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Monday June!.' 1931 '4 Pw Pour LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. L'A GRANDE. ORE. w -.- vm-r ""r-!" Incorporated) Ad Independent Newspaper P. R. PINLAY Cdltor and Publisher HAROLD M. FINLAY . , Business Usnatrar . Published- erenlnga, except Sunday, at 1710 Blxtb treat La . Grande, Oregon. Entered at the Postofflce of La Grande. Oregon, aa Second Class Hall Matter under act of March 3. 1879. , OFFICIAL PAPER OP UNION COUNTY AND TBM v CITY OF LA GRANDE , MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS : : The Auociated Press Is exclusively entitled to use Cor public- -. (ton of all news dispatches credited to It or not othenrtse credited ' 11 published herein. All rights of republication of special dis patches In this paper and also the local news herein also are ; reserved. " .- -r- -- - - . ' National Advertising Representative ' 'tt. O. MOOEN8EN CO.. Ino. . San Francisco, Los Angeles. Seattle, Portland. Chicago. Detroit. New York UNUSUAL LIVING ROOM i SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier Dally, two weeks In advance Dally, six months in advance . Daily, single copy . 880 -M.50 DO Dally, per month In advance . Dally, per six month In advance . Daily, per year In advance By Mall . 600 ADVERTISING BATES Display, foreign, per colum Inch Display, local, per column inch . Tune contract prices on application . God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. Psalm 46:1. i : . i T -itL 15.15' Tjfo ' y . s kit. En living, 'r-2 , t -if-Hj '"' -- , aRAee p , P M $42,995 SPENT IN FIVE MONTHS Lower Than Usual; No Permits Last Week set afire recently, It was charged, the vicar general at Civita Vecchla and a pariah priest at Sialago were slapped In the face, three Catholic clubs la Venice were sacked and portraits of the pontiff and King Victor Emanuel trampled, and post ers were DUt ud In Rome declaring Building for 1931 to Date'!-? .. - prlests Premier Mussolini's command con-" cerning me uacnoiic aoiion society was being executed rapidly today. It was estimated that 15.000 of Its No additional building s permits clubs, comprising 500.000 members were -Issued- In La Grande last week. In both sexes and or all ages, would but the several applied for earlier In be closed by . tonight. the month., boosted the May total to j . .- M476. ; I CATHOLICS ATTACKED . Considerable building Is under way i GLASGOW. Scotland. June 1 im over the-.tuty.- but with hardly an A procession of 10.000 Catholics ob exceptlon. It Is of a minor character, serving their annual May parade was either garages or remodeling and re- : attacked bra mob In the Gallowgate pair wort -. district of Glasgow yesterday. ine total ior me jirss live montns Several hundred Dersons encaged Of 1931 amounted to 42.99S, the In rim finhts and strnntr Inrre nt smallest five-month total in several monnted and foot oollce were re- years -,: ; ' , i quired to queU the disturbance. Slm- i-ermnamsuea ui jeur louow: llar incidents occurred In various Month January- February March April May Total Value ne nt I janni-lr.hlr n ?!X A lar8e P""1 of Catholics, lnclud " ioo-m! ln many children, was set upon In " innZs "Mossend and several persons Injured. " Stones were thrown at the partlcl- - 4-475 .pants and at a statue of the virgin Mary, .necessitating police lnterfer- ..842,995 WAY OPENED TO PATCH UP ITALIAN ROW ence. Another clash took place at BelLshin. near Carfln,' pressed. but was sup- ( Continued from Page One) Tra-el Dangers A boot 4.500.000 pnssenpers are carried, on vessels subject to In spection, for one passenger lost. On railroads 201.000 nre carried to one lost. SIIW tkculafaJ 1).a TWO POINTS OF VIEW Individuality appears In both the PmI intern nf AmAinnnn i cf if nf irtnc f rniw nflmi, oiila ..p interior and the exterior of this vwwo... ...o..Uw..o v..v.i o.v. nous. 0f English type the ocean is not always worth listening to, but a remark made Brlck- "one and hair-timber arc - , " ,. , , ; - Interestingly combined In the -walls, the other day by G. K. Chesterton, the English author and giving a picturesque character parti lecturer, as he returned to England after a long tour through , ta'"yPingdtnt when ,he pln"ns 18 the United States.' contains something that we could mull i ' The hair-timber is stained a weatn- over a bit without harming ourselves. ered gray or a darker tone In contrast with the 5tucco or light - cream "From one end to the other of this magnificent cMliza-, orar buT lion," he says, "there is no such thing as a village. When you - ZoTZ enter a little town it is singly an eyesore to anybody of ,'wiih v'w harmony with tue rest European tradition or instincts." I Most unusual In the plan ts'the "The first things met are yellow tin advertisements, tin!3pI oeV.guVha. buildings with frameworks of lead and glass, and tin shops ', vwed an octangular room, the ceti- . ,, . .. . . ! Ing of which is considerably higher and then, thank God, you are out of the town. . . " ttiian that of the remainder ot me Obviously, the American small, town rubbed Mr. Chester-1 ""- of th,s desiBn. one may ton the wrong way; and it is quite certain that there is an lgUmpse the "ving T.?m trom. '" " . , , 11 cony on the second floor, passing over enormous contrast between the orderly and attractive little - the fireplace grouping and afiording hamlets of England and the villages of the United St ;-- fr " ; But are things quite as bad as he says? (thing is in readiness by the time the,"nj 71vn QITX juaes leave ine oencn. 1 " - Drapery may be used effectively here, at the same time serving a utilitarian purpose In screening those passing on the balcony from too plain a view from the room below. The unusual shape of the living room will result in an arrangement of furniture not at all ordinary. Hap pily, the windows, which should pro vide abundant ventilation in sum mer, also give views of the garden from three different angles. If the kitchen and garage are placed on the north side, the Impor tant rooms downstairs will get the sun from the south. The convenient ly arranged kitchen has a large win dow area and the dining room Is cross-ventilated. ... There are three bedrooms and two bathrooms upstairs. The two end bedrooms are large and have win dows on two sides and one side of the small bedroom is a large bay window. Such a house, preferably located on a lot 75 by 125 feet.- would cost between $8,000 and SI 0,000, depend tng on local conditions. Atr u: i-n, i - .. JudS' itu. uiijik nut. viic-lci iuii iii a lulling ui-gjuy vxug-:j a sort of kitchenette has been set gerating those things which do not please him. Yet there-is ;"p- w"h dtsnes an.d : . , . . . ; the like that the necessary table no reason to deny that he had good grounds for his criticism. rYic may be had. Everv American nwtprist can remember towns that fall into BREAKS MARK OF 12 YEARS Continued Prom Page One) ; ers flocked to cooler retreats 6wlm- T.vrrs Li NrmioN PKi.-f r.. ; ;.., . .,..-.,.. I. n , This half-hour period meant much . ..w....w.. , ....... ...... tlv-"1- , to ihe late Chief Justice Taft. Helming holes, fishing streams and disappointment to the traveler, and make him want to keen rrsraed " " one of the most lm-ii"- etc. The cooler wearing . ap . . . . , . . . ., , portant parts of his day. Por it was ! parei pajamas, lumsy dresses. iJUHIS, us hit, viiesteilOIl wanien lO Keep going-, in xne nope enly at luncheon that he was per of findinsr somethintr nicer. ml,!l a hbert7 ' selecting his v u IOOO It would be fairly easy t to reniove most of the unpleasant flimsy stockings, etc. have made an ear her appearance than usual with Deo- pie in general trylru? to become ac- Doctors had restricted his morning J customed to an early summer. nri arsnin. .. .n -1 z ine weatiier oureau tn Portland TPPtnros lromtne Small tOWn landscape It a little time and They consisted mostly of a piece ol "? -foUI- UILny nunedlate're- ally nobody takes the eT 10 poiut ot ' s : . . .,....., ..J , 1. ." . H . . .. jiivucj ncic ucvuicu iu inir juu,. uuc u&uuu iiuuvu.v litnca Ult: rdne. trouble to st-t such a movement. Evervone agrees that ' 1! was '"miliar sight to see him .. .. it . , .11, , mount the bench at noon ind almost this, that, or the other thing looks pretty bad and everyone immediately look at the menu card waits for the other fellow to do something about it. . . j S"anca .hdXtTrS Some reason, too, is found in the fact that the inhabitant." hls .'ancr and hls messenger ' . would use the card as a guide in pre- of any town sees so much more than the visitor. He is used , paring tor the hurried meal at 2 A Al . 1 Tl r T f 1 . ?i 1 a,0 Clock. to uie piace. it is nis nome lown, given a oeauiy 11 aoes noi 1 But eren at that, the chief justice really possess by years of association. treats it as one treats an old friend by turning a blind eye I to its faults, and appreciating the lovliness which no stranger ROYAL RUSSIAN He is fond of it. and 5ou.w.ha?'ir. do morc than amlf can see. , . So the traveler, passing through at thirty miles an hqur or more, takes a hasty glance and" says, "What a horrid place!" And the native, coming home after an absence, looks ; CHOIR IS COMING (Continued from Page One) j tlces claim. On two occasions under ; the Dersonal direction of Prince about him, feels a warm glow in his breast upon seeing the omin-y sianansk. the original t, . ... ... - , r , ... , . j founder of the choir, they sang be- 01a jamuiar signis, ana murmurs a pnrase aoout us ueing ie she Pope in Rome and at st Swept With a Glanca Proof that the eye ts qnlcker tlian the hand ties in the fact that a pair of eyes can sweep n room In a mo ment, while it takos a pair of hands half an hour to accomplish tthe same thing. GoTernmeat Foundation - All free governments, whatever their name, are In reality govern ments by public opinion ; nnd it la on the quality of this public opin ion that their prosperity depends. James Russell Lowell. -, the most attractive sixt in the country. LONG-RANGE FORECASTING Forecasting drouths and seasons with abnormal rain and j snowfall as far as twenty-five years in the future is possible, according1 to A. F. Gorton, of the Scripps Institute of Ocean ography in California. In this long-range forecasting he would use weather rec ords of the past sixty years, and the knowledge that weather runs in cycles. He believes the trends of precipitation could be. worked out through systems based on the Peter's Cathedral. On their first European tour they brought back I over 50 medals, decoration and diplo- j mas that were bestowed upon them. King Edward, of En eland, bestowed f upon them the British MedaJ ot j music and Invited them to sing at inasor casne. In thlr first American ;our. some years ago, the president invited them to stng at the Whit House, in Washington, and bestowed upon them the first, and possibly the only, presidential medal ever given to a musical organization. Their mofct recent Royal honors Or Punch The man tvho is constantly In the public eye is npt to cet an oc cassional rub from the public knuckle. Terre Iluute Tribune. Patng Observation Every man makes a fool of him self nt times, but the hijrsest fool Is (he one who tries to heat the record of helns the bluest fool. Cincinnati Knnuirer. Not Only Objective The men who win ihe greatest success do not start out merely to In fame. Ilooih Tnrkin?inn. I were bestowed upon them in Japan "BrUOCknOr ilwo years ago at the coronation cere- 'monv In tvntn -if ifes.tr In. Cycle" Which is the result Of a Study revealing the years in ?vne by the Japanese Government as which good wines and bad wines were produced in times pat. ?u.Tohthron In the forty-first chapter of Genesis it is related that J?tfc seph intei-preted Pharonh's dream as signifying seven years ot h jpanfe Kmpror. pr of plenty in Egypt, to be folowed by seven years of famine. enl conductor. .nn an imperial Perhaps to Joseph hatkbeen inuvirted the knowledge that rjin yaonorST'Sbv and drOUth follow each Other in regular Cycles. ir.sir.s her an honorary mtmber ot . ' thf:r lacultr. thf first foreign woman It 13 recorded that many did not heed Joseph's prophecy, 'to h.w ttr icr:i th honor. 1 j.j . . ' . .1 , . . " f This sroup ol Mnsrrs and danctrs. and did not stoiv up gram against the impending famine, with baui.it. instruments mi SiTf Were scientist Gorton's system to be placed in successful r'Ds-rlbrn.ci? undTr ""lol operation, would the recurring famines find the world pre- mannwnt ot Ar.drtw j. Loner jr. ... , . . , . ' chjiirn-.an ot the American Levtou pai-ed with a surplus of grain and water? Probably not: for ,.rr human nature has changed very little in the past few thou sand years. 1 - t In Washington 111 Herbert Hummer WASHINGTON The United Statrs supreme court will soon ko Into It summer vacation a period extending from June until mtdCvtooer. Some people probably envy the lot ot the Justices who are able to enjoy such a long spell away Irom their Jobs. If they do. it is because they are uulamltlar with how the court works. Foe to a srreat etent It Li onlv a supposed rest the Justices cet when ice court tnuts down for so lens a the clerk to keep the (rovernn-.tr-fs t;rcat bv mill crtndtn at ail times. Hucr mail sacks bul?tng with djcu ments are shipped to them rier-er they miiy be for preliminary study, l'tie bu:iiess of the court would long be delayed were this no: done. j Tomorrow SWr com in a. ! Knight- of Columbus In Rome, filed protest against closing ox three . playgrounds operated by that organ- I ization. j He asked Ambassador Garrett to ! pass the protest on to the Italian government and to demand an ex- ; planation for what he called "an t unjustified and unjustifiable ac tion." He said he had not been Informed as to when the playgrounds would be permitted to reopen and he had been obliged to discharge 25 play ground directors. Virtually a Consistory The meeting at the Vatican was virtually a consistory such, as Is called only on extraordinary occa sions or for the creation of cardi nals. Por two hours the pontiff and the cardinals discussed the situation. Several of the cardinals were said to have encouraged continuance of ! the pope's firm stand. j It was said the pontiff told his advisors he had no desire to break the. concordat with Italy but he wished -the Italian government would regard that 'agreement not as ' one which, could be violated by elth- 1 er party but as an International treaty subject to the regulations of International law. j If Italy- takes that view, it was said, the Vatican will not think: off renouncing the concordat. I Prospect of a settlement of the ' strained relations . was reached as :. Italy and the papal state stood at the crossroads of an open -rupture. The situation was regarded by some Vatican authorities as a de facto severance ef diplomatic relations. Tenseness Aggravated The tenseness of the situation was aggravated by the explosion of four bombs near Catholic institutions in Bologna Saturday night. Though no damage was done, a Carabiniere brigadier was killed and two per- sons were Injured by fragments. .ps! ; .!-.!-? :sr-tns tBv' sTndav That he' wou d TnvS. " ! - Un of ! board, MedieTal History Usually medieval history Is con sidered to cover the time from the year 375 to 1492. modern history dming from the discovery of America. Best to Ignore It Jnd Ttinklns says It's easy to And fnult, but hard to tell what to do with it after you bare found 1L ; Washington Star, j"-. .. . " . No Wonder. The way of the tmnsgressor Is tutrd what well-henten path Isn't? Boston Transcript. Both Wise Fools The wise man and the fool seem alike when they fall In love or try to explain hard times. San Fran Cisco Chronicle. Principle of Justice The love 'of nifii. derived from elf-love. Is Hie principle of Imuran istice. llone-Jiviu FIND IT HERE Copy for this Column must be In by 9 a. m. Successors to N.K. WEST &CO. JUNE-TIME BRINGS U8New PAJAMAS A beautiful showing of Pajamas for both day time wear and night wear see the Skipper styles with their bright plain coats : and plain, white trousers another new creation is Pirate Pajamas with cute little tarns to match you'll love this large assortment. i $1.00 $1.95 $2.95 and Kiddies DAYTIME PAJAMAS Kiddies must have their daytime pajamas too and here they are gay colore peplum and ' ruffled styles. $1.95 EXPERT Plt'TtltE WORK When you wish to have your pic- Eastern Ore. School of Music sum. corded up neatly and closely; at a mer classes beginning June 1st. place directed by the board or clerk-5-29-3 t.; delivery to be made not later than j October 1, 1931. The board reserves nm! for wnnn twitpv. i J,he rlght to reJect and M bw isms FOR h OOD 1MITED ; By order of the board. - -; Notice Is hereby given that the Dls-: Dated La Grande, Oregon, Kay 3& trlct school board of School District1931- . . No. 1. of union county, Oregon, B-gSSft receive up to five o'clock p. m- June! . . 10. 1931. at the office of the District i ,; T nfr, trvr "H Z,rril i 5' p.CtUTW. 6-1 -2t he Ueren J of last few days. T Adler'a Music Co. ' , .5--3 t. he said, were "the first manifesta- ; Kwrixi won of proof of an education that is "l, ini M-t.i.iu the antithesis of Christian and civil N5W bridge lamps complete with education and entirely given to shade are now ou special sale for hate, to irreverence and to violence. l wat Htehaxdsons Art A: Gift "It Is the saddest spectacle to S10?- These-are real values in both, which Rome and Italy have been the and tle shades. Heavy treated and it has revealed already metal, antique gold finished bases how far advanced is the work of de- and rur choice of 6 different styles s true l Ion of all good education." and designs of new parchment shades. I'nhuppy Birthday Take advantage of this special lamp Calling his 74th birthday "sad and sale now" at Richardson's Art & Gift unhappy." the pope continued: Shop. 6-l-2t "It Is well known that we have ! . the right and therefore the dutv to' HemsUtchlng, pleating, button Invoke the treatv and the concor- i -olea, etc Norton's Kiddy Shop. -dat. The Catholic world and the Adv. whole world has the right to know that when we were confronted with COVE SWIMMING POOL opposition and non-observance of j Fountain of Youth the eventual unilateral decisions we Complete change of clear sparkling have not failed to take the proper j warm mineral water in Cove pool measures and that these measures ; every seven hours. Shady picnic are now in progress. I grounds. Connects with all leading "As we said last night, one can highways. 6-1 -Imp ask for our life but not our silence. - when all the tilings that form the Treasurer's Call for City Warrants delight of our heart and the delight Notice is hereby given that there of God are being ruined- are now funds on hand to pay all 'Therefore, it is useless to tell : outstanding warrants on General you not to fear. We add also that Fund of La Grande city, up to and wc shall be with you forever." j Including No. 35361.' . . Osservatore Romano published a Interest on all warrants on General list, two and one-half columns in ; Fund from No. 35146 to No. 35331. length, of alleged assaults by Fas- t inclusive, ceases from this! date, cist adherents on the persons of J. E. STEARNS, clerics and on the property of the j City Treasurer, church. La Grande. Oregon. June 1, 1931. The bishop's palace at Verona wan -- 6-1-lt riRn r TUivtra - " :'t iers m the High School building.; We want to thank the many friends sealed bids for furnishing said Dls- for their sympathy and assistance trlct No. l.wlth 200 cords of four-, dur1aS our recent bereavement, foot split- yellow pine, tamarack and; M'alS T$S52h- red fir wood, said wood to have been I . IJ Crabtree' cut green- and not later than July! - b'n Lol 15th. 1931. to be free from large! - - r knots and. acceptable to said school Brent V?- . 8-1-ltp board, and measured on delivery byj " its agent.: - BANKRUPTCY SALE ? Said wood to be delivered 125 cords.... . New. mowing machines for sale., E. at Greenwood building and 75 cords-. C. i(Tuqkey. trustee, 10, Depot .St. at the Willow building, and to be - . o-i-3t time. The work poes on. Justice Holmes, for example, labors Just as hard at his summer retreat of "Beverlv-bv-the- Depot" in Ua-sacbu&etu as he would in his offices in the capitol There Tui'MiMiorn ii w As m m-urr ol fact, lusv-ccs of l supreme court are amor. the hirde -vrkin men in Washington. Thtr nvxir re ioner than tr of manual labor-r. When the court t in aeMOn a la-hour day sax tl m the week is the regular order. And It is not unusual for then, to take court business to ihrir hco:e (or stufly at night. When ihe cxiti Is sitting to hear ar-ir.er.ts. does tor four eeks at a time w-.iri intervals or triree-eek rtiivr i Acid Stomach uis Many a Man Down If excss acidtty sour your fo-d and vaus sufitTine frm ras. heartburn. Ijiainrs. ooated-tcnirue, and bleat nc. you are bound to feel irroychy, ru n -down, nervous, and can t ip ,u 1 uini vou to cuit sufferm- catch up. the Justices. I rem cf?f -vnatdrr the pr-t medicine I have JuUce Hughes down. te. onlv so ??r found. Its only 6?c and if it minutes lor lunch. ,Wn t atop ga. pain, etc- in a few This luncheon period is r"t n n mutes and soon make your stomach Z'irr .vr?- fcv,5r-kf.,tfsr. fatrs Dnnf tiT& f rivn tht. )m.m. . . IS enouch lutiir htt.. f.iM ... . " w ---racieca. AH Wool Suits $20-00 $22-50 $25-00 .--I'MUaJj. tU I'1 S-P-L-I-N-TE-R-S OffVlal PnblfcaUon of THE VJLN PETTE.V LVMBER CO. "So you want to get eff this afternoon,' snorted the boss sar castically. "I suppose your grandmother "No sir." the office boy replied. "She eloped Double X Floor clean er will make that old painted floor look like new. We have it for 2ic a package. "I suess I"ve I: an other pupil, said the professor as his glass eye rolled down the kitchen sink. We have some dandy colors ta our OVER- NTTE floor enamel. It sells for M.Q0 per qt "Was father violent when you asked for VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. my hand?" "Was he? Great Scot'. I thought he'd shake my hand of." If jrou Insulate your home with BALSAM WOOL, you w-oa't no- tie the hot days. Tour home will heat easier next winter. TRY OUR PEACOCK NTT COAL IN TOCR RANGE. We Sea to SeU Asaia OUR PAINT SALES yv Have Increased Steadily '.,' Since Our Customers Started Using V'jPabco Multi-Service Paint . Every User is a Friend TRY IT YOURSELF AND YOU WILL READILY UNDERSTAND HOME LUMBER & COAL COMPANY Phone MAIN 24S. i802 COVE AVE. J Main 84 PLUMBING FIXTURES HEATING PLANTS WATER SYSTEMS ENGINES MOTOR ELECTRIC WIRING Call NATE ZWEIFEL 1314 Jefferson F.in Ret! Crtna Dnit Store. Adi 4
