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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Thursday, March 10, 1932
(Incorporated)
An Independent Newspaper
Phone Main 600
aula
HAROLD M. FINLAY .
, Business Manager
Published evenings, except Sunday, at 1710 Sixth street. La ;
Grande, Oregon. T
Entered at the Postofilce of La Orande, Oregon, as Second Class
Mall Matter under act of March 3. 1879.
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Say:
DISCREDITED ALL AKOIND
Radio listeners by the hundreds of
i thousands have given as their chief
! complaint the fact that most pro
I grams contain too much advertising
i material. Sponsors of d roe rams have
failed to heed the warning and as a
result much support has been given
proposals to do away entirely with
tne commercial element in them.
) In many home listeners hare
steeled themselves to the blah-blah
; which accompanies radio programs
; until the advertising material re
; ceives no conscious attention. The
listeners know something Is being
advertised, but they seldom know
what It is or who makes it.
A radio listeners survey made re
cently at Yakima, a' most exhaustive
and conclusive one, proved this point.
At four different - times of day.
between 9:30 and 10:30 a. m.. be
tween 12 and 1 p. m.. between 2:30
and 3:30 p. m.. and between 8:30 and
9:30 p. m.. between 450 and 500
homes were called, the total for the
four periods being 1,945. The eve
ning hour, in which persons would
be expected to give most nearly their
undivided attention to the radio.
showed the following results:
Families called numbered 457. of
which 132 or more than 25 per cent
were not at home. Of the 325 who
were at home, 235 owned radios and
135 had their sets turned on, be
tween 8:30 and 9:30 In the evening.
or the 135 who were listening. 30
of the house to call attention to the f ply "Not at this time."
kidnaping of the Lindbergh child
vneers greeted his statement that
the president had taken a hand In
efforts to apprehend the kidnapers.
And there was deafening applause
when he demanded that congress
see such a thing never hap Dens
again.
Bachelor In Anns
Probably the most excited and
wrought up of any In the house was
one of the foremost congressional
bachelors Hat ton Sumners of Tex
as, chairman of the Judiciary com
mittee, and the man who will guide
through the house any legislation
aimed at abductors.
Sumners usually Is calm and col
lected when he gets on the floor
to make a speech. Trained in law.
he prefers the cool. logical method of
discussing a subject.
But for five minutes Sumners In
dulged himself In one of the most
impassioned denunciations that the
house has heard in many a day. He
paced to and fro In the well of the
bouse shouting at the top of his
voice. His face was red, his arms
were both swinging wildly.
Another gentleman, generally cor
sldered as being hard-boiled, added
his voice to the others. He even went
so far as to demand the death pen
alty for any person who would
threaten another even by means of
a letter.
Action Likely
All of which was ample proof to
those who saw it. that the kidnaping
of this child it might well have
been another was uppermost In
the hearts of that group of men. It
was a manifestation of that feeling
common to man.
Perhaps it is safe to predict that
in the near future there will be
Knew the product being advertised enacted by that same group, leglsla
As the mountains are round about Jerusalem, so the Lord
is round about his people from henceforth even for ever.-
Psalm 125 :2. -
or who was sponsor of the programs, tton designed to end the sort of
ror tne lour periods during which j thing they so vehemently de
calls were made it was found that i nounced.
29 per cent of those listed were notj There are bills pending now.
at home. Information was obtained Cochran of Missouri has a biU pro
from 67 per cent, of which 71 per ' riding the death penalty for one
cent said they own radios. Only 36 who kidnaps and transports an
per cent of those owning radios were 'other Interstate. A second bill, al
Ustening to a program during the ready reported favorably out of
hour called, while of the totals called . committee, levies heavy fines on a
each hour only 17 per cent were lis- ' Person who uses the malls to
j tnreaien.
A congress, aroused as it is at
Of the number listening. 79 per
cent did not know what product was :
being advertised by the program i
given and 77 per cent were unaware '
of the identity of the sponsor;
This surrey was made by persons
fclven a fixed set of questions. They i
were unaware of the purpose for j
which the survey was made or by j
whom it was sponsored. j
i ne results show conclusively that
present, may be expected to strike
quickly.
BABY STILL
MISSING. SAY
AUTHORITIES
(Continued from Page One)
AN ADVENTURE IN EDUCATION
Three days removed from the epoch-making meeting of
the state board of higher education, the average citizen,
having a better perspective of the action, now is better able j,enlns-
to grasp the magnitude of the plan which was proposed and
adopted.'
Here in La Grande, where we have one of the five schools
concerned, and where there are so many alumni and ex
students of the two major schools, the decision reached br,
? the board has been the uppermost topic of conversation,
even vying with the local financial situation. Feelinsr has
been running high among "grads," which is not unusual.!"10 ""ivertisng. 'ran the ot the Lindbergh batr searchers
But at the same time it is well to bear certain things in mindtLTgCiy t?TerT ' MWes Babv safe
The present board was created by the stale legislature iSSiSSSS"
a time of great unrest. There were the demands for invests in menm urnim u thi mr. ,ras i Ji
XL. , , ... , , .. m., .h ,,. ,,,, ,. Oorcraor Moore, of New Jersey.
Xauun imo uie auairs Ol me two major scnoois; mere were ,h nd Troid hasten the ' 15 my Personal opinion." he
the cries in some sections for the radical reduction of ex- Ichaniromcommeiaiismm'brod! d- "th" '? "fj 3" vcome bci
, ... ! ........ j , alive and sale. I don t snow when
penses; there was the authorization for the extensive and ra5Uagi ""7 y el'mmaw advertising but wheneTer lt ls. t feel sure he
... ... . as an unwelcome factor In the listen- K , . i, tr
intensive survey of our educational system by experts from ! er"s life and also In the financing no htt his ooinion was Dredi
p.broad. Shortly after the creation of the board there came of ume ou tne alr- Wal!a WaUa cated on any information not made
the slash in funds ; tint, the governor's veto of a part of the j BU"eUn- , j kn .Cnt was pnnT,
appropriation, then the referendum tving up' the remainder, i a;wushbi.l Mn-tce Kew tot Dairy" Ne-ws this
, , . . . , Here's a Democratic plan to put rnornlng and credited to" "an lunlnfr
- '- " o m wwu uivcu nun inv gigiumu piuuiuiu vi v iiuuiauw. ijih peacnaoie source ciose 10 uoi. unr
formulating a plan whereby the five state schools could be "IT S'Sr ,.abUsea .'
operated on a greatly reduced budget without impairing their postal savings to S000 and make tt The Kewa added It had -leamed
efficiencv No matter if the Del- canitn evnen for nnoratiiio- " ch,ckln account. That's about from tne same source that contact
ejliuem-i. i0 mauer 11 me pel capua expense lor operating dumbes, thlng ttM. government has been established with the b-
the Schools Was ridicujouslv low in Comparison to Qther State could do. It would make a bank ductors and that nesotlations for
funds - the highway fund, for instance. No matter if the ??ZJZ2t2 S5 fTnTst nw ,he
per Capita expense for Operating schools was already lower employees, knock local banks into a A mysterious Morris Rosner. "whose
than in some other states. These factors could not' enter in. r.hTng sTe dill VTL
The board had five schools on One hand, and a badlv reduced congress will suggest is that the pos- Lindbergh home, the News said, and
budget on the other. The cut in the budget, whemer wise ? "1". oT,!:
or not, had been made. It remained for the board to See What ought to be done with postal formant. are cow near conclusion.
that operation costs were confined to that limit. iuJ,J
; The outlined plan is generally knon. In a plan of such TrJ l
immense proportions it is unthinkable that in every instance designed onginauy for the benefit of ,ln? wtth the chUds release-
wov uiuig una urcu uune huu inui il LUiitauis no nils- e ....p Lindberghs
Miss Gow at Lindbergh Home
Miss Gdw is at the Lindbergh
tate. -Im answer to a question two
days ago'as to what she was doing
there, the reply was: "She la per
forming her usual duties." Miss
Gov's "usual duties" are the care
of Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr.
The sketchiness of the police replies
to questions concerning the search
has made detailed inquiry unpro
ductive.
The early morning questionnaire
revealed that the handwriting of
Henry (Red) Johnson, sallorman
friend of Miss Cow who Is held for
questioning by Newark police, had
been checked against that on post
cord messages to the Lindberghs in
tercepted at Newark, South Orange,
N. and Hartford. Conn., and that
the handwriting was not the same.
The police said that there was an
interval of twenty minutes between
the discovery of the kidnaping the
light ol March l and the notificsw
Uon of police.
Baby Not Found
In reply to a question: "Has the
baby been found and taken to an
Institutionr the answer was "No."
The police were asked:" "Was Col.
Schwarzkopf correctly quoted yes
terday when . he was understood to
say: "The present condition of Mrs.
Lindbergh's health is one where we
cannot interfere with the privacy of
the family?' There was no answer
to this question.
Mrs. Lindbergh was up and about
the estate yesterday, appearing with
her mother, Mrs. Dwlght Morrow, and
Mrs. Breckenridge. She was dressed
in black and appeared to be In good
health.
Colonel Lindbergh continued his
restless walks about the estate. His
spirits seemed Improved, and he was
observed playing for a moment with.
tne utile terrier which tramps the
woods with him.
In view of the announcement yes
terday that "progress" had been
made In the search, the police were
asked last night if the progress had
been continued. The answer was:
"Situation about the same."
Despite dl the activity, the rumors
and hints, the one fact remained:
The Lindbergh baby is still miss
ing.
Rumors that the kidnaped Lind
bergh baby had been found within
five miles of this village or that the
LOCAL BRIEFS
Mrs. IliU Better
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Hill are quite
relieved over recent word from their
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Thomas H11L
of Los Angeles, who has been critic
ally 111 of pneumonia. Mrs. H1U
passed the crisis safely and is now on
her way to recovery, according to
reports.
Scout Band to Rehearse
The Boy Scout band will meet for
regular rehearsal Saturday morning
at 10 o'clock. The director. Rev.
Paul M or Urn ore. states that ail boys
who have not signified their inten
tion to Join the band should do so
as soon as possible. Those who have
not yet secured instruments are asked
to let him Know a- once what in
struments they prefer so that be can
help them get a suitable one. Every
indication points to a splendid scout
band that will be a credit to the
community and a benefit to every
boy who participates.
.Make Short Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman B. Ken nan
arrived In La Grande yesterday morn
ing from San Francisco for a short
visit at the home of Mrs. Kennan's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Nied-
erer. They left later In the day for
Baker where they will be at home
to their friends at 2015 Grove street.
Stock Market Is
Barely Steady
NEW YORK. Mar. 10 VPi The
stock market held barely steady to
day despite the adverse showing made
by U; S. Steel's unfilled tonnage fig
ures. The market sagged a little, but
net losses at the finish were largely
fractional.
Turnover was only 1,100.000 shares.
A few shares closed a point lower,
Including American Can, DuPont and
North American. U. S. Steel, General
Electric, Santa Fe and Westing house
were off fractionally.
American Telephone rose nearly a
point. Lorillard gained a point and
International Silver and .-Auburn,
closed about 3 higher. There were
child was being brought in on a train ! some buying In Alaska Juneau and
Noranda,
from Chicago were denied from the
Lindbergh home today.
In accordance with the procedure
established by police the press sub
mitted, a list of questions about the
case shortly after 8 o'clock.
It has been customary for police
to confer on the question about an
hour in some Instance showing them
to the Lindberghs. This morning.
however, two of the questions were-JJ'TQ EXTERS RCE
The first was: "Has baby been
found five miles from Hopewell?"
The police answered "no.
The other question read.:. "Is baby
being returned, now on train from
Chicago?"
"We have no Knowledge of lt," po
lice replied.
An hour and a half after the ques
tions were submitted answers were
Jose Russo. Indianapolis driver,
was the first man on the motor
speedway this year.
The Dallas Steers of the Texas
league will have four regulars whose
1931 batting records average .340.
FOR POSITION OF
COUNTY ASSESSOR
(Continued From Page One)
Mr. Hug's platform Is: "Peaceful,
contented, happy people must have
honest service, which is my policy."
Following the announcement sev
eral days ago that Circuit Judee J.
telephoned out from the Lindbergh W. Knowles would be a candidate for
house. Asijte from the two answered re-election, there has been some talk
rar 1 1 of "M; lie ucst Ions and answers of opposition developing. So tar the
were:? - j narries 'of'Ernes't R. Rlhgo and" John
Is Colonel Lindbergh on the verge 1 3. Hodgln have been mentioned but
of nervous collapse? . j no statements have been forthcom-
No. ing.
Has the baby been returned? Iemocrats Plan Full Slate
No. I So far but little has been heard
Philadelphia police teletype reports ; from the Democratic camp, with the
New York wants Michael Bennito and exception that Clint Haynes has an
two accomplices, Caoll and Morgan- nounced his candidacy for sheriff,
elli, for kidnaping and robbery. Is j Victor Eckley is expected to seek
there any connection with tha Llnd- t re-election as legislator. Walter M.
bereh case? fierce has become a candidate for
We do not know, investigators still congress and E. A. Sayre. county
out.
Anne Worried Sick
Anne Morrow Lindbergh has been
school superintendent, is expected to
seek re-election.
Frank Owsley Is chairman of the
bv three men. including
n .... ir pt nn mnnev out 01 cuiirt? ixks w
lanes. rersonaUy, we question the wisdom of discontinuinc- and foW . u has resulted m timtd " a1 congress
V, . ,: t. t.t ....... ... ,. . , l"""- . sam.
mo owiuu, ul juuiiiniisiii uwause uie neia was unuiea , as ry-v , The newspaper account sets forth
though that were the only field in our educational system ?J Snt
However, we believe that citizens of Oregon, in the main,
have confidence in the sincerity of the board and realize the
magnitude of the task which faced it Most people are will
ing to believe that any mistakes made were errors in judg-
Oonralhs Gaxette-Tlmes.
(which was March 1). and Installed
ha men. necessitating the moTtng of
s:a:e troopers to the Lindbergh
garage.
Rosner Powerful
Rosner's connections with the
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS AKE
BLAMED FOR HUSH TAXES
Blame for the mounting cost of
f government In the United Suites rests
i nlrnnst nttr1i- tir.in r.4f inri lnr-.it : ... . .
, ....... I' ; " T KltU IU i . t -1 . ('
ment Which Will be Corrected when discovered. If the plan Ssorernments. rather than the federal and powerful. His value in the
proves to be an evoensiw eonnnmv wp rp milfiftPlit th-ir dmlnUtration. according to Ckfden , search was expected to be great pro-
ii! . expensive economy , we are comment, tnat u MUK tlng wreta ot the UflJ. Tlded the kllnjlplng re aoae by
the intelligent and progressive spirit of Oregon people will (ut. (any organized gang of criminals: tor
Between ivj ana cost 01 i nis contacts wouia lead mm o iriem
ernment Increased more than two ' ultimately.
bllltoo dollars. "Of this huge In- j The Xews went on to say that
f i , , . I crease, tie savs. otny . j uur.umi j auuc motor trips
Uregon at present, and this piece of daring on the part of , million is represented or the in- j to and from the Undoerh estate
the state board of higher education will continue to attract i", 5i!l,ri?J,-:oennWdT!?
for by increases In state and local ; Lindbergh's counsel and confidant.
4 laies." Local governments hate tx- j In substantiation, tt published a
pended "a great deal more tfcan their paotograph of the two which lt said
current revenues permitted and have i i-xea Monday night, and stated
financed the dlllerence by borrowing that the tTO "re photographed again
see that it is altered.
In any event the educational eyes of the nation are upon
the attention of educators everywhere. A plan which will
meet a 52.1S1.000 shortage in revenue in one year, withoutl
threatening the efficiency of the educational system, is not
to be conceived every day. ' i
BRITAIN r AYS ' t
bngiand has arranged to pay and cancel before maturity (
5150,000,000 of her S200.000.000 one-year credit advanced
by a syndicate of 110 American banks. Last September,
when England had 5t,")0,000,niio in gold reserves, her credit
obligations abroad Were for an equal amount. On February
1 the Bank of England paid Uick 5250.0: "O.iKW placed to its
credit by American Federal Reserve banks and the Rink !
of Fance. This will be brought up to S-tixx KX when the ! ,
V4t..: a : . ' . - IP
on a wholesale scale."
The only ellective means of check
ing governmental waste In tne states
and cities, says Mr. M!lis Is in an
aroused public opinion which will
Insist upon economy. Southwest
ern Oregon News.
en route to another ren-
In Washington
yesterday
dezvous
-Yesterday's meeting had been
counted on to clear siray the final
obstac.es to the baby's return to the
white home on Sourhvnd moutuam,"
the newspaper said, "but the plans
failed."
Mate Poller "Know Nothing"
StAte police, confronted with the
story published by the Daily Xews,
said shey knew nothing of ar.y R-r-er
at th? Lindbergh home cor of
any newt;:ions "in the final stage"
for the baby's return.
one official said that If the kid
By Herbert Plummcr
WASHINGTON JVrhaps In no
frt-U.' i (Place wis mere a quicarr or niore taping were don by orcanized cnni-
lonncoming: payment is made to private American Kinks, pronounced reaction to the kidnap- ns. lx TO doo by orie
and England's gold reserve still lv StfrtrtOoooon iitp 01 tbr ChTl Augustus und- ,fcap lour such groups m nw York
. . ."VTWV. (bench Jr, than In the congress of .. city, and tt underworld go-be-
Amencas interest in this remarkable bit of B'itih fin-'"1 umtcd states. itwwns would be tn th be: pc:t.on
ancing is two-fold. The release of 51-WhKXOOO 'for' other vZ?nt'&'L?l. JL
purposes of American banking will eae the financial situa- " ul:n nooD ,!w ,oUiwtr- diyi
Frc-m a source tt regards as reli-
tion at ,, . ...J t. .-..I : . . . - ! mdunatlon by j ,b tt Associated Press heard Ust
----- .....,.v uu gcun.-iin.uv is a Mixing ina;catMn that
Rritain's financial emergency is receding, an improvement
iruu snoum le reflected in the tleUl of international finnnro ?manls that steps be taaen to pre- they deem the time -nrorUe
ittni toe irvuiinj.T i "-- sate. ir.e Xicnapers are rewrted to
rgh. they wtll
in which the United States is buried up to the neck.
England's rennvnwnt (in lss thnn iv mr.ntV.a c. .
off Uie gold standai-d) of J? -100.000.tXM with less than V
senators and represenutlves besaa j niiht that the abductors had arf-r-ovt
(to pour lorth. j CW. Lindbergh they did not as vet
Expressions or acw ana de- Jeel tt sale to deal with hun. When
, vmuji .... t t.r uira v. Liat:
i-."KUtlias repayment (111 less tnan SIX months nfW more oatspcen la ta house ihanideal -.tn him.
1 m tn senate.
1 . faAfh.l,v rocfTessmen Tied arlth
000,000 reduction in gold reserves is a notable achievement !'""" cd Ktandiatters there m
It is iiv keeping with the high traditions of British finance Ts'yai t-yearid oeorce
and proves tht Pntriar. ; tni a wnrft 1m t: Oer ot Mt Jersey, a father and
- -- . iiaut.-v.
Th press corerence with state
povice early today rerealed tiiat the
authorities hare no as yet elim
inated Betty Oow. the chUd s nurse,
"front any consideration." When
asked 11 a definite statement could
literally worried sick by the continued ! Democratic county central committee
absence of her baby. -
Sne spent all of yesterday upstairs , ' 6 1"-
rn her room with her mother. Mrs. .77; ,T
Dwlght Morrow, coming down onlr Hf" now th", "Jf J000
for lunch. She obviously had been nar0 a complete ticket lor the prt
.irt. ' ; niary election, although no candi-
r-nv.".i . t dates other than those mentioned
.hfT . ,h of; above have announced their can-
V , VS Y "lie to the Observer or to the
Sourland mountain, sorting and read-! cjert.s omce
lng maU He had his lunch with a; There rzaor however. that Sld.
group of state troopers and deted-j neT u Thompson, local service sta-
I tion operator, may run for county
The troopers prepared today to con- j c,tr); Mrs. Henry McGoldrlck rffay
Unue a fine-comb search ol the ; cnter the race for the nomination
scracgly terrain surrounding the for county treasurer, and reports are
Lindbergh home. that friends ol Chris Johnson, of
j North Powder, are urging him to
SPITALE CHILDREN THREATENED run for county commissioner. Other
NEW YORK" r in in Th- rumors are tliat James D. Slater Is
Evening Post says the two chUdren ! consider1 ur?e '-i!nd to
MEN'S STORE
"TEN DOLLAR STYLE"
IN
SHOES FOR MEN
. $5 AND $6, .
SHOES that combine extreme comfort and handsome style
Many popular models in black and brown You'll like the
new sport oxfords too with their black and white and nice
deep brown and tan combinations. These new styles are now
shown' fn our men's windows.
During the' night snow fell to a
depth of an- Inch and a half. The
temperature dropped to 25 degrees
last night.
SNOW FALLS HERE
Half an Inch of snow greeted early
risers in La Grands this morning, the
result of a storm that continued
through most of the night, although
It never reached very great intensity.
Last night's minimum was 29 above.
one degree warmer than Tuesday
night. Precipitation for the 24 hours
ending at 7 o'clock this morning was
.08 of an inch.
boat with seven men aboard, has
been missing since Monday.
The little vessel, out of Cape May,
was sighted Monday off Cape Hen
lopen, Delaware. She was drifting
and apparently her engines were out
of commission.
GEORGIA CHILLY
ATLANTA. Ga., Mar. 10 OP) Win
ter blasts from the upper Mississippi
valley brought ice, snow and sub
freezing temperatures to parts of
every state in the south today. Ashe-
vnie. k. c had a low of 10 degrees.
Atlanta'15. and Louisville. Ky 12.
Heavy-damage was feared for truck
and berry crops in parts of Ala
bama, Georgia and Louisiana, to
sugar cane in Louisiana and to fruit
crops in Tennessee and Arkansas.
Florida experienced its coldest
ORCHARDS DAMAGED
DALLAS, Match 10 W) Damage
to Texas orchards and farm crops,
already estimated at hundreds of
thousands of dollars, was further In
creased as the most severe weather of
the winter again sent temperatures to
sub-freezing levels over much of the
state today.
COST 85 CENTS TO PUT
RHEUMATIC CRIPPLE
BACK TO WORK AGAIN
Now Joyously Happy
While all his family looked on In
astonishment and all his friends were
amazed, one man took, all the paJn,
swelling and agony from his tor
tured Joints in 48 hours and did
weather of the winter, as tempera- "V." .
Allenru you can do the same.
lures dropped to below freezing as
far south as the central portion.
vjensacoia was the coldest place in
the state, with a minimum tempera
ture of 22 degrees.
COAST GUARD BOAT MISSING
NORFOLK, Ya.. Mar. 10 i-P) The
coast guard, busy since Monday res
cuing "conu'eercfal vessels in distress
as a result of a storm, is now out to
save its own.
The CG-218. coast guard patrol
This powerful yet safe remedy Is
positively guaranteed to do this its
action Is almost magical.
Just get on 85 cent bottle of Al
lenru from Moon Drug Co. or any
live druggist take it as directed and
if In 48 hours your pains haven't all
reft you get your money back.
J It works jusi; as swiftly' wit ti "Neu
ritis, Sciatica, Lumbago and Neural
gia. Adv.
6
of "Salry SpitaJe. who was appointed
to act as go-between for the possible
rtrura of the kidnaped Lindbergh
baby. have, been threatened with kid
naping as reprisal for Spltale's ef
forts. The paper says Mrs. Spitale reveal
ed the threat and reported she had
received three letters, the latest de
manding that Spitale cease his efV
lorts to trace the abductors of the
Lindbergh, baby.
Roy "Sol" Hudson, captain-elect of
the University of Michigan baseball
team but ineligible to play with the
colleir.an. will get a try out with the
Cteveiand todtans.
a grandfather, was the first member be made in tha connection, tfc re-
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
WITHOUT CALOMEL
And You'll Jump Out of Bed in
the Morning Rarin to Go
tt jnl fd soar J task msd lb wvM
icAs Dusk. fc't mi&w a tot of m j.
For they on t do it. Tby cciy tevnv the
K-vri asd a er a.-wvet d-vsa t rt at
th cause. Tb r-3oo foe yor dwa-r.d-vxn
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MOST OF NATION
IN WINTRY GRIP
(Continued From Page One)
But near Niagara Falls residents
saw sign of "an early spring" 13
wild swans.
SNOW AT PENDLETON
PENDLETON. Mar. 10 iPi - Snow
continued ot fall here today and
continued to fall here today and
highways were slushy but passable.
SPECIAL
WEINERS
2 Pounds 29c
MINCED -HA5I
2 Poiinds 29c
VEAL LOAF
2 Pounds 29c
SHORTENING
5 Pounds 29c
Grande Ronde
Meat Co.
W 1
is wnat
to look for
when you Luy tires!
DONT take chances of buy
ing tires on outside appear
ance. Examine cross sections.
See the quality and quantity of
materials used and the method
of construction. That's what
counts. We will show you the
sections so you can make your
own comparisons. You will then
readily understand why more
car owners are now equipping
their cars with Firestone tires
than at any other time in tire
history.
OLDFIELD TYPE
4.40-21
HJ
Per Pair
?9.30
4.50-20
4.50-21
4.75-19
4.75-20
5.00-19
5.00-20
5.00-21
5.25-21
5.50-1S
5.50-19
Each
-$5.35
5.43
- 6.33
- 6.43
6.65
- 6.75
6.9S
8.15
8.35
- 8.4S
Per Pair
S10.3S
10.54
12.32
12. IS
12.90
13.10
13.54
15. S3
16.20
16.46
COMPLETE FIRESTONE 1-STOP SERVICE
PERKINS
FIRESTONE SERVICE
, Adams at 4th SL PhotlA Mn!n 5n