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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1933)
Thursday, August 17,19331 .W-TIT' LA GKANDii EVENING UBS1SBVKK, LA GRAN 1)13. ORE. Pr TKrw SGGIETY NOTES; MIm Omi Dvka, oclf Mltof . . Telephone Main iOO until : . as, 'Mrs. John Ormand Advances In Handicap' Tournament At La Grande Country Club , Mrs. John Ormand capped . tor somewhat eensatlonal rise to eml nence on the La Grande country club course yesterday when' she-.deseated Mrs. A. W. Nelson In the spring handicap tournament winning six down and rive to go lu the 98 hole match. .A ,v: . : Women golfers are qualifying this week for- the elub championship, t while early In September as soon as -. the weather becomes pooler, they plan to gd to Pendleton to meet the , . local women there-i VI ?'-v J MV .'- : Ladies Missionary , Society Meets ' ' 1 ! Mrs.: Maude Charlton presided' at ' ' the meeting of the L. S, to the B. of L. F. and E. last night at the Eagles hall. Regular business was transact- ed and Sept. 30 was set as the date of, the next regulan meeting, ,: r. 'Ladies Society : Meets Wednesday , The Ladles Missionary society of the Baptist, churah was entertained Wedne$layat the home of; Mrs. E. Chenault In, -tho Grande- Bonde valley with 84 women 'preaerit InolucUug a few visitors. ' Dinner woe served .fit 1 o'clock, with the fried chicken served , by Mrs. Chenault supplemented by : other potluck Items furnished toy the other guests. The business meeting ; was called to order by Mrs. William Couzens with ' the' regular business transected . ' Plans - were -made Jfor - a : cooked foodisale to peihold Saturday. " ' AUgUSt 88. The program of the afternoon was given under the direction-' - of- Miss Edith Ackley. The- 121st .psalm was read and prayer was offered -by Mrs. P. B, Finlay. The subject of the mission study was "Searchlights." token from- the Baptist Missions magazine. Mrs. Harvey St. oohn's subject was "Thrill Of Life"; Miss Mertle Whltmer, "The Dream of An Indian Princess"; Mrs. M. P.- Ohand- . ler. "Baptist-Work Among the Mexi cans"; Mrs. Hi P. Pox, ''Through Ad versity the Church Endures"; . Mrs. Zlgler, "Experiences of a Missionary"; . Mrs, Couzens, 'Homo Missionary Pro gram ofi Today sand Tommaw.'1 The next meeting will be held In two weeks with-the place to be announc ed laten".: ; -... Miss Murphy Weds Janies 'A, Moor6 "; .' Mrs. J. C, Murphy, of Baker, It, 'a graduate of St, Francis academy here. She attended the Eastern Oregon Oregon Normal school in La Qranne, Morylhurst oallege and a Normal school near Oswego. J Mr, and Mrs. Moore received congratulation- from a large number, of friends after the ceremony. They will leave Thursday for Bonks, where Mr, Moore ds. operating a farm. ( .- ) . Tlie wedding of Mies alurphy was the Inspiration for a surprise, party given at Baker. Tuesday (ll her honor by 24 friends, '!;: . : ,- against because of union activities, i t t 'During Miss Murphy's absence the friends. ientered'-.her. home; and were I upon the type of representation they "Ol-eN MIIIP" PROVISION' ' MODIFIED WASHINGTON, Aug. 17 W An agreement' between the automobile Industry and the NRA upon the "open shop'1 provision of the Industry's code was reached today,' with spokesmen for the manufacturers- accepting a modification proposed- by Robert W. Lea, deputy administrator. The change, which officials Indi cated represented 'the views of Hugh 8. Johnson, the administrator, was the first modification of the '''col lective bargaining'1 labor clause of tho Industrial act which, has been written. In co-operation with the NRA, The law, as written, provided fox the organization and collective barr gaining of employes with no restraint Burke, Pioneer Of - -La Grande, Is Dead (Continued from Pag One) him, five of whom will be! here for fthe- funeral. Albert Burke offlpo- kane, Leo of Klamath Falls, and Frank of Burlington, Wash., already have arrived, while Mr.' and Mrs. Frank Depcnder and Mr. and Mrs, Al Fautch. nil of Spokane, are expected ,to arrive beforo the funeral. Mrs. ! Depcnder and' Mrs. Fautch nre duughtcrs of Mr. Burke. The sixth' daughter. Mrs. E. L. Meyers, of Baldr I win, N. Y., was unable to come for the services. ! ' , Tho. funeral will be held Friday morning' at 9 o'clock" at the Church of Our Lady of the Valley with Rev, Father Nooy In charge. The rosary will be recited at the chapel , of Walkers Funeral Home this evening at 7:30. Burial will be In the family plat in CaUiollo cemetery. , Heat Relief In Sight :: ... , In Oregon, Elsewhere (Continued From Page One) ! scorching afternoon was in prospect today, u ;..: .v , :..(i.,.--t. i! i- -- - Kalns which yasterduy visited Cen tral Oregon' greatly relieved that dis trict. .....' ' j At Klamath Fulls the maximum Wednesday . was 93, . Medford had 88, Salem 85.' Baker P3,. .Umatilla. 1Q0, Spokane 98. SUBMIT PlAN AS. SOON 'AS ' BOARD. READY , (Continued from Pge One ,, J IH r,M.f i ... In Portland Tuesday also attempting to Interview he board, .jbut pwnt, qf them Were unsuccessful,' and ..thoao who did get, a .word .fpund tha, no notion, coufd. he expected . fori few days. y, ;H . s; ; , . . H ' To Vse Teleihoiio 'The local plan is Uf Keep In touch with f he Oregon board tliroiigh long distance telophone until an appoint njpnt tan be, obtained, then a lele giitlon will go to Portland with the brief and ' definite' aotlon way be hoped for. The Beaver Creek plan, also the E. O. N. training school pro- Jeot,'may be expeoted to receive early approval, as It conforms with the de sire of the publlo works administra tion as to choraoter and alsp because It would put men to work lmmediiite ly. Both of these projecte also have been formally approved . by 'eipctjon, another necessary step. ' ' ,f City Manager Angus McAllister to day sold that as soon as the brief was given definite approval by -tha federal authorities, work . could. ' be started Immediately, with excavation to be the first step pending arrival of pipe, for which delivery would re quire approximately 80 days. Distri bution of the pipe could be continu ed , throughout the winter, which would insure no delay in trie event the work Is approved this loll. Work on the reconstruction of the pipeline probably will be done In sections and if early approval la fortheomlnf, dm replacement might be completed be fore winter set In, Complete details relative to tho Beaver Creek brief are ' to tie an nounced In the near future, the city manager said. Lu, Grande's projects will be arrtang the first to receive attention In spite of delays, as projecte filed long igo and sent to Washington- have been returned, It la said, for approval by tlte new Oregon board. -' The local project was authorized by a favorable, vbft on a WrfJHft. bond issuo in July, and of this sum ap proximately a 13.000 Is for the pipe line reconstruction and approximate ly $46,000 for the proposed power plant to furnish the 'city with elec tricity for municipal buildings and the water and sewage systems. I ready--to- receive her. upon lier re turn. She received several gifts. After an evening, of . bridge, a lovely lunch was served. " ..-.v, y . I Miss Frances Amelia Murphy, of Baker, and James A. Moore, of Banks, Ore., were united In marriage by Rev. Ma. Casey 'at nuptial -mass in St. Francis: cathedral at Baker Wednes day. The solemn and impresslvu ser vice was used-.n'.- . '.. Tlier bride was attended by Miss Gertrude Karp and the bridegroom by Mr. Arthur Chaves. Miss Murphy, carrying a bouquet of sweetpeas, was lovely in a peach colored- silk; 'crepe gown with picture hat to match..,". The bride, a daughter of Mi. and N. R. A. HEAD APPOINTMENT ' '"IS -EXPECTED (Continued from Page One) ':i--.jf..'iUv.' !', ,fc ' !j Rep. Walter M. Pleroe conferred with 14. .R.' A; officials' in l'aftlaml an this question an a. recent visit, and mude a recommendation for nn appnlntee to take, the place left Vacant by Mr, Benson. ri, r ' ' '. f ' - N. R. A. organization. In this dis trict is expeoted to be quickened ma terially when the appointment is an nounced, J, I .; ' In La Qrande 20a have signed certi ficates. of compliance'lmtltllng them to display the Blue Eagle. Insignia', however, is still lacking at the . post office, no new supply having arrived since the original supply was -used up. - ,i '. ... In Washington today's status of the national Industrial ' recovery - cam paign stands -as. follows: President Roosevelt weighs oil pro gram as industry and NRA leaders go over plans. 1 -, Experts seek common, understand ing on -labor for. steel code. : .. NRA pushes efforts to, bring coal and. autps Into campaign. f. ; .-, Hearings held , on lumber rotallers code. . . .... i-. -ri . Modifications of .re - employment agreement or blanket code announced to cover cigarette and other tobacco manufacturers, flat glass Industry, gos appliances, folding' box manufac turers, cooking and heating . appli ances, book manufacturers, Jarm equipment, lead, chain and other in dustries.-!' 1 , -' . Labor board prepares to deal direct ly with company officials In worker's oharges they have -been discriminated It-.Kl'RJ flESK This should be your Choice of Hotels " . . ' i !! Because: The New Low ratM mftlct tbt DANMO0RE tho most ccon omicaJ good hotel, tl, 1160. S3, $2.60. Special family rata. ( Nearly every room fau a prt rte bath. Women trarelinf uoaceompaaV ltd receive every courleay. Downtown location cloae to the etorea, but uot noUy. . f the 1 Dan J. Moore, formerly of Moore Hotel in Seaaide, owna ' and operalu the DAN MOOES pwion&Uy. , t A- A. A, Office Oppoiit Hotel k L Opposite Terminal Sales Building TWELFTH AND MORRISON PORTLAND 'Authorized . BBRICI on Studebaker ' Bulck and Pontlso Automobiles ; All Types of Repairing By Expert Mechanics M. J. Go8s Automobiles .. Main 82 Waterspar QUICK DRYING ENAMELS Beautiful Shades Easy to Apply Pittsburgh Paint Store NOTICE We- sell ' onlyHArtlflclql Ice made' ttofn pur water." All calls answered promptly. -, ; . We also handle only the bost quality of Coal - and i Wood. Alt our products are guaran teed. . . Our services are, the best. a :xo T -. 1 . Gait her Ice & Fuel Co. k Main 528 might select. The additional modifying provision which was written In today after a conference between Lea and Repre sentatives of the industry follows: . "Under the foregoing provisions, the employers In the Industry may con-? tlnue -, the .open shop., policy , , under which the selection,, retention .and advancement of emplcryes wtill be on - the; basis -,of. individual ' merit without regard to their affiliation or non-afflllatlon tlth aify labor or other organisation." The belief was expressed by an of ficial of the administration that the wording of the ' automobile code might be substituted In other major non-union Industries to point the way to a'setlement of. the contro versis over union organization, i WAKE IIP YOUR LIVER BILE mriolT'tttliillL And You,!l Jump Out of Bed in the Mbntihg Rarin to Co It you fel four"6nd rank' and the world looka puDk. don't awallow a lot of salU, mlniril -water, ojl. Uwtlve candy or chewing gum and expect them to make you suddenly sweet and buoyant atid full of sunshine. ; For they can't do it. They only move the bowels and a mere movement doesn't get at the cause. Tho reason for your down-and-out feeling U your liver. It should pour but two pounds of liquid bila Into your bowels daily. If this bile la not flowing frwily, your food doesn't digest. It just decoys (n the bowels. Gaa bloat up your stomach. 'You huve a thick, bad taste and ypur breath Is foul, akin often breaks out in blemtalu. Your bead aches and you fee) down and out. Your wholo yt tern la poisoned. . It takra those good, old CARTER'S LITTLE L1VKR PILLS to get these two pounds of bllo flowing freely and make you feel "up and up." They contain wonderful, harmless, gentle vegetable extracts, amazing when it cornea to making the bile flow freely. But don't ask for liver pills. Ask for Carter's Little Liver Pill. Look for the name Carter a Little Liver Pills on the red label. Rfant .a sub stitute. 2& drug stores, p 1931 C. M. Co. JWlVlC.it v 1101-Q$'AYafihihgt6ri Ave:; Phone Main 18 - LaGrande; Ore. Look at Your hat; . Everyone Else Does! Felt hat days are Just around the corner. Get yours out and phone us lor expert cleaning and blocking. ODORLESS CLEANERS H07 Washington, Main.701 wiooourWt 1 at tg NEWS III Tones and Textures . I'; : , Are the new Fall Hats for Men and Young Men, now' on display nt Trotters' MALL0RYS Cravehettedtyles''1 .' STETSONS Recognized' Quality $350 ijCome See Them Today, at "the Store Where Jlen Like to Trade" 81x9$ Sheets 95c ca. , Ward's- famous . LONG . WEAU Sheets, 81x99, double bed. size. 1- Longwear Cases. J37o ea. - 8-oz '. Ticking 1 V r.Vugiist Sule!' 19c yd. Good, heavy, blue and white ticking, 82 inches long , : that will make serviceable mattress cov ers. Ward Value! - - ' COMFORTERS fi'. Aaguit SaUt ': $3.49 Full size, all wool-filled, sa teen tup uiul back.- Pastel shades. Si?D 72x84 inches. 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One ORaTk blade aalOl Ratchet Brace. 10-ln. sweep. For square shank 00 8i? No. 3 Plane Tool ateel . cutter. 0 ff Adjustable t?l.aXt Bench Vise. Swivel Base. Jaws open tp , fZ - 91vU assatBBjjBfMaaaVr ) O .1 111 Elm. St. J. A. Bugg, Mgr. laiafViir anaiiii 1 L
