La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 19, 1929, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text'i Tluusday, December li), 192!) LA GRANDE EVENING OBSEUVER, LA GRANDE, ORL. Page Nine Theory Of High i Wages Fixed In U.S., Green Says, ' iiy witiiitm ;iim'ii f f Pi'i'Hiitcnt Amerlnui lVi1tral(nn of1 lihnr) - I Tho nustJindlnjf feature uf ' the yrar If) -'It wiik (ho upiwrnl ucrepl itlico if the pilnclleM Ioiik nmin-j iiiincl ly lUc AincvU-nn lVdiiraHon ' of Labor thnt unite unomitlny- ! mt'iit could ho eHniinnttl ami that tho hither the wnaw tho Kreiit -., tho (H'O-iMTlty. AtMori to thin wnH tin, rciiuirka-! ltin Increase in the nimihor f etn- j plnyerH and nthorn who believe that the five-ilny. 40-hour week H, iqi iibffolnte necessity tti the fat ure of our country. j ,ln Ncason aii'I out of season for nearly 0 years I bene pi liH'ihh'S : lifivo been . preached by the Amer ican l-'edciutlon oC Lubor. ami Its A uf I'll hit oil ormaniut.tiius. ' ' ' , In l he early ilnys of. the Amor-j lejin Kederatjon of Laliur,. employ-f crs believed that the way to make Kood times In hard liuicH was to reduce waccs and increase the hours in the workday. While con siderable Ki-ouud was Kained r against these theories, it was not until the trreat war. that It became general knowledge that biuh wiikos and continuous employment for the workers brought real pros perity. Tho conferences under the lead ership or the President are tflylnK. every thought to devising ways and means of keeping men and women at work at ndequale. wages. I loth the nation and the states are preparing to launch activities CLASSIFIED ADS NEW TODAY l''c)lt HAI.H liry. l(!-ln. wood nivl j nll'itll'n h:iy. l'ii'moi-.H fix. ( ' 'rll'-l tn. j 1'olt KAUC Uivko. I'll. .irni. IS.; 12-13-1 l) . I'lilt ItKNT 5 room Iioiihp. 2 Mocks from normal. lni. I'. .1. .Schlllte, 1602 N. uvf. 12-l!l-ll lp. i KOPt KAl.i; l.loyil .loll IniKt-y. j (loo, I ii.s now. Half prico. Thono, Main 5211. 12-l!l-lt. MIST Mnnch of koy. ilclllin to1 .I' ll' lloan nl, WoHU'nhavi-r'M. Inc. i ' I . ' 12-1II-2 lp. SIC ATT 1. 1. LOT TCI TliADI-: for a truck. "Writo llox Kainck). ' lllcKOn. . . 12-l!-3 t. 1XJK SALE Olt TUA1E 1'llli S.M.I-: .Turlii-y lonw for. hrcclint;: slock. I'llot ltock ; strain, ?.r,.oo each. I'll, l-'arin. 4x. 12-IS-2 tp I'Olt SA1.10 Cooii iwcit violin, j 57. SO. Room 1 Oil.! KcllowB . Iciriplc. 12-17-11 tp. I Knit KAI.K-4li.r)-V. I li-ln. woihI. I'honi' 12-1 s-a ip. l'Olt SAliK Itlnek dirt, call on job, j-J-'o Adams, Ph. 41.5-W. j 12-IS-3 tp. j l 't It KALI-! Registered bisr typo j Poland China boar. Frank Mc- Krnilon, Imhler. ll'-lC-G tp. ' FOR DKMCIOI S APPLKS phono i t2S9-W, $1.25 or $1.60 per box. delivered. HorKor's grocery.' Kvrythlug cheaper. Jl-27-tf " KOIt KA 1.105 passenser llupmo-i liiln sedan, $47ii. Series i l-'ranklin 5 passenger sedan, j $!!7f. Seo Ifarry Waggoner, 300 Adams Ave. 11-20-1 m. FOR . HALF; Choice lot, improve ments all pa i 0 ; u Ino 2 ho uses ; terms, only small down payment required. See Karl Zundel, La Grande Nat. r.nnk. ll-1Mm MOM'N POP FRECKLES AND HIS I I . . S'i. k .iv.jv.rsvJ I WU CXPECT ; '. . v ' ' I lf I fvUMT P,MY TO' Art) tofe that will give employment. All the expert and v killed own h ladua try und fiituiK- have been com iiiandeffretl to work out a plan of aetluu. All t his proiiiUen relief and will eMtablUli Irrevocably the fuel that unemployment can be cured ami that high wages, will permit those who work t live In reason able comfort. Therefore, more con tinuous happiness thnn was thought possible a few- years ago will be the result. Another outcome of the year'n work wuh the acceptance by lead ing members of congresn of tho principles of a bill to limit the use of Injunctions In labor disputes. maciiixk with i:vi; DAItK 'llOOM si:nAXT ROCIIKSTKII. X. V. (AI) The newest servant of photography looks through a negative with an elect lie eye. . Then it stamps on llio edge, of tho film the grade of photographic pit per the picture shputd he print ed upon, and the degree of light to uo In printing. It was the idea of Roland J. Wil kinson, a young photo finisher of Jackson. Mich., and. was perfected in the Kastmnn laboratories. Wil kinson is a vice president of the , .uasier I'noto Kinisiici-H, . CITV TItAXNFOHMATIO SKKX rxi)i:u xnv AHciifTKcrritK X K W Y OHK t A I') A nwriea n cities are iMl per cent ugly.-. - So says Charles II, Cheney of California, chairman of Ihe Amer ican Institute ,of Architect's city and regional planning commission and he thinks this ugliness can be oveivomrv ' . 1 "The glorious new architect ure Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five average words -to Ibe line.) Per line, 2st lnsrtlob lto Per line, each added conaec- utlve Insertion - 7c Minimum charge on one order . 25c RATES 13Y MONTH 2 lines, per month .... ....2.&0 3 lines, per m-nth ......--..laS 4 lines, per month t4.(H 5 lines, per month ,...u.,....$4.76 Etich additional line over five chnrKud ut l0c per line per month. - CASH IN ADVANCE la re quired on all Clasttritt! orders to turn these rates. Hither rates cjinrtred on hII credit Insertions. Copy for all Classified orders mu-st be in this officii by 10 A. M."' OAV OF INSERTION. Stop ordes on ud interted until fur ther notice imi.t be received by the mi me hour or extr iiiertiwa will be charged. Tele-phone orders solicited. CruU rates may be earned on Eh one orders by payment on or efore dale of iaat insertion. PHONE MAIN . "An Observer Want Ad Will Do It" . FOR SALE Used electric washer. Maytag: Shop, Main 689. 7-Jl-lm. MlfiCELIiAKOUS ST HAY K D To ray placo, 2-year- 1 oM whit hoi fer. hramiod H-bar on right hip with crop and under bit. ou right ear. Owner may have same by paying for ad and keep of cows J. T. rleem; Irabler. 12-lti-C tp. rcnTIf'W Got voiir trnMb hauled before hud weather. Ph. 227-W. ! - - I. mi ROOFING WORK Repairs; any : 'xlnd of a new roof. Call Chas.!. Hildebrnnd, C20-W. lt-4-linp FRIENDS la of Mw York", he wiy. "canned by tho xone orUnum-t tn Ha step-burta provision) for light and air, In one profound esthetic result of the city building of our time. "Few person know that tltese regulations wre dlibrtly worked out by nmn of our greatest architectural thinkers." The Institute has Inaugurated a en m palgn against architect u rn I ugliness by exhibiting mutton pic tures of Washington Improvements to sohoolH, colleges, business or ganisations, women's clubs and art bodies. Wrestlers Kayoed; j Karasick On Top WAI.I.A WJALI.A. Wash.. Dec. 13 ! (Al" Al Karuslck, heuvywelght Kusslan wresiler, was awarded n decision here Inst night over Hurry lioinetrat, bin Creek Apponeut, un der conditions unbtue la theannaln of the. mitt game. . - Kuril had won a fnll and each went after the deciding spill with more determination than discre tion, with the result that both were knocked cold when they hit the mat. Karasick was on top; however, so the referee counted lemetral out and awarded the Russian the match. The official's decision was made before either of the .contest ants recovered consciousness. ai (;ai.i: hiiats jtiui JIIOI.I-IN'C.HAM, WittOi., lice, in (Al') Krlrn'o Ct'.Oalci, : lii& pound WKro, won tho doclnlon ovor lloljlty Jillilj, '150, I'mtlunil, In lliv nix round m;ilu event of a noxlnir card Iwrn Inst nltfht. : The Market Place Of Union and Wallowa Counties SOMMKR HOTliL Inquire for : : very special winter rute; uImo I modurn apartments. 11-4-linp LA GRANDE) MATTKESS ft Up hnlaterintf ft RUg Cleaning Works. Phone 424-W. Chas. Ed wards, Prop. J2-l-im MONEY TO LOAN We ar repre sentatives for the Prudential In surance Co., and can make farm or cfty loans at attractive rate of Interest. Chas. H. Reynolds, Insurance, loans and bonds. ASTERN OREGON School of , Music, violin, piano, voice. Cred its. 1. O. p. F. temple, 447-J. 9-24-1 m. MONET TO LOAN on Improved oltv property, straight loan or Installment plt,n. .Lowest rates. United Stated Investment Co. Fhone Main U. . t-thm KOIt JtKNT-Kurnislied deslrnblo home. Garago. C'Ioha in l'hone litt-w. . iz-n-tr. FOit 1421 ItKNT WaKh.' Furnished house, tp lXR KENT Furn. houMfs and apts., with baths oleaji, quiet, ;vw rates. Adults'., 1S10 Green wood." . . ' 7-itt-lm. FOR ItKNT S room modern house t'toso In. Phone 32l-J. .-.-12-18- if. KO'1 RKNT (i room furnished nouw. i lose in. uurago. m t-v . li-lS-3 t. Fplt ItKNT Garage, close to Grande Rondo, npts.,: 1S0C 3rd street. . . 12-1S-3 tp, lost between - high wchool and .viaduct. ' Jxjuve at Olwrver. 12-17-2tp ixht String of pearlK fanleneU - ith ivory bead. Reward. Pbone Main 724. 12-17-2L TWO BIRDS WITH ONE STONE A CLAMITY! OUT OUR WAY sir '0 VOU'Uk.' HAVE., T'.HAVEA ' BATH Tmorrer. i t i x y 1929 Harvest Is More Valuable Than Last Year WASHINGTON, Pec' 19 (AP) Thin year's hnrvpyf. of important farm cropH iiicltnl InR fruit imd t'omnu'iciat truck tM'opH, was vnl- urd yptertl:iy hy tho di-pu-tmout of aK"ii'Ulture at Ji.SO.SL'S.lMKi compared with '$S,4y&,7SS,O0o Inst year. t on prod net Ion was pla ced nl 2.0:'L',lS!t.M(Hi Imshelii and v.iIihm! at Ji,U4S,i:i4,(HiO ly the depmt nnt, tilt values being Iwised on Deciimlx-r 1, or Kcnonalde prices paid to farmers. Tho combined winter and sprln' vhe;t crop w:is . K(ifi,60S,000 bush els, valued ut $.S4(t,!iL,ll(H(ii, WINTKB liU FASHIONS .' IX'M Di; K i:it.MINK a'ARlS A') U takn more er j nilnvs than (t used to for an -t- minn coat. . .i.' : ?. I Wrxtps am longer, on (he Avliole, !and sleeves arc. larger than they i used to bo. Itut the chief reason Is that some of the moMt exclusive: 'furrli'rs are dovetailing the nklns ise that the seams do not show, u j process which entails mucli wast age. Iilack erttiinc Is tho newest thing' in the fur market. Most of' It is J u pa nes o rm In o dyed u m ve ii black, .Much JupaucHo' ermine is used in the natural white, also. Thousands of ermine tails are be-' Ing ust'd for trtnunlng on coats und dresea otherwise furless. FJtKXCH CITY WOlJJ 1IT TAX ON IOLKXKSS ! DIN AN, France (AP) Idleness : should be- taxed, thinks the city 'council... It thinjta so strongly on !lhe. sultject that It punsed this res-, jolution; ' . '. ; f "In order to put an end to a no- cin.1 injustice und no longer to put : u premium on laziness; t 1 "And . inastiuteh os ' ft. lax on wages burden workers; j "Parliament without M, delay 'should institute u luxury tax on ! Idleness." F . or. Leads Sires In 1929 Winnings On ILS. Turf Hy Orlo Uhci-lsim (AKsoclated Press .ihi-.h Writer) NKW YOltlv (Al) WJth a trio of two-year old showing the way. Chicle, an Imported son of Kpear mlne Lady Hamburg, topped tin; money winning sires of the Amer ican turf during l!t2!i, when his get won ? 2 5 4, till ft. 1 1 The bulk of Chicle's winnings wero contributed by three Juve niles, Harry Payne Whitney's champion, Whiclume, being the chief contributor, Wliichone, winner ol the1 rich Hi'lnvoii Futurity, won $ 1 211.45.'., while luistemall was respcmslhie for $2S.S5a and Goose Kgg, 2. '2it. I Mstruclion, afour-year old.' was tin- on I yeitler son of Chicle to add, to the winnings - of the champion sire. , j u Han King second wns l.lght"Hrl-' jgade, also aii imporicd sire. His i sons and daughters won 2:tii,220 with the groin three-year old filly , Ros of -yharon, responsible for the major ioi-tion. It4se of Slut run, which ' raced under the sllkw nl' Johnson in Camden, died near the eloK of thn northern racing sen son! Light Hi'lgade was roi'tunale j la llHit Ills son,- In. Frcctund, fur from a first class colt, won the val fuablai Prenkness in May. , ThOnliH io Clyde Van Dusen, ! Kentucky di-rby winner, and Ha ) Lean, a flashy feur-yvar old filly, f Man O'War ranked third with wln inlni(HAf 21(),22li. - Quarter Deck j was the only elder son of Chicle tlje'stipr horse to graduate from lite, MUtldcn ranks. Man O'War Is sue, however, usually Improve. with lugev ' . I'pHet had n high ebiss four-year old out in MIsMtep, champion hand icap horse of the middle-west, and the AiiuM-lcan derby winner, Wliuly Clt',-to place fourth. The wfnnlngH ol! his gtt amounted In $1'.I2,1K0. Hlaek Servant, which placed fifth, was pretty much a one-sire horse, earning his position becnuwe ' OtiC OF THOStT O.S By Williams VOU Ux vaavxuu X WO sit 4.C ' 'l as of the performances of Hlue Lark spur, K. U. Hriulley'K- ranking three-year old of the year. 11 luck Servant's orrsprlng Von $!?, fi7t. of which f 153.450 was contributed !' lllue Larkspur, which - topped th money winners of thi year. , - t . r- lltlSH SLOW I I' THICK TO AMI.ItK'AN KIIOUKS 1 lr 1 1 Ll N i A P V TJi rmo emigration fronrr the -I'Veo Htu$e, the I'nlted SlutCs. in ntendly, df dining. : - , r the year nded June, theit were fewer emlgninttt tha'n the quota allowed. In July' of it his year the ipiota was reduced (n 17,mih, and the rigures for the, yiieeeedliiK months ahovv that even thin, exceeds tin number of,, i"'-1 gran'tH. . ' " Tho .number of visas granted dropped to two hundred below the quota estimated for each luunth. I Kven , if every applicant vere passed the tiota woutd not. . he filled. The American Consul General in rubiih7 Cornelius l-'errls, stated that l:i tl intending . emlgrantH have been OC a lower type, and he has rejected many for. physical de fects or Illiteracy. ' - , Ho suggcHled thai the reason fop a lower type of applicant is .that able-bodied men- are able now to make a decent Hying at home. itiiOXOK vs nittM:is IOWA CITV, Iowa (A1)t More blonds have been selected queens oi' tho I'ulvendty of lown, but a urey shows that more of the bt'imot (iueiiH have . marrietl.. NOTK'K TO CHKIHTOItS . NOTICK 1H. HKRKHY G1VKN. That tlie undersigned have, been appointed by the County Court of Hoodocho . often relieved j wiuioui aosmi DVISJJS 0VE W MILIIOW JARS USED YEARLY I By Cowan " By Blosser FIT I :., lY tho State of Oregon for trnlon County, us the executors of tho es tate of Annie llonan, deceased, and' all persons having claims against' the mild eutate are hereby directed; to present them to thw undersigned j j with proper vouchers therefor to ! ;tiie unurrmgneu ai in or nee or u Meyers, at Ia Orande Nation- at Hunk. 14 Orunde, Oregon, with- In Nix months from the dale of tills notice, i r,. mkyi:uh, AIARV T. lt'OIJV, A. Hl'KHKIX, Idecutors of tlie Katato of AnnU Honaft, deccumft. If. K. IUNON, Attorney for Kxe culorn, iJk Oramle, Oregon. Dee. ti-liMK-i'ii. Jan. 2 im vor kxow tii r I, on Angeles rn iilifn-fu f r Itixle Kid, the famous uM colored Natter, the other ni.'dU. . .:''niii'.:le Cnmpbell wuh among the rlngsters who iitMiiatly donated their ser vices. , .Itockne wrote to Hit for mer Notre I h me players n year ago to get their reactions on their foot ball days. . .Only one reported he bail not enjoyed phiylng and never looked back wistfully at the stir ring gnme tn which he tek part . . .Ihin O'l-nry, S't. h x:lll walk ing around out on the coast. . .Ma jor Hasse, who succeds Hlff Jones tn Army coach, points out that the Notre hiirnv team, this year wins the chain pioushlp for playing In different clliwitctt anyway. . .They played Oeorglti Tech m it wa-rin USED CARS With an OK that counts Larisoii Chevrolet Company Used Car : ' Lot ' 407 Peacock Coal PEACOCK Coal is the best brand for tho parlor furnace-. There is no soot to full out on the floor when burning Peacock..' v VA N PE11TEN 1 2 I J i LUMBER CO. Phone Main 732 "Ciuml Si-rrh-o'Qiih-k" PERKINS Main 500 urns 9 s Used Cars Professional Directory Tlila directory la eapcclalljr iiandr for Uio newcomer of for Che oat-of'town reader who niay want tlie name and addrea el aoaaa . professional man. It baa been carefully prepared and will prove to be a ready aid to any reader In oblulnlng prompt profeaaknal ' serrloe. ' '' Classified for. Quick Reference Phyiidana & Snrgeou A. L. ItlCHAltns.ON, M. D. 1'hynlclan anil Surgeon. Offlco ovor Gluns Drug. Office phono. Main 15; rcalilcnco phone, Muin 66. .1. A. WONDKIllJCK, .M. I. 1'bynlcfan and SiirRiou Office and Hospital over the Tiffin Tol, Muln 078 l.am b, boittt. n. n. LKWl WILKKS, M. U. Practice limited to dlseanea of OM Kye. Ear. Noaa and Throat New Foley Telephone liulldlliK , Maiu It ;.! STAGES LEAVE From Corner of Elm and Jefferson Wallowa Valley Coaches Leave La Grande for Joseph 8:45 a. m., 4:00 p.m. Makes All Main Line Connections. For information call MAIN 799. liny Round-Trip Tickets and Save Good for 60 Days. day In Atlanta, met Northwestern imi a windy, dlwuyrevabU? after noua in KvanHton and lent u hard boiled Army team on one of the 4-oldest dajm thnt "ever Wept down, on New York from .Medicine flat. 1 DANGER OF NEGLECT Don't neglect the slightest iadsc Hon of Rectal of Colon dtaordo. It nay kail to scrioo compllultuas, impairing your nervous system, vi tality anil general health. U tlx past ltiyears our nonsurglcal treat" ment has relieved thousands of tuf term. Write, call or phone for our FRKK booklet of information, ltu ptainsourremarkabk'GUAHANTY. Dr.CllAS.J.DEAN HECTALW COLON CLINIC ' BrM bu orros cjrt wmmc . riFIH ft MAJKfMllAN0tHM . TELEPHONE ATWATE.R 2661,. AF.)UTt9 OFFICES fi .Seattle, Sam fRANciscov Uos Anqelcs Phone Mntii &)$ Fir. St. . Wisdom denuinds that you secure', the services- of ex--pert morticians . -,who know the science and ethics of their profession', rtnd who have . demonstrated; theiv. apacityd aljilijjr . We Undeistand, . Snodgra88 , & Zimmei'tnan Phone Main 62 MOTOR CO 4th and Adams IDA ftfrMEKKUf - Teacher of , , Tlie Barbcrcux Syaten Voice Dramatic Melville Apts. - l'h. Main 141 Osteopathic Physidaaa AiiuAnifr inaLu, n. o. Qenaral praotlce and the Voat HYBTBH" for fallen areata. Bulldina- Mala ii Astrologer SIRS. FREUEIUCK BAUtES 101 N Ave.,' La Grande, Ore, Headings dally. . Readings by. Mail a SpocUlty .