La Grande evening observer., January 16, 1930, Page 6, Image 6

Thursday,- JanuaryKi, IMP '
Page Six
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, FA GRANDE. ORE.'
1930 IS SEEN AS
WATERWAYS ERA
Great Advances in Inland
.Work Expected Before
; - Year is Closed.
v liy K A. Hrwli
(AP I'cntnre Service Writer)
IjOI'IH AI') H. Mini Itlv
cr irrectK IfliO wlili mi auspicious
KluiiciV and nn optlnilxllc twinkle
in IiIm oyo. '
Although tin; romantic p:iilitt
ji Kit of .Marti Twain' day is far,
fur behind, (he .MlNHM.i(ii fnre
twi'i; it, new ci'ii that bears promise
n( a completed i ti luixl waterways
fiyHti'iu t'dr tho -n l lr middle wi t.
NllIIKTHl projects 11 II trn til''
J!i3ti )if)r,un.
Tito stubborn, niudehnlie ,Mm
Houri, i 1m .MInflKMijipi'H clilcr tribn-
i lury to the west, Is belntf ilrmiK'-H
land deepened by Knvernment wi-
kIiicoik. JI' C'H''' t'.t'io ends they t x-
pect (i rumjileio most of a piujocj
! tlltlt will Df'tl II fl.V-1'imt channel to
' Kansas I'lly nnd the hiitfo Krnln
. territory to the wont.
Willi u slv-fnnt channel inithor-
Announcing New Service
by . .
MOTOR COACH
Pendleton Walla Walla Lewiston
Spokane Yakima Bend Portland
Baker BoiseTwin Falls Foeatello
Salt Lake City
t Trips Daily to Pendleton and Way Poinlr
3 Trips Daily to Baker and Way Points.
2 Thru Trips Daily to Portland and Way Points.
Thru Daily Service to Weiscr, Onlario, lioise, Twin Falls,
Pocatello, Salt Lake City and Way Points.
Connection nre mode at Pendleton to nnr! from Spnkniic, Coour il'Aleno,
, Colfiix, lewiston, Pullman, Moscow, Wnlla Wulla anil Way I'oinU.
Connections are made at Umatilla tn arid from Kenncwick, Pasco,
ripoknnc, Yakima, KilcimhurK, Wi-nutchec and all Yakima Valley Points.
Connections nre made at Arlington to nnd from Ili'ppnor, Condon, FosbU
ami all John Day Volley Points.
Connections nro mndo at Tho Iinllrn to nnd from Prlnevllle, Bend,
v:V, - . Klnninth PiiIIh and all Central Oregon Points.
Connections are made at Portland to anil from Tacomn, Seattle,
Vnncouvcr, B. C and Way Points North and Halcm, Corvnllis, Kuitcne,
Koaeburg, Mudford, Kaeraniento, Kan Francisco, ls Aneclen and ali
Way Points South.
Connections aro made at Salt Lake City to nnd from Denver, Omaha,
': . Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago, Now York and all ICastern Cities.
Motor Coaches Leave l.a Grande
Pendleton 9 :20 a. m. ; 1 :00 p. m. ; 6 :50 p. m
Walla Walla 0:20 a. m.; 1 :00 p. m
Lewiston 9 :20 a. m. ; 1 :00 p. m. .....
Spokane.. 9:20 a. m
Yukima 9 :2() a. m ,
Portland 9 :20 a. m. ; 0 :G0 p. m
Bakor 10 :1 0 a. m. ; 3 :!J0 p. m. ; 8 :20 p. m,
Boise 10:10 a. m.
Salt Lake City..l0:10 a. m. '. 19.15
Inquire at Stage Depot for rates nnd schedules to all points
Expross Shipments Carried on All Schedules
Columbia Gorge Stage Depot
, - . . Kim and Jefferson Sis. Phone Main 7110
. COLUMBIA GORGE MOTOR COACH SYSTEM
IMrkand Yamhill Portland, Oregon
on
y
..S2.25
. .1.75
: 7.25
.. K.75
.. 7.30
. 8.00
, 1.80
. 7.10
Ho
hi
S.'IMO
5.05
I (.!)()
1.1.15
12.05
12.05
2.70
1 0.(15
31. 90
Ufil lit fnr Jim .Siouj. City, In., pro
ponents of .MlnHitiiil river shippln-.:
:i ) HiiliiK- a nine-I'm .1 ehnnii'I
from Kl, l.oiiir: to Kiiiihiih City.
(n (lie Illinois ilver, tlx- .MIhmIm
Jppl's untewny to i 'hit-ago a im)
(Ji-r.it l.nlfcH trade, federal onj:l
iii-ih likewise me (Irr'ilKiiitf from
I In' riv t'm mouth lu-n r Hi. J.oiii
Up"lienm to t'ticii, 111., Z'i'A mlh-H.
('un.illitnUoii of Ofi mi ill -H lM'lwccii
I Hli .'t iiml I.ockport, when- a
mi nit ;i i y dlytrli't ennn) coiiiiccIk
wil Ii l-'iki' M It'll Ik:i ii, )i:ih Ifi-rn
prolitn'i'il iy :ick of wtittf f ii in Ik.
Hliouiil ihf- l-c.-ni ifovt rniiHui
ridi' lo Illicit tli i wni'k Ii'-khii iy
IlIinolM, n la kfH-to-Kiiir u nh'iu tiy
won hi Im iiKKiiriMl.
The tipper M'lnis.slpil, w here
cua'iM-K u( freight ply in n Hl-foo(
i llitllliel jft ween .M i ntien iioIIm. St.
I'liuf, 1 jiiiM nml liileniii illiiu-
polniH, In the' uuhject of iiKitntlon
fin- a nine-foot rlinniiel. Tiler
heeil no ;oVf rnitietitnl IK'tlotl he
yoml n Miirvey. lu evi-r, on thin !
pI'OpOHitl.
NuinermiH other project", in
elmllntr n iiioveinenl to r route a
nine-font ehnnnel in the 'IVnnenrit-e
liver u fnr npt renin n Knox
ville, nre iiii(l''r consfileraUnii. It
also 1h jn-opioed to liecpeil the
Knnaulia river, nn Ohio trtliiitnrv,
I Hint rich con! nri-iiH in Went Vlr
Kinii'. may le tapiod for river
Nliipment.
Jf liie K"''inment taken favor-1
nlile. iiclion on the.se vitrioim pro-
) osa Ik, h Ulul I'edM of mi Visible
liilles would he added to the MJh- j
yinippi KyHtem. ( 'ana liziilion of
tlie Hilo, vlrt unity coiiiplcto, al
ready tins iiolHten-d tliat nilleiiK''
niatei ially. j
fJll UlO MlHHlKSippi itKOf, wliero
feih i a l hai'rfe IlllcH Were eHtitli
Jltdied tin nn emergency men sure
to relieve wn r-iiine trn ffic, n.n
c'ver-inirensini; fleet of hai'KCH nnd
lowhontH oarrieH npwiirdH nf I ,
f, on, a tia toim of freight nnniinlty
on tin' uiH-r and lower river and
on the Warrior river HyMeni In
Aliihnnin. Thewe lines operate nn
di r the KOVornnient'H lnlaiiil Wa-.
tervnyn corporation. j
The volume of merchnndino of
fered for river shipment Uhh lr
come mo prrent that the ltni'Ke linirt'
problem no lonKer Im In Imildlmc
l)ii.inen, hut In handling ft
prmnptly.
'I'll MM the M;iMHHHippl, WilCIMO
iiiueteenth century romance fin led
with (he eomliiK of railroads, Iiuh
returned t( coiuinerclul life with
a noise that echoes with endless
rami! fcnl joiiH reach inif from mid
'e.Ht HtateH lo leRislnl Ivo I'orrldors
In WnnhiiiKlnn.
Mail Carrier At
Union Is Facing
-Big Snow Drifts i
My W. V. CoiiiuM
(( ihnervi-r f'orreKprtndi.ni
I'.VION (Hpecial) John "iJnd"
l.iiy, who curries (ho mail from t'n
lon on ono of the rural roiite re
portH ihnt lie Is encountering mhiii
difficulty Mince the recent hiiow.
Snow about a foot deep and hud
drlftrt have, mndo It neee.ssnry fin
him li line hiH lioi-KOH instead of a
far. 1 J Ik route In by way of Teln
ctiHet and the. I'ark, reiurniiiK hy
tha t'atherino Ti-ok roiul.
KUhoii in an old lady and her re
cm very will neecMKirily he hJow,
rnloli fxpi-rieneed a part of (he
Miow ami wind w hieh interferreil
with travel Wednesday. , hlnh
w ind nnd kiiow made olnu difficult
during tho first part of tho nitfht.
I Some fiarn Marteti for l.a flrande
Mrs, i:ieanor Ixivl wnn takon to
Hot hake .Monday and later under
went an operation. I-'rom hiteot re
jmrtH hhe wiim doiiiK nicely.
I
In -am nnd other churni'tci'Mlt
j font tin-s f the X-i'iiom lumie are
I wiiil to le juHt ax they were wlini
! the wvenieenlh - century owner
will In- eelehnited at an episltijii y
here In March. The flr.-l newnpli
per lii )he ytale wa Mlnrt d III tTlt'l
at WitliniuHhurs:. I ,
i ml I u rued hack utter eneotimer-
j Iiik the hih wind near Hot Inko.
! A lam t three Inches of Know fell
jdurlru; Hie nkht, although the tern-
pi-raturo came tip several deKreow.
The Methodist Iidi.V aid met In
regular hi-shIoii at the church par
' lor Wednesday nfti rnotin. liotitino
husinesH was fidlowed by a liht
i lunch.
At. their meetlntr AVednefilny
ftvenlnj,' Ihti Rebekah Iodj,'o iip-
ii. r n. . t...i..n i niiliiled coinm noes to nan ior iwo
MMIIMKIIII Vlflll, Ul'lll-.ll.lll Ulll.r I . .
noon for the yammer children of
HehelifillH ami Oild Fellow and
anotlior soine evonhur for the older
children. There hoinu' ho much flu
and colds at till time the noeialH
will he held liilor, prolaibly in lVh
runry. Two haHkotball Kames nro Hched
tiled fur the lTnhm hltih whunl uym
clt end. one between the
I'or the 10 yen in
1 !ll'(J WO jtltsyed 1
la wh than wcrn already on the
Ktatuln hooks. Ami one of tha.se
hashi.-cn. broken iptito frequeiitly.
we tiudei'slaii'l.
unveil his huuM hold rimihrnltufft to
otidiitK with ! MaHsachuHctts.
in, (Mm more
(i;i,i:in:.vi i: riti ri(i
JtlfllMriMi. Va. (A-l) Two
cntiirieH of minting In Virginia
CII.VVI'ION I'l V i'.VIi lll'Hj I
ItAOKdliH, Va. (ATI Howard
Hhailb 13, eatmhl 1 riJt.LTtJ Iks
and won a prii-.e from tim s'lito
inirtnti of health. ,
.m; iioaianci; wki:cki:i
i:acii hoi it i. rttWMiO
riurAfif) A I ' ) (in tin- roeki
of liieaKo, one rouuineo whh Wreck
ed each hour iluiinv lit'JQ hy dl
voreo. itusy statiMiclnni', flKiirinif lip
tr' business, dis over that
!Miii't divorces - were uriinted nnd
that wives scored Mulie!, with a
prhportion of three to ono.
I lifaltliful wives, however, out
numbered unfaithful huhbumls.
Only 15 per ct;nt of the divorces,
were Kranted to native Aini'rleunH
and Ku per cent of t he wrecked
rnmnneeH had been productive of
no children.
Installed officers ;it tho Odd Kel
owh hull Wednesday evmiintf, Airs.
I'ora (irinKH actliiK as InstalllnK
ha . off leer. Sadifl Connor was Install
ed nn Noble (irando, Katliryn Spear
oh Vleo (irand, JJolle iJusick as
financial secretory, t'lara Van
hoiiten us recording uccretary, nml
l-Illa J lolly iih treasurer, hesldoH a
number of annointivo officorw. A
.,,v..ii.t .ILili Int.. f,. ll-ni 1 lh.tthlrt Wfflt end
i-..t.ot(ti' niivt ni-nnii'iif- i local and IJakor high school boys
.Mrs. Llllio Ingram who lives In I'riday niht nnd a Knmc between
South Union met With a severe at- independent team from the two
eident Stm.lny morning whllo go- Miles tho following night.
jWl'S. janiOS iJevort: nnu n.n.! nvi
tonsils removed a few days ago Is
reported iim not recovering very
Inir both bone in One of her al ius. I-a.miy irom Hie upe. iiL.o...
Khi. uMixMniti... in iim i.:iUn fni-lOoVoioK llvo on a ranch
exn ml nation and treatment.
Mrs. Agnes J'tuldock. reporter
for tho local newsnnncr. the Ji,.. , if me zero weather during the past , j.oxno.V (Apj An attetionooi'
publican. Is confined to her home ' ,Il,vs- "'' ,,,,H hl'cn v,'r' 'I1"0 Im offering for alo at llroxhonrm'
this week owing to Illness. i complaint about frozen water pipes j tJu, authentic, homo of one of tho
. ... . ..... -iu tlw. itntil iviiu mit iiiipimi i in nU'fl uti
i.nion t ircie- ao, uu, Mcignuors
Ing from her home to visit a nejgh- !
bor. Kho slipped while passing
through a gateway and fell, hreak-
There wore l.son.omi pooplo
over i't years old In this country
in lirjn who could not speak Ktis-
I llsh. J'robahly the Influence of
(lie sports-pages.
The j
few i
'miles up Ciitlierlno creek. I
-' AltliouKli Union experienced i
valine zero weather during the past !
, I few days, there has been very little
'II.OIEIH UATHIllt'K HO.MK
IS OI'UKItUI) l't)t '75ll
rilnio hates the camera and the
reporter, says a magazine writer.
Kor that matter, mo does
Tuniiey.
of Woodcraft,' Installed officers at
their regular meeting at' the K, )'.
hall Monday evening. Mim. Mae
Scott wuh Installing officer. JOu
nlco Shnnlt Ih tho new 1. (. X.,
.Mantle Hall . X., hetlia Tidball
A. W., Oladys Wllklson Mag., Clara
Leu Clerk, Ida Clino JJanker, l'enii
.Miller Alt., Olive Urown C. CI.,
Agnes 1'mldock, press cor.. Lola
Langford, musician, Charles Hen
sley, J. H.. Lilllo CroHrt, O. C. Mary
lirown, U. 1!., and Kred ISrown,
and Leslie Tidhnll managers. Alter
lodge closed the member enjoyed
a lunch ami then danced until
about midnight.
.lames Jtosowal), ' who lives in
Union, but ban been barbcrlng in
La (irando for soveral months,
has purchased a shop In Enterprise
and will now be "on his own."
Owing to illness of Cecil Griggs,
ag teacher In the local high school,
tho meeting of the dairymen which
had been scheduled for .Wednesday
evening, has been Indefinitely post
poned. Mrs. J. W. Ferguson, who re
cently suffered a paralytic stroke,
(!ene Is not showing very much improve
ment in her condition. Mrs. Ker
ns the cold was not
I by any wind,
ueeoiupanied ! pjigrlut leathers.
Tho
o Is iftiTiiO. Fireplace,
V Be Honest yfi
Ljy With Yourself! Sv
fw4 scientiously say that you like
I to do the family washing? f I
1 1 Then why bother with it when I I
O we'll do it for you Damp " O I
Wash at Cc it pound or Rough JL i
Here's the vacuum
can that holds- H ills
Bros Coffee roasted
Roastiig coffee a few
pounds at: a time in
stead of in bulk lakes
a fiavor-difference that
words cannot describe.
'Km
5.
2tl ,,4n.':1'nh1
a few
The vacuum can in which 1 fills Bros.
Coffee is scaled holds a fragrant flavor
and smooth strength that you'll never
taste in anv other coffee.
HILLS BROS COFFEE
'" " Fresh ro the original vacuum pack. Easily open,;! tvitli the key
Controlled Roasting is the reason
for this difference in flavor. By this
continuous process, invented and user
exclusively by Hills Bros., only a few
pounds at a time pass through tin
roasters. Fvcry berry is roasted evenly
and the flavor is perfectly developed.
Bulk-roasting methods can never be as
accurate as Hills Bros.' process. Hills
Bros. Coffee is sold by grocers every
where. Ask for it bv name
and look for the Arab) the
trade-mark on the
can.
FREE :
1930
License Plates i
i -i
i -- m
with every
USE
Purchased at Our 5-Day
JANUARY
CLEARANCE
(CAE
ALE
Jot Economical Trontforl Hon
Biggest
argains
B
Starting today ! Lowest January Clearance Sale
prices on used cars with an OK that counts and
19301 license 'plates free with Hac$c;i 'That's the"'
combination offer that makes tins great 5 day sale
the biggest bargain event in our : history. Many
makes and models are on display and the famous
red OK tag shows where every car has been recon
ditioned. Attend this special selling early while
, selections are complete ! Come prepared to get not
only the greatest transportation value your money
ever purchased, but Free 1930 license plates an ad
ditional saving of more than $12. Remember there
are only 5 sale days !
Y
1927 CHRYSLER SEDAN In excellent condition. Pre
vious owner was a mechanic who took pride in his car's per
formance. A splendid car with an O.K. that counts at a
:bargain price. 10.0 license plates ' included .
absolutely free. .... , ::.
of the
$445
1928 CHEVROLET LAN DE All SEDAN Famous for its
rugged dependability. At thiihbargain price it is the beat
used car buy in town. Has Duco nnish, many extras, and
good tires. Sold with an O.K. that counts and
19I10 license plates
$545
1925 CHRYSLER "70" IMPERIAL SEDAN You can save
in many ways by buying this car. A real bargain, 1930 lic
ense plates, and a car that will serve for many thousands
of carefree miles. That's what you get in this flOC
car. Price tpt)
1927 PAIGE SPORT SEDAN This car has just been taken
in on a new Chev. and to appreciate its price
drop in and look it over
$395
1926 FORD COUPE Has been given excellent care by pre
vious original owner. Many extras including Ruxtell axle,
siieedometer, windshield swipe and spare tire.
1930 license plates free
1924 DODGE SEDAN In excellent condition throughout.
5 good tires and motor O.K. reconditioned. Good looking
and clean inside and out. 1930 license plates
free. A bargain at only
192S OAKLAND COACH Sells for $50 under listing. A
car you will be proud to own at a very low price. Carries
our used car tag with an O.K. that counts. Also
free license. Price ..." ..
$250
$275
$565
1929
Chevrolet
"6" Coach
Has light gray Duco finish. All tires
like new, also spare tire. Cannes 90-day
guarantee. Price.
$595
Many Other Closed Models to Choo.sc From
Larison Chevrolet Co.
Used Car Lot Located at 407 Fir St.
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