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1 n Fafe Two -LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. .Monday, January 22, 1934 hi 4 i ti 'ci : le 'si ;tl ' e) ,tl f S . : j V l 0 E .ft :'V Ji El a I q t i: ' i u; f i 1 I ( . flafettbe umroo, ODhsfruri (Incorporated) Ad Independent Newspaper Phone Alain 600 m MHMM . B. W. FREDERICKS . HAROLD lit FIN LAY . Published evonlngs, exception Grande, Oregon; ntered at the PostoHlce ol La Mali Matter under act ot Maroh OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTY AND TH1 -v , CITY OF LA ORANDB MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press la exclusively entitled to use for publication . of' all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise oredltod 11 pub. Uhed'hre.w All .rights ot republication ol epeclal dispatches In this paper and also the local news herein also are reserved. . . -, National Advertising Representative . , . M. O. MOOBNSBN CO., InO. ','.! -. " : Ban Pranolsco, Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, Chicago ., , ,u ... . Detroit, New York . v SPENDING ON WAR THAT SHOULD PAY ; A nation that is going ten .billion dollars into debt in one year certainly is going somewhere at a prodigious rate. Some otthe people at Washington :think we are heading straight lor recovery, and others think that we are plunging down a steep place into the sea. Before giving way either to en couragement or to fright, figure just what the implications of this titanic spending may be. We spent at a greater rate than this., during the world war, and we kept jt up longer, and we came out of it without cracking under ,the strain. Furthermore, there is not the'slightest doubt that, if we . were at war today, sums of this size would be voted without any .misgivings at all. That being so, compare our present situation. to a war-time crisis? The comparison is a perfectly proper one. What Is at stake In a war? - National existence Itself may be at stake though that was not the cose with us In the World war, nor In the war with Spain. Money, national honor, national Influence, certain Intangible considerations that bulk large or small, depending on how you look at them these were the things that went Into the balance when wo got Into our last war. . Whot Is at stake now? Well a lot of things: our faith In our form of government and our social structure, our belief In ourselves, our -dream of democracy and our vision of destiny, the happiness and comfort of many millions of people; a total far greater than anything wo risked by going to war with-the German empire. If it was proper to spend at an. unheard-of rate to beat the kaiser. Is It not Infinitely more proper to spend at an, equal rate today to save the things which all Americans hold most dear? ' "There Is still another angle to It. Tho money -wo spent In- 1017. and loin-was spent-for purposes of destruction.. When wo got through.- we.had fore QiElUSfciii gfefffigggTS STARTS All Winter Millinery In One Value Group 49c Save! Save ! Save ! Bijys' - Girls' Union Suits Repriced to Clcnr 49c jWlntor Wulghtsl Wanted Stylonl am At Give Awav PRICES PIECE GOODS! NIGHT WEAR! .. . . , DRESSES! MILLINERY! NECKWEAR! NOTIONS! Sacajawra Ballroom MlMIII . - : A. ...Publisher and deneral Manager Buslneae Manager, Bundoy, at 1710 Sixth atreet, La , -- 'i.- 't """'!, ""V Grande, Oregon, aa Second Class 2, 1879. -U TUESDAY JANUARY 23RD . Y . i vi" , .. Sheep Lined ,, . -t ... , . : Boys' Coats - $1.49 .. JMoJqslyfl. SJ.ieU, --.Beaver Collar Women's Hbse - Rayon and Wool Brokon sizes and colors, Great Value. W omen's Brassieifys A grcnt vnluo group of discontinued U.D.S. GarmentsBuy Now Discontinued Btyles for men and women. Berets and Knit Headwear Full styles nnd colors. Great values. Umbrellas Men's and Women's Just a few to go at this price. Hurryl Children's Sweaters All wooll Slip-over styles! Not many at this price. Women's Combination Drnsslcro - Corsets. Discontinued styles. Children's Outing Pajamas On,o-plccc styles. Sizes from 2 to 8. Boys' Outing Night Como early for these. . Girls' Print Dresses Hurry! Hurry! Just a fowl Fust Boys' Dress Caps! Just twelve of theso. , Help Hie Warm Springs Foiiiidalion Attend The Prcsiden t 's Birthday Ball nothing tq show lor It. A shell that me Donom, a man who lias own turned into a corpse these urr, not, In any economy,' dividend-producing items. They are what our billions bought In the World war.. Today we are spending to build things; We are building highways and bridges and duns and tgwns and homes, we are spending to strengthen banks and railroads and farms and factories,' we are spending to make men and women and children strong and healthy and courageous. We. shall have all these things after the spending Is over. T J The Weather WKATHI.lt FORECAST Oregon: Unsettled tonight ami Tuesday!, occuloiia!l ruhr In tho west and ruin or snow over and east of; the L'uNmdu mountuliis; no change In tcinerutiire; fresh and at tlinen strong south and southwest winds offshore. . , LOCAL HKATJIKIt ..... Sunday: Maximum 48, minimum 3.", above. Kill n full ,.4S of Inch. Cloudy. , Today: Minimum 35, 7 a. ni. 17 above. Cloudy, OREGON STATERS AND OREGON TO GO ON THE ROAD COAST GONI-'BIIKNCE STANDINGS (Northern Division) , : W. L. POt. Washington 6. 0 1000 Oregon State 2 2 -"M Oregon -" 9 Washington State 2 6 .287 Idaho -v 1 ao Southern Division W. L California ,v.i 2 1 Southern California 2 I Uclans , ; 1 2 Stanford - 1 2 Pot. .607 .087 .333 .333 SEATTLE, Jan. 3J HI - A Wash ington State Invasion by both Ore gon teams this week, their first of the season, 'tests "the lPAgue-leodlntf University of Washington Huskies, on top of the northern division, Pacific coast conference, and gives Washing ton Btate a chance for soma revenge. . The Oregon State Beavers face the toughest task, with games at Moscow, Idaho, against itlie Idaho Vandals on Tuesday and Wednesday nights, and with Washington State on Friday and Saturday nights. The Vandals sprang a surprise win Saturday night at Pull man over Washington State, 34 to 28. their first of the year. Oregon State and Washington State divided their two games at Corvaills at tho start of tho season. SOD 15c 1 P styles. 19c 25c 10c 25c 49c 39c 49c Shirts Not Many at 25c 25c Save! Great values at 25c UNDERWEAR FOOTWEAR! CORSETS! HOSIERY! 1 GLOVES! ! SILKS! Tues. Jan. 30 has exploded, a ship that has gone to Washington, overwhelming winners by ,n 63 to 26 score, here Saturday night from the College of ; Puget Sound, wild had' previously be:n un defeated In lntercolleglAta play this year, entertains the Ur.lveis.ty of Oregon here on Friday and Saturday nights. SAN. FRANCISCO, Jon.' -23 OP) California's Bears end tha Southern California Trojans' were, ncck-and-neok In front today in the basketball racd of the southern' division, Pacific coast conference. '. 1 Tho Bears odvanced'.to two games won and one lost by defeating Stan JBLOftID A New Serial S V N O I'H I H : ; i ii il O ruHi m j. i ul alor mill explorer, ins seen u vul (itiliis iavo ,1iia'inir throiioh the window ol the movie executive ilv Vary' olllcc ; later he lollouia Jan ice Kent's cur in a taxi because he, hae seen a second ear with three susiilclous-loatilnn men in it trail 1)10 Miss Kent's limousine. . There is a collision, anil Frank knocks out the driver of the second car, anil takes Miss Kent home. Frank is dVaum to the bcautllul tnovlo (ar. ' lie is disturbed bu the disappear ance off the MaxloaH coast ol his friend Lannton, the iamaus avi-. ator. and Interested bu the pros-, peut o a contract tulla Myberu's firm. Chapter Five INTRODUCING SPIN IT WAS natural that Gratiame be asked to come to Hollywood on an "opportunity contract". It was natural that he should accept It. Grahams was quite willing that he be "found." He loved tbe Jungle: be would always love It, but civiliza tion had begun to take on a more substantial glamor tbat be bad ever thought possible. He would always feel a poignant acbe.at dawn or at sunset. In Holly wood flocks of parrots do not spin like vivid green wheels against a background of old rose, smoatb sa vannahs do not shoulder between sullen walls of jungle, nor do strange flower scents wrap you wbeii ypu sleep. Nevertheless Gralmmo liked cit ies, or at any rato, this one. He bad discovered two old buddies, among the flying stunt-men. Another bad "gone native" and played heavies. These spoke of still others that bo would remember knowing We'll be fore bo quit piloting planfes. for piloting Jungle expeditions - per sonable, adveniiiroiis fellows! that he had known In far corners,' with wbom he, could yarn In vainglorious exaggeration. - e) He was about to male his decision to stay wbon he met Janice rcpt. As he helped her from her car and across the lawns to her Beverly Hills bouse lid was sure that this accidental meeting Was nbotit to add pleasant finality to this decision. A maid toolc bis hat from ljlm within the entrance. Janice spilled toward hi m as she mounted the stairs. ., . "I'll be down In a minute or two," she said. "I'll phone Mr. Greene In tbe meantime." In the drawing room, standing before- tbe open fireplace, Frank thrust his upturned palms toward tbe crackling logs. It seemed Incongru ous In these tastefully appointed surroundings of civilization to allow himself to think of sinister shadows, of furtive pursuit; yet a frown of abstracted reflection remained on bis forehead. Thoughtfully ho nibbed n't the slight soreness of bis right knuckles. Ho could not drive away tbe mental image of the vulture-like prolllo shadowed on the studio window. Some dim memory faintly slirred obscure as the hushed pulse of a native drum felt, rather than heard, across miles of jungle. "-iRAHAME, home In his apart- v- ment, stared moodily at the afternoon paper on bis lap. With an nngry gesture he pushed away the paper and stood up. Ho turned to another man seated wbero a west erly sun's rays slanted In. I "Tell mo. Spin." he said. "You know this racket out here. What In hell do they mean by publishing all this tripe? 1 called you over here llvo mlmitbs after 1 bought this pa- ' per. You work for Myborg and tho I Consolidated; so docs Janice, and so 1 suppose, doos this little liar Jroene. Look I ... He kicked tho paper to iward tho other. Spin Winsldw grinned. Ho did not glance at the paper but contem plnted with a loving absorption the contents of his tall glass. 'What's It soy? You tell me. Frank. Did Greene say you fought .desperately with a hundred-thugs and snatched the swooning Janice from their lmlry clutches?" j lirahnmo snorted. "Something like that, only worse. I thought there was something phony abom thai little nnt when I met him last night. He asked me If 1 had any baby pictures, lluby pictures! He had the guts about two o'clock today to phone and ask about them again . . . said ho wonted them for an article he was colling. 'Babyhood Romance Flowers In Tragedy.' I thought he was kidding, but 1 bought this paper Just to see." He laughed frostily. "But ho wasn't." "Moreover It said that Miss Kent was confined to her bed with shock. She was all right when I left her last night unless Greene shocked her with an outline of what he was go ing to write today. I phoned today to ilnd jut If she really was III . . . She a f. -t II, delicate little thing " Wlnslow laughed whole-heartedly. ford 43 to 34 Saturday night at Stanford ' while the Trojans downed the University of California at Los Angeles 39 to 28 In a hometown meeting. HATCHERY AT UNION TO BE LATEST TYPE - (Continued from rage One) dovelon tho egg taking stations In Wallowa county, so that supplies of: eggs can be depended upon locally for the Union fish hatchery. . The present hatchery building at Union will be continued in operation. Air. crockalt said. . Plona for the proleot, Involving 15,60O of federal and state money, win not be seriously affected by the recent C. W. A. retrenchment order, It Is believed localjy.' GODDESS ly Herbert Jensen ".Hold on,; Frank.1 You phoned1 and 'couldn't -reach her?" ., "Yes, If -worried mo, I Soy, how do you know?";, J . - , : Wlnslow chuckled Into his glass. "She wa$at tho studio with Mybcrg and Ortrfga and Hie. She was con fined all (right but not to her bed. There's a new picture coming tip a honey foreign stuff. She's to be the golden haired lead; I'm to fly the stunts. "They were discussing who'll' play' opposite her, but they can't tell who'd fit until the continuity men Hack dut a plot . .'. What d'ye mean' she's frail and delicate! You couldn't club that girl to death she's whale- ' Frank helped her across the' lawn. bono and gristle under that skin you love to tou ". GKAHAME'S gesttiro Interrupted tbe other. "Who's Ortega?" "A gentleman from Contrnl Amer ica, Mexican, ninybe." Wlnslow drained his glass and set It down. "I can't figure him myself. He showed up hero a month ago with n lulu of an Idea. Well, you know the publicity these Chlchen Itza ruins In, Yucatan are getting? Ho says be knows bigger and better ruins fur ther In that country with more Jungle- around for the atmosphere shots. "You know bow Myberg loves his authentic backgrounds, or should If you've looked at his pictures. Well this Hon Itaoul Ortega's Idea is to use that old Mnyn business as the foundation. You've read stories of the blond gods those ancient fellas used to worship. "Well this Is to bo a blond goddess picture, or nt lcost she Is to be his bride. The Brldo of Quetzalcoatl Is the tentative name." He laughed. "Mybcrg sold bo didn't like the name. It reminded too many people of pants and vests." Crahame smiled. Ho liked this gossipy fellow whoso nerves were of steel bcneaih his happy so-lucky. cynical exterior. But bo wanted to know inoro of this man Ortega whoso namo Janice Kent had de fended ao arbitrarily the evening before. Ho decided to take Spin partly Inlo his confidence. He told him that Miss leut soemed to aeree that the Idea that the accident may have been planned until Ortrg.Vs name was brought deflnliely Into focus as the parly responsible. Ptffli Mcnaay, Fr.mk out i piece of oqod idvkt from Spin. LOCAL BRIEFS Open ! liunclng School Miss Edna Brown, of La Grande, will open a dancing school in Hunt ington. While there ahe, will make her home with her sister, Mm. Paul Totrcan. T.i Visit Parents Mr. and Mrs. C. M. WUUt plan to '.esve tomorrow for KaK'ma and Pasco where they will Hu t their parents. They plan to drive througn to Xokl ma and return to Pw. Mr. Wight '.111 return to L Grange Thursday and his wife will remain for a more extended visit. Guests liere Mr. and Mrs, Ed Braun and daugh ter. Marguerite, of Pendleton, were guests over tho weekend of Mr. and Mrs, J, E. Stennw, 1008 Oak street The Braunl family formerly resided In La Grande. n La Grande Miss Agnes Dlxon, of Enterprise, spent the weekend In La Grande. From Salem . L. G. Flfer, of the bureau of labor at Salem, was transacting business In La Grande today. . Teacher Here Miss Evelyn Auseon, a teacher at Imbler, was shopping and visiting In La Grande Saturday. Cove Man Returns- Thomas Towle, of Cove, stopped in Ln Grande recently en route to his home after a. trip to Portland. Tonsils It moved Miss Ethel Donoluie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Donohue, had her tonsils removed Saturday ' at the Bouvy hospital. Nasal Operation J. w. Bennett, principal of Blverla school, underwent a nasal operation at the Bouvy hospital Saturday. He returned to his work today. From Elgin , Walter Gekeler, farmer of Elgin, transacted business ln La Grande on Saturday. From Itolse- L'. D. Eakln, defendant 111 a recent Suit In the circuit court, was a busi ness visitor here today. Mr. Eakln makes his home Iri Boise. At Joseph Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Eberhard were visiting at Joseph with the latter's mother, Mrs. Ellen Knapper. Minor Operation Mrs. Charles Fross. of K Avenue, underwent ft minor operation at the Grande Ronde hospital this morning. At Hospital A minor operation was performed on Mro. Carl Snodgrass this morning at the Grande Rondo hospital. Permanent Waves $2-50 Others ?3.50 to $5.00 jSmS?1 I rnoludes: fciPiBlL2& Shampoo. SgMvl J Flngerwave FINGERWAVES, ; WET 35c DRY 50c SCHOOL GIRL PERMANENT WAVE ' With Service. $1.75 All Work Guaranteed CINDERELLA BEAUTY SHOP Phone Main 260 BILIOUS, DIZZY, JAUNDICE Mrs. ivennein tiaum of 7720 S. H. 'Ramona St.. Portland, Ore., said: "When I was very young I developed Jaun dice; my eyes became a deep yellow, I hud many bilious attacks and was not able to eat, I would feel faint and dizzy and lost weiRtit. Alotner Had me take Dr. Pierce's Medical Discovery and 1 fully regained my health nnd strength." Write Dr. Pierce's Clinic, Buffalo, .N. Y. New size, tablets 50 els., liquid $1 00. LarRc sUc, labs, or liquid, $1.35. "We Do Oiir Pan." BUS SERVICE For WALLOWA, ENTERPniSB, JOSEPH and Way -Points. ! Leave La Grande, Dally 10:30 A. M. 4:10 P. M. For PENDLETON, Way Points Leave La Grande, Dally 10:30 A. M. U. P. Stage Depot, 1308 Adams Phone MAIN 49 A Complete Printing Service Quality Counts NELSON" & . flUIS-CHALMEftS. Track type and Air Tired Tracton. Oomblnea. Implements, Road Maenlnery. CUANUI.ER TRACTOR A EQl'ir BNT CO. 1313 Jefferaon Main 632 TI irfohnrrlsnn fiefs Ijonal Legion Post (Oontlrtued from Page On)' authorltijrflnd effort were contained 4n a resolution unanimously adopted hm tBMt ntirht fav the executive com mittee of. yie Oregon department of tno American Kgion. . . Thn wnmlt.tM. it WOA DOinted OUt, spoke for8 legion posts and about iu.uuu memoers in wreguu. , The report dealt, at considerable Unnlh n.1,1, ntYUOT Allri "nOnUllU" dellnltloa-of "a veteran," end the use OI me. wora aa now uciiuew j regulation or opinion, to Include per sons who have not had service dur ing war-periods, was deplored. FIND IT HERE Copy for this Column must , ; be In by 9 a. ra. . . NOTICE B. A. It. K. Annual banquet, election of offi cers and dancing, Wed., Jan. 24. Ban quet 7 o'clock. . 1-22-2 t. . Remodeling coats, suits and dresses. Children's work and' fur coats a spe cialty, epeclal prices during January and February. Mrs. Pearl Maser, 1612 Sixth St Phono 287 W. 1-17-1 m. All Elks Invited and urged to at tend dance at Elk's olub tomorrow night 1-22-1 t. A new line of the latest ln Ladles' Costume Rings Is now being shown at Richardson's Art and Gift Shop. Also new zipper purses on special' sale at 65 cents eaoh. These in all colors. ' " ... . l-16-t f. All Elks1 invited and urged to at tend dacca at Elk's club tomorrow night. 1-22-1 t. ' Wtten you need fuel . '"' Call Main 628 GAITHER ICE Sc FUEL CO. l-S-ini. All Elks Invited and urged to at tend dahce" at Elk's dub tomorrow night.' . 1-22-1 t. SCHOOL CHILDREN You, can get scratch paper Jan. 23rd. Brown Sugar Red Mexican IS? Beans Highway Deliriously Flavored Catsup Libby - Prepared Mustard iarSc Ginger Ale or ; Lime Rickey Leslies' Shaker White Star Salt Tuna Fish 16c Uitter Por t ; La Grande - Send. In Your Pur Trimmed COATS For Mld-wtnter CLEANING Our process safely cleans and re stores new life to your garment. ODORLESS DRY CLEANERS 1107 Washington Main 701 k&Be i : ; 3C-i school at tbe Observer. 'How '8 pads 3c ! ' ' '9-l"t-All Elks Invited and urged to at tend dance at Elk's club tomorrow night," 1-22-1 t. CONVEX POBTBAIT FRAMF.S f A new line of Fine Frames for Con vex Portraits of air sizes has Just been received by Richardson's and Gift Shop. You can now have your pictures framed for1 half price with these attractive, frames, at Rlohard son's. 1-18-t f. DID YQO KNOW THAT our cleaning method removes ALL the oils and greases from felt hats2 Perspiration oils do ' nbt' show'up again within a short time -when your hat Is oleaned at the Standard Laun dry. ' l-17it f. Colds that ffang On Don't let them get a strangle hold. Fight germs quickly. Creomulslon combines 7 major" helps In'.one; Pow erful but harmlessp Pleasant 'to take. No riarcotlcsl ; Xour'-' own'' -druggist Is authorized to refund ybur'money oft' th spot' If your cough' of cold Is riot' relieved by Oreoiriulslon. . adv. A Baby' For You If you are denied the blessing of a baby all your own and yearn for a baby's arms and a, baby's smile do not give up hope. Just write ln con fidence to Mrs: Mildred Owens; 8070 Coates House, Kansas City. Mo., and she will tell you about a simple home method that helped-her after being denied 15 years. Many others say., this has helped' bless their lives. Write now and try for thls-wonderful happiness. ' ' Adv. NOTICE Series "B" Time Certificates ot Deposit: Issued by the First Na tional Bank of La Grande, Oregon on March 1, 1038' and - due on December 15, 1934, have' been call ed for payment, on February 14, 1934. Interest on same ceases, af ter that Cate. First National Bank of La Grande ' David I. Stoddard. President A. K. Parker, Cashier a SPECIALS 4 11)8. 25c 10 11)8 35c 14-oz. Bottle 2 MI'S 25c 6-oz. 12-oz. Bottle Your Choice 2-lb.Pkg. 2-15c Vi's Can Reg. Can ans Union - Elgin Attention Trappers RawFun All Kinds of Legal CaUght Furs Bought I Pay Best Prices CHRIS MILLER 1510 Adams Are. 10c 5 c i
