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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1927)
I A. . T ! - firtH4i'UIir4ra1il 'rT - ''Thursday, 'January 127. IA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ".rage" Six RADIO ADDRESS FEATURES THRIFT Law-Makers Get Rural Library Service Report WALLOWA PERSONALS -WALLOWA, Ore., (Hpoelul) H. . f Dunlap, who has been, visiting Entire Nation Observing hai.km, Jan. so an vuiueorl,.. jarmon, of i.,.,.,,, i,,,t , Week Ben Frank- I """-r ervi m rtrt or the wk ior m home at hn Honored ,r; m.- ----'M i, ,. ..n t mi n lilt I HI J II L SIJBU The following Is part of u radio address delivered thin week, which llllM tM'PH HOt Aside US Uirirt Wl'i'l;: To. l-riends of Itadioland: v J hO 1 71 ll Of Jtinuarv mnrb tho nnnlversiiry oi" the birth ofl thul grent 'American imtron Hiiiut uivor, Jackson, Mulhuer. Alultno i ...- ..... vmu., m niuuers oi . ,nilh nnd Tmiaia (0 )lot nu,)n suoneiy una innn ifcnjumin ( ,uilI traveling library stations. i-ihiikiih. iii mi uic sinio or iiH tion work and neeesHily for f he amount linked In tin: budget now before the. ways ami means com mittee, The library touches every county In the, stutu according Io tho report. Tho counties of Deschutes, Hood union this week of Jan. 17 to 1M Is mt aside by proclamation of governors ami mayors and chief executive officers to give empha sis to the virtues of thrift. Thin movement Is fostered by the V. M. , A. ami the IfankeiH ussnchi tlon, cooperating Willi 4H nulional, civic, commercial, educational itn I religious organization, nnd like wise by the many similar local ami siwe-wiuc organizations or;ma ol)!(.,. ptronH to 22,314. our rity and stale. The LVdera- lnrn.B(. of 4.11. lion in woman n cuius, sponsor Ing IIiIh radio program. Is one of Kvery county In the hi ate, how ever, nan mull order patroitH. Hooks from the slate library are wen) to public librurlcH In ail count leH except Crook and Curry, OF $1W00 FUND Packer and Banker Men tioned in Legislative Inquiry in Salem j HTATR HOl'HU. HAI.TOM. Ore., .Inn. SO (AT) A demand Hint Senator Norbald of the fish Inves llgiitlng committee im sworn im u witness hlmcif, the monlionlug of or at II... !. A. Downing .home In"1 tnytorlouH f 10,000 fnn-l nlontf 1 . I llvel 'Xi-hniK(. uf uunla. I lie , Seek Uniaentified Boy Afloat in iiam.i: IH nxi ilurmnu home nt KuteiprlKe. J h A, 'ownlnK-, of Iawp. was biiKy Mev4'ral days I lie pnst week kuwJiik wood for 1-1 urn ton Bros. ; I eter K'nolt was a Hundny visit- workers tod.'iv. the Leap section. Several scattor iiiff cases of measles are reported from various homes In the sur rounding country. Measles havo been Kolujc the rounds In this com munity for some time. Flunk Walker has been deliver iiiK wood In town of lale. The In travellnff library stations, line i K'od sleddliifr for (he past three county leads with G'A, Chu'kaimiK t we ks hus Klveii farmers an excel second with fj.'i. WashfiiKton third but chance to wl much haullnff wllh 45, and Marion fourth withdon'. Many farmers Jiave bcyn 42. Linn and Lane have each 29. j buy much of the time hauling up Them has been an inereiisc durliiK . n supply of dry Iokh for their the past year of the inimbrr of yenrs supply of flrt wood. an (. K. Harmon, of Leap, was an said: with the mime of W. L. Thomp son, prominent pucker und banker, and testimony Indicating" li regu larities in the finances of the fish commission were thu high lights of the second stttiutr of the. probe committee lust niht. Senator Joseph, franier nnd In troducer of tho resolution calling for the Investigation demanded t hat Senator Norbald himself be sworn In as n witness. Vcihnl Exchange Warm Senator Norbald hesltuted a mo ment heron replying. Then he the splendid bodies that Is alwas found on 1 he side of personal righteousness. Ktatn Librarian Cornelia Mar vin says the library is hundicupped ... , In Its work because the supreme civic and . , ,. . ... .,.,, t. ii iu ., I Will l MUIMIIUM III WIIHII l in l- cuted Is not suitable for; library IVrsoiiiU TliHft. "The id. ii of thrift, it rhould be understood at the outset, is pri marily one of personal aehleve jiiitit In not only frugal habits of Having hut wise spending lis 'well. Th rllt Is a result and not a cause, and roots liseif into the habits and doings of the Individual, and lis a: result It expresses Itself l-i Kntcrprim; visitor the lust of the I week. k H. Iteggs, of Lower valley, , was hi the bill section rust of here the first of the week, brlnglug a bunch of cattle he hus had on 'pas- purposes. On threi- different floors tun. and straw, to tlu feed ols at the rooms are dark, cb rtcal work his farm In the valley, difficult. Kmployes do most of j John Couch delivered some, fat their work by artificial light, caille to J. L. Maxwell here the Kunds are needed for printing a ! lulier part of tht We'll conduct litis henrlng ns wn see fit." i,"Tht!ii you ri-fuse to ho sworn?" queried Joseph. - ' decline to Bay vVhether 1 will or,' will not," snapped Norbald. "I'll prove that you're a lobbyist."-- Joseph; added lifter In I lielr ed cutting wood tho' first of the.. week. Several week.' monthly bulletin of new books, reading and study aids and slate school library list. More help is necessary and more hooks needed. The traveling library units wen; tho flhuraclor of the Indlvldiml.f all out IVC I, IHiMi. None have Thfi Individual has several wuysllucn bought since l!)24, und thero of , expressing the results of his' is immediate neeu or iou ne un-, llfn of frugal saving und wlMcjlta, thero being only F.04 units Io .', Uruce l'Msher and wife, of Leap, I wure visitors here recently. supply 024 stations. Acllon of the budget committee In recommending that library fund bo cut from l ir,04Ii.uo to $7fi. 000,00 will meet disapproval from legislators when tho report comes up for consideration, i'artlcular ly, It Is said, from rural districts. spending. During this thrift week there will he severul definite ways suggested us the practical expres sion of thrift, und each day set aside. for some special cuiphiislx. "Tuesday wus the homo econo my and budget-milking day. A splendid budget book for Individ ual and family use has been pre pared and nmy he secured for the asking ut the thrift headouarlerni or lit most of the banks und manyi Ituhel came from Kussla lil years of the loan association offlees.ago und got a Job in u stovepipe t Oct one of these budget hooks. Itilactory at $:i.oo a week. Now hei I bus somft of the finest suggestions Is coal und lco emperor of kliurs other fat liters also brought in a few head. Miss Arietta Couch spent the j L. Barton, of Crossntan, was week end at her home ut Leap. I hero recently on his' way to Ifol Airs. Meek and sons were. In town Lake, -where his wiftt was to un the lust of the week. They also i dergo an operution (the first of attended the grange meeting held the week. Later reports Indicate here, . I that she came through the opera- -i snouiea jvoinaiu. , Josepn read into the records a letter from Orris Kellur, of Ituin ler. lu which tho hitter charged HensUir Norbald at tho 1926 ses sion, as a lobbyist for the fish In if interests, forejd ex-ltepresi'iitaiivo Hates to talk on a certain proposi tion favorable, to the fish Interests. r According to the letter he threaten-; Uii& uotto was held for rescue ed to ruin liate If ho refused to ' of the youth, last Been beating make the talk. ' I his arms against his sides to keep w . ,a , '0,f tno "'bing cold as tho fioe Mention 9J4J.OMI K.tml wniph, h( atO0(J ll0utetI lntrt During Die course of a short, the darkness last night, bit of testimony from K. K. Ku- i Throughout the night the fire qulst, Columbia river fisherman, I tug John A. Farley, equipped with mention was made of u mysterious powerful seurohllghtH. plowed $10,000 fund In connection with through the ice searching for the the name of W. L, Thompson, j cake of tee und its pathetic hu I'ortland salmon pucker und bank-. man cargo. Watchers along the er. i ' shore stood with beaoons to guide Knqulnt explained that ho oper-jthe youth should the course of ated a fish wheel on the upper . Die floe veer toward solid Ice, but Columbia, This was at the time when the anti-fish wheel bill wus being pushed by the house; oppos ing that typo of fishing. Kmjuist said that one Da try Kflzmiller had told him that his wheel would he safe If he could raise (10,(100. "lie told me to see w. ,. ThompRon." rommented Knqulst. "I didn't go. tto- l.iie nut. lone! lie jumped uo re.-i Lake Erie on Bobbing Cake of lce -V0'1 ri.BVEI.AND. Jun. 20 (AT') , aK'Miciis fllllfd to l.lontify him. ,,., . Manlmlliill. lirlilB.' Mi An unldViillfled boy on a bobbins I An "ulrplunc win nilib-d to l''-J j .-.-t inm t li - l.''"' ' ivI'r- fJf r cuUu of Ice In iJiUf. Urli wu tho ... ,....,. irfv It crulwd j4tr hit thp wnt.T he qhnns.d tils unntlnK to illr an 1 ItfBt'UF'O with object of u franilf Kt-iii'cli by tl-s- i , (lwl 0rr nhoro for somo ! mlli'l nbout ..i.it.111. inn- ..ii.l auiiK-l mvilllllilHK. TZL ... n.icc.rul. Thol. ppmlnwl wrW. ,,llt. l.o. v.T, conllnu.'.l th,; hunt. o ns onl. rly Hi n hl.llnl. ( IIU IIUCIJ Ut IIIIIl WUS IOUIHI. j Itewiio Hulked Karly In the night wutchers liad trailed him along the shore us I coast guardsmen and police tried In vain to launch ruscuu bouts, i Thin lco guvo way under the I weight of row boats. or banked ) f Knqulst was quickly released ! reached jagged heights which stoma(-u r(;bela at taking fnod'and from the wit nets stand. n,uue hunruin impossible. vuu fipend ,10urii doubled up with . As the tug wus fitted for the jnaigestion pttins; If you cannot ; Itnlluxh t'OKC IMx'iisMtl perilous suiting through the "' t pleep soundly, if dizzy spellt at- I'nder Snator Hiuiks question- sight of the lad was lost in dark- Iaci VOH when you stoop; if you ing regarding the discharge or K. ness. , J ore losing weipht and feel old A. Itolltigh, master fish warden, .Coast guardsmen pointed out -m olltj Mrs.. Holland says: Commissioner Hayes admitted that that tho ice upon which the boy I ..j know what it in cans I've been he had made no complaints to Hal- j stood might have, broken up. and J iiroUgh t all. Get relief from stlf- lagh before the meeting at which ! declared thnt even should it drift ferjng before It Is too late. he wus dlschurgnd. shoreward he was In danger of i "Everything I took failed to JiIn CommiKslone.- Kakn. aceonling : "euis i ru:ieu. j ropmig ieiiueiii to Hayes testimony told Hullugh 1 tur, aI'l'rt to Die danger and It that his discharge was on account f was feared thut he:. might hav of "lack of harmony." "1 told slipped into the Icy water after HulhiKh". testified Haves, "that , l"ff ' precarious footing on tho Portland Matroii Has Speedy Recovery Amazing Improvement in Mrs. Holland's Health Sv' prises Friends. Nervousness, Branch his and Stomach Disorder Relieved. Praises Tanlac " Profit by tho experience of Mrs. leasle Holland, I'M McMilleu St., Portland, Ore. If you feel sickly and weak, If you just drag tlirouRh the days. tired and fuKKt'u-oui; u Uny OiiHliu and Hum Mei-k HturUjtlon In kooiI Hbape. l-iiikin'H reason wus HiiffifliMit." Tlio iH'arinfir will not. be resumed until K. A. HulluKh. former fish Ir. XanK' I'nkoiiwn Kfforts to loam the Identity of wni-(b-n who Is III in Portland, able Io atb-nd. is the youth were . fruitless. me. Then after lieannK tno won derful healing power of Tunlac I tried this wonderful tonie. Tho very first bottle gave me an appe tite. My bronUiinl troubles and indigestion, disappeared. I began to sleep well and to arise fresh and peppy in tho morning. My nerves calmed down unu dizzy i 1 -A. 1T, eported no one missing, nnd other j spells Boon vanished. 'TanhU! brouirhl mo relief and bum me up, it is u wonderful nervo and strensth huihlei'." Mrs. Holland Is only ouoof many who have found new strength tak ing Tanlac. Keep well, keep youth and health taho Tanlac. Made from roots, harks and herbs. ls& your uruggisi U)(ta.V! j r iik ihim itKiir.s NKW VOltlv AI'). Samuel JJ J J possible. Htidgetlng the family In come to a system Is one of the delights every husband ami wife should experience In this game for J927. . "Wednesday was set uslde to emphasise the blessings of lire In Ktlrunce, llemember that life in surance Is built upon thrift und whut you Invest in Insurance is never lost. A wise provender for his family und little ones or loved ones will carry life Insurance even to tho foxpi'ns;, of some other I m UK", a nil queens the of a $2T, oao.auo toilers In two countries. directing genius merger of r'-1 The Hill who man-leu n mail Io reform bill! In generally spoiling a i J good huslinnd lor some ol her i4 rl. j 1 I SC B X I I Own Vnui Home. jiome, nowtver mimme. "lrlday emdiusles the need' for every person to open a bank ac count, and also to Invest his sur plus lu safe Invest unfits. "On Saturday you will he asked lo consider the economic advant ages to yourself and coin in unit yj hy paying your bills promptly. j "Kuunuy win close the week by emphasizing the blessings to come to nil of us by sharing with those Ins fortunate. The paslois, priests and rubbls ure asked to bring to the attention of their people the grout teaching of thrift In nil faiths. I ley, I mil 1 1 of Thrill. neaivM I can riguiv was that II "When Joseph was sold IntoJi-oM over H.VOu for gMdiim mil Kgypt he taught the Kgypthinsj be got UH worth of lumber. If Ihrllt und saved, not only the ho inn ih that und still iue Kgypllan nation hut his own an money, think what . vim run do liy A wdl, by his foresight and frit- Just walking neros-s town to ourj J gallty. Thnt was probably the lumber yniil. Ami of cottro w- i irst ceienratiou recorded of a . have a phnno our ninnoei' i r Main 1MN. We hinnllo nil klmK ol I Imlldlng niHIcrhil. muring, paint V and oil mill COAL. ."' t f f t A man nunc in csterilav from lluoil itivor tor Minn iiiihiht. me i thrirt WM'ek, but we have tremen dous examples on every Bid' or us of the value of thrift. ' "Thrift Is a representative of American liberty. "Thrift is an - umhassador of peace. "Thrift gives courage lo the father and strength to the mother. Jt is the protector of our children and the preserver of our homes. "Thrift Is a law of (lod, Indell bly engraven In our hearts. Let us llvn up to its noble and holv standard and' preserve It for our posterity. As chairman of the I hrlft committee, bespeak your conpc ration for this undertaking, not fur yourselves alone but for those whom wo love anil who may be bss tort unale t ha u w e. I thank you." Russian Child Now Named After Party MOSCOW. Jan. 20 (AC) An en tlrely new and revolutionary series of pn-nomens have been adopted by the Bolsheviks In the christen ing of their new born children. Instead of Die old conventional names of Sergius, I'eter, Ivan, Ol ga. Alexandra.. Cntherlne und KUx nbeth, children of Communists nowadays nn named after some great revolutionary leader, party. Industry or political niovi nienl, or ever, alter some tow n, river or song lu Soviet ltusslu. Kor exumple, many Infants of Holshevlk parents are "bapt lr.ed" ( 'onuuunlstu, 1 'relet tirlu, ludust rla, or Htulinu, after Joseph Stalin, the big political boss of Soviet Russia. Others ure given numes based upon ltusslan nouns nnd adjectives possessing u special significance In the present revolutionary moe nient. "LIlM-ralta" tl.lberty), fur instance, la a name commonly given to bnhy girls, anil in similar fashion, baby hoys ure often named "Llherl" (Free). ltOVAL MT COAL Coal on tho roll, Happy ni iv mole. Orders tolling in riling up lo your chin. Shiny 1 loyal ma I Hot ami clean coal. Drivers on the run KIO.Ktl per ton. You can't heat u: Snow can't Mop u. Wo iniulil read our num ber wrong. It lplaht Mtow foo deep While on'ro yet ulevp. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. "Tim I'oor Mnn'a I'rlemr' Near IXMlnilry. l'linne Mlu ill N'O KilllilKf ItiilneHK. mm liOKItOWS It ADM M i HI'CIIAHIJHT t.M). Through j the assistance of King Albert, ltu- intuitu Is borrowing $400,000 worth 'ok radium from Belgium for n' lu 'Irvnlmt-nt of King Crrdtntintl J mm AN ELECTRIC HEATER For that chill v corner A Heat Pad For that cold bed. Specials Now At The La Grande Electric Co. 'I'.ei)tlilng I liH trleal" i ? f t ? ? T ? ? y f t ? t y ? r f ? ? ? "Save and Have' For Success and Happiness r Benjamin Franklin . . ..statesman, philosopher, sage counsellor of Thrift! As his birthday nears and the nation prepares to pay tribute to his memory, it is well and only appropriate that we recall one or two of the maxims he left to guide the destiny of generations to come . . brilliantly worded creations of his master mind that Time will never relegate to a forgotten past. Of the many accredited to him on the subject of Economy, probably none is more to the point than his simple quotation . . . "Save and Have!" Three little words but they speak a volume of Truthful Advice! It is not what you earn . . . what financial remuneration tlie world pays you for your labor and skill . . : that counts. It's what you SAVE . . . how much of the fruit of your eforts you reserve for the future ... that brings you the blessings of Success and Happiness! A substantial accumulation of money gives you the confidence and courage to forge ahead to your aims in Life ... to realize your fondest ambitions! With it, you don't have to wait for Opportunity to knock . . . you have the power to MAKE your own Opportunity! And, best of all, it's the material that builds for a happy, contented old age . . . free of all worries! St) during National Thrift Week, Jan. IK to 22, . . . a movement in keeping with Franklin's teachings, vc nine you visit our Hank and open a Savings Account. We'll gladly help you to "Save and Havel" La Grande National Bank r ? y f ' r y y y y y y y - y yv y y r f y y y y f y y y y y y y y t 4 y y y y y y t I y y y y f y y y y y f
