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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE. Wednesday, July 2, 1930 Page Ten OFFICE CAT By Junius tjald I today to my III e trauma girt friend: "Whst Is your favorite song?" After tossing a plat ol corned -best and cabbage to another customer ; ah. bent over the counter and softly : tnurmered. "Kiss Me Asaln." ! "Holy amok, girlie." I screeched. l ' ha not trust xcd you for the tint time; why the 'again' please?" "'Don't worry .old he-flapper." she replied. Thais Just the name of lbs song. Tou are In no daneer." . ' ata And so ire come to the end ! ot perfect dsy. I hope all you ! children hare enjoyed your picnic. Chorus Yes, ma I Yes. ma! Ms Vhen let's pack up and get ; ready to start home. Johnny? ''Johnnr Yes. ma? sis Ksre you scattered the Sun day paper secuon all orer the park' . Johnny Yes. ma. Ma Martha, hare you smeared the left -orer Jam on that bench over there under the shrubbery? : Martha Yes. ma. Ma Tommy, break those two milk bottles and throw the glass out In the road war -i Tommr Yes, ma. i - Ma Mary, hurry and finish tramp ing down those flowers lu thst flower bed. Mary Yes; ma. ' Ma Charile. go orer and help your father tear down that fence round the monument. - Charlie Yes, ma. Ms Sammy, are you sure there Is nothing else you can do to make It look like we're been on a picnic feexnmr Yes. ma. Ma Then we seem to hare done all that's expected of us. Let's go bome. , - . ' Ouest to Hotel Clerk Hire you a room with running water? Clerk We did hare, but we repair -est the roof Ust fall Sweet Young Thing Are you sure you nerer loved anyone else? fewest Old' Ttttr My first wife UM to aay ( never lorrd anyone km myself. Train Wreck Toll Reaches Fifteen : frttDBORY, OnU July 3 X The bod lea of a man and three children were taken Monday from the flooded coaches of a derailed psencer train, brlnftnc to fifteen the number of Victims of two railroad accidents near Sudbury Ust Thursday. &uh wrecks were caused by washout in a severe atortn which, swept the district. The children had been reported mtsainf . but the finduv oi tiie man's body occasioned surprise, as it was thought all the paxwngers had been accounted for. '. HKAT ORIPS YAMiTSK V4U.KY 6HA.NGHAI. .July a iNTIie Tan: tie al.eyTaterday was in the prtp of a beat wwre which has caused In tens suffering among tiie pcorer ctaaaea. for three days the temperature has ranged from 06 to 100, During the pi:hU.me Shanghai's streets were 'hronjred with the poor, some v( them lying on stdewnlks and gutters tx ascapt the heat of their home. UVU rOR MOT HI" R By AHe JotiSon late 1 INnitlhroent. I am tempted to be tteT. U the last resort ot t.otec Whoa mutakea hare ttxiixl then. Ottt. Here are a tew rule, wtix-h I ctkrrted out. abound fair It cMr:te Uke uoiMppy seoM&ity tor putxai- ObMcra talthfuUy wvur c2iild traiUoe. He then will tooi once aad tor all what to expect arx! need atOt be feeved to make a ztew iuijui Brnt each day. - Whtle be tt little do not allow any st to bully ee tea.e htm. Nevrr anatch aixythlns frvca ha hari Get Kbn to reivtaiuaah aa uisiesureattCe plaything tviun tartly. Pralae htm HberaUy whea he ha siooe aa you hare asled Be bc-uret tth hirjx. Tell Use truth awya ro ccvIt to hisa hut to all other xaembera ot th hcue-fcaM- Repct hi rwejTaa I3.re hta adexsate pUy apac. a room of h owa it poite ars aa aburidaoce of pecker piay KMsteriaX. IXmryc the firw yer fc:rr.-.rr ti aTtroatertt aa touch aa pc:t'Je o Vhal he tseed not Iccttyc tf wtxi ke BUat IKM Cv-V Otw hint tew cccr-aiarii arsl or.:y VJCh aa are aba-cAiee nror.:T Otve thecn ltr.?iT and c Ir See that they are obeyed. New- vvl & chid to Ao vtBorr uma coe t&t&x at a, urae. FroiJde fcisa w.-Ji pieary of rcea ftaa!Osah:p as Kwa a he can r.xJe rwtect hm trcca tr?e cir :i--laUoe. aad fatafrue that roc tr-.m too feccf , too ftren-jcs pcy ar. tec" oA aJuH jx-je;y Dveii 00 hi p.xi c-jar.'!f Of? fea export un.tj to he ycoi aaa iv wltt year aj-ccwai. Reapect fcjaa as a perjos arS t-bcw that yca tuiT v. ha a-.h w what m rhi. Et Tap3rr Wil 5aa ri?-e e?t of rt a tee rstr mm tr twxi . Stoav La aal Listew aec la tl-t p2,: ef is-v.ec It ts w'i t M? Nre-i t -a."c-.at Cetfait 5atir aire wrvce tv attach t?-- c-;-?1! rery t t-s t -i:; i : !. Ta Totwwf Mew Kn?1! Weei r. S )ccir y-''";- receratN rt'ere 4 V w rr rer. TW It CS Chats With Parents Hears Merger Suit SI Judge David Q. Jenk.na of thj court of common pteaa. Youngs town, Ohio, who will hear suit to block .the Bethlehem-Youngitown teel nveraer. Publisher Is In Race For Senate Toga vs. Norrisj OMAHA. Neb. Entrance of OU- ) bert M. Hitchcock into the race for J the Nebnu&a senate seat held be George V, Norrls sets the stas for j what may be one of the most spec ( tac uiar battles of the 1930 campaigns, j Hitchcock, publisher of the Oma- j ha Worki-Herald. Is the only demo- f crattc senator ew elected from Ne- , bnv&ka (or mere than one term. He j-ervrvi from 1S10 to 1?3. Dunns the war he was chairman of the fccei. relations cocitmttee of the fen.ue under President Wilson, and his defeat in li3 was generally credited to his support of the treaty ol Versailles He went to the senate In frven tiit bouse of representatives, with a toca tradition. His father. Phmeas Hi tchcock, ax. early 'Nebraska p:oneer. Ctnce was a republican sena tor froctt Nebraska. . After aratfuatlon from the law col tec of Michtcan university in the early eKhuetv and spending some t:me tn study in Germany. Hitchcock deckied to become a newspaper man. He established the Omaha World tn IS&i and coasolidatevt it with the Omaha Herald tn creattnsr the Wvxid-Herald. which he sull owns and publuhes. Lcvit. the family poltUcal tradit ion of republican t?ra. he became a democrat and fought the only battles of "16 to 1 w.ta Will mm Jen nines Bryan, then a young Nebraska lawyer. To cive Bryan an additional voice Hitchcock made him editor of his paper before the Chicaxo convention of 1!.- when Bryan was nomuuted tcr president. In later years. However. Bryan and Hitchcock had parted po3u;cal com pany. Bryan ToUowirc hi afr.Ksrton with proii:Mt:on. deacunced H.tei ccok in sreeches H;tchcos.k w-as the choice of th Xcc-raska democratic presideatra: relerence pr.mjury in 1?0 and IStiA Grare Annrtr srir,'Yl4i or what Is 4 M04 k4P? eU.J a hoy rvv-i.exJ: "A Mt lNtvrt Is a pi" wfc-er ja tsr- &&t$ Birds Slow to Matar TV cv av5or is the o;y bJ wMcb kec-ps Itt jvurj in irs c: fee a yvsr. T.l- yveni car.nos Cy for i; Vt'! i tttiF i y -,.- r - ka Rare Air May Prevent Aviators From Beating New Altitude Marks WASHINGTON tft It may be a i oxygen In the blood stream are ut long time before man is Able to iur- ! aDle, because of the decreased pres paaa Ueut.' ApoUo Soucek". world, MIFW 1n r twl to lhe u,. record for altitude In flight. Sclent lata doubt whether fltera will be able to Improve much on his peat ox air conditions al extreme altitude, When Lieutenant 6oucek reachec a point nearly eight and one-fifth miles off the earth, he experienced a pressure of a 28 pounds a square Inch i -.n contrast noarl, 15 pound, .t; . -It may mean death to so higher.- ; said Dr. Frederick Ceres, medical in. spector at the AnacosUa air slaUon. because of the body s wsat ofosy- h'ls" Lh' e"mU"d S0" brU" ' s T'. , ' , . , , , Tbe CTttUral point lies between 40.. 000 and 50.000 feet, where staxratlon beclns when the rehlcies which carry Youngest Champion 7 Eddie Hooan, 19-ytsr old Port- land. Ore. yowth has replaced Frank Delp as Pacific Northwest Amateur Qolf champion by winning the aiv nual tournament : ' .- - ... - . - IV " 1 ... 4 ueMoun(ain r MILK 1 a a J M x. y 5 BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAM TOT 1 lOll'Fk'iRRft.M r--rW5i' Blue Ribb onMalt Extract JlmericajrBipiTpst Seller ;uea." Dr. Ceres explained. "These vehicles are the oxvhemog- j . . . . iTw-in-i lousne,, and di, belore tne snip can ' drop w ,he unocnee necessiry to: lustain wQ v . , ; plane with autamauc controls. TSese i would ,hronlt ,he mosor before It woulj wJjW Ustit t J . ; ow ,Q circl: award un- i , he could'c;im n,s wns!,. . Greater aUitudes than Soucet ! reached. It Is bellered. may be pos- Mb, vith nl ln u.h!ch ,hr p.lcv, airttsht compartment Fressu7 .nd with im proved motors that can "breathe to j i better advantage tn rfcre atmosphere. While there Is a marksd decrease ) lln air pressure. Llut. Souee found; j that temperature is neariy con-1 : stant. On the record fUcM a thenr.cme- ter in the a:r stream recistred 67 de- ' ' grees below rero. centigrade, while . : the cockpit temperature dropped to ,. 32 decrees below rero. ; The trace on the official bare- praph showed a heroic flight at peak ' i ceiling where, with the propelie ' blades besting almost without e"ect ' In the thin air. the pilot strained for . extra Inches and each move sent the 7 ship down to 42 0O) feet. i Giant Telescope The larsvst reil-x'Iir.c toscope 1 Is li inches In t'.ianeter. and Is at the obsorvaioty of te Ottme;:e in stitute. 'i Mount Wiison. in Cali fornia. The hirv-it refractor Is only 40 inclt(.s in diameter, and Is that of the I'niversity of Chicago. ; at the Yerkes obsTvatory. rlat Sires Hat sires are fil by raeasuring ' the leniih. insi-.le. from frvr.t to ' back, and then tbe middle width. At!d tocher, and divide by two. ' The result Is the sire. Ike FOOD 3 ( "s. r o 5. 3 -? n SUPREME ArvdcftKir milk ijcu, can be sure if youvJani milk $)El, f icsK Snd pare. XTicrcvcr You Go You Find Blue Ribbon Mart Nsc-ceenct C c e p-t s cr 5!a R.bto-? M! is resiit ol QM&y uniorm Qijiicy. Okc tried, at lvi5 a peTe'5er piece in te trsst nctipe scestrld. A"rTC E?5st is ptcxrd kJ 3 fes. Gas ia Warfare Many efforts hart been made, ln the past ta use varfcmt tmsea rhlody snlphnr dloxl.Ie 1 .rar fare. As ?riy as 431 B. C ttie Si-jrtans, tn besleslns; toe dUes of IWlam and Flarea, burned pitch and sulphur under the watts ot ih?e clrles tn order to break down their defense by suffocation of the troops of the cities. Iris Adapts lts.lt From the study of (eographical distribution of the rrta, It appear that the two centers of orivlnal location are ceatrai aad southern Ktirope, and the Orient, especially China. For the roost part, how erer. the etc tic species are thor ouchly at bom oo the American continent ard to certain sections hsre established theaiselre . as fre!r as aay natir plahL City Facilities for All When Americans want things they usually get them. Today there are few bouses so rsotstre that to a greater or less extent they cannot have the facilities that formerly were to be found only la the cities. The dweller on acre ave and the swmmer camper are alike blessed by invention. OU Persaaoeat Ware The first permanent wave was ' found in excavations In Mesopo- ' tsmia. a golden wig with the hair ; perfectly waved dating from about SAO B. C, and It was wora by a man and not by a woman, accord iag to Sir Frederick Ktnyon, ' rector of the Brittsn auuseain. , Sariaf t&e Peaasea . t It requires only a very rnaTl de- rnee of saviDg or spendlltf to iead ; to comparative we&kfe or poverty, 7 eren in one generation. As Ml caw- '. ber said, a man with an iacoma of a pound a week wttl nitiiuteiy reach porerty If be spends Just one pesny . more a week, and reach opulence j If be spends lust one penny less. TVeWelcomeyou- to Pcrtia. ICC cgoalcetalaW roea. Vhe HOTEL CONGRESS PORTLAND, OREGON 1IBIIII1II1B11SS3EEBIBI3IIIIIII)III1IBII1B1U1IIIIIIII1BI8II1II 40 USED CARS HAVE I Dwindled to 24 1927 1929 1929 16 MORE REAL BUYS NOT LISTED 1 PERKINS MOTOR CO. 5 Corner 4th & Adams Phone Main 500 Una Naisaaca to Go When the television phone Is In general use it trill, thank goodness, do away with the perennial pest who says: "Pont you know who this 1st Guess lSL Louis Globe-. Democrat Ona's Importance "Dar is a little Importance for everybody." said Cncle Ebea. "Xo person Is so no 'count dat he don't make one jes' as big as anybody la de census." Washington Star. PIES v Made from fresh strawberries and deli cious cream rilling- with egg 'white mer ingue special : : L 3oc each Jelly Rolls Pure fruit jelly. Each Chocolate Rolls. Each Date Cakes. Each Angel Food Cake. Each French Cream Cakes. Each Mccha Cream Individual Cakes PRICES REDUCING FIVE AND TEN DOLLARS EVERY DAY UNTIL SOLD NOTE THESE BARGAINS EVERY CAR LICENSED UNTIL JUNE 30, 1931. Reduces $10 Per Day BOCK 4-DOOR SEDAN ; 4-DOOR SEDAN kanically Paint and A-l MODEL A FORD ROADSTER GllflU Afltfd . : i. i ..... i MODEL A STANDARD COUPE Supreme Tires New Paint Reduces $5 Per Day 1923 FORD MODEL T COUPE Good Tires Many Extras 192 FORD MODEL T ROADSTER RocksteB Axle Good Tires 1923 STAR TOURING EaCorMi Tires Good Paint 1927 CHEVROLET TRUCK Clewed Cab Stake Body A-l Metal Creates Interest Metal expresses the mind, while the other materials express the emotions, as a rtile. We depend anon masses of mnsoury for Im press! reness, but we use metal where we want to create interest. . Pessimistic Idea Xo man Is happy. Man strives all his life through for imaginary happiness, which be seldom attains, and if he does. It is only to be disillusioned. Exchange. "WIND UP AT THE WINDMILL" n uphoLtery OK TODAY $ TODAY TODAY Mechanicallv - TODAY S80 TODAY S80 TODAY S 0 TODAY S290 . Carefully Coetsielerea1 John Milton didn't begin to write "Paradise Lost" until he was sixty five years old, although - he had thought about It since tie was twea-: ty. American Mugnrlne. - Genuine Antiques The Panares of Borneo are co primitive that they nre not even agricultural. Monogamy Is the rule among them and marriage fs for life. Brooklyn Eagle. Boston Cream pies delicious for straw berry shortcake Special 2 for 1..35C ICE CREAM Ice cream made from pure sweet cream and containing 15 per tent butter fat Retruiar 60c value', per quart 1.1 50c --30c ""V 2 m j p - 4t0 S395 n ii u - - esi c.c-' v;ivc. IfEElavssI.sISiBIBlESelBEBBBBBnBZrlBEIBflB