La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 03, 1930, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextMonday; March 3, 1930 rPiircEieHl '-."rr- . , , , , . EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER.. LA ; GltANDE. ORE. - -- - " - B ' ""Npwpi . I in ma i n i nil I fi I in in i i i I . ',1 . . , "PWMPWWIBBHBDBttEWWMKMMMBBBBWHMBHBWHffiB 2f nciva unil nt-voi have MWMi,,,MWMMwBMBwwpMwMMM"MM'iMMII'MlMlillB " An entrance nt thn nlda In for I II , vdilclri". 11 In a doulilc-Biili! af-ll ' II fair, oprrutcd by rloctrlclty. One I . ' i II i i i ii There's absolutely nothing better at the price STAN WEAR SUITS by Society 3$ rand . . with extra trousers Everything about these fine suits reflects exceptional quality. The dependable, long-wearing, double-service worsted fabrics. ' The honest, painstaking workmanship, y , ;.; The beautiful linings. , The marvelous new Spring Society Brand styles. Unquestionably, these suits are matchless values at our price. Westenhaver, Inc. IT' S T HE CUT OF YOUR CLOTHES THAT, COUNTS ATLANTA PRISON AWAITS RELIEF lloover Estimates peni tentiary Houses 120-Per Cent Over its Capacity ATLANTA (Al')-The ull lady who lived hi the shoe inny have ll'l'Jl ClOU'deil, llllt Iter lUlUHO WUS HpilI'lOIIH t'ttlllp1' 'r't Willi till1 federal prison crouched ponderously in the outskirts oT A I luu Iti. 1 tul It for n. maximum ir t.sno prisoners, III)1 "big lldUsc" HOW bulges wllli 4.000 convicts. ITesl doni Hoover, asking appropriations for prison exl elisions, est it mil cd I ho number Ml 1-0 )MT cent above capacity. Single cells serve two men, and even corridors ni'o used. In line wllh I'reHldenl Hoover's plan Hi adjust prison populaf inn, a hill passed l.i y t Ik hou.se l.s wren as a correction fur thin condition. II provides two additional prisons. one lu ih0 northeast and another ! west ,r the Mississippi river. Mutiny lias swept other over crowded prisons, hut Atlanta's has sluod nearly :to yem-H wllh n-ver a major disorder behind Ms tall ton crete walls. Dm- delivery alt em pt. was lliwarted lit ItiiiN by n quick -I milk ing turnUcy, Led by Itoy Ciardnet'. notorious train robber, an armed group hud reached t he last two J doors on a dash toward frcednin. Tin1 turnkey snui I hem In time to I loss his key's through t lie nln-1 burs, luil I lug the rebels long enough Tor oilier guards to fire. J Sera Id Chapman, later hanged, made two sensational escapes, and his companion in crime, "Dutch" Anderson, also escaped. Nearly half t he present, pris oners are prohibition offenders, but I ho prison rosier has included 'many once ruinous names. ! The prison sta mis well a way from oilier buildings, wllh u clear ing perhaps a quarter of a in lit i wide around II. An approach to the 'main entrance is devised Ui permit scrutiny by a guard before visitors reach striking distance. The walls Don't Miss It! Bargains for Men Men's Suits and Overcoats Fur men and young men, correctly styled and exceptionally well bilbocd, of all wool fabrics of finished and unfinished worsteds. Alignment Sale Price , 2 in 1 Assignment SALE This grvixt sail' is drawing to a close. Come in now for your share of the Rrealesl hm-gains of the year. You can outfit the whole family at prices that mean saving up to 50 per cent. COATS and DRESSES Conic lu and hclect one or more of these new chanuim; frocks to silk crepe, tmtins ami I In very popular prints. These dross'-s SHIRTS New patterns of broadcloth materials, Hieh plain colors, blrlpcs ami mix liner' 95c $7.95 ,..$19.50 OXFORDS I M ess oxfords t T curreel style, Ciioilynir welts. tmh tan and black to ehoi vtMi:vs xovkty 1II'S M MISAl'S 111 patent leather mid kid. Seme arch Ml p polled, Three special group priced for opening $2,49 - $2.98 $3.45 embrace 2f ncrrn unil never have bucn extended, An entrance at the side in for vehlclcF, It Ih a double-gnle af fair, operated by electricity. One I gute can be opened at a time and entrant can bn locked between! tlirm for examination. Two news paper men trailing Karl Carroll' ambulance1 wern thus discovered- On iha nails nro a Herb'H cf Towern occupleij by Kuanls. The wiillH are lighted and flood UkIiIh blazo acroHH tho cleitrliif? at nlKht. 'imt tepn toward decreaHlns the prison population wery taken with tranKfer of coino InmutcH to Ieav'nworth( lan. Those IrnnHlorfl did not equal the 1 'J J S lucreaso of 460. After charge and counter-, churffen, John V. Hnook van re-1 placed art warden by A. . Ader- I hold. Many chrtnptH In tho offlc itil orffanlzallon ot tho prison fol lowed. I'AH.M WOMXIN IV TKXAK ca.v i-von o nit; scai.i: TROL'P, Tex., (AD-The nnnual irnlnff power of farm women down hero In Bmlth county hlta hIx fiffiireB. Total value of their products for M2Q, accordlnff to Mla Nettle Hcbultst, home denionstiulion a(?cnt wa ll75.788.Up. Their preserved frulm and vegetables, were valued tit t;G,S27.'; .. - ' '. -: ' A inarkfC maintained by 2d wonien'fl.' clubs with nearly Cua niemborM, and 18 Rirls' clubs wllh 3M7' iiietnberfl, sold products to i4 rural communities. Women In the county canned nearly 75,000 quarts of fruits and 'vegetables, made clothing valued at $1'3'.345, and put up 133,361' pounds' of meut. k . sjsso.v vifnvs owx xatio.v ' AS tntEATKST Tit AUK l-'IIJIJ) :NMCW,yO!UCr)TC;rcat' strides aro being utade In the. development of. foreign markets for : Ainerican made' goods but the United States reinainna fl tho' greatest field for expansion bellevea Francis H. Sts wm;. vlcopn'sldent oC."th"QU'r.niiiy Trust company.;, : ... : . Its potentialities .nr"a seen when lis ; populat ion ,1s -compared wlih countries ofj'Iiuropc.:. Slsson said that If the density of the population of tho country wuro equal- to France there would bt four limes ita: present population. l.f equal to Germany. It would be Increased to i ,-150.000,0.00 and to Kngland it would bu-boosted to i.ioa.OOO.OOo. :.; HAT BIM, UI I-1NG ALK V.'k , FHliXCH 1ILSUAM) 1IOSS . LVON, France, (AI) - Woman md. Jier hats -have -been "put lu ihelr right place" by French Juris prudence. '. - Milliners who sell a. woman more hats than her husband 'in.ufford can't collect. . wlf0 Can exceed unduly the normal family budget, only with her husband's specific authority. Wiih those as principles, tho civil tribunal reduced from 2,8 0 to ?400 file vycuit's bill for hats of .Madame X. Elccausi; .( public rid icule newspapers agreed nut to use i t ho family name. Madame X bought hals on credit. The milliner put In his bill. The husband refused to pay. (.'niim' the lawsuit.: Judge fjoyet found- 1hf husband earned I'J.Ooo a year'njth other In come, of 11.200. ' ', No the Judge decided the. husband knowing lils. income, would never have authorized such-' purchases. and reduced the bill to ?lou. j CHICAGO llt'ILIl.; . HITS l.V. MILLIONS CHICAGO. (Al) Chicago's spring building program, exclu sive of home building and re modeling, calls for an expend I luru or Mr.ri,7"r.0OO, according to the Building Construction- Km- ployers nssoelnlion. This In cludes $12,000,000 for a new post- office building and $r,noa,iiOtt for buildings for the lfl33 world's fair. A Feature Presentation of in Three Big Value Groups 98c $1.49 :$1.98: ' - The men folks come in for some very special atten tion, right now, for we have assembled here a smart collection of fancy shirts, concentrated at three thrift prices. . ' The "pattern's : are varied and smart, the materials are the best obtainable at the prices, and the workman ship is of the kind for which J. C. Penney Co. is noted. Buy with Confidence and Savings at Store of the Thrifty - OIIMHI I i'Vom lira's book or tars .nil j" lill.irlltiT, - . .. .' I lli.vo Kiihwil illls l.ll l.f Inc.': ! nitlii-r. Iii. v.; a ni'.i'i.lne i.rii'rj iTIiiiu m-vcp lin.vo a nlKl.t l.cforo. ! j jiaiiiiiam; hanks d,v (iirn:ii AllO i: MU'l'll IX t'AI'ITAIj! MeM are of the latexl deslKti. Asslminiciit Sale TN. $3.95 to $7.98 (SV See Ihc new f-pilnir cnnfs fur tilinnud -rff 13T? liU'dels made from broadcloth and ther ( U fl A favttred materials. Style and quality at J IV.V 1 ' I ibtlfty, money nasinu prices 1 if f"" ct ra 4 ci 4 n-r w i II $2.79 'n),'vo W7 Turkish bath towrN. (.oboed border;-. f heiivy Ml'l'de toobb loop, tiny nl.e wfj-'V JOxlO in. A.s-lKHment Sale rik c- Pvi 19c ( l mi 1. 1. is Ujm 11m iifi .n1hmi ..r u.r in .i UT...I.! l.i.:.. !.- ' l ilnVi .-.I Mn-.'l lii Hli. 7v'i'J In. Alu-.i 1m If ' ' lHilA Imnl full' lTl.1 O 11 'Hull 79c mlW TORKbTaRE M M WASHINGTON, (A I') When Miss Alvti M. Seger. daughter of ltepresenbil ive and Mrs. (leorge .V. Seger of New jersey, wed ltcpre sntal ive J-'red U. I omiiiick of .Sou Hi- Carollnii she look rani; above her mother In Washington's scheme of social precedence. Represent at I ve 1 oiiiinick has nerved in Congress three terms longer than his fnther-ln-la w. hence the higher rank. OFFICE CAT fftAOt hash mo. By Junius, Ol TUAOIIOCS Winter's loo. old fur such a prank. -The lackadaisical obi tliitiv! See how the wretch sneaked back to frank- l.y linger In the lap of Spring. Many a Croud Father ho thinks bis kids arc worth a mil lion dollai s apiece accepts wit h considerable Mti:i lilmM y the de duction of f au each that (he be nevolent government allows for them on the Income tax sheet about this time of theyear. NOT INYKUKSTKI' The Cull ed Stales treasury department Is reported to ha.ve received the fol lowing letter ii few days ago: "I have received your appllea 1 ion. but as I already belong to several good orders I do not taie to join your income tax at this time." N lo you remember when: The delivery w agon was a Iwayx late Betting baek because the delivery boy hnd to deliver messages all itlvnu the line. Thai wns liel'ore party Hues on the tcUphon, lie ; had to gossip u little until tele p'on.t' rc InvtiiV.J.' Tl'liSOAV IMUHilM.M . 'T h e - National Itruadctisting company program for Tuesday follows: S ti !i, Happy time; !i:4t to 10, home service talk: 10:15 to I o::tot color harmony program; O;30 to 11:20, Wom ae's .r.igazlne; l::a to 'I. School; of Air; .IMS to !:3, flag talk; j li::io to I!. MJtitlnee time; 4 to 4:30. Voter's service; 5:;io to't, around the world- program; 0, conceit; f;:ll0, musical programs; 7:80. i vaudeville hour; 8:80, Amos and j Andy; S.Mfi, John and Ned: P:80 to lo, l-"rollc; lit, prohibition poll; lo:1 5 to I I, Spotlight review. : : The Columbia Uroadcasting sys 1 im procrrani for Tuesday fol lows: (1 to 7, I'a ill Whil email's orchestra; 7 lo 7:30, Joe and VI: 9. Modern Melodists; H:30. Cap-v' tain Adntns; JO lo 1. dance inu- Hlf. TtU'tmm KVIi (i7oke) 4. musical pro grams: ;.:"." to li. silent; :. CHS; I to I, organ. SpmAJinn Kit' (5!iakc) fi:15. morning prograin': S. MIC; ! feature: ,.i:-i't, Niu : i i:;in. musical pro grams: 1:H0, NltC; .1, symphonies; I, NHC: 4:!to, Iljippy Harmonies; 0:110, NUC; 11 to 1-, popular pro gram. KO.V (l70kc) (I. Melody Aces; 7. quintet; S. ensemble; 'i, con cert; la, vcilleSlS. Cortbind ' KCV ( liaUd 7 : 1 .", morning program; I' :4a, NHC; ) I ::io, pop ular music; I, markets; t::t". NltC; :t. auction luhlL-e; a:St. NHC; ft. dame band; S:3u, NHC; 10. Cecil ami Sally; 10:10, sym phony: tt to It!, organ. KKX (MSoke) ,S;:to. Troubles of Thomas; S ; (.'(. novelty pro gram.: lo;;:o. dance band: 11:80, news. Sea I lie K.1R (I70kc ti. Mandolin club; 7. quintet : , musics I comedy hour; lo. Sunshine hour: 11. Vic Meyers orchestra ; I requests. Ienrr KOA (s;;ake) ft. farm question box; iV.::a. N in .: Ift, concert; :i::io, Nltc. l Annelid K N X t luftoiic) ii. organ; fi;3o. string ensemble; 7. science talk: ":, feature; 10 ttt I, dance mu yc. KIIJ (niike) ti, CHS; 7:". musical piogiujins; ::;'o, sym- pbony; o. new s; I ":oft, dance mosie: I? In I. organ. -; j KKI tluke i C.:1ft. stocky ni.,r: ' kets;.- ii, -tO C.Ju Hob Unh M'.'Mtv: 7 c.'V.cwt vns.-i'bV.-: 7:3" NHC; 8:30. concert; 1-1, news. ' "' " " San I'rauclseo K.KKC (GlOkc) ft:;','), ' Kilna Fischer; U. CHS; 7:30, ffattires: ;i, CHS; in, Krank Watatuibc; 10:10, .'HS; 12 lo I, dance music. KVO (fisokc) f:5o. iicwm: B. copcerl ; . 7, popular nuiflc; S:;io, concert.; !i, Cecil and Sully; 10 lo II, dance music. , . Oakland : K'LX (8 NOkc) ti. concert trio: 7, news; 7 : 3 a, musical programs; 11, school tail;; H:15, concert; 10, 1', of c. Derby May program.; It to. 12, dunce music. K.(H (7.Mtke) 5:30, NHC; 1 to 12, dance music.. Suit l.akc City KSI. (li:;ake) fi, noveliy pro gram: 5:30, XHC: It, mixed quar tet: . !i:30. Hreviiies; in: 15, dunce band; 11, midnight hour: Most Nurses Use New Face Powder M lOI.I.O-nr.O. tho now wonilprflil .'rt'ni!li 1'ruucinH l'"ai'o I'owdcr, IB lirpfcrriMl by. nurses beci.UHn of its liurlly, and they iy .11 loi's not innlin Ihc Hkln Jiy nn.l; tlmwn. Kuty.H on lonpor. kopps shine nwny, and l vory bcnrri:lnl lo ll)i- coui-pU-xion. You lovo MKLl.t)- (JI.O Kaco l'onilcr. Ciliuss Dnmn. Inc. A.lv. THE FIRST JOY- of owning a SPEED QUEEN is,. . . a $50.00 Saving The Second is . . . receiving all tho ndvaiiUigcH of (he highest priced inachhics. The Third is . . . Isdiig pniUvtdl by Hie hroadest. and mot liberal guarantee lu Die washing machine Industry. Kull Halloon Wringer Ilotls Submerged iiluminum agilator Smoothly polished aluminum tub Standard capacity Double Tub Walls Ihulosed Mechanism No oiliiiK neci-.isary Jifoadesl guarantee of any washer $110-00 w Speed Q ween, Aluminum Washer W. II. BOHNENKAMP CO.