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

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Newspaper Page Textj Monday; December Si, lfr") - LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER; LA GRANDE. ORE. ' Page Seven FOVR ARE HURT CJhfllfea II liohrtnt Grocery cnntpnny, llol ht-ri- -tmlay t WRECK IN KANSAS ' ''--"-niiiy when ihHr : nolo-' ' iiuiuii ttiifr u lirt.-( lllnt-iw. Limn vu!i 61 Ifc hail Uveal hi-ii ulneo ism. I tttt-iiii.tr t !i.r,. ,-,,,, h, .'?. (Continued from V'ngo Olio) h-n.lnl, wi,,.. ,., ,.,., , Tfl.K.X. OUa Il.c. :'3 (Al1) W.lJiout mm Umtr.ll. Into Mt-li lift- Home rnln mini fall, of itmisc, hut Kump of us swiu (Icstlneil tu live in it pcrrtiMiiul wn terspotif. ""w miml,,.,- or il. r,.. 'u,"f ''tnlly Kiin.. tin- lln-miiii, jiimiu.1 -o hnlilnir hrp htiptmnrt. lli'l-i' U II IiONpllnl, Willi OkkiioiI, liitlny by iwlmin Ills i-nllitf. Itltini'ho tisnnoil, 1, an iiiinimnlcl llif laaly In a hospital -lit-ro slit-' nri-iKlwl. Mill, tnltl imllia- Hint ii-i- hil.sliiinil ha, foil,.,! ,r t ., nr,, ,1(, Till' (-llltH' 01 i-ii. Itirtlt'd : limn Imiiliiit Juiih-k J Witl- i ., , " "!"ntm"r8, u': .. jifn.tl-n flty. Km.., the inri-M-,-r anil Klf-"lllin ' laui,' Hlt-vi-ntt, ! , ".unfit, tilt. I, f l-.,.. ! iu-lm . un.l Totn vn skoiU Sn his oiisiii. .-r.lk .(.ivall. -7 ., wn ,.r wiiiia,,,, ,-,.,.ViVl, ., MOSCOW, MUKDEN SIGN PEACE PACT .fiuii'li'i'i ' i f) IVtTi utivj-l follou ihrir initi-t'iiiKi; i'V- I fit ycal-t. a-o ami that a lu-atillt; til 1 III-'- luillil.s i-at-ly lialay. Im-i-iiiim- ahtt I liail n, it mailt- t-iiouuli mitnt-y. fli-asi-il I'V n'tn'iit1'" tinil tuki-ii to a hliBllI'-'1 rroni ! Hays. Kim., Mil ti l ing uiri'ii-siitiH. (Conllnueil from l-agu Ono) ml Lrlifsi Th. Wa, Horn. Oiil.lleii It, Ms,.,m. . f . l passpan," ,.,,' '''" may rrium , ,,.,, nliHi Iho stray alit-1,1. w uvi-a -too much fin- u-i- aiul Kill hlx inontliH cliapler u violent cou. illt Itotwrcu Ulna and Uuwla, ro wiiiir out of '.(unchiuiun Kfixure oi Iht- (MiliiPHo KnKtcrn railway, n-hUh travtr.sp Hint jtrovince, hM prlnj,-. rlT mi.! I'D at Oi:ssix; ji.m std.v. vi., iic. 5as (a i') :Civi' lt;lll,1'I', of OIH ratnily Yft- i -. taliali-,1. OICtX'liltY MAX Dll'S M-..vi n.i;, hip. i (Ai-) Julius t . Lans". fmimh'r f tlio Nii1iO:l! Kt. fin? (Sxs (ggjfc egjS& UMtwiill It rn ti MrtflJ " i Tf i rfiMMMi imi iiiiii i" mmm i mm n il i iM I nJ i CHRISTMAS CANDIES ?' Delight j: The Young r And Old 'J many a gut prooiem I or young and old. Hard centers,. !J boil lions, novelty Christmas confections and the old 5- Chiistmfiis favorites. RED CROSS DRUGS MODEL 21G5 All Electric, 8-Tube Con- ?FV Built under latest R. C A. and ot'f(r famous patents. Has Super-Dy-n;inn'c Shaker, famous push-pull ampli fication. Beautiful two-tone walnut finished cabinet with matched sliding tows. Umisurtl selectivity perform ance that rivals $50 more. J 1 1 A W'AS ? 125.85, NOW ) i 6 1 Jhfe 1 1 Fancy Christmas Boxes .Boxes 50c to $7.50 Our large holiday stock of holiday 'candy will solve ! f mmM J?3et ti H&Ht MKS'S V Christmasl Ward's announce a drastic price : lTi W cut .on the famous Airline Screen Grid : ' t""61'-;.' :: '. . jfimri ??K?S4il ' In the new Airline Screen Grid we offer our ! W lfflkl! lffeii'i WKCM ' greatest Radio achievement enormous new : I W4i! Wfr-W power, new thrills, greater mastery of dis- pvVsi !-1 : WJ' f ' tance without the dbturbing noises. ! 'i! lJ fe.- U Come to Ward's tomorrow! Secure Radio f 'RsI!!1SS!j performance unsurpassed in sets costing up Wftfrrjk --v,-, - Jpf to 100 more and worthwhik reductions that Kfl .VS,gg ! mean money in your pocket! .IP . t i Now ;; $ 1 36.50 Two Other Popular Models Reduced MODEL 2102 All Electric, 8-Tube Con sole. Hansome Wainut veneerd cabinet with latest sliding doors. Super-Magnetic Cone Speaker. Push-pull system of amplification gives practically equal lone value to all notes over the entire musical range. Reduced to a piice that brings the finest Radio performance with reach of all. 2QQ K( WAS ?107.25, NOW fpWOV MwreOMERY WARD &G0. 1101-3 Washington Ave. Theme Main 18 $m COLLINS 7 V.L Li - JMU'MfV'- i Your gift dollars will go farther and be more appre ciated if you give practical gifts such as Rollins Run stop Hosiery. Special Christmas Offer on Hosiery Sheer Chiffon $1,65 Per Box, 3 prs. m.-....$4.50 Service Weight $1.50 Per Dox, 3 prs. .:.......;...$ I.0O We .supply tittrtictlvo (,'ift hoxt-s . for wrapping your hoHlol-y t'oliipU-tt Htook Galosllrs. Iton tloir Slippers antl Shoos. Burnett Shoe Co. Complete With A i real La Grande, Ore. ! DEATH COMES AS SHOCK TO THIS STATE Continuoil from Piifjo Ono) i-rul tllrffc. Kull inlUlnry hnnorM fvet-u it ho. uct'OKli.a tlio form it ehlyf 'XPCUllv at, the Kiavo, tind a ItrlnR" mpmil waHtoHulmo ltltn with thno vollcjrt a ft or a hiiKl'-r ound- 1 eil tap: . Six caplaltjH of tin . Oivvron nu Itlonal iruard. In full nnlinrtii.. wfru ' jirhostiii iih tie . nvllve itaUhoarors. I I I In horary pallbfarorK-'lncliHlf-il Vlr- i rial In tliP ftato of pr'Riin. Aiuoutr j thorn wort;: H. S. :itran.- (iforr ; HoKNinaii, O. 1. ('ohIiow, licor't' .M. j Urnwii, '1. A. 'MertrliH', J. 1;. Kami. ' Harry Hrlt ami J' V. Hanillt."".; all iiiornhrH or t lit stale, rtuprMiit coart;jV. it: Kiiy, nlnto tn'ftsurf-r; ' Ircnrye A. Whjtu, Ual A. lltns. tn'c ' fivtary;uf Ktuip; Sinn Kozi-r, nialu ; :hurtK't iliii;ctor; )r. tU K. I.ci! stolui'i. Hipc'iiiii!ndoH ot'thi Ore Kon statu hospital: lli-ury .Moyi-rH. 1 MUH'.rini(ndent. of th Orijtni Ht:iU pcnltMtillaiy; ; Halph J Jamiliun, ; liftiil, Ovo.,; -(Jovprnnr Noihlad; II.' I. Van, Iiuxcr. , cliafriitan of lh ; tale liiKhway cominisskta; Or, Ar rmtd Ltcnniat Hall, incident of tin' I'iilvoiylty; of 'Orison: '.If,'. Y. J. i Kt'ri-, president of tlio Oron Stato ; oHk; ... Starr, 1'ortln.ml:.- C ' A. Uoanlf HUpiriiitnilvnl of pub lic insLriK'tlon; 1. If, Van Winkle, i liltorn'V piial; iyaiio Staples. I'orttand, I'tiairman of tlic seiiatf uay.M and nitaim ntrnmiUiu1, and l. AloXary, Hiipciinlendcnt of llu KaKt'in Oregon Ftato hospital. 1'MlMHl Of Mf'SSJIKCS lluiidrrds inort tni'SH-uKert of con dolfnci pourt'd into th Male hnuf ; and tlu 1'altf ihuii hnitii tMl;iy j irom nationally promiiKint, oi'fl ; ials. Htalc oflicluln. rncrnlM i-M , of fthf Ovt-gon dtU'Katon in coukd'Hh, J i'-i lend:-, ami uvea those, who ill i though, they 'nt'Vor knew tlnvenKtv j I'attcrson personnlly, wnt loc tiraniH prulslng th' governor's in i togrity anil state admlnlsiratlon. J Jtivrnor I'uttprrion'M illni'sa dat J od ha.k uhoiit two weeks fi-oru'lilM j ticatn. lie conlnirU-d a r-old in Portland and went later to Hull j bard Spring where he attended a f h.-iniuet and othr soeial fuitutiniis. I'lmhle to "hreaU up" IiIm cold hy uilarral hat tin, h returned o hi country homo, iiie aetmil coiull tion of thp chief excrtitivo was nit puldlshed. -and the wiiiio day ho died. presH dlrtpnlcheH indlf afod )u wilt linprtiving. A nurno and phy sician served him during the lust two UayM uf hi illrifHy. , Horn In Oregon tu H.0 , (ioveruor ratterMon'H li'e story rends similar (o thoso of other men who, hiivtt gained reputation through fair dealing and wise de cisions wh.ll contluctlng the af fairs of u comrnonwealth. i(e was lorn September 17, 1 SM, in a little log enhin In Klnju's Valley,. Henton county, Oregon. 'The khuh' year Orepor. ; attained ytHtehood. He was. the offspring of pioneers. Iii- fajlher having come tn. Oregon-front Melh-yllle,' IH., ,und his mother, C'arolino Tatoiu, fiom. Missouri. AVhen lsiic iv : ratterson, the t Iderjt son.iOf a faipily fit l"!, vns sij; yeurs ild 1H parents movetl to I 'oik- county who re liny resided until th youth who became inv ernor nn V.K il attended (Mirlst lan college,, later the stat tiormai school. - - - . ; . jliaVt-rnor rattersoti then went io HjUciu and' obtained a Job in the grocery store owned hy .McCully and Gilbert. ITo wtrked for hlH hoard for several nmiitha and as hhi services grew more valuable, the grocery firm allowed him $4 monthly in diliillinu to ruoni and hoard. Within five yinrn ho had saved $ 1 ,ooo and purchased an in teresi in the store, i;le-tol to Senate lli:i polUlcal fiir-er started in 184 when he was elected to the stato senate from Akirlon county. He .was made ehairnum of the way and nifiiim committee, one of the most Influential poult Ions In the I senate. Ho also s rved as cliair tiuin of the coinmlltie an fish in dustry, from lS'jfl to 1S'j7 he served In legislative session. 1'rior to his political career he murrled Miss Mary K. Woodworth, of Haletn, who survives. In 1S&S, Htmator I'atterson, ns he nft:i thi-u known, wuh apfiointed collector of customs for the Ore sun district. That appointment war. muili; by I'rcsident McKlnh y and he was reappointed to the same position by President Koose velt. He served ei,ht years and five months In this office. Alter four or five years In the hid and wool business, he re. turned to the farming Industry and foine years ugo in partnership with K. N. Gilbert he purchased a farm at Kalo, Ore., and there he made bit) home until l!'l 8. Uf was fleet ed ugaln to the htale s'-nate. lJe le In IU.M1 Touring the ptltnary campalgu of WVi he v.un u candidate for thf nomlnatlon of governor and two y fa ni liiler he wim nomlhHte chairman of the central commltlee. To X'iZi h wan statu manager of the f'oolldfftj rauipiilgo and In i'J':& Wat etjte chalriuan for tho H pub llcao cotamlttee. H rctdgned from thfe office In the full of 190 to be come candidate for governor. In January. 1927, lift was Inaugurated ai governor following bis election. Are you just too tired to think about what to give? Then,, read this list nnd cease to worry for your gift problem can be quickly and easily solved at Ward's. ftf.vi. Gifts ar l. She Will -Greet Them With an Exclaimition of Real Joy! fowelry 79c to $1.98 Arist Watches .. $14.98 to $:15.48 Fountain Pens !9c to SI.98 Portable Phonographs S9.45 to $:!0.75 Hosiery 69c to 1.98 Handkerchiefs 5c to 25c Gloves 59c to 2.89 Negligees $1.98 to $1.25 Candy :...'........... ; 59c Cedar Chests $12.95 to $;15.95 Masculine Charm in Every Line! Sturdy Strong Practical Cigarette Lighters -$1.98 Bill Fold's..- 95c to $L9S Traveling Sets ? 1.45 Gloves for every need 98c to $1.85 Handkerchiefs 5c to 85c Shirts 98c to $1.98 Socks wool or silk 25c to 98c Neckties 25c to $1.45 Bath Robes $4.98 to $11.50 Scarfs 98c to $3.98 Tlie Entire Family Can Enjoy Their Comfort Throughout the Years! Clocks for any room $4.98 to $10.65 Bridge Lamps $9.75 to $12.95 Magazine lfacks 69c to $5.95 Writing Desks $16.95 End Tables , $3.95 to $1.95 Radio Sets . $69.00 to $136.50 Rugs (a great variety) $2.25 to $3.25 Fancy Pillows $1.98 to $2.25 Vacuum Cleaners $17.95 to $35.50 Gyrators $77.50 to $1.19.50 Sewing Machines $19.50 to $8L75 Electric Appliances $1.19 to $10.65 Dainty and Adorable Things to Keep Him Hiippy Baby Cribs $7.65 to $13.65 Babv Books 10c to $1.00 Comb and Brush Set 98c Jewelry . Blankets Shoes ..... Drosses . Toys Hosiery . 9Kc to $2.98 75c to $2.35 .... 39c to $1.98 .... 98c to $2.98 ... 29c to $5.50 23c to 49c 5 S S V y MONTGOMERY WARD 1101-3 Washington Ave. Out Large Stock of n to Close Out PRICE Charming Negligees 'Tailored Robes Appropriate Gifts for Women and Girls Crepe de Chine Negligees $2.95 Any woman will be delighted with these lovely negligees. In delicate pastel tints, embroidered with conventional flowers in contrasting shades. The smart tuxedo collar and cuffs are in plain color. "Golden Crest" Silk Hosiery Meets the Demand for Exquisite (lifts Sheer Chiffon . . $1.89 Pure silk from top to. toe. Picot tops, popular colors. Al so service weight . . . new heels. Sheer Chiffon : . $1.49 At a bargain price! Pointed heels; well fitting; clear silk weave. All new colors. Hosiery for Practical Wear .- 25c - 63c -75c - 98c Phone o y s 71 Cozy Bathrobes $8.98 Just the thing for cold weath er wear! No matter how many pretty negligees "She" mny have, she will need the . snug -uvarmtUwoi ft-nacUqal. j'obe. In blanket cloth, trim med with satin binding. .In rich deep shades combined with gray. Handkerchiefs An Always Welcome Gift . For Women, Each 10c Daintily Swiss embroidered, or ii,-inch hemstitched hems with coiners of open filet work. Some have scalloped edges too, and smart colored motifs. For Children, Box 25c White and colored lawn in smart novelty embroideries that delight young moderns. A pleasing variety. For Men . . Each 20c White linen, ,-inch hem stitched hemw. A bargain. For Men . . Box 45c While, lawn with colored woven borders and rayon stripes. For Men . . Each 15c White linen of splendid qual ity, hemstitched hem. Main 18 MM j If you're having a diffi Jj cult time finding just the J right gift, glance S truTiugn -mese- sugges tions. . Every one is a real- value. 11 She Will Really Jj Appreciate These!. 1 Costume Jewelry j 39c to $1.9." Jj Fountain Pen Sets $2.98 J Cedar Chests it, ii or i e n r Hosiery ....98c to $1.89 Bed Spreads - $2 ,98 to $7.98 Traveling Bags 98c to $25.75 J. Lingerie 98c to $2.98 - 5Gyratoils wu ; $77.50 to $139.50 (J: Electric Sweepers I $17.95 to $35.50 ' W Any Dad Will Aprove 1 Golf Clubs $1.98 to $2.98 j' Cigarette Lighters $1.98 7 Snnlc-mor Pnliinoi-a S'.' 9.i.tp7.9a-., Traveling Sets $4.4S Radiator Caps 98c' Luggage.... 98c to $12.50 Bill Folds 95c Bath Robes ; $4.98 to $11.50 Shirts .., 98c to $1.98 Scarfs 98c to $3.98 Handkerchiefs 5c to 45c Neckties ....69c to ?1.19 Things That Are Both )j Pretty nnd Practical, I Hosiery 45c to $1.89 8 Lingerie ...... 69c to $2.98 ' 5 Handkerchiefs 5c to 45c ' i Bath Robes r J $4.95 to $8.95 'j Scarfs 98c to $2.98 Dresses ....$4.95 to $9.93 Cloves .. 59c to $2.89 g J ' Jj Ideal Gifts for Older Men louse Slippers $1.69 to $2.19 Bath Robes $1.98 to $11.50 Smoking Stands 1.29 to $8.45 Shirts 98c to $1.98 Hosiery . 25c to 49c Neckties 25c to $1.19 Hats $3.45 to $5.98 Scarfs 98c to $3.98 Bill Folds 95c s & OS La Grande, Ore. 5 .