La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 27, 1934, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, June 27, 1931 P Two' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. t Try Itocm't VanUla Eiuut, j ! SH. 8 oss. 52c. pint 133. M.n Drug i Co. tt I VIOLIN INSfaiTTJOX I Special krw to the regista. i Ing now. Ctuuks Una. B. it, M. Jt : uoaIc. etudio la L Grande hoi OXFORD GROUP I I MOVE M EST IS I LECTURE TOPIC , Railroad Wares to He Increased first of July FIND IT HERE otj let til CUeim mM w u r Jlx(mxti? Setting tarrte 77w Weather Grandma Hug Beloved Pioneer (.Ccarimretd J-rot Fx$e Oce (lanqanMI) T-fcTTXtlT: MMe efcMWe M aut a. w. TUKDraaaLa . ausou . rarur Wuhc nur Mt Muck X - cimcxii. tirm. or vsio cocirrc asz tej C7TT C LA OaiKI cf ad m-m r ott!-V ta s or ae ctirr erter-wJ a y y jm&c fcCS &jo t- fcgaJ &e-va ao az jimi 1 m. M C CO, las. tta taaaut Is B. CSJcw Lisus. t&rw T'jrX LX IL Wf-lIHi.lt uojum 4. nrt lb et f frtesiaf I -It hK. It- (wMtfltaeva ftU&ftt, frttf Kl law ni- : er-V-r. tIx4 '.ii?. txh go I fries Cil c i tac cit I-u Crry . Tert ; i A.vf e V.jc 'Sfei it " Uea 23e' Li-tt fee- Ci Br Oirdnt 6-25-2 t Added to Oregon's Qnota - t ! Lady Either Drug Co. ToUltrtts S-22-1 a. WIEdow nc al!paper coining. wi:nr. Phose SS J. " 67-1 m, Vacation School finals nf V P ft j.--ve t. i a-S' x I itca t, !SV It, K-jl' rf -T xoerm yovzxp. vt j , ;J -eJ Ti v i ' r--a ti UNCLE SAM BECOMES BANKER Feope ho L?kt to sit aiui and discusa whether the w eninKiit MiaKt to Utk vr Urisnz. mijAt top a mrrsr.t -jto. nil ..c 4 r ; v.,., jj r'nst a-ict Li.-y2orx-: Trr t 'r'...:frl j-i M v". r. a 1 ?a4fJl i Harriman is Given tr fc'JC- tlTj? "143 T-.'.il T jolU'-; use, E"rfr E !rr; ti u- ti bpa-cac reccc- (Cs:."c"afd Picm F-tt Occj I -r-rdi v jatr rT iu-c- Se tf.-l ier i iira tijst-ircrx iiI - fr2 Tear lTrrfv. SsKonlrl K .Mnc leir sentence :'-coer -" I by a faii ts4 Jut "cifrKs te-i facx r j (CcsCCJCi r-oca fm Gael 1 ! the oluYtt.z crisis of 3Iarch, 1533, great change have ; t actu th-6 hUe Uxttkiw wotUi, chzr.''? to sw&pifiZ taut j Clerks Announced iOstttrtsa trttt Osjj . j ; .H.tltS -.-nr ir. - Fiver. BTiC? ii.u:r Aas.t rrru-:-w k jk teti wat:e by K.cii--OE Jt ee.T-7 rti rauKri j yrt- An iii G:.-. fe?- Toet liiaies tr So-sei bt rai-jes iit eB tan. iti tea to I2 dl? : ta sia !3 r.yi. K V1 Toa . to F-iil r"-r - " J 3Ieasured by Ability ; ' 7 r-iiAc-kl porx 4 Complete Printing Senice Quality Counts NELSON, e-2-t 1 1 to Insulin -U-2&-t5-22-l m wwj-od rtw. Rt aid Jr. Bi. eently jwrnmed cf aorwe of thern, ssjid the picture it drAi j For uaUxftCte, we Aed to Lave ,00 banks, ak m 121. Now fc have roeUiin iwre than t a dwea. f-i around 16,000 (ww KaiO- AUiit 40jO Jafikj faave vaniithed wnce 3farch- 1933. fterenJ thousand haclu owe the K. Y. C. rJ 1 locc. tti'tMszi-zz "-Ji ii rtT of ti. i Ti:-? 'ace rodr and compact cyrt oi tuti Iss tzn&ss S tx"a9a-siiLilKi. all 'Decr-s ie -s.rcii la aa cltIt rraT-'." 1 rHSEWORKS? ie xo as-jd. T;rjt; ia Uie Booie TaZiy. 6-22-1 in ' 1 111 AfcE UIOI(, 3CI?(STOr. K. C. '.-S B. P. Gut- J canrja. draiiTrrfdae- iTrr for the Koer- I more tKaa a haiX bijon dlars on p'ftrfe of ratuaMe paru j iw. f wjc swrfcm rarri, u gyat t- j T1e K. K C. ba Uken more than a few. on doJUr orUi TO ,71 te au t2 iu h to cr of stock in 6100 banks by way of incresu-inj? capitaJszatjon, J of?. -.'.Tt-i by r..r.? a bea. ibcludinr many of the trocet bark. in the country- Thus j -r:t u- rrx-re tfcAi dj-n-u re- j Lictk? ti.-ae v eerote to nahin? it has an interest in II per cent of ail banks today. A rr.uuon j y jit -kr air ta? an- j r.i c?.; a r.- w&jdnUtmx and eorptrzisorat Marled by the ovemnient toj Jj ""p'l&LoiJi t.- j:m 20 if-T Krrr.-T.. lr.l-.rtn C:xk. Mra If: A Kloc.ir'J. I a.-,i C;.j Ura. B. BXJ. Loot I-.r.- a-'d B. E.rta. Ur-.tr. Mrs. KI Grad3jL jts Tie lie rrrtror v or-g."Ai -ro-7 vts carae- troca 5tze2JrjdL aixl i- i;rj4ty of tiah Jnz. sou. Electric Rug Washing Service Hamilton Beach Process, Indorsed by leading rug weavera. Rugs washed. dlalnlecti and moths eiimioatetl m your horn. Ori ginal beauty restored. Por prompt, pleasing service, call 131 -W. W. H. Parkinson ' 1208 First St. extexd varvtm type of credit. fTSfSXfSt. Jo t?i Zrs tll-3. Ujt fstZAl rir-M tytm ius gn STjuCT.j Lx tun 2yfffSt frs- zssw a.r.r.r en tfort is t?- prcVifrAs a Jiv-fxfea to reotJTe t.ftrs. A timrd rjefc hxrt tMS to b vzsx tfTirtni tt fw 7ara. Prrrave atx hae rtnii.ty aV:iad fc-'xa lae crtrfit fie'd. tl--a urwy tr?irtv. p7rvna JYa-lVii ttrxinzt as pn-a ay.'M zr.xz'ur'A iii t'szjt &ar fc-nie, Ar.J erery xiol a flii t-in t.rt net, r. b-rjca a?ijiat tfc .r-.E.g axsi the : bell "I had a (roI aeaaoa." Gurzs-jj aayr wih jV-zj? prd. 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I.i recent yeara tb Cniu-d uia gro-iernr-rer-i na. be a dotr? macja of borjtee-n? cm a ealersdar year baais. - - - AMERICANS UG IN FINAL ROUNDS OF BRITISH OPEN 6AfDWICH, En?. Jme 27 Prf.d Tajart. a B.Jtuh. fofMior set the a:7 p: torJy"lfi te flrt round of tb Brttlh open golf cbam plonarilp, abo-Xin tft ftojal at. OtorKea cootm in Vi, two unoer pw. Taifart toured tb outward nie In 34 atrofct. lo under rwpjlaston f Jtrure, cd cnutf rxr in -ar 34, Bert Hodaon. another British pra ptd ft 71 faahloned fmrn aa ojt Cotnc 3 and a amart ttKorning 35. Oene Haraze-n. tb WYl cbAmpton. and beHlng odd Urortv ate4 tfAra on tn crecn a-"xl nxotiaid th dm PMod In 7S. Oetie vaa out In 3? and back In 24, Including a aix : on the par lour 13th bote. Robert Bweeney, Amenran student t Oxford untvenlty, vbo ti'd4 tot V. cbamplonariJp aitb US uaed up to alrofcea. Bgeny played the first 13 nobs In or ever perfect fUf ure and thrn completely "blew up. ! Btlt Laid law of Gwil Britain ro- )Tled blrraelf clcae- to tbe trm tA the field with a 7J Laidlaw went out In M and then lost a ''e to par tor an Incccninfc 37. U waa h oc- ' ond 71 over thia courae In two dy. ; Msrrfna!d ttoitth. the tranla.nwi ' reuran Beat wbo bolda JortU wt j Naahrille, Ttna., I'und the ifreen ? 1 wr; M-i, Ei WiJie. Ml. Glen; A: . : . jj, purricin. ai(i4e. piertty troubiaoiz and required 77 : JB. A. bre. County Sr.boU Supcr atroiub for hi Jlrtt rrrjrj, tyruji j waa : In unreal. omA in 34 acd bact In 3d. t f f.V'.VS TO filKMT hPORTS Ht.li. AUR OSL' fik.iKe -TKIFi-itt', Ar f.KOK(.J.TOH N ( CMJ.I'.f.E MXL W AL'iLEE vf7 Becaui be U i GEOPyiErO A'K. Ky . 'M, E. K. the only atme-to eter to tin n: ape- f (Boo E-ia ba been appointed alh t?jty tne uccelve year in tfij kt:c dlrevVr a; 0w-feywn college, lre riy, Kalpri lAcuUt. Mar- '-aucceeding Ci-'ey Sptcer atxt Stern qyf.se unnray aj-nnter, win be tr. prefct&'-ed w;;h a- old wav.b by otiic- y Kvrui ha bia hesyd coach at Ro'. laia of Uhs f Mv.nea meet. Htlpb;ltn coilet? in Win'.r Pa:3c, Fit. H? woa tha Ork lM-yard daaii la an alumnus ct Kortb Carot'na AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR FRIGID AIRE See Us For Electric Refrigeration Fred Spaeth tin 56 1105 tVithinston : and 24. Atlantic Beach, near Uorcbcad City. ?f, C, la cm of two public batn J r- places on trie e-"eu Mraboard that ex"etil eaat. and weat, the ot.jerfi lj;r nrth ard aouth. fcta aMtAet wluae h plyetl foot ball, buktbidl ar.d ba.eball. Accordinif to LMru of Katlons nirrei of world population, the (;!etxi'a net ain iu populat:ot aTtr SLU n ZOjCXl fjOQ a year. - ICE CREAM Rrta.il Wholesale 7 livery Service Dally i J I't RDY'S DUTCH SHOP hone Warn 4 Ccr. 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