La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 29, 1929, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPage Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Thursday, August 29, 1929 $IaQ5nutbc JEfreimti hscrfar ( Incorporated) An Independent Nc simper FRANK B. APT'LRny.. . Rdltnr nnd Publisher harvry p. Mvrrmnvw Hulnflss Manager Published evening, except Sunday, at 1416 Aduma Avenue, La Grande, Oregon, The uoscrvcr-Kiar published every Friday. Entered at the I'ostofflec. at J,.i Orande, Oregon, as Second Class Mall Mnttnr mt!-r art ,,f March I. 17?'. OFFICIAL I'AI'i:!' (K I'XKiN' COUNTY AND TUB i MTV UK I -A :ie.ANIK M KM UK I i Or AS:for.'IATKI I'liKSS The Associated !. is exclusively entitled to use for publica tion of all nowr. dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited If published herein. All ri.hls of republication of special dis patches In this paper, uikj ;if:-o Iho local news heroin also are reserved. National A'lv Tth fni Representative M. C. MnfiK.u.v & C'O., Inc., Ban Francisco, Lou a :, Ni-iiile, Portland, Chicago, OcU'-ii!, ,"cvv Vork Kl'lifCIIII'TIHN' KATK.4 Hy Carrier Dally, per month In advajr-.- 7Bc Dally, Hlx months In advaree 4.60 Dally, single copy w Bo liy Mail Dally, per month In advance BOo Dally, per six monlhH in advance. $2.50 Dally, per year In advam- $5.00 Weekly OhHervnr-Hlar, per ynr $2.00 ADVKHTLSiMI I'ATKB Display, foretpn, 1 per column inch , Display, local, pe column in' ii Time contract prices on application. 42o 400 TIIK POTKXCY (iV I'AI'I II n Krnln nf milliard seed, ye y move hence to yomhr p!;! . : a shall la- impolitic nolo you, - .1 csim Maid If ye have faith as HI say itnlo Huh iiioiitilaii). Iti' :d ll filial! remove: and nothing the (.ramie Hondo valley enjoyed ii wonderful rain. That is, it was wonderful if if, in not the be;iniiinjr of another wet .spell like we had two ycai.s n;;o. No one wants to see a hi mn ijoi uoii oi me wneai crop ruined or depreciated affain. Carl Geores, of Kt nilworth, N. J., motored 210 miles to .1 summer resort with his .Maltese cat. The cat walked back home and we don't blame it. We've often felt the same way about summer resorts. C. I,. Starr, chairman of the new state board of higher education, stopped off in I.a Grande the first of the week while on a business trip in Kastorn Oregon. Incidentally Jlr. Starr viewed the new normal school for the first time one of five slate institutions deninidiii:: his time and thought in his new job. W'c do not envy him his duties but no man in Oregon is more competent to at lack them impartially, in telligently, enerpelicallw i ' Now much troubip-aniK-rflmx.', comes from people eating food that is slightly spoilt d ? Diet specialists and doctors put a rood deal of the blame for frequent stomach disorders, upsets and improper nutrition on poorly preserved foods. And now various agencies liavinjr to do with food handling are inaugurating a national Food l'icservat ion campaign as a means of educating the j'eueral public on the subject. A campaign of this character was originally undertaken in Portland, with women's dubs and various civic bodies spon soring the movement. So successful was it that the idea has been made national, in scope and a local council has been formed to promote the work in (his territory. What lem , peratures are required to keep meat, milk, various food stuff properly preserved for u a--these and other food problems will have attention. It is a matter in which every housewife is interested and n campaign that will meet her lull approval. MODKItX AK( IllTIX Tl'KK r.XCKI.K Gordon Sel fridge, Ameiican owner of a big London de partment store and the man who introduced the department store to Kui'ope, has lUted the five most beautiful things. Ho put a beautiful woi.wsn liist. Tin- vest really do not mat ter. Hut he was speakh .", t a !,-,,,, ,,f student architects, so he included in his list a. I.. .aii'l'ul tdifire. Of course he had to n:,.!;e (lie familiar observation that American buildings aie hi,.h and massive but without beauty. Why it is so much Mtei V I,:tv. low and ugly buildings, as in Kurope, than to have high and ugly ones, as in this coun try, is a question that r.o one has taken time or trouble to answer. Americans are becoming, a bit. weary of having; their sky scrapers indiscriminately condemned as unlieautiful. Some of them are, of course. I Int. there are tall buildings in the United States of an arch it. t i iiimI loveliness and grandeur on a par with anything m which lairope can boast. It is be coming boresome to put up wish Kuropc's airs of superiority that smack of sour grapes. Whenever Kuiopeans ror.qaie American architecture with their own they illu.-l i at . their point with Kuropean edifices built two or three c, nMi ie,. ag,,. hy V Keeause they have few, if any, modem buildings that will compare architectur ally and none thai wiil compare in size with skyscrapers going up in all the larger cities, of the foiled States, ll is characteristic of the did Woil.l p, take credit for achieve ments of past gene rations. There is some coii--ol.il ion for the people of the I'nited States in the know k dg.e ihat Kurope impoverished her JHfople and government io i.--,! i those beautiful edifices in which she takes justifiable pi ale, while the people and gov ernment of the l iiilol Stales grow rich as their buildings grow higher and nvne beautiful. I'.uiope cannot duplicate hers, but this country is duplicating hers constantly. GRAF LOWERS FLYING TIME 'ROUND WORLD (Continued from Page X) tain Krnst l.ohmnnn, Hecond In command, wil ltak- the dirigible command, will tak( the dirigible The Hoovei ine.ssao to Kokener read: "On my own behalf as well as my fellow countrymen It slvea me great Hatisfaction to welcome you and the mc-m,berH of your party up on the completion of your memorable- Might around the world. It has been a great advenl ore which again ntlra the spirit and interest of aJl iiK ii and women. "It iriaika another Ktop In the progn-xM of aviation. The fifrman food upply outdooitt in KiippoKcd ly cold weather, or in an ice re frigerator not f I lit d wit h ice at frequent interval which doeH not maintain a steady temperature be low 50 degrees, 1h defective nnd dangerous io hea It ll. LA GRANDE STORE coming down nnd there wan nn air of caminlneHH about the entire pro cedure, of landing. Ah ttie Hhip touched the ground William Ii. I.eerlM, one of the Amer lcariH to make, the world journey, appeared at Urn open cabin door and beckoned witli a bill to a m-WKhoy, Alter wvnal futile at-, peoplr are to be congratulated up tempLs i he boy managed to duck j on this i vnb -nee of th.-ir great con through tin marines, delivered bin j I rihut ions to the art, and you are paper and camo grinning back with i Io be congratulated upon your bill. j courage and fdijll. Mr. Ib-arst, who licrilied in Hangar s I ujider.sta nd .has importantly nid Tho landing w.-ih made- at 7:13 j ed the trip ! ina ncia I ly. 1 a Iso to be nnd at 7:40 it wan. safely bcrilied congi-atulated upon its outcome." Ill the, hangar, empty been use of j Iho navy I. oh AngeleH' absence at thi air races at Cleveland but for 1 wo ha by I Mi nips pushed over against the north wall of the great arched st met ore. The passe n gcis were kept In the cabin of thn ship until after it was taken Into tlie hangar and were then removed for customs and lin- migration Inspect Ion supplemen- NATIONAL FOOD WEEK UNDER WAY ) (Continued from Page 1) , abb- food, and of the consequences j of improper care. I The sequence of ideas which the ; Council wishes to establish Is as t follows: tary to (hat made at Los Angeles. ... m..,. i.h vwunng on a T). w, . f, , (,(1(,nvs hiding to take. them, to New VoiJc ! (Jl j,11,.,i, , , 2, The relationship between food as soon as this formality had be completed. The Graf left Kakeliuist. nn Its great adventure at 1 1:40 p. m. August 7. limiting the 4200 mlb's to I'riediichsha ten in fia hours and L'4 minutes. After a four day lay over for refueling it flew to Tokyo, SS0 miles, In Ht hours and f minutes, being held there five days by the necessity of refueling and da mage done to the rear motor gondola in taking the ship from tlie hangar. Thft fi.KOO miles from Tokyo to Los Angeles was covered In 7K hours and 5K minutes and the last teg, which was completed loday wuh lii-gun with less than a. full day spent in refueling. In getting away from Los An geles thu (iraf had difficulty in gaining altitude and even aftet dumping out canned goods to spoilage, and health :i. The fact that perishable fooa can bo kept properly only when it Is stored in a. constan' tempera ture of Ml degrees or less. 4. The necessity for proper all- year refrigeration in the home, as an essential to good health. i Mirro-Oi -nanisms In Fowl .Scientists are agreed that the ' reason for food ilecay lies in the action of micro-orga nisms living ; plant cells so small that they can I hy seen only with a. microscope.! These organisms, bacteria, molds ; and yeast, are everywhere, of ! course In the air, in our bodies. In! tlie food we eat. I'nder favorable : conditions of warmt h and uiois- j tore, they multiply very rapidly by' division one splitting Into two,' two Into four. With absolutely' DEED FOR SITE TO BE GIVEN TO ROSS DEIIYDRATOR (.Continued !rom fu.(je unej the mont Ii of September, 1 U2'.t !s hereby officially proclaimed and designate "Lock Your Car Month" in the city or I.a Grande, Oregon." Hearings Held Hearings were held on Improve ment districts 1SS. IJifl and 1 !t 4 and the city recorder was authorized to advertiso for bids to be opened on Wednesday, Hept, 14. A. .1. .Martin suggested that L avenue where It enters Fourth street from the east shmild In? made a stop street and t It-is was referred to the city manager, who stated that it would lie so desig nated. C. I,, perry asked the commis sion for permission for the RP.O. . Klks lodge to hold the annual Days of '-111 show on Oct. 10-III. inclu sive, and this request was granted. : 'ommissloner Victor .Melville ; uuggesled that the city traffic, of- i fleers atch the street in front of! tin high school building when j school starts to see that parking ! rules are observed. Coinmisslonar Charles I'layle also suggested thai residents should co-operate with the city to prevent theft of street sinus, citing a recent case where a street sign was stolen by a boy. Successors to N.K.WEST & CO. SEPT. 9TH WILL SOON BE HERE! A Visit to Our Men's Store Will Solve the School Problem BOYS' 2-TROUSEIl SUITS S 1 ' IlKhlen Us 11 .IniitKe.! Il.s lull j ,.,. ,.,.,, ,. ,. ,,,.,e'rla : i.ver m,mo high lirnsl,,,, wli-os ,.,,, , , ., lo,.s ,.,,,.,. ,.; hl,-l. ineklly .11,1 not iKnlt.. Ih.. ! ,, , ,,,,,,. Ir lK,v ' " iih.ixhu .,.milc., to multiply In milk n . ... .... ,."' ..,h. t1 ,i,,-:it, in Imtt.-r, .-.iKits , iiiirns FISH LADDER AT PERRY COMPLETED (Continued from Pave lj Place among the finest strains for angling in this section. About the only difficulty now faced is the likelihood of some of the fish In the river escaping into irrigation streams. To remedy this would require expensive screens, which are beyond the reach of both sportsmen's organ izations and the farmers who use the water. f. i v I W FT T 1 A specially selected group of all wool suits for boys, lirowns, tans, grays, nicely tailored in four-piece styles, coat vest and two trousers. In the smaller sizes 1 pr. long and 1 pair short trou sers, in the larger sizes two pair of long trousers. Sizes C to 18 years. Guaranteed Cords Broadcloth Shirts $1.50 Excellent quality broadclolh shirts, cut for comfort. Slurbs that will fine service, in fancy patterns, sizes. Full give All roml. cunning unijniHil Inn. 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HIG TA V ( I T PliOMISI H I'lt.wci: PAKIS (Al) A lux cut of $00, Ooo.oua h contemplated by Henri ('heron, finance minister. In his 1!K10 budget. Mecause the tax yield tills year has been far in excess of estimates, he proposes to make some of the cuts effective at Olice. Henlcs Iteport Commander Kckencr",rlrnicfT n report said to be current. In l-'rehl-riehshafen, that he is about to re tire and that tlie a round -t he-world flight was his last trip in command of 1 he Oral Zeppelin. "N'o. no." he said, "1 hnvr. no In lention to quit." Although (he fJi-ilf Zeppelin came lu with the lower edgn of her rudder ci'iimpled, the stern old commander did not go into details about how It had happened. I here were only two slight mis haps--very slight mishaps on tlie entire trip," he wild. "In Tokyo th I the nutritive value of the substance. J eaten, 'and the la iter ca uses a lesser f or' greater dlreot injury, depending i on tho amount of poison taken into the system with the food. I'rnvcd by Kcscarch Laboratory Investigations have demonstrated conclusively that the only way to prevent or retard the rapid m ti 11 iplica t ion of bacteria is; by coiisi.uit cold. The I epart men t j of Agriculture, for exainpl", said , lu Karniers' Idilletin Nn. Hii7 that; the tempera) uro of t lie compart - j merit in which food is st.oed must! be Kept at f.O degrees or less If : rapid development of harmful bar-j tei-ia is to be avoided. I xo ii:cisio itKACin.i) I'UUTI.AM). Ore., Aug. i9 (AP) Wit boat arriving at any decision, the state highway commission met yesterday for a hearing on a petl lion tor creation of a super road district. The proposed district I Intended Io provide funds for a short cut road "reducing mileage bet won Portland and Tillamook by way of Yam hi 11. Boys' Denim Overalls $1.00 Made of good weight heavy blue denim, strongly sewed and reinforced. All sizes. Boys' GoIfHose The newest patterns and color combina tions of blue, tans and browns in all sizes, a very serviceable hose. A most popular garment for school wear. In light sand color, a well made garment. Boys' Long Pants $3.50 A large assortment of long pants in sizes of 6 to IS years. The colors of browns, tan and gray are very serviceable. Boys' Caps $1.00 An assortment of boys' caps in styles that top off the school outfit with class. Many different patterns. $5.00 la in 'i Lie iimh ,.,,,, t,..,,! i ,,1 r o i hum I ins tempera i ure must eighti hours, and over Los Angeles. 1 got loti.se from those high ten sion wires without any tumble or set ions damage." Iteslde Dr. Kekener as he tall;ed was William A. MacCracken. as sistant secretary of commerce inr aviation, who fh-w here t" deliver a message to tlie dlrigibh m- maiider from President Hoover. I VKcncr to ish Here Inn ing his interview I M Keke ner revealed thai he would not i;u back lo Germany on the Graf, which he said would take off Sat urday night, but would stay In thb. country about t days. vislilng Washington and AUion. Ohio. This will he the fli-st Might of an ex tent the Graf il have made wilh ""' ' he commander In hoard. Cap- nstant. TJie department savs: "Kven a temporary rise in inn peralnre . . . .will help the develop ment of bacteria." The rapidity wfth which germs multiply in temperature above fd degrees is pro vet 1 bv a test con ducted by the laboratory or the New Yoi k City I epa 1 1 merit of Health. The director of the labor atory took a line snitplr of milk, cnntainlnt: only t. oon hacteria in l il'leell drop;,. Kept J I ItOIIIS ill a tempt ratine o .im dei:iee, tlie bac teria count went from :t.(ioo to 11, aOO w hen the t em pe ra 1 1 1 1 o w:is raised to deirrces. the count was l s.MM: ) r.n ii, un , s. I so. Mini; to i:s degre. s. 4;.',t , and lo Ml de ls l ees, 1 .-I Ull.ihlO one, '1'het . e. .any refrigeration ni.-thed. ph.-, the 1 ping of the Pay NO fc Premium Gasoline. Sturdy School Shoes and Oxfords for Dress and Service Shoes that have everything shoes for school should have quality leather, quality workmanship and above all, fit. Smart la.sts with medium round toe in either black or brown, sizes 1 to (i at .$5 li;i:i' SLA l lSHLIt HAMILTON. Herniuda, (AP) Dr. William Heche, aole, natural ist, who is spending the s. tanner at Nonsuch island. In deep-sea explor ation, has caught so many deep-ea fish that they number hundreds of varieties. Nt ver satisfied with his: enormous finds on the ocean 1 1 He is reported by local sepnti.ds to he searching for an elusive fish U u H HI M Kl a m n M RH R M H m K M H m M a H to n n M W w H HI L XJ a N TRY S W. K. GILBERT CO. 5 FIHST 5 For Fall Building Direct From The Mill If you plan to huild a pai-ago, :i liomp, an addition to tlie house, a chicken house or wood shed whatever it is, it pays to know tlie. best and the most economical lumher for that particular purpose. We can not only advise you when you're planning hut wo can help you stive money. ISuyinp; direct from the mill you pet the prade and sizes you want at tho most moderate prices. Bowman-Hicks Lumber Co. IJetail t. pt. ri'.me Main S Polishing up (he High Lights with new Neck wear, II "!ciy and Handkerchiefs. The.' linn' nlun.VM inijiMi-lniit Items .Mini,, hi 41 (o-iiimN' fv,-. this week renin knmm siss, llitmulit In liy us l.i I'.'linieh nnil brighten lii lilt suninier r:e:.-.l hulk Unit enines t.i il-it nil men III Aliinit. A sluive n suit irev. itn.l the .Mill, si i,r HiK eiiMlnMe will liinke ynii hs,k ns tl' j.,n wen. Just enterinu the i-iic... All nttm.ilMli in-le. l The Ties :,oc & up Tlie Hose 2oc i- iii The Handkerchiefs . 2-V 0': up READY FOR THE son WITH a beautiful selection of the newest' modes featuring all the newer fall shapes, lonjr side lines and unusual brim ef fects. The colors of black, burma, red, mar ine blue and navy, maracaiho brown, sujrar brown, checkerberiy, etc., are all here for your approval. mii.i.ii:i:v ni:i'V. is stii.t. rNni:n tin: smf I'liMI'l-ri'l.NT MAXAOKMKXT AS l. l-'OKWKK SKASOXS. CELEBRATION" PROGRAM IS COMPLETED ' J;'r, winner Ket;i hy Iji (Continued from Pago 1) :n:f tU M,-n-s i-.-ive (over -l' venrs) $2 an.l $1. !u uien'n rare, f,,i y,ir,ls, fr. for nil. (2 and l. Hi'V.s r.-iei'.s (two ."n.y:i,-,l, one I M '''-'; nl ,r,shesl. r.lsh lu iz,. :in.l xttilll ti.'kets. Oirls rules (siuiil.tr to boys ,. .s). I'iryele r'.i'i-s jiroun.l ti-.iek (r.isj, (i?:..' S .-iml .swim liekelsl. Or,'., -el p,.e J.'.. lM:ulr mile (tor l'nlon r:ir,l hnys :,n. sens of union can! Chicken un. le el, i, -ken. ' P. in. IV'rnoTi.strnlion (tl-ail.le flee .l.-l,:,,-, mr.nl Onr. nr hose tioni Kim an.l Jefferson lo stan.lpiiie on llohnenkamp I'liliilinir, carry host? to roof, nnil take off two lines of hose. Demon slate all apparatus, lail.ler scallns. etc. I. line nuitor .lenxinsirutions for .hownlnc nnil elenrlc shocks. 6 .Hi p. ni. Han. I concert on Ail .11, is. Street .lanclns. 7:;l.i p. ,. riEht a hall. 9 lo 12 Iibor .',v ,1-M,er.a t ,...s...s nan an.l Sacaiawea Inn. The Manretnnli .,c..n,, - lO i hack lost oneeil launnl. I. : V 11 liners kern it Bi8iSlllllBRSBHIBIRi!SffIBiiliaa9I8iSBRI6ElIr;SL "e. .... -y u rin u, here nn.l Kurope e won't have to go time between down so far v i over. in. n, ull un, lei- -'1), ."., )i und 2,