La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 18, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textfhtv Kipht LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Friday, January 18, 1929. I nron in led I Ah lllllM'IHll-fU lWMlHf FRANK B. AI'PLKUY ... fcdltor and Publlahr HaRVKV P. MATTIIKWS . Buitlneaa Manager Puhllehed eveninaa. except Hundny, it XII aduma Avenue, (a Oranila, OraKun. The Ooawver-Htar pubilahed every Friday. Rntered at (ha Poeloffine nl I .a Oriinda, Oregon, aa Heoond Claaa Mall Matur under act of March 2. I If 79. OKKICMl. f'APRIt Of pNlON COUNT? AND THB . CITY OF tJ OHANDfS . V J MEM HUH AWOCIATK.O PRH8J) The Aaxiolalad 1'reax I exolUHlvely entitled to ua for publica tion uf all nawl dlapatchea credited lu It nr not ntherwlne credited If uunllrhed herein. All rlKiit of repuhllt-ntlcn of apedul dl patctiea In thla paper, and aleo the local newa herein alao ara reserved. ' HIJBHCRIPTION HATK8 ' .''- By Carrier Daily, pea month In advance . Dally, all niunlha.ln advance. Dally, (ingle oupy . By Mall Dally, par month In advance Dally, par eta muliiha lp advance Dally, par year In advance Weekly Dlirervrr-atar, per year ... 71a ..... 14. U ...... ti ltd IS. 60 , 16.00 12.00 . ADVERTISING KATIiH Dleplay, foreign, per oolunin Inch - Dbtplay, local, per column Inch m Tim contract -price on application. 4 to 40o They Direct Farm Activities INVITE LH.S. . TOCORVAIUS Seventh Aftnual Contest ! -Will-Be Held in April; 35 Organizations Asked .OKKOOM STjATR V'OIXEtSE, -"ormlllit Jan, 8 The I -a Clrnnde Hlxh Hrhool hand Ih oiia of 36 rep. recent all v hlffli, Mchool band of (ho Hlnln to ho Invltad to the ev- oiilh anniJHl hand content HpotiMorftd by Kiippa Kappa 1mI, natlonnl hand honorary fraternity, to ho hold, u j thlH ro.Iw Hi April. Hoard and morn will hn HiippMod by variouH ' living orKanlKutfoitH. KntranU. will he divided Tor tin flrwt llnif (IiIh ymtr Into two group, i Hftioom liuvlnjf wor than 400 uiu- dnl division i. TMh plan will t . afford HiimUfV Hfhnob, u griulr flianrn fur, recoKiildon f xpJalnM lh Kour prlsf-M will hi Klvt-n. 'The),' Kclhe'rlinx-I'iKiuM mUhlet roinpany of j, J'ortlnnd offrvn th Kritnd priiu, T': and Kappa Kuppu Vrt a cup fort" the hitoiiiI plumi uwurd, MApihorHf: in iuo iircKon mntn niniiury cudtt !'" ' naiif.u in ru 'opy- . AgrU:liltiir in threw widely HcpuraKMl purtH of the world oomcR under A Iwnl fiaiHl! hoiiHO will mipply un , .i.,. ,.M...i., ,i -i.,.J i u ... .ward for ilii.oi.Hh. prrontt:Uea B mhM)l(fr Jflr ttKrl!llltlll.A rr Ontario. Canudii'.' I'lofensor T. '. ' v ' ' r -'Kuhiy irlphtl Is hd rf th iiiMlruto of unlmul hiiHhandry, Kyushu iniptti! AJUivviniiy, lUKUOKa, japun, intiti ih niiimiu m, juymo, ; .:. - ' . U. .S, Kecrutary of AMrlculluro. , . ' - v ' jfgy r-, gill ! I'oi-ge, reitaU rfuteur and qlarluet I inUiltt Iinb n nrnrllv in th faint ly. YHU son, K'i yar old, plays the 'violin and nlnt other Instru mentH. When ,M months 'old ho hummed.' . Jr ; r .day morning. wa nlaln by an un I KdHBu P. Maple. vlc'e-jire.ddHlt of ; ' the I'eoplo'H ivattonai. Jfann .'ana;"-" " - .-r. jTniKt roinpany, who wa found jUict rturm-rt today. Grande Rohe Meat Co. Mi'dfoid . lilnh " 'KClioora.'i. hund piovd ItMiilf ttlnntr among- r-lahl noulmilanl' IwM yMi'rV ' '. I.a Urn rid rnnked ninonK thoiiflmt-flve.' Thn . Ttaieu clianjce. .Imp; ago men fought for their roliKioii ' '?T? tnd of ijbiuit , ' . ' ; - ' . ; '' im-nllnif, vlalllnK iMindwnonvllhna! Hivcn in inn ln;y Mi-mnrlnl .1 'nlon iiiiiiiik -IH' 1 1. NORTH POWDKR PERSONALS Twenty-five per cent more Americans visited France lust yfiar than in 1927 and the French are confident this year will Jjife And ' Growth v...uHu-ciUw,.M nut, uu(, iNvieuM! bvbi- iiu.1, yer. i.umi , . ftJJ , Q.: Hull--llHrold year Americans spent nearly $300,000,000 in France, tho! . , " tin Hpentiintf etiuivalcnt qf one-fifth of the entire French export trade. I ly MiK. Iatli l-nrNslrunt tObaenvi-r 't'oi-rtiinntlcnt) NOItTII I'OWDKU, Ori.. (Sno- llii! I,'. R K. fm. here. , Mr. Mc Kwiiii win-kH out of Ihp I'. K, K. I'o. nrriio jit furtliiiiil. Mr. Ki-pni-y,. iuitIiiidI for the Wa'tk Ki 1'i'Ko Hold hltt t-ar to J. W. Sliilrruin. t. i .Mr. imd Mra.' Klnit-r Jorolm en- tcrtiiiiM-d the In-idtfc rlul WoilneK-" Packers and Distributor: Of Mt.i Emily Products . City Grocery and Market Alain 75-50 Economy . Grocery ' and Market; Main 57318 ' Hoover Market ; Main 755 .Itirker. of ' Holier, "ay i vi nlnK lit lli. li- home., A C foiv duy' with -hla '"nner n wi ved iiml the re- mainiH-r or the evening apellt lit . 1 ( . i ' v. ' tulller II. II. I'nrker. I 1 l.-lrl.-i .we, .,0'..r.. ' .L Li. i.. , 'IIIIUKe. .t . Such a considerable if invisible, item is not to le trifled with, ' ProfeHHor Alherl Itruehtnlli of . tho home thin week. 111' of flu., , 1 .!'!iHtern OreKon lrollneaa ' iuso- and piiibably won't be" by the French holelkeepera and trades lJb"y nru.ei i.erprn th f iimry Atterhen-y and iUnn m.i-f J"1'"" ''k"r ....... i . u , j'i i i. . ., ', ... ,, neveoi)d.iirnilomy of medicine lant I well of the llldweil-Kvuns aruln 1 " y' ' rron men. lmajfino what -that would mean to the lltcific North- ni,fit; .ieMeriia.d experiment i vo'p..ny i"n yte'-.ioy .nonii.' K"re- Ml ilrB- lJ' l"K--wc.it if we ever sell our ueoplii on "seeinir America first." " - i "1"1:'1 '"""-und yrowia'pad heeii in- ;f0r y.ikinm. wHb.. -im two tmeu cillkl,i" " ""- ' ' ; dined ; throiiKli lahornloiv -trcnt. IHr.i,.i r ,u..n .i Km "'! two ilaiiKlitei-H, i . " . ' ' : I lilent of tho.ek-lf., 't-IUH ji,,,, , I Jhn T. .Mel'Hee Ih quite 111 : Aocordinir io the census, there lire six illitpnitPHuitmnnv ' "I'lihe .a';fe'iiilile froK'a ot MnKfro'm rheumatUm ii,m rronr.lie h ,';"'! Mr- I'lV'lo Mel'I.ee arid l-ie-reel.of tile flu. Iiuh heen t.illen to. ?" .'" "uenenii th' .Medical Hn.ln . : . vislimff In llolxe with Mr). Sic ....... ' i . r . , I iiih-m u ulm- ru Morv Vnnu- ' ncy.iateisCpercent. Not a very brilliant record for a coun- Vent it, witi.t rerti; u"M';iJrh: Zy "nt ""'i' ; - ' try whoKc aniiMiil national income is estimated to be some-"","l"v"101'"' ' '; , ?. ;PVr?MH-:un,yo" I-mt'iund. tVana-1 . misicai, i-iiodicy 1 ': where Iwtween $60,000,000,000 and $75,000,000,000 and , "lv".''"iV" tn"nl th? '""'t1,0 f buainea-.Viih th orriee of 1'aui.s. Jan. is (,w) jean im- CKK.i II II- . , ( ' - i r,. , . roi-llllzed,' anil .punetuin If ltli a-. every hundred personsru , tho United btates over ten years' mmuiA.KinaH. point."- he id.. "nrti . Ol airo. inis IS anollier wuv or snvino- the nnnn rv'a tur. " kiow. ui io- element In' reprodiietlon iH-uffl- ivhitun notiroi!.! uullh in u.f .if Afn nm tnn nnn Tn kj.a.u... : t..i .1 ..... ,.' 1 I . - . -11-,. ... . - . I N'llO III. It- (III. Ill Inn Itlnritlu ulimu -I, f i Mi.s country is uttnma rrance, lingianti, uermany, Sweden, individuaMlyi Ve roaWue or it, un- Norwny, Nelherliinds, Switzerland and Denmark. And -by -warn.- 1'nronunuteiy,. "however,: Mates tho illiteracy hero ranges from as low as 1 per cent' !; io as high as 22 per cent. In fairness to this country it must ," -; , - ' . . said, however, that the percentage of literacy among the ... . r.-' white, English-speaking people of the United .States -is i Cattle King Of i ' high if not higher .han that of the corresponding' native class ! '.: ''A 'maHllO PaSfteH X any other. country, '.The great educutional problem in the . ... ;. j 'United States is. carrying education to the blacks, 'Indians, ., AMAiui.ho. 'iVx., Jnii.Ms-(AT') Mexicans and immigrants. i - Amai-iiiM tmuiy motirneii the ioh 1, . ' . " - - ,v,i..i. , waiwiMa-wtwnfjiiHjFar HeoH1v- I THK CHITK ISKD AMKIMCANS llnU' f.ft '.llln nil U..J..I.. ("-' ; , ...,,,.' ,-iti. ui i , , u.m, I wiio owned or ..lil-hl under- leaio. for ,i . . i .,,.. i.- n,.(AiiiH imuii, iiiiiii i,iniu.eiie ixuuiiuiy inclined io ue-ioucny ana oversensitive some "cll' r i'exu mm Mexico land. . Americans attach too much! importance to what is said aliout iV,diiri.ri"tl,l0wi..T" 'ut America and Americans by wi'itei-s aiid speakers of ulher na-. i'ii'ieii Hiniea. . . tionalities. Tho mere fact that 'the opinion expressed is aLj'i" r"-"!!',,.,f1?.?.' ' tuUn. foreign dictum gives it, in their eyes, an importance to which wu-iuin l-vuiH -yeaterday. ut Hi.oui W.K. GILBERT C(. ; ; FIRST. ' ..-V Come To The "GRANDE RONDE" on Saturday Always having in mind the wants of our customers and better service, we have installed - . . ; ' "Jim Vaughan," the New Sanitary Electric Meat Cutter ; . : v in our market. Steaks and chops are. absolutely uniform and of even ' thickness so they cook better and evenly. ; .' ; There are no bone splinters on the steaks, chops, stew meats, soup meats or on the bones. . ;. ',-,.. .,. ' ' " : - ;, Electric meat cutting involves practically .pp handling of your meats and is therefore strictly sanitary. ; : " .. ' : . Steak's and chops will fry in their own suet as the meat may be cut so as to cover it with a fine film of its own fat, a very fine and superior cooking medium. ' . '. ' . "'. '. '- -:V . ' ; SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY ' "Meats ' -, :.; ' ' 'N : 100 Pure Lard, No: 10, cash .. .1..:.:.:...:..;....:...:... (Return pail 10c.) : Y V ' . Sugar Cured Hams, lb. Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon, lb. L...:..:.l.............y..Z.,. Sugar Cuied Bacon,' Heavy u .i......:'....:..i..J..r..L......;..:. Fresh Pork Shoulders, lb. ..A....,:....;......:.....:..,.:..,...;.;... Fresh Pork Loins, lb. 'JtiLJJ.i .Pork Chops, shldr., ''"'"'''.:'"-"-.." Groceries A ;-'' r. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY $1.09 .... 25i :...-25.- .1- 22? .:; 20? ... 20? the lime or tho funei-nl of II. fl. fllroek) Walker, l-'ort World und llrer-kenrlilKo oil millionaire who died llle in-evliiliH day. ; ' it Is rarely entitled Obscure visitors, minor novelists and unknown penny-n- 11110111 from abmad all have their fling at Uncle Sam, and, ..immediately some ol Uncle's children become hot under the! - -.. . - - . - - ;: - -collar as. if these criticisms really mattered one way or the Protect Children tuner, mo-noinuig unKiiowny can set oversensitive Ameri can souls by the ears merely 'because what they say is cabled : across the Atlantic, ,.,.,''-. ;" '' -.-.a One can tlirow a brick farther than a bouquet. Unfavor able criticism always travels farther and gains wider circu lation than .favorable comment. European admiration for American achievements rarely registera on this side Of the , !' B""'Ht co " n,ttr 'A ir r : ...,.. . ... ,... j l' hion. hltlM. pneumonia, or a .....v., ..,,u jw, .i uic imuga ijiewa m iu iju iiuiievuu, Aiitt-itru Meeomi nuu moi-e.aevere eae of flu. Mil nearly alw-nya ..lenvea the '- 'xtomni-h iipHet.- Internal niedleu- After Influenza Cold Atlueklnic Wrakonnl'.Syidftn . May I j-ail to I'm-iinionln : . The chief daiiKcr In thla epidemic In lifter a flu attnek. Then," more ever, is the eighth and greatest wonder of the world. . Europe marvels at American prosperity, industrial meth ods, high wages, low production costs, high standards of liv injr, friendly relations between labor and capital and com mercial development, and envies America because of them. But national pride forbids that they should admit the New Wt:rld to be superior in all 'things. finding and "fearless" criticism. And no doubt those Ameri, cairn most irritated by foreign criticisms are the most scath ing in their derogation of things foreign to this country. um It ho often further illsturhs the dlxoNilotr and thua reuirdtt: recov ery. ; : ' Hut If n fri-Mh cold ronton, don't let the ehlld keep It pverhltsht. Just rtih Vk-kn on throat and rhent at Therefore, the petty fault ,in,lll""- a it u applied external-. t , i it nn (.-un m.i unr-ii 1 1 rriy UIKI tiflfn. with no far of npsittlim a dtliul Ktnnmch. . VirkN artM it wnyH at once (hoth ahHnrhed and Inhaled) to check the cold and nvih aorloiin oninplloa tions. And, of ooiu'hp, It Ih Just an Ktnnl for iidultH. Ad No Wonder It's Good! ilW ew Srasst ... ev r .nil TT Made from Pure Fresh Cream from the Grande Ronde Valley. Churned fresh every day under perfect sanitary conditions. Your Dealer Will Supply You With Meadow Harvest UNION CREAMERY 1112 Jefferson Ave. Main 12'.! Xi'llll'l ll VJ1II flltltiv iriim waa. . ' XVon't U irtiiii runny, aftt'r hm. rn liMijt, prmTtnl sr, t' ho a "nir itiitk1Mit anr larrli ' llttf ihi'iv ilirn' wliitt )Oii qtili mHvIh', ' 4 ' ' Dry Those Tears The Tears of, Childhood Are Quickly Dried by .;, Mother's Loving Care. . ; Another Duty of Yours Is Giving the Children a Proper Diet, One That'll Prepare Them for ' ' Future Life Make . " " Mother Hubbard Bread , A Prominent Part of Every Meal. Your Grocer Has Mother Hubbard Bread Ready Ask Him. V . i ' ' ., ,,!.'.' ' .; ;' ' , Gwilliam's Electric Bakery "It's the Butter in Mother Hubbard Bread 1 . TlKit Makes It Better" SPECIAL SATURDAY Carniel Cake ........I....... .. 20? each Try One The-S'Ye Good. ; Tomatoes " . . Libliey's Fartcy Solid Pack. ; -2l2 lb. tins, .3 for .............. :........50t? ; Pancake Flour . Sper'ry's Large Package ......25 Soap Specials " Citrys PbWdeiV large pkg.. 2 for l.v...v:.45 . Classic White Laundry Soap Full Weight 3ar, 10. for ...,...v.35t? ; Brooms . 5 Tine, Reg. $1.00 Value- . ; xv: ' Saturday and Monday .....:...L75? ;- i- . . . Pickles ' '. . ' We Feature S. K. Mustard Pickles. They are a Real treat. . " ' Per Jar .: :.;.:..;.:...,.......:.....35 Raisins Fancy Seedless, 15 oz. carton" 4 for :.: :.i.........29, ! s Apricots '-. ."',-' Del Monte Fancy Pack at a Real Saving. : "; - 2a tin, 3 for :::.:X.X79? Duz , Make Oxygen Suds For all laun dry purposes. ' Large Size pkg., J....30? ;1 Small Pkg. FREE. . - . Royal Raking v . Powder Pure Cream of Tarter Baking . Powder. '-. ' : -12 . oz. Can ,.:.....,....,;. 39? t. Sweet Mixed Pickles ' . r;: Knights A Quality Product Per Quart 49? Our Vegetable Department Is Always Complete With the Best On the Market. . You Can Order Your Vegetables and Fruit With Confidence , From U.s. ' ... '. ; '.-''.. ' Fancy Head Lettuce large and solid, 2 for-L ,....'...i.L..... 19 iV ..." e Jcver try Iiot milk nreaaea wneat v on your No better like Tliis is the pacluge bist iit s tiie . original Shreddtd Wheat , days l one In oa the ShretMrd Vhrat pm.' f rram errr MouOst aanraiag at lOctO .H--lt.Kt.O-kC..OMO-KllQ breakfast for thesej liii ; '