Friday. January 10, 1030
re Fpur
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE, LA GRANDE, ORE.
(lnrarpatslnlt
An lndpwWnl inwrw
FRANW B. APPLHBY...,.. .JCdllef aad Pabllah.r
HARVEY P. MATTHBWH : Bualn.aa Manager
Published aranlng., except Sunday, M MU iltiu Avenue,
La Grand., Oregon. The Oharvr-Htnr pulillehed ererr B-rldar.
Entered at lha Wn.tufflu. at 1 (Iranda. Oregon, ai Second
Claim Mull Mnlt.r under net of March , 1K79.
OFFICIAL I'AHHII p UNlOtf COUNT ANP TH
CITY OF I.A OHAKB -
llEMl)i:n OF ASSOCIATED EBB8U
The Anoclali'd 1'r.aada xelu.reljr nlllled 10 uia for publica
tion of all new. dlepati'hea credited IP It or Dot p(herwla. oradltad
If publlehed h.roln. All right of i-enublloullon pf aperjal die
patches In tltla paper, and alio tha local nam herein alto ara
reserved.
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San Franolaoo, Loa AnKulea, Seattle, Portland, ptilctfo, .
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Ilr Carrier
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pally, alnuls oo)y.,.,,..
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Weekly OherverHtar, per year.....
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Dlaplay, forelKn, per column. lnoh
Plaplay, local, per oolumn Inch.....
Plme contract prloea on anpHcntlon. ' ' - - . -
TMK (ill'T F noli -Jpnw (iniiw'i rnl and wild, If limn knew
osl llio .itlft of fiuil, iiml wlin It In thut satili to iliee, Hlvo inn
lii ilrlnlj; Ihi'll woulilest liiivo asked nf; lillii, nllij. he ,wnuld
have civtin '!! HviiiK inner.' John -Kill.
Xsm
Abe Martin I'Triplets Vis it ;
uunnam wrigni:
Photo Is Taken
II) Mi. M. I;', IIioiiiiiiiiI
(observer t'orreHpnnileiil )
rilN'InlHA, fire, (Himi-lnl) Mr.
W. W. tlrny hniveil tin- atuii weath
er Tu.'Milu) to Itlkn llu triplel.
.M.iiy, .llaium.l iiml llihlreil I'.
M. , ll.nl Hiii'Iiikk In Mull I iir!" Iiun
Iiiiiii Writfht iiml lurlili'iiiiilly In
j linvu tlii'lr )iirlui'-H liilieli with 111..
; pliuieer.
i pli'iiKiiiit hour niul u half nf
it'utvi mid rcfrt-nhiueniH mm en
joyed by the, liti'inherH of tin' Meili-
ieal HpriitKH frruiiKi' ufler Mi.-lr husi.
lll'H.1 IlllVllllIf lll'lll lit lllll HI'llllOl
hollar TuiiHiljiy evculhfr. All Villi,
eulfonnl ewmy Hiveil hy 'I'. II. Will
iam wiim ifrniitly nppriu-luK'i! hy h i
iiii'lilhci'H. :
-Mr. I- M. J -.illy, wlfi' of tho
I turned tu hi-r lionin ill the -Weili-it-ill
HirinirH ruliKiT Htutinn Hatunlay
:iifit-r vlaltluir her iiinihnr iiml otluir
rolnllvi-H ut I i-onni'lnii fur t"
I'.AlldlhlT llMHly HlllIK IllKUlt till-! '""""l".
nl liiisimui inn,.,,, li u. ii Mr- lr"- '""n N'-li
l-usy l., ov,. ,,itli nu II . """l i" to Ui llrmiil.i Miimlay whi r..
( itMtiiiilly .nvii ii lii.lr m-I s,r- N''l"iin I"'" iiniiloyimiit with
(ir mi until imluy, mi' ui lili wii. "1" Kll,,,' roinpnny..
linkiiowii," mill ,Iihi kl ,s liuih Mr. ami .Mi. Ni lKon nr-
liinnilii,' mki.UIii' ul Uiill lwt. work'- 'o'"1 n-lv
AfK-r n tuiwrul sun,.,. M(, I'uun 81 h"1 '"' Pr,""' "'"eJ
Miihu iic, Imuuiliolil nlluir i' thr- 1,1 "" ciiinniiinliy.
W.-kl) sll,l,ill, ri.piiru Hint 'liii y Itol.liiNon lma In-.-n vai-llii-r'ii
uinm lirlilrs who kuini him 111,1 s""''
III I'iKik lllllll Ihi-r lliv uhmiiik I Saturday.. Willi.- fillffllnk- with a
ulmVr iihli- In liny millliluii in,1"11' fri,ll1 '' allppoil nn.l f-ll off
Cf)f lc 'tho ron.ln.sa -Mi-rcantil.' .store an-1
. , '.. mint linnl IiIm wrlt iiuiii' Imilly. Ii
Ik IllMirovllIK nllluiiiKh mill painfull.
Mit rii- Jh'trulf. n ix.yi.iir-olil
I ilaiivhtiT of Mr. an. I Jlnt, Wnrri-i,
10 (Al'j : jicu alf him Im i ii 111 ulnne Xiuulay
Willi ll liKhl llttui'H of flu.. Mi.' la
I'JKiJSBu-ASSSCTCMI
LA GRANDE
STORE
Successors to N.K. WEST & CO.
Sale
ENDS TOMORROW SAT. THE 11TH
ilis. iioom:h can conk
KKWAI.Ke K. J., Jan,
" Tiio ftrl Unly uf thu Innil l oni
Pf It tu'M rooliM, Jiinii H J. Inivirt,
Hdnrnlnry of labor, prait il Mm,
Uoovi'r' nlilliiy In urglntr iupiJH a!
Din k III1' vot'uUoi)ii si-liiMil in em
jhufiitf ioinij urlH hiriuiMO
tlii-y tt'iiil to oruiit hiifipy Iioiiuk.
CT IHIWVS SAI.AItV
Alii Jthltfti of llpKOiii, .V J, Iiuiii-
Welioc In a c;tt,
, TKMIMCKANCK IN KATING
The uliiboi'iitu diniicin of llio gay nlnetioH are no loiigoi' in
style. Today, at liomb or in public, the average individual
in content with three or foiir courses of comparatively simple
food, whereas even as recently as .10 or 15, years ago he de
manded dishes in endloss profusion. Consequently the nation
has become more healthy, . There in roorrt for further im
provement, however.' ' ' ' ' ' ' "
From the earliest of times man has believed that an abund
ance of food caused increased vigor, - This is one of those
comfortable doctrines that justify the unrestrained gratifi
cation of the appetite as a means of strengthening the body.
Closely akin to thin idea in the widespread conviction that;
eating meat strengthens' the muscle and' that the hard-j
working man needs much meat. With the progressive in-'
erease of wealth in the-United States to more and more
people the eating of ment two or three times a day, , once aj
luxury, has become a national habit.
Recent studies have produced proof that nn excess of food i Notice is hereby Biven that the
does noUmprove health, button theontrry. itlie cause j'''
of many uiman ailments. Too muenfood Builds excess lat, altl im imi.i m their bunking house,
and obesity not only hinders the free movements of the ', &r?j?'ytC JZ
IxkIv but also contributes to many oriranic disorders. ,Unhour of ton o'clock a. m. At tut
balanced diets, too, breed disease and hasten death. t
There is an old saying that nioje gmves are dug with the
teeth than with the Khovcl. It i.s still malleable, although
It is no longer necessary to take- a ""P to sleep off the effects
of each meal.
HACK KNHac'K, N. j Jan. io -(A)
liuiiitilfhtiu U to rtTilv(
t3.ft a WtM-k iimlr tin will of Misn l.ati'n family wrc Krit vcit tn It :trn
improving nml i-kim'i'Ih to rtiira o
hcIiomI .Mtiinlay. .
Mr. nml Mm. NoHilon l-'oy re
turnoil lo 1'ortlaiKl Wc'lncfiiay ;f
tvr Kcvoral w.'t'ks spt-nt at MMllr:il
sprlnps. ilr. Kny 1h tho son of
Aim. 1". J. lo with.
Mr. ""I Mm. John Kvuns movf tl
into llnk'T .Siimay wlure -Mr.
Kvitns lias tniiltymtnt,
Tho many fricn'l-s of Hip Frank
FIND IT
HERE
Cop for tliU column must be
lu by 9 a. in.
of tiiir little n, riydt', liavlns
j scarlet (Vvor. The I.urs. ns arc fur
i untr rcsitl nts, linvins movcii to
! Itakt-r last aaiirini?.
SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS AWAIT YOU IN
MEN'S CLOTHING
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
MEN'S SHOES
DRYGOODS HOSIERY
LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR
MILLINERY
LADIES' FOOTWEAR
If" who fiphtH antl riin.4 avay
UKUallv- is caught hy a traffic cup
anyway anil Kit ci) a ticket for
sprt'iliiiir, nsistinK an officer ami
carries ilrivlntf.
oniT: oh sxcK!lorilvlts,
ANNUAL MFJnIXt;
gxorncE
ypy cat
ymi h:ivc fniKivcn suiuelimly f.r J ami i punr fish diiln't know th
, his Chi tfriin.is prcfitntH it's tinn: to i kuii wasn't Inatk-il."
; il it all tivcr aain. '
" I Of coin-so it's tun milch t( hope
i "i;i:VlH;ii" Hilt rilsi OM'. M-ST, that all yom ilrcnnif- ami nono or
i I'or laumlre.es. tho soapstono. j "' nifilitnmros will f.mo iruo.
! t
l-'nr (liplnrniit-, iho hftundnrystoiu.
Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page
tmaoi hak nig.
tneftlnx n Hoard of Utnu tors will
be elected to servo for tho eiwuins i f"r 1,1
year and such other businct wit
1 transarleil na may properly
co"in he.foru tho tnid nvftinfr.
ii. K. fOOl.UKJE, Canhter.
.ailie: "Is it true,
to he muri-ie'l-.'"
f(M Maul: "No, hut
rumor."
Is insanity
Sweet Yonnjr Tiling-
an excuse for divorce ?
Old la helor No. only for mar
riajfe.
; l'"ar cooks. ptKhlinsionc.
1 l-Vtr siimu' dealers, tho sandsl'tno.
! l'u tavidi ivi-rs. the milestone.
Km Mrom lH'S. tlte hhu. stone.
I For Irishmen, the Itlarncy Stone
' l-'or horrownrs. tiio touchsionn.
l-'nr pedc-'triiins, the pavipij stone
For Mock hr-rkers. lilt: eurhstonc.
I'or shoemakers, the col-hh sjime.
in thankful lt,r hiirslam. th-- keytoii.
For jnanif.iT ists, the pumice stone.
Fur tomisls. the YellowMone.
l-"tii he.ioti'!, llio pe;ichatonc.
I.r Keiiiust-s, tlie totnhstone.
i-or must of u, the urilidslum
you re Koim;
She: "Wo must hroak our on
na.ueinent. I'm sorry."
He: "Well, Up-n return the rinir."
Sho: "Oh, I'm not that sorry. '
Tho kuly "'.Has anybody ever
offered you u ork "
'I he tramp "Only once. lady.
j Apuri it'oni iiiai i ve in'i iioinni
hut kindness."
rf-Y-rrtl . W Ti m a
STEVENS-VAIN ENGELENCOI
I.. 11. HKAMWKl.r,.
t'aahl.-r.
Dec. 13. L'iV Jan. C and IS.
" ' "' ' MITICl: j
SAFEST Notice Is hereby (riven that thei
, ' n , " . ... . annual meeting of the stockholders !
Two years ago, when the Guggenheim foundation offered r the rmt,,i Mt,,i. National nanki
n ?100,000 prize for the "safest airplane," the builders of C''V".'!
aircraft in the United States and Europe declared the condl- j.tunuaryi'tih,' imoVm "o n. 'm. !u
tions were impossible of attainment with the knowledge of)""" "i,ini,- a hoard of ,ur;tor
., . ., -i . n ,. , , will he elected lor the emuinp
aviation then at their command. The conditions as drawn !vnr n,i any other busineiu mm.
set a goal for the industry 'to .strive for, not one that had K,c'' '1 lh;,t '":,v pnuwy ' t"'-
i , - - .... " , .for.' the lueetiiiir.
ueou passed, ior inc jiurpose 01 ine compoimon was lo en
courage the development of a' plane that was more nearly
fool-proof than any before it. '
Twenty-seven manufacturers entered the comix-tition but
only 15 ships entered the tests. Of the 15 only two passed a
najorily of the tests and but one met all of the conditions.
That one ship was the quest of the Guggenheim Foundation.
It represents its goal, or rather its first goal, for it is expected
of the winning craft that it will be the father of still letter
airplanes.
The chosen plane can fly at 35 miles an hour, glide at 38
stop within 100 feet after touching the ground, take off in
a space 500 foet square surrounded by obstacles 35 feet high,
land within 300 feet after jrUdiwr over an obstruction 35
feet high, -clear a 35 foot obstruction 500 feet from thei uciniit,.,in,., pirating, in n
starting point, assume an altitude of safe gliding descent t;,,0,,, .v-ton-s Ki.iiiu- shop.
10 miles an hour when stalled in a steep climb and fly for 1
fivo minutes with the pilot's hands off the controls.
Tli esc are stiff requirements, framed to encourage the
production of a plane that will advance the safety of commeiv
cial flying. H is a tribute to the aviation industry of tho
United States to have the "safest airplane in the world"
chosen from the best it knows how to build.
After thirty-five time v,.,.
is so rapidly that by tb.
Sam:', "lluw was il itnr WilKins
t i ne t his s.ul .-nil '."
nil' Itiil: "Hi' went to shoot his wife
Proud Kuther: "Don't you think
I it's about time the bahy learne.! In
say "(in pa".'" 1
Mother: "Oh. no. 1 hadn't in
tended tr-llintr him who yuu are un-
' til he b. eomes a littlt. slronKei'." '
Size 70x80 in, .
Cotton Sheet Blankets
. " Bright Plaids
98c
iti .mm t.i; vu:
In basement of M. K. church, hc
Binninir at ln;eo Saturday, Jan. JI.
1-3-21.
JAM AUV fM'A.rr SAI.K
Keti tho wonderful values n
eloseoiiLs in dinnerware, lamp.
rTlasswuro, and other thlnjrs at
UichurOson'it Ait and (lift Shop
I his wtek. Substantial reductions
in all lines during this week. It
will pay you to visit the shop and
take advantage of this annual sale.
-Adv.
Important Statement of Policy
1. Victor will not introduce to the public any new
radio or combination instruments before June
of 1930.
2. There will be no change in our list prices on
Victor radio or radio combination instruments
prior to May 1, 1J)30 if at all.
t
Northwestern Victor
Distributing Co.
Seattle Portland Spokane
ADLER'S MUSIC CO.
January 2, 1030
Cried For a Year, Policemen Footed
Now Wants Reward j Hy Kiddies' Rockets
OMAHA. Nehr.. Jan. 10 (AD j
liohert l'meh. Imvinic rrifd a) IWANSTOV. 111.. Jan. 1( (AIM
Kfeaur P-'rt of Hip timo nine k rfrktta Ciusrd i:ar.nton po
lio says, want compensation for It. I'" Put ln t;E,Ml hours extra
Some caustic soda pot Into Ids 1 Wlr without .dd.M rrcampf 0'i !
cyi while be aa norkin at o i iourtng !;, I'hb f of rottc Will
uneltcr. providim: the husm ( bx ; un - V-r'nuti saij lu hi annuil
action fttr il.nnaccs ;is ra4 In dts- rrport.
irltt fourt. The nkroelift! wer rUcJ in
Ho worked at tho smelter, hi j vaco hi lots by children and off.
petition Mid. until lust June when i the police tvrlirvins them to he
his crying necessitated (lint ho quit. ' bmb. Tb pollc put In ti )ei3K
Thr tears arc most coptoue In Cvdd j film hour j-uardinir property ur. 1 1AMT SHAPES
weather, his petition added. huntlnjr th bomhfrs" before ttK,! To fil 'Vcry Mylc and site ft
truth comerTiinjc the explosion;, i j"l. Floor. Urid. Table tvl
.. . ... Ucamc knon. . Hoyd-.ir. In both parchment anl
v.U.I.IM, UlKiAN ,n ..ti- rantrintr tn tine from 0r
CAT) A , to li.fi uill b fraturtiJ this ek
0; t A( bl ). IlUATIIS jdurin th Aunual Cleanup S.i!o l
i r.ichjrdson's Art and (.lift Shop.
NtW YOltK. Jn. 10 (AI) 1-6- tr
Pf niiiidlo-air4 tnu
t'AI.L MH tuns ,
The Oregon Hardware and Iip
plrmept company, 1j (Iratole. Ore
gon will receive sculed bi.ls for the
wrecking of their warehouse locat
ed on the i.-V. It. v N. company
luQds at lt (IranJe, Onon. no:
latter than January i:th.
Thrso bid; wil be roitsideied In
Sale of the bnild'.iiff as It staqils.
h it h certain nerval inns. ill be
acCi'plcU. Ittddef to wrt-Ck. dlspOr
of s.ilairo unl than up rronnls.
lH-fintie bids for wrecking and
clrantnjf up of grounds and includ
ing arrangements of s;itapre for
dtopos.ii by ti.
Iwtntto tid for wrecklnp hit(ld
infl, iiniudinr arninicements of wl-
for Ktlo and ch-antnc up of
s'rouH'K This hid will c accepted
en 4 p rci-ntuico b.mii of the mIh pf
tho jv,il ag. The rurht Is rt-rved
to run t any and ail
HObKltl'ltti. Ore
memorial pipe orian U I'flDi? Ul
Mallnl In the Kimi Christian
rbiirrh hcr the Instrum. nt hcltur
pift from Wilbur f. lrklns. One caui'
prcsidrnt of the I'nitcJ ItaJlo o4 dropping dd In rltb-f ! boi.-. Ir. Will N YOT AHt. IOWN WWN'
Te,inon corporation of rhleare. tVstcr KPucJy cf forcell J4tj lo not fail to int Ut-h;rdson'!
The orpin Is a nicmorUl to Ivr- ( co-It U found. In ! hh j Art and Shop. It w ill pay u
Kins' pmther. Mary Atileroo Or. pas be lu )vteiiulnd tbit no tu w. . k during the clnnup
kins, who wi a nu-mber of the rrduccs ciwi it p. r rfit. Ho- M my u fn! n. - in cb.--
KoMdMir church for a oumlr of d-ms lu emd-proof ci.nt;;imrx p ,i tn:erwre will lt found a
)-tar. The orjjan van rvrrtvnl ui wrr con.p4i. hit lho 11 It u than hatf th whoteMl wf.
JL'brlatmas lim. . und.r city t onditlot) if-
When You Have
FROZEN PIPES
Call Us-We Can Open
Them Up With Our New
ELECTRIC THAWER
Quickly With No Fire Danger
Phone Main 5S0
PRZD SPAETH
Grande Ronde Meat Co.
Packers and Distiibutors of Mt, Emily Products
City Grocery Economy Grocery Hoover
and Market and Market Market
Main 75-50 Main 573-4S Main 755
LOOK FOR THE UNION CARD X?yrt;
purchases and he sure that it is home products in MEATS. GOOD AS THE BEST
COST YOU LESS MO.E.
.1f. Emily Hams, lb. 28c
Sugar Cured
Spare Ribes, lb. 15c
Rack Bone, 3 lbs. for 25c
Cottage Butts, lb 22c
Mt. Emily Bacon, lb 28c
Sugar cured, none better
Shoulder Ribs, 4 lbs. for 25c
Rolled Shoulders, lb. 25c
Bonned ready for slicing.
Picnics, lb. 19c
Fresh From Smokehouse
The best obtainable.
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Quality Food for Less
Tomatoes
Peas
Pleasant Grove, standard
pack, i tins, 2 for
45c
Monarch Prand Fancy,
sifted. No. 2 tins, 3 for .
59c
Golden Corn
Monarch Golden Maize, Special
No. 2 tin. 3 for ,
49 c
Chipso
Washing Powder for quick suds, OA
largepkg.,2 for..., , Si)C
Coffee
Oranges
Fancy Sunkist, 100 size,
dozen
73c
Saturday is the last day of the Monarch
Coffee Sale, r.uy at this low price.
1 Pound
lbs.
45c
81.29
Butter
Meadow Harvest or nine Mountain.
Hesh churned, special. Saturday onlv
lasn i rice
2-!b. roll
69c
t