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Thursday, March 29, 1934 Page Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE, (Incorporated) Aa Independent Newpapar Phon Main to B. W. PBEDCBICKS . .Publisher and Oenaral kuujtf M. flHLAT . P'lt'n" ilanf y Pubttabad wnlnga. exception eunnar. at 1710 Slxtn street. La Qrand. Oregon. - ' ' Bntxred at ti PoatoHlcst of La Grande, Orejon. as Second Claa Mall Matter under act of March 3. lint. OFFICIAL PAPER OP UNION OOONTT AND TBM cm op la orakdi Mgvrara OP ASSOCIATED PRESS Tha Associated Prea. u ezciualTelr entitled to use for publication at an dupatcnea credited to It or not otnenrna credited 11 pun Uahad new. All rlgtrta of republleauon or rpeclal dispatches la tma paper and alao tba local newa herein alao are reaerred. flatlonai Advertuing Representative U. O. UOGETISES CO. Inc. Baa Praaesaeo. Los AnjeJea. BeaKle. Portland, Chicago Detroit. Hew Tor The Weather ! sympathetic, righteous, unselfish business handling- argument ! rather than rosy-posy courtier tactics of a fallen and for-; and establishment of well laid programs of future conduct! WE,Z!!fB forecast aim c.-n.i""j - . i . ! Cretan: Cloadjr and unsettled; rain Ijetween nations and will tend to constantly build rather than t ta BM foajEnt , .Ho,,; 'destroy mutual confidence. Straightforward give and take moderate temperature; fresh south attitude that appreciates both sides of the questions involved j ad " nore. and between a type of men who will recognize it as such will go a long way toward settling the jealousies and pre judices that exi.st between countries over the world today. ; JULIAN - INSIXL C. C. Julian, one-time multi-millionaire oil magnate but a fugitive from ju.stice sought by L'ncle Sam through indict ment of using the mails to defraud thousands of investors, ended his life recently in Shanghai, China. Secreting him self in a far away country he was able to dodge this country's desire to bring him back for trial. He could not escape how ever from himself. Samuel Insull, indicted for violation of HOLLYWOOD, Cal- Mar. 29 LP, Thirteen young vomcn banded to gether today to prove once again that public trust, today sails the high seas and so far may have! ",w u ilLppens L be a babr his laugh at the agents of the department of justice whofampas star. LOCAL WEATHER j Wednesday : Maximum 63. minimum : I! aboie. Uatnfail .IS of Inch. Cloadjr- j loaaj: Minimum u, 1 l m- lt above. Cloudj. TODAY IN BRIEF, IN AND AROUND AS CHRONICLED BT TUB DAILY LEASED "JIM OP THE ASSOCUTED PBESS stores will be open Irora 10 a. ns. midnight. 13 Warn pas Stars i Selected; Oregon Girl Is Honored seek him. How hoilow must be that laugh as he hears of Julians end. WHITE HOUSE . REPLIES TO INVITATION (Continued From Page One) success of the celebration. I uq yours very truly. C. Ben Rosa. Governor." GoTernor Clarence D. Martin, of Wuhinftoo, writes: "Your kind let ter at Mirci 16th on hand this aJter coon. In reference, to your semi-cen-ziniiil' t?iifkxlon to be held In La rmence between our country and that across the Pacific were : anythm u to haP?n. At any j yJ'?Jm d A now entirely dispelled as with one pleasant, friendly breeze.)-- "i!) rv juij. out l wui De glad to keep tan invitation In mind and attend 11 pos sible. Mar I augest that you renew this lnTitatlon some time during Maj or June, and I will deem It a priv uege to accept and meet tout splen did group. II II u it all possible. As- , surtng you I wiu extend your kind PINK-WHISKERED DIPLOMACY Recent exchange of notes between Hoki Hi rota, foreign minister of Japan, and Secretary of btate liun wouia seem to indicate that any and all questions of any serious conse- That any situation that migm arise oetween me io ii'-:Km oe.-initeiy as soon as it be-: tries COUld not be COnCIUaea WItn nvSl anncaoie solution is ! comes certain as to t oeTelopmenta . the thought advanced by the Japanese minister, and our sec- oaci .- i- i,:j Stnat.jr W. E. Eorari. of Idaho. retary replies in kind. ...... .. ro mo . !mla: -i hare roar letter oi the' All of which sounds good but at the same time seems too : ,..h , saaU tery g!id w : irood to be actually true, lnere nas been ior so many jears w)th you on tha occasion u it isiv n,,, ,.f ihi inlornntifinal dinlomatic ixiliteness. paitlCU-; po:b!e for rr.e to do so. But Just' larly proceeding questions of serious rift, that one comes to ; -J- question the more rather than accept its sincerity. A;I i say to you at this time is ; Trouble with the great empire of little brown men across ; that i p ru letter in mind y lBg the Atlantic is not desired by this country now or at any Zr I time. Rift and probable war between tne two nations woum tor the rammer are to be. Thank be a bombshell into rising trans-Pacific trade that would j you rery much for the honor you rrPfltP. a retarding effect urxrn the future prosperity of both jna nded to me." for voar tn enmp. ' Tt Otaerrer recently published appreciating your thoughtfulness In "VTUlng, I beg to remain. CordlaUy youra. Clnnce D. Martm. governor LUTHERANS TO HOLD SERVICE GOOD FRIDAY . . . i .... , e : letter Irom oorernor Julius i. Meier. wnen are we to see inis wisny axuy, iwnui-iuum tK m whlch te . he WOuld attend so-called international diplomacy done away with? When j If It were possible to arrange his oi. will our present pink-whiskered methods of discussion be-; new amies so that he could be in tween nations be replaced by honest, sincere, frank and open i1 Grande. minded talk that will bring about a clear, definite under- Governor c Ben ro of waho. ,. , . . ... r , 0 1T ' i , irrttes: "Received your kind letter standing of the positions of each? How much longer are ;tIttnding to m in lnvlutlon u, We tO SUlier in OUr loreign relations becau.-e OI mis seem-; tend the semicentennial celebration during Lent. "Recovery Through ingly ingrown though antiquate bowing and scraping atti- J . . . I appreciate very much your Prayer" was the theme of the series, tude between representatives Who speak Words Of trained courtesy in this rsrd. However It ; and the Hie and work of NehemJah ,.T . . .. . , ' , lit loo early for me to say whether i formed the basis for the meditations. politeness and sweetness that only emphasize the more the or no, mr alU:utisac. wm be pos- In, pastor wui. speak on the subject. true feeling Of distrust behind Clever surface Smiles? jslble. I shall be glad, however. to!"Why Recovery?" An offering will nipar cut. candid exnression of feelings lietween nations ; JtP jour letwr at hand and If It ; be taken at this service for the work They emerged last night as the wlnnera among 34 snrLi nominated by the Western Association of Motion Picture adTertera for film fame. The first letter of each word la the tiUe of the association la taken to spell the nickname of the girl's sponsor Wampas.. The thirteen finally selected by Wampas as the women most likely to achieve stardom In 1834 were: Judith Arlen. Hollywood. Betty Bryson, Los Angeles. Jean Carmen. Portland. Ore. Helen Cohan. Nev York. Dorothy Drake. Santa Monica. Cal. Jean Gale. San Francisco. Hazel Hayes. La Crosse. Kan. . Ann Hovey. Mount Vernon. Ind. Lucille Lund. Buckley. Wsah. Lu Anna Meredith. Dallas. Texas. Gtel Parrish. Cambridge. Mass. Katnerine Wmiams. Everett. Wash. Jaciu!lr-e Wrila. Dais. Telia. POKTUtND ON" CASH BASIS PORTLAND. March 29 For the first time since January. 192&. the city of Portland la on a cash basis. William Adams, city treasurer, said large receipts under the state's new quarterly tax payment plan had made it possible to pay off bank debta and to put a surplus of - 60. 000 in the treasury. ..... and agencies In other parts of the state have not been changed, but George L. Sammls. administrator, said this would be done If the need arises. In some agencies In -Portland liquor can be obtained aa early as 7 a. m. TIIKf E VICTIMS OP ACriliENT COUNCIL. Idaho. March 28 ( The body of two-year-old Joanuo Healey, of New Mead Q vs. Idaho, was found lit the Weleer river near where the body of her mother was found last nlgy and about a quarter mile up stream from wire the father's body Vu recovered. All were killed In the same automobile accident. The Hea ley's car hurtled off the North and South highway 15 miles north of here and rolled down it 15a. foot grade Into the rocky bottom ol the canyon stream. KM A-K CiOVERNORS CLEMENCY 1 SALEVf. March 29 UP) Following ; . tne supreme court opinion yeetenUy. ( , .-efuiin? to grant rehearing to j Theodore Jordan, negro sentenced to ban? by the Klamath circuit court lor the murder of a Pullman car 1 Herad, members oi thr Internal Labor Defence League began an effort to commu'4 the sentence to life in prtsonnwnt through Intercession vith , Governor Julius L. Meier. HOPE TO FOIL IMMTLE(iO ER PORTLAND. March 29 of) In a more to toil the bootleirger and make legal liquor readily available to thoee who desire It. Uie Oregon liquor con trot commission has authorized ear lier opening hours and later closing of liquor stores and agencies in Port land. The hours of operation for stores Byrns Expects F. R. To Ask New Taxes (Continued Prom Page One) yecra ago last June, the' house passed 290 to 14 a Spani&h-war rcterana pension bill over President Hoover'a A Vesper service will be held In tha , ... ; Lutheran church Good Friday eve- I er gov om, nlng at 7:30. This service concludes Pd"nt Posevelt got 12." a eerie of Draver services which havel . "w '" cougro. sw over mattera necessary of international 8ettlement are a vital need today. And these expressions must be carried and presented by representatives trained more in real. been' held each Wednesday evening irT w president on disability! bloc hope to push to a senate dec Is- Ion t.ie house -approved bill to pay tiie 82J2 00.000.000 soldiers' bonus with new crorrency. ; - . The measure is before the senate j finance committee. Chairman Karri - is poasibse for me to leave the state , of the Women's Missionary Society of ! eon. who has been busy getting oix the ncv tax bill, has given no mat- , i at that time, X ihail be very glad to i the United Lutheran church. A cor- j be In attendance. ThanWiig you azaln and with bet wishes for the dial Invitation Is given, ajl to worship cation when the committee might at this service tonvjrrow -evenine. take up the bonus proposal. r 'jfiW'4'''"'" - f or HI a 3 tr ' A -Ks S' , i ' t ' r h the Center Leaves... thei are the Mildest Leaves L tun we i Ainu i.i uciaes are iiii-wavs Kina co your throat WHERF.VER the finest tobaccos prow -in our own Southland, in Turkey, in Greece all over the world, we gather the very Cream of the tobacco Crops for l.ucky Strike. And that means only the tcnUr Lij,s. Not the top leaves because tiiose are uruler-dewlnpcd not ripe. Not the bottom leaves because those are interior in quality they grow close to the ground, are coarse, dirt-covered, sandy. The center leaves are the mildest leaves they txste better and farmers are paid higher prices for them. These center leaves are the only ones used in making Luckics. Then "It's toasted" fur throat protection. And every Lucky is fully packed with these choice tobaccos made round and firm, free from loose ends that's why I.uckies do not dry out. Naturally, Luckics are all-w ays kind to your throat, , "It's toasted" y Luckics arc alhcays kind to your throat 5 f iitww a- I " tOnly the Center Leaves -these are the Mildest Leaves fafogy They taste better Coprrlstit, list, TtMaibrlc4QTtiscicoeo(D(r.9 itfw NOT the top leaves they 're under developed they are harshl ZL NOT the bottom leaves they're inferior ' in quality toarse and sandy NOTICE We have put In a new stock of Feeds. Seeds, Salt and Poultry Supplies. . Gaither Ice & Fuel Co. Phone Mam 528 Attention! INDEPENDENT TRUCKMEN! Become acquainted with the purposes and pro-' gram of the Association of Commercial Truck ; Owners (ACT0) What it is trying to do for you in improved legislation and relief from preserjf. oppressive and monopolistic practices. OPEN MEETING Friday, Mar. 30 Chamber of Commerce 8:00 P. M. MMUMJIiaW iLLimil .HIIIllLIIII.JI.U IJI flartisiirrliiffT NOTICE Series "C" and series "D" Time Certificates of Deposit issued by the First National Bank of La cirande, Oregon on March U 1933 and due on December 15, 1935. and December 15, 1936, respectivel. hare been called tor payment on April 2, 1934. Interest on same ceases after that date. First National Bank ol La Grande David I. Stoddard, President A. K. Parker, Cashier Today Friday LIBERTY 'COLLEGE COACH" Is College Spoil a Business? The low-down on the touchdown "graft"! ConMn- ijl uous 11 L Shows Dally Rubinoff and His Orchestra Universal News rai. - SAT. M0X. - TL'ES. MAR. 30 to APR. 3 Tuna Tuna Flakes White Star No. Can No. 4 can .... Geisha Crab Fancy 9Qf No. ,i can iVs Alaska Crab Fancy Pack, 97 No. 'i can Mil Powdered Sugar Pounds JL U V Wesson Oil ' 1 Quart can Cake Flour Swansdown Regular package ... Good Bacon Pound Cheese Tillamook Cereal . Ralston of Malt o' Meal White King 29c 9c Black Pepper Durkees 1 A 4-oz. can X. Columbia Klst Beans rc LARD Z 34c Prunes Granulated Soap Laree pkg. .... Toilet Soap 2 bars Santa Clara Fancy 2-pound box Peas Walla Walla No. a can 2 for 21c Saturday Only E?s ami Flowers for Faster lay 2 doz.- Fresh Extras 0.fa 1 do7en Narcissus lDv This price on above subject to any market chanee. Binn Bros. Celery Hearts Bunch .... 12c C. & H. Cane Sugar 10 lbs 58c 20 lbs. . . . $1.15 i5c r3 9c of FOOD msfiZfa FflSHions WlM 1 at 1 j(KHr'A'.'KK'd f ''JfT' C00DS turn Acs mJioiu too.' ... So AJvT Ufi drcu up the Eautr ukU in our J mji&Sl 1 I cUtatti manner. S'i:':"'5ef 'jfu f Q g 'W a cocktail ... 0 fruit or tomato yvrz&ZFv I U I L juice.Nea fruil-andgelatuiialod . . . .a,fags:i-jJ 11 j. hctjru of celery ttuffei KUh ckeeie '$$f a'H J) I P'5 . . . Uujei oticet, or both! Soups? A 11 X$'l?y ' ti A light clear comomme to quicken the J' '-i iyrP For the entree Baked dice of ham and SVu'fflJ'l M W pineapple ringt on freth, crisp leuuee. i.-T M-.&! U v Scalloned ootatoe, ... or need met :.lyi A -A 17C Potatcet ...and buttered aiparacut! t ',. OtM fc j f) Jr ) y - . Deiiert, the final touch that procei the A (Sl - - - meal a tnauer-piect ... butter scotch put l0" -' I ( .' . . cheese and crackers uith norma- ttf"-1: -.-' " V U Hp ', lade . . . angel food cake and tchipped l - "1 n ' ttam! I i V "1 ifC .Make this Easter a memorable culinary S'iSSi 1 1 w .... Utat rift, riufj, yjicM& I , j;. cudget Kise trices. . . FjbAS: :. , Pkg. att4C fREMIlM HAMS 10n JjmO-L. J)-lb. av. Lb IOV TmX W:'il I phem. si.i. iiAcox 4 .:'s-ib. pkg IDC " walla wai la q rS?S .' . TOMATO Jl'll'B Ol, rS;i I V" ; GKAPCFKl IT Jl ICE n 54 lSti 9C .r- DOLES PINEAPPLE JllrE ft TTxfe 1m Med. can 9C : I III ITS FOK SALAD M m M'iX'fT VjM FTsK Del Monte No. 1 tall ill VSgPSsi'V '1 1 PINEAPPLE, Doles Bro. O 20c siices-No-2!i A0C i-T ir?M I Crushed or Tld -Bits Q iv-';'jK!U Ql' Buttet can 91 i"'4 1' " 7 SP T KI.OHIDACiOI.D GRAPE- Qrt jf jT3T (!& I'Rl-IT-Ha a . ll5C Y3 J'ANCY PEARS iQ 'rftTY Del Monte, large cans. AtV E?1 i g WHOLE KERNEL CORN , (i J KV -.All Oold or D. M. Nlblets nn 7KJ Jftl v.Vh-1 . iz. can ..... 13c h!fhrM)- psg 5c Oranges . graft's Miracle wmp ain .TuicyNavels SALAD DRESSINU-flt aSiJC Jjgg DOZ. Puritan Brand a rm n ,MAR..MALLos.lbpxgi7C GrapeFruit '. RT(iEFradUEAsy Wn,ole4 - Arizona , i : 3 a - - - C 3 for 10c
