La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 27, 1930, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text! Tape Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE. Wednesday, August 27, 1930 $ia(5rnnbc 1E0 enma (Incorporated) An Independent XiMvspnpcx P. R. PINLAY Editor and PublUher HARVEY F. MATTHEWS Business Manager Published evenings, except Sunday, at 1710 Sixth street La . Uninde. Oregon. The Observer-Star published every Friday. . Entered at the Postofflce of La Grande, Oregon, as Second Class : MM! Matter under act of March 2. 1879. OFFICUL PAPER OV UNION COUNTY AND THE CITY OP LA GRANDE MEMBEll OP ASSOCIATED PRESS ' The Associated press la exclusively entitled to use for publioa- Una of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited ' It published hevoln. All rights of republication of special dla- pilches In this paper and also the local news herein also are reserved. National Advertising Representative M. C. MOOENSEN CO.. Inc. San "Francisco, Los Angeles. Seattle, Portland, Chicago, " ' - Detroit, New York 1 SUBSCRIPTION RATES liy Currier 'Dally pei month In advance ' Dully, six months In advance ....-.,..... Dally, single coupy - By Mull Dally, per month in advance ... Dally, per six month In advance Dully, per year In advance Weekly. Oberver-Star, per year ... ..... . 760 M.60 v 60c M.60 6 on W.00 ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column Inch inspiMy, local, per column inch Time contract prices on application. -42c -45C causes of mortality. Its unexpected ness and lis ftwH Lriwi oda ,- -vif;:-r-ment to the grief of those related to the dead. In the vast majority the accidental drownings could have been prevented, and one is compelled, In reviewing the large number of annual deaths from accidental drownings, to con cider the figure a challenge to all of us. Unfortunately, death certificates do net tell us whether the drowned per son was able to swim. Common ob servation and experience teaches us that probably as many of the acci dents result from excess confidence and rash swimming as from Inability to swim. In the last analysis, man Is a land animal and when in water Is out of his medium. One substantial contri bution toward the elimination of ac cidental death by drowning would be the teaching of all of the children In our public schools how to swim. - The public at large, too, should be Instructed on water hazards. It Is Interesting to note that- al though our beaches and bathing places are equally patronized by wom en and men, male deaths by drown ing far exceed female deaths the ratio, differing for different places, being on an average of 11 male deaths to one female death. Three-quarters of the deaths hv drowning fall in the groups over 20 years of age. These deaths represent a loss to the community of valuable Individ uals, and the creation through these untimely deaths of u large body of dependents the burden of whose support must be assumed by other Individuals. KLX (880): 8, feature; 8:30, base ball; 10:30 to 12, aance music. Tocoraa KVI (760: 8, orchestra; 8:30, noc turne; 10, CBS; 12 to 1, organ. Los Angeles . . . , KPI (640): 7:46, NBC; 8:46, drama 0:16, feature: 0:30. conrrt- m.m orchestral hour: 11, NBC, ' KHJ (900): 8, CBS: 10. news. rt Miuoiv, 44 w i, organ. camping, fishing and picnicking near here. Mrs. C. L. Hudson returned to her mother's home In Durkce alter a short visit In Kamela with her hus band, who Is an operator here. Dortha McCoury, of La Orande. re turned home last Saturday alter a pleasant visit In Kamela with her many friends here. Miss McCoury Is a La Grande High school student In ' j Over Night News Chats With Parents Brethren, be not children in understanding; howbeit in malice be ye children, but in understanding be men. 1 Cor. 14:20. -. . - '!. ; SURPLUS CROPS I '' '-'' '1K : ' IV By Alice .liid.sou I'eule . ti. One of 'the -problems is to so arrange matters that the Nan ana jnnico were sisters; six - ' mi i. jt - i. i .. j . and eight years. .old. Their mother, farmers will get a fair return for the timo and money in- m sending them to camp toBcther for Vested in' the production of crops. They do not Igeta' good 'JiMK ATiSSn price: because they produce in 'one part or another , of the coua 'wys io guided with reason- A ., ii i vt ..' i i Ins and gentleness, severer methods country more-than the world consumes Not that everybody, were necessary with Janice. Jias.all the wheat he wants; ' Millions of human, beings die 'u'hheyr ?,'!bI);,ouW IT to. P,V": r ,. ton her frequently, especially at first 'every year for lack of sufficient nourishing food. So it is' until sno learned who had the upper 1 - j- ii i i, , , , , , ., hand. Her worst fault was her ten- not that the world cannot consume enough, but that it does aency to buiiy othor children,-, es- )0t buy enough. pcclally her little sister. - During the first two weeks Janice There is wheat in the shock, wheat on the ground, wheat fulfilled her mother's predictions. ,. ,, ,. i i ii i mi , i , , 8ho WM disobedient, defiant, and in the bins, wheat in the elevators. The farm board suggests mean to her playmates, punishmont that the farmers should not grow so much, cut down the eete'n hef attuUuded'd n'hln8 to acreage. The director watched her carefully .. ' , - during those first weeks and then -, Tills is a strange world, in which farmers go hungry be- proceeded with methods of her own. - .i. . . , , , , .. . ,, , Bho made occasions to talk with Jan- cause they- have too much wheat, and city folks go hungry ico now and then, to bo interested m because thev have not onomrh. ' v what she was doing. . . . ? . . ' I. . I.HIld Imllul a l, I.. - ...I.....I KNX 10501: 8. SVmnhnnv .. h .h,. .... tenor; 0, Nomads: 9:30. musical mr,. Mr. nnrf Mm I. Thnmn. onH rnm. gram; 10 to 1, dance music. Hv. of Meacham. wera Kernels vluitra ' KPRf wnin"," ST'0,,, ' ilust Friday evening at the T. Burton KFKC (610): 8. CBS: 10. fenlnc. Hnmn Dt-Q.? ta.1' dance music. . ' i Mr. and Mrs. O. Flnas were In La , looo). , wbc; 9. scrap book Orande on business Saturday. 1 ogram; 9:30. concert; 10 to 12. Mrs. P. P. Barnes and daughter mu10- - Melody, left Saturday night to spend ' kmo mom. SHU - ' : u .ow days in forlmnd at tne home I , SJi r ?' NB?; -7 hestra; of her sister, Mrs. D. Blackburn. Miss ! 7'30, "BC 10. dance band. . Betty Barnes, who ha been a guest " ' at the Blackburn home for- a week, will return with her mother. Ed. Strelff, of La Orande, Is work ing In Kamela at present. , ' ! Mrs. Ralph Rlggs and daughter, Oeraldlne. are spending a few days ) In Messner with Mr. Klggs. who Is 1 employed there. She Is expected home ! on Wednesday. - . - -, , Mr. and Mrs. H. Hood and family drove to La Orande on Saturday even- I Ing. They spent some time shopping ; and later enjoyed a show. Mrs. H. Horstman returned home on Jackson. Miss. Pnn.n..... r, Monday after a snort visit with rela- ! Collins renominated in democrats ,hre" a,ancle nl Huntington. 1 primary. Mr. Horstman and son, Jack, also his I Washington Hoover drouth confer- father, J. Horstman, of Portland, al- i ence decides to establish crnt 80 returned after a week's fishing poratlons lor relief In stricken areas trlp ln Wallowa county. They visited j Lakewood. N. J. Henrv siooei several lakes and spent a lew days : , mer merchant prince, dies. . , ; on the Imnaha. Fish were quite Washington Representative Hull plent"ul' attacks administration in statement GalB Hnnlen made a trip to Port and Senator Vandenhero rirn. i. land recently. Washington President and Mi's 1 VValter ingcrson. of La Grande, Is ! Hoover entertain French and Engllsn worKln8 m Kamela at present. Jurists at white house garden nartv ' MlM NaIcy Castsel returned from : Cnicago Mrs. Phoebe Onilic of Portland to her home In Pilot Rock ! Memphis, wins class B Dixie derby on 'day and Is now visiting ln Ka- : Foreign I mela. - - t - -j Lima, Peru Legula captive on fr8. H. Horstman drove to -Lai board ship; reported 111. , j Orande on Tuesday. : . ; ,, Chartren, France Crew of si kln.rf Mr. and Mrs. c. v. Thnmhiir. nnA ... in.iivuijr pidiiu iiiunevivera. (By The Associated Press) . ' llomesCIc; Columbus. 8. C. . RIir,.n i-j'. senatorial primary; Johnston for gov. Idaho Falls Democrat i. minds and plan to opposo Borah in ' .-ii A LA GRANDE STORE Successors to N.K.WEST & CO. The News Used To Be: son, Jan, also, Lillian Schubert drove ' to La Orande on Saturday. .. ' Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Clouston and son. William, and granddaughter, Harriet Grant, of Vancouver, Wash., returned home on Monday alter a pleasant visit ln Kamela at the home of their Bon, J. Clouston, who Is for est service manager ht.e. J. Carlson spent Monday In La 1 Orande on business. ; Mrs. W. Lane was a La Orande via- ' In Holeproof Hose TWENTV-FIVK YKAltS AiO (Prom Ooserver. Mon. Autr. an. ionK ugn'r rchhm.,e'smb,e0r O.ESSLn. who has been1 south of'Si C. J""r.i.m" WOTklS in Kamela, returned to Lai the ridg. into the Cove ,nge7c.t-ir,Te.gtey l Wrk n I rryorVchre7,ae.r: "' hcre he atme to well, new residence o,r.,t,LiM-5!!3Z'L of! Tho Amber winter wheat Is con- T't ' B ;p rcp T ns to l" ' ii.rH n f.n,.-. i .i.i ,,!.. lnto M Weiss home ln Kameja to Three Winners WITH THE increasing demand for this famous hose, Falk are ., pleased to present these three popular weights of Holeproof hosiery. Smart Fall , shades may be had in all three numbers and " with the privilege of the use of the Holeproof color chart your hosiery problems are easily solved. . ''''.' ''' W0UW It not be barbarous and Criminal for .the world: to 'y fashion and with very little effort try. It yields light and shatters badly tn.8wlnter. "Fe; Sh ls e ra-i -,'; , . . . -, . , . -. ' i-established a pleasant fcellnir of con- I . . - ' ' , mother of Herbert and Nancy Casf eel, buni ;or .otherwise destroy, and., waste, surplus food when -., "done" between ? tnem Tmce' XJl Sto-yuMs'-iitio-'--'" ': l"ll! " Kameia grocery 'fiUCll a large proportion bf its, inhabitants are constantlv in!''Ana "atl '"' -.to.oboy ommaiuls.(Frjm; Observer, Sat., Aug. 28, 1020), fSf;, , ; .J' I:,.' lans for. the Chr stlan Endeavor ..." " " w V.ntlnn In h h H ., ' w.ll. at present 3003 Service $1.95 An all-silk, hose of serv ice weight that will give perfect satisfaction. This is a finely knit hose of beautiful quality and full length, .i it :; t; 2243 Service ' $1.50 . A semi-service hose with the appearance of chiffon but extremely service able, at a popular price, , too. In all the Autumn shades. : .!-..- 4063 Chiffon " $1-95 - It is smai't,.to bo. '"dull", in Holeproof. This is the new dull finish grenadine twist chiffon hose every body is talking of iiow " 1 , a - , , . i, . , .avc'.'unaer , tnreat, oi punisnment, - e Want? Why could. not a ' foundation'.' be nstliblishrrl hv f.hiVMiamed to.. respond .to friendly sug- con various COUlitries to buy up the, Surplus ,fpod l and distribute u.soip.lnary.sttuaMon became lessFn it to those. Who are in need?' . " -,' ' !'u- ,1 fj-oquont.! By, the end of, tho summer, o, I . ' ' I .IniMm fniil.l. hn. .nmttit aH ntt tn n in.ir 11 and 13, are nearly completed. tnp tuturc, too last man. tram, i ..iiu tutu,.-, nit- inn. vram, rtj, 6. which is duo ln,U Orande at ,"?!; . of La Orande. ; was-in Kamela. on business on Mon- ' A TARIFF CONSEQUENCE Junlco could bo, .counted on. for a JQ;30 p. m W(ll carry n coaoh ifrom ivilllng:,oooportye spirit. , , , . HuntUigton., ; , : , . , : , , So. Janloo turned .out. not to bo a . Practicallv one. million 'rialinni j)lrol)Iom after all. Bho was .simply, , worth of equjpmenli .w'H be added to v't! . .'5n?'fon on. Tuesday, to have sonic 'to modem, harvcstltng-machinery, v.:.:! quired two Aribic!manuscrints: In He .V...,.? ;, v ,,.,. v, , , , ' .J',' r . jbrcw sonptTOvnc.ls ''the Sclencs'- Fair-minded nrirsnns linvo roRoi-vofl inrlirmonf ihn ....... child who had an unlucKy break In the second division of .the o. W. H. ' jH.to..nw ' wv, in.y nossessllic a fnvnrnrt vnimirpr, nlntot- n .. .i w ,tthin .- . n. Mr. nnri Mrs. C K. Thoriiburn am: i-Oturned' to hAk lionte, .In. Pint. Rnelr i . . ... . ' "'f. .".v.u ;uui.bt-i oio.c. hiiu n.. . wimin ine nexv lew days, . . . . r . . .... , ... . r .lunxi law unill tney nave seen It 111 operation. It lias HOW! J"" sullen, resentful ways wore- HW when tdri extra large malley -cosines "on' 1UJ' arove, o emigrant ppnngs mi. mm mro. wosigaw. jbceil in;force. Jong enough for them to beg n forming' the r of ibvc she felt at home. ? pu. V BC.mc ."erc',-nlc dinner with Mr. and Mrs D. Baker, was a guest on. Monday m judgment. 1 1 J , ? " V.HJ .HQ UIUI1II..JT '.IIDUUII- htlPKA nf- inn, .Itl.rinrntnnrllnir. ari.ilt. In I me sugar maptxt s already aiding them in that directiorii-'woT '"""'' ONE VEAK AOO' Clark Wood ,;;:-Says;--: jl'lie tariff law boosted the duty on sugar from 1.76 to 2,cehtH:' :tr pound for the express puiposo of raising the sugar p'riee- jto benefit domestic producers,' yet since Juno 17, when the ' jtaiiff law becamia effective, the average price of raw sugar,, jfit New York has been 34 cents a hundred pounds lower than jtiuimg the six months prior to that time. Hie net result is that the preferential has given to domes tic siijviu' producers none of the benefits promised them dur jing the tariff debate over sugar. Least of all arc the beet suigai- farmers helped. i. . SuPl'lv ad demand have controlled the price, not the tar- p0onir,rurr,n,b;itehetlVoOoPr: r. .n emargca world production is a factor. Reduced con- hi, rubber nck gumption of sugared luxuries is another factor I ' Tho nou (-..iff i r i . . Is ton good for the old?" asks Tho new laiut law so far has given us low sugar prices DRcst- Probably not so good as tan- ror the nroduceiv lint lw,i,E ,.t t. ui..i.... . miiB lor the young. , ; ' -....u., Ui vuc mailer tiuiii me price ju . practically the same to the consumer as in the past. ! The man who believes that he must mako a choice of evils usually finds a large assortment to choose from. ... niiu ... t. uic.w, u.uvv .u i, . , , , .. 1 . 1 1 1 7 . ; ' , 7 Ihrrw Kp.r nt. .Tlii. nnr ' uranuo on l-uesday. .. ,. . ... . r- ana Mrs. uui westgate, .or Pilot Modern -.American , baklnR equlp-of 'Logic.", bv the Arabic. nhilosoDher. - Mr,, and Mrs. T. Barton and son., "ock. were Kahuna, .visitors oif Tueu ment Is' being. widely Installcd-lu New. i Abu Hamld Algosajr the other a sum Karloe, also. Mrs. W. Brown, , of Ka-' day. Blaine I CasteeJ. ) whd Has ! been Zcolund. famous for Its taste . for;;mary of the Aristotelian phirosophy-' mela, spent Tuesday In La Orande. '...J visiting .his .cousin. ,HccberL Costoel. , bread and cake. ioy the same author dating from' 1498 ' i.l)i.-! ill-.: I' -- ,,. . y from JEHUflAI.RM. IIP1 Thp --.Inwlsli . Nn. f.msnv' frirhia anil ' Vvf.tnri vilnntntlnnii- at tllC flnnql n..H tTnlon.all. l.lh.nH. k nn- i... tn,l. ..'ml I n ' ''' Wylle and daughter, Virginia, of La .'J. Clouston home here. - - ------ , ' ' . ' . ..3'rxw i ...,-. . ..... . ,:uranae. wno wero camoinK mere. mid. x-iuivuue wuub, oi nucinccn. i. Mvraa WaM''t? the iMrf'ln in). B- Horrla, of Kamela, drove to ta Wash., iCaughtcr ofMr. and Mrs. H.;' aborqueen contes ? ttas rhS?nlng Orande on Tuesday. . - .' .' ;- , Stod.. ,.of.f .kamrti.'.'.ls expected', hero The Schi Oregon ooen hSrMs'hoe- -Mr' nd Mrs. O. O. Schubert' and' this ,wcek,foiv,a short .visit. Her . son,'; tournament wl bo SlrtM S daughter. Lillian and grandson, Don-1 Richard. who".a been, visiting- his, J?"....-.";. 8 ' " aid Johnson, drove to La Orande on 1 grandparents hero for a few weex.i. .limit t n-'KiWi. i t, Tuesday where they spent a short i will return home with her. orande boy'but now oil" tnl sloping. .... . . . - Mrs. J. Baker f Wj.j United Btates now and a fellow of- Mr' BnQ Mra- ,v- u,,u """ """-" mw'iniii .t.i...ra m- . ynitco Btates navy, ana a lenow oi H.i ,.. m.,.,.... n sm. itnth whn iMm. Bakni-.ta nnnoHrin their home thcrp. ConviviiU group h to Red a bull fight performances at Cleveland, O., yeBter; ln a Los Angeles plaza and tho man day. who played the bull was takon to a. ' : r llOSUltnl With lllft hlflo full nf rtnrtn ' . ' It's ft siife assumption that when ho berKh in a Series of breath taking air ?tve"lnB ftfterJtfe0dT p?r8rSSS tried to bellow ho could only bray. Portland anatomist has mnde n KAMELA PERSONALS and Beaver creek. Mrb. Lane's sister. Si faIOI MACHINES and husband, Mr. and Mrs. a. Jchan-j ADOl'THI) IN FKANC1-. sen and daughter, Clara, of Li . Orande, enjoyed the trip with them. I PARIS (TP) At last tho French Mrs. Kent's mother and niece, amr- farmer has hung up his scythe in Sneering remarks have been heard about Gandhi's attire, but when he goes to bed ho doesn't have to bother about changing to a night gowu. ley Recce, returned on Tuesday morn- favor of the American mode of cut- lng to their home in iuruana aiier a ting gram. pleasant visit here. j Wheat "lots." far smaller than the W. Ingerson went to La Grande on vast tracts cultivated in the United IJy Mrs C. B. ThornburR , Tuesday. tUites, now are being cut by Ameri- (Observor Correspondent) Mr. Moncreiff, of Pendleton, spent can harvesting machines. Small towns KAMKLA, Ore. (Upeolnl) The a short time In Kamela on Monday, in French wneat sectors upv.; ui.iu- wcathcr in Kamela now, though usu- returning irom Summit ranger sta- crs used by the entire population, ahy qu.tj cold at nights, ls ideal dur- Hon.- ! For years the French farmer has Ing tho day. Many peoplo arc e'.IU J. Carlson, of Kamola. went t- preferred his time-worn, rusty scythe Chicago Judges nnd officers In volved In gangster graft by : tho Zutu ledger would., no .doubt bo glad to It nmliKlv .nl,0 i , , mippross it on the gvouud of Indecent u pioDubly always has been true that one eonnral in exposure. ; , .. . . I Wo are Idly supposlnc that n cood deal of tho bellicono "whoopee" ln China must have originated ln Hu thought the next one was goiiiff to the bad, tc i i . Ji.,yuu aie 100 SIOW or too nzv tn nntor iUn vna Pch movinco. 011 thc fcnCe and get fame as a Critic. ' Musician says the best way to ap In Washington predate singing in to shut the eyes. i H being in the nnturo of a "faux pas," was over she began political hibors of course, to shut the singer's mouth. in her precinct committee in lndinn- "Polls. A(J though Undo Sam hadn't 1 I-aler sho became vfrn.rhnirti.t r troublea enoueh. he will be asked to tho republican city committee in In- supervise the next Cuban election, dtanapolis. She was hor husband's "I SHIP innnnnnr nP,..,ui... . . A cr-orrl I ti if In fn I - nnnHAtrn nnru! . - v" MnniiiiK linn COIl -...n -v- n-. b ninny respects a blissful Ignorance. ,.....Mv "rrl IMiimmrr , WASKINOTON-linndom notes A Wnxhlitnln. r.n.. n ... Here's one they are tel'llim nn k i c1.uc'1"K '' campnlgn whllo he sliiynl "" """ "' movies have tor Borah of Idaho : 1""1 " tl10 senate In Wash- uilhcd Ignonmee. Yet It was In Friends of the senntor recently i ..?'' , ' . hought a home not far distant from vf , " ""'""S1 m " '"V life." tho capital and Invited him to come I " "-""or- 1 "' "o reason Wt. visit them, and make himself wh "hou,d "ot ll u tl"' " at home. . mmseu , A riltlu,r l(lln but vlvIU,lolw nn On thc nloci. n.r . h, , ,. , 'r,cmllV woman, Mrs. Robinson ls the are In hwi niiH... T I'ni.l. iimr incir inrues nna of fruit. So, one day. wi.iir. hi 'L-re T0'' " P"x"l bas- Kot ond went out to pluck some i s,' All went well until an old l.iv . rrr,l"cnt Hoover's chauffeur lias who lives nearby, snlrd the .eiminr .n a'""y rccoKnlrcd as nd accosted him. She asked If he in- was iresDAKA nn Radio Programs i driver He Inlil ' . ....Li, ii. iii.uniM.ii, who nns iicii 11 10 i. dunce music Till ItSllAV I'lllKIHAMS Nutlonul- HroiulciistlnK Cti. : 6; or chestra concert and soloists: 7:30, A inc. and Andy; 7:45. symphony hour; R. dnnce music; 0. Memory sulo lane: B:30, Piano Palntliuts: 10. Na tional K-tiiKcrs; l0:ao. Musical Echoes; her that he vni ni K... drlvlnt thc private automohili. of Co'iutihln nrn.iric,itttiir svntcm- ft he was. I'lcsldi ius slnco 11)10. has in his pivs- Mrlnlr hour: B ;10. band: fl. feature: finally, a bit amused at the Incl. ' l'"l'y f resolution pavied V M. UDiKlim Strlnns; 10, dunce mu- tlent. he turned to her and snld: y ",c ""'clv council ot Iliiytun. sic. "Perhaps you do not know who I c'llln' ,r l,llH effect. Tho resolution Northwest nroaclfiistlng system: a. sin." was forwarded direct to President AiKintlncs and soloist: 1. wood-wind And without a moment of hcslta- ,lovcr- cnRcinblc: 111, sunshine program; I'i, t'.on came the reply: Kcblnscn. who first came to the Itevcllcrs. "Oh, yes, I do. Senator Dornh " -While Home when President Tntt Suit l.nke llv decided to replace the traditional KSI. (11:101: 7:30. N11C; 0. orRun ' OWES POST TO Wll f carrliiKO with a stcsm-drlveu auto- reveries: 1) 30. entertainers; 10. dance Arthur Robinson of Indiana, his entire service as the chauffeur to scuttle Beo. ono oi tne youngest men In the sen- Presidents. .u '. I P'ohsoly thc only member of He has driven for Presidents Tuft that body who owes his election to Wilson, HaidliiB, CoolldRC and Hoover his wife. I Mrs, Robinson's senilis for nrirniil- atlon won her the post of guldliiR I her husband's political destiny. And ' It ls this same quality that Senator I Robinson recoimlzcs he lucks I . Mrs. Robinson began her public ac- 1 tlvltles when he was In the wBr. a ! liHOVt SINUS major of Infantry In Prance. Working Ther Is something extremely polg . NUS: 10:30. Bits of dunce orchestra; 13, Health Talks .. . war agencies, ahe manifested abil- nant In deulh by drowning which i-7 ior organiuation. When thc war singlet It out from among all olhct nwus. KJR (970): H:iriuony; 11 NUS. Port limit KCIW (IVJOl: 7:30. NBC: 7:4. NBC: B 45. Mac and Al: 9. NnC: 9:30. fea ture: 0:45. NHC; 10. Cecil and Sally; 10:15. dance bnnd; 11. organ. KKX (1180): 8, features: 9:30. NBS: 10. Angiitis; . 10:30. orchestra: 13:30. NUS. , (Vikliin.l KOO (790): 7:30 to 13. NBC pro- Something New and Different! 3-Piece I.A GRANDK BOOK & STATlONftY; COMPANY and Supplies '"E have in slock a complete line of text books for both eiade and high school. This includes rural ;;s well as city schools. Book lists may had for the asking. ADAMS AVK. mmm- $16-75 For Business, Street and Daytime Wear rplIKSFi new gninienUi combine smartness and practicability JL and every woman will find one of them essential to conir plete the fall vardrole. The colors are new the jackets have clever features and thc necklines follow the lines of the unusual. DORA VI S SMART SHOP Corner Ada ins & Depot Sts. fe : .... mm rr,l fer; j -4- M l I. tn i i Our school supplies are leaders in quality and. low price. , It will pay you to buy from La Grande Book & Stationery Co. Service .St.it.on for Home and OWce" c - rPIIONE MAIN 90 j-ii DRINK IT . OF IT Day aftei-datj.lhe.. whole yeai- "round1 j 1 : In ooi-home Ihi? good mine ip i founj BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY v'. A T IVUt W&ttRT OR CCLfttKQ 79 YWt j - 23 & M ' S. Bl c 3 . p pari '