La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 07, 1924, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday,' Juno 7, 102-1. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER m. PAGE NINE TRADE UNION IS DEMANDED .Champion Gymnast af J8 (Grouping (of American I'co p 1 e for Foreign Trade .Exploitation Is Deemed Necessary. KOSTOW. (AP) Union of the Anieilean m Dpi,. for exploiting existing fiMt-iKii trade advantages was demanded today by J. J. pon ovan. lit Ili-illiiKltii in. V;inh.. sp-iik-iiifr at the Klewnth National For eign Trade I'onveution. who de fliirr.i thiit the present wealth of t!i- Tint. mI rf:ates could easily be inn-eased many fold if such union rist.-i1. Mr. Ihinovan. speaking on "Ainer b .ilj I'.in tfj-n Trade Polu-y," made a roni pt'rh'i'.s'.vt' una lysis of tin1 veahh of the I niled States, potnt inj; onl that in the h;st ia de-cadi-s A MM' ; lean foreign traite hud nviw n f r4in Icks : linn i.ano.oiio. unit n , $s.fMM).iiiiii.(MMi yearly. He s.ttd I hat t his wits t In- l i st proof j thai 1 her -t u't'M no snrh t h'n? i'S ' MKiiiir Mfii'-surfifit'iicy left (o any nation, anrl I hat now t he X'nited Slafi-H Mi,s -l-'f'tnit.'ly a part of the iiiit'iaai Innal world of luiniun re lationship, i Mr. DmiKvun pointed t- tin- un paralleled development of tlie wea pons of prosperity, namely, produc tion, t ra importation, I'luniminien- tnms. and tlnanee, within the 1 ni-'can enlerpriH. ted St:iti k. lint mi id thai In the last. if once there J 1 luropeun counlriea tn nmklnR louna. "It nppears, thereforo, - thnt whtro an un'dfvolopt'd country so ourts n loun throiiKh ono of tin Kuropean nations, the muniifuHur era of the t'niled Stutes nr t'ftVc tuully bnrred from furnishing mil teriuls to bo purchased under thut lo:m. The ifreut cmeation, then, for American inunulaclurers to an swer is how to muko loans to un developed countries In competition with Groat Hritaln and other Eu ropean countries. "The most forinldabfo bar to placing forelKn loans in tho I'nited States is that tho AmerWan investor is not Interested or posteil oif for eign Issues. Jt Is, therefore, diffi cult to murket them in this mar ket unless they bo government loans of th older nations. It this formidable impediment can bo overcome,, then tho t ntted Mates will be In a position to take foreign loans in com pot it ion with Ureal Hrituin and other Kuropoan na tions. Ry stipulating that mater ials ahull bo of Americun origin the I'nited States will greatly wid- u its field of forelng trade. Ac tion must be taken Immediately while the I'nited States occupies its premier position in the estima tion of tho new countries ns u re sult of the part it took in the world war." I avion M tiller at IS has achieved the reputation ot being the champion feminine gymnast of the United States. Here yon see. her doing a hand spring over another girl at Xiichmond Hill. Long Island. - ( thr ahi compiish nunt possilite for Aimrl- Inltlative and skill could In- hruglit this nation wah handicappetl about tin concentration of elicit id. on for rich young men ambitious for social distinction. 'ThemMhiiiKS. and more, are all possible. They are all mere details jund sustalneil ein-rgy that would j0f an American fureigii trade pot id :ii'l thai Ki-eater wnlth necessarily result from substantial i-ire through a persistent 'unity of -deliberate purpose. ami consilient ' nieretiant marine "tflr inland trunsporiation sys-pnlii-y. ;ind thr liandling of foreign item is the most complete, tin Imliils for tin benefit of American i fastest, the surest and the cheapest His "In .ddre in part. icy. They depend for their estab lishment' on the will of the Amer ican people. Once the real favor ing spirit manifests itself among 1 he substantial iu;ijoi;lty-uL-Oiir-C-ilU4- uens there, will unquestionably fol low a different at tit ude in t'on- rhi Tin the worhT. (Tiir douieslic sy is as fol- item of communication bv tai telephone and telegraph ramifies so Krf S8 toward lielpful foreign trad. viewv of what has been far and wide throughout the rmui- . legislat ion. 1. ehietiy through the more trv thut it is literally poHsiiiu tor nr. Its haphazard efforts of inruiy jinformatlon of great public- eveir.s, in.ii I I n : !s. i-;o h working for him-'us well as Tor business news of self and his own interest, there ' Kiifflcienl import unce. to r-ac!i M'-'-ms iilm.isi no limit to the ac- i praetically every prison in tlr ?.TT.r "" rr"1 . 1 j country within 4 hours, our ii- nanclal institutions cov-r the conn, it ry with a network of branclus an 1 FOR SALE fruit, trade hi I.. iu in Imbler. In lair buildings, berries; ulfalfa. euuily for (ilil ode, ugench-s which puts the timst re- 'inoii! placis within our reach. j "It is fur this and similar ra good sons that tin reputation of A;uer sina'l 'ican business men lor skill ami on Will erprise in their domestic, attairs city property has penertated tin far ctji-nrs iu or w ill take 'i no w orm. tint wiiou n conn s to .sell lots separate for $350 i h. Terms on part of it. "l'on ign trade. In Increasing measure, is an absolute economic n -ft ssity for the I'nited Slates. The chief esse n't la I iu g-lting it Is the uoveiopment if the will to have it among the American people. That is sound foreign trade policy." I'tiiiitimr t( the Tact that private Anierie:m foreign loans hi nee 1 y 1 !l to d:ite aggregate $ l.Miiu.aua.iMMt, and that oIIhth were about to be made. :J-Yanklin Hemlngton of The Foundation company, declared at lllevent h National Foreign Vnve!!!tjn. .that tho policy of sp4-uding the proceelH among .American Industries, of foreign loans plac d here, must be adopted, f Mr. Iteinington said that without such a policy tin I'nited Slates i would not gel I ho full benefit of its loans, as is the case w!h Hritaln ,and ottn-r countries making foreign iloans in undeveloped countries. 'ItiK there 1m a th nit which IS l,,F""i nohh.iinih no- vital, and which w ill surely -over- J1"" of .disponing vf llu ImniHiInc come the ship handuap. That is !""oldom of using America's larg iniiii'i i if- VnierlcHii sinns bv i1'01''1 of gold ill loans, the forma- American Khlm.ers. Nothing more -lebenture corporations llian that is needed tu insure t he . ' n" pns.-d of h ading nianufactnr- Alll'TI- co-opei .it iiik wiiii oaiiueiH. n" saol these two would act as con- small payment down and give foreign trude our 'equipment is by good terms on balance. There no means so thorough and efti Is $linm mortgage can be -as-lcient. Production we have in am suim d. Price $4o00. JpU: quantity and of the highest de- jgree of efficiency. It is in irans- portal ion, communication and t i roein. b;ith and toilet and clos-lmiIK,0 for fon.lKU ir:llil. lt,at we els finished: two more rooms!y,( miporlority to some of our can be finished upstairs; i ,.,,. (.titnrs lor:iii-d. near; ti;ney ptange niiils, 1'ricr; for all $5,000, or modern home on Pnrinr continued' prt sence uf I In I niiriil . vii.w Tnlli;'i-:iM rtuir In nil ln.lt nf tile Wiil'i.l American ' n"1" ,u""0, I .Mr. Kemlngton said: GIVES LARGE SI TO POOR SPOKANM-:. Wash. (AP) Ho queathlng $u4nu in cash to "the poor people of Spokane" und nam ing Police Judge Fred Witt of this city as executor to distribute the money us ho deems best, the will of John Peterson, a woodsman, who died here recently, has been filed for probate in the superior court. Tho will was witnessed by two em ployes of the Site red Heart hos pital here und signed by Peterson, who previously had told I lit atten dants that he hud Implicit faith In the honesty of Judge Witt und hud nlways admired the manner In which he conducted trials in police court. Arthur T.. Hooper, assistant city attorney, ueting us attorney for the Peterson iMtale, dec lured the wilt to bo legal 'und said it wus ono ol tho shortest over written in Spo kane county, Tlie will reads; "John Peterson wunts Ills money to be given to the poor people of Spokane. Ho wants Judge Fred Witt to distribute it. He also wants Judge Witt to seo thai he gets a Christ-Ian burial. "His clothes ore ut (hu Great Northern hotel and ho wauls the Swedish Salvation army to get them. Also give them his watch, j also a quantity of clothing, nooKs and papers ut the Oalux hotel for tlie Swedish Salvation army." Port lander Wins Contract. FOSSIL, Ore. William 11 111 on. contractor of Portland, Ore., wah the successful bidder on tho new school building to lie erected here Work has commenced. The contract calls for tho building to be com pleted in 10 duys. REA1 THR CrjASKlFIKtt AIS Outer Forest Not .Mcuacc. MtiDFOItO. Ore. Despite the menacing situation the t 'rater na tional' forest Is fortunately, fvee from forest fires thus far this sea son, although several small fires re burning in other parts of the valley. Fires over brush land In Jackson county wore under control although some were silll burning. Forest officials said their greatest worry was the thick smoke - nne which prevents the look-out ineo from locating fires until they grow large or are found by patrolmen. i . ...y . 'w 5 sF r-.o v . Jl I . I , .jP-r-T Neither A Borrower Nor A Lender Be! HAVE V0UU OWN TELEI'ItONB It will save you nioiiey and spare you inconveiiK-nce. lScllcr see us rijjlit away. Home Independent Telephone Go. Itluck lbH k HIiim I'oMgllt. , h4;HAS.-Ait- loggiiigrrewr of the Willamette Valley -umber company huve been engaged for several days fighting u lire 111 the company's holdings above Black Hock. The fire has spread rapidly during the past week nnd Is now thVeatenlng si uniting timber and bridges on the logging road. All logging equipment In t he endan gered territory has been removed. An urea est i muled at two miles square is covered with names. RKAI TIIK rr.ASSIFll'O ADR ami baths up and flown stairn, Jt lies In the will ol th hot air pine furnace; on paved people. str.-t all paid. All asses3-l "Tlie support of the American! -For. ign losns are the best m--iils .paid. Trees and shrub-j people' will Insure an Americun means of developing foreign trad-, bei-v. Will include some fur-j reliant marine. Nothing- cisc In seeking fields for wider mar-nitui-e. IM ice -$(i7aO. $25ti'j!vun, and nothing more u, lie. b d. kets this nation naturally turns to ca.-li will hnndlo it, balance j "Wry much tiebeiids upon the undeveloped countries which, be- i eas4nalle lime. Phy , Black Stoop , & I'll"- HI.AI.TOKS In In ririn.lu Nnllonal llmik nidi;. I,n Crnnilo. lrivnn. I'llONE niAIS 8 Jl'ST OUT! What? Grand Eagles .Cigars Swcrt and fllild Made of ' hi'u'li-jjrado to liacm, long filler. .' Sizes Wholesale only Win. )!. La.vden, Mfr. 1517 Sladison Ave. utliludi' of tin- riiiam-iiil ins. nut tuns ms winiiiiii iiinnn. navi" no pnr jloaiil inti-inalioii.il ii.mm. ivi. : li:-.sinK i.uw.-r. II Is i vlil. nl. thai "Tin- upiiurtuiiily o! Aiii. iiran In cir.li r In hii-onii' -iislomi-rs. alioh liiianiu lo ixunil our lor. ii;n irmlt- louninm in isi rnis.. nin.is inrouKii In lhl.i iimnn.-r la ul.vjous. hut it ' Cnr.-lKii loan. Il 1 alinost Invar-s,- ia not to hav.; .ntaivj tin- :.t- i: l.lv Ih.- rule Dial for. lKn trail. Ivnllon and vflort ot our nii.inr;. is iollowa l.u-. li:u loans, un.l It Is a to tin- fullest i-xt.-nl .m:,miI.;.-. l-'r - v.. (I rstal!iKlt.-l policy of Great ntly hank. -is In o.h.r coiuiLii.fc inriam 10 loan only on -on.llllon who an- iiiKim.il in n. Ki.tialii.;: tin- i-p.-nun ur.s lor mm. -runs arc t.-rnis for Ion ian loans man..,;.- to nm.1" for llrillsh produils. WIk IIi arrivo at an airn-. in. nl illi Hi,- - r or not suih a slipulallon Is mmli lionowirs lor I n- i-..p-lnlilur.- -of in t In- loan iiKr.-.-nii-nl Is of minor all or part of tlm loan proc-nl.- inipoi-lam-i-. Iii-rausi- til.- f.u-ts show within tin- l.-ndinic i-ouiiliy. plainly that mon.-y l.orrow.-.l In -Th.ro nr.- tliiiiits to h- ilono at Ureal Hrilaln for 111.- pilrihasi- of home, In thu in. I. nil. I .n-..- of oi:r ; miinul :iel ure.l arlleles Is ai-lually e.iuil.ln.ut as . II as a!.ro.i I. We' wnl f'- HiiMsh pn have 11 sysleni of ljalluu that 'v-' inh,'ht have been .lesiiin. .1 lo .1 aim ts i-x.-iil- Tiiis pra.-lti'e In ronn.-c-tlon with foreimi loans ma.le hy Great Hose Rubber und Cotton Hose Lawn Sprinklers Sprinkling Puts, Lawn , Mowers And Grass Catchers F. L. LILLY llfirilwnro Phone Main 85 Grande Ronde Hospital A nonsectarian and ethical institution that does not advertise your sickness or broadcast your opera tions, but gives you service equal to any institution in the Northwest. We employ only graduated nurses Blue Mountain Oregon LUMBER I50X .SH00KS We ciin supply you in any kind of llox Shooks, Fruit lloxes, Crates, or Speciul ltun. Boxes. Compare our prices. Telephone Main 8 Bowman - Hicks Lumber Company For Mill or Box Wood Phone M-517 J. L, MUNHALL Ml. Emily Hams & Bacon .NONE ItETTKK 1'KICU LESS 2o: 1.11. "IJuy at Home and Save Money" The Grande Ronde Meat Co. "Rest while you iron" With The UTENCO 100 Ironer IRONS EVERYTHING NO A1TACIIMENTS Ask for Demonstration H.and S. ELECTRIC 107 Depot St Phone 393-W Price Reduction PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM CUP TIRES AND TUBES Quality - Price - Service Perkins Motor Co. Phone M-7G1 Rocsch Bid?. t T We Have The ((TICK .AiE.VL OIL STOA'ES Kqiiir-l-i -1 with tho Lor ain Iiijji - speed burner. Skala Hdv Company I'lmno Main 33 insteail of to eiieonriitie, our lor eijjn traile. "Our forelKit tr:ule tshoul'I :.tve several iiliiitnn:il lii' ilite .s wlneh ur; not Hirnt.slH-il tu it Minify -caiisi: ('(HiKresri in willmry ir s?u lil!y blind tu ume ui tin- nu st nh vioii.H laclM ot our niiidi.rn lievel Opliient. V'! have tie' Kt ':it' market III lilt vvofl'J to unieh t freely lulmlt all ruim-rs on ;.-iin!i of iilfotule eUa1lfy. l le y. in t un. iliHcriminule aiilns! ;unl h.unp t our traile in numerous atxl v;,i--y ways. Wl.al ever I lie uinl- rl:. iii priiu-iple ot uiir iJii-lll, l he iiiv--m-inent Hlioillil lie eiiilji(Mil uitli an tliorily that wouM eiialJe 11 tu Jf. 1 effectively with Much i;:s s. We Hlioillil have n real b.rtKainliii,' tar- ji.f. I "We neel anil Haiiii!.l have a t horoiij-'li-Koiiiir ren i.-aiii::,-,! ion of" I he foreign s-r i- f,f the l'iiv em inent. Jt Hlioillil he 11 '! 1)11,1. feiy -oiiip'nsaleil. no tliat it v.fitih! t'fjiM". i sn eially on the sui'i.nlinati iliplniratie siij.-. t.. e!p.-riy a h-v- A Business FOR 51 I have elKeuheii; derided to loi'il'O and am offering the Uxuer Paint r!tor for sale. tiH-ludintf Htoek of jiaiuts, u it 1J pa per nnd kIush, at a very reanonalilu price. F. E. OXNER. Hriiain is followed cli fi-ly hy other; V t y ? T t ? PURITY BREAD In the' making of our bread we use only the best western hard wheat, pure cane sugar, sweet milk, pure kettle-rendered leaf "ard, pure Worcester Dairy salt. There fore a superior product. Try It La Grande Bakery K. J. McWilliams . PURITY BREAD SUPERFINE BREAD ? t t ? ? f ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? t r ? T ? 1 . : V ' ''" " ' '- - ' -- I FURNITURE EXCHANGE We Pay Best Prices for USED FURNITURE Or Will Exchange for New 471-J Ed. Donohue Fir & Jefferson Back of the Bank-MEN The slreiiKth and usefulness of Ihis institution can't I Mi measured hy it.s money resources alone important and adequate as they are. The HtrcnKth, soundness and ability to serve faithfully is fundamentally due to the following men who direct and operate this hank. DIRECTORS: A. J. Van ValkonbuiK, U. G. Couch, A. J. Stiiiie, Win. Miller, J. J. Conley, A. L. Richardson, Goo. T. Cochran, T. J. Scrojfgiii, J. R. Woodell OFFICERS : Win. Miller, president; Aug. J. Stance, vice president; T. J. Scroggin, cashier; L. II. Rraniwell, Assistant Cashier. Resources Over One and a Half Million. United States National Bank Ml .Mill. It l Ulll ltAL Itl.SLltVi; f V i y i t T J ? l ? f f ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 8 Hour Battery Service Your battery recharged in to 8 hours by our New Buttery Charging Outfit Leave your battery in the morning und get il bark in the afternoon Recharged. WE SELL EXIDE BATTERIES FRED T. BURGESS Main 125 1308 Jefferson Ave. T T nmniiinn J DLHIimuo HYATT HOLLtn HEARINGS NEW DEPARTURE HALL PCARIMOB NEW DEPARTURE Hyatt and Tinikeu Connectin Rod and Main Rearinas Fan Hells - PpritiKS - Goal's A full lino of Replacement' Tarts ' ' Leighton's Welding & Machine Works (Automotive parts)