La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 18, 1929, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextPage Five LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Friday, October 18, 1929. 4- 4M - : ) i I! If h Local News In Brief j ' iMint Kvtu)ivi Trips i K Itiihsi'll S.-ott went to North v l'owili-r MtiT'hiy on tnisims. To- iiiui'i'ow he will Ko to HaUer to hold V ii court of honor in the oveniioT ,; which will h. a Inri-'f court with Hie ii:nli"K of two Knjjlo scout tnlK to K-nnit Mty:rs of North 1 I'owiiw. :inl Kiitfene Hlakly of Italtcr. Monday Mr. Scntt plans in jit ail lli towns in Wallowa county. At The Hotels K M. Ilyan. Uochcster, N. Y.: Mrs r. I.. SpriiiKfr. Spokane; .1. J. K.'Oh.-n. Spitkune; S. O. Vonrheis. liakfi; itoy A. Harris. Vndli-toi; l I,. Wilkin. Spokane; Theodore lV Click1!', Snoliani: and J. M. Sirton. Jtoisi. are rcKistered at . imal hon-;s. AWnl ThmiiKli , (Scniw V. HainiUon of the cor pora tton depart in nt of the snte of OivK'Hi spent Wednesday l)iKu in l.a Cirande. He is returning to Portland from Salt Lake City where he has hcen for several weeks. Trophy Klimvn , The n-oi-.e trophy which was awarded to the O.-W. It. K. and .N. unit was displayed at the tneet Injr yesleidiiy of the hrhUe and 'Jintenanee of the way foremen hy .L I Crodskl, pcrn'rul salVl; UKcnl of Die O.-W. from PnrUuml. lns-;es Through Floyd Cook, secretary of tlio re ; puhlicau state central committee. drove throufrlt J-u CJramlo on hlft , way "to I hi Iter yesterday. letter hi the day lie returned and Sena itor Kiddle accompanied him on his Pway to Portland. Ttw Scent Troop A new hoy scout troop Is hi liii; organized at Ml. den for whieo J.toyd lieerman. the school teach er there, will he scoutmaster, lie will beKin with a troo.p of 12 hoys. i haimes I'lca - Coldit- lliait. after entering a. pUa of not K"iUy y-storday after noon to the chaw' r larceny, lilend Ktillty in justice court thi. inornlnK and was fined $25 nnn Vsis. To Poii land on Iluslness ':' W. IS. Atiiiew and A. L. roller, of the tiuardian Itulldlnir and Loan, went to Portland Thursday morn hu,' after .siiendinjr a few days in .n Crnndc. Itefore stopping here 1hey went lo Ontario and Nyssa on hiisiness trips. Returns IVoni CalM'rnln J Mrs. N. K. Hi-adshaw who has liCi-n visiting' In Pasadena and Los j Angeles wlih relatives has return-j 4-1 to her home in l.n (Irande after l'ycjir's absence.- She- lives ;t j 5 I (I ;i ( 'ove fi venue. - . T'rom 1 la Iter '.. .ludge W. M'. Duby. of 1 taker, was in La (J ramie yesterday on hii-'inesj and calling on friends, judge Duby was a former county judge of Itaker county and a form er state highway commissioner. Hunting Trip N. W. Courtney, "llud" Notvllle J-:mniett. and Charles Weise ex pect to return this weekend from a hunting trip in tin territory 'poiith of l.a (Irande where they have liei-n for about a week. Here This Weekend . i;iiza lift h John nsen from 1 'on dosa is in l-i Crande to sitend the weekend with friends and rela -lives. To Portland on HiMiies Mr. and Mrs. .lack l-'erris drove to Portland yesterday on business for the weekend. They expert ti return the first of the week. Ccrmjuloti I Due loan error In Wednesday's issue of The Observer the name oi Miss Judy Moore was written with the prefix of Mrs. In Portland j Slate Senator Fred K. Kiddle ; left last nitMil for a wftekeuil trip! to I'ori land. lie w III return Monday. liCtitiuj; Ttiihiy Clifford Stoop Is leaving today on his way to Kuitene where he Ml be r fpplnyed by t ) Western Your rule in a bushel of corn is f Hills Bros' rule in roasting coffee You pop only a little at a I imr. And every berry of J I ills linis. Coffee is masted evenly 1)!cju- only a lew puimJ at a time pass con tin.ionsly through tike roast er. This process Con- trulled Roasting produces a flavor such as jou'il never fm. I in hulk-roasted coffee. HILLS BROS COFFEE mat t.aMr . Lopping t ' nion TclPKrn ph com pa ny. I I is ! mother is also In Kukcih Mr. and M:s. l-fon Nu:iH, ot Joseph. iirt staying with Mrs. Con rad Nicdrcr in h r hum' on Ad ums. Mr. Xusiill is hero for treat- nient. i lYoin I'ortlaiHl i t c. coleman- of the Chicnwo and North Western railroad, was j in La Crnndc this week on husi- : ness. ":. ; I Imil itiT Trip Charlie Kitchen and Clark Denny are Koititf to Ontario S:in- day on a linnMnx trip. 'Vlsitlii- Klslor j Mrs. Croi-fro Marx, of Knjrene, I is visit i iik her sist er. M rs. C. L. l.loel, and will he here for ahout ten days. To IortlainJ John Italslon Is Roinff to Port land today where he will slay for a few days. While there he will visit his urandmnthcr. In Pine Valley (ieoiKp Kinmons Is In Vino Vsil ley where he will remain for ahout threo weeks on husincs. His hntno is in La flrnndo. ; Return Saturday II. L. lies Is expected to return Saturdny from Ithiho where he has been for several days on business. New Posh ion ' Mrs. Douglas Kline has accepted a-position as office secretary of Dr. J. J.. Intrle. ' Hunting Trip j I Iowa id (Jlcnn anil Karrel Mur ! ray an xoinK1 ileer limiting today i up Catherine Creek. Here Yesterday Leon Stodilard, of 11a Iter, was in La C ran ile yesterday. Woman Fatally Hurt in Wreck PORTLAND. Ore.. Oct. IK (AP) Mis. J. A.s Moriran. of Condon. Ore., was perhaps, fatally Injured today In an auto accident on the base line road. With her husband, she was com ing into Portland. Morgan was driving a heavy sedan car. .1 usl ahead of him was Alex Wellln. in a light delivery car. Wallin lives on the hnse line road. Earth Tremors In Texas This Morning HIU SIM'.IXCS, Texas. Oct. IS (Al) Hundreds of retburs iiepe were awakened today by tliY rattling if windows and bric-a-brac, believed to have been caused by earth tremors. The first of a series of shock occurred at i'li'.Hi a. in. The last was registered shortly before 'I o'clock. Itesidetns. who reported they conn led five I remors, said 'he last was lh,. most s v re. All of the shocks were of a few sec onds duration. McAHI.LAN IS MATCH ST. LOCIS, Oct. IS (AP) Jim McMillan, of Chicago, former I'ni versityof Illinois football player, defeated Paul Jones, Los Angeles, in the main event of a wrestling show here last night. McMil lan won with a flying tackle und a body, block after f4 minutes of wrestling. McMillan weighed 1M7 pounds and Jours snj. They Are Like That Men tire mi credulous mi smalt, yet so vainglorious, always .so caer to frovo thai amid I be hu inensily of f-reryl hiiitf, tlte.v, at let, stand sfottir, proud, victori ous. I'arui and I'intilde. Costly Chemical Radium is probably Hie most expensive chemical in n.e today. I f'ninn Tnloirrnnh rnmivinv 1H I The first lOOr All Natural Color, Talking, 11, Dancinf? Picture A Kiotoas ExtravaKanwi of Color! With IllvTTY (OMPSON. ARTHt'R LAKK, SALLY O'NKIL, JOK K. P.ROWN, LOl 1SK KAZKNDA MACHINE "BRAIN" TO BE IMPROVED New "Lobe'"' Will Triple Powers of M. I. T.'s Mechanical Wizard. Ity Howard V. Ulak : Selenee Kdltor ' (Assoeiatpd Press feature Servlee) j OAMimiUfll-; Mass. (AIM The "inechunieal brain" is going back ) to school, so to speak, to earn the equivalent of a college degree. j Through. some mechanical changes reiiiiring a year or more j, to complete, the "bruin." a sclent l- fic marvel developed hy Massa chusetts Institute of Technology, will be made ten times as accur ate and have three time Us present i scope. i The "brain" Is an electrical ap- ! pa rat us which solves problems too i complex for the human mind, and d oes. It eight m i mi t es t o a f e w i hours, computations that would keep an engineer busy from a mouth to a year. .Vol a Toy Tt is not a toy. but is used in applied industry. Its maker, who now Is expanding its usefulness. Is 1 r. Vunnevar Hush, professor of electric power transmission. - ( One of the-latest illustrations of j its usefulness Is in picturing ac tion of the energy that flows at almost iiveo -relvahle velpeity in every lighted radio, tube. This en- j ergy is in st reams of electrons. Mathematical equations treat the . performance of these electrons and the results, in music and talk, jus tify the equations. . lint what is the path of an elec- , trim In an act ual tube, and how ; fast is it traveling? To draw this path in a graph on paper and show the speed of the electron at each point, the psohlchi handed to the mechanical, brain, whose collegiate nam is the Product lntegraph. I The equations are plotted nn two t sheets of paper, which are laid on J two small tables, where each moves slowly forward beneath a cylinder. This part of the brain looks much like a very small scale mangle for ironing cloths. Pointer connected with the cyl-I inders follow the path of the plot-' ted line on the paper, anil as they move, cause fluctuations in an elec trical current. This flunetuating power Is transferred to apparatus t hat moves two pencils upon nn other sheet of paper. One pencil draws the graph of the electrons i path; the other shows their speeds. i The t-rux of the trick Is to chanue almost infinitely small , power variations , into sufficient energy to drive the recording pen- ; cils. At the critical bottle neck of this energy-tra nsler, drops of liquid mercury arc used as clectrl- ' 5 en I contact -points to reduce fric tion. i New I)cic In developing the additional cal j dilating powers; of Mr. Product In tenrfrpii. one "new - device" is an ' ap-. plica! inn of a principle useful in automobiles to change the touch of a' woman's fingers on a steer ing wheel into the power required to turn a pair of balloon tire wheels. The brain now solves first and second or der different ial equa -tions. With Its added mechanical learning, through n new "lobe." it. will solve those of the sixth power. Campaign Under Way To Silence Loudest Radios liadio Kditor (Associated Press Kent lire Service) Hy l l-. Ilutterfleld The campaign continues against an oveiinduiu'eme in Ioud-seak-in radios late at niirhl. Particularly have those New York City resilient s who write to tho newspapers been quick to ex press their objections to 1 he oper ation by apartment dwellers, and others, nf the radio receiver at full tilt even after the Metropolis' late I hour bedtime. The way to overcome the diffi culty miirht be via one of those UNDER SIDES OF LEAVES ARE DUSTED WITH PLANE An airplane dusting hea ns in central California. The propeller mechanism (inset) shoots the powder to the under side of the leaves. "educational campaigns." Teach the radio owner that 10 should be: the universal retiring time and 1m- I press upon him or her (he need of, reducing volume to the lowest ! good reception point so that sleep ing neighbors will not he disturbed. Then if education falls, t he man- u fur Hirer might be appealed to. Maybe his engineers could devise ' a muffler for the radio something on the order hy which the apto- mobile maker put the chug-chug of the ballon-tired vehicle under controt. ' Whether station announcements should he made more often than some of the instances on record Is a question which the type of , program being presented is decld- ; ing. Itadio presentations, such as plays and sketches, are not Inter rupted by the repenting of the call letters where such announcements iniuht cause too much of an inter ruption In the story. .Musical pro grams, as a rule, fit themselves more readily to the l.'p-mlnute re port. "This is station ." Lovers of the distance chase, and then are still many of them left at dials despite ot her state ments to the. contrary, probably would like to have frequent announcements. We Have Some Very Good Bargains '"';,''V0r'this"WeekOnly'''' Wash Drosses (i."e, or 2 for !)Sc l-'ur-Tri mined Coals, size 12 to 10 One lot S.'i Si-vora! l'nt Pirate (lifts NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP SPECIAL Notico to members of Orjranizvd I,nbor jMomlinrs of the Mill Workers Local Painters Local Postal Carriers Local Cai'iK-iiters Ivical Musiciiiiis Local Typographical Local I'.titchcrs Local llarliers Local Culinary Local lietail Clo ks Local The following stores are fair to oiRanized labor. Dis play the union card and seek the patronage of your members Club Cigar Store Talbotl Llectric Co. Carl Lynch Plumber. La Grande Construction Co. Home Lumber Co. Sash & Door Factory, (loodnough Cabinet Shop. Herman's Quick Lunch. Corner Lunch. Pijrjfly Wijrjdy (both stores). Paltison's Grocery. Joel's Grocery. Grand lionde Meat & Grocery Co. (both stores). Hill's Department Store. Can- Furniture Co. Westenhavtr, 1-ic. Andrews tiros. "The Toggery". Gilbert Hardware. iMohr's Cash Market ('recent .Meat Co. (both stores). I.ugg, Coolidge & Noah's Paint Stores. All Karber Shops. By Retail Clerks Local No. 417, Ted school cim,iiti: savl: NKW VOltK. Oct. IS (AP) A total of 4.L,:,,!i:i!i school children part U ipa(-d in school savings banking in the Cnited Statea dur ing the last school year, deposit ing $JS,ti i J.41HJ and rolling up m savings of $ln.f:t!i.!tS. The total hank balances now credited to this movement is more than $iMi,atni, tuui. says the annual report of the savings hank division of the Am-, ei icon ManUers association. SAI-'t: l'Olt POI.U I. STATION PORTLAND, Ore.. Oct. IS (AP The city council locked the barn j before the calf was stolen today. A safe was ordered purchased for Chief ot Police L. V. JeiiUhut after Homn members of the coun cil cm n ss d the 1 , li. f il :it the police station might be robltel some day. It was said SiH'.m'' was kept in an unloi ked drawer in the police station oir-aslona Hy. Boly Willioul Weijht T'u-iiri-1 ll.v i lii'dy v.i.itli! v.'1-;h tmllilit;; nt nil ;it tho i-cntiM' nr I In ranli. 'I'lcii Is ItiM-nii, llltllill 111 ll'IM-ll-ill Mll'H' I'XITIS ill) riiiiil r,n-,',' in nil illrc'rllniw. U. V. Copscy, Insiiiaiuo Lynch & Leighloii Kalk's Store Kline Set-. KMtOLI.MKXT 9.M K1TOKNK, Ore., Oct.- IK (AP) Knrollmer.t a,t the Cniversiiy of Oregon is LMiX-i, according to Marl PuUelte. registrar. CllUi IS STOWAWAY KI CKNK. Ore., Oct. 18 (AP) A five year obi curlv headed girl, who disliked her parents leaving her while they took n. short motor lour, became a stowaway today. When Mr. und Mrs, J. .1. Cramer, pasrattgwaiCThagsgiiiuiii i n ... hihljubii n I u vp&&Amm today a !i i P" "SAL ' 4 r of 1 SINGAPORE love romance of the sea litilii ,uu' l'u,,ti'' l'Vnliirlns I'h.vllW llitvor Vlau flit It- Irande Packers City Grocery and Market Main 75-50 i I KIi,. iSlliii--- m jtllk i STATE OF OREGON W. II. Lytle, Stale Veterinarian "This is to certify that I interviewed GRANDE RONDE .. MEAT COMPANY"'or tiVGi-iliide' Ot'eg'tih'ahd' Muriel 'a ' v'et'y ' clean and up-to-date lulling and packing plant and all mar kets in good, clean and sanitary condition. (Signed) W. Duby, Representative. The sanitation and wholesomeness of your meat products in our estab lishment is assured by the Class A license issued by the. STATE OF OREGON Veterinarian Office. WE ARE NOT PIRATES! But what about these cash ci 4 rpiTrrv 4 r i lunvn j r II prices tor Lard, 10 lbs $1.09 100 per cent pure kettle render ed. No moisture. Hams, per lb 29c Sugar cured, none better. Home products. Breakfast Bacon, II) 28c Lean, and of the very best quality. Quality Food for Less Sugi gar Fine Hiannliited. Cash lO-lb. cloth bag Butter Ml. Kmley brand, fresh churn- QQ ed. Cash price, 2-11). roll i5C Preferred Stock Peaches Fancy large Melba halve.-). 2'i tins Dromedary I'lu- choice of the date crop, pitted or regular. 2 pkgs Peas Monarch brand, fancy sifted. No. 2 tins-:! for....! Malt Fast Side, light or dark. No. .'1 tins. Special Bakery Cake Doughnuts, doz A pie Pie, each Harrlsburg, Ore., stopped ahout j rive miles from their home today to visit friends, the early head of; their da tight ei, I ilia, ft, bobbed over the aide o' tho car. She hud clumbered aboard the rnnnliiK board of the car. Society Complex A null) Is sent Into ilia world lo do a Job, not io ho a dinner com panion. American Mayn.Ine. Stai-tiiiR m filled with .drama, thrills, an- ,1 (-hlrily araj m 1 rio:.M pa Jp' "A,"o,ts fr 11,1,1 Hvlow It J Ronde Meat Co and Distributors of Mt. Emily Products Economy Grocery II and Market Main 573-48 DAiumJivi aim price, 63c 25c 252 size Simkist, verv sweet. doz , '. Dates 39c Fancy, smooth stock. I lbs Fancy white I lbs 49c Large 69c L'irge, firm 2 for Specials 15c 20c SAVE VIVtS GAFKTV fipiii) "Safety First" with Firstaid You cannot bo too careful when someone is hurt or when dressing; materials are needed for the .sick room. Make sure with FirUid Absorbent Cot ton, Antiseptic Gauze and Surgical Plaster. Firstaid is sold only at Kcxall Stores, Glass Drugs Inc. Tho lU'xnll Slore La Grande, Ore. 3 Hoover Market Main 755 iYiuiMJvi Picnics, lb 19c Sugar cured. The best. Sausage, lb 25c Farm sausage, 100 per cent lean pork. In 1-lb. cartons. Pork Shoulders, lb 18c Lean and well trimmed. Snowflake Crackers Large square family size; guar- OA anleed fresh. Kach OtC Flour Sea Foam brand, made in (I -i 4( La Grande. l!)-lb. bag Oranges 59c Sweet Potatoes 25c Crapes table grapes. 25c Lettuce heads. 15c Swansdowit Cake Flour Large package. Fach , 29c if! . a: t.' iPft:. ft