La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 03, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TexttojQp yL-at Am! ,iw ' m TW SI 'XK'tSB ANDE" E vENINg OBSERVER - All ' THuraday, Ja'ritfatyj la (iBoorBontledt An fnile pendent Nrwli(f FRANK B. APPLEBT , . Bailor an4 PnMJhf HARVRT V. MATTHEWS . , Ruplne Manr Puliltahed evenlnu. except Sunday, t l.lt Adra Avenue, Im. Grand, Oreiran. The ODaerver-Htnr published every Friday. Kntcrrd at the t'oaloffm at 1-a Orunde, Oregon, a Becond Clare Mull utter under uot of Murch 3, 17. ' - f OFFICIAL I'AI'KR OF tlNION COONfr AND TUB CITY OF IA (IRANDH MEMHl'Hl A8KOCIATHD I'RKtfH The Amoelnted 1'rea in exclimlvely emitted to uee far publica tion of all new dlHnutche credited to It or not otberwtM credited If puiillehed herein. All right ot republication of epedlul ile putr.he In title puper. and a I no Hi local newa herein alas art reserved. t SUBSCRIPTION RATES ' Hy !arrler Pally, pel month In Advance ,, , Dally, lx month In advance , Dully, altiKle copy ...... Dally. Daily, Dully. per month In advance , 11 1UII per alx months In advance . per yeur In advance ... . Weekly Otierver-8tar, per year . .. 7 So I4.U. 10 li.M MM ta.ot , ADVKRTI81N0 RATWS Dleptny, fnrelitn, per column Inch ....... Dlnpluy, local, per column Inch ...................,.. lime contract pricea on Application. 4U0 SIX Itri.S'H ThiHinh n elmicr do evil n 'hundred Mine', nnd lila !- he priilonuril. yet .am-ely I know Hint It xlinll he well with litem tlml fear !'!. !. 11:12. V. - ALjRjp'tTiNl I Snow In Wallowa Territory Helps ; U Protect Wheat ' By . V. Mek WATXOWA, Ore. (HpecluD A fen-. Innhe of enow fell over thUi part o( the. country during the pant few dnya giving anmo much needed Protection to winter wheat erope which- have Men unprotected dur In nint h of the cold weather of the pat month. Home Improvement I reported in etoek wuter eonun tlon In noma part nf the county Hlnco the warm weather of n fe luy aira when-oonelderalile thaw- Inx resulted. Home of the well In the hill unction were at the lowext point In a number of yeur and name, atork , have been without water much of the time for the pant few week. . Much paeture la mill being used yet ami will no Uoubt he continued ' unlet deep Know ehould some. Indication are that with a conidderulilo mvlnir of feed which linn been made during the past few weeka throiiKh the lie of much' paetur,-. that feed Butipllm now on hand will prove K the rem t ! 'U about thv ettfr' llilnr ha to loft that innnry n'i. ttij ; A railroad lillllotin anvs Bharo curves lire heintr eliminiiterl.1 ,i : .,....1.. . . . . .. . iii nun . Anyone reading the Congressioiuil Record will realize' that it's jimt as well congress decided not to lnoadcnst. " They're using gas flames now for refrigeration; but no body seems to have discovered how to heat a, house with' ice. One way to reduce armament would be to limit the num lier of admirals nnd rear admirals. Maybe somebody will fall an international conference for that. -Let Urilain' meet us half way, and cancel admiral with admiraK STATE ENFORCEMENT ' ; A Washington correspondent obsoivesi ('A growing.con- vtpLIfin lllnf. uIhIa nnrl Innnl ' frnuni'iimimlu' iviiiul nuuiima n , , , ...... - .......... , lmnd on Huliduy.V'ntoilidrty wua greater Bhare in prohibition enforcement if the Volstead net' lahi to ret in tneVjniimrd' rente.', is to Iw made effective is apparent among government of-1 ,",'jr: ' "'r-(;ntreii haa iiyeu in nil. . . , . , n mvrd uliiit 40 .yearn. v . Iicmls and members of congress. . : j Mr. nmi iir.,Ora"rdnireii "Experience has shown that the fedeinl government can i 1"T,', T"T'u.y flJ,'r ""'." v. i I'm it ii ,. . I crnl-dayH ln-1-u Clrunili'. , - do little more than check smuggling, cut off large sources Tim. jiiwea tvenia .-jUf .Resale tif supply and handle the big violations. It is impossible for !''1u,'f!1"0" vidMn'if;Witji-vr, and tA ..i . . . . , . . , ' . pirM. Leonard Funtoenit.ut'.Jdcacli- ledernl agents to police the country and prevent the operat-J am thi week. Th,y oxporto nt. ting of speakiniifs and the -traffic. tif-bootUiggein." T v I "i "Vv Niw "V-"-' , ' Jt might make a considerable difference if wnjrress were' ''J ai iijiioiriiiie .)Uti,iMMi,uiiu u year, or, UUIOlcement, as IC "nuKnti r, aire, i.iiiey thlH week., Pimm ni'iir rli'iinn- iiikI. Imfni-a f'hi-lutnmo ''lliit mmn liin y,r' an,t J,r"- John Price', of 3.a , " . uinndc. were dinnerituem-or Mr. .federal government would bo assuming, along with its na-"""i ir- "''i Reese on New Tea tural piohibition job, a task which piiierly belongs to the states, counties and municipalities. While the present liquor legislation remains on the fed eral statute books, local government units should do their part to make it effective. Hut many states or communities refuse or ncgleci to do so. Tho big question is, how can they lie made to help in this fight if they don't want to help?. No- iKitty has found an answer. ; If it is granted that the present day amendment and sta tutes are enforceable, the fact remains. that so far enforce ment has been half defeated by local indifference" and unof ficial assertion of slate rights in ninny places. "Nett t' Klvlu' wonwn Hi' rlylit 1 vdtA III' litkitcMt mistake) ttMU'ji lma iihuIp lwiy wtu pel. I ample for all needs durln ratrtui lit' rlrlil' . i Kn 5 ' '" w.lntxr. . i liirU they'll abu.o It.!1 i leclartt Be?ral small flocks of alieep he KquV1 Marsh i Hwalloir,. fuay. I loiifflnr to larni.irs of the Lower rniieyvunii 1 inainoiiu - prairie. , see lions vwenv brought ..In from ! the rans-e oply recently 'and; are- now lelhir,;f( L at the furmsl i - -.'TUB'.rtinn.ual Ice harvest was started hero: last 'veeH.4a,nd a eon sldeKable "umdunt lian.hcen 'stored dilrlnic-the' tiast.few doys. The; Ice had reaeMeir a thickness. Of from 10. to 12 Inches uud' 1h very clear und solid.' .,('..; i ' . Jm llearlhr Jr.. t?f I'Yecwater.J arrived here durinic (lie early part of the week, for a few days rlslt wun; fiisjutner ilarry. llrarlnr. , i . 1''. A. Honmlnr and wife, of l.eao. visited Tuesday nlrht with, tbtit luiifrtiter,'' M rs. James -Wea-er and husbnntl, ot Alder Hlope. iThey re-' part a .large amount of slcknesa in (lie upper part of the valley con slstlfiir . of ' flu, 1 sore ' throats ' and colds.' t. , Poui'h ; a nd won were . Ch rl st- inus day visitors at tlio jolin .Couch home-In the -l.eap conimunlty.. . Asa Harmon .has. been confined tO'-'his. bom at Knterprlse by. an attack of flu. lie is reported some better. i';'. ' ' ' . 'I tioorire1..(jUfu!lns -went -to -I.Cwtlnc tlietflrsUot';the .week-' where be siie.nt a few days visiting- his broth ers..JcrUamf 'Norrls.CusnUis. , 11 returned ' home tho' last -of the week.';, i r ' i' - N'ljuann t Ijitlirop ,and:wlfe 'nit Mrs.".- Opal. 'Osliorn, ,jt . ,1'arsiilp creek; -were, visitors in town the itinAi-'HuifiitAMH . . 'Ilio NuttfOuufltroadrastlnir com- Hany proKrem'tor e'ridiiy nlirht fol lows; S to 6:20 Wriiclcy review :3 Ho 7, I'hllro proirrum: i to 1. Iti'A 'JlOur: U:SA io.4a lnnn nliiirle! 10 .10 IS. dance, music. ' The American llrouilenstlnir com pany proirram for Friday iiijtlit fol low: 1 to N. Union orehesira: S to , nrtlstio ensemhle; 9, Kalon or'' hestra; 10. ftunee orehestru. y . ' KI'O Hnn Fi-unrlHio lUSDke) 6. JJHt:;''.-7, concert; 7:3(1. duo; S. Nile; 0, strini; iiuartel; 10, rianco band;: 1 1. Nlli', ' trn- miivi'r (nd"Kri O. C 111 . J:Ao, Holltnlre cowboys: 8:iif. dunce inie-;..v, piusic jiuiuin; 'JliU to ll, slrlna; trio; ' ' ' . i kva i iiews: :1 KOO . Han Kmnciscn (U'H'ikr) t. 15. music: 7 on. AIIC. K(!0Oul,liind imokri II. Nllfl! , mystery serial; iia, NIHlj 10, concert: II. NIH';. KIHJ (Spokane. 59kc) . NBP; 8. dinner music, sports; 8:46. .NIK'; 10 to 10:30, happy caravan. KJR Hcattle 970kr) . pro gram: 7 to 13, Alir. KFRC Hnn Francisco (inkc) . orxnn: :S0, sports: 7. eludlo program: 8. "(Ireat Ladles:" 8:S0. niiisir; Ii, Kiee club: :3", concert; 10, Amos and Andy; 10:10 to 12:10 dani'A music KtlMO Henttle (BJOke) 0. MH'; 7. music; . NHC; U. news, music. K(IW Portland 2flkc) t. NHC: 6:31), concert music: 7:3o melody hoys: .8. NIIC: 9. Jestem: .9:o. NHi': 10. studio concert; .10:. to 15. Hoot Owls. KOI. Seattle (12""kc) G, dinner- music: 7, sunshine: 7:30, olil-tiuiet-H: 8:30, s'tudio proi-am; 10:30 to 12, dance music. ' 'KNXI.os Anireles (10501(C) ii. music;. 7:30,. revue: 8, lin-Nuts; 9. I.lon Tamers: 9:45, hohiK hrond cust:'' 10 to 1, 'dance music. KI'"I iMD AllKl'lea (6tokc) . Nltr; 9. conceit; 10. NHC. KKW1I Hollywood (tif.nke) 6:45, etitel-tniners; 8, news: 9. liKht opern:10, dance music. KI'ON l.onit llench (12'iOkc) d:05, entertainers: 8, movie slurs: 11 to I, music. K(!A Spokane (H70kc) 7 to 11. ABC; 11 to IS. music. KHJ l.os Aiiiteles (KOdkc) 0, organ;. 6;4B. news: 7. prosranu . symphony; l to IS, dunce music. l'rospojiitr for 19i9 M nollir iiuultlrftil fl, . I r months In' tlin yoai Jru J five pay 'days each. . i COLDS MAY DEVELOP' , UN 1 J FLU CotitVhB from Fla My Weaken Yonr Brett and Lead to Serious 1 rouble You cn ttop tliem now wilh Creo miiUion, an emuliilieil creosole ihat is pleasant to take. Creomulsion i ( inrilical diovery with Iwo-fulil liun; it snotties and link llie inllamrd membranes and inhibits frtm crowili. Of all known drucs creonote is rec ognized by high medical authorities a one of the greatrst Iiealing aEenCie for roua.li from colds and brondlial irritations. Creomulsion contains. in 'ddilion to creirtote, other liealinR elements which soothe and licit tlio inllamrd membranes and stop llie ir ritation, while the creosote goes on to the stomach, i absorbed1 ;. -! blood, attacks the teat of the h7 i i L. 1 1,. n.u -t . i S11U lUtLW VI 1110 Creomulsion i guaranteed uiLi lory iu the treatment of counhs colds, bronchitis and minor forajj bronchial irritations, and it excdU' for building up the system afteretU or flu. Money refunded if m lieved after taking according to dhu lions. Auk vnur druggist. Ctn, sion may help you avoid. 8a, bm ; not sold as a flu remedy. If yoclu, fever, or think you nay have uV see your doctor, immediately. ' (edVj-J CREOMULSIOt FOR THE COUGH FROM COLDS THAT HANG & HILGARD, ORE. issycwsspvL " Hy Venis Uflfller : '' (Observer oorrespondenl)"" ' lIll.tlAllH. ' Ore..V(Ppecll The CTirlslmu seal wMch'!were' irlven to Mrs. J. B. Welmer. Wins Martin and the children for. sal here, wer nil sold and money .sent fo Vr. (lump; coiinly chairman.. ' .MM. (lladys l.llly,.'of. l.o, Orande. spent the weekend ,at-Ifll-a.rd . . l-'raiik' Hnnford; rwa '. .brouglit home seriously .111: from., the camp, hut Is much linprbvrdiat this time. Wllthertji and .y,etnu,-.Welnier at tended' tho New. Vcars party at' the IIukIi Hlnnk home in l a (Irande'on Kutiirday niarlit, ' Y (v - Sir. (l)enn-'ut- ifoiintaln ';Bfirlh: station, hiw lntulei aiie,w. Ilffjit- tntr system, whlcli: Is a. irreat :lm provenient ' to liun plce.' ( ' V.- Mr. und Mrs.- Guy.'.Tliorntiruo' John and Kva a'hOrnb.rucj'iSlr. avnd .Mrs. j. ii. weiiiicr, iierihiouns; anil Mrs, Snllliiif nll.utlenUf'U the. fnn- ernl -Of Mr. "Oantrell'lii'lil.' In. Iji. x ANOTHKR AIRPLANE WONDER f A new aviation sensation is scheduled to come out of Kriedrichshafen early this year. It is to be more thrilling vnan tne construclion and trans-Atlantic flight of the Graf .enpeiin. This new creation is a gigantic airplane, now being built ny ur. Uiiude Dormer, of Dormer-Wnl fame. Gossip de scribes it as having 12 motors of 500 horsepower each. It is to be a passenger liner. Its rooms are said to be more Spacious and more comfortable than those of the giant Zep pelin. It's center corridor is 7! feet, 9 inches long. On flights up to 1,000 miles in length it can carry, so "they" say, 70 or 80 passengers, with comfort for all of them. On longer flights, it will carry only 15 or 20 passengers. It will have a crew or 1 1, 'including two cooks nnd two stewards. It is to be equipped with a fine wireless plnnt, independ ent of the motors. Spark plugs or valve springs can be re paired while in the air. Short circuits and similar mishaps can be located and removed without landing. If the plane falls into the water, it is supposed to lie able to withstand the waves. It is divided into water-tijrht comoartments likp a boat There are numerous other remnrkjible features. A newspaper correspondent, asking Dr. Domier for con firmation of these and other glowing rumors, was told that ' nothing would be given out in advance. The craft is to speak for itself when it comes out. That policy stimulates public interest in the mysterious airplane and avoids promises which miirht; not 1 fulfills If the new plane is a success, it may revolutionize aii-planel i-uhmiucuuii. ii it is a lauure, at least it will have been a worthy experiment and one from which much of value may lie learned. day. Mr. ond Mrs. J.-11.' Welmer. 'of rivn t'oints -uecOmnanlod ;bv .Mr. und Mrs. H. ?.. Baxter of. l.a ttrdndo attended the party iriven - liy.. the i.ndlea riiiu in Cove New Years' ftvo. The stuto 'irravel ' shoWl which has been In operation on: the river neur Mvo points was moved to the suite shop, this' week forireiisir. Mr. Wyliy who bus been runnlnk tnn shovel wnt to his home" In LorvalllM to spend the week. Iiona and WlnlfleM r5cott, "Ey'i i iioriiDrus, Lester . Iiiton , 1'o.m (lettal, John nnd-.Eva. I'rlce 'and Wllmerth and Verna W'linor spent tho evenlns; 'at Ktve -1,'olnf station and watched -the. dld,y,ear;Ourand the. New Year; con ln.'i. Won't Invesliaate Lynching in South JACKSON. Ml.; Jan. , (ATM Oorernor T. O. Ullbo's ofrieliU no tice of tli lynchlnr Monda nlrht of Charley Hhepherd, convict kill or and kidnaper, wiu his announce ment .that he would, not (natural an .InvesttfatlOn Into the lorturlnr to death of the neiro by a moU. t naw neither the time nor th niom-y to luvesilrute two, thou. sund people," the rovernor said In reply to telecrama of protest reachlnic his office, - California authorities' ar hunt- Ins; a nian who cashed a boms check at an insao asylum. One of the few plane you can et a check cashed lueee dai. last of .llie.. week. H.' HlurodV and", family, -or Middle valley,; have been, aufferlnf rrom the. flu tile past week. N.41. I.iotiijlilsoii. county ditent Of I'.nierpFiaeit was, a Dusntirt visitor i In -Inu-IVM .I.!. ..I" fL.I. , 5 DotialdBOn .jioMs thut -a, loiul, of lift 1(0- wci;6( iihlpprHl' from'- life. county Wednesday foi-.'tha l'ort Uifld uiarkot. Mhlpners were jruar- antced $9.00 Portland for this shipment. 'There are still a num. her oMaree',tiunclie of ho to go iroiuinis section iiunns -ttie next few weeks. - . , Coyotqn.havo proved lUtcpnslder nbl tiienuce to sheep on- sonie of tho run Be during; the ptl fall acl cordlnir to reports from some own- ers.N . The coyotes urn, uid to have, neen ttiiittn numerous on Wio Smith mountain ranKn , recently. , K. K Johnson who ran res hi aheop'ln that locality found. It necessary to keep a man -on watch ut night to prerent -damake to his. flock. A titimbi'r'or trap Were set at one bed Kroimd, arid. seven of the roy Otf .werejcajtRht'. -. .- ' . i tVcll J''hher.i',of t.eap.' ha been Tlsitlns;i)relatHe ' at. llurrlrana creek and Joseph durlnic the past few dfVv'"'. y . , ' He,T .iiuurn reiuriieu nomn-irom IVombin. during;. .-, the., post . week iWlieroKho: has ' bne'n -helping; hi nrotiter ;t:narie w ho -lias, leased-a farm-, In that .section. , . . ' Miss Velum Austin teooher of the Leap school, lu district 1J.' spent the holiday vacation with her par ent at '-Flora.: . f Mis Ann .Murphy returned frnru Freewater Hunilay to resume her! nunc an teacher In district 40. .a few mile east of here. : A" considerable, number 'Of per son from tub community attend ed the dance. -at th Tom Klledre home on Drycreek Saturday nlirht. Those Bttendlor report au en lov able evenlnr. Hoy Oostin ha been 4uy do ing some papcrlnr at his home th past week. A Parisian authoress sent a tneesag-e. to alar th other day, addressed to "Trlnce rharmln;." Several newspaper seemed to rei rard the event a news. '. TRY W. K. GILBERT CO. FIRST 1 ON ALL GIRLS' HATS High Quality Hats Now Selling 49c to $U9 N0 - Including Our ENTIRE STOCK of Coats, Dresses and Hats f ",i AT SWEEPING REDUCTIONS Dresses .-. - - ' Choose from hundreds of lovely dresses. Your ' wardrobe should in clude one or two of these exception al buys. The colors' are the newest the style's, the latest. At . these low . prices you get quality at far below what you would expect to pay. Kvery- dress must go! $9.95 TO $34.95 . Coats '' Eveiy ; one - of ; these . fine winter coats must be sold to make room for spring stocks, you will find the season's newest fabrics . . . fur trimmed . . . the latest fashions. At these tremendous reductions , such ' coats as these will move out quickly . so choose now while the assortment is com plete. Every Coat must go! $14.95 TO $69.95 "Pay, A Little Down This Friendly Credit Store Welcomes Your Account Hats Our entire stock of Lit winter millinery, values to $12.30. every one must go I Your choice ' - $1.49 to $2.49 You will find shopping a real pleasure with us. Choose any coat, hat or dress pay a small amount down and then arrange with our friendly credit department to pay the balance. There is no delay no red tape. To pay as you are paid is the logical plan. 1 1 e p ; : NEW LINGERIE Italnty plcrcs in m-w shad-s awl with new lacn tilms. Our lliutirle -MKk is now. . A.ltl It lo your avotnil HOSIERY The famous .Vllan A hose for wom en, known for Us wvartnjr quality anil for Ii fine appearance. Hoth Mril.v neiulit anil Uie finest chit ni. Aild It lo your acroimt Cinderella Frock Shop