La Grande evening observer., November 29, 1933, Page 6, Image 6

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE.
Tuesday, November 28, 1933
BIG STOCK SHOW
WILL BEGINAT
CHICAGO DEC. 1
CHIOAOO Ml OlilcoKotn world's
fair has closed up 6lui) lor llio year,
but agriculture's "world series" will
soon move onto the scene to kwv
YOUNG NEGRO
PUT TO DEATH
IN ST. JOSEPH
BOHNENKAMP'S STORE IN 1901
(Continued from Fag OM)
arct too many Irishmen her for n.M
Tear giu fumea, remnant ot the de
feiia ot rorty city and county offi
cers tuid l.ie ImaU'.y mobltlerd mem
ber of the 3iUi tank company. Mi
aourt miUoiml guard, flouted on the
auurway down which the negro waa
the farm world exixMltlon-mSiuted for I iwt to c-i..
Another big week. I 110 9114 hansed And burned about
in t i hn tin inn tvk vartiL "Amer-' ft blnctt from the Jail after Imuattent
lea butcher hop." will amhle thou- I members of the throng decided1
canda of head of the continent ; Kht a plan to lynch him at the
rholcest beef, pork and veal on th;vn of the aaaault, a mile awav
hoof, to compete In the thirty-fourth The Ktrl victim of tho attack, may.
annual International Uv Stock ex
IKtfltion. BtartUtK December 1..
B. H. Heldc, sivtarymaiii:er
the cxpovlUou, re porta that levcrat
hundrtv) nvore entrlea have been re
ceived than Inat year, which wvu a
ivcord-breaker.
1 liny Ami drain Stum- Too
For eight dayn there will be coro-;
natlona of champions and Brand , out Ion.
champion In beef and dairy cattle, Governor Iark declined to com
awtne. horaea and sheen; wheat and , ment on the lynching.
corn ktnjra for the International (
Kay and Grain tUiow la held In con- rsfc Tn-vr
Junction and various chamnlon A " IUMI
among ciuo ooya ana Rim iot
thetr project.
Ccmlnir each year the week fol
Icwtn Thankaglring, tint Chirac
exposition la the grand finale of the
. aKrlcultural ahow ?a$on In North
America,
DULL TRADING IN
; STOCK EXCHANGE
laid on her way home from a motion
inquire Umitre, was reported near
hysteria, Uattered and bruised by
her AK&AtlAnt. alie was found In the
alley tied with her own stockings.
OfMcer said she waa the second
woman Warner had auackat. He was
accuned of assaulting a nero girl six
months ago, but there was no prose-
U. S. TO REACH
HIGH FIGURE
(Continued From Page. One)
NKW YORK. Nor. W toca
Maintained a firm but dull front to
ssy as wi..t nUUed son cv-n;
exwct to receive their checks.
Allotment money la now being re
ceived In the m'.d-weatern statea,
where earlier oryanlration "as effect
ed. NoUc of U time, place aiwt
community wJirre fanners of this
county will jrsther to s the coa
tracu will appear In a leal advertise
ment to be published In the Observer
Friday of thts week.
This $1M.OCO Is the first of three
simitar payments to be made to Un
ion county farmers over a period of
bushel and the dollar dipped and re-' llir n unrt tlw, .0 ron
oorered In foreign exchange dUnjra ,
qioaing saliva rtuiipcd from I to around
MUSICAL SHOW
3 potnu. It waa one of the i(oii; EA(l LES PL A IV
sessions since last spring. Tiie Turn- j
okrr nnroxlnwll oiil? Mi.0od;
&hrcs. i
Ctoting nui hKludpd: j Thf k,. re pijmnini: to pwwnt
Ajr Rediw 101 H , muo remwdy In which sc wrI
Al, Cltem. nd Dye . lt jpopuUr mrttou nll lake part bout
Anwrlran On . 7 mldte ot Droember. The loage
Anwrmn T. end T. 1 13S nv, Tjrfir nioht and nln wr
made tor the erent m-Hh Charles
Bethlehem Steel ...
I I. Oaae - ....
Col, O. and K. .
Continental Can
Qeneml Mtori ....
Aims XtanrlKe, w. v.
Ubbej-O -Pvvd
tjfpfil and XO'en B.
Vontoniery Ward
National Dtauil.
J, C Penney ...
fun. Ser. i N. S
4t, Oil ot Cal
St. OU ot M. J.
Onion Pacltte
United Alrwn
ltlKlehrand headlnc
j charge.
T1 I Plan.
M4;nual ChrUUnaa tree.
RETURX FROM
Mil!
convnlttee tn
. . 1
6 iim-jfra
FIND IT
HERE
Copy lor thai Column But
be In by I a. m.
: MARKET NEWS OF THE DA :
CHICAGO WUCAI
Open Ulfb low Clow
Deo. ... .s:)MiM .84 M MS
.Mav JH!4 .K -""W MK
July ... Ui9r. fit'A -m JKJ4
UIU OV KNOW THAT
winter months may mean winter iiec.
cold, u you do your own laundry; ' yiay
Try Damp Wash and be Tree from July
health worries. Phone Main 58. 8 Land-!
OJXi laundry. 11-29-3 t
CHICAGO CORN
.UH
.si
. : M'A M
.50
,r,i..H!A
.53 ..
TKV PEACOCK SLACK
tor your stokers. Gatther Ice & Fuel
Co. 11-27-1 m
May
PORTLAND WHEAT . -i
Open IHeh low
.74 .U
.CBlf. .7UV. M'i
Close
.74
.70)4
Sweden Countii German Migrants
Currier's Tablets at Moon Drug Co.
11-6-1 mJ
STOCKHOLM W The newspaper
Nva Daellet Allehanda estimates thai
Moon's Pure VanllU extract Is bet-' from May to October 24.000 Germans
ter and costs Jess. 3 os. 33c. a os. 52c. ' '
Pt 11.39. , it-s-i m I
entered Sweden and 19,000 departed.
"It can be taKen for granted," the
newspaper states, "that a good per
centage of those who remain are
Jewish."
Crazy Crystals at Moon Drug Ct.
11-6-1 m.j
MESSENGER SERVICB
Parcels delivered within my limits'
15c. Over 100 lbs extra. Phone I
Main 765. 10-9-1 mp j
SCHOOL CHILDREN
Tou can get scratch paper for
school at the Observer. Now 2 pads Sc.
-I4-t f.
Above U IW photograph of the . II. Bohnen kamp Co, pioneer La Grande store, which la now
prenarlnr tor Its 37th aimUcrsary wle. II Is the oldest mercantile establishment In this wtlon
This picture w taken In 1WI. In the renter barktround: W. II. Uohnenkamp. Mrs Turner Ollwr
and Mrs. Ik.lnieukamp. At the richl In the background: Nate Zwelfel and Charles Weutle. Vote the
bird cares !u,nrl,r from the celllm. and other articles tliat no longer are featured because of the
detrlapments of the last three decades Including the what-not In the foreground.
HEBER GRANT
TO DEDICVTE
UNION CHURCH
( Continued Prom Pace On)
LOCAL BSIEFS
Here From Baker
Mrs. Maybelle Romlg. county super
intendent of schools In Baker county,
spent today In La Grande vlsltng
friends and transacting business at
A. K. Sayre office.
Returns Home
Mrs. Evelyn Hearashav who
has
ranch and had It delivered at the
church site. The breaking of Oie
first ground was on May 17. 1932 and
the cornerstone was laid three months
later, August 17. The building was
designed by Charles B. Miller. La
Grande architect, and J. W. Baiter i been making an extencM visit In the
Jr.. superintended the construction. ! returned to La Grande trie first
The building Is of English destcn ! " mt and will be at her home
with Gotnic windows and Is unique jb1 1 the present.
In both design and construction. The '
architecture Is of the "crry bond" j ,,urs Here
' type and the Interior ts finished In j Mr- 41x1 Mr- D Pltsjjcmld have as
I sliKvn of nnr .... Tw. tnnu i . their house guest a former La ftnmri
lain also were made for the an- , u , m. h. resident. Mrs. p. B. Sbumard. of
I the celling U finished In a cream jrMftisnd. Mr. Shumard. her husband. I
the outstanding performers on the
stage and screen, among whom are
Charles Butterworth and Harry
Langdon, comedians; Sid Silvers,
the world's most famous "stooge";
Irene BenUey. fUmdom-s latest -find":
Henry Tracers, popular veteran of
the New York smge; Adrian Rosley,
and Mary Howard, daughter of will
Rogers.
Mothers !
In treating children's colds,
don't take lafC
chances. .use IVar5
VapoRub
SHAREHOLDERS MEETING
Notice la hereby given that a spe
cial meeting of the shareholders of
the First National Bank of La Orande,
Oregon. Is called to be held at the
City Hall at La. Grande, Oregon, at
io:uu a. m, Saturday, December 2
1933.
This meeting is called to determine
the policy of this bank relative to
rea era! Deposit Insurance and other
matters properly coming before the
svoexnowers.
At the Direction of the BOARD OP
DIRECTORS OP THE FIRST NA
TIONAL BANK OP LA GRANDS.
(Signed) A. K. PARKER. Cashier.
11-1-1 m.
Tou can afford a few flowers for
your Thanksgiving table. They are
very reasonable, 200 bunches assorted
flowers 50c bunch. Cherry's Plortsis.
Iac- 11-27-2 t.
I ahsde. A beautiful lunltnating sys
jtcm floods the chapel with light.
HT,rFil-- irnm. 15 lurnisnea wiui
EilJUlif.1 1 A jthe lstest design of opera chairs of
I natural birch and all furnishing and
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Fttrcerald have ! finish hsrrootur In lwht tones and
41 S returned from a wedding trip which I colorjnj:. The celling ts dosne-aaaped
S, ( uv then to Pullman. Lewis: on, Mos- "'th massive arches supporung each
108 I cow and other Washlncton and Idaho I end. All Interior finish is of Oreron
. S3 H 'points. They will make their home The full basement ts divided Into '
U. &. mdus. Alcohol .V jla trie L Grande. Mrs, Plljerald j r"I convenient clssrooms. Well-'
O, S, Sttel - SH wws Uus Grace CMllen belore her llf h"l nd attra.-Uvely nmshed. The
, marriage. j chapel is feet In length and ss
PttRTI.VNll LIVESTOCK ' ). , j fee' wide and has a normal sealing j
PORTLAND, NOT. SS Cluttle:! If OC O t tf t t i cajw Ity of AX I
Si, calces IS; stesxly.. ; loci O.lfW.-lM
-- iwww v-4b&uier ui me ireigai
.if',. l-.n. cv. - - . -
for lle next 'ew dars.
In Mirton-Free water ; f.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond O. Williams '
aaianie, joarje. wiu speid
Tf.anksgtvlng in Ml'.tos-Preewater !
with his suier. Mrs. Mabel Rabbins. I
iPIBusFarssl
VVOTDOWNi
AT THE LIBERTY
TO BE HOST ESS Fescue Turf lAt Golf
a . 4 . KifjkM Mmm.tn tttw4 rtNs- l
dlunx. M34 4 o; cows, cornmon i i p..,, l- ,j
and medium, tlttuMN; low cutter. MV Kashryn Ssraain. dtns.-n.ir o; V OUrse 1 ITaiel
and tuiter, HJSntJ Ji; twins, csit- nm at Cve La Oraixle H-ih scjicol.
vet- and medium. M.ttotlTi; veal- '- nooo tec rvruand where she vvucnuuro rrom rge one) :tre!ed
era, good and ehs, KVJO ; "r t.le offlcAal bosJessnt , witb her pertormance In -Congress
cult oomnion and medium. MM a " nen;ng ot w wenem Aws , ,.,, " " " uc Dances,- is ooe of the new arrav of i
. ; oalvrs, gvxxl and choice, M W "alion of Te.-rrs V Speech whx-s f 5 bcA stars now appeanng in rjms from
cvwutHW and mcJlu, MM ' 'W nW '!re dur.ng ue : ,l"n f " S1" oeing . sjudios of p.
. -MOiV jThanksiC-.ving h.vlidays. . ta;rwy. it was ponied out. lw her lrJtial aprwanc before
H.s: ISO; ateadv. UghwgSX.' ) P. K Mey re&goej as seewtsjy ' Amerloaa lens. Miss Harvey I
gvxt and cJKXce. S. Kelarns In Wort. ' nwoiing of i.-v tow of ; bas one of tf moss popular scan !
medium weight, trvxi and chose." Miss Wiima ssmih. , stiff eresl ' u i wua1;T fut as ber leading man
t4.TStlH; besvywetfM, g.vM and a broken leg tn sn autccnoMle a.vi-! . "I- n Lew Ayres. He was selected alM
choc. UtSS 0 SSS.V packing sows, denl several nxwiAs ac. has r-.umsS ' "r,,s-?V., . t . Usorog a search among the stars
milium md cxv-J. 4 M .VV feed- to tie Ruth Eiiaceih besutv a ... ij. fw:n T"i- HoUvwwL and tie final ciccce
as much asuusO
Os Stle Evoy Dry
"My Weakness.- the new Pox pro
ducuon Uiat presents the popular
Lilian Harvey In her first American
theatre on Thursday for an engage-J E-IieCUe WC. 1, l.loo
ment of two days. Miss Harvey. Ku- j Portland S 5.05
j rope most popular picture star, who Salt Lie CStV 10.05
wosauon on ittese scores i i. , . ,
B.iise
1.00
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Csll Agent for Other Reductions
STAGE DEPOT
Phone: Main 49
WARNING
Just think, only 20 shopping davs
until Christmas. Now is tie time to
get trios, gifts for friends and loved
ones which you nave to send awav
to other parts of the country. Take I
advantage of Uie wonderful values in !
hundreds of clever and useful Gilts;
now on display at Richardson Art !
and Gift Shop, and also the Special
Gilt Service which makes your Christ- i
mas Shopping a real pleasure. They j
wrap and pack your gifts for you;
ready for mailing or express wiinout
extra cost to you as Richardson's Art
and Gift Shop Tot Christmas Sjiop.- '
11-29-1 t-!
A simple twist and it's open!
A simple twist and its closed!
-
No paper
label to cut ! "
No lid to pry loose!
Costs you less!
SchiOflSad
Cream Tartar
Waste crank case oil. diluted with '
25 per cent kerosene. Is recommend- :
ed by North Dakota agricultural '
ooUege as a cneap but eflecuve dose
for cooaoUing mites In poultry '
bouses.
LIBERTY TONIGHT
El Brendel In "Olsen's Big Moment"
and
"KRAKAT0A"
The Wonder of the Screen
On The Stage
The Opportunity Contest
Contenders for Radio, Stage and Screen
s Entertainment Performing for you ! .
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er and atvvker psga, vvl and chose, wtiece she it one of t he cocrstccs.
fneep: SSO: steady, ljnos. -
tvod and choice, IS 00 SJ.T.V, Eie-
dium, s.tS0(jieS; ywarting wetners.
io be ir. good f.r.slVial coodiuon ' -twvs1
was made with Miss Harvevs own
Tbe cast boasts socne of
UlMiary t CVwe
Trie I Orande pu5i.- library will
K cSosed all day on TMr.t!icrr.c
rtav n ws snnovtiwyvt toAav
Sort? Throat?
Don't Garde
Ort Qivkr and belter Te5x ir.t.
Thotines faxfKXw iSovcc't rw:nj
iwi.. IV peneite vtk1 kM5:ftf ie
Uwgit r.'iem;bra3MK. ?v;t:wr Pe';jet
ir.f t?ie wenw and ard vaiy.r
inc wots i ia:ie- It to.xs
!t nv v1:reci to t? ir.tecr-iv) ouv
iu amiyK-v. rsipckefa, ira.5t
r:fi and .lUM .xwuif aciwo a?A ifte
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T5wv,t 3 r?N oftaT tJsr Va
r.r-i ?eiJf Sat j t Cvus
r4 cv0d a ma. Xtitr u xNur
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tf .T.v?tv su?Xs SSc
BUS SERVICE
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If M A U 4.19 P. M-
Tee rt.MHrtWN, way rn
Lssve La Oranse. DaUy
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rw tf, fvm..,t
omwi-rs pry
CIKAMIRS
i " f ' VsM;nr-- Mica Wi
Intiwiuoinj;
LDILDAN IHALQYIEy
The isoinsiiny little Biindlc
iif Dcviijrj-.... snd
ILEW AyiREjr
Haiivisonie, Tondor ,
of lUs Popularity .
. A: the Teak
in
Thanksgiving
Day and
Fridav
66
My Weaikn Eirjr
99
TJihil to the serious, ronnce of Uiixa
Hanvy and 1 Ay res . . . GainlvJ with
Jhe sEianxn sriris, the r.vut Ivauti
fl in Ho'lyuwxi . , . r.or with lasr.;er
st the cvr.iitf cajvr of CJ-.aflijs Biif.or
tt onh ri Rirr;. I Ai-.jrdon . . . And cor.w
oui hummiRj: !he lihir: -.sr hit:
"father Rougv WTiik You la)-.
" Ke Cart ful", "How rv 1 Uvkt"
l:i Aod:t:oft
"KKAITY AND THK rUS"
A Hilarious CiMrNxlv
icith
CHARLES KUTTEKWORTH
HARRY LANGDON
.1D SILVER
arid
Everybody's Weakness
HoSyvwrTs lot
lVautiful Girkl
-1U GS IN l.OYK"
Caitn
-.tl RING THE SKY EN SEAS"
Adtyntutrs f a Nrmsfw) Canrframan
ContiniKvos lrfonnarrre From
1 P. M. Thankssnving Day:
WK WISH KYER i ONE VERY PLEASANT AND PLKNTIH L THAN KSG1Y1NG PAY . YND PRESENT
THIS EXCELLENT PRlXVRAM IN A N EKIYtRT TO ADD JOY TO THE DAY
The First
TIHANlKSGOVnNG
THEY
gathered together the bounty of
the harvest and said: "Lot us tr'wo
thiir.ks. Let us feast together and remember
that life is gvxd and there is a lot to be grateful
for." And even the F.edsiins forp.it their war
fare arsd joined in the i?:iceful. happy celebration.
THANKSGIVING
then and
ynvir.? tcKtiy evidence u-.e same spirit Particu
larly this Thanksgiving let us all Iv thmikful for
the better change cf things for the new happi
r.es. prvgress and improved condition that is nl
ready under way for our entire nation.
EASTERN OREGON
LIGHT & POWER CO.
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