La Grande evening observer., November 24, 1928, Image 2

Saturday, November 21, 1928.
NEW
ARRIVALS
Fancy Rayon
Pillows
All shapes, sizes
and colors
At
$3M
ttepcndabl.
KILL'S
l('H'lllntli;
guiltily
VbIum
Standards Of
Business Are
Higher, Report
: NKW YORK, ( AP) - ItiiHln-Nx
) a laken on new dignity, the dlg-
nity of higher standards of prne
'lice and conduct, with the eoncep.
lion ff Used ii h (i servant of the
jiub;. President William Hutter
v nt i h f i In Chumht-r of Coni
jitfi -ft of the l'niil Htiiti'H de-
rlurrtl In mi
fTonvriillou ni
d'lilrcHH before i he
'a pent.
Uuslneim no longer run he ron
jtidtrtd private, hi- Bald, except in
uinClnKutHhlnfr between the, pro
V'hhm of romrnrree and Industry
find th 06 o th government, for
jmllltonH of people now are shure
fholdem In enterprise of every unit
'mill the jpread of public ow n- r
ihlp has not yi-t reached IIm end.
Ho nddeil that perfection Iuim not
been attained, (nil progres ni:iy be
'Judged from thn maximum of mi
iiarllrr day- "Det the buyer be
hviint" explain hlK that, tint busi
'pess man who holds to such mia
taken principles today 1h an oxcep--t
Miii and not the rule.
"Jluslnewa fa I In In lln greatest
public reHponslblllty If It falls U
hi'lf lo outlaw thi trickstpr and his
trickery, not waiting for thn pub
lic. In Itn outraged confident'", to
''nil thn popn'," Mr. Ituttei win t h
HUM.
" Knllghlew-d business, waiter lo
fulfill ll il!Htlny In tin world, asks
freedom of Initiative, Properly ho.
lint even paramount to Individual
right Ih tho public right und t ha
Indlvldunl who forgets thut la rg i
right must bring upon himself and
his enterprise, and Indeed more or
Ii m upon tho entire: business iom
niimlly, niitbursu of public wrath
In trrins of Jejclslutlvo and govern -npyiUil
regulation that may ham
per and h7i mitt ring legitimate
I thirty of lHinln'iiH inlllnOve."
"Lawless, destructive lull in 1 1 vo
must he eurhrd. It fnuwt In- curbed
In tho publlee in ten-nt and It must
hp embed In t tin Interest of lawful
business, Organized business must
uml In lending i willing hand to
thin curhlnff through H m own cf
form nt bp If restraint and self hku
Im Won. 'DiIm ouplrnt Imi Ih most
worthy and It in to tin Pivdlt nf
t hi hutdnndH prtMf that It Ik hrintc
1k It" InMtirDPn inont and mm o
Into aid of nnph ffftirm.
"Mon-over, In Ihr wolution of
many of our hiirdnPMH jirotili inn in
volving puhlip ri'HponNlldlltl'H of
liiifiliiPWH, (hp Hynipal hid h- at t It mh
f KovprnniPiit In nposKury. This
AND HK PAID FOR II
IN GOLD DUST
Those days have eonc and time has also
changes.
Today !'-V . of all payments are made hy
live in a new arc.
"He hanks II"
BERKELEY GAME !
Stanford and California
Meet in Western Class
ic; Oregon-Montana
;i:i:K KI.KV. '':!.. Nov. 1'4 CAf)
- A I Miv-riuy of aliloinia Hi-vwi
flt'liiiiur (.( ihi- i-lmiiti- of hiniiiK
Ih" lit!.' i r.irifiP cuiili-ii iU'i-
fii..lli:ili t'hiHii.hiiH WiiM riiidy lodiiy
t..r iIm- i -t-fi t ( x hlt h- I hut w as
tn m ml Ii iiK.iihst Hiiinlord univi i -hily'N
' ' 1 1 ' ' I i m ' ' I k in (Im- itniiHUl hlif
K.iinr i m tlti' M'-nnii i;il tladiiini
, 1 1 h, 'i,i- :, out rrnud uf
Vi.iH'fi.
WlMi .'t ;: Mi i l -y I i- affainst
Soul h' it) f,. Ii(oriil:i t If onty I dot
on it, tir (kII-kk.I'' ii-'-OmI, IIh
Ih-iu I.y ;t viruii y inday, run hi
m:il- r.-iljiin :i for tin- rliiiin-
j 1 1 n s h 1 1 uiili tin- Tritj''M, alsu im-i-;il.
n. .tio rlnsf Ih' ii ciilifi'ri-nfp
H'iiMin loil.i y ;i;-;i inM a n I du lio
' h v.-n,
A:.iifiKt ih'- poui iful iniitiliiK at-t:i-li
ol f'fuii'h Wilitiet'M iiii-n. Cal
iioima w.i) pit it loiw.'tid wall that
h:is a llowi d ii" t I !'?' uppont'tit
to i'4-H lift mi;iI fin.' Ihis ai-anon,
and ;iii v. f pri'M-nt thu-at in thf
in isiiii tit' Hi nny I ,oin. vtmji I ilt
hall). ;.rl(, wIki inns. lil( and
p.-iHM'.s In Kii I inna I lashion. Tiif
finds dn Itn-lr iopM mi Ihr inlti-catt-
fithi-. diiuhh- und Iriph- ic-vi-ivfMns
in ii tiditi l tn; iiuv famous
"!(" im im. ii ion and an owr heud
Kami', Willi (':i!alji Itilf Hoffman
to .linjr l hi- paw--?, to pi.-rci- th
hit hi M o in i i ' Una Idi- Hi-a r (
r. ns. .
Whih- ' 'nlifot nia, howcvi-r, Ponifr
to I In- r la :..!' u il h a h um f i c
from iuMUK-M, Sinnlnid hax had lo
poinl-at an ipidi-ni h of inlluMiza
I hat liaa ri'ii(- d ha vop u it h Im-i
fiiMt Hiring.
oitlf.ON S. IONT,A
Kl CK.N't;. (m-., Nov. 'J 4 tAI') -Witti
imuih s lo thf ii-i;iilars rom
mandiiur I hi- apM-aiain c of undT-Htiiflh-s
in the Mm ii(. th- I'nivcr
vily or (iri'f;on toothall tam umh-r-look
loday to ih ti n! a stalwart
Mniiad linni Mont a u I 'urviiMtt y.
l-'rar nt' dcU'ai at Ihi' hands of tin-(iri.lh-H
uaw not forctKU to ('ri
K'n iliniijclits. Itiil this rcur. when
It did Injf t It.sidr Into Ihr ippUoii
inr madi (rKnn donhly d l' t uiin-i-d
in pri4i-nt if ln-st hrand nf
Inotliall tor (hi- annual lioinm-nin-inr
Kami- on llnyuanl flrhl Iht
Unlay.
'I'liOd.WS VS, VAMIAI.S
l.dH ANOKI-i:S, Nov. 24 Al")
l"nl v-if M v Hotilln-rn ' 'aMfornla's
fool ha II followers pvin-i-d pt i-ali r
Inl'-n'Hl in tin- "hln' tntiiin" of Hlati
fot d and ( 'alifornia at Itcrkelcy
(oilay than in (In-lr own liackyard
roiili-i m i- clash with thi hiawny
Vauihils of Idaho al I he ('oIImi-uui
Im n-.
The Trojans eagerly awaited re
ports
ft 'Oin I he crucial northern
for they f.'H that upon lis
battle
result ,
ga me.
tin I'a
rather than upon the local
it-pen tied t hujusuu'illnwyl
itic cnnM ro)ifi r nee cliam-
plohahip
Mill Tihhn Ih fmbldden to play
nimtleur tennis in all -jotintries ex
cepl Abyssinia, and -llussii. Those
two lorw a i d looking poun trips
haven't r.oi any lawn tennis associ
ations. does not no an that hu.slntsH In --or
should h I'onin - a petitioner for
patei nalh die legislation. Itut It is
light and proper lhat hnsitiess neck
support tor legislative policies that
open the way for the collective
whalom of business lo work out
its own welfare, mindful that Its
1'irgeni good is always lhr public
good."
United Stales National Rank
ha Crande, Oregon
"Member Federal Reserve SvHtcm"
SMOKER to he j
Hl'MI''fH'CHV
night a t gym
j TIip ref,Mi Ih r we-kly finoUer, ih
: thitfl of the wlni'-r series, will he
j held Tiifsday iilrhl at Ihi Jeffer
son avi-niie iiri-na. I'ht! II. Willlains
: liroinoter, nnnounc'-d today. Klve
; fniii -round houts will he held and
i several new hoys will he m-i-ll In
action. Including Mum i'oiirtii'y
(Handy Ander.-on. uii-n roru nii'i
, Mik Znpan.
I The k Miiuisium was closed Oils
ii ftet noon heCii nsi of the I .u
(itande-Walla Waltu foothall i,m
The Htnnkcr
i .vi.". o'clock
Tii'Mlay will hexin
JACK SHARKEY
FIGHTS THREE
TIMES IN 1929
NKW VOtK,
Jack Hliarkiy tia.i
Nov. 24 (AT)
signed for three
I'ightM under the prninolion of Tex
ildekiiid during Ihe winier season.
Thf Hon ton heavy w light's Op
, pohents have not yet heeti s leeled
hot Itickard said he would choose
t h'-m from among Tom lleeiiey,
Johnny Itisko, I'linlino rx'-udiiu,
Kuule HntiMcn and Voung Strihllng.
I'lekatd plans to stage the Shar
key hattleri a mouth apart, stalling
in January.
(I is understood that
i alio has Sharkey under
lo meet Jack loin (ihey
the late spring or early
provided he dispones of
Itickard
contract
again In
htiiuim-r,
his firM
three opponents and
.gent upon I'empsey att
also coniln
empt ing mi-
I other come-hack.
Sharkey has fully recovered from
- u l ruining camp injury l lint has
kept him mi t In- sidelines tor
mouths.
ItOltIN HI I I WISH
KI'tiKNK, lire.. Nov. 24 (AP) -Uohtn
Heed, of nmalenr and Olyui
pic fame, math- a successlul
"comehack" in professional wrestl
ing here la -l niKhl hy winning Mom
Cecil Uni t irk of Calilornia. Ite(-d,
took the first fall In 1 2 'tt minutes
with a toe-hold, and ihe second
rail in eight minutes with a reverse
head lock. liarriek was unconsci
ous fur Severn) iiltniltcH after the
last fall. They are middleweight.
NIGHT FIGHTS
Ity (lip A-so-lnlPil I'i'Phm
MOW VfHtK Harfy Kbbets,
Krcepnrt. N. V., wmi over K. i.
I'liH Kaplan. New York, foul (4).
' Arthur I'm Kuh, Italy, Htoptn d
Jidniuie Wid. Sweden (I). Max
Sch melliiig, Oerinany knocked out
Joe Monte, Huston ( N ).
MKKI.I.N -On 1 1 Carter. ' I'nited
Stales, and Kritest Koewema tin,
(iertnany. drew (10).
I HAUKAX. N. S.- JiMdi lluin
! heck, llclglnm, and Hoy Mitchell.
Halifax, drew (HH,
SAN r-'llASVIHCO - l'Mdel l.a
llarlm. retired flyweight champion,
pVnncIseo (S).
i w i;sr I '. i . m n i: a i ' 1 1 , i'ta .
Mult (IriffJn. Macon (la., kiim Id d
oul Young Mobby Martin,
' I'alui HeitPh ((.
I I, A (OtANtilC, (la. -.lohniili
YV
st
i- (Jill.
Newark. N. J., won a dpciston over
Halph Taylor, l.a (iraugp (DO;
Marshall Caldwell, l.a (irange. out
pointed Cyclone Williams. Ilagcrs
town .Mil., (1").
I (iff K AT I'AI.I.S, Mont.
Uruss, (ileal l-'alls, won a
over Clyde Hull. Dallas,
Pete
decision
T xas,
( DD.
I A MKIt DD l;S'. Wash. -- Johnny
Caseheer. Spokane w (in a decision
over liithe l-'olmer. Aberdeen. DO.
Colmer foughi final round with a
broken hand.
I
made many
check. Men
250 Telegrams Received And Sent
Each Day at La
Thi iid'Kraph offict in I .a
, Cnuiili- v orks as Iniromettir.
i measuring ami denoting the trend
I of the puhlir's Interest,
I At preMcnt the attention of tin
l hiiMlness uorid In thn ill y ''"lii lo
j he centered ahout thi iiiduntry of
fiuil gi oh iiik and markeilng. Ahotit
p'-r cent of all telegrams tit-til out
j of and n-reived in l.a tiratuh- are
lid hiiMiii'Ss stKililicanc- and ut this
time a luifce proportion nf siictt
', tupssagi s d itl with fruit inarki-t-
ing, line largely lo the heavy chip-
IIH Ill) of
this fail.
A gnai
hm to ih-
Pl.leH from t'nlon roiiuiy
many iin-nKiKes pertain-j
lumh. r huslin-M in - ulso
M iit and r
j, ,ay.s I-'. '.. Ter-
pany. manager of the local e
giaph office.
f7 i'rr liny
Ahoul 1 2 lelej-rams are repeiv
each
day
lion
ilny and as many an sent. The Ja tor arden. leo Tiatl and loi
helore the ).reHii-nlial eh c. aid lluteher.
t his mont h. L'ali leh gruniH
wen sent from the cily, the
inn- nf then- contents varying
not rnnecriiiug Ihe election ip-res-Mirlly.
More messagi s go to the eastern
part of the I'nited Stales than go
wesl, din- to I tie fact thai the wi-hI-i
in MCtions are close and messages
r-ii' h l In in in a Mhoit linn- hy mail,
Mr. Terpany ays.
A heavy iiierejise in the nuintur
of cablegrams s n( from l.a tirande
has hei-n noted wittiiii the past
three years. Last I'hrlstmas 2H
cahh-Krauis were sent
friends
and relatives in the "old country."
Many were nt to Swrih n, (ler
many and l-ngland. A few years
ago practically none wrr cent.
Mr. Terpany stales.
The Kiimui' i' season Is Ihe hu stent
lor (i levfinidi operators. Thanks-i'iiiiK-.
t 'hi istmas, leister and
Moiln-i's days are also productive
Picture Transmission Now
Being Developed
l.j I -ni p I K Iff il
(XI; A Service Science laliton
It won't he long before wi shall
at lend t he teh- I.- ion t ht-atpr. Jus!
as we do the innvii- hmist today,
i Thfn w shall sit In a darkened
room, while on a wrwn hifotp us
we shall see ihe kuiic play or news
evfiit that !; being enacted at the
sun if tin :( in some distant city and
that would he broadcast, hy wire
or wireless, to television theaters
throughout tin- country,
This picture of Ihe near future.'
in palmed hy I ir. I-;. F. W. Alex
am I erson, consulting engineer for
the (.eneral Klectric company, who
has al ready gone fir toward Its
achievement. CJuite a distance has
yet to go, however, hefori the tele
vision t Ilea t er will he ready for
popular entertainment. Hut that
il Is in the offing is assured from
the fact thai station W(l V at
Scln-necta dy is a 1 ready broadcast -nu
the television experiments ut
the fc ijeneral Klectrie engineers,
'lliese experimental broadcasts are
being received hy at least two ani-
al
mip at Dos Angeles and Oh?
other at I'ltlsfleld. Mass.
l The apparatus now In use. how
ever, Is crude find far from per
fect. Only the face of a phaniPU;r,
or a small area ahoul a foot square
can he picked up and broadcast hy
Ol
iinsnntie
in use today. And
only
form
hlack and white
ti he discerned in the t in v
"screen" of the repelver.
Vol the fact lhat the Image of
a person can he picket) up and seen
after being broadcast hy radio Is
enough to encourage engineers to
ward achieving the desired goal.
Dr. Aleandersoii has already gone
a slep fariher, He has succeeded
in getting an enlarged linage, with
t w Ice as much detail as his for
mer model, and throwing this upon
.9rS-
m mm-
I '" 'A ' B" J.'' i:l.K-TI!f l'.'. jr V
r.vr . . ,ii -f ret I; i: m
i Si
fl
f me -
"Jul llki iIm imnliy' U ihe rtvietlrtii f nit nh-erAcr at tt mviio
In-lng "ihnlil," as Ahmn ilwiv, Thr nimratiiH. however, i
nturh tlirfrrrtii, na trv Irmer Hht photo i.1hiwh. r. K., V. V.
Air winihM.oii, of tlw iMrl V-lwlHr Nnip.inv, Its Inventor. Is nt
lower left In-peeUnj; iho nrt lining rtl-e of m mon ileinllitl th
ishm traiivitiliter.
Grande W. U. Office
of a
i .
j
Tin
thing
largo nunihpr of wire mess-
Th (ilft Tpli-gram"
"gift t eh gram" is some
coinparat Ively new to tin
puhllc. In- Hays, and In Iih-i eas.nY
the use nf 1 1 legramf. The "gift
order" for all oeeanions -hit Onlays,
t'hristmus, weddings and Krudua
tiuns, make it po.slhIi- to Mini
niom-y presents to Im-nds and ie
lutt es j-o thi' gift are r-eeived
the same day they an- si-nt.
The territory of the flrande
ol TIpp liiPludes Wallowa counly
1 which h;tM hraiir-h offlei-M in caHi
of O' four towns in the county.
A hranch is a Ihi
loeat'd at i;iuin,
1 i" uiou county
- 1 Two operator are employed in
I l.a Cramli'. They ar- N. W. Ito
J t hardier and Mrs. Ophelia Kaapeke.
1 j Thi three inehHi-uger hoys an-:
12 Firemen Injured
In Camden, N. J. Fire
t'AMIii;V. N. J
Nov. J4 (Al)
Twelve firemen were ill a hos
pital today, otn- of them in a cri
l iea I com! it inn. and l-S ot hers re.
reived medical aid alter fighting
a fir: which started ho-t night in
Ihe hn-cmcnl of 1-". W. Woolworth's
five and ten cent store and hurm-d
for nine hours In fore it was con-
Moiled. The damage was estimated
at Ift'KMMIM.
'aptaiti Johuua llmtt. 4:t, was
critically fnjiiied when a flooring
collapsed.
Now that the t-h-cllon has S'-tt !!
Ou- i roh ihi I ion nuestinn. what Is
the country going lo do ahout al
coholip drinks','
a silver si
"projector.
i.,.,.. l,,,,.
I T, feet front the
Alexandcrsoif has
a nsmit full-length
persons in action, '
Dr.
heen a hlf
images of tw
hut, with the sacrifice of the dp
lall derived In the transmission of?
a single f.1cc. A in ore sensitive
photo-electric cell is needed, he
says, to Improve this stage. This
cell is the "electric eye" of the (er
evision apparatus.
So far as home television recep
tion is concerned, this Is even far
ther off than the television thea
ter. The reason is both technical
and psychological. Technically,
the more detailed television image
must I ii VP t he wide ha ml of 20,
ihmi cycles for broadcasting on
any wave length. Since our broad
casting stations are limited to in,
tiaa cycle hands, A hxa nderson sees1
no way of television by his Im
proved hll-llli'd, evrept by laiid'
wires.( In this way, (heated
t h rough out t he country could hif
connected.
On the other hand. Martin F
Ilice. manager of the broadcasting
for the (ieneral Klectric company,
can see no use for the television
receiver In the home until an Pu
tin scene of action a drama, .1
j hoxing inalch. fnoll
Iher new s event can he i ecelved
once. At prose n t all we can
see is .
moving
only within
area.
"The average fan wouldn't he
satisfied with this," says Hire. "In
fact, he'd he disappointed, for he
has been led to expect great won- I
tiers from television, just as he has !
gotten them from radio. Dp may
eventually have them, hut he has a
long time lo wait for there is much
lo do tow a rd its achievement ."
l ' v.-l-NfiH'. i mW -J4
Cfth-'H'il) I iltf'i'l'l JT tli i ffittwr
Aj I r-inish lour
William E. Frye
Tells Of Magic
As He Finds It
It's not fatty
no matter how
Ma Fir is an art.
and yarn and j
to he a magician,
simple it appears,
and it take years
eiirn of training to
heroine a top noteher at it.
That's what William K. Ki V
wiys. .Magician Krye was in l.a
(iiandr this week ami showi d nis
hlack att at (he l.a tir.itide liign
school lye ti m progra in.
.Moses was u magician. The old
orach s Were magicians. Ilouilini
was a magician. Mr. Krye stati .
ft Is a difficult and anci-Mt art -lhat
of making people s-e what
tin y don't n-e and not s- v ha!
they do see l.oudoU has tin- only
theater in the world in which noth
ing hut magic show n. The ti-nin-of
theater Is the Maskrlym.
A magi'-jj,M must kei-p in toiirh
with the progress of all the m-i-
' enci-H. mivs M r. l-'rye. II.- must
, have a knowledge of science ami
he ready to put into practice dis
coveries as they are made.
In fad, that is one of the H'-c-
; lets of inagicianship -- keeping
a step :ihead of On- general public
'and putting Into practice new dis
coveries and the principles upo-i
w hich they are based belon- i he
public knows about lh ni. 'I he
"sorcerer" then gets credit for do
ing supernal oral things which an-
really nothing more nor less than
natural phenomena. I"' cont tnu d.
"There an- many brunches of
magic. Kor example, a magica n
i can spend a lifetime perfecting tin
art of card sleight of ham) and i lien
not know it all."
Anol her branch is t hat known
as "illusions," which includes such
Munis as holding women suspend d
tn l he air. Tar rm..t ruction ol
th apparatus lor such a p i lo; m
1 unci- depends on complicati d mm
- em il if taws.
) Tint "(dub" performer is tin- mu-
eirii
who
oiks "out of. a Min
is, he travels about
kind of tricks w lib h
t he pa ra pher na ha
parry with him. This
cum-." That
, and does the
reipilre only
w hirh he can
includes card tricks.
A few things a magician must
know are psychology, decora t ion,
art, optics, lighting, sound, phy
sics, chemistry, wood winking,
mechanics and electricity, enum
erated tin magician.
"M indirection" ih a ruse used
by the "black artist". lie rails
the attention or his audlen -e away
from the manipulation of tin- tri' U
by pointing his linger at or look-
ing at sonic ol
the audhncr lo
s causing
k in that
ii the be
The way
t he joke
als.
direction,
"I always tell a jok
ginning of the progra i
the :i,udiciice reacts
tells me Dip type
he says. "I l" tin
or a udU nro it Is,"
response is quirk
and henrty I know a 'brilliant' p -r-
formaiier is best to use that is one
whh h is snappy and quick. If tin y
are reserved and slow to respond,
I give Hi cm a more 'mysterious,
slow, typ'i of demonstration,"
i
President - elect Hoover, in his
good -w ill lour of l.a tin-America n
countries, will have lots of con
veniences, anyway. He'll tak
trip aboard tho C. S. Supei-'i
naught Maryland.
ill game or Many ma me I mm a i out j
l Dinner
Your reriorl l-mu-r l-sorvo.s a lH-nVt on.luij-. K,.v Tlwuksfiiving wo
liavo iHi:.Ht! ri'.i li. iiiarly tli-lcctalilo I'ini.-ii fni . sii "Tmkfy Day" feast
It's rich. I'lvart'-. lull I'lavmct P.Uio Mountain It,- Civa-u. Yni'll find" it
rimI-- tn i in ! !i ',: ly nii.
.1 ,W Dealers
Blue Mountain Creamery
t?mte -
v c uj - .
Todand U opi-n and ni " und sncti a
ni'ii'hc-i- of pl:ythi!i".s to Kladdcn the
Iioait of the htt'e i'olli. Don't delay,
PU'ke voiir seitctii n now. We'll hold
for Xnuis (!c!i-.ei y il' desired.
F.uy Your Tryn on Our
I-;:'sy i'avinc!!. Plan.
CARR FURNITURE CO, INC
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Home Lumber & Coal Co
Successors to Claude C Pratt
Phone MAIN 2 IS
TURKEY' SHOOT
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