La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 16, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextI! t jCafeinflc ..tinting (Dbserlicr I IfiinriMM-MHNll All ltuli-WMilflll t'.Me (THANK H. AI'HLKBV Keillor Publlahar H.VHVWY V MATTHKWH ,j Ptii,llniirl cvviiiiiiik jicii tnuidxy, 11 HH Admim Avenua, Lh Oruride, oresou. The Onaerver-Hiitr published every Krifinv Kf,ter.it 81 the S'nsloffic m l-a Urande. Oregon, na Second UlniM Mull Mailer Uli'ler ar nf March . I7. .'.OFFICIAL. FAI'KK OF UNION COUNTY ANU THB PITV OK lA OH A NOR , i . - MKMHKK AMOI'IATKD I'HKHf . The Aaaooliiled I'rew Id exclusively entitled tu una fur public, llon u( Hll new. dliH:hi credited lo It or not mherwlne credited it piinllshed herein. All MKhi of repuhllcatltu of special .11a putchc In lhl paper, mid also thu local newo herein also ara ' rwftl've'1. "' ' "'' v ''",-'' HUhHUHII TION HAIKU , '" ' Ml Currier , ' Pally, phi fount!) In advance ,..H......w.M.....MH..n..... LihIiv. fli mootlm In advance , $4. St bally. alnule copy Hy Moll ,Dally, par month In advance lOo Dally, per am montha In advance ....... ...... I3.6U i'.luily, per year in advance .. , .-.............,. Weekly oiMerver-rtinr per vear . .. ... In. Oil la. Ill) '.'.-.'., ACVWKTISINU KATISH Display, fcreivfi. per column Inch' Plwtilitv. local. per eolomn Inch i.... ... Time contract prioea on application. : 1 410 4 Do Apple Growers At Cove Dispose Of Their Crops z (I luito lo iw a dry enfmv- iik nt oiliest an not know which way to turn. Thor'a no qnewtloii iiIk-ij I'rtv-ilili'iit oliilic niAkln' fttMxl nflcr he Ktrt down nn' out, hut I douhl If lw'n heard from. ' No man. thinks a woman is good enough for him unless she is too good. , ' . Boyish Figure Is : Agaitt on Grill .CHICAGO., iiii.. (6 (AT)- Ulut ted potato and rice uiurkeU, In the opinion of JO. tf. Mi.kk. ait lo professional explolte.ru or feminine. - , . . j. ' IMilchl ltUt.1!, U.H hi! i'OHHOIM'iI 411. IMP The La Giando firemen deserve generous surport for t.0nvnntin of tui Amiicmi i-vuit Ity Mr. A: J. Conkhii (Ohwrvor l,'orrespontlent COVK. Ore. (HpeplMl) An up- pi.- byfr from 1'urilnnd wan hi town on Saturday und bought a gortd ntuny appteM, O. l,unU, A. A. AntlfK und It. 1. Hurkt-v wrf nmoiiK thoHu whu uhtpoaod of Ihwlr cropt. j Another hoy Iihh fnrollt'd in th l.oine nconomlcH iroui'He In 'ovo. i Kdwnrd Hlooiti Is luklnjr tin- i;p - j ond year. I'ell I'uckctt cJiroth -l nt the beginning of Inn year and Hi the Heeond semeMter, . Iohii I'ltclcott Ijesan the work. Mrs. tiva Cond In the Instructor. 1 Hobby lMim;n, who wk hurt itullA badly 9 few day hro while roaftlnR'. Is reportt'd to he (ret tin"? uIouk nicely. alhoUKh his fuue In pretty badly itcrutehed. , ThroiiKh n nrror. It wa rnport- ed In The Observer that tho La Grande M, I. A. team won the jramt! with ,Covo laat" KrIUay.- In--tad of that, the home team won the Kuine by a cor of J30 to 23. Kin nk Miller, who lives out on the Kandrtdgrt. Is 1)1 of mumpa. ills hrothe-l-lw. A.r 'Hi'. OilonV- in ulaylnif out thi9 and looklh? kU r the placr. " , - lr.'.H. : H. lUmllton, .of Hole, ; ut 7 p. in. The new mauler. C. O. ! Kprliiffer, haw appointed (J. K. Hur j ker, K. S. CoinKtoek and Hay Dun , can, on the loKlMlatlva conimtilirtt t Tho iR'hool children are berom- qulte enthttw-d over club work, are now- planning und organlx-' Inff thulr cluba Mm. Itoy ttaker, who wan at Hot Iake for a few days last, week, returned there on Kunduy for a tonsil operation, and hopes to bu home again within a few days. Ankle Hurt, Rides Sled lo School lly Mm. U'oiitL I'rhr fObuei'ver (TorreHjiondrnt ) CJVK, Ore., (Hpeciul) Doi'Ih lark, daughter of Mr. und Mr. C. W. Clark, had tho mlHfortune to sprain ly,r ankie Ttitirttday even ing, uud Im Kill I unable to walk on the injured foot. She la being taken to school on a Hied. 0flr KolllitH, who In xpemling the winter at Cove, in hauling hay for Juck Kletcher. Mr. and Mra. Hollins are at Uklah during the summer months where Owrar bun a poHitlon uh foret ra.nKer, but will return to Cove after the sea son for forest work closes. Gale Mills, son of Mr. and' Mra. J. I'J. Mills, is able to be In school urain, Gul was III of flu last Week. i ; . MIfh l.olu Mai lin, w ho teaeiies the Hilgard wchool, was a (-'ove vis itor lust weekend, Miss Martin Idaho.-dist rlct juiperintendeiit.-gave .drove oyer I'riday evening and re a very tine-sermon at tne. vieino-. mi ounuuy.- and yegtrible Hliippera' Aanoc'u tlnn. (lie exploiters caused the boy ish figure bleu to become poptilar and slurchy, foods wuie- avoided. ., Murdcvr to Die In Electric Chair their annual bull, to lie givon ttinitflit. Tho money is used to advdiitttit'c and the event offers in opportunity for locnl people to show iipprccialion both to tho paid and tho- volun teer organizations ior'their work in all fire emergencies!. v Wo have often felt .regret that the United States clio.se to appear i;o selftKh mid provincial im refusal to join the j j M..fllh.f.Y (.f", j Jur la 'League of N.tU6ns). indicates to the rest of the world. It's a'i i4tr Ku.itUnowtifci'' louay been embarrassing but not half so much as it would be for " wnmmwi to n.. m the electric . , ,,, 1 j 1 1 1 1 chnli' durliiB the week of February ,us in the league with a bunch of lamc-duch senators messing si fol. (he ,mlr,ier of .loacph tor- U;j the works.'.-The dignified and statesmanlike way tlie.v J"'Ht!0ltVo,,',,0,'lo,,J',' t,' !" t,,t are considering the Kellogg anti-war treaty is an example of :JBr" yJj. '.y '"ol" . . I'ooi.iikm; has mnkh:i:x Itl'i.MfMtltA'I'H AT IIUKAKFAKT what might be expected. Trees along highwaya nro yearly becoming better apprc- WAHHINOTON. .Inn. 15 For the third time within I.M')- wcclt, ciated..! It is unfortunate that they had to be missed before ivcmmciu cooikiitp hunt induy they could be appreciated, otherwise, the highways of the : !;.U,ten,!::;rkr'the,,'He United SUites would l)e bordered with them now without ate, ut or . them democrats, were iUn mifUnr tf millim-tu fiw talnnfinrr A foiu vnutu uim ihov ''''' gUCStS, t .' were in the way. Now the states consider their restoration desirable at any cost. The motorist in his travels now finds in many states tree-planting operations along motor high ways, forest patriarchs protected by a watchful government from signboard builders, wood cutters, etc, Oregon is in the vangutud in that proram. (. m m,.. . .i ' -s dipt ehuich In C0V9 on Sunday cveding. Jan. .111. The Ooreas ioelety 6 the Hap-: tint church will ,ba entertained" by .Mrs. Meivjn , -laoree on Thursday Jun 17. '. ' r ri:.y .. Merlon 'l.ori'e broke, one 1 of- his fingers lust guild ay evening, while siMJf fling with some , boys ;HB fheV were leaving the Church; . The BaptiKt soqlety will liold tiH monthty btlplness meeting at the Church on Saturday afternoon. Jan. 19. , -: ; 'V ' Mr, and Mra. l-lefljr wece l4t Grande visitors on 'Tuesday. . Mrs. Hefty has been .11 - for several weeks, and ths was. her first trip away, from home, since her re covery. 1 . , Mrs. . J. " J.' 'Conley' is still roulte 111 at the homo' of her son, l N. Conley. ' Heir daughter. Mrs. Uoyd Carter lo-taklng care of her. :. Mrs. John Hoke, or'Nnmpa. Is in Cove, the guept qr Mrs. Blanche Hlchat'ds. Mrs. Hoke was formerly Hazel Coffman and made her home here a number of years ago, hav ing attended school here. ; The, Ml,' Knnny grange will hotd only one meeting n. month In the future. Instead of two, ps has beeii the custom. 1 This meeting will be on tho first Saturday In the month, Guild met at the home of Mra. 0. K. Barker Saturday afternoon, f-'lve tub lea of bridge were at play, Mrs. Constnnce Anderson won hlirn score and Mrs. Louis Presto, took cotisolutlon. , Befresbinetits were served by the hostesses, Mi. G, 10. Barker und Mrs. It. I. Darker.:; Mr. and Mrs. Krank Miller en tertained a number of friends recently-at a pinochle party. Thoso present were, Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Orton, Mr. and Mrs. W. II, Hall mark, Mr. and Mrs. Keith MeCool, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gray, Mr. ond Mrs. J. C. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. 1. yrin Chadwick and Mfs Besse Kelley. Mrs. Gray won high honors among the women and Alvln Orton made the highest score for men. Itofreshments were served by thu hostess at the close of the game, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kletcher wero dinner guests ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Price Sunday. Mrs. 1. K HI urges loft Monday ovenlng for Pendleton, where hIiu expects to spend the week wllh Bishop und Mrs. W. P, Itomlngton. SHORT LINE SHOE SALE S11 0 E S that formerly sold from $6.00 to $10.50 compose this group of exceptional values. Black . Velvet, Black Patent, Blue Kid, Brown Kid, in High, medium and low heels, in both strap and pump styles. Pairs for $y.oo CHILDREN'S SHOES HALF PRICE A Group of Pied Piper, Hagerstoun and Roher child's shoes Oxfords and high shoes, mostly in brown calf, not all are here . but the values are, now at half price. . L ADIES' ARCH SUPPORT SPECIAL 685 A uroup ot brown and black kid and black patent Arch Sup- j Most all sizes and widths are here now at ' 2 Scientists reveal that the chirp of tho cricket Is not a love cull. Home of these days they'll he find ing out something llko that about mammy songs. 1 WHERE TODAY'S LEPERS ARE CURED MEN'S FLORSHEIM SHOES AND OXFORDS Discontinued Styles of both shoes and oxfords for men in black and brown calfskin; Men with narrow" feet should see these values, priced now for clearance at ' 7 " '. tit at? 11 """"" -25EZ!!JlJLr fl N. K West & Co., Inc. 1 Urancle s Leading Store for Over SO Years" Six months hence there will be entablished the first strict ly knight-flown air mail system in Europe. It will be mod eled directly upon American air mail line,). Iietween London and Stockholm, by way of Amsterdam and Malmo, a distance of 1,000 mi'es, American planes, powered with American en gines, Will follow an nir lane lighted with American beacons. Tho decision to' i-dopt LI: in American equipment was bused on the., efficiency of the American air mail service. The backers of tho proposed1 lOui openn service say there is noth ing in Europe to equal the mail planes that have been pur chaRcd in the United Slates by them. So the year 102!) tmdii tho Americt-n air m;iil system the model for the world and American nirplane factories turning out ships that are find ing a market in foreign countries. The United States is be coming, .the aeronautical leader of the world. A WANT INDUSTRY Tluvevw of America just now arc on the New York aulo ni( bilo show iiikI plans for similar automotive exhibitions I'.) bo staged later in hundreds of cities and towns throughout the United Slates. The automobile year officially opens with llio National Automobile show in New Yolk. This ia New York's Iwenty-iiinth and largest show and au gurs'ono of the most, one of tho most, if not tho most, pros perous year for the automobile indusliy, which is but little ti'dor than the inUiliilion known as the automobile show. , , A new productien record was established last year when 4.(180,000 ilensuic cais were manufactured, and the iudusli v thinks 1029 will establish the 5,000,000 mailt as the new normal production for (In: industry. Since 102:2 the output lias fluctuated between :i,.r)0(l,()(i0 and -l.ofiO.OOO. For the first time in motor hisloiy the woiid registration cf automobiles, exclusive of the United States, has come . within striking distance of the M)00',000 mark. This is the most significant fact in the au'oin dive outlook for this year, because" if thole should be ror.ie slai'keniiifr in eommeieial end industrial" activity in tho United States there in n sirens liUelihor.fi that tln duesfie loss would be mi'de up by mole . ' .. . , I v v.-. .............. . ...... , V ' r wSwisH i2 sis in MJiiliS'S fiW&Jw v mm an,7 l 3 M a Mbf X miMil ahead ot hint, lie killed an- 'any other man. other itatlent In the enlonv. nml t.,m I colony Jail at hlH place of Imnrfa- Oeorgc onnient . wax. t.he"only. solution. '"jtoo.-."He 1' hrobiOlly iConfeaHed murderer In iwho hna never been tried and will probably never face a court. Sent, The atrc-old use of chaumno In Ihe Jail, Km ''"'for the leper Is tho Curvlllu the b'ltly V-eif- I'llsoner Well Tnnh-d Hut prisoner or not, l'ayton In visit ed twice dally by doctors, and lh finest meals brought him from Ihe dining room; he walks In a roomy. sunnyi yard and has other apeclal favors! for the leper comes before the criminal nt Cnrville and his cure Is as Important as that of Beaunre is WBtnotl ol treatmeut. l-eproloi.-Istii come thA u-m-M .A America marvels that Curvllle Is doimr. . L Science und modern r,f, ,,,, to the colony from his home In from prcjudlco are frcelni; leprosy Neiv Orleans, he worried uboht his from Its dread," suvs Ur Denncv iio. wno declined to visit him explaining- that any suspicion of.it there. He ran away one nlKht, 'should not throw a person huo killed her. surrendered, hus not yet panic, but should make him face faced trial, and is In the colony It with the same hope as it atrick ", en by any disease. Mrs. Secretary of the Treasury Mu tonlKM'HHl lepiti-v the tm nlN h-pt r Miuilailum nt VarvUlo, li It nillst l)P many i I hi eeimirle of "the eletm" active maikcbt in Pouth Amovicu mul Kuroie. rpm.mhoiVfl ill.li. f 1 1 tst Amorirnn tSrliiMlrv h-i I'm- ui.t?i.i-il , t , . , . ' ' , npiHMu h of llune w ho drmied their y!Uia obUUllClI IIIUCH OT Its IKISuiOSH vm WrutW maikots demhlnn of "nmhan." ha nH roasrd to Uo tho of f'nrhiniin.r (hmiit w HpmhuwIm lv,n xv,, " nd eheer ' . t , ' ' ' , 1 a nuti'i nf t-mthlne" and ivu'UPuti ut liiun anil viMiuu wim yiu a UVOimotKl, (II- and all the imrmal lite rrx-'tly or imliitu tiy, twin thin imhkUiy hope -the wiius havo ,l,a! ww,ll u,tti,,t- iMon road u-rir.ht. hhid dnuh up this industry hut a little while ii0 wr.s but a stniRRhnji infant us hutua- ,,r ,hp "K,'M"K a . .,- VlHe, I ?nep S;i one nt the III I It uivas In which the I.. Irttite. in.rlit.ruo of tin lniUutlou uhh'h has riximhsl ul r it muitloivr h eonl'dietl, ll.v ,M:A Servhi Huiievn, u Inaihuome, heas(-lnreited tAl! VU.luK, Im. l.eivosy, a hiirren, spot Into which piece; nf woitl (inn? K lihnullsh with Um Im-ihHMttl were thrown Ihem while Ihe plied It i ntrs nf a llv'ng death that ' Veleau" fled from the very air ll wiih only whlMpcictK la lotdng thH which was hellcved pulluled. At lerrniH. t'urville they live In luxury w ith The "Leper's hell" which, not no rtidhm and ninnna and owhe-stra tnihlio histl ! eH vonhl hurtle yon light rr to the gov rn , hut jou uoulcln't fiml lire then so hail. I'IUh im tuiv shim' patients hair hi tit - Iv'uitslaita Minhiiie and lo the left Is Dr. tKwahl many rim. Kclow In Ihe tidony s Jail TRY W. K. -RILBKItT CO. FIRST warned the and inn view and reen minny hi was iittiUnvt the on which to wnlk and alt. and alK flnwein elamlter over the delieat'lea of food to eat. , Cnrville la officially Umiwn a V. S. iloHitliul No. tlB. Hut h(NOtl- hope tul reeonla show" that ' IS lepers of a tmr have heen dlneharKPd In the pawt yejtr nml 4n dmtnw the !tx yeiiv?. iil-tifu n.i.-ji o Hi l..l ll.,l. ..1.11. 1 ' t.tlbnt luillanlu u f ittitwtul , rnmlvl which ilitn to them at the hollow sound for the "outMlde world." . t .. f. hell," hut ot Car I The ) natlentN itine In eve uti'a teproHtrluin from & U 7d. There are artist and where the nation's lepei-w are went, hnller makers, HtenoirrnpherH and ntemlteiN nf the Htaff hrlutt balden concert ploidsts, farmer and utter Into Ihe wniid wtthln the very walls tieyn, JndKeA and factory jihis oi the home nf 3 mi lepera, knowing lenrosy haa never heen a reap.' thut lantleru si'leie-e haw taken ler- f perwont. Us withered yellow inr frnm (he word, i nund hus clutched Irrespective of Itnlihvt I torn TIm-iv decree. There Is httle Mrv .Innn Stu.n-t Therv aiv Ivpei-w t t'arvUle who lev. nnw it, dauuhlr of t'uivllle'i attll ntitink at the word, rvftislnv chief electiichiu. whu wait the first to he) lev that they are that. ::inl huhy hnrn to the t-nlnuy. Mary Ih there are le pel's who have so mc stiU the pet, hut her imvaliy it cwpled thenisclve um doomed for the ftrat hahy limn In a leper col- a near lifetime that they dui- tint nny hus warn off as other hohlcs helleve the hope now offered them, have arrived ami nr. unite taken The trndtiton of the shame and far Krantvd, Th; children are not the eternal taint of leproV so mips criminals who are hpei-H and ma) u(illetMl with the dread disease, these older ones that they cannot not Infect the umih! pealient.arte-. in thO das of I'untiuw lMUtc, understand Ktiittllnesa anu ac:ep- Hlyht now Kdward I'ltvion l In ,jj ,Kitu;-4 v ru utUU lulu thu va)v 0 tau.tf ti liny. wt ut K'h v.vtid tU jail v.UU u 14 j Uopiuca- nf other people. .lust I -ike Hotel hlfe In the leprosarium is much like life - at any welUmanaued southern resort hotel. The patients lice In attractive cottages housing rrnm III to 12. Had ins and vieirn las and planus are In the cottages: the porch, hmmnlnvillca and ntoonf lower make the air fragmnt. There are tennis courts and golf llukn, a r.1; reatUm halt with cmnplcte gym nuslum equipment, a uinvle. nml chapels for all denmn'mvllnn Dr. Oswald K. Uenney, the let 10 legist in charge. Is world re now ncd as a letter authority, llisj life has heen devotwl to the eurv, , f leprosy. For two years lie Wart In charge of the leper colony at' for Cullon of the Philippine In the ter days hefort. Major (teneral Vtud ; persmtded the Kocerntnnl to Ian m h a gigantic en uiwbn through thu Isle mis and pmvule adequate hospital care. i The famous leT. John Karly. ; who freinentlv ran away ram. those whu would eurv hint, was a rarity for t'acvllle. Mure bvg lo come there than leg to go away,1 hut there Is a Jail ftr thowc who must lie fon.ihly iletalned. or for , Nowadays it is becoming more and more the practice, particularly among the younger people, to regulate expenditure of income by the budget system. To the wife is delegated the task of keeping the family ex penses within set limits she is the real secretary of the family treasury. She must count the pennies and stretch them to their utmost buying power. 58 The modern woman knows how to make a dollar purchase one hundred cents' worth of value. She reads the advertisements in her daily newspaper and notes what is being advertised that she needs. She scans them closely to-know what is newest and best in clothes, in foods, in utilities that will make the home work easier, the little luxuries that will make it more comfortable. Yet her purchases are regulated by the budget advertising helps her to keep within bounds. Such is the value of advertising to the woman in the home. It is her faithful adviser, ever ready to tell her what, when and where to buy and how much to pa v. .... i. uii;,'.