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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1928)
Friday. Jan'ury 20. 192ft x Pare fclx LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER WOOL MEN NEED RE-ADJUSTMENT So Says Frank Hagen- Imrth in Ogden Address ; Growers Blamed j OOnivX, Vtiih, -Inn. Shi (AI) TVpliulriK t lint tlic fnlluro of tho I wool inrfimtry to alian- in tin pin. ! pi-rily of itw nation wits u "con- j fi-flHlon of Khot't-HljflitPdnoHH unit Ith fllclfiify." I'nink J. Ilitwn- j hiirlh. nrisMont of tin- National J Wool firovvci'rt association, yi-stt-r- j ilny rnllo1 upon tln woo kidwi-m j urirt iruimifafiur' ra for incir-umil ifOopi:rall(n iiml ti n-ail j nl nu-nt j within thf Industry. i In IiIh unniiul ntllrcsH In-Con- tJm Associntlon. In convention lion1, j jT'-KM'-nt MuK'-nhartli Kit hi wool 1 prifOH In tin' past two years bavi' ) irr;ii tttaKnnnl or on lint iliiraxi lioiHilliHtan.liiiK IiIrImt wool j prlri'H (ilironil timl Rn-iii prosper- ; tly In oilji-r imiusii ies of I he conn- j try. i Kay tivttwcv in lllniiif j ', Ho cliiirtfnl Unit tin Ki'owcr lift ( imiilft his own low value inurlul OirniiKti liiH fallin-f to Itnow woii.J j nmrket ionliilmi anl ilemnnds, j llfnl point r to eooperall'i onler y marUt tiMK as the renu'd. j '. An ah'rceiiienl lunoiiB tho ar- fsir wool iinitH to initiiii prouiir. Hon orwnniiiird hIiiihV Mih-h wouM Tli'lp relll-Vil Hie KilUiitioil, he will. "A Bneruily prospeious piihlirt i Hhould hi' made (o pay lliat price i for KOGdH which is warranted liv j their uroHpMlly, which will uniiWc J mlllfi to maintain lhr Au'ieiiriin ; hlalldard of living and M ale of j wnnn . fiJiil pay u fair return on j lutll Investment and nverhcad.' ) ( ilonlarod. i rrosidf-nt HaK'-iiku-tli lauded tho orKunizatloii. of pools to bring j wool wllliiK l"t" fewer hamlH ami j In lawr mi 11 m as a menus of mud- , lug disastrous competition, hut as- iertfd that there were still loo piaiiy (Oinpeletivo Hrllllllf aKi IU li H In the fir-Id. MiuUt'diiiC rimis "Moves mo now under way to romhluo iIii-hp nunifi-oiis coinpi'll livc pools and mdliim donialtis un der onn .compcti-nt nwiritoljnw Otf'fy," he nddi-fl. "t'oncWIn plaiiH will lio Hiihinltled for your ronsliloratfon for tin' mnrl(etinif of the Wt'2'J clip. Thlii movement lontemphites the perlei'iion of ;i lialtonal wool marketing eonm-il and u national selling ngenry operating I" behalf of tho pro-dueei-H In harmony with the CiOi . pnr-Vollend net.'' The spi'ultei appealed lo niein-lif'i-8 of Hit' nsHoelatlim lo ennibln.' MKalnst offortH lo lower or nhollnli I ho wool tariff. lie warned tin' growers they would "now have to face u new,' menace from Unit Hintill but powerful roup of inter national ha n Iters who have. OUT OUR WAY By Williams cBoRRRV MF Hee: Awr PR AIR C COvVPOVSj" DAT WHUf DE.W -AX FO AW' . DAT" WHuT DW l T CGWRO- SOKlG'b MOT 'be. ric6ilemt1 cJp em &Be.ce DAT" fetUFP ? 0Ey4 BlCT AM OP'S a OT MOT A f I , '1 I 1 f& 1. K I. ,t. if IR I IWVHM . t. I li -. I I ' . ii.t '. iL ;w - lmj iM-r m&.h X "The Four ELGIN PERSONALS imtr.i.t i,.Mt hi mum s KTAUT IUAV SKMA Y. KIIIN (Special) ilrs. J'Yona VVfaihorspoon rpturnefl home Hun day MtUer 11 nhoit visit nt Zenith, W'hmI). She ucromponled Jlrr, K, H. t'rockeii in the Miinnle home horizontal line, 1 tier mill rftportH mat Airn. irocK-; PAl tlH ( Ai f; ) -W 1 1 1 1 no rs li u va raiiffht the ziir-aKs from which di'tthtiiiinkcN ' urn iffrintf and which nmnlfcrtt themsolvcH In thlntrit like Irregular heuiMney and Sow hnu with brims un irreKii lar as dreH-hfcniB art- havjntf a hi hiiccchh. One of thn newest felt hais has a plain short hrlm like a cloehr? at the left Hide while the rlKht nido droops far below tho rlKht ear nnd Is full, and wavy. Vellfl that are worn dhigonatly nrross the face Bhow further ef- 1 . s yv J' Y S L" Rt'o u b. pat. orr. HOARSE MEKlJ e. uy nca stvir; ; ett 1m imw nicely nettled there. While- cihiMtiiiK ilonday, Xina I l')illllpn. t lie 0yp(iridrt daughter of .Mr. and .Mrs. Karl I'hllllps, frl j vi i 1 h ir painful urcident. .T)ie Hied imnick a fence tlp'owliiK 'the child joif.aml cutting a deep i:tn n her (thiMh. Hhe Is reported to be slgw 1 ly Improving. , I Mrs. Ileber Kox wns called to Iji fectn of the Influence, Craiule Ahmday iiiuht by the serf j mis IIIiickh of hr fMtheiv J'Viuik I Iteed, who pasMed nwny early Tiies ; day moruiiiK. -Mi'. Heed wauu'resir 1 dent of KIk in for many yearn and j leaves many friends hero. j ! Mrs. J.oMiin Hunt, of I'nmpktn, ! Itidwe, came 10 l(a f!rame .lundny jio spend the week with her daiiKh- ter. .Mrs. Joe' Tracy. ' I Sam Mason and family have ' J nmvitd in U-i (Iramle to make ihelr; : hnme. v j ! liuii'h lirnes left Sunday for I'l'ttrtland, where- he will enter the j veterans' hospital fir medical j 1 Irentinenl, j- - Ihiuene Cahes ypepl Huiplfiy wltll! j his parent. Ur. and ilrs. t, (' jt'ahes. uf Klh'in. llo haw beeii em ! ployed 11 the Hervewel store here, I, : but, moved to a rirandc the first j f the new year. I .Mrs. Joe Taylor and children. : spent Sumbiy with .Mrs. Tuymr, who is worliinK n'ir linhler, .Mrs. .lames Oke letL Tuesday for I'oriland, where she will pend the remainder nf tjje wjnier. AI r. 11 ail .Mis. lod f rey J J ndert and nii left for !.n Crunde the I'list tf the week, where they will make Lhelr hmiie. I 'Iho next moot I ok of the t'rleket ; Mat mtiimo will be held .Inn. 28 nL j which lime there will be roll rail : uf member. 1 """s ale of household items Mil UU, l-iiildlim I'i.iik .lim,i'iin. "IT"-' null niiiiiy (tltir-r lleins TRV - The Oregon Hardware FIRST I. NORTH POWDER PERSONALS NORTH I'OWIHIU (.Speelal) '. l. Miitchinsoirs little daimhlcr was Injured when hIjo acchlenially cmmlit her liand In the wrluaer of the NvashlUK' niachlue. Iter nuith er heard pei' cry ami Immediately stopped the maehliic Two honest were crushed In heft hand but she In Kctthitf aloiiK nleely. l-;lnnr IbdliiiKer ami family are vlslilnn I.. I Ja ut;lieri. v. They ar rived here from Kamela , Tuesilay noun. .Mr. Ilolllutfot- Is a hrother lo .Mrs. I )a imhorly. ( . 1 t'liarle I 'a liner, owner of ; he j Palmer riuirmncy has snhl his In- j I crest o not'KC -'eruuson, of I'ori-i land. .Mr. lei(:uson comes here; nih'liiy recouiliHMMieii, tie nas l tee 11 j In busliicss at I'nloii atl In li 1 , ('(iNSTA.NTIXOl'l.i: (A I') -X.-M-0 An tut, who I'lnims in ho . I year old. Is aboul to lake bis twelfth Wile, j The self-styled longevity ehnin pinn of the world is recuperating I from a slight illness iua ('uiimiiiii .linople hospital and Hie aired Kind ; asserts 1 hat hiri reeovei y would have been niin h niore ra nid if H 1 I The Knelt Wall ki-miiko held lts ejrulaj- ineeilnK .Ion. lil. when oi- " fleers were Installed. .Miss Jla.H 1( I'rni'liitii Insialliiii; officer, -as- t tan den to t be prif4hi ly centenarian. 1... i.,. ir,..UAnrf .nt i:hini ' iLiid not 'been for t lie vishs of hi! 1 imii n 001.111, iiose afjc "i : 0.1s hemiu lo make her a bore and a Me vows I hat he will divorce her as soon as be Is released from iho hospital and haft offered his hand and heart thruiiKh the Turkish press to any ninderaliVy pretty and youiiK woman. 1 Hush. j Tie next retrular meetlnK villi be held .Ian. -'S nt which tluii)' State .Master I'almiter will he ires-, ent. , I it-.- n - ft.. ill . . W '88 & li'V A?M tiratie, .Mr. I'alniei fiime byte j con-, from l-htterprlse and purchased tho! ri'lvnd the brilliant plan of loan- tdrui; store from t. It. Knssell about ; K millions to the armed eiunpH I five years npi. huildiaw up n sue-1 'iLi'tUJUijiiys ( of Kuropo and then so muneuver- luK nfiulrH that the American peo ple Hhallt repay their Kurnpean loans." "There plan is simple," lie tuiid, 1 "Loan the money to Kuropc nnd then lower or abolish the tariff so that Knropc may invade tho Am' crlcnn market and make repay ment with American money. Fhmh'h Tnriff "A full knowledge of tlic ncUiat iictual condition will convince con- J , HresHaml the country at larj;c thai j WAHIllXfJTftN. Jan. 2n (AI) tho pis.Hent airricultural tariffs , ltMtinaler (b neral New In con- Wicks was 11 I taker visitor Wednesday. Kiltm J ml was serJouxly injured u hlle (tdatjjKUiiiiiK .Saturday, fa li bit,' on hn iron on the side, culling her side and hreakfim a rih. New Confined To lied Uy Illness Inust he maintained and lu some liiHianceH Increased." he continued. 1 ItnKcntuirth revtewt tl the work j of the association In seniiinif the j wool and lamb tarlrfs. saienard )nr the Industry's freight rates. 14 nd In building up a system of credttH thrmiKh the Intermediate credit banks lor I he benefits of Iho RrowerH. All this, he deihued, )uih j been Hccompllshed at almost ne 1 ItKlble cost to the prodlh fhied to bed at his home because of n leg nerve Infection. It in sold al his office that while the disease Is not daiiKcrous It was very painful and It wiih thought .Mr. New would have to remain In bed Heveral days longer. I lis physician has ordered com plete rest. HUSH AND, WIFE UNITE!) AGAIN AT ROSEIiURG ItOHKIM'lia ore., Jan. 20 (Al'l Mrs. Amanda MrConnell, .', re turned today to her , husband, Jumes Met'onneil, 11. niter huvlnif been held In custody lor iho past week on n chin e of liavinx at -tempted to poison Hie elderly man In order to he aide to dispose of tlolr small amount of properly ac cording to her wwn plan. Mr. Mc t'onnell, who slnee his wife's arrest bus been tryltiK to procure her it-haw-, declared to oCi.ers today that he had b-anod 1 mm a neighbors that two buys Were Seen In the house nl lei' -M i s. Mel 'nil llell'H departure. M i s. Met 'oanel! had prepared an ea rly bi 1 aklast and left a plate of food for her bnslKind w ho did noi arie until later in the day. He lonml the lood unpalatable and tlm-w H out to the dotr. m hereupon the don dbd nf stri hlillie poison. Mr. .Mci'onnell says that lo neililior boys, who were lieo,uent visitors nt the Mci'onii' ! home ard had the freedom ot the place, were Keep in the house niter the wo man's (b part ure. As he l vi ry liaid of bearing hi iil u.it knew of their piesen.e II t t It the lu. formation w;is jjiveit .y a niii;li hor. The couple ere happily re united this mornimr and went to their home a fchori distance nut of tOWIl. While (he case has not hrell iiclnally dismissed It is h-Iievd that no fuitlur jetton will be taken. She luriilshed i I .nan ash bull 10 uppear In tore the I lu uuiy I'TIII nf the Kialid buy. - , . UVk PJ1 iM 'V HIA , N bulky, coitly tin, htwe .... 10 Half pound vacuum humhltir, 45 (tun Ve watch this against ibew all . regardless!. REGARDLESS of its .pneknge-, aldiough tlic package is rigbt; repardli-ss of its price, although' lower; regardless too.of cut, tliougii tlie cut guarantees cool smoking vc match Granger Rough Cut against them all! No costly tins nothing forshow hut in quality of leaf and care of manufacture, not one penny spared! 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TI,.' uiiiniint l.. e Hrll lir i'.. an p. r , "ni or tin. tm n ri-r.-it.i- I T0 Tonr Mkn'a KrinBd" of III.' 1:1:1s ii'il' or kiiv, rn- , Nrr rnvndrr. I'luone Main 111 1 . K.B4r Kulua Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. And fecres to make -it easy a coupon' I'lirllund. llirttiN v' Plfirnr trnd me Th J'.f:iud iy iii.nl fur out vt"tt chpi-kfil below. r.ivnirnt eiHUwttl. inenl torcst luinl in tin- tuti. A-.IH10 City Bii I Siair ' Ptily- and t-Snnrf '.Oil Prr Vfr KumUy Only LAST C A Only 8 More Days To Finally Close Out Every Article In Westensko w?s Bargain Store FINAL SLASH IN PRICES Come lake your choice of our entire line at lowest prices ever of fered in La Grande. Extra Special Dress Sale Newest New York Styles in High Grade Silk Dresses Values up to $19.75, all go at $9 5 us t Y Y t f Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 1 , . . . Westenskow's Bargain Store Quitting Business jjjj f Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y T I t Y Y X Y Y Y Y X i Y Y f Y Y Y Y Y K 1 K .