La Grande evening observer., February 21, 1930, Page 6, Image 6

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Friday, February 21; 1930 l
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Page Six
Army Officers Will Accompany
f U. S. Gold Star Women to France
' j '' ' Hy Kiift MNiimnra
i . fAP Keaturo Hervlc Writer)
Fair Sponsors Utah R. 0. T. C.
i Sow York ikhI Paris nrn belli: en-
I KHKU'I, (1H WOll OS Jl ft I T tJlC HpMCC fill
r WAHINH'PON (AP) - Fifty ocean vessels hh 1 II iim woltly. From
nnpy officers, selected for theli I Paris tint women will he taken to
luct aiid eourlesy, will accompany various cemeteries by bus in
tli. liHvrlllifitfiM of ti'iuO war wives, parties of 25 each. They will
Wild mnlhcrH to, ilio hthvok of bus- j upend Iiv weeks hi Franco,
hands nnd hoiih In Franco this . -
hpiIhk i.n.1 minwior. j iirl(lKn KuppluiilN iviry
I'l'lio womon, who nro being tnken , r-
nn tho untune pllKHiiiiiHo ut gov- itieil.MON'I'i, Oil, (AO Mom
ornmcnt expense, will mill In icrouim 22,001 ioiih .if Hue 11 r liohi
(it;, 1100 .Mi H-Kymr pnHHonKor vch. j utt,.a t. HuperMiruc.iuic of 11 new
iif-jH -wary w-"'U tlirmiKhuut tho J bridge across riinjiilnc mniliK 'o
tfiimmor, according 1o plans of tho Hn,,,i,L a ivrry hoitt service.
Wllf department, j ,, , - .
MOn ofricer wilt ho on each j Co Illltm Anlbj.io
boat. Others will accompany! '
!,..(, .l..l.rilrtnU r.11 lli.it,
Irtomnulfil In ar.ro. Tim first j INI.IANAI-OI.IS (Al' llr. A. j
rnnlliiKRiit or wnmui will l.vi! ' l.-nllifnimii n.,.y In- Ill- woi'M .
Now York .Mliy 7 i "Hr l"tlon Hi lit -!. III.
UiiKinvoil' Invlhilli.i,.. noon will " " K"1'1 '"'"" " ': j"
lift' Runl till' fli'Kt ::mi, tlirir muiii-H i 1,1 lx,- !
in-bo ilnlcrillllll'il !' lra wlitK if ! r ' '
Vllllinm Fllilex anil li'irlliirli'H In! l l,l I IIK I'lll.ASAMS
lnif plui In WiiHiilimtnn. . (
'In avoid iiurllnllly. thn niuni'H of I':nh,:T(IN', Oni. (A I') Vlr ;
tlln .m hlalOK anil five lirrltriiliw 1 irarliir
urn
"MS',
. ,-T'i t.:rtm r5l ":
iTIiIm OkiPh, I'dih, Mioiip of It. it. T. (!. HpoiiHirit nrc tho only
ur'tut of I hut oi lier lit w:jir foil Huhticr iinlformH- Top row,
h'fi lo riuhi: Klcanoi' Kievcm:, ( h;i r Icik Krnwrroflt Mj.n Knx,
Athlcnc iuhIkc .ninl .hliicy llnlvcrmin. Jinrk row: Iiiih Iavftt,
Xchhi Alir-i... I'irry War.l, .Miujinic A ikLthimi mill Ahla Knilor.
French Gaiety is j
Gone, Author Says .
I'AItlH (AI) KmnrM no lotifcvr
laitKhN, tutyn J.miiIh tMlmruH, pron '
hu nt n ul hot-, anil lie rup't ilochlo ,
f Oah'ty 1m hijo. In any chw he'
IcoiiclinlOK, mill llki Andro Tatdicii, j
the new prnnliT, ho coiiiini-Ia an 1
'. ( ftort to look On the hriKht nUla
I Of ililll-tJ. :
Ij'copI. urtnally ilo not at I
tin y did a wiH iatlon ai?o, Korinunly
nay ,nty.nniH, Id ffmlH tho Miinut 1
criiHlllloi) (fvorywhero. In tho cafew,
on tho Hiauo, In hook ami at homo;
' Mo axNiM'lH tlin avoratfi' Kronclu
innn Iiuh moro money tlmii provU
oiiHly, lint Ichm niK(in , to worry
ii huul pu Mir nfftih-H ninl In.H within
ix rcat'li more pli-t.Hiiro Ihan cvor,
N'i'Vortli.'h'SM, for rr-OHoiiH ho oan't
fat lioin, l.al.at uh flmla kIooiii
ovorytt ho i i-, on it oplrr'n facow. In
their Hpcccli and tn tlu-tr wrltlnRH.
Tin hotter tho hook, tnhi, ho yaj'H,
the more luwilnloiiH It h.
n.f)ri:iiK, v.iiu iiaixk
lti:i.A('i; vniiscrAMt i i:
' Age Improves Wood; Prof Discovers
J'llol Itiirk lilnl fuui li-r, I
lll lip iilni'cil In a liimi In bbhIimI ), rc;tuiiw. liomi' ufK r u vili lo I
nlVHnimil, Hiiiiiii lilHll. niliKlnj,- .n,.. Hawaiian IttlamlH wln-i-n III' ill-.;
nflli'lal Will ilinw Ihi'iil nut. .Molli- Hvi ioil 4110 .1 1 . hu 1 it m fur III illni.
trti
oiii.(.o 'ruuy.i: -runes.
WI.VMIlt
lilrilH prn
anil wivi'H n Ito urn I'IIkIImk Inr , imitdoh.-h. Only fmlr
IJ111 Irlp rrnni Iho fli-ML jlau- or OHi (ln t,r.
($1(011 will bi firm. I
XiiIIiIiik Ih liolnit H'fi iinilniK! by i
til)' Kiivi'l'llllli'lll to lnal(i Uli'KO iil-! ('lu! 1,1 '''''W "II
fl'rJ inn of Hi'iilltiifnt n h I'oniforl-j
lililn aiul pli iiKiuit iih iiiphhIIiIo for i I'OIITIANIl, Oni. (AI0 .In.Uf.
ii;n'n -i,,.,, .. 111 t ulll.i11.r ! Itolii-rt V. Hawyi1!' of lli'llil. lro
tiliil kiniiiiic. u-linn Ilio in i-ffn Hi', hll frlVfn Oil! Htlllil 111 IIHCIHII II I'lll 'OW
tftinli'll. flnworlin.'. (I'liii'li'i'lra Inlof " liuTalo lm foiiinl on'llin 11I11I11M -Iropliy to fir.'uon
; Highway Crews
! a iii
Whining tip' .pri-Hhleiil'H onp, tin
hltfhfHt honor attalnnhlit )iy n .ler- ;
Hey hreeil.-r, 'hy . If-: I). Illrr of thlM b Wnirt HVInirr .
' "" '. ihh . .,:.! nrirM''i,
I Hi'. I. ion h Lilian. liriiiKH H'lf I I'oiisiriiollon cnmimiiy lit now half liavi,
fur Dm UUril a nillo from llllitanl wlwri- II In cacli rn IiIiimim Ihat iisuiilly ulv
Mile Of Hilgard
I-'ruiH-o look tholr.prolll.'Hi,
-1 1ntel a eon 111 in nihil Ioiih In
tn tin vh'inMy of Mi-ml while on a
hnlh li'ip will) it Hluto hunler.
tliiie
Hlnce the award wan ohIut;
I, areonlln),' tororonlH.
Grande Ronde Meat Co.
Packers and Distributors of Mt, Emily Products
City Grocery II Economy Grocery 1 Hoover
and Market
Main 75.50
and Market
Main 5711-48
Market'
Main 755
" STEER BEEF OF QUALITY
' This company has pot achieved its success solely throunh low prices, hut meats
that we sell, measure up to the liest standard of quality, THIS POIJCY CONSIS
TENTLY FOLLOWED HAS MAPE OUR ST0UES LA GRANDE'S DUSIEST
STOKES, Follow tho crowds There's a reason,
RKEAKFAST RAC0N, II) ..29c
Lean stl'fitikod. Fresh .
from smol(oh(iusc diiily.
RACKS, lb. l:..J:U...........: 21c
Sukiu" cured. Lean, 1
DOG LOAF, H i 7c
(live the iag a treat,
HAMS, ij or whole, lb 20c
, Non bntter, mild
and sweet.
1HCNJCS, 11) '. 20c
Sugar cured. Home Products.
CRACKLING, lb. fic
Ground.
Grocery Department
Quality Food for Less
Pineapple
.Rroken slices in syrup AtZ
2i3 tins, 2 for I............. 40C
:'l . Crab Meat
Fancy flakes flat. tins, A Q
Special 2 tins 4iC
Com
flnlden Sweet
No. 2 Ur.s,0 for.
43c
Prunes
A & L Rrand, solid pack QQ
No. 10 tins, each OtC
Monarch Coffee
Non butter at any price
One Pound J rr
Carton 4DC
Three Pound Q-t e(
Carton pl.4t7
Tru BIu Crackers
2 Ihs, net weight 29C
Elgin Mayonnaise
Tested anil approved ly Good House
Keepimr Manazine.
One-hair 1 Oy
Pints luL
pints 35c
Bunch Carrots
. California, hirjro bunches
2 fur : :
15c
Grape Fruit
Ini)eriaM2() size OET.
'1 for , ZOC
Cauliflower
Lai fit! snowball heads -f f
Each LVC
Watch Our
Bakery Product
Special
Announcement!
We are inntalUng additional machinery and refri
geration equipment at our slaughter house in La
Grande. Our program will he FULL CAPACITY
the year around in pork packing, instead of four
months capacity as in the past.
We will receive hogs for this increase at Island City
yards and the La Grande plant. A t Island City we will
pay $1.10 under the Portland price per hundred de
livered at old Crescent yards. Corrals, unloading
chutes, and scales are provided for your convenience.
Receiving dates at Is land City, Tuesdays and Fridays.
At La Grande we will pay $1 under Portland and re
ceive at all times.
Grande Ronde
MEAT CO.
, OHf.O (A 10 1'annh'H uro hloom-
Inn- hi Noj'Wi'Klun warden., fjords
nn navlKahto and only far inland
th'io enough miiow nnd h'' to!
'provide the ciiHtomary ,. winter j
' Hpurli'. ' i
I This oliaiifrlnK' ollmato of Nurwny
In ntlrlhiilcd hy HCleiHiHlM to thn
j rJiiiK temperature of the Siutf
.Hi ream. Thin year Iho Htroi.m baa j
Ibiien Keveral OoiffecH warmer Ihiin j
luaial, and Hm warm wontorn windy ,
repnlHeil t he nortliorn and
tho !
j uruuiiK arm nniMiinn to inipl'ovf nil t.uumi u unrn' mmu't.
hltchwuy lli'luven ; Millard und j Norway ha mo far had no while
.Meaehain, at nil except In the Inland dltrlutfl
. The All. Mllilty ' Meellnn erew heyond the reach of the tempering
j worked day and niirht recentty to onanta wIihIh. Tho country lias
j f'-mnvo. the loo jam near railroad been deluded with twice tho nor
' bridge No. 1 to m vc t ho bridge mal nil u fa II and the inr(iiry rr-.
from tfohitf out.' The trlvor was mains well over the fwAnK (adnt.
i li.sinif yoiy rapidly duo lo the rain dny and nlttht. -
.and jnoltiiiK now. j . lu-,-,,-.--rriz-?j.t .
Ir. J, Intrude. - the day fornmnn
of tho tluliiN 1 Itoad ContUructlou
ooippaqy. who wan HcrloiiHly hu, t
'I'hurrtday innrnlnv when ho slipped
on the Hlippery road and was Htrack
hy ono of Iho hiK true It h, ha Is Kt
tiiiK alonr iih well an cap he exiiecl
ft(. lo 1 at Uto lininde Itondi
hoHpimi, ,
Mw, Puttorson was railed to
I'cndh-ton Krlday iii;ht hy tho ill
ness and death of her father, who
parsed away Saturday inornintf.
.Miss l.ola Martin returned to her
school duties Wednesday. Sho lpid
leen 111 of tho flu for four day.
Hho rcporiN that all or herstud.'Uts
arc uso well and hack In HdooI
ecejitln ono.
Mr. and Mrs, lYjd Itoes went to
Cove Friday to visit with Fred
Parent for a fo-W (uyn .
. Mr. and .Mrs, KU1 Jseefer and
Mr. (ind Mrs. Jack Woofer went lo
Portland Saturday to attend lo
business.
Kriepds and nei(fhhorH of Mr.
and Alia. Frank Hnni'urd Kav. Hiein
a surprise party Thursday iiltfhi.
At the . clnsii (if (ho .enjoyable eve
niim a delicious lunch "us served'.
Mrs. hi Catitivir has hetti In l.:
(Jrnnde for several days vlfdllnif her
laughter, Wanda, and sons, Harold
and Howard, who are, nltcndiui;
school. Mrs. . f'uulrell ret irmd
i lunho. Sj.lurday.'
Mrs. (iertrude Younj,' was called
to Washington recently lo wf Iot
t'iit her who is in very oor health.
Mr. and Mrs. I'd Sailing are en
Joyinf,r a. new radio which was in
stalled last, week,
(leoitfe Wilson, Mr. Curtrlfiht. hi
daughter, of Nam pa, Ida., and Miss
Vera Wilson were in I. a (i ramie
Monday.
Durblp Foster had tho misfor
tune to drop a heavy iron on bis
little tinker recently and break tho
heme In two places, lie was work
ing In the Hunch KfntRtt in I.a
(iranie. He will he unable to wnii
for several dnyH.
Tom HarriH and Clarence f'larlc,
of cove, called on .1.. H. Wehner
Tuesday on business.
.Mr. and Mrs. I. Ian llurnelt and
children returned lo ramp recently
alter speipllnt," the weekend In la
tirande.
Mr, and Mrs. Fouler and daugh
ters. (Jeraldine and (irace. wen I to
Pendleton to enjoy Valentino's day
with Mrs. Foster's parents. Th"y
returned hoipe Sunday,
Miss Honna Heoil was vlNtlluK af
the tieort;e Wilson and .1. H. Wei
aier homes Sunday. Sho also call
ed on Mr. Foster and mmi, Hurbin.
ELECTRIC FISH
SCREEN WORKS
INVENTORS SAY
PtlPTLANH, Ore. (AP) An
electric fish Hcreen, devehped an 1
evperlmented will) for tho past 1
monthH hy Hhlrhy Hukor and V, H.
Cillroy, eonsultlnK' engineers In th
employ of the federal Rovornment,
is a success an far as developments
have progressed to dale, tieeordln
to word received hy HtiKh t Mit
(dull, dlf-etor of fish culture m
the Oreiion statu fish roiiitnission.
At the mouth of pu IrriKatlnn
ditch or a spillway is erected t
cable with chaitiH suspendeil every
1.. inches and welnhted with wash
weights to resist the flow of the
current, tho report stated. An Iron i
ptpH hi laid approximately nine ;
feel upstreau) from the chuln oloc j
troles nnd Is Insulated from the'
bottom of the stream by sections i
of a common clay conduit. In the j
elfclroths. which uro held in posit
ion hy the raft at earh end of th
cubic ts Introduced a CO eyrie- cur
rent which follows a illroci line I
from tho rhatn to the pipe at the
bottom.
PescrudiuK fish, on eiicnunlerlnir
the nreu of olwolrlonHy churffrd
waller immrdiat'dy tnrii bok tin1
follow the main Mrrum Instead of
followinir and attemptitiK their way
into the forbidden dtteh over which
is suspended the elect rodrs.
Tho amrle set hy the current In
traveling upstream to the bottom of
tho ppo prolles n trlnnnutnr nre,i
or curn-nt. Fish, flwlmminfr hit
tho area, encountered mora current
as they proKiviM into this chnw.t
It has loni; been kim'n that 'aed in wood Improves certain
substances, bill -It remained for M. II'. '.McA lister, professor of
mechanics at Ihu t'njversily of ( ireon. tn - discover that i.Klnu
;i!o Improves wood. Prof. McAIUter Is shown ruunlmr a testiiiK ,
lo.iiehlne hearinK down unuii pounds mi a vlcndcr J-inch fir stick '
. that Is 3.1 years old.
with nut. turd. Then he InterAh".
. V was pitz:'.ed.
"Which country had iho fir
parliament nHked Pulssen.
"Knvhiiid," was the prompt n
Sltonse.
"th! no It didn't, s.ild l'alsseti.i
"Iceland wum first. Nesf y.iir
1 celehiiite tho tlmuHnndih iinnlvorsJ
nry of fiur parliament."
i "Who first discovered America?"
; Ili-Xt askud I'tllHHen.
"Chrhitophnr Cidumims." was an-
Mwered after slight hHilalioti.
'i "Oh! no ho didn'l, said Palssco
"U was Helf Frk'uon, a vikluir of
! Iceland. He discovered American i:
-' the yonr Hioo."
1 "Who wrote 1 ho Rwas?" tiske-
I Palssen fiercely. :"Ker-or-ah; IMkhH
i Wallace t"
1 "iih! no it wasn't," said Palssen
i "It was a poet of Iceland."
Icelander. Frigid In England And
Longs For His Warmer Home Land
I.O.VDON (AIT Anil Palssen
of Heykjavlk, Is vlsliin KiiKhmd
hut finds It cold nnd wet bore. He
fs (coIiik- back to Iceland soon to K't
warm.
"We havo mild winters and
vpnu summers," ho said. "Here 'it
Is cold and wet both. In lcehui'l,
When It is cold, it 1 also dry." "
There iiro three einepias, one
theater, twelve policemen, twenty
motor-cars, a jail c'ontalnips thro
prinones, iind many heiuitii'ul wo
men In Heykjavlk. " ' .
"The woiiit'i) of (eelaiul are love-
'ly." said Mr.' Palwfen. -"And the
children of Iceland' ' are lovely,
o." ' '
T'c only alcoholic drink allowed
in, the country Is Hpiiulsh whir.
Tills Is because Spain threatened
to place a duty on imported fldi
from Iceland If t lie jroverninent (it
'Heykjavlk refused their wine.
There are no railways In Iceland
and no mnnlerei'H. Servants are
their employers equals.' They sir
at table with the family and eat
the national dish, smoked mutlo"t
Theater In France
In Plre Positionl
! PA HIS (AP The French lhc-
"liter is In a had way if one Ih to!
helievo Urn official report of 111-l''ln-
Arts commission of the chain
. ber of deputies.
It is written hy .lean -l.ociulnl
who take it upon himself to f i J
the blame on "the general medio
erity of authors, the enforced par
: simony pf theaters in east I m? an
slJitfhiK plays and the conipotitiniJ
of: the .movies. . ,
"People would rather nee a BOOiff
lliov.b tM a low prior than a poo
play at a .hitfh price," says .oe.
(titn. , . . ...
1 1 )h I'M ru ; ti i i : w a it Mi i :k r
i HtJSFHrild, Ore. (AP) FlK
i urn secured by the ltosdMir
!' chamber of commerce throimh lie
! weal her bureau hero show lha
1 HoseJnii'K was the warmest Hpol lit
Oreffon during the protracted en'. I
! weatlp'f of .January. Mlnlmun
" temperatiirowjis 17.
OPEN HOUSE
j"'?jTi'! P'r"''i''"' -! ''T'T l' i J ' ;';.yr!rH.'-p''i.".,'.iiri'iTW'.7q J''' 'ITT"1! !TM?!!!,"'nT77il I 'j!!'1! !r)',Ti'li'ii(!il ! T,' !,;fTTjn'"I,',Tl ffly !'"i1l!,'"!'"Jli' '"I
Used Car Sale
BEGINNING SATURDAY FEB. 22ND.
ENDING SATURDAY NIGHT MARCH 1ST.
We have been renting a portion of the Montgomery Ward building for
storage of used cars. Our new Service set up requires the operation of
our entire business under one roof. We have room in our new used car de
partment for thirty-five cars. We have fifty-five used cars. The answer:
sell TWENTY CARS DURING OUR OPEN HOUSE WEEK.
TWO-ONE-TWO-
ONE-ONE-0NE-
0NE-0NE-TWO-
1937 standard . Ruick 4 door sedans,
"Paint Tires Mechanical condition
J:z 575,00
1927 Chrysler GO 4-door sedan, New
paint mechanically 0.' K. and an ex-
ri:! 550.00
192(1 Chevrolet, coupes. Good appear
"anco mechanical condition above
S::N!:: 240.00
1927 Chevrolet roadster, a good looking
Chev. In A-l mechani- QA OA
cal condition 5UviUU
1927 Chevrolet 4-door sedan. A nice
looking car in good OA A A A
condition ii4U.UU
1927 Chrysler 50 conch. Perfect con
dition new tires and paint. Former
owner sure gave this i 1 A ff
ear the breaks 4JLU.UU
192G Nash special 6 coupe. New
paint good QQC AA
condition OOt)UU
1926 Nash specinl 6 coach A-l running
condition good QPvA flft
appearance OOUUU
Chevrolet 192U louiin;;-.s good open
"cars and worth 1 QK A A
the nwney :. XoOUU
"VTTTl 1920 Overland coach. Lots of car
U1N th for the tOKAA
money JLOOJJ
r"TT? 1)2!) model A Ford standard sedan,
Vll Hi driven only 5G00 miles pfT A AA
guaranteed . ODUUU
rTVTTT 1929 Jof,el A I'01'i 1,oadster- Perfect
wliHl condition, 1AA AA
" guaranteed 4UU.UU
OIVI? 1928 Model A Ford sedan. Good
si;;!!!,.....: 490.00
TTIiTTTl j 1920 Model T coupes. V All repainted
A U X V and conditioned for many' miles of
.,,..165.00
(WS I? 1928 Mo(l0' AA 1'2"Tou Truck. Closed
Ul lli cab dual transmission, 4 rjp ff
guaranteed 4Jb t O.UU
OIV T? 1929 Mo(lo AA 1'-Ton Truck. Closed
J Xl -U cab platform body dual transmis
sion. This truck prac- fTC AA
tically new guaranteed O i O.UU
rv"VT"ri 192H Reo Speed Wagon. Closed aib
Hi platform body, perfect condition run
only 2900 miles less QAA AA
than half price OUU.UU
r"VT"71 1929 Model A Ford, closed cab, pick up,
Wlll-i ' new tires now paint Iff A A A
guaranteed tDU.UU
QY 1020 Ford model T roadsters. Pick up
OX A. bodies, good appearance " QC A A
' good condition XOD.UU
We have 15 low priced cars that we will sell from $25 to $75.
All of above cars are or will be licensed at above prices.
Pick out your used car at this sale, If you do not wish immediate de
livery a deposit will hold any of these cars for delivery as late as April 1.
LIBERAL TERMS '
PERKIN
MOTOR COMPANY
Comer of 1th and Adams
Phone Main 500
a
13
3
urea. ,