La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 02, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTwt Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Saturday, February 2, 11)20. 2 P ii ti (Incorporated) An fmlf iM'Mtcnt Nirwapapar FRANK B. APPLEBY . Editor and Publlabar HARVBT F. MATTHBWH . Burineaa Manager Published evanlnxa. axoapt Sunday, at 1411 Adama Avenue, La Granda, Oregon, The Obaervar-Htar puhllNhed every Friday.' ' Entered at the Poetnrfioe at J .a Grande, Oregon, aa Second Claim Mull Matter under act ot March i, 1870. OFFICIAL FAPKR OF tlNlON COtmTT AND TUB r . CITY OF I.A ORANDB MEM HER ASHOCUTEO PRESS The Araoelated frana la exelualvely entitled to ue for publica tion of all newa dlnpatcho credited to It or not otherwlaa credited If publlnhed herein. All rlghta of republication of apeclal dla - patohea In llila paper, and alira tba local nawa herein alio are rraervad. , , SUBSCRIPTION RATES lly Carrier Dally, pel month In advance . ' . .. 76o tully, Hlx months In advance ............ 14.50 Dully, tingle copy .... ,. . 6q 11 Mall Ually, per month In advance .- lally, per alx montba In advance .. . Dally, per year In advance ...................... Weekly ObierverSlar, per year H . 60o ...... 12.50 16.00 $2.00 '" ADVEITI8INO RATES Dlnplay, foreign, per column Inch ... IMrptay, local, per column Inch - Time contract prlcen on application. 42o 40O 3TN GROUND HOG OUT TO TAKE A LOOK i MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY i ; : : 1 With Skies Overcast, Ear ly This Afternoon, Out come. Uncertain Will lie or won't Iip? Hli.nt Mar. .. May ... Inly ... HlliW;0;KAIN : HIkIi I Am Chme '' ' -l.2 '' . 1.2'i I.21M 1.84 !-& ..IJIH 1.2044 I.2IH4 I.STK I.2K I.2H)(, ..i.ai y, 91.HIH i.aieii t.ittr, i.29i.n II Vlltl'OOl, WIIKAT I.I KKIVIOI.. .Vb. 2 Ml') tt hual (uat: .Mar. Ii, !m 3 it pi-r I llll -.I- tl ..... .. Th.. ir..nml m..i,.i ...ii,., ' f ; ."'. forwiiHU-r for thn 1'nll.d Ktaloa on j 3' ""' 7'''' l:t!r' om iluy of Hie yrar I'Vb. 2 milet , " " Imvn IiikI mime illKKlng to do to ' "' , :Kr,M K gel out on top of tho anow toiliiyj' f'"":Afl". ''Vl'. (Al) t". S. to whi-ther hn cuulil act. hla'"1'1-' -Agrlc). llogn:' Iti-cilpla uliniliiu- or not..' Hut, ui'conllng to;9'"""; 'fulrly urllve, inontly llic tradition, ho nlnuyu inkm n lonk I l'lghir, larg-'ly aiiipiier nturkit: today anyhou-. 'top In. mi p.t1,l tor a loiul of aroiinl In tlrunilp, the rodent hadn't (2o Id. wiialitx. . Morflv a. or, r,i a .u wen any nhadowa up to 1:45 o'clock for ileainilile Ii1ii-:iuii Wm.- aliin- wna alill.ium 4. noil: wlliiuii..,l l,,,l.i,r . lino. Unt. htm, iiKMliiim to i-holc-is 25II-3HII Ilia. !l.45i !l.(: :iili.;t.'l lb. .(llf III. llll; lS(l-2ii(i Mm. !l.5(l(i I. TIn Knul that I'rCMiilrnl'i'hs't HiHivfr Intend 10 luku up rohl hlllon In IiIh nan way. which mmiimK liki ho nur. Kllllii rcaily lo buy n liHipIr o' fltf-gnllon frta-kn. W'hi'ti a luiNltniNl tfltH tiii'il of hi uirn lie ihtx-l In lice. : hut u hi'll 11 niri uits dri ll of her liii-liiinil nIio iiiiii-ili'rK htm. tlila urtrrnonn hut there u ebanee wllh tbe'aun not m-hed. uled to drop behind the hill until about 4:30 or 6 o'clock. ., -- inn wiiimw, mi" iiiii y 1 KoeM, 1.11 (Irnniln will have all moro ' ,' week of winter. If not, all will!, "'rflpla H; eoinpiired bo well. 110 'ek aim heavy hIuci-h S.1 lower; medium grade of rough hl.l'.s SI l Sot Til i.ui'in ijii mom: nner zGrrior ue- Rails, Chemicals Lead Advance In Stock Exchange FIND IT HERE Copy for thla cofamn la by a. ao. INSURANCE STl l!ONI8 v. s. i.vi:sTJiiir to. O. W. WARNOCK CAttll OF THANKS We ivinh to thank our many frienilH for their kinilncMi uml nyni- mttliv ulinu'ii nu nn,l f.ir t h l,en'i.. wovkona w.tnff today, liul o,r. j (If ( off),rnjfa. NKW YOUK. Kib. 3 (AH Tho ntok inurkot run Into mudorutc (limn for tho advuix'o wore mulii- tulnoil ut 11 utronif uice. rfntrliiK In thi i-licinh-tilM unI the nil 1m. Wnrty a doan of th patter roach od nt-w hljrh prlivn for the thlM (HUreoxHlvH ilny. Tnlon riicifltr mountc'fl nonrly S iointn lo ti rot' on! htKh prlco, ntwl Joraoy (Vi.ti-nl jiimpoil 2(t poitilH to i ni'W hfjih nt 350, Altli-a rhomlrul tourhod StM tn tho ft rut tim op a jmln of 9 polntK, Air. ami Mrs. Korrost M. lny nh'l on Mr, unU Mrs, (iuuteliUT xmi family. Aim. JohIc Duy itnil fumlly. Mth. Lyufn Duy. ! -r , 1 HemMttchlujE. ffictni.t tuition 1 holes, eta, NorOn'a Kludle bltop. ! I1 -I V4 ? F i The' chief weakness of reformers' is their disposition to think everything enjoyalile a little wicked. - -- . - . i '.' ' After the Great Orator has raked the opposition over the coals and called it a horse thief for a good hour and three- quartera, ho goes on to say that it offers no constructive criticism, SAN KHAN! '1S( , Keb. 2 (API Mine built I, Imlit and yearllnttii l-'edenil Minlnir lldvnnced IS nnd AreomyH .Monax. ' that rodent f parlly recovered their decline; ul.:KaHtman Kodak nearly 7 pointa. pnnuliiarly renred to aa the '""at every fuetiir in llin caltl-.i Itnilio wna a weak spot, loninx Kroiind hoar, ennui out or.hla hole trade hiurhih: aterr downturn about 17 points of ycntcrday' toduy, nnw bla ahadou' and aent-Nveukened. mealv feeder 25 f.0e: aharn rle. " iii. n ii ni iiiero veiiiei-K Kintilv: evliin.. in, f.l , 'ri, ninun i i- n.- ... ..j ........... ...... . ' ' iii'-Kumr ""-iwii.-u miner. I lie aleera l&.rill. inner iiureuu inn ita neat In fill- Here and There In Legislature HA I, KM, Ore. Kob. 2 CAP) l.ynn Alrr'ily. n-proNciilutlvo from I .a mi', ti nd rluiirinun of tho odiH'iitlon cmiinilt trc, han un noiitifi'il n pnlillr ht'urlnK on tho kliuh rnrli'ii bill Monduy incnlnif bctflnnliitf nt T:lMt hi tho 'Konnto rliatiihor. Irrofcular. tl ta I on approximated 2. 200. una Z uLTlV' X'"""1"""1 """'" -loublea no'm rVe.l lota! ' Wat toward fioim flu; nun popped m. n. . .... . . 1 out a few ,ln.,.e. 1 nouKh 'S'B? ' r.Hel:. ""r'y ",m lo. T7. W....J ,r, , for Mr. .Monax to aee hlx ahadovv. i ' ,"7'""r ""'"" ''"" "'' ex-. Vllime Uf W 001 jpanded reee,tH were mostly re- . . . , IT Dln.VT W'llllH piaceii wiih ahurply curtailed re-j SJUSiricSO Uiyill I'HII.AIiKI.I-HIA. Keb. 2 (AP) "Her: ronimrei with thej' Humeboily with more mill than na-!''''""' of last week, fat lambs weakl HOHTON Keb 2 (AP) Tho vol. tnial wlenllllo wlsdmn look Hie to "' ".wer: weathers steady: fut'um,, of Uunx ilurlna the weeit ((round Ii.ik situation by the serurf , 351 10c lower; tup prices fur, was smullcr thun anticipated In of the neck today. lh,. week: l-'at lambs I7.u: year-;iries Indicated the approach of lMirlnir tho dead or tho nlcht llmta ir..lil: fat ewes lo.SU; hulk more active buylnu. However tho enthusiastic Innovator scaled a 'price, fr the week: Kat lambs, weakness at t Ik. London auction concrete wall and wire nettlna itua triia. venrii,, n;i. a. i ... 1 will not be lesiinnsible tor any bills contracted by anyone hut my self after this dale. J. II. IIIkkIiii. 2-2-:tt) for the MAN WHO CARES MOST STYLES $10.00 N.K.West&Co. "The Man's Store" KAT AT VK WAKKI.K INN Open from 7 a. m. to 12 p. m. roiuplete line of lelirutcsacn Kooil at TUB liKKKN .MAItKKT. Wat. and Hunduy. 2-1-21 Lasting Wood . Round pieces of Indian teak, n noml fumed fur Us extra. iriUnary durability, were fuunil In LSI t. near liailuil, in Die wall ot a pahin' of Ilia I'ersiun kin.3 which was built la'Cnre Ibo Seventh century. RADIO STILL A I'ROIILKM ' Tho federal radio commission has been accused of everyr : thing from indecision to favoritism and monopolistic ten- 1. ....... l... ..p . i- it Lit ... . , uciiticn. n inuy uo K"ty "1 mmiu oi iiiu.se uuugs or II may Troublea of the Irrlimtlon dls- : Iw jruilly of none of them, hut it is certain it cannot he guilty ;" I, ,K ' Kiinunth eounty win bo of nil .if Ilium I Klven tt piUillc Hiring next Tbura- tii mi ill mem, s ,lny (.v,.ni4 when linuwjolnt mem- . Conpress must decide whether the commission is to bei01'1"' 11 wl" '"' ""' "bJeet of a allowed to die a natural death this year or whether its Me'ZJft'i. 7". is to be extended another year, or perhaps indefinitely. The ' "i""'"' Tompkins, swirt an,i t. ti. chalices of the "commission. gettinj n new lease on life were p"Tkiiw not increased by the recent attack by one of its members onir "'-okoh ami the Kinmath irriau- j nun uisirici hi iiisiuuie n sun tKnlnst Ihe I'. H. and Ihe Oillrornln Oregon Power company. r.HV, .- "r. to proceed, irronn.l h... II ,,..... ...-.. ' '"- """"" '-" n"uy II cautiously. ' the eqiml-allocation amendment lo the radio net ofl928. Some i niembers of conKress may construe this attack as question ing their ability to appraise the broadcasting situation intelli gently. '..v.'.". : '. n, . ,,,, iiiiiuifij a nenu oi . m ... cabbaKO at Ihe entrance to the Kround lion's auluerranean dwell. ' . Inff. to lure the Utile animal out. I NKW YOltK MU'IT Then, lw. anchored an open um- NKW YflilK Feb P) l.rellH above the holo to prevent i,l(M, fl.u ,," hM 'sternly! Il' Kround Iiok friiin seeinit his j The Intruder then stole nwny FEDERAL TAX convinced that ruin or shine' his I little scheme would ensure an early j spring. j All went well excel that the cab- i baue itnt covered with dirt from ai stiff wind, the limlnellii blew down. DEPUTY TO HE llouiestic fine wools (showel a .weakening tendency, tltlier arades of dnuieslle wools re Imaln firm. W heat Lower At Close in Chicago ; rlllc'AtiO. I'eir. 2 (AP) Open- I An agreement between Die stale I- . ii is t uuo generally agreed tnat win e the situation hasierai on i .- claims winch th state , imnroved unilor tlin rniiimii.uiiin'u iiliniiiiotei;,,n tlii.Q iiii'of Oieiiiin nmy. or mny not. have) . . -iii . . 1 ,0 roybies 'for sand taken' Trnm lemitins considerable roopi for improvement.' The only ques- the washinaton sid., of me foium- tion is whether the commission or the depurtment or com-i1',"1 ll.v'"'' ,rm,pn""1 ,01" "", i . .. I v. l' i i i ...... . - . "me In aevnnil years at a ineiHlnlt meice, to which control would revert with the passing of the or Dm public inn. is committee ot ' vw. commission, is bettor equipped to effect the net'essiw,fiirtlM,'!l,''1ll10',K',,l,'l''1 v lu"" '"" f !..... . m ,i . . , . , , , , , i laud board and Die llttoinoy-ren- 5 improvement. It tho public is neutral, it,(s only because it 'emi ngi ,i tp the labiing or n. it. 'I has nothing on which to base u choice. wl",'l, opened in,, i,i con . ',. Congress, the radio commission, broadcasting stations and : .; ownei-s of receiving sets should keep in mind that radio re- form must be a gradual process. Laws and orders cannot . v alone bring order out of chaos. The cure is ever more diffi- , ' cult than prevention. The greatest error of congress was .-; that it was several years too late in creating radio control HERE FEB 28nK "ni'u""Kn hllfber. 'lil- " mm wheat urterivard underwent n l;enerul setback. Corn, oats and I'OltTI.ANII. Ore.. I'Vh 2 lie. ! provisions were nlsn e:il..r win. and the Kround hog slept s.iun.lly ginning yeslenliiy and continuing 'orn starling 'ic orr to ie up un.l ""' ' : until l''rlilny. .M.irch ID, tho Inst ;s:ibseiiuenlly declining all around. nay or ruing redcnil Income tax! Corn unsettled I lo 1 Villi I no! returns, ilepmles from the orrico of jlowcr. wheat to i off- oats Clyde (1. Huntley, collector of in- at . lo decline and provisions .'l'"';' .!'.?'"".!'". V ' yM 'le varying l,, 5c setback to a rise ....... . .... .. ..... i.-i ... in., mill. uj iur...iie iiurpose ol lisslsung tux- - . payers prepare their . i. 'nil lis and T '. onipute their taxes. l'Oltn:l I'ltoDl ci' The various polnls to be visited 1 I'OILTI.AN'll, Ore., h'eli. 2 (API and the dates the services of thej Wholesale prices: uirs will be available duller: ttti.ndards hair cent Warmer Weather Cuts Prices Of Butter And Eggs I'OltTI.ANII, Ore., Keb. 2 (AP) .MoiU raled Kuulher lupiilcd, egg, ili'limy.cnlli nutter and liuttci rut prices to.lnv. i Wiul l;n .1 (Mm eggs went down 3 ) .-.inn in nil ami Niandanr firsts i cents to 32. Hmaller slxe eggs un'- iiixpuyers i.i. iiiiie ine louowing: lower: firsts cent lower. JCartlun l ....... . .... ... ..iur. many DIVORCE I'ROCKKDINGS ON FILE I Pondosa and Medioal Springs seem to have strayed from i the fold, mentally if not physically. Some of their citizens have concerned themselves with instituting divorce Dioceed- . I ings against Union county with the hope and expectation of nappy matrimonial relations with Baker county immediately ; j thereafter. And considering the youth and vitality and .'' charm of this twin community, to say nothing of the exnm- pics being set by the young geneintion generally these days, . . J one cannot blame them even though one cannot agree with them, linker county has been an ardent suitor. A more 5 indent suitor than Union county has been a husband. Baker county, being human and therefore more concerned with , ;; those industries and communities outside and in the making . than those already in hand, has built roads and has contrib- ; uted money. The gifts of flow-el's and big boxes of candy and ' the flow of sweet nothings has been tho work nf n rlnttiuii'ntn ' and yet experienced sweetheart. Now, it seems,' the love l- . iween j ontiosa-iMetlieal Springs and Haker countv has bios sometl like the rose and our rival to the south has at last felt ; ; that the time was ripe to "pop the question." Have they j been met with open arms and smiling lips bv Unit attractive r 1 young maiden, rondosa-Medical Springs? Nothing else but. s So enthused is the young lady that she proposes to introduce , inn in mo legislative court where such divorces must be , ; consummated (ut least in ivarti. mid nsk n,,,i ui,., i... r separuied from her first love, Union county, and forever joiticn 10 ner new love, our one-time kind and considerate ; ; friend and neighlxir, linker county. The outcome is a mat f ; tor of doubt. It is possible, we imagine, that Union countv ;; ; will not allow the divorce to go by default, that the case wiil V i be contested, that various arguments and evil..i.,.. t .1,.,... a long life of happiness and devotion nnd constancy will be presented. Surely we can't let this charming consort take her leave of our humble lied and board so ensilv. Union county will contest the case and we have a hunch that Union county may win. However that may be, doesn't it appear that there's n good case of alienation of affections against someone resit), ing southeast of North Powder? Percy A. Cupper thnt II Sllbsllluto hill lie prepared. iruvorsy, nun 10 inn suggestion ot ilerwent 3 ' 4 Us declines ut 31 fur medium extras and su rur me dium rlrsts. Standard butler dropped hair a cent lo 4o i-i and Drsls one cent lo (aty. Ilutlcrfat was a cent lower. Scniclly of Calltorniu sweet po. That n special committee or 1 1 members be appointed by the presi dent of the senate to Investigate 1 "".in iy i.ai.r i i.nspona- ,,,, ,., , h in. ii i.ii i ier i uiiiiiiuui river, anil Ihe possibility of legislation, nnd report to fills session is provided In n senate resolution pnsscd I'YI day. It provldi.a that tho committee lie composed or Ihree acnatora and ilio rollowlng persona who have shown special Interest In Die sub-Ji-ct: -I6. inc. I'liialilla Pendleton, Keb. 1-15, inc.- Mar. 1-16, inc. I'nion Iji nramle, Keb. SD.Mnr. 5. Inc. Vullow:a K.ntcrprlse, Keb. 25 26. inc. . price up lo C'Vi (1 '1 rliiulhern Villus wore fiuoted at 3'i S . Hoot vegetables were sllll scarce and high. K. 11. Ablrlch. editor or the Knsl Oregonlun, Marshall N. Puna, president of tho I'mntllla Itiipbls iissoclution, . Kred W. lilconer. wheat grower and sheep grower POIMI.WII I.IVKSI'OCK I'OltTI.ANII. Ore.. Feb. 2 (AP) Itci'clpts, callle, jo. Totals fur week approximately, catllo I I'm, calves ir.li, hogs CHII. sheep 1126. Caltlo inn., u-t eoinpiired with a week ugn: All classes sleady lo si long with spots 25 cents blglie. Arlliur .M. Clcary. attorney ror live- lind steers and she slock 25 to f( slock uml agricultural interests In cents higher on calves and vealers. transportation matters: I.. K. Itlood steera luostly 11.25 to 11.7i". TRY W. K. GILBERT CO. FIRST HoilKfH. rliulrinnn of tho upper Col timtiia naviKal.lnn comniltlfo: W. H NciNOii, mnniijrcr of th rort of AhiovIii: (liMirui A. I'ulitultor. min- tiT of dm Kiutp Ktnntfi; nnd IT. It. UlclmrdH, chulrmnn of tho Huct- ili' Noi'lhwoHt ak't lritlturnl into eon- Srnuioin ItonniMI, Corbet t nnd Cpton wrn nppoiniod liy INml- tU'Ut Nortilnd on i ho Hp.-elal iom-nUuec. Tho joint ronimllton on bnnktnfr will hold n public ht'iu-lnir on H-n-iv hill 71 NtMimsduy vvontnK at s it'rlorU. Tho hill oi-lKlnutxMl In onnintlttoo nnd ook to amend aer tlniiH of tho Ntiitutoa loKolntlnK tmnUh.K and trust hUKlmjut nnd mutual Nnvlnffn ha n Ism In the Mate. Bandit Holds Up Eureka, Cat., Cafe I'M' II KK A, l nl., Keb. 2 ( VP) The linl.lest buniltt to vlctimlxc this tuiin In many ti moon, lust ...sill ciiMiii.xeu n seni's oi itnring. rulilicrli's with Ihe hold-:ii at mid-j nlglil or Die down town lllue Uouin Less ilesirable kinds lu lo II. tirf grades tlown to X.&o. Top helrers lu. Top cows 11.25. Nothing strict, ly good Imiii'lv. I. l:il desirable she sloek N.lo H.GIi. Hulls mostly to N.flll( I li. hcuil uf beef typt) S.75 to 'J. Hulk lle.sliulile light visilers IS to 14.25. Strictly ehoict lights uuotunfy iii to It. Ml. Call 11.50 down. Ileavlea uml tlllim down to 7.5(1 mostly S or better. Hogs compared .with week ugo mostly (!5 ceula to 1 higher with ilcmuoil slrong at close. Hulk uol leplalile lighl tillti'llels. inclllilln liive-ins, in. tlver uml under. weights 1U.75 down. Parking sowi $!, mostly X.5II an. I belter, ttlailglu ter pigs 11.5(1 to 10.25. a few Kr. y ii to lii.7.r. K. e.ier plgj r.'i lo 1 1 ll. Sheep uuoloblv steady wllh weeV ugo. Choice lie ..iun.l woolev lambs brought $ir. c.io.i to choice Km pound weights Men. lay reacheti 15. Iis desiriible car lots ani dllxe-lus luostly )lt to .14.75 Yearlings and ewes nbsont. Medl um lo choice veai-tliiirs. oiiuleil s I fi !lo Kt, Mwes 7. 50 .low n. lalry exchange net wllulesule iirlc- es (cubes): Kxlras 4lic; slnndards (riTic: prime rlrsts 45c; rlrsts 4:1-j Vic. Creamery' prices prints, :tc ; iover cube standunlH, j I Kggs: Lower. Portlund dairy I exchange tnet busis) medium ex-' jtras 31c; fresh medium firsts 30c. Prices to retailers 1 i 3c over ex change prices. Debate on Cruiser Rill N far! till 7?Il7i "lk: nutterrat cent lower. Haw " tllvored 1 ortliind, Iohh 1 por rent. W'ASIUXUTUN, l-'id). 2 (AP) nuttoi fnt,' station, 4tti; tniok 47c; Htdtuto m tho hill to providv ifi (dtdlvored at f'ortlnnd 4!iffi 5H cj-tilsei-H and tin airplane currier f Poultry, Unions, potatoes, wool, mured It n. untlor an aifroo-jhny; nuts, enscara hark. hops, all merit to limit speech. -h to ten min- stoaily and unehuntrcd. uiea oarh after 4 u Ylock Mooday afternoon. Tirmnff up tho.urtfiimont ntlnnt Intntctllnte rnnHtructtonH of tho vos hoJm toduy Senator Norrls, repith llean of N'ohrafka ' nald another world war was Inovltahlo if nations! CHICAGO WIIKAT CIINWGO. Keb. 2 (A!) Whoat sainplo Kiado hard 100, Corn, No. 4 mixed 2 4 iff 03 14 : No. 6 mixed KM. Oats, No. 2 white 54 ft 55; No. 4 whit fi't4 r3l. Ityo. ho bjiIow. continue to "create new tnMru- Ttarloy dUiin. Timothy need 5.!Wfi nienls of human destruction." Ifi.10. clover need 2S.00. I uir and cafe, rapniK with lent vain. -d at 91.4 Su. The ffunman Invaded the n.Kht Huh at tho height of the evenlUK' fetlvlties, anil took from patrmm and the n)aniiK'ment of the place ash tinallntf $4a0. and n net of llaniond eutrlnrs valued at ll,in)t. Marshal Foch In A Second Setback l HKI v sxi.i: iti ihkti:i i;osKiti i;ti. the.. ii. ad - S.ile nf upproxiiiiiitely $!S.o0" worth of tmkiy to tin. MoHd.no Poultry totiipaoy of Nam pa, Ida. ho. was ordered . last night hy Ul tvetorn of the 1oiikIs Countv Co- (operative Turkey tirmvetM asHOia jtton. The p.inl. which will lu made i ui at Kn'duiif. Oakand, Yon call; and Kuip ne on Keb. fi, 7 nd will le the last shipment, of the season and will consist of two cr loadM. " The turds to tve .shipped will be choice vi uoir Iouih and will toinc t he top price"? Values to $2.00 Now . ..... . . . 25c IN ALL CLOSE. OUT MERCHANDISE. NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP ,i.Ve AO 1 . , V . " lit" IRAKIS. Felt. 3 (AD-Mnrsliat Krrdtnunil Koclit who had hern slowly rveovci-lUK from an lllnem due to hoart Imuhlo and ktdnev lNltTI.AM WMIAI complications, mm hud u. second POItTl .A N I . Ore.. tvi. (AT M'lhack. - Viwt; HiK Hclld hhlestem, huTj He devekipl Another center of white soft white 1.1?: vestra coniif-Milon In the lungs overnight l hite t.t!; h:in winter 1.16; nor ;iiol there Wiis iiu mIv of itneoidiieNii them nprlnpc 1.1: western red LIT. ;i1"oi hi hoiitf ahhnugh hUdM--l Oats: No. lh. white 3VM. tors refused to Kinrdon nny su-' Tnd iy's i receipt: Wheat 43 fccsuuit of i-Ktl alarm, ... flour li, coin 4. hay 1. ill Your Health Is YOUR Problem GIVE YOURSELF A CHANCE Sickness is n individual problem. After all is said the fact remains that it is largely a matter of your own de cision and judgment whether you will he sick, half sick or strong and vigorous, enjoying life to the fullest When a pei-son is sick he or she wants to get well and do so immediately. The means or the manner is secon dary. Results count. CHIROPRACTIC is a system of adjusting the movable segments of the spine for the removal of the cause of disease. It is done with the bare hands. It is harmless in its application and equally beneficial to men, women and children If you wish to come in for analysis, you will be told frankly whether or not yours is a case which can reason ably lie expected to gain relief through Chiropractic. ' Examination Free. Pbona Main US Dr. F.L Tribe ";'h""r xw PaiaT Eir. O.ffli v Hour,: t i; J to