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Eft GRANDE EVENTNG OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Wednesday, February 19, 1930
The Finest
Worsted Suits
to be Found
at $50
Double Service
STANCHLEY
SUITS
by
i$oaety(Branh '
THEY'RE SUBJECTED
TO THE SEVEREST
KNOWN TEST FOR
QUALITY FOR DE
PENDABILITY FOR
WEARABILITY.
They're Carefully Hand
.Tailored and Smartly
Cut.
THEY'RE AN EXTRA
ORDINARY VALUE AT
OUR PRICE
IC.
-Eh
ALBERT CURREY
DESCRIDES WRECK
(Continued fnm Pago One)
to gel her feet wet, she pulled Ihem
up and this movement thi-iirtt lier
head down, and she was drugged
through the water for about !("
feet. The find, words alio Haiti
upon reaching shoru .were: "lul
' wuys wanted to ride one of thotp
eui'k-eyed thlngH. Now I'm sjitis
fled." '
Walt'hi'd Keals
- 'While on the Hhii the paHsi-n-;
gerH were amused part of the, time
watching huiiiu seals chasing sal
mon. The ship took a lot of pounding,
.Mr. r'urrey taid, adding that it was
beginning to show the results of
the rough treatment at the time
ho was taken off. The bow was
solid In the santl but I he stern w its
free and watt taking some heavy
blows,
The weather was comparatively
warm, he nald. ant) the passengers
suffered no discomforts.
ItlVNTINt; l'CUd(; I,OOSK
KOI IT CAN MY, Wash., Keb. Ill
(Al'J Tho coast guard was In
formed today that riveting was
pulling ooe on the amidships
plates of the liner Admiral Men
son, UK rou ml on I'eaenek Spit. The
engine room whk full of water.
GALLSTONES
CAUSE TROUBLE
Don't use home treatments
' Kni paliiH In your back or side,
or If you think you have Ntoiuaeh
or liver trouble, try Kltl'ITUl.A.
One dose mIious resulln. Kor over
twenty years KUI'mtl.A has been
tisrd by many sntTeivrs whu have
hr'by lncn wived from the pain
and risk of an operation. Tim
PKCITOl.A ftn inula in the hsiuo
today as alwityn ami often brlngn
reli.-f nf(,.r the ft ml dose. .Many
people slate liny giivt up hope of
evi-r b"lng ndlrwd, bill one inte
of l'ltrnoi,A eonvineetl ihem lhar
lh'y need no longer stirrer pain;
from gullKloni s. (Jive I'Ut 1T( H,.
a ehanee. Yon can have the saunJ
evperifiice, I'or sab-, roeoniinendt fl i
and Kiniraniei il by Moon I nig 'o..
and other leading druggists. Adv.
is Your (I'lcntost
Suvinp; (Jtiidc
I'olo shirts fur men und
boys of I he Ininuiis l'nrk
.Mills, in. Illl needle I lb. collar
or V neek In atliaelive color
coiubliuilioiis, A s s I gui.ii'iil
MiU' price
79c to 98c
Ithle or grt y eliMliibry work
rdilrtx fur nu n, (till cut, trlpln
Mtiteh. ti, two purkets. Assign
ment nale prler
39c
lied she-is of high grade I
"heeling. wide hem, sl.o.
7-.:9, Assignment sale price
79c
Work glOl'S of Kelillllin
whip lush buek. open culf
style. Ilxlru long wear In
every pair. Assignment sale
price . .
G9c
NeWI R K b TO RE
I This Assignment I
SALE
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
CHICAGO
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M'pl
I they niiu. (.'uiiliila Charles Gra-
hmii, llio master, was the, only per
ron aboard. Tho ship grounded
Saturday night. AM passenger
anil all members of tho tn;w wore
rc-scued. Ai noun aH a breech Ik
j opened In tho jilullng, guardsmen
said, disintegration ul tho vessel
will bo rapid.
This Harm action or the waves
brokn thi! staunch freighter Laurel
In two pieces last Jnnit when she.
tou, was cnlraiiprd In tho shifting
sanda of I'eucoek Spit.
NAPHTHA BLAST
IS FATAL TO 11;
SCORES INJURED
(Contlnuod from Pago One)
both wan called upon to augment
tllO ItOHJlitUl HtllffH. I'l'Jl'.SlH, I1UI1H
jutil many l'roicHiunt elei Kymen
went to llio huHpitalu to help at
tend the vjcllniH.
. Word of tho accident, . rapidly
remh"'d the Iioiiioh of tlie workmen
and crowdH.pf 1'elntivea ruHhed to
tho hospltalM Heeltintf hiiHbnndH,
f-ithem anil sons, i irflcnHy wan
ex net fenced learning the. names of
tlif victims and much confusion re-
Hllllt'd llH weeping women HOllght ,
frantieally for their men folk. ;
Police, lines were formed oulalde
the hospital to keep the crowds in j
or,'t'1'- !
mjv. r,iiiiiu . . i J i "iro
imiueu.iHany oi inu. injiiieu .:i j
'w
r,ii7,iiin'Ui tienerai rioHpiini. Haiti
hi: '
"The condition if most of the
men Is .crliical, lie mid. . "1 lie
severity of their burns Is almost
unbelievable. , JIlindm'.sH, 1 fear,
awaits nuist of those vho sur-
vive."
William Klnven, a meehanle,
who camo out of the alcohol plant
unsenthed Haiti:
"It seemed as If flames were
shooting out in lung longur a 1 1
around me. Many of the tongues
of fhimcn iietett freakishly as they
followed thu path of the alnnh.-tt
fumes. The flames were on all
sides of i in-. One sheet of flame
wan only ten feel, from me. It left
mo untouched, but I saw it strike
some other men."
JamcH ( 'a pet inieehlo, a laborer
employed on I ho new building,
said he was wheeling a barrow of
mortar when the explosion oc
curred. Ho said although he was
Ifiij feet from tho alcohol plant, lie
was hurled to the ground by the
blast and found himself n if re.
"I. leaped up." ho said, "and ev
erybody around nie looked as if
I hey vtero dead. TlM.y were all on
tho ground. Then they began get
ting up. .Vjost T them wertr on
fire. They started running. There
is a heavy wire fence aroun.. tho
building just there. MonC the
men seemed unable to see. They
couldn't find the gale In gft out
and they beeame panicky, healing
at the fence ami screaming like
mad."
In addition to the burns suf- j
reretl from the .sheets or flame,
many of tho workmen on tho new
building suffered fractures and
other Injuries In falling from tho
scaffolds.
What Did He Mean?
When 11 llun'alo mini had his eye
Injured llio surgeon gave doubtful
eotiNohilliin by saving It would
eoino nut all right. KluiTnee (Ala.)
llentld.
Tho Big Beers
Existence of llio Alurkan hear,
tho lurgest living carnivore, was un
known mil II l.SIHI.
Kour of the five basketball reg
ulars at Ahibauia I'olyleelinle In
stitute fAuhurn) are sophomore.
"FLAVOR THE
FOOD!" URGE
DOCTORS
No Need for Wholesome Kouds
to bo Unpalatable
Doctors arc not as severe regard
ing diet ns they arc often charged
with heing. To lie sum they insist
that wholesome foods lie enten and
emphatically advocate a l.alaneed
diet. Hut they do not opposu mak
ing foods palatable.
In flavoring vegetables, or modi
fying tho sharpness of certain
fruits, doctors und dietitians recom
mend tho use of sugar, A dnsh of
sugar on cereal is nlso permitted.
Such use of sugar increases tho
value of the wholesome, body-building
nutrients in the food thus
flavored,
A dnsh of sugar to n pinch of snlt
isn popular rule to follow in season
ing pens, carrots, spinach, nod
string lwnns. It Is surprising how
the sugnr in this mixture maintain?
the delicious flavor these vegetables
hnve when fresh-picked..
These suggestions regarding
sugar apply to children's diet ns
well as adults', (iooii food promotes
health. Most 'foods nro more, de
licious find nourishing with uU;ar. j
The Sugar Institute.
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Trading Quieter
Today In Fruit
And Vegetables
rOI(TfANI, Ore., Keb. ID (Al)
Although hiiij.Ich continue In cx
vohh of demand, nutter and CKg
prices were -unclmnKcd In tlie
1'ortland market Wedneadny. How
ever, valueH were, barely atoudy.
JtuvlewJnfr the fruit and vege
table Hltuation, tho Portland burcuii I
of the United Ktute department of
agriculture fluys:
"After tho active fruit and vec
tublo movement characterizing the
flrKt half of February, tho present
trading In theae, coininodlllea n
coiiHlderably (juicier. r
"Cauliflower, lettuce and .spinach
uro weaker, with larKer, Htipplien
available. .Movement of rhubarb
and tomaloi.-H continues dull.
California, UHparaiiH, which
juru mm wuuii hh jiikii iih nee, per
jib. down to HUc per lb, U, retailor,
and' further ueuUliea am expcolcu
soon, ,
"The iotatu market remains un
changed at I'ortland, Yukim.L
grower re having dlffluully In
loadlnir on iiN-nnnl uT imwl.lv mii.li
i-chiiI tlntr In HiH.ti nv.nuii
from ,illiL ciHiri... .
weather and blizzards in central
and easti'i'ii t S. in nilm hiL'
It rlcts an. ma t ml- fur Hirhli.r
total
not ,
1UngH. These factors
loadings. j hese factors an.
,.rr.... tin., it ... i.
'"i"i""h m.ii nt;L ui J UIIIIUIU
j however."
MOVEMENTS IN
STOCK MARKET
ARE IRREGULAR j
Ni;V YOIIIC, Keli. la Ml')
lrri'-.jlar priee movement In the
forenoon Htoek truillil today well!
Hiieceeded by a Keneral dounward
trend In the 'nt'ternoon and many ol
the earlier 2 10 7 polntH advanceH
In ai leeled nlllllleK and niieelaltle.i
were eaneelleil. Hear selling of the
copper and inerehahdlMt! Hharea led
to the abandonment of pool opera
tions and several aellve Issues sold
from I to 4 points below the pre
vious elose.
Uadio was a notable exception lo
thu main trend, rising to a new
1930 high above -lli as llio session
drew to a close.
The closing was heavy. Hales
approximated 3,00(1,000 shares.
All Wroni
I'ew stout women ever pel
welphed wiihnut heentnliig cou
vlnced lhal llio innehlni! Is out of
order. Dcs Moines TrlliuncCiip.
Hal. .
Noted Oasis
Tho Siwnh oasis is In tho IJbynn
desert, Africa, about mm miles
southwest nf Alovandrln. Kgypt. Il
is about "0 tulles long and 1 mile
wide.
Plant of Tan Ahead
Scientists Imvo agreed the son
will last iinolher 1."i0,iKHI.0tK cen
turies. A lliintu Constitution.
New Business Getter
The.v'ru nuiklng an niubnlnnce
now that goes 70 mlies per hour,
prohuhly designed In pick up busb
ness ou the way. Waterloo Trib
une. Magician Needed
Ceriuauy has pushed n Inw
against suleltle. Trouble Is li's so
hard lo bring n fellow In trial lifter
suicide.--Clnrlnnntl Kmpilrer.
until
YrariliCleaYinger
"You're iiulck: You're sulci
You served us well."
That's what our customers nil
lell.
Inquire about us. Then you'll
have us do your moving. You'll
rind out itbout o ir promptness,
politeness and reasonable rates.
gt. j
f you gave Ari
US QUICK, Yil
i pimm
OUT, OUR WAY ByWilliami
an' cam't Fieeef? ooT n'h6P' it Pav&, , 1 1 .iff vfj : ' '
IF Sum HAMETo MS5 &JEM A- PWAcTow'V;.fa(n3 ) Jt.
BEO U PAT.'Qrr:. . ' . , 01930 BY Nf A SERVICf. IN j
Electricity Conductors
The bureau of ; slnudurds pays
that the six best conductors of elec
tricity are tho common metals, pure
silver.'pure copper, pure gold, pure
.Inc. Swedish Iron and tin.
Made Famous by Columbus
It was on Snn Salvador, or tt'nl-
I nn-s island, one or the islands In
i the ItahaimtR, that Columbus mnde
"', ""' "' """
R-count Domanded
j Ontlpeile is a inismnnpr. There's
i nothing Hint has 1iK) le's pxccpl
a elinnis. lilnninhatn ftews.
1 Oe a Good Listener
A pair o( good ears wHI driiln dry
hundred tongues. I'ranklln.
First Necessity
j The ke.vslono of I lie eiireer of
liny really linportaul hum Is souuil
I ness of Jiidinenl. American Miiy
1 nzine. ,
First Sugar Mill
In 17DS n inn 11 mimed Dubreul
hiilll llio llrsl sugiir mill . on the Mis-
sisslppl river, n short distance he-
low New Orleans.
Bolh Do Well
men can't llnd words for
Some
their thoughts
nnd some women
can't find thoughts for their words.
Chicago News.
I'OIM'LAMl CASH
I'OltTLANI), Ore., I'Vb. 19 (AC)
'Cash wheat: llig llend bluestem,
hard while $1.21,
Soft while $1.10.
Western while $1.10.
Hard winter SI.es.
Northern spring. J1.08.
Western red $1.08.
Oats: No. 2-3S lb. while $33.(10.
Today's car receipts: wheat 50,
flour s, corn 1, hay 3.
l-ORTLAXI) Liri;STX)CIC
I'OHTLAND, Ore., l'YIj. 19 (AC)
Cntllo and calves: (piolably
steady rcceipls cattle. 30, calves 1(1.
Sleers IIII0-I2HII lbs. $11-$ (.sr..
good $1 I.25SI $12, meillum $9.50 Ol
$1 1.25(0$ 12.00, meillum $9.50 ,i
$11.25, eomuiou $7,511 m $9,511.
llell'ers, good $ 10.00 (n $ 1(1.50, turn-
moo lo inedium $7.00 (n $10.00.
Cows, good $.s.7.i 'a $9.50. Common
to medium, $C25 'iT $s.75. Low cul
ler $3.51) 'o $11.25. Hulls (yearllnga
excluded) $s.li(l r,e $s.50, cutter lo
medium $7.(niiii $x.n()., Cnlves, lne-
liiim to choice SS.1 $10.50. trull
lo common $n.llo'o $s.r.l). Venters,
milk fed. good to choice $10.50 '
$12.50. .Medium $S.5or $10.00. Cull
to common $7.01) Hi $S.5().
Hogs: steady, receipts 3ni. In
cluding l'.i.s on contract. Heavy
Ight $lo.ui 'n $11.25. .Me
dium weight $10,511-0 $1 1. Oil. Light
Ighl $1 l.llli'o $1 1.S5. Light lights
$ll)."5'.i $1 1.75. Cocking sows, $9.00
wjasv,
tOS ANGELES
Convenience
Comfort tKospitttlhy
Veil will iipprprtate th-r rxcrllfit
jrrvire nd nicxlrr.ite ratr. The
rity'a most crmrally located hotrl.
One HckV from PcrihinR Square
convenient to alt Ir-ading shops,
thc-ittr. (injincinl irutitunens and
electric derxt for ll rcsorti.'
Gjr-fge adjoining.
All Oirt.i.) Room ,S W.ih Bith
IVf-m - f; t. HI
To IVr-M-ni U. II. ti
t'neicelUJ Foo4FtienJly Prirtt
r.NH SmrsoN. J., Pnr-itvr
; Hotel Savoy
Sixth u Crand
1:
m
f'IO.on. ShiUKhler plus 1 .S0 e J7.2II: bakern' bluestem patents,
SI 1.2"..- I''eeiler- and sloeker pits, i K5.S,' $7.1'l; pastry flori 4!is, $7.u0.
tin-no lbs. medium to choice $l.5ii i ... , :
j.n.0. ofl or oily hoes audi CIIICAUO l.l Vi:sTO'K
roastiliB pigs 'excluded in above i CHICAGO, Keb. 1 ; (f. S. 1). A.)
quotalloiiK.) ; Hog: receipts '.'2,000, including
.Sheep anil lambs: weak. UOt-i 4, nun direct; top $11,311; bulk
ably around sternly, rcceipls 35li , 75 r 1 1. 1 5; butchers medium to
Lambs, cood to choice J9.75 (inlehoieo $ 1 0.011 i 10. SO.
$10.51). Lambs, K4 to 112 lbs. $5.f.n I Cattle receipts 8,000; calves '2,
i$l0.2'i, !)1 lbs. down. ' Mediuin ! '.OH; steers frood and clu.co $13. 0
$9.01111 $9.75. All welahts, common !, $15.50; fed ycarlliiKH. good and
$7. 505 $9.0(1. Yearling welhers ; choice $1.1. Ill) lie $10.00; venlerr.
$li.50i $S.50. Kwes, medium lo i (milk led) L-ood und 'hoic.i S 10.00
choice $5.1)0 (v $11.50. 1211-150 lbs.
$L(l(lf. $11.1111. All weights, cull and
common $2.(ori$4.(10.
I'OltTI.A.M) ritoDt ci:
I'OHTLANI), Ore.. I''eb. 19 (AC)
C Halter, eggs, milk (blllterl'at).
poultry, country meals, onions po
tatoes, wool, nuts, liny, casearu
bark and hops .steady und unchang
ed. SI'liAU AM) CLOCK
l'OKTLANP, Ore., Keb. l'J'(AI')
Cane sugiir (sacl..'d basis)
I steady; cane, fruit or berry $5.15
j per cwt. Ileet sugar $5.0(1 cwt. '
Klour (city delivery prices)
steady; family patents, 49s. $7. Co,
w hole
wheat, -19s, $(..70; graham,
49s, $0.5li; bilkers' hard wheal, 90s,
A PLUS IN
COFFEE FLAVOR
GAINED BY THIS METHOD
Hi-TESm
ti$H. 50.
Sheep: receipts lo.oon; bulk $11
l $11. fill; early top $12. (ill; fat
ewes Si.. Illl to $0.0(1: lambs, good
and choice $10.25 fti- $12.(10; inc.
diuin to choice $.00iii $1 1.3J;
ewes, medium lo clioico $4.75 ftn
$t.on; feeder lambs, . good
choice $9,511 fif $ I 0.50,
ind
LIVIMtl'OOL WHKAT
l.l VIOItCOOL, Keb, 19 (AC)
Wheat close: March 7s I II d
$1.41.
.May: lis 2 14 d $ 1 . 1 9 .
July: Ss fi!.d $1.22;4.
lH'TTCltrAT
SAN CKANCISCO, I'Vb. 19 (AC)
Uutterrat. f. o. b. San Francisco,
39 ami 39 Vic.
Fee
THEATERS
Ramon Novarro.
Proves His
Voice is Success
. I'ooplii who hnvo been wondor
inK what liiinion Novarro's Hpi'ak
Iiik voire In like may now (mtmry
their curloHlty with lh hIiohIus
01 Novarron firot all-tall:lns mu
sical romance "IJovll-.M'ay-l.'arc,"
at the Statu theater with u cast
pOPOTHy JOD0AN DAMON '
, - NOVARRO ? DEVIL-MAV CAP?
containing Dorothy v-urmm, Marion
Harris John. Miljnn and others. '.
Nova n o. who gavo everyone u
pleasant little shock, (u his recent
plcluro "The J'agan,". when he.
sang "The 1'agan l.ove Kong" Is a
trained tenor voice, offers movie
goers u second surprise in his
speaking voice which Is admir
ably suited to megaphone require
ments. '
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for tliU column mojit be
In by a. m.
' Jleiiieniber the St. 1'alrlcks
'dance. Monday evening, March 17
at Zither hall. Star Novelty or-
cheslra. 2-0-1 t. i
Ki.i)i:it(;AiiTi:.v
Mrs. ilodgen announces tho be-
ginning of spring term Monday,
hob. 24., , .2-17-Ot p
Hemstitching, pleating, button
holes, etc. Norton's Klddlo Shop,
-Aav. :
NO'l'ICM
NOTK.'K IS 1I1SHEBY GIVKN
Hint tho undersigned,. W. II. Bunch.
Is solo owner of tho business of
Hill Hunch Garngo Company in the
city or La Grande, Union- County,
Oregon, having purchased and-
f tv, 'W
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; v t
$2.00
Bring This Ad and Get $2.00
Allowance on Your Old Battery
If You Purchase a New
WILLARD BATTERY
Offer Good From Date of this Ad
Up to and Including
SATURDAY FEB. 22
(11)
TRAOrl MARK R IQltlKlita "
WE WANT TO MAKE
NEW AQUAINTANCES
Automotive
Electric Co.
213 Greenwood
Across from L. W. Weeks, Chrysler Dealer
J.PENNEYCfTl
' 108 Depot St.
La Grande, Ore.
Spring Weight
' Union Suiti .
Women who prefer knit un
derwear will welcome these
ribbed cotton union luits, so
low-priced I Built-up shoulder f
tight or open knee. Gomplcle
range of sizes and two qualities
at
49c and 69c
taken over tho Interest of J.,
Munhall and Krcd Mutterfiold Id
same. That all accounts owing tq,
the said firm arn payable to th6:
undersigned, nml all tndcbtednesji
slunding against tho satd firm la
unsullied by tho underalgned. :
W. li. BUNCH, 'f
' 2-12-10
COUNTY I'AIK
(Cafeteria dinner nt C:0. Variety
program, gfiines, shows, race
wrestling, boxing, given by WilUnr
P.-T. A. and school at the school
Kit, Keb. 21.'. 2-lD-2..b
KVKItY IVKKK IX THK YEAR.
New things suttablo for Card
Prizes and for Gifts for every ool
casion arrive at Klchnrdson's Ar
and Gift ShOK The latest things
in art creations of every type, bolh'
useful and ornamental will alwnya
he found In their shop just as sooi)
as they nro on tho market.- This
makes the selecting of a ffift h
easy mailer when It Is done at
Richardson's Art und Gift Shop. ,ji
2-17-3 l,i
llOKSX'T UK Sl.VCi? V
If your Canary has stopped slng'-l
ins tliern is a reason. 1'crhnps It Is
because ho needs u lllrd Tonic, or';
bolter seed, or Is, troubled wit!)
niilcH. All or those things can bo1
(Illicitly remedied by using tho Nnvi
Spratt's Hird Itcmcdies, which
coinplele line Is now carried by
Itichiirdsou's Art and Gift Shop. ,
' 2-17-3t.
I'ltlCSfl J'ISII MOSS 'H
Now at itlchardson's Art nnd
.Gift Shop. V " 2-17-8 t:
Phone M. 520
w