LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE,
Thursday, February 1, 1934
Page Eight
Fellowship Meet
Held Wednesday
At Local Church
Wednesday evening at the Prcaby
terlan church a happy group of about
160 members and friendo met for
fellowship -vnner and a program
which consisted of piano numbers
by Miss Virginia Shepherd; Violin
numbers by Miss Anita Herrman
accompanied by Mlas Melba Shep
herd, and an address by Rev. R. W.
Wetbel. OX Pendleton. Mr. We I be 1 I
Sunday school missionary for the
Presbytery of Pendleton and the
Presbytery oS Orande Aonde.
Mr. Wei be 1 told some Interesting
experiences of his visits to the Iso
lated sections of his territory, and
how successful schools have been
established, some of them supporting
themselves, others supported from
funds of the Board of National Mis
sions of the church.
Mi&s margaret Anson was chairman
of the committee on management,
assisted by Mrs. Turner Oliver, Mrs.
W. B. Pickens. Mrs. Charles Wlck
Isnder, Mrs. Joe Williamson, and Mrs.
L. A. Kennedy. The Sunday school
sponsored the dinner and program, i
- Harold Plnlay, superintendent of the
school, I. A. Kennedy and Eldrldge
Huffman served as program commit'
tee, and a group of Christian En
deavor young men served coffee.
LOCAL MEN
WILL (WORK
AT OWYHEE
(Continued man Page One)
0
In each case only men listed on the
national re-employment rolls will be
uted. As soon as. all qualified men
liave been taken from Malheur, the
Union county list will be drawn from
until exhausted, and the roll; In the
other counties named will then be
used. If It develops that there are
not enough highly skilled men In
those counties, the Portland list will
be drawn from.
A great variety of work will be
available on the Owyhee project, call
ing for gaa shovel operators, concrete
workers, steel fabricators, carpenters
and representatives of other skilled
trades. Only those men who artfully
quaimea lor the work, will oe taken
H was explained at headquarters here
that the bureau Is required to sub
mit to contractors a working list 25
per cent In excess of the mun -power
needed, and from this list thfacon-
t ractor may choose men he believes
will meet all requirements.
The Oregon headquarters office an
nounced too, that on the Wallowa
lake highway Job near Ixwtlne, em
ployes will be recruited throtiaf the
re-employment office at Ontario. Af
ter all eligible and qualified workers
have been taken from rolls there, the
Pendleton re-employ rnejit office w
bo called upon to provl workmen,
The Pendleton re-employment of
fico hus both Union and Whllowa un
employed lists, Locally, it la believed
that the additional work afforded on
thti Owyhee dam will mora than com
pensate for any louses through staff-
lug the Los Line Job through the CQ-
tarlo office.
The contract of Hart brothers for
tlio Wallowa job specifies that labor
bo secured through Enterprise federal
reemployment bureau, and that '(gy
llrbt must be taken from Wallowa
county. Neither contractor nor high
way department have anything to do
with the employment. This for PWA
work, is designated by United States
employment service at Portland. It
specified the EnterpjAO bureau for
this Job and all labor Is secured
through It, according to word tills
afternoon from Bulem, leaving the
question somewhat hazy.
MRS. GREER'S
MOTHER DIES
Mrs. William M. Frazlcr. 77. of Mos
cow, Ida., died in Moscow on Mon
day. She l'j the mother of Mrs. Ada
Greer of this city.
SMART TEA iOVX QiS
I F.ATIiFR COIXAItm I K
PARIS (V) A collarette of white
feathers lying flat about the shoul
ders gave a distinctive air to a black
velvet afternoon coetume which
Madame Jean Larlvlere wore at n
recent smart tea.
wii'K or iki:niii:t
now u i:klm; iiuown
WASHINGTON UTt For winter
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt has par
tially given up her favorite color,
blue. She Is wearing a new knitted
frock of brown with a seven-eighths
length coat of dark brown.
P It A 13 m Lady Louis Mount
batten combines red and beige for
on effective winter ensemble. She
wears a coat of beiire wool trimmed
with high collar and cnje of nutria.
With It she u-p:irs a rd frock.
STOP ITCHING
It'a amazing how Una tormenting
trouble wherever it occuri
)ielil to aoothini: QB
esinol
Good 1x8 Pine
Shiplap
$2.70
Per 100 Sq. Foot
DciTondablu Huilding
Matcriiils
Home Lumber
& Coal Co.
Phone Main 17
(Mickey) McCoy W. O. Sawyer
LOCAL BRIEFS
To IUlieaie
The choir of the Pirot Ward L. D. S.
church will practice tonight at 7:30
o'clock at the church. Ail members
are urged to attend.
Attend Funeral
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Pike and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Harmon, the latter of
Huntington, have returned to their
homes after attending funeral serv
ices for Mr. Kannon's father. John
Hannon. fn Walla Walla. Wash. Mrs.
Pike epent the past two weeks there
and was Joined by Mr. Pike with
whom she returned to La Orande yes
terday.
Cut Here
Mrs. A. F. Buy dam has as her house
guest for an indefinite visit, Mrs.
Godfrey Kelson, who has been mak
ing her home on the coast near Cor-
vallis. Mrs, Nelson and Mrs. Buy
dam, are sisters.
From Pendleton
Mrs. W. A. Rhodes and Mrs. John
Dickson, both of Pendleton, were
visitors In La Grande yesterday.
QUIZ SAXKEY
ON LINDBERGH
KIDNAP (CASE
(Continued from rage One)
of a scheme to abduct Jack Demp
scy and Babe Ruth.
Ot was learned that none of a larse
sum of bills found In his apartment
or on his person was Identified as
part of the ransom money which Col.
Charles A. Lindbergh had paid.
8K0DE ENTERS
PLEA IN COURT
Del SnodcTof Union, entered pie
of not guilty before Judge J. W.
Knowles In the circuit court thl
morning. His tl will be et later.
He Is charged with asulMIng anotherpolnts predominated
person to evade aQ:st by police.
Officers Escort Gang
To Michigan t'ity Cells
(Continued From Page One)
Rtraight to their cell to be submit
ted to further questiQlng. Captain
John Steof the Chicago polic re
mained o aid in the examination.
It was" xpected t ho trio would be
held until called for Wy Ohio, to be
taken to Lima id prosecuted for
murQrlng; a sheriff In freeing John
uuimger.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTMND, Feb. 1
25, calves 3tt; nominally steady. Cows,
good, medium, 2.3!n W.75: low cut
ter and cutter, 1.36frf 4i; bulls,
cutter, common and medium, fc2.00$
$3.00; vealers, good and choice
$6.50 ii $6.50; cull, common and
medium, $2.50 c, $5.50. Calves, gvd
and choice, $4 00 at M 00; common
and medium, $2.00o $4.00.
v
Hogs: 300; steady. Lightweight,
good and choice, $3.75 i $4 60;
mllum weight, good and choice,
$4.00(.( $4 .50; heavyweight, good and
choice $3.50 a $4.15; packing sows.
good, $2.00 (. ay .40: slaughter pigs.
medium, $2.75 t $3.15; feeder and i
Rocker pigs, good and choice, $3.25 1
W3 75.
Sheep: 50; steady to strong.
Lambs, good and choice, $7 26 a $7 85;
common and medium, $5.25 $7.25;
yeQing wethers. $3.50 $5 75; ewes.
good and choice. $2 50i$3 50; com-j
mon and medium, tl 50 -j S- 75.
May
iJtily
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NEET
CLASSIFIED ADC
TUM HAKItST TLACm OF ONION 4 WAIXOWA COUNTIB
(Count live average words
to the 11ns.) . . .
Per line, 1st insertion , loo
Per line, each added eonseo-
utlrs Insertion It
Minimum charge on one
order -
FOR SALE
COWS AND HEIFERS. Will freshen
soon. Ph. Farmers 24. 1-30-3 tp
1 SHAKE First Nat l. Bank mock
Write Box S. Observer. 1-28-3 tp.
WOOD Anjrklnd. anywhere, an time
except Sunday. M. Loree, Cove.
1-18-1 m
GOOD EATING POTATOES, 60c sack.
No. 2 a, BSc. Inland Poultry ic Feed.
1-9-1 m.
WOOD, radio poles, omamentel and
fence posts. Smith's Pox Farm.
1-11-1 top
DRY MILL WOOD, cheap, a single
load, afl double. QUI Clarence Hess.
396 W. or M. M7. . 1-9-1 mp.
OR TRADE ltttt Chevrolet truck.
Phone 323 J. 1-4-1 mp.
SCRATCH PAPER for school or home
at tbe Observer. 2 pads for So.
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J.IJU l-itlaXJ k WMJUlUll
IN WALL STREET
NEW YORK. Fto. 1 UP) Buying
waves swept through the stock . mar
ket today following final devaluation
of the dollar and the fixing c a new
price for gold. Many Issue! passed
their best l31 levels and all cate
gories participated In the heaviest
trading since last July. The close
was strong. Gains af l to 3 or more
Transfers ap-
proxlmated 4.600.000 shares.
Closing figures included
ft$ ir Reduc
103 '4
1M
100
120H
47 Vi
82 '-i
ion
1i
Al. Chem. and Dye ......
American Can
American T. and T.
Bethlehem Steel
J. I. Caie . .
Col. O. and E
Continental Can
General Motors
JcftiQManvllle ....
Ubbey-O-Pord - 41W
Liggett and Myers B M
Montgomery Ward
Distill . 30H
S" C. Penney 61
Pub. 6er. of N. J 41 H
Southern Pacific 31
St. Oil of Cal - 4214
St. Oil of N. J 47?i
Union Pacific 128
V. 8. Indus. Alco. 61 H
Unltci Alrcralt ?6ft
United Corp 7
U. 8. Steel S7"4
MARKET NEWS
CHICAGO WUKAT
Open lllgb -Xow
May
. -02 M
July
sept.
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PORTLAND WHEAT
Open HlRh saiw
.7.1-i
i
THE SKJTCHES .
in Jib r5-
7acj PITT5
r .. nreen
RATES BY MONTH
I Unes, per month
8 lines, per month
lines, per month
ft lines, per month
acta additional line over live
charged at AOe per line per month
WANTED
TO RENT. 6-rm. house, furnace, will
lease 1 yr. if priced rlglit; close in:
references. 507 J. 2-1-2 t.
TO BUY OR RENT child's wagon.
Address? Box W. Observer. 1-31-2 tp
WANTED Several cows for fox feed.
Must be free from disease. Phone
P. 152. 1-30-3 tp.
OATS. BARLEY, WHEAT. WU1 trade
wood. W. P. Brock, Sununervllle,
Ore. 1-30-3 t!
MISCELLANEOUS
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE. The Dal
ies ruin. .ujic. a. a. r-iaivi, mgr.
Ph. 686 U. 1-31-t f. i
DOWELL BROS. CLEAN-UPWe will
clean up your ashes, patera, etc. .
Phone 323-J. 1-30-t I.
PORTLAND PRODUCE
PORTLAND, Feb. I W) . Butter
Prints, extras, 23 c; standards 23c
.b. !
Butterfat Portland delivery: A
grade 20a 21c lb.: farmers door de-.
livery. 17 4i lfic lb.; sweet cream? 5c
higher.
Eggs Pacific poultry proic?rY
selling prices: Iresh extras.01 17c:
standards 16c; mediums 15c doeen.
Buying price by wholesalers: fresh
extras. 16c; firsts. 14c; mediums 12c;
undergrade 10c: pullets 10c dozen.
Country meats Selling price to
retailers: country killed hogs, beet
butchers, under 150 lbs., 74 6c:
veolera. 60-do lbs., 9c ; light and
thin. Oft 7c; heavy calves. 5(. 6c lb.;
lambs, 136 11c lb.; heavy ewes, 4a
7c lb-: medium cows, 3ifie lb.: can
rA cows, 24&3c lb.; bulls 4 Vj ta be
lb.
THREATEN TILLAMOOK ARMORY
TILLAMOOK, Ore., Feb. 13)r 'Fed
eral, state anCscity officials today
continued thjjr Investigation of the
rant attempted dcetruon by fire
of the Tillamook: armory and of sev
eral written threats.
Armed guards have patrolled the
armory since flrwas discov?d In
three parts of tue building several
weeks ago.
Little progress has been made In
the Investigation, and officials have
been unable to determine whether
Q:ey are dealing with a crank or an
anarchist radical. Q -
OF THE9 DA1
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74ij
I 1 I curtains
!'J NF I ' 1 I Attractive new curtains made
I . L VS I tnr' with tl hok.
mmm .A
mm mj
Gay
Print Frocks
That are different. These are
simply charming with crisp
lingerie toucjs. tricky sleeves,
graceful skirts and slim waist
lines. Absolutely
f(g). color
98c
Men!
Here is Value
Printed
Pajamas
We didn't think we could offer
such values In the face of the
present cotton market. Our
buyers scored big on this one.
98c
JT W
Ma
mm Mi
Mm
& VW
M w lm
Almost too good to be
true! Full-fashioned
citt rr Tji-vriT
Newest Spring shades ! Gorgeous
quality! Smooth fit lovely tex
ture ! Your chance to supply your
hosiery needs for months to
come ! Better hurry these will go
fast !
Pure Silk
Women's or Misses'
Sweaters ,
Another special pur
chase. You will be de
lighted with this group.
98c
Rayon Undies
Rayon Vest and
Bloomers, 4 for .
98c
Spend the day in
Cheerful Wash Print
tor
A ir of these bright print
frocks will see you through
many a day and keep you
looking your best, too! New
necklines sleeves, lin
gerie touches very becom
ing and easy to launder
tno!
Men's Slip-over
Sport
Sweaters
Colors: Brown
wine and dark
blue.
9Sc
Suede Cloth
Shirts
Men l.ke the
dressy euedc
cloth -work
shirts. They
are good
wearing too.
98c
2 for 98c
Cotton Batts
3-lb. Cotton Batts
for Comforts.
2 for 98c
Bed Spreads
Bolster size bed spread. Colors:
blue. rose, gold and lavender.
A real 7sluc at
e bed spreac
, gold and
uc at
98c
Turkish Towels
Large, thirsty, high
quality towels.
24X48
4 for 98c
Penney's Sensational Buy in
Sulk Slips
Value you'll remember us by! Lace
trimmed at top and bottom I Cal
ifornia and straight tops. Of good
quality weighted silk crepe! Tea
rose, flesh, white. 34-44.
Rayon Knit
Gowns 90
Exquisitely trimmed!
Trimmed Silk
Lingerie
Panties chemises dance ttes
"Never Again"
This Value
Tub Frocks
2 for 98c
Misses' fast color, vat printed.
Spring percales and broadcloth
frocks. All specially made for
this event.
WHITES
and
PLAIN
COLORS!
Men's Fine Quality Broadcloth
February Feature!
Itayon Knit
Pajamas
Exquisitely trimmed I
mm
Lace Trimmed!
BROADCLOTH
BIAS
46ncAi
long!
Durable I Attractive ! Trimly
cm! Lace at tap and botlom'l
Flesh, white. Caref,,' sai-ings
all the av. passed along to ton.'
VAT-DYED
PRE
SHRUNK! FULL CUT!
SLIPS
M W 34 to 42!
An Extraordinary Group!
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