La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 24, 1933, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, November 21, 1933 Payp Two LAnGRANDE EVENING UHSEKVEK. LA GRANDE.- ORE.- (Incorporated) An Independent Kewapaper PnoM Main 600 WIUIII H. W. FRKDCB1CK8 . -Publisher and General Manager HAROLD U. riULAY Busttma Manager- Pusl lined erenlDgi. exception Sundae, at 1710 81xtn atreet. La 1 OralxX, Oregon. Entered at tha Poatoftlce. of La Grande, Oregon, aa 8econd Claaa j . klatl Matter under act ot Marco a. 1818. -. : OFFICIAL PAP UK OF UNION-X-OUNTT AND TUB ...... . CITY OF LA ORAND ' J MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS " The Associated Preaa la exclusively entitled to ue (or publication oral! am olapatebea credited to It or not otherwise credited It pub. llahed hen.-; AO right of republication of special dUpatchea In: tnte paper and also ths local n herein alao are reaerred. National Adrtrttslnr Representative it. C. MOOErtSKN CO, Inc. " Ban Francisco. Loa Angelea. SeaKle. Portland, Chicago Detroit, New York v SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier Dally, on month la advance- Datljr,' all month! In adtanc . Dally, alngl cope - So Dally, par month In adtanc- By MaU Dally, per all moot ha In adranc . .Dally,' per year In adranoe- -W.50 The Weather, WEATIIKK FORECAST Orvcon: (Irjirrally loir lonlgMt anil Kutunlur, but unsettled In norUiweat 'portion; valley fo In wmt portion totticht: little rluuice In temperature; Crlltto- rltaiixeAble HllM olMiare. LOCAL WRATHKR Thuixlay: .Maximum M. minimum -IU abiMe.. Clear. Tutu: .Minimum 3S. 7 a. in. II above. Partly ranuily. ' Bfetssed is he that considereth the poor: the Lord will de liver him in time of trouble. Psalm 41: 1. A PAN-AMERICAN BANK It sounds-ambitious, and a bit risky, when the American delegation to the Pan-American conference in Uruguay talks of establishing a sort of Pan-American Bank in which our Federal Reserve- Hank would hook up with the national blinks of .' Latin-American nations. How far we can go in this respect-, will depend-on the extent of co-ope-ration pro posed, and the response of the other countries. f.nrin.AmonVn .nwnnunl. A nrnxb il.ri ... rna morning wttn the new dou m ........ ,v. ...... ....waw jtneir midst. always seeking loans in this country- Often they havei Mothers and exandmochers who ttoubld pa-ing them, tuid we have trouble collecting thejii.; S70'rn Much of the odium Uncle Sam has gained between the Rio!sa oceaiwn. nw u pressing : jj. ...j a. u... . r. : .-t wedi and looted after them. . uirume mu rtiittuvirctt nns unite ituut umux e.o et luiitMitat And , : GhatsiWith l $ Parents t on rnoosiMi dolls Ry fWtMfct IXrrs Church With alt th thought and care and psychology that has bn Unshed oa children during th last coupl ! of decade. thr seem to hare been a cfearth of Imaginative thought about children's toys. And nowhere ta thta more evident than In the realm at dolls. True, there are more dolls than rer greater ninety, and more real ; Istic than the old ouk But perhaps because of this, there Is too little of the. person. 1 touch about them. , One goea and buys a doll for Susie . But who trobuled to Inquire be forehand whether it was the right ((all? Was It tn scale with those ahe had? Dtd It fit the beds and car rlage which forme! her equipment? . And tn buying doll-house dolls, did they fit the doll house, or did the doll father have to stick his head out of the window, and the mother sit up all ntht because the beds did not fur These questions are of great Im portance to the child, no matter how trifling they may seem to an adult, and cause untold ajwoyanoe to the little mother who hare, perforce. to adjust their miniature establish-1 menu acceurhng to the whims of their benefactor. j There waa something tery satis- j factory about a Christmas when the ; nld fta) l IirajaYTWW'twi ) V inrwttrarl eall . I relreased THIS CURIOUS WORLD : IS NOT A CITV' IM CHINA - IT IS AN IS1AN3 OC 33. SQUABE MILES, LOCATED AT THE A-.OUTH ' OF THE CANTON RWER. -"Or f':' UKWSJEi. :- 1fV (' ,fAP TUBED Kft-4 V ! :1L WH1TE fa?ia llOOCI ' 4 V. VJftS CAPTOBEO , COOMTT TEXAS. "' '"" " The animal is NOT an al&no, since it does not have HONGKOXO was reded o Croat nriiain in 1S41. as a result of the Firsl Opium War, and is an important British naval base. Thisisliid," itn a jroup pt. other islands, make up the lny ot Greater Hougltong. The city of ViHoria is its capital. 'J' A GOAT OP INDIA. HAS COGHSCGEVS HORNS 6,000 Miles Of Farm Land Now Under Deep Mud SHANGHAI wP) Six thousand square miles of village unci farm land buried, under mud irom two to 15 feet deep and 10,000 addufonal square miles stripped of crops is but a part of the toll taken by the Yellow river, "China's sorrow," in its latest Hood. In the months of destruction which ended only recently, 600 towns were destroyed. 3,000,000 people made homeless and millions more Impover ished. How many thousands lost their lives when the water tore through the provinces of Honan. Hopel and Shan lung never will be known. In China nobody counts loss of life in a dis aster. The topography of the flooded dis trict has been transformed from a crowded, ferule area, into a desolate mud flat. Houses have been covered to the ridge poles. The farmers who owned the buried acres are gone. ' Only a few stragglers hve re turned, to start anew on this fresh sheet of earth a fight for bare existence. .... Him to be introduced next wwir New Bills Appear j tomorrow, but It was not learned who ' w'v 'Th The Legislature would apomor them. . .. Johnson Says U. S. Business Will Gain (Corltlrrued From Pase One) etorea. DnurglsW and proponents of the .Knox proposal were heard yes- Iterday. Dr. Knox suftgesUd tne dm oe en as drawn and hotel and res- 1 tavirunt men desiring hard liquor retail privileges submit their request to a vote of the people next May. Many questions asked by legislators ana spectators were answered by Ki'.ox. Mrs. Man Honeyman, also of the Knox committee, declared "the saloon or nothing Hie It will ever return !ta the consent of the women of the state." B. S. Martin of Salem, representing w. nhrtian Federation, weed subr stltutlon of the old local option law foe the- Jjrovisions on witn. suujev t)i rwmdine bill. Another sceaker t urged restriction of exploitation of tlie OUSinS5 WUUUll lugll-jwwc.cu advertising. All recommendations of the ad ministration have been presented, Governor, Julius U Meier said today, His special, message yesterday on Bonneville cam development, he said, nrft hl& nwttKU nf the legislature. BUls Incorporating his program were Alto- examining 100,000 , men ) a group of New York, scientist decided ' that in early middle llfo farmers are ; healthier than any other class of men In tho United States. 5 afchinq jaWfn Bat. k W lS.B ST 1 and srootned oo Ctinsl- someUBkea sudt extra !ouc2 pi-essure to collect private debts. It nvay be that the remedy !" ' " dou. c new si..-.. ..i : -i :-: . i . : wrtni in ua.iM:. aoied more lur uns evil is imre Kuvtrnuiiuiiuu juu iitijauuu rauitu Ulna to cfcrusrcas Joy taen anr nusatr XODAY IN BRIEF, IN AND AROUND AS CHRONICLED BY THE DAILY LEASED WISE OF THS ASSOCIATED PRESS orex MORE HIC.IIWAY BIDS and drowned. A note In his over SALEM. Not. 14 iH Bids on j coat svd "Watca the papers, dear. $750,000 national recovery highwy j and see now I end it all." Relatives projects will be received by the state i said he had been desponilent. highway commission at tbe Multno- j man. hotel tn Portland December " i B.VNKS ASK LEGISLATION be employed rrcrc SALEM. Nor. 2 t Emereencr less. It seems unlikely that our government Wd have got ,fu 1 ; OUr eOUIltSy in SO ld with the Cubans, for instance, through I 1 iM2 " "id unstilled Utwc Si 'era! bintiag rules was urged before loiuis to the Machado government, the Chns National '-ri tT,: I JmTa "silt: Bank of New York seems to have done on its own inftiative.) tv ii ;murrx wng so m-jtaaitinff superuawadent. If business must be mixed with foreijrn dipkwacy. hs XXtroiUI ;iiKiudi- !to ow staw bonis so u SLsai (Continued from Page One) corporals of disaster now." Johnson declared tnat criticism of President Roosevelt because he was spending too much was the "silliest, ghastliest criticism that has yet ap peared." "If ve c-n spend S42.00C,COO.OCC for the privilege of competing in a remote European shindig tnat affect? ed our people not one tithe as much as this lethal blight has affected them," he said, '"then ve surely can spend more billions to fight back this course of humanity if it scrapes the bottom of the box-' Asked tf information submitted by the Ford company, the lone menu facturer of automobiles not signing the code for that industry, met with his approval, he said: "Yes. but of course, there were some very minor infractions, but plainly Inadvertent and quickly straightened out," Park authorities announced that more persons visited Mt, Lassen in California this year than tn any pre ceding single year. air PTtfiV. a?l mm 'liiiif in-" i'fvfi L'.c ANTt-FaEEZE is most eco noMtvaL One fill lasts all winter. Noa-corrosive to metal, rubber, or licqucr Does not eiporaic Will not dog radiiior. Guiranteed by L'ica Oi! Gmpaay. PKICE .00 PER GALLON Service includes ... tightening hose connections, cleaning radia tor, repairing minor leaks. At all Union Service Stations, lac and hundreds of Independent Dealers. DNE-f-IlL LASTS ALL WINTER. FILL UP TODAY! seems to be the case nowadays, perhaps the government had .. better have real authonty. But Undo will have to WAlk warily with these sensitive. Latin-Americans.. CUMATE AND HEALTH AIRPLANES I'LVINn AGAIN PORTUKXO. Orf . Nor. 24 Air j cibeutur to RFC to boater detr capital structure. Red Cross Drne Store " - " ' ...... I IVKlUUl ..TT . ,OV i j eo M is t urtr-ticj fuT p- and sJup trartic was mstwrj to I Sun o- cllrtu health, bus : . mf. mt t.i k.. , I 1 Liquor traffic" and. taxes may help recovery however, won't be a patriotic dut.w CHAMPIONS L RING CROWNED ON THURSDAY TR.PPER SENTENCED r-vi. laa mot potra w.-fiay a tt toti Irtish rjttrt ie- j Ccn!easica tria: lie Mt a Cijut!-bar-Drtllkinj uma: rrti-i.-p ttmo li.;Spad drLjiys jistmlar. was partly j re'tvl sto:s-aa leaded witb lisHing , jciiSKNited oirr tbe &oetx?in. ;sinirs so anr person or wnm I Ad a Kirxij to re&soa ttaj sus: : creasing a Ifeer trill rvr t. m:rh j16 !a ""d ei:-oeia of all atunLat; mfE TROIBLE COXTIM KS i c: - creei. neir here -rould be smcosanr am saw r awra a cijat topkw ocytn.,vTt are aztectec sum vor s saot. -fU.LIS-CH4)LMERS- Tract type and Air Tired Tractors. Combiaea. ircplementa. Roid llaclilriery. - CllANDLtB TRACTOK EQUIPMENT CO.-'"" 1312 Jefferson Main 632 RODE'S MARKET We Do Not Cut Cows 160-i'i Adiims Phone JIain 904 VEAL JiOAST MiJc fed. lb. Prirr.e Steer Beef 1 -one - &Micun and Bib 9c 14c HAMBURGER, 3 lbs.". 25c Place Your Order Early ' for Thanksgiving, Turkey" temperature and Jabeir. man, too. rj&ust (CboUntaed FTOm Pvre One) pat- Williara Bercmari tn tile season r3;tai!cs to replace -bootleg dancing" JPe county JaU today under a . be sub-wet w,., m . - ..4n.w . three mcntiis. sentence ( to sacii innuervea. ; 4. Wiltarcette urjrsitT. letb- I '"e - or spring pun -as pointed J Periai oe reon xberc haa teen ;. .. J aiout tiro or tixree feet from tne i ao aaaa contoija and so ra-jcn da- . ssuurn: tcdr aaeetiac witri -o ! ground. Cfcctact wtta a Une to tte Ftultrp. won toe beary wei:M diajs fMooahip frccn Boyd stAndley on a riectssoa. The bell aared StandVy ta i tn Urn roursd.. " Bantamnt Iwtora weot to Jay inii!;r- c- " oui- 1 UcClure. of Wallow., wbo avored a : aad tn Ka re- tecnnxial knockout ww &-it Ssutb. of Wallom. tn ne tlrs3 round Gerald Buulwr ..r lA nrw-t. h! tM. tk to .-..n.. . . .-vlt. U AprU artU M Oraade. but manand n tee tit;5""" tua rc v v' ; i.7?i.x-T-.r. r,eaot 00 ;cu::y iirs iixeodins tw iwn ! vouM send a tiouisie lend o IS PLAN .NED '(s--cii2 rocuaiPrsai pnar-piea. :cr afrcooc irtie-s icio U:e bciy of any : tpocS to &a hiiA uaier U ! - i aaiiAi Joilownce sie p:ix lOxitinued; From PaT Ooe- TmcJLi froa 13 rssied tbe - Ci4Jdier. foe excipje the cns;?r; k la Uirch -Be Pp" tat wM wtnter Use. XSere js . be beid l tr cutiu tim J' Kr'ad iis "Is is lie. nna tor titca- ia; riLixes aarc 1 ' Buiisii men." Tt-ere re ctxe robus: j uxUtIujs Tbo rx ocuy cn svrii lEXPS INTO RIVER FCrtTLANi;. Ore., Xor. H carcumstta-. .3. 3 Sr.:i?r. S3 or Find. krd ; Hauriur sffcu-ia of Jactsoa couniy. U-to i:e 0?:inii; r.tr frxa xbe : Ncc-i; nRn-q--k tee si:rEc-nLs af ci- fcy a OecriN n a a. Era. ctas! S . ""f BCSmp j carop. ox:nf . trackuixe. etc. x j oq -v. twm .. . ....-1 " a in--M k ce a carTni WW! Okw Baamoa. tai La!0 rtd to J-one or to S rwr. h.. ... : 10 tte Eiue Mountain Ccurxa camp : 1:1 ternpera. jre rtaav bus Kanvroonl. auperior reb. ! "' Wilu TOt ttlra J oeeueco and ut. ! tesuUr aurnrer camp a-.U b heli w . . - . i Usl t July or early m AurJst. . tr raceitna. . , tr-es Kud:e is taa: different human i l be react different to coii wet l rata, Bl, . . and wind, and ttaV. sufur. i BONE-SO-TIMN cumber of uat must us every Tbe Junior nyweccht erow wect to j Tr.-e a Oxwase coodiuoa on- ; a Use j cocanaaa so protect - - -v1- " w r-.Ba.rr ctesenbed br tne GemArt ael. I .1 w-.- eouta too Rectn&cbauseR. In 11. ; caiaaa A rod whK- sitK Ea been raed von j m Kcuxt tt Djls been decaocscrat- Reck.-.nraausea-t disease, or cwteo- ed tit a rar? fa.H tn aeroperauire j asaiacaa. j, SIX-rT5e head coJis. In Oer- It tt co a toaunca siease. i niAnr w was found tiaat w-.trt airnos- (but :t H a patrrfuliy djarewiaf ox-.- j poeno dtsKianoe mm cocae an ; d:tw at ooe time TtrtuaSly tn's ; '.iv -m... or mlKuais dnetuaa. IT.e disease has trie fcisstrtni- Sea- tew, ilvil hrtvoi croup of hu- turvs: Tne T-.e-taa sifters pain aavd -etiTeT inseasabie to tervereesa or tie boces, cusrviar j -yj can braiy it w-.tbout , weiiknees. Ur of KW:. V:aer n k wma to mvuvt one- I wish nausea, yocvtinr. and abcs.-otiTJU ; airs3 coid. yet and wind fey crairu. He is tonstaTiirT thirsty ari ' s-wte caxhlrar nd aOeouat . t -x ;aauis cic Kr.rx. e But there are other hi a lo-deree drop an tnTltation to coi and broncrutjis. la recent years the influecoe of c-U- TAl on heawth haa been subjected from Bobbar Brae, also of La Grande. ; arrth a teohalral ksorkout tn the sec- i etd round. Jorusoa waa fresh bat j bad to wta another scrme eartjer m the eventn to ram the 1 tak. Jfajray CSiaailer loci tie inicMte- ; wstit rrowra wrien he woo fnict Ad- m Letf hton t-j the kneviout route Both were from La Grande. Chandier had tie wire threvsraout the rstht. ' with aupervr reach and re (meral- , ahip. ChandVr w Jo hare fought BiUj Lane, cc Baker, and Learhaon ee wec. out tae iauure of the Baker B ... aarv-d u tne ftv-mi:jce eraraper u appr set Cbandc kajtsry auoea. j .... . , . u. afairws Ltrhtoo who had a j as tr dtseas progresses! p, j fnnOior fVht with LoweU Kux-an- tjr.t waste away His twees V-e i ctkn Of HOOVer ao WMonscuy tarht. - their calriua. becorr sort arj rrjj ; v-.rr iwsa a vne senu-firja. : resi urjier :r.cr.ifv-t strt-j eiawses weet as l,w: j fr.-.c .xae e.rht Tears a.-o netjars jina-ady wsi a cotrcrCete rsrswrr ar.J ' -. i.- t- uie rjarti.ni Fhyica.-us were larwry herriew ta ! tCsr-.nv:iee to support eharrea ol a "',-'c--11!-:: n- bari.rj coclsr-crwcy to take has pr-cf- By the co-oprti.-a of a ra.-T 'f -tie aaT from hJO- i:otne. -A has j -,.- .a mnd. - Ft toil the wr. ttut we Sev. --t. -heee r-c at l were t- ue to a--htT- tsioinrr one of the r-acs ' ' she:e. Jokany Itehn wvo fro Podecwood ts three rwancs; tru-srl . KaU VaM to Jaok UU la thrw ".'rr kw nooc- cc specia.-. in nliSfr-.T Vi'iwa. who acvveo a beea demonstrated kaKVkut m the apcool liiutuwa a daj oect tw&neca defeated . 1-- i Continued Fnxn Fts One I TO TRY TRACK. Itt-iEHUi. ANt StX'TlB " u tcv-re rounss. . internal sev.-etjoa oalied the r.--BobiMr Bract. e:ied Catreace Psenw. tajrovi RectHrr-SBser. V Jis 10 three rouncav ieatt 3 t?rjr oi im , eiM Ipartlhjm I AKJtADELPHLt. Art fv-The co- t, S.arsv.x:. La ivaoie. woo a 4e- , The V:r.rrc5s. whs.h are scr C! Keavtersca State Twheca Col-ib.-o over R. a-uthweet. Wii.. I rtiM. kvmled ts th trvwci cf the .roe are riannm ro m for a eerr Jlf Kua1' j thrrevo hae a tnarkev! influence ca aar. pmcrara. of attlewcs netl lew S&owers, Mr-narrvet atreceor body wrhen sorae r the rwj-:r.T-anotaved tfce ftrtjta i reed tvMies aenrfcc? tuanora. the ehs- TMa oaruraeo t.- rma of rt stal pkcttrr c eeoaulacK. Testes kma ever hea at La Oraade. attract- ' Brcawii ef the paralhyrvad tensor d a--e erowes aathtry aad avrae of 1 vtnrt aout draaoatw raaares. s! Musician HOKIZONTAl. 1 Wh a the fara -us sc. citn ia the rictnre! 7 DeiiTered. S Rife? lt after pressics trapes. 10 Mcatirj cait cf Japan. 11 Golf STke. H Mister (ithr V 15 T etist. 1 Myself. lDiry. 1 By. id Before. JiSeriiiio. 1 JubI rIi- r.;c:is Wader. T Indian, i; ir.at-.l:;y to sr-Mk due to "rartal lestcs. liCerus t cattle. II N .-rtSeast. 14 S:a.: lirce pearl 15 Vncwv.;ec!. j: rrepcs::.j el p-tc. U Soe. Li-tv :or to I'ret icus; riantle 0.V h QB3 1 Si.lg:; T N iSrC;IT -OC L - 1 A. lit. EG irTr"S"AT 1 Tericsi. I Twice. Draws. 4i tVliofciut. 47 T. tes.tile. 4 tr.et. M rrir...--.r;e. 5i Neater M H.-:ter.t : tr:Sf 55 Kay to-rse. 57 acte. 5 One cf the rr.c-st Iisxts tte f..ct;ned pc-ser ts ciuciitica ia 1 Sal bcra oa Isie. IS Hcjtey ui:itrer. IT Are. 19 Golf teacher. -I To recedew I. rvroured. -5 5ns.ke. : j hi. Festival d.ty. : Ma-lant il-.aliaal. VEKT1. AL 3J Straotaral 1 Tc thancc nclt ; Wajr-stde boteL X sun:. ICcurt ibtr.. Ji SuWittsica of 4 Standard of. t ate of tyr crijA-ire. irarrrAis. 5 Kcjr.t. 2 Ir.wn;:oh. t Lirtta lasi ' Mo.-;'.t asp'.c pUr.t. s2 ivJ pc-.ur.-is. T He l.-ar.43 4 r.e-.us iz.cjtt'i t..e Pitisc-nrth inc bee OrvSs5tra. 4i Sa-Acy. . fie wits 4T Noise. with tfce t Hurrah. VTtnc?.?;::iri t't Jardree ih. Or.-4esi.ra in 51 Aftraoci 11 He received 54 Mosn-aisa.. his nnsiral Si E:tir. -. 'k.-fi" !a I "iisata ,ri?..r : i-.-iw-"-.- r: -T-. .i' WaHaHKaWatflMMMnalSJ It's NEW-! The "Pin-it-Up" Handy Lamp and most reasonablv pi-icod $1.85 -$1.95 bMmtctaf tawy rnt va ra S M rroantt CMesv. UviteT trwt a ivj ccra (VM r?r b cacaa Tfc trt l.?iwt tiy wet tks p-k??niafci ? wna una fMuei;ac tim d&vL TFl U ij r;j i ii i t , It t ti ITiil Attractive! The new Pin-n-Lp Limp is pleasingly original in design :ir.d application. Artistic symmetry of hand craft wrought ir-iti bracket and rich (10-incfc) muum! toned parchment r-per soaoe make for quality and beauty that appeals to everj one who sees it. Practical! The fact that this kmp is portable that it can be "pinned up and pluspM lnt0 any ,-aU outk-t (it has an S-fcot coi-d) :Jrf. 11 arpnjpnate ,or any worn in the home, or in -j-ij pue oa basaess. makes xt 100 per cent practicjil. Easy to Hang! ! a l iH-lt-L D rjUsn r n i:j-.T-.T-t--r- tt.. 1 .... . lVf easily into any Wood or p..ter a.,j wivea Knwrea leaves a hote M jmall as to FOR SALE IX LA GRANDE CY SPAETH PLUMBING & HEATING CO. H. & S. ELEaRIC COMPANY EASTERN ORE. LIGHT & POWER CO. ' wcwv wac?u3i. r u ixr nui oaf set eaTi i-va..-. v.. -e Hn,an-..iia.