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Tuesday, March 18,' 1930' Pnge Four- LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE... LA GRANDE, ORE. (Incorporated) An Independent Nmnpsper FRANK 8. APPLEBY . ..Editor nd Publisher HARVEY F. MATTHEWS ..Buaineia Manager Published evening, except Sunday, at 1416 Adami Avenue, La Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Star published every Friday. Entered at the Poniofflce of La Grande. Oregon, aa Second Clasa Mall Matter under act of March S, 1S73. OFFICIAL, PAPER OF VSIOS COUNTY AND THE) CITY OF LA GRANDE MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press la exclusively entitled to use for publica tion of all new dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited If published herein. All rights of republication of special dU patchea Id this paper, and also the local news herein alao are reserved National Advertlnlnir Representative M. C. MOGENHE.M CO.. inc. Ban Francisco, Los Aneelcs, Heattle. Portland, Chicago, Detroit, Now York SUBSCRIPTION RATES lly carrier Dally, per month In advance . Dally, atx months In advance uauy, stogie copy . . . 75c -$4.60 6o By SInll DaMv. ner month In advance . Daily, per alx months In advance . Dally, per year In advance ... Weekly, Observer-Star, per year . . SOo ..$2.60 ..$5.00 ..$2.00 ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column Inch Display, local, per coiunin men Time contract prlcoa on application. ..4 JO -4&0 THE SAINT'S INHERITANCE I commend you to fli'd. ntitl to the word of ILin grace, which 1h altlo to build you up, nnd to Slvo you aii Inherilunco unions all them which are sanctified. Acta 20:32. A Chicago husband gave his wife small quantities of food, made her wear magnifying glasses when eating it. He-whs a miser, not a Scotchman. The fight against McNary goe on looking more like a political and less like an economic rebellion every day. Any senator has faults, weaknesses and is guilty of failures. But McNary will be hard to beat. lie has. a lot of strength, a lot of prestige. I parents, Mr. and Mra. Ballard on West Qrossmnii. ! I. 8. McDonald went to Knter ! prlao whero ho was called aa a Juror on tho Jiluck cano but was rejected. Ho returned home Wed neaduy. He haa been 111 of tho flu since ills return. Mrs. Lula Trump visited Thura.. 'day with ber nialur-in-law, Mrs. j French Trump, who h.es at Cougar , creek. Mr. French In working' for ! Jim Crowley. Mrs. Lula Trump vwltcd Alontlay ;with her Bister, Miss Lent ha Can : I i Utile Vera CJorbett, thren-year-lolcl daughter of Mr. Aim Mrs. Ches- ter Gorbett, was finite III last week with pneumunla but Is better thin week. Mr. and Mrs. Maurirn Tee! and 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore visited Sunday at John Lyons oa fiun.jy Side. Ralph Lyon nnd l-lla and Lfllla Ilarnes visited from Thursday un til Saturday ut tho C. 1. Carper home. A daughter was born Mar. 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Vesper Henderson. Hoth mother and dnughler nre do ing well. Mrs. Alllo Smith Is tak- J Ing euro of them. Mr. ami Airs. Jack Ilethel nnd won. Jock, visited at tho Harve Hursell home on West (iroannrin i last Sunday. Ralph Carper. Oil Lyons. Dllla nnd Delia Ilarnes visited Friday at the French Trump homo. The boys made a trip to Maxville. Alvin MeDonntd was out of nehool last ek on account of flu. Ho Is reported to bo improved at present. . Arthur Knight, who owns a bund of sheep on Kden, hus established his camp on the canyon sidn across the river directly north of Promise, The grass seems to be quite good on that side which is a south slope. lla has also received the contract to carry the mail the next four years from Wallowa and Bartlett through Powwatka and Troy. week for Milton whero fhey h:ul body and teachers and many of tho oo o ooo oo o o o o 0 0 o o Q oo gggggg 00000 Qg2222g Iffiffiff gy0o 1A IxJtCrirM JLx E. C. Storm who hus had one at President Jnlow who saw to it that year, nun niovi'u 10 enterprise. ! ".sunc lenm inemuers urn uuui Mrs. Mark Crosalaml and little Swart a, Velva Hammock, Warnc daughter, of L'nlon, came in last week for a visit with relatives nnd friends. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rridwell attended church at Knternriuo Hun day which was conducted by the Rev. Mr. Heeley. of Portland, I. ot r l e n FA1LKS STORE I'rniL' lirwl Ifutli I.Mlllni.l Thuw nrn now preparing to meet tho Uma- o prcpurlng X lllla (liHti'U t and new speeches. The mothers and daughters ban- q unpl helil l-'rlduv evenlnir at tlm O I Odd Kellou's hall In Hlitemrlse and 9 Mr. UeorBo Wurt. aei ompanlvd I utt.n.le.l In- 23U ..lathers nnd n by Mrs. Itoy .Murtln. Mrs. Mary dauuliters. the larscn attendance Itouns, Mrs. flevc l.loyd and Mrs. fin years, A drllKhtful prolfrain wub 2 Hokh I.ovelnnd went to KlKln . Sal- ,esenied. ouenliur with several o urday where they attended the 'selections ly the orchesi.n. follow- 9 funeral of the lato A. 11. Wisdom. by th,. invocation by Mrs. West- o Word has been received herein,. K. Shields and a talk hv -Mrs. 9 I., IJ. Jorden. the toastintstress. Af- o ter a lovely dinner the girls glee o club saw? followed by a responcc 2 Those who have a sentimental attachment for the old railroad station are urged to enjoy their last views while they may. Next fall it will be a relic of the past. Contracts for the new structure will he let soon. Things are being torn up to make way for the builders. La Grande is going to have a station in keeping with its position of leadership in Eastern Oregon'. CREEK ROAD IS WORKED BY COUNTY CREW Big business is' getting bigger. The Bell telephone sys tem's recent statement shows it to be the largest non-gov ernmental organization in the world with assets of over; four and a quarter billion dollars. But there is not as much howl about the size and power of the Bell company as there would have been a generation ago. It is owned by 469,801 stockholders with none of them holding as much as 1 per cent of the stock. Many compliments have already Jeen received on the new Associated PreSL?5Mic features started in The Observer yes terday. And there are also some regrets that the continuity of the discarded comics must be abruptly broken. Various readers have different favorites established by habit. But the combination of the four new features is recognized as a distinct improvement. They will grow in appeal and popu larity.' ' lly K. II. Miles ( Olmerver Correspondent) f'ATHKKINK CltUKK (Special) The Catherine" ('reek road has been greatly benefited this month by tho county road grader. Tho radio fnns here who scrrl ficed a few hours sleep early Tuesdny mornfnjc were repaid by hen rim; a conversation by Ad miral Itiehiinl K. Ifyrd and other mcmliern of h patty at Dunedln, New Zealand and a non simper man from Schenectady, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Montly were visiting in I'nion Munday of this week. Hurl Swiger has been Buffering from an attack of stomach trouble thin week. Mr, und Mrs. V. K. l'ickle en tertained a number of their fi tends at a pinochle party at their coun try home hint Tuesday iiiRht. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. K. t). XVrtr.Mrr-"nhr Mrs. lt.; Green wood. Mr. and Mrs. Jae'k Tidhall. Tho hifih seor-c was won by Mrs. Zeek and Mr. Greenwood, while Mrs. Pickle and Mr. Tidball won lot seoiv. Kenneth Pnither who has been at Hrunemi. Idaho, for the last four months surpriei) his family j by returning: home. He will work! for Jaek Kimball. ! Kd Miles (s adding much I." the' comfort of his home by building a ' bathroom anfl'a new porch. .Mis'. K. H. Miles spent last Thursday In l'nlon nt the home of her brother W. J. Green. One of the usual March storms put in appearance on Thursday nipht with obout three and one half inches of soft snow which that Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crow will start home In a few day. They have spent the . inter In Cali fornia, having inude tho trip by i by Vadna Applegate. ... t .... . . ""' iri.-Kiuiw u'nlw ouiu linn wvvii nTvnru uy friends of Tom Atkins who went to San Francisco1 to take the cancer cure that he shows slight improve ment nfter two doses of the serum, Mr. und Mrs. Lee. Wisdom an 1 children were called to Elgin by the death of the late A. G. Wis dom who died very suddenly. Mr. Wisdom had made many friends in l'Ostinc during his fretjuent visits here. on Main street in Knterprlse was closed on account of lack of business to jus tify its running. All telegraph busi ness will now bo conducted through the depot. S. L. MaGill was a business vis itor at Knterprlse Thursday. Mrs. S. I,. MaGill has been quiio ill for the last week with flu. Mrs. John Lewis and Mrs. Nor ma Winnings wero in Knterprisa Successors to N.K.WEST & CO ...PRESENT FOR THE MAN WHO CARES NEW SUITS With a World of Style D.D5IE l'UOMNG JUSTICE History's first scientific attempt to find out how the machinery of litigation is working in the United States today and what am lie done about it is an undertaking contempor ary without time. It will seek to answer such pertinent ques tions as how much does it cost to dispose of a given lawsuit in court, how many days, months, or years does it take and oon ''"' "" ''' what unnecessary delay, expense and uncertainty are in volved when the law is invoked to decide a civil difference? Had these questions been answered njany years ago it would have been of great profit to the public, but better late than never,1 especially since it is universally evident that the state of affairs suggested by them is becoming more and more aggravated. , " The study is leiiig made by the new Institute of Law at Wallowa Stock Shipments Are Lighter In Week lly .Mrs. Yllllnm Wlmsniis (Oti.xt'rver Oorr.'i.,U'iuli-nl I.OSTINK. lire. (Spi-rial) Th(- ilntrv nrOilurlinti in i'itnti ilri.nn.'fl Johns Hopkins University with a committee of New York U'lrinc tin- month of l-pbrumy. lawyers cooperating in the preliminary survey. Uefore the J7ZT ..Mn" study is completed lawyers in every state of the union will Iprin- or imii. rr.it .-inn tho furm.-rs have been questioned on the matters involved. I .ii.i not f.cd .o !,.,. An ideal condition the public would like to see develop ; nnimi the np..n for Riris f..r from this survey is one in which the litigant of little means!""' """"I" wh,,rh is ,H " tani. They have alwitvs hal a could go into the courts on an equal footing with the poworlul stnmtr team and have won most of individual or organization. Delays, technicalities of the law, appeals to higher courts and other obstacles to speedy justice permit the rich and powerful to defeat the ends of justice. Lambing Under Way At Present PHOMIKK, Pre K. Gorbett and wn, I'tian. b isy with the lumhmg. Mr. Gorbett hii quite :i w.mu .sbd and h.t.-s things fixed quit eomfnrtable (or the sheep. He n :trts a j:ood t" i eentnge dolmr niee1-. front Wullowii an 1 is i.Hiuk hlM paronis. Mr. sxtul Mrs. t l t'.irptr, tor u r w dt Me intemiM to buve soon tortile liuunha win iv lie rpvrta to cute fir .-M.me ntn ;. for Joe Mcftar n Ibirobl h.f b.- u helping Hen MrGnnm ;lid son. SVrt. fe, d she-p in Lower. Mr. Olnnln timi Mkli h;v tradel their ! I eiir bond.H and inti the rout raft ut earry the mail. Kurt U'illbims uh been hnilim: J h:iy frem Hill Carp- in. Mr. Wtt- At Promise, Ore. J Z a 5m,K J" '' 00iV ,u - J t'harlesi YVortinan has been mw y Mrs. Ittrtha CarHr Ants wood for Charles Moore. tObnerver Com snoii.lt nt i r.tui. i tnii..., i . i-.,. tSpeelal) ". f nlee Cnrnr nf llmiiii.' . nm. nre j m Thuidiiy to the hume nf Mr. Lindwy's pitn-nts, Mr. und Mrs. C. V. i 'at per. Mrs. t'.u per went on to KM'-n l-'idiiy to WU her pun-nt.. M i . and Mrt. Oeorue t'otitttey. HiuoM Can- r took ber its fur .ij Harold Carp, r raine in M"Hd;.y:(rd Wotlinan on the rtwr when- ; sh wan utel t.y Iit hioth-r M-1m'i jroiirttivy. who took her on to thetr home. Mr. I.indfey remained in ; IVmnts' to ill Mih litendi and rrlattvei. I Mrn. Lulu Trump islte.i linlav i with her mother, Mrs. Jtttta S.m jtiar who i.s not m o il as 1 ic- bus bi-ett. ....... -ur .Mev,artn tor a 4.. jolin ,-.per. l..e Si.iill. nd uere furin on iMamomi pr.une. Ht.iry ,,irp, r ,w n. . , v..nw . Ualph Cirper viMtej ut ihe l.y- Taidiiy and r. tirn N borne Thurs on home Sunday and Monday. i.iay They made the trip by wagon , Mr. and Mr a Heubt n Hurum. r and found the roadn very roupth. Maxville, and Mtrw Huby Htirtntt. ludin tUirUtt mudt a bum f Maimer Jimeiion, are vnm at I trip to Wnllowa the ttri of Ou 1 r nonin ot wr. and Mrx John ' ek. -''wr. j mis sibly Jiallard nd V Car- Tex Williams made a trip to Wul- 1 per islu u Saturday und Sunday at iowu tho luai or the wVek to i the homu of Mt&a tilbr . ranl , th' iranu'j in Wallow m and I'nion eo'jniit'R. This yer the tram will be made up of nil new members j as the veterans have all graduated. l-Vieiul of K. M. Koop, former ly a teacher in Wallowa rounty, iitp sorry to hear of his Meriou itlm!. Me is at proi-'-nt living in i Wallowa. i The !toek jhipmentt from WaN Iowa eoitniy wen nualn lisht as nnly three cam wre shipped, one double deck ear of sheep by John son nnd I'rankltn. one car of mixed i Mock by the nsociathm nt Joeph i and me joined with Marry Hansen , in a car of ho-'x. J. K. Ib-nnley nnd son. Walter. w is a husim-ss visitor at Imbler Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Marry Wad were ' r.monK t hoe w ho w-r fri unatc t-noui;h to bear the radio conirrMi- tt.in iM-tw e ii Ail m 1ml nichanl K. 1 Hyrd and Adolpb Orbs, of the . York Tiim-N at Sibemctudy. N. V. William Wictrans was culled to . Knlerprise Monday as a wltmsa in tltv UlacU trial. ) Mr. Martha Alb n nnd family , expert to nioe to Joseph vrvk so on, ! Miss Hnih HenMey who is tea-It-illiK I he Ibidmniul iitsitet hool. spent the weekend ut the home of b'T parent. C.b'im Met tarry, and Ivan t'ro left Wednesday for Portland on bu-.tne.-KS. Harold lYarvo wtt ni J th" ter le- si u I ton durltiK Mr. i Crow i alwnee. f J. tines t;ille5plt', of Walton a. was a business visitor lurv Tuesday. Walui- uud turl Hovla Kit hsl ABain I.ostlne hotdH the north-1 shopplni? Tuesday. eastern championship in debate, Mrs. Kffie Cook and Mrs. MaGeo Uist year Lostine lost to tho Her- visited Mrs. Georgo Moffitt in Kn mlston debate team In the interior terprise Thursday. district. The Justine team won from the Vnion team -eently at Who can remember when a Ra the normal school in a dual do-1 loon used to be known aa a "poor bate. The hiKh school student j man's club"? IN: The semsilble answer to after-scliool emptiness Boys and girls burn up energy quickly. When they're hungry after school, give them appetizing, healthful hot Ghirardel!i's Chocolate and replace the energy they've spent. Try it for a week! FREE...Vri:tfor"Swei6"RreipePacl!rtNo.a ' ' D. Ghirartjclli Co., 902 N. Point St., San Francuco GHIRAID EL LI'S "7CHOCOLATE mine Say"Gcar-ar-delIy" SMrHAT COUNT"' When new ciira are sold the manufacturer guarantees them ;i gainst mechanical defects, and as it is our aim to make used cars as dependable as new ones, WE ALSO GUARANTEE THEM AtiAlN'ST MECHANICAL DE FECTS. We can do this with perfect assurance because all of our used cars offered for sale at a price above ?IS0 are carefully reconditioned before leaving the shops. This service to the used car buyer creates three things. -First, confidence, second, quality at low cost, thirdly, repeat buyers who know that they . have gotten their money's worth of their former car. On each used car. The Red OK TAG is attached, meaning that this particular car is guaranteed for thirty days against mechanical defects. On this tag is a list of items that have been checked or carefullv overhauled; thus guaranteeing the buyer an EXTRA VALUE FOR HIS MONEY. Come in today and let us show you our care and ex plain more fully what this extra 'value means to the buyer of used cars earning THE RED OK TAG THAT COUNTS, 1 I'AUii: m:i x,. i m::s cin: noi.in- srniiT tin-, ci-xl lulm. Ii.xly A-I. flue Tol ltl(, Xrn- pitim. crW- uiiiirr!uc hnk 11 li-irln'r. 1,'iit ton. flw w lirv imMor iMimin't rrnni hmi! mir nml IrimW. ThK ,-ur lw iiumy IIhmi- jml rttitiMHicnl mill's fttr it rirtl imiHT. An OK inr. Motor tiiiYluttiUxt $395 -nnidetely merbaulrsl. A-1 np lMd(crintr ntwl tinuplelp iiilp meiit. (uiimnleitl lit) la hv the TnuHMis K Tc That i'ouni $350 102; cum Kourr Ttt i:ii; mv aiit, ttl Un rtnc leather nplHitrinc. (,h1 top iml itnidetc riiipiiH'iil. 1 bu- iMb of carefree milc. An :K Car .. v-J AIUI.LNC M'OltT M:ilV 2 imw lin, 2 inri- libber ImhIv. sn-y luc. cuvllcnt iim Imir iiplKLtertnx. Inmk. MHM'k ! nh-ortHM ami nibor rulpment. Mntur thoroughly rrHimditlonnl. Willi mi tK Tap That ; t tmiit.- fr $395 Larison Chevrolet Company Used Car Lot 407 Fir SU Phone Main 503 EVER truer than it is today that oj while clothes may not make the S man, they certainly can unmake l him! The character of a man is It expressed by the character of his clothes; that's why worth-while men wear worth-while apparel. They know the value of appearances; and they appreciate the value of jsf CLUB CLOTHES j When a young- man-trusts his'good jo appearance to Club Clothes and ? TTn 1 L- o l-t rt ,-lo-rc- l-,, 0,4-1-, , ..T,, i aiiv d, jic Jijdvco ma iaiiii ill gcli- ments that are recognized through out America as supreme in style. Come in and see the new arrivals at this most popular price' of $35. oS RAYON OR BROADCLOTH SHORTS AND PLAIN RAYON SHIRTS $1 EACH Spring time means lighter under wear and now is the'opportime time to secure a new supply. Smart pat terns in broadcloth, fast color fab rics, and plain color rayons with shirts to match. BROADCLOTH AND ENGLISH PRINT SHIRTS m Collar Attached Styles $1.95 oj What man ever had too many shirts? Did you ever know him? But with these new patterns in Spring- shirts at 1.95 each you too will be tempted to- buy several for they are exceptional values. SPRING HEADGEAR WITH SNAP AND STYLE in Curled or Snap Brims $5 . Look at your hat others do, and what a story it tells. See these new numbers and you'll agree they're real hats for $5. All the new colors are here in slightly narrower brims and higher crowns. MANY NEW STYLES IN TIES Very Moderately Priced at that you would expect to pay n It 0 oa f colors and patterns. Made with o non-wrinkle linings that tend to hold their shape much longer. 1 Ties o much more for in all of tho newer o c: A o o s o o o St St St SMART SPORT OXFORDS FOR YOUNG MEN m two Popular Combinations Black and White Lite Elk and Brown . . . 6 This is to be the biggest sport year of all and you'll need a pair of sport shoes to be abreast of the limes. 1 hese two styles in either black and white or tan elk and brown will meet all demands. V 1 2 2 ! to 2 si o o
