La Grande evening observer., March 06, 1930, Page 4, Image 4

Thumrtav; Mai'ch (i; 1930
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE
LA GRANDE, ORE.
find inmiitixloncr Victor Melville j
.UloiJf
i.,i
Abe Martin
MiiKiffMtt'd Hint u u'i)or.-il sprlny 1
clean-up lx- made.
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FRANK I). AVVLKBY ... , Kdltor and Publisher
...it,
HAUVICV F. MATTHHWS -
..IlufffneiH Manager
I'uhllshftd! i frvottlng, except Sunday, ht 14111 Adm Avanue,
L flrandu, Orfwui. 'J'liu ObHcrvor-lHtnr puhllMd nvry Krldfty.
Knierod lit tht Postoffioe of La irnndc. Oregon, an fiecund
piasn Mult Matlur untiur act of March , 1870.
. OKFICULj l'APKIt OK UNIO.V COUNT AND TUB
UITV OF i,A dflANDK
(Continued from Pukq uno)
Successors to MK. WEST & CO.
I nlnii Apr. 1. hnro Apr. 2 ,-ind fit
IKiUor Apr. 3. Pflnllrt of tin!
mot-tin,' will bt )vorkt-ij out l;iUr'
IIh niunlh. j
I'nlhmlnk' tho uuitthii;, tin h-;
KinnnulrcH itiifniKd tho U nUm j
minual bullooii dunce, which u;ik
nl(etid'd . by upprnxiiiLHelv i in
rHiphx. i
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- A (HtKAT QITl0ST-lON Itrpenl, nnd 1m Imptizcd cvi'iyono of
yon In tliii iinirin of .Ichiim ChrlHt -for tho' romlwHloil nf wIiih, nnd
y Hlmll n-cclvo tho lfi nt thn lloly.-Splrl. A'iHh-2:3H,- , - ;
' :Your ffiiHoline tax is exempt front federal income, tux; the
internal revenue' department rules. Now nil that is required
is to spend tpn dollars finding out how much you've paid so
that you can iave fifty cents.
. . ' ' Dnniccra are discoverinj; that it costs a lot of money to
clean windshields, fill radiators, test tires and render other
services 'without beinflf; compensated in return. They find,
so the Portland financial conference reports, that they are,
like modern' filliiiB; stations, doing ft lot of things free of
charge that have developed slowly and rather unconsciously
which, in th0 aggregate; cost their banks much money and
makes profits small or doubtful. No'one will deny that who
is acquainted with varied bank facilities and the impositions
that are made on bankers. How it can be corrected is a prob
lem. ; You can't very well charge for cleaning off a man's
windshield apd you can't very well let it go dirty, when he
has become used to the service free. - Which makes us glad
we aren't in;;the bunking or filling station business.
The latest .quest of over-imnginative scientists is a substi
tute for sloop. They figure that one-third of life is spent in
sleop, and that if one could, obtain , the restorative effect
equivalent to that of slumber from pill or phail, 'man's active
days would run to 24 hours per, instead of the estimated tC.
"Just so; anrt'idf one could find a substitute for deathi -inn
motality. could bo attained. Tho Great Designer counted in
time for sleep when ho measured man's span of life, and
v science cannot beat the game of a substitute. This is one
.of those scientific quests that make reactionaries of Abys
sinia experimenters whom Uasselas found searching for dyes
that, when spread over flies fed to spiders,. would result in
the spinning of colored webs by . their devourers. Cucumbers
still contain sunshine, nnd -rainbows yield pots of gold, but
only to the poet. .
A "HAPPY ENDING" MISSES KIKK
. When the United States entered the World War, nothing
helped arouse American sympathy for France much more
than the plight of the two "lost provinces" of Alsace-Lorraine..
. ; "
These provinces, taken from the French by Germany at
tho close of the Franco-Prussian War, became symbols, in
the eyes of the American people, of the fight of democraSy
against autocracy. And after the armistice, when French
troops marched into Strasbourg amid tho hysterical cheers
of the populace, it seemed as if all of the Alsace-lArrainers'
troubles were over. Reunited with France, they had nothing
to worry them.
It' has been rather surprising, therefore, to realize that
dissastisfactum among the people of these recovered prov
inces constitutes one of tho most serious problems facing the
French government today. Unhappy under German rule,
the people of Alsace-Lorraine seem to be almost equally un
happy under French rule. 1
A recent issue of the Foreign Policy Association's informa
tion service helps to explain tho situation. To begin with,
German is the native tongue of most of the people of these
provinces and the French have ordered French, made the
official language, with confusion, hardship and downright
injustice the result.
On top of this, the French government has for years' been
avowedly anti-clerical. Tho people of Alsace-Lorraine are
devoutly Catholic. The efforts of the French government
to divorce church and state arc bitterly resented along the
Uhine. In addition, France has a strongly centralized gov
ernment, while the Uhine provinces want a large measure
of self-government, so that extension of the regular French
governmental policies to their territory looks to them much
like hnrslv despotism.
Tlie.se are the reasons why the reunion has not been as
delightful as we used to suppose. The problem will eventually
be solved, of course; but meanwhile it is a bit disillusioning.
ADMIRAL PASSES
AWAY IN BAVARIA
Admiral von Tlipiu nt hlit
l;i ft ye)i i'k it t 1-Vldn f t ti(f, on 1 h
Hhop of .MiitrnlM'rm'r laK In Ha
V.ii'lii, Thert ho lived In 11 com.
purnllvely nnmll vlllii. Vurruiindt'd
ly a kiii den, and imturittimvi vlnl
t'irn from nil purl a nf tlt world.
Thi' ni'd ndinlnit wum (he futhcr
vf two imin nnd lvn d-itjt hten,
brtrn nf hia liitppy ' tnnrrlnK' to
Miirle J.tpHfl. ,
Throughout von TirplU'H Indf !
faik':il)' tiphill work lo irlvn ot- 1
tnany n grout n:ivy, it wn wtid lor von H llinv-nn-M ltu . fnMn
that tho rornirr linHrr tin. ht; ( tlwlr dct rinln;itlin tn hold tin
chosen entourage inort often groki Oerinan nuvy in rsvrv. It
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thun not pruvrd tin tmpt'dlmtMit
rutltrr thnn u hlp. Tho p;iMvr
irHlnicnco to tho inlinlr.il'! timlil
tlon continued through ull ihv
ymrn tip to nnd durluK tin- f I rut
hulf of th World wnp until von
TirplU til 1010 tliroiiKh hl In
xltttrn rnrrhd hist point for a
mora utlvf pnrtUipitllou of the
nay with th undrtt-itilnK nh
umrln wurfurp.
AK'iln und uxulit von Th pits
ui-tft d ihf . ronrutr4tlon of til)
forrcii uirulnnt ltiflund, in which
lit- wiw tlii barklione nf tlii AHii'd
of f im.Hvo.
lli fiiUd, liiMvi-vir, to
hudtff Hi tiupvror mid rh:iunt-
' Mil '
-MM. Tlplnn Hurt' umllh) iitl
r lo III llin cdHt lends a iltlilil lire,
IIHllI IllN lllilllllr llflllHI In WIlll'N
V tin nil Ills l'liNt iiihik)! iiiirflrN.
"ili'Mt ln't'misfi it rrllrr ilnn't drink
In no nIkh ho inll't llntrn to nll
hoii," hii yH iUHHtoKk'V Ikf1 Iwii-k,
romnietillfr on the nmv rnlln' thul
only loliil iilisljiliici's 'II li iinciI In
1'iifoii'hi' iho 'ornnil iu-l.
ivtln that-' pulley, prrliniin,
thul
Kalleil tho ailinlral ninxt.
Wi'iK-H nook in mm
In Mk Wook. "ftrliHifriiniren."
(.kinorieH publlHlieil In mid,
von 'I'lrpll.'. iloxerlhe il with tlni
niatle. vIvlilnenH the diplomatic
xerilplPH- ami Intrliruen that ulti
mately led to royal di.sravor. -Ho
IliHlHled that C!er"inariy, ' by ayHto
miitln ohKlaiiKhtH on Out KunMlnll
front, won dnlnfr Knirlnnd n irrfat
rnvor Hlnen tlierehy tho decimated
UTMern flerniaii front wan placed
I ill it purely defeilMlvo pn!lion.
Ahovn nil. ho held, tho ( tomtit n
imvul foreOH wore deprived of tho'
liopOHHary support for a midden i
oCfennlvo !IK" I lift KnKland. lloj
firmly holiovoil thn MkIiiIiik ma-
torlal of tho (Ionium nnvy to hoi
mtperlor to that- of the llrltlnli
, navy.
The prmtliro of von TirpliK
vnnod rapidly in proportion nn
hiH policy of ruthlOMH Ruhmarlne
wnrfuro found lew, and leu fuvor
Jwlth tho knixcr and tho diplomat
j lo hendH of tho country. Ily nan
itltey hnd reached tho point of do-
KlrliiK to tipponHC tlit rloutralK tit
any font.
Kitr from hncomlnjr riiHuruntlcil
over iilii fall rrom royal favor, 1 ho
old ad nil nt I remained to Iho end
a Boclaltle hOHt'( brlllliint outer,
minor ond a jrrent lover nf chil
dren. RETURN COCHRAN
TO LIBRARY BOARD
. k XCotttlnued from Pa no Ono)
.1. K. Stoiirnx, city teoordcr.
iiHkcd I'm it ii tl wiiK'tfrnnti'd nn or
dt'r to sell property dtdlnnuent In
oily lion pnynitMitH tluriiiff tho Inst
thi'oov'iirii. Tho dnlo of tho nnli
will ho Mar. A, ho hii Id.
tiitiMilinir Drvirt CoiuptotiMl
city MnniiKor W. i. frrwH re-j
Ifrtod thnt tho reservoir depth
roronllim dovleo has boon coin-
plotod Jind is now roulstorintr tho-
,iiiuounl nf witii'p storod in tho t
ro.Horvoir tit tho oily wiirolioiiKO.
A roulstorln,; dovlco h also to hot
ttiMtullod hi Iho oily Imildlntf, nl-j
lowiim ri'.'idinKM at two point H, '
I'Niriiioiiy tho olty pollco vlfltod
tho rosorvolr onoh n Ik til to deter
mine till' HtrilKO. '
Al r. CrowH :il.io rend two hidn
rocolvod for pipes nnd Htllnua for
work under tho Second Mreet vl:i
duet. (onsoliditted Supply hid
$SlS2.riJ nnd t'rnno t'o. hid t
L'SH.ntt. Tho com infusion author
ized aooeptiinee of tho low hid.
Tho Hiihiiy ll.st fm tho tminth
of I'Yhruiiry, in the ninount nf
I T.aa. was ordered paid hy
warrant.
Tim iitioNlion of oleanllnoNH of
alleys lii the ely wan dinrusfU'd
NEW KIND OF SALTS
TAKING COUNTRY BY STORM
They Revitalize the System Induce Youthful Activ
ity Keep Body in Splendid Condition
Free From Fat
li doesn't take loan for Ameri
cans to wake up to a nood thhiK-
only a few "months ao Kruschon
Salts were Introduced Into this
country and tho welcome news of
their superior KOodneHs and swift
rejuvenating power traveled so
fast that at ono lime tho supply
was many carloads behind the de
mand. Al) of which no oh to prove that
Americans know Rood salts when
they tnko them and want their
friends to benefit utsO.
Kruschon Halts uro taken for
their health hulldintr value alt nvor
the world they uro the la r Host
sellinc medicinal salts in tlifut
ltrimtn today,
Krusehcn Null uro different
from oihor wilts Kruschon Is nix
salts In one the very same six
suits that nature put Into the hu
man body nt tho bcirtnntnir of creii
Hon and dciunodH you keep them
there or your IhniUm won't be p
hood nn ii should bo.
I'nllko mont suits Kruschon isn't
1927 CHRYSLER SEDAN
Reconditioned Throughout With
New Paint & Tires
1930 License $550
PERKINS MOTOR CO
Main 000 4th and Adams
HALL IS SEEKING G.
O. P. NOMINATION
(Continued from Page Ono)
Ii.'im suooCHKlvoly ciictkoiI In tho '
drill-, orchard, telephone and hank-j
linr htlHinOMHpx.' j
l''or three torniN lte Iium' heen Htale
nenator and wax hlxo aellvo In com- i
miinlty and utatewld.e chamber of
coininorco worn.'; Ah ihalrinan of j
tho roailH and blhwayH committee
In tho Nona-to when major construe ,
tlon was bcKiiu, ho has hail a vital i
part In road dcvoloptnont. i
llull'H xuiiporterH Imllcnleil that j
hlK c-xtenslvo husinosa oxiierlence '
well quallfli'd hltn . for tho many
executive tlutiea of tho uovorniir. j
.Mr. and .MrH. Hall have two KirlH
and two boys, all whom-aro now!
in public school or university.
;it.M si'.kks iti.-i'.i.i:ciii)
H.VI.KM, Ore., llarch li AI')
That ho will continue to serve as
a medliitor between employer ami
'employe and ' ondeayor , to foster
friendly relationships between
Xlllillfil II ...I llmt- ,,. ......... lu.. I..
the platform of.C. if. (Irani, who
lia fllcil with tho secretary of the1
tatt his declaration as a candi
date, for another term as state la
bor commissioner. Oram Is a re
publican. ...
IRISH CHAMP
IS VICTIM OF
TRAGIC FALL
W'ASm.VCJM'ON, Mnrth 0 (Al1)
A fall of -20 fot from. Iho Htep.
of tho trenHiiry huilitin.x during a
nlKhtseeiiiK trip hero hrotm-ht to
mi end thn career 'of Hartley
.M;adden, 4 1 -year-old lrlh hoavy-wr-iirhl.
who bora mo famous for
hlii HtuyliiK qualitleH iiMainm
olimnplniiNhip con tendem.
.Madden died in u hospital hero
In f-1 nilit, n few bourn tiflnr lie
hnd accidentally slopped off tho
iiH-liiio. 1R had stopped for a
day in tile capital on his way to
Now York, from Miami, where lie
had nttendod' the Shai'key-Seott
llcht. - - - "
ll.e oame"'o th rnitod Stall's
an holder of the Jrlsh lieavy
weiKht. ehampioiishiit - and was
considered a, possibility for tho
world's heavyweight title. While
ho was not imcoessi'ul- in this nm
bition,' prior (ft H 1 7 there wore
few AuierloauH In liis welt: lit who
could, knock Afadden duwn. and
ill later years ho wan stood up
against all of tho heavyweight
aspirantH at one time or another.
Hocontly lie was chiirneteriKOtl by
(lone Tunnoy ns ono of the two
lameHt. fijjhtei'H tho former cham
pion had over met.
Gangsters' Guns
Blaze In Chicago
' CM'HWOO. .Mnrch li (AIM
John (Dingbat) Oberta. tin- beau
bruiumet of KJini;land who vainly
courieit polil ics "back nf the
yards." was ferreted out by bl.s
eniunies last niht and slain
"riibllod liko n sieve."
Sanl (i ho Shadow) Maletra,
Obortu'H lnilynuarit and chauf
feur was also taken on tho ride
that removed "tho lfnt;bat" from
th South Side boor hmdncss.
simply a laxative If that's all you
want tiny old kind of salts with
any kind of a label will do but l
that all you want?
When you tuko Kruschon Sail.
you not only Htiniutnto your bow
els, liver and kidneys to function
naturally and perfectly, but you
supply every Internal or-Rnn, pin ml.
norvo and fibre In tho body wilh
nature's own revltalliiiiff and re
juvomitlnK minerals.
A bottle of Kruschon Salts that
lasts 4 weeks costs but Sfie at Hod
fross lirunr Storo or any drug store
In America, take one half teaspoon
(n 41 Rlass of hot water every morn
tntf before breakfast in jind n few
days Indolence chanKes lo acilvliy
and life prows brighter.
llefure tho bottle Is mpty you'll
foci yours younper o-s will
brighten step riw sprlKhtlier
nervvfl steadier you'll sleep sound,
imjoy your meals and arter a hard
da-'s work you'll be ready for
wholosnmo recreation ono million
Americans know nil this ask your
drtiRplst, Adv.
AS PORTRAYED BY
PEACOCK
ARCH PRESERVER. .
ARMSTRONG
RICEO'NEIL
Quality footwear made over .lasts that truly
: fit the foot This representative showing
of "what's new in footwear" is typical of
Falk's, first with the new.
SHOWING LIGHT COLORS
Kid leathers reign supreme! Whether in
black or light colors kid is dame fashion's
choice. Light creamy tans often combined
with darker browns; light brown is shown
either plain or with reptile leathers;
green and purple are two of spring's most
popular shades for colored shoes. Shapely
cuban and spike heels are offered in pro
fusion. $7.50 to $12-50
C
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ATEIR SIPD3DNG 193
:
Makes You Look
Years Younger
The skin of youth li-s in every '
b of new wonderful MKhLO-;
(1 1.O l'ace Powder. The purest j
powder made fls cOmr is passed ;
by the I, s. (Invernmeiit. 'o pasti
ness, flukhiess or irritation. A new
l-'rcnch process makes it, sprenil
more stnnothly and prevents larire
pores. No more shiny noses - it
Mays on longer, I'se .M KI.I.O
(il.U. (Mass Ih-ujrs. Inc. Adv.
GET RID OF
YOUR CORNS
Til st a .minute uC vour time anil
Kl. D-D-CORN" I'rrsto! Conn
disappear. Xu Pain. No more suf
fering'. Walk with ease. Don't tool
with iIuoh so-called "corn cures" any
longer. They are tlangerwits.
(ict l-.XD-O-t'OKX at the follow
ing drtijjj-iids TODAY or il thev are
mil near v.at write to KXD-O-t'OKM
I.AIIOUATOKIKS. 4 Garfield BKd.,
t hicayo. who will sec tul you re
ceive a jar promptly.
Monti Drop Co. Adv.
Forty-Second
Year of
Friendly
Service
Ulauh
PHOEBE
DIANA
88X $1-35
Slipper Heel
Semi-Chiffon
139X
Slendo "French Heel"
All Silk
Power wPuumclht
It is the full depth, follow-thru power push
on the piston head which determines the real
power and mileage of a gasoline.
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ELTEX
MOTOR OIL
Pure Part fine Bate
The elr viscosity of this
carefully refined pare ptraf
tine base oil meant surer,
lifer anil better lubrication
for that precision built
motor of yours.
Vktchvr Oil Company, Marketer of Vtltev Petroleum Products'
' The Oldest Independent Mari;ctcu in the Northweit - - -
AURORA'
APHRODITE
Matching or blending . nicely with blacks and the
newer springtime shades, these colors will delight
the most fastidious of feminine kind. Below are
several new numbers that may be had in these
spring 1930 colors. . . .
$1.95
Chiffon
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GASOLINE
The clean, extra dry volatility of VELTEX GASO- "
LINE makes it deliver a full and complete follow-thru
power thrust on the piston head.
VELTEX is a specUl specification gasoline, so well refined
and expertly treated that each gallon delivers the
maximum power and the maximum mileage your par
ticular motor is capable of developing.
The moment you try it vou will exnerie ,
brilliancy of motor performance; a smoother, quieter
and speedier automobile. '
Hose Shades
VESTA
JUNO
109X $150
Slendo "French Heel"
All Silk Semi-Chiffon.
169X
Slendo "French Heel"
Extra Long Chiffon
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