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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1933)
Thursday, August 10, 1933 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANPE, ORE. Page Seven "Yl f PROPOSED CODE IS SUBMITTED BY GRAIN EXCHANGES WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 m A proposed code ol lair competition for ttio sr&lu exchanges, tmtwnltttd Wed nesday to tho Harm adjustment ad mtalstrfUlan. llxcd U all nit ocdiiJrnuro marfiins to be put up In, virtually aty ;n:culUyo purchases of grain. Other portions of the propoaea code followed generally rules and regula tions established, since the recent drop In grain prices caused far pi oi llclala to ask the exchange officials to change the regulations. Heretofore, however, the question oC margin requirements on purchases has not been definitely fixed, the re quirement being that th margla be "adcqjuatie. The proposed code calls for regula tion by the groin exchanges and the carrying into effect by their officials of the rules laid down, . The code said, the minimum mar gin for virtually all open future con tracts, for grali). dealings should he ten per cent of the market price on, open contracta for 250,000 bushels or less" for any one customer.- The requirements for open con tracts of over 360,000 but less than 2.000,000 bushels is ten per cent of the. market prlcp of the first 250,000 bu&hela and 15 per cent of the mar ket price for the remainder. Where more than 2,000,000 bushels are, bought or sold, the margin on all over that figure Is 20 per' cent, under the code. The exchanges agreed to continue present regulations which limit fluc tuations for one day's trading to five cents per bushel on wheat, rye and barley, four cents per bushel on corn and three centa per bushel on oats. The code is to go Into effect alter its approval by the president and the secretary of agriculture. GRANDE RONDE C. E: BOARD IN MEETING HERE The regular meeting of the execu tive, board of the Grande Rondo Christian Endeavor union was held Wednesday evening at the home or Mrs. I. C. Bowser, 1304 M avenue, with 14 members present. In the absonce of the president, Howard Carpenter, Albert Herrman, of Baker, vice presi dent, presided. Plans were discussed for the coming convention at Baker, Sept. 15 and also for the. state con ference at Turner, August 21-28. Present lost evening were Frances Kelley, Mildred Stoddard, Katheryn Moran, Mrs. Bowser, Florence Nelson, Hulda Anderson, pr. J. D. McPherson, Dorothy Smutz, Rev. Paul de F. Mor tlmore and Eldrldge Huffman, all of La Grande, Mrs. Elmer, vera case, Harvey Elmer, of Lower Cove, and Al bert Herrman, of Baker. The next meeting of the board will be at the opening of the Baker coi The Weather OREGON FORECAST Oregon: Fair tonight and Fitday, but fogs near the coast; no changa In temperature) moderate to fresh north and northwest Hinds offshore. mini- LOCAL WEATHER Wednesday: maximum 04 mum 50 above. Clear. Today: minimum 88, 7 a. iu. i8 above. Clear. , U. P. OFFERING SPECIAL RATE FOR FAIR TRIP Joe Kceney, Union Paclllo agent, has rooetved notice that a special round trip rate will become effective soon from La Qrondo to Chicago, amounting to 41.40. This rate will be good only In coaches and tourist sleep ers and the passenger must go and roturn over the some routes. The tickets have a 26-day limit and sale dates will be from Aug. 13 to Aug. 17. The special rate Is to allow attendance at the Century of Progress exposition. CHICKENPOXIN UNION COUNTY Union county was free of new cases of communicable disease during the last week, with the sole exception of one case of ohlckenpox, according to tho weekly report from the state board, of health. Ninety-four per cent of Union county physicians reported to tho state board. " ' Husband Pleased After Wife lost Bulky Fat Reduced 21 Pounds- Skin Clearer and Feels Much Better "I've lost exactly 31 lbs. with 3 Jars of Kruschcn and am so happy to get rid of that, bulky fat. My husband is very pleasgd with me, My skin Is clearer and I feel so much better since I'm, not so heavy on my feet. Friends say I look much bet ter." " Mrs. Norma Splcklor, Maugans ville, Md. To get rid of double chins, bulging hips, ugly rolls of fat on waist and upper arms SAFELY and without dis comfort at the same time build up glorious health and acquire a clear skin, bright eyes, energy and vlvacl ousnesa -. to look younger and feel It -rr- take a half ' teaspoonful of Kruschen Salts In a glass of hot water every morning before breakfast. One Jar lasts 4 weeks and costs but a trifle at Glass Drugs Inc., L & L Drug Co., Redl Cross Drug Store, Moon Drug Co., or any drugstore the world over. Make sure you get Kru schen because It's SAFE. Money back If not satisfied. . , Adv! :. Horace Manuel, Eunice, La., farmerv killed a. bog: which ' weighed 1137 pounds. " , "'Ar- ,vv OUT OUR WAY By J.R. Williams jNHf , Mf Dou'r BE so Y 7 nmvaatU hour T THEWs. ft OuO FAoWIOimED, FATVER SWf ? NOMAM AS. MV. TWlMCb NHAfV. GRANDMA OX-0-OUOE.ej, j HAVE CHAMGE.D I SftW ? -00 GOT" SOU I Nil VERE A GlWU- A M OVNK, CHlV-OOeti, oosi, luu i sHonT?iMH', , JF hamc done: -rw. e IS33 it MCA KWKK, INC. BORM TrAimW WEARS "TQO SOOVvl ' RKO. U. 9. rAT. Off. - gp J , TODAYS IN 8 ,NAND OREGON AROUND AS CllllONlCLEI BY TUC DAILY LBA8SP WIW. Or TUG ASSOCIATED I'BESg AHK TAX KXKMl'TION SALEM, Aug. IQ (A") An Initia tive petition seeking an amendment to the state constitution to allow an exemption of 100 on taxable prop erty, was tiled with the secretary of state tofny. Signatures of 30,660 registered voters must be secured bo fore July 6, 1934. i The petitions was filed by the Homo Owners Tax. Exemption League. The constitution of tbe state now does not allow any exemption on homes and property other than, personal property. . ' . The now law would become effec tive, if approved by the people In November of 1310, on January 1, 1035. : . -, , , ,.11 JJ!,J,J CLASSIFIED ADC "'tOT MARKET PLACI OF UNION WALLOWA COUNTIAS ' ' (Count fire average words to the line.)' Per line, let insertion Per line, each added conseo utlve Insertion , Minimum- oharge on one J So RAT8S BY MONTH a lines, per month . , .,, ... W,6u S lines, per month 3J0 4 lines, per month 4.00 fi lines, per month .M.7S Boon additional line over five . charged at 60c per line per month. FOR SALE TWO SILVER, and- gold Buescher saxophones, like now. One Bb tenor cost $160, will take $45 cash. ' One Eb alto cost 13B, will take 85 cash. Write or Inquire Balrd's, Wal lowa, Ore. 8-10-3 t FRYS AND vegetables, 2804 Green wood. ... 8-10-S tp HEAVY RANGE with colls, 15, wagon, bed stead and fruit Jars, 703 L Avo. 8-9-3 tp. KENTUCKY WONDER BEANS for canning. Erlo Carlson, May Park. 8-9-3 tp. Just a Few More Days To Buy WHIP at; SALE PKICES r $9 95 $11.95 $1495 $18.85 and $23.85 Florsheim Shoe Sale Ends Saturday Night .. . S8.00; Vulues $6.85 All Cotton Work Shirts and Overalls Will Advance Sept. 1st Buy At Today's Extreme Low Prices! , urn 1 1 mm ii i iiwy Tlie. Store for Men OR EXCHANGE, mod. 4-rm. houses in Longvlew, Wn., for ranch or city property. Rt. No. 2, Box 99, La . Grande, Ore. Z'..l.f:.r-z H- 18 AA GRADE Plymouth Rock hens, 1 rooster, yr. old. Call at 2718 North Ash from 2 to 4 o'clock. Ph. 336 W. 8-10-2 t RENT OR LEASE, auto park, service sta., grocery, store, lunch counter and booths. W. C. Lowe, Meacham. 8-8-6 t. GREEN CHAIN WOOD $3.50 poi load. Prompt delivery. Bowman-Hicks Lumber Co. Ph. Main 8. 8-3-t f. CANDY STORE with manufacturing equipment. A business with a per manent Income.' Write Box O. Ob server. 7-28-1 m FOR BALK scraxen paper for school or home, at the Observer. 5a pad. ll-2-t t. FOR TRADE TRADE OR RENT 100-acre fruit and dairy farm, 1)& mllos S.E. of Cove. Address C. N. Ogllvle, care Observer. ' ' 8-7-6t lavement Repair Work is Completed vlded as follows! First National bank of La Grando tl707.34, Portland bank 11081.34. cash tlQU.48, remainder in warranto. K. R. Rlngo, olty attorney, lep-rted on bio. investigation, of the Portland ordinance relative . to second hand stores. He sold that Portland allowed 'neither buying nor selling- to minors or Intoxicated' persons,.' and that stores must -wait seven days after :a purchase before reselling, ' with the police having authority to extend this to 15 days, All second band stores there are licensed. Mr. Bingo was given authority, to draw up an or dinance for aubmissiou. next Wednes day night. '. Bills for the month or July in the amount of $2653.3, were ordered paid by warrants.' DOIIV HKCOVKKRO ASTORIA, Aug. 10 Wl The body of WsKred A. Cook, llwaco fisherman, who drowned June 8 in the Columbia river below Astoria, was recovered' Wednesday by two Ilwoco fishermen. FUNERAL FOR LV 7. WE1FBL TO BE FRIDAY The funeral of Reuben J. Zwelfel, whej passed away early Wednesday morning, will be hold from the chape! of Walkers Funeral Home Friday af ternoon at 3 o'clock with La Grande lodge No. 433, Benevolent and tro-' Motive Ortr of Elks, In charge of the services at the chapel and also at the grave. Burial will be In the fam ily plot In Masonic cemetery. AUTOMOBILES WILLYS-KNIGHT pickup. Also 2 whoel trailer cheap. 2008 Greenr wood. 8-8-2 13. FORD Four-Door Sedan. Looks llke new. Very good tires. Price $225. , Perkins Motor Co., 4th & Adams, Phone Main 800. 8-7-tf WANTED JERSEY OR GUERNSEY COWS. Ph. F 140. Rt. No. 2, Box 39. 8-9-3 tp. GEORGE SOUTH l VISITS HERE FOR RENT, MODERN HOUSE. Inquiro Willow' Grocery, 2011, Cove. .- 8-10-2' t. 8-RM. HOUSE, 5 bed ran., two baths. Hot air heat, full basement. FUcn. $30 per mo. 1605 Wash., 3 blocks from Norma!. Ph. 410 W. Adults only. j.. 8-2-iatp. MODERN FURNISHED AITV.1311, avcl)uV- ' -' .LtyrUM peorgo South, of Huntington, was a -visitor in La Grande Wednesday, Mr, 'jgouth, until about four years ngo. 'managed the store and post office at Medical Springs. When that building ''burned he moved to Huntington and :went into the dairy business near I; Mr. South' Is. an oldrtlmo Republl' t.oan, having for many years served as Republican precinct-, committeeman. Hnrmnnrnirinncji nnri nvt.nnRlon stu TOonta of tho University of Missouri WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE WITHOUT CALOMEL And You'll Jump Out of Bed In the Morning Rarin' to Go U you fed four and trunk and tho vtvld looka punk, don't nwntlaw B lot of rhIU, mlnnraS wtor, all. Uxttlve candy or chewing gum and Mpot thm to maJwyou middonly swct and buoyant and full of, sumhlno. For thoy can't do It. Thoy only move the bowels anS a mere movement doesn't set at tho cause. Tho reason for your down-and-out taaVlna (a vnur llvnr. It Bhould DOUr OUt tWO pounds of liquid blla Into your bowels dally. II iniB DU9 IB not nowiiiK iit-tajr, ju-i doesn't digest. It Just decays in tho bowels. Gas bloats up your stomach. You navu a thick, bad tax to and your breath Is foul,, skin often break out in blemishes. Your htd aches and you feel down and out. Your whole. ByE-teiu l poisoned. ; , It takra those good, old CARTER'S 1JTTLH UVER PIL15- to get thcao two ( pounrla of bile flowing freely and make yjou ' feci "up and up." They contain wonderful; harmless, gentlo vegotnbla extracts, .unsung When it cpmes to making the bile flow freelyv But don't ask for liver pills. Ask for Carter'! Llttla Uver Pills, l-ook for tho name Carter ! v Uttlo Uver rills on tho rodlabel. Resent a bk PyroilNews Pyroil Conditioned Car Makes Climb Up Pike& Peak With No Oil in Crankcase! , "Just before the start , I checked the car which was driven up Pikes Peak on July 6th, and f ound No Oil In The Crankcase, and the drain plug removed and same was left in my care. . "As a member of jthe A. A. A. which conducts the annual , Pikes Peak race, I did not think it was possible for a car to be driven to the summit, with a Dry Crankcase. ; "After the climb was made I in spected the motor and found same to be undamaged." (Signed) R. E. Schlegel Service Manager, , , - Birdsell-Stockda'le Motor Co. . Packard .& Nash Cars -T- " ' ' .. .. MOD. BEDROOMS 1008-2nd St. '.: I . 7-14-f nop immaMmmmmmimm - .. . II MISCELLANEOUS I !; : I si r -,i i LICENSED. PLUMBER, rates reason able. Call Fred Balmes, 203 N Aye. 7-6-1 m. DO WELL BROS. CLEAN-UP We WW clean up - your ashes, papers, cio. Phone 323-J. 3-8-tlf. EASTERN OKEOON School of Muslo, violin, piano, voice, Credits. I. O. O. P. temple. 447-J. ; 9-8-1 m. THE DILLYS , The Gruesome Secret I DON'T SEE WHY ITS M-LUS ME WHW HAS TO DO THE NIGHT-WATCHMAN A.CT- IT'S OLHA ' MV line;.' HEV! WAIT MINUTE VUH CAN'T GO OVER AN'SEE.TOOTSIE TWINKLE WITH THAT CfcNNON. j REMEfABER- NOT A Y! WOROTOPNYONE-l I AM DONT LET EM V SEE YOU ON GUARD NIGHT-WATCHMAN WITH THAT GUN- I A.CT- IT'S OU S. . J7 IAINTGOIN' W I WON'T MENSHllNWl''- ' TO TALK . THE GORILLA f-AN' SAID lalki., j, TO HEE-.v SHE WON'T i NO TALKIN'. il WON'TVivV SUSPECT NOWIN i Isll ?iWta SAN NOTHIN' T A FR0M ANYTHIN& ; , , , i l. JnA HERIF'SHE DIDnT SEE? ME' S. The WORST .' ' ll SUS22J. : .S-fe fl-,o il'E Rip Van Winkle Needs a New Gun B USINESS is awakuning after its long nap to .find its weapons rusty and outgrown. IKEWISE the average housewife finds that her home J furnishings are in the same condition. Therefore N Wis the time to BUY and ! MBIMEis the placeIto BUY Furniture went proportionately lower in price than any other commodity during the depression and furniture prices are therefore due for an early rebound and a big1 one. Already manufacturers are marking up vhole lines. This will! be your last big, chance to buy home furnishings at these low prices. 2-PIECE livingroom suite 'Choice of colors., Fine Mohair with reverse cushions. 3-piece; bedroom suite , Panel Bed, Chest, and French Vanity. Handsome walnut veneor over hardwood. W. HI. BO KIN E W K A M P CO. Always the Best in Furniture Quality and Trice
