La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 13, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, April 13, 1929. W I Local News In Brief No One Hurt In Accident Near Promise, Oregon LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Hilly Ituirit ClMl a , When Hilly Ittilnl. H-yinrrOld hoy .scout i ul Halfway, Ore.. ..sets out to do a ffooil turn ho Rets ro- suits, it lias been learned today in j.n uraiiui1., - r.. V ''"I . I'.hvted VUxwpreslilciit I MJsa Oorothy- Kherhard, duUtfh I ter of Mr. and Mrs. Colon It. Kber 1 hard, of this city, hua been ejected ; vice president of Temcnhls, orgon- I. .......II . W I. f i..an.l.BM nlr t V ' m- V it . . . i Will UK lutik loft tlin tHKlf nimclv i.i.. ..i... .ml..,, l l.n nl .'iii..i-n Uiiip rtn Mm I illk'nrullv nr I ' " " ' tended, the scout coprt of honor Ah Orespn campus. ' llnlfuay .last nlKht, later went to' ' J inker where he told the story . Jti'ttirUK om Coast ltufs which u us revealed .yesterday. A J Mr. Frank Wood and daughter, man whose mum' was not learned j Mrs. Kred Peterson." of La Urnndc, last fall was holding a cable ut-.i returned Wednesday nlKdt from tuched to a derrick hcimc moved ; Portland, Albany and :uKne. utuniru waid. Tin- apparatus cumfe .where they have spent tho last 111 t'oiituci Willi u lliKi) tension v-v-trle wire ami tho man va m-vi'Hy burned.'' ' His hUIii turn.d black When young lluhd slai-ted to work on hhn. Within un hum- the man gained consciousness, ltalrd used the Sehaffeur prone pressure' meth nd of, artificial Ivsplnitjon.. taught him by scout officers. , two weeks visiting relatives. ,;. To VUll nroiil .. Mi-8. C, c. itenule, of Krho, with her little son, llonubl, passed 'through l.a (irundc today ou tha I way to Knlerprlsc to visit 41 r and Mrs. t W. : ltrnnle. Amcy. parents of Mrs, i JHi rtalii hi Dinner Ifn.uy J , j Visit Morton Kiddle Homo m nn,i (... r i(.nh,,nl Mr. "nil Mrs. Morton Kiddle, of entertained a - roiip. of--Masonic' ! 4i'logHts Jo tlietconclAve 'held in ljt tiriiiidf this wc'k. at dinuer at their home Thursday night. The guest h were: John fumphell, of ' Seattle; Jutlge John B. t'leland. of rortlaud; A. Van Kirk, o! l'ort- , hind; Olaf ljuirgaurd. of Portland; Harry Ulchitioud, of .I'orland:, ir. W. 1. McAdory, of l.a Grande, and, Aug. J. Klungc, of l.a tlrande. The dinner was served. by Mrs. fuch ran usslsted by her daughter; Miss Hetty i 'ochriin, and by Miss Mar' lan Miller. .The imn enjoyed an evening . of. conversation before It was time for them to lake the train for their homes. ,. ' IsJnnd ity, have us their guests Mrs. K. It. Abdie and little daugh ter. Winnlfred I m Hone, of Port land. Mrs. Abdie will lx remem bered as Miss Ktleen Kiddle, i daughter of Morton Kiddle. (iHirKi HrMmu- VlsltiMV . Ceorge Hetshuw, s of Spokane, vlslied l,n Grand if Thursday for the flist time since 12 years ago when he passed through. Ho not lees ti big improvement" and espe cially in the roads. - , lljr Jlr, lienha Carper (tllmerver Correspondent ) I PHOMISK, Ore., (Special)-: What might huve pi-ovod to be a ! serious utu-idunt occurred . just ; north of Cougar Cieek when i water tattt I iukiuk u nox ear lit which a mini-' iter of 'Workmen were riding, with It. Men, -axes, cross-cut saws and lunches ' ere tmtiged tnget her lit a heap some of the men jumped from the- cam, a few receiving niNuir bruises and scratches, but no i serious harm was done. They were j compelled to re rum to Maxville for .water and clear the wrerkage from the tmek. llarvuy McDon ald,, who had been hero spending the weakend with his parents, wan one of tin occupunm of the pur. A son was born Wednesday. Apr. S to Mr. und Mrs.' Hurt Taylor of Kast UroHStnan. Hotb mother and buhy are reported to be gcttluxj along. iMcdv.. .. s Lillian Carper and Hethol Klesh man, .of iM, Grande.: came in Sat urdayyfoc a week's visit with rela tives and friends. Mrs., Visa Wk'kani arrived Satur day from -Wallowa to be with her i Mrs. .Julia Snuffer, who has been quite covering. ill but Is now re- i . m a Pave Seven iUlLJl JLL IM Heaviest Snow Of Year Falls In New England to be culleil to the stand as a pros-j Pma. ILf am- f tV cculion witness but the managers JL WO IflvlT vlIYvtl ' say they are not ready for her in factMhat they may hot call. Iter st mi. ; - ,' VI HaH l l-hiui: 'I'wo l.a G ra ude boys left this morning -for Vincent, Ore., where they are spending the day fishing for steelhead. They are Pat Ken nedy and Orval Sailer. ledum to m tJnunle The ltev. and Mrs. K. O. Hess i.nd t heir daughter and .l , ,lrrv, ln Hw, Mae right whu havo been visit- : ,pryI Jone8f ( wlow with her parents In Kcnd, turned to li Grande Inst night by automobile.. Mr. Hess announces that regular services will be held in the Kirst HapliKt church tomor row. Cpon their return. Mr. Hess found n letter notifying him df iho death of his step-mother, Mrs. G, W. Hess. ' of JMitlnvtllo, 111., who passed away shortly after Kusir Sunday. . . Itiiys Catllc for Arrlctt v Krom a several million arrest's. K Ijftrkln Itctiirns uneh near' Morocco. Africa, G. J. 1 . Mr. K. luirkln and son, Hick, or Sheehy came to l.a Grande. He Is city, returned to their homo on a buying trip in the rnitl Hi la morning fropl Portland where Stales jiurchasing cattle for the t they have been visiting. tock ranch in the - northwestern - ction of the dark continent.. .Mi. ' "mini i-'mm t islt W lib Amu cation Ore. Visiting Here .1 ; Hoy McNees. fornierly employed by The Observer us linotype oper ator but now in the garage busi ness in Pendteton, arrived iexe to j day for a short visit. He will re turn to his home tomorrow. 'iMV. Swonrlngeu went to Wnl lOwa'Tuesday after a new cream t acparatOr.i " ' ! j Mr., Hdtha ..Carper... und, Mrs. i I.ona -Carper weijt - to. Maxvllle Wednesday. v. . Ivum and Orval Carper., went to MaxviUe, ,.SjU4irday- to meet their slster, lUlllan. and cousin, Hethel l-'leshmah. " - I. 8. McOomild and son. Alvin, xvere hauling hay from Hoyd Car-' per' Monday. j John. Carper and Arthur Wallace ' wero .driving posts for Thomas! 11; lit on .Monday at the old Siuinar , PlUUIo''nttVmon.l Wort.nan Is -..iGRANGE FARM mm HE PnOM61Hl?A CATEB - LKAF WTOIE WITH SILK. LEAK A6UOT HIA, ,, HIS VOIMTEB. OVEKCOff. f AIL IS ViCLl. HB. WILL r.tBCE VKtlA T1(E OaCfcOM. A Tl tAIW-SUPPBB,AWI!.! IN A fOOCH. AT THE VlP WHICH IS A TV-AP OOOIi. TIITi. Bse ecHKiiipi, its tin in ANO 6C-COW;S TUB N6CW.B, Sr Finos rr vusr leami thhouk ANOTHkli OPENING. VIHKN FWSSINS "THRiJOeiH THIS POOK. . IT BRUSHES AOAlKiT TI5 OMCH HM3INI SttSM. ANO THtU ASAINST1HH AMTHKwa COV EI9IN irer-LP WITH lJUt-K4.1WS NPXf PLANT VlSITTO VMJ. POU-INATE-0 . C.is HOSTON. Apr. M AP) Win tor' wus felt in many sections of New ICnglund toilay. Coastal set 1 tU-inents were the- chief suffereiH j as high uprliiK tides, aggravated J by a strong wind. Clouded streets ! and cellars and in some places j threatened to destroy buildings. i The heaviest snow fall of the winter, and a record for April, covered the ground In scollops of Vermont. At St. Johnsbury 14 Vfc 1 indies fell and 14 Inches was re corded at Harre, CONVENTION OF W. B. A. IN SESSION HERE Ride In Cicero; Slayers' Escape (Continued from Pag 1) , from l-endleton are: Mis. Julia ' I ii vis, Mrs. Ksthcr Piucker, Mm. I'll ..ini.i I .!. Vl.. I. lwf iu t i ' 'l-l.k. .M.H. Ka'll'.P,li.o Hllll.m. Ml'M. B"':.on" , Kli.ina lt(.tlr, M.-h. Kvu roinlot-k. M.h. Miit l'tu-l;url, Mt-ii. Jullu lion ! , ! jt. .M.n. lui- Kiirfltih. Mw. A.lo-J ! I'OKTI.ANO. lo Apr. 1 3 AT) ; liil.lc 1'n-kiinl. Mr, rliolnui fliirk. ' A llild-Aiirll iinow Htni-m whli-h Wr. Nuni'y I-Vikiiboii, Minn Vic Hwvpt .out H...II tic.-ii mill cuiitinl urn itiiut.uiffi -u. Mra. Mary (liir Miiliin yi-sti-nliiy uinl mm niKlu i-iiii- Hho.i, Mra. .i-Hu Ki-ono, Mm. Vi tl.i.iiMl uiiiil.i.l.-.l loilny, t cinihiini, Mi. Vmlii Tll.uk-i. ; Norway, ullil rurl. In Oj,rinl Mi. Sui. Dit I'iiIn. Mm, I'onny Ull--.nnily. iv,...'cl 18 In. lu or wiow B,,i, ,1i OlHon. Mia. JliilV ' MuiiKoW. Mih. Mary ' - . IKllvitil I'avilf. M.-h. MADAME X TO BE Airs. (Main Gill, Mrs. Nora Kogcrs. hotel ormerly known as the Haw- CltOSlS.RVATVIIVFni M,H- T,,,l Waldron, Mrs. Sally i homo hotel, alleged heudnunrtcra , uuo UAUiHli, Meyeis. Mrs. l.elln Lewis. Mrs. Moi- 0f Al "Hcarface" Cupone, ChlcagA ! He York. Mrs. Mnbelle Hugger, Mrs. gangster, who now claims Miami. ; Kttu Poxegui-. Mrs. Kreil Htroht Kla.. ns his home. . . tuiul Mrs. KoHs'hud Urlcc. i CHICAGO, Ap S AP) Two moil were found nTfot Ur rienthf sluiiipeit face ,dpwBWirrr la the- rear seat of a lurgtf acUtiffc Vu'rly today near the Alley cmi-anch- of Iho Western hotel, Cicero. (. Officer George Price of the Clo ero department saw lbs nutomo bile parked at tho reur entrance of the hotel. Two men stepped out. I'pon perceiving him, the officer Look out for the cop." Hath fled through a vacant I lot, followed by Price, who fired i two shots at them. Tile men disappeared and the policeman returned to. the car. Ho found two bodies crumpled on tint floor In the rear. One wus Identi fied Inter us William Clifford y an automobile- license curd. - Pa Ilea also said Clifford was one of throe, men recent Iv tried for th 1 Metieo. Mrs. maying of Albert Pratt last fall. Neil t arson. Tho shooting took place at Continued from Page 1) porteu to ne quite HI. j Charlie- Moore 'made a trip to1 Wullowa the first of the week. . j lillliun, Orval and Ivan Carper ( and Hethel Kleshmnn visited at tho home ''.of Hen McGlnnts on Pow-! wut far Sunday. ; 'taken no, stand on the plan hut he Kdgnr Harton writes from West has notleei that tho coninilltoo J morning thai although the chief If 4 V VirWrn exv'iiuve n;ni siiKKCieu several I JuAlN VlrjVlliU imlnui' changes ln the legislation. BY SENATORS lh, W,'ir,l IMinclples cniliudled In tije pin mui met witn ins npprovjii Jlaugen said the bill would loxbeen mentioned ns subpoenae.l Continued from Ham 1) Virginia that ho expects 'to start was "very muck ImpjeKsyd" With ! ShetlhV visited ChnVlcV Herrmg arid ' Missts Unby and Vivian Hllyard. 'lrtV Ml ' !- harper's. ' ' - . . . . ' .-. . . - ' '. . A I....... I....... ...i.t. . . - . FiA: .t.ll.l..nn , ,v" , ,V, , ,,w testimony of agricultural depart er anl bis brother ami wife. MtU Hachel I ten net t, of Sunny Side, visited at Hoyd Carper's last Thursday, l, ... . Mw Aimeada Carper" visited Mrs; Nellie Kleshmnn Thursday. Harvey MePonabl visited Tues- I Smi. of (lie points made y ester I tiny by Mm. Wiseman-Sielarr that the defense Is hrtteuhtrly lnterenl ed in dlMcredlting are that Judg , Hanly arnmged wllh the wltue in liiiii to clear Mrs. MePhersun J nnine as being Ormiston's Carml i ;eoniiaiiinn by producing a woman wliii would admit she was with Or tnlslon; that Judge Jlurdy advised .her to "get hi touch with Ortuls .ton's parents so that she might lo 'rate him ami , tell him of the "proposition" and that he had her; report to him the progress of her ' hunt for "Miss X." j The coming wiek Is expected lo( .produce more than one day of sen sations, Noun of the defense wit-; nesHcs has been called lo testify-! in fact, the defense Is guarding 1 carefully the Identity of Us wit ! ncssoH. H it one person, Jnwepli ! Ityan. former deputy district nt-j torney of l.os Angeles county, has' for ! TIiohc from Kcho are: Mrs. fi It. Acton, Mrs. J. It, Jordan, Mrs. liar, j vey Meyeis, Mrs. Hoy Smith, Mrs,' Alfred lliull and Mrs. Henry Pelors, A resident of Abergavenny, Eng land, recently faced 'his one huu dred and twenty-seventh charge, of drunkenness. : revised to embody these surges- the ilefense. Ills terllmony Is ck- ttons of the prosldenl nl u meeting pectcil to show Unit nl, no time dul'- todny of Die full coinmlttuti. Kecretary ilyiie of agrletiliure and Walter II, Newton, tho presi dent's executive assistant, attended tho breakfast. In addition to Mr. Hansen the house sub-eummlttee members were Purncl uf I ml lit na. ment experts that the .plan wn working-out well In Norway and Germuny. ', . I K..nil..iV'v..i..-lu ..f V.. I. 1 ' N,.. i.-k.mr .,.), mucin.. .roiii.l.. V ""T, ,"f , , " ' ,;"'""'":"r"' li.-dl.H. .....I n,i-....v ,.f Al ka.,.; Ahwi-M "f -.l.l.ina. ... l.l Ki.-I.,l,. and IK-flii. ,.f Alal.a.,1... demo- ,f ''" "mm lulH. cnits, are in favor uf the Plan. Sen- 1 Ing his Investigations In Curincl, j was he hninpe'ed by delecllves or J other persons. j Mra. Mcpherson Is expected to 1 be culled to testify some time dur- J ing the coming week. Kho him been In Kacrainenlo for six days waiting other friends In l.a Grande and who nave neen visiting with their. ' went on to. Ilurkee where he is unt In Portland,', returned to; visiting his son. lie Is en route to ihclr I.n Grande home todiiy. . ! .Montana. I The children of W. W. Carper 14tor '"llr republican. Kansas, huve. been quite III with grippe. but arc able to attend school ai?an. believes it should he given cureful canst deration, and other members l-!xtrcss Gratification The president expressed Obituary bis Garrett . Kenwnriby visited at of the roflvmll(iv have expressed Meeting al Siiiiiimrvillc 1 Seventy-five tldd Kellows and HebekahH from La Grande went lo fc KnniniervilhUj.hiNt . ulght to atteml the illsirict HieetlWf. At tho Odd Kellows , meeting second degree inl- . tfatory work -was )ield. A bampicl;1 took place at 7 o'clock and a, dance was held following the moc tings. The Odil Kellows lodge in La ( Grande met in regular session hist Ulght. . Girls Visa in Huker-. i the home1 of Mrs. Cla Poulsoii Sun Miss Margaret Douhan, of this . ""V-v --. - - V. ,, city, went to linker today to visit ' ' 1 ' ... - ' ' rrV5--' . Ludora Laughlln. Thelnm Ktrutn A . inAnvi i STr also w ent to Huker to visit friend. ',jA1Ax ORNIA CREW. .,, m,s,lA - !i' '1 " -S-VITll EASE -w Kdlih Huston, of Joseph, hns left LiV (iramle following a short visit, She was registered at the La i Grande hotel. Here I Voni laker - C. 11. Mimnaugh and George 1 Mimnuiigh. both of Maker, are vis Horn in this city. They uro at tho Sacajawea Inn. I toads ltCKrlcil GmhI The some SO miles of road be tween Kcho. Ore., and La Gmnde, pre in (pilte good condition report " : the six women delegates who drove Mbs JCtiilt Sallnj Itcx'ovcriug .a Grande today to attend the' Miss Huth Sating, who under Womcn's Heneflt association con- went a tonsil operation yesterday, volition. K. It. Acton, who drove 1" recovering nicely. the women lo this city, went on to 1 -: : Kntei'prlse for a business visit. He I lortlnml Tills WoHc -will return to La Grande this even- Air. and Mrs. W. c. Perkins and Ing, l . Clair, are In Portland this Continued from Page 1) a spurt of his own but be tired unde'rvthe strain. : The .unofficial time of. the win ners was 1 5 minutes 4.' seconds. The Junior varsity course record of HI 2-G seconds was set by Wash ington In 1 if I'!. Ily a scant margin of ten feet lh I'nlvorwity of California fresh man ere w defeated the Washington yearlings In their annual race hero today. The unofficial time of the themselves as 'impressed with the showing tmide by those supporting the proposal. Ciinuvay's Opliibiii " It Is 'the opinion of Heuutor Car. 'ay that with Hie debnnlitro plan In the measure, the agricultural problem would be nearer n solu tion than It ever was. He Is In clined to believe that President Hoover would not-veto n bill with tho plan In lC If It wcru provided that the proposed farm board could invoke the plan at Its will I rather than be Yorrcd tn iiAe It. j .Senator Noi'hcck fins declared (EAST OREGON m;ii ii iiie fiimii.iiuoii lee ciiuiii i not be put Into practice, the deben- j lure plan was the only way to solve the export surplus problem.- President Hoover was ropresont- gratlflcution at ihrcss made by both houses toward preparation of .a. 'farm bill- and freely exchanged communis with the delegation. ! The first Indication of the atti tude to lie- taken .by yctuvie. demo. j crats In 1 he specisl session was g(;(yi..tp'tn1y,HliY HrtWt W ..WoW"W'M ArkansiiH, deniocratfe leader, who said that legislation for flood con trol on the M'lsslssfppi's tributaries and bills respecting t he policy of tho federal reserve board toward stock speculation "are certain" lo bo brought up. I t M ltAL SI.UVICI K luneral Mervlces for Yanklln William Nessly will be held at the ltohncnknmp chapel at 2 o'clock Hunday afternoon, Tho Odd l'Vl Iowh are to meet at thihal) at HI o'clorlc. Hurhil will lake ptae In the Masonic cemetery. t SUNDAY MONDAY Hilarious Comedy Thrilling Drama! High - Pressure Hilarity The Funny Boy At It Again! With a lag Cast Of Fun Makers Also New Kinograms Comedy "Wrong Again" j 1 Now Playing The Apache" , Comedy Also' , week. Johnson Hetiirns 1 Ionic J . . Lee Johnson, who played in the In Troiii I nion La Grantle High school band In' Mr. and Mrs. the contest in Corvalbs lias re- " . t ii rued home. As I 'orvallis 1 hey had a wonderful time. Mr. Johnson ' n -ports. was entertained at t the Alpha Tan timega house. In ( Portland he visited his brother,' Alfred Johnson. . , j Lon Mitchell., of 1'nlon, were visitors In Ui Grando yesterday. To Itc In llaker on ltiisliiws . Andrew Loney Jr., of this cltv. plans to go to llaker tomorrow for a business visit. Hears for the two mile course was fu today as being In accord with tun minutes and 20 seconds. the general principles of the new With the exception of Jergens, farm relief bill as drafted by u of Washington, who collapsed In house suh-commlltee which lire- LIVESTOCK IN GOOD SHAPE (Continued from Fog 1) his sent, both crews crossed finish -line in good shape.'- the him .yesterday for Signs WO Woolgrmvers linker Lawyers Visit .1. J. Durham, warehouse man- ' J. Heilner and A. ager of lit San Krandsco ware- ' Hake r lawyers, were In house for the Pacific Cooperative j yesterday on business. Wootgrowers association, is in La1 - GranUc.this morning. For tho last Irs Loney In Portland '.30 dai' he has been in Wallowa 1 .Mrs Andrew Loney Jr. A. Smith, a Grande county signing up new members. 1a Grande Win Most (nn's In the Iji Grnnde-Imbler volley ball contest last night ut the La Grando hotel the li Grande team won three games and Port hind lives and this week friends. is In visiting rola- Ij. M. Clemo Comes L. M. Clemo, of Klgln, Is a visi tor in this city and Is at the Kaca- the Inibh ri jawea Inn. earn two. ' o'clock. 4 The ga in s ! icga n a t lleturtis I-'rnni Idaho VKIt Mra. H. D .Huell. of lmbler. who has been veiling her parents, Mr. aud Mrs. Gun l-'owler. at Not us, Ida., passed through Iji Grande today on the way to her homo. I ! llor l-'rom llaker Mr. and Mrs. Koster, of Paker, are visitors in this city on business today. I VlMII Jflpll 1 K. Kva Patten. I registered at tho of JoJseph, Is Sacnjawea Inn. tf'To Visit Her .Mother ' JfL . Mrs. Ivan Shnesmith. rt y. of this left this morning, for-Welsfrr. :rrlve Ida., to visit her mother, Mrs. Gib bons. Mrs. f shorn weht Mlth lier as far as llaker to spend, the day. j l-'mm Kiiterjirlse t K. W. Cheesman, of Hnterprlse. in im Grande yesterday and Miss flaiiistrct Vllfr Here Miss Mona Louise Hamstreel. of Wallowa, came to l-a Grande today to lake a violin and n piano b-sson. Mona Louise Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold IJamstreet. . Trt Vbdi (irandnnHhcr : "Miss Vernona Htoop, of this cil5'. went to Klgln today to spend the weekend with her grandmother. Mrs. Jack 1 is.- Miptt Htoop is a student at Sacred Heart academy,. Cluster Of Suns . Won't Worry Us WILLIAMS HA V. Wis.. Apr. 13 of Kntfi prtse. arrived In lj Grande ! ' A P lo not be alarmed, says Dr. M rs, ItfdimMm Hen' Mrs. W. P. Itoldnson and pon. is n glstered at the Snrajawea Inn. CniiM" Prmii lmbler Mrs. Pry or. of lmbler, is a visi tor in l.a Grande today. lien? Prom Joseph Misses Patten and Ham, of Jos eph, are visitors in this city. Mr. Harrison III Mrs. H. J. Harrison fa 111 nt her home In Iji Grande. I his morning and jawea Inn. sprtul Vacation In Mrs. It, A. Alexander and chll dren are in Startmck. Wash., spi-nd Ing the spring vacation. Mr. Cruni "isll City Jess Crum. Kigin attorney, vIh:! td in La Grundv yesterday at the Aica- ' Prost, director of Ycrkfj ob .wrvatory. ovr the fact that i ; 1 j group of suns, known as the clus- WaliiiHcitHv- ter of Hereuii-s. H traveling towurd the earth at the mt of 30ft mlle a 4ennd, "Kvn nt this tr rifle apeed." said Dr. Prowl. Jdrewdng a trio of srtenTiflc 4K'btk.-s, "It ltl takt at least a billion years for the clus ter to arrive. Finland's new progressive gov ernment faces problems of unem ployment -and agricultural depres sion.' ?;; 'j - Rumor Wedding Of Capital Deb seated It st udv. i SuggeslK Minor Changes j Chairma n Ha ugen ' . said a fler members of the sub-committee bud livestock were never so free from disease us now, Dr. Lytic finds, j He observes n peculiar condlilon existing in Ihe Willamette valley tn that farmers who. In the early winter, were shipping their hay out at $12 to 10 a ton are now buying It back al $:io tind more. lirnikfiiKti-d wllh lh prpKlilpnt lliln 'Villi Imiilly ciioukIi lo no uroiinil V ; I '- I . -VrJ I NEA W'lJiltinytnn Humi TlJraor, In Walilnnton wn-lnl fir tin Mtr tbiit .Mixii KppfX liawm, ilrliumnl ilaurhlcr f K.-ii.ilnr lUrrr R. IUrn of Mlmmuri. Ii la Ik wwtrird unon lo Kti-plifn J. Il.nl dlf Hiiforil. wfullhj jounR iipnrlii ii. in iil prt polo player. They Before You Buy A "Cheap" Spring Suit Count Ten rt's like wcai'ing a toupee and .having everyone know it, for the suit of poor quality fools no one except the man who attempts it. Good sheep don't die and good tailors don't live for under $24 a suit retail and at this price our good Spring suits start. V We'd rather miss the sale than have you miss the style we prefer to sell quality rather than to have you suffer the lack of it. A sound policy for us and the scnsihlc one for our customers. 5 MfCI I A ELS-STERN, HART SCHAFENER & MARX and other good makes $21 . $29 $31 $30 Stetson, Schohle and Lee Hats $5 to $8.50 Shirts $1.15 IT Dress Oxfords $3.85 UP' Work Shoes $3.-15 VV Odd Trousers .......$3.85 UP Everything for Men. TROTTERS " QUALITY CLOTHES SHOP Successors to Clint's Clothiery The Same Old Hike Every Morning The same old job the same old income the same old rut' And the man who gets in a rut with his job and his income is always the man who hasn't saved so he could pull himself out. " , If you put $10 in your home building and loan asso ciation every month, it's not long until you have both the ambition and the means to get out of the rut. You can grasp a business opportunity you can continue your investment and have an income independent of your salary you can accomplish that business ex-,' pansion. With G'r interest compounded semi-annually you find yourself "getting somewhere." You no longer have to make the "same old hike every morning." Let us give you details on our contracts. No membership fee no withdrawal penalty. , : La Grande Building & Loan Association La Grande, Oregon.