La Grande evening observer., March 18, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 6

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frrrsrcs uhandw evetttng observer r
Wednesday, March 13, 1925.
OUTLOOK FOR
TRADE- BRIGHT
NEW YORK, (AP) Trade Ir
regularities continued to spot the
R-encrul busincBH picture lust wc.'k
ttut fulled to undermine the. whnle
snrno ponition of Industry. With
the approach of aprtng. Increased
tuu.snnu.1 huyinft wqk retried in
mitny linen of trude with un ntten
dunt Bttt'fViilnfc of prices.
KIgnM of now life uro notably
inonlfeni in t'jty steel Industry. Co
Incident ivlth the I'Vlirmiry In
or nam of nearly 20,000 ton unflll
fl orders of tli c I'nltcd Wales Hteel
corporation, which far surpassed
expectations, a brnuder demund for
nll and struriuriil steel wiis re
ported and expanded nutomnblln
production promlHed further bny
liiK from (bin ((Hurler. The weekly
trade revlewH ex)hiined llifit under
Riirface develnpnienlN jfiivc bIkiib nf
plcc; stability at prevlllnPi levels.
' itHpit4 tho Keiiernl iiiH'aMltieHM
over the financial dirTlculilps of the
St. Paul rallwuy.' which Is faced
June, Die rail road field Hiipplied
BVeral favorable developments.
ForemoHl or these -.viih tlm iriiiiHl'i-r
of control of (tin Coulds 'Tot ion
..WE SPECIALIZE
ON
Generator
Starting
Ignition
. All Electrical Repairs
To Your Car
Guaranteed
Service
" Full Line of
Service Parta
Battery Electric
Service
1311 Wash. M-753
Youngest Pope
J ri'iiT' 1 i
j - V i
i - he j
(far itdial Blilmiin. but 16 years ot
IRO, is the now pa tr larch of the
Neiitortan and Assyrian church, one
it the oldest Christian sects In the
world, lie succeeds his brother who
died In a refuftoe ramp, lie sneaks
English and Is devoted to American
h ports.
FILL UP
THOSE
EMPTY
SOCKETS
W1TII ,
SHELBY
NATIONAL
Mada Lamps
THE L & L
DRUG CO.
Hell" railway to Hock IhIuiwI Inter
esls, an Indication or progress 'In
the voluntary consolidation of
HoiithwcHtern carriers. (JencroiiB
cob)) and Block payments wero de
clared by the Western I'aciric call-
way JIB ll Henjli'l to Belllenient of
the Denver & Itlo fJrande IIIIku
llon. Kurt her encouragement wan
derived from Hie January earning
report of t))e ebiNB one railroada
nhowlliK net (neonie more than H
pi rccnt Krenter lhan u year una,
llivak In Wheal I' rices.
Home uneasiness won caused by
the. ronvnlBlve break in wheat pric
es which dlBpelli-d vlnlons that the
1 a biinhel level cniibl ho main
tained. The May delivery,' which
early thin month Hold an high an
$2.02, wuh forced down to on ex
Ireme low of $l.ltl4, i-cpreHeutliiK
a decline of about :Ui centH In Hie
IftKt I (I ilnyB. Although the crop
Bltuallon wuh advanced iih the Im
mediate cause of (he reaction, there
waH n lendetiey to lay the blame
for the Ml it i ti f on prevloiiB npecula
tlvo excesses rut tier t hun any
chnnRO In tlio crop or worbl sup
ply outlook.
Conditions In the oil Industry
Allowed Jlltln chuime, A slight tn
crfttHo In crude output wih report
ed and price readjiiMtmentH In both
direct loiiH were nmde by several
1 'an-American IVtroleum com
pany's Mexican and California
holdlrmM Ih expected to make the
Htnntlard Oil company or Imliana
the dominant fiu-tor In the Mexican
nil IndiiHtry.
The general iirnRresa or trade
found reflection in the report of
'the count ry'H Inink clearlnRB. which
conllnued to show an IncreiiHo ov
er tile preeetlltltf week HB Well as
,llie preceding etiod 111 Ht year.
j Every sprtna; Cupid Iiuh orders to
Hhont on sight.
( If you maUe Home jieopb- feel at
' liniiir1 Hiey nvtirrrMtrn'itvv:
Grande
Ronde
Lumber Co.
A Homa CafMieni Wllh a
Home furiMH
We Iit Konio oilil RttK k,
No. t grailo of Mlxiil 1'alnls
and OiM-kImiI AVIiiilnw.i.
Wa IIi to innvp (hlfi
lock anil are making bar
gala prliv.
hOWDY PARE)
ever get
candy hungyY
ever feel, long about
3 o'clock, that you'd
relish a healthy bite
of the finest piece of
milk chocolate - cov
. ered walnut-caramel
.. candy that man ever i
sank his teeth into?
Next time you feel
that way go get it I
Just ask for
nAW9
Vnn Knnrn Tta ClrvMl
Bhiim h'l Made By
swrpra Sait I aki ,
iut Mom? oTKcai
Ogutl CnUy
EVERY BITE'S A DELICHT
Fixtures
House Wiring-
ATWATER KENT '
AND OTHER RADIO RETS
We Iiwtull Radios Free
Benham Electric Co.
W" im m:w koi.fy m.Da
POWDER
PLANS DINNER
NOUTH POWDKR (Special)
The Commercial club of thfa city
Is making plans ror un annual
meetiiifc March 23. A banquet and
program have been provided for
and a rood time Ih anticipated.
Mr. and Mm. John Cn vender of
I.a Orande, former reiildenta of
North 1'owder. visited relullves here
Sunday, They plan to return to
North Powder to make their home
about the first or April.
A carload of borne bought Ih
this vleinlty by Jamc HoiiHion und
Homer Md.wcll wna ahlpped Tnea
day to (Jeo. K. Howltt, of rortlund.
The Hldwell-Kvans !raln coin-
puny Htilpped a curloiul or ho to
l'ortlnnd Saturday. Hen Kvnlis ac
companied the work train.
Mrs. Annie K. 1 .en hart or linker
wuh a business visitor to Nortli
Powder Huturday. .
PohI muHler (iHtor und wife of
liulnes, made u short 'viBii to North
Powder Sunday. i
The t). A. C. Clee rlub will Bton
nt North Powder on March 24 and
Klve u proxrum In Ue liltrh sehool
auditorium under the auHplees, of
the- commercial elub.
PeMifenuu 4m-k IUW4i
Vh ld Prolla After PmiiIst
OORDOVA, Alaaka, (AP)
WashinKton and other atutrs of th
Union nilffht profit from the jack
rabbit peHt If Ihey killed the unt
mala, powdered the meat and an.d
It to Alaaka fox farm era for sum
mer feed. In the opinion of J. Wil
liamson, owner of the lnrfreat fox
farm alona; the Hnsalan itiver on
the Ken at pcnlnanta. .
More than 6.000 rabbit were
xlauffhtpred by WHUamaon last
winter. The meat waa ground,
placed on rocks over n aiovt where
It wna dried, and then pulverized
und stored In taok.
The rabbit powder wna mlKed
.with water and veffetabltK. boiled
and served to fdxeH doiina- he
Rummer. makinK un . itKrceatdc
chnire o$ diet from fish und por
cupine. ,
' Another form of preaervInK 1he
meat In to puck It when fresb mtn
flve-KUllon nil chub About 'ih
jrubbbH are put Into one can. Wa
ter Ih ponreil over, the nitfiit and
the can set outdoors unill Un cou
tetilH freexe. 1'hv can ! I hen Ihaw
loose find removed from t he
block cojiWtlnlntf the meat. The
block Is stored , 111 tee houses Ilia!
prevent It I Imu'lnj; Will feeding
time In flitnim
FIRE LOSS AT
COVE IS BIG
COVR (Special) A fire on
Thursday ewuinir completely de
stroyed the apple house belonging
to H. K. Hell. The . loss, about
tnoott, fs partly coverc4l by Insur
ance, A party had been held In
the house In the eve nine und when
It was closed after the Rti)tK hod
left everything wan (nought to be
wife.; About threp or four hours
later the family were awakened by
thn light from the. fire. The fire
probably started from some fire
left In Uc move.
Muny Cove. " people wero Hbop
pitiff In l-a ilrnndo Saturday.
K. J. Ht:u'klond 1b BpcudiiiK a
few days in Portland.
, MIkm Marian Huntley, who is n
Btudeiit In the Union liiwlt hcIiooI.
cume to Cove to spend ihe week
end with her mother.
Motor Cam rkwntod Xofgaoary
To Gcrnuinya Industrial firowth
MI'NU'H, AI') Germnny'a ec
onomic life will remain Its present
"patrlurrhal condition" until It f
fecta a muHH production of motor
cars and goes about Ma reconstruc
tion problems in a thoroughly mo
dern way. according to i. Popp.
director of the Hnvarlan Motor
Works.
In Germany's luck or automobil
es llcrr Popp sees the biggest han
dicap to economic and Industrial
progress uhlch the nation faces,
and he urges un abandonment ot
the archaic idea I hut a motor car
Is a luxury and should bear a tux
of 1 5 percent. ,
The muss production .of motor
cars can never attain the came pro
portions In Kurope that it doc in
America. Herr Popp dcclarerf. He
itttiimates that only persons In Ger
many who1 earn 2. won murks, or a
botit $fWHi ii month, can afford
cui-h, uiul Buys there are probably
Uoau.tMMt OeriminH who have this
Income. On this basis he estimates
the annual yearly production of
curs for local use at about Son. 000.
At present Germany is nrndueing
It In easy to think of Honiethlrg
to do after It is loo lute to do 4t.
AGO
! f
Pally Mornlnff Observer, March
17, lHitR Married J. K, Murchln-
son and Mtsa Hatlle .:.. liunneii
were married In Ihe parlors of the
Hotel Koley yeKlerday ufternoon.
Justice Van liuren officiating. The
young people are both residents of
Suinmi-rvlllo ond have liiany
Hends who join the Observer In
xtendlng to them their hearty cou-
Kt'atulatlons.
C. Playle will plunt GO acres of
potatoes on the Gasklll farm.
JO. I. Gasklll has purchased a
windmill for pumping water.
Tho Klremen's Tournament will
prove a big drawing card this year,
luctory will be In course of con
struction and inany wlllnot only
desire to sec the contests, ulso the
first sugar factory In Oregon. '
W. Grelbel nnd wife arrived yes
terday from Portlund , and will
make La Grange their home.
J. I... McKlnnis of SummervHlc,
Is In l.a Grunde today.
Carl Hoe, editor of the Wallowa
Chieftain, la In the city today und
will remain several duys. j
Teams are ut work today on the
firemen's race track, grading and
eveling. The track will soon be In
Kood condition and the boys will be
UBinR.lt.
The Park Mrfl. Truesdal! of Hlgl
Creek. -MIks M. Tuckc.rof Powdor!
ITiverT 'MlHii"! Jlile South, of the ,
Park wllh hew Shellon of Illg;
(reek. ns driver, passed through
the IVirk on the 11th on their way
to the sawmill on a visit lo the
Vnn boys.
The grass is looking fine U Para
dise valley and the hills ure green
about fruits.
Safe Milk
and Diet .
For Infanta, Invalid., tin Ageli
Nuralng Metbcr., Children, etc
Contains the valuable muscle and, bone building elements found
in the grain and whole milk. Easily assimilated by growing chil
dren, students, anem.es, etc. Excellent as a light lunch when
faint or hungry. Prepared at home in a minute by briskly stirring
the powder in hot or cold water. No cooking.
Theft In OMn Finally I And ft
v'.ilprlt In HubvariBii Jail
SOFIA, Bulgaria (AT) The
search ror a thief who got away
with liberty lpnds in Ohio In 1 020
wna ended hero recently when a
Hulgnrlnn was sentenced lo prison
for IK months.
The securities, amounting, to
llowi. were stolen while in transit
between two banks In Ohio. Tho
Ions was still unexplained when n
rtnlffarlan giving the name of It.
C, It iin.se ff entered n Sofia bank
eight months later ,nnd was given
cash for liberty bonds to the
amount of $!&on. The return of
the securities to an American hank
brought the Information, from
their numbers, that they had been
stolen. Itusseff was located, charg
ed with theft, tried, found futlty
and sentenced.
MAN IN COM A N I N I ' lAVS
nr.NO. Ore. C, n. Harmon.
postmaster nt Hnmpton, has inln
unconscious for nine days after be-
inff bueked from a horse and strik
ing his hood ns he fell. There ore
only momentary lapses from t lie
condition of comn Into which the
accident plunged him.
Kenrlng ihnt consciousness will
prove fatal unless nn operation Is
undertaken, dlrtors have advised
that ttie Injured man be brought
tn Mend, 7o miles, the nearest town
having x-ray facilities, for an ex
amination. Thn trip will have to be
made by auto. Whether Harmon
will be nbb to survive Ihe lonp
journey over ttie desert roads was
conjectural, doctors admitted.
WE HAVE A FEW
RADIOS
AT
Bargain Priees
ONE 4-TUBE SET COMPLETE $100
"Complete" means 'f-AH Batteries, Tubes, rhone3,
Loud Siwaker, and Aerial and Iiisulatoi-s. installed in
your home. ' V ' '
1500 Milen Guaranteed on the Loud Speaker
We have Recently Developed a New Model
We Call It The
Heacock Ref lexophone
COMPLETELY EQUIPPED AND INSTALLED
IN YOUR HOME
$116
With Dry Batteries
Fu in tailed also' with storage battery and battery
. . charger at ?..0 extra.
We guarantee Eastern Coast Reception on the loud
speaker under favorable conditiono.
Heacock's Radio Service
PHONE 407-W
New Harris Apartment llldff. Across the Track
about S0.OA0 motor car. . your.
..' Uni-ponl irow More Halter
: LIVERPOOL (AD The Inhab
itant of this rlty are not consum
inf; at much lUiuor us In 1920 or
else they are taking It more wise
ly. At the rerent annual session
of the licensing committee t'hnlr.
man Joseph JIunUT said eonvle
tlons for drunkenness In lI4 were
4434 as against suim In l2(i. The
heallhier condition of 'thing's . wa-s
due In a great measure to the ae,
Hon of the bench nml the .super,
vision of the police.
PATARRH
I uf hod or throat 1 uan ,
beneriud by th. vapor, of
WICKS
V Vapo Rub
Oor jf Million Jan Ufd Yearly
HOT CROSS BUNS
REAL ENGLISH HOT CROSS BUNS
(Sylvester & Co., Manchester, England)
Made Only By
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
Home of the Golden Crust
HAL
BOHNENKAMP
Ouneral Director
Service That
Is Real
Ability, modern equipment,
together with a courteous and
efficient force are features that
are self-evident in the manage
ment of funerals by this firm.
Our clientele are assured
every attention, even in the
smallest detail with always
the same policy of reasonable
prices in force for which this
firm has long been .noted.
FIFTH
AT
SPRING
STREET
1 : : : I
sssa ksj
FREE
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP AND KOrNDItY
All Kinds of Machinery, Aiitnntnhllr and Ttaclnr. Itrpslrr.1
Orerhaiilr.1 and llehuilt
Anrtylrm WeJdlnj; nl All Kind.
Cylinder Itorlng ami OrerslM riMim.
Crankshafts, I'lstnn. anil l'llo I'lns It. ground
C1IVK 18 A TltlAI.
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
AVo hare made stndy of
wiring conveniences mid cor
nit Huh Mug.
Why not take adrantaim
of our rtpt'rb-nc1. It cots
you nothing to rail on ns.
Wo will Kindly show yon
why It Is worth while to
have tlicNa omnmrtiMint ami
how Utile i1kj will cost yMi.
If joi ran'l ronM la. jnst
plHuie am! we will call at
your 1hi.h
La Grande
Electric Co.
Do You Want
Healthier
Plants?
Bring out the hidden beauty and luxuriance
of your plants by feeding them with our
Plant Fertilizer.
Makes them grow and thrive blossoms
with a richer color.
Sawyer-Holmes Merc. Co.
"If I Had
Only Known"
TWO women went out to buy a certain expensive labor
saving device for the home.
. One was greatly disappointed when, a few days later,
they compared notes. She had bought the same, product
that many of her friends had owned.
The other woman had secured a greatly improved,
new product costing less, but of much more value.
"If I had only known there was a better one," the first
woman said, "I would never have bought this old one."
"I had just read about it in an advertisement," ex
plained the wise buyer. .,
Eveiy day you miss good news of an improvement in
different articles of merchandise unless you read the
advertisements. They tell you of practically every worth
while invention of every progress from the old to the
new.
" Read the advertisements regularly. Know all about
the things j'ou are going to buy before you buy it. It
will save you disappointment, money and time.
The better a product is the sooner
you'll see it in an advertisement
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