La Grande evening observer., March 29, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

Friday, March 2i, 19S).
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pace Five
Local News In Brief
In Waniork IMiifc
Jinn- Warnoek. of Kugenc,
t 50 years n stockman In the Wal-
I Flkn lalluue Kcicd
The Klks' lodge initiated seveu
I new members ut a meeting
State Of ficial
Warns Against
Peddler Food
war secretary
A note of warning regarding: tl
buying of food products from tl in-
erunt peddlers In sounded tn the
and J
. J
i ' .. .. , .... IIIIUIII'IIV IMIMV1III IKt K'll II I Mil Ut '
ftu ilcon living ut K'u Ia" ,)V . ,, ii(.Ki. -tute dairy and
Air. years auo. .died yesterday . im-mbcra of tho lodge. An oyster y ' AI h - unity una
rnl.. at KKee. -11.: "ill ' f-d was a Mature of the evening. TUIW ' aavs
jie Place tomorrow aflernowi at The new officers of the lodge 'will :' lbt , "V or peoo rs , .win
..I. nn.a ,nL..vw.li,n i..iii..,t v. . SHckle. Helllnir Inferior quality
stuff, usually clulm tfi have Kpeclnl
hnnrulns. hut Investigation often
shows that the nice big i tipples
irlon will meet at the home of Mrs. " :m lon m ino ,MME "nu
ftui.nh thfM moi-nin? and was ac-'
linimnit d by Mrs. Knnnie War- j Women of Mnowlictfut jo Me
iek, his" wife, and a daughter,! The Women of Moosehenrt
Ash Marfiaret Warnoek; and i
an, ian Warnoek Jr. Other j tlalley on Spruce street tonight ut
feildrcn .who survive Mr. War-1 $ o'clock. All member are re
work are: Mr. Jess Kd wards, of.uuested to hrlntc their husbands.
Hiker; Mr. 4. J- Cinder, of Im- '
aahn: Mrs. Jess Koster. of Lewis- Trial I NMponed
ton, Ida.; Mm. Harry Mays, ut Jo-I The trial of Hnll Williams and
li.i. ...... Ili.vnu if I l I'nv u-hn uorn n I'rewleil Itiut
iY'i..'.nrt u-amni-k.nf Lewis- Frlriav followinir u mid on a home .lml,,i ll" lrail. II in wild.
' .. . ... . . Knt- nnlv .l.inu Ml. .LI.. 1.a
nt .ut I'ine street, nun ocen post-
nniiHcuiiP. urn ne wso a i vises tno
many of the vgizh were Hi air.
I Thin form of tiudinir in seldom
iomploytd hy re I In hie peddletH, who
Imake iiun vult lo their euHto
inerti. -or by reliahlo lu-al dojilers.
who nro nnxlo:iv to HiM'ure the con
fidence of t heir customers un
and Wlllium Wnrnork.- .of.ut:
pOHt
i. .i. All iiw. oiili. ). u-ill lti iti . itnnoil fnini tndnv until Montlnv.
fiineml. Mr. Warnoek rtieu jf win no Held in tne jiwiire court. r
llowliifp an lllneiw of two jwifn
ifice of phrchafini; product
fly-hy-nlKht hiicktei-N.
i: y i
J I-OH ANOKt.Krt, Mar. St AP)
i Police today weru Invent tu tiny
three, angle In the niynterloim luy-
ins kite la Ht night of Jack t'raw-
BUYS 5-ACRE
TRACT FROM
EARL ZUNDEL
ll .Mrs. C. M. link.
ln.tilvr. Ore. (Speiul) 1.
(defray the expenKen of htilldlnK the MIhm Mil Tro:t-H, ' town n-ultrei.
tenulN . uurt. i. jJm ) ".Wheiher iim4.m -mww trlul
Word h ln received her by ; w'm bp mllrtB ,m(.,rU.ln. While
relutlveM Hint Mr. mill Mm. Jiiel . . - .
Vnn let-r of .Zllluh. Wimh.. lire 'f',"' "' tm h).e.l '"
lite irenlB f a Iml.y. bi.y .rn tu j lt-nl.icy t t(w hnlld" pf hii Jiiry.
them Kel.. lo. Mm. Vnn Meier will ,l,olr lna re'n1iU. Indicated
lie renieinlH red n MIhh j,.,,,,, ; that Ihelr nmlii .bje. t wiih to nv
iirynm ironi ine tinuwii.
poltrtmian atnd father f Donald n ray hill haa nurchiiHed a five-ucre
i Crawford. S. Hchelulisl to appear . tvtwt from . Karl Zundel. of
Pioday an a wit now In the found I- (j,me. ThlH (h the plnee where
titan r inn I. jaronsen aiiegeu lhe Av 4.m,lor f,tmlly llve.l dm,
framoup arrest cuao. jlnK lm, xvim,.,.. Thpy IV 11W ,lluk.
' Crawford wua ahot twice, once inu their home ln l.a tlrande.
inrougn xne neat. uirouKu Au hUiVivr miK.lu - has been
ill haif. while atandlmr at a tele 1
nrtMHirtMi iiv nit nniiin Niiiuitiv
Wondell. ,
The Jhnlor cIhkM tif Imhler hlnh
IiriUI I M ITKrn 111 UV 1 II HP IIII tl
Krlday evenInK, .Mueh 29, . . ,
pt.oH. in his home. His wife and wlmo whlrh wl, ,M Ilt UuJ
two oti told police that his Ufa
had been threatened - hy a man
-named . Kvans who Is altegcd to
have told t'raw
hall next Sunday . muruluM; fnltow
in ir the regular Sunday M-htul hnur
BRYANT WILL SPEND
LIFE BEHIND BARS
; ' 1
(Continued from Pa IV
.Monday at It) a. m.,
for," ItolM he '"' ,M,"tM!iert .,,ck o .he" Jail'
'kept his kid off the stand they
from
(LOCAL PASTORS
) HOLD SERVICES c m u rr nnnv
: ; -,uitirr i' uufuvi
linn April I'mlle Ktejil " '
I' une Iji (Iraiule, Klrl anil' one
rniii r s (liainle Klrl are oa Din
eaniniltti'e wlilili in nuikliiK uluns
for the annual Artl l-Vnlle. a wom-
niiimnii i-aile. miilnl event unrt. ,, imiviimlly unci ly the choir..
proKiamii ulven at the Cnlvursity ' -nee. O Woman." the third word
i Or-on. thin. yair, on Apr. - I wni be alinK by .Mr. Knnuu. Mr.
duel
(Continued from Fan 1
sane roihrnn. roinierly 01 iji Moiniin iiml Mr. Hurley In.
Ifiinde. la general clmlnnan, nna Hui, thu choir.
frothy Klieihlird Is in chniK of -he loiulh Old, "Ood. My Kath
bkelii. The April Krolle la the ! 0. , Why Hiis Thou ' Komukrn Me,"
arfnlr HponanriMl durinic the ,aritoiio solo will he siiiik by lluy
;ar by the women a leaitlio. Wllliiilim. t .
VISITS SALEM
THIS. MORNING
S.W.KM. On-.; March 29 (AP)
A flurry of xnow fell in Snlein this
mornliiir, contlniiluur fur n quarter
of an hour, it' wna followed by
the Hteady rain that had fallen
mo-st Of the lliKht'. : f ' 1
nlrlck Jay Hurley' or-, Tulna,
Okla., nhown ahove. lint - been
unmet! hy l'renlilent Hoover .oh sk
iKtnnt seereinry of wnr, snix'eed
!iib ('iilruiel ('. ('. Hnblilnf nf Iowa.
Hurley received the 1. S. C for
servlceji ovei-neiiR aw n lieutenant
cplnnel of ihe Jtiirue ndvorulii-Kwil-eraPn
ileparlmcul. nnil u, Kllver
slur Yir Kiilliiutry In nciliif imar
Loupp.v. France, under heavy' llri,'
ilinuer. There will be prenebiiur
would Ket him," , Dniinld t'rtiwford "r,"" """
tulii iwllee u iiiuii olfered to give l. I'rank Mnrlln Iuin heen
hiii fnlhnr l&.llllu If Hounlil would qull ill iliirhiK Ihe hint week. Hbo
huve l.oa Aniieleii, .hi Miiffcrlmr from neurliln.
,' rounclliiinn Jaeolwon. after vIk- I A few uf the nniile men mill have
ItlnK the mil' of the crime, ox- n few miplen to dispone of. (Iriuil
lireaed hla opinion thin the kllllnir Ihieker Mild a truck load lu Wul
wiim not connected with the Jacob- Inwn Wediiiwluy mid l''rnnk Mur
t son "frnine-up" ease.. In which n tin took n loml to luterprlKc tho
iphl Xiiilit
j.iml niBht. with the tenipernluro
. I
Bismarck Flood i V
Ruins Much Soil
IIISMAlll'K. N. !).,. Mar. Sll (A.
U am uthirHt," the fifth word MKIIKOIIO. Ore... Mar. 59 (AD 1.) Hurlnir . teinperuturcs today
will bo aunR by Mrs. Hal Holm, n- , OrehnrdlNtH .of the Hoisiio river were dolna . w hut men anil .llyna
kump unnrcoiiipunicil. und hy Mr. valley this momlhir llulileil their mile fulled to aeeomoliah and ma-
Ifojipini; to 24 above zero eight j Kituutz and Mrv Hurley. . smuilife pota when , the nierruryUer luvela In tile Mlsaourl river
flow freezinir point wiim one of Tho nlxth word, 'father. Into thy 'dropped to 25 ilcHTCes. It waa dropped uh the hliice Ice koiro be
ie coble.n nlKhta of the lam two liunda 1 commend my aoul," will he hu irely n precnutioniiry -menaiire. : tween brie and Huff 20 mllea HOilth
(ci'Iib. The lulnimum in-lreioua' ami iy air. riurtey anil tne cnoir. . crumbled.
was 42 above, the ciiunBe rep. inw will uo followed Dy a reel- nil. POMPA V'V IS I AltbouKh bo was unnble Ui.estl-
ntinp a mercury ilrop of 1 8 de-: taive.
The dropvln temperature,
Ccoinpanled by clearer weather.
I low, mI snow and rain ye.storduy
.fiernoon. " . . -.
! " The neve nth word. "It Ih flnlMh
eri,'. will Include soprano, baritone,
tenor and choir muaic.
j ne. i-iiuin ia reiieiieu ui ine unu j
of the Hlxth word and iuclndes a
tenor solo by Mr. Alurley.
prayer, "Theo
ly the' choir.
ood i noil Meet--
I'fwtrin Wondmeii met . Monday
j,,i,t ,nn, lnltliiteit nevernl .men Piayea eior'
iio memherMhip. They were W-. C. i ; Wo M-ore. 'Iiriat.
uirch. Hen Hettn. triarenco Camp- n
4ll. fhub Truo. Kred itortBoiv,and FAKE BID DETECTED
tunes Schilling. VbdtbrH from: Tl nxr . DAATi DflApn
ortland were -Byron KuvenHhirol 1 UliAU : HUAtU
aid the state- deputy. 1 following ' : .
ie busne)ftand initihtiin.thff womrj, (Continued from Page 1) '
e)i or tne l ircie joineu ine mni in -x-w--.
banquet attended hy su. .. con tractors and road men.
I
A PPITCrn HV T rtT :maie ino daiuuKo which rctrjltcif
1I IjVJMi, when EtO.unu.oiMt lons-uf Ice jttmm
LOUISIANA CHIEF" 11 2' trrtch or river und
', ' backed up water over u wWti ftrea
(Continue from Pag X) 'r J""'1"'"'. W. lt..bertH.,fe4lerni
, , ..-t nieteurolo-i.st, Kuld thouHands , of
acrea had been i'uiied..rur". ngrfctil
woman, flvo policemen and u poli
tician are on trial.
following day.
The Klftln team met the Inibler
NOW v
Uryant wna
imly. after
he was hitdde did he nlxiw any
emotion. Tears came lo bin even
but lie Miiickly regained hlH com'
p on tire, lie wlept soundly until lute
thin morntiiK. 1
"Verdict Katlsrai-tory"
I'roMecutlnn ntlorneya. who had
held out during tho trial for death
of tho defendant, today mild the
verdict wan satlafaetory. In that It j
established premeditation and vin
dicated Dlckerxnn who hud ' been
She braved Death
Tarxari
. oe-cripiivo urKuo .oierioiic is wh(n , nni.plMlod to ror , purposes.
....... . ..... r...- ... ,,, many places! bo expliilned,
the Impunrhlni; . authority: - any much sui fuco soil lia's-uoeB wiiahed
. ... ' "way. and In otlior spola sand diwl
ClreiihiHw OoiliB'rs I posits, let'tliy I lie iioml wafers ' hav-
' Krlends of the aeciiKi'd governor vliiually ruined lire soil., . .' ',)
circtilurixeil Ihe capital -with ipint- . '. . . ' . .
rjl doilKers. eiilUnur on the lcKisIn- If. I.. f'AI.I.; AltftKNTKI) ''' 1
tors to stand by .ihe governor and ' I'oitTI.AXIVMar. SH ( API' Ar"
crush the loney rlnif," , Sup- rested In Seattle on aclmrKe aif
porters of tho Impeachment movo diiviin;..wjip.l,riiiik,- H,i I.. Cfibji
isil.il.lee Men to Meet- I It was said alter the ...eotlntf ; "; "X Vh" " r "T" ,m Mnn', I
e uBenis?.To nun uicro are a rew eonirnciors, vnlllhful mvpnoi. ...,, ,,.,,, ,; " " , "
Sees Need For New
-y?y Political Party
;VlNTKlt P;ttK. Ha., Mur. 39
(Alf) N drim wi 'I'hpiniiit. v' aoelulUt
(nndiiin.e fhr pVeaidenr hisf year,
oddreKMlng the Inatltute' of States-
munnhip herA today i pointed to "ft
vast need for a new "political pa
ty't tuid dtclared the logical moth-i
d of- nrgnnlxtiig It h th rough the'
couiipon-'iu'tton, Of labor it tut farm,
ortfniiffcfttlon and the social I t pur-t
ty-''.; ; . . ;, - ; - . ;
. The Instill. to Is In seKMlon. here
under the uufplces of KoIHuk t'ol- .
lege Jo dlscuHM the. general topic.1
the future of party government in
the' l!j)Ued Slate." Mr, Thomas,
with Albert Shnw. editor of Itevlow ;
of; ItevlewH,' and otheid apoke 01.
"Is u l)lHtnctly l.lbenil I'arty onj
Hlhle'Jn the i'nltwt HtntcHf"
volley bait team at tho Wade hall pictured hy the defense iih the ug
Ttieadny evening, defeating Ihem ' greswor when Uryant aough to
' .1 to, 1. After the bull game the , "protect" his former wweetheart.
uthlttlc club gave a dunce to help)
i
Acrons fioi nuhnenUamp'i
Sl llllf
orrcr.'ii-r
riti:i:i
II until edit of gciiuhu1 Von
rTect (llutltola HulbH. whllo
they hud; one bulb given free
with each fiilo worth of
nicrchiindlHe pnrcluiKed.
1
H.sii.
"j '-a
llunujrN of VlilsMrs ,
Cl ramie In.surancr
( ,ilan.,li.l',t-o litv.nd -tllo; annual; ;inere.I hecai.se they have not 'AMUmil notoriety .by his spec.acu- " , T" !' 1 V, T
I dieetinir of OreKon Insurnnco been able to set any hlBhway work i ,,ri,n uL .oi. "loss who left .to Ket , hint
f Audita Lnion to be held at i;uKeno. heeausl' their bids are too hiKli.- , ,. nllir.,,. -.f.., , '0,,"'' . " hniwd 'that ('ale de-,i
B Apr. S and !l. l-ast year a alinllnr. who have, been whlsperlnif about romlm lh- .i,.,.,!, B..ntenees of '-oixnn Wlllla.1iK.111,
tnteetliiic was held at rue mines ami mut tne eomiinssion
.. are 100 niKn.- ,, mlma ,,y , rofminl , , . J
whispering about romlm iUe ,; wntonr.oa ot '" '' . " '-. WIIHainwin.
Hlon lets the eon- . ... .. . . . .... ' 'endlelon out of r.ni.i nnil thai
I tfas alleMileil by several l.a flrnnde tracts to the lowest bidders with- , .,,1P1. hunK0'(1 fol. murder ami 1,0 ,n"k ,2B fl'om l Vnneoitver,
linen. Talks anil a proKium per- out Inventlicullnir them as to quail- , to hy his controversy with fol- woman.'. : -,
f taiitiiiK to the problems of liism- fleatlons and financial ability to uosonol n0))1.rt Kwlnlt. d,..noerntlo nn-I " 2
Bonco arc scheiliilcl. , . , , ino. wora, , tlonal commlltceinnn from l.oulsl. T ISS:K Cf)lOX WAIIItANTS !
BJ ' ' ' Kvery effort will he. mnde hy tile nnn. ! HAI. KM. Ore., March S .(Al !
1 " " I''"'". . . . . commission to run down and pun- ;. .., . , , ,.,,. ,. To raise the jr.n.oiio Hint is re- I
l.i'M.rMm warrTluT ad lBh 'v ''-n'rclrator of the :for- ,, m ,, ,,.. ,, .tulred.efore the slate uppropria
Sr. ii '..:.,iJ,"Wi SlHViLf& "Ki-eed to meet Monday lo complete "..' '",''' WHI l.e ava11a..,e;
f h nrt. . in i . TiiT vi h iil'2 o i -.V ' . IT , 4 j iirranitenientrt for the impeachment- "" u"' 'Pn"-uetion or fueonimned
J-'"'.:', v. li. r.;:.BU,:Tr,PTn,f oioi.oiid. that AMOrnw 0wpm, P(.,.oy Mnt 0,0 si.,., Tm,- K,-ou,is, .th.t,
I o .be ho e hai. "bn hTi.H.to """ V" !" K.l tha U. of .'harles A. Moon, ' r '-ard.wM. Jasue - Ln.'KO,lahl,.1
I i.i,,,ih.i.dwk Mr, Oklalionin' lepreseiilallve. rreah ona.u.- m win or,
t0 '" tl,B "-from, the successful linncnclimint . underwritten-, by . -. Nelson.
l.i! 1 ?H t-. .omoirow of Hfnd-to-Hiiii.s sec- opernllons uaaliist the governor of "'"' broker, with whom will he
lrn to Ui (,rand... tomo.row. . ,on of 10 C))Mra, Oregon. hlKh- ii,ut ,,,,. assoclateil the firm of Hawkins &'
Now Showing
IDMUM
XVAYIY .ami
JIAHV ..
IMIII.illltS In
n
La..,0, n
'TIIK M.AV VllO I.Arf.llS" . . .
Is a plcliiriy.:il!i:ii of one of the
World 'x Mtii t'lMM-Whcil Xiivc'
mm (lie Inspired IV11 if Ihe I111-
uicrtal Victor Hugo.
ir "' ' ' '" "" '" wnv.' mill Mfvlenri pfinlfiiflni'ii in
rllenr Speaker ' in ' bldB for this work. There' Mill
"! , A ''' "K-nibers of Mpow '.. Uo j miles of roi-k paviB placed
1 lodtfc In l.a timnde went to Walla tho H ini-Hurns seclion
L W.ila. Wash Monday to hear Mr f ,hl) ,,, ,,
I mock, of New York, official of, , ll 111,1 Opet.e.1
1 the lodKc. taik. I,!'";1W:; I The resurfaclnB jobs are on the
in. a. . .iyMiii . ... " "- ' forvallla-Newport highway,'- 81 ua-
Driver Of Death
j HobeetH of Salem.
Hawklim A.J IMWlbig i-rllk's my, "(.rcatec liiau
... i rltlier Tho llum'hlaii'K' or . The
' 1 ltMiilnm of tb' Oimiji.' " A mar-
Mr. Warner,
1 Cass. Mr. and
iand Mr. rndorwopd
tory Hour Toiimmw
I'OIITLANIV Mar. 2! (A !')---Harold
CJnilze. waived prelim
inary hearing til municlnal court
today nn a charge of Involuntary 1
hi iriiwnv.
Hida were opened for a Bteel to 1,10 f,,n,, J,,ry
bridire over the North Powder Thfl "K-'InHt the yo-.ilh grew
Mr a,jd Mis. VaHnco ,. ,Bnwuv, t)d Orogon Tra1
Mrsi 'Imrlle HMvey tne lM ornnde-Wallowa . 1-ako
NKW YORK. Mnr.- 29 I API I'U'kats ibaiiia uir loe ami ibinsIimi
CftV lifMlllfl Ciller Alfi-ed lO. .smith has been elected I l"lK'l "'' mttr '"
MJUUllll u lllw,tl)1. of ,u, Motrnl)m.ln ure diUMIint seta a imlr KtuiMwIoiiH
flisiirance company, lie is also, a j proiiiiciioi.,
director of the t'outlly Trust 't'om
puny of New York. .,' ' ' ,
-The
nmnNlaoirhtor jio.l was boiiml over 1 'im". .lull. ; .J v.i
r renc-n senate louay unitniuintiHiy
ritllfled the KcIIoki; renunciation
Miss Gertrude WliRi-ner will (five. .,. ,, ni. ,.., -., ... out of an automobile accident lust of w,,r lrity. ' '"' "
Ive the thlrd iincL rlnal.liistullment on thrce 8mn1 brJdKe( 0 ,n6 Saturday nlsiit in which a boy and f . - v
i in.' s.o.j . .. ......... . .n " llonsi velt hlihwnv lielwenn n,.n. a K'ri w.'ce Kllieo. t.rilize, Oliver
II
Also Oswald in "Hen Fruits" & M. G. M. News
SATURDAY
Only
m
2 COMEDIES
"This Way Please"
"Casper's Nite Out"
Now Playing
COLLEEN '
MOORt
'Syntmeiic Sin''
As she .
crouched
tnfear and
trembling, the
snar ma lion
. . w7 , .
aoooemaae
reaau to
spnn
4 AT -VwiVi,
ii i 1 1 1
1 f:
r
Sue what happened
of TAQSAtl
LltKOLU
LOUIXC (
ALSO :
mum:!.
: in I
"THE DANGER
' RIDER"
Topics & Fables.
Uc the Konr-l.eaf. '-t Mover" durlnK rton na , ,.,. coun,y of Ihe car, admitted he had been
he slory. hour at the boys. nn. ,,, w)u h(1 llwu,.a(1(1 ut. thn ,uto drinking.
iris iiorary loiiioi-i-un iiiu. o.ok "v.-..r...n- ,,, r .., .,,,.
Ml o'clock. Miss Wairener .will also ,
leu an easier, siory ami si.e mju.w
I Master poems.
-i 1 -
Miss Si 'on, I'Yoni Quarantine-
'.Miss Hutli Scott, of La Grande,
is recoveriilK from a case of scar
let fov v She is now out of quar-
fccordlnff to word received
colt's aunt. Miss llosn
In 1-a Grande. Misa
anting
4
EXPRESS DOUBT
THAT FARM AID
IS NOT DISTANT rroa " '
VANforVKK. Wash.. Mar. 29
(Al'l "HallstoneK" that- would
not melt on a hot stove fell here
yesterday. An examination of the
white substance was said lo have
be a form of polished
1:
(Continued from Page 1)
replied Senator Xorhcck. of. Xorih
itching in the hh:h school Dakota.
Mont. I II lirh Tariff Ills Idea -
Ifoi-Mt Kl.ift Hint t.lV lh. rum
ini-O III VlKl-VH lf ... ... ....i,,! w,. ..i.iff
Hinmwell ami Anne Stnnge, ,,.,, ,lr...h i h.,i .,..i i.ir
of Ijji GL-ande. have been f ,,., rtf -..m
aien to take pint Ip the "pony llnpone.
Jpvnn. which is part of the danc-, ..Snl)t ,
i
r
.la ii-iiior.' oi me wiimui i,
HOh. Hear," to be given at the t'ni
V. :verslly of Oregon May 3 and 4.
,'Tllo vod-vlt Is an -annual eventi
I -Wi' ' ji :
Iasl Si'rvlce Tmiluhl
Tonight will be the final even
ing i
ng of special meetings in the Bap
tist church. The Itev. Mr. Taylor
will speak on the subject "Go ation of a federal farm board.
.Work." ,lt Is expected that them stabilization corporations were
will be nn -especially.' litrge crowd, formed, he said, .they should he
i
out 40,000,001) acres of
competitive farm products," he
said, "and we won't need any oth
er relief,". : ,
Speaking of the proposal for a
farm board, Horst said, "Ilellver
the farmers from a farm hoard If
it Is not made up of real farmers."
Yesecky said he favored a cre-
lf
at. the service this evenings
controlled
.groups.
by the corporation
l-'incil SI5 If the hill were so formed as to
It. W. Itussell. of Tinker, waa make It of benefit to the farmers
fined $15 by Justice of. the Peace o organize, he said. It would be
S.'ncerliox nt North Powder yester-j fairly easy for the co-operative
day on charges of speeding. Trnf- Kr0Up to gain control of a large
fie Officer Hick Hol.cru.on mado vmn, of farm products. This, he
"'' arrest . .. .. added, would enable them to ln-
' flucnce the price.
..any nog'.i'-r .r.r Veseckv said that there also
b ii vil ill i iuiif; ill ii VlH'" iiiifn.
A bnty daughter Itnenn Cor
riene. was horn taxt night at 8:SS
o'clock to the Jtov. nnd Mrs. Keff
If. Awe nt Ihe Grande Itonde lion
pita I.
It call or Mwt ?
The l-i Grande Kealty board met
In regular luncheon toilay at noon
Cove Women Buy :
Lot For Library
Ily Mrs, A. ii. Conklln
fObserver Corespondent)
nt the Sacnjnwea Inn. . pro.bleml , POVK, Ore., Mar. 29 (Special!
of interest to 'real eniate were dis-jThe Woman's Club of Cove lias
emitted. j bought for the Core library a lot
, which in located adjacent on the
lined Sl!0
J.iek I'rawford wna fined $21
yesterday In city roun on a charge
of drtinkenejw. -
t : ;
Mcw. 'MiPiby at Work
Mm. n. n. lloaby. of firande.
Is at work agitln following an III-
west to the present location. The
lot in 4ft by J4 feet and formerly
was owned by H. H. Welmer, of
Cove. The consideration Is said to
he I1AA. - This additional space la
a melrorne asset to the library and
will afford a great deal more room
The deal was consummated yester
day afternoon. :
Like a
Fond Caress
I
K Ij F. X ZO I. A T II 10 It
ItiM MIKS tirp the nnwer
to a shaver's grayer. The
soft, smooth hrirUles sprejid
the lather evenly so that it
penetrates to the roots of
the most stubborn beard.
These bristles nr set firm
ly in a rubtnr handle.
Kb -no i:rii!hes are built
for long and hard service.
If they should full short of
that rmemhor they aro
guariintnecl.
Kohl onl' at
Glass Drugs '
Inc.
The ICeiall Klore
La Grande, Ore.
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Complete New Stock Easter Apparel
Now Readii for Your Approval at Trotter's
Thousands of doHars worth of new Men's Wear direct from the Eastern
Marketsthave beien arriving daily at our store and our stocks of
standard merchandise await your selection. v
Look at Your Hat
Every one else does
The New Easter Bonnets
Are Ready
Stetson's $8,50.
. . ' Sclioble's $5 to $8
Lee's $ :.'u5 to $6.50
New Caps $1.50 lo $3
Barehoad Hats, All Colors $1.50
NEW SPRING SUITS
For Men and Young Men
Including Michacl-Slern
' And Other Standard Brands
In All the New Fabrics and Models
Many Suits with Two Trousers
at
$29 - $31 $39 - $15
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Easter Neckwear
50S 75, $1 to $2.50
HUNDREDS OF NEW EASTER SHIRTS
including Manhattan, Shirtcralt and Others.
Broadcloth CM QK
and Silk D1.0J
Striped Broadcloth,
Collar Attached.
'3 for $5.50
Silk and CO QK
Silk Mixed. PJ,0J
Collar Attached Shirt
3 for $7.50
NEW PAJAMAS
In Novelties and Plain Colors
$1.85 to $3.85
TROTTER'S
Successor to Clint's Clothicry
New Socks
50, 75 $1
EASTER OXFORDS
J. P. Smith, Freeman,-EtC
in Black or Tan. ;
,$3.85 to $10
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