La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 10, 1929, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text-Wednesday, July 10, 1029 Page Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. iadntnbc JEucuutg QDltscr&er (Incorporated) An Independent Newspaper I FRANK n. APPT-KBY Kditor and Publisher HARVEY K MATTHEWS : Business Manager Published evenings, except Sunday, at 1416 Adams Avenue, La Grande, Oregon. Tho Observer-Star published every Krlday. Kntered at the Postofflc at 1-a Grande, Oregon, as Second Class Mall Matter under net of Moron 2, 1 S7fl. OFFICIAL PAPKK OF UNION COUNTY AND THIS crrr of i.a grandu WKMRKIl OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to use for publica tion of oil news dispatches credited lo it or not otherwise credited If published herein. All rights of republication of special dls-putc-hes In this pnp-r, and also the local news herein also are reserved. National Advertising Representative M. C MOOENS'EN & CO., Inc., San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, OJiieoijo, IV'lr.iM. N'W York SUBSCRIPTION KATES liy Currier' Daily, per month In advance. 75o Dnfly, six months In ndvance $4.60 Dully, single copy 6a Hy Mall Dally, per month In ndvance fine Dully, per fix months In advance . , $2.f0 Dally, per year In advance JB.00 Weekly Observor-Hlar, per year , .-$2.00 ADVI'jllTISiiNfl It AT 108 Display, foreign, per column Inch 42c Display, local, per column Inch 4Uo Time eontrnet prices on application. WOlltfim IN FASTING .Moreover, when ye fusi, be not. as the hyprnerJies, of a sad countenance: for (hey disfigure their faces, that they nuiy appear unto men lo last. Verily I say unto you, They have ihelr reward. Matthew MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY CHICAGO CiHAIX Wluiit Open II lull Low Clone inly i.m-x; i.aiy, i.ib i;ii,k -l I.S4i l.SM . !. I.30i(,'l I.B2 !i ' I .SO "4 l'.l-X;i .oim.A.vi) ;iiaix inly i.i7i 1. 17-' 1.17-v, -V t.11 I.IHV, 1. 17. I.ITtf !. 1.31 i I.2J 1.2144 .S4 M.W VOItli I'ltl lT Ni:V VtlliK. July 10 (Al') Drh'tl fruit unit hops Kti'iidy. -rash: No. 2 '.! No. No. 3 CHICAGO CASH c'llMWCll, July 10 (,W) u'li-iit: No. i hiirrt JI.1S Corn: No. I mixed 96 14 yfllow nil ", . . OiJtn: No. 2 whlto AD'A while 4i, u.c. !y: no Hulr-H, Mni ley: (fiiolal'le rnnffe (H -TV 70. Timothy weil; 1 4 . !) 5 . ClllVer KOfll: JlfLOICli 3.00. I.iuvl: $12.02; rlliH SU.if.; le'lllis $M.7f.. 1.1 VKUI'OOI, WIIKAT I.IVIvlII'OIII., J;ly III (API When! elone: J illy Sh I ., I l.:itl',i. (letohel- !l 4l I .:ir. . Ileeemlier 9h 7il $ 1 .3 N Vi. , weilieil vi;jl. Mr.ny vei-y lar 1 : lamliH lire Keen in oilier flocks) ! Hhiell Hi-ri. iHmlieil In .Murr-li. With I the ifoo'l leeil whieli 1iil.s lieen hail j tlurinK the pant two anil a hall'! month the ewes have Riven a lurK iUanl,ity of milk unit with the J lanilm laiife enouuh to eat iri-ass i j well, they have mailt a wonilel'ftll I Krowtll. Several local nheep owners i expre.ss the opinion that laluhft which are llelil for SetHelulier 1st iltlivery will lie milch heavier nr I that time than were the latnhs ol last .season. WIX.MI'W! WIIKAT WINNI I'KIl, July III (AT) Wheal futures close: July oct. i.:i hlil.: vice C;ihI): No. I northern ?1.4:l: No. 2 norlliein :fl.40;.No. :i norlhern $l.:ir,. I'OKTI.AM) 'ASII rftllTI.ANH; Ore.,-Jui, 10 (AP) Cash vhe:it: H Henil hluestem. hai I while ?l..'ll.. , Sift while J1.20. Western wh:ie $1.20. ' Hani winlor $1.17. : ' Northern sprlnic $1.17. Weslern toil $1.17. (nils: No. 2-:iS while $34. 00 Kivelpts (cars): wheat 34: flour 21. corn 2, nuts I, liny 3. WIIKAT I'OKWAST (JIVKX WAKlllNdTON. July 10 (AP) Production forecasts of this year's crops, issued today hy the depart- j merit of agriculture on July 1 con jilitlons, placed corn at 2,lii'.2.or.0.ooo .bushels: winter wheat at iiS2,4U2, jliOO; Durum wheat .1S,27S.(ilill ; 'other spring wheat 1 !I3.0!1:I.IHM and :all wheat 3:,si:!l,ooo bushels. iii "rri'.iii'AT SAN KKANCISCO; July 10 (AP) Ilillterfat f. o. h. San l-'ianclsco, r0 cenlH. . When all is said and done, Wallowa Wonderland offers as pleasant and as comfortable a variety of accommodations for those taking a summer vacation as any spot in the North west. Union and Wallowa county people are probably ton close to it to appreciate its unusual qualities. It takes vis itors lo discover how green our home pastures really are. i-'rank Miller, of Albany and former active member of the board of normal school repents for many years, has been mentioned as member of the public service commission to succeed late Comissioner ISenn. Mr. Miller served in that capacity at one time, we understand, and we are, of the opin ion that ho would do so with credit again. He has impressed the people of Eastern Oregon with his sincerity, his fairness, his sound judgement, his pleasant personality. Oregon would do well to continue his fine service to the slate, CORKHCTINtt THE INITIATIVE The ease with which anyone properly equipped with fin ances can initiate a freak measure in Oregon has received the attention of the slate Grange. Paid petition circulators ar6 now allowed and have1 been regaiTle(l'!isJa'sei''i(ius'cvi l'or some time. In his address to the state Grange State Master Palniiter had this to say of the practice: "Our law covering the initiative and referendum should be changed so as to stop the circulation of . petitions by paid circulators. 1 do not believe it was the intent of the law that one person with suf ficient funds could initiate a law and put it before the people for their approval. Nor do I think one person should be allowed to slop any law passed by the Legislature from going into effect by securing signatures for the referendum by means of paid circulators. "The initiative and referendum are necessary so that the people can enact direct legislation, or refer the acts of the Legislature to the people for their approval or rejection. Hut this is too much power to place in the hands of any individual with money to employ circulators." He is right, The present law defeats its true purpose by playing into the hands of those who have an abundance of money with which lo promote pet or special schemes. Half of the initialed measures that appear on the Oregon ballot have no business there are not the serious demand of a fair portion of the people of the state. I'.ut as long as paid circulators are allowed there will be plenty of citizens will ing to sign any kind of petition regardless of its purpose or nature. Washington, so the Oregon Voter points out, abolished paid circulators six years ago and lias seldom had more than one or two initiated measures on the ballot at any election; one or two elections have been held without any. Not so in Oregon under our law. With paid circulators abolished, petitions for an intuitive would be circulated1 only by volunteer workers, members of various organizations interested in it specific measure, in dividuals interested in the proposed legislation on its merit j and seeking signatures without compensation. Such a pro vision would eliminate much of our present trouble. The initiative would have a definite purpose ami reason and its use would not depend on the financial resources of those back ing a new law. l'( ) I 1 1 1 A M t.l V KSTt ( 'K POIITI.ANI), Ore., July III (AP) Catlle anil calves: ipio'.alily steady: recclplH entile fiO, calves 10. Sleers ( 1 100-1300 Ills.), $ll.fi01) $12.00; koocI $1 1.r,0fi$12.r,ii; com mon $.S.fiOft $ 1 0.00; he'fei'S ifOOfl lo. 2.r iii $1 l.oo; common to medium $s.r,IKu $lo.oii; henfers trood $10.2;", iii $ ll.oo; common to medium $7.r0 iii$io.2fi: cows. Rood $7.riii'o $!i..rio common to medium $7.oor $ n.on ; low culler $f,.00'u $7.00: KOOd href $:i. ooiii $11.75; cutler to medium $7,001 $0.00; calves medium to choice $ii.oo,0$l 1.6(1; cull lo com- mon $7.00 $!i.oo; vcilers. milk i red. Kooil to choice $ I.OO Hi $ 1 4.00, j choice $1 l.oofo $l3.0u; cull to com mon J.YIiO'o $1 1.00. , IIoks; Steady receipts, ff0 Jn cIuiIIuk 143 direct. j Heavy weight medium to choice ill l.2"ili $I2.2T.; medium welk-ht $1 I.76H $12. So; medium to clinlco I $ I 2.26 1i $ I 2.75; medium 10 choice $ I 1 .50 1i $ I2.7r: packing sows. ' roiiKh and smooth S.75 iii $0.75. I Slaughter pIks So-1 30 His. medium to choice $1 l.ooit $1 1.50; feeder and stockr plKs (770-1-30 IPs.) me dium to choice $ 1 1.001 $12.00. (Soft or oily Iioks and roaHllntf plffa excluded In nhnvo rpiotniUins). Sheep and lamhs: slow around si eitily; receipts I 50. l.omllH (34 Ihs. down) tond to choice $1 I. oilli $13,011; medium $'.1,601 $1 1,00; (all weltthts) cull to w'otnliiQJi,;,fc $7.00 $1150: yea rl I UK wellieri! (lio Ins. iluvvn), medium lo choice $7.001( $0.00; ewes (120 Ihs. down) medium to choice $4.o0 1 $5.26: (I20-I50 Ihs.) medium lo cho'ce $3.5011 $5.00 (all weiKhts cull In common $ 1 .60 ii $3.60. I'OltTI.AXI) I'IKJDICI-. PplJTl.ANI), Ore., July 10 (AP) Holler, steady, unchanged; ckks: steady; prices lo retailers: fresh extra 35c: standard firsts, 34c; I'resJi medium extras. 33c; fresh me Hum firsts, 32c, Kkks: prices- lo 'wholesalers: fresh extras 33r: standard firsts. 32c; fresh medium '..'extras 31c; fresh medium first 30c. MHIt'. poullry, onlotiH, potatoes, wool, mix, hay, cascarii liark ((nil hops si eady and unchatiKi'd. HAY YIELDS OVER COUNTY PROVE HEAVY GALLSTONES CAUSE TROUBLE ! Don't use home treatments t Kor nafriH In yo:ir back or whip, J or if you t li In k you huvf Htnmarh lav liver lioulilo, try l-'Kl'ITOJ.A. One dose lihowH results. Kor over jtwehly yearn KIU'ITOLA Iwim boen used hy many HtiflVrers who have 3 thereby been Kavetl from (lie priln ! am risk oJ" 1111 opera! ton. The ! 1-M (I TIT( LA fort mi la Is t he siinit1 I today as always anil often brim;" I relief alter tin- first dose. Many j people HtulP they save tip hope of ;'-ver ln'tiii? relieved, but one do.se .of KM ITOI, A convinced them that I tht-y need no longer suffer pain I from gallstones. (live KIU'ITOLA i a chance. You can have the same I experience, Kor sale, rwomniended 'and guaranteed by Moon Drug Co., ami other leading druggists. Adv., "Doggone Do you sniyiose the poor animal has run away from home just when there's a new collar and chain to put on? Like lockinp; the barn lifter the horse has been stolen or buying insurance after you've had a fire! We just can't Ret this subject of insurance off our mind. It is so "dog yone" important and the rijrht kind of protection cost so "dog-gone" little to buy. And you tan be sure that Jack Ferris is1 "dog-gone" anxious to give you all the dope on the policy you need. "INSURE IN SURE INSURANCE" Union Mortgage & Investment Company Jiick R. Ferris, The Insurance Man Real Estate New Foley Bldg Loans (Continued from Pap 1) of the northwest, it does not seem to have the drying effect on vege tation. All crops have a rank green color. The large acreage of spring wheat which wns needed on dry lands this spring has made an ex cellent growth and many farmers say they huve wheat which they are confident will product around 40 bushels per aero if weather eomlitlotm are fuvorahle for fill ing. Neal Itaker und son (Hlbert who have leased the II. M. Phcir fer farm on the hill north of town, say they have 1 75-hctch of Kedera tlon wheat which was seeded thin spring partly on land which wa plowed In fall and pint on spring plowing, which Is looking excep tionally good. Delivering Ijimh.H HesplLe the aet that the past winter nid into spring were a severe one on .stockmen of this (section, the Ideal summer range condition which have been had Una Benson gives promise of, proving a rnlrly good year lo.Jie . HystO'U industry anyway. Some of the sm'all sheep owners In the Leap and Par snip creek sections who hfinhed their flocks in Kehruniy and iMureh were busy, last week, delivering their lambs to shipping point. The lambs are reported lo . have tnrt 'HParsonally Gs corlefL . All EXPENSE IO llW TOUR TO WOI2XD FAMOUi1 -- ERONLftraUonal Parks Sliil lilifi Suturilay. August 17th, Union Pacific's Personally Kscorled All-Ex-peiinc'1'onr will lsave for 10-days won der trip to Grand Ouiyon, Bryce Can yon, ion National Parks. Low cost includes transportation, sleepers, moils mid accommodations. Reserva tions now being made. Send ut once for descriptive booklets and all information. J. IT. KEENEY, Agent, La Grande, Ore. Pi mm imii ihihmiiwi iiiiiii mum For lunch . . . drink lipton'stea Delicious and Invigorating, it . ft. gives you pep and energy for the most strenuous afternoon. It never leaves you "loggy" as other beverages often do. But be sure you insist on Lip ton's Gold Medal Quality Tea. Because it is the finest grown. Ten Merchant hf appointment to 3a lumtuutu f, Y. N. UPTON'S ORANGE PEKOE AND PEKOE I r r- t r- A 1 1927 Essex Super-Ci coupe. This car is in first class condition in every way. C.-inh Jerms Trade Perkins Motor Co. Cor. 4th & A.lnnis Muln SOD TRY W. K. GILBERT CO. FIRST Jju&wia and Comfotis LIMITED gvli- Faster time . . . finer tB accomodations. ..Low Koiintl- ftf . Trip Karcs . . . exclusive Cana.lisn Pacific service ttml cnisioc - just a few of lie reasons w hy you should go Kast ttlis year through the Canadian Kockies on the Tron.t C.anatUi Limited. Knjoy the luxuries of a new Observation Lounge, Solarium, lluffet with Soda rouutain, lljliis. Smoking Rooms. Valet Service. tct lileralure anil rates - remember. It Costs A'o More To Trmvl Cuiuuliun I'acilic. A r.iMrfHfn Parifit Trcvttltrt Chtms Cooii th WorU Over. K W.H.MAICN IH I f, 4 IRM)W HIIAN(I tUm, Oil I or t ri-lijlit Srr . II lie. k. t, Ki.lilv I I rt. Ail KIDDIES OF JINGLELAND CONTEST READ THIS Many completed jingles submitted last week were eliminated from the judging because con testants did not follow the jingle contest rules. The rules are simple. I'lease follow them care fully. 1 The answers in this contest will not be con sidered if written on any other sheets of paper than in the nds from the newspaper, which should be cut out of the page and clipped together. 2 Write your name Mid address pluiniy on each jingle submitted. I! Cut each separate ad along the black dividing lines, clip together and inclose in me envelope and send to the contest editor the earliest possible date. 4 Don't send the whole page ad in as it appears in the paper, as it is important that each indi vidual ad be fastened together then mail or bring them in. 6 Jingles not submitted in conformity to the rules will not be considered. 0 Get your answers in by Monday a. m. at 8 o'clock. All late jingles cannot be sent to the ad vertiser and are consequently not seen to be judged. ' La Grande Evening Observer AMAZING RESULTS ARE PRODUCED BY SARGONi Thousands of Sufferers Say Results Are Almost Un-t. believable Sense of Physical Well-Being and j Mental Alertness Replaces a Dragging Body and j Depressed Mind in Most All Cases of General De bility Due to Improper Assimilation, Impaired Di- gestion and Poor Elimination, As Well As Blood,. Liver and Nerve Disorders. When Sargon, the celebrated new medicine recently inttfo- . duced in this, is given to people who are suffering from wha. is commonly known as a rundown condition, due to poor asj similution, impaired digestion or improper elimination, as well as the blood and glandular disturbances, the following . improvement is noted in the majority of cases; The appetite increases, the 'complexion clear; gas? bleat ing and hyperacidity are overcome; constipation disappears and a sense of physical well-being and mental alertness re- . places a dragging body and depressed mind. . All this is accomplished by stimulating and invigorating to more normal action three vital organs and fluids of the human body upon which good health so largely depends.. These are the liver, blod and endocryne glands. Siirfron also conlnlnH other in.' K.'Priirntfl of rocoBni'od therapeutic value which Impart tone ami HtrenKth to the entire system nml which have a lreimnlouH influence upon tin.' appetite nn.l digestion. ItlKht. hero "n La Grande there are probably over .HOU men and women who are victinm of these common, ever-lay ailments. The Kreat majority of them are not sick cnotiKh to he in bed or even to call a doctor. They are simply rundown and are below par both physically and mentally. .Many or ihem strophe up in the morning und r-o half-heartedly at the'.r work. Tht-y lack energy. They are Hhipirish and languid. They arc not keen and alert. Then. arc still counlless others who are nervous and do not sleep well. Others suffer from periodic headache from which they s't no permanent reller. Their appetites are not keen and they do not relish their food. Homo are troubled with indigestion distress after eal Inn flatulency, gas and bloating. The ifieat majority of them are troubled with constipation the Ki'eatest curse of the human race i which poisons them and slows them up. j Vast numberH of them are virtu-I ally slaves to the habit of dosinsr themselves almost daily with laxn- lives, und catluirlics that weaken Hie stomach and bowels, often do Inft moro harm than Rood and ' hrinjfiiijf no real or permanent re lief. Those with Indigestion lake so-called "diKestivc tablets' or other pleasant-t n sting concoctions which afford only temporary relief, if any at all. As utesnlt of improper assimila tion and elimination there are .still other thousan Is who are in a toxic condition and who suffer from u ut o Thousands most Indigestion, constipation and olher gnslro-intestlual disturbances is an Insufficient flow of bile caus ed by u sluggish liver; serond, it found the true oxygen-carrying agent of the blood and that a lack of this agent caused simple anae mia an I many blood disorders; Third, it disrovered the Importnnrw I of glondular seeretions nnrt that a lack of these reduced both mental and physical alertness. When these important facts werft brought to light. Scle-nce went even further. Having prove! that culo inel had absolutely no effect on the Hver. but wa.s merely a danger- i ous. inlent purgative Science dK covered that a certain substance creased bile flow and overcomes indigestion and constipation In the way that Nature intended. It dis covered another substa r.co which increases hn'-moglohln, the oxygen eanying agent In the blooit. there j by enabling the blood to enrich and Purify Itself. It also discovered that : Hie glandular secretions were large ly composed of a certain basic ele meul and that (his element would ' increase these necessary secretions 1 when they were deficient. Sargon is based on Ihene' ;dis covcrles. The formula was perfect ed yfter two and one-half years' of laboratory research by one of Am erica's leading Mo-chemists. It Ih llko no other; medicinal product, ever before made available to the general public. It Is the 'alisweifof modern science to the demand, of millions of rundown people for, T-omethlng (hat would build up their lowered vitnlily and restore. . them lo normal vigor and a zest for living. In all cases where constipation In present, Sai gon Soft Mass Tills are a necessary part of the Kiirgor -Intoxication nr -eif-nninin- i "'"'"nieiii. They should be taken .an,u of th.,.1. m ,,.,!.) l!"y in connection with Sargon nn- til regularity of bowel movement in established. Then and then only ould their use be discontinued. Weak. thin, debilitated, nervous nun and women by thousand th country over are reporting that these remarkable mw preparations have brought them new health nd strength after all other medicines and treatments had failed to for rect their troubles, some of many yenrt standing. In all leading cities where it has been Introduced, deal ers are buying it in carload lots to Many ustnunding discoveries were . supply the phenomlnul and over- the result and have forced Inlo the ! whelming demand which hus miolo discard many beliefs, practices Hndjarori truly the sensation of the theories we have known for a life- nK trade. ,lmo- i Never before has any medlc:n llvre ore a few of the startling , aroused such universal Interest us facts made known hy this intcn- j Sarcnn. which may be ohtainwl ni sive world-wide Investigation: First La Grande from ii... it...i rvf.- i Sclrnce round that the cause of Drug Store. Adv. I - ' j clearly or concentrate on what they are doing. Many of them are mel- eyes are dull. They are listless in Uth mind and body. Most of these people do not know what is really wrong with them selves. How to relieve these com mon, evcry-dny ailments is a prob lem that has perplexed Medical Science for many years. They nt- i tacked this problem as only SWenee vun, in .wiiii" ui ine greai'-si medi cal centers throughout the world. Look Over Our Want Ads for Bargains,