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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1929)
Tuesday, July 30, 1925)' Page Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. ( Incorporated) An Independent Newspaper FRANK B. APPLEBY Editor and Publisher HARVEY F MATTHEWS.. ..Business Manager Published eventngn, except Sunday, at 1418 Adarna Avenue, L Orande, Oregon. Tlie Observer-Star published every Friday. Entered at the Postoffice at La Ornnde, Oregon, aa Second lags Mall Matter under net of March 2. 1879. OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTY AND THB CITY OF LA GRANDE MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS -f.'iflted Press is exclusively entitled to use for publlca ( M opwk dlfpntches credited n It or not otherwise credited . : . .nv d herein All right of republication of special dla ; i.... ir thl paper, and also the local news hereto also are t. -rved . Vfttlnnal Advertising Representative M. C. MOGENSEN & CO., Inc, -t. KrsnciKco. Los Angeles. Seattle, Portland, Chicago, pptrolt. New York SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier - .i f r (iH'iiti in advance 'ufly. six month In advance -i"iv tin;!- copy. By Mall i!lv per month in advance ... i !v per lx months In advance... flv. per vear In advance 'Vefkly Observer-Star, per year 76c I4.E0 r 6C 60c $2.60 $5.00 ...$2.00 ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column Inch..- Display, local, per column Inch.. 42o 40o rtme rnntract prices on application. MT SIX Why behotdest thou the mote that is In thy broth er's eye, but considered not the beam that is In thine own eye? Or how wilt thou say to thy brother. Let me pult out the mote out of thine eye: nnd behold, a beam is in thine own eye? Thou hyprocrlte, first cast out the beam out of thine own eye; and then shalt thou see clearly t cast out the iitute out of thy . brother eye. Mntthew 7:3. 4. 5. Boulder Dam, as It Will Look When Completed . 1-ounce stick 'cinnamon. 1 ounce 1 whole cloves, 1 ounce whole all i spice. 3 pounds brown sugar, 3 pints cider vinegar, teaspoon powdered alum. Make a strong brine using 1 cup salt to 4 cup-. boiling water. Wasn and wipe cucumbers and let stand j in brine for three days. Drain j from brine nnd let stand in clear' water for three days. Drain and J trimmer in weak vinegar for two J hours. The alum is added lo this vinegar. When cool cut in slices nbout one-half inch thick and pack In a deep crock Combine spieces, sag.tr and vinegar and bring to the boiling point. 1'ouri boiling hot over cucumbers In crock. ' Drain off vinegar, scald and pour over cucumbers The National llroadcastlng company program for Tuesday night follows: S. Tales Never Told: 10, spotlight review; 11, Musical Musketeers. The American Broadcasting company program for Tuesday night follows: 8, Vic Meyers' or- for chestra: 9. American Philhannon 10, . melo. ABC Ihree successive mornings. Keep ic club: 10. male ouartet; 11, Vic covered with cheesecloth for the Meyers' orchestra. two days. On the third morning Portland let cool and then cover with a big, KGAV '(620kc) X, NBC; If, KO- plate and store in a dark coul m nrnirrain: 10. Varsity Vaga bonds. ARC 3 placid ' The pickles can of course be 'sealed in sterilized jars if more) KEN (IlSUkc) S to 11' A view of the big lioulder Dam power project, us it will look when completed by the government, is pictured In the above sketch drawn by government engineers. The power plant, which lies 550 feet below the dam, is expected to develop 520,000 continuous horsepower. The dam will Impound 2?,nno.no9 acre-feet of water. OFFICE CAT AM MANN mta. There is probably no disease so greatly enjoyed as rheumatism. t Cherry shipments from the valley are bringing a very "jrood piice. It is significant to note that the professional Conductor: "Young Man. you'll have to keep your head Inshie the window." Fresh Passenger: "I can look out cherry growers are constantly setting out new trees, have faith in cherry profits in the years to come. They Mf want to. Conductor: "AM right, but if you break any of the iron work of the bridge you'll pay for H." ATTRACTING SETTLERS TO OREGON From the office of the state chamber of commerce conies , word that 80 new families have settled in Oregon in 27 days, with over a third of a million dollars investment. We are not informed how many of them were attracted east of the Cascades not many, we imagine but the figures in dicate the possibilities of land settlement if the campaign of invitation is properly conducted. Right now there is being assembled a great variety of opinions on how the state shall expend the $25,000 appropria tion of the last legislature for land settlement advertising. There are more ideas than there are dollars and the report thus far indicates that no one is approaching the problem with anf Superior amount of intelligfljicejQneJuuliyiilual, suggests spending a good slice oi money lor a motion picture with talking effects, the whole production being designed to sell the spectators and hearers on Oregon advantages. The person responsible for this scheme hasn't stopped to determine how the picture, when completed, will be put before dairymen and fanners of other states who are prospective settlers on Oregon land. Theatre operators in middle western ligricultural stales do not show advertising films free of charge. And residents of those states do not pay good money to go to see them. Schools and city and farm organizations do not show such films with any great eagerness, particu larly when the matter is designed to rob them of good citi zens and attract them to Oregon. That's one example of fcov.- impractical advertising ideas can be. Whoever has the authority to spend this fund should ! :ake a study, first of its purpose and, second, how to ac omplish that puipose with greatest speed and economy, he puipose, we assume, is to secure a greater number of Ta; mers for Oregon lands. Not replace present farmers, who ;;re far more valuable than any present or future prospects, but to get more farmers. Not to bring outsiders here to buy . ting farm?, but to bring new farms into being, to make '.v o farms where only one existed before, with consequent higher cultivation ;nd more diversification. To increase frrm population by increasing farm production and earning power. How to accomplish that purpose is a job for advertising experts, not for laymen. They will find out where the greatest number of those prospective new farmers for Ore gon now reside. They will determine how lnst to put the Arguments for coming to Oregon before those prospective farmers. They will present those arguments in a definite, businesslike, hard-cash manner. They will show by concrete examples how efficient working of the soil can le profitable lor the settler who comes to Oregon. The job of the state in spending this land settlement fund is the same as the job of I'luon and Wallowa county in spending U;e fund that has been raised heie lor ilaiiy de velopment, though our own is much mine limited. Care mu.-t be exeicised in each instance to see that the money is not spent foolishly, that somelnidy doesn't soil the committee a pretty sign I wind on each side of town that would reach only alxnit one per cent of the type of people we want to leach, or some other impractical scheme. The I'nion-Wal-lowa fund and the state fund can Ixith do a tremendous lot of good, can lay the foundation for additional appropriations for the same purpose in the future. l!ut they must ln handled carefully to accomplish that good. The Ix-sl way lo cjro some peo ple of im-an tricks is to ffive them u dose of their own medletne. Why Is li that Just about the time you Kel a dandy vacation plan ned some unexpected expense oc curs which cleans you out of cash? "I was so mad I like to have died.' She wnj about six years old. Thus does mother's weakness for cxHRtreratiiiff have an early effect on I he child. Now we have the absent-minded telephone operator who always Rives the right number. Our laundry sllii doesn't recog nue the one-piece suit ot under wwr. 4t 4.1 ill sends It back in two pieces'. Julire (in citizenship court): "A conRressnian scrve two years and a senator six. How do yoj explain I hut?" Applicanl: "Because lieinc a sen. ator is a much more serious of fense." l-awyer: Itul why did you throw acid on your husband?" I jrrew so tired of seeing the same i face across the breakfast table' every morning - - i It must be love if she juits a $45 job to wash dishes for a man with a J;M job MENUS Ily SISTKIl MAItY ', , Many thrifty housekeepers ;like to make their own trickles (and relishes These are often Some men have all the money rather expensive to buy bottled they wan; to spend, but most men but when "put up" during the pick are married. , lin season are quite economical. I While there is no actual food I value in pickles, good homemude relish do stimulate mnnv a iad- jobj e, appetite and help to take thej i piace ot a more lormai appetizer. j Of course children should not be Kven a Rood town can't stund allow ed to partake, of these highly too much boosting. flavored viands. conveuient. (oil Sliced Tickles I One hundred 3 or 4-inch cucum ! bers. half their bulk In onions the size of Kni;lisli walnuts. '1 cups olive Oil. I-1! cup white mustard seed, I 1-3 cap celery sc-ed, 6 stalks horse radish root, vinegar. 1'eel onions and wash and wipe cucumbers. Put in a brine as in the. preceding- receipe and let stand over n:pht. In the morning drain and slice both onions and cucum bers. I'ut a layer of each into a deep crock. .Sprinkle with mus- I tard and celery seeds and olive oil. j Continue layer for layer until all , is used. Cover with horseradish roots and pour over cold vinegar locover Weight with a plate and store tn a dark cool place. 9. II program. San !-VanciM.'o KI'RC (6lkc) K. music: concert orchestra: l'i, dance chestra: 11, cabaret bund; Dorado club. KPO (6Skc) S. daily reologue: 9. Tommy and Hob; carolers and Aeolian trio; In, NBC; 11. NBC. Salt I-ake City KSI (113(tkc) h. instrumental quartet: 0, studio program; dunce orchestra. ( Spokauo KHQ (590kc) 8, NBC: 9, dies; 10, NBC; 11, NBC. .. KG A (1470kc) . 8 to 12, program. ', Seattle . , KJU (!)70kc) 8 to 12, -ABC pro' grain. KO.MO (920kc) 8, NBC: 10. ltesebuig and Harvey; 10:45, or chestra; 11:45, organ recital. Ixw Angeles . Kl'I (iMukc) 8, NBC; 9, orches. tra: I". NBC . KNX (1050kc) 8. Tom and his mule; 10, orchestra; 12, Dorado club. Oakland . , KXI. (SSOkc) 8, feature; i, musical numbers. ' ' KCiO (7:okc) 8. NBC; 9. so'. pruno; 10, NBC. y leuver 'f KOA (S30kc) 8, NBC; 9, of world. news Monument More :, ' The sway of (lie Washington inommient is rendered perceptible I by n clipper wire 174 feet lung linns; j lug In the center of the strurtnre tinij carrying n plummet suspends! I In ii vessel of water. At nonn lit summer the npex or the monument', iViO feet nhnve ground. Is shifted V op;:iislnn of the stone ii-few one hundredths of an Inch toward the north. .-. "What did you do last summer?' "I worked for my dad." "Shake; I didn't have either." ) r Jeenic '.'MOTOR TOURS In the Redwood Empire of HUMBOLDT COUNTY CALIFORNIA defribitl la drtil rrh roitr map, fai the illwtrotH leaflet "C Dj In and Around Eureka." Send for it. Etamboldt ConBiT Board of Trade pj Eureka, California , "Ioe it ever bconie too hot to dance?" No. Neither does It be come loo late. " He: "But, darling, don't you want i to marry a man who is economi- j cal?" She: "Oh 1 sunnosr n lull it's I not much fun being engaged to ' swoet one." ! Many salad dressings are made interesting by the addition of minc j ed gherkins or chopped relishes. Sandwiches and sandwich filling . " are jniproveo uy me jutlicious use of pungent pickles. Cucumber rings are a delicious pickle. They make an at tractive garnish for cold meat i,, 1 M : j; USED CARS f SEVERAL RKAL BARGAINS .' ' KIM-X'IATi TRI CK H.K(iAIS - V:.r.- 1924 Ford Ton Truck with flat bed, Kux.stel axel. Just the handy f truck for the farm $S4B , 1927 Ford Ton Truck with steel body and cab ' $294 Larison Chevrolet Company 1414 ADAMS AVENUE PHONE MAIN 3 A Six In the Price Range of the Four "Not nece-ssarily; 1 see you every du" .platters or take thir place on a "Hut rjrely seeing 1 believing." lray of mied relishes such as null: vi nr.....Pn.-. t ishes. celery and olives. ' Cold sliced pickles are a "sharp" 1 pickle liked by many men with I hot or cold nieuf. The recelpes for both sweet and; sour pickles follow: t'Ut'UIlllKT ItllS ' Ktght or ten 6-inch cue-.imbers, Rookie: I'm going up In an air ship tomorrow. Tenderfoot: lrop in on us if you're passing. a Casey's Rheumatic Neuritis Remedy Is specifically effective In all Rheumatic and Neuritis condi tions. Sciatica, Lumbago, Drop sy, Gout, Cramps in the limbs. Reduces pain and swelling through direct action on the stomach, liver and kidneys. Sold on a guarantee bv L & L DRUG CO. CHILDEX'S OUTING TOGS And : LADIES' KXICKER PANTS $1.00 Norton's Kiddy Shop Better Merchandise Lower Prices War can't he outlawed anil It.l instruments kept. il H H M H 9i M H ,.1 P n a B 2 m m m m , Kirs! Indian: "Let's go on the wHrpHilr" - Second Indian: been paved." "We can't. It's When more bunk is swallowed Americans will swallow il. , . t Tim fellow that Invented toliy pojM figured we was a big bunch of suckers. Times change. The world's ills used to be blamed mi sun .spots I'air Client: 1 oh, lion, l.no and now it's the lively bull. OUK 8-BAY M DAILY 1 1 IO'TSW - IS ON TRY W. K. GILBERT CO. FIRST The Want Ads As a Medium of Exchange for Homefurnishings rMIE housewife who i.s redecorating will undoulitedly find that there many items of furnishings that must be disposed of to make room for the newer things yet they aie too good to he given away or placed in the attic or cel lar. The Want Ads offer a splendid and a profitable solution to this prob lem. Value-wise women have learned that many real bargains in used home furnishings are to be found in the Want Ad columns . . . they watch them con stantly. Place your ad lefore them and watch for results. EVENING OBSERVER MAIN 37 19 used automobiles will be in the hands of new owners between now and Saturday night. The first day of sale six cars moved out before the price started downward which should be sufficient proof that the cars were started at a low figure. Remember the cars started above $150.00 are w orked down $10.00 per day until sold and the cars started at below $150.00 are worked down $5.00 per day. EXAMPLE Dodge I ounng 1924 model - Xew paint, trunk on rear, good rubber. This ear is a good performer. Started at $190.00 will sell Saturday night if still on hand at $120.00. Ford 1926 Coupe - A real bargain at a start of $225.00, will sell Saturday night if still on hand at $155.00. Call at our garage and see these ears, They will not all be here Saturday but they are bargains at today's you pick the day to buy them. prices. TERMS Our low interest contract will please you. PERKINS MOTOR COMPANY Cor. Fourth & Adams Phone Main 500
