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LA GRANDE 'jsvENINU OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.
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. ye fulfill th royal1 law acoordinir to the Scripture.
.Thou nhait love they neighbor as thywilf, ye do well: but if
ye have respect to perwtnti, ye commit mn ana are conviciea .
of the law ax trarmvreKSoni. James 2: 8, 9. !
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HIT NO AIRPORT WORK HERE!
A news diKpaU:h from Baker which appear elsewhere in
the Obmjrver today, U the effect that 100 men went to work
thin morning on the $15,000 uinxrt project there, and that
200 men will he employed for a 40-day period, hrinjfs to mind
the fact that fi Grande Ktill overlook the opportunity to
lft an airport built through C. W. A. funds even though
thoge in charge of the approval of Oregon airport project
paid' a peiwmal vwit to La Grande in an effort to Btir up
intereht.
TVie La Crande chamber of commerce, which leased the
prejient airport (some time ago and which is continuing to
pay rental in order to keep the airport in a "municipal" class,
has done everything possible to obtain a new airport. The
chamljer of commerce even went so far as to offer to co-operate
financially in payment of rental on a five-year lease pro
viding the city would take the lease over in order to give it
a municipal name in fact. The government requires that all
airport work done under C.W.A. funds must be on fields
either leased or belonging to municipal or other governmental
bodies.
The only thing that seemingly stands in the way of a La
Grande airport is that despite all efforts of the chamber of
conihierce to Interest the city fathers in the proposed develop
ment ut little if any cost to the city, our commissioners appear
not only lukewarm to every proposal but under guise of
"liability" and "indebtedness" on this small needed outlay,
lurtr a cold shoulder to the proposition.
Therefore Jji Grande, though naturally situated to make
an ideal air division point, seems destined bemuse of a seem
ing lack of plogressivenesM, vision or foresight of the ma
jority of its city commissioners, to stay out in the cold while
both Baker and Pendleton develop their possibilities to the
utmost. Horse and buggy administration of city affairs will
itever allow Im Grande to keep pace with the progressivencss
of the present nge, or hold its rightful spot as the major city
of Eastern Oregon in the days to come.
LOCAL BRIEFS
At Vn&tVto
Mi, ar.d Mr. John Miller, of the
E. O. 1. faculty, dro'.e Ut Pendleton
Beturdaj and epent tfe day. H ar
a Judge in the out detUmaJorT
tMMm a&d Hiiba rated
Jrltudi.
In I uaaUIla
Mr. abd Mre. Prank Stewart and
arm. Vernon tnle. at La Orande, were
reeit truest at the Jay Berry home
in Umatilla.
In Hater
Verdelle Bgdal. student at the
Normal achool and editor of the Bea
con, apent the weekend in Bafcer rla
ltlr hla mother. Mra. Mabel Raa-dale.
Morgan Yachts and Forgets Taxes arrival is
FOR APR. 2
Cantinvea Trom Pive Or)
7 Walla WtUI
Robert R Crry spent ttatuidAjr In
WfcjJ Wklla Ufc08rxinjf bualnecs and
vuitin? hi parenu. Mr. am) Mr
Robert Carey fir.
Mtlitr t'riita
Lum Rhea, of Redmond. rial tint?
friends in La Grande. He formerly
made hi home here and aitndd
the Eaatern Oregon Normal school.
From Enterprise
Mrs. HATve M. Bay, of Enterprise,
visited friends in La Ortmcie late last
week, fthe was accompanied here by
a group of the basltetDaU players from
Enterprise, who took part In the sub
district tournament.
To raid well
Mrs. A. Ballantyne, of CaMwell.
Haiio, who has been visiting In La
Grit ride ylth her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Pr4 Jones, left
today for her home. he was accom
panied by Ma. Jones and the latter's
daughter, Januth Ann. who will spend
two weeks In Caldwell at lite home of
Mrs. Ballantyne and other relatives.
F, N; Finch liufH Ih't
Hill ton to Aid Jubilee
(Continued From Pogs One)
which arrived Baturduy. Mr, Read Is
very vlilant In conceitllnir the but
tons from vAew. but ts H, JIanford,
chairman of tlie eiecutlve commit
tee, "pulled a fust one" last werk in
PorWand, opened th box of butUns i
ahd sold tn me to railroad officials.
P. 19, Finch, general manaer of
the ITnlon Pacific, was the flrwt pur
chaser to the United Htates or a sou
venir huttonr. A. 0. Edmonds, truffle
manager, bouht the second button,
and H. A. Connett, superintendent of
the Oregon division, is r tilled Unit
the third time Is a charm, since ho
noufcht the third button, However,
they are keeping thsin carefully con
ceiiled from nny I Oranders, until
after the price has been set and the
plan lor the stile completed.
Mr, Rend exppctj to call a meeting
In the very neiir future when a plan
of sulci, will be mapped out and the
HOuvnnlr buttons distributed to the
four coruers of the United fltittiifl
through an active selling program.
opInlDiis from Die rrpt liberal to the
most conwrvfitlve, could nevej trnt
act the huslnens of tlve congress with
out controlled debate."
Tierce Has Plan (To
Balance the liudget
(Continued From Page One)
"every sulns tux Is wrontc, beaitme 11
In h tux on cuiinuinpllon, on n(!ce
slty, wunt and tUMiv"
He also condemned the profes
sing luxes of the A.A A., holding tlmt
they are sales titxeM and wholly un
Juttlnnble. If larnc sums are to be
collect d to kep dnwn proiliirtlon,
hit said, "the money should he col
Ufted from thoAe who have it "
The OreK"'i lueinbers applaudi'd the
rrrntti HUKK'U(tn of the priwldi'iit for
reduction of the level or Inleteit
rutvn. Hilrh rnles, said the speaker,
hhould not )e hilter thun the In-eiea-ie
of wealth tnrnnund over a lonn
term of years, which would be about
9 per cent.
While supportliiR the bill and llke
wlrte tit) "KftK" rule that prevented
ittnendment, Fierce tleclated that It
will he a dlNitppoliitmimt to the coun
try and a "wuito of real embiirriiHs
inent to the inujoilty purty." lie on
adjournment, he tin Id, the wiiy and
mraiks conimltt4e nhotild be lu-tttuc-td
to bring in a bill that will bal
ance the budget," incltitllng incoin
and liiherlUtuie titxcs as hlnh, If
iiKWnAaty, ft they have In RmkIiuuI."
Dcfeitdlug hl vote lor the mo-cuIIiM
"uug" rule, 1'lerre auld he enme to
c-ouKress with rirm bilief in the kih
ttiblllty of free tlebate and amendment
prlvileffes, but In nctuul pincthe has
found this cannot be done If bml
tu l to be elfecuvi'ly tnmum U U In
a time of cmetKeiuy.
"Pour hundml nnd thlrly-flve
memherM," he said, "with Idea mid
W)I,IS FAI.SK TKIOTII
TKiHT Al.li DAY I.ON;
Fsftteeth, n new Improved powder
keeps platen from dropping or ullp
jrtng. No gummy, paely feeling. Bweet
fns Irtfsth. Gives real teeth comfort
All dny, Praised by people nnd rten
WsU everywhere. Avoid worry. Oet
Fanleeth at l(e( Croiw Drug Btore 01
your diUHKlst. Threu Hlf.cs, Adv.
UCONHAIWT IN
UMATILLA CO.
3. W. Leonhardt, principal of Cen
tral SChOOl. mtU In Pendletnn ftnlur.
day in Die Interests of his candidacy
jur me iemocratic nomination for
superintendent of public Instruction.
Upon his return he reports thing
very encouraging there as well as In
other section he has visited.
TI KKIHII NOMAfiH I.KAKS
AIM"s t'VDKtt TKNTS
VljVKl&HJJi, Turkey W A pat
ernal Turkish government Is provid
ing ambulatory schools to follow the
nomadic tents of the wild tribes of
the Taurus mountains.
The schools themselves are tenia
which are folded up and carried from
pasture land to pasture land in the
wake of the wandering tribes.
The teachers are recruited from
among the few educated tribesmen.
Sixteen of those tent -school are ow
teaching ABC" and multiplication
tables to nomadic infante and adult..
.ft
l i UlllHiall S ' ' .-
. .ia.li:.aM u . f. .--fc L-U AlaaJlivV
snauous to fcccodjocute us." said Mr.
RanloreL "Gos-eroed by i&e Outahs
order not to tct-ke chMagtx, Z.y
Etevertreiess vers ftyzopstbeuc wiih,
our pnopcsuuon because it could be
sii ti'j-e without c'ssnxe except to
g"tt me crew out of bed at Pendleton
a Lv'.Ie -srl:er and Kill Jeawe La
Griiixle on time. We eertainiy anpre
cisie ail teal was done for us. I feel
sure that te community doe too.
"I belxre tbe Old. Tuners, the em
ployes tarid tiie citizens of Le, Grande
sx:d surrounding temtary will not
object to getung up early to see thi
tnun. because we could not aak. the
railroad officials to make any changes
in scbeduJe."
The chamber of commerce sent It
eorraT u!b Hons to General Mimsger
F. H. Pinch Saturday erening when
Far, far awcy from cau-tlc co:aoddu on the Income taxes ki didn't
pay. J. P. Morgan. New 1'ork financier, is dodging wintry blasts io
troplI waters, aboard his palatial yacht, the Corsair. The ple&ure
vessel Is shown here at Gatuo lock. Panama canal, wttb the famed
finaocter io the inset, wearing yachting cutume and smoking the
pipe of contenimeot.
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W- rlf liar - afci ii ii mn- laaiam in
Good News For
Nudist; Sun To
Give More Rays
fly Everett If. Tlmton
PASADENA Cal., OP, The sun.
under close observation the world
around, has broken out with four
new spots.
This Indicates. Dr. 6eth B. Nichol
son, astronomer of the Carnegie In
stitution's Mount Wilson observatory
said, that the minimum of a' i()l'2
year cycle has passed.
From now on old sol will be watch
ed as closely as a rich child with a
strange malady undr-r the care of a
large staff of specialist and aid.
Astronomers and other cienin
heve learned that increasing sun
spots presage mor frequent nvrnt-c
U.&tuibancfcj on the earth, with occa
sional interruption of telT&raph and
telephone transmission. Toe Aurora
borealis. or northern lights, w.U be
come visible farther south.
There Is evidence that ultra violet
radiation will increase, bringing bet
ter health to nudists and sun bathers.
There 1s a tentative indication that
possible cooler weattter may be ex
pected the year round.
A few scientists claim that wireless
reception will be poorer at times.
Lee llanford X
the news was announced in a tele
gram from Mr. Finch.
The exact hour of Inspection will
be announced as soon as the detail
are fixed.
TODAY
IN BRIEF, IN AND.
AROUND
AS CBBOMCLED B? THB DAILY LIAS ED HBI
OF THI ASSOCIATED PKBM
LULA WEEKS DIES
IN PORTLAND, ORE.
The body of Uiis Weeks, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Lorenz, of Owe, was
brought to Lb Grande yesterday by
&noograss and Zimmerman from
Portland, where she died Friday eve
ning of cerebral hemorrhage, her
parsing coming quite unexpectedly.
Funeral arrangements have not
been announced.
The deceased formerly lived in. La
Grande and was at one time engaged
In newspaper work here, later going
to Perjdieton and then to Western
Oregon. ' -
MISS CONRADT
INU.O.PLAY
EGYPTIAN SMI fifil.KKS LSE TIKES
CAIRO i&i A systm of smuggling
narcotic from Palestine Into Egypt
In the inner tubes of bicycle tires was
I discovered by Cairo police when they
arrested a group of trafficker In 11
! leal drugs.
Pauline Conrad t. University of
Oregon student from La Grande, had
a prominent part in "Cradle Song."
a drama of convent life, presented
Saturday at Eugene, according to
word received here.
Miss Oonradt also played a part In
"Gods of The Mountains," staged re
cently at the university.
Lightning Ignites dead trees more
often than live trees in the forests
west of the Cascade range, while the
reverse Is true east of the mountain.
Gaiser Gives Talk
On The New Deal
(Continued rTom Page One)
the theory of socialu-m, etc.. are re
peating themselves today, acording to
Mr. Gaiser. and a modified idea of
Karl Marx ts coming Into our political
and economic practice through the
X. R. A. which realize that labor
must be .emphasized.
"If the new deal is a negation of
the theories that the human being
Inevitably follows a given economic
court, it is sound." Mr. Gaiser de
clares. "M&n ts a creator."
In toe H. R. A., he believe, there
is the beginning of something per
manent since the government 1 at
temptng to bring the four factors. in
volved in production together and to
integrate them. The N. R. A. and
the new deal point to a planned. econ
omy, he said, the money has to be
sound and stable and the ground
work is being built In the present
devaluation, and the breaking away
from the "laissez-faire" use of the
government for the ends of industry.
To succeed in bringing the United
States out of the present economic
situation, Mr. Gaiser believe it will
be necessary to furnish an improved
product to the consumer; eliminate
waste of production; the exchange
medium must be kept at a high and
btable level: nationalization of banks
must come about; the extreme in
equality in Income must be reduced,
and the government- must play an in
creasing part in industry, a require
ment unquestionably a part of the
N. R. A.
Mr. Gaiser pointed out, however,
that he does not believe that all
businesses should be taken over by
the government but that the large
incomes should be cut down.
IIOLMA.V NOT CANDIDATE
ALM, Feb. J6 l - iUiius C.
Holman, state-treasurer, today de
nied he attended toe meeting la
Portland last ThucUy when, toe
"True Progressive" nominated W. g.
Burke a a candidate for governor
and Hoimans name was prominently
mentioned as a candidate for con
gress from the third .district. He de
clared further he wa not a candi
date for governor.
GOVERNOR MEIER ILL
SALEM. Feb. 26 (A) Governor
Julius L. Meier, who is suffering from
a cold at his residence In, Portland,
informed, his office lwre that he
would not be In Salem today. The
meeting of the board of control
scheduled, for today will be, postponed.
TO OPPOSE LEON HA HOT
SALEM, Feb. 28 5 Elmer S. Mc
CormJcX, of Portland, filed his pre
liminary petition with the secretary
of state today a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for superin
tendent of public instruction. J. W.
Leonhardt. a Democrat, had previous
ly filed for the nomination.
McCormlck is High school principal
at North Powder.
MANNING'S TRIAL SET
KLAMATH FALLS, Feb. 2Q Op,
Horace M. Manning, leaving his cell
in the county jail for the first time
in two weeks, was arraigned in cir
cuit court this morning for the mur
der of State Representative Ralph W.
Horan. ,
April 16 was agreed upon as the
time for the trial.
More Than 100 Have
Parts in E. (X. Opera
(Continued From Page One)
basso. Eileen Cochrane, soprano, Is
cast as the Dream Lady. Jiirunle
Mills, of the Ackermaa Training
school, takes the part of the Lame
3oy. He Is commonly known as a
"boy soprano." Rodney Miller, bari
tone, act the role of a townsman.
Other exceptional voice have been
procured for the many choruses.
Miss Florence Day, dramatics di
rector, likewise feels that the dram
atic interpretation offered-by the cast
is of excellent quality.
, Exchange tickets are still available
from Normal sohool students, accord
ing to Ned Jones, business manager.
The reserve board will be available
at the Glass Drug on Wednesday at
Wheat Shipments
Are Running High
PORTLAND, Ore,, Feb. 36 m Feb
ruary wheat shipments from Portland
will be more than 3,000,000 bushels
and may reach 8,400,000 bushels, an
Increase of 600,000 bushels over De
cember, according to latest estimate?
of port authorities. December was the
previous record month of this oettson,
with shipment of 2.67B.9U3 bushels.
HI (.All AND I I.DI It
PORTLAND, Feb. 26 W) Sugru"
Cane, granulated, 4.&ft; fruit or
berry, M 7fl; beet sugar, $4.46.
Domestic flour tielllng price, mill
delivery. 26-hbl lots: patent, 414,
W.60ft7.20; blended flour. fl.i5 ut
M 70; t)llietm. 0.30 ut SB 40 anft
white pAstry flour, G B0; rye, $5.60
$.I0; whole wheat, $6.60- graham, I
M0. I
IMN'fMlf I'KINf'E PROMOTED
COPKNHAOBN A, Prince Axel
of Denmark has been made a direc
tor of the East Asiatic company In
which he has held an Important post
for several years. Ife Is the younger
brother of Prince Aiige, who renounc
ed his rights to the throne to be
come a soldier In the French foreign
legion.
LOCAL COUPLE
MARRIED HERE
Eugene Vnrney and Addle Klinnle,
both or Lu (irnnde, were married Fri
day by Judge L. Deuham, Juullco of
the pence, In La O run tie.
I.ANHOINU A I 'TO III INH
A PUO.MIHfNU f'OWItOY
FORT PIKROR. Flu. M The cow
boy business Just about brought
death to Paul Collins, ngrd 10. and
heurnforth ttomo other felluwn will
have to perpetuate traditions of the
old west.
tituuoned by the highway, the
youiigwtor laoeood everytliiiiK tlmt
canto In sight, Including sn nutoino
blle. Ills rope was tied ftrouml his wrist,
and when the loop oniiKht the bump
er of Die passing car Paul was Jerked
off n feet and nwny he went.
The Injuries wore superficial, nnd
Cowboy Collins was able to limp
home, but he left his lasoo behind.
New riret On Venetian Cuiutl
VENICE, Italy (P) Twenty steam
boats being built for paueenger traf
fic on the Grand Canal are to be
named for Venetians who fell fight
ing t'jr the fascist cause. Each boat
will have a bronz plate affixed to
Its bow memorallKlug the man whose
unme It benrs,
Meiitlng PrmenW Toharco DUeiiHe
WASHINGTON (fl-j . The depart
ment of agrlrulturn has found that
healing tobacco plant beds to tem
pcraiuren mmr 70 den r win prevents
the spread of blue mold, or downy
inlliiew, even though the plnutB nro
firm InivulaU'tl with the dlrtdise.
IMII.I It rilfl.ll OF COSMOS,
NAZI ASTltOLOOEIIS CLAIM
BERLIN il'i That Adolf Hitler In
rightful lender of the Oerman na
tion, by cosmic law, was demonstrat
ed to the fMttlHfnctlon of nil present
at n meeting of the German Astrolo
glcal noclety.
1 II tier's horoscoe, star gazers
claimed, plainly showed his destiny
to occupy a commanding position In
the universe through the allegiance
of nil good Germans.
One H)eakcr said It was written lu
the stnrs that the treaty of Vernal! lei
was detained to be "consumed by
fire," thus establishing that Germany
did not ntnrt the World war.
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