La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 07, 1930, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text'i v - Mi ' '-,' lit ..':',tr .1 Ml. J i' . .5'" 4 v?"pi Pae Six FEDERAL PRISONS ARE OVERLOADED Death of 320 in Ohio Peni tentiary Turns Spotlight on U. S., Institutions, , iM;iit r I'mso.ss ... -, showx iiv Ji;uci:s WASIIINOTON (Al1)"' 'I'll" nlno rnlted mates prisons now house twice oh many Inmates as I hey Wfrc built to hold: ','IU, compared to (,GK7, novum 1 ra pacity. ' These ftKiiivR on federal penal institutions wcru compiled by Kinford Mutes, superintend n I of prisons: ' ' ' " ' Normal I'opu- rupacity lotion I. H. penitentiary, Atlanta. l.iVSO 3.S6 I I V B. penitentiary, Leavenworth 1,IW '.1,'AT.I Iienvcnworth An- 1 nex ...j.. J,m:i I. S. penitentiary, McNeil- Inland . l.ftSl I. K. Industrial lie- formmoiy. riillti- coihe, Ohio .... J.OnO Federal Industrial ' JiiHlil ;il Ion for Women, Aldorsnn, ; W.'Vll. , Mill A 1 1 e r s o n Itoad camp detention house, V. Y. i . L'liO Camp llniKJ,'. I'ay ' etlcvlllc, K. A'li I S2 j:'y Tola! WASHINGTON (Al) Meath of more, than H-0 prisoners In the over-crowded Ohio Mate peniten tiary puts bnlnlnif federal prisons In thu spotllKhr, Hullt In IKiMl a in! designed to houso J.ftOO men, 4,!IOO were eon-, fined In ' the Ohio prluon when It was swept by flames. Not only are. federal peniten tiaries!, in Home inslanees, hoimlm? doublo normal eapaeitles, hut jails and reformatories in all pans of the, country are helm? swamped with prisoners. Increasing at a rati; of moro thn,n 10 per pent a year, Inniaten in federal prisons total moro than 2,000, an amount almost doubt the combined normal eapaeitles or tho Institutions, Hanford J lutes, fliiporlntendont of prisons, says. , In addition, Itatos points out that Tnoro than Jlt.OoO fedtual prisoners In J.Kil) different julls nwalt- sen trncn or trial. 'Attorney Clenoral Altttiudl has j Void tho senate Judh-lury eoumilt- teo thut bfeauso of this eonjcHtlnii "furthur Htlmuhttinir aetlvltles of prosecution under any law will mt I u Into difficulties. To relieve eondlllons somewhat, llntes says many Inmates of fed orjtl InHlulopH. njl"'!'"!1 ' government road camps and dis ciplinary barracks. Completion of two farms In tlKH for-narcotic addlets will provldu for 2,5(10 persons. -With tills out let,' however, Mates expeels a fed eral prison population In 1!CH of 16,000 prisoners, 3,000 In exeeHH of normal capacity. Prohibition violators corisLlluto tho ffrent majority of Ihe federal prisoners with violation of the 3)yr nit I o theft net and the .Mann net offering tho other chief causes for Imprisonment. 'I'lio number of prisoners In penal Institutions of tho country other than federal is placed .at uhbill 110,0(10 by prison olThiuls. Till ItSDAY I'IMM.UAHK Nathttiat ItroaiVealMtlni; Co,: 11 . inuKlcul program,; Amos and Andy; 7:Jr, ynphony hour: S :.", 1'arliM sisters; u, Aleninry 1 .ane; !i ::;(, Olyiuiiian: in to 1 1, Na tional runoert orchestra. ' Coin in Ida Hroadeast inn: system : 7, Orearn Moat; 7::tn, orcheKira; H, feri'j'rnalict'H; ',), iu,udeal prouraui. I'oiilniMl KRX ( 1 1 so) : s. dam ink' 'on rert; !, hah.so; t:ya, Kveiilnc In Tarls; ti. novelty; a;;tn. oiyIii-h. tra; ll:;io, ik-wn; 11:4a, midnight iniitinee. KOW (til'"): 7:o. N MC; in, Cecil nnd Hully; ia::io. dance band; 1 1, Ol'K"ti. t Sealllo K-Tlt r 7 o : 7. sax and (enor; it, basjio: 'j;ao. ICvenfnK in Paris; HI, HiinHhluo jtrom-nin; 11, dauee nut Pie; K', Ki-vidlers. Ios Angeles KNX ( lnfiii(: 7, nlphony; 7:3n, oiKun; h, l.uhovUkl tiio; V. feu tuirn; in, to I, dunce mutdc. IC1IJ (Ieii: 7. mnceit: s. CllS; !:S0, or Kan and finders: la. ik-wh. daticu iniifle; li1 tn I, oiKan. KI'T (tH): 7:i5. NIK'; S:'.tn, concert ensemble; ;i::ta. oi-hestra; )a:30, dance iiiunIc. Dcuxcr KOA ( site) : 7, Adventurers: 7: SO, Mil . t null alto; h:U. fttJiftPCoafherH-. I. C'ilar mystery; :. Mil', SMKanc , KltQ (f!'0: ;. nmc; t : :t 0. Nlbt In rris! la, dtnee hand; II, re. ((UeMs, Oakland J.IA (ssn): 7. new, music; !t KOhpe) hymns; 1 0, Ha a I tans; 11, duncn pmtrrutn. KOO (7'.hi): 7. Three Hys; 7:,tn, NlC; 11, dance music. San riniui-o Kl'O (fiM' ) ; 7. popular music; ft. nuutdcal episode. K.iloii orches tra; Cecil and Killy; !:Btt. violin: la, dance mvhestra. KKKC (flln: 7. CMS: H. Krank IWatanabe; . 10; in in I, it, nice ii)u- Cove Grangers . Meet Saturday At Grange Hall Ity lis. A. i. C'onkllii (Umerver Correspondent ) 'OVW, Ore, (Hpeclul) Walurdny woh Cirnmru day at .MI. Kanny (JiatiKe. and the meeting was held In tin evening at (irane hall. Anion;,- those present were, .Mr. J and .Mrs. '. (!, HprliiKcr, Kay lun j can, .M.ts. C K. Heiiseii, It. l- I M.uslrk and A. II, Hunter. .Mr. j lilt nler linn lately heroine litler I csted In the work of the K'nnj;c j and liiuk the obligation m thin i nieeliuc i nests w ere Aljr, and! I AIj-8. Nizer, of (ji Grande, who I are members of I he I Hue .Muunluln I h ratine. A program wan enjoy ed. .Mr. Inineaii wave a report of , i: discussion that was Klven al the j Uir.i I'oinuna Kraiie for I'nlon ; ciiiinly en the "I'mspectH of a j Alhrketlnij Association la t'nion f'ounfy." IE. 8. Coin.slork wave a j repoi-L on the niarUetliifi .'iHsoela j tloii Wallowa, coiiniy where It h , called the Cooperative .Shipping an : Noidallon nf Wallowa ('oimty. (. ' ii. HprliiKer Kave a lallt on "Taxew lioiii the Krhool maii'H point, of I vfrw." ,MrM. Springer j;ave a liunir oious reading enlllled ".flininy Hut - l ler and the Owl," .M r Umtz Kave a reading "Will tlnf .Seen-lary K" to llejiveii." .Mi'. Nl7.er Kave a a short la Ik on "(irniiKeH the (ood 'I'hey Do," I'laiiM were made lor Ihe KraitKe nutiiMirlat day (hat hi observed annually, l.asL year Oils day was nhserveil uL Cove In AnifiiKt and this' year will awaln he oitservifl although the dali- has not been decided, Myn, l.antz who hi seeretary, was linked to nsHiunr the duties of treasurer iiImo during the ah.senee uT C. (r. SprliiK'-r. lie will le:fvo Kusteru Onioit for his home In- Philomath. ,Mt. Kunny hrranKu will spotiHor a aocial. Hat- urday uvunnti May- 17, th jtro I l0 ... vftr HphniI1I.Hil,l for somo boy or Kf'i.al-lho O. H. , C. summer school, K liner Kulp and his datm-bter, ilis. A Ibert Hra .lllft au'd Kfiil dauKliter, Shirley Hia.IIK-. left Hunday niornlnfc 'o visit .Mr. Iulp's Ktvindmotlier, ,.rs. . -Mru-y Warner nl Cold 1(111. ,Mis. Watfuer Is a pioneer of Cov', coming liero In 18)iB, hut for. ttie . laift few years her health has. not been grind and she has none to (Ifihl -11.111 to niake her home with her daughter, .Mrs. Jas. Weaver. Mr, and .Mr A .Mhrven .MvHanlcl, who have been vlsltlm? at the lioine of their brother, (ieortfo Mc Danlel. returned a f'v days uko to their home at .Mcdfonl. Mr. and M is, KM ward Payne cnino tver from their home at Wwl la Walla to spend Kiiilay with their mother, .Mrs. I.ou Payne. .Mr, and .Mrs. It.' H, Conwtoclt and .Mrs, I,. Al. Iwtut. went , to Wallowa Kaliirday to attend the Wallowa county Pomona Kt'anRo. Tho women of the lioreas soci ety will bo entertained by .Mrs. Karl Koblnsoti Wednesday .aller noon. ' i'J ,,tN'MHUV)Ut!.1'',!,,.;iVVho(1K,Mled Karl WrlKlU" will lie presented by tho local .M:ethodlHt. people at the .Methodist. Kplscopul church Thurs day evening. Thu baseball K'amo at Cove Sun 'day betwceii the J.a tlrunde find Cove tennis resulted In a score of :i4 to U in favor, of Cove. captain T. (i. Lewis, of Maker, ennio down Saturday afternoon and held hc i vices in the AMcenwIon Kils opal ehurch at Cove. Milss l-'lor-enee Slven. of Maker, also canio down for Ihe service. The Ven erable S. W. Creasey, of Pendle ton, who b; a reifuiar visitor al Cove, lias been sent as a delegate to Die provincial synod In Souih ein California. .Mrs. S. W. Creasey, who went east In November to vifit her dauh'liler, AUs. John I trainer. n Providence. It. I., unit also visited a. sister In l-'huida In reluming home by way of the Panama canal and will join her husband at tho provincial synod and I hey will return to (Hvkoii about tho end of .Miy and will eonie to. Cove for a couple of weeks before tho summer school which is scheduled to bcKln June it. 1!. K. Coad, superintendent or scIiohIh at Athena, came home for the weekend. Mr. and .Mrs. Coad wero hoht and hostess at n small bridge party l-'rhlay evening' with tlireu table,, m lay. The kuchIs included .Mr. ami .Mrs. T. C. Hef ty. .Mrs, llefly'H brother, Cal '. derwood, .Mr; and .Mrs. J. K. .MHIh, .Mr. and Mrs. (i. K, Marker, Mr. nnd .Mrs. T, It. Conklln, and MVs, A. (1. Conklln. A delicious lunch win' served. Mrs. O. K. Marker ami T. C. ITefiy won hluh kcoio, Mrs. Joe l-Mnhor was lven a ery happy nurprise ut her imm,. I riday evenlttK when the nienibers of her Sunday school class arrived unannounced. Two nieces. Misses l.ols and Mao Klsher, who havo been living with her this lust win ter were the InstiRators of tho sur prise. Tho evenlntr was spent In Jm Ovbp-38 5oince,TBARS Baking Pdwder Guaranteed Pure Use KC for fine texture and large volume in your bakings Millions of pounds med by our Covemmvnt LA GRANDE THE HAPPY FAMILY . - . , . ' -- ' I srr that ?-t!e of s guv T'eoit) a 1 ' oAN0 uen; nife-fere- ) VOUR FATHER'S Ofr ) PARTY UOOKIH' LIKE t ' WTkV-r"61 TiAIS ItlSTANT BEFORE OL' RAG-PICKER? Jr,r, T,JL 1 ,tAT H ' WE IT - NHV ( . 1 T50M'T WAMT UH MV PERFUME THE IDEA. YOU'LL EE I TO BE A. WD ALU ' 1H" &0IM6T0 BE ' I ""l!" "TO VJEAR, ) M' LIFE NEITMER- ucIwcn"06 FACe ,f , IVlS, TJRESS SUIT ivn Y'ORTA SEE SomE S'L 1 MtTYm WW- V c'WER eovs'iL UMMG " v i kt a iiWl V A WCAR,N'V y PUTTING X. 'V yj om the-kitz. : . . . .: , ' Ai-K Stzi ItW Tk A. P., Qrtat llrll.ln Bkkta ll,.,.ic.i . "- fr' N' s-s- J Raines and contests.. ' '.' I 'hyllbi and Jtubert llancocH spent the weeUend with their ma ternal Kni'i'l'nolhcr, In I'tilon, ;. 1 4. J. t'badwlri; opened his now! Kfoeery store il !iul nuat . inarhet! -Monday. J Hy dobil Stallan . over e,leiiHlvo areas In the south- Thls ,hi sheep shearing time in (Associated I'ress Cnrresnondent) orn. and western parts of Queens Cove and the flocks (tie rapidly; . SVI'.VHV (ADThat Australia. I !nl and tho northern half of Now belnif shorn of their fleeces. ; tl ecoiionilcally sound, despite u j Koutb , Wnley. by breaklni,' u iiro- i serious sluiuii In the wool elln. ti tracted droutrht. Kxpenslve hand RddtO PVCQChCY IS SCtltCHCCd . . . - LOS A N(i Ml K;-t, .May 0 (Al') I Tim Itev. liobert P. Shuler. radio i I roadcaftiiiK .Methodist preacher,' '.Monday was sentenced to servo '2i days In (lie county jail for con tempt of court, lie was tried last week as the result of his radio crithisnv: of two superior court JikIkcs concerning their actions. In vn lioiiM liluirii'M of t tin .1 iiHii n ene. porotiou slock over-Issue scandals. ! SupciirMt .ludKc (inlr S. Tappnan, before wilful Ihe preacher was I ried. also. Imposed a fine of $Hio. Shuler wan found K""ty on five counts of com cm pi of court for each of whleh a four-day jail Ijji pilsonmeiit, wax Imposed. i:i:itOH ix hiixtim; ai.i.ot m . I r rti., t, , , mih I The secretary of slate's office was startled .Monday when It was dis covered that, on - ballots sent out to Marlon county precincts, instead of the slogan "No interests to serve but t he public Interests." that. Cotm'resMuan W. f Jfawley has used for many' years, It ap peared on the ballots "So Inter ests lo servo but. the party inter est!1. " A cheek with the secretary of si ale's records hiiowed I ha I It was correct u the off Ida I certl l lent inn. so the error apparently falls cither on Ihe Marlon county clerk or on the printer who print ed the ballots. I'Alt.M -MAtillNi; KXroitTX or i'mtkii sT.vrr.s (.uow WAsuiNtrroN A.r The l;niteil States Is exporting more farm machinery than ever before. . Of .the. Turcft;n trade In . tuna equipment, tractors look a eom mamlliiK had with Kussta buying considerably more of them limn any oilier country I.oun I'lind JNir liriu Youth IXIMAN.VKOUH, hid. (Al')-A sehotarship loan fund tor farm boys and Kirls Is to be created by the Indiana, farm bureau federa tion in mruifory of .Mrs, (iertrude '.Modlln, Into chntrtmiu of that or Kanlzutiou's social and educational committee. When in Portland.. MOST OP YOUR FRIENDS Stop at The IIEATHMAN HOTELS -tho established preference of peoplo from tho !, Grande ter ritory il preference easily ap preciated If you'vo ever stoppoj there. Ideal location, across from the Itroadway theater, nest door to the I'ortland theater ami u minute's walk from tho best stores. Comfortable. Inviting rooms attractive lobbien and tho most popular cofleo phop.i In Port land, t'ourteoun wnploycs who tako pains to make your stay pleiisunt, IIEATHMAN HOTELS Ilio.idwny nnd Salmon I'urk una Salmon C. K. 11KAT1IMAX, Owner.-Mr UKdlCUK M. KINO I.. M. l'lKHCH EVENING OBSERVER; Australians Say That Country Is Sound In Spite Of Serious Slump your,tl HU'lke-'Jn the eoal industry, j p ! Jh tho consensus of Australian ' economists and industrialists. , 'rn0 Ki'rl belief is (hat the vero uepression inruuKii wnicn mo eo u in rv lias passed is not due , to domestfo conditions but to the f K-neral economic depression that j has uli'nrtcd tho entire world- flu. nnnl Mtcfhn iniu mi 'innvll. able phase of tho vast pnuL war tie- i ariculturat employes in New liation period. llpcnum of Auk- j. South Walett has enabli-d much lin tralln's exceidlomU econoinlc homo- ! movement work to be commenced, Kenelly and Us favored poslllnn the world's Kr.eatosl wool producer (lie war's nflermjitb inflected this doiiiinlou Inter than other coun Iricc, but. It came , hero Finally ami w it h undlinlnlhhcil si renth. lUller MiiUes . 'Hie., inevitnhh-, redit;tlou!f In wnKeti and increases An.' woi UIiik """" ''"""' ' '""y I'!;"" '"' streiiKlil in tlie shape of strike?. . 'l,'in 'Ml'"'m broke first, in the bitter fltfh. aK'ilust' SafuYday work which had been Htnnped 'durinir the prosiieroun years. Involve) the- loss of millions of dolhil'rt to employ era unil employes. Hacked by oth- j fered Inun a. dry winter and on er er employers the owners stood I '-"tie yprinv:. The yield, however, firm ns a rock, irruduutly building:' "us a tiiumpli for modern methods up new sin l is nut of unskilled la bor. In the end the unions pivo way. hut not before thousands of t heir mem'herH had permanently lost, their jobs. Th n ox I bait le- ground was in New South Wales. The dispute was confined to ono state and affect-i ed only one of tho thiee urent coal fleldstho hiitland, or Nirthern. field. The Western and Southern J tlehks havo. been enjoylnj; unex- pected prosp.iiity. . I 1'nder Iheso stresses, combined wlih the wool stump ami the con- sequent adverse exchange rate he- j tween Knrland' and Anslralin, tiio ! Mharc market has been erratic and f a number of HomJ-iiiU-edK-ed secu rities which were al high preintunis have fallen rather heavily. Some bank stocks, for exam pi-, lost -5 per cent In four iiiuthrt. (iood rains bettered the outlook THE SI6N OF FINE COFFEE EVERYWHERE PACKED BY M-J-B'S HI-TEST VACUUM METHOD LA GRANDE, OREGON-i By Oscar Hitt food ins has almost ceased In those '",'"t;,,, nl tho values or sheep and cattle have vastly Improved. At u. result the view Is graining ... .. l a . " ;ern. iuih nan neu mm- muni ni.iue o.-ick couniry. The almost Keneral acceptance i of a reduced wao award In the' Queensland KTa.intf IndiiHtry and! the nbolillotl of the ut:Mf uwnril for! I thus materially rodiu'lnfr5 unem- ; pioymeni. The fact that New Soutli AVales and Victorian ranches tare spending hundreds if thou- ' sands of dollars bt e' Industry in n reviving the Queensland bv I , buying several of the . Iimiieust' state calth' stations ami inauKiir ;ilin;r .a jtolley of efficiency and economy is cited us proof of con fidence In the future. The Australian wheat season closed wlili a harvest of approxi mately ,1 lMi,0IIi,(hhi bushels. This i;ivcs an export surplus but of near ly rm.oiifi.ooo hushels below that of I last yenr. Most of the states suf- wheat Kiowlinr. l he dairy . indust ry throughout the commonwealth has enjoyed on the whole, a Kood season. The to tal exports for the year ended J) cem.bcr 31 were 1 . S 7 S . 1 " f boxes, or l(i. 7u7 Ions. This Is rather better tliau fm the past three seasons, but hIIV. hejow the peak period of i 4-- . siMPLK ITV IX SHOIi )s .tISI AX KincT . , WASHINGTON (A.l') Vatis ti-c.-ftions in women's shocH for liUO nimw a distinct. trend toward Klm- pie lines, relying upon perfect cut rather than upon decorations for their elegance. ' . . l'umais are favored for town wear, as well as tho Oxford HOinl sinirt types with single strap. WORLD'S TRADE FUTURE BRIGHT Experts Believe Business Getting Along Fairly Well, Despite Crash. Ily John Kvinw (Ab lated 1T Staff Writer) AniM ,.i' H..U.... ......i.,.!.. ly lll l.o u little l.l- par thi year but tho world an n whole Ik lu-ttlmr aloiiK prelty well, tiling lltoiBOH Thounis. former lnemU-r r ,.i.i...,. .., International C'haniher of Cum- mm'ce. . . . A world business picture Is Klven by him lit his annual report on "Economic Conditions In J 0-1." j The Wall street cr-.h reduced , purchasing power of farmers and iuu to wnmiuous oiniMK - i'vri years of expansion are cited us t factors In the present moderate . business recession. . j However, easier money, Inerbas- 1 iiiK lndustrlhllKutlon of tho world, moro stable eurroncles, better.liv-( in conditions and lower taxes are. , Klven ns cncouraKintf sitfns nnd Hip' future is presented as -.blight. ' Whkch, lutve .een - Kolnr- up in many countries, Mr. Theunls says,' und "general imjiro'veinimt in the , living conditions of wao earners j In recent years and ihn spread of: education have Intensified tho do- '. nuind for ,foo'lstnffs irnd for flux- i u ry nnd semi-luxury articles vsueli j as automobiles, radio -sets, motion': pictures and artificial silk Kods." ! The world-wide "tendency toward : chain stores .ami 'other business concentrations Jcharjicteristlc of ' this ane, ho anys, "is possible only j becauso of u certain, uniformity in tho ways, of living, a certain' moulding' of tho masses that over shadows national paiilculurlsms." ! Itegnrdles - of u dlsturhinK s amount of unemployment In Knu- j land, tho United States, Oermnny, j Italy nnd Hungary "from the point j of view of labor conflicts, 1 may bo considered us having been j really very calm. ' AKriculture, on tlie contrary, has no cause to congratulate It self." Tho fnrm wltuatkm ho finds generally difficult." Ills, last word Is a. hopo that Iho new JJnnk ot international hcttic- ments will lnip stabilize world credit. it nii:s MATCH iiOWN or i). a. it. t'liii:!-' WASI1INOTON (AIM Mrs. Al fred Itrosseau, former president general of the I. A. It., wears col- orlul costumes for afternoon and I evening. ' ..One of the latter is it powder) blurt crepe wi.h a lace yoke of the same color. An evening prwn Is' ol' rt,l watered silk nuide on prin- ; ootH lines. It has jeweled slioul- J dr straps. With this own Mrs. Itrosseau wears, rubles. AT FORTY MOST WOMEN should be on the lookout foi signs of gallstones oclors say women at forty who i are Inclined to be fleshy .should ! jwateh out for Gallstones, Oall , Itladder, Liver nnd Stomach i Trouble. If you have pains in i your side, around your liver, j stomach or back, that is nature's j warnliiK. tilve KltriTOI.A a trial ; don't wait. One dose often gives complete relief. For over twenty ' 'years KJIIUTOLA has been used, 'by thousands, of people, .who ! i praise, its mrit becauso it ucts so quickly. Kor sale, recommend- i ed ami ffuaranlccd by Moon Oiuk Co., and otlmr lending driiKKists. j T1 : - . " ,"i . Jesse Rosenbaum Government To Suppress Sale Of Flasks, Etc. WASItlX'STONV A1') Th" KciviTiuni'iit .muvi'J today lo aillipri'.w nil Kits ut imnllilliTlifllla fur liqnm- ni.-iniifiic-tuiv. i ....... ., ,u t,n,l,.l'tlikttl) V . .. . '....... T. i dncMmi ' ...,., , ..., .y) 1":K'" """" i v ' l'rohlhitlnn Coinmlsloner Dor. an annoime.d tin- al. p, -xaMiiK t" ,.,.H, ,n of tile SUUieilin l olirl III IIP- hoMinir me 'ensl( and ool'kH In IM!tslnrB". 'tho- trroillld that they had been displayed to attniet pineliaHers 'who hitemled In-line them 111 inaliu- fact ure nf lllielt liipior. cave uie bureau an elfectiio weapon to pro ceed nwiinst 'very lnrro concern jfroducini,' Mich -artlelos. LA GRANDE MILLING CO. A nnounces FEDERATION HARD WHEAT FLOUR AT THE FOLLOWING GROCERS: Piggly Wiggly Stores I and II -McClay's Groceries I and II Grande Ronde Meat Co. ' Economy Market & Grocery Fir St. Market & Grocery Hanlen's Grocery I Berger's Cash Grocery : Spear's Grocery W.W. Rhine ' ' J MacMarr Stores Mrs. Chester Newlin Grocery Joel's Grocery ' ' " Corner Cupboard Lee Grocery Manufactured & Guaranteed by ' , LA GRANDE MILLING CO. Ask Your Grocer for FEDERATION urn mm. wmm ;:,eFthe Out Pi-en, E. 0. L. Wednesday, May 7, 1930 ' uivi ir.AM m:iiuv I'Ickkks n iriVlLATItl. Ark li. (AD A niVJK ley1 hiiiile. uhoue iiroporuoim are expeeted to re.ieh i.a.lilla I1011 be vun Us annual tick o the Btniwi l,.riy fields of ArliansuM.- Soon the wooded vulleyn of UieJ benv feelloim will Imi drued Willi i-an.piireH of lilnepnt lili-lierii.; J Aneieiil. antoiiiol)ile,' -j wunn.J iiusHleM nseil by the plrkerH nwst of iheni In ii Kt"te of nour eollnime ' rioiul the hlKhwuys near hero.-1 I leense plaleK from ainioHt every rtate are seen on uteumliw fllvverK, nuiiiv of thein imiilpiieil with novel Klioplnit and llvinu unartom. . ; 'I he avi'rano fandly of Ova or nix earn I'riini n to 13 a day during ihe five or kIx weelis of tlie Htrtw-ln'i-ry harvosl.. ; . Wichita. Kan. Tornado Injure'1 eh! and ilinnain' (lv'' tainiK una frlvimht train In uiilakirtK of linuood. K'lill. . " ' Ul- i safrCf. con. ii, & P. Co. lint. J .iit T MCP T t 1 af ''as .