La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 11, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text'fit I ill si Page Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tuesday, February 12, '1929. . .. 4 (Incorporate!) An InrtyptiMlfnt Ncwpapw PRANK B. APPLEBY . . Editor and Publlahar HARVEY V. MATTHEWS , , BulnM MIMKr Publlalied vonlnK. copt Sunday, at 141 Adama Avenua, i Grande. Oregon. The Obierver-Slar publlehed avary Friday. Entered at the Pontoffice at I Grande. Oregon, aa Second 'lam Mall Matter under act of March 1. 187. TiritI, PAPKH OF LNION COUNTY AND THB PITY OF l,A ORANPK II MPMHF.R AHMOriATED PRB88. . ,iu Axuoiaied PreM la exclunively entitled to uee for public- i an new. dlnpatchee credited to It or not otherwise credited . ..niikhed herein. All rlghta of republication of epeclal dla-. ,,,-t.HM in Ihln paper, and alao the local newe herein aleo are 'rwrved. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier uoi month In advance li month! In advance - tnale copy ... Tio 14.61 SO per month In advance . By Mull .ik per en monthi In adi-ance . lv per year In advance ... Mv Ohaerver-Hlar. per year loo I.60 it.00 . . 11.00 ADVBRTISINO rateb -reiKit per column Inch - local, per column Inch ... ontraot pricea on application. - l 40r aWJJ . ... l THE OPEN COURT (Xjhrkhpo.ndfnts miii hijhmit their names to mie koftok if theyms- BIKE LElTEItS PRINTED. 'eminent weuthcr bureau here, to Kreatext deficiency lielns In Eaat- 'upply to Oregon, Wuahlnuton und 'Idaho for the next 30-hour period. KuHt winds were to continue. ern Oregon and Southern Idaho." ltukur Below Zt'ro Minimum temperaturea lnat I "Preaaure la mill ubove normal night, aa reported by the govern- I lover the United Btutea und Can- ment bureau Included: - -Holm, 2! If lIu-r'H any (pleMlOll hi f C'ov, Ore., February .0, 1029 (Keillor La Grande Observer, ' lAi Grande, Ore. Dear Hir: The editorial In your paper of February 2 Ik hlKlily commendable iiu a humoroun Introduction to the divorce proceedlnKH on hand. Nev ertheleiui, it Mtulea the fuct that I.'n ion county. uh u h unburn!, has been very neKllKont and Indiffer ent to the needH of thin young maiden In tho fur corner of hb do main. The edtturlal citea Union county an the hUHbund, Baker county uh the ardent lover und Pon-doftu-Medical HprliiRH tho young maiden, und I will deHlgnute them likewlue. The htmbund, utt we nee him. hu been very uttentlvo to hln bent be loved wife La. Urunde. lie has kept hlH duoryurd Hwept clean, even aaa. uawnra u. wells, govern ment meteorologlMt, reported, "al though over the west the present tendency ia toward a falling ba rometer, "Milder weather obtains In Wewtern Canada and In most of the l'ariflo tauten ... but except In tho Kouth Atlantic Hint eg temper ature U tLl 11 below normal, the above; Murahfleld, 2a above; Med- ford, HO above; Baker, 4 degreeH , below zero; Portland. 10 above; J HoBchurg. 20 ubove; Seattle, 3u ' above; Hpokune, 10 auove, und Walla Walla and Yakima each with an even zero. j lAxnt night was the seventeenth conttecutlve night of freezing tern- i purutureH In Portland. I THE FLORSHEIM SHOE For the Man Who Cares, $10.00, $10.50, $11.00 N. K. West & Co., Inc. The Man's Store. The court house und high school fires have at least one common benefit. The remodeled and rebuilt structures are arranged so that the former serious congestion is much relieved. dimt-clit't Hoovers inbul iiImmii roucneu out miu-a anu muoa in the prohibition iirolilhltln' lit'M mttuV country nlonit the rullroada, where up In a iliiiuly plain 10 git llio low 'n1'0 already la un outlet, whllo tlon un llin alniaiiiui. If a llic Cove, hIko 0110 of hla muny wives, atro bo offli-o lineup mux ImmkIiiI and only u atono'a throw from hla III any other Ulrwtloii you'll m-v. own duuryard. la ni'b'li-cted, ahaiue er kusihhI that Uior tlz .t In llm 'ully neKlectcd. Kor the pnat three crowd. iwenka ahe hua been nlmuHt laolatcd, only uk aomo one dUK their wuy 'out with tcama and alcda. We uclnilt. the anowplow came out once or twlco und the wind Immediately filled up Ita path with anow, but didn't the Hume condt tiona prevull In auld huabund'H duor yard? Yet the rouda were opened limn and aKuln. HAI.K.M. Ore.. Kb. II (Al'l Maybe I'm (lilftllllf from the dl- Here and There In Legislature ,. . i.i inuicaiiona wcru noici aoout tno vorce procceuinsa, out u inia nurt- The question of precedent, which we emphasized recently. , )loue ,odllv lat l;oiiHi1i-riio band, who ia in Brave dunBer of. in discussing the Poiulusa-Medical Springs withdrawal proj ect, is proving a stumbling block in the legislature. So Sen ator Strayer reports to his home folks at Baker, the Baker bin for consolidation or tim tato ed earth would he ever pa 'over .. nn, p .n.oti, iu inJtiail nmurinir liudgnt olid the Bluto purchualiiK to thla younir maiden more than slim.-, .-.'' bittern' would entir Into u hear- luHlng the fair young maiden, can't Ing before the way and mean keep a 15-mile Htretch of road open committee, tonight un the Kubll to Cove, how on (lud'B miow-cover- When Eastern Oregon stages an "unusual winter" we can think of a lot of thiiurs that ousrht to be different. Snow- purtuientK, 40 mllen uway ? 1'rny toll uh. It 1h un ile rat cod that Secretary of j I maintain that If thht biff huH Htatd Hom und Htuto TruuHiirer Kayjband haw more wIvph than he can will both be at the hearing In op-'conveniently and iroper!y uupport, ponltlon to the nwasuie, and It ih why not let thi far-away maiden I not cxpecleail that Kubll will be be divorced and live happily fur- pIoWS COSt a lot Of money, however, and it's Only Once In afCelinr unions Hlate bomd of con-jlover of her choice? No. not new. While When they COUld be URed to real advantage on OUr C0Un-tro' ""'lube that Kubll haa a (for he luut been waiting on her . . . ... .. . it . t - perifonal urievanee uKaltiHt Cot. , fur many yearH. doluK what thin try roads. If winters like this are going to be regular, we le (.Hr,p Abra,, wo. neeretary or neKiiK-nt huHband, who claims her. In faVOr Of a bond isSUC SO We Can buy a Whole flock Of Cm. jo board of control. Un a Krent han failed to do. utmi iu u wim mmv miyuiK. JKM .;Ven )f tiltH hUHband ee fit to iHlution of the 17 tieHHion ereate l I mnko tt roJlll ... tMit Kadlv-iieicleeted 'mnlden domain, will he keep It open when it' covered with five .feet of hiiow, iiu they now any, Jt Is? Will the road nnmire him that jnho will Immediately transfer her affections from her lover and bring both depurliuenlH, making the gov ernor the bitdgft officer. 8am A Another industry has discovered the lienefit of small .it I profits and quick turn-over. It is nothing more nor less tlian : Ko",r a hud-a dintur by up r 1 $ .... -.1 i i y- i i I polntnu-nt of the Kovernor. ,i J -5 supply the American with his genealogy, factories are now; ... '). iiuotinp- the full family record at $250. where they formerly A contributory retirement unnu extracted a nice fee of around $9,000. It's a cause of much!l,r'"em' tml ViIr wm'terVan "If 4 regret inai tne uuniocracy ana pioneering 01 meir immeaiavo h oi me i niverwny or .nv I A . wj irti;.a r u 4-. Th Kor provided for In a bill Intra it wire as far for her Hhopplng an Hhe now doen? She will not. She i1 H'- U if- .duced today hy rknutoia Hell n,l ,, mtl.nlwd hcr i,)Ver for many others who care more alout what they are and do than what: k. k liuiiey una iteireKentativ. some forgotten ancestor was and did. And we'd be tempted I'ottor, MeCardy and lIuwunL It yearn, lie hritiKH her her dully mi 1 1. lie alvea her n hhrhway ttidt to wager that the latter prove bettor citizens. provldea fur an minimi i-onlinuln , 11,KKn,, , ..r ,i,ri1Kh. He ui ,,u,uim. mr i,,a all her necila. And when in pproprlutlon 'purpoae. Another Ijlll ' The desire on the J)art of a few jealous or selfish legisla ' tors to tell the highway commission what roads to build next and when to do it is a reflection on their reputation for state i vide vision. Portland senators, or at least one of them, want a short route from that city to the sea and want it right It pnmM In Mm mittlHi nf "imitlil nir Introdiiteil hy tlio . .....11 viituro ),. nv 'aanit, memliera provi.lea for un an- falr yuuMK ,,,,,. tooU atl. ,...,,... ..,.,.,.,,.,.,,,, . vallt,IKe nf ea, ycar alu dlil the IMIlMl for Ilie unlvei'sily'a reaeurch activities. 'IMippIni;" heraelf. lteapetHfully youra. 1.Y1JIA M. LANTZ. Death Takes Ruler Of Lichtenstein Tho Joint cniuniltteea on inltiillK Introtliieed a hill today cuIIIiik for n 1.111 11(111 ui,l-ulirht!i..M fi... i. now. iney iear, we are toiu, mat tne Kooseveit nignway win imt aurvey in oreKou. in i .0.e,;i- -. rrv traffic around Portland when it is competed, and they !'.u" wl,h.. .n or , . .... , . , t . ., ,. Mlnea. Tho lilll provldea for ill nt protection immediately. In that, they are no different im. minim; hoard, to i. couipoa.-j Vii:nna. Auatna. i.vh. it ,n ' 0m SCOreS of Communities throughout the State. We all ' l'e elate corporation -uomidiIm- I frlnfc John or Mchtcnaleln who , . . n . ,. ... ... f. aloner aa ex-orficlo uicmlier and i.,t eovrrned his principality for - - pet projects. But the sensible and business-like plan is ,. ,en appo.nted i,y ti. Kv.M-n- 7 1 ! ye,?! di"d ut hla paiaC. ! -Vrop- ; i-. iu..a iiim complete tne present nignway system, bpend- or. 0" ro,n eafm ami on rrom pu today ut the aito or s. ' i,;u,. .. ,.., i;i.,t;., i 1,1 i. e-"-- "iwn. , vuj. iiiiinnj icvviiuc wit tv;,ii3ivi ic iiitjutoc; nuuiu uc vitc ... Senators Marka ami Klllott Intro i j 00 est kind of economy. j! pt A FEBRUARY GARDEN 1 I February is an especially satisfying period for the anu 'fi': .1 tcur gardener. It is the season when he begins to plan for ' I tho next summer's plot in the backyard. A half dozen cat .i logs, a comfortable chair, a warm room and a j I Imagination constitute the equipment needed for growing a : 1 :.plcndid garden in winter. ' ; f The results of one's efforts are much more nearly perfect i ! now than will le possible next summer. One needs merely j r ) J to look at the vegetables, fruits and flowei-s portrayed in the (catalogs mid let Janty Dave tree play. The advantages now duced u hill that would close the) Alaea river to commercial IIkIiIiik. School Teacher Found Murdered HI, AST KlUVS TIIKU: riKltCU'hKH, Cal Keb. 11 (AP) Three men were killed and an other Herimitdy Injured when tho gelatin mixing plant of the Hur-ruli-M Powder iMiinpany blew up hero today. VAXCOl'VKH, II. t. 1-Vb. II CredllluUS ( A!') I'earl Hat tile, u He haul leaener. wiin ihuuh . HirunKlt-tl lu death In her apartment today. Po lice arretted I ter.fn Hare lay. . MIhm Itattde'K mtitber IIvvh in Ite giua, Sank. SEVERE COLD OF LAST WEEK ENDS (Continued from Page 1) over endeavors Inter lies in that one does not have to spade 1 refractory soil, does not have to contend with frost's effect I on tender plants; there are no blights on gardens in imaginn- tion, floods do nut drown or dry weather wither, bugs do not j consume nor do the forays of neighbors' chickens exasperate. ' It is the only perfect season for a garden, j Only at this season can one hope to reach the perfection ;in products which the catalogs portray. One's hopes steadily j vanish as one progresses from the anticipation to the realiza- tion, therefore let anticipation have free play now. Kealiza- tion will be enough of a disappointment at best. "Aim high" j i3 an old maxim. Surely the seed catalog designers do not '. offend in not placing the goal high enough. Their standard i often outlofts tho lofty. j As spring comes and one takes up the practical phases of the pinblem of a garden the prospect will appear less promising. It is easier to plan hard lalxir than to perform it. 1 There is no excellence without great lulxir, tho old-time copy. books told us, and that is the reason February, or thereabout, is the best time for growing a garden. It doesn't require much lalKir. Next summer it will be different. Du it now. Winter Refujre it- TRY W. K. GILBERT CO. FIRST ' P . v r - i A 2 i ' ' V 4 K I '' s 3 It Wiin ; ttliitlliiK John 1. Itoi-K-efi'llvr Jr. who xtt'ppt'd off the beat tit Naples, Hah-, turning hi luick upon wintry wituU and oil wiuabblen. He lift the Tutted SiHieH In the- midst tt a contest with Tel. Itober l V. Stewart ' for contrel of the Smndurd Oil Cvm puny of iuUiaim. Heen Know in L-nwer ('Hlifornla. on the ti 1 1 Ik back of KtiNenatta and Capd t'olnett. for the ft rut time in thelc experience. L'miHually cold wen lit er wutt reported along the cohhI, ' NoMi-; t ii ;k itt iMHt ri n r VOliTLAXI). Ore., Keb. 11 (AV Tho lorne. caiitloim prediction, "Not much change In temperuttire" wiih iHHiied aKuln today by the fcov- K .A little each day is how ature jRpejvs And a few pounds at a time by a patented, continuous process is how Hills Bros, roast their fine blend of coffee. No other process produces fneh a full-bodied uniform flavor. For every berry every pound, is roasted evenly. HILLS BROS COFFEE Fmh turn tkt rr thttty. Only a Few Days Left In The Sweetheart Sale AS it i delightful touch to to intir Kifi, each ohewt will bear a beautiful Hwcet b en it Klft card with npprop rlale enllment. AH For $17.50 to $57.50 A VALENTINE GIFT SHE WILL CHERISH ALWAYS $47.50 ORDER NOW ONLY. A FEW Days Left This Chest and (i-piccc Bed -Beautiful Set THEY'RE going fast! And no wonder! The high standard of quality in them their rich beauty and fashionable lines the real moth protection they give and the beautiful 6-piece bed set offered is nothing short of sensational and practically unheard of at these low prices. Hundreds are saying they're worth $15 to $25more. See them today you'll say so, too. 7 This Card Goes with Her Chesl This red heart-shaped gift card with its de lightful message goes with each of these Forest Park chests. It's the finishing touch to a real gift package. Forest Park Quality The window scat chest above has 5-ply gen uine walnut veneer top, front and ends; em bossed leatherette panel, gumwood base; generously lined cedar interior and moth proof, warpproof, dustproof features. Size 45 inches. Here's What You Get At No Added Cost We bought these fineries from Mar-shall oied, scalloped rayon bed spread' and a Field & Company's famous mills. Set in- double blanket 66x80, double stitched sa eludes two sheets 81x90 with tape edge; teen bound and in colors. And all this'iroes two Wearwell pillow cases 43x36; Jaspe col- with her chest at no added cost to you. Two Other Styles, Slightly Higher $57.50 Style 48-inch console style; 5-ply genuine valnut veneer with full red cedar interior; richly colored Spanish leatherette panel in front; dustproof, warp-proof, mothproof. U dar interior The Sale Is -Ending! $52.50 Style genuine walnut-. Spanish leatherette pane 1 in co'low Z7h 5-ply W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.