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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, OREL Thursday, September 29, 1932 j.SiiF giaimtlamciiui, jjwijuitt ae ni-jci-iiif au suit arTUij. o I: "TALKS -iur -Uiy Uut Jm- Wfu i tjCit, sir t. 3intt Hiiwtirtt Lawn. SnciaLt imiTHrwi.- 'i iotur,. .ma at ou at su snrwi-x tiuuu-S', j unt -4u-a m. gum Kilter? wtiex wi fiur Ci in ar fliwntf aart ttt tit mniMC p !Sunr! ipiwa. a?tt j(riKt its ET' . 4.,tty ntij rinii-.. & ue -,ur a u.?uur au- mr na ! minus iflouc jF9n Snii, a- ut : xa3ninc, Vaitf 5i:nf irutw i hiui UAMCJUi Id. ! . , Biutsma lar ;':uir us- stm id -Wtu bu Paare Foot t OUTOUKWAY By J. R. William? I L t Aw! T. CArr B 11. -r... .- 1 - I 1 r-TT2 II -E B6 If PE. - A oSW j r :!ri -.-st-'-l PAC. 1 i t r o. I n la 81 h: ti 8 c! 3 II d' P h siMlof evesings, ? Sunday, 1113 ftlTrrn scraet. La OniM Ceson. vtemt a t tofrv. f t Orasifat. Onnr. u Smi-jhI dw M Matur us at Uxirtu 3, Mrs. Cm 09 Li 0&AJZ.M itzur.-. or a&sjczjltzd fea T ,1 mrnmri tnam fa lit'eiy snaeil fc om fiv ytfUfeaaiint of n fpe arws&ui to- w ar oca &er cent :ct '& pt tktbai bML Ail tlqvx f fapcbucaQntt stomal la Fetter atf the ki aersfa a o n maarnA. i u. c. uaotBsza co . as, Tnaesma, Los Angeles, tnzn, t'jrOMUd, CriV.o. Lesoc, Wr- Tor CEacsir?Ti -na By CwrMr Daffy, ew au& fa ?. T ay, ttx mi t- id-rue -7, ec7 , (a By arJ Dafry, ur nuxxt. ta fr-.e . Deny, per nvm ta iilww . 00 7, per 7 ta unui OweJey, forslga, per sotom i CtapI-7, k, per eotomn Is . 7 tr pr- ess a$pl ne ye merer or penect, evw asr yoar racner wfticn is in :." o-i, B7ui rs-M-nv heaven h perfect-!, 5: . fr.JT1 ' 1 " Off course, rrxsr. of our reao-evs krssv fYWif t'Tl" -There- La Crar-de a. Tr-e7 xf ?fus yjlll.T.V . , OMOiatKci cUim 'it rr.AAtr la In a recent woe of the Orvaili'a Gazftttft-ITraft waj an j . st! u. or-ui. --e ftdi'torial hftaJftd "fVin the Norma! Twjum" in which the ,$ZZ.?V.Tl'J- writer aay that une of thft rrwt ajtoiunin? tningjt miv" m n.v.nf n.ir.. Twa;. etinnrxt'um with thf fmM.YtAtU.n mtnrc. fl-ht ii th l?laaa "- S:a es -.1-.1- tade of Ashtand. Both Granrfe and AahUrudl atand to : si-tv'7Mtr po5r it r.i-.-r 'rA" La r 1-i 'Sfcrt ,' ; Iil:ess::' 1 t r- 1 r. .- if 1 1 f t 1 . 1 i f u 1 1 m 1 . Hit era qHi us uecJu ,4.nrf wttua i zha 'ic vn uta ai w au aniy j 7f3(L Cv -Uf "C( ; Hiiimtt- a gaunt-iiii- caf ifttr & enC i Emtif la xac ut p ci "-y . vua iit ( v t ea jce urraMi nrrf 1 -Uti-iiera.. Ett m-. piruja Uzaf . ?:: j ax7;ut t sBti. aLu7 cms jtc "tiajfii cc. tilery ?aaL. IMORATORIOI 3IAY LNCLUDE OTHERS (Ccc.rail fraa Foga ce trp1 La ear.ii federal nMenra drtrte. : zona l nr ra C- I carr cij eiatr jrax Eaort- I "I a me c:eiE cu cosr.nr- ti-w 4tpi rr fniwr JrTwi tae ei rsci,.'' it. Eoewer 5i ; zcut- rctxi-riu oirpiaritlim oil -lie titd-tral fbrai team h n t will j par:icipar a& taxaccrrKw' mee-ia at, j Cb-c-o- Fedtr; B-a-irve fcuinjc. I NEW WAGE SCALE FOR ROAD JOBS tCamtsnetl from Pije Onei jir Mi taimiwd to ii,ci 5 m- t bn)si ri7 tr.rti r. t va 5t oire. har7 ta hare tfce c "" one nt at oniT -rv j ... ,s ,-, rmi rau-t or sfc t w- f QOT Cott-0 timet to uk cart r -vr. a y. C. far.J mis' am- m -o tt aeties tcr hmr ??,st"er-t P10.'-- I' praratei 0.. xrjt cian. --ts 15 inu ffta: ij rtjjit brusM ami reliftv 5 it eattrgi7 :nr e-J it- 'to t c.rjr b- Ti7;. i'J'vJ" Pr,T"!!r1 i WSA pat bous . c.-r.saaatt to , -as , tJ .,!i0S? ,n f TONIGHT (THURSDAY) Totiight through our Windows we're showing everything that is new and fashionable in better quality wearing apparel . . . Special pains have been taken to make these win dows extra attractive, and we sincerely urge you to see them. Xiue Models AT 8 P. M. Everything that is new in fall footwear and faS hosier' will be shown on La Grande's prettiest legs. Special Fall Windows WalLa Walla vs. La Grande Football . Saturday 2 P. M. Ci for a a'xrreT frcta fcDerc. oa f srii cell i be tee t- , , ' , r' Orwirt E fcR of tfc Brtr ivv wi wiiii Mi-tc- m: u-v ifiouii fcfiev wertr orfV JJ-yrmoi nr.rsxA xtj tr.j rooe 7, . - h - nt-jus-sa OIr,UIr.l llii; U U.C JlJlo biiii . . proposed to th writer in the beginning of the fight, wa :',??SrJuic5:?SS; that it would be of material netl Ui Ashland and La. iwu l &rr!-- f!mU n,l t.t J,o.f,.. it V. t,-.,,. ; ,J-.- s E'rn Orpyryn J'jr.ivr trt:m. btttT2n E-n xrs Jiin:ura inat jacicvn and Union oantiea would be for it: We cwi- la rnr.a t& Jut the univeraity crowd has put a jinx on them and they if1 1iff5 o' tvurti-. are now working against their own rnaterial intereata. Un-ionm fca."t '-' iu m lesi they can be Khown before election time, they might as f7"" f, '"-" th well to written off a a total Iosa," sw a v w d.A m of Siii para kftft- 5ts La 7 oca ta e jsa jxa XrA.''Sij fci i of tetr o a fcval rwoel. tfcT r.I r . - . 'j.ki r -r. jd;iiirjri r-KiTe dr- ca fee ii-ti obttoca to :te propo ne from the cui on the rswti from, tfce cour, counties but we br.rt-?wr re'J'r.r.e crs. zsru trtrl U ire ubie to e she merit of objec thes v J7ioi.i4 or-ij- v W Ur,is rroai o?her part of te stita. -NEW CH.NCE FOR HOOR .Cco.6.ti 3 Crotn Page One) ?" strd BX d.i.7 is very con- ani3 It DeMcraitc program. .JTt:"rV. ? o' Coin law. the treasury head said, the Jf lZS rf Mcocdarr.ri, mali been "disaster, tlrhwaT. -S mile ot Tarter-jfliil inerrable." Do.-iii couwt: Pinrfis- ' . Seeret-r- mils referred directly to Is sncrcd ana practt- Brl" section. Drnocua hiiijraT 12 ' . te:na:ra:ic presidential nominee requirements of leadership than Her bert Hoover." We citizen of La Grande and tem Oregon appreciate : f.if t m evident concern for our welfare, but we ja.it cannot aee 1" ' XtlTtrll- ri fr it ivr rr- ' , ' onlT once. In discuscrnz the recon- CTtimat tiea wl-. two-bt: jaseratum. Mtia !r:crieT M to be sawd. cruaL-sd n7Iin'r c i JJtratlon. finance corporation. .much tim Is to be ?ed and the Kemin itoSAS ' "i Chanes MUnndersLindlnr Let. , jjwusm r thai 1 tee rnMj conTenlence of the traielln? pubix Jcpi:ne cc.ur.tT: Green creet -Gorernor Eooserelt." he I TZZ'JZZ, TtS 11X-' r r". eTr7 ne Jaciuon cmaity line section of Pacific - through lcose and unfounded charges Irt-ftJlZ? ,-:i , ? CL. .1.- proJeS ttr. 2 nm of 2-foot con- .-tach he hau made against the re tr.elr Eowi. f:.jre la pieej ijn. Doi iaoiirf be TCrjoorttnsr rather loan Ob- rr.-- rv-.n? rk,.n J- Diy.. ?a;, ., . , Zz , . an7or.e rr tba. mil t rucuj the plan. " cretted" r,Ad,rt7r.r t" By Walter T. Brown (Associated Press Staff Writer) ABOARD THE ROOfeSVELT .SPE CIAL. Sept. 29 A Got. Roosevelt, with the public avow( of ha can didacy by Senator George W. Norrt, entered on the record, today crossed Nebraska to Sioux City. Ia.. where he will discuss the long time difference of the Democratic and Republican parties on the tariff. Alter Korrls. Independent Republi can at McCoofc. Neb., last night pub- ' licly endorsed Roosevelt, declaring "patriotism demands that we put our I country 3 interests oeiore our party's interests" Mr. Roosevelt said "I re said, joice in and approve the statement that Senator Norrts is a better Re publican than President Hoover." Speafcine to a crowd of 20.000 or more at the Red Willow county fair the Ott- in coM .rumon of A.-rf a.: I of shis r.nent tces no Eenicm county: hti&ze over IT-Uer ; character of the ereat services that i more at 5ne Ked wmow county fair ? it l ia-' ine prwtenr. cftrr-ir-d tnu ce--Tir tn- -it-.----t w-h rr- s-t k,w w-. . 7 fJ .v.. .t.. f grounas, N orris said, "what the coun- hve lr, iorte i-th tft'm.- m corn interiaifwd m the atttrutum of ouI rive ar. a "time when na- A. j. EnxlifhS. Euzene, -77. ' recenstruction finance corporation I needs 13 n-her Roosevelt." -iiiu iire e m. contmuea ri orris. tw. tTurninEr tnWRrcl Mr. Ryvprnt vhn this deTRAriet AatnriAn-TliiAyAT. ikrA EVi-rl-nH rvwrf3H-i-- -nn-nnrt.-.- ' t. . stnnrf hwiHo htm "tho Dmrrnr- will nor. come lm from the COMt ;. 1 Pcrtranrf srn h-v. v,,.k k- " New York, tho nrit nrPirit rtf tH- th imn ine way tney in iXirVani We W0tld6r If OUr ww. fcwt Ia Oranrt liwubf r '.J irw car 'aln jtra-nln-j them-- Uulsnotnab. cou:y; brge over Co- benefits only the ereat city banks and weteni uretmn fnendx rea ize that I Grande a reaJv ha :.' . . . -'-lt, ,.. --',-hT. ' .ioo norto az - large restitutions. an tne laciiitie 01 a regular junior college, and that already number of atudenta are taking junior college work at the r '.ateni Oregon Normal achool, for which they will receive Aftor.r iiio'E cor ffiountlea. It will corr;e, too. from trfe ' ft.tui: puniir. wnicn a&es nrn: lizs Ci'.lcrri!t ar (Klni? vMri.fl here . vt:rm. .JI. S..M.. .1 . . ii ..w --.i t the t to the Thlia the t.vf birr . t- f y n'm. wesH--r" Kl M bwnfw money f trrf fw-brW out, of currinlre' uiii.t:rnii.it;n wjucfi i,m: iiwy (jrMirs to t.6Tm rater J nut '"".., .nfcii:.. r;rjEir-&if;, wiuvor tnrouft the lMuance of lt OTsrn Min in tt. i.. i .. f, .? 'whf.h to buikl brWTea at-vrijf tre Cw- bonri-.. the lntirt fi nrKfh' ... L , . " ' . .. A rftn wt filsrhway a, nell-liquMatiiu; be higher. Arid the construction coata. WASHINGTON Defeat of JP I" ne larger intltliuuonil we 01 me lICie, mere are .:. out nil of ttum enstcumi too. will be much hirther In future ,iiilar lot lizs I In Washington re vtn J ft ' Br Herbert Plammer of. IrreruJar Republicans. only about 50 tudenU who tak? advantage of these iunior !;'l"r f.1."!;1 f w'"'w-,7. f- the information of ihae,rutjr Blame, m the wtcon.n Pn ....... ... ......... n.yMf ii..i iiiuii ;vi tn w7ns(ft runsr !ftn our prenent Iruttitution, m promised by Zoro, Macpherson, j'"""'' ' 'n" prw m the i and other nunporteni of the nchrx.l juggling bill. Ai a mate I JL, "t "he U.r of fact, it i the normal schfrol that the oeorde of VmAum .moMt ' borren not. ti Oregon want and need mat; Uike away our normal training xiitilT-? th YT"! .OI "UCH a :.. i i i i t i . TiiTXiiriX exrM in rrpinif traffic dttrutt by th next lvulature after! faCllltlCn ana you not Only WOrK ft nardahlp On hundred Of ;flw-ii.Jt w lh -rater-war of the which an election would have to be! Three bids were awarded subject to! she corporation are located In small I approval of the bureau of public ' towns.. roads and one bid was referred to the "America " Secretary Mills said, "has -highway engineer. . rr:,.t.lV j made fnere1 popular presidents, presi- .' -. (dents better verse! 'in 'th wttv art I BuildSng. permits Issued at Miami ,f poUlics; presidents better able to ,k, m , acd. ll1 dunus 1932 tot-i dramatize themselves and their ac that nearly 200,000. tions; but America has had no nres!- aeni wno acted more swiitiy, with , .fa. .,. . ... . . " . " -. - . , ,r " 8Lt-. BuiM..e.iji lortea aore - surer Gecision. acnievea more, ana m College facilities, While nearly 200 Stic normal training. (.he roa. einti-, an attempt a the '.rU'te r7u.,t .upp 7 th ZSef.o r.mar.bie poUtlnl career. S ,now to o In normal time, wh(m money h m.rc plentiful, there '?",eh " "? w ,he J1 Pct, u ,UJ: I h-it. tti..M ,5 " XStoS M 1. . I ' , i , . I . i - '. Oetrlmtnt of other part of the mate, fer itj the divemlfn of fund 'prarresslTe lray has been rasher ? - ' ne would he even fewer nturlenta who would sftav here for junior t the eor.tr.rr. there i! Koi ,h. - inroud of the fA tht .mi. f . ; College Work, MO we Cannot Hec V here the ntudenU WOUld COme!"1""1 th Pfl 'hat iaT. of thee7encoatcoMntleiiformaupr-tthe time he fought alone he ?ener-i (n,m . mt.li. , (..nli.. e.lli.n t,..f ,,.,.,.1,1 t. !..-,. it.. eUihi arul IU rcr.eai 'ld be . dutrlct and fenue their mra bonds aa: 117 sueCTiwful. He Is an avowed ! ....... ... ju.,,. v.h.k"- iv nian , so ine ad7ntae rather than the dt-.er.um5r for the brldze Ion! - Such : ' the regulars and old miardsmen ' .tate. a plan U Impractical and would onlv 01 n partr and his defeat at the 3 vit Ia the serve to defeat trie whole Dlan of hands of young Editor Chappie rs I . t I I "i ' iL f i .1 7 . t .... . . ........... .i,,,rnJ.ln4 i.ifi nei..jiis'.njctOIl ' uu.niwtu vjii- teT Of fact, it M the normal .IChfrOl that the people Of Lantern Is oorrwred or not. tr-? state Finance corporation money. We should j r- He suffered the first set-back? ears ao as a candidate tor conirress when he first entered politics. Since ' then he has been In turn state en- i VOtlmZ neODle ea.1t Of trip lltWJUU. but VOU rpdllf- thn on- . ' " "amine into held In the seven counties. Of the!1"'". aomey general, governor for .ll...t ,1 ,. .t i i i. , , i . . "W- seven, three clattop, Tlllamooi and ! tnree terms, and united States sen- rOllment Of OUr HChOOl to the pfint Where It WOUld have tOI It U now rating the stote hlgh-jCurry would have none o! the !. IhJ Cloned entirely becauxe Of th- high tfr Mtudr-nt tout. Thf v"7 rmrn"n ppr-ilmately Il40.-!bndge within their boundaries. Twol He scored these victories, too. per-i.r.i-m-.l ur-iu. ,l 1 , , 1, ,., 1 1, , ,., II... ,,il,,, 1f" "P'ale the ferries scrow Douiflas and Lane have the big naps through the stormiest period of IIOrrrBll KChWl and junior college Can live together, afford-, the Vjutna. A:ea. wiw.n.ter and part of their population along the I Wisconsin's political history. ing a valuable, well-rounded educational program for our c" "" xtl bumuw rwr, and Pacific highway. Most of the coun- VOIlnf neollle but a ilininr nil-Uf (Villld r,r, Wuf lieno !tf! "":'! u prrwmg entirely ln-itles already have a heavy Indebted- j Plays Lone Hand young people, QUI a junior College COIiiq not IIVC aiOnC. ;ale(Ute In this tr- first year of , nes. and Hi rate. It la almost incon- In the senate Blaine shows a fond- - j through travel, a year In which tour-Velvable that such an election would I new for playing a lone hand. Since ..-.nr. i- at. . vrw run. oervice carry. I the death nf "riM Roh" TPrJl.tt- Unltcd States." Responding. Roosevelt asserted, his arm sweeping toward the white haired Nebraskan, "our cause Is common. I welcome your support,. I honor my... self In honoring you." GRAF ARRIVES IN BRAZIL PERNAMBUCO. Brazil. SeDt. M m The German dirigible, Graf Zeppe- umteu uere toaay alter a illght lln from Frlcdrlchshafen. Germany. A CANDIDATE'S PENALTY Anyone who takes the time to wit down and rnime a bit about our presidential campaigners must sometimes wonder if i:rhps the Socialist, Norman Thorn;is, isn't in the most enjoyable spot of all. To he sure, Mr. Thomas, hasn't the remotest chance of lieng elected. liut that, after all, is just what makes his spot enjoyable, lie gets all of the excitement of campaigning for the presidency without any of the grief. All of which, of course, is just another way of saying that a presidential campaign, for a candidate in either of the two major parties, must be one of the most terrific strains ever put iiK)ii any man. This isn't necessarily because of the sheer physical activity Involved although, as in the case of liryaii in 1 800, thai in itself may he appalling. It is the mental strain, the sense of being n participant in the most stupendous gamble any American citizen can enter, the constant knowledge that every word, every act, every smile, almost, must be scrutin-l l.ed in advance for its possible effect. 'Ilie presidential Candida te can never lie himself, lie can never consult his own wishes exclusively, lie ran never for a moment forget that he is a contestant in a race. And the worst thing of all must be the thought of tho prize that lies just ahead of him. The presidency is the greatest prize any American can win. It ensures one a kind of immortality a place in Die history luniks as long as the republic histn. The must self-contained of randi'dab'S must now and then get a fluttering of tho heart whin he (lures to ponder on it. It is this sort of tiling, one muhktI.(, even moie than the ceaseless round of speeches, interviews, hainNinkings and all the rest, that leaves a candidate, nt the end of a presi dential campaign, in need of a rpiiel month In the mountains. And the fortunate Mr. Thomas, who knows he can't possibly win, is spared nil of it! Then; must be moments when Messrs. Hoover and Roosevelt envy him just a little. I is only maintained for 11 hour and After all, why shrmld the coist 1 It will not he long oefore lamer fer- !rountles pledge their own credit for jrles will lie ne-ded and a 24-hour ser-jthe building of bridges along a ma- vire demanded. It Is estimated that; lor state highway? Have anv other he has refused to recognize any leader ship, has charted his own course. One of the senate's best pictures of Blaine was In 1929 when ratification the r.rr7 con will be Wf),vti In counties had to do so? Have any of of the Kellogg peace treaty was up We rlt.n't lit.! lo emii!,itn, hut l. IL lie(rtBiy er Ihe tit-w ,,1 rl, K IriKitlU' (-orvrillls t mi-iw - I line, to always ii-lrr In pilnt lo "Iji f Iniiulr. KnnU-rii Or-non?" (,nn u bo Unit the Iftwlrrn In Mr. ImkuIL tetrilury me urmwnrn that 1 Ornmli' I. Ihr laig- f:lly lu Kimlern Ott-v.mf it we ntiHK'-.t Hint lie tnlKlit so lli!irtn tliein. In an rilllurlnl wiiy Ihetirlli In Ihllirl tllnl Ill-nil DlHl Kliuunlh l-'itlln (Tll fnlinwIliK parngruph appeared I kii esi ept lor pollllral purinmnil" III tliii Ohwrver Mllliirlnl rtiliuiili MclWf wonil.-r It lie wimlil Ii el ulrawd i Other Papers Say: I.A (HitMie, oiii:iiii New Fall Outfits New Fall BERETS 48c . New Fall Sweaters $1.89 13 the h&tu most economical New Fall Knit Suits $5.95 New Fall Bonnets 98c to $2.49 New Fall Gloves 35c to $1.49 New Fall Silk Frocks $2.98 & $5.95 C. J. BREIER CO. There are different grades of eggs and the cheapest ones arc often most costly! Cheap tea, too, docs not give the value and satisfaction of fine tea. For tea is judged and bought by flavor. That is why Lipton's Yellow Label Tea is true economy. It gives you fine tea flavor delicate, distinctive and uniform. It will add but little to your food budget it will add a lot to your enjoyment. Buy a package of Lipton's and sec! ORANGE PEKOE and PEKOE YELLOW LABEL -TEA icr ucurnwneas worth nil dn) mti.) If wo pilhllslicil nil Itnn suy su.unil- 3C
