La Grande evening observer., May 25, 1931, Page 4, Image 4

Monday, May 25, laii
Pure Four
EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER HA" GRANDE, PEE.
'Captains of Industrj, Finance
Anxious To Help Agriculture
TERRACE OVER GARAGE
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they mat depend ofn their fomtment inW r,d in lrfJU2' Z?Z?ZZg!
enhancement of the value of the eritiai tfcey h'Ad. i ; a- ia a ?i i kc i : rawcisa.
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IXSL'RAXCE
FEW LAST MINUTE
SUGGESTIONS
Hcle7 Necie Eoudotr SUpptra
Daoe Sei ' Eracelew Overnight Ceses
Pai-B Perfume Hit Cues y
f"Ta Aiomi-crs Wsrdtobe Trunk
Hzi Bags S1mmlng Suits
Scarfs
Cutti Sets Vanity Cues
SeKtStU Cooip-cta Batli SeJU
Condition under -iich injiurance corrifanie in thi eout-
!.
4r fitivmistc ara kr-A.uii 1i ) Kiirvw tj-.y rtmfcr Tllp ' F7.DOM OV TIME
REACHES $42,995
Dimniwr tatai
fuitt that in trsanv in)t-jri--x undprviriim's rwentift Awt ri.t tssjt . Prf. 4 irxexA lwlJlilU 1 VlrLLi
uite pay clairn and adrninktrative cot i a dear indica-',. o'J!tl"A 7W tcs
tion that the injured i paying the minimuni for his proW KgcZ-JSC? ZZZ
numUr of people to enjoy the protection of insurance. I S 4SrMfJTiL: iF?r ore Perrmts Issued
Another (service of arreat merit trfonred by iniiurarice 5t--i t u c.t.. ino.' luruig ixje eK
-.t t . . . 1- i r( -'ii: o of -3.'
cornparnes hat to do vith their inves-trrint poiicy. The funds ii so ctire, w. m a ?
find if they were left to the uim of their original owner. From
innurancc cornpai)ie the farmer geU working capitai, inds
try borrow money e:ritial to itH development, and indivil
uulu obtain fundu for worthy purpose. j
iDHunince compmiicH are one of the largest factors in the
invoHlment market toduy, and the part they play in keeping
tho natlon'M currency at work is incalculable. & the pro-fix
that como from InveHtrrw;nt mean a great deal riwe this..
tho obvious fuct that the inKurance corparije rr.ak rr-or.y
on tho snvings of their policy holders. J
CHBKRFL'L LKTTERS f
f Miiybo you never thought of it, but a cheerfui letter ms-V
fine- tonic; Uhd it Ih no more work to vnto a cheerful letter'
than to write a gloomy one. Of aiurvt, r.ome of us are bettor
Reynolds Back
At Ladder Top
Cbet Thoropsan. two up; Harvey Bit
von from Guy Ellis, four and thrtr
Cnarles Gingner bat W. C- Pertiu
by default; M. C. Reynolds vu tfa.
tor .over W. H. Reuter, four tnj
three; A. w. Nelson won from S. c
at City Office.
i.ZJt-. : E-Jlldlrj; ptmilte for the yer
7 r...ATM vr-rja- . rfu;h vj-jj,! ,A n2!SiS at the ei
vrsiv.Ser ao ho a fcairil of of th the lxtuanoe of four
s'titv.i it caa to ha. nlul. '. a penrJ ta danrar the last aereu
Ofwu tiatM txjrsjjta. mjt trn cp y, clig for M75 to ne-sr coc-
T7 iv be Irniji vnzvUfja.
era Ut ---;n cf ovjiptr ! vyjj at the end erf April -is
pts. mj t -aU of the tnline? : 3o so tii month 475
m ail of p. Ta bart (wl
ml- to tfce r-Ratei- j Pau u,, at the city
ttj " r ' " .OSJice IrjilVB
5-
- CuWjs fif tyf offie-iais cf th
rrr7 eX-jm -mvilA lara up In such
the AManated Prew) s With !i rfe -Irri onr area ad
Ey proryi serea iryxzs aJ a ' oc sai shi.itrfcd dj an awning
!r in an area 23 by 45 feel, this oner the lrrce, the living rosea
-eras offers a goad ef ; of prac- aoid be a very ac-.rsc.Te pce.
cal EMem archiMet-re. j large a aSy. Sera-een w fire-
It is pn4 for a Syt cf r o t1i. ; pe orje -aail there y be
as indated, in h case the top of bectsherres or perhaps a g seat.
rarage Uxms a terrace off the I Pisezeg jprjrt -tth a gia ce at
lirl g rw but the dexjgn nty be i ta coTeje-t ca;hen and rttn'T-g
tiap-ll to a It-rel Sot. i rocni a. ar!eit. cut enters a ball.
- '."V?1 :cnK upsrs ceo- 111 "Uia t a " , x-- e jq,-. at ,h
open. Airee OS tfe nave ex-1 and 77 Ih 1 I. D MeCov vnn
aar but laint -nting. tth u light . poeures on t-o sales and the t-o Sha TOserTbv 'defaS? iT? S
coral or a pale tow of relic- ochre. . ?.hrccs are cocrenien-T kscaad. 3-. L Seton and Mrs. Jack Mur- iV?,ay ,
Wirjdr frames In red, nolet purple i If buiit on a level let. the garaze j p7 sre TOers in the mixed tour
er a shmy blacic -vould be attractiTt may be moTed up one floor, provwilng '- bail foursctne tournament played
in the modem r-trr-rr and contrast ? a terrace for the second as. But i yesterday at the country club golf
effectively vnth the wan nterl. s-.nce this cots-ruction would cut off i course, scoring a net of 157. Miss
Other conihtts n7 surzest seine cf the llzht -d air from tf ! Edna Jones and She ood Williams
! tcemie.ves. i iinnE rccm. oerhaDs a wiser com- f
i ne oemsng;ng ttcoaa fioor bed- promise in that case wouid be to
room form a covering at the en-! erect the garage apart from the
-a ce ana Deootnes an interesting ' house.
feature of t v fu7n I A t. v. inn ... ...tj t
Another novel potnt of Interest Is ! tirable. The cost is estimated at i lbJte p!ied Sunaay.
. -j. j. j -iv in ij siir i 83 ij to Si.'jw. suoject to the usual i
all. vrhlch provides ab-iadant light. 1 irr.il variation!.
' oi.n. Amta.mii
fc Tj.'. jtr l inrerd fc bxreau
jrs rw-vrtic fn-slry led to tfce
vrcXion o( b coteotia lth
1 t&maj, Ke hleif sid later
: w.a.t;
It was co. that I arrived too late
' In tc BM-tarr. but the of lice opened
, tcc early.
Ij-st neTer.r.ew his "enlus was
writers than others, but there is no reason why the ordinary t7Ti!L L!r7)
letter cannot bo cheerful ; no reason why the ordinary writer, : tr -'''" ' du-
, , ' ' ' ttrirty.Tl never a.hleved by an7 other
or even the pwr writer, cannot Hurid a cheerful note while 'so7 n such a short time,
writing an ordinary letter. I ,a r " "f7 w"h:
. t ' (r.ifVm r--w tliere Is a plate known as
Cheer is a powerful force. The clever writer of business kc- containing stche on
i ji i- . . . , , . , .... .the ecife of a survey subect which
letters realizes that, lie knows the psychological effect of a ii ,a-.i -hxkik perfect-
letter upon the reader is wire important than the actual "-"r "-- vhistiers eariy
IrLi-T IS Edvu-d fixreiff. to fcit-r
jtcrf Tir at ?iri-e on JrfJTon i?-t-rfi
G-rsr end Hmocfc
rtt.. wi to cort
Mi7 Ff-nJc CITr?r. toauter
krd tv$ait x. faxne on P tTcnue. 6e
VftiT- ess.tjI tif, T'nird rt:, or:
SO n tiai. . , , - . ;
Xjty i2 Ertnr.t Ite, Lo eteV a.
2Jim jn Cedxx '.tt between Ad
ftaTA r4l Vftrua .7enufc to cost
M7 23 Chirles W. fUpfcla to
erect -l dwelling pUce on H avenue,
i4rtwn Firat &o4 Second Btr&ets to,
-t i n tnree; a- w. neison
At ItOIT j01irSGist!-3hensoa' 111 36
zel defeated M. L. Kelson four
C.) R. Settz beat W. C. WllUaxra, om
up; Charles Rejnolds dovzied Bit
?. Murphy, one up; C. L. IOion
from Harry Zur brick, four and thr;
Jack Murphy beat Hal Bohnenkamp!
three and two; and Norman Frea
won from H. SmlUi by deUult. -The
Pendleton golf club will send
was one of the a team of about 60 players to U
I G-ande next Sunday for an Into.
In the bell r-reepstalces for men. j clt? match, and on Friday the worn.
I J. flange ad his daughter, Anne.
isccred third with a 163 net. About
" 1 30 couples p&rtlctpated In the
i Lcurnarr-gni, wtcn
G. 1 Larlscn was tust with a net of goUers will Journey to-Baker.
70. His card was &4 and handicap 14. j
i k. Kii-ztl, with, an 81-10-71. and I Eight motorcycle races will be run
j Charles Reynolds, with a 78-7-71, tied j at Richmond, Va., as a sport lea tun
for second and third. j of Memorial day. Two will be lot
j A feature of the day was Mr. Rey-! national honors. t
j ncrids regaining his position at the
. top of the ladder by defeating Mr.
sinzei. some ox the best goii shot
this season took, place In the match.
, which ended with Mr. Reynolds one
OREGOX STATE COLLEGE Corral- ' up
by.lis. May 25 (Special, Four student 111 the flESt round of the spring
from La Grands will receive their handicap tournament. K. E. cate won
, bachelor of science degrees at the ,rom Chase Bonne n; am p. four and
j.nnupl commencerrieni tnree. snerwooa v imams aereaiea
'!Four Students
From La Grande
Will Graduate!
facts presented; and his letters, though mostly mattor-fif-fact
in text, contain that hint of optimism and cheer that
never fails to leave a good taiste in the mouth of the reader.
You lire always glad to receive letters from certain people.
Why? Because their letters are always cheerful, and you
just feel good all over after reading them. On the other hand.
Home people seem determined to look upon the dark side of
everything, and their attitudes are invariably reflected in
the letters they send to their friends as business correspond
ents. A cheerful letter is like a beacon light to the weary trav
eler who has lost his way; it comes with all the refrcHhing
sweetness of a summer morn.
INNOVATION IN RKCLXATION
Government regulation of commercial aviation in the
United States Ih chiefly concerned with the tank of making
the air safe for air-minded millions. The aeronautics branch
of the department of commerce loses no opportunity to in
crease the precautions in the interests of safety.
Under its new safety code "moral irrcsixmsibility" is added
to the causes for suspension or revocation of the licenses 'ot
owners and manufacturers of aiinlnnes. It should prove an
effective curb. Such a regulation is intended to meet such
objectionable practices as the altering of approved sperifica-'
tioiiH without securing official permission, and the selling of
aircraft with guarantees that cannot be made good, as well
lis the sending up of passengers with pilots who me not prop
erly licensed. j
The new code also restricts pilots to the operation of the
class of plane for which they are licensed, and prohibits!
transport pilots from carrying passengers for hire in any J
except heavier-thnn-air ships of conventional dcHign.
This fcdeiiil bureau is unique among regulatory agencies!
in that it has attempted nothing experimental, but bases its'
regulations, on experience and practice. For this reason It 1
advanced commercial aviation while regulating it, a gratify-1
ing innovation in government meddling.
COVE PERSONALS
llr Mr. A. II. ronklln
Observer Corrpomlent)
COVE, Ore.. IBpeclsl Kev. and
Mrs. 8. V. Ceasejf, of Pendleton,
arrived at Cove Wednesday and are
1y.ated at the Ascension ! school
grounds. Mr. Creasey Is getting every
thing In res'llnes for the summer
v:hool that will begin June 8 and
ccntlnue lor ten days. Ilev. VIUIsm
Murruy Bradner who lived In Cove a
few yesrs ago. but now of Boston.
Mass.. will arrive In Baker Saturday.
My 21. lie will visit many ol the
parishes In the district K(,nK from
Bsker to Vale. Ontario. Nyssa and
then to Pendleton, Hood lllver and
The Dalles before coming to Cove
June 6 to teach In the summer
school.
Mrs. J. Mills spent Mon., Tues , nnd
Vedn.lsy on the examlng botird at
I Oranrle correcting examination
papers lor the county. Mrs. Mills Is
eighth grade teacher In Cove and
elKht ol her class of nine pupils
pnAd the exiirnlliutlons. Those com
pleting the elementary rotund were
Jean Miller with an average of &3 2-3,
Llovd Murlchscn. 91.8. Maxlne Towle.
Willie Jfelger, Bessie Golay. Ada Bre
shears, Hooert Clark and lbert Brls
tow. none having an average below
SO.
Mr. and Mrs. P-ey Baker, of Hermls
ton, are at the home of their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. George Baker, for a
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Towle and
three children. Inez. Verna and Cllf
lord Dale, lelt early Friday for a two
day visit with Mr. Towle's brother.
Bert Towle. at Vancouver. Wash.
Charles Hancock 1 again taking
charge of the Cove meat market and
grocery lor a few days. Mr. and Mrs.
O. M Gardner went to Richland for
a business trip.
Mrs. Harlan Koger and Mrs. Roy
Baker entertained tne Ladles Aid at
the home ol the former Wednesdsy
aiternoon. A dainty lunch was served.
CONVICTS AT
VANDALIA IN
NIGHT RIOT
(Continues form Page One)
Htockade. according to Metzger,
wale hint -be escat. One of them,
preued clone to the inner fence, fell
when a stray bullet fired by the
guards ouuide lnllictcd a slight
flMh wound.
Tnli nerved as a signal for the gen
eral outbreak. With a roar the pris
oners began hurling rocks at the
guards who, denpltc them, marched
tho quartet down the fence, through
a paiwiaKeway nnd into the admin
I .it ration building. With this the
prisoners directed their rocks at the
offl-.?i and the dining hallv
A small group broke away, rushed
to (tormiiory 3-teizger said, tore
s.rav I ram n&ttreEs on the cots.
rv4 tm-nfcd-ateiy set fire to it- j
Whipped by a Tlgoroua aouthwestl
wind, the flames; leaped, quietly to
three adjotzilx-g Toodea structure. .
The heat wrecked high tension J
wires, crippling lighting circuits. $
There w only the dull red glow i
.'via s o'-Lming sxraciures
wKlch to quell the riot.
Stop Spread of Flame
Wr.fi tri emarA K-ttrf XtT-COnd
with the prisoners, who were still . here June 1. when 642 stu-
hurtlng rocks, the Vandalla flrp de-; denls 16111 maie llP the largest class
partment aniTed, and began keeping t7" 10 Er-duail from Oregon
the flame from spreading to other s-t college.
bultdinga. ." . I President W. J. Kerr will preside at
MeanwrJle Supertn-mtent Utiz-; l-ny-t--ixd ccm-eceiTet-X en- i
ger, wno was Tisuing friends in Van- r'-- r -m wnic n-iswrs
daila. rushed to the farm. Taking 'deree "P011 36 advanced studenta.
charge, be ordered the prisoners to 32 pharmaceutical chemist degrees
the southwest corner or the stock- and 4&6 bachelor of science degrees,
ade. The prisoners meekly complied ; The commeiicement address will be
Metier said. r delivered by Dr. W. C. Thompson.
Prom that moment. Metzger said I, emerllu OI omo stat '"-ri
the noting was done. Extinguish-; i
ing of the flames, the assignment of' P- Herbert 8. Johnson of Boston
prisoners to dormitories which were wlH deliver-the baccalaureate addresa
unharmed by the fire, and setting 1 Iday. May 29. in the men's gym-:
up cf cot in the dining hall was then ?il&fiium- He Is a former Oregonlan
undertaken. ' and spoke to the graduating class
The prison guards were soon sup-'!here ""nre years ago-
pit men tad by national guardsmen I Valette Harer will receive her da- 1
from Balem. 111., and state highway free in the school of commerce. She
patrolmen from throughout that sec- ', 15 a nember of Kappa Delta PI, na-'
lion of the state. ! tlonal honorary fraternity in educa- j
AfUr an investigation today bv 1 lIon'" Phl Cni national honor-1
Metzger and Col. Prank Whipp su- ary rraWrrnlt-y commerce for worn-!
perlntendent of state prisoners, the eJ ,ad I.?0?1 tnlrd prtze ln the ;
larm head said the four prisoners P VoUe essay contest on busl-1
would be turned over to Favette neS Problems. She Is a member of ;
county officials for trial ln the cir- tn business staff of the Barometer. I
v-iiici un.ii jvcsp-., v. t-o JJft-lQtfn. OI ,
5eta Tau Alpha, national social soror-j
ity. a member of Spurs, sophomore i
service honor society, served on the j
-enlor class gift committee ana par
ticipated ln lnterclass volleyball.
Hope Inlow will receive her degree
TOMORROW
"Strangers
May Kiss"
cult court on charges of attempting
to escape. The penalty is one to live
years.
SP-L-tN-T-E-RrS,a
Official Publication of
THE VA.N PETTEN LUMBER CO.
Have- you seen our
stock -of garden
stackes? All painted
up dark green with
whije . tops. They
come . in : several dif
ferent .lengths.
History Repeated
Tho LTf'flt flro In Itntrto nt iclii-.!.
Vcro fiiMlcd. lasted for eiKh duys 'ln he school of vocational education.
in the yetir -l. In the year ? 3 . w'" "r n'
Home opiin hud a fire which last
ed fur eight driys.
i in 'home economics-and is a member
j of Snell hall club.
Famous Locomotive
The locomotive engine Sabine
pulled the llrst train over South
ern I'nclfic Hnps west of Morgan
dry. Ln.,.ln 1.HT8. In later years
It was reouilt and was In 1D3 on
display at Lafayette, La.
England Grows Sweet Corn
Sweet com has been Introduced
with success into the Isle of Wight
and Into parts of southern England.
Animal Jumping Record
The train co, or Hying lemur, n na
tive of the Indian archipelago, i.s
said to be the champion jnmer of
animal, clearing about 300 feet on
in IrwIInod ntnnp
NORMA Tomo,TOW
SHEARER
U0I1EBT MONTGOMERY
Gangster (to son) :
"You come right In
to the" no use this
minute and don't let
me catch you playing
with those good little
boys again."
Nothing unproves the
appearance of a home
as much as lattice
work. We have books
on lattice and picket
fences, trelus work,
etc. Free for the ask
ing. "
In Washington t
liy llerhrrl I'liinimer
WASHINGTON On D street In the
northeast, section of Witslilnglon
S'.rni'WhMl off the morn fnmlllnr pnrts
of the cnnltfil will he found a gov
'rnmplit aitmry known as the coast
and geodetic survey.
The tip I hut James McNeill WIHsll
fr, Aucltilmrd liy some as the grentest
of American artists, onre worked there
n a driillsnuiii m Nomethlng like
H.fiO a rlny recently sent us to in-
VeKllglito.
Wlilstlei s pnlnllnr ore much 111 I
evidence iiroiind WnaliliiKlon and !
l-lsewhere. His name Is km, wit 111 all
pntU ol the world. We were niixloun '
to Irani somelhlnii ol the (Uy when '
lie wos Just a Kovertmieiu rintlnyee. I
It wte. not dll.Vult Whistler's
nnmo Is nlmosl a by-word oiouiid the i
plni-n. I
'I here Is one man Cspt. K if ,
PoKenhnrt, chief of the division of
i-hnrts Who Ukrs grent pride In !
Whistler's nssoclntloii with the sur- i
ley. He seems to know sll the legends
that hsve been handed down thluuiiti
the yenrs nboul him.
PARMA
WATER LIFTERS
for pumping" water for irrigation. Can
be installed in any open ditch, slough,
river, creek, or dug well.
FAIRBANKS-MORSE
Automatic Electric Home
Water Systems
for house use.
Motors and Engines
NATE ZWEIFEL
Main 84 1314 Jefferson
Now is the Best Time
to Put on That New
PABCO
Shingle Roof
Let us show you some samples or
some of the roofs around town
that we have finished.
HOME LUMBER
& COAL COMPANY
Phone MAIN 218. 1S02 COVE AVE.
Teacher: "What did
Sir Walter Raleigh
say to the Queen
when he spread his
cloak on the muddy
road for her to walk
over?"
Modern Pupil:
on It kid."
'Step
For that paint brush
that has turned hard
and appears worth
less, try a 10c pack
age of SAVABRUSH.
It cleans 'em out and
softens 'em up.
VAN
PETTEN
LUMBER CO.
"How you gettln on
wld youah "rlthmeuc,
Lou?". ..
"Well, I done learned
to add up de oughts,
but de 1 iggera bodder
me."
Before the hot days,
really get here, why
don't you put BAL
SAM WOOL ; ln be- -tween
the celling
Joists ln the attic?.
You would) be sur-'-prised
how much,
cooler your home
would be this summer ,
and how much easier
to heat next winter. '
We Sell to SeU Again. ;
YOUR MOTOR
will like our Gas because it is easy to digest
and makes it have young ideas and "rare"
" to go.
YOU TOO
. like it because it gives your motor a
?w y? .ei? fIow of wer a real punch
; , tnat wall bring you in on time.
D0NT FORGET A FREE TEST ON OUR
'. DYNAMIC BRAKE MACHINE WILL SAVE
YOU TROUBLE. DRIVE IN TODAY.
PERKINS FIRESTONE
ONE-STOP SERVICE
Adams at Hemlock Phone M 999
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