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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 15, 1934)
Paire Two (In corpora ted) An Independent Newspaper Phon Main 600 a. W. FREDERICKS . HAROLD U. KIN LAY PubUabed evening, exception Sunday, at 1710 61xth atreot. La Qrarjde, Oregon. ntered at the Poatoffloo of La Grande, Oregon, aa Second' Olaaa Mall Matter under act of March 2, 1878. OPHOIAL PAPER OK UNION COUNTY AND I'M CITY Of LA GRAND! MEJtUKI! OP ASHOOIATED PRESS The Aaaoclated Preaa la exclusively entitled to use for punllcatloa of all newa dlepatchea credited to It or not otherwrae credited If pub lished here. All rlghta of republication of special dispatches In tbla paper and also the local news herein also are reserved. National Advertising Representative M. O. MOGEN8EN CO., Inc. Ban Pranclaco, Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, Ohlcafo Detrolf, New York Rest 'in the Lord, and wait i, 7. A MOW LAW, JUT SAMK PROKLKM Tlie federal jrovei'nmont is netting set to make a new drive against Uiotlejigors and rum-runners. That statement seems to put the clock back several years. It smacks of the old days when we took it for granted that the 18th amendment was her6 to stay. Hut it comes from Washington in the slimmer of 19!M, more than a half year after the amendment was buried. Details of this new drive have a strangely familiar sound. The alcohol tax unit of the internal revenue bureau is to be expanded.1 Coast guard forces all along the Atlantic coast are to be strengthened to strike at a new "rum row." The new liquor bottle and label regulations will be enforced with all possible strictness. Lowering of the liquor tariff and tax rates is discussed, so that the price of legal whisky may be cut to meet illegal competition. 'I'lio American people had two chancps to make nilHtakPS In connection with the llfjnor traffic nml they took both of. them. Plrot of nil, we more or less took it for granted that by making the traffic HlcKnl we would F.olvo the whole, uKe-olrt liquor problem. We tried that and It didn't work. After lews than a decade and a half of prohibition wc found that we had f simply hopped out of the drying pan Into the fire. Prohibition brought certain benefits, but It brought such flagrant abuaes that the' amendment ' was finally ousted from the constitution by an overwhelming vote. And then emtio our second mistake. Just as wo hud originally assumed' that outlawing the traffic would automatically aolve the problem, so now our child-like faith led' us to believe that legalizing the trafllc would do It. In the first Instance we thought that all we had to do waa pass a law; In the second, we thought that all wo had to do was repeal one. Hut the liquor problem, like death and taxes, seems tb be Inescapable. It was a knotty one under prohibition, and It Is almost equally knotty under repeal. And It Is Just about aB far from solution now as It ever wns. We have had altogether too much emotionalism on both sUIch of the fence. As a result, wo have hint nothing remotely resembling a cool, scientific study of the problem which might show us the best lino of attack. Unless we get something of that kind we are apt to find that wo returned to the drawbacks' of an open liquor traffic without abolishing those of prohibition. TODAY IN BRIEF, IN AND AROUND OREGON AB ( lIil()M('l,i:i) ItY Tllrf DAILY I.KARE1) WIHB OF TIIK ASSOCIATED PRESS IIAKl.lt IN DltOtTM ll PdltTLAND. Aug. lf iI') Incltl filo:i of Baker, Umatilla, Wusco and ecvcriil other Kastern and CVntral f Oiegon counties ln the cmerKency drouth aivaso that they will be eligi ble for federal livestock purchase for relief of distressed ranchers, was an nounced horo tot) ay by Senator Fred eilck. StL'lwer. t.rioo.imn (iu col Mils HAIjEM, Aug. IS Counth's will receive approximately $1,500,000 for unemployment relief from rev eiiue of the Oregon statu liquor com iniuslon at the end of UHifj, tl com mission estimated at n meeting held lure yesterday. MAIIIAN rOMlKUSS m;.u i-:m 1'OlU'l.AND, Oie., AilT. 15 t.Vt A procession of hoiiv LIO.OOl) jillrlmst i n. h hcarliiR a Uu'hted eniulle. will vlu,l up ble;ik Km-ky bultu ovethHik Int tlir Columbia u-r;;e tonli'ht In rornnu'iuonillon i f the meeting nl i.'ven Iiitlinn nobtemen In Klor.'iH-e. the city of Mowers. 700 years hko to day. Thr- mefll:i; of those vrwn youni noblemen resulted ln the foiindatlon (I th-. order of the .servants ol Mary AIR-CONDITIONED Observation and Dining Cars V. 1 "Wo PORTLAND ROSE Now airconciionco' Obsorvcilion nnd Dininq Cars to make your comforl supreme, fresh, clean, purified air lempoioil - your utmost comfort at all seasons of tho year. OTHER FEATURES) Modern Standard M-rp.-ri; new type lournt Slefporij do Ivxe t.hoii Cor. Borbpr ;l,op. Bath, Rcid'o. Library. Urfel.toda fountain Thofom oui mcafi at popular pticvi. Off the Iray food iorvic. Sleeping Car Rates Now Local Ayont will quel low foroi lo and ht"l;i you plan trip. J. II. KKKNEY, Anont. Ui Orande. Dir. IJ mmu mut -Publtaher and oenei-al Manager Bunlnesa Manager patiently for him. Psalm 37: ami Llw parade tonight brings to an end the flrUt International Marian congie.sH ever Hponsoretl by that order In the United StatcH. MOS'ltOti, (illlSON IHI.AAV PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 15 (,11 Hard, rocking iunches rained from four fists almoflt con-Htantly whiK Frankle Monroe f Klnmath Palls and LeKoy ctlb.son of Wichita battled to a 10-round dmw here last night. Tho Lodl wine- dlntrlct of Califor nia keeps 12 wlnerleA ln operation with a combined HtoniK capacity of 15,040,000 gallons of wine. .in pun annually harvests from $'Jf.000.000 to $00,000,000 of raw ea products. Including kelp, Heawecd and other plant and animal life. Liver extract has been found effec tive In treating pellagra, a dlKeii.se caused by lack of certain vitamins In the diet. Ci. t'. Irey of Led I, C';il . tutu tamed a (Mintl, It wilt rtile nmuiul on his .shoulder and chirp when hungry. The quail liiiM initially been consider ed unlamithle. V A , Samplo round trip faros to Clitcatjo ' JO in deluxe (.'h-ilr (.'am tll 4.ri In TiuirKt Sloep eih horth cxtrn HO HtiiiuKud Nvpers iH-ith extia JLess all polntl H ..Til'' h ?.K mmmm wmm The Weather WKATIIKK I OlilXAST (irraiiii: I ulr tonliilit iiihI Thursday hut mrrrut on (he oal ; no Imiigr In trnitrutlirp; nnnpnil nnrtliWPf.t whiil irrluri , ..en. u i.'vi m:it TneMlny: Minimum III. inliiliiiiiin .,3 niMive. i rriir. Today: Minimum .I" iinovr, 1 a. (it aliuv. f'lt'ar. APPROVAL OF RECREATION PLAN GIVEN (Continued Prom Page One) mer, but will serve a similar purpose so far as affording opportunity for cniidieii-o supervised iiy. w. au dition will provide employment for the rrwn and women who will assist Woodle. BRIEFS FILED WATER RIGHTS In the case of WnnhinKton vs. Ore gon in the supreme court of the United Stolen, for which George T. Cochrnn, I-a Clrnmie attorney Is rep rosentlnK the state r Oregon, briefs were filed within the hint few days with William VV. Ray. special master ut Salt Lake City. The case which Uuh been under consltlerotlon for some time. Involves the water In the Walln Wnllu river and -wns brought by the Htiito of Washington for the purpose of dividing the water between the two states. sriiwiv IKST OF (lOI.F MAKi:S ItrXY.W PRACTICE WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. Paul Runyan, who won the 19:14 P. O. A. golf crown at Buffalo, refuses to let good enough alone. After winning the title, he went to the movies here and watched the newsreel version of how he boat Craig Wood in the finals. He detect ed a lunge In his swing. Now he's on the practice tee every morning trying to lmproi? ills stroke. PICK-l;P WASTE HKIU ( F.D - by Siiper-aSheH's MUick-acdng encruy. MI1.EA;E WASTE Rl-ni'C.ED-be-iH't-mnc btincr-Shcll if all power. STARTING WASTE REDt CEO--Uo by lis pow crful votjtile fractions. DETONATION WASTE IIEDI'C.ED by Siiper-Slicll's to ovunt (kind knock) quality. LA CRANDE EVEN I Nf J BrERSONALS Here From-Lake Charles Blnjiaman and boii; Freder ick, who ere ieniltng the summer at Wallowa Lake, drove to La Grande yesterday and tine spending a couple days hero looking after businev.i mat tors. VMtlnB Mere Miss Doris Walton, of Fairfield. Iduho. nrrlved thl.i morning by car and, will spend the remainder of the week visiting with Ml:i maty Mar tin. Return Fnim Trip Mr. and Mrs. OcDrgc L. Andmson and son. Johnnie. Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Mcpherson and tUuvhteiri. Ruby Juno and Joyc nnd M-.trgiike Purely returned lust night from a ten clay fibbing nnd camping trip on the South. Pork, above Lostlnc. Stop Here Mr. and Mm. H. W. Poort. of Sal ina, Kan.Hus. were registered at the Sacajawea yesterday during a short' otay in La araud--. Itelurnx To Portland W. T. Nelll. who has been visiting here for nevernl days with his mother, Mrs. Nellie CJ. Nelll. and sister, Mrs. Eva Nelll Martin, returned yesterday to hla horns in Portland. Mrs. Nelll, who accompanied him here, will re main for a longer visit. From linker P, Ij. Hciisler, of Baker, was regis tered at the aaeojawea yesterday while looking after business matters here. Here Yesterday Matt B. Evans, of San Francisco, was transacting business here yester day. . He is agency superintendent of a wvll known fire Insurnnce company. From KIkIu K. L. Myrlck waa transacting busi ness In La Grande yesterday from his home at ElRln. Your gasoline itself can cause these 10 little zvastes that Super-Shell positively reduces WARMlNC.-l P WASTE REDUCED bwau Super-Shtfll i nniJe to de liver full jHwcr In a cold motor. (' ARHON-EORMINf; WASTE RE DUCED because eery drop of Stiper-Sh 11 Is clean burning VAPOR IOCK WASTE REDUCED tveause the erratic tf jvty "ton" are entirely removed from Super-Shell. OBSERVER. LA. (IRANI)E, Mm Yelenhty Jesse Cnim. attorney of Elgin, was look lug a f ter btial ncas matters and visiting friends here yesterday. From Pendleton Mrs. J. Hudeman, of Pendleton, Is ut the Bouvy hospital for a few days receiving eye treatment. Has Operation ' f A. h. Bowen, of Huntington, under went a nasal operation yesterday at the Bouvy hospital and will remain here for a few daye while recuperat ing. Tondleet(nuy , Rosemary Me la neon underwent n tonsillotomy Tuesday morning at the Bouvy hospital and is rejxrted to be recovering nicely. Will Iti'tnrn soon Word ha.9 been received by friends hero from Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Neu mann, who, with their family, have been visiting Mr. Neumann's rela tives at Egg Harbor City, N. J., that they expect to start their return trip home wihin the next few days. They had been delayed there longer than they anticipated because of the Hi ndis of their youngest daughter. On the return trip they expect to stop In Tiffin. Ohio and New York Mills, Minn., where hey will visit. They have tleen away from La Grande since early in July. From ('orvallls Milton Cavtfson- is spending- & few days In La Grand? from hts home In Corvallls. 'While here Mr. Gnu I son Is a guest at the Sacajawea. Visit Here Mrs. C. A. Swenrlger and daughter, of Twin Palln. are spending a few days In Ln Grande visiting and arc staying at the Sacajawea Inn, Kn Route Homo H. H. Weatherspoon stopped ln La Orande for a short time this morn - GAS TANK LOSSES REDUCED because the quick-cvaporjtlng gusy "tops" just mvfi'f there, DILUTION WASTES REDUCED because SupcrShcll vaporiies fully over m, wider range of operating tem peratures. COMBUSTION WSTES REDUCED because there are no heavy "bot toms" to escape unburncd. ORE. i:ig on his way home frcm Portland where he has been looking after busl-ne.-3 matters for the last several days. Mr. Weath-rspoon is a former repre sentative in the legislature and a prominent orchardlst of Elgin. Tfl Sale in Edyth Doan has gone to Salem, called there because of illness. Colonel Allen Here Colonel H. A. Allen, accompanied by Mrs. Allen, was a visitor in La Grande yesterday from his headquar ters in Portland. Colonel Allen is senior Instructor for the national guard in Oregon. Conclude Visit Here Mri. C. P. Swlgert, of Portland, and Miss Annette Heckman, of Hawaii, who have been house-gu?sts of their sister. Mrs. C. E. Weaver, in the Sacn jawea apartments concluded their visit today, leaving for Portland. Governor Asked To Run As Independent (Continued From Page One) everything that Is put up to me." "Governor Meier said emphatically that he had no commitment to moke at this time.' the Statesman con tinued, and quoted the governor as stating that requests had come to him both la Portland and at his Salem office. Independent candidates are allowed by the Oregon law to file for office any time up to September 12 of this year, but must be nominated by an atviembly of 100 or more registered voters. "Tlv? governor's apparent willing ness to consider proposals that he. mak-s the race for re-election was considered here as a literal political bombshell," the Statesman story con tinued. Fowrtl coral reefs can be found ln tho Himalayas which were formed In the ancient "Tethys sea" 240.uoo.000 y.'ars ago. Diets of civilized man cauRe tooth decay because they contain too little phosphorus, is a theory recently nd- vanced. P ?! iiearim; on road change to be held (Continued rtom Page One) built under the V. P. mainline " Spruce street nt u cost of 90.000. Tho hearing; nt Elgin, It Is believed, would inrolve the proposal to erect a new brlei over the river at the northeast edge ol town on the La mitmzrawrijuMuw ill is 5- 'o you ! gasoline the rs faster , ' pupS fu" forCf rbQrd." ?SSES Wednesday, August 15. Grande-Wallowa Lake highway, ana which would 'Involve a change In the curve of the rood there. Union Soup Hero to an onion soup recipe which Una been tried with success. Chop two onions. Put two ounces of butter Into a pan and melt slowly. Then put the onions lit the pan ana fry until quite well done. Pour about r. ouart of boiling water Into tho 1 . Arf ..ii 1 pan ana seaau". ow.iuo oncea i bread and some finely chopped swlhs cheese. A BRAND NEW LEATHER formentfineMoef From far-away India conic the skins of water buffalo calf to be tanned into the fine mellow leather that is used in this Uptown style. A "sure-fire" win ner among well-dressed men. And a marvelous 6 00 1 waste man r T yJ d0n, V rtl ral Bit dpi qu Pill In of hit N N Nor flo esta of aver Iced torn prpa of t onto ter s local ter ; abou be si plan' f cars. More have years In th
