La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 27, 1929, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextGENERAL NEWS WANT ADS VOLUME XVII LA GRANDE, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1929 NUMBER 208 fORE PRODUCTION ! IN OREGON DROPS Women Direct Radio Program I Value of Gold, Silver, Cop i per and Lead 25 Per Cent i Less Than 1927. 1 The total vahio of the tfoM, kII vcr. copper, ami lead production . s from ro solil or treated In Ore S roii In J28 wmh $9t,44G or 25 ' per .cent less than 1he value-of the same metals In 1027, acnordinK to final figures compiled by the ? United States Bureuu of Mines, de- partment of commerce. V The koUI yield from placer find i lode mines in the state was 10.- 931.19 fine ounces, valued nt $?. fl)!8, or 2i per cent less tlmiv in 1927. The yield of Placer cold i ivas 34 per cent less than in 1927. J j The yield of placer 6ld was 34 I per cent lea and that of lode 12 k per cent loss as compared with the respective clas of the p'eccdin; year. The jrreator decline in placer pold was due partially to the tem I jiniiiry cessation of dredpe opera- tions in Baker County by the Su ."' porior T-ensJnf; Co., whereas the lode Kold yield wuh aided by active mininn of a Kold property In Cur--$ ry County. I taker. Grant, nnd ,ln "M st'ihino eountien each produced 'I les fjold than in 1027, but Jack .: Hon county inercaKOd Its yield, due 1 to new dredKhiK operation! in the county. Grant county held first t place In the gold yield of the state "4 in 192S, as it al.so did in 1927 and 192fl. The output of silver In Oregon in 1928 was 30, 924 fine ounces, valued at $IS,0!H, a loss of 33 per cent in quantity and 30 per cent in value as compared with 1127. r Grant county was the lending sll ver producer of the state in 192S, I though Us output wtis 29 per cent if less than in 1 927. Gold ore of the - county contributed largely to the illj' Colonial Open Each Night From Friday, June 28 Leviathan Sells Liquor Both Ways NKW YOKK, June 27 (Al) The New York Herald-Tribune said today that liquor is now beiuK sold Kbllowlns the auuouncenieiit . mrcl tno untteu hiuies uner i-o- made in 'Hie Observer Monday that : vlathan on uom east, una west the Colonial theater would he open ( bound voyuRCS. dailv. beKinnintf tomorrow, addl-j 'rh source of supply for the tional details were given today by eastward trip was unknown, but the inanaffement of the 1-a Grande h newspaper said it was. learned Theaters, Inc. wIlen tne 8llin docked here yester- day that there was enough liquor As previously announced, the ! on hand to pit tho bartenders to Colonial will have showings nightly work iu first, second and tourist with matinees? in addition .over the i sections, weekends, and will feature second runs of great pictures. - The selec tion of pictures will be governed to a large extent by popular demand. iuoug the pictures chosen fe! IjOMSKI TO l-'HillT WALK Kit l'HlLAlKM'HA,.JittH' 27 (AC) Announcement was made here that Mickey Walker, world's niid- showing in the near future is "i he dlow'eight boxing champion, and .ost World, ft thrilling adventure 1,00 l,omski. of Washington, had picture of prehistoric monsters Krood to meet in h ten round bout and thrilling heart drama. An- at lIl0 Municipal stadium hern other picture is "Go and Get It." a' Julv -9. They will fight at catch newspaper picture, liiehard Har- I weights. thelmess will appear with Dorothy! MacUaill in "Shore Leave" and ! """" Norma Talmadge will be slurred in I her triumph "Camille.'' "In connection witli the new 1 policy," the management of the theater says, "every effort will be made to not only bring the best for the price but every effort will be made for the comfort and ser vice of the Colonial patrons." Gangster Killed By Chicago Gunners ClIlOACiO, Juno 27 (AP)-Two men last nlK'it shot uml kiltMl Samuel .tusrin, Bti, n'puti'il alcohol PimMUm anil kihikmUm', toHStil tlii'li . l-evolvum hoHlde Ills foody ami l'li'd. . Police said Miwoia was a gaiiK-stoi,l itmUr the bannoi' of Joo Alcllo, a 1 tloorKe (HiiKs) Moriin ally. $1.01)0 i nn; li:i.ANO, mi.. Juno 27 (AIM A fli-o swoopliiK tllo intoi-lor of tho it'lauo thoator mused dauuiRo i estimated at fl-.M0. "Wiinien are iiroKritni direetors of. two Pacific coast stations. Jean Campbell Crowo (left) Is In charito at KPO and Helen O'Nell at KFKC. i SAN' FRANCISCO (AIM I-onslday. They holli apponied In eou- sllver vield. Willi lead ore next In Hours are not siranKcrs 10 neieii mi "" v-.u ..o ,,....-. importance. Copper ore shipped O'Nell and Jean Campbell Crowe, land Miss O'Nell as a sonKster. bo fiom Pout-las eountv In 192S was proBram directors of two of the fore entering radio, the third largest contributor to the Pacific coast's popular radio sta- Uoth women agree that tho ra Bilver vield of the state. ,tl""s. dio is the best field for 1 he artist The 'output of ci er in Oregon ! Mrs. Crowe arranges and directs because of tho huge audiences. in 11I2S was 808, 4S pounds, the lU-llour dally prograljl of KPO Mrs. Crowe declares It is the valued at $51. mi', or 27 per cent while Miss O'Nell does, the same . greatest channel for musical et less In quantity and 1 il per cent thing for KKUC for 1 7 hours a fort, less In value as compared with 31)27. Twenty per cent of the cop-i ier reported for 1!(28 came from ores treated In 1027. Josephine county was the largest producer of copper, followed by Douglas und linker counties. JPIy ji OPEN AIR DANCING llargain dunce every Wednes day night "fie. Kejjubu' dance every Haturla'y night $t.ou. . Como out and enjoy dancing in tilt) upon air. Slar Kuvully OrcluwtrH Mental Clarity Induced By Gas In Certain Types of Insanity TO Jw have y & little i 1H2S increased KiO per cent in ,(.i," ih,.i hrmiks nartlv thi-ouirh (iiianllty and 1311 per cent In 'Value, the veil of mental inaccessibility I - as. eiinipured with 192-- and 0t gonic kinds of Insanity and gives' amounted lo 13.2411 pounds valued ikllng of what goes, on behind lit $7S. 11 in nt was the only lead- ,H lpcn developed by three Unl- lit'odilclng county in tlie Ktato. Kadio Station Quotas Filled In Most States verslly of Wisconsin physicians. Their process, use of gas to re store near-sanity for a few inin- gen he began to talk and for a per iod of more than 5 minutes maintained a remarkably clear find coniprehensivo conversation.-. His chief complaint concerning his present situation' was the fact that he always had been a hard-working man, employed as an automo bile mechanic, and he regret led utes, wns announced homo time, more um nanyming else nis hick ago. and now some of the thlngu f occupation. This evidence from thev learned are made public. la psychotic person bearing on the ! Amazing to many physicians was, value of occupational therapy is the emergence of a seemingly nor- extermely interesting." mini bruin, hinting that an old idea1 A preliminary report of the work 'thaL disease of tho brain itself " appeared in the Journal of (he WASHINGTON (AP) With canned Insanity, may not be wholly American Medical Association. The luembers of (be federal radio com- true. (temporary relief is asfgned to mission convinced that reception i . VHi(.,,111J4 wprp tlw Ar. Htimulation of the cortex of the conditions are generally hatisfac- ,,,., u , '.,tni.. ... h-mii,.,.. i i. ..'"'' renss and Ralph M. . Waters. The restorations were Induced by In- Thus far three types of Insanity have responded, dementia praecox, toiv and that the realloration of last November has proven succe fill, there will be few changes In ,,.,,, mxtl.0 t cu,.,on (ilos,(ic "a"c depressive Insanity and hi- i" """'""' """" """ and oxygen. Tlie .statement by W, I). I.. Star- , uuim,otimes permanent grimaces l.uek. new coinmlssioaer from the ri,X(,,, to ,,,,( rm, rxt,reH. North AtlM.Klc. that the colnmts- linn(Ultniy ton!JC(. ,m.les .ulon does nut encourage estau lishment of new stations, indicate: mat low 01 llie lie aiip. .canons nu,, f()1. .wrK .,. f n. l..r new licenses now on me v.in H,nut,c. conversation. The restor be grante.l. Mr. Starl.uck has been .,,,, l,.aiort two to 2.1 minutes Why not be comfortable? Get a General Electric Fan I let it blow away heat, head aches, humidity ! Costs little. Oscillating and non oscillating types iiuhesie you need $5.00 up. The 10-inch G-E Oscillat ing F:an gives a wide sweep of cooling breeze, as it swings bacl and forth silently and faithfully. And the price is only volution melancholia. The physl clans concluded that there 'w pos slblly indicated "something very material about certain kinds of in sanity." anil that the method of eye. normal speech lo tongues .. '" eased, Intelligence returned to tlie ni-:YTi.r; I.OWSHAHKS INTO CLOCKS llliONTI-:, Tex. AI') Kvely evening at r : 4 5 a llronte merchant Is near uiiiithig time. At li o'clock lie strikes it again, and all business houses thereupon close. selected spokesman of the board. Aft,,r thoi-c? was rapid, soma- In addllion to the applications tinlos .iluuiit, relapse, fur new stations there are more t 'in ,fwi ,.t .i, nu tna in,.AU , , 1 " , "gaiors report, -some extremely i strikes a plowshare with a liani- cha,,u-es m Power, n fre,,,ency, In investing thoughts were ex- I mer to notify fellow merchants It ... . ,,, pi-esseri wnicn otrer a field for fur or operation and fur transfers of ,,.,. investigation, licenses. With the exception of ..f)lie ns,ni.e deserves special Soiilh faiollna. Misslssliil and mention. XnH oeeurretl In a pa Nevada, the slallon ituola of every ,,.nt (uilBnosed as having dementia stale under tlie equal allocation praecox, of more than six years' provision or the law has been fill- duration, who was extremely Inac ed. Tlie broadcasting allotments ,lvc ,, xatr ,, h.,d been' trans or some states have been exceeded. ' fpfrni , hosiiital for tlie chronic .Vevada has only one station, t insane Js'ill at lieno UMing 100 watts. South Carol! nn has two stations VltllW at Columbia with 15 watts and W'liRY nt Charleston with 75 Watts. Mississippi has five stations, Its largest being "WCOC at Colum bus with r.00 watts. It is the only one in the three states that ranks as a regional station, tho others being local. Seareely one out of five persons Who request new station permits or changes in (heir Ik-onsen appear nt hearings mi their applications. A laru-f majority of the applicants, most df them not wishing to Incur the expense of a hearing, let their C;isf l'o by default. 50 raps Youl G e deotei Unt lh model fou wjm Look foi tr (i E 'Bft' Senator Heflin pot no respotisi when he dared any Democrat in the I'nfled States senate to declare he would support Al Smith for president in All those.' sena tors a Monom-tiMf itiiiiiiui.lL'i.u iv... "After carbon dioxide and oxy- president right now. i PACIFIC STATES ELECTWC COMPANY Acr;haniiist Distributor GENERAL ELECTRIC EASTS! 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