La Grande evening observer., July 29, 1924, Image 6

Tuesday, July 29, 1924.
PAGE SIX
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
OIIK'AOO ty the Awtncl.i:.'.!
rrHN). Tlii recently oi-Kiuiizt il
Ki'iiln ninrkt'llnir comituny '"'H'm
tiiifllm w yeMWnlay. h;w Intf tic-i-uireri1
by contract the propert'tcx
iif Several , ; U vm Kinia concen.
"Tnn liite:'entji of Hit- fanner
Will ' ho itroiected and I Here Ia
itn pnwiihllity nl flic farmer lici)jf
rliiiW'l in excew-ivo .trice," w..cl :
J))in W, COVCI'dali', fl.4 HiTI'ctlll'V- I
tren'niirer. ,. ,
Optimism Increasing- in
(Continued from Past One)
PA YT )V, 'WIh.l 'I'h 'plcnlt 'At.
Iloiillnii huh well attended hy J
Jfrni-y breeder of ''oliimhiu eoun-
ly. TaUiH wi-rc jtlven by t'Uvxtcr ;
l,jlko, pros nl or the Oreuon t,mllonll , V ,;rf lpr,"0,lj j
. .. ... iNK.rn.uM.iH, i,B ,hn ,n,,limry , ,nn,
i. 'M. liuiinncr, representative of f i-.-,,..- ...i
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..1-ata wIM b-lil.fe..oent rfiatNr9huR
The World of Business! "11 is thl marked rmluction in
I lie world 'h crop which )iuh been
reflected in the ttoudy admitce of
wheal prices in recent weeks."
ihc Pacific International
Si oek pmt inn, and 1 1
nonr, Hi'tle club leader.
Live
March, , average dally output
lowcr VIhI ItnU'l AkiM.
I.OIHK, Iduho. Formal eom-
0p plaint uKainut tho wheat rufe
r- '- jtoi mifolM .ncrwwc.1 41 per rem ' rro ,,luh" ",inlB to, 'rtlnl
no i no i argent output in tho himory , " " " "-" ...i--
I"
- StMUti. Fine for .Narcotic,...,
ABM riDKKN. Waeh. A fine of
$l6.7f. eoilvnlent to ' $35 for
Mich ounce of narcotics recem.
net-zed by feilerul h rents nnd unit!
to hnve been smuggled into the
city u hoard the Mourner lieore
Allen. hu been ujuteiUM-d utfuiiiR:
the vt HHel. John W. DobiHon, nc-t .
ly uppoinu-d iinmijfiution- inxppn.
tor, unnouneed. At the timo of
I tho nu rc o t ie tmizurv. two Chin cw
IfliVIT IVAXTS oril'M.
of tho imlimtry. In iho next ihn o ! -oinm no rimiihlvtion Hy tbo I ju- j am (,nt. u llft IHiin Wt.n. urrvHU tl
- ,innitK.. ii i HO IMMillO. tMIIIII'H COUlllHMIIon. il
Ibronifhl tli ontniil la llie Inu.Hl 1 clmrffe.l in ttl ()lililaillt tll.lt
'lMO Kifvm i in Tho nri.i S" January. l!Ji2. TlH.tthM r,,M "v," tn' liM, r Ul,!
-4AI.MI, I''ypl (Allne prloo I , , J (ireai.n Mhort I. nit ruilroml eoi.i-
nf opium in Kicypt Iib rorently f irmpuniry h urpum I - - 7 ; Oregon-Wiwhiniton
1lH.11 In MHUe In rmi (eniH a Kr nm, (.u.-itrhv nmvblwl bv tho nliv-' tiiiilway Nnvlmuinn'. company
w - " '' " ,hP ffroailyl .'Hivo. dlH.-rin.liu.tory, nn
liicronsffl (l. tri.m.l. The uhth of, ' ' 'M " "'; , k , " 1 r-anouulile lining uiwl In violn-
. ' . t Whi p Iho Hhnrn f luothn onn In reiiKoita.m , uiijumx iinu in hhh
I'iumi in i.KriH " ' ini.i.y, , .... 1 jon tile lilt iTMtUtO tol.l Jllel
'Ni.it. a. o ih iiiiiiihi'i (ib hlffh
t, imn. ami.
aboard a train near Chehalis,
W'uhJi., en mutt! to" , San Krun-
rlMro, ('allf. Thy nurcotiea wer.t 1
In hI.v trunks on Iho train. j
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BKI.MNOHAM, Wash A V.
R4rHIy ,( Aherderi,.M,Hai
elected president of tho Wanhiiw
ton und iduho U4alt ilotitlW
association on tlu return of tin
delegates from u trip to Victoria.
II. .. at t he concluding seNt!i
of the unn mil convention lif-o.
M. I'ratr of Seuttio wux named
vie president: Joseph Topley. Se
attle, secretary: S. Manhelmer, Se
attle, treasurer, and John I'd I
son; Itelllngham; Hurvy Mitlv.
Wenatcheo; M. K. O'NeM, TarDiua
it nl . M ons, Meal 1 1 , li wt nin.
I 'M, .
. ... era
;: Red Ciown,Sir-
from the RuiWhite
ami Blue Pnmb " i
' f,r
.
Much of the strongest praise that "Red
Crown" gets koines from the 6000 dealers
who sell it and know what it will do. Their
faith is backed by the performance which
makes "Red Crown" the most popular "gas"
in the West.' - '
To save carburetor adjustments, and to
improve your car's performance on the hill (
and the long steady pulls, for power and
mileage and true economy, use "Red Crown.
You'll always be glad if you do.
. All(l remember -JVV along one or two Standard
Oil Scrip Uooks- two yards of thu scrip will take you
about IS00 miles. Obuinallr in 5, 10 arid jf20 drnout.
inations at all Suiidjtd Oil Service Siatioru. Conveuieult
saves handling ca Ii and i rrileeuulile hy dealer! aa
well as at Sun.l.ird Oil Company Service Sutiuui. ..
Iti Lar Grande
these dealers will serve
you
Red Crown Gasoline
Ann Dlci'lrh' SiTriif', Co.. In (iiuu.lf. On..
l.C'llhiir. Hunks, l.n (iniii.lc. (dr.
UmlM r iii-m. I nl. in On.
(', (;. Ci llU'r. I nl Oiv.
I'iiIiiii llilrdunn. Co., I'liiiin, itn.
Wi'lnirr Dim., ('in i ois.
.1. .1. WnKimi'i'. Suninn..IUis Oi-o
, i:. I', (ii'liiims, I Jitln. ic.
i:iuin i liiiiiK en.. I lain. On'.
I'lvi" 'I'dluls Sciiuc Miilliiii. Illluilril. On',
ftrnnili' Idiiiilf l.unilM.r Co.. I'rrry, On.
nomiillll-llirkH I.imiiIh.. Co.. MiimIIIi'. Oiv
I)k niltntll. ut iMiftii' foininoilHi.'H
I, .ml ll. mntrnirv thn m.M.-tl li.iiu.nl , I,''. ....
01' l.iiHliifKH. I Itn ri')nnnlv niM u( ' 'I'hn lilnlin ciiiiniilmii.m iwka for
Mil! Iiirtunl rirx lo cliiiriK'H In ill- nn nr.li r whli li will Knp tliw
nmnil In a whnli.iximc tcmiiro ori.iiminn lanliiii froin iliiirKiiiK
ciirnnl rnmllllnns. It mnkiM fiirMln - ruii-H un.l furl li.-i usks lk.il.
Il.n liiallilcnunrc or roinicrv.Hlvi. ill- n m l '( rulm on wln-ut; Ik- . kIiiIi-vi-nlnrlra
or rinlnhil un.l winl-riii- IImIh iI Unit will lie Jiihi nn.l n-n-Ishi-il
rniiimoihllca. nnnil.l.. uml not in rxi'ins i.r riiiin
i-darifiil. mvnriHnR lo (..tual ilin
Ailvanw In Stock I'rliw. Itnniva. Iy otln-r luiiiinon :iiri..r
I "An inlfrnr. I.illnn of 1 In. ...n nl .tninnwrtlnir t In- mime romino.ltly
In ll.l of prlom In Iho mnrli in.irki'l t" I'm tlniul.
um a riojKibln Imllrmion r un ourly
rr-vival or hiwiniKa inunt tube w- I'riuaiiM Makr WalcrpKnif Silk
i-niint, unioinr oilier funorif, of lhfl C(ii.()f;NK, (ii-rmunv. (Al')
i-nrhunopmont or vuluca or ii)Vi'iit!siorin proof, fi.iitli(.rw..ilil rontj
mcnl un rnmpari'd with Hpif.uln.ivvliW.il inny fiinily In. furriiil in llu
livn arrurlllcH. Tho rlout'r 1h tlii':t,i.aMon. Thi'y uro intulc bf wool or;
orroapoml(.nci liotwron a mock mm iik . uml wi-IbIi from 111 to 20 !
la i;ool linnil un ri'trunla rcnalnly.uiinrV'a. A linmly "pull-on" Intl.
I of luroinp from tlio aticurily IhrlmiiaW wnli'ipioof innlfrial, inuil.'
Iiiioip almllnr will i- (lie. orfirl ofj(o mutch .tin- coal, la lo Im.'IiiiiI an',
jprrvuliliiK Intori'm" ratca on Itiolr Jii.i. Thi.hai, nvlKhlnu lln-.-i-l
Jl-i'lipccllvo ini.i:l,i-t .vulura, ' minora, in ho nonRlnioloil lluil ruin
j . "Tliiv uvoi-utro price or 'in. mil-U-iinnnl drip down I lit. nook. Tho
ruuil mucin. Iiiort-UHOU u.ifa in.ii.".. ; I I'll! ni'rw I'nrni l OIUH lor lllon . I'Olllt' j
or tl.li por roiit, irom Juno 2 loan gorornl diiiiirna or un ull-wool
July 15, and Iho inorraan for 20 in- ololh, whilo iho morn luxurious
duntrialH una 7.26 polnta, or K por' ,.nrntonlH for wouion lire of Hilk.
oc nl. Whilo thin rlii'wiriration of ' . .
hiookb noon nm ropronoui u Hiiur). j
dtHllnotlon hotwoon Invratmont und i
WeSeli
IlKItRY' CHI'S' AND
. CKATKS
A3 , well as
ETTER
0XES
Union Box Co.
rhone Main fiSS
La Grande, Ore.
nOJSONIVY
To relieve itch and flmart apply !
V ngmiy tio not ruo in
Opt 1? MiUiun Jur Ued Yearly
hprrulutlvo aoourltloa. tho aroator
udvunco In valttoa of tndiiHlrial
tlian of railroad atooka auaoiiiH
the . likollhooil that expeiiullon or
Ian early ' improvement In K'-norul
huidiieHH Iium noon un Important
fueior In the rlae of stock prlcei.
"In the alinouce of any ovorahu
dowiuir laaue 10 ho determined hy
the. election in November, It ap
pears that tho course of business
In the iulcrrcniiiK months will ho
shaped hy economic conditions,
without much Interference heenus"
of polltloul uiieertulutlrs. On aus-l
lions illroctly roluted lo husinoBslj
nellUer ul' the major parlies him I J
tukoii a position, which threntensi
a drastic hunen of (nrern'eniul
policy. And tho character of their
"tiiidldutoM ror Iho presidency irives!
addod ussiiranco of u contlnuuilon
of sane und cupabje leadership. 1
Aicrlcitlluro.
"I'lils your special Interest lias
attached 10 crop and market rc-
norla In view of recent develop-
nirnls which It appears will tid
vunc In a marked dearee the re-
Klorullon of the cuatoniry halanee
lielH-een ubTlriillure und Industry.
Tho lulosl reports show crop
conditions In s;enernl to ho sur-1
prlslua;ly aood, conslderlnic the 1111
luvornhlo weuther which was on- ;
count erod early III tho season. '1 he 1
innsl Klrlklnif ohuniees, howovi'f. j
luhdiifuiauiy tiio..inf'l. t'iip,'ir,Mitt.
I huve luiien place 111 the' mark' Is
inr agricultural commodities.
Cotton Outliaik licncraii)
KavriiM.
If Iho nffU'lnl est llnuti' proves'
10 ho siihfllnnllnlly correct, and al
niton crop of approximately 12, j
noli, mill hales Is uctunlly harvosleu
iho slluntion or Iho enure cotton'
Industry will ho modiried. In part,l
the dltllrullles whli li the luanuruc-i
Hirers or rniton Roods in this cuun-,
ry und abroad have been fucltiKi
urn Iho results of three successive
sniull crops, with diminlshlnK sup-
piles and rlslna; prices for tno raw ,
iniilorlul. A significant Increase In.
iho American yield will necessarily:
pernio lo relieve the pressure on 1 j
Iho supply side. .
tin tho other side, the nuinurue-1
turors have encouiuercd eeonnmlc ,
conditions lending to erlpnl" the I
Kuropeun market, nnd In this conn
fry what hus been culled u com
mercial revolution ainnna whole
sule and retail dlslrlhulors. The
nollcv of tho latter has been nn
avoidance of forward huyllllf, sinull
orders for aulok delivery, uml rn-
nld turnover. This pructleo 1111s
I placed the manufucturers In 1111
juwkwurd position by neeessllultim
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STANDARD
OF QUALITY
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(CaliTornia)
tlio ucdiiinilallon of stocks In their
1 hands and preveiitlna; Icxllle prices
i from romlnir Into lla;iiui'nt with
ilho prices of raw rolton.
The manufacturers, therefore, I
Jhavo been between the upper and
Ilho nelher millstones. The result
lis rorleoled In the decline of their
uclhily. Although the shurp eur-
ilullmeut of mill operullons bus pre- ,
vented Utf depletion of raw sup-
pllos to Hie ueutely low point which
I scorned pritliahlc a few months uiro,
Istueks In wurohollses und mnnurue
I turtiiK estnbllsbmenls on June 1
I wen' only l,J72,S2! hales, us co!M.
i pared with 2.M4.B5S bales a yeat
uarller. I'or three successive yours
the surplus carried over from one
'season t" the next has doireilied.
land by tho lime the new supply Is
i available Blocks will hu.ve become
'extraordinarily low. More than one
I crop of the also Indicated for this
is our will he required lo provide
I ror domestic needs and foreign de
Iniund. und In build up Iho surplus
to somethinK approaching coni
' I'orlablo level.
I Wheat ana t'orn situation.
' "The rcniurkable rise of when!
Iprlees la receut weeks has been
: primarily In response to world
wide, nol domestic. Influences. The
indicated reduction from last year
j n Iho ontlr.i Ainorleun wheat crop
lis only 4tl.0111i.110n bushels, us
agulUNt s3. OHO. 000 oil the Ural 01
June, f'ouilltlnns In other roun
Irlrs. however, are hy no means I:
favorable. Iteports from fanada
point untnlMlakably 10 a greatly re- 1
lueed yield, some estimates tndi
iltllng a decrease or more Ih.ut f.o '
isr rent front last year's total.'
t-'orecaslM from countries which
produced 111 1923 about t. per cent I
of the world's output outside of j
Itussla amount lo 1.. nun. fn0 rm-
Khels ns compared with t.s;i. .-
in bush' Is produced In tho S'llue
eoiiatrl.s lunl your. 'I'he wlioal
crop of the world, excluding tuts-
land;
CHASE & SANBORN'S
Teas and Coffees
l';iiliill:i- jitKiple ilomaiid those f:tnioilK
e -olVas iiiul iiflVt.
:' " I'or S;.lc' I'.y .
JajQiiStiodgrass
. m . " ZZ Tw Plumes
Depot Sf rtet; Cull Main 7f
No nuirjte for Delivery
NEW
BUSINESS
Just Opened in
Rolnienkaiiip riuildins
Jefferson and Elm
Fully; Equipped and
Able to Do First ' Class
AUTO TOPS,, AWNING
; AND REPAIRS
LA GRANDE AUTO
TOP CO.
Albert Martin, Prop,
1 .aji -tM n'ii.tm .1... . . ......
n; cakes-
TO SUIT EVERY OCCASION. :
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It -may le a woddinp; eako, Mrthdny cake or any
kind yon may wish. See our display at
. PATTIS0N EROS.
Gwilliams Electric Bakery
The SILVER GRILL
for Service
SPECIAL MERCHANTS' LUNCH AT. 40c
Rest in the City
Choice Steaks - Chops - Fish - Roasts and' Salads
100 American Restaurant
"Sunbeam" Electric
Irons
Put them away I while "HOT" in their individual
'teel case something New!
H.and S. ELECTRIC
Phone 39,1-W. ,107 Depot St.
SALE
OI'R JULY HARVEST
SALE
Offers pvpi-ytliin;' in the
store at from ID In
33 I -3 Tor Cent OIT.
You cannot- afford to
miss lli.o greatest .saving
rvpiit nf Iho Reason.
Andrews
Variety Store
Service and Economy
i.irrrr.it vont iiAiTKHY
by hnvintr it overhauled in
tin) riHlmrK'1 or rMairu(l,
us tho case muy be. Heti-.r
have it donn occasionally,
anyhow, by nn expert wlio
la a pructical mechanic ami
will lo tho work conscion
tlouRly nnd well. A buttery
that l.s erratic in IIh func
tioning 1h never to be de
pended on.
ORKfiOV TII1R A
n.vrri:itY vo.
107 Fir St. ' Main iitO
PURITY BREAD
The Ilenllli-Ruildino; Riead for Children.
PURITY BREAD
Is Healthful, Nourishing, Economical.
PURITY BREAD
..,.t.,v; I. .Voui Rest . I'nnd I'lal: More of It. '-
La Grande Bakery
K. J. McWilliams '
1'URITY BREAD SUPERFINE BREAD
READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS
Eat Blue Mountain
Ice Cream-
AND ROOST YOUR HOME T0VN
Rest Ry Test A Home-Made Product.
Made from choice sweet cream of the-
i.
' 1 Grande Rondt Valle;
BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY
l a Grande, Oregon.
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LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
. MAtliriMK FnOP AND cWNOttY
All Khnta nf tta.'hln.'ry. Aiilnmnblloa and Traotura Haaalrl
Overhauid anl ltchulll
Ai-rtlcur! Wi-kllHg ot All Kluda
tyttitdcr llorlng ami Ovorahas rtsloau
iaukihalia, fistnoa ami risitoti liaa Kepwual
tllva fa a Trial
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
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The Farmer's
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THE best iMiardcr nny farmer can have (he dairy cow
not only pays for her keep but pays a' generous
profit. Cream cheeks "talk turkey" these days.
This bank is interested to help farmers improve nnd in
crease their dairy stmk. Come in and talk your problem
over with lis.
United States National Bank
IMF.MHFIt TTOKRAIj RF.KF.ttVK RVSTFJH
The Hank That Takes C are of Your Interests
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