La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 05, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPr-9 Pour LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Saturday. January 5 1929. FRANK B. APPLEBY . Editor aid Pabllataer HARVBT V. MATTHKWH) Bnslnciai Manager i Published evening., except Bunaay, at 1411 Adams Avanua, I A Grande, Oreann, Tha Obeerver'Mur published every Friday. Rnterrd at tha Postoffica ut lA (Jnuide, Oregon, aa Second Claim Mall Matter under act ot March 3. 1879. OFFICIAL, PAPMIl OF LNION COUNT? AND TUB MRMHI-.M AHHOCIATKD RUaV . ' Tha Aaeoolated Presa la- awloalvely entitled to aa for public tloa ot all newa dlspaluhm credited' to It or aa olheawtaa oradlta . If paollaned herein. AU rlchia it repukUaolWa, at anla dl palohea la thl paper, and alio tba local n herein aleo r reserved. . ; ' - ' , ; SUD8CRIPTMM RATE " ' - ' ' ' By Carrier Dally, pai month m adrnnca .. .a , . 76a i Daily, ell menllm I advance $. Dally, elniile copy . . a. ... t ' Dally, par month In advance tMily, par afta month.-la advanc . IMlly, par yeur In advanoa , Weekly Gbaenar-ltar. par yaa . -. 10 lfci l.(r il.0 - ADVKRTIfltrffr RATBff Display, foreign, per column Inch :, Display, lonul, per column Inrb Time aoatrant prtoaa an application. 430 4o KX1IOI1TVTION- O ilKiiiKnlnf 'Jacob, eritnt ye,.nnd' let . iih walk In the llwht of the l.r,l -lHn.-2:5. ''..'. - I 'HOTMIItllltallllll i Snow 14 Inches Deep This Week At Promise, Ore. .Ily Mra. Ita-i-llia. Carper ' bsenrnr 1'orreapondont) PUOMIBH, Ore.. (Hpectnlr Promise nna experienced consider- nhle miew recent ly and K Is nt prca- cnt unoiit I inches deep, hut the wouthcr la not ho cohl. Mlns Kelscy returned to Promlso Tuesday- evening after an utenro . of two days, Tisltina- her narntiM.. Poim.A.Ml WHtLVI' lit flatter, fir. Hchool he-run airnln ! P'HtTI.ANIi, Ore., Jun. 6 AI') Wednesday In- th Klvcraldn die- Whom: MK Hour! hluestcm, Imrd trlct. The, Promts district had no .while l.tli; eol't while I. la; wesl vanMion except t'hrlmmaa dny and je-rn while I. Ill; hard winter 1.08; MARKET NEWS OP THE DAY Wheat Mar. .... y .... July I'MlffAliO OHM " awi rrlirh Imw flnmt Htk ' t.Hii I.IS .ISl.rS rMIK Ml la l.lHM IIIJ,II t.lOH' !. l.H.IT fcM I.III'IHII, win:. VI' I.IVKItHOOI Jan. 5 Af) When I i-iiaiv: Jlanh tin lrtd, por Inn pnunilK, ll.J'j.ij,; May, m IITid $1.31; July. H I 'id. 1.:I3X. 'O' all III' jicojilculiftVr bubhln ni' Una) Hare) ' know Hrb Ifimv aa ailwie Ih . wu Htruuiillii' thm' fiilb'Kii, - not fine lia;4 'KuU juvy. Iti'iMc nlioiiir IfNUihtf lilfn a ilotlur lill haliinlHi.; "H'll Im' Jrt hIv iiH.4illia nli lit' next ;iimtt Hint rani alilruM nn'MpiiroMsilkM Miltl lrM; iaife) Hull f'flny. when rtrnioftiffL ily Mdinlml- lnr' immv. laitiy. Tlie itloiil wiiy of irettinor iilonor will never be realized Irv mi.... i UltJ IIIIUI . , . , , . Many persons do not seem to be ashamed to 'iulvertimj the fact, that they have made a failure of mairiajfe. PON DOS A BABY DIES IN BAKER ON WEDNESDAY It is easy for a man's neighbors to fin out a'fieat deal wore about him than he enres to have Uieni know. ': Our circuit and juvenile judges deserve commendation for their piwtipt and severe action in the cifsea of 6ur youth ful bandits. Two, three, four times'-ha they been, found jruilty; as ninny times had they broken parole. Punishment is tha only recourse in nuch cases.; Idiotic, leniency is far more Injurious to society than it is helpful to youth. , The federal government will spend $60,000 in grading; the forest road Iwlween Elgin imd Weston the route that received much attention two yours ago -when a Walla; Walla La Grande highway watt under discussion. 'Most of the un improved portion of the road- is in the national forest, will lie completed gradually for fire protection if; for no other reason. Sooner or Inter it will be tlfc 'norhial and natural thing to build thu , brief, coiinecting links to. bring this new 'I'" J.'"'"" iiiirh.'achoui. return. mi ovaamotrhtnins indon. , r- 1 ! ' 'm&m New yeara day. f. 1". carper and eon. Harold, went to : Powwfttkji Monday, but I the company had lutir otf nil the euwycra and were raovlnir nunp ao they retnrnad iiaine Weitnewlny, atnpplns to vlait nt the lien MrCln nln harnd on-tha way. Charlea Ken worthy, who ha Hpent ; acveral t weeka.wlth hln daiiKllter, lra. Oarrett, . returned houuv limt Thureduy. , Onnp No. . on. L'QHrwalka-rld'te la UcIiik inovo.t to the I'romlm rldifer to what, 1m known bore na the (-ui ltnn ' plu'ec, throe and a half tfillca norili af .Muxvlllo . on the 1'ronjleo rndii. . 4 ,' ; AluM.'AlJco Chonowortll tcrt'.Tiiea day for .Monmoutlt where ahe will enter normal. KChooI. " r ,." '.1. -' Ij'lionatd and thoater v. 'I'hey 'nlab butchered fnr Mm. Nellie-Klcahmun. northern eprlnfc I. nit; weotcrn red I. 111. Data: Nn. S-as II,. white 3S.no, Wheat Heavy And Lower at Closing f'lirfAflO, Jan. 6 (AP) Open ing; ut ?fc to e advance, corn af terward scored material further Kalna. Wheat atarted ',t,c off to ic up and Inter roue all around. Oala were linn. ProvlMtona llkewim: tended upwanl. Wheat clnaed heavy. - c to '.ic net lower, corn at 4e to c Todny'H ear receiula: Wheat 20. 'net ipiln, oat L1i He hurley I, flour l. corn 9, hay 10. vUlona vurylnif from 1 . . j to u rlo of 1 lie. up, the pro- diH-llne j i'HK'AtiO C.SU flllCAtltl, Jan. 5 (AD Wheat, i no HIllCK. . I'orii. Nn 4 mixed KB'i i 3-.',; No lb nilxtl Nlli', fft si. I llata, No. a while lO'ril'i'i '4 w hile 4 4 '.i . I Kye. no etilee. Hurley afilri'llll; Tliinidiy aeeil a.K&'irQ.tA. I lover aenl 22.00 '( 311. fit). No, Ottrrct Kenworthy vlalted Hnnday nlKht ut ('. l'. fniper'a. " t lllfA(if) I.IVKMKX'K fHU'Atlll, Jan. f, (AP) (FT. . tiept. of Airric.) Hokh reeeipta m.iMiii; ulioiit IJ.niHi or Ihe run di rent; uiarkiit nioKtly III (g- 15c high or; top ID.UO paid freely for 1B0- 340 It., welirliin; ahlppera Htood (l.otin; eatlmated holdover 2,ono lira. Kavenct M Dnnalrt hue been I hiltehera, niciHlim to choice l!f.O- fiulto- 111 th la week. . .fir.'i .!)fl; jiio-rjno Ih. 8.70 John t'afper made a trip-to Will- "'', n": Klo-lmi Iti. s.oow 9.00. luwn, tho fleet of th week. Cattle recetpta 300; compared lo Hill Curnor wma warklna-tn'Mnv. n week airo. venrltnirM anil llsrlit Uy M. )l. K. UuyiiMHul , I vllle Monday and Tueadar. . eteera eaneclallv low nrlce. Miht (Olmervcr .Correnpandentr If Ijo Xniitli haa mrmtr av Wallnun ieteera xlroai- to ane Mlu-li., - rinlsheil l'ONIKIHA. Ore.. (Special) The .'w hero he haa aonio work. . ; heavlca held dp hut Inhetwcen baby irlrl horn to .Mr. und Mm The family op rfed Trump la .itrailea l,.t tsfi toe: uneven trade i-ilii jvune 111 w. iionpiiai 111 muter Krlday evenhiir, paaHed' away W'od. neaday -niortllnir. .Mr. Kllno (a time keeper nt (ho foiticinir camp. ... r , Mr. and .Mra.. 'I'. J.- I'owera nlld Mr. and. Aire. P. J. Pnwera nt tended the Klka watch party In Haker .Monday Aveiilnir. . ' Mr. nnd Mr. I.loyd M. Judy re turned from Irnuatdra Wednewlay whertrthey apent ClirUtmaa. Vern on and MIhr Marine Uiw-renco, aon ami daimhter of Mra, Judy, who attendeil achoot In IrnniddcH, returned with Ihem and vlnlted hen pnlil-'rueaduy. Karl 'iitont of Heattle, nrrlved Hiinday and la. a muet nt the, M. (1. ,11111-ri.y uoiiii. ,ir. Aniaoii roinii-1 , 111-M n,,u.u u HvKiiK, i.. UAm erly lived at Perry where -hla nioveinonr. tfhlch was rrcner.iHy do-1 ' 1 " r'": '"' "we" ,9-50: feP'1' fathi William Wuiann ran the . acrllieif aa a, nntunil correction of I '""ba I4.sri; hulk prlcea for com pa ny atom. . ,. top-heavy epec.llatlvo poaltlon. ,lH' ''"ll: '''"t ""' W. J. Cai.trell ami fumlly re. Several curly iralna of 3 to IB points ! ''''"'"'"" ' l-Sr ft ewea. lurniil.fioni Lit. Oran.liv Monday Wero cut down, or wiped out imd i 2"'i' ''-r': ''r'tiaB "",- W-MV avcnlllir w here they ntlenile,! thl'a m,mher of Inane annfc ' I lo s ri.nei-,.1 .11 w p. cantrell, fatl,er ,, Mmv yeH,Pr,,v-H ,., . I anriKruiif nifuln. from flu-:- on lluht helfera and mixed year- Mlaa Clarahel) lihlne returned tollliiKa; audi Kin. In cioaliiK ateudy to hcrmohool un the Uww, l'owwutka i26u liiKhcr: venlera ufler a ahurp 1 luieaay aventnir artnr KpcndinK-the ,advaneo closed at H.oom.50 low er for the week; extreme top fed yearlliiKa 17."H, h.-avli-a 1 S.tjil; not much ahove II 0. Oil; moMt abort fed Hleera aelllnu- at 1 4. Till ilow-n to J I .6ll. r F T . 1 mieep reretptH l.aon; ror the oaaffft tuxenange . week 4,000 .ured, sr. ,ioi,i,i, from rectinir atatlona Improved dreaaed meat trade and IlKht receipt com bined In force fut lamb valuoa 3u() liojldiiya. with her pucenta In Ornnile., Wert ilctHiinla broiiRht her in, ' t . t ... Form Reversal In - NEW TOI1K, Jan. S (AP) The atock market dlapltiyvd a:complut r..ve,,,l of form .today, acllmK off J,"c h,K,,n'' a a"" mr- aharply after 'a 'aplrl.Vd openins ,v' ,,rs ''"d fnt cwc. 75f rolDr. n,er otl.lnS in- the " "'r; f,""nK """"" U'u h.y- new t explain tho acllinit 1 f "'' ,U: . tn'' lrk'": r,u l'orrri.in pitooi ck POItTLANI). Ore., Jan. 6 (AP) Wholeaalo prlceB: Hotter, eiraa. milk-, atendy and unrhnnjred. Poultry: Hprlnitera higher 22frt 23, other poultry unchnnKed. - Onlone, piiUitoea, wool, nlita, hay, clncnra hark, hnpa; nil Htciidy and uncbniiKed. MEN'S Florsheim Shoes and Oxfords Regular $10.00 - $UM Vahres, : $8.00 and $8-80 Hart Schaffner & Marx SUITS and OVERCOATS Now One-Third Off! N. K. West & Co., Inc. The Han's Store. NKW VOHK f Kl IT NEW VOHK, Jan. B (AP)- Ih-led fruit nnd1 hope, atendy. I HH'TFttRRVr i SAN l''ltANl-ISC). Jan. B (AP)j Hutte-rt'nt, f. o. h. San l-'ranciMco, : 62c. ' . .hi. i.uiiiii-ii, nn,, iiieu in iiiiaer . tallmiM n''': ;- , . I ' The cloalnir wna lrre(tilnr. Thui-adny. - Lie.Hhler and " Hoover m getting close to home shores agiiin--and close .to the job hunters who have been so III at ease ever since this good-will trip started. ' Although:, mi announcement of his cabinet has been made, ono would imagine thut the se lections are rather definite by this time, together with most of the other important appointees that must be directly decided by the new president.' .'Some- announcements may be made before his ten-day conference period is up in Wash ington, and will be awaite with interest by common citizens and with some trembling by politicians. Whatever the final lineup, Hoover has increased his public following nnd his public confidence so fnr. lie- will start his term with every advantage. '": r JINGO PROPAGANDA : ' "Wo Jove to delude ourselves," wrote Goldsmith. We do, and nowhere more than in our interpretation of politics and foreign affairs. Teople who are simple-minded and trustful in other mutters will lend credulous ears to any oracle who rises to explain that things are not what they seem in politics ' nnd affairs of state and that international relations, nre all compact with plot and counterplot. Nothing seems to be incredible when told of politicians. In the recent political campaign many preposterous and Impossible ideas were given general circulation, an generally believed, by some because they wanted to believe the worst about the other side and by others because they believe nothing is impossible in politics. A pen-ei'se imagination twisting the facts does even bet ter when applying the detectivo faculty to actions and state ments by foreign governments. They must never be- taken nt their face value. .That would lie lioth stupid and un patriotic. One must always look for the sinister purpose behind the fair-sounding words. That is what th publie is told, for instance, that It must do about foreign overtures for disannanveut. The favorite theory of those who are wiser than seven men that can render a reason U that the whole tiling is a trap artfully designed to catch Uncle Sam. by the heel. An elulwrate conspiincy has been set up by foreign nations, intended to deceive credulous Americans, lure them into keeping their own navy small so that England or some other foreign, power may the sooner and the easier gobble it up. When pushed to such alwurd lengths as in this case, this villain theory is bound to result in causing people to question the motives of those who go nlxiut questioning the motives of rylKRly else. Hlmre's.' approximate' To- 2,400,11(11) t ' TAHMKH.VTj, Tiu-m-sum (AP) ! kiini-hli'iv of Mr. and Mra. J Ijiy w ho havo a farm' at the Park. , .Mra. (lenritn.- lla,ler - and aon. Dale. ' til I'nfmi -..tnii,.,l ,.. a Wodncdav -lifter a. week's vlalt at!"l,l,,n "r( J?''" " Hcovered bv''"l''y the hum,, of her brother nnd fuin- '"' "'"""Ri"'ol ; expedition from i Medium ny, Mr, and .Mra. Henry .Maxflcld. Warren Orion haa alao been n irueat nt (ho .Mnxileld homo for ten days. Ho la Mrs. Maxl'lcld'a brother. v Olio of the new poicrr.,vr wvKKPorK I'CHtTl.ANI), Ore., Jan. 6 (AP) TotalH for week, approximately, '.V'i i'9 mifyi i.ww, catlie, compared with week IIKO, lllilna. nf niii-Uneient Mnimhl pal- I atendy with demand wcuk. nco .Cnntnlnliiu valuable objects of ' ' '"' "lock 2 Be to BOc Mailer. (Ireek, llaeuinn. lluddhlat and Ar-I f)""''' cIuhsi-m aleadfy to stroiiK. fairly xnod ateera 9. BO to .12.10. Kla.l.M 11.25 down. Otf Himllly down ii. Bo and uudr. licit- ra in load up to I0.7B. Cowa up liievroleta v.0! delivered AO Mr. and Mra. (leoi-Ke A. Kuller Nw Venra day. . Mru'Vernn 11. Iloitir, teacher at linker, apent the weekend ut Med. leal SprinitH. Mra. llnirir IniiKht thlx achool for three yeara and haa nuiny frienda in thla locality. Mr. and Mra. C. O. Illoom. form er reddenta of Pondoaa but now located In linker, apent a few dnya thla week vlaiilnir with Mr. and Mra. V. I-:. Whllten. They arrived hero Monday nnd returned to their liflmn Wednesday. M. J. l.crvlll and Merl PmltH. returned from l-hniueit, Idaho; Wediiivulay after a ten-day vaca tion. They drove over and back. Mra, I.erwiH ' accompanied lOim; hut will not return at present, she Is visltliiK- her mother, Mrs. Mury Lark and other rclutryr'.i. ' ' llr. l-.eater -Kntnn arrived Mon day to-'nnend a week.at Merttetil Hlx-cyllnderisprlnim Dr. Knton lir n chiropodist with otflcealn PortThnd nnd an old friend of Mr. nnd Mm. 1'. J. Pow ers. A aon wna horn Krlday evening to,. Mr. and Mra. Darrel W. I,ow. Hoth mother nnd eon are reported to bo dnliur nicely. The. little fel- to 10. 2B. Desirable she stock 9 up. Off iiuallly ix down. Low cutters down to- $B. - ltulla mostly 7.2B- to 7.75. (lutslan.liliK quality tip to tx.sli, Heat llulit vealrrs 314. Ciiives $11 down. Heavies and thins down tn J7.M1. Iloifs. compared with-n, week niro mostly . fne blKher. Hulk litrht hiitchera Over nnd under- low baa been nnine.l lln,-r.,l w wciirna :i.sa llown. Kxtreme hen- j,. jle down to s..',n nn,t below. O. . I. Robln.on returned ,o roun- !'.nln V'T, " !" ,S' M?ll ell. Idaho, Thursday after spend- l i , "1l,n","r , ""f m"M'y V In two week with 1.1s sons. S. A. j ,P'KN'."- tr0"K ""' and latar and their families, mand up to $.Bo. Medical Spring muifre hold Ita'. Sheep, rnuipnrd with week niro, reiriilnt meetlnit at the school bouse himbs and yeniilncs fully SB cents Tue.day eveninx. In the absence i hlnhcr. Kwes iiuoinble steady, llest of the master, - fleorico South, oil lamlia nffei-ed lirouwht $13 to l-lydn ItlMim presliled. 112.25. Strictly choien kinds aliat nt. Hurry Johansen, 13-year-old son .Mt- Adams shorn lambs reached of Mr. anill Mrs. Carl Johansen. , 7.50 und to" pound wool yenrlins la aiiendlua; hia vivratlon by hnvinit!$lo.7B. Kwea nbaenl. quuted up a mild oai of niumps, , . to $11.50 or heller. OUT OUR .WAYj By Williams TRY W. K. GILBERT CO. FIRST HT GOSHtSOME OF Tr-si i CAtsiT BtiGEt? 1 - .-VV. PetlOWS MAK M -UAT &ACr OUT. HE'O GEt TUAT Neci( VTSMOULD CrO- V 0ZA "r,C -Or?1rlrtf 14 OOES AM ' Cdwj7U CAOC.HT N OLD FOOU Ger 317 (yJ fe--N3AT vvHoviMCr M aching ? so- OLD ? . "T Viv---3i A'ERt's Nlo Foou- V' -,, -rcil "vflhiV S. "-ue am old fool, y -; TK j 1 arr-J P5yi Guess, i I An or.iHnaiu-e roftnliint; a permit ' for tlui HtrliiKi'iff or luyins of . wIpch for ruMo cqulpmcfnt with in tlio (.'ily of Ial Ovnnile, Orr Kon; 1'rovlilliiK the mitnnr of HtrJHffinf? or liiyfnK' mUl win, mul provliliiiK it- penalty for the violation of any Ui m of thin or Uinancp, iuuI ittt.l:iriiifr an wiht-Kt-ncy. TJiK CITY OK. I, A OKANhK, 0 1 1 K( J ON, DO KH OltDAliV AH KtJLl.OWH:- Koction I. Tiint from uml after lie pumiKO of thin onliimncc, it hull he unlawful for any prnon, ' firm or corporation lo string or lay any wire for raillo cqiiinincnt within tht corporate limilu of Un ity of Im, Orando, Oregon, witlio-jt firl receivlnsr a permit from th City Jtcconier, authorizing the Ktrinpinff or laying of 'siiiil wives for such radio equipment.' And the (Mty Jteconier Ih hereby uuthorlzcl i to Ihsuo a permit, without ehurtre, to Any upplicnnt, for the fttrliifcfntc or layinic of such wtreH, upon up pllaation of uny perHon, firm or' corporation, In writing, dewtgimt inff tiio plnco, or pluce, wher'e said wlren are to be Ktrunic or laid, und the manner of the conHtniclioa of atild radio equipment In so far uh the Name relates lo thu wiring. .V ? -' - ' - ' 1 Sectiou it. That when It Is shown 1 by any such application mcntione-d in section 1 of thin OrdiniiJice, thut any wires In the construction of! any radio equipment are to. be in-' stalled over, umU r or near existing powt'r.. lights bent tftfphune- or telegraph, wirw, the work shall be: done by a regular licensed, wire num. or under the dlreetlon and ; supervision, of tho City Manager. Any and all wiring for radio equip- i iiient shfiLl hereafter he construct-I ed as near as possible in arcord-' anoe with the mien of the National Klectrlo 8ufety Code, adopted by the Public Servlch Commission of Oregon. , Section 3. Any person violating any provision of this ordinance shnll he deemed guilty br a mis demeanor, and .upon conviction thereof before the .Municipal Judge, shall be fined In a sum not h'sx than five dollars, nqr more than ono hundred dollars, or by Impris-' onment In Oie city jail for one day for each two dollars of such fine, t not to exceed twcnty days. Section 4. Whereas, many radio ; equipments are being Installed 1 within tho corporate limits of the! City of Ia Grande. Oregon, and are being constructed in an unsafe and dangerous innnnor anil condi tion, and wiiereas it ts necessary for the surely und woll being of the citizens of the City of I,a flmnde, Oregon, that such wiring be done In a safe manner, and in accord ance with the tecum of this ordi nance now therefore, an emergen ey Is hereby declared to exist, and this Ordinance shall bo In full force ard effect from and after its passage and approval. J'assed ami adopted by the Com- i , . . mission, nf the CWy of la Grande, iiy 3 commissioners voting tnere fnr." . . . . Attest: ' HIgnfMl J. B. STKAWNX. ' Ftecorder of the City of l,a Ciiande, Oregon I The foregoing Ordinance 1m here by approved this 31st, day of May; 1112a. ., ' ' - .Signed. HHRllWOOn WILLIAMS I'rv'sident of the City of I .a Grande, Oregon. ,'; Jan. 51 h 1920. . , . ONE-HALF PRICE SALE Now Coins On AH Stock of .Discontinued Merchamtisc. Watch Next Week for Special $1 Day Bargains NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP WE SELL Portland Oregonian Portland Journal Portland News Seattle P. I. Denver Post New York Times San Francisco Examiner and most all other Magazines and Periodicals MOON DRUG CO. (Agents for the Owl Drug Co.) H VI v 1 IT II If iT ,l Ti lt u -it ;) 7 li' . (I , .1 I i ' e aa -aavMa DRUG? I pa?gg; Health Is Within You IJEALTH is not 1A contained in bot tles, but in yourself. And the nerves are the guardians of health. Spinal Pressure Causes Ills Often the spinal col umn liccomes misa ligned which results in a run-down and weak condition. We remove this pres sure by skillful and painless manipula tion, giving you im mediate and lasting relief. Dr. F. L. Tribe rhena Main XiH et. ,r",mr ' Ntr rJW ftldg. Offae-I lours; $ i 7 n S I'