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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSKRVEK, LA GRANDE. ORE.
Saturday, April 26, 1920
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(JllACI; SAT1SFIKS THE LAW The law entered, thut -the
offonei miKht abound, lint where niii iiIhmiikIimI, iiiee did
much more abound. That an nn luith reigned unto ileal h. oven
ho miht Ki'ncn roiKn throiiKh i'lKhtoouni'H unto eternal 11 To )
.if'KiiN Olirlm our Jjiiril. ItomiiiiH fi:20, 21.
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
May 1.01 Vi
CIUCACiO WHEAT
Open iflRh :
July
Kept.
Kit. .
.Inly .
Sept.
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POUTLANK WlliCAT
Oiion . IIIkIi low I Close
...I. OS 1.0:1 1.02(4 l.02i
--- 4 1.0114 iMi i.ni(4
....I. Oil .1.05 1.01 1.03
$ ! 2.r.o. Calves I 0.50 down, off
Sr;ule.1 largely $7.MI'n 1S.00.
Sheep: ouotuhly steady with
week ao. No Hprhiir hiinhs arrived
In rnr lam. Top dlivc-ins fll.Ml.
Hulk $11.00 61 f 1 2. 00. Clood to
choice shorn Ininhs $ll.(m i $!i.-r".
I'oitimnii to pood Hhorn and wnol.-d
at $".oihi iS.uii. vhln culls ilown to
0.00. A fe-yearl inns ; to $7. mi.
Kwes $6.00 down. mostly $r..:ii
down l.'ulla down to $2.0ii.
Not Chinesa Ward
Tlx pldyih Kujiiliili inline "ohoi
siiciis" for the. pair of kiiiiiII taper
Ut'i Mili'kii urd liy Chinese timl jnji-
nuese in ennui; sik'ulhos the iiiiiek
niie; chop is pidgin Knllsli for
i quick.
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LA GRANDE
STORE
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, ' J.IVKItl'OOl,, Apr. -JS (AT)
Wiioat rlow: May 7h C"4d tl.l'!4
I July: 7s SiAd 1 . 1 -J V -
. Ootidn'r: 7 11 JI.I57J.
Only Good Breading
Ml nin olKiuiuions itt cortain
llnwn," Naiil Mi Ho. the sage of
t'liiimtown. "It Is propir Unit lis
n u-cll-hrtMl man I slioiiid prove tliat
I know wlii'ti it Is lime to liow."
Wiibliintrtnu Slar.
(Ii.fornilty in another important
item to he t'onnldcrod In connpe
tlon with bliriiH tKpi't.'inly If tho
hum Involves nron ahnut the ni-ck,
the palm of the hand or aliout
Joints. , I
Hums nnturally represent einer- !
Keney Hltuntlons. As much -arn 1
ni,ust he taken to nvold doing the j
wioiik thlnir as In lining the right.
Thus ev'ery precaution pofsihle
should he taken not to Injure the
hu rued tissues, I
If a hot fluid has soaked through
the clothing and hurned the lis.
Twenty-two thousand nine hundred seven persons during
the past year were fined or punished in Ilelsinfffors, capital
city 'of Finland, for trespassing upon the prohibition law,
according to a news dispatch. Which means that as an
average, every tenth inhabitant was convicted of illegal
consumption of alcohol. The United States, it seems, is not
the only country having difficulty with prohibition laws.
As if bootleg liquor were not enough, this country is now
being treated to bootleg. literature (?) following pubilicity
given certain "improper writings" by the United States
senate. D. II. Lawrence's "Lady Chatterly's Lover" has ap
peared in this country from England without suffering from
a diluting process as in the case of liquor and a Spokane
circulating library rented it with great rapidity at 50c a
day until authorities stepped, in and confiscated the book.
Somehow or other we can't be worried about the bad effect
of these so-called bad books. If they are terribly bad, nice
people will not be able to understand them; and those who
can understand them must be fairly well versed in vulgarity
already. Innocence and purity may well be protected but
the issuance of a strict order, "Don't read that!", is a poor!
way to accomplish protection.
UTILIZING JUNKED CAIIS
Every section of the country cursed with unsightly "auto
mobile ..graveym-ds'I-m-and what section .istt'Urrrfinds-.wuse
for rejoicing in the report that tho Ford Motor company has
a plan for buying up discarded automobiles to melt down
their metal parts for reclamation in its steel plants.
' Such conversion of material offers a partial solution of
the , problem created by the ever-growing piles of broken
motor cars and trucks. In time, with efficient methods, the
reclaimers may be able to pay enough for outmoded automo
biles to clear the roads of machines so antiquated as to be
menaces to traffic, and to clear the roadsides of seai-s caused
by the location of "graveyards" within sight of main high-
ways. Today such machines have a junk value only for their
nonferrous metais aluminum, copper and brass.
When rubber prices soared a few yeais ago a similar pro-
gram of reclamation was instituted for the rubber in old
tires, which, when mixed with fresh gum rubber, was molded
into new tires of fair quality. Reclaimed rubber still is in
demand, particularly for the manufacture of hard rubber
products, and the heaps of worn automobile tires that once
littered the landscape have disappeared. A similar fate for
old automobiles would bo a scenic as well as an economic
blessing.
Automobile manufacturers and dealers look . forward to
that time when an automobile after two-years' operation will
be worth more as junk than'as a vehicle of transportation.
When and if it is realized, perpetual motion will be estab
lished in the motor industry.
CONTROLLING THE SUPPLY
A cooperative marketing association is to agriculture what
a corporation is to business. It is the opinion of some busi
ness men that cooperative associations are founded on the
fallacious assumption that they can set aside the laws of
supply and demand. They entertain no such silly ideas.
There is no farmer who. has given serious thought to the
development of a better marketing system who does not
realize that the price of a product necessarily depends largely
upon the demand for it and the supply with which to meet
that demand is taken into consideration the price is affected
largely by the time, the manner and the place of tho feeding
of the supply to the demand. In other words, the supply
must be fed to the demand in an orderly way and in such
quantities as the demand can consume ut a fair price.
Provided the supply is kept under rigorous control, as it
is in industry, there is nothing to lose nnd everything to gain
by impounding surplus production to be fed out according
to the demand.
So the big problem before the federal farm board is keep
ing the supply under control. Raising the general level
pf farm prices will provide an almost irresistible temptation
to increase acreage where arable soil and labor are available.
ness .depend upon a hllnd pho- ,
dleneo horn of perfect faith In his
elder. I
There" are times a little later'
when he must atili ohey Mindly, !
having confidence that his parents' !
Judgment Is hotter, than .his own. i
A little child should he limiues
tioningly ohedient In nil mutters1
that concern his surety nnd physi- !
cal well being, lie should he,'
obedient to nil reasonable com- j
mands because ho trusts the par-1
eat who niiikcs them. .
Hut obedience Is not an end In ;
Itself, it Is a means to various . sues underneath, no attempt should
ends to protecting the child's he made to undress the victim.
safety mid well being while he is. though the clothing may lie cut
little: to teaching him habits from the hurned parts,
which will he. useful to him nil his.' The time-honored remedy of car
life; to giving himl tile benefit, of ', ran oil helps to relieve the pnjn
the superior Judgment of his elders and will not damage the tissues if
until such tlmo as his own Judg- poured over the burned surface,
inent Is sufficiently . developed lo .
' enable him . to make his own do- Iivt t tcit-vxt niMtrn '
I cisions. I'CULLlalUJN bliNKs
if we underslnnd that what wo BRITISH VESSEL
Iwant of our children Is something I
more than obedience, that we wish
to develop in them the ability in
creasingly to mho their own Judg
ment and to iictjtilro self control,
wo will he spared the folly of mak
ing a child do anything, merely to
teach him to obey.'.
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( POI'.TI.ANH, Ore, Apr. 2li (AT. j
. Cush'wheat: Mlg llend hlucstclil, :
hard wiiite $l.lf;.
! Soft white 1.(H. ' !
Western white T 1 .04.
Hard winter $1.01'. i
Northern spring $1.02. , .
Western red SI. ill'. '
Oats: No. 2-SX II.. white W Mid' CIW AM FOl
i.Miays car roei'ipis: wncai I'-i. t
barley 1, flour :i, hay 2.
Genuineness
A man is never so ridiculous
by those tpntiilies that lire hlg
own as liy those l hat lie tiiToclg
to have. l-'ranklln.
Slot-Macliino Idea Old
i. oiu-iu-iiu.-siid machines were
known '.'11,1 years I!. r. and It Is
probable that f.'teslhlus Invented
I them. They were used to disperse
imrifyliiK tt'aler lo liypllan ivnr
j Khipers us i hey enleied the temple.
Five drachmae hail to lie dr.itihcd
In tin; machine In order to receive
Hie liiiiiid. Slot machines did not
enino Into cononil use until about
1(10 years ao.
Bids on Airmail
Successors to N.K.WEST & CO.
THE UNA JETTICK SHOE
$5. AND $6.
' Is Exclusive With Talk's in La Grande
tip
(Continued from rage One)
Health Talks
nltoaril his vchhi'I on March L'7.
Ho v;is micf-ecdi'd liy Captain John
j:i'-1m ffirnicrly ext-iMitive oiTIcit
of tin 1. cvla than, who was niak
intf his first Irlp,
Tin- only KirUwoml . listed In
aval In hlo .Hhliphitf rejoin tiTH Ik a
vcM.si'l of 1G14 Ioiih Kru.ss and Jh
owned In London.
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I'OUTI,ANl, On., Apr. 2(1 AI')
HiiffH: IM'i, calvi'H 5, -sheep Ml.
Wtiek'H tutuls approximately: 1uxh
4'.HiU, cuttle 2320, ralveH 2ofi, Hhtep
Itl'ltXS AX SCALDS
TliirnH dry. or nioipt nro among
tho most common nnd painful ac
cident which. Imfall iih.
They require, careful and Hkllled
n. iiinn iii, Miini Minn 1110 immc- I 7r,. I ol-h: eriiiinnie.1 h I
umie umi uiuniaio rcnuiia may 00 ; nro, moHtly r,c to Hh- hipher. Hulk
much modified for Kod or evil by I KOod to choice light hutcheiH Mon
th!) manner In which tho Injured day l J.3B i 1.6S; lop anl hulk
part Ih cared for. , . thereafter $1 I. UG. Over and timid
A hum, depending uj)on tho c.-!wotghtH $11.15 down. H.-avies down
tent of tiHHtio Involved, and Hpniflto ?l0.0n. Itnugh packlnff how
what, too, on tho form of heat orj$s.25 to 8.B0. Odd head Hinooth
Hiilmtanco cauHimx it, preMentH a !Ml ?!).0. slaughter plKH nnd lighl
HerleH of prohlemH, the fiiHt of iightM under 150 poundK fiii.oo ,
which Ih Hhock. 4 ! $11.00. Mostly $10.-5 fff $u.r,o.
When mure than a third of the ! B:ilk feeder nlg $ 1 2.00 fit .5a.
hody Involved In the hum tho ' onHlderablr
"Establishment of Port
Tho naval ohservntory says high
water occurs 5(1 minutes later each
day on an average. Ili'h water ful
liws the transit of the moon across
the meridian of any place hy a cer
tain Interval, which Is known ns
the "estalillslmicnl of the port."
This interval Is approximately the
Fame l Uroiivhotit the year fur any
0110 place, hut (Hirers widely for
different places.
WAHU'INtVPOX. Apr. (AP)
1-ollewin piiKsaj,re by congress of J
the Watres ahninil hill. Assistant j
l'oit master treneral (Mover I'l l- i
day announced that advertisements
fur lilds for trauspirtatinu if air-!
ln.nl! tiver five trunk routes would '
he withdrawn and new awards;
Would he made to the preHelit tip.
craiortw
The routes affected hy the with-I
di-awal included Salt Lake City ti
f'iiKco. Wash., via. Holne. Ida. j
rnder tho Watrew hill the rate
of mall pay to operators Is changed '
from a poundage, to" a mileage and f
space basis and the postmaster !
general hns authority - to Issue
certificates to the n pern tors of
these fire routes when their pres-J
ent contract expires May 6. , 1
'ACKARD&NEELY ;
Evangelist Song Leader
CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST
7TII AND pexn. ave;
ISeginning Sunday,
April 27, 1930.
70 EACH EVENING
WELCOME!
Ocean Steppinr-Stons i
The lilomede inlands compose a j
proup of three small Islands situ- I
tiled near the middle of the llerlng I
Klralt in about tied decrees north I
; ..iiiiieie ami ii,a octrees west lOIIlfl-
i tude. They funn sii'iiihiik stones be-
j Iwecn the nearest points of Asia i
! mid Xunh America. 'J'liey were dis i
covereil by licrin In 17js.
result is tisnally fatal. '1'ho trravlty iTuesdny at $!2;7li
Term of Dorision
The (erm "shin plnsters'' ns np
piled lo paper nionev Is Unlleil
Slates slanw f lilliiiilly It meant
nny paper innney.' It Is said to
have been iionlieil fir.tt in Km de.
Hhmvlni; .Monday and ! prechited Continental currency nit-
of the contlltlon seenin to depend
niore on tho extent of the skin sur
face Involved than on tho depth of
tho Injury.
Horns over tho abdomen or chest
may prove fatal even when 'the
urea 'burned Is relatively Rmall.
I'uln naturally Ih one of the im
portant considerations in dealliu;
witll hums, nnd rrerptejtly the
pain suffered by the victim tuny
ho extreme, though tho skill shows
only it mild redness. .
. The resultant scar formation anil
er tltt- War nf the l.'uvolution.
('little: eomnnre.l will, ivc.l.- r.'i.n
hotter Blade steers 25e. to 5llc low- ;. , . , . . I
er.' She-slock steady to Sac lower.! And With Tolcvitlon
Hulls sleady to weak. Calves mid ' T,IB tolopliono coinTiatiy says It j
vealera stcadv. Clood steers most. 1 w'" ''' possible for n person j
ly ll.ooi $ll.r,n. Less deslrajilK I !" 'ol'M'litnic arouiiil the. world to i
kinds 10.75 down, coinmons down) . Iiliiist-ir. maj-'ine some of these
to: !.(iii and helow. .Top heirerH:'5"1'',"'1 "leeks culling themselves tip
$10.75. Top cows 3.75. Hulk .lo-,' s" m"' """ nl' tllis ls '
sirahie slie-stock $S,75 up. Low i -
cutters down: to SLaa. rnir, i- lo 1 N'ortfi fnroMfflr-filiii over 2ir,on,-
medium liulls mostly, $11. fiOGi ST. mi. I
Odd head -ood hulcher hulls $7..0 '
(ii $ S.on. ' Hulk HkM vealers .$!:'. 00 '
forest lands.
ALWAYS READY
To be dependable., in
our opinion, is to hold
ourselves ready to
render the very best
of ambulance and
mortuary service at
reasonable prices, at
any hour of the
twenty-four without
a moments delay.
FREE
AMBLUANCE
SERVICE.
WALKER'S
Funeral Service
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FANCY FIVE-PIECE-
CURTAIN SETS
Two curtains 2J4 yd. lonj,', two tie-backs- -and valance.
' ; 98c - f
Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Paje
Chats With
Parents
,t-V OIIKDIIC.VCK l-l.cs
liy Allro Iih1mii TViilo
To hear some mothers talk, one
would think Hint obedience was the
goal of all child training.
J'arentM who consider obedience
es. on end In itself cither have
never thoiittlit the matter thrniicii,
or they are concerned more with
their own comfort ntul
thnn with their child's ultimate
iflt.viilnnn,i,ni
A thorouKhly obedient child
makes least trouble for his pur.
cuts, hut he Is not necesMarlly
learning ntHimlcM uliieli win i,u .V
service to him In later years.
tir course every child must learn
io oney. there are many oecu
(bIoiis. uiM-.-l.illy durlnif Hie early
iyeui, when his safMy and Imiipl- '
Men! This is a
Wife-Saving
Station"
If you love your wife as much ns you tell her you do,
protect her life by insisting that she send that weekly,
wash to this "Wife Saving Station."
You'll be money in pocket by saving doctors' and
druggists' bills, laundresses' time, and wages and feed;
fuel, electricity and washing supplies. The clothes will
also last longer than under home-washing treatment.
And, glory-be 1 you'll go home to a happy wife, Mon
days and Tuesdays, instead of the poor exhausted
woman who greets you now.
Friend Wife may not believe this, but it is true has
been demonstrated in thousands of homes.
Clothes washing has become a man's job; thanks to
scientific machinery, and washing supplies. Men and
machines make a belter job of it with less wear on the
fabrics; less loss of colors, less shrinkage.
Don't let your misguided life-partner sacrifice her
self a day longer, through false notions of "duty" or
"economy." Take this matter into your own hands and
insist that she at least give it a trial one week the
whole bundle not merely a pai l of it for complete
washing and ironing, ready to wear or to use.
If you doubt your ability to "sell" her the idea your
self, bring her here, and let us take you both through
the laundry and explain the how and why of every
step in every process.
Standard Laundry Co.
'Wife Saving Station'
HIS Jefferson
La (h-ande
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According to the London Observer, this
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"The Body in the Road"
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Gl.VG TJtAIIiKll This
hns heen in use only i
time nnd Is built up with nil
necessary equipment. Dual
wheels -with excellent, heavy,
duty truel: typo tires.. This Is
a, barKiilu and will not be at
our lot for Ioiilt.
Special 3-day prleo...
?HAT COUNTS -
trniler
i . short
$350
1925 ST.VH SKD.AX This car
hns been owned - by a careful
person and is in the beta of
shape. Clood tires, new Duco,
excellent upholstering:, motor
thoroughly overhauled nnd
complolo equipment. . Don't
nilH.s this one .
3-d.-iy price of
i-wa i'fU. ,ski.. Come
beaut i-
$275
OXTI.VC SKD.AX
In and . inspect tills car's
fill spotlesn mohair upholster-
"AS IS" roi.l.KfilATK
TKAXSI'OltTATIO.V
1.02r Kord TouriiiK $ 7.-.0n
1!IL'4 Ford Toiirini! r.tl.no'
11)21 Ford TourinK 8.-.0(
1II2U Ford Itoadstcr ,. 125.01),:
Iliac Ohev. '1'ouiiiiK' lrl).(Ml;
tuz-t chev. TouriiiB 7..(l().
11120 liuick. TouriiiK 75.011.
1922 DoiIko TouriiiK B.-..00
l!l2!i Star Toiirlnif 75.11(1
1925 Star TouriiiK" 75.00
1H24 Star TouriiiK- 05.110 :
These cars all have liood tires;''
motors are In Kood shape como
III and drive 'em away.
Ins, Its powerful reconditioned"
motor, ils excellent heavy dntyi
tires and Its fino Duco finislif'
Drive It and- net the thrill ot
acceleration- ami riding,'
ease An Olv Car..
Z $395
Larisdn ChevroBet Company
Used Caj.
Lot.. .
Phone
Main 508
407 Fir St.
Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Fage
BOISE
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BAKER
MUNICIPAL BALL PARK-RAKER
SUNDAY APRIL 27. 2:30 P.M. I
Opening game of the
Idaho-E. Oregon
league at Baker.
ADM $1.00
PLAY BALL
Dedication of new
athletic field. Parade,
flag-raising, music by
two bands.
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