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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 4, 1934)
PageTwo LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA 3RANDE, ORE. Thursday, Janmrry 4, 1931 Ex-Convict Captured I By State Policemen (Continued from rage, on) oume unruly unci wna transferred to Louvenworth, but escaped from the railroad train en route and .wus not recaptured for two und a half months. Ho also told officers ho was In the gang that escaped from. Leavenworth a few years ago. A state' policeman stopped Jlm Deo. 23, becaroo ,susplctous of him and brought Audctt to La Grande. A wire was sent to Wyoming and eventually officers loarnedtho license plate he lifld had been stolen from the car belonging to a Mr. Martin. In Rawlins, Wyo., a Plymouth coupes Audett was driving a Plymouth sedan.; The Rawlins plBto was stolen Doc.) 12. Then state police wired the Ply mouth factory In Dotrolt, learned that the engine and serial numbers were on -a ar shipped to a-denlor In Oonvor, Next the suite police wired Police Chief Clark In Denver, and learned that the car had been stolen In Denver :by a man lu; gave bis namo as T. J. Miller. The dceorjp tlon wired to La Oronde from Denver fitted Audett -fairly close, officers said. Also, Pollco Chief Clark at Den ver turned the cose over to federal authorities, who In turn notified Portland, and O. C. Spears, at Port land, called stato police here and said ho waB sending Marshal Vogelsang to get the prisoner. . If Audett had had two license plates on his automobile ho might bavo never beon caught, local state pollco agreed. Cor. Washington and Cedar WE DELIVER Phone: Main 759 You'll Marvel at the Taste and Flavor of this Home Made c fx L llxsmt 1 UC (jl "BROOKFIELD" 2 '2-lb. CHEESE puTJ The Best Grade of All Kinds 1 25c Beef ROASTS Tou get a good quality, tender beef and you pay only 110c lb Dried, Cooked ; PEAS 3 Cans 29c A new product wo know ' you'll like If you try them. CELERY Sst 5c WndhanvV Drip Coffee You are sure of a good cup of coffee from OQa Wadham's MoZ Glenwood String Beans This is n buy in h fine quality product. , O Cans 35c AT THE LIBERTY , A see no from "1Ioo1h", st Hiring Vlunx Itmv (center), utile li opens u two-tlu) run today ut the IJIicrty Tln;ttn Clura Bow la here Again ( She comes to the Liberty theatre todny tn her new starring production for Pox Film, "Hoopla" aiul Is scheduled for an engngemont of two days. It Is a specbtculnr picture. filled with turbulont notion, milling crowds, riotous color and stirring drama. It has Inspired Clara Bow to new emo tional heights more Impassioned and flexy than ever. Against the kaleidoscopic background of an ac tlvo carnival Clara Bow gives the bent performance of her career. Sho Is a carnival dnnoor enmeshed In a love (that Is simple, yet strange to this magim of men! Preston Foster, one of the strongest personalities of tho gotten, has tie lending masculine role opposite Miss Bow, and Richard Cromwell is seen as the youth who opens new vistas of love for her. Othora In tho cast are Herbert Mundln, James Olcason, Minna, Oombell, Roger Tmholf and Florence Roberts. Frank Lloyd, who gavo you "Cavalcade" and "Berkeley Square," lo tho director of "Hoopla." It Is based on the stage play, "The Barker," by John Kcnyon Nicholson. pectcd to Involve a considerable sum. If contracts are let Jan. 18, work probnbly will be started soon after wards, lb Is said. Both this and the Wallowa-Lostlno projects may be completed in time for the annual summer traffic to and from Wallowa lake. i Another Eastern Oregon highway project to be contracted Jan. 18. will be a $4,000 bituminous macadam Job on the Old Oregon Trail highway in East PontUoton. BROWN-BRITON WIGHT SIGNED FOR LA GRANDE Buss Brown, flashy featherweight of Portland, 4iaa been signed) to fight Jack Briton,-Seattle top-note her, fn La Grande about Jan, 18 or 17, it was announced today. The definite date will be set later, according to Martin Fitzgerald. The fight will headline a card to be held In the SacttJawca arena. ' k Two colossal Idols found on ithe island of Roevavae, south of Tahiti, were used as ballast for the ship Denise, wrecked, on the Island and re-floated. Santa Rosa, Cal. pumps Its domes tic water from wells and makes no ohorge to residents for tho first 6,000 gallons used monthly. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE WITHOUT CALOMEL And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the Morning Rarin' to Go It yoa fed lour and tank tad tb world looks punk, don't nrallov a lot of ults, min eral water, oil, laxative candy or chawing gum and eipeet them to make you suddenly sweet and buoyant and full ol guuhine. For they can't do It. They only move the bowels and a mere movement doesn't got at the cause. The reason for your down-and-out feeling ia your liver. It should pour out two pounds of liquid bile Into your bowels dally, II this bilo is not (lowing freely, your (ood doesn't digest. It just decays In tbo bowel. Gm .bloat up your stomach. You hare-Li thick, bad tatte and your breath fa foul, skin often breaks out in blemishes. Your bead sches and yea feci dovn and out. Your w hofe system Is poisoned. It takes those Sood. old CAftt'ER'fi LITTLE LIVEH jTlui to got these two pounds of bile flowing freely and make you feel "u. ftnrf tip." They contain wonderful, harmless, gentle vegetable extract, amazing when It cornea to makinc the bile flow tWlv, But don't ask for liver pills. Ask for Carter's Little Uver Pills. Look for the name Carter's Little Liver Fills on the red label. Resent a substitute. 25c at drug stores. C 1131 CM. Co. WILL SPEND U. S. MONEY ON HIGHWAY (Continued Prom Paga One como from federal nld funds. Al though this work Is Inside the city llmltu, tho city will contribute no cash, : Lust night tho highway commis sion, through Engineer Williams, ot La Gmnde, presented a resolution to the city commission, approving the work. The resolution was unani mously passed without discussion. Whon tho stnto does highway con struction wlthlivclty limits. It must have the conseivt of the city govern ments In order to go ahead. The cost of the la Grande project has not been estimated, but it Is ex- I I i i 13 S3 McCky s Stores Store No. 1 1704 Adams Phone Main 515 Member of N. R. A. Store No. 2 2916 N. 2nd. Phone Main 109 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS Flour Federation Hard Wheal 19-Ib. Sack $1.79 4 Sacks $6.95 CORN Standard White 4 cans 49c KRAUT Wadhiuu's Tim finest packed. ef 2 No. 2V's cans vC COOKIES Old Fashioned Butter, box of 18 cookies 18 c MATCHES Favorite Carton of (5 boxes w . 23c OATS Uuekeye Regular, 9-lb. Sack 39c SALT Iodized -t j 2 Cartons IDC PEANUT BUTTER School boy. in glass jar, Mb. Jar' 18c STARCH Slaley's corn or gks, 2 pkj;s 15c BEEF BOIL Pound 7C BEEF ROAST Pound . 9c CELERY UK ARTS GRAPEFRUIT RuncK Arlr.onas 10c 3c each LETTUCE o ORANGES 2 Heads - Ijiive Size 15c 2jc Do The finest Icjnrls of each food selected foryou to choose from Good For Friday & Saturday, Jan. 5-6 Dole's Pineapple Buffet Can ' 2 for ;. . iSe Del Monte Pineapple Slices No. ii Cilll 20c SUNNY A p MONDAY jJil 10 b 20c Cut Macaroni 3 , . 19c Ovaltine : 69c IJorsliey's Cocoa '.rib. Clin Ilersliey's Chocolate !i-Ib. Bar 10c Gold Dust Scouring Powder lieR. Slle lllil ,. You Don't have to wait until SPECIAL DAY :o buy your foods at :hc right price if you trade at PIGGLY WIGGLY Study the regular swinging price tags'. Leinon Juice Vi Pint Bottle 13c 4c CampbcU's Veselalile ami CJrtltr, Veselnhle llecf tjOUp 15c Cans KRAFTS CHEESE Anicrican - Pimento - Brick - Velveeta Swiss and Limburger for !i-lb. Packages . Solid Pack . Tomatoes Can"'1 2 for25C Bacon Medium Weight 15c Lb. Ritters PoVk and Beans Regular r - Can OC Honey 10-lb. Pail 73c 3 pan 50c Lard 4 lbs. 30e Cheese Lb. 14c Cane Sugar 10 lbs 56c 20 lbs, . . . $1.11 All Pure Milk- mi Cans -a 6c Celery Hearts 2 Bunches . . 19c Sunkist Navel Oranges Dozen 18c Any Size Order Deliverd Any Part of the Citv for 10c or Fri,-Sat. Jan. 5-6 MILK . Tall Cans .... .'v; 10 Cans 59C i CANDY Large asst. fancy cellophane ipkg. Candy Fine for parties. 10c Pkg. SOAP White Laundry Luna 2c Bar Coffee POUND 3 lb, 50c SUGAR Pure Ca'ne 10 lbs. 20 lbs. $1.11 Pineapple B. S. Hillsdale No. 2i2's ; 17C" Can Tomato Juice Del Mohte No. l's 9C Can Grape Nuts 17c Pkg. Coffee Manvell House Olt Lb. Cake Flour Swahsdown 32c Pkg. Cigarettes Canipls U Pkgs; 25c Vanilla Bunny - imitation ' 4-oz. eBottte 23C Corn Country-Kist Golden-Kist No. 2's - Reg. Size 1An XlU Can Cheese , ; Full Crejn. ; Wild Flavor 14c LV Fl our -Lily White The ideal Faniily Floiir $1.59 Oatmeal Quaker Oats . Product 9-lb. Bag SACK $6.29 BBL.S 35e Maxiniiim Peanut Butter 2-lb. Glass Jar 32c Gold Medal . Salad Dressing Pint. Quart JELL-WELL PUMPKIN All Flavors gc pkg. Tnavale Fancy Creani No. 2i2 Can Hc There will be a demand for these. Itrsnlp rattles 1 bunch parsnips 1 egg Salt Pe'pper 3 to 4 tablespoons of bacon drip pings. Wash and scrape the parsnips and cut in pieces. Cover with boiling salted water and cook until tender, about 30 minutes. In a covered uten Lil. Drain and mash, season and beat in whole egg. Drop mixture by large spoonfuls In frying pan containing bacon drippings or other shortening. Pry. turn and brown on both sides. F aid In household problems, menu planning or special recipes, send In your request with a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Julia Lee Wright! director. HomemnJttrs' Bureau, Safe way Stores, Inc.. 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