La Grande evening observer., April 30, 1926, Image 8

Page Eight ; ' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER FridavApril 30, 1D26.j
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i ' The newest
STRAWS
. Just out of the pack
, ing cases, and new as
the season itself are
' ' the Yeddo and fancy
I braid straws
$2.50 to $5.00
! Westenhaver
& Gilbert
; . Store For Men
Dry Weather Boosts
Wheat. Prices Today
- CIHOAOK. Apr. .HI. CAP)
Willi only HmalMellvcrh ii of wheat
looked for tomorrow on .May con
tracts hero, pcwiNtcnl coiiiiulxiou
buying moved wheat vuI.h-m upward
today In thu lnl part or the hoard
of trade clon. . l-ute advices
mild the only ruin In Canada to
day win a nllirh! nprlnkllnii lit lid
fnnnton Ulld other meHKUKei told or
KIkIi wind and duxt mornm. Mean
while dry wcuther eomplulntu came
from a liirue urea or the doinemlc
rrilln belt, notably Nebruitka und
Northern Kaunas.
iJ'WI.ciit clued rlrm to 1c
Oct hlltheri com ',i to 1 c oil and
oaf vurylng Croin wic decline
to (ic uulii.
1 CHICAGO, Apr. 30. (API
Wheat opcnlliH prices 'o ofr to
Ae lip. Muy. new $1.02 i $l.ii3
lincl July $1.41 M i $1.4 1, were
lol lowed by il moderute setback all
around.. , '..'
pROUP
'i BpadoiodlcCroup io frequently
fUtva4byonappUcaUonof
10 Years Ago
Today
Mr., and Aim. Vela
Bcricr wont to Pcndle
ton to seo "The Birth
of a Nation."
; No " moro wondurful
than thia
STATION KU Y
SPECIAL
'GO Shoots (full pound)
; 50 Envelopes
Tructono Linen
"The wholo works"
19c .
Kiuiutfh for all summer.
L.&L. Drug Co.
COMPARE OUR TIRE PRICES
. ' With Mail Order Prices.
,' FIRESTONE
"Oldficld Quality" arc Rood tires priced low.
PRICES REI)l ('EI)-I5UY NOW.
Perkins Motor Co.
Phone M-500 Cor. 1th and Adams
S'H.E
LAST SHOWIXt; TOMCIIT
Marion Davies in
"Zander the Great
Life was dull she wanted thrills
and, oh hoy, she got 'cm!
Comedy
"A Peaceful Riot''
STARTS SUNDAY
"SALLY, IRENE AND MARY"
' Market hews of the Day
CHICAGO tiltAIN
Ulieul: . K'ii 1 1 lull IXIW CIlIM!
Mm, ww ...hiiy, i4 I in , maw
Mm, oM.,..IU0J4 102', IMK leiH
July '. lll'j 14:1 liuy, U2
Sept VM 137 M 135 137
. I'OltTI.ASK WHIuVr
ri)HTl.ANI, Ore.. Apr. !j0. (Al')
Wheut; HUI1. nurd wllllu IMtiVj,;
Imril white, hlui'Mt fin. llaart 11.44:
hard white federation; $1.42; sort
while, wevtern whltu $l-4&; harl
winter. itorthi.ru HprlUK 91.42;
wi.'Kteru red $1.41.
Toilay'B car receipt: Wheat 140;
(lour li; rum 1 ; uutu 2; hay 4.
( IIICACO CASH
CIIICAOO. Apr ao. (Al'l CaHh:
Wheal No. 1 hard II. US',; No. 2
hard $I.V.r.
Corn No. 2 mixed 72Wc; No. 2
.yellow 7:i6(731tc.
; Outs No. while i n 42 lie:
No. 3 white 4 1 V, 4 1 lie.
Itye Not quoted.
Itarley ci 7 Sc. ,
Tllliotliy need tn'u $11.75.
Clover Heed $26$32. '
Lard $!4.ri5.
ltll8 $IS.7G.
llellle-$17.
i.ii:itrooi, wiikat
, I.IVIMll-OOI.. Apr. 30. (Al')
Clone wheal to 3d lower. May
llx. July 11h, 314d; October
Ills, 7'jd.
wool. iti:ioitT
IH JHT N. A r. 3(1. ( A I ' ) Tin
roiiiittcrclal ItulU tln tomorrow will
miy:
"Whllt- tin-re Iiiim hwn a Hide
ntoro liitt-rcNt Bliown In wool on
llio tmrt of tint mills notably tho
woolen niHlH 111 Lh intcrcat Ih hNH
iiiHiirfirU nt Lo rIvu I hi' nmrki-t tho
iitipiilHo upward for which many
lioldcrfl of wool Iinvt' bron ltoplnK'.
I'rU'CH nre not grouMy chanKud, hut
it Ih Htill Ur Imyer'M nmrkut. !
porU from tli. Kood market of
fer no Kreat amount of cncotiruKO
nient lo thu Iradi' tut yet.
"lxii'lon hull hem well iriitln
tained on tin opening hn-slH, whieh
wim rather utronfirer than hud bet-n
predicted, moro CMpecluMy merlnoM.
UrUfllord lu dull und apprehensive
on croiM hreedtt ond ull tho in ore
ho on necount of the threatened
coal strlko. Hydncy hn heen
nsaliuit the htiyfr this week. or
tif;ii primary markeUt nrv beins
cleaned up stctullly.
Operations in the weat conttuued
scattered and moderute, with prleea
poNlbly u Hluule tower, an a rule,
Houm RroworH art refiiMliiK to con
sider lower prices hut others H?m
Inclined to sell,
"Moliuir ts rather quiet hut
firm."
Tho following wool quotations
were Iven on wecmred IiukIh.
Ori'Kn Kuslern rli tupU
11. lOfti tl.lTi; flni' and M. eomb
intc $l.nr,; vulley No. 1 nr.'jTc.
Mohair lieit etmildiiK fi5".( 7oe;
ijeMt curdlnif fjii'V fific.
i'ohtijANd ritoDici:
I'OltTI.ANM. rc. Apr. nil. (Al')
V'.kku Itet-elptH up half rent.
Current receipts 2;t4e; fre.sh med-
lum -He; frenh Hlniulard firstH 2 Tie:
: fresh1 standard extras Tio.
j llulter Steady. Kxtiit . euheM,
'city HH'fcc; stundards 3Ke; irlme
i rlrstH :t 7 c : rtrsls ilv; print 41c;
j carlons 42c.
i Milk steady, llest eliurnliiK eream
i :il)e per pound net Nhippi'r's traek
i In Zone 1. freu m delivered I'ort
I land 4lv per pound. Itaw milk H
j per cent) J'J.l'n cwt. f.o.b. I'ort
I land.
- Poultry nlead'. Heavy hens
Hi light sfi: brottei-H srii-ae;
1 youiiK white ducks 2Sti;i:ii; dress
ed turkeys nominal.
Potatoes' Wfnk $2.ri0"x J:t.
Onions slow
I'oini.AM) uvnsToi h
I'dltThAXIi. Ore., Apr. SO. ( A I ' )
Cattle nom'hiutly steHdy ; no n.1
celpls. Iltms nominally sdadj; receipts
2M dll' Ins on eonlraet.
Sliei p nominally stead j ; no re
ceipts. Y.'S
BUMPER CROP OF
PRUNES FORESEEN
IN WEST OREGON
POIITI.ANl). Ore.. Apr. SO. (AP)
"-ixjcul nuthorlUcM In cIohc tuucl
will) the prune IndliHlry are re
ported Bkeptlcal a to thu rlnul
rlKures runnltifr uny where around
the 100,000,000 pound mark, hut
udmit bumper crop owIiik to fa
vorable weulher colldlllomi.
"1 think 75.000. ooo pounds would
be a morn conservative flKiire."
ways P. II. Klpp, manager of the
marketinj; depurtment or the cham
ber of commerce. "It U true I list L
the younK trees ure heavily set but
the older trees are not hcurlnu so
well and the June drop will make a
bllf dlrrcrence in the crop."
Conditions down throuKh the
Willamette valley and in Clarke
county urc Kenerally favorable, ac
cording to reports or lfie growers
but they add that the crop In not
ct harvested and that many tlilUKs
can happen between now ulld picking-
lime.
iA (;it;A.Mn: vhoi,i:sa,i:
MAitKirs
I'oii I try (live weight).
Heavy lifns c lb.
Medium liens tCc lb.
UKht hens He lb.
Htaca Sc lb.
No. 1 llvo turkeys 3L'c 1U.
J'lour.
Hard I'Vderutlon (hard wheat)
-I7.KU bbl.
Koit wheal $7.GU bbl.
i,a (;itAMi: itrn Alii .makki;is
l'utlltl'jr.
Hens 30c lb.
Ments and l'Lsli.
. Itecf boll 1U(J130 lb.
Chops and steuks 25c lb.
Huliuuii (strictly fresh)-ac H.
Hulibul 38c lb.
Hairy.
Jjird -10 lbs. l.'Jb; C lbs. J1.00.
Uutter, crtiumery 45u lb.; hlic
a roll. .
Kh'tf 28c doz.
Cheese 40c lb.
Honey, co. .lit 30a lb.
Vegetable.
New potatoes 10c lb.
1'otutoes be lb. (smull quanti
ties); 14.40 for 100-11. lot.
' Hiring beuns tftc lb.
California, green peuj 20c lb.
Homo grown UHpuragUH Uc lb.,
2 for 36c.
Currols 2 bundles for 26a -
Celery 30c bunch.
I'ursley 10c bunch. '
Heels Hie bunch.
Green peppers 00c lb.
New cuhhugi Do lh.
Turnips 16c bunch.
Yellow onions 6 lb. for 26c ,
Cuulirlower 6 Vic lb.
Hot housu lettuce 35c lb.
California heud lettuce 2 for
25c.
Hpluut'h 2 lbs. for 15c.
Hot Iiouhu radlHhes 6c bunch.
Celery hearts 2 hearts 20c.
Ure en onions 5c bunch.
Hot housQ tomatoejv 40c lb.
Cucumbers 30c eueh. ,
In i Its.
Strawberries 26c box- .
Ithuburb 6 IIik, JT.c.
Apples b lb&. lor 26c
Haiiunas 1 5c lb.
lemons 45c doa.
Onuiges to Ktiu doss.
Ui'upu fruit lac each.
'Sugar.
Cuno sugar $. 65 for 100 lbs.
(iftsnllnc.
OuHoflno, regular, retail 27c gul.
O.isohne, high test, retail 8 tic
J
Eggs Fraction Higher
In Portland Markets
I'OKTl.ANO. Ore., Apr. :10. (AC).
- Iteiiiaud lor current receipt egg
is improving In t he local market
and prices are a fraction higher In
the dairy rM-haiige at 23 Vj rents.
ilecelpiH yeNletday amounted to
;,:tii4 ra-si-s. Hlorage holdings In
rreiiM'd rase.s, brlngltlg the to
tal In local coolern to 27.3SK raius.
Ttm local butter market remains
steady iimlt-r a fair shipping de
mand from the smith. Kecclpl.s
vxtcnlay wen; 17,215 pounds with
"4,:M pound manufmtured; prices
are uurhaiiKed.
Three dollars appears to be the
extreme top offered for potatoes in
the field with I lie moderate amount
of trading done at $-.fu to $.75.
Ihiyers are not keen for supplies
ami the market Is Mow and weak.
Southern markets ure weak and
lower with best Nelted Oeins at
S3. ST. to II at San Cranctseo. Com
binations are down to $3. 60 to
SlI.TTt and commercials at $3 to
$3.35. Idaho Hurbanks ar selling,
at $3 50 in as Angeles. There Is l
practteally no wire iti'iuity reort-(
ed nt Yakhna and nut enough wiles'
to establish a market.
CHICAGO MYKSTOCK j
CHICAGO. Apr. ?0. C. S. le-
puttineiit of Agriculture) Hos
1 ti.fMio; niosl !y steady ; lighter ;
weight Klroiitf lo Ke higher; bulk (
:i:; to 3.fn pound bntehern $ 12 H t
Jl;'.2f; 240 to Sou pound bulehen
iaiKely $U.3Mi $t..:: nuilorlly i
heller 2mi to 225 pound aveniM 1
$131 $13.3": bulk Kood choice tsu
pounds duwn l-r.ti h;(,;hi; u,p
I I" U- !;.(' poumls U.U.
Catlle Sitini; Kent-rally steady ,
Made on. mosi killing classes; bulls!
weak lo ; Tie lower; ktlltUK unatlty i
er plain; bulk fed leer of value!
to .sell anmnd $S.6U; best yearltUKM ;
and medium wet k hi she J
flei k fairly aelive; heavy ktwlier 1
cows upward to $7. Re; niont van-,
lien und cutlers M M''" $v2.r; bulk
alers to packers y'y$lM; few i
eholee slilppintr calxes upward to i
Mn.ftO with odd lots nt lM,f
Jll.rni.
Sheep IJ.iHMi; slow. generully
M- .idy; hulk desirable clipped
lumhs tMi9U-l&: rw choice
handy weight lo uhlppers and ctty
lxit. li. rK J14 it; pi uetb ally nut It
m dvue eu ool lambs. 1
Hours Fly as
M f mi M -TmWm- A' w 4 '
I h; n
I c. If &
j I it :'v
H I - !
i I i ' ' ' V V't
?3l . K,' i '
I L, J nliH'i wmm
". 'idJ ";'""""-ir
It was nearly dawn when fcdward W. IlrownlnK 51. and his
15-yi ui-old Clmlerctlu bride, formerly 1 "ranee (J'eaches) Heenan.
posed for this picture at the Hotel Oramatan, Uronxvilh'. N. Y.,
when they ure hoiieyniooninK. They had danced cayty ull.nlffhl.
Not! the bant'uffe that still hides "Reaches' " chin und the scur
left there by ueid mysteriously thrown on lier.
MENNONITES TO
PURCHASE LAND,
CENTRAL IDAHO
IIOISK. Idu.. Apr. 3. (AC)
Approximately 200 entries under
the Carey act were sent yesterday
by W. O. KwemL'ten, eommihsloucr
of reclamation to Mennonltcs In
Kansas, who ure K'dng to settle on
. I In tlic I'onlrnl Idtihn Irrlcntion
di.ftrict
' Thu 8, ltk.im l.l romi.rls.-8 nl.oSt
I2.(hh, urrr, of land. Kden
that Ihi- M.-tll.rH n ull farm-
era or loK rxiTl.-n and each ha
a family. Tho uvtruBi. numb.r of
,.. r.sona In . an, ramily Ih rivo. ' . '
Thrmw lw, farm whirl. Ihoy " "11 i -ve board how ns
will l.ni.rovo 72 u.r, but ftrior ""'l n-lttll liunlncw in tho . flrat
rlBhlaorwayforilllolR.ndroad. '" months wu bctt.-r than a
are. taken Inlo com.lden.tlon tacli J ear aso. and the cnco..raglnB out
far,,, will be about alxty acrea. 0okt"!, l",U " lnid",r- reported
There are elKhl or ten audi fan.- Jnvs- chalrn.nu of the
lliea now In Mul.o. Others will
. .....
come when auinincr iiiimnrruiion
rates become effective early In
.May.
Tunnel Project Not
Ended, Is Word Today,
I'OliTI.ANIi, Apr. S't (Al),
IlacUers of a project to construct
:i tunnel under Counell Crest In
dicated loday that a decision ly
Circuit JudK-e OeoiCe li. ItHffley
holdiutr (HicoiiKlllutional I he law
under which a tunnel dlstrtctVvasi
created, would nut end the proj-i
..i n it ntu-ii I mil v In taken. I
or an eflort may he dc to
have the legislature amend t he
pnsi Hi law ho that U'Ral dirfi
culti'H etirountered in the ca-:e
may In "vercuiii".
Al a special election u luniiel
dlHlriel was cn'ui. d to hear assess
ment -i Tor horhi; the tuiiuct,
w lnr',1 wiih Nought to ntvc easier
uec-ss lo Cortland for a district
I y ; n i;.
city.
1 in mrd lately west of the
ioriritv.
HAX l-HUNCISCO. Apr. It
-Fryi ih: l horn 2 to 2 'i
1. (AD
lbs. 40
lh,,4
i 4 1c lh.; colored i to 2 V4 I
W 4 le; lew higher.
T.eKhorn hens: J His. 2ic;
.1 His,'
I'i'.e: :t',UXV, lbs. 27 ',4 ' 2814c.
lii'He cn'ore'l bens: Ranch :l.1
in eastern sr. tn ale.
en
Special Factory Demonstration and Lecture on new Model 7
McCormick Deering Combine, Friday and Saturday. Attend
the school Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Don't miss this
opportunity of examining the latest and most improved Com
bine Harvester built today.
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
tl I U I II II I LI
Brownings Dance
BULL CONTROL
IS CONTINUING
Ni;V TU UK! Apr. 80. AI',
hpt'ciuaiors lor in u unvu. row
"n" U control of today's stuck
murk. t d.splli; Buccessful bear n. Id
vulnvrable ui... Tho
''r,nch iH-ltlfnionl. the favor,
'' nuluro of the lalt quart.-rly
" f" -""'w- '
Not', nil llellted to review bullish en.
-
thuslasm. "
Trail I ns" whs on n sliRhlly smaller
scale than yesterday Commission
houses report nn Incrcnslntf tnler-
a.Jt r.i, tho intil nt the nnltlte. lint
the buym. is descrihed as.o'r a
(-auiious enaracier ivaiiKs cain:
ahonl IJfi.oiHi.lHio 'additional In
loans today io meet heuvy month
trad demands result loir In stlf Ccr
money raleH for call money. -
American Wooh-n preferred col
lapsed nearly ton "n'oihtH to. Bit the
lowest price since -l'j03 oiv rumors
that the dividend could be omit
ted, hut it heter milled three points
on shorl coverlni
So Breat.ls the whorl Interest In
I hat stock that It Is loaning at it
premium of 1 1-16 of a point over-niKlit-
Closing wits IrreKUlar. Total
sah M approximated $ lJiH'.ni.n
sliarcs. '
IIONDS.
NKW YIHUC. Apr. 3(1. (AIM
'. S. ibiliars and thirty-seconds of
dolla.-s, Ixind":
Liberty 3 s
Close
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....I
100.23
1110.5
102.20
100. 2R
101.10
I II II. r,
. Liberty 2d 4t
1 Liberty 1st 4 H
Liberty 2d 4 ..........
Liberty 3d 4 s "...
Liberty 4th 4 Via
V. S (l.ivl. 4s
w
Largest
Chain
Department
Store
Organizatioa.
WW
SMAW HATS MOW
Solars Are RIGHT! x
: STYLE! jjjg ViU-UEl
Solar Straw Hats are designed and made to our exact
ing specifications Made Up to a Standard rather than
Down to a Price! But they're surprisingly Low Priced
too'
$1.98,
SEE
Westenhaver & Gilbert
File Papers in Salem
rT.Vl.KM, Ore.. (Special) West
cnliaver und Gilbert, with lioad
quartcrH in Ija. Grande und capi-
,la stock of 25,01111, filed articles
, In the ulutu "corporation ilcpart-
mcnt ycHterday. The incorporators
lure It. K. Westenhaver. W. K. Gll
ibert, G. Westenhaver and Murjorie
O. Ollbert
Prineville Woman Is
Killed in Auto Smash
HKNn, Ore. Apr. 30. (AD
;Mra. May Oeaty, 32. rrinevllle, was
I killed In tin auto, accident on the
'Oehoco highway 13 miles east of
I'rinevllle last nlijht when thu cur
turned completely over twice ufter
a fronl wheel collapsed Merritt
' Hetrand, tho driver, was slife'htly
Injured.
Will Establish Fire
Patrol Landing Fields
I'OIITLANI), Ore.. Alir. Xn. (Al')
Arranfjements looking toward the
establishment of landing fields at
I ilosehurs and Kalein for fire patrol
pb.nes ure belnu- made. Tb! Itosc
burff project Is In the hands of
;the ninth corps urea. and the for
est service. The slate forestry de
partment plans the Salem field.
ROOSEVELT
ROAD TO BE
IMPROVED
(Con) luiied from Page 1)
flclals turned jlown the reMiiest
rrniii Ih..' Iv 111 ninth count V COUlt
to aid the county tn improving
the highway on the west side of
I Kliimuth tnko. H was stated ly
(counly Commissioner Short Hint
tin- county has t-xpemh-d $loti,ii'M
In
TTT 7 (NATION-WIDE Ml Quaitr
INSTITUTION' f Goodi.
SlL DEPARTMENT
108 Depot St, U Grande,
$2.49, $3.49, $3.98
OUR BIG WINDOW DISPLAY
I on the road, but a great d'jal
more work is needed.
After a loni? discussion regurt'
Itir tho huiidintf of u narrow, road
in Grant county north of thu
town of John liny, the matter was
held buck by Commissioner Vun
J Miser for further study.
To Visit I bun I toad.
Commissioner Ouby will visit
the Knterprise-Kloru road district
next week to learn what coopera
tion the people will Klve on ex
tending the road three mites and
also an tiurfuciiifr it next year.
The extension would cost $14,000.
Contracts Awarded1.
Award of contracts were an
nounced today us follows:
Missouri Itend - A'lscii mountain
sect ion of t he A iseu high way in
Ilenton county, lu.Go miles of
Krudinff. K. 1 fiatcs. Wolf l'olnt,
Mont., $47. 1 xt.5(i.
Handon Clly s.-etion of Itoose
velt hiphway. .Co of u mile of
pradinK. A. U. Gludley, Marsh
field. $:mis.
Illy Mountain-ISeatTy section of
tho Klamath Kalls-I .ukevlew hiRh
way in Klamath county, 1 13.45
miles of suiTacliiR. It. V. Steven
son, Mount Vernon, Wash., $7G,-
Wheider section of the Uoose
velt highway in Tillamook county,
I.G3 miles of KiadinK. re-referred
lo tht state hiKhway enRineet.
Low bidfler, I, a Ire und company.
$4S.7!Mi, usinff concrete boxei;
$47.rso uwlmr timber.
The overhead crossing on I he
Corvallis-Newport hiKhway over
the Southern Cacific railway at
Wren. I). T. Kalon. Cortland. $1!,-130.-
llridw over-Mary's river, near
Wren. I . T. Katon. $I3,74'J.
No award was made on Snake
river bridge at Italia id's Landtni;.
near lUimestead, as cooperation
iiiusl be further Investigated.
lihls on Lincoln county bridges
were rejected and will he read
vertised for the May meeting.
1. N. Pierce of Port la nd sub
mitted the low bid of $ I :.K75 for
the bridge over the South I'mpqu.i
river on the county road at Day's
creek In Onuirlas HMinly. As hn
I
: R.IUM.
STORES
Ore. V
commission advertised this for tliJ
pouRlas county court, the bid w-ts
referred to it for action.
i At the May meeting bids will
be opened for huprovlnff uuotlieh
section . of the Klamatli Kullsf
lAikeview highway, this to be east
of Beutly on the road to Bly.'- t A
Woitfen's
Danger-
Of offending under the oldest
hygienic handicap now ended.
New way provides true protec
tiondiscards like tissue
WITH the old-time "sani
tary pad" women realize
their constant danger of of
fense, plus the embarrassment
of disposal. . And thus spend
unhappy days. -
"KOTEX," a new and re
nrarkahlc way, is now used by
8 in 10 better class women.
It's five times as absorbent as
ordinary cotton pads
You dine, dance, motor for '
hours in sheerest frocks with
out a second's doubt or fear.
It deodorizes, too. And thus
stops ALL danger of offend
ing. Discards as easily as a
r piece of tissue. No laundry.
No embarrassment.
, You ask for it al any druR
or department store, without
hesitancy, simply by saying
"KOTEX."
Do as millions are doinfc. .
End old. insecure ways. Enjoy
life every day. Package of
twelve costs only a few cents.
KOTeXI
No laundry discard like tissue J