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Thursday, July 26,; 1934 . Page Eight LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. NEW TYPE LOGGING TRAILER MADE BY LA GRANDE FIRM The Ijirfsnii-Frees Chevrolet Co, Ii:ih been nmmi fact u ring for the paH klx months an entirely new typo losing trader Uwt Hum enjoyed widespread ueeeptunce and KiitlKfiu-tlrni. It I of a new and advaiuwl design and wtw built to fucllltute the hamulus of lop from Hie wwmIk to the mill. A five ton tubular cambered axle Is used In conjunction with heavy duty wheels and 28 leaf springs. The lrame of the trailer Is made or six Inch H iron, heavily reinforced and riveted securely to It are new tye upring shackles. The double bunk principle is utllitlzed and the bunk. also are made of six inch If Iron. Tho trailer Is unique In that It can be loaded on the truck fori the return trip to the woods. A loading devise with a three to one ratio has been built which pulU the trailer onto the truck. A collapsible tongue guide also is used. These trailers have been loaded by one man in one and a half minutes. Patents have been applied for on each new feature of the trailer and (Continued On Pane Four) Elgin Promises To Be a Future Cherry Center ELGIN Elgln'i first cherry pack ing season which closed recently af ter having seen prepared for market between two and three tons of the six to eight tons grown In the dis tricts cherry trees that are Just com ing Into -bearing. A unique end prom lfai.jg feature o.' the local situation 1b that E'gin cherries are the latent In the United States. Either a very early or a very late crop Is best for marketing. Since the local Lambert cherry Is a product of high quality, growers are expected to obtain uni formly high prices and a substantial Try This Stunt to Tingle Your Spine men III rough Hie hoop with the . ' Krcnti'xt or cute, doca Dili daring young '.' i ..'' A Oil man on tho looming aquaplane. He is f?Mt S ' ' vsaa ' Herbert Wolne, who pull off Hie alunt at ' '' g p! ; Virginia Bench, Va. lie holds lo a rope J: J Ma . t; . 4 v behind n motorboat and, when tho boat , mm ' 'V U -hears u greased incline on which the : W0M ' '-fcv'v paper hoop la mounted, he gulden hlnuolf -'fZi!l jMHf S up and through while the boat veers to - 'ff$1i f ono side. 0 course, if ho misses the In- ff j H 'P-l - ;. t X cllne, ' 't ' . - . '. L, .:.?xY..f '-S's k&fi;gh '""'II' 1 " "it ' n iimifirr r -11 -Mimin iifnn'iimiiiiit mi,,,mmhAimmmj2SUUiSiSA GRANADA 15c FRIDAY - SATURDAY Income once the orchards are In production. The Pacific Fruit Ac Produce com pany handled the local crop, ship ping package lota by express to Mon tana. Wyoming and oth;r Inter mountain areas. The crop wan damaged by June rains to the extent of 40 to 60 per cent, but the fruit that passed In spection wan of excellent quality and brought many repeat orders. The un usually early season Is given as the reason for heavy losses. Ordinarily, howovcr, ripening Is late enough to escape the ratn damage. Wild cotton In lower Florida is be ing eradicated because It Is a men ace to domestic crops. mow! Oregon Weather Is Remaining; Moderate lOoatiuueU liom Iitge Uutj above was three degrees cooler than Wednesday but the sky was clear and another warm day win In store. So far this summer tho maximum in La. Orande stands at 05 above. Coast Employers To Drop Non-Union Men (Continued From Page One) RUSTY RIDES ALONE SILVER KING "Int wondtr Jog" f Barbara Wecki cA Dorothy BurgtiifV IB Added 0. Rom Udtrnos M'JY MA - r j.-,-ii. ii am HAUUW TRAPPED And "Mickey's Covered Wagon" 4 to 1 to submit to, arbitration, pro ceeded with conferences. An order for withdrawal today of 2.000 na tional guardujiien from the San Francisco waterfront, which has been under military control since July 6, was Issued by Acting Governor Frank F. Merrlam. PORTLAND. Ore.. July 20 Oil Longshoremen hero refused to return to work today although they had voted overwhelmingly to nrbltrate WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE WITHOUT CALOMEL And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the Morning Rarin to Go It you fcfll our md tunk ind the world looks punk, don't xwallow Int of laltx. min mtvr, oil, Uiatlvp canity or rhrwing turn and flined thm to make you udiionly iweet and buoyant and full of unhin. For they can't do It Thy only morn tha bowrla and a mrra movement donui't jet at the caus. The reasoo for your down-and-out fusing la your Hvrr. It ahould pour out two pounda cf liqu.i btlo into your uoweJn dally. It this bil : iz not fluwinf freely, your food iloan't Uie.t, It just dwaya in the imwota. fiat bloat; u; your atomach. Ym have a thick, bad taftto and your brvath Is foul, akin of I'll brrakii out in blpmiaht. Your hoatt arhen and you t( duwo and out. Your vholo yatFin ta poiaoned. It tken thoae good, old CARVER'S LIITLB l,IVi:il 1'h.I.S to g-t thrae two Ifciunda of hlle flowing frefly and make you r "up and up." They ctuitain Woiidi-rful, harmlrwi, Kfntle vevri'tahle eilrarta, amazing wht-n it romra to makinrt the bile How (rwly. Hut don't auk for llvei' pills. Aak for Carter' little laiver 1'illa. look (or the name t'arter'a little Uver l'llli on the rvd labH. Kntcnt a autwUtute.Z&catdrugatoroa. 01931C. M.Co, LIBERTY TODAY BBSffi83CT KHIIAY ESSS MANHATTAN MELODRAMA A tayle of oUicn chiiuln.' Gay mutick' Comtek happenings.' Comely rnaukm aire to sec' their differences with employers. A state-supervised hiring hall through which the workers were to be dispatched to jobs, was not open ed. : Labor leaders said the Portland longshoremen would not return to work under any temporary proposal unless this was authorized by Wil liam J. Lewis, president of their Pa cific coast union. Governor Meier last night proposed a temporary solution of the depute over hiring halls a controversy that prolonged the protracted waterfront strike. He ordered a hall opened un der state supervision and assigned Otto R. Hartwlg, state Industrial ac cident commissioner, to direct Its op eration. Police guards were maintain ed around seven ships loading cargo with non-union workers, i Late yesterday pickets were success ful in "persuading" a train crew not to switch seven loaded freight cars alongside a vessel In the harbor. "Beat-up" gangs continued to circu late through the "north end" water front area. Four persons were wound ed by these gangs yesterday. Santa Clara And St. Mary's Break May Be Patched SAN FRANCISCO, July 26 W Re sumption of athletic relations be tween St, Mary's college and Santa Clara university which would bring their football teams together again this year was seen as a possibility here today after the rival coaches an nounced "recommendations" had been made. The two schools broke off athletic relations after their football teams had battled to a 7-7 tie In Kczar sta dium here last year. Asserted charges of unnecessirry roughness on the part of St. Mary's players led to the break. Old Powder Horn Preserved AUSTIN, Tex, (P) A powder horn carried by Peyton Wade Nowlin, who roamed the Kentucky wilderness as a companion of Daniel Boone, has been presented to the state by Nowlln's granddaughter, Mrs. Lena Led better of Austin. From Con-all In Miss Clara Stewart, of Corvallls, Is visiting In La Grande at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Cook. STOCKS DECLINE IN SELLING WAVE NEW YORK, July 26 W Heavy selling of stocks, based partly on the gathering of European war clouds and a general revival of trading pessi mism, today brought net declines In leading fesues of 1 to around 10 points. Transfers approximated 3,400, 000 shares. Closing figures Included: i Air Reduc : MY, Ai. Chem. and Dye 131 . American Can 92 American T. and T 11014 Bethlehem Steel 28 J. I. Case 35 Chrysler 32 Col. a. and E 7 Continental Can ; - -.. 74 General Motors 2414 Johns Manvllle 40 Llboey-O-Pord 2 Uggett and Myers B - ....94 Montgomery Ward - 21 Vi lfl',4 5214 32i; 1814 31 H 4114 10014 14 Yt Nat. Distill. J. C. Penney Pub. Ser. of N. J. Southern Pacific .. St. Oil of Cal St. Oil of N. J Union Pacific United Aircraft MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY CHICAOO VTlllfAX llllb Low July Kept, Dec. May (old) (old)...... (oll)..... new (old) Open ... .H!i ... -m r, ...MMiiiew ....l.wil4l.0l4 ....1.0314 1.0014 1.0. l.oitt l.oii .115 .1)314 Vi 1.01 Clow .1)1)14 8 .1)01$ 1.31 'is July Sept. Dec, CHICAOO CORN .61 M .03 .(13 ' 66.fi0"4 ,0'14 -M .0514 .... .61114 "''i ,08''M July . Kept. . Dec. , POBTIANI) WHEAT Open High K . CIom 8114 .81 V4 -WW 8I'J mi , 4WV4 8:! 83 .83 .8314 , .8314 United Corp. j. U. 8. Indus. Alco. U. 6. Steel 314 3414 3314 StIICIIIKS BIKE LONDON P cases of suicide In England end Wales reached the rec ord total of 5,857 In 1932, official gov ernment figures show, compared with 6,092 In 1931. Cases of attempted suicide, numbering 3,299, were also a new record. Seats on the New York curb ex change had a recent selling price of about (30.000. Army, ants, scientists liavo dlscov--' ered, travel in search of food much as an army on the march.- HOLDS FALSK TKBTII ' ' TllilfT MAj IIAV LUNG' Fasteeth, a new improved powder' keeps plates from dropping or slip, ping. No gummy, pasty feeling. Sweet ens breath. .Gives real teeth comfort all day. Praised by people and dent-; lata everywhere. Avoid worry. Get Fasteeth' at L. It L. Drug Co., or your druggist, Three sizes. Adv. TEAK SHIPMENT MADE MEDFORD. Ore., July 28 in The first export ohlpment of Rogue River valley Bartlett pears was dispatched today by rail for San Francisco, where it will be loaded upon the mo torshlp "Oregon Express" for London, England. Promoters promising to make rain 1 fall increased during the recent drought. E3i Chaf incf Itch in 3 Rash asily soothed by the dnu meuiucjiion or Resinol Stevens-Van Engelen Co. JULY CLEARANCE VALUES White Skirts Repriced for Broken sizes. July selling. Now ; $1.29 $1.98 Berets I'or women and Assorted colors. 98c now 49c the miss. '19c now 25c July Special Value Silk Hose nil fashioned, lisle toe and heel. New colors 59c -2 for $1.00 Flat Crepe i(i-in. Rayon flat crene. Old Kose, Peach, lilue, Green :md Red 49c Silks 19-inch Rcorffetto or crepe de chine season's colors. 98c value, now 69c Boys' Shirts Light, fancy patterns, fast colors ages fa to 12 years, IZVi to 14'2 ' ' 59c Boys' Overalls 220 wt. blue deninn or ex press stripe. Ages 5 to 16 years 59c Boys' Polo Shirts Long sleeves, character patterns, Harney Google, Crazy Cat, etc. Ages 6 to 16 years 69c Women's Wash Frocks Stripes and floral patterns. 11 to '18. 98c values, now 79c Women's White Footwear Broken sizes in pumps, straps, ties. ?2.9" values, now $1.98 Women's White Footwear Broken sizes ties, sandals, oxfords. $3.05 values, now $2.95 lSxUG Cannon Terry Cloth Towels Assorted color borders 15c Boy's Skull Caps Colorful novelty trimmed skull caps; turnup brims 29c Men's Hanes Shirts - Shorts Fancy Broadcloth shorts or lxl ribbed shirts all sizes 3 for $1.00 Men's Rayon Union Suits Broken sizes; colors, green, peach, pink, 36 to 40. 79c value, now 49c Men's Gauntlet Gloves Leather faced, tipped fin gers, leather pull, full cuff, Union Pacific label 33c Men's Work Socks Men's medium weight cot ton work socks tan or blue. Now 8c pr. Men's Work Socks Natural colors, fancy or plain colore; all sizes. 2 pr. 25c H n.nD r. cases'. Odds and Ends SAVINGS FOR YOU!. Hundreds of desirable items at give-away prices. A feast of BARGAINS for the THRIFTY. Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! -. It's the biggest savings opportunity of the year . . . Lots of summer ahead . .'. and our stocks are priced to move now! Thrifty Women wil be here early tomorrow . . it means money in your pocket! e. Y'ou Save Now! Rayon Panties Fine quality, well made. Many styles. Bargains! 5d Full Fashioned Silk Hose Semi Sheer ange of want colors. Size to 101... Natural Pongee Silk Pajamas Two-piece styles Df fine quality silk pongee. 98c Summer Silks Plain and Printed Beautiful pat terns and plain shades. Save. Yd. Dress Slips Ravon Taffeta Lace trimmed, adjustable shoul der straps. BARGAINS. Fabric Gloves Summer colors Light w e i g h t, washable suedes. Sizes 6 to 8. Cotton Anklets Fancy lets in la Si i. For Children cuff ank sizes 5 J Pr. Remnant Days Bargain! Summer Dresses They're Bound to Go Fast at '$2 $3 $4 Every Summer Dress in the store included in these three groups and you've never seen' such values. Street, Sport, Afternoon styles. Dark and pastel colors. Silks arid novelty cotton fabrics. Remnant Days Bargain! Summer Millinery Greatest Savings For You! 66c 8c Every Summer Hat in the store included in these two groups. Darks, Pastels and plenty of White! Large and small shapes, and a great selection. Here's a Bargain Group of Sheers In Lovely Designs C yard We've put them all at this one price.' Lawns, Voiles Organdies, Dimities, Batistes. Thirty-five patterns' five hundred yards. Now is the time to buv SHEERS and SAVE. y Remnants Remnants Dress Lengths Short Lengths Silks and Summer Cottons in great variety, at tremendous savings. Terry Towels Large size Extra value in a . jf.p large size, heavy J Bathing Suits Boys' - Girls' Good quality cot ton suits. Sizes 10 to 16. 3SC Women's Shoes Great Values A great value group at this price Summer Ties Odds af Summer stocks For Men and Ends Dress Socks Value for Men Long1 rayon Pair - weailng, decorated. I1 Men's Pajamas Fine Broadcloth A variety of styles and colors. Sizes A to D. 98( i t nn T fv-T omi:iiv mill
