La Grande evening observer., May 16, 1930, Page 7, Image 7

f riday, May 1G, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Pago 8ven
MISSION !
IDOPTS TIME , ' !
SAVING PLAN i
$3,000,000 FIRE IN NEW JERSEY OIL PlAI.'T
ptlnued from Page One)
jjf fiiil hour before thf Knut-
, (ji'cs cltjHtf, and pprmulH that
ijt prk here now at 6 o'clock
id iii"' al'OtU i wo 'and a half
Kirn Oi iluylitfht, will (jnit nt tho
ji-''ock tliiui hut will lus-Heml
tve tty'' on(I ft h'l'f hours of day
rht i their disposal.
TttUht savhiRs was first ri
nt4i" ihu phamhnr of coin
erm -jru'etlnR a bk Tucr
iyt .Vlii-ii It wan favored. Tist
'n-rf-MaV a vole was taKen Willi the
mitt 312 to 7 for daylight t lino. I
'Rdlary club Volil unnnlninus-
frjHne plan. No action was
Iken pv the I. ions chili. 1
Ttfihe average porsoit. living in
fountain
A BOON TO
SHOPPERS
; Show Strength
In Last 2 Weeks
I ri m rieiniririr
maim rintYitiv
WINS AT FORMBY
lly llMXli K, Fdllertoii .
(Aoclated Prww Sports Kdltnr)
y.VUhoiiKh two talny days at the
finish did omp Hcrloiis datuaKe to
thf Mchodule of tlic first intersec
tion" t serleH of the 1W30 American
le tea (k seson, the results of the
past two, weeks have Riven ample
proof of a clear margin for the
eastern cluis over "their western
rval.'. KtarllnK May I, the Amer
iClm leaKTiie cluhs played O kuiiu'h
and tho eiist'H representalves won
33 of them whidiiiK up with Wnwli-
I tig !on Y. 4 to 2 triumph over the
Glenna Collctt, American
Champion, Defeated 4
up and 3 to Play.
; . ;
m .
iJVhy not pause
jtfthe Peter Pan
fountain in the
nidst of your
tee a r i s o m e
Ihopping tour?
Delicious sand
Iviches and re-
drinks
Id new impejt-.
to that cease-
!ss quest for
irgains. Good
?rvice.
PETER;;
PAN
' .-. , AW'l'l I'M1 I'toHlU y
: Flames Hung In all directions by the explosion of a 10,000 gallon gasoline tanker swept the -.
13-acrc plant of tne Guir Refining company at Bayonnet n. j, ana destroyed property valued at. more.;:.
than $3,000,000 hefore being brought under control. - Above picture shows smoke and flames from 'mil; -lions
of gallons of burning oil pouring over the waterfront , , . r.-.
.side
PRICES DECLINE
:m.c.uon iioch . not. prouMm-i.n no , rtlI0 ,. Hith the hases full. Chi-
1.t-A., i.r, ,,.nl.,.l.l.. t.itll .,!. t ' ...
" "l v " " " ' " - i tniKo seoi eti tnnte more runs in
Weeks Government
Report is Presented
the l.a- Grande city limit. I riTI iW V k H fl5
thero will In. lillh conf Ufina. "t'!LIjfEL UIV rAftl"
er iiuiii aujiisjuiff n im.se u io ii.nii i
ami htis sclieduH-, radio proKrams;
etc., which niF.iHt operate, on Pa- i
clllc Kiandard time. , ' I
'f he priH'lanmtion Issued liy
tlic city comjnlssiim followHi ' j
Proclamation
"Whereas, representatives nf the j
Mount- KmJIy lytimlier company,)
the Mowinnn-HIcks l.tiniher, com-1
pany. the I'nion county chamjierj PORTLAND, Ore. (AP)
cf commerce, the notary club, I geiierul level of farm prices
ami o:hcrn. have appeared before dined sharply during the
the city cotiimJHsion and request- Mhree weeks of
ed that nrnclamation he Issued then lmvn tniule n moilerate recov
iUililishins and placing in erfeet 'ery, the Tinted Stales department prices have become mora stable
dayllKht ntvinv time in the city of of UKi'icult ;tre report of ApriP, 1!i:in, however, the London sales elosimr
l.a Grande; and therearter petl-hndicaled.- ' ,lt about the opening , I 'vel, and
lion;; were signed by a In mo mint- . ir,.,im nn nvnmv. or 1:11 on Keh-im,Mlp improvement m prices ,,oc
her of inerchantH, - hutlnesn men ,..- ir, i.d imii.v i.,f ni-ieeM re
und employers of labor, request- riVed bv nroducers declined 6" April!!.
in; that flayllKht saving time in llfth,i m imi nt- la ner cent below 1 oaltry:
lie esutoiisnpo oy pro- ito i(.
commission, in Iow llM WUH ln he; first part of .
'le vela ml lmllanH In
Aineilcau leas ue (tainn
ctiped r.ilny and C(ld weather.
yl he Senators put .themselves
uhovo the .fton mark for the inter
sectional play by that final vlc-ti-ry.
They won seven names and
lika six.
ihc Phllndelphln Alhlellcs, cham
pions and leaRiie leaders, made
thb best, showing of (he inlersre
titnal play. They won eleven
Knmei and lost but two, one each
tp Cleveland and St. I.oul.
yTho National league, with the
(tbmpletlon of Its I irsl Inleraec
tlnmil Keries scheduled for today,
a)so Rot in anly one uranie yester
ila.v That was a wild IiIUIiik thril
rei' In : which Ihc ltn.stoii Braves
ls-ed nut the ChfcaKo Cubs 1 0
t'o. H. Hhrlolkh CJi'hnes, foriiier. ue
n.ieMs to the. t'ubs, Kave away two
' : ' it n ' ' ':' "' .' ''!- '' '. " ' 1 4iunw at the start and the Ih-aves
.;"" . nlid no, catch up until the 'fifth In-
nttllion povfhds BrreateV; Spring pro-., hon ti(.hil)im.Jf uit
I
enne ns tiian usual. ; ... , the next inulntr and Huston
I. Kkk: ; With heiivy '--reqeJiitH.' of that ac-.-mmt ah Inniim
I'KKH and the possibility tint the ,,.. n ,.;,.- nlMiMhw h,
' " presenl st o age holdiiiKH will liitv-v tiuv CulK another trio and
Dl'Op Flvei PointS in a feW n aPressln effect on the dennfml. tllUfii
wuil the ftatni In the eighth
,.v,, I for storaK-e, It. is not likely that okk Ul Sheriff lllake. firth of the Chi-
Caiv pitchers, nave, away threv
inorc runs and the game In the
l4jil intilnK. (Irimes, yield Ins? 1
lits. pitched all hut the las! in
iibit .
prices will make their usual slight.
iseasonal rise in April and May and
u small decline may be felt1. ;
The' Wool: In the latter half of
'March domestic wool -prices de-
flrst 'Clined .In response to the lower j
March and since , prices rcKistered at the openniff or
t ne i.omion wool sales, uecetu
lUMnV, KiiKland, May Ifl
(A P) Diana Kishwlck. P.t-year-cld
KiiKlih i;lrl today won the
Ifi ltfsb women's jjolf championship
defeating Cllytnia Collett. AuumI
can. four up and three to piny.
Making advanliiKe of her oppon
ent's frequent mistakes, M'Jss Kish
wlck led Miss Collett five up at
the end of the first IS holes of
the only 1heir :iii-linic niaieh for me nrn
wblch os- 1 ih women's jjolf champlonahip
torla'. ,
Nearly 2ao0 spectators looked
on n amazeinent a;: the little
llsh will, jjiveu little or no chance
iiKuinst, Mis-i Collctt In advance
calculations, more I han held her
o n on the firat nine and then
jumped into a comma ml In, ; lead
fii the second.
Off Her Ciiiiio
Mis Collctt, off her (,'iiino In
every department, but especially
around t he K''i'ens, won only ; I wo
holes of the first eighteen,- ' the
first und the sixth. Miss l-'ish-wick
won the second, fourth' ami
ninth lo he one up at, the turn ami
then ca piu red the tenth;', twelfth',
sixteenth and elnhteen1h:tp he five
up at lunch. - Mliss- t'ollelt had
more three-putt, greens, today. It
seemed, than she had had In all
her previous matches In the cur
rent tournament conrldned. She
had a medal card of ,.Mi lo Miss
Kishwick's Sa. . '
Although tho Mimllsh lrl had
an apparently safe lead, some ex
perts recalled thai M'iss Collctt
led Joyce. Welhcred five up at
exactly tho raim at aire In (he lli-'ii
chiiiiipioitsbip -only to bow In the
end lo the IhiHlish siar H and .1.
MANY EVENTS ON
RAILROAD MEET
HERE ON SUNDAY
(Continued from Fafft One)
TO SI'.I.IX'T ItKPHKNMXT VI'IVI
flurred at the final Wellington salt.
whllo the fieasonal ad-
r a, ,. ,,,i (tmiii viince m inn m r in price oi cihck-
I.a Criandr
lamatlon of this commission, in u t rif ,,,. nt 'il' continue dnrlnfr the
which said petition said fsltfners jl(.f7 'lu.cor(1ntf to lho report. rng months. It can hnrdly be as
a-reed, to recognize and put In, ' nnvMnz the various coiihikhII- mit ns lllfit ,ir ort on an MkU a
forco such daylight savins plan ,,,. aitui- level as prevailed then; Storage
Wheat: Th world wheat supply :'; ' ' l " rX n
Mltiillo.i nn not . ..hnmrcd ma terlal. naiciu'i y reoi is inuiraie pienuiui
ly In the past month but the world
uhnnn nf lh,, A.-Lr(nlln, croo Is l ,mV weaken the . demand
linirlhtilnu' In fr.lt Hnt.nUes In ! frtr poultry
the Pnlted Slates continue larBc j chickens ion Murch
.... i ,ui,nf in ii, i ' cems. rismc
LHmW'nn .intif. i t,,nv h.. niimii i'l'bruiiry 1 fi. Tho avcinKc rlHe for
Now therefore, we.-the under-I Hm larce as on July 1. JU29. thi Period dufli k the past five
ylKoed city commissioners of the Husiness: IVisiness acUvlty for ynrs has, iiePn anput rour tenuis
i;i,SAI.l-nr, On-., May III (AP) A
;i intent to represent Oregon In I be
I'.MIsou scholarship contest will be
fleeted at the ofiico of. C. A.
o ward, slate superlutemleht of
school. Alay 20, when I I eundl
date;; will appeal before the Judges
fur personal Interviews
I.e. Orande, with suitable prizes of
fered thj winners.
The final event on the program
Is to take ;dace at Cove at 0 p. m.,
consisting of ftwlmih'lng and dlv
iin;. Courtesy oars will leave from
the li Orande hotel, meet head
quarters, b to fi::lit. '
Tho merchandise shoo spun
boreil by the Iji Grande Clun club
w 111 also servo to unhnunce the
opening of the new trap grounds.
Over f mio In merchandise and
cash prizes will he offered, with
shoot hit? to coirjinence promptly
at !i::in a. ux. The event Is divided
Into four classes with three win
ner:! In each class In every , event.
She I In will he on Mile at cost. W.
I. OUberls. Jock Allen Hupply tj.,
and Y. If. Ilohnenkamp each da
unted one ease of shells, valued at
" ., ; .
$33, to the gun club as a whole.j
The shoot la open to both a ma-"
teura and professionals. 'I' h e -groundfi
are located three , miles, t
eat of lft Grande on the OIJ
Oregon Trait hitfhwny. .
Official for nit Portlnnd-Ut ?
Grande events have been named (
and other arrangements completed.
A small charge will be made for '
tho events, one ticket to entitle
one to wltnesK every event on the
program. Children vlll be ad-
ntltted free, according to J- V -ItosenbautiT,
president of tho
Orande club. T
Tho Ta Orande Tennis club' to- ;
day announced Us (cam for Hun-'1
dny' matches against the Portland
racquetoers. Jylo. Wilson, of Im
hler; Hob Oesterllng of La Orande:
Merlo Boyor, of Pendleton, and
Fred N. Fox, of Union, will plnv 1
In tho singles. In the order pre- 1
sented. Wilson nnd Fox nnd Hover
and Oesterllng cnnstittito the two '
doubles teams. Six mutches will
ho played, each victory countings
ono point. Play, starting at 0:30, j
will continue until completed.
AMKUICAX WONKY AIMHT
LOY HOY IIAHITV II OS PIT A I
Ii ONDO N (AP) American
women In London have-"adopted"
the Uoyal Free Hospital,
Help given to the hospital by
l ho American Women's club re
cently was acknowledged by Lord
HlddcH, presiding nt, tho; annual
mealing of tho hoard of governors, j
The American ambassador and
Mrs. Jawes, both of whom aro on 1
the -board or governors, were pres
ent at the meeting.
OMfl OP T1II3 TIYKST NFAV HOTF.LS IN K A RTF.lt N OUKOON
, ' HOTEL
y Bui nw
j-nnrfl-ati
1 "r"T J"1"1"; ,T'wsi
The La Grande Hotel
ill Ta Orande, Oregon.
Come In ns You Aro ... Your Home Whllo Hero
J)tnlug Uoom. Cnffeo Hhoppo .
Clean, Cninfortnble, Cnnv, Warm Tlnnms. Telephone Servlnn
W. C. DncUtell, Owjiet and Operntor.
I in the operation of their own husl
I ness, at such dale as may lie es-
tablished by proclamation of the
city commission of the city. of La
J Orande.- Oregon; . anil it further
appearing that such a proclamation
j would be substantially observed
' by Ihn citizens of the city of La
, Orande.
. supplies this spring and summer:
; prices of - competitive meats are
The farm price for
lii. was an. (i
from 20.4 cents oh
city of'Jgi OrnjitJe. Oregon, do 1
hereby - proclaim and establish
Mo:iday. the tilth day of May, j
l!t,:ia. as the date for all citizens
inontli of; March uppears t,p,-liaye
been somewhat lowv, than foe
February. 'After allowing ftjr nor
mal seasonal trends, ; Industrial
i of u cent, t
or me cny oi l.a urande, Oregon, f production averaged about; 2 pet
to establish, daylight saving time, (.,.nt less in Murch than in Febru
in the operation of their business, : ury, although -about - Ii per 'cent
und do hereby request, and reenm- nbove.rthe low point of last De
mend the citizens of said city to cenibnr.
net their time ahead one hour-at. potatoes: The general average if
Tulip Triplets
Feature of Bed
ti a. m. of :;nirt day or as - soon
thereafter as convenient
tlnne such observance ef daylight
savin" tliiH until li a. in. on the
7th dtiy of September. 1 !:. nnd
operate their business by such day
light wiving lime, to tho end that
- Tiid you know that luljps grew
in Siamese IHhlets? Not only that
but these unusual plants nre local
freaks, grown In La Orande In the
farm prices of potatoes on March i tulip bed of Mrs, II. L. Mohr at
per bushel was 2 cents i -their homo on Main avenue.
lower than on February lii and i this bed of tulips which was
coinnares with fiS cents on Marcn i nianted about two years ago by
1 (i a year ago.
Hogs: Tho decline in ling pi'iccs
which Blurted in late February cou
ld, citizens may terminate (heir tinned throughout March hut." was
cheeked in early April when .price
steadied and made a slight, recov
ery. " The downturn came, ftbohl a
month earlier than the usual spring
decline and at a tb.e when sup-
day: labor an hoiir earlier each
evenin.',', and tiereby enjoy eacli
day an milled hour of daylight,
free from their usual occupa
tions.' The proclamation W. signed by
Ymiiufcsioncrs A. T. Hill, diaries
11 yle and Victor M.elville.
Mrs. Mohr. are several tulips with
three perrect single. blooms on one
stem and quite a number with two
blooms on a-stock. Thin profusion
of 'bloom is not duo to any special
care or Splicing (or whatever they
do to making plants grow more
blooms) but Is' Just a natural
nwth of the bulb. Maybe is was
5 : 9
idles were contlnuiiie to decrease, ; sn observance of the census, or the
thus reflecting a much weaker tic third decade In l!M)fl that the tulips
inn nd situation than hml prevailed grew so much, for this Is tho first
curlier in the winter.
Caltle: supplies of cattle hi April
and May are. ex peeled - to exceed
those of a year ago and II is doubt
ful that the movement of unfin
ished cattle to the country will eon,
tlnue. at the relatively high rate of
now.
There are Imllcalions that a part
at least of the country buying this
year was due to the anticipation of
spring grazing requirements made:
possible by the abundant supplies
of hay and low priced f-eds. Cattle
prices, after an ndvanco during tho
first week of March, started to de
cline and reached the loweH level
for the year to date the third week
In March. Some recovery took
place the following week but price
of all kinds for beef cattle were
lower than the first week of April.
It utter: butter prices have ad
vanced sharply hut consumption
even at recent low prices has only
slightly exceeded that of last year
and storage siocks are about l!f
To Eow To Royalty
Brighten Your Kitchen . . .
and lighten your household cares!
OVTx hltclirn ... Is It n room ynii rcnlly like tn he In? nil
run piislly ninko It bo. Simply pii'k out niw of our nioilorn
ArmstronR's Linoleum Flonra In a hlnck anil liiti-. or Mack
itnil rrpnm niarlilo pfficl . . . rhirfiil flonm that instantly
ijliriiiliton rornvrs . . . Iirlu? rulor to your kitchen . . . color to
.-our cheek?.
At once cleaninu-care Is rcdnceil after an ArmstronB IMoor
IH laid. Th new lacnuer fllibh does it . . . prevenm oiri lino
Krit from slimline In. Clean these floors with the whltk nf a
dimp mop. fome In today nnd look at onr assortment nf these
jjl' ymilern 'linoleum floor.--.
BOHNENKAMP'S
;lr 1 4
AimtatrJ Prtli P)i9f
Maxine Adamj, ly, ot hvjurg.
142., v.M be presented to the kino
and qti' i at the Court of St. Jamei
May 22
time (as far an Is unowni nou
tlilrt hwl has ever felt prankish
enoiiuli lo produce similes, twins,
and triplets nil In nnu season.
I l,-"-K ItlSKK
My Allen .lililsiin .IN'llli-
If little children Ii -eiled the
! many warnln."of. mothers and
! nurses. If lliey paid iuo;e than lip
i-ervh e to Hie consiiint "now he I
Icarerul.-' "WiiU'h oul or you'll ftet
! hur.-." lliey would ho" hamperi'd
all their Uvea liy all excessive leal';
i of ordinary risks. j
Luckily children are Insnllnhly
curlom and uniiuencha lily -unlive. !
Tliey learn lo maliime themselves
In spile of nil thai Kiownups do lo
keep them from lc;rnlnB how.
'rlie moment mother's hack Is
Ituni'd the li.'il y es'-.tys the stnlrs
or exerililenlfl III I he dangerous
art of cllmhlitf? from f.oor to chair I
and from, chair lo the splendid
helirhlr. of 111" Inlilo. fir poilrse he !
orien falls ami t--eis hurt lo Ihe j
nccompanlinent of mother's half i
vexed, half coin'passioniiie " told j
you sn." Hut hot la mliiutes Inter,
hi! Irles ihe ssnie trlolt uiialn.
Hince children are eternally ven- I
llircsome. it is a wise iiiolhor who, I
instead of trlnK to keep "ier child
friini every possllde danger teaches
hint Instead h..w to inanaxn the !
I llltl" risks which leach him the
I hoilily skill that he Is hound In
aciiulrc.
Win lots the hnhy slart to ellmh
! the stairs Iml she stands closo lie
i hind him as he moutltM from step
! 10 slep. letllntf him. extricate him
self out of his own difficulties as
far as possible, helping him nnlyj
when he would olhetwlse actually
fall and hurt himself severely. j
Hhe watches him cliii-llj the furni- j
j lute hut stands lm-onnpl''tlously
close l.y to save him froi 1 more i
tliiin a hiiui-o. j
The hack yard swlnjf. Ihe small I
slhle and other simple playKrouml '
upparatllH lire 11 Kreat llehi III 111-
IowIiik the little child to acquire
dexterity and muscular control at
a minimum of dangerous risk. j
The mother who let her rhi !
take little risks savej him from
real Uunger. I
ittTTf:iirAT
Ilutterfat f. n. Ii. Bun Prnncisco,
12c.
AN UNEXPECTED EVENT YOU'LL WELCOME
CO ATS - SUITS - FROCKS -HATS
Including Recent Arrivals of Late Spring and Summer Models
AH Drastically Reduced for this Extraordinary Event
Starting Tomorrow M
g-9
ornine y a.m.
jl I
COATS
Res. Sl(i.).- and $14.95 Values
Now $10.95
Ren. $32.5)5 and $.'M.!)5 Values
Now $24.95
Retf. ?-H.!)5 and $.19.5)5 Values
Now $29.95
DRESSES
WITH AND WITIIIHTT HI.KKVMK
IS LllXIIUirillS I'LAIN ANH
I'llLN'TKl) MTVLKH. ,
(iroup of 75 Dicsses
Reg. $14.95 at
$9.90
CREDIT AS USUAL
HATS
2n hats fiiifiri'ioi)
in Tiii'Ki; ri:ii'i:s
$3.95 - $6.95 - $8.95
Values up (r, SI 1.(1.-,
IleniMiful Spring and
Hummer ('olorlnu'.
NOW ON
Our Great "New
Customer" Sale
of
Allen-A Hosiery
at 20 Reduction
fil'AltANTKKD FII1ST QUALITY
XKWIW 8TYLKH
nkw'hst iiA.nt:H
ll.fl.-i STYLUS ll.fill STYLUS
Now $1.60 Now $1.20
1X1 OfEKSKKS n-, 9'2Mr and fliil.U.I iihici S
Some of thfn priced ns low as Sl.l.ft.
All are new Spring and Slimmer IniKMi
Srw arrivals In rnvou and col ton Shantung - 1,05 and
" Wear as you pay the Cinderella Way"
La Grande's Friendly Credit Store
hi