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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1933)
pi Paffe Two LA GRANDE EVENING OUSERVEK, LA GRANDE. ORE. Friday, October 13, lDM Ms M i fed fii I? V:. I ! (Incorporated) An Independent Newspaper Phone Main 600 H. W. KREDEKICKfl . PublUher and General Manager ". mttOLD It. flHUAl , Business Manager , Published evenings, exception Sunday, at 1710 Sixth atreet, La Orande, Oregon.. Entered at the Postofflce of La Grande, Oregon, as Second Class Mall Matter under act ot March 3, 1878. OPPICIAIi PAPER OF UNION COUNTY AND THE CITY OP LA GRANDE .i MEMBER OP ASSOCIATED PRESS " The Associated Press la exclusively entitled to use for publication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited If pub lished here. All rights of republication of special dispatches In ' this paper and also the local news herein also are reserved. .t National Advertising Representative , M. C. MOOENSEN CO.. Inc. ' i t. Ban Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, Chicago ,,.. , ... ... . Detroit, New York ,. , ...... . .., :. , '' SUBBCRIPTION RATES " ? , . . fX Carrier ' Dally, one month In advance 7Sc . Dally, six months In advance M-60 ; Dally, single copy - 6o By Mall Dally, per month In advance.. Dally, per six months In advance . Dally, per year In' advance .MM ity, aa represented by the American ieop!e. ' If every "one under the Blue Eagle, consumer or employer or employe, .were to practice faithfully the Rotary motto, President Roosevelt could sit back with a smile of satisfaction; we all would be near Utopia. But will trie people rise above petty things that may clogl the machine? That is the question If they do, all is well; if they don't, well, our future can again be shadowed with clouds. - .Righteousness exalteth a nation: but sin is a reproach to any people. Proverbs 14:34. V ."SERVICE ABOVE' SELF" AND THE NRA '( When' H. EV Walter, of the Home Owners Loan Corpora tion headquarters in Portland, spoke to the Rotary club re cently, he voiced the belief that the Rotarian motto of "Ser vice Alwye Self" applied equally we!! to the national recovery 'act ' ; ' We believe no tnier words ever were spoken. It is un 'questlonuble that if the nation were to practice this simple gospel, the NUA plan would succeed in every conceivable 'Tv(iy; our former prosperity would return, there would,' be no more wolves at the doors of millions of Americans. .-,;. The NRA plan is theoretically perfect; practicaly, its work ability depends upon the unknown future actions of human- San Francisco's Newest AND MOSTVMODERN . . rv Downtown Hotel! MUCH ABOUT NOTHING Much about nothing thaf s the way Sally Rand, notori- , ou fan dancer, probably sizes it up: That's the right phrase ology, at least. It's the nothing- she wears about the much of her when she'does' her Tei-psichorean take-off, that keeps getting her into' the' courts' First in Chicago and then in New York, John Law has frowned on her "artistic" endeavors. The crowds didn't object, 'tis true, but officials and those j who have the grave and weighty responsibility of protecting the people s morals were much, taken aback. We would even ; hazard to guess that some of the officials may have studied the situation thoroughly before taking action. , We've heard much about her fan dance, and about the other shapely dancers who have folowed her lead and shed their scant raiment for quivery fans, but we've never been fortunate enough to see 'her trip the light fantastic. So we can't qualify as first line critics. But we have a suggestion and we believeit would satis fy all concerned. . ' Briefly, let Mr. Magistrate sentence Sally to ten days in a nudist colony. Then let the officials who caused her arrest buy themselves some smoked glases and, when out walking, caiefuly remain on the shady' side of the street. Sally could bare herself to her heart's content, and the ones she has been shocking; would have some peace. And the rest of us could read something else on the front pages. . TODAY JN brief wand AROUND OREGON AS CBHOMCLKD BY TUB DAILY LEASED VTIRB ' OF TUB ASSOCIATED TRESS M MEROrS CANDIDATES , SAJLEM.- Oct. u op) NumerotiA Candida tea have been considered as possible successors to Dr. Carl O. Doney. president of Willamette uni versity, who asked to be relieved, of his duties by the end of the present school rear. Rev. T: D. Yarnee, or the special recommendation commit tee said today. The committee has ' no statement to mate public yet, said Yarnes. NO M'MBER IIBOK TKOt lll.KS SEATTLE. Oct. 13 (Af Without strikes, lockouts or other serious dlfflcuJ&es. the entire lumber, log ging, shingles, door and plywood In dustries .or Western Oregon and Washington with some 700 units em ploying 60.000 men were working un der the' various labor provisions of the new lumber code In September, J. B. Fitzgerald secretary. Joint corn- trip in the mountains about nine miles south of E&tacada, within 15 minutes after he had eaten some honey from a bee tree which be had found. FAIR WEATHER IS CONTINUING Despite predictions of cloudy weather from the government or ifice In Portland 'yesterday, the skies remained clear In Eastern Oregon to day and this morning's minimum of 41 was the warmest for several days, yesterday's maximum was .73 above. The forecast for today was for partly cloudy weather tonight and 4aturday, with moderate tempera tures. , : BEGINNERS IN MUSIC CLASS MEET OCT. 14 Beginning instrumental classes in the schools will meet tomorrow morn ing. Music Director Andrew Loney Jr.. announced today. The meetlnes will be in the mualo room of the High school. Students should enter the bulldbiv through the north rear en trance; he advised. Violin, viola, cello and airing base players are to meet at- 10 a. m. m it tee on labor, reported today to iar-d cornet, trumpet, trombone, mel the lumber code authority. SOCIAL- WORKERS TO MEET . BEND. Ore., Oct. 13 UP) A two day regional conference of social workers of Oregon for the discussion of unemployment and other relief work, will start here tonight with delegate attending from many com munities of the state. Portland, es pecially; will be well represented. The conference will open this evening with a board meeting which will not be open to the public. lophone, , baritone, drum, clarinet. flute, piccolo, oboe, bassoon and bass players will meet at 11 a. m. Imports of nitrogenous materials Into tne United States during the first six months of this year amount-; The Weather WKAT1IKR FORECAST Oregon: Partly cloudy tonight audi .Saturday; probably ruins'' lit the nortliHeiit and west central nortloii;. moderate temperature; modern I o westerly winds' ofihliore. LOCAL WKATIIKIt ' Thursday: maximum 73, minimum 37- ubove. Clear.. , Toiluy: minimum 41, 1 u. m. 1 ubove. Clear. Plgures compiled- by the- Unltec States department of agriculture in dicate that the net oost per" bushel for raising wheat in Nortlv Dakota ed to 38S.508 tons compared with I and other states in tn great plains 294.342 tons In the first halt of 1932. ' area averaged 72 cents. MRS. FLINT DIES THURSDAY AFTER SHORT ILLNESS SHIF FlU'NES -TO BL'KOPB SALEM. Oct. 13 (y5,Sh 1 rimpntfl of 1833 prunes to foreign ports started j here this week with large blocks of I Roseburg prunes included in the ex I ports. I Italv. Norway. Argentina. Qermanv. MEET OCT 14 ' Poland and Sl&T were named by J the canners as foreign destinations for the Oregon fruit. TRUCK MEN TO Bank of Albany which opened fo Flint. 39. passed away Sacajawca Inn of all those interested ! "anxmg super- 1 j EST A CAD A MAN' VICTIM I OREGON CITY, Oct. 13 OP) Ap parently the victim of acute indiges i tlon, Harry Duncan. 30. of Estacada. f0OOuiiinftfmit 1 )7yrtiitmalll.'J0 irRrorms4.fiO ,, aiidup , tntimalljr ll.le.lo Jf ,'rrnnaiint T 1,1 it liiii 1 ! : te rn Hotel Sir Francis Drake just off Union S(Uare moat tonven iont to tlicuters, shops, stores, buaincsB and financial district. Only California liotul olTerinjJ Scrviuor feature thus enabling you to comliine "maximum pri vacy with minimum tipping". All rooms in the Tower with Wcolern exposure Lave ultraviolet-ray (.lun-lialh) windows In every room connection for radio reception, running filtered ice water, uoth till) anu shower. Dinner in Coffee Shop from75f lip in Main Dining Koom from 81.25 up. Also a la carte service. V t 6. H. Weimcr. chairman of the local truck' men's nrcrnnizntinn hn In.t. returned from Stelem where he con- Al.llAXV BANK ClURTBRKll ferred with officials of the state SALEM. Oct. 13 Ml A charter ' organization. He is calllmr a meetini 1 wa uu" to the "" statv to be held Saturdav evcnlne at the Dan,t 01 """"ir wnicu openea Mrs. W. O. Thursday afternoon after a short ill- In the trucking business. ness. A. C. Anderson, state chairman of She Is survived by her husband. 1 the Truck Owners and Farmers Pro W. O. Flint, and four children, Jack, tectlve association, will attend and Billy. Bobby and Evelyn; by five will have some valuable Information u.wMrao, ij. . th iu( buunc fjreeeiib. 'died vllle. Ore.; B. A. Parsons, of Mllwau- It will not be the Duruose of this ! . kee. Wis.: Noble Parsons, or Payetie. meetlne to criticize what h hn Ida.; P. H. Parsons, of Halley, Ida., done but rather to do some con-' ss and Arthur Parsons, of Union. Ore.: structlve planning to meet thelpres and three sisters. Mrs. Carl Beeson. ent situation and help to correct any of Boise, Ida-: Mrs. Pted Allen, of wrongs' that the new legislation might Haliey, Ida... and Mrs.A. V. Crawford. , Impose, officials of the organization of Long Beach, Cal. report. She has been a resident of La Orande for the was ft member of the Baptist irl l,0, I 1 1 J it O Lj , churoh. . Puneral services wUI be held from:!- the Baptist church Saturday after- ; JL J noon at 2 o'clock with Eev. B. Mar- ' CVB. Ore. (Special.). Mrs. al- cus Godwin in charge and burial will M- plerc' recently returned from 1 be in Summcrvllle cemetery. Friends the nation's capital, spoke to the may view the body at the ohapel of Women's club of Cove and its guests ! Walkers Funeral Kbme. ! Thursday afternoon. Her subject was j her experiences in Washington and the interesting women' she met. .NEW DEAL j v , ... . . - I VE DO OUR PART m EOT lWs L Keep-Mem Employed:.-- H,L""t! 1 Support the ' ' 1 1 ' ! 1 ' National Recovery Aet . ' .1 Pranklln Truax. independent seri vice station operator. Kamela, claims the independent station operator must give more service under new deal. Backs Rlchfleld's products, co operation and policy; praises Rich field advertising as outstanding rher Thursday while on a hunting chandlslng and selling force. Adv. C. J. Breier Co r1 'l'MRS. PIERCE IS SPEAKER Back "HQiiE Wo Do A Folk's Are Doing Their Par Are You Doing Your Part? Recovery Board Is ,smim Hotel Sir FitANCis Privulo garage in base ment of hotel building wilh direct elevator ser vice to Lobby and all guest-room floors! IktKlft, Nr.Ncou, Hotti. Co. Powell Strccl at Sutler San Francisco Agreed Upon- Course COVE WOMAN ! HURT THURSDAY (Continued From Page One) coal peretors to attend on arbltra- j COVE (8p).clal) w. tlon hearing yesterday. Hugh 8. Johnson ruled that no employer may voluntarily surrender a Blue Eagle. Chairman Wagner determined to submit to the labor board for an Immediate decision the Welrton Steel company's (West Virginia) refusal to arbitrate Its strike before workers re turned to their Jobs. MILWAUKEE, Oct. 13 f) The Simplex Shoe Manufacturing com pany was enjoined today from Inter fering with unionization of Its work ers and labor leaders hailed the court order a preliminary victory of nation-wide significance in the interp rctaton ot labors rights under the NUA. Green, of Cove, suffered cuts and bruises about 2 o'clock yesterday af ternoon in an accident on the Mill Canyon road. She stepped from a wagon Just as Fred Hagey drove by, and was .hit by the car. He sum moned medical aid as quickly as pos sible. Her injuries are not regarded as serious. Of m rQr Pheasant Season Oct. 15 of . We have the Ammunition You do the Aiming The Game is Yours. 'Jgsmm supply co. WM h EMP m A(Iams ' AIuin ,3f - Chiseiers Not To Get Wheat Money (Continued rrom page One) money. It probably would go a long way to raise the morale of wheat i growers and their families." 1 Furrell ald telegrams from the country's bread basket Indicated n ' flood of county acreage reduction ! contracu would arrive here, perhaps f before the end of the week. Aftnr 1 they are examined, checks will be Irfiued to county wwoclatlons whose papers nro found In order. Tim country contract will bo re viewed! by the county acceptance , unit, then by the contract records unit, and If lit order, will then bfr( sent to the comptroller for final audit and payment. . The county acceptance unit recent ly organ had includes A. R. Shnin-1 way, Milton, Ore., CiU Ward, Sallna, ' Kas., R. M. Miller, Pullman, Waalr., I Paul H. Stewart, Lincoln Neb., Sam- 1 uel J, Gilbert, Madison, Wis., Paul O. Newmm, Fbrtjnnkl, Ore., nnd rinrold E. Schwartz, Brooking, S. D. It's Here -.' Tt looks as though the time has come that the BLUB EAGLE has spread his .wings far enough to take in every ' one. The NATIONAL RE- - C0VERY ACT has put thousands- hack to work in creased this country's payrolls - by millions orders are roll . ing into factories that have been. idle. V MEMBER sjr Elegant Betty Baxley WE DO OUR PART DO YOUR PART Now ... i O j It'sTimely FALK'S back the N. R. A. in every respect. Shortened the store hours and increased the staff. And further more, FALK'S expect to continue to. back this gigantic undertak ing. We not only think it is a good thing WE KNOW IT. Buy under the BLUE EAGLE, and BUY NOW. FROCKS $6.95 Lovely Chulla Crepe Put youi? shoulder to the wheel. BUY UNDER THE BLUE ' EAGLE and BUY NOW. Cossack Style Suede Leather JACKETS . Complete Size Range Cocoa, Red, Chest- flJfT QC nut and Green- tPDstD NELSON Quality , Counts ' Opposite The Post Office .fULIS-CHALMERS- Trnck type and air Tired Tractors. Combines, Implements, Hontl Machinery. ciiAMii.Fit TRArrnn A KlU M'SIKNT CO. 1HI3 Jcttorson Main 532 $100 In Prizes! ACT NOW! Wo will nuiko a reduction of I0 00 (ram the regular rate to each ol the Urst ten persona who enroll for a nine months' term In any department of day school at DKAPKIIS SCHOOL OF COMMKRCB Over L. at L. Urus Phone 133-W K. O. URAI'lUt, Prop. R0THM00R COATS for the particular woman. They have an air of vitality - youth - and smartness. Fine tail oring and marvelous fabric make these coats hard to bent. Rothmoor Coats for All Occasions. Untrimnwd Coats $25.00 Other UP to Roth moors $79.50 Beautiful KEDD CCDS smoiEjr Sizes 4t to 9 AAA to B Widths VV o u 1 d you suspect that these beautiful Red Cross Shoes were as comfortable aa your favorite bedroom slippers? Yes really and truly. That's because they fit all . four of your feet your sitting .feet and your walking feet. JEWEL Black Suede . A pretty pump piped white amalac. Kid lacing piped In white. with BILLIE It's a Cobbie! Barre-i brown scuffed, caracal trimmed with blending sport wil low, saddle and tongue. PARKWAY A graceful four eyelet tie in brown and black kldskln underlay contrasting piping. HR DO YOUR TAUT CLEO Brown suede and kid combina tion, tongue pump with contin ental heels suitable for semi dress and atreet wear. DO YOUR PART J
