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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVEi IA GRANDE, ORE.
Thursday," March 13, 1930-".
Abe Martin Surveyor's Life Too Drab, So Ilitt
(Ineorpomtcd)
An Independent Xftwapaper
FIIANK H. APPLEBY ,
..Editor and Publisher
KARVKV V. WATTHi:VS -
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La Orndt Oregon. The (ihtrver-$ir published itry Friday.
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Time contract prices ori application.
WISH for.VSI'.L if this counsel or Oils work be of men.
. It will come to nought: Intt if It he "of flOtl. ye cannot nver
. throw It: lest haply ye he found even to field aculnst Cod
.Acts t:. .
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(Continued frpm.Faire One)
yet devld und it fiirtlicrnimii fiu
Min- Din pfiinuluncn of thn Indir
. pendent nifTtrliit tilN. I 'tidi-r the
Ktil niiil W'tiltt- ilatt tin nuiitiirjic
iiiivr twrrty ii'(.'inr'ri IiIm prod net
for oniiniiHoii und Hm mat ki-ilut;
in done ly ihi Hid find Whltn
hilltl'irai.
iatly a
.MoitildV, ftrwi ilri'itni d of Ka-it:.
Iiik tin iiKlfi uhilc iirrylt'ic
V-1) Ml 'M Itlwtl lllin nf tJiroutf!
T.ll Wl-Htirtl M.llt'M. lit h.i. !V
Kl It'll nil h- rv. i- kru-w. f-. . -
M'llf I'Hl lltl IH'llU'V.d di-'tP. J.,!
I-'or nifVi-rMl -f;trs ;.: f r -1- v
lnt( lii 'tin Jit u. I ' .1 ik
pli.yt d H Ii lit-' '
W'lloleiVlll'I'a mi. I n-c.llrr. It U llic "' ' l Montan-l .1
luirpoxo of thn plan to Rive i v ry , nmn" o'li. r urt!
service Ih.'il :in In: liilrtcrtMki n with , '" . Ii.i l r..
economy, to the consumer. T MiiiliiiioiL to .i.
Hive the fulliBt vulue of dellvory," I'""1 to "inv"
he I'ontlniieit, "( Iihi'ko Hremilit lirl- !" aeiiuirins !
vil(Ke In it part of the plan. The O'lKe tlin.m.-li
mei-chant, however,. payH for ill i't minor and pvo
ooilx twice monthly and therefore hutldiiiK up u
minit colleet. from. hlH patronH choen ft. I.J
jiromptly." ,IIIh p-mitcm-' ';
Ifiiyin in dono through Itnd.hy rccosliiltlon for .
In .Mliniic. ' """ '"" "I'o" ' i"'
jine anvice any council oi.hix mer. i.ienw.
fliuillv p,i Imi uL. kliiu, 1 11 ' ltH wiio are piecieo iy lie loci i ih mii. s 'irihil.;
w. ...ii.. ... r .w. .11.. t 4 M'lirtnw from thWr i.-mlprr.hip, .Mr. for n.-v.ir.
A friend tiric Unit vtx
tin' mm tit ii-iit.
It sm- like JiM hmhi as c
Girls, Styles
And Humor In
New Feature
i Kinjrxlt-y PxphtliiPd. ' y-ar. HHl
! Th Jt-d mid - White more do kiihi.-s n. d
j not sell anything at than cost," fi Id hi r.i
l1r. Kn.Hl-y connlud.-d. "ilfi k-IIm t nainin a fctrc
iliical product whtre H 1h pOHxihle
to do i without penalizing his cux- wnfr wii
: ti-mor by hlht'r prler'H or lowf-r tiott and r
(.(ii.ility.
.Hoover asks congress for a hundred million dollars addi
tional for the use of the farm lxard. Apparently the board
intends to try out its stabilization authority with a venge
ance. With .such a backing it will not be surprising- to see
wheat and other basic agricultural commodities reach a good j vivacity
price level.
Inl-r(-ftf-d in M l!y fiirN? Styl
ish t'lnihin and Mil- hri'it uji-to-tli-niliiiin'
l.iii(-r of tlif- .voitn r
i-t? t'fitalnly? ll h-rc thi-y
r.-. In .Modi-1 M.-iiil.-ii!. a d.iiniy
a rt f r-a 1 1 1 r 1 - y I hj n I"i o vw i-x i ti
Tho llsrrvfr ru'vt .M'mduy on tin
comic pas.
I'lom-rs portr:!) th Jidh c-n-tury
in Ik with all tlie d.ih and
of iht1 ;tze. itn the avontif.
Over Night News
lly I In AHocinic Vrofi
j V:i-hlnfion Hfnali; rcHlorMi ex- j
j ifttimr duty ori window and plate '
tfl:if an-I ia,Tfr to vote today on f
motion to r-conaidor HiiKar U vy. 1
i. Iw,p t.1i, ,,.1 Irt n.. t..a ... I W I OTK W J ' Trl l'fHO!n)llV
the l,c.-,ch. on the plf course.' h.-i:'",r " ' lUh
,i,nu . Ih- ....,.,... .... rtr-.... : ! anjendinent waR ratiffed Illegally.
the curnii! n,.Ie. al-av lisM j Wa-hincton Iteprewntative I-,
-snappy and ohr-erful ! w ,l,-rl,lf" mml opinion 1 that
M.t Void-m. i a flistinc.lv!"-1' Icohcdic content in hever-
different feature with it. roJUW- " ",r ,,ftnw "" '
fill execution and d( lishtful humor. ''hifa. fl!y cr.uncl report !
It will intrnducd to The Oh. "- in 'inr' I'"-'
nn;uirin.
ITiere have been many pictures printed in The Observer
in the last five years, a good portion showing; local improve
ments contemplated or under way. But no picture has
looked nllitp Kn trnnrl ih fha twonla r.f fhi'e mmetiUu 4U
...77 . : i"--f- " - u uini mr renden. K one of an cm- I
puousnea yesterdaj7 showing the new passenger station to tandinK croup of n. w features ; Yourcto-n. o. Yoiinrsi
be built during the next few months by the Union Pacific. LlTJr
It Will bo ft hPillltifltl hliiMincr thnTviirlf In ..-C.U l.ir. i . - . .-
" wvueiij in necking nimi iih"juj;ij-i .n-ninnnn pit .ir:;rrToa
4-U n U 4: y -1 . .. ; Out thf rollntn- tl ..1-.-. - . , j . l 1
ut uvuci une uimoiiunienis oi mi orovnnf ntv i . . -; rwi i-uu- u.. i-...T-r
; jf ?tmiy of niodi
'Waiter Pierce is of the opinion that George Joseph will jfr"-t then
WmA A JJ j- i - ... I sands of nul.
ntrrwtly for tho
become an active and .dangerous candidate for the republican 12707"' ""
nomination for govemor if the supreme court utAoWs the I
disbarnrent recommendjition of the lfferees. He believe
Joseph will not only be a candidate but ti leadinp- candidnte. tkhbrax,
wjth a good chance of jroin? throurh in Vnvemlw.r- w ! 'A,) A
wv: u " ....... I Afghanistan, today slated that 57
uoo. m nicft opinion, if it proves correct, means SOME pri- -idt,. ,. nts ,,f ti,e i-srPer ii.-i.-ha
mar atu Joseph is high explosive when it comes to JtJuX,
.p, 4J r wmrs hi Nipreme court charges to the '' i.y -Nadir shah s or
pevTSTrofll! !B l?,Trreworks' that will leave a lono- after.
Slow throughout Oigcn. But we can't see any chance of
his being nominated. .Vow it looks like Corbett or Korblad !
with the former haring a slight edge at the present time.
s t: pftflT.s . fire.
cit. h.it. afir-s-j Hoton Hilton "fc5fi
jMiiit-s ;inl rhcn-t, nablinf him io j -ilaii-rv. Kl'iK cj'.iL di
J "aml-n. !:;. M-il Pr. Karl
Taylr f'ipton ff 1'rinceton uni
t vt ruitv ;ipiointfJ president of
j .M.twjrhu tis lnit.3te of Tech-
ai:k kxwi ti:m . noio--.
.;;tml St norita M lida Hoyd, I
P'Tia, faroh 13" l':inama, m-let'ted a"liiK I,atin )
from Kalml. : Ano'rlra" in hcamy cont-!t. j ntron;;li-nwnt
Wooftir. O.
t'!u.ri's Hannah) into
um.l u:vi; tin-; ahmv
1NIKU-, .Mar. 13 (Al'l-l'nm-
I mi-donr-r Catherine Hotdh of th
J Solvation - Army, damihtf-r of thi
la If Cin.-ral Bramwfll Ilooth. will
loave th army, hut not voluntar
ily, to writ, tli1 tdf'Kraphy of her
! fat ho r. the f luM-al's widow d--
and Karl t'onolii indirtt-d for child to-lif.
t'-alltiK and firnt ilcj-'iff miirdor In j their indi
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to KK.-flrEST & CO.
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NEW SPRING
Tho afil far fn oufntly was
I know n as "the faitu r of tlic hnmv.
of llrd;' he was one of the mn.sx
famous iportsnK-n of the country.
An iron Oii--M, r-cli
N-lt-m;. d to one of I Sato's
dn rs. was uni-vcrnl t.y fravatois j p nn and in -a1ern hakc-Thall
in Albania. j xlti.
FEDERAL AND LOCAL TAXES
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. nit-- .ii.il gvs niaae ny Mr. bpencer at the chamber r,f rnm. ciar. d today
rriir" thatulhool and state taxes have! Ki.u. ui-mi.vkntkv ,hks
nwunted higher and hieher since the n u-iwio l vh:i-hi:;ti-ii i-,- Mnr
expenses have been reduced 'is true. But in fairness to thV 'A,V 7h'.' !:,,rl ".' ,'"Vf'm,-v-
. - i mill iii n:s line, nun nmnv ni nis :
nwss oi otei-s who are responsible for this situation through ho"'-- r..ome court, at the
their aiwroval of IxinH i.nr.a nnH crwei.,1 1,...,V i "'it a fortnlclit s illness.
- iv..., ivm-s M.iine oilier
considerations should le emphasized.
In the first place, it must be rememlered that public im
provement, in the form of public buildings, schools, streets
water systems, ctc.-was at a standstill during the war period.'
All efforts and all materials and all money were reserved for
national use that the war might be successfully terminated.
. .Many programs of expenditure that were normal in their
requirements were held up. When the government ban was
lifted a big program of building and improvement was under
taken to catch up.
Next, universal ownership of the automobile became real
ized with the end of the war and the necessity for a network
of permanent roads lecamc obvious. Huge lond issues for
roads were approved in practically every state in the union
and brought our bonded indebtedness to a new high level. Yet
it was a necessary program.
And in contrast with this increase in state and local ex- '
penditures we saw a program of curtailment by the federal I
government, a succession of tax reductions. That, we agive, '
jriutib on siaie ana local government efficiency at first
glance. But we question if it should. Federal expenditures
have been reduced. The national debt has been cut down
nearly ten billion dollars. But how do present federal ex
penditures compare with those before the war? Are they
down to the pre-war level? They are not And they are not
anywhere near it.
Many Observer readers can recall when the first billion
dollar budget for the federal government was regarded with
horror. That was shortly before the war yet we now
lequire over three billions to run the federal government and '
meet our obligations, and a budget of that size attracts little
attention. We are spending three times what we used to
spend for federal purposes, which is not much out of line
when compared with the increase of state and local expendi
tures since before the wax.
Much credit is due recent administrations for federal tax '
cuts. But those cuts Mere obtained with comjvirative ease !
after the countiy had been through an orgy of war spending, j
Failure to realize them would have been far more unusual
thn is the increase in local and state taxes. And while the
present lax burden is a serious consideration for such rail-j
)td system as Mr. Spencer represents we must not overlook '
the traffic and business volume that has been aided by the !
expenditure of much of his money for raw materials and
finished products. That factor has been important in the I
pitsperily of the last decade and when combined with the '
remarkable operating efficiency of such roads as the Union .'
Pacific has helped place the railroads of the countiy in tin-1
most favorahle position they have known for many yeais.
hutn.in interest
ii'h. Their realistic and lrue-
charaelerizations add to hoth
rem humor and ;ii.
ilisappearaiii-e of 4-veur-nMl Melvm.ii
Hoist. j Hilt is another of the n- v. j;roun
... , I-'oivUii . ; of artis.l'1'Ul.er.tailii rs. win. will
London Mriand says naval con-; soon join The observer slaff io
fcrence prol'uhly - in not hist an-! lu inir its r--ad,-i-s "The Hes; in
oilier fortniitht. !'otnlc.''
rm't-AU-lTinoe . Hoover com- ; . .
inisMim. hack In capital, will In- j I'ltlll'. (;l:Tl.i: lMI'l:o l:s
sist resident Homo suppoit plan? S.M.K.M. (lie.. .Mar. IS (Al'l
for teinpoiaiy president. I 1'ror. Themis II. llentl- of the
Havre. Ki-anei Hailimr of liner j rniversitv of iln-son. who is iii
1'arls delayed hy strihe of seamen, f
Mresdeti. Germany I'nliee raid ;
"The li. ,1 l.odce." arresting !
who wire planninir lumber march.'
NlHirt '
Miami Pla. (iamh.-r and Walk-,
. .-i ie.n .-Mnizi-ii ami rarrcu ai !
:t!.tll hole.
New York Stella Walsh sets
new record for 2-0.
tlrand Junction. Tenn. l-Vapin's
Mohawk 1'al wins national bir,l
doir championship.
I Ileston Harvard and Yale lie
V.-.1 to have j:ll horkrr
.d- 1 l'hiladelphta roltlinJda l-eat
tal.
w as
tine
111 the Saiem eeneral ii
li-porte early tnd.iy to le r.s
fairly well. Professor Gemle
Mi-i.ti.-n suddenly ill M,nd:;.
his farm near -M.oimoulli.
! ssi:(;i:i:s iii.Mt i:i
C-..!..i:l.o. reyh.n. Mar. 1 r. (API
Tire on the 1 ,.e',i-inn liner i'
morin (arly today necessitated re
moval of iiss. rc-ers and ,- rew
fanse of the fire and Ihe e.i,-nt (.f
dan:s- to the ship were nol kli-,wr
imioediatelx-. I he iVinorin was en
route frem Knpland li, Aus'.:a!ia.
The American dollar is the
s-.lcc, ssful umvrsal lamiiiai:.-
BRUSHING UP SPORTS By Lauf er
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FLQRSHEIMS
For The Man Who Cares
Smart? You'll say so when
you see these new ones.
More miles per dollar cost
to you and man comfort
you never enjoyed in new
shoes so much. That's why
more men each year turn
to Florsheims.
This Is-
PICTORIAL REVIEW WEEK
AT FALK'S
During the week, the new Tictorial Review Simplified Printed Patterns
' wii! be featured at our Pattern Counter. In addition, a group of college
men will represent The Pictorial Review Company in this city. One of
these students wiil call at your home to explain Pictorial Review, which
illustrates the new patterns. You may arrange with him to receive Pic
torial Review every month. He will offer nothing else, and will carry
with him his official receipts with official Pictorial Review seal in the
upper' corner.
LOOK FOR THESE BOYS
FRED DOUSE LEO HOG AX GEORGE ANDERSON;
MICKEY McGUIRE, SUPERVISOR
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REMEMBER
THE
SHOE
SALE
AT FALK'S LADIES' SHOE DEPT.
IS FOR 3 DAYS ONLY AND ENDS
SATURDAY NITE MARCH 15TH
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MkLlJr'i SL H-f I I THEATERS
': : I Stage Less A
? "T WC rib .'f-1 ,hat n'l' '( ar j
ii3 : JC r I 1 iflSilWm' ithat aeio-s and uilmwt arc suite
sr "' I ! ';"'i' ' V" yl ' 'M!'''' '.i,!'1' ''Xis
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( - jry ) ' " " ! f,,'n """ ,!,''": 1 in ,'"nvn-
t J JUL Ksi 1,1 C iT Z-iiH . iye.rs in o the , : t e .-.iyers
v i si w iu.-jf i z rr !-hn,-,,,ke,::. -v , .if -p.ron- ,
Y1 h iiiiiSI
j j ' I !ti U A VA l.-e K..hlm..r. Jt-hn V. Murray.
1 ' S .WviiSV A , 1 i frank H..mn-...n.l ar.d Vivi.n Oak-
Afi ffl XU'v TT(XIO cATC "; PevrCOS t-n.:. At.:i..,.ri, .t.-or....f th.f..
J 7"" V C Jfn Lv. :OCEAexri.--FOC"rH
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I - r . rka,u);-;iwh tun -.t - (, . . ' 'c
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-it
play, -is with the exception of Sally
Starr has had lomr years of pro-i-.-ssional
exper;.-nec. not one of
them ever slep. in the top of a
trunk, or played children's pun
on the statre.
FIND IT
HERE
Copy (or this column must be
In by 9 a. m.
M.h lrma Heck and Allen Car-d-n
In their specialty dance at St
Patricks danco at Zuher hall Mon
day nlirht. .March 17. 3.1s , t
xotici:
The r-Kular M. I. a. dance has '
he. n postponed this Week Will he
r-sinned next Thurs.. Mar. :n whcn'"':
Star Xoveliy will pay as usual.- ' '
3-13-1 t. "
?Jemtllcblnj;. plea tins, button
holes, etc. irton's Kiddle Shop.
Aqt.
The Kmitdale P.-T. A. will have
a food sale in the Hoover market
Sal. 15. hccinnini? at 10 o'clock.
3-i:-: tp.
American l irion Auxaliary wilt I
hoi-i a nimmaire sale in I.a Orande !
Investment Co. huildinp on Mar C? I
3-i:-3 t! I
liVERTBOnY l. GOIXO to the I
St. Patricks ,!anc- Monday evenini: '
Zuh- r hall. s-1.1-1 t. !
STEVENSON ENGELEN CO
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FAST COLORS
Women's f ist rr.ior. vat dyed, house frocks
All rev, tlois and patterns. All sizes.
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