La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 26, 1931, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPage Fonr LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Monday, January 26, 1931 (Incorporated) An Independent Neifjpaper P. E. PINLAY , Editor and Publisher HABOLD M. FIKLAY . , Business Manager Published evenings, except Sunday, at 1710 SUtb. street La Grande, Oregon. Entered at the Postofflce of La Grande. Oregon, aa Second Clan Mall Matter tinder act or Marcb 2. 1878. OFFICIAL PAPER OP UNION COUNTY AND THE I crnr of la granoe MEMBER OP ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to tiae for publica tion of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited If published herein. All rights of republication of special dis patches In this paper and also the local news herein also are reserved. , . National Advertising Reoresentatlve M. C. MOGENSEN CO., Inc. ' . San Francisco, Loe Angeles, Seattle, Portland. Chicago, Detroit, New York SUBSCRIPTION RATES Br Carrier Dally, two weeks In advance , Dally, six months In advance : Dally, single copy Dally, per month In advance . . Dally, per six month In advance . Daily, per year In advance By MaU . 85c . 6c . 60c -M.60 .-5.00 ADVERTISING RATES . Display, foreign, per colum Inch Time contract prices on application 42c In Washington Br Herbert P! u miner WASHINGTON If the gods of po litical fortune smile on the democrat! and they are able to organize the 72nd congress, then It will be worth while to keep an eye on the Texans In congress. Especially is this true in the house of representatives. In that body the state oi Texas, through lis represen 8:30, Denver concert orchestra and male quartet; 9:30 to 11, NBC. Oakland KGO (TOO): 6 to 12, NBC programs. KLX (630): t5, concert duo; 7, news: 7:30. musical programs; 10. old-tim program; II, classic records; 11 30, dance music. Los Angeles KHJ (900 : 6. fashion program, piano music; 7, CBS; 10, news, dance music: 13 to 1, organ. K.S'X 1 1060) : S. organ. Serenaders: 7. Watanabe and Archie; 7:15, songs; i i .ou, (.do, o, r i&ijicii o.ou, pop kept In water of a higher tempera ture. Each egg began to develop into a tadpole. But. as was to be antici pated, compared to the egg kept In normal temperature, the one in the colder water developed slower, while the one In the warmer temperature developed laster. Noted Britons Have Many Freak Talents- LONDON UPt Frying "hot dogs" I nas been added to Winston Church- j 111 s accomplishments. Over Night News (By The Associated Press) domestic New York Canadian rum ship cap- Prevlouslv h hid yirrt hrirv tain killed when coast guard shells Here. then, were three eggs, all the 'layer, newspaperman and hat exoert 1 vessel ten miles off New Jersey coast. same chronologic age. but each of a i In addition to his claims to fame I Washington Senator Wheeler is dlfferent development age. How old, 'as soldier and statesman. I sues statement questioning Hoovers then, were the developing tadpoles? ooast that he had fried a ""une on promomuu. , Ktmf.n. nrrinn lu,, . ! saus&pp rirw nMiH rens-TM chleasro Confidence ring reported ducted with fruit files. By keeping low members of parliament and call- !f have swindled a senator and other t-tin ...... .i.. i , i ular DroeriEs: 9. drama: Q-an n- : .i... i n , . . " . (Hi nrT.,itmn nin m 1 1 i nothlM. power In congress. ; semble; 10. Wranglem: 11, organ. hence relatively lnactHe.'thelr chron- George's penchant for giving free Washington Senator Smoot 111 of r itnuj: i) t .j. sux:c iiinri fj at clcgic age time alon -that is. age measured in morie shows of the American wild i influenza. fall to that gentleman from Uvalde Tarn il-' q S'IuwSSm T . ? 1 by the name of Jack Garner. Career 'JS Xs -SJ? Wallan: i yo? a11 tUT iimit- nftniH cir ,ha r-h.(r i 9 -30- covert music; 11, NBC. j of course tnis expe: -has been prolonged be- west type. Miami, Fla. Bandits holdup gamo- From this revelation of talents ;1ng house for 89,000 as police raid dt rriifrw tnic im-tit ic a came these other facts- : raim liiand club. salt Lake City 1 nresent aoDlicahle oniv to pnin-hifwi- fr?d Montaeu. under-secretarv for! New York Dutch fcchultz. beer the chair would go that bie black ' . o.i. musical ; eu animais, or to insects, whose liv- " nnusn caomec, is a ciever ; """J- "B - automoblJe which Garner now refers i V ' ' w B"":, 7 i Har-sing processes reaauy respond to out- X 1 J " reiusea oners to "'""J would take the speaker's chair from j to as "our car." To 6am Rayburn of Bonhcm would go the chairmanship of the important committee on interstate and foreign commerce. For years the state of Texas has sent men to Washington who have made names for themselves in the field of transportation legis lation. MORE RIG -tons John H. Reagan was father of the Interstate commerce commlsison while a member of the senate. Since his time there always have been in con gress one or more Texans who have specialized in this field. t Hat ton W. Summers of Dallas would head the judiciary committee me of the most Important of all. A11 proposed changes in existing law are considered ny this Cody. To the "Gentleman In the Wheel Chair" Chats With Parents e-Qrrt cltm.ri,. ronriitimc w EO on the sLaee and null rAhhlt nnr maianaDOUS American region e- ! blooded animals, Including man. do ' hats- , cutlve committee endorses immediate I not respond In anv like measure to Robert W. Smith, conservative cash retirement of veterans' compen the Influences of temperature. Bears member from Aberdeen, likes to de- 1 satlon certificates, and other animals, however, hibernate s:Ka clothes and once draped a stun- ! Washington Red Cross collects 2. in winter. nmS evening gown for a niece whose 125.400 of $10,000,000 drouth relief All of this raises a question which had delayed In arriving fun. , we may hope science will some day from London. F ore Ign socn answer namelv. must the dura- William Graham, president of the I New Delbl. India Lord Irwin or , tlon of life be measured In Years British board, of trade, has been ders release of Gandhi and other airm. or i th, mh.r ,HH. '.i known to stand In the house and i nationalist leaders. learns oi statistics xrom mem- , I or, out ms hobby In that connection . ts lootoau records. J. S. Clarke, socialist from Marv in Rr Ailr Jurisnn Pen!. The eaf lest and most natural thing ! al 'actor o! measurement? to do when a child does something J you don't want him to Is simply to i FOOD VALl'E OF MILK If". ,1 fTSJ?.?OTr.L..A. ZSLSL V??rSSJ22aL h'": used " ainial trainer bound to be ineffective. Illinois in which the food values of anti ltnn in iv.if Moe Suppose your child Is in the habit jrcw mliJc were compared with those Arthur Shepherd, socialist from of helping himself to any candy he j ci pasteurized milk. Darlington, likes to pal around with finds laying about the living room, i The value of these experiments is tramps and is reputed to know most The easiest and most effective way j to be found In the following: Health of England's regular hoboes by their, of stopping him is to remove the i authorities are agreed that with the monickers. . canay. vmenever me situation may ) exception cr breast milk fed bv FIND IT HERE Copy for this Column most be In by 9 a. m. . of Columbus Is referred to would go And this is his commandment. That we should believe on the chairmanship of the rivers and ?fil wnini V? i1 ,hU5 s"rPy solved. It Is much the i healthy mother to a nursing Infant. GREECE BARS VOl'NOSTERS iSl'1" i milk to be used for hurnan con-i FROM FOREIGN SCI sumption should be pasteurized. NOW- You May Buy Oshkosh B'Gosh Tlie World's Best Overall" At FALK'S For $1 50 A new low price on Oshkosh B'Gosh Overalls and besides that you get a comfortable, full cut overall; made of the tough est est denim woven, with, wide legs, big pockets, fully rein forced and absolutely guaranteed. FALK'S La Grande Store Hemstitching, pleating, button the name of his Son Jesus Christ, nnrl lnvp nno nnnthpr s harbors committee. im u mmmnJinont 1 lnl,n5.OT Fritz Lanham of Fort Worth would have his choice of two committees over which to preside. He could head SCHOOLS ! holes, etc. Norton's Kiddy Shop. We need not be afraid that In mak- -Ailv. lng It easv for the child to be good I ln certain quarters, however. It . " rearing tnat thou- we are depriving him of necessary as oojtcted that heating milk de- , cnuaren were learn-1 NOTICE TO PAY discipline. Every child has plenty olroyed a portion of i food value" l?fto'I?alE loreiP languages better A P" rieIf" adjustments to make. The entire "nder the Influence of this im- their "'.f senate has pass-, H"a Md Implemmt Co. ki ndly . j n-ci 4iir , ed a law Drohlbitlnt? native minds cali at La Grande National bank and Xh'U-r V P"1" jhlm constant sacrifices of Instinctive ed as "more healthy" than pasteurl t'h nlltfDlnK foreign schools until 5. J&ISK? fZFfl might choose the committee on pub- nipacl.rps j ized milk. tney nav passed the sixth grade. i ilardware and Implement Co. 1-J6-1 t me experiments were undertaken The only exceptions were the three ( DEPORTING ALIEN GANGSTERS r A 4 i. j. Zi. : - l:. ;; 1 1 a 1 lir crrminrin x ieaut'1 wiiit's 1 ai it, is 1 is ooiiiion me wav to renuce 1 m,sr 1 .iki.. v,S AA, HUf',.u ..1 ..There are several Texas representa-t ZwrZtotZ unions.. Two SS. "f? ?.?J J'S ... ..,Cwv, ,0 w utl,u.t w.c iv.;iK.i-UUiii kiiuinidia, mm t.ves wno would rank nexf to the 1 a chlw wbo lnlsu upon biting bis , oi comDaraoie experimental ani- stnIctIon oirS " WTVJiZZt. of the estate of Motler Elledge. de- ,,1. . v.e jj one raw milk, tne rr, . . . .-7' " . r aaca,, ,,rt hnvi-ntr mmliftpri. nnfln in line with this suggestion it is interesting to note that Sec- comrnTunlmriuond wnJcnri i naUs' we can " least "elp 1Um by . commivtees a position wnicn IS , manleurini? thpm Hnvlner rinn this retary of Labor Doak is attempting to carry out such a pro- 8tratKlc- gram. !no. men- T , There's Marvin Jones of Amarillo. t In declaring this purpose the Secretary says that it is for example, under democratic con not the intention to drive outany alien without a fair trial, to the Chairman of Wthdcgricuiture but promises that constant pressure within legal bounds will Should this aim succeed it will be of material assistance in "powerfup one raw milk. other pasteurized milk. They received no other food. mines yeast and cod-liver oil were nuniLs mirwl trt Ti-it Vi fna 111- p r u manicuring them. Having done this, we can direct him to some other ac tivity whenever we see fingers go into his mouth. Furnishing the child with a desir able activity in place of an undesir able one is a fundamental principle of ail child training. If your child ltlrAB in marlr tin Ua CTnlto wtVi hlr crayons. Kive him laree nieces of Da- !and Fowtl1 as wcU 85 chemical com- your Valentine party, along with new things for your card prizes. Visit Richardson's Art and Gift Shop and enjoy the Valentines. 1-26-3 t. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE COUNTY COURT OF UNION COUNTY, OREGON.- In the Matter of the Estate of Motler Elledge. deceased. Tli. ,,n,1arctcmoH Vtdvlnc hsnn riutn appointed by the County Court of Union County, Oregon, administratrix of the estate of Motler Elledge. de- There are 46 primary and second- has been made for the benefit of the ceased, and having qualified, notice ary foreign schools ln Greece. 23 creditors and all accounts must be s nereoy given to tne creaitora ana American schools which alone were! but i." :i ?o - mu. - -hoinl, .lalm, int ih to guard against the lack of vita- lT.' S.d'"n- American paid totne undersigned at tne ut , ;""r , ""I"' r tZn V, They have 9,390 , Grande National bank. H. E. Coolldge. j deceased, to present inem, veruiea as Bwi-,, i.oo.q , required by law, within six months aaaiKiiee. . i o v. nublication of this notice. to E. R. Rlngo, attorney for said ad- I minlstratrlx at his office ln the Both sets of animals were com- oit nrt,:W , .... (pared on the basis of general nhvsi- " .V V"... FRESH FISH MOSS leal appearance, health during the MELBOURNE Australia A U.1? l0Ur .goid.Ilsh7" elTed at i West-Jacobson building, La Grande, -e.,r- !nts'. wclgm' worlQ's ford is ctoimed for a year- " " ,S.t t Oregon, be used to drive from our country all aliens who are found on !ns!ar .a,tal,r' JommlttM- ! per to mark up instead. Pion of hlr bnes. ln days ln the Ncw ! . - guilty of preying upon society, and special attention-is to lie b. kS". man on the m.uta iSE ! nLVJr" Xy i SfcSS Arh?V?TTTMn ClVPn tn KO-rallpd rnrlfPfpnns committee 'possible to olfer him something i inat ne amals fed pasteurized milk ton. Victoria, says some davs the on Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Ph. " " 1 iiamn f. rmcnanan oi 3 ran nam .,iu. -,in , m-,. . wic m way resDect less neaitnv nr v-.- 1 iu w... . ... , Ma't. ok i.io.i , . . . . wj-m iu Riic Him oa ucpjii cu A3- . . -.-. ' . "iwra a, iiuiiua, OUt aiWaVS i-Jir-i ,u, occupy me same position on 5ible the same pleasure. Don't take : e"-oevciopea man tnose fed makes up for It by laying two or the powerful appropriations commit- I ., ,, k. ,r ,hn v, ; on raw milk. v(,n ,hril ' rS. or the movement to control and eliminate crime in the United : "hthe 0tm.x:Ira" w" i is pounding the furniture and ask ' " the ?.tra7 d.";lns one Th ick is of the Khaki campbeii " f ; mm 10 play with nis Kiaay itar. Give; " in atrajn. a block of wood or an Impunity. Competition has always been rec- became 111 and most of them died of an Intestinal disturbance. ' A coyote killed 35 high grade tur- Jf -T"20: mllk' lhen' has no less ke-5 ln "'I on a Swln Vall"v food value than raw milk. It is. how- Idnho. farm. vauey. ce., uiudi more saie. me heating process does destroy some of the vlta- States. Of Course, it is Well knoWTl that Criminal activities "ot Tennessee were elevated to the;hlm instead are not entirely charg-eable to aliens, and while the latter, democratic floor leader. Buchanan are responsible for a large share, efforts will also be directed ';wpopur10dprKLnTcoZr1?Se:blp ' nwninnl' nil vAmM.i-stMM 1 With t Via tneobanhln . halnvmn- "6'""k )shlp of ,our 'lmporlan- comm;, ognlzed a, , an eflective means of mak- ; mlne quailty of th'e - Foreigners are admitted to the United States on the the- ",k'n, "'c"0 LL c" i lS5oiv t?. rS t"!at thf tndwduli rJ .0B-,l,T,i.".c'udlnI SI ory that they will prove to be of assistance in the building of enviable one. : our nation. The great majority have fulfilled this expecta-JscS" " '" depen''5 the afor"a"' : tion. But for those who have come here for the purpose of s : criminal activities there should be active prosecution and eventual deportation. It is therefore a matter of congratula tion that the .Secretary of Labor as proceeding vigorously' along this line of action, Dated January 12, 1B31. MIRIAM ELLEDGE, Administratrix of the estate of Motler Elledge, de ceased. Jan. 12, 19, 26. Feb. 2. FOR VOI R CANARY FOR VALENTINE'S DAY The finest bird remedies are made You will find the cleverest line of bv Snratt. You will find the full line Valentines suitable for every member of Spratt's carried by Richardson's of your family and friends, in the Art and Gift Shop. Try a package of wonderful selection now on display this fine bird seed. It will save you at Richardson's Art and Gift Shop. ; money and keep your bird always Also clever Tally and Place Cards for well 1-26-3 t. ! In the diet codllver oil. fruits and 1 1 vegetables. LOW PRICES CUT CHICKEN THEFTS OIL CONSERVATION does not come out at the head of the list. ! In certain progressive schools a j LAW AVI) . new form of competition Is being i : used. Each child is urged to compete I with his own past record. He Is en- MADISON. Wis. IA1 Chicken thlev . couraged to keep a simple graph or ery shows a decline ln Wisconsin ' chart of his progress. " ! but whether It Is because of a new This method has been found par- l inw tiw. -.....t , , ticularly ellectlvc in helping children' certain. . . . , .. National Broadcasting Co.: 6. Mu- I 1 ', W J " , T ,.i,, ,..,, X ' tcn"nS of poultry had become so " J 1 Ma8,E"",:, 6i30' PPV'ar ffi'nKB' re' ; ""no be made to hold much lima" j S' 'n Jf Vi I I show; 7. musical comedy numbers: lc lnterest for tnem. felony making the crime a 7:30. dance music; 8. Amos and An- ,h ..- . .v,ifi i 'e,.ony:. . .. Radio Programs TUESDAY PROGRAMS With adverse conditions to lie overcome at every turn oil, gfm: 9. Proi,c:Tio convicted of 10. concert orchestra; 11. dance hour. :.:'7.,., ,i,,; rt,.; 7A ,.V.h I na5 aecreaseo 1H per cent, but Oil ' conservation nevertheless made distinct gains in 1930. presents a much more assuring picture today than it did a. pop"'" music: i, ensemble and solo-; drcsslng; orderliness, habits of clcan- . Jl , ' ' lsta; 8, Northwest review; 8:30. songs, , n,, nnri In tfnrhlnt? them tn nhnrf year ago, and there is every reason to expect further im-. ensemble: 10. sunshine program; certain provement during the next twelve months. stealing chick- proving their conduct in such rou- tne prlce c pouUry h drop 'd 12" I np matters os snfcd and neatness in 1 K .J. "MUiUFr"- - r.ormwesi 0roaocasung system: o. ne mat.er8 as soeed and neatness in i "V . . "4 " less prolltable. -- - - . a . cervam rebuoiisiowiiii's w nicn inut.c ,A 10:30. organ, blues singer; 11. dnnce hcme morc pleasant for every one. , music: 12 to 3 a. m.. request pro- instead of telling Helen that she Since the close of 102f) th storUa nf nil nn hand Vi'ivn dr. from. should try to be as helpful or as OII1CC ine Close OI UtJ me StOCKS 01 011 On hand hae ClOr l . Co,umb nroo,cllstlnB syst,m: , prompt a, her sister, suggest instead Creased by 26,000,000 barrels, and the total production of concert music, novelty features; 7. I that it would bt lun to hothpr , . ...... , ..,...,.. . . Joe and VI: 7:30. movie nroKram: 8. I she cant do better this week than craae peiroieum in tne united btates ast vein- was 107. 0 .- rrrh,.i,.. an Mrtnn h... ,i ; last. iveepiziK u miiijjii: ti,iiiu ilwiu of her Improvement will help to hold United States was conserving its oil and checking over- ,- " mt;ndTerpV,nSanuy'or.heIUl1,thrae; proauction, Kussia, Venezuela, I'ersia, nuniitnia and some khq 590i: 7 a. m.. Town cner. Itl.KillT-RKSISTANT IlKANS KOUillT TO Ct'T CHOI- LOSS whereas she was prompt for breaklast ,, , . . ..... news start o' Diiy 8 Happytime- 9 ! only twice last wceK, sne naa oeen Other Countries Were increasing their production, although it Lumberjacks, feature. Walt and Nor- ! on time on four mornings of this in. t?nlnr HRrmnnv: 10:30. Worn- t vr KJR (370) Seattle 6 to 3 a. nbs pro- meant wasting precious resources. In spite of this the Umtd States is still furnishing 65 per cent of all the petro leum consumed in the world. Conservation measures are responsible for the material reduction of our oil surplus above ground. These measures grams were much more effectual than the figures indicate, for dur- j KPRC JTi'Tm.. cbs Pro ing the year new causes for overproduction appeared in the srnm- , - .. . , .. . . 11 KPO (6801) 0 tennis. Cecil and IOrm 01 new Oil lleldS, diminishing Consumption, improved Sally: 0:30. organ music, Henry Starr; refining methods producing more gasoline from each barrel ,m$TZpZ pf crude oil and the increasing foreign production. Had roUL?;l7,S,?,:3M0,SJ!,c,"l: 10, dancc conditions remained unchanged, the conservation steps taken i ' 'rai-ima ,U l , , , . ,, , 1 KVI (760): 9, CBS; 9:30. orchestra; would have absorbed virtually the entire surplus. ! 10, cbs. irortlunil KEX (11801: 8, NBS: 8:30. songs: fl. ."NA.11l.Mi I'USTO.IIS .Catholic Truth society; 9:15. NU3 cu i i . , . .programs. Should mountains, rivers, lakes, etc. be named after living i nemcr men and women? They sometimes are. This question has : -KA : NB'": .""" raised controversies very recently, and yet there are some states that mu continuing the practice of designating many of their natural landmarks with the names of those who have attained prominence. Some years ago such confusion arose in the government maps, and conflicts between the various departments lie came so frequent, that the president established the United States geographical board to pass on all suggested names and give them official sanction. It was no easy task that was assigned to them, but it has removed a great source of confusion. This board has made it a practice to not give the names of living persons to natural objects of public interest. While there may lie exceptional cases, it is usually more appro-, priate to wait until a person has passed on, and has found his place in history, before according him such an honor. ' Because of the haste with which all matters have to bo handled so as to get the daily newspaper out on time, the public has leen very generous in making allowances for mistakes. Here is one that appealed in the Newark, N. J., Evening News: "She carried a shower boquet of roses, lilies of the valley and gardenias, and wore as her only garment, a pearl necklace." No doubt the proofreader, who permitted the word garment when it should have read ornament, is looking for another position. ' . Perhaps they keep on making new laws because the old ones are broken. WASHINGTON ()) Apparently the best control for bacterial blight ,- wincn, seconu to antnracnose. is the I worst bean disease, is the develop ment of blight-resistant varieties, says Dr. W. J. Zaumeycr, assistant government pathologist. The annual loss from the disease approximates a quarter million bush els . Losses ln bad seasons have run as high as 75 per cent of the crop. it wui inspire ncr wun moiu.m tlcularIy bnd yMr, completc destruc next week to make a perfect record j Uon 0, a Uc u n(jt u1lcommon man; til's Magazine: 11 :30. oruan, bulle- tinc all- I thirlln mucin- -in nr ches'trn: "5. Paul Whitman's ' music: I method. Instead ot making 8. N11C; 10. concert ensemble; 11 to I '". child feel either nler or or su- j ,,, , h , dnnce music. i ,., .w h received ts hichpet nrin. in is v ! to develop for himself lncreaslni;ly this season &4.283.187 for 895.583 i tUgh standards of conduct. I boxes of fruit. Health Talks I'l iu: Titroiiv One of the chticiu experiments I conducted by Jacques Loab rulsed the l t(iu'snuu wiicuiiT inu-aurtiuoii oi llie j can Justly be mensxireti by time alone. ) I in this experiment lw took three fertilized frogs' eggs, ull exactly the same ae. One he placed in water kept constantly at blood temperature. The second egg he placed ln water of a lower temperature. The third egy he AGAIN AVAILABLE In La Grande! The famous Standard Coal of Utah mined in the Sprinjr Canyon district from the deepest coal seam of the state and prepared by the finest coal tipple in the United States. Order a Trial Ton Today Satisfaction Guaranteed! Standard Coal Company 918 K'earns BUlg. Salt I-ake Citv Phone Wasatch 2:G0 We Sell and Recommend Standard Coal HOME LUMBER & COAL COMPANY Exclusive Local Dealer . Hume .M 218 '11 buy biscuits your and pay cash! On every tin of Schil ling Baking Powder you will find this printed statement: If you find any fault whatever in this Baking Powder, or think you do, your grocer will re turn your money and also pay for the eggs, butter, flour, etc., you have used. Vhethcr it's a 25c pan of biscuits or a 3 fruit cake, that offer stands. our grocer pays you in stantly. Yc pay him. It's the (ream of tartar in Schilling. That's the secret. Cream of tartar, not the cheap substitutes. SeisiSiissfj Baking Powder Cream of Tartar YOU ARE SAVING FOR THEM - TEACH THEM TO HELP TN families where there are children you'll find that most financial am J. bit.ons, most efforts toward accumulated wealth, are planned with the children's future particularly in mind. You naturally wa, to gWe your children as pood a start in life as possible and any estate that vou as parents, acquire will be left to your children. ' You are guarding your savings now so isn't it an excellent idea to train your children so they will be able to take care of whi Wo them? It's not a difficult matter, and every child cai hS a sa Ws account Give hem a purpose to save for-a doll carriage, a bicycle S pet-when they re young. You'll be surprised at the interest : thev t&P at the fine habits they'll form, and at the energy they'l use t Smpfrsh' that purpose. Later on let them save for an education for t 3, ! for some good livestock. They'll learn how easy it i ?oYave, how IS y money can accumulate. And they'll learn the value of money so that theS be prepared to take proper care of their own when your help and Advice is no longer available to them. 1 amice We have children's banks that you can have when vou onen vnnr youngsters account. Bring them in. Let them get acquainted with the friendly service a bank can render. "'u itn tne alember Federal Keserve Resources over 2 Million FORTY-THIRD YEAR OF FRIENDLY SERVICE"