Tage Eight
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVFR TA GRANDE, ORE,
Wednesday, June 11, 1938
NEW
. Speed Model
BATHING
SUITS
$3-95
AH Sizes
Huge All-Metal
Airship Planned
; For Army Corps
: WASHINGTON fAl'i .V big
brother of the world's Jiril metal
clad nil ship, the navy' "fiyS..r
tomato can." is proposed for the
army air corp..
' Aulhotizatiun to ron'tru.-t the
Siant. a ship with a spt-d f H'1
ntlte:; an hour and gros lift of Im
tons, is .sought in conenrss-bmal
bill introduced by Senator Ar
thur IL VandenU-rc. MichiSun.
' n d Itepre.-entalive Florence
Kahn. California.
V The nll-uict.i! dirigible w?uld be
17 litncrsi s large us the experi
nifnt.i navy ship ZMi'-I, fir-st
fCott n' last Aucust, would outsiKol
uny existing airship and he larger
than the Graf Z-pKlln.
It cost would le limited by the
bills to 4.5t.ffirt. Whitf planned
primarily as a iran'-ort bip. the
measure would provide for th
fecretary of war to Ie.-i.--e it tt
piivato parties fr coimi.crvt.l
demonstrations.
ApiKtirSfiff before the house mil-
LIME
FREEZE
Have our alert
dispensers m i x
one for you.
Better
Fountain
Service
at
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DRUG CO
r
A Soum of Comfort
One oT the great
est wun-ts of com
fort to th..w left
behind is the knwl-ed-e
that the ! i
one is protected
acainst the ra aen
of time and nature.
That ts why we urge
tht um of a metiil
g rave vault a hen
ever pOssil.'ie. We
offer surh v.t nil -.
guaranteed to give
perfect and perma
nent protection, .t
prices within t h e
reach of all.
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WALKER'S
FUNEKAL SERVICE
5T-a AT SPRING ST.
PHONE 142
m
ESS
A-L-W-A-YS
AT V0UIJ SERVICE
WITH THE LOWEST
CRICKS IN TOWN
SUMMER
FROCKS
fine assortment of
women's frocks in .-.ilk
crepes, colors of peach,
orchid, pink and white,
plain colors and print.
all new styles.
SPECIAL AT
STL i -v a .
J Itary affairs rommlUfp. Carl Frlt
1 rche. president of the aircraft de
velopment corporation company.
which built the navy Juetalclad. j
Mid the proposed ship could flyf
non-stop from Washington to I'an-1
ama in 40 hours with a military)
load of l,Mn pounds. j,
As an outgrowth of the navy ex- 1
periment, it would be constructed j
with a skin of metal strips as thinj
as a postal card "n" together;
around a framework with neamx!
calked to prevent the escape of'J,,,"
helium.
Kor army purposes it t pro
posed to make tho ship available
for reconnaisftince. mapping, quick
transport of staff headquarters and
military supplied, and fur bomb
ing raid.
If cuns: ruction is authorized.
Kritsche said, it would take- tw
and one-half years to buiM
h
fn another year and .
moiwfer an
at a cost of $;.&M.ono a duplicate :
could Ik- available. .!
The navy metalrlad cost $7i0.-i
' and has a maximum speed of j
7" miles an hour and a erul.ine :
speed of 6i miles an hour. Where:""" so" WI i"'""!'' ium '
Ehe propot-d tlirigibb- would carry
So p:,'icer and cars. the navy
ahip carries a crew of three and
ha pr vision for a 7" 7 -pound load
of1 patengera and cargo.
OIL FLAMES
AFTER SHIPS
IN COLLISION
(Continued from Pago One)
poking slowly through the fog.
ii!ting at birely half its normal
slued of 12 knot$. Almost with
out warning, there was a crash ae
it ploughed into th tanker.
II. A. KlII-TTMtllll Sliili
th,uns oil flowed out o.er the
surface of the m-a and suirounded
tlie. hii. It Fhoverttl her Sides
.tr...(uui ih .1.1: n.i.Oi. ;
in upon the passengers and sail- On- w . is smashed,
ors; wh were oufyide at the time.: No statement as to the number
The exphmun. according to the of the crew lot was immedirit. ly
passenserj'. tore the tanker to i available, but the crew and officers
pieces and within a few- minute j wcr being looked over by the in
the l. pie e had sunk from ighi ; spe-t tors and questioned.
leiiving a ftntnlnc heet of oil on -
tho surface of the sea. BKIJKVK TAXKKIt 1IVTIIIS
AptKirently in panic and era red KALI. KIVKH. Mass.. June 11
by their burnk several prrtons (AIM The oil tanker 1'inthis left
leaped into the blazing sea. Among thin prt early yesterday for lian
th seven paswnpers who were gor. Me., and paired through Cape
mining w ! fiUr women. Kiev- Cod C;$nal at a p. m. Her course
en nien.lfers of the crew d:'tp--and sjwd. shipping men here said,
peered. f would place her off Scituate alout
No CIumm-c to Help . the time the steamship Falfax sank
There wa- no opportunity to
render aid either to thone who
jumiM'd overboard or t tht-'nen
aboard the wrecked tanker. The
fliimes and the ftg swept them
from sisht.
Fairfax
I .isscngrs a board the
wtre in conftiinn but order mn
rertortd within a hort time and.
aecoTdintr lo officers of the .-hip.
a(! further dancer had passed
within thirty minutes of the tol-ll.-ton.
"onfu?intr reports as to tbc
Identity of thf t.tnker arose as
wjp. a new of the ditsler
reacht-d ll"ton. A Jr'b.-.s mes
ce picked up by the r-vusl urd
reported 11 the Grecian and
Ltt-r gave it a the Pinthiy. r
atir.s out of Fail l:ivr. Neither
n. port could b immediately ti'n:rrow state line from
finitd or disproved.
SHI ltipM-d 0mii
Tl Ka i rf . x w .is st o p p int-irte-dialriy
and then anchwretl n
ti' the extent of the l:tnia..- could
r dierniinetl. It was found that
a larsrr- hole had l-n rlped in
hrr side by th imptet with the
tanker but thai ihe was in no dan
cer of mkmr. Sh remained
there until after daylight and then
M.-rt-d slowly lor her pur in Boi
ten. Soon afUT radio ne (rad
rafir h.id Mr'-'d the report of the
diiister relatives of pasenrvrs be
gan to Rather al the company's
pier hriv. lH-tal)- o( the accident
nv mcaeri" and it not known
n ho had I rn injured tr lot. As
the (Jloun-.-lcr -lowly pit ki d her
wy through t)i f.e to tht doefc
ih- leliiiivts -arehtd tlie fares of
the urvjvors Ittnn? tii- r.nl of the
i--ue ship.
1 MX K.r-, nunw s ati autbulam--.1
w re at the -l r analllrg the
OiouceM- r.
lU'tuni aily inrfen iil
The arrival of the r-,sv u.. thip
with its eafKo of injun d and stun
n d witn--ss to the trii: dy wa
lastly difft-n nt from the rtjrn of
niol ulr.ps earrj liik at ation-rs
Niirs s. th' ir hair dilti
their f. - sliuw ire i ij,
veb-d :mi
-tr.i'j vf i
NO'I'K'I
NOTI): IS HKUKItY (I1VKN.
that parMjant to an Art uf ".he
l.egtlati e Assembly uf th- Stat,
of on cii. approved February JT.,
1 .. tho tullowlng eouiiiy war
r.mts. which were issued inure thwn
s en ytars prior to t h- 1 -t day oi
July. 13 and whuh lnv not
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I Date- lsui-d .V irnl- r )'aor t-f Aiih. iu
July 5. 1 i'.4 cara V" mon ... $:..
July :.. i t;, iur wmco - r..'
July h. i:rr i a. j. iu-iiany :.:
July 'Z1 l'.i-7 K . msul; -
July b. l:2 ... . K.vi j-,y Sdimun - ;.-
July 12 c. i,. .,u;.!!ni 2.r
Jnty 5. l?r; . ... -V.4 H. nry FHinan I '"
J!!y i. l!-.r .. . 1.?T May At'vl--rry .. S.JV
Jut j. :zz . ... i:.? virgie .ttir.-rry - .- :.:'
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W ITNKSj-
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY !
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CHICAGO
Open
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FORTIA
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their work. stood beside their pa
tient. They had worked hard on
board the Fairfax tending the in
jured. The Injured were carried
or led down the gangplank to wait
ing ambulances and wen taken to
the Carney hospital. Then th un- j
ln-iurvd caI,K to Jwin fr, nJs aml ;
re"""" "T " uiriiark,t appeared easier today al-
telegraph slalions to wire mJ ufjthoiith there was no chinn in
ln'ir s"'11!' home. ; price. iteeoipts have leen liberal
A ch.-ckup of the passenger lutjaud d-n.and light.
'a j' company offir-j Ksk quotations looked weak.
been landed in an effort to deter
mine w ho was missing. J
! A little after ten a. in. the Fair-
;fax, charred, broken and scarred, j
tied up to the dock which she had '
h fi gaily 1 hours bvfore.
Wh'-n the ramrplank lowered, no -
one dimi u unuitru "Ateii -
Mipiriing insp-cior uscar u.
Haines of the l"nit"d States steam
boat inspection service. Captain t
harb s M. L on. local inspector. I
and officials of the company. !
So l,ifrlHar Ixjwen-!
The oil fire
from stem to
had left us mark t
stern on the port
side. I'atnl was blistertd and burn
cd away, windows and ports
'smahed by the heat, and
jobvious no lifeboats could have
; loured on this side of the
iur '" i$i any
botts
were burned away and th
an unidentified oil tanker,
The I'mthi carried a crew of IS
und had a cargo of 12. (((
barrels of gasoline. The captain
w an Albert Jones of Fall Ktver.
The vessel, a motorship. was
owned by the .Ma!Ior- Steamship
ompany and wan chartered to the
Astern Oil company.
0.-W. Petition To
Be Heard June 26
I'OllTUXI). Ore.
June 11 AP
A hearinc on the petition of th
Oregon-Washington Kailroad and -
avucation company io mjoln thejclud-d In above quotation. -
intersiatv co mm ere- com mission I Sheep; 5vt. talking around
from enforcing its recent oiler on'steaily. (juotations except n
I H.- r-nl .-mithiKf in liindrmt x .
l'ran(
I" I
'r."-nt I.ikt-. Or.-., will bi-
h-ard
Jum- :C.
The Ivtiiiou chiirc-jl th.. co!
lt)Ls.ion, in i-.iim; Ihc or-J r. c-x-t.--il.
il Its cui!M:tul- authority
tn.J that Ihr llm- uouM jirovi-
buril. n lo all raiiroaJs -rvins
"
M liAlt ..M KIXJl It
POliTI.AND, Ore.. Jun-- 1! AP)
Sugar: steady: (ark'-d basis! -J
can-, fruit or ln-rry $1.7 jn-r ct.
ltn sucar s.A4 cwt.
Flour; steady; Icity d'iivery
price) family patents. 4!M $7.0;
who).- wheat. 1?s $ U'; cniham.
A'.s tb.1fi: bak-ts hart! wheat. 5 s
$.;0; bakers' bl-iestem patents.
?s. $5.5'; iistr' four. JS-j?.
itin i.am) I'Koinvi:
PdltTLANM. On-., Jan. 11 (AP)
Miitter: asj r, tint lianc d.
Krcs; look weak, unchanged.
.M :1; butterfut , poultry, coun
try meai s. onion , Mttai w ol.
lUHf, hay, casnara bark and hops
st- ady and unrhang"d
ltlTTf'lIFAT
S Fl'A.VtIS.1. Juiim 11 AP)
ltuttrrfat f. o. b. ism Franciseo,
iTe
b n i-i)l. w ill I prtid by th"
"ounty Treast:rer if pn n:i-l for
p-uient within sixty diiy from
July IX. and if set id war
rant, ur any of them, are not so
pre..-rtt' .1 f.,r payntrnt within mx
days tre.;n July Irt. 1 VS". th-y
b- ri'iii Mcl by the County Court
t ltd pin it thertof will tv th-.-re-
re fused.
Fl M
f!;.MH'K.
t'oonty Cb-r
WHEAT
High ,
Low
Close
1.06 1.01V, 1.01
WHEAT
HiKh Low I Close
l .11 .2
1.03 1 .us i 1 .02 i
UNDERTONE OF
BUTTER MART
EASIER TODAY
P01tTI.ANl. Ore.. Jun 1) (API j
- The undertone of the bultrr;
without announcement of official
chang.. In some quarters It was
re port i'd that w arm weather has
begun to affect quality.
Kevieiving the fruit and v '-
t:ll. wifli.ttw.n tho I'rtrtlnnrf r-
eau nf th. t". S ih-nart hphi of n
riculturt- .n-s:
..
Cftahle shippers are compet
ing actively for gn-cn p-as. and
ioutsid demand, from Puget Sound
points and the east, far exceeds
the present supply. Several truck
loads move each night from Port
land to th" sound thereby pre-
yenlin; freight car loadings, until
um,i(,.s Locome more nlcntiful.
"Supplies of Oregon celery aw
increasing, and prict-s arc low r,
ranging from t.ZU $1.75. I-arg-r
sizes are now available.
"WajshJngion is shipping cher-
r'("w in considerably greater volume
than Oregon, thus far, Portland's
cherry' supply consists - of some
good-quality express and truck ar
rivals from Columbia river point-,
and considerable volume of rejcts
from Kastern Washington and
Umatilla county car loadings. - -
"Ca n ta 1 o u pes and to mat os a re
Mill In heavy supply; the demand
is moderate, but not sufficient to
assimilate the offeringsL"
POltTI.AM) l.ltTOCK
I'OllTUM). Ore. June 11 (API
Cattle: Ti, calves 10. calves and
veabrs steady to 50c lower.
Heifer, cood $H.0f H 9.a.', com
mon to medium JT.f'O fi Cow s,
good J7.7 $ .2$. common to me-
dium r.5- Bulls (ycarl-
iincs excluded 7.5( i 4 .0, cutter
to medium Ji-'M'tit.t. lalves
J7.5" $s.i. cull to median S5.bs
(i t;.ii. Waters, milk fed
$.5. cull to common JS.'.'tf ti
Hoes: lio. steady. Heavy weight
y.Zt Jio.75. Medium weight $?.
7;.i $11.::.. 1-icht wcigbt $I1.6U
$11.25. I.icht weight $U.'0 t 1 1 1.-
1 2$. I.icht litrhts $lv.25i $11. 2a.
Jl'acking sows SV.vti Maugh
ter pics $11.5i $13. 5o. (Soft
or oily hoes and roasting .pigs f-
i-.n.K nn lifirn luivisl. I JinillK. COUU.
iamb
;o choir $"
.75 ' $ V.75, medium
all weights common
S6.7ai $7.7i,
Yearling wethers - $4
Kwes $2.751 $3.3'. nudi'im
to choice $. $-.:5. all weights.
common $ $-.60.
CANADIAN TDIBER
RAGING
r JurVlIlyO
OC'ontinued from Page One)
..r t, nhrrc ihc most ser-
ion- fire is advancing over a large
tract of wooded country.
A gold watch lost IM year? acO
bv John K. Frriier of Halstead. 1
Kan., has l-en found by a road
grading crew. It was little dam-ast-d.
Chats With
Parents
TM MICH F.MOTIOX ,
Hy Alicr JiHl4n PeHlff
The invniene.t sin if moth"rs
everywher- i that of Injecting
entirely t'.'O much i-ttv-tion Into
tho day to day life i.f their chil
dren. We t nd to greet every event
wi:h . show of to much cncern.
A late meal or wet f"t are treat
ed n". if th"y wer calamities. A
special treat or privilrgc is dr.t
n;ai7e.i tu art inti-ns- pit"h' of ex
i iiciin nt. A broken toy or a torn
Jtoekinc Is near tricdy. Kvery'-t-ii!:g
that tourhs the child's life
iHnhHs the occasion of at least
an appearance of fsircmc enio-
The parent who d
of thing tends, too.
thi
be over
dramatic in radinc aloud to the
ehi dT'-ii. She bring! out to the 5
fail the emotions' of fear and ,
(.!,!!. whit h all to - fr"- j
nirfUlv pfedominat- in children's;
i
It 1. no woiub r that ;hc scn?d- !
live child who is epse-l to Ihis
-..1 1 if tratni--nl l"-'tiw I'-ns.
nn- o-.f : nd unnwt r.a g'-slde.
Alt thildi-en Thriv. t-st in an
'un -I'll-to ! i h jivte all
lhi'Vii erny chcrfil nd se.
rem-. The adult w !k i most suc
cf refill w jth t hildc-n Is tn who
s: h'.rs.-If relaxed, casual, and
ev-n teTnp-r-d.
' sldren -ti e b-st- stulde 1 han
B'i'tlw. far ll-fpf easily stimulated ,'
and ni'-rf quickly f it;ru-d. Thy
git pb nty of f citinent out off
'-.( w.'ttiout -irj nilatt-d by!
t;.- a bl'ts al.-ut ihein. i
T!ie child w ho his ctHkd play !
l'Ir:ur.iiiv. tht r.iTi-.t sort of 'f
l'i.;v ui.iieri.il and tne com pan j
.-l-h!I
ilMSe ad
other
eVvit-
ten.-'
ehPdren needs
nt- nt.
f hitfr-iT r.r un-
-r& hm from
- thins and
hem the bvn-
t ntoin pr
POKTUXD CASH
PORTLAND. Ore, June 11 (AP
Cash wheat: Bis Bend bluestem.
bard while 11.15 S-
Soft while tl.viM.
Western white
Hard winter 1."0'-.
Northern spring tl.hvl,.
Western red 1 1.00 44.
Oats: No. J-aS 10. white :.'").
. Todajrs car receipts: wheat 67.
flour :i, corn I. oats 3.
IJVKUPOOI. WHEAT
UVKIU'OOI,. Judm 11 (API
Wheat close: July $1.17 u : Oct.
I1.1S.
Clark Wood
Says
If Kuth Hanna McCormick is
correct is ascribing her nomina
tion to the fact that she opposed
American adherence to the world
court, she could just as well have
saved that quarter of a million.
Henry Ford says that "when
people become contented there's
trouble ahead." Just now-, if the
opposite is true, we wouldn't look
for any ructions.
Cothamltes are now aware that
this country contains S.150.t?0 "peo
ple, that being the new- census
figure for New York.
The lituatton of the yellow- race
In China is not so bid that It can't
be worse If turns red:
Perhaps because the" Portland
baseball tpagnate's team isn't win
ning, neither Is his personality. .
'IXame five of the advantages of
owning your own liome." entreats
The Literary Digest. One of them,
and usually the other four, is that
you'll have, something, to mortgage
when yon want,, to buy a car.
'Col les fans"' who bare their knees
should be brought to realize that
knees like theirs are hard for the
public to bear.
Wild parties are ascribed to the
Volstead act. and it begins to look
as thouph the republican and dem
ocratic will soon be getting that
way.
A Portland judge declares that
the number -of women who drive
while drunk is appalling. Just one
would be suftfeient to justify the
adjective.
"Jack LV.mpsey is nervous in big
i crowds." But not. inles he's in
the ring, to the extent of feinting.
After the big war Kngland gave
Ojubland to Italy, and Kranee gave
Iher (Ihandanes and Ohatt. A
though this wren't jcnonirh for
any nation to staler under. Italy
now wants Djubbo!
f Mature leadership Is needed, :ic-
cording to Henry Ford. Well, the
supply of mature men who are
I willing to lead is inexhaustible.
The trouble with experimental
parachute jumping h that It is so
loften i!mtod( in the event of fail-
ure. to one experiment.
J "Swedish Prisons are 1'npopu
Ilar.' Now, fcTi't that queer?
t IiKinl!nr vnoi.h.w r-n ,1...
iri'd as bellicose, we supih.sc.
f because they are hard for France
jtu etomach.
democratic
rtiward I . iaile
Candidate fur governor
of Ore-
Son. declares:
I will
not march
to vp-tory
the broken
b:!k
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makes available for the first time
A
j -way
jLcold
1 Automatic Fast Freezing
Greater Ice Capacity, De
luxe models provide more ice,
sir for size, than any other
refrigerator, with capacities
from 20 pounds in the smallest
tzC to 34 pounds in the larg
est stxe at a single freezing.
2 Automatic Super-Fast Freez
ing for the extra-fast
j freezing of ice cubes and
; desserts I o-Thermic Tubes,
t an exclusive Kelvinator dis-
co v err, provide for the rst
I time smaringly fast automatic
! freezing of ice cubes and
j desserts. Merely placing a
I tray of water or dessert in a
peoal fa t -freezing compart
ment starts the quick freezing
operation, which stops auto
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THE ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR
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Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers
0EPARTMENT
10S Depot St.
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Sizes before hemming
SHEETS SHEETING
72x90 in. . $1.29 S-l Bleached, yd 4."c
SIx90 in : Si .39 9-4 I'nbleached, yd 43c
81x99 in. . $1.49 9-4 Bleached, vd 49c
10-4 Unbleached, yd..49c
CASES TUBING
12x36 in., ea- 3ic 40-in yd 32c
43x36 in., ea 35c 42-in., yd 33c
of taxpayers." All that's appar-,
-ntiy wrong with the taxpayers,
however, is the, broken arches
which keep them. from goin to
tho polls.
Uorothy lix ays,
easygoing w i v es who
htisbands." Waiting,
tho wives to get back.
"It is the
keep their
tnebbe. for
Bloodshed in Chicago is nt
together reret:ablo when il
gangster blood.
This from the Kubbard Kr.iT-
prise shows that is knows our
Walter: "The Cleveland Plain
Dealer declares that what the
democratic party needs is a vuke
In the wilderness. Boy, iage Wal-
ter Pierce.'
matically. Nothing to regu
. late. Nothing to trouble the
memory.
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Compartment for the
scientific refrigeration of all
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dependable and healthful pres
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OWN A KELVINATOR
ON EASY PAYMENTS
The model Kehinator you select
may be purchased on easy
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tractive ReDtsCo monthly budget
plan. Get the facts on it today.
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La
IPElDQJCIEtD
"Penco" and "Nation-wide"
SHEETS and CASES
Cotton prices took a decisive drop ... so we hasten to puss
the savinjrs on to you! However, the quality of "Penco"
and "Nation-Wide" takes no reduction . . . that remains at
the same famous high standard! This is not a sale but
the announcement of new low-price levels.
"NATION-WIDE"
Sizes before hemming
SHEETS
72x90 in. 89c
Slx90 in. . 93c
81x99 in 98c
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9- 4
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CASES
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TRADE MlBs
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Unbleached, yd 31c
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in., yd ..21c
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