La Grande evening observer., August 01, 1923, Image 5

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t Wednesday, August 1, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
Local News In Brief
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tt U tt a St tt St U a tt tt'Kd. Akusuu. Itlitiiajnl; Clifford Auk
K COMING EVENTS IlikIiis. iiu hluml.
Autr. 5. Kansas, Oklahoma, a
Missouri Association picnic SJif n Vaivilon
a
x at iRiversiile Pmk. a
Sept. 25-29. Union County Fair a
a at Elgin. a
aaaaaaaaaaa
4n VarnUon -
.'din. A. I-:. Jvunlioc. county mdiool
siiii rim. n.lcnl. left for Inion yester
day afternoon for a much ntt-oVd real
from her ilutliH In the ol'l'ici'. She has
taken her two KTunddutiKhLei-H wltli
her fur an ontliiK. uml they will lie
gillie about two weeks.
In. II. H. Jtrowuton anil aon Wesley
will leuvu tomorrow for u ten day
Irll' Into the Milium country. They
a, will leave. Hie ruilrouil lit Mlnam unil
pack Inlo the upper country where
lhi will camr. and lisli unj possUdy
may stay until hunting Heasun opens.
.Kll at Mill Lake
K. J. Stuart, one of the old time
contractors and builders of l.u Crande
Is ill at Hot Uike. Mr. Stuart has
been faillnB a little In health lor some
time hut those who know his romll
lion have alronir hupe that he will
return from the Luke soon.
.Mrs. Murphy's Mother Is Dead
Mrs. .1. C. Murphy received tile
news of the death of her mother. Mrs.
Martha l.anzon, who died at her'hoinu
In (ialesvllle. Wis.. July I'sth, at tho
Bite of s:! years. Her father died six
years hro at the ae of S3 years. On
account or III health. Mrs. .Murphy
win noi ne nine to altend the fun.
oral.
w .. :
I .fa vp oil Trii)
Aim. Knink J-stir and Mrs. T.ucy
Cnihaui or this oily. Icavi' tonight for
. :m i-xti-mhd visit cast of tlu Rockies
tin- fornit-r Koins- to Michigan. Iut
native mate, ami also to Oswego, X. Y.
ami tho latter will stop off in Indi
ana, her native state; ami from there
she will probahly also visit friends ami
relalh'oH In Ohio, whom she has no(
seen since coming west in early youth.
Home from Long .loumcy
.Misses Mary and Fannin Sominer,
aceoinpullieil liy their niece, Mrs.
Caroline Solomon of Spokane, ltuvo
arrived in Ui Ciramlo from a journev
lasting several months tlurlnit which
time they visited in Kl l'aso, Texas,
Arizona. l.os Angeles, Sail Francisco
and Portland.
Harding Shows Slight
Improvement Over Night
(Continued From Puro One. ) '
crease in pulse and temperature com
pared: with last bulletin report." .
Secretary Work slated that cvorv
symptom indicates progress.
airow Kscape
Wlitle on their return last Sunday
from a fishing trip on t'atherino creek
four miles on the other side of Tnion,
Mi-, and .Mrs. I.eiichton Sinn und liahy,
and Mr-, and Mrs. Elmer Hose und
liahy, miraculously escaped a horri
ble dealh when their car sped down
nil enihankntenl 75 feet. Hut for tils
presence of mind of the driver, Mr.
Sion, who, as soon- tui he saw their
dantfrr, Kidded the car straight down
and into the mud below, the result
would have been most disastrous. As
II was, no one was seriously hurt nor
uny great damaeo done to the car.
The Weather.
PORTLAND, Auijust 1. Fair o
lliirht and Thursday. Warmer tnmVht
ill the extreme eastern portion of!
OreKon nd continueit warm for
Ihursday.
lloi Lake Arrivals
The recent arrivals a.t the Hot T.ake
sanatorium include the following:
liotiert llettller. Haker; Joe Hucher,
l.a CiriMlde; S. A', llerheine, Portland:
Mrs. It. J. Kitchen. ji Grande, Mrs.
William Poltman. Haker: Miss Louise
tieiser. Haker: K. K. McKlnney, Port
land: Wm'. ltoberts, I.ewistoll. Idaho:
Speed Trump, Wallowa: Mrs. A.'Mul
bolland. l.a C.rande: I). W. Miller, l.a
tlrande: Mrs. W. H. Kills, Haker: Nel
lie M. Stevens, Portland: Mrs. Caro
line Hllest l'ortlan:d Mrs. Slover.
Portland; '.Mrs. 1'. T. Hawkins, Day
Ion, Wash.: Mis. Dessle Michel, Ath
ena: Mis. .eltha Mclnlyre. Athena;!
Mrs. c. M. Anderson. North Powder.
.Many Ships In Distil-.
sicatti.k. July 31. An tinlilen.
tilled ship, reporteit In distress at (lie
mouth of the Strait of Juan do Fiira.
which later vanished, and the Siber
ian Prihce, Furiioss-Prluee. freighter,
which went ashore one mile from tho
Unco Hock lighthouse' on Jtentrlck
island just outside Victoria. 11. '.
harbor early I his inoruinir, udded two
lo the loin; list of marino uccldents
ilurluK the last threo days while
heavy i'ors hung over Ptltfet soun I
waters.
i i ne Mbrrluu , Prince grounded at
1:45 o clock at hlifh water. The Pa
cific Sulvniro company's steamer, Al
Kcrlno. with Capuiln W. H. I.oeun
i.ioyd s auent ut Victoria, on board,
was aloiiKsidu by 4 o'clock and soon
anerward the railed Slates coast
Kuard sutler Snohomish arrived at
the scene. 1
Jteports from the Siberian Prince
one inns aiiernoon stated that the
vessel was In no (lander of breaking
up anil win probably bo floated
eenmniiy. Her master said ha
nearu the Kill Hook foe slunal sev
eral mill's away, but the ltace p.oek
iwk .-.isna ss mull il mile awav.
ooiy laimiy, anu then just before tho
boat slruclt.
Great Savings to Livestock
rroducers, Is the Claim
. Made
EASTERN EXCHANGES
ACCEPT THE CUT
$750,000000 Annually Esti
mated to Be Saving Un
der the New Ruling Made
on Kates.
Hot Weather Diseases.
Disorders of the bowels arc ex
tremely tlanperous, particularly dur
ing the hot weather of the summer
mouthy, anil in order to protect
yourself and fumilv against a sud
den attack jret a bottle of Chamber
lain's Colic and Diarrhoea Kemedy.
It can ibe depended upon. .Mnnv
have testified to its excellence. adv
4 '
Stock Reducing and
Money Raising Sale
AT CLINT'S
STILL GOING ON 3 MORE DAYS TO GO
Sale Closes Saturday, August 4th, at 8:30 P. M.
Hail, Hail, the Gang's AH Here
And So Is Everything You Need
lor the Gangplank.
Every Article in Our Store Reduced
Nothing Reserved
Whether your holiday is planned via steam, steam
er or speedometer, here are the needs you'll need for
going in and getting in with the right people when
you arrive.
Values everything not a lame excuse on a lame
duck in the store.
Come and "head to foot" at a store that is head
over heels in love with selling Vacation Togs at a
saving of 10 to 33 1-3 Per Cent to you off our regu
lar line of Standard Merchandise of Quality.
Save Money Now Your Gain Our Loss
Men's Suits reduced 2)'r to 331-3
Men's Shoes Reduced 25'
Men's Nettleton Shoes reduced 10'
Men's Felt Hats reduced 25 r-
Men's Straw Hats One-Half Price
Men's Shirts reduced 20"'
Men's Underwear reduced 20
Trunks, Suit Cases and Bags reduced 25-
Wardrobe Trunks reduced 10""
LI NT 9 1LOTHIEI
'THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE
WASHINGTON. Autr- 1. Sched
ules of livestock, commission rates at
Chicuffo, Omaha, Kansas City and
St. Louis have bfen under consid
eration by arbiter of the packers
and tftockyards administration of the
United States department of agri
culture, will be matcirially reduced
as a result of the report ami award
made public Tuesday. By the new
rates it ix estimated that producers
and shippers will save three-quarters
of n million dollars a vear m com
missions.
Through mutual consent of the
complainants and respondents the
decision was left in the hands of two
representatives of the packers und
stockyards administration of the de
partment of agriculture, G. N. Dixg-
Ker, in charge of the rate division,
uml Howard M. Gore, in ehanre ol
the trade practice division, the pro
ducers organizations and tne com
mission men aorreein&r to abide bv
their decision.
It was the first time that live
stock commission rates had 'been de
termined in this manner.
Cut From $1 lo $2 a Car.
Tho new rates for selling cattle
at St. Paul, Omaha ami Kansas City
was u minimum of $15 for 20 head
or less and a maximum of $1!) for
a carload, at the rate of 65 cents
per head for St. Paul and Kansas
City and 70 cents for Omaha. The
Chicago minimum charge for 20
head or less will , be $17t and with a
maximum of $21. The cuts Irepre
sented in these rates for Kansas
City, Omaha and St. Paul amount
to from $1 to $2 a car and from
10 to 15 cents a head. The new
calf rates on the first three of these
markets for single deck cars are a
minimum of $15 and a maximum of
$20 with a per head rate of HO cents,
double deck, cars ut a minimum of
$21 and a maximum of $20. At
Chicago the cuts represented are for
cattle, $1 to $;i a car and 15 cents
a head; for calves, single deck, will
be a minimum of $17 and a maxi
mum of $22: double "decks $23 to $28:
the per head charge being 30 cents-
This is a reduction ranging from
SI to $4 a car and 5 to 10 cents a
head.
The new rates on hogs at the
first three markets are a minimum
of $12 for 50 head or less, and 15
cents per head up o u maximum of
22, on double deck carloads. , At
Chicago, the limits on singles are
$13 and $15 and on doubles $18
and $23. The reductions range from
$1 to $4 a car and firom 13 to 15
cents a head on hogs.
The new sheep rates at Kansas
City and St. Paul will be the same
as the present rate at Omaha.
Mixed stock rates have been re
vised in accord with other changes
with car reductions up to $4.
All these rates listed above nre
f o r single o wnc rs h i p or f o r sh i p -inents
owned by several persons but
sold as single ownership,
j Co-operative Shipments.
This change in respect to co-operative
shipments handled as single
ownership lots atlords a reduction
!of as much as $8 a carload at cer
itain markets, and at the other the
reduction is equu to the car lot re
ductions mentioned previously.
Where cars owned by several per
sons must be handled according to
ownership, the basic schedule will be
FORD NOT A
CANDIDATE
TODAY. BUT-
NJ-:V YOltK, AukusI 1. (A. I.)
liwirv l-'ord iii an init'rvhw
apcurlnur in roller's this w'k.
doelarcM ho U not u c:tmlilate inr
tho presidency today, hut that lie
cnn'L nay what ho will do to
morrow, "Now. If 1 wunted to piny poll
tlrji, I would ii.y exactly what I
um poinjf to my any way." th
miinuiucttiror was quoted as as
Mertinj;. - ,
"Hut I um not playhiR politic.
am not a cjtiidldulu for any
thing 1 can't Jmajduo myselt to
fluy uccepiiiiK any nomination.
it)t' course, can't say, und jio in
telllRont nuin can say, wh.it I will
tlo tomorrow.
.'There niiKht he n war or some
crisis -of tho sort in which h-al-Ism
and constitutionalism ami all
that would not fiirur and the
nation wanted some persou who
could do things quick. What I
would do then, I can't sa,;". 1 Hut
t lu-re isn't uny such situation
now. I liuvo not a political mind,
und I don't see any sensi! In my
attempting political leadership."
$1 higher than for single ownership,!
but no one owner shall pay more
than the commission would the on a
single ownership carload.
iAt all markets, when it is nece
ssnrv, or a request lias been made
,p have a single ownership carload
graded into market grades ami clas
ses, or a car owned by more than
one person sorted for ownership,
marks or -brands a charge of 15 cents
shall be made for each draft over
three drafts a deck, with a maxi
mum of $2 for single ownership cars
and $3 for plural ownership, for this
service. When prorating is done, a;
charge of 25 cents for each owner
shall be made, with a minimum
charge of $1 and a maximum of
$2.50. This means a cut of $1 on
go, und $1 on the maximum at Chi-
go, iuul$l on the maximum at Chi
cago. The other markets condered
here do not have a separate pro
rating charge, iut the new prorat
ing schedule applies to all ol them.
Collections (..milled.
The amounts that selling agenc
ies can collect for personal ser
vice have been limited by these new
schedules, and charges can be made
only to the extent that the service
has been utilized bv shippers. Re
vised schedules contemplate basic
charges for those shipments requir
ing services in addition to usual
standard service. This makes it pos
sible for shippers to take advantage
of the basic charge when the na
ture of the shipment makes extra
service unnecessary.
w
1-3 off on all
omens jummer
Dresses
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Sultry August days call for Tub Frocks; September
days, too, call for them indeed, many women wear them
in the house throughout the year.
Frocks are of gingham, voile, ratine and linen, and are
representative of the most attractive styles of the season.
, On Sale, JJeRinniiu? Thursday Morning'
i None Reserved
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French
& Gr
eene
Crawford and his party, marrooncd
there since I'.r'it, hut; lieen advised of
an aunounet'inent Ity iho Soviet au
I horitiet. ut Kasi Capo. Siberia, that
unle.su hi.H Hhip, the - Donaldson, calls
at rotropav1onk, Kamchatka, for
proper clearance, and also ut Kasfc
Cape for a contingent, of Hod guardx
lo he taken to the island, the vessel
Will he eont'lMeated.
Cause of Appendicitis.
Wheat Prices.
POUTIJAND, August 1. Hard
wheat was quoted at $1.01 and West
ern Hed at 115 cents.
IjiicKloelt Markets.
rOftTLAND, AllguHt I.Callje,
liogu at enHy; lamhs weak ; hid on
lamiH fifty cents lower; eggs easier,
butter steady.
Hunger, the Jiest Sauce.
Sauce is used to create an appe
tite or folif.h for food. The right
way is to look lo your digestion.
When you have good digestion you
are certain to relish- your food.
Chamberlain's Tablets improve the
digestion, create a healthy appetite
and cause a gentle movement of the
bowels. udv.
1
NEW TODAY
FOR SALE 2 lots, fine well water,
7-room house, sleeping porch,
t Take touring car part payment,
by owner. 701 H Ave. H-J-.'it.
WANTKI) To rent
I modern unfurnished
j sponsible parties.
20x0.
or (i room
hou.-o by re
call Karnr
8-2-21.
FOR SALK 11)18 Chevrolet. $M0.00
Call 2!ttl W- 8-l-2tp.
LOST
J one-
Tire and rim. Mlx4.
W. li.
R-1-21 p.
FOR RFNT Furni.ihrd rooms for
light housekeeping. 1512 Adams.
Plume 257 .1. 8-1-tf.
Accepted by Exchanges.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1. The arbitra
tion decision lowering commission
rates on livestock will be accepted
by the exchanges, which "regard the
decision of Messrs. Gore ami Dag
ger us another example of the effi
cacy of the arbitration method of
settling such disputes," Everett
Ilrown, president of the Chicago and
National livestock exchanges said in
a stntement Tuesday. The two arbi
trators, he added acted as disinter
ested arbitrator! und not as govern
ment officials, and the exchanges,
producers ami department of agri
culture entered into stipulations to
anide oy the decision.
"Hud the exchanges declined to
arbitrate und stood on , their legal
rights, lengthy litigation would have
resulted." said Mr. Krown. "ami al
though this decision iM disadvantag
eous to livestock commission men,
we accept it in the same spirit that
we entered the arbitration. ,
"We want livestock oroducers ofi
tho country to understand," he con- j
tinued, "that in accepting this cut j
me uuanciai resuus oi -which can
not even be approximated at the
moment, livestock commission men
have acted voluntarily by accepting
arbitration both in principle and in
pructice, and that the result should
be ore acceptable to ull concerned
than had it been merely a govern
ment order.''
When the bowels are constipated,
the lower bowels or large iiitestinns
I become packed with refuse matter,
that is made up largely ol germs.
These germs enter the vermiform
uppendix ami set up inflammation, I
which is commonly known us appen-1
dicitis Take Chamberlain's Tablets 1
when needed and keep your bowels
regular and you have little to fear
from appendicitis. adv.
Soviets Inmio WitliiiilK.
X(MK. Alaska A or., J. Harold
Notee, head ol the expedition to
WratiKvll Island for the relief of. Alan
Houses
' Wanted
STAR
TONIGHT
GLADYS
WALTON
Spend Your Vacation at
Wallowa Lake
SPECIAL "ROUND-TRIP TICKETS, '$3.25
Two Trips Daily
G. W. JSAARS, Mux.
La Grande - Joseph Stage
in
The
Town
Scandal
and
OREGON TRAIL
THURSDAY and
FRIDAY
FOR SALIC 4 lots ami Z room
houce all in good garden. Wooit
shed and small chicken houKO.
Ju.t outside city limits on paved
highway to Island City. J. M.
Choate between d n. m. and '1
p- m. 8-1-ltp
I'OK -SAI.r. liy owner: five room
modern house and two lots
j paved street. Inquire 1108 M
Ave. 8-l-lt
FOR RAI.E 100x200 corner in Un
ion, eight room house, main street,
near new hotel, also a timber
claim near .N'orth Powder, Will
exchange for n Portland home or
m (;rande or Haker income prop
erty. (Address A. J. R. care Ob
server. 8-l-i;t.
In so personal and prviate a mat
ter a the fitting of a truss, you
should always insist on strict pri
vacy, and in fitting their trusses the
Silverthoni-Wrichts family PrUK
Store insure vou this prea't roiwid-
I have clients who arc in the
market for modern homes
but at present I have fewer
listings of this class than
for many months. If you
have a house for sale, call
and see me. I am sure it
will result satisfactory.
Geo. H. Currey
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