La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 28, 1932, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, January 28, 1932 Page Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Sppakinq f fa Weather-- I hi ChdrtQs Fftztwgh Wman 1 J of tty US. mther Bureau 1 i -UtUVVTU FVmJK.VF.IV PtiU NJt-A m-muici? Muptt, Charts, ltiillellns, Hcpnrts All ports to the central weather bureau j , Figure In Weather llumiu j ofilce at Washington. D. a, where Work-r-Muny Are VUal. j tho Information Is tabulated and t- : ? summarized and a synopsis Issued ; Every week the U. S. weather bu- lor the entire country. This la re reou issues an illuminating sheet leased each Wednesday at 10 a. m. called the "Weekly Weather and Crop and is published in the "Weekly Bulletin." This is published chief- Weather and Crop Bulletin" above ly for agricultural interests, but It described. contains much of general value. J. In addition there is published a . There la a summary 'of the week's local weather and crop summary weather, with a statement of out- at each state center containing in standing abnormalities,, particularly formation In more detail as to con of temperature and rainfall over ap- ditlcns prevailing in the respective preciablo areas. Paragraphs about states. There is also published at weather In Argentina, England, India New Orleans a "Weekly Cotton Re am! Australia ore added. Tho special glon Bulletin" covering conditions in telegraphic summaries from the scv- : tho cotton belt as a whole, and at oral states or sections of tho weather j Chicago a similar report pertaining bureau show the details of the week's to tho principal grain-producing weather and Its effccU on crops and states. farming operations. A table gives tho week's rainfall and temperature and tho departure from normal for 160 stations, and two maps show tho temperature departures and tho ac tual amount of rainfall. The temperaturo map Is a pc cul tar one. Shaded portions 1 nd i -coto regions warmer than normal, and unshaded regions cooler than normal, while the linos on tho map Indicate tho extent of the depar ture; o. g., three, six or nine de grees plus or minus. Hence tho re gion having tho highest figures is not likely to be the warmest, nor . Is that with the lowest ngures nec essarily the coldest. In tho preparation of this bulletin the officials in charge at designated central weather bureau stations in each state collect Information week ly from many special and co-operative meteorological observers and from a large number of weather and crop correspondents In the respective states relative to prevailing weather condi tions and their effect on farming op erations and crop development. These officials make weekly telegraphic re- WAKE UP YOUR WITHOUT CALOMEL Anil You'll Jump Out of Bed in the Morning Ritrin' to Go If you foci sour and nunk ml tho world looks punk, dtm't nwiillow a lot of salt, jninurul water, nil, Inxnlivo candy or elipwing Rum nd uxpoct thorn to make you imildenly ". owoot unrt buoyant and full of Hunuliinv. For tlioy can't do It. They only Move tho howels and a mere movement doutm'L got ut ,thi pruib. The riMHun fur your down-and-out li'cHni: in your Hvit. It ahould putir out two 1 pounds of liquid bilo into your bowuls dully. If this hilo is not flowing freely, your food down't diKcat, It just decays in tho bowels. Vim bloats up your stomach. You liuvu a thfrk, bail Uinta nnd your hrrath Is foul, nkfn often breaks out In hlrmfitlHU. Your hwad srhes and you ft-H down and out. Your whoto syntcra is poUorutl. It tuki til. Rood, old CAItTKIt'8 , MTTLK LIVKIt PILLS to R.-t Uhhu two iniunds of bilo Mowing I reply and muko yi(u ; fid "up nnd up." Tiicy contain wondwftd, . hiirmlwui, Rpntlo vwlnbln Pxtnu-tR, iuiiiir.lo when It coiuwt to mnkinx tho bilo ilow reply. But don't auk for liver nilK Ask for Curter'a : Littlo 1.1 vot I'llls. Look for thu niiini' Carter I.itilu IJvur 1'illa on tho rod lnln'1. Km.'iit a NuUtltulo-oRUtnllslorrs. (C)lllill C. M.Cn AS OUT in, -ijsj'rv ' J 000 YOU CAN WIN ONE OF THE BIG CASH PRIZES ranging from $1,000.00 down to $10.00, simply by writing 200 words or less on SEIBERLING AIR COOLED TIRES. We can help you win. COME IN NOW AND GET YOUR CONTEST BLANK. SEIBERLING AIR COOLED TIRES This is the First Showing of Dim-Trend nnd Triple-Tread Tires hi I.a Grande BOHNENKAMP'S FIRST FLOOR ! Chats With ! J Parents &! "IN A MINI TK" Ity Alice Juflstm I'enle A little girl who otherwiso Is po lito and obedient annoys her motli- by answering nearly every rc- wh pert little "Iti a mln- ntj " Klin linn hnnn rrxlrinl tnr uto." Sho has been scolded for this frequently, but the habit per sists. This mother certainly has not lis tened to herself. Very likely when she herself is busy about the house she often answers her littlo girl's rcquosts in just these very words. With children you can always be suro that "what Is sauce for the gooso Is sauco for tho gander." Whenever your child uses phrases, or mannerisms that you consider un desirable, think whether you your self have not supplied the pattern. For children are extremely imitative especially when they are little. ir you speak rudely to a child, ho will speak rudely to you. If you Interrupt him when ho is talk ing, ho will certainly interrupt you. If you snatch things out of his hunda, ho will try to snatch things I out or yours. j to $57,841; Interest on debt, $2,771,- A6 every point ho will give you ! 497; and outlays fcr permanent im a faithful reproduction of your own 1 prcvements, $12,011,288. Tho total tricks, turning them always with payments, therefore,, for operation unconscious shrewdness to suit his !nn maintenance of general depart own purposes or to get even with nt3 and public service enterprises. F ' for interest and outlays were $28,- iV , ' u it . '507.787. Of this amount $18,013 rep- It is salutary to remember that rc3Rnt(J puyments by 0 Btnte d r't no amount of correction on your ment or enterprise to another on part can offaot tho. forco of your account of services. Tho totals in bad example. You will have to (elude nil payments for the year, tako tho medic I no you give, nnd tho : whether mado from current revenues only way to avoid an unpleasant i cr from the proceeds of bond Ishuos. ia tr. ho atpriMitiimiBiv nnfnfni j Of the govcrnmcntiil costs reDortcd of what vou offer. in th reintianqhiii hatw(,Pii nnr- In tho lelationshlp between PW" ent and child more than In any other dealings In life. It pays to practice tho virtues or consldera- lion, fairness,, courtesy and the prompt fulfillment of promises. Rmmntt MeCniin. now mjumirer nf the Indianapolis baseball club of th . ..,.i Amerlcnn association for tho 1932 reason Is a former Portland shortstop. YOU KNOW THIS Tl RE MAY YOUtSpOO I TASU 00 FIRST PRIZE t 'A Wi?f If jfk'hk1 A: Piiieni-e( (our sets of twins unci grandparents o( seven other children all born during the last 11 years is tho uniuzlng record of Mr. mui Mrs. John Hanley of Robblnsdalo, Minn. Some of their grandchildren are older than their youngest twins. All of the twins are healthy and ran out In sub iero weather to pose with tholr mother In this picture. The twins are: Norman andr Norma, four years old; Helen and Harold, live; SVanda and Waneta, eight; June and Junior, eleven. Mrs. Hanley is behind iheiu. There are two other children In the family, both married. Another died. Financial Statistics of Oregon ' Are Released by Census Bureau WASHINGTON, D. C. Jan. 25 (Spe cial) The bureau of the census announces a summary of the finan- ! for tho fiscal year ending Sept. 30. 1930. Tho per capita figures for 1030 are based on an estimated population of 054,000. Tho payments for operation end maintenance of tho general depart ments of Oregon amounted to $13, 007.101, or 14.33 per capito. This Includes $480,003, apportionments for education to the minor civil divisions of tho state. In 10ai) the per capita for operation and maintenance of general departments was $13.55 and in 1017 $5.00. Tho payments for i nnpi't.lnn nurl inntnt.rnniirf of niihltn scrvtco enternrises in 1030 amounted above. $14,222,307 was for highways, 1 6J'yuu' 'u being ror mintenance nnd !oio.925,300 for construction, Revenues ( The totnl revenuo receipts were $30,308,001, or $31.83 per capita. This , was $13,872,402 more than the total ipayincntn of the year, exclusive of tho payments for permanent hn piovemcnts, and $1,861,174 moro than Lotul laments including those fo permnent. improvements. This cxceHB of rovcm0 r'ecoipts iH rcfectcd in reduction of debt; also in. purchase : of investments ond increased cash L hnlii'itnnu t Bh, t il,i or the totnl" revenue rccelpta 818.013 avcr"8ecl w!l1 over 40 yards last sca reprcfients receipts from n stale ile-'l son- ' ' partmeut or enterprise on account ; 01 services. property nna special i taxes represented 22.2 per cent of I llio total revenue for 1030, 25.2 per cent fcr 1029, and 04.7 per cent for 1917. The Increaso in the amount of property and special taxes collected was 130.9 per cent from 1018 to 1030 and 4.5 per cent from 1920 to 1030. The per capita of property and spe cial taxes collected was $7.08 In 1030, $6.00 In 1029, and $3.79 In 1017. Earnings of general departments, or compensation for services render- cd by slate officials, represented 8.4 1 EW per ct STloS: IM por cent for 1917. Business nnd nonbusiness licenses ! constituted 50.1 per cent of the total Cant an amazmg TODAY, do r favor to your neck. Drop in and Kvk over our Shirt craft shirts with the new type Everfit collar. The most important shirt development in n generation, this new col lar will not,M shrink. Launder it 100 times the collar remains pre cisely the same size. $1-9: to A the FOUR PAIRS OF TWINS u fccvKu. Ffmuf revenue for 1930, 62.1 per cent for 1020, and 11 per cent for 1017. Receipts from business licenses con sist chiefly of taxes exacted from Insurance and other incorporated companies and of sales tax on gaso line, while those from non-business licenses comprise chiefly taxes on motor vehicles and amounts paid for hunting and fishing privileges. The sales tax on gasoline amounted to $5,741,097 In 1030 and $4,639,226 in 1929, an Increase of 23.8 per cent. Indebtedness The total funded or fixed debt outstanding Sept. 30, 1930 was $59, 093.901. or this amount $28,960,760 was for highways. The net Indebtedness , (funded or fixed debt less sinking fund assets) was $29,975,281, or $31.42 per capita. In 1920 the per capita not debt was $33.71 and in 1917, $0.60. Assessed Valuations and Tax Levies The assessed valuation of property In Oregon subject to ad valorem tax ation was $1,124,988,002; the amount of state taxes levied was $4, 633,068; and the per capita levy was $0.03 and in 1017, $3.16. IHJKH STAR HACK CROONS IX CAMPUS DININU II A LI, DURHAM. N. C. W The raaib world has Bing Crosby, Rudy Valleo and Russ Col urn bo and Duke uni versity also has Its own crooner. Sophomore Nick Laney, erstwhile star halfback on Wallace Wade's foot- ball team. Is the foatured soloist for the orchestra that provides nightly dinner music In tho campus eating place. if. v "Laney croons, and howl" the7 stu dent audijcos sa. And ir there's any kicking to bo done, Nick will' do it himself next fall his punts TltAINKI) STKKDS Ol'TWIT Tl ItKISIl HOHDRIt il AKIt MARDINE, Turkey (A") Equine smugglers may be brought perhaps with their trainers, boforo tho special tribunals which Turkey Is setting up to combat the contraband trade across the Tureo-Syrlon frontier. The discovery that riderless horses had been trained to carry goods past the border guards was made when 011C anmni stopped at a customs f at mVlm' The beast was loaded with Syrian m k and sugar. slirink collar of this invention The e shirts never loss that fresh, tailored, neck fitting newness, so neces sary to tne well-groomed nppcaran. c. What versiieyouwear, you'll find it here, and what's more you'll find it still the right size after manywashings. And these shirisgive no hint of their moderate cost. Priced surprisingly low. $3-50 KIDNAP GANG LEADER TURNS GUN ON SELF DENVER Jan. 28 (P) Joseph C. Riley, ex-convict, sought as the lead er of tho extortion gang that kid naped Benjamin P. Bower, Denver bakery manager, shot Iilmself through the head In a rooming house here Wednesday when officers surrounded the place. Riley died In a hospital a short time later. Captain of Detectives William Arm strong, who rushed to the hospital in an attempt to get a death bed state ment from; the former convict, said thcrg was no doubt about his Iden tity. Riley was suspected of being the leader of the extortion gang when he was identified as one of the men who held up the Campbell Sell Baking company on January 9. SOVIETS TRADE IS ETHIOPIA ADDI ABABA P) Price cutting has given Russian trade a foothold In tho Abyssinian market, especially in oils and sugar. Competing Interests have cut prices to meet the new rival. . CHILEAN HOSPITALS PEItILF,D SANTIAGO, Chile OP) Lack of funds may force the closing of 25 hospitals in Chile and the depart ment of welfare, aided by the Chil ean Medical association, Is canvassing for contributions. FIND IT HERE Copy for this Column noil hp In by. Iin. FLOWERS OF QUALITY Daffodils, sweetpeas, frees las. roses, carnations find snapdragons at Clarks Florists. 1-27-2 t. FIIIER SI ITCASES Fiber suitcases, 14, 10 ond 24 inch. 70c to $1.69. C. J. Breier Co. 1-28-1 t. BRIDGE TAUGHT Auction or contract. Work, White head or Culbertson system. C. H, Dovlne, Sacajawca hotel. l-o-l m. j Angels hat cleaning and blocking. ucst worK in town. 1-22-1 m. GOHS OF FITS In windshields and sldo glasses for your car. Your broken side glas3 or shield refitted in an hour's time, and at a saving to you, at Richardson's Art and Gift Shop. 1-28-3 t, nemstltclilng, pleating, button holes, etc. Norton's Kiddy Shop. Adv. NOTICE- TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tho undersigned has been appointed by the County Court of the State of Oregon for Union County, as the oxecutrix of tho estate of James Moss, deceased. AH persons having claims against tho said estate are hereby directed to present them, with proper vouchers thereroro, to the un dersigned at 1503 M Avenue, La Grande, Oregon, within six months from the date of this- notice. Dated December 31st 1031. MARTHA J. MOSS, Executrix of the Estate of JAMES MOSS, Deceased. H. E, DIXON, Attorney ror Executrix, La Grande, Oregon. Dec. 31. Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28. NICE TO HE REMEMItEKED On Valentine Day with a clever Valentine with the right sentiment. You will find Just the right one for the right -party in the wonderful se lection shown at Richardson's Art and Gift Shop. 1-28-3 t. NOTICE OF SALE Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned C. I. T. Corporation will, on the 8th day of February, 1032, at ten o'clock a. m., at the front door of the Claude Wright Equipment Company, located at No. 1212 Jeffer son Avenue. In Ia Grande, Oregon, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy the balance owing on tho Hens of the c. I. T. Corporation in the sum of $4,753.02, the following described personal prop erty, to-wit: One 3 ton Reo truck with trail er. Motor No. CP22288, Serial No. GD7692, 4. One 3 ton Reo truck with trail er, Motor No. CP21310, Serial No. GD1390. , Dated this 27th day of January, 1932. C. I. T. CORPORATION. " " - 1-27-3 t. Bankers Pool To Cease Its Loans; Job Is Completed CHICAGO, Jan. 2Q m Georg M. Reynolds,, chairman of the board of tho national credit corporation, announced yesterday the $500,000,000 bankers pool would cease Its loans and that Its work would be carried on by the two-billion dollar recon struction corporation. The. bankers' pool, Reynolds said, had . lent approximately the full ex tent of Its commitments of $150,000, 000 and would -'probably liquidate within the next three months." "We've done a good job, I think, In fulfilling the purpose of the credit pool," Reynolds said, "but we feel that 'shies the banking phase of the reconstruction corporation is on a parallel we should withdraw." qt the $500,000,000 sought at the organization- of the pool last October. I approximately $435,000,000 has been I pledged by banks in 43 states. Thirty per cmt of these pledges have been called In. LOAN CONTROL HILLS FILED WASHINGTON Jan. 28 () Sen ator Johnson Wednesday presented two bills to control the floatation of foreign loans In this country and the senate finance committee concluded Its Inquiry. One of the measures would estab lish a "foreign loan board" and make all foreign loans subject to Its ap proval. The other would require the filing of public reports with the secretary of commerce on all loans made. Moratorium For One Year Upheld By Elwood Mead WASHINGTON, Jan. 28 JP) Rec lamation Commissioner Elwood Mead has Indorsed before the senate Irri gation committee the Idea of a one year moratorium .on irrigation dis tricts' debts to the government but opposed extending it three years. Mead was testifying on bills by Chairman Thomas (R., Idaho) and Senator Carey (R., Wyo), seeking re lief for the districts unable to pay. The Thomas bill provides for a three-year blanket moratorium. Car ey's would permit a 60 per cent re duction In payments for a like period. The proposal of tho Wyoming sen ator, he explained. Is In line with re cent resolutions adopted by the irri gation districts at a meeting In Salt Lake City. The 50 per cent reduc tion would be In the gross charges, rather than the five per cent crop value proposed by the districts. Mead said ho believed the commit tee was turning toward the one-year moratorium Idea, with 50 per cent re ductions for the ensuing two years ror those that needed help. He said some sort of relief Is nec essary, objecting to a three-year mora torium on the ground it Is not re quired and would arouse hostility out side the districts. HUNDRED BUSHELS DAILY IS GIRL'S HUSKING MARK ...AUDUBON, la.'W Audubon coun ty thinks it has tha "uncrowned 'champion" of Iowa women corn husk- ers. . . She Is Louise Jensen,' 17-year-old girl who "didn't hear" above tho state husking contest for women; but who had a record of .more than 00 bushels of corn a day throughout the last season. H?r best day produced a grist of 100 bushels, and she consistently cuthusks the hired man on her father's farm. And she -finds time to milk 11 cows dally tool Sip? i . . :' '"4.'. 23 Dili nii vv ts V'.. (Sli. -"5 the pages. You'll find it a sparkling review full of movement, and life, and interest, and news. News of the world of people and places. And news of the world of goods and services. See it all ; read it all. The news columns will keep you posted bn events of the day, and the advertising columns why, they're news col umns, too, of course. Advertisements are news of the things you need and want. If you don't want them today you probably will tomorrow. Here, as the news passes before your eyes, make a note of this product, and that service. Tomorrow, when you start out to shop, you'll be able to make a bee-line for the place that has just what you want, at the price you want to pay. Considering the tiny amount you've spent for a seat down-front, our Big Show is far, far more than your money's worth on that score alone. . . i 11 it II Pill mmh Nancy Ann Miller Visits In Seattle SEATTLE, Jan. 27 W) Although of1 the onlnlon tha averaKe American I girl Is not prepared lor an Interna tional marriage such as hers, NancJ Ann Miller, wile ol the lormer ma- Iharajah of Indore, believes her mar riage has entailed less readjustment ithan a match between a Seattle stenographer and her boss' son. The Maharanne bharmtshthabal Holkar Is visiting her home here, al ter four years in foreign lands as tne wife of the wealthy Indian. She will leave In about two weeks to rejoin her husband and their two children In Cairo, Egypt. "My lite is actually freer, because It Is broader." she continued, "than If I had married an American." She said sho had been equipped in ad vance for her present mode of life by extensive travel and cosmopolitan associations. Nationalist's Life Menaced by Cobra POONA, India, Jan. 27 m L. B. Bhopatkar, a nationalist leader con lined to the Yeroda jail near Mahat ma Kandhl's quarters, faced death for ten minutes today whllo a big cobra reared and swayed before him within striking distance. Bhopatkar was sitting on the floor reading when a Jailer shouted through the door that the snake hod slipped through the bars. He had nothing with which to protect himself except his bedding and the snake was be tween him and tho bed. He sat with out moving a muscle until the war den came with, the cell keys, burst in and killed the snako with a club. FARMERS STOP AUCTIONS IN UK K.MAN TAX CASKS SCHWERIN, Germany () Pas sive resistance is being resorted to by farmers In certain parts of north ern Germany, where agricultural dis tress is acute. Enforced sales of property because of. non-payment of taxes are ren dered ineffective by refusals to bid. At Jullusburg a prowd or 300 coun trymen, carrying black flags, pre vented the selling out of two farm ers under a distress warrant. GEORGIA MOUNTAIN WOMEN STILL USE "ASH HOPPER" OHICKAMAUGA, Ga. (P) Mrs. Amanda Griffin, pioneer resident or Chlckamauga, still maintains her "ash hopper," a V-shapcd box in which clean hardwood ashes are placed and water filtered through them, to drip as lye, from which soap is made. Mrs. Griffin makes her own soap, an well as her own clothing all fash ioned from a 60-year-old pattern. She doesn't go to church, she said, because the modern style of dress "disgusts" her. HIDEOUT' OF JESSE JAMES STILL DRAWS SIGHTSEERS ST, JOSEPH, Mo. (P) The house where Bob' Ford shot? Jesso James still attracts many visitors to the high bluff which the notorious outlaw chose for his "hideout." On display In it are the revolvers James Is said to have tosad on the bed - to allay the suspicions or the Ford boys, and the picture he Is sup posed to have been dusting when, shot from behind. The chair on which he stood has been reduced to a fragment by sou venir hunters, while the bullet hole In the wall has been enioi'ged to four inches In diameter. Now Going As you read these lines, the Big' Show has already begun. It's a new bill every day right here, m your lavorite news Make yourself comfortable, and turn Anniversary Essay Contest Planned SALEM. Jan. 27 VP) Plans tor an essay contest In Oregon High schools in honor of the two-hundredth an niversary ol the birth of George Vash-f Ington were announced today by C, A. Howard, superintendent ol public Instruction. The Oregon Oeorge Washington bicentennial commission Is sponsoring the contest and has of fered 100 In cash prizes In addition to medals and certificates of awards to winners. . The competition Is open to all high school students, and essays are to bo between 600 and 750 words and must pertain to some phase of Washing ton's lite. The Oregon winner will be entered in the nation-wide con test at Washington. D. C, In April. Sensible Home Treatment For CATARRH Colds Swiftly Conquered You'll be delighted with friendly Opcx because when it spreads its pleasant, eoothng, helpful, vaporized medication over the membrane of nntHia nnri throat it won't be many days before you can say goodbye to nasal cotarrn ana i-.s uibguowuB symptoms including unpleasant breath. Spray delightful, effective Opex In nostrils and throat night and morning takes but half a minute a day but how it does keep nostrils and throat free from mucus at all times Its helpful influence In case of head-colds irritated throat coughs and hoarseness Is worth to any clean ly person many times Its cost. So swift Is Opex In Its action that Catarrh stuffed nostrils are clean ed In 3 minutes . what a comfort. An 85 cent bottle of Opex lasts 7 weeks you can get It at Red Cross Drug Stcre or any leading druggist anywhere wo ask you to try it for 30 day6 thon if you are not su premely delighted with results money returned. If you haven't an atomizer get an Opox nebulizer as handsome and sturdy as any pro duced and will last for years price only 86 cents and always works. Adv. END PILES QUICK No Salves No Cutting Your Itching, bleeding, protruding piles will go when you actually re move th causo bad. blood circula tion in the -weak, flabby parts and not one minute before. Salves or cut ting can't do this an Internal rem edy must be used. HEM-ROID, pre scription of Dr. J. S. Leonhordt, suc ceeds because it stimulates the cir culation, drives out congested blood, heals and restores the almost dead parts. HEM-ROID has such a won derful 'record right In this City, that Red Cross Drug storo says ono bottle of HEM-ROID Tablets must end your pile agony or money back. Adv.. 4 51 - v ill in 1