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Page Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Thursday, October 19, 1933 V. . Mninri.iinfNl (Incorporated) AD Independent Newspaper .'". Phone Main .000 X Will H. W. FREDERICKS publisher and Oenoral Manager 1 HAROLD M. F1NLA7 Business Manager . Published evenings, exception Sunday, at 1710 Sixth street, La , Grande, Oregon. 1 ' '. Entered at the Postofflce or La Ornnde, Oregon, as Second Class Mall Matter under act of March 3, 1879. OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTY AND THE CITY OF LA GRANDE ' - ' MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press' Is exclusively entitled to use lor publication : of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited If pub llshed here. All rights of republication of special dispatches In ', this paper and also the local news herein also are reserved. National Advertising Representative M. O. MOOENSEN CO., Inc. Can Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, Chicago Detroit, New York ' SUBSCRIPTION RATES i liy Carrier ; Dally, one month In advunce...... ...... Dally, six months In advance ................. ... . Dally, single copy ..11.50 so By Mall Dally, per month In advance... Dally, per six months in advance . Dally; per year In advance.... ..(2.60 at the 15)29 levels and ninde money! .Sales of Vicks pro-. .ducts have increased from 26 millioi psckage& in jL925 ,to more than 52 million packages this year, a 100 per cent mcrease. A remarkable achievement. A tremendous proof of confi dence in product confidence in organization, .confidence in' advertising and confidence in public reaponse to that adver tising even in times of economic distress. " IV"'!-'- r"l"r' 1 1 : ' ; .1 LOCAL BIDDlEirS i .11.'. ..m !'J! Tmmmmmmmmammmmt , TODAY BRIEF, IN AND . AROUND A8 CUltONICLED BY TUB DAILY LEASED WIUB OF TUB ASSOCIATE! l'BliSS O God, give us help against the adversary, for vain is the help of man. Psalm 60 : 10, 11. ; CONFIDENCE IN ADVERTISING In these past years of economic disturbances -r times of tremendous business losses as well as thousands of business failures it is always refreshing to find the enterprise that has continued to, prosper and grow in face of such condi tions. Also, in these comparatively few cases of success it is interesting and most noteworthy to find the acknowledged part that advertising has played in the accomplishment. There comes to thp editorial desk this mjprning a report of the operations of the Vick Chemical Company, interna tionally known manufacturer of cold remedies. Because- of advertising, the name of Vicks is known to millions has become a household byword in. countless thousands of homes where its remedies have been so introduced and performed the relief that tmthful advertising promised. During the past four years when thousands of other busi nesses were discharging millions of employees, slashing salaries and curtailing advertising in what they believed, was the only method, of meeting the business disturbances upon them; the Vick cpmpaoy adopted exactly the opposite pro gram. During this same period the Vick company, in a carefully laid and far seeing plan to combat the economic turmqil, purposely, increased its advertising expend itu ilea. 150 per cent, launched three new products when the order of the day was curtailment or outright elimination, increased the number of its employees 72 per cent, maintained salaries SLAY Bit IS INDICTED OREGON CITY, Ore.. Oct. 10 W , John J. Holey, 42, Bandy Ridge farm er and livestock dealer, was Indicted by the Clackamas county grand Jury late yesterday for first Uogree murder for the slaying last Monday ox Cla rion Boltuno, SO, his neighbor. MULTNOMAH HITUATION OOOK PORTLAND, Oct. 19 VP) Although tho delinquency on tho current Mult nomah county tax roll is approxi mately 20 per cent, county officials announce that sufficient delinquent taxes for previous years lave been collected since Jan. 1 to come within 0 per cent of raising the current rovenue. IinitSF. KILLS KATTLKK ' CRESS WELL, Ore., Oct. 10 VP) Dan, a 14-year-old horse, suddenly jumped Into tho air, twisted and landed with feet bunched together in the best rodeo fashion. Observers thought perhaps Dan had entered his second childhood. Investigation dis closed, however,' tho old horse had fought a battle with a rattlesnake and won. ; , , i tho outgrowth of that mission school for the Indians, Is co-operating with, the board of homo missions ctf the Methodist church in arranging the centennial. MAY BE Firm VACANCY 6ALEM, Oct. 10 W) A fifth! pos sible vacancy in the stats legislature when It convenes In extraordinary session here November 20 was con sidered here today when the status of Representative Herbert Oordon, of Multnomah county, special deputy in the corporation department, was questioned toy some state officials. Four vacancies already exist, those of Representatives Earl Day and Ed xeny or jaexson county, and Sen ators Unn E. Jones of Clackamas and Edwin Allen of Washington county. Lpads of Wheat Move Despite the jEmjbiavgo ; (Guntlnuea um Page Ones moving into Minnesota from, there. DENIES ANY OFFICE DELAYS PORTLAND, Oct. 10 (P) A donial that there con bo any Just criticism of the Oregon office of tho public ornor Charles w. Bryan In a general TELLS OF FARM UNREST LINCOLN. Neb., Oct. 10 UP) Agri cultural areas today were described as a ."seething mass of unrest" by pov- works administration because of de- attack on the entire national recovery lay In the forward progress or led- i program. era! projects under the program, was Issued here Wednesday by u. v. Hockley, state engineer for tho ad ministration. PLANS CENTENNIAL SALEM, Oct. 10 VP) A Jason Lee centonnlol. commemorating Jason Leo's pligrimakc to Oregon, whero he cstobllsnoo) a mission, school in 1834, Is planned lor next spring. Willamette university, which was Exuniluer .Coot In P. It, BenMey, examiner of oper ators .and ohaWJaur iflll &o at the qtty flan fryy W Saturday. Te Attend Convention Greta and Margaret Freeman are planning to leave Saturday for Port land wnero they will attend the beauty convention on Oct. 22-25. They operate tho Bob shop. From Irrlgnn , Mr. and Mrs. Clint Haynes were In La Grande today visiting friends. They formerly made their home here .but are now operating a ranch about four miles from IrrJgqn. To Portland. Mrs. Oscar Johnson left yesterday for Por.Uaao; where she'wlll visit for a few .days with, her parents. Vlhltlng Ill-re Mrs. Audmer Playle, of Tacoma, is visiting In La .Qrande with, her parr ems, jar. and Mrs. J, p. Caldwell, and with her father-in-law, Cnaries FleyW). Miss Marquis Here Miss Ruth Marquis, of Pont land. Is In La Grande visiting her parents. Mr. -and Mrs. M. M. Marquis. She formerly road her bom here for several 'years." The Weather WEATHER FORECAST ' Oregon: Occasional rnlns tonight and Friday; moderate tcmnemtiiro; fresh ito strong southwest wind off Bryan., brother of the late William Jennings Bryan, said he did" not know what tho farmers' unrest might lead to but said It was "bringing on a condition we can't shut our eyos to." Highway Heads See Wallowa Co. Projects Today Carl O. Washburn, of Eugene, and I E. B. Aldrich, of Pendleton.' mem bers of the state highway commis sion; W. O. Williams, resident" ongl neor of La Grande;, J. M. Dovers, as sistant attorney general; R. H. Bal? dock, state highway engineer; and fl. B. Glalsycr, secretary of the high way commission, all of Salem, are in ment of cheers jn parltamen at War- Wednesday: mum 10 n(ioyc' Hnlii t'loiidy. Todoy: Minimum 47, nbnv'c. ' Cloiifly. Maximum 07, mlnl- ,00 of Inch, 7 a. in. 18 IcQay's S Store Ne. 1 i704 Adams Member of Phono Main 515 R. A. tores Store No. 2 2916 N. 2nd. Phone Main 109 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FEATURES APPLE CIDER 25c Place your party order now. liring your own , container. Gallon.. ... .. Amnizo Gloss or Corn STARCH 2Pkgs CHEESE Full Cream Pound . . . . . 16c Walla Walla TOMATO JUICE 2 Cans ... 12 Cans. No. 1 Tall Cans 15c 89c 15c Black & Gold SYRUP 5-lba Can . . 53c Carnation PANCAKE FLOUR You'll Like It. 1 2 Pkfr. . XcC M A RSHM ALLOWS S .tJSSA 19c STRING BEANS Fountain Brand No. 2 Can. 3 c. 29c SUGAR Powdered or lliwn 3 Lb8 21c 31bs. Hamburger riesh t'ound 25c Pound Beef Roast Choice Steer Beef 10c SWEOT No, Dry Onions POTATOES 23 lbs. 5 lbs. 19c 31c McDonald TURNIPS 4 lbs. 15c SQUASH All Kinds ' ! i or Whole 2c lb. (GEPMANY IS SURROUNDED WITH GUNS (Continued from Pag One) appropriations to complete them even before ''Germany's - exDloelve - with drawal from the league and the arms conference. Meantime, France, urged on by vet erans of her wars with Oermanjr and a people that never can forget the last one, nas lorgea a powerful chain Including a trench and casemate ysr tern. , For three years, workers In the Metz and Laulter region nave welded this strong chain along a 135-mlle ' front, , , yvniie men nve Deen digging and rnarcjilng and arming along the fronts of Belgium, "Austria and France, an ultimatum has come out from Praha, Czechoslovakia: "Any re vision, of the war treaties so' far as Czechoslovakia's boundaries are concerned can be carried out only with military force. ..." Poland, meanwhile, long ago had let it be known that vigorous opposi tion would greet any Germain efforts to revise Germany's eastern boun daries. . Poland never will surrender tho province of Pomorze the so-called Polish corridor, without a war, a speaker declared to the accompanl C. A. GILKISON PASSES AWAY NEAR POWDER BAKEB (Special) Clifford A. Gil. klson. larmcr of the Wolfe creek sec tion near North Powder, died In St. Elizabeth's hospital In Baker Wed nesday of typhoid fever. He was In tjhe hospital for one week. . Mr. Ollklson was bom in. North. Powder Aug. 37, ;aao. and' spent prac- ucany ai: 01 nts me in that sec tlon. He was .marriojd to Ruth O. Kester In la Grande October 8, 1017, The deceased Is survived by rds wutow; nis parents, Mr. and Mrs. .Gil. bert Ollklson of North Powder and s suter, Miss Bose- Gllklson, of Port- Powder for Interment. Frederic March Is Improving HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 19 m Jiredrlo March,' screen actor, whose condition naa ocen reportad as serious after k relapse while recovering from, an, attack of Influenza, was reported to day by his physicians to be ''well on tho road to recovery." Night brings movies, campus carol ing and whatnot to many students, but with the boys on the University of Florida football team, things are different. They do most of their practicing under flood lights. Wallowa county today going over pro posed construction. ,'. , lT' Tho group stopped in La Grande for a short, time this morning en route. Peck By Chicken Fatal to Woman ALTOONA, Pa pet. 1? WV-Two weeks ago Mrs. Florence Davis, 60, was pecked on the aim by a chicken eho was feeding. Yesterday she dWd irom tetanus. i "Donkey baseball", in which tho players are, mounted on trained don keys, has become popular as a stunt sport In the Southwest. . Budget Your Energy So much to be done and only so much time to do it in. Why pound out all your energy on sidewalks nnd stairways? Save some for recreation N hours by wearing Vitality Health Shoes Trices.' $5.00 to $6.50 saw. , Added to these movements, Prime Minister Staunlng declared at Copen- nagen only Tuesday, referring to discussion of reinforcements for. the Southern Danish frontier, that it would be . ."defended to the limit.1 Little Switzerland was heard from in connection with arms and arma ments yesterday. Reports reached international cir cles at Geneva that the Swiss military Headers were to ask extraordinary creoii or bs.uw.uoo bow francs (123,. 800,000) to Increase armaments. BVS8U FLIRTS WITH LEAOIJB OENBVA. Oct. 19 (IP) Reports that the United States Is studying the question of recognition of Russia awakened new hopes In international circles here today that tho U. S. S. R. may be Induced to Join the league or nations. , There, have been clear Indications, it was recalled tnat, tne league is flirting with Russia and Russia with the league With her eastern neighbor, Japan, resigned from the league and her western neighbor, Germany, poten tially abandoning, the. Genera confer ence international circles are won-. denng whether tho world win not see an evolution In international politics with Moscow marching definitely to ward. Geneva It is believed that France will urge such a step. Not lust Another PillTo DeadenPain But a wonderful modem medi cine which acts upon the conditions which CAUSE the pain. Take them regularly and you should suffer less ind less each month. PERSISTENT USE BRINGS PERMANENT RE LIEF. Sold at all: good drug storejj Small silt 50 ft. LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S TABLETS POR RELIEF AND PREVENTION OP PERIODIC PAINS SOCIETY NOTES Mrs. H. G. Dow Hostess at Party ; , Mrs. H. O. Dow was the hostess at bridge party Wednesday afternoon when she entertained the L. A. L. club at her home. , Three tables were arranged for auction bridge with Mrs. George Tlss and Mrs. W. H. Pldcock as guests. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. B. W, Tlllotson, jlrst, and Mrs. George Mc Vey, second. Mrs. M. A. Harrison will entertain in two weeks. ,' 1 Officers Visit Rebekah Lodge . Crystal Robekah lodge No. SO was. honored Wednesday evening by a vis It of Deputy Grand Master Oharlea P. Poole and Special District Deputy James W. Rogers, both or? whom gave Inspirational talks. Mrs. Rogers, wife of the special district deputy, is well known through Rebekah lodges, as "Our. Maud" and. Is widely loved. ' Mrs. Sadlo K'. Nlswonger, of Bend, who V .visiting here with her daugh ter, also was present and presented an Interesting review of iher 31 years' membership' IB the Bend lodge. Pour young women, Mr. Lillian Wallace. Misses Jfcmnle Nielsen. Nat alie Ebert and Helen Macauley pre sented a playlet, "Wby W,e JoumU the Rebekaha," which came as a sur prise and which added materially to the points for the "ping" sine in tjhe contest. Mrs. Cda Beery Is the cjaptaln of the team. Mrs. Lottie McGoldrfcfe, degree cap tain, wilt put on tho memorial serv ice at the coming county convention, which win be neld at Cove on Wed nesday, Oct. 99. About 80 expect to go from La Grande, providing- ample transportation Is found. D. A. R. Conference Is Cancelled Since Mrs. John Y. Richardson, of Portland, state regent of the Daugh ters of tho American Revolution, wtlt; ;j he .unablo to attend the Eastern Ota.- ;. gon conference of the organization ,o: s Oct. pi In Baker, the meeting has ! been cancelled. The conference tor tela year will ba held In the early spring instead, coincident with aha visit of Mrs. Bdlth Scott Magna," president general, to Oregon. y Riveria P. T. A. H On Thursday ; L The Riveria Parent Teacher aso--elation will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 0 o'clock at the school. A short, business session will be followed by-, the following program: ' : , Flag salute, seventh grade. Play, eighth grade. Pire prevention talk, sixth grade.' Songs, sixth grade. 't, Mrs. George Lyman win talk on "How Can Parents Meet -Their fte-. sponslbllltles anaV.Grasp Their Oppor- . tunltles." Alt ore urged to attend. MBoy! I can breathe nowl" QUICK RELIEF for stuffy heads PREVENTS many coids Am .fLLIS-OLMERS-. Track type and air Tired Tractors. Combines. Implements, Road Machinery. rilANDI.KB TRACTOR . K()l ll'.MEM CO. 1313 Jcffi-rson ' Main 833 NOTICE Series "A" Time- Certificates of Deposit Issued by the First Na tional Bank of La Grande, Oregon on March 1, 1933 and due on Oscomber 16, 1083, .have been call ed' for payment) on November 16, 1933. Interest on same ceases af ter that daw. First National Bank of La Grande ' David I. Stoddard. President A. K. Parkerj Cashier Quail tj . There is ONLY ONE Supcr-X Short Shot String an exclusive feature of the Western Super'X shotgun load enables you to pull down ducks that are i y to 10 yards beyond the range of or dinary loads. Get your West' ern Super-X, Xpert and Field shells here and the rest of your hunting supplies. Bohnenkamp's Star Brand rTA Box of 25 i UL: BOY'S A Pocket Knife Free With Every Pair of BOFS BOOTS ; Purchased at Falk's Boots that will give active youngsters plenty.' of ; wear. Sizes 514 to 121jj $2.95 & $3.95 $100 tn Prizes! ACT NOW! We win make a reduction of SAO. 00 from the regular rate to each of the first ten persons who enroll for a nine months' terra In any department of day school, at DRAPERS SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Over. ti. U Drug Phone 133-W , K. O. DRAPER, Prop. Red Cross Drug- Store nelson rr ' Look at Tost HAT Everyone Else Does I Pelt hat days are Just around tho corner.. Get yours out and phone us . for txpert cleaning and blocking. ODORLESS" CLEANERS HOT Washington Msln 701 f for dress y for sport for travel ROTHMOOR COATS Must your, coat: be utill tarian? Welt, here it is. one you can wear with, aay dress. Generally' speaking, alt Rothmoors are decidedly, practical and definitely original". The silken texture and lovely luster of the furs is the result of expert selection .the new fabric designs and colons are equally. well chosen the faultless' tailoring. . pro vides permanent and per. feet shapeliness. Roth moors are both (recti cat and beautiful. Untiimmed $25-00 Other Rothmoors $49.50 to $75.00 MM - . , cemtowf if BOTHKOOa
