La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 17, 1934, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texta Wednesday, January 1 7, 1931 THE GLUTTED HOME MARKET (Iarsralei) it rTy k vnr potvivi AnororrD t i T ivnt" rit . AROUND as Iij4Hea.i.t Ketrsyaeer MOflS ttaJUGKTcSTA ( Mtujce meAol 49 CUOMCUS BT THE DAILY LEASED MOB ! OF IHB ASOCIAIH XS IRi ftrezea: CIh4!. liibt rai rtb pert fee teatfatt ee Jiara,-. m rfeaatre 1 irmpmlmrr; cm to le laaediiwi rtTp j vie. esftbae--, I " 1 uk-4l iiima ' :: loeataai : Maiiasaai 41. wlniawa leflat: Mlniiaea !.:-- abote. rve. 5 t TittttfarT x4 Ge&erai Winter UAMOLD u. fbuat . Pobnabed rrtei&ta. aotyaaa Bsaday. a HI 6 nti "" Ornate.' ancoB.'" -" : ' '' '. Brtertd at U Pcetafffe. of 1 OnzAt, Ortr. " Be4 Claai ats3 Hatter aztder et cat Ksrcb. i, irt. -". - .. ... DIT1CUL PAPE3 OF VXIOH COCSfTT AJTD TEJC - ! CITT OF LA GEAJTDB ' utimni OF ASSOCIATED PEZ&S Tfce Associated Fnt to tK3aci!y etitd to cm for jra!!JtUtm of sn nm taspttcne eieiised to it or not irr--M credited B jrato'!' uabe ten. -Ail Ttjlse at rrp'obUeation of 5eesal dispatefee la tius paper utf fttoo tbe local am beretn also art reaerred- tirn.l AdTCTtallSg EepreeeCtatl,. u. c. MoorssEt co, me. "" lu Pranciaco. U Anrtata. BttKH, rardxDi. Ctuxfj Deceit, Vrm Ycwx JAPANESE LAUNCH, CHINESE INVASION VTZPVtG. Jan. 17 4M5fc:JhAitf is-r5J C?Jie trrrvrr. j Cninese aurtaonues ia Claaaar pror- -Inor eeTYpaed taer3pkrtf bee One t2?ua&nd Jfcipfcrjw- Ua nr hTxo3 !, troop TMetcaj ats-scxed ia Oases j te rti will, fccurdrr in to !ae 30 Z0 IO itrrroa ( ... .-- 1919 1932 ieul u uulicc tier own l cio i tl tarrter. ta '"w , As ye would that men shou do to you, do ye also to tJrn. -Luke 6: 31, BEEF FOR RELIEF WILL COME FROM DAIRYS SURPLUS - Ena UrtMc. p"Wml ol lb ! kn(nm In rarHan. auwwo brr lday tlut had rrHd im- fxaiilr r h rlfhl puuHdt f hi -pr lb b-f Ls fx obtained fwn urtt Aih? ? Tt: In tte of WaifcizigtOB tJ dsiir con tor upj'lr-t bwi se be-n bought in euh erf tb eountic era a bu) of tbe proporUes erf arf in ii ccwiisy to tfc loLxl in llie rtat. Tbe duector otf jrtcu)iwe, WftJlrr J. BobinKm. o OrjmpJi. Is TorklQ? tola thrwsh the co-oixntiTe creanjerte mild tt or&jity raef eoecaiitt ta 5rtscf th covi tor iliufhirr. ptyiJi to 1J ttXW per buitrJ live wt-ight. in Orpfoo tbe pia approml br it to turn th DMttter orrr to ttae fD teef pckmy llrm tfcat 1ut B A. I. tcepectton on tbe towft of & per Ofxt to oc firm, tad per crct to ta other. - Ooatncu tor tais work wrr fiasilr Uacd tip Thursday Jan. 11: An ftppeal u mCe on Jul S. bota to Uie director of Kgrfeuntuc and to an tnflorntaal rownber of tte Cst&xi nrixt ccenmliie. to tskve tbe prcducm of Orewa rrprtwnted turb raf &a in WaAbintoci. "In sptte of our offer to &uitt sad get producer representation cd , pcrunpauoa direct Jy tn the 14 Orr gon coanisc wae we operate tbe ccatrKt ni permitted to go tarouga vltb the beef pacJwfs mm tbe aoif Judge of cow tbejr but- We are ft&sored that the buyers mil at ieut ictpcrt S ekttsc oar mtzoixr lth la mQ at frccn 15 to 2 CO per IniDdrcdvetijt fiTs. faim tn Yhat etr part of Oregon Xhej tar be loatted." Mr. Deioag atd. U yoa nave ay nnprofitable dairy am Toa vould like to aeil at thxne prKet 70a eboukl go to tbe manager of your co-operauve cream ery or the county agent, who will ataixt you In tbe maer. "So tar ma the lateral gOTercroent 24 concerned, every effort ha been made to see that dairy producer la tereatc vet protected by requiring Jim, that the beef for the unem ployed be dairy cow, and second, by Instating that the plan fonoved tn each ate hare tbe approral of the iiite director of agrtcuiture. There fore, if producers are not lairty treated In Oregca. you lhould look to the director of agriculture J or the reason. "It U also planned W pUoe a pro oeiJrLg tax on oairy products, and we wuh to point out that it is de sirable for you to vrite your con creaaaien and waaior, point:rig out tbe neceastty of oontrolimg tznporred fata and all oleo before ascing datry men to reduce U-e efficiency of their operalfcoria." Mr. DeLong oonclutfed- SO THEY WROTES PIERCES NAME IN AFTERWARDS a t Tbe lavaders aJieeediy occupied Cfra&ar snUage, r'e R betonm lo -the Jjipaaeati aermed scale of chfufctio. DEMOLAY MEET ON THURSDAY HOG s:oi;eiiia ia Jhe Cs:te4 tier U U ttt f re m peri tai j . . I ce; of tie lotaJ freiiitSstt cl ii-si lor jise taajcsptiOB kii ta-- lti fefRsst hci fra. erta5e3 srsar her aw t s-j T ..-.t -arreiiid tantpass e deeJiae la oar cxyoits tioe tie j j 4 fSsctia of li tKi?rtiTe' J W01V Wir. Tie Aaurtcu fetv'ie j u,T prices ju tie p?ri Old to The Order ol DrUiaj w31 toil a J mtiC7 ttiMuum ijgbt x. Mii-j at 7 oetock. laxtnd of tb' Ubc of p. m. recently tart ben MtJcj mroid H : Eoreratifr tiia '!iT-? niiuetiaS Bcxcest acre tot csi !xrd tits I pi-ij la coir3i-- ntyiirtrieils , sssre Eioitrite prwiiK-i'-a mslj eUimte tie txcias o ti boate crkt aid mnti resall ia a il-rfcsr r:t ar Sire3e:stt a4 a Sirjtr tata. retora frota tbe atso fcff- ctcp- Till tbe eora-'jos "1 tie Asriesltaial Ai ;aKJceat Adaila islrUjaa iceis lo brias C3t bj jaitits preiactioa to .iesat-daj seeei. u n optr-i g-ifii Lai-T JSeTwo daaalStoUo f.a v .ir DAM BIDS OPENED ..... ... jn 17 -Jh Hiiunin r' -r er dim lor r?-"-r!!? . Vile laniAXJon pro- tZTVal asnotiaad liai Mt can ra-aW , JTt -U tate o : tv. xnr J awre 60.- s aOT lee- ol waa-r. bid cf .: Kiddle Speaker At ioi2ry (CoaUoiaRl ?ium Paje-OaeJ Tr--rr- fr--iflic;l-r for fcJ-r a--eaa- ure aporia-)--d toy uxjx coatpnaxzaat ctxnlat oil ace area maits uozuc xLld cn-aeTea-K-uiii caaie! Corjc-eminn; ti-e aaiei tax. Ec-oaicr; Bui dcw M ;a tearac-d Ui'. -a bascii J g' t-n-i-aied taa there are nr.-1 f ; -' -7 .lr Fici-r -mnb o-a-f paid -a-- erajrasta ta' Orefaa' ti-oi blii. apo-ja-xed -b-r Waer aC tnxxxaUa to KSOOXO. and at timx MARGARET KEITH INSANE, OPINION i OF PSYCfflATRISTi v n n i k RID OPENED p-btUlXD. Jan. 17 b-1 ctnrBai esansjte. -a aubautttd ' , tr tne Oeo--ge Waaie coaipj - , Ktr.h. hat! rei33az to be; tUS ahe erd jm Porti-nd f'r ; Irr-a b5 -aere opened here U band of 200 musJcUns ! Ttsesoay oy sujuj "-!"--' - To Iklark Spot Where $' Settlers Wintered (Continued From Pafc One) "Home Ow There." UK Jean -jvu. kaa-ia gare a group, of abort read. iagJ. ;WT Star." "Weather." Prayer." "To Hare Joy." "CXhen-ue.-aod "tody Paj Tbe Pent." Reminii. ceaaea of pioneer daya -a-ere coutni. uted to tbe program by J. D. ftit-j, who told of tbe Indian war c ju- and July. 1878, recalling ho-x t::c meg and boya oraantzed small millUi enmpany lor tbe prctecttoo of tur Ut. tie community. Mrs. Fla-rla Bi:tg Shera-ccd concluded toe progmn wish Uiree vocal numbers, , lln. Iran Wright bel"V br aa-a-npanut, "gji. -rta," "By The Bend Of The fuvar and -Tbe Old Spinning Wneel." The next, meeues. will be th ss- ond Tuesday In February at the Saca. ja-a-ea Inn.. - . aee-a by v-i beisz-a. als-i-pt tibe bavaya of a 31-zoam ryjr- fhildren's Colds - - Yield quicker to double action of VISH A massed aod hiring aad JSnaff W Fanieaert- pTtrs from six nearby wwas ihe lOTest propoaaj -uia srw xira--is-i-n --- rYinwl at Hrn.fai Sao. 33) LOS AKGZL-BS. Jaa. 17 A; ' a f f ? opinjon. saas aa&ncaxes &-xa waa i"ra aiao -broogax a acategct -MtE- fwwi KTf'niainl Dr A. D cxmiptaaman lor EaJjern Ore-i amount 1234U) -aaa to Cam cou-'. 'ts - joo, bxcttjsi be roo. rly veat .-v -aiu-wat isarusgj ly. . . " Sella the -i.Dffl.iBT tie br; Ura. Leo F. afller sue Vwa tonza. , 1r-w.. euseajes vas i-oreir- ic s--K-oaors r-aa-- --ne&uorjed! Here's t4B asory: " Ura. atar-ra.-et asrer la busy ar-raaap-Lg a a-au-oai ccoeeaXio-a to -i-xjn the Walter M. Pi-erce birtb eootm bia. Ta -s-.il be a bearig in t&e bouse judx-iary rrr7,-niue-e oa tois anu-baby meaaure o the eoe-i greaaman from Ore-rcm. . J eVrputed latber of toe t.--' to cur-j tall tbe baby crop. Beyesentatfyej Pierce Tas tbe lorgottea. ou In t&ej preas taouoe Rbaaed by Mrs. Easier.! A tl-je-e-paa-e s-Ma-ieo-rra4b annouiv-e- I metu ucued eaumeraung aU of! te s-pcaicer ax t&e con-rexuac-a a&d ; " at tha baaquec Aller tbe . publicity . aaa preparei-l acoe-oc-e cexfzerr tba; Derrjocr-itjc nauonal crrnm-rree- man for Ore-roa bad been It-nore-i oc-mpkrtely je.'l off tbe program.' ! J ' In alias diarmrra .soaaeooe aad .to i taa tbe abeai . xit jmmeo-a-aed . I abeeta aad. a-ltb. pen and 1IX. Inter--, J pokste she came of P'jeree. tAuH dla- i ck-a-lcg to ooe and all tbat tbe father ; of tbe txu bad been cnerlookd and j , 4 na Mme-taae-r-ied a an.-aftertW-niM it Aaaoclated arltb Bepreaentame ; J Piefee la tbe i-ao-remenv tor fe-s-er in. I fants are AauUa srnart. Fanny -J Burst, mm Anne Uor-gan. afjaa Li'-'j lian O, Wald. Miss laary Woouey and i Kermlt Hcc-srrelt. boaa lalhet le- f J n-ounced race aulcide. .rrrmpmlea at tbe pano by airs. rect- Dr. Boo2-iitori wz& cared a a -s-ft-"as .'-r -r--aare--c-ae--eant . to Meriin BaUey. ' l ; F. D Tbetlsea. fled representaiire ; I of tbe state lndast-rlal ar-nrtrot com-! -a-ia cf the eai'-ay Paloa Verne e- niiasi-xi. wtth bea-dq-aarten ta Seiem. 1 eluae. daacbter of tbe late Oar-d ni a g-jeaa. i muia-miliioca-n Ctaa ms-JDi CSaarlea P1iy bad ciarge of lo-1 man. -srbo eon-lead bar mind -as n daya program. - eotind wbea ane jrUled tae buli -at Tnere are more autamooiles ia tci' tr 11 ISA, 'SSI estate to a nepbes-. Angeles county than in an of Oer-1 Albert C. Allen Jr Oregoo orcbar many. aceard!ag to tne Calif amis j dlst- , - ' - ' ' ' Automobile aasociatxm. i Be-rie-rin? tbe bebartar of Mas ' lasssaaaasasassssssaa-aaassaai I I I sssaaaassaassssaaassssasnaassaa-asaasaaaa I I "I T : TROTTER'S! OTTO RUXTE EAST OREGON , LIQUOR HEAD January DR. BOW Y AT j CONVENTION Dr. Lee B. tkuvy aUeaded a m4-' I Ing of the vertem sectton of tbe ArneAcaa haryuaij'ieal Rhinoiogt-' a cal and Ocolotical fiooety. lac, tn a Portlazul durtag the past lreeic-.TJie avettag i a gathenag of speciallsls ' from the vestera coast for a discus- icon of scientific Trork. - J Clea ranee NOW IN EFFECT DURING OUR Uena One-piece AH-orer Work Suits 220 denim, full cat; 7 pockets a-itb r-Jier , bcider. Broxn and blue . Ci QQ stripe VlO """ Men-s S.VE, 14-lbl Co-.toa Pull cut, -eU made Union Suits 79c ! Louisa Miller Will Be Speaker Tonight i Suits $ 0'Coats 95 (Continued From Psge Oat) ler spent In India, be wm occupied ;, J with educaUonal arjd eTarajtllstic i m-ork. During her last term of aemce : J ahe buBt tje Girls' Tratn;n school 1 1 at KepiUe, and in ooe textbooas Jar I gra4e school clauses. Her erarj?eiistic J a-ort bas been among bigbcaate Braa- I mln a-omen. ' Sbe mill bare an intereatlng me- ! , aage of the Influence of the Gospe'.Jl In India. The public is iar.Urc to, attend ; i Fights In for Seat Congress 7 (Continued r-rom Page One) rpectlre distruts. reporting to the admin tstraVY. It a-m be their taak to arrange for esthblUhing liquor stores in such pla-ces as may be rvo emmenoed by tbe adminutrator and the FcrmrriaSsion. The three also will ln-veitigate and recommend appolntmeriU of azenu to hand comrr. ion liquor where tftore will not be tnfctalled, Ttey w.ll check on appUcunte for positions in Their dmr.ru. to find Ihe moat available men. Inquiries here tod 1.7 revealed tht Mr Punte t pit lied for the Neu stadter Bros,. cIo,fiinv Jinn, for many years m frutein Oreyon. Washmgi ton'and Idaho. He vu a candicaie for the office as adminutrator. U rally tt mx beltered that sir. flunit also has a Portland add rent well a' cme in La Orande. Pulitzer Is Named NRA Administrator WASHINGTON. Jan. 17 Ralph Pulitzer, member of the nevspaper t'Ubiuhing Ismliy. today was named a orputy administrator of NRA to Late charge of the newspaper and allied codes a-hen they are approved y Jit iftt !i i . , Others $13.95 - $16.95 and up PENDLETON BLANKETS A few days to buy this famous brand at a discount. SHIRTS "Fruit of the Loom" - "Shirtcraft" ?1.45 and Sl.65 Values S1.29 3 for $3.50 $1.00 Values at On!v grc 3forS2.25 SHOES -OXFORDS The Well Known "Fortune" Brand in All Styles S2.95 S3.95 A deer appsrently born with only three legs yet fat and able to trarrl with romidrrsbte lpped was found near Coleta, Cal. FL0RSHEIM Shoes -Oxfords In Most Styles Selling for a Short Time Only 86.85 H;r tat In Congress from Ibe Hum 1,-jui- ar.a district coninted by Jarcd Sauuort. Jr., iio also claims II, irs. Ili.livar Kuno. Mucy Ujiir candldaie, Ii shuwo at fine nk-aUod her casA befora tbe House Klcclloks Conimlitre lo Wasiiingion. tin. Kfmp aai de clared eltncd s(nr recrisini D.001) rou in an elMdun aillioul m iPinndii. iiii" ritiAr. iff ... selected In n uimffirisl "filltn ' ! TROTTERS . Ben's Outing FZanisel . Pajamas Button or siip-orer sryie. Fsncy striped - Qt patterns I fv 1000 Pairs Mens Boss Caiia Gloves Brtra neary. 12-az. Qfp canras. 2 pairs mUrX . Men's Cotton Work Sox Random Shades, A ff 2 pair One Table of Ladies Ehress Shoes Pumps and rtraps 'with h.ph heels, sizes 3', to 8. OXFORDS w::h medium or low heels. .Sr!irLL 51.98. Girls Regulation Gym Suits Includes afiddy and Bloomers. Per QQP girment T 70'U Sit $1.95 Children's Rayon Bloomers & Panties L 25c I Ladies' Cotton Hosiery A"oe-.ed colors, semi- 4 Q anile fitting let Children's School Stockings ill and lil rib. f J?p tsaorted colors XfJv We wish to take this opportunity to say "Thank You" for the splendid response during the past week-'at our January clear ance. - " . ' . We. are continuing this parade of values 'with new 'and additional merchandise of 1 natinriallv known brands, tome: iook: om Shop! In 1934 Shop The S. V. E. Store Sonya Prints ' Fast color In plain or fancy 12lc if "Sureshot" OVERALLS 87 220 Denim, high back, reinforced pockets , 1 I i eS 5 -Piece Noreltv Curtains M a r q u isette in ivory with con trasting b o rdere jf orchid, rose and blue. Foil 2 i yards long. 49c Dance Sets 49c reach or pink. P-eular 93c Cotton Batts Chinook Quilting cotton, full qutit sire 72x90. Especially made for fine quilting. Be sure and get your qulltinc pat tern with ban. I pound 49c R-S Past Color Prints 90 Square print in plain or fancy patterns. 4 Qp . X V 1 I patterns, yard i- One Rack of Ladies -Wool and Knit , Dresses, BegulaT $1.95 Ladles' "Rita" Slur. - Hosiery Service weight. AH new shades Regular 98c, HQa now I vv One Rack of Past Color''" ' Wash Frocks Assorted patterns and 5 styles. Regular 49c. now 3 for $1.00 pins, 2c Reviver mm 51x99 extra large toiTi size. Long wearing. . ' 98c Value 1 Now Only 79c 12x36 Cases to Match 23c "P I i I 1 One Table of Notions Threads, laces, button bias tape etc. Tour choice Shop Our Bargain Table Belts, gloves.--hose, children's underwear, piece -goods, rom- Your choice 10Cto25c ' New Shipment of ' House Frocks 80 suare .print, short and -puff sleeves, organdie trim, new pat terns, fast colors. aq Regular S1.19 now 7oC Nassau Blankets 70x80 cotton single An. blanket ; ."OtfC IOiSO double cotton blanket: Plaid or plain with Q4 y Q 'ancy border ?J..47 72x84 part wool double blan kets. Fancy patterns .... 70x80 all wool slnsrle blanket. reversible with satin oindlnc. . fiq AC Reg. t3.9S tyiZtiJO One Table of "Kabo" Garments OotKlettea. ctrdlet. brassieres pneed at $2.49 25 c t Vajad . SANITARY NAPKINS 12 to The ' 1T Package .ILC 0 $2.98 We Carry a Complete Line of Pequot Sheets $149 $1.39 raid . 81 X 99 Drapery 50 Inches wide. Rayon Jacquard patterns, all the wanted shades. 49c 69c 98c yd Cretonne 3-lnch fast color fancy patterns. 4 aw V-rd 15C Stevens-Van Engelen Co. 1403 Adams La Grande 3C Phnno Mr,!,, SKA - .rev iff lllfl- M d