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GENERAL NEWS
VALLEYNEWS
VOLUME XXVIII
LA GRANDE, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1930
NUMBER 241
HOOVER TO SPEAK
ON MEMORIAL DAY
President to Honor War
Heroes at Gettysburg
Where '53,000 Died.
f.iNTTVSIIUIia, I'll. (AP)
Vhilo memorial services to tho
pruml army of the republic are be
tas held throughout the country,
3rcslilent Hoovor will bring the
nation' tribute here on May 30.
In a monument-crowned nation
al cemetery marking the scene of
ono of the most sang-uinui-y battles
on American soil, the president
wilt apeak where other chief exe
cutives have como with fresh
wreaths for the fallen,
f'. Hero tho first threo days of July,
18G3, saw more than 53,000 men
fall out of an embattled force of
'about 157,000 soldiers. The Federal
army lost 23,000 of Its 82,000
troops, und 30,000 men were miss
liut from a Confederate army of
75,000.
,; The gallant but fruitless charge
of General Pickett up the hillside
to tho intrenched union forces
brpught death to 3,3!3 officers and
enlisted men out of an attacking
force of 4,500. Two of his three
brigadiers were killed and one
wounded, while of his 15 regimen
lal commanders, 10 were killed and
fivo wounded.
. In the national eemotery of 25,
tHMi acres which was laid out soon
after tho bultlo arc the graves of
3,7-17 union soldiers. It became a
national park in 1KH5.
From five steel observatories
there is n view of thu whole battlo-
f'.eld, which historians say was the
scene of a chance encounter that
signalized tho turning point of tho
civil war.
On every hand march the lines
of battle, fuithfully preserved by
soldier and historian. Illfle pits
trek long distances In all directions,
and hundreds of monuments and
tablets, commemorating details of
the fight, pay tribute to the dead.
A monument tells of the spot
where Abraham Lincoln in Novem
ber, 1863, delivered tho dedicatory
address which fame has carried all
over tho world.
Gettysburg lies in a valley about
one und one-half miles wide In
southern Pennsylvania, A beauti
ful rolling country of fertile farms,
towering hills, rocky ravines and
woody doverts stretch away from
the battlefield.
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IN Tl llMltCLI.OSIS CASKS
ItKKU.V ( AP) Dr. Max Cvr
soii discovered a treat meat for
tuberculoKiil through caring for
pick headaches and nervous com
plaints. Ising speciitl diets for these
maladies, he snys he Inadvertent
ly cured omte of tho same pa
tients of tuberculosis of the skin.
This led him to round a dietary
treatment for tuberculosis. He
says tho first principle is un
cooked food.
Among tlie prohibited articles
of diet are tobacco, alcohol, cof
fee, strong', tea, calti clvocoliU.n
and especially table salt. Jn lieu
of the latter garlic, onions or me
tallic salts are .served with food.
At the beginning of the treatment
meal of any description la forbid
den. Dr. (crson regards as most im
portant the juice of cooked spin
ach; cabbage or carrots.
Talkies Move To
Farmers In Big
Plantation Show
i
'niJJMASVtllJJS. Gu (AP)
"Korty acres and a mule" 1ms
been amended to lake in the lat
est talkies on one of Dixie's model
plantations. j
It is owned by J Inward M
Kanua, uf Cleveland, nephew of I
tiie late Mark il'anua. .
A $20,000 theater for employes,
with two coiapleto sound repro
duction systems; which cost an
additional $20,000. gives the fin
ishing touch to what has been
called tho sou th's finest represen
tation of plantation life of the old
days, embellished with modern
improvements.
llu-y up pea i' in many of tho larg
er cities.
The clhto is one of seveml
owned by members of the Ha mm
family near Thonmsvilic, each of
tho plantations stretching 5,mn
acres or mure. Knch Is known
as u model.
KIKAI, fcAHS I1KA.H BiriTKK
TifAX city o.vks, mxn;r
Would Pension Agtl liriiicrs
COUSHATTA, I.u. (AP) A bill
to pension Louisiana farmers who
havo reached the ago of fif. and
who have tilled the soil 15 con
secutive years is planned for the
.1 une session of the state legis
lature by Itepresentative W. 11.
Hankins of Ked Klver parish.
KOCKKI1 AKIMAIjS l'OIM'LAK
NKW YOltK (AP) ImprWc
nent in the .sensitivity of the
modern radio receiver bus in
creased the use of tho light socket
antenna plug. Kasy to, Install,
the plug Is Inserted in the light
socket the same as a floor lamp,
ami a wire run to" the receiver's
inM-ial connection.
Up to date schools, churches.
I playgrounds and model , homes
; preceded the talkies.
! Tim t lwutnl f on lliwi "Tim
Showboat" a Tier tho ni'usical
show, and Mr.' Hiimia followed
tiie boat idea In its construction,
r.ullt. of eypresn and pine and
fronting on a rood near the "big
house," the entrance Is the fa
miliar gangplank, spanning a
po.ol.
Upstairs thero is a "deck" out
side and a balcony inside. The
interior is finished In "peeked"
cypress, so-called because of nu
merous small indentations. Spe
cial; architects arranged . the
acoustical plans.
Although tho theater is-used
frequently by. M'i. and Mrs. linn
na and their children and friends.
It is primarily a center for the
several hundred . employes, in
cluding many negro tenant, fa mi
nes. .Tho plantation residents are
given an excellent assortment of
pictures once or more a week.
.Subjects of educational value are
featured along with thoso provid
ing pure entertainment.
Tho theater frequently draws
the socia lly prominent of the
Thomasville winter colony to wit
ness outstanding pictures before
BOSTON (AP) Hearing ot
rural and small town children
seems to bo bettor than that of
city youngsters.
Tho examinations which give
the country youth this lead were
niuiln in tli ret smntl Maine cum
in unities with an audiometer, a
comparatively new Jiclentifie in
strument. It was purchased by the Speech
Ueading club uf Portland, ami J
loaned to places outside the city i
on request. !
Tho results are reported to .Mrs.
.lames I'. Norris, chairman of tho J
committee on children of .the!
America n Kcde rat Ion of O rga n i -
.aliens for the Hard of Hearing.
COSTE PLANNING
RACE OVER SEA
Has Your Goldfish Fleas?
SI-U.TTU1 (AlP) If your pet
goldfish turns an occasional I Up
flop and rubs against tho side of
the bowl as though it. wanted Its
gill:; scratched; It probably has
flour. hey are known as cope
puds, says Dr. John ft. (ruberlet,
authority on the piscatorial verte
brate and University of Washing
ton professor.
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MEMORIAL DAY
PICNICSUGGESTIONS
FOR THURSDAY ONLY
BANANAS 3 POUNDS 19c
RELISH SPREAD
liest
Foods
PINT 38c
DILL PICKLES-Picnic! Size Can-1QC
POTATO CHIPS 3 RAGS 25c
GINGERALE Clicquot 3 Bottles 55c
PORK AND BEANS Van Camp 3 Med. Cans 25c
LIBBY'S DEVILED MEAT-Small-6 for 29c
LOAF 10c
The University of Kentucky will
erect two additional buildings OiIn
Hummer at a cost of $:iu,00.
To Drive Plaije Over At
lantic Over" Trail on
Which Many Were Lost
NKW YOltK. Al' A pilot
since- ho hh 17. Capt. Dieudonne
Coflte will dare tho dangera of tho
Atlantic in the mont difficult feat
or his l!i yeaiH of flying.
The French war ace plans lo fly
westward rum Paris to New York,
a project that has cost many lives
and In which he himself failed last
year.
Success will climax a flyins
career that had its beginning
when Louis Ulerlot made tint first
flight across thu Kuglish channel
in I'.mi'.i and fired the auibitiou of
('oste, a 1 G-y ear-old enft peering
student, to become an aviator.
Ho won his pilot's license a year
later, but the war sent him Into
the conflict whore ho accounted
for fivo enemy ships and seven
balloons.
An international hero, his fame
rests on exploits in the last four
years, starling In when (.'apt.
Iliguot ami he set a world's dis
tance record in a 't,:tl3-milo non
stop flight f rem' I'arls into .Persia.
Jjito tho next year, with Joseph
,ebrix, he. started an aerial odys
sey from Paris down the west
coast of Africa, across the South
Atlantic lo South America nnd
eventually through North Amerlea,
Asia and Kurope. Kxcepl for cros
sing tho Pacific by ship the round-the-world
tour was made In flight.
Jast year, with Maurice Bcllontc,
he attempted the Paris-New York
flight, but turned back west of the
Azores and landed after flying 3,
luo miles. Head winds had forced
them back.
Two world record performances
followed, a non-stop flight ot 4,
1MS.69 miles to Manchuria nnd a
closed circuit record of 4.U87 miles
in 62 hours.
Spurred by'tho arrangemonis of
tlapt. Kingford-Smith, 'Australian
war ace, to fly from Ireland to
Now York, Coate has hurried test
nights on his tii-motorcd ship to
race tho Australian across thu
ocean.
There havo been no successful
heavier.thau-alr craft flights
across the North Atlantic from
continent to continent In a wester
ly direction without slop. Tho
liremen's flight began In Ireland
and ended at Qrcenlcy island.
Eugene Boy Winner
In Edison Contest
Copra Standard Vpbelil .
PAPKrrriO, Tahiti (AP) -Concerted
action by copra buyers in
'Tahiti has been taken to main
tain tho standard of tho South
Sea product. On several islands
growers have used unrlpo. eoeoa
nuts in making copra, resulting
In an inferior product. ..." .
SAMJM. Ore., May 28 ( AP)
John Steelquist, 17-ycar-old Uni
versity high school lad from Bu
gene, will bo Oregon's representa
tive In the Thonuis A. Edison
scholarship competition at West
Orange, N. J., In July. Btoelqnist
was selected as Oregon's pramler
high school science student from,
atuiong 11 youths who appeared
before tho fivo Judges hero Mon
day. Ifoward J. Itlchards, III,
of Mllwaukle, was selected as al
ternate. Young Hteel(Uist's father Is It.
Lf. Steekiuist, an electrical engi
neer, now In Itrazil. His mother
lives in Kugene. Tho youth was
born ,in lOugene.
AUSTRALIAN" 111 SIIMjllN
YIIil ABOUT AlH HIDJ0S
Turkey IUII'Th tkioimrnUw
UIjAY C'KNTKIt, Neb. (AlP)
A turkey raisers cooperative re
cently bus been organized here.
Tho members expect to increase
production, of tho Thanksgiving
birds In anticipation of better
prices received through coopera
tive marketing.. '- '
-BYIWWY, Australia (AP)
i nn proiniso or an alrplano ride
has Instilled great energy in tho
usually lethargic native Kanakas
of New Guinea.
The natives slavo hard to navo
up $10 to tako a good joyrldo,
with a loop-lhc-loop thrown In.
The first piano that issed
over their district between tho
goltlflelds and the coast sent the
natives wild with fear, but they
havo becomo accustomed to them.
6,000 HO V US FOll AM It MAITj
SKATTLB (AV) In ton years
of flying in the air mall servlco,
Harry Hulling, prosldont of tho Na-
tlonnl Pilot"' iiHHnelntlnn, linn flown
6.000 hours
routes.
transcontinental
J.
LIGHTS TO GUIDE FIjIISIW
CALGARY, Alberta (AP) Tho
crimson glow of a bank of 40 neon
tubes and a 3,000,000 candlo power.
beacon will guide aviators to tho
Calgary municipal airport. Kaeh
tube will be .visible for 130 inllos.
"Alrscapcs" Kntor Art Field
(NKW YORK (AP) A now por- '
spectivo In painting, the world as
It looks from an airplane, has beon
developed by Hah Marian Ktbbey,
who call her work oil canvas "air
scapes." . . S ,
Ixst Autskait Filer Honored
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) In
recognition of servlco while flying
for tho Anchorago Transport com
pany, the Pioneers of Anchorago
havo launched a movement to
namo the municipal airport after
Russoll Morrill, Alaskan flier who
was lost last winter.
100 FlilERS TO GRADUATE
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP)
One hundred students will rocoivo
their wings as graduates of tho ad
vanced flying school, Kelly field,
In Juno. Tho class Is made up of
16 officors of tho regular army, a
Colombian officor, ono staff ser
geant, and 82 flying cadots.
Sour Snp Infects Orchards
SAN IHA!NCISOO. (AiPO '
Thousands of acres of orchards,
planted 20 years ago or moro, are
Infected by sour sap. This dis
ease, caused by oold weather dur
ing a warn (spell, cauiy . slow
I mi tli rf tliA nrrantorl trupq
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To Use
BUTTER
For the
Sandwiches
Lg. Fresh Creamery 37c
WHOLE WHEAT FIG
BARS
EXTRA FRESH AND DELICIOUS
2 Pounds 33c
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