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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.
Thursday, July 17, 1930
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P. R. FINI.AY Editor and Publisher
HARVEY P. MATTHEWS ............ BunlnfM Manager
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reserved.
National Advertising Representative
M. O. MOO EN BEN CO., Ino.
Ban Francisco, Los Angoles, Seattle, Portland, Chicago.
Detroit. New York
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Ily Carrier
Dally per month In advance ...... 76c
' Dally, six months in advance ..........,..... 60
Dally, single coupy , 6c
Ily Mall
Dolly, por month In advance 60o
Dally, per six month In advance ...j.j......... $2.60
Dally, per year in advance .w...6.00
Weekly, Ob ierver-Btnr. per year 2.00
ADVERTISING RATES
Display, foreign, per column Inch - .." 42o
Display, local, per column Inch IT m 4fio
Time contract prices on application. , -
lh0.nieiL,ofths.t.,'V,8!r,'volHb?l.h 100 klnd t,u!m- Whi" "' two'Statp Basics ITn
CharvMi. of i-h1?- m th" nwa a little old-fashioned ldU; VIS UJJ
... " " uioi-iuiiiie.
bu .,S! ?!,y' Mra- ""ton's manner fooled out
S!n? aPP"' legislation touching ,dcra but It could not fool nor cbll.
railroad., not from the standpoint or dren. With the clear preoption of
the railroad owners, nor that of rail- the very younir thev ,Tm th?;
orfhe'Tbllc'Tnt'err. th "tl,"'POlm 'W U?nl 'ZZnTr.
'XlCo r'ci.C.ne. to view ir'r,,
a common carrier as private property mother ' ""maiernai
to be exploited almply for the bene- Tht.v)new vh., ,
,.1.!".C Pclbly know-that .ho did not care
fit of
other cuiivereauon, eager always to be rid
Highly respected by his colleagues.
cf their society upon any pretext.
he enlovi irrnt iWmml non.ilarlLv "CW in0 inun" "er
fhl Kin 'Z' "iucai sweetness
on the hill. He seldom speuks at
length on the floor of the house, but
wnen he docs the speech draws ui
tentlon. .
JEFFERSON HTI DENT
Just Dust his 48th Dlrthdav. Rav
burn now ts serving his ninth term
in congress. Before coming to Wash- mo . . V1"? fin?
Ington he had been a member of the IT ?f. JI hcm unU to bfl Ioved
was but an indlen-
ucm oi ner lacK or love.
It was not until events brought to
Mrs. Merton por so mil disappointment
and with It a certain amount of emo
tional maturity that she began to feel
anything liko genuine concern for her
children. .
Por the first time In her life she
Texas state legislature for b'x years,
the last two yours as speaker of the
nouse or representatives. He was 20
years old when elected speake.'.
a great admirer or Thomas Jeifer-
by them in return.
Although to outward appearances
her methods of handling them under
went little change, their response to
her changed miraculously. The old
iL ,m -t. ....u u defiance and willful naughtiness dis-
him. He can sketch for you a floor X"1' nud elr attitude there
i - w ' . ., was a trust and friendl ncss which h-
cH.o. perfect in every detail. His II- ox lmti been 80 conspicuously ab-
hrni-V nf. hnmn limit Irion nrnrt InnlK 8enc-
at home
everything Jciferson ever wrote.
Over Night News
Children react alwava to what trees
cn below the surface. The faith which
makes children give obedience to their
elder, must be grounded always In
tho authenticity of parcstal love.
Smoking Closure
Order By U. S.
PORTLAND. July 16 The smok
ing closure order recently applied
to the national forests has In ac
cordance with a request made .by the
U. a. forest service been backed up
and made more effectlvo on the na
tional forests of Washington by a rule
lust Issued by the new Wasiilmruin
slate department of conservation and
development. Notice of the new rule
IiIb just been received at the office
of the regional forester at Portland.
The state order designates the Mt
Baker, Snoquahnlc. nalnler. Olympic!
Columbia. Wenatchee. Chelan, Col
vllle and Umatilla national forests as
region, of extra fire hazard. On these
areas the following rule will be in
effect .md enforced from July l to i
September 30, 1030.
"Smoking Is prohibited while mov
ing about In timber, brush or grass
areas except while traveling on nvm
or surfaced highways, on all lands
within the boundaries of the national
forest, of this state, from July ' 1
1030 until the close of the fire sea-,
son as declared by tho regional for-!
ester, but not lator than Sept. 30
1030." ' I
(Ily The Associated Press)
Domestic
Washington Senate treaty advo
cates, hoping for vou. by Tuesday,
proparo cloture petition to guar..
Health Talks
Asthma is n disease condition In
which tho sufferer experiences dif
ficulty In breathing. - .
Commonly the patient complains
that ho cannot draw his breath.
Actually, however, hm difficulty )s
out in ex-
For as ninnv of vou as have been bantized into Christ have against filibuster.
put on Christ, There us neither Jew nor Greek, there is nei- ,rccWamorn?o,nconfeL,0 p" v,n
ther bona nor free, there is neither male nor "female ; for ye tostimony aga'nst Mooney and b.:-
nre nil one in Christ Jesus. And if ye be Christy, then are ye ""if-... ' - . "
Al,.l,nmf0 ,wl 1 1. , .,..' .; . Washington dovcrnmont reports
occu, mm ucim u.uiuihk iu uic juviimjc, ui. increoswl demand for workers on not In drawing breath
O - 4 ' Jttiiiu miu ruuu i:uiiHiruciiuu wiuiq nailllg It.
. gencrui surplus oi ianor persists.
. San Diego, Col. Roscoo Turner
THE PEDDLER . .' "Ie ,rom Canadian to Moxlcnn bor-
, , . ... ' ' '' ' dcr In - 9 hours .14 minutes, cutting
Ine peauler is a likeable person, lie must be, for his per- almost 4 hours from old record,
sonality is half the battle in house-to-houso sellinj?. He is SnouT wTSitTvo"?:
sinporo in his linlinf tlin'f Iia iriiu. ii.i.iu'...,) v.l,io .,,J one ot garden party.
, , 6" v""?"" ?iu , aim , Chicago Ruth Hanna McCormlck
merchandise that your local stores cannot handle." If he demands sonato committee question
....... . 11,, -n , , , ' . ' . Lowls on article charging her cam-
weren t sincere, he couldn't sell. But he does not know that paign cost i.ooo.ooo.
htMineftK mnthndn hVA hnnirarl nxttonllv In' tk m. .n. . .. Foreign I ture.
i.iiivimj in viic funy gEuciu- Managua. Nicaragua Ono of two
tion. He does not know . that margins of profit ihnve de- CJ!P,? ' , ot lnrl,,e P,nno 18 ro,ort
creased, that buying systems have been revolutionized. He
The Immcdlato cause of tho diffi
culty or the asthmatic, is a spasm
of -the bronchi.
Those ore hollw branch-like tubes
which carry .air from the wind-pipe
to the mlnuto air spaces in the lungs
uiwicu Lite uir cons, . ...
The ultlmato cause or causes of
asthma are numerous.
But they may all bo classified" as
an extraordinary sensitiveness to
foreign substances of a protein na-
ed killed In crash.
Montreal. Quo. Herman Barrere
arrostcd for slaying of Mary Bakci
near Washington, D. C, Inst April.
Istanbul Kurdish rebels shoos
down Turkish piano during aortal
bombardmont of Mount Ararat.
Calcutta Fifteen killed and seven
does not know because he has seldom had retail ownership
j experience that the retail store is the most . economical
i method of. merchandising. . .""O
1 tn. J-it j ! . Calcutta Fifteen killed and l
The peddler does not realize that his operations tend to lnJurcd m riots at Kishorenan
;: tear down a community, or he does not care. . He thinks lm '
; is entitled to sell from house-to-house as nuich as the mer-
; chant is entitled to do business in his stoje or shop. The
Peddler does not realize that many of these'jiouses.a.re avail-
abl"e!only because, the mei-chant is in business' in -the mm.
munitjr, paying taxes for schools, cfity' government improve-' " Although : gangster is a crook he
$ ments, and making contritions to church, charity md civic " a. shopter -V "
s (Welfare.' ." . , ,J . . The XenwIUt are confronted. It
1 t ..:.'! . .- ' ' ' ' appear,' with a blood-Knrdllng sit-
! : ' The "peddler's , way is becoming more and more difficult '" TurkMt""-
; jin spi,ie 01 nis pleasing manner and high-pressure selling talk,
j iWhile he may remain ignorant of the inefficiency of his mer-
wiitnaise metnoa, ms prospective customer the home
Clark Wood
Says;,;,-
Commonly, asthma Is due to cor.
tain food particles, pollen grains
animal or bird dander and certain
plant powders.
An asthmatic attack may grip
tho sufferer at any time of the day
Most commonly, however. It oc
curs between one and five In the
morning.
Tho patient who norhnnn wnf
to bed feeling well, suddenly wakes
fc nu or - inrce in tno morning
struggling for breath. .. ' . , '
Tho attack .may lust Tor a few
minutes or for several hours. - r
In .a, certain 'ijymber of persons
wuu iieort or Kidney dis
poses, attacks . resembling asthma
may develop. , These, however,' v aro
usually embarrassments due to In-
lefiereuco. 01 .normal circulation. .
: Tho "air ., hunger" .ls'-slmilar .In
both ..conditions, , the causes, how
ever, oro different: ' "' ' .1,
- Long standing astlinio" ' matln1
tlmo weakeiv tho . heart, and then
tho picture becomes complicated.
liittrl8 b4,"ev P(ste1 i8 knmys thi,t is not row' that
glitteis. Slie is skeptical of samples after having paid CO D
. Tenants of the class-walled apart
ment house to be built In Chicago 7 I D ' DT A m Tfl r
will be likely to refrain from throw- , "UIjU - Li A I iirU
execu-
Communtsts and I. W. W.'s were on
the right track, for once whci each
p v it I . . ..a jnuM . - , f . ( -jup iiimunoiuu uuv vjluci ill ptutM
ieimny jmcnor.i She knows that th tmtAU-h.- A''mn'n " twtiana.. i
CAUSE OF FIND
This rule applies to all private
lands within i.i..sj natlo.nl .or-sts
and prohibit, smoking while In mo
tion except as speclued aoove
According to the .tatoment issued
by the director of the state depart-
lra"' iuiuiors 01 tms rule aro sub-1
u line oi 50 to Bioo or 90 days
In Jail or both. This rule is issued'
w, iuuo in support of tho smok
ing closure order recently Issued by
the U. 8. forest service. This make.
It possible, to prosecute violators
either In the state or federal courts
and for violations on both federal
and private-owned lands within tho
national forosts.
v Foresters believe that- the rule Is
R very reasonable one, with which
all citizens can easily comply. They
hopo that the rule will result In a
material decrease In tho number of
f , . . Vre31 wnlco year lead
the list of man-caused forest fires In
.c-ui-iuu, nonnwest.
Health Studies"
To Be Centered
In New Project
I WASHINGTON fPl A n-i !.,, ,
fnm heB"h to P"W" enlarged
..... .. .i.,TOuBauon or disease
has materialized from th. n.
gress.
Centering In the capital the coun
try s medical and scientific resources
for combating disease, the Institute
will declare war on a irroat..
than ever before against all physical
forces detrimental to health.
Here under a director will be mar
shalled the nation's army of experts
from all the medical professions to
lirovont Illness by ascertoming Its
causes. ' -.,,,, 3 , .
New researches to learn more nhni'it
cancer will be launched. Thero will
be fresh Investigations Into the cause
pnd eyre of Infantile paraivsls and
hear -..maladies,, influenza .and pneu
monia will elicit minute atnriv.' inn
there wlinbo .'an attack against ccli-
mon colds. , , ' ' . . 1
Sponsored bv Benntnr
Louisiana, the health Institute, which
win aosoro the united States hygenio
laboratory, soon will have available
an . Initial anproDrlation of A7AO.nnn
lor construction and equipment of
UUMIblUUUl UUliniUgS. ....
Tho secretary of the troasurv Is
authorized to accept gifts made un
WfiNATCHEB. WM'tlT-'.'ri.l ,1 'conditionally for studv of human Ills.
ft-of n . . iw ....'-: .... . ii; mat a carioad or cattle frohr" ' M svv,uu. or over, win oe '
get a tremendous proflfi in order to do luisinoco iwi t;. The Hubbard Enterorise nredlcts lAlder Creek basin, hich 'in tM. r-... ' nck""wledged bv. th- e" tint,
Selling talk aliont Pliminnl.-.,,. r tl. 'J3, V th,t "wn" the Ume comm " c?d0 m"n""" "tnge: all had gold- wlin "10 Institute of memorials,
oeiuiig laiK aoout elimination of the middleman, "producer- meek to inherit the earth, the taxes P"l teeth, led to ttie development '"tles of the Institute will be
t0-C0nsumer," and similar Dhrases ma nnfliin- Ut ,u i i W1U be h'8' t"y won't want It." 0( mining properties in the region. liable from time to time to health
. . . . ' pniHSLS aie nouung put Sales bunk. ; ... .It was revealed here ' '..", ' authorities of states, counties, and
Ana She IS becoming more loyal to' her Community She In cvltl,1ly pessimistic mood, the , A Jawbone of a cow. m which the nunjlclpalltles for Instruction and m-
rnno American savs: aomeonn nns .-... 6"'""t nu kuiq was Drouont
remarKFO mat raising Doe. will help F'wi ui iue siory.
tl,M fapn, W- ... ,i. i Tho bovinn llpnln nm l
ell . . '. L....r . tt-OS rifBnfarl . 1. .
onn ivitii.M j- i ... one vuBLumeu tu oruiR stung .oy mose , , "tu iuu cutiie were
" iui ll HUJUSiment U llliyth nc trues u-mno- c everything else he raises." snuigiiiereo ncre.
11, ...... r 11 , ,, . . -jiuiiik gut;!, wrong. 0 Victor Koener. Yoklmn. hn
n.v ut me pentller IS increasingly difficult. I Government needs no mouth to set Jolm Sawbrldge. is Interested In the
TmrTTT -T-'ortl1 lts agricultural views, when it mlnl"B properties, said he believed
can speak througn Its Hyde or its llme 1,1 the cows teeth caused the
rOl.IJ nr.IJM mYnm'ni'nj lnnr . i Irec gild In the dust o, ta, ..... .
High among the benefactor r,f ;' : , ig"?s ) 1". nd l0'm hvy
T A ir:. tney place What the Chlcogo grand jury wants ! '
H,olw uiuiura were ula-
covered by Dr. A. T. Miller, Wenatchee
realizes that it is a desirable community only in proportion
to the degree it prospers, She prefers to buy where she
TV.. . ""1 Illl-V UinCe What the Chlrni.n .rronrf 1 !""e. unun.
XJl J. J. Kfmffni' Af TT... . , - . ' . . .. . . J"'J
!i, i "V uiiiversiiy oi Maryland Jledical 8 e low-aowu on the hignei
,ups.
cApeiience coniirms his claim to the disonvow nf
ine germ that causes the common cold nnri j " wou,d wp' i't title to dis-
anti-tovin fn.. it. """0n COId- nncl VnCCUle and puted regions of Antarctic bears some
HIlU-lOMn lOr Its prevention lUld cure - relation to the south polar seize.
vuius cause tne American worker a loss nf S9 nnn nnn aa
... YM Uiry,vw,UUU
veterinary and meat Inspector.
in wages alone.
ductinn ) '.;:,. T..r"r,M-,uas ironv ,omn p
. '. "'"' tne personnel of facte
tones and
conrfort and Z ' , ,0SSeS C0UJ,led M'th' ,the s
S..10 ich the common
,r:r . ny-exP'nln the gratitude of tho wrM
, Chats With
Parents
i
I'ltOTKSTS JIMMY'S 1'AI.ET
NEW YORK ()P-,Mayor Walker has
VSlet ntld fnr thnf. ranann V.I- -A
t jmoval from office Is urged In it letter
seiii uovernor Koosevelt by Stewart
Browne, president of the Real Estate
Owners' association. "No self-respecting
democrat would havo a valet,"
says tho letter. But it is all a Joke
and the letter was sent by mistake,
Mr. Browne explains.
awaits the scientist who ft
VRVtO IN CEMENT
SAN DIMAS. Col. vr Workmen
nKLOW THE Sl'RFACK "
'psq mnnls,.., e v .. .""'' -"'" i rj,ir SAN DIMAS. Citl ijn uv.-lrn..,..
Word of the summed "Z "v'".inf cola . wiJiX? ciU' tt . thicHn
ticism generally, n , " "V, . w,m l..i SKSXM
but bpranso M,. l , CKS laittl III SCieilCO chlidron were Vn m. hi. "f thry ,ountl ve 'B imbedded In
l"sc lllere nave been hundi-eds nf Qiniil-.i Ai. i uiiaff(vtir.nnB eaient, ruae and the hardened mass of cement which
"K !I:BV -or Its
-p "' F1- "N r 1 iiiey saiQ.
- . U1 uisuppuiiument again,
it-science will ' Itl Fh'itcr found
toxin for it. " eVIVlnjr a vacci,,e
anti-
The poets who
Many other tZ ' l 1 JusUce t alone.
society.
escape the penalty for th
eir wrongs against
The sea bottom seems !,.,,. j.
foundlnnd ti,. "'Ppea out near
Tliat ought to solve the junked auto
Europe
IS now Comnlnimncr ,
our mimners. lUiwnu
New-.
problem.
wvll as of
In Washington
) Herbert I'lummrr
Tex. hM .., mtn ,o WMhln
ho have ni.de n.mes for themselves
nothe Held , tramportatiou legi.i..
"hli, 1 i'f tonimeu-e c.:n-..lon.
alay has been m conire. n. n.
u lnTS:.B,..S0 h"Ve Poc:al.ltlon
h.Au 'H' Pr'"ent' nd for many rears
tradition. As rankms drm.xr.t on
tne house commmet on mtentste
and foreign commerco. he I. conceded '
.esV," 'U"'0r"-V n "
n.,HfjrPT'nU "' which has
tme, w' ,"C"V,y U",,ln l,s "
fines. He laughingly savs there is i
Ilcod times it is dry.
except in
IMI'.tKTUI. '
But when It comes to railroads
this Texan knows hi. subject. In
his apartment on Connecticut ave
nue. In the heart of the dlDlomti.-
sectlon of the capital, he gathers
around him authorities on transpor-
rw uours tney talk.
Finis Garrett, former democratic
leader o( the house and now an as
sociate Justice of the United Stales
court of customs appeals, once said:
"Sam tries to steer the transKrta-
WE WILL GIVE
I 1 18 I FOUNTAIN PEN
JLmHJ' (Any Make)
If it Contains a Gold Point
and you purchase a new pen of us at
$3.50 or more. You may choose here
from the newest styles
Schcaffcr, Wahl, Parker,
Carter and Waterman
Pens and Desk Sets
BRING IN YOUR OLD PEN
FOR REPAIRS
La Grande Book & Stationery Co.
Helene To Remain
Amateur Mermaid
SEATTLE. July 17 PK-The pros
pect of representing the U. S. In the
Olympic games at Los Angeles in
1932 means more to Helene Madison.
rTnrrt-rltlnR Seattle girl swimmer,
than $10,000 for turning professional.
A.ter consulting her parents and
coach. Ray Daughters, she said she
would remain an amateur.
The only other Information dis
closed concerning the offer was that
it came from New York promoters.
JFresh
11 U ADAMS AVK.
Sen Ire M.KIcm lor Hume and olfirr"
IMIONE MAIN !0
Schilling
tern
Tea in vacuum!
Just like your coffee!
It is just as vital for one as it is
for the other, to prevent the
evaporation of the fragrant oils
that give them both their flavor.
Science has been longer discov
ering how to do it for tea.
So far it's a Schilling secret.
Try it, and find what you have
been missing all these years.
Schilling Iced Tea is far more
refreshing than any other be
rause it is fresh to bepin uith.
Mark tea (orange pekoe) is
best. So are rr. mcs instead
of loote lea. Schilling packs
both in laiuum.
Successors to N.K. WEST & CO.
LA GRANDE
STORE
ENDS SATURDAY JULY 19TH
50 Pairs Selby Arch Preserver
Ladies' Fine Footwear
$y.70
Reg. $1.50 and $1.95 j
Ladies Silk Hose I
?J.19
Regular $1.95 Munsing Bloomers
All Sizes and Colors
?1.50
$35 to $50 Men's Suits
Now Priced for Clearance
All Childs Shoes
Now Reduced
20
Values to $6.50
Ladies Umbrellas
75
3 & $3.50 Pajamas
Men A Real Value
8 All Men's Straw Hats
AreNow Reduced
Men's $2.50 & $5.00 1
Fine Quality Shirts 1
J:::':'-'l-g
sVataaHnOaBsnnaEWal .'.
All Regular $1.95 and $2.00 Silks
Now Clearance Priced at
' Regular 19c Rayon Pique
'''.New. Colors and PatternsPriced
Columbia
Men's, Ladies Children's Reduced
A Group Of
Men's $l Ties
69
$1 Boys' Blouses
and Shirts
Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page
BREIERvSAY&f
It Pays!" i
'Read This Notice
WE havo mailed or delivered to our customers a four-page sales
bulletin that contains the lowest merchandise prices quoted
since the war. To enjoy these, you must act quickly, for they are
effective during our Super Sale only.
BECAUSE most of this merchandise was manufacturers' surplus
jought by Breler at less than the cost of production, it simply
cannot be reploced at today's market prices. Wo aro taking odvant-as-e
of market opportunities to make these sensational prices and
do a real volume of business.
JUST THINK!
Full Size
INDIAN ROBES
$1.11 each
Highest Price on
SILK DRESSES
Only $7.85
Assortment of
WASH FROCKS
79c to $1.98
Pepperell Stamped
PILLOW CASES
49c pair
Coys' Summer
ATHLETIC UNIONS
39c each
Men's
SNAPPY SUITS
$13.95 to $20.00
II E do not hesitate to call . this a "Sale." It Is a sale In every
TT respect-not a small reduction on a few staple Items but a
real sale, brinjins vcu substantial savings that will merit vm.r
IMMEDIATE ATTENTION. ' " your
DEPT. STORES
mJF IN THE WEST
liiow
IiVA ES SI"W l'epot
LMa Ave.
FARE
Summer travel by
motor coach Is econ'
om leal comfortable
and pleasant. One
sees more of the
country at no addi
tional cost. Ask your
local agent for fares
to liny point. Union
IMclIlc Singes lenve at
the following hours:
For Baker, Boise
& East
9:40 a. m.
2:50 p. m.
10:35 p. m.
For Pendleton,
Portland
6:30 a. m.
2:05 p. nn
7:25 p. in.
TlinOl'OH SERVICE
TO AM,
EASTERN POINTS
UNION PACIFIC
STAGES