La Grande evening observer., August 02, 1930, Page 5, Image 5

Saturday,' August 2, 1930 .,.
LA GRANDE' EVENING OBSERVER, LAt GRANDE, ORE.
Page Five'
4lL(DCAlLIEKDlEFjr
Quite III
From Portland . i Is now employed In the office of Dr. Ida Neukerchner. is quite 111 at ner
Mr. find Mrs. Harlov Smith hnvfi TP. C. K. Mmrp Mr Prtslf hnn hin ! nome mis weeK irom a Mvcio vwo
' left last evening for her home at Mln- From Yakima .
ncapolls. Minn. She has been on a Mr. and Mrs. Bm Eberhart and
month's vacation and her return daughter. Edna, of Yakima are spend
home was made through the Glacier , ing a week in La Grande. They are
park. ' tne home of Mr. and Mrs. ira i.
xioweii.
Visiting Here
Mrs. L. V. Stgman and son, Frank
turned from an Interesting; weeks studying in the cast for the past two ! of qulnsey, which developed from " vt-iUnTat thT'home of Ms
points. While In Portland, they at
tended a oeiigmiui lamuy picnic n,.rp itecentlv
given ior weui. ucan omitn. held Mi and Mrs. F. Eggleson. of Boise,
trfrt manaeer of Safewav tores at Et
I Paso and Is a brother of Mrs. Zur-
i chcr.
Returned
last Sunday at the Laurelhuret park. Idaho, were visitors at the Alllnson i Miss Frances Kelly returned to La
A large numDer 01 relatives attended nomo recently. Mr. and Mrs. Eggcl- Grande last evening irom rortiana, California
the Dlcnlc, which was a very hanov inm,, hut where she has been for some time. . .... , ,, . , ,., -r
gathering. Mrs. Clyde Zimmerman nCw make their home In the Idaho She was accompanied home by Miss 1 j . Mrj Mrie Martin, of to witness the pageantry.
Feminine Beauty
and Mrs. Earl Hough accompanied city.
M.'. and Mrs. Smith on thelrtrip to
Portland and Mrs. Hough .remained
longer to visit with relatives. The
Smiths were Joined In Portland by
their daughter. Mrs. Ed. Arrowsmlth,
and granddaughter,- Caroline,- who
accompanied them on the trip to
Seattle. This was made via airplane.
Mrs. Arrowsmith and Caroline arc fre
quent visitors in La Grande.
Stands to seat. 25,000 were con-
viola Ocden. James C. Henderson and r;:...: .,.
! Rnss Ouilev. who will attend the V 1. . '' . w f t-.i.. UtrucLed for th nneeant
rnHaavnr rnn VPntifm to bfi 81111 "I"- "i V" ""V " I " "
Hack on the Jolt . :"" '. day to spena two weens visum
Phil V. NebergaU. who was injured j ncld nt Lostlne today and tomorrow. thf) hQmQ Qi Mr ftnd Mrs j Kochen
scmo time ago. has recovered and 1b ' sparger.'
nh1 tn t-fmmn wnrlr ; Itet timed i - ' . .
. BODY OF "LIFER" FOUND
SALEM, Ore.. Aug. 2 The body
f Hronsiit Trtfif 01 Arnold Sandra. 39. "lifer' at the
JJl MJlapiliy I UUUy atato penitentiary, was found i in
, j Mill Creek near the state prison an
GALVESTON, Tex., Aug. 3 W) ex last night. Officers believe that
Feminine beauty representative of he committed suicide.
Magyar, Teuton, Russian, Gaul. Amor- Sandoz waa missed earlier In the
lean seashore and prairie dwellers and day.
many points between was on exnioit ,
here today as a score of entrants vied ;
for the title "Beautv Queen of the
Universe" in the Iii'-ernatlonal pag- SALEM, Ore., Aug. a W) During
eant of pulchritude. the week ending July 31 a total of
Seven European countries and 758 accidents happening in Oregon
many states were represented by industries that operate unoer tne
girls whose foregathering here had workmen's compensation act were re
caused the assembling of thousands ported to the state industrial acci
dent commission. xwo were taiai.
These were the cases of H. J. Leslie,
dock worker of Portland, and H. D.
Holce, timber worker of Venonia.
trading clay' for use in washing
clothes when the accident occurred.
3000 ATTEND -
AIR CIRCUS
HERE FRIDAY
738 ACCIDENTS
Mrs. Geo. Baker and Mrs. Hayhurst !
Left Today- ; returned Tuesday from WMlowa Lake, MAYOR'S AIDE .
Mrs. Anna Pollock. Miss Paulino ' wn" i P" " """;". 1 ic CftlTrHT TN
.Lcderle and Lynne Bohnenkamp left Lv'Jne Bohnenkamp cottage on a va-
toaay ior fortmna oy car. Mrs. roi-
of
Stopped Here
Dr. and 'Mrs.' James Wllklc,
Olympia, . Wash., stopped in La
Grande a few days ago and visited at
the home of her aunt, Emma Allln
son. They had been in - the Black
Hills and through the Yellowstone
national park and were on their re- 1
turn trip to Olympic " J
BUCKLEY CASE
(Continued form Pago One)
leck will co on to Southern Oregon
and California. Miss Ledcrle is on a j Returned Thursday
month's vacation and will visit varl- Mrs. u. a. Mosoy ana uhubuwi. ..,. atn.. Bnd his
ous points in Oregon and Washing- Nola Rae. returned home Thursday 'ZlM eTlo T-
ton. Mr. Bohnenkamp will accom- irom a very pieasant my vim . --".7 .7 r , , ,
pans his family home from the beach, two months spent In Utah. California Pf."s A p,cHer- monaRer of the
wnere tney nave Deen ior several nn i me a..ra ... schcrer estate, said. Hofmann Is not
weeks.. . i , J onA h boon connected in
Employed , yr
Russell Frisk, formerly of Hot Lake.
l.oft l.iiKt Mplit.
Miss May Mero. who has been vis- Walla, Wash., Is the house guest of
itinc this week In La Grande at the Miss Mildred Hoyt this week. Many
House Ciuest I nv . wlth the Schcrer estate."
Miss Qeraldlne bmuey, 01 .waiia police refused to reveal what con
nection they expected ;o establisn
Soviet Pulpwood
STEAL $0,000 lWYKOl.L
Embarao Lifted i new york. au. a wa e.ooo Pay
roll was stolen at the New York Or-
xrirur vnpif o tm th. iir. thonedlo hospital today by three men,
hiK of the embargo on Soviet pulp- ..They accostea Kisie mgaiis, casnier,
(Continued form Page One)
faulted, admitted McQrew waa In
toxicated when he was served with
papers. The affidavits said McOrew
drove his automobile Into Miss Har
low's machine and later went to tho
actress' Beverly Hills homo and
slapped her.
McOrew and Miss Harlow . sepa
rated in 1025, according to her com-.
plaint.
n high altitude he first unfolded
a red parachute, next a white and
then a blue, releasing each para
chute before the preceding ono
opened.
Throughout tho afternoon, the
planes took up passengers, with
scores of persons taking to the air,
manv for the first time. Mrs. B. W.
Grandy. who crossed the plains to ; f
r.n Oralirl. AR Vtnrn AIM). Went UD 1
and, after landing, spoke Into the
microphone and told how she en
Joyed the trip. With her on the
trip were other members of her fam
ily representing threo generations,
an unusual load for an alrplano. "I
had a delightful ride," she says, add
ing that It satisfied her desire to
duo m o
CHEAP LETTER HEADS
1 Never Did nml Never Will I
I lo Anybody Any Cooil, They
I nro .lust Iiko Dirty Collnro. I
I Ask fur Samples o f Better I
I Lottrr Hearts I
I NELSON I
Opposite Post Office I
i.,h, . .),, . In the entrance of the hospital on
enforced holiday of threo freighter East Flfty-elghth street and took the take an airplane trip
crews. Idlinc aboard their vessels in money from her Just after a police- years of age.
New York harbor off the Statue of "'" uji- -
oanK naa aeparbcu.
home of her aunt, Mrs. O. E. Moran,
MATINEES Dj1LY
: 25eJv
EVENINGS 3"c
SUNDAY
MONDAY
events have been planned for her
including a swimming party at Ra
dium Springs Thursday night and a
trip to Wallowa Lake.
Liberty. -
, The British frieghter Orelisle ftnd r"
the Norwegian boats, Hektor and FIRST LEG OF
unnauan uors, notn 01 tne inner
under charter to the Amtorg Trading '
corporation; arrived too late to im- I
load their pulpwood cargoes before
the embargo became effective. I
TrwHnv th mnsturs nf th three
between Hofmann and his bank de- frelgnters panned to present their I
posits and the slaying of Jerry Buck- j manlfeats at tne cust0ms house and.
WORLD FLIGHT
IS COMPLETED
(Continued from Pago One)
ley.
To Tacoinn
Mrs. Minnie Bynum left for Ta
coma. Wash.. Friday after having
spent the past three years In charge j the same place between
of the La Grande uusmess conegc.
She will make her future home in
Tacoma. R. C. Cavens is the new
manager at the college here.
KOI IIATTI.ES fatal .
MACON, Ga., Aug. 2 (PI Two men.
one a prohibition miormer and the
other a negro and an alleged liquor
runner, were killed In two battles at
prohibi
tion raiding party and bootleggers
late last night.
To Walla Walla ,
L. J. Cascadden, auditor for the
Portland Oregonlan. who has spent !
tho past - two days In La Grande on
business, left yesterday afternoon for
Walla Walla. Wash. He will return ;
to La1 Grande the middle of' next .
week, .r -
Snmll Fire
The fire -truck was called to tho
Edwards mattress factory yesterday to
extinguish a SmBll fire. !-Reports are
that the damage was slight.
" jTOLERANCE!
The jncat play that
flashed this message
to the world. Eighteen
million people have seen
' it on the stage. Now! Its on
the sci ecn. The sensation of , ,.
the' century: transformed into.' a , ,
dazzling,, moving; laughing, roman
tic moving picture.' Jean Hersholt, .
I5uddy Rogers, Nancy Carol heading' the ;
muster : cast. ' Music and sound . effects.,
PATHE NEWS
-TALKING COMEDY.
v - -i. TONIGHT. .,,.
"THE BREAK UP"
;: JTluilling. Adventure in-Alaska : f;,i
Mi
Soloist .
Mrs. F. S. Sherwood will be the
soloist at the morning service at the
First Baptist church tomorrow. The
; title of her number is "Teach Me To
.Pray," by Jcwitt. , t. :t
Tho informc., Herman Warr, a
figure In many liquor cases In this
section and in Florid, was fatally
wounded in the first battle. Offi
cers returned to the scene of tho
encounter, a lonely road not far
from Macon, and engaged in another
exchange of fire. In 'tliis second
fight, the negro, identified as Sam
Knight, was shot to death after he
had opened fire on the officers.
A. L. Patterson, SO, pit nter and
member of a prominent family, was
arrested at his home ii Macon,
about eight miles from tie swamp,
and was ordered held by prohibition
officers on a charge of killing Warr.
(A NO OUNH m.A'K
CHICAGO. Aug. 2 (P) The death
squad has finished paying off Jack
zuta, gang leader.
Five men strode across the waxed
floor of a dance hall In a Del rifle Id
wis., summc." resort where & score
of boys and girls were dancing last
mgnt.
On Vacation
onrl Mrc Hnrrv MfTflnlnV hflVP I
left to spend a few days at Spokane. ' "ickles Into a mechanical piano fo,
Wash., and Wallace, Idaho. They will .in..atincer- , 4 t
return to La Grande about Monday , rnJ tlie quintet fired a
and then continuo the remainder of ! bullet into Zuta body.
their vacation to other points. fflC'":"
fire.- The killers stood over the fall
en gangster and pumped deadly
round of rapid Xlro and pistoli bul-
as soon as the ship's papers were ap
proved, to proceed to piers to un
load their cargoes.
Kunkln Visits Friends
Rankin found several friends In
La Grande to say 'hello" to. Includ
ing members of tho Harrison fam
11, and William Arrivey, young La
Grande aviator.
Much Interest was expressed dur
ing tho day In the flights made by
tho women members of the tour, all
of tham, handling their planes fault
lessly. Concessions did a rushing busi
ness throughout the day. heat and
hunger combining to give tho crowd
Ideal Weather waited Mears and
Brown on their nine hour 1175 mile
totirnev. and ahead across tho At
lantic conditions appeared to be fav- n generfti Uro to eat or drink.
I expect to hop off from Harbor Grace i
tomorrow morning for flaldonnel air- 1
drome near Dublin, mou muca away,
Find Bodies Of -
TlVO YOlUlfJ W0IHTl 011 tnelr lBest ovcrwater hop on tho
thorltles were mystified today by the r,thMe"?H SlS them olf ' ' tncm ""'vlB bcforo 11 o'clock and
Brown's wife, his sister Mary, and
Orderly Crowd
The crowd was orderly through
out, and many stated that the air
circus was much moro of a show
than they had expected.
The nlanes stopped here longer
than had been expected, some of
finding of bodies of two women In
their early twenties on country roads.
at the field to seo them Off.
"Goodbye, lady," Brown said as ho
kissed his wife and patted her shoul-
ln localities about 26 miles apart dur- 'ca "'!w"? " ..V "i
"6 " -
Tho circumstances or their deaths
appeared to be similar. Both bodies
the last one's leaving after 4 o'clock
stretching tho originally scheduled
threo hours Into more than , five. r
Who ii they left for Baker, one of
rllmhrtri tnt.n thn cocknlt.
Miss Mears' leave taking from her them piloted by Roy Farley, former-
to,... mam avmiriftH hut itnnn Iv nf I J Orandp had HS a DaSSenCCr
contained bullet wounds, indicating Qf th(J women Bhowcd emotional ' hie wife, Mrs. Helen Curroy. Farley,
similar deaths. w. until th Cltv of New who has beon vlsltlntc her narenU,
Ono was found yesterday afternoon York was fndinc Into tho distance did Mr. and Mrs. George H. Gurrcy. Sev-
near Wadsworth, and the other this Mrs. Brown give way, and then only eral other local people rode to Baker
morning near Berea,' a Cleveland for a moment. . - i with the touv. 1 '
suburb. , l Tiinnhnni tn t)mi?htir I Tho ii l mum were . nlenscd . with tho
The; body found tiear Berea was Miss Mears is the only near rela- La Grande stop, some of them saying
well-clothed, with dark - hair and ttve of the head of the expedition, they received moro co-operation here
eyes and about 5 feet tall. There was but back in Beroa, Ohio, wore two than at any place on their route,
e. bullet wound JUBt above the right small Browns, Henry James Jr., six Announcement was made today by
oyo. months old, and Harriet Virginia, pre(j Hennlng, of tho committee in
The body near Wadsworth was oged three. Harriet told her dad charge, that tho club took in enough
moderately well dressed. . goodbye over tho long dUtance tele- money to puy all expenses of tho
1 -phone Just before she went to sleep 8u0w,
RKCOKO OF GAMK IKKS jlMt night. ' . I
TITKKLSH I'OOTHALL MEN Tho fliers have a short wave radio n;rtrrf ,Cf A31flf
et onoratinii on 34'A meters and UlVVl LV
ISTANBUL (A) Two Turkish sports 8050 kilocycles, with which they hope i ". A ftftPIP
.), nnlntn-S.rH omH Pn.,pr.na7!.. tn Iconn In tnunh with the WOrld. ' MJVO llltttC-O
If you suffei
from the quocr
skin disease
which causes
intense itching
of toes and feet,
crnclfine, peeilnp,
scaling skin.
Crotch Itch and
IHnfflVAFm vnll
FionM tiso Vn Nlxon'3 Nlxoderm to
avoid BjH'onrllntr the Infection to your
luinds or other parts. Based on the
famous KnKlish hospital formula, re
cently perfectel by an finpllsh scien
tist, rr. Nixon'a Nlxoderm acts with
nninzhifT speed, because designed for
this particular skin disease. It must
Plop tho itch almost instantly and
quicltly hen I your skin soft and smooth
or tho small purchase prlco will be
refunded under the Iron-Clad, Money
LucU Liunranico.
lli'd Cross Drug Store .
NOTICE
I urn leuYlitfr Hii try Lunge, the
,t a I lor, li t'lmrge of my simp dur
Ihg the month of August.
. I'AtlLJNB. LEDKKI.K
Zutix stod there, smiling, fecdinc Tv" . w ...::...,":.'... 'II, K ,'V(: hVmki unm wim I
anicai niano foi- r"i!..rw'. "'r:.. i". zT"1 v::r'v" ;i" ;.:t wm 1
From 1'nlon :
! W. V Connor and family were vis
itors in La Grande yesterday to at
tend the air circus.
From Portland .v. 1;:
Mr Molly Horstman,, of Portland,
lets Into his body.
August 1 was his last payday.
; Juqt a month ago,, the, night of
July 2, i;ad been another payday
for fcuta.'-but the account was not
for a'few .dnyBMrs- Hotman isian SjSZS1: ?aJ1!iBd (lo1 kI,i?rs
former 'resident, of r.thls clUv .... -KtJ1?1 ' "Pr .b.eB.,de the Pllco
: nunjiiiouiie 'in- wnien tne
Iteturti :
gangster
tl rough ,the
Was bnlllCf Tnnunvarl'
''ml" ,i.,Vn.vnnlri:,,;,i;, LP: bullets poured Into the squad
thi-lr Hnohtpr Doroth If rotumod . ' Stmy "U'lets Killed II street cor
tfP?fJLM21Zri,2 " otormni nd' wounded il 'bvstnnd.
week vocation . trip' spent, at Cftnnon 4'' ''' df0"H''te"t( Klng
Denclf Portland, and CorvnllH' Thev sarp !:i conduct emptied his
fcDori'aPXEhuT?rlr i ' VL 8"men but -they
.o.aui-U, ".IIHU. 'Ill IIIO . miUflt Of t.hA
report a delightful trip.
Kvpeofed -f J .-'-
j Jucfd Smith and his wlfe. of. Marsh
field, jOre., are expected In La Grande
this evening to spend a,week vlsitbng
at the home of, Mr.j Smith's 'niother
Mrs. porothy Smith. ' "
battle Zuta disappeared:-
, mm
ES3H
REVEALED TO WOMEN
FOR THE FIRST TIME!
AEQCAtDlE
mm-$x.mw? sii-jiiin,, me
mmu
AT
1POIL1E
vAutiientic Pictures oF the
ACTUAL FLIGHT OVER THEfW
SOUTH rULt
Imagine
.-TALKING
SOUND EFFECTS
Wlpammoui
Picture!
'MB
Seeing and hearing
in an hour and
half what
REAR ADMIRAL
BYRD
Lieut. Dean Smith
and the balance of
the Brave Adven
turers had to live
$ thiounh and en
dure for 2 years.
Thrills that no story
vijie. Adventure that
world! Rare humor
daring could evoke!
citing entertainment
I'ATHE NEWS-PARAMOUNT
TONIGHT-
Edward
"The Aviator
; w m fll
II
';' ; 'v " li
!rtass5s I!
5 ttJ& I!
-js i
has amazed the
that only high v
The most ex- iftl
you've ever
.FABLES 8 B!
SHORTS . i I
E. Hoi ton HI I
l
MILLIONS PACING' .
jf 'if' ' VjABVAXCB OF
(Continued from Pagb One) .,?
aboard the gunboats or In other
cities. ' ' :'-
Evacuation of Khiklatur 'and' 'th.
, nearby mountain summer resort o;
: Ruling was under way. Ch'lnesc'au
; thorltles gave foreigners three days
i to leave, disclaiming responsibility for
iwmi biiui, time.
nationalist authorities nt Mimti,,,,
explaining establishment of martial
law. said It was precautionary against
possible communist activity within
: the capital.
First Homestead Entr
The original htiimteucl liiw win
nnnrovpil Mjiv L'0. lfifi'. hv I'rpsl-
! tlcht Abnilmm Lincoln, to become
jpfTectlve .Innunry 1, 1S03. On the
juiier time uie i.rst noinesteno en
try wns in.'ido &t Ihe ltrowiiville
(Neb.) Innil ciillce by Dimlel Free
limn for 101) ncres. The iipiillcntlon
waa numbered one. Flnnl proof on
. t lie entry wits offered .Tmiunry 20,
8i;s. ii nd final cei'llflcnte Issued
!on tiie snine duy. The entry wus
patented September I, 1800.
an American gramophone company has beon studying telegraphy, will LOB ANOELfcB, Aug. a nt
because of a record of an Inter-club handle tho koy. I divorce which Jean Harlow. II m
football match. I A large gas tank separates Moars 111 actress, won by dofauit from Charles
The sportsmen claim that tho only his cabin from tho pilot's cockpit, 1'. McClrcw III, son of a Chicago in
distinguishable sounds on the disc are tho two compartments being connect- , tomey, todoy had boon sol aside,
shouts of "Hit Iilml Kill 'cm! Bury ed by a spoaklng tubo. -I MoGrew' appeared In superior court
'eml". , v - .1 The filers corned -vacuum Doiuoa jioro -yeBtertiay .,auut .nam hijvio t.
The cjfjbs, demand destruction of filled with coffco ond orange Julco, ; the suit wore served on htm while
tlio record' anu inuemnity ior niorai , onicKeu, -nam iuiu uuwu onuyut, m ..
Injury."
' Parliament, Loses Thunder
frtilt rnkfl and chocolate bars. The to rontost the suit.
food was preporcd by Miss Moors.'-, I : Tho petition was granted fallow-
Terrier IK illllHt'Ol lllg MCUlGW.p agieuiuviii, iu imy
!K'
Thn nlnt,.'. fnnnnirn Ik, . .rert. . . the 1 SOO bmlr nlfmnnv ' WlVOn MtSS
PARIS W , French deputies, lost wings silver, :Tho registry numuer is jmrlow ootainca ner aivorcc, , i
tneir tnuuaer during tne last recess rii.-gww., .nunc . w.vv, .....v....
of parllanwnt. They , made .It by . the sldcB In whlto ond ono one side monthly alimony. c r , ( .,)t
banging their desk lids, a tlnie-hon- Is the American flag, .on tho other ,, ;. Affidavits by Miss Hallow and her
ored and effective method of drown- tho seal of Now York City.... . .. ., , mothor, Mrs.-ijcall Corpentcrl Bello.
ing ,out an unpopular orator... But Lost and smallest of tho crew ot . last month when the suit wos dc-
tho house commltteo had ,. strips, of tne , piano was lumiuu "r
romping, in ,tno wosfc grass mm iuiw IQ
excited. . He was given -to Moors by o
Is your husbanid's
DINNER
READY ; . '
for him
on washday?
fT-.-i"Mii Vi 'ili-; b ,r.t
MAIN 56
STJNTIARn
rubbor nUed on tlie.llds..,.
' Secondary Metals '
Mary Plckford. to replace Tallwmd l,,,o
Better to Return to Earth
D. It. Moody wns noted for his
practical common sense nnd his
nppllcntlon of Clirtstlfn principles
to every day living. lie once met
a well-known evangelist, Just be
fore on Important election. "What
do you think of the political out
look?" Moody asked. "I don't
know anything about tho political
outlook," was the reply. "My citi
zenship Is In heaven." "Better get
It down to earth for the next sixty
days," was Mr. Moody's wise an
swer. The .Churchman.
Harbin's Sudden Rise
Tim stnrv of the -cltv of flar-
I bin resembles that of an American
mining or nil town become Impor-
! tiint over nlfcht. Tor many years
its place on the map was an in
significant one. but with the con
struction of Lie railroad In 18!K5 It
became a flourishing city. Heciliise
of its strategic position Harbin be
came an Important Hussion mili
tary center during the Itusso-Jap-cuese
war.
Jewelry and denial waste provide 'who made tho 1038 i flight with 6
the 'World avIUi the largest' supply, the late Copt. C. B. D. Collycr and g
in TM-KiiMiuii.v jiuiy, mm niit.ciwiui;, , , , ..o-"---r ,D
iihil phoUi'graphlc waste the .largest earth, was run .over, and killed by, a o
limniuit of secondary silver,'. Sec
ondary metals aro those dlttln-
gulshcdv.frnm . metals i derived di
rectly, from ores. ;
ii-' y,,Sall in History '
Salt was known to nil European
nations nt n very early period, and
the word for salt Is almost the
same In all languages of Kuriipc.
There is mention of salt In the ear
liest history of the Hebrews, the
Oreeks, the Hindus and tho Egyptians,
V
16 Natives Killed
Iii Cave Collapse
" ! - i V ' '
MELILIA, SpnntBh Morocco, Aug.
2 (!') Sixteen natives, Including fif
teen women, were killed today by the
collapno of a enve In the town of
Benlduldat', region of Tenimmnn.
Twenty natlvcn were In the cave ex-
BLUE MC ICE , CREAM
The' Best 'In Hastbrn!'Or6'gon? 3ift a t$&rt ', all' day :
I'omoi'rowy Suiiday. 02 Ic CieiimJGoncS for 5e'i "
They're Twins at I ..:i i
';;:berger'S cash
GROCERY
FRESH MEAT DAILY
Here's a Good One
A grent American golfer was re
cently presented with a completely
furnished home by his admirers.
This will coino as a surprise to
those who have always Imagined
that a really keen golfer hns nc
use for a home. The Humorist.
.MODEST,
MAIDENS
Louet Cauied by WeecU
Thp Indiana experimental sta
tion nome time nsto marie a nurvpy
jof the losses occioneJ by ttie
, prowth of werijf on lands prepared
j for ti."ofuI cropi and found the loss
'or reduction In yield In the cose of
1 rorn to he 10 per cent; tame liay,
3 to 10 per cent; potatoes 0 to 10
per cent ; spring grain, 12 to l.j per
cent, and wlnler grnln, 5 to 0 per
(Cfnt.
fir
ty . Den f" I
I
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DAILY IN
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THE EVENING
OBSERVER
" STILL GOING
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NOT ONLY IN LA GRANDE BUT ALL OVER THE
WEST, BREIER'S SUPER SALE IS MEETING A RE
SPONSE SELDOM ACCORDED A SALE. MANY OF
THE SAME PEOPLE ARE IN DAY AFTER DAY.
THEY HAVE FOUND THE REAS0N-WHAT IS IT?
V-A-L-U-E
Yes, sir that's it the Best since the War
RIGHT NOW, WHEN YOU WANT TO MAKE
every dollar count, come to Breier's. Lots of our big
purchases are just arriving including genuine
HOPE MUSLIN FOR 10c
GUILDS SHOES
The lowest price
was 98c
Now 2 for
99c
HOY'S I5IB
OVERALLS
Age 4 to 14
U9c
Age 15 to 18
69c
Made like Dad's
HOY'S
DRESS SHOES
for boys of eight to
fourteen. Sturdy
good looking foot
wear at about half
price.
$1.79
' MEN'S ;
DRESS STRAWS
Genuine Italian
Cniciolas priced to
$1.98.
98c
BREIER'S SUPER
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