La Grande evening observer., April 19, 1930, Page 4, Image 4

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LA GRANDE fiVEJSTlNft OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE, '
SatuidayApi il 19, 1930
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rRANK B. APPLEBY .
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THE OPEN
COURT
rORIlESl'ONDENTS MUST
rUll.MIT TJIIJIU NAMHSTO
VTIE KDITOR1P '1'UEV DE
SIRE lilSTfUHS HUNTED,
The census total in Portland isn't coming up to expectu-
tions,, according to the Oregoniun which finds consolation in
the similar" predicament of other cities ' Better to show a
I disappointing growth than no growth nt all. .
Already The Observer has received the names of dozens
of citizens who say they have not been enumerated in the
census. If correct, they will be officially counted. The more
the merrier.. We are duite frank to admit a willlngneBs to
pay, $100 per thousand unrecorded nanfcs and the more
thousands, the greater our willingness.
!
.The death of Dr. ,W. P. McAdory saddens many, niftny
people of this community., Not only those who looked to
hint; for professional help but a wide acquaintance who knew
him as a friend. Aiways in a good humor, always helpful,
''Dot" McAdory' leaves the imprint of a rare and fine per.
sonality on this city. Knowing full well the dangerous con
dition of his heart and realizing as only a physician can that
any day might see the end, , he went about.' his duties with
constant good cheer rudinting a souttieriTcjourtesy and
good fellowship that was peculiarly: his own. We'll miss
"Doc" McAdpry a good sport and n' real Wend. . . .
' Chairman Wickevsham of the Hoover law enforcement
connisslon urges the American Society of Newspaper Edi
tors tble'itartrfei r snppOT'fff 'the pi ohlWt!prt"1itv aiid stresses
theiieed for education against liquor.' No advice on the
Jirohibition question could11 be more apt, llefore the 18th
y Amendment prohibition forces were busy the length and
.. breadth of the land preaching the evils of intoxicants and
: the. advantages of .temperance. They were aggressive,
Since the coming of prohibition the teaching of temperance
-: has : declined. There - seems to have :been a let-down- in
educiiting against, liquor and dry forces nave been 'put on
the defensive.. The results are unfortunate. Because liquor
. has ,been legislated out of existence,1 schools and churches
and homes have frequently dropped the subject from the
training curriculum. Yet never befoi'e has temperance been
j so .important. ' Only, by teaching it constantly can enforce-
nient hope to attain reasonable success.
' -V ' 'in
I THE WANDERLUST
r Newest of the tangible commodities in world trade and
) foreign finance is that Intangible tourist urge, that wander
Just. to go to far places and do and see things." The urge
to on us ngain more compelling than ever after a winter
,: flf.some surcease from! it. Spring, of course, is responsible.
Premier Tardieu considers the tourist business in France
. of sufficient importance to justify the establishment of an
, undersecretariitt of tourism. Last year American tourists
spent $160,000,000 in his country. England," which Collected
. American tourist dollars to the tune of $50,000,000 last year,
is thinking up ways and means of attracting more tourists,
' not because of affection for her-American cousins but be- 1
cause of affection for the American dollar sign. Gemiany's j
; share was $20,000,000 and Italy's was $32,000,000. In 1928 I
: American Tourists spent a total of $525,000,000 in Europe.
On this side of the Atlantic Cuba, Canada, Mexico and
: Bermuda are; making money off their millions of tourist
- visitors from the United States. Nor are the Pacific sea
lanes lonely for lack of free-spending American tourists.
HordeB of Americans swarming over tho face of this
'Bhrinking sphere are obliterating our traditional fear and
misunderstanding of theJ'foreigner" and making it worth
his while, to be kind to Americans. . International relations
cannot possibly suffer because of all this, though we adnut
, a larger share of domestic travel could well be undertaken
first. 0
To tlu- I'M It in of The- Oljju'rver:
.Tho nll-HeHiitf Hlm!u'flpf'nin In
a monu'iit of nei)ii-li!!h(liu'nn, ro
nii.rkiMl Unit "Tltf ovll thnt men
(Id. llvi'M iiftii4 thfin. Tlit fn
Ofl- 1IH'ITI'(1 with thi-li. -Ihhhb.
i A Ktruiitf miui llvi'H ami a Hi run
; itinn (Mch mid th wnrM koch on.
Milt U uoik ftirforriitly. li 1h no
IoiikcI tiil( tho miinii world.
Tmn Was a Htronjf
' inn n. 1h irHKfiM(Ml at ri'iitrl h of
liilllil and K(i(;ilKth of rituniK'- Ho
ar.i-oit'(l 'tin tinlViTAf accept eel
li iirt a inyKtcry unwolvod, uiiil
w hero a II niuxt kuchh ho pr
forrod to Km'HH for hliiiKOlf jiml
yot. ho rcalj.oil tliat HiIh v;ik tho
lrloo tho Ihlnltoi nnint pay. . Mo
m tlond now nnl tho world room
irf, hut it km'h dirrontly.
cannot toll hHw deeply li Ik death
ha tour-hod my heart, for If ('Vol
I met one koimI iniin In this world.
a man whoHo hllidnoKH and nuhlo
mi lino Mhnnn out llko tu 111 it
of a Ht'ir, it wiih .Torn KIoimIiik.
I U wan the very rlrnt man J mot
at Jlllffurd forty yoai-H f?o. Ho
nuido imi hlH frlond by holnif
mine. Jfo fx untie from our M'ok
etico lut Htltl no- tnhlot that wo
In niir 1) ti initio i-apnoltloH in I lit
enact to hlH momory 'coitlil com
pare wit), our own tfimiKhlH. of
him whci lived and died a trno
num. .
And so wo' wlio' HiirvIvo him
may well cherish tho momory we
hold of lit iti. ' 1 1 1m life wiih ono of
tiHoftilnoHS, honesty and -.InloK--rlty.
IMh aim. va to dlHchai'KO
every duty that dovolopod upon,
him. to aid liin follow men uh far
uh clroMiiiKtanoo. would allow and
to do Injury to none. "Wo, will
often call to mind tho many tfood
doodn which he ho cheerfully per
formed; Wo can pattern after
lilr. Rood nctH with much profit to
ouihoIvok and can tronKthon our
Hood roHolvoH afid our kooiI Inton
tlons hy often remnpiherln the
many excellencies of JiIh charae
tor. Suclr men an Tom KlemliiK !
lire uafoiMunatcly too Hcarco In I
IhlK world of ourH. Jlo was fair
and candid in tu eminent Idofrroe.
Ho liccepted llko an li oiir.it ntah
what IiIm reu Hon appi'ovoil. II n
Observer Will Pay 10 Cents Per
Name For Persons Not Counted
The Evening Observer announces today that it will pay
10 cents to liny boy or girl under 16 years of age for every
name reported by Monday night of legitimate citizens of
Ln Grande who' have not been enumerated for the 1930
census. ' , '.
In order to earn 10 cents a name, youngsters must bring
in or. telephone the full name and correct address of the
person who has been skipped by the census. This will be
verified with the enumerators and payments niiide if re
port is correct. Ten cents will be paid for each name. For
xample, if a family of five is found that has not been
numerated, the boy or girl reporting will receive 50 cents.
, This is a real chance for live youngsters to get some
spending money. - Enumerators admit that many people
have probably, been skipped. 15oys and girls "can scour
their neighborhoods and collect a dime for each name they
turn in but the first boy or girl turning in the name gets
the money.' i .
Get busy! Help La Grande get full credit for its actual
population -
; T, olr-liestru iiruRruiiia: ill
oiifu-nihlp; 1 1,, fliirnittny Aim-; li
rmws,
I'OICITANII (620): fi 11. in.,
'litis p. in., NUC;. 10,. lilt lu nyni
phony. '
Sim Krliiicisfu
! KT'O ((ISO): 4:1 ft, KBfll '":IB.
;ftiiiwlay proifatn, iiuiHlo and wont.
Kl'MKJ (Oni):. a.' CMK; 1::io,
' iiiimlc; y, dunp music.
v AllKt'll'fl
KKI (C(ci): 5 n. in., NIK':1, 0:1 !i.
NHl 7:45, lllilKli-iil nroirrn III 5',
nuc. , " . ' .
KIIJ (!lll(i): 0, rilSi 7 : 3". muni,
onl proKl'lilll.
: Hn'x (IdfiO)i 0. . tulkn; ?:'30.
mimic; s. ('rt-Nliylcriun cluiri'li; 3,
l.ulmvinkl trio. , ,
KmiiiIk
KJU 7I') :-, Hour, on llroiid
way; 7, ori'lioatrit ronitortH: 10, en
stuitblo un. moIuIhih; 11, lloriuony
Ar(-H, HllllfTH.
accepted tho toaeliiiiKx of Hclcpico
tin tho moHt rollablo fnotH within
tho ffraHp of the. human mind. I
wart a kind, Indulfroiit hufdmnd,
Wlii'itl devoted friend, amiahle in
IiIm InlercourHO with hlM follow
inen( roHpectfnl or tho tihtH and
ToolliitfH of ol liorw and ' uttonllvo
to nil who hud clalniH ttpniV Him.
Ilo lum now liaHHod .front our
KlKht, roiileto with nianllnoHH,
heni'liiK ' with him our klndo-d
mcmorleH, mil hiKliOHt oHteom
and li fixed doltirmltmtion to fol
low In hlH fooUtops. . Ono who
toadH mud. u life a our friend.
htiH ho need lo four death hut'
what may pnKHlhly follow after It.
One who ralthfully dinchaitteH. IiIb
dut.v'to, his fellow man 1ih no
need to rovoll nl lonvlntr HiIh Htato
or exlHloiico.- lift In perrootly
wltlliiK to moot the cOiiFtemioneen
of a well ttpont lire.
Much wiih our departed hus
band, hrolhoi and friend.
Y. T.' (HtlHlIK.
Sunday fnt 'the It. H.mwoh liouio.
ilrn, l.owo mid Mr. and Alrn.
Mark Ilooth, of Meaoham, were
vlftltui-H lu Knmoln on Tliurduy.
They npont the ovonliitf viNltimr
All, and .Mrs. Hoy llawoH, who
lire formiM Aloacham red dent 8.
.Mr. and Mih. If. ltorHtliutn aiid
I.. IIoi-Mtman were in l.u (liundo
Hhopplnw on Wodiiesdny.
Win. It. ftlKKH Hpoht Thursday
Hhopplnj? In J. a Oraiido:
, AlrH. 1-. P. Urcioka and llrH.A.
Koiiiiinor dmve to La Ornndo on
Woilnosdiiy. .trH. Konnlrton won
ImyliiK, furniture for her
hoilM' In Meacham,
A It a. Smith, of Kauie
eonvaleHPliij; nlroly nt tlin l.a
Orando hoMpltal' following a nei
loim opeiatlon perronnod on Mou
day. Hoveriil K'.i mi-la ponplo hav
oa Hod Lo nee her,
Itoy MriwoH was a hmdnoKH vis
itor hi I -a Urnndo on Thursday.
Ho returned home with Air, mid
Air. t R Thnrnliiirtf, whi were
iiIno In l,a Otnhdo on IxiMinosx.
It. I tt CaHtool, uf Ai;oHC(iw, Ore.,
In vlHilliiK IiIh hrolhoi'. Jf. Cantor1!,
at K n me In grocery store at pres
ent. -
KiikIiicci-h c C'lilirllon mid .!.
AfcOufru nro ' working' In Kamot:i
at proHont, -
Air. and Alr. J. Carlson drove
to Vokiliui, WhhIi., on I'Ylday. .Mr.
Carlnon will upend a few days
there with IiIh family before
turning to work hero.
Anion hoekolt wiih lu I.a
Grande on lilday on buHlne.ss.
M. ThnrnburK'. drove to 1
dlotnn on WodnoHdny lo take the
eiiKincot-H - examination. On the
way near Hinlranl HpriiiKH he
found n wrecked car and took
one of 'the occupants In to I'en
dloton with him. Af woman, who
had been nullo liadly hurt, had
already boon taken In and two
othei'H wf-ro waiting fur the
wrecker. They bad driven from
ttock HprltiKK, Wyo In kin turiiH
driving and only sloppiiiir lo eat.
The nmn who wan dl-lvlnw when
the-enr wan .wrecked had gone In
mecp at tint wheel. It wiih .sulci.
They were en route lo WatdihiK
lon where (ho woiiiiim'h hubaml
bud been' killed In it recent mine
oxploMlun,
'.Al.iv and Al'r.s, Af. ItrnniH drove
lo l.u (Irande Weduendtiy even-'
IhhV ' . '
Mr. and Airs, T. Il.irton were
shopping in I.a (Irnnilo ThurHdiiy.
Thy ' 'havo""lei 'ai-n th.fr '-ami-I'leiinlnf?
the Inlorlor tif thoir
lioine here mid hnvo Just put up
now ctlt'tains, inak'tiK It very at
tractive. '
Mr. nnd Airs. Italph I'ldcock,
of t.a (lrtinde, were In K'amotn on
hUr'liuKK on Wedm-Hday. '.
(Inlo llanlon Ih vaeatbmlnf at.
.present, spend I lift most of the
lime fishing nt North Knrk and
brluKlliK In mum nice catches.
Air. Hilfhlik. roiiflimiHter, was
in Kmuola on Kriday with the
work train.
Air. and Airs. J. linker and son,
Donald l.loyd, didvo to their
i a neb noa r Al eaeha m on l-'ridn y.
Al.rs. ,1. Oliver, of I.a tJiande,
has now been moved from the
(Iramle Itondo hospital to her
homo and Ih roeoverliif frmn a
major operation, Hho Ik tho moth
er of It. llawef and Is well known
In Kamola, j
C. Hudson was In l.u firaudo
on iNidny on UunIiiss.
Mrs. H.n-nos a n( baby diiiitrh-
new tor and Afrs. Chelf 4li-ovo to I.a
Ci-aiido- on Wednesday;
lK . All'. I'. Hie vol drove to I.a
Or.indo Kridny.
Allss Arva Oyer arrived from
I'orlland on Kriday mornliiK lo
send lOnstei at the liitUio of her
aunt and uncle. Ah mid irs.
Harney. Airs. Hnrnes expects, her
sister. Alls. l). Itlackbtiin, on
Sunday.
AIM. It. Koehno, of Alo.u'hmn,
was in Kmuola vlsiliiiK her par
ents. .Mr. a ml Al is. John 11 oa t h,
on Wednesday.
Kuenc Atclirooiu and a friend
from Huhl. Idaho, are visiting at
the c. .fudson home hero. Air.
.Me I room expects to begin work
in a few days at the construction
camp near hero.
Air. Niiyher-l!ld ymi have any
t-meeoxrt wl:h your gurden thi
year?
Mrs. 'Nexdore Ye, 1 ko! two
now dri'Hses, a bat aiid u pair of
shoes opt of Tom ror left Hip him
piny jjolf tnntead or working it.
Successors to N.K. WEST & CO.
MEN'S ST6RE
INTER WOVEN SOX
roe and Heel
35c t$l;50 pr. '
tyanutaru
OFFICE
CAT
t RAM HANK PMC
By Junius
Hero Ik a" story agaln-tt hlmsell
told by (ineral Charles O. I)awe,
ambassador at London:
When be 4 Hnwes) was exam-
iiii'd for hi commission att liiti
i tenant t-olom l in t lie tm;iueorfnK
I ciirps he know little or nothlhi;
1 a bout , cuHiuei-rhiK'. Aslied the
WIU'.N- IS KASTKU. Si:XlAV? i (,lM.B,i()1):
Kamer is the Sunday which "What would volt - do If you
follows that 14tlt day of the onl- !.,. ,..,..; rielii '-
endii r moon ( mrf mooli . wliieh
fnllH upon. -or next after the 21st i "w 'P"'"
day of .Moi'cH. veyor."
"I'd send for a sur
Sr.NDAV IMHXJltAMS
Kaiional Hrondonsilnf? coiupliny:
S to 0 n. in., S.in Francisco sunrise'
Ka.ster service; 11:15 p. m., concert;;
7:lf, popular concerl; i, features;'
!:Jtn. nader's guide; In t0 j, (iay!
Cidulnhla, I iroud casting - system:
ti to 7, Theater of Air: 7 to 7::(f.
Will llogers.
'la co ma
KVI (7(10): 7 lo !, silent;
popular niiiHk: -program."
Oakland .
Kl,X (ssti); silent nighi.
KOO (7!in): 5 a. m.. NIK; p.
m., news; U:li, silhouettes; ti ; 4 f to
7:ir, little syniplfony; 7:45, Sunday
it S'eth Carker's; S : 1 5 , Tho I'll-
gHni.s;...jiJ.NKH;--i,i -.inni'v imiihIoim -
Portland
KKX (ll.so): (J. Jlonr on Hroad
START YOUR GUARDIAN (ir
: ) .;'.; SAVINGS ACCOUNT
TODAY
You owe yourself something! So, today, start
a Guardian Guaranteed 6 Savings - Account,
which will give you an impetus for,regular and
consistent savings. Each monthwhen you pay
your Dins, put aside a sum against tne luture,
and earn b interest compoi
ided semi-annual-
GUARDIAN '-'"
BUILDING & LOAN ASSN.
La Grande Natl. Bank Iildff. Phone Main 900
La Grande, Oregon ,
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STEVENS-VAN ENGELEN CO
CHILDKKN'Sl
CUTIES HALK HOSE
Size 5 to 8 V, J
to 8
Chlldien'a "Cutles" half hose all styles and colors.
25c &39c
D I ST I N G U I S H E D BEAUTY
AND PERFORMANCE
THE NEW FORD
T O W N
SEDAN
$ 6 7 0
(I. o. b. Detroit, plus
Ireir.ht and delivery,
liumjtrrs and .spare
lit extra.)
-Kainela School
Children Enjoy
Easter Party
It)' Mm. C. i:. TI-DrillmrK
KA.MK1M,; Ore. (Spoiiul) Tim
fr)ioel children apont part r l.'rt
day -artcrnoon clvnnlnu; tho H-'hool
yurd 'Blict' nftorwurda .M-'h. TanuT
anu .- IO-H oi int'-'ryniuiunif, ivo ; (icti,,!,,
fjeani,. . vDOK-ea una boiiii inp
lirnilim- Hunli-i- im'( lii'lnir plmm-Ml
fur Ihn wcnkviiii so It Ih Impel
lh mm will not o.mii' until luti-r.
O. Tiin-i l is whs a liimini'Hn vim-
In l.u (linnilo 'I'liui'Biliiv. Ho
ton, who l worklne lu.ii.. j
Jlimnle iuik-. wim iiniihl,- to j
attend school n Ttu sihiy on no- j
mini or illnosH hut rvt-trnt-il un i
Woilnisdnc Mlli-roiH.il. I
W. Wdw nnd- son. Itillv. w,.oi 1
l. tholr tenchor. hid Knter lm- i..,fu . . , ".,
K,t, the children. UU, .., "Z XrTl
,l ' (Irnmln wl .. , '
- mo . jiuviIlK ;
I, Ml,, Mftt-I, .In.... !
u..ll ..... or III,. v,,.ll. I V " .. "
' ' " LIH-OK Tllfro.
, r ..hlldren nttondod, also JHi-a , .,.,,., ., ,
Aryrj l.r. of .-ortland. who ., Moll(lll. fur ,"";!; ,K
, TLItlng t tl, h. Hni nos home h co. nt M...i. l.i,t. II,. hM j
lu re.. ; j hmn rixlnn his trm k tor liatillnK I
1 Aftor avvHi-al r-tinny tluya It j loirs this wn k. !
liuned . rluufly In Kiimrla on Krl- . Air. mill Mrs. i. I,. Ilunoa and
.y
and threatened to ruin ' nil
Hovurul outdoor parties cole-
PREVENT WASTE
By having u laundry your blankets and
i eturn them to you in a cedar , moth
proof, bag ready-for summer stbrage.
r a ' i I
neguiar duc eacn
Renapped $1.00 each
All Finish Ruff Dry
Piece Work Garments
Mended
Buttons
Sewed on
Starched
Flat Work
Ironed
' 9c lb.
economy
(war merits
not Starched
Flat W6rky
Ironed t ,
7clb.
Moder
n Laundry
tKiliy, l.annartl Ihile, .or l.a
UraiiUe, war's dinner guests on
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I PhntiA Main 77 II
THE Model A Ford was a good car when it was
first introduced. It lias constantly becn'mcde a
belter car. For it has never bceii the policy o Jthc
Ford Motor Company to stand slill.
Changes are not made for tho msre sake of cha:
ing or to meet a fleeting fancy. Yet hardly a wekk
passes, but that some improvement L made some
new way is found to increase the value and service af
the car. ; As soon as those imnrovciitJr.j.V are" full
tested in actual practice they are v.a:tscd on lo th
public.
The new Ford bodies are a reflection of .thi
policy of constant improvement. In flowing grace
of line, in harmony of design' and color, they set a
new high standard of motor cat value. New beauty
has been placed within the mea'ns of every one.
In this connection, tt Is interesting to note
and remember that these beautiful new bodies
are but one of many features that make the
new Ford a value far above the price.
Others are the fully enclosed, silent six-brake sys
tem, .four Hpiidaille double-acting hydraulic shock
absorbers, specially designed transverse springs, Tri
plex (5hatte-proof glass windshield, five steel-spoke
wheels, uiflisually large number of ball and roller
bearings, file extensive use of fine steel forgings in
stead of tastings or stampings, aluminum pistons,
chrome filicqn alloy valves, chrome alloy transmis
sion geas and shaft, torque tube drive, three-quarter
'floatingi-ear axle, and bright Rustless Steel of endur
ing lusr for the radiator shell, hub caps, head lamps,
:owl flish strip and other bright metal nart
In tie making of this car. craftsmanshin line i
utt 'Jlo mass production. Millions of parts are made.
csrfi one so accurate and so oxartlv lit-- .I-,.
t . , w.c wuiui mac
all fit perfectly to the thousandth of an inch when
Brought together for assembly into complete
units. This care is reflected in Vi 00f...
4 . Cotnfort. srjeed. nnwer ocrmn....,
' . and long life of the Ford.
$435 up f. ol b. Detroit. Call or telephone for demonstration
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Phone M-500
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