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Tuesday, December 5, 1933 Page Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE. LOCAL BRIEFS , Mu Mildred rtmeh tttx mimui try bar km vrAtto Sfet ftf EoUrvUa e aper-oiiae; TnJucT rrf with bT 5m bere, Mlwvr fteeratlew ' (Mow W- WHIM, of Bantu, O. lrttt nlaor ocratuvn el tie toixiAH BmU iMeottel Hondar tAjr oj etalltr, cl Le Oraode, 11 : the fcotpfUl Monday elWT Bftderrolo fiUnOT (UrT7. lUinrm in l.lo ' Un. Charlee Hlllrnao. who haa been rtrelnr.. treatiramt et tne Ornvie ffonl boeptteL, returned to btr Ikiu lit Union Monday. ; A. A. emits, Befcer, attorney, trane- mcwt buuneee In la, Grarxle on Bat or 07. Plans Ether Hop in Open Balloon Uriurm Howie i R VL OnmSj, of Grand Junction. Colo. )im teen tfttritiUiic a fev di7 U La Oranle rtattln ilia miAtt. Un. V. P. Orandy and other reta il te. Mr, Gran1 r Hru) In La Orande tor 350 ?ara but except, tor an ocoe tlonal rutt ha baa out been hare lor 25 rnn, He laTt Monday (or hia borne. From tUAlm '. Amonc tha out-of-town Thanka tOrint; naltora vara L. Audrey &tt IMCer, of Portland, Evelyn TrUr and Herbert Teade, of Brtfax, Waati. Tty irera tha fueete of U'.m Agnm Teade. ijrofll Portland p.trt V fiat. lor eo(o event of more thao 12 Bill luto (b ttrato ftphere In an opu ttn f blnc eonifilfrl f Madrid or LiHitirttitit iUiiutmi Kmiilu tierfkr (afKjei, rijaiiili trailoonlit. fir utifitf an (ti&u ttulUrtta Utrrtra ex l:';f h will not t bandfrapixtd maul fh-'f"!, biialnana In Portland, waa a rMllor tti La Oranda durtns t wesiwwl. Krtttin Trim Vaklrna I Mra. W. B. Wllllama and durhtr, Hallla Bella, bara raturnad front Ykl- ma wbara they apenl s month vutt- in bar parent, Mr, and Mra, I. A. heyna, Rriltn Trotnirne Morrla Koraaard. aon o Mr. and Mra. 4. t. Noragard, of EntemrUe, waa at tha Bouvy hoapltal during Win MKand recalrlnf treatment for n Injury to I) la era. k'lurn lo llaknr Vta iyncaa Kelly and Luoy tenz, leuhara In tha Dakar achoola, returned to Baker after ajwndlng the Jflldaye here vlaltlnif tha fonuer iMrtnta, Mr, and Mra. W. C, Kelly. (jottlne Pl Here Mr. and Mra, o, B. Crow, of Loatlne, anient Daturday ahoppInK and trana f tlriar butlnea. Mr. Crow la a farm er In the Loatlne taction. VMIor Here ; Dan Turley of Baker, waa yuitor In I Oranda on Maturday. trim florth Powder ; Chrla Johnaon, who U In the araln bulneaa In Worth Powder, and Mra. j aonneon were Duaineae rial tore here en (Saturday. Choir Mrellna The choir of the Presbyterian caurch will meet thla week on Prl day avenlnc at 7:a0 o'clock. Inatead of 'fhuraday aa la cuatomery. Vhtt Parenla Mra. (Hani ey Bvana, of Portland, aint tha hnlldaya In La, Grande with her parent. Mr. and Mra. A. V. Irt fel. W. t:. Prrklna Ketarru W, C. Perkln haa rettimed from California where he aocranpanled Mra. Perkln and apent !anlUKlTin with their eon, Clair, who la a atudent at (Stanford Unlrenuty. Mra. Peruna will remain Uiere for a prolonKl Halt, SECOND TAGGED DUCK IS SHOT Another du.fc Uutxtxi by the V. B. biological aurrey waa shot Use other day, Aug. J. (Karate Ion-Kin? the bird. Tha ta waa numbered ffania. TI.KKM IIHKttt HIVB TMUH) ANKARA m r Turkeya celebra tion of the tenth annlveraary of the republic aaw hMl boUlea of cham pXne aold In thla erial! capital alone. Tlie old Koranic taboo alrwt alcohol la )uat one of the trwlltlona dnrnoliabed by Uia reiflrne of Muata pha Kernal, EAGLES SPONSOR MUSICAL COMEDY 1 FRIDAY, DEC 15 ReheerxaJe are tuervay for Vcjt atmvaa comedy "TV iujiA to G'sjcj Wtdcb tivat JtMg win preaect as a ebautty benefit at ajt Uberty tbeatre on Prlday, dec. la. A caet and errua of near: 7 IM iocai people are wcaX Inaj under tbei dtrectioa at Kajpb V. HmrM, of Trie Erxlcy MottEitaln Fto- ductlODa. Tm Soad To Oiorr w.11 be pnaected witn all tba tcttalcal eoTAedy wor; r.-i rrertf a of Ltrre aoc axld (la rye cboreaiea. etatvrate coa- tucr.Jra; arl beautiful aua awl tttfnUm eftecte, K la aald. Te atory of tbe nanaira; comedy centera around an election In a mountain atate In Mexico witb tbe hero, a former American, aa caxali- 4ae for grsnmar. Then la plecity ctf comedy fumlabed rxeonly by an ee cetitne zsssa(J profeaeor who per- ttatentl7 purauea certain rare nuro- bera In te Ineeet line. Tbe cait of prlnclpala lndodea Bob Jackaon, ca&dldale for gremor of Juanlta, Cecil Black; Mancery Moore. hla cot:ye aweecbeart, Mra. Pana Aberwood: Joe Jfjjct, hla college 'rlend, Henry Oulp; Vertnla Vamuua. trft irtrl from Wyoming. Mra. Myrtle Bunell; Manuel, leader cf tbe In diana, Don Cuip-. Ivor. Btiggaby, who purauea tba tHuff-Scun, Wick Hughea: Cert la. the iocal encbantreea, Lela Harmon; fStmpeon, an American po UUal promoter, Dons Poarcfa; Pedro, bell hop la Jioei Aroericasna, Claude VhReasde. The personnel of the varloua lhoruea will be announced later. Freed of Prince major bills .side-tracked IN CAPITOL (KANTKK IHVOWK W. T. Orlder waa Rranted a dlrorce Mreiday from Alma Carroll Orlder on the ground of deaertlon by Judge C. L. ftweek. of Pendleton, In the Union county circuit court, t la reported. To detect the preaeuce of oil In the ground a device that meaaurea minute quanlltlea rd gaa rlalng near ly Uj the aurface of the grrmnd haa been Invent!. (Coritliiucd from Pace Oom) the 3UUi day. Opeaker Earl (Jnell of the bouse and Preeldent Pred E Kid dle of the aenate both again urged the corruniueea to get out t meaa urea at once. Governor Meler'a prcxjeal that In the place of large tax revenue dia bunemeiua for direct unemploment relle Uie legislature provide for an ezterulve public worte program to make tube, centered around a aia,- WJfW road conatructlon schedule to be financed out of a federal PWA lean, waa dealt a body blow thla morning when the aenate roada and highway committee rendered a re port thai no further consideration be given to the Wbftto.V) propoaai. The aenate. by a IB to 11 vote, re jected the aubatltutlon of a minor ity report on aenate Joint memorial aix which came upon the floor with an adverse and divided report. The meaeure would extend to political aubdlvlalon the eame prlvllegee en- Joyed by national bank In depositing bonda and receiving currency. Klfort to awing hard liquor eale to private intereata were again made taat nlrfht aa the aenate alcoholic committee conducted the final pub lic hearing on the atat liquor atore plan of eale. A proponent for hotel and restaur ant aalo of hard ll)Uor declared ho tela loat million of dollar In prop erty damage frran Uquor partlea, be cauM liquor could not be sold and conaumed In the open. Drug atore Intereata offered to cll hard liquor at coat plu overhead. a r - I ' I? jt Pictured on the wltnesa vj&rja m a lot Angeles courtroom, where she recitd a Jong !irt o! siiccd cruei t!e Inflicted by her royal ousband. Marr McCormic. opera linger, waa given a divorce decree the other day from Prince Serge MdlTanl, Georgian prince. John Kaate of Portland declared drug atore overhead would be 21 per cent. Hope to Salvage $80,000,000 In Wages, Materials POtTTXAXD, On UV-A prspool V min& for Orcoo abocx H&JXj. fSJO ta in l&e purefcuj of cr-rz, w tgtaart hr bj tea Tyt vHtniatirtM of lrt Ixcatmr acwl lis&bor cnKrspni vfeo hope to uic jErtiaatbte r.nber teld by tbe jrtai (orect fire o taa gaairmrr a TiUcacok. and Wtufttrgtoo coo&ues. Ti-e fmrt step is thia prsrua. viB b a prtttioa to the HJctLocai temfcer cc4ie aatikoeiU for a. jpedal xutv ts&cai aLtocauoti !n tbe aoft-vood pro- dacUon aecuoo of tbe TBA for mar fcniog UU aaJnHt lumber. To ub- trart tiua coeAexnpLated prcductioa in Use burned over area from tbe Orezoa TEA alltxeaesit vould be Icapoetloie. tbe ltCDbermes aaid. bat- to oedocc U from tbe cttiooal anotmept wouM tcxX do fcardT4p. Oaxera In tbe btg bum area agreed tcxlzy tabe burned tree must be vorfced Into nimfcer vltbm flTe to even rears, to preTent apotlae by iriber. A aura? of tbe burned area m jrj&e aereral veelcs zo by cruisers for tbe- timber owners, and It waa tbn decided thxt by a combtcatlon of actirtty. tbe trezsendoua lou could be ajnetlorased. HOME -OfVirU HTl'OVINU BKfTAiSH GAH OKfXNhE TONIGHT! The La Grande Finals Of The State-Wide McKesson Opportunity Contest with Don Mills Nolofl Hiidio mid Viuduvillu ImproHinio Ah Master of Ceremonies . . . And Urn Mate ttosco f)nto IookI for Your Kricndrt ntirl Favoriti'H LO.fDOH Britain Is ta7eU- gattnff means of defense atlnst pot- arm, gaa tn event of attack from, tbe J air. This was revealed by the chief of the Imperial general staff, General Kir A. yUmUxxiXsrj-i&Mizerti, at a meeting here on military defense. A questioner remarked that Prance had constructed subterranean anti- gas chambers, and ashed If Britain had anything of that kind. The general, repljlng that It was the duty of neither the war office nor the air ministry to take such steps, said: "The horne office has taken the matter up, and has ap pointed an able army officer to go nto the whole question." PORTUGAL TEHTS OLD GOLD VEINS LXHBOH 'A aold mines in the Valonfo district which have not been worked since the Roman occupation, oro to be exploited by an Anglo Dutch syndicate which hopes to get profitable yields from the low grade we by means of a new process. Belgians Fortify Eastern Borders Despite Expense BRUSSELS jr Despite economic ! ifflcu2t.es, ttjt Belgian government Is to seeJc legislative approval for spending nearly 2OfiO0XJO0 tor forti fication of the eastern frontier. Already voted by tbe council of ministers, beaded by tbe king, tbe money is sought for a formidable de fense of the entire &0-ml!e border. Plans nave been made to use tbe credit, for speeding up completion of modern concrete fortifications along the whole line, for powerful artillery, and for anti-aircraft defenses." , The new defense line, stretching closely along tbe German frontier north of Liege, baa been planned so that the whole Belgian army may be opposed to any aggressor from the east. Meanwhile, work Is proceeding on a new fort at Eben-Emael. It will defend the Lower Maas and the ap proaches to the new strategic water way, the Albert canal. STOCKS FOLLOW . GRAIN IN RALLY trrri YORK. Dec. b Un Rata foUaered pua In m arwtalned up ward pu& today. Tbe ctoee waa 5roc. dam fifjree Induced: Air Bedue. IMS Ai. Coca, tad Dje 14S Asncaa Can T. and T. llBii Eetr.lehern Steel : 3SH J. X. Caae- n Cot. a. and B. 113, Contmental Can 75 General Vfoccra 34i n itanTiUe 344 Ubbei-O.-Pord M LLett and Uftn B. M4 afougcroery Ward 23 H Katlonal iHWIH. n J. C. Penney . 63hi Pan. Ser. or S. J. Mi, Southern Pacific 19! K. Oil at cat. 42H 6C Oil of K. J. 46 H Union Pacific 11CH, Vslltd AtrmSS M rjcled ooep. - 54 C. 8. Indua. Alco&ol 62 C. S. Steel S POBTU.ND LIVETOCK POETLAIO). Dec S () - SO. calTva 10; eteectjr. Suera. onmmiwi and "mertliim., 12.75 153$: faelfers. rrmrra and me dium, 9325 H SO; cowa, commm and medium. t3 26 a 13 23: tow cutter and curler. MjOOa 63.25: bulla, cutter and medium. 1.75 a, S2.75; vealere, goond and choice. a5 00. 1-6 OO: cull, common and medium. 820 4. &xxy. calm, good and choice.' M 00 a5 OO; cocornoa and medium. &2 00 M 00. Sags: 2CC; 10 loc lower. Llgbt-! wtigin. good and choice. a35aa3 85: medium weight, good and choice, 03.SOet3.S5: nearrvelgbt, good and cnotce, 935 a a3-65; parklrtg aows. medium and good. 82 25 1 &3.10: feed er and atocker pigs, good and choice. ' t2i0ft 4300. Sheep: 200; steady. TArnha, gooa and choice, 85.25 ti 16 00; medium. 83-75ei 8555; yearling wethers. 83.75 & 84.50". ewea. 75c? 82J. , ' ! iiARKET NEWS OF THE DAV : IMC. May luly CUICaOO WUXAT Open , llllh ! Cloaa Oee. May Italy CBICAOO CORN . .43 M My. May Dec PORTLAND WHEAT Open mth low - Cloaa , .13 .IS .13 .75 , MM .70' AH'A SOU BUTTERFAT AND BUTTER IN DROP FOBTLAJfD, Dec. 5 (P) Drop of a naif cent In the price on cube butter during the lato session of the produce exchange was not at nil out of line with conditions except per haps tbe mildness of the cut. VVoro H not for the fact that the govern ment resumed buying, but at a cut of c lb., the situation In the trade here would have been seriously threatened. Butterfat drop of lo pound while butter was down but half that sum indicated the real situation. Butter fat prices were mixed and fully In line with butter. Perhaps among the surest signs of recovery are partisan attacks on the the Roosevelt program. CHILDREtiS DS COL The man who looks before he '. leaps Isn't likely to be tbe one who . drinks before he drives. M GAK AND FLOl'R PORTLAND. Dec. 6 0") 8uar ane granulated, M 65; fruit or berry, M 85; beet sugar, M.55. Domestic flour Selling price, mill delivery. 25-bbi lots: patent, 49s. M 70.7.40; blended flour 5 90 J M.70; soft white pastry flour, S5.50i 16.66- baiters' hard wheat flour, a 5. 66 ft 06.60; rye. 5.45 a 86-03; whole1 wheat 06.40 $5.75; graham, 15.35 50. ,. Definite plans have been, made In Spain for the development of a lum ber industry to a point where the country win depend chiefly on , own forestry resources. Aberdeen Goal 20 Years from the same bins in La Grande. Always Gives Satisfaction. Home Lumber & Coal Co. Phone Main 17 Christmas Gift Suggestions Table Lamps .......... $3.50 to $5.00 Vase Base, complete with parchment shade. Military Brushes $2.50 Pure ebony backa. Bill Folds $1.00 Pure leather Boudoir Lamp Shades ... V $1.50 Assorted colors. Shaving Mirror $3.00 Large Size - With Extension. Refreshment Sets $1.00 Large pitcher and six glasses. , Dresser Sets $3.50 to $15.00 Complete Pewter Ware $1.00 Cake plates, sandwich traya. creamer and sugar. Choice Refrigerator Sets $1.00 Complete Copper Smoking Sets $L50 Complete with tray, ash receiver andf cigarette box. La Grande Book & Stationery Co. 1114 Adams Main 90 'Mi fie 7)UMdl OF FINE TURKISH TOBACCOS On The .Screen Walt DiKiioy'ri Color Ciutoon "THE THREE LITTLE PIGS" mill MYltNA I)Y - MAX IIAKIl WAI-TKIt HUSTON - JACK DKMI'SKY OTTO KUUGHIt - I'UI.MO CAKNKUA in tiiic nti.Ki'i(;nri:i AND TIIM LADY" Telephone Miiin K.'t for Schedule of Perfoniiiiiiccsi Tomorrow ! It ha tho wasp and power that makei great pictures GREAT Wife 1 Irk Henrietta CR0SMAN n I ATH I R ANCIL NORMAN rOSTIR MARIAN NIXON No Advanco In Admission -VNSS5 ; -sjw m m ALTO'S thcjincst tobaccos f ALWAYS ftcjincst wortwtanshi'p JWXSluchies please t m - - wijUCKies taste better, smoother On certain mountains in the Near East is a limited collar of earth called in Turkish, "Yacca." Tobaccos grown there cost as high as SI. 00 a pound. Carefully they are examined, leaf by leaf. Often it takes a man a whole day to select two pounds of ' certain of these fine tobaccos. Lucky Strike is the world's bicgest user of fine Turkish ' tobaccos. For these tender, delicate Turkish leaves arc blended with choice tobaccos from our own Southland to make your Lucky Strike a cigarette that is fully packed round and firm free from loose ends. That' why Luckies taste better, smoother. itts toasted" FOR TIIROAT ritOTECTION-FOR BETTER TASTE
