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Newspaper Page Text1 Page Four LA GRANDE EVENING' OBSERVER, LA-GRANDE,' ORE. Thursday, June 12, 1930' (Incorporated) An Independent Newspaper FRANK B. APPLE BT . UARVBY F. MATTHEWS Published evenings, except Sunday, at 1416 Adams Avenue, La Grande, Oregon. Tho Obser.Ter-Star published vry Friday. Knteretl at the Postofflce of La Grande, Oregon, ar Second Claau Mall Matter under ad Of March 2, 1879. OFFICIAL PAPKrt OF VSIOS COUNTY AND THE CITY OF LA CltANDK M EMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Pres Is exclusively entitled to uae for publica tion of all newa dlflpatchna credited to It or'not otherwise credited If published I eroln. . All right of republication of special dis patches In thli paper, and also the local newa herein also are reserved. National Advertlnlng- Representative M. C. MOUtiNSKN CO., Inc. Ban Francisco, Lou Anpeiea. Seattle. Portland. Chicago, Detroit, New York BUHScmiTrov rates II y Carrier Dally, pet anontb in advance . Dally, air months In advance . Dally, alntie copy . 11 r Mail Lany, per nionin in tuinngo .......... Dally, per six months In advance , uaiiy, per year in mivnm-o WecKly. Observer-Star, per year ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column inch uiapiay, locaj, per coiumn me. 1 lime contract price Orn r.ltOTHI'itM KKJ.l'Kli It 1 (rood neilhor to rat firnh, nor to il rin It wine, nor any thinr uhorohy thy brother Mum lilcth, or is nffi'inW-d, or in made lw-nk. Unmans M:lit. As to law enforcement, the first essential to a successful operation is clean instruments. Falling off in diamond importations can have but one meaning. The American people must economize or go with out gasoline. . The formal opening of La Grande's new "Journalistic syna gog" will be announced before long. The Observer expects to move into its new building the last of next week and we know we're going to be proud of the whole layout. It's the kind of a newspaper home that we've dreamed of for many a year. The only drawback is moving day. We'll be glad, ,when that's over. LACK RIGHT MENTAL ATTITUDE A New York banker visiting in Portland expresses an opinion on business conditions and prospects for improve ment that deserves some attention. In direct agreement with The Observer's frequently expressed belief that the present economic depression is largely a matter of mental attitude, this New Yorker says: "Our only present drawback to business progress is mental. Conditions which led to depression have been altered. Everything is fundamentally sound. The situation is waiting on the consumer to adjust his mind to the idea of going ahead. """""Savings accounts arc ' increasing in size, giving evidence of increased buying power. We may be , certain that the desire to own is still strong, but it takes a little time to re-establish buying habits. When the individual stops buying even small articles he helps to stem the tide of business and industry, all along the line. Eventually it gets back to him. In order to change the situation the individual must start buying and in a short while it will get back to him and benefit him. "There is no shortage of money. Our collections from individual debtors were better in March and April of this year than they were last year when we were supxsed to bo on the crest of a prosperity wave. There is a noticeable increase in the demand , for low-priced used cars. This shows a cautious at titude, but one of growing confidence, on the part of the buyer. ' "Some good nearly always conies out of a bad situation, or what appears like a bad situation. Busi ness is going to be a lot healthier after it gets in its stride. It was in need of the readjustments through which it has passed. Hut we are on the upgrade. Idle money always prolongs depression. One must spend to earn. American prosperity is based on higher wages for workers and hence greater buying power." Here in La Grande business conditions are improving and they have been far better than average all along. The building program has made up for temporary loses in other lines and aside from prices on some agricultural products, .summer and fall business promises to be above average. The chief thing needed here, as elsewhere, is a better men tal altitude. We need an attitude that will promote and encourage good business and the energv to go out and realize on that attitude. Crop conditions are excellent employment is very nearly normal. The gradual iniprove ment not predicted by business leaders is already under Summer Srhnol Under Way Now ' At Cove, Oregon lly .tliN. A. i. C'mikllii ( Hisi-i-vit i iirii-siiini!iit . ...I.. l.l,.. tlH-flllll I Hl Rllliilili-r m-hoiil rnr i liiin h woi l,- I l-is linn u rniiilln ii-iil nr iilmtit Tfi I anil Is a busy :in, li- t ain. ! 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I.i-Hl?,. of Haker. :in, it(. J:ei J. V, l'lL-kulls, ut llillna, ami -Edit 01 and Publisher ..Bualnei Manager - He f4.S0 6c . 60c .12.50 ..$5.00 ..JJS.QQ on application. "SymlmllHiii i.r tln t-hiirch" hr the lli-v. .IiiIiii KlihiinlMin or Tin. KillluB. -I'hl- Mm!) f ;,.(. Klmis I-Miii-.'iIIkii." Iiy Mr. llrail-ni-i-. Ti-nl IllMiii-i'liiiit at r.':im M. ' -H nl 1 2 : t .1 mill tho mi. i nuiiii Im Elvi-n mvr in pijiv Kruunil (.-vniiiasllis nnil i,nts r lull, nwimniimr. hlkini:. i,n, ,.,.. Afl.-i- .1 j ti n,-,. , 6 i,-,-!,,,.!!, ,., u - w I.. lll,M! ' cvi-nin,- iui-;ltii. 0 )ml ""' "Kl" "''"O"" ly Mr. llni,lM,.r '"' '-'i'.llliit af nmslr :ni, , , M"11"" N . Ila .v. ,-lia tt .t.- a i ,.,, ! iim. anaiim-il hy n,,, i,,,i,., Sii.h in n ,v B,., n, ,,, j.,.,,,,,,' ' ' "nillini-m; Til,.,,,., Ainlt-r. Imhi. Cim-: liuioiiiy Austin. Nvm-h; I I'Vi-il 1111,1 .,.,,nanl llatin;,,, .-,, ! innnl.in. 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M liter. llond ; Doughi. Thomas j and William Mjlne, The. OoIIph; j the Rev. H. S. Moore. Heppner; : M'arKoret I'lnkerton, Nynu: M.r. J ami .Iim. ti. I l'ratt. Kdinonton. j Alberta. 4'aiiadu; Rev. Schuyler I I'rntt. Hood River: Hlshon and 1 Mrs. V. I. Iteinlngion, fVndldon; j .f. K. "itoheitwon. I'endlfin; Mr. : Shear, ilood River: Neil 'Hint ram , Smith, Horns; Mnrjorie Stennivk, Itt-nd; Mr. and Mir. Phil StureM, H.-nd : Thro. ThoiupHon, f leppner; John Thompson, Kdmonlon, Al berta, Canada; Shirley Thompson, I'cn'lh'ton; Yen. J. H. Thomas, Klamath Kails; Virginia Truesdcll, Canyon City: Mr. C. K. Willinm son, .l rs. WilnhHincr, Pendleton; Rev. ami Mr. J. J' i'Miellx. , Munis; .Mrs, M. Ross. Pendleton; Vernonia GoodHI, Cove; Alva Mc- 1 I ilf i Heppner: Mrs. Tnrklngton, l.fslie K 1111 pp. l-i (.rnnde; Hilda Ha hart, Vint In lu Giiines, Pendle ton; Charles Yudes, The" Dulles. Sunday School Organized At Maxville, Ore. lly Mrs. -M. Riiynmuil ( Observer Correspondent ) j MAXVILIK, Ore. (Specliil) ! The Rev. Howard Smith, a I'nlon j Sunday school organizer whose hendi'unrtcrH are in Ru O ramie. held ervi-e.s at the nehool houwe Sunday evonlnif. A large and ap preciative conKfeKatloii filled the Kihool room. Mr. Smith organ ized Sunday school here several i weekH ago and utter the meeting Sunday evening a whorl hmdncKM .seHsion . wan held. Miss AgnCH Lively resigned ah secretary and .MIhh Kll'abeth i rfman wa ap pointed lo fill the office. -M rtf. . C. Ji. Sialeiip returned Wednesday evening from a vltdt to rolativeK in Spokane. Garfield and 'olfa.v, Wash. .l r. Staloup made the trip In a new aiitnmo- bill recently purchased. Alias Klizabeth Huffman, daugh ter of Air. and Al'rs. llarlnnd Huff- i man, Is visiting her aunt, -M in. C. V. Chandler. K. W. Lively in moving Ills fam ily to Wallowa this week. Air. 7,lvely i conductor on a logging train here. Al. V. Raymond, locomotive en gineer, has not been able to work for tlio past week owing to nn in fect ion on his head caused from a had bump. liV him been receiv ing treatment from a physician In Wnllowa. Carl Lively, a college student from I u II man. Wash., arrived Sat unlay for a visit to his uncle. I:. ., Rively, .and .famUy. After a visit of a week the young man will take up his work with the forest, service for the summer. Rert 'hlsholm was here on business .Monday. .lack Trump, five-year-old son of .Mr, and Airs. lacy Trump, who fell and-broke his arm five weeks ago. Is still carrying it in a sling and is being taken to a physician regularly. tirades for the throe 8th grade pupils who finished this term have been received and parent and teachers are justly proud. The pupils and grades were as follows: Klizabeth Huffman, '.IS 1-2: Oren lllbbs. r: 2-u. ami Agnes Llvelv, Stranfler Lewis Defeats Marshall LOS ANCrRLK-S, June 12 (AR) -Kd "St rangier" Lewis, veteran wrestler ami ono time claimant to the title of world champion, won two falls out of three from Kver ett Al.atshall. l.u Junta. Colo., heavyweight, in an exhibition here kist nlghr. Maisbalt won tbn first fall In 31 minutes. 1.1 seconds, with a back ward body slam after an airplane spin. Lewis took tin second in lx minutes 15 seconds, with a headlnek and the thin) in S min utes, 37 seconds wlh another headloek. A crowd of 9.oon witnessed the exhibition. NIGHT FIGHTS Hy Tho .VsMH-lnti'-il I'rt- New YnrkJnrk t Kid) Berff. I lnlattd, out pointed Herman I'er llek. Kaliimozoo. Mirh., (lo); Sammy Dot-fman, New York, ont I tola ted .lohnnv larr, fleveland, ( l; Willie Sletud. New York, outpointed Henry I'eiiiek. Kal-a-mazeo, .Mich., (10). I'hMadelphia Krnle Schnnf. Itowtun. outpointed Tommy I-oiikIi-i hi, I'hlliidi-lplila. (10); Lome Tom 1 w kins. ('nil torn la, out pointed Jake Warden. New York. i I o); l- iunkie raltley, rittKtom. I'a.. utttpointed I'hll MercurlO. N'ew York. (1"). Oakland. fal.M.ix Huer, Oak land, knocked out Hack Weaver. Medicine I.odk'e, Kans., (1). Saa l-i anefM'o l.ouijt O'Nell. San lYaueiseo, knoekej out John ny M a ii n I k. Sa ii Ya ncl?co. ( 3 . Tm 'loner. Philadelphia, knocked "in Vat-sit v Hrooks, Santa Ito.ua. (i. (eiman-ltiiNvlati Air I.lno U'Mlt.lN' (Al') Trips from li'ilm to Irkutsk ly air have he- pt.Hde. With tho frninir In- t't eiteet 4if the (i.riunn Lufthnn---'! summer schedule, the leru luti tthc c.erman-luisHhin air er vire) has alo resumed Its service into Kuysta. The Oeruluft will t!ia:ni,tiu a Sunday itched ule dur- li; tl,.- Mltlllller. I m in II Hon new turpentine nips hrif ohl In North I'urolliv Expect To Free 125 Game Birds At Union Soon By Mrs. I,. 56. Tcrrnll (Obwerver Correspondent) I'NION, Ore. (Spec(nl) The pheasant industry is progressing splendidly and Rlehard Ronney Jr. i jnys he first flock of young birds j will be ready to release about the ' first of next month. He has about ' 1 "n new chirks hatched ihp first of this weeli to earn for. Work ttiiB hflnjr VUHhcil at thp hittrhory uiiin II. HJ. 111 rxniii.i miun iiirus ill the Mtork show. Warren t 'orni'll hl-onhl ovi'i- ii lond nf "ine liii-iiHi from I'fnillMon on Wdlnemluy to f use in t heir exhibit Mrs. Will Hutchinson and her four children who attended school' In "orvalllK the past term came , home on Friday. Jack Cox ac- ' : coinpauled them home and on j Sunday he and Kldred Hutchinson' drovo. back . to Corvallls where Jack lias employment. Kldred went on to San Joe where ho has j work for the summer..- f Robert Myers, son of All's. Dora Myers, Ik -listed among the Wash ington High school graduates In INirthutd this spring. Air. and Airs. R. IL Ronney and M r. and Airs. Warren Cornell drove to 'anyon City to atte.i I tho big celebration on Saturday. I While Ihorw they visited the fish 1 hatchery. j chillies Hutchinson drove down) to ( 'or vn Ills to bring home his ! family who have- been in school l)ui- TIiav culled al "the Will f Hutchinson home and left Kelseyj l''ortrom who came up from Cor-i vallls to jpend the summer at ! Hutchinsons. Jle will work at the i Kxperiment farm. j ' Milton and Lewis Levy, sons of; Air. and Airs. Levy, came down i from Raker on Tuesday ami will j attend the stock show. Rill Jlaggerty came in from I Rurns today to visit his parents. t Air. and Airs. W. O. HjiBReriy. !;nd Incidentally to attend stock show, j Hb will return to Rurns on Sun- day. (Jracia will return from Kit- geno where she lias been attend- ; Ing school, on l-VUlay. and will i spend tho summer at home. i Air. and Airs. Don Allen motored ; In from Rupert. Idaho. Alondny t and are guests of Air. and Airs. W. j O. Haggerty. Al.rs. Allen Is a niece j of Air. llaggerty. They will at- ; tend stock show and return home on I'Ylday. j Airs. c. K. Lnwson and hep 1 mother, Mrs. Alary Woodruff, drove to Portland last. Saturday. Al i"K. Lawson Is representing the I local Kit stern Star chapter at grand lodge and Afrs. Woodruff will visit her daughters who live in Portland. ( Cnnble longer to resist the call to tho hills, Krod West came in from I 'or I land .Monday evening and left the next day for a short ' visit with his friends, the Hulicks. !, beyond AI.edlcal Springs. l'iter he ! will go to his mining claim in the j Must Kaglo country. ( Alarie .Spain left Monday for! Tw I n l-'a 1 Is w h e re sh e will v is 1 1 J friends for several weeks. Mrs. Donald dale and son Hilly ) returned the first of the week j from Cove where they had been j veiling her mother. Airs. Cora J Rloom. 1 Tho Klwanis club in Raker was j host to several stock show boost- j ers at the noon luncheon Tuesday, and gavo over tho program to t In; j visiting committee. Those who went to Raker were C. L. Cadwell. Merlon Davis. A. R. Davis and j Robert WIthycombe. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Allen and daughter. Helen, and 1. D. Smith ' made a trip lo Dayton, Wash., last l-'riday. D. St tat ton cama over from 1 Rea r Ca nyon nea r Ca nyon ( 'it y j .Monday to bring Carl, who. be- ' longs to tho national guard unit here. Carl went to camp and Air. Stralton and Ray stayed over r.ir the first day of stock show. Mrs. (leorge Wlnship and Anna Mao returned from Pendleton Tuesday evening. Airs. J. Cr. Alc CunneM accompanied them homo nnd will visit here for a few days. All', and Airs. Homer Holconib nrn spending tho week hero. Tho stock show without ilomer Hol eomb would bo like il circus with out a clown, officials say. Airs. toy Dobbs and two chll- WHY FAT MEN STAY FAT "The trnuhle with ,. rin, j K-.ii.iM thin applliH to !iin,f ,,r the men who are inittlmr on weiKln. I illilirt have lite energy or -pi i" to keep It off. I.ont all Inter, it in any healthy activity ami just lazi-,1 itrouml aocumnlatint- the ol.l ioiiii,i until 1 Bt Unit -KriiMrhi-n H-eliiiK." Start taking Kriimhi-n Salts that's tin- cnminon-si-iiNi- ,iV to ri-ilue, hut iion't lake ihem'wltli the hlia that the V IIOSSKUU I....I,,..- j ln t via I Ii Iim in themsi'lveii. I 'I'hln in what they ilo tiny el.an I o.n the liiiimriii, s in your hlo.,,1 Iiy keeping the bowels, kidneys anil liver In splemlhl working shape mil fill you with a vutor ami tire, less enerity you', I im.sl forgotten ha,t exisieil. As a result Insteail of plantiiu yourself In an easy ehair every fi-,-;. nioinent ami 1,-ttlnir flahliy rat ac cumulate you feel all lirKe roi ae. tlvlty that keeps yo.t movimt aroiiml iloinir the tlilnus you've at ways wanteil lo rto ami n.e,l, ,1 in do to keep you In irooil eon, lit ion. I Then watch llle pounds slide on! j kriiseheii Kills an- the up-to- ' Hale hoiintiilii of outh. Take on half teaspoonftil In a Klass of hot or cold wilier tomorrow inornitn und every mornllii; and If tin y don't chaiiKc iiur whole idea aholit reilurini:. m hack ami Ki t ihe siuall price you paid for them. ii. t mi 5 rem luittle of Kras, lien Kalis lasts 4 weeks at the t;inss Urn,; store or any prnirtvsslve ln:::isr i anywhere in the world. Adv. dreu. of Cama-. V'a.-h.. a-H-Ginp.m ii vy mis. rytvi:i l-nsrer .:ad oii, of 1a (r-iit'le. ttcri- vi.iiwrs at Hie. (Ipoiro I'dslcr Jmme on i-.u;trity. j Miss Georgia Wright uiidrwc-nt a tonsil operation at J. tJiande J on Tuesday, ret'irniiij; hi.rii'.' 011 ! Wednesday, J Over Nieht New? lly (lie A-nx fji WASIIS.VCTdX - committee Cannon to tmpf-J . Itfs anti-Smith .-univiti.-s. HsiOIl iliH 0I ii t 4 ij ; riiiivt-oil from sea. ....... Vf..,., ,.'.'' V , , , liven li-t.Jics OnivtioniiiK' in I.iiurlo niuii-i- t-asi-. i WAHIU.Wrri.V Dr. Julio Pre.ues. president-e'eet of i;ia;:iJ, greeted with full military and civil honors. ATLANTA Miami f.-dentl re- serve banks yi-l $i Jacksonville branch 'ifMt.doa from of federal re serve. LKAVKXWORTH. K a n e a s Henry c. Knlpe. t-Iii- f of police, arrested on fedet .:1 indictment charging conspiracy t violate pro hibition Jaw. PORT ARTIirR, Texas Fire In Texas company -fining plants injures K'; damage S.iOo.eiio. Foreign: Rl'ClfATIKST Princess Helen finds Carol has e;rown handsome since they last met. TOROXTU Nhriners elect Kston A. Fletcher, Rochester. - .Y., as imperial potentate. . . ft, 1 r 1 V t. ; Citmemy, ;!BrookhartWill Fight Selection Of Mr. MacNider WASHINGTON. Jhne 12 (AP) Tho nomination of Hanford AVicN'ider, of Iowa. a minister to I'iiii.idn, was .reported to the sen al' -'wit hout recommendation" Wednehdny by the senate foreign I fl.itioits committee after Senator Ri ookhart. republican. Iowa, ob- jecteti to the nomination as "por- son. illy offensive" to him. j Such an objection by a senator i from the state of a 'nominee uu ' ully goes a long way In the senate j ;-nd .Mist what will result from j Urookhart's complaint against ! AiocNider was problematical. So mo f icn:itor: believed it would at. least ; hli (ii action at this session, j Rrookhart and AlacNider are ;loth republicans but -bitter politl ; cat ftM-s. Kach supported Rresl I dent Hoover in tho 1928 cani ' paign. Senator STeek, democrat, Iowa, j i : expected to enroll in the Alne ' Nliier cause. , The foreign relations committee took The position it would leave Rr.Mikhart's "'personally offen- i sive" objection up to the senate. AI-icNhler is a runner assistant .ec rotary of war and past com- ; mnndcr of the American Legion. j Rrookhart confined, his remarks' - to faying the nomination was "personally offensive." I "" will have plenty to say when the nomination is considered." he ! added. , 1 "I think there are other objee- ! Hons." smoke's The taste, the aroma, all the natural goodness of tobacco's finest qualities are in the delightful smoke that curls lazily from your Camel Cigarette. Let it drift luxuriously about your face . . . taste it, smell it, revel in it .". . st:-oke as much as you like! Whether it's the first Caip.el of the day or the last one at night, every sense you have will tell you that here is everything you have wished for in a cigarette. for pleasure Cim juiiiwii Hiii i " -nn mat-' --.-n,an 1 1 n Successors to N.K. WEST & CO. MEN'S STORE t . COOL SUMMER STRAWS $3-$4-$5-$6-$7 YOU'LL find a wide range of styles, too at these pi-ices. Most of them, of course, are snap brims in Milans, Leghorns and Panamas. Cool and comfortable for t h e, . warm days ahead. ; ' 41 ill the thin LA GRANDE STORE