La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 19, 1932, City Edition, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextIX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, CT GRANDE. PRE. -r yedncBday, October 19, 1932 NOVELISTS OF THE UNTAMED WEST DJDCALL EtROLEIFir Man d fn rendition 1 is voting her mother. Mrs. Dora Ne:- Glenn Bernard Kaup. of La Grand. . tea. U;t. Ntiva cr&e to La Graxd and AJvrda Btrton. of Per.d;ttcn. ' B'vraJ ago frw, her borne in were married In Pendleton on Sunday. ' TJn Mcio. and ha been re- according to word received here to- eTirz medical treatment at Hoc Paw EigM JBSSSBSBBBBBBBsMMV.rS p;'1B'yaf1MWMI day. They receded a llcecw there Lake. Kelvra plana to remain or. Saturday. Their plana lor lor about a month alter which she future are not kneau. ' will accompany her mother t Cat: Sctniz. arid expect to a:ng on the In Pendleton evrieert attge. ftr-e alao ha stufliea Wri E. R- Otiye ard dauzhter. n jjeurer. Colo. ar-d In Wew Yora Una Barbara Ouye and Him h -serif c:ty for wreral yearj and U an ac Ouye, spent the aeefcend In Peddle- lUad rautician. ton rUilln at the bom- of Mn. t . James Obucb. slater ol Mr. Guye. ! M .. Tha Muaea Ouye are atude-nu at tr "7 iV,7 n r w Barbarr. Otiye being society editor of Orande for a fey daya. They plan p.t rrr, itv.i v-twj to leave tomorrow to return to tneir Baeoo. the acbool woer. while Mi Cherry " formerly city BTl) Guy la freahman atudent oiaryer here, council immbtr In the Student Cwo-; rti Rut rMnntkn. Ume HotpllaJ . ; Mrs. E- S. Barnes, of La Grande. In Portland 'vho haa been conrateacing at the P. a. Schilfce. who la In the railroad Grande Bonde bop)t: following an busmen at La Grande, waa in Port- 'operation, rt :urm-d to her borne o- lwJ yesterday. Mr, Schilce is an wd- day. timer In La Grande, hawig been em-! ployed by the Union Pacific system ln Hunting tier-' for many years. Portland Ore- Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Luckey and Mr. goaUn. land Mr. William Denley. of Portland, --tvaped !n La Grande laat night en Frrm W allow a rcute Vj their home In Portland- They : F. w. Crowley, of Wallowa, wai a haTe been due and pheasant hunting butlnc Tlaltor in the city lxi night. n Ontario and are returning bom with record catches. Set urns II : Mis. Stanley Dee and baby mi re- i. t furxlana tutn4 to their home today from tbi Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Huhe hare Grande Rimde hospital. ;mo7ttS to Pc-rtland to make then1 ; rcM for the winter. VUHInc Mother f t Miss Nell i Nelson, who fcia -.-ttidifl x0 Orian) ice during tbe past rummer in'. Mrs. Nrman W. Pre, Un. Isaac Kondxe. Austria. Berlin ard Parts, fci ghaier, Mrs. O. B. Maxam and Mra. a new arrival In La Grande where ahe d;U1 Meklrum drose to Baker yea f ." 1 -.TZZ" - - trday where they aenieted In organ izing a Baker Parent Teacher awocia llon last night, VMtlne Mr. and Mil. D. 8. Uttlha!e and sc.i. cf Seattle, stuped m La Grande ff.r a Tlslt with Mr. Li trie bales' skater, Mrs. O. M. Rlchey, en route to Long Beach. Cal. to spend the winter. Mr. L ttlhale Is a mired maater me (chanlc for tbe North Pacific railroad with whom he worked for 47 years. Call Main 77 Modem Laundry for Laun dry and Dry Cleaning Service. "Best By Test" i Cash For Old Gold Ring;, Chains. WaLchcases, Slick Vint, Bracelet Huggeu, Dental Crowns and Bridge, etc. Bring them to 010 Main Are. 4 to 0 p. m. or phonif 214H for special appointment to call at your home. ! hwerp Lake ( ftweepstakej will be played by tha ' women golfers of the La Grande coun try club tomorrow at the club course. It was announced today. lUutkn Opened or (Uxnl ririanelal Matemeiili arid (at return complied. HIAXK I.. HI.ACK I7ci Sin St. Italians Keep Old Catom Tite free luudt, un old Houmn ruKiijUt, has len revived In Faenra, Italy. On Xt. J-Q'iaro'n !;iy you can enter eny hoiue fn lite ilorgo lur hoc', tle nioj( arif ieni part of the city, awl eat nil you want fr. The lUimans et liihllifhed the cuitoin to Mttrart tnurixlu. Here If the third photograph of authors In the content now bring conducted by the Otaener, which will c!oe f'riday, when the lat two picture bate been printed. The ten perxm mcAt necrly Identifying the 10 anther that appear In the serie each will re eetie two. theatre paMet. 12-Day Financial Holiday Adopted In Pendleton, Ore. ROOSEVELT CHALLENGES REPUBLICANS (Continued on Page PlTe PENDLETON, Ore, Oct. 19 ;Pr Of ficers of the First Inland National 1M us put your Ilndio in liajKf for the com in j? events of national intereat. Ail work fully tfuaianteed. j Mcdonald emhtkic co. Phone Alain 753 H28 Adam Bananas Long Enjoyed Banana nave a lone history, al though they have only twen Import inl into western lurid i within the lRt Rfiy yearn or so. The aiidenl I'Vi(titiii arc wil 'J to tiavo enten tliia fruit, iirjfl It vrutt r-ertalnty known to the I'crniana, OreekN, and llorttunK cntiirlM( nan. STAINLESS Same formula . ume price. Ii original form, too, if you prefe TS COLDS ' MILLION JARS USED YEARLY Only TODAY and THURSDAY To See the Grand Show! OUT OF THE AIR . . . ONTO THE SCREEN ALL THE STARS OF RADIO LAND! WUARTERWIM BIMCi CROSBY LEILA HYAMS BURNS ALLEN KATE SMITH MILLS BROTHERS BOSWELL SISTERS CAB CALLOWAY AND Ml ORCMSTM "The Big ft Coming . . . Friday and Saturday op.tr i THl: s that matter, to the cm&U business man." bank which suspended operation yes- gMte1 ft pro?ram Xor lbe rbnni !?;7 - lJ!Jttfc.vnnnC,tJ tier, of aencuKure;" "a prosrram for lKSd.'r TLIdr.?y T', putting the Kreat trantTtion srt sald today the institution may again ' Xr .,Lm. . Pn "i)'OV',,n dtrlt0f i plan -to curb tbe financial excese B iK-ii Axoioitaiions which In the last Thla action. If approvea. will take j 12 years have thrown to wane so about two weeks to complete, J much of the hard earned savings of The bank holiday waa declared by - cur cltztna; a "definite program for Mayor George R. Lewis aa a step to-. the fair control of public utilities." ward protecting the bank and farm- and "a lowering of tariffs by nego err. The mayor said that If business . nations with foreign countries." continued a usual the bank would ! i plain Tariff hLand bo obliged to call in loans with the "But." he continued. "I hare not result that farmers would have to advocated, and I will never advocate selt their wheat at less than produc- a tariff policy which will withdraw uon cost. J protection from American workers - The bank's officers said today It is at-alnst thow ouu:de countries which solvent. i employ cheap labor or who ooerate PENDLETON. Ore- Oct- 19 A j under a standard of living which is "financial holiday," designed to pro- j lower than that of our great Labor tect bankers and farmers, ooened here ! lng eroups. Tuesday, to continue until Oct. 29. 1 "The lesson of Inter-dependence, under order of Mayor George R. Lewis, f the simple fact that no part of tte in a formal proclamation Mayor , country' is wife while anv part is in Lewis designated the days between J want." Rooaerelt said, "the Hoover Oct. 18 and 29 inclusive a legal boll- administration forKot." days in order to allow financial in- j Is "encouraged speculators, ne HiU'.tionfl here to meet maturing ob- - elaborated, "strangled foreign mar ligations, and to protect fanners whojkev. by indefensible tariffs, and ac mlght be forced to sell wheat at compile bed nothing for agriculture." "i urge." the mayor said. "tht the I Isl.tst) STADir.M. Whrellnf. W banks and other financial Instltu-, Va Or!. 19 (iutrrnor I'ranklln tltma harlng control ol grain and n. KoowteH. Ilrmorrallr pmld-n(M her commodltlea, refrain from iorc- w,mln-. riKnklnc here Mlav aknl nodltlejsattbepreMntlow and niln-fdr.nl, and a chorii. of rollI inn prlcea. or enforcing collection of . from the rrowd e-nhernl in VI. urslrss'h,n "- " - Stand ii m nnri!ii . .... Fears ColLinse Selling below the cost of produc-; itanila and on the athletic f'eld. lion at present prlcea, Mayor Lewis PRESIDENT'S explainer, "wouia cnuse a complete collapse- of the financial structure of the region." "It has become Impossible," he said, "for many Individuals, banks and other Institutions to meet their maturing obligations and unneces sary withdrawals of deposits without forcing the sale of Immense amounts of grain and other commodities at ruinous prices and consequent fi nancial disaster to the citizens of this city and of the country generally." "But," he continued, "if the with drawals of money and bank deposits from circulation can be halted, and the citizens generally csn be permit ted to market their commodities in an orderly manner and without forced sato ana sacrmce, the PROGRAM IS : GIVEN PRAISE (Continued from Page One't ' hard last winter to establish." WHEAT KINO FOR, HOOVER CHICAGO. Oct. &) The pub licity department of the Republican national committee announced today that Thomas D. Campbell, known as the "wheat king" of Hardin. Mont was preparing a radio address in support of President Hoover. Camp bell stopped here en route to Wah- i n L t"rt f rvr n r-rn1 rrin-s trtth that financial t nr.t.n -n.. ... , " ' 7 " i not yet been arranged. Colonel J. H. Raley, chairman of ine ooara 01 airectora or the First In At the same time the committee Issued a statement quoting Mrs. land National bank, and George Hart- " f? m ., , n-a-iH, Okla.. a member of the Omaha tribe man, vice president of the Instltu Uon. said the "financial holiday" was suggested to protect depositors. They added that the bank la solvent and that there will be no ultimate loss to depositors. The officials said that since the bank was reorganized a vear aeo bv consolidation of the Plrst National and Inland Empire banks, the in stitution has suffered withdrawals ap- piuiin.iug aiu.ouu a monin. The low price of wheat and other farm product, added to the circum stance that the Umatilla crop was only two-thirds of normal, caused the dlfricult.es. The bankers said they acted to protect farmers against the iurcea saie 01 wneat at prices below production cost. LINDSAY TO BE ASKED TO QUIT, REPORT (Continued from Page One) complete authority in administration, automatically relieved Lindsay of of Indians, as saying President Hoover haa cone more lor the American Indian during his term than has been dene in the past 143 years." No Diamond "Lodo" Diamond never occurs In muss fornmtlon, always being found in Blnsle crystals. No More Gas In Stomach And Bowels If you wish to be permanently re lieved of gas in stomach and bowels, take Baalmnnn's Gas Tablets, which i are prepared especially for stomach ; gas and all the bad effects resulting I from goa pressure. j That empty, gnawing feeling at the j pit 01 me siomacn win disappear; that anxious nervous feeling with heart palpitation will vanish, and That drowsy, sleepy feeling after some of hla powers. The acUon was ; you will again be able to take a deep b uurvv moTe na.nsi breath without discomfort secretary s acu vines, ana was followed today by authentic Informs- tlnti that I IttHiiv' i-hI.iib t Inn u-ntilH be requested. ! for trtalnment. Bloating will Twenty-one persons are being em- ! Your limbs, arms and fingers cloyed by the offices of the state ; will no longer feci cold and "go to board of higher education In Salem ; eleep" because Baalmann's Gas Tab In addition to operation of the busl- tu prevent gas from Interfering with ocas of all five state institutions of hn pirrnuunn n n.,.t... r.,', J'TZl T.IIO- Parage, at any good drug store. Price $. Always on hand at Clnss Drugs, Adv. the higher education deparunent would follow the appointment of the , new (ierremry. u was aeciBrra Don't Miss This Big Event Values Without Comparison Montgomery-Ward Co. s av?v. WANTED! Sales Ladies Apply at 8 00 A M. at Hear Entrance Starts Thurs.. October 2oth COME EARLY Piece Goods Savings Daisy Outing UTille ?;-lnrt Brown Muslin Tard 5(J IltaiT Yard Wide White Outing yard 50 2-lnch Ride Colored Outing Yard Uide m Tib. 79c ComfortCretonne fin Colon Yard Hide Fall Woolens 98c M-fneii Wanted Colors Cotton Suitings lleavr. Fall Color Yd. 25c Printed Flannels Atlniethe IV Herns Yd. 17c Rayon Flat Crepe Wanted Colors Yd. 49c Rough Crepes Primed Plain Yd. 69c Ky Misses Unions Heay Cotton Sizes 4 to 14 33c Fall Footwear A Great Group Pumps - Ties Straps 1.98 October Feature FALL COATS Crepey Woolens Luxurious Purs Newest Styles &U Linings Great Values at $14.75 Fall Felts New Styles 98c Save On , Blankets Single Cotton 7Ox80 Plaids 47c Single Part Wool 79c 68x80 Plaids Double Cotton 98c 70180 Plaids Dble. Part Wool $1.69 Satiric Bound 66x80 Dble. Part Wool $2.44 72iS4 SaUn - Bound Single Part Wool $1.44 Indian Pattern 66x80 Boys Oxhide Overalls Ail Sizes 35c October Feature FALL FROCKS Pine Fabrics Smart Styles Prints - Plains Size. 14 to 44 $2.98 Leather Gloves Slip-on Styles 98c Leatherette Boys9 Coats Sheep Lined $2.98 And did we work to raise this ajCoanding crop? Well, sec this lavish yield of plump values lor th Every offering's a prize winner. Everyone's the product of expert cultiva tion. Those not measuring tip to Penney's ' ideals were ploughed under. Anything suspiciously in ferior was weeded out. Only low prices abloom with the health of Pen ney's Extra Quality were encouraged. A rretff harvest! Join up be a reaper of tbe rip, full-grown savings. All's ready for the alert for those eager to save and to have good things, too! Come today while the choice is fresh, wide and varied! Women's Silk Hose Full Fashioned Fall Colors 49c Rayon Undies Vests' -Bloomers 25c Slip-Over Sweaters 98c Children's Knit Sleepers 39c 3 Pound Cotton Batts 39c New Pall Purses Black '-'Brown 49c Dress Slips Rayon Crepe 49c Fast Color Broadcloth Pre-Shrunk 67c . Men's Washable Leather Cossack Jackets Sizes 36 to 44 $6.90 Men's Fur Felt Fall Hats New Colors Great Values $1.29 Men's Unions Heavy Fleeced Plush Back 69c Boy's Unions Winter Weight 33c Men's Bibbed Cotton Unions Winter Weight Size 36 to 46 49c Fancy Heavy Twill SHIRTS UML You've never seen their like at 90c Plenty of room for action in ;hesc full-cut. warm shirts! Built for service priced for big savings! Attractive Heather Mixtures! Work Shoes SSr 98c VorldbeatersI Sturdy! Com-(ort-gtvlngl Hurry for yours! Overall Jackets Sweater Coats Part Wool Union Suits Our "Big Mac" jacket, full cut and well made with warm blanket lining Heavy coat style cotton Jackets, dur able and warmly fleeced "Oxhide Overalls" overall at a sarins nrlce 49c Buy now for winter. warm 10 wool lUltS. 36 to 46 Vlr D..U..n Pfnco "Ma Snu" hea tippers dur- TTUllY 1VUUUC1S able grey soles. Great value at All weather coats of horse fronts, warmly lined, length 30 Inches .. 16-lnch lace .boots, durable compo soles, moisture resisting upper. Sizes 8 to 10 ... Durable leather soles, rubber heels. good quality gunmetal upper. The pair Water repelltuit forest green mole with sheep lining and CS ffk beawrlzed sheep collar vO.Oi Black and white .moleskin, well made. long, wearing, the pair Heavy quality Amoskeag flannels. slip-over and button front styles Horse Hide Jackets lined, length 30 inch Hi-Top Shoes Dress Oxfords Moleskin Coats Work Pants Outing Pajamas Wool Lumberjacks plaids. Sizes 36 to 44 Knit Lumberjacks shirt collar and culls Stag Jackets Heavy all wool bound pockets, solid colors . $1.29 :et, dur- 79c E49c r winter. rVOOl 95c pers dur- 98c of horse $4.98 rable compo $2.98 ubber heels, $1.98 rreen mole 3.69 Pull cut, 98c flannels, 98c Knit bottom Jackets In at- Heavy fleeced cotton with knit bottoms and single back, leather $2.98 tervice Super v'alue! PENCO "Kattle King" Arctics All-rubber, fleece-lined built lor heavy duty I Easy to clean I Extra Hear j Soles ana only "AyU i Here're men's elk bluchers that'll give you real comfort nd long wear I Don't miss this tuftr-valml at Falk's Jin tfn ijisiisir-rrnggn 1307-1309 Adams Ave, La Grande, Oregon