La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 31, 1929, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPage Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Wednesday, July 31, 192'J (Incorporated) An Imlriif nilent Nwvupappr FRANK B. APPLRBY Editor and Publlnhpr HARVET P. MATTHEWS Bumnera Manager Published evenings, except Sunday, at 1418 Adama Avenue, La Grande, Oregon. The Observer.Btar published every Friday. Entered at the Postojflce at La Grande, Oregon, aa Second Class Mnll Mutter unrtiT not of Maroh 2. 1S79. OFFTC'TAT, PAPER OF UNION COUNTY AND THE f'lTV i . i.A till IMPH .MHMKKIl OF AHKOCIATKJ) PRESS ' The AofJatr-d i'r' is exclusively untitled to use tor publica tion of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited If published herein. All rights of republication of special dis patches In this paper, and also the local news herein also are reserved. National Advertising Representative M. C. KOOENSEN & CO., Ino San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, Chicago, Dejrolt. New York SUBSCRIPTION RATES Uy Carrier Daily, per month In advance .. ..... 76o Dally, six months In advance $4.60 Dally, single copy 6o Ry Mnll Dally, per month in advance .... 6no Dally, per six months in advance . $2.60 Dfiily, per year in advance w M $6.00 Weekly Ohserver-Rlnr, per year $2.00 ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column Inch..... ....... 42o Display, local, per column Inch , ... 40o Time pnntrnet prices on application. THE MODEL PRAYER After this manner therefore pray ye: Our Father which art In heaven, Hallowed be thy. name. Thy Kingdom come. Thy will be done in earth ns it Is In heaven. Olvo us tills day our dully bread. And forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors. And lead us not Into tempta tion, but deliver us from evil:. For thine Is the kingdom, anil the power, and the glory, for ever, Amen Matthew 0:9, 10, 11, 1", 13. Many persons would be better off if they did put off some thing until tomorrow. f The idea that the world owes every man a living has put many men in the poor house. ; Five million people are today buying newsstand fiction in this country and it is the exceptional month that does not witness the introduction of at least one new monthly periodi cal. Of course as the years pass some of these purveyors of fiction suspend publication but the new arrivals exceed the departures. The average newsstand and stationery store of fers its patrons a choice from among fifty or more magazines of which the majority are devoted to fiction. The avidity with which the public devours this form of reading matter has made its publication highly profitable to both publishers and retailers, although it is to be feared that most of it is more entertaining than edifying to the reading public. i The National Broadcasting . company program for Wednesday night follows: 8. Roads to Ro mance: 8:30. Hill Billy boys; 10, Cotton Blossom Minstrels; 11, Musical Musketeers. The American Broadcasting company program for Wednesday night follows: 8, Over Land and Sea: 9, John and Ned; 9:39, Stoll's Capers; 10, Sleepy Time; 11, Kythm Aces. Portland I KQW (020kc) 8, NBC; 9, studio program; 10, KOMO; 11, Varsity Vagabonds. KEX ((0kc 8 to 12, ABC, San Fraiicbtco I KFKC (610kc) 8, studio: 9, I concert orchestra; 10, orchestra: t II, cabaret bund; 12, Uorudo I club dunce music. . KPO (liSOkc) 8. NBC; 9, KPO and KFI; 10, dance orchestra; 11( I NBO. , Suit lMko City (llaukc) 8, Itomanco of 9, studio progrum, dance 10, NBC. Spokano KHQ (09llkc) 8, NBC; 9, mu sical program: 10, NBC; 11, ABC. KG A (1470kc) 8 to 12, ABC program, . . Senttlo KJR 070kc) 8 to 12, ABC pro grum. KOMO (920kc) 8, NBC; 9. Mor gan singers; 11, .novelty trio; 11:45, organ recital. IiOM Angeles KFI (0401ic) 8, NBC; 9, pro gram, studio; 9:30, Mayer, violin ist: 10. NBC. KNX (lOSOkc) 8, violinist and pianist; 9, feature artists; 10, or chestra; 12, Dorado dance hour. Oakland KI,X 880kc) 8, educational hour; 9, soprano, violinist, KOO (79lJkc) 8, NBC; 9, so prano; 10, NBC; 11, NBC. Denvor KOA (830kc) . 8, concert pro gram; 10, NBC. tuinly time. now making up for lost KSL Gems; music; OFFICE CAT TNAO MANN HIO. Br Junius After, fxuujjng the United States visiting towntf and citiea typical of the nation, viewing: representative American home life from the inside and otherwise taking a cross-section view of America and Americans, a hundred Japanese students returned to their homeland and submitted to that inevitable urge of all visitors to this country to write down their im-j pressions. One sums up the social life in the United States j in this brief manner: "Americans like sports, particularly! the kind of acrobatic sports that give thrills. They like noisy j music, instead of a decent kind. They are fond of comic j motion pictures and in every town there are amusement, parks where crowds of children and grownups make all sorts of fuss. Judging from these traits I can say they are a rautrhty, cheerful, innocent, simple hearted people." And line, iLv-.ei'ipthm fits, will, Might variations duo to national conditions, that usually hoard fnmi Americans reluniiifg 1'iom "studying" the "traits" of the Japanese or the Eng lish or any other foreign people. It is so versatile a descrip tion that it can be applied to a certain class in any civilized country. SlllilO What Rood did It do to be grouchy today? Did your surliness drive any troubles uway? Did you cover more ground than you usually )o BoeuiiRo of the grouch that you curried with you? If not, what's tho use of a Kroueh or a frown, ir It won't smooth ..a-path or ki grim trouble down. If It doesn't assist you, It isn't worth whllo; Your work may bo hard, but Just do U and smile. Ho Isn't a real go-getter, how ever, unless ho has at least three fountain pens In his coat pocket. "Tho plot thickens." Hald tho old Indy as she sowed tho grass seed for tho third time. It took the movies twenty years to learn to talk, and they aro ccr- The pest thing In life ar fleus. ' Lfmbs cease to bo a novelty when they become exposed legs. "That's a hot number," said th steer, as the glowing branding Iron was pressed against his ten der flank. Home men are born with the tentment because they let their creditors do the worrying for them. Cider must be very hard to sell. A man can be happy without a home if ho is only staying away from one. . - "Lot's wife had nothing on me," said the convict as 'he turned to a pile of stone. Home ment are born with the big business Instinct, and Wilkins was one of them. One day two intimate friends were talking of his commercial ability in the club and pointing 10 the qualities that gave him the knack of making money. "Kew men show such keen bus iness instinct," remarked one. "Is he really full of it?" asked the other. "Full of It?" was the reply. "why, ho even refers to his bet- t ter half aa his 60 per cent prefer- I red." I It Is estimated that a cow moves her Jaws 4l,uuo times a day. And doesn't say a word to hurt any one, either. What a commendable example! A husband Is a person who feels helpful If he empties the ash tray Just before it runs over. Veterans of the World war shouldn't throw away their trench hats. There always will be fricna ly little games of bridge In which they may be worn to advantage. Gooseberry jam will prove as pop ular as strawberry and most per sons who cat it will ask what Is is. With cold meats. In particular, gooseberry jam will be liked on account of its tartness. The usual rule or three pounds sugar to four pounds of fruit is used. A pair of scissors is convenient to "top and tail" the berries. A certain amount of care to prevent cutting the skin must be observed but the process is not long nor tedious. Gooseberry Kool is a most ac ceptable dessert for a hot summer day. It's also an old-tlmfe dlsfh which may appeal to the hostess who would entertain after the manner of an earlier American setting. Gooseberry Fool Three cups gooseberries, 1 1-2 cups sugar. 1 cup water, 1 cup whipping cream. Wash fruit and remove tops and tails. Cook in water until tender. Add sugar and simmer until mix ture thickens when a little is tried on a cold plate. Remove from fire and let stand until thor oughly chilled. Whip cream until stiff and combine with gooseberry preparation when ready to serve. The fruit can be rubbed through a sieve when tender If perfect snvbothness is preferred. case was remanded for new trial. Carroll claimed damages In a shipment of apples consigned on bouts of the- defendant company to South Hampton and Glasgow. The steamship company offered testi mony to show that it had been re lieved of liability. One decision was Nina T. Dolan vs Continental Casualty company, appellunt; appeal from Baker county; action to recover on ac cident Insurance policy. Opinion by Justice McBride. Judge C. H. McColloch affirmed. SALEM, Ore., July 3( (AP) Members of tho Orego:i supreme court will be on vacation during the month of August and no more opinion will be handed down until some- time in September. Inicct World In Hip entomological dejculim-ni of the Natural HM".v museum in Loudon, lire four million iu"' t !:t some instances there ure T-Ut-1' specimens of n single family. Li slit at the Poles In speaking of the period of dark iks nt I ho- poles, complete dark ness is ti"t implied, but rather u sort 'f twilight. There Ir sufficient li-iit for ordinary ncUvlties to be curried on. Decision of Judge Fee Is Reversed MENUS HEAUTY Sixty million women and children patronized American beauty parlors in 1)28, each spending approximately $6.50, or a total of $:ii)(,H)()p0((). It required 170,000 men and women, including the output of several hundred beauty cul ture schools, to serve them. Strange how human customs and beliefs change! It was just a few years ago that the use of cosmetics was thought by a largo part of the populace to be vanity, if not downright immorality. In those dark ages that hairdresser's duties were limited to treatments for falling hair and dandruff, her feminine patrons feeling perfectly capable of "doing up" their ow'n more or less flowing and abundant locks to perfection. Had it been possible then to accurately predict the 1027 vol ume of the beauty parlor trade the good villagers would have set about putting their things in order for the coming of the judgment day. How different is the public reaction today to this state ment of the cost of beautifying the American woman! With the exception of a few old-fashioned irreconeilables and blue noses, the generation irrespective of sex looks upon this ex penditure of labor and money as a good investment. What tenable argument can there be against that which makes woman more lovely? Would some have civilized hu manity beautify only the mind and the spirit, leaving the physical scars to depress man with their ugliness? Surely it is just as important for a nation to beautify its people as to beautify its communities and to preserve its natural beauties. Like all efforts of beautification, some people make a mess of the job. Iut that's to be expected. O Proper Then- n nothing that will ln'tlcr stiow our reupcct for departed loved o:ies than to erect a monument to prop erly murk Ihelr gravix. Keel tree to consult um at all times we n rive to have a sympal hetle lindcrslu tiding ii ml assure you of our heat eflorls to givr you a fitting monument within your menus. Cemetery Memorial Works C. H. MoCLURE La Grande, Ore. Hy Sister Mary NKA Service Writer Many housewives overlook the posslblltles in the old-fashioned but delicious gooseberry. The fruit is easy to prepare for table use and Is uncommonly good madb Into Jam. The very fact that so many wo men forget to use this fruit mukes It out-of-the-ordlnary and novel for those who do keep It in mind. President Farm Corp. Indorses It "Kor over a yeur I was so weuli antl rim down ! coul.l hardly look aflt'r iny liu.slni'iiH. Thori' were lots or days that It was all I could lo to tret lo iny oirlco and I didn't want to do anything but nil fcV-.; Ik-,.. j (.it.wr a. mii,ih:i(s I around after I got there. I lost ! my appetite completely. 1 didn't ev-n want to g to the table be cause even I he sight or smell of food would sicken me. I wns so bilious my skin huh as yellow as gold. 1 couldn't hair sleep and so nervous and irritable I didn't want to he bothered with anything or anybody. "No inediehn' seonird to do me a particle of good until I started the Kargon treatment, i have taken five bottles of tliln nie.ticltii t gave in Hueh a wonderful appetite. 1 gained lo pound and ("eel like a biand-itew man. "The Sutgon Pills siratghiened out my liver in no (lino aiu) I am no longer constipated like I was." liranl A. Chllders. vice president of the Mine Itthbon Karms t'o.. Inc.. y.tii-a,,,! street, Spokane, Wash inloti. Surgon may be obtained to ,a Hi mute from the tied Cross I Mug store Adv. TRY ' VV. K. GILBERT CO. FIRST a"rVvOV3 GET BACK F?ng loWW UPT0N'S TEA Bccauic nothing tan bt more delicious forth! afttr the thtir tnck. And bccus tt cannot pontbly ktcp even tht mott sen sitive awatct i other drinks to often do. Upton's ht been awarded first pritc and gold medal for Its supreme quality. All discriminate Ing tea drinkers demand Upton quality and fragrance. UPTON'S i ORANGt PEKOE AND PEKOE SAI.K.M. Ore.. July .11 AP) 'I'h e supreme court Tuesday hand ed down an opinion, written by Justice Bell, reversing Judge James Alger Fee-, sitting in the circuit court for Multomah county in the case of Philip M. Carroll against the Royal Mall Steam Packet company. In which Carroll was awarded damages of I6S5. The AT FORTY MOST WOMEN should be on the lookout fo' signs of gallstones Doctors say women at forty who are inclined to be fleshy should watch out for Gallstones, Gall IJludder. Liver and Stomach Trouble. If you have- pains In your side, around your liver, stomach or back, that is Nature's warning. Give KKIjITOLA a trial don't wait. One dose often gives com plete relief. Kor over tweuty years KHUITOi,A has been used by thousands of peopte, who praise Its merit because it acts so quickly. Kor sale, recommended and guar anteed by Moon Drug Co.. and other leading druggists. Adv. Advertise in the Observer It pays I ft? Vu "" Don't Bum The Candle at Both Ends You don't need a dotible-lmn'eled light lo find the best fishing tackle in town. Just follow the boys who get 'em and they will lead you to this store. JACK ALLEN ; , CO. 5 III 3 IIOItN of 11m SPEIillWAY ...motor's (greatest proving tfrwusiU i as (i .'.real "BT10R MANY years Rit-lificM gasoline 1 JL prominently in speedway victories anl oi'u- motor events of the country where it lias ix-cn (1m elusive choice of the world's greatest piloK i;.i n i know gasoline and have the choice of evcrv Kind It is here in these gruelling competitive events u. great motor improvements originate and are lesicd... and out of this experience, kichlield lias developed a finer gasoline for high compression motors... a line that is faster, more powerful, more responsive and more efficient than any other present dav v.d".v UA. To this new Ilichficld has lieen added KTHYi, (i the only genuine anti-knock compound. 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