La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 03, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text1e Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. ' FridayMay 3, 1029 Jfofenbe failing (Qbwxbtt (ImnnnnHd) An Ind lend t Xr pap FRANK B. APPLEBY... Editor and Psbllantr HARVBT r. MATTHEWS ..Budne Manajrer .Published enlnc. nxctpt Sunday, at 141i Adam Annua. La Oram. Oregon. Th otarTtr.star published srary Fndar Enured at the Postofflra at La Grand. Orefoa. aa Sscond . Claa Mall MlIlT nnlr act ft Mafh t. I7. i OFFICIAL PAPER Or VSIOH COUXTT AND THE CITY OV LA ORAXDK ,.. , MEMBER Of ASSOCIATED PRESS .' Tha Asaoclated preaa ia xrlusirly antltlad to tua (or publica tion of all newa dispatches crrdiled In It or not other la. credited it publtantd herein. All rtichts of republication ot apectaJ dls patchea In thia paper, and alao tba local newa herein also ara ' reserved. , ' Rational Advenlaing Hepresentatlra . ; ... . M. C. VIOOE.VHE.V A CO, Inc., Ban Francisco. Los Angslea. Statu. Portland, Cnlcaco, !etrrlt. New York SLTISCWPTIO.V RATES Br CairleT Dallr. per month In sdrancs - Dally, six months In advance Dally, single copy. -.,,., By Mall Dally, par month In advance Daily, per six month In ad vane Dally, par year In advance Weekly Observer-Star, per year- - Ite -I4.M - to I . ..$. II.a ADVERTISING RATES Dtaplay, foreign, per column inch Display, local, per column inch.. 4 la e Tim contract prices on application. IBEJ1ARTIN1 WW r 41 KILLED IN STORMS OVER WEST, SOUTH- (Continued from Pas 1) the erouad lt an not mtriowty Injured. About 15 children, the mod ertoiirfjr Injured, were taken is etmbuUnc to Bristol mnd Ktnf- . port while others were sent by au (oraob.le. truck and wtujou to (the nearest railroad station at j Clinch port where a train was con verted into a movable .hospital to take them to Bristol. Twenty-seven children were transported to Bris tol on this train. The scene of the train w pathe- ti".. uimuj aiHayi ovju sua ,irui mii. ;fered In silence and bore with stoi cal calm their broken arms and Ufgm. J. H. Johnson, a farmer, was standing on the mountain side when the storm struck and watch. ed Its prosretfs for three miles. "The school building," Johnson said. "vanished In a moments lime. You could see It sotnf down the valley. It ripped apart and a .(-Hill of lutnhr and A rifts Hasr n " Ulm.ll otitlitn- banVs tra- to; Th. Bed cross had taken over put th bandar ahum button an ., ork lody uni tbe nnit at the vault.? A pdralrtaa alias looks BrlMO, wu blnc reinforced from ".Washington and Cincinnati. a Sells Rum Stock IH t". ) .14: I President Works Off 15 Pounds WJ.KHIVGTL.S.. May fAI' I'ressWiMit Hoover feas worked off,' 15 p uc da: since taking- over the j office nf-rhiei executive, and now j weicbs -ISi pound -hich Is re-1 jcsrddj - normal fur a man of his 4 heixbt. . r. Jol T. Hoon, the president's personal physiran. astd a member . Il ll croup, attya the president is in the I xCUl?. r best of 'phvsK'ai condition. I vOV f , A srK-vtded v airplane ha near, fci f - aoauewhat. reminiscent of a round- i B ' bousSi'ia.belnT bum at Los Angeles. r,,, I .'Germany recently celebrated aj mmmmmmiimmmmm national mMf e-li I """'' . a-T aa the? dlrmioai a rmr vrauidn1 front . wbrB he "' Some persons never decide to watch their own business until they do not have any to watch. quests for opportunity to discuss I'nity. Wd. the IrxisJatloo. Four persons were reported ss - The best guess now Is thai tiie receiving Injuries in the Maryland senate will complete Its work on storm and the Hal of injured in the bill as a whole early next week, the WooJvllle and Catlett torna- .' . .j ' ! probably Tuesday. Although tbe does was placed at eight. Some of -...' . ,, . . . i . I main difficulty will have been' them are in a critical condition. " - We note that Mr. Scattergood has i-Ifll appointed assistant i overcome when th debenture sec- I i . ,.f I,l;.. iff..! X.,,l,. nf th. "voni.hino- "OD oiaposed of. a doxen or moru (JTHKB DKATHS Telephone reports to the Aswoci- PI.AIM I FAD "tr4 Press today pieced the num- Finw bfmpp k",ed V ,orn'do "-by AlUl KttlAttC jaections of Virginia and Maryland i . . at nine. Five were reported dead (Continued from Pag. 1 c," nVWoot.v"- V- ,hre - - - . t n . L L . near Laytonavjlle. Md, and one at SUA U'aaaanoa Bureau I i PawupMBua f . C. Drer of Kt. I bonis, above, la reported to hare asked tha board ot governors of 1 tba New Tork Curb Market Asso- ' riation to relmbursa him for losses ' ored recently when ha sold his ' tork in Hiram Walker Common j after learning that his Invest, j meat was la a Canadian whisky j distillery. He contended that list-1 Ing such stock was a violation of j the u. s proamnion laws. Tha congressman Is "wet." race job. will probably hope he lives up to his name in the new The man who talks big but cannot back up his words with ction quickly get3 a poor sort of reputation. If he can act is big as he talks, however, he is allowed to say almost any thinir. Some time aeo, when the Treasury Department was ! amendments are pending which I nie men are frank. One who promise to provoke considerable ' PP1' 'or motor truck license debate. Hichmond. Va gave his occu- Tha announcement of Senator PS" " "bootlegger." Copelaad that he would vote f or " ' ' HcuCTiiurc aeciion oiviaea tne vote of New York on the question. Lsaiera Ara aa Espansa The world has a right lo object to Idle, shift less people. Sono such people will lie on the counly. or In Jail, charred with crime, to lie sup ported or ha n get! hy money collwt ed In the form of burdensome tnxrs. If the alilftless anil idle ran he saved early In ihelr careers. II means a savins In pontic expenses. E. H. Howe's Jlnnlhlj. n i OLD DlUETS ll HAS lAcnotf MYSTERY" AIVENTUHE , The bed of the Mattaponl rivet j near Klchmond. Va.. has revealed! uo Indian dugont believed by mem- l bers of the Paraunkey tribe to be i years old. 1 J IT HAS QIILLS THRILLS e& LOVE INTEREST DOST AilSS A SlNGLEr. chapterJ EVENING OBSERVER y. He talked bigl,ut he backed up his words with -h'" StTJE 1 taken In behalf oT the farmer, corn- Senator Wagner baa declared I opposition to the plan. Senator Cope land argued that j the large industrial centers of the j L- i-l.- r.f r -... r r .... , ns.e prosperous irying w iae viU,uiJV,w ay inmi ociiaivr tallica vuum:ih conditions unless the farmer ia of Michigan in a tax suit, Senator Couzens announced that roeperous. Therefore, he said, he . . Z , .. , .... x . would vote for the debenture plah he was fighting the case from principle and not because of (although be considered tt no more tho money involved. If he won, he said, he would prove!;" his lofty motives by giving the money to charity. He hasjiy unsound" as the debenture plan, done it Just the other day he donated $10,000,000 to a child L; VZ weilare Inundation, stipulating mat it must ail ie spent in aaid he teit comoeiied -tocongrat- 25 years, action. ' I ing aa he does from the most pop . - uious state In the nation." . The city planning comminaion seems off to an active and) a dlret industrial attack on one: successful career. Already it has given ttto-ihlJJj' nutter 'of inside parks, is giving thought to other civic needs jfrom the last harvest and impend It can be of distinct benefit to the community in looking, bdwed0uPpcn:m'.h ahead and planning gradual improvements that will be re-' r " president and tariff execu quired as growth and change tike place. Being a means off' 'lr"u' ... 7 ... . ... ,. , Taking action at the suggestion contact between citizens and the city government, it will be 'or the Hoover administration, they able to reflect community opinion and to. educate the Iple-;''' on needs for Uie future. A city that has the services of a them to reduce freight rates on e strong, unprejudiced planning commission goes ahead more .bcJrdnor.n emergen c rapidly, more easily, more economicr.lly than is possible when I ending September o. th. rate .1 J:;.:.. U ,. .t,M """""o io ine aeaooaro wouia liait(lilj( auiillilinii aiKjiio duivu caul piuijiciii vmr .lien necessity forces a solution. Planning always paying. WHY-EXEMPT FEDERAL' OFFICIALS? A federal grand jury in New York condemns the practice be reduced two centa a buahel. the reahlpplng rate from Chicago to New Vork from SIH centa a hun dred pounds to 17 centa. and the rate from St. Louie to New Vork. from J centa a hundred pounds to 10 cents. Western carriers also are expect - of allowing government officials, members of congress and;d complete arrangements m the . . '., I near future to bring about an ap- the diplomatic corps free entry into this country when they proximate equalisation of export charges on grain through both At lantic and gulf porta Tha Kansas I lly Southern railroad already has pending before the Internal com merce, commission an application to reduce export grain rates from aoulhaestern territory to gulf ports by aeven centa a bushel, effecilvs .May ty Grande Ronde Meat Co, Packers and Distributors of ML Emily Product City Grocery . and Market Main 75-50 Economy Grocery and Market Main 573-48 Hoover. Market Main 755 ; PHONE US YOUR ORDER We are as near as your telephone.1 You can bring our'whole store to you over, the 'phone. - Our courteous,' experienced grocerymen will select your ojdejsMJj-aiQedjjiscision, , , , . ' . ;. i , . You would he surprised if you-Hrtt'twhow tndiiy tfttr neighboitavief proved it false economy to shop around. They haVe learned, to depend on us for liieir meat and groceries. When vou trade with us, you pre trading with "LA GRANDE'S OWN STORE." ; . HOxME PRODUCTS.' Demand them from your giwer. On all Mt Emily Lard pails we will refund 10c for the No. 10's and 5c for the No. 5's. .'; return from foreign Iand3. There is much merit in the jury's position, particularly with refei-ence to possible contraband. Federal officials may well lie allowed to bring into this country without duty the things they may have purchased abroad. ' It is a small means of giving additional compensa tion to government servant to which the average citizen would not object, but baggage should be subject to the same examination rriiired for that of private travelers. We see no reason why a congre:(sman should return from Canada or Europe or Mexico with the knowledge that whatever his luggage contains will m exempt from examination and regu lation. The very fact that some of them take great pains to see that their official immunity is recognized when passing! through the customs indicates thry have something to con-! ceal something they would not attempt to bring in as pri-! vate citizens would tin with similar immunity use it to evade the law as long as there is reasonable assurance they will not! be CJtught in the act. In theory, perhapr,, il is taknn forj granted that a government official will lie the first to obey j the laws of tho irovcinmjnt ho rve.-: that he would never! Le guilty of a conscious vinli'.'inn - f statute or regulation.; But the law is taking entiiely too , i rh for granted, in our j opinion, und obstruct the official r iri.i'!nce by placing sen-' ous temptation in the way of thi -t win journey outside our borders. Give freedom from the paymn.t of duty to officials! as a gesture of government courtesy, if they wish, but subject 1 officials and private citizens alike to examination for contra band. Federal employes should 1 required to obey these; laws as strictly as others. It is not only un-American but unfair to allow them such exemption. TRY W. K. GILBERT CO. FIRST For Mother on her Day May toelfth is Mother's lay thin year. Ikn't forgvt to give hrr a box of the funioua AUT.rVl.li OUHX1LATI..K, the heat thai inouey i-uo buy. AltlI VI.l; t MlMtll.AI I.N $1.50, $3, $1.50 Thr b-4 tit notir loo KtHxl for Mh-r. Kb cvrtftinly ill H(Urtiti then clWU--t of lure rotifp;-tivnav Wo will tx only loo Klatl lu niatil .hrtit to uny iHlnl. Glass Drugs Inc. Tha ReaaU Mora La Grande, Ore. Sugar Cured Hams, 28 Lb. Sugar Cured Picnic Hams 17? Lb. .Mild cure none better Smoked in stockinette Breakfast Bacon, 28 Lb. , Bacon Backs, 20t Lb. Lean, fresh from smokehouse daily Sugar cured, lean BABY BEEF STEAKS BABY BEEF ROASTS Delicious - tender ; Best obtainable BUILD LA GRANDE! Mazola Oil Pineapple For salads and cooking ftp l.ibby Fancy Black Laliel HCk Pint tins .. al.dC Heavy Synip, 2 a tins 3 for ..... I uL . ' Salmon , Richelieu Carrot Cubes Libby Fancy Alaskan Chinook ftO- Ust i'oun?. tender csuwts cut in cubes. 16 oz. tall tins, 4 for . V OC tme, for salads and quick 9 r meals. No. 2 tins, 2 for Ut HONEY MADE Graham Cracker Iteg. square family QQ size .. JiC One 10c Fiesta Wafer Free Teas I'.ichileiu Hraml Siierfiiie Sifted. Extra quality ut a saving. No. 2 tins 3 for 89c Beauty Advice from the World's Beauty Authorities: Malted Milk Fords Multi-Malt . Chocolate Flavor Mallo Malt , ' Mair.hmellow Flavor A new product The factory has allow ed us to sell two tor the price of one Special 1 10 oz. Multi-Malt 1 1 oz. Mallo-Malt . Armstrong shoes 4- - cCfliedruiocrcLL feminine footwear " Rich, supple leatter . . . lin of Parisian die . . . triranen tkat leipeaLi infinittly careful worL manikip . small wonder tnat Arnutronj iSlioei are an indication of faultier sroomlng. Due to inLuilt featurea, Arnutronj Skoci (it wilk an unwrinLleJ eaie. TLe naturally curreJ arck assures your complete comfort always. 1 ' Duil black kll with amull jewelers buckle, shapely Spanish heel. $12 JO N. K. West & Co., Inc. La Grande's Leading Store for Over 30 Years 1928 STUDEBAKER COMMANDER SEDAN In perfect condition; only driven 10,000 miles. New license $1150.00 Perkins Motor Co. Main 500 Cash - Terms - Trade ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo SWEATERS Infants' sizes :.......98 to $1.08 Children's sizes .$1.00 to $2.98 All sweaters of best quality woolens, Jersey Knit and fancy woven stripes, coat and pull over styles. Norton's Kiddy Shop Better Merchandise Lower Prices ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Look Over Our Want Ads for Bargains 15othtoi53c Lma CdvulicTi of Paru Elue&xr. o Berlin S. Prl of V ten mi Mmr. dfohson of London llmf. oVvfutiIl of St, MorilS Mint. U Brun of Puru Oranures Wash for beauty with ' PALMOLIVE SOAP 12 for 89c Heinz Products Buy Now And Save We have been selected by the H. J. Heinz Co. as the store for them to hold their annual sale. Mrs. Starr is here to assist you in making your selection-.' Syrup Crimson Kamliler . CO, 1 i cal. jwil' .. 9C : 98c Cold Dust Washing Powder UiiTre size ,. 25c Rose rrauil 2iK size 2 doz. 59c OFFICE SUPPLIES Oakville Pin Holder saves time, waste ' and fingertips $i qij Handy Rubier Stomps, Rewived,llcccived Payment, This Account Past Due, CO D etc .. 50 Brass Spiral Pen Racks i")C Crown Band Daters Collette Clips per M i qq Gem Clips per M '" 4vv Buiido- clips gT. x Renol Furniture Polish 1. pint 60c Show Card Inks all colors each 2c Mucilage pint nn Typewriter Oil Z"" 5 Texaco Home Lubricant . Vn Wire Build-Up Letter Trays-e'r'unit';Z 60c La Grande Book & Stationery Company 1114 Adams Ave. 1