La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 07, 1930, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextX, Page E?gHt SPRING SUITS $23.85 With six months free Valetor Pressing Service Over Night News My Umi AwiX'llltCtl lVoSS DollleMlo New Yurie More tliun lull In Jiu-eil und Home lion iutchi ed In notion-wide cuinmiiniHl doiiioiislrii- tlOHH. - Hiiffalo, N. Y. Jlr.H. (.'lotlli:e Mun liiuiil, w ife of nrllHt, Hlutn, . Churlfilli. N. ?. I'lvr e)liir.'fri with KluyliiK of Mm. J'JIlci Mny Wl KliiH neiinilted. . . Ml'lliplliH, TlMlli. I'MVO kllllMl, tWO eoio (mil liy loniiulo llirouirh MlMHlBMjjt. Arkiinmm ami l.oulM- IllUl. I.oh AilKOleN Pilot finds wrock or WoHtoin Alp Kxiu'okh plunc, .Miming 12 ilnyn Willi three men; Del i .Monte, I'iU,. J.lndlioi'Kh Bhikon In lull from iiolo pony. Wiiiililnifion Tint nliovm no Im--lirovoinent. WnsliliiKlon (!IiiiiiIuh llimlon; ropiihlleitn notional elitili-inun, eom jiliiins of lobby ooliilnliloe'H IroiU llient. l.OH Altlfl'loH t'UlllllKI'H iippwilBj coiivielloii. l-'orelHrii Ilei'lln Three kllli'd In cominiin- Ihi dpiiioiiHlniiloiiH In Merlin mid JInllf. London Naval cunfiTeitoo bo KliiH imeiv iih l'riineo rotitriifl. Ilorileiiiix KIooiIh Ink" III. lollHt 2iii Ivih: diiiniiKe iiiirollniilcij ?1'i, (Mill, (llfll, llllelmiesl. Itimiiin.'ii Court ini 'iimci'h nipluiK or i'Hneewi llo uiiu'h oiiHiiKetnont. . , SporlH AVIntor Unveil, Kill. llejilloi'. pn'Kliii'iil ci r Niiilonii, Ioukiic, vlnitii Ili'ds unci I'lillllcn IriiliiliiK emium. lit. Auitimlliio. Ii'lu. Wonioil . bri'ult three wui'IiI'h Hwiniinlng ruc orilii. I'OUTbANI) r II. Mlllin, (lialKed with t ni nspurl lug liunr fruiii Clili'ii. (Jul., to Oregon via Ashland and .Med ford, went on trial here. KlIOl'INM Tho first step to keep the McKcnzin highway open Die year around was taken by tho chamber of commerce which nu thorlztd a contuflttco . to mako snow nieasiireiiient, then ask slate highway department aid. IM)ltTl,A.D Itecenlly illsinlsH- ed from a hospital where ho re cuperated from auto Injuries, Ted Iluwers wiih biielt In Ihe sumo hos pital arter he had been knocked down by a motorcycle. (iltlKION- (MTV Mrs. I'.va Mr. (lovern, found gulllv of operating a liquor still, was fined tibi). I'iiniK.NI'; Tour unnamed Unl- EMULSIFICATION JUST as cmulsificalion of the butter-fat in milk makes mill one of our most easily digested foods, so cmulsifieation improvei tlie taste and digestibility of the pure cod-liver oil in SCOTT'S EMULSION It's the reason that millions ol children and grownups prefer il to all other forms of cod-liver oil. 2 sure the cod-liver oil 7u use is emulsified that it's Scott's Emulsion. Ml & Hnwni nonmfi(.i,i nj j Only one day lef t oi' tiii-: New York Store's 2 in 1 Assignment Sale Cliiml III unil gel jour share or Uicm. great savings. OciiiiIiic hi'oiidelolli shirts, reg. sold up lo '. Assign nrent plict 95c Seinl-drcss or work vox. As. slgnmeul price 5c Men' innlinkln pnnt-i in dark Hi'vy color h. AolKHimnt $1.75 f OUT OUR WAY By Williams I py s"' I v.Ou'v HAD IT OFF I v .;f flliil W&OLW! FOUR ER FIVE I VI f -TiKAts 1 vour I II H ! II a 'vi.'uu - b h f R MM FEE.T ' r.y-n'-.' l i XI STEP AM' .-! uapm wJtic- I n ' fl i 1--. m, " i1' T - H f. r CSMifii,'m VJ MM . Hp c. : t:.::m&mc5 m t8i rfvu I - AVmt ill vKKww:.4i i r: ntm.WT.oyr. "f-rT! ' OFP AQIM-ONJ AGflM ciojQOHiAsinvict.lllt. J MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY , , ' " CHICAGO WHEAT ':, iieii ' i.Hy, i.otiy, i.i"'i Jlllli-ll l.lllfi I. Ilia I.I I - 91 May .'. I.ll (-I.!:! I.I I1, l.tlll:'s I. (ill .Inly.' I.KIid-ii, l.l.'lis I.I"? I. II Sept l.liyi-l.l'J . . I'OUTJjAM! W1II0AT Open Ill'th Low t'lnse -May i.uuy, i.niiii i.oiir, i.niiy, July I .III) ! l.lkl 1.011 ;.j I .OIIIJ sj'iii i.iiKjt i. in i-uxy, i. my, vorslty of Oregon sludents have, hoeli suHponiled fur the remainder i of Ihe academic year fur having liquor In their possession und serv ing' It in public. KI.A.MATIt FAUI.M Kriiuk W. CterrJsh, 02, lumiher cuiiipany employe,- was crushed lo death by a largo pulley. OllKllON CITV .llliiniy (Klash) Wiitson. Well known In coast pugl- llsllo circles, was nrrestcil on a hnrgo uf oieratlng a. liquor still. OIITIANI) -fitillliar Milton, Till, jiu-e quiet and easier, vvldelilly an noto said he fell ' tielpatlng siilue lariher deeliue ut whoso suicide hlnmelf "slipping ended his life : by hanging himself In a rooming house,. Wheal Nervous At ' Close In Chicago . ClIM'AtlO, 111., .Mar. 7 (AD AdvntiiM.'H In wheal. tiiota.l(ini to diiy. ran In broadening tint of m-1 -11 oft preKsnrt', and the market lull ed lo hold KalitH. Wraltness of corn iind rye vahn.-H resulted from itif flcull U'M a lion I sloraK' room her", and did much 10 hundicap ftleiuls of higher pi lees for wheat. Suim- Ituprovemeul of ICuropeau demand 101 iMiiiii t iiieiiiiiii w iieui a.i , noUd. sales lotalint; a'io;it mio.immi huHliels hul most of the hmducsH apoareil tit lie wheat tfroun in t.'ati 11 da. Wheat closed nervous a I 1 ho as yentei'day's finish to cm lower. Corn elos d - -v. .Mil Wrs. Brady Gains 1 6 Pounds On Sargon Mt:s i.r.v r.K"iy "An ai'inal ' k u( s!Ummi pound.s and I In- Im h( lnult h I'w liad tn y ni im 1m what the Saijjon trt'iilimnt did fur nu-. Nnthhm 1 vcr Hiirprlfo-d iih nnrv In my lii'o lliiin my (iiiii'H and rnuai Unldn im-prM-cnu'nt. "Siirson l'lll.H i nil- d my rtni Htlimttun, and my kln Iihh ch-aivd. I inn et't'liilnly thaliUrnl lur (h woiidi rial iroiilnifiu." - Mis Mrady. 4.m iidK'Unud Ave. Murun. I ! I n-r-iM US'' 1 b jmmrm.m i wcjiw. i .Kvwinrv 1 (Ja. Tim.- wiihntil ihiiiiImt im ii and om. n liHVr r. jnt.-rd lii m w-f-mnd lHiilth thrtviyh SaiKnn ;i! a tlln,. lin tin y thuntchl nuthlnt; uouhl li-li tin in, lUd riu;:, I)ru:: .Stor-r. .;;t'iils MrM : down, oats varying from (;e de- ellue to c advan(ri!, and provisions showing 7-1 2o gain. wool, iti'.i'onr IIOKTON, .Mar. 7 (Al') Tho i I '01 1 1 1 1 1 1 I'l' 1 1 1 1 llllllelill ol' Hosloll will Js.iy lomorrow: f "While business In' wool Is not : brisk and prices are barely firm, i especially on medium iiiulltlcs, ! there Is a mure general demand I for wiiul, uutalily from wuulcn : mills. I "'ort.'ii;n primary .narliels are i rnlrly sleuily. Sceon.'nry luarkels London. 'l'nr1 In r ojicii iiiKH of Hi'iiil-nlnplo, . iivrii-oiil hiifH ;iii'l funny iifJodn litis I wvfU y (hi' AiiHTlfun Wnnl'.-n hoinpiiny ri'vi-al ppUm-.h lumnlly 1th In I'lltiM-it ci-iiIh a ynid niHli-r ii year njrt! und mmit'llnu'H tnoii'. 1 mm 11 .1 ml for Kouil.s Ih rt'portt'd ruilnn ihl'Ulllhrl'. l:i tliir uf tlie nrw iht proi-cnjH more or h'HH Hlcaillly, wllh dealers and llie cooperative Melieme report' linir varyini,' miereva In different lt enllll.a. I "Mohair Ih moderately artive In the ranwe of lii-M) rents for i;ood I to cholee n )Kinal Imir hatr." I'lte Hnlletln will piihlish (he fot- ou jMl, oiintalloilN: ... i n i . i '7lij"7-: line ami - M, IV. foinh ( liiU'. 7tii(7r.e; lino and 1'. .M. elnth t hit;, 7ie; valley, No. 1, 7"'i 7c. I MnllaliM , ' ( v .... , ... ... . - . IK'llll 1IM K'U'l'MK- I'tr.Ht eoiuhlnii Co-UJ: u nil itanllnir (if..t7 rOIC'I'l.AM) CASH I ( 1 1 ITI.A N I , Ore.. Mar. 7 (.VI') -l 'ash wheal; lllg It I bltiesiein, hard while Sl.sii; soil while SI.O'.l; "e.'ilein whllo SI. nil; hard winter $1.07: northern spring JI.U7; west ern red JI.07. Oats: No. 2 lis lb. while $M. Today's ear receipts: Wheat I."., I'liiur la. corn 2, onls :t, hay 7. id i Ti:iti-T 'ItAM'Isro. Mar. tat r.o.b. San V 7 t.M') aneisco Frisco Police Force Includes Real Fighters! H llnssidl .1. Norland ( Aysni iated I'ri'SH Smh In Writer) S A K Ii A M ' 1 Si ( i -TI ils t-it y ly the (Hitd'-n (Jaic ha.H a pnUc.' di-pa it men I famed fur thl larl and t.deraiice of Hi oflliri'M tttlt J iliMi't km nut of the way to ptrk a j i(ii.ii i i' I u it Ii any uf t linn, j On tin- fnice are many stalwarts Itthti piiiH'hed their way In rim; i t win it.t.'K In t li" days w In n San j IY;inrl t. Hii:i U hnh nf lu.lnc . . 1 1 ; I "t mnnd lOUts were the t'H lie. 1 Toilay hr Is t'uidaln t'hurles li"ff, head uf tlie tiMllie deatl f un iii. 1 1 1 1 1 many years hkm, t'liar ley tJorf, i.-,ed inhhllewetirlit. Irad- l imnehes with the hexi of them ill over the eountry. tver in t he Hunt hern Mat imi. ierKeant JaeU Stelsner ran retd if a few f i u lit yarns. In his yuuiiuer dayi lie fntiuhl l!oh l'ilf. ! sininiiins. Ales ( ii ;;i I us and I nthei irued lieavyw fit; hi. IVtee - tl e Si riieant IV mli Mei 'eiiuell he'd h;.i nmi w It h mucJi middle 'V'U'lKS :i .rvste'iMls Hilly Smith. V Nell and tlie res! ef tlie tO. nHe iters e-i' thai t him. i 'attain Teni lint etKm a ;i ad ' 'ill 1' '.e ht.;ee mie EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. weights of note. Sergeant Harry Itlley, welter weight, was the, lust one. to knock out Ki'l'd, "Windy" Windsor, be fore the lat'ler ' guv'e up fighting and loolc ' to managing. Witlsor was tlie first manager of Jack I lenipsey. Oilier members of the toree known to. your old time fan are: Lieutenant Tommy Kouch, light weight: Detective Sergeanl Jack Cannon, heavyweight; Delectlve Sergeant lleorgo Wall, middle weight'; Corpora! l-'red "llutcll" Craig, heavyweight: Jilu Casey, heavyweight; Charley l.luyd, luld dlewelght. A I'l'iv 0ilnions Hap llogan of tlie old 'ernon bnl! dull was the great character the coast league ever had. . . . The universities or Washington and Oregon, with their new conches, Jimmy I'helan ami Doe Spears, respectively, will deal out. plenty or football misery to tho rest of Ihe coast conference teams In the next few years. ; . . ' Kllher ShinToi'il or Southern California will win the I. c. rack and field championship this year If he can stand the strain. Junk Walters, handy liitin of the I'ort lalhl club, will be the most valu able player in the coast league this season. . . . Washington will deTcat Califor nia in Hie varsity crew race this year. As was the ease last year. Uis Angeles will have the highest pnlil Irani In the const circuit this season. The payroll win run ap priixliiinieiy fiiii.iiiui a ..month, which Is Impoiiant money for a class AA. outfit. Tlie team stacks up strong In jidvancc. COICVAI.I.IS men WINS SAI.K.M. Ore., Mar. 7 (Al') ('iirvalllM high school will represent the middle Willamette valley dis trict in the stale elimination de bate eoutest as a result of defeat ing Salem high school last, night. Corvallls had the negative or the compulsory aulomoblle liability In surance qileslluu. The decision here wu.i unan imous. Al Corvallls recently the Salem negative lentil won a 2 lo I decision. I'iVl family generallons or the Hoggs have operated ti ootlerv lo Hundolph county, Aluhntnn. A REMODEL- MODEKNIZE YOUR HOME Il'XDS invested in chanp;iiijr tiltl luiines for new depends on neither weather nor market tendencies for hij;h returns. Com I'oit, a homeiness that fits your present personality, a revived aest for living;: those are your dividends, paid daily. W'c shall be rlad to discuss your remodeling- plans. HOME LUMBER COAL CO. I'lllll ijr.M.iTv ami m:hvk'i;" Educator Builds World's Largest Peeper Of Skies IIKJtKKl.r.V, Cal (Al') Tim vvurld'n lurKffl li'li'Hfopi' Ik beini; built nllicli'-hiiliili'il by ii I nlv. r- nlly of (.'aliriirnlit rdncaliir wbo.si! Hporlally Ih i'ntolllulof;y. lr. W. WOfiiluurlb, l iimIiih 1"i) plia.'i.'ii or irlasK, ubk'li ho l.i Ki'lnilliiK to fit Into om; Iihki. mir ror. In an iiltoinpt to piovo that I mirh a iroinpuMlti ri'flector will bn IIH I'ffci.'tlV! HH fllinjll'-Jijoi'l' ll'lll'H. Wltrn coinpti'ti-d. I ir. AVooil worth'H Irli'Mrupn will bo lawr llian tllo I (Hi-liifli mirror nl Ml. Wilson. llOw lllf world'n lai-Ki-wt. It is to be tiilliiri.-, la fi-i-t on a side. Dr. Wooilwortli b'-lk'V.-s bis fli'Hfnpo will answer sfli'nlists' arffurnonts that a ri-f lectin . of si'parato jd'-crs of i;laj.s Is fuasililM, JM.4 sqiiiiro modfls. not says, have eolana red r.'ivorablv ill tests with single-niece lenses. either mirror or refracting. Kxpanslon and contraction of llie mirror sun'iice have been con- sldered the greatest obstacles to building larger telescopes, and Dr. Wood worth thinks he lias solved llils problem. "It Is conlended," he says, "that temperature changes may expand and contract, the frame- work on which the many mirrors are laid lo such an exlent as lo disturb the adjustment or separ- ate lenses. J believe I have ub- vlalcd this possibility by making the lens supports so they, like a compensated pendulum, will com-I Mr. and Mrs. K. c. Stoneman, ot pensate nil temperature changes." ! linker, spent Tuesday nt the homo Dr. Woodworlh's back yard Is of Mr. and Mrs. I.. II. Robinson, tlui sel'iie of his experiment. Now Carmen, the seven - year - old Dir. la building ir. model to be daughter of MY. and Mrs. Henry mounted for preliminary expeii- Maxfield, of J-i (irnndo: Is seriously mental observations on the roof 111 ot rheumatism. Mr. Maxfield of :lils workshop. He started the had charge of tho company store project Iwo years ago. hero tor two yeai-H and moved to 1'rol'essor or entomology Is. his U. Grande last fall when the store title at the university. Several , was sold. years jigo lie. wyia . commissioned . .Mrs. T. 13. Hansen had charge of as. an insect expert by Ihe civil Iho Roller-society meeting held' at government of Klangsu province, tho hotel Tuesday afternoon. It Clllnn. Ill a campaign to rid that . was a theology lesson meeting, country ur disease-carrying riles after an hour and a half of in and mosquitoes. ileresllng study rotroshincnls were A scientist, says animals laugh. You can't blunic them much for that. Two Injured In The Shelling Of Liquor Vessel I.OIIAI.V, ().. March 7 (Al') A man who said lie was l-'rcd Hen trie. Detroit, probably was fatally wounded and a companion was captured by coast guardsmen who tired on an iirmor-plalcd lug mid way between l.oraln and l.ieve lillnl early today. The lug car ried a t'lirgo of I, linn cases of li quor. Hie guardsmen said. Capliiin J. T. Hageliive of the coast guard boat said the tug fulled to. heed his orders to halt and turned about in a (iillusy of- ( I'ort to escape arter two warning shots were fired high. Copluili llugelovo ordered his crew or eight men to fire directly with a one-ponniler and rifles. . I'he tug was bombarded for 'j limu bel'ore Ihe coast guardsmen wool auourii. i ney met Willi mil resistance, their prisoners having! thrown their guns overboard ir i.e.. i.i. i, i-ll mi,. , lleutlio was round with two' bullet wounds in his back- and hospllaf atlendanls said he proh- j ably would die. The other prl.--' oner gave his name as Joe llanna. i Dunham Wright Has Met Every Oregon Governor i ll.v .Mrs. M. I'. Raj ml (Observer Currcspoiidcnl j i'O.N'DOSA, Ore., (Special) Dunham Wright or Medical Springs attended the chamber of commerce dinner In linker and met tluvcrnor A. W. Xorblnd. Mr. Wright has BE1TVIER & Itho distinction of havlne met every ono of Orecon'a covernors from , tbo first provincial Kovcrnor to the i i present offico holder. I I'lans for a garden club were dis cussed at the regular meeting of the .Medical Spring Voinon- club hi Id at the school house Thursday. It Is planned to form the garden club as an auxiliary of the Women's club. At the close of the meeting refreshments were served by Mrs. I James Clobel and .Miss Wllina. Ken nedy, hostesses for the meeting. The school children had a very ! Jolly character party ut the school ; house Friday evening. Some very j pretty little costumes were thoro i also Homo that were humorous. .Musio was furnished by Mrs. U II. Itoblnsou und S. A. Uoblnson. Tho ! teachers chaperoned the affair and i dancing was the diversion of tho j evening. I Mr. and Mrs. William Bennett, Mrs. Stella Kullerlon and daughter, l;dna and Klvln Sailing, nil of La fll'iinile utin.it II... l ... it. ;, , ;. i... i .. in. ih -hi. unu iiira, tu. vi. uon ham. I Hurl IOvans and children, of ! 'iend, arrived Thursday to visit her , J' c' Turner. 1 Wl'K' C-htra Johunsen entertained 11 large number of friends with n d'ieo at the hotel .Saturduy oven- "'W' J ho largo lobby was used for I dancing and at midnight supper wu" served In tho dining room, lr- Oilmore, of Union, wus called out 1'rlnay evening to attend Otto I'Ohinetto who linn been ill of flu 101 11,0 "t 1" days. Mr. Hob- motto Is better at this time. During hlM Illness Uelbert Uoblnson has i llcl'n lolng the work on their ranch on Ulg Creek. served. i Mr. and Mrs. V. IS. Kinney re . turned Monday front llockawav i where they went two weeks ago. I Tho parents of Mr. McKlnney havo ; spent the winter down there and ; he and Mrs. McKlnney went down . to help the elderly couple movo back lo Linker. They report a good trlti but were held up a while owing lo the slide on the Columbia It Ivor highway between Hood Itlvcr and .M osier. I Whllo cutting kindling Sunday Leonard Clobel cut the Index finger on his left hand severely. Al though every etrort is being made to save the finger It Is doubtful at this lime whether or not It will have lo tie amputated. I Mrs. Mabel I.aughlln, music toucher of linker, whu has been giving lessons here for a year has i stopped coming for the present and has taken a class In Richland Instead. Several of her pupils ex pect lo go to her home In Linker for their lessons. Mr. and .Mis. M. '. Raymond spent the weekend vislllng In L.a Crande. -Mr. and Mrs. James tlobel left' .Sunday morning for a visit to their daughter, Wallowa.' Mrs. Al. M. Moore, ut "T .jjjl I 1 11 1 l IIUKWBIMM W cClay's Grocery IVi 1 1 The Store of Fresh Meats - Fruits - Vegetables - Groceries Store No. 1 1704 Adams Store No. 2 North 2nd. St. Phone Main 515 MOTHERS OATS With China LARGE PKG 35c HONEY Tails, Strained 5-lb. r-i-b. Pail 69c POST TOASTIES Quick for P.reakfast 3p 25c PkK'S. A & L CORN White tender sweet corn 35c CAN'S DARICOLD MILK Evaporated Unsweetened 3 Tall 25c Cans . .HA HI JITS CLEANSER Chases Dirt 3 A Cans . 14c FRESH SPINACH Fresh i:nd Crisp 31C 19c 3 Fo, -Lbs For . On its jacket, depends the smartness of your new Ensemble . Suit Seven-eighths length finger-tip . length- -or the new Eton $14.75 to $24.75 You may suit yourself about the length of the jacket, but you must include an ensemble in your Spring ward robe. Here are charming new ones . . . straight from the showrooms of the best manufacturers in New Yifrk. Tweed novelties, basket weaves and covert . . . in light Spring shades and more practical colors. Corns in . . . you will be delighted with their smartness ... and the typical J. C. feiiney low prices. J.C. PE I OK DcMit SI. 1927 CHRYSLER SEDAJf Reconditioned Throughout With New Paint & Tires 1930 License - $550 PERKINS MOTOR CO Main 500 4th and Adams Quality Service and Economv I'HKK DELIVERY Saturday Only MEAT SPECIAL Loins Steak Per. lb 30c Rib-and-Short Cut Steak Per lb. .... 30c Pork Chops Per lb 25c OUR REGULAR PRICES Fresh Milk Per qt 10c Large Bread White or W.W. .. ...10c Shredded Wheat 2 for 25c FRUITS AND VEGETABLES CRAPE FRUIT HUNCH CARROTS Sweet Imperial Valley Fresh and Firm 23c'3fo, 19c Friday, March 7, 1030 N N E.y GO. ..m (.'ramie, Oro. i Phone Main 109 SALMON Alaskan Pink 35c l Cans . COOKIES Lemon Flavor 3Doz For Doz. 14c SARDINES In Pure Olive Oil 2 Cans For 29c CORN MEAL 0-11). Haj;s White or Yellow 39c EACH PRESERVES AUTIiwores 15?.; 28c LARD Cars ten's Washington Brand A -Lb. 73c IP til. CELERY Well Pleached and Crisp PUNCH IOC I 'a' WewYdrk Store Main SIS i 1