La Grande evening observer., May 03, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 7

Friday, May 8,1929
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IiA CRANUE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GEANDE, ORE.
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Hen Mothers Three Kittens
Law-Breakers Becoming j
I Americanized in Crime
Z Hy Ilnunnl W. lUitliv ,
f A?mintil 1'renH KoinL-t Killlnr)
V IMTTSIU'RO, I.' (A( Kvi.
icnrn tliHt foreign burn ):tr-lio:ik-r
hooonie AmorlcmilKfU In tlwlr
ftirnh h.iltllH 1h fouml hy Dr. O. 1
Cllarilinl fii a Miiily of wvrrul nun
jflml InmitlcH of the V(M.n Mtnte
r" ffilu-Mtltiry of l.'enmtylvunlii.
. Dr. Ciurdinl h iV'ti"lKtt foi
4lt nr-nUontliii-j. ,y
. ThftrAmnricntt whltn c.mlnnl, ht
."'lyH. tPiulH lowan. rrltiu-i of ilpp
" tflnlloTt. "rnlHor (h';u. of Violence
, jfcmnmr crinicx of tltpreiljitlnn Iip
MmIm hirppiiy, hurfdHry.ToltbH-y anil .
frmhoy.Jtlomni. Vlolonoo Iik'IuiIph
i-rlniPH UKitlitKt the ponton, jut i' ft iih
killing?. . ; .
111k comparison Is linnet! on nf-'v.
1 fiul Imnilrotl nntivp horn v lilt ph.
- unil ItiUlnnH.t moKt of thu. laltni
fornlh urn. . l. ; -t ' '
. . '.'In'KPnpral'-ho hjij-h, "the Ital
ian 1 tPjii.U ,to rominlfllio wimp kind
, fif '-i-VlniP .us Uip native whlto In
IhpAicprpo In-which Nhc hitr been
-xpoKi'(l to Amcrh'Jtn environment,
purl .firrnnllnK- (o the utfq fit whlrh
expuro liPnaii, 'r-. ,', ' -
J'TIib pninparlwon IpihIh to Hlinw
that, the'iine In crlmoH of rurpln-
llon:" In uvfocIatPir. poKltivply with
the' destroy .of AniPiiC'inlnitlon,
while :thp 'frequency of ; crimen of
ivlolpripp' fali -Villi tiip Increase in
dP-ItaHmlZHlion.'V ,
Hp learnt that Italian! horn herp
, ferc'.rvpn' more .like native white.
f jtn notice an nttltutlp at "noncha-
vifcince and Mophltlcnilon In place
i tt native PogprnpH and nnxlpty."
V With Ameriranijuitloti, the for
lt:n horn lawbreaker hecnm
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These Ihree kKleim lire perfectly at home with their foster-mother,
Biddy Hen. They follow her, mound while she clucks contentedly,
trylnK to mnke them pick up pieces of coin and a few roclca. She
Uevor ucolda or fusses with the furry babies. The odd "'.ly. Is
owned by a Houston, Tex., farmer. . '
Perry Schools
Will Close On
Tenth Of May
P. S. C. Has No Right
To Regulate Gas
SAI.KM, Ore., May S (AP) II.
H. Corey, member of the Orepon
public service coniniisyinn. Haiti to-
tlay that the comniiKHiiin turn no
Ily Mrs. Mnry II. Kail authority to reculutp oil conipaalea
(Observer t:..rresudci.t ) i"' ,he wl'e prices of Kasollne for
PKRRV. Ore.. (Hneelall lVrrv lh re,,!",n ,h'" " -"'l'anU. are
rmore worldly .wise and leas given schools -will close May lllth and "ot l'bc utilities. Corey made
.Jo fevfiiKe than their foreign born ihe teachers :,nd pupils are busy fhl" ntutement In commentlnK on
b. others." ... preparlOK for the final tests which P'ess reports that Oregon motor
Mr.-. tilMrdlnb observes Hint- the will be given nett week. The stnte flpra "U1 "I'Peal to the
csts! are proof that there can bo eighth grade examinations will be "u,,llc 8ervlpe 'mlln as w. ll
rtinerlcanlzatlon along useful lines. i.ih in.. in ,,, 17 ,., as to the federal trade commission
le;tlnds that education In the pen- fr pupils In this school hope to ooncernintr th activities of the oil
llenliury jh the three ll increnses graduate from the eighth grade .companies M the present gasoline
Intelligence of erimlnalsi but that ' m,. ,i m, r,,.. r,ii, 'rt war. The appeal has not yet
vocational training. Is., of jtreater ehlldi-en -made a- business trip to "-""-hed, the Oregon commission
imporiance lor me social readjust jinkor during the weekend.
nient o iruuit criminaiH. ....
; Ho .believea that training In
proper habits should start within ,., r, ,.. captain of the steamer City of
the iicuilentliiry and that most lin- ... ,,.',i .' ' ,. Iluffalo, reported in distresa 15
f. 'W. -llond of Islan city, was
recent visitor at I'erry,
Sllll' ItlDINt; CtlMKOItTAIIIiV
CI.ICVKUANI). May S (AD The
f.U''.
portant. of al iH. to .follow, thin
irnining with Hiipervinlon of parol-
end vlFltor at tlio home of her par-
entH Mr. and Mrs. Jop Kmlth hero.
miles past of hprp, radlopd the Ah.
HCclatPd Pi'phh till afternoon that
prisoner, to. insure, nu,t the jij, 'ntlth ' returned, to her home " vel was "riding comfort-
IIip fh'Ht of the week.
SriH Nova Mathson who ha hpen','
111 for, Kevorfil dayH, wan ahte
"j'w,, -!v,,--c.;!.,r wiuiMi'iinni iiihi .iiontiay.
mv, mm jiith. I'i'Avn mayioen ano
ilt'HlmlilP liahltH continup.
,uall.y of education Is brought out "I ,(,'T'"V
,-Tinore. dearly In the study of a """ ,:"h" K,,"
gioiii . of negro., prisoners by the
Honlt-lmon tests. , , . I Si, n .1.. rutnam and Mr. and
1 "We' found,"; siiys Dr. (llju dlnl, White, of Im Grande, were
'Ihat llio states with the, poorest Boosts of Mr. and Mrs. .1. H. Cok
cdiloutinnnl systems produced nc hist Holiday., ,
I cnios nf lower, iulelllgence than I
TAI10, suites, with Jietier , cdiicatlunal
ystcmsi...- . .
As.to crlme, the negro seems to
nnye.no preference, jm commiis li,Ty ijghihart. who are employed
crimes or ncpremu ion ami crimes , Knmela,' were : weekend guests
of .violence with about, C(lial fro- 1)f Ml. ,, Mrs Thoinna Hl.iyloeU
(iieney."' . , l , here. Thomas Illaylock and son,
. ' " .Merle, accompanied them back to
Ml ltfll'lt TMlAI, n.VtKlt Kamela the first or the week where 1
T'OHTI.ANO," .May 3 (AP) they also expect to find employ-!
Trial of Teddy Captain, Klamath nient. !
. lndlnn charged wlih second-degree, jh. aI1(1 jra (;y Tripp and;
iMuru.T 01 n uiocsmnii, .iinrris Sllni jj,, wrrc vixltlriK friends at .
l.olehes, was set for June 1!) In fi d- p,,,,,!,,, P ,ly Inst week. 1
eral -court today. - Cnplalns at-, . .,.t K received a shipment;
toriie.v-s rerpiest that the trial he f lM lmlli. vMrka last Saturday, j
set for Medford wna denied Judge Ue esl,K.H , ,.,,. for 'them at his 1
AleXary raised the Indians bond hom(, ln connerdale. They arc
to 7,r,00.- .white l.cghorna and were shipped j
. ' ifrom Milwaukee, ore. 1
TWO Kll, 1,1.1) ) Mr an(i jirs. James Vess have
npiMIMY, India, May 3 (AP) n.ntFa a place near Klgln wliere
Two persons were killed and thlr- .,.,. xm,0. . nve the coming year.
ly Injured In various assaults on Thl,; mi)Ved one load ot .household
Hindu :pcdestlians: Jn the Moslem ,)OI')H i,lsi Stindny.
klp.lacbowlil quarter of Itombay ,' ,' Smlth lmv uil
their hcrtisc guesls Ibis week, Mr. j
Smith's two sisters of Chlcogu. 1
They came from a trip 10 Portland I
and Keattle where they had visited '
'relatives for about three months
before coming here. They ore very
Western !
ably."
The message read: .
"Hiding comfortably. Passen
gers playing cards and victrola."
(Signed) Captain Strachan.
WE SERVE YOU'
EVERY MEAL
m
today: .Tho. attack-s "followpd rom-
inuhal trodMrft bpiwTpn. flip Ilia.
Iiih aiHt -.MtfHlPtnN. . " '
viixu WAR.VKT lIKS "
VfCNTl'HA. Cab. May 3' (AP)
V. T":, :h ;,' ,.: much impressed with the
11 i.rii flrp nn hi, nrnnprlv.. scenery
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h Mrs. Hays Not tc ;
r igm jLivorce
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The Hev. Mr. Kox was a recent
visitor nt the churches at both Ini-
!bler and Allcel where he Is regular ;
pastor. I
Lester Stoddard who lias neon
running a molding machine here (
since the llrandiv Itoiide Lumber j
company moved to Pondosu two
years ngo, expects to move his
business to linker In the near In
ture It is reported.
. Before
Retiring
Nothing is more appetiz
ing before retiring "or
just after t h e bridge
game or during the beuu
ti ful radio program than
cur crisp, delicious rolls
cr bur cup or layer cakes. '
Put in your order today.
Our service is prompt,
courteous, s p o 1 1 e 8 s ly
clean!
L. G. Bakery
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Will H. Hayt car of Hi motion
tilrture Indusfrr nd former chair
man of the Republican National
Commute and postmaster Ken
ral. h sued his wife. Helen
Thomas Haya labove) for divorce,
cb.rflnt Incompntlhilily. The suit
Hit filed in Sullivan. Ind.. Mrs.
Hays' home. The petition atate. ',
Ihey have not Itcen llvlnit together
lor many years. The movie tnait
Itat. asks tuMody ol a 14-year-old I
on. Attorney for Mrs. Hay an- I
Pounced a settlement has been
Hurled upon and she .will not con-
. ...1 Tu. tluv. .Br,
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It
Goes Against
the GF&iii to il1vc t08cn lumbcrat
present prices but it certainly is soft picking for the man
who wants to build. Experts say that lumber will
never be so cheap again. The man who postpones build
ing is, in plain language, a boob. Now is the time. Let
i s figure on that job you'll be surprised! ,
Home Lumber & Coal Co. j
Successors to Claude C. Pratt . J
1.S02 Cove Ave. Phone Main 2lR. !
LUMBER - CEMENT SHINGLES
PAINT VALLP,OAPvD
KEYSTONE FENCE
niarrtcil In ISO
LA (SMRfMS
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HERE WE ARE READY! Yeswe're ready with new merchandise, new improved food distribution
methods, newly-painted, upto-the-minute stores and professional service from wide-awake, courteous
salespeople. . Indeed, we are ready to give La Grande a more far-reaching-more beneficial-food ser
vice than ever before! " '- v.v;: ..rx'f';''. ''.rV:-,'; ' .
Lowered prices for Saturday and Monday,
at alL
Butter creSry 2 lb, roll 88)c
Canned Corn - Peas - Tomatoes tS c
Standard brands- 6 Cans... Q-P
RICE fety 5 lbs. 35c - 10 lbs. 69c
Fels-Naptha Cigarets Shaker Salt
SOAP All Popular Brands Lcs!ieV
10 Bars 63c ; Carton $1.15 1 Package 10c : '
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CANNED FRUITS
Plantation Standard Sliced Pineapple , i Attn
2 No. VA cans .:............!....:...- '..
A. & L. Standard Peaches 1 . QQ
2 No. 2Vi cans ................ '
Bullseye Water Apricots, . - , , ... qq
2 No. 2t cans -OK,
A. & L. Standard Pears, ' : ' . : AQt
2No.2'2 cans 171
Standby Brand Broken Section Grapefruit, ; QKA
2 No. 2 cans .. .... - OtlC
CANNED FISH
Pioneer Minced Clams, ' AQt
2 No. 1 tall cans 'V
Little Chief Shrimp Qf?
2 No. 1 cans -
Van Camps Fresh Canned Mackerel, 9Q
2Mb. tall cans ; :.-vl
Alaska Pink Salmon, QQs
2Mb. tall cans -
White Star Tuna Fih A Qn
2-No. Vt cans :.....:.;.....:. 'txi'L-
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5PRING WEATHER CALLS FOR THE PUFFED, FLAKED AND SHREDDED CEREALS !j
Kelloggs or Post Toasties, . '' 1
3 packages
Puffed Wheat, i
Package
Puffed Rice,
Package
Kelloggs Bran Flakes
2 packages
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25c
14c
19c
25c
Original Shredded Wheat,
3 packages ........................
Kelloggs Rice Krispies,
2 packages
Kelloggs All Bran ' .
2 large packages ...........
35c
25c
45c
jCRISCO .
3-lb Can 79c
6-lb.Can ....... $1.49
Kraft's Velveeta Cheese, pkg. .... .... 25c
Nally's Mayonnaise, pint .......... . 35c
Royal White Soap, 10 bars ..... . . . . . . 35c
RAISINS
4-lb bag ......... 25c
TRU BLU VEGETIZED
Whole Wheat Wafers,
Per package .... .........
19c
MACARONI
Bulk, Hard Wheat, Redi-Cut,
5 Lbs.
45c
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Bananas, golden ripe fruit, 4 lbs. .................... 29c
Lettuce, crisp heads, 3 for 25c
Asparagus, Walla Walla, 3 lbs. ... 25c
California Carrots, 3 bunches 23c
White Wax Onions, 3 lbs. .: 25c
Florida Large Grapefruit, size 80's, 6 for.... 39c
Oranges, size 216 fancy, 2 doz. for 69c
Cucumbers, fancy large hothouse, each ...... 15c 1
Artichokes, Green Peppers, Cauliflower
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FORMERLY STONE'S CASH STORES
THRIFT CROCERS SERVEWEL GROCERS
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