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1 Page Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Friday, August 24, 1931 (Incorporated) An Independent Newapaptr Fbona Main 600 H. W. FREDERICKS . ..i'uullfiiicr and General Uanager HAROLD U. FINLAT Bualneu U&nager Published evening!, exception Bud day. ai 1710 Blxtn itreot. La Qr&nde, Oregon. Bntered at the PoatofHce ol La Grande, Oregon, u Second OlaM UaU Matter under act of U&rch 2, 189. OFFICIAL PAPER Or ONION COUNTY AND TOM CITY OP LA GRAND! MEMBER OP ASSOCIATED PRESS The Aaaoclated Presa la exclusively entitled to iu for publication of all newi dlapatches credited to It or not otherwise credited If pub Uahed here. Ail rights of republication of special dispatch In this paper and also the local news herein also are reserved. National Advertlfllng representative U. O. MOOEN8EN CO., Ino. Ban Franolaco, Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, Ohicaffo Detroit, New York I through his own efforts, set up a defense against the poten- h:. i .1 . f a. j'.. j uui economic uaiiyers oi uie lutuie. It la to be hoped that sportsmen going Into the forest during this ex trcmely dry fieuson will heed the admonitions of the forest officials, stockmen und luuderti of their own orguniKatiuns to be careful of their cigarettes and pipes. A luri;,' percentage of the forest fires of the northwest r "man made" und many arc aLititeii by a carelessly thrown cigarette. 6o much Iuib been ad In thtduily press on the dangers of fire In the forests, that the thought of It should be uppermost In the mind of the average city sportsman when he enter the woods. Enterprise liecord -Chief tun. The only device Hitler hasn't thought of yet Is to have himself nomin ated by an "independent convention." It will still take Germany a few years to catch up with Oregon. - Eugene Register-Guard. Nearly two thousand years ago, the founder of Christianity propounded this rule: "D'o ye unto other aB ye would that others should do unto you." Do you suppose Nazilsm. or any other of Europe's numerous Isms, can offer anything better than that? Frank Jenkins in Klamuth Falls Herald. Analysis of crop estimates shows that drought crop reduction has ex ceeded proposed new deal crop reduction considerably. The new dealers have one problem off their hands, for which they should perhaps be more thankful. Astoria Astorlan-Budgct. LIFK INSURANCE VS. COMMUNISM Roer B. Hull recently expressed the interesting opinion that life insurance, with its 21 billions of assets, represents America's first defense against communism. Nothing could be more thoroughly opposed to the communistic plan than life insurance. Under communism, responsibility for one's life and welfare is placed upon the state the individual has no voice in determining his destiny. lie is a vassal, subject to ironhanded governmental power. Life insurance is one of the most pre-eminently individual istic of businesses. It permits the individual to make his own provision for the future of himself and his dependents. It eliminates dependency, upon government or any other agency. It is the answer to the "dole", in any shape or foirn. It is not an accident that more than three-quarters? of all the life insurance in force in the world has been bought and sold in the United States most individualistic of nations. Sixty-three millions of our citizens have policies, Kach of these policies, as Air. Hull also said, represents an individual i achievement it means that its owner has voluntarily, j Wallowa Lake Boys' Camp Activities (Continued Frum Page One) the Important lakes In tho lake ba sin and also climb some of the high er peakA in tho Basin country. They will return to camp on Thursday aft ernoon, Harry Dawson of Joseph Is heading the four-day hikers while Karl Johnson headed the Bear Camp hikers and Woodrow Damercll headed the Lake Basin hikers. Some of the pcukB that the four-day hikers will climb uro Eagle Cap, Mutter horn and Sacujaweu. Tuesday the camp had the misfor tune of having Its chief cook, Russell Nelson, sick. However Arthur Stif fen, the second cook, carried on very well and the food was up to Its usuu.1 nigh standard. Bob Mc Mi lien, camp bugler, is on tho four-day hike. Wlille he Is away, Stuart Wylde is bugling. ' At campfire tho other night, tent No. 2, under Dick Larkin, put on a clever take-off on the camp staff The Weather WKVrilKIt roii E CAST Oregon: tiem-nillv fair tonight und Saturday hut overcast with fug und mlsS on the roust; cooler hi Interior nf est purt Ion Sat urdii) ; moderutt changeable wind of f hurt-, movtly southerly. LOCAL WEATHER Thursday: Maximum ill, minimum .11 above. Clear, Today: Minimum 53, 7 a. m. B3 above. Clear. under the title "Things wo can do without in camp." The Sunday ice cream donated to the; camp by R. P. Tyler of the Blue Mountain creamery was very much enjoyed by tbe boys. Our hearty thanks, Mr. Tyler. The lifesavers are getting a great kick out of the canoe loaned by Wal ter Dutli of Enterprise. It Is in use through most of the afternoon each day. 4 Jack Fariss is teaching the boys the proper method of rowing a bout. Most of them pull a pretty good oar now. Tommy Cook started on tho long hike but was turned back by a nail In his shoe. Tough luckl t Eugene Palmer's dad and grand-dad came to see him on Monday. They had been grouse hunting with H. E. Inlow and called on their way back. Eugene, and Junior Reynolds hiked up to Bear Camp on the West Fork of the Wallowa to Join the rest of the boj's who were camped there un der the leadership of Karl Johnson. State College Expecting Gain In Enrollment CORVALLIS. Ore. fSnonln-n With freshman week, the introduction to the reuulor fall term, oniv n mnnih away, workmen aro busily engaged in gening me uregon state college cam pus and buildings reay for what is exjweted to be a somewhat lnrger number of students than were at the COllCKO last Year. A crew nf wnrlrnm has been on the Job most of the sum mer painting and making necessary repairs, the first on many of the uuiKiings ior several years. E. B. Lemon, registrar of O. S. C, renorts the heaviest rnrrcrwHm-n from prospective students in four or five years. The preponderance of the requests for information ask; about the possibilities of obtaining employ ment, he says. Many of the prospec tive students declare they will not be able to attend college this fall unless they have some financial as sistance. Although the federal gov ernment, through the state emergency relief administration, will distribute nearly $3500 a month to needy stu dents at the college, this and other agencies will be hard pressed to meet the great demand for student employ ment. Mr. Lemon believes. Advance applicants for admission to the college give every indication of a healthy increase in enrollment, the rt'glstror reports, and tho outlook Is encouraging. Freshman week, a period set aside for beginning students to become oriented and to have plenty of time to consult with their advUers, will begin Monday, Sept. 24 and close the following Saturday. Sopho more. Juniors and seniors will register Sat urday. Sept. 29 und regular ''lass work will begin Monday, Oct. 1. 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