La Grande evening observer., April 18, 1930, Page 5, Image 5

Friday, April 18, 1939 I
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tA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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JEAWai uad Publish
BARVK r F. MATTHEWS ,
PoMlrhfed esreednsT.. ex-c-t Scwd., t 141 Adams ArvoiHt,
L. Orajwie. Oregoe. Tfc. 0erT-fc(Ar .M:S'd every Krw37.
KoU-r1 u. P'tvffi of t Grade- Or Eon. . &eeoc4
CllM Mail Hatter Mr eet of Jlarcfc X. 1171
OKFJCIA1, PAPKR OF rJCMMf OTif.VTr JlSD THE
CiTI OF LA GRAKKK
ME5SBER OF ASWCJATED PRESS
Tkt AMorltl I-rr-ji im e.u:ve:y ecaitJed to dm for pQbltea
tSoa of ell ctwi cp:t.e rrro to it or cot otberwute credited
If psUihe4 her.ir- All rights of repwt.liekik,a of rpeeiml dl
pabcfcec la this paper. .o u. k- .1 fcri r
rxrfrod.
" " Nti'm! A - BepreattLatlr.
tu Fraol:o,L iif-ka. Saltl. Portia!. Oileafro.
1-; .Ww York
6VKSCr;;PT10N RATES
Otly, per isotitfc In
Daily, six con II,. tdiijct
DaJJy, -airci. opr . -
. Tfcc
-J4-H
e
THE GOOD OLD DAYS
OscarHittjl MARKET yyg 0F THE DAY
LV"
ki 6'wn, chase ra.-
ittr - THiKK. Vri
OOKMA. sit FE. A
TXXlBE V4ITU YOU7
roT muck: ru
M.v. eAf PtCTORe
took ALone. o.
I OOMT POSE WKAT
, ro. a. conic
MkVErTlrE ?
Br Mill
fnr. per- month In 4rw .
fear. per i cftfli'- in sdrare .
Daily, Pe year in afirsne
Weekly. Ofcrvr-Siar, - r .
ADVEftTf.-'IVS RATES
Dfeplay, fore-IB. per eoiueoo jttcif
l?iJH,il. JCCJU. Prt C073ZUA
Tits, tvoirs-l j-r on applicallo.
FRBfKNT WIBIIJTIfS Kor
. but rh ci.l ut ll'Mi m t i.rzx
ihourb J-ftA Chrit -ur
Numerous hosljands will make their annual pilgrrimaffe to
cturch day after tomorrow.
Prohibition agents should have a busy spring:. The tbuide- j
lion crop in. the Grande Ronde valley is of bumper size.
Having looked over the annual slew of photographs of
college ihow3 in which all the chorus girls are young men, :
are still of the opinion that women are the fair sex.
r
MISTED
T'W VO'J -A.S.K.CO
you "to S"T vrw
- e in v.tnx.ui
fMtt- Wt' T-t" FACE
HOV0
STOP tT Tm
c,-iat : YOU
vqo CAME irr D.
MAliEt
.! BOO.IH. whlfh '"T
tl.- of the fin. r lu-'Ji
jffcralion have t-tf-tl. -I
linr
Mar .
J-lr
-IX
CHICAGO ttlKAT ,
On II tit Low Close
iai?s, e?
l.it ," MHt"
i-oi:ti.a ! UUKAT
Ojfo tllstl jom Cltt
l.l I.HS li)S'i
l.S"
Tbr t.ntl w fpL'toir-J nir :
tuMnwl r4ov.
Mr. l:ohina ns unhl t
atjrrib any roo for th- at.
choir- $.6
' ft-irmoa f ;
all wfisiiut, call anj
Y-man. 'o' B00"'". :hl'h r
. --wini ojfcralion
ratt-rr4 nl n'-l in hvjr vulumc
ith irtr ejfrallv wl.rf-- thtfi
,,r.- a (k ' Small ! of tz
and 4 month wool in Wan AnKelo.
TiA. " inadf- oil thi- rnii-ti!
harts of it and - j r-nit.
"Mohair is !
normal."
Th- comnu-rfial Bulletin wills
puliluh th? folloinB iTiotalIon:
-our-d bajos: Orlfon, fine and f."
m. staple- Tin? and f. m. Kr.
oinlin? 7-72.
Kin- and f. m. clolhintc ei-67:
taliey No. 1. -"".
.Mohair: itregon 45-46. ItomeKtir.
Itrrfding. Kinrt -oniline ST-aS; j?ooli
.r.l;r.K 3-4.
and irir- ir;1
; BAKU. Of TONt.l l
t X
WKTVII.I.R I1L. .April It
AI Tb ittblirsl tuiH f
j 3i-lni hav- mufh on
WrtvlJlt-. takers have
f lotted a know I-!-' of SS Innz-
uvr- nc-4yrsKairy- to gtt ih- tkij.u-
t lrnv:M mini r, J 4.Xi t-o
i 3 iir
Ml Mil. I
IMW.V. A ft-.
YjiiinirrvuU Hull
:iJHiitT
-y'inr- ami half-bloat! ooU ar,
a lii -adi-r. uhil ior quafitir-s
Fat iuit uiark-w r.- g-r.-rraVy
elor4 f-r ;hf- Ka-M.-r holiJars. iih
pric utunliy niotvd st-alr. The
flirike- in Yorkfhm-. is not -xj-t-d
10 Inn Ion?.
NO M il KAT MAItKirrs
r'0:TIAXI. Or'.. Apr. 15 (AP) ''
Wht-at and proliu markfW';
clo.u'd io4a. holidiy.
KU VOKIi MAIEKI.TS
NKW VOKK. Ajir. IS (AT) -i;
oth"r Nt;-w York mruriiy ftl
cttiimuxlity r-schanst- ar rlofif'
ten. ay in olt.tTanc- of Good Vn
day. Tlie various . iclianj;' and'
markrW aUo will be closed toinor-.
: JAK'OXYll.U
1 jutau. - miiiioa to
jury 01 oe ami'a
t
Th?r in a somf'whai lm-g"Jar i row.
April li ,
H. Voont's
: f-faftftnr-l a
uit-n has : t
I Is1! if-cn irnrtjrnM' :ui ih iii'r.iry j
J&d trould cay, ith . succ-jt.
i K-r 4tj h bfntM!. K4 an i
j arm rv-rui j-4r .aj;oUif rfr- '
1 f.ifr liarf- J-f n " tr-lr,s to if-t ;
is-thr a jur' ' nien jtimilariy ;
j rr!w0-4-- Y-trTlriy in th vw
; of a w-r,an aof-iilor.-tlJj hm,n j
J to draih. lie roundf-d tip a Juk- '
iire of the iH-ac-. a cootrarlAr. t
"a ronsiahle -and thr?e others all
j onv-armed. :
FALKS
LA GRANDE
STORE
Successors to N.K. WEST & CO.
h-tn4vB misht n:ur-h lif-iw-r h
dold (a tcurbfnf; th-n 10 tol
.fato xhir '' and to resj-t-t
thf-ir rirhlrs. .
-It Kmn 10 m that ptopl? vr--
whfre would b a eood df-al hrip-if-tby
Uamtd eariy in lift-;
staat one man's fwc-k Ih anfhf-r ;
man's poison.
Ijovinff our nl;rhor. arrordin.;
I . m,D(-n- M r. -,v...p lh "ripturP. Is I far. ofi-n an
in water meters, ia light and phoae users; in i My jrfri b.-t. owrif : l?'r' ul 4
The census is goiug- to be disappointing1 to La Grande
unless a lot of uncounted citizens are uncovered. A little
over eight thousand is indicated yet the increase in school
enrollment
home building", in postal receipts and every growth index '
THE OPEN
COURT. .
CWKHrPOLVT.fT NCil
Kl IT THHR Jul yifji TO
rat o4tyh. tv the be-
64 KE LtTTtHi ntUTTEO;
.-3 u
rnrt-.
n and to build a
en (trvllk. and
ronowtiftii .'
("HJCAGO IJVI3.TOCK
f-Hlf AOO, Apr. I ( I. K. I.
A.
i Tfeal nrvnMrr?' bttll -I return
. - - U84..K . t;t . rrniler inat'.-Jov
, lh;jt In hu-.r. -. ,' . . .
A movement to eure repeal of the agricultural market- j iiu April 4ir'h borne him fart
Mif act has been startsd in Minntapolis, on the theory thati "y'- . , -: . j ; tof-kka. Ka,.. April is tAt)
tran and produce dealers are being destroyed by federal ari,-, .. - ' jVaJ. fhaiim a. Khopnni. a.w
Major Accused Of
Murdering Wife
Hold rtntir
statute. Ccnsideriji the present price of wheat, me tii t.riou i.;ia.i an
fanners would be wining to have the act repealed, as well,j ""' .'' '
but OMUgreH! will not ?e ditpwed to interference until a j Afrii.V air'aV--fair
trial has been realized. -- - 1 i 1 h know
Hoe: j2.vi;.top iio.CA-..
diuin to rhoic S9.7a6 as.
. latll-: I.Mho: calrm !
I'OI'.TI.ANK. r.. April IS. elanrtter rlajn ie'n ijood and!
'.J' VV. Turnr-r. pr4dot of choiop . $11.75 a SI 5.0: rm yari-j
thi- Orf-son' Kl-til- railway, lo injr, rood and rholtv- l.;e ft
rominnlinir on th applicauon of IK.;j; vajr (milk ft-dj itoo.J
lh iirfion Klwtrif to pureltaw nj choice S SI 1.5: rtockt-r '
- Vallt-y and tiilctx raAroad and and fe4ir ren rood and rhoir i
to rotto'truxl jt two and on half $.7St 111.25". - - - ;
mile -onn-tion lib li from Or.;. Khep: i:.aA: rarly bulk ..
viii- TOrra'iw. M uif fat e down: lilflil
i-tirnr.il :o!t of ronttrurtlon native rprins lambs JI 5. Co ft tIS.no:
oould ! about II. .."."" lambc, rood and rhofr t.75 w"
It-auyf- thin link involve f.7S: f -r lambii, 00. 1 and
ridl:jnIr the Willamette and other choice fS.:s f S.75." . .
t-i-nive ppan conMrut-tion, Tur
ner riid Jhe cot "Ou1d run ft-
treiuely faiich.
tho rlfnvjfiratsp riart v in nriminsit" it '
' T -i--
Eofrarwner.t
tt esiadidale iid imnou&ee a wet platform for the presi-;
oeaUai fciectioii of 1932 is seen in the literary Digest poll ; nx-i-
f-n prohibition by uwne observers. Perhaps a wet candidaU j fTT4Y',.T. r,'"'lj'h m"
,. . - . ... T .... l-aeh JntJe Jirphd face he uH.
couVl win on a wet issue but we rtill refuse to believe the i t.p m.rinS
American people il3 select presidents on that iiasis. The .iut1-,
. . . . . . . - i iron1
yiivjfiUHUon fjueuons can re coriEHiered and settled only jn
congress, with the Ett-es having final decision on the matter
of repeaL As lortz as voters isesd dry congressmen to Wash
vigim (and the big' majority of them are dry in platform if
not in person), the anti-prohibition forces will make little
progress.
(old Jw-mr-r arnn nv-dir-tl rfir? of
uf ficpr. wajS indirtd by a federal
i;rAodury hrre today on a i-hanc?
!of nr.irdt-rint; hi 37-year-old
-; ,.oricl wife at "ort liilf-y. Khk., last
- ;sarnmr.
At laxt-Ku droprd a rold-n link j - Major h pard s hond m w-t at
Kroin out -our arTM !n-W- of th j fi9.ftA. it wan Snd-a-d Jt th
" '!"'... I'niK-d Ktat d!ri-t attrr'yi f-
murt vitLout, a cult frr rrd p'"e hat tb5irorT.r,.i 'dTTTli
h'-r - ifaaa -jAf-t-dtfiy . unoihf-r'v m-1 for trial at the t'-pm of fed
eral court ronvenintf in Ki.n.a C ity
The charp" of firt di-jL'n-e mur-dt-r
carrif-.t th d-ath penalty upon
conviction unlea the juo' should
recommend life impri-minent.
The chanre anM in federal. In- !
au-Ail of .tat? court. . bre the ,
death: penally ha ten aH.hed
hy law, because the wne of the '
aliened eHrru? wa federal property. s
Severe Earthquake.
Hits Greek Area
down aero
EASTER
Sever did Uie worW need the essential meaning and the
fpiritual stimulus of Eater more than in this year of grace.
On every hand are those whom the istate of the world dis
heartens. We are told, if we listen to their lamentation,
that religion has failed, that the plain, homely virtues of
faith and loving kindness and mercy as between men and
their fellows iire dead or inoperative, and in this vale of
tears the mourners are the most sensible of mortals, since
there is no leawn to rejoice in anything we hear or see.
Whil Spring f-oui-
the hill
He Jo'kri upon for- manv vfan.
I The rilln are wakeilnj;. ar.U the
bird. ahlrr.
j oar lleotly-and do not ake'
i,.,. ' , . . . f RAILROAD MAY
, - vi. auq not stir
j The rraj U-t-e bis bead.
j h-niil o!jy, J-un. ontbe
J ewe . .
tOt our ne dad! ,
BUILD MILLION
DOLLAR LINK
WAKHJXOTON. April 1 IAT)
... ... .. . ' . r" King to iinen iniiiir now
:jr,' K.n '"ir(.lni; to the K-juthern l-ariflr
. -" y " iOK ,-it
mr candy. It health randr. If '
eood for ou andU'itperfertlv deli- '
cioui. Ton thro r that any and i
I'll let YOU have nrna .r mln. " i
-1 du'lnuil.!..' t.lar for i.er,.ni.-i..n to .e.Uire
r:i:lrr;-!( in
I"ORTf.AXr IJVESTOTK
V I'OKTLAMi, Ore. Apr. 1 (AP)
Cattle and calves: rfcelpta.
cattle . SJ, Valv. 10. iuot
iably steady. Steern, 1100 to ISf'G
la. tll.Jiff Sll.SJ. pood lii.5ti
iM.ltft. medium tlo.&A A 1 1 1 r.o
" 'common Sl.a: Heifers KOod
ATHK.V.w. Greece. April IS J10.50.jjj. common to medium
(Al'l Severe earthttunke shocks it 1 1 n.sfi. Coir Rood 0.5 6 1.6.
reekiii? ihe I'eloponnesur. durln:; comnoa to oieJium i;.:;iitj.in
the ttiuhl did exleii-ive damage low cutter to cutter S4.544i $7.15.
In n-vera' inaU lj-land town-f. Bulla (yearlliurs exrlu K-1) f7;wi
W;en ;!?rT ttj" nr-..Trf' were .o. cult-r t4ro.lrim J i.W' r?
nnt huh tntii- n.ia . 9 . .au. I. OJVe J?.aUV JIM.a'J. full
.e.it al:.nn atiionx crowds of to medium J7.0i $9.5fl. .Vealers.
Holy Thunlay v.orshlppf rs in milk fed ti;.4t fiZ.Ov. : medium
ihe .ehurrli.v. . j i ft.oo it Jll.fiO. cull to common
" S-veral penwtni ere 'injured. , J'-'ifi JIO.00. I
one w-riouslv. in colkinee of a Hoa: receipts Ki. siea.ly. H. !
-breh toa-rr at lxthtuia, and a "- ?J1.5. M!ium w irtt .-
niiuiber were hurl at. t'orinth 5f Jl'.7.. I.ujht Wviffht Jlfi.65'i
throuirli ci.llaioe or' M-veral "-S. IJsht lights J1B.60 it
h..ue. At Sparia a cliurrb tower O'-. Vnckine sobs JS.00 fi
fell, but there were no ca-maities. .."- Slaachver pigs $!. V
There nan little material dam- Jlo.51. Feeder and Blocker piss
j SIl.tKc li;.5. (Soft or oily hoe
. and roasting jigs excluded in above
j quotations.)
J Sheep and lambs: uuotably
uteady,. wceipts 1 0f. j in bs, pooil
to choice $ it Jlo.oo, &4 to !2
50iS.J5, all - weights common.
l.J 6 JS.50. Yearling wether
$5.50 fl J7.00. Kwres. medium to i
i.
Pied Pipers are patented health
shoes for children. They are,;
made without ridges, wrinkles
or stifiness, and they give tender;
growing feet plenty of chance for -'
natural, heathful development.
ru t l
A plain Uw oifortl in ta(int
leitihir self triiuniel.
are in Athons.
railway to Ulc V.ti-n of th ireat
Northern raiiway, (he Orf-sron
lif-tric railway appli-l to the
iDter4ate co-noo rr iroimiiL-.-ion
" " -w--r l.v'I'J. j i - --
ut 's bad for you." Aiid Tim
vnatehed the ofTdimr -randy from
f'trtT hand and threw- U into th
; I'ai.atiai. .iio.i: joiiiKr;
ASliTAlU'IA. Ohio, Atri IS
AI' Til palatial home of M.
Houinson. prominent- ' coal
f dealer, was ny!'teriou1y rntnibed
early lidny.
No one wair injured. Tlie de
tonation bl w out a large part of
the foundation and Miuitered
w indows throtiL-houl the. house,
caiuinp exterudve damajre.
ilr. and ilr. H.linon and a
HKtid were p in thtir upstairs
Ilrou ii
(si If fill (Hit lie a ilr
(omlMiiatioii elk 1 -other snrt
oxford for hoys and tdrls.
Patent kvthor from Imekle rt
out strap slf)er.
reUrth day, of the springing of new life in this hour for '
confident tomorrow.
Chats With
Parents
MISSIONAItV
Ttj' Alice .ltiilou I'eiile
Tim ond IVftj ityo In the same
upartaneiit hotie. One evening they '
en'ounlered each other when each
was eating his aftrr-xupprr candy.
I'cBKy had peanut brlnl. hut .
.Tim's candy was mude of urh
'ihlnns as figs and dales and cocoa..
(mit and he eyed the little ,.(r
luhh heve;e and b.fty iliiipiuoval.
"Iiun'l ou know you shouldn't
VICTOR
RADIO
$2.75 WEEKLY
NOW '
You Can Afford The
Best
Special Uw Club rtaa Terros
on a very limited number of
VICTOIl 11A1MO l.Nh-ri!f-MK.S'TH,
wllh these r.NTSrA!,
TKHM.t. HKXtKITK and ITilV.
II.KCKH: -r.l'.UIAM'KI-;
We will ttiiar.
Mlr- nrrj U'nK IIAIIIO
.Kal.a fw-tory tfefe-u for m
prrlfN! if kit namttw. 11C
IX in l A 1.1 TV to uourei br
Stoe b-saler 4 srmiMl r
lirtHlwlioM for SA ear.
Itl !- TMC (1I loai
i wji f art swr twlsav Utr au of
tout KTYeJt H.ili r
feei iinf us rwtire mmv sr tHire
ew Ouk rother.
U K WHJy TAKt IN AS TAltT
MYMtStT VM KOI.ll 1LVIMO.
I'lHIMM.ILM'll. OH I'l.lM).
ADLERS MUSIC
STORE
Tn wttr-h -.:. ,.r .. A IT. ... . . .. ..!.:: : . - 11
ouim aiwmuc iiunu tanici coiiktj m a oiiiiiiiij i loi.ieranc. eeems.to be natural
find a beautiful refutation, as an angel seen by thofse who i7 of th. -titnan race,
are in sorrow round a tomb. Easter is not to be observed (earih J pTotlabir moch tumied
TK-rely as the commen)oration of a triumph over the grave, !lT ,h Urt tUut om" f"nx i
a victory' wcr des-.th, nineteen centuries ajfo. It stands for iprrib." others" wh,t""her
ine giory and power ol a resurrection here and now of a , "?..'" an" tnou,n "Jor. ;
t ,aui - oej;in too early to
a teach the virtue of tolerance. A
: good deal of the timo and energy '
rr , . . e ., , . . . , t . ,. , . , ' w nK' n we expend In trying to leach
rhe meaning of the festival is not to lie confined with the children to ioV, their neighbor a.
ceremony of hny sect or any ritual. It cannot all lie told in
music or in flowers or in the wings and fire of the most
eloquent of sermons. It is not all in the glow of the hour
of prayer and praUe and song. It goes far deeper than
words can utter; it leaches the deepest of the truths we
know, at the very heart of our human lives, in their need of
that which is higher than ourselves, and in their aspiration
toward that which is true eternally. 1
Easter is the freedom and light, the upbringing joy of the
emancipation of the soul of man. Least of all the festivals
is it a time lor selfish introspection, for the backward look'
and the unprofitable resemblance of failure and disaster, the
sin besetting and the shame disfiguring the pattern of our
human lives. It is, instead, the time for the looking and t
thinking and acting beyond and nway from ourselves.
As in the solemn and beautiful jubilee we consider the '
lilies, and hear the music, and fel the inspiration or the,
sermon and enter into the radiance and the rapture of the '
morning, we may well take thought how we may impart to
other lives and bring to other hearts the joy we feel, know
ing that as we are ministered unto it is our duty to minister
and to spread abroad the message of the Eastertide to a
world that needs all the cheer that any has to give.
STEVENS VAN EKGELEN COl
vjjk
MEN'S
SPORT SWEATERS
Men's Sport Sweaters round and V neck
ia knit and brushed wool.
$2.95 and $3.95
WOOD REDUCED
For the next SIXTY DAYS
I WILL SELL
GREEN CHAIN WOOD-$3.00 PER LOAD
DRY CHAIN WOOD-$4.00 PER LOAD
CALL MAIN 151 '
FRANK CLEAV1NGER
21 1 Depot St.
I !wijty
FALK'S
La Grande
Store
Successors to N. K. West Co.
FALK'S LA GRANDE STORE SPR0NS0RS
Dressmaking School j
APRIL 23rd. to MAY 7th.
Under the Direction of
MRS. JUDETHIA BLACKBURN
. NOTED STYLIST
2 FREE LECTURES 2
MONDAY and TUESDAY APRIL 21 & 22
AT 2 P.M.
In these two lectures Mrs. Ulackbum will tell you just what the two weeks
dressmaking course consists of and the many worth while features it
contains. Ilan to attend these pnd learn the pnrticulai-s of Iji Grande's
first dressmaking school. Inquire at the piece goods counter for addi
tional information.
$5 TUITION CHARGE COVERS
FULL 2 WEEKS COURSE
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