La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 24, 1933, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextV 3 'i ' 'l ' i .,,,, ', V Tlnirs(lay;:Aiiuttf2bli)'. , m ''.ayt Six LA GRANDE 'lW i'JN I N G f( Yl tHE K V ERj LA GKANUE; UKK. Www WW v " V. PORTLAND DROPS ; CAME TO FRISCO ; T0IP By TIM AnkkIuImI Vmt Olvou it helping- Hand by lhre mw mul division club. Los Alls-eles rested W lltllo ihdi'u (siirifot-ULJjIy (Klil)f tn It nnu a iiiul nuirKin. ' Tho Angst helped Hiniiwlvnt 1)11, too,' yesterday.' oiitUitlK Seattle, U- ,7, In a KMiiiiIiik tusulo vlillo second (I! vlnlutt clubs woro llitlliipiiur JIU y .Swxid, I'orlliuid niiil ttniu'iimento. Oakland Jarred Hollywood' ihiii limit hope with a tA-0 trouncliiK. loo mine produced d-hlt iillolllnn lit PorlliuUi. 1 Klvo Hull Francisco nu : 11-8 wlm and ovim tho scries, in mi" i -I Hun. tin' tfcul hmler United 111 three runs Willi n cloulilo and amnio. AiihUi i (Inluu's two double and sluule led I Him ill-hit assault on Turplii, Jacobs I '....., '.to....... 'I'i....- ...il.l ,.ll.lw, llV IMI. .JTICMNI. l mini . Wilson nd two Portland boots lioli- Ml bill) Bonis iiT rive Illumined win nrati Bunaer juuuo uihuhipii. Mlslilolis, wont wild with Ills bnt ol toui rrniuilx o U V, l oiiUliiKvvd XnoramenUji Jl-10. ' Oil unci ihm well drlllhiK In Mlchl- ' Kim In tlia tint nix month! of IIKI;1 ' tnixlo better limn n un ir rent Hitlii jijvrr tli 1111111) jwrlixl o( ll:U. ; Myron T. Ilcrrlik, former governor of Ohio nnd nmliniwiiilor to France, 1 'ttiice earned ftiouey between school terms' by MtliinK Vliii'Knr, QUALITY AND ECONOMY Prices Good For Friday ad Saturdjiy, Aug. 25-26 Old liaiTS SUjndnud - -Country peJ8 Hardtack V0.- -Dinm'r wiir Wniin lrgc Cam IJo. 2 Can 20c 2 for 19 c 2 for 2k Kjiafts Hitters aoniaise Catsup . . : ' V ; ,- Uxrgo Bottle 1 Tint Jar ;.- ?4c Quart Jar l ie lie CJae aid Sanborn's Coffee Datod jL-lb.,Can ............ 30c Waldorf Hacoti Oysters Tissue Mod. Woijjht 5-oi. , ' Mild Cure Roll C 5c u 10c Pikes Peak Calymet Biscuit F:loip Baking Powder 29 c np. 1 (:, 25c MT ,Orans Pokije v . y ! Always Good TREE TEA 33C gokn ;vuw" Black. 2 doz. llftar berries , 10 lbs. 60c .Crate 25c mii$u9 139 Uov is SonK'thins Now Pure Lemon Juice M;ulo (mm tuv ri)vml lonnjns. 7 0S. ConUins ho Joiiv OA Bottle of.r.' I.t-nHins. .iUC Any size urder Delivered in Oily HtNlillM.I, M.t.MIINON Uy Tlie Awut ltva I'rwx Ciiast liiiiKiir W. U Pnt, Oil 68 .60 T 04 60 ,687 83 80 ,877 II (tit .860 07 78 .480 SO 84 .411 68 80 .403 64 88 ,:i8U Hollywood Portland. tnrhU ... 0iiklumt Bun KruncUwo Mlwlun YM'rdu'a llmllll liOf Aimli' II, fcKiilllo 7. Oiikmnil 10, Hollywood 0. Hnil rVunnliK'o 8, I'olllliiKl 3. MjHirloo II, Biicriimriilo 10, ' I ,1 Nilllolltll l.raijciln W. tow York M, iiwtm ' '. 118 PiiUibiiriih Oi Olilcnub : fl'J m. iohIk a I'hlliKlolphlu 4li llriHiklyn .' 46 Vll.llltl 44 ' Viwlrnluy'd (cut At llontoii A, Ht, Louis :l. AincrliMiji Mmikiid ' W. .811) .80 .630 .Sua .4311 .4011 .8711 Pot. WllnlllllKtOI) .... i.l... Nnw York ! clovitlitiid Detroit "i IMUliululplila OIiUiko llmton 78 Oft 8.1 111 .67 611 .081 .8118 4111 .600 .4111 .47 8 .413 .384 8t. Uiula ' )'lllclllJ'Sl ItMljIlH At Clovelond U, New York I. At IVIroll. a-(l. WiwliliiKtyn 1-0. At Ohh-iiHo il-ia,' Doton l-l. Only KiiineN aelitilnled. , 7 . ( a Limits X UC MUCH INTEREST BEING SHOWN IN A IioxIiik riiril Unit will rank with dm brat rver mIiikmI In IIiIm 'Hy Inu litrn iiniiounwil for libor day ei'e. nlllK, III "f III) Hlll'llJllWCH .viijmx iudiiu nt H o'l loi k, fi'ilturliiK TnuiHli. Mon mr, uf Kliinulllt f'lilU. lllfrl ' Ititl illliK Jiilinnlii O'Miiru, of lm Auifi'liv, 'In Hit. Icn riHind iniiln vventv ' " Tlib narfl, wlrtch Hon been approved by tho city boxliiK twininlwlon, In. tiliidi4i noveriil' btlier boubi, but mont of Ilia iitteutlon lit centerlnfr on the Monroe-Oftum Hlfht. Doth men have foilKlil liofullinnrs In moat of the liirira olllon or the went, mid both ro Koltiff nlronir tit pnlaent. ' llidieatloim lire Unit La araudu will linvo a to(). luiUili utlnwUou'fGt tiity full)' of fist- Innn, mid a Initio crowd la exjieoted 'ho wml-flnnl will bo on eliihl roiindor between Jimmy Muaeler iind Johnny Blwni t, lotnl boya wotithltiK In nt 148 nouiuln. It Is iulverU?.il li a Hinclge IlKlil. olid both acniptwrn uijowir to bo umire it aeriouaiy, nov, lug beliiK worklmr but all off this mouth lu preparation. Tho ai)ecl.a aix-round ovont will find Jerry Rviina, 130, of Lu Clnindo, iitloinptlnic to handle the haro-iirt. tlnir, fiuit-comliii? Crct Hnrclwlck. of Dukor, who iilno tlpa' the anilca lit 130 uminda, ...... Two four-round preliminary flRhta will bo oriunucHl. An nrenii la buluir built In the SncnJnwm Annex mid It la planned to continue ooxIuk curdn throiiKhout tho whiter, particularly If tho Labor day crowd Indicated iMiwnkeiihir 01 Inlcreat In this dtatrlct In uoxing ciirdH, BRAVES GAIN ON LEAGUE LEADERS Ity Or hi KoIhtImiii (AndocUtUHl PrMit SorU Writer) liupklly KftUiiK Into a KiHlUon whero their hIx-khhio wvica 'to be ptnyrcl lu four Ouya with ihe Now York CtUuitH u wck houra can ntrnt fully ho ciiiliHi "crui'liil," the Bwfcm llniv ttKluy tmllwl the 1iruo leati on ty only ftlx iuu1 one-hnlf tfnineti. 'AVWIp tlio " OlniiU, tOROthrr with oUur tcunu of tho Nntional lwvruo. wtro llntf ntlnnt ott for the thtrd MtriUtjtit clay, Uio Bnives ywtordiiy ohnlkHt up their fifth suooewtlve try ut tho expense of' the St. Louis Cum Inula, winning 4 to 3. lu tho Aiuerlctu), ifiiirwe, the WtuUi IntjUui tionators Ktrtctt a half-iuue oil the New York Yunkecs. Increasing U.elr niArgln to ' eight full giune4. While Uio Seimtora were dividing a dovibiolicAitor with the Detroit Tim ers, tli worltt chnniii4ons droppra a close derision to the Cleveland In dlaiiB. 1 ' ' ' FIRE IN HEDGE EiTlNfWlSllEp The new booster pump on the Stum fire truck milt into action for tlie first lime yesterday afternoon WJlen The department extinguished a ftne In th licdtn at the Dr. Klrby homo nt 803 O avenue. The booslor pump worked ry aucvossfully. It la rpvtM. The nlnrm inis sounded at 3u15 p. McQay's Stores .Store No. 1 1704 Adams Phone Main 5l5 Shrimp 1 ( .Per Can 1 VfC Choice, Bulk RICE 1 lbs. 25c White or Yellow CORN' MKAL 5- poumf Kajr ..... 15c JttClay's Kver.v Pound (iiiaranteett CHir Mothers COCOA 2 22c "AiVxi" Com or Olives STARCH 3pwF25c Kerr, Eotwntj- or Kerr Peg. Mouth JAR CAPS 2c " N PerPkjr. GREEN PEPPERS Ideal for Canning i.b,10c Gehrig Sets Endurance Mark 'V nub - 'Utz 4. i tint, Nlarthifc UN mrult In 1115, Imi (ii'lirl, Yunkpe first Imst'inini, csluh lUlifd u new buhvlmll ciuluriuicv nwrk when lie pkt.Vftl In IHh i:iotli tin.HeMiliv RUine HRiiliiht thn St. Iuils Browns n Hti I-ouK lie Is Hliown -reeelvlnc u trithy'lii reeiiKiiltloii of hU feat from K. fl. HninilN, OREGON PRESS DIVIDED AS TO PROPOSAL FOR A SALES TAX The Associated Press Condui ts Survey Anions State News papers to Discover Their Opinions as to Proposed Finn to Aid .The Unemployed. By The Asmk'IuIpiI rrrns A dWhtlou of oitnKmla to the propriety of a special sales tax to In mire ft fund through wJilch Oregon could mutch federul money to pro vide retler tor an estimated 120.000 unemployvd prsbn this fall and winter, was evident among dully newsaicr8 of tho atato today. At a ineoUnn in Portland Tuesday In which 'Governor Julius' L. Meier called In legislative leaders, tax au thor! ties, heads of relief organiza tions and chairmen of clvlo orgr.nt74!.- tions, the speolal swilca tax nppMirea to bo the only plan through with tho money, admittedly necessary, could be raised. The governor said he would sound out public opinion through tho press and other chan nels before making- his recomme,nda tlons for n special session; ,' Tho Assoolated Press Wednesday undertook a survey of Oregon's dally newspapers to learn the viewpoint of the press at this preliminary stage of tho discussion. The Morning Oregon tan endorsed ; tho propostU for a special sslei. tax. winch would bo devotwl whoUyAor unemployment1 relief. v t . Tho Capital Journal at SaJenun&l nouncea it woitid support the p?an, and the Oregon Statesman of that olty was to state editorially Thurs day that It will not oppose the pe cial sales tax. although it believes the supgostlon nil! be futile; That popor believes Governor Meter should Member of N. B. A. Oronite Products Fly Spray 37c pt. 63c qt. Furniture Polish, y2 pt. 23c Handy Oil 20c MILK s. 3 for 19c COFFEE 2 lbs. 59 swiss -o n STEAK 1 Of. Choice' Beef, BEEF BOIL Ext in Nice, per lb. Fresli Fruits and Vegetables LEMONS Extra I -a rye 33c n v liavo called known antagonists of the sales tax to attend tlie meeting Tues day. ' ; Tlie La Orando Observer stated that "tho recent election proved tho pub lic is overwhelmingly opposed to the sales tax, and any attempt to foster tho same tax now through forced legislation should be opposed to the last letter. A special session, however, could do much, ir It would, to right soino of tho laxities of tlie lost ses sion, and thero must be some nde qunto regulation of the liquor situa tion." 1 ; , Baker Feels Likewise The Baker Democrat-Herald is of much the same opinion, although endorsing a special session to deal with unemployment ' relief, liquor control' and (uiy other subjects -that demand immediate attention. "We wlU not support a plan for levying a sales tax," this daily said, "because the people have Just said by an over whelming majority that they do not want a sales tax and we think their views should be respected Inasmuch as It is their government. We did not oppose- a "sales tax at thevJxily elec tion, 'and wo'wouW'not dppoBelt Tiow tout for tlie manifest determination of tho people not to accept it. Its en actment by the legislature would In all probability be fallowed by a ref erendum which would plunge the state's financial affairs Into further chaos. ! .'-v. - - ..!";'".;" On the other hand, the Dally Store No. 2 2916 N. 2nd. Phone Main 109 per. lb. 7e Fancy Hale PEACHES Box S1.25 rCsvVi v - 'fit Chronicle at The Dalles announced that It endorae4 the proposed sales tax, and vlll support such a propo sition.' The Klamath Falls Evening Herald and tho Morning News there an nounced' both "probably would be generally favorable to a sales tax for unemployment relief, but would reo ommend that all' other plans tie studied 'and presented to the public before any alngl plan Is seriously advanced, Inasmuch as the sales' tax Idea was once'defeated." Both papers approved the general state sales tax for property tax relief at the special election. ; " The Mcdford Mail Tribune favors calling a special session of the legis lature to provide funds for unem ployment relief and for the regula tion of liquor, in anticipation of re peal of the 18th amendment. It be hoves, also, that "opponents of tho sales tax should preoent their alter native to the sales tax In detail be fore the session Is called, or admit they have no plan." At Roseburg, the News Review feels that In view of the overwhelming dis approval of the general sales tax at the last election,-."such measure should be a lost resort In raising funds to relieve unemployment. The paper said It would approve the sales tax "only If and when It Is found that no other plan can be successfully carried out.'1 --' - 'The Courier at Grants Pass opposed whae" Is' described as 'a "political 'buildup'" for' a'" special legislative session' and' a state sales -tax, and cuMeoV on the Josephine county dele gation to Institute and support a 'county first" drive. 'HOS flesh" In the l-nw n.111 lu. nrf- sented nightly In the competitive rodeo.- events.i.'paM of ' the' 'big free night Show Tit tlie Statd Pair. fljrtt 4-0, .'.- ... ! -' Undisputed "Htsfs my picTum in tmc red Hja Lot; or RED it WHITE foods HAVE MM APPROVED BY MIS lW',,3rW rtASAIINt,'' .yi'S) -sr.! 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