La Grande evening observer., July 18, 1930, Page 7, Image 7

Friday, July 18, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, - LA- GRANDE,- ORE.
Page Seven
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EVERYBODY
. . says : . y .
"Breier has a Real Sale'
and why shouldn't they when
they bought silk dresses for
. $3.85 all wool pants for $2.00
and part wool Indian robe for
only $1.11,
e;ut :-: -
ou haven't seen all yet!, '
Not by a long ways! ; .
TODAY J
We are placing on sale many
new valines, startling "super
sale" prices ihcludng Davis Cat
r ell's vat dyed guaranteed coldr
fast fiiye count prints at only
WE HAVEIN TRANSIT FINE
COMMERCIALLY FAST PRINT
WE WILL SELL FOR lV2c
DEPT. STORES '; ' "' ' ''y, ,
lcatlon, loss of lfe as believed pro- " ;' . .'"''' t e '' j
bablc. . ' --. '.'..- : v ', Al of Excess fused
The meteorological observatory an- Advice about excesses after forty
nauncetl tbe barometric pressure in j five has a certain cynical , tone,
tbe center of tbe typhoon stricken Only the few and the lucky will
area had dropped to T05 millimeters scniHlnllze the neiehborhood be-
')".' TT InoWl nun n tha InWMt . . . . . . . . n
yona tnni uiieim ume. -it. LAgaa
(27.7T Inches), one of the lowest
readings ever recorded In Japan.
j A wireless message to Rengo news
agency from Pukuoka said the prop
I erty loss throughout Kyushu had
been very heavy. . 1
': ' The typhoon stormed thiough the
Loochoo islands yesterday, leaving
havoc is Its, wake and beaded toward
eastern Korea and Vladivostok.
Clendennlng.1
' HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE
; i TOKYO, July 18 Utf-Tbe governor j KMo Eraergn
to the house ministry today Indicate
Ing there Was a heavy-loss of life
, among seafarers In the typhoon that
! swept lower Japan. -' Several ' boats
sank In Nagasaki harbor and a num
. ber of bodts were recovered after the
storm passed, tbe governor said. -
W. Do Not Know '
We do not know today whether
we are busy br-Idle. In times
when we- thought ourselves Indol
ent, we hnvo afterwards discovered
that- much was accomplished and
much was begun In us. Hulpli l
. Wooden Arrow Shaft Best
1 An arrow with a tneial shaft may
; be shot with accuracy, but not so
I consistently as the wooden shaft.
I The reason Is that the metal shaft
( does not have the' power of r
l covery that nature has put Into the
well-seasoned Norwegian pine shaft. I
I By recovery Is meant the action of
the shaft as It leaves the How.
Tennis Ball Calls Firemen
While players were enjoying an
exciting tennis gulne In u covered
court nl Essen, Germany, recently,
play ra suddenly stojiped when
flreniert appeared and asked where
was the fire. A ball hit by oho of
the players had, unnoticed, struck
and broken the glass - of a fire'
alarm box,- which turned In the
alarm. '. ' - . - - ,-.
Bight Principle :
I wholly disapprove of what
you soy and will tlefend to' the
death your right to say It. Vol"
tnlie. ' '. " .
Colonial Valances . '
The valance ' which was hung
across the Hrenlaetf oh Suriday In
j Colonial days was called" a ruffled
pawn. It wns short petticoat or
I valance, gathered full 6h - a' string
land hung ' across the - mantel Id
Dutch Colonial homes. When the -j
nVCK B CUUKIIIg WUS UlllSliru, mo
fireplace was thus decorated tor
the Sabbath. , ' ;' . '
ELJCS MEET AT ATLANTIC CITY
gill mi ibiii JI.LU ,MacVMt3:'.ti-m
s V'v. A Ul;
lii Mn "II
They say it Is a
it
spread , to Oregon from California,
In this district.
dangorous menace, and believe
'. ' ' Large CIa
There arc three 'classes! The
imver clnss thnt tends to Its own
business, the Upper'class that teuds
1 to Its own. business, add the great
I middle class. San Frauclsco Chron
, Icle. : .':'-..'',
i - '- -
'. . Samoa
All the land oii tho Siinioan- Is
lands Is. privately on:ried and there
Is a law forbidding foreigners to
purchase, such, lnnd;. The natives
. are of ft high class and all can rend
' and wrUe. The majority are Chrls-
tlam). . .. ": ' ' " "
Success Rule's '. -
If you- wish sudcess in 'life
make perseverance your bosom
friend,-' experience your Wise
counselor, r cnutlori yoilr elder
brother and hope your guardian
geitlus. Addison. '' : '
One i
Jealousy Leads To
Fatal Shooting
KELLOGG. Idaho. July 18 m
Police said today that Ellis Wing. 27.
shot and killed George Vorcoe, once
his friend,- because of Vorcoe's at
tentions to Mrs. Wing. -He then sur
rendered. Wing told pollco that he repeated
ly had warned Vorcoo- to stay away
from his house and that Vorcoe had
promised to do so. Instead of going
. to work this morning; Wing hid in
seme brush near the house.
After 11 o'clock, ho .said. Vorcoe
- appeared. - Wing followed him -in the
kitchen door and began shooting at
once. . ' ,
HUNDREDS Dip !
IN ORIENT IN
VICIOUS WIND
(Continued from Page One)
- ..' Uncta ben -"Experience,"'
said tjricle 'Eben,
"Is liable to tench you hilghty lit
tle, 'ceppln1 dat yoh own common
sense was right. In de fust ; place."
Washington Star; : . - . -
: Each to His Taste' .S .
' (Vliot Is lone mnn's noise Is an
other man's music. People are sel
dom linnoyed by the-noises they
make themselves.' Woman's .Home
Compahlnn.
years swept Kyushu island . today. .' " " ,, - , , . - -
Heavy rain and a BU-mue gale Wuck I "Z , , ,,r0 . h 7.1 , Z "V
the region, centering in the vicinity , iWiS y"t old, are the most
of Nagasaki. Although reports were . consistent savings account oiislom
Inching bccnuBO of broken commun- -era, a Phlcagr, hank fnundl
Glide as You Please
of the filings" we see hi favor
of the glider is that It "has abso
lutely ho provisions for a bncli-seat
driver. Ohio State iournnl; . ; :
: Idea of ''Badness" Avoided ,
The etiulvnlent of the Word "bad"
does not occur In the Aatoc lan
guage, which Is now taught In the
Mexican schools. ' ; '' '
Antique Furniture
' The most genernl definition of
antique furniture Is any furniture
100 years old and at Icist 00 per
cent original. " . ,
- Franklin's Schooldays
' rienjiiindr ' Krniiltllri ' nftoniled,
school oi'ily about two years he;'
tweeh the ngos of eight and ten.
.''..- - Nugget of Wisdom
' When tile lion's slilli falls' shoi '
It1 nlust he eked'out with tlio ' frtx'f
" .T.ysandpr. ' '' " ' '
sur'l'itril t-rrsti i-ltnlo
Col. Waller Andrews of Atlanta, Ga., former exalted ruler of the
. Elks greeting Lawrence H. Rupp of Allentown, Ps., the new grand
exalted leader, 'when they met In Atlantic City, N. J., at the annual
; Itlanil Meeting Placet
On n (lot of an Island' lb the mid
dle of the Osslpeo there meet two
itates, three -counties .and four
towns. The island comprises' an
area of only n few square feet, cov
ered with a smut growth of small
trees, but It has a singular patch
work of' territory Including the
states of Maine, New Hampshire,'
the counties of Carroll, N. 11., and
Vork and Oxford In Mnlne, ,and the
towns of Ellhighiim and Freedom.
N. II., and ParsonOeld and Porter,
Maine. , '. -
Shows Old Superstition
Graves, dating from 3000 to 100
B. C.'were found at the foot of the
ancient fortress Hohentwell at the
crossroads of the old highways
from the Hhlne to I-nke Constance
and from Stuttgart to Zurich. In
many- of the graves mutilation of
the corpses indicated that the liv
ing feared bodily resurrection of
the dead and sought to prevent It.
Rocord of the Famous '
The publisher of "Who's Who
In ' America" says of it, " 'Who's
Who' In America' began to be 'wny
back In the 90s, and th llrst edi
tion bcenm'e a reality In 1S00. Since
then' a new edition carefully re
vised and considerably enlnrged has
appeared every two years." Wash
ington Star. ' ' ' '
'. LISOV TQ SI'EAK
; NEW YORK- (API colonel Lind
bergh Is to 'address the world by air
Aug. B at 8:25 p. m. Eastern standard
time. 'His' word ' will be carried to
Europe, , - Australia and ' elsewhere
abroad.- -The address will bo repeat
ed at 0'p;m.'on a WABO network.
Tho' :BUbjec will be ' "International
Aviation'.":: . ;' ' '
lal to Ebon J. Roxtbrd, author Of
ttiiver inrcaas .Among me uoia,::
has been dedicated. It Is a. tablet
on a granite boulder on the lawn of
tho Congregational church which he
attended. 1
StKMOUIAL' DEDICATED
SHIOCTON, Wife"'- (API A memor-
FEAIt SPIKAL Hl'ltR
SALEM, Ore., July 18 Willam
ette valley sheep men'ttre fearful that
the clover or spiral burr,- now .pre
valent Id Northern California fcrtij
Southern Oregon, may get into flocks
Phraso of Unknown Origin -
Tho famous provorb "Hfiilted we
standi divided wo fall". Is not at
tributed, to any one parson. It
would he dlfllcult, If not impossible
to trcc It. to IIS source. Oeorg
Popo Morris, who died In 18iM,
quotes It In "Tho Kiag of Our
Union." Pathflmler.
'.' Truces of Middle Ae
War In the Middle ages had lis
open ' and closed seasons, depend
ing on the climate and on the great
festivals of Christinas! Easter and
Ascension. ' -
DERRICK PENSIONED
LOS ANGELES TAP) After, pump
ing 1100,000.000 worth of oil for Ed
ward L. Doheny in 37 yeare.- his first
derrick has 'been pensioned. It has
been removed to a modern plant to
remain as a relic of the state's first
oU days. -' ; . .
200 Extra mile3
of Lubrication
MOTORITE is the new
motor oil that seals in
. the compression of high com
, pression cars,
It resists heat, keeping mo
tors cool. It deposits NO hard;
carbon. It is entirely free from
acid forming properties. It re
sists dilution by giving up
stray gasoline in the form o(
vapor; It is super oily, mini-
mixing friction. '
, .Drain out the old. Refill
with Motoritb. Only 250 r
quart at any Union Station :
Tuno In Union Oil Radio Program
every evening between n:30 and tt:45
i ' '' over station KEX. .'
MOTORITE
n Union Wotor OH for .
High Comprtloi) er
WIDE WARD DAY
BRINGS BARGAINS ON EVEItY HAND TOMORROW:
NATION
STATE TROOPER
AND BLACKMAILER
, FIGHT TO DEATH
(Continued from Pago One)
' ' ?
WOMAN SAW M&OTIXO .''
CHICAGO, July 18 UP) A woman
who saw Alfred Llngle; Tribune re
porter, shot to ueatn on June nu
been found and will prove to bo the i
state's most Important witness.
etr.to's Attorney John A. Swanson
announced todoy. '
1 Tho woman is recuperating, he j
said, from a hysterical collapse ;
caused by the succession of accidents.:
on the fatal day. ,
She had been In an -automobile
accident a few hours before the
shooting. Swanson said. On her way ;
to a physician's office she saw a
child's hand crushed ?ln an elevator
door. Leaving the .doctor's office i
Bho hurried through tho Illinois Cen- I
tial subway to take a train and saw i
tbe assassin creep up,- behind Llngle, j
fire a bullet into his head and floe. :
' The prosecutor said his invcstl- I
gators would await the witness' re- i
covery from a nervous . breakdown !
- before questioning her. He was cer
tain she would be a key witness.
IffjiMHiri Hi.sVXiWtnyasl
I
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REFRESH XPURELF
Corn (o our.stor4 and enjoy a real ice cold
glass of tea. We are serving all day. Let
our fiemonstrater show you how to make ice
tea bfiter with TREE TEA. P
Portland Lighting
Rajes to Be Cut
ppRTLAND. July 18 W) Reduc
tions' lh residential and comrherclfll
Ughtlnrj rates for the Portland area,
v covering Multnomah county and the
V, Willamette valley oa lav south as
'" ailcm. estimated to snvo consumers
$340,000 a year, will be ordered by
.the state public service commission
'today, Fraufc J. Miller", chairman,
announced, here. The new rates
Will become effective In 30 days.
Pint Jar
Eatsum Brand
It's Some
thing New..
Sego Milk
Will Whip
For Salads
or Cooking
Leave It to Nature
Walking Is a natural function,
and should not be torceil upon an
Infant. Premature walking strains
the legs and feet and causes foot
deformities. The overuse -child will
learn to walk when the feet and
legs bnve become snniclently
strong. Exchange. - ,-
Greet Jewish OrcJer
It'Xni B'rith Is a Jewish frater
nal organization, founded in Xew
York in 1S4S. for the Inculcation of
"charily, benevolence and brnlhe'rly
love'' and the disregard of dogma
and ceremonial custom.
And There You .Are
"Kindly tell ine," requested a
questioner to Whiz Itung. "exactly
nhnt is- .'llokuni'V'.. "Certainly,'
whizzed the editor. "Hokum Is ap-.
plesance and applesntUe Is hooey
rtnd hooey , is bolognas mid bologna
Is bunk; and hunk, .voting fellow, Is
merely another name -or hokum."
If Stamps Stick
When stamps stick ' together,
don't soak them in wnjir and bavei
to use paste when applying them to
an envelope. Instead, .'place a
piece of tissue" paper over the
stamps, nnd with a warm Iron
press across them. They. .v.-Ill then
separate easily and con be ued as
usual. - r -.
MAYONNAISE?' -TOMATO
;JtfICE
MILE: ':;
SALAD OIL
c
PANCAKE FLOURSW
SAUEIR KRAUT I'ZerT
CORN FLAKES
TUNA FISH
NEW POTATOES
The quality is excellent and the price is less then you
have paid; for some time. Look!
50-lb. Cloth Bag ..... . . . . . . ... . . . . 98c
-
Mttirday, One Day Onlp
; I I '
2 bs. 25c It: 'yW.-
11 C - - : J U . FULLY INSULATED FAMIIY SIZE BOX
Vnik C A I ' Balm. wool insulation maintains low temperature.
Q 11 Off Ofli sVCRS7i : J J I ,' '. yVV and saves ice. Rubberised gaskets make box prnc-
"rW QlV.C . V -S -- y -X'-'- Vr ,ight Golden oak finish, .40 lb, ,ice '
W. Capaci,y' Regular; Price ?18.9
Pkg. 25C "k ) Only $12.6.5, Tomorrow.'. ...
7c ' ;'pl
Can No. V. Size :: &X, V . ipJ W '' I '"'''jr ' III
ray uui income r
KELLOGG' S,
Package
White Star, brand
SOMETHING SAVED ON EVERYTHING
HERE'S A BARGAIN
Gnvcnicnt top icinf; and
roomy food comparuncnts..
Tight 6ttinB, well made
, doo1 s. i lb. ice capacity.
Regular price $12.50
- Only S9.00 Tomon ow
Enjoy i new Refrigerator while you are pay
iug (or it! Use our Budget Plant . '.' . Pay by
the week or the month . . '. whichever is the
most convenient for you. A saving , , . a con
venience ... an enjoyment! Take advantage
of this liberal offer!
ALL STEEL REFRIGERATOR
White enamel steel iiwide and out.
Regular price $36.95
Only $27.65 Tomorrow
$5 Down $5 Monthly
makes it ensy to own.
1101-3 Washington .
Ph. Main 18
Ta Grande