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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 4, 1925)
Friday. September 4. 1925.- rage Six THIS LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER OUTLOOK FOR JAPAN BRIGHT TOKYO (AT) Y!ill' Japanese trade conditions rtu i Injr the. first half of the present, year wort' not all that luol been hoped for, mid the industrial nit uul lull just now in extremely hud, the authorities, In the official report of the iep;ni itient of commerce and indu.drv, etale that no pea-dmls-m in ej bo entertained for the future. Tin re port hliows that clur inf the motitliH articles out of :io chief cxpoitH of liif country iur reused in value uT thf CorrrMpoinliriK pe riod of lost year and only ciht ui tii h a iK r. ;i.--- in value. The report f.it'H that raw at lie value, at :j;U.MV"'ii yen export d durinj; the tirst half of this jejtr shows an Incti.iSi- 0f Tn.sua.itiMt yen over the corre.-.pondiif period of of last year. Cotton cloth exports totaled iyy.i;47,coi) yen, an Increase over the corn pottdln period of last your of 4i;,;isf.aoo yen. Anions eporiH which deereaneil In value from the cyirreMpundiiiK pe riod of vm aie eoimied -Hk tain "leu, whM-ii totaled tli.T 1 S.CliCI CAKES MAPr.R NUT COlK'ItU ANliKT, FOOD HKVIF.'H l'OOI) JKU.Y KOU.S COCOA NUT I'INKAi'l'I.K JIONKY mow CIIOf'OI.ATK noi.i.H Gwilliams' Eledric Bakery Makers of Illli-finule Pn.lrlrs "IIOMI3 (JK TliK COLDKN CI CP ST" I yen ho far thl year, a decrease of j Mi,iV) vii from the year hefore, HHk wate and flosH silk export , totaled 1 1. 1 ftf, ono u-n OiIh ar, showing u decrease of l.-Sl.cito yen ; troni J1CM. Marine rod ue I a, mu i chlnery, beans, buttons. Iron, and beer iitfO decreased In export value, i As to Import, (lie first lialf of this year wilncMHed an Increase of 14 aiileleH out of HO, compared with the corresponding period of lut year, and Hi artich n nliowfd u deereuHe In value. Anionx the Im port! which Increased In value are raw cotton, totaling tiii),n7t,tutt yen, showing a rise of 6!.i0 per cent, or -Irt.MiS.oaii yen, over 84. fiOL'.ooi) yen of the rorreBpondioi; period of lust year. Wool ImportH totaled S 4. 3a. otm yen durliiK the lirt half of this ear, an Increase of 4::.7u per cent or 2a.72S.iion yen over a ear hefore. Woolen fab ric import I lux year totaled 8 . a&o.uoa, nn increase of S.421.ooo yen over a year before. Ilice and hi an im port m totaled i S, 7 y i,of ri yen UiIh eur, an increase of M-4a per cent, or aO-SSoiHi yen, over the corresponding period of last year. (leans, beau cuke and crude siiKar I m porta also increased in I heir volume and value. The fluctuation In Import Ik far lawr i mm the Increase, or de crease In exports, which is respons ihle for ilie udversu trade balance. ttt the Rd Crown Millet CJid at any'Krd Crown" pump. Use it and jee your mileage "The Red Crown Mileage Card sure saves money!" The Red Crown Mileage Curd is more than a card for recording mileage -it's a help to you to get the extra 15 to 30 miles that are always in a tunLful of Red Gown gasoline. Here's what one motorist found out: P "Th Red Crown Milcni;pCnrd r.nro saves money! My bua conautuuH only 10 i:allims ol ied Crown' now on a 200 mil run Unit uKod to tako l.i jinjlonti of Kaa.;iJ ovtn more. I hR- . urc I'll :j.-tve emii',h in u yenr on Kcd Crown gasoline to puy lot one tiro at Ira:.!.1 Red Crown Mileage Card records prove daily the extra mileage i:i Red Crown gasoline. Use "KedCrown"ulwuysand profit by itsextra mileage. 1MUU lefestfim &-by miles STAN DA HD OIL COMPANY ? f T t Y f f ? ? t y y y y y y y t y y y y f y y y y y V f y f y Groceries Meals1 CURED MEAT SPECIAL SUGAK CURED HAJIS 32c Lb. SUGAR CURED SIIOULDIiRS 18c Lh. SUGAR CURED l'ICNICS 22c Lb. COTTAGE BUTTS, SUGAR CURED 22c Lb. Buy jour week's requirements, pound guaranteed first class, house every week. Hundreds do it. Every Fresh from the smoke- FORK CHOPS, EOTN 30c Lb. FORK STEAK, 22c. Lb; o Lbs $1 ()() FRESH DRESSED 1IEXS 25c Lb. WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY JI0XDAY Grande Ronde Meat Co. City, Hoover and Economy Markets Barefoot Trip r--5 ill f. vr 7 S A i A? DUTLDDK ROSY I f A' ft"1 HAKKH, On. (Kpeeli! I ) The outlook for the Jialt.fr football team Oilrt full is very yofid and in i lib! UK" "J iiiH'at)in'HM to t'oueh i; I hide man, who for tin Heeund vent will direct liuker'a destny on r lit gridiron. Tl,t- fnolhall season loonin up ill ; t;i' minds tjf all the li)f;h whoul I boys iit the approueli of the full Menu liich be-,ln.s 1. teniher S. Jt I . ii Mjal'y a dead Mie after the j L'st 'in- In t tie fall and during t lie .sorhiK and Bunnin r tnonl h.s, but lirsl in the last five or U yearn. I iiorir who played last year havo been living t'ootbull. ihlnkii)r foot tjall and lalkiiiu Hie Kaine JneeH-.-iantiy for the first time in years. I eruh likewise have not been it out, they too have been Jday- z the name off (he fi. ld. 1 tlii.s (line Ixst ye.ir the pros :ei t.s wer- poor, and ihe Heaaon'8 I'-iord, atthoiiKli fiir Jroi.i diseour- rl.ii;. Lore out Mirh view.s. Then I he purple ii ml Kold had nothing on V.'hu'h to even Marl the founda iion of a t- aui. ("oaeli (.Mndeuian wa:!. left the, bif? Job of buihliiiK n ' hi Ire new tea n; from taeklc !o tackle on the line and the four bark a. Material Is Cood. The muter.at left from Ia.tt year is very rood Ut renards the baek fleld. There linker has llinei, I'ayne. McConl, ('undtff and .lau ary, .,ll of whom piayed fooil.t!l luHt yea or Borne time in the pant. I 'i ban Ala nary will probably t it well Into a haehfield position, nl- thouMh he bus pot been in milt lor two years. He Ntarred ut end posi tion two y eit I'M aKO and if not placed I anions the huekM will pt oltably lake ! bin old position at 'tin end of the lllne. llines and J'ayne form a double threat niaehlne whiell cannot be oveiloolied. Hot Ii run w! with tin- ball and ran be depended upon to play a uood patedatf game. Jliips in without doubt the be.st pa.ser aiuoiiK the (taker pla( rs. and ft would tie safe to any that lie is one of the best in the eastern Oregon distriet. Cundilf played t iniarter hist year but with several new men fronting In from tlie grade m-hools and elewhero thft rompetitlon for pilot of the team will be keen. The line VII I have several va- ratifies that will he liard to fill. The loss of Herbert JSrown and She phftrdson will leave room fun taekles, while the grail nation of t)trom will leave the renter posi tion open. A renter who can wten into the place and do equally tin O.strom will he difficult to "make" in the short time available. The rids are well taken care of, with iJiiff and M unary. Jieui guards and larkles are caus ing no Bim.ll amount of trouble to Cillnueman, fur all last j ear's- line. men ure none. The IjulMing up o line material Is u s'ovv and perplex ing tusk. However, theru are several who showed real ability a time. hist year when they were in the play. Tueie men will fill the gaps In Hie line: Tom Huff, Adrian, Ktmpfer. York and Whit tier. The laM men t ioned was on the varsity squad last year and was u tower of de fense to the Halter team. Ills an pearame is doubtful thi-s ear but is looked forward to. , i'oaeh Is ICendy. Ponrh (ilindentan is on ltand and will start practice will) the opening of school on the Sth. In speaking of the prospects h" Mays, "I'ros peets are certainly bright. be lieve that t will have one of ihe most willing squads In a number of year. They have been thinking the game while out of school and off the field, wlifrh indicates eager ness lo start the battle with real vigor and vim." The schedule, complete exrept for one date, is as follows: Oct. :i Open. del. 10 I'rairie at Maker. Oct. 17 1'nion ;:t I laker. Oct. 24 Halter at Pendleton. Oct. ::l linker at Wallowa. Armistice Day The iu;lles at Maker. Nov. 21 Maker at .North Pow der: - Thanksgiving Day T.n O.inde at Maker. Pumpkin Wiliii M'-iool , Opens The pumpl'in littlKe Hchool opened this week with Idu H. roriielison as teacher. " The new "fours- of Study" for elementary 'ind high school grades has hrt-n received by the county 1 school superintendent ana is bring : sent out lo the teachers. Two large boxes of new nnrary hooks are in the county school, superintendent's office. wiitlng to be distributed over (he county. Miss Cornelia .Marvin, state li brarian, requests every commun ity that ran take rare of a travel ing library to do so and see that good books are in rvach of our bos and giris. Ii you are Inter ested, just write to Oregon Htate Library. Salem. Oregon. The County Pair at Klgin is an nounced for the 24. 1'5. and ZG of September . Some boys and1 girls are going lo have some fine ex hibits then as well as the grown up folks. " Coliseum of Ancient Unmc To He Itepmilitccil in .Movies CI I.VKK CITY, Cal.. ( A P) A reproduction of the great coliseum of the ancient Unmans, said to be one of the largest "sets" ever con structed for n moving picture pro duction, is being built on u lio anv lot here at a cost of $:i(it),iiM), Ph-.ns cull for lo.iino actors lo ap pear in the scenes. We want to live to a ripe old nge ao we ran worry about more ris ing generations. II. A. Loar of Morgantown, V. Va., la onco again n tiarefoot hoy.' .'Sana! shoes and stockings ho is walking' from Fairmont, W. Va., to Tammany. Mull, N. Y.. to pay on election bet.. He thought Davis had a chance to beat Coolidge. Silk exports were favorable i his : year, due to the continued active, demand for this class of goo. Is in the Pulled Slates, and cotton fab-! rle.s and a i n e.-.portA wi re a Iso supporUil well, despite the recent ! ami -foreign agltat ion in Shaii;,iiai and other parts of China. ' It bodes Tnistes Named LONDON, (API The follow ing have been appointed trustees , of the lthodes Scholarship fund: Pre m it r P.aldwin, O. o:: ;t y I 'juv non editor of the Times: Sir I ioukIus I imrir, attorn y general; H. A. P. Kinder, wardv u of New ; College, 0?:t(ird: JO. P. Peacock. director ol the IVmU tr ,i;ni;laud. j Ttudyard Kipling has' Vi signed ! his trusteeship, ' I Wo are going to discuss the HUT question soon us they capture a town whose name vt can pro nounce. 1 A QUARTET Of THE I5EST TABLE FOODS On THE MARKET TODAY i L aJr.ifi," .. - -JMN hi t ft i I i 'i ' 'JJvi Groceries Meals mm Union Creamery Company C A Every woman is in one of two classes today. She recognizes the advantages of electric cooking-, its economy, its cleanliness, its reliability. She is either in the "WISHING" class or in the "OWNING" class. omorrow ay To MISS MURDOCH DEMONSTRATE THE UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC RANGES AT OUR LA GRANDE OFFICE. UK 'SURE TO COME. 10 A. M. TO 5 P. M. Model 9261 Automatic Get Out of the Wishing Glass and Into the Owning Class THERE ARE 9 MODELS OF UNIVERSAL RANGES ONE TO FILL YOUR PARTICULAR NEED HAKE YOUR OWN TERMS WITHIN REASON a s m a 1 1 payment down and the bal ance in easy monthly payments. D 9 During our Special Showing of these ranges we are giving a beautiful $S.oO elec tric Percolator free Electric Percolator Clear, Delicions Coffee with each range pur- Eefcrethe Water Boils chased. Saving V3 of the Coffee Until September 15th Only Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company COOK BY WIRE - - -NOT BY FIRE : t t t
