La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 24, 1932, City Edition, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Wednesday, August 2i, 1932 Tv T t? WilHiimg 'H- irifnymp Co. 1ra nd drtw 'JT. " lilJin to trt crt i tegac to uid Page Two 7'-vTT ATTD TXT A V r r , ) ... I UmwrymU4) Mm tmtyrm4mt ww hjntvuj u. nmmr . . b'JUKtbtm inter i-u(ibe4 tmiuft. wxyl ft7. a 1119 mat MtmW f Oraote, Ottttfit. Bettered at tit V'j&AVsa at I OtzaU, Ortfa. m taeowt Oitm Man Hmsur atrftr act of Uu J. Vn. 1 orru;ujj ft,yan or vuion comni uut rum. arrt or i oeavdb utuBtH. or jumrjvifrtD ; Tbe AaaoOat! Hut it tixi'Mlnif tfitnitd to um tor pft,uefca 4f kO im dlayav.be. credited. t it t wt attKnrlM fed turela. All nt. of nep-jotestioD of .pedal cnapwtebw In UJ rW mut e ti local um taenia alao or. reaerred. " (.'.loutl Adrenuio komi M O. UXiEBhEK CO, Inc. a TrmMnu, V far, (Seattle, forxuao. Ctorna. WirX Hew TCort WbHt.UliTlOV HATKB hj Curia Call', nam aanVa In vinu . belly, u muitKUt la lAitu bally, ttsgu ujfi t Daily, cr montt. in taitsm . XMif, (rtf rwWi, la MTMK . I Iff, f X advaa ., JIM tntpUj, tuiiiita. (r coOirso Iry.b . IAeiv, tool, per trAvma loco tin vmutrt. prS on tfiplltttioa trust - f,. s "- wj' L ? Ji 'tOui.H .a.-? - OMcd a trade to tce tbe food 4 tC to UJC UX. ; t jpcrrjcr y. w. Tun, of the Wt ion ttxuouJ tow. koed Ue ltju Ontit'Jde mz4 appreciation are due J 10 u ovirt( . uc nuuQjr zavora: Et. W. H. Hertioe. tie MrtbcOM Onwpnza ttuxMioo. ti Waltowa I Lai socfl. Jen vauam. for at i ctf bis bcijtifc. Loais ETa&a. lor ax- raopix tm-7-ttoci; B. F. Tjler, (w WUU( i;cn&, VC3 lUW. d all poLresta ar buys wbo beiped to xnafce a ancoeecful casip. J I'BENtH Hl"S JlTiOtE UOLD cxryAEA. Mutto Orosfco. Bnaul l frti'.h er:g:ijtri are tiporlr.g bild 1 bearl&f laoda along lie Bio Ouapore. i wblch tnzjis te ttouAdarr tetveerj j BrazU aaa Boiina. Tber are trying i to aacerutti te exact tcope of toe ! region' mineral earth. j LOKDOS t poijoe bere bare j warned tired btusea men aeeklbg i rt at aoutb coaat resorta tbat -ta- j ad Tamp- bare been getting ijush . j money Um year lrora victim who ' ; Kutcumb to the lure of tbeae aaiartlT j dreaaed and. often chalrromg vomen. J FIND IT HERE Co foe (Ola Muu I ke In 7 - . ii'-i.iifi vy aie ii m-iii-K ai iir " ' -3 DAYS ONLY 'TliL'iiSDAV FKIIMV SATURDAY Ouf Kntire Stnck of rKayser L T - - j r and '-Phoenix 2H0SE 97c ..A'AiaS ?2.85 ril rntJudei Phoenix alicermt lace top clillfons and Kayser aer rfctWlflona with the famous lit-all Vp. Buy your wlntera supply- of these fine how during these three days. ' u All New Fall Shades Included oom of action within lawful bounc i inherent, however, and when any Incorporated In the parent group. Mr. Caldwell continued to direct the htXHWW UlHU hunt rn;J; the Ird, which IH my refuse, upoup reaoru u terronam to enforce ev th Moist JJitfh, thy hrinUlum; there nhafl no evil befall jiu demand, it am find, that it th, BKhr .hall any lae fM nxb tiy dwefflfi.. FJ lnrn'S V . he hali fiv bin hihuIh diary, innr the, to k'fl the in all j-tiief,- .trike," among tne wntat thy V-'U'H. I'Huim f)l 9-11. ,jarm. Till movement 1 entirely t .itrt a'reemerit. howerer, arid 1. left up 1 , lio the individual. If any farmer KHOHTKK WORKING' WAV ,Jlhe. to ell bit wheat at preaent ftie of the thm that -e xhaJJ hear much aVyM during .minou. pru be u entirely at nb the next few yearn h the abbreviated WofWK day. riSSpS. am .'"or' Not many yearn hjjo it wan difficult to fxirnuiule anyjrnhod of intimidation ued. manufitdurer that be nhould not work bin men more than, 'fhe Oregon "tri" aund a duht or nine hour a day. The ifldutri and variotW other factrien which require continuou rfieration lor purpowe. For tbe force, of bvw and efficiency, held out Htubhornly for the twelve-hour day and oror are bound to giv th irnviduai iho aoufn.l'iv wenk i i " protection and liberty guaranteed WIS BtvUMWy wM.il. by the national cmatltutlon. It may Lulwr viiK believed ti Ik; adopting almost radical idea , littMMTy U1 nU M, mimu when it finally ifilHU;d ujron the eight-hour day. But nowjm Iowa to enforce tbi nght, but under the light of our experience with Old Man Deprewiion, , " An3 " " Much hitherto unheard of proponalu a the ix-bour day and j jJT 'a S5JSTaii the five-day week are Ix.-ino; dixcucHed in the mont polite chronicle, wiclety. I The New Ilampuhire plan for adopting uuch a ucale na- pRXK CALDWELL tfwally in order to create job for JJ.OOO.OWi men is bcin( . n,n o p p a v n wx? i, comiderd even in the White Jlouwi. lu K OlivlouHly, there had been u tremendouii chanjfe in con- .continued from rage one) Horvalive sentinw.'rit. What ban cauned it A growing ap ureeiation of (ho potentialities of a machine-driven civiliza- tlo;i? Unfortunately, no. It in nimply the fact that we have , dwtinie of the norida bureau until xevcral million of men out of work and thin looks like a I"". vhn induced to iave jfrt way of taking care of them, 'ThnJyof couine, in all to the good. Hut we need to look 'ft' little further than that,' We need to realize that the jiolicy of pulling all worker on a (schedule of shorter hours in de sirable in itMelf that there are human values involved which make the plan a good one, entirely aside from the more Immediate inue of reducing unemployment. tfuck of the whole situation stands one great fact that machine, henceforth, can do the bulk of the world's drud gery, . and thut the work of the world can now be oeconv ! plished with each individual contributing only a fraction of , (he toll that was formerly required of him, " ' There arc trenwiiidous poWiibllities in that fact poAHibilU ' ties that will either make or break our civilization. Dr! i Robert A. Milllkan, the famous physicist, recently remarked thut the great challenge of the coming century is to learn I how to use the leisure time that is going to be available. J Jf we allow business and industry to resume their fnrmcf ' methods and policies of full-speed, unregulated oieralion j we are almost sure to continue to suffer from alternating ! periods of inflation and deflation and their accompanying i (jyils. Hut by careful thinking and planning we should lie ) alilii, as Dr. Millikiin said, "to make man the maiitcr of hiii fiite and provide tin opporlunlty for a civili.utlon cnorm jously more bi-autlful and beneficent to every man, womaii, Mind child on earth." The most Important thing right now, of course, is to glyo Jobs to men who lack them; and if cutting working hours I will do it, well and good. Hul ultimately we must adopt a j shorter working day as a permanent uiitional policy, simply because it Is the only way in which we can reap the benefits of our machines without suffering the evils which have , accompanied the past three years of economic depression. Other Papers Say: HUOXLVI I.T I'M . H IIIM)I It j Nfil In ninny yfurn linn nun ncnl- Urnl In I riiniliiliilti lui'i) nttch iiutNh In 1 1 Mtiuifti luwitid mint Iiit im tild J'lunkllii tt, lluo.'Vti in hli (?)hihi )Un, Ohio, mmh'M yitnti'Kluy H'lilylnit til the ItOffpLlUirn MpiHTh of I'H'nlUr'ut ; )((H)Vr. ttWKiivclt iluirt.tm tint iircul tiiwit with rplllmittti (lm''tllun n the ptiuple u u to dm ntrtiUHiiitHH of tho tlt irMUti. Hi eiininn him wittt ((fT utt td tltti inoiifycd liilormtU ninl tumiHK Inn biK.k on Um we Hum ul the (iilo, 'HlO IllMM4IVrlt HH'IT In lUllO n fllKht of onitory, Wo 1mvi a hntM h;)Cfi ll our IlllilM. I'tMiolhly he hnn hroii prfu llnliiK with priiliiN to na ; rid (f ih Hiiiiu-r Tint nuHiM'h "I'hlllpplo" linn iidit.lmhlfi riiiK unit Miythm- tin orntory. It will tm ininr tlllff 10 MH) how the puhth! rvnrtm to Uwmi Ut elicit it h the nuiipiiipii pro Utomim, Mr, lt4HMi)V0tt hlmnoir In not Inviilnombln, Tim Wnlkor tit rrnr, or Initanm), 'tv ntHrtttvPlt ilhtliltin t Inlnrmt Uilf an n tei urn (o .liWiintiiniu-d nun pnlitn flreworka, hut It in Inokhn: in Coinjtructlvo oflcrliiHn, Mr, Hihw-vpH nrnoimrnii (he HiNivrr ndniltitriliitlon for jmiIIImk Dm (!vernni(nt too mut ti In hitxlnrHH. He hlnutrll propiweA iiv rnrnn. imerfeienre In lniHliiriw on n nchIo which U unpurallele;!, Mjtny Pf Iho hntiklnir rerornm whlrh the enn tlldutn ftiiKRi'itt (ire needed, Miuty of ik rd tectjm iu.tlonl rrenta- tlw. - hub woric now u tuittcuta iryeiy ujwhtq th uUnaztdiZutton of reUJJ it4tt ytma. Thin lit made po- Alble, Mr, Parker said, through Hue fDoMoilniitton of InlormaUon through the .-tlonul Retail Credit awo-la-itlon which rerAnt IUUJXjO iner chhiiU throUKh 1200 affiliated credit hur-aua. Through the national or ffanlza.lun, fnechant ousmberji have acoH to accurate reports on approxi mately 00,CKX,000 pcron who u&e credit lor the pure ha of morcrum dtt or for obtatulny profeiMlonal Hrylc4f, Under preiw-nt condltlona, he ald, Vitr la no reaaon why the moat laohited merchant khould not Imve Immediately avullable the moat mod ern credit rnethoda uacd hy uixcceim tul ouKlneM houaea In the bualcnt Undo ceritem, Mr, Caldwell haa a wide experience In dcallnx with and viewing retail fired it conditions aa they exiat today. He la familiar with the movement to uhanice the bankruptcy act. He Ik known as the "Human Dynamo" to the credit world and tt will do any one K'XMt to hw.r him, Mr. Parker aayii, Mr. Dunn, of We nu tehee, says that he la marvalousiy well Informed on Credit work, and that he wnn the moat Interesting spenker he had ever henrd. Mr. Cnldwr.ll apenka at Pendleton nt noon on the same day he speaks here In the evening, so most likely h will atay here oer nlRht. No dnuht there will bo mueh opportun ity for Indivtdtmls to talk prlvntnly with h(hi on tiny question they may have. All people In Union county In the bimtnert world may attend thin meiHIiiK. Kftld Mr. Parker, as he feels that credit work Is a major Influ ence lit the nation, particularly In those days. Ranges, Pastures Are Drying Up In Wallowa County ly O, V. Me-J( , iOryuenvT Correspond frnt) VALUWA. Ore. f Special Clow In tuTi7fi& and pasture are getting j wry short at pfwr.t. The Ion? period of dry weather during which time prCT on tin-lrr(gatd paatires has rnae a very poor growth is again cauxlng a srrJous thorta?e of feed for lJv-o.k. At some of the farms part Of the fields are being opwetl (up and f-d will be more plentiful ttjt a white, P-pon from some of 1 the latV-r rarjjre areas utate that fetd there has dried up badly during the ! past few weeks. Dairy herds every where except on the best of irrigated . pastures have fallen off greatly In mitts produ.tlon during the p&st few weeks, . Strong winds and hlo. tempera ture durlnc tiw greater part of the past week have kept the fire hazard at a rery dangerous, point. People A this section ll exceptionally for tunattt in wicaplng -smajf'nff f(rej so far this season. With ever' thing j In the woods tinder dry and the bird hunting season coming on m&ny ore Inclined, to fear- some serious fires yet unless sj-king rains come diirfng thai next week or two, - V. H. OhurchiH, appraiser with WW Federal Land bank of xkae, was a business visitor in this county, for several days during the pat week, Mrs, Mary Ten mint, who haji been vlsltliiK at the home of hep daugh ter. Mm. L. W. Minor, for the pait year and a half, left the early part of the week for Princeston, B. C where she expects to visit relative for the next several weeks. This Mrs. Tennant's second visit herein five years and she expreus ixerself Kieatly pleased with the country and expects to return here for a longer vlult early next year, Mjb. Bertha Taylor, who Is corjklng at the Crowly camp, and Mrs, Eva Parker, of La Grande, spent a fw duys the frnt of the week at Meek Bros,, ranch and cooking for thresh ers there the first of the week. tl . A few members of the crew from the loKKint,' camp In the woods cut ting for the Bowman-Hicks Co., were laid off the latter part of the week. A small amount of cutting and skid ding Is still being done at the camp yet. Truckmen who have bcon haul ing logs report roads tail to had with deep dust holes at this time. MIih Xelma Pluss, who has been vim ting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Olios PliiaH, ol Diamond prairie, left tho latter part of the week lor Ch'-chko- MIhs Plasm was accompanied on her trip by a party of friends who alho have spent tho past few weeks vlBltlug relatives In the upper part ol the valley. IIANKN tfAYS CAR LICENSE TOO IIKiH (Ooiitlnued from roue Ono) Uiitm itrn now tlndfir Wity. Mr, RorMA vtilt iHuinlw. lit ko fiirihur and atop ieuuliiiin, lirs u rather vnuc when ll route to dcriiiliiK a tiiitlhud. out Iiiwiiiii ii teiidimiy wliluli la Inlinrent in liiiiiuiii nature nuultt iruve junl im ilSff li lllL lia tlKlii olllurraiiwilt of pro lillillliin. Wiiuu Mr, ItoimnvflH lilnmcn tho piMldi'iit lur riilllnR to predict tho ili'lifiiuliin i,mi for rmliiiK to "loll tho ihi,,1u tho wrirnt" from the lin illtinliiK. h" l J"l a lill rldliriiloiiii. Mr. llHMnvlt, lilniniilf, unci overy nllii-r I'lllr.on hud auci'iin to thonii aitinn iikuiimi mid rrni u which ho oliuraua 0( tlio nol miiiiIo. Kltlillo anrvetl wrrn wlthhrlil mini the ,ul,U. Kven nvfnil lorma III the dtnle .oniite, lie Mirli liiiiHiua eK'rta an llnlmnn and hn hpon "an outmnmltiiR mini In Ayn-, Iiiimi Inlinn ,huit rriiimleilly In tho mhiiIo unci ron lie tlr-pendnl tip iMiil.nvorlni! to mnke iIH(llctluln. Mr. Jon lo iilvo tlio people n tiood inintl. ItiKninvelt wnn preM'iii ml iiurliiK tlio wionuinloul ndtnlnl.trntinn," Mr, llnn trmiiila, Wo iiuii'i recall Unit ho civn, Wn mn(. Heiintor Mvr. furim-r niihiiilllMl tliti rnrrerl iIIiikiiiii (or prmldont of tho Bennto, hna ronlKliod Um ili'iiKinalun. 'i iio iniiino or lhrnvot! lo ucrept n ponlllon of feitcrul reicreo nun um iihiN:iitiwt to iiniiri,tiinci and n Ijunkrtiptiry. prevent all tlm evil iiiiueipuliii oii of llunaieii nulil tlio alillo builtiet will (Im itiiiiiiiiii,. drift hikih um inovo ho liiilnmed for tho coiiiIiih lileiinlum, Mint KtHmivrll (.nulil tliou or now tlo Uio flrat tliiw 111 htotnry. hotter, lor the roul riiiine of dopron-' , ... . um lie. In "niuu enor," IOWA IINIVKIISITV SI'ONSim Elwiurni Imt iincoiivlnrliiK. tlm I or illll.lMIH 'lui.MN nritiiv, IdHnevelt cailipnlsii I, Inllmliml with IOWA fJITV, la. Wl The Ulllvor llm oiiii inn irt,,: "iihimo llwvorl" uy r ii,w plait, to upoiwor uirlmluii Kliljillo ItOKlnli r-Oiinril, I mllimlll nou-allilotlc llelil ' for iomo IW.OOO Iiiwii Ii lj It ?liuol bo)n Mm, i. M i) m i i: i m tiii: ri iii'imi: mill mn iiuriim iho m:u-ja .ihooi li'wn iiiriuorn I'luiuuiii iii ii ".eiiora'.yoar. lilkn" nni riwiriiiiK to vlolr-nro ti t!onillllon will be In alx divWonn. kirp piiHluro in, in tlio market, ttinl rontiliiK from debating, alutteu ill. unro thin ofcuni Ihelr latme l. I.il, y.era am, to nrl, which will bo con- THo puhllu him iiarp eyniiiithy for teaUd lor the third tfmc. Iho iillHht nf tho iiirniem uml mnitl-1 Tho allHiimuiil uMUlenilc rimUwt, 01 mi nt m nuriiiiy u in vii ului to any i"linilii derhy," will bo the biiiKcmt and onloily imiri iiient tn ouriiiil niarknl-Icliimwillo afrlr, Willi inoro llion to, lllk of umlculliiiiil liiialuoln tuilll OtM) ptiplla Irom aome OHO cllilBO('k lllii pruo inaolie. piiitltalilo level! Inn the 1,100 qtlalKylllK place lor Ihe '1 ho MKht n( tlio liidlvuiual to lie, fimila, THE OPEN COURT OOlUlKSI-ONDIi.N'I'S Jl UST HIIIi.MIT 'I II i:i it nami;k Vi) 'I ill', i;ni'iou ll' 'i n i : y iic- KIKK Iil'.lri!IfcS I'ltlNTIil). 'I'o tho Kdltor: Thono who arc liitfrenteil In 4he wolfurn of tho Hoy ScoutA of La Oriiiulo fool that thoy luivo liml un tmtiiilly flno co-oieriUlou fioiu tlio lnwiiH)i'oplo In tho recent utitlertak liiK of ciu'ryltiK out a two wceka' rnniplni; proKrani for the liny, nt Wallowa lake. Welfare work for any group In Kix'loty require, the whole- 1 heni'irit co-operation of iiuitiy Intor jeateU IntllvltltiiilH. TIioko wovkers aro prompted by varlotln liuinnhlttirlail j tmpiilneA, and receive Belf-tiatlilactlon j for their effort. Hocoinltlou und ap ; preclatlon of thl. work by. the pub ,llo aitilH to Ihiii ftiitlnfaotlon. It In the purpoNO of thin arllrlc lo Klve u ii.wi: A l.iuuiilry Service for Kvory I!uil)ot Wet Wn.sh 8c ID. ' to Prim frost 15c lb. I'liojie Main fif! Stimdard Lmmdry & Cleaning Co. "Wife SuvlnB Station" i 1 WHY UOHRY Juat reconmon to thoae who con-j W''h, hr0)Lm m viaa- tributed wz,d making the Bo '""J whea ou raD i camp auectMful ,nt ''" 'or the !tast cost that you; , . . have ever had glass work done any Early In the .pring a group of Id-lt!me, Take your to Rlcharfcson tertd men met and formed com-rTne Art Man" at Rlchardaor,- Art mute for the purpose of planning .ana olft 8noPi g.,g.3 t and carrying out a program for the; Boy BcouW camp. However, the com- j TOMORROW S'lfJ-T1, Xb?tiherJ?!l7aM Wh y remember be inurreated la tail worthwhile - to .,, to Ricnardson., , C2rnf P";.1 We: Art and Gift Shoj. for framing. A ope.: w Jl clal dlsount on " J " it. anviroh. A W. Netaon. r o lluiphy, Charle. Blngner, Harvey Car- ter and Elmo Stevenson were on the i awi&ruiv camp committee. As all of theae ; 't . t n, . i complete cnarue or warm mineral Z,X, . T, , 'water every 7 hra. Picnic grounds. nacea. . y j 10 " ff Mr, Bintmer took charge of arrange-! 8--U-1 rap. menu and 'Ac ted as advisors, Mx. Car- We bujfi u w trade llfied tlrS U-r arranged the camp program and Distributor of Kelly -Springfield tir3. personnel, while Mr, Stevenson super- .Doyle Zimmerman, Jeff, and Fir. vised the undertaking. j 8-19-1 m. Mr. Carter took two weeits' leave t from his Normal school work to act ' Uerastlteltinfi. pleating, button as camp director. He has bad many j b6le etc Eton's Kiddy Shop. years experience with boys In and " ' .u-. out of camp. Wood row Da me r ell was i assistant to the director, qualified, NOTICE TO CKKPITORS also by much experience as an out-! IN THE COUNTY COURT OP UNION standing scout. The other assistants COUNTY, OREGON who made possible the smooth run- In the Matter of the Estate of Ben ning of the successful camp were:; Sholdstronv Deoeased. , Carl Johnson, whose enthusiasm for The undersigned having been duly nature study was most contagious; 'appointed by the . County Court of Robert Long, a splendid hiker in! Union County, Oregon, administrator charge of such activities; Arthur of the estate of Ben Snoklstrom, de- fitelfen, the cook's able assistant; J erased, and having qualified, notice Robert Reuter, the head waiter (and; is hereby given to the creditors and ho got results); and RuskcM Nelson, j-U persona having claims against said eh'fer cooK ind bottle washer.' (deceased id preaen-.bi'erjaqcl,','. Dr. Mark Phy very kindly donated required by law within six months; the first aid kit. The health of the I after the publication of this notice, campers was further insured by the! to E- R- Rin- attorney for said ad- work of Dr. J. J. D. Haun and Dr. , minis tra tor, at his office m the West Plcshner, of Joseph. Dr. Haun gave I Jacobson Building, La Grande, Ore the boys their preliminary physical ! gon, lesU, while Dr. Fleshner paid the j Dated August 17, 1932. camp five scheduled visits and took I GEORGE WALKER, Administrator of care of all emergencies. the Estate of Ben Sholdstrom, De- Hal Bohnenkamp donated the W.j ceased. Aug. tl. 24, 31. Sept. 7. FRIENDS: DON'T MISS THIS PICTURE. IT IS A SCREEN MASTERPIECE THAT IS TRULY GREAT! o mm- yfiAMriw HUDDLE with MAiior; KVANS I SA MKHKKI. ir.ti.pu oitAVES o k Jo I 3i -d--!-l-i It Ends , Tonight V1 Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page 32 3 i: A" cheap" tire if apoorbuy J at any price INVEST ISeiberUng Standard Balloons at Lowest Prices in History Don't be confused by discounts and trade-in offers on second and third line tires. K Certainly, you can buy tiros cheap today, but look out for the "clump" tire. . , ,' , , . Wake your hard earned dollars do double duty when you are out tire shopping and take advantajje of the lowest prices in tiro history. Buy quality, liny regular Scibcrling Standard balloons; a tire with something more than u low price tag. Itefore you buy any tire let us show you the extra advant nges of Seiberlings for the same-iprice ' that you would pay for just ordinary tires.- SEIBERLING TIRES m .79 $E" .35 .T "mm i f"1' ll ion Regular Standard Seiberlings At Tax Free Prices While Present Stock Lasts W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO. i 1 1 i i j i i ii ii i i .: 1 1 i ii i i ' n i i i t i . 1 1 i i :; i i !i I ii i ii i it i ii ii i "I h: