Pace Four
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE LA GRANDE, ORE.
Tuesday, February 18, 1930
fo(Iranuc faming liscrfar
(luoorporslod)
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1.1 KK J-YHt A CALL II Khali come to pass, th;it whosoever
ihiilt cull on the nutiio of the Lord Khali ho huvimI. Acts 2:2 1.
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Abe Martin
According to a well-known flyer, the future of aviation will
depend entirely upon the training received by aviators. An
aviator, quite naturally, should know the business from the
ground up.
Something else that seems to be out of kilter in China is
Homebody's thermometer. An item says ice cream has been
introduced in that country for the first time and that it
was "warmly received."
There are pistols and knives and hatchets and blackjacks
in the list of deadly weapons, and, when careless hands are
on the wheel and reckless drivers are behind them1, automo
biles nre to be included. 'If you doubt this, read the ever
lenptheningr list of traffic fatalities. A man does not have
to be deliberate in his intent to kill to be a morally responsible
slayer. He is one if he kills while acting in reckless disregard
of others. The motorist who drives his car at breakneck
speed through the streets and goes hurtling down the path
that others cross employs a deadly weapon against his fel
lows as surely as one who empties his gun down a crowded
thoroughfare. Good drivers are those who get not the
highest but the safest speed out of their cars.
What is it that gives prophecies of evil such popularity?
Hope springs eternal in the human breast, but it is equally
ceriaiu-OiHt rfiuutllike8.-to'be'.t'jgWejirt-jHj)mhMtle
thrill of menace around him. Else, why the interest with
which he reads prophecies of world destruction, why the
gusto with which forecasts of world-wrecking wars are
swallowed, why the weight given to prophecies of economic
upheaval and cataclysm? The most reasonable answer to
this question is that man likes such prophecies because of
the joy that he derives from their failure, lie is secretly
confident of escape from whatever besets him, and, by that
token, he likes to be tricked into believing that the peril
from which he will escape is of the direst. Unfortunately
he fails to realize that by giving ear to the prophecy of
economic calamities, he. makes it more possible.
Clark Wood
Says
u 1 : 1 .n i :si a v r i tot ; u. m s
The Natiouul ItroadcuMtiitR com
pany program for Wednetiduy fol
low: 7 to H a. in.. Making Merry;
fi to !t. iinppy Time; Hi:lfi. house
hold period; 10:3U to 11:30. Wo
m an 'si M.tKiiitlne; I to Itadio ;
Guide; 'i to 2:l."t, Woman' party;
3:3ft u 4, ruination Kehoe.s; ti to j
G:3. music and i imiiu'ial advice; j
;;3', concert; 7:So, Floyd Gibbon; )
K:3, Jack ami Kthyl; i:30. j
Anion and Andy; S;4.', Serenailci-s: i
K:3C, Mini. .lure blOh'raph tew;
to It, intnMrWa, j
The Columbia Itroadcustiuc sys- j
tent program frr Wednesday fol-!
Iowa: 3:30 to a. orchestra; & to'
r:3". quartet, organist; 7 In 7:30. (
Guorjro WaHhliiKton birthday feat-t
urv: l to 10. Movie club; 11 to 12,!
dance music. . j
Tucouui
KVI (7Gtikc 7 lo SMB. records:
to 3:30, musical and CHS.
features; 3:3a. CHS; r:3". con-j
ceri; .':3f to silent; , cjtS; la,!
i'uget Sound college program; ;
10:30, ScremulerM; J l :3o. CHS, !
fort land j
K(iV (liiokcj 7, Mil'; M, cook-'
tlinr school, news; ltt:l5. NltC;
11:30. studio; 6, children's hour; 6,
An encyclopedia la good reading N H T1:13,, 1Uir'1; . M': :3o,i
UnkMM he hunt for it. r"uu""" tv- ' n" ttHU
coiueri otcnesira; 11 to i,,,
t dance band.
j KKX (USokO C. orcheMra: 7.1
The Forest Gro-e Times whecz- ,-"m' ri '''. pomaus.
or Rot this off hi rhvst during the,10- dunce music; U:30. news,
recent cold snap: "These a r thl SMkaiio
days when the inun who aellH Ice Kliy (tiyokc) 7. NUC;
must feel liku a bulchor who hws tiros; 10:15. NUC; Jl:30
been eK'ctod prcMldenl oC the vvfje- j hrickbais and buuiiieln;
lurian club.' - : J 5. with the cjaaaica: 3,
" j profrranit: G. NUC; H:30,
THEATERS
Novarro Sinp,-s
New Sonjrs In
Talkie at State
li
!!
Kninon Novairo. both talking
and Jiini;inff. In the novelty whlen t
Is dtuwiiiK' full house of tho younc !
man's adtain t-s in the Stuto thoa- J
w X V
Ttnnlil- with f-lvll lihitrlliM uA '
extended to commuiitals Is that !
whllo tho llbertica my; bo civil
the communiHlK urehX v
nowadays, l iilean lie hunts for it.
one flndK nothing thvrcui about tin."
prohibition uueation.
S. feat
niUMic. 2. iNHf:
musical
vaude-
iiNVg NCXADDO va DOCOTHY JORDAN
i "DtVIL- MAV-LAPt' r
let. Curiosity, however, is soon
replaced by definite ami complete
(uliuirnliou. for 'I evll-Muy-Cnic"
in a corklnp picture,, and Itamon
Novarro is even more inf oresUnj;
vtM-aliy than he was in his lon
svrirs of Ftieees-sful Kilent pictures.
Ilo is Mip)torted by u very pretty
and capabb' yotinp newcomer to
th' .screen, little Mjs.s I hrothy Jor
dan, af musical comedy fame. Oili
er players who do well-balance 1
wot It include John Miljan and Alai -iou
Harris. , ,
A famous liffbl upcni. euinpo t j ville; I o. t ports; i ti; i t Ht'; 1 1.
has insured hia Jiunda for" half a(pOular program,
million after which ho cant K(A (14 Toko) fi, orchestra: 7.
probably coiuposo with mora com- concert ; h, orchestra; y. Neapoli
poHuro. . tans; 10. iv(uestH.
lcner
The chief asset of Die hip Italian KUA (SSokc) S. concert; .ri:3n.
brtilHi r in his winning weight. . .acricullural colh'Ke program; .
j N Hi ': i, concert orchestra; i:30 to
'What i.s the .correct- way to 11, NUC
pet an elephant?" the, esteemed
Literary I)lBet ankn to know.
Scratch )iim deeply with a garden
rake on the ribs and hide but be
sure lo hide.
Salt IjiiIui City
KSL (!13okc) fi, .Sunshine'girls;
NUC:
Hi:l &,
fi. NHt; H, concert; s:3u,
8:4 "i. features; 111, spurts;
N lit"; II, Midnight hour.
J ."niii J'ninclM-ti
A falling tree at Portland struck j Kl't) (fiSukc) :fto, news; con
four nuloinuhtlcH but only ono ' cert ; 7. popular music: S. NH .
ptdi-Ht nan. which may be taken to :30. variety; y. tfcil and Stilly:
indicate the prcCcrencca of provl- j it: to. variety; jo to U'. dance
deuce, iniualc.
1 Irts Augch'M
Having decided not lo run fori. K.NX (UiS(ikc) 6:15, kiddies
governor, Tom Kay is getting the, hour: li. organ: G:30. siring cnHem
bouiiuets he deserx-H hmtead of the; hie; 7, radio .skit; 7;30, featurcH;
brickbats he doesn't. jH:;io. bridge talk; lu lo 1, dance
- - music.
"How lo Keep Kit" strikes uk n I KHJ (!MMkc) 5, t'HS: &:3(. musi
a graiuitiouH capllon. When he has cal features: 7, t'HS; 7:;io, concert;
one, nobody wants to keen It. :. t'HS: la. news: in:u.v' ikiuce
musier 1- to I. oiEiiii. , .
KKT (filnkc) ;.:4:. MoclTTnilr-
GRASS TURNS i
GREEN IN THE 1
LOWER COVE
- TTlt"r,n.TTi2oTirif W "rt'X To
he IryiiiK' to hiM throne ttai-K,
but II n lllll liiiiisflf who will luU
thrown imvk If hi1 HturtH itnylhiiiK-
TARIFF BILL
AT MERCY OF
"COALITION"
(Continued from l'nge One)
THK NKED FOK hXJKKICN MARKKTS
The compulsion which lies on the American business man
to seek a wider export market for his goods is graphically
shown in an article in the cut rent issue r The Magazine of
Wall Street by Theodore M. Knuppon. Mr. Knappen begins
by pointing out that up to now our home market has been
expanding fast enough to care for the ever-increasing pro
ductivity or American factories. ;
Between 1S10 and 11)00 our jiopulation increased bv 13.- '
(HHl.OlK). Between l'.)00 and l'JU) the figure was the same.
Between 1910 and l'.iUO the increase was lli.Oi 1(1,000. But for
the decade just ended it prolnil.ly will not be alxvc 10,000,000,
and in the future it will be progressively less, so this writer
thinks.
The reasons for this deciva.se arc simple. W'e have cut
down our immigration stream to a mere trickle; and our
birthrate is rapidly falling. The decade 191W-19 So probably
will see a population increase of about 5,(i.',XH'. and by
I'M) the country's population is expttted by Mr. Kimppen
to be stabilized in the neigh)Hrhixd of 16o.it.H.iMM.i tse-.-ple.
All of this, as Mr. Knappen poinU out. means tliat the
productivity of industry is now increasing more i,.p;riiy than
the size of the home market--a situation r.ever U'fo're en
countered in America. If American manufacturers ale not
to find thenvselvcs with a c..n.staiu!.v-inciva.sing sin plus on
their hands, they must lmd broader market overstate to
take care of this surplus.
lhe furmer, Mr. Uuuppcn i
condition largely because of
productivity has increased at
lacking a market abroad
Unless industry cultivates the foreign market, it
ine same ixal in a lew years.
Luckily, there are signs that the job is ;d ready U-mg
tackled. Ameiican liusines is served by brains, enetgy and
vision. Trade relations with Smth America itu- U-n:g active
ly cultivated. The Oiient is ngaided as a gnat potential
buyer with pai ticular significance for the future . f tlie
Pacific Coast.
Only one thing smh'I.s the jnospect. To devel.-p foreign
markets means not only the .selling of our pi-xiucls but the
buying of foreign products. Only by literal trade can fvuvign
buying power le maintained. We must not overlook the
necessity lor greater Use of law materials front abroad if
wc are to expect their greater use of our finished produeis.
Lougwoiih. t'halrman llawbv 'j!"
1iou.hh ways and mcaut coiuinitteo;
t'hairmau Suell, of thu bonne rulen
committee; Chairman Sinuot of the
senate finance committee; Sena
tor McNury, of Oregon, and Walter
Newton, one of the president 'm
.secretaries attended the confer
ence. The call for tho breakfast con
ference canic without earning. 11
indicated the concern of adminis
tration leaders with the jam of
legislation facing the senate, which
includes uction upon appropria
tion bills, prohibition and ot bet
matters. With tho entire member
tdilp of the house and one third of
the si iiiitt- to come up for roekv
tion this oa.r., there has been
anxiety also for a wpevdmg up
that adjournment might .be tnken
early in the .spring.
After the br-uU.isl Kepre.M nta
live Snell aid 'there eem.H to be
nothing that the republican lead
ers in the semttv can do about the
situation. They are in the imnor-
iy."
"The house Is ready to go ahead
w ith its hvislatn e t.roubtes am!
Bet away I rum here. The m ualc
i holding us Up."
lUtrah l-Mie Slatciin-nt
Taking note or the conteienee
!at. r. Senator Uorah. republican if
lu.ho. a leader of he coalil ion.
exprej.M-d the iew that the ttirii!
wo'i'al !' paired eei tajnl by
Mareh It1 and probably sooner.
"J hae no doubt." he tai '
nutt there it fe-ling vf im
kuts; 0. Nib. '; 8: so, Tom Territw;
lo, concert: 1 1, news.
M'attle
KU.MU (Itjtikc) U, NHL': ftl to
I2:jo. organ. T
KJIS (y7ol;c) C. orchestra;
Neapolitans; J0:aa, Vic Meyeif
orchestra.
Oakland
KISO (7!0kc) 6, NliC; i:t;. vio
lin: K:;m, NUV; It to 11. dance
music.
KI.X (.S0lu) fi. eonrert trio; 7,
news; 7:30. features; y. bookworm;
i: 1 ii. concert: 10:15 lo 1 - . dance
music.
OFFICE
CAT
TRAD! HAJtK MIO-
Bt Junius
Hesitant Customer Well; I'll
j probably drop in again later.
a ten Ntio.uiau w no, aos ine
papers I How about 4 o'clock
Thur.sdiiy afternoon after your
committee meets'.
. - I.
In a gathering tf i.lii on btisi
ios men not smo b-ng ago. one of
them recited a poem that struck
THK Ul'I'H'K i ATS lam y. lb
was asked lo write it down tor the
"kitty." He did. He doesn't know
who wrote p. Neither dwes this
columnist. Hut we're sine you'll
want to cut it out and add to our
i-oHevliou of helplul erse. Here
FAO
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LOWKIt aVK (Special)
Warm sprinK-hke days anil warm
rains are causing the creeks r
run and glass in turn green. Far
mers in this section have plenty
of feed, and a good crop of lamb5
j Is reported.
Wanda Hetty Lrton who is stay
ing at the home of her aunt Mrs.
Ilerniie Miller is attending 1-Yosty
school.
Miss Kffie Hoswell who is visit- J
Ing at the home of her brother, K. t
T. Ib'swell has been suffering of
the riu. ' I
Miss Verda Uenner of I.a Grande j
bas been helping at the T. H. i
Johnson home this week. Mrs. T. H. j
Johnson is able to come from the j
hospital to spend the weekend. j
T. 1!. Johnson attended a meet- f
inu" in the interest of the coopera-
live creamery at Uoise on M"ondav. i
Mr. and Mrs. Albert llecker and ?
kCi'Uiily wei called to Itaker Fri,- I
day lolbe bedside of .?rs. Hecker's
mother, Mrs. Troy who Is seriously :
111. I 1
Mr. ami Mrs. Neil Klght an l' I
child i en wore entertained at din
ni r at the home of M!:s. Mir
Chambers on Sunday.
Mrs. I.eo Chihlers entertained
lhe loreas society of the Itaptist
church of Cove at her home jr.
Lower Cove on Thursday. There
was a good attendance and all
joyed the day.
Mr. and Mrs. How ai d L'.at
were business visitors to
Ciiunde on Thursday.
NEW SHAPES! NEW COLORS!
Slightly higher crowns, medium and
narrow brims, that's the story! Get un
der one of "The World's Best Hats"
and you'll have a newer outlook.
Zephyr Weight Stetsons $10.
FALK'S SPECIAL HAT 5
A super value in men's and young men's hats. Fully silk
lined, leather sweat bands in welt and raw edge styles.
Chamois- Kasha Oyster Rock-Indian . Elk are the
new colors. - . ,
MEN'S STORE FINAL CLEARANCE
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;i:r.m.K m;v(tmi;k i
HAS VAKIITIY OT I'Sl'S
. TALLAHASSKK. Tin. t.U'l An
humble vegetable newcomer from
Mexico is on the way to fame and
fortune in Florida and oth"r sre
tions of the south where the soil
does not froexe.
1: is the chayole. a one-seeded
squash int rod Mrvd by the I'm ted
States department of agriculture.
The roots. ivsemlUnr yams;'
are delicious. So are the shoot?,
which are prepared as is aspara
gus. Tlie vines may be fd tn
s'.iM-k and it hai boerf found that
Iw-eiJ puiduee superior h'ioy from
Cue flowers. I"he chajotes, also
can be made into pickles.
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STUDENT SUITS
Sizes of 32 to 36
s9
"Regular values of ?2o.00 in Club clothes
- Hart Schaffner & Marx and other
well-known brands. Small sizes are ac
countable for this rediculously low
price.
MANY LIGHT COLORS
Are included in this group that are in
keeping with the new spring colors and
styles. Two trouser suits also are an
added feature of this group. Priced to
clear at $9.75.
Overnight
News Briefs
: InlicrttntHT ltai Stable
! CHlCAfKl AIM -V'-vl reine st-ck
)livirk-t pi'iccp will iMt be Us:m1 to
: fi.v Jluv itanee ta.es. Lsear fail-!
! Strom. aCorney general of Illinois'
i has ruled. Hull market prices
It is: , j
A ny old time is w inter ;
If vou're wilting to s e it that
w a v ;
The frost in the heart is the ftost
that chttls
dull and gray
would be unfair, he- held.
The past year ws the most pi-its
Jperous post-war year for F ranee.
all day
Ltitl
to yoiii
and I
rvstte
iis, is in hi picscut r.opu'.vMXl
a yioalor W than his murkot.
u has fallen oh vcrv & tiitn's
will U in
patience in the countiy but i
a biil that has ?l.eto item;) tn
and about iwmui that tnighl i
t-t !. theie. ii takes dim. Time
tut lifr!y so impoitant m.s t,( p.,
a god lull w to n il is pssd."
HUillKs IM l H(H) u
WAMIIXinN.V. Feb. IX tAP -
A ivurtV, dignified r.d ttitiii.
uuished mu calb-J on rresidm
H"0er toiay to py his rcpcit3t.
Uv as Charter Luiis Huctw.v t to
i. .--A- chief ,utiv e of the t'mtcJ
'ies.
Il was the frt tunc he h.td .m n
ihe chief eecutie mik- the --r,nir
''Hf;ui:vd Mr. Huchcs liOfi'.jiuitten
xtivr a luatcd eontot tht l.-tt J
tlse I tter part of m e-W.
Mr. Huthru is id the V5it w
P u I y I vr pi u k his v r m I r v -
."pi-Ctf.
Til! the world
You may shm r
Mhjverintc
Wlien ou to
j comb :
l-Vr" the
I lr tlie (i-lknv wbe's nu
gi o;iv a.
Any old time if Springtime
If oii i i ihng t. h- 'p it
Any oid d.tv is a he;id..y
If on'H fn niU the laughter
and S'.m..
low thru ire uud
a; LI l.lU ill -i: '
mml
rd Wind. k!
ri
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NCEL
UPON
A TIME.
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'MIC i'l('.)ltl'!l .
liwt llivrt-'f h-.p.- ;
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11.1 tilt
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VI'.KV KNTI.Y
i ) i-xt; l..t i;' isi: at : a
Tl .SmimI i&Mirtuwrjr m.i tb
!:ji of tU nlulHtw- is uue tu
.'t.Ui'.illl .xMinv'tl it:i t;i r
fraclum aud rvflwlkio of Uiit ty
lie rjutiruij autj bis Do(Uui tu
& witti tta sLvr.coJ fufaj vf tl.v
t.ir'M
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ilir vt ):
lirK'ltl.M ..r
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M.
rJrd Wind.
Mr. the Frim-
of Walts, tn
tmA siaif
knit'.H l.y him.
; (-lf lo giu
tti.v's Ia'H.Ivm
j U I M exh'bl
,' (lea. The rlnt
: is 5J1.I lu f,,t,
j Harttti a kult-
"t crai
among unit
BritisU. H
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IHnncstk'
WASIIINC5TON" Kepres-utatiee
Tilson complains st-niite jam Is dc
terrinp leeisiaii,. jtj-opress.
W ASHIt:TtN' Senate ciit
i'lunnmim. tariffs; M. lion Ls criti
cisd in delmtv.
CHICAt;0 Statt's attorney
charces contmctinp company uwd
$1. mm. ami jnd to bribe city offic
i a
I.iS .NT.MLKS Ab xamb r 1.
Moor-, who died here, will lie
buried in l'lttsburrh. I 'a.
NKWAKK Uovernor TrjiubuU
of I'onmctieui hhchtly hurt in firrl
Klider flipht. w ill try airain.
ASTH:i.. t.r.-. Chance of
puNinc Memstiip Admiral Bemon
joff bar dtmittishfS.
WASHI.M.TON Chairman Oc
of farm board complain! ;er
jjrian sheriff had him arrested for
spliiij:.
CHU'AGO Hanker hints liU-r-ty
lojin' will be floated to ( city's
debts. ;
I.A1.KK31I. N. C. - North Curt, j
lma Stan- rtiin e -p ls thrw stu-i
dents for tw -alous hazing.
I r4sa
I'AIIIS -Tardi. u, defea.l. lik- Ir
lo 1h- ask. J tu form another pov
ejclft. nt.
l.oMHN (Sloont in HrPish
I'fw over chunw fwr naal con-
fer-tice sUCe.!S.
MAIU!I S,n o! former mu
tator I'rtmo lh- Kiv.ra cp lbd
from Spain.
I.UMtMmf, Iui?- Kirkbr
.'inn, UitifiJ Mritl.-h contralto dt-
i IJJ I VX-ITrmkr Mud H.naid
OKLAHOMA CITY Camera J stntlsth
Knocks out Jnckson In second
round.
NI-; YtMlK Jimmy liaby. of
Holy Cross, beats (Jeurce Simpson.
1 oii-yard dash record holder, lu 00
yard sprint.
Battleship Kept
Clean Abrams Says
SAI.KM. lire (AI-) Sp.-cl,,
nt-VHiapt-r writers who luivo f:nls
ftl lit l.o i-irfututi'd sturif '.lontnln.
ine un-onipitiK'iil;iry rcfi-rpiu-ft. to
I ho prusrnt oituillliiin of tho Itiilllo.
fhip UroL-on iro in 1-1 ii fi, rim, I.
furl Alliums i.r ihls illy, ohnlniinn
of tho Latiloaliip uroKon i-oiiiuiIm.
sion, (ioohiros.
"Stfiiios huto ii.iiliiliioil tho n.
formation flint tho ti.'itU(-lilp (tie.
B" In ilinv ;i n,l unkonipt." Ali-i-iinui
my. "Th.-.v Imvr kiii(o, hut
tho ol.l warship hours n,,, ,..
otiimilutinn of ?trvoruI yours of
tr.irfio du.t and that thtro ato
po.tmit una soft drink Mnn.li
itl.tiHrd and othor oonooK.Uin,i (o-
vison lo rulso tli,. rov
for hor miiintonunro.'
s on trcild intlicato i'rancc'
huMlntrs f iho niotal inoroasril .
diirlnc l:i;!i at tho avoruso mlv of
'!" l.l'O" tm.nlhly.
Tho wi.rld's ontiro supply of sol'l
Is ostltnatod to h.ivo incrrai'il
$f..lM. nmntlily i the sim
poiiini.
FAMOUS FIRSTS!
onno loiiulrod
I'HAM l;s (ilil.ll l.wr V;,ll
I I" :l.-..(HMI.(MIO A MtiNiit
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pJt FIRST TO FlY
i)tflilOUN0THE W0U
I Bua lowc lift ,
V RADIO TUBES
jMUit iift-m pi ry onran.xitton.
) 1-OMH.iX lord Itearvrbrook
un(KMut.cs new pany to fiyht for
tri-'in: trie uai-..
STEVENS-VAN Er,jr7?r
REMEMBER!
SATURDAY FEB. 22"d.
Dr. Scholl'.s roo, spofiHli.l-lo, ti,Td fect be a thins
of the piLslONK DAY ONLY.