La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 06, 1931, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPage Four LA QUAmm KVNINQ UBSKKyipK, LA GKANDK, OK& Friday, March 6 1931 $Ia(ratthg footing kserfer (IncoriJoratrd An Independent Newspaper P. R. FIN LAY' Editor and Publisher HAROLD M. FIKLAY r , Builneu Mauager Published evenlnin. exccDt Sunday, at 1710 Sixth ttreet La Grande, Oregon: Entered at the Postofflco of La drantle, Oregon, aa Second Olaaa Mall Matter under act of Maroh 3, 1878. . - ' OFFICIAL PAPEn OP UNION COUNTY AND TUB CITY OP LA QRANDB MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS I Trie Aaaoclatecl Press Is exclusively entitled to use for publica tion of all nows dispatches credited to It or not otherwise crodlted' it published herein. All - rights of republication of spoclal dls- S latches In this paper and also the local news herein also art csorved. . National Advertising Representative M O. MOOEN8EN CO., Inc. Ban Francisco, Los Angoles, Seattle, Portland, Chicago, Detroit, Now York SUBSCRIPTION RATBS ttf Currier Dally, two weeks In advance ............... mM Dally, six months In advance .. Dally, single copy . Dally, per month in advance' , Dally, per six month In advance , Dally, per year. In advance Ily Mall . B8o ..4.S0 . Do . 600 ..$2.60 -.15.00 ADVERTISING KATES .Dlsplayi foreign, per colum Inch w. uispiay, local, per column Inch . Time contract prices on application -420 -460 county and local fairs, at farm picnics, in conventions and at 1 work on the farms. I have talked with them, and have 1 heard them discuss the problems of agriculture,, both of an I economic and practical nature, ' their thoughtful labor and I have sensed their desires and their ambitions. The more I saw of their accomplishments, the more fully I realized tho force for good that they repre ,sqnt. These boys and girls are dynamic. They are not satisfied with things as they are.. They have the determina tion to effect tho changes which will establish things as they ought to be. They are not the compromising kind; want, nothing less than equality with; other' industry, a standard of living equal to that of other classes of our popu lation, a future that is limited only by their ability to serve! Senator Arthur Capper. ' DIVORCE' AFTEE 16 YEARS' SAN- FRANCISCO. Mar. 16 W) Sixteen years after she had separated from Clarence A. Hanson of.Medford, O I r fj.ru. Marv Uftmnn. hart.' hj,n I have Seen the l'CSUltS Of i granted, an annulment of her mar riage iiKie tuuojr. erne exjuainea w tne.-court sna married Hanson In twentyf I' think to play without cnarge on tne Stanford KOll course: the other boys have to pay one dollar ; a rouna. The last tlme thlB event washeld. young Seaver started out badly- with 1 an 80-81 the first day, and suffered on mat nignc from tne nigntmare oi ra.aHr!i..1,8,mlTen,,allln8'to mk8 the grader-after hi. years- later' he admitted he had a wife and child In Illinois. RADIO SCREAM CAUSES DEATH. LYNN, Massv, MJor. 0 (AT A- wom an's scream, broadcast two 'weeks ago In the course of a'radlo mystery play, wtiu nn rpnlifft.lf. thnt Un follo They Done suffered a paralytic shock. She Uleu yeattriuuy. ' Nature covers the ugly places on earth with grass and vines and flowers. We might learn-something, from nature in the art of beautifying our cities. This Game Of Golf brilliant amateur. Allowing in the national - Next day he went out and did a 70 and 71. the 70 being a course rec ord at stroke competition, from the back- tees. This, not unnaturally jonaea unarue well within the charmed' circle; in fact, he" led the iieia oy ten strokes. ;. Thls boy, among others, Is. going, to be tough, tills summer and for some summers, to come, on the Pn- j clflc coast- and wherever h unpacks mo ciuun. . , Next Big Blimp Will Be Housed ' On West Coast WASHINGTON W Sunnyvale, 10PO acres oi not inrm mnu in a natural bowl below Ban Francisco bay. Is to bo transformed Into a $5,000,000 home for a protected euner-dlrlclblo, the ZRS-6. Tho site, 33 miles southeast ot Snn m- He that hath an ear, let him hear what the Spirit saith unto SJS Wh.S!SS me cnurcnes ; 10 nim tiuu overcoinem win i give to eat ot tne and associated chambers ot commerce hidden manna, and will give him a white stone, and in tho n"u W"J developed as a west coast stone a new name written, which no man knoweth saving ho . By DCCCrnBor.7ok the navy plan., that reCOlVeth It. KeV. 2:17. tho wide acres of alfalfa land and : - ' ' - ' seed farms will be converted Into a . ' llghter-than-alr base In tlmo to re- !. " TRAINING SCHOOL FACILITIES tZ TthzwTT aTo"Z Tho urgent need of training school facilities in connection un,or construction, with :tlio 'Eastern Oregon Normul Soliool is indicated. in. the h'Th.'Ato. IcKiS'TIS' com appropriation voted by the legislature of 50,000.00 for that gftSJSJSj n.T whSS'tnt S purpose. . The measure requires only the governor's' signa-, 18 n'e enough auo to accommodate -ri,i: ... the Los Angeles, tho navy's German- ture to make it effective-.- . , mode ngid In imer, In recognition of its necessity, recommendation for this rlr6t on the contemplated program .; . .. ,, . ., .. . ,, developing Sunnyvale will be appropriation was the sole item of capital outlay moulded. erection ot a hangar, estimated to inline budget of the State Board of Higher Education. The STpfT? contract'. 5 j suit-committee' of the ways and means committee came to ' it win bo i.na feet long. 308 foot M Grande, made a careful study of tho situation and un-' enough ",o 'ScJW dhiSlbS nnimously approved this item. After a thoroutrK' consider!!- r 10.000,000 cubic feet size. tin oil: Mil ..;,);., i. jj :iui ' 'A .mooring mast, towering 90 feet, wy, w mvnj uiu yijvtiui xvi liiu iiecucu ittuiiibiva will ue erected while By O. 11. Kecler '- Intercollegiate golf competition on , tho Pacific coast Is destined this ' vpiir tn hn fn-pnt.R Inunlunrl with th. '-'- - ' ' ' Stanford outfit, or else this - com- I'ETl'NIAS, OLD GAHDKN STAMHIVS mcntator has been slipped on Impor- tout slug of misinformation. With ornamental gordenlne settling or courao we "11 know about to a stablo basis as various fads and Charlie Seaver, seml-flnalist In the cults wear out and reduce themsslvpn national amateur at Merlon, last to their lowest terms, gardeners are "See Fred' and' Be Ahead1" BODT AND PENDER WORK Auto Tops, alass, Curtains Welding, Fred's Body & Fender Shop " 211 Greenwood was approved' by both legislative bodies. logical station Bmuiyvolo borders on tho tldelands of Han Francisco bay In a valley bo tweon tho low Sontn CruB mountains which parallel tho west coast and tho Mount Hamilton range. It Is 20 miles from tho Pacific ocWn and has an average elevation of 16 feet ubove sea level. For flight operations, studies havo shown that thero are about 220 tlavs clear. 7A I partly cloudy. 70 cloudy, and about 00 rainy. Tho averapo wind speed Is 6.60 I miles an hour. Tho wind direction Is I nearly constant, being north-north-j west for nine months and southeast for the remainder of the year. i a perfected mo I bile mast, similar to the one devel- ' nnrrl ab tikn hiifftt t.n tnvi nhlnn lntn The citizens of Eastern Oregon are gratified at the pros- th- hangar with less man powor, may peot that the work of this, the only institution of higher i "x'san Francisco imy learning in Oregon situated east of tho Cascade mountains, ' tTh0 "K"r m be started first, bo- . 1 , , , . ., , . . ., , , , , ,, ; cause It will take longest to build. 18 not to be further hampered in its work by lack of essential other wont win be undertaken later, fnMHfipQ I Including construction of shops, pow- . ' "na wntt'r Plam facilities for The people of La Grande will welcome the opportunity to ! '""""'"if helium, the lifting gas, . J ,', ..... , , . , , , quarters for personnel, administration ,10(n With the State 111 the solution Of II problem Of Common , and recreation buildings, and an acro interest, assuming their full responsibility both toward the stte and the education of their own children. ' Most of all will training school children,, normal school students and instructors, who for two years have with cheerful good-will. -worked -in crowded' quarters and under unsatisfactory conditions, rejoice in the relief that will' be provided, and in the opportunity to further pursue their tasks with the aid of adequate facilities. ;'' tfhe Eastern Oregon Normal school was established pri marily for the purpose of training teachers for the ele mentary schools. The effective training of teachers requires n nrouovlv nnnoinled mid ndenuntelv rnninnnrl nviwfiVn school. With this essential equipment, the value of the ser- j Stomach Troubles vice renuurea oy tins iiituiuiuon win uo ieit in every ele mentary school room and community of Eastern Oregon. Headache and Dizziness 1 1 your stomach is sick, you arc sick nil over. If you can't digest yourfooil, you lose strength, get nervous and feel ns tired when you get up as when you went to bed. Tor io years T.inlae has restored to health and activity manv thousands who suffered junt as you do. Mr. Daniel VinciRiicrra, of 6200 Stiles St., Philadelphia, Pa., says: "I have not had a dizzy spell or a head jichc since t.ikiiiKTanlac. My appetite lias increased, my nerves are in better i.ipc and 1 can enjoy a good night's sleep." Let Tanlac do for vou what it did for this sulTcrer. It corrects tho most obstinate digestive troubles relieves K.is, pains 111 the stomach and bowels. I t restores appetite, vigor and sound sleep. Tanlac is made of roots, barks and herbs. The cost is less t ban sc a dose, (ct a bottle from your druggist to day. Your money back if it doesn't help you. coming to consider nlnnts on their In. trinBlo garden value Instead' of in re lation to- propaganda for various Ideas.- During the vogue of hardy perennial proselyting when annuals went Into eclipse, many fine things went by the board. Now that It Is recognized a garden cannot be com- tho Stanford football team next fall. We also are acutely aware of Lawson Little, who retired the stubborn and' formidable Doc Willing In the first round of the. national amateur at Merlon. But we are Just beginning to hear odoue a young, utaniora student named Malcolm McNaughton; and S25Sf. X ..,n aSJJS er named' Henry- Elchelberger. of annuals which furnish bloom of ns Brent beauty and flno quality us per ennials, the valued function of the petunia la again recognized, as it was two or three generations ago. At the time of its ancient popular ity it was nothing like tho magnifi cent- garden material it now is as the old-fashioned white and the doubles, usually grown-as house plants, were tho chief stock In trade. Now we have petunias in' all sizes from the delightful small flowering types covering tho entire- plant with myriads of bloom of beautifully cleat, eleun colors through the galaxy of blotched and veined, through medium sized types to the giant frilled and iringcu varieties that rival orchids in their marvelous colorings and mark- Inge. Plant petunias liberally. Thev are tho sure-flro fool-proof plant. They are certain to bloom freely under al most any garden conditions with the exception of the highly bred giant types which require moro care. They stand changes of weather, drought; and continue to give a wealth of bloom' with a fine fragrance In many of the' varieties. It Is an excellent' beddlntr nlant. Nothing gives a finer sheet of color. It makes admirable groups of two or threo plants to ornament a perennial border. The dwarf compact types ake spectacular edging material. The seed Is fine and should be sprinkled on the surface of the soil ana pressed in. Mix it with half Its bulk of sand to enable and vet two o triers named Warner Edmonds and Dick Stevenson. This, or rather thane, by a com paratively simple calculation work out six youthful aspirants who will givo any field of tournamenteers un told trouble, especially those more callow assomblieB - that compete In' the collegiate -circles. Mr. Etchelbergen indeed, won-the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Cham- pionanip last January, ana Mr. stev ennon won the same event in January; 11)31, Mr. Edmonds ; being- tho medal 1st. With all this talent, the sextet from Stanford, ought to bo- more than a fairly tough proposition for' coast Intercollegiate golfing activi ties. Of course, Seaver is at the mo ment the tall blond figure in coastal amateur golf. Except for that extra- ordinary round of Geno Homans In tiiu uiternoon round of- the semi final match at Merlon whenGene,. on the tough Merlon course, produced sixteen pars, a birdie and one buz zard for a level 70 Seaver would, have been In the finals of the sec ond amateum championship the big boy ever- entered. Now, If Charlie's football proclivi ties don't leave him with a bum shoulder or a loose hip, this boy-Is going to cut a swath in national golf within the next' five years. When one speaks of Portland, naturally Don Moe; the Dolp broth-' crs and Eddie Hogan. together with j AGRICULTURE'S COMING LEADERSHIP. My fiiitli in the future of American agriculture is greater tofay than it ever has boon. Times may be a bit hard, prices lower than they ought to be and conditions through out industry unsatisfactory for the moment, but there is a grout corrective force at work in agriculture and its effect will' be increasingly evident from your to year. The hope of agriculture, the force that will find the solu tions for its many perplexing problems, the leadership that wijl. blaze the .trail to farm prosperity, is in the younger generation of farm boys and girls.' On them rests a tre mendous responsibility, a challenging opportunity for ser vice. And they aro eager to accept it. In fact thev havo accepted it and aro at work, with an enthusiasm that can't be .'downed, and an optimism and courage that will not count enance defeat. During the last summer 1 havo had repeated contacts with these farm boys and girls, men and women of tomorrow. I have seen them at club nicotines, at slnt. f.-iivs ni Demand for Copper Sends Price Higher NEW YROK. Mar. S (in A sharn increase In domestic demnnd for cou rier, despite the advance ol a quarter ot ft cent to 101) cents a pound the first: of the week, was reported yes terday In trade circles. Estimates placed the amount ot the metal sold during the previous 34 hours at 13.O00.0O0, of which 10. 000,000 pounds u-ns said to have been nold to domcstio consumers Among the larger purchasers were the lcnn aylvanla railroad and one of the large telegraph compnnles. Tho American Brass Co. hss ad vanced H of a cent a pound In cop. f products and !i of a cent on brass products. 1 ;f i Instructions Given Bridge Killer Jury KANSAS CITY", Mr. (1 (ifi Prose cution attorneys In conference with Judge Halph L. Lauihnw yesterday naid.ho had ruled tentatively against n first degree murder Instruction to thtf Jury In the trial of Mrs. Myrtle A. Bennett, accused bridge game ulayer. Under this ruling- possible verdicts would be second degree tminlcr. manslaughter, acquittal or acquittal through verdicts of Justifiable or cxctisnbla homicide. Arguments over the contents of the Jury Instructions begnu with the opening of court yesterday and con tinued until the noon recess. f fonae counsel offered seventy sug gested Instructions. , Our Market has a Score of , 100 Per Cent in the State Meat Market Inspec- tho reliable Doc Willing, come to mind. But In this 21-vpar-nld MAI. reasonably . rolm McNnuehton thin Bowing. Evon then it will be i youth who, Leo Dlegel says, will be V......V r..UU6.i. i.y ouino ui uu.-iine oest amateur goner in America. cony types for window and porch when, and If, he gets control of his boxes. Rosy Morn is also a standby long Irons. for- sunny boxes. Heavenly blue Is j '. equally flno In a clear blue tone. Tlioy have a freshman play-off There aro rich velvet purples-also to every year at" Stanford, It seems, at add to tho beauty of tho petunias. 1 7a holes of stroke competition, to Order plenty of petunia seed. i qualify a certain number of students Drive a Twin - Ignition It's a raezi? experience! 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If you are told that one oven will bake - better than ordinary require the reasons for this superiority. The remarkable operation of the "Paramount" Su perheated oven is due to the scientific heating princi pal. Instead of allowing the contaminating products of combustion from the gas flame to enter the baking compartment the heat is obtained by drawing pure fresh air through an ingenious system of heated flues entering the oven at an even high temperature and without gaseous content. This simple operation-speeds up the preheating- nf the oven, assures uniformity of baking results and assures economical fuel, consumption. A Liberal Allowance on Your Old Stove. W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. i !