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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, OREGON
Tuesday, May 27, 1930
(fetths footing (bzexbtx
(Incorporated)
An Independent Newspaper
PRANK B. APPLEBY .
-Edltot and Publisher
bARVBY F, MATTHEWS
..BualneM Manager
Published evenings, except Sunday, at 1416 Adams Avenue,
La Grande, Oregon, The Obaer.fer-Star published every Friday.
Rntered at the Postofffce of La Orande, Oregon, at Second
Class Mall Matter under ait of March 2, 1879.
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HKIGN IX 1,1 FIS For if by one man') offence death reigned
by one; much more they which jveelvn abundance of grace ami
of tho gift of riKhtoouuiicHH ahull reign In life by one, Jckuh
Christ. Romans G:17.-
MODEST MAIDENS -:-
Trade Marke Registration Applied For U. B. Patent Office
"TO
There, have been niiiny improvements in educational
nUethods that make school courses interesting, but we notice
the small boys of La Grande are just as happy that this is
the last week of school as they were a generation ago.
11 Ti A P. OlMI Biol) R'lkrt ft.uno
BSBBBBSSBBBBBBBBSJISBSBB BSSMrlfyiTSSMS
What did tlio jiloiiocru do Jib a case like Mils?"
The supreme court hands down a decision that a purchaser
ii iiriiirii in wiiniii i no iiurii inn niiriunrin ii nmmii rriiiinm'-
l-a 41 rli nt wotic"uiii ii n itnninA t(nnJ U n 4- 4-t n 1 i ifmn n
move it or possess it. In that case, why buy it? The
Perry 8th Grade
Children Given
Their Diplomas
II.V Mr. Mary Ii. ' Kiill
(Obnorvor CorroKiJundonl )
'I'lildUV. On-. (MpcL'itiD 'MVh.
Mary II. Kail railed at Supt. 10. A.
Haynt'a officio limt WciJncsdny and
Kot the diploma, which all lior
iuureme court to the contrarv. wc still think thr snfnst thiiitr ! fiKiiiii rii pupil oarnci at the
is io leave u entirely aionc.
e -
Men are peculiar animals. They won't admit they like
toeing "dressed up" or that they are any more than casually
poncernea over masculine lasnion tendencies. They seem to
brefei' leavinir stvle slavery to wnmnn. A wnmnn iinnnni'H
...... ...... K.,1. .... :.1 ni..
puta uuw ajjiiu juil jub its suuu jjossiwie. out! nut
only prefers to be unique and distinctive but is quick to
ishange to something still newer as soon as .licr,, particular
variety of hat' becomes commonplace. That's what makes
Jipparel business, but with men it's different. Deep down!
in fllOlV. hmil'fo ' VIIMal" 'ftf n-,.l l.otfi n fni tun. f ..rU .. 4 ... ...
and stylish but they indulge only when & fair porpoi'tion
pf their fellows are sure to appear in similar garb. . . They
don t want to attract too much attention to their dress-
4ind so we have "the American institution known " as Straw
Hat Day. In 1 Gi;undc. the,of fjcwl. dy is tmorr,ow., Tiniuii
11 masculine souls may crab ast vein's straw or nick out n'fuuv
ane and appear with the comforting knowledge that there'll
be many others similarly covered. It's a great scheme. , It
saves wear and tear on the mentality, saves male embarrass-
il. ..1. J. - .; I. i i i i -,t . ...
...b..w w.i.w .iwiii wciiig uiutitvi lliiuautll.;, 1UU llt;il 1. UUVU
to select your own time for appearing under a" straw canopy
its selected Jor you. And for mere man - occupied with
g-ather and moi'e inmortant nYaltors th
iencc.
later delivered them lo tho hIu
dentH ut their honieH here.
Ali'H. Crirald Plmun and daugh
ter and MIkm t'lara Carlson were
KiiCHttt nf Mi'H. Olo MutliMou one
day laut week.
M-i-ft. .Stephen Troctor and Hinall
.son, who havo h.'en 111, un rc
porled lo he Notn,ewhal Improved.
iMr. Parker and John Oear
Itard, of ai (t mud a wero haiil
Injf hnnlier from Perry to La
(irando IukI Wediiesrlay. They
ihhuled it (o llm Min t Ivall. liom'o
In ('u.niinrdale. - 1 i
T1 r. . e'leHhrnnii.; and ,'K'unleMt..
Wheelei'! .iu-n lumy IIiIh wcelt
wreeklnjr a houne in Uiwer l-'hil,
which- Air. !! : I'Menhman recently
purclia.scMl,
Mr. and Mum. If. J. Iloldon were
" lirleC vinitorH m tho Hurt Kail
imnit' in hi in'ldiiy.
MJhii KIIipI cx eiiUeil upon
fllri!. V, J,. "ItdbertNon one afler
noon -tin pasL week.
'IV IC. Bellamy, who ha a Itomc
In I'npei' l-'lat, 1m Hpendliif sev
eral day.4 of HiIm week on a hul
flaHH trip (u Axilla Walla.
Mm. John Mo war j and won, of
Im tirande. ; wern (,-iio.sIm r Mr.
and ,Mr: W. I. Uohorlmin hist
Sal urday.
HIGHWAY AID
IS REQUESTED
OF, SPOKANE
(Continued from Tngo Ono)
: APPLAUSK
On and on rages the debate over the airo-old aueslion
wivuiok nwauivra, ci;i;iiiii,y uuiicL'ri. auaienccs, snouin
ipplaud and its corollary, whether tho norfni-niprs (Iokii-o ami
ippreciatc such api)lause.
No less personages than Messrs. Stokowski and Toscanini
lave at various times signified their displeasure with un
July enthusiastic npilause. In Philadelphia a poll of con
jcrtgoors resulted in 900 votes for applause and. 200 against
No doubt the nation would vote as those 1100 did. Music.
I it is to be fully realized, demands an outlet. Applause
pl'urmshes this, imperfcctlv. norhims. hni. hV
UllSKst Oil SlloiH'o durinir (tin wlwJn nmirm,,. ,tr i ;.. i
1'iuiuuiiuiy uie wnoie nature ol-the nerlornianco;
onstead of beinir a u-athoi 'hlP f(ll Hill UnnnftinnnllL' ..ni,.imwml
, , --- v.. .'i'umiiihhui vi ij vrj iih.ii v
)f music, as at present, it becomes a sort of ritual, and with
considerably less point than a reliirimis l ihml
Do the musicians play for the benefit of the audience, or
aloes the audience listoii far Hm imnnfif .,r n, un
. . .,v .... . i w vr i niv; Ji(f,vi:i.l i V IH.-M
jeriormnrs Jirwno :in-!imuf 4iiM-vl.inL.n n. : n.
iij'i'iHHin; niv rtu.nviUll arises mat
hey lake themselves too seriously, even to the point of
mowing they arc "good." Isn't nart ..f thn
Theater and concertgoinjr derived from the jhimirhi.' Omi ti...
lerfonners nnnrprinti. MiHinKnu ..r i, :
liin V Tl. t i .. i . '
".f, .ii'uiuu in u Ruling mm ii is almost
nesisiabie even in those rare moments
A fltril KIIMIf rO'.llllf nvnn ....i: . :.. .1 ... i
v Avv.-m.iii. v;wn& a (itme on me .screen
BULLETIN
IIOOVDK SKINS IIII, I,
VASII.irvCKrcirr. .May 27 (A'l1)
I'roNldi'iil lhmvor today iniMl
tho WlliiaiiKsoh -hill providiiifr for
liutmror of l In. niiihlblllon on
ruiwnicnt on July 1 from tho
Iri'asuiy to tho dciiai'liuoMt . of
jUKtlco.
lloovrr alo iiuiiouiu'cd today
dial he hail hIkiioiI hovpii prlHon
roforni IiIIIm iIosIkiiciI to onlai'Ko
I ho foilonii im Inoii xyMti-m anil
nstalillnh u oiiiuprohrnHlvo Ny.ilL'in
of lui.sou rofoi-tn.
wori.it ititAi-'r ri.itsiii;
LINCOLN, Noli., May 7 (AC)
A loovo to "ili-afl" (Ion. John J.
I'orMhliur for tho l n(lod Slulliw
ni'iialoilal i-aio next fall haa Ihmmi
dtailoil hy o-.soi'vlt'omoll of No
hra.ska. ON I.OM; I'l.KOIT
. U()OSK'l'M,'r KIKLO, M. v.,
Mny -27 (All1) - A-foiiiian. hy
(illmm-o, hla lluu cnl, iiuiki'OI.
I.li-iil. Col. ItoMi'oo Tunur tooli
off al l:a:i: o a. m. ( K. S. V.) to
day on a uik'-si..i rilKht to Lo.s
AiikoIoh In an alloin.pt t,, ,.tah
UmIi a iipw spood rooonl from tho
.Mliilllio. lo tho Caolflo.
i ixii v.VM'Aju.r. ;i;.tis
Ni:V Volt l. May 27 (AT)
.li-iv.'la valili'd at $:iia.0'io wrrr
In poKso.htn of polh-o today aa
tho i-i'siill r a raid on a room 111
tlio llf.lol Conunodoro whli'h o
woinini nnd four niou woro nr-
rare mmenis f the nvt.viegoer , ;.;,;,t,,;;;;;;M1,::';;;;r,:1,::
and ul her jreniM wvw neUcd.
Urn American l.erfion dm in' and
hiitfln eorpa of lOriterpHHo. whieh
wau followed by a Hhort welcomo
Klven hy the ehainnan of the Spo
kane chamber lunelienn. Kollow
Inu this Mir.. A. Jv. I'arkei sang
two hoIom ticcoiupitnied at tlio
piano' hy Mm. Nina Gihson.
Preeedinj: Mr. lIurluigh'H talk,
(he (diairiiuni introduced K. M.
MjiUKhan, lOnlerpriHo chain her of
conimerue preKidenl ; I). IS. ltnav
1, HPcretnry; (onnty Judo Jor
dan, all of lOnterprlse. and Sena
tor Colon It. Kherhard, of 1m
Orande.
Onn IJnk Iiii'oinplctn
M,r. Ilurleih outlined (he pres
ent condition of the highway.
1)0111(111? out lhat about. 14 miles
remained iincoiiiiiihed, must, of It,
ju.sL across -the Oregon border in
Washington In the tinnulc Itondu
rlvrr eanyun scetiun. When coiu
phded, he aid, thla will become
an tin port a at In tort; tale highway,
linking two national highways
lliu Old Oregon, Trait and the
Hpnkanc-Glaclr I'ark roadis
and opening up a great scenic
territory for both national -and
northwest tourist travel. He, asked
llie support of the Spokane chaui
Imr In Kccirriitg help Iroiu the
Mlnlo highway commission to
completo this link, which would
.conned three great seel ions of
Die Inland Knr.plrc.
Touching upon the tourist ques
tion, tho speaker declared that at
present tho cities of Knterprlse.
l.cwlKton, l.a Grande and Spo
kane arc losing mill ions of dol
lars annually in tourist trade
elc, hcraithc this highway is nut
completed. I Irfj ineii! ioning lia
Grande, he pointed out thaL this
city Is the natural Junction lor
tourists from tho Old Oregon
Trail highway, and that it would
send thousands of travelers north
Into Wallowa county. Southeast
ern Washington and Idaho, and
would. In mtiuriv receive thou
sands from the north.
Mr. Iturleigh spoke convincing
ly of tlio reHolirccM of tho Wal
lowa eounlry. which a re being
developed iiioro and more annu
ally, and In glowing tonus of the
scenery, lie mentioned tho Snake
Itlver canyon, which Is deeper
(ban the grand canyon -of I he
Colorado river, or the snow
capped Wallowa mountains, of
tho vh;v of three states Trotn
their peaks, of tho Wallowa lake,
tho country in beyond with its
score:; of lakes, etc., which all
have caused enthusiastic, visitors
tt) describe i( as the Switzerland
of America, a fisherman's para
dise and Iho Wonderland of the
Nort Invest,
Two cars of l.a Grande men
accompanied the caravan which
left Knterpri.se early yesterdiiy
afternoon. They are expected
home tonight. :
W!;JXI3KIAY ritOGItAJVIS
Xutlonal Broadcasting Co.: 6:30,
dunce tunes: 7. Henry Starr; 7:30,
Amos und Andy; 7:45, violin reclt.
al; 88, Jack and tithyl; 8:30, Hill
Billy Ifoys; 9, Night in Spain; 10 to
11, minstrels.
Columbia Itroadcasting system:
7:15, radio column; 7:30, danco
music; 8, I-'orty-Niners; ii, studio;
S:30, .Musical Suggestions.
Salt Ijiiko City
KSh (1 130): 6:30, NBC; 8, va
riety ensemble; 9:30, news; 0:45,
popular music; 10, dance orches
tra; 11, Vagabond of Air.
Tueoma
KVr (7;o: 7, CUS; 9, Tommies;
10, danco music.
Oakland
KIjX (880): 7, news, music: 10:
1 5, popular music; 11:15 to l'l.
danco tunes.
KGO (79U): 7. NBC; !):30, min
iature biographies; 10, NBC: 11,
danco music.
SKikniio
KIIQ (500): 6:30, NBC; H, llu-
wiians; 9:30, novelty trio; 10, NBC;
11, requests.
Sim Francisco
KPO (680): 7, popular music:
8, NBC; 8:30, violin; 9, concert; 10
to J , danco music.
KKHU (610): 7, CBS; 10. dance
music.
Portland
- KMX (1180): 7, Harmony Aces;
9, concert; 10, novelty orchestra;
11:30, news; 11:10, Midnight mutl
n ee.
KG W (6'Mi): 6:30, NBC feaLurcs.
1am Aitgtdiw
KKl ((M0): 8, NBC; 8:30, fea
tures; 9:15, concert orchestra; 10:.
J.5, contralto; 10:30, danco music.
KNX (1050): 6:30, llttlo sym
phony; 7, Air. and Airs, radio skit;
7:30, 'popular programs; 9:30, pro
views; 10 to VI, organ.
KHJ (900): 7:15, CBS; 10, news,
danco music; 12 to 1, organ.
Scuttle
KJH (970): 7, Harmony Acoa,
orchestra, soloiuts; 9, Neapolitans;
10, miuKhino program; 10:30, Uke-
lele Bob; 11, danco muslc;l. llev-
cllera.
FARM'S
LA GRANDE
STORE
Successors to N.K.WEST & CO.
mm8 JTOEPE
.wi.vroit
u m:x
.AMIS SAI'I'.I.V
I'lMII" DIKll'S l'
Farmers Plant
Corn Next Week
For Ensilage
' ' lly .Mrs. Nell Kight
(Observer Correspondent)
, I.OWKIt COVIO (Special)
Weather remains cool with occa
sional rains. Crops look, fine, pas
tures and grain are growing. Kurm
crs will plant corn next week for
ensilage.
, Mrs. illbin Allen closed'a sue
cessfnl term ot school -aL trusty
n l'"rl'ilay. Shi!' took her pupils lo
jtlversido park near La Grande for
a picnic dinner, llesidi-s, Mrs. Al
len and her pupils, those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Orton.
Mrs1. Hcrnlce Miller Mrs. M. S. Mor
ris, Mrs. Hollo Alexander, Mr. ami
Mrs. Harlan Kpger, Mrs. J.ee Chil
ders and children. Mrs. Cdel Hib-
berd and daughter, Tliinsel 1'aige,
Kathleen Comstock, Vidma Itich
urds. Klwiu Towle, nnd l.a Von
Koger. All report, a fine dinner
and a good lime. Mra. Allen nnd
daughter left for Colorado where
she will spend tlio summer and al
tend college. Mason Morris, her
eighth grade pupil, passed the
stale examination
Mrs. It. It
rortuiH- to fall from a chair while
hanging curtains and break her
arm.
The school board of district N'o.
16 held a meeting on Thursday
night lo prepare a budget for the
coming year.
T. It. Johnson nrcompnucd II. G.
Avery on a trip lo North Powder
last Thursday.
Mr. ami Mrs. NY II KIght were Ui
Grande visit ors on Kriday.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Peobler. of
Tadd Canyon, and M r. ami Mis.
Will Titus, of 1'niou, spent Sunday
at the T. 11. Johnson homo.
Mrs, Lena Herker, of California.
is visiting her' sons. Albert and
Man-nee Becker. Miss Florence
Becker will visit here later.
STRAW HAT
NOW YOUR
AND A FINE ASSORTMENT IS HERE
Warm 'weather is straw hat time and man what an assortment. -Leghorns,
Milan and Panamas. The shapes are new and differ
ent this season. Step in our men's store tomorrow and see these
new numbers. You'll find tho "out look" is brighter under a
straw. ' ,
THIS 1MSTOK SKIilK)M
l-'IM)S TI.MK IKA(i(;i;
PltlNKCTON. Mw., (Al')
relievo that tired fcctlng,
slder : .
'I'h at besides: fond net (ng- wed
dings and funerals, .'rutmlpg a
county Sunday school,.'' .holding
regular weekly religious .'services
In three different churches ami
conducting revival meellngs oc
casionally, (he Itev. V. 10. Nichols;
pastor of the Princeton Chrlstlari
church, has nothing lo, '.do. but
train t-he'volccR of youngsters In
Morris had Ihc nils. ' public schools of the town and
tho county, act as president or tho
chamber of commerce, arrange
baniuc(s. work for better farm
condi I ions and assume the regu
lar duties of a Chief cumnuiuily
booster.
He has held his job three years.
Missouri Legumes On ISlse
COLUMBIA. Alii. (AP) Legume
acreage on Missouri farms showed
a large increase In lUlMI, a report
just subnittled to the Missouri
college of agriculture shows.
Backache
If functional Bladder Irritation
disturbs your sleep, or causes Burn
lug or Itching Sensation, Back
ache. Leg Pains, or muscular aches,
making you feel tired, depressed,
and discouraged, why not try the
Cystct 18 Hour Test? Don't give
up. net v,vmm louay. rut it lo
t lui test. S e o for y o u rs e I f ho w
iiuickly It works and what It does.
Money back If it doesn't bring
quick Improvement, and satisfy
you completely. Try Cysuvt today.
Only 60c. lied Cross Drug Store.
Adv.
FOR DECORATION DAY
CUT FLOWERS
Cemetery. Boxes of Living- Plants,
' -v " MAGNOLIA WREATHS, ,
Cemetery Vases
BOOK YOUR ORDER
TODAY AT
iCLARIiS FLORISTS
Phone Main 11 i 11 15l2 Adams
Housewives Are
l o Match Drapes
NKW V(U!K (AP M...I
lelropolitau hous.-wh,s :ir w4ll.
ig whin cr-ionm- pajamas to
nilrh- the ktt.-hea dn.p.- ,1H tl.v
ifiu uieir mops and
Milady of moderate Inenno-
VOIVl'll ii in. kiIIHi, . ., . .
- orini
uusen-d cn'atiohs llmt
raced Jier leisure hotits on ihr
eiien ii no in in,, iiinui.,,.
n muni iu
nllveii Iter ivurlilt.i-
The. pajaimiH, r'cenily Iniro
Uted by the. Home Making d n
r oi i iu- state Kt'deratlon of Wo
j They are wide and rotuforlnhl-,
M'-achiiig almost lo the ankles ami
; bultiilh'd Jil-.mi Hi,. uisl inef a
I short sleeveb-ss blouse. They iv
iulr' abuui i.,ur yards of material.
Most of them an made of cre
! tonne. In bright colors and mutch
ling tin kitchen drupes, others are
: uuido in plain colors of linen or
denim.
! 'Women who have Worn iln'iu
disln ha Us ', d' l-laro t heiu tii bo initi o coin t or
table than the old-timt smock an
ga y!f in appearance I ha u apron
or house-dressc.
Stilt I to Air Lino Oltlot
AIKL.VHI). AustlJilia (AP)
Jim lenny. young Auslratiau
pilot. Has put to a severe le.st j
when, while flying at :t.Hio feet, ' I
the propellor spun off his plane
t.t..l , ll.lulw.il till..., ,1.1. ,1 ,1 I.,,. i
Heiniy liad left Streaky Bay on j
me west coast oi mmmii Australia
v it Ii tw o passengers hen the
accident, occurred. Ho glided for
six mllcH in a uvodiM-ate gale to a
small field. Allhouuh the plane
struck a fence, nobody w as ser
iously injured.
Tom ii To He Turmil Around '
VAN IKJltN'. Texan (API - Itc-
; riiiiM) of the increasing use of '
higbas for traffic this town i ,
Si I.VTI'I (API -An iilr mall
ruuli. lM-trcu 'K'Uirln. II.
iiml Si'utUi' Ih Iho dIiIi nI pi IviiW'ly
len'a ChlliK iu lii'iinil Oiilr.il i.i.i- ! xi,,. .... . .... , .1... i.
wh,.'1,!! """'1' i '' In ll. .,l,l v..r uhl.-h
1 u.'h,g rluHmiM h. la iIi.t... .u.,1 : r0r,. mull lH riown In 11
at 1,0m, Jn ,hl.,P UW11 k. u,.,,,: in;,7u"-,1;l,,nwllU
' ' I 'I'lw t i'iUljuiii.-ni,
(INK INKIIHO l.oops I
MI'KKdllKH. Oklu.. May "7 j
( A l'--mimji i.anni IiikuII.. ::;-j
Var-uUl Nnw nrki'i', who rc t
I'.'ivi'.l her r I r.M (. rlj lni.- Uvs,m I
iKlilri'il nit,,, (mlay ha,l
urilli-ll iniini'i'iitlvi, lns,i-'
In Ihc ky iil.uvi. II, ill, nx !
Hi II n i-M, I all',rl Iiit,,, mvirly !
iiipu, h,j mm O'Hiliiin,- u,.,',
li-ln lurlu-,1 iiitiuiHl. Wlirn ".in
V Horn HK I, Hill. Ihc ,iiini.al
m ' 1 TKM I'IKS llnisi,,,.. .., .s ,,,,. u ,,lH.
.IIIM,I1..V. My -7 A.P)y. N- ,,.,. B.T;1S
K.,ivll. of On- ! nmhuuyN f,, ,t juni-.th,,, .ri.
" " " to in,, tivli'ral : ,.i,,i il i.,,i..
,,,,i,i, i-i ,1111111.1,, i, 1, 1, ,iy I hni
hiniiiiu. h,.iu )i,, i,rta.l,,l
lor Iho 1 , -pul, II, n noiiiliialloii fori
r.oiui.'s in - ro.onl prliiuu-y. j ' Splmiliie Mmllil in 'luniifl
I'MMl In.lrrrnt lallcna to III lltllKk-' I.ASlll.KV I'llII.U. a. (AIM
l"V hint In fpoccluvi uvor Mtallon 1 'A 11, w rivr-root v.'itical wlml
KVKI', Portlalttl, Oi'o. I tuniu-l In lilt' lah oratory ol' h,.
i nallunal alvlory t'oniniittia, tor
Hi'inl -llirlli,, proor that an luTonuulIin In tho only 0110 or Its
oi'oan iiino rollit! ovrr Iho ivn- al",l In ll rnltcl Slatos. It ,,
tral OroKott hill wai found In i ronnlrnrto,! for Mtiitlytni- spinning
."hrlls hU h woiv plokoil up on J t'hanii torldtloa of vaiiotla tvpia of
liilllopa at 3tio loot clovatlons. wing moUvls.
1
s
I,.
' the hih ays
'.-M yi-ClliMl w lli face
Nut.. .. :.
Stove .... .
Fancy Lump
COAL
...... $12.00 Ton
$13.25 Ton
.... $13.75 Ton
These prices are for coal de
livered in La Graunde, let us fill
your bins now.
Erickson
&
Durland
iJl .. rhonc Main 792
1525 Jefferson St.
OVER
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ROUND TRIP TO
PORTLAND
GOING
May29ih
Leave La (.'randc
6:10 A. M. or 6:-. I. M.
Arrive Portland
.":.() 1. M. or 7:1.-) A. M.
RETURNING
May .!0. June 1 or 2
Oil any rrvnlar train rniiu Portlan,!
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