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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Thursday, June 16, 1&32
ENDS
TONIGHT
Starting
Tomorrow
r Two Days
A GIANT ROMANCE OF OUR
TIMES THAT WILL THRILL
THE SOUL OF THE NATION!
As though a buttle called, a great new motion picture
rouses the nation! The greatest panule of all times-!
lO.OOOiOOO1 stronK kocs by and casts its shadow on
the hearts of a million homes! ' .
Walter Huston
Neil Hamilton
Jinyfiy Durante
Dorothy Jordan
Lewis Stone
Robert Young
. Giving the
Performance
of Their lives
in
Also
ItOO.MDIiS" . . , j,(fH
mill l.llllUt 1 V NKWS
REPEAL PEMAiNDS
WORRY WRITERS
OF PARTY PLAN KS
Continued From Page On)
were accepted In the new Republican
platform to the accompaniment ot
nu nu reds ox ringing puuns.
It was the prohibition plank, tie
clarlnir aim Inst Hat repeal ot the
eighteenth amendment but calling
upon congress for a suostuuie pro
viding federal control of the liquor
trail c. wh ch made cverytning cim
unimportant to most of the delegates
lor. the time being.
tiurfkld Head Plank
Wearv from almost 36 hours of con
stant work on the party's policies for
iyyy, the bespectacled James it. unr
field, son of the late president, read
the planks to the restless convention.
As Garfield concluded, the tall, sil
ver haired Senator Bingham, of Con
necticut, opened the wet attack with
a demand for aubmiiwlon of prohibi
tion to the states for repeal. The
majority in the galleries and many
on the floor were with him and
showed It.
Two hours debate were grantedho
president's leaders Garfield, Secre
tary Mills and John L. McNab, of
California rallied the convention
agalnut the repealers headed by
Bingham and Dr. Nicholas Murray
Butler, of New York. If the verdict
had been on cheering alone the lat
ter 'would have won.
Tho administration prohibition
plank declares for law enforcement;
condemns referenda; deprecates par
tisan consideration of the issue; urges
attention on "many pressing national
problems;" opposed submission con
fined to retention or repeal and con
cluded. Democracy to Rule
"We, therefore, believe that the
people should have an opportunity toj
pass upon a proposed amendment the
provision of which, while retaining in j
the federal government power to pre
serve the gains already made In deal
ing with tho evils Inherent In tho
liquor trafric, shall allow states to
deal with the problem as their cltl
ssona may determine, but subject al
ways to tho power of the federal gov
ernment to protect those states whore
prohibition may exist and safeguard
our citizens everywncre irom tne re
turn of the saloon and attendant
abuses.
"Such an amendment should bo
promptly submitted to the states by
congrcua, to ne acted upon ny state
conventions cai:cd lor mat sole pur
pose In accordance with the provis
ions of articles V of the constitution,
and adequately safeguarded so as to
do truiy representative."
The rejected Bingham substitute
called for Immediate resubmission of
prohibition to state conventions foi
retention or repeal, advocating state
liquor control in event or repeal.
Kndorsctt Hoover Fully
The new Republican platform.
quicxiy auopica mvsr tne liquor ex
change was over, endorses the Hoover
policies up and down the line, it
recommends loans to tho states for
unemployment relief; development of
co-opcratlvo marketing under the
farm board; revision of veterans' leg
tslatiou to adjust Inequalities and to
provide economies; adherence to tho
world court; and revision of the tar
Iff through the 'tariff commission to
plug breaks in the wall resulting from
depreciation of foreign currencies
' It also proposed federal regulation
of electric currents transmitted ocrcs3
state Hues; an International confer
ence on tho monetary problem, In
cluding the subject of silver; congres
sional authorization for American
participation In International confer
ences to be called when the viola
tion of the Kellogg peace pact Is
threatened; ntws to curb racketeers
and kldnapera; and tariff protection
for natural resources. Including the
products of the farms, the forest, the
mines and tho oil wells. '
In contrast with the 102B platform
declaration, thero was no mention of
the billions owed the United States
by her former allies. '
MacDONALD
PLEADS FOR
U. S. SUPPORT
(Continued Prom Page One)
tho form of a resolution of tho con
ference, a request that the United
States cancel all war debts was con
sidered. "The world looks to us,M Macdon
ald continued in his keynote speech,
"as it has never looked to an Inter
national conference to find agree
ments to end the present distress.
"Europe cannot act alone. The
United States has encouraged us to
believe It will cooperate in some of
the wider problems and Join with us
In devising a policy for the encour
agement of trade and the enrich
ment of nations."
Every one was gratified at the
American decision, ho said.
A period of political tranquility
was necessary, he said, In order that
the nations might not be distracted
by the dread of wars. "At some point
in our deliberations we may have to
turn our minds to that," he added.
Trado restrictions among nations
also, ho added, arc disrupting order ;
and progress. I
A system is crumbling under our :
feet," he said. "Wisdom and com-!
mon sense compel the return to bet- I
ter ways without delay. This, can
be done if we have vision and steadi
ness of nerve."
WINNIPEG AT 1 EAT
WINNIPEG, June 16 M Wheat
close: July 6S'i4; Oct. 57; Dec.
Cash wheat: wo. i Northern 65;
No. 2 Northern 62; No. 3 Northern
40.
, 7
why woimv?
When you break a side glass or
wlmi-Jhleld, taxe your car to Richard
son's Art and Gift Shop where it
will be refitted In an hour at most
reasonable price. 6-15-2 t.
I MKIt OLDTIMK DANCE
Every Thura. night. Lindsay's
band. 6-15-2 tp.
Call Prcd Balmcs for your plumb
ing and heating repairs, 203 N Ave.
6-7-1 m.
Hemstitching, pleating, button
holes, etc. Norton's Kiddy Shop.
Adv.
I will not be responsible for any
bill3 contracted by any other than
mytjelf, John C, Nlcderer. 6-15-3 tp
LAUDATION NOTICE
The La Grande National Bank, lo
cated at La Grande, In the State ol
Oregon Is closing Its affairs. All note
holders and other creditors of the as
sociation are therefore hereby noti
fied to present the notes and other
claims for payment.
P. L. MEYERS, President.
Dated June 13th, 1932.
6-14-00 t.
"a HOL'VENIKS
When you havo friends come to
visit you, who are from other parte
of the country, you are Invited to
take them to Richardson's Art and
Gift Shop and to show them the
many viewa of our Eastern 'Oregon
Country, and souvenlors of La
Grande. 6-15-4 t.
NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has filed with the County
Court of Union County, Oregon, his
final account as administrator of tt
estate of Huey Toon (Chas. Tong),
deceased; and said court has fixed
Tuesday, the 5th day of July, 1032
at ten o'clock a. m., at the court
room of said court in the courthouse
at La Grande, Oregon, as tho time
and place for hearing any and all
objections to said final account and
for final settlement and distribution
of said estate.
Dated and first published this 2nd
rinv nt .Tn-rifi mnct
L. L. SNODGRASS. Administrator of!
the Estate of Huey Toon (Chas. i
Tong), Deceased.
COCHRAN & EBERHARD, Attorneys
for Administrator.
June 2, 9, 10, 23,-30.
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Store No. 1 1704 Adams
Phone Main 515
FKEE DELIVERY
ALWAYS
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Store No. 2V.nn North 2nd:,
riioiio Mum 109
SATURDAY MEAT SPECIALS
Beef Roast
Per lb. ....... 13c
Hamburger - Sausage
2 lbs. for V . 25c
SPECIAL FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
HUOKEN
SLICED
PINEAPPLE
No. 2 Vz Tin 14c
SALMON
Fancy Pack Columbia River
Royal Chinook
1 Large Flat Tin. .19c
Wesson Oil
It's Salad Time!
Pint 27c
Deviled Meat
5 CANS
19c
Beans
Red Mexican
5 lbs. for . . . 19c
LUX
TOILET SOAP
4 Bars 29c
COFFEE
MeC LAY'S UEST
Every Pound Guaranteed
2 lbs. 67c
Potato Chips B Jelly J Picnic Hams
4 Pkgs. .... 29c 8 2 for 19c I Per lb. .... . 11c
Shredded Wheat
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SOAP
ROU WHITE
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Try Our Fresh Fr nits & Vegetables
Nu Peas 1 1 Celery
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Nu Spuds
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LHGION DANCH ,
Sat., Juno IB at Summervlllc.
6-10-1 tp.
Mottern dance Eagles hall Soturday
night. Admission 50c. 6-10-3 t.
See Fred Spaeth for your Plumbing
and Heating repairs. Phone Main 58'J.
4-20-t f.
NOT I ('15
In order to get the benefit of the
dividends for the full year it will
ba necessary that payments be made
on all accounts not later than June
20th. We close our books for the year
on that date.
The Kiuitcm Oregon Building and
Loan AHKociatlon.
: ' GEO, H. FOSTER, Secretary.
Baker, Oregon.
0-10-3 t.
POTTKI) TOMATO PLANTS
Hurry If you want any at Clarke
Greenhouses. 6-16-1 t,
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wire or write to
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Western-exposure Tower rooms
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Dinner in Coffee Shop from 75
up in Main Dining Room from
$1.50 up. Also a la carte service.
600 oirrsmr rooms 127 single
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136 at M.50, 107 at $5, 64 at
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