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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, QUE.
TucBday, May 17, 1932
44 Graduate At
Enterprise High
: Friday Kvening
-,, ENTERPRISE, Qre. (Special) Fri
day niglit diplomas cro present t
44 graUuat.cs of the Enterprise High
school. The exercises were held at
'8:00 o'clock. The proguun woe as Xol
'lows; ''-.'.
processional, Mrs. Nina Qit-aon.
Invocation, Rev. W. F. Shields.
; Solo, "Tho Enchivntid aiado," Phy
llis Clark.
Idtrcductlou, p. Leo Williams, sup
erintendent. ; ' ' Address, S. H. Burleigh.
f Senior double quartet, "What So
E'er e True."
. -" Presentation, of diplomas, Dr. C. T.
-Hocitett. . -'
Recessional, Mrs. Nina Gibson.
N The seniors were invited to an In
formal dance at the Oasis immediatc
iy after the exercises, Mrs. R. J.
-Campbell being the hostess.
i.'-The seniors atlll have their play to
present, which will ba Wednesday eve
ning. ;
'Annual election or oliiccrs iook rnpnuuiinpu a ma-n tnnn
"place at the regular meeting of tho m! jdlnge. a dairy manager, Is hel
enterprise woman a oiud at ino jiujio leasing the salei(tiflc theory that
Last Supper."
Grandmother's day is to, be Thurs
day, May 19. This meetjng wll) be
held at tho High sct)pot gymnasium,
and the short cereropny of Installa
tion of the new officers wll) be held
at 2:30 and then a program In charge
of committee headed by Mrs. L, E.
Jordan will be given, pvery grand
mother, old and young, is cordially
Invited to come and enjoy tho unique
program which Is being prepared!
After keeping his seor'et since last
summer, Vernon Long has written hlo
mother, Mrs! O. T. Hockett, that he
and Maxlne Phelffer, were married In
Portland the first of September when
he was In Portland on the Labor day
excursion. HIb wife formerly lived in
Wallowa and took a course in nursing
in California and later was employed
In a Portland hospital, Mr. Long is
with a tire repair coricarn in Port
land. ' '
Mr. and Mrs. 3. H. Ritchie of Ana-
helm, Cal., returned yesterday altar a
wccks visit with their niece, Mrs. C.
P. Johnson. It was Mr. Ritchie's first
trip to Wallowa county for 20 years.
BTONK AK'S OytiTKIt IllBT I
IS IIISPUTKII BY LAYMAN
SOVIET LE AI) JSps HAIf-i MARCHING MILLION
last Thursday afternoon, wltli the xo.
suit that the following were placed
in charge of tho club's affairs for the
ceding jia .months:
Mrs. J. L. Rosowel!. president: Mrs.
R, L. Porayth,e, vlqe president; Mrs.
'Russell Wade, recording secretary;
Miss Mildred Day, corresponding sec
retary; Mrs. W. P. Robinson, treasurer.!
Preceding tlie elccWon, Mrs- W, R.
Holmes gav a very Jiitercatlnff talk,
describing the atalod glows window In
Jt)0 mausoleum at the Forest Lawn,
Qlcndnle, Cal., a j-eproductlon of the
Leonardo da .Vinci's painting of "The,
How to Stop
RHEUMATISM
lj((MV i Medicine IJrlveii JtluMinwtlc.
I rol.sfms friun Joints MiihoIw. I
j KASK8 1AIN FIRST DAY j
i poisons settling In the Joints a,nd
ipuscles cause rheumatism. You ciin
tot get j-id qf rheumatic agony till
these dangerous poisons are driven
qut of your system. External reme
dies and pain deadening drugs only
temporary relief.
I What you need is RU-MA, the new
medicine now sold by all druggists
that acts directly on the liver, kld-
feys and blood, and helps expol
h rough tho natural channels af
elimination the dangerous poisons
that cause rheumatism.
. No long wilting .for your Buffering
to stop. RU-MA cases pain the first
day and Is the one rhcumntlc rem
edy gunrantqed by Red Crass Drug
$toro to free muscles and Joints from
$11 painful stiffness and swelling and
completely - stop your rhoumatlc
agony pr nothing to pay. ' Adv.
r
CARL G.
helm
Republican Cmuliilnte for
District
Attorney
of Union County
Primaries Miiy 20Hi
Contrary .to state
ments being made,
Union county lis
never paid one cent
lor assistant ,prpse
qilurs during my
term .of office. '
scmo of our stone-age ancestors, llvied
largely upon oysters. . .
Scientists have theorized from
tho hugo deposits of oyster shells,
tho so-called "kitchen middens"
found everywhere In Denmark, tJiat
the stone-iage diet was heavy on
bivalves.
Kllngo, however, . doub.ts If they
ate oysters at all. ls theory, alter
some study, is that they merely
used the shells to lino the walls
of flro pits, because of their great
.lieiti-irsuinlng qualities. : t
Keep Good Habits '
IlcnlUi la affected, favorably or
.unfavorably, by our habits of liv
ing, according as they are good or
bnd. Ia great part, these habits
of living (ire -hnblts of preference
for certain kinds of food, for cor
tnln methods of cooking, for proper
or Improper ventilation, suitiiblo or
unsuitable clolhlng as well as hy
gienic or unhygienic ways In the
care of tho body.
TAX llDTIiltN 40 CKNTH OFF;
IT tlOEK HACK TO .SCOTLAND
TAKES Ul NEW DUTIES '-' i' natlng the site was made, compli
8ALEM. May ,17 VP) h, c.,Lewel- merited the Mormon people In under
ling, of Albany, who recently was ap- taking suoh't big projeot and pledged
il polrited circuit Judge pf l)e.tlirl Ju Ipyol support .from) the citizens of
dlclal district, Marion and Linn couh- ijnlon. ;Jaic Kof ford, bishop of
' ties, entered upon his new duties the church, turned the first shovel
here today. He heard several demur- of sod. The meeting was closed with
rers, signed a number of official pa- prayer by Wernal Nlolson and slng
pers, and arranged for the trial of at ing the "Doxolpgy" by the audience,
least three cases, i The building whose dimensions are
Judge Lcwelimg succeeds the late '0 he 40 by 84 feet, will be of stone
Judge Oail 8. Hill who died recently aid have, a, .full concrete basement,
in Portland. Lewelllng was district at- Construction, work will.be under ;the
torney of Linn county. , general supervision pr uisnop joi-
' .ford, .assisted,' by a building com
mittee composed pf A-C Hess, J; W.
Baxter, Orr .piine, C. C. .Hansen and
C. P. .Edvalspn. lit will require about
a year tp complete the .building.
Oravel for the new ohurch will be
Too Hai,dy With , Can Opener
An Hncllslnmiu who has been 12
yeura .In the Canadian West sent
home to Lancashire for a wife: and
this Is the reason: "Canadian girls donated by, the Harris brothers from
are prelty handy wlth'a can opener, V0h"i? H"rl? P1", WMVf
but'lhev don't know hn.J '! Union. The pit that remains after
frying pap." s tills viy 'unaijlan
boys are beglnplng .to capture .ex
hibition prizes .for gogd cpoklng?
Torgntp Clobe.
It was a prmld moment far the leaders of Hnvlet HusMla who leokrd on u'bllu more than 1.000,000
workei-K ana tneir nuiiuren polircil into ilea s(UILre, Aloseow, to stage the eomitrv's most Impressive
May Day demonstration. iiiKCipuiieu units of ue inniLstrators, like those shown In the upper pjc.tiire,
nioved by Nikolai Iinln's tomh"ln' a 100-foot pbabtux. r;Orfctlug''tliem with smiling' faces .and. Waves
of their hands were (left ul Tight, 'below)'! V. M.; nYolotov; chulriimh of the Council of People's' foiii-
mlKMirs; Josef V. Klalln, virtual dledUOr af the Soviet hline; (I. K; Ordjonlkde, Cummissar for Peas
ants ami. Workers' Inspection; and M. -f. Kalinin, ilialrinaii af ' the Central Executive Committee.
.MAVOIt J(l' t'A01.NA TOWN
I.JVUS IN llll'FUIltiNT CH'TY
PYLVA, N. C. (lit H. E. Buchanan
la mayor of Sylva, but a resident of
Hendersonvllie, 70 utiles away. ''
Mayor 9ucl.ian.an, for a decade
prominent In, civic and political af
fairs of ,thls little mountain city,
was elected mnyor llait June.
Recently It became necessary for
'I him to move away to care for his
SUPERIOR, Wis, (VP) Duncan : business interests, but hp did not
Grant, who lives in Scotland, here- resign as mayor. He still holds the
aftor will have to send the correct' office. The mayor owns S.ylva's prin-
iimouut oi nis lax assessment to incy l cipai tpenter.
ireasurer ueorge .uatrom.
Ostrom mado' the ruling when he
found .Giant's remlttnnce for per
sonal property taxes this spring 40
conts short. He said ha wouldn't
object -if this were tho first time.
but that. Grant has been from 10
to 26 cents short each year with
his money orders,
jBcit Lighting
Artificial light should resemble
sunlight, as much as possible, ample
to see to work by but not too glar
ing. Hlectrlc light Is probably best
because It does not consume oxygen
This year's deficit was the largest 1 frmn. ! fllr of tlie r0"' 'fT
yot and Ostrom sont tho order baok
with reminder to make tho re
mlttanco for the full amount duo. .
African and Indian Ivory '
1'ho .tusl;s 'of African elephants
uro 8oniovbat larger than those of
Indlnn animals. An Indian elo
phant's t,usks piny he 0 feot long and
100 pounds In weight, .while "thorn
of,a,fuUgrown African eleiilmnt.pra
nirely loss tluui ten feet Ip.longth and
ft'olgh as much as B20 pounds. Tlieso'
nre average -figures and ,lndlvdm)s
may grcally surpass them. . I
.Escaped Convict Found .n Italy
It give out to the ulr any waste
products. Light should not fall di
rectly on the eyes, 'hut should come
tram the side or behind the shoulder.
Exchange Rates
Are Lpwer
9
because
less auto acci
dents ocour In
j the country than In tho city.
( Then why pay high insuranco
i rates based on city traffic?
Here is a clean cut policy pro
I tccting your, cur, or any dauutgo
! to others caused by it. The rates
are based on tho low nccldcnt
i risk of rural traffic. Tbo rates
j are the lowest obtainable and the
service la tho best.
j FARMERS' AUTOMOBILE
! Inter-INSURANCE Eictaate
' II. PARKER, Airenl
l.a (iniiule Nai'l. ILink llhls. '
. Plume Main r,10
SALT LAKE! CITY, Utah OT Johrt
Aiisclmo who escaped from Utah state
prison In 1016 while serving a life
sentence for killing a policeman has
been found in an Italian prison do
lug n term for robbery. Utah au
thorities havo' started a moven'iont
for extradition.
Church pew Space
Tho mlplimnn spacing for church
poll's' .back to bnck Is 30 Inches
82 or even U't Indies tp he prefertod,
A spneo of 18 inches In the length
of the pciv Is considered a sitting.
The actual seating capacity can lie
determined only by drawing the
seats to an accurate scale on 1 lie
lloor plan and then measuring the
linear .feot of, the pews. Ifor approi
linnto values six- or seven sipiare
il fcut uiny be allowed for each scat
upon skittish horses.
The frontier nursing service test
ed out the theory and found it
worked, but the euro seems worse
thun the mjulady.
Traveler was a temperamental
horse ill tho service of- the nursing
organization, and a goat was ac
quired as his ' playmate. At first
the experiment appeared to be high
ly successful. " '
Then one day tho goat, frightened,'
dashed up a mountain. Traveler
bolted determinedly after the goat.
Now wherever the goat goes Trav
eler follows. - . , ' ' '
'How to get rid . of tho goat with-;
OUt DreclnltntlnP - n frnh m,flii,i,Dh
of . nerves from Traveler now is ti,P !
nurses' concern.1. '
the gravel 1b taken out will form the
basement for the big storage cellar
the Harris brothers will build later.
Mrs. Mark Crosland and two daugh-
bere reburueu ouiuruuy Jrum u. ween a
, visit wtth-'her mother .at Lostlne.
j Lewis Davis and Jack Delp returned
to Union the last. of .the .week alter
GROUND BROKEN
FOR NEW CHURCH spending several months in Nebraska
and Virginia.-
(Continued rrom Page One) j r-rn ' ?
. : In 46 times at bat this season
was president ox the commercial Oapt. Prank Slppley of -Virginia lias
club at the time the proposal ol y- Bcored 20 hits for 20 bases.
Woman Pledges
War on Crime If
, Elected Sheriff
DENVER (P) Mrs. Lena V. Alley,
mother of seven children and grand
mother of three, who Is a candidate
for sheriff of Kit Carson county, Col
orado, promises to clear -that cpunty
of organized gangs of bootleggers and
thieves If she Is elected.
Mrs. Alley, 42, Is opposed for .the
Republican nomination by four men.
There are five men In the field for
the Democratic nomination. The pri
mary election is In September.
"I don't think Ili .have any more
trouble than a man," she satfl when
aslred If she anticipated trouble with
the lawless elements. VI was raised
on firearms and I can shoot pretty
straight about as straight as any
sheriff In the country:'
Manners Count for Mora
It's mighty fine to have company
clothes to wear on special occasions,
but it's still finer lo liaye every day
manners Mint arc so good they don't
have to he changed when you're en
tertnlnlng company. Cincinnntl En
quirer, j.
Finders Show Where Body Found
i:psleln Doing Host qf Dancer
LONDON (I1) Jacob Epstein, the
sculptor, whose forceful work has
created many an artistic uproar In
London, Is doing n bust of Harriot
Hoctor. dainty American dancer
now starring in a revue hero.
.Bonus In "Contract"
la progressive contract, n gnma
la .imiUo wlion .one .aide .bids and
makes a trick score of 100 points
or moro In one linnd, tn addition
to tbo , trick score, the premium -for
gnmo Is 800 points if pot vulnerable
and (100 pointy f '.vulnerable. The
side bnrlng t ho higher score after
four dears gotB a bonus of 200. If
both sides havo exactly tbo same
score, each of (ho four players re
ceives a bonus of 2fJ points.
Says Indian lluil IIIrIi Si-IiooIh
BERKELEY, Cal. (, California
Indians maintained .elementary and
high schools for the teaching of tho
Kitto religion, prior to the cpmJng
of tho white men, according tp a
tract published by Dr. Edwin M.
Loeb, University "of California. .
(Icrintin (lets Windfall
LEII'ZIO Ml A Jobless cellist,
Oustlv Schoene. fell heir to a mil
lion dollars, his share of an U0,
000.000 fort una left by a distant
relative in Australia. Five brothers
and sisters each receive the Biimo
sum.
German Telaphono Davtee
A selentlllc magazine reports that
In (Jermnny n number of .telephones
have been equipped with typewriter
devices whereby anyone who rings
UP n friend mid .fluds .that ho is not
at home can rap out a message on a
keyboard ntluclicd to the telephone,
the incssago being transferred to a
pnper tape on tbo friend's desk.
Army of Tree Pwellers
When i tree was cut down on a
Illinium plantation it was found to
be iiulte a residential quarter. It
was (ho home of l snnkes, I families
of birds, 1 opossum, 2 hives of do
mestic bees, 1 hive of native bees,
myriads of wlilto ants, many wood
grubs, and of course, thousands of
tiny Insects,
Stringing .Her Along
Doing his dully slroteb, a busy
telephone lineman, who can't leave
town, rings up .lodge to sny tbnt
bis dear Utile wife (who's away on
a visit) writes Ibal she's "all un
strung." "What In (be world shall
I do?" he walls. "Send her. a wire,"
buzzes the editor, I'nthllnder Mag-!
nzlne.
Prolific Painter
There nre more than 2.000 listed
portraits by Thomas Sully. In ad
dition ho executed ninny miniatures
anj about NK) subject pnlnilngs.
npitsu ;vi:n io.t fi'iti:-
' ADOPTS HIS PRANKISH WAYS
LEXINGTON, Ky. ) There Is an
old belief omong horsemen that a
goat exercises a quieting influence
REMOVAL SALE
Ed. W. Hackinan Hardware Now Located at Depot and
Washington Will Move as Soon as New
Store is Completed
Does This Sound Reasonable?
Wo c;i piove nionoy cheaper than n lot of bulky haidware so come and inspect
.'. pur stock. All goods ..will be sold at a substantial .reduction.
Ed. W. Hackman Hardware '
' DEPOT, & WASHINGTON,
Here Is t he scene or I he finding of the murdered body (if the I.lnd
beruli liuliv, 'and the 'dlwrtvercrs. Tilts telrpliolo, li-.insiulllcil from
New Tork eltv, shows William Allen' pointing oiit the spot to Orville
Wilson, with 'whom lie fus! riding at file time the gruesoilie find wiis
''- ''' " ; ' ' ' "' - ' '' -made. '
Lady From Arkansas Rules Senate
'fl '
I . TTT
It w;w the drst time a wonuin ever hait prrsiileil oTr the V, S. Son
ata when, hi llio t.tstmy-mukhiK moment nlrturrt. nhmc, Mrs. Hat tit
Caraway tho Pcmm-ruttr Senulor frnm Ark:u.sas took Ravel In
Imnil In tho uinHT Ihihsc. Slic m-rii1(Ml tlip prosltllug tUflccr's rtesk
briefly at the Invitation of Vice rresUlent Curtis.
EXTRA' VALUE
- "' uii','!Ji.. . , ..in .. . .mdi. .. i. ..i . I.. ..mi 1.1,1.1
LOW PRICES on tirs ia ,pe .thing extra quality at low prices is
quite another. ."','.'; v
When you can get the Extra Values of Firestone's two patented con
struction features Gum Dipping and 7uo Extra Gum-Dipped Cord Plies
Under tie Treadb-at no premimw in price, you are getting the most in
Safety and Mileage your money, can buy.
Prices for these extra quality - tires are unbelievably low today ; in
,. ,,,, - , . Vunii-, ' 'fact the lowest ever known.
f-"" to Millions . you owe it to the -afetv of
your family and yourself to
equip your car with Firestone
the Strongest and Safest Tires
you can buy at the prices you ,
want to pay.
Drive in today. We will show
you sections cut from Firestone
Tires also -special brand mail
order tires and others take
them in your own hands and
check the construction for
yourself. You and you alone be
the Judge. Then you will un
derstand why Fires toncTires are
the outstanding preference -tf.,
of car' ownerST''1 ;-" ';''''"' """"
In these days of thrifty
buying-r-FIRESTONE EXTRA
VALUES COUNT!
GUM-DIPPEO CORDS
Th Fitcilon ooltnltd Gum-Die
ping pfoceit lionJoimi the cotton eotJt
fnl a lliong, tovgh, ilnwy unit.
Liquid tubbtr penelfoti tvery cotd and
coali eveiy fiber, gudiding ogaiut in
lefnal fiiciion and nat, giaatly incteai -ing
ih iKtngth of lh cotd body, and
giving longtf titt lift.
TWO EXTRA
GUM-DIPPED CORD PLiES .
UNDER THE TREAD
jthii ii a palmtcd conittuttion, and lh '
two xtia Gum-Dipptd co(d pliM ai :
to placed that you gi S6 tltongtf
bond bffwn dead and cord body,
and leiti ibow ?6 groaltr protection
againtt puncture, dndblowouti. it teti
a new itandard fi tire peiformanco on
nigh tpeed can.
-i-NOMfSklP TREAD '
Tough, live rubbot ipecially compound
; d foi long, ilow wear. Scientifically
designed fiorvitig! glvet greatet.trqe-.
tlorr and tafe, qutei perfotmance.
Listen lp the 6Voto of V,lreAlole,, every
moiuiay nifsitt over .(. C. nationwide network
COMgARiS'CQMSTRUCTIQW QUALITY PRICE
Ford.
Chevrolet J
Clievrolcl
ForJ
Ford
Chevrolet
VI,I,,-1..
lym'tli ..
Krahlne..
riym'tli..
Chanfller
leSolo,;
llodice
Iluruiit....
Cr. i'alne
I'onliao....
Itooeevell
III-K.
tjiaex n.
Nu.h. ..
F.eev....
Nu.h ....
Olil.'bde
Rulck M.
Clievrolel
OM.'lil
1. 10-2 1
l.50-2fJ
H. 50-2 1
1.75-11
i.75-2q
15.00-191
1.00-21
Id
FIBES70HE
CM PlK.
Cach
S4-79
5.3S
.3
.S
FI9ESIME
otdr,tHi
T,.
Caih Ptk.
P Pan
lO.JS
ta.ss
is. io
14.40
Stu'bV.
Jordan I
Stu'bV .
Gardner
larmon
Oakland
i'crrleoa
nhry.lerl
vivin.:;.
Stu'b'r.:
Fraublln..
Hudson.:
Iliipblle
5.23-21
5.50-181
5.50-19
6-0O-8
6.00-19
II, u.
Mm'-
6MS0
6.00-21
a. i.
6.00-25
JI.O.
flSESTOME
tri
Elth
65. n 5
H.35
' 0.48
J?.l5
89.9$
10.95
II.IO
Il.fcO
fUESIME
Ire.
Clth flK.
ftf.PiM
CIS. 62
to.ae
18. t6
at. 04
aa.34
31.54
aa.se
rCndillac
l.ineoln..
Packard
Sluta J6.50-20I
11.11.
TV.
So.
ff.00-2ffl
II. D.
FMESTOAE
OldlwM
Trp.
Cash Piict
Each
J6.50-1M .13.38
II. u.
ia. as
14.4J
FKESTME
Old Raid
' Tjrpa
Caih die
Pa Pali
as.a
4.S4
a.4
TRUCK and BUS TIRES
.TM5I1.
30x5 H.U
326 I.D
34i7 H.D
36S H.D
6.00-20 11.1).
6.50-20 II. U.
7.50-20 H.D.
9.00-20 H.D.
9.75-20 H.D.
fire Hone
CUlimteRTVPK
s&eclal , -'
Oat ' tana 1 Ovi
SIZE CarhPdc.. Mad Oldcti Caihpiic.
Each ! TM. ratPaa
Pric.tKh
4.40-21 I 3.63 13.63 '. 97.04
4.50-21... 3.98 3.98 ' 7.74
30i(.U4...... 3.S7 3.57 i 0.93
Clloeber ' ' J ' -
FIRESTOME
Oldfitld Tipa
Cam PrKa
Each '
S1S-4S
att.so
51.65
i4.se
16.39
26.4S
46.50
6S.4S
nnetionE
Oldhald Tip.
' Cah Pflca
Par Pair
$29.96
SI. OO
70.60
HOC. 20
20. S4
3I.0a
si.oo
90.40
129.00
FIRESTONE do not manu
facture tires under special hrantl
names for mall order houses and
others to distribute. Special
Brand Tires ore made without
the manufacturer's name. They
are sold without his gunrantce
or responsibility .for qcrvice.
Every Firestone Tire bears tho
Firestone name and the quality
excels that of special brand mail
order tires sold at the same
prices.
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SSeaciai
Oar Braad
Caih Plica aUd Oidw
SITE Each Ta
. PiKa Each
4.40-81. 3-o 3.95
4.50-21... 4-37 4,37
4.75-19... 5-12 r. S2
5.00-19... 5.3? 5.39
5.25-21 ... fr.t3 6.63
Ciih Pile
Ft. Fair
oTToi"
8.40
9-94
10.40
I3.B
r:One of the largest magazine publishing houses published a survey which
they recently made .to find out the tire buying plans of car owners for this
year, i
In this survey .they covered twelve states and interviewed 1,403 of their
subscribers. They found that 68 of those interviewed are going to buy
tires thia-summer, and that 27.2 of these car owners are. ei"g to biiy
festone Tires the next highest is only 20.6 which shows the demand
for Firestone Tires is 32 more than for any other make.
We make full allowance for unused mileage in your old tires.
Perkins Firestone Service
Adams at 4th Phone Main 500