La Grande evening observer., January 22, 1930, Page 5, Image 5

Wednesday, January 22, 1930
LA GRANDE k,NING QPVBRjA QffAMPE, ORE.1 i
Page Five
i LCA3. ElPDEEFiTi
Absent From School
MIhh J)fthl Flcshiiiiin haw been
absent from hor cUm.sis at the
Kasterij On-non Normal schoo.l for
aeveral days duo to illness.
t Visiting DmiKhUT
Mih. J. A. McKall, of Ontario,
is in Ia Gramlo for several day
visiting her daughter, Ellin, who
la u student at tho Eastern Ore
gon Normul bcI ol.
Ill nt Iloinc
Ilulh .Stoddard, student at the
KaHtern Oregon Normal aehool. Is
ill at her homo today. The great
er part of last week she. was ab
sent from Kfhool, duo to. illness.
At Ilia Hotels
MisH Alma l'aton, Haker; P. J.
Thorp, AUi'i'I. and Mr. Summer
ville. Portland, are nnnuiK recent I
(fi8trant at the local ImtelB.
VlslU'd In Pendleton
.Mis AitiHndu Kabel, head of the
KriKlish .departinent. at tho Kastern
Oregon 'Normal kcIiuoI, was a
weekend visitor at Pendleton. She
was formerly a member of the
family in the Pendleton Hitch.
HCllOOl.
.Miss lluux (iUr.s Address
Mls Kate I Houx. of the Ack
crman Training school, Bpoki- at
the aHHembly of the Eastern Ore
gon Normal school this morning,
using "Teaching is Fun" an thu
subject of her Interesting address.
ncthtnyrl Miller and Lillian Small
led In some yells.
Accepts Position 1 "
Misn Marvel Akers has accepted
a position' in Halter county for tho
rest of tho year. Mile graduated
at the Eastern Oregon Normal
school at the end of tho fall semester.
Meeting Postponed
Duo to the cold weather tho M.
E. church has postponed Hh Thurs
day niKht meeting until warmer
weather. Tho quarterly confer
ence, however, will bo held ua
scheduled.
Lindy And Anne Get Av New.' Pair of Wings
Itaby Daughter
Mr. and MVs. Arleigh Thompson
are the parents of a baby girl born Poise, Idaho, nt tho Imperial,
PraLsefi Highway Mcu. "
"Oregon highwny officials are
to bo congratulated on tho way
they aro meeting the snow condi
tions,' ttaid Walter Dufresne of
I
surly this morning at their home
in Elgin. They have named her
Arditli.
.New News Heel
The management of I .a Grande
Theater,- Inc., announce today the
signing of a contract for a Uni
versal weekly news reel of a dif
ferent type, featuring Oraham Mo
Nameo in the announcing role, ex
plaining "the news 11s it unfolds.
The first showing bein.'i todfciy
with "The Cock-eyed World" at
the Arcade. ' ; .
Public, IhstallalHHi ;''
Public installation ot the OrdorS
of DeMoiay und Ualnhow for Oirls
will take- place It. morrow evening
p. 7:.. in the -Masonic hall. Any
one interestt'd Ik invited to attend,
especially parents and friends of
tho members of these, organiza
tions. At the Hotels
K. Yatiiaslnta, Portland;. Daniel
Dnpp. Portland; Harry K. Hite,
Oshkosh; 13. V- liioitwelser, Hak
er; Hoy' UIU, Eden; W'ayne Hev
ens, Eden; ltny Hatley and wife,
pocatollb; W. E. I truce, Weiser;
0. AV. Bruce. Weiser, and A. T.
JJuLrich, "St. I-ouis, Mo., are among
regis! raids at the local hotels.
lion Yesterday
A. 1j. AJselibrener. of San Friin
Cisco, left yesterday alter spend
lug several days in this city trans
acting business.
Postpone Meeting
Tho meeting of tho parent
teacher association at tho Acker
man Training school arranged for
Thursday evening, has been' Indef
initely postponed, duo to the gen
eral epidemic of colds and flu.
left La (irando in the morning and I
came through to Portland with no
troublo whatever, and now 1 am
driving south and expect to ho at
Medford for tho night, so that I
can starle over the Siskiyou moun
tains Wednesday morning. On tho
Old Oregon trail, front Haker to
La Grande, no belter condition
could bo asked for in winter. The
department has cleared tho road
well." The Oregoninn. . ,
Recovering
Mrs. Hoy Spencer . and son
"Hud," who have been ill of flu
for several days, are improving.
TRAIN, AUTO
BUS COLLIDE;
TEN KILLED
(Continued from Pago Odo) '
Illness
- Mr. and Mrs. Tom McA lister aro
ilj at their home in the Sommer
hoii'l.
Baby Hoy
Mr. and Mjrs. Fred Albcrtson
are tin! parents of a 9' 1-2 pound
baby boy, born Monday at the
Grande Hondo hospital.
School PostiKHied
Tho school of Miss Ions otho ft
resbyturhm church which was to
mvo boon held this cvei i s.. Hub wheat ranch
been postponed for one week on "
account of sickness and the cold a ' , .... 0
weather, tho Rev. J. George Wal. as bank president at as-
pastor announced this morning. cf "' in i.ucliy
The school will bo resumed next learned a lot about farmers
Wednesday evening with tho usual jtroublOM they never learn.
Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh are pictured hero In the colonel's new $30.00Q low-winged
speed ship as they took off on a test flight nt Hurbank, Cnl. Lindy is in the front coekplt. They
.remained aloft for half an hour over Los Angeles, Hollywood and nearby cities. Tho "mystery
piano" was under construction for six months behind .closed doors. Jt carries an unusually largo
amount of gasoline and obviously Is inteded for long:d1stancto hops, 'which has given riso to much
speculation regarding its Intended use by the famous couple.
classes.
V,'
TAX HOLL COMPLKTKD
Seriously III
Hoy Grandy, formerly
valley, is seriously ill at his home
in Buckeye, Ariz., according to
word received here.
E. 10. Aran!, superintendent-of.' HOSIHlUHG. Ore.. (AP) Corn
schools at ElBin. is ill of pneu- . Potion of tho tax roll for Douglas
mouln, according to word received county for 1929 shows a total of
here by County Supt; 13. A. Sayro $1,159,701.14 to be collected during
, . , I tminv ' : "' t . tno year ol i'J3U
Ul. '
The tax roll has
been turned over by Assessor Frank
. Calkihs to tho sheriff h offico'nnd
Kmploycd al the (i ramie Honde
Hale Irwin is a new employe in
tho grocery department of tho
Grando Honde Meat company.
Ill With Cohl
. Grace Phillips,
of Haines; has
Tho fire department was called collection- wm no siariuu iiiwiv
to the home of Mike Sullivan, at dhttely. The tax to be paid this
702 Adams avenue, twice yesterday year is $47,000 more than was re
afternon to extinguish a blazo be- ported on tho rolls for the last year.
lieved to have originated from an
overheated stove. . The first call
was at 2:40 and the second at .4:45
p. m. Tneuamngo was not neavj.
HANIC DKPOSITS JIHill
Firo Chief C. T. Lindsey reports.
tho Eastern Oregon
lhi& week due to illness,
Normul school ' Snook Is Granted
ROKEUU'KG, Ore., (AP) Uose
burg bank deposits ut tho close of
business December 31 were the
largest in the history of the city
4i.i1 omwiltifiiiki urn t hi most itl'uS-
StaU OT jbXeCUtlOn vcrom during the pant tlvo years,
,......,! t i..r In tho iiniiiml I'fMlfirlN
coi,i:miu-s. a. .ian. 21 (api- ltld0 by b;!nk (tt?
The Ohio supremo court lato yes- t7 ' T ,iu
Hot nine A Honii'
Harry. lijii-h has returned
homo after pending several weeks
lit Missouri' Visiting friends and
relatives in Kansas City and llut-ier.
Pep-Assembly
A special pep assembly
held at the iN'ortiiai scnooi ai j:to mppiintrn mid elections
yesterday with Frank Devaney 1 terday granted a stay 'of execution ; weclJiib una
leading some yells to be given at ' ui i- V ,, 7; . li. Hank deposits totalled
tho train in the evening wnen tno ieui, i.v, -
Western poping Ills eiecirocui ion rroin
31, until February 2h.
basketball team left for
Oregon. Talks were also given by
Joo Sayre, Vergella lloml. Fran
res I.eo Howd and Mr. Strvenson.
Paramount ALL TALKING
ALLSWCm ALL DANCING,
$S.7U8,-
COBJO making u. sain ot ? aoil.OOO
..Mlnco thc natluniil call In Uc.lulicr.
Itosefiurg, which Is fifteenth unwng
vn.M IV I'l'VIH I-TON 11,0 cl,Us of " 1,1 l'l"1:L-
SVMKM I.N ll.Mia.lJ t(on lmtb in )a,lk dul,ilH.
I'fcNIH.KTON Ore.. (A1-) , , ..
Sheriff Tom Cunlan.) (lurinK the F.c. tgotum
year .J InaUKuruted . a new sys-1 .Tllfl Tllliliins snys rgnllsm ts B
tem in the I'timtilla county sher- universal instinct. Every lien thlnlis
HTs-ufricv l)y 'lnstalllnB'ii:coimli!ta..:lo owns the eulire dog Waslilug
prisoner iileniificatlon bureau:. ton Star.
Kvery prisoner is fingerprinted '
anil photographed and copiea are ' Little Job Fir.t
sent to the various Important pria. xanihippe, wife of Sncralcs, had
ons on the coastthe Justlo depart- uijstic lillM and helieveil thai
Also
m, Mickey. M owner
.. ..Cartoon
'GRANADA
vrnr ii avi vii
IN AMAZING TECHNICOLOR
nt of Waslilnglon. 1). C, and Ihe
Canadian Mounted police.
During the year just closed $10.
r,!Kt in fines were assessed and $10.
SSS collected. l.iiiuor arrests to
talled 1S3 and 11 stills and H'
gallons of liiiuor seized, l'-lfty two
were. sentenced to the .state prison
and of these but four stood trial
thus saving Ihe- county trial, ex
penses. " . . . o
n man should orovido for Ills fam
ily before rcai-rangliiB' Hie uni
verseAmerican Magazine.
Both Somewhat Frisky
Ynnn people aren't as nulel ng
the yoiiajr people of olden days
used to he. lull neither are Ihe old
people Sprlngneltl Union.
Plumter Facing;
Murder Charge
Knew Roosevelt
KLAMlrVTH;'. KAadS, ;Ope.t Jan.
22 (Al')r-On the eve'.oC'thrt ti'ial
of . Johuif GV !. Wrights : KliCtnafh
plumber '.charged With the';nurder
of - Kydney Darlihg,--hotel man,
spmo lntoreatlng facta ijf-Wright's
past life were' reV'nled1 byf friends.
Years -ago, tho map' who went
to trial today, vviw.kno'wn' for his
featH of. .'horHemajishliV and vhlle
riding tho .range lirWyomipg was
chosen .to 'rlireaU onc'df. 'the. -finest
hoiHcJi available' for Toddy Itpose
velt, then president of -'the.'-United
States. - - 1 ' ,:
Wright then I'look tlie hbrsd to
Washington, . U. C:,a and Vemained
several months caring' for the pres
ident's stables. , Yellowed 'itewa-
paper clIppingH' In WrtglitH'. po4
session tell of -this Part of his life.
Life : on 'tho open, range - lUrod
Wright back" to Wyoming where ho
organized a wild west .-show and
traveled .'throughout .'the.' western
states. Ilncoming prominent, ' he
east his. lot with" miners'at HuUe,
Mont.. -and amassed a small for-;
tune. - .-
From Itutte he' moved .'to Seat
tle, then to Pdrflitnd'whore ho was
In the plumbing and . heating busi
ness. Through a "hohk failure he
lost $LT',U0O and through poor In
vestments another ' 2n,ooo. lie
moved tf' Klamath Falls in '192C
and started- rigiiliV to retfuln lost
rortuneh'. ''H'e ;opefuled -'a. plumb
ing shop findUai,eiM6penoda- 8kat
log rinlt. rMrs. Wright bad a lease
the hotel which was owned by
Darling.' They have one daughter,
who resides in Portlnml.. ' " -
When faced with the chnrge' of
shooting 'Darling; J ther plumber
said he had won and-lost two for
tunes and: did notMntend to .'have
another ltiken frojn him. - Sllieh
snrpriso testimony, is expected in
the trial. : '
Mrs. W. J. Bryan
Joins Husband
In The Beyond
thu trip. Tho train was number
X-lif. a mail run.
Mowed nt Crossing
Apparently tho bus driver did
not sue tho train. Ho is said to
have slowed or stopped near tho
crossing and then to have driven
on to the tracks.
A moment later there was. a
crash, followed by tho screams of
children. Cries of tho suffering
atlded to the horror of tho scene
for many minutes while rescuers
gathered up tho mangled bodies
and started with those who still
were living to the hospital at Uo
re a.
Pathos w.ih added to tho trag
edy when mothers and fathers of
thu dead and injured children
commenced to arrive. Crie of
aiiKtiish we ro heard as mothers
found their loved ones dead or
learned they had been taken to
hospitals seriously injured. Many
of tho fathers also were unable to
restrain their grief.
Hudolph Ursprung, a train con
ductor, of Heron, who was ono of
tho first to arrive at the scene,
said thero was a freight train
passing east over the crossing as
the bus approached. It was be
lieved Taylor, waited for tho
freight train to pass ami then
drove his bus In front of tho mail
train which tho freight train pro.b
nhly had hidden.
Among tho dead were three
children all of one family. . They
wero HIta Zellnski, a, her brother
Vincent, (, and her sister, .Doro
thy. 3 1.
Fourth Ilig Tragedy
I Land, the engineer, wild. "I
didn't see the buH until wo hit It,"
tho Information It would bo given
to them.
Bchafcr then asked If It were not
a fact that when prohibition agentrt
became Involved In a caso reports
on tho Incident were sent to tho
bureau for "covering up."
"1 know noth'ag of anything
ltko that," Mellon said. "It such a
condition exists it has nover been
brought to my attention." . 1
Sehnfer said he believed such a .
condition did exist among officers
in the statu of Washington and
that ho was going to movo that
tho committee ask the prohibition
commissioner for a report.
'1 understand tho situation In
Washington is serious," Schafur
declared,
Doran then took the stand and
recommended the transfer. Uo said
ho thought enforcement could bo
made more effective by the Justlco
department as It would mako de
tection and prosecution more cine
lent.
si Jjc '
Proving by Red
Flannel Our Ability
HOLLYWOOD, Ual., Jan. 22
(AP) M's. , Wllliamj ' Jennings'
Bryan; - widow of 'tho lato Demo
cratic) leader, today ? joined in
death with her famotiH husband,!
.whoso constuntcoiupanlon in vic
tory and defeat she was from that
October "day , fn J S S 4 When ho led'
her to the altar and slipped onto.
'.'won 1880; one 1884." !"..".. ......... ... u. Vntr now nnihinr
whom the Great ' , "m" ""'V "V "J TV j :l . T " F
uiiiu, nuar h iniMii-i , tvuuii ti pviiuwi X OU QUI1 t JIUuU Ik 1IUW hi.
bus, returning from a basketball fact youi' Wardrobe IS ill pret-"
game at night, was struck by a : , , n i.ir-
V-ennsylvanla train there. Several, ty good si iipe to take yOU
others were killed and more than
-10 have been Injured in other acci
dents. - . :
The Heron crossing- crash was f Wl.f- 1?lnnnt1
tho fourth big tragedy in Ohio " rr mn t iwtv.-
within three weeks. Just 11) days
of Hm-; Between now and Easter, you
NKFKS ACTION'
WOMAN IJKKH IWHMIMi
Nominate Brodie
To Finland Post
History Juit brow ; -VASllINflTO.V, Jan. 22. (AP)
Yon can't reason wllh life. We 'Tho uomlnutlon . of. Fdward K.
Plinpo It by the wiiy we are today I lirodic, of Oregon, to be .minister
H Mrs. Hryan,
Commoner called "my menla I
safely valve," died last night at
tho home of her daughter, Mrs.
Graro Hryan 1 largreaves, wife of ,
a' Beverly Hills, f'al., banker. She
had been suffering from arthritis
for about 12 years, and her con- (
dition-becamo suddenly worse up- ,
On her return hero a short time
ago from Miami, Fin., whero she-
visited another daughter, Mrs. AMJANY, Ore., Jan! 22 (AP) i
Huth Hryan Owen, member of A request that a certificate of pub
congress from Florida. Mrs. Hry- 11c necessity be Issued immediately
an was till years old, and survived by tho interstate commerce comt
her husband by four years.' mission to permit construction of
Throughout the 41 years of their tho Oregon Fleclrie railway cxion
marrled life, her husband's careej' slon to tJascadla from Lebanon was
was Mrs. Hrvan's career. They m'ado today by Frank J. Miller,
discussed everything together chairman of tho pujbllu service
men. evenls and ovorv now pnlltl- cominlssion to Olydo H. AUohesou
cai issui'. Sho asslsied him with of tho tnterstato commerce corn
hit! mail and rend aloud to him mission. . :
while he chopped down- trees for ) - :
exercise. In order that she might
share more Intimately his thoughts
and. bo of greater aid in his efforts,
she took up the. study ot law and
was ndtnllted'to the bar. '
Gl'iH OPUNS 1THST SC'HOOli
' GUAM, Jan. '22 (AP) Guam tu
dny opened Its first American
school - building ami playground
with a ceremony. The building,
paid for by American residents,
provides the first adequate facili
ties for educating American chil
dren since tho island came un-i'-T
American jurisdiction.
PAVING WAY
FOR GENERAL
CONFERENCE
thru' the winter except for an
extra suit of underwear here
and there.
That's the point we want
you to drop m for red flannels
now.
We believe you'll like the store
so well that you'll come back
for white flannels later. .. .
(Continued from Pnpro Ono)
MlMMp' ..A
tern
tjy ...
SL'PKHVISOH J) IKS
connection wllh tho conference
naturally are occupying the major
portion of his tlmo but between
conferences of tho various delega
tions he Is attending Uie houso In
ordrr to answer various questions
during the question period.
MELL ON FAVORS
BUREAU TRANSFER
PIWIH.ETON, Ore. (AP) Mrs.
Mnrlt! Hurnett Cooper of Wasco, In
.Sherman etnuily. the only woman to
'living It mill lluit's knwr history Is
innde. Ainei-lfim Miigiixliie.
4 DAYS STARTING
Today
THEYRE BACK AGAIN I
fighting! lovingi forgetting'
l& 1U lmm,4,l Skies nf Wrin Orirf CAan," .
IMHIIVIIUI viiw J .
VIQOR McLAGLCN
(as top sergeant flaoo)
-EDMUND LOWt
(as line sergeant quirt)
in
Wm fox's ALL TALKING SPECIAL
- T
. . . ? ... u . J
i Xsji
K?'i4 1
Jhe Cockeyed
WITH THt RAVI5HIM0
LILY DAMITA
Also Hear the News of the
Day Hi-ported by
GRAHAM McNAMEE
NOTICE
"THE COCKEYED WOULD"
is nut recommended fur juve
nile attendance.
I
" " . "s)"'::.-"5.Tt I
if ,t
1
. U.y SSI
Still on the Job
If tho tlevll tiilics it less hateful
shape to ns lhan to our fathers,
ho Is n s Imsy ivith us as with
tliem. Lowell. v
Socrates Mistake
Like nil Rieat men, Socrates
couid havo been any sort of ureal
man; he chose lo heeonio a philoso
pher, not l;novinK Mint It is safer
to lui a general. American Mugii
zinc.
, Vh3n Chairs Came In
It was until Charles ll's rcisn
Hint chairs eaiue Into (jenernl use
here. Wc clung I" slnols anil
Vnehes for finite fifty years after
oilier nnilnns hail lal.eu lo chairs.
London 'l'il i;i!s.
to Flnlnuil, was sent to ,1 lie senate,
today by President llooyeiv
Wife Sees Husband ,
Drowned In River
KKD1JI.NCI, Cal., .Ian. 2? (AI-)
William M. W'elsll, till, of Kennell.
a. supervisor of Hluisla euunly died 0f
hero last nlKlit. He had been a
member of the boa rd of mi ner
vism's since llll-'. Mr. Welsh was
n life Ioiik resident of California,
bavins' been born hi old Shasta.
(Continued from Pago Ono)
Industrial alcohol used. The
secretary said If members of con
irrcHs had any reason for obtaining
mi
IVeWelcomeyou
to Portlnnd. 200 comfortWo roomi
each with balh. Ucasonnble
Convenient downtowa locauuiu
9k HOTEL
CONGRESS
PORTLAND. OREGON
Louisfl. UQQtu Paidtnt Manager
HOU HWA.C1I. Ore.; Jan. '22
(AD While Ills wifo Htood on tli"
Hhuro und looked on lndplOHSly, T.
;. AlcrlwrtltiT. &7. prominent (iuld
Iti'dch r'-Hidunt, sunk Into Two M lie
ST I'lll-- NTS 14T It I K M
MADUIO, Jnn. (Al) Knur
Uioumind wi-tidrnts or tint Nultnnul
unlvorHity wont on Htrllto lodny.
They rejonlcd houw of llielr pru
ffHKurH from cIjish rooiriH und lirtdu;
dooi'H and wlndnwH. .
ult'llff. u-:m i-nllfil licciillMl!
UliTIo m the Kokiii' rlvor wllh l.l.h(J HtHlI(.nls H:iUi nUy f.ur.'d th
motorhoiit. Tho body w.-ih rocov-. HuVei.nmont inU-mli-d tu dlwidvo
oretl lodny. ' lht) 8l,uirnt- oi'Bunlxiitlun. (Mvil
Morlwcihor lo.st conli'61 of tho KU,ir(js wuro- mWd to rt-Htoro or
smill rrnft in tho trcachorourt river (ll,r .
Hvoll''n by nicltliiB enow. Iln hud , . , .
l!ind d bin wifo und whs returning
throuph Two ,M,llo ltlfftc to load
iho boat with bupI'Uch.
11,001 COXVIt-TS
OUDMK PAKIKr gr'AKANTINi:
HAN' KKANCIHOO, Jan, 22 (AP)
ThlH port ordt-rod n quara ntino
against parrolH lo Ktiard nuaitiHt
powdblo importntlon of pstllin'osfn.
What with tlm prlyoiiH ho full
of orohiidtion of fi-ndTH, a flrsi-
Iiihh munh-nT has to be pal on Htato pcnllontiary hIih'o the rounu-
SAU:r. Ore, Jun. 22 (AI')
Klovun thousand ono convictH have
been incarcorated In tho OrcKon
iho waiilim' lint in iiiohI Hlati'H.
NCE.
UPON
A T1MEL
Wmm
lin,' of ii penal . Instituto In tills
stale,, H was announced today by
penitentiary officials. Tho latest
Inmate to bo admitted from Mult-,
nonuib county, was officially num
ber 1 1, Mill. The present population
at the pcnltcnllury Is So.
MAYOR Ol-' OMAHA WHS
l'ecRy Hopkins
jovec. famous
for her many
m a rrlages.
strutted down ,
the main street a
nf f llllll. Vir. "'
Klnla town to
fl,n linrl.er vltnn
n H ...l.f.
to tana ner ad vKf5
ins luncn eacn
day. He atlll rW;
bodles . malls '
l;.Kfl;l.HIOIl .Sl'ltlNflS. .Mo..
Jan. VZ (A1-) "Jim" ilialilman.
perennial mayor of Omaba who
li ft the life of a cowboy for that
1 of a politician, today was embarked
I on "the lon trail." TllO need cam
1 palcner. 73 years old, died In a
hospital last nlcht followlllK 11
SII OKC Ol upopicjy jm:viii") .
"i:.MX).in;i" ;ln kim-s
SPECIAL
A complete set of full upper
and lower plates of famous
Hecolite
$67.50
Guaranteed Genuine
Painless Extracting $1.00
The World's Great
est Washer ... as
Advertised in The
Saturday Evening
Post of January 25th
... See it at Ward's
Store ... NOW.
The NEW - -WARDWAY
GYRATOR
V.W.O ALTO, .Inn. 22 (A!')
p'iellm of another "unloaded
I weapon, ttobert Qulnn, four years
I old. was killed here by a riflo In
. the hands of u brother, Kenneth,
1 10.
$20.00
I MM1NNVII,M;, Ore, Jan. 22
(AD An .miucxl Into tho d'ath
uT H rt Uojf. rH, &5, who db'd afu r
Kallov,hi it finantity of lic-adurho
titldii?, wjih ordcr'-d todny by the
coonly coroner. Itotfrr' hroth"f
tohl ih1 t'oroncr tho d' uil man took
the pIIIh bi-foro hrtjukfaxt and died
wltii in 2'J nilnuica. An uuluiity
v.m; oidvrcd !:rj.
$1.50
$7.50
$7.50
IlL'BBJSIt 1'1ATKS
an low ns ,
FltsiMNliH
ii m low n h ...
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cleaner and aster! Tub
now enameled inside and
out in china-srtxxjtlt porce
lain. Easy to clean and
keep clean. Equipped with
new type Lovell detach
able wringer. Wc invite
every housewife to get an
entirely new idea of wash
day satisfaction by in
specting this wonderful
new washer in operation
at our store.
Prfctd to lat you many
tlolluri at our irlc of
Willi the New
Porcelain Enamel
Tub .
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Guaranteed for 10 Years
Small down payments. Balance as you
use and save as little as $2 per week.
Montgomery Ward & Co.
1101-L! Washington Ave. La Grande, Ore.
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