La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 16, 1931, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, EA GRANDE, ORE. Thursday, April 16, 1931 ! flatterinz than those for 1930 win be. But it 1 emri lhrf&xmbz izbnmux bserte as tjx fcCBertry. E said be ; , A-.tr,: T1 J , , i. , r i T'-f rx-ixT k iu party cecr oct S al income than in any appreciable decrease in national wealth. f,SS?S; "f L t LbrarI4 ct tie Page Foot National income for 1&S0, and at least the ear? 7 davs of 1931, i aesert parry a;way iVs i .- t i;i. r-. .n -.v .v. ,rv': to --e rjee P. B PIXLAT Mitrf aod Pnhitirrft - HABOLD M FDTLAT ' Pobliabd create except eaoday. 1710 &xtb ctrte La Grande. Orea Entered at th Postafftee of La Gnsxit. OtafJTL ms fieeoctf C?aa Ibll Matter un&a act at ILti'.b 1 l7 omdAL papep. cr TSiax crmrn a-ttj T& cm op t GRAirat IfZUBEB OP ASSOCIATED PBE5S Ttj Associated Prta. U exci2fST;j estttd w cat for reuMx ood of all news dispatches credited tonor cot GKfcerwis credned f pnbiih3 herein All rtit of re?txbacauoo of spcctel dia oatcbe In ttv piper ud aiao tie iccai nm berets eeo sn K.Uoxl AgTienririg Repreaectatx It C GO ESSES CO- tee eu Fnirwi). Lo Ar.z- &vtie. Pcnt-jd- Cbco DetntL Hew York ECBSCErPTCOS BATES By Carrier OallT. two weeks !n adnm Daily, an f&orjtha In advance OaJle dcxie copy Daily per f&ouTb ta advance 0117. per ci month is tdnca Oaily. per year to uinm Bj Mao as V OK ADVEETISIBO BATES Olxvixy tonupx per colum Inch "waj KcaJ per column tnca Time contract price on app&aUoo Or liAci tvjjiiAsic J'i'ui iui uic i j aucunje Oi - rr iije pecje cf lie jrjcrtKf ef pcrer. 84 billions. And it is jsib!e when the 1630 figures are TSf available the nation will be enjojin? a very much improved ' DOSlnesS Condition. j Srae lie eiMrv wm cot ocij GOLD STAR 51 OTHERS ! t etotcrtd n "cr roTtrtm: wi3 hire Memorial Day will find another large contingent of Gold : --.-n rs-.:T 7--jxa n.' Star mothers Eo!emnIy treading the scenes of fatal coEfUct ' -Jw2iiISL Epcsa and the battlefield graves of beloved sons in France. 'ScSi t z:' This win be the second stogd of mothers of Americans, trrecs a? -c5 a; cjilts buried in the war cemteries of France, to be taken abroad n-ca "tJ-l ins czn&i-d. a last, L'ngering look upon the jrrave of a loved one who made :c 'swar 7t2jcir ejsS cco4iiiCs Sad eoc tie so 'DEfcd ti.il ii.?7 wJre neirir ti Whateoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap- Gala tians 6:7. the supreme sacrifice for his country. These pngrimages are ia all respects a most gracious at tention by an appreciative and sympathetic government and deserve the approval everywhere manifested. Time has he.'ped heal the poignancy of grief of those near to the nation's vounsr manhood, who rave their lives in their "-7 oSU s country's service in 1917-13, while leaving undiminished the tender sentiment which leads mothers and widows to visit the field of battle in search of the spot where "he fell and to kneeJ beside a white cros bearing his name and number. Where the last resting pace of the soldier dead lies thou sands of miles away and beyond the seas, the government owes to the Gold Star mothers one pilgrimage, even as it owes hospitalization to the dis&trAed veteran and a pension I to the dependents of the dead. t-sore til t inocan. Ai ics xiz&pjcrr?r;ez.i tie director skjii ti DKnan ic ptz.y bid oile : i&ln'.zzs. tspecisllj in I'm Wi3er t,JA i& ie seiii'ie. trt tiiit tt-er rLa be?n tiro-"Z3 cr all7-rj to -roui be- sa-jd ccemg iLr. ii-rd Sir. Hcorer Ti5 fi-g- mirltd r5or cc-rd:t.CTi5 &s tiej -rtre xvo yzi tzo. TJt, c? course, Zj ccu2d ric do, S&ou&e ud. New POLO COATS INSURGENTS. FLEE MLL.AGE ; MARLNES RELEASE BOMBS NATIONAL WEALTH " 5 7" - - Studies just completed by the National Industrial Con- 50 ?vT-GvTrp fl 'rvrPT r ference Board show the national wealth of the United States i b 1 L 1 j Ktu t iOJbA stead of the 100 per cent estimate upon which the war debtors ! kj ait psscSi7"fcr Eai: ir- (coear ;ga Paje oai ! icoaocoed frera pae Onei had based their pleas for cancellation. j ArLTt-"tr-il !Sr"':" . 55i51 1:1 tbt wae- Tbes- r ; vj fXTUr. TzW q-t-Ttt "Seep Lit- Ircct lie titoa wovl be rt-i-Tt., .... AI1.,J, r-t- fc,Te ,k. t Ldj. 6alTr; orctr. "Sui-: ( oj m reseril o"eriTe- , f br 5ciui-; t-e qir.t ; Um Problemi ; jf-. ri A-erxaa ltre ml , Cefar:!2rt." Op-l'3 Ko. 1. br Ea- xi-e nrr-r;i-; problea wtah ;r,Trr--r ja -ica.-a5-a are in t2 . c-i- '"--"' ln'- "Dfcw- or WtTr. ; v. C'-r-.'S-i &s 'he figures of ti!e secliKi- KT. ori.il lur '.i'. e ."-iEKabijai isl the -wrjocnb:!!-.:" Arj-jareT reliabie report WdiT Eat a 33 per cent jump at the rate of better than two per cent a year is nothing to be ashamed of. Beginning at such a formidable figure as 257,000,000,000, this gain is an un precedented achievement. S ' i In national wealth the United States easily leads the world, as uie iouowmg iigures prove: unitea stales, SbZ Diiiions; ptlxj-t w-ji be ia m I'nited Kingdom, 80 billions; Germany, 60 billions; France, 60 billions plus. . ; ci i:e Demvrrs'.s tre iirm reiief. ;fce sa:4 ihil PjCT. KiTi Ber?e&er. of W- ; iarljf. rrofc:a:t:on. tfae z-rvz cues- trBT.. Wis a Mcranin m-v;cciiJ7 TO ELECT COXGEESMAX J -cn and imerjEpioTrsem. Hie lir. m Pnczapcuta distrvr!, tad been COLl1BL"S. OtiJ. Apr. 14 P. A ti tor-, serous. . t01l bj lie icmrgtiiti. nnLa.-r will be bel In Aurusr acd i Tb farrxers. Sto'ase t.i-Z. are wor : 1 . lrM-vi In KrrkT lr-, Iirr-. off thin tT r , 4, teouse Sail Tear tC"ea xzjpvfMzii en--jrt of OtM to - ' board waa created- Tie ta-Uf tu " ctciparei nta T7Xo5 rade. itc a FjAtjtwx to tbe la:e Xxbs-Ua fctlped :o rnais :: worse, in ti op;n- tre iCr2 worriris 1'-. Locirwortn. Cinrtrratl. it wa olli- Pro;ib:tLTo w an bvvs : t .n-m ' evuh vt-v. These are the figures for 1929 and are, therefore, vook'JcL Vjt " GOTemcr te ayerred b aepubins tai : tii caaon-a capiKrf is 13 Has llimvestted one TLsr Just -mreti. and ire la ti pre'tifcst pnel td lI:L fcttocd ad pociceted rd Jlcd tztj rritratey too $16-75 - and more new HOUSE DRESSES WlttHn Has TIRE DeaHesrs CORlIPAIRaE THESE PRICES A UT0M0BILE Manufacturei-s do not take chances with special brand tires. Why should you take the risk when you can save money by buying Firestone Qual ity Oldfield type, our service together with the double guarantee of Firestone and ourselves? We list the leading replacement sizes. MAKE OP CAB Tire RUe 0ur C"h iiP'al Oor fa.h Price Eacn Brand Mall f PrW, Order Tire i per Pair rr?,-i:i 4.40-21 $4.98 4.08 $9.60 chevuolet 4 5Q.20 560 5 qo 10.90 F0K" 4.50-21 5.69 5.69 H-10 rono. S'IZZZZZ 4-75"19 6.65 6.6.5 12.90 PLv.Moirii : 4.7o-20 g.75 675 1310 fHNDI.l:K liKHOTO i Imiici: ,-rAnL: 5--19 6.98 6.98 13.60 KiMi.ir ROOM. n.T WII.Lr-KMffUT rHXZ 5.00-20 7.10 7.10 13.S0 oLusMoniLt o.ij-18 7.90 7.90 ! 15.30 BiiiR 5.25-21 8.57 8.57 j 16.70 Arm r i iXr-::rrr -y0'ls 8.75 8.75 ! 17.00 UAKIIM.K ... i .M tlt.MON .. .. . piVs; : - - 5.50-19 8.90 8.90 ) 17.30 hi I DLI1AKI K j Sf-z::: c.oo-18 11.20 n.2o 21.70 KNKI IV Si-?M..r-::. :": 6.00-19 11.40 11.40 22.10 L. XAI.I.K . . 'l rtihAui) r 0.00-20 11.50 H.50 : 22.30 piERrciuHOH 6.00-21 11.65 1165 22 60 bitr . 6.50-20- 13.10 13.10 125.40 -'"" 7.00-20 15.35 15.35 j 29.80 establishing a great economical distributing and standardized service system. This, combined with his unusual manufactur ing efficiencies, gives us for you the Outstanding Tire Values of History, and places us in a posi tion to Save You Money and' Serve You Better. ."Most Miles per Dollar" COMPARE CONSTRUCTION and QUALITY ! 4.50-21 TIRE ! i 6.00-19 H. D. TIRE 1 . ; j ! Our Tin- Mfpflal "rand! our Tire i'peclat Brand . uur Tire LlU )lAn tl.; our lire yuil 0rdrr Tn. MToiurI 165 150 ia- 29S C ln- 267 ca- la Morewntw 16.S0lb4 15.6S lte ! 28.35 lbs 26.S0 Ibs Mure width 4.75 ln 4.72lr- ; j 5.9Stn- 5.84 Sxu MorrThlcknr .59S ln- .55S m' .S40 .S21 More Pllr at (I piles rr p!: J O p'.irs T Trrad O I O 4 Same Price . - S5.69 j S5.69 ; $11.40 $11.40 j A -'taI Itrand Tire h niadr hi a manufarturrr fr ilKtrihutors uch a mall orUrr hour. nil Cftmuiitr and oiir. undrr a lumf thjt dw not Wen t If the tirr niannf.n lurrr lu the puMtt. a-.Mih berau hi hutM hi -flrt line" ttrr ututr lit nnn name. HKtTfiSK put hL name on KVKKY tire he nukrv lioi IH.F il'AK M 1. 1. r.ert tire manufantirrti br I irrionr bears the mime "KIKKToxf." and carrfe Flretoiw unlimitrd cuarantre and our, .ou ire doubly pn-Ue-d. I All We ask Is One Thing Come In And Compare Perkins-Firestone One-Stop Service Phone Main 999 Adams at Hemlock Tfcere seems to be such ft de m and for Be: ty Bailey and Mis Spokane House Dresses that we hare a hard Ume keep ing enough on hand but to day we received a b:g shipment step -in tomorrow and try tCrzne on.. $1.95 AND $2-95 Sheer Value Plus Perfect Fitting Qualities hare made Enna Jettick Shoes for the nation's most popular footwear You need no longer be told that you have an expensive foot DAPPER T-ro-trap tapper of sci Kick fcd; tzHiitzj fceels cir outs cc sades- (Has very narro-r heisi. 6 EVERGLADES A sport oxford cf beige eJc at tracttJy trimmed -ntii bro-ra calfsiE; composition soles flue for nurses wear as well as rcreet zzii sport. on crj5eiu-fv foot" I "JWTteKjuoIonpef b toW that you have V. cn tXperinVt foot ,n,r BOWIE A -racing tie ol black kid irtta lull kid lining Cuban heeli; cut out vamps ccmonable and pood locking 56 x. jtwr.rfdrwileiptr be Jty ifwiOM Kev ADA Is a smart dull kid strap slipper with curred heels. In blacJc and bro- a ail sizes to choose from. 36 alp 'Sav need no longer betoWihaiyouKove - I MYRTLE A nev version of step-in pump in black and brown kid: boulevard heel leather cov ered buckles smarten these. $6 'you nesijno loriptr be toy ihalyouhove o'peruirt foot" BEC.M SE IT'S BETTER 'AT TALK'S IT S CHEAPER. NOT CHEAP DIBLER PERSONALS By lr. Ray Wllion (Observer Correspondea:) IirBLi3, Ore. i Special I Mrs. Anderson and children were Sund3V eTemnc dinner cuesia Mr. and Mr. Hans WestenVjcow. Monday eve ning they were ihe dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Jensen. Tne local Hit and Miss orchestra Journeyed to La Grande Thursday evening to supply the music lor the banquet given by the M. men and Gleaner girls. All local participant report a Tery enjoyable evening. Ofitclal borscsnoe equipment was Installed at the Athletic club's grounds Sunday. That afternoon Aleck McKeniie. Burr Slack and other sharks from Sumrnemile kept the shoes hot trimming the local bovs. However. Judging from the constant clana of the shoes this week the local enthusiasta are locking forward to rever.-Te In future matches and tt there Is anything In 'practice making perfect' we're betung taey get It. Imbler feeis she received her full share of the -honors at the declama tory contest ln La Grande last Frlay cvending. an account of which has already been published ln detail, and Is wishing her contestants luck at Arlington April IS. Those attending the schoolmaster's convention at Cove Monday evening from here were Supt. J. "V. King. Prof. Sweringen and Prof. Johnson' Mr. Johnson gave an illustrated lec ture on Tellowstone Park and Howard Wilson operated the picture mach ine. They report a very successful Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Edwards of L . Grande, were weekend visitors at the ; home of Mr. and Mrs. James Clegg. The Imbler town baseball team de ; feated the Allcel team ln a game in . Imbler Sunday afternoon. Imbler . cut hit the visitors to win 11-4, j Prof. Harry Johnson. Lester West enskow and Howard Wilson made a i trip to Walla Walla over the weekend i to be guests t the home of Mr. John aon s parftit, Thev had planned on making observations through the large telescope at Whitman college but the night was too cloudy. Mr. Johnson has access to the equipment ' at Whitman, his alma mater, and he frequently makes use of It In demon strating to his students. They found the flood -damaged city very lnterest- ! lng The pavement was completely ' washed out for three blocks on Birch : s.reet and badly damaged ln various locations. Larj.e boulders were .till ; lying In the streets and there were many deep holes ln several streets. Much damage was also done to the , rich garden lands. In this section many owners have abandoned their land, the damage being Irreparable. mcs'Jy on account of the deep dltcnel .cut into the land. Manuel Eemo. who is well known here, having rep resented a fruit companv at this place for several seasons, was one of the ; heavy losers in the garden section, his place being ruined. Most of tnelr crops were almost ready to harvest. ; While some minor floods have ot ; curred there tn the past, this is the i first mwr major disaster.