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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1927)
Page Two LA UKANIJK EVENING OHSEKVEK Friday, April 2i), 1927. Scores Of The Most Stylish Shapes An Outstanding Value Choicest New Mats Regularly Priced at $6.00 Special at 5 .95 This special offering of such a largo group of the newest Spring Hats will permit you to have not one, but two or three of the most becoming millinery creations to vary your Spring costume. Milans, crochet viscas, taffetas a wide choice in materials, colors, and chic shapes. Regular ,si:c dollar values on sale at $3.95.;. .' .. : , : . Lovely Summery Frocks Of the Very Finest Silks! New Dresses that will he per fectly in step with the stylish month of May. They have just, arrived two-tone combinations and two-piece effects still predominating-.. And the loveliest .materials! Softest georgettes rich-looking, flat crepes gleaming frosted crepes and every frock is beauti fully made and trimmed and styled to give immediate charm. For afternoon, for street wear for every smart occasion of late spring and summer these newest , frocks are most becoming. And they will out-wear and out-style , anything approaching this value-1, givrng price range $47.50 Farm Pointers Cop Unable To Catch Speeding Robber in Auto tiiK um mini poor Kfowiiif- Out crop. II If. li 1 1 mji fn in crib pot n contain ing tuart' thun iU r cfiil of rnotK- tur without provjilinv HMciai hut ,siitiil devices for drying II. ' Farm eeount am noreiwary In PORTLAND, Ore., Apr. 29. (AP) analyzing and rcorjranlilnff the KeeiriK an aulo Hpeertintf jiIoiik furm hnslnf-BH alonn profitable In the vicinity of Kiutt Koriy-Hev- J'na. . enih and Main Htreptu, with a man in the rear eut hnltUnir a revolver i Low farm profit may result n at tho heart of the driver. 1'ulitil- wtll from poor Judgment in tnan fhamnerlnln nave rhnsp in a judumt'iil iu police car hut cmitd not K-t up, i- .eunuch uppml to pfl'wt a rupture. IIh crushM IiIh vnr Into (he ruH. luu while lurniiiK a furrier, j Iui'l!iirthe chiiMf the man in tho rear Kent threw a revolver iintti an adjacent lawn.: It t;t recovered l.y , . Cliaiuherlaln. : A )ioj? will find Hliadc In hot What warn evfdenily an nlieuipl"! 1 walher If iio can, hut if tile untidy Indduii wan reporteil to police in. I Idacc hi (liHC-oviTH Im hIho hoi he day hy f fl. Htnuiey, whit kiiM that nut Necm lo r-nlU" It and will iih he drew hla cur in a full Htop in 1 Htuy tln-r und dh from overheat- nhedience in Ihe Htop mIkh, a nimi, iriK. It In Ih-hI, th'-rcfori. lo oIoho in a Idne tiu.uk ran out from the any hnililiiiKs that arc not cool, curh and cried out at him. ! ' . Hlanley xtepped on the kh and Karniei-H who iinvft marsny eHcapeii, tie wtw n Hero in I man place, on their laiiil that (hey con- in the mIwuIowm on the Nidewalk. (eiuplati! draiuinK HhonM ffrnt con- lnoklnK up Kinldeuly, Men. Mil hUU v Inn pOMMtljlteti of thcHt! low ton Muixlmll, it 2 4 Kaat I-'if ly-ninl h KpolH im pluc K for .proiluciiiB' yLreei, found a Imrulai- In her iiiiiKltralri, Ki-owiiiK fiKh nr allracl- limine about nildiiij;hl. lug wjtter fowl. The detwripiion hIip miviv Ik the . name an that of the hiirlui- who ' lib not'uHc HOila in . limiting Vh dlncovered early WedneHday cream of toinnto Koiip. H cliaiiKeii niiirnlnpr iu a hedr(imi hy Margaret Ihe flavor 'and af recti .Ihe clltiihlti ,M:uHhalL . In holh camw he mnde content. -. 'ft mite Retnwny. . ' The amount or autrar consumed You, Pay Les5w Under Our . One Price Policy ' WHY NOT . OPEN AN ACCOUNT? ' - r h, CREDIT WHEN DESIRED . , . YOUR OWN TERMS :. :,L IN REASON '. . "r ' Can ' Fwniture Co. 'What Is NeWs?' Is Answered By ' Much vchlH iKfinx or BiiffU'lont Inyf j iioi-lunco .socially, economically J iiolillmlly. ai'li'iilificully or Imllv-' r -y -j liliJUiiy, in I'liKilJfu I'H uiit-mitiii ui; VVJIIIHCn in 1 ' 1 vimt. nimilU'i'S of proplo. I. Ike uny.. nrimmlly In llii- I'niliil Kliili'K Iiiim lni-r. ii.si d liy w urly . B.Hiiii.miu.iicio ' puunils .since llto't. - V ' ' COW WAS ATllMri'lO . nANHI ItV. Knir. llrlir. Oin. -. . OnKc, I). R (., who ha heen run. A n. w hoK choli ra posU r In ro.l .nlll, u mrm fln fi(a )nis Bm.B .-.n.l hlacli Hni! lypirylnB a ho lot nolI),nK , wln war wi n., of. Bwini. In vorioim Hattes . Inff, so he hinf to develop hid own l'elholH. ' . I "I went to liny a cow," lie Huyn. "iiiKl, linowlnir nothliifr about cows, other coiniuoilily, i1h rnreful pre: I tiu-;ili(Ul. tllf iilitllly of itH illre. INi:V YOKK. Apr?9 (AD - "Mi nlrt. Ihe IlllCKllly of ll purpOHe. The iiuesllim of svwlint Is news reriecl Creillt or llscre.llt upon the. ; asked 4i a conle.st - hy llle. ,; ne' ' holier if Hb pm veyors. Hulisll-, I school for Kocial reKcrcii. hrouKht l'"es for Irnlh. or adullerallmi of. forth a definition or Mike Wallace, i facts. ch. ni ninB of mellio.ls Iu the, .'illen.llnir a series of lectures on 'luamiliiel lire' of news constitute, "Modern Journalism," which three Jaliuse of public trilsl nnd threats JudRcs of nutionul repuln today de-i auulnsl the heailh of the public dared to be the best Kit lim 1 1 1 -.!.. I mind." ' j of cholera has been issued. Its purpose Is lo lliKe fuiiners to Im-IIIMMlz.- their plus with serum. I . f)uls exports from the I'nlted SluKH this season have been morn I Inni sis limes its Heavy as last year. ' I chose a nice looklllft one and tnbt Ihe farmer to- make her Jump it fence. She took II well, so I billiKht tier." , - , ."News", deflneH Mr. Wallach, "is a pel-lshablo commodity, dis tributed by the newspaper, mar keted daily for consumption by' the literute mind. , It constitutes, a written presentation or" tho events of the world, the nation, the The indues- -were Waiter. WII-- liatnu, deun of tile school of jour-; nallsin al i the- University of Mis-, K.'iuri; Marien Pew, editor of 1-Mltoi and Publisher: ' nnd Ocrald W.v . Johnson, assistant edilor of tho, Itaiilmorc. Kvi-ninir Hun and author slate und I he city In all fields of of "What Is N'cwse, Tli board bill of Introduced hirui and frull pisls In the United Htateii Is more I linn 'n billion dol lars a year! Two hours of- every day's work on the farm or r, the KUI'ileu and orchard gdes to. feed these uninvited kuchIb. ' Dependable . Quality HILL'S Dependable Values Scout Leader 8 To Meet This Evening K. VtUKHell Went I, Hcotit executive nf the KiiMern Oregon Trl-county I'ouneil. will iiddieHM tho hoy cout leadcrwhtp IrainlnK wchonl thin evenitiK. when the eluhth meellnp of (he Hehool and the IiihI Indoor nesslon will he hehl in the hnwement of the MeihudlxL i;plHCopul church. The laHt two of the HerleH or ten meciinKM will he held out nf doorH. .Mi'. Scotl mihject lonlKht will he "cotitinK for Leadership." ' Tonimht'i' hieellriK will heln at 7:.1' o'clock with asuemhly hy TiatrolH. followed" ly' the.openlnR ceremony, and rod call. Klre hy friction 'wit! ho deinonstraled nt irierlt. At 0 o ciock mere win ne Ihe O'firrtdy . iliill and Dr. l. S. Huffman wilt, lead In (he morale period. The mceiiiiK will close al !i : .10. ui,ami:k .mothf.us PAKIH, Ky. Youlh'B falluro lo follow I he HtrnlKlit and narrow palh Im atlrthuted lo inotliers' pre ceplM In Ihe opinion nf Mm. Kun-nle-'Hi-Ue Su( herlnnd, police jtitlKrt of thtH city. , : "If Ihe modern mollicr'H tench Iiiks an riKht." she avern, "Ihere s 1 1 1 he no trouble with the modern hoy or tflrl." Mra. .Sutherland tries all clnHi'H of CftHeH culled In police court and lias I ho reputation of havlMK done much la clean up her III Mo cily. v . GUNMEN ACTIVE IN EUGENE. ORE. Dealings of Alleged Boot leggers Revealed by Ar- rest in Grants Pass t i" " " .ii-iiiijr IIIRIII, Ml- fk Mberlff'tt oriiclalfi loduy. ! Tifl urreMt, im the utory Ik nn foltled here, la due to the work of .Ume I. Hlralt, chief of polleo of 1-fuicene, who followed Ihe noHe, und induced Olen Wlrkwlre, local unto- niohllc denier, to Hwenr to n com plaint ukhIuhI three men, two of whom .are alh-Hcd lo he Ihe men arreted al (ItantH I'uhb. The two men Kve thi' nameH or V. W. Wolf nnd J. V. Wynne. The Mtory In Hint Ihe car nwd hy the alh'Ked rum ruunera wait wrecked an the hiKhway in-aM'ri's. welt neveral moutliN affo, Wlck wlre wim culled in toy the ituiiihlno 10 a Karage, hut found the car too heavily loaded, and Kent hack fur niintlmr i-nr. l'OKNW. Ore., Apr. 30 (API i The cutuo aid' In he m-ain al- AptlvUie of ullegml irunmen, mild tcohol. hor an ulleKed value of 1 officr 10 reprenent liquor run. t jimm. it wa hronKht to the local nrm who last w inter lout a enrtfo j KoruKc ' ' of H0 irftlloim of nruln uleohol In I DurinK tho dIk"! Ihe alh ucd II Huifenp, were hrouRht to light wih Muor was removed rrom the natnRe, to rret of two men ul (.IntntH iy unknown pnrtleH. acoonlliiK' l lfuwi Wedhewlay nlfhl. necordlntf ' Wickwtre. Hhurtly niter the occur. renee two men arrived, and Wlek- wlre wfli "taken Tor a ride." With KUiiH leveled at him In Ihe car. he wflH forced lo hk checks for Dickson & Gilliam Account and Tax Counsellors ' Wo opttt and rli&o Imo)., fumlsli iiHKitlilr utainiiMils, oitjust all tan problem. AUIItutuil iuvountiil In mU priiH-lrMM rlthis or thn CtUteil Klsti-s. La Grande National Bank Bldg. MAIS SM $600,000 State Office Building Is Facing Suits HAI.KM. Ore, Apr. 2fl ( AP) Two Hill t m to enjoin Ihe state hoard of control from lH'oeeedlnK with the construction of the $t;rutt slate office huildiiiK authnrlxcd hy the last leKislalure ami ftnancml throtiKh tliversion of a like amount of money from the slate Industrial accident com mission funds were tiled in Marlon county circuit court t Ithi inornlnrT. Moth suite alleK'i the diversion or the invi Mted funln of tho nccl dent cinitmisMion to ho uncoiiHttlu tionul. ' ' . ' The plalutirfH In the Hi-Hi ault are the l-IaHtern-Wi-stern l.ttmher comtanv, tlreKon-American i.um i,fj run to vi;i IKh'ilKHTIIli. N. V. Minn (Kir Irude tiulsche has come from ICnst London, Soulh Africa to marry Iteiijuiniu K. rn) upon his Kiail- uallnn from .thn Itot'hester In Juno. . South African and ministry. NKW YOKK Creditors of Mrs. Olta li- Aco.itn l.ydlK- hope to real ize KOiuethliiK from her new honk depict liitf what she terniH "the ItraKte, rutility of fashlonahlc life.' They inti-ini :i lo .' attach Hie pro ceeds. Their lawyers say they will exauiiiie her aH to Ihe reportn that she k n'Ci'tvliiK an Income of $40. . rutverslty of odd a yer.. In Iter hankruptcy He in ul ho a petition she- ILsli-d dehts of $!H,0t. Will enter thn j Wm. Pcuit ."i rfiim--A im npii f I. mill lo cover Ihe ullexeii comI of I H,r rnipuuy. and the .Silver Fall.- the Hlolen KuodH. Payment on the rhfckR xvyk Nloppi'd. nnd H'.e Ul leKed owncm of Ihe alcohol re ceived nothinf for their efforts. SciMiml ChAptci The Hecond chapter In the slory opened here Tuesday, when It is uld, three oilier Kuntnen arrived Ttniher company. Peiler Pcderson I." I in pMiiniii'i i'ntiiivd In tl'.c sec ond petition. SKASON OPI'.NK S1XOAY POItTl.ANI. re., Apr. 5t (AP) -toiumer-hil fishermen and Mate und h'l Wlckwire know they were j flti wardeiiH of Oreon nnd Wash I here to "hump somehotly off If ( iUKton, are marshulltiiK Hielr j the checkM were not made Rood, j forei-H alontr Ihe Columlda river ; An unihush wuh net. hut the men : in readini MH lor the opening of evidtntly got wind or It. and drove NOUthward. The urreste al (iranlH Push Inllowt'd. Rupert Ships 7S6 Cars of Potatoes t tit; rttthlhir Moa.Holl Siiniluy. Tin- .itr.-nni it lioltlK wntrlH-il onrHfillly t..r l ishi-riii.-n ivlio tto out nlii-iul of tini.-. tlr.-Kiin nffb-i-rM luivt- ttlr.-u.ly ti.ki-n l.rlw.-t-ii Itiii ttn.l li'-l n. -in nut out ttio t-arly. Will I, II DIM.AV I'lttKMlAM WASHINGTON. Apr. ill (Al1) Hri'KUT, Air. 2H. Ulirlnt,- tlt , li, vl.-w of tin- uusi-tlliil situn- wlnter tu-aitt.n T Kit oiu-h t.f l.luhii po- linn rm-lui; i-ullroutl t-oiuilrui-tlun I tuttiPM bitvi. brt-n i.lifppr.1 ri-ttin Hit prtii.-i-lH in tVntrnl Ort-uou, Hit-!ik-ii fit-iKlit .It-put, It Im i-fpt.rtpil. Ort-Kun. Citllltirnlii it n.l KuMirn It in rntliHiitiil by llii.se. in tuui-h ; rullroilil uki il lllt llltt-mlilto rotn jwlth ihe puliitii piliKitluu In thin' ini-n-t- 1-uniitiisnluu totbty to t-xt.-n.l jvlflnlly Hint thi-ro Htill iriimlnn fur nix months from Muy 3. the itliout an i-nin uf npiitlK. im.Ht t.f p.-rlo.l In wltlt-h It Iuih bofn or- wlift'li will be Khlppt-.l Hhurtly. I .l.-rt-.l lo Iu-kIii o conHti-iirtlon iro- j n. unipiiipnii. tniriuK ili nenstin; K,ain in,. roninilMlou Itml provl lire l-tttiin-tett to huve l.on itiprt.xi-' ounly nuthoriXfU. nitttely 100 turn In pxc-riw t the Tin. OivKon. rullftirnla nnd Kst .hlpmnitK for lh mmn Jut pr. -rn la lnvolvtl in tli. rontrovurny vlou. Th. nwjm-liy of th rnnt bt-ttvtfn th Houthorn facltlc anil Hhlpprd from htr. lu.v. Imrii blllctl the Mill rallrosila ovrr th rlsht lo to Clnclnnuti ami chlc-nsu, Ji-xi.-nJ ih.-ir lines Iu Oregon. STAGES LEAVE FROM La GRANDE DEPOT '(Phone 799' Travel In our Modern Chair'Car Stages! Leave . Lj Grande for Joseph . . . 9:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. La Grande for Baker, Boise 1:25p.m.. La Grande for Baker only 9:25 a.m. 5i30 p.m. . La Grande for Pendleton 11:00 a.m. 3:30 p.m. (Coiinectloui at I'undlcttin fur WullaWalla mil Paico) Leave La Grande For Portland at 11:00 a.m. Tare $9.50, Round trip $16.00 huwWli BJJJIO f- ChlffopTZoI Piggly Wiggly pays you well I A rjTj to trade at its stores. Not just an occasional penny but a consist ent percentage of every dollar you spend. VI LA white ' CANNED Tom Thumb No. 2 cans 11 Empress No. 1 cans 10c Empress No. 2 cans 15 V. S. Tiny Kernel No. 2 cans 18rrl CORN GOLDEN Great Northern No. 2 cans lGc Del Maiz ... .T... No. 1 cans 13 Del Maiz No. 2 cans 18 P. S. Bantam No. 2 cans 22- KUNER PICKLE CO S GOODS Catsup, i.'pint bottle....... 17 Catsup; 1 pint bottle... ...25r!' Pumpkin, No. 2u can 17 Cut Green Beans, No. 2 can....l5ck , Sweet Midget Pickles 8 oz. jar Sweet Plain Pickles 1G oz. jar If Sweet Plain Pickles 1 1 quart jar Sweet Sliced Fieklcs No. 2 can PSour Plain Pickles Si 16 oz. jar... ... Whole Dill Pickles No. 2' can .30 35o .47tk -.2S- 30 25r Small E. J. Peas, No. 2 can....20 Very Small' E. J. Peas , No. 2 can 25 0-CEDAR 23c 15 .90 1.90c Polish, 4 oz. bottle- Polish, 12 oz. bottle... Polish,: 1 quart' can Mops, Triangle Shape, No Mops, lriangle .shape 1NO. d .TH.ii InterchangeaDle No. 1 90c Mops, Interchangeable No. 2 .....$1.25 iviops. GRAPE FRUIT Preferred Stock No. 1 can 17? Fountain.;.... No. 2 can 22c4 Royal Club; ...No. 2 can 27 White Wonder Soap 4c 10 bars : ...38 P. & G. Soap 4i J 10 bai-s";.; ,.,..,, v.35c 9C Porto (small size) bottle. Poi'to, 2 oz. bottle Hire's Root Beer, bottle 21 30c Clicquot Club Ginger Ale lo oz. bottle nr. - -'V UlUI Red Wing Grape Juice 4 oz. bottle , " Red Wing Grape Juice 1 pint bottle.. Red Wing Grape Juice 1 quart bottle 65t Red Wine Grape Juice -2 quart bottle.... $1.20 ' .12 35 IT PAYS TO STUDY OUR SWINGING PRICE TAGS