La Grande evening observer., February 14, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 2

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Thursday, Fcliruary 14,
START
the
SPRING
WITH A
SMILE .
New Hats,
New Dresses?,
and
New Coats
Hill's
; Dependable
lepei
Qu
uality.
Dependable
Values.
WIDOW'S SUICIDE
FOLLOWS SLAYING
Leaves Note Which Offic-
era Believe "May Help
t; Solve Death Mystery
and her daughter, both of whom I
wcru .tiieatloned in urivnt. f
A youn gdrl an J neltfhbor of
RlTc, told tho coroner Ihut nhe nail
been an automobile drive away
from Hlce' home on Sunday morn- j
inir, two nay Derare .i r. jock son
Here in the machine. On the aamo I
flay It maw learned, Klco.wn or
dered from the Jackson home.
H was aoveral bourn after the
lno,m-t that Mrs. Jackson shot her
self. '
TPiin K.I )ftmti fori
; Atoir ., Angeles
WII.I.IMANTIC Conn.. KHj., 1.4
Ai') I'uiiIkt liitri-t In tlio'
nlnyinv nf county iifMtrllvn . WII--llum.K.
JfirkHOn w.i iiroiiHl today,
ly ih Kiilcll or .Mm. (i.rtrude 1
Jackfon, hia widow. . f
n.roin alio ahoi lnrix'lf ah' n ..., ... 1
,.,. a noto. It wu tiirnfd over .'t' i'- Jf'lT
to lUo ,r.ilol . xamln,r. I-dllc 'la" J"1"1 nor
hape,l It v.o.,1,1 '..1.1 In aol.illon of Narla, SJ , elcrtrorotr,! whn ,
t1-..iy..ry0rlrhiilmn.-.ith.:" 'T'" -",l"r, ,"U('h"1 , " h
Tioi.or A. Win. Becll ilputy ""- ""
. coneroto- tl. In u ilniln. Iiv.l
. ... ... . - t,.i
tart
WiiKhl, operator of a eriii.-iil
riiUi-r, Jiunrw.1 Into th .IH.'ll tin. I
alz.'i1 onn of the vi.'lln.a. uo.l H.lf
fcr.'.t a aliork uhl.'h .rv,.. ratal
thr.! houf-a lar. .
Lone Eagle To
Have a Poet :
In His Family
Jackaon borne. vn Indicted
week for klHhitf Jackson, .!
Jackaon wii shot two week aien
! wht-fi wealed In ihi! kitchen of hia
home. Mrs. Juekwon took a rifle
from tin' kitchen and iiaed It In an -I- t ' T
w cm Mir iooiii yesterday. Tim note, ' Df W9 W F OlWll
wriMKn'i nnr w-fllril, wan ilUcovr. i AltkiitU 1 ; f J M
pi uriiT Mih. J.ickMn'A ilatfffhlM, . .' 1 C tfOlfl ifi llHlOtl
Jnanlfa, iitol ' oihTH fnunl her
- NKV OIClC" K"l. 14 Al)
Thn Ajrw y.HKlt m to marry a pot
mmim of Hhow ycrw tfll of the
i: ;iijr of puahfnic on'a heal
i. .ItiKt ih hi in ky and on' lips
, . .JtINt It clOIMl. '. . ' . - ' :
', Stim Anne Hifncr Morrow al
h'Htly ' ha flowil Willi f'olonft
Chorl A. UmHMrich. ivrhapa If
thry jro on ihtr honeymoon hy ulr
ilnnn ah will . recall the poem
"lliirht." winner of an u hi in nap
IhIjwi mid pulillahfd by Hrlhner'K
(MitKuxtno in April, after tht
iMtw tUmU''i firm vutit to Mexico
fUy. ; .. '
. 'i'he poem followa:
'; i ' ih-:h;mt
When f hOh younir 1 flt an arnnll
And frlfhteneil. for the world was
tall. " -
And even jrruiwei aeemed to me
A fo real of ImmenMlty, ,
t'jittl I learned that 1 oonld grow,
A irktneo would leave thrm far be
low, - o '
HpannliiKit Iroe'n' helKht with my
' ' 'eye; -. ' - '.'
Huditeniy I aeeined as hlirh.
And tUinir on a atnr I icrew
) piiHheil my head ainiliwt the blue.
HtlH, II le ii atfitffn lurH, I find
ituptilre to fnv the grant hhlnd.
And aomKlmea, ' Htumllnff In a
crowd.
My II pa nrr cool axulnat a rlaud.
WIN.VKAPOIJH, Keb. 14 (Af)
lehrAUrijr hia !th birthday to
day, hr. William Watia Kolwell,
preaident crnerltua Of thi I'nlver-
aity, of MlnneKOttt, aald bo atill haa
body.
ItelUnc It fnhk 4o!i'
Invert iKiillnc - anihorltli have
worked on tho ; aaHtimplioii that
.laekHon'a klllliiK wan an Jimide job.
Hire, a friend of (Iwf. family wait, fuiir ainbltlona ho wlahea 'to fnl
arrt an d after , he . had iieuii um a'flU.ln thla life, hto wania to wrii
pallbearer, at Jarkxon'a funeral four more-book. ;
He hal i-onUtnli I himaelf a Kuard I Ir. Kolwell who waa the .flrat
at the home after tlm alayltiir. president of itte urjiVernlty, in late
Home of like'B. rr lativoa freely .yearn ha been rornpltinir a Malory
nHnerted ihnt he wa ahleMliiK u of , Mlnneaota. Three vohimea
woman. t have been completed and the
When he una Indicted for mur. I fourth and fifth ur nearly realy
der -Mia. JuckKOn and Juanlta, her lor the pnbliMherK.
Z4'year-ob daiiKhter, both off wlltflit attack of lumbaxo kept
whom temlfled before the yrand Ir. Kolwefl confined to bla home
Jury were the flml to offer their j today, but except for that he haa
flympaihy. ..- been active and In (rood health.
In a friendly manner they ahook f . .
handa, talked with lllee for aevenil . An accidental- Ul. in figured oil
mlniitea and then hado hlin rood- ' cloth may he memled by paatlnv a
bye uh he waa tnkn to a cell.
llobU J n fiuext
YeMcrday foronerv Arthur O.
Mill had an iiKiueat. AmoniC the
'l wit new' wer M ra. Jar krtoft
piece of white court-plaattir a little
InrKcr than the cut over the eut on
tho. w nm a- aide. Tbla kr'epa the
oll-cloih from tearing anew and
fmyinj,-. t.
P.OV. TDTIT.F!R FAP.TMf! PrJTTRT .
:, TEST OF RIGHT TO OFFICE
Delegates Make
I - Employes Happy
' VMH, K.'h. 14 (At') lKPKatf-M
to the r.puralon fonror.nr have
fnu.l., (li. cmiln)tftt nhoi.t tlm Hot.'l
rfnorir., V wlioit Itii srw.lu.iH uro
Jh'M l.npiy. .
; 'riiirronri'ritir lu.a rntullfd con
!jlnmlild cxli4 work for llio ltuta-1
ri.lnlona and (he rtckkatna havn n(
lii-i'ii alow to rpay It with tip
Particularly huvo. tli trpphont
HMltnhhonr.1 ppraonnal lrm.rittid.
Th!r la J.iat ojie Krutnlilr. I.uku,
Dm harmuti. who aaya-thc ricleiruifa
am tht poorpai-r?iiMtomerH ho rvor
hifl, and that ho hua ynt lo aorvc
nlihrr clPh-Kal.' or mibmllilto at hl
har.' ' , . v - ' . : .
'it would frm." ho w.ya, "thai
nil .roiirt.'.nn d.'l.'faloa uro from
prohlhltlun roimtrl."
Garrett Selected
For V. S. Bench
5 WAKIIINOTON. fb. 14 (AIM
llnla . tlarn-tt. or Tr nn, prra.
rnl mliiurliy Imdrr or thf hoUM. or
rt'pri'wntatlv.a and formr t-n.
utot Irvliu- nrwii of WIwoh.
i"lii, wrrr noi.ilnal.-d hy I'd-hIiIciii
t'onlldicn today to h umo.diil.i
Ji.dK.'a of lh" I'iiIifiI Hiataa court
of iM.Htoma appoula. Mr. (larrctt
will r tlr from th houiw on .March
lIDDIESCOLDS
W (hould not b "dowd." Trtat
I thm ilnally wllh
VICKS
V VARORU0
Forty-First
Year of
Friendly
Service
Ua (ftrnn&p Nathutul
Vault
Vf rf t f
oppnneiiia of Walter J. Kohler above . governor of Wlaconsln,
' rhaitte (bat he made: exraflve campulKn expendltureit ami aeek lo
oo( him from ofrire. Waller ). C'orrlKuif tlower left) and llaitdd
,M. WIIMle ilitwer rlht) hnvo.beeii named Mpeckii prirctiturM f
tho action, . ,
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RUGS of ral quality the kind that wear extra long and Rive real
satisfaction! All the newest patterns and color Bchemes, in all
sizes and every price, reduced to the lowest possible point consistent
with Rood merchandise! That's why a saving here is a real saving!
Seamless Axminster Rugs.
Size 9x12. Sale Price Only
Seldom indeed do you get a chance to secure rugs of thin quality at
a price so low. Don't miss this remarkable COQ
ty.4tS fJ
9x13 Seamless Axminster Rugs '
At a Real Saving
You miist sec these beautiful rugs to appreciate their quality. De
lightful patterns, in thesale , CIO K.(
- pA.W
Fine 9x12 ft Axminster Rugs Reduced
; In This Sale To.
These are the finest Axminstera made. Wonderful variety of patterns
and rich color efJects. Seamless, of course! ,6 (JJtQ CA
Sale price only .' 1..: $frt9U
9x12 ft. Seamless Wilton Rugs :
Rare Sale Values at
If you know good nigs you'll marvel at these. The newest, richest
patterns and colors, all deeply fringed, CCO Cft
and sale priced at only '.. J)D7Dl
Easy Terms '
CARR FURNITURE CO.,
Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers
A Few Possibilities if Jjindy Is Appointed to Government Air Post!
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' fJp- J VJAKH WlltHF ' ' I PELIVeftTOlHE
fr.W '. kmOIMO 4 irf-- moving
tf I'll 'net h " L'.-" A-
-- v 1 ..,r.p TO. W . n -i. x ur a.nat... vV i I I
Young Actor
Liken La Grande
Because of Snow
IIe bus u
I .-on lie.
"icjjlur" Jackie Ciwan
WAHKIIII ON KOCKH
. k'I like Oregon better'n t'lillfornla
VatiH4 there's lota of Anw here and
M'h cold and In I'ntlfornbi it's loo
hoi ant I M rat her lid down a
hill on snow on a board than iso
awtniiuliiK in the ocean." auya suv-
en-yeiir-old lIHy Hamilton, youni
HONGKONG. Keb. 14 (Al')
I i ne itriii.sn river Konnoai .Moth.
When prcftsinir a plaited skirt tons, struck the Webster rocks
near uchow yeaterday. and had
a hole punched in her hull. She
! shipped considerable water.
I Tho warahlpa Turn inula and
Moorhen are alandlng by her nwnlt-
Inif a aalvaire crrw Jront this place.
I
I
the plalta are placed in a petition
i and pinned to the Ironlnic hoard
pad at the hem. A pull on the
band of the aklrt will draw the
plait firmly Into place. Treating;
is then done u usual with wet
cloths and n hot Iron. The alclrt
In unpinned and turned until all of
It la pressed.
F Mtiiuv iit'tui'. ho annrt-Hiitfil
) (i-iinili from the first. . . 1
Hilly wad In I. a, iran;e Ihla
niornhitf with hi father and mnth-
Itdyt'. Hamilton, hist mother.
.wuh her a few weeks ago playlnx
with the Karria company. She wan
i thn K-adinK lady In "Human
reekafco, ami other plays. 'ends of all
Another nit mher of this family is
I'ouehutiella, the pomeruntuii dou;.
who Is iTeam eolortHl. one year old.
haa a hhthday every four yeor's, j
I frisky, had leichs on his fur th
I nun nln n and his name nieant
rlown.
' Hilly and his folks t on the
way to ltolso and from thi-re Hilly
Wilt take the train for Kansas lty
and will iiKikv the trip all by titni
setf to be with his Krnndinother
an) to xb to public school. Hilly
lis only scvin but he" In the third
jifrade. He started to school In San
t Hevnaidlno. al when he was five.
In explanation of his tapid ud-
Ivhncement In school It la moth r
jinwwered that ahe thnuirht travel-
ItnK had broadened bla mind aud
rtven him a different viewpoint on
I life front must boy- for he hna
traveled all of hir life.
When he 8r three yearn old
1HHV play-d in his first afajre pro
duction Ho wua tittle Willie In
KaM l.ynn-' which payed lit Texa
where Hilly waa toirn. . He Jiyil to
jtdnjf on the ntuao too, with . little
jKrl thv Mme :le, for hl p;irtnr.
"I w ant to be nn actor." Hilly nay.
He has a combination of ry
chrli, . piifct fncHlea and r"ble
1 (jurty H'V- wh'rh all iro to ve
. titnt a very actoi isli appes ranee.
When the selvajre of A bath towel
frays out. the frayed edtfc may bo
trimmed neatly and bias seam tape
NtHched over the ediec The tape
that Is folded over the second time
la easy to apply and tine stitchinir
across com ph tea t he work. Tho
t h rca da a re f a at e n ed
securely.
When making little Rliis dresses,
the hem may he stitched In on the
sewfnj? machine with hinR- stitches.
When stitched this way It la easy
to lengthen or shorten.
Ask Any.
i Beautiful Woman
Iloaiity first refiil."it0 tkln per
jfectinn. Thim, the fairest and wia
jpMt use Mi;LK(:fir.q Kace l;ovder
: thnt spreads more smoothl-. and
, produces a youthful bloom. lis new
French process makes' MKLLO
t;LO Hioy on longer and buna tho
Mhlny nose. Pure! Prevents pasti
ness, flaklnesa. irritation and larxn
pores. lse Ml'I.LO-tJLO. Olasa
l rui;s, I ne. Adv.
I two t:TviiM:i.s oc bi-k
Ml In rll.bi.n are J.,liic,l with a
liaii.1 of th rililv-ui j.j'fd ov, i
ih crown uf a Hula LUtU Kit
tuque.
" Another Jar of
Those S & K.
Pickles"
"I tried a jar a few days ago and my husband
and I ate nearly the whole jar at luncheon
they're delicious!"
So a La Grande housewife told her grocer the
other day - - and no wonder! S & K Pickles are
delicious - - crisp and appetizing - - with a sweet
mustard sauce that makes you want to eat more
and more. Try a jar today - - we'll leave it to
your own judgment.
"S. & K.'MSd PICKLES
Your Grocer Has Them.