La Grande evening observer., July 28, 1933, Page 3, Image 3

Friday, July 28, 1933
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.
SOLONS WIN AND
PORTLAND LOSES
THURSDAY NIGHT
Iiy Tli 'Amwliitea Press ,
Pi teller Ed Bryan had returned
Sacramento's name to tho victory
column today and extended the Sena
tors' first place margin to one and
one half games over the second place
Portland and Hollywood cluba.
Bryan outs tend led three Los An
geles hurlers . tor -, ten Innings last
night and then singled In Sacramen
to's half of the extra Inning1 to send
Karl McNeely home and give tho co
lons their first win of the series, 8-7.
Garrett Arbelbide's ninth Inning
circuit olout with one aboard gave
Hollywood a. 3-2 victory over Portland
and boosted the Stars into a second
place tie with the Beavers. '
That much-traveled Coast leaguer,
"Junk" Walters, led Seattle to a 3-2
win over the Missions with a second
inning homer that started a 3 -run
scoring spree.
Propelled to victory by Johnny Bot
tarlnl's triple, double and slnglo, San
Francisco made It -three straight over
Oakland, 10-5.- .
Hills Bros. One j
Of First To Join
In Recovery Plan
One of the first of the Pacific coast
manufacturers to respond to the
president's KRA plan was Hills Bros.,
Internationally known coffee makt.
The following telegram was sent to
President Roosevelt: "
- July 25, 1933;
"Tho Honorable Franklin D, Roosevelt
The President .... . .
The White House
Washington, P. C. ,
With the earnest desire to co-oper
ate with your plan for recovery Hills
Bros., wholesale coffee roosters and
distributors with headquarters In San
Francisco are establishing today
thirty-five hour week for plant em
ployees and forty hour week for of
fice employees tn San Francisco and
division offices throughout United
States without wage reduotlon,
HTTiT.S BROS.
Corh-Fidd Philosophy
ENGLISH TENNIS
TEAM IS VICTOR
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for this Column mult
he In by 9 a. m.
ROLAND GARROS STADIUM,
Auteull. France,' July 28 (P) Eng
land blasted France's hopes of keep
ing the Davis cup today with a clean
tweep of the first two singles matches
the challenge round or the inter-
latlonal tennis battle.
Fred Perry, British No. 1, overthrew
(the great Henri Cochet In a stirring
five set struggle, 8-10, 6-4. 8-6, 3-0,
1(1-1, for the main thrust after Henry
W. Austin easily disposed of the new
I comer, Andre Merlin, 0-3, 6-4, 6-0.
Laxative drugs Impair digestion.
Crazy Crystals mineral water can be
safely used even with children. De
mand the genuine and get It at Olass
Drugs. Inc. t.
DID YOU KNOW THAT
at the Standard Laundry your
hand knit dresses are really SIZED?
Be sure to send' yours to us. Phone
Main 50. 7-28-a t.
fjupe Velez Will
Be Feminine Lure
In Baer's Picture
HOLLYWOOD, July 28 P) Lupe
Itfelez. the Mexican tornado whose red
'trasses bob about in excitement at
the prize fights In Hollywood and
Los Angeles almost weekly, Is going
to be the feminine lure In Max Baer's
movie.
California's candidate for the
world's heavyweight championship ar
rived yesterday to do his stunt be
fore the cameras.
11ASBUALL STANDINGS
By The Associated Press
Coast league
W. L. Pet.
Sacramento 70 48 .603
Portlondl 68 47 .691'
Hollywood 68 47 .691
Los Angeles 66 48 .670
Oakland 62 61 .400
Missions 48 00 .410
Ban Francisco 45 70 . .301
Seattle H ir.37B
Yesterday's Results
Sacramento 8, Los Angeles 7.
Hollywood 3. Portland 2.
Seattle 3, Missions 2.
,San Francisco 10, Oakland 5.
American League
W. L. Pet.
Washington 60 33 .045
New York 68 35 .624
PhllndelDhla 47 46 .605
Detroit 46 40 -484
Cleveland 0 485
Chicago 43 51 "
Boston 61 .452
St. Louis 36 63 .364
Yesterday's Results
At Boston 6. Philadelphia 2.
At Washington 3, New York 2 (10
lnnlng gome).
, At Detroit 9, St. Louis 10 (12
liuilng game).
At Chicago 1, Cleveland 0.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their kindness, help and
floral offerings, especially the United
Spanish War Veterans and auxiliary,
after tho death of L. 'lumore.
Mrs. L. Fillmore and family.
7-28-1 t.
Horse Makes Man .
x Good Candidate
For Nudist Cult
RITZVILLK. Wash. A half
broken horse made Swart Roloff
a, good candidate'' for a nudist
colony. - swan roped-the horse
which dragged him across a, field
and through three , wire fences.
When it finally gave In. Roloff
was attired only In pair or
shoes, :
DixieWorkersAre
Delighted With The
New Pay Under Code
i ;
THERE are lots of places you'd
like to be this summer what
with reduced steamship rates,
and cruises tagged with almost
week-end prices. You'd like to be
in sunny Provence, say. And look
ing over the dinner menu, In
leisurely holiday mood you'd con'
sider a trout, a bottle of white
wine, chicken a la borche, a loaf
of French bread, pommes au beur
re, an omelette aux confitures, a
neufchatel cheese and finally cafe
nolr.
Corn I Ripe
But let's be philosophic. Per
haps if you were there, something
In the smell of summer sunshine
would remind you that It's corn
season 1". the U. S. A. Golden ears
are ripe on the tall stalks, tassels
are waving In tho wind ana ten
der corn on-the-eor la something
to be glad about.
Serve It often while It Is tn
season. And keep on your shelf
those good grades of whole grain
canned corn which - retain the
cotn-on-the-cob flavor because the
corn has been picked ripe and the
flavor is sealed In. Did you ever
serve corn fritters with fried
chicken and Introduce them with
a delicious lemon sherbet? Here
1b the way the corn fritters are
best made:
Corn Fritter t: Beat one egg
well and add to the contents of
one S-ounce can of corn or one
large cup of corn cut from the cob.
Mix together one-halt cup flour,
one teaspoon baking ponder and
one-fourth teaspoon salt. Add to
the corn. Drop by spoonfuls into
hot deep fat 375 degrees- -and
fry until brown.
By Ben P. Meyer
MAOON, eta:, July 28 un Thou
sands of cotton mill workers In the
deep south opened their pay envelopes
today the first many of them re
ceived under the new textile code of
tho - industrial recovery act and
said they thought the recovery act
was a dandy Idea,
Do I like the textile code?" sold
a I young mill worker, repeating the
question. . v f
-'''Well, I'll ask you: who wouldn't
like it 20 hours a week less work,
and more pay. . You see, I used to get
16 cents an hour, worked, 60. hours a
week, and go 19 a week. Now I work
only 40 hours a week only live days
end get 12 a week, wny, tne on-
AT THE LIBERTY
All the tremendously exciting
events you have lived -through in
the last twenty wears Bro vividly
pictured on the soreen In' a sweeping
panorama of American life entitled
'Song of tne sagie, - raramwun.
thundering eplo of the American -
scene, which opened toooy ai ww
Liberty theatre. A supero cost in
cluding suoh excellent playera as
Charles Blckford, Richard Arlen, Mary
Brian, Jean Hersnoit, t-oulse presser,
Andy Devlne and Qeorge K. Stone,
are featured unaer tne airawuu w
Ralph Murphy. ' ; '
Two tremendous decades flash
by In a compelling picture of the
years through wnicn you nave juv
lived, giving them a point, a mean
ln. an obleotlve depicting Amer
ica's post-war Inertia In the midst
of prosperity and the weights to
which this mighty nation rose dur
ing the depression. Here is an
Intrepid battle against the forces
of evil and corruption as seen
through the startled eyes of one
average family here too Is a prog
nostication of the future, for tho
picture carries you up to the end of .
1933.
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July an.' .;,'. , v iij"tf ij- .-...
Last year1 the highest vu above.
This year attempted to equal the:
1028 period, ifcut fell short by two
days and one degree. It will tank,
however, as one of the hottest sum-;
men In local history. Already there
has been five days of loo or higher.
recorded, the first in June, and more
maybe la store before Uie summer
la over.-"---" -- . , i
And, lust to complete the story, It.
was 16 below aero here on Feb. 9 this
year, making at least a range o.122
degrees for La Qrande In. 1136.' i
V
SONG OF. THE EAQLE
Heat Wave Is Second .
Warmest on Record
(Continued from, Fage One)
The 27th refuted these hopes, how
ever, with a 102 above, and then on;
terence will more than pay.my, rent the 28th, the. mercury topped 1041;
in the village."'- , '"' 1 ' ' '' 'Next day normal weather returned. '
1 All that July, . 1928 Tieat wave did
was: first equal' the old record, then
set a new record for heat, and then
set an all-tune record fon consecu
tive 100-above days of atxl
July, 1931, did a fairly good Job.
On the 19th It was 100' above and
on the 20th. 107 tying the new rec
ord. But the heat had a relapse then,
end It did not reaoh 100 again until
JESTER'S SHOE SHOP
, High- Grade Bhoe Reealrlag
At Bock Bottom Prices , . .
Shoes Dyed 25o, 86o We pick
out the old stitches 1st Class
or No Pay I
ISIS Adams Next to Mratet
State Tested Ice i
Our Ice under state test, by L. 8.,
Leach, Feb. 3. -1933, . of . the Bute .
Department of Agriculture IS ABSO
LUTELY PURE. With bacterial
count of only 12 per cubic. centimeter,
which la almost sterile. t ...
Residence Delivery Our Specialty ,
" Dependable Service
' Warehouse on N, Spruce,. ,
Open Until 7:30 IvenlDgs - -
- Young's Ice Co. !
160S 8 Ave. Ph. Main 04
meals, Bakers and large sized cups
now on sale at Richardson's Art and
Qlf t Shop for from 9 cents to 26 cents
each. See the window display of this
ware. 7-21-t f.
Dry box factory wood. Large truck
load delivered $5.50 per load. Tele
phone orders collect. Pondosa Pine
Lumber Co., Elgin, ore.. i-ao-a i.
8CBOOL CHILDREN
Tou can get scratch paper at the
Observer. So pad. ll-2-t f.
Playing Zuber Hall Saturday might,
Harmony Kings. 7-27-3 tp
Following the custom of other .
oltles, the Dentists of La Qrande will
close their offices on Saturday after-'
noons until Oct. 1. 7-20-4 T,
NOTICE OF MEETING OF BOARD
OF EQUALIZATION FOR UNION
COUNTY, OREGON.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that the
County Board of Equalization for the
County of Union, State of Oregon.
will meet at the Court house In said
County on the 14th day of August,
1933, (being the second Monday of
sold month), And continue In session,
exclusive of holidays, from day to
day for a period of one month, for
the purpose of examining and making
necessary corrections In valuations,
descriptions, qualities of land and
lots or properties as shown by the
assessment roll as compiled by the
Assessor.
All parties Interested or having
grievance in their assessment should
attend and present their claims as re
quired by law.
Dated this 20th day of July, 1933.
D H. PROCTER. County Assessor.
7-21-1 t
1 1
AUTO GLASS l
Have your broken windshield or side I
glass refitted at a saving In both J
time and money at Richardson's Art i
and Olft Shop. 7-21-t f.
Used combine harvesters. Special f
terms and prices. J
W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO.
7-17-t f. I
WASH DRESSES
Children's - 60c to 1.60
Ladies' , ,.790 to 2.79,
GUARANTEED TO WASH 6c WEAR
Norton's Kiddy Shop.
7-1-1 m.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT J
OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER OF
THE CURRENCY.
Washington, D. C May 24, 1933
Notice Is hereby given to all per- i
sons who may have claims against J
"The United States Natlonai Bank of ,
La Grande. Oregon," that the same
must be presented to Hugh Bodmer, J
Receiver, with the legal proof thereof. (
within three months from this date.
or they may be disallowed. f
F. G. AWALT, Acting Comptroller of i
the Currency. 6-24-3 m.j
GRANDE RONDE
MEAT CO.
"MT. EMILY BRAND"
Features for Saturday & Monday
July 29-31
WANTED!
County, City and School Warrants,
in Exchange for Merchandise.
i7
our own
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home made mayonnaise
tastes
FRESH
hecause it is fresh
When you make your own mayonnaise you use an egg just out of
the shell and choice Wesson Oil. Perhaps you use freshly squeezed
lemon juice instead of vinegar! These fresh ingredients are whipped
to a creamy smoothness and served while you know they arc fresh ...
so your own home made mayonnaise always has that delicious ' just
made" taste ... and there simply isn't anything to compare with it.'' v
Cottage Butts
Sugar Cured
Pound
9c
FOR EVERYDAY USE
New heavy weight Ransom Pattern
White' Seml-Porcelaln Dlnnerworc,
Tea Cups and Saucers, Plates, Oat-
Pct.
.609
.552
.647
.521
.500
.429
.427
.411
Notlonail League
W.
New York 58
Chicago 63
Pittsburgh 62
St. Louis 49
Boston 7
Philadelphia 39
Cincinnati l
Brooklyn 37
Yesterday's Results
At New York 2, Brooklyn 0.
At Philadelphia 4-2, Boston 3-1.
At Pittsburgh 2. Chicago 0.
At St. Louis 4, Cincinnati 3.
75 WHALES ON HEACII
MIAMI. Fla. The bodies of 75
killer wholes, ranging In length from
12 to 30 feet, and weighing from 2.
000 to 6.000 pounds each, were found
on Cape Sable coast by two fisher
men. The cause of their death Is a
mystery.
Steel ties laid between 30 and 40
years ago ore still In use on railways
Hi the cape province of South Africa.
"HOW THEY
GLEAM!"
iBeadspreadfi and
Pillows
)f silk, rayon, ot
celanese retain
their original lus
tre, shape and
smartness when
dry-cleaned at the
ODORLESS CLEANERS
1107 Washington Main 701
m
NELSON
Quality
Counts
Opposite The
Post Office
Waterspar
QUICK DRYING
ENAMELS
Beautiful Shades
Easy to Apply
Pittsburgh
Paint Store
ill Elm. St. ; J. A. Bugg, Mgr.
Bacon Backs
Lean. Sugar Cured.
Pound . . . . 11c
Veal Roast
Very nice.
Pound , . , . 11c
Cocoanut
Fancy Long Shreds
1-lb. Ceiio Bag
19c
Shelled
Walnuts
. Halves
1-lh. Cello Bags
39c
Bacon Squares
Fresh Daily
Pound .... He
Spring Lamb
Nice Shoulders
Pound .... He
Veal Steak
' Extra Choice.
2 Pounds . . 23c
Cocoa
Monarch Brand
1-lb. Tins
19c
Pineapple
Matched Slices
In Syrup
2". Tins
2 for 33c
FLOUR "Martins Best"
We have a few barrels to sell
before tax is put on.
49 lbs. $1.49 Bbl. $5.25
Apricots
For Canning
io Bu. Baskets
$1.39 each
Crab Meat
Yacht Club
Fancy Claw Meat
12 Tin
2 for 49c
Lit COSTS
Portland's
Kin MOr'iivVt''
NO !'V'.St-MA ..
ssS
Larg.' -Famous
row1
ic
k""3 J., of V"
" onor''v
1.50 ' -,dup
CORN FLAKES
Buy all you want at
4 for 25c
Your own fresh
home made
mayonnaise
with no trouble
at all... perfect
mayonnaise
EVERY TIME...
IN THE NEW
IX MINUTE
MAYONNAISE
MAKER
temtiimm, HERE'S THE NEW MIXER
I WHIPS IT U P IN 1
i JL PERFECT MAYONNAISE EVERY
GET THE MIXER AND
1 PINT OF WESSON OIL
at your grocer's today!
both for
THAT
MINU T E S 1
TIME!
It works with one hand while you pour with the other . . . whips up a
perfect mayonnaise in IK minutes ... the time required for the pint of
Wesson Oil to pour out of the can. When the can is empty, six more
strokes and your mayonnaise is finished. It can't fail.
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The recipe is on (he mixer
WESSON OIL2, - making good things fo eat
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