La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 06, 1930, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPage Six 1 LA" GRA'NDE ' iMJNlMO OBSEK VKR, LA GRANDEj ORE. Thursday, February (i, ltlo'O ) VI tni tii tii (it no N Mi In'. Hli nil wl l.U vl ,lll till til nil lit nr CO lm Ui nil all PQ BH llii -o lm u nil IUS tlo 110 t"5 Ih. Jit till Hi Ml pri pa iirt r ,511 Hlri rnl VI tin lin J. wi ;. wK 1 Hp , -.; :i ': I'o C,n Jill. llo '! : foi ut; ri )nl no! rid n-i Jio' lm uin llii Jml '. Hill i Mi ' : Ali ; wii j ill ' - -i mn or, . ' no1 .. Oil :.ofi : v ii . : till :; , Soi iioi ; mil iir. inc , P-''l ,Hi Nil , I Ik I'tll I'll Mo 1 W, r.'H v.. Jin. ton ; rl "Vl llcl Jill fur lint Hot of wh of Mr 1 118 IllK I In cr tlo ru ln l'rl Mr H ilu tin On' ' lm: ii I III! 1 II r il.i EH ADMIRE U. S. FOR CHEERFULNESS Bishop Deane, of Scot land, Says America Still Has Anglo-Saxon Soul. O.M.UIA. N Ii., Fvh. It (AP) - Tho I'nlh'.l KtnttH Ht 111 rctulnn "It .AiiKlo-Haxon hoiiI, il-HilU' 1 hi- eon tcnlluii tnat tin nuitnn Ih n "nm'M hiK pot," liluht Itv. I,. iJiuiio. KplHCOjml hiHllOp , of AbiT'lfM'll. Kfotliinil, lolil prnrt'HHjonal nidi lll'I'O, .. "Wo joko ahniit America, ami AnierlwniH at tlmi'H, lni Ibal'H hc pfMiHo wn ffi'l wit an- prlvll'-Ki'il lii cuiiHf! of our fri'inlHhli," lm wlalcd In IiIh aiMiKH JiihI nlt-ht. ' "Von AiiHM-tcanH invonti'd t hn lwiKiio of natinuH, you know, and then wouldn't join H; you Invnitnl t lio treaty of VernallleM urn) wuuliln't Mlfw It: '" Invi nteil tin1' coelimll nail now you won't drink II. 'J-)eH)lt( Oiese iccnfilmal Inenn nlsteneleH we admire you Immen sely," JllfOmp I eane addt tl. Admin; 'lH-'rruliM"M "Vo admire the eheerTulneHH and fortitude with which yon met that Wall Hlrcut craHh that would mont certainly Jmv spread rut it .n any olher mi) Ion. "Wo Ifive your anibaMsador at. London Imiiuiho he hiiioIoh a pipe upHlde down and Ih'ciiijho lie al- wayH iihi'h idchirempie laiu;iiae. llo , Iiiih raptun-d t ho lieai t of Kik- i land." The Hcotch hlnhop mwil that WORK BEGINS ON IRRIGA TION TEST,jGERVAIS HAU-.'.M, 'Or... (A I') Work hn Ufn-Mtarted m-ar (..rvutH on iho fliHi of a HericK uf detunnHtrulioii Irrigation uidls to he developed hy the OrcKon (xperjmcnt Mtatlon through finiinccM eonti llnilcd hy u ffroup ol Or.'ffun jmldle ulllltien, haulcK. civil' orKinil.alioiiH. Tim well now n'iiff hoi'fd Ih on t ho fruit farm of Henalor H;un It town almiK Dio J'aelflc hlKliway. KCidicH already colidueted with Wlllaini'tle valley hindH under Ir rigation hy the experiment alation have proved lite value of Hiipptc niealnl wulcr fur at leaHl. a half million acres of' natural drained hoIIh. The prcMenl project Ih an atlempl. lo eHlahlfMli Mm feaHlhlllty of prfivldlriH- Hindi Irrltfal Ion from dei'ji Wellw. .An hoou iiK the .Marfnn entinty well Ih completed a Herdnd will he hnred'Oii I he ItoHlvnld dairy ranch near Monmouth, 1'ulk ounly. Tlie at'r ilii'if will he lined primarily for cHtalilishlutf permanent IitIku'. ed .piiHlureH which are deemed ijneiwmry lo inont profltahlo dairy ing In WcHtern Oregon. If IndlealloiiH fur preliminary HiirveyH are nirrccl the flow from each we Mio-jlil amuuiil lo ahout one and one half feet or enniiKh (o care for almut luu ncrcH on eaeu farm, according to )v, W. I.. Tow ers, helid of the koIIn department.! at the'i4ta1e rollege, who Ik in di rect charge f the prnjeel.' t 'rider the euoperal Ive plan adopted, the prlvale 'rnud raised Ih turned over lo the experiment' H(n Eielson Search Is Abandoned By SovietRussia .MOHCOW. Koh. G (Al') The Arctic coiuiiiiHHlAn of. the Ho.vlct government i;ih abandoned nil fur i her neurch for. t'arl Hen Kielnon and IiIh compaiiloii, Mini Itorland, In the heller that the two Ameri can airmen perlnheil in Mllterla. (fflelalH of the .Arctic commin hImii hud pernlHted In I ln lr nearch for Hie two men despite, the dixeov cry of KlelHon'H wrecked piano on , the Hiherlan coast on Jan. -f. There wan no (race of tlie two fll-ei-H who had heen inlhing In thv Acile since Nov, 1 hut there wuh Htlll a tiope Hint Dicy nilghi have K:jrvived Ihe rraKh and made their way to some placo of nafrty, Tuesday, however, the Arctie eoinmlHHion regretfulj neUuowl I'dged Ihe coneliiHtlun that the two Amerfi-ans hud perished and cniiHe- iiuently announced aliandoniuenl of ill furilier twarch for the coiirajre- ' oiih Aineiioantt who gave their lives! in an effort lo hrlng- aid to the , Htranded trading Hhlp N'anuk off the northern conni of Hllicrln. , 9xl2eft , llL J tlm t;nlled Stati'H "ahandnu Hk Hon to umi- uh a iwolvlng fund In I'ldlctilnuK tradition of iHulatiou and iiHHatmt .ruHpouHihillly for leader-. Hhlp of Die Iniman race." CORONERS TO AIR TROUBLES AT PORTLAND rOIlTIANI), Ore., Keh. 4 (Al') I'rotcHtH that a recent death cer UrieatM IsHued by Or. r'rederlrk 0. Htricker, Hecreiary of I he Htnte Jteallh hoard, prnelicnlly ahollKhed Iho lofflco of county coroner will )o nlred before Ktanley Mires, diH trlct attorney, tomorrow wllli cor onoiti from many Oregon cuunthH attend Iiik. " Or. Karl Sminth,, Arultnomah County (Portland) coroner, whp Ih leading the opposition to the new form of certificate, iid that under )i Htrlcker's ruling it 'would he unnecessary for a phyalclan to notify the coroner of a violent death. The coronei-H ennteml HiIm wotlld lead to an unlimited com plication, In Healing InHiirancc elnltntf. , i 'J'ho revlNCff death certlfieatn 1oph not provide h, certificate for iho of coroners. It. Ih nwwrted and eHtahllHhIng the wcIIh. Alter (hey are In Hiiccessfiil ojieratlon the farm owners agreo lo take, over 11ns wellH any expenne uhimI In pure expe men l at Ion or running check (i-hIh will he paid from (he fund. In f ItiM way it Ih Imped to iihc (ho money u number of tlmen In establishing demonstration wells throughout the valley area unit able to Htich Irrigation. Tin-; ;iti;i:N i. ri,Avrs - is i;vii);'i-: tr wohk (A.MIIltaOOK, .Mass, - (A I) -fireen may. he a restful color to tJio eye, hut to a' plant' It Ih the dgn of 1 1 a nl' work. - j 3 ". ' This fs shown , In- a dlHCovery about iho green coloring matter or plantu reporifd to :the Ameri can AsHoelathm for 'the Advance ment of KeieiieCi by '. Or. Hobert KinerHon of Harvard university. The .green In . plantH ; Ih erloro iihyll, which long Iiiih hecen known i and 'iilpnicnt at cosl, though I an the eehoinlea! suhHUilmu that en i-xpeiiHe uhimI In pure experl- ahleH plantH lo traiiHfonu Iho Hiin'H energy Into the things .which make fond and fuel for man; j:l'i;in i i ui:k ihu io:io TOTAIt K I (,000,(MI0,U0 MOW YOUIC (Al) Kccurlty of ferings In a:to will exceed those of Mt'J'J If all projected governmental and Industrial . expenditures are carried out. Total contraction , work indi cated for I y:iD, an already an nounced hy municipalities, Indus tries and Ihe federal government Ih estimated at 1 0,000,000,1)00. Offerings of new securities In UlL'fi fell short of this figure by ap proximately $ioo,000,oun baHed on authoritative banking slat IhiIoh. ItANKI.'ltS WAltS'lHV A(AlKT oi,i rKiii'i'MN; itoo (;aii:' firifAOO (AP) The bankor i tlu fellow financially- wIko- who I warns his customers against eon- ' ridenco gatiicH and nwlndlcs j And. according, to tho - Illinois ' Itankei-H' asHOetutiou, tbn tnm: banker is one who falls for con-: fldence garni'H. . . .,; 1 . ! Tiie last warning sent members ! h: against concerns of doubtful merit which fend hlankH rr(iuetlng information aboiil the hankers in Hlltutfon to ho used In dlrectorhs. "The acceptor signs tho form . which seeiriM Innocent enough, and' limn It devclopH It hinds the hank to n contract amounting to $r0o. "It Ih tho old , lghtnlng . rod , game," Hays tlift itsNoclutlon. i! Prospective Hecurlly flotations for litlio will ho further augmented OOX VMNTIOV riTV If forecasts of greater foreign of-f OJUt'AtVO (AP) ClileUgo con fcringH materialize. Koreign bond ventlotiH last year drew 1,177, ftfi lnssiif'H In were lews than ten i visitors. In ninny. cuhoh It. Is Impossible for j ,,,. ,.,nL (,r tho total new securi- i- 1 the coroner to (leiermmo tne cauau (. without an autopsy Ministers Against Opening Caskets I'OUTI.ANI). Ore., Keh. 4 (AP) Some reaction was expected 'to day lo tlm resolution hy the Port land Ministerial association favor ing discontinuance of the conven ' llonal custom of Inking mm last look at tho body during funerals. The minis ters expressed the ! opinion the custom was a relit- of the dark ages and after Dr. Leon ard llowman, pastor of the first i'lvshyterlan church, submitted the resolution. It was decided to with hold definite action until churches represented In Hie assoclnlloii dis cussed It thoroughly. ' Or. Mowmait said funerals are far Ichh narrowing than they used to bo and practices' are more civil ized than formerly. Although no ihaite opposition to the resolution has appeared, considerable discussion was heard In women's club circles. River SI earner Is A Virtual Wreck ASSISTANT TO KI'KAItS? LA.KAYK'ITI:. 1ml. , Keh. 4 (AP) Karl Miirt ineau, assistant font hull coach at Purdue university, said today a report that he was being considered for chief tiKslstaut In I'laronce Hpcars, new coach at tlm t'nlverslly of Oregon, was newH to him. "1 may be under consideration," ho said, "bnl 1 have never heen approached." The Hoover crime commission uavo the president, ii Report-before llseil lip. ' I IWII IIOCHIl I SOUIHI IIKO a legitimate connnl.sslnn. POHTI.ANO, Feb. I (AP) The river steamer N it. Lang, of the "Western Transportation company, loadeil with $:tn.oim worth of paper from Camas, Wash., mills, lay near the Washington shore, above Van couver, Wash., today a virtual V reck. Caught In the path of huge lee chunks and two log rafts, the Meamer, which had been Icebonml sini't) .January Hi in the Colanibla river was badly eruMied and par tially submerged near Uyaa's Point late yesterday. Word was received by Ilex flault, of the transportation company, who mild six men aboard Hie craft escaped to the shore without injury. Hawaiian Debate Team Is Winner SAU'.M. Ore., lVb. 4 (AP) Vniversliy of Hawaii debaters prov cd Hie mo." t loinincing talkers vhen thy imi Willamette univer sity three man team here last night and were given Hie decision. The invaders upheld the alfirma tlve Side Of Hie iiiost!oil "resolved that the nation should adopt a plan of complete disarmament excepting nnch forces as are needed for po lice purposes. Hlx Of Hie nine principle points In debate were declared a draw, while Hawaii was declared best in analysis ami perfusion. Willamette Wen were licld sup. rlor In presen tallon. CONSIlHJt MII.K OltltlNANCr TlMi OAIXKM, Ore,, 1-Vb, 4 (AP) Tho city council is considering adoption of n standardised milk ordinance which provides for pro. iluctlon and distribution of the food product under four glades. Cither pasteurized or raw. I In be. Herman, Brooklyn's big slugger, says he will hold out for VJO.000 thin year. ore throats V VAPOROB OVER' til MILLION JARS USED YEARLY Quickly relieved by rubbing on Abhor Fai t Not only because it plight; beauty an vigor, but because informed people rt i(ard it as needless. They hnov that chief cause is a glar.d weakness, cayii. corrected. Modern physicians, tho. world ovei now aim at titnt weakuerri. Their nietlin. js embodied in Mnrmola prcKcriptio: tablets, now iised for 2'Z years. Tlr countless fat peopif; who have row: olender now everj-where t;how what th: method d((i.'H. Purhapa your close friend can tell you. If you oro over-fat, you owe to yom ; self a test of Murniolu. Tho reasons am formula nre in every box. Kvcry drup sist supplies it St o box. $tarvii!(j i not nccciitmry, Co start totjay. Announcing New Service MOTOR COACH Pendleton - Walla Walla - LewUton Spokane Yakima Bend Portland BakerBoise Twin Falls Pocatello Salt Lake City 8 Trips Daily to Pendleton nnd Way Point 8 T rips Dnily to Baker and Way Points. 2 Thru Trips Daily to Portland and Wav Points. Ihru Daily Service to Weiser, Ontario, Hoise, Twin Falls, rocatello, Salt Lake City and Way Points. Conntion ro ninde at Penilloton lo nnd from Spokane, (loeur d'Alent Colfnx, Irfwiston, 1'ullmmi, JIoscow, Walla Walla and Way Points. Connections ar. ninde at Umatilla to and from Kennewuk, 1'aico, bpokanc, Yakima, Wlonsliurif, Wcnatchce nnd all Yakima Valley Points. Connections are made at Arlington lo and from Ueppiwf, Condoa, Fossil and all John Day Vslley Points. Connections are made at The Dulles to and from Prineyllle, Bsnd, Klamath Falls and all Central Oregon Points. Connections are made at Portland to and from Tacouia, Seattle Vancouver, B, c., and Way Points North and Salem, Corrailis, Kutene, Itoscbure, Medford, Sacramento, San Francisco, Los Angeles and all Way Points South. Connections are made at Salt Ijike City to and fross Denrer, Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago, Now York and all Ksitwa Cities. Motor Conrhes l.eavt a Grande -ron- Pondloton 10:15 a. in.; 1 :00 p. m.; G:fiO p. m. it. ..II.. nr ii . . . . - aim u an. i .... in; t; a. m. ; i :iiu p. in. ... Lcwiston 10:15 a. ni.; 1 :00 p. in. ... Snokanu 10:15 . in. laKimii 10:15 a. m. Portland 10:15 a. m. Ilaki-r 10:10 a. m. ti"isc 10:10 a. m. On 52.25 . 3.75 . 7.2- -8.75 . 7..10 8.00 . 1.80 7.10 19.15 Inquire at Stage Depot for rates and schedules to all points Kxprcss Shipments Carried on All Schedules Columbia f.orffe Stage Depot Kim and Jefferson Sts. Plume Wain 7-.t ; ti .-50 p. ni : :!::!) p. m. ; S:25 p. m. Sitlt Lako City 10:10 a. m. 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