La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 21, 1933, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING Oi&iSllVEK. LA GRANDE. ORE. Thursday, September 21, 193!. 'i ')' WILEY POST HURT IN CRASH TODAY the primaries, he tirobablv would not hatch, and It's a good bet that he will be a candidate to succeed him self next May unless the postmaster appointment faaierbUlse. There will not be so many races next May. Both Oregon senators are hold-overs, McNary's' term ending in 1637 and etelwer's lit 193S. ' State Senator Henry Hess1 term In the expire for a mains to bo seen. He admits tbnt he hasn't given the . matter Much thought as yet. 8o far there have been no reports of possible candidates In the Demo cratic party for Kiddle's post, and It is likely that If he decides to seek re-election, he will have little oppo sition In lus own party. In the county, only one office will be at stake that now held by County commissioner W. R. Led bet ter. There has been little talk about this office as yet, although : It Is pretty certain that If Led better runs again, he will have opponents prob ably both In tile primaries and the general election, If he surmounts the first obtAcie;- County commission' r posts are eagerly sought by various sections of the county, and,' ever time one is at stake, there are plenty of men anxiously seeking to oust the. Incumbent. All in all, one may regard the next six months as a time for candidates to do a lot of fence, bull ding. The sad part about It all la that on tie third Friday In May, a lot of tiie fences will be strewn to the fcjtr corners of the winds, and some of enter his name on the ballot. If the appointment comes latsr, he could resign and the election laws provide legislature will couple of years. not Fred B. Kiddle, president of the state senate and "epresentlng Union, UmatUla and Morrow counties, la now completing his present term. Whether he will be a candidate re ways ana means lor a party to proV viae new candidate. .. . One thing Is sure Eckley .Isn't counting ' his chickens until they QDINOY, HI., Sept. 21 w)wiley Post, round the world flyer, was se verely Injured when ihu plane, the Winnie Mae, crashed today at the Qulnoy airport as he was taking olf lor Davenport, uovm. , . PoBt was rushed to a hospital, A NationWide Sale! Sensational 1933 Values! WARDS Great September where Dr. E. L. Caddlck said his lh- Jurles were severe but not critical The Winnie Mae. In which Post flew around the world In seven days, to be rebuilt. Post Is on a speaking 18 hours and 'fiO seconds, will have IF UOU tour. California Town Razed by Flames 1'agc Tlli ce RAVENSDALE, (Lassen County) Col.. Sent. 21 TO Fire swent through Ravensdale last night and I destroyed most of the buildings In I the town as volunteer fighters at tempted desperately to check It. ' Bulldlnga destroyed Included the Gothord general merchandise store, an 85-year-old landmark, several, dwellings adjoining it and the county' garage In which considerable stata highway machinery was stored. The Ravensdale hotel and a few small buildings escaped. Damage was esti mated by town officials at between $50,000 and 100.000. - - HEPRKRRION' (IRAIlllATfeS" II.A C'OiJ.fetiE ENTRANCE NOBMAN, Okla. (PC Many Stu dents who were graduated from high School two or three years ago but did not enter college are plan ning to enroll this full, George Wad sack, University of Oklahoma reg istrar, reports. Inquiries regarding enrollment du ing the summer exceeded any during a similar period In the past four years, Wadsack laid. LACK OF PATRONAGE LOWERING CHANCES (Continued from Page One) too small for that hand to enter. In what patronage he may have had to offer, his home county friends have evidently been forgotten in ef forts ;to build future strength else where. Then there is another angle that both Democrats and Republicans are pondering about. It Is: What has Pierce done for this section 01 the second congressional district? Asking It that way. It is a bit difficult to find an answer. If the Meadow Brook project were to become a reality, It might cost a different light on the situation. Some former local consti tuents are beginning to wonder il Pierce really oarrles the strength he was expected to. Pierce, himself, unquestionably realizes that all is not well along the battle front, A few days ago at Klamath Falls he announced ha would be a candidate for re-election one of the first to toss the well known hat Into the ring. The La Grande congressman does not intend to let any grass grow under his feat as far as his campaign lor re-election Is concerned I He's on the go much of the time these days, and the pa pars are well supplied with news of his sneech-maklng. So far, In spite of rumblings in .his own Dartv. there has -been no mention of a possible opponent in the primary elections; but over on the Republican side of the fence and the Republicans elected Pierce; Just as much as did the Democrats; the storv Is different. At least ono man who would make a strong can didate. Is considering making the race. Jay Upton, of Bend, although he hasn't committed himself, Is known to toe considering the situa tion, and he hasnt been overlooking any opportunities -to make speeches and public appearances. It is quite possible that he will become a can didate and If 'he wins the Republi can nomination, he will be more than halfway along the route to put ting his feet under a desk In the United States house of representa tives; Now for the other item, of par ticular Interest the La Grande postmastershlp. Ralph Huron, In cumbent and appointed many years ago under a Republican administra tion, still has about three-quarters of a year to serve. Every indication is that there will be no appointment for his position until his term is near on end. At the same time, Indica tions point pretty largely to Victor Eckley, state representative from Un ion county, as the next postmaster. Eckley. himself, has nothing to say about the matter, but his friends feel ... . 1 I .n fnV t.ht tnac ne is uie mgiiu federal position. If Eckley Is appointed and it would set well with the entire valley there will be the position he now holds In the legislature wide open for candidates. Certainly there will toe a rush in that event, but unless ,. . j his nMsnni jiCKiey steps qowji nvin post, ho Is expected to be unopposed In the Democratic primaries, and re gardless of his Republican candidate If there is one Is regarded as cer tain of re-election (at least as cer tain as the word means when applied to politics). If Eckley Is appointed, or assured of appointment as postmaster before What Are the fall s t y 1 e s ? And who hns the finest selec tion ? The surest way to find out just read the ads today and every day in the La Grande ... Observer Clothes Pins 8c for 4p pins iGood old favorites! Polished hardwood. 4-in. length. Dutch Oven $1.49 Five - quart. Self basting ground. iReg. $1.75 value. Rotary Sieve 50c Clothes Basket 59c Aluminum wire frame.. Strong con-, structlon.' Regular' Woven top rlm and handles. Strong and durable. Deep Fryer $1.49 Ironing Board $1.29 Cast. .iron. Self basting. A regular 51.75 value.' ir il ,Wlth pad. Sturdy. Three legs. A Ward value. , 32 Piece Dinner Set Service for Six! S4.9S Value! In this Sale Only $3.39 Ai band tome a Hi ai you'd expect at a much higher price! Cream ivory MBBiporcelain decorated with pastel floral tprayft. SU teacups, sancerg, din ner plated, bread and butter plates. Mace dikhe. 1 planer (11-in.) and an pen vegetable dish. Electric Iron A Viml Value! $1.19 Here '6 a $2.95 value! Has every thing you want an. Iron to have fast heating, fully ap proved product. 1 II Water Pail A Ward Value! 17c Sac value! So rea sonable you'd bet ter buy two or three I Hot dipped galvanized. Wire ball 10-qt. alee. Clothes Line 35c Wash Board 44c 100-ft. strong, sol id braided) cotton line.-- - Crimp brass tub bing surface. A Slle value. . .. Naptha Soap 15c 4 Bars ' Quick acting suds. Best for fabrics, Step Ladder 98c o-foot ladder. Each step 1b r o d d e d . Safe, dependable, Wash Tub 65c New Dust Mop 49 c 14-KaHon, Qulvan- ilzed. Superior con- Is t ruction. A 80c ivfttue.; 1 Washable- - revers ible. Gets the dust anywhere. Reg. 60c 1 value. at 3k. Ward's is a Haven for Business Girls on a Budget! New Yortfs Pet SLEEK SATINSI GLAMOROUS CREPESI FASCINATING FAILLES! CHIC WOOLS Ward's can stretch a slim salary -or al lowance to keep a girl smart and dash ing nil season! LAST MINUTE NewYork styles . . . within seven days. (Watch for the new broad shoulders.) Ward's 1 trices are execssi ve y low! Slack, full colors. !For misses. Sheer? Vest And Ixtnq Wearing 3-Thread grM'S. J bunion mie 89c :Very -special 'hose for "special occasions" at a spe cial price! Perfect quality our finest gaugfull fash, ioneipure silk. Dull luilre, looks expensive and allur ing. New shades. Plomeeraare bmlU to utamd ttmmmt teeart Flat Crepe fW Ml fndnl 59c All silk, solid col ors or prints. New .fall designs. , 38 :incbes wide. Save! Cotton Prints wash "Jo;o" I A. A mm IsfT-tM 15c 5?VX5 tV yd. jtt a like hiuiic uuvv I not sell "Silvania!" They're tubfast. smart, full 36 in. Sturdy Muslin VnblescM - 10c yd. Standard quality. Makes sheets, mat tress covers, -etc. Full 38 in. wide. OVERALLS (or Jacket) $1.10 Wards most popular overall value! Extra heavy, extra sturdy denim. Triple strfehed, bartacked, strongly sewn appoints of strain. Miners, 'farmers, builders.- "Baby" Flannel Soft Cotton lOCyd Popular for mak ing diapers. Soft and white. 27 in. wide. A valnel Cannon Towels A MM Volm 39c Deep, doable loo, tnrkish towels. 22x ' 44. Bath size. !lz - USdl colored borders. 81x09 Sheets Wenl "inw.or" 95c Firm, imooib, folly bleached. Hand torn, and hemmed. No filling. Values! Pillow Cases Wmt4i ''IcflffWMT" 27c each Actually improve with laundering! Soft, white muslin. 42x36 in. Vslaesl Blankets $1.98 Pair 3 ilb. blankets, 66x 80 Inches with sateen bound ends, Pastel colors. MTEX Sore trfrA Safety! V Oilier Sbes Similarly Low ,i j71li Vree Tire Mounting welds Riverside Cords Into a super strong unit gives ot ipnadDdDiF" mVIEIHlSIIIDIE Riversides are built to prevent the cause of blow outs! Cords are of extra strong premium cotton. Every cord is dipped in LATEX 100 pure, .liquid rubber. This welds them into a super Strong unit! It gives Riversides the strongest carcass made! It resists the effects of blistering bent that develops inside the tirq!,It prevents cord separation the cause of blowouts! W? Guarantee to Sane You Money 'RIVERSIDE TIRES will not blow onl under normal rood conditions durina the life of the tread if they ore kept proper, ly inflated according to specified air pressures. , . FREE TIRE MOUNTING SAWE MAILF! 10 Pure Pennsylvania dDniL Money can't buy bet ter oil! Riverside Oil is made from crude of Bradford District, Pennsylvania, where nature stored the world's finest! vam Quart In Yew Contains Sensationally Lew Prices at Wards tor Men's Wine Unionsuiito $ 19 10 VOOl Men! Take a tip and I buy your fall underwear 1 NO W I Cotton prices 1 A have more than doubled! Wards placed 7 Brderi before the ad ' vance, hence the low price. Note these splen did feslures! Fall cut no binding In these suits! Tailored to fit . . . Made of fine cotton yarn. Ribbed cuffs and ankles . , , Full lap seat. Good sturdy buttons , . . 80-40. ' ..-' Itoys' UnlonsiilU, medium weight, 69c Easy Posit on 5-goH. Poll Save On Greases! Sp,, Ilivei'side Cup Grease, 5 lbs. 8,rc P-ii Tninsmission Grease, 10 lbs..... $1.!19 High Pressure Grease, 5 lbs.:: 85c We Know of No Finer Ilike-At Any Price than this Hawthorne Super-Flyer . With Air Cushion CQfi Oft And it saves Balloon! s,?? , you $5 to $10! $.1 llnwii, f.1 ninnlhly. Hiiuill onrryliiK cluirijv. It's top-quality nil the way through! Air Cushion balloons that are bigger, easier-riding, safer even than ordinary balloons! Stainless steel mudguards and all chromium-plated fittings! Electric horn, headlight and tail-light! Rig Troxcl saddle and tubular steel package carrier. The frame is pcrmuiicnlly rust-resisting and Vi chrome enameled 9 times harder than ordinary enamel. Yet you save $5 to $10! Mm: Here Value! Mllaek Elk, Mil-Cut WORK SHOES l.98;buy s ailot .f value in this sheet Grain leather .inutles. osk leather middle sole , , rubber outsole. Nailed .and sewn to. slruction. -Cloth lined vent p. -Coiulertabl. plain toe. WORK SHIRTS at a price that's t apical of Ward Savings 79c Save nose by eoaa in to Wards tor these Sapor Pioneers, made of fine yarn chain bray, triple stitched. Doable elbows. Eyelet armholes Boys Work Shirts, SO Wl DO OUP PAP.T I Phone:. Main 18 Ivii Gritnde, Ore, 1101-1103 Washington' St.