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Thursday, November 23, 1933 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Pare Pour In Step! ' The Weather VT 1 tfiHocftn 5 IIDlt H. W. WUSUBUIOKt) .. .J-ubllatier anil Ciouoral Malinger HAHOLD M. FINliAY littjliiess MmiUKar PublUliea .ewmlngs. exooptluu Hundny. at J.V10 SUttli street, Qrasde. Oregon. " Entered at tbe Postofflce at lo Grande, Oregon, an Becoud Clme Mall Matter wider flirt ot March 2, 1818. OJfWOlM, I-AJ'EK OP UNION COUNTS AND THE ornr of la obande MBMUBH OF ASSOCIATED WIEBB Tbe Auooluted Preas In exclualvuty entitled to uhi lor publication at all now auputclie orcUlted to it or not otherwise credited It pub lished here. All Tlgltta of republication oJ ejieclnl dispatches In tnie paper and olo tbe local news bereln alo are reserved. National Advertising Kopreeentatlve M. C. MOUEIfbEN CO., Inc. Ban JTuncUco, Ux Angeles, BeaKle. Portland. Chicago Botrolt, New Xorlt BUBHORUTION EATEH By Carrier Dolly, one month In advance- Dally, six months In advance , Dully, tingle copy ..4JS0 fio By Mull Dally, per month In advance-. Dully, per six months in advance . Dally, per year in advance. ..... Set your affections on tluiijts ulMive, not on tilings on the earths Colusisians 8: 2. SCALES SHOW SOME BALANCE There never was a honeymoon that lasted more than a ew montliB ; and if Mr. Koosevclt's exuuraion with the Am erican people is .beginning to produce a crop of disagree ments and Juird words, nobody need be esjiecially uurpriBed. The wonder is that the honeymoon lias lasted as long as it has. Looking ut the new deal without partisan bias one way or the other, it js possible lo arrive at two conclusions about it: First, that it has not done as much for us as we permitted ourselves to hope. Second, that it nevertheless has a genuine record of very solid achievement. The depression isn't over, commodity prices are not back where we want them to lie, labor unrest is not ended, un employment still exists, and the farmer still is buying at the moon. On the other hand, somewhere between 8,5500,000 and 4,000,000 men have gone back to work, child labor lurgely has been abolished, the commodity price level is higher than it was before; and wage scales have been im proved. Balance the benefits against the shortcomings and you get a net gain which is very much worth having. It is easy to be disappointed because the number of meu who have gone back to work is not larger. Nevertheless, the mere fact that the piu'chasing power of upwards of three and a half million citizens has been restored is bound to have a wide and lasting effect. It's something, as they say, which can't be laughed off. It also is easy to complain because there has been a trade recession since the early part of the summer. But there are two tilings to remember in this connection. First, trade boomed at an abnormal rate late last spring, because manu facturers sought to build up surpluses before the NRA codes went into effect. Second, wliile trade has declined, employ ment and payrolls have kept on going up which, when you stop to tluiuk about it, is a fact of the highest importance. A depression as wide and deep as the one we have been in is not ended in a day or in a mouth or two. It still is a little early for us to form final judgment on the merits of the recovery program. : Clark Wood I - D3VS The problem 1b, us we uucUiruUmtl It, lo uuifce tne price of w.iiokf5' low ouout:h to put the 'boutlemier out o butttnetw, unci high mout;U to ktM-p Uuclr bum lu diuaiuw. A Pitxtmutil, Uulllorntu. luwyur Wttiwtertfl lor tuyn in a itnuiw. ilv luuy have bwu iryhit the wrong cus;. AuiLpu 6nlo Humtppvotu ejlb Ik the worltlo otuunpkui llolstniu cuw. We mulunittmd her milk 1b pronuuti-jcti exwilluut. Old Mivn OixtP-m would ite lioie liitfly nubiucntetl wntv It not lor the Inot tluvi. wlum It uomvt to liue&. lullruuds uud uMhtlw ure pus'liig con ecriic. Wlmtevur in done to the luUur, w win (lasure It ulwuys off, Irom uh, u cordial iwpiinu. "Let the drunken driver iImwuiv!" ih the uloj:ut ol Oix-con offiwjin. Jl v.-iU b' xij( w Mubr uiotunm. lmw ver. lo bewiuT of the truuktu v -er. An Sown mn.u hiifi worn the winn uhowi lor HIJ yHLrt. We nujjnm- Umt now. inoiT tluni ever, they're thl. tole Jt'llitiior. STATE STORE OPPOSITION HEARD TODAY (Continued Fruiu Pinse One) The Cubun pwcrmneiKt wtonic "to imvp the lmpifwnluu tnut the hot Wttwir it in m;ituiji into oomw li-orn inir Wolle. Tne wwripr pir-oti thut flew frwn the A'tUttiU! lo fftte Jtl'tc tKMwt in tu'Wently as wji- iw it 4e Btmug- Whetlwr or not Mw voters of old Katutukwet fliwd witli mid. tlmlr imiis wen-, hi tiie rweut repeal riec-H4oxl Wed nil iMttor if the tlully lP" ejiiuiitwd more I'iqurittly nuvli tteUChtfm rf iifwk ftlmt irwn K'hlcufro wbout itw lo(r HjlUiitJ Uie 'finxaphxme flayer. UibhtiUtn litjuor Htuieti In U townN, mid thut the ttrujn:its liutl been on trurttecl to the liuroutlc aule und were the projKjr dlaiMMiMoru of liquor. KjeiU;erti declared timt If the jirlw ol illquur wue to tlie JiuW down tu oluuiuute "bootlein:tiif:." tiie tiUite uould not ojHintte the buMnws;. Tliei-o uiti duo tlriur voitt( Au the Htnte, on the uvenme of one lor every ll.MH) jHwple. Tluiy uivuutl would be the pmpw outlet lor litjuor. Ho ovor lieud would be neoeeaivo' becaime itlw tux twuld be jmld directly to tlu- Wte by the viiolwuiors. tioverimr hH'iUiti Five Bpeclllc imoininuuduttonK lot JeiTlalution lu eonneetkm with ttie de wlopmout of tlw Uoiinevllle ntn -jKwer pro.tti1. wove nmrtc todny iv tiovernur .luUUb L. Meier lu u BjHK-ittl uiewtime. The wiuouUve delivered the iiddret lu pvTHon. li41Mml ul the bill uuthortr.tne Iwuunoe utf bond up to U!i,0U0.UiK) lor liydroelwtrlc develoj)tnent ; ivii eniKitiuent ol dowlntble end eiwutlui t ieutureB of the ue.t; eivtvtlon o tt 1 t!ouuuibiou or ttu-ee mombtrK! uu i ihoriwition or the comuiiwlou to in I Hue au,iKt.HK btnlK to eo-ojMaiM I with the lettenii frovenuueut. uud pitt t'vtainT lor InmtUneut id thwcJuntu i in tvunamitKiUm Um n:i other t;t- luinbui river powvr development avoii j'jwjnuuendtfd by the (lovernor. ! In addition to the livit pee.trie ' ptJluUi the Kow.rnor urjTil Ute iecis ! iuture to inemurjullfce tne 3rvHitntit niKl whuvbi; proteiiunj tite Mttjiuntid pluti to coniKiltrtHW the Cmud VA;;let jinJma with iiunueviUe. Frank Manning Is J Freed II y Pardon BAJjEM. Nov. 2 Pmiik (Buek I j MnuniuK. one ol thrr younp men I iM-ntenoed to the lM'Utuuitiary it yeur i:v last Aupunt lor tbe mu'tlei ol i H, J. 1 vermin, U;lu poiiuc olHeer ul HUverton, wiw wMeuwtd lumi the mute ' prison yiterday under tt conditional pardon Binned by Governor Meier, n Utcante known today. IVUATIIIilt FOItlK.'AS'l' OreKOii: (K'lienil) lillr tmil;li ulill FrlUiiy Iml vullny Iiixk lu tlm wwl liurtluii, licvomliiE iiiiiwttleil lu tliv uortiimMl iiiirlliiu; litlli- flmiiKf In teiuiwiutunv. ((t'lltir climismlilc iiinlfe urHliuix. 1.IK AI, l.,VTIIi: -Wdlumility: Sliulmiuii (li). inliilmuiu 311 ulxive. .(;knr. 'iiiiliiy: Alliilniiiiu 'III uliuvi', 7 u. in. -II) uliuvc. 'Olpur. Health 4 $ 4 i i Tin: i(OAi to i.om; i,n i; Modern nietlleiil science. ))Uj)hliH; forward In 1U taak, Ireiiuently veri fies in the lubomton,- mid by lurKcr exjericnce the concluaionw reuched by physlclaim laboring: centuries be fore. This Is evident, for example, when we turn buck niedlcul history to the record lefL by u Boventeenth century English physic tun numed Toblun Veii uer, wiio winte a volume entitled "The Ititrht Itoud to a Lonfi Llle." Tlie final Impression ol iilils vol ume, published in 10CO. curries a likeness of tlie author ut the mte of 0& that ludicuteti -tluit lie practiced what be preached. Anion? other thhifra, Ir. Venner ud vised certain tlletit v;iiich are curi ously modern tn chumcter, for. vltb out kiiowtni; it, lie reaonmieitded foods rich in vitamins and mineral substuuceo mitt In all tho.se element vhleh today we recofmiae uii beinf; so essential to (food lieultU. Tiie modern reader could benefit by readJnc this work, for Dr. Venner extols the virtues ot lettuce, milk and egp yolk und even Is modern enough to recommend the uie of bran for thoue who ure costive. Ills quaint comments on cream tmU fltrawlHirrleB mv worth repeating. Cream he tliought was "hurfctul to tliem :tliat lie phlegmatic and to old men, but unto young men .luit liuve strong stoniaclii tt Is (especially lu the hot seasons of the yeur) no lss convenient than delightsome: and verily with strawberries and sugar .it Is lor them, lor whom it is conven ient, o very delicate and wholesome dish. . "And whosoever he bo that de ltghteth to eat n dish of cream, let lilm not be jwirHhuoulouG of sugar, for tliat iti the best corrector' lor tt." To till of which we can Bay a hearty amen. Ir. Venner was virulent in his ob jection to tobacco, but. being a phy sician und knowing the irallty of inau, lie endedi by recommending the kind of tobacco to smoke. ) NOW -IB!EU BE. No"! '"iS Ctcppimo oh EACH tsSSa- '-yrr others tpesI t5 - rr-g; TODAY: ABOUND OREGON an oiiiioNicixn nr the pailt leased hiiu OF THE ASSOCIATE WtESS Courtesy HasTivUlc Tennascan . LOCAL BRIEFS Hits In vk Visitors Mr. t. Wade and 3"cra Prince, or the Pacific Telephone Co. were busi ness visitors in La Clrande yesterday. PORPOISE CLUB MEETS TONIGHT Ketitrn Home Mrs. Fred Huflnuui und sou. Wal lace, have re turned from Eugene wiiere they visited among relatives for ttbout a month. Tliey were ac companied on the trip, which was made by car, by Mrs. Ben Bonshud ier. of near Elgin, and Mrs. Huff man's father, Julius Benshudlur. The latter remained in the Willamette valley for an extended visit. Members of the .Porpoise club an-' auiioiuiclug a buainesii meeting to lie ' held at the La Onmde hotel this ! evening at, 7:H0 o'clock. ! The PYench aviation company op erating long distance lines Irom Paris to Eastern European cities -will in crease the sjieed of Its schedule by 'using planes having a cruising rate ot liiti miles an hour. WOODWARD'S BILL VOTED DOWN 11 TO (Continued Prom Page One) were: to provide truvellng expenses for a treasury department adviser for municipalities, to add 11)00 to the treasurer's budget, und to return housing costs lor non-violent insane to the stute. The latter measure, passed by the annate, was recom mended only by house members. Representative Allen said tne meas ure would help reliove distressed counties. "While the state is back about two oi three montlis In wur rant culling, many counties ore be hind two years or more," Allen said. Hoping to save the state 61I.OUO.000 Bonatpr Woodward said he would in troduce separately the following economy measures: Trim state police budget 8200.0(10 trim national guard budget $50,000, make 83.000 maximum state salary, tiiscoutinue county fair mlllage tax. reduce eonunlesions to one top-paid executive, return fillBO.OOO revolving flux fund to general fund, consolidate state normal schools, nud eliminate two district and two circuit Judges in Multnomiih county. He will ulso introduce measures to climiuute from the state payroll all women who have husbands likewise employed, and to uuthorize county consolidations. NO DEFINITE WORD YET ON C. W. A. WORK (Continued Prom Page One) skilled laborers may receive t- much as 1.20 u hour. Three hundred nnd tlurty-six Jobs were ulloted to Union county last week. TltrCKLttH AT HLAIUM; . , i j v 1 BAliEM, Nov. 22 UP) Make n Arrest HuHlmnd In Luwll the Bttme lar m muSc '(MliCHl?0 MlirdCl' CttSe currters, was the plea of wvenl truckers vX yesterday's contlnuauj (Oontlnul nom Page On) of the bus and truck law bearing OOIIUIU lUT W U1C JVltUUVUIV. Nearly 100 county unemploment relief worKprs wire roported ia vari ous times lost nilit to lutvo boon trapped in i Ciinon, but u motoi cyo:o ftfflrer siild today he saw thorn scurry to safety. 'The "wind saved the city of Creweemto, neighbor conunuulty ol Tujunga, snd sent tlte flames Toiling over ft mountain divide mid down upon the latter city. The TJniiwi states forestry sorvlce. tho rountv fire wiurden's crews and the cltv lire departments of neigh boring towns, including the city ol Los Angeles, were aiding In fighting the fire. First old stftllons were kept busy dressing tho burns of many of tlu; a.ooo fire lighters, the majority or whom were residents who voluineer ert to stem the red tide. Prom Los Angeles the ilre. approxi mately 30 miles distant, appeared as a long crimson ribbon extending down the mountainside. The smoke from tlie blaze ul! but blotted out the early morning sun rise over Hollywood. :Tho Missouri game mid fish de partment plans to plant 111.000 quail in ".shot-out" oresiK mid produce 10,- 000 wild turkeys annually. "Roaring Hoy" Morstudt. suir bas ketballer. ir starting ut -half back, on the Marquette university eleven this fall after previously serving as e guard nnd end. Y. S. French. tf Itoseburg. told th committee tiiat requirement of de. posit and bond both was too tin-astfe He attacked the argument thaj mileage was hard to compute saj asked retention of the luw with but lew changes. 1 Other defenders said the pew truck luw merely requires contract currien to pay what oonunon carriers have jald lor seven years. Several opponents to the measure, representing tlie smaller truckers, iu3 spoke an the measure. IACE QI'EKl'ION FLAKES IP SALEM, Nov. 23 IP) -r- The dance question flared anew it Willamette university today. Bold "we vaut dancing" signs -were painted in red and .gray on sidewalks, beacheB aaj steps of the campus. Plans lor circulating petitions re questing a dance hearing were an nounced by several students. Precipitating the demonstration was a reiteration yesterduy by Dean F. M. Eriukson and Olive M. DahL dean of women, that dancing and card playing are still tabu at Willa mette. Fall sorority parties are scheduled lor this weekend. Stricter regulations regarding chaperones lcr fraternity and sorority parties were ordered. Tlie metal bars of a new dish drain er are covered with rubber to lessca I tlie noise of dish washing. LQAfj?o und-trip ip flAIL FARES over UN Going: Nov. 28, 29, 30 Return limit, 10 days Thole special low round-trip farot for the Thanksgiving period op ply to all parts af the western territory, and are good in cootfhet, or, on paymont of sleeping car charges, in tourist and standard sleep ers. For information about fares and details, call on or address .1. II. KIXNTT, Agenl, La Grande, Ore. j EE3N PACIFIC mdr - si , w . mm ACKED 4--'Jm Jcckiej chaw ea4i fM0J O t B easy t0 RCC w'y so maD)' women prefer j " ? 1 W 4 j!. Ni -"'1 :; Lutky Strike. Luckies are folly packed with long R-4: -si's- "''jii9 jf s xiI'ltT 4 easily, always burn smoothlv. It also means no i It's easy to see why so many women prefer Lutky Strike. Luckies are fully packed with long strands of choice tobaccos, round and firm to the very tips. That means Luckies always draw easily, always burn smoothly. It also means no annoying loose ends to cling to lips or mess up the nice things in a woman's purse. And even- day more and more women are showing their appreciation by saying "Luckies please". Al.U AVS ft - finest fohaccos AnrAYS ihc finest trorkmanship ALWAYS Luetics phase! "i'tts toasted-" OR THROAT rmmXTlON-FOR BETTER TSTE
