LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Thursday, April 14, 1932
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By J. ;R. Williams
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'i'lT.OT. BORNTHiOTW SEAttSJOOSOON tZj'.,,
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And Jesus went about all Galilee, teaching in their syna
gogues, and preaching the gospel of the kingdom, and heal
ing all manner of sickness and all manner of disease among
the people. Matthew 4 : 23.
FINANCING FARMERS
When the 'Reconstruction Finance Corporation was organ
ized a few months ago the majority of Americans were in
favor of the act, though many believed that it would aid
only the bankers, the railroads, and the big industries direct
ly, and that its only influence upon the lot of the common
people would be indirect. '
But right here in Union county are numbers of men who
will receive loans direct from the big corporation. Already
more than twenty farmers of the Grande Ronde valley have
made applications for crop production loans, as a result of
the recent visit of E. J. Davis, field inspector for the regional
office of the new organization at Spokane.
Mr. Davis explained to local farmers that the plan pro
vides for the making of loans of amounts not to exceed $400
for the purchase of seed, feed for teams, fuel and oil for
tractors, and for other expenses necessary in the production
of the 1932 crops. .The farmers will be allowed to borrow at
the, rate of $3 per acre for field crops where no fertilizer
is used, $12 per acre for truck crops including potatoes, and
up to $25 per acre for bearing' orchards.
In order to secure the loan the farmer gives a first mort
gage on the crop he is raising, and the amount is to be paid
on or before November 30, 1932. No money is to be loaned
to any person who has any other means of livelihood than
fanning, nor to any person who was not engaged in farming
in 1931. The loans are for bona fide farmers only.
This plan practically guarantees the money necessary for
putting in the crops of Union county this season, and makes
it possible for the farmers who need such aid to obtain
money at only 51a per cent interest. The committee rip
pointed for supervising the loans in this county is composed
of F. L. Meyers, Ernest DcLong, and Frank McKennon.
The consensus is that the plan provides very timely
aid, that it will tide scores of farmers over the plant
ing season (farmers who might otherwise be severely handi
capped), and that the requirements are fair though firm. .
One Hundred
pje w D)i?ese
have just been unpacked - - and have been marked ex
tremely low for a quiclTdisposal! '
Other Papers
Say:
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"OLIVER ASKS FOR MORE"
Those who are fond of their Dick
ens will remember the famous scene
In "Oliver Twist" where little Oliver
asks the hard-boiled master of the
orphanage for more porridge. Vet
erans of the World war have bolted
the dictates of the lost legion con
vention and are asking for the nav-
ment of the last two billion of their
Insurance bonuses right now. Oliver
veteran is asking for more.
ORTLAND PRODUCE
PORTLAND, Apr. 14 () Butter-
Prints 92 score or better 20 22c;
standards 19 21c carton.
Butterfat Direct to shippers:
station 16c; Portland delivery prices
IDC.
Llvo poultry Net buying price"
heavy hens colored 414 lbs. xto 15c:
do mediums 12c; light 10c; light
oroners nnc iac iD.; colored roasters
over 2 lbs. 18e20c. Old roosters 8c:
ducks pekin 15c; geese 12c; capons
lU(r20c.
Eggs, country meats and mohair.
nuts, cascara bark, hops, onions, po
tatoes, new and seed potatoes, wool
and hay quotations unchanged.
8IIOAR AND FLOUR
PORTLAND, Apr. 14 ln Suear-
Cane, granulated $4.15 100 lbs.: beot
S4.06.
The situation is one of the most es"c. l'ur. V"n? P"c? '!"
difficult facing President Hoover and L'T"" Z t ; ao,BS ,tB:
coiire. without, .item, fnr th,.!bakcrs bluestem 4.10: soft wheat
additional demand, the government is : j".' """f f3 40 iL0: "ntaIm
having plenty of trouble "balancing "J' Patent 5.00a 5.20; rye
LADIES HATS
Mode new, at small cost, and color
or shade with lacquers that do not
stiffen the straw. Take your hat to
Richardson "The Art Man" at Rich
ardson's Art and Olft Shop. 4-12-2 t.
EARLY CABBAOE PLANTS
And Cauliflower. Get them now at
Clarks Greenhouses. 4-14-1 t.
A rummage sale for the benefit of
the Neighbors of Woodcraft will be
held Saturday, April 16, beginning at
9:00 a. m. at the old Bootery loca
tion on N. Depot. 4-13-3 t.
100 latest pieces of nooular shoot
music, Reg. 36c pieces close out
price 15c ea. Adler's Music Co.
4-14-1 t.
Hemstitching. pleating. button
holes, etc Norton's KlilSy Shop.
Adv.
Hard winter 62c,
Northern spring 02c.
Western red 62c.
Oats: No. 2 white 23.0O.
billion deficit. Where can the govern-
ment find two billion more without '
extensive borrowing which might pro- . n' V, p. VjTT
long the instability of the budget. iwhV i?,?e" blucstem 73c-
Government loans are easy to make Western white 64c,
uu. nicy niwKya imve wj uw pmu ana
with interest. President Hoover will
be condemned for his opposition to
the new demand from the veterans, j
but It is one of the most courageous :
things ho has done.
It Is truo the veterans have valid
claims for consideration by the gov
ernment which they served, but are'
they quite Justified In presenting this
claim now? Through the veterans
bureau tho government Is already
spending more than a billion a year
to caro for the veterans. It Is true
that many are not eligible for special
compensation as yet and that many.
are not aoie to live on tne compensa- i EPILEPSY CURABLE? Detroit lady
tlon they rccelve and that many are flnds complete relief for husband.
suiiering with the rest of the un- Specialists home and abroad failed.
v...P.UJLvi. Nothing to sell. All letters answered.
But Is the plight of the unemployed Mrs. Geo. Dempster, Apt. 10-5, 6900
veteran any worse than tho plight uiFayotto Blvd. West, Detroit, Mich.
or the unemployed non-veteran? Howl , 4-14-1 tp.
mi iiiitu wiL-y nie rigiit, w asK con--
- ; ' DRY FI.YS OREGON PRODUCT
PORTLAND CASH MnKml cn,w.li ,ii,i... .....
PORTLAND. Ore., Apr. 14 MV-nsh ,iys. MU ln Oregon for Oregon wat-
o uy uu uregua nsnerman. At
Bohnenkamp's. Also Weber lifelike
'lys. 4-14-1 t.
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for this Column must
bi In by 9 a. m.
NOTICE
To whom It concerns: I will not
be responsible for tho payment of
any debts or accounts contracted now
or hereafter by any person other than
myself.
Signed: Mrs.. Maude Bottscmet Bunn.-
' ' 4-12-3-i !
are marked at
and '
FIFTY':
are marked at
Frocks for every occasion, for every figure . . . and every one simply shouts
of Spring with their gay colorings and smart details . . . Prints, Chiffons,
and Flat Crepes . . . choose your frock from these two groups and you can
rest assured it will be correct in every detail.
NOW, THEREFORE, Pursuant to
said execution, I will on Friday the
29th day of April, 1932, at the front
door of the Union county' court house
ln the city of . La Grande, Union
county. Oregon, at two o'clock ln the
said property be sold to satisfy said
Judgment and decree.
NOW, THEREFORE, Pursuant to
said execution, I will on Friday. April
29, 1932, at the front door of the
Union county court house In the city
afternoon of said day, sell at public Df m Grande, Union county, Oregon,
auction, to tho highest bidder for ttt two o'clock ln tho afternoon of
cash ln hand, tho following described said day, sell at public auction, to
property situated ln the county of the Wgnest bl(Jcler for caslJ , hand
.... , - 1jhm.u-, me following described nroDertv.
situated Jn the county of Union, state
of Oregtmand particularly described
as follows, to-wlt:
larly described as follows, to -wit
In Township
Two C2), North
Range ' Po r t y
(40), East:
Section Two (2) :
.South, halCpf,
Lots 1 and 2)
Southwest quar-'
ter of Northeast
quarter : )
ISoctlon Thlr-
TOTAIi
si deration beyond any otiier class of
citizens
HOW TO SAVE
Both time and money, bv havin;
Tho argument that the two billions your class work done at Richardson's
additional distributed to the veterans Art and Gift Shop. They specialize
now will stimulate business is not i wiMfinM.iii ninB.
sound. Tho two billion distributed to ., ,.,., ? .
n-ans last summer did nnt w ,v "1UB Ul JJ" b
work.
4-12-2 t.
the veterans last summer did not
provont business conditions from ,
moving steadily down. Ave tho vet-1
erans being misled by clever poll-' O" dance. Eagles hall Satur-
iictans who are not so much interest- : uuy nignc. Admission due. 4-14-3 t.
cd in cash for veterans as they are, 1
in cashing ln on their own political' NO. 13C02
hones now? -TREASURY DEPARTMENT
When the Insurance bonuses are "mPlu'.or .tn c""T.ency
used up. how will it bo possible to- ZT'C ? ? '
tnsuro them and their families r!-b 8atIsactory ev denoc
against death and old nim. Tim vPtr- r.'.""1. "" naeraignoa, it nai
XOTICB TO CKEDITOKS
Notice Is hereby given that the iin-
dersietied has been dnlv annnlntH hv
I the County Court of the State oflteGn(13:
Oregon for Union County, ndminls- northeast quar
trator of the estate of Luclnda A. ter of Northeast
moore, deceased, and has qualified as; quarter )
wuw,. Jill JJVinuilO ilUVUIg U1U1III
against said estate are hereby requir
ed to present the same, verified aa
required by law, to the unoirsigncd
at the office of his attorney-., Green
& Hess, at La Grande, Oregon, within
six montns irom tne date hereof.
Dated at La Grande, Oregon, this
ittn oay or April, iuya.
W. J. SAUNG, Administrator of the
Estate of Lucinda A. Moore, De
ceased. Apr. 14-21-28. May 5-12.
In : TownShip
Turn 79Y NTm-tli
ApprpxAweogo (4p '
., I S po tlon j. XJilr-
.: .; . ;,. : 'teen (13'): V:. :
Northwest quar-'
Approx. Acreage
83.76
j ter of Nottbiast.
quarter.' )
an vote Is at Its ncak now. There is . . '
.i .... . ...... ; rirst national uanK or La
shadowed by a non-vefemn vote and the o ' Tv , S"?8
veterans may suffer for unwise leader- SjiS ' " "'n "'f st?te '
ship now. surely the wiser course for 3 I JS"
able-bodied Vetera Is U look to P, X 5' f '.,t"tc Ie
tho future now. ,. .,,,r. " " "V..."
Hospitals, health services, homes hn nnt.hni.t!.H to Pnmm.M k,.oi
and pensions against old ago these ncss of banking:
provisions should bo strengthened and Now therefore I, J. W. Pole Oomp
sustalned, but they may bo Jeopar- trollcr of the Currency, do hereby
divert by demanding special favors certify that "The First National Bank
now. Eugene Heglster-auard. I of La Grande" in tho City of La
i Grande ln the County of Union and
PAI L VOX HIMlEMIl'ltn ' State of Oregon Is authorlred to oom-
Tho election of Paul Von Hlnden-' mo"co tn0 business of Banking
stands almost alone against a program
ui revolution and anarchy. j
ltlndenburg. now 05, never consld-
PROPIIECIES OF DOOM '
Nothing mnkes much more eerie reading than those casual
forecasts scientists make so often of impending and inescap
able doom for the human race. The latest comes from the
geologists, one of whom used a column in a New York paper
the other day to announce that we shall have a new ice age
in no more than 10,000 years.
Things of this sort are never really disturbing. After all,
if 10,000 years do not seem long to a geologist, who is used
10 Counting yeai'S bv the million. thrv swm Imur tn dir. l bun as nresicient. nr n.n.nv . provided In Section Flttv ono nun.
nf nnrl n rlwi.ufm. tl,f io in mm .. i 1 (Adolf Hitler tho fascist agitator and S? ",ul 'ty-nlne of tho Revised
01 US, aim a (UsastOl that IS 10,000 years away might IIS well Ernst Thalmann the communist can- Statutes of the United States,
be a hundred times that fill' off Wp pnn't mhn nl,al,.. dldate is a personal tribute to tho , In, testimony whereof witness my
' """-a mm lai Oil. e Cant make OUl Selves beloved hero of Tannenberg rather "nd nni B"nl of office this seventh
W01TV about it. . than an evidence of tho strength of "" of Mnrch. 1932.
- ' ..i.. .. .j . J. W. POI.R rnmittmli.. r h
But it does make eerie leadiner. this dpsrrinf.inn nf lnvlv 'accomplished It and the aged warrior Currency. 3-34-60 t
t , . 1 Stands nlmret. nlnnn nonlnat. a nnumm
accumulating masses of ice, up on tho top of the globe, piling
up silently and relentlessly, century after century, waiting to
slide down over the bulge of the earth and depopulate Europe
and North America.
The last ice age, for instance, slid a mile-high glacier along
the site of what is now New York Cit.v. The next one prob
ably will do the same. The Great likes will vanish; the
mountains of Tennessee will be frost-bound and desolate
with a thousand years of winter, and the climate of Florida
will be like Labrador's climate today.
Nature, evidently, believes in pushing a wot sponge across
the slate every so often. All that we have and all that we
have done will vanish, without a trace, a few score of cen
turies hence. Then the glaciers will retreat, and a new
North American continent will be ready for experiments in
civilization-building by some new group of restless adven
turers from around the equator.
There is a fascination to that sort of picture, somehow.
A proper amount of humility is good foius, and that is'
precisely what we get from these scientific prophecies of
doom. We are here, so to speak, on sufferance. No matter
what sort of society we fabricate here, sooner or later it will
be swept away and people will have to begin all over again.
Keeping that idea in mind is one way of avoiding an oer
stuffed ego.
PISHING SKASON' SI'KCIM.
Tho U. S. Ply Weight boot at a
orcd a great man until of late years. s 25 1,. in.iip.. . nim5i
towers above any of the public fig- knmp',1
achievements could only have been
possible to one endowed with great
ness, lie has reolly led three lives
as brought forth In a recent book by
T. B. Yunrra.
Tho first life of Hlndonburg com
prised his early military service; the
second his recall to tho army after
retirement for ago to win glory at
Timnonberg and to servo as chief of
the general staff. Thev present tho
record or a faithful niid bull-headed
soldier, to whom the kaiser was the
All-Highest. When tho kaiser fled.
Hlndonburg deserted the role or the
supcr-mllluirtxt anil Instead or seek
ing by rorce or arms to suppress the
chaotic republic that had arisen out
or the ruins or war, uuhesltatedly put
his country above departed autocracv
and "ranged himself on the side of
the new Germany against the old."
The third life came with his eleva
tion to the presidency ln 1035 bv-
monnrchlst dreaming or n restora
tion. But Instead or conspiring to
overthrow tho republic, Hlndonburg
remained loyal to the now order, sup
lorted stressman and the Young
plan, and Brunlng and Crooner.
I hough not a Hemibllcan. ho 1ms
been the republic's strongest support
er. His action assures a period of
comparative stability, despite tho
noisy but shallow Hitler and his blind
and unreasoning prejudices nnd the
Muumuauons or communists. Salem
Capital journal.
PORK
SPECIAL
l'-IM-D-A-Y
POUK SHOULDERS Q
Pound & C
POHK LOINS 4 -t
Pound L
PORK STEAK )
Pound J.A 21'
POUK LEGS J J
Pound JL1.C
Grande Ronde
Meat Co.,
South half of
Northeast quar
ter ) 120
excepting th0 timber now standing,
growing or being or which may here
after stand, grow or to be upon the
above described lands, which timber
has been reserved by said Bowman
Hicks Lumber Company, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy
said Judgment and decree upon plain
tiff's second cause of suit above set
forth, together with the costs which
have accured or may accrue under
and by virtue of said execution.
Dated at La Grande, Union county,
Oregon, this 30th day of March, 1932.
JESSE BRESHEARS, Sheriff of JJnlon
County,-Oregon. .r i ;
ROBERT S. EAKIN, Wcst-Jacbbson
Building, La Grande, Oregon, At
torney for Plaintiff.
March 31. April 7-14-21.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that,
under and by virtue of a writ of exe
cution ln foreclosure duly and regu
larly issued by the clerk of the cir
cuit court of the state of Oregon for
Wallowa county, dated the 28th day
of March, 1032, in that certain suit
brought in said court wherein Bowman-Hicks
Lumber Company, a cor
poration, is plaintiff and R. M. Cor-
123.76
excepting tho timber now standing,
growing or being or which may here
after stand, grow or be upon the fol
lowing described land:
In Township
Two (2), North,
Range Forty
(40). East:
Section Two (2):
Southwest quar
ter of Northeast
quarter )
Sec tlon Thir
teen (13):
Northeast quar
ter of Northeast
quarter )
TOTAL
or so much thereof as may be neces
sary to sntisfv Kalri In rip-muni: nnri Hv
rigall is defendant, wherein Judgment cree upon plaintiffs first cause of
and decree was entered in favor of 'suit as above not forth
plaintiff and against defendant upon NOTICE 13 FURTHER GIVEN, that
plaintiffs first cause of suit for the ; by virtue of said writ of execution
sum of $37,670.98, with interest there- j based upon said decree wherein plain
" w 1UW per cent per uir nas judgment against defendant-
annum from tho 10th day of Jonu-for the sum of $4,478.42, with inter
ary, 1031, until paid, plus the sum J est thereon at the rate of six per
or $3500.00 attorneys' fees, which said I cent per annum from the 10th day
judgment and decreo provides that of January. 1931. until nairi rtR t.im
said sums of money constituto a valid sum of $500.00 attorneys' fees, which
lien against the real property within judgment and decree provides that
Union county hereinafter first de, 1 said sums of money constitute a valid
scribed, superior to any claim of said lien acainRt t.h i-pm nrr.nnrr Hhi
defendant, and further provides that , Union county, first hereinafter de
said property be sold to satisfy said scribed, superior to any claim of sold
Judgment and decree. I defendant, and further nmuiHM ti.
MEADOW HARVEST BUTTER
1 "A 100 Per Cent Home Product?'
t
You show jjood judgment when vou use MEADOW
HARVEST BUTTER, because its quality is bevond
question proved by hundreds of satisfied local
users, and by repeat orders from large eastern mar
kets. Always look for the Meadow Harvest label.
MAPR IN
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COMMUNITY
CASH STORE
FREE DELIVERY MAIN 26
Prompt Service on Pure Foods at Pleasing Prices
FEATURES FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY, APR. 15-16
American
; Malt
No. 2"2 Cans
3 Cans ... $1.00
Snowdrift
Cake making
and frying.
3-lb.Can ... 59c
FLOUR
SPEBRY'S Hard Wheat
4H-l.Il. SACK
81.19
Wesson Oil
Salad time is here.
QtCan.. ..49c
Catsup
Van Camp's
2 Bottles . . . 25c
SUGAR TS0LBr.own:..,... 35c I
Clorox
Bleaches & Whitens
2 Bottles... 29c
Laundry Soap
White
10 Bars.. ..25c
It's the Hotter
Crcnni that makes
It Uctter.
GRANDE RONDE
CO-OP CREAMERY ASS'N.
BUTTER oucSedes 43c I
Pineapple
" ""Broken Slices
3 for 35c
Corn
Preferred Stock
Tiny Kernel
2 Cans .. .. 25c
STRING BEANS
Long Slim Salad,
2 Cans
25c
MEAT SPECIALS
Choice Cuts,
Pound ....
Spring Fryers Saturday
MUTTON ROAST
M I TTflXr GTFIV Very Cholc,
BACON
HAM
PHONE
EARLY
Pound
Streaked with Lean.
Pound
Morrells Pride, halt or whole
Pound
0c
5c
15c
19c