A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Thursday, August 3, 1933
Page Four
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at all sen Uejatcli credited to n or sot etbenriw cretuiod U pub.
ilabed her. All flgutc tf tepuDJtatttlwj apeulal aieputrcfam is
taut paper and alao Uit lotnJ new lierela also are renamed. .
Metlvxi&l .advertising ftepiefcuutatxve
tu Praoclaoa, 1 AutsJee. BeatUe, "arslad. Gbloago
Detroit, Kew T'Jfi
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Dally, par BKStfe is Xnut-
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WCXNT KND KACKCTKEKING
One would have to Lave a child-like faith and an unques
tioning optimitm in believe that racketeering will automatic
al" cease the Hwirwnt the 3th amendinwit is repealed if,
of course, it actually is re;xsileL The dry law has given
aid and comfort to the racketeer, uuyuestio.tia.bJy; but it
didn't call liiui iuto existence, aud lie wvn'i vanish when it
vanish.
What we must face is simply the fact that the underworld
has discovered, during the past dw years, that organized
society is often helpless before daring and ruthless criminals.
This is partly due to an antiquated and cumbej'sorae legal
system, wbich yiyes tiie ensmal much jnore than m even
break when he is charged with a crime. It is partly due
(o a disorganized, poliis-ridden police system which puts
every city under terrific handicaps in its fight on crime.
It us parUy due to the automobile, which has given the crim
inal a new mobility. It is paj-tly due to the traditional cor
ruption and inefficiency which pervade almost every large
city's government from top to bottom.
These are the points on which the congresviona committee
must give us a lot of detailed information.
THK CHANCK IS 0LKS
Upon jlhe events of the next ix raontiis, probably, will
depend M'e fate of our flight to escape f jvm tlie depression,
Wcan hapeur future to suit ourselves and if we are as
wise and brave as we like to believe, we can pave the way
for a iK'tlcr, freer life for everyone in America.
While Prices Go
uP
We Are Still Offering
At a Reduction
from
Last Spring's Low Prices!
H2o5)
The Weather
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Auvw Ceiu)!tnA-ui iu UMt purlMnt',
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TODAY
ABOUND
IN BRIEF, IN AND
OREGON
Fui 30 fiaye ct viH iw ir t fart-
EALEM. Allf;. 8 CImbtj- Alifl
! berry tamnme will be- prucrUcailj
I ocuupliTUKi litif tiiii. wtit v-itb Ute
New Numbers On SJkw
At ZuFer Saturday
Spray nud IXrri JtLirk. tbe "Melody
ClarUM Jmjih Vrduti, wili nUig the
MuUwjq, "tJue girt Itouj the CHilden
Wnt" will Jcuture uW-tlUie XtutniwrB,
taluglug Wid jJttyiiig hex vwxi guitar
Juuli McXutyre, student erf Miws
AJyuv Owt woU luriiltiii a fepanibii
cUluoc, Uttl Mi bis MtJLutyre In the
duuhter trf Mr, tOid Mrt. Owige Mo !
JUutyj.
An attempt albo It. being xu&de to
bevurt) the Ari.aubW HU1 ilililt us a
prt'iul jeature.
90 HALT JbLAMA'JH fHtlK
10,711 FAliUS, Off,. Aug.
litre jS h doaeu mj-lit tuuk 00m
xuuitd trf the KJiuutkti) Pull luxubur
utxihe tliit nioriuiig aird tuiuouuMXl
ojx-ruLluiifc vouid be ruued Fnciur,
Tiie pimiu 1U le tiuvwn upen ftud
tnpiujw ttkbec bact rt-&j dltae ul
tlit-ir tyinnjcti'jtu with tlie MUJ axid
Tinibw Wurfeer tiiiloii, tne cenUtJ
ofTttuixu.tJfu u taUhug -witlkovrt mp
pling tlie iiidusiry Jur two woec.
Lumbermen, uywuug here lit
aipht, tvok the u-ftioa without a
conlereiice with the union. ITaey ttc-
, itiid aiid they would operate uuder
j it proviHious until thanpt vee
j tuuuouxioud rom Waffiungtaa.
POKTl-AJfD, Aug. 8 (JP? TiV
Willamette river todtiy cradled the
! most iiietoric ship ttllout.
j The wiierable lrxa.r. CouBtitu
! tion, whereic ic eushrrued much that
jit rittU la the etriy iiiuvjry erf ttue
1 juution, wae berthed uX B'un ItiluxkCL
1 where nil could riew ler trim unfl
jwtnteJy touIJ taid ber towerisr ittpurB.
il'IKVE Ii:HL, HiMI
KLAMATH x AU. Ore.. Aug. 8 iff-
Ear H- ffchi. cwuutt jutlpe off
Jat:fcbon county told m turruit mun
Jury bflre iie iiad no thoupht eff the
taeriij letti:m rwouut in ix mmd
a he entered the trounhouae to tvt
tezid the rood rovenu&cnt cDnpeafc
on the mpht cd P-bruiiry 2D. aehl
appeared on tae stand a& the con-
ic3uGing witness lor iixmaeU' in the
ctte in which he ii churced with tud
top In the theft ttf ballot Irom the
Medloi-d courthouite.
JehJ 'b teHtunony continued this
morning. The b lute's mbuxtal and
.eloBinr ?tutnmentn probubly will be
toompleU'd Fnduy and tt appeared
jhtely the Jry wra'id rw't tht
W.UULAVT CALLtO
JSAIiEM, Aug. I iflf The state
treuKuror voday Jatiued a call lor 181,
IfW) F-Rneral fund warrant stamped
not paid lor want oJ lunUiM up to
and Including June 30.
IO CUJCILATE rtnilONS
SALEM. Aup. f Preliminary
application to circulate initiative
peutionc calllnp lor repeal of tb
bus and truck luw were lUad at the
iRtate departsnent today by H. fl.
Blactter and CTlarenoe P. Wagner, oS
Portland.
H'OtlJl REPEAL CIVIL KEBVIt'E
SALEM, Aur. 8 (VPt Bepeal of
the county civil wsrrioe lew, opera
tive in Multnomah county, lb sought
in initiative petitions filed here today
by George Bylander of Portland.
After a ballot title is writen by the
attorney general, circulator will have
until July 6, 1934 to complete and
Hie the peUUona for vote at the
November election oi
iHHitt KEWH VOtt 000 MEN
MAIiKHFIKLD. Ore., Aug. 3 )
More than 600 ineo In mills and
camp ol the Coos Buy Lumber com
pany will beaent through the order
hued by the company today estab
lUJilntf a flat minimum wage acale of
50 cents an hour, elective, lmme.
dlately.
TO PAY HVE PKR CENT
BALEM, Aug. 3 Release of
fiv twr cent of the savlnes deoosit
nt h r!nmrrurrial and Bavlna hnnw-
of Multnomah was announced today
Dy n- a. c;ui mum b urcj m Mruaeni
ot batiks.
Ten-year-old Clinton White of Port
Worth, Tex., has suffered 38 bone
fractures in clffht years.
MA VJSJK rtAMtS JJJXP6 COLT
AKMJN, Ohio V?) Perhaps tennis
helps to get distance into a golf
drive. Miss Mary Jg hrowue, former
tennis champion, who tumuoceaelul
Jy ck-leiitiud her Ohio women's golf
ciuinxplouahip here this year, is the
state's lojutfwst driver among women
players, Mi-s. Unumton Lixunvne, the
new champion and Mrs. Uurt Well
prouwrd ISms Browne tor distanoe off
the tee, and hoth ar twawt teirais
players.
I HhHHY OKOHKES 1JAPPV
IliAViSKtE CITY. Mich. ' ier
ry growers rf this region have reason
to be happy. With a ao.000,000 pound
crop going to t&e pacliing plant this
y?w. jjroweis sre ry'rt t'hryg
tlnw tlie prioee rtfered a year ay.o.
Stoneking's
Grocery
1427 Adams Ave.
Puffed Wheat
I'kjf. IOC Kach
Grapefruit Juice
2 Tins 25C
Jf Junior
Coffee
1 K!d27c
Creamery li utter
J'oundu
for
53c
Cane Sugar
20 , $1.19
FiiKE DKIJVKKY
"JRA
vi oo ova PAST
-'1ALK.B
-TUtKE IS SIHSTirm POK QIJAUJT"
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W, DO OUR 'PART
ANNUAL AUGUST
ANKET
WEEK
(Friday, Aug. 4th to Aug. 11th)
Save From 20 to 50 Now!
rpiIATS exactly what we mean! These blankets w ere all bought
-1- prior to recent price advances bought when wool was seiiing
from 8c to 10c a pound instead of the present price of 21c to 25c
a pound.
These soaring wool prices have naturally caused blankets to ad
vance 20 per cent to 50 pec cent over what Falk's are selling them
for this- week. ' - 1 ,
Our advice to you is "Buy Blankets This Week"-n
A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY BLANKET UNTIL CALLED FOR!
This should be your
Choice of Hotels
'Because:
71 New 7w rstw roakf tit
JJAKMOOJtK tit ctt ini'jik
L$ mirJ rA hvirt, II, 1 W, I'J,
V fi.Ui, Hixitl Imauly ifttM.
t) Nily very room bu pti-
vt-u ili,
f) W'nin (reJlnf unaronjpj.
f) f)QWflUtD loTflitl'MI rlj to
Hoi i, tui nut DuUy,
t) Daa J. Mvr. iurmty vl lh I
MfM llolri in Peauwfr, owiit '
J(.l ot' Ui LANtlOOKli
AAA. Omc OppotJU IIoUJ '
Oppotite Tctruiml Sales IiuiMing
TWELFTH AND MORRISON
PORTLAND
All Blankets Are Manufactured in
Oregon from Oregon Grown Wool!
HERE'S REAL VALUE
A pure Oregon wool four-pound blankel, sixe 72x84 inches. Beautiful two-tone pastel colors. One of
tlie best looking blankets ever featured in La Grande This weeks price
5.95
YOU'LL PROBABLY NEVER BUY PENDLETON BLANKETS
AT PRICES THIS LOW AGAIN .... BUY PLENTY! !
PENDLETON "TRAILS END"
$6.95
A pure virgin wool blankel in solid colors.
Size 72x81 inches. Satin bound edges. This
weeks price -
"TRAILS END" TWO TONE
Two-tone Oregon virgin wool blankets size
72x84 satin bound edges. This weeks Vli' Q hZ.
- - - f J9J
price
Finest Grade of
PENDLETON
BLANKETS
The best bed blankets to be found anywhere. Dainty pastel shades. Size
72x84 incites I5e sure to see them This weeks price
$8.95
. . . . ALSO SAVINGS ON ALL PENDLETON CAR ROBES AND SHAWLS ....
JOE PAL00KA
7 NtXJ KNOW WHAT, JX. ( VflU-L NOW AJNT nnVT GIMME A RAP f. MW.T3V'
UCrVA(WAi.1v--Bar 1 FUW.SOVMI.' ( SODV ftN' A VP
CWAY I Ol riHAJ'IiOCJY.J WAIT HURUAN ILL GIT I CHOCKUT SODV. J I ARWBWJI
1 rHO HOV-AtVA, WHAT 1 ACOIJCLe. I ClA-lOS L5"TrsrZt rijr"
CCkA-V I OR. 1 ''l, ONE APIECE Vv(04T 7 Cv"": ITf ,'. i'4
no.'a rap sooyA'i got Sitsawe'RY.i
ONE ON ME, CHERRVANTHE
BUT CTfe CEP7TNV CWER POPULAR
WHW MY PREN.i RAMDRS. BUT I
AST PER.' r" S NEVEVS HEARD
ATKATT.'
I i s'pcse rrs
MEBBE A.
PTJI5RIN4 KIND.
I OH AJEll,
f MEBBE
1 Strawb'rVi-L
U DO .
1
Rhapsody in Pink
IF tank; . pu it-
how OUKNCW
I LIKE DEES
COLD MILK
WFPT Wire a.
CREAM AN' PROOTfj
1 WA5 WONDRA
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OH I JIST
TOOK A
CHANCET
I COULDN'T
I GIT THE
FLAVOR
YtMJSS
WANTID.
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