La Grande evening observer., February 19, 1930, Page 5, Image 5

Wednesday, February. 19. 1930
LA GRANDE L. iSNING OBSERVER, LA' GRANDER ORE.
Page Five
lLDCAL EKDEFir
Jra Woodle. coach at the high
school, was absent from school to
day on account of being 111 of the
flu.
Dlrfrmit C'omiKliiii
Allyn llunlor, son of A. It. Hun
tor and an employe of tho I'livlng
Uevelupmcnt and Kales company,
is hero for a few days on business,
lie says that tho Warren Brothers
Co., of Boston, have quit dolus
business except In Massachusetts,
turnliiK over ull of their patents,
etc., to the I'uvIiik Development
Co. There work now consists only
of forelKn work. F. i Daley, 0f
Huston, Is now thu district manager
in 1'orllnnd.
Itiilsomlnliu; Jail
"yes, wo'ro clcnnlni; up tho Jail
for tho sprlntr rush of business,"
Police Chief (Mini llaynes said to
day. City workmen have been kal
Bonilnlni; the Jail this week, giving
It its resulur "koIiik over."
A .si'iiilily ni llluli NIhhiI
Tho last of a series of commer
cial assemblies was held In the
hlKh school at 9:3(1 this moinintr.
Tho speaker was I II. UrainWell,
cashier in thu l,a Grando K-itlonal
bank. This was tho concluding
talk In ll series of four, sponsored
by tho bunkers with Harry Zur
brlck making urrnnKements,
linpniviii
.Mrs. Hnrl Kay, wbo bus been
siulously ill of the flu followed by
sinus trouble, Is reported to bo iin-lirovinf.
Iliislnr, Trlt
Frank (loeck and lid. C. Shell
worth were In Pendleton and
Walla Walla on business lust week,
returning Monday.
At tho Hotels
: rtusa St. Clair, rortlnndi W.'-W.
Diuiteo, Portland; It. A. Wilson.
Walla 'Walla; R, S. Sheets. Fort
Wayne; J, B. Fallls, Seattle; J. H.
DeerlnK, Spokane; W. A. Illirns.
Huntington; 1. Shaprlo, San Fran
cisco; nnd W. O, KlInBor, Rosc
uuitr. uro registered at tho local
hotels. , ,
Dornidents How-Ire Vonllcl
Mr. and Mm. deorito Honors, de
fendants, were awnrded tho deci
sion in a Jury caso nt tho Justice
court yesterday afternoon brought
against them by II. 11. nervals on
n .i -n ..r ..Ml).ln antn' nnd
i detainer regarding city property at
Klgln.
Marriage. License '
William Cordmer from Walla
Wnlln obtained a license to marry
Florence llogoboon, of Joseph.
S1ES V' :
There's A Hard Life Ahead
f or these work shoes And this is why
they are so sturdily built . . . "regular brutes for.
strength." 1
Breier's working shoes arc made to resist
rough weather and hard service, like a New
foundland fishing smack.
.No. 7:tK." Heavy eoulilde upper. Plain toe, lonelier welt anil
durable. Wear llr.v v Qi (J
.o. Miti. Cominrtahlc t-alf skill lliper, plain foul filling; toe,
extra heavy composition sole, nailed ami QO AO
seneil fO.JO
An. ' :l-HTi Ill stork nil tan upper, plain toe, full leather lined,
2 oak tan iHiodyeur welt
$4.98
Hero From Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Kills Icwls, Mr.
llito. Mr. Lewis. Mr. nnd Mrs. Mor
ris Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Spencer, Peter Davis, Mr. and Mrs.
K. Peoples and Mr. and Mrs. Sam
McMnrren wore in La Orande Mon
day and Tuesday of this week from
Baker.
Iti'ttirncd From Seattle . :
Mr. und Mrs. C, ll. Wulo lmvo
returned from Seattle on a busi
ness and pleasure trip lasting about
10 days. Mrs. Wale was on a buy
ing trip for the lull's dopnrlmont
store.
Hero Yesterday
Mr. I.llly, manager of tho Hot
Itko sanatorium, was in La CJronde
yesterday on business..' . ' .v.- -.'
Vlslliil III tho Valley -. r ,
II. F. (lodei drove to Union und
Cove and other valley point's' on
business yesterday.
From Wallmva '
Hurley Allen, . nn ajtorney- from)
Wallowa, was in La Cirundo yester
day on business. . . .'
; Doggone Him!
BA Xrir Oilcan nureau
'Doggone him!" Is what W. K
Henderson of "Hello, World" radii
ilatlon KWKII at Slirevcporl. Ln.
probably is saying about Josepl:
.'halt, above, owner and operator ol
dation WDSU at New Orleans, anri
eadlng contender, for the place lr
he air. now-occupied by the "cuss
ng eo.loiiel:" ..Vlinlt has nkel th
federal . .ltndlo f'ommlssloit' ro
CWKH vnvelensll . In the eve
lontlcrson l ruled off Hie air
EXPliOSloX KILLS NIVB
ATHENS, Qroocc. Feb. 10 (AP)
Nino pot-sons wero killed and u
number uf others Injured In an ex
plosion and flro which today de
stroyed tho powder works and mu
nitions depot at Lioslu, suburb of
Athens.
Thu depot contained 200,000
grenades, ull of which wcru destroyed.
ltAll6 F.Sll'IiOYK SHUT
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1!) AP)
J. B. Thomas, radio storo em
ploye, wiih shot and killed In a
Market street store. Fred Molt, 36,
Identified as tho slayer, said Tliom
us caused him to servo a Jail term.
Health Talks
Japan's Prettiest
made- "a recent .business trip to En
terprise'.': , . ; f ; . , ' . ,
Attended Convention
Geoigo cherry, an attorney of
Kntorprlse, was a business visitor
In La arando Tuesday1 and was
also present at the K. I, conven
tion last night.
Xc,Vv" .Position :.!'';..'.'. l''
CvW.': He.vi', assistant iiiiinager of
tio;La Gr'uhdo hotel slnco Decom
bori ha" accepted a' position with
thoVIiitdrnatlonul ; Hotels corpora
tion of 3Tavuni, Cuba as West
Coast representative, and left last
nlljht for -Ills headquarters In Sun
1-rapelseo v.-nero. no -vt'iii spenu me
next six 'months" before going east.
Mrs, Heyl .'will Join him ln Frisco.
Itaiiks to Close
Local banks will bo closed Sat
urday, Feb. 1!2 ln honor of. Wash
ington's birthday which ls-.it bank
holiday. : , . . i .
Itiiek From the liiko . , , ;
..Mrs. Frank (llldersleevo has ro
lurned froraj- Hot Iilke where she
has been for about two. wceks...rc
eeiving treatment. She is now- at
tl)o homo of her daughter, Mrs.
Kva Foiuiuelte. -
From Bolso . - '" . '
Mr. Cruok. of llolsc. is in Iai
araiuh! for a few days on business.
lteturned From California
Mrs. Otis Veal and Mrs. Ophelia
Kaapcke have returned from San
Jose. Cal., where they spent the
last three mnittlnr 111 Titrenduncc'fit
the Western s Union school. '. :
l-'rmn I'lall
iruward Stoddard, of Suit Ijike
City, and Waldo Stoiladrd. of
Ogilen, wero in Im. (irande tho first
of the week visiting their mother,
Mrs. Kllen I. Stoddard. They also
silent a few days In Baker on business.
From linker
I J. A. ltussell, of Ilaker, was
I transacting business in this city
Tuesday.
Uuslncss Tri
Harry McCluy,
locul grocer,
Visited' llerc-i'' ; ' '.' "
Us. -ptis'A.ilatnsi;'u. resident of
thlH.-cltylust. summer, slopped la
La Clrunde ..ion.day vWhen she was
a guest of Ali'. nnd ."Jkl is. It. L. Rey-
naud, onrher-Vuy. to Weston, Pen
dleton. and. Walla Wullu on a busi
ness . tvlii. Slie;will return about
tho last.. of the week to her homo
in 'Ont'urjb..' , i-. - ' ':'
To; ilakor A'iiiiwday ' - '. " ;
A -ilolegntlon -of- the Ia firando .
American .'Legion posl Is p'binnlng
to.'go .'to Baker Thursduy' evening '
to;.niuko a. fraternal visit.-, iiaaerj
Is 'beginning preparation for the :
state, legion convention .10 oe neiu
lhe'ro.Aug:;l-l-lli-lC... ', .
On IJuslncss- -i ' ':,...? -' - 1 '
A', if. -Burnett, of Now' York, . was
a -h'uslliosS"Jyislt6r-'!lh La (irnllde
Tuesday, j.l.te left lasi nlghl on his
way. to;. Portland. , . , - - '..
,'"".VIf' .
From W'aHoviu -.
Mrs. Olto Frlck, of Wallowa, was
in Liiidi-ahdc Tuesday on business.
pit's. John . Jlinttou, ulso of Wal
lowa, ...accompanied her.
Former IU'.sldenl.s-- : ' '
Frank Pearson und son Jim, of
Seattle, formerly of this city were
visitors In La Orande yesterday.
Froiii lillon ' ,
- Mrs. Agnes -Conelly,- of -Union,
was In La Crando Tuesday. Sho
was thb;'. guesi -or '.Mi'. ahd: Mrs.
Ml lard A. .St'earns .whllo here.
WllKN IX 1KH I1T, HOlIi IT
This was tho unlvorsnl advice of
doctors In tho days when typhoid
was common:
"Boll your drinking water If you
tiro In .doubt us to its utility,"
Later this guiding principle was
also applied to milk, except that
Instead of waiting until a doubt
arose, the doubt wus anticipated
and wllk was Pasteurized:
pusteuiiwilloli does not Involve
boiling. But milk Unit Is Pasteur
ized hus been healed to a tonipoja
turo (HO to ir,0 degrees F) nnd
for long enough peiiod (one-half
hour) to Insuro tho destruction of
dlsousc-produclng perms.
Though tho method of destroying
bacteria by heut has been known
since tho epoch making experi
ments of Pasteur, carried through
In tho early part of tho second half
of tho last century, Pustcuii'.ullon
of milk hecanio ii common practice
only In IIH. '
Milk is an excellent foor for hu
mans, especially tluryoung, but it
is also an excellent culture medium
for bacteria. That makes unclean
milk a danger to health.
The germs producing tubercu
losis, typhoid fever, diphtheria rind;
septic sore throat, to mention only
a few of the Important ones, thrive
and multiply In milk. .
IUtoly II has been established
that still an other disease, a dis
ease." known as unduliint fever or
Malta fever. Is spread by un-l'ns-teurlzcd
milk.
T)io experience of New York
City which has rcuulvcd by law the
l'asteuii'.atlon of all hut the so
called certified inllk, well Illus
trates the value of this safeguard.
Although It cannot be entirely
credited to Pasteurization, since
1914 the Infant mortality into has
dropped greatly. Bono and joint
tuberculosis, often caused by the
bovino (cattle, type) tuberculosis
germ, has been reduced, as his
cholera Infantum.
f Xt is
-v.v -IIlv
O'liu MtatUH or Run hi" an women
hiiH bPt'ii Riontly olevntod. Thoy
huld hiKh lo lit U'n 1 officer such hh
KovernnuMit offices. They aro
louml in ninny other pro foKa ions as
woll. "Women arc- Uoln tho
horolc conHti-uctlvo work oj Kuh
mIii." says Al. IUiiUuh.
"litia.Hlu Iiuh moro national ro
Hourci'H than any , other country
lit tlu worlil. If government own
eiKhip of Innd la fliicci'sHfiit ICiihhIii
will bo the gimU'Ht uertcultural
country The ltu.siun pcaant 1m
the futuro man of Uutisla," Mr.
lllniltitt sttitoa, ! J: i i
Mi MfntlUH' talk In J .a Grande,
which wuh well uttemled, rep''
Bontu purt o.f tho normal Hchool'H
plan to bring tho lieHt of leclureH,
ontortalnment, etc., to thiH city,
Mr. Hindus 1h tourinR tho North
west, speaking before Bevcial of
tho instltutloiiH of higher leurnlii;.
SAYS FINANCIERS
BREAK DRY LAWS
(Continued from I'ago Ono)
XEA. ToKlo llurniu
First honors In a lintloual beaiil;
contest in Japan havo heeii
awarded to Mlsa Shlzuo Taklln
Jupitnoso mnvio star, shnw-ii
above, Sho won over inoro than
2000 competitors In the' greatest
contest of Its kind yet staged Ii;
tho Laud ot Cherry Blossoms.
Worth Remembering
If you don't work like sixty bo
foro you ore sixty you nro apt to
linve'to'work like slxly uftcr you
tire slxly. Exchange.
their ri'presentatlves" was voiced
by Senator Blulno, republican, Wis
consin, In asking an.lncrenso In tho
duty, on cheese.. ; , "; ;
PROBLEMS OF
RUSSIA ARE
MADE CLEAR
(Contlnuod from Pago On)
! Mutt Make the Breaks
The mull who Willis for the
breaks Is pretty apt tn llnd himself
broke. Sioux City Tribune.
Itusslu was' given. "Tho UusMlan
people are by nature gregarious,"
lio said. "This instinct la shown
whero tho peasant, people live ln
villages, rather; than each family
living alono on' his plot of land.
The peasants are very informal nnd
friendly people, and converse read
ily with strangers. "No introduc
tions ure neoded," added Mr. Hin
dus. Tho peasant living conditions aro
bare and, they- lack nearly ull tho
comforts of an American 1 home.
They still "llvo In tiny huts which
have .thatched' roofs and very
small windows. The hut consists
of two roon. into which the -whole
family and their possessions are
crowded, . -' r ' .',.'..-
Tho condition of ltiisslall peas
ants Is a great problem, foil lue.v
lack education, and fall' lo ' nh
prerlato the government control of
Industry and cducallonl They are
so unaccustomed to seeing life
through a nutioaal perspective that
I, .........a In tlll.lK t!tl IlllUe f,ll'-
I felted their meager personal pri-
11CKCN ill I"-- mini-. in" .... .....i...
sees life only through the i'oni:ep
tlon of. slinplu.,v.l)bigi M1"'1' -m .-.j..
for
their eliforceiuent "except
political considerations."
McKellar's accusation' was con
tained In n telegram to moro than
a seoro of Tennessee lawyers who
hud asked tho senate to voto fur a
plan lo repeal or modify tho
eighteenth iimeudiuont and Vul
slead act.
The personnel of tho orchesti'4
follows: Jack lllatt, piano; Pave
Btowurd, saxophone; Harry Snod
gruss, saxuphono; E. It, Purkorv
bass; Floyd Sherwood, drums; Jack
Coolldge, - bunjo; Amos Holms,
trumpet, and Evelyn Baker, bluea
singer, ...
Volley Ball Game
Set For Tonight
,Tho Kaino between Imbler nn!
Iriiyainntle volley ball teams ' wilt
be held tli Ih ovenlnK at tho T&
Orando hotel In tho ballroom at 8
o'clock niul will bo the eoneludine
ono ln tho Herlea hold between Un
ion, Imbler, KIkIu and La Orando.
If La Orando ahould win this
even hi jr. tournament honors will bo
open to three team:. Klgln, Im
bler and La Orando being tied; for
both Klgln and J in bier, und La
Orando and Klgin havo won und
lost In tho two Knnies played -with
each other. Iaihi week Imbler de
feated J.a Orande giving Imbler a
uhaneo to win.
If tho tmmn Hhotild tic, aiiother
tournament, will bo hold to dolor-
mine u winner.
Hoover Attempted
To Solve Problem
VAKiWNrOTOK. Feb. ID (AP)
Tewthjiony that President Hoovor,
whllo neeretary of coinmorco, had
attempted to aid In solving the
long standing problem of Muscle
Shoals by an effort to rceonclto
the dlveiKont views of tho powor
and chondral ri-ouph wuh heard to
day before the senate lobby com
mltteo.
Tho information wan received In
a letter written to Claud Urn II.
Jlunton, new chairman, of tho re
publican national comniltteo by .1,
L WorlhtiiKtnn, chairman of the
exeeutlvo conunitteo of tho Tcn
newseo Hlver jiuprovcment aaHocla
tlon on July 1!C, 117.
(Continued from Pago Ono)
Dance Orchestra
Organized Here
The Serena dors, a now orchestra
organized here, wiy hnvo their
opening Friday night In tho Haea
jawea Inn, according to announce
ment today. 1
A DD E
4 DAYS STARTING TODAY
THE SMASHING FUN MUSICAL HIT!
(Jil ls & Music . . Songs & Fun
HEAR THESE HITS
"Sweeter Than Sweet"
"I Think You'll Like It"
"He's So Unusual" .
"The rrcp Step"
"Aima Mammy"
An ALL-TALKING
Musical Romance
of the Campus
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Iti'liink-a Home
. ,lh. mill-Mrs. Oco.ruo Turner re-,
mi ned to-their home In Sunnyslile.
Wash..'.' yesterday after vlsltlntt
friendn and relatives In I. n Orande.
Ml'p. TurnrT has boen here, for a
month, while .Mr. Turner and his
mother, M'rs. It. H. Turner who has
been with hgr son- for about a
month arrived here Friday. .
Ueitlslcred Here
J. U. liederleli, Kebo and 1). It.
lfctvis, Bnkeii. are reifl'.tered at
tho local hotels
i:nlerel Slirlnci'M Hlplll
lionnlil Hnrne.i. son ot Mr. and
Mm. Uni t Haines, has been admit
ted to IliO Hhrlhers hospital ln
Portland for treatment and will
probably be lliero for some tini.
Uonald was Injured Inst fall when
struck by an automobile.
Ill Veterans Hospital
Carl Keltz, of Starkey I'ralrle.
has entered the Veterans hospital
In 1'ortlnnd for treatment.
. RooistsH Wsrnins
Theodore llonsevelt snhl, "K
trnvngiince rots rlianirter: trnln
your jimtli nwny frntii It."
Edwsrd Nlih
"Hbrrjr Up"
Hurley, mil
lionaire manu
facturer n d
tii'llni
chairman ol
the Federal
Shipping
Board, was en
cUeer of a lo
c o m o t I t a
awitcb " engine
In Chicago.
, fop
The Long Yean
Srlenre hasn't made innn's life
liny fonscr. Uut It has enabled ns
In louf uiorc nnd .thus niaile life
seein lonycr. Sun FrnnclacoCliron-
U-lo. . . .
Tariff Increase
On Dates Voted
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1 (AT)
An increase In the lurifC on dates
In pncltaRos ot ten pounds or less!
was voted today by tho senate.
rile rate approved was T vi cents
a pound as compared with 35 per
cent, now In effect. .
A'lKorous co'ndemnalion of Ihe
so-called farm organizations und
GRANADA
Friday and Saturday
Overcoats
FOR THE BALANCE OF I
THIS WEEK ONLY
A quality you
ivould insist
upon if you
knew all the
F AC T S
FACT NO. 15
Schilling is the only ono
who ronels fine coffee only.
There arc many excellent
coffees but the finest
things usually come from
those who make fine
things only,
77iero are 42 ofirr facts
about Schilling I'rodacli
linking Powder
Tea Coffee
49 Spices
32 Extracts
i
GIBSON 0r
Mordent
V qL f ( Buy a Suit of Clothes
M I $25 - $29 - $34 - $50 '
fcWWll And Take Choice of
pjj Any Heavy Overcoat at
NOW PLAYING I 1 f (f
Wi..ia,n lowc.. II 000
"THE STREET OF ,1
CHANCE" p
Kjf fiw qxao
Rudy Valltc
In
"Radio Rhythm"
I The Stobc For wenv Mam
EIGHT-TON LOAD
LIMIT PLACED ON
BAKER HIGHWAY
h: re))urto(l to ho in kooiI coiullllon
vxirt'ltt for, tho utroti'h, a few nillca
west of J lilnrd whero tho steuiu
Hhovel Is now beinff used, accortl
Injr to Tho Observ'.'r'H Kuinulu cor
iPHtondcnt. ; '
$25 REWARD
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ing to the arrest and
conviction of any person
damaging' our La
Grande substation prop-
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