' ' ' a - - '- Thursday, March -HQ, 1930 ,
' Pap e Four , ' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVEi . LA GRANDE. ORE. , : . - - - ""-1 1
r"" 'L . . '-"'.7 '.' "" I! THE NEW A. E. F 1030 SSgSSS. - -(
' rilAKIC B. APPLEBT . Editor .rid Publl.'liw 0-V Li A . ; J .
MARVIsr F. MATTHEWS .MWtaf lanmjrr ; "JC JA'S-VSn C' I
Puhllahed evcnInK", exrcpt Sunday, at HIS Ailama Avenue,
l n ramie. OreKon. Tho nbaurvcr-Blar piiMlahid every Friday.
hitifArtwi ni iiiu i'ohioii i,u fir i.u. .jr.imi.,. uiuuuii. on
Claaa Mall Mattwr lllldur out of Mulch 2, 1870.
" OWlCIAIjTAri'Sl OK UNION POUNTV AND TUB
C'lTV OF LA tillANI'K .
HlJllnWlt OF AWiOCUATIH) VltlWS
Th AJ'OPlaUil I'reaa In exr-luef vtly eiilltl.-ti to n6 for publica
tion of all Down iIIiatchf,H T.,illu) to It or not otherwlaa urnllled
it piibllalied lier.iln. All rlKhtH of repnhllratlon of ftpeclal dla
pacipa In tbia paper, uud alao tbo local iicua heroin alao are
rfcaerved. : " .
Natlonar Advordalriir rtoprcaanUtlve
11. C. HOORNHKN CO., Inc.
San Francl.cs, Los An.'c; Statue. Portland. Chicago,
; Detroit, Now York
r BUJIBC'ltll'TlON IIATHS
lly carrier
pally, per month In adeanoo
fialiy, alx month. In udvance
IMIiy, njie opy ,.r.
lly Mall.
nailr. oer month In advance .
(jelly, per alz month, in ..Ivitnco .
Palry, Ver year In advanco :
eeniy,
Obanrver-Hiur, per your
. 7 Do
...S0
(0
. (On
..ts.oo
..12.00
' . ADVKIIT1SINO ItATUS
ClapWr. foreign, par column Incii
laplay, iota), per column Inch
. 1'luia contraot prlcoa n application.
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mtin!u iw v.li ff-lflJ.,. tf-tOH. 'II, , lu iml ;l -llH'. wlllch
I ll'i m'lHll, hip, ,,,, - "
In owjoujwii'ily; lint ho lir Jiih' ttliliili: la one Inwardly; uml
.rlrnUinelHlon la l)at pf Ulo lienrl, In tho; aplllt, anil not In tlio
'. jotter;' whuHe":; pi-iilMe U not 'or men,'- but of (iod. ltomana :2S,
'""2!: - : . . .- ' ' '
i'" P'retrpn deniocnits contemplate the : indicated : titrife in
aepublican raiAh and coiiBider this a good chance to )reak
'into the "winning coliimi'i. They may not be far. wrong if
niiui .slihginfi' becomes the favorite indoor sport of the rival
cartlj).' -'':, . ,
-.The, state hospital at Pendleton is operated at Uie lowest
per. capita cost of any like institution in the west, according'
to'a recent comparative report by Dr. W. D, McNary, efficient
;directpiv 'AVliich reminds1 us thiit the per student payroll
cost of the 'Eastern Oregon' normal school here is much less
than "in the older institution at Monmouth; indicating the
efficiency (or, at least, the capacity for work) of the faculty .
My.' ' j
THE OPEN
COURT
connrsi'OJfriENTS u c s i
SVIl.MJT I'll Milt NAMKS'l'O
I'll 13 I0DITOU IP TIIICYDI5.
sum l iiriEiw vmsTnu.
MEACHAM VISITS
IN EAST OREGON
(ContlniiPd from Page One)
V-JCHfiouriis the only- state in the union; we lenrn from: the
.Commonwealth Review.' 'thiit spends niore for its ieffislatiw
ihe high pay of legislators but rather to the cost of incj-j i.t yvHr'JuuM k. mmp
;deritils, clerical aidps, ctc. Sq it isafe to- anticipate fewer .flnKTnd X
sUnographipi's and less incidental expenses in -the future if ,timnin to .ihe support rrum in.,
e'elature mdly vants to adppt an economy prog.'am. ; T" tTr "'t-le-saving
will le only a drop in the state bucket but a lot . r.-nriMMi.
;0f .drops WOUld. help. . Iir a 0r.th..l dance were taken
"' .. Vi, : ;- ' - ' ' :'" - ;( till NtUlc 'IH'll 11 1 pHU'll t ill KuHl--
if.'Whfln'jUnry Ford some time ago announced that' hp would -Z
lii't'lthp yages of svqrla'rs .in his Knropean factories to the the Nlatc. Our rump InvlU'il I In1
pbjnt at which they could' enjoy. Jiving stjmdaid equal to ';;i:;";;;;:,,n
'th.iit.of American labor, startled industrial leaders of Europe i,y h, ml. jfnv.' t'oi-mnt m-lirr. Hint
vifiwed the idea as little less than nmd. The difference he' ,,?",,
;twv)0en.Foi'd and the Old World industrialists is that they See wry k'cxhJ cjiitiuc of ri'UJuk Ii I'm;
Wages as expenses .something to' lie paved to the bone--, ni;',i ,,,,t'- ,
" , , ,;, ..' , . ' i , it 1 lltfi ''m-iinipincnt r.'iilly a ruin-
wlule he sees them as wealth, a stimulus to industry through ,,, ,i , lhr liMitm-t arnii;it. .i
American industrialists are '.otxanisuih.n.H. wiu.-ii m.i m iuv
Ford's European uU' tinv i.r;niri..H, with mi i ..:
visit ni'.s. will ' hrhiK Id
vnl I'Jillrojni.- ''In spitn of this, yo
had ' 7ini(i piMipk' in uttfiuliince,"
lin,Hnil. A H'ntcrt town came' In
to hi'Jnff ovt'rniKt ami wan i.is
(tipatril tin name way.''
"What IniprrsHOH 1110 In t lit
south wont, howr'fi-f" In sahl, "Ih
tin1 nctivltlrK to draw tin- Knrlst
tmtli'. Tin? (Inind Canyon IiHiIkp, wind' li'i
iiiK tljf day. "HUm" Davidson,
pilot . of th mall ' plane.- Raid hR
nv but ill t ! of tlie Krniind on
th' dip.
llousfwivTH anil infrt'hantt par
tjriiiatoil In tlu' dainue. The latf
tor found their HfooliH 'oWdrt'd
with brown ntdi-lilio dUHt. Thoro
vn:t no way of ehtimntlnjr the. loss
caiiKi'd nif i-cliantH, hut it waH nad (
tlmt rliHniim undotilttodly would
ro-L si vcial thousand dollars.
I(y midmVht imtolt of thw duslt
siM'intil lo Itavo w-tlli-d and. tho
down. In mnL eHfB
LA GRANDE
STORE '
Surrors to NEWEST & CO.
SPEAKING OF JACKET FROCKS
They are Extremely
Smart for Street or
Afternoon Wear
You will admire these
smart frocks for they
were designed with an eye
for practibility too ideal
indeed lor the office girl
or shop woman. The fab
rics of georgette flat crepe
and printed silks lend
themselves becomingly. In
sizes of 11 to 41. ;
Others at $15 to $49.50
tevgi
ENNA JETTICK SHOES
FOR SPRING IN
SUN TAN KID LEATHERS
$6 '
Six styles in this new shade Sun
tan and one style in white. Now you
may have your favorite shoe in this .
popular light color. Straps, ties and
pumps in cuban and low heels (low
heels $5.50).
,a Jieightencd ; buying1 power.
divided into , two similar classifications,
fivripHmpnt niii'lv nvoveri successflul from Jverv noint of "Uht
' . r t. , ' , . I (iraiidr approxim.iti-ly finn pel-i
,Vi.tv. In itself the step. seemed altruistic, designed to help ;NlIN ,, th.ot day. Not a iaiw :
other-industries oiily, It turns out to have l)een the hifficst jvtnUoii. on .vonii imviim j
!econon1y. , The Denmark Ford factories,' where wages are , ".j"" yof,;. Wl, tro nt(lln KVhlr a !
,hirfiest. have thin lowest nroduetion costs, while in Ifolcriuni. danr.-. wuwu w- rail om- Moini !
ct r - . . -' ' f
where the lowest Ford wages are paid, production costs are
liigliest.'. : . ' ,
I ut, a inatti'i' of (net, wiih built to;
in-hiK toiirf.stH inlo- two. xiatcn
' tlnoiiKli an inti-rpstiutf wtrctrh of1
country. All of the people hi the ;
soilthweM are extremely Interested
in tourist traffic and tliey reward.
' il as one of their Ih-mI eropM. Ore-'
' Knii and tho Northwest have been
Very la'l(Ward hi eiieoin iisin,?
. toin lstH.
I "( )reon lias t he Hd Oregon
Trail, the' only artery to the east
. tapping the middtewest mid its -mfllli'iis.
and it seems we shoutil !
i put forth slt'epuoiis efforts lo ei
the tourisis into Orewon first be
! fore they have wono throiiKll other
! slater, and spent I tie majority of
their money. Tourist money Is
, nish, yotl UliOW." lie temlnded.
; "ami tiier; Is always a ehauee of
! oiue of them taUin up residence
in the country they mi through,
i "Dri'KiHi and the Oregon Trail
have a wonderfully romantic hls
i tory to tell tlu tnurist about," he
said. "We've been remiss In cap-
tin' dainaK? to power lines wa i'O
palred in a few Jnurs. v
POLITICS ARE
WARMING UP
OVER OREGON
large number of local
annual dance. Profits frmn this:
dance will be placed in a spicial
fund to be available for the 1 1':; I
convent ion. We need Ihe assist
ance of every person who enjoys
dancing.
We do noi intend to solicit from
Ntore to store. If wti daunt and
DUST STORM IX
INLAND EMPIRE
CAUSES DAMAGE
KI4MINAT1NG THIS JUNK
Highways are made unsafe by u number of things, among
;theni being' the too well used automobile. Wherever there m get your money s worth out
aiV roads there are uutomobiles which, because of unsteady iyJira,''''.";: 10
steering, bad breaks or other mechanical defects, should be! in other words to put u plainly.
iij. Automobile graveyards.
iIn .some states, highway departments are trying to cope.
M'ltH this situation by requiring periodic inspections of all ;
motor vehicles and barring the highways to those that fail to
'pass inspection. This rules permanently off the road the
cars past repairing. Enforcement is not 100 per cent effi
cient and, inspections are not compulsory in all states, so the
unfit.are still encountered.
Tn finSch fliiu ...1. 11m VniUJ A n 1 rt.ivK!li rUnniUnv rF ' Atlanta Is the seventh capital
J -v.v.,. vV..-vm.v, v,.... iticrgia. 'the first was Siannah.
Commerce plans to spend $15,000,000 this year, oslnniitintri
that 400,000 decrepit motor vehicles must be consigned to
the junk pile.
Junking -100,000 worn-out cars would mean, besides safer
highways, 400,000 new cars sold and a partial solution of the
us4-car dilemma of the automobile dealers. An increase of
400,000 in motor car sales might mean the difference between
u bad and a good year for the automobile industry, which
has been forced to contribute to the ranks of the unemployed.
There is the element of self-interest in the movement of
the automobile cham.wr but even so the effort is in the
public intrest as well to the advantage of car-nvkers and
dealers.
Continued from Vago One)
we do not want any merchant or
citizen to give us the price of a
ticket, with no intention of ufdng
it. There are enough dancing
couples In thi' city and neighboring
localities to put a tidy sum in our
state convention fund If they at
tend. We wish to give value re
reived. .lames K. 1'age. Camp No. 1-1,
I'nltud .Spanish War .Veterans.
j the Kllenshurg municipal power
; plant :is blown down.
I 'arm Work Halted
! In suiitheastern Wellington the
dm.l, curtain was so dense that
I farm work wiih halted in the rutin
, try and traffic was slowed in tho
! cities. In Spokane at noon auto-.
mobile ami edr''t ear headlights
j were turned mi. With the excep
; tion of one plane a mall ship out
of I 'a sco lo Hpokunc, it was be
: lieved all aviation was halted dur-
, Conilmied from Page One)
h!, tbti tiJ,t,o , e,a(jtai,has,,ould.,no
be learned in advance.
Another development of interest
to La i.iande Is the fad that Sen
ator Charles Hall, republican can
didate for governor, will cany his
campaign into Kantern Oregon next
Week, expecting . to visit at least
i: portion oi the
i, ;itMi: ii vs u.i iv
Following three beautiful days,
with a warm sun sending the mer
cury over iU above and causing
considerable activity among gar
deners and flower cut husjastH, the
usual nild-Mnrch rain- started .-hint
ulht. with a total of .H of an
Inch measured by 7::tti o'clock this
morning.
A It hough the rti In fa II was not
heavy, it ilampi'tied the surface, of
tlx; ground thoroughly, and put
now greenness, into . lawns that
mil ln.iHniiille tit "lij-vlt nil."
Villi" iM.n- hi. in store 'communities botwrcn l'ortland and
soon, however, A c:.eH; of IrhI ! ut' fludlng Urandc. I he
vear's March record, shows that Unties he is unable to visit on this
on this same day a year ago one ! tri ,e xMted ,I,,er ,llu
and elevcn-hundiodth.s Inches of oamiiaign.
rain was measured, one of tho wet- ! ;. Hull ('oiiiJiip Tuo-lay
test days III IocjiI history. I jU (hando nlrcady has boon vis
Winds have been prevalent injjte.i hy (luvcnior A. W. Norblad.
the (irande Hondo valley. . this nnd Henry forhett, both in the
week, the outer edge of storms I Kubernatorlal race. Oovcrnor Nor
that have whipped other sections ; Dat spoke at a IJons club dinner
of th I'nctlle Northwest, part leu- j ilnd Mr. Corbett spent a day here
larly In and around Spokane, building up his fences through con-'
Wa.Hh. j v i '-Jiu-.-
Tomorrow 1h the first day . of
the calendar spring, although local
conditions Indicate that spring- Is
already well under way.
I day Kpoech, returning to l'ortland7.
' Saturday. -
l.ocally, only one candidate has
filed a declaration of candidacy;
j Representative 11'. If. Weather-
spoon, uf Klgin. Hcsides Mr.i
Itactlng
'people. Hotli are expected to re
turn again to Kastern Oregon be
fore the May primaries.
I The chamber of commerce here
has Invited Senator Hall to spea k , Aeather.poon's expiration' of term-
! at (ho Tuesday forum luncheon. I this year, Senator J't ed K. Kiddle
! Irtt-InW,T'nl-tla-iid '.SatUt'mly,' -fteii- 'and"Representative T. C5.. .lohnsoir'
'ator Hall will motor to .ood Hiver will he reiuired to seek re-election:
ami remain over night. On Sunday j If they desire to return to Salenty
he will drive to rendleton w lure j for the next assembly. I loth have;
he will -spend the entire day Moil- ,
day. Tuesday he will come to 1m. .
; f.rnn do thence going, to linker i
Wednesday and to Hums Thurs-
. . , ' day, at' which ilace he will speak
on l-'rlday. IL'e will wind up his
Ma stern Oregon trip with the Fri-
until Apr. 1 to file. So far no op-,
position to Senator Kiddle has.de
veloped. 'l
In Union 'counly the lei'niH. ofi
office of one county' commissioned .
and of the La (irando justice of:
peace expire this year. $
h.wu;y ii;ri;Ms aitilon
WAS 1 1 1 N'CTON. il a r. 20 ( AI )
'Answering, criticism of the re
cent lax refund of jUIl.OOO.OfiO to
the Vnltcd States . Steel corpora
tion. Chairman Ilawley on the
Joint comniitteo of Internal rev
enues, today "id that the refund
was just and udiled that Uepre
sentatlvo (turner or Texas, tit,
democratic tender, had failed to
slate ihe facts.
Hundreds of Thousands In U. S. A.
Demand New Kind of Salts
KcoH You In (iond Health All
: The Time Skin Clear nnd
Hotly Free From Fat.
BEST FOR
BAD STOMACHS
Jut think of It: thi'N.i bol-
ISi'ingH Instant Rehcl t. r n.i nrt.-r.-m s:in .!( oni- in-
, . . ; lria-.-tMl Into Ajnt-rtcii a ft-w
Dl'UUKl-'tN Iti-iHitl l'.iini'ilk Mis Stilos i iliKlllltH il KO vi'l H linat of (ntnlli-
i)f Xoiv l'i'-lli i:illr.
REPEAL VOTE IS
lurcel. whllo In Cultfofnla the vote
sTIT T IV T V fc T ' 'or r,'P''u' und ukq thut for modi-
-1Lilj l.ilWlJ ; firuth.n 1m lurrer than the tllv
t f'ontiuutd from Turo One)
5PI,
; firution 1m lurrer than tho tully
tor f ofi.ffrinvnt.
The returns are yet very meager
i compurri) with the total oie thatlth
Is 4iutlclpited bpfore the
tubulin Ion are obtainable.
Literary Jjge,-t statcn. "net
limy twit u different Htory."
If yo i lake real pepsin und lake
It in lhutil form your stubborn In
dlgcNtion will soon bo u thing of
the past and you will be the owner
of a gooii healthy stomach cupabl,.
of digesting t he heartiest meal
without distress.!
Among pharmacists just now a
new Improved elixir of ivpuln call
ed latf"s Mentha IVpsln is rn
ntlng u sensation ih sales are
enormous.
1 think." said vne pharmacist
other day, "that everybody is
gent Americans uro healthier and
happier bernuuo of their supreme
goodness.
Krnschcn Suilis are the daily
health dose of millions of people
the weirld over Ihey ar! the larg-t-.-l
sidling medicinal H.iHs In Ureal
Mi Haiti.
tun- hulf teaspoon of KniKchen
in a glass of hot water every morn,
ing jrenily hut surely Mlinulaten the
liver, bowels and kidneys to healthy
elimination.
Hut the six vitalizing nnd rejuvc
The Food That
Fights Fat
' It'a a gland foou, now used to correct
the known cause of so much excess faC
Doctors now employ it the world over.
And now, without starvation, multitudes
ire gaining new youth and beauty, vim
jul vigor. You see the results wherever
Vou look. Fat is the exception now.
Mannola prescription tablets embody j
his modern mctiiod. reople have used
hem for 22 years millions of boxes of
hem. Some of your own friends, doubt
ess, can show vou what thev do.
Let them bring you what they have i
irougfit to so many, the results win
lelighi and amaze vou. A book in tlie
iox esnlains the effects. Go now and
tsk your druggist for a $1 box of Mar- j
mitliij; salts in Kruschen do more
than cause regular elimination
the man or woman who taken them
regularly need have little foar of
poisons polluting the system which
Is the cause of many annnyins und
depressing Ul.
One bottle of Kruschen Salts
(lasts 4 weeks) cost but S5c nnd
one bottle will prove of vitNt bene
lit ' to people w ho have constipa
tion, headaches, lmllirestion, ner.
vousness. rheumatism, deprewdon, .
aridity and unto-lntoxlcatlon. !
Niit only thnt but one hot lie will j
hrinff nfcout body activity tiierrane
In energy, vigor nd Hinbiaon.
mwirktlnK eyes and i.eedom from
pimples and blemishes mill Ions
know all this you outfht to know
it.
Hold by tho Ited Cross Druff stre
and drUKrtsts America over. Adv.
eek
liuai; descrtlnjf the old lime roll, vers and
Hi') (iirnlni! to Hares Mentha 1'epslit
which Is delli-htiiil to the palate
and etuis Imhucstion. gas blnattug
(and that neai feeling of suffocation
1TA1.V tllKl S AIK HI IH.irf )rr good - n.tt Just for u few
ebowrd a total tabulation of
6i8 volts from ten states.
ILiiikis, the home of iht lute
Carrie Nation, Is the only stuto ut '
thltltme v.hh h shown tip vote fr j
Hiforceuienl leading over that' for j
muiM invuMOHioo. nun 1 OM 11 (AIM HmU m nvh.tb.n hours
tleorgla. the first representative t hdg t for lusn-si rails for an There's plenty of real pepsin In
from Ihe "imlld outh" to forward ; outlay of ;(;,Ti.o.tiao, an Increase ' lare's Mentha Tepsin there's
return In thin poll, in rut her ; 0f ulmost u million dollurs over the ' Menthol ami other stomach rone
erpjully dlvW d e three Ue. t ,M JP:jf. 0( this soujc li,Ia5.r-60 this und it 1m sold by diuKKit In
tlotn upou which the 'Bttw" but- KOen toward eh II aviation, the rent every city und town In Anorlen
lotlUjE Is belnir undertaken. 'bvlnw for nuttonal iiefitse. pay or with the distinct iindei-stundlng
On the rdtic count the catijest urrny filers ur,d peiistom.. .that tr ii doesn't do your dlMresed
rcturu from (his nectiOn Khow 'st'tm.n h more gtod than anythtn
WiMblliKlon und Oregon oUni forty per v nt .,r aiplr import- you m.t tried money back. Iterl
ptrongly dry though the cotiihlned rd b Ill inium are grown in Ano it- ('rss (r i store always ha a big
modification and repeal vote 1 m, supply on hand. Adv. 4
l&TEVENSVAN ENGELEN COj
1 MjLljJJ H
KI LL FASHIONED
PURE SILK HOSE
Panry Hlack Hcfl .
Tho now dual and sinjrle .steeple heelM.
Size 8 'i to 10
$1.49
Forly-Second
Year of
Friendly
Service
a ClriuuV NatUmal
Uatik
tffMTHAT COUNTS--'
WITH m
When new care are sold the manufacturer guarantees
them against mechanical defects, and as it is our aim I
lo make used cars as dependable as new ones, VK ALSO, !
GUARANTEE" THEM 'AGAINST MECHANICAL DE- j
We enn do this with perfect assurance because all of i
our used cars offered for sale at a price above 180 are !
carefully reconditioned before leaving the shops. This !
service to the used car buyer creates three things. First, .j
confidence, second, quality at low cost, thirdly, repeat j
buyers who know that they have gotten their money's :
worth of their former car. .,. I
On each used car, The Ked OK TAG is attached. '
meaning that this particular car is guaranteed for thirty,-.!
days against mechanical defects. On this tag is a list of
items that have been checked or carefully overhauled;
thus guaranteeing the buyer an EXTRA VALUE FOR
HIS MONEY.
Come in today- and let us show you our cars and ex
plain more fully what this extra value means to the
buyer of used cni-s earning THE RED OK TAG THAT
COUNTS.
IB27 IMfCI-: KKIIAX Xrw
lln-M, ironil liullit, l)ixlj- A-l. rinc
tiiilkolstwlng, sltnt-k nbsnrlM-rs,
ImiuiM-i-s frnnt timl i-i-iir mid
irunk. This car litis many thou,
suttd economical miloN for il.s
at'xt ovviu-r. An OK cnr.
Molor ovoi-hniiU-!
ma- ciiKvitoi.i-rr Toi nixG
Now IMilnt. koimI flivs, rlno
k-alhcr upholstering-. IUmhI lop
nnd complclc 1-n.uliHiu-nt. Thon
-and.- or cjir.-fn.x- utiles,
An OK Cnr .
$295
mas nir.vuoiairr sport
TomiXfS New jwilnt, excel
lent top, flvo new tiros, motor
completely nvorluiiiled, A-l up
lmlsterlii(r nnd complete; equip,
ineiit, (inaranteetl 30 tiny bjr-
tlie rniiiou. OK Tiuc
That .founts
$350,
CAnll.I.AC SPf)HT KKDAX
2 new llres. 2 kimu-iw. Fi-dier
lioily, ki-cj- Dnco, rm-llcut mo.
Imlr tiplinlsicrlm;. irnnk. ahork
nlitorhrrs and oilier cqulp" nl.
Motor tliomuglilr rerondltloned.
I With mi OK Tnc Thnt (POQC
i C ounts for pOi7e)
Larison Chevrolet Companij
tJsed Car
Lot
407 Fir St
Phone
Main 508