La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 22, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPage Six LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER' Friday, February 22, 1029. (Incorporated) ' An Independent NmrHnen- FRANK B. APPLEBY , Editor and Publisher HAHVBY K. MATTIIKWS . Btielnefte Manager Published evening, except 8unduy, at 1416 Atfama Avenue. La Clronde, Oregon, The Olunrver-HUr iuullhed every Friday. Untortd ut the l'alurfn'e at l.a Grande, Oregon, a Beuond Claaa Mall Matter under act of March . 1179. , pKKlClAL PA PICK OP" UNION COUNTY AND TUB ' CITY OF I.A OKANMB r; ' : ' v . ; MKMIIKR AUHOCIATKD rtlKHH The Aeeoolated Vrvnn I exclusively entitled to uae for publica tion of all news dtitputcheM credited to H or not utherwlae credited If puhlUhed herein. All rtfihta of republication of Mpeeliil dle patchea In thla puper, and aUo the local new herein hIho are reaerved. - - ' HUBHCKIPTION ItATBB liy (Jnrrler Dally, pet month In advance ,..,V...,.....WM,., Dully, ale months In advance .. - Dally, alriKle oopy , ......,...... . Ily Mull Dally, per month In advance , Dally, per nix inoutliii In advance ... ... Dally, per year In advance Weekly Obaervor-Htur, per year ....... ,.. 7io , 14.61 ,... to . too 12. to JS.00 12.00 ' ABVKItTISINa HATHB nieplay, foreign; per column Inch . Display, local, per ccjluniii Inch Tim contract pricea on application. ,, 4 to 40o It was the "gang" in the old days, then it became ring" mid now it's "the bloc." 'the It's' pretty hard to dislike a man who likes you even if he hasn't, anything pise in his favor. 52 Deer Gather At River Near Promise, Oregon Ily Mm, Ih-iiliH Curi (t Ilmei-ver I 'oireHiionilent ) I'HO.MIHI-;, (Ire.. r:ieeiiil The. I deep allow fteeliittlo havo driven the deer down near tho river. Iiat jweeK ln n Hi-it Taylor uml Harry Mloll,.r ,lt to , Hie river to en about aoino ti-iipa. Uiey i-ounu-d hi dui r I rum olio apol. Tliey wild the llllllillilti aei-iut'd to bo In KOOd con. dlilou uml ahoiveil no Ikhk or aur ferlni: fi-uni tbo t-old- ami deep uov. 'lu I'nnlMon haa ihiv.-n his abeep aerfiMa tliDreniiyun tii;('Jiarlle Hoi ner'a ttliero he la reedluir them. -Ml'H. I'baa. Ki-nuiirlliy, ulni lint been iilici ,111.. is rwovrrlna- and aide l alt up. . : , Ml'M., Ilei-lba 'I'orper, who luia been vlHlllnir In l.a. (Inuidc for tbo liml four Heellx, li llli'in il home Hnt- uiday evellliiii. . r. . T. Umlse'v I troiiHiii ner. io wuiiotvn J-rliluy. where, her mm Harold lni-l her and bioiitiln her home, Iris Trump, who luia been vla- IIIiik ber.amil,. Mrs. I.nna I'arner, relui-iied to Wallliua Halurdiiy. Her brother, Albert, whn la atay- lint at lllir 1'iirp, i 'a look her home.. I.ee Hm II ti eanie' 111" from Wal lowa Hn I iiriln y- to Hlliy w llh bla dailKbler. Mim. Hl. lla I'oulKon. ', I'lii I'niilHiiii' In worlilnirat Mux- vllle thla week. Italy and Vatican Make Peace It is hard to tell whether a wild looking man is writing! : spring poetry or making out his income tax. , "' i l,lltle .Kathleen t Poulaon, . who waa badly' Heableii aoitie-llmo nun, Im reeoverlllir nleily and la now able to ttlllk Mltlr u llllle help. Aim. Cliarlle .Monro, who hna been III at the home of Mra. Hlellal ruulMon Hlnee last Tiieaday, la fully leeovered mid la now iible to he up and around. , f , ' , .. ;. -. Mr. mid Mr. Hollll florbi ll vla lied Huinlay ut lloyd Ciirper'a.. . John Oii-por'und aona liavo hern Hiiuliiu wood fur Mm, Itoby, lloHiiiil rarper and Gladys Itoby, who were, nun rled In .Iji Oriindo l-'eb. , H, iirilved In I'romlae Hat unlay evenliiK uml lire' aiayliia at Ihe Inline of ,Mr, anil Alia. '. 1'. i 5j If W'1 SLAYER KILLS HIMSELF,' BODY FOUND IN BARN RACUAMK-VTO, f'ul.. Feb. 22 (AIJ) Twnh'n hnmn aftt-r Iih kill rd -Mnt. KruncoH HtM.lfr, !ta, tho ho.ly or i K. IIukwIII, Si, wuh; fouml early thlM inoriilinf In a hum j in tlit! Kruitrldirc mitlon nour hurt?, i llufrwHl, hp Me vim to ho .lenient- j rf), Hhot All, HemthM', wife of tho , liiMlultittlon HUpi-rvfuop of tho tele- phono 'iin imny iih bt Blood In frtint of u mirror tit the bedroom or . her home. ucfonJint? t police. I'u- lice Kiifil ItiiKwll) protutbly poiMiiii"! ! litiiuii'ir. The body wuh not moved pendlnv the urrlvul of tho coroner. ItiiKulll, a rormer nelKhhor f the HhhmIcik, went to tho Heler homo yoHtcrdiiy mnrnlnff to repair tho radio. nccordiiiK to HtorleM told polfco. Tho wonuin'H body wuh t found by Hoho, hor flvo-yei.r-old duuKhter curly In the nrternoon. initTi;xsr: aiams iassi:r IIOIHK, Ma., Keb. 22 (Ar) Hurti-iiHc A da in h, 1U. who played n prominent rolo In I tin ho nitnfK htwlnry rr more thnn 4 yearn In dead horo. Hacked by oantcnt NnuncIeiH, .Mix. A damn promoted hair n dox'-n nrfnlnjf vcniiircn In thin region. OfTiccr "Only coflee . . . eh t . . . li'um.-ph it $ure must'u brrn ctulr;,'cd with tliv elixir o yoali.1" Driver "Sari'.'...il uiii 'GttlJm : Weil'!" , The avcrase time it takes a fast railroad train to pass n I croHHinB is seven seconds. Yet'more than 7000 automohilists j wcro killed at grado crossintra hist year. They couldn't wait v ueven seconds. It is verv difficult for tlm di-ivni- nf fnai. ''"'in tmtirln. lAm.,l.il iu i..i:.. ,., I. '" Mr Ooi-brtt vMteil . j v...,,.,.,v iu li.iuno iiiV iiiuiive Hn.-e(iH ot iiln car.Inat Himday at V.' 1 Hanmira. ! and n swift train conveiBina; on the same point from different ! "" H""fr,,r, '" aufrered a par NirecUon. Therefore there is only one safe rule to follow : i nTntTuT'Z X!!'" , liet the train go by. What are seven seconds in the life of i Kl,."ff,,r "'"'y, nmi aiaier. nuitnl-mtv t ,. (. ,. ,,, i, ,.. n i , euiina ior oiiu at " - -'v-in umjr uc lu pvu uw yuiuK I W allowa. TUB lilatorlc lliurcli of 81. John Lutt-ran.. tile "mother rhurrh" ot Chrlallaiilly, aliown above, was iIiom-ii as Mm placs for tho mIkiiIiik ot Ilio Ireuly liKieenii'iil heiweeii Ihe Vatieaii ami tha Ilnllan uoveril ineiii, by wlilell I ho Viit ii-mi Im recii'iilznd in n anvprnlKii alnlo for llio IIimI linn-Mliire 1 (v 7 . Ilelnw inn (liirilliial (iiiMpari l I left I, papal hoc. rvliil' u( Mute, uiiU J'li-iiiier MiihmiiIIiiI, ilinneii lu ulii Ily liiatoflc iluulllilint. Here and There In Legislature .. : ' : WASHINGTON . ,' Today tho memory of Ueorjre Washinp;ton will ho recalled in every town and hamlet in tho United States and' in many ;of the capitals of the Old World, lie lived in the limelight 1 for ninny years and all of his acts were subject to searching scrutiny, but it is hishly significant that 1!H years after : his death his fame has not been dimmed in the slightest par- "i ticillllV. If iinvtliinn- Hm iviul tlol,l.,,. - y. " iiniiuiiiiii nitiiii-H iiitiie re- si)lendoiflllia,L'vey. ItliiW'beeirVell Wtid 'titKt 'tM'acid M , ! criticism has only , served to emphasise and to briny out f anew the solid character and the lnstinjr influence of an : ' unusual man. .' - There have been many' groat men in' the history of the , ., world, and many good men,; but few have combined these two qualities as did George Washington, lie also had the f distinction of being a notable soldier and a successful states : man. He seemed to be the providential leader of the hour tin the colonies, lie, of all others, was tho one to command ; the army, and he was the natural and unquestioned choice , or me people .to bo tho first president of the United States, .i : ' The universal mannor in which Washington is acclaimed . today has caused some impatient critics to charge that the .real man has been buried beneath a mountain of unmerited (adulation. Nothing could be farther from the truth, lie was rvcry human and both his military and civil careers were :. beset with vexations and difficulties, lie had to lace dis , loyalty and intrigues in botjt the camp and the cabinet. Ills VUllI Wl.it i. 1 . I rt a . i""""1"1 iM""ie"is, envious oi ins popularity, resorted to I'liucrnniui means to lueak his hold oi. the people. lie had a . violent temper, when aroused, and he did not accept these . tactics meekly. Writing in tho summer of 171W, Washington : complained that every act of his administration had been ' tortured in the grossest and meanest manner and misropre i Dentations made "in such exaggerated and indecent terms as , ium htaiceiy ne applied to a Nero, a notorious defaulter or j even n common pickpocket," : Ho was not an orator, he was neither brilliant nor showy, , but ho had the solid qualities which were so essential for the tasks he was called upon to perform, lie was unselfish and . when necessary he had the kind of moral courage which is not afraid to oppose the popular outcry, lie did not hesitate to surround himself with grout men liko Hamilton and Jef- ierson, and the fact that ho did nut suffer in comparison is one of tho greatest tributes that can be paid him. He spoke ; only when he had something to say. and at every crisis in his . life ho was found safe, sano and sensible. His farewell ad , dress to his countrymen is one of the noblest and most in ! Ft uctivo documents ever penned, and it might well be used ; today as the chart by which to steer the ship of state. If the United States is to remain the hope of the world it wji ; 1C by constantly keeping in mind the character and the ideals ; of its first president. fBEHMTTN HAMJM, 'OVo.,' Fob. L2 (AC) Aitor ui-KuinK tho (iiroHllon nearly an hour llio Joint wayH and nieunn cmnmftloo laxt niuht vntod to make u i-opiirt to tho U'Klidattiro recom mondhw iiK'ilmtt piihuHo nf tho bill In ni)i-nrlitto. $r,u. Una for tho enn ,Htrut;tlon of mt Infirmary at tho I t'ulvoiHlty of Ot-OKon. The measure I probably will bo roconHldorod. i Had tho hill boon npprpvod nnd j pniMOd tlo $.tli.(t0 would huve boon linalidiod b an equa, amount con lli'ibutod by tho parentH of univer tror an armory at Iji (irando. Apin-oval wjih (flvoit hudKot Itomn 'whore .if .'.( ror rodent control, $02.- ( MIDI for oporallon undnr tho Smith t Lever conKt enMlonal act, and .1,708 under tho Cnpper-Kctcham con KroMNlnnal net, all on tho Htato col lexo iHoKram. 4eonnmy mr-atairo, finally pawed Iho ho lino ThurHday afternoon. In lltH liifKiniil form. il. M. 291 pro vided that there Khould ho only one road diHtrb-t In each county outside tho I'ltlcH. To HJiilufy demandH from Marlon, ClaekamaH and fino coun ly couriN, tho bill wuh amended to provide thiK a county ho limited lo not more than five road rtlxtrictH. I ... j Tho lower hoiiKp Hoimht to make 'u change In tho elK'irot law Thiirn ifluy uftoriionn when it panwed llaa .lott'N bill to make it poxniblo ror i mlnni'M to bo employed In n place , cltfaretn aro nold. . v TRY W. K GILBERT CO FIRST m 1 1, i,,iiii-t, i , j mi, luirentH oi uiuver- TV r'SJV'' 'tlHy !"' ",,"1,'"H-- Twlee durlliB the I -k V, rt ' t) ' PleMent MeMMiQu have mnlhei-H of gf V..'1 jHlmlpnlH iilipeaied betoro the enm- 'fiTSv' s&tf-'" ImlUee pleiidliiK for the uppi'iipriii- i 1, .il n AMU A I. i-1-"- i,j ! o. I I Uip, (iiy.1 oil ,ihat, Ihe report be advei'Me was iimilt,. by UeiiroMenla live Siqwaii. This una supported by Kenainr . Hli-jiyeri who auld the eonilitliin i,( Mime finnneeM did nut wai-ritnt IL , I ItepreMentallve Aoki'II enileav joreil to Ket llio morion ehaiiKed mo jtbat the bill mlaht ci, out without leeiimmitfitltil.lon. Sli-nyer MUeeeed ed ill blorklni; this, deelarinK Unit jibe eiiuilnltlee oimhl tu lalio a. .aland on all IiIIIh i-oiiiIiik bofofo It, Senntoi' Kiddle wild that to leave jlhe preMent flimsy frame struetui-e jon Iheeampiis wow a 'dlsiirnre. Uep IreMentatlvo .lohitMon whm iiKaiiiMt. Who pnlley of the stale buililllil; In i firinnrloM. TheMe. he lbnuuht eould be rilinni-ed .by the students. He siilil (li-i-Koll Slate eolleue needed one as badly as Ihe university, Tho slide of Onlifornia la urued lo eompleu, its oonneetlm: links with the four north and south hlaii ways now . runolnir ihimich the Mtate of Orearon In hollMO Joint mo moriul 14, liili-odueeil ThurMdny nvenliiK by Heiii-esenlailvn t'olller of Klnniiiih l-'alls. Tho -i first leulslntlnn In enllll'ol and llllilt' biineorporatlons, ennslil ored ifc; hybrid development In the banklui; world with uplnlon divid ed iih lo where administration of Miieh .(-iirporaifona p-opot-ly belongs muilo Its nppeiiranee in ihe lower IioVima Tbiu-Hd.-rj- aflej-iioon as II. Jl. by. Mel'i-eady ot 'I he Ail l.ail, Miss l'eai-1 Minus . Hi'ibllu', set ror lilsl nlithl, went ! Hepresenlalivo I'oltir tried to nrr wlilioiil - n lilu h. 'I'lio hrlde- Ket reeoiisideratliin of hills aniiriin uniniii tit t 111 Mmw up, "Wlml. r billim money fur nt-uiorles at Cot you uiii mi pom- you hail i-lulil riiiK drove and Kliimnth I-"alls, but nilie'.'" nkill .Mrs. Ike Soles, when this was hailed without action lies, line nun iHiiiipiulmsl of her when Heimior Kiddle said If oil aeepiir ner m Homo. Iwere done he would put lu a bill "iHX ilifrodui-ed line eotinty. Slel'renil.Vs bill plaeea eniitrol of liMlieiii-ioratlous under the eorliora tlon commissioner, it provides Ihnt a 'Corpora t ion --ownlnir ninjnrlly slock in any lunik "shall not hor-' row ' money or otherwise secure ' credit, directly or Indirectly from such bank." ...... I The rirsl round of the hi -on n In I ' battle of the fish whs won by the eoinim relal fishermen Thursday . iiflernoon when ihe lower house fulled lo pass leler's bill maklne the sleelhend trout a Kimio fish in nil waters of Ihe slale. Those voIIiik against Ihe bill were Anilersiin, chllds. Cblndcren. Clark, I l-lKbert. the three .lobusoiis. Knaiip, ' l-iifollelle, .Miicl'hei-son. Malarkey, ( McAlllsler, Metakor, Oxman, I 'ot - ! ler, Itolil.ioli. Hassle, both Scotia, Settlcuiler. Slevers. Stewart, Swlfl, Tompkins, Wealhcispoon. Wells, Wllks, Wlnslow. j The' proiiertv tax relief rommls- Ihls .ilon's bill ilcclc'islni; he number of road districts In counties as an IN THE FIRES OF VALLEY FORGE! SILVER JUBILEE Cot y's Special Face Powder Regular ' Comi)act Regular : ..$1.00 .$1.00 This Week Doth for One Dollar RED CROSS DRUG STORE Phone Main -I. Grande Ronde Meat Co. Packers and Distributors of Mt. Emily Products City Grocery and Market Wain 75-50 Economy Grocery and Market . Main 573-48 Iloovor Market Main 755 Are You "Kidding" Yourself? ..Trying,, to economise .in buying keeps some people guessing. In trying to save by buying something cheap, yon may loose several times the sav ing in a dozen different ways during the period of use, and at the same time deprive yourself of a great deal of pleasure in the eating. Cheap things are frequently poor things. They can not do what you want or ex pect of them. A wonderful service requires a wonderful product OUR RICHELIEU brand of canned goods is unquestionably one of the best on the market. A trial order of this wonderful merchandise . will you of the reasonableness in price and its high quality. convince MEAT DEPARTMENT Home Products from a Home Manufacture.' Keep your DOLLARS at home and enjoy a good product at the same time. Help to build LA GRANDE, not Some Outside Skyscraper. Open kettle rendered Lard, No. 10 .....j $1.25 Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon, lean, lb 25 Sugar Cured Hams, half or whole, lb. .'. : ; 2G Rolled and Boneless Butts, lb. ';.u...'. 25 Sugar Cured Picnics, lb .......................:..'. 17 ' 1 Pork Roast, lb,' .-. ,'.' Pork Steak, lb. ". :.......!;.... '.. SATURDAY And MONDAY SAVINGS 22 25 Hominy . Richelieu Brand Old Fashioned large No. 3 tins 8 for 50c Maple Syrup ' ' Richelieu Brand Pure Maple Sap J-quart li.ij , 98c Peas Richelieu Brand Fancy Superfine Sifted 2 tins 3 tins. No, :89c Cracked Wheat Richelieu Brand The wholej wheat cut in small make a healthful and nutritious breakfast dish. Med. size pkgr..... pieces 18c Prunes Raised at Cove 40-50 size 5 lls 49c Chase & quality 8-11). tins . Coffee Sanlxirns Seal Brand real SI. 49 Carnation Oats and Wheat Large pkgs. 33c C. & II. Catie 15 lbs. for...... Sugar $1.00 Peel's Granulated Soap ror washing machines and f dishes. Urge pkgs. 2 for )uC Soap Classic good white soap real saving. 10 lmrs ut a 35c Bulk 3 ll)s. ... Powdered Sugar 25c Pork & Beans Campbell's in tomato sauce 4 n Medium tins 5 for 45C Flour !' We are sole agents for Royal Cm.m SnUni'vm.il.lf!,aVai,d City f"" Unto" county Hard federation wheat. Wp guarantee it to please or fl.- youi money back. -19-lb. sk. P 1, jl y