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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 23, 1934)
Thursday, 'AhrusI 23, 193 1 POLITICAL MAP IS STILL STREWN WITH CONFUSION lly Ityron lrlee (Chlf of Bureau, The A&sociated Prees. Washington) A mid-season survey of primary and convention results shows that the political map ottll Is strewn with confusions) and contradictions. Wither sharps would call It xtrerie ly ''upotty." The Republican drought continues over large areas. No one denies tlint. In other sections weathorvancs hava been shifting appreciably and tho outlook Is unsettled. Nowhere Is there any sign of cyclonic developments, The Democrats expect to keep nicut of their present big majority in the house, and while Republican gains are accepted as certain, few lenders of that party go so far as to forecast any actual Republican ma jority. Because of special circumstan ces It Is conceded the Demccrats will retain control of the senate, possibly by a considerably Increased margin. The bigger question Is what It all portends with respect to the Roose velt regime at Washington. On that question the claims are distinctly : conflicting, and each side is able to produce evidence which It oeems to regard as convincing. That Is possible only because 1334 Is becoming a y.ar of political eccentricities. Everyone agrees Mr. Roosevelt has an exceptionally effective control over his party. Yet In the on Instance where Chairman Parley went the length of openly cndcrjlng a senatorial candi date Clem Shaver In West Virginia that candidate was defeatxl for the Domination. Everyone agrees that many Repub lican voters prefer Mr', Roosevelt's leadership to that of old-line Repub lican conservatives. Vet probably the two most caustic Republican senatorial critics of the president Hatfield of West Virginia and Robinson of Indiana have been renominate almost without a mur mur of opposition. Everyone knows the Republican high command lacks control over the western group oX Republican Uberal-j. Yet two of that group Boruh of Idaho and Nye of North Dakota are leading the Republican attack on Roosevelt policies. Mfiiie More laradoes The Democratic leaders have been openly rebuilding the party on what they call the "liberal" elements among the voters. But In Minnesota, the Democrats are seeking a fusion with the Repub licans to defeat the ultra-liberal farmer-laborltcs; in Virginia a group of "young Republican, liberals" Is seeking the overthrow of Democratic Senator Byrd; In West Virginia, Rush D. Holt won the Democratic senatorlul nomination with the support of or ganised labor and on a platform tco liberal for the Parley-backed Shaver to accept. The evidence Is widespread that the KM .g Interior Wallpnint 15 Bcnutlful Colors PITTSBURGH PAINT STORE Phone 162-J 111 Elm 6t. Sauerkraut In Summer SAlTKMKnAUT has a very def inlto place In Bummer meals 'jlototleally and decorativelv. Perhaps you think of kraut In tho mmo breath with frankfurters, corned beef, and heavy foods. Then lake another breath a lonK one for the IlKhter kraut dl::hes i-.)mprl?o a Ions list, and they are very delicious with summertime meals. Ilcsides your sparkling, iced i-auerkraut cocktails, and iced kraut used as a Rarnish for such cold cuts as tongu?. chicken ami roast beef, servo, i i , in summer some of the folio. 'he delicious sauerkraut dishes which are color ful and cooling. For Your Good Health Jellied Sauerkraut llelixh: Soft en two tablespoons of gelatin in four Inblespoons cold water, then dissolve In two cups of boilinu water. Add one-fourth cup or lemon juico and cool. Add the contents of one No. 2 can of sauerkraut, one-fourth cup of grated raw carrot and one-fourth cup of chopped green pepper. Season with salt and pepper, ir necessary. Pour into Individual molds and chill until set. Un mold and serve as a garnish to cold meats, or ou crisp lettuce with mayonnaise as a salad. This serves eight. These Are Easy to Make Sauerkraut and Carrot Salad: Mix one cup of canned sauerkraut with one cup of grated raw car rot and one cup of creamy may onnaise. Arrange on lettuce hearts and garnish with walnut halves. Corned Beef and Sauerkraut: Put alternate layers from two No. 2 cans of sauerkraut and one 12 ounce can of corned beef, broken into large pieces In a baking dish. Bake in a moderate 375 degree oven or abut fifteen minutes. Thli serves six persons. LA GRANDE EVENING ORSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE, Paeo Five pendulum of public opinion is swing ing away from old-time "bosslsm" In politics. But in Mi'jsouri, Boss Tom Pender gast of Kansas City won probably his greatest state-wide victory in secur ing the nomination of his candidate for the Democratic nomination for senator. Even the windiest politicians, who ordinarily will undertake to explain anything from tiddledy-wiuks to th.' Einstein theory, grow confused when they try to account fcr oil that is happening today. Cor. Washington and Cedar WE DELIVER Phone: Main 750 FRYERS Fresh Dressed and Drawn, Li), PULL POUND 17c TOMATOES Nice and Firm, per Lb The cheapest pork one can buy. Picnic Shoulders PER POUND Pint Wesson Oil With "Neverfail" Mixer Mushrooms Small Size Cans (or Try a Pound (if "Bonita" Coffee l!y the makers of Chase & Sanborn Three Batteries Of Artillery To Defend Columbia PORTLAND. Ore. in Tlir hm. terles ol railroad artillery have been assigned to Port Stevens at the mouiil or tne Columbia r wr Cnn. grewmnn Chnrles H. Martin nimounc ed. The batteries are on the irt rnaat. and will net be moved until meets again to appropriate the noccs- irv lunus lor the transfer. The Portland chamber of commerce ana other civic organizations rceltln; better coaut defense naked for traiu- u-r oj the guns. KKlllTINd im:i monia It 18 Snld thnt the heathen Phlnnui IS famOUS for thltiro thnt. ara nrt.l and ways that are peculiar, but In such matters, medicine has it. nil over the heathen Chinese. lake, by wnv of Illustration nur war on pneumonia. We go to the cranberry bogs of New Jcrsev to so. cure germs, that produce an enzyme, that digest the polysaccharides, that are found In the capsule of the pneu monia germ Hype three). In the hope that we may therebv find n unernt weapon In the war against pneumonia. Cellnitlons Mil help: Thus, an enzyme is a substance nnable Of dleestlnp. thnt In nf Hronlr- lng down, a complex chemical sub stance. Polysaccharides Is a name given to an intricate chemical substance of the nature of a sugar. By capsule Is meant the envelop ing membrane. The end we are look ing for Is the breaking down of the capsule of the pneumonia germ to make It possible for the defensive agents of the body, the white blood cells, to swallow and thereby to de stroy the pneumonia germs. lo return to the original theme. Pneumonia germs have a capsule. hat Is. an enveloping membrane about them. The nature of this cap sule has long been debated but it Is quite clear that the capsule enables he gerr? to prove markedly resistant against attacks by the defensive agents of the body. in the capsule, we find certain ugar-llke substances, known as poly saccharides. It Is known that certain germs produce enzymes, digestive sub stances which break down, or digest such sugars. Experiments were there- tore Instituted to see what would happen if such enzyme producing bacteria were cultivated together with the pneumonia germs whose capsules contained such sugars, or Junior Champ Ir Km: Ft It I 1 i l r . 1 f Six-foot Fred Unas, of New Orlnnns, repelled golf's new Hobby Jones, 1 8-year-old De troit player, In the final round of the western Junior champion ship nt Hinsdale. 111. The lend chunked live times before IIhqb, a Louisiana State sophomore, prevnilcd. 3 and 2. Haas pre viously attracted attention by acquiring the southern amuicur title. polysaccharides. The result of the experiment was to show thnt the enzymes hnd a de bilitating etfect upon the germs, de priving them of their resistant cap sules, afitrfll MOVE ON TO CHANGE CITY GOVERNMENT (Continued Prom Page One) others who were present. In answer to a query from an Observer r-'porter. city officials stated that in case a change of government were voted here. It would require rewriting of tho charter almost in entirety, with the prospect ol special election to be held, 2tc. Tho old council-mayor form of gov ernment was In vogue horo mmy years ago. but In 1912 tho now form was voted in to take effect tho next year. Tho present charter was adopt ed Dec. 13. 1015, and amended Nov. 7. 1022. It Is based on tho commis sion form of government. Ia Informal discussion last night, city officials were unablo to sec whore any saving of consequenco could bo worked out far taxpayers through change of government, and they hold to tho belief that tho actual cost of making the change would In Itself amount to a considerable Item of ex pense. ( 275 Pheasants Freed Over Union County (Continued Prom Page Ono) Soma 250 hens will be kept In the holding pens until next spring, when they too will be released. Oocar Poarch, of the Ln Grande Oun club, said today that word Jiad been re ceived from Charles A. Locliwood distributor for tho state game com mission, to the etfect that probably It would be pc-jslbie to refill the pens hero this fall. About 45 were Irced on tho Prank Woo:lcll plaoj near Summerville. n like number on the old Joe Can place and 45 more at Bckley's piles near tho city park. Slxtyfivo wcro lib erated on the Burning brothers' farm, 20 at tho gun club grounds near Lone Tree and. 26 each on Indian creek and at Reese McAllister's ranch. IIAIIIV VKI'CH Sl'CCKSSl'l I, CG.1VALLIS Hairy vetch proved to b-j one of tho most successful crops In South Denton county this year, with H. C. Hcrron and Tom Carpenter reporting yields running about 300 pounds to the acre. This crop Is ex tensively used In Southwtmern Unit -d Stat-.s for green manure purposes, and the price of seed at present Is about 1k cent " pound. Mr. Hcrron bellev.3 It makes a much better cash crop than wheat or other coieals and plans to grow an acreage of It agala next year At a saving 5 rolls Specials Fcr Friday ant! Saturday, M.J.B. COFFEE Toilet Tissue 23c Jam-Jell Save half in making Jams and Jellies. 8-oz. bottles AA. 2 bottles WUV S perry's ((ueen Anne Flour Every sack guaran teed. 4D-lb. sack... $1.85 son As silk Cake Flour Better cakes that stay fresh longer.. f()p Largo pkg 06ts MEAT DEPT. Pickled Pig's Feet 14-oz. jar ... 25c Quart Jar 39c Beef Roasts 8c 9c Choice beet' I lb ' Formay l-lb. can 19c 3-lb. can 49c Rib Boil Choice steer meat OA. 4 lbs d$s The Quality Coffee of America 1-1?). tin Kraft's Miracle W hip Salad Dressing For better salads Full Quart White King Granulated Tt takes so little Large Pkg. , Aug. 24 - 25 Corn Meal White or Yellow. QCn 0-lb. bag Ot)l Hershey's Cocoa For better cocoa. f fm 10-oz. tin it Baking Powder 20c 25-o can .. Honey New Crop r7Kg 10-lh. pall i 31 VEGETABLE h DEPT. Ousted Judge . 1 : , : Judge Harry P. Scwell, center of a Judicial dispute in Los Angeles. Judge Sewell was ousted from the Payne murder ense after Pre siding Judge Prank C. Collier charged him with habitual drunk enness. The ousted Judge an nounced he would resume court trials dcftiltc a "judicial boycott." Moro than 33 resl.-lente of Cntallna Island, California playground, par ticipated In the first unnual luland tennis championships. A Complete Printing Service Quality Counts NELSON ?!T FALL FLOWER SHOW TO i, BE HELD AUG. 30 (Continued From Page One) forts In the past hnvo been a great factor In the signal successes already achieved. Even though In some quar ters thoro Is a prevalent notion the present season has been leas favorable for flower production, It Is stated that the larger or smaller Hardens which have hitherto yielded the prize win ning blossoms will come forward again next week with tho concrete proof of the fallacy of the idea hundreds of perfect or nearly perfect meclmens of magnificent flowerhood. The lawn contest which has been a part or the annual fall show will be omitted this year. Young Man Is Held On Murder Charge (Continued Prom Page One) met Taylor for the first time only a short time before she went riding with him. As Taylor waa led away to Jalt, Cain was released. Taylor, viewing the body, dented any part In the glrl'a death. "She was unhurt when she ran Into the woods from my car," he said. Detective McCoy Helton said Taylor's shoes fit perfectly track found leading from tho ditch whero the body was found. ft 1mA PLUS THE SAVING mujL CONVENIENCE SIZES of- rs Re Usable A WIDE MOUTH ( N m Glass Jars jr? Exclusively Yours In Distributor: lutorlor Grocery Co., La Grande Lettuce :""s 15c Iced, lare willd heads 2 heads Fancy Sunklst Oranges IjurKe size. Dozen 29c Lemons Taney SuiiklHt, -Dozen . dUJs Leslie's Salt Plain or iodized 2-lh. Cartons 2 Cartons W hile King Toilet Soap ltejrular size bars 7 Bars -.g- w -Mr til, i HMD nz-si dT: : - vmi lis, ry...'V:ar,i Tliis week all lied & W'liite Stores in the United States and the Dominion of Canada are conducting a sale on Condiments. Replenish your depleted supply during this sale nt money-saving prices. , .PRICKS AKE EFFECTIVE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ' .STUFFED OLIVES S ''tSr 39c QUEEN OLIVES "ST 29c CATSUP White 2 Bottles 37c MAYONNAISE 23c SUNSPUN Sad'dlSsiiig Pint 19c SMALL SWEET PICKLES SIS 39c Vvnll JWftdKjfl. ru?U & White H-oss. Can 18c FANCY LARGE SHRIMP 2 c 35c SALMON ';r 2 c-27c Fly Spray ,,t 67c Oronlte kills 'em dead Self Polish Wax 39c Oronlte. Dock It easy Cleaning Fluid 83c Oronlte Biite to line Broom ""'rr 89c Ulue & White Laundry Soap ,,, 29c (U-d & White Puffed Wheat, 2 pkgs. . Pancake Floury 20c Rrd & While Pickling Spices! 25c Rnl it White Flake White VnetitIc Hhortcnlnit 4-lb ctn. 51c Root Beer Ext., Ior 49c Hire's boLUu in liken 5 gallon Certo 23c . 19c Rainier Beer Fully ajred 2 hsttles . . ,27c Case $3.15 Less 30c bottle refund Have You Investigated? The Camay Soap Contest Ask us about it and yet pal titulars to win $1,000 a Year for Life iC
