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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1929)
Abe Martin NEW: l -HnrpifM an ) 4.n liHltrpttaiMHii Mewftimfwr 1- lHOK&OHJlAH rBAJfH ft R7Nor o! Puhllna ' HARVBT P. MATPHttWH .. BiMtneiia Manaaar ' Pul)llhd evunlrtKB, xi'pt Hunilay, at 141H Adam Axanud . La Umnrtu, OrKuni Th oimepvur-Hiar ptihllhd av.ry "nay. BnterKd ai th Ponlofrloa at ba, (Irnnile, Grogon, aa Hauuaa Claw Mull Mmlur unilMP not of Mnmh d. 171. 1 OFKICIAU PAI'KR OP UNION COUNTY AN.1 THB ' .' PITY Of LA flRANnW " MRMHKH OB" AMOCIATP!l PRESS ' The Aaanalawil Pram la axrlualv.lv .nulled to u. for publloa tan of all ow diPHtchi arsdltad to It nr not. ottwirwlmi ontnltMl It publlabad Iwrma. All. rlulim or rauiililinntlnii ut mi.clal dl DatobM In Hit panr, and also the Icnnl new. heroin aim ra.rv(l, ' , . , '- ' ' National: Admrtlalns Kapratmntattwa : : -.'' M . wqavENtfttN CO., In... , - Ban rraiM-tano. U. AnKelxn. Brattle, portlnil. CMoavo, j . . . Dntrolt. New Tnrlc ' . ,; . ; iU BtMCRl PTTON HATUH ;. '." n Carrtur Dally; per month In ailvoni!e........ 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Si4uifto INtuilt hovn; in. la'tt.:iirf: i:IO, 'i'. ' .1 ,vv;; .;.:' Sun lmiM'lH"n KI'O (SMlur) l. NHC! S:;tn. f-?u-tur?: 'J. Xlf(! U r K it. Tflnifiiy und Hair, 1 u, fltinrA mitMlu: I I. NM! kinttr TdiHkn) . ami VI: 7. f'MM: -Hi. . jiYnh UiU.ifiiilm: H):HJ. rMH: 11 to l. Hun.',, amnio. : . Suit iMkit 'lty 'KSI,. (l i:tMiiitj o, Mil': 8. Am rm t mut Andy: : J f. inunlrrat; iwtt nr"H: j 10. ijiiiii " orchid in., 1 IC.VX MO&tthR) . m-rtnii: 7v-J4S: s f. f.fLitr"Tif. u. ;i.i-t rrltilt; in, fiuntrii I riutHir: i; w j. irtorvllriKit. t K'KI fU4Mkf ) NHi : 11:30. fn.it : ui-i: u. Nhf: fl::;o, ronrrt:. J 1 : 1 3. ; AtlilnlKiil PniHr. ' K.IIJ .-WUIwr) C:30; ot-ffftn; 7. t. ibuipu iw.Mii:. Hi., di'wh: i Ml :. tLtiiit-tt nuinni; li to 4. oi' k in DAMP WASH 6c lb. Minimnm 75c v Well,. at louHt one thing seems sure, feople will be miffhty eiu'eful; iihout inviting Brookhait to dinner til'tcv thm.. :;;'t,'.V;.-. w- .li iM ii r"". ' J .il.!U.l 1. , . Although' no : 'mcfficiuinp drive is being undertaken in lijiiion county this year! there are many people who value the opportunity to get a memberahip in. the- nationul. Red Ciobs uud thus have a small part in the fine service of this organi sation; Sherwood Williums is receiving tlie dollar fee as local : chuirmfin;:' If you- ,''hve o heaii) and u dollar;" you can Khow T both to-excellent advantage by Red Crosa enrollment. ; . DETERRENTS TO VOTING ' . Ianco polla Trom 85 to 90 per cent of her qualified vote at, 'her national' elections yet Americans have been, told times without number. 'that French' polities are of the comic-opera variety;; Of France' it is said that her .representation is lll- 'iidjuiitedn "thiit tlie ballot is complicated,, that no one places ny fconfidence in the integrity ot her politicians. Neverthe lessVFranaij gets out on election day about 40 per cent more iif, her vote thun does the United States, and it is said of the United' States that representation is usually well-adjusted, polices at'rjmiH,.,Uie lvl)ut simpiu and public, confidence in politicians not unduly shaky. If comic-opera politics, unequal' representation, a. complicated ballot find tinpot statesman fire deterrents to voting, the figures seem to indicate tliat Amei'(-' can, iioiitics, ia 'fromi three to four' times as bud as French.. Perhfips J-'rcnch, politics, hns reformed' since its unenviable imputation wan earnecU. If it has, the credit most likely be longs to the Civic consciousness of the people as reflected in IhuWge vote. From this Americans who scold the govern ment and slander the politicians, but who avoid the polls as ..though they 'exerted; some contaminating influence, nujfht lake a cue. s.vrnuiAv i'iuk.h vms Tin National Jlriuiilrriio lim fnin puny pi':xram Tor Sauiilfiv nlKli followM: . (i. Kyinplioniu oi'clif.Hlrn: 7, .popular- uuihIi!: S. 'I:(finplif or Air; !l, pnitiiliir iuiiiiIhth. oi-olii'H-Ira.:. Ill, Tali'H- Nivvr Tolil:'.. 1 1 to IJ, .MiiHli'al. .i UHlditi.j-n.. 'I'ljo- Coltiuihia. HroailoiiHiliiK ponipony pi'oki'hhl for Haiuniuy niirlil rollliu-H: 7, npuvlr. hour; K Lo (I. KHd nlltllt (Minrt: !l lo III! nyYn phnnli orrlti-Mtrn: 10:111 to 1-; ihtiU'ii mil.Hir. . , . jrooLliall l-oaili-.'RfiH Saturility rollonr: Norlhwiiltfln-Olilo Slntn. CIIK. li to ftlnnnoril-WaHhlnfrton, 2 'tW' ti. liKiir, ivr. koi), icol.v. irn.ri Rl'IMH: KW. . 'l.Vi.li'omla-: Montana, 2:111 to rin K.I'O: I'fn'lliiitil KI1W (C.Jilki) II. NIK.':' S::t(l. rentlili'l !li MIC; :i;in: nIiuIIo; 10 u t:, lii-jjiiim., 'I'ai'iMnit KVI (TQilltc) S to n. cllont:' IF, L WASHtD BkJI I iijit-woiucP ERONED f "Wife Saving 'sT.lMI.IRn t.WNI)RY GRUNDY'S AMAZING THEORY The attitmle of some' high-powered industrialists toward the country as a whole has never been put more frankly and mono brutally than by Joseph. R. Grundy, the Pennsylvania high-tariff, lobbyist, in; his testimony before a senate com ntiUee. :;V;'-:.: ; ' 'S-''. '' .' '.. '(Jl'iuidy, vexed, because Uiu wishes of PeiinHylvantu mdu- try tots being 'blocked by a coalition of western and southern senutors, declared that agricultural stajxjs, which lack large manufacturing interests and are consequently rather cool toward extensive 'tariff increases, are "backward" and ought mit to have an mucli represenUition in the senate as indus trial states like Pennsylvania. The small ijtntes, saurCrundy, "haven't any chips in the game,!'; and ought to be content to keep still when the taWff in being discussed, letting their brethren from, the big manu i'nctuning. states settle matters for them. Grundy has long been known as the country's lending ex ponent of a high tariff. Apparently no height would be too great, to suit him. Ilia views, consequently, are not espe ciidly sui-priaing. Tliey are worth noticing,, however, in that they expnws a viewpoint held by a good many powerful people. - . ' ' .- This viuwiKiint is that industi'y is all-important. Dividends must be prutected, at no matter what cost. No one is compe tent even to discuss such matters except one who has large industrial interests. Such an attitude, of course, is an utter negation of democ racy. Our country was .founded on the theoiy that human lights are all-important If Grundy is right, our whole demo cratic system is wrong. ' . The finest things usually come from, those who make fine things onJy. In coffee . that's Schilli'ng and Schilling only. Only Schilling specializes on Hue coffee only., There are no 2nd or 3rd grade Schilling Coffees no--cheap blends no dual standard of quality. . rN -','' "1 See Pas i $2.50 to U Plain Color Silk, $L39 ' THE LAST BAY OF Falk's 61st Anniversary Sale 1 ETTER 13AKING ? OF COURSE! THIS TEST PROVES IT! How would you like to im prove all your home baking? Here's a way. To show how possible it is, make this ahapte-test: Use Sperry Drifted Saow Flour in tin's delightful muifm recipe. Note the 6oer results. Drifted Snaw-tlw West's Inrgesr sellibg flour will im prove tvcrjibing you buke, Follow directions carefully. 2 cutkt lifttd fatt 1 wrl) -hcitca u I (Up (Balk aKlttttltWttC unc I iMtpoon nil Sift dry ingredieots into mmn j bavrl Btit egg well, add milk. Tticfa gradually add this mix ture to dry ingredients beauog un.il atnuoth. Add ahoctening. Half till well-greaied muffin fausandbakeabout 20 rainuiei in a hot oven (425W OosedCar Satisfaction and thousands of Carefree miles Offered in Our Used Cars with an OK that Counts iSr 7 feV I 1928 CHEVROLET LANDAU SEDAN Diiven less than, 10,000 miles. Motor just nicely broken in.'paint like new and fully equipped .with) bumpers,. , spare tire and other extras.. Price $545.00 With An Q. K. That Counts 1928 CHEVROLET STAND. SEDAN with more than $75 worth of ex tras;; paint and tires like new, and mechanically perfect. This car a buy for- $525,00 With An O, K. That Counts 1928 CHEVROLET COACH This car is the best buy in town. Only diiven yuOO miles and can be bought on our easy payment plan,. Your old car taken as; part down payment. Price .. , '."': $495.00 With An O. K. That Counts 1928 CHEVROLET COUPE Just the car for a small family. Mo tor just overhauled, tires and paint like new; also many, extras, includ ing heater. Price - - " $495.00 With An Q.'K. That Counts ' 1928 PONTIAC COACH Car runs and looks like new. Can be bought for $30 under the 'Northwest. Manual price. Call today for demon stration. Price . , 1927 CHEVROLET SPORT SEDAN Newly painted, complete motor over haul,, new rubber,, bumpers front and rear, motometer and other extras; See it and you'll buy. Price $465.00 , With An O. K. That Counts . - 1927 CHEVROLET COACH Come in and drive this car and con vince yourself of the good buy you' can make. Price $375.00 ; With An 0. K. That Counts 1927 CHRYSLER "58" SEDAN This car lias been thoroughly gver-. hauled; finished in blue duco, uphol- . stery covered, and has 3 new tires, also new battery. - Price $465.00 With An O. K. That Counts 1927 CHEVROLET COUPE Pain small mileage. You will have to see this car to appreciate its low cost of !?34o $130 down, balance in small monthly payments. $345.00 With An O, K. That Counts 1925 CHEVROLET COACH Car thoroughly reconditioned,, with many miles at a low cost of owner ship; tires like new. Price With An O. K. That Counts 1929 PONTIAC COACH Motor completely "'overhauled; car ries five tires.; like' new; also has-., bumpers and motometer; upholstery like new. Price $495.00 With An O. K. That Counts All cars listed above are ready to demonstrate. Jost call Main 2 Ma: rno j l salpin lictM hoiTO u u. , "u iaiii w Main 508 and the - "i "c pieasca to serve you JohnS.Larison Frank Appling CJ.Caughill . J.M.Choate Wallace Cass Larison Chevrolet Co. 1S1I :!t I,yr fiOCATI'T) AT 1117 FIR T. $295.00 With An O. K. That Cmmts 1926 FORD TUDOR. In best of shape; new paint, two new tires and finish in blue duco paint. Price $245.00 With An O. That Counts - Look Over Our Want Ada for Bargains Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page
