La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 17, 1931, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text-4. Saturday, January, 17, 1931 ' Pnge Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. 1 V (Inrornoriitctl) An Iiiilciicnilriit NtHvaprtprr IV R. K1NLAY Editor ami l'ubllihcr, HAllOU) M. F1NLAV UualncM Manager I'uUllali.'rt (ivcnlngn, except Bumlny, at 1110 Sixth ilreet La Grtuulc. Orrgon. s KutrriHt nl tlm Paatof(loi of Iji QrniulF, Oregon, Becond CIbm Mull Mutter Ulltler net at M.uvh a, 1H70. ' xWlOIAL 1'AI'KK OP UNION COUNTY AND TUB CITY OP 1.A (I RAN UK , MKMIIKIt OP ASSOCIATED I'HKSM ) Tho AasoclntcU IMesa la exeliilvrly rntltltxl to two for publtcn-? tlon of nil now illttpntehrM eretllled to It or not olherwlne credited If published herein. Alt rights of repuhllcntlon of apeclnt dla pnlcheit In thla pnper itnd nlao tha locnl uowa herein nlao nro nervetl, Nntlontil Advert InIhk Hepreaenutlvo M. 0. MOOKNSKN CO., Ine. Sun Frnnctaco, Iavx Anitelra. Senile, lorMand, Chicago, Detroit, New York BMISCHU'TION 11ATK3 It)- Currier Onlly, two wneka In ndvnnre ... Dntly, alx moniha In ndvnnco ...,.,.......... Dully, alnglo copy ...nH.(M.. lly Mull Dnlly, ner mtmlh In tulvnnei. ........... Itaily, jer atx month In advance ............ Dally, per year In advance . use . 60 . B00- .3 0 ..(3.00 ADVKHTISINO RATES Dlaplay, forelRii. per colmn Inch ...m......,.., Diapiay, uval, per cvmnn men Time contract price on nppltcatlou ...450 Wilton ndmlnlstrntlon whtm the prrAklrnt pnuNfCl bcslito a gateway to tho Whlio Homo to allow n lit tle, ono-luimo. closed contrnptloa piiaa out Into .Yimnylvtinlu avenue. T.UT V.H MUSI' 'i'hlB wiw tho currlnKO of tho White Kouho houM'kocprr off for tlint Uny, porhnpa to purehtwo Bttppllen may be for n turn n round the Mull for n bit of rccrcutlou. Tho other la an open affair of the barouche type. Junt how ninny prrsitlcnta and their wives Imve ruuiPii in it no one nceius to know. It wiw tho cnrrliiKO rromrtei.t Wil son rode in when he was lnnugu-; rnti'd, ami on mnr.y other auto oc- ' c anion fi. Prettldnnt Tuft was the first to briiiR tho nutomobtlo to the White Houo, Hut tt Wit quite a whllo uner tma brtorr tho currlufto was dcrinltrly tltscnnled, nd there nre now on tho govern ment payrolls, ncrocn who once know tho pride ol White House liv ery us coachmen and footmen. They ft re now serving nit departmental mcRRrnKcrs. One of tho moat fa mllinr of these tit an old negro named Chnrlle Mass, who drove Alice Hocwpvelfa currlnKo when ahe HwU at tho executive mansion. OUR OUR WAY By J. R. Williams By faith Abol offered unto God a more excellent sacrifice Hum Gun, by which he obtained witness that ho was righte ous, God testifying of his gifts: and 4v it he being dead yet sponkoth. Heh. 1 1 :4. If' WK OM.V KNKW U we knew tho cares and trial. Knew the effort all In vain. Ami the bitter dtitnppotntmont, trudentttotl the low and satn Woild the (trim eternal rvninln.es Weoiu, 1 wtmder, Junt the frame? Should wti help when now we hinder? Should-w pity where now we blame? Oh. we judge each other handvly. Knowing not We' hidden forx; Knowing not the fount of Action 1 l-ea turbid t Ita mmtve, Heel mi not amid the evtl All the iMen grain of xxl. And we'd love each other belter It we otly understood. Cntld we JudpK all deed by motive. i That 4iurrond each other i rVe the naked hett and unrtt. Know what spur tho action itwvs. Often we ahould find it better. Purer than we judp we nhould. We ahould Kve eavh better If we only underidov1. Ktllns rmvATi: car now White House carrlaKcn have nl exrept in tho dnya of Washington .wnya been Kovertiment property, and Jefferson when prcttuteutx owned and maintained their sinbh-s. Now, with the Hoover transpor tlon fleet completely motorized, with Mr. Hoover ontn,s; her car and with several of the president's own nutomobllcti in the service of the White Houso. tho day ot private ly owned transportation for the man sion seems to be returning, Mrs. Hoover drives her own car about Washington, without even a chauffeur to meet a flab tire emer Kency. However. Trwddent Hoover doewri aeem to go In for that sort of UUntr. We'vo never lieard of him driving his own car. MEW , VWOttPW WART t AT BAW -STTiM ' UP R UA.WIKJ 7' 1 ft'!1 y & Health Talks kf OPEvJ ',M uP am coo h Coz. AJHEJO X JERK" IT, J yf v Ht LAV'S DCNMM AM UsPor, we SiTS UP- AKj'lF ) A-A AJ6. "Tooki aroumo, we f UCOQPLE: -TTmE-S., .; . ,4-. feSSBBgfei .?4- ra u a Mr.orr. HEROE'5. ARE. MADE -MOT" SCRt-4. C I gJO Bt HZA SCRVtCt INC 1 When Intereat la Low Probably the great majority of J unthinking business men believe that Interest is low when money I Is plentiful, and high when money j Is scarce . This view, however, is ' fallacious, anil the fallacy consists In forgetting that plentiful money ultimately raises the demand for loans just as much as it raises the supply, and therefore has Just as much tendency to raise interest as ', to lower it. All Dependa Adlicted with an in-growing con science, a lady from the Cornhusk er state solicits the Lincoln Star's : opinion whether ' betting is gam , bling?" "That depends," replied i the editor. "If you bet on three J kings, that's gambling: if you bet ' you can make three spades, that's j entertainment : if you bet wheat will go up, that s big business.- F ALE'S La Grande, Ore. Motquito'a Powera Male mosquitoes as a rule do not iiito lunixi nf the fact that the i mouth parts are not sudiciently de i veloped to enable them to pierce j the -skin. Both seses buzz, at i though the pitch varies with the species an well as sexes. Original Engliahman I The face of the first English man, according to a European ex pert, was animal In type, with a broad flat nose, a massive jaw. small chin and shaggy hair. Read Our Monday Night's Ad for Startling Announcement 28 States, Alaska And Porto Rico if Share In $1,677,559 Federal Funds mkuk'.m. hi -t: vm it The tp-by-atrp story ot medical research aoldom la known to the pub" lie frrnrrally. lionet- when n valid ! ry In mctllclnc haa been made, it uaiially ccm to the public na if m n cirar skv. I Otlrn enough, 'hoamr as In f 1 WASHINOTON. Jan. 17 Twfnty- spondinft 812 .500.000 for national for Instanc of Insulin, thrrr la bohlnd '"Kht "ws- Alaska, and Porto Uiro est reads and trails. Fire protection, the dlscoTorv vcars. it not ric.-irt.wL to the extent, ot J 1.677, Sjfl planting, and other improvements of research. 'n the receipts ot the national lor- which will maintain and increase the That the public Is entitled to know rw Ior ,n isca I year 1JS. This productivity of the tonests require "srhat Is golns on" tn medicine not Amo,"u represents 25 per cent of the other larye amounts. By pracurin e-en the most retlrmc ot reeai-'i lotil receipts, and checks hare the silstalneri-yield try ot forestry, wcrtcr will Oenv, but that fie prb- lw" mailed Irom the treasury de- the forest service Is endeararlnc t.i llcatlon of unfinlhnl oi unverified PAr,n1' IO ,!,e Individual slates, ac- niaSe lv-rr.-..u;ent the industries of f vpertmental uwrk u extremely haa.- vr"in to an announcement tsvlsy ihe national Jorest regions. aiMous must he evident to cvervone. l,y ,!,e forest service, t. s. depart- Distribution among the states con It ts thereto?, as much to the In- 01 culture. tamlnc national forests of their irrr oi Ule OUUIle as to !,! T. ... Chats With Parents phytieun. thm the mimical ro'- rts Mr 'Ai m the a::rv- share of fellows: nx-finis for ltV?0 la cnvnlrttton of prvltmltiAry trivwts of th P"11 yer. ihc .M;lKv.ni KtrntUio xvntutw Vr cent rrtur.i 10 the sAtc is ,iXA TUf history of mcdlctnr contAln l jKoivrtlcn :o the wcrlp: Anrona ihfixl trww n:tbnl forots w:t:.in coh 5tAt. A stag's ol r.a- C4hfonu roi.vncs Tl.,., C..;i;,... ,.-;.K ..r .l.., cruel reminders of this ha.-5.rd t.-.-v ,uv i. niiiii.it linn I'liavMuiv ine oi mi vim iiiv'ii ; a rev-ent hasty and unwarranted that Kv iUtondinir strictly to busims of an urnt nature and w-kJV..1"" avoidinjr distractions that usually aectnnvnv tho plavinjr of i";' siwiv certain cure tor hun- y-"""' ... I.e. drcis of cancer sufferer sre mi IHMltlCS, COnjTlVSS COllltt Complete- alt necessary WOrk IvfOlV Mere classical examples ftt the dan- '"""V natio.ial fores: la-.-.tts, to be Ma ntijounnnent of the short session on March 4th. cultiv, and Khrhch's eral mvn-.ent in lieu of taxes. led oy levter.u statute, the funds nevl over to the eounues c.i:i- Fl.-nda Cnvrcia Idaho vunr branch of congress, as now wnst.Hutt.Hi, ivst.s the m;yor j ?h tubc:v ivlnsibility, ' Kwh thought tht v.iwwuun usM lor jhoK'ls. r.r.d rivis. An Axi.HU.Huil t umt. Adctit-iiM.At 10 jvr otni ot forest r CftptA IS 5itt aS-Uit MCh jwr ! :sU for fore.; rxxds. lt tvr Ml.-hliTAIl New H.:-p. I-iwrgvncy ivUct mcasuivs. which riaent lKxwcr a SSrra fi5 h us cabinet and CtMjnsion;il majority Micw aiv aviotiu.Mto tpmi.v r,n jwvW i n k! f-wr? bounr5, oj::hc-n;a , until tno 5cvcnty-ccMut conjnw conwnos next IKvonUvr, ' howw. thr rp" r!Uu!M uon Iriie' r-v pur- f-ti" , .wv v v rMv viuu-'ium ini wiiif tut i v i retw tine - r..rvtK-Ai ifAv'- tnurijv," Lh - IV. nrc talking of hhmv ivlicf spending while suvplv bills csson- ;vw'u jiionnw aim iubi uni ui cany on mo RvormwM worK lor anotner ycai ivniain it alvyanco. Wlulc discussion cvntinuos over ivliof for those ad- o A tho njuon-si tv.;s, tho:r r,,pr.H(fc r-p ptv:es3 :o .noj-rAi-f m tiit fxur.rf 31- rp KUAca tlfvrtojv, says, t:: fcro; : - S. D&lnou f inv: a Vircir.iA . .. S i.h RM.KS OI THK THMVVIO 1 Ai tjw- Athn.A cV.;i vi one o; tJk u1kw. Mottv: hvVTM,Al in Xr York. ja- i:rniA at otirrol a jy-i vf n:;i& lVldOl for. it IS Woll t ivturn.lwM' tl..t nlc itM n.ic. prowl f wlw a:M h.vS a:J devropmc ihe rtuvi forwts.. . , , x. j.ivo.iM tf mtfrv.t to all AMhr. T-. vrAr tf fM.-n.I covrr.:v.tvit is niws arc msscxt it will ivsult in manv ivivloss nionihs f.r -.. thous;inds of y:wvnnnont employ os, who may lv oblivd to ainnwl to sonic somvo for lvi-sonal assisianct blibustcrs and similar methods to defeat, or delay should be foi-vuen and all should work for the best interests of the entire country. 25r nmci 92 .oaa J7 40S.S7i.iO 14 42.40 II. 4S1 4t 4 iVS 3 K5.V5dl.30 1 ,C3 !W 1.W.S 11 ia.?40ts 7rM9.VSS 2.57o 04 2t 43 25.103 29 ;VV2.V5 III. 074 04 2 110 07 lil.772 64 5 S04 S .t54 T7 44 1&7,(4 1 4?l 4 57,SC5 :7 13.30$ ?7 165 441 10 2 4xS.S 5S W.S2iJ-:S N ATIONAL THKUT WKKK National Thmt vk is tninjr in prominence and publie At iM supirt uh each pusiio; ytvU hni a very modest K yinnitiiT in Ut this nvwmcnt has jiwvn by leaps nnd Knmds until it is today c of the outstandirr educational canvjins of each year, Kaoh of the d,vs of National Thrift Week :s devotevi to sxmih s:vi:V thri:v er.terrnse. n-.rift is a diwi-sifievi sub ject. Maiy )vp!e have an idea that it means a spin; of tmseiMuess, and so therefore haw not j:ven the subiect the attention it deserves. The sjvnsoi of 1.r.f; Week aiv emiha!.imjr the fact that r.ney should not ojly bo saved bu: that :t sheu'd Iv sj r.t wiseV. that the greatest swi :v..v he avvn.p:.she.i by keejv.'xVjr nwoy in circulation, ;vs or.tv in that wav ixj:.:ons susia-.n.M ar,4 c:p r.v:it wrkcrs throughout the worid. Oivr. is also r,v;de a feature of SAvn to the m: reason that :t has Kvn denv: re wno s!;aiv w;:h others s?oes tvnoeK",c asssta;w to w tcnvjVrario :n hv. le vaaie of T.r.ft tetchi; i frd od.:ca;ona; :o:w wh:ch ear.!: cf jvaI adv.snve to cveiv e:t: sho;-,:d st:tv.;a:e a ".I tv.sir.-os.x. lv in the va-vv r.r.n-ev. e Thrs time i ;tv Tor :.-.c a-.Vxi ajra.n that :ar.y w s, K ar.-d to :hve Thry Al ax fvV.jw: ,1. it urtr rrvo.t st a or j r.Ayfvw. cso r.ot hAt a:jt pt ra- ,1 2 Kv-p ywir Nv.w s diut-rrv as pxSAiiiiN I'Toi ic yv.:r fcww ;t-h . a VAv-v.uin vlwisw Ai'ixl us? :t ,S. Clr -ur tvvirvwvi o4 All ius. tv pA:invix ac1 x-vr ooxyrM w.'.i, . moir -v. : Or. I y 1 rs: n;j: oi.,i vimnV Th-.s KuLi lf o: If i.vh S.;n.1. A.xi sr-.-uV. ty Aw1 hty ?nrs tv v-ArTl, A ' ihfy c:n-i 1 r.xM hAx hx-y c.::r;r.s cv hAnciiijrs.. 1;,-A:'i a".. p:Vs on your tvsi, ATivi iitx o; a;vvi h,x s.lvj.r :r :xxi, Sxhvaii rx oi pur h,vh;r , 4 Av.Vxj u oi .n.fci po-Arrs. m vir riif v-.o toi uj jc Iujc . IcT.j vV irtvt.s-.. ul rU; :2;f -tif i -.v. . i.V AX'.V AS fAT AS TvtSSiT-.'f. fXl"-. frvcn N.t.y $a s-tov e:vt:-5c r--:':'.cf rio:-,. tfxrxiw;-;f- ;r.-.;V' x.v -"-toTvs o.;;l Arxi 'a:"o.s71 rLti-X-r, I iv-t x'tYri-Mi y,x;r ?ioivwr: .vjaAy r.iftif. Ai'AsS orvrivi. x'h :ot r.'.-.:s:jra p-:r oc .jx.vr aavcsV :r. c....lj.7Yrj H yo.: v;s? ;o Tv'Attr. m.":. tv.'rrr or OxTs.-vfiJO iwrifr o: a:v v.v rf jkutr .J.v i.vfr xV 5 Mot VloAble DiATCOnd (Vol -1 v, Kjir.fv pel;. iTvrt. says tiiat rto ti.rv.ir.xl r.a nv.v-j in r. ,e 1 nv or.! jry of 1 i"? cwitn .V w oi ry of ! Vj n cv in 1 TV I was e-s.;rr.sEoo At S2.:uA T.e l:Hnn ijinnw 00 pt-r tY-r.t ot riVit pxs : v a r.:::':on :.xA;r 1 -x poxxL sr NTr.Nc rn to prison" ETC EXT, x,'aa. 16 .5' Randolph ?-'.a:e r:;or. f.7c : rotrT of .wf-r-r s;ore h PRESSING THE CHILD tty Alice Jmtson Pr;Ue A sSxyMr-old boy drives hfs fam ily to distraction by his slowness In getting dressed on school morn ir.es. 1; ts practically impossible to get horn oli on time unless his mother cr elder sister dresses him. This is a doubttul expedient. It will, to be sure, avoid nagging and tardiness for school, but u will tend to mafce the child lazy and depend-10- Fund ent while it does nothing to further mc ceveiopnieni 01 111s sense 01 re sponsibiiity. There are several other -ways in which The situation might be met. Observation may reveal the tact 60.495. hat the boy wishes to delay getting 4.592 5i9 to sencci because some.hlng in the soriool situation is difficult or un pleasant. It xnAv be that he dawdles in order to hold the center of the sta;e or beeauso he wishes to punish his ciders for behavior which he feels as injustice, unreasonableness or lucS of love. H may be that ccmparison with. ;:ic.'--er ch:l.1 who shines in the mat-' t-or d sli hep may have cause-d him ; o be ha ve as bad I y as possi ble 1 n order to show hia ccmempi for the hatful example. It mty aiso be that habits of self help were not begun early enough and that the child having been ba-bi-d unijl tie ac- of four or fiT has actually not yet learned to dress ii.mse'.f qujctiy and easily. Obv.cusly. sucoess in dealing wita tht" cilJiculty :irs first in elirmnat -Inc such causes if trtey exist. In any c-as It w.il be helpful to 'it 1 the child g up a httie earlier .-v allow 2::m more ume. It win also help if hy; clothing :s sr.rie. having a minimum num ber of fastenings and if ii is neatlr laid out fee hmi so tiiat he will not waste time in geiung it together. 7ti 1 1 1 tX'O 75 22 f'78 S3 lxS2.760.fil lxAU.II 66 COS 729 1 To? .01 4 ?.?e2 Sx-477 55 10 5? li 10 041 S2 14 101.14 .. " 4 029 t2 " 44.03 75 709.06 3.5C1 2 17 79 05 69? 17 1 SSS S7 25 122 47 4 9:3 59 66.57S.44 SH21 S7 531-71 THRIFT WEEK January 17 " (Pay Bills Promptly Day) 1. A most important asset credit is established. 'I. Eliminates the worry of debt. 3. Unpaid bills block the world's progress. 4. Eliminates the embarrassment of collec tion calls. 5. Increases self-respect. 6. Helps you to save. 7. Improves your standing in your commun ity. S. Relieves you of financial worries. 9. Only square way to treat those who trust you. 10. It is a busines-like method of procedure. La Grande National Bank Participates In National Thrift Week. e.xr;T GOVERNOR TAKES OATH OF OFFICE SlltBn Hill In !'s, ss ir e sicv;!.xa tt R.-tv zv?n:r of i? ,,v.;W) ! ( rv-sT oi rx-.i Siv.iiixO'S s;rt :! x-1 n -T fc;: I tx. 0 r -Y s Why Worry With Wash Day ! This Cold Weather Xo frozen fingers or waiting for the sun to shine if sent to our modem equipped plant. Call Main 77 and give us a try with your family wash flat pieces finished, garments' dried and starched if you wish. A sen-ice within reach of every family budget. ECONOMY WASH ROUGH DRY 'db. 9c lb. In our finished department everything mended, socks darned with no extra charge. MODERN LAUNDRY The House of Personal Service PHONE MAIN 77 xv.T;ri!.s:x1 7 .V !X.1 S. . . 1 ; O IV' i. : V101.KNT SWR.MS IN NORTH EUROPE -jy-r 1 .st ;-::r;:'t-i tz t-? e'e;tfz jcv-rrvcv c? - r C .-c : .'-z I M. 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