La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 26, 1933, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Tuesday, September 20, 1933 Incorporated) All lllllMHIlllll NHttlllM't , .Minna Mulll (I0U ' M, W, rHBDMIUOKS Publisher nnd CleheruJ Mauugor HAItOI.D M. Timkt ............ , Business Munngor Published evening., exception auiulny, nt llfo Blxm iroot, La Grande, Oregon, emtorcd lit the puitoffie or U Ornnde, Oregon, as BcCOnd Oliiss Mull Mutter uitttvr not of March il, lint. . oitioial papmii of union ooiintv and tub , CITY ,OI ilA tlltANUtt , MHMIIKIt OP AHHOOlATKIl PHKrM Til AMoelstcrt Pros i exclusively entitled to uw (or publication ol nil now dispatches cradled to ft or not otluirwlso credited If pub. lUhod hero. All rights of republication or podlnl dlspntchos in till paper ond nl.o ilia local raws horeln nlo lira rcsorvod. ' , ', '' " " Nntlniuil Advertising luiprvamitntlw ".' ' '., ,' M. O. MOOKNHKN HO., Inc. . Ban rrnnoUco, Los Angeles, ikmUle, purllnnd, Ohlciigo , .., , iMtroit, Ntw York ' ' , . , mjiwoiiiVnoN HA'iita lly Carrier i Dully, ons mouth In ntlviinro Dully, six moiitlui In ndvimoo Ixvlly, single, copy ..y. lly Mull Dully, per month hi nitvniico i..,,. - Unity, per six monUii In udvnni'o .. - Dully, r yenr In ndvnnco... , 7o 4.00 Bo ooo ,HH. ....,..,.. 3. 60 MOO The Weather VYBATIIKK FOIIKC'ANT .i progcni! Cloudy tonight und IVed lieadiiyi aliowem In the went portion; iniMlonil teniiioratiire; lrwili- south wind offshore, . i, i , - I' ' ' ' LOCAL WKATIIKH I Monday: maximum 00, minimum 37 'iihovf. Partly cloudy, llalu ,rj or liudl. Toduyt minimum 3D, 1 n. m. iff above.. Cloudy. Bonneville Outlook '- . Bright, Says Waite (Continued mm Pe On) THIS NKW STYLUS ARE HKRE A clonn, wlu'td iNiu-o J tiiiiiod. ; .' J iibw season horWr; .'now nnililtloim. And ho w6;turri to Tnll 1033, liroHCiitlnir bfiiiiidli'HH opporluiiltivH lo uxpivhs our Biuiii-tor eviw iii- tlio now fimiilorm tlinfc pnrndu hofore ub; "-s i U GvuihUi niorohluita pivdcnt tho now in which ceoiiorny without ii'iihon 'Kwinirri to' qunlil'wilhlh i'tmsoii.'' Fiwhions nn heavily towittd "qimlity und'Htylo iifialrtMt low prices mid fly-by-niulit iipiwnlH, ' ' ' ' ' '"' ' " '. '.''"." '"" "You ro' Invited1 to Inspect tho iiowohI prcsontntlons. , Jo' Jmy'lhoiii if' yovl' pl(iist, but Hintily to iimpoct thni to know Whiib'fiiMhton hns rtono; fofn' l)Viiml-iiew',hrh8olVM" ' Wutch'thb wlndowH of y(mi"locl ntnroif theso dnys foi whKt Ih wM' in tfiodrtrn nKidp.4 of tho now-seusoii.' Read tho wIvoVtlHomonta bf iliourf meryhnnt in your newnDnpci.'' lift OrattdMilitip'ii hnvo nch to offei ii tip-to-tho-niiiiuto qimlity incivhandlNo nt prices nttrnvtivo lieonnse of their opportunity . 6f ocimomtoa.' " " '" ' ' ! ho had boon uaurod by Colonel 11. M. Wnlto, doputy KdmlnUtrator or publlo .worka, tho BMmovlllo datr projncfi on ino voiumoin rivur nonr Portlnnd, Oro "would ko tlirmiKh.M McNuiy mid Itoproaoutntlvo Mhrtln, or Oration, called on Wnlto to dlscuaa with Mm tho pnllmlnnry InvwitlK" tlon and pinna for development of the ctnm nuthorlned by the publlo worka lulmlnlatmtlon nnd for winch aaoo, 000 had Ijwn nllottod. ' : MoNnry told Wnlte ho underatood Prmldent Rooaovolt fuvorod. the proj ixt, The aenntor and ropreaentntlve told Win lo they fnvorod the oreotlon of O 7a foot dnm na ft nnvlRntlon old on the river,, which would dovelop a, onnaldernbie hydro-eleatrlo , aupply for the territory. -Walt replied that ho drnlrad to aonault with onglneora InveatlKntlnx Uio projeae before Riving n definite anawer but predicted the projoot would be, npprovod. u The 72 foot dnm would coat np proximately . W 1,000,000. McNary uraed auo.OOO.OOO be allotted from. HOW ' publlo worka fund na aoon oa poa- alble to begin operntlona, RUSSIANS CHEER THE LINDBERGHS . i .. . : I'll ... till.; MOOOW, tHrpt, lid (,11 Ool. nnd Mra. Olmrlra A. Muttberiih bvnnu n thw-dny round of aluhUiwliiK Uxlny, in which nil lnaiwUin of Uunelnn nvlntlon wn (in ImiHirUnt purl, . A unique ilemnnatrntliwi In thflr honor nt Ihe Moneow oirn Inst nllit indlcnted he xtent to which tl ml capltill Una tnken Uio nunoiw Ameili Can flylnil couple lo Ha honit. . An uiilrtrnllfliHt mnn roao In n box An uniaenlUlnl tnnn mho In nhoutnl In Huulnn 'llxirrah for UiuU berithl" Ttwrmipnn the entire nuill rnee.ln the Wk lliwlre ntoort nnd applauded. Mr aeveral mlnulN, i riERCE AND - HYSLOPWILL laK MAKERS Conmil From Page One) nt 5, all prlaea to be aubJiH't to the liwreaw dechled by Hie fnlr board Only the gmnava may enter this dlvl alon. , T 4mlre l"nriw KUplii Another troup of )eoll -dlaplnya vt which J. P. WotV4l l tt'lmlrmnn llWUMOi; . .. eat farm dlWy, tnt pvlr. lo; iwvwil ptlne !k liet lrwh trull dtuptny. Iirm prlre. 10; artvnd "ptlne; ty. CVMiunuiiHy exlMblt. rirat prlrr, Ht: isywi. lj Ihlid, 10.. Aiiywn n nvicr tlx wll dwi ply lviinu. i ... - " The fair tiorl wll Hie retmpreaa n the ihiMIt. lmw I hat ninbtt- J w-a no not havt lo Ih-Iouk nv any orvniitration lo wmivte in any rx- i fp the ronamuntty (sn by (renown ......... "Any exhlbllor wlu wanlx lo rfiow ' aiy Ml product, tlwy add. and rtowit line htn pattlouUr vaiiely wereil In the prvmlum 11,1 U vl-: txune to ahow ana will be handled an a apecia! ami .wtmieva alii participate . in ivlea money proportionately in j annllar dlvlaicaa. .... j W W. Kli la ehatrman or the farm ' veeeiakle dltuhMi in whieh trie rot lAiainj; pteea are ottered ; 1 . miatoea.' Mall nuihel - lat. Netted IHnwi v. ....... , .. Hs Kly Hed .-arhAT iV Kaily Whtte Variety ,. Hill . . ,. I iv Winter aQuaatt . trrl !ili rHmipkin ' .i. I on Pie Pun-pkm . , I oo Pteld iw Cww lmvim. t vo WnteamaKio .: . .a.... loo nntloupea S ... I v Sweet iv lo er . 1 Ovi IVp lvn. Ill eara ... I OCt OMona, SO lb . . . . . ll 4ACe. a heada . I OO Vttttttwnee. a head, l.w .N j twM. u .. . x . nv w; TvMHat.xe. U , 1 00 .M ' TN Vela . 1 00 v . Stwk IWele or XIMXf le W.wta S , OateiMa A-aMe ' IVmeu r4Mf . ,.. Tumtiw Muutvwa , iMCBweera ,., mA lltme a . tteound tlintlea rtale , lPVer .... .,v laeaiaa lerren, plate .... Jtejna V1K lt Nate VI miix wMte i)t ,., fry Heana. colored l., . liwa Meaax K IJIercHanis "Give"' Prizes For Best Ailtique iMsplays ' IN BRIEF, IN AND AROUND AS CIIRONICI.RD IIV TIIB DAII.V l.HASEU 1VIHB OK TIIB AHHOOIATKII PRI'.HH : ' ' TO WKWIK 'WII.P I'l.ANTS ' PORTLAND, rJept. 30 W Plant for mcrnliiK three pulp nnd paper plnnta in the Paotflo Northwoat Into what l Bellevod will bo lnrgeat Indopondent pftier producing orgnn Imtlon In tho United Btntta, Imve been rrod on nnd will bo ratified by dlrcotora of tho concerna Involved In tho noor future, according to' re port. ; i Companion Involved In tho morgor nro tho Rainier Pulp tc Popcr com pany, Sholton;' the Olympic Foroat Producta company. Port Angoles nnd tho Boundview 'Pulp company, Evo-rott. l.ONR FINIIKKMAN HAVKI1 AflTORIA, Ore., Sept. 88 Wl Ita nolo occupant In an oxhuunted condl (lon from hla long nnd lonely vigil, tho trolling boat "Ornntf H." of Bonttle, battered about by tho stormy Pnclflo winds for the punt eovoh dnya, waa towed .Into tho Columbia river loot night by llfo bonu. . Prnncla lluntaucker, of Hoqulnm, Wnah., who wna oporntlng' tho boat, waa treated for exponuro.' Arrested in i '"memphis by u. s. AGENTS vi (Continued From Page On) litB'.ftUburit haired .wlto aaid, "Kelly told mo lie would klip mo It 1 did, but I win gohiK anyway." , Bho iwld alio wanted to aavo her porenUi, MV. tvnd Mra. R, a. Blinn iwn, now on trial lit connection with Mie kldiwiplnff. . ' i Kelly, police etUd, m traced hore by, a telegram nent In code to not nuv. Tho meawmoli oontenta Tvere lint revealed, but It preaumnbly wan A tip- to Tlohuor ooncernlng move ment of oTfloera. 'Tlchnor, police anld. la not wanted In connection with imy of Uio orlmca ohaeired to KeHy. Including portlel. (Mitlon In-Uie alnylivg of Poltcenmn Mllea CunnlnKluim, who attempted to capture five men who robbed n federal renorve bank automobile In Chicago recently and fled .behind an cxhnuat amoka arroen. mo hop viki.i) SALEM, Sept. ao (fll Unofficial eatlmntea plnce tho 1033 hop crop nround 00.000 bales, onc-thlrd nbovo last yonr'a yield.. KI.KH KI.KtT JOKS PORTLAND, Sept. 20 With Klnmntlr Falla nnd Pendleton each (making a atrong bid for noxt yonr'a .convention, membera of the Oregon Elka lodgo went Into tho anennd. ony Walter F, Meier, national, grnnd exalt ed ruler of tho lodge,' wne to be greeted at todny'a meeting. A. W. Jonca, of Snlom, wa- elected president of tho sttite orgnutKiillon Mondny, aucceedlng T. E. J. Duffy, of Bend. F. D. McMillan, of Klnmnth Fnlla, wns elected socrotnry, ' nnd II. L. Tmviioy, or McMlnnvltlo, trenaurcr. Kiddle Requests : Committee to Meet (Continued From Pago One) nit . l ' i v- t 'i nwr.iimMA nvrv rvkla . stmt, aa Prlaea, donated by locnl merehnnta, (uthoritla hero Mid George foif the nntlsue and pioneer dlvlalon Kfiry cauttHt todny In Momphla. of the ariinge Fair nnd Homo 'Prod. I mH,h, uronoemted hero ntato iifla aliow. were nnnoimred today by of robbery with llrearma, for Mi. KnU Hiinley, All-exhibit niuati whWl w ,1MIim,un penalty la death, be brought In by Wednendny nd tow,,,,, htt UM on ehnrtreaof kid. called lor after the allow. nnplns Olmrlea F. Ureohol. Wto lm- Many ot u wada nro In ooah w,fcmm(,lU tt , m(u,immn penalty and wilt t glwi for tlio. foUowliut 1 , , imy kld nrtlclea: vane, picture, book, quilt, i , . rl pftnted III l mlld oldeat ahnwl.' VfM' ,UI, , J?"? a"U Juileat dlahea. oldeal lace haiidker-; o'""'1''- ehtet. .dih-at tenter table, hat. powder, Uie no wlmia uiidorw-vld chanu tlaak. hand made Implement, oall. 1 " ' Kelly pjrelw.lo nei-k yoke ick anddle. gold- aealea. I " Blwn'-to Wlllkaiti A. ot. I., mlaeellanemi. alile middle, caudlo, V" oW " burwu ot ll" alien, aplnntiut wheel, - wewsanroav. Uouora are Memllea. Rlchardaon, i tlr.ndA Ifcvik and Slallmierr re.. ! IT'S MISMVO OOl.ll THAT Fallot, Ulrnlea. Fttagerald. tlulhrlea, WtKHIHS THIS WOMAN' J. M. lVare nnd Son. Flrat National I ' v "" I iv,,.. n .t tiMiAi- r liA.-hn.Hn'M ! DKNVRR (Tt-Wlien Mra. Amelia 1 liardwaee, Wne hardware, i Mont- ' Oonaalca missed some dust under one irnmety Ward. ISprouso-RelMi, Radio ol her carpet n caned police, it Mliale nnd Nupirty, Norton Kiddy waa gold dual all had been aavlng livii, J,. a. Suny cx New York ' ft tome time two ounce of it, raw $tori Wtvrt Oioal pviepltone Ocx. ' tied at alwnt UHl. " Orai-e llnrnesa ahoii. Nelmin Prtnttnai , ' IM.. Niwha l"atnt store, Uumra lalnl Sloie. Bi-ening miaerver, i rira na-' Monnl heiik iVI Klv-ln. Kvmi 11111 ot Klgin, W, Strtngham, of Klgln. Julius L. Meier. , Announcement aomo wecka ngo that Hie federal gm-ernment would requlro tho atutea to inntch federal money on a two to one. bnala for ro ller purposca precipitated tho Ore gon problem which the committee la oeeklng to solve. Action by the speclnl session ot tho legislature, expected to bo called next month, will depend largely upon tlio commltteo'a report to tho governor, It lo believed. Mnrringo ot tour teachora nt WIs-glnn,- Mian., cnuscd' the school board to Hold a second election na .only unwed teachers arc eligible. Piggly Wiggly WEDNESDAY SPECIAL Brown Sugar '"' "17c" , Preferred stuck Clams 15c Flat Tina TO PASS ON APPtMNTMKST SAtKM, WpU W.Ott- A.RHOUnit of the -senate Interim coniniltlee ea aiiwlnlineiit lo be held In 'Portland ctuntay at 10 a. in. woe railed late yesterday lor secretary of state Hal K hee. to (SMitlrin or te.teet tro new board ot hlstirr eitticatlon appointees. " TWW Tipenm oe'f'e.vte'' FtiuinrlaV statement am return eomplled. VWANK t. MICK. 1WH . Mh St. 9lMt. H 1 W t.iXl .M .no ,ao t Mi ! uaterspar QUICK DRYING ENAMELS Heautifnl Shades ICjisy to Applj" Pittsburgh Paint Store ill Bm.'tn, J, A. But. Use. I A1 - I tvt I ov. .. IN I r IOO .. I IV. ., lta .. 1 ixt ... I o I tv , - tv J, .cw v. IC - i r -(UlUS-CMOlHtRS- Truck tvve an.t air TAred Tractce. CvvaMiwe. r-.tivM!wnt. lt.id MacMiwry. t'llwnUR tRlt'TOII l-Sl ll'Mt'Nt tV .Vm-n Main ..V! . S' KELSON Vnt tprven ri Pes tXTr r i sttvtcUcs your Kitchen Dollar With the NEW "WEAR-EVER" 3-WAY tXX)KER I'sk rr l. AS A J-QT. POVBLE BOILER tvt cereals, rice, c. 1. AS A -OT.('.SSfHt'H.K t.t ncalked p.uatea, etc, AS A J-OT. (XlVSRKIl SAl'Rkr.VN tiv NJllni end tln. TJ419 L coat pint With NKW aluminum "3 In 1" OVEN GRILL-BROILER es?rfK 41 Put Steak hero a Vegetables here a MeatndVei!etsiMo JtiK'e ftv ftravycxM rert here. mo OnaLcXMIPifTi Three Distinct Vsea for this Ttensil: last Broiler, lulu Open Roaster, i As Raking Pn, With this SET OF A "WEAR-EVER" S-IT.EPANS NOW I. You Saee $l.4i . . 1. Standard "W eir-Keer" Oaarrtr. I Sltmt 1 1v ) and A ort Av -J?.r Ar - i v. e.., r... i . SeFc I 14 .if T.lAlVa B Bohnenkams Harry Collins Bouiid Over To ' The Grand Jury Harry Colilna, charged with larceny In a dwelling, waa bound over to Await tho action of tlio grand Jury With ball sot at WOO at a hearing Mid ' yesterday afternoon before Juclgo U Dciiham In the court of tlio Justice, of tho pence. Ball hod not been furnished todny. Charges worn filed toy J. T. Vaught. who alleges thut while -ho and his family wore on a trip tliclr houso was entered and sovoml arUolc were taken Including an opal ring, an agnto ring, a pair of car rings, and a wrist watch, A negro, whoso ruimo wn not learned, took a watch to Mr. Oorards for repair and Uio . latter ItlenMIlcd It as a watch which ho had repaired for Mrs, Vnught.' Col Una, 'according' to tho negro's story, sold It to him for en. Collins declared at the hearing that ho bought It - tram another man! Whom ho had nover soon toefore, Tor tho same price, '. DKVH'F. MAY MAKK IIAMIITS ' t'OOL TllKllt HKELS DROWNSTOWN. Ind. W "Sorry, gcntlemeli. tho snfo Is locked. Kindly bo seated In tho lobby nnd the vault will be opened In 19 minutes." Such may be the stock answer of tho banker to the bnndlt in the fu ture as tho result of a time-lock Invention of William, Richards. Brownstowu bunker. " Rlchnrds' lnvontlou consists of n steel bar fitting ocross the front of tho sofo door In full vlow ot doubt ful bandits, nnd operating with a timing mechanism. Organizations At East Normal In Big Assembly AH tho student .organizations nt Eastern Oregon Normnl school wore presented to tho student body nt the Tegular weekly assembly this morn ing. One member of each group pre sented tho particular Interests, pur poses, otc,, of his group. The organ isations and those students repre senting them Were: Sigma Alpha Chi, Barbara Etteri' musto activities, Ouy Tucker: Phi Beta Sigma, Dora Swau gor; Nature olub, Carl Johnson: Sock nnd Buskin, Dorothy Hill; Women's Athletic. ' association, Bonnie Ruth New 50 Size LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S TABLETS FOR WOMEN They relieve an4 prevent periodic pain and associated disorders. JIo narcotics. Not just a pain killer but a modern -medicine which acts upon tho CAUSB of your trouble. .Per sistent use brings permanent relief, Sold by all druggists. ! . Adv, Thomson: Association of childhood education, Barbara Btter;, Associated women students, Marian Draper; Theta i Dela Phi, Chester Alcson; Forensic, Tumor Bond; Men's club, Leonard Marshall; EON, Elinor Sex ton. Harry Dawson, student presi dent, presented tho speakers. , To Ohio goes tho credit for estab lishing the first state Institution for the care of blind children. It wns built In 1837. Justice JKclly Guest '" " ' Of Masons Mwjidpy (Continued From Page One) Invited, Justice Kelly was. guest of tho officers of the La Ornnde, Union nnd Enterprise lodges 'at an informal dinner at the La Grande hotel. Justice Kelly will hold ft similar meeting in Baker tonight, with Masons expected to be. there from Mnlheur and Grant counties also. : Look at Your HAT Everyone ' Else Does! Pelt bat dnya are 'Just around the corner. Oct yours out and phone us for expert cleaning and blocking. ODORLESS CLEANERS uq7 Washington Main 701 SanFrandscds Newest AND MOST.MODERN Downtown Hotel! Hotel Sir Francis Drake jiist -off Union Square most conven ient to theaters, shops, stores, business and financlul district. ; Only California hotel offering Servidor feature thus enabling you to combine "rrtaximum pri vacy with minimum tipping"; All rooms in the Tower with Western exposure have ultraviolet-ray (sun-balh) windows. In every room connection for radio reception; running filtered ice water, ooth tub and shower. Dinner in Coffee Shop from75jS up in Main Dining Room from $1.25 up. Also a la carte service. tva MM a aT Francis i-j-. a 600 QalMJ. Iloom.1 b-ydM- I 223 roon .1 13S0 j , Mffi 179 rooms Blft,00 flll t 7,llh I l'rooi,,.slS4.50 ill fd VjjJ n 'UlilffljPS un......ii, Mlm lm: .lw-flMl MM nV tttir.lM troi Private garage in base ment of hotel building with direct elevator scr 1 nce to Lobby and all guest-room floors! HucKirts-NtwcouB HotplCo. Powell Street at iSuttcr San Francisco aimd Hf EM LA E AMBE Products' Slhiow At the L. D. S. Amusement Hall FREE PROGRAMS Thursday 7:30 Concert by La Grande Band in Honor of Union County Farmers Friday 2:30 Address by H. E. Crosby, Poultry Specialist, 0. S, C. Friday 7:30 Address by Speakers of State Wide Prominence Entertaining Educational ' Elaborate In addition to the attention to wmmmKMummmtmmmmmmmBMmMMMaMMMMMMMMMMM. Septa and FREE PRIZES Valuable Gifts to Adult Farmers by La Grande Merchants at Each Evening Program Cake-Baking Contest Pays a Score of Useful Gifts for District and County Winners Cash Premiums Open to all Exhbitors of Farm ' Produce Everything Free usual features, the management calls the following special features. Union County Parent-Teachers Exhibit Cooking Exhibit Antique Booth Visit The Basement of the L. D. S. Amusement Hall Ir, t t veira niarty Fair Vteitors over'iookcd tlie tviaerrjent exhibits ... The ranking display Is to re shown on basement st. veil raw much at te Pair t: r.vU 5,, baaeasei-v Visit The Stock'Exhibit AU livestock and poultry exhibits nre. to show In the car sheds back of the court house. DOXT MISS THEM.