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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Friday, July It, 1930
4m I
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(Iiioorpurutnl)
An Imlfpf iHlent Ncwvpnpi-r
P. R. FINLAY
Editor nnd Publisher
HARVEY F, MATTHEWS Bwliiina MnnnRrr
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Entered nt the Puatofflrc of Ln Oritnde, Oregon, u Second Clnsi
Mftll Mutter under net of Mureh 2, 1H79.
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Oyiter Cultialioit
The Turlous countries. whch
rnlso oysters for market besides
nur nro: Knglunri. Trance, tier
nmny, Holland, Spnln, Italy, Aus
tralia. I'lilna, .Inpuii, t'unmlu, Mex
ico, ami certain purls of South
America and Algeria.. In these va
rious countries there nro about ten
different species of oysters, all of
which arc similar li. structure to
our own, though some do not grow
so Inruo and Uo not lave ll.u shim
Havor.
Vlrgir.ia's "Fairy btonei"
The sliiurollu-s, better known as
fairy stones, are found In a Held of
about llfiy acres on top of Hull
mountain, Patrick county, Virginia.
They are twinned stiiurollle crys
tnls slintilntlng the Homan Maltese
and .SI. Andrew's crosses. The
original stnurollte mineral lias
changed to a compact, softer niu
Vrlnl so that the stones can read
ily bo prepared for the Jewelry
trade
For ye know the grace of our Ixnd Jesus Christ, that,
though ho was rich, yet for your stakes he Ijecame poor, that
yo through his poverty might he rich. 2 Cor. 8:0.
Color in the Sea
The most beautiful of tropical
sea-folk Is the inoonllsli, often called
the ghoslnsh because of lis paper
thin form of n sliver color. The
nngelllsh Is as gayly colored as
the rainbow and with trailing tins
of contrasting: Huts. The squirrel
llsh Haunts a deep coral shade and
groat dark eyes. The parrolllsli at
tracts intention as much by Its gor
geous colorings of tutquolse blue,
plum, purple or bright green as by
the peculiar bony beak.
Man and Thought
The key to every man Is bis
thought. Sturdy and defylnjr Uiougu
he looks, he has a helm which he
obeys, which Is the Idea after which
all Ills facts arc classilled. He can
only be reformed by Snowing lilin
a new Idea which can command his
own. Italph Waldo b'merson.
A Bit Difficult -
A snake expert says If you see
a snnke with nlue scales on Its
bead, let It alone. It's poisonous.
Venh. but what's the snake gonna
be dclng while you are counting the
scales on Its bend? Macon (Mo.)
Telegraph.
Ideal Days
When young people realize that
old ngo naturally engages In retro
spect, and old age realizes that
young people can have hurt feel
ings, life on this earth wiil have be
come happier. Atchison Globe.
Valuable New Metal
The new metal, beryllium, comes
from beryl, which is a bard gem
stone, of which emerald ond aqua
marine nre variations. Ileryl eon
tJns u bout 14 per cent beryllium
oxide nnd occurs In feldspar, espe
cially In New Hampshire nnd North
Carolina, lterylliuui Is the world's
lightest metal, being only about
twice as heavy as water.
CLEAKIXfi HOr.SK
Steps should be taken at the earliest possible moment to
put into effect the suggestion made by Governor Roosevelt,
of New York, that the 4S states cooperate in establishing a
states bureau which would act as a clearing house for infor
mation pertaining to state legislation and administration.
. Such a bureau, pvopevly organized and staffed, would carry
on during the intervals between the annual conferences of
governors, keeping all governors and legislative bodies in
formed at all times of what the others are doing.
The tliere-oughta-b-a-law mind and the other sort of mind
that sees in everything a move to enact mure unnecessary
laws immediately look upon the Roosevelt plan as a system
for recommending to other states new statutory experiments.
It conceivably could operate with opposite results.
Many laws are enacted by legislatures and signed by gov
t. .1 :.. : ..c i. . iv. M
ci nors iH.iMiu.se uiev are in iimuniuce in me taiiiiiv oi similar i
legislation in other states. Too often commonwealths hear j . , T" " f1""1'
... . , . , , , Ile.ilnd the question : "Who glv-
oi ine praises swig to projioscu laws tu remote states ana c-th this womnu to be married to
hear not the lamentations that follow their adoption.
There most certainly should Ije an ngyncy that would keep
all administrators and legislators informed of the successes
and failures in state, government.
Tie It Tight
Tie a pencil securely to your tel
ephone and you will llnd many steps
and n great tax on the memory will
,le avoided. It must be tied,
though, or It will dlsapiear Just
like any pencil.
Road Menace
Tl-.e cllng-vlne type of girl U s.il.)
to be scarce now. but slu Is fre
quently feen winding bev tendrils
ntvund the automobile driver.
Newark (Ohio) AdvocaK.
Unmerited Rewards .
Riches and honor nre what
men desire; but if they attain to
them by Improper ways, they
should not continue to hold theui.
Confucius.
Quitters
A party composed of middle-aged
peopie is the best. Its disturbance
stops at 11 or 12 o'clock. Terre
Haute Tribune.
Old Tires Know Tacks
A new tire rides nicely, but it'?
the old one that knows Its tncks.
Des Moines Tribune-Capital.
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SATURDAY, JULY 12TH STARTS OUR
UB.Y
Milking Cows
Cows give more inllk II mllkel
three times a day lm'tead of twice.
In observed enses the tncrease hat
been from 10 to 25 pe' cent.
nis man?'" was the one-time ac
cepted belief that a woman was a
"chaitel," like turnlture.
Not Originated by Mutes
The tuanuaT aipuabct used by
deaf mutis was not Invented by
Iheju but by persous who talked
for the purpose of secret communf
WITHDRAWAL OF ALLIES
For the first time in more than 10 years Gerniiin territory cation in monastic institutions.
is entirely free from occupation by the allied armies. The
lust officer of the occupational army in the Rhineland was
withdrawn last week.
Praise of Silence
Says Carljle. -Silence is of eter-
I nlty. 1 bought will not work ex-
The final evacuation of the country west of the Rhine at,,cn", ,n "- science, the great
., . .. ,, , , . ,, , ,. . . ; P'oplre of silence: higher than the
this time more than four and a half years betore the date stars, deeper than the kingdom of
set in the Versailles Treaty -can be attributed nlnkvst entirely.: !Va'l,! s.'iemv and the great i-
. .. . , ,. , .. .lent men! A country that has none
to the Dawes Plan and the lining Plan. .Evacuation wasior few r.f thes.. i i- n 1.1,1 .re
conditioned on Germany's meeting certain' conditions re-;"1 "kf. h!iS "
.. ... " .... , "ots. which has nil turned to
Kuiuiiig iviKiiaiiims iiiiu iiiMiriiiHiiieiu. toe conditions nave
been met and the allies have carried out" their part of the
contract. '
Spirit of What?
Crush, If you wiil, the dandelion,
but do it with respect. It has the
spirit which lias made our land
what it is. Omuba World-Herald.
Still Good
"New Morals for a Sew Age" Is
a lecture subject The old ones are
all right so long as you don't treat
'em as antiques. Dallas News.
Take Your Choice
'flunk." something to slcap on: I
something your friends try to put
you to sleep witk. Florida Times-Union.
While the French niny argue that occupation was essential
leaves and Iwutghs, which must soon
wuncr and he no forest."
At Chinese See Duties
The Chinese classics grade the
U tlioir nntiivnnl'c.veiii-itv lwv ill i.r.t ,l...i- if ..(.-! i JllM's own Into live categories
. ' ' .., v v v....... j to the e:nperr. to parents, to eljr
buted nothing to the amity of nations and the establishment i brother, to wife and to friend.
of world peace and served to aggravate the traditional hatred
and suspicion between themselves and the r.eighKiring Teutons.
Fog's Effects
Illrds of alt kinds seem quite
helpless In foggy weather. Horses,
on the contrary, are not at all'wor
rled by the fog, and will keep their
direction as well as If it were per-
M-ll. cltai
Poor Type of Citisea
"An unrighteous man," said HI
Ho. the sage of Chinatown, "often
seeks to make up for his own short
comings by enforcing the strictest
rules of conduct for others."
Washington Star.
First Formation of Coal
Peat is usually foully1 In bogs
or marshes and Is practically the
first transitory stage of coaL It Is
very dark and resembles drj mess.
Singer's AdTantage
"I'd rather be a good singer dan
a good talker," said fncle F.ben.
"When you sings, everybody knows
what's comln' an' ain' got no 'sense
for gittln' mad." Washington star.
' Smart Old Dobbin
1 The true value of horse sense is
, clearly shown Iv the fact that the
I horse was afraid of the automobile
to... 1 - , - . .- . , i during the period in which the th-
Im Grande people tiro using water for sprinkling lawns and ; d.-strian iauShed ut it.-uuisvii;
gardens in a greater amount this summer than ever before j Times. .
nnd there is an abundance of water without restrictions of 1 c. . "T" T
... First Short Stories'
any kind. Now the water supply is taken as a matter of; in early literature the parsMes
course but such was not the case a few years baek when strict ' " ,h ' x" ' Ttatr!nt m.wtcUwely
. , , , , ..-S.-11 .n me story, aceord-
-when law ns ana gardens needed i log to some authorities.
Genuine Antiques
Tiie Punams of Borneo are so
primitive that they are not even
agricultural. Monogamy Is the rule
among them, and marriage is for
life. Brooklyn Kagie.
Truths
Fun-lameiital truths should be
both clear and familiar truths: self
evident truths are as solid founda
tion for reasoning. Simmons.
limitations were in force
Water the most there was vei v little oxcont for rliinkino- mir.
poses. And this reminds us that we have a great city asset BIG MOMENTS IN LITTLE LIVES
in the deep wells that help supply our needs with the purest ,
water in Oregon.
a.
Now for a real Clearance Sale! Bigger and Better
than ever! July, the month when all stores clear
their stock to make ready for the new and our loss
is your gain. Every department in our store is in
cluded in this great clearance and it means a saving
to you! Come! Buy! and save for this is truly a
sale of first quality .regular merchandise from our
stock.
MEN, A REAL SHIRT SALE
mil
$2 50 to $5
Values
S1.95
Neckband- Collar
Attached
26-PC. SET SILVERWARE
IN THE BEAUTIFUL CTNARD PATTERN
$4.95
9oc Down
Then 50c
A Week
Here is a real shirt event in both collar attached and
neckband style shirts made by famous makers such
as Manhattan Eagle Shirtcraft, etc., in popular
fabrics and colore in all sizes. 14 to 17 !i.
A efroiip of boy's blouses and shirts in aces QQin
of 5 years to 14 years. Reg. $1 values U7C
A TEN-YEAR GUARANTEE
We were able to secure only a limited number of sets
of this unusually attractive pattern. The knives have
stainless steel blades, and all of the other 26 pieces are
cf pure plated silver, guaranteed to give 10 years of
satisfactory service.
' )!) Occupation Gona 1
The clmmymnu Is no more Tie s
whs the chorister of the oM pac::t
ship. I'e :an the lines of he j
chanties and the crew joir.od In 1
the chorus, "perform in 2 their ta-ks
as they san?. There were pull-
in sone-i. trimliass son:. setting I
and rurlinp sails, pumping the ship j
t. Some were imenOetl to be;ru"Ie ;
the meu while pet t inp up .ha
anchor.
Need of the Hout
'What an oM-fashioned country
this Is. Haven't you camels with
lifts?" I.usiice Klaeiter. Berlin.
In a NuUhcll
One of the best secret of en-'!
joy merit is the art of caltivatin,; !
pleasiiut associations.
First Internaticnal Jury
The four citizens of the Tinted
States who were on the original
panel of the l'emianent Court of
Arbitration, established at The
Hainie In 1T, were ex-President
Henjamin Harrison. Chief Justice
Fuller, Attorney General Or:c?s
and Georpe Gray of the Vniicd
Slates Circuit court.
V XT 1 a T i the aid of Bid well's wife,
w v-i m&liv xiv-TTO death row as the first glow of day-
i light appeared in the skv anri Hkt.
(By The Avociated I'resv) . to the scaffold. The trap was sprung
j Iumptic : a a. m.. and Clark was pro-
f Marion. Ohio Building shaken by ! jounced dead by tiie prison physician
earthquiLke. 12 minutes later. Prison authorities
; -! (said ihe body would probablv be
i Washington Koorer to attend I turnM over to Clark's aged parents,
opening of American Legion conven- t . Tne execuUn today marked the
lion in Boston, October (I close a long battle on the part oi .
Clark and his friends to save him
Cambridge. Mass. J. p. Morcan ! frorn tne death Penalty.
Andrew Mellon, end Edel Ford 1 Arrested with Mrs. Bessie Bidwell
anions nmminnt k,- ' shortly after Bidwells death, he
.Harvard to a:d m business research. i Ioucht a losing battle through the I
By Oscar Hitt I
Oratory soonis to bo tlofiiiitely on the wane: Virtually all j
the non-stop flight rxxvixis are now hold by aviators. :
What to IX in an Emerjrency : In case of ;m earthquake.'
jump into the nearest ainhme.
In Washington
Uy UrStt rttintmer
WA?HINOTON At Wa&hi:ton'
beautiful union :at:on the other
ai'.ern.xxn n-.c:e than a Kvre of
Icc.'.ts fathered to r fvx1ye to or.e
cf t iwy-wi poo;ilr merr.tyr o! tlieir
preuj.wThf Kci. Viikyui Msy. tirst
tna.lian muiit to the JL"iu;ed
State
The ciin;:r ar1 Mr Mjlw. her
ami? full cS txw, Tre rrtu:r.:r.i; to
Ttw;r Ma oc-uit:rr. Shortly j;e i to
to UtTMion a h.sn iwr.ratwiowr
t."e h.fiwt -.;iial j.x: m ti
ilv Canadian svr:i".nvent.
It h-v a bur thr Tirs th-e
Cnaiar. tr.;tv.:c r has spr.t in Wasii
initoa. Kr ca-r.f ftre m 1-; to
r:w itt t;;e docivtr.ton'-s try.
im-.'.unoii ivrrr JrvsTA tliat oS trade
to a:v"-vacv.
When the co'.ernn-.e :t: Tr:r.:t
Min.;er t:Kc..i K.i devived trie
ou v, c i ? r : .e m r ji t ; on ahoi: S d cl r j. I
Surc:lT i;. A-t.:cn :t de-
tNrir:-.e;,i r .e m:nt of te lod
U-"C ;ne Cw;.Vfr of the ten Kr,Uh
ATi:tvtvxat2rfi. S.r Er.-if Ho ri a:xi ..
ia;:, iherf -:e tv m inati ho
t:wuki:t th fc.vec;:-,; ur.twv"s.rT
IVlhrate Tavk
T:-r T:e weve who thc-ush: it
indicated a pu.i:n nt ii. what
Caad;an cad 'the vd cour.WT -MaaMT
w5 harv-ed witn the delicate
taak ct beinaits.
ot V.
Jo-rntn
by the statemfni avVv-r.-spAnieJ
h: ctepArture. sa;a SevrrtAry ot State
"I consider Mr
at"let revt-ci-.'.&:
power lu iir.::-.,;-
na t or Jor h r ;. s : : r- -. r, of :
wr..v.c loreicn .o:i cor.vfnittee.
fvprwevt rvio-.:-hi rrvvc: S.r E-.e
. rd t o : .1 t y. . r . n: . c r Ne
Yo:k that he h.-.d o. ;-.-.e f-l
Masfy te ent::,.-.f;;T a brother
Mi a i cure not
cr.Jy in Wit Jiii;;, thr.-uhout
r prva: part of t.-.r c.';:urv wh-f.'e he
traTlM ao:t c. . s t:. A
re and tj aiatf n .--fv-..-f c
the ts.::- ,f V l ed
Slaie .th the . .
r.-.rr.;a of the-r r.c-'.;.: r.r .
The new M..
n-.f r.t durntc t Vie M.sj..--. , j-
tlTA itvc rox-i i th of
a h;.-h hxirc ro...r :.r.e Cir.i,-..sn
i-.r;tir.(r. irt :e :-..r-.;
Ie-:;on y:v of:?n ..,::. j rn.
r---i.tl.-ian. "id:e-s. ;j j;.
"h the-.r fr h.:, ar.i
hmt atvut CTV : .A.:. rv -, -at:o4i
m Afnoa.. I....;. e. ;-.s
m.'h s;:n,...
The ir.:n-j.:er i:,-. r,.cin
atvut azotic h: a: r
n: uo n li v ;
tanned ,r the su;; ;P ur . ,
coif m t.--.e cftT..!j,:...i .o lif:- l:
Sone urr.es t'S ?v-u m. r. of the
h.Me were r:enc ?.Vsp r.,.
Tr. I ond on the C:xa,-.n .h ew--.-r-'.iw.-c.ner
iU t cf Co:vi "
aV-i matfT-- . ' 4 - .
ODEHVX OUR VlERO5
y h) -REACHED THE BUUFf. dK
CHtYEtsne charuc suRouriorD
BY HOSTILE" SOUX RTOSKVNS. ilrri l
: SHatnos his trusty --Mk
-- -.-- Rfle, vouncs vmld west i-KX
: ; QUVCKLY DREW A SHAD CM ;z
VP IN THE OlDJ '
V4AY LOFT. 1
Honor ami Judgment
li neit!ier bfdor nor juilsn-ent
is ilestroytHl. ttie man him'i' is
preserwii liken ;e ; but o-lteD
either of the? is (3enn!islietl. be
is Jo? alo. ?!pictetc5.
' Washinctnn .vrenn- nf . denined to death in the lower court.
Hurler defends arrangements for lne tence being sustained by thro .
transportation of negro Gold Star(8Iote suPKme court. friends
Mothers. jthen sought to avert the execution
jon the grounds that Clark was In
sane.
Mrs. Bidwell was convicted of sec-
HEAl deaths
IN MID-WEST
CLDIB TO 43
Washington Senator Watson ln j
rndio address savs time will nmvo f
wisdom of Hoover administraiKin d ' ond decree murder for her part in
accomplishments. (the killing of her husband and sen
j tenced to serve 10 years in the state
I Foreign ! penitentiary. She served a portion or
Zst&nbil. Turk ev Turkish troopa ! her sentence, but was later removed
'wipe out LOW Kurds in btf-ie near ! to a statc asylum for the Insane.
' Ms. Ararat. where she is now confined.
Berlin General Friedrich Von Bcr-1 p 4?v PEOPLE
(Continued frvm Tape One)
Bucharest Pr.n San Ghika of
In Chicaio. the maximum was 79. in seriously hurt In attempted
Milwaukee K2. non-stop flight from Eng,and to ls-
But the prediction was for warmer tanBlil-
weather tociar.
Con;:nued het was the forecast
WELCOME RAIN
OX WEDNESDAY
for the tnJdd'.e west, except in local:
t.es toriuna'.e enough to receive
showers.
London Kin Georre and queen
receive icst croup of debutantes, in
cluding ech; Americans.
13 ME IV ST. LOlJ-s
ST. LOt'IS. July 11 v-5 Erressrre
brat killed 13 persons and prwtratec
rwenty-one ethers in the St. Lou:?
-metropolitan district yesterday and
early todxj-. 1; was tr-. hotter", dsy
m thirty ye.rs. a maximum of ICO
decree bcinj: reached
JCcurode. Germany Death list ii
mm? cas disaster in Wencesiaus mm
reaches 1CJ.
jxrL'
Minneapolis Mtc Sm:th ntvd Ar
mocr lead at Interlachen with 70:
Jones and Cox next with 71.
The heat wave continued its rent- T? AT PIT
iv-e- ivxjay no reie; i
s:cht. It li taken a toll cf f.fteer. j
hvos ;n the St. Louis district in in !
last ek. I
FLEAGLE.
LEADER OF GANG,
IS PIT TO DEATH
(Cofiiittut-d from Fare Gn
V FOREST F1KES R.F
Fmy-e:?ht forest fins were ccur.teo ' r.on. resifted Ke W2s kil'.ed. K.s son
in this district today They were theJ. P. Partish. cashier, was fa;ai:v
result cf a t?rr:;K- l.chtn:n storr.-. . wounded. Keys: on ws shot thrc-ur::
Cosnmur.icatiiwt w:tli crrai rane: . the w try the eider pirri;.
$tatM cvu'.d not be esijirsrtet! j E a. Kossiaer. a UUer. wjts kid
In the Bitter Root v.O-t. 41 f.re? ! raped ard ved by tr b3r.d;t a a
were nrpsXted Mcce tiAn F3 men. ' shH-ld. A few days Ister Krss :nie:
uppiemei:t;ns r.vula crews haie.ody wis foud m tc?terr. Kansa.-
rf':'. ni out. j -crtere the txindits f;ed Roviton
i he fcAt --iT forest rrported six m nee-3 cf cecica! :ter.t:cn Dr
lirt. Freochto-n. fi-n- Three other- iW. Wineincw was stirsmcae-l to Dicr.
' were found cn O'Brien creek. Uoa. Kans, to trri. the woind. Kc
tn i. Nee:e canyewi near Kvaro, a was shot arter he
Urcc fire was repcr--d racing ( metiica.! service.
The White Ta.1 fire in the -Vffer- !
son rarest was urider ccc.troi. but twe j UM ( I RK IIT
others a-ere staged by liruunr WALLA W.LLA. Wuh jv II
Of ?.vs icritr.-.nr poJ seen by an Preston Rae "Shm" Clark d -d or.
-ofcserr"r or. Mount Jurr.aC e-as cf the rvUcws ar the r:a:e perutf r.t:arr
the ct-y. lS.t m-re rrportfi to hart bere at citq ttxi? the muroer
is-trtK jyauna,.. :JV, )of A. L B.dw:i of Wai: n'aJ:.v whem
1 1 itmt po-jooed in Deccmher. 127. m.iz
j By FKa C. Vanortler
i ( Observer Correspondent)
THE PARK (Special) The Park
f folks- are all rejoicing over the rain
j Wednesday nl:ht.
; Mrs. Hunter and dauehter were
' Pcr.dosa shoppers Wednesday.
' Kenr.eth Vanorder and Miss Mary
1 Vancrder acre Tuesday guests of Mr.
j ar.d Vrs. J. R. Wanker and family.
I Mrs. K Yiinorder is much better,
i Mrs. Ed Conley ar.d sons. Philip
1 End Veral. were Wednesday guests
of Mr., and Mrs. Wills Harson, of
: Pondosa.
Mr-.. Graver Hatcier, Mrs. Joe
f Bste a::d Mrs. Francis Ott motored
to F.-Mid-sa Wednesday.
Mrs. Scott Burnett motored to Pon
dcwA cn business Wednesday.
! ihe Stoddard Bros, logging camp
i s'-aftei again Monday after a week's
: H.af.. becmninc the Fourth of July.
I M;ss Ea Dean Conler is spending
a few days w:th Mr and Mrs, Homer
( Hs-rson below Pvmdca.
Mr. and Mrs. WiiUam Colton and
children mcved their sheep from this
vuir..: . to Muddy creek. They start
ed i ueda .
Mr.- Kxtson Rchlell t ilmntt
.citon -as eo?red from htr f r. ts. xr.
pom oince steps
La-s B Larson Wt the C. Van
crder res.detice Sundar for Pleasant
Vahy.
Mr ar.d Mir. Wilson Hayes and
Csuihter. Lucille, also Mr. and Wl
bb I-ams, from Pondera, were
hasiness risuars in The Park Sunday.
Lew F:v- ami son. Frank hav
hr wrricinc th road and they an:
new much lmpnrecL
F swo-th Man ts to working at
the P'caados milL
perfcrmec ,