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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1931)
t k- V-' Page Six LA GKANDK EVENING OBSKUVKK. LA GRANDE. ORE. Friday, January.,30, 1931 j . -- 1 PI i'-i The News Used To Be: Horns Will Blow Crime From The Earth If Given Chance, Says LoescH TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO ' (Prom Observer. Wed.. Jnn. 30 1906) rl,,. i Fetltlon to have their name placed upon the city ticket have been ' tiled by h. Rayburn and I. W. Pauls .; . '' ior the office or marshal and I. n. ! :r"v,,8rioote for recorder. ( t "Jl.'i Peter Jacob's new residence la i , Hearing completion. J E.. Pollock has leased the City J; ;(hotl tn Elgin. . ... -, 0 ONE YEAR AGO -(Prom Observer. Wed., Jan. 29, J930) Above freezing weather In La ' ..Grande this week, although melting snow to some extent, Is bringing little ' " relief to city crews busy thawing out frozen pipes and mains. , Mr. and Mrs. Olenn Jones are the '-'parents of a baby boy bom yester ' "day. i . .. ... . William Pcare. grandad of tho Hi. Pad organization of La Grande, pre. S'ii.Bented an attractive blue and white ! 'football championship banner to the --.-oli Greenwood school this morning. Over Night News (Ity The Associated Press) " Domestlo Atlanta.. Ga. S. Russell Bridges, lyceum bureau manager, says Butlor has resigned from the marine corps. I Washington Officials fall to con firm that Sutler has resigned.; i Washington House agrees to vote today on senato 26, 000,000 Red Cross . relief fund. i new xork coast guard cutter 146 proves faster In race with rum run ner Josephine K to determine If gun '.tflre was necessary for capture. . Mount Wilson, Cal-Elnstelri ad vances theory that north, and south poles , of sun are hotter than Its equator. -i .Washington RopresentaUvo and Mrs. Deprlest attend White House re ceptlon, Kcw York Several Injured at fire , which destroys old Lincoln square ' qutldlng ut Broadway and eeth street, t.l , Foreign , . A Rome Mussolini In satisfied with JAmerlcon apology for Butler's speech. j iv 7 Slf&j$$& I ,. l.irnil j. Loeih, Mtibi't of I W?.fmfrt&Jzi&- 1 (hi Honwf CrimB Commiitlon. ' d3$ftil ' I howl holding om of duhoiM EST ttH'''S I OullwiafiwiUblowcitoMfrom TETRAZZISXI TO SING FLORENCE, Italy, Jan. 30 (JP Louisa Tetrazzlnl, now nearly 80 years old, returns briefly tonight to tho scene of her great artistic tri umphs in the past. She consented to emerge from retirement to sing In a benefit performance at tho Verdi theatre where she made her debut as an operatic soprano many years ago. , Old Reliable Come-On It's usually I lie fellow who I , nrnilil Hike n Hmnce who lose I nn n sure ililng. 'J'errc MnuloTill 1 une. - ' In Texas Shooting . Detecting Motor Vibrations As a vlliiiilion detector, nn ordi nary hen's exit is finite commonly tisptf to lest nn nlipliine motor. I'opular Mcflii'.nlcs. ...Life's Darkest Momont The. real zero hour Is wlien the' gasoline Indicator Is nt 0 nnd you nre Ave miles from a filling slntion He Mnlnop Trthiino-f'npltnl, o j Fry v. .' "If every boy and girt in tho world Wcro taught to blow a horn, I believe' . they could blow crime from tho face ' of tho earth." This - was .tho strik. ing statomont made recently by- Frank c. Loescn, member or Hoover's national crime committee and for merly special prosecutor of Chicago, j in a recent speech in Elkhart, Ind,: In this speech, Mr. Loeseh, who is nationally known for his daring at tacks on Chicago racketeers, recom mended a musical education and es pecially membership In the band, as a poworful deterrent to tho wayward i Impulses -In the growing child. To '.cupport the recommendation, Mr. Loesch cited the remarkable record of tho Union League Boys' club of I Chicago, of which he Is one of the sponsors. I "For a number of yoars tho club has had a S0-plece band, composed of boys under the age of 18, and this band has been an Important factor In tho work of the club, This organization has been Instrumental In reducing Juvenile delinquency In . tho district . by more than 80 per cent. Besides the band, the club has an orchestra of 20 and a drum and buglo corps of 64 boys, , 'These musical organizations have been the means of making good citi zens out of many of the bova of our head almost buried in 0"v wno migm otherwise have be- to construe tmtl-soclal Individuals tlvo activities.' . "Asked for a receipt to rid a. cer tain Ohio town of Its nightly pests, Consisting of 40 to 60 boys. from JO to 20 years old. Dr. 8. Parkea Cad man, eminent New York divine, of fered the following advice:- 'fllnra the boys aro getting beyond the ago ' ' vj oi-uuMf, wiiy not start a nana for them? Music hath charms to soothe the savage breast. Try it on those youthful scapegraces In your locality. I predict that 90 per cont of them will respond.' ' j In Washington H ' lly Herbert I'luinnier WASHINGTON Famed among his - tcolleagues in tho senato, for his sar casm,, his sharp tongue, bis cutting Words, Is Thad Caraway, of Arkansas. V Few rollshs origaglng in verbal en counter with this gaunt, semi-bald ...southerner, r . s Ha mama flta flnm .1 niB pocKots, nead almost buried In his shoulders most of tho time tho ..(senate la In session. , ( . y Suddenly ho will pause in his wan Iderlngs to Interrupt a speaker. Moro tithan , likely such on interruption will require only a few words, but .those words usually hit with telling effect. , He Bneaks with - a. drawl Vhin """Trauthern accent nrobablM Is the huou pronouncea 01 any Benator) coino community parasites, If not actual criminals. "Many other men who hav made n study of orlmo agree with mo In ii-i-uimnuiuuiig musio, especially the band, as a character builder and a deterrent to crlmo. William J. Burns, world renowned detective, said, 'Show mo a town with, a maximum of muslo and I will show you a town with a minimum of crlmo.' "fiE' to "'-lre wheA deaormu'slorrSw.sJern'l": JC, Then, with the. greatest -indlffor- statemont to tho effeot that -mIi W Tti Si It- is will ope thoh0so""lo Z 3S5 Si-'fH .1 hf c",r,!ti the lamt n"y ma youth' 'and put .strength Into tho 1 lt ?r ? " to wt eto. might Social fabric .AmSlco.".- ! : . .... ... . . , "W. . In iVfy. NEW.CAKAWAY ' S ": . . Caraway has bnenm'n iminMu prousod about conditions In his state nv jiu ueon ono or tno Tnost actlvo In nushlmr relief ? . 0" tll08 agricultural sections iiji.i ; 01 .the country suffering as a result j,,ijof tho drouth. ;. ,, ., . , , W 'i j T1B othcr dl,y h rM0 from his t desk to make another plea that these fj- v, people be given government aid to fr.jielleve sufforlng. . , ,. "V . And 11 was new Caraway a f ij 'Caraway unllko the ono to whom J 'sehato observers aro accustomed. E '!-,.Ho tlltl"'t roam around as usual. ''. jl.? wn a tenderness In his voice. VAi He talked for a long time. Ho i pleaded for tho little children "that S1ihW might eat, that they might -, I Ihave Just enough clothes to keep t?'!them from freezing.'; f i H. cltcl lncla1nt after Incident of r no was insistent that i j!federal appropriation for relief gvj"u" wmhm was nothing new. Ji Al'IM-AlSMN CASH i' 1 't his sldo during tho delivery of Ithls speech sat a tall, mlld-man-U J?wi gray-hatred man. Poucil moved I fast back and forth across a noto 'book in his fingers. ft i-KeJcy Bual"lf' veteran reporter or (debates in the senato, was taklnit fi S0!!1 CarBWy' speech word for ' hi.rtS 80,niltor ,,oc, nnlshed. (j1S2m .g ?"lrKl to 1,10 "Porters' K t room to transcribe his shorthand "(Whin H 1 S yBslonal Record. livK .1ne hna "nlshed. he returned j nnte cl""nbor and ap ji jijproachod Caraway. J(. ilollhil"Si h,n',l1 W1" a chccl t0' 60. ' .1 i . r "-"raway with the i ; simple statement '1JiwZlJ.tbe peopl you "owribed a .jfmoment ago, senator." ! . .1 When ho told of the inciilont iar ''v! democratic cloakroom. '.;C"'V0RV KA,IM" '"ItoiKCTHI) f,V : '0,t I1R1TI8II FILM TALENT rL,0'r0N'..E"S1n" '" - Pnsh- fS.,"f'm tl10 American bnseball . r!' Magnates "Ivory farms", as rraervos f,.- Pf talent, plans are being formed for ?m,7.' "tud' 1,cro a r'v"l Plant ;rW Etstrec. Brltains Hollywood, j L Stanley Earl. British-American act f .-;)r-)roducor. Is the head of the pro- ifjoctod development. His plans coll for , i ..J ,on up-to-date sound studio to film i :,the work of young English screen I 'j, .talent. j ilr, 50o0SoorUCUon C0sl" nr Mt'mn,;d M ', Van Do ; Wall, wall knnAn' criminologist,. In speaking of tho. afi, toct of muslo. on. tho abnormal and antirsocial mind. save. ,it ntimi,inna. somo .of. tho drowsv' .tuntumf 3 ti - Ah If fl . :ivil n w. 51 1- I ' r i f. I I- . ETELYX' VESBIT SEER'S DIVORCE CHICAGO, Jan. 30 UPI Evelyn Nesblt, former wife of Harry K. Thaw; is seeking a divorce from Virgil James Montoni, known on the stage as Jack Clifford. The suit, it was learned today, was filed In sup2r!or court and charged that Clifford deserted her In New York ten years ago. Miss Nesblt and ' NEW ARRIVALS - In the ' very . latest In Costume Jewelry will be found now at Rich ardson's Art and Gift Shop. 1-29-3 t. and by paying for tills ad and the feed. Call Farmers 155. 1-30-1 tp. IF YOl'R IcAn'ARV DOESN'T SIXO There 1 a reason. If you give him the DroDer food and a tonic during the moulting period, he. will always .... Associated Prcea photo Three weeks after his 16-year-old daughter was found shot to death in Port Arthur, Tex., A. B. Johnson shot and killed Cttls Lee Adams (above), young married man:vho had been attentive to his daughter. .; NEWELL SEEKS POSITION . WASHINGTON Jan. 30 ; P) The department - - of Justice - announced It had received petitions from Wil bur K. Newell for appointment to succeed as head of the Oregon pro hibition enforcement department, to succeed. Jesse E. Flanders, . designed. There Is no Indication, the depart ment said, what action -will be taken, or when, an appointment will be made. . Newell formerly held the post and was succeeded by Flanders. ( Instead of Worms An ii!Kli'i'. (luclnros: (he bite fil-;ilosojili6r, Is jusl a llshermnn put Unz nu.nirs. Altnnnn Mirror. , her husband, who at one time was ?0 'n you,r nome. opratt a r.a her dancing partner, were married In Jural Bird Seed and other remedies mm v . " " fop hlrdg wni keep Dour canarv slns- h'e Is appearing in a Chicago night lnS everT ,n th,e You will club. , find a complete stock of these things ior Diras ana iisn ao iticnarusans 1-29-3 t. QUAKE IN ALBANIA KORITZA, Albania. Jan. 30 VP) Art and Gift Shop. auruiquaaes again snook tnis area) to- t . .UJEU i Hntlco Is herebv olven of one NOTICE OF STRAY day. two persona inlured In aurrmmdln . "outo. .. "" villairM orown norse wnicn strayea to our Sco , . lnnna toct fall nn hranrfs ulilhla owner can nave same Dy claiming Footnotes Are Brain Work It requires real hnuhrork tn write footnotes tluit Is. to do It handsomely. And heartily. So van nab Morninc Newa He'd Probably Sing And what would the hilarious oung nmri.dii with n silent motor iir? Hartford City -News. FIND IT HERE Copy for this Column must be In by 9 a-.m Hemstitching, pleating, button holes, ebc. Norton's Kiddy Shop. Adv. NOTICE TO PAY All parties Indebted to Orooon Hartlwaro and Implement Co. kindly call at La Grande National bank and pay. F, I,. Meyers, assignee, Oregon Hardware and Implement Co. 1-30-1 t YOUR VALENTINE Will be found In, the wonderful as sortment how on display at Richard son's Art . and Gift Shop: See the window. - . 1-20-3 t. Rheumatism Goes Swollen Joints Vanish How To End Rheumatism in Less Than a Week If you suffer from torturing rheu matic Dalns sore nr.iseles or stiff In- i flurried Joints, " it's because your system Is full of the dangerous poisons that cause rheumatism and make thousands helpless,. What you need Is RU-MA, and heed it right now. RU-MA acts on the blood, stomach, kidneys and liver, and drives the dangerous rheumatic poisons from tho system through the natural channels of elimination . It eases pain the first day. You must use ah Internal medicine to free the joints and muscles of j crippling stiffness, soreness and tor turing pain. That's why RU-MA sue- 1 ceeds while external remedies and Get the best proteotlon and save 25 on your premium with the Ore gon Mutual Fire Insurance Co. - Ph. Main 86. 1-19-1 m. Never Saw Such Medicine, He Says "I've got gratitude enough tn my make-up to want to help others every chanco I get, and I don't know any ROUT. Q. McIMOSIl better way to do It than to tell them of the fine new health. Sorgon brought me. Before I started It, t was constipated, bilious . and run down. Stomach trouble and Indiges tion had me in mighty bad shape and I hadn't seen, a well., day- In-Jtlve years. 8argon and Sorgon Fills turn ed the tables for me completely, pain deadening drugB give only temp- , enaea a" my trouoies ana omit me I i un to where I feel as eood as I ever did in my life. Handy Radio Log, froe for asking. Come and get. yours. Carr Furniture 1 Company. Inc. 1-30-2 t. orary relief, Red Cross Drug store says no mat ter what -kind of -rheumatism you have, or how long you have suffered. try RU-MA it must completely end all rheumatic agony or you get your money back. Adv. This Bargon treat ment, is wonderful," Hobt. .G. . Mc intosh, All W. Gordon Ave., Spo kane.. Sold by Rod Cross Drug Store. Adv. Sir. I. orach, In the oliovc picture, Is shown In Interetiteil conversa tion with n . bund bay who Is .helping to "blow crime from tho earth." vigorous action and many of tho I I'ross, Mcasura of Progreis That wo win do anything for our selves, by ourselves, Is ono of our llliiBlons.,, AChlevciiienl of any kind Is (food only tVhcii others shnrc It wiiii you. nioncnn olncnzlne. Here and Titers A donkey In Spain tins derailed n train, liver horn ii,mi.-n,.o ,.... mck rlio' lionts. Detroit ' Frno In Shunghal Puff and Bunny, make the rounds of all the shops. They buy a set of chopsticks and they buy some mutton chops, , They learn to uso the former, bui, tho latter they .present - . . To their good apartment Janitor for cutting down the rent. Speedy Relief for Sore Throat This Doctor's Prescription , Requires no Gargling ' No longer is It necessary to gargle and choke with nasty tasting medi cines to relieve sore throat. Now you can set almost instant relief with one swallow of a doctor's famous prescription. This prescription was refilled - so often that the druggist who originally filled , it decided to put it up under the name "Thoxlne" and make It available to everyone. The remarkable thing about Thox tna Is that it rolteves Almost Instant.--.. ly, yet contains nothing- harmful. is picasant mating, unu buiu iuv iiti whole family, and Is guaranteed to relievo sore throat or coughs la. 16 minutes or' money back. Put up roady for use in 36c, GOo arid W.OO bottles. . Sold by Red , Cross . Drug Store and all other good drug stores. . Adv. Grande Ronde Meat Co. PACKERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OP MT. feMILY PRODUCTS City Grocery and Market Main 75-50 Hoover Market and Grocery Main 755-91 Economy Grocery and Market Main 573-48 Fir Street Market & Grocery Main 700 GUARD YOUR HEALTH! "HTT. EMILY' lX was our lust state score. meats are slaughtered i n a Plant which tests 97 perfect. This st state score. Moats sli ould lie aired at least ten davs before beinor offered for sale. Killed one day and offered for sale the same or the day following is not a prime condition for choice cuts. It costs you no more where it is done right. Veal Roast 12V2c lb. Veal Stew .'. 10c lb. Choice milk -fed. Plate cuts. Hams .. ..:... 21c lb. Sliced Ham 25c lb. Sugar cured. Choice cuts. Pork Shoulders 13c lb. .t Pork Loins 19c lb. Nice light shoulders. . Vt or whole. Lean. Pork Steak 22c lb. Beef Steak 23c lb. Extra lean cuts. Choice steer cuts from shoulder. Tlie above prices are for A-l quality. UNION COUNTY products. REMEMBER It takes seven years for money sent out of town to return. 6DaySELLI NG EVENT Jan. 30th to and including Feb. 4th Final Wind-up of GROCERY DEPARTMENT Specials for Saturday and Monday And you can buy all you want at these spe cial prices. Wo do not believe in advertising items below cost and thep limiting sales. Remember if it is advertised in a Grande Ronde Meat Co. ad there is no limit Buy All You Want. I'!' I Colds Cost Money It U tttlmatid that a Muffirtr from cold io rnr dayg' m tfm work in ytar. FORTIFY YOURSELF AGAINST COLDS GRIPPE Ton trb your ooay with tea i DR. PIERCE'S GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY All OcaUrt. Liquid or Tablets. Monarch Golden Bantam Corn No. 2 Tins, Each Milk Carnation or Sego Reg. tall tins, each 16c 7c Full cream, 19c per lb., 5-lb. Brick . Cheese mild flavor,'- 5-lb. bricks. 89c Preserves Monarch Brand PuVe fruit and sugar canned at Salem, Ore. 16-oz. Jars j f 2 ! 49c Coffee Monarch at a real saving, 3 lbs. Crackers Snow Flake Week ends Saturday Buy at tins low price. 2-lb. Carton $1.00 30c Lettuce Large firm Imperial heads, each Carrots California, Green Tops, large bunches, eacli '. Tomato Saiice Regular sized tins, 4 for 5c 5c 19c and One-of-a-Kind SUITS Hart, Schaffner & Marx and Oregon City Makes. OVERCOATS fl1P aa Values to $30.00 tMO.UU overcoats GH n he Values to ?40.00 . .tM", 4 D overcoats diiy nt Values to $45.00 p0 ip 40 Suits at 4 PRICE If you can find your size in this lot it is a great buy. One Lot Hats ?3.85 to $5.00 Values $2.95 RAYON SOX 5 pr. $1.00 BROADCLOTH SHIRTS 85c 3 for $2.25 TROTTER'S
