La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 09, 1930, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPage Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVEi , LA GRANDE, ORE. Thursday, January 9, 19.r!0 (Incorporated) Ad Independent Newspaper FRANK Bt APPLEBY.. .Editor and Publisher HARVEY F. MATTHEWS Business Manager Published evenings, except Sunday, at 1410 Adama Avenue, ( Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Star published every Friday. Entered at the Postofflce at La Grande, Oregon, as Second Class Mall Matter under act of March 2, 1879. OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTY AND THE - CITY OF LA GRANDE MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press 3s exclusively entitled to use for publica tion of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited If published herein. Alt rights of republication of special dis patches in this paper, and also the local news herein also axe reserved. National Advertising Representative M. C. MQGEN0EN & CO., Ino, Ban Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, PortlAnd, Chicago, Detroit. New York SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier Dally, per month In advance Dally, six months In advance ., Dally, single copy By Mail Dally, per month In advance... Dally, per six months In advance Dally, per year In advance. 76o 4.60 - (o 60o ..$1.60 Weekly Observer-Star, per year....- ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column Inch. Display, local, per column Inch.. 42o 40o Time contract prices on application. THE LIVING SPHf.N'd Jesut answered and mlii, Whosoever drinketh of this water shall thirst ni;aiii: But whosoever tltink eih of 'the water that I shall Rive him shall never thirst; hut the water Hint I shall pive him shall be In him a well of water sprlnKfiiK up Into everlasting life. John 4:13. 14. 'i : Abe Martin A Butter Plunges Still Lower In PortlandToday PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 9 (AP) flutter and butterfat continued thnlr downward plunge today. But ter declined another l!c and butter- fat 3c. Accumulating stocks wen said to he the cause of the con tinued weakening. At tho same time eges looked weaker. Supplies wnr liberal and buyers were not over anxious. ((viewing- the fruit and vrpe tabln sltuntion. the Portland bur eau of agriculture nays: "Greater volume of fruit And vegetable businesH has prevailed on the Portland wholesale market thin week, thun has existed In several months, according to local jobbers. Complete curtailment of tilphorne grown products has resulted In tho city's entire fruit and vegetable supply passing through the. Kust Alder street wholesulo channels. Why don't Ford drivers rt'lux m-easloiuilly instead of alius look in llko they wuz ulttln na a tack? J-nurol Kite, who recently married itno o' the most Ktp'lar iimmiiIkts i the yotincvr set, fergtt an wore his apron dmn town today. JURY LIST FOR JUSTICE COURT HAS 162 NAMES (Continued from Page One) . Willard and Mrs. Myrna I'elland. A tnxcial meeting of the Ixstine Masonic bulge and Anthony chap ter No. SS Order of the Eastern Charles Edwards, Loyil Everson. fitiy Ellis. Flowfls Kngel. August E. Erickson, Laura E. Erickson. Boss Par nam. Albert Feik. N. Felk, D. Fitzgerald, Cora Fitzgerald, Star wain held Friday evening for j John E. Fltzgernld, Frank Flan nery, Jerome Foley, Sylvia Foster, Norman Frees, Ward C. Frieberg, Belle Frieberg, B. G. Fritz, George Fuller. Grace Fuller, Guy Fuller. Sj. Garrick, Carl Gussett, Helen Geddcs, W. It. Gekeler. Frank George, Otto Gerber, Harry Oib- If wives never waxed angry husbands would never know what their better halves really thought of them. Bright students are the most radical, says a Western col lege professor. Also, it might be added, dull students are the most dumb. New York City cannot decide which historical figure to honor by naming a ferry boat after him. Why not name the whistle "Garrulous G rover?" the purpose of Joint installation of officers. Mrs. I. H. Leonard was installing offfcer and Georgia Al len, installing marshal. Tho of ficers Installed were Hello Tilton. worthy matron; lioy iluun. worthy , Iatron: Sylvia Wade, associate matron; V. A. Stearic, associate. t son, W. K. Gilbert, Luey Gilmttn. patron; F.Ua MVKenzie, secretary: j John A. Germo. Guy Glenn, Iula GtiKsji i 'row. treasurer; Dollie It. Glenn, Herman Goeck, Mat tie I'eiirce, rhn phi in ; Kdnabel Crow, Golden, Henry Gore, Mabel Gore, urganist; Violet Kuhn, marshal; ! A- J. Gower, Charles Graham, Kdna Crow. Ada; Cleyrgle Allen, Iairy Graham, William K. Graham, I Kuth; Hat tie l,onnj-i, Ksther; Uallas Green, C. K. Gump, May Itow Henries, Martha; 11 nth Swart s, Gump, Thomas Y. G William, Wil- Hlecta: S. M. Crtiw, warder and W. lffim Hale, Fred Haley, Viva Hun W, Crow, (sentinel. The Masons in- rl- Hansen. Frank Hanson, Mailed Hoy Swart. K. M.: Floyd JiSelJii Harnden, William G. Jlarn l.eonard. nenior warden: W. W. den, Fred C. Hart, Alfred II. Harriott-, junior warden: John Me- vcy. J. T. Harvey. Kenzie, treasurer; Uoy Haun, sec-1 John D. Hefdenreich, Amos I,. retary; Frank Fearee. senior dea- Helms. Kcho Helms, II. A. Helvey, con; V. A. .Searles, junior deason: Kffio Helvey. A. K. Hendrickson, Harry Wade, chaplain; Dean Crow, nomor c. iieraiu, John iiernvm. lyler. The other officers have not yet been installed. ' Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gray, of Bend have been visitinp friends in Los- LEGION ESTABLISHES LOAN FUND People throughout Eiistern Oregon, upon learning of the establishment of a loan fund for the use pf Eastern Oregon '" '' Kntirprisi; during the Nnrmil cMtnnl uf , I c- n-itli !. . ,.,,'., ..r tl. r..ll i.. Iioli(l.'l) s. ........... -..v. v.v...o mi.- U.uimS ui uiu Kiu 4u,il ici .MiHsUi.ii! Thompson. f Kmm.-tl. in iseptcmoer, win undoubtedly regard this latest act by the La Grande American Legion members as one of their most helpful and constructive in a period of community bet terment work that followed their organization after the World war. n : J l .1 . , - , , . """ """-'''" r ib (or( w s. Kotforil, .Ward liuob. icoigiKu tu iiBiiau Hotiu.v siuaenis. hi completing liieir l y- '"i"''" "",m-m k.i; iinrr' 11. i.nsi courees m Eastern Oregon's institution of higher education, .in ju Kimiu. v. c;.: "' Alfred" the fund fills a gap that, although the new school has been i"i'". ccrotary: i.-rod i:,iards. in nnam:,,n l 1.. ..r mnn u. - lH131M .t. The dale of th.' Iiislal- ujjt.iui.iuii uiuj 011H.C me cin i. siiiiinit.'r vi i.';, lias ueen jelt by miiny. It creates an opportunity for young men and women that might otherwise never be extended, or at least not until after much loss of time ant chance for advance ment. Tho loan fund, started with an initial f 1,000, will be aug- A. C. Hersinsor, Kdjiar Hirkox-, Ada Iliekox, Charlos K. Hlldc hralldt, Frilz llufnuinn. llattift lloyt, Kred Huffman. I.ydia Huk. 11. K. Ilummolt, Mabel A. llununvl. A. II. Ilunti r. K. Hurli y. Charles .M. llmchjiisun, l'atty llutchinosn. ill l.oslino and n-lurn. d to hi-r i . Ji'K.-un. -M.uy j. juckmiii. In l.ustincan d n-lurnnl to her J,"rjl"k s- JtMtr. Hubert It. Kelly.: home last Hiiudav. William C. Kelly. J. V. Kellnef, I.val llammoek left Sunday for J- t:- Kln.mel, Winifred Kimiitel. r,.rtlan,l where he will resume hla W K,ns- James KU -Island, f.. ' studies at a l.u-inesa colleBe. Kl..)fensteln. J. M. Kochensparser. ., , , Kebeeea KochenttparKer. Karl Kof- K. U Ijfdbelter. A. W. Leffel. ' riyde It. LelRhlun. It. W. L'ish- . tun. Kvn I'. Keichton. I. J. lilly. ' I.p;.iiL- I in.k-n- I' I I L.t-.l f'li..-!.. lation is s-t for nest Saturday, ... ,.,, rtumina l.nfhm.l ni- : Jail. II. ,..., 1. llrlr, 1 ..win I?. .v.. M.-. and Mi-j. I.. K. ViKRaiis and Jxivan, Thomas L". Lovelace, Thorn- j daughter. Ii.nis. ilrvoe over from us J. Lovely. Claude lA'neh. t'hailes : linker Sunday after Marvin Wic- MeCorkle. Wilson Metlosh. Wesley ! Bans who has spent part of his va- MoDonald. o. K. Mcintosh. James .anon in i.osune. .vi. .MeMluine. iiarrv- .Mart aurey. ; Mrs. lto- Martin Mas taken slid- Winifred MaiHL'affrev. Klovd Mann. ntented from time to time., and is expected to reach bilge '"'' Monday and was rushed to It. A. Masterton. V. S. Mellincer. ivenruM'lir,c ii-itKin f t i j- -i- hospital i h re she was op- .lames O'Neal, Kdlth O'Neal. Frank ,v..... ,t jti, iiuio e.ii;iiuillg US aoillty ,.,.,!,.,! for appendk llls. Owsley. Hazel Pul-uc. Otis W. lal- to serve as the years pass. It will be supervised by a care- i Wallace Sien. er and daughters, nur. waiter i-m ker. a. !.. var- iTnllv uolnefnil luvierl .,f T r...!,, II' ' i -11 ,,f Hermiston. drove over for a sons. Amanda V. Tai-sons, Walter m u. . v.Kiimu lUKiuiiii.un., nun iu visit ilh Mr. ami Mi-s. (i. 1!. Til- feebler, Clyde lvteraun. Otto ton. Mi. Sieneer returned that I'ieper. Marion Heildiek. t:Iatene evenini:. leavini,- the l-ii'ls for a Itedllead. Charles A. Keynolds. loiiKer visit. Charles J. l'.ichards, Cieoriie Rieh- . Minlsnn Kr.ink M. inquire into each application to determine the desirability of the loans, and will be a distinct addition to educational opportunities for young men and women of this part of Oregon. In connection with loan funds, records of previous loans to students from other funds in other institutions, reveal that in almost every case, both princiiwl and interest if interest was required were paid in full within a reasonable period of time. In fact, in a few cases, young men and women taking advantage of the loans where interest was not charged, went a step further and voluntarily added an additional amount to the principal with the hope that the fund might thus be augmented and give more aid to other students. , ' The community service committee of the local post, who ! conceived the idea of the loan fund, and the legionnaires ' who ratified their proposal, are to be congratulated. j Mr. and Mrs. Klwood Kobinson Richardson. and three children. Wash., spent several days visltlnB Sulini.-. Lllis Salisbury. W. U. Saw al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ijifc ivr I-lo-vl1 Serlbcr. H.immock. I Vernon Sell.. V. I.. Sherman. Mrs. o. J. Polev has been ulte ! wi,li:"n srM. Herman Skala. .11 r,- H. l.s, ..:.. I, ..in, n,. T. K. Ski-en, Charles Tall. Dolly lall. licorice .m. 'lexreau, 1 nesier whs leie wim; old ac.iuaintances in 1.0tine S'nuilay. Mrs. Ida liouscr has been in l.os llne sexeral days lookini: after business. She Is inovini; her house hold Kt-nds to Mcdford where she expects 10 make her home. Misses Mary and I'lcauor Harris.! Ml... are attemlini: hlL-h school atizimmerniaii. J. J. Zweifel, I .nterprise spent the holidays Mithi Xweifel .1. C Pttiffelt of tV.vtnn lire 1 it. inoiiiisou. oeuihl i.. iv'.ik', A. Roy Trachsel. K. K. Walib n. K. Walker. Lee Warnick. tlscar W;ir nock. Jess 'i Webb, Vernon Webb, U W". Weeks, l ied Wendt. U V. Whealy. Krna Whcaly, Sherwood AVIliiams. U AVIIIiamson, Charles Wilson, rutnam YtH'k. L. 15. Yeut- !7er. 1-. A. i otin-,-. M. vounir, C. ind Shipments Of Livestock From Lostine Lighter My Mr. A illiani W iytaie. ( .HMrver t 'orn-fpundi'itt ) I4OSTINK (S..ci:.l) Mr. i.n.l Mr. Ira Lndinut. who live ;it Wal h Walln, :ilt.. K nt N. w Ye.ir s Kieetfi.1 11i;i.i;k1i the Kmei i i-e Chieftain to all thci,- friemls m tli Valley. They .- thiit those who K't (lifteour:Hse(l in Wullnwa luun iy jut tr' Maying away 1j nit.mht and ee if you wi;i't he w.ititutK tu set UnK " tsitnnlay'n tt!Upiuiit or Uv. ttn k was very IikIiI. Jt conitt-i uf two duuhle ileek turn yt ln;x j0iipiM-I iv tho mai Ki-thift asrnn mUon uml ino mi xt'il car loaiUil ;it Ju.eth I'V H. 0. Hansen. Win. I.iiMi y. fnrinrriy til I.OMine hut now f Knlrrjit -icr, w;ts iiirett e.1 In KnterprfNe, f n!e-M!t.l n..t guilty, in Ju.lne A. U. ruiiaM.i- crrt to a lf'lUtr Ch:ni! M in. 1 "run k Ura t ley h ;t s heen ver lit the puM week with tium. Mm. Kl MeK'enzi" ju-!it New Yt-tir' day with ht-r d t'ichter Mi. I'hutlm Allen at iltow;i. Mr. and Mrx. WUInm i;t!i! r-lurnd Wedne.stti.y eventi from Brtktr where they Kptnt rhMUnm.- with Mr. and Mir. I.. K. vj:imih. They were econspanUd hy their (Mn Manin who i.s coinff to k)io.-I In Maker. The Nt-fKhborhood eluh mi t Tliurwlny nt the homv of Mr. .Lt Ktll. Th elub wHI me-t in tuo wptKn at an bit day mceuit ut Sir Jtd COuk'tt lioiUC. I.OUne S.Ht,,;ty t.k.t.- pht.n-e-, Chmh" Tlun po h nt h.-vt-i d.iy. in MiiK.ln with h ;s m;.;hi He IMI H- .I Wi i .1 in. Mr. Mi-s. Minnie Th-i p. . honit Wedu vtUv e 1 Mvlvin 1 Tow hud lui in if tbe hli.l , Wili-iOH' ;t , I iN-m.ii. 1 The I niwi Sun.l. ! Mieir h.-1:,1 K'"-vt ,i i. i' diy. Kefit lMnrnU elinhii'," 41 I-ii i;,,i,tv , I-iHt i;MV . 7; ;icie.t uf th Mi!, Sw.titn Mi u;i I Mr. iUii Mr.. .1,-1, j liimter l-u.'Ms ; Mi Meian-y. .it lij. , :l ( .r.M . , n i uliit , T'IeM;.y !H!-T I.!l;i- u N'-nt n im l .!,,, Kri.h.y. Ih r. r" h. m and .1 f t iiUmi ite r r 1- i en .1 let itie h-'ii.- (.' V i J. H. H;t)!e (i.,- ,;,.tt, ,( honor 1 ni.,! : lr. J. IV (n,,.,! u, , Kl ;l!h, of Ol:ln!t. , .t -yh',. wj pl;ice- ,,t ( ()l , j.(m. j date l :.,C the .t!. . -s-day. The A.,i,lM n t iioni ( t p,,, , tier ttiif Mt.l n'.iled until .ill vMted al the i;,tle t M Trow who ha4J hed w:!h th H,,,,, d iirittfr the mmi: m..n'n euih nt;id thtt ttnnoiiiu-etiwnl tothe- (, . , ,t;. Tho (oHowInf giirvts ,,n ),, ! Mr. n"d Mit. Ito H tun, Mr. ,,rA Mir. ltalp fi.itm. Mr. Mr.-. S. M. Crow. Mr. mtd .Mf m. ttttv. Mr. and Mlw. J. li. Wllhitiiiii, Mr. and SUA. Carl JUll, ;u.-. ui.a Ills M !. "n In d.h- itinir i);tients. Mi. uiid Mrs. Murk j II.tlTIH. Mi". Ihuitia (t.iMon and Mrs. ; M;na l.il, hfiekl atid eliildien spent j'vial (lit s Msiiin friends in I.Oilll'. Mi'i S.trah Sliernialt peiit .sev eral days in Knterprise w ilh In i ; laxiher. Mis. Joe Candle. I Mlfs lVrn Haun relnriud home fitii I'tnil-tlld where !ie has heen a ".end int." a l;iti-ie.tl aeailemy. Mis l ei n ent. led tioi nial nt l-i (ir.tnde ; ' Kini.mc with the new term. Mr. an. I Mrs. Jaek Nirhol- of l't n il-t"ti, Hite, a few da last w-K with Mts. ielnd?,' p.ip'nt, Mr. and Mrs. Weoruo Thilders. . J S idmit, w ho ?pent v rial wt-1'kn with his son. I.ee Wis ioia te:t !"Hday nr KK'ltl to Visit ! , .!;) t W .t hVl t line. M " and Mis. Mawur.t Willi.nn n had a, ihetr Ktils, Ml. Hlld Mi- l;-y H..ni ,tf eanip 1". M - a;-..! Mih. V. W. Crow M.iil .r.tl il ii tisitittc at the home '. Mr H'd Ml. t'lde M en, mar' S -1 1 1 : 1 1 : -1 i lie. M . iv I Mi- M. i row entrtai- t al dmn- r Jail- t. Movent 1 rla-tni.-i aid tnends the mH-HMe-n lion-o-rii: their en, Mehin. who is h -uid'tu at W'tllaioetle university rtti.l w as je tut i tiff the vaeatlon e:i"d Willi h parent. Tlf K'P 1 v.ie t.awivnee ViiiiItw. a ydmpnt. H.ii !. y All. ii. a law cradti.tl f "' neixervity. .r. ntid Mix Va lie ' Mr and Mix (ial MeAnor. 1; hv !tr..) Kuth l.etmrd. Helen !.eon.ie,. S(s!,y 1'omiid. IVvdn H ill ar.d Van tioodiinm. nf Knter !'MM', :tnd W. Ttw. MnM iinten dent of lA!ili' mhool, M.iiih liher ha Imm-h eon tv A to her h"Hie ith flu. 1 lv Wulter Urwn uf Mul!.. KiiUd tww tfver w ith uii'. SATURDAY, THE 11th IS THE LAST DAY OF LA GRANDE STORE- Successors to N.K.WEST & CO. CLEARANCE SALE SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS IN ALL DEPTS. FAILTO COME ! BUY! SAVE ! READY-TO-WEAR CCLEARANCE PRICED All Regular $58 and $65 ' FUR TRIMMED COATS $Tfl.95 '3,4;' All $25 Dresses $17.96 New Styles! Smart Fabrics! Exceptional Values Appliques, Flares, Uneven Hemlines "Whoopie" Rain Coats - Half Price $2 47 uei'ized rain coats in trench ' models that sell regularly at $4.95 now on sale at one half price. The - coats come in sizes of 14 to- 40m Priced to clear at half price. f Regular $3.50 MUNSING PAJAMAS Several Stvles Culors $2-80 Regular $3.50 to $4 CORSETS CORSALETS Flesh Color Only $1-95 Regular $1.25 OUTING FLANNEL GOWNS White Hemstitched' Regular 25c Gingham 18c yd. m Discontinued patterns of Kilbourne BGing-hams in desirable patterns and colors, all are 32 inches wide, priced for clearance at ISc yard. Island city: ll.irry Avery. M. I'.. Kloklaml. I'laiHle l.yiKli. ami O. I). Mrlnl...-li. L:iJd Canyon: Knfiu- l:.inton. ALL MADIERA REDUCED '20 Beautiful scarf s, bridge sets, napkins, table cloths, etc. all new merchan dise is offered you at this great saving of one-fifth. Remember the more you buy the more you save. fl " : ' I Baker, Partners Returned to Ilome l I'.KANTS PA.SS. Dtv., Jan. (Al SamuiJ UukiT, pnsnlrnt of The I'Juinihcr o( i-otntiicrco Ivn1, and wo oihT nun n'turnoiJ to)ay from Oregon faves when- th'y tun I tu'in jtio ItuutuI four lus. It.ikvr MiJ lh-y rvuutiin. ti In t lit inn at th'- fvMtrt s luru fUf fliivut oo-l mid fooil was sior ti. Tlivy sui'fvrvil no ill rrfnts. . Willamette Trims Oregon Five 44-32 Kt'Ci-.'Ni:. Uri.. Jiii. T tAl') illattu tu- iiJiivt iNity'.s ini.sh.'i twill iMiintt. It -I by t !if lr!i'.ini:ti Srahs :iuA t)M' ui itH i t rlin:il, in ( h" ;un;p on ( rt'irui Iuti 1;i si nmlit -tii-ini; a 4 A ! :i- vi. tot y. The Jtc.iri als- t ill up a cu-i.J loan at th' oMt-'i vim h tin y iii.tinl.iln vl ihrouK'iu'U tlu- y.'.iM-. It was Offiti;' 1 j-t in-aiUi'-i. uaino tt'f..u- tartili tla- Tacifii' : t t nm'c-viii'.' si wi" i '. i i WalliMKtt.l !i. : 1 '. i.l . alu, thmu.h bottrr bank I h.. l.,,n;, nf them. him,.-, ,vrn ,.lo . 1 ro m.-nl. t- t.-inu- Li lUcIH to I Mill liav ( h-m." h.- r-i,li-,l ,s L,,!.-,,, . . . , ulu;-j. imii.ii riiM' in iih' auiTifiu'1. i i nK ir.MM hav. ilffnilti- a.- , I'uulon inlil.-i ihr.i h.- .,,wl.. j stood his nropojttils ln u trans- ' j tnittcil to Chairman Sniuot of tlio ' m. ma. sun; tut of at kasi pailtal li(Utdi t i ' it on tho duo date 1 np. and provisions showing 2c to 01KG GUARD RECOGNIZED IN SENATE snatr rinanro rominittt'c through j th- Whiu- Iioii. ' i (funtituicd from I 'a ire Otto) j Wheat Nervous At Close In Chicago d y hv , orr.t, .W nt. t: rk. Eajle't Poor Judgment A French schoolboy jitnickod by an entlp w hile . n h way o sila"Ml. lcv the tmce hinl wlfh n ptH-kei-knifp. Bif Money for Stamp A lo'rninn "in-fk Mm? Mamp n ToIntnl. 1!H4. of whii h only i-i-ht pir. sold at llnrnicrs for C1--V London Chronirlc. 1 till I' .Its. IC2. 1 M i I ;( W'ASHISiiToN, .tai;. (Al l - A spt i-iaUsi t mm U.iM musr v. t att' Sidim: Cili f JuMMf Tatt to.l.iy: out lii.-t rondllii'M Uas n-pO!'!od vtiH.u-ir.w -Mi!ini- ,1 impi t . m )-v hi:: phshiatl in ch.:ri:i t. 1'r.Hi-ci.- H-iciifi'. STATE HANKS TO HE CONSERVATIVE , , (Contitntid from Oii''l Think It 0rr . Th""- nro hiils in nil jnVutv, wir-K ih-- r-i, ..; ii, d.n1-- but titer art llht. t if WO fi? and vrc- chrt,sc to (.viKenspldte IhCiU. na':j :i .:. .'.-!' i .iii '-t ; t'o fid !i ma n in'im-rit U' i r: ;l H lT.ir.. : mi; Jnoit- dil'iri:!! to ! ,in im..--i- : til fact, bank ;? r;iaj.-' ih-i i h: VThtn Pleaiur Ltcs j todi ins or ki ir-li.u Ovniiv U richwt trvaurf In I'cvau trr-nnniiy the worhl t t)rle unless tomcon? ;t' me!-" inuin-y iV,,; pT shares tl.tiu. AuK'rio.tu MuM I "nt iVAJiwU- or ia!dL Xlue. 1 u;c. Tt U.ukvr'a tlrn ''hi;i ttv m: rov W'AIMNVtTtiN. J in. ' (AIM K. ' - 1 in dun. 5ucra r export of tho 4 oniim-ivo di parttn'nt. 1'ild the s" n. Jobby roinn;itt. today tu h.id l-on nsk'd ty Walter N---to'i. oif cf lri yid'-nt Hoovi r's v I -t-i i to try to work ion a sltd- it-.C s.i'i- .-r suuar dutji p. ii.lnn: larirf biil. CHICAGO. Jan. I (XV) WmV. spn ad heavy snowfalls nv. r do- i niostic winter w heat territory, to- ' aether wiih U.wer ipioiaiioiis on j w in at at Liverpool, pave an i-ariy setback to Chicago wheat vahns.' toiiay. Liverpool wh'-at pri(-4- down- tnrnt w ero iissoeiau-d Hh an nouncement of larper shipments from Argentina, as compard with-la-t nek. Ip' -nine '2 to H- off. Chhaco wheat afterward ralfied a in the 'it fit . but lin n dropped lower than b fore. Pnrdoii i-aiil he u ndt rs! oud s- v i it uv'M'!mn! dep irttnem.H had '-n a"ditd l New ton lo ..rk on h'i-lUii: m . i i ' , to as-ee' -!ia f it Wheat closed ner ous at the 1 . elitabte n ii.bb th worked Tmde-Mark Ancient Idea The KnclUh Kirtianient author hti t nide-r.:axk s more t han a t ; icars ago. the b.t i thvy van : Core throats Slj jC. Quickly relieved -AJi y VAPOROB h,cl: ho iM 5ee thai jou re: GET RID OF YOUR CORNS K1t a r-T;r ot votir tinr Aixo.coK.v;i.rtnrt, 'r No No more ,if. fenns k with ee. Don't iiv, lonir-r. They are .larcrrou. . Let EMVOCOKN' al the (o'W. "f drusm.t, TODAY rr if the,. ,T. Forty-Second Year of Friendly Service a Ciranftp ftaiimial t-Uul. , . - 3Joua Dr; : Co. .v.