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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSEEVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.
Wednesday, Jane 22, 1 932
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MjU1 Mftar UMier ct rf March 2, 17.
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vitt or la anuixuz
Tut AmoctuUC is it le xcluior eumtirC o um lor public ttoc
id U XMWt 0ipto6 crt-dltt-d to It Of KUt VMiriM WailOTf JlUb-llu-a
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tt C- MVOoKribJ CO Inc.
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to j Ourkr
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ftouioc known.
A ViHrU tu II UMUaiU tJC
Uutii wnf . Iia r. il emalo.
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w i exempt. 1c . at-
piott is kiud of w id viuec ! Uat puna ;
w sec ail enlmi "for tre durt- : auc Oeue
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Tun wr.c irmo mz Bwianuo.
txt- Putter r& torn twee Urine
EBERH.ARD IS
.N AMED HEAD
OF DIRECTORS
; touti," UK.tx trlli tf uur Jt i tion off ti children, ItmJ
; up K u o piy uur pari to o& ftfier nirff Jd. Fnaui: facriiiev., bui
; uur auty ft ((MXl ftoidin. &f
Out- oi tije ltft Men;uiift ts inor- j ud Mr. Oit oucb iaitCl at
'ale. A pifit oi oIew',aw at ini lniiK ijwtue buuwxj.
Uur is ft Oftfwu a n ouic ! 111 1
liav t-wri io ivn-36. iu give wfcr.'KTATR HIGHWAY TYfc
GET BIDS ON 37
U tmtw or Qtnpaif wouifi ix- n
rfy Oiawr t art rym Uj avtiC
Kur i tfjrte Jufli Krouirfl lur auct
ad auivude. Wwjo letimwrr ut
tpimiiio that wu ramjAiut only a
(Coittlnuttl lroco Jae Oxte)
' wtr.
j JJtrectorft-ciect Waliver and idooc
; weft aifto id atUriiObucc at so meet-
J IS w Oeciflkd inai Ute Mcm
1 (Jay of eacfc lounb throughout
! re yar the ooartf olJicmi mwiinr
' UHVC. - .
KOAD f K 0 J E C T Si f ail to t..rr iuw
, liUiATt JK THE HL'AATE
?mhjuuu jruiu Te
nit bfldc- aiid coiuiiructlon pro
t. alJ in lb coumM tn Croc.
iwuirfifefl, aic wtifca wtr itaiii atjxiw pto:l6 os wuicii ia wili
(Corittnuett Ifun Pagt One)
parltie auba:i:uie antl wauled to
t oure of aullicicnt tune to preaent
Xaliy, j-ar tbootb to Ml! ,
LtaUy, pr rx (boast Ut Mlvacic ,
JDaU, jer lo a4bc ., ,,,
Iplay, Ioeho, ar ooluiau iocu
Jjlyiy, ivoei, per ooluuai iocb
H'Ub oulavt prbf on application
KiiUilJy, brethren, wtiitUiver tiijtijgg are tJ-ue, vhattioever
thiits are jovely, whatsoever tiiiuos are of K'xl retioH: if i aor
there be any viilue, and if there be any pruiw, think on the&e u tUf,J
H& Of IllilitJ WUf, 0OM JiOt tlit
hukk at iwrnl tie puMimnty tua.
it ojpwitc mat of imniJ tuny be
'Jrut, mt jiav Jot inuch. but we
iiav mu'j'n wow Utti, anc wia. e
vt irft ie lar moie important than
. vital we fiave We iiavt auJ-
Iwwi fio cawu.fopic of juttuie;
, itaie O'X Ua wi;A;n by
iar a our ptobucvou lacilr.iee an
oofcefij, we aie embarraM.-il tiot
by loo llite but by too rnucb. Tiii
- 0-ti ifjj, iiteac iWiat vryboaV
fcaote iiave Uu aatbficl, aiifl a
aurpiuc irft over, it ntfruitf. timt the
ba. of encitajige by wiiH:b normal
ly sie marKete ate cratetf of good
bae Un Oibrupv,t, wi-ll a teaiUtaiJt
axppage In tie ountoiitary fiw ol
ooui into ooijAUiiip'.iofi. Tit? 1m
iitetitave axjti pretuiig tioec Is to (
taoiwh rignt coucltioiift lor the ic
auuiption of tbe iuterrupul Xlow,
AIy of tie b(9juHtneiiU! iM-eary
to briit tiii about bave beeo or are ,
bejii inade; uiauy yet leinain to bt
Juat wti;u tbe point mariciii
tra'jbefl uobotiy I
i -
I 3 (hie euax la not in a cuc
: pwitiou lo hRrw to limitaxion of
: oeoate. teinarced Hobinaoc, xwium
; lug jii aeat
btrnator McKary of Oregon, aseurw
Klaina'b county 'Xertranal City- : ut Republican ieaoer, proptMtl tnat
Kiamacb fall aection of The Dalies- '. Xlte aeuate work two or tnree hour
California highway, J .72 xuliea of ! bill and then aee whether it
concrete pfctveiuent and 412 ml lee of ; would not be posslole to leach aoxne
Iouglas oourrty Gcotb3burgfara
flie Creei: ei;:ioc of Umpqua high
way, wiilee acroenetl etavel ur-iacmc-
leriibnul Planned
Ir.iAtwu. Probably no one will te'.o.
mx it wien It appeare but only after
J a certain p;rbj,-jttve ha been gained.
j7'le piobleui. bowever, us gradually
tec r a,,, i 'a. i,,f.M;n,r ni.v.H-,., crir
vvj.; w v-; with clearer beflmiiim
earth- cruflueti rocfc aurtacing. ; agreement.
Our j Lane county -Chemre -Prairie road ;
lac- jaeciioti of Utuolaw htgnway, nule
of grading j
Lincoln atd Tillamook counties !
Bitununoufc nuicauaiu project No. b j
involving tne conutruction of 2 mlie j
of bituiwnouii ikiacadam and the ap
plication of lb. 6 uihen of oil mat nur-
lace treatment. Work 'tit in. three
unite in the vicinities of Hebo and f
Otto. '
Linn. Benton and Polk counties j
Bituminous macadam project Ho. VI. 1
involving IbA milee of pavement
widening and retsurlacmg aiid 2 inliec
of non-Bfcid aurface treatment. Wore
la In jour unit in the vicinities of
Tangent, J&ouinoutb and Corvallle.
Viliiiiioofc cotu ityK.11 rhis River- j
Tillamook aection of Oregon coaut (
highway, j.tjy mile of coiicrete pavc
meut aiid ,&7 miles of gravel eurfac- i
ing.
Adam Koad Included f
Oregon Delegates
Start for Chicago
POKTLAND, DTc, June 22 m
Eight members of the Oregon delega
tion to tiit Democratic national con
vention will leave lor Chicago to-,
lught. Two of the delegate already :
are In Chicago. j
Tie Oregon delegation "will favor
a simple, concise tstuud on prohlnl-
tion," said Carl Lojiaugh, -state chatr- j
man. He indicated that the group !
wac prepared to eirpport a .repeal
plank.
"Vou can depend upon It that it
will be straightforward," he said.
jT-anfcUn D. Hoobevelt will get the
Oregon vote for the presidential nomination.
bread and butter, cuflee, nillic (eacb
man m tlir compaay geu naif a quart
ol milt oaUy if he wants iti.
Ciam digging also has lu newly
maoe experu in tiie company. The
otner nay isaa Shan squad of nieu
duf aoout 15b clam and the com
pany as a result had clam chowder
atill hot from the kitchen while it
was on bivouac about five miles lroro
camp Jklonday noon.
Tne lre talkies each week nlgtit
pact; 'em In. with Jbu or more at
tending each nignt. The crowd would
be larger except lor the fact that
tnats as large a crowd as the theatre
tent can accommnoate.
E company also fumiahed part of
the "tntemiiasion program" at the
theatre Monnay nignt. Bob Ward,
wno iias one of th best solo voices
in the regiment, sung "Bells of the
Lighthouse " and the applause was
gratifying, to say the least. Then
Bernard Powell, bugler, played a piano
solo and the applause ilitewite was
generous.
COMWENCiJ
Jms bbun turiited the fiil'id;ii:; Jviition.
..... . , , -, WO lUiH. J Us n'Jl U UIMT lOf
expiewjion by tha bumum and protetniwiM ua of Jja!i,iw- tnnu,ni. r wuu tat
Orundtt and the surroujidifiK territory, of tliwr coufidtnee ' n wavi- txuei tbat -r,-.
, , . . . , j i k- i i iWiii will t all rlgbt." but lot cuiin
in the awlJty of our j-wjople, so richly olesbed by Jvature, :bi. ita,id wuiiomw! m tut iu-
hlKfawav. CwwtruBtioo of 17 7 milt bi"xf' t WK: lamwi Blewl5: Z5c Ti Ktool -lU gnmt bachelor and
Faculty For Fine
Arts Announced
At Both Schools
CO HX A 11 .75. June 22 (BpecialJ
Provision lor maior curricula In nine
different fields of art, architecture
and xnuuic, together with organia
tion of the new school of fine arte,
was received from the office of the
eta; board of higher education yes
terday. The school of line arts has been
formed from the consolidation u the
schools of music and architecture and
allied arts at the University of Ore
gon and related courses in the ochool
of basic arts und sciences and the
department of landscape architecture
at Oregon State college.
Ellis 7. Lawrence, dean of tbe old
achoo! of architecture and allied arte
at the university, has been named
dean of th- new school, with head
quarterfc at Eugene. Dean Lerauire
aas eagneti -oumy ol tiie newer
j of bituminous macadam pavement
J Widening and reaurf aclng.
Washington county Rudgere farm
: auction of secondary highway Jo. 140
j and yauiiO aection of secondary high
i way Ko. Kl. Jj& nules of grading
and surfacinir.
vanyuith Old Man heprewi) through confident co-opera-1!"" fr m i,,- j cu,,. t.uuut...BrW,. ov Ab.
iion, and if) lay foundations for a sounder, saner, and hap-1 a combination iiicb i ou t- u. ' "et" "
; lu tin; oat aiid will io o bKalli.
'J'hlfc country ban never loat
f anfl will bot low.' tbiif obt.
pier prosperity than we have ever known before,
Hewilt developfients and present conditions indicate that
such confidence j juetified- and that riht now the only
fiictor that is holding tiie nation down is a vague, unreason
ing fear which prevails in many sections, - As soon as tha.t !,
psychological condition is cured we will all be amazed at the
rapidity of the pjogress we will mke.
a) lead y at hand.
lower, otbw claa&ee mostly eunay. ! master degreec.
Nat.'ve Jambs &.B5. Xttl cllpjd lamae ! Under tbe new plan of the board
ol bigner education, music will be
a tUviBlon of tbe school off fine art,
with practically the same worfc or
lered on the two campiues as In tne
past. Dr. John L. Landbbury of the
unlrerBltjr win serve as director.
Tiie faculty at Eugene loUowe:
Architecture and arts EUls y.
Lawrence, dean and DroIeBsor: prow
&.5. ew down Jnui I lit.
OREGON VANGUARD
GOES INTO HUDDLE
t Continued from Page One)
Becauhe lt'B Iietter At Falk's It's Cheaper
4 If
urr2Ann
PERSONALS
aucfeHl ul bidder aud to be removed
A, i irom tbe Bite.
Aild the CUre is':-''''', U.b county IT bridges ou tbe
HJIyOAJKO (Souclal I School bard
,. t .... i . -i j .. . ,:j ,i, j . i .' ,iocuou of district Ko. Zl was iuld
iib van jyujiy wujiuew on uie u'junu vj juefy, ;jH.re Monday. Kiuory fert-uhon wan
rememlx'ring that the nation has had worse depressions to w saiiine and
,t,, . a , , i ,, ;Koyal Conley was elacujd to fUl the!
than the present one, and has always come through to new j Va-:auiy wt by tb removal from
heights of prosix;rity. (Khar people refuse i absorb auyi" "tr rnw Hhgey.l
, j, . "... ' ' ... .. , , . ... , lM. -'d Kee wiw lowl. clvk. j
of i that confidence until they are confronted witli concrete vum were drawn jor janiu-r. and1
arriving by train. Joined klin today.
To lu-uioie Brldee 1'i'be other ineinbert of tbe delegation j paEct Adams ATMiretr vtr-r tti7
Clatwp county Kmove old 100 ft. are expected to arrive Saturday morn- ,-yv.'B. B. wilctnc profeseors-' Mowland
f tr"Mi ttI,d 48 . IB. Zone, associate professor: Wallace
ft. trestle aciosa Waliauua crack on j Keptal or the 18th amendment, 8. Havdea Maude I Kerns Victoria
abandoned location Jl Oicaou coast I with tbe slates to determine their Avaklan. Evler Brown (on leavel
higbway just north of Seaside, ha- own wet or dry policy, will be advo-wood' Hart. Fred o Harris (on
me structure to become pr-perty ofjeated by Carson In the resolutions heave) Oliver L, Barret BIu1ir,,
and platform session, lie said today. lessor; Umlse Barrows Schroff. ln-
ouvu a cuiuw j structor: Grace I. Ash, Nell o
.uiuu uk auvroauie. vaisou b plan
', lid. KaUUiK was vwmhu.
Dr. Ware and lauilly, ol J-ndle-t.u,
were guests at tbe sotne ol Mr.
and Mrs. Italpb Sullivan 111 StarV.ey
Sunday. Ur. Ware is assistant su
, pwlnu-ndA-nt of tbe state bpltal.
Mr. and Lffjre. J'rcd steJnljecl!. of
Wallowa, visltfcd with Iter sl.Lj.r M!m
of the nation than any other public character, has confidently 1 wnmenb wrimrr. sat'-irday.
! announced that the Iwttom of the slump Jias lx;en wAlVi1L?,r,
visit with friends.
Howard CantrelJ' vlsluxl last w.x'k
with a cousin, loslpli Hu'-ker, at fia-
evidenwj of iniprovewnt in present conditions. And now
that evidence is slowly but very surely appearing,
Charles Q. Dawes, fomier head of the Reconstruction
finance corp'oation, and probably more closely in touch
with the financial, commercial, and industrial conditions
j fcnd that a definite up-swing is ;iow in motion.
lOveryone knows that Mr. Dawes does not deal in dreams.
His slateiK'Dts are famous for their blunt honesty, and this
recent announcement was based on cold factsactual figures
revealing an improvement in small businesses throughout tbe
country, And Mr. Jwis calls attention to the fact that
little lousiness always Jeads big business in the return to
prosperity after a period of hard times.
JJut we do not have lo base our confidence upon the state
ment of a single man, or upon a single set of statistics.
Figures from the entire nation show that the total volume
of advertising increased perceptibly during April for the
first time in many months Miirolxoraling Mr. Dawes' opin
ion. And weekly reports (of agencies specializing in business
analysis are now chalking up noticeable increases in buying.
All sinn point bo one of the heaviest tides of tourist travel
in recent years. The aulonibobilc industry which vitally
affects many other lines of business, is showing increased
activity.
All of these conditions reveal a growing willingness of the
public Ui spend its money. Thai is all the assurance that the
manufacturers need In order to nive Uinn confidence lo go
ahead and borrow the money thai the Reconstruction Fin
ance corporation has made available, start their plants again,
and pul men back to work.
We cannot expect any sudden n-turn to piosperily.
climb will be gradual but as soon as we realize the
thai we are on Hie up grade, Hie brakes of uncertainly
discouragement will be i ('leased, mid steady piogie.ss will
be assured. One step leads bo another. Cniiildeiice is cm
laglous, We speak of the return to noiuial as an up-hill
job, but lu reality il, is a piocess as natural as water seeking
Its level. Once the cycle is stalled, we cannot Htop. An
Improvement, in one iinlu.-liy cau.-es u (orrespomlinK Im
provement in mint her, mid so mi all alnng the line,
la Olaiide and I'liinn mid Wallowa c, unties ate sine to
(Illicitly reflect any geneial uiipnivciuciii ln ui,ii,,nal condi
tions, loo. We cannot hit nmsclvc;, by our boolislraps, but
Ihe general til imulal ion of Iniaines.'s ami indiiHli v is hound (
cause increased demand for our farm product:,, lor lumber,
and for railway I iani.poi tut ion. Thi-.te llnee fai lorn spell
progress anil prosperity for us. And the fundamental forces
Which will bring Idem about are now inevilably a! Hoik.
Cheshlifc-aralrle Koad section of tbe
Sluslaw highway.
Marlon and lilon counties Steel
bridge over tbe Saiitlam river on a
county road at Mehama.
Vbiatllla county Bridge over O.
W. K. . Ac K. Co. tracks on the Co
lumbia itiver highway at UuiatUJa.
Washington, county Brldye oyer
Uawson erect: on the Tualatin Valley
highway about 2 miles east of Hllls
boro. Yamhill county 2 bridges on sec
ondary state highway Wo. Ili3, be
tween Amity and BeUevue. Alternate
bids to be received.
Klamath county Construction of
corrugated iron maintenance storage
building. Uti Jcct by 5140 feet, at Klam
ath 0aJls.
Multnomah county JteJInc tunnel
at Onwnta creek on the Columbia
Klver highway, about two and a quar
ter mil east ol Multnomah lalls.
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BUKgtsle wuntiluuozxai QwixveiitloiiB in
tmvix tttat ttt wliitti the litjuur quee-liwx-
woulU bt' cviUHidered.
'J'lie two Oregon dclfttt8 attended
Allrwl Er. 6mlth's preaa couXervaoe
here today at wiiicti the "happy war
rior" calm)', BuccirjctJy and elpiKrama
tlcaily returned answers to the machine-gun
iire ol .yuaitW-W Iryin. a
Toouiful otf -correepoj&cietitfei. - j '
Miller aaid he ielleved Swlth made
a bad uxhiW-e lu wtyiug, "1 don't
waut to an&wer that" to a question
whether w not he would support the
teinocratic nominee. Smith had pre
viously bald h expect to be the
nominee. Car&on, liowever, uuld he
beJievod Smith's answer was proper
lna-jmuch as fttnlth Is a candidate.
oWefcolutions committee meellngs
o;Kn tomorrow.
MUler, immaculately attired as us
ual, bemoaned the fact he had for
gotten hie cane and faced the alter-!
native of purchasing another and
wearing an unaccustomed stick or
carrying none. Carson, untiring and
energetic, .epent the day shouldering
his way through dense lobby crowds
from one olllce to another in search
of Information on the Democratic
situation.
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Best.
auslstantos. Landscape architecture
Herbert O. Sinnard, Instructor. Music
Dr. John ii. Landsbury. director and
professor; Anne LandBbury Beck, Ar
thur Boardmun. John Stark Evans,
George Hopkins, Mme. Rose McGrew.
Jane Thacher, Rez Underwood. Lora
Teelmer, professors; loouls p. Arxau,
Aurora Potter underw00cl, assistant
professors; Roy Griffin Brvson, John.
Btehn: Doris Heien-PaUerwDti. Instruc
tors; George Barrow, graduate assist
ant. Corvallis faculty members are as
follows; 'Architecture and arts j.
Leo Fairbanks, professor; Dorotbp May
Bourke. Ida Martha Matsen. Instruc
tors. Landscape architecture ' Ar
thur L. Peck, professor; Pred A. Cuth
bert, assistant professor. Musics Paul
Petri, Lillian Jeffrrs Petri. Harr I,.
Beard, Albert Creltz, professors; By
ron Armold, Florence Bowden, in
lEtructors; Coral Evelyn Ausve, Flora
McCoy earner, assistant mstructo.. j
The
Important
Thing
in
MEN'S
SUITS
is
Eye
Appeal!
There can be no such
thing as Real VaJue
without it
, takes the admiring eye
loved one to put real
into a euit of clothes.
When 6he says, "You look
great, where'd you buy it?
You know your purchase
has been worthwhile. But
if she merely says. "I see
you have a new suit" No
matter what you paid, it's
been a pretty bad invest
ment. CLUB
Clothes
Pass The
"Eye-Test"
PRESENTATION
AT
9
22
50
EXTRA PANTS AT $5.
Suits with notch and
peak lapels, natural shoul
J?rs, patch anf regujar
pockets, high rise trousers
Many of these have exta
knickers.
The materials are tweeds,
flannels, twists, worsteds,
herring bones and nal
heads.
FINEST SUITS
"Tailored nt Fashion Park"
$35. and $40.
BITTEKFAT
BAN KRAJSCIfSCO, June 22 (Ofi -Butterfet
I. o. b. 6an Francisco 17ti
Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page
,A GRANDE CO.
IS IN bivouac;
(Continued From page One) j
the rifle competition, a man in the -foulpment
race and posMhly more.!
il Company K does 1U stulf. it is in
position ho that it can almost win i
the meet for the 186th! j
The first weekend in camp found '
rnoBt of the members of Company E i
In tieaMde, fiearhart. Cannon Bench, i
AtsWrla or some other nearby point.
'Tiie remarkable thing about It was i
the number that came back to camp'
for the bund ay dinner, j
'Die mea lhave been excellent
throughout and some of tiie boys are I
aciualy gaining a few jwunCs In spite
of the work of the (amp life. The'
itinu for Tuesday follows (and it's!
about average: breakfast clewed
pruiifs, corn flake and cream, boiled
tKKft. frcwh toast with Jam or syrup,
butter, coffee; dinner beef stew
with egrUible, maohed potatoes,
'.reiimed peaw, chocolate pudding,
bread and bulU-r. coffee; supfier
roast b-f with brown gravy, boiled
potatoes, breadcfl tomatorti, pearn,
Thursday
SPECIALS
SIIOUTKNINt; OCr.
I rounds ZDC
HAM i rv
rmmd - LuC
Sliced
vi:ai,
HO AST 101
Pound 12C
VIOAI, STKAK -t r
I'ound .. IOC
ri'mi'd' 25c
Grande Uonde
Meat Co.
? The
Grande Ronde
HOSPITAL
Has Won The
CONFIDENCE
of the People of
UNION AND WALLOWA COUNTIES
Through Its Long Period of
CAREFUL, COMPETENT SERVICE
In ihe Interests of Health
It Stands Solidly Behind Every Movement
To Improve the General Welfare
of the. Community
Grande Ronde Hospital