La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 20, 1933, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPart Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Tuesday, June 20, 1932 '-Si:' I1 (Incorporated) Am Independent Newspaper Phone Main 600 i i ii l I . Pub'IXbn and Oenrl Manager HABOLD U. fWLAY . ,, Buslneea Manager Publlahed evenings, exception Sundajr, at 1710 Sixth afreet, La Qrand., Oregon. Entered at the Poatofflce of La Grande, Oregon, a Second Claw Uall Matter under act of March: 2, ,1879. , . , j . i -. . - , " - OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTY AND TBS " , ' ' '" ' crrr op la orandb MEMBER OP ASSOCIATED PRESS . j ,,'Ita Aaaoeiated Preea le eiclmlvely entitled to use for publication of all hewi dlapatcbes credited to It or not otherwise credited If pub-; 'llahed here. ;; All rlghU of republication of special dlapatehe. In ' tali, paper and alab the local hews herein also are referred. National Advertising Repreeeatatlre ' " ' M. O. UOqENSEN CO., Ino. ' Ban Franelsco, IM Angeles, Seattle, Fort land, , Ohlot go . Detroit,; New York ... Dally, one month In advance. Dally, six months in advance ' Dally, alngle copy SUBSCRIPTION RATBB Bjr Carrier Dally, per month In advance- Bf Mall - , SO . Dally, per alz months In advance bally, per year In advance ; -M.50- 5.CK) ADVERTI8INO BATES Display, foreign, per column Inch Display, local, per column Inch , . Mo So Tim contract prices on application LEE TRACY" AT THE LIBERTY hrmi MIX FRANK MORGAN, LEE TRACY .CHARLES'BUTTERWORTH and MADGE EVANS iiC THE NUISANCE ' . - ' FORMER LEGION i COMMANDER DIES' i OF SEVERE; BURNS Continued rrom Page One) .. , Whosoever therefore . shall, humble himself as this .Jittje chilli, the same is .gi-eatest in the, kingdom of .eaven. Mat thew 18: 4. " , .; LQW WAGES, .RACKETS MENACE LABOR American labor today presents one of tlje, oddest jumbles .the American people eveivhad to tackle. At each end there exists an evil so serious that the wh'oTe labor f ield ijl eventually' be demoralized if a corrective is not soon applied. -And in tfie middle there ,is a vast burden of unemployment which has .jarred society almost frTJta foundations. ' .S"angely enquh, this burden of unemployment ?,js in some ways the Jeast menacing' of , the, thrqe. evils. Everybody recognizes it as an evil, and the strongest forces of govern Mvfrte industry and organized labor are uniting to meet it. Sooner or later jt will be lifted. ; Jt fa.th disturbances at the'end of the Jine that are really , .ominous. . ... '.''' At one end there is the sweatshop evil a thincr -which ! has its loots in human greed, wjrjtch, .helps to demoralize labor .and industry .alike and lwchj8:paiov'foj by (those least able to pay; women,' children and the aged. . '' ?f '; M he. oW18 el,d is an evil equally disturbing; the j-acke- teer. He has been most active in New York and Chicago, om many, etner cities have felt his heavy hand. In same in stances he has taken over whole union .organizations? ..in others he has chiseled his way in from the outside; but wnerever ne operates he has sold out the workingman, taken tribute fron industry and helped to raise problems that viil take years to settle. Pennsylvania, so far, has figured most prominently"inth"e stories of swea.tshops.' t is in Pennsylvania that .children nave gone on strike against wages of $1 to $5 for a 60-hour week.' BUt there are plenty of other states that 'contain conditions about as bad as anything to be found in Pennsyl vania. . ' , . . . .,,, Two potent remedies for the sweatshop evil lie at hand; the. minimum wage law and the child labor amendment. Get these two adopted and have them enforced energetically and pne of labor's and the nation's greatest handicaps .would vanish. " " ' ' ' ' i y Against the racketeer the procedure is not so clear. Federal officials in Chicago are trying to quorate via the income tax evasion law; aud Attorney General Cununings is investigat ing to find out if the federal government hught not pass now laws to make possible a determined federal drive against racketeers on all onls. It is to be hoped that definite action will come out of this. American labor is under three curse's. Ve"loyinent is only one of them. 160 yards from tlie nearest well when he started to light a clgaret. Explod ing gauge enveloped lilm 4n- flames and his clothes were burned from his body. : Cook, was burned about the face and .hands. ., After emergency treatment,. Boden- homer .was hurried to the Shreveport hospital, where he died of his burns last, night. -Tho-body wlU be sent to El Dorado- for .burial. fiodenhamer received his discharge from the. army In 1919 as a major In the 19th infantry. Hd was elected na tional . commander of the .-legion In 1020 at the Louisville convention. . -Ho .was .a native - of Golrithwalta. Tenn.. , a grodu&to of Baylor univer sity, a former profe3sor of English, an athlet-o coaoh and in addition to his oU well developments, operated a real estate office. His widow sur vives. , EBERHARD, ! FREES AND INGLE WIN (Continued rrom. Page On) was written, .In for -the three year term in one or two Instances on Cen tral ballots. , - ' The complete membership of the board with . yesterday's election and two . hold-overs Is as .follows: rEd Moon, Day H. Bucll, cblon Eberhard, Mrs. Norman Frees and Dr. . J. -. L. Ingle. BARBARA HUTTON MARRIES PRINCE IN PARIS TODAY (Continued from Page One) SCHOOL ELECTION IS HELD AT COVE .(Continued 1.. Page Onel elimluato oue teacher and do ' with only tlireo. However, in the budget, provisions had been made (or n not her teacher should it be found necessary at the beginning of the school year. Many citizens questioned the neces sity and the discussion became quite heated. -jH was finally decided to leave the appropriation in the budget and leave it-to the discretion of the boart) -to decide on the necessity of having another teacher, and the bud get was accepted as, a whole. . NATIONAL GUARD FIRING BIG GUNS ON COAST TODAY sole .control over the property In herited from her grandfather, the late Itien H. WoolwWth, chain store founder, excepting a dowry which she brought to the union. Carried out -with the speed of per functory officialdom, the civil cere mony lasted only a. couple. of min utes. The 20-year-old bride, her blue eyes rndlar.tr and the athletic prince, who Is 29 years old, stood with their witnesses while the mayor, his red, whlto andi blue sashof office about his waist, read the brief - marriage net prescribed by the French republic. THREE STATES TO VOTE ON REPEAL MEASURE TODAY (Continued From Page One) from the great guns, members of the 210th field artillery were training In SOIIXe ill- tnelr fl0,rt pieces on the dunes along Tho 2d battalion of the field nrtll lery regiment complctedi tactical maneuvers In which the troops nnd equipment ndvnnced from Hnnitiond, took command of positions nt Port Stevens and opened a bombardment of tho bench where the enemy was theoretically hidden nmong the blos soming scotch broom on the low nnnks of sand near the south Jetty. The spring freshet in Western Oregon already is much wome than last year. Bend and its vicinity was swept by heavy winds yesterday. Kellogg, Ida., streets were under three feet of water, llo hub! It sprinkled in La Grande! How to get rid of pest: Try to borrow ?10 every time he conies around. Two doses cure nnv ease. (Continued from Page One) nmendmcnt. New Hampshire and Iowa, however, were expected to show more evenly divided sentiment. Thus far 11 states have voted on repeal. All.-'have."TaTOredtt. ; The approval of 36 states Is neceslhry-Before tho prohibition amendment can be repealed. States which have voted to date ore: Michigan, Wisconsin. -Illinois. Indiana, New York. Nevada. New Jersey, Massachusetts, Wyoming, Rhode Island and Delaware. Oscar Olsen, do ......... Wm. Miller, do O, Wilson, do Marjorle Doherty, do . T. H. Moore, do .- 8.00 f. 8.00 'JO.O0 8.00 8.00 80.00 ...13.S0 1S.O0 236.00 4.20 Jennie Moon, care of Ind. .. Nora Ordway. do Mrs. 8. B. Zlgler, do Grande Ronde Hospital, do .. Fannie Alllnson, rent Hot lake Sanatorium, care of Ind 138.75 Orace Young, M..'D..-Prof , eer'- vlce . 10.80 Dr. O. L. Blggers, do 31.88 8, Gent, work, for Ind. ., 1.60 Snodgrass & Zimmerman, burial of Ind, .: 02.00 J. P. Klgglns, opening grave .... ' 13.00 Perkins Motor Co., supplies 37.03 oHe) inn. acc. comm., Ins. on men . Elglnr' Recorder, Publ. of Court PrOo. La Grande Observer, do, and notices .. Irwin Hodscn Co., supplies .... La Grande Book Store,' do ...... Western Union, telegrams Underwood Typewriter Co., re- pairs ... ... . Burroughs ' Adding. Macn. Co., supplies Union Drug Co., do '....- ,. 1 GENERAL- KOADS Peto Grace, labor . Chas. Roberts, dd .... A. K. -Feuerhelm, do F. J.f-oercouser,:do Harold-Browning, do Word Octrell()do i B; D. Buroh, do ...... Burr Oantrel,. do Walla Oreasman,' do .. Frank 'Romlnger, do W. A: Seek, ido H. S.Banton, do . Fredrcollp, do ..... Claude Jones, . do . Geo, Clay, do .. Chas. -Myers, do ... M. G. Murray, do -. Frank' Poole, do :. Oscar Miller, do John Bowery, do . BOOKS LOANED TO LOCAL LIBRARY (Continued from Page One) following: Adams, Hcury Adams: Bacheller, Ajucle Peel; Balnvlllc, Napoleon:- Bnynes. The Regent nnd His Daughter; Checpraan, Hunting Insects In the Soutli Sens; Cotnn, The Yoke of Thunder: Drlnkwater. Discovery: Firkins. Brltle of Quietness nnd Other Plnys; Onskoll, letters of Mrs. aoskell and Charles Eliot Nor ton; Olbbs, Wny of Escape; Gilbert. -oat nan Bniisds: Gregory, Ne Re treat, poems: Hlne. Arrnngement of Flowers: Hulbert. 6outhwest on The Turquols Trail: Hutchinson, Storm Over Asia: James, All In The Days. Lecto. Palestine. Land of tho Light; Ncx. In God's Lnnd; Petrlc, Stuart Pretencrs: Poole. Great Winds:. Preston. Revolution. 1770; Pniettc. The Parents and the Hnppy Child; Sparling. The Primer of Inflation: Stern. Long Lost Father: Wain. The House of Exile; Waters. B. E. F.. the People of tho Bonus Army; Wnrtl. In Place of Profit: Wnxmnn. What Prlrn Mnllorra; Woodworth. Adjustment and Mastery; Woeccsler, Making Life Better. Looking up: Business failures during February were nivich fewer than in the same month, last year. "Y We. seq whew, souie clairvoyant is offering "love, happi ness, success, free.'' That's cheap enough, j Child Killed By 1 rain Near Eugene EUGENE, June 20 Ml Three- year-old Jean Winglenvan was killed nt Fields, nenr here Monday when sho was struck by n helier enciiio on the Southern Pacific line. The 1'iiRlne was rounding a curve nnd was only three lengths awny when tho engineer was first nble to see the child. . . Proceedings County Court AT JI NE TERM In ro allowance of bills; (iKN-IUL Pl'NK Carl G. Helm Steuog. 'and rent 37,50 Nelson Printing Co., supplies 10.40 West Coast Print Co.. do , 241.24 Keystono Envelope Co., do .... 5.00 La Grande Printing Co., do ...... 4.00 Pacific Stationery Co., do 3.3Q E. O. L. & P. Co., light and power : ,L77.76 City of La Grande, water 13.07 Standard OU Co., supplies .. 48.86 Broomfleld & Rlahardson, do .. 10.70 Wagner Hardware Co., do 1.08 H. ii S. Electric Co., do 13.10 Fred Spaeth, do . 2.00 Frank Conklln. care of Ind. .... 102.26 Tho Dnlles Furniture. Co., sup plies. .' . 1035 Alstcek. Fay & Co., do 67.10 Levy Store do ,L 10.00 Poudosa General Store, do -.. 6.81 G. R. Mcut Co., do 30.06 Blue Mt. Creamery, do . 16.82 W. J. Hallmark, do L 16.00 Enkay Dairy, do 3.25 J. c. Penney Co.. do 7.71 McClay Grocery, do .... 7.18 Haggerty Grocer)', do 8.32 Ward's Grocery, do .a 32.62 Union Co. Relief Comm.. do 6.75 M. Lorre. do 10.00 Dick Young, do 3.00 Wright Drug Store, do 14.71 Moon Drug Store, do .. ,.. 25.43 Glass Drugs, do 20.36 Red Cross Drug Store, do .... 48.21 L. & L. Drug Co. do 63.42 Geo. strain, rent for Ind. 10.00 Geo. Cl-ipman, do 16.00 Adriai Nelson, do ....-.. ., 16.00 Guy Chappln,' do 16.00 J. J. Peck, do 8.00 Henry Hill, do 2.00 Stove Golden, do 3.00 La Grande Invest. Co.. do 10.00 IL1aiinn grown potntjc wt-re shlpied to the west const In the Inmost quantities this veor since the ! discovery of sold In California. I" Spring gardens a'ro now full, of, promise but when the sun ' gets hotter they will boull of weeds. q ', If some people had a sense of humor they would be laugh ing at themselves moat of the time. We hay q our opinion of the mother who names her child ' after a serial story. - - ! Many a man gets up early but finishes his work late. SPECIAL! $2.90 Sunproof House Paint per gallon I'insco House. Point Q v per gallon . pi-!e-dtl Best Grade Floor Paint ftS?,, per quart - ildC t. lose-Out Floor Paint per quart 64c in stm. st Pittsburgh Paint Store J. A. Bugg. Mgr. JESTER'S SHOE SHOP Ileh tirade Sitae Repairing At Hock Bottom Price . . . Shoes Dyed 25c. 35c We pick out the old stitches 1st Class or No Pay! lill Adams Nut to Itlmle's Listen Hospital Hills arc an ex pensive 1 u x u r y, don't take a chance with im pure ice. Our lee Is made from puro water, under sanitary condi tions. Our prices are reason able, our services arc Oie best, we have a man at the plant for .the cash and carry trade. Gaither Ice & Fuel Co. Main 528 R. H. Davis, do : ;iaroju E wiruen,- ao ..... C. W. Bearden; do ..-...-..... Jinf Price, do John. Rlohards, do ...; Vivian Richards, do Frank. Burford, do Frank Ross, - do C. J. Eckstein, do 10.67 V. W. Burnett, do 8.07 Robt. Thomas, do 2.90 R. C. Lamm, do 11.97 Ralph Witty, do .' 11.97 26.21 11.80 16.03 17.32 14.05 7.87 12-17 2.25 1.25 187.41 80.09 84.06 1'.69 94.71 64.66 66.74 37.95 85.41 7.18 63.74 70.63 48.87 40.01 10.33 34.27 92.77 63.03 73.50 2.60 21.50 42.03 34.40 29.78 11.97 11.07 Sable Motor Oar Co., do .....' - 2.74 La Oranda Radiator Works, do 3.78. Fatlandma Co., do - .. 12.00 - J. D. Adams Co., do .... 91.31 1 Oregon Trail Lbr. Co., do 10.37 1 Larison-Freea Cher. Co., do .... 11 1.05 1 Lelghton Welding Wks., do 64.29 ' Perkins Motor Co., do .,, 91.10 ' J. E. Haseltlne Co., do . 81.68 I Bunting Tractor Co., do .,..1,236.03 I Feenaughty Machinery Co., alt 228.38 W, H. Bohnenkamp 'Co.,' do .. ' 06.65 I La Grande IronWks", do 25,17 Home Lbr. & Coal Co., do 4.00 Automotive Elect. Co., do . 25M Farn&nv Supply .Co., do ' 112.45 Standard OU Co., do 380.85 Shell Oil Co., do '428.82 The Texas Co., do 71.98 M.' S, Rhodes, gravel -38.82 State Ind. Acc. Com.,1 Ins on men .. h ; 60.83 Stanley Shaw, labor . ....... ao.93 John A. Burdette, do : 25.13 MARKET KOADS - ' Harold Browning,, labor 8. D. Burch, do Walla Croasman, do W. A. Beck, do H.; E.' Banton.-'do :... Fred Collp, do 1.. Claude Jones, do . Geo. Clay, do ; Chas. Myers,-! do' .,'.,,-, ,-;,.:, Frank Poole, do. '...,;.:.. Oscar Miller, do John Bjowery, do Clyde Lund, -do . . R. H. Davis, do . John B. Scott, do -..; Avis Ferris, do S. B, Morgan, port salary . H". L. StJohn, labor W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.. pile: 2.24 62:00 1 4.30 12.07 7.08 15.51 52.06 89.78 17.05 10.7, 18.16 27.13 18.78 ll-TT 60.41 1 41.29 87.62 26.04 8Up- 313.29 f Bowman'-Hlcka Lbr. Co., do - 8.00 ' The Texas Co., do .... ... 26.40 ! Standard Oil Cow-do 30.58 ! John B. Scott, truck service 6.63M State Ind. Acc. Com., Ins on "; men .. . l3l;92 I A. E. Feuerhelm, labor 7.98 I Burr Cantrel, do 62:54 1 Walla Creosman, do . 15.'35" 1 H. E. Banton, do ...... 8:58 1 John Bowery, do ..'... 67.44 ; O. V. Burnett,- do L. Spencer, do Johni B. Scott, do .... Howard Good, do John Kennedy, do ...... Leonard Parson, do Harry McNab, do Donald Yarlngton, do .... Bert Stowe, do . James' Bcott, do , George Kennedy, do . Tom Parks, do . LaVerne Brugger, do .... ...... Charley Cameron, do Jim Hallgarth, do Jesse Knight, do ... Ivan Hug, do .". Laneu Tucker, do AtB' Ferns' do '.i.'..'..'...":. .'r e. .. 41.06 14.06 .. 5.10 .. 9.97 - 3:99 i. 9.97 .. 2.99 .. 7.98 .. 15.46 - ZB .. 3.99 .. 2.49 . -4.48 . 4.99 . 9.98 - 3.24 . 4.90 . Ilia' .. '3871' ."lor.dif' . 43.40 3.35 5.90 1.00 10.13 3.05 In re monthly allowance to various indigent persons: Allowed as follows: Frances DeBolo, slO.OO; Frank Hobbs, S25.00; Wm. Hunttey, $12.50; Caroline Perlcy, $10.00; Jackson 8. Walk$r, $10.00; Lizzie Willis, $10.00; , W. S. Richards, $10.00. In re approval of report of County Treasurer: Approved. ?y In re the establishment- of a coun ty road near Perry, Oregon: Board of rood viewers appointed to view the proposed road on June 23rd. 1033, at in ro petition 01 n. u. -iiearaen xor f Issuance of new 'warrants In lieu of ! lost -warrant-: Petition allowed. In ro application of Iva E. Tailey ( for allowance as - mother's pension: : Allowed and County Clerk directed to issue warrant eachj month In sum of 1 $25.00 untu further orders. j In ro establishment of a weed con- j trol district: The county of Union ' was established as a weed control dls- trlct as provided by law. '. j B. 1 M'orgori', part ValarV';: H. L. otJohn, labor ....:.... La Grande Book Store, supplies Nelson Printing Co., do Burroughs Add. Mach. Co., do COunty Treasurer, freight - City of La Grande, water E. O. L. & P. Co., lights and ' power - 20.38 L. A. Snow Co., supplies .' 43.20 Austin-Western Road Mach. Co.. do .... 6.97 Gettlngs Garage, repairs 1.00 General Petroleum Corp., sup piles 7.00 Grdce Harness & Hdwe., do .... 13.50 Cedar Rapids Engineering Co., do l 7.37 Don't Expect a Stenographer to do Neat Work on a Worn-Out, Broken-Down iTYPEWRITER Trade in Your Old Machine on a Mew i: Noiseless Vl- Standard or Portable or Let Us Repair It ' ! at Reasonable Cost Tuckey Typewriter Co. 100 Depot Phone 393-W luKii once riTU eA'l mm 530 LUXURIOUS ROOMS fro-: 00 si SINGLE with bath . . without bath, si 1 -i-tK ISM fhnyE. Heamman Manager. '.'HSSiitll ...r.,... , : : : : gjjj New floors can he expensive unless you save by usina the ' -r l -I 1",n ,n co'r, ca Qaiek-Slei 3IclIioiI f application, nnd longer wearing quali ties of good lacquer. With Quirk-Step, you have brand new, colorful floors already wait ing for you to be taken out of the. ran and applied. Quirk-Step U a hard, durable, colorful floor cover ing which make your old floor new and presentable again. Quick Step 19 ray to apply. It id not like ordinary enamelo or lacquers. It Is a new development in floor fin lithe combining the toughness and ititrdioess of the better enamels Quick-Step may be successfully used on alt types of floors. For linoleum, for wood, or cement. It is idea! for porches as Quick-Step is impervious to oil and water and weather condition. And Quick Step's prices arc low! We would like to tell you more about this re markable new floor coating; about its beauty, its extraordinary -ase of application, and above all of lis economy. Come In today. B0HNENKAMFS 41 M fl M I I V ' U "IIIKIIK 1H NO SUUSTITU'l'E FOll QUALITV" A NEW SHIPMENT OF - (Chuck full of Value! ' ' A ND when . "-tA- mean t- ' v A ND when we say value that's just what "we These are not ordinary dollar shirts 1- hv nn Tiinnna hlif. si'a ruf. rio-Vil: tn cfntilnrH -fncf 7.'l . --O ' , 'Color and guaranteed not to shrink. Plain colors' ;'-0f white, tan, blue and grey sizes 14 to 17. f .'. :, See Windows ! Another Special Purchase! : Broadcloth '-t.i'J; pajamas lit plain colors, atrliies and plaids Middy and coat styles some 'with collars, others plain. A remarkably. fine grade or broadcloth that Is fast color. See Wllulows Sits;.- . IV :.'f at: .0 9 ft Save This Week on FREEMAN SPORT SHOES $5. Shoes for S.' TyE-KF. ovei-stocked on sport shoes that's V Jhe whole story for the reduqtion in price. ou 11 find a large assortment - combinations of black and white, tan and white, grey and white, tan and brown. Shoes that have the smart ap pearance and comfort well dressed men demand. Buy Now - - Prices Are - Advancing!