La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 01, 1926, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textftlpnrja&'Mardi; 1;,' 1920. mt'llH ; -.i-i,!. i, Vi.il..,h, COVllXO- KVKXTS . Alarelt 13, 13 Union county evoiMtiiilu atfrlKiiltiirul cou fewiice In La Croixto liitfh HcllOol. ' -April. l!o I,ast day to register luf fir ill Miry ck-ctloii, Slay it, 4, 0, 0 Slalr eoiiveiitlnn of - Womeu'a vIiiuh in La Grande! ' ? Mny .'iil -Primary elation, June V, 10. II I iiIuii Lijvutflot'k kIhAv at Union, Ore. i July Uii, S it, 21 Convention of Xurtliwest Heal Kslatu aso ciatlun hi liH i.minle. Kt'il. -2-2, 2. 2 1, ami Uulou county fair at ICtulii, Ore. , i 1 I ".Juenmr- Tax Adviser Here . J., Aker, Income tux ailvtwor. TIM III at Uie Foley hotel tudtty, J I waH formerly u revenue tax col lleelorjit WaHhiiiKlon, I), t. ' - iMeeiiseit to 3 1 airy Ilumer A. Shelley, r Arlington. lore., and MIh.s Wihna l. Stewart. yl" Salt' i-uke, were HeeftHed to nai'ry here Salunlny afternoon. H ' . i Will VHl Her hnnuhler M t'H. V. 11. Hull went 1u Wnlts- iiir. Jj!Nli,, IIiIh morning lo vlsll lir mtiiKhler, Mth. K. K. Kuiik-h. .She' ulans to be gone about .two wee It 5 Visits lin,lM'r "thvaiiler V- .MrHT. K. Smith, of Wallowa; has been In I .a (Jrande for a day or tub visiting Mink Christina Claris, -of I'eiidlelon, a Maeubee or- ltMlge.,Coiif h Ib'rnvei'hifr Jinbi t:, (1. 'oiieli Ih' reeoverinr froiuin allaek of the ki'Ip)m. wliir-hK'Mtt him from IiIh oDiee In the courtroom Tor two or three day.H lUTjt week. I limd Thy I toy HI . lloVard lendirHon, who Uvea at iNland t'lty and altends IiIkIi school in (Iraiide, lias been HI for inv ent I diiya Mu waa lUde' to, be .put for a' brh-f while yesterday. Local News In Brief Allss tiarrlcW Helmiis to Work here, last week for the, funeral.1, ofj; Mr.K. Anna Leallo returned Sun MIhr lietty (Jarrlck, who i hna'Mra. -.Monaffhan'a.- 8on.t (Hmrlea (iay from JoHeph, where ahu ' has been i for about three weeks, re turned o her tvork al the Colonial lleautV .Hhop.-'-wiierd she Is un oper ulor, lids morning.' Hen rt-om Pendleton . u 7 'J ; Jleiiry J. Taylor, stati' aenatdr.irnVk I'nmeron. J werj t(iTTstdi arrlvetl ln Lu Grande this morn-'here yi-sterdny by the police, the' Imc from his home al Pendleton. Mr. Taylor, Js'Ji pronilnejil ranflitr tn I'liiiililta euuntv. 1 ' . t ' f I .Uti ! "'jitalChlflo-TlllVC' lHllltM Visit ti III City, tills .Moduli ik . t', Max ',M,. Mink , and dnuifhter. wi-re in rVrretty Tti(Hrln6nV-1 . iMII.MMI', WITI' 111 Vl I.. ay to Joseph from Cove. jiwhere tin they have been visit- I lie with Mr. und Mrs. J. A. ltleh urds. .. MaUe'llonie at Wallowa t;1j Mr..! and Mra. K, yiiiaflltj ! aii.d duutrlitetH. Gwendolyn And Vivian, wentsto Wallown this mnrnlnt?,itu Justice of the wliero Ihyy will; uiako. their- homer They cume here from Huntliiffton about five weeks ago. ' ' .Mrs. Pollard Itetnriis Home Mi-m. '.. A. Pollard and children, AlberL and Helen Louise, ret urned hoin last nliclit from Kminett. Ma., vJhcre tlwy have ' been for about two weeks visiting Mrs. P11I lard's 'mother, who has been 111. She Micheals-Stern Value '..HL'V..'- For Spring ? " ""' Newest colors; latest styles in 'SINGLE AND DOUBLE-BREASTEU Popular Priced 1529.85 $37.45 $39.83 $42.45 $17.45 $52.45 $57.45 Clothes of Quality (fTTiviT'c; fmTM i croV ftlTMF QTADC WITH L-itfw.. and. JrloxsCQmpletc Outfitters :;.ir J i ' i - r r i .j :.. :i iinlJ'i::t 'iihl. f'' : Ilefi her mother condition. In un improved IIoiih from Port html lr. It. 1. Land t a returned to La j Grnndu Hits mornlntr from , lotV j liind, where ho )uU been Hhice the I middle of IuhI week. Home from Corvalll - Mlns Ann l,ymun returned to Un Grande this morning from t'orval Hti. 1 Khe ut'iidrd .the litunma Nu Hurorlty Iiouho formula it( tho Oro K0l AKi'lculturul college there. jUrt for llolse . , t Mltut Clara IMul went to Itolso IthtH morning. Kite will vHlt there t about two inonthH with Mltut ilitrt- inuii. , - . . At linker for Week Kud MlNHfH Hi tI ha TliompHon and June Mulhollnnd returned to their homo here hurt night from linker, where they visited over the week end wltli Alius ThompHon'a uuut. 111 at Hot I.uke Mra. Harriett MneIomiltl fa 111 at llot Luke aumilorlum with the riu. She will probably bo In the huspllal fur several daya. M'n form I taker Mrs.' K.W. Cox. of llukr, vlalted In Im Grande over I he week end a micHt af I lie, home o her pareiiiH,. Mr. pnd'Mra. J. jl. Uukw l. ' '- , jii'iv jkst fS'Mdtt .V ; - After Hpeiulln)? laHt night Vln La Gnuide' a frui-Jnt at tin Okborne It'ome '.Allan Myrtle Henuelt left thlM ltiorInK- 'I'dr linker,' Krom llaket' "lie wlij g-o to her homo at K ril If iff. i ', .' , , ... , , ' .' 'J. i (. ,. ,: I'allcrfl U.v Parent's Illness Mi-m. 1 M. (lUHklll and children.' Vera, Orl'n and lorlt, went to Mil on. Ur'Kon,'thla iiiornliij; f6r nn 'ndcriullc1 atny nt the home of Alr. GuaklH'H pareiiiH Mr. and Mrh. O A. t'hapman, both of whom are , 1 let mil lo TonclM't . i j Mr. iJnd'Mra. Jim Moniiffhim; r f turned IIiIh morning t!o thi-lr home I.'tl Touchet. Wash. They , cume Ithoads, of SuminervlUe, who died been 'vlsltlnff fur a few weeks at trout blood polaonliiff. W . the home of her son, Itoss Leslie. '' : i-H f i i. , Wullown county Is cut tint? and put- ThiTe Arreslnl --MuDff U ie In -the' vicinity of Jo- M- Koss. churned with lntoxi-.! HVpli. Mrs. LesHe reports. ?Vm Hd , Ii'J AotTspn v imd Mattel -two on a lu-uor law violation juiiurije. M j,- .1 .-llti-. i ; . ' ' . . Miynnd Mrs.. IT.lt.: iuxfwife- ' urned lo their loine Ul I'lieiiey, Wuslt:. this morrtltrtf cnntwnnnvfa Jinn ee.moiitist, Hejw1W ;h'akilfcj(4oi' lle-4f; ' .'U nrhters, Mrs. W. ii. f amerunj j u p , h of ,.olil(11lt 1 Mrs. C. Jl. Aloton. and son. It. iV(,,.ru 11L.oinu Tas (.oI1(lL.tor( damrht ami L Jordan. Jailed or' Vagrancy l' T'uey was sentenced to. 10 (layM1 In jail and costs of his trial peace court, by JndKtV.HuBh.li. lirady Saturday!-I ternoon. on a churtfe of vacancy . SalUrilny artiTlioon. Trncy . huil viiuugh money, lo payilw costs. in- - -v . -t - J, '' IMiy came to l.a t.ndo thin mornini? to attend Iholotwy elul) IniH'heon IIiIh noon. Mr., l'iyt had an operation at Mot luike altont threo weeks airn nnd"fHlneo First t- i Here Today. rnNVIFWfF uio sunuionum lor ircuiuicni. , Drovo to IortlaiKl ftitrl Hough loft yeatertlay ly auto for Portland, wher he will be on bUHtneHM for several daya. Hero Vcstonlay Curl MeUrayer, of Heu8ldof wua In lu Grunde yesterday a KUeat at I the home of Mr. and Mrs. William! Wilson. ' Hero, from Cove ' Me. and Mia. It. Jl. banlel were in the ulty from Cove Saturday. In City Saturday . J. A. Gusklll, a farmer near lm bier, na a visitor to La Grunde Saturday. Hero -Over Week Kml Mrs. Murciu Milter, of I'orlhind, a pen I the week end In La Grande vlHlllnj; at the home of her brother, Leo Miller. Here from t nlon . .,' AmoiiK the I'nlou people In m Grande today are Kd Willi', Mr. ami Mrs, Hex GrlKtfM und Scott Calllhau. Mr. GrlKKH Is u promin ent K)iiltry man of I hut section. M-lamis4s Hau ttaby Sun A nine-pound sun was burn lo Mr. lind Mrs. Klmer MeMuniis Sat urday afternoon at the Grunde tonde hospital. . The newcomer und his mother are both In excel lent condition, the father reports. Hrill Hits Kvciifiu; The Ii Grande unit of the Ore gon Natlo'nal Kuard will meet at th unn'ory ut Zuber hull this eve ijiiVff l 7:;iU. o'cloclt fur refill a r wdekly drill. IICI1 flVlll luMill L. Knap per, accompanied by IiIk aon. It. It. Knap per, was here from his Wallowa county home yester day to consult an oecullst. They were quests at the home of Mr. und Mrs. Colon It. Kherhard. Mr. Kim p per la Mrs. Kberhard'H father. Must Ket p Chickens I'p Chief ul Tolice Cflnt Hayiies an nouneed today that chickens will nu longer be allowed to run at larire. With the Hprln weather pi-ople will IjckIii their aprhiff Knr rculiiff und chickens 'must be k''tt up. . '-, ; i , - - 'y .. ' Home from Josviih kr , l. , 1 : Jlcn- COiifeiXMHi? j. L;Houle, of linker Is In the t.iy today for a -conference with V T. . Apdnc.wa, forest enKlncer of I he internal revenue service, who is lit ' Ua Graiide' from ' Portland. MK , Ahdrews. will loavtj -this ; eve niiiff for Ills home. In the city, lie is located at tin post office 'building and Is making out Inj.llvldnnF1 Income tax return ed rorlftati ?Mo;tvUl lie here until Al a ivlUi-- C Tms tn Hh'imi A v.schaUPi.'. attorney, forni- rly of .Jofic-pti out now locutt'd nt Kliunnih KitHy, wns In 1.H tirunUr . Ii. I'-nternrise en, rl L.illnn -hiHl nlfrltl on ruutv .t.,, ..-i,,.,i ,,.,,n.. ...... i ... ..,...... . - " ' y w' , ,' ici,wl drove to Wallowa colli y from Kln- , math - l''alls. lie reports that 'cherry trees are in bloom In the Itognc river valley. ! Arrived this .Monilin; Mr. Kdna HteveilH, ticket HKelit lat the Union I'aeirtc depul here, li-L-tnrned home thin morning from I Spokane, Waithlimt on, and will :4KNumf Ivt work, at the ticket of fice tunl;lit. Mrti. :'Sleven m .hffvn In Spokane KinL'!.i Oclohcr. -: j r v l' IIcn- Ouv Month . .V tf ! Mi, and Mra. Hnzcn went to "hi pi'lKe i IiIh mornliiK on the limned line train where tiny will . vi.-dl fur Home time with two of ! I heir children. They have heen visit In at (he home of their Hon. ffirs'ptef -here ' forthf-'- laHl hnnnthrThey ratrH' to -t,ti Uranile Ifrom I'orllainl, where they made their home alumt a ynir, ' loiiKrelloVH Itelnrn Mr. and Mr. J. T. f -otiKfellow and little daiifchler, I'atrlcla. re turned last night from Mount tit a Hume, Idaho, where Mliey altend ed the funeral of IiIh hrolhor, Ly man M, Longfellow. Tin- defe deiit'H widow and their two Hinall hoys wi'tit wlih her pa renin tu Long lieaeh, t'al.. where they will make their home for the present. Tnk."ii III on tlouniey .lauieM It. Ionium, of I luiiKinulr. 1'iil.. Im HerloiiHty HI at the home of IiIh hurl lier-ln-law, Ira L. I low elk lie wuh taken Hick Krlday iih he and .Mrx. Ijiium and her lro t her, Ivan I Menard Howell, were driving to La Grande. They reach ed here Krlday -night. and tint pa tient wan found to Im Buffering from pnelimonhi fevvr. He wan reported Hlightly better this morn Intv - . Explorers Head North In International Race (Continued front Pngo (Vie.) Xcwnpnper alliance. Seek I nkiiOHil Ijind. The chief purponc of the expedi tion In to neek and unknown lajid believed lo lie north of Alaska and 'call Mr. Aiidn wo an It rirnt wit Hlberlu. Jf land In dlneuired ajnenn. Chairman lludnon said the bane will be establlnhed and a flight IncroMl the north pole to Hpltzbergen will be attempted. ence. ' .(',;' rl Another American expedition I Mr. Hudson whs unable to fore -headed by 'Lieut. Ixtgh Wade, cant tho naturo und scope of hU American round the world flyer j committee's survey. H Wild It ahiO s!eks (his mystery land, hut might bo decided after a prelim lu addtUuu tomuKu u round tuaiy tu'iulo. atmply to cntiorat; i. ! Buy Rexall Remedies and be assured of having the best on the market We are the exclusive agents for all Rexall goods. . '.v Glass Drugs Im. i-t La Gnadt, OrtfM SLIDE TODAY i.'HIOAUO Mar. Vt. (AIM i'rr. Hlali-nt liciivy spiling: In. whicli ifolK coinnilxKlim Iiousch wpro vonxplcu- WHEATVALUES oOh li-d to a HC-vre' lircak In, vhfHlmon ' and .iiiimMuiii .. tK.OOCtf $7U0; vitliK'H toilti;. . Nearly wevoo cctitA a '.bualifi -JbH tin oinc.cA3v0-toolc plar.iv . - , ry - . j Whoiit etoH-d heavy Vt to 7i cents n.t lower; corn 2H to m cents off and ohLm afl H uents to I'A, decline. . ;, ;...',';.- ;..: CltKWaO. War. I. Ar)Onxh: wheat No. S red $1.74; No. 1 hard l.9',i 1i l.7Hli. (."orn No. 4 mixed 0 3 ftf 0 1 4 : No. 4 yellow 7I7. - Oh til No. 3 whttn 411 V4 1(40 Vf; No. :i whlti) SUM 41. . Kyo none; - , ""'.. 1 linrley 44ifi M, ', , ' ' Timothy seed I .B(ii 7.;6.f ' ' Clover seed J2S.001l JS2.0O. ' ' ' ' ' .' j I IOAOO (lly the. 'Associated Press) 'I'he wheat bi")nlllK,r,.yi ;off to up. May new ,$1.65 to J LOU and1 July J1.44 to' t.1.44 Vfc.wu.'fQl; lowed hy -material H4hn'ctks... i After opcninir at Ideollnoto.'m ndvancc. May 79 to SO ',4, corn nmierwonl a decided drop.. (dnts sliirled. unbhtinifeil 'to H ofC' Miy A 1 (ivi'lj hiWr tttrSjiieil easj-. . t , . .'.. , ,;. ; x :' l'OHTIM WIIHAT..--.'' miTI.AND. Ore. Mar. 1.4-(AI') Wheat. IIUU. hanl: wlllto, Jt.41': hahl while H. H. -1 la art ; JI.4M sort while. J1.43: western whltn. JI.43; hard winter;- Jl. 40; .'north ent spring, Jl.'4o; western red. JI.40. Today's car receipts:-Wlical. 4.'lt'clour IS, corn I, oata 2, hay 14. M flight; ti. tllC pole.' Tho'expC- ultl-"- te ' PPOrted !" AsURIItl lif uiviuti n- Ami'ricim- l-'nivornUieH, 10 pernon- "luipmrntlclnK J1 Atner- lean. J-lvc -planeB.ftfti being built for flight.- which arfc ilHtintd for mld-July. ' - Lieutenant Wade believes that Soviet lluAMhL la planning a secret fleet to the uneHplorrd In l()C of. elalming any land that may: be found. . " Lieutenant Wade hopes to estab lish the HliortcHt 1 A) a 'I on to Toklo mute. Jt was thus that ilmdrlk llud.son nought tho 'Wio'rtet route to-Cathay, lllnd und. Nippon." , The llyrd expedition, bucked In pari, by John I. Itockefellor Jr., and 1-M 1 Kord, alno acelu this un known land. PROHimtlON - STUDY IM)I)Y . ADVOCATED (ContInue4 trrtm Vf4 On.) being proponed In eongrer would be helpful but believed they would r u It ultimately In the. recoin uieiiibitlon of the. appolnlment of n general commltmlon lo be romposnd of men of high ulandlnff and which would be outside of llin political field. Seeking Fair Testl. Knforcement of (ho luw ho far, ho wild, has not ben a fair tent of Ilio working of prohibition and a fair tent cannot be made until a Judiciary nnd,a pollco .forco miffl oient to carry out the law In avail able. Complaining Against (he eonlln- uoun ngltitlon iigaliint the law, the aHMlMant neeK tary Httld (bl wiui to- pponnlhle for tho ioelal trend of drinking. Jte ald hn hoped for tho time when liontewcs would npotoglw for m-rvtng' llqiior rather tliaii lor nut nerving ft, whieh lat ter condition, ho nah, now etntrt to a more or lenn degree. He nnld thait If imprwement of cnforci'ment continuon on Its pre- etit bantn time noon would come when the howtejm would npologljse for the quality of the liquor nt leant. The houno alcoholic liquor truf fle commit tee, which plans on In quiry of Itn own Into conditions un- der prohibition decided toduy to aimhunnt neeretary would bo asked to npptar nt lib tarllent conveul- SfflNQ' OBSERVER Market News tUlCACO WIIRAT ( HIkIi Ijow Cluse ly, wiw..... im I any, tH Mar. old tityt TK Jaly 144)4 "a J4H Srpl. IM 131 M is IK BOiS, fATTI.K. I CHICAOIJ (United Stutes no partment of Aurlcullure) lloirn lircelpts .44.000; slow, IlKlttcr ilfht mostly steady; -fow mctllinn and heavyweight lmlohors 10i!6 cents blsltcr; hulk 240 lo 325 pound butchers, . fll. J5 I2.4: top on 10 pounds up J14.00. -, X'altlo'.recclptK lS.OOO; fat steers steady to-16 ponts lower; mostly 1 off 16s off on In between Krudea or 'lnrdJum.' wclfrht offerings; mod- iMmin, rciivc uenianu ror wen im-ieu Isbvd kinds of value to sell loci 60 up; common offerings J9.00 down ward; fat she stock shoring decline; best mill ii red steers early ut J11.00; quality medium to good. J' riheep - receipts 16,000; cholcn liaildy weight lambs .scarce; do inand for desirable shippers broad; tlieso Interests bidding up to J14.76; looks ti'itO cents higher; nulli mg.ilono 'on heavy lambs; few islnuTlne lumbs Jl."l.f6l f I4.00; bid ding upwBrd to J14.60 for choice nndy. weights; nothing done on fat aged shccp;; supply very limited. niTn-iitrAT.. " SAN-VltANCISCO (Al') lllll Icrfat r.o.b Han Kruuciscu 49 He. r-' '' ' " " ' . "-' ..I-;.:.-- uvianwcK, . -I V,J'6ltTI.'ANO..(Al') . Cuttle re. liolpts .84.40 (J through) Hteady; steers steady HUO lo 9uu; medium j;.6ita.00j common lU.OOn J7.26; cannera and 'cutters steers Jii.&oi' $7.26. I.,,'. ..,.' i llclfcrs, guod J7.0onjS.oo; eom- hws . KVd J6.V0U J7.00; eomjnou bwI-' meillum J4.26fitn.00; can. rieni anil cutters J2.B0 i J4.25. ! Bulls, "irood beef .(yearlings ex cluded)' J4.60J)J6. 60: cominon to modliim idwnner and bolognns) J3.760 J4.60; cillves, inedliim to eholro (milk feds excluded) Jfl.60 nr,-i.t.u cuiia unu common .o.uow JJ.6II; Sealers, medium to choice. JI0.604? J12.00; culls and commons ;j.00W JtO.BO. . Hog receipts 2060. slowly; heavy weight (260-360 ibs.y medium, good and choice JtO.ooib Jia.60; modlum weights (200-360 lbs,), common, medium, good and choice J 1.1. 60 a JI4.no; light weight (1 1111-200 lbs.) jcomiiion, -medium gtiod and choice JI3.8G1HI4.26; light lights 1 (180 tc!(l .1b.i.).' common; nieillum, good idnd cholcn JI3,O0i( JI4.00; packing ' ,-.!. nn.l umnAlli. t I II Oil HI Jl.2.00; slaughler pigs. (90 to 130 (b. )! ' ntcdliim. 1 giic-'l ond clioleo U.tSirJls.lS! feeder' and Btoeker pigs! (70.130 lbs.) medium, good and, cliolce JI4.00ii'J14.76; (soft'or bUy hoKH and rpisttng pigs exclud ed III inlinvn (llnllillnns. Hltei1) recelpiii i'iiri. 'MViik. ' lib earle sifles 'limbs. good alid choice (Mt: Adnnis) JI2.00H Jia.ou; lumbs, medium lo good (valley) II1.66WJ y.M; heavy weights ( IS lbs.,.p) t(.fi0$U'.r(0; all wHg . H, culls Nh.l j.omn.on $lo.iioy.fU.iM; vcnrllnfr wethers.' medium to choice ti.00i II LnO; ' cavcs cominon to choice fi.5t $s.5o; 'dinners and cdlls ?2.G(MJ I5.B0. Mr. Andrews proposal for a special In vent I gating body. , , The cmumlftcc. will meet, again Monday artd Mr. Andrews probably will appear, ut that time. RESCUE TWO FROM GRIP ' OF STORMS (Conlltiueil from J'age One) Hon that thej could not aid In their rescue. They were brought lo a hofpllal here. The Jieoders started from Ked Uluff, iippro(luia(ely CO miles went, of tlie point front which they' were' found, for a brief trip to the !Vu ther.Hlver meadow country. When I they reached the ranger station! they found' that ' the snow had! blocked nil roads and trails under drifts five .feet high. Their food J supply wits soon -exhausted audi lleefler ventured forth and caught! two sparrows which they cooked I and ate. . . As succeeding days wore on with no hope of resell" and no ubale-hir-nt tn the snowstorm, the couple lost hopo and noted their nuffer tng;t In their death diary, (tn Sal- i Urday hint a imilntenaiice man of, Jbe state highway coiumlKnlou, meanurlng snow In tlie region came upon them. He Informed It. 1. Cardner, manager of the cruising department of the lumber company i ho rescued t If: couple. j GIRL DARTS INTO AUTO; ' RUMP FATAL tf midntied from Tng! One.) cuts, or by pernonn who live In the neighborhood. I Tliere were; nt th time several! earn, headed toward Wallowu. parked on the right haudn side ofj tho road, aerons from tho founU. a In. Tin J om -pit nt age returning lo la fl rand", had stopped on the) otpOlte sldo to change a pune-J lured tire. A clearing wide enough I for panslng ears lay between the j machines. Mr. Zwelfel approach-! tho npol rut her caullounly, founding his horn several times. Just un he drove Into the c leu ring, the little rierec girt ran frohi be tween the cars pnrked on the right hand stdo, and wus struek by his bumpMf ,efore lie could bring his cur to a stop. ' t - I'on I'unlt uud Mlltmii ii-ujIkui i.lUL'1 jUll'JiJlLL-JJL'.JII ... ii !'!il.,,T' of the Day MUK, IllTI I'.a 8TK.IV: V POHTlNO, Ore. ( Al') Kbiw steady;' current receipts, ii cents doicn; fresh- mebiuin iOM'i cents; rresh standard firsts 22f(' 22 H cents; frnsli. standard extras SiUM cents.' nutter steady; extra cubes city 4ti cents; standnrds 46 cents; prime firsts 46 cents; firsts 44 cents; prints 60 cents; cartons 61 cents.- "- , " Milk steady; best cburulntr cream 47 co lis lb.; net shlppyri Ivjck in one 1. - Cnam dellvere l I'oitlMul 49 cents lb. ltnw: milk 4 per cent) J2.60 cwt. r.o.b. l'oriluitd. ' . Poultry steady; (less 5 per cent comuilsslon) heavy hens 24'ii2 cents; lluht So Hi 21 cents; H.cli'e: 26(ir'30 cents; ' younir whlt' Uueks S cents; do dressed nominal; dress- inrKey ,3tifa cenis; nvo nom 1nal; gvese dressed 2S$!'i!0c; ciipotn; 401, H 42. Unions sleudy JJl.OO j J1.C0; potatoes J2.60 J2. 00 suck.' Niuts weak; walnuts No. 1. 2&f 20c pound; rilberls 2U 24c; al monds, 27i36c: Mruxll nuts 241 2Kc pound; Oregon chtvitnuts, 1S( 20o puund; pixmuta 1013Vic riti iT siAitKirrx. HAN I'-IIANOISCO, -Mar. 1 (AP) Federal stulu market service. Apples: boxes Kales front stor age C'ullfornttt Newtowns fancy four tier J2.lliSI J2.2ri; S14 tier J2.26 0 J2.36; Oregon and Washing ton Hpltxenberg. extra fancy J2.SC S( J3.00; faney. J2.00f'j J2.76; wine sajisi and Arkansas bhuiiti,. extra fancy.. J2.60M.J.75; fancy J2.26f JliOffNoil'tOwniM ifiniey J1.76.i' J2.15; O grudo Jl.onw JI.90. ' l'l'ars, winter Ni'lllls J2.604 J3.00; number 2 J'J.OOW J2.2S; poor piu'ks low us JI.26; Oregon I I's AnJotiH. ruiicy J4.00HI J4.60 per bdx. ' , '' were Ihu only peivuns who Avllness ed llin tragi ily rrom the (rout ol the car. They were' passengers' In thi stage, and when the bus stop ped to change Urea, they run down to the stri-am to liiku some pie lures, Hearing Zwelfel's horn and thinking It was Ihu bus driver warning them that be was about to tlH,y duiih0(1 u ,,, ,,, , ,,.,...,, .,. .rd-r., Inst In time lo seo tho child killed "She, folded bnok over the bum per as soon us shu was struck, car' tied about two-car lengths, and then dropped lo the bridge, where both left wheels passed the length of her body." Mr. Kttnk said this morning. - i . .''Another youngster had Blurted to follow her, but was caught back" by some .one standing near, Uie three parked curs, "Mr, ZwelfeJ wasn't driving more thun.Si) ml lee an. ihour, lie slopped his car uf soon us he could, but . tho child ' was probably dead beforo ho had time to put on his briikes.',.,.1 ,. , I i ruueruj .Tomorrow ,', I ( .The, funum). service will be,iues ' day aternuou ut Losttue,'. ,vUeif burial will take, place, Ttuwhoui' .und place had not been determined ;i;t noon today. , ... I Itotli parents aru nearly pros- trj1( , U)n, ( d lu,ghbor mUl (ma uro hnolto iw -nttnminllIJU.(!f,. pr tho Mr, und MrH,, Zwelfel bot,h of .whom wertin tin cur ut the time of tho accident and feet sad; occasion ' deeply. .. Hurviving besldts the pa rents -n-n two brothein. Harold, 21, and STAR TODAY TUESDAY 0F iimRLD mew" v.. I'olu tovulioi' and livelier than you've ever Heen her in her first all Amcrican love drama. And CHARLEY CHASE In '. ' "UNEASY THREE" Wednesday HAROLD LLOYD n UUU Ii PERFECT SCORE WlnK, Fin nml I'Meolfout nlniroils rend a perrift wore to tho Oronon lon at tho cloau of yesterday's tclc Kraplilo lioot beforo the UirKist urowd of the nou.son nt the I,ono 'I'ri'o fli'IU. Five other clubs of the Htuto turned In .-tnimatelv tullles, but riono of I -a Grundo's competl- tora wero umonif them. Hllvorton. wlih whom the local markamcn j tied lust week, went diiwn with 1 points uRitlnst Im Qrande's 75: Cor. vnllls' scoro mm 73, und llend's, 09. Koseburir, WuHhlnKton .County.4 PortlUllll. Poullllln nml Wi, llfiurtt. were eoutomporarles of Ui..QranduJ In the perfect scorlnir yesterduy. , J. V. Hinlth, C'luudu Miu-key und Lesllo Kliwlie-uch hultered.u bird wllh;;every sliot yesterdny, ' Blvtnir their club the maximum record for tho duy. Their nearest conietlturM were w. It. liolinenkumii Hr., f. U hlninney, t.'hiuin liohnonkamp und "A. J. UtaiiBe, ouch of wlileli'brouitht down SS pliteons. The day wus Idenl for trap shoot. Ins brlKlit und crisp, without a stir of wind to overcame. Flfly members of til" club, cot Into the sport: The iludtcuce wis the lurt,-- est of the season, tho officers re port. .Marlon, 11, und ' a month-old uls ter, Constance, Hit three of whom were, present; und u sister,- Alan ine, who is student ut Um Culver. slly Of Oregon. Tho l'lerco fumlly had been on a Hunduy outing- In the Milium cun- I'un, und were uhout to leave for home-when the lilt In ulrl wus kill ed;' Air. Ilerce Is k farmer. . ,, A eoroner'H Innuest wus held uver (lie body ut Wallowa toduy. Ilolh Mr. uud Mrs, V.wcllel , were present. It .Is Kenerully exiiected the jury will return u vcrdico of unavuldu.itle uccldcnt. '. :' PICK LYMAN ON ALL. STAR DISTRICT FIVE (Continued from Pmre One.) clever, and Kood un tlie pivot uu 1 mot drlbblo prellnilnui'y to nialc Iiik un upenliifr for u shot. . Me itus good enntrul or the ball ut ull '.lines, . Estcs, of Joseph, is n hard ,nnn to frunrd, und is proficient In i brlllliint player, . u' Rreat floor, man, nnd difficult tu check in liisj advances, ' ' ' ' ' " v- . ' "In, 1'uynu mid Kslos, the team1 nns un Ideal 'combination lit ror-j 'minis both ' speedy, shirty und' awry. . . ..' I j l,)iiinn (Jets Call. , "Cliobstiiff u center wtui iulte' :. prolilem. : lurr, of llaker; layman, of ',u(1riinde; (!ruven of Joseph.! and -Crawford of Wullowa, all; iiiiMiv) In t'nji iiM)'MiJmji,,t, nra, -iieitinK .i.yman luirreiy ueeause no lius the eull over the others, in icorlnir ability, enillni: the luuinfi nient .second IiIkIi point ittun on,y one point' behind tlie IcudiT, i'ayne,'' lb? is u bbr ' rellow. -has jllenty or .flpeed, pluys the rioor Ivell, nml Is u brllllunt shot, j . llHMur's: (IiiiiiiIh C'Iiiiscii, ' v "The select Ion of guards Ih nn- iiMDflncnir iiiiiii Stamped Baby Dresses On fine .Men-eilH il llutlstc In duiiily ullmiix. . ' . IMt Iw (I.IU . ' ' UKirritCUfcX on llnllste..:...,....... ....,.....v...,...J.....B,- to ,So (il;itritl li;s on llaiuicl yi.13 lo l.8.j Art & Baby Shop "fcvci'ythllu? I'or Tim Ilnbj" . , . It Will Create A Red Hot Discussion! lle-aiiMi you are u woman do you Mill muirisli the Irtulllloiml obllKa!i.)ii to the home? As n mini lo yon : feel liie preMtre of euIotii lo Mipport (but home? How Mould yon like lo reverse ihHIohm? To flaunt eoiueu IIihim? To rlioosn your own ileHtiiiy? Then you mut wt this .HiiiMKloual pletiuel ' Also Toda TUESDA 1 cr f IV Motlicn; Just the thing you have been looking for '-.', ChildV illue Denim and striped Stifel Cloth Pbty Suits trimmed in red at the very low price of CO STORES other - puzxle ufter pleklng IIlnt' of lluker, as standing guard. Tho colored boy was the bt'St Uefeiiw man In the. tournuuient und v uM Itaker'H - mainstay.. Ho imssett ae uurately and plays tho floor Well, his only we4tknHH being Ids. luek u of seo ling ability, but ho iinuktertl, up for , this by breaking , up . on. , poncnls' offentiivu drives, Aftvr pujizling. over T. Duff,'-of linker; IiawNon, of Joseph, and Zuinb'l, of Ui Qrande, I glvo Duff the call largely beeause he und I lines form (v groat team. A better pair of 1 guards may be hard tu find hi tiro. Htuto. AH four gurds pieked 'M my two teams played A No, i ;: ball und kept tho big guns riring rrom long rangu , lnot oC,. Uv..;, tlmo.'r . , - i-w. .:n.4 1-- DABY'S COLDS D. aro soon "uiriwd In Uw bod" w without "dotlnt" bjr um ol , VAPOHUa We Buy for Less We Sell for Less MEN'S DRESS SHOES And OXFORDS ; - $3.25 and 4.85 LADIES' PUMPS '1; And OXFORDS i ;! Most up-to-diite, in 'ba't ent leiithcr, tan, ; satin, suede and kid ' ' ' $2.95 to $4.95 ' f i.i.You, will .find, thesa ift lowest prices ever known New York Store DESTROYERS OP HIGH PRICES Showing WIUJAM FOX !tmjiU FLYIKC Imperial cocoy ARCADEf) Starting Wednesday , -CHARLIE. CHAPLIN In "THE GOLD RUSH" ,i-- r '? l'3