La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 13, 1933, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TexttA GRAXTJZ EVENIWJ OESEKVEK, LA GRANDS, ORE. Iaearate4) Am Unify roe plow Mala to rtjM c EL W. rRKTRKKa . . PuSUaher and General Macager a7ULa If. aDLAT . . Boils PuBUaDeQ ewrolnsn, tu;ls Sunday, a 1714 Suta street. 1 Oread, Onfik atom a the T'jtts.irsti of la Onus, txvp.a, M Second CBMs Mall Matter Bade Mt of ltoe , 179. orncuo, firm or csros ccnm jutd run crrr or la gexwi unmst or Aseoci.Tt hoes Th Associated Press u exel iswe'7 entitled to cm for pttclleatloa at (11 nrw Aiapatctea credited to K or aee Mhcmt credited tf pua IuIurI br. AH nrrhta of jepublieatlon of special dispatches) a IfcM paper end also the local neirs fcereta also- ire naarn4. etional Jtepresentattws u c Mooewsaew CO, In, tea FnactKO, 17 Amreles; Beattle, ParOaod. CUufV tntrtHX. Tor By Carrier MfT, oa mtctri ta scm-. EierlT. at aauu ta eeTwoee- Oerty, ml eopy ,. ,. Dear, per moat la ed7tncji io Ma Daily , per en months la afTnc 0117, For rear la unut Jin .MO) AT TEE LIBERTY indusSnal recovery act. Already, much, hi been done under the provisions of the act and much more ia in the making. The purpose i to pro-! mot the organization of. industry for co-operative action! and to induce united action of labor and management to ! r" ttf.mtia.te unfair eemptition, procnot i.ntitiatry, to mereaje j; Y j consumption o industrial and agricultural prodact by in-i j creasinjf pwrMaitig power to relieve onemptoyBKnt and tof u improve the standards of labor. To provide- for fair onrrpetitin and to prevent Bare&aotv-' - able price-cuttm?, codes ma.it be approved hy President ' " Roosevelt, and when so approved, the provisions have t.V ( fnJI force of the law. Any vwEatfow of an approved' code U peiniihaWe by a fine of $500 fr eafih offense and each, day the viofation continues is a separate offeose. i ? Undoubtedly, 9" per cent of the industries and budines.ie. of the nation would have voluntarily entered upon such a1' 'movement except for the recalcitrant 10 cer cent. But that 10 per cent or whatever percentage it might be existed, " T"$v, f .,3, i 1 1 4 4. FREED AFTER ! PAYLNG OLT - S30.000 srci; H. UAJ.S . IL. -Shorter Hours, More -i Pay is American Plan OuLrlea VU. wlu hii ' hoUM i pant cot w3. aaa returned to ill f i..,.. , im lr Uniier Pilt C:c'iriued FKm P-lk Oc (Continued From Page One) -( nibmittnt the propowl on behall ol hate iiie t'nltid Slates group. 'emplfiyn-jtnt aitu&tlon 1 "one of the ptet problem trie gorernmenu Mr. ird and therefore there waa need of a new law. Lmlike many other laws passed in the past, this particular ; rr hit of Jejpilation arrrjunts to something because, first, it has "teeth" in it; .?eco4, there i a man at the head of the gov- unnuag piimna ot Oe oi tine li-ielieac aol mJ; n- liiivLKu roam Cif-lEA JUIt !J ,pi Guard wee Hr. Eat J. fe Irter aSe 6a' 4 uSr c cfie tanner." hereKW " ch2" "ZJ?Z?iaioa' .Mir h-fiaal --t7. ailaa ha7 cut In the Held i.nnounced the ntrodueUoa at . . "nTearnooth I v"""1 If tV r'o"' t.nl.r Mft over the Amen- , Z?JZ;Z?. I - .Jtrylr.8 to change the U.t o t. r JTT,,'; , - T - TJ, ZJ1, "'' " eptabl to the ledcral ' " - ' - V -J W. . ' " ' " ' I wsirni cccnrjea or::cjjer. aca- po. . fr-jencts lre. uce atluxrt -yn mwt rsponett to jnTa riniiirr. of near B.arlce7, tT to be iri:n T-jfccotiii eircra toi ni a beatneaa itor here Saturday, irack e&ira. tiie Ir'rt-iiera of tlie. ;.tr-.f-r Hay?a. viio lives In the . J-.Tn... . , OrO:nneiI Jr.. jtra.-ctru di E,t, i,hi! hant- x-xueoi, Vza ii iraKtetl at U7a tj iS g. d. Whiting ar.Ti. ftara irere caujfht In the aer jrxft pulley. Tner were badly maah- ' etl arid cue wa:i brolcen AtsraenstHO batxb Uwpla7. local, per ectuma Ixutb . 43e 4&e Time eousrant pneee on apptfestfo The lyrd will srive srrace arw lorv; no rood thinsr. ,itj Ka i withhold from them that walk npri'htijr, Paafm M 11. WHAT 65-i'ENT W HEAT MKA.r! TODAY IN BRIEF IN AROUND OREGON . 4 VflKOMCLCD BY 1H2 .IJ.T LCt'ED W7BE Of THE ASSOCIATED Mttt HUM .H1.V4 BOIlf IMUlKfl SALEM. J7 13 'f CncUimetl! I Rr.r.'la liae u relatl-74 for Prank Tirenty-nlne oreat woritera from the . Medford, ugene and rjut&ari area3 ' are .atlenta as the Noeth.veae Ka- Wednesday the price of wheat in La Grande mounted to tamt "ma. tnnai-. who died re-i"00-- soidieim home coap-.tat tere.' Swti Week To Begin cue ton. i f 5 .im.ii. i.-i.ttr rr a.ll.lr-ctc t HL JlilT U A Hib-l viu- irjl Thora Bean. Ol ernrrtsnt who stands ready t let trwHe -teeth do a little ' ' "7 taxw- ftur, vrou-ir Ti-yearid tamer mi .-j, .j..-j,, it, Keiue Nebeiter. h-ir, it rrr :2JT E?t . t"40 i-. to ar him tor.-: fc aichard Molllnet. of t!rt aitfKmgft Dare. orwir waj, ai ready appears that it is iuiui destined tor satxesz. i p1" prwnd aw?aoi7 wi-h & roi ifaa ba iiae efcwii axxl ci hu- mm races aicc as fcreaatiu-fciJciz? peed la pacScerl at'-na-SicEa ha.! ar tiirJiixj arul ti same tlrr. Wended w.ta cociedy. Saliy 2Ur, jyxtraja a EuJy of q-uea. tiooasie rcuzatioa wfco is e- cen ser of hectic pr'c?' iafjir-.r w a. amajhi-g ct:.tii. Te pars fcai strc..- drajEASic poMsbiirtiea sfcas jtr played for the ut.-ru-c in xreen vai-oe witii Miaa tlsrs -n cuweicar prerifirtja screen trltinipha. rcrve boftrd- OMAH.l MIEEp OMAHA. July 13 .17. S. D. A.) bht-ep: 7.000; lambs 25? lawer sheep and feeders steady; native and ratine lambu up to 7.00. ewe$ 2.00 and down' feeding lambs 6 25 $5.85. It JC-: TLILZ iactuse. the GTxent level, the highest paid he m three years. The rite, yery thorp, began aftv Iat Deceirer when sitting ures at r.ifct- He erapd Ifiocday from tb a Or(?ca at tMpiz. Aibany Txiesday ; niajonsy or if-ese eetzi treated; day from tbe ! ai.wicg ircn. i&aY mjTinea. ia- ; yesterday bia f cladicg a fe- frarored fuers, .d ; f iVa all txl.4iafl kunifal there wan a nharp riiie that brought the quc;tation." up to, the enrp of eunkimei mu bei011 'iulnn ba'T-' a5ire. a a . .i. . m. 1,-afart TVa M.niM v4 n v.a aa ' !?5 cmta a ntnne , ann ince trten tne trena nas rerrn uswarrj ; peany every aay ana una Jim& weeic gainjf nave reen ex-r.and suxfered .ed diu-n held 4 I , . off ir.r and firemen at bay seieral In fact, the gain haa feen so encouraging t Inland Empire ra.n growers, that Portland at pr.ent i enjoying the big gest trade in wheat from interior sources in many months one a!e alone running up to 100,000 bushels. The producers are taking a good profit for the first twne in several lean years J Sixty-five cent wheat means much to the Grande Rcmde valley, and higher prices are quite poaaihle. No estimate are aUo aeeral caaea of poico. hcur befrre fie uccuir.fcd tfce tear gaa bombs. MMHAOe IX 1T7I.E 'tASTDS. Ore.. July U OWCade-) oAil IS FILED PORTHSD, July 13 OP A pro-' tes? aairiAi reported plana to rno'e to leep yiir oJiltry froci. Ii:e. her'j me- fiilat Simply spcinile tie ciucJcend wvi'a. B--haxtfc. stisa tie po-fftier ibsoush. : Vfrn1Ai- A r - cbear ;ea:hera u 2iucr. as you can. 7aui.ua di x U; LOneTe Uce aaiaU aa qoicic aa a rtr (CQBtaaiirttwn Page Cte -.r m your ccc-f and fcoAca. ed either as tte chamber gC eoni- na iu w- ami relieve r, c-a-d r-crr-nftriied bv Mrs. Mol ier axuety over -li heal-m. Taa ae tnd sister from Salt! scday 6y tt io agnta jppcia.ted br. Lai vjied tn the neighborhood! she Leer faaiUy to deal witii tie b-; i),, j i Tie hail -raich fell Sunday cut I ciie iea7es on the corn and vee-i sables bus did hoc seem to injure; the fruit crop very much. j ; XLi. RsrVna Rock and grand-; t dajh.tarr Shirley Stron?, of La j Grande. tui:I at " t J. A. Leak j- hcnx TtcrsdaT. ; t Ur. Wary Gim, Walla Wal ' la. and RirrT Gtiiham, of Elgin, vls ! it xi Uie AIoexo Gillham home re- NELSON Quality Cuunls Opposite The Post Oldce BODY LICE ON CHICKENS VA V.ri eir-ploment" catr.alg:j cotained 9zb&izes of nearly two mli Ucn d-5iiaraJ irorth of xorfc renoviz horrea and building In Salt Lake City. Btudebaler Bulck and Pontlao All Types of Repairing By Expert Mechanics M. J. Goss automobiles Main 82 Mr. Carter tneree or ai Pine Coc. announced. A free dmoTiatra;.n of Iifeua7ir.jz wUl be ataged ai.Ptne Com Sunday! the Portland gtawb of the tenocal 4'-"' t.J..Z'"Z. ..1" ' ' .oka n. Wed with Henry T. J!Jf? c'.cc - i jMor?enlhaa J'. federal farm com- ! miMioner. In a teiegram laat nla. I siamed bT CocTreasnan Walter Plerr.e . . . elded whether the r-tte -ru a hoaa rjl charlea H. VCiJ.ln. and Carl, 11 " 01 1 netted of pei- j or eenmne. Seaale official laat r rvv.,.,v. ... -ean fniita la a-ptnrx acid haa rjernocratlc central committee. arjl ire death to ileej Bd-fcah ccmes In h-mcy -,zct cans iz 25c and 5k at aae-. seed, gro cery an4 druar stira . Glass Drzs. : Inc. Aa?. has 1kti made of the 1933 crop, but if the yield were to be t!(m 1,000,000 buahela and that is no uniuual crop for Union county 65-cent wheat would mean :turn of $6."0,W0: And ff wheat were to reach the dollar mark locally, it mij?ht min the return or a million-dollar whit crop to the (Jrande Rotide valley,! That would farm relief of a type tfeat cannot be IjeatI AN ACT WITH TEETH IX IT Perhaps no one thif? accompliahed by the recent session of crmgresm, inspired of course by the administration, Rtandx ' forth a more important to national welfare than the national j T.:j;iv rerealed the eonteata of a purported dletres mesaae found In a bottle on beach here .tnday. ,rHeip, we are evamped." the mea tsn read. "Been adrift atnee une 8. 8. KJngland. La.it - north latitude. 51 longi tude. Jim Brent, feed O. Corrj." FW.j'Vaa longitude la ta the Arabian deaert. rc&dened t;-je area 2uroj and i .;Aia wr.icri can be retched ty Cai ash, W indows. Screens S and Doors Made e to Order Window and Car Glaa Carpenter & Cabinet Shop 1406 Jefferson - D. D. ITHIer, Prop. Listen Ilopita' Bills are an ex pen.sive 1 u x u r y, doa't take a chr.nce with im pure ice. Our Ice ij made from pure arater. under eanitary condl. tiana. Our prices are reason able, our services are the best, we have a man at the plant tcr the cash and carry trade. Gaither Ice & Fuel Co. Main 528 special; Sunproof House Paint aa aa per gallon $iwtfU PJa-scc House. Paint CO AA per gallon 923Stf Beat Grade Floor Faint Qff per quart i7vL C!ose-Out Floor alnt ijtftgf per quart DtkIs Pittsburgh Paint Store 111 Elm. St. J. A. Bugg. Mgr. TKI 'K UOHV BV CAR GroTM, 39, died Jimtr.rjs after vi lns AtriKk cirrwrx by an autocr.'.ie driven by T. By Golden here Jat yesrday. Poli said charges may be placed aainat Golden. Tire marks indicated tits car slid more than 90 feet, of fleers said. Ctltt.n R1VF.B VICTIM UT'OB?rit, my 13 Joanne Coe. ' stopd off a term at a ailrruntni? re- or The eh;ft dtaappeared beJore she could be reached. She vaa the1 daughter of tr. and Mrs. Harold C. ) oe of Eugene. .'(t V.n OH fcXTORTIOV HOOD RIVEH, July 13 tjft J, E. Cczad, foruver Hool Hirer orchard Lst, was held here today on a char?e of j attempting to obtain money by threat, after police announced laat m?ht that he had corifeaeed send ing n extortion tetter to C. Beth- t man. a banker, threatening death 4. V. r. MLS ms HnmtJt unit 0.W ms deliTered at an JtfjtSKHVKO - Ore , July 13 VP -Isolated place ea of the city. WASHINGTON TO RECEIVE o MORE CODES (Continued From Page One) Lumber MurmfjurtUT assor.latlon which se7eral days aro submitted s code to Johnson, conferred with him today to seek an 0dlutrrw!nt of . tmi in the adorer-rr.ent which he , had pronounced unacceptable. 'fhe code calls for work in ft hours Turin I riff as hitch a 48 a veek With minimum wages as low as 22 vi cents an hour. As a result of ijy increase tn mini mum wawi and the reduction In worklrifc hours In the cotton Industry, as provided by the cztton code effec tive Monday, man? textile mUls have found a end shift n xary. iVrtithern and northern hit urnt nous coal producers, repreivtinf; a Jartf jK.rilon of re natiw.'s total (,miifi SfQf!Xfeot.'d hand In their toi a i.fa 9.- rt Bu V eaivh(ei.Wi i tia to- EajlfH Will Send VS'inners to Portland (Oonurruea rrom rage One) 9 pleted tonight. The cornmlt'JW ha planned 14 e'inu Incluillnit races. game. ftwlmjnli, etc. Initiation also will ftolr! triltfht. a SIMPLY WORN T)UT? STako 9 ;gctablc Oimpund C!sn tfiTftilntf be mnre wnrfni fm Wrrfnen rhsn fh ril rid houMhott dATmf Vfiu lise no iiirir tr b sick . . . yru are Mrd . , nlllnf . . ysl ran not itnp. Thr rmtiM tlrnt whi omflilnft snap mad you hot yuufMli aimpljr worn out. Lydla F.. Pin ham's V4tsh!s Com fKnind will hlp JflU. lit tofllr K floti !( ttlta ynu rnerd ktrrnath, and tlll mak your dally task sm aaalur to you S out of rvrr IM rmtn who rrfwiri to u mmy thai lhy ara tx-ri'flrr) hy thlr rntHllrlrt. Hu; a leittl from your drua gut today ... and watch the fMiilu. Don't Kxtiect a Stenrifn.phor t dri Meat Work on a yri W Wnrn-Out, rC" Hrokon-Iown 'hsTVPEWRITER Trade In Tour Old Machine on Naw NoiHt'ltiHH Htandnrd or Portable or Let TJs Itepnir It t nmsonsble Cost Turkey Typewriter Co. 100 IV pot Phono 3U.I-W 1 A i tm 'I Now! During FALK'S JULY o CLEARANCE an ,.,0O, o 0 frankly, wo Um knov0!iow loujr we cm mainUti current low levels, for an present hk:Ih are iQplawtowe shall iiresuinalily jmy more. So if there arc tliini'K you iieridS'i' .'tirsclf or family, why wait if you can avoidrj'. buy vu9. O O 0 . o o PKICES ARE AI)VANQ9(?. 0 Thin Three Drufs Clearance Makes it o Doubly Worth Your UltHe IV Buy) In the dwo of vast economic clinnifFs mid (leHiLehe I'alk's is MtajriiiK its mtiiual July Cleanmee as usual. 1 Just 2 More Days Friday and Saturday OTTi.1 TrJ-Vf l aHaanaarS99aaaisnnBBBaBMs 1 : " ' rr 1 jft-ct: 7:mw I' .K w.t - iMftXa . B 1!' C-nml i.in ' ) jf . r I I ... St I IV I - 1 F . 1 I 0 y 4 iw 0 Iff SJft - Li Mpn cm L ' II: VWL " T . 0 Lli ."l-? ' I ' Ea , ftXf , lit. tfi.syatf f - W7 JAXaiA 5 n.Hiiijr wrire 0 0 Whenever the subject of cigarettes comes up, I sit back quietly and let the men explain about the "Toasting" process. Then, if they ask my opinion, I'm pretty frank and tell them why " Luckics please" me, at least. After all, there's an intimate relationship between a cigarette and my lips e reasoning t'm very sensitive about ma personal daintiness. Certainly I en joy Luckies' delicious tobaccos aid their mellow-mildness but the comforting purity of "Toaf)ng" is what I prize almost above every thing else. And that is a woman's reason for saying "Lucs Please!" "ti toasted- ecause