La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 25, 1934, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPage Eight LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Thursday, January 25, 1934 Governor Urges All To Join In Honoring F.D.R. ' SALEM, Jnn. 25 (A) Governor Jul!u L. Meier Tuesday la a state meivb urged Ue people of Oregon to "enthusiastically Join in th natlona - wide celebration of President Roose velt's birthday on January 30.'' Pro ceed of benefit balls, in which Salon haa joined in staging such on event, will go to Warm Springs foun dation -for the treatment) of infantile pamly&lB. - - The governor's brief otatement, con cluding with the remark "let us send the president a wonderful birthday greeting from Oregon," follows; "I hope the people of Oregon will enthusiastically join in the nation wide celebration of President Roose velt 's birthday ou January 30. "All proceeds from the benefit balls which will be held throughout the stare will go to the Warm Springs i foundation for the treatment of in- j fantlle paralysis, a cause very close i . to the president's heart. I "Lot -us send' the president a won-! tlcrfui birthday greeting from Ore-j eon." ' " I - H II IH .I... UN. 1.1 IN! Mill ...I....,,. .1 I P!f' ' ' ' ' Six Phases In Life Of President Roosevelt, Near 52 d Anniversary I ..-I" ri n , ygai..-;.:-'iMl"1"'' ST LiAt - V LA HtADr; TO IIAVB BALI, La Grande la among tlie Oregon communities staging Birthday Balls .'or the president on Jan. 30. The ball will be given In the Sacajawea , Inn ballroom, beginning at 8:?.0 p. m. Y iiAPPir nontoon a sertoiis lad, appeared Franklin Delano Roosevelt at 12. but there's a Iwlnklo in his cyo as ho noseg, ' nil dressed up in his party clothes In the style o 1S91. j. frs if? 1 1 re 42 ft1 4 - .? i "4 Hum XEARIXO MANHOOD This Karb mieht look odd today, but it was tlio mod for recreation when Franklin D. Roosevelt, wore It at the family summvr homo In Campohello, in 1S!I. l'OM'KR IN' XAYVMr. Roose velt boeama assistant secretary of the IJ. S. navy in 1913, serv inK throiiKh the World War, V sliowlnp preat exocutivo ability ' and a capacity for hard work. Mil v 9 IS Jf P 1 - i ... ' ne&s and' Mired many of th unein. ployed, paying them in scrip. In turn! the' workere' usetfthe scrip to but' goods from the exchange store. - IEM.PO,)tA.tti- 'SETBACK --..TJje XEW YORK'S GOVERNOR Ro- PRESIDENT OP THE V." S. . DeoiocrWlcj presidential ticket coverins from infantile paralj Carrying the Democratic party's of Cox pnil Roosevelt was beaii sis, Mr. Roosevelt again en- standard in 1932, Mr.' Roose- cn lijiqly In t!;o 1320 election. tered public life. Elected gov- velt was elected president of when Warivii 'Ci. Hard'ns and ernor of New. York in 1928, the United States and today CaliitC'oolidge won. ' he was Te-elected In 1930. leads the nation to recovery. Grande Ronde Meat Conany FRIDAY and SATURDAYSPECIALS ' i ' , . . . 'V ; ; ,i ... , ,, , .... Main Store, Hoover Market and Fir' Street Market Phone Main 75 Phone Main 755 Fhbn&Ma'in 700 SAUSAGE lb 7c Pure Pork- SAUER KRAUT Knight's .Quart . 9c FRANKFURTERS lie Pound HAMBURGER lb 6c "Gay Paree" Indig nant At Its j Reputation, To Clean House HAMS VEAL Milk Fed, for frying. Pound PORK STEAK PORK CHOPS Pound . SMELT Fresh Columbia River 3 lls. ! PARTS f-W "Oay Paree." in a ,,wavo ot moTftl indignation, Is" laying j to eras it6 heyday reputation fx j ruiutrhtiness. -.. ! The old do-tvj-you -please capital of pleasure whose lures, according to a i pose-war American 8ong, wouia make I it difficult to keep homecoming . doughboys down on the farm, is &oekliig comparative cleanliness, j Campaign Started "A purification campaign against i merchants of evil pleasures." Jean . Chiappe. the short, round, rich, a- ; table and efflcleut Corel can prefect or police, calls, it. I It has been going on for fivo years . but Lionel Nastorg, member of the oity council, says much broom-wielding remains to be, done in th LaAin quarter,. Montpornasse!. Montmartre and the Champs Elysees, the latter a rapidly, growing center of night life. Tlio Latin quarter a!one, by police count, is the playground of 45,000 adolescent boys and girls, of whom ,10.000 are foreigner.!. The council men regard them as needing both watching and protection. Drastic Luvs Urged What Paris needs, Chiappe retorts, is more drastic laws. He says that for live years lUs policemen have har assed purveyors of dubious pictures : and publications, have kept on the i trail of producers of u licensor ed stage shows, have put into effect strict I rc),uiaticHi ou dance 'nails and niglvt cluhft ftjx have made hurjdreds of arrests., , , The city was ctlrred a few months ago by reporta: of the "Streets of Paris' sideshow at tho Chicago ex position. It was further upset recent ly wnen -tesumony at two sordid murder trials disclosed that denizens of tlie underworld posed a students, soldiers and sailors ia carrying on ne farious callings. Imitators Blamed There were loud demands that the city be relieved of the Implications growing out of the Chicago exhibition and that bona-fide students and men serving the flag be defended against imputations cast on them by loose living imitators. M. Nastorg launched lus campaign in the city council by applauding Parisian "tolerance." but deploring Parisian "Indulgence." "Behind closed doors we can toler ate a lot of things," he said, "but must we permit them on the streets of Paris?" 1 Barter Exchange' For ced to Close; No More Swappin' KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (JP) A certain business failure in Knoxville seems to be a pretty good sign that times are getting better. T,he Knox County Barter Exchange, established a year ago to- help the unemployed, i? going to close up shop for lack of trade. . Exchange Manager J. W. Franklin says, "The civil works administration Is putting, everybody to, work and people have real money again." In Its heyday the exchange en-, gaged In a general "swapping" busi- f if 1 , pound ltte on Jan. Coffee connois seurs Wad hams la YOUR b 1 e n d I no matter what method you use. ' Economi cal, too for the re - usable WIDE MOUTH Olasa Jars In which It Is vacuum packed 'are perfect for canning purposes. L7ABHAHS I ' Dltributra J .. Interior Grocery, Co., La Grande; A Complete Printing Service Quality Counts NELSON n- COMMUNITY CASH STORE SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY .YES WE HATE WABHAM'S COFFEE. ,; ';iRBD IWHRt' Borden's Fine Cheeses 2 pkgs 27c FANCY FRUITS Rd & White Peaches Pears Apricots R. A. Cherries Mammoth Halves or Sliced Luscious Halves Tree Ripened Aged, Tasty. 3 This assortment includes Swiss. Royal GELATIN 3 pkgs. gelatin, 1 pkg. chocolate pudding 4 83c PINEAPPLE STOKE .MR A, 9 closes mir 1' SATURDAY ff 1 & SATURDAY, JAN. 26zT 1 2 Jr I i i SMELT : I ill oiC 1 CAD Vacuum Packed . White Laundry I Coffee I Soap I '.-. PkgS. Ill H -lb. Tin Ov I 10 Bars IMP. II 63c - I Morning li I Morning or Danish Pride I Flour 1 1 HIT! IT SI B Milk Sperry's Queen Anne I illLi li HI B -Uluv Hard Wheat Q B AfPPDlwl hv thi. AnwriMn li III I I SP. 49-lb. Sack dl.Qtf i I - mwr vmr 13 i r Ih ft 81 Vacuum Sealed j Mayonnaise I n blow l 3-m. can H Best fVipds I H Centennial Silver Leaf IB I PINT JAR I 49-LB. SACK II 89C IgSS r.Z.TZ, JMa-All , ;.l:l711:1".?-1 !L J L 'U,'!m J Corn or Gloss utiE rickey COFFEE I W. fefe. Starch' 2 15c Itl: lluSe ::::::::::::z::;: !S ;,J-r- (1 sugar veai steak PllROt M CMg - - - l"-"""- - 0t3t V TvZm $1.11 VZT:..1...22c Oysters 2 1 33c GRAPEFRUIT 3 for 13c rSr.29c lz!fZ8Z sc y Largo size Arizona Smiloss. ,,rlC gQgPl SS RlCC 3 lbs. 22C CELERY BANANAS t f$ X If .' 1 bS"' 5. 23c 1 & clkI&cJSlS ' iii. II " " -Many isargains Listed on Want Ad iiTmni Pif,v 'l 1 Stock up' with these quality fruits at money saving prices. Buy them by the case. If you prefer you may mix them any way you like. There are none better than Red & White tree-ripened fruits, blanched and canned then cooked by pressure steam thereby retaining- their precious flavor. These Special Prices for Friday and Saturday CHOICE FRUITS Blue & White Peaches Halv Pears Q No 2Vt Cans Apricots, 49c Fancy Whole Center Slices Palmolive Soap 6 bars 25c - Ready Mixed Biscuit Flour Red & White Makes Lighter and Better Biscuits 29c Buy all you want at this price Cans 93c Sunshine Krispies 2-lb. Carton 33c Red & White Mayonnaise Qt 44c , Sun Spun or 'Green & White Salad Dressing Qt. 29c Seedless Raisips Blue 8; White Wiidliam's" Soup Mix lbs. 29c 1-lb. Collo Br.g a 10c The Sign of a Dependable Store ananlLI. c. " II p 0