La Grande evening observer., August 02, 1930, Page 4, Image 4

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE,' ORE.'
Saturday,' August 2, 1930
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Ha(5nuibc Stcninct (Dbscrbcr
"Rip" Takes Aii-plane Ride
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LA GRANDE
STORE
Successors to N.K.WEST & CO.
Chats With
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WHOSE BXPOViIBlUTV? i
B Ati J9ioa Pr-ie
T o yvir cod Err ae trease ins
cir p-c-r-g up et:c?
:tt Sits w icol be lic&s
m
at
Lttiv. tif.'.' "VJp
.itfife ; ran
Hi petrr prl to peanuts
vf rcoCe ty ttroni oct to lecJ
to qTfi. but be is not -bore p-
jr-c.u? ft i'-rzy tf stick of cxTtdy tretenJ by the unheralded visit
cr ft partaT e-tes crcier.
e i explDed to tit tiie&e
tiur5- ftr d-rtr bx-cJ d for him.
Sc pr-ir.j-d fctia. but wittoul
ftpcrscf dij;eree.
Hs ts e is so y. procmses he
reTfr iTLI do :t ftga.:-. ftnd tben Then
tt rssx: te.?tau-ci prtsenu iuelt
discouTEsed with
rhe's carried me lor foir years now
er.'j hasr't bro-eiL doum once."
And Gus the chief of police, the
head of the fire department, the de
tctive bureau and the hook and
ladder crc. graved a cheerful fare
7,n tx he canu-red off to untangle
r traffic snarl that bade fair to over
He v, the smooth, white streets of the
p:ct;ireqne Crnele&s Carmel-by-the-Sca.
InsUilI Train Periscopes
' Etep'.iy. Inr;'., Uj.zl. ic: .
The News Used
To Be:
TE7V-rilE lt.lB lOO
(From OWnr. T hor- Aoy. . 1U
Tie K7. Jin- E. 3. K-.;- ii
' - -i -r; " rcr an o ' t.-i
A iiiaii ig not juis'ciiifed by the works of the law, but by
;he faith of Jesus Christ, even v.e have believed in Jesos
Chiist, that we might be justified by the faith of Christ,
hot by the works of trie law; for by the works of the
Uv shall no flesh be justified. Gal. 2:16.
CONSTRUCTIVE THOUGHTS
. Otto H. Kahn of New York, who probably has at his com
mand a greater fund of information on industrial and finan
cial conditions throughout the world than any one other man,
ifccenUy wrote a letter which it would be well for every in
dividual to read and consider. A few quotations from this
letter are made: tMaJf TM
"'txpenence has shown again and again that those who i' !- -- c-.-.j ir-. st-k"-T
calm and steady and retain their conndence in the " .
boundless future of America are rewarded liberally. . . .
"Ihc basic fact remains that America is a nation of 125,
JX),000 inhabitants, its vast territory stretching across an
entire continent, the home of a hard-working, resourceful, en
terprising race, a country endowed with natural advantages
such as non other possesses or ever did possess. ...
"Authoritive statistics recently published seem to indicate
that, for the time being, in some branches of trade we find
-yr;.elve3 in a state of under-production, i. e., producing less
hn 'e consume.
"Money is abundant to an extent the like of which we
huve not experienced for many years, . . . and this is a strong
ly ttirnuLating factor in its general effects. ; '
"St is well to recall that we have been through periods of
Wr'. ;u;d .trial, before, and the best guide for forecasting owSftw
:Aniica's future is America's past." -
Gecrjs 'I . Riisa, p-C3'-r-ster of AgntM, Oregon, who rsrr,c from his isolated honie oa the
Hague Kiver to Uie z ride in the pla-ie. Ke xrrc'z. his first actocaobile rida two years go
:n a Chevrolet, i 35 cr siown beside the plan is a Chevrolet -
cf a Sin FrmcliCO BH2Ster. Only
Jew hours liter the ihugi arrival.
-.r-Tr. En?n!r.d harf him safelv
swierf airax in Carriers srr.aU Jail
a L&e Tiiiize o-ce again aisumed
acculcined calm.
Todar. as 14 years ago. Chief Eng
lund patrols the seaside hamlet
astnde his hcrse "Blscl: Beauiy."
SDeedlne lounnit cars and dashing
sn cc-i ers soch deUoerate roadsters have replaced the charnp-
wonders hor . i-e teams arl s.oar Duz.ry train: in
scic can r-ir h-a behave. . that time and these shiny motors
is as tec much to expect a fa-o-' ncr disturb the artistic element ot IX1VCON Per;scoocs have beta
year-cii to aortam from picking up tht- colony. It was only recently placed cn trains of the Southern
jOTiies where he finds them, espe- that Carmen's bumpy, muddy streets Railway so the braicemen can sit In
' 7 when ha cm diet ts rather were payed t-d then only after long comfort in the trains and still see
sertr and stmple. It is. of course, dissension between the two factions the signals. The periscopes protrude
quit crccer to enlist his cooperation, cf the town. So Gus' duties have through the roofs of the cars.
net only multiplied, out Deen speed- .
e5 up as well, and now his chief riKIVEN INSANE .
problem Is traffic. i BRISBANE vV-Driven Insane by
He gazed dc.wn at the new Hup- : the continued sight of huge alllgat
mobile straight eight. ors hasJclng on the bank of the river
"One hundred and thirty-three : which runa through her husband's
horsepower." he said, incredulously, farnr at Conway. North Queensland,
eouinting an eve at the shiny coat f mother threw ber six months old
01 Black Beauty. '.Well, this horse . i-fa-t to the. monsters as "a sacrl
msy not be quite that powerful but ' flcc .
cart, -stlh a cieerftil ItaLan a; Ti i SOC ? : 8. mEcaJ
m ti -t.'r-w a tie rreajur i. r-i-e musan 11.
anc arcmd Erpcnt Ctrc. In wncae -nmma cer SVL
t!ui3-rM hemes tea cups rattLe m KTZ.C, Sts Framrao:
'L.l 'iV'l e-'rt.'. -r.t are ntore
rat- cans.
we have no nrht to expect
hi any great or lasting amount of
le. cenrroi.
A ?iod many things which yound
c-'jr-er shcuJd learn, they must be
re :-ced of again and again. It is
tco much to expect thern to resist
repeated temptation.
- Meters must be prepared patient
ly to check and collect and remind
youngsters grow gradually
.ILL -iSOLVD TOWN
- mere and more responsible.
srhape tne commonest mistake
and that parents make is this very one
cr expecting a chill to show a degree
c seii-ccniroi cl which many an
- MONTA rBOCRAM aerult fails short.
S3C: 7150, Amot w And " hold him Eccount-
henists-, 9. Sernad-n- gki. befcre he is oid enough is sure
To inicrmat-cci frcm any of Harp Hamt-cnj; ?r-en" Sect- 50 CEi"f 50 problems of discipline
Lr '. finodgrasa. Archie B.-ln. Kay
Octdneugh and Guy Van r.e! are
tiz:.', in tr.e sights in Pcrtiind this
wek.
TEN 1ER l,o
ftrvta Ofc?rer, Aar. J. 1W,
Tw. '.1 La Grand-a prctr.inent
cit!7r. H'nry M. D-iBca ana Rcoert
A. Piatt. i:i:t hem S-ur,ity frcm
f. two weeks trip to Seattle.
.c wn-,h ir-n is to meet a Cfjctee :0-45. Hoc Sfct cf Radio; II to 12.
pnee ror a The present cf r' -- crchestn.
t'ir.rjs n-uany tie year "refund may Cdumtia Bmadcasting rrstem; 8,
crplr tie fcwy dtmarii for ba- Ele ifenday iamherea. 10. dance
r-iiis a la cart. r ire 3rcacca errtr KBJ. KVL
E ". whateie1. tie -reajen. "7Vr - r
w-ii;ns may be seen m kinor. any VBS: S. orchestra; 9. NeancZitans-
uctiim of the city; in south wen jo. sunshine p - "
Wasniiirtcn where oi4 honae rear nreles
tiemselTes unpretentcusiT. and in :-;vt 3 act playlet- g JO Ln-
r.-rt.-.it Wasiingjtci. wcere apart- bc-jii noiin cnoi S.'jnaie quartet'
ment b-iidingi tower and homes re- jr -0 u canre music,
fiec-t cnulence. K3J: 3. CSS: 10. news, dance mu-
The newer merchant la almost as u to 1, organ,
vbiriitcj as tie banana man. Usu- OakLaixl
a.".j tn- Icrmer are negroes, aid they KLX (880.: 8. orchestra and scio-
11 tneir wares piled high tn coi- js-j: 11;, leattrre. dance music,
c.-fui array, in the better residential EGC 790; 730. KBC.
sections. an Frand-co
?rwc (10)I 8. CBS; 10.
to which there ts no answer for the
1 p.e reason that they should never
haTe been permitted to arise.
Over Night News !
- Cr-ar.se. Ya. ITr. and Mrs. Hoover i
stir: xteiiend at Eapidan river lodge. !
Echo V; r. Duncan marries Nils I
.sth., server, actor. '
Pcnla-d. e. Boys tell County '
Attcmey Al Lassman w as dro- ned
tiilc rescuing them. '
"lunc"
A. L. l-.ir.K': tjT.7-i icce Sfajd-sy
nljcrt. ;rtin Vt;i2. A'sita, Wc&h.
dance
FLAG TOBV rr-as:c
They're teiim tr.n one. fcetwten KPC- ,690: 8. musical proeramJ , fiiled chamber cf submarine S-4.
i r.r. lu, accj; tria.icr Brocxriart ci ana 3C; 10. dance music
London. Conn. Artificial ;
life of four men .a gas ;
Freer ail rrpcru -wfcia are cc-rain
frcrr. Mesrjn. .i.-t- are nity
hucklcocrrtes to that ndriity.
It Sw?!ej that on July 4 the senatcv
Tvr?".l tc d-a v-rrigili.Tg to ino- his
pi ..-.;: ism So cs the ia-sn -cf hi
r in Hyavjrti. ast crer the
D"jrtrict ct Cc.u.t,o'a hn-e in liary
lanrf. tt titKMd fiag pn.
Up the pole he currtedly ran a
nT: AmrKan i-az
Health Talks
Bcfcre
An it xu cot until ctt. three chemical
MEDICAL ILt Ls . .
the days cf the X-ray, the
and b:cltsical iabcraur.
-' ' OVE TE4R ,f
(Fmin fbiTr, at' .nz, 3. ivr
Sew zrpnr, hire t5-fn rrre:vel Vt-r-.x :.r -. w att-T-ttnn r- the orac-.lcnu: Dhvs:clan was oblieed
hrv feceatiT ' rf the rjcrefuJ wk r::rt 7tA t?. Th. -.i n - -to nlac much dependence unon ine
cl hUx O. Culler. Jr,rrry of ' La t7 rii. unatde dtrs-aJ rutenM of his otto observation
ncr rpre-rinjc the " and unco the sensitiveness of ha five t
W) ?-rsrz. ar-a 3ieat Koarrc. ' on; THE fll'E en and tht sixth tense which
'.' C?!:c: ?::mpa: .': 'physician call the "clinical hunch." ;
A xncrfel elementary school, lo- &.riv-n Prt-d Hale uf Uain4 rtd in iit.-or. .
r.th Nrrrl seho buiklin?. ot4c Mose cf New - Hamnehn-e laocraicrr oerwd n is tnterestinit to
J Detrcit iian's bantboolc found In
apartment of Marjone Manuel 1. radio (
c n tertame. . fho-? 2.000 dally de- i
poena: she ts questioned about
Buciiey. . , . i
: . - !
Tulsa. Oitls Husband of Maude '.
i Le - Mudd Gordon Wilson, Indian
fcelrses. obtains divorce.
S;.' Hubert Airport. Que. Officers
tell cf peril to R-10O in storm. - i
Be -r bay Six prominent members
C- Indian concres? working ccmmlt-:
tec arrested suddenly.'- -
da a tw rnr oni tv
5V, ' ' i 1 r , , , a- -no-Tin otto iajairuii aieaoe diacover how much physicians were
- Mr.. S'aitvrE,, Burton in a I'ecent lSfiUe Of the Scientific t0. - Eastern e arly in the morning to the cap:wl .abie to Kara about the patient by
, ... , , . . .1 . Oregon htrrrl school.. ... ' -;tn Senatcr Hale at the wheel . . merely locking at him. . ,
tHW.ih w?iUs interestingly of the development .that i M . ;r-r . . ' of cri- . me posture of the patient; the BP-
;t,?i:' ni.d? ill VarioUA States in beaUtifvine the hijfhwaVo. In ara the proud parents cf a lw and vJr ,m-:i,; -n .f r P"r of his eyes, his manner pt
t;H i j.mV.y v,-j;l .giced that there are few ways in -which
a VK; t':i ivtu!f:, cnXit for do lar, can be obtained i'.h pub-
Jic furuU tf:.n iiy -i r.ding: a little moic for Jautifying j
liijfhvay.-s. Ajivr fj,ir ;fe j,ur-'.y esthetic aspects of the
v.tnk, ),u:M: uutf.'y v.dueit invribly aie raised. A
iK'iUUfft.! i.,Jd
cne-haif pound baby boy, born Wed
mua. J ut j 21
oreathin&'. the color of his skin and
oy. bom wed- ctMfuny i l h Washington hot :olueou, membrance,. the shape of his
j . ; t t1"' : . . ' ' chest all these were as revealing to
, t , , IWi ingails. asautant secretary of htal as the proverbial track of the
In Wa-;Iiinst6n
t'f r-T fnr rrr. aTi'f rt . m iti rsr . "
j . " ' . " , . Bccutmg Indian,
in polo togs ready for a game In the
rruUl.
WASHiKOTOK Random note in
tales i. better henc of self reapect in the Washington Da? Eoci:
f:(.mfiity, ;md it favorably impiesea the vi.sitoi who, be- part or the picture m the capital.
- , , - e f, 4 i i . There u an c sen -air fruit ard flower
,XiX a measure Of profit tO local business V. hen he mart on a street not far from
the portals of the patent office
Radio Programs
Thus, for example. In looking at a
patients nails the physician could
tell much cf his past and present
medical history.
Mcst of the debilitating diseases af
fecting the body leave their mark on
the nail. The depression running
across the finger nail may be witness
cf an acute Illness. In certain chronic
direxres of the chest and of the clr-
M persuaded to linger, Cannes away for distribution to oi !.-:
pi. ccs impressions which he gained in passing through."
A USE FOR SNAKES
An interesting industry that has grown to large pixpoi
tions in the United States is that of the nu&nufuctu.e of
leather fiom snake skins, which is used for shoes, pocket- ,
books and other articles. !
Domestic snake skins aie of very little value for this;
purpose and so we find last year 3,500,000 snake pelts were
imported from other countries, and it is estimated the import j
business this year will exceed $3,000,000. !
ITiis demand for the skins cf snakes and lizards is making ;
reptile hunting a profitable occupation in some of the tropical
countries, but why not use skins from our domestic animate
and add to the prosperity of our own country?
SIWIMY PKO..KAM
atlcnal Broadcasting Co.: 6:15, culatcry system the nails and finger
ulax concert; 6:45. Sunday at Seth tips become clut ;haped.
Or the tree-bordered walks of the Parker's; 7:15, Salcn orchestra; 8. The color of the finger nail may
mall, farmers from Virginia and Melcdles; 0. musical program: 9 30. serve as an index to circulation, and
Maryland (father every morning and i.taders guide; 10 to 11. Concert in certain types ot circulatory diffi-
display hrr.e cured meats, Hl'.o Jewels; 11 to 12. dance music. Broad- eulties there is a distinct bluish tint
licwcrs and even shrubs, cjj-t ever KGO, KHQ. KPO, KFI, to the finger nail.
To the riijht of the peace monu- KGW. KOA, KSL. Gout citen Is witnessed to by an
rnfcnt, cn Pennsylvania svenui where Ncrthwest Broadcasting system: 8. extraordinarily brittleness of the nail.
Vr"i canitci grround sweep down in a crcheetra program: 10. enemble. Certain diseased conditions of the
ttuccttlcn cf frxierald terraces, siantis Ercadciist over KJR. KOA. KEX. valves of the heart show their exist-
P;:ro. swart and smiling, at the T.o AntWM tncc in the ebb and flow of the clr-
haridi- of hia puih car. plied .ugh KNX i 1050 i : 8, Presbyterian, culattcn. in the cap.aary or minute
with fat banana. church; 9 to 10:30. Luborlsti trio aad - bleed vessels under. the nails.
Acrw, t?:e strt Is sno'.hr banar.a tenor.
HankoT Martial iaw declared and
preparations rxaae for . Communist i
attack. , j
' Mexico City Itarrnge of Calles f
pestponed until today.-..: mm -f
,,u;, : - - i
One-Man Police
Force;Prefers
Horse to Motor
-
DETROIT, Mich., Aug. 2 High-
powered motor cars may crowd the j
hilly streets of Carmel-by-the-Sea.
ncted California artist colony, and ;
the world generally becomes so '
motor-minded that in a few years ;
it will no longer be able to walk at j
all. but this doesn't lure . from the i
saddle of his favorite horse, Gus j
Englund. veteran police chief, fire ,
chle. police force, detective bureau !
urd what-have-you of this sunny!
iiamlet. ' - j
Several months ago a newspaper j
v.nter passed through Carmel-by- j
the -Sea and wa5 struck by the j
lAamtness - and natural beauty of
.t.e little village. He discovered some
iTusual features in this tiny sea
side village, not- the least of which ;
Bridge To Link Highways
DO IT NOW
Today's the only time to DO;
The only hour that's near.
For yextertiay'H forever thru;
Tomorrow's never here.
He wins who ;,ees each moment's needs,
And meets them fair and true.
Yes, NOW'S the time for mighty deeds,
Today's the day to DO.
A
vtj r
in a score ot other ways the pbysl- , thtf story tllVchlef galIed con- i
t siderable fame, and bo It was that'
I a new 133 horsepower Hupmoblle
! straight eight sedan appeared before j
the town's police force one- recent j
sunny afternoon for an interview. j
For 14 years Englund. better l
( known as Just "Gus." has officially
directed the onlice destinies of this J
little village .or. the famous Monte- j
making Carmel known as the !
"Cnmeless City" and only once, in
1924. was h Is 1 00 per ce n t record
FINAL CLEAN-UP!
24 dresses
Shantungs, Prints, Silk Piques,
Wash Silks '
Only. $5.00 Now!
17 silk dresses;;
and ENSEIVIBLES
Formerly Priced $15M0
SPECIAL
SATURDAY AND MONDAY- ONLY
$10.00 -
SUMMER HATS t
Formerly $4 and $5
71
the LITTLE SHOP
I
.. i:J J" lt , , Tv'.i.Sh' ,'7 7
Ke
' sniffed. One Is to increase the per
centage of alcohol In motir fulh I
, now stands at 25 to 75 per cent brn
; zol.
i The other remedy proposed is an
German Revenue
Hit W hen People
T j w t IriTeaae in the price of distillid wl-
IJSP LUllIOr cchol. Builnm nrclm, however. ay
UOt UHUUl ttiin will result in trimming th Uo
frcrn the tall, as the present mi-
rtvttr tj is t . i . mented price of ilSO a hecolilre W
BEHLIh f,-7hfvjgh the mowing t(. a rriJucllwn of one-llflh In the
abstinence cf Germain from hard ccnsumption of cordials in lbJH
liquo.. the (?ovrnrr.fnt Is facing a To add to the woes of the mon-
niatenal lfs of revenue from Its state cixily manager, is the fact that ihev
alcohol monopoly. i ovtr 400 (XX) hecolitrra of al-
Thli year's profiu fre eBtimated cohnl from last year's aupply while
at 4b0.000.000, an increase of 26 per this year an exceptional potato har-
cent over the previous year. Hut re- vent has kept the country's h'l.G)
turns thus far indicate that there distilleries gHKC augmented s'ei
U1 be a deficit of around 40 per cent
wiw important item. i
Bales t.x alcohol for Industrial pur- '
;.re. Rhow a slight inrremne and the
use of alcohol in motor fuels H about .
at the same level. he difference.
therefore, lies in the smaller con- .
' -Ti n nf ch naps and cordials.
Two main cures are help? con-
I.KI.KX IIINNKK JACKKT
'L K.I
1 . : . 5 a v. r
1
1XJXIXX tjr The txem itim.ir
Jarite'. niada It debut In E.inlarnl
wlirn Colonel Dcnnlston apjx-aretl al
r Ulni:er party given by Ills wire.
I.arty Caniavon, In a coat llie culcr
c. tHUIard clJtS.
Artist's drawine, showing the proposed Golden Gate Bnd2c which will join the Coast
highway from Mexico to Canada. The bridge will span the entrance to San Francisco
Bay, and will cost S30,000,000. The cables which will support the suspension bridge will
be 36 inches in diameter, and will have a high safety factor. The inset shows a section
of the cable, which is compressed by a hydraulic press. The car is a Buick sedan, with
its fair driver viewing the proposed bridge site.
MARKED
DOWN
LUGGAGE
that will "MARK YOU
UP" when traveling.
Now is that time to buy
your needs in this line at
reduced prices.
1 used .saddle, excellent
condition, ?12 value
$45.00
POCKET KNIVES
Special
Regular SI. 00 at
49c
Regular $2.00 at
98c
Grace
Harness Shop
wwanextrin.:...
I i
Sewer Pipe
Drain Tile
Fire Brick
Fire Clay
Roofing
Metal-Lath
Spray Materials "
Cement
Lime
Plaster
Salt a
Fertilizers
Poultry Feeds
Poultry Remedies
SAWYER HOLMES
MERC. CO. v
1433 JEFFERSOX ST.
Phone Main 17 . -L
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