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v,n , Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Tuesday,. July 3, 1931 An Independent Newspaper Phone Main 600 tt, W. MUtDJBUCKS , HABOLD M. FINLAY , Published evening, exception Sunday, at 1110 BUtb itwt, L rande, Oregon. Butcred at the Postofflce ol U Grande, Oregon, as Beoond Olaaa Mall Matter under aot ol March 3. 1878. OKyiOIAL PAPER OP UNION COUNTY AND Tml CITY OF LA GRAND! aUamKR OP ASSOCIATED PRESS The Aatootated Press la exclusively entitled to use for publication of all new dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited U pub. Uahad here. All rights of republication of epeclal oUspatchM In ' thla paper and alao the local news herein alio are reeenred. National Advertising Representative If. O. MOOEMBEN CO.. Ino. Ban PranoKco, Loe Angeles, Seattle, Portland, Chicago Detroit. New York JULY FOURTH REALITY LIVES ON Repeut uny ceremony often enough, and eventually It will be almost meaningless unless you take especial trouble to Ktop und remember just what it's all about. That's especially true of birthday celebrations even Uncle Sam's. There have lieen a lot of Independence Days, since an old bell in a Philadelphia steeple rang out the announcement of the first one, A lot of flajrs have been run up, a lot of bands have tooted their lips tired, a lot of explosives and rockets have been set off, and a lot of speakers have shouted them selves hoarse; sometimes it seems as if all these observances had jrot a bit stale, so that no one any longer bothers to think of what's back of them. And yet, even if this Fourth of July symbol has been used over and over again, the reality 'which stands back of it is just us much alivo now as it ever was and just as much worth thinking about. ' . Those men of 1776 didn't go to war just because they dis- liked the king of England, or because they were feeling their oats and needed a good, brisk fight. War meant hunger and ' mutilation and death then, just as it does now; and the colon ists went into it for perfectly definite and substantial rea sons. They fought, in brief, because they had discovered .what a precious thing freedom was; becauso they felt that ! the common man's right to live his own life and work out his jewn destiny was a right worth suffering and dying for; be ! cause they believed that with the strange new instrument called democracy men could carvo out a happier and freer world for thomsolves. Freedom and democracy weren't popu lar words in those days. They aren't popular today. When the first Independence Day was celebrated, most of Europe looked on democracy as an unpractical dream that could novor conceivably work properly. Most of Europe, judging from the prevalence of dictatorships, feels the same way about it today. In the years following the American revolution, the people of the United States showed that ' democracy could be mado to work and that freedom was Boniething in which the hunvblcst man might share. In the years ahead just ahead of us, we havo a chance to prove the same thing all over again. The ideals for which men risked their necks on the first Independence Day are be ing iniiwriiiea anew, inoir security is largely up to us. Our Fourth of July celebration will take on a new significance if we can just remember that the day marks our acquisition of the greatest heritage any people ever had. That heritage j ia Btill greaut- audi still .in danger. It is still up to us -to tie fond it. CARROLL FUNERAL TO BE THURSDAY Punornl 8irvlce for Rlclmnt Mor gan Ctirroll, ion of Mr. nnd Mrs. M. M. Carroll, formerly of La Clriimle, and :ieplu'W or Frank Cnrroll, of thin city, will be held hero Thurtly lif ter noon at 'J:30 o'olock nt tha I. O. O. F. ccmotory, with SnotlKnuui and Zlmmcrmim In chnro. Ho died ftt 7:30 o'clock ycstcrtluy morning nt Seneca, or hciirt fnllure nnd Internal hcinorrhncs. Death enmo while he wnji In bed nnd his body win found when his pnrentii went to cull hlin. He vm bora May 21, 1017 nnt 1ft survived by hla par ents nnd two fllsUr8, Pntrlcla nnd Kathcryn. 1-Mile Parade At Baker July Fourth (Continued From Pane One) converged on thP city from nil over linker nnd Grunt counties. This historic mining city, renter ot n dUtrlct which him produced 1M), DOO.trOO In oren since wld wua dl covernt In Orlffln'w Oulch In 1B0I. prepared to bUmo the KreiiUwt Htrect pnKoiint In Its history. Tlio paiiide, to (itiirt nt 10 n. in., will be four miles Ions, it was mk by Otto KoenlR Sr., rnstern decorator, who has been bulldlUK flouts for the paat thnx? wtoka. The parade, from start to fin ish, will typify the old mining days In the county, nnd the now spirit of the rovlval. Mrs. EIIk June MeCulloch, a7-yenr-old pioneer of lHS'J. wilt b crowned queen mother nt n ceremony In the city purk ns n feature of the Divkor county pioneers' reunion. In thP nfternoon Mie Ilaker nnd ha Orande brtfebU teams will piny an exhibition Rftnie. ITALY'S KCONOMA' WW K HITS POLITICAL l'UISOM UK ItOMK (.V) LVllatlon htw hit the polltleal nnd other prisonera detained on the prison Inlands and "in con firm" ou the mainland. Political offenders ued to receive B6 cents a day for food, clothing, etc, J They lived In wwll-gunnicd simill cot taKos, but were not in Jail, Now thla sum hnu been cut in hnlf, nnd It dK?s not ro very far In Ualy, where prlcs re hlirh. One puck of 20 clKaroltcH nnd It Is gone. .HltiHgtirt Wat Llhniry Lxpaudw srui'lXlAIlT. Oermnny M The World war library, founded here In 1918 by lr. Richard Franck. indus trialist, la to be expanded to Include literature on the cuiiac nnd reulta of the conflict. It already contains 85,000 book. inas'azliH's and new papers published in belliipTent covin Uleo wltUin the war years. (incorporated) (EES .Publisher and General Manager Business Uanfcgpr Von Papen May Not! Be Ou8lel, Report (Continued From Pngo Ono) have kept nil Germany on crtno since Saturday. The Nazi press department lusued an official estimate or the number killed during the "second revolution" us "below sixty." , The cabinet, us tlio governing in strument or the nation, finds ltwlf confronted with n multitude of prob lems arising out of recent ovonts, Hiieh na determining Oc-rinany's iwsl tlon with reference to foreign nations ns a result of the cleansing process, and economic problems connected with tho smashing of the at arm troops. There wns no doubt remaining 'Jn minds of observers thnt the Nnal party has received i severe shock. To U-urn overnight to heap anathema upon the heads of mou who the dny before had been praised as tho ncme of Nafl virtues npparently wns prov Ing no easy tnk for mont peoj)le whoso nlleglnuco to NnKllsin la Btill demanded. As tho smoke of the weekend fir tniT olenred up1 It became apparent thnt the "conspiracy" to overthrow tho present Nal regime was groujied In three major circles. Broadly sjM'aklng. thowc centers were grouped around three names Ernest ltoehm, head of the storm troops; Oeneral Kurt Von Mchletrher and llcrr Klau sener, head of the Catholic action party. From Amsterdam a Urltlstx news agency reported the former crown prince had been expelled from Ger many nnd had arrived by plane nt Doom. Thow reports were subse quently branded ns "nonsensical" by tho llohennollern administration. Republicans To Oppose New Deal in Elections (Continued From Page One) The president asked, he reminded. "If r have lost any or our rights or HlHrty or constitutional freedom of notion and choice." "I will let the tailor answer thnt, (this reference waj New Jersey tAllor named Mngvd who was j)! cutett for NllA violation) ot the work ers n:ut owners or that mill in Ten nessee which Is compelled to eJiut down because Oeneral Johnson has taken owny from It a graven imsge not mentioned or recogiitBed by nny law of the Unttrd Slates, but which by rttkM must be dtlayed to secure state and national government contract,-' Fletcher added. Japanese IWer InvndeM IMKen PlliKN, CVechoslovaklft A1 A shipment of Japanese beer has been offemt for mile in this city, homo of the world-famous Pllse:Kr. The Ori ental brew nlso has been placed on sale in Pruha and iiaaa nnd at prices which cause Caccu breweia to gasp. This Curious JV"V CLIP5 g j LASTS LONGER, gi tr I "3 NEAR. THE BJ Jr E I , EQUATOR. S3 u t - ., I THIS IS DUE K 1 TO THE FAcr m I V , THAT THE jfj i sy earth m I Vv -e 1 SPINS FASTER H mhii iiii ..in ,, -I AND THE wS i -- -"---- A CHILD THAT 15 BITTEN By A SNAKE REQUIRES AN INITIAL 5ER.UAA DOSAGE OOU3i THE AMOUNT NECESSARY FOR AN ALL WATER. DOES NOT WEIGH THE SAME CHEMISTS' NOW CAN PRODUCE A WATER THAT IS fift CfAf HEAVIER THAN ORDINARY WATER.. o 114 at HIA atnvict. IttC THERE exists ft mathematical relation between the weight of the human body and the amount of venom which it can normally neu tralize. The anmllur the hudy. the less venom It can withstand. For t Ills ronton, it child mutit havo ft larger done of scrum to combat anuko bite poisoning. The Weather WRATIIKIi I'OHF.C AH'f Oregon: Fair tonight anil Wednes day hut overcast with fogs on roust; moderate temperature; moitcrttte iiorthwehf wind offshore. LOCAL WF.ATIIKK Monday: Maximum h:i, minimum (1ft above. Clear. Today: Minimum ft:i, 7 u. in. (i'i above. (ear. U. S. Government Is One of The Oldest (Continued Prom Pnge Ono) Is (founded, in 000 D. C, legend snys), saw this power restored to tho throne only In IHtiB, when tho Shogun jxiwer was overthrown. So tho present em pire is really only a youngster. Time - tempered Orceco herself ndopted n now constitution In U27, giving one or tho oldest peoples one or the youngest of governments. War Urines Changes 8pnln nnd Portugal were nnclent even when their explorers came to help open tho new continent of Am ur ten, but Spain only three years ngo came uroiind to the republican form of government, overthrowing ono of the most nnclent monarchies. And Portugal's present constitution was adopted only last year, tho youngest governmental baby of nil. With the World War's end, n whole crop of new governments appeared on tho scene, Kusslu, Germany, Tur key, Poland. CVechostovakln. Dimztg. Austria, Estonln. Latvtn. Lithuania. Finland. All these today have gov ernments less than 20 years old. Wo think or Prance ns n sister re public dating from our own time, but it Is not strictly so. The present French republic Is the third, with revolutionary breaks between them. and was established only on tho over throw of Napolen III In 1870, making her only U4 years old governmentnlly. New Itule In Italy Italy still operates nominally under tho constitution she won In 1H4H. but received what amounts to a new gov ernment when Mussolini's Black!hlrts marched on Koine In 1023. Our .nearest neighbors arc both younger than we. Canada received her present form of government by royal proclamation tn 18tl7, And Mexico, though she started off on her own In 1HS7, has had Innumer able revolutions, and got her present coltstltutiou lb 1017. Practically all our neighbors of South America won their Independ ence tn the middle of the last cen tury, SO years and more after the formation of the United States of America, and most of them have changed governments many times since. SwKs Hate Only to 1871 Switzerland immediately comes to mind ns an old and tried democracy, and It Is true thnt the sturdy moun tain men have been tn n continuous state ot developing their democrncy since 1'Jttl. a matter of 643 years. Yet their present constitution was adopt ed onlv In 1H74. Denmark Is an example of a very' old monarchy, but the present suc cession to the throne wns established only tn 18M. Today, looking back on 1S8 years of government of the people, by the people, and for the people." America may reflect that her system has stood so well the tests of time that It ts today one of the oldest continuous i:overnmental systems In the whole world. (Trill Mll LFH STKIFK AT Kl'SMV-POLISH LINK STOUVE, Poland To pnets and communiques ndd romance as a source of international amity. Relations between frontier guards nnd the civilian populations nenr this border town are nottcmbly better as n result of Anastasia Llchachv.ky love for Timofey Ortvteff, a iron tier guard. Toe Polish gtrl while herding cow? drove the animals clee to the Ruino IVltsh line. Ortsorleff hurried to oha-v them away, but stayed to wix the nirt. Tills was repeated until Ana slasia naked the mayor to prepare mart u;e bans. - World ? LASTS LONGER. NEAR THE EQUATOR. THIS IS DUE TO THE FACT THAT THE EARTH SPINS FASTER AT THE EQUATOR., AND THE OBSERVER. KEEPS UP WITH THE MOON'S SHADOW FOR A LONGER PERIOD. FUNERAL FOR MRS. CONN ALLY ON THURSDAY UNION (Special) Funeral ser vices will bo held Thursday nfternoon nt tho Cock Bros, undertaking par lorn for Mrs. Mnnote Bell Connnlly who passed nwny nt the home of her dnughtor, Mrs. T. M. Oil more, Monday morning. She had been ill for sev eral years. Her husband J. Q. Con nolly died Just eight weeks ago. She was born In Decatur, Iown 80 yenre auo Inst March and she nnd Mr. Con nnlly eclcbrnted their fiOth wedding anniversary In February. They came to Union from Nebrnskn in 1900.' Their only daughter. Mrs. Gllmore, survives them. Bonneville Hit By Fire Monday Evening (Continued from Pag One) the bitty-interrupted the.llr&Ujiltfht of the celebration nnd threatened to jweep tho town nnd enter timber lands outside. The meagre fire eqtilp ment of this vicinity nnd bucket brigades held tho fire pnrtlally In check until outside aid arrived.;. Fire cngine3 from The Dalles nnd Hoed River pumped giant streams of water from the Columbia river, bringing the blaze under control. Men from construction ramps at Bc'.ineville dam and from CCC camps added valuable manpower in com bating the conflagration. Two young men, Charles Hill nnd Charles Erickv.on. were taken to n hospital at Hood River for treatment. Witnesses Raid the two received bad powder burns while valiantly at tempting to put out thv fire while It wns raging in tho stock or holiday explosives. Civic leaders today declared "the show must go on." Ci-icnde Locks has experienced n mushroom growth from about 300 population to aomo 1200 resident sln the few months that the Bonneville dam has been under con struction. The Catholic church, the Odd Fel lows halt nnd the post office were among the larger buildings burned. Practically tho entire town Is built of wood and little was covered with in surance. t Clark Wood I Says $ Money doesn't tempt us, when It's the 10.000 reward offered by Uncle Sam for the capture of John Dll llnger. The young Kansas wife who eloped with a saxophone player said after ward, quite unnecessarily, that "it was nil n terrible mistake." "We've Just heard of n boy having been born with five arms. What n swell second baseman that kid will make!" Hubbanl Enterprise. Or ticket chopper during n rush. And he's well armed. If need, arises, for a hand-to-mouth existence. Grocery & Fountain Open Sunday und Evenings Wallace C Mahoney Successor to OKO. C. RICHARDSON Same Block as Hensty's Service AUTHORIZED DKALKK FOR FRIGID AIRE See Us For Klectric Refrigeration Fred Spaeth iln SS8 lins Wi.hlnjton FIND IT HERE Copy for tbl Colo run most be In by B a. 4TH OF JULY DANCE At Zuber hall tomorrow nite. 7-3-1 t. DANCE At Wonderland dance hall Tue. ntto, We'd, afternoon and evening. 7-a-a t. HELP WANTED If you wish help or suggestions and Ideas In the building of your Float, or the decoration of your car for the Old Timers Celobratlon this service will be given you by Richardson. "The Art Man" at Richardson's- Art nnd Olft Shop. 8-28-t f. 4th Annual La Orando Legion Frolic starts midnight Tuesday. Ooodbrod Luke, Union. Help the Drum Corps. 7-2-2 tp. Nynl Anacld Powder ror Indigestion, 60c. Moon Drug Co. 6-22-1 m GLADIOLUS Our Gladiolus are In bloom. Beau tiful assortment of colors cut fresh every day. 1.00 dozen. Cherry's Flor ists, Ino, 7-1-6 t. SIONS AND DECORATIONS Signs, Bannoro and Decorations of all kinds for floats and windows mado specially to suit your needs may be secured at reasonable prices at Rich ardson's Art and Olft Shop, fi-28-t t. Now low prices on tnsulln-U-20- lOCO, 98C. U40-10CO 1.77. Moon Drug Co. 6-22-1 m Yard ley face powocr ana compact 91.46. Moon Drug Co. 6-22-1 m Lady Bather Tol II tries nt Moon Drug Co. 6-22-1 m Window and wallpaper cleaning. Paint washing and scraping. Floor waxing. Phono 669 J. 6-7-1 mp Try Moon's Vanllia Extract, 3 oz. 33b, 6 oz, 62c, pint $1.31. Moon Drus Co. 6-22-1 m TUB NEW NATIONAL DE LCXH PltEHSritE COOKER With a marvelous new method of locking the cover on tho cooker as suring easy operation nnd positive. results. Cool, burn-proor, bnkellte. thumb-scrows and handles. A new model Just out. Endorsed by the world's famous authorities on cook ing. See our window. Melville's, ex clusive agent. 7-3-1 t. NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING Notice is hereby given to all con cerned that H. A. Zurbrlck, surviving executor' or the last will and testa ment or Jean R. Ivanhoo, deceased, hns filed In the county court of Un ion County, Btnto of Oregon, final nc count in the administration of said estate nnd said court has set Wednes day tho 25th day of July A. D. 1934 at two o'clock P. M. at the county court room In La Grande, Union County, Oregon an the time and place for the hearing of such final account nnd all objections to tho same. H. A. IZURBRICK. Executor. Juno 20. July 3, 10, 17, 24. NOTICE F SHERIFF'S SALE Notice Is hereby given that I have received foreclosure execution and or der of sale, Issued out (of and under tho Beal of tho Circuit Court of the Stnte or Oregon for I Union County, dated tho 8th day of Juno, 1934. In tho suit therein pending wherein Howard H. Hanson, Supervisor of Banking of the State or Washington, liquidating ngent for Spoknne Sav ings Bank, n corporation, Is plaintiff, and W. C. Becktell ana Alice m. Beck tell, husband and wife. Ina E. Bug. Alton Bnssett, Oregon General Mort gngo Co. Linford 3. Season, Union Mortgnge & Investment Co., La Grnndo Investment Company. ,M. J. Goss, Fred Spaeth and The Cnry company, wcro defendants, to medl- dected, upon a judgment, decree nnd order of sale made and entered in said court and cnuoo on the 7tH day of June, 1934. in favor of tlio above plaintiff nnd against the defendants W. C. Becktell nnd Alice E. Becktell for tho sum of (136,359.52 with in terest thereon at 8 per annum from August 26. 1929, the sum of (3107.00 with interest at 8 per annum from May 27th, 1930. tho sum o $1500.00 0mm JMMk Jir I ran San Francisco's Newest, Most Modern, Downtown Pinner in Coffee SSop (V-xn .... in Main Pinins Rooti from $1.25. Unexcelled cuirc . . Private garage with direct e)cvaror service tc lobby nd ill guet repeal Soars. It"i no wonder so mar.v reorle jujt love it." So will you. Powell Street at Sutter Sn Francisco with interest at 8 per annum from July 31, 1930, tho sum of rtfOO.OO with Interest at 8 rrom August 22, 1930, the sum ol $0000.00 attorney fees, and costs and disbursements, Li which said execution and order or sale I am commanded to sell the fol lowing described property, being the property" described In the mortgage being foreclosed In said suit, to-wit; Lots numbered One (1) and Two (2) and the South twenty nine (29) feet of Lot numbered Three (3) in Block numbered Thrco (3) in Grondy's Addition to La Orande, an addition with in the corporate limits of the city or La Grande, Union County, Oregon, together with the tene ments, hereditaments and appur tenances thereunto belonging or in anywlao appertaining, NOW THEREFORE, by virtue and authority of said writ, and In obedi ence to Its commands, I will, on Wed nesday, the 11th day of July, 1934, at ten o'clock of said dny, at the front door of tho court house In La Grande, Union County, Oregon, sell nt public auction all the right, title, Interest and equity of the above named defendants and each of them except the defendant Fred Spaeth, In and to the above described real prop erty, had on the 10th day of May, 1927. or thereafter acquired, to the highest bidder for cosh, subject to redemption according to law, the pro ceeds to be applied In satisfaction of said Judgment and decree, Including coatu and accruing costs of execution and sale. Dated this 11th day of June, 1934, JESSB BRESHKARS, Sheriff of Un ion County, Oregon. Juno 12, 19, 20. July 3, 10. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE On the 25th day of July, 1934, at tho hour of 10 a. m., at the front or north door of the court house in La Grande, Union County, Oregon, I will sell at auction to the highest bidder for cash the following described real proporty located In Union County, Oregon, to-wlt: Beginning at the corner com mon to Sections 10, 11, 14, and IS, In Township 3, South of Range forty, East of the Willam ette meridian, running thence north along the section line forty rods, thence west forty rode, thence north 100 feet, thence west 40 rods, thence south 700 feet, thence east 80 rods, to the plnce of beginning, being a pnrt of the SE'.iSEW. Section 10, Tp. 3 S.. R. 40, E. W. M. With all np purtenanccs nnd water rights thereunto belonging. Said sale is made under execution Issued out of the circuit court of Un ion County, Oregon, to me directed, in tho case of S. D. Crowe, plaintiff, versus Guy E. Barker and Erma Bark er, hi3 wife, B. M. Love, World War Veterans State Aid Commission, Ar chie R. McEachern and Jane E. Mc Eachcrn, his wife, Maybelle E. Mc Eachern, Elizabeth McEachern Kln knde, Unknown Heirs of John H. Ross, deceased, and all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title or interest in the renl property described in the amended complaint, defendants. Dated nt La Grande, Oregon, June 26. .1934. f ".' ' i JESSE BRES HEARS, Sheriff of Union County, Oregon. June 26. July 3, 10, 17, 24. Prince Consort Of Holland Dies THE HAGUE, Holland, July 3 P) Henry. Prince Consort of Holland, died today. The Prince Consort's death occurred suddenly, shortly be fore 3 p. m. He was 53 years old. Tho Leisure League of America has Issued a list of 700 ways to loaf. It occurs to us, however, that selecting ways to loaf from so long a list would be too much like working. Sunburn Where is Thy Sting You can laugh at sunburn if you havo a tube of BURNTONE handy. It brings cool soothing relief. It ends the sting and irritation. Your druggist will recommend it highly. Ask him for a tube today only 29c. Adv PERMANENT WAVES $1,73 and Up (ilndys Beem Finger Waves Wet, 36c: Dry. 60c Mrs. Itevnaud Finger Waves Wet 50c Dry 75c REYNACD'S BEAl'TY SHOP Main 789 Comfort Quicf Service Elegant Atmosphere Convenient Location cis oJrake cieB i fU tCa. Wild L1 I. TOD AY AROUND . S CHBONICLKD BY TUB DAILY LEAH8D Willi OF TDK ASSOCIATED PliESH KKCK1PTS (l AUTKIt MIIXION SALEM. July 3 ( More than a quarter million dollars was received from liquor sales In the state .during tho month of June, figures compiled by the state treasurer revealed. Sales totaled 250.984.13; beer li censes 5.218 and beer and wine taxes 32.074. MCKAKY HACK AT DESK ; PORTLAND, July 3 (P) Senator McNary returned to his office In Washington. D. C, yesterday after a ten-day trip up the St. Lawrence river and the Oreat Lakes to Detroit, it was said In a special dispatch to the Journal today. The trip was mado In company with Senator Cou zens, his host. "Excessive heat spoiled the trip as a vacation," the dispatch said. HOTTI.INO OWN LIQUOR PORTLAND, July 3 With the expectation of producing a good grade of liquor at a price considerably less than has heretofore been possible, the Oregon liquor control jcommassion began bottling operations here Mon day when 15 barrels of bourbon whiskey wero poured Into pint and quart bottlos to be sold under the commission's own labels. WALLA WALLA PLIKU KILLED WALLA WALLA, July 3 VP) Car lylc Rouinflon, 4!-sear-old Walla Walla aviator, died early today from Injuries received about 8 o'clock Mon day evening when hlB plane crashed west of the airport after falling to gain sufficient altitude In a takeoff. 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