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JJiMNEj ORE.
Tuesday, January 30, 193
,' (Incorporated)
An Independent Newspaper
Phone Main 800
r ' M I'M
-H. W. .FREDERICKS .
-PuolUber and General Manager
HAROLD U. PINI4AT
.uitneaa -Manager
PublUbed avenlnga, ejceptlon Sunday, at 1710 Sixth atreet. La
'Oramta,- Oregon, t- - . -.. ...-...n . .....
Entered at the Poitofflca of La Ornnde, Oregon, aa Second Clan
Mall Matter under act of March a, 1878.
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CITY OV LA GRANDE
MEMBER OP ASSOCIATED PRESS
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of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise oredlted If pub
lished here. All rights of republication of special dispatches in
this paper and also the local news herein also are reserved.
National Advertising Representative
.r y r . ., M. O. MOC1ENBEN CO., too. , ,i
Ban Franolsco, Los Angeles, SenMle, Portland, Chicago
. ( ... Detroit, New York.. .
The Weather.
. . - WEATIIKK. FOKKCAHT
Oregon: Cloudy tonight -and Wed-.
jieKiIuy, except rain tonight -or M'fil
jietiduy J 11 the. , norttLWCHt portion;'
moderate tcmteruture; moderate went
becoming inouth wind -urfhhore. ,
A. LOCAL WEATlIKIt '.
.Monday; Maximum 4', .minimum 30
ubovc. Cloudy,. . .-.
, Tod:iy: Minimum 34 above, 7 n, in..
'An nhove. Cloudy.
FRED SPAETH ;
iNEWHEADOF ....
COUNTRY CLUP
(Continued Prom Page One)
LEONIIARDT'S
CAMPAIGN IS ,
UNDER WAY
. W. Loonhardt, principal of. Cen
tral school hero and a candidate for
the Deiaocr',o nomination for stnto
superintendent of public Instruction,
has started nls campaign. Yesterday
he was In Baktr explaining his views.
Mr. Lconhordt's slogan Is as fol
lows: Oppose sales tax. Favor equit
able taxation supporting economical,
efficient, adequate, democratic
schools.
HUNDREDS OF.
INVITATIONS
IN THE MAILS
I (Continued Prom Page One)'
i
committee feels.
FIND IT
.-HERE.
Copy for this Column most
be In by B a. m.
McKesaon'a Vitamin Concentrate
tablets of Cod Liver Ol! tl.00 at Moon
Drug Co. 1-25-1 jn.
M) Township three (3). South
Range forty (40) E. W. M. Also a
strip bounded 'by .'a line com
mencing at tho Northeast (NE)
corner of . above twenty (20)
acres, running thence North two
(2) rods thence West forty (40)
rods tlience South two (2) rods;
thence east forty .-(40) rode to
point of beginnings Also a third
Interest In the , water ditch on
tibovo -lund from stream known aa
Warm Creek. ; Containing twenty
and one-half (20'a) acres In Un
ion County, Oregon. '
. i said sale Is mado -under execution
-Issued jout of the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon for the County,
of Union to me directed In the case
of the
State of Oregon, represented and act
ing by Julius L.. Meier, Governor,
Hal E. Hoes, Secretory of 'State,
' Oeorgo A. White, Adjutant Gen
eral, Walter S.,Flshei- ana Preacott
W. Cooklnham, comprising the
World War ' Votorans' State Aid
'Commission of the State of Oregon,
Plaintiff, -
- '' VS. r ...
Ouy Edwin Barker and (Erma Barker,
his wife; and John H. Allen, defen
dants. ,- -;
JESSE BRE82G5AH5 Sheriff of Union
County, Oregon.
By H. A. KLINOHAMMER, Deputy.
Jon. 9, 18, 28, 80 and Feb. 6
cedure also was formulated, the' sign
ing of contracts to be done In . the
five districts In which the county has
been divided.
Delegates at yesterday's meeting
were Mr. Kiddle, Mr. Shaw. B. P.
Soronson, 6. V. Wilkinson, R. S.
French,' Jay Breshears, J. A. Ollmore,
John Schroeder, Duncan McDonald,
C. O. Conrodt, John Wnolty, -Hex
Roulet, Glen Hug.
Approval Given Kerr's,
School Operation Plan
1IU YOU KNOW THAT I l"l-B ' lUIKUIrra HAI.K
tho porsplmtlon marks on men's felt "n lne 1m 01 Kruary. 1034
iuiU can on!v bo removmi . bv ,.. '--aour 11:00 a. m. at the
can only
thorough cleaning?
block hats -for 76c.
dry. Phono Main 80.
Wo clean, and
Standard -Laun-1-30-3
it.
Remodeling .couta, suits and dresses.
Children's -work; and fur coats a spe
cialty. Special jjsEtces durlatfJanuary
and Fobruaryv.Mis. Pearl Maser, 1612
This Is the first call or united Sixth St., Phone .287 W. 1-17-1 m.
, - ...
... Honoet watch, repairing; at 1034 low
prices. Guthrie's, 1108 Adams. -
. 1-30-3 t.
effort," explained Mra. IIanley today.
I'JEvory household rshould send - at,
least one letter, written 4n the party 'a
own words, asking some friend
relative to pay the city a visit at tluit
time, with special care to Include In
tile list porsona whoso Homes nave
never -been here.
"The commltteo -will not ho satis-
lied until 1600 families havo Invited
and urged some relative or friend to
come to La Omndo as, their guests
for the celebration. ,,Wo can oxpoct at'
least 2,000 special houso Kuesls dur
ing tho celebration and tho name of
he party or parties wrltton to snouia
io put on fllo at the chamber of
commerce for follow-up purpcocs,
' she acUlo. -i. ..... '
"Tills valuable advertising sliould
not be delayed. It servos as a nation
wide -iDubllollv of tho whole, colobra
tlon ao theso letters are alrciuly ad
dressed to virtually ovory state in tho
notion and eomo of the insular pen-
sessions.
: !81mply ask at tho chamber of
commerce for your stationery and
!v the name of the addresses." the
chairman urges. "Do It lmmodiate-
Ths stationery carries about 30
clotures i from-, - in . and , .about . Le.
Grande, with tho Bcal of tho celebra
tion end room for a pemonol letter.
; The worlitof the. liomo-oonilng com
mltteo Is an exompio of tlio manner
In which various ovganlviitlons of La
Orando.sro rwipoiKUntr to tho call for
co-operation of ail orgnnlmtlons that
tho Old Timers' club havo sent out;
In, this caso tho Pioneer association,
the Sons and. Daughters of Pioneers
and brotherhood and fraternal or
ganlBatlons. All havo sliown every
courtesy and willingness to help the
commltteo. Mrs. Henley reports.
SON BORN TO
MR., MRS. DEAN
Mr. and Mrs. Jerf nonn nro recelv
lnn conirratiiliitlonB on tho birth of a
son. Jim. 25. nt their homo tit Kl
math F'allii. The boy. who hus been
named Jamos Hnywird Brnn. 1h the
grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Jiu'k Hlutt
Sr and Ml-tf. Mnry Bean, both of
thin city where Mr. and Mm. Beau
formerly made 'their home. EJho was
formerly Mlu Barbara Hlatt,
Lady Pother Tollotrloa at Moon Drng
Co. 1-30-1 m
A now lino of, to latest In Ladles'
Com t urn o RIukb la now ibolnr sliown
at Hlchardsou'a Art and Gift Shop.
Also new zlppor .puraos .w,. spoclol
jale, nt 05 oenta each. niese n all
colors. 1-10-t f.
JIam and bacon ahoot, Sunday, Fob.
4. La Ornnde Gun Club. 1-30-3 t.
Improvo hoalth and flprur&.
Wear a Sponcor.
UuauUfu) 4lKht-welghb earmentn,
Eva N. Miirtin, 1104 Penn. 1-30-1 m
0NVKX JPORTUAIT ,FltAMI':3
A new lino of Fine Frames for Con
vex Portraits of all lzos has Just
been received 4y RJoJuuxl son's Av and
Olft Shop. You can now have your
pictures framed for half price with
those attractive trames, at Richard
son's. 1-lfl-t t.
SCHOOL CIULTIHEN . v
You can g4t scratch paper tor
school at the Observer. Now ajpads.-j,
9-14-t t.
Wnen 70U neoa.fuel
Call Main 628
OATniER ICH & FUISIj CO. .
1-3-1 m.
DID YOH KNOW THAT
our cleaning method romoves ALL
frie oils and gnuisos .from folt hats? I
Perspiration oils do . not show up
afloin within a -short time when your
hat is oleaned At the Standard Laun
dry. 1-17-t S.
front door of the Court House In La
.Orande, Oregon, lirilon Coiuity, Ore
gon, I will sell at auction to -tho
highest bidder for cash the following
described real property located In Un
ion County, Oregon, to-wit:
Commencing at a point seven
hundred forty and sixty-six one
hundredths (740.66) feet Nori
of tho Southeast corner of Tract
one (1) of W. A. Laid law Orchard
Tracts, running thence West one
thousand two hundred eighty
seven (1287) feet to the Westllne
of the East ninety-nine one-
hundredths (0.00) cre8 -Of Tract
five (5), thence North four hun
dred eighty-four and two-tenths
(404.2) feet; 4dioi.ee Bast to tho
West line of tho County, road,
tlience South to the point of be
ginning. Containing fifteen (16)
acres, more or loss, in the County
of Union, State of Oregon.
Sold, sale la mode under execution'
Issued out of tho Circuit Court ot
the State of Oregon, for the Count)
of Union to mo directed. In the case
of the -- -State
of Oregon, represented and act
ing by Julius L. Meier, Governor.
rKal E. Hows. Secretary -of State.
George A. White, AdJutanlH3"enoral.
Walter S. Flaher and ipreacobt ''W
Oooklngliam, comprising1 the World ,
War Veterans' Stato Aid Commis
sion of tho State of Oregon, Plain
tiff,
VS. V,il, ': P'Vli
Robert A. Farrens, Bometlm Icriown
aa- Robert Farrens, iuid ' Mae- Far
rens, his wife; The La Orande In
; ycotment Company, x private' 00 r
poratton: Tlie La t'Orande -Credit
Association, a privaiteoorpomtlon;
Ov Grande National: Sank, a Nn-
' tlonal Banking vmrporwtlon; and
tho Reconstruction 'Flnancs ' Cor
poration, a public Corporation, De
fendants.
JESSH BRESHEARS, Sheriff of Union
County, Oregon.
By H. A. KLINOHAMMER, Deputy.
f Jan. 0, 16, 33. 30 and FebVe.
rrr.-
ATTENDS STATE
BOARD MEETING
Colon R. Elvorhnrtl, locul ntitorney.
Is in Sulem attending a meeting ol
tho board of bnr examiners of which
ho Is a member. Mis. Elerhniil ac
companied him to the capital city.
CAPTAIN RODY
RETURNS HOME
Oapt, Rody, of tho Salvation Army,
has been attending a conference In
Portland and will return thin evening
accompanied by sewral of tho offi
cers, A spool"! meeting has been
calfc-'l for 7:30 'tonight to which the
pciilo la Invited,
. KOTirK OF Slli;ilII'F'H SiKH
On itho 7U day of February, 1934
at tlio hour of 11:00 a. m. at the
front door of tho Court House In La
CiraiKlc, Oregon, Union County, Ore- !
gou. I will sell at auatypiv to the
highest bidder for cash tho following1
(lencrlbed real property located In .'
Union County, Oregon, to-wlt: . ,
South half (Sj) of soxitliwest
(SWI4 ) quarter of southwest
fSWi'i) quarter, SocUon eleven
NOTICE
Series B" Time Certlf iontosv-ol
Deixwlt Issued by the- First Na
tional Bank of La Grande,' Oregon
on March 1, 1033 and 'duoon
December 15, 1034, have been Call
ed for payment on Fobrnary 14,
1034. Interest on same ceancs af
ter that dnto. .
First National Bunk
of La Grande
David I. Stoddard, Presldont
A. K. Parker, Cashier
TWIIIWKMV AND KTKWAKT
: MART TKItMH IS HA I. KM '
(Continued from rage One) 1
by Judge J. W. Kuowles after they !
were apireheuded for several rob- ' J
bones in this elty. 1
Ttioy also were fined 1100 which J
th.eT nerved ott in the emuitv Jail 1
Send In Your
Fur Trimmed
r ..COATS .....
Vor Mid-winter
CLEANING
Out v.-- tf'i
Our process safely cleans and re
stores new lira to your garment.
ODORLESS DRY
m' n- .CLEANERS U'n
DO YOU KNOW
That the Drug Store carries 1R3 kinds of herbs . , , All Camphor
conies from the Island of Formosa , . You can buy 100 paper
napkins for a dlmo . . . Most insect powder comes from Arabia
jwrhapa they need It most)! . , , Tho absence of sulphur In Rus
sian Mineral Oil nut k 03 it taste belter . . . Frogs, newts and lizards
were used In old time medicine and a cert a In kind ot fly Is used
today and bugs are used for coloring . , . Eastman Kodaks havo
advanced In price but we have advanced. none and are selling some
nt 1-3 off the old price . , . Cascara, one of -the most Important
medicines, comes mostly, from Oregon and Washington nnd must
ucason for 3 years before it Is used as medicine , . In 1606, Pepys,
the grout diarist records, that, over 3000 people died In one week
o( tho plague In London alone; and no one escaped having the
small pox , . . Tim Dutch nnd British have almost a monopoly on
rubber yet we sell an excellent hot water bottle or fountain syringe,
(or only 6!) cents . . . The best bristles for brushes come from Russia
... A good American made toothbrush sells for only 33c . . . Think
how feeble the light from a candle lantern compared to the modern
rooming, 800 foot range, searchlight . . . And how much service you
Sfet from one for less than a dollar Wonderful place the Drug
Store.
The L& L; Drug Go.
rn-pot & Anama Phone Main 87
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football coach, for the excellent
ahowlng 'this iwnson, wris tabled. It
was reported that Hugh Rosson.
graaunte manager, ls-now negotiating
with Calllson for a new contract nt
a considerable Incrcane In salary, and
that Lon Stlner at Oregon State will
receive the same treatment.
The board approved omnlovment
of H. A. Boric of the Unlvoraitv r
Wisconsin as controller of tile Ore
gon system, of education at u salary
of 3,B50 a year.
r..u-. ....
ui.j.iuvcu items included
allotment of $ia,ooo to match- fed
eral funds' for repairs and Improve
ments on cumpuHos, and authoriza
tion of the finance , and bulldlnc
committees, to determine whether
alterations of-the Prince Luclcn
.npueu Memorial Museum
nocefisar
AT TIIE LIBERTY
ttro
Declaring it to be the most poig
nant and human comedy he has had'
to date, an enthused Will Rogere will
have the stellar ' part In 'Mr. Skltch,"
the new Fox production starting on
Wednesday at the Liberty, theatreThe
story Is by Ann Cameron.
Elaborate plans were made to make
this film one of tho most pretentious
comedies of the season, and from ad
vance reports the film lives up to the
expectations of .the produoers. Rogers
himself, who Is acknowledged Amcrl
ca's greatest fumnor In oil fields of
expression, endorses "Mr. Skltch"
the most em using situation 'that It
him ever been his fortune to play in.
In the film he Is oast as the hero
ically. Indolent head of a family of
six. Through a bank failure, he and
his family are left penniless and put
out of .their home. He gathers' up his
voraolous brood, puts them. In a di
lapidated car , and speeds westward,
, hoping to secure a Job to, some other
community. Extraordinary adven
tures with petty gambling and the
trials and tribulations of migration
from one auto camp to another con
stitute the comedy-with -pathos ele
ments of the story.
A considerable part of the picture
was filmed on location, -with numer
ous auto camps and scenic spots as
fiottings. , Some of the splendors em
ployed ao thu background for the film
aro the spectacular eruption of Old
Faithful geyser, the beauty of the
falls and lake In Yellowstone park,
and the awe-inspiring magnificence of
tho Grand Canyon.
Heading tho cast in support of
Will Sogers. ZnSu Pitts, tlio -screen's
foremost comedienne, plavs the part !
of, Rogers wife. Other, members of the
cast, noted for lta .careful soioctlon,
are Rochelle Hudson. Florence Des
mond. Harry Green, Charles Btarrett
and Eugene Pal let te.
FEDERAL AID
( WILL EXTEND
TO DAIRYMEN
(Continued From Page One)
vclopments.
As word of these various develop
ments or future plans come from tlie
federal deportments . and agencies
concerned; the administration also
prepared' for a swift devaluation of
the dollar and the welding of a 2
000,000,000 stabilization fund, both
authorized In a bill due to reach
President -Roosevelt this afternoon.
Harry L. Hopkins, Acting in his
capacity aa president of tho federal
surplus relief corporation, named
Lawrence "Westbrobk, Texas civil
works and relief administrator, to
head the long range movement for.
shifting the unemployed from com
munities where Industry has stag
nated into other sections where they
could have more hope of a job.
The dairy and cattle plans were
outlined by Secretary Wallace. Both
groups voiced support of the pending'
Jonco bill to .make cattle a basic
commodity and appropriate $200,000,
000 to help cattlemen, Waliace inti
mated ' an eu 4 tlonal (100,000,000
might go to cattlemen .under , the
plan. v e. w ,-. ' j
The dairy, program would be insti
tuted immediately, with $100,000,000
from the . treasury to supplement
ftl50.000.000 cxpecUid 4 ram. recess! n
taxes on butterfait.
TODAY : IN BRIEF, .IN AND ,'
AROUND
AS CHRONICLED BY THE DAILY LEASED WIBB
OF TIIE ASSOCIATED PKESS - .
HESTUAINING OKDKR ISSUED
PORTLAND, Jan. 30 (W) A tem
porary ordc-j restraining Charles M.
Thomas. Oregon public utilities com
missioner, from enforcing salary re
ductions he has ordered for the Paci
fic Telephone and Telegraph .com
pany, was extended by order of Fed
eral Judge, .Jftjne.- Alger fee Monday.
INCOME TAX BLANKS MAILED
SALEM. Jan. 30..P) Approxi
mately 100,000 Income ' tax return
blanks for ,1034, ; based on incomes
for 1033, h.ave been mailed by the'
state tax commission, It was an
nounced here. Only 00,000 blanks
were mailed last. year. ,
Tax commission members estimated
that due to the higher tax rate and
lower exemptions this year, probably
40,000 taxable returns would be re
ceived as against 13,975 last year.
MILK CONTROL PLANS lMtOUItCSS
PORTLAND, Jan. 30 P) The stato
milk- control board will set .tem
porary prices and define boundaries
.of the milk sheds in The Dalles and
Hood River at meetings in those cities
Saturdny.jE. Q; -'Harlan; -cha-irman of
the board, announced today. -
to help PREVENT
COI0S...1 RECOMMEN0
Vicks Nose Drops;
F' to EN D a xoi.0 I
I i.; I RECOMMEND
i I Vicks VapoRub:
r . m . 'i -
Vicks Colds-
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exciting events a( tha whtiie motor car year. There; never has lieeh a new Chrvrolot
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