La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 28, 1926, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text. r I I 1 ., j . - ' - ...... -" Wednesday;: April W1926. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ?3 V 11 t; Oa t-. . ata 5f' n th ' sS - t & rt U 61 tt lr at II I' .I s t t V I' 1 NEW ARRIVALS IN V'-MANHATTAN SHIRTS . So attractive, so ap pealing Jo the eye, that every man will want one.' -Many urc broadelotll. dec-. uruicd .villi e.uloiU; , nlltv designs tlmt are fascinating to '.the eye. ' , v 'v Most Itc'asonubly Priced ' ?2.73 to $3.00 , Westenhaver & Gilbert Store For Men 10 Sill IN : RELIGIOUS ROW DKISVKIt, Coto. (AP)-- Mrs, Mary 'ody lerker, younRtiHt . uls ter of Colonel Wllllum .Frederick 'ody , (Itufralo 1111) died after a three, junnths Illness. . Mrs, -1 Jt-vli-er was T3 years old. . .r- mlcxh.o f.rrv, Air- (ai) IMnpntehes from" Zitucuuro say inui t iipmin lieujainin Inns, .; or the,. Mexican army, und one civil lun wore killed and several civil iuna wounded .durliif? u rt'iHh b !lvcen Ojo people of I ho town .nd tho-military over ilio jeUffluus sit uation... .' . -y ' 4,'r.owds lind Kttduirtd in. the municipal- hulldhiK. wht-re the au thorities were coiiHlderltitf u petl tion of the I'u 1 1m lie Young Men's association roiiucHtiiiK uti annull uieiit of the low tlitiit Jiijc religious freedom. Captain ' VuIk ordered (hit rl'OtvU tO dlHperSU. WhlTCUpUII III' crowd lit I at; Und him. Hi' uuh slabbed to death. -' - .Military Commander l'inx Ha Iichji then ordered Hit iroopti to fire In tlic air. The wonii'ii In tin crowd organ taunting tlm troops, while nun fired with revolvers upon Hit; soldiers. A hrp com hat. ptuliiiff several minutes, en- i surd- before the soldiers diapers -d i tv. crOwd..' if Market hews of the Day 1 1 riT rn rmu 1 ii ivuiintn uni: i tti 5 UIH'Ai (illAIN Ulival: Uin-ii IIUli Uw i Vmr, old injy, iciiij ttt-i4 Icilr ..........HUMi lUli 112 114 bcin. .......... iau 137 )i iau)i 137)4 IHCAiO CASH. CHIC'AOO, Alir. 88. (At') ('null Wheal No. 1 hard $1.66 Vi II.O'J No. 2 hard l.iiu '4 II.U7 (4. Corn No. 3 mlxi'd 7l'7IKc No. 2 yellow 7G7'4c. ' . Oalu No. 1- "whllo i-immc, No. 3 wllllir 4 1(4 iS( 2!4c. , ' 'llye Not illotcd. - . llarley 1S& - Timothy wed aj ll.75. ' Clover eed-$28$32. ' Ijird 114.60. lllli-$lS.71i. ' ' . ' ' Uelllea I1S.75. ,1 . '" i.im:ih'm)i, viii:a-i' I.IVKttl'OHi;, -Air. 2. (Al' CIum wheat ,H tu d lower. .May llx. S!4d; July 11 a, Z; October 10a, STtd. I-OKTLANK WIIKAT i'l.tTMNI. Ore.,.Air.,28. (A I') AVheut': U11H. hard while, hard while, bliMirteiiii Uaart il.tX; hard white Kederutlon. 41.40.- Holt white. I we.Htern whlU ft.iil; liurd winter, northern Hurliir $1.44; $1.43. ! ; - -.v. I oilny H car receipt: flour 4; corn 2; oala 2; weatern red Wheut 114; .hay 4. Campaign for Higher Prices Is Continuing KKW YOltU. Alr. 28. (lly the AHMOeinted I'reBH) ICneoilruKeil hy the. uction of the dlreetors of the rnlled Ktalea HI eel cornorutUm In plaelnir the eotninon ill oik on a regular 7 per cent lmnin whleh wan wldtrly' collMtrlied uh evhlimeo ol eontlnued proHperlty. operatura on the lonur shlll reMumed their euill- palfc-n for IiIkIht prh in today's market despite jtporadle hi-ar Hell ing In varlotts Hectlona of the list. BuylllK orders were well distrib uted, hut thu,KleelH, equipment!, molora and foota Kave the beat deniulLstniliona of group strength. The clpslnu- wan vtronir. To- Produce Prices, Despite Weather, Remain Steady I'OKTIJVN'n. Ore:! Apr. 28. (Al'i Hot weather haa oiitliieneed to refleut In local eg! recelpU und loiml operators uru taklui; lib. oral shrtnkane In preparlnit them for tho coolers, 'rrlces, howewr. remain steady and unchunxed for the day. Hecelpla yesterday totaled WHEAT CLIMBS CHICAGO. Apr. 28. (AD 1n- crcHHlnirly serious report a of dry lal ttuleif approxiimited Hhurca. , j ; 1 34f1 cuhtm with storuKe HtookM up . weather In tho American and Can to 7.4Sa cuseM. ndlan north went contributed to on No chanu la nhown tn tit" local . upward trend In the wheat murket butter market, llotu receipt und today, especially during the lust the make urv heavy. and stocks part of board of trade huhsIoiui. reimtlninff In the cooler. There Is ComplutnU of crop , deterioration it fair outlet to the south pit high .) wero uIho comlnff from Nebraska m ore butter. Itecelpta yesterday ( and parts of Kansas. On the other amounted A liS.StfS pounds with hand, no new export demand for' tltt lot'ul make at SJ.BHU pouuda North American wheat wus In ovl l.oial storaKu stocks amount to denep. although free buying of ru 13, SM4 puuuds. ' ' ' j tore deliveries ut 'Winnipeg wus Country dreased meats and pouU credited to exporters., try are senemlly steady und. un- j wheat clwed. Hrm 4' to c nvt I lutntriHl. lttt.'tliitK mp inuderatu . . ; ' - - mirni'rzi.i'urii iniL-jiiuiifiMi 111 w.r 1111 und outs ut WC Kuift. m A fitATION-WIDE . INSTITUTION' II kZmX70lL DEPARTMENT STORES 100 Oepot ML, La Uraiitt,' Oim No Goats Like Our Coats! In Style, Quality, and Low Price $14.75 but the demand Is lean keen. 1HISCO IDI ITltY (AP CHI&VOO, Apr. 28. (AP) 1 Wheat opening prices unchanged to j 1.0 on. May, new, ji.ua i iiin'Kitr.T HAN KKANriSCO. Apr. 2S. (AP) 1 Ibillerfat f.o.b. Situ Kraueisco 43ilC. ! . . w: v eu ivfltu'iv lr- s. tt Hureau Agricultural lieo. i "J ' 'T' "" ioi- nomles) There was a slightly "J uluu weuker feeling on Leghorn lH"ns io- day while young chickens were showing ft aleady'o firm,. fueling. Live turkeys were offered at 34 U' 1 3ie per pound. . v', ; and then by upturns to well ubovo yesterday's finish. iSmWiiKMMIM-New Things : : ' .--.V.v . , . .'- ' '..'-: The (licss-un season of the year is here the season when the woman who V v 'v ; ' takes particular piidc in having, an attractive home gives special attention to the 'ti,,; 1 pleasure of making it more attractive and' more worthy of her pride. There. is ; ' nothing you enjoy more than a pleasant, comfortable' home nothing that means ' . so much in community life to the friends, neighbors, relatives who arc given your -.. ... hospitality. y . . vVu-'ilt is at this lime of the year that you appreciate how much it means to have ' . t such a home one that is in keeping with your ideal of Belter Homes. So we have .: ' paid particular attention to the beauty, good taste, and lasting charm of the home . , 1 furnishings purchased for our spring display to provide for you the newest and: 1 v, best that the markets aflord. . , . , : t v . v; v; , ,, :An attractive homcrHHic. that you can be protul of is not a matter of spending ' . much or little.; It is a' matter of taste and careful buying with a view to attractive effects and lasting quality. " Those homcmakcrs who knowour stock of furniture and our furniture service have been impressed with the fact that a small ex penditure can accomplish far more than they anticipated and produce a home of comfort and charm. And this is true whether you arc furnishing a new home, re furnishing an old one, or arc adding to your present furniture. With one of the largest furniture slocks in this section of the country four floors devoted to furniture exclusively a varied selection that is unusual is always available. And never before have you seen such lovely pieces and suites the ijcw est creations from foremost designers, as provided in this spring display! Our cm : phasis on quality is evident throughout the stock. ''.'. You arc cordially invited to visit our furniture store at once. Convenient terms, with easy payments to suit your needs, can be had if desired. Follow our future advertisements for information on furnishings of superior character. Bohnenkamp Furniture Co. "Four Floors of Superior Furniture" . Uk GRANDE WIIOfiESAI.E MARKETS ' ' ' Poultry (live weight). Heavy hens 22c lb. Medium hens 16c lb. i.tght hntu 14c lb. Stags 80 lb. r No. 1 live turkays S2c lb. Hour. - . Hard ruderatlon -thardi wheat) 17.80 bbl.- ., , -. ' Hoft wheat T-6 bbl ,A OIIANDE It in AIL iIARKKTS Poultry. Hens 80o lb. '' Meats iinil Pish. ' - Beef bol 10 12.0 lb. . Chops and steaks 26c lb. Halmon (strictly 'frosh)-rSto lb. Halibut 38c lb. , i ' Dairy. Lard 10 lbs. $1.6; 6 lbs. $1.00. Uultur, creamery 46c lb.; '86c a roll, Eggs 26 0280 doz. Cheese 40c lb. Honey, comb 30c lb. Vegetables. New potutocs 18c lb.. 2 lbs. fof 86c; Potatoes 6o lb. (small quanti ties); $4.40 for 100-lb. lot. , Hiring beans 36c lb. . - California green peas 26c lb. Homo grown asparagus 18c lb., 2 for 36c. Carrots 2 bunches for 260. i Celory 30o bunch. Parsley 10c bunch. Boots 16c bunch, s Green poppers 80c b. New cabbage Uc. lb. ....- Turnips 16c bunch. . Yellow onions 8 lb. tor 260. Cauliflower 6Vic. lb. Hot house lettuce 35c lb. . California head -lettuce J5c Bplaoeh S lbs. for 26c. , Hot liousu radlshe.4 6c bunch. Celery hearts 33o bunch. Oreen onions 6c bunch. Hot house tomatoes 40c lb. Cucumbers 30c each. Fruits. Strawberries 2uc box. Ithubarb lbs. 26c. Apples 6 lbs. tor 26b. Bananas 16c lb. , Lemons 4fio doz. - t Oranges -(ID to 89c doz. Orapu fruit 19c each. Sugar. Cane sugar $0.66 for 100 lbs. Gasoline. Gasoline, regular, retail 27c gal. Gasoline, high tost, retail 86c gal. ' t'HICAtiO LIVESTOCK. CHICAGO. Apr. 28. (1.'. H. lle purlment or Agriculture) Hogs 14.000. Irregular; lighter weights steady to luc lower; others low 16c higher lhan Tuesday's average; big packers Inactlvu; 24 to 350 pound butchers largely $ll.SiMr $12.75; bulk desirable 200 to 2T.S liouml averaircH : $1 2.85 $r $ 1 3.1 5: Miujorlly better 18V wounds down !3.20fil $13.50; top on 150 lo 170 pound $ 13.50. ' Cuttle ll.oooi fat i smra. ami yeurling trade uneven, mostly sieady. killing uallly improved: liberal supply of transmlssourl well finished bullocks here; light year ling heifers In excessive supply: 10 ii 15c lower; other grades nmt cluscs or she slock steady; can ncre, cutters nnd bulls firm: choice 1400 pound bullocki $10.25 early; bulk $8,781 $0.65; vealers steady. uii $9.50 to puckers; outsiders $11 11$ 1 2. . Slieep 18,000, very slow: most arly hills on fat lambs 25c or more lower; few sales or nnnuy eight wool lambs $15.60; looks !6o lower: odd bunches of wool wes $10 downward; clippers $8.75 and below; few desirable spring lambs above $21; no criterion of regular trade on account of being bought for Greek caster mule. 10 Years Ago Today W. M. (Willie) reare. is made a member of tho State Optometry Board. . RELIABILITY Is always an asset. That is why we use Squibb's chemicals and medicines in our prescription de partment. Equally reliable is Squibb's Heavy California MINERAL OIL -absolutely odorless, tasteless and colorless, and heavy enough to do the work; with a mini mum dosage. 1 , , . ; : L&L.DruaCo. Of course, we think our Coats, are superior, and many of our customers who have , shopped every place tell us the samel We - know our buyers search everywhere for the best Values. In Fine Cheviots and Smart Colors We are showing smart swag ger models of Cheviot fabrics in straight-line and flare ef fects. The colors are varied, offering a splendid field for se lection You will like the mannish ap pearance that is so much in de mand this season, SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY I'tlKTIiA.MI I'ltODI ( i; j: POItTLANI). Ore., Apr. 28. (Alt') Uggs steady. Current - receipts 24c; fresh medium " 23c;-.. .fresh standard firsts 25c; fresh BtauDard extras 25c. i. t.. -. nutter sieady. ' Extra cubes, city 38j6c; standards 38c; prime firsts 37V4c; firsts 3?14c: prints 41c; curtons 42c. Milk steady. Best churning creum 39c net shippers' track in Zone 1. Cream delivered Portland 41c per pound. Ituw milk (4 per cent) $2.20 cwt. f.o.b. Portland. Poultry firm. Heavy liens 2l!1i' 28c; light 25o; broilers 25e35c; young white, ducks 28Ch 38c; dress ed tiy-keys nominal. .'Potatoes easy $2.601f$3. onions slow.' $1.75 Hi $2.25. PERUVIAN ItJUNU DHOI'S i LIMA. ' Peru. Aor. 28.1 .Vfi1 The sagging of the Peruvian pound in tile foreign exchango market: coupled with a rise in . prices' 'pit commodities. Is occupying the au tention of the ..Peruvian govern mcnt. ' ' ;;l I'OU'l'LANI) LIVESTOCK POUTl.ANO, Ore,, Apr. 28. (AP) (.'attle nominally steady: no re. celpts . .. is 1 '.,. steudy to weak: ',- receipts 340 (90 direct und 200 drive-Ins on contract). - ' Sheep steady; receipts 320. iio.vds. '. .''. ; NKW YOliK, Apr. i8. (AP) ( V. S. dollars and thirty-seconds 'ot I dollurs; bonds:) l.llie.rly 3 Vis Liberty 2d 4s ,.,....., Liberty 'lst 4 Vis '..'. Liberty 2d 4 Ms ,.c. .......j.. Liberty 3d 4 '4 : Liberty 4th 48 ; ' 1.;. S. Treasury Dept. y.'74s..v,. 1. H. TreuiHiry, I lept. 4s I'. 8. Treasury liepl. 4 'A s ... (Sales in $1000) 22 2 20 168 172 374 172 8 High 100.24 100.10 102.20 100.20 101.11- 108.7 101.7 . 104.15 108.18' K)W Close'v 100.22 llio.x, 10,2i J 00.27 ....r.....' 101. S ...' 103.2 , iat,6 itM.i : ' tiii. m ion. I a f. the Promise of mi I ! . Chiropractic. ; V' ' I "",,,'"l'n ' Up-to- Vr (fj r Srl . dale Chliopraelor uses ', 1 fnEsj nothing but his hands "'; A" l" jsrj Chiropractor deteclii . I ; f vVti wliere this pressure vJ J?-)Sfi' I YlisHiMy exists by using tlut , 1 rtfiSIMi;- I gySj amazingly accurale In-: I x C(ffyfiMip '"'Tfx at'ument knoun us the $lhl&kili iitT, ' &r Ni'Uroculomele'r. t When I ,( XXlTZ"?"".' - he finds where Urv. a HOME o 1 pressure 'exlalH he can. 1 . i "-"L, J and does, adjust the f spine buck io its nor- f " mf ; mal position',. -' f ' t ' ;r ; Nature restores- the W llllAl.TII Is the piumlse of I 'hliopiacllc. Visit I I this orrlee and, without, obligation, consult us I V 1 . about your ease. Let us expluUi what Chiropractic A '1 can do for you. ' ' a V F. L. Tribe. Dl C. Ph. C. I Phone 120-W. Kcw lCuiey uulgi I I Palmer Crnduate I Offii-c Hours: 8 to 5; 7 lu 8. SH.ER.RY.S LAST SHOWING TONIGHT The most amazing love story ever screened! "The Woman Hater" By RUBY M. AYRES V . Adapted from "The Eleventh Virgin" by Dorothy Day. v 1 With ' IIELENE CHADWICK CLIVE BROOK JOHN HARRON Comedy "He Who Gets Smacked" . , Tomorrow and Friday . .."ZANDER,, THE GREAT"