La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 11, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, January 11, 1929. :..- i.' . A ai a kirtM nrm vi.t ino mA fat v , i I i ' 1 1 V w II jEafcube JSbzrijm (Bbwvbtx Ak Imlf iriHlU mrwr TRANK t. AHIU.KBV Editor and Publlahar Hamvht k. mattiihwh , HiiNinaa Manap-ar Punimnad vanlnna. ticnil Sunday, at 1414 Adnma Annul, Us MfbMit, OrmoH. The Owtrvr-Hmr iruhllnhed wary Krlduy. r3nlrd at (ha fnmoffwe at 1 4 Grunda, Oregon, Bacond CUaj Atoll )laltar iindtj-art of Marrh 2. 1 S7B. Qt rV'IM. PAi'l'H Or pNloN COUNTY NI1 THK MBMIiHK AWOCIATICI) I'HKSS Tha Aaaof1a.td Vrti i aolulvly entitlrd to una for publlcar tlou o'.nll new dinrnttnhan credited to II or not olhnrvina credited 'if niulilied liarfln. AU ilnlita of ' rrnulilliiatlon of upvclal dl-jiab-liaa f) thla yuiitr, and alo tha local nw herein alao era ' rirvt-ilj ttlJBHORII'TION KATKH Hjr I'arnrr uaiif, iei rnooia 111 anvunoa ...,.......................-. ... 71c ; IhII, all moiitlia In advance ...'..... .. I4.it ially, alncla copy . .................. ............. 0 ,, ' Mjf Mull Daily, per Month la a4vroe .:.......,...............-.... leo ' tally, par aLa niontha in aUyan.ce ' ,.....7..V...,.. ..................... 2.60 fnity. par year li advance . Ifi.oo WeeMly Uliaarvar-Htar. per year ........ ..... 12.01) AlTVKKTIHINO It AT ICS (JljuUiy, frralpu. per column I ri--ti ,.. .-' -fctil&y. lonU Pr column Imth ...... ....... ... I Tbna nontmet prlnaa on application. 420 . .. 4UO A .'ilIi'.tfriH.tJI)' WAU.S'l.Vii Is- ilint hiiUIi unto tho nli'kiil, 'I'liotl art rlKhlfr'Hoii li'ni aliull (he ii'tili' c.uvnf. nation! Hhnll abhor lilm: Kill o tliintl thai rolaikc lliin uliull hi. ilHlnlit, u ml 11 yond rlofiHliiK dlulj come upon tllfin. lrov. 24:24. 26. 1 Wampas Selects 1929 Baby Stars In Us Angeles Jioij.vwoon, jun. 11 a.- j P.)- 'rJilrlct-n yuuiiitxlni-tf beoit- filiiy to find tlifinaflveH tlonfiiaidl lay t ! htthy nturn In the 1 2t mov llng iili'i:.j-e iUriiiamcut b ihv WainpaH, drjcauijuiUou pf MitkHy men. ., j Th) "leM My IS" mJ' baby i;l u dt' Juin Arthur, Hally Hlane. j Hctiy l(oyl, i;ttily(i rhilr, '"('VAn Iulwhon, JitHi'p'hjuo I'MJiu, Jii'U-n i I'Ymter, torlN Ulll, f'uryl Uut-uln, AniiH J'ui', Muju i:iM, Jl'Jt'-o Two Iwtri'flK iiihJ iutrttt, Vouuu. The .ttiMlvin (ifKodutioa gf uiq tlon plitiire udviMlUigM, hHter known um "Wuniput", volcii to bi wtow ltt hrjjiurrt Jtiooday, The bal utn wo to 'ounlol toilay upd tho at urn will bp iiretfeulf"! at the WainikiJri frolic Kfthruary 12.. Merchant snot to i Death by Bandit tOB ANGKI-KH, Jan. 11 (A.P) AIraJ'ani HanUelinan, merchant 27,. who threw a jmir;Of hIiopb at a ffunman yoMiori'luy lay In a nior Kiio. with four hullotn In hlx body. t'j-ovJ at Thlrtl and Hpriii vliTotH iiuw Knmloltnnn rhatre'the holduu man out of his toro and! throw a paJr of whooa, which the I hamlii hud attempted to take by' Over the Valley (OontUiupd From' rage 1) thri'iii. utti'r hlui. 'I'e. Kunuuin turned and fli-fd four ahou. ono ppnclriiti-d HiOidelinan'a hemi uwst usi:yv jiik ju.i i i t.'AMKUJI X'.K. Mima.. W) A ilrlvvrlfjie home huulln a ullK ajcon wandered ln,to tin: ivhurnlnjf triifrh: of Jim-vard Wnwarc. . Ted O'Ueuru, truffle officer, Mew lll lvjintlo und jut uji Jiije hund. O'lleurn Hweara the horiut etoupi'd frgni force of Imhlt. . j Inidica hlh' the precipUotlon at rove for 1928 wrh 17.48 Inehea. July 2S mum lh? holtcjit duy Of the year it)i the inenuiy rcuhr-iK the high point of I'H defc-reee. Th other extreme m on I'CDrunry o, U h..n Cava rekideuu nhlvered at fi above zero. There wan a enow fall of 40 inehea durlnif tne year that locality. The heavleat 21 hour riiln full on Septemher 12,. the uinoimv havlnB lieen 1.0' luchee. Uuiinir the year there were ISO clear dayH, 74 paiftly cloudy duy, 13 cloudy, days and thrcii ainoky duya. The direction of the prcvulllnir wind .wna given a nortlnveet. I'll l'Voni North Powder lira. H.mier Hldwell of North I'owder l upending aevenil rtaya at the lioinc of her alater, -Mra. Hugh ' it mA rnmflv nn Brooka Lane, , iimuii -.- . ' 1 Jtra. Huron who naa a aeepiy im bedded tooth extracted aeveral daya ! ago had quite a time, but feel- lUg HUIM u.iKit 4 according to reports. - RK'C'OHDK C4JST 4,000,000 WASHINGTON. (API It- will ..nut ti. nan. ruin to nrlnt -coninlete I recorda of 1'nlon and t'onflernte i loreea m me M..r J appropriation conimlllee luia been told. TO HIT XIOHT cvvns NEW YORK,- Jan. 11 AP) Nigitt clnha, and cabareta .featuring revuea of ainntlly ckid Kiria' havo been proscribed by I'.oliro t'onunia Hloner Whulen. He Hinted Ilia policy ax an answer to editorial criticism of his drive ' under which liun-o than Goo liquor ruids have been lllailc will ut least ' 2if places wrocUed by - "strong ' arm" squads for reopening ufier j raids. .- : lUfKirr, jut 'iV flllOAOO. (AP)-A sign In a speakeasy rends: "We're In Hie racket, but we don't ' want! -any noise." . - xr.w vtutK x.xiutnic ci:) i:it WASHINGTON. (AD l'Vderal lugeuls eKliinule Ihat 9.r to 9S per cent of I he imrrolic drugs sold or dispensed illicitly in inn country enter through the port of New York. v THAIXI.Nti C'A.MP COhTS A arletitlHt has returned rrom f'entrul America with the tale of leuuivc.TfiH AP1 Tho per. a tree in Oualvnuilu that given caoita cost to tlie governuut of , milk. Thafa nothing. I'ann. rs the cUnwJi' military . training have been Betllng It out of wells camps Is 7.7. . .. for years. I Hurt git loo Illumed liull-ieii. fabo. yon infubl t-ulch colli, an' i orilcriyl V bvd fi'r lliit'i' or! four (Ihjis, nn wbal wolilil bccotiio o' tir i-ounlry? li's n man! Hlto know- who r In' .rvll an' coorKius r tbi'M gljipln' tlnicN. j JHrigible Arrives In Florida Today i Supreme Deieaiitm The supremely sclllxli iiiiin ile feuls his own p.ii'pnc mill ilitit ipilekly. I'nriii mid l-'lretim,. rOItT ST. JOR. rill., Jun. 1(1 ( Al') t'ompletlng a voyugo from Ijikehursi, N. J., during .wliicb vliei was deluycd nearly 12 Uuurs by ad-1 verse winds ami fag over western i PNorldg, the l,os Angeles, giant : navy dirtgilde. was uioored 1o the. I lender putoka In Kt. Joseph's lluy 2:46 Ji. m. yesterdny. 11 taken a' wine nan to make a s.uccetw of letting well iii)iii;h .bUme. ' - ' JCvon Ui,c iieiKon who h nut superstitious likes to see the jrliost walk rejfului'ly, . JCvery man likes to give hiinsulf the benefit of the doubt in iwiklnir out his income tax report. The worm can turn if it wants to. They are now niuking artificial silk that cauno.t be told from the real tli i The person who contributes something: to "help fill the palter" should cull mound and take a look at the wlistc banket. . . . ! 'ih looks like the kiny of Kntilund intends to get well.' ;WI)lch means the l'rince of Wales can continue his globe 1 lotting K'ucefully. !':- . . -v J -- -- -.- ! ' ' This Is 929. Next year the fdderal census will be taken, flat of the obvlotis needs of this community is the extension of torporatt boundaries to include the heavily populated area liow' outside the limits. The advantage of such action are .rriiilUHliy beneficial. ' If given proper thought and study we Will .only., (jntlcipiite general approval for an extension pro-' 1(i'ii;n 'will insido and outside. - 7'his is one' of the projects' deserving concrete attention during the next few months. ' There is much wit displayed these days at the expense nf the UnlU.tJ States senate trying to pass the Kellogg anti war treuly on the one hund while it seeks to provide fifteen jn'Wi cruisers for il larger navy on the other. Yet sonic thoughtless folk lake the jibes seriously and refuse to see Jiow the two projects can be reconciled. lioth are vital to ; pence. We would hot abolish our eomnumity police force j or hesitate having un adequate personnel just because we i were cuiryiiiff on a campaign of education against crime or hud secured the plelge of 75 iHr cent of our population to i iris kiw abiding.1' We would be unite sure that we were prop erly protected, as a community, against the possible crimes . of the remainihg 20 ptr cent and against the possible ' brifuklng'' of pledges on the part of the others. Both the peace ; treaty and the 'cruiser bill desei-ve approval. ' ;:':iv ' -1. J " ... : -"-Vi: 'l ,. UUSINKSS LKAKNS ,' if INu-aMpeci jblt.tM .prasenUdiiy movement of internal trade, : (''o-'tuUn Ll.Jl-;.,.. l,,,,l l ,,,,.,.11. 1 ,'.,.. ..I. ........ 1 - .iip ivtji i nw obi.i kiiik, tin iiiuiii-tw-iioiii in nil, ill);. limb 'illlirtc j lindjiilwAya Ifeen 'iissociiited either with industrial reaction ' j ,( vi'ith' fear of it's the traditional sign of prosperous trade" vi,'i' 'fraplit .increase, in advance orders. When, therefore, ! ! me'ivHniits jx'fean by' comnion consent about the middle of it'ii io'vbuy goods lit relatively small lots adjusted to visible' ; ituiUiiymenU, it caused some uneasiness and some industrial retrenchment. Those who did not accept it as evidence of a ' looming set-back in trude ascribed the policy to remembrance j ;of the trouble caused by excessive heaping up of merchants' rtiocks and producers' inventories in 1920. I Although for several seasons the mercantile trade re-1 views spoke of the policy doubtfully and deprecating))' and manufacturers and producers of raw materials complained! and predicted a panic or worse, the practice continued and i coincided not only with the largest aggregate consumption j of goods in tho nation's history but with high prosperity nfnong the manufacturers. I The idea of a big stock of merchandise and buying ahead ' was a fundamental principle of the cross-roads general store. Once it was necessary, now il is not only unnecessary hut bad business and economically unsound. j Among the blessings of hand-to-mouth buying are a more stabilized industry and less fluctuation in employment. : These wouid be enough to assure the permanence of the policy without the udiled benefits of releasing capital ly j reducing stocks. Business lives to learn, I TRY W. K. GILBERT CO. FIRST T f Continuous ' 'Goodness" J !&KSw5w Creamery I Found in Meadow Harvest You will find all the "Goodness" ,of Freshly Churned, Sweet, Tasty Butter, in every pound of Meadow Harvest you buy. Made under ex acting sanitary conditions from pure fresh creniu. UNION CREAMERY .1112 Jefferson Ave.' Main 122 It A Great Trust Are You Giving Your Children a Fair Deal? Their laves Are in Your Care. Make Sine They-Reflect the Best of Care, That You're Doing Everything Possible for Them. When It Conies to Food, Simply Romem )cr This Plenty of Moto Hubbard Bread it's the Butter in Mother Hubbard Bread That Makes It Belter. Ask Your Grocer for a Plenteous Supply. (Jwilliam's Electric Bakery re Western Auto" Announces- This Price Reduction is just in tirne for you to start the New Year Qn new, fully guaranteed "Western Auto" tires that will give you a new realization of Tire Satisr faction .and Economy. The superior value pf "Western Auto" tires yas again demonstrated in 1928, by the fact that motorists pf the west purchased more than half-a-mjllion of them . . :. more than ever before, in any year of our , history ! Car owners knpw that "Western Autp" gives them more dpilar-for-dollar value . . , backs every tire wjth a guarantee that makes satisfaction ce tain . ; . and with "150"-store service that no other concern can give. And OurTrade-in Allowance Offers Still Greater Savings Your old tires are as good as cash in part pay- meiit on ' new, fully guaranteed Wear-well or . Western Giant Tires, at these NEW REDUCED PRICES . . . at any "Western Auto" store. And Remember OUR GUARANTEE Every "Western Auto'" tire is backeij, , . . .Vt only by our liberal mimmum nil ivvAirtv iiuan? Every " onlv by n ANTEE. but also bu our GUARANTEE OF AB SOLUTE SATISFACTION FOR THE LIFE OF THE TIRE. JTh's Guarantee is upheld by SERY? ICE at every one of our More Than luO Conven ie?itlu Located Stores . . . o"' by our well-known and popular CUSTOMER IS ALWAYS RIGHT Policy. . . Neivlmproved Western Gimt Balloons : with (SECTm TOgFi! Tread "Western Auto's" finest tire specially designed for safe ty, easy steering, extra traction, and extra mileage. Note the Tread it lias continuous center and side running strips that give long life and easy steering, also the deep, all-around gropves end cross slots that hold the road in any going. . .. ' . ' THESE ARE THE NEW REDUCED PRICES A Tire for Every Car for Every Use rfpr Every Purse SIZE 29x4.40 30x4.50 29x4.75 30x5.00 31x5.00 30x5.25 31x5.25 30x5.77 32x6.00 33x6.00 32x6.20 33x6.75 (4.40-21) (4.50-21) (4.75-20) (5.00-20) (5.00-21) (5.25-20) (5.23-21) (5.77-20) (6.00-20). (6.00-21) (6.20-20) (6.75-21) WEAR WELL lUtloon lu.ftve-Uile tloarantrt $"5.28"" 6.45 ' 7.95 ' 6.25 8.80 8.95 10.45 11.80 11.95 WESTERN GIANT I WESTERN GIANT MB.udj.rd Ifi.OOO-MiU (.uarftftlrp I 6.35 6.95 8.45 9.25 9.45 10.35 10.70 12.35 13.75 13.95 -. CvKtrr-Trartloa ll,iW-Ull 7.45 8.35 8.95 10.45 10.85 11.80 11.95 13.45 16.15 16.90 17.80 22.20 BLUE RIBBON ' tlrsT ri li r $1.15 1.28 1.48 1.56 1.67 1.72 1.98 2.18 2.25 Wt carry all ix A$k for prices of sizes not shown JUMBO Urarr Ciamma i Tr.n $1.48 1.67 1.83 19 1.96 2.11 2.18 -2.40 2.58 2.65 3.15 3.88 SIZE 30x3 W CI. Regular.. 30x3'2 CI. Oversize.. SOxS1 SS Oversize.. 31x4.. SS Oversize.. 32x4.. SS Oversize.. 33x4.. SS Oversize.. 32x4 Vt SS Oversize.. 33x4Vi SS Oversize.. 30x5 SS Oversize.. 33x5 SS Oversize.. WEAR WELL Cera lt.avo-uiu UtorulH $4.65 4.95 5.75 7.95 8.25 895 10.95 11.35 WESTERN GIANT titnrr Cmr Tvp (.wo-.Hll) ( jaruU $ 5.35 5.85 ' 6.95 9.25 9.85 10.45 13.65 13.95 WESTERN QIANT , , Eatra Ilfaftry Truck Ttn $ 8.90 19.45 All either sizes proportionately low. 13.85 17.90 18.75 2J.85 23.65 BLUE RIBBON $1.05 1.27 . 1.65 " 1.75 JUMBO $1.47' 1.47 1.47 1.86 1.96 2.06 2.26 2.35 2.75 2.85 Wftico Tires - 4-pty tir of full aLaiidird aisa and wriKht ..ww. treiih toi-k. anl well mad vVa--o Tirta ara MMtclaiiy rconimen.lei Km- tha niotortat wiio wanta to .oiaka a inluimutn U)vaaui'i. Cvarantal 60$ Um$ ' M i :'- 30x3' 4 UU ClincHar.. M.4.40 Uaaa -Mire than 150 Stores In the West festemAuto lillii Adams Avenue I .a Gi andr, Ore. "Western Auto" Service . . . A feature that Stives you money. Service connections are maintained in all cities where we hm'e stores, so that goods purchased from us may be prop erly end promptly installed at a Very low fiat rale ... in rkiny instances . . . free of all cost!