La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 01, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPff SIX LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Friday, February 1, lttfl. (InenrnofWdl Aa laitependet Hewpaper . rBAKK & APPLEBY , Editor aa4 PaUtshar HARVRY F. UATTHICWS . Bualneaa Viauir Fubllnhad evenliiitu, except Sunday, at 1411 Adami Avenue, La (iranda, Oregon. The Obeerver-Htar publiahed every Friday. Entered at the Poetoffioo at lA Clrunde, Orefoa, aa Seooxd Claaa Mill Mutter under net of Maron I. 1T. OFFICIAL. PAPER. OP tlNION COUNTT AND THB CITY OF I,A C1HANIJH MBMBICR ASKORIATF.D PRKKB The Aaaoelated Preaa In exclualvely entitled to uee tor publics tlon ot all news dlapatchea credited to It or not otherwise credited It ninillatied herein. All rights of republication of apeclul dla putchea In thle paper, and alao the tout! newa herein also are reserved . ' " '- - BUBBCUIITION RATB8 Hy Currier Dally, pel month, In advance ..... Dally. alX montlin In advance Iully, alUKle copy Bjr Mall Llalljr, per month In advance ally, per alx montha In advance Dally, per year In advance ... ........ , Weekly Obaerver-Htar, per year Ta t4.SC . 61 , lOo 12.60 tn.oo IJ.OO AtlVKHTIHING RATIS8 fM.play, foreign, per column Inch .. ... Meplay, local, per column Inch ....... .......... Time contract prlcea on application. 4e 40o EEMAJcrlNI Flu: An insidious ailment inferred to as a common cold when endured by others. A bank in the south has devised a novel and original ffchome for thwarting the impatient bandit. It converted most of Its assets into pennies. Ity .Mrx. Aljiry H. Kail .- (OliHorvrr 'irrppoiHlpnt) I'KKUY, tiro.; (Mpoclnl) The Ithrfv pupl.H U the I'crry HChoolM fv)io wt'iiit' tiptui tm Htnti cxum.i. i, Vw., i.4. 4 ,u ... 4.,... .I1oh in phyntolnKy, phhmci)-wltli im-u pft:iLxii j.-vaiiinwn u; ni:u win win jmy uiu itrnuiu- (U, following unuieH, 1 Onoi'K" Kin- . rani cnecK Above the Ak'Uc Circle an explorer found places where fish hooks were used for money. 'This adds considerable zest Itftuil wild u tultU U-it J would llftWt Ml 1.1 IllMHlt IWO IIKMIlllH KKOf I Hit mviii I lint It' ImVii iiliiiftMt u year, frr iii-tinn Iium ' JiM Ikmii MiirM'cl lo rik' Imi. , Y't to Uifiiklii' In ik. n ' .'rwKiMMiarul HHilirlno Itrfttrt' I'ncb . ihwat, .- lb' limnlc)4 thin to ttnomtior . in t1i It'll uny iMtmlii fU'W mftw Hilrkiii. .... , PERRY PUPILS SCORE HIGH IN STATE EXAMS No Mail at Cove For Three Days Because of Snow ' lly Mm. A. ;. CViiikllu Jlwcrvcr I'orrcepondont) TOVK, OH: (Bpcclal) The week In rove butf been extremely .quh't. We u-em iaitlrf.lv .it nrr tmin ihn uulile world ul hnl no mail for' llir!e iliiy. Hatunluy w a day of g-r'-at n j,lliiir, hen the mail woa finally broua-ht in. All the week, the anew continued to fall. ' 'uiinic the early part of lite wi-eli. the cara continued to plow thi-oiiKh. nut tnc wiow lienuiie ao deep thut uti reaila were Ifupaaaaitie. Two car were eluck In Die enow Ih'Iow town on Wcdncaduy and went not extricated unlll Thuni rtajr. The now plow did u Krcat pleon of work In keeplna- tlie roaila open to enable people to get about ut nil. All athletic guinea liad to be pnKtnniirri, the Kamea arlieduled for Krldny und Hut unlay nt KntoipiiHo anil Wallowa, both beltiK cliiu clloil The Athletic club bad ouo acliid uled to play at liuliler on Thuin dicy, but were forced to runcel It, uIho. The 'regular monthly, meeting of the Woiiiun'M club ut the library on Tliutuday afternoon, wue the only event of the week. A allver tea had been planned and tun women were preaenl. A kiiI. iiUI.I iirnKrnni on the ulma und ol.Jeete or the Kid- crutcd elul.a wua (civen by .Mm, (llartya Ibirrla. . . Tlie play eponxAreil by tlie worn-' unVehili was paxtnoned Inilefliiite. if , Fighting" John D., He Pauses to Pose showine; ot the new (ovcrecu i HuHincHs men slioiild (m in favor of the move ti have the iCM's Of Oregon licensed in July instead of January. They , would he free of one iililii people use this time of year when (explaining alxnit unpaid bills. I'VimeoH iTrlttp, llethn Kail, 1IU The Wallulu cut-off has at last lecn approved by the gov icrnment for federal aid, indicating: that the road from Uma i.tilla to Walla Walla will be l-calized in the next. two or three , years. That's not the best of news for Pendleton, whose peo ple have sought to keep traffic moving around through their city, but the new rond will be in the Interest of shorter routes and Pendleton may benefit us much us it suffers. I'lull'. UN tlft per cent nml per cent. W'ullcr I'erleho tirromiianied Trli'iitlH to Idaho hiKl week. fie went on a IhihIiii'h trip in (he In tercHt .el. IiIh church oi-frnnlxittlon here. ' W. Hinrliilr h:l been helping Harry Coiilvvell with the cjire of liH Htock ilurliiK the recent aevere eniiw Kiurina. . i ney inane a trip in the valley one day lam week lifter a load of hay. " . ' Mr. and Mm. Karl Pox and family were recent uiicnih at Ihe JumeK Vcmm home. ... William llrnwn nnd . eon, Itill, I nave neen iiuny putiinK up tiinir yeara HUpiy or ice. Tliendori- Miitlmon haa . been allowing hie neighhOftlnCHa hy Keeping the road elenred of anew from hla place down through the Din I ti Kli eet or town to the high way. . ' ' , , ' MlKH Helha Kail wuh a KUeat at tjni tiny 'i'rljip home Tliurmluy. MIhh l''-anceH Hnilth, who ia elll can have it if ho decides in the affirmative. Ho has been ton, mime a humed vimt homo ami the Hllbiect of much ri'ilifiam but lin lum ulun wnn n Int. itf "I""' Tueadny night and Wediiea- - j , ,ii . , . ., . , ... I day with her piiri'iita here, rcturn- fiiends ilnd he leceives general commendation for handling iim to her work Wednesday even the state bllduet and stato- finances efficiently under wire ; '"K " ' i1"- came. over difficulties. Kay, Patterson, and Uplou seem to le angling for the i publicuu nomination foe governor next year if one is to lie licvo newspaper ux)ssip on militics. Governor PHlterson may 0i''trtHySitt'vii!SPartmYiVi?l3rm but the chances are that he ROCKEFELLER DOES US A SERVICE John D. Rockefeller's fight to unseat Colonel Robert W. Stewart as chairman of the board of Standard Oil of Indiana is a mutter of more than passing interest. Regardless of its final termination, it is significant of u profound change that , has come upon American life in Uio last generation. , When Rockefeller was in his primo as nn active business man he was probably the most hated man in America, Soan- Iwx orators accused lum of almost every crime in the business decalogue. He was pictured as an unscrupulous, greedy mon ster, destroying or devouring all who crossed him, seeking his own aggrandisement at the expense of the American people Surely, no one in those days ever dreamed that the day would come when this same Rockefeller would be fighting to make other kings of business respect the fundamental rules of hon fsty and public responsibility. Yet that is precisely what is happening now. Stewart, deceiving the senate committee, acted precisely as industrial ists of the old school always acted. Rockefeller, trying to punish him for it, represents a comparatively new develop mentthe development of a system of ethics which holds bus inessmen accountable to the public for their acts, which calls on business to observe the same rules of honor and decency that private citizens observe, which demands that industry l)c run, not solely for profit, but for the best good of the na tion as well. j .' Rockefeller has changed mightily since the old days. He I himself has appeared before senate committees, and it is not! ' on record that the senators thought him u H-rfect witness. 'Hut he is different now. He has seen that the old set of ; Ktundards could not exist in a modern age, and he has aban . doned them. . Hotter yet, he is doing his wtrt to see to it that the rest (of the business world abandons them. Rockefeller never (served his country liettcr than he is serving it now in his fight with Colonel Stewart. in a cur with aomc fi-letula and re ported that the car turned .over twice on the way. hut all occupant were lucky Enough '1o carapo In-Jury. I.ola llliiylnck. T.ola Miitheou and Iteha Kail were libaent from aehool laat week on account of lllneaa. Mlaa Itilllc Scott apont the laat week In town eo aa to be neur her acliool work In the high achnnl I here. Mre. Mary ft. TCall wua a anient nt the home or Mr. and Mrn. J. It. Cox laat Thui-Hiluy, , .. tleorge mid Walter Sinclair were city vadium lum Sittunluy. Mm. Howard Smith wah a caller tit the Walter I'riiahO home one afternoon -laat week. ;4 Mm Mury II. Kull hua mndu ur riingenieiila to atuy nt I'erry lor the present In order lo lie near her aehool and avoid driving llnniiKli mo much inow. Mr. Whlteinore and Mr. nitty were working on the atreeta. und ronda hint Thui'tetay afternoon, V. Xlnclnlr made a trip to town one day the flrat of the week, lo couhiiIi a doctor. Jno Smith, and daughter, I. or mine, epent the laat week In town, I'lintica IMtty wua a recent city vlaltnr. SI in, Ole '.Mailmen wua a recent1 TOUR ABROAD PLANNED BY MYSTERY PAIR INDIANAPOLIS. Iinl., . lV'b. J (A1') A nil or t trip to ii n unJiH cloHPri nolnt In No it 1 1 ('nrnllmi nml Own 'a tour abroad "wln-ro thoi-fl uro 'no n-portfTH" worn Uio inodl-j fltl plutiH tn) ; or .Mr. nml Aln. ( ICmimHIi It. Cotilti'P, prlnripiitA of a inylnry-cloutt il . romnnn1, wIioho 1 iiiiirrluKn wuh hoIpiiiiiIz(1 Iioio Into1 y.sli-niuy. ' Kollowinjc tlift ' wpilrtlnK n lripf nnnnunroinont wuh iniHl that thii couph' hail dt pai lMl for New York. Zero toiupcraturoji, bowpvr. rnuwil i u chiintfo or plunti atul Iho ootipl. rt'inalncd today at the liomn of the , Iii'IoVh pnrontH, Mr. and .MrH. Henry j Mtn. XUfoniipll wild th f'niilten ' plantii'tl to Iravo for North t'uro-i )lna un Hoon in tho Wi alht-r inodcr- i Html. ' ; j 't'hotr names had hrcn In thn . niWH hIiko Di'i'omhcr wlinn thn wlrl rit'il from llotdiontor, N. Y.. to Suit! l''raiiclmo on fuwt tralim followt-fl f In an alrplunu hy n phyHlrlan up purentiy ronmiiHM4oned ly t'oulivr : : 1 I iJ . .u. ... 11 . .'JC OVX HlhJiTWTJrH A j irf-Tl'IB lllll HI ft k&git.-P j I .' Th Ik rnr powil phniu or Col. Hubert Stewart in a snilllnj,' mood MhnwM lilin in New Voi k whprf he arrived from t'hlciiKo to IHt-hm biH flKht for re-e!wtln iih dlreetur und rhiilrninn of the HlniKl.ii l o I'Mtnpuny of Indiana nvir tho oppLsltlnn nt the Korlc I'feMer IntrrpfdH. The Kot la-fellerM expert to defeat him. . i. Important Date v "Tim nppplnR of Hie ilrs( rullwtiy in : Kiiafitind tooli nhiee Sinroiuber 17, IS-.-,. - . ' 'Mir llruut rest k hy fur llie must popular maltrt'KH mude . uutl It Hliiiiihl 1m for il in tlm re-nM if urH nf Mi-ivril ilic Ht itt1 It is entirely dllleniU fnuu ull other tnul trrHKCH. X iviiln ler Hint eoitu-jt rifjlit to the rry i(lc in, nutiltt of liiuitlrriU at fHlul1 reKilieiil wirti iils. 'i'lies HlipjKirt ihr ImmIx ituliieiiiK eoiiipltc iniMCiilur re laulion . . vliieli r-Mii!tM In u Wiild-liLe ri'Kiftil Ieep, Top and bottom re ihrn rnude up of layer ufterturof lint matlrexMinc umlmrr tliin niuunilMfill, ilurahle dniunsk. Ia4e hlialcK. Allwer or iiiedulliiMi ; put lerns.. $41.50 W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. Remember This STuhy n mnirn pull Is ponntpr btiliitn't'd by his ojipoiipm's push. tm -Anjgi'U TEini'K. J Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page i o.ooo urn: ivi-onn,Axn icf f& i.iUiiii. li'fU. li i.VI'.U - I a k lo tho. extent of $ I o.ooit wnn causpd by u fire In the T. In uziilut 1 tfrppnhoHHP her wirly to- duy. Act mil ilnmaKti to tho plant h eKtlmutPil by tho firo inaiHhai M offico at 91.00, hut duniRiro to flouorH und nhrulw oxiOMPd to the rlROr of wlntPr wuh expected to reach flu.Ooo. InveHtltfuiorn wild tho flrn Blurted when nn ollhurner backfired. MIKAOO ni H.TJlNCl hack rUICAOO. I'Vh. 1 (AP) Klro of m'Mtrloun orlirln virtually de nt royed a four try brick hhUd Injf nt-7l to 726 JAilton Market purly today, cuiudni? a lorn cHtlin otod at 60ft. (tflO. Korty-pinht plpcm of apparttiH wcrn ouiploycd in flk'htlhtf the bluso. Tho Htriic turo houHed offlcn of ncvcrul tool tnunufucturtntf flrina. visitor' ut tho HPhrtol hero. l.litle MlKjf K lf In Truutmnn, a friend Of tho MImmii Helha and Kelut Kail In I. it Orundo, hint nven Herlounly ill for Hevcrul d(iyn. and wuh removed to the (l-randp ltonde lioMpltul Hniurdny hlKlt. woro nhp wuh operated for pMnticltl. HIvp 1h reported to he convulescinff nice ly. Mr. And MrH. . CJvortfo lleickcl wore recent Hhnppern In town. Mm. Tho man llluylock und child rcn were roeeiU hucmim at the Hnoher Itoine. The ltcv. Mr. Fox and fnmUy, recently culled at the William I trow n home. Who Shall Fill the Prescription? We can fill imy physic-inn's prescription. It is essential that your prescriptions huve every bit of the potency that the physician relies upon or else it-suits will I hi disappointing. To insure this, drugs must be fivsh, pure, active und must be properly compounded. Our trade is very larjre, which insures rnpid selliiiK und. hence, freshness. We have the drujjs called for. All prescriptions iuv compounded by registered pharmacists and the price is alwnys reasonable. , RED CROSS DRUG STORE rhone Main I. 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