La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 11, 1930, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPage Four jLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE.; LA GRANDE. ORE. Tuesday, February 11, 1030 (Incorporated) An Independent Newspaper PRANIC B. APPMJHY , ..Kdltor and Publisher HARVEY V. MATTilKWS . ..Huilnrntt Manager PuhllKliGd evenings, except Hundny, at 1416 Adnma Avenue, La Omncle, Orenon. The ObHcrver-Stiir published every Friday, Ktttered nl the Ffntofflco of Jm Grande, Orutfoii, aa ttecund Clasa Mall Mutter under act of March 2, 1879. OFFICIAL PAPKlt OF UNION COUNTY AND TUB CITY OF LA CiltANDK MHMHKIl OF AKHOCIATKD PKKSS Tho Anfloclatcii 1'renn Is excluively ntitl d to ue for publlna tlon of nil news dlHpatchoti credited to it or not oilierwino credited If published herein. All riKhta of republication of npeclal din patchea la this paper, and ulo tho local news heroin also are rvservud. National Advertlwinff IteproBentnllvo M. C. MOOKNSKN CO., Inc. San Francisco, Loo Aniodew, Hentilf, Portland, Chicago, Detroit, New York BUliSC'ItrPTION RATIOS lly C'nrrlcr Dally, per month In advance Dally, six montha In advance Dally, single copy Jly Mali Dally, per monlh In advnnrv Dally, per six inonthft In ndvanea Daily, per year In advance Weekly, Observer-Sinr, per year . 7 Co 94.60 . fic . 50o 12.50 ..$5.00 (2.00 ADVKItTIKINO It AT Ii9 Display, foreign, per column inch 42c Display, local, per column Inrh 4&o Tlmo contract prices on application. THIS KPIKT OF TRUTH When Hie Kpiiit of (ruth la coinr, lio will guide you Into all truth: for he ahull not uppiik of him self; hut whataoever ho kIiiiII licur, that .shall ho Hpcak; and he will show you thliiKH to conic. John 36:13. Abe Martin Vmnrvsaiva Illuuiu tenter Iuin IU(' a KC'lllKll for seliool bus drivers. liUfo Hud HitlH ho ItllunH llio mxtoi o' mwxcm, but lio dou'l kiitm- who to fix. porn me aleu pnperlnK nnd pnlnt ine llio interior of their kitchen. Leo Kenworthy wient Wednes. lay night with his futhcr who van not Ho well, F. (J. Potter returned homo Thuimlny after KpendlnR xeveral ekH in Portland under a doclor's care, lie 1m feeling much Improved, lio wan at C. P. Carprr'H Friday arter his ruui'cowi which Mr. Car per had fed during his absence. Mrs. Julia Sannni; halt been quite III for a few days and Friday Mr. The job of cleaning; up Chicago sounds impressive. Even if the city isn't any worse than numerous others, in propor- noii io size, me publicity uncago lias received makes radical wmnur staried with her to ri improvement necessary. Maybe it will bo accomplished. S-li'rd E Maybe the new standard of lawfulness will be maintained. Frank sannar from: Diamond The interest of a large group of aroused citizens indicates " and SUCIl a pOSSllJlllly. JJUt LlllCagO has Said She WOUld Cleail UP They made the trip throUKh - before. She has said it many times-and still it's needed. ,w'.er ,et Wednesday ..- ... . Thurmlay at C. I'. Carper's visiting? TRY COD-LIVER OIL "".rt, "" " Pnperlns. . linlph Carper went to Pou-wnlka , A generation ago what little special knowledge there was Friday and i viiiIhr at the Hen about the feeding of children resulted from the careful n',",ie",,iH 'ul "?0,'K0 Urk observation of intelligent mothers who experimented with m '' and sun. Fred Trump and their own offspring. Keeping feet dry was a general pre- S""Vy ""V.1.1 ,lur,,l7 "lB.ht . . btutuu jjic Sunday with Mrs. Trump's pnr- venlative while castor oil given internally and goose grease '. nd Mrs. wninm sun and mustard plasters administered externally constituted ,7,eiV house. thoy K"B f,lm'Ba,l"s general cures. Doctors were called only in emergencies, by amio smith returned home most people, and when home remedies were employed with- h"d','beenr'v!!siung.'0lV't W"1'''0 ""C Ollt l'GSllItS. Henry Snuffer mndo n. husinews Healthful care of children, when it existed at all, came week.0 Wullow" 11,0 ot ",c rather instinctively or accidentally. Youngsters, being Arthur Wallace is hauling wood naturally active, got out of doors a great deal, absorbed large ,a JTan S""--quantities of sunshine and fresh air, developed good appe- 'aiiaee. home ami curine for tho tites, satisfied them with common and easily available foods . '"ol: AV"""CC ta like milk and various kinds of mush. Gardens were grown imuo Johnnie .swearincen suf for economy's sake and green vegetables and fruit became a SVnotT V.T'' "eUr'Ct part of the child's diet as a matter of course rather than Mis. i-eari Lively is tuite in with as a mirtterlif hPallh? ' ' - " . .(Hu, at. her home In MjixvIIIo. .: (LINER BURNS AT NEW YORK PIER North German Lloyd Ship inuencnen Uestroyed by Fire and Explosions. SHW YOriK, Feb. 11 (AI-) Tho North. Herman IJoyd liner .Mucnchcn burned and sunk at her pier In tho Hudson river today tt short time after sho had docked at I he end of a voyage from lire men. . -. Tho flro Mas aceomiianied bv. a series of explosions of shellac- In one of the holds. Firemen noui'lnn waior into the. hold were thrown rrom tnelr feet as the blasts shook tho whole ship itid Iho pier. There wero four, explosions. ' Mrs. , Josephine Uohrko." CO.' a' enbln stewardess, was knoekeil lowii by tho fourth explosion and slightly Injured. I'llo 2B3 passengers had left the ship before the explosions hud occurred. Many pf them still were on the pier, however, having their baggage examined by customs men. They wero ordered off the pier as tho flames spread and tho ship was cleared of its crew.1 Tho flames spread with terrific speed and ferocity after tho explo sions, and in a short time tho liner sank. The fire broke out In hold No. 0, aft, in which part of the ship the shellac was stored, n short time after tho liner had docked. It utllekly spread to hold No. 0, and tho explosions followed. FARM BOARD OK EH PUT ON' GRAIN GROUP (Continued from rago One) vise grazing to a greater extent in iiik iiiture. They wore asked by hllu to use ranges more carefully, as feed Is ninlled. OIUJAMZATIOX CO.M!l'I.KTi:i) i v,vi-lr;. Texas. Feb. n (Al'l Letters hnve been sent members or the American Mohair I'loduo-ia Cooperative Marketing corpora tion by Hoy J. Uavnnnort. ureal. dent, announcing the organiza tion nan been completed !and 1 reauy to function In accorduricn with tho plans of the federal far board. A credit of 1 1,000,01)0, in the form of prcshearing advances of 60 cents per head on sheep and goats which have a six mouths growth- of wool and molmh-, and $1 per head for animals which have a 12 months growth, has been arranged through the na. tlonal credit corporation, n govern ment ageicy, for distribution among members. Tho relief is expected to mean revolutionizing of the industry throughout the country and, It is hoped, eventually stabilize wool and mohair prices. Tho Mucnchen made her maiden voyage to New York In July. l'JL'3, being llio first (icrnrtih Mhl. sliico tho war to enter the harbor. She was launched at Stettin, llerinaiiy, In the spring of the sumo year. .She was 5S1 feet long, (if, feel beam: with a gross tonnage of M, 000. She had accommodations for 1.100 pas.scngers. ' In shipping circles, the value of tho liner was placed at between L'.r.00,000 and ?3,000,000 without cargo. No estimate could bo made of the value of her cargo. Baby Mystery Is Still Unsolved Appeals For Aid For Indian Tribe I'OIITI.ANU, Ore.. I-Vb. II (AIM Tho Ori'Koniiin .said tmlny that C J. Ithoiiris. federal conuiilsMlnner of Indian affairs, was scored hv Koirpsontiitive liutler. of Oregon. In a speech In the honso for hi.s failure to tin anything for the re lief of the Warm Springs Indians at Celilo whom l lio Oregon mem. her dencrilipd :ih ''living lu hutH ami hovels nml .starving." Hutler, it dispatch from the Ore giinian'K Washington correspondent said, read to the house n letter which he said ho had written to ' Commissioner Khoads on leeemr her tl asking something he done Immediately for the Indians and 'suggesting th'iit an appropriation of at least $15.1,00 he made for (their benefit at this session of i wiiKima 10 iiiuii iie received no POKTIjAND, Ore., Teb. U (AI) Aii( attempt to solve the mystery surrovindiug the birth ofu buby, claimed by Mrs. George F. Schaef er, will be made today by Dr. John 0Ahele, city heultlv officer, in a conferencu with Mr. and Mr.s. Schaefer, Dr. Daniel Meyer and a representative of a maternity home. Tho maternity home officials deny the baby was born there and Or. Meyers, whose name it affixed to tho birth --certiflcule, said the signature, was a, forgery.- MrH. Kchaofer disappeared from her homo recently and returned a week Inter with the baby. A nurse said the baby ' was six weeks old rather than one .week. IWNS AIM'KOVK Mi.SIO ix woki,i i;xriiA.;i; Sl'STAI.V S2.-,000 .1 1" HUM KXT KAI.KM, Ore., Feb. 11 (AIM A ?J5,U00 judgment allowed by tho circuit, court for Multnomah county Irma Jean Itowerman, on account of the loss of an eye in a collision between a stage and a. school bus, berg when ttie shouting took place, told the coroner' Jury yesterday that liquor wna responsible for the quarrel and tho shooting. today. The opinion was written by Justice licit and Judge Hubert Morrow was affirmed. Actress Menaced By Kidnaping Gang CHir'AGO. l-'eb. 11 (AIM 'rn n- clno harrimorc, the uctresM, has been given guard of two detec tives following anonymoiiH threats lhai she would bo kldtuipcd unless she paid JJ.'..l'0(l. i A letter received Jan. 3t de ' manded J t.lMiO. saying she had been "selected" to contribute Jt, (lot to the aiil of disabled veterans' families. The amount has beetv deadily increased In mbseu,uenl demands, which have been made by telephone. The child that didn't s-ot those nccc-ssary iidvuiitages in a V n n natural way or the child that was Imiwlirmrmnri i i,k,.i, IsHeap IfOOZe LdUSe by a mother that did not eat properly these were labeled ! Chicago Killing 'Jrcniy. sicKiy , were slow in development, and frequently failed to I . ihcaco. fcTTI (Ai-)-Three! survive. Their lack of health was somjething of a mvstery i'itio of cheap booze brought I and their deaths were often explained with some Biblical 1,,," l""h """" quotation. I Herbert tilers and Anlhonv KM- Today the low death rate among children (the lowest in I:,gVT,r!;fnct':;rre;,h',a urcgon ol any state in the union) has come about thi-oiioh party of negroes, i-arents of the the definite study of those thinirs that formerly lnntin-hr ""'"' " "e" "s ",r, c voull,!' who " usiained by the supreme court u:u v I,, , . .? """"""-11 U1UU1.I1U were companions of tilers ami Kit- today. Tim m, into.. .,, ,.-hm.. i. tiiuu neaiin in a more or less accidental manner. While good health is normal in most homes, knowledge of what brings it about makes possible correction in an ever increasing number. Four years ago, when The Observer's hone makers insti tute brought a child health expert from Portland, many mothers found out about cod-liver oil for the first time, though its health qualities had been advertised and written about in honvo periodicals for several yeai-s. Yet there arc' still many young mothers (nnd some doctors) who know little or nothing about it or who think it is a drug because well informed physicians urge its use. Cod-liver oil gives the child the required amount of sun shine internally, when living conditions or the weather or the parents prevent its absorption externally. It prevents and corrects rickets. It is a concentrated Tood containing a cer tain quantity of vitamin A. And its use each dav in proper) quantities (recommended by many specialists until the child becomes an adult) promotes growth, assures proper bone development, etc. Kecently a new oil base for vitamin A has provided a more concentrated form-ten drops having the same value t.f a ablespoonful ,,r cod-liver oil and witlv ,the disagreeable astc e hminalcHl. And still more recently research has proved the value of an additional element in cod-liver oil, vitamin D which increases the insistence to various kinds of infection' A long series of tests have established the advantages of th improvement in child feeding. The technical nnd scientific details are usuallv so much Creek to (he average lay,,,;,,,, wMi is miluril. j(Hil , lls arc too busy with other occupations lo become experts even if we were intellectually competent. The important thing is . ... ivvvmhk ,,.-, oeen oevelope.1 to an exact science me essential rules are easily available en Us Ni:V YOltlC (AP) General approval has been "expressed by lis teners, both in America and abroad, of the type of prugrnms given in the international exchange at the (.'lirjstiuas season. A compilation just made by NHl' shows thai out of each dozen loi ters received, eleven considered the programs a real cross section of American Ju.i!, while one resent ed the use uf Jazz. Foreign listen ers asked more frenuent program exchanges, expressed a desire to hear more American radio stars and liked the orchestras which played both classical and jazz music. ... ' TTTt A TT try4CT T.A fJTJATVJTIT! STORE FAIbK' Successors to N.K. WEST & CO. SPRING FROCKS SIM by E ,1 T POPULARLY PRICED AT riuiiibt. adorable trocks in plain crepe printed crepe and flat chiffons- JL leaturmg the modified silhouette. Even hemlines for street uneven for the more formal and semi-formal occasions. See these smartly styled frocks in the newest of colors. 1ilto.lAs-' CHICAGO Moved to havi erlcan raillu broadcast In TO XKYC ItliAfiAMl (AI-) What is be i been the first Am prograin to la; re New Zealand was l ) T71TTT71 TT1 .4 iTT A x n By a Colonial Dames Expert Miss Evelyn Evans from Hollywood is here to dem onstrate the quick and easy method of the care of the skin by the use of Colonial Dames cosmetics. .Phone ,pr come, in, for your free, facial given by WHNIl. The program was transmitted by W9XK, short wave transmitter. It was picked up by the lladio. Broadcasting company of New Zealand and rcbroiidca.t , LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS ham ii Kit ahilu;m: I NAl'A. fill.. Keh. It (AI')John i South, YoiintvHte niiiehei-, ;is ar rniKiii'd oh a Necn ml ih'Kree iiumtrr ehiiiKe ridlow-ltiK the death here of Utdieri 1, Kreeinan, federal nrn- aKonl, .shot duriiik' a with South In. n raid on r'ft faneh last December, hihiti.m Kt nmule the I. ilt 1 ami f(t CniKniniil ii.ii l Weak, undernourished, backwanl nml ..i.'ii.i' aio no longer necessary in most instances. (;(l vim be maintained. Hut it is possible only when pm'enls recog- ..... ..ai ui.n. uie noes ana practices of lltm ol-n iii.teit j.i. 1... I ..I' .1... ...... ... ,.. ,V(,B i,ul , uan lnill l(.v improved on. a generation lave been 6 ! lll T-VMl- I ?????? Fashioned ' is j outs No matter how little or how much, here you et 6'' guaran teed, on TullPaidCer. titicatei, with dividend check alwayn January 1 and July 1, PLUS Safety, and State Superviiion. START TODAY Write or Facts Western Savings &.Loan Association Resource! Over $1,600,000 Y. M, C. A. niJ... Portland. Ori-n : msm mm wmxmim s ' Promise School Again Resumed; Epidemic Ended lly .Mix llei-tlm ( hi iht (Observer t'orre.-j. undent I I'lUiJIISIJ, Ore.. (Special) The l't'uiulto tl;h'..ol uptlKd aalu .Mou- ' x.u.itiou on day after a lo ..n ouiit ,.t s. iirM Mrs. .Mile Kmlth N ...mlncl ""' 'hi. II,.,- duuLiM iiim Mou-lu.law Mr. an. I Ai.nirli n I eel are MaluK lioiue and caring t,,r her. ii.-iiry anil Italpll t'alper made a return trip to .Ma.wlllo Monday In Henry's citr. t". K. (iorl.elt Is Vetuodelllii; his l.iK'hvu this v.cvk. The C. 1'. Car- ration vastly j h 50c Mi at he , it - ; ?: Bargains in Close Out Merchandise it ! KIDDY SHOP "If you ask me," replied Alctia coldly, "you seem to have brought the hoarse in with you. The hoarseness of your voice repels mo, sir! If you wish me to go buggy-riding with you, you'd better change to OLD GOLDS. "When my heart leaves me, it will go to the man who smokes this quecn-lcaf cigarette. There's not a throat scratch in a trillion.' E SUM r,:vvi -a .Xsy.'.H e P. Lanliard i. FASTEST C'rtOWING CIGARETTE IN HISTORY. . .NOT A COUGH IN A CARLOAD jour lutinit Ol.l) I. HI. I) n(, Wllll l:).N HOi II. I'. ml Whitetlt.ilt iS; eolnpleie uii'h.tr. Tuii.. i. to 111 p. in. i:au. in standard Tisue