La Grande evening observer., March 06, 1926, Image 5

Saturday, March 6, 1926.
EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
IJ)cal News In Brief
fr.
J : rOMCIO EVBJTI8
Urcli 13, 13 Vliioa couaty
J economic atcrlsuMaral coa
I fcrcui-o In l Urauto tilun
Heboid.
jAprtl !!0 fjuit day to rectster
? for primary clevtliHi.
,ly 3, 4, 4, a Klalr ciiuvasttloa
i of Women's cIiiIm , In l
Urannc. 1
; May 31 friuury rivet ten.
" Jmut , i, II Knion LMMtock
i kImiw at I'lilnu, Ore;
! July i. 13. raawstlna of
.North wvst ttitat l&tfaae acsa
riallon la Is. (Irambu
I 8ii. aa, :. 24, and Uuloa
. county fair at lAitla, tire.
I'n llliilu iMk lluxiiirKK
Jl I). Nlllter Weill lo
,fulnes thin morning.
'i t ' . " '
.1 .. ..
.111 at Home ' v " "' 'i
t Mrs.
it li.-r 1
Ituy Lcrilkcttcr. hns Ihhd III!
homo here for scvi'mf il;,v
)vll!j tfef flu. i'. '
V .JlCIV flfHIl I'llllHI
k -l '-lheodorc I'MvutHnn wns a? visitor
for ftlo li Grande from-I'nlon. iThllrs-
Si- 3'iuyJ
flvti for lMrllaiul ''-. ! V
' Mrs. Will I'ldrork-hnil MrK.nojl
' Jidrork left liiKt "nlpht forj ' I'nri-.-':iml
where Ihcy will vlHlt iforn
: I -
.Httfrvrintc With l-.fps - , -
MrH, t. W. Alli-n h:n Iwn f-
3firlnfir with oyi trouhlo for 'hovtiiI
ilayH. Slio 1h roportcU to )m Im-
To Hot lM'
Mq Hot. I.nlic UiIh moi-nintf to Bffc nd
Vlsltod Koti nt IVinll-tn
AftiT .viHlthitf Iht Hon at Penillo-
ton Top oinc-tlmn Mm, l Morrison
wan in Wio oily thlH inornlnK on her
wny him to Kniorpritw, .
A lul..l tfllt,
Missis Cleo and Kvelyn Perry' t"ml "I"-"'"-"
this city an.l Miss Kihel Hhafar. of I " Clarice I'-allows underwent
Island Cltv. went to Island City
tnis mnrnini- to spenn me wees
end vlsliin-r at Miss Sharer's home
there. . .. ,- '. '
I xft fcir WcI.m'i-
.Mrs. M. A. Itunsbm left - this
inornin-r for. her. homo at.Weiaer,
Idaho after vlsillm; hero and at
Ktuin for the iast several months.
While here she was a. -rucst ut the
home or her duuieh'ter M rfl. "t'har-
his' niKits. t. .. :
Jlerti from Illl-canl - - '
f Miss Kvu Thornhrue arrived 1n
1hf city this inoi-ninK from her
home at Hilf-ard. She will sisiml
the week end hero a --uost at the
Ullvnnl home.
(In Way lo .losepli
Mrs. H. Huffinan, accompanied
,sby little-dale anil Ohm Kdwards,
kl arrived
Hhilr w
d tn the city this momma- on
way lo Joseph. where Airs.
.Huffman will visit -her sister, 'Mrs.
,J. Dobbin. Mrs. Huffman lives at
31 nlon." .. -.
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In City Today
Mrs.' Mary I. Katon spent' today
'jil I.a Grande before leaving this
is-venlna for l'ortland, whore she
',-vill visit her sister, Mrs. .-Sheets.
.'Mrs. Katon makes her home at
1 ;! nlon. . . ,
. In City on llnslncsa ..' ..- )
& , Walter Alnlr, special. o-rnt for
ilte Northern AKSiironee, company,'
f;' "ivua'a business visitor to'l.a Grande:
yesterday and today. Ho left late
!f, ijlils afternoon for Haker. ;- -
a Pendleton yestcnlay
T. 11. .Maxwell went to Pendle
i yesterday on business. He was
'. . Accompanied back to 11 Grande
tiy Stein Kletcher. Mr. Maxwell is
' fconnected with tho Fletcher pll
- rntnpany here. ' :
NEUSTADTER'S
Flannel
Trousers
"., 1N,'v, :
TLAIN COLORS AND
' FANCY STRIPED ;
JUST RIGHT
. n TO ,
, WEAR WITH YOUR
' liLAZERS
FOR
' THESE SPRING
DAYS
; 6.4. to ?9.85
Trousers of Quality -
Clint's
Clothiery
! '
The Store with Oonscience''
r
en and Boys Complete
Outfitters
WW VWt Hnfwi ..! V't. ;,
Him. May Flatter arrive la t.u
lOmn.le this morning- (ram Heattie.
Wushtnaton unit will vlHlt licro far
some time with hor alalor. Mrs.
Nora Hudlh, - , ;
f Mnvo lv Knaarror ''
Mr. und Mrs. E.,C, Griffith and.
r.wu-oniwrcn will leave here to
morrow for J'omcroy, Washington.
I where they will muko their home.
They have been maklnir their homo
!n lj Cirenilo for tho past four
jinontba. : , I
To VMt Brr KMrt
Mrs. O. I.Wuiln. went to Witlla
WJl'hi morninir . or a Visit
with bar sister,
Ijmfcliiic After Hroarrly llri . '
, Mrs.. H. H. tiuyuiuu.t who recent
ly moved to Wuilowa, Ib In Ui,
tlninrtii today looking lifter pro
perty which ah hnna to noil, , ,,
Sf4iK: HuMtaM'lrfM-fttltHi---
Mra :itzati.th Jtflnort,
: i-:Cfntly
f ixnirytrw, ; wiijj In
(t'lH
Kht,l-fl ihis morning' for Jltriniit
ton, bVv hut. .limy rturn., lo Iji
iffilii)c t,o ;Mvo, iMift kuI1.v ' '''
To Vilt iotiM r- , '
Mrs. Un Itoup, of Itola. I.laho
crivetl la Isi, Grande, thla morn In
on hor way to Joseph., where .tu
will vinlt.i'or about two wvvkH with
.li-r mol)i-r, ; Mra.. . -Wright. :- Khe
visited Mrs. I.ouh y at tho Klchard
Olaycomb home while. In tho city
thl niornioff, .'
l '
,
Special Meeting Touixht .
A special nioetlUB will bo held in;""'" ace. oi me around ,n
tho Halvutlon Army hall tonlcht. foutsldn pens where the chickens
The Itov.-Nelson Knlifht. lumber.
JaQk.' preacher who- is hDldlu-r
vivul inuutliiK" for thu Church or
Ciod, will unite with the army,
Claud C. Pratt will also be In ot
tendunco with bis ever reaily ban
jo. , ' '.
u" operauon lu uis uranue hoiki
hospital Wednesday of thla week
for uppendicitla. Mia Fallows la
an emplpyee ut tho telephone of--flco
here
Home from linker- '
Kloyd McKennon returned to I.a
Orundo thla morn in k after three
days at Hukcr trannactiiiff business.
Honw feom I'enillrtoii V
" Chester Mlllerlng Is- visiting in
l.a Uruiule over the week end. Ho
Is emjloyelwohthe highway, iiear
l'eniileton ''and ' y-.eturneii to ils
iromcr liere'for the week; end., ;.v:,'"i,
To VMt In Portland- ' v
' Miss: Anetta. Johnson- left Thurs
ilay evening for i'oi-lhihd where
she will .visit he? brother, Oscar
Johnson, whllu there.
lloiw for Week Kud
Klmer Horstman.- .who is work
ing ror tiie railroad company ' In
Port land, arrived in l.a Grande last
night to spend the week , end at
home.' .' : . -,'.' .'.'''-, -
JhiIkc Know lew ftack Tomorrow
H. II. Ilunna court reporter, re
tnrneit' to l.a. (iramlf tmluv frniti
Wallowa . county Jmlffe J. W.
Knowles will return .tomorrow. Ho
la dolns1 motiona and demurrern
the.re. today..' . i. . .) . c .
lleit; from nUaniw .
Mr. and Mrs. I. K. Kh, tour
ists from 1'eorla, Illinois, arrived In
Ui Orundo- this moinlna; and ex
liressed their. Intention of remain
intf for two or three days.
Mr. Ncwlln IU.
Adolph-Newlin was brougrht to
hia home hero from his farm near
Morgan Luke.Thuratlay night ser
iously III. He is reported to be , f
little better today
Home to Enlf ifitww
I J. ,W. Weaver, a lo null me resident
of the Wallowtt. valley, arrived in
I Tat Grande thla morn In jc from On
tario. whnre he has been visiting
;his daughter for the lust 10 days.
Ho was on his way home to Kn
terprtso. , '' - ; V
Going to JOflcplH 1
Mrs. W. J. It on p. of Hot ho, who
stopped in La Orande between
trains this morning. Is going to Jo
Btph to visit her mother. Mrs. J. A.
WrlRht, and her sister, Mrs. W. R.
Hayej. Mrs. Koup formerly lived
In Joseph. . -
Mt. l'.mlly Cmincll Mect
The Mt. Emily Council Security
Benefit association held a bualness
meeting, Uanco and banquet lust
owning ut Kaglea hall. During
the mcotlug It was1 decided to have
Initiation meetings and socials
every Friday evening at Eagles
hall. Free Initiation will continue
a -short -time yet J. K. Fitzgerald
president, has announced.
Mrs. MWcaJf Oprns MHUimo-
A hat ail op blosamel svor night
on Depot street tn the; Mora room
formerly occupied by the Art and
Uaby shop. Mrs. II. Metcalf Is
proprietor. She at one time oper
ated a mUllnery department near
jthu Itulnbow Cafe on Adums ave
nue, and was in tne millinery ao
nartment of the French and Grn
i Iltady-to-wear shop. Mra. Uvtcalf
ta atocklor all kinds f bats, and
bos a special line suitable for
rbildrcs- 8h plan to bare a fea
tor aifatiac aach Saturday.
Hhrh Bred PoaHry
; Pays, Raiser Declares
l Caatlau from paa Oaa.)
Which they were housed. Once
they hail attained the laylnar uxe
the remilt wan most KraUfyinr to
tho paullryinen.V ' ,
I .ant year, , however, 40ua baby
rhleks of another atruin were nur-
rbaaed from a Corvullls, OrnKon
eKvtrlo hatchery at the low prleo
of 14 rt'nta eaeh. Krom the ex
perlenee aulneil in thla venture, the
IMiymere farm haa this year aitntn
ordered the SOt-rent hnhy ehleka
from llollvnoo.!. Waah.. hllevinr
lhat the hiKlier-prlced strain will
prove a better Investment.
ItomtOlmiMlna- Important
One of tho moituimportnt Itema
14 which the pvmltryman must give
hia attentlea, Mr. Webb atulea, la
the problem of proper year-round
hotisliiK of both cJiirks and .full-
Krown hens. There helna bo many
good Rradia of luiby-ehlrk brood
era on the market, ami ao imtny
irood varieties of chiek feeds that
rabdiwr the floek to puireihaod hna
been rendered much less difficult
than- heretofore. - '. .
Th4i I'hymero iioultry houaea
urn law , try atructuria with an
bundnnc.tvof liifftt as well us floor
Mpaoo. . v-'-. : . '
Tho two main bulldfnKH aro.two
full hi or It h in h IkIH. tho comhlited
H.)ucltU'a amply houslnir tho Sooti
laytnic liens which now comprlao
tho flock, - hCHldoa considerably
rooin for other typca of fowl, Keac
and ducka being Included In the.
development, program ut Hot
'"Uo. I ' . ' i
l,nder the wooden floors of these I
two Klrueturea wan laid flvv Uiiewi
of water pipe thi lenjfth of the hen 1
houaeit. tho nlpoM Kt-rvlnif'to carry
lint 'water from the. fnnvuis spritiKsl'7' ' " i ' ' ' ' 1
from whleh Flot l.nke derlveB its The Hew W. J. l-oarliiK.- Clark,
nnme. An even temperature lwho will conduct the ininsloii.
mnliii.ilned In ihn tivo- iiiiii.iint-n ' makca a feature of tho fiuerfBon
(day and - nlKlit 1hrouKhiout .. the
lyeur, Ihroutth , this arrni)K'inent.
Tim hot water also has been piped
!ornteh.
Discovered Straw llairnful
l-'our to elht tnchea of thniKhed
atrtuv ia Uopt eonatniitly on 'tho
woodoYi floors -inaldo th hnlldlntxH,
ihla havinK tho effect of InducInK
the henH to aeratch oven while in
doora. It makea far a more, sani
tary condition of tho floors as well,
An untoward . experience 1m1 foil f
the l'hymere farm a few uionlha
aRo, . however, thut seriously
II,,, !
t tanlil llii tirtr.rfffri3 irlitoli
.hens had been laying up. ,
. A stack of straw was purchased
i.ioi, ii .m hn.i . i,nn i.,i
upon before, the Brain was threshed, h!"' ,"v'1 " reassessment of yiiliies
resulting In the straw being slight-" ,,vtr' r,pd or activity, and not)
Iv off color dailior thifn usual,
Almost immediately tho cck pro-
iHK-tlon dropped, finally falling us
low as .600 ckkh dally as ujcalnat
1000 daily prior to that time. Itutf
one load of the HO-eallod "colored" ,
Rtrawwas uwd, but,. ill-effect uUi
ready had been! noticed.- V . .
i?lrj tVoJ)lJ,'.strnnfel)R i advises!
aalilrisl the use of' any discolored I
ul l,iu- .III nilltr -hnllRes ' ctl tno Ills
owVo- .v.V.,..eo "in
"i. :.,.
mellen " - " -
.
Though every means has been
employed lo curb the 111 effect
which the straw hail on thu Phy-
mere Dlnls. II nils n-qilirnu niaraitn trustees, stewards, the N. Y. P.
than two' months to overeoino thejs
semi-stcKiy conuiiion wnien ine :Mi.rntenileJil, the church treu
hetis showed plainly. There seems .Blll,r nniI t)u, -pnBtor. ' Arrnngo
lo hlive been a very slight damp- ., w i,n Ilin,, for the coining
ncss in tins discolored straw, which. jvwlPi ullll ,,.ieKati-s will he elected
resulted In a musty or mouldy i lh(, ,,,,,...., nsaemblv. t vhleh con-.
condliion on the floor where the!V(.n,. the rirst week or June. j
laarers wiuieiicu aiiu n-tru, n. ;
few- hens si ill kIvo evidence of the
Internal disturbance wrought . hy
the mould. ' - "
licit Sleep "lrp Stairs"
. A novel arranKoment at the Phy
more Poultry farm I that of n
movable, swinging act of "fituirs"
up which U,o nens Ko to ine n ,B
story o roos at night. The, fn,COI! npl(lj0 announcement, will be
and of the stairs Is flowered each . ,d ln Tn0 olMim.ftl. nPx Mon..
c.vcnltiff-wlicn the day s work IsiV - ,
done and tho hens dutifully tread
upward to the retiring room. This
also results In a cleaner Indoor
scratch-pen below. The trap door
lending to the left Is closed during
the day. . '
Another important and atrlrfly
sanitary feature Is ' the watering
troughs. These riso about two and
one-half ftt above the floor of
tho Inside day pens where the
straw is spread on the floor. ,To
drink each bird must jump to a
narrow platform before she can
look down Into tho fresh, clean
running water piped Into hor
house., Having the watering.
rungernent above the straw pre
vents dust and other litter from
contaminating the drink.
Arrival of Sirtiny Days
Opens Clean-Up Season
Continued from Pag One)
homes thut have the finest flow
ers. Home of the little places are
regular bowers in the summer
time. One cottage in particular
north of the river became a show
place for tulips lust year. They
were the largest and prettiest In
town."
The city Is setting a clean-up
example by ridding off Its own
lota und setting Its alley, space
behind the municipal buildings to
rights. Tho streets ure flushed
and swept und- wllr be wash'-d
thus regularly as long as there
Is water.
"We don't expect to have, to
force people to clean Up their
yards, auld Chief of Police llaynes
In commenting on the annual city
c leaning "Most persons in . ha
Grande have enough civic pride
tn take euro of their places with
out urging. Uut there la a rl'y
ordinance that provides for thfe
fw scattered cases of1 neglect.
Violation la punishable by a fine
of not leas than $10 nor mare
than 1200, or Imprisonment of not
less than five duys nor more than
90, or both tho .fine and the Imprisonment,"
SALES HEAVY
nuiky.
itoalor tn cuterptllar traolom umt
Holt co ml) I nod harvrtf rn report b
4 numlierj of romt anlos. "w i X I
Tho Twin Full. Muho hlKhwny
dUtrict purcluiaoil u t-lon true tor
luHt wi-ek uud u outerplllnr 0 was
tlnilvorcMt tot tUtv OroHua Ml n tax
Itorinlnif compuny ut 'lipton, Ore.
Tho lutu-r w)H lie uscil fpr tmulhif
oro from tho nilno to 1 ho rallrou.
Kpoctiil, hoavy duty trtielor yrutl
era vow sou ly thn Jooul firm to
tlt-m county t Kinmett, Jln. Joff
oraon county alao took' ilUvtry of
ii 6 -ton caterpillar.
8. W. Knrly ami V.' V. Kltmlnir,
Ifolli of American Valla. Hu., plnc
oi onh'roa forr tiarvoMora. Kui'h
chotic tho popular inodol 32 much-
Inii with 15-foot cut licudora. :
A rurioud of cntrplllur Sua . ta
acht'dnlcd. to arrive nnxtiwcok, Onoi
of thcao inatrhlt-UH will bo dolivcrcd
to J. A..Oaion, of JinbU-r. ho
I placed his order sumo tlnc hko.
Preachinjc Mission to
Be Held at St Peter's
Church, Beginning Soon
' PerHoiiH who have '. douhls or
iiui'stlona on ' rellKious subjects nro
invited by the Itev. Oliver ltlley.
reelor of KU l'elera . Kpiaeopal
ehli)-ch. to save them for the
preachlna mission that .will tie
held at tlalt chatd betrinninK Mur.
tiox. Into which mur he dropped
'iiuestiona of dlstresaed, doubtful
or liKiulrin-i minds, louehin-r upon
tho Kjlij.'f i.s which will ho (Hkouhh
ed hy the mlaMionary." The quea.
tlonera. If Uiey put their tnqutrlea
In Ktitul I'alth, liecd not. ainit tholr
iiarneN, Mr, ltlley announccH, ' . "
Ktmllarly, Dr. Clark exprcHaoa hi
v,illliiKiienKal nil tlmea to ,;-meet
I'Hvately hy appointment anyone
fletilroiia of a personal interview
upon matlora- touched in tho serv
vices.' : '- ' ' ' (
The misHloner, . who 1s a
thoroughly human and practical
jwork-a-tlay man, wishes tn lie of
the utmost helpfulness lo unyono
WH-ama; iibiii on reiiKiou qiw
T'toirn. - explains .Mr. ititey. une
resull of nftor-l lio-wur condllions
inconsi.iernnic pan 01 ine worn 01
thf-ae inlHslons la. declared to he
"V"' revatuauon oi
rollKlon and
lh chiiroh. 1 ! - 1
, T"
NaZaieiie CllUlXh iWlll
r a. mt iJ.'-
RepOl't Thursday
" .l.- a-
.,., ' ,elliiir of thii
. ... I
v"". ':,n" '""r"'..iand mediums up one cent ut 2ilc
J;v,'mnf . ,'vo7 imn",,nfr7?' ,,1P
ut'iiuiiiliilltiuii III uiiunii- in i-.-j
p(.,., to i, present, Ihn Itev. L.'
Ml.KB,.. pa,t(,r, diehires. .
Alinim report will Be given by
president, the Sunday-.
u..nt..u i,ni !
R. J.
GREEN . i
CANDIDATE. !
FOR SENATE
(r.onbiued "from Pncre On, i
Mr. Green's announcement bring
tho list of ran (II dales to two. thfe
other being llepresentatlvo A. R,
Hunter. "Who stated he would ontor
the race while in Portland several
days ago.
llrslden these- two Colon Eher-
hnrd Is expected by friends lo mako
an announcement within a few-
days. A. T. . Hill, of Ia Grande,
and rnnlel Povd, of Enterprise,
have been mentioned as projects.
With Mr. Hunter In the race. It.
J. Kitchen 1 seriously considering
becoming a candidate for repre
sentnllve from Union county. H. H
Wcathcrspoon of Klgln, has already
announced his candidacy for tills
position.
Wrlvlit May Run. 1
.Fred K, Kiddle and Kd Wright
are both considered by those In
the know" a possible candidate
for the senate, from Union. Umatil
la and Morrow countlo. Mr.
Wright's nnme wrts first mentioned
in connection with Union county:
representation in the house but ho.
corrected this rumor today. a ;
County politics are ulso well un
der way with the announcement a
few days ago that Judgd V.. O.
Couch and County Com mlssf oner
jonn eu win' wee k re.-einccion-
Commissioner W. W. Stevens' term
will not expire for several yeura. f
Cmi l.ANS. Pl ltl VfANS l'Kilir
Allli'A. Chile, Mars. . (AP).
Ft lot Ing betwix-n Chileans and Per
uvians occurred at Turna Inst
night following (he arrival of 15m
Peruvian voters lliere to lake
part In the forthcoming Tucna
Arlea plebiscite.
LINEMAN FINDS !
HUMAN . BONES
(Continue 4 from Vng Ona. ;
carded collection," pronounced the
coroner.
The hones, ho said,' tiad been
many years from the flesh, and
more than likely had been lying
on the d"nip heap for two or throe
years. They wre found nar thn
larn cut xnada ha tka island
I Mdrfet Ns pfithe Day!
cmk Atio wih:at.
Illali Iaw
mum ll?a .. Iil)i
ohl Dili UlH
Il4m ,: IMta.
IU IS.i)&
riw
. I514
taa
May,
llay,
July
Hc.
POKTr.ASII WIIKAT. '
roUTLANf). Ore., War. . AP)
Wheat: Hill), hard white 1.45;
h'ard white II. 8. llaort 1.4S; soft
while t.f; weatern whit $).4T;
hard winter II. 43;' northern spring
$1.43; western red t.4S.
Receipts: (ears) whent 19; flour
ji; corn 5; oat.t Sj hay .' ' -
' '. '.IJVKRPOOIi WHKAT.'
LIVKKPOOU liar. . (AD
Clowe wheat unchanued' to . d
hlxher; Murrh 10s 614; May. ln
tfkdi Judy I0a7d. . .
KKVITliK WHKAT.
SBATTI.K, Mar. ..(AI'S- -Wheat
Soft whlto 1.50- western. wUItu
1.4K: hnnl winter $1.44; western,
red,',-. northern sprlna- 11.43; 111k
llend hlueslem l.4J.
. Yesterday's car receipts: Corn t;
hay 3 ; flour 7. , i. . , . ! , - ' . .
WIIKAT CliOSttS l'NKr7TTI,KI)
CHIl'AOO. Mar. 8. Rv the A-
jioclatr'll Press) Atthou-rh wheat
ruled hlirher miieh of the time to-
illty offerinKS Increased on the
hultt and the." finish lacked
HtrenKlh. A forecast of xero tem
peratures' led to fears of dama-te
to domestic winter wheat and oc
casioned considerable htiyinfr.
Whent closed unsettled, un
changed to lower: corn un-
chan-fed to ?tc hlirher and oata un
clianKcd to lAt up. - - ' '
: rmcAoo cash.
OIIICAOO, Xlar. Ii. (AP) -Cash
wheat No sale. Corn, No. 4 mixed
1 07 H (TMI8o; No. 3 yeUow 73e.
Oats.'No. 2 white id Hi 40 Ujc; No.
3 white SO W n 30 e. ,
' Hye. none. . , ,
llarley, C7t.. , V
' Tlniothy seed $n.2f! fT $7,
Clover seed. iH4i3g.
i,iii:htv
tl. (AP)
, (Hales
NKW YOUK, Mar,
IT. S. llONTlS;.' ' ' '
Liberty JVjs r..;
Liberty 1st 4 Us
Liberty 2d 4 Us
, Liberty Sd 4 '4a
Liberty 4th 4 Vis
(VS. Treasury 4s ....
C R Treasury '4 Mm
..IA
...Ii
,...F
...O
..:.,
...K
..M
f-
roimNPr Ore.,, Jlnr. . (AP)
lOreHh i'kkh cloael iilfxhoi- In the
loeul market today; extras belnff
Uiosted up 2C at, '2SC With rirsls.
Current receipts are
fraction
lilgher ut 22V4c net. Monday the
the local dairy exchange goes on a
net basis, , , : . ; ;
Top-grades of butter are higher
in the local butter market. Kxtras
UUVimcetl U. ei-m nu maiiuiiiim u, !
half cent to 4 it and 44 cents, re
spectively. Ixiwor grades remained
nteady and unchanged.
Poultry bntlerlea along Front
street wer04ilmost bare at. thotoloso
of the week. Itecelpls for tho past j
few-days have hardly been suf ft-
cient to meet this markers require
ments and prices have been fully
maintained. ,
. Calf skins ensed off another cent
In the local market -with tho top
bid now 13 on salted or green
skins and 0 cents for kips.:
, Although commission houses had
no trouhle getting rid of good coun
try killed 'calves at tho 17-cent top,
heavy and scrawny veal were drug
gy and failed to clean up. 1 Ch6lco
llglu nogs wore srareu iimu mnvi'u j
out promptly at 18 to Uic dur- .
Ing tho entire week. I
: All gnules of flour are 40c a Ivor- '
re) lower today In tho local market. I
liest family patents now down to j
$8.40 with bakers' grade niMS.40
tn $'J-20. Weakness- In wheat is
responsible for tho drop.
City-Cove highway was built, and
lay hidden by brush and bushes I
that only lately have begun to be.
burned away. , '
One excellently preserved skull '
the coroner carried home, with him.- (
It uppears to have been that or a j
woman an Indian woman, ho be.
lleves, since the full set of teeth Is
without a cavity and the bonea of j
tho nose so well-kept lhat the own-'
er must have fed on natural foods, j
rich in lime. j
Turn on the
POWEB
MAXIMUM IIUAIrif
chiropractic deals with the ncrv-
l energy of the bitmap body.
When the spinal column la u per
fect adjustment, then the nervous
system, radiating from the spine In
nil parts of the body, is function
ing properly and maximum health
la enjoyed. If you feel out of tin
running, 'come und let mo make
an examination, and tell you what
my Chiropractic and Electrical
Treatments will d for rm.
I Ml. J. K WOOriKliti
2'l Nnwimcr llldg.
I'lMWH 4T-W
CLOSE HIGHER
'.ioKTr,Asi i.rvKsrm'K.
I'tHTI.ANI, On, Mar. . (AP)
.---Kecelpta for. vwk upproxlmato.;.
cattle 2sb(i; calves 3f0; hoga 4650;
sheep 8S4U. ( - . S t
I . Cattlr:i4'Qmf are with Woelt affoi
Hteera and shfi stock steady;' bulla
jind ctilves steady to 60c lower:
week's hulk prices: bcf steers 18
a4 rows and Ihclfers 4.60(
IT; tup . heifers 18; cows in load
lots uti to IT: canners and cutters
Ia.sntt4,.:6; bulV I4f6;- calvert sold off over 4 points ion BulJlen
.n.6nf9; ll-rht vcarers tip 'to fli. Itlon of tho lJ6. report showimr a
IIokh: Compured with week aitor substantial decmiu-a In eurnlm-s be.
mostly steady; week's bulk prices:
Light bulchers $14: practical top
114.10; u few small lots, .up 1 14.16
Hi 11426; heavies and underweights
112.75 down; parking sows $10.60 i
. tll.r(; alaughtec. pigs $IS.0I.i
113.76: feeder pigs 85c lower; most
ly $14. 60 114.76. ' ' ' ;
Sheep: Compared with week ago:
Fed lumba 26c lower; .other elassen'
nominally - steady; bulk .fed lumba
$12.D0, top $12.76; yearlings quot
able up to $11.60; ewes $8.50 down.
. i . -. .:
rnTliANI MitiK, lli ri'l'.lt
. lt)ltTI.AN'l), Ol-e,
Mar. . (AP)
Kggs, lo to 2o hlglinr;
receipts
2H4: fresh medium IH4cSi2
freMh' stunduril 22ei' 22V4c; fresh
slumlord extras 24clll24MiO. ,
Ilnlter, extra cuhea. up le; trat rli:il'.4Kl. Mar. il. "(IJ. S. Iiepart
steady; city 4c; Htandnrdsi 44e; I ., ur Agriculture) ';-1Iobs re
prime rirsls 44e; nrata Mi'. i etdpia Tt)0j Irregular; - lighter
lirluts 60c; rurloim tic, -. weights: stronit to :i tats.', higher;
Milk steady; best churning cream
47e; net shlppersr1 tracjt in .one 1
7 Cream delivered Portland 4!e;
raw milk (I per cent) $2.60 f.o.b-.
Portland. ' '
Poultry 'ririn, " scarce Sheet I
elianed up; (leas 5 per cent coin
mlsslou)' heavy hens 24er36e;
light IiiOSIo;- springs 26ci 30c;
voung white ducks 28c; do dn-ssed
nninlnnl; dreased turkeys 43oh 46e;
live nominal; goesc dressed 2Sc1i'
3(le: capons 4n4ctf 43c
Potatoes, onions nulet; onions $1
i ll.ilu; potutoes $2.60 sack.. ,
STOCK MAHKIOT IIItllATIC.
1 ' N1?W YOltk", Alar. i.. (Hy the,
A-.soclnleri Press) Krmlle flnetlm-
no.is.
- '-.
ill $1000)
'; T-llgh 'fLow :Close
lno.ai 100.36 loo.ar
27
as
2tl2
63 '
26 s
132
7
102.7
100.211
1.0I.
. 1112.17
104.12
-10.7.28!
102.2
100.24
101.4
102.1 1
104.8
107.24
103.4
100.26
102.15
104.10 I
i7.'ji j
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
HATS and CAPS V
Beautiful assortment of
'" :,,"Spi'inK"Ciipr",v;'j;
9.1c to ?2.15 ' - '
Large assortitient of
i Spring Hats
52.45 to '53.95 . '-.';
New York Store
DESTROYERS OF
HIGH PRICES
TONIGHT
HARRY CAREY
And
ANDY GUMP
''Counsel
From Leroy Scott's Famous Novel
With BETTY COMPSON, HOUSE PETERS
ROCKLIFFE FELLOWES, JAY HUNT
. it
lions .characterise tjie trading
tislay'a stock market, fintured by
th estubllshtitent of 'new hiRh rec
ords for the year by the Chesapeatco
and Ohio Issues. J , r .
: Chesapeako and Olo moved up
to. 12, In the flntt halt- hour,
iiulekly run off to l!Stf, and Jhe'n
ahot 'UP to u new ptaik at 1301s,
,Tho preferred scoivd an extra, tptln
of over rive -lotnt at h 10 K . utao. a
new top. American. Can dipped six
paints In the first authlrcnk of selling-
and then snapped lifirk t points,
whk'h rlvs aa .indlcltlont of the
nervoua character of'tlio day's pro
cccinnKS. FouiiiU'lluD ' company
low- those or I8!4i Th closbiir was
irre-rular. Total sales aiijoroxlmated
l.ooii.iiiin shuro7. ; - C i - .
lUTTI-ini'AT. ,
SAN ntANClW'O, liir. . (AD
lliitterfali '. f.o.b. ' Sao Kranrlato
4i8-4!)4c, . ...j
X itKNKiivi'is iSi:itKisR, '
f '. NKW yOllK,' lar..t. (AP)---i
The aetuul condition ot cleurlilK
' hituse banks and trust companies
for the week ahowa cxacaa rcservo
lor 1U.S74.S40.' This Is its Increase
l. .w.s-irve of I10.200.iUOi 'corn-
Mntl viitii last week when' exceaa
I ' .1.... i ,11 U.hA !. '
( IIICAtiO liIVKSItsTK.
, heavyweight
butchera barely
!4n to 326 pound
sternly:- bulk
Infants' Wear '
Ilinklaiid'H lleallli Milrls In Wool, Cotloa ami Kllk ' . ' '
Mlxluro I ........8c, or S fiar ..
Sllk-M-Wiml How- I... :.,..;...,.......,:,'...ip
llalsy Cloth, i yard: ....'..i..i."...i...J.......;.. .'....,........ i..-,'.,.ae
.-.icryilmK ttr Tho llahy" ' .
. ,.. : v -';-:
!;:':'.. Art & Baby Shop
.X: M10eryllilng'.rn'Tli 'b :;:;;v i V,
Tonight- ,
v CHARLIE
HX:X SUNDAY
Matinee Night v.v
VAUDEVILLE " ;
Gilroy, , Roberts & Lycell ' r X,X i.V;v;;'
;;.-:X - ; NAUTICAL ; NONSENSE'
Cornell & Cunningham X. , - : ,
- THEY'RE THE BEE'S KNEES
Siegfried &' Co. '- ' '-''"; 'X''-X'X,
, EUROPEAN CANNON BALL ODDITIES
Sailor Ford , 1 - - THE MUSICAL GOB
Smith & Revere K- - -. - HOW SO
PICTURES and ORCHESTRA
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STAR
': -' ' ' ' 1 . '
for the Defense
All the world loves a brave woman.
Especially when she matches her ;
courage and wits lone-handed against .;
men. That's the type of heroine Betty
Comnson portrays in. this stirring tale,
of adventure, romance and conspiracy.
And This Rollicking Comedy
2 &yjWatHn aWJfr
CHILDr.EN0TLA'.;
rx: - surra
Plain blue or stni.'ed
denim, red trimmed,
long or short sleeves.
Sizes 3 to 8,
hutchem $1! to I1S.40; top Us
poumla up 114 : .' :
Rxtreme top Itl.lS pnbl for.loait
yearlinga;. medium, weight . a4
heavy; best light yearlings qffernd
111.10; fat she stock. J6c,. 40c hlglC-.
er spots 641c tlp'on heifer: -vcitleap..
fully $1.60 hlifbor;' 'week'a ; husk
prices follow: Fat steers ; - '.$,
110.25; fit cows- $5.50tr$T-.;
helfera $7.25 $7.85; veal ' calve
$?trl3.6(.- J '"
CHAPLIN
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