La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 14, 1929, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, June 14, 1923 Vase Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. ( Incorporated) An fndetvnnVne NeMpnper P'TfANK: ft. A PPF.PJ'RY . . FMitne and PuhUaher FfA RVP'-Y T' M - TTM ;:V RM1rnw Manager Puhlinheit ev!n;ntf.-, except Sunday., at 1411 A da ma Avnu, La Grande, Orc-wn. Th Olirierver-Mf ar pulvllMhed every Friday. Kntered at ii: :'n-M-t?'n,( at Ijt Crimd, Oregon, art Second; AM i; :f..'i.-r mP-I.t i t r.f Af i."--h 2. 1371. OWlCiAL PAPl-lR O ii L'NroM OW7NTY AND THE t: IT V OP' I-A GRAN DPi MKlf;KR OP' ASSOCIATED PRESS Th Awocialed 1"t.h.s im p-fiMu;dvly entitled to una for publlcA firm of all new i:ri.trch''n .'rented '-n It or not ntherwlaa credited if pnhlmhed iK'Fin. Ail rltfhM of -republication of special dis patcher In thus papr. ;ir.d ;jUo the. local news herein ftltfo Are N.if ic.nrtl Advfrtirtlnif Representative .r. r.-. i:ooknk.v & co., inc., ftttn P'rancitico, Lou auk lew, Xe;ml, Portland, Chicago, ni,v.ti, ,Vw York W7 KW.'fcl f'TTO.V RATES By f.'arrier Dnlly, p-r monMi in .id '-'. nee , f i ly. nix month: In a.Ivum'.ft .. Daifyr stn&Ie copy . .... By Mil 1 1 Dully,! per month in ,idv;mc , fiaily, per x nioiUli In advance Dnilyr pr y--:ir In HiU'itiiri. Weekly Ohserver-MtJir. per yar 755 J4.50 5c 5 Oft 1!.S $5. 00" ta.oft ADVKRTfHiNO RATES Display, frtriarn. per column men. , Display, local, p-r column inch Time contract pr-rs on applicarion.- 42c 40a IABEhAftTlN ft will ho fnn to know what per rent the farmer sits wit of A T Mtraw hat. f rwal! heart n' tit' wovtl 'hrjit''' when f wnys a yminMtcr. but It didn' have nofh in" like, rhft wUle veneral applica-ilr.-n it rnjoy to lay. Box Heads Move ! Against Raskob In Washington WAMHf.VGTON. June 14 AP) DmocratJ of the country wer! nrffpd today by RtpreHntative Box of Texaa, aRitanc house demo crnric leader, to take their party contra! out of the hands ot John J. Rakoh, chairman of the national committee. Til e Texan who- supported Alfred PI. Smith an the democratic presi dential candidate charged in the house that Kankoh and hia aaao ciareji were spekinar to chanire the party into an instrument of the as sociation aainat the prohibition amendment and make it merely "the organization of the liquor and anti-restriction block." Awsertinff that therw was "no profesmon that Mr. Raskob la any thing but a republican of the hiffli finance type with no interest in democratic principles," Box de clared Raskob was eeklngr to de stroy the democratic party "so that it cannot soon become a dangerous opponent of hia own party." tVmjfresfl stavfrl rUclf from a very senrnja blunder when it finally killer! -the two amenrlmenta to the cenaua reapportion ment hiif thrttx! amendments which would have excluded tif'jfroca and Hlien. from the count. Neither amendment haai st 1 to stand on-. Neither was put in as a statesmanlike measure; petty congressmen devised them simply to harass, and embnrrTu-to the opposition. Kach was sectionalism at its worst, ft i'a a good thin that both were at last killed, Shallow Dive Is Cause of Death HAr.K.Yr, Ore., June 14 .F' Archie B. Oraham, Si), of Detroit, Mich., died In a. honpttal here late Thursday from injuries received when he dtvd into shallow wafer while Hwirominsr In the Willametfe river. Oraham s head' struck bot tom and h. was paralyzed from the neck down. AIRMEN MAKE WAY ACROSS THE ATLANTIC Charles A. Lindbergh made hia dramatic landmjf over two yara ajra on hits epoch making Ne,w Yoric-to-Parla hop. One hundred police reinforced the ruffular ffiiarda and: cleared the field in anticipation of a ifreat throng1 to greet the Prencll fliers. The field will be guarded thU evening- by a large farce of addl- tional policemen. The 34th regi ment of aviation will throw a cor I don around the land in tr place upon I wnich searchlights will be trained1 : aa a ffuide to the airmen. I Tin An let y Am Tec There waa no anxiety here as 1 yet. For the moment all specula tion here turnti on whether the air men win be ahle to beat the time of the famous flight of flal. Charles A. Lindberjfh. 33 hours,, for hia trip cornea to the mind of the : P'rench whenever they think of ' ocean flights. The parents of Armeno Lotti. the radio operator, sDent an almost ! sleepless night for their thoughts j were out over the Atlantic. How- that the flight would succeed. "Madame Lotti hardly slept at all last nijrht and I didn't get very much slum her myself," M. Lotti said, adding that they both ex pected to go to Le Bourget this evening to await the arrival of the Yellow BiM. ContlnuM from rage Onel the Yellow Bird at the famous r.e Rot-rirer. flying field where Col. PILOTS BRIDE AXXIOI'S NEW YORK, June 14 (AP Mrs. Jean- Asno'ant, bride of the Yellow Bird's French pilot today waited anxiously In her hotel ' apartment, for news of the mono plane cnac toon orr yesteraayrrom President Hoover didn't men-! tlon prohibition when he deliver-i ed his charge to the new law' enforcement commission, funny that no one asked about, it, either. TRY W. K. GILBERT CO. FIRST t - THINGS THAT ARK TM.KOAI. Kvcryono knows that thft states of America have passer! ncoresi of odd or fooli.ih laws that no one obeys or even knows about. f!ut did you ever check up to see just exactly how 1 weird some of them are? 2 The Portland News reeentiy presented a compilation of .:; some of them. The lif t makes interesting reading proving, ; as it does, how en.y it is to get a law passed to remedy any imaginable kind of abuse. in Seattle, for instance, it is against the law to sprinklft 1 Rait on the sidewalk in the wintertime to melt the snow. Everybody does it, and nobody knows there's a law against i it iut the iaw is there, just the same, in the old days, it r.eems, the salt would run into the gutters, form a brine and A injure WM- fl-tolW '""'"'. '"' ' -j fOs Angeles has a law forbidding street car conductors i to shoot jack rabbits from the car platform. In New York i state it is illegal to travel more than 20 miles to church on .Sunday. In Mtawhtisettsi it is against the law to travel at : all on Sunday "except for charity or necessity." Needless to say, this law fi;is been completely forgotten by every soul in the Hay Ktale. j ) In Georgia it is illegal to ;;lap a man on the back. In North Carolina the law provides that twin beds cannot fie placed ' closer than two feet apart. California statutes provide that if you have a canary you must keep it in a cage of a definite minimum size. Portland has made it illegal to tickle anyone ; under the chin with a feather duster. Kansas has forbidden i the spitting of tobacco juice in public. j .Such a li. t, which only hits the high sots, shows how f ca:;y it is to get. a law passed to prohibit anything in this ; country. And their very existence is injurious to the good and necessary f.iatules. Oregon is no exception. We am well give fin. re attention to quality, less to quantity. CIlflYSLKU COACH Lit to 1!! model, run IC,,(H)() miles, at a sacrifice. Cash Terms Trade Perkins Motor Co. '.r. !h A'I.iin -- M.i lit '.io "Tflll UN Mil I III IIWIIMIM UU Grande Ronde Meat Co, Packers and Distributors of Mt. Emiiy Products City C'rocery snd Market Main 75-50 Economy Grocery and Market Main 573-18 Hoover Market Main 755 vv nar M lixounty union akes-Makes Union County LFn'-.S LEARN' TO "PLAY BALL" TOGETHER. Each one do his part 'in supporting HOME TRADE and HOME INDUSTRY to the end that La Grande may continue to grow and prosper with fine schools, churches, homes and all puMic advantages made possible by the taxes, the payroll, and support of local industry. MT EMILY HAMS .O lb. Sugar cured. None letter. DA CON HACKS 'Z'Zf lb. Mt Emily brand. MT EMILY BACON 28c lb. Sugar cured. A home product unexcelled. PICNIC HAMS 20? lb. Sugar cured. Smoked in stockin nette bags. liaby and steer beef of excellent quality, purchased in GRANDE RONDE VALLEY. QUALITY FOOD FOR LESS Cold Medal Mayonnaise 29c .."1 l ull Tint Jars We a re ciKipcrating v.llh I'.e.st Foods, Inc., and I nion Creamery in making this price for the month of June. Pacific Stales Kline Shows Special Children's Matinee fJc. Matinee Soliidai June 1.1, Afternoon From 2 . . fo .7 p. m. All Shown and II'hIch 1 ('!', NT SAI.K Ripe Olives I'Alia Nirge Pint Tins One Tin I wo !''0- . ;(c Heinz Rice Flake A New Cereal that is CihmI, 2 Packages .... 25c 5c 5c 5c i;iUG ALL THE KIDDIES Auspices American Legion SATCKDAY, JUNK 152 p. in. to 5 p. Urown Suar C. it II. iii ilulk I Munii;i 25c Syrup l.iliei lv Hell Pure Cane and d rv Maple -Callon Tins M.4. Shrimp Monarch P. rand Ijirgc Jumbo QQ Size Reg. Tins, 2 for OJC Old Dutch SUNDAY, JUNE 16 "FATHER'S DAY" Let's Give Dad a Tie or a Smart Shirt Who is it that wears the patchwork hose. And seldom goes to picture shows. That his girl may have fine clothes ? It's Father! Who is it wears last summer's hat. That his boy may join a sporty frat. And think it ouite right at that? It's Father! WTio is it buys the bread and meat? Who keeps the shoes on all our feet, And then gets shoved in a back seat It's Father! We've Mother's Day and Poppy Day And lots of other holidays, But almost all are Labor Days For Father! Get out his slippers and easy chair. Caress and smooth his rumpled hair, And let him know you're glad he's there It's Father! A SUIT SALE In His Honor All $35 and $40 Suits Now on Sale at 29 50 v t' i J 4 . V ENTIRE SHIRT STOCK REDUCED .... 20 ALL REGULAR $1.00 TIES 79c ALL REGULAR $1.50 TIES $1.29 N. K. West & Co., Men's Store Old Orchard. Me., for Part. Mm. Axsolant itald that she had not slfpt at all last night because of hr anxiety. "ThlJi bi no time for 8lp,, Bhe niirl. "As It prowa later and Iattr. f ffpt mnr nrvoi and i must Kp watch." When told that the steamer Ftorhamlw-au reported that tht; Yellow Ftlrd had chanirrd Us course fo head for the A2rVeg'fihe said. "It's wonderful to have any nf?.'! of fhm af ail. f have tin- hounded: faith in Jpan and I know he will come out somehow." Mrs. Assolant. formerly a Xpw York actress married A.molant in Maine early this week after a brief courtship. COritNK CHAXiKI) NEW YORK. June 14 (AD The ateamahip American Karmer about 16o0 miles out heard the monoplane Yellow Bird communi cating during the nlcht with the -nmr Rohfimh"atj of th" French line and the l.aconia of the f,'unrd line. The l.aconlu ,leift this side on June 8, and the Itoch ambeau left Havre on the same day. The me.saKei from the Kochani beati was received at - o'clock this morning and was In somewhat gar bled French. It was translated by French line officials as follows: "On account of the heavy use of gasoline we are changing our i course and going toward the azores find th Portuguese const. For All Cleaning Purposes 4 Tins 25c Pineapple Monarch I'.rand Fancy Kinit it in Heavy Symp, No. 2 tins, 2 for 40C Coffee MONAKCII This coffee is our largest seller. I'lended and roasted on the Pa cific Coast. Try it. We sell it on a money back guarantee. 1 Carton 55C 3lds.S1.60 Spaghetti Monarch in Tomato Sauce, No. 2 tins 2 for 25c Heinz Catsup The Host of the !7 Varieties, (t -f f( ljirge Pottles MUU Our Fruit and Vegetable Department Is Complete with everything the market affnrdK. We will b0 able to deliver Dr. McCoi mick's Health Foods that were ordered Monday. June Toilet Goods Sale EXTRAORDINARY FASCINATING VALUES We recommend these toilet creations with complete assurance that they will give ab solute satisfaction, in accordance with the manufacturer's guaranty JUNE 15TH TO 30TH Our Popular 25c Cake of Fragrant Jontcel Toilet Soap MVKN AWAY with every purcha.se ot 50c box of Jtmifvl CoM frvHiit Fncp Powder OellghtfiiHi' adherent, yet a cold cream powder that's in tercept t hie w hen gently ap plied to the face. Select your favorite tint. FOK '50c Jon feci ViinlshInK Cream QQ Sale Crlee OdC Rexall Theatrical Cold Cream I P..,m.l f-Q S.ile I'rlre OSfX, Harmony Cocoa Putter CoM QQ, Cream. Sale I'rlre ... OtL. Our new n.'c tiltw of Menth'Uiited i..vi:mku siivix; CIIKAM CIVKN AWAY with every purchase ut a bmi of I.AV F.NDKIt Ml VI(i LOTION It leaves the nmst atifnrtor pen.ation after nhavlng. HOT 1 1 FOK $1.00 Lilac p Vegetal OJC Ariiuiiiit Vanishing 'll Cream JL I-emon Cocoa Butter Qrt Skin Cream'...: uJC Iemon Cocoa 90n Ilutter LHion jJC Hexotive Soap. J " 6 for 4DC Milk Magnesia Tooth 1Q Paste JC l-ivender Itath '70 Powwier i C lavender 1 f Tale lUC Quality Toofh ' -I Q Tiny Tot Bativ m. Taic 19C Three Cream Treatment All. MiMK Cold Cniim. Skin ('mini. VmiMilns Cream AM, TIIKKK for the prlif. of TWO l:ital.lini; yoii to obtain the three beauty essentials ti cleanslns. a nouilshliiK and a protective or u base cream. ALL J I'll It $2.00 Klenzo Shaving Cream Sale Price Kexall Shaving Iiotiim Sale Priee C"ld Crea Sale Price .lonteul 29c 19c 39c 'J'Mirglii Hosr Cold Cream 19c ,--c in. of incomparable Duska Talcum with every purchase of ti II. "in box of lnkn Kbit l'ovw,.r This rcmarkiible fare powder prevents a shiny skin. HOT 1 1 Knit .$1.00 SAVK WITH S.U-KTY AT VM It ItKXAM, I. Ill (i STOHK GLASS DRUGS, Inc. 3