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

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Newspaper Page Textf. Saturday, UK GRANDE EVENTNQ QBSSnVta ii i -aT-arwTTrwTm,awwTaaaaaaaaaaaiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaal Local News In Brief t IXJAJINQ 'EVENTS , -; 3, 4K, SUIe Mb j 3, 4; A. A Stale convention or Wiuimra ' t'luM ia LA (iranilc.- , Ma? 7,,1 Oniron Ik'Molajr ronvtulaui lu La Uranus. Mar 1! 1 U'runari election. June 9. 10, II I'nlou Lltalnt ahotv at Vnlon, Ore. , Jul j aj, S3, 81 I'oiiTvntlon of NoiihweHi Ileal Estate awo elation In Ia tiraudo. Sept. 32, 'j:l. 31, anil 3S I'aloa rouuly (air at Elgin, Ore. IfrO flXMII tC ;; ' V, Ki Martin, of Cove, Is a busl km visitor Jn Lu Grunde today. t- k it' mi UusliiesN Mr. nnd Mrs. T. it. tonMin, of ive. were In Iowa today to truns - At-1 business, 'nil.eii to Naitltorliuii ' Mrs. J''i:ii)k Conlcy wuh taken to i&tl Luke sanilorium this morning tor medical treatment.' I : en ritmi linker sewiem . C A. Smith, attorney, and J. . Mile, both of Uaker. were in l.u made yesterday. - . leiv fiti in linker on Iliisines . M. A. Prices, of Baker, auditor br the Kusteni Oregon l.leht Power company. . was In ,a ii-undc yesterday on business. IK-ii All lay Sunday Starting tomorrow OwillfamB Itttrlc bakery will remain open l dyyon Hunday it was unnoun- d this mornlnir.,., , Attended l-'uiifrnl of lli-ollicr - (. K Vest has returned to his mill' irt Trouldale after attending i fuiVrI of his brother,, Itay J5. si, at Knterprlso. Mr. Vest Is vfhe brother of Mrs. C. K. Kunk of lis city. ilaie Malty Dautihtcr Mr. wnd Mis. Wllford Johnson re theiparents of an eight-pound i Ul.,, I....... n ll..,ni TlmruilliV. ' he llttlv Blrl has beert" named Met- Ituth. - - Ihk l-'inetiiretl lirg ' ' Mllo JHtewarl, of lmbler, was ro light!'. I o the Grande Kon.de hos- iital Wvdnesday evening with a ractured hg. Hi received tile r aciuny during u bast-ball game. d North Pdwih! Oils Kvenliitf County Agriculturist H. G. Avery 111 speak before n meeting of the IVuir Ci k grange ul North Pow- thls. evening. PLeiv I IBs I'vcnliig I'fltoy litigate, of Un biological sur- y, wuh in t in city inis morning. le aiived yesterday- and leu tills llernoen for Maker lotne for Wii'k Kml Donald lialcllffe went lo Vln- ut en this inoininfi's train where ie AvilL visit his parents over the 9i-k end. Poiiaid aiii'iuiH sciiooi -- I hliiiira'li- JUi'tins llin- f I'lK-rf?" will in- a iiii'i'liliK or Hp; !:;ifd'ril' tlri'uon riiiropriifllc unmo intloll al I Ik- offii'i- of lr. J. H. Vooili ll In n' Sunday. All chlro-.i-at-lois In Kiimi'Ni DriKon will lo n ulli iid:uH'ii al iiHi-llns, it is 4-.,i,i. : : iaw Wrfsllina; Slnlcli K. I.. il,i'dlii-tli-r, of litis illy, ac uililiiilll. il by I.. K. Canlson. Davi- !',f'miU Mill r. .1." Komalroiii. of i'kNoi'lh Bowilcr. .wi-rtf lo JVnilli-lon Mi nui'suiy uiKui lor wrestling, naleh between Ira Pern aud John jsiKilonis. fleeting Today al Cove & The Cove Pig club, wjth John fwilliaiuH as leader, is meeting lo Iday at Cove to receive Instructions ;nd care of stork. L. J. Allen, iis- In WTHE STORE WITH jslnliiiit. alate club leader, la in i.nan.u ui me llieciiua. no e.pecia to outlinu aoiuo driuotiHlrntlon work to bo uiveii at Ihu Union ulouk hov. Srntls Day al IVnilleion ' Miss Verna Hlckford int the Juy at Pendleton aa the eucbI of MIm Dorothy Hooker. Home for I toy -. . Miss Uela Meyer went to Klgln this morning to spend the day wllh her parents. 8ho was accompanied by littlu Lrnesl Hilulnser. rirv lniatf Kllght . . Tho firu departnit'tit waH nilUd to Gfoi'so T. tJoehran'H Jiomo al t Hecond str'ft yi-Hlt-rday af-U-rnoon, A hiuuII hhiMt from an ovorht'utcd kitchen raiiKe, vuuscd fillKht damage, Ooorffe In yard paid a fine of $IG hi municipal court lat nllil a It or 1 havlntf been found cHly of loiter- InK on the utreuts after mldnlKhl, atcordiiiff to l'olteo Chief Huynes. iSUC-r'f ninesa mn ..Miss Louise Spencer left on the morning train for Portland, where she has been called by the Illness of her sister, Mrs. J. It. Hull. Wallowa Ifc'piilj- Nherlrr llcn John Cniwford. deputy sheriff of Wallowa county, ' was In l.a JUrando yesterday to , take Into I custody one Charles K. L'esuw. col- HnJ.ored, who is wanted for robbery at Wallowa. Join Condon Ti'Mtti for lav A BHPlhi rorllH;r catcher on the Ji& tlrando baseball team, will Join Condoil tt!ttIIl foP It KllIllu t Qoldendule, Wash., tomorrow, j A,0H -spud" Helms, shortstop, is another Ja urander on the don nine. ' Uon- ltitiiriilitg to I'lMiiiKyhanhi Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Kletche( were' La. Gmnde visitors today en route homo from California lo!,,- G,..M rik;L-Anc' iKrlo. Ph. They made tho trip west by railroad, and purchased u l.car in ( alifornla for a more lid surely Journey home. Will Visit at L'niuillla Mrs. S. A. Ingerson und Mrs. C. II, Motcn, the latter -with her small son. Kenneth Itaymond, went to Umatilla- this morning for a vfrit with their sister there. Lntr they will go to Heppner, where they plan to spend Memorial day, , Itctiimhig lo l'Hsuo Mrs. O. A. Myklebost nnd chil dren, Hon nli- llelle, Thelmu and Velmu, the last naihed two being! 1 wins, returned to. 1 heir home at Pusco, 'Wash., thlH morning after a visit with Mrs. MyklebuKt's mother at Klgln. , T To !SH'uk at (iraiiKit .MwIIhk ; it. H. K'llip. IIIIUIIIKIT Of lllf Illilt-kciinK ,di'ilirtmi,nl . of tilt; Portland fhamlji-r of i-iminn-ri'i'. puKSi'd tlirouuh Oil- rity litis nturn ini; i-n rnulil to .loHi-ph w)H-ri ho was sclicdulcd lo spriik iH-foro llio roniouu irrtinKe of Wallowa county tills afti-rnoon. 'Toop'Tallvc Alar-ki-lllis" is his supji'ct. I-'wiU'T Itesldeiit lEeluriis L. L. Maker, a former n-Hldi nl of la Grande and a son of tin- late M. Maker, who was a plom:-r In Kaslern Oregon In IStil, arrived hi La Grande thia morning from Molse, whi-t-tj he now makes his home. He will visit his sisl-r, Mrs. Jessie Matlot. at Perry, and then go on to Astoria and I'Jugeiie, where his daughters reside. Itetiiriied Ilniiic Vestcrdny M r. aud Mrs. G. L. Dill Ion and I II I m(mi. AMiei-l. n nd ilaiiL'hler. NHIU,yt arrV)-d n-re lute yeslerday afternoon aller a trip by auto lo We.slern Oregon and Washington. Mr. Dutton attended a meeting of; the Oregon I ire Keller nssoc.iai ion al McMlnnville after which I hey went to TneoniH, Washington wheri- Mrs. Dutton remained with Mr. Duttnn's mother, while he a'- ONE WEEK Special Sale Priced 89c Pair ALLEN A Silk Hosiery For Women ll Wanted Shades. A CONSCIENCE tclid-d the national guard officers school lielil In I'urllunil Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday mill 'I'luiiu duy of this week. They uIho visited u short time lit rlnlcm nnd Port lutul. 'They have been uwuy two WOC'kH.. ' ? .... : ; To Visit ul KliUTIli'lso ; Miss .Mabel Humble mill MI.sk Kimiee Kuirstrom, botli of linker, arrived in l.u tlriiuuo lilts morning on llulr Wiiy to enterprise where thiry will vIk.i .Miss flumbh'a nncle unit aunt, Mr. nnd Mrs. Hana Humble.. They will return tomor row evening, i I. On Way in Wallowa Lake Hill Lester, from the Oregon ('Ire Insurance commisslonem of fice nt l'drtlund' and James Meek of Ihu national tiro Insurance raito j JOurd. from Kan Francisco, were in l.a Grande today on their way to Wululwa Lake, where they will spend the' week end. . Heiv for Week Liul . ; Dr. W. K. 'riilHllewalte Ih home fur tlio week end after u month Fpent in t'malllta county where Jin was tcHtltiK cattle for lubereul chIh. J)r. ThlHtlewalte will leave Monday for Ukiah, Walla Walla and other points In that section, wlie re lu expects to bo working for several weeks. Seeking Fumls A 'campaign for funds to en large and fur'her eUlp the Pro testant hospital in linker Is- now being la unehid. 'The first contri butor In the present drive was u resident of 'li (-ande, whose gift came without solicitation on the part of the hospital. Ward from Maker says that persons outside of Maker county are to be given the opportunity to make their dona lions by mall. Attended oriict'i-s School Major It. R. Huron returned to La Grande yesterday after four days spent In Portland where he atkndrd a school, of Instruction held , for. the national guard offi cers of the state. -About one hun dred offtenj-y from over all Ore gon were in attendance at the school Kr. route to La Grande major Huron stopped at The Dulles to visit the national guard company there Thursday night. I " a '"ft I , Oil La GrailGC MaiKCt . Spring chickens made their first appearance in la Grande- today and will be on the market most of Die time, although the supply is yet uncertain nnd may not be able to take care of the demand, LA GUA.VDK WMOi-KSALE A . MAHKI7IS I'oultry (live weight). Spring fries H6c lb. ' ' Heavy hens :!:;a lb. , . Medium hens Ific lb. , Light liens 14o lb. 1 , Slags So lb. ' ,! No. 1 live turkeys 3ic lb, J'lmii'. ( Hard Kederutlon (hard wheat) $7.XU bid. ; Mym Soil wheat-r-$7.(30 bbl. I, A i;l.M)l'. IMOTAII, MAJtliKl'S ' ' , loullry. , 'i, lllllH 30c lb. JWhiIn ami Msli. Hint, boll ltKji' 1214c lb. " - : .. t.'hops and steaks 2f.o lb. SiiIiiioii (strictly fresh) 380 In. Hulibut:lSc lb. Dairy. Uinl 1(1 lbs. l.B: 5 lbs. J1.00. Hulli'r. ci-L-uliiLTy 4.ric lb.; 5c u roll. i'teK -Sc dor.. ClioosK ,40o lb. Honey, co,ib :Wc lb. ' VcwIhIiIcm. Ni'W imlllloi-s 1 5c lb. 1'otntoi-s lie lb. (suiiill quanti ties): H 4H for I (ill-lb. lot. Hiring beans yfic lb. . "California green peas Jiftc lb. Home rowu nsparugiis- 18c II,.. 2 for :trc. Cairols 2 bunches for 260. t Celery sue bunch, ".to Parsley JOo bunch., Heels Jf'C bunch'.. . i Green peppers (SOo ib. . NrwcahuiiKV llclb. i 'rurnips -15c bunch. Yollow onions 0 lb. for 260. 1 Cauliflower alia lb. Hot Jioubo lellucL ilGc lb. . '. Callfurnia . head lellucu S for Ac. Spinaell 2 lbs. for Ific. Hot house radishes Be bunch. Celery hearts 2 hearts 25c. Creen onions Be. bunch. Hot house loinaloej 40c lb. Cucumbers Illle each. . Fruits. Strawberries 2Bc him. lthuburb 6 lbs. 25c. Apples 0 lbs. lor 266. llauanas lr,c lb. Lemons 45c doz. Oranges (i'J to 811c doz. , Grape fruit lc each. , Kuuiir. Cuno sugar IH.55 for 100 lbs. Onsnlliic. Gosolino. regular, retail 27c gal. Gasoline, high tost, rctull 8Cc gat NEW KILLING SWELLS TOTAL -IN CHICAGO (Continued Kroin Wgo 1.) ' buried today. Kill I church and 1 military honors were accorded th- "hanging prosecutor." Simple. Vite.H were held for JaS. J. ' Do bcrty. saloon owner and gangster, and Thomas Duffy, saloonkeeper stain with MrHwiggln, itoTAitv cu m i;m:cis ; Ki'OKNI-J, re May L (Al1) J Dr. C. M. Willonghby was lust night elected president of the Kugene lUdary club. The eh-etirm -was held at the meeting of the newly named board of directors. Father Kdvtn V. O'Hara "wiu named delvgatr to tho Internatlon convention which will b licld lu DtavtT, Joio.r Juuu 14. " ' y I'OltTLVMi. Ore., Muy 1. AP) Tho local butler market is mark ing time wllh the prints generally steady but a -slightly cnalcT feeling in cubes. On tho exchange extras a re down a hair pent at 98 cents. Other grades tire unchanged Nq change In print prices la anticipat ed over I he week end. Kresh eggs were steady nnd tin changed al tho close. Kecetpts yes terday totaled 238 eases and cool er receipts Increased 338 cases. Local strawberry crop Is coming on heavy now and receipts arc In creasing in tho wholesale market. Quality, Is fine und prices on tho early market were maintained al 4 to M.1'5 u crate, mostly $4.10. Merries from tho Itbseburg district have also appeared In tho local murket. They are selling to tho consumer at l!5 cents or t boxes for 4Ti cents. California hurries still arriving. Thoy arc sluggish et ' to $;t.C5 n crate wliolesalo. The local market Is flooded -with Itgnt broilers and prices uro lower. Produce houses are urging their shippers to hold back tho light breeds until they uro larger und better conditioned. Heavy broilers of the Leghorn variety a little easier to move but the demand ts for colored breeds such us rocks and reds. . Itroller prices range from S3 to 26 cents on Ixghorns and SO to 23 cents for the houvy breeds. Hens are firm at 25 to 26 cents for light und 27 to 2S cents for heavies. . Country dressed calves closed about steady nt 16 to 15c. There was nothing carried over to speak of.' Dressed hogs sold at IS to CONVENTION WEEK OPENS t i- ON MONDAY (Continued from Pago Nine.) Miss Chamberlain comes as the lone representative of the South urn Oregon federation, unless ar-' rangemenls can be made to allow the new president. Mrs. Woodwnrd of Grants Pass, to uUcnd. The southern clubs are highly interest ed even though their remoteness from La Grande prevents their sending delegates, the vice presi dent said, this morning. Kuthuslasm but littlu talk of politics si-ems lo be the prevailing slaie all over the rederutlun, Miss Chamberlain remarked. "Everything Is so tjulet It sounds suspicious," she laughed. Miss Chamberlain's own name In prominently mentioned In connec tion with the nominations. rierco to Speak Monday My Monday evening, most of tho delegates are expected lo bo . In town. Governor Walter M. I'hirco, tpgetlier with spokesmen from lm itorlanl organisations of the city, will extend the welcome. Speeches ny college, presidents and federation officers, surveys of tho closing year und plans for tho new will be featured during llie four-day meetings. Thursday's program will Include the election of ol fleers. , Although decorating plans ae nearly completed, there tire si 111 Home weleomlng curds lo be had at the chamber of corn-nice, office or from Harely il. Jtlehurdson. . d coruling chairman, he announces. wmr.V.Moiti; i;'ikaiiti;i A DMA NY. N. V., May L AP) Governor Smith today honored the application of (he slate of Alary land for the extradition lo Ualti-j mine, of lllehard Keese Whltte more, alleged robber bund leader. PRESSURE . NLKVi: TOMTlllKS can be relieved without medicine, if you will try the chiropractic methods. The spinal column in the lnud)Uurters of all1 nervous disorder's, und relief of these, can only he obtained by operating at the seat or the trouble, naturally, lain!ensly and without fear of the slightest harm resulting. ' Klectricul treatments given. Consultation Kree. - UIt. J, K. WOO DELL 20 Komincr Hltfg. l'boue 497-W Hours: 1) A. M. to 5 P. M. Remember OUR SATURDAY SPECIAL IN OUR WINDOW Men's Wear Money-Suving C'anh Slorc For Men 1309 Adams Ave, ST I R DEMAND HIGH :iv : Market News of the Day tillt'AUO URAIN . Uiul: tHa i Hltii Iaw . CIom May, 0PW....I4V4 lalVj IUU IUi May, okl... UIM Its fl laa July MK my, HS! HaV Hept IJS iM I3K 13154 i 'A8H W Hf.AT . OHICAOi). May t. (A I') Cash: Wheal No. 1 hard 11.68; No. ! hard ll.G7j I1.6J. ; ., Corn No. 8 mixed 70i4073c; No. 3 yellow 78 K U 73 Vie. Oala No. 2 white 41iii42c; No. t while 4 IW 45c. Hyt Not quoted. Marley 67 (i 60c. Timothy eed!6tl .7j. clover m-d 28K$3;. . taroV-t 14.13. , -. Illba $H. , . i : Delltes 117.13.' , ' ' : : ! t rr : ' ' lilVi:itl4XIi WIIKAT ; IjIVKHPOUU May 1, , A1) Liverpool wheat closed Vi lo 2Kd hlKher; May lis 6Hd: July lis 6d; October la (fid.-v . IHHT1,.NI WHKAT l'UIVI"I.ANI. Ore., May 1. (Al1) Wheat: 1JH11. hard white 41.45; hard white, bluestrm, Baart 11.44;. lower grades of killing steers and hard white I'Vderatlon 41.4.1; soft comparable grudea of she stork white, western while 41.48; hard jubout steady; good and choice rat winter 41.42: northern spring rows nnd heavy heifers 25 SHOO 4l.42Vi: western red 41.40. Today's car receipts: Wheat 83; flour y; corn ; oala 3;. liny 3. lUKTIiASU l'UODl CI-7 I'OltTINIl. Ore.. Mh- 1. (Al1) liggs Current .receipts 23 He: fresh 'medium 23c;-frosh standard firsts 36c; fresh standard . extra 25e. . ' - Ilutter Ktras down c: mar ket easier. Kxtra cubes, city 34c; standards 38c; prime firsts 37 Vic: firsts 37c; prints 410; cartons 42c. Milk Steady. '. Host ; churning cream tee. net shippers' track In .one' l.i Cani delivered rortlnnd 4lo per pound.' Haw milk (4 per cent) 42.80 owt. .o,b. Portland. , Poultry li'lriri. Heavy, hons 27 M28c: light iiii 20c; broilers i3W -'Hi-: ..voting white duOka 38W83C; dressed turkeys, nominal.. . ..... 'I'otaloes Slow, weak, 4!.60(S(,43. Onions Slow, pm-hanged. .' Stock Prices Lower; Street Trading Dull NKW YORK, May' l; (Al1) Stock prices . drifted Irregularly lower In todny's dull tradtng, but with the exception of n few speehil lles, no points of pronounced weak ness vip apparent. Bpeculnllvc activities were .confined mainly lo tho short side of the market with the drying up of tho recent, demand for l, H. Steel,. General Motors and other leaders coupled '.with . tighter money conditions encouraging nn .extension of these'coinmoilltles.' . The closing was heavy; :.wlth the volume of irudlng shnrply e.urtall eiU Total sales fell bolow 600,000 share, ,V , .' " TONIGHT "DICK" I! A RTH K LM ESS V:! In "jiisr surrosi:' $S -V' ' ' . -mi. f II 1 i),,i;"'("d'S71'' - 7 KZlJl X '' ! i ",,'ed 7,,8fft.lw W V K, ' T'ci,e When wc Ixiught thiH picture, Harold Lloyd's manager insisted on the following; price scale: '; Adults (Matinee and Night), 50c; Children, Matinees 15c, Nights 25c Weather Outlook Sends t Wheat Prices Higher CHKWOO. May i. A1') WJtll tho weather outlook tlio pilnelpal Influence, tho wheat market uver nited lilnher today. ' Coniiiilsslon houses wero active buyers nt times but all bulKca brotntht about freo sellillB. Tho forecast Indicated cloudy weather In the Hakotas, Ne braska and western Arkansas, where -moisture is badly needed. Wheat closed firm VI to c net hlKher: corn iinehaiiKed to V&o up and oats VMrV4o to Vd'iMc ad vance: . CHIC AtiO LIVESTOCK CIHCAOO. May I. (C. S. llepart mvnt of Airrlcullure) lloun sunn; uneven; lltflitijr welKht 10 Si 1 Ou lower; others firm; hulk deslrablo 180 lbs. down II3.3BS? H3.60; top U.60 for 150 Iq 180 Ib. Cuttle 600; compared week aio better (trades of fed steers with weiirht 10 to 15c lower; yearlluus 26 to 85o off; receipts excessive, largest alnco Janunry averiiKo cost of' fed stoeri lowest of season; lower; yearling heifers 25o off; eannera and cutters slrong to 25c higher; stookers and feeders clos ing actives slrong: spots' a shade higher; extreme top heavy steers 410.40; yearling In liberal supply; choice kind scarce; best offered 410.00: bulls 16 to 36o higher; bolognaa up most; .veulers 26c higher. ' " Kheep 5000: for week around 39, 000 direct; 203 cars from nearby feeding stations: . today's market mostly steady; two doubles of 86 pound shorn lambs $13.06; receipts mostly direct: compared n week ago: fat wooled lambs mostly 25c lower; fat sheep steudy to 25c higher; week's , top fat wooled lambs 416; clippers 414.50. , lDHTIiANI) MVKNTOCK ; PORTlANK, Ore.. May 1. (AP Haturdny's .livestock receipts none. Itecelpls for week (approxi mately) Cnllle 820(1; calves 840; hogs 3880; sheep 1470; total Kit carloads. Caltle Compared , with week ngo: beer steers 10 to 25e lower: Summer ' Jl kl' AltltlVDII! Ileiuillfiil little ilresws In Vullew, OrKiimlli-M and SIm-s I lu (I years. Willi ltl.a.1 lo :l.r,(l. Art 61 Baby Shop . : "Everything For The Baby" ARCADE . Starting MONDAY .-..,.. . . '"..' ." For 4 Big Joy Days other classea steady with weakness on '( imff; week's bulk prices: beef '.'.eora 7j85 to .18.60; top 48.66; cows and heifers 46 to T; miiiiII lots of good heifers 47.86 lo 47.66; cows In loads. til) to 47; can nera and cutters 12.60 to 44.60; bulls 44.60 to Mi calves 47 to 40: light vealora up to 413. V Hogs Compared week airo: kill ing cinasea 10 lo 25c higher; feed er plga 00 to 75o lower; week's bulk prices; light butchers 414 to 414.26; nothing over 414.10 nfler Monday; weightier kinds 413.76 down: packing sows 40.50 to 410.50; feeder pigs 414.26 to 114.60. A few Monday at 416 to 445.25. . Hheep Compared week ago: spring lamba 6oc lower: other cbuisea steady; bulk spring lambs 41:1.50 to 414; a few old crop shorn lambs 410 lo 410.60; a few shorn owes 46 to 47. . IHJTrUIU.'AT .. HAS KltANClSCO, May 1. (AP) t lliitterfat r.o.b. ' Sun li'niuclsco 4 3 V6 cents. 1 GREAT FORT DISCOVERED : IN KENTUCKY (Continued from Pngo 1.) . antedating thu discovery of Amer ica by Columbus. The temple mound of the village he visited rises about fifty feet above tho muddy flats ol" tho marshes. It Is 'surrounded by u number of smaller mounds. . Local Express Company Has Improved Service The American Hallway Kxprews company has announced through the local agent, J. D. Klelds, that effect I vo May 1 express mutter destined to Ui drnndo w(l be hun dled on truln No. 2U, urrlvlng ut 2:1)5 u. in., leaving I'ortland ut 4 p. in., daily, und working nil way points to loud shipments for Lu Ornnde. . r . This arrangement makes possible a great improvement In the serv ice to La Orande putrons us ull cx-pi-es fit present Is bundled on truln No. a arriving at 8:20 u, in. Tho new lirrungement, will give local putrons approximately - two ltonrH earlier dellver' on fruits nnd I vegetables from Western pVegon pomls, the agent saya. I Dresses I'rlntH. OilCloth 33c Regular Itluc Band : high grade , quality, large assortment' of patterns, full 48 in. wide. . . It A.M. CONDITION NKW YOUK. May 1. (Al)--. The actual condition of clearing house banks und trust companies for the week shows excess reserve of KS.MULtibO. This Ih an Increase In reserve of $;t6,ry4,&uO. compared with lust week, when a deficit In reserve of $7,&3U,S&tl was reported, iiikoit.rioN- Hi:iMkin BAN Klt,NCISCO, Muy 1. AI) Culilornia. Vucklug corporation earned approximately 12.3l u shure during the year epditig Feb ruary I'h, itijii. the annual nport made public yesterday . showed. Kurnlngs u shure in l'Jl!4 were $12.08. 0 We Buy for Less We Sell for Less ' Work Shirts-lOur heavy chambray work shirts , 39c ' Semi Dress Sox Two pair ' . 15c Our heavy grade f J I a V II waisi uveraus, re- i inforced and riveted II on every oini $1.19 New York Store DESTROYERS OF HIGH PRICES SUNDAY VAUI)KILLK : ' Introducing the ; - "Six Jolly Jesters'' 1 In a Sitxaphonu Uuvuo .1 - .