La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 10, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage Two Tuesday, Jane 10, 1930 LA UKAWUt; iUV&INllNU UDOtnviii IiA jjKAJNUJi, uivci. - rrrr --. '. iniipfi nttkance. for mahy Duncan now Is at liberty under! corrwt any rate and " UJ " ,, 1M, "diiater" hiin developed , JC.nn hull. scientific n oil urn "dinner Into a waterholc. TREMENDOUS LOSSES FEATURE THE LIQUIDATION OF HILL'S DEPT. STORE STOCKS ENTIRE LINE DUMPED ON THE B ARC A I N B L O C K WITHOUT MERCY A RIOT 6 f P RICE CUTTING ORDERS TO E. H. MCCUNE & CO. ARE POSITIVE PAIN IN YOUR Use Tysmol for Relief I 'niiieninery iidiuiJmenL" WXCAX SKXTKNTKO ' Svnato republican leaders con- lOI!Tl.ANI. Ore., June 10 S tinned confident to.liiy of ennugti (A') Itoliert Oordon Dunran. j voles to puss the tariff hill liy a self styled Oregon wildcat." and narrow margin, defeated republican candidate for; The final roll call, concededly rnnemw. who was convicted here close, was erpecled to come on yesterday on two violations of the Thursday or i-Ylday. Chairman Oregon corrupt practices act, to- j Smool of the finance committee. Hay wa.-s entenced lo pay a J25 in cnarge or tne uni, I" '" flue on the first count and Sill and y earlier dato. Knife-like Jabs of pain 0 ne L, ter. day jail term on Hie second., M-nrnvhllr. tho members of the I vicinity i'f the sho ll loer l. The court announced what the : wnilll. wer 8ivt.n tt lost oppoi- generally due to I. n.i Hies would he before hearing ; i,y i ,.xress Iheir attitudes , on by exposure to dniUMits nr sui-. the demurrer of lJiinran- attor- j for r ng.,lnst the measure. To ; den changes of "',""'"' m y. The defense attorney with-j I)P(,0 oton. the two sections , cases there is stiffness or drew his demurrer without argu- ,r ttu. rf,.r0nre report one in the muscles, mal.ini. latent when the. Judge ruled h:it l tienlitif; witri nearly all or the rate to raise the Arm. fairness of the trial could not be i schedules and the other with th Tho safest and easiest way to re challenged. Appeal bonds were I flexible provisions and the lumber ' ,pVe such an attack is to apply-n tariff were combined. . Ismail quantity of 'lysmoi oer me affected area. This soothing, heul- OIT, TFAT DrSTRH.V WOVE ling preparation Is quickly absorbed HOO.V TO fATTI.i: lt.MSKHS iiirnugli the pores and carried to SAN AN'flKU). Tex. (Al'l tho throbbing aching peripheral Failure of tho nil drillers to strike nerves. Tho pains usually stop Hi oil has proved a boon In many .once, and In n very short time the set at SJIin. TARIFF BILL VOTE DUE BY NEXT FRIDAY (Continued from Page One) of the south- $ Ifi'.oiMi.nnn over dirties collected two years uko and added the nver jisi. it t valorem Increase on min- agriculttire itFmi nmountrd to less j lems fared by ranch era, cmspk to cattle riii.si west. Tn years pnne by locating of wa ter holes In Texas and other states was one of the most serious proh- nil Now the WEDNESDAY Great All Day Special A Gigantic Remnant An umiMial Konutlbmnl offer, Dtir en tlii nwk Ht 1 OUR FORMER SALE PRICES n.r'fTYPrpf v by; lUJlUJ 95 c; BIG 10 A.M. SUPER SALE WEDNESDAY Women's Rayon Silk Unions Heavy weight, full cut, fine needle garments regular $1.95 2 to a customer while they last at each tiian one per cent. Mnny Increase were offset hy decreases, ho said, adding the duty pi; teed on soft wood lumber was ufiset.by placing lot's on the free' list, higher manganese rates were "offset by lower aluminum levies. and Increases In chemicals were offset 'by lower levies in this srhed-llN-. "Agriculture has obtained the major part of the increase." Wat son said, "and it is difficult to see how t lie senators .from agricul tural stat es ca n fa I L lo s u p po rt this bill." .Senator MVOuIIoeh, republican. ; Ohiu. said he- would vote for the bj because of the flexible provl rinp permitting the president to cattle raiser's struggle against drought has been made easier Hi rough oil development at which last trace of Hnreiie appear. , , " ' Tvomol if absolutely harmhw free from dope. Ili-commended for forms of nerve pain. caused hy tieurius, nru.i5. tira or rheumatism. Sold by. lead ing druggists. AIwuva on hand-at Class Jrug. I'"'- Adv. CHILDREN'S HATS All Reduced to Half Price Also Simplex Oxfords and Shoes at Special Close Out Prices Size 4 'A to 11 Best Made BEST GRADE K EDS WHITE AND TAN AT 98c NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP SELL OUT THIS STOCK AND DO IT NOW! EASTERN OREGON LIVESTOCK SHOW At Union, Ore. June 12th -13th -14th '.Get your outfit nt the hipr sale. Women's CoatH, Dresses, Shoe.s, Hosiery, Glove, Sweaters, Hutu, Khaki Goods, Knlcker Suit, llln savinH on every item in tliin stock. WOMEN'S COATO 4 BIG LOTS T'OTT'TT' Choice of any hat I1 lvUllJstock with each coat $15 or more. 15$251 1 YARDAGE TABLES 13c -19c -29c 49c - 79c - 98c SILK DRESSES $6.95 -$10.75 $16.75 -$22.50 HILiS DEFT STORE McCUNE & CO. IN CHARGE OF STOCK- LA GRANDE nv ii nr iJt n ft i l:l I. R tllo V.n Rev. Bradner At Cove; to Aid With j j Summer School Tiy Mm. A. i. Oniiklln I (Ohservei Oorrenpomlent) iOOVR, Oregon (Mpectal) The Itev. AVin. ifuiray Itrndner, dlrec tib of rellgiuft fdncation, of Boston. M)iw., arrived In Oov Sunday. 'rmJn(t over after he held service ri tiH St. Pet em Mpincopal church Jiv Irfi CJrafide. O. K. Parker drove nrtcr him. He dined at thft Barker's In com pony with enernhle nnd Mm. H. W. femiey ond Mr. and Mm. Hnrker jirtd Hpent th nipht at the Barker )i4me calling on eome of his old fiendw In the afternoon. (The firm arrivrtln nt th nummer ihool were MlMen Alic Po.ik ant! lljrlen Ornhnm. of Vole, who rnnie li Otindny niornine. Mr. Honk h ought them. Mr. nnd Mm. N. !. 1 nkerton, of XyMi, coma nhout n ton Sunrtny, hrlnnlfift their datmh t(r, Mi.tA IMnkerton, and !!. Aus tdn. Miia Myrtle- .VIIUmii. of Port land, to vinltinR hr brother nnd filmily, Mr. and Mm. C. O. AVil llimi at the power plant. (Mm. Kthel Kvonn. it cousin of Mfi. T. C. Hefty, will vlMt t the liefty homo part of thi week. Sh hkn been for a month Tilt with hfr sister in Twoma and i now n route to her home t Alliance, Xbruk&. ehe U accomponied hy hr elater' uiv-yMr-old ton, Jim X'Uttwood, JMU mother, Mn. rteetwood. will go lo Nehrapk.i soon and who hii allowed hnr unn preceed her. ftulnft tt with his aunt. Mm. Kvann. j Thlldren 'day ws ohserved nt both tho Mi'thodint and nnp'it rhtirrhea. Monday morning. The 'Methodist proRriiin bepian with a jponir by the congregation. "A j Melody of I.ove.M then follnwed by H pmyer liy tht Itev. N. i:. llereey. ill Kr'tlnK sonx hy the Junior Sun (day chol. which wn Hccompnnlrd 1 by recltatloiifi bv Milton Xnrri?. Uhas Hefty and Jay Newton Flher. ,Thi wa followed by a rfmilnn by Hotel flnrke, "Kxercine" by Mn i Antler's primary cuim: recitutlon by Htnnley llerehey: n drill by Mm. j (Men nor Tow lee t'laee; a reiidim; by .lean Miller: Itoee Prill by Mr. A. H. Orton'n rlnM: mmtic.il rrnd jln(r by Mnxin Ttwle; Kerrl(i ty Hurlan Kogor'n claee of iiovs; xong; , by the Junior Kunday school rhild j ren. "Uirde anil Flower;" addre.H i by Uev. NV 1, . Ilemhey; nu by the senior boya end gfrU; ImmkmIU -tlon. The collection for Children day wa sent to the cboar?blp ) loan fund of the Methodist Kpi ; copal churth. i Then wu a procram at the L. I. S. church Sunday e enlnK. uponsoi-ed by the t'nion Ward. ,The I'nlnn cnoir furnished the nit i die. The program bes-nn with i a eong: by the choir. "Memories of n.illlilfe." followed by rrayer hy Iewls Peck; "Anthem" by the j choir; lecture in "llifih Mormon jlOeAle" by Ktmu Hsiter Wilde: laddreea by Uldrr KIcbsrd Mo!- Unette. of L Orande. on "Am I My Brolhere K0eper"i antheiq by the choir; closinc prayer by S. H. Wlmer. There weft tattout 7."( present. Two Cove boys and one Pnve girl aro nttendimr the summer! aknnl of ..rV.UI. fit ism f,.iiuii sends slv, but three come from Cove Alma n tlels. who won hl scholarship from Mi. Kanny praline Wildcat Found Guilty; Radio Request Denied ! lion's license. The station's tin porary license expired May SI. !t tiint-iiu's arrest for violation or the rorr.ipt practict-n taw war .made on tho complaint sinned by Ceorjce K. Sandy, command. ! of a 1'oitlantl veteran's organization. I Immediately after Imncan's ar June o (AP) n.st m.veral I'oriland civic orK:n- Izations addressed resolutions and P01tTlNI. Or Unlit rt tlordon 1 Miiinin, self- for secnrlnK the most Rranne mem- styled -Orenon Wildcat." defeated j pt.tition., lo ti,e federal radio com oers: (.enruiie iieii. who won her i-. pnhllcan caniiuaic lor noiutua- m(JWion ,p inandiM that ii refuse to scholarship In calf rtuh work atjtion to conwress. was convicted in n..w tU. irt,njw. tf station K V KH, the stoto fair find Troy p.ec ker. idutrlct court Monday on two com- j ulI(.KillK tjml luincan bad used who won Ills scholarship at the I plaints rharKlnif bfm with election- ..((hS(M.n)1 inb cent nnd profane Mock show. rerinpr on election day In violation , J.,nilKlij,.:' hl nis taIks over the :. Mrs. (ieo. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. of the OroKmi corrupt praciict s ti(in Krnest fJray nnd Mrs. Joyce Clark, law. j . ' ... . tlo at llurn, ta,t o.k. .li.l not:wm . ,,. 7 ' ". . ,.."J.. - 101 nis iuiks u"r rv r.t nt ineji oeiore uriiiKiK " 'r ,. , (B.ktM chain Slitre 0r7.inlK.it ions Imuran will nppear before Hieiriet ;(m, in(livilIll.lts. Amonir these wer. JtidK Mears today for sentence at K lrvne. editor of a local n-wa-w hich tune hie attorney will pn s- i;;p,.r j.ollott ini; these Alb ed ot nt a demurrer for argument. jli(rks Imncan was urrewed by a Specifically Imuran is charp.'d j ( nileil States martial on authority with broadcasting two talks over0r j. v. Mcculloch, aistant radio station KVKP on election day I'niied States 4listrict attorney, in which he urjeed the voters not Kenneth K. I'niw r. I'nited States to return his opponent. Conress- jrommissioner. has s-t Jsiiu t- as man Frank lin K. Korrel. to con-jif, uurt for Inntcan's hearing:, tiress. Th(, of fens Is a mtsd'-me.m- Purjcon races will further pussi er and each Is punishable by a , 0)t, encounters with the law. One maximum jail sentence of 30 dns,,'0f tnt, inJrly casi-s to ! inves:t(r-t-or both. jed by the federal arnnd jury, now KVI'.r Applk-ntlnn Irnlctl )in wssion hw. it was understood Hardly huil thp court room i at the fctleral building yesierday. cleared afir the verdict than word '.are charjres against Ouncan tf "nt was received front Washington, l. (terin oscene. indecent and pro r that th- Histrlct of Columbia J fane languni' by means of radio Mlstv nr nf Aii.i.-r nnn court of a npeals bus denied i he an- j common lent ion and by interstate1 Is crown by tenant farmers. Seth plication of W It. Phaeff.-r. om. radio transmission." If the KTand P. Siorrs. commissioner of igruul- of station KVKP. for a stay of tb.v.iury should tmlfrt Iuncan. bis tqr, - this may hinder reduc- j recent order of the federal radio hearing before commissioner Fru tion of cotton aciwgtt t 'commission - terminating the eta- lor u.UI ot 1h nwcmi1)'. return until Monday. A baby son was born to Mr. and f Mrs. Ray F.yeres at the WonderPck , hospital In I -a ( it :inde Saturd.n . May 31. Mr., and Mrs. Joe Tuvle. of Ant- , tin. Texas, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tho. Towle and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Towle. Mr. and Mis. T. O. Hefty and two children, Charles and Oonald. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Orton and daugh ter. Wanda Retty. Miss Itess Kel ley. Mrs. Remice Metier and two children. Jean and Don. Mrs. Mae' Kelb-y nmf K, It. KeJIoy were pic nlclng In the canyon ahove the uw :t plant Sunday. ' ( 1 Tenant Uai- Mim Cotton MO.TOOM!:RY. Ala. (AP) 1 S rices on Packard Standard Eights 5-PASSENGER SEDAN HOW AT THE FACTORY FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS, nearly 20fJ off the old price, is the amount Packard has reduced the entire Stand ard Eight line of eleven beautiful and distinguished models. Think what that means! It means that the Packard Standard Eight 5-passengcr Sedan, for example, now costs but '2085 at the factory. These new price open the door to Packard ownership for new thousands of those who have always preferred a Packard but felt unable to yo beyond "the '2000 price class." At last the opportunity to make your own dreams of Packard ' ownership come true! And just at the right time' when you aie probably considering the purchase of a new car. Be sure before you buy uny car costing 1500 or over that you see us and learn the real secret of Packard, ownership at no extra cost. We ca'i prove to your complete satisfac tion, with facts and figures, that a Packard Standard Eight will cost you no more to own or operate than any order cor of like size and puuer. You know your present cost of car ownership. We know the cost cf Packard ownership. Bring your cost figures in and let us compare them with ours. And then drive the Packard Standard Light, big, powerful, luxurious and beauti fuL You will want it and you can own it. Probably the allowance on vour present car will enable you to drive away in your new Packard with little or no down payment. The small amount of the monthly payments on the balance will surprise you. Nimu we have a full line of models and color combinations. Now is the time tu act. HARRY WAGGONER SOG ADAMS AVENUE K S K THE MAN Vv HO OWNS ONE r- 1 ;