La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 23, 1929, Image 7

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    Friday, August 20, l!)2i)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
Page Seven
Dave Tucker, of Joseph, Subject
I Of Story In American Magazine
103 Years OL
JOSKI'II. Or (Special) "Dnve
"ucltfi, Who Is Now Viei'-IMvMt-Irtont
Aif -the Hunk. He Onrt rtubhod"
s the tltli' of a iViitinvil iniorvfi'w
y MiiffiiiT White in iho St'idi'inher
a-nc oi' llit- Anii'i'tciin ni;iirnztne
BtvhiHi Iimh liwn mini iiy pnicticiilly
ixin (if t h I'mnimiiiity
1 h pnsL U' hi vp. or at
ih many us rouhl ncuiv
mauiiziiH-. It Is the- story i:f a
il in;in who vrn:)Kcl society,
ft.iii put. I his 'h-l.t in lull to (ho si:.!.'
unit ri'l iirnt'd to his community to
(-.stahlislt his own kooiI nanit.
I'hal lie sucM'-h'(l Is Khown by the
umi'I I Mill he Is now ijlie ol tile best
ftiliMl anl most tmcci'w.si ol Hiniii r.s
In Ihe lnwi r valley
R-very t-ili:
UlurhiK Hi
H-nst by :
' jt -.vnun o! many
;". TW, 'liifld'c ik
4 fffrinee it uiiH jie
I Jl 1 "Ml tl
- j ueli liten
! ' niu.Kh. i
lifter tho l-cnitiliifler oi the tnonev
The negro vh i:i (own tor' several
rhiyB ' makliiK vnriotis inquiries,
bought litin.si'lf a new suit oi
clothr-H ami preHinnnbly left to join
KlUhutrh ai't.-r rinding the inonev
KlthuRli's blalin mMrtsvi was
leained and nun were sent to ar
rest him, but for snnii-' reason thev
never dW. m'rnrrling to .Mr. Knight
.Mr. Tucker ploiule.! guilty and
was Henioni-ei) to ciglu years in i hi
Oivgrmi penitentiary, one yenr be
Ihr lor the alleged prime rtr oitile
sti-alliiK. Me was, howver, exon
erated of Ihe latter crime by one
wiine-s who IkhI sworn 1'ulwlv
agaln.vi him. Mr. Tuckd- tells in the
ai-tiete of tin li;mlnliips of ills ycm-M
in ihe penlieniiary a:nl how lie In-- "
eame. "righy wilh hiuiHeif afler
four years of illca i et-rat ion. lie wnn
made a Inisty ami lac-d in chaiKe
'of tho prison horn and livestock -
After his re lea h from prison Mr.
me hark to Joseph and
Job h.-rdi ig sheep from
v.idoin. a Prairie ci t ei:
losepli'lti yi'ars ago uis tlie ren-
uny lawless diameters
liioted as say iiu;-.
et off by itself and
Ji;id no easy means of eommnniea
kiou Willi tile outside win Id. .Man.
Hi in do:ui, eame hen. n hide out j Tucker (
(Jli-oiil arrest and uthers of the s;unr 1 secured i
nt followed them In, KHz- I'eter It
leader of tile iiK'ii who rob- farmer.
-)..-d the l-'lrst .Hank of Josi pli, is live wan
r. liiemhered l.y old Minors here Vested It In sheep and
anee ne was in lown aooui a nioni n During the last 2
;Def;re the robbery took place. 1 le . gradua lly
said to nave neen a pleasant, until hp is considered n:o nf
g'.scll-appearlng man. Hi-own. who most prosperous men in this see-
fv.ns Kiiieu uuii.ig ine roinieiy, way lion and is a leader In various
jo!.;iger and considerably less of a iWimmunlty enterprises.
gardened criminal thiin was Kit'.-j - The 1 oilier youth Implicated In
lingli. Al. V. Knight Knew bolli the ndibery chose to stand trial bill
smeii rntlier Well and s:iys Unit ho was conviclod
fjltrown lohl him he was living ri-
'del- nil aKsunuMi name and I old
ft., wl.Ml t.il trill. ..,!... .,M.U lull
Ipio lias forgotten It, , not her boy
of a numbi-r of grafted aninuits
and men," ho said, "the sueeesslvi'
recalls now are definitely estab
lished. They follow: Not notable,
change during: the first two months.,
than a gradual Improvement in
hiuseular strengi h; better up po
lite: better working of organs
! hitherto unfeebled: and", In the
case of men, greater capacity , for
Intellectual work: lower blood
preK.mre: bettor metabolism. These
svmplnmH arc very marked during
the first two or three y ars hut. fall
off gradially until. In the fifth
you i, they disappear.
ROY DROWNS
THURSDAY IX
MORGAN LAKE
The hotly was in the water nearly
lx hours.
Mrs. I'lirdy was at Krulttand,
Ida., when Iho filial accident oc
curred and n telegrnut was sent to
her immediately. Hhe arrived hero
ahout midnight last night, the
griofstrieken father and mother j
meeting lit their heme Just as Mr,!
I'urdy and the rescue party re- j
.turned from ttie lake with the boy.
The I'urdys ar members of the'
Christian chdreh and Uollin was -a
irgu'lar attendant, haviJig'a. wide
circle f friends. Ills unfortunate
doatli came as a sad shook to the,
community. ;
Itollln'H body is at the Snortgrais i
and Zimmerman mortuary. The llt-j
tt,. boy was H years of ago, having !
been born on Nov. iio, Kuncrnl sor-
vices' will bo hold at the mortuary!
.Monday afternoon at '1 o'clock.
om:;( i'ioi:i:it iuks
HiiSKHrilli, Ore., Aug. (API
--Mrn. Klora Hermann, widow of
IHngor llermnnn, congrocsinan
from Oregon for 1t years and for
six years commissioner of tho I'ni-
i ted StatPH giMieral land office, died
j here last bight afler n lengthy 111
! noss.
Mrs. Herman was horn at l.nw
rencehnrg, I ml.. Octciher :t, IS47,
: crossing the planes by wagon train
; when she was four yoar old. They
i rem hod I'orttand in IS.VJ.
True Greatneii
nrctitnoss lios not In hdug slronu
a tout hut in ihe ulii of your
t rongl It. 1 1 enry Wa nt I !et Iim.
frontlnued from Page 1)
Biblical Women
cessfnl diving, as It was impossible - Tlioro Is no roinplclo cl-tipler In
to seo underneath the surface. In , Hie lilhle wrlllcn hv a woiuiin iihonl
Hplio of this, many of the men i wuiiieu. Proverlis :t is oiloii sup-
made altcmptH to recover the hoy ( lHm.. in ,(. stich :i cliupier. It ran-
if Hie word lluil Klii
-Nv.l l.n.t Aiitivlett liRrctm
lie siayed with him lor une nmidroil and throe years old
, saved his money and in- mi Amr l i:iln,i. rv.i
lilth- ranch. Pasadena, Calif., has had a l(oC
us he has hirthdrivM hm h cttn ix
increased these holdings thm na Ihnv n .-a ol.n,.D Atln.,.l
hy hundreds of hi memls; Mr.
Cole is shown above in his garden
gathering delicacies for the all
day birthday feast.
hv diving and swimming under
water.
I. ung Motor I'sctl
As soon as the body was taken
from the water, the lung motor
was put into use .and operated con
tinuously for more than four liotp-ft,
- although most of the people pres
ent gave up hope long before that.
sisH Int'yt'ly
I eiuuol's mother inuirht him iiml
irtiuh of It Is nhoiii iho lrtues of
women.
Three hundred citizens of North -fhhl,
O.. signed a petition favor
ing dog root's. (Josh! lo that
many people bet- and win? -
the
'.id sent to the
penitentiary, l-'rod Wngner, local
blacksmith, who' Is said by l l.oyd
to have killed Itrown and done
most of Ihe siiooting during tho
ir ago this
-spring al 1 lilgard when a !:nge
timber fell on him while he was
working on a bridge.
PREVENTION
OF DEATH IS
HELD LIKELY
i.jae'red tin- cashier li
t ii : W money till which
Blb'ical lnlosicante
The word of i he HiTiplures.
trnnsliiLi'il. which npply. lo wino'or
liqtior: nre "ya. in." I're-h juice :
"ttrosli." not fully Hired lull .iuloxl
catlnir: "hel;har." strong drink.
iiud Mr. I acker comprised Iho par- holdup, wtis killed
v h i-nlil.ed I lie hank. ,
l'ity.liugh and Ilrown entered the:
ink, the Iwo younger lads stand- '
tiing out.ddo as lookouts, l-'itzhugh
t hand over,
ho did and
.loniedialoly afterward someone
Bill ed. A ruled no-n t hen streamed
Sunt nf stores and saloons. Kitz-
liugh snatidied tho money sack
iroin the fallen Tirow u, mounted
his horse and escaped down th
slreet in n rain of bullets. His
Morse :is frightened by the' eom
itioiion nnd he was :ria)de to mount
tviih the heavy money sack, which
contained prohiibly Iuihi silver dol
lar. nnd ?uii in hills, so he tied a
nipe ;i round I lie sack and dragged
it behind him on the ground ouf
df town. Old timers say Hint he
stayed Hint nfghl in n descried e:ib.
in on upper prairie creek, where
lie cached pari of ihe money, ami
Iff for Idaho. It Is said Hint some
time kiter ho sent :i negro h here"
(Continued from Page. 1) (
of Paris, one of Iho world famous
exponents of this tcchniuue. Hc
said evidence accumulates that
grafted glands do not shrivel and
disappour, lull I hut they continue
to live. Neverlheh ws, the effects
of iho grafting do not last -'indefinitely.
"Thnnks lo 10 years observation
N --.lb '
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Children's Matinee Saturday
All Shows
and Rides-w
Books
For Boys and Girls
"Tho Adventure Clul)'J (PO A A
hy Hose Fyleniiin 5.Uv
With the Kitnie ohiirms that prevails her more fimci
f nl writing Miss Kyleman chronicles this tale ol' real
children.
"Polaris" (PI CA
by Ernest Harold liaynes tP JL. 0f
Every dog lovers w ill wish to have this biography of a
great-souled dog on his shelf.
by Hose Fyloman : $2.00
A study of a child for parents and teachers and all
lovers of children and lor the children themselves.
"Jack PumpUinhead of Oz," (1 IK
by Until Thompson Pl. I O
Jack Pumpkinhead is the hero of the newst ()z book,
and his adventures are as strange and wonderful as
any happenings ever recorded by the royal historian.
"The Uurgess Animal Hook lor Children".... $3.00
Ahiong the most admirable and entertaining writers
ol animal stories, Thornton Burgess ranks at the top
of the list.
"Hero Stories From the Old Testament" (fi-t Fft
by Loveland P 1 DJ
In these Bible stories the outstanding figures of the
Old Testament move before you as vividly as if you
had met them yesterday.
La Grande Book & Stationery
Company
"' -t-(J AT. A
I ... . .JLl:1 Aaams Ave.
...... ye"Taku"Su!)scfip'lio1fs for'alilTagazIncs
that Carnation Milk not
only makes the most deli
cious soups and sauces, ice
creams and candies and
' nlilk dishes of all kinds, but
docs it economically.
Write for Cook Book
CARNATION MI1.K
PRODUCTS CO.
. O. ho 2158, Station A
1'ortlunii, Ore.
School
Supplies
Ueniember to get your
nolo books, lublots, pen
tils, covers, fillers and all
incidental supplies where
"quality at low price" is
more than a slogan, it is
real.
L&L
DRUG CO.
Cool Underwear and Airy
Pajamas Make Both
, Ends of the Day Meet.
S(in iii lnis In ill, lint first thills'
ur IE(ioii shirts tltitl ltltoli
Mini-Is Kri'll oil cimiI nil liny.
.Mi:iii up inn iM.f.M-i pillim mill
na(.r4, ilif.,. ri'iilhi i uriRhl pa
Jilniiis ii, tl Mm tl t'iiiiil'i,rtnlil.
nil nlulit.
Slli ami iilnr in imtli pntlin-uifl
tu i 'in. fully ns :1m' ihry i-rt. ko-
Id ti.ilii4'i. ymir rrnutt.
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"''nn the all.y H.ar for th- ml
of tht- i.-con.l hnll.
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freeze ice cubes and. to make possible dozens of new desserts
that require extreme cold.
Stop in and see this latest FriRidaire development. You need,
Frigidaire. Now is the time to buy. See this new Frigidaire
today ... in our display room.
A Product of General Motors
Sold on Easy Pay men Is
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lectric Shop
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Produced in Oregon Stuca 19DQ 1 vA r"-
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The Safeguarded 2V11I
Grande Ronde Meat Co.
Packers, and Distributors of Mt. Emily Products
City Grocery ' II Economy Grocery II Hoover
and Market . and Market Market
Main 75-50 Main 573-18 ' Main 755
"What Union County Makes, Makes Union County"
More and more the Thrifty Housewife is shopping at GRANDE RONDE .
MEAT COMPANY.
; WHY?
LISTEN We'll tell you. Not only does she get the finest service, but she
gets belter foodstuffs lor less money.
u a "v - Fresh Vegetables! 5
Have you noticed how they are' kept in refrigerator counters?-. Bought
direct from the farm and kept refrigerated until purchased by our cus
tomers. Always nice and crisp and do not cost you any more than the
other kind.
MT EMILY LARD SUGAR CURED BACKS, 24(Hb.'
m NV 10 1,!ljI"?,1,2v f I-ean, mild cuitd. Fresh from '
10c for return of pail. ouv net '
cost for a No. 10 pail is only $1.19. smokehouse daily.
Open kettle rendered 10()'; pure. . -.
Mt Emily Sugar Cured Hams . PICNICS, Sugar cured 22 )i
o i j vuii1'1' . o i cure, Excellent ,
Smoked with Hickory Saw Dust. '
Just the right flavor. flavor.
HOME PRODUCTS FOR LESS MONEY! BUILD YOUR OWN CITY,
AND AT THE SAME TIME SAVE MONEY.
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Quality Food For Less
1l lu.Mimntxi1- Jl
III). , 00 2 1b,
Pail v LOL I'nil .... ....
Grape Fruit
Uiclioliim llraiul. The
finest pack, No.2 fQ
tins, I for JoC
Shelled Walnuts
!' a ii c y litfhl (itartcrs
50c
liosh
1 Ii).
Comet Rice Flakes
25c
llavo you tiicd thorn
!! IKIckitKCH
Iodized Salt
Ix'stii;'s rcg. cai toli, Saturday
only, 2 for . ,
19c
Peets Granulated Soap
I'nr washing niachinos, 7 Ff
2 Ijje. piickajfcs i
Schilling Products
We will frivo you I'm; Saturday uily
with SchilliiiK:
l-ll). can coffee 1 can Paprika Free.
l-ll). can Tea 1 can Pastry Spice Fro;.
l-lli. P.akiiiff Powder 1 liottle Maple
PNtract.
45c
' Pineapple
Fancy Hole in syrup, slightly A f
hroken, tins, 2 for ft DC
Candy Special
I Hi. Chocolate lliownies
1 Hi. Mello Caramels QQrt
2 lbs. lor O.JC
Crimson Rambler Syrup
Cane or Corn, QQ
gallon pails . 0C
Tomatoes
I -"a i icy Oregon No. I'n f' f
IH-lli. crate OiC
Watermelons
Klondyke, ico cold
Saturday :
2c
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