La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 26, 1930, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, June 2(i, 1930 Page Six LA GRANDE EVENING, OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE- LABOR SURPLUS OVER THE STATE Eleven Communities Re port More Laborers than Required at Present. POUTI-ANIl, Ore., June 20 Vol lowing: In a report by C. 11. Gram according to districts or localities . of suBonnl employment conditions In OreKon: Portland There Is a mirpltiH of workers here in all lines, both lo cal and transient. Present indlea tlons point to a continuance of this condition tbrougboul the entire season. . Greshnm There Is a surplus of both common and skilled workers in this locality. Strawberries and Kreen peas are now lielnw picked, with more, than sufficient help to fill all demands. This condition is expected to exist throughout the season. Corvallis There Is a surplus or workers hero In nil lines and wo expect this condition to exist throughout the season. Herrlos are bolne, picked and we have more than sufficient help on hand. MoMlnnvillo There la nearly al ways n'snrplus of common labor on hand here. The hay harvest Is now on with plenty of nvallnlilo. help. ' Halonl There Is it surplus of la bor In all lines, particularly mar ried couples for farm work. Straw berries, cherries and hay harvest is now on, with plenty of help on hnnd. Wo expect to huvo plenty of help throughout ihe season. Albany There Is a surplus or workers In all Industries and we expect this condition to exist throughout tho season. Raspberries, logan berries nnd'-blue.k caps are the next crops, with plenty of help available. .; ' Kuft-eno Thero Is a surplus of workers, most noticeable In the lumber Industry. . Hay harvest is now on and the main' cherry crop will bo ready to pick in a few days. The Ualles There Is a surplus of workers In all lines and wo will hnvo no difficulty In handling work throughout the season. Cher ries are now being picked. La Grande Thero Is a surplus of workers in all lines. Tho alfalfa harvest is now In progress, with plenty of help on hand. Pendleton There la a surplus of help In all lines. Hay and cherry harvest Is now on, with plenty or help avulluble. Medrord There Is a surplus of common Inbor In this locality, l'oars will be harvusted about Aug ust '4th. Will have plenty of help on hand. HUNTER BOYS AT 358-HOUR MARK '.' (Continued from l'agd On'O turned rough last evening when tho first serious threat a leaky gasoline tank developed. The lank under the loft wing was the . faulty one, and tho . circumstance .. necessitated night refueling with Its hazards and difficulties. Tho filers, In notes dropped lo tho field, sal.l efforts were being Bpoko of added caution needed In handling tho piano due to change or balaneo created by tho empty left wing tank. Tho Hunters aro confident of ample checks from the makers of tho various mochanleal devices being used. They hope to write stories of tho effort, and they an ticipate financial nsslstaneo from tho milk and other food concert and nmliors of tho gasoline and oils used. Theatrical engage ments will be taboo. Walter added. ' Forest O'llrlen and Dale Jack son, of Ht. I.oulfl, holders of the record, kept their piano aloft 40 hours, 21 minutes. The Hunters hope, to keep .their single-motored ' ship droning over' Hky Harbor, a suburban airport, Mill or more hours. Willi)'' the two younger Hunt ors, John and Kenneth, still in their early 2l's, pilot the endur ance plane, Waller and Albert fly tho refueling ship. Irene IH'es Cooklnjr A fifth Hunter, Irene, hurried from her school teaching In south ern Illinois to supervise Die cui sine department. She seen that Ihe "rinest brothers In the world" bavo what they want lo eat, ami that, piping hot or ley cold, as tliy desire. A sixth Hinder, mother of Ihe Uliintet, has folluwed the Might's progress at her farm near Spartu. TO IPO GOING TIU RSDAY, JULY 3rd. I.v. I,a Grande r: l." a. m. or li: l." p. m. Af. Portland 5:30 p. m. or 7:13 a. in. RETURNING July I. ."i, fi, or 7th On any regular train from Portland Tickets honored OM.Y hi Conches of train-, scheduled ulsive. liagungo w III not he chocked. GET YOUR TICKETS KAULY She will bo at Kky Harbor "from 1 1 Saturday on," observed , Irene. John and Kenneth aro mall ' pilots. Walter has an Interest In a coal mine near fipnrta. Colonel Lindbergh was an avia tion Inspiration to. tho Hunters be cause ho was forced down near their placo one dark night. He siient the night at the Hunter home. Lindbergh then was flying tho Clileago-St. Louis airmail. Kndiiranco flying Is not a sport for timid spenders. Walter estl- mated tho cost at 0S5 a day. 'lo exceed tno record oi i i -m oays ma total cost will exceed J 11, 000. GAS FRANCHISE ORDINANCE READ (Continued from Iug-o One;) expected hut tho commission feels that tho proper way of handling tho (UHtriet Ih to ro through regu lar procedure. Tho Improvement would npply to Klnventh from J to M, Twelfth from J to WaKhlntf toii. Ij from Klnventh to Twelfth, K from Hll! to Twelfth and J from Klevonth to Twelfth. KeHldimlH In (ho brickyard dis trict wero . n-iyurpd of firo protci llou whon' authority was given tit cotiHtruct ii hydrant on a three Inch mnlit acroHH tho railroad tnirlc, At tho namo time a two Inch mtiln will he put In ho as to allow rptddenifl of that district wnior Hcfvlciv Heveraf cither rout I no matters wero al tended to during tho ses sion. HOOVER VETO IS SUSTAINED iBY CONGRESS (Continued from Pago One) from $12 to 140 monthly. Its passage in tho houso was regarded as a certainty but Its reception In tho senate Is uncertain. Chairman Johnson of the world war veterans committee submitted tho substituto bill. Debato was limited to 20 minutes for each side. Homo time was occupied In read ing tho 35-pago new measure. Representative Kwlck, republi can, Pennsylvania led off In argu ing for Its approval. Ho read a telegram supporting It from tho commander of tho veterans of foreign wars. Cream Faucet? nick, n city lad, wa.s 'witching, for the llrst time, a farmer milk ing a cow. "Mr. I." , which faucot do you pull for the cream V" Iti qiilr'iMl llio curious lad. ' Why So Often? A normal man Is one who clenns IiIh desk every six months and won ders why he saved that darned stuff. Akron Ilcacnn Journal. . Tho Inevitable My own dullness, and Ihe dull ness of others, amazes me. Hut I uui not able to do much about ,11. & . W. Jlov.o'8 Monthly. Important Europoan Rivor The Pniiiibe river with lis more than iiOQ tributaries, drains ono lenlh of the men of Kurono In Its course of 1,7."0 miles. Keeps the Job Alivo Nothing so prolongs Hie life of a Mijpcrllonus oillce as the salary. llosion Herald. , Unmerited Rewards Illches and honor are what men desire; but If they ntlnln lo them by Improper ways, they should not continue to holdlhem. Confucius. ' Not Originatod by Mutc j "Ti,ft nminiiil alnhnhet used liv deaf mutes was not Invented by Ihetn but by persons who talked, for Ihe purpose of secret couiiminl cation In inoniisilc Instllullous. Hawaiian Island Although far lo tho south of Ihe Hawaiian Islands, Palmyra bland belongs to that group. it is Slx miles Ion? ami one mid nnc-linlf miles wide. Going Too Far A chemist claims n lnimnn liehu Is largely innilo lip of uliio. Ilul Isn't ! E It n nil her ennrse way to refer to r the wife's relatives? Detroit News. RTLAN RO U N D T HI P SLUGGERS CHANGE CLUBS k' Vi IT tl til " yw9 -vy 1 v - I 4! ' if Aaaocititeii I'ttnt, I'hotn In this season's laraest trade In the American league Leon A. "Goose" Goslln (left), Washington's leading slugger of 1028, vent to tho St. Louis Browns In exchange for Henry "Heinle" Manush (right), who showed the way to the hitters In 192fl. The Browns also gave ub Alvin Crowder, pitcher. I We View With Alarm "Selerillsts will not he allowed to carry off Hie dinosaur footprints found In Arizona." 'J'Ms disposes of a llrst report, thai slops wore be ing taken. Detroit l.'ews.. MEN'S AND BOYS' SHOES ALL REDUCED Men's Athletic Unions Men's nlhlrllr unions made of I ho best iiiallly of nainsook. Arc big full cut, with strap barks anil uro well reinforce! nl tho point of strain. Is mi exceptional value nt litis modestly low price). nam: OQp l-liiCH OVK.. Ladies Rayon Under things Special purchase- of thewo lovely uihIIch Just a rrl 4( for this great evehl. Hl(Mmcrs, pantlos, vests, 1-oinhiiuitinn.M mid siep-lns, hi u bcaiittrul nsMtrtnicnt of color combinations nml trims. All priced very low for this event. KXTUA SI'KClAh 39c Novelty Bath Mats There should be one oT these lovely units In every btith room nt, this low price. A good lar;re sl.o mat In modernistic designs. In colors Unlit blue, tan, ureen, old rose. HAI.K IMMt'M 39c mm (iroup No. SALE PUK mm l1 Fog's Effects Birds of nil kinds seem quite helpless In foggy weather. Horses, on the contrary, nre not at nil wor ried by lite fog, and will keep (heir direction ns well as If It were per- frtetle olAul, Men's Rayon Dress Sox Olio special lot men's rayon lrcxs sox In an assortment of fancy colors. Kxlni spwlal for July Clearance. PIIK'F 19c PA I It Heavy Turkish Hath Towels Ono enjoys lialliliiK. (specially when they linvo ono tt tlics1 lovely Turkish towels in Iho bath nm. They nro so soft, so fluffy, nml largo too. Vim can hardly 1h without towels. Towels like these are outtamling nt this low price. Size 22.vll. OIjKAILAXrrc 24c Ladies' Rayon Hose SuiH'rlor iiiiallly hosiery made of liiwt ipiallty yarns, limit lenitths, lllull spllceil heels. Rood rittlm;, mid silk to lop. Will tflvo com fort and servlc. In colors of breeze, Kiinnietnt, miisciullue, nl iiiiiiil, i-osndo, plaxuc. Would sell regular nt -lllc. ' SAI.H PUICH OH. l'AIlt iiJK, Seosatioe Sale of Men's Suits ' AT A SACRIFICE CLOSEOUT Km'h and everv one of these Uiirments are money- stivinp; values. We ask that you compare values with what you can Ret elsewhere. Wc will then be satisfied to abide by your judgment. 1 Suits Values to ?2.". $12.89 E Croup No. 2 Suits Values to 9110 SALE ritlCE $16.89 Croup No. 3 Suits Values to $35. (j-jA Q( SALE PRICE - tPlJ.OJ Group No. 4 Suits Values to S37."0 fl O Q QQ sale price tDO.Ot R0SENBL00M IS WINNER OF TITLE New York Light Heavy weight Defeats Jimmy Slatteiy to Gain Crown Ily Kriwiirct .1. Sell '(AFKocliited 1'resH Fports Writer) m:PFAl,0, Juno 20 (AP) Bl.'ipslc Muxoy Hoaenbloom, of Now York, stood forth today as new champion of the light heavy weights, conqueror of th only man who ever consistently gave him trouMo durln? his amazing fighting career In tl reo divisions. Muxlo ban whipped tho heat middlowciprhts, k o m o heavy welghts, anil now ho has account ed for tho last of the 175-pour top lighters who had held out n.'jalnst niti discouraging ring nt tack. Iaat night Itosenhloom whipped Jiininy Klattery before, a crowd of 13,r(Hi in Hi International league ball park here and with victory cuino tho oitly championship he i has ever foutrht lor in tun years of battling outstanding ring men. Kivo t'lmctt l)efore, the team of Slattoiy and KononlIooni furnish ed the fealure nttraotlon along SELLING STARTS SATURDAY JUNE 28 Saturday w inaugurate our First Annual Store-wide, Chain-wide July Clearance Sale. After days and weeks rearranging this large stock of Men's, Women's and. Children's Clothing, Furnishings, Shoes, we are how 'ready for the most important merchandise selling event in our history. Here you'll find standard merchandise, nationally, known for its quality, but marked so low that invitation for a complete season's supply' is offered. Remember, here's an opportunity to save a sizeable amount on all pur chases made during this great sale. We urge an early selection as somfe lines are in limited quantities only. Come! We invite you to help us celebrate this great event. Come! Buy! Save! "Where good clothes cost less." BE THERE FOR Men's Dress Oxfords One special lot of men's oxfords In Mack only. Modified brogue lot, with composition soles. Only it few pairs left! SA PKKK .$2.79 Men's Cotton Dress Sox .lcn, this a real hay. Think or haying sox at this low price. In colors lilnck, tan, gray. IXTItA Sl'KClAI, SAI.I' HIC10, I'AIIS 5c Ladies' Silk Hose Full Fashioned Wo aro closlni- out this lino or ladles' silk hose, which Is all llli, lull laslilimed mid 1 1 U to top. in nil this season's newest colors. EXT11.V SP! PA 111 :69c HUNDREDS MORE JULY VALUES WITH A PUNCH Not Listed for Lack of Space various by pallia of ringland nnd In four of the engagements Jim my, prido of Buffalo's firat ward, gained victories. Miixio Gets Hove ii o Maxlo won only one'. Of all the men ho has beaten, including l.co Lomski, Ace lfudkins, Jimmy Hraddock, Iavo Shade,' 'Larry Johnson and Pete litzo, only Slnttery was able to como back and defeat him consistently. Hut last night, before $55,000 worth of customers, Kosenbloom gained his revenge by winning the title Hlattery has held since Inst February when - ho defeated lou Scozza here and gained general recognition as tho successor to Tommy Joughran, retired from the 175 pound ranks to joust with II tt lo success against the heavy weights. Tho decision was close, gained by the award of two judges over Itefereo Patsy Haley's ballot for Slattery. A majority of critics gavo Hosenbloom eight rounds, Hlattery five, with two even. No Knockdowns Thero were 'no knockdowns al though 6 lattery wa-1 staggered momentarily in tho second and Hosenbloom. ; was a bit wobbly from rights to tho chin in tho ninth, Hlattery's best round. , Doth were marked about the face, Hosenbloom with a bruiso on IiIh left check and u cut in the bridge of his nose while Jimmy's " " " " j THE FIRST BANG Men's All Wool Dress Caps 3t'ii! Talk nllont rnps hf.n.'s n real Imjv Ono siieelal lot In this event, "all wool and wnniloiTiil patterns to choose from. Colors: tans, irmya nml novelty pattfins mid (he iiopnlar onc-pltvc top. EXTRA SPKCIAfj S9c Men's Blue Chambrae Work Shirts Till work shirt Is an outstand ing value. It's n hlff KCiiennis rull cut; It's triple stitched; It has two breast pockets anil Is well innilo mid pood rltthur. No hlKccr value nnywhero and can't Ik' boat. 39c IMtlCE Men's Dress Shirts TImwo Men's Xovclty lloyon Dress Shirts como in colors of tun, grey, blue, in plain colors, also striiH-s mid checks. , This season's newest shirts that would sell tho regular way up lo $2.00. Sizes 14 to 17. EXTRA SPECIAL- $1.29 sale ot Women s Frocks B lips were swollen and cut and hjs eye brows swollen, Aluxle weighed 17U', , to Slat tery's 1C6. DEPT. STORES pg, T'VRrSSSiS' IN THE WBST Stove No. 13 La Grande MEN'S SUMMER UNIONS Athletic style with elas tic reinforced back; 49c Athletic style of soft bal brigjran knit. Button on shoulder. , '. 49c - Other Styles to 98c Boy's Longie Suits An excellent slinnlna In Hoys' lxinlo SniLs plaeeil In one frronp at a soerlficro elose-ont. til all-u-(Ml rnhriff niul .iMittorns or sti'iiH and 'lieeks. Some liavo two tno-trousiT feature vvlileh assures doulilo wciir. Iteenlar $0.03 values. Ages 7 to 16. Sncrinro Closc-Out .Sale l'rleo $3.98 Ruffled Cross Curtains Lovely criss-cross curtains, In ivlilto or ecru color voile, with colored riirrlcs, hemmed, ready to hiinjr. Slay bo used with oi' without tie-backs, which aro In cluded. These are resulnr 08o scud's. CLEARAXCH QO, SA PATH OOC Suit Case Special One special lot or suit cases In rcKiilur size. Made r hihrick old with metal corner btimiiers anil made by Sampson Liim-ORc Co.. and fully Biinniuteed. Irlm1 inoileralely low for this event. CI.EARAXCK gQ SAI.IO PRICE. .. OVC Summer lime frocks at a big saving, and such values too. You'll say they're smart and you'll agree with us that for the price you simply can't duplicate them Prints, crepes, satins and other materials fashion them irto the most sparkling styles of the hour. or this sale they have been placed in three groups at very low prices too. $3.98 -$4.98 -$6.98 all summer coats lA Price 1 Bint: 11 ocr I pack my troubles In ns little, compass ns 'l can for myself, nml: never let tliem annoy others. WASHRUGS Should be Laundered Often MAIN 56 Standard Laundry Co. "Wlfo Saving StuUou" WOMEN'S CHILDREN'S SHOES GREATLY REDUCED Men's Fine Dress Shirts One special lot men's extra flno dross slilrts. Sevcii-lmtuin front, collar attached. In an excellent array or patterns to choose from. Sizes 14 to 17 'A. Extra Special Clearance c... 79c Siilo I'l'Ieo'...:...:;.'.. Men's Khaki Pants Men's Rood Blade Khaki Pants, niiulo according (o our mvil siie cUlcntlons. A Mk rull cut pant, excellent make, with heavy duck IMiekets, and all well i-ehiloiced. Guaruutecd Tor scrvitv. SAf,E I'ltlCIO ... 89c Turkish Hand Towels This Is a real lined lowel, jjood heavy welKlit Turkish toweling. Sort and rlulfy lo dry hands and raw on, and will absorb (illicitly. They como In colored designs nod bordered ends. They can't bo boat. Size ISxao. You wm want to buy l hem by the dozen. price 15c 1 1 ii i.ii i. wt m UNION PACIFIC J, 11, liKKXMV. Asriit I .a Ciaitil( On.