La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 08, 1934, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, March 8, 19.14 Pagre Eihl LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE. ASKS 35 MILLION TO BUY SURPLUS WHEATFORNEEDY LIBRARY BOOK CHAT WILL BE HELD TONIGHT Booka purchased ,wlth the proceeds from the last Library book chat will be displayed tonight at the library, when another of the book, review aer ies Is icld at 8:15 o'clock. Miss Mabel Doty, librarian, announced. He views tonight will be furnished by Mrs. George Blrnle, Mlas Florence JOE PALOOKA I GOT TSEE 1H' BEST SPECIALIST IN NOO "tORK I LL GO NERTS- IF THIS MEDICO IS RIGHT Day. A. L. Gralapp and Alfred Mey ers. s. o. "s. (he's in falm bgach? falm beach-1 1 we aint coin' V RXEO up fpfJff T; WEU. WIRE MM AN' 1 OHBW A PER PLEASURE. 7- t TTSJ' i TEO-'IM I'M FLV1N' ? OH SOY- f SAP ,WE RE I WANTA J SEc? ! THERE-U'S J Lrr-Wi GOIN' TtilT VA jl-, BE .- GOODNISS- I J IMPORTANT. J Jnpt-C.'? FIXED UP B J-y ' J. OH-BOV- ( i -T"f PKl-f.fe IF IT KIN BE ,3 t .V J" 1 (hOLV SMOKES- UNI I MEBBE 1 B 1 CAN'T GO Y I K-K e'T !M H'LO OPEPATlt? Tf ) JUNE'S WA.ITIN fi Hft&. MICHEL. IN J A WASHINGTON W Senator Pope (D., Idaho tiajs lntrcducct. ft bill pro viding Jor the appropriation ot ft35, 003.000 to purchase and distribute urplu wheat amon? tfce r.iedy, uae ai feed lor livestock and exporta tion!. Under the senator's moa&ure any wheat producing area shown to have large aurplua would be entitled to benefits. At present the mot con gested area. Is the Pacific northwest, with Its more than 30,000.000 bushel surplus and prtapecta lor a large crop this year. Pope said. Pope's bill, he said. propo:ea the vrheat be purchased outright at pre vailing prices from the farmer, with a view of establishing a price In Vie Pacific northwest comparable to the Chicago market. The government would pay the dif ference between export and domestic prices and export a portion of wheat, he added, the remainder being usM as feed for livestock and for relief purposes. Stabilization operations by the sec loiory of agriculture, ouch as holding Intge quantities of the grain In stor uv.t; would be prohibited by the (mature, Pope said. It would require that tiie grain be kept moving, ho "It Is not my Intention." Popo ex plained, "that the government engage In operations similar to those of the rid farm board. I feel, however, that Immediate financial assistance should be given the wheat farmers of this country. The bucccos of the entirii recovery program depends on the fi nancial condition of farmers." DEMOCRATS HOLD MEET AT UNION A program of activities was mapped out by the Young Democrats of Un ion, county at a meeting of the execu tive commltteo hold at Union. A pep meeting, for the purpowe of Deniza tion, will be held fit Elgin Tuesdny, March 13, at 7:46 o'clock ut Rex hall, with Minn Lela Haven scroft, of Elgin, WOMEN NEEDED IN THE MEDICAL WORLD SAYS M.D. BALTIMORE. Md. More wo men arc needed In the practice of medicine. Dr. Joseph Colt Bloodgood, eminent cancer ;pec!allt told the student body of Gaucher college here. "Woman was once considered an inferior, but now that we've educat ed her she may prove a superior be ing," Dr. Bloodgood said. "I feel confident that we need. In all the civilized countries, a larger number of women fundamentally trained In the medical sciences, not only as proctitiomini of medicine In the specialties and general practices, but In laboratory positions, research work, and in tt,v public health." Women, Dr. Bloodgood said, have a maternal Instinct that naturally makes them better fitted for pre venting medicine. "My experience teaches mo that wonie n a re taking to pre ve n 1 1 ve medicine more quickly than men. The greatest protection against dlsr ease today Is the continuous core of the medical and dental profession, and we need more of the bout train ed women physician to take their place In this preventive effort.' Dl-icussing the dangers of cancer, LOCAL BRIEFS Katfle to Meet The regular routine businees will be transacted tonight when the Eagles meet at 7:30 o'clock at the Riglfi hall. It was announces this morning. ( ftWiirtiH Home Mrs. J. G. Snodgrass has returned to her home in Portland after visit ing here with Mr. Snodgross. She Is a former resident. IteturiiK Dr. C. h. Gltstrap has returned from Spokane. Wash., where he at tended the American College of Sur geons' medical meeting. COURT STILL BUSY ON BILLS Spring Lambs From Enterprise Sell at $9.10 PORTLAND. Ore., Mar. 8 W) Spring lambs from Enterprise, in Wallowa county, sold at $9.10 at the stockyards here today, adding another high record to those al ready held by Johnson 6c Frank lin, feeders of that region. Two double decks of about 80 pounds each comprised the shipment. ; MARKET NEWS,. OF THE DAV : May July Sept. CHICAGO Wlli'T Open lllcb Low Clou ... JUt'i9',i M,i M'-i ... M9',i Mii JW .8:i.mi ... .8:)!. S1 .KB May July sept. .5014 - ''2 MM CHICAGO CORN r-Hi STOCKS IN RALLY; CLOSING IS FIRM May Jtilv PORTLAND HliKAT Open Illeh Low ray., .iiu, .71 "4 PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Mar. 8 iJV) Cattle: 125, calves 40; steady to weak. Steers: Good, common and me dium $3.75(3 WIS; heifers, common and medium, 93.25(3 $5.25; cows, good common and medium $2.75 m $4 25; low cutter and cutter, $1. 50a $2.75; NEW YORK. Mar. 8 m Stocks rallied late today following word from Washington that Senator Flet- rhor haI I nrl Iritvl hlft wtlllnvnpfut tn hnllc ntitto nnmmnn nnri muKum The county court allowed February j t TOveral amendments to his M.5o' fir $3.25; vealers, good and bills this morning and expected to , hlll Cnr r(lt,llIllI(ftn nf wlHtv ,r. Bl,u ' . M. ur. moodgood said only ten per cent """""" iL a" hftiHin ihir changes. Early moderate declines were and medium. $3.00 $6 50; calves, of mothers have adequate protection ..."L in th . Kalns ot I to 2 or more good and choice. $5.00 $6.00; com- oecauso or iock or examination and f Jco of Judge Ut o. Couch at the ' 130 nts" T e c 080 was 1 nn Transfers "n and medium, $2.50( $5.00. general knowledge. "The women." he snld. "ultimately should have a grtMit deal to do with prevention of cancer In women, and establishing proven tlvo measures from the pre-natal stage." "If we educate mothers to put themselves under the continuous enre court Louse. one of the vlco president. 1m charge.' rf th mllrfl, Iiml fl,.ntn, nr(lWlon E!n "T ?,ld, J' W: Leonhft;at ! and . educate t;o medical and den- will bo the principal speakers and a I tul profciwcn to mnet thCBe clcman(lBi Ui h. ...... .v.h i-n Mow- lf wmen will die of can Victor Eckley was named chairman o the precinct organization commit- tfin tht rint.v nf whlrh n tn rOiijiln two active members In each precinct tho rikln caue she pays lmmed to act as conyruttce members. The UlUs attention to cvciy akln blemish,' secretary -treasurer was authorized to Dl'- Bloodgood said. obtain blanks for members. j A banquet to be held In La Orande rVrnl-rm 1 CI In tho future was discussed and plans IvatUCl 1 llJll were maua w nave u spcunur ui nuive wlde prominence In the city then. Flu ther plans will be made later. General Martin will be Invited to stop here on his return from Washington. A largo group of tho Union county j approximated 1,750,000. Closing figures Included: Col. O. and E 1514 General Motors 37 y. 57 3H4 Liggett and Myers B 83 Arguments in the case of Crulk-1 Montgomery Ward 32',i shank vs. Hall, Involving property lat Distill 28'2 ngnt ana peinion oi aivision oi an ; jt q Penney estate, vere completed yesteraay ai- o.. of N J JUDGE WILL DECIDE CASEiL2r 66 'a 38 ctr of the cervix, of tho breast, of,"" Pinllff, and Jess Crum, of El the mouth or5 oU the skin." i'ttorney for the defendant, be "No beautiful woman lias cancer of , foru J"B J- W. Knowles In the? cir. cult court, Judge Knowles will ren- ternoon by John Hodgln. attorney for southern Pacific 1ZI.ZZ" 28 St. Oil of Cal 38 St. OU Of N. J 45 Union Pacific 128 Hcgs: 300; 5 cents higher for best lightweights; lightweight, good and choice, $4.50 u $4.75; me dium weight, good and choice, $4.50 6i $4. 85 ; heavyweight, good a nd choice, $3.65 oi $4.35; packing sows, medium and Rood $2.85 S3. 50: feed er and stocker pig3, good and choice, I SL'G.Ut AXI H.OI It PORTLAND. Mar. 8 W) Sugar cane, granulated. $455; fruit or berry, $4.75; beet sugar, $4.45. Domestic flour Selling price, mill delivery, 25-bbl lots: patent, 49s. $6.10&$6.80; blended flour, $6.15 at $6.70; blues tern. $6.30 ; c $6.40; soft white pastry flour, $5.80; rye, $5.60 $6.10; whole wheat, $5.30 ( $5.50; graham. $5.30ft$5.50. Stops Your Cough or Money Back One swallow of Bronchuline Emulsion and you get relief INSTANTLY. Unmistakable relief. Certainly you won't need more than $3.25a$3.75. Sheep: 700; half a bottle of this grand old cough 85c higher for wool ' killer to knock that cough for good. Look Alike To Kentucky Pug der a decision In the case. REPUBLICAN'S MAY MAKE IT United Aircraft 26 j United Corp 6 U. 8. Indus. Alco 53'4 U. 8. Steel 54 '2 MAJOR ISSUE Union and Wallowa County Masons Meet (Continued From Page One) committee today that ho hadj loaned , $10,000 In 1030 to Chase O. Gove, ! (Continued Frum Page One) PRATTLE, Mar. 7 P) Tencher ; deputy second assistant postmaster nncl district) deputy In Bilker county members plan to attend wie oig meet- - iijgonerai unucr w. irving uiover. visited tne local organization. C. P. inn in Pendleton Saturday evening, 11 iwiwvix jienacrson previously naa lermea Mutchens headed the arrangement wo.'i announced. lambs. Lambs, good and choice, $8.00 tfi$9.10; common and medium, $000 $8 25; yearling wethers, $5.00 m $7.00; ewes, good and choice, $3.50 $4.50; common and medium, $2.00 & $3.75, PORTLAND PKOIU.CE PORTLAND. Mar. 8 iP)- Butter Printa. extras, 25'c; standards 25'2c lb. Butter fat Portland delivery: A grade 23 24c lb.; farmer's door de livery, 20r21c lb. Egs Pacific poultry producers' scl 1 1 ng prices : f rrsh extras, 1 5c ; standards 13c; mediums 13c dozen (cartons lc higher). Buying prlee of wholesalers: fresh extras. 16c doz.; If you do, you can have your money back. Red Cross Drug Store and all other first-class druggists guarantee It. No dope. Nothing to upset your stomach. 0 why cough, cough, cough yourself to pieces? Get Bron chuline Emulsion and RELIEF. Adv. "Pardon me, Madam, but Is hat is terrible." Naturally no Trotter sales man would think of saying that to your wife. I Jut our question is, "Is she saying it to herself?" Old hats can play havoc with the most romantic of faces. : Trotter's new Spring hats at $3.50, $'1.00 and $5.00 make all the difference in the world without making much in your finances. ' TROTTER'S SPRING HATS by Ilaideman, Jlallory and Stetson Phone Main 414 La Grande Vieicc, Molt Planning Election Campaigns (Continued Prom Page One) Although not nnming hln oppon ents, Mott prcdlctod ho would have at len.it one mull ntfnlnitt him for tho Itopunllcan nomination. IIo ndded there aro numerous men couBldcrlng ft?cklng the Democratic nomination. Pierce Bald'ho did not know or any opponent for tho Democratic nom ination for his position, but predicted there would be u Republican candi date. IIo la the first Democrat over elected from the Eastern Oregon dis trict. Tho Republican member said that ho expected to file for the nomina tion shortly, but added ho had boon so biwy with cteranB, affairs, pub lic lands and other matters that he had not had time to outllno an ex tensive compulKn. i Tho veteran Democrat, who served as OrcKon's governor from 1U23 to IU',17, pointed to his record here as nn administration backer. "President Roosevelt can not put over his policies without a congress behind him," Pierce declared, "and I am convinced tho people of Oreiron would not deslro to op-xmo him. Be cause of administration policies con ditions have Improved and are con tinuing to Improve" Both men said they had been ac tlvo In urKliiK aid for navigation on the Columbia and Snnko rivers and nald they would contlnuo that work If returned here. who won a double kneckdown duels- Impractical President Roosevelt's committee for a banquet served pro-1 ,i , ,1 ,, ,1 ,,. i" Ion over AI Lewis. Seattle noaro In nroiKwal for return of tho airmail to ceding the initiation ,.mnnv I " 8 J 140, meolum'' lc: pullets lie; an c-:ght round boxing Iracas here private carriers under new terms. last night. Muslo was furnished by Eldrldge undergrades 10c dozen. Henderson said In tho last year or Huffman, Kenneth Gekcler and Roy 1 Ptultry Portland deliver-, buy- When Payne flr.-it camo to Seattle two ho had destroyed til notes evl- L. Skecn about a month ago ho gavo Henry donclng tho loans totalling $10,000. Tho past masters filling the prln Woc.Js, Yakima nrro. a bad beating, CKjvo. he said, was a close personal clpal chairs during the initiatory i:mablng him to tho canvas ocveral I '"end of Ions standing. I ceremonies were tho following: -. times. Ixnvls then took Wnrui in "Ho told mo he had been gambling Worshipful moster. George T. Coch- hnnd and taught him some now m th0 Htock nuirket with all tho ran (also P. O. M.(, assisted by O. P. i l032- vlMl! motor buses handled 14 , i,,, i money no nau in ino worio, rienaer- Hutcliens and C. M. HumDhrevs: sen- , I'r cent. Ing prices: Leghorn 11 j 13c: others unchanged. Electric railways handled about 04 per cent of local passenger traffic In tricks so lie might have a chance In manc' Makes You Forget You Have False Teelh Don't worry about your falne teeth rocking, slipping or wubhllng. Kus terth. a new Improved powder holds thuu Ilrm and comfortable all day. No gooey, pnsly taste or feeling. F:ul, laugh and talk with comfort, Clet r'astceth from Red CrosH Drug Btorc or your druggist. Three sizes. Adv. New Colors If you plan to rorfworato this Spring, come in and seo our beautiful Paslol Hhades. a rematch, but tho result, wna the snnvo, Lowlfl, tho tonchrr, thru challenged Pixy no, and he Joined Wmh1s on the floor. Ho lMHincett twice In Lhe litst two rouiulH, tho fh-it time from a left to tho chin, nnrt tho second from n rlKht to Vie Jaw. Payne settled luu and LowIr lao. The lUKtn(! Kentucky kunnel now IlkOH SeatLlo m well ho Iiiih movctl IiIh family hero. WUh only three prorewUrnuxl fights undrr his belt, Frank WallullH. itos lyn heavyweight and former Wash- hiKtc.n State college grid player, ha-i chalked up a record of Blowing away two opponents In. lewt than two mln ute.s. A week ago ho kiieektl out IX'l Wolfe, IiellliiKluun, in H3 sec ondH, uud liiHt nlnht iseoretl a U'ehnl cid knockout over Cowboy MeCrory, Hut to, In 1 mlnut 7 (M.'onci.s, knock lixu the Montuuun down twice. IH won the dxllou in his first bout. Hon explained. Mahoncy To Enter IJCIUOCratlC IvaCC treasurer. Lot L. Snod grass; captain. Hutchens and C. M. Humphreys; Ben- i Pr ior warden, L. B. Moe; Junior wurden, Colon R, Eberhard; senior deacon, ! Frlt I,nttiRr Ittnlnr rlonrrin TP A J.'ii ' ling; secrcUry, C. M. Humphreys; (Continued FTom Pago One) It Is estimated that in one year Anierkim molorlMts travel lflO.ooO. 0iM),lX)(t nilh-H by highway. J. E. Reynolds. Among the past masters present from tho various Union county lodges 1 Tho ymuiff Klamath Falls mayor , were: HtundH li nppiwition ,too, to the Dcm- Lt Grande: J. E. Reynolds, George oeruMo party bein(? In tho hands of T, Cochrane, C. M. Humphreys, L. B. "a few Kell'-appolnted leadeiB actu- Moot Georgo S. Birnio, Lot L. Bnod- ! ated by Bclfish interest only." He grass. Colon R. Eberhard, Fritz Lottes, luiends, ho derlared, to shift the F. A. Epllng, Joel H. Richardson, Wal leadcrhhlp to those who have public , tor Now land. C. P. Hutchens, J. P. Interest at heart. Morelock. A. E. Rogers, Taylor. i Flowers for the evening were fur- I nlshed by Cherry's Florists. WHAT TO DO WITH hltKAl) AND ALSO WHAT NOT TO l0 Hrend isn't only tho staff of life sometimes it'o a kitchen "life-saver." For ttxstanco, lf you're having fried oysters, lino the dish with slices ol bivad. This will absorb txcess grease The bread Isn't to bo eaten. A piece of bread In tho cake box will hi'lp to keep the cako from get ting Male and hard, but bread in the cracker box will spoil the crackers. BUS SERVICE For WALLOWA, BNTEKPIU8B, JOSLTII and Way Points. Leave La Orande. Dally 4:10 P. M. Sliirtinj; Lit Grande's Home Owned Matinees . . . 20c Evenings . . . 30c Children a Dime anytime Ais&eirjlca's Everlasting Roaance Of Fcrar Young Oiffls in ILove I CL picture 3 generations have waited w 1 u sec: Home Lumber & Coal Co. Phone Main 17 Mlrkey McCoy W, O. (Sawyer t"R" '1" I WAS DUivlBSFOUMDED. .. when I found how cheaply I could make the trip by train. Can't afford to drive my own car now." Rail fares are. downreduced almost J-j. You can travel anywhere on the Union Pacific System, any time comfortably, quickly, safely in coaches and chair cars for oniy 2 cents a mile even less on long trips. And, !i off on round trips. Also, big cuts in cost of sleeping car travel. Ask ,ur Union Pacific Agant for full particulars, today r..A iavo La umnae, uauy II , M j f , ' S 4:10 P. M. I I , C -xfi ix '5 AN ., I J ck.iv. A.'i i..'$&m I Leave La Orande. Dally II 'ft h 4. t R - v4!'s 4 10:30A.M. I j W A A , k4 IV. P. Stase Depot, 1308 Adam. I D i? ? " L i 1 "hu,,c MA,N 4B r im L g-i- wfTrr4iM kUd K y t 1 -ilU. fv Th,s ,hea,re ofifers yu a4 N i.S:AiM priceless livina memory in -vk J! 1 1 II fm?1" LOUISA MAY ALCOTT'S iwekuR ahieok lucres soniL'tlmiir uiicaniiY about even the very bust of ives that halts lliosc speeches of protest. So we've saved you the trouble. All you have to do is clip out the following and baud it to Her with that plead in;; look in your faithful eyes: Dear .Madam that mail, your husband, loves good coffee. Don't be tricked by the wiles of "bargain counter" coffee9. Hills Bros. Coffee may cost a I few cents more. lis richer flavor and strength niaknuire satis fying cups. When you compare Cjty.il: IVM ((;, Dru. its actual cup for cup cost, you'll find it is more economical. Hills Bros. Coffee tastes so much bet ter, too. Why not give your hus band a real break? Please him ' ut your next meal with fragrant, , steaming Hills Bros. Coffee! stirring KATHARINE HEPBURN with JOAN BENNETT PAUL LUKAS FRANCES DEE JEAN PARKER EDNA MAY OLIVER Special Notice On account of advance calls anil limited seating capacity. Mils picture will be shown con tinuously Friday and Saturday, e