La Grande evening observer., April 16, 1934, Image 2

Monday, April 16, 1934
Page Two
LA GRANGE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.
(Incorporated)
Aa Independent Netrspapef
moo Mala too
B. W. FKJtDBKICKS .
BAROLO U. PTNLAT ,
Published tnulngi, exception Sunday, at 1710 Blitfa treat, La
QraixSa. Oregctrj.
; ' n teres at tn Poatomca of La Orande, Oregon, at Second Claaa
Mall laattar under act of March S, in.
OrriClAL PAPKH 0 UNION COUNTY AND TO!
CTTT OF LA ORANIII
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Uahad her. . All rtgrsta ot republication ol special dispatches In
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Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man
soweth, tluit shall he also reap. t.alatians 6: 7.
PLENTY OF BLUE
BLOOD COLORING
IN N. Y. POLITICS
By- Hadrr Wlnret
NBW TDRX Mayor LOurdi
who tike to be a now n as "a man
ol the peop1e" ean point to mm
crta; employes whose names appear
In the Social Reiater.
Sana ara paid no mora than (1
a year, but tneiTe on the payroll
working shoulticr to - shcHiider with
better paid and leas prominent em-
ploy to help LaOuardla reform the
city.
Many other socially otitstsnmruj
Vew Ywkera have rone to work for
the new xftntnlrtratlon. But the
ntne. by vww of their tticlxxwon m
the nltra ultra Social Register, rep
resent the very lenient octal auw
tospherv. Wed to Count
On the mavwa aecretirlal staff
Cleudennin J. Ryan JT- pTaiidn of
Thomas Pwtunn? Ryan, the mtUlon
n copper ktnjr. Hp t married to
- Countess Xtarte Anna Wurmorand
ettippach of Auatrta. Their St, Pt
rteka cathedral nuptials me b'-s
news tn tiw anelal twM.
Wllltmm lVrtowt Xlorpan Jr.. presi
dent of the Naticnal Puhertea
elation, ta LaOuardta' oocnmtseioner
of mart eta. Ft&hertes and all, be tt
Dated on pafre 4tl of the register.
John PrwiH-tf O'Rran. a ma)or fun
eral with numerous dtscv-tivxs t
poliot eommtostoner. The Rei-tr.
pa. eounta only tJe UtUtary
Order ot FvY!n Wars, the Piljrutn?
aivd MetropolUAtv, of WaahUxtiton as
hi dtstinruocis. Ke has. however, re
ceived the rrjrutsJwd service medal
rrvicn tive Cnnrd Slates and hih
awwrds from Italy. Rumania. Ettland.
Franc and Pelytwn.
LAnrdoo W. rt. Itarrard, tJA. j
cajtrpathrned frr Roceevelt aixl La-
Ovmrdla. Hfc now la tenement house
cofiutukwr. Wditis
LaOuardia a ;
j
Adolf A. Berle JTa who whea a wee ;
ehlhf eowM etwe latm better than
ve.th. t etr ehambertam. Ttie
Iweser doesat U1 hu tnemberhip
in the jcv-.tled Rtx-vewtt -brain
trtksJ,- brt n dves sreak oJ ht chibs,
the Ctty Mddar. Cvvmorolrtan. coi-j"
OB and the XUcal SocJetr of Ott- j
Wtfiti ivw w. w..
tot & tat. j thnxvchiHit the rear. '
Lawrenee a. Dtmham. has iu .Vpnl
yM a Itno tn the Reefer oa, twjw JuiwiieoQ toavorrow at vx -
59. ts eoe of tie snaTOr secretary ; " C.nv hctel with a num
Aa Afattrr trasnfttea ; -w Ontario cha:'.-.er of evee-ceroe
AVxander Har..iiton. the icreat- j reiv-rwutas;ve u tv tie:. t d.
a?tbdon o the first secreiary of the ( w"k -0-N cut-xf h:hway r'j;u.
treaery an a mt of J. P Mor-
iraav t speraal depute wammw:
of wartew at tl a yvar.
Aiava K. S4urvwdkuu w tjeecerried i
frvoa tr oid litch faantlvea tt
v-:t3ed Xw Y,c w w.-Ttarr to
V. KX ' !
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OF IXCH; SKY
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ctxvjuaf tie rti . oa; ptanir
ciwwSy iM te vewiec nwar. r- vis
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TVwteaTaT cwatfc rw.lje- ls.
aJeen Vrc xi.
Tear rev-s wa-rr.t. atA av .0,-w.
er vs. ts vs cr-ecTLrrr rcf frsft
law: ytaevsa,c. sjax-i, a e o.Vs
w reta-xi Dvts x- v iUrraSaS Iwa
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Kaatas Oij. Jii a.-,
Publlaher and General Manager
Business UiM(
PLANS SHAPING UP
FOR 1. 0. 0. F. FAIR
Ana. ounce men t was made Friday
evenlmt at the revmlar meeting of
the I. O. O. T. lod:e that plana are
rapidly belli: completed for the
miniature World's Pair which will be
held oa April 37 and 38. The booth
which are belli put up In the base
ment of the Odd rYllows temple, are
to be completed today and the pro
gram Is beins worked out which will
be of interest to everyone.
All the booth for this event to be
uwd by bu&luess hou. haw been
j MV,d. and arrangement are being made
for difilars by many of the civic or
fCaniadtMana. Tliene will be a display
by the boy scout, the camp fire girl,
the historical aociety and the neigh
borhood club in addition to other.
W. M. PierMi will display his inwi
Um which he recently completed.
Bacii evening of the fair bcinnlns
at 8 o'clock there will be a varied
program for each hour of the eTe
uuvji. with music by various archet
tjs. and Uiexe will be dancing in
tue main hall of the temple.
Mem be rs of 1 he cocnm 1 1 .ee 1 n
charge of the affair which Is betns
held for the purpwe of rauan: funds
to improve the Odd Fellows cemetery
aro R. J. Kitchen, chairman. K4
CVotldje and Georce Richardson. Ha- j
bvmle plans are bem made by this 1
committee 10 make this one of the j
m.t interesting events of this na- j
ture to be neid in many years.
RIG SIGN" TO
POINT ROUTE
TO 'AL1X)VAS;
(Continued From Pa One)
TIT4R: C. W Buntnit?. chairrr.an. R.
J Creen and H O. Awry: AVIATION:
W. r Perkm. Chatm'.an. Crpne Walk
er. Fred Hennlmt. Allen. Pr J. L.
Trtxle. Henry H.-w: CVM MO'TT Y
APrAWS: CixVh Rt.ard. Chairman.
Chas H. Keytwktv H. E Irw. tte-. j
A L Ri.-fc ardson. Chase RcacirwrAiirp: '.
CffXI ROACVS: Chas. H Reynold, i
) Chairman. A. J. Stance. IVn Md:li.
, Kiitd and C-.nse Caimerman:
; CR AL VRSAJf AW A1NTANCS
, Kennies. Chirmin, Merlin Bat- j
J M Si C.re-.wen. K W Fred- j
A. K P:trr. K K R:t-.c.v j
' - " many r.er rwji i
v-mmisttf-es !MMnted frwm time to i
EAST ORKliON
Af nx , rrr
U. VOV .tlT-Tl
HKRK IN liK0
"
(CVctinued Prcca Pae OQel
wr. arsf te rr vtr.:.
Rastern Onr-r w we:! a rae W
t-vw :te:r. WasJi; a-
Kviem IAaSio. G-a we alo
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No Spark Plugs
No Carburtor
No Magneto
No Wires
Sf.miaVc th.tn any tr.v
!v tva'Te i ttrr sen . . .
Diesel
l".'rs heaTT. Kw cwt f-A-4
ivil KWi'v Arxaut Kllf
he jii.tttiy rvejuirvd for
Bunting
Tractor Co.
The Weather.
WEATHER FOIlECAST
Oregon: t.rnrrai. ItUf tonight and
TiirKtay; but clonUy In northwest
portion iuiiI or tit .const ; cooler in
ruM poritmi tiuueht; KKirnl north
vr?4 ,ulml offshore. ,
LOCAL W EITHER !
Sumlay: Maximum iS, mliitiiiuin 3'
above. RUiln . or Inch. Partly rUmdr.
TimIuv: Mlirinitim 42, 7 a. ni. 43
above, ttoudy.
(fraud mister's party which was Iat
In arriving. Vcaaey lodge, of Enter
prist, presided during the conferring
of the third derm Curing trie eve-
nine. Grand Master adcott presided.
Between the afternoon and fwnlne
sessions, the visitors "enjoyed a bar
becue at Happy Canyo n grounds.
The women preseut who accom-
jpaulcd their husbands were enter
tained UJ IllFIIlaK t VI IIIC rSV
Matrons club of Umatilla county and
the offttvra of the Pejidleton Chap
ter O. S. 8.. at the Masonic hall.
About 150 women wen present.
TO BUY GAS
' OUTSIDE OF (
THIS STATE
(Continued Frum Page One)(
today ahen It authoried Ullltam
Mniig. state puiThaslns agenH, to
buy icafMlltie ootj-ale Dreevn at tower
iruarunteed prtcva than niKter the
piwenC contract basis.
Reduced pnoea at Seattle In the
commercial field, aa well as tn aome
places in Bastem Oregon, vhere gaso
line was selling from four to nine
cents under the 23 S cent retail
price at Salem, combined with con
tinued complaints of high gas prices,
resulted in the unanimous action by
the board.
The attempt to lowrc gasoline
prices in Oregon, already under way
In Washington, was taken under eon
siderauon by the state offioials when
the purchasing; agent announced
probability thsX new contract prices
frvm oil coenpanica for the new year
would not be competitive. The old
contracts to the etat at a rate of
U cent in bulk a Portland and 16
cents at service stutiona. including
ttUE. ex;tres May 1.
KSmiif declared he be lie red be
emtio oriiiir down toe dticm it U
Wwiti would authorii'e him to pur-
chase gasoline outside th. state and
dellrer It to the state hhthway 3e-
partment. This was ordered and the
purrhaaliu; department was reqvsnst
ed to speed action.
Gorernor Julius L. Meier declared
he had been tn communlcaiion. tor
several weeks with Senator Chnries
L. XlcKary in an effort to reduce
priors, ar.it that he had promise of
siireesslul steps a!on a ditferena line 1
:i co-peration with the federal gov- j
i emmeac. He declared prices
J much les in eanern cities.
WILL ATTEXD
GRAXD OPERA
Mr. and Mrs. Merlin BaUey. Mrs.
M7.4e Russell and Mrs. Ett Piuxer
aU will leave this evening foilcwinc
the conoert of tle A Capfi.a chvvr
tor Pvvtiarid where tbey will attend
the crar.d cjrr whtch Is, bein pre
er.ted this week Ttwy will be ac-
ctx.:p:ii-ed by Mrs- Fr
Larson of 1
Rjtker. irh? cane here this af;emcvn t
tc attend the vr.ee :t
ATTE.XDS MEET
OF FEXSEY CO
TLvtvr leJTel has relumed
frvxr, i
PsrtSand wf.ere he attended a treet-
of markers of the C.
Penney 0.x-.ny m tr
Trt Baler
Mrjv T C Bowser and Mr? J H.
C;;r.ir..:r.s m leJ.T-.nc this eren:s.c
f.v R-?r wece tJx'f mtU zer.
:wr-dv o te OranJe Rcr.i
Prryter.Ai wj-.-rh c-r;vs t
10-
SPLINTERS
PiKLjO-tNi by
VAX PSTTEN LM33?t CO
Each Leecrd, Eii.ioc
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;-a .r.l l.v 4 pr fa.- j
;.t We iXv aTf se't-
ec-ai cv.xs cc
rAi
! Wr are seiL. -
water silsccnisr fx- j
per r.re p.-r?3
rxwikce.
E
Kof ac ur-r Ve ;
rjx-irv -rvu- j
K a ri)...' raastr I
M.vv to a Sttii-irai- j
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rsd yv; tvrr try A?- '
OCF?nS ra TV r ;
2Jc a car. ari s--f :
fV-, 5. l.-sjd It
a..-Ci jc.xrts tea-ks s) -a
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W.W tr.i Ksrn a a j raafea '.
fry
eer office - f -it
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' w wrU rrarA y.xr ?WTf e a
MRS. LUCY KNIGHT
DIES EARLY TODAY
OF APPENDICITIS
Mrs. Lucy Knight, a resident of La
Orande for 40 years, died at 1 o'clock
this morning at the Grande Ronde
hospital after several days illness of
appendicitis. She was born tn Ken
tucky and was 68 years, five months
and 2d days of age.
The body Is at the Snodcras and
Zimmerman mortuary and funeral
services will be announced later.
Mrs. Knight was widely known
through this section and her d?fltn
waa mourned today by a great many
friends and by her -relanres. She
leaves six sons and a daughter, James.
George. Ernest. Walter, Fred and Ted
and Grace Moroj. of la Grande: the
following1 brothers and sisters. Mrs.
Callle Buchanan, of t Onmde; Al
bert Clay, of Union. Henry Clay, of
Spokane; Samuel Clay, of La Grande;
Joseph Clay, of Maxrlll?. end James
Clay, of La Grande, and other rela
tives. Congress Given F. Rs.
Views on Needed Bills
(Ccnunued rrcs Page One)
He Indicated bis willingness to
sidetrack if necessary, some of the
ten important items of the adminis
tration program In order to obtain
ad)ouxnrnent by mid-May. but that
there would be no sidetracking of
those things he regards aa rttal to
his program.
Listed in thr Imperative class are:
reciprocal tariff, general revenue,
municipal oanlrraptt?. federal msur-
anew on bant deposits, ana reiiet
measurea.
President nooservlt todaT aimed
the bill auuvonring funds to canry i ? the cods, that the Mikado is the
on the federal power ccmrnlaslon ln-!l'ct descendant of the God of the
restlraUcH, of electric rate charcv.. (Sun; that Japan a. invincible, un -
Imnwiiate paasace of .Ut- lesiala-! conquerable, that no alien can sue-
uon was drtnanded ttnantmously to- " t t on the Japanese soil.
day by the special senate surer com- t "Tney have all the Implements that
mltiee. Senator Kins (D ttahl j we hate: they hare all the lnstru-
chairman car the frroup said It was ments of manufacture that we have:
-the unanimous new that Hirer; Their world trade has Increased 40
must be lifted from Its status as a j in the last year: and In Latin-Am-
oommodlty and made a primary j erica their trade has increased 200f .
money- j
: - f
. f
Chats With
Parents
AA
aa
TV AT ONE EAR AND Ml
Ity Brooke Peters Chnrrh
Mrs. Jews hd been lecturing Clara
and ended ith. -Xdtt. do twi un-'
demand"
Tea. Mc-tner.- was the daliinl re-
wereipir. and then, without a oauw for '
breath. -there
wMrrTui show 1
!on tonicr.t. May I
-r- - . , .
' wcrd her not her said, ce if had :
it hid passed in one ecr and out tne
other. Her mind tad been on a pc-
sibSe Tisit to the movie, and f or all
iearneo ner mocaer muas never
'iVfi sooaea. i
The child who Is fererer bein
scoted and r.-crd or who- ts sur- :
rounSed by too many rules and revu
lalKrajc aXrtx-t :nTaru.xty w:U sees:
- -- - -
j due Tta liver ret Marted."" Ee
n-.iv ? :o tv lLs:emrr. but ts proi
; iMy rr-ilts. aTAv. iiT-.ric plara for tie
f'j'.ure cr thirAmc tus crs p:asar,t
The or.'.v rec'T f-c sch a sifua-
ii.-n it frr rret first to taie
ii.va hjneftly in rrc&ri his or
ber cm j.ciin.vs. I tie child
lee line t-icr.pe rd by k 5: :v"S sn
perTi.;oa Are -c .r.c arvi iectures
toe Xre".xnt ir.i : .x t; n c If scv
wbere can the lr.:".i: ce safeiy
removed, and faults OTrr'.-.vied
ir. i-e rr5 . irvi i w jc n j
r.-Mcrr. ;.:e c-oc;-c:-;--i rNi cwi Tta.
ciiliren rkie fe Tf-ftiocr. thricht
ar.d ac:i.- ihin w"j m 5es
t:rtied ti-.erj.
ca.Cl : a hjre like
i
A fat rrn
as coe
c ci -
e cttc his
terMSers. Be
rnl
e i ;o
J
i
Are y-.u i-'er-irre-.i in
. 1 '.i:i-r fif-i.- ,c "oel
" We w.-.iiii :;t 50
f i .-w r- - A.xre rCaza
) ." llllJO fOCV
; t r e : : ; s w.-rt. ard
ir- rr.1 -.r
t rise vaae-
tree r
rsarS t&M
ws-d ;'
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lvrv to . '
TODAY
AROUND
AS CHBOMCLRI) BY TUB DAILY LEASED fflRJ
" " ' OF THB ASSOCIATED PRESS -
HOOKS ( I.OSK TLKSDAY NKillT
SALEM. April 16 (t Registra
tion books close tomorrow night at
the offices of all county clerks. Dare
O Hara, election clerk at the secre
tary of state's office declared. Books
are closed 30 days before the elec
tion, and primary listings will then
be forwarded to the secretary of state.
It was estimated more than 400.000
would be eligible to rote in Oregon
May 18.
MANNING ON TRIAL
KLAMATH FALLS. April 16 t
Horace M. Manning, pale after two
month's confinement In the Klamath
county Jail, went on trial for his life
here today. The veteran attorney Is
charged with the murder of his for
mer partner. State Representative
Ralph W. Horan.
YOl'NO DEMOCRATS ELECT
POKTLAXD. April 16 R, Wayne
Stevens, of Portland, was elected
president of the Young Democrats of
Oregon at the annual convent: cm
here Saturdav.
CLOSE 1 TELLS
OF GAINS RV
ntn a t 4 x-
OLD JAPAN
(Continued men race One)
crreat aolldlfled and centralized na-
uon. -He instituted one of the most
j orasnc. oomraee.-ing goTemmenta tne
1 a ou seen tip to tne time ,
! 01 n:uer. a-oery cnuo in Japan is
taurht that Japan was first settled
while some Vmted States firms haw I
..iw t .
I rti-i ,7, rrU.. '7
! chief cotton market of the world, i
. j tne wor.a. j
1.? ! L0 cott.n trvm )
-.rL';,ILC! .Ti. ,tS!
tE3tw?rl nation of the world poten- '
n
i'.,rL,. 7 .,tr;
if! ,!'K!C,rtS tbe
i -LUk", ,1, ;
" "r3!f,.L eni
jrarasasM or maaj.arur. j
cu.orr. ..-.e
. iv (
r ' J
.caiisa misuonars as a menace :o '
'trie coarirv ana issued the ed:
rrxi lr
a caprsal effense for any ;
' P13 Xo vato v
iP' and T"15 'l tseit"oa
j Aa Ul
-
IN BRIEF, IN AND
OREGON
Vice presidents elected were Ken
neth Bach, of Bend, Raymond L. Jen
kins of Toledo. Ruth Williams of The
Dalles, and Elsie Schroeder of Eugene
Miss Kadlne Strayer, of Baker, was
named national committee woman -and
Wlllart Walter, of Corvallis. na
tional committeeman.
REI'UEV BOISE KILLED
SALEM. April 16 t Reuben P I
Boise. 74. prominent Salem and Mar
lon county resident, was killed Sun
day on the Boise ranch west of Dal- !
las, when a shotgun which lie was j
carryjng -was accidentally discharged,
the shot striking- him In the neck
DEFENDANT WINS VERDICT
SALEM. April 16 C.t it too a
Jury of six men and six women just
30 minutes Saturday afternoon, to
return a verdict tn favor or. George
U. Graves, defendant In a 9100.000
alienation of affections suit brought
against him. by John J. Bice in cir
cuit court here. Judge L. H. Me
?fahan "presided."' ' ' " '
navigator who knew of a port In
Japan what kind of government
fXlste there, no other nation knew.
i Christian! ry was wiped out and the
religious persecution experienced by
j several tens of thousands was the
most thorough and brutal the world
j has experienced.
th . ,,.,
( Mtlon, Thoee people have stored up
nation, whose people have stored up
ttwlr TOl,h rtlch nas became carf. I
, SB wh(.a hM no lans for liie ,u.
i . ,w
! natlon n,.,, hu nothing to risk
; snd BothJnlt to l0M alxlsmtiaa
, Se used Spam, once th wealthy,
non. bT eJ.
; J7nd the to,3 Hon.
-Why should there be an exception :
! to such a philosophy In a time like J
; the present?" he queried. -United !
(states Is now tne hlnie nation, as
i Spain was once, on which the page j
I of history is to turn." j
,- t IK ir
r " ' ' -
,nMe 5eQ xhr
- - .
a croup of two dozen youiii; men who .
to out and shipped to London.
ul 011 t about I
r ,.H. ..... '
re .ry of a.e oa state emncis to
bo,il C!lln mnd J?D- -"l to adequAtels- cor with t.-.e
;nlJJOa i-jnedatrty c!:etl ti Ktuaticn." acoordini to Mr. Clow. -Is
Toung croup and ty at once became
toroe la Jap&n. stapm?
tijeir actMaes about csndrtions and
a tnow.eoce o: world affairs and re-1
istics wnsa taey tad learned :
u,5 vcu 'ra.ataw :u a.. uvi. ;
Tueh their effort th
a 01 ,
lands soon came in power. Tama- j
eata was 18 wars of a wben be ;
darted to exercise pcwerfnl au-.hr- i
13 when he became the -
j nrst :? minister of a modem 1
t-.T vlA
Old Car Good Enough?
SAY, JUST RIDE IN A '34
YOU'LL change your mind about holding on to the
old car the very first time you get behind the wheel
of a Nineteen Thirty-four. Are these new jobs smooth
and smart and comforable? And can they "travel"?
Even if you aren't going to buy at present, you should
read the automobile advertisements appearing in this
newspaper. It's an excellent way to "keep up to date
on what the spring salons are showing. There are
important developments in styling and engineering
interesting features pictured anof described which
contribute to new riding and driving ease, new safety,
beauty, and e-c-o-n-o-m-y.
Economy is an important point in these messages from
leading automobile manufacturers Exceptional
values, long life, unusual freedom from repairs, low
fuel and oil consumption! Economy is the reason they
advertise in this newspaper, for here they can reach
you and many other logical and intelligent car buvers
at a minimum cost per person.
Read the advertisements in this newspaper as an econ
omy measure. They save time, energy, money . . . and
even now are pointing out that owning a luxurious,
up-to-the-minute motor car is often more economical
than maintaining an old one.
Succeeds Molev
As Hull's Aide
A former assistant Secretary o
Treasury in charge of Cscai utlicea,
Thuias Heat of Farmiuptcu
Conu.. is shown ahove afiei nit
tppjictruf ill to succeer. Kaymonc1
Moley as spec:ai assistant to Sec
reiary o: s;ate Hull.
things: militarism, machinery to
make possible mass production and
universal literacy. Progress is going
on at a pace the most rapid the world
has ever seen, the building of an em-
ni' tiat ha upvup htn oiialIedin
. lhe fleJds Q, milllaram industry.
I culture. "Japan, today gives every
promise of being the most powerful
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rm'" -r.0 JaoarTrLTnd
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tt,. that u-e-e is
.fc,hl?., l J-i, Itlt'n
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-ww.uv. e must utn.juc . ituv c
't.' whether isolation or prestige.
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and then adopt a policy looking to-
ard tiie doing cf t hat thing. Things
-a ciTy to"Wp wllh liat of the
: '
that renrd. Tne one tlnne we
'fee enltmt;ca of a spirit, a national
spmt. which will br.mr us together
' nd hold us tocether. We ari wit-
nessin? a rise to power. If not dorn-
Nation, of an old race. wh;ch may
.ice iTccn lis our money, out civuira-
txn. our cultivation in rsc; may S
mate canon feeder for seme of us in. S
a ereat war to come." i
L'ptcn Cose Jasaoh Washington i
K - iH ilto:miiit known r.udezt of '
world afirs. a traveler for the last '
m yyar. au.ncr. ecturer. was tne
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Cuhliffe And 4
Tnlnw Tiplforl
JallavriT 1 .ui,u t.
un rsei leani
Inlow and Cunllffe. both of l, j
Grande, were sure of two of the torei
places on the E. O. N. tennis team ?
today, as a result of victories in ,
round robin tournament now In pro. i
gresa, but another match which 1
may be played late today win i
necessary to determine whether Coop. .
er or Walnum will be the third man
on the team.
The tennis schedule begins with 1 :
rantest at Caldweil against Collee. '
of Idaho Thursday of this week. ,1
Results In the round robin to date "
follow:
Inlow and Cur.!!ffo, each won three
and lost one: Cooper, won three, lost
three: Walnum, won two. lost two:
Pox, won one, lost one: Jones, won i,vi
none, lost two; Kakin, won none. lost .
three. 1 ' r.
guest speaker at the special "ssembasv,
thia morning held during a stop or f f T
very few hours In La Grande. Hla -f
father, he stated, was one of the carlr
pioneers of this Oregon country ana
be Is now covering some of the ter-
rltory which his father traversed
years ago: The fact xnat air. uiosc ;
was available as a speaker was known J
only a short time before the assembly 1
hour but even so many town people
took the opportunity of hearing him. J
UnOTHEK OP 8PKINT STAR
TAKES TO CINDER PATH
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BERKELEY. Cal. UR "Bullet Bob"
Klesel. University of California's 1
sprint ace, will have to share track . j
laurels with anotner mcrawr m ine
family this spring. His younger bro- .,
thcr. Ogden, Is a member of the .j
freshman team. . A
Like his brother. Ogden special 1ms i
in the 100 and. 220. His times for the
distances are considerably bIoww
than Bob's at the present. Bob has '
been clocked at 9 5s for the century 5
and 21.1 for the furlong. J
The brothers are similar In sta turpi
each being chunky with heavy le
muscles. They will be varsity rivals
next year as Bob has another season
of competition. , 1
SCHOOL 'CENTRALIZATION
SAVES OHIO $2,000,000
COLUMBUS, O. CP) A saving ol
2 .000.000 in two years Is claimed by
Joseph W. Pichter. assistant director
of education, in the closing of 300
"expensive and unnecessary" schools
in state aid districts.
Closing of the schools, of which
there are about 4.000 in some 830 dis
tricts in the state, was done, says
Pichter. without sacrificing service.
Transportation facilities were nv
vised, routes consolidated and the pu
pils of closed schools "central Leed." 1
HONEY AND LEMON JVICE
MAKE SAKE COl'GH SYRTP
La; winter coughs may be eased
bv a home- mixtnr nf Honv t,h iom.
on mice, oftn found mm ru.;
than more cnplicated medicine )
Butter in hot milk, taaen before
re:mng, vrtll ease the throat and give
a p.e&santly drowsy feeling.
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