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1 Tugo Two (liirorpoimiwi) An mnninitiiil tinmymv PIioim Mnlu DUO U. W, riUCKMUUKB , UAUOU) U. PU4I.AY IMbllilixl mump, MMptlnu Uumiajr. at Ilia BiitU itmit, 1 Umida, orriiun. KiiKird ) PMtuffIr of U ariU, OrKn, M Bnwnil Kail MalUr uuilar oot f Huron a. IHTO. umuiAb I'Al'RIi Of UNION UOUNTT ANU TUB CHTY OP LA OllANUl UIMilIKU OP ABIKKUa'J'ICU l'llKHfl Tin Acltl l'rwu ! mpIiiIvI untltlM to iim for publication of HI nw rtMpmohM ort.lltcil to II or nut uthrwl orwlltml It pub. IIivIiihI liom. All HbIiI of rtniiullcatlon of iiwalnl dtapntoUvs In IhU nr Mid alo tin IihoI iwvra herein alo am riwrtid. Natlniml ArtYTrtmil IKMiirMntatlTa M. O. MlHIKtlUKN CO., 1110. Ban muiolwo, U Allltvlm. WuHln. FortUnd, Ollloafo IXtrolt, Urn Tark Ho hiilli hIi.-woiI tlut, O mini, what Is irootl ; mid what doth (lit' Und ittniiiv of tlioo, lull lo tl justly, ami to love nioix-y, iiml to walk humbly with thy Vh1 Micnh 0: 8. A FAIMNU HOST Out' by tmo. they ihim.h mi into eternity, thrso Riaml old HoMiom of thf Civil war, ami with the tli'atli Tuosilay nijtlit tif .Mm Wilson Oliver Sr., only one, Comrailo Anderson, rtv maiiiH alivt in all of Union eoiinty. Where a foy years any then' were many, now there is 1ml one survivor of those ieri lous times when the Union faced ami eonqiu'reu tho jnvutost internal thivat, of its history. l.ilt many of his eomuuli's, the few still livinjr over tho jmtlon ami tho many thousands who havo iinswcirvd tho last rail, John W. Oliver let no (jnts.1 jrrow under his feet in coining to the aid of his cause. At a youthful ajjo he enlisted ami served duriiiir tho war as private in t'omi'any F, Fourth Iveiinent, Tennessee Infantry. His honorable disoharjio was dated on Au!'. 2, ISrtft and lvmiiins nmonir the most jried (HMtsessions of his family- iis it should l Friday aftermmn a IuihIo will sound a somiwful t;ns for anollier one of the fading host of tho.se honored jiontlemen of lS(il-t!ri. everyone a true savior of our nation. And as wo doff our Imt.s ivsHotfully to his passing, wo should at tho same time resolvo to redouble our effort.'. ti pay Iioiiviko to tlioso who still live. TODAY IN BRIEF, IN AND AROUND OREGON Aft I'UHOMCtKK 11V TUR PAU.Y 'IJftAPRn WtRI OF Till ASSOCIATHO fURSS mtft U OH.yld AUUMUOtM HtVltHt mt6 Aitl tn rmouimt mht hr tt knvKM n vitw nit) -n intok toy noUt THVKl. SVUJ. mciUM) vutVft nrt1 AinmnMt KMav. nut IISXW war a rtfvwm Umu tv M.WK IS TOCKLKliRATE THE FEAST OF THE ASCESSIOS TV fOftM t the An.Y--.iw.sn wMi w ; eooxhM in the Vbwsvh of Out? ttv c the ViV,v v,v(Vhvnw Ytsto at and l O'Vkvk fn ITff moiw.np The Ah.w.kmi lv; tfV A wtt.fhl-IOto lMMyvt . ': .r.VX Vw ;e m C J va tv tiv oivMsik awKViftiirst ib uy -v,vuvf, ' Tle yAt,r .sfcw at J cvvl miki o x" iM-iw mil .-vKl;i-e i;r Js ov)4v r.is? fc.Mh nv w.xvv. MEYSCLVliTO MEET THl RSI) AY Tie r.-ftifTi.T Vftftt vie W nl 4 T H stTtr MMyf H.:-h Ci? tA Kim. n-.t. xr i.e inx merUriff tHl;T A KYWW1 - Don't Fail to Vote For Governor On The Observer Straw Hallot vr 'w. y.t'v.n'i (t--A;v Titviw 1 v.u -D.11 Twu;-ji w?. -".-r-, ,V TlAI t'Whl. ?ft.t - lW- iCi, X V' AirvhiuW I a Tti ..PublUhor mil (luorl tlunxi' Ifualnw Ko KMprr win t in tvT nt a iMrt .mc llwm to W Ma 9 In vwmjMiMHV Stt-At r. WitWuun UMAy i'SNv.nt vntnl IV:Hn1. to fcuvutlf lUjvalu '.U un imiiK LXKW KMPL0YKS j IT HOTEL HERE 3 01aw Xtvxinrvoc haa v,4A a :; ys-iNtt k vct l Ue L iVw.V , ' at A4or, AtioWtw WipJ ai Wie Www rtti'dipa. Ail- J ,4 V tvu tv-.r vv ie urn ) HAU.X RETl'RXS DI E TO FIRE W t.yt ,1 IX mAr t .lie u-'i.f- rivx V-vvm .Ak r -,iM ivsv-.'.'.f, nwA wt f.rv i m:'.j. i ,,tv fc vnj.;fl'rJ.f t.T.v.vl o-: h.visc- ,t,re l$PKCT FARM A r PEl)l.RT0X 0.--..7 . v VWT;( O Af" fcT. M. hwtKi.v.'i. tir. H K.rr.f.--v A-rv;;Kr, vt .1 A -Vui M r.-'f--Tt TYt-. 't-byr, lw;tir ?f-- lr S"'.MW. MJ, Kft - a y,'pfi,t rr tnut Vh The Weather v.;atiii:u I'OHr.CAKT OruKimi l-iiir tunlxlit oiul Tlutni- iluyi mt rin iv Tluirlity iiimI In b-I Hir(lmi IiiiiIkMI; fnwt In ciwl) r1lon 14iiiI(IiI; miMlonilii rant wind onuhurr, i.odAi. vi;,niKi( TmnhIu)-: iiii.iiiiiiiu fti, iiitnliiiiim 41 llhun, Ha I it ,10 or lilWi. 4 liliuly. Tmluy: Minimum III, 7 u, in. It uliiivr. riisir. School Display At Central Attractive . (Continued rrcui Psk On. In tho lowvr (irndrn oriKlnnt drnw litKH anil mumotttn ninvnll U a Kttnt pxtnt ono rtHMiv U'lntf partlculiuly lntonNtln)t Uji ntlhuuctUw out (rm nownimpom, plntwl on the blnck Lhmid nuiklntf a inking background and iiMHi tuvonttiiittlon ono would find Mint nlmiMl mvrry ninrk In uriK timt onin dmwlnK wh tho tt- limvrth of an Iden ptwnlwl by tho traitor. An InlotTfllitx lA!( In a thtnt ifrftdo ihmiv niikotiK thi hmdUi i-rnpbook w found a pnv which wiw ctMivjlftly blank fxcvpt ft n htMdtn which rvnd "KncnUcs Ux nnlt to A fourtlt ttrodo nxnn pnrwntrd it iniKt intfiit4nit pnJt of lllustm tloiu of tho rtltfetrnt emmtrtra vis ltKt dxiittm tlu jcVftphy Ukmiiii of tho yonr. Mnp wciv mndo or tlw vnttotu count iIm which lucludeil llnljtitm Ommw AmbJrt, Nvrwny, Nt4- rrUiuti mid AwitMtiAnd tuut ono would lm2iuo thnt tiio chlldron wrro m utlnulAtto oxvr tho InM nainrtt ctrtintry iuul tu lutorot4ni? Inkcn und inomtuln poAki tJutt An ontiro twca uon would bo twnt t4irp. only lr inn In t4iiM to rotum to chool noxt fnll. PAor do4U ww found, to rop rcn a Niy who whs Uio host- to tho uidoitN lu oaU country viMtsl And thoir dtrM vtaa nlxmys tvpU Al of t-ho coAintry. WiK-tlwr or not tho poolfy found in ono of tho rwuw wa tM-tulnAl or not, wa not loArnod. btt tho nst mouoo Atimctt tHvixMdcrwblo t tnUvMi. K4n MJuni Aigncxt lu nno to thu ono: "Tho niiiht wiw firowlnj; c)d A Alxo midlist thrvHvh t.o lcot Itor hoto waa lotxn And old And ftor AhitoA wvtx fxtll of foot .KMxn' Aitor INxtsy wn roivnMhlo ftr hAUsuff this "duty" on tlio waII. And tho writor Ixaa not docidod whoih-r-r or not tiioif n a jArk of biwi hor crly low Ahown: Mow wry Artd It t to thinte M- pvw brnii:l1ol brother Slum Id a hcAd U;Xn one ond Tvvm foot upon tho other." And a wrso iius1 by Mnry rrrd oitrXa l aa follows: " Aut nn w Ioaxxw ato TaJ . m?, . Aro rlltnj; hor-S Ad llwro. ny'ro a11uik through t! ino5phr And a!m tJTHVj;h tho Air. And, IwMik. HiNl IVw Ms UAmo to UU piooo vf poetry ; "l nor m a Piu-olo iv" I rKvrr hopo to apo o-'.o Wut I on loll yiu A.ivhoxr ri-cT aoo tiXAn y one 1V nownw-th? (tvuji ct iitrrRiuiv oeisx wwtJvr lNf vwy a coifc-cr sivMent fir their iivwuws. avnry ad tfMivjwheiw.nriiea. Tft rttv W l cixso rvxvri. which w found clvwsi waa alnvnt pAfcwt hy, but "xvw o$ram it the the nir fnid a tyM"4 jlxaA nxi-sd xipow hih Jumoe xrfc rxi nl to all An Av.ienoan flc hur xvr te h,-i of ie stAiid. vt.!y of .fVNttfti nt-15.M wf?f t-te ytrrt.'Hsi m t-he (swj:!vy ixxx ti yxir.Kvr hxch rtc-partnW'Wl. Amwf ihtrn wnc irp3k ot vartcA It'.rjd? arid tenMKMxa. Ow einap of tte Vn.hM itJts ws ce--ec?y lUxvmtiM ahowinjr tn addition 1-A induMTTC 1 CCh VWC4V. 3.W)e tsyiivi j-vM of iniieTvn4 AnvMJvr awvp c.ietvrr wired iih xv-r hi mv. ai-d fTNxte the s-.ie on .k. the niu-.w of t-x mnety-vxtd maan oiuo in tJw Xiird ta a lijEM vsia flash m Ute yvvM" pi" bi:tiou hy Ut vttki-ii Vs city KK-lMVi X-.NM.Ivr wap off Ts, kvs1 axj in te .xv-v-r cf l.is a rricf r.i? nite pwx;n Tt tWtlfc W.-Kcv.rnvr. ;r, vVcc.mx Ve ;.wrs w-e 71--r,i, :r. tf-ir iwxvs- y Oir. Juv? a;x4 .v.n 5twa Tr wvsvi ace of J and rv-n, dT'awmp in tis r.-v-crw as 'n ft i.v,-.r V .t :t- cne w -v-m.ru'Vv. l tr;?f-r,1 ;r. li.l vu.-v.ni iofc,--nr r,xrn t.?r N'.va-fc. jv.xsi f.-cTmM n .mpv.xnjlr.t rut't i.he Ve T Vwr v.xiesitpTA. At. oj inr.iu rvvm h iV.t:'; Wj.twr ev- ' in cnr n-vvn v hve a cn- utj xivi Wn.-r,t t-n-rtor. Sb ty,l,M u. a 3.l vl t.v A.ti.-; it oortjr;y u. t pi.rbc.iw. Cent Savings 117 A the "Caterpillar" Deisel TRACTOR Bunting Tractor Cft. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE, "AKIiouKlt alio nuikce ua work bo very Imrd Wo ull Uko her exoocdlngly well Hut If wo didn't havo our nanlgn niontH up to pur X don't bollt'vo wu'U Uvo, to toll," New Improved Sound Equipment at Liberty Conllnurd From Pfl;e One) Pholophono dlvlfllou of the I'A-A Vic tor company. Tho now Photophoiio sound cqulp mcnl, which rvpiwtentA u rtwltcAl hn pnivomont over nil previous uppnrntus of Km type, la almllur to thut recently infltalled In tJio two now super-then-invi ut mNkefcllcr Centro lu Now York tho benutlful UKO-Koxy. and the world's livrKot and moat nuxlorn thontnt, dlo City Milo Hull. With the tnhUillnUon of the now "HIkU Fidelity' Rppnmtu, the Lib erty theatre will bo ono of tho first In l hi vicinity to be equipped with npparuUirt capable or faithfully repro ducing tlw flncAt ound wiilch re cent ddvanccA In nn'Oftllnn have nmde poKolhto. Thofltrt patmna will bo na AUtrtl of brllllAnUy natural and in toll Ik I bio aound ouud that until wry recently wns only pwlble In tho world'a lnra'ot lnbonvtorles, accord litK to Mjr. Meyom, "Iteioniilble nwttinn picture thea tre exhibitor have for aome time boon Aware that tho continuous ad vance' which liavw beou acored In tho art of rcconlhnt sound motion picture, had frtr outatnptted the per formance of current typea of motion pictuiti ropixxluclnu equipment," Mr. Meyers aaya. "txuweqttentiy, tne hotxtro patron does not reap the full benefit of the remarkable Improve ment If tho tlieatro equipment doe not measure up to the new, more exacting requirement. In line with our policy of making th beat pos sible entertainment available to our patrons, ww made a thorough study of tho vnrlmw typea of equipment on tho market and unheal t at litgly chose the now RCA Victor "Hih Fidelity" Phot op hone sottnd ayvtenw from all tho othorm" nld Mr. Mover. Willi the Photophone sound sys tem, which Is tlui most recent major development to emcry Irom the sro4t laboratories of the liCA 1ctor company, at amden, N. J,, there I a pcroepMblo "Hit" to tho sound repro diuvtt. Instruments in the orchestra take on new life and deltneaUon. txkotx wont looo their mrtallii .Miiiiiv And trtke on an tnUnxate human timbre, and tlo whole effect . , l a tvw'.ation of ivcrraled sound.! Our patron are due for a pleasant j surprise wtien they hear this new ; svstem In operation. PhoUYhona roprvxAucing equipment ha been choaen by nuuy oi tne lean- tug sleiihip CxmiuIcS for instaJ- Iauou w I4elr AlAt4al ocean liners. The Vnltcd Slates amy hA instllet similar tiiiiswnt at SI army posts UxMtod all over tho coxuitry, and nearly xroe hundred insiaJlatUAns hAt been mside vmi battleships, do-j i.'-ors cruisers and siuw stations of the Ignited Plato Avy. I:ma1U11vM1 of lh new equipment in tlie lutvriy theaw wtlt Mart to nijjht srmnodiAiety Afer t!i IasI now Tl-te tho;jT will renain closed sll dsT TV.umtAT to rmtn tne in- aiKl V;1 open FrMay aitcr- I PITT1GKR IS XEW HEAD OF LEGIOS POST 1. rv.i.neer pwwa;nfnt ta Asn- eru' v Cit n .'.uv.rs in lYurvw f,v,w:'.y ura twwatni--s vlc.-ne-i oommnisr ot lVr.1".soci lv.t of f A;v.e:-cAn 1icki l mrvi :p Wrirf-y r.:;U u"er2;ri l-..v. K. r-.T-.vii. prefer.: coaimaader. C'icrs us- iva uv:-e . V K-OKtv.-.ilv. loe c.-tnvn'iwj.ifr: Wajr.e lc'.Ur. U C Al- ;wi. .r.ir. tr.z& H I. OiSfua. sf-rsv.AVt n arr.w. fr.f tiN'uUW tvMLVd c hw a : s iw- J.v os : H krojd HtaI ,1 1 Ks-ward. 1. " Pit t .cv r, W R. O orki. NVajoe Re- tr .Vv.n .Vec-ifc iZ C. Mi' Ikssen. i.:Vt ,V Sijsw-.. -r... .o?:n 0.-uosi A Complete Print ins: Service v;:s.i:iy Cour.ti NELSON 8X- BUS SERVICE crra .t n ro. i r u If W A. W. tv r. rvwt ism a riKiiu MAIN t Pare Ice r.-v Ski r-f PERSONALS From lliiher Mja. Finncos Oliver spont tho week end vlftltlnK hero from her homo at Maker, While here alio rccolvcd tn'iitiivont ut the Bouvy hosplUU. llark Fnnn lUizenmn Mrs. F. W. DnuHhorty has returned to her - homo here from Bore man, Mont., where she was called by the Illness and death of her mother. At linker Mrs. Lii'xie Taylor spent the day yesterday visiting relatives and friends nt Baker. VMthiR Non Judge and Mrs. J. W. Knowles ore spending a few days, lu Portland via Ulnt? with their son, Everett Knowles and friends. Front KIrIh Frank Schermer and Jacob Ware were visitor In La Grande yesterday fimn their homes nt Elgin. All ce I Aid lMstitoncd On account of the cooking school, the meeting of the Allcel Ladles Aid tx-lety scheduled for Thursday af ternoon at the home of Mrs. I. E. ChenauU. has been postponed for one week. Conclude Vlsil Hrre Mrs. Oirl Kofford and children, who haw been visiting among friends and relatives here havo returned to their home In Huntington. Move Miss Mildred Btanriley. who has been living In the Landls Court apart meuta haa moed to her home In the valley, where she will spend the sum mer mouths. stop Fn Koule Mra.W. H. Heiuy is visiting among friends in La Onuide for several days while on her way from Huntington where she has previously lived to Pullman. Wash., where she and Mr. HV nry will make their home this summer. Kram salrm P. M Bird 1 spending a few days In La Orande on business from his home at Sslein. j j iat Attorney Here nosirr k jury-Any. '...J 1 J j I 1 a state attor- It as grt leo5.hip that YZ l" not miie in 1933. . , . And this rrr, it's am irYK8ar. Ni!.-s are alrydv thouird of cirs of h$l rear. Production is the Urt in the industry. And every day, from sute xfitr Mtr, comes the stmt report on rexis tritiouj: Cftrtir.-Jrt is Jnjijve oS rtJxrs.' Vhit's the rraion for this swoess? The picture tell the tory. Cherrolet i the only low -priced car "i'.h this wimurtr. corahination of fi features, Chevrolet is the only ciiHaficlurer who ean sit: CHTTTtiMTT VOTXK OCU PFTKOTT. V.K.H. V. A- C Ir-m. A tnff-nT ,K5 rjr VoW SAVE WITH A Larlsoii-Frees 1414 Adans Art. ney. la spending a few days In La Grande on business, Mr. McCiuty makes his headquarters In Portland. Fnuu Ciiliinidi Mm. Albert Newman and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Long are registered at a local hotel from their homes at Colorado Springs, Frinii Callfornlu Mrs. Wesley Stone Is spending a few days in La Grande from her home at Areola, Cal. To Wallowa Mrs. Jack Murphy. Miss Bessie Mor al! and Fred Henning drove to Wal lowa county todny on business. Ilnnio From Willamette Valley Mrs. A. J. Cook returned Tuesday evening to her homo In La Grande following a three weeks' visit in tho Willamette valley. At Corvallls, Mrs. Cook visited her sister, Mrs. Cora Stewart who is house-mother at the Chi Omega house and at Oregon City, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thom as Warner. Mr. lul'nls. Visits Mrs. Charles E. DuPuls has re turned to her home In Weston after having visited a few days with her daughter, Miss Frances DuPuls, a senior a the Eastern Oregon Normal school. Miss DuPuls Is planning to teach next year and while she has not contracted as yet, she has a num ber of applications out. KOTVK1ANS HEAR EXPLANATION OF TALKING PICTl'HES (Contlnued Prom Pago One) reproduce the sound of voice, instru ment, ec. Charlea Mitchell Mixer played two numbers on the violin accompanied by Mrs, Mixer at the piano, and then pl.iyed two numbers on the theremin. an instrument without strings and played without touching tt. The selections were very well received. NATION'S '34 I CROP LIKELY ' I TO BE SMALL (Continued Prum Page One) t plains and the northwest, relief from drouth conditions wa afforded dur- ; wwd of Cbt-rrolot i ::rwa Yui KNEE SO H0RSEP0WER SO MILES PER HOUR Phone Main 2 ing the past week only In limited areas and In most of these the rain fall was insufflcent to permanently relieve the situation," the report said. Recent moisture in the Pacific Northwest has mnde the general out look "highly satisfactory." but the spring wheat belt "needs moisture badly" with much of the late-sown grain having failed to germinate. Seeding of corn has been retarded by lack of moisture In the corn belt and only in a few sections has there been, sufficient moisture to germinate recently-sown seed. A serious foed shortnge was report ed from north-central district and Irrigation has been above normal In western sections, with a limited sum mer water supply in prospect. Ranges are becoming quite dry in western states with moisture badly needed. North Dakota reported live-. stock in poor condition because oi short grass, Montana said the range was "poor" while Idaho and Wyoming reported water for livestock was scarce and grazing getting scanty. LONDON, May 0 W Failure of efforts to create a world-wide mini mum wheat price pact appeared In evitable today when Tomas Le Bre ton, chief Argentine negotiator at the world wheat conference, told the Associated Press: "Argentina Is not ready to Join." So easy 1o open It's tho new modern tin for the old-time baking powder. No paper label to cut! loose! A simple twist and it's open! A simple twist and it's closed! It's a tidy red tin that keeps glistening clean in the busiest kitchen. Be sure to get m i x x mam found in any other hw'prtcsd car - AGTIOH WHEEL! 3 .wj X.f 8 .St BODIES BY FISHER -TTM.IuJ " . WW CHEVROLET SIX Chevrolet Co. Wednesday, May 9, 193 1 VIOLENCE ENTERS U.S. STRIKE SCENE lty The Associated Prem Violence in the Alabama coal and iron ore fields had entered tho na tion's strike scene today. Two negro miners were killed and .several others wounded In a clash with officers last night near the Ish kooda iron mine on Red mountain. National guardsmen were mobilized to check the disorders. Longshoremen along1 tho Pacific coast wero called on strike today as members of President Roosevelt's board of arbitration exerted thelrin fluence in an attempt to block tho walk-out. Gulf port dock workers remained on strike. e Scientists urge placing hospitals and homes at pointe where tempera lure and moisture and unfavorable to insects and small animal pests. "Welfare authorities report thpy havo succeeded in bringing about a 50 per cent decrease in Juvenile de law, rigidly observed, that hV; tjover- favorite No lid to pry the new tin! Wade from. CrcamTartar FULLY ENCLOSED AND WEATHERPROOF c- CABLE-CONTROLLED BRAKES SHOCK-PROOF STEERING r -
