La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 18, 1931, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER LA GRANDE. ORE, Monday, May 18,193I! maintain their homes until the vet eran can be restored to earning power." The money to finance this vast i work comes largely from the little red . rpaper memorial poppy which the ; S NO WASTE SPACE HERE (Incorporated) An Independent Newwpajw i auxiliary will sell on the streets on . May 23, as a part of a nation-wide observance of Poppy day. The poppy . Is worn to honor the dead and the I money paid for It goes to aid the living victims of the war. Here in I La Grande there are men, women P. &. FIN LAY . Editor and PubUahar HARO.J U. FIKLAT . Bualnan Managar Four Published evening, except SuDdae. a 1710 6UU. lUwi La Grande, Oregon. Entered at the Postoffice of La Grand. Oregon. a Beoond Claaa ataU Uatter under act of Uareh 2, 1879. . OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTY AND THE CITY OP LA GRANDE MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Preaa Is exclusively entitled to oa tor publwa don of all news dispatches credited to rt or cot othervlM credited tf published herein. All rtgau of republication of special dis patches In this paper and also the local news herein also an reserved. National Advertising Representative U. a sIOGENSEN CO, loc aan FranctscQ, Los Angelea. Seattle, Portland. Chicago. Detroit. New Tort SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier iand children who are still paying the price of America's victory In suf fering, hardships and blighted op H tl cl K 11 portunities, the auxiliary members declare. . The poppy money Is for them. HUSKIES WIN FROM OREGON ON THE TRACK Dally, two arrets tn advance ., Dally, six months In advance Dallv. single copy Dally, per month tn advance . Dally, per six month tn adranc . Daily, per jer In advance bj iua . tie -MAO Be . SOs -S3M . ADVERTISING RATES DUpIay. foreign, per colam uses. Lnapiay, Hxsi. per ronimn incn . Time conttact prices on applies Won The eternal God is they refuge, and underneath are the everlasting arms. Deut. 33 :27. PRACTICAL POLITICS Senator Borah sees a cause-and-effect relationship between the spread of bureaucracy in federal, state, and municipal government and the increasing cost of government. He be lieves the only way to deflate the public budgets is by abolish ing unnecessary governmental agencies and releasing the surplus jobholders. The taxpayers are carrying along thousands of jobholders who are tax-eaters rather than public sen-ants, but getting rid of them is more difficult than finding places for more of their kind. Were the gentleman from Idaho to imitate the St Patrick stunt by chasing all the collectors of political debts away from the public trough, the presidency with n perpetual tenure might be his. But the public would be safe in making him such a rash, un-Washingtonian promisi Government by commission is blamed by the senator for the multiplicity of public agencies and agents, but the tax payers are disposed to place the original guilt upon congress, which makes Mr. Borah a co-defendant. There are con gressmen, however, who dare to place the resoponsibility upon the voters themselves. i It is certain that public demand provided the seed from which most government departments, bureaus and commis sions have sprung, and the fact that the demand has usually come from organized minorities does not acquit the people. Congress is a body of politicians, each trying to be re-elected by pleasing the constituent back home, and succeeding more or less by heeding the demands of said constituents. COMMERCIALIZING SCIENCE Volta invents the electric cell and for the first time gen erates a continuous electric current. Faraday discovers in duction, and Gramme, Siemens, and Edison apply the dis covery in the building of generators and motors. Maxwell mathematically predicts Use passible existence of long, in visible waves in the ether, and Hertz later produces them in his laboratory- Marconi then sees their possibilities and Yadio is born. Sir Humphrey Davy produces sodium with the aid of electric current, and the great electro-chemical industry at Niagara Falls follows a century later. Elaster and fkS SlSSS GeslM shmr how rvlAiurn can he annHed in conrertinff licht .sS vow special new foe r r tv- O r l-, fHtim4 SEATTLE. Wash.. May 18 t- The Uraverattv of Washington Huskies surprised even their most ardent ad mirers when they conquered the Uni versity of Oregon 81,, to 47 S In trie first In terc mediate outdoor track meet of the season here Saturday, i Washington was a slight favorite : before the meet started but the Ruckles were not expected to win by such a larce matonry. Times were aktw in the cinder events on ac count of a strong cross wind and blustering rain pours. Ko records were broken in the 15 events. f The Huskies garnered 10 first places 100 yard dash, 440 yard dash, hall mile, both hurdles, mile relay, shot put.h ieh jump, broad Jump and Jateim. The We Mooter took the mile run. 220 yard dash, two mile, -poie vault and discus. The best performance of the races was turned In by Clarence Bledsoe. Husky spnnter. when he won the century in 9-8 seconds. Eddte Genung. Washington's National A. A. U. champion copped the half mile in 1: minute 55 ! seconds. 1 Ralph Hill. Oregon's great mller,) was hard pressed by Ken Rhuddy. Washington in the mile event but be nosed out victory in 4 minutes 23.1 second- j Ed Moelier. Oreeoo weight star.' shone with a 156 toot 5 inch toss with the ditcus. Z3 zsz " i. Mj LIVING r f HJ pd RM-rr j - By the Associated PreM ; s a combined living and dining Whether as a permanent home or rocm and to answer everv reouire- PORTLAND CASH PORTLAND. Ore.. May 18 JF Cash wheat: Big Becd bluestesn 69c Soft while ec. Western white 69c. Hard winter 66c Northern spring 66c as a place to spend one's vacation. small bungalow is often a dream come true. Csually the requirement Is that It must be comTonable, attractive arxi Inejcpensire. Perhaps the solution might be xound In the one shown here. On the one hand, the designer has not forgotten those little touches two s:des. ment as the center of the home's ac uriues. It may under proper decora' tive treatment be made a charming pisre. The arrangement of the two com modious bedrooms and the connect ing ba th and showr-r provides t he greatest privacy for this" part of the dousc. fcacn room is ventilated from i which lift ihe small home out of the commonplace, but, on the other, he has tried by elflcnt pnn'rg to remove the strain from the owners bank account. ; The lare lirinc room Is made pos- si hie by the elimination of a hall and the substitution of a dining al cove fcr a dining room. As the chimney which serve it ; lends a cote cf Interest to the exter-; tcr. so does the open fireplace cheer- i TEV YEARS FROM NOW k T dominate the living room. On; Th boy and girl graduates of to- eittex sM of it are windows which day will look back upon their gifts ixi others eniioe the breewsa. .in.-! from High School with keenest de- dcort- i Ughu We can show you many gift "nie is large enough to serve Ussi will last ihrouffh the rears and i always be of pleasure In the hocne or officer Rxhardsoca Art and Gift Shop, 5-11-3 t FIND IT HERE Copy for this OolKma ; be la by t a. m. The placing of a lavatory and two closets near the front entry utilizes space that might otherwise be wasted or not so etficienUy ueed. The exterior may be either of frame or smoco and the roof prefer ably of wsxid shingle. The large brick chimney should be painted white. The shutters should blend in tone with the roof. Cedars and box on either side of the entrance give a touch quiie tn keeping wuh iu and other pianting will prove elfecxive. . The cost.cf construction will likelv rang from, 63.000 to 44,000. subject to local .factors. PLriAL! l Topaa glass nowrr and fruit bowls. only 81.00 at Melville's. 5-16-1 t. ' Are you getting La Grande grown plants? CUrks FTorma can azcnlv .... , , . supply your needs from their eax bUlicllTig 1 1 Otal S-18-1 t. THREE PERMITS General Trading ISSUED IN WEEK1 Trend In Butter Easy In Oregon 150 Yards of Printed Silk Crepe A Regular S1.95 Grade To be Shown for the First Time Tuesday $11 .39 Yard Just unpacked today 150 yards of -the prettiest summer silks we've seen all -10 inches wide This . is a group purchased at a special low price for our Founders Week event be surp to take advantage of it: FIVE MORE "FOUNDERS WEEK" BARGAIN DAYS . . . .1 For La .' Grande is Swelled bv Additional $1400. BTY WTI.:SOVS PLANTS Tomatoes, cabbare. pen per, rack borders and beddin plants at rnoes " you can afford to pav. H cover Groc ' Three building permits were isrued on .V-iaTr.a. aCacUarr on Oep&t and k at the City office, provicicg afrs. Notrj oa JeXfersoa. &-15-a t. icc c-jst approximately :C. i On May 13 J. J. Foley received a FOR EACH OCCASION permit to alter aad repair a bnck One of the most important func- business building oa ASam avenue PORTLAXD, Vlay 23 vP General trading: trend in the butler market was inclined to continue more or less easy here. In spots the market was weak. Further weakness was reflected in the- market for country killed calves nere wtt.a ssies generally 10-1 Ic for tops. Hogs were steady at a Similar LA GRANDE NINE VICTOR 19 TO 3 IX GOLF FINALS match. . ' - : Floyd Arderson iron from ' Don Ostl&sd. Kolan Stlit defend B. L. Boik-. yawns Pranl&Dd newspaper em- , SS'Sf , T Dole. Don PORTLAXD. Mar 18 t Tsb Uosss erf rour An nd Gift Sbop is io t:wn Cfctstaut ad PourtH irls, J IcrMje tn t citch of no; ojCt se3t fren the vorU mrt:eT. spe- ock to cart 6 '. OXl. ; ; Coluratta nver salsica. buv of troll cjaI New and Atlrscure thirds for On Uiy IS pena: to isftjed-to ' fislx. wis (Odlutred. ?nc re flrm- ech specul cccftMoa. Mjch &s Eaiter. Staler Willi to alter mad repir : " rerul; 1 h CoJunib Cltiroot T i Dr. Grhduaucn. f K resjeeooe oa First berwen K aoa L ; 15-2CC uxi troll 14-13c lb. r4 tbow soecuj tim of ti year wr,a. trie ork to cost : str!err!3 re eoan in crsc or rhta yon -nslx lust Use rust tiiar On JUT 16 a persut irs Issued to ..j-,r. d rj H tor lie njbt party. Toa t:U tlnrj Mrs. Julius B Holmes prondlcs tor rtoUirs ielllHg J M' and f.-jr &5is flad earerully planned rd selected tiertioes and repairs oa fctr fro- m kx rrprored Orercis v?re stort o4 Gift. Ne aad EtstUxuve. story ressier.- oa Fotirta be: too ii a,.!J T5 in a i!M -V the atrs rrsng youa? pU stars. 5cb Jmn defeliS CtaudeaSord -. atwu.t n a iinr r - t--. i t TT -i iv . i i v : t -l ciHl Carles Flobere pnoe a-blle lambs irere elf fcr both JiClAuiV rltCIieS r OUr-lllC toumantent. The match rtl be orer .' Pamncs for the thirH roimH .h use Eistmoreland co-one. j handicaps follow: In the semi-flrals yesterdsy Boyer ' Anderson (22) vs. Stadfelt (15) or defeated Oeorre Van Eom. 3 ard I, '. Tlss (30i: Sfcff (251 ts. Fatten (30); arid Schechtel defeated Edward Fr- OCor.r.ell i ioi rs. Quinn (33): Clay gtisoE. 3 acd 2. ; comb 131) rs. iEcrgan (20) or Kld- Game While Team Mates Collect Manv Hits. story resilience c Spring and Main to cos-t 15. Bob Q-ainn La Grande baseball team deleated the Portland O.-W. rtr,A.n nnr7X.n Athletic c:ub nine y.erday is to 3 &&t(J D HOUlSD c:ry competition here. Ira Wooclte. ex-Cniversiry of Oreeon catcher, led his team mates in hittinf with a into eiectric current; and hih spwd te.ephoU-grarhy and . Raroioc, Art sod axi ' Sharp UCClUXeS In iXeiw iSni praT- t1riciftn sn ftiiHttftw aiAvJ iMti IIVt Qrrf TtAn it :I Ia be sn stock. Most iMich instances of maustnal and engineering: progress fo:- j lowing in the Ttke of pure science can be multiplied without j fjra. iei use iuiiss, Jiiii, ana ntnies 01 science iiiveu : craJnatlNi PAT ABE HERE AGAIN Xew Tors stori enhance tcday psss Uier lives m precanous poverty, lnty years ago StSSTSJT 7TZ , Quali rr moe-tly Jj,Torab3e. California ; stock was practically off the market, homer, that scored one man. and two tmuictmta stocks eitaer clean- oiser aatets. OF HANDICAP NEAR FINISH die (30). Matches are to be played ; by next Sunday evening, i In the second night Roy Orice de ; rested Carl Cook and Robert Carey - tren from Wiles Latham. a oirr roK the c kadi ate Ftv-yeiij diary, at aieinla. NrW TORS. liv 18 - CcciTroa crste. &x-tnkUi cf activirr was rejected The came was played at the Kich school athletic field. rd the Ls Grar.iers were never In danger. Pcrt- lin-il f :rf"1 Ti ju-i-xr inrH enh when Voeth and Aiiims crossed the rtiy- but due to rsn ard dis Stomach Acid The secor.d rotmd is the spring basdicap golf toumamer.1 at the pubuc Ur-ts ra nearly completed B,,!n- Mo.w - 11 an j a piale for brace of rum 5-l-l t. shocks of the country's Urget and in the market fee liTe'chckns- Poor that tne La Grande Cviet corporaticcis brcie severely oa The secoed was La Grarade- quai.tr. of whtch there was a liberal surplv. vrss hard to mm tt tncs Ad at Raciarcjon s Art and Gift etbiKhimg new lows wn:ch m many uis; were the lowest ever hnewn here. ihr vtvi rr r rirvt c-rr. nt t tnstaroes had not been seen m ier-'. . k: fv rr r. r .r cew m..',ir XiO One Offered tO remind indllStn of itS ObHc&tion tO pur--aT rcc th ctri and boy graduate, eral yeiars. ? was less p;ent;;ai ted:ums and lirhts v. . . ,We cordiav tcvit voa to visit our -teavy selling of Americaii Teie- were scarce. CrJ?s there ts an 1 - Science, .NOV A aillerent COte IS neara. r f&acp and it will c a plecire to phone, whsrh so2d under a share provement in c ferine? of thes val- - Aiaot tmi is ta-r jrtucL s-l'.-J v ior tJie itrw nme since .. ana d ire fxrrvt4 zs M-fr harp d-CiUies In mast oc the rail- On the ctir hand. Na. 2 stcck ccvu5rf PT ws road issues were cutrtaaamc :eat-res was extrcmilv we&k wtth 15c the ex- rsSS? M --osxe. rtms. but at had 17 runs. Corporation physicists and chemists conduct their experi ments fcith am&ring accuracy, selectir just the scientific principle that happens to be appropriate in a given case, then millions of dollars are reaped from the orjnized ex- j pSoitation of the mathematical equations or chemical forr.v u!as which result, ' Have these scientists a property right to their discoveries? The conviction that they have is steadily gTowir.fr. But Bewtftcfemf. fkjeattnx. bvttoa aT. OR.WD oprsrsG At the Open Air Faca St. VLt 1 Dae: m tie open ar -ciean. coci axtd beaCthiMl. Jr-24-3 t SLEVt May is .f J. W Cr.tv 4-S. fcctier:y cj Ecod R-ver. xzA ur.ul recently supeevtsec of club wjrk ard s KLMlmBIR . rural edtxatira in the stAte depart- iii ; w y?u thirk of Graduitrre r.t of ed-ocatii. n;ed lt n.ctt at - u v.. - ..-..-j. i , .... - . t;.r.s tiink cc RJciorc.cci s Art r.. htocne in tkjfL. of cancer, he tad Vet the SCier.t ha r.O COpynsrtU Or patent lau- tO prCtt-Cv G:ft Sb,o Hreo c :ew een iU for joi te aS dur.ng thri fee tiie toy gi rrcuite hi Ulsess resumed as s-jperTaoc. His " 1 i-S 3 i. . 3Corscr rjrC been ar-zcxjited. 25.000 Veterans Pass Away Since ! Last Poppy Sale Wore than 5 rew rrr w.H on the strro.1 c Americas aeti Oeieners w.'jen the conr.trT pujf on Memorial cay xiiz war to Jwescc tfte men wto rave tr.e.r Snv in i'& service, acv-wd-.nc to VCtk. C F S-w. maker. preiOetLt of tie Arrs. Lex-Ji fctiliary. rnr,c t re ve. wwraas of the wcc',2 W r.v rW fTftr at tie rae cvr 70 ut. .n aco. Tars heavy death rat irwtf . world ww rtcarj. pikoes & -ei..c IncreaALnr burv-Sea on tie A-f:xti Lrfna and auxUiirt. A.r.x -. t xtrc metwan who c.-tn kiim s -jcr trri chiktrea and unltna lend pr.x: be estabUaAed t-ht tie oeUh r sLtted fncca war servvoe ev tvrr meet compe roa a i.liv 7e rf joo arsd auazliary ttr.pt to te-p la wtth eraercency a;a urtU oth-r csui e taxirs or tr tir..rr p-acea ca a eif-stapporura: basts. Btit the "wart for the irr.::es cf the dead is orUy a part ci yt Wxrcs. ard aurtiurya procrata,."" sk'e. moeavcc.o oo acroethinf Zx the veteran who ar KUl aUfe .r5 witlun reach of our bep. Oj. sui Urary wocaea pa tr.ro hof-pitai where iy re ccuftr-etl. bruu loem cjeer and fi.tr tixca even tocts and twcs&u rsw roeoed fcy the ewrrusfst f bcp thes. arter tiy leavT ;e hcratiai axa fcescsn the .xar rtrjixie to np- ram aa eccttwesjc fcot&oCd ta h?e U fiod t 2mM- iert Aestnute fcy a waan uieaa and heif uesa , axrecabie weather, two of the matches were not finished. They w-.U be com- Jr -iu T i.TA. lt Gi) 5. Kj several matches in the ftrst round Mocre. Gantv. Woodie. Chambers anil 01 tae cocsciation flight wtre not Posev crossed the plate for seven usisi:N:J- ncl these must be oom- nms. The fourth was aiso a big in- P:eu1 b-T ssdon next Suncay. the mne for the kcal nie. when Q-umn. tcumamem comzmttee annctmced Stcikc. KUnr. MDcre. Gsntr and y- Wcodie scored in staccessjccl. Ctoe In the first round of th cham- Tied in. King to ptonsiup flight J. Stadfelt had Georre Tiss oc down at th e-d at of the sessico- Tracinx. howeirr. vss treme lep fcr either lhts or me- McCoL-y Hit-tinry the first nine, but weather prevented not unusually ct;v the day's - XicCulIy bekj the invaders to compuon. E Moreen and Uve sales wecr about 2 -SX1 XO shares. s Heaw hens were f --n.- ft'- fi-ar ' Ictur oianked them in seven specie were unahj at tiie prsces listed cf the nine mnincs- McCunr for- ; J. W. CRJTLS IMtS aMrly piicbed for the E. O- N. var-; a:ty squad. FliTtrs on the two teams were: La i i Grande Qumn. cf; Stokke. 1: Kmz, " Puneral ; s: -ore. If: G-rv r-r- S: Posey. 5; McCulrr. p: Sweet Disposition If excess acidity Fours your food and .2U3i-s suffering-from gus, heartburn, iirxiness, coated-tongue, and bloat- ct". you are bound to feel grouchy, run-doivn, nervous, and can't sleep jrelL I want you to quit suffering nent now, so come in and get what I insider the greatest medicine I have ?ver found- Its only 6&c and if it 3c-ent stop gras, pain, etc, in a few ninutes and soon make your stomach .iNf like new, you get your money Mci. Ju.t aak me for Diotex. Ita ruaranteed, B&i cross Drug Store. Adv. MRS. EVtVSEX DEAD PORrULXU. Iut 13 servtces will be held in SeatOe Wed- j Chambers. rsiiv :rc Mrs. xiaran Evensen. SJ. ; oCocmea. s: Erwns. mother cf te wt;- ctf Senator J. E. Voeth. I; Eolvcross. 1; Fitrostra; tXmzfe, of Prctlafi. She d:ed Satur- li. Green. S; Weici. i; Seitr. day i.e & week's inss Sre had Kiliian, rf; .t.-n. cf; " EcC li-cr in Seattle f.rre SLsriv. If You Want to Know How Good Pabco Multi-Service Paint is, ask the people who have used it. W rwmnifnd it (waiw e knov you UI satisfied. Competitors knock it because thry don't know how it is made aivd what do yoa car- how. hen or hrre it is made, as Icr.g as it Coders Better. Lasts Lonper and is Absolutely Guaranteed. Try it Yourself. Home Lumber & Coal Co. Phone Main 24 ISO Cove Ave. I Ml - y is a i For Plumbing Rxtmies S-P-L-I-N-T-E-R-S OfncfaU Pnhlk-aiior, or THE TA PETTE.V LfMBER CO. nt-o sr-,.n itocrj eyjt ran So 'iC'qpHSZj arj rccn aoia to cur i Dcctor: -WeU. I hat rrd ar-d Jet cur har cey st'.ec-.cc jo it in paint 5e Our DSUt Crtx Our r;kT NATE ZWEIFEL Main 81 1314 Jeff erson rtap:y w-;ti SHI3T-! tin: eolers ROCS, tl rto! j haiaoca ttf tu! ioard. I: cccrs pane as ncKes in in tj V i ------- aa4 yay ticn't j a" Tur house to ! ra of -;e. r Polirerrs t:o td;- ! ! j iirorjy selec- aM us to is : . ! - trjlEs t Jit key :a j G-l. Zo tc-j thlr-k j roc can cure rsy j b t f o t e tit Saxat; -itus- be. -j- j -arsoe oa Siruriiy"- be. Tbersi a lht uj- Kairsi.- j " a n ja douil aa to i coin to f "1st jotr brcae VAN PETTEN (LUMBER CO. to make any rasn Linseed oil is now 1.10 per gsllon foe tfce PURE. N'o man's opinion 1 e n 1 1 r e ly vorthleea. Sven a vatch tnat ont run B right titce a day. Tse PEACOCK Coal fr poor flues. Hubby (itsa m.): "tfs a great lift If sae Soesnt ken." We u to sell again.