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Wednesday, January 1, 1930 Page Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE, LA GRANDE, ORE. afcwbe fretting Iiscrfar (Incorporated) An Independent Newspaper FRANK B. APPLEBY Editor and Publisher HARVBY F. M A TTHFlWfl, Builnw Manager Publlnhad evening, except Sunday, at 1416 Ad a ma Avenue, La Grand), Oregon. The Obnerver-Htur puhllnhfld every Friday. Entered at tlie Pout office at I,a Ornndn, Oregon, an Second Class Mnlt Matter under not of Mnreh 2, 1879. OFFICIAL PAP Kit OF UNION COUNTY AND THUJ CITY OF LA GRANftM MEM HER OF A8HOCIATED PRKS8 The Associated Preen Is oxel naively untitled to una for publtoa tlon of all news dlnpatcheH credited ,h It or not otherwlia credited If published herein. All rU'hte of republication of eperlal die patches in tills paper, and uJho the local news herein alio are reserved, t National Advertising RepreeentraMve M. C. MQOISNW2N ft CO., Inc, flan Francloo, Loh AngoM, Seattle, PoiMnnd, Chicago, Detroit. New York BUHHCR1PTION RATIOS Jly Carrier Dally, per month In advance ..... 7 Bo Dally, alx months In advance......,...,........ ..,.4.60 Dally, si ngle copy ...... to By Mall Dally, per month In Advance BOo Dally, per six month In advance .....,-......,. 1 2. BO Dally, per year. In udvanco .......,..........I6.00 Weekly' Olmerver-Btur, per ynar lit. 00 Abe Martin i -i i CJCS flAH(P MtKlt2 I ADVKRTIHrN'O HATBB Display, foreign, por colutnnl;lnch Dlaplay, local, per column tnoh., .W.HM, iMme onnlrant prlr-oH on application. . 42o ...... 0a TMH lAW" OF 1.1 Vorlly, verily, f wiy unto you. Rxoopl a r-nrn of vln;il full Into tlx1 Kl'nuutl mill illo, II fihltlotli Mono: hut ir ll die, It In-liiKPih forth miii ii fruit.--.lolin ts:S4. Eugene Schools May Quit State Athletic Group a-M.'OK.VK, (Hi'.. Jan. 1 (AH) Ifepuru current hero Hiiiil tho I'nl versity lilKh IicjoI of KtiH-i-no k considering wtllidraw.il from the stlllo high school athletic associa tion its ttit result of association! rules niruinsi cadet pojicIm-h. I'nl-i verslty liluh Instructor are In wiy cadet liiHii-m-idi-H from the I'nlver xfty (if Oregon, Mini I'nnch fiordin Hidings comes under th;M category. Thin iv:ih the first yen-r I 'nlvorsll y i lush ever 'turned out a foot im II ti'lllll. A spoHnt rulinif n tho case has been asked by Hriucipnl H. I'. Alimn1,-, of I 'uivorsjty hljrh, because of lllit sllUJltiUII. KuKono It Ik h school, also consid ering ltsef legislated llKtllllHt, In not considerlm: xvillulruwal as It Is believed the Hldiatlon cnii lie wurU-t-d out ln-ttci' then- ilinn nt I'nivcr- DUCKS TO HE Tin runny Ih.ni; illicit (hi; nrv, ' A U Li Ml I f UK It HI-', miw It'oth li I l(H Ih thill (III! very uiutu'ii uh'Au mt (cr'-lhliiK In low uvv nl proli'sDii'. Thfr's ! soini'Iliiik nhfiiil (Ijuittfr .-Imialh Hint j MriliN (o iiiiiltr a lo( o people lultti H rliiiiici', i ii';.r llui!iir,h,ii. i; Tln-lr i-nun-try imiiii'- art' hnlf ii mile ap;irt, anl both Itinl hi hMi in;nit)iii t!l It' plilK'tl'Ilt I'fCI'i'lltlOII. Win-it hutli ni in jirivfitH life I li(y i ai tli.-lr Nit ilil li hii'-H In t.irh oih'T'n coiiipiiny for an hour in tlie c.irly murnlnx, anil ft'n Un'v luivf ridden tu lioiiinlw In the West IiJIIk hunt. iiK:inl.fil hy ('ol nn 1 Kti;iisni) a iiiodk owiiM H of cin ji I ry plui'i M mi I.oiik iMlamrn nniUi hoii'. It.ii It wan nioio than nHuhlmrly alT-filiii that pi'iuilptfil SUidkoh to ihi-iMinit' I'tigf lh IiIh aiih whon lit"' wan 1 1 : i iihM it I niti il Stalo h thlr :;.' to tin- l.oti'ttin Cnnf'Tf m f. I'lttff, hlH ftlfiidrt ay, will he an Invaliiahlf asHistant h"fiiuxf of his vvfili funtai-lx anil Ii Ih K'-uliix for knoivliih vhfi'o iiiul him' to Knthf'i ! niT'iicI Inforiiiatlnn iiuh ltly, J Thti tttory In told thai, when thn u oiM w ar hrnkc nut In l!iU nn Ikkih of W'oi'hl'H Woii( uiih ifiiily for (ho pri'Hcs, I'iik'. who hail jn.st Ihm'oiik1 fdlliir of Dim iiimku zfin1, oi-ih'ivfl tin- Ik.hui williih'a'wn and Nit nhoiit at rincc to P"II1h!i j in itK HH-ad u nnuihcr dcvided on , llrt ly to iw iv 1 1 1. J N'ohody In (he lnllfil Stati-a i l;iifv very arcuratcly thi l.o or ailiuiniKtratix pt'i-xmimd of Kn it's easy to meet expense; the trouble is dodging' them. " . e A week from tonight all shoppers will he late shoppers loo late. The freedom men really desire is freedom from the medio crity that keeps them from getting a million. If it is desired to appoint Grundy to comjmittecs for which his experience fits him, somebody in the lobby probing group ought to resign to make room for him. Prliuoil to t ho inland'. Micko sc- Ifrt idi-vt-im will pli Uii'lr Mklll ami iMiuninu' iiK'i I mhi t'jii'li otlH'r Ik 'lorn 7ii,(ki() VnihUHlaKtK In a joaloiiM dt1 )'inH(' of t hi lion n I'M of t ho caHt and thn I'liciflo. Noiihnaid. Trojans Hivoml I oHplttl a mciisoii'h ii'i-nid niiin-fd j hy two di'foatM. Coafh Howard j.liini-H' Trojana wi'ic iniotrd an I, ...... . . . . iii .' nKiL invuriifH in auniiniHii'i- 10 'Oi. individuals and corporations, more or less hard work'c,,a h John huiium-iuihi-h -omhiim- THK DIG YKAR-KND ACCOUNT This is a seiisim of .stock-takinp; and account balancing. Tn the 'individual and peneral senses, as one year ends and an other bcfflns, many of us want to know where we stand, FAVOR TROJANS ! TO WIN BATTLE t r 1 1 1 a t On' posHfHulun limit would ho Climate Figures in Opin-! ! u.--.i to -s t. u ami s . .(.. innu nn Anniml V-iit ! At iinwui thi-llnilt un.l. r u n ions on Annual iasi- :,.,! i rw dnriM i r West Grid Game Today ! ' s. An f-xti'iiHlvo InvfHtlKiitloii hy the lly I'iiiiI .liiiini'i'iiiiiii J ili partinc nl of aitrlciillure lili h (AkhocImii'.I I'ri'HH KpurlM Writer) ;howocl Hint the woli-r fowl wen IMSADKNA. I'll I. .Inn. I (API I 't liol.llnn llu'lr own null I'.lltor 15 THIS YEAR phy of i in warzonf wan Hchftehily ; i-liartt-d on most maps, I f WAHMIN(iTfN, Jan. 1 (AP)-I Hut within a fortnlKhi Pnjfr iiatl Thu has limit for dui-kH thlM yn wv hum mlih'il a iii:ish of ndiablo ihtt;fc ! will ltl Hi ami after u mint UIHh ; on the eonflliilns power, and their; mililaiy renoureen, and had pro- j pared mapH wliieh Hi-t forth In do yen- I tall Urn naUire of the region h acrosH whieli had heen filing In haste the! western, and eastern I'rontK. Jle seni tn ihe presseH il "war manual" odtion of Wtoi-hP Work whieh hoeauio n staiulai-d of ae-ei-pt' il aiitluirlty on the locale and physieal haekKround of tho war. I'ao. now In his middle follies, eniun front Harvard In l!Mlfi tn the Haff of World'H Work, of which his father was founder and editor. When I 'a ire Mentor wan made am- On the hiHiorie ureeiiHward of the ; In lli dcclnliin to redueo tho limit J hassador to llrliain in 1 !H :t, Arthur ItOHe Howl, where annually Ik iim-!h wir represenlutlonH made hy j iK.(-ame edltoi-. folded on New Yein-'M day the dm- i fcnservation iiWenclfn and sjort- ln th V(lJ,.s t,..lt r(,inWe)i llo iiinilcM of an liiterHeetlonnl emitest j mrn'H ork'nnization.s. j w.t often to London, Kuhiinj,' ' for nrhllnui HUpn-nincy. the Roldeu j Mlumo for tho d"rro:iHe In thoj,(lnonK ,lfH fatjK,,.-H rrlonda a wide! I'linlhcrH of PlitHhui'Kh ami tho j manner or wild low, wan piact'd i a'iuaintaiieo with Kuropoan dlplo 1'nlvornlty of Houihom t'ullfornla , lurwely upon thu eliiuluat Ion hy nutt;; ami h'lirniwr intimately of in TroJanH today anseiithleil thfir f rt'rlanialion, of ' formor hreedliiK ! u.rnilt nn:ii affairs. CoreoH for the flfieenlh nnuuat grounds In thn northwest statos and ; lie joined the pionairanda aorv- Toiirnainent. of Ittisew fooihall elas- iiwuui. foiii' ffeie ho will ho llirouh fi Ihft day. Hoi'reia ry ( lydn tu nnouiicod toi'ilay that the ehanKe in federal rotfUlatlmiH would o Into effect af ler thi prcHfnl hunting soasoii ami nIc. JACK O'BRIEN ISSUES FIGHT In the broad sense it is i 1,0,1 ,,M h,"" generaly tells the story accurately. quite another matter. - AVhile the accumulated statistics of business, wages, em ployment and finance are indices, they are not more than A much lalkod of climatic eon- H hy knockniitM lit the first and dlllon -warm weather had a (,-real Heeond rounds. lie also foutfht at dnil to do with thiM partiality j I'ondh'ton duriiiK tho Uoiaul-L'p hu .shown Ihe coast atfrOKiil ion. l'i'o-said. dictions from official noiirccH were i Aoiimf 1U elcioi-ies he lists a indicative. They merely do well enough as approximations. ,h"1 11 ,''"r wrm day, which would i Knockout over i-vod ioiuiette, or see me itiercury nioiim 10 n: or iu vak ir.a. n Ihe hKUi round. Klvlnir i ice 01 ihe I mtod StntoH Kovorn- j ; mcnt when Auiortct enterod tho ' j war. and at tho armistice was a j captain on tin Toiled Stale mili j tary staff In Paris. j t r a r j rjixjW, Alter ins lather's death ho was I the only remaining member of his; ( . family in tho publishing t'lnn of 1 Jack O'ltrlen, lieavS'ioiKht who! lionhleday !'nt;. and ho rniin- haihi from Vaklina;; Is in l.a ' nulslied his lnteroKts In it in 1H2U! (Irando for several ilayH,and issucH to become vice president In charge j a challoiiKo to flKht nnyono that j of Information for the A. T. ,i T. welyrbH 1110 pounds or more. ! He also la president of the Hell ; 'O'ltrlen slnteM that ho fought ' Securities company, a subsiilinry. f Ity coincidence a brother. I'Ynnk I'aue. who served under Herbert ' Hoover mi the Auieriean Itclief eo:nuiisston abroad, is a vice presi- tlent of thi1 International Telephone 1 and "I'eh'Kraph company, rival coin-j m .iiiie.ti ions corporation. ' three times In I H'cctubcr. wlnuinir SEE THE NEW FORD BODIES AT OUR SHOWROOMS From the new deep radiator to the curving tip of the rear fender, there is an unbroken sweep of line a flowing grace of contour heretofore thought possible only in an expen sive automobile. Now, more than ever, the new Ford is a "value far above the price." PERKINS MOTOR CO. 4th & Adams Phone Main 500 For the whole question involves skill enough in tlio science of social economy to foot up the now values created in a year, to add the total existing at the end ol tho year before and then to subtract the extinguishments which the death of men and worn out properly have wrought in 12 months. Quite a task. It suffices the present pin-pose to say that the '.available statistics arc all to the good and, hence, in this .country and this city, afford excellent reasons to contemplate ll.n 1 ...:n. i o p .1 m . U1U IJICM'III. Willi .SHUKinClKIll 1111(1 U1G 11111110 Willi C011 1 KI0I1C0. :'. Not. evpn within vv,r:i) 1-iiimli-l lolli.m rl.JInvu it'tii iIw.lw. r,.... words undertake to balance tho maiesticallv lariro ni'ncriil account. The point merely is that it is desirable, every so r.flnn In orml oiimlnl I Iwi m-1.,,1.. UmoI. ...... .,.,,1 .,:.,l ..I .1 : in tltis light, Wliat a huge and fascinating problemi of bal ance it is. .. An effect is to annihilate at least one old theory. The rule was that everybody's gain was somebody's loss. Itecall the fundamentals. When wheat is worth a dollar a bushel, each new bushel each year creates a new dollar. If a man's labor is worth five dollars a day and he works a day's worth, there's then another five dollars' worth of something created at the end of the day. it pyramids in millions of complications . which constantly add new values. All the world would be in a steady Way of getting fabulous ly rich were it not that the extinguishments death of men and death of worn-out tilings of all sorts are going on all the while. It might be an even offset or gains and losses if the world were standing still, which little service to the old adage and tii economic stock-taking the world never renders. The sum appears to be that, as to this big account, the season demands a thoughtful pause. We are going ahead; we know that. More of values have been created in this country and this state than were in then; a year ago. As for the pace, we believe it a fast one. It looks so fast and the gains seem so much greater than the extinguishments that there may be substance in the conclusion that the United States, aided substantially by the stale of Oregon both made a grand slam in the year and still hold good hands. On tho whole, however, il is healthy and sane to realize that hero lies a feat in bookkeeping which no one has yet formed in a convincing way. Although the state of mind which contemplates the present with satisfaction and the future with confidence helps to continue the progress, it should not hurt at all to proceed with caution which knows that the uncertainties behind are guarantees of multitude more ahead. ih'li'ri't'H. would ho on the protfrnin. j i,m ,tll, olutnumin oho mploiiHhlp. Hlni'O the cloy liui'lt In I !i 1 (I whi'tl rut,. ,. M.n u. Mux ilol riili'il Inrlucli.; I'oolhiiH sti'iipoil In to ropliirp oliiu- ciorilon I.okiiii, of Wcnuti'hoi'; I'uil lol noon iik (ho nthlt'llr iittnu'llon ,v Murphy, of I'ortlnml: .loo Chn- 4V j tj t i t t "t t per- ISTEVENS VAN ENGELEN C(fl EHP7 Man The New Year Bring- you even greater happiness, prosperity and the joy of living. f Hi1 aiuninl rose (oiirnament, the west has collected five victories. Three names have ended In dead- lock, while four are claimed by ! KrcKUttniiM from east of the .Mis ) sissippl river. Thi does not ac count fur two Kami's between serv ice teams in 1 I s and 1 !' 1 dm -In;,'' the world war. Hi illianl I'lii vei s l-'or Individual brilliancy, the Pitt team, which such a ll-KTt . I NNX team, wllh such all-American tim ber as Ortavfus l'alia, Joe Ihni chi'HS, Tom Parkinson and Kay .Monluomery holds t Ihj edc. 'I'll" Southern i 'a 1 i I or n la stuad hopes lo couple a boasted reserve power of J untold pro perl ionn with such sp.ii klim? perform is as Uussell j S:iund"rs. rain-is Tappaau and ' Marshal I'utli. M. j Kspcclally in the baeklietd. do j I be Troy warrior; possess potential strenclh hicll all hut eclipses that of the m( n 1 1 i nii lineup, and lite for ward wall is not without its riiKKod supporting east. Superior wefht was epeeed to be claimed by the i 'on eh Jones nufircunl Ion. Tho probable lineup: I'lttsbnriih I'os. So. falif. 1 tonchesH I .. V.. Tappaan Tally I.T Muff .l.ontifoiiiery l.t i Itarraartf) lauuherty (' I tye Hi Meolo if) Hi; Calloway MacMmdo ;t Anthony f.-lllus 1!K Arbelhi.le linker t.'lt Saunders lansu IIIH 1-Mclson Wahnchns HUH lMnckert 1'arklliMotl Kit Shaver ( Officials: Keleree: William Crow ell. Swart hunt re; umpire, Arthur I la de lioc h. Chicago; field judk'c. Hei-hl.rt liana, Nebraska: head lineman, John Kuuan, ciucmu' DID V(t KMW THAT A Hi-year-obl khl, I'larenee 1'rock. from Hiilt into re, has been the sensation of the racing season at Keeiiey I'urU . . . he rides like 1, ax erne ratm- . . . he has a pow erful pair of hand, and thai i .lock needs to keep those riMini close to the inner rail. . . , Kid i 'hocolate's victory over liouiinlck I'eiroiie the other nlht xas his I'-Mh MmiKht win. ... In his first light in America, the llaxnua kid came close to detent, hoxvever xvhen Joe Seat t'aro rushed out of his cor ner at Ihe tii st fcon; and nailed biiil wilh a h iymiiker . . . Ihe Kid xxent down on his ear ami i'oukM three ronmN xvltliont knowim; where he was. . . . Lena ltl.iekhurno was tu I'.nmh n the nlt;ht Ait Shires lost to T,:itum and be wired What .ineili, "I si- a beefsteak en that eye. Th.H's what fled mine." . . , And Shire replied, "My eye. Yours l"o. w hen w e meet an'ahb" Frank) in'i Burittl PUc Petilniiuii rninl.lln was iml buibd In the old Canary bui-lnu u round ui I'.otou w here his pnr I eni lie heeaiise ttK life wa siwnt j for (l i- inot part, in I'lUlfitlelphlit. j II iv,is Hip lionn of hn hnrt, nntl he was buried In Unit vl!v. inoyne, of aUlmn:- Sailor JiicU , Woods, of Vnncoux'er, and Wildcat Mnith. of I'ortlaml. 1 f - I c i I V Some Job i T T don't knoxv of any more tryln ' position than belu' the In I her of a nfteen-year-nhl soil Abo Mai'iln, $ In Far in and Fireside. Odd Biblical Error Tho "Viiiey:!ir Ilible" was tho name si von in un (Million of ilio 111 bio piiblishetl tit Oxfiinl, Knland. In 1717. It was so called becatpie of n printer's error. The head Hue over I.nkt? '2'2 eontairu'd tho word "vinegar" for "vlneyanl.'' It $ :f it if i? 1 V $ it X i ;t uvi'i' I.ouk Island ' Horseman Pal Is Henry Stimson's Aide In London When You Mis Your Observe ess: Hy Hentlnu Seyinoui' (AH Feature Service Writer) M-:V YOlt K ( AH) H.enry ,. Stimson's comrade of many a morninii: canter bridle pa:!is will o with the sci'. n tar, of M il'1 to. London as his personal aldt at the conference on t.ux'al limitation. " I'er his riLcht hand man nt the sesons on armament reduction Mr. Siimuon has chosen Arthur V.'i'.si.ii I'rve, vice president of the American Telephone and Telegraph company, toriner editor of World's Work, and Mm of the late Walter 1 1 non I'ae. luiibaHsador to tJreat Itrilain iu the Wilson lidmlnirUrn titui. S'.iii'son ; : ? t X iJL in.l I'iiu.. tiro noiitllhorK I t PA wlu.t & nut i V LOS ANGELES j t if Convenience Comfort r (ffofpitiility Ycit Kill apprrciitt th eiffllmt Kmc and tntMjctJie ratrs. Th1 rnv's mwt cmtrjllv Uvatrd hoiil. One I'kxlt (nni Pruning Square fv-rnvrnirnt to all Ifjdinti hop. ihratrci, finanrijl initutiona and circuit drpots fix all rewM, Garagt adioming, ; All OuUuU Hsmt I tl- With P,ak nr. ivrm . - yj M, J.i. Jl Ihu IViwcn - I ' b. l 11 Vnvxtttlrl FeW ftitnJly P'itt r .N K Simmon. Ja.. i.-f.r Hatel Savoy Slath C Orand 1 it t t i ! !f IX n !t t t 5: Call And Main 24 a copy will be delivered at once free of charge. For change of address, please do not notify carrier boy only -call the office direct, giving old and new residence, and you will avoid errors in service. The Evening Observer Main 37 & t f t ? t t t t fJ I t ? t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t y