La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 26, 1929, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text11 Thursday; December" 2G, Farmers Greet 6-Inch Fall Of Snow at Lostine ' li Hj. William wivmiiiH 4 (. I)H.-rVtr ('OlTeFpOlldeiU ) i I.OSTIXK Ore. (Special) Almut n1 inrhcs of miow loll In thin val ley during the lat few day which war very weiemne to the farmers In tioneltftihorhond after a very lino lull in which everybody lunl time, ii 'ilo ihHr fall wrk. k Mi-h. Klin, Mt Klii.lf nH'iit .several .lily n wilh lirr daunhter. Mr, riiftl 7 lb; Allen at Wallowa. She ivturn :j (l homo Krlduy. . I NiiniK fiiKHln who haH been 111 I of the flu Buffered a ha eh set ami hat: been .pilio 111 the lam weok. I Tho Neighborhood elub met M Thursday with Sljs. Kffle cool;, 21 member and visitor -wen juk- ecu. TUi. ivtitilar routine of hui nH was lrannaeted. Di'llolmiH re I fi-pfhmojiiH were, nerved aftop the A hiiflncHs spswlon. C 1 Mir liny t'ook, of Kn'erprie, 1 visited Thursday at the home of I Mr. ami Mi-h. .Muck Con;. MiMii riaudlim Clerth,.oiie of the '! local teachers, left J'rhlay on tho I wtntfc lor her home In' Nulem in sfiend the holiOayw. - .Mrr.-Aifti-y JJouns who has h 111 .or flu nt Uie home of her iler j wii i nhle to he taken home amiin. j all. Hiiil-Mi-H. Cei'il Chihlertv or Joseph, ylsiteii at the fieornw. hil j dfi'-Hrhoiiie; TueViliiy.', - : '.u'. 1 " Mr. ami Mrs, l-'Joyd 'Hammock fcpenl Tuesday in l,:i (Iramle Hhnp JiTnB' and atienillnjf tto husneKs.'. e .iiisb .iarina i isener iian iMMn SuiFent fnun sehool thin -week pn garcount'or illnowM. Hoy Martin hiiH heen Hiifferlnir Jlteeaiise of -a -'carbuncle oti his plne. lie Ls uiidor the doctor' rare.- . v . . ... i . ; .. Mrs.' George nr and son Jake, iihd -Mrs. Walter (JiUKerihcrry, mo- Stored to Maker Sunday when? tliey visited' Mj'. Wart who 1m working iatlierc;t Jake remained . with his Slather. : - j I "Mrs. l. . MaCJee and Mrs. Don j .JiLrf-e were Hhoppin in " Knter- ; -f'Hf'o .Salurda.w . -- ' I p -Mn- William' WlsaiiH was in ;J.v, a fis.e ( .iiiMiiiiT..-..iiiiiii,ii un irunuiv.-f). . i numlev of ehildren have bfn (It fin ill school heeausi; of' the a"ecination which tho ncIioo) ehll ilren t,iiik'lat weok. .' Mrs. Aunef. Moeiin and won. Car rol, lift.cn- i-uti;ii!y'H Muni' for' I'mythri'tV, visit Mr. Marion Miu tih. - 1 1': '- -Ma linn Tlaiiinioc.k went out to l.r. Urande Monday on business. if 'I you had to fry a chic ttens you. wouldn't fry them all (it once bOMB would be raw some would be burnt. One chicken at a' time' is the best way. And by rial roasting coffee by their pat ented, continuous process a few pounds at a time instead of in bulk Hills JB ro roast every . berry evenly'. This process Controlled. Roasting produces a delicious flavor no other coffee has.:: ."' ' ' BILLS BROS COFFEE Freth from the orit- irlal vuuum ptci. : utfy oftruj vA4 lie hiy. , RONCHITIS Atbdt!m rub th throat and cbtat thoroughly with .VISKS VEff MILLION JAffS USED YEAR WHEN IN .'PORTLAND nisiTiiiiJimtiug Iji (inrndu l'Hpl(l C'llOOSO The Heathman Hotels -f THE IEEATIIJIAN NEW 11EAT11MAN new . . . M-xrwors . . . jTOritTEOfS . . . MODKR ATK IN ItATKS . . . y The NVw (-athlnnn Coffoe Ktiop is on..' of tho most pop. ul:ir eating plucks In all l'ort biml. i'.iii'll lik.t It, tool Heathman Hotels Itroudwuy nnd Salmon 1'urlc and Salmon G. V. lleailutuin, Owiirr-.Miifa. Ooo. M. Kliuj, Lm M. I'lenx, A4. ,hun. VJZ'J 'Mi-, nmt Mi. Saiiford have in-1 Hiall.'il ii new radio in their home. Km nk Bradley In driving u ntw Hedan. .Harold Vnro wa in ji Grande' Tuesday on huslneKM. i Van Onodman, of KutcrpriKP, ! jfpeiU Sunday wJlh liin friend We-j ley Leonard. Atrr. Lute Hammoek ami lteKsJe: Itohinsou went to (enterprise Sal- j mday called there hy the IIIih-kk of ; Aire. llainmaek'K Krumhuin VIikII ; Hohln.son. Minn HeHl remained! there to help earn for him. j Jieun I'row aeeompanh'd hy Guy ' forn ft Hi Om-ar Kel spoilt several dayr in Ontario, pay. tie mnl Wild or hiintlnu. Harold I'wirse h.,d Phurf-e oi thi ervh-e station dur ing M,r. Ciow'h nh.wenee. .1. J. Chapman went over to visit ' hin brother, I;. V. Chapman who In In tlx state hospital theiv. Leonard WHnoii left Juki week for Seattle to spend the w-inier wilh hh -mother. Mm. C. M. Willxon. Mr. and Mih. i i. J. I'oley and daughter, Mnrgmvt spent. Hunday at the home of Mrn. .N'eitle Ash ley In Knterprisi'. 'ilie South Kork Ki-an;e Kave n 1 raid party in their hall Krhlay eve- j niiu;. c.H'iiii u Meed won hlh hvuvo and Hejhert Wart held low aeorc . Hoth were Kivon miltahle j prizes. . -,..) .Mrn. Carrie Candle wan hostess to , lfl" 'mmuhiiy elnh at Iht liomo I Krhlny aftrnoont iec. IBf The out- j Oi-town KUests w're Mr. Joe. Can dle and My. Walter I'VankJIn, of I'lnterprlwoi I;ifreshipehtH were Kerved at the elose ltf .the meet Inn. Mrn. .1. J. .Chapiimn will he tin) next hosier ui an all day meeting. Mik. Km i na Mofflt left on Tliurs- day' utapc :to spend the holiday j Mil It her In-oilier, K. W. .Hall at Chinook, Mont. : ,' '' ; Mr.". M. K. MeCulihln hat moved, lo (ho home af her daiiKhter, Mrs, j Hertha Kuhn for the winter. M.rs. V. W. Kuhn went to l.fi Orandi Wetlnenhiy morning to at-: teiul the. Ki-aduaiion exercises at tho state normul sehooi where hei I daughter Versal was out! of the! Kradiiate. . Irene Cidlinsworth of Knlerprise, died at her. home Tuesday hiorn Inic after a few hours ilhu ss. . She .had nut been strnnt; fnr some time nun Miiim-en neari aiiacn veune:- day evening and aiiccunihed after a. few hours. I-'uneral si .-r vices were held in the Methodist church eon- ducted hy the Key. Hall lv. Wnllis i and burial was In the KnterprlstM cemetery. Slio leaves her parents, Ml'. aml Mi-H. John W. Collins- i worth and one brother, Melvin and f a host of friends. , j CI. It. Tilltin shimtcrl !I7 lt-o...l ' mutton to Cortland for the Christ-1 i.ms ir:i.i. -Ttu. si.rn iv.ro siii i n- The sheep were ship- ped by truck Casteel, of Wallowa. ."Mr.1. O. V. AleKiuzIe underwent an appendix operation Wednesday at the Wallowa hospital. She is reported to be recovering very nicely. . tialph Maun returned home Thursday from .Spokane hriiitfliuf his - wife and sou Millie who has 1 1 c, iieuai i..r ciiMiiieu , cnnuren at naim. .worn.. lor wH, , nto t,,(. ,.w y(.:ir, are ex teveral weeks. They still . have to show (,sr(l.M llf nile hull wieir nun in oe aineIl0Il, ov.ir ..e .vil(.n ,. to walk. , Mr, and .Mjrs. Krnest Shlphy and ! . baby son and Mrs. Karl Allen ar- rived Tuesday front lone to spend tln holidays with friends in Wat lowa con niy. Tlie women of the Christian church served dinner to the men Wednesday who were getting wood for 'the church. The Christmas -program was t given Christmas eve by the r.ostinc I'nion Sunday school at the J'rcH ; byterian church. Tlie program fo ' Iowm: prelude,' piano solo, Kreda u:uie; recnauon, weieome,. conme t i-eai'ce; c;in nil urnn 1 1, t uiiKH'Ka- I lion: hymn. ' Vl uh Shall l'eign j Whi ro'r the Sun." congregatlori: t Hiing. "Dropping I'ennies," jtriinary group; offering; song, "'We're Hap l py 't'ause It's ('hrisimas." junior 'boys; recltatfon, ''l.oolis Like .Pa," 1 Jtillie I'hnmons; song.csieep Haby Sleep." primary -groups. solo, "Lu iher's Candle Hymii, Hitman Lponnnl: din t. "Kt.-ir of Jmli n'H f NiKlil." Muitliti Crv, Kn;l;i mill: piny, "Tin Juinincsc; Depiirtmonl0 in two ' u'vlt, four siTrhp. with rluir nclcrs In luuitonihiM: "riiico Wiso Men"; ri'ciiiitlon. SuKi:'Hllon," Klr wood K limine: hoiij;, "Star of the At?'," youiK iiooitk-'H ffrouj); hr-nt-diftion. . - (?. 1'. KmmoiiK took n Jond of dn-HHt d liii'kf-y; to Walla Walla j Tiusdny where lie fl.po.sed of them. ' I Mr. itnd Mih. i Iturnsido loft j Tuesday hy auto for Wcsti-rn Ore-j Son looking fur dairy stork.- They want to liny n rsirlond of JrrHey ! Ktook and expect to he kouc for) ten days. j A prizM cnllectinn of "outlaw" and confederate money now in the! museum of lvinory university at j Atlanta rami) from Komi clu mc, I VH. ! V DANGER? OF NEGLECT HtmcrrheUs, Colitis, Coon), patlan and Gslaa allier Lrn undtr- 5? mine your nr js vou" systtm. Don't neglect Hie slightest Indies lion of Rectal or Colon disorder. It may lead to serious complications, impairing your nervous system. vi tality and general health. In Ihe past 16years our nonsurgical treat ment has relieved thousands ol suf ferers. Write, call of phone for our r'KKKhooklctofinformatinn. It ev plains ourrcmarkablcCU ARAN T Y. Dr. Chas. J.Dean RECTAL" COLON CLINIC MAX BUS OPPOS COtRTMOOJf firm & NAiN.rMnAND,iMttOM TELEPHONE ATWATER B66 2661 I i 1 y ki-, -1: "r FOREIGN TRADE HITS NEW HIGH Exports to Move Steadily ! to New Peaks, Imi)orts bhow a Decrease. Ity .1. 1 Sclvji'ie (Ascoeiated Cress Staff Writer) WAKMINOTON (Ai') A review r f ''!? 1" lll-;t ft w:"! 1 " ai'tlve the nation has ever known. I'.'xporlM rose sleadiiy- tu new hlh levels and imports showed a marked Increase. 1 The most significant develop ment was the increased sliippiiirT manufactures. For the first time j in the history of the Culled States t iifj i-uiiiii mi-ii ii iri iiAiMiiiifij 11:1 ii a? the tot hi Cvs-prts.1"1' '"" Kill I f ten res for Hie year, which neo.-ssjirily are not available until j value of money is considered, an xcess over any past year. In lh ftl-sl HI niimllif nf lftl. ,lVhni..H Im.......t..,i n 44 ;i7 i i:i nun That was an increase of JlV.it.Otil.- ; eao over the same period a year ' ago. j lmpoittt for the 10 mouths ! amounted tto $;i,7r2.'Mi(i.iinii, as compared with $:i,42i,i 7 I ,u(m for : all of J'Jl'S. I In the steady increased flow of 1 t America n manufactured products f to foreign markets, ofiieials see the greatest contribution to American ('prosperity, and that trend is ex- pected to continue in l!i:.n. In past 'years other exports have been greater, but when these raw luatei'ihl.s are worked into finished products by Amei-lcan labor and American 'Industry before being marketed abroad, many dollars are added, to. this 'country's: Industrial treasuries. IOxports of automobib-s and ma- chhu r'y wen ouimamlliiic In tin inerea.sed export of inamiiuelured prpduetH. l'or the first time since tlie -civil war eotton was supplanted anhe leader .In oxportH during tlie first six months by nnt'imoldl'-H. While exports of 'finished niiimi facluriH totaled &n.fi per rent of tlie total exports for the first in months of cotton and wheat w ,)eetcd tto retain the lead for other than finished produein for the year. A ureal part Of the rr'dit for the Germans Plan Barrier in North Sea ! S'N , 'm LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. WHAT A SMILE WILL IN i iKrowth of exports of manufactured j tfood.s is attributed by. eommvive t dep-riinent tiffi ials to Amrrhtan i i f.-ieiury niethuiis ami Amerie.an snlcsinansliip. r: i:. i. o. iii:i'(nns NK VlHlK. I h-e. : I (Al Cortland Klectrie ower coaipany hiis reported ineoitiV of $ I .Tltf, ! I :! for the year ended Nov. 3u. Tlie llwure is after interest, lav, de . recta t'iou and usiia I booMiectdnir cliareft, and compares u itli .1 . (i"H,7l for the previous I J mouths. i,ini income was a i -- 1 Penney To Merae With Sears, Roebuck I NKW VOIiK, Dec. 11 (Ai') M. C. Nanui, preshlenl of the J. C ( 1'cniiey company, which operated a nationw Ide chain of I -ion retail MlryKOods and nppnivl sloreH,. au- nounci-d yi.mi rday ' ' t fml, - ncolia- lioiiM for a merger with W-ars, Itoe buek and company, have been def ' initeiy terminated. ' . . Whenfi sludeni at Yale. William Howard T a f t. now etiief Ju tice or the (;. S. tiupi-eiiii! eourt, kept a rolled rope behind the door of his third-floor dor mitory r on in- 1 ready for use in the hulld aiif;ht lire. WILUIAfVl TftCI- fey upon .A T1ML HIMSTIi ill .DO t i MOCKKY 'M:AS TIM" . vax 'ot'T.ii, ii. c. . Dec. ; U (AC) In a t'lirislmus day matinee, Keattle and Vancouver'; hockey teauu! played a 1-1 tie iu un' over time Kame featured by much roujih work. Mine than twenty penalties ; were handed out by lleferee. Ion. Ait Townseim, Seattle, led tin pro rslon to ihe cooler drawing? a ritin and lu-minuto penally. Oouk hreiuian, Vancouver,' was knocked cold when b'1 was bodied into the boards, hut returned to the K"mc ! lifter ext. (CUTIS fJIVKN TOMAHAWK . WASMINfJTON'. Dec. 114 (AC) J'huhlematlc of his early life among the Indians, Vice .'resident Curtis today was presented with a toma- hawk wllli 'which to keep peace In the Renate.i' ' i : ' The pre.-lentution was- mode - at tlie annual chrlsimnr dinner given by the i e Hhii!ii.t lo He IS I S'-nate paires. Farms Looking Up In St. Louis Area, Is Report Hi'. I.OCIH (Al')-Tlie farm alt. uailou valued last year, sayn Wood Xethcrhthd, pn'sldent of tlie l-'ed- era! Land hank of St. Louis. In u statement here, Mr. Nelh ; rrlaud wild; I "A (M'tiss-Neetlon view of farm j tmr eoudltiiitiH In AJissourl, IUIuoIh ami .ri(ausaH, as ai lonicu i roui tins hank's coulmct.H with 4i).oao borrowers. Minus lesM deliniuoitcy in payment of insiiiluiontH upon oe.iiN due, a smaller demand for loans and u more active demand tut farm propci-iies. : "This does not mean that farm- ers are prasperous. for in Home j Paris of this district, mainly due uncial conditions and tl will re nil ltd additional time for them to i-'et I nick upon their feet, "The majority of the farmors, huwever, have Improved their po sition in the last year, "iMiriiiK the pressure of the de pression fni low iiiK I ui'ii, many fnrnierH round It neenssary to be come delinquent In taxes, but in ifiore recent yeai-H they 'have made marked , proKreHH .in paying hack mnl current tnxeH. "l'he ('arm real estnte1 inark-t hi ; llils ii rea, is looking up,.ajid I e i ieet to'; see .the sellhuf. 'price of i farniH. IncriSiHtv mitterlalU'- ilurhiK ' next "year, Alrondy th,. hank Ih ru- eelvliiK many, mon" imiulries for : l'aruiH than a 'yeur.uKO, and It h.ia I .sold , three time us nmiiy farniH in ! the last three mouths uh it did U ir- inir the. saihe period in llt".S," ClVll. WAIf VICIVIMKS' SAN KtiANClHOO, 1 tee. 2i (AC) William C. lierliert. San Kran eiseo pjaneer mill a woiindeil vet eran of. the Civil war,, died at hl heme here yeslerday at the hk oi' Mt years.' I lt , survived hy his whlow. Airs. Anne , Herbert, Iwq kiiiik am three daitKhlers. srscKrr shot to Di.vi'ii: HKttKWI.r.Y, ,llop..'2 4 ( A I ' ) I'oMco , early -today sliot and kill ed William ;ilei'Ker,- -i:i. alleged lo ; be the Kasl .San : region's ; notorious Kianclsco bay "hole In the wall" buri-rlar to whom more than 4a hui-Klaiies are ascribed in (fer keley alone. The shoot hiK oeevirred ul Slan- naj,re avenue, and Cahu-lla street. Mortally wounded. Herder Hlatf (,'ered ueroSH a vacant lot Into a backyard where he dropped dead. I'ollce said (hey found a fully load ed rtiVoh-'-r clutched In his hand. PltOTIlST .IOII. DAY cOHTLANII, Ore., Dec. L'4 (AI) The Telegram said today the In dependent Republican league ami Attorney Harry L. (iross, commit teeman, sent a telegraphic, protest to Senator Norris In Washington, D. C, - today asking than at ex amination of the iiuullficutioiiH of John Day,' Cortland, as United Slates marshal of Oregon be made. . Complex as life is today, man's need for shelter remains as vital as'in the age when he crawled into his crude cave to escape the raging- of the elements. But today, the Want Ads, completely covering the range of human require ments, from' the infant's perambulator to an estate for the retired capitalist, offer a simple and economi cal solution to the great problem of where to live! For in this huge market you can purchase, at a mini mum of effort and expense, a home that will satisfy you completely. Or if, for one reason or another, you wish to rent a home, deferring the purchase until later, the Want Ads offer interesting values in this line. People who are moving to hotel, to small apart ments, or out of town, offer their houses through the Want Ad Section. They know it is read by many well able to buy! You will find it worth while to read THE OBSERVER WANT AD SECTION Phone Main 37 Adtaker COLDS MAY DEVELOP INTO PNEUMONIA Cougln from onldi may Inad to io rloui Irouhlc You vua Hup them nuw Hllk Ciranmltion, un emuUllwd trro.olo tlut it jilemnnl lu lake. Creomiiliion i uietlical dluoveiy Willi io-(ulil action ( It oollu onj hull the inlbwii mcmkraiKt and In. uibils tcriii (;niwth. 0! nil knuu ii dniK creosote ii rec ognizrd liy lilyli iniulinl aulliorillet one of h iircalr.i lieullnitaiiencin for couplw fiunt im.IiIh mnl branchial itrluiionj, Crtvniulalon riinlaiiit. in addition to creoMite, other healins CREOMULSION ran THE COUGH FROM COLDS THA THANG ON - Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page Announcing New Service -' ' by ' . MOTOR COACH Pendleton Walla Walla Lewiston Spokane Yakima Bend Portland Baker Bolie Twin Falli Pocatello . j; Salt Lake City . . 8 Trips Daily to Pendleton nnd Wny Point ;'' I 8 Trips Unily lo Baker mid Wikjr X'oinls. . 2 Thru Trips Daily to Portlund und Way Pointa. Thru Daily Service to Woixer, Ontario, Boihc, Twin Fulln,; roeatollo, Salt Lake City and Way Points. . i t Connu'ctlbnS are mtitlo at Pendleton to nnd from Spoicane, Cocur d'Alene,' Colfttx, Iwislon, l'ullnwn, Moscow, Walltt Walla ami Way Points. Connections are made at Utnntilln to nnd from Konnewick, Pasco, Kpokanc, Yakima, EllensburR, Wenatchcc and all Yakima Valley Points, Connections are made at Arlinutnn to nnd from lleppner, Condon, Fossil ( nd all John Day Vulloy Points. Connecliofis nro tiftitle at The Dulles lo and from Princvllle, Bend,, Klaniath falls and till Central OiORon Points. roniiectlons are made at Portland lo and from Tacoma, Seattle, Vancouver, II. C, nntl Way Points North and Snlem, Corvallis, Kukciic, l'osebui'K, Medford, Sacramento, San Francisco, Los Angdcs and all , ' ' Way Points South. . .. Connections arc nintlo at .Salt Lake City to und from Denver, Omaha, . Kantitis City, , St. LouisCltieao, New York aitd uU Kastertt Cities. Motor CuacheK Leave. l.a Grande - TOK - ' . Pumlleton' 9:20 a. m. ; 1 :00 p. m. ; 0:CO p. m Walla Walla 9 :20 a. m.j 1 :00 p. m. LewiNton .;....,...9 :20 a. in. ; 1 :00 p. m. .i........... Spokane 9:20 a. m. Yakima 9:20 a. m. .......:......: ......... Portland 9 :2Q a. m. : 0:50 p. ro; Baker 10:10a. m.;3:!!0 p. m.; 8:25 p. m... 1.S0 2.70 Boise ,10:10 a. m. : 7.10 10.65 Salt Lake City..l0:10 a. in. .......1!U5 31.00. Inquirt! nt Rtano Depot for ratcs'atul schedules lo all points Express Shipments Carried on All Schedules Columbia Gorge Stage Depot ... : Kim and Jelferson Sis. Phone Main 709 COLUMBIA tWRG FTMOTOK CO ACIT SYSTEM '"rk and Vamliill t Portland, Oregon Puce Seven elements nvliicli motile and licul the JiiHamed nieiiibnnei and aitip tho ir ritation, wllilo tho creosote gortt on to tlie etomacli, i ubnorlwd into lit blood, allacka tho feat of the troubla and check, the growth of the germs. CreomnUion is guaranteed aatnifuc. tory in Ilia treatmcirl of coukIii from colds, bronchitis and minur forms of bronchial Irrltutinns, and is excellent for building up the system after colds or Hit. Money refunded if not re lieved after taking uccotding to direc tions, ask your uruegist. (ailv.l One nuuiiil Way Vni . S2.2S $3.10 :).75 -5,65 : 7.25 10.1)0 S.75 1,-1.15 7.110 1 2.(15 8.00 12.05 . .Mil t' fhowlnn how Orrmnn fnelnpi-rs would reclaim hupp sfi-tlon ol northern lOurope whirh dis.'itvpe.ii-ed Into the North sea half a e ,. j .Si million yews L'0. .',; ..'. ....' -.'.sis: . .