La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 07, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage Two LA GRANDE L . KNIM1 OBSERVER," LA GRANDE, ORE. Monday, April 7, 1930 LISTEN IN 'JONHJHT AT H:I.-i - . K;o-K;v "NATURAL BRIDGE" I.. PROGRAM. Listen in, then step into a pair ol the-.e ' nnartlysensible shoes. "Good to the foot ' good to the eye good to tlie twehcibuok" TURAL BRIDGE 5 " ARCH SHOES HILL'S t,A r;iM.ii:'s ow n Kitiitu PACIFIC LEAGUE OPENS TOMORROW I cii tland to' Play at Los Angeles .With Seattle ; at San Francisco. HAX Jim i b'liiV.'aU'fl Anrll 7. 'lu-ifle eoant leuKiie hnnc- f : ! u.l '"" "' :pn r,,nd neennd! ,ae ' " . '""""""""i I""1, ""I "rW havo a hart hal Uh. Vain eamimiBn jii i i..-re.-.y mht and that , .-oiiniieiahly tire otiiionitliht Int i l(ej(ti'.t-d tftli: neiiHoli from Ihe luo north- ti cliUis. Healll lind rorllalld. jtVually " iveiik- nhter in tho ult, ihtf IflTO tifutlle Kuril ha . M kHi up In.pilvely In train-: S 't'H duriiiK tho wlnlr and Han- ;ir KrnW Johtifoii hna w(ldid in Into (in ou If 11 that nlmiild ivo jnont appwil. to thf- hoin wn than Konift of thost' in th I had.. IVitland'r. Ilnnup will hi- hoi-, n-d hy nuch former hlir lfntfi" NORTON'S ...v.. . , Kinnv wvuHHOi, . .... . ,. MO IT TW 11 41 IN RADIO An opportunity to save IF YOU absolutely new RCA Iladiola 66 Was $247 Now $146.50 Complete EVERY SET Completely Guaranteed AND PROTECTED BY RCA POLICY ADLER?S. MUSIC Co.- v i, : . potable nr Curl Muvh, submarine pitcher, and Ki n WillhinM, slug - J riiix outfielder, i Ansel. KcaU I'iivokiI ' Although lilly wood won the I I Si ii-iwi;int ;il)(J N coming up wllli n tc;wu pricth ally fmai'I, a nnnif.ee of critic favor I.oh Angc - h Angcb. and I'Yani'lM'i i The schedule uill be mi lit nvaiii ! Oil-; year, tin firm half rndlinr i early in July. Hon office receipts f Indh-ate that the farm prefer this kind of ;i -ttrr1 ! Opi ning wft-U'fi Kcrfcs: j Hollyuooii at Oakland. Seattle at ::iji Kninclsco. j .M bvhmv at Kh era memo. j roil hind at l.ny Ans'i-h-M, ' Red Sox Better Says New Pilot Praises Morale i . Ily Ili-lnn Hell Msoeiiifed I'rcw KriorlM Writer! ' I'KNSA'OIM. Pin. (AIM M'h.n-le ,ll..l,,,.i yi: . HhorlKlop for I 4 yearn for llm lion Inn Ked Hox nnd now MnrtlnK to ervi hlM flint term iih iimniiKfr. it not In tho Irani down-henrlr-d. "Why HhouM in. dlwoiirnKt'd non-7" nk: the Kenl:il Heine, with a HllKht Orniinn arr-enj. aH ha nita In Hllpiiori'il caw. nmotdni; hid hit; liuwlrd plir, nrt.-l- n hnn! ilny'H M-nrk on tho prnc-tirp field. . 'W hnvo tlio ht-Ht IiroHpcntH wo hnvn had In Ihn four- yi-nrii I have (M':n with thp clllh.". WasniT. pro, . inotPd to munnKfr on Bill f'arrl ioted to m.innKer on Bill farrl- opooiient. Neil cllnl.v, liiv.rnide. K1",: ''''MW-M.iii stUy; If -e ran ilevelop a eonriln of mnldiiiK Al. II... weigh an eveit Initftf-r -HH.'nit.hf uMir'liA 'At't4M oirt fourth nnd fiflh nlnrn hltli-rH laee hltlern ind work out fmiwtOk .rinihljiu-. , .,,,...,, hll lhL,iJJ . lwy hnvo hown tnp quito a ; !dt (tlrr-ndy, ri , , , ., , I "Iho fact that wo have a num- j n-v of playi'i-ft who wf-r on the cluh . ..,., ,,rn,i1,.' ,n , , " ' , thp am, h ' h , ' huit Mmson thfro nre tinHHlhilftlcK in Romp othcrfi wn havo addnd fnoo the clorn-. 'Tilt- elllh Will hp Hti nnKthonPd on inp nencn rt'ianiiwH or tlm iinf 'iin we flnnllv nd out at th tttart. v hnvn hfttfr Inflidri nnd ontflild mrpnKth than we had hofor and ;PLAY SUITS i!:Agelli8 ( . FORBOYOIIGIRL i Peg Top or Straight v '.v,-;, 50c to $i:29TI 111 BIB OVERALLS. LEE UNION MADE Sin.9n.11. mv p$ - ki w tu a x.- . ..... JjaC ST D.R RCA Radiola Was $86.25 Now $55 Complete RCA Radiola 44 $58 Complete "YOU US FOR RADIO SfilliCE" wo will have player on the bench j who can so in and hit ohm, or take( 'xomplxwly'ii place in the field with-J 'out woii ken lug the fin1 up h hit. i i "I can rind no fault with way the boys are worklnc. Kvfryhodv wants to do his best. Nobody can .do morn than that. And some of our fellow's best Is potty wood, Jackie Fields i Meets Freeman , Tomorrow Night NKW VOItIC April 7 ( A I ' ) - j .Jiicliif Fields, I.om AiihcIh hold- i ir of tin world's v. rhenveight i ii.-imfilotirdiip, who in umtj.-H o l.efp I airly busy plying his trnde : v.ilhout ilUint,- Ms til Ic often, in I scheduled for a 1 2-rmind non- -title houl at Cleveland tomorrow . nlrhl uKaitiKt Tn.iiiny Kreemun. l-'rie, I'n. Kn-'-miiii h;in ii reo- j i old Inihrenplve inllier for Its I J It'llXtll lllittl ll1 CillJItM ut ills . ' piiiifijlH nIOtoiiKh drawn ultti Co- iil):L ,lun.-H nail Andy liivodi are j (ill hlr Mi'.'!! lint. In !1S hattU'H llnt-'ti, he Iium worfd :t(i knoek- J mmi and llan tit-en knorked out hut once and then hy the eutr.-nlj : l-tialllldoll, Joe llllndi-e. liundee, wiio- lost the title to neiil!', aiipeiirN at Itorhenter, N. V tomorrow aalnnt liurky mv-. , lenn, of Hyraeime, in u ten round- I ' "rn,o Cnnrfia, of Italy,' Inlien ! I, In . ,ue llanu' Ii Lou Aiiki I. k1 tumomiw nlKlit. m'cIiIiik lrl four- , lnenth ., Kiii'cinwivn. ..knui-.liimt.. IIU "ih l''.,t..ll-!."-Jili 'tU' K..'V,.-,i.-..A.i'i 2110 ponndn. I.Ike 1 most f ( 'iir- j IiIk "runK'i ItitK no iniJ hiM rt'cordt I'Oirii.AM) MVI:STO('K -Catflo and c-nlvffc: uioki Hahn hIimm- and Hhc-siock Mi to 7.1 rcniM,''1 V. " "'.., - i-'?J'n.7f,,,f,&:,od$l2' cuiimoii $!i,0ii 1 o.7f. II'-ifoi-M. K"Oil $1 OJidii 11.26, rnmnioa to, im-diuin $8.00 1, ( o.go. cw uood S'l.IiO f & I O.OO. coiuntnn r oi,.Miim 7.2f Ht K.r0, low cutti-r to rutt'i f 4.Gii4i $7.2n. HiiIIh $7.7f.f S.2fi cutt'-r to medium $i.no'o $7.7.1, CulveH. ruedhiiu to choice 4!i..l0 (n IMt.f.O, call lo.niiiimAii .Mi. fi $i..1f), VcahTM, milk fed $IK.U It $l3.(in. medium $ 1 o.oii '( $ 1 2.0H, cullt ' t to roiiiinnn 7.fili si $ I il.tlll. 1 Ioicm: fairly netke, I fi dll I steady: reccipto. .sAo. i.iuulm. Koo.lt.ii to ciioice !i.2.ri'" ? lO.Oii, ljunhM, 4 J-Y'1 M$ J'JS A.1,.ta'(4.0,.(i yS. down me'llunT ''.ro.''ii1i.2ft,v '-all weight, 'viotnnmh'1 .n(fVd''$KiMir-:'V YearHnff--AVfther $i;,M.K-$K.fi(l1.l. '"'I'M ? fi.oo ii fi.lill, luedlum to HISTORY ACT QUICKLY. All at these, prices. RCA Radiola I'liniKkurnph ami I tad in Coiiihluaihin Was $315 Now $129.50 Complete Heavy welKht $S.7!i Hi $ I of f'oriln.id. Ii its . J. . pc-.r, (Vint ; Krade l . U,,,, . I .! Jfa . i-MT.lii.im .Nvehriii, 4a-,n r, iio.sil! ')"" -'' Hiniinn. i3cn: I, ;,' 'i: ... - I.'.:, ' ,, ! . : . ,. - . S KM f"rt t4,r- , v ' ,.;'". VJ' ":iV'',4il,tii,K iw 1 iavroe ol V tfJilMV j, " llitli'?'lilid-!'onmtli -iili.-n1 exe nde.i in1 Poultry: nf. ady: (lillylilir lirlees) : ' !. ... !... . ; M MLM WBW9JL - ,.i;v;e miotationn). f' ."' ,,v,i,!"""; T. ! !'i'!: !;c a u,c jrMiw ,,. a hilt '"' " " , . ' ."" 2 .y'tr.v 'rii.nii-nil.inod.- Wh eh nut aecount ; n n a M w At A. A. U. Meet t ? t "V . ''' !i ( i j AiKfictnteii Prtnn Vhntn i Al Schwartz of Northwestern, winner of three championships nl the national collegiate swimming meet, is a star at the national A. A. U. meet in Chiccgo. rhoir $..oo fi $r..fi0, all w-hrhlH. rull and common ''.uni 4JK imkti,am I'lioin rn l'OI(TI,A.'J, Ore, Apr. 7 (Al') Huttcr: I'irmcr: 'iihcs: ext m.i. A v standards, KSc: firsts, ;',iic. 4ae; prime flrwt.i, Creamery prices: prints :w over cube standard. Kkkh: aloady; prices to retalUf. I'rOsh extraH, LM!r- standards, 2-1c; ,. ... ?l,;?,h 'enum, :mc. i-rloe (n vhoin. mucin 'c niiii!i' price, ro reiaiioj'M. . , Milk: f'deiwl; 'rnv milk ( 4' p-'t;' i. . , . i..ii. .,..M - r' 2.1c; lij-'lit under 3.W. lUu . .UlU. springs i-i a :aij; peKin iijickh, yim ; ""U -c; cumreu ouckh. i ai i -"('-: 'Kq.t 2, 2iic;;. ciiIIm,, 2oe; live, tl ff 20ff. '-- i A " . ' ii-'otnitiy- meatK sternly: (huyliif? ni - UVsl choice veal. 1 fi r Hie: merchandise RCA Radiola 46 Was $147.50 Now $98.50 ' Complete TERMS As Low As $5.00 Down $8.00 Monthly pork, ir-ifl ltlc; Hiotce lanihA, I'll 'c; mutton, itoi I2t-. Oniuim: utirady; OrBon, I. I i 5' f I - 7 fi. J'ofito-H: HtPAily; (jeum. No. I i,ir1' S.oOi 3..',n. NVw potatoon: Moihln, 1 0i $f-1 ) pound. Wool: Mtf-ttdy; JOuMtcrn Oropon. i:ic' iSc h. Vulloy. c. Hay: t"tdy; whidoHnlc huytnif prireK, d"dlvf-r(d Portland, Kn4tjrn On Kori timothy, '2'l.bU V $23. .10; j Hlh y. l!t."(tfi $J!t.Mt; alfall,!, l'i fiin i-loiv-r. oat hay. fi: ctriiw. $7 $K ton; Krdlitif; privo ' 1 1 to $2 more. Spopt ISlants Alan j. Gould Alnut all tlmt can he wtid tor) thl.- uprliiK'H major leaKue hasehall . hulriout l: that th. y have hern !h hit more perf-i-su nt and more J (alkativf hyfut? coming into tin fold.. There are mill a lew, re- j ralcltrants. hardy veteinnK Hiich as! i iiii jtiKfi orimex, ikh mu no in -nu i hallyhotv ended, for all spcctaciila: purposes, when Ha be Ituth Hi;ned lor tMt.niMi and A.i'L Sliires fur $ 7..'.". It Is a strange ojrcu ru-t-lance that Hit- Ha be, with no ypeein' iMwcr.H of eloquence al hi.- coiiiot.tnd, gained a raise of $!,-' 1 (Mia a yeii l- fur t wo y .-a rs w hilt i Shli-eH. despite lit full-throated rem from Texas, will he paid , lesf-. than u third of the sum at 1 Inch lit valued his dia iium-l (jcrvices. Vet ft may 'not he t-n -jr tiumre ni't'-r alt. Ituth Iium fnnic-dhlii- I hat cannot ho purchased, or even developed, for twice or three time (he sum the Yankee will pay him. HhireM lias yet to I d intuiHtrate the posMt'Fsloil of any . indhpenuide fiunlitifn; in fact he ' hai heen roriue.stttil to dispense ullh a nui'y! of hln huldtf. Speaking of Shlrea and his fistic tendencies, as hall players do, I have it on the word of wItneRen! that there were at leant two mem- Icrs of the White Sox both out- fielders who were nlven a wiiie bortli 4y.;tUe (Jrent OneIaKt sea.- son wheieve'r ho felt piiKilistirally 'liiisil 'CI. 1 onnnfj I H ut..u.. I " .... T -Y VrV."u- il . ! " - ." J A v' i -jL;. i L , the I . ' : : . , . : . . " - rr1ly - rm In the p;tMt few weeks, ha.1 been listed as accepting a proffered match witli Sharkey In Savannah, tin,, , a bout with" Vhll ' Scot t' in l.uitibm. nn,i :i trick contest with KtrnnKh'H Lewis, the wrestler. In Kansas City. At that. If tho other fellows aKlved lo the" business, Willie mitchi hop In hi airplane ami make connections. COMPLETES TRIP ACROSS COUNTRY (Continued from Pace One) been the worst for weather nnd fly ing conditions with rain and high winds. "After taking off for Albany," he said, "there was a full yi mile wind nnd after we got to .1000 feet 1 couldn't keep the glider down. I I wept from 3000 to UU0U feet un intentionally in nlmnst nothing flat and In trying to keep down had to dlvu at about SO mlle.i an hour." - lie brought a small California palm tree,, the gift of .Mayoral lurry ( O. Clark of Kan Jlego which v8 planted near where he landed. Ho aUo carried a small Kick of mall consigned-to .tho New York post office. . . , , ' ' UNION OFFERS COBURN POST AS PRINCIPAL lly W. V. Con urn (Observer Correspondent ) I NION, Oni. (,'iuH'lal ) From w rongly interpreting a Mtatemeitt In the t niou items published Sat urday, Anrll it. some reudeis be lieved that. M. Coburn or the Cnlon schools had failed lo he re elected t ir the next school year, lie hits been offered the princl palship or the high school again, hut has not derided just what he will do as yet. HJs work here has he:n very satisfactory and Cnlon people will welcome the news If be should decide to remain for another year's wvu k In the local M'llOOlS, ll!i-aditiarters company of the national guard went out to the ranire ni:ir Hd lake Sunday no-nlng fr their rii-st outdoor rlflo practice, hut finding that the range was stocked with sheep the boys returned to I'nion and 1 1 ml target, piactlcc hi the gym- Sundr.y nit'inoon the munici pal tenuis courts were- In use practicaTly all the time. Among the out-of.lown players who took part In tho guinea were l'urk Tuy lor, i:d 1 toners and Vml I tea, of l.;i (iiande, Tho (oding college progrnin w hfch wan to have been given hero this week lias been pot -ponvd till a later d: te. UtiKvno I'arenl Si . was a visi tor In Ia (Irande Silurdjy. 111? foot, which was Injured while he was worktuit on th hlghwi y. ts much Improved nnd he Is able to walk en It. Spfc.ul actlvith-9 win l,e fit the MethodUt church till uflei KaKti, Next Sund;ty the moi u Ihjtr .FcrvlcA will he in , churne, tf Ir. Judnn T. rerktns. who has !ch;iiK f tlH- mihHlimnry viork In Uti. t: v.I. ihI.;,,! ,l,t) ii t in India, inow l.oinf on a Curloutrh and vik 1 1 i n i. hit brothfr In In (irandf-. , Monday. Tuoriduy. Wi'dnyday and i: 1 !nuday rvt-nlnuH thi-rt- will hf j-vrvite at thf- luii h, tin- jjoiI'-k t fit'tlifi wflha foniMiunioH wf-rvief 1 l-'rhlny u:ut -nlns. Kaxiw Sunday ; u Ity i::iMer e.-inlalii will lie Riven tile ivpworth l.ensne, Ijint Stimlay tho Iti-v. -Mr. rookiut? hnm. a M ft hod if t niliilsi'-r and fociot.' nh-i-iff of I'matillii coun t, ofcuidvd tht pulpit at the; luoinin s.-rvipf. Hi Is lu-rt ar : ramjinv,- a irprodurtion of a fani 1 ous tininlf'i' trial with local pco ; ph. parlfrip.itin. Thlx pmiam ' ! uil he put on at thf hi:,'li w -hoo! I Kyin Wfdncfiiay cvcnhitf, April !i. Tuesday t-ccnluK the Hp worth ' j Lr.itui- uill hold u m trial at tho j chtindi, flu tuiiiio of tin- ri t her-tin-,' lit-in a "hackwntd T'-nty." ! A. Sht tlan-l pony hi-hmKln to ; j tht- children of I . Al. Snirill w.m ' I MilHiti(,' Sunday morning. the fl-IHl- llOV.illK MilfHK that HIUIK- : ! our had cuif-i-i-d th lot and tried ; t to catch the animal. Later In i ( (ho ilay the pony was found out i In the vallev near the i-'orrnn; t J.....ru " IM "rn'f,n 'n serioiiK- ; 111 f,,r f:,,Vt'ni1 wtel; and is Mtill ! unan, IO T0 mu- .Mil'. Vera '. Mel (onald was over .from La. Grande Hun day visiting W15DQM Wisdom demands that you secure the services of ex pert morticians who know the science and ethics of their profession and who have demonstrated their capacity and ability. IVe Understand Snodgrass & Zimmerman Phone Main 62 mmmBsrsiyt r mm . . The law says "No" to the spitter! But we all know there slill exist hundreds of dirty places where the cigar-maker rolls the leaves with filthy lingers . . . and seals the ends with spit! Ia fact, more lliaii half of till cigars limde in this country arc still made by hand, and therefore subject to the risk of spit! Certified Cremo protects you ngaiu.it this ahoinination! Every tobacco leaf entering the clean, sunny Certified Cremo factories i scientifically treated hy methods recommended hy the United States Department of Agri culture. And its purity is safeguarded along every slepof the way hy amazing inventions that foil, wrap and tip the (? 1430 Antrlets C1tr Co. with lnp mother. Mi. lVarl Xhmv. She ifttirmd to htr honit Suiiilay I'.-enlntr. De Lasalle High May Play Athens ClIU'A'iO. April ' 1 (AIT hlsth .school, w Inner i iMiens- Tex. Amtousscifsg New Service .- by . MOTOR COACH Pendleton Walla Walla Lewiston Spokane Yakima Send Portland Baker Boise Twin Falls Pocatello Salt Lake City 3 Trips Daily to Pendleton and Way Points. 3 Trips Daily to Baker and Way Points. 3 Thru Trips Daily to Portland and Way Points. 2 Thru Daily Service to Weiser, Ontario, Boi.se.Twin . Falls, Pocatello, Salt Lake City and Way Points Connections ar made at Pendleton to and from Spokane, Coeur d'Alena, Colfax, Lewiston, Pullman, Moscow, Walla Walla and Way Point. Connections ar made at Umatilla to and from Kennewick, Pasco, Spokane, Yakima, Ellensburg, Wenatehoe and all Yakima Valley Points. Connections are made at Arlington to and from Hcppner, Condon, Fossil and all John Day Volley Points. . ; Connections ars made at The Dalles to and from Prineville, Bend, Klamath Falls and all Central Oregon Points. Connections are made at Portland to and from Tucoma, Seattle, Vancouver, B. C, and Way Points Nprth and Salem, Corvallin, Eugene, Rosebur?, Medford, Sacrnmentdr' San Francisco, Los Anjreles unci'1 all' Way Points South. M- ' . - I Connections are made at Salt Lake City to and from Denver, Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago, New York and all Eastern Cities. Motor Coaches j:. ron ' ! Pendleton .0:10 a. nv; 9:3Q ; Walla Walla ....:' a. m. ..: i Lewiston a. m j Spokane 0:30. a. m. w iVakima ...5:40 a. m. ; !):3t) a. m.; 0:50 p. ro,. I Portland r:'!0 a- m.; 9:30 a. m; 6:50 p. ni... Baker 10:10 a. m.; 4:00 p. m.; 8:25 p. ni, j Boise , 10:10 a. ni.; 8:25 p. m Salt Lake City 10:10 a. ni.; 8:25 p. m 1 Inquire at Stage Depot for rates and schedules to all points j Express Shipments Carried on All Schedules j I Columbia Gorge Stage Depot ; Elm and Jefferson Sts. Phone Main 799 '. COLUMBIA GORGE MOTOR COACH SYSTEM i rk and Yamhill ' Portland. Oree Spst is a horrid word, it is worse on end of i the war a crusade of decency. . . foin it. Smoke CERTIFIED CREMO! Certified Fern THE GOOD 5 CIGAR THAT AMERICA NEEDED Satuiilay nlj:ht of the rulveixity of I'idi aso'n national Inlei-Mcho-. laitlc haskelhall toutnaniclit, has halU lived lt l-uWalle. or 'hi-i-aun, to a Kame for the national hl''h schno! chamrploni. I'e I.a S.ille l the li'30 winner of the'' tournairj'iH hnld at l.oyola unl ii!;!1y of rhicajro fnr llu na tional Catholic hisrh Kehnol tlilu, i' . i .ut Leave I Grande On. Round War Trio a. m.; 6:50 p. m...?2.25 $3.40 3.75 5.65 . 7.25 10.90 8.75 13.15 7.30 12.65 8.00 12.05 1.80 2.70 7.10 10.65 19.15 31.90 your cigar against Spitting is cigars without the possibility of spit! Try a Certified Cremo sec how won dcrfullygooditisIMadeofthechoiccst, tcivderesl leaves that the crop a Herd s, we claim Certified Cremo's quality is tastier than that of any other cigar. ' Don't let its oc price stand inynurwuv. Your physician has in mind a cigar like Certified Cremo m hen he ree omincuds a mild smoke iu place of heavy brands. Crash-proof . . . immaculate . . . foil-i wrapped . . . Certified Cremo is the kiu.1 of cigar the late Viee-Prcsideut Marshall undoubtedly was thinking or " when he said: 'rVi'hat this country needs is a good 5c cigar!"