La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 03, 1930, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextI: Page Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE. LA GRANDE. ORE. Frid!ij7 January 3, 1900 9fO LA GRANDE llnoorporatixl) An Independent Newspaper STORE rz FRANK B, APPM3BT.. ...Editor n Pabll.h.r Successors to N.K.WEST & CO. HARVRT IT. WATTHBWS.. ....Builnaaa Manaicer I AW, WHATSA USE! . 'u ! : : Published evening, except Sunday, at lilt A da ma Avenue, La Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Star published every Friday. Entered at the Postnfflce at I Ji Orande, OreKOn, aa tiecond Class Mall MnKer under net of Mnrch 2. 179. ' OFFICIAL. PAI'KK OF UNION COUNTY AND THE CITY OF I,A tIRANDIO MI5MHER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press la exclusively entitled to una for publica tion of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited It publlahed herein. All rlghie of republication of apeelal dls patchea In thla paper, and ulao the local news herein also are reserved. National Advertising Repreaentrtlve M. C. MpOENHHN ft CO., Ino. Ban Francisco, L0.1 Anoloa, Seattle, Portland, Cbloago, Detroit. Now fork 1 . BUBSCR1PTION RATES Iljr Carrier Dally, per month In advance ? Dally, six months In a.dvanpe.-... Dally, alngle copy . By Mnll Dally, per month In advance.....:..!.... Dally, pnr six montha In ntlvance... Dally, per yoar In advance. Weekly Observer-Slar, per year.......' 7lo ..ii.SO .. Co Ida I3.C0 16.00 $2.00 420 40o ADVERTISWO RATES . Display, foreign, per column'. Inch Display, local, per column Inch. .......-..............,. Time. contract price on application. Till-: 'VOICH OK TIIK SHKI'IfKtllJ My sh.ep Iii-iii- my volci. mid I knnu- tin-in, iiiul.llify fulluw mo: Aud I Klvc unin them eternal lit)1: nnil lluy kIhiII never pi'iinli, neither Hhull uny man pliu-k them out of my hand. John lo:'.'7, I'X. We all mtike troulilo and llien wonder why we have it. As often as one gets something for nothing one gets noth ing for something. Pure recklessness is the only reason that presents itself why some persons marry. . It doesn't cost so very much to start in business now. Ten dollars will buy a fairly good sucker list. . , STILL IMPORTANT , It would seem that the age-old route to a man's heart hasn't changed niych since the day when Eve stirred up the original batch of applesauce. In spite of the array of titles in modern periodicals which suggest 57 varieties of occupa tions in which women may demonstrate their ability, and seventy times seven cosmetic intrigues with which to endear themselves to the sons of, Adam, the space devoted to food continues to increase. A glance through any woman's magazine will reveal that as much time is being spent in finding a new way to serve the bacon that the modern Cains and Abels bring home as is granted any other field of feminine activity. Interest in house furnishings is centering more and. more in the kitchen, also. If women have a favorite recipe for success it probably contains the ingredients for ginger-bread or blackberry tarts. NOTHING IS "FREE" . A card on a free towel case where the public is permitted gratuitously to wash its hands reads, "Why us two towels when one wipes dry ?" That is a question worth considering with respect to all "free" things. The unthinking say, "Use all you want of that, it is free." Hut only the selfish and unthinking will so reason. There are few things in this world that are free in the sense of being without cost. Somulxidy pays for the towels; somebody pays the man who brings the towels and puts them into the case; somebody pays for every service, else the servant cannot continue to serve. . And when careless people trample the grass or raid the flower beds or damage the benches in the parks, or deface the walls of public buildings or waste or misuse other things that are offered freely for public use and enjoyment, every body must pay. The wrong and injustice is not less because the cost of the carelessness and waste is spread widely. &&L. Come! ! 'AGRICULTURE IS Abe MarlkT") ! IMPROVING, CLAIM ggppgif jl TO PLAY n;0 "uu n' WMtttLA- I lly Arthur M. Ilyrto if-L" ,4 S?l (Sorctury of Agriculture) . "J ISfjiwL The tKrloiillunil Hltuution Iiiih a j ; S? wfll continued In improve during the M ---- punt yoar. The marketing soaon i x I a W fl &'J&f ,er"S.C. for crops and livestock produced ! Whk III VrfS In 1 :r;n lwn with hlBh. r price. i JtVkjSS f 'YsjfeW' 1 -fi . X krm www . ; , I ftrWMyi . a survey m Man-i,. n. showed : HERE SATURDAY I . 1 w ill laa aV ami iJ earance Date CONTINUES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS WITH GREAT SAVINGS FOR YOU Buy! f C0RSETS-C0RSALETS - FOUNDATIONS In One Big Group Regular $3.00 to $4.95 Values 1 $T .95 Jim T. K. Ihi.lMjn, of Inloii 'in. I a piillent nl the k:i n.i t ii-i iiiil Ih reiioiliMl lo hi' very Kerlimslv III. I'hrlHtiiuiH noil New Venr'M wore ..... ii. i in en- n.illillil llllll, Willi ( .,n... r.f ,1... i ' KOdnl fo.illvltle.1. Balance of Corsets -- Brassiers and all Munsingwear Reduced 20 E. O. N. HELIX TONIGHT ONE GROUP OF PART WOOL BLANKETS (ConlinutM from f'afro One) with tho oxt'optlon nf a cnuplp of yoiim rturini: whinh Htroiif,' Ui Ornndn tfamw liroko tlntr wijntlni; Htrpalt. They iilay a fast, acour- atn brand of haskethull that ro- HIlltH In fvPitupnt Renrnu A nnii..lli. i h.v u-tn afiL'apn nl prdHpoi't that liiconie from Northwest conferonco coIIprch an ncunur. P".uunin wouia Well a lml.MH.n.Innt nm...i?niinMU UixUvc than 111 (he pHt Ht-aon. .rimmy ItoHcnhaum. 1m. Craniln ' ""'""' i " iiv.-hkh k no mr mum . will rnforoo the contest. (H.aHon Iwih Ihmmi aJ.out.lM per cent I Qulnn has not completed the Kiuto.r than for the same periml : remainder of his nehodnle hut luMl K('a-son' ' further annotuieements of Rumen' rrop "Hluctloii in 1 !i2!i has been ' are expected in the near future. jl'iwer than In 1H2S, owintf to acre-j A Khort pep assembly was held V'1''" ' P'' 'int below those t nt the Normal tmlay with the presi- nf ,;l-s- fiirn price Index fori dent of (lie student body. Harvey ""' to Nuwmbi r, inrUsivc, nver 1e Moss, in cliaix-e. The Htudents ed I4o h compared with I Hi for are all eatfor for t lie tamo (nnlRht tn'' nn- period lasl year. . t und'aitxlous that the .Vormal tciim ' The Income win from the Helix five to set the production fur winter rimirter off riht. There Is l!'iS-an was beLirr Ihan in 1!27- 'S, and 1!(J7-,2S was lutter than In l'.r2ti"27. Ann result or this pro Krt'Ksivc linpi'iiveiiU'iU, I he number of farm bankruptelcs has been de ereasiiur and the rate of decline In ind valin-s lias ln-fti redni-ed. I A survey in March, l showi d , that the ib-cllne In farm land val-, ties for the previous 12-montli per-I loil was less than for any year Double Size 70x80 $0.16 All Blankets -- Quilts Reduced 20 IS ? k I ! J ! v 7 C roIhr to be n "Student Mixer da nee In the ball-room nf the H. S. ha II Immediately follow Ihk the dance fur (he purpose of roi Untf the sltttlents acquainted. A lai'Re attendance Ik expected. from. nR-rlcnltural t,m(i iriIr (,Tll if , ,t) the crop season oi ... (Im's a feller alius feel In his otl IHH'kets ulu'ii he bcH a rlfrar? MELLON DEFENDS GUARDSMEN WHO v i r i. i r xT ir i rr ..i ...... ,. FORMAL OPENING OF NEW THEATER HERE SATURDAY (Continued from 1'aso One) (Continued from Paffti One) Ml, farm people to the city appears to be less (ban at any time since J!i20. I'nder the uKrleiiltuniJ market liiK act, farmer-owlied and farmer-eonti'olb-d cent rallzed 'ommodity nritnlzittimis are beinir set up lo isury to the juris- ''itiht a more scienlliu- inarKetmtr b p:iVtment of jus-jester and briim greater returns to the fanners, j It is my earnest hope that the fanners of America wilt continue to 'streiiKi hen their economic po sillou during the comiiiK year. The I'acllltlcN ami resources of the I'nit ' ed States department of urtIcuI Itnre shall be so directed as to be st aid to the farmer. the secretary said that he favored ihe transfer of the entire prohibition unit from the jurisdh Hon nf the t diction of Hi llee. lie pointed out that at pres et! tht depart ill ell I of justice prosecutes the cases that are de veloped by the prohibition bureau and expressed the belief that bet ter coupon! (inn could be obtain ed It' both divisions were under AUTO LEAVES ROAD TWICE; NO ONE HURT IH VY I, A K 1 1 (Special -... Hein le Maxtor bad a sltuhi accident New Year's eve while taking his niece Carmeti MaMb ld to her huhle in I.a tirnnde. Ills ear was erowded olf ho pavement and in aiieiupt- IllR lo Ret liiii IC 'HI (tie pavement it sklddi d across (be i..t(. la the Midden JerkiiiR Hie Kas teed Hpriiu; broke and the car ran ofi the road tippltiR on Us side. No one wax In juiod and Mr. liavtor secured help life the car on the highway nun in. NtS the Hatne department The secretary said the treasury f was havfllR an Independent In- ! vesllRation mnde Into the shoot-j I I lit I : I ! ( 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 KII.I.KI) Iur iif the stnnimlers merely to j LONDON', Jan. U (AI'l Three brhiR out anytlthiR that had not j children were killed and sit Injured as yet been learned, today In the Holiday district nf Mr, Mellon declined to discuss i London by the explosion of u bar any of the attacks upon him made I rel of petroleum in a railway I by members uf conunss or any ofi fremiti station. tiie statements regard intr prohlld- j lion enforcement from the samel " SXOWHAM. KILLS MAX After dinner was served j .-..iiree. lie fissured (he personnel! M A RT1 NSIM lt(! . W. a.. Jan. 3 nine was spent in playhiR ; of the prohibition enforcement di- j A I' I Struck by a snowball be ind part of the Ritests at- ' luions was lisltiR evei v effoii to tween lite eyes, Frank Hartley, L'rt. enforce the pridilldtlon law. Is dead. Three ilays ufter he was movie In Orande. Hole (lainhb r h.is been ! ne f the major problems now hit he became unconscious and he 'lJ ()tl Willi M O confroiitinR enforcement, he said, idled one day after renohliiR a bos-: " Horin Kirk. and Very! re most rf , Wilde Mini. Mis. U'lHIam Kirk Mrs. j. V. tlaxt.r Jr KaMer. of rnion, w ei Mr. and Mrs. Oi:.nt W day ol this week. The .1, W. Wilde heme was (he sceuo of a real New Year's dinner Wednesday eveuiiiN. with Mr. and Mrs. J. w. ItaMe. Jr. nd famllv. Mr. and Mrs. W. H, Itavter and baby. Mryee. Illll VriKht iin.l Mr. ami Mjs. fr.in( W'il-lo , tb-h- the ev Raines tended M i s. sufferhiB ilh pleurlay for the last two weeks bill Is reported to be iin piovinR. Thursday of this week Mr. Oaulhler uas reported Ml at their home. Mr. Wllllait! Hawkins has de elded to roMuine hir work at til Kastern t ireR.ni normal school aain tliis lei ni. J. Iv. t.indsry drove his cattle and several lo ileis behniiiK to J. W. Wilde and sons, down from his Lad.l Canyon place r(,r winter feed- Ink. Hin. lo a typoRiahplcal error, the ! name nf lte I. unties, nf I'nrt land, , appeared tn the Mm Items laM wiek, and the name should lia e been T- l.aunl. Mr. and Mrs. (1. Clifton Uivter limn bfcn niiikinir some Improve. menm nn lheir More t lint !,ake by in-siallint; several booths with j tables for ice cream and other ; service. New painiitiR and decora t tiot! n also belnR ilmm in Hip store w lib h mnke itrem improvement. wo -new simplex projectors of the latest type, adapted to sound projections, have been Instelfed. and the taikiiiR machine is the last word in sound equipment, Mr. Hoy declares, avoiding ally metallic Mound. A feature of the talkluR machine In a non-synclironous at taclunont which permits the plny ItiR of ordinary n-cords but renders the mush' as though an orchestra or ot-Raii was ac'.ually In the thea ter. This is for entertainment be tween acts. operating I loom UeiiiodcU'd The operalinif room has been (oinpletcly remodeled. A motor uenerator set has been installed that delivers direct current lor the , use tif the arc liRht fur the motion picture projection. maklliR It char mi a crystal. The lens used on the projector were cut in MiiRland. and j brhiR out the picture in sharpest ' detail. I Continuous slmwlnRs are sched-! tiled for Saturday and Sunday this weekend. npeniiiR at 1 on Satnr- day and 1 :f on Suinlay. Mr. Hoy aniionut es. ALL REMNANTS HALF PRICE Silk, Wool Silk and Wool, Rayon and Cotton Fabrics ALL CHILDREN'S SHOES REDUCED 20 Shoes Oxfords Slippers From Piep Piper - R. J. & R. -Stickles Children's Shoes the xiituKi:linr or Himur into pitul. thin i-niinti-y from (':in;nlii unit : ' 1 1 rroni iiiiirhy fov. lifn iiiiymwlonn. I Tl:.V IIOVS lllt)VM:i n.l.llnif Ihiil rKri's hiiil linn COI'i:MIA(li:.V. Jim. a (AD iiiiilo In iiri'vfiiilna ,li.-i-i.in or 'l' n iioys .liowiii il uiiiiis- hon tin lllililntrlul ulooliol tor l.ooth'U Hunting Grounds pnrpofies. lee broke under them vhil were skatinR on (he Kliaii Sw eden. they . river. 1 itoiiAii ih:mi:.s m.i'inti WASll,lNTON, Jan. 3 (Al'l- j t nit ! t sector itoruh, of i iaho, today j Bvlgi urn 7 hnUed denied w Idely published n-prts that .f.rs. Mabel Walker Wlllo-bi-a ii It , former asslsia nt a Homey general In charge of prohibition cases, was Hie source of his in formation on prohibit km condi tions throiiRhout the country. ISTEVENS VAN ENGELEN COl CUJLDREN'S All Wool Sweaters Size 2 to 10 JTS. $1.98 Af.iiriBir.NT itv.ACMr.i W A S 1 1 1 N 1 1' I 0 N , Jan. 3 (Al') .'rohlbltion Conimlloner Horan announced today that un as ref luent, had been entered Into with industrial alcohol manufacturers which would reduce production in l!:itt by I ft per c,enl an compare! to t'.::. He est i mated the output would 1 derreanfd between I ll.aao.oao and H.noo.ano I Ions by the cut. LONDON, Jan, .1 (Al) The l'rlnco of "Wales, wjio will resume his African hunting trip inter rupted by the illness of Klnc OeorKO morf than a 5'ear apo, left St. James' palace this afternoon for Southampton. ' The prince received hearty cheers from a bin crowd as he if l?nial WfrIfJinltirriv'A ,lt Waterloo station nnd it ikuyui tr t tM((f( Ichpeif, fnlIowprt nlm !ls tnp buat train pulled out of the station. Itlll'SSKLS. Jan. .1 (AP All j Hel t-i um wi.a thrilled today as ' Princess Marie Jose, r:t-year-ob! j daughter of the Helnian inonarchs. made last minute preparations fori her journey to Home when she j w ill be married to Crown Prince j II nnhrrt. ' A royal romance will ride on the sumptuously appointed Itullan train that will carry the princess and the Hclifiai. royal family to I Italy. Kor the princess and her fiance met twelve yean ukO when they were just children nnd from that day to this an affection has lasted that haw warmed the hearts of the Helutan people. slhh: ih iuix homi: . Conrad Wells. 31. Hollywood, cnmcranian, married. I tody re cove red. Oeoi-Ke Kaslnvin. 'Jl'. Santa Mon ica, cameraman, married. P.ody not recovered. Hon Krankel. H-dlywood. assistant cameraman, tin married, liody recovered. Otto Jordan. L'i;. Hollywood, as sistant ' cameraman, unmarried. Hotly not recovered, Tom v Harris, i;'.. Hollywood, properly man. married. I'.ody not recovered. Hank Johannes. LM. Hollywood. propei-M- ii' -in. unmarried. I'.ody not r. ci-vered. lioss Cook. 'S, Santa Monica, pilot, unmarried. "ltot-"not re covered. Hallock Koiise .:. Santa Monica, pilot, unmarried.. Hody not re covered. Till i-il Plane K-eapos .Tacob Triobwasser. pa rachute price mm PfPER " Si MtJi "I' iJuiniior. who liiiil .cxtioctpil to-risk his lit'o in a h.-iziirilou leap, hito the son. hod not .yot ontored the srono w hon ili ntll stoiio,l in as ilirfi-tor. , Tie ami Ills pilot. I.t. Cnl. Ilosi oo Turnor. anil two I'ompaniotis. l-'roil iislmrno anil liort Whit)', motion tiicturo l.-ohnirians. soari-il nu-ay unsrallioil. thoir lilano not yot hnv. ins hi i'ii man, 'iivoriMl. into. lino with tho I'nnior.i rliiim. Triohwa.isiM- was iiolnlne for Ills jump, , attinir for tho won! from W'liito. Mini. rosionihlo for tin tlmini; of tho loop, mus wali'hlni; tiu eamora plaiu-s. whon a thin rr- waftoil through the roar of tho in, 'tors: "Thoy'ro rrnshliiK!" ' U'lllto's Allium! Turner, flvo hiimlri',1 fiit l.ov tho iIooiiiimI camera planes, whopl-f-,1 his ship H-oll into thp olear ho foro tin- slniikliiK. firr-airramoi wrroliniie plunuod by. "1 saw the iilanos." A'liit. salil. whloli was s.-tt linu, roiao towthi-r. Their wintr tips loui-li.,l. Then tlie winw teleseoiieil nnd the eal.ins erushi'il together. There Was' an explosive flash, anil lio.ileK ere luirleil out. The flaiiiini; ships liecan to . tall lihp plunlin.'ts Into the sea. "Xo one eoul.l luive live.l 111 tliose planes li. rore they striii k the water. Thev we, ,,vel.,,,.l i fire: They fell apart as they stru. k itlie siirfaee of the oeeun." ' I.. W. O'l.'onnell. henil eaniera ini.'in ,,r the Kox l-'ilms corporation, Tor whom the iiieture was lieini; mailp. was statlone.l in a speed j hoat on the w-aler uniler the planes. ; prepared lo pick Triehwas: I after his Jump. Up MAUSHl'IMLO. On'.. Jan. 3 (AP) A landslide which drove lops through their home nnd Mamaped the Interior, destroyed the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Kanilln, near hen while they were visitintr at Heeds port. Several other homes w ere flooded by hiKh water from creeks. Muvr-s to rouci: statiov NKW OKI,t:A.NS, Jan, 3 t AP) Jo Chatoney know;! how to handle vlidtiiiR gunmen. A fellow ' balled Joe's tavl, pressed a pistol at hts back and told hltn to keep on drlvln. j,t obeyed, hut had AM.VU.l lt tiOI.K CIIAm HOXKS TO KliKP PIT ST. P.U L (AP) When Ihe win- ter blasts keep Harrison JL John ston of St. Paul, sway from the wolf links, on which he is national m htineh the fellnwr tan a stranger amntftir champton. hf takes to In town. Joe kept ttpplnt; on hoxititf and handla1l to keep in the K.t(. tin be rame to a police trim. M.iilon. The passetii;er, one Jannn Johnston is more than a novice U ll.on. was easily captured. Hi t Ihe leaiher-pushini; a? he train aid he tame from North Caro- ed seveml years under Toinim TEX MOTION PICTl'RE MEN" ARE KILLED (Continued from Paire One) llim houKgow. Ulbbonn, a fellow townsman. topped waves, hore evitlenre of the traiiedy. Nti more boille-s appeared, ami no wnvkaue came to the sur face. The dead: Kenneth Hawks. SJ. Hollywood, motion picture director, husband of Mari' AMor, ftlm actress, pody not recoveretl. Max ttobl. L'i. Hollywood, assist, ant dlreMor, iiKirried. P.odv re- j covered. I Knit Sets .at . 30 Per Cent Reduced Price Some Sweaters Reduced to SI v -lis r. .f, -. . NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP 1 HEAVY SHIRTS ALL WOOL SHIRT beautiful Plaids RcKiiIar JS5.no Values $3.85 SI ft