La Grande evening observer., January 23, 1913, Image 2

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THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1913.
LA GRANDE EVENING 0
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UP I LITTLE
MWHTA61S IN 0B3ENT BEINGS
BETTEB PBJCE&
Cattle and Hogg Hlgher-Lemoa
Prlees 8oar Swiftly.. : ;
From the coast comes the newi
that on account of the shortage of
wheat In the orient the price of
wheat In the United 8tates has goiys
up. It seems to have affected all of
Ithe markets alike . and blue stem
went up a whole cent in ! one '1 day.
This la taken as an Indication that
from now on the orient will look to
the United States for Its wheat,; un
til the market In South America be
gin unloading. It might be safely
rodlcted that before spring the price
of wheat will be In the .neighborhood
ef the dollar mark and perhaps high
er. For the man who has held on
to his rop this Is going to mean a
good many dollars over the fall
prices. .'';'""' i
Cattle and Bogs Higher. '
Cattle have brought eight cents for
eome of the, poorer grades and hogs
went up ten cents on account of the
ehortage. The receipts were not up
to the standard and bidding, was
lively. Unless the market Is flooded
with hogs before Saturday the price
will not vary greatly between now
and then.' ,
Celery Coming from California.
A carload, of celery Is on the way
to Portland from Jersey Inland, Cali
fornia, the first to be shipped since
the frost. Jersoy Island Is off thn
southern coast of California and the
frost 1b said not to have done as
Bush damage there as on the main
land. . " I "' ' '"
. Suspicions of Orange.
Four cars of good oranges are
aid to be on the track In the metro
polis, but the 'suspicion that' they
might be frozen has caused buyers
to let them severely alone. There Is
a goodly supply on the La Grande
market but It la only a question of
time when oranges will not be ob
tainable. Lemons will be so expen
sive that the refreshing drink at five
cents will not be dished out this
summer at that price unless some
other country comes to the rescue.
Following are he corrected quota
tions to date:'; ' '
Flonr, Feed and Grain.
Wild Fay (retail) IU.0O.
Timothy $15.09 (retail).' ' '
Alfalfa hay $11.09 (retain.'
Shorts $1.45 per cwt '
ata 1.B per ewt
Bran 11.25 per ewt ' -- 1
flailed Oats $1.50 per ewt. 1
Railed barley $1.46 ewt.
Bins Stm Flour 91.M tack.
Patent $U5. I
White Quarts $1.35 per sack.
Baowdrtft $1.35.
FraM, Bm.
Home grown assies 754?J1.0
bos. ,
Oranges 4te .,
Bananas 0c per dot.
Pineapple M and tte, atae.
Cranberries 15o ft . ' ;
Grape fruit (large aba) 19c,
: Tgtahe aad naeeuai
, Onions IM par t, sauOl Iota $c
Potatoes We Mr wt.
. eeans White. 1-Se: Itaa. 19 eu
Radishes 1 baaohes 15c.
Cabbage 9c.
Celery 15c busoh. (heats grewa
10.) . V f - " ! :
Honey 20c. S lbs. far 69i.
8wet potatoes 5c per lb,
Grees peepers Me lb.
Squash -2Vc lb. ' 1
Turnips $c lb.
Eggs aad Bitter.
Storage eggs 35c.
Ranch eggs 45c. '
' Presh eggs 10c.
, Butter Fancy creamery, 40 Mitt, I
lb. roll: 2 lb. roll. 80o.
Ranch bntte'. 1 lb. rail 40; 2
roll 75c. . - : , ,
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Heavy . fad steers $7.00 cwt.
Choice $7.00 cwt.
Common $8.2506.69 ewt.
Fancy cows $6.25 cwt
Fancy light sows $6.25 ewt.
Hvsavy calves $4.005.60 ewt
T'anoy light calves $8.00 ewt
Hon. ( '(
Heavy hogs 9.99 ewt' '
Medium light hogs $6.60 ewt.
Beat light hogs $.7$ ewt
. Sheep.
Best Iambs $6.2599.35 ewt.
Ordtnaiy lambs $6.00 ewt
Poor lambs $4 J9 cwt. .
' Yearlings $4.80 cwt; .,
Ewes $3.40 cwt. .
: Fowl and Hlseellanesas.
Ducks, dressed, 18c. ' ','
. Geese Dressed 18c. - '
lb.
. Baker County Snow Bidden. !
Baker, Jan. 23. The Democrat
ays of the snow conditions here:''
According to the reports reaching
the local efflces of many of the lum
ber companies operating alonig the
line of the Sumpter valley, the snow
In the woods may necessitate a tem
porary suspension of operations. ' It
was stated that there Is five feet of
snow on the level at 'Whitney and
that It Is very difficult to handle logs,
and also that It Is becoming harder
every day to handle teams In ' the
woods. One report was to the effect
that Mien the trees are felled, they
throw the snow up waist high around,
the laborers, and that a continuance
of tile downfall, which has been
steady the past few days, will soon
make it Impossible to continue work
At Austin, where three large mills
are located, there is also consider
able difficulty but there Is not quite
so much Bnow there to hamper oper
ations. However, much more of
"the beautiful" will certaln'y cause
trouble and the lumbermen are hop
ing for a cessation of the downfall,
which is as long continued as' any nf
recent years.
WEI&HTS AND MEASURES.
Car With Whloh England's Standards
Are Preserved. ..
Bvery- twenty years government offl
rials compare the current weights and
measure with the standards, which
re sealed up In tbe staircase of the
bouse of commons. .. There are only
two standards, the pound weight and
the yard measure. Tbe standard pound
Is of platinum, which despite Its weight
Is no larger than a cubic Inch. and.
small as it Is, the metal of which it la
composed Is worth MO. Tbe standurd
yard Is a bur of bronze thirty-eight
luetic long, oir which a yard bas been
marked off In thirty-nix divisions of an
lucb. The greuteitt iMmslble care Is
taken of thane two Important articles.
Wlu-u ii coinpnrlHon Is being mude
they are handled with tongs. ' The.
pouud weight Is weighed In the most j
delicate of chemical balances, uud the
yard Is tneaxured with a micrometer.
When they are dime with the pound It
Is wrapped In a special soft paper and
laid In a silver gilt Case, which Is plac
ed In a bronze cane, this being put In a
wooden box. afterward screwed down
and sealed. The ynrd measure Is plac
ed on eight rollers In a mubognny case,
which Is carefully Mealed. Botb cases
are then put Into a leaden casket which
Is sealed by ttolileiiug. Tbe packing Is
not yet finished, however, for the lead
case Is placed In a strong oak box.
When this in screwed down It Is placed
in the bole In the wall., Tbe wall. to.
built up by a mason, and tbe standards
can only be obtained by demolishing It
once more. London Globe
MONEY
TO x
LOAN
on farm lands in Union,
Wallowa and Baker
counties.
j NILLIAMIUULIIU j
ire T oa Afflicted With Piles I
' This disease, whether acute ' or
chronic, la easily and rapidly over
come by using Merrtol Pile Remedy
Gvos posltlvee and permanent relief
when all other fall, and we heartily
recommend .It to any eufferer. New
lin Drug company.
A HANDICAP IN GOLF.-
It Was a Rather Mean Advantage, but
It Won the Game, ;
An unusual coif handicap was played
on one of the local links receutly. tbe
proponent of the same winning bands
down. One of the rules of golf Is that
one must not tnlk to a player wben be
Is about to make a drive, nor must oth
ers discuss uuy subject In bis bearing.
It might, take tils uiliid off tbe game for
Just an Instant, aud that might prove
fatal. '
In Kansas City lives a crack but ex
tremely ' nervous go J enthusiast. He
bad been in the bablt of beating a fat
and phlegmatic friend until tbe latter
tired of It , ' ' -
"I'll tell you what I'll do," tbe friend
said net long ago, "I will play you
eighteen holes if you will give me a
handicap." ., , . . .. -
'"Done.", 'said tbe nervous player
"Name the handicap.".. ' 't .
"Three times during the garnet and
not more than three, I am to be per
mitted to stand behind yon and say
"BooT ' while " you are : preparing to
drlvo."' " ' . ;,' , . , -
Every' time It was the nervous man's
play bis fnt friend walked up and Just
stood behind him. Never once during
tbe game did tbe fat man say "Boo!"
or anything else. But the anticipation
at the expected "Cttol"; was fairly
nerve shattering, and the fat man won
hands' down. Kansas City Journal.
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Money is a good thing to have if you lose
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OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
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As the seasons go around the popularity
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In remlulsceuces of President Grant
by Bobert M. Dougluss. bis private sec
retary. In the Youth's Ompuulon be
says: . - ' -
'One afternoon a tall, handsome man
of splendid presence aud with a grave,
courteous face entered my oltlce and
modestly announced himself as Kooerl
EL tee. Wben I told tbe president be
directed me to trlu tbe distinguished
visitor in at once Their meetiug was
cordial, but apparently their recollec
tions hrouxDt feelthUN of saduesa to
bull) nieu The irexldent. with bis
usual consideration, presented ine to
Ceneral Im who knew my family and
v.ho ;i-tvltd me kindly. I expressed
my pleasure at uieetlug bliu and then
retired from the room. I felt that al
siK'h n time uo one should intrude. The
visit was merely one of courtesy and
illil not Inst long. I believe that It was
In- only time after the war that the
two preat wni'inlw met"
Don't take any. man's word when it?
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If our claim, that Electric Lights are actually the
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Front laolag Is not the only
requirement of a perfect eor
set ' The Bosularlt'y .of the' Joa
sard Frost Laclag corsets has
heea followed by a number of
Imitators. Other than lacing In
front .all these Imitations sre
totally lucking In the essentials
which make Ooaeard corsets i a
extremely desirable.
Svery womaa who lavestl
fate hays a Oosaard eereet.
A eonplete Use ef all ssed
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let her choose them herself here, and
she will find every different design
and style of a high grade, and most
irtlstlcaPy attractive. It Is the dp
ight of ladief to Inspect our largi,
ind 'varied stock of high-class wall
tapers, and to select from It such
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hew. We shall be f lad to be favored
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VThttt long nerve-rscklng days of ron
stent torture what alcplera nlsht of
terrible aseny Itch Itch Itcb. eoa
tant Itch, until It setnrd that I must
tear 0 tax very skla then .
. Instant relief my skin ooalad. Booth!
and healed!
The vry flrwt drops of D.D.D. Tn
scrlptlon for Eczema stopped that swful
itch Instantly: yes. the very moment
D.D.D. touched the bumlna skin the tor
ture ceased. A to Dottle proves It.
D.D.D. has been known for years as
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