La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 29, 1926, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextMonday,- March 29, 192fi Pago Eight UA. GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER &otht$ iBvanb f)fotfr Our Specialty: Smartest Style. Our Hobby: ' New Patterns. Our Policy: Fairest Prices. There is nothing finer than the finest type of skilled hand tailoring by " S o c i e t y Bran d " and the price is moderate. The Store For Men LOCAL RETAIL ILi PRICES DOWN ' Market Jews of the Day .'HICAX (.MAIN Wheal: own HIkIi lour ('Iumi '!. IH-W....I&9V, lutj tMyt Mat. olI....ISftyi IS - July 1.11 M 1374 ISAM. li'i"-4 Mill 133 , 132 K 13(14 131 Hcvcral psic changcx tuilay Ijrltfhtcm-il tiji tlx liuuwwlvc- vlrw of till! local retail market, Cauli flower ilroplH'il from 7 lo 6'4 cent.1. KIIITI1.UD WIIKAT -tllTLANL. .Mar. 211. (AIM j Wheat: mill hard while fl.r.ci; I hum while, tilueslci-.. Iliiurt II.4R: a puunu. rnuuari; leu uvo i-r-nia lo ,ofl vMtf Welern white in cenlM a pound. frt-Hh aiiaragua, j I.M : hard winter, northern if Ulna Saturday at 1Z rrlita la "I'rlnif 11.45: wealrrn red l.J. Today car receipt. : Wheal l: marked up ul J cent, and Cali fornia Kl'een peaa dropped Trout 3(1 to 25 centa u pound. California head Icltucv climbed lo 13 centa from 12 rent. New cuhhaKe made h flral ap prar.ilice today and la rclallllitf a( elKhl eclib u pound. - I.A cc.AMX: viioi,r..s.M,i; M Mtkl.TS I'oullrr (live nclxlii). Heavy hens ;'2e Hi. Medium hens I lie Hi. I .It.' Ill lien Me III. Claim Se Hi. No. I live lilrkeya 32e I 'lour. Hard Kcclerullon (hard --..vi hid. Soil wheal $7.0 blil. :e lb. MINI PUSS V OPENING NEAR . I'A'CKSl), Ore., M;ip, 2!. (AP) Twelve mlli-H or the highway thin Hide Of ihf MeKcUzlc p.'ISH Is At III covered wllh from ihree to s fci t of unow, according to Vernon Payne iinil O. H. Uarner. local newspaper men, who made the trip to the iifit utll Haturduy to moot u delega tion from Ilfiid. Fears were ex pressed for thi safety of tin- two 10 Years Ago of the candi dates are blooming in the papers. Seeds For garden or flower bed- FERRY'S Admitted the leader in flowers and vege tables. .NOW! Plant Today L. 1 L. Drug Co. local iiH'ii und Airs, Carner, who accompanied I hem, when llicy fjll- j ed to return Saturday, but Jute Sat j urduy night I hey arrived at Cclr ! homes with the tule of I lie advon j ture. I The while blanket of Know Is htfd j out uniformly on the road and over l the lava be "In at the summiL-and (he rays of Hip hum and spring weather ure working hard to mrdt It down, the newspaper men said, i Prom all present indication, the McKMiitle route over tin inj ran be opened far fruitier Hi In year than ever before. . The Know tv I Mi a hard mint, wiih not ho difficult to conquer on the 12-intle hike to the Mumintt from the Hiiowllne, wl(ire thtlr cur wiih left, I'ayne nah today but on the return trip the hiiow hud Hoftened. and they broke Ihrouffh continu- ,ouly. Jlfklnic wan ciinHeiiuently t made extremely difficult, and the jrHnrn trip took many hourrt. Tele phone . linen wi-re down between hern and llio MeKenzle brltlg, ho j that comtnunleiitlon Willi the up I per country wan cut off. 1 j in' iiw- m il M tin: n ptu tj 'Saturday wsm found by I ho yuffne people when they reached Hie kiiiii m it and wfin brought back here. JACKSON G. D. P MEET TUESDAY r. (.itA.MH: itiri am m itkiris I'otiltry. Jli-rm 2ic lb. k MeutN ami Flsli. Href bull JAff X2ljV It. fhopH and Hleakn 25c lb. Katmon (strictly freh) 3Nc lb. Jlallbut ZSc lb. Dairy. Ihilter, Creamery 47c lb.; itfic u roll. Kkks 2-Sc do.; i do. 'jOc. nieee 4p lb. Honey, comb -Tie lb.' Vegetable. l'oluteK 5c lb. (t mitt I qiiantl Il.-H); c lb. for 1 'to-II. lot. California Kncn pi-an 2.1t lb. Frejh niparaKib 20c lb. Carrotw 2 bunt hca for 2fic. V'lery 2Sc bunch. Pnndey lde bunch. HeetM 15c bunch, fireen pepper Mie lb. New cabbage 8c lb. TurnlpH 10c bunch. Yellow onliinHfi It, for 25c. Cauliflower 5c lb. Hot house b-ttmc 2'ic lb. California head lettuce 1 3c head. Kplnach 10c lb. j Hot. bonne radlrdirx 10c bunch, j Celery henrlH 21c bunch. C recti onlonM loc bunch, 3 fur 25c. Jlot houne toniitoes 3.1c lb. l-'nills. Htr.iwberrieH 4fv box. lthubarb t-Sc lb., a for Sic. Apple.- fJ IbM. for 2.ic. IhinamiH 1 5c lb. hemoiiK 4Tic doz. OraneM- (Id to Mile ilo.. tJrape frult -2 for 35c. Suuar. Cam Hiitfar $t.r.ri Tor !no ii.m. 4lllH'. fbiM'tiuc. regular, retail -27e gal. (iamiline, high !(. retail HGc K1. flour 11; corn 2; oats &; hay 10. , HICACiO CASH CH!CA(U. Mar. 2. (A" Canh wheat. No. 2 hard 11.65 $1.66 S : No. 2 mixed $l.(i5. otn. No. 4 mixed tiGC"c; No. 2 yellow 72 I 73, OalM. no 2 white 4" J 4": So. 3 white 4Ht, Hi iOv. Je. No. 2 f6c. ltarley 3 4i etic. Tlmuthy need $7. Clover Heed $2tif 12. - l-iird $14,174 $H 20, HlbM JM.H7. lelllen $1&.12. sf.attij; vhi:at HKATTI.K. .Mar. 2U. AP Wheat: Son while. weti-rn while $1.52: hard winter $1.47; western red $1.44; northern Hprlng $1.45; ljlg IJend blucwtem $1.50. IJVi:itl4MMi WIIKAT IJVKIU't'OU Mar. 2J. (A I') 1 "lone wheat to Vd lower; .March in lOIA-l, May llx Id. lOIITI-AVt l'OKTl4ANI.. Mr. 29. A1') Catlle about Htcady; receipts, cat tle 20M5. calven 400. Hlei-rw. good ?8(i $t."5; common $7.25; ranner mid cutter teen $i.50i' $7.25; heifen. good $7.25 t $7.75; common and medium $11 $7.25; rowH. good $ti.2Mf $7.25; common i and medium $4.6Mi $1.25; canm-rn i and cutterfl $:'.5'"'i $4.5': bulla, good beef (yarllngH excluded) $4 HEAVY SELLING FORCES ISSUES TO LOW LEVEL .NEW YOltK. Mlir. 29. (lly the Axaoclutcd I-reaa) Acute weakneaa developed In today'a stock market when heavy acllinjr for both ac count forced over three score Is auea, lucludlnir auch popular Blocks aa V, 8. Steel common. General Motora and Hudaon to new low lev ela for the year. The declines In Ihe uctivc lauea lan from two lo ten polula wllh even larcer breaka In Boine of the ordinarily Inactuve aharea except for the calllni; In of about llo. nun. nod or 1 15.fioii.iion in hank loan lu apiiarent preparation for heavy month end rciuireiueiila Tor fllllda. and the estahlMiinenl,of a new record for French fnuica, llierc waa llllle in Ihe day'a newa to account for the at Ulna movement Stock Market Weakness Felt in Grain Trading! t IIK-ACO. Jlar. 2!i. (lly the Aa- , aucialed 1'nna) Influenced lame ly by New York atock hlarkcl wnkniM wheat today aufferiil a. eonaldi rahlc aetback In value. A ' decline in French and Ih lKlan ; franca to a new low rocord counled : alao Its u dcprcasinir factor. Niim- eroua rallies which took place I wflhout la-MInK effect, nnlwlth- ! Htandtui; a decrease of 1.770. (ion ; bushela In the l H. vlaihlc aupplv total. i Opening prleea c off lo lie up. 1 May. new $1.(15 lo l.r.0U audi July $1.3714 to $1.37, were fol- i lowed by u material aetlittck all around. Wheat clnaed unsellled 1 to 2 lie net lower; corn to ic off and oata Vi to Mt riHC down. T RATION-WIDE (T II J) . INSTITUTION' ( (L Ikmibyha ViL DEPARTMENT STORES 1W Depot St, La Crande,- Ore. l')ltTI,AXI I'lilllll ( i: roltTIXI). .Mar. 2U. (AD Kictfs Hteady. rurrcnt recelptfl 21c; fresh medium 21c; fresh alandanl firsta 22c; freah standard extras it Ifi.li; common to medium (can- r neia and bolognas) $S..riO ti ti : t 23c. calves, medium to choice (milk liutler steady. Kxlra cubes. .city fella excluded) $3S$la; culls and ' 3!'c; standards 3tic: prime firsts common $4i$'j: vealera. medium (3? fsc: firsts SUVtc; prinls 4 3c; car lo choice $10.60r$l3; culls and .Joiik 4(c. common $7-n $l(.ivn. Hokm stronir to 15c P. SHERRY'S Last Showing Tonight MKIiKOIIh. Ore. .Mar. 29. (AC) U publicans of Jackfon county i will meel In IIiIh city tomorrow to I hold lo a pre-prlniary convention ' experleil lo att nd. Cnd-r th for the purpoe or recomnundlng ' convent ion rub-H country dlHtrlctM candidateH Tor county ofricn, only, j Imve the Haute nuiuher of d. h and adopllng a platform. One hun-'u'ateH ua the dlle, dnd and H- venty-five dehgabj A i ting or Hi- organization rroiit every pnelnct In the county committee will be held tonight to -. , .r-" coinirb r a chairman for Hi' eon- ;Vnllou. ulilrli ulll br calhd to I order at U n oVIm-It loiuorrow I uioi nlng. Th' eoiivi-nlion will recomtm-nd to th voti'i-K canilidiU'-H tor holh Jirauclu-H of (he U ginlat iliv, and a -otudy t'OUiuilsMiom-r. No aetlou ' will he lali''U. and aci-oiding to i p.irly l-ad i . han m vi r lievn t on ; (' iMplal'-d, 11 Mtii candidal i h for stall onlci-H. j Til" call ffr Ihe convention was lnsii d lu .lanuary. I!2't, and Is tin fh-rtt of Its klnil in the history of t hi- county higher: re celptfl 234(1 (113 through and 573 direct).- Heavyweight (25ft to 350 Ilia.) medium, good und choice $13 Mt $13.75; medium wcight.s (2o to 350 lbt.) common, medium, good and choice $13.50(1 $14. !; light weight ( ri to 3in ) common, medium, good and choice $141 $14. 25; light llghtH (ISO lo 2fift ll) common, tm-dtutn. good and choice $13.50''! $14.25; packing h og.s ( rough and nmoot h ) $. 5 o i $12; HlailKhter plgJ (90 to ; i:to lbs.) medium, good and choice $13 0f $14; feeder and Htocker pig to 1 Mh.) medium, good and choice $14 ft $15.25. (Soft or oily hogs and roa-sting pigs excluded In abovi -inotullons.) ?fliep nominally steady; rcceii(K (it '5 (304 through). 1 .a nibs, medium to choice i2 pound. down ' 1 1.75; heavy weights, medium lo choice, S3 pounds up $lo $11.50; all weigh Ls, culls and common $'. I'd $IU; lambs. Hprlng. medium to choice $1314 $14; yearling wetln rs. medium to choice 9i $10.&H; cwch. I common to choice X5.o At $K.5o; , .cannerH and culls $.'.5a'i $5.50. Outside fUOtatiul) based on MI. Adams. Kastern Oregon and slnill'tr type lambs, few valh-y lambs Hell ing above $1 1.25.) . "Satan In Sables" P-K INCUBATOR IN OPERATION 1 j POTATO MARKET IN DEADLOCK AS HOLDERS CHECK I ( MITI.A N 1 1. Ma r. -2.i. (Al') Somewhat of u deadlock cl.tK hi Ihe local polalo market, according to buyers who were out over the week end lring to obtain stocks at a ! ve thai would allow profii ahle shipping. Uecent press com--ments on the jirice flurry has re sulted In urowent getting their IdeaH so high. Ihe iiolalo men as yerl. that It Ik ImposMble to do business. "Holders are not Interested in any reasonable offer." a buer slated this morning, "and when I asked one grower what he was holdiuir for. after . making . him price 25, cents above the jnarket, he told me J5 a hundred." With holders In no hurry to sell and the buyers unwilling to boost their offers rurther. trading In po tatoes has tdowed down at shipping Milk Hteady. " llent churning cream 41c net shipper's track In Zone 1. Cream delivered Portland 43c pound. Itaw milk (4 per cent) $2.3u cw(. f.o.h. I'ortlund. Poultry Hteady. Henvy hens 2fi i 27e; light 23c: broilers 35fti4c; young while ducks 2Sc; do dressed nominal; ' dressed turkes 4:fie4?nr, live nominal; gi-ese dressed 2S fo 3fc; capons nominal. Potatoes firm $2. Tali $3. onions-firm $1.5off $2.25. CHK'ACtU MVKSTCM'K wiih Lowell Sherman ' and JOHN HARROW IWr'Ll.NE (iARON MKHICAI. SPIUXtlS. Ore. Mar - "l"'""!'" 1 " points. Kecnt sales were mad rill oniv III roewiim iiMii, i i;lly It now has reference to baby t-lu . Powers and Katnberg are i.iHt coinplell .g Ihe installation of all lncuhHtor With fi.oan.egg capa city, functioning us wouiu mo Comedy, Good Morning Nurse" ii 'natural hot water from the springs : It. re. Sunda marked tie- taking I mint Hie lnetih:ilni-s oi 4tt b-tby I chicks, yellow and black and ihe ni!MH nl' tiny llle is hovering under jeanopy In a clean. n w br ! r ' house healed with colts of i tinning water Item (lu hot -springs. The pi oprb locM of the hatchery mre a "t-iously considering Ihe name , of P-K Poultrv ranch to label their : stuck. Tliey i' re also doing com mercial hatching for neighbors, ; abotll 3. "Mil tlit kC)M, dUck. geese land hetis i-ci! now occupying one. I half the gtanl Incubator. j Another enterprise al Medical j Sprint: which will be started lm- i mediately Is a hoi hotce, til by 2 5. i heated with the natural hot water, to be built by Messers. Powers und K a inherit.. They now have orders ! tor 25.tiHt egetab1e plants which ihey are liualde to fill. It is plan ned to add other milts In the hut ! house froiii time to time. Mr. Kumbcrg formerly was with the Phytner Poultry lur.m Hot La U. , round :t with wicks ano uaiinnu l furttished. Tor S. No. I Hur banks. .Pancy baker .tock, very j scarce now, brought a pri nilntu while ordinary grades were pur chased ns low as $2,50. r 1m no through Ihe medium ofj ollu.r p,,iiary points still re- port a linn market. Yakima gems are $77 to $MI a ton for I. S..N'n. I grad- with combination grade, fptoted al $70 to $75 a ton. Idaho Palls Is firm and higher ut $3.!n to tt a hundred for wicked russets. Kgjr were steiidy. (lood demand for whiles; niKed colors weak. I '.utter w as unchanged. Country meats and poultry steady al Saturday closing prices. I Itlst O ItlTTI.Itl AT SAX I'liANCISCtt. Iltittei fat f.o.h. . 4 4 evnts. Mar. 2ii. ( A P) an 1-YunelfH'o CHICAGO. Mar.' 2'J (Pnlli-d Slates Itepartment of Agriculture)' Hogs Receipt 45.000; steady to' strong; mostly unchanged; big ) packers bidding lower; moderate Monday shipping demand; bulk 240 to 325 pound butchers la. ;)(' $11.50: tos 130 pounds up $13; Pio pounds up $12.S5. . Cattle Hecelpts 1 7.000; hetb r grades of fed steers scarce; few early stih-s to shippers strong; gen eral trade slow; barely steady with last week's decline $10.50 paid for heavies; several loads of yearlings upward to $10.25; bulk fed Hl(ers $S.x.:tw $10; .she stock slow; steady; bulls uiicluitigi-d: veah-rs sharply lower; muslly 5n to 75c off; qual ity cuiMidercd; bulk 4o packers $ downward ; few choice shipping calves $13"' $13.50. Sheep 22.000; fat lambs slow; practically no early snles; demand urgent for dt nimble llghl weight kinds suitable for Ka.ster demand; others slow: .indications lower; 'few early sales of fat i-w s $S.50i$:i; fully steady; medium shearing lambs averaging around .JM pounds steady at $13. If Kastor Day! It marks the of- . 'Am M tTvl " m V ficial I'PRintiinR . of the Spring Y I K ." SLi ,, J v Vl CQtt Season for Apparel! On that f A. I'Uaj iffltfm lU ' V i;'-v - " "car "r "cw ",l't ''iF'flullx' ( Vii' ' 1 -vol,r smart Dress, your clever 4frS3fi(fflj vjtf 3 i cat. your simply adorahlc Hal Jf&l? nwl gv 'd n and all the small and attractive i( 1J lRF'S III '8wr 1 I aci'cssories ! l-'"""'1 "f these articles 'M J MBk. ;. j J may lie taught oil. so success- . 'WkjU II bBI I I 1 ms '-aster we nave concen- rlkj 'karTUli ifell mil I Irn tratcd on Coats and Dresses at i RM.ra 1 W Jfti j II .se Uvo Nation-Wide economy Jtp I A Gorgeous Array of Fashions For the Woman, Miss and Junior in HiIn line Partners, we have In stock, car bonate copper, also blue stum; fori t renting wheat. S i I v e r t h o r n- j Wright's family drugstore. 3,2'Jtfi Fill SCO. APPLIES SAX KKANCISCO. Mar. 211. fAP) Federal State Market News Serv ice. --Apples; Poxes sales from storage - ( 'all fornla, ,'ew towns, fancy four t ier $ 1.75 u $2; 3 tier $ 1.S5' $2. 10; Oregon and Washing Ion. Spltieengurgs, etra ftmev $2.5o $2.75; fancy $2i $2.35Vinesaps i couglts. and Arkansas Itlaeks, i-tra fancy $21 $2.50; Taney $1.751 $2: New towns, fancy $ 1.75 ' $2; C grade $l.04 J 1.75. M(HIU;it TAKK NO CIIAXCI O.V CHOI P Never put u croupy child to b--d without having Ful.KY'S 1IONKY AMI TAR right handy.' It checks the sudden and terrifying onset of (croup. relieves the strangling, choking condition, eases difl'icii'l j breathing and allows peaceful) sb-cp. A friend writes: "I havt ' long used KOI.KY'S IIONKV A.XM TAI1 for crffup. First .1 gave it: in in ii i iiiiitin ii, mill huh it) my, grandchildren, w ith t he same good results." Reliable . also for bron chial and "I lu," edughs. tickling throat und troulilcsomo nig M .WW. 211-lt j NO'IICF OF SAM-;. . Nrjiicc. is hercliy given that Ihe tind'-rsigned K. (J. Ttiekey, trustte, of l.yliv P. Kiddle, bankrupt, will receive sealed bids up until 12:00 o'clock noon. Tuesday, .March :toth. s Pi2'i. for the slock of general iner (Chaudise and fixtures of said bank rupt, and ils now located In Mc Coldrick's buildii at Imbler, Fu lon county, Oregon. Itids may bn made on the merchandise and fix tures, separately and together. All bids must bo accompanied by i''! lilled ch'ck for H) per cent (ii amount bid. Tim right is reserved to reject any and nil bids. Inven tory nuty be. seen at office of Ik l' Hixoii, re feme In liankruplcy or at lite home of the trustee., til IMS Second street, lv Crande. Oregon. . H. C. TFCKKY, Trusfco of Kstalu of Kylo U- Kid dle, bankrtipt. 3-20-91 St i'ic i: Alice Wilson and Mrs. VI, 1 1. K'el-h-y have purchased Die milliner .store from Mrs. J I. Metcalf. 3-2i-3tp Picture Framing AT MODERATE PRICES Oregon Hdw. & Imp. Co. FIND IT HERE Copy for thlfl column nmsl bo In bf 9:00 . m. PSYCHIC SCIFXIIST Coitstillation daily. HOD Willow. 3-24-Utp Fiti:i: ixsi iti (Tiox. Free Instruction in the new tlco work and the latest methods in Art Peroration is now being given at Itfchardson'sj Art l.tft Shop. Make your iptolnttiu nt and join the class In this work. There are many beautiful things to be made lu this line, both for y our. home decoration und us gifts for your friends and loved ones. While in California both .Mr. and Mrs. ltlch ardson studied the newest things I . i i The finest finality of mineral oil or petroleum at one-half of what, you genera lly pay for oil not as good. SHvcrt horn-Wright's family drug store. 3-2ntr Hemstitching, pleating, button j . 10-14-tf; ! ' School Funds now avatlnbfo for' i fa rlu loans in Cnion County. Sir II. I-;. Dixon, Foley Building. Iji las- iUrunde. Ore. 8-ltilf A new treatment for 'Flu" or Intluenzu- Thut acts titckly and most poatl'iely for SI. 50 per bottle. Sold only by Silverthorn-Wright's family drug store. 3-2'Jtr NPW YnltK. Mar. (AP) '. S. ponds: -Sabs In $hh) High Low Close Liberty .Hjs ..A HS 101.4 HL3 Liberty 1st f i,s , it j5 ia2. 7 102.4 I .thirty 3d l'S !; i;a 1 HO.'Jti I no.il 100. 21 Liberty 3d 1 i p -M ' HH.lt HH.4 101.5 Liberty Hh iH C. 3SI 102. IS 101.13 I . S. Tre.tniiry Hepl. s S $.2 103.27 103.2S F. S. rreumy Pep. 4tw 23 u7.3o lo7,?7 107.30 rA' ;V;tJ iM'l. ;;.- . , ..tj.. . ... JVU.iti,vlog.lt Quiets lLliirhhix ICaeking Coughs Healing pine tar, pun hone v. and other soothing. cnughhcallng ingredients, go into the making of FOLF.Y'S HONK Y ANP TAU. No I opiates, justly feared by careful j mothers, hai niful. and without j medicinal value. Head the bottle contents as given on the package land learn why FOLKY'S lloNKV ANi TAll is the superior cough . remedy. s:ife for children and grow n pei-sons. and reliable for cough. colds. . croup. tickling throat, irritations, . AuV t, neoouH hacking and like lions,1 Kefusc 8tihstltutes. rr. tS A r?"Vr VacuurnEJedrW Jfw JUis J. WAarlcn Outstanding Advantages io wear on clothes; Simple easy to under stand ; Quiet; All-metal wringer; Wash and wring at same time; ISo heavy parts to lift; Washes heaviest and most delicate clothing equal ly well. FREE DEMONSTRATION EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER CO.