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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.
Thursday, Febmaiy 8, 1934
SKEPTICISM ABOUT I Bandit Chummy With Man Who'll Demand His Life
"NEW PARTY" NOW I
FADING RAPIDLY
Uy Itvnm Prloe
(Chief Ot Bureau, The Associated
Press, Washington)
Politicians who were skeptical
about the '"now party" talked of in
1032 by RooscvtH supporters are Jmt
bcliminii to see what It wns nil
n bout.
They understand now that they
hove been witnessing the moat am
bitious effort of a generation to bring
nbf-ut a real rcallKti-'nent in polltlcj,
a radical revision of party lines which
have obtained with only minor varia
tions since the Civil war. i
Whtn Mr. Roosevelt brouttht n sub
stantial group of Republican insur
gents Into his camp two years ago,
hide-bound ortra nidation men of both
parties unanimously refused to re
gard It as a matter of great signifi
cance. It represented, they said. Just '
another of those temporary defections j
from which all parties Buffer. i
They talk differently now. Their
eyes have "been opened to the sight
cf Republicans In a Dennratlo cab
inet; a president almost never men
tioning the party whose candidate he
wat; tho clearing out of office and
almost out of Washington of officials
of -the successful parly; a national
Democratic chairman openly lending
aid to Republican Senator Hiram
Johnson In his reelection contest.
It has taken a long time for the
news to sink in, but- the poll tic!
..u.',.u,uU ; now mcy re m me miu.. Npw bcarlng now(,r, of un.
cf a new deal In politic, u well a. mu(l, or clarttclcr, ,ltl
iptt vm mmmmmm
GEORGE TISS
RETURNS FROM
LEONARD MEET
CLOSE STEADY TO
FIRM IN MARKET
. i
Wroth or jonn Diiiiiigor, notorious buiidii, hi me -irameup ' uy wnicn was rushed oat of Tucson,
Ariz, by plane, had subsided when he reached Lake county jail in Crown Holm. Ind. DHUnger la
tliown Uere. right. In the Jail Id chummy pose ith Prosecutor Kobert Kstill, ceoter. who will battle
to send him to the electric chair. At the left Is Sheriff Lllllnn llollev. Dilllnger's Jailer.
t The Garden I
(II, l ti.ovtKKn NKW TO I S
At Sea Anil Ittulilrrlrits
Tt would be difficult to overstate
tho situation of confusion which this
news has caused in many (hither o
wcli ordered minds.
Public figures of magnitude, who
had come to regard the old party lines
ns n-'Tions the most definite figures
In the universe, find themselves con
rlet?ly at sea. They do not under
stand what has happened.
Perhaps, under the circumstances,
It Is not surprising -that tho Repub
lican orifftMi7Jirinn r.f MftMirhuuitti
tho u.e or Colvin Ooolldm, and ""'"P0''- deelouly Intrant
nn ih i. Prow intrrratlng. A relative i
whether to run a candidate at all lor J,,mso, ww,d' "'7 ,lonc ' 'u '""
foliage plants of striking variegation
and grace, are always welcome in the
garden, either as specimen plants or
clumps to gl-e variety to the old fa
vorites. Several of these plants, while
cld-timers so far as existing In culti
vation is concerned, are so old that
they are new to most gardon?rs. They
nrc worth trying out as a matter of
Interest.
LOCAL BRIEFS
To Knterprl-O
Roy Woodbury, of Portland, was in
La Grando today on his way to En
terprise. He has been engaged for
some months in removing the rails
from the railroad of the Eastern Ore
gon Lumber Co.
Visiting Kelutmw
Mrs. Llllle Allstott left Tuesday
evening for Portland where she will
visit Mr. and Mrs. Tom Robbs. Mr.
Robbs Is quite 111. Mrs. Robba Is
Mrs. Alston's niece.
As a specimen plant or small group, j
or for growing as a pot plant
porch ornament, the Daturas, with !
TonMbi Removed-
Ray Buell, a member of the school
their great white and creamy yellow ' Doard' nnc nls tonsl111 amoved Mon-
A relative of the wut iUO u.iuviiib
tenrte tills year. Some party lend
ers want simply to let Democratic
r?nstor Walsh have his rc-elcctlon by
dr-.ault and not commit themselves
until there are further development.
The Republican national headquar
ters continues to fire off cartridges
favored characteristics except the
"thorn apple" seed pod. The foliage
is more delicate and the flowors de
lightfully fragrant. Neither are they
rank growers, such as the despised
weed.
The Angel n Trumpet has snowy
To Portland
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Lyon left last
i night for Portland where they will
i remain until tomorrow. Mr. Lyon is
transacting business.
point-blank, but some of the mout whlte 'lowers within purplish tinting
Important regulars think It would bo on tno exterior. It cornea single,
much better to stay rjulet. double mid trlplate, the first having
Where Are The KmhvsV " w,w UH1iw- 1110 w'
On Short islt
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Orduay left lost
night for a hort visit In Portland.
Grando with his family. He returned
to Walla Walla last night.
YHlK Here
trum- George B. Walker, who works In
For one of tho few times In hlstorv uct within a trumpet and the third Walla Walla, has been visiting In La
a campaign-year session of congress u,,t "" "p women wueen
has been sitting for a month without datura has creamy yellow blooms and
developing a olttary party Issue. ' usually a little larger folwered than
Twice s many houso Republicans tho whlte- Thy niake branched
vc'ed for the present's gold bill aa ,nnts nbout two tccl ln h0Rnt nnd
against It. The chief remaining con- wmetimes nre itrovn for greenhouse
irovrray is the 81. Lawrence treaty, ornamentation. They like a light soil,
which has strcng Republican support. T"3 ultrfly CenlroHema. is
The NRA has been attacked about another unusual plant, a vine making
a growxn 01 aDout six leet in a sea
son, and a free bloomer. The blos
soms are from an Inch nnd a half to
two and a half Inches ln diameter
tnd carried ln peculiar position on
the stem They are peculiarly marked
and have shades of reddish violet to
a red purple, marked and feathered
with white. This plnnt always at
tracts Interest.
and dismissal of staff members at a
time when the federal government
&r. well aa the state Is making heavy
added demands on land grant Institu
tions. '
It was' said the president's order
docs net give colleges more money,
as some reports had Indicated, but
simply forestalls a reduction of one
fourth In their present support.
George Ttss, local Leonard refrig
erator dealer, returned yesterday j NEW YORK m 8 rne meli3
2 lT J2?tln5h .? ln various "Paltiea led a late rally
land where he met with other north- , . , . j j
west dealer, and with factory repre- I ln market today arl many
01 newest models and heard an ex- ' wt"c clthcr "K(:Ue; cr an.Iorn-.ei
I planatlon or the 1934 merchandu-! !r-'- K8'- Thc :t'v'ty was l'r
: ing plan. Extemlve newspaper ad- ! n0''.-:d on tho re:ovcry and Uan
j vcrtlslng la one of the features of ' ,ers approximated 3.200.000 chares.
tha Leonard plana for this year, and i T:ie clLX 'ms steady to firm.
I tho La Grnndo Evening Observer will! Closing figures Included:
I bo one of tho papers to carry Leonard ' A,r Reduc 103',
I advertising. i Al. Chem. and Dye 153
1 Dealers at tho meeting, with Leon-i American Can K3'i
I ard quality demonstrated through 52 American T. and T Vi2',
j consecutive years, were enthusiastic j Bethlehem Steel 47
in viewing tho new models and con- ; J. I. cose 82
lldent or the year's business. col. o, and E 1
Continental Can 79
BURNS MAN IS G-""1 Motor 40
m,,nn Johns llanvlllo 4J4
FINED $25.00, L"tey-o-Fom ovt
Liggett and Myers B 94
Montgomery Ward 32!',
National Distill 20 'J
J. C. Penney 64
Pub. Str. of N. J 43H
Southern Pacific 31
St. Oil of Cal 41li
ot. on of N. J 4a
Union Pacific 129i2
United Corp 8'i
U. 8. Indus. Alco 02',
United Aircraft 31 V2
07 i
MARKET NEWS OF THE DA :
CIllCAHO WllfAT
Open
L. L. Noonchester, of Burns, paid
a fine of 925 and costs in the Jus
tice of peace court here yesterday on
a charge of dealing In hides of fur
bearing animals without having a fur
dealers' license. Noonchester was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by the
state police.
GRALAPP WILL
SPEAK AT CLUB , u 8 s
Arnold L. Gralapp, principal of the
High school, will speak, on some
phase of astronomy tU the Men's club
meeting tonight at the home of Co
lon R. Eberhard, It was announced
tcday.
Although not mentioned In the pIl1lll Co. ScilCS
Union experiment station, which has
a similar status to the one ln Cor
vallis, likewise escapes the proposed
25 per cent reduction In present support.
BUTTER PRICES
UP HALF A CENT
May
July
Kepi.'
May
Inly
s.pt.
..-.IK
May
July
Open
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:ij .01 mi .IH:J4
CIIK.'AOO fOKN
.81 'i .'.!',',
..".l' .33'. .-.i&r.i'i
.".'a M'i A-i-,Ji
MIRTLANII WHEAT
lllch Low CIn
.M' .11 -M's
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1'OKTI.AM) I'llOIll ( K
POHTLAND, I'eb. 8 i.l'i ButtJr
Prints, extr:. 25'ic; stsiidurds 20c I
lb. :
BuUcrfnt Pcrtl:nd drllvcy: A
grade, 22 . 23c lb.; fanner's door de
livery, 19w20c lb.
Ei!!!'i Pacific poultry producers' 1
selling prices: fresh extras. 17c;
standards 16c; mediums 15c dozen.
Buying' price by wholesalers: fresh j
rxtras, 10c; firsts 14c; mediums 12c; I
undergrade 10c; pullets 10c dozen. j
Country meats Selling price to j
retailers: country-killed hogs, best
butcnera, under 160 ids., uc; vealers.j
00-100 lbs., 9ijC: light and thin, 6',i j
7e; heavy calves, 6 0c lb.: -liimbs 14 !
C" 15c lb.: heavy ewes v.. 7c lb.; me-
dlum tows 3 5c lb.: canner cows, I
2"j3c lb.: bulls 4'i'.i5c lb. j
PORTLAND. Feb. 8 Ml Ml cube
SltOW 43 Pd. Gal1 "y. following a belated session
j cf the produce exchange whero prices
are following other markets fully
Thc value of foreign exports ship
ped from Charleston. S. C, last year
gained more than 20 per cent over
the jilweuhiir year.
Now is the Time to
liny That
New Oak Floor
A New rioor is
Not Expensive
Home Lumber
& Coal Co.
Phone Alain 17
(Mickey) McCoy W. G. Sawyer
COUNTY COURT '
CHECKS BILLS
THIS MORNING
NEW YORK. Feb. 8 W) J. C.
Penney company January sales to- i a late on account of the late hour
taled $12,445,239. an Increase of 43.2 . of tn session. Buttcrfat was firmq
to higher in spots.
Trading ln the esg market was
holding up quite well and at gener-
per cent from the 1933 month.
Portland livestock
PORTLAND. Feb. 8 W) Cattle: 50. ' ally sustained values for better qya:
calves 35; steady. Steers, good, com- offerings. Storage operations were
mon and medium. 3.250.00: heif-i getting under way In the Pacific
The county court opened the Feb
ruary session Wednesday In the office
of County Judge U. O. Couch at the
court house. This morning was spent
in consideration of monthly bills.
Judce Couch. T. B. Johnson nnd
W. R. Ledbetter. members of the ! &.50; calves, good and choice $4.50
court, were entertained this noon at j W-W; common and medium, 2.00
luncheon by County Road Engineer j M-50. O
S. B. Morgan and Mrs. Morgan at Hogs: 300; 50c higher for best.
their home.
ers, common and medium, (3.00
$4-75; cows, good, common and me
dium, 2.603.75; low cutter and
cutter. $1.60 & 2.50; bulls, cutter,
common and medium. $2.25 (f? $3.00;
veal ers, good and choice $5.50(9 $7.00;
cull, common and medium, $2.50
northwest.
SUGAR AND FLOl It
PORTLAND, Feb. S VP, Sugar
cane, gratiukited, $4.55; fruit or
j berry, $4.70; beet sugar, $4.45.
Domestic flour Selling price mill
delivery, 25-bb". lots: patent. 49s.
I $G.50er$7.20; blended flour. $0.15 a
' $6.70; bluestem. $6.30 $6.40; soft
Lightweight, ?ood and choice $4-25 1 white pastry flour, $5.80-.. $5.95; bak-
$5.50; medium weight, good, choice. ' ers' hard wheati flour, $5.00 :i $0.95;
$4.75r. $5.50; heavyweight, good and rve. $5.60;-. $6.10; whole wheat, $5.00:
graham. $5.40.
equally by nominal Republicans and
nominal Democrat, and vice versa.
Nine months from election day tho
Republican organization remains ap
parently program-less.
Altogither, It is an amazing sltua
tltn, even as political situations go.
Some politicians think that In the
end Mr. Roosevelt will offend enough
Democrat and ho already has of
fended many to offset hla Repub
lican gains. Others disagree. Tho one
Another peculiar plant and valuable
for winter bouquets is the Russian
sure -thin is that he ha nolitlcal atatlco. Statlcc Suwerowi. This plnnt
Washington guessing and gasping for ftn annual, has leaves which lie in a
breath.
Vl-lllng
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Happersett, of
Portland, are ln La Grande, their
former home, visiting their daughter,'
Mrs. Raymond O. Williams, and their
son. Sidney Happersett.
Ifreent Visitor
Miss Mildred McCrae. of Wallowa,
was a recent visitor at the home of
her sister, Mrs. William Thompson, tno
La uronae.
No 25 Pet. Cut Coming;
In Experiment Funds
14- I" 1 M.iom w.ou; neavyweigni, gooa ana
VOltlplGlHt r liCil tclKice $4 00 $4.85; packing sows,
Aaainvt Pnnpr Cn iecod w 63 35: hXeT p1
yUlfl!L I Uyfl medium $3 50 ( $3 90; feeder and
I stocker pigs, good and choice $3.50
WASHINGTON, m In a formal j $4.00.
complaint thc federal trade commts- Sheep: 13.000; lambs higher. Lambs, ever tender or sensitiue the narti oiiirk-
fctnn line rhorKoil t Ka rVnnn 7lt I -hnlMv tlAn.MOJi. nnnimnn i.. 1 1 i- .
a largo holding company of the paper i ers, $?(5 $5.75; ewes, good and
products industry, with violation of j choice, $2.75 t $3.50; common and
the Clayton anti-trust act. medium $1 .75 $3.00.
iTCHinq SKin
j TiJhereuet it occurs on the bot(j-fionv
(Continued from Page Ona)
COLONIAL TRADE
FRANCE'S HOPE
for prosperity;
Itv Hlehanl (i. MiUMKk
PARIS A'i France, gloomily add
ing up her shrunken trade balances
abroad. In looking to her colonies, ln
area tne necond greatest, to help lift
her out of thc depression.
Feeling lirrsetf more or less isolnte.1
"ml,-Alv u-tittn tlir unll.Mi Irv
to recapture elusive prosperity for ?ml wul.0,' bt,th
to restore such eliminations as it
has done with some similar itfm
rrretts flat upon th- ground and nrtviousiv rirnnnnt
spnds up a branching spike some two, h,u1 the 25 per cent reduction or
fect tail of densely packed small rose , ter gone into effect Miirch 1, as
pink flowers. It has been much used ' scheduled, college authorities said it
recently as af greenhouse annual, would have meant discontinuance of
but grows very easily as a garden an- many agricultural research projects
mini. " " 1 - -
The Japanese maize. Zea Japonlca.
relative of the corn, is much ad
mired as a follnae plnnt by thoe
amilinr with tt. Some years ago
it was seen much oftener thnn it
is now nnd was frequently used in
clumps in borders or for separate
beds where a striking foliage effect
was desired. It Is a gnuss of strong
growth, reaching a height of about
four i"ct.
While the flowering tobaccos, Nico
tinna ailinins. ar commonlv known
:hf!r on. France is endeavoring to
bi -'cnie more self-reliant with aid of
lur 100.0O0.0tK) Inhabitants in both
hemispheres and her 4,700.000 square
miles of territory.
How to sell more French products
to the black, yellow and brown men
who populate her vat African and
Asiatic pos.se(toioiis is her principal
lriiblem. (or hard litres seem to have
ixnctnitcd Jungles, deserts and orien
tal rice swamps.
By turn, the experienced adminis
trators of the lur flung wrrttorlt!.
such as Jules Carde. governor gen
eiftl o: AUeria. have !wn called into
"Little Cabinet" meetings of minis
ters Intimately concerned with the
pioblems of making the empire pry
the mother country's business out o
the red-ink column. The result of
t,.cse vions have not been au
ncunced. Conp!icntlng the problem la the
imtuie tA the coWmial itopuhttlou.
'I'lie Miicer-llppevl Vbangl wmien of
French tkjuatorlsl Africa, familiar to Iv(st Hei' Pl'Ominont IIil)S.
Anitrimn circus audiences, are hard- ik ., . , . 1
:y (VMeniial cuHUMuers Uv gown or ( lHlhle C hill, MUlTS'lshnesS
Psiislan dressmskers Neither aro the'
bare-skinned natlwa ot West Africa. J
the nomadic Anvtxi and levioulns i
Algeria and Morocco nevr tint y-l!ow
and brown skinnet', IntKirem in the
ins and in private gardens, the more
stately member of the tobacco t;un
11 V- intriucetl with much acclaim
some 25 enrs ago as t lie "Ptar
Kower". Nlcotiaua syhestn. ha?
never proKie.-v-ed in favor as mpidly
as its merits and a decora tie phmt
desene. With larKe bright reen
leaves, more sucwestlve of the tobm--co
than N. affmt the plant Is sur
mouutcd with a hue cliter of st;urv
white t lowers on lon tul'. whu h
gracefully droop above the fliui;o.
i; nl ike t he more commonly known
ntcotiimn!. which close up dniir. the
day the Mjir flower remains opin
It is a valunble plant of Miihm,;
effect In the back of a border ikm'
dated with the eaMnr heiui or otier
LiUT-kTottlue foliage plant-.
; How One Woman
: Lost 20 lbs. of Fat
iiiv rhysifal i.uor
A SIaMly Kimiie
lice fielos of Iiido-China m the mar
ket Ut much except essential cloth
mi; ur.d what food they do not t'.icm-M.-lve
raise.
Algerian 1'uniters I.oe
Of every dollar's 'worth of fioodd
VnnKf exports, 19 cents' worth are
Liken by her colonies Of eery dol
lnis wi th Franc huya sbioad, 30
cents' worth comes from the colonic.
T.'ie colonies, naturally, u-nnt more
cf Frances business too But the Al
Serisn wheat miser, hit by low price -and
a bnmjer cmp. finds a scant
msrket in a homeland that alresdv
hit; a wheat surplus in lus own gran-
arnt. me problem. t:ieretore. is to dotsnt convince j
develop in the colonies production of easiest, safest and si
ronimodUies which Fi-.uice now buys
from foreign countries.
If ynu'fr J.
cause.
Tak o;. h.ilf
SfHTN SA1 j;
re: in vrnnn: -the
vale nr.d tl
if fit hap vanished
Notice il.-o that i
in enei : votir k m
U'l jonner in b-vi;
tie any lat p.
fn.-t romi
tasp,nful
- m 3 week
te how ma:-.i
ho
KKf-
"t on
.Mind
tet nn 8Sc bott'
S.M I"S Koin Glass l
DruiT Co, Mwn I;
leadini; dnwnift am
( irit 4 weeks l ir
l;i
-your ntiuiey
have gained
i".i-ei yen
KliUSCHKN
v:: a Jiyou
: Kfusvurv
Inc I, A- I
t o . o.- any
:e in America
is first bottle
tkm is thr
t way to lose
u-i iirned.
Adv.
NewW
Spring
by
Million
"They're
Cravenctted"
TROTTER'S
Store
for Mon
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in
"DUCIC SOUP"
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make. oiit.stani'Iin.i;, these gi-eat value j&L sj$&$$2 I Y s"iN
proups of Spring Dresses. New - VXT-
sprint; prints attractively styled and ' o' f 1 '' $C''
trimmed and everv dress 'iat-dved. liuv A ji ISfef'X S
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