Page Eight
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVES, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Tuesday, January 28, 1930
8"
Railroad. Shoe
Brown Crpme
". nnd
Black Calf
(full leather lined)
Made by
Napa-Tan
$7.85 and $9.85
Men's Wear. ;
CLAIMS MOSES IS
AIDING GERMANS
Francis Garvan Charges
Senator, Otto H. Kahn
and Others of Conspiracy
. ' NEW ' YOltK, Jim. 28 (.VP)
7'Yunclff I'. . Gurvlin, pri'wliient of
lllQ'.CliiniiU'ul .Kvumliuion, In n
HttUfeiniMit iuliH)ioil , Monday,
vbilrtfiw-thnl a cuimiilrncy by Gfr
man chomtnil lnlorutn to Inriu
.tnco Lnltnd Htati'H lirlff ttclit'dulcH
lrU ljct'n itidr-d iy Konator Cit-orKO
.Moc of Nw llamiwIiliT, Otto II,
nnan linn wiihi. nialncd nlioiit alrady. Cillfonilu
Ktati i.k lit woh liiBucd Willi u.uiinoUor.und.HPlnuli, vvra. .napt
t'oiiliw.pf. 11 d(.poillon which lo od iiBhtly lowur Uy boih Jo1.Ij.1h.
(Undo for uo In tho ult l.ioiiBl.t llccollMt' r nigral m o.i.
analnat film iih lornwr ulU-n prop- .,lunriowl,r Hnipmnis from Uill
oily .Mimodlan cliiirnlnif tlutt Iih rornlll ,,U,.,K , ,aHt lwo wenk
lin.I otlicrn tried to' dofrmid tliu ,,UV(J ,,,.,, v ,jttvy TB-90 ear
fcovoriunont of n,G53,fi4u In tho -j,.
war lime illHiiomUun of the hhhHh ..i,'ncl,lw,irlr.(1 nli cooklim mini
of. the' nomih Jlagneto .-onipany. luro ,, ll(.pid, rlcon or.
Tho Hitlt wuh .llKinjHHo.l In u foil- ,, t0(.1( hv0 ,JL,C llllvIinc(.(i
,01-al court, In Itolon Kuliirday, H,lB,Uy, ,, lor0 llcvo m0Vt.,M.l
whro tho drpoKlllou l on filo. i(lt ,,.,. hvH ot Bm(od ,,,,.
r.Crarran biiI.1 in hl stntement ;,, ,.,,,,,,,, Kiunll lo m. diuin
tlmt during ton ywirM ho had .'..- , ,, COItli,nut Ion Hpllzcn
riomhlod ovidonci or tho Onrnian !,)(.,.KH. fl)l. lllHl,inTO .,,, ,t wm,
ponotnitlon ot Anioilonii In.liiHtry, I v uw ll(,uuu, pll,.,u.,. , lh(,
nvo lying ciil.lnot .off loon, of tho .;,v,Iltl.P ur0 I10w c,,,linlnw mlu-
Harding rcgimo and Honator Mohoh uy ,
nt Now HauipHhlro mm 11 lll.'H of l.o , .'.Nu(wlll,taildliig ralhor lli.nvy
Gorman liitoiTHI.,, In their uttonipl )ut0 Mvm,Mil rBt Hntimliiy,
to regain o.intii.1 of Iho aiiiorlw.n i0,n.uitl Iraolt HilpplluH conllnuo
Bltimtloii. I vury light, uiid thu iimrkot In HliMidy
. . '-Tho only rotmon I ini.ltn thin i0 rirni '
statement In Ihiciiuhc after thlH ouho J
iiad blown up. lift fight goca on
today. Hom.0 of you Haw Iho other
day that Henalor Mohoh hnd lip-
polntod Otto Kahn an IrciiHur.-r for
Iho nlectlon of new HcimlorH, You
"did not HHHoelate tho faet that li Ik
'fHfiinl 'nl 'partner, AS'nrburg, 'In
Jioud and front of tho American
ItiliM'a. .In It,,. A mot'leim Intel.
OHhe,, Oemellmehaft ill IIH nlteinptl
to. dealroy our ehonileal Indiirtry."
. Mr. Khan and Kellx Warliurg
liro liarlnoi-8 in Kulm. l.oel. and
.,.,.. I
Tllli .tolem.'ut iiImo mulled M''
Ion 10. I.owlH. finuer attorney gen
eral of New York, iih an American
official aiding Germnn dye Inter
est!?. Mr. Ourvtin Mtild that a kiM
nry of flu.OOO which Ik being puld
"Mr. liovvia uh n npecial aMil.siunt
Hf tho T: tilted 8laten attorney-general
wn being paid in vlolntloti of
Iho federal lnw iih the amount wait
liclng jmld from German fundH
hold by the alien property custo
dian by and with tho consent of
Gorman. i
Mr. Gar van Haiti the milt against
him wutt 1 n hi Igated by GaHtun It,
Meant, who lutet wuh acnlenced to
t ho fcdonil penitentiary at At
lnniii. . '
WAHHIiNGTON; Jan. 27 (Al1)--Taklng
note of a elinrge oT Kran
cIm V. Garvan. former alien prop
erly rtiModlnu, that he bud nouuhl
to anoint the German chemical and
dye Induntrv. Hemilnr Mohch, re
publlcnn of Neu' lluiupHhlre, re
marked: Mr. finrvau In evidently 11 very
lek lnnn.''
SKiAlt AMI I'l.Ol It
rOllTliAND. Ore., Jan. 'JK (AC)
- Knm Hiigar (Hacked banln)
Mteady: eiine, trult or lnriy Jfi.l.i
per cwl. Keel Hugar, $ri.:m cwt.
Klour (city delivery prlcea)
2" cenla lower; family patents, 4 its
$7.Sft; Whole wheat, H'.tH, Jfi.'.Mi;
graham, 4!'s. i,l ImkerM' hard
Wheat. IIXh, f7..ln; bllkerN' bluesteiil
patentH, S.'is, $7.ao; pastry flour,
?7 r.o.
The best values atul the
lowest rices are always
Tound at the New York
Stoic.
Mcn'N dri'M halH In Hi
new RiiitpiH and colors
genuine fur feli.i
of
$1.95
t'hlldren'H kIioch, lull bhiIu
uppers, leather 11 nil compo
sition Holes, long bearing---
$1.49
Men'H work hhoi h, Jieav y
full Ntock npperH with com
position Hole, triple stitched
mid rlveled at points of
strain, Munnon last
NewYork b ta me
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
, CHICAGO
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Egg Prices In
Plunge; Weather
Boosts Supply
POHTLAND, On?., Jan. :8 (AP)
j Egg prices havo taken tlin plunge
I which has threatened for several
days, l-'resh exlruH mid standards
wore reduced Ic each and fresh
mediums and medium firsts lie
I each. With tho weather warmor,
supplies worn inoro Uborul.
Putter and butlerfut prices were
I unchanged.
Following thu declining wheat
market, the Bporry Klour company
has reduced thy price of faintly
flours 20c a barrel.
Reviewing the fruit and vege
table Klluatlon, the Portland bur
eau of tho Lulled Slates depart-j
nient of ugriculturo HuyB: ;
"With warmer weather, and im
proved highway conditions, caul!
buyers of fresh frultB and vego- ,
tables were displaying greater uc
tlvily on tho Eust Alder Ht. wholc
salo uturkcl. than has been ween
sineo the first of ihlH. month. ;
"Surplus stocks of southern pro
duce, nccuinuhited during IhhI
week, wero rapidly moving into i-u-
tnllcrs' hands; conscuucntly the
)mrkri un ,0Ht commodlti. r.i
Two Teams Are
Undefeated In
Class Contests
liUoivlnl-B huskelllall. wlil. li has
"'een In progrom In I... Crando
High ho..l for the lat few weeliK,
approaen.i.g (ih enniax wim an
even
dozen teauiH participating.
ho far, only two nquads the Jun
ior 11 unit the Senior A tenmn are
undefeated.-
Standiug-H In guinea won and lo.it
follow:
Cel.
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.007
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.rno
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Junior It 3
Senior A -1 2
Henlor H 2
Senior C 2
Junior A
Sophomore A ....
Junior C
So)hoiore It ....
Sophomore t ....
l-'rosh it
Krosh (' .....
troh A
l-Jach HaNM has organized Ihreo
leaniH, delanalcd as A. II and t
A I en in captain aet iih manager
and couch and a team must have
ut leiiHt nix members,
AH boys doing nutlsfaetnry hcIhiI
uflle. work uro eligible to play, ami
(hose participating In four (piarterH
or more of play, and being pres
ent SO per cent the practice hcm
iIuiih, art? awarded numerals of
their respective classes.
The three leanm with the high
est rating at the close of the series
will bo awarded five polntH each
toward the pip contest, the nel
three JeuuiM to receive three polutH
eiieh. the third three teams two
points each and the last thne. one
point iiicli.
A total tr M games will be play
ed by the teams. Kuch quintet
wilt meet every tit her team e-ci-pt
those of their own class,
making u total of nine gani'-s
each. Games are played on Wed
ncsduys, Thursda m and l-'i Idays
from It to -1 : :t u ti'clock, eight each
week.
I'OICTI.AMl PltOlM t i:
t'OliTLAM). (rn., Jan. :s (AP)
- IOkks: tower; prices lo relalleli
fresh ex Iras, .'U'.e; 8landunls, :te;
rresh mediums, :: le: meillum flistH.
:t:fe. Prices to w holesjilers -'C under
price lo r tttlU'iH.
ItiiMer, milk (butterful). poultry,
cou nl ry ineuis. onions, potatoes,
wool, nuts, luiy, cnseitru bark and
hops steady and unchnnwed.
Wlli:AT AVI llAlil.S HK.MI lt
C'lllCAOO. Jan. US (AP)
Wheal prices nvernijed higher early
today, chiefly s a result of tip 1
turns lu quotations at Liverpool
and Winnipeg. Persistent dearth
of export hu.xin.-.ss m North Ameri
can win at. however, acted as
drag on values, opining unchain
ed to "m- ofl. Chicago whent lif
h rvvnrd vt oreil nniu ihing f an
advance, ti and fiats wore easy,
with corn starting at s-Hbaek
to r gain, und mu1,hi iu inly tend
inw to wag. .,
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FIVE KILLED
WHEN PLANE
DIVES, BURNS
(Continued from Pago Ono)
Klonlger, branch manager here, ad
vanced on the wreck with hack-
Haws, uxey and ropeH Immediately
after departuro of )r. Clsher and
within an hour only neutered parts
of Iho metal frameivork' could be
found. "' .
Klonlgor reported the accident to
Kichard Jf. heaa Jr.. dlMtrlct In
Hpector for the troro nautical bnyich
of 1 1 1 t depurttjurnt of commerco,
and aid LeeH gavo pormilHslon to
renM'vo Uiu wreckage to. a hangar.
IMiologrniilicrK Threatened
Newspaper nhotograpjiors were
threatened and told they would
'gi'l "badly hurt"- If they attempted
to take piclurcH of the debrlf. Ie
Hplto the warnings, however, pho
tographH were obtained,
Slonlger nald Caul GoldHboniugh
of Chicago, vice president In charge
of operations of tho linn, would ar
rive hero today to conduct un in
vestigation. Tho first piano of the flight from
Wichita JiiHt bad landed when the
HI fated Rccoud section plane dash
ed ItK passengers to death.
C, A. Kttlnger, Kansas City sales
man; originally booked passage on
the second section 7.11 1 changed to
tho first when lie learned the sec
ond would stop at Topeka. He
heard over the radio hi bis home
about the tragedy ' from which he
had escaped.
TWO mi:.n Kll,l,i:i)
ltOCHIOSTIOlt, N. V.. Jan. 2S
fAl') Two men wero killed as
their piano crashed In u nose dive
at Urine.' Held near here yesterday.
In Capital's New
Dry Law Fight
Tbev're itl the llmelliibt nt wet
and dry warfare In W .ishinktuu.
While Keprest'titailve Adolph J.
Saliuth, tup, of Illinois, was Intro-
vli' Via
tiuelug In ( oiiKiesH a bill tor 10 The number and the salaries of the
peal of the Nutlonal I'roblbltlon . eelebrtlies nssembled for tho first
Ai t. plans for a gigantic $r0,- cinema revue might make a ur
uoo.ouo etimpulKn of "iducatUm roll or a Ziegfeld prrspire more
uguhMt aleulutltrim" were eutllned Hunt his wont, nnd It appears that
by Dr. Ernest II. Chen Inutun, hot-bankruptcy, would be the Inevitable
torn. AnH-Kuloon l.'ittiue ..fhelal. Ion,. of tl. average producer who
, Dog Adopts Orphan Kittens
NKA Los Anffch'S BifrcflM
Putting nslde racial prejudices In favor of huinanitnriun Idoals. this
pMtlent Loa Angles do ttdoplcd n litter of orphan kittens that
hctmed likely to peribh tor want of t molher'a protfetiou and cart),
.Th kittens jpnvvutly io jtWfic-l -lth the iri-tm-inut
Cuckoo Clock 1 8
Cause of Capture
'CHICAGO, Jan. 28 (AD At ex
actly 4 p. 111., January 27, 1330,
something Jnsldo Godfrey , Kmith
went cuckoo. -
Huilth had no uctual need for a
cuckoo clock for he get up when
lid fee lull like It. Jlo could not,
however, resist tho timekeeper he
Haw In tho Commonwealth Edison
company Htore, ho he stuck it un-
1? 11 1 1 . t. . t
As hti Klt'nlled InntFiiMlv tnuiird
.. .. . ' ' , '
tin.
in. Iho
clock beneath the coat went "cuck
lilt rtlflt un pMfU-nn r il ! .if) "
I A niiliceman nrrcHterl lilm. fur it
In against tho law to taUo. cuckuO
clocks. . ' ,
! Wave of Selling
1 Hits wall street
NKW yOHIC Jan. 28 (AC)
A wave of Helling Hwept over tho
Htock market In tho last hour of
trading today, cancelling many of
the early gains and sending scores
of issues 1 to 6 points below yes
terday's quotations, ?
American Telephone, 'Internat
ional Telephone, Americun Tobac
co JJ and General Electric were
atnonjg the many Issues to closo
wlthvnet losses o.f two and a half
points or more. ,
lOHTLA.D CASH
I'OHTIANI), Ore.
Jan. 28 (AP)
('ash wheat: Dig Uend blueHtelii
hard whito JI.81V4.
Soft whlto I.20V4,
WeHtorn wlilto Jl.aO'i.
Hard winler l I) Vj. ,
Northern prlhg. 91.1 8 ' r,:-
WvHtorn red it. l&Vj.
Onto: No. 2-38 lb while J34.0I).
Today's car receipts: wheat 02,
Hour C, hay 5. , '
I'OlU'riA.ND LIVESTOCK
I'OltTLANU. Ore., Jan. 28 (AP)
l.'uttle And ciilvcs: "steady Wlhi
steers weak:, receipts, cattle 75,'
calves lf. Steers 1100-1.1(10 pounds
St I. Oil r,r Jll. fill, good $11.0.0
'n' 1I1.7S. niedlum $0.60 (it
SI I. lid, common $7.50 (n $3.60.
Heifers, good $10.01). ir $10.60,
common to medium $7.50$10.00.
Cuws, good $ S.r,0r SU.30, common government should not cxtbnd fin
to medium $G.60i $8.6ll, low cutter "nclal assistance to private reclnm-
$U,B0ff $G.60. Bulls (yoarlings ex
cluded) $8.00! $8.60, cutter to me
dium $7.00( $8.00. Calves, me
dium to choice $10.60(0 $12. 60, cull
lo common $S.00fj'$10.60. Vcalors,
milk fed, good to choice $12.60
$14.60. medium $10.50- $12.60.
Cull tu common $8.60g'tl0.60
l-logs: opening slow. 16c lower:
ree.lor pigs 26c . under last week's
close; receipts 700, Including 160
direct. Heavy weight $0.00 if
$10.60; medium weight $0.76 (li)
$10.86. Light weight $10,76i $10..
86. Light lights ?!l.7f.f $10.86.
.. . . . . ..: .
racking sows $K.io:a $o.oj,. Slaugh
ter pigs $0.50 (if $ 1 0.6(1. Peeder and
tickcr pigs, !o-lo lbs. medium to
t-.holce $t.bu('j $10.50. (Soft or oily
hogs and Kinsllng pigs excluded u
above quotations). ,
HIiocM und lainbn: talking around
Heady; receipts 600. Lambs, hi lbs.
down, good to choice $1 1.50 ('P
H2.IHI, 9'.! lbs. down, medium $10
'( $Il.ro, (ill weights, common
?S.5U ft $10.50. Yearling, wethers,
110 lbs. down, medium, to cholca
$7.50(i $!).50. Kwes, J20 lbs. down.
medium to choice $G.0U (? $750,
120-150 lbs. medium to choice $tVi
$7. Ofi, all weights, cull and common
$3.00 $5.00.
THEATERS
Several Records
Claimed For
"Hollywood Revue,:
' Theodore Mathson has been do-
Noverul records are claimed for llvoring dry wood to customer. in
The Hollywood Itevue," the now town.
Motro-Cioldwyn. Mayer musical pro. Mrs. Mary 11. Kail and daugh
ducllon which recently made its'ters aro staying In Perry at the
bow nt the Statu theater. Handrail homo this week'to avoid
In (he first place, "The Holly- tho disagreeable drive from their
wood Itevue" is the screen's first homo in town, during these cold
revue. It. differs from such luusl. mornings.
nil sound successes us "The Proud- Miss Neva Mathson is absent
way Melody," "On With tho Show," from schuol this, week on uccount
"The Kox KolHes" and "Tho Desert of Illness.
Snug" In thai it contains noe of the Mr. Charles Morris who work
IngredlcntH of musical comedy nor In a warehouse at Imbler spent the
operetta bui Is strictly of iho rovtio past Weekend visiting his family
type of entertainment. lntei'Mporseu here. ,
with the song and dance numbers Tho Misses lietha Kail and Xor-
11 re satirical skits "blackouts' nnd "ta. llandran wero recent callers
! novelty tableaux-.
1 Secondly, tho new musical pro.
ilucttun presents more stars "under
one roof," or ai bast within one
strip of
lluloid lban ever before.
tried to bring M"u Hon pnvlen, John
Gilbert, Norma 8hrarcr, William
Haloed, joan Crawford, Hunter
Kenton and the various other lum
inaries involved together In one
Broadway legitimate show.
Forest Fires On
Private Land In
'29 Cost Big Sum
SALEM, Ore.. Jan.
' .
(AP)
Tho total lira loss on
,,, , nn ,
forest fire season of 1929 reached
a new high total of $1,578,431',
sayn a report by State Korestor V.
A. tilllott. This covered timber,
logs, logging equipment and dam-j
ago to farms. This Is the first
time tho loss has exceeded a mil
lion dollars.
Notwithstanding it was tho most
serious fire season since the stato
began to keep records the loss in
merchantable timber was less thun
In 11118 and 1919. Kor each of'
those two years the-losH was over
half a billion boiyd feet, while In
1929 it was 231,211.000 feet. Tho
value of tho 1929 merchantable
timber loss Was over a half mil-
lion dollars, the high value being
duo to tho unusually largo amount
of Port Orford cedar destrovnd.
'I'hlM hint u ittiitnnfx'o vnliin fhnm
10 to 915 a thousand.
1 The 1929 fire season was the
longest
on record, .' lasting from
early until liecemjber 7. Usually
tho menace ends about the middle
of September. Lock of Train was
the causo of Iho' long season.
September was the most danger
ous ; period in - many years. In
many Instances"' it wus impossible
to'obtaln .enough fire, fighters and
the entire slate wus blanketed with
smoko; which made tho work of
lookouts difficult. This handicap
also met government- airplanes
which aided the state department.
'Recommend No More
Aid For Projects
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 28 (AP)
-The Oregonii.n said today that
recommendations submitted to con-
gross by the bureau of reclamation
as a result of an economic survey
last year set forth that the federal
ntion projects In Oregon, Including
those now controlled by the Shasta
View, : Stanflcld, Horae Ply and
Westland irrigation districts, but
should take steps to assure finan
cial' stability for such fedoral pro-
Jcts UH " Umatilla and Owyhee.
Certnln concessions to assist
settlers on private, projects are
suggested n tho report, the news
paper's Washington correspondent
said, which Included waiving of in
terest payments on bonds due from
tho Shusl'a View project, a rcad-
""" ""Jc.
to bo worked out to nt v t,v itm
government and Oregon and a
modified contract for the Westland
district which would extend the
time. for. puymunt of water charges
to 40 years.
PERRY PERSONALS
Mrs. .Mary II. Kail
(Observer Correspondent)
PERKY (Special) .Mr. and Airs.
WilltmiiH accompanied by Alra. Joo
Smith returned home from a
week's visit In Portland.
I Tho Misea
Ada Sinclair
Clara .Carlson and
wero shopping in
lovn one day lust week.
Word lias been received from
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ezra Blayloek that
they have reached Canyon City
safely and that tho two girls en
tered the school there last Mon
day. The ltlaylocks left Perry
about ten days ago.
A. Utgore who has been ill for
somo time, has gone, to Walla
Wulla to spend the winter.
at Iho W. W. Jlolden home.
Plerson of Ja Ctrandu is a
HUest at tho home of her brother
ruW Picrson und family of Pcr-
''
J.ob Young was a busliuns caller
at Perry ono day the first of the
week. i
Mr. and Mrs. Cal Wright recent
ly returned home after tVo week's
trip to tiie const. They aro visit- .
ing relatives in Cove this week. I
Mr. Lansing Is ill at the home
of his daughter Mrs. Hilda Carl-
son. ' ' j
Mr. and Mrs. Pint Kail and
daughters were Sunday guests at
thu II. I, lletdun homo In Lu
(.irande. , i
"Mr., and Mrs. Uhrry William
and -Mr. Thomas were city visitors
ono day last week. 1
Mr. and .Mrs. (.lorn Id Picrsun and
family recently visited Mr. und
Mrs. Kenneth Plerson. I
Mrs. P. Jt. llandran and six;
children expect to depart for Iike- .
Ivlew yomo time next week where1
they will Join Mr. llandran who j
:1s working on the highway there, j
I Waller Sinclair who has been 1
(ill for a few days was uble to re
port for wOrk Friday. Mr. Sin
clair Is employed on the county
road.
I Tho cowing club met at the
I school house Priday after school.
I Several members present had fin
ished one article each nnd u few
had finished two, so several re
port curds were malted to the state
eluh leader. MoMuf the members
are wry eulhindu-'iilc about their
work but are sorry to huve loft
two member Ka and I Ada Piay
j1o;1; afid'aho N'Tina and -I'titricin
Champ Looper
1 fiji ' 01
Tex Ilankln, above, o( Portland,
Ore., Is the holder of the new
world record for the difficult and
dangerous "outside loops" lu an
alrplano. Is looking for new
-worlds to conquer. Prom an alti
tude ot 6000 feet, lie made 34
tries, completing 19, to break the
old murk of 13. Ho iised u piano
with an S5 horsepower,' air
cooled motor. :
Ibindrun who expoct to move
,u.wuy
Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Meyrick had
uh u recent guest their brother
from lniblor. ;
', Mr. and - Mrs. Burt Kail and
daughters also Miss Mildred French
wero recent guests ut tho W. L.
Robertson home in town. . . .
FIND IT
HERE
Copy tor tills column mast- be
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' SPICAKIXG OP DIXXEKWAHF.
Has It e'ver occurred to you that
you can now have the very latest
things In dlnnorwaro for your table
at prices which are Just as low us
before .tho war, and in makes of
China and Keml-porcelain which is
far bettor than those which were
purchused at that time. Dinner
ware making, like nil other sciences
nnd arts has progressed very great
ly in tho past ten years, and now
ofrers to the buying public a better
article,, far more attractive, in
keeping with the times, and at a
reasonable price. See the latest in
dlnnerware patterns at . Itlcharil
r son's Art and Gift Shop. 1-27-lt.
. ''. sii.vp.itn i: i
: Is the name of a most beautiful
China dlnnerware, with a body of
perfect llavurliin China, and a dec
oration of soft mother of pearl
luster trimmed with burnished sll-
Lf.DDSOW
LD AtB-D (DJ
; The following telegram from
Thomas A. Edison, Inc., indicates
. ' Orange, N. J. ' '
January 14, 1930
W. li. Bohncnkamp Co., v
La Grande, Ore.
AS YOTJ ARE AWARE THE EDISON LIGHT-O-MATIC
RADIO HAS BEEN GENUINELY UNDERPRICED AND
PRICE INCREASES AS YOU KNOW WERE CONTEMPLAT
ED SEVERAL MONTHS AGO. HOWEVER INVESTIGATION
REVEALED THAT THOUSANDS OF PERSONS HAD PLAN- '
NED TO PURCHASE EDISON RADIOS FOR CHRISTMAS
AND WE FELT THAT WE WOULD BE OPPORTUNISTS IF
WE INCREASED THE PRICES ' JUST BEFORE-THE BIG
HOLIDAY BUYING SEASON. NOW THAT THE UNDER
PRICED EDISON RADIO HAS BROUGHT A MERRY
CH RISTMAS TO SO MANY AMERICAN HOMES A FURTHER '
REVIEW OF OUR MANUFACTURING COSTS MAKES IT
. NECESSARY FOR US TO PLACE NEW LIST PRICES ON
. EDISON LIGHT-O-MATIC RADIOS AS FOLLOWS MODEL
R FIVE ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY SEVEN DOLLARS R -FOUR
TWO HUNDRED TWENTY THREE C FOUR
THREE HUNDRED THIRTY SIX. THESE NEW WESTERN ;
. LIST PRICES BECOME EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY. 1, 1930.
THOMAS A. EDISON, INC., ARTHUR WALSH, Vice President
Consider the integrity of the manufacture built into
every Thomas A. Edison product and buy an Edison
Radio for YEARS of satisfaction. Your Edison Radio
Dealer is
BOHNENKAMP'S
ver, and an Individual designing '
with Just enough coloring to give
It character. It is sold in open
stock, a piece at a time, and with
a guarantee us to perfection and
replacements. It Is positively the
lalcBt In flno China dlnnorwaro.
Seo it In tho window at ltlchard
son's Art und Olft Shop UUs week. I
Start your pattern now and ndd
to It as you wish. l-2?-l t.
HEIt l'lCTUHK !
Has extremely attractive becauBO
It wus enlarged, hand tinted and
framed . ut ltlcliardson's Art and
Gift Shop. They specialize in an
kinds of picture work. 1-
27-lt.
C'.Ut!) OF T1MNKS
We wish to thank our many
friends and . neighbors who so
kindly assisted us In thu recent firo
which burned our home.
Mr. and Mrs. Burr Black and
family. " X-J8-1 tp
I,OST A NKUATIVE
If you have had the misfortune
lo looso tho negullvo to a picture
which you wish enlarged, or a
miniature made from'lt, It is rcully
not such a great loss. Take tho
print to Kichardson "Tho Art Man"
at ltlcliardson's Art and Gift Shop,
and ho will make you an enlarge
ment without your negative which
will appear better than tho orig
inal. . , ; ; , ' J 1-37-1 t.
CAKD OP THANKS'
Wo wish to express our appre
ciation for the kindness and sym
pathy shown us during our recent
berenvenienr, and offer our sincere
thanks for the many beautiful flor
al offerings. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Asa C. Harmon.
1-28-1 tp
nr-mstlL'hlug, plaiting, button
holes, etc. Norton's Kiddle Shop.
Adv.
IX THE 'COUNTY' COt ltT OP
' THE STATE OP OKEGON
. POIt I XIOX COI NTY
in (he Mutter of tho Estato of
JOSKPH BALTEZOHE, Deceas
ed. . ' " '
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCEItN:
Notice is'hercby given that Joseph
Edwin Hallezore, Administrator of
tho Estato of, said Joseph Baltezoro,
deceased,- has filed in tho above
entitled court his final account of
tho administration of said estate,
and said court has fixed the Hlth
day of Pcbruary 1930 at 10 o'clock
In tho forenoon ot said day in tho
County Court Itoom at tho County
Court House In La Grande, Union
County, State of Oregon, as the
time and place for hearing, objec
tions and exceptions, if any there
bo, to said Pinal Itoport, and all
persons interested 'in said estato
are hereby notified to appear at
said time and place and to make
uny objections or exceptions they
may havo to' tile approval of said
report, the discharge of said ad
NO BARGAIN SALES ON
GOVERNMENT BONDS
"".:. '"' or
J.CPENNEYCO.
. tot Depot. St. . .
La G -r-e. Ore. ...
Ease-Economy
In Every Step! '
. ' ' -1
Sure to olease every man to
whom foot .comfort and satis
factory service mean anything.
These are of gun metal calf
with welt sole and leather heel.
Priced only
$3.98
ministrator and tho' exoneration of
his bondsmen from further., liabil
ity herein. ' f '-' :'"'":' !
'. ANO':XT' 18 FURTHER dRDKIl
ED by . Said Court that .tills notice
shall bo published (jf The La
Gruiido Evening Observer und Ob
server star,.: a. daily and 'weekly
newspaper published at' La Grande
In. Union Count, Stato of Oregon
for four, consecutive and successive
weeks, there.belng five publica
tions; .tho first publication, thereof
being made on'lhp 21st day of Jan
uary VJSO. . . - - .- ';' :;'
Said order Is dated tho 2011. day
of January 1 03i. .
',' JOSEPH EDWIN BALTEZOUK.,
Administrator of the Estnto of Jo
seph Baltezore,, Deceased. :- ' '
; Jan. 21r28. Pol). 3-10-17.
To End
That is. In the' right way, used bj
modern physicians. No abnormal exer
cise or diet, but help to a gland that if
weak. The recent large reduction i(
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method; , ' . ,' i. ;
This modern method is embodied ir
Marmola prescription . tablets. Peopli
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you can see the amazing change it brings
If over-fat, you owe yourself a trial o;
Marmola. Don't remain abnormal. Al
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Each box states the formula and tells the
reasons for results. Start growing thin:
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It Is Easy