La Grande evening observer., March 29, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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Paire Four ,
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, March 29, 192u.'
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An IimIi'im'ihNui XMtvinMr
KHAN'K If. AI'I'l.HliY
. I-Mllor nnil I'lihlfohor
I1AHVKV P. MATTIIKWK
...Huh! nflxii Mtinfitrr'i
' I'ulillHhrd ovenltiKH, .Kc-iit Humluy, lit I4J0 AiIuiiih Avomim.
I.:i llrriinle,' OrcKnn. Tho (liMfivrHiar publiHhPd every Frhluy,
KiilfT4-d lit the ItfiHlnfricti n( Iai finiwli', Orwn, hh Hpi-oikI
Clil". Mull Mnllcr limli i of MtHVli 2, IH79.
OKKIl'I.U
I'AI'KK l'' l.'.VIO.V COItXTV AMI TIII4
riTV fll' J.A CUAXIlK
AIK.MIIKII O)'' AXHOCIATIOI) I'llliSH
- 1 The Ammclilti'il I'ix-hm In exelllHively elilllled to line for pulillcli
lliill of nil iii'H'h dlHpitleheK credllcd to It or not otlierwlHu credited
It piihllKheil herein. All rlulitu of repulilleiiilon of Hperlnl itln
i:ilht IH IhlH pnper, and iilnn the loenl ihiwh herein hIko ore
rewveii.
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Nlitfontil AdverllfilnlC llepreMentotlvo
.m. i: mkii:nki:x & co ine.,
fan Kralielneo, 'om AniteleM, Nenltle, 1'orllalld. ChleaKO,
llelridt, St'W York
: HI'IWItll'TION IIATI'IH
' lly Currier .
. Dally, per mount In ndviinee
Imlly, hIx ihoiiiIm In mivanee .. , ,.,
Ilally, Hlllule ropy
Ily Stall '
Iolly, per month In mlvanee..:....
Iiifly. per idx monlhif In ndvluiep.. ...... ,
lJnlly. per year III mlvani-e.. ....v...... ,
, Weekly OliHerver-Hlnr, per. year....,...:...: ;
,.. 7r,e
...1 4. fill
.. Tie
.. f.de
. $r,.iin
..2.IMI
lAiOLMAftTPJI
T I ' ADVUltTIHINd AATHH-
( OlKplay, foreign, per eoliiinn Ineh .,
'llMplay, loenl, per enluinti Ineh.....;
1'lnio eonlraee prleeH on application,-
4L'e
4 He
J Ida., the latter jinrt of lul week
where they expect tu make their
future hoiite. '
j f, Ul Aluthttin. who hue been over
at Olymplu. Wujth,, for eeveral
weekii looklnir after - u farm he
ou'im there, returned to hln home
here hint Friday, The Mathxnne
expect to dlpow of their farm
hero and move to Olymplu. :
Jlr. and Ir. W. W. Itnlden were
recent nuextn at the It. A. Wllkw
hoii home in La (Irande. .
I'VlenrtB of !. I'hnrlee llltty,
who recently underwent a major
operation at the (Jranda Honde
hoapltnl will he Kind to know that
he In convuleMlntc nicely and wan
utile to he removed to her Jiomo
In J-owor !ve InHt Humlny. i
.Mr. alien, who formerly lived
at I'erry, made a trip hack here
the flrnt of the week to look after
mime, houweliold Koode which he
hint Mtored liere,
.Mr. and Mm. Walter l'erlho anil
Hon, I'aul and lleryl, left by ear
for (Ireenleuf, Ida., the latter part
of liiMt week where they expect to
vlMlt relntiveH for aeverul daya. MIkm
illadyH I leu n. who makeii her home
with the I'prjHho fumlly, in Kpend
Iiik the week nt the William llro-
II nImiiiIiIii'i lake nuicli tif a ili-l"" 1,10 w"'k '"" ,nP .William
lii'llie ioiiiii ilouu the uk ilmfH MI"H'n home- .
ili'ioiii-lir tln Texim iiiiIiki cMin. ! ' Mi, and Mre. Ole Mathwin made
III' Nlrllillir fainlly clcaiietl up lx'i.a trip to 1'enOlelon luM Kalurday, ;
ler'n M70.IKIII In thirty iiilniiiiw neiwhere they attended a' meetlnu-of I
Miiiiiini) an' iiiniv iiiiui' ii iih, av-i'ho Hpiinlah-Americnn war veter- j
cniue fniiilly Iciiiim ii in M life. on held there.
y I
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S. F, Kingsbury
Hurt When Team
0f Horses Bolt
' ' By K. If. Mll
(Ohitervtr Crrfi4MtntIont) '
OATIIKHINK t'KKKK (Hpeclal)
H. K. KliiKMbury while rHurnlnh
Tntox rn Inn limt Hjitunl.iy with u
woffon limd of sraln, hud a nurruw
eHCupa of death im the renult if
tt runaway. HetUnpiieU lh waeiin
I tu nhnne mttum day it way which
wra fljfhtlnit- with hin doir. whfn
the -lenm hecamn ftichlened. In
utliniptlntf to (iiirh them: ho wax
run ver by the wa.Kn and hrtilKed
Hevorely. A detnr iininrmnced him
badly Hhnoked and hrulNed and late
rennrtH are that althoiiKh hf Im mill
confined t hu bed, he Im ivhiIhk
much easier than at flrnt.
Mr. nnd Mm. T. C. Konney drove
Jit Tuesday from Kan .Matlo, Cal,,
to vlnit with her nlK(er, Mm. K. II.
Allied und her hrothfH, (,'. K V.
and W, J.r fJreen.
Jack Kimlfalt and Inauc Olbba
ai-e hauling Iok from the Cmlwell
riiiK-h to the uw mill in I'nlon.
Hoy Cimirk and family, of Im.
(Irande, and CenrKC CuMvk am
family, of 'lover lrtek, were Hun
day utif.Hi.M t the home of their
mother, .Mm. R. J. CuMlrlc.
W. JO. flreen and n, Cheater,
were vixltfttK at the. home of K. H.
Mh"H on Wednesday of thU week.
.MiH. Km iik Ijuhrop, who ha
been on the Hick lUt for aeveral
(bi.VK wuh able to attend the Houth
fum-ral at ITnfon.
Klmer Suiter U haultiiff hay
from the valley for hU dairy herd:
Wlllard MIIch iu uxtOMttmr fi. n.
KesMlona wltli hU HprlnK work on
the farm. ' ;
V. S. (Ihrlst In oHHlHtliKT J. F.
Fnre with hi. Ua rutting.
('atherino cree k Ih runiifnn finite
Uixh owIiik to the lare quantity
of snow brought doivn by the
heavy rain and the warm weather.
Mr. and Mr, W. K. Fickle ajient
Monday In Tnlon vinltlnK relatlven.
It me with ull u.
In.'
na nilK-i-H (luUt-
In the spring, according to nn adveitisenient. woman's
fancy turnH to clothes. Jyst as if it didn't turn to them nt
every other season of the year, too.- ',
Hold School In
One Room Only
At Perry, Ore.
i Sir. nnd.Mra. Howard Bmlth and
Iwo children .left" for Idaho -'Dint'
j .Monday mornliiK where .IJiey will
yiHit for,a.few dnye..,.; , -
lly Mm. Mnry II. Kail
(Olinerver 'iineHpoiiilenl )
1'KUrtV, Ore. (Hperlnl) The
I'erry hwird held.; a inoetlnu) Ihhi
n ' - , i ' , . evenliiK at the home of
i. QueKUoiia of Sunday amuBements are not ones to lie de-.ihe einiirnian. j.e smith, it Wa
cided aibilian y bv ii city admihistiutlon:'. Thev should be i'"".'"1"" to n"lrt Kh""' " one room
1..U..J ! T i ..t i; i .i , , . .. . ""Y- 'he conilnB term. 'and
IlL-cltlOU, 11 UI Jfeiierm pUOUC llllC'ieol, py U VOie 01 me ICOpie. '.Mim. Alary ll. Kail wuh retained iik
' And nt t)ll nipuonf timn thoro rlnaun'f luum In lu nnninrli :lnlriictor to teach 'all the ur'uclox.
' lenui-,...:... 4l,..f . - 'I'll In e .Mih. Kail'a firih , r
, ,v i jiiere...
i' .. , r t ttti , . I'. r ' Tw'o new fn Million have moved
" . ... ,'.v, Inlo I'erry tl lulnir t he Innl werk-
Eugcno hns been Buffering from internal difficulties inl,ni1' 'n" """ion of l-erryMa
t,Ae Mw,l Uum f t. 1.. el.,l t...J IMoniewll.it like the "ehlfUim im,i
ojntviii. .vu.iiuo iiHvv. iiwii nicu, jjuiu u iuvui-ior iio dcnori," alwiiyH chaoKlnKt '
. Iwrs hve been obvioUBly prejudiced und vindictive. Students' ' 'my tupp ami
havo tried to make a nhow of authority. All of which hasn't p"f. iT7ta,r.yn"'lhii;!!0S:
' helped the Bchools' capacity for service. The Iletrister ureesl"1'"""0' T1,e H"iintyne family
more', interest in school elections and mora .representative S',
' lxini'd memliei's capable of school leadership. That would i"10 pi'""''' tir ti (irande itonde
probably solve most of the problems. Jt would eliminate .7Ti?oiiM nmni. .
student interference in administrative matters, which is n!''''l"l viitcd Jii nnciea, Kenneth
VAnl ovil In mmn oel1m,lU-,.f le..u .h,Jnnl t l. l"'"1' 0ld IMerw.n and fallillieH
w... ... u,,,w DMiuwia iiiv wMtuEsu oiuuvui.a Huiy nub iiu,0f (Tpper Klnl
rijrht, but because' they othcro'Ise lose the advantage of' Mr- ""n went to mve vrt
Kf'hnnl illelnlliin ' l,'"v nflernoon and returned home
, ' ' ' jHlindny afternoon... lifter .having
V ww mm jepenl the weekend with her 'wlHler.
ril 1..... I., r n n..j ii . ' . - ..' ' -Mim. 11. I". .Mnlr. Hhe repoila that
wr iniijiiiuuiiiiii im i ui wuiiu vu me vxicill (ll u millHin Mm ,Mnlr, -who haa lieen 111 for
v 4"Urs wo reconuieniird by the. planiiiiiironiniksion of Ueniwflii'. ' i" " ja owiim,
NKWM'AI'KIUIAN Dli:
BAI.EM. Ore.. Mnrch 29'(AP)
Paul Payton Kurrlnxton, brilliant '
howHpupermnn, won found dead In
lied in hi. room at the V. M. ('. A. I
yi'Hterdny afternoon. Death In be.
Ileved to. have been dun to natural
caiiHcH auperindueed by. a -nervous
breakdown. , , . "
EASTER
HAlS AND BONNETS
Infants, Children and Misses
50c to $3.98
NORTON'S
KIDDY SHOP
Be'tter Merchandise Lower Prices
When You Think of Easter,
Think of --
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To Keep Young: Growing Feet in the
. Best Condition.
They Arc Exclusive With Us in La Grande.
N. K. West & Co., Inc. '
La Gi;ande.'s Leading Store for Over. 30 Years
the nouthweat aide at -Went Twent
Sixth street anil Houth t'aliforh
avenue.'
. I, MO I'ltlSOXF.RS MOVKI
I: CIIR'ACIO, .Mur. 29 (Al Thin)
Was movinir day for I, BOO . prlnonerif
in the Cook county jail. ' - . - : .
j At miiiriHO police ami deputy Jack liempsey Ib srolnif li wlcl
sheriffs Iiokiiii the trnnafer of the i to promotion nnd q;ilt , fiiriltliiK
MiundredB of prlHonera from the old jAfter' the llattle ofAliaml ahou
prlHon at .. AuMn and Denrborn the only thlnir to be wild Ih "Toi
HtreetH to the new county'-jail bnlha'd!"
nn..n..j i.. 1 i. j . .
v.v.., . w. muiu ib mrifo tmouifll una e.peneiicea enoilirn 10 Lola Mnthaon la . nliaent from
realize that money spent in parks nnd playgrounds is n irood 'w""! "1M " nccount of hi- ,
. municipal investment. Smaller communities, who could well
( affoi'd to spend propoitionately, often hejflect these thiiifin.
f. Im Grande has mi down-town parks. There's not one spot
of's-recn irruss near the businesH district that is public prop
erty and available for visitors or valley shoppers to utilize for
a few minutes' rest. Children -must play in their own yards,
on vacant lots or in the streets. The park on tho river is a
real csset but it is not adequate. ,
IHJM,
TliomilH Illaylnck and hour made
a trip to Pondnnn the flrnt. of the
week to try to -find emploS'itient.
. Mr. nnd Mr, fjornn llania nnd
daiiKliicr; I'hylllH, left for Knimett,
THE POWER OK THE INDUSTRIALIST
. i More and more it becomes evident that the real ruler of
tho world toduy is the industrialist. Power is passing into
' his hands 'more and more rapidly; he can affect the condi-i
tions of daily life for whole nations in a way no one else am.
The Magazine of , Wall. Street recently printed an article
that proves this contention. : It was an article about Henry I
Ford, telliiia how he is exiuindintr his holdino-u miH niwintlnn I
bi order to build cars in Europe on a large scale; and per
haps without intending to is demonstrated forcibly the way
in which a man like Ford can influence a nation's whole life.
Determined to capture the foreign market, Ford is build
ing a huge factory on the outskirts of London. It will cost
$25,000,01)0, will produce 200,000 em's n year und will be the
largest auto factory in the world outside of the United States
.when it is finished. To win good will, Ford is organizing this
venture into a stock company and selling the stock to the
Uritish people. Ho is hiring British workmen and buying
British materials and the workmen, incidentally, are get
ting the regular Ford wages. At least 25,000 men will be
hired.
On a slightly smaller scale, the same thing will be done
iu other countries. Factories will Imj established, workmen
will lie hired and, little by little, the scale of American
wuges, and tho reaping by local investors of healthy Ford
dividends, will begin to have an effect.
rora, or. course, Is not altmo in this sort of work. General
Motors is doing precisely the same thing, starting in Ger
nuiny instead of England. Other companies doubtless will
follow suit. Tho results cannot fail to have an extremely
beneficial effect on the European economic situation.
,The point of all of this is that it proves so plainly the im
mense power wielded by the industrialist. In the next few
decades millions of Europeans will find their living conditions
vastly changed because of what a few American manufactur
ers have done. It is somewhat doliatable whether they will
be actually improved.
l't I'm lln Your , '
LANDSCAPING
A full Hue or
'lit i.i :s and NiniriiK
I'lll'IT Tlti:i:s anil HliltltY
l'l,AXTS
. Ill Vllolinlc I'rlccs.
Karl J. Stackiand
&Son
vi-:, oiir :
('lly illume SI I-.I,
TRY
W. K. GILBERT CO.
FIRST
8 m i
JeVl WW!
Th NortKuvtt'l
wiojl jamout prtxtuA
i Folks around
the table all smile,
good cheer rules . . .
when that GOOD
. coffee is pouted,
V. Si
GrJcT from your Qrocer.'
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Use This Good Butter
For Your Easter Breakfast
Grape Fruit , Prunes
u Swift's Premium Hams Swift's Premium Bacon
, ' Pijfgly Wiggly Eggs ,
Coffee (All the Best Brands) Cream and Sugar.
For Your Easter Meals ,
. . For 1nt'kfaxi oil Ioaki or wfflK or for- Uie llniirr, you
ran lw mii of liarJnff lasty, iippiJxIiif; lmUof If you use
Miailow Ilni'veNU KItcid ftanltnry conditions inuinl Uip purity of
tliis Imiter tlimiifclioiit tho entire niAmifsrhu-Uiff proott.
Our plant Ih oixn fm litpwtlon we'll Im iflad to ftlimv
you thronfflt at. any tim
UNION CREAMERY
1112 Jefferson Ave.
Main 122
t j
Blue Diamond Almonds .
6 oz. Jar Toasted ................... 37
8 oz. Jar Salted and Blanched 45
R oz. Jar Plain Shelled 45
Santiam Brand
Blackberries, No. 2 Can 19
Loganberries; No. 2 Can 19
' Fancy quality and is a real bargain
Golden Age Macaroni Products
Here is another good buy. Quality is No. 1. One large pack
age (double package) holds as much as two ordinary packages.
'-:.'.;.':;;: r'::.; He -
: With each package you will receive free One Kite for the kid
die. And until ithe supply is exhausted you also receive fi'ee one
' toy balloon. ; . - .;
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Van Camps 'Mackerel
Packed Salmon Style
Ready to Eat Same as Salmon
No. 1 Tall Can ...... 14
" .
. Strawberry Preserves
Puyallup Brand
15 oz. Jar 30
lb. Jar ... 72
Just berries and Sugar.
Sumner Brand
Choice Bart let t Pears
Heavy Syrup
No. 1 Tall Can , 15"
French's
Worcestershire
Sauce
Reg. Bottle 15
River Brand
Uncoated White Rice,
First Quality
1 lb. Carton .-. 10
Skookum
Apple Butter
No. 5 Can 52
Coffee
Piggly Wiggly Special
1 lb. bag 42
Del Monte
1 lb. Can . 55
Ovaltine
Medium size can 18
Large Size can 9 1
Citrus
I-aundry Soap
Iarge bar
Corner
Depot and Wash.
Two Stores
In Ii Grande
1408 Adams
Pvoesch BUlg.
Something New Every Day
' It's fascinating to watch a youngste
develop. Every day brings some new
accomplishment. '
Make your children leaders, a credits
to your training. Their health in body ;
and mind will be better when they eat
plenty of
Mother Hubbard Bread
Ask Your Grocer Now.
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Special Saturday
Custard Pies 25c Each
Gwilliam's Electric Bakery
Opposite Observer