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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1926)
'V t Wednesday EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER F EMil McGregor Golf New Diamond r and Fancy Stripe Patterns $1.75 to $3.50 Westenhaver & Gilbert .' Store For Men ft- I-OIITI.AMI I.IVI'TtK'K jf I'OHTl.A.NO. '"' 'uno AI" .a-Cuttlu nominally stcudy; no re- fi-JplK. . : , , f .Hogs .nominally sti-udy; receipts c4f (mostly drlvc-lns on contract), g vtihrcu iloinliiully s.cady; j-cccipls Son fconl met .'-'- ' a.1, u-juj'-tt- -i-'-' , . .. - EGG PRICES CLIMB TODAY I'CIUTIjAMI. Ore.. Juno 2. (Al) l-'reuh 'K(f values hurts ro fol lowliiff tlx; upward trend In tin eastern iiiurkeU uh other count cen ter nre tending lower. The ile iiin nd for lop grade cskt la firm und the offer tiitftf ftoiiitwliut ttmu.ll crt .; - i . . ... - . Kxtro find f I rw h nrc tin a rent on the tMry txeliitnifw ut 29 and 28 rents rcHectlvry. Medium and current recelpta . held at for mer level. Ihiyem are offering wlitiper 25 cent for ' receipt crk delivered I'ortland with 'the ex t'huiiffe iiuotallnn al 20 con Ik. Medium are Mt III lift 1 at 24 cenlK. J'fu'iric co:im1 white; extras huvt n'uelied the 4 ci'iit level on the Nnw York mnrket with 'irndhiK on txi Miong UhhIh On the other ihe ' Chimin market Is easier. At Han j I'YaiU'Ueo, I .on Angi'leu and Seattle prleeB range from ',4 'to lb cent I lower. j HtoniKe holdings are gradually I Inereablnu' all over tin country. I Ittitter l iieltttiiuctl. ; i The lot'.il hiitler market i nn. eluuwd. With the arrival of warm weather the usual amount of off ((Utility butter It heliur i.nssed on to the eoDHiiitn-r at tho rulliiK prices on heat urade ptoek. Ktor uk? operation uImj continue hrl.sk with 47 lu pound more added to local holding yesterday. IJMIe chunk'' is shown In the live poultry market. A shipment of voiiDf white pekln duekH lu being held at n renin on the street. IN- Market A of the Day fSEARCHEBS TO i CIHOAUU UltAIN Wheal: )Hii High luw VUrM July .......... IMJi I3J I :!.'.; i 3BY, Kept 1.11 y, tX2 131 131 IH-V. ...... .:.AXriY, t3i IM i3l iiiiiti.m) h iii:at 1'UltTLANU, Ore.. June 3. Al') Whtal IIBU. hard while. nurd while, blueatcm. buart, federation tl.H; Hon white, western while 11.30; hard winter, northern spring S1.J2. , ' " Today's our receipts: Wheat 52; hurley 1; flour I; corn 6; oats li hny 2. '. - . , , v ..- i,iyi:iu-ool win: at I.IVBI'.rooU' Juno S. (Al1) Close wheat lo'Ukd hlBher; July I la 2d; Oct. 10 6ttd. This is the. Age of Tipe T written Business Letters Nowadays, to command , respectful atten tion from the individual or firm to which ft business letter is written it is necessary that your correspondence be done in the neat, legible manner that only a Typewrit er makes possible. 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If you will do this we have no doubt of your verdict on this wonderful new health science that is now being brought to the attention of suffering hu manity everywhere. You can learn more by making a call at my office. F. L. TRIBE, D. C. Ph. C. I'UONIi liMMV (I'ulnior (irmlmilp) New 1-ulrj lUilg. Office Hours: I to 6; T to I S H.E R.R Y.S Last Showing Tonight The Fighting Edge With KENNLT1I JIAKLAN And PATSY KITH JIILLEK A hero who whs Spanish until he got into a scnuiipc then he was Irish ! Comedy - "Defective Detectives"' ' v- "MIKE" COJUNG SUNDAY , I'MICAUO CANII rillc'AfVO. Juno s. AI') f'usli: Wheat No. S red !1.4K'4; No. t hard 1 .4 1 ',4 i ll.CS. Corn No. 2 mixed US 70c: No. 2 yellow 704 i 71o. Oats No. 1 while 4uc; No. 2 white 4UViii'40'.4o. Itye No. 2 SKVic. Ilaliey flSlij 73c. Tllliothy tMj'd-r-$4lB.7l. t'tover s'ed $12J Uird IHI.15. ICIIik 1 T.60.- lieilles I8 ST. ' Oregon Cranberry Men Announce Market Plans ASTOItIA, Ore.;' June . A1') J. H. DelllnKcr, prmldent of the laelflc Cranberry Kxchance coop erative, with heacliiunrtern ut As toria., announced today the Oregon cranberry Krowern tare irolnir to nutrkrt their crop alone this year instead of Joining with the Wash ington growers, oh In the patt. The Washington growers have with drawn from the exchange nnd will sell through two jobbing concerns. The Oregon growers will 'market their product through thu exchange and they expect to produce up. proximately forty cars. It is ea. tlmated that the I'aclflc const crop this year will be about the same as last, 125 cars. - USEDrHE t sU A VTfltM LU IitnA A IJt KoUowem of Aimeo Kemplu Mc- I I'herwn. firm in tne beilif of the death of their leader nnd undaunt ed by 15 days of weary nnd vain aeareh of the beach wheru the Angelus Temple evangelist wan lust seen swlniimn?, today fur the iirai lime appcaieu 10 uynauuiu nci FIND IT HERE Cawf for thM coiama mm Wheat Prices Average Lower Despite Rally ClIirAtiO. June 2. (Af) splie h vtroiiff rally which aecom punled renortM or crop deteriora tion In purl of KfiiiRitt and NelmM ka the wheat market today aver-ft-d lower uh a result of pentlHlent Mpoculntlve Kelllntf. Kxport de mand for North AmerleJin wlieii w.ih more active wlli Kilet eHti mntcd ua liiKh ua l.jrti.ou bushel, hlefly f.'nnadlan. UkIU to heavy frost waif Indicated for thu north weft. , Wheat clotted uiiftettled to IHc net lower; corn M to c up; oatM it Vc declliH! to Ul- tuh'anee uud lirovlHloiiM varylnT from Gc de cline, to Hie tfaln. ioim..M I'icoim i : I'fHlTI.ANO. Ore.. June 2. (Al') Kkk Top urailes cent lilfrher. Current reivlpts SSe; fre.sh medium 22c;J fM'Hh Htnndnrd flrb 2ic; fresh standanl extras 27e. Itulter steady, lxlra cubes, city nHc; atandarda 38e: prime flivtw :i7'.4o; flrntn :t',4; prints 4Ie; cur- loim 4 l'e, I Milk Htendy. Herd churning cre'inif 'Jc per pounu net Hhlppern trncK in xonn 1. ('renin ili'llvend lort- i"d 41o per pound. Itnw milk f4 per et'iit) $2.20 cwt. f.o.b. Portland. Poultry Htendy. Heavy heua 25e; iKht liMifiie; broilers, while i'JV 20c; di. colored up to 2(c; oitnt white ihiek SOc. , I'ahtltH'y Miltft, ft-GO per ruck. Onion ipilel. t.7fii 2. SA KltANV.S(, June 2. fAl1 t. tf. Iliirenu Atrrieiilturul Kco- nomlcH) There wn-i practically not "If-infcf in the poultry market to ilay. and piiccn were steady. There Ik a K"od demund for till iimdcM of youujf Mock brollera and fryern movlm? actively and both U-horna and colored breeds. Msprciw r- rclpUH were com para lively Usht while truck receipts were fairly heavy. . in rn:itr.vr SAN KI'ANVI.SCO. June 2. (AP) Itutterfat f.o.b. tiii KmnelMco 44 cents. celptM of oilier Hm of poultry ure about Kiirftclimt to fill local re lufreniriiN. Arrivals of country dre.HNed calves were liberal on Front street today and tho iivarket vb depressed. (Commission men were uuidlntr 15 to KS rents on eludee ilaht veal hut the buycra were Indliferent an umiat when a Tew ealxes arrived on the- - Hlrin-t. IIokv remain scarce and firm ut 20 tiJM1, renin for the best. . ItcrrUu were wtrain lu liberal sup. ply on the early irrower market today and prieoa easy. Itiwt Im proved ( ireuou h t r a w b o r r I e a brought $2 to $2.25 11 crate. Hasp berriea went tit $2.2R to f2.5 and Ionium n( $I.5m to $1.75 a crate. i'heriir's here hard to move at fle rents on blaek varieties and pie cherries with Uoyal Amies up to 7e a pound. MAftKCTtf Poultrr (Hvp welicht). HpriiiK friea 26U30c. Heavy hena 22c lb. Medium hens 16c. lb. l.iKht hens 14c lb. fitapa Sc lh. No. 1 live turkeys 22o lb. J-'loiir, Hard Kedcratlou (hard wheat) 7.S DIM. r ;.' Koft wheat 17.60 bbl. LA GHAMIK UK-TAIL MAHKCTTS l'oultry. Bp ring fries 50c lb.- ' Hens kuc lb. Mvmifl and Wsh. ' Beef bo.l in&lSlWs lb. ' Chops and steaks 26c la Balmon (strictly fresh) 860 lb. Halibut 38c lb. IMlry. Iird 10 lbs. 1.95; 6 lbs. $1.00. Butter, crcantcry 4uo lb.; I6c a roll ' ' KffKS 30 i 35c do. - ; . ' Cheese 40c lb. " Honey, conb-SOc lb. ' Veeetublci. New potatoes 10c lb. Potatoes 5c tb. (small quanti ties); $4.40 for 100,1b. lot. Btrlnff beans 26c lb,, California green p(.a 12c lb. Home grown asparagus 16c lb. Carrots 10c bunch, 3 for 25c. Parsley 10c bunch. Heels 2 bunches 17o. Green peppers -60c lb. New cabbage Oc lb. TurnlpH 2 bunches 15c 1 Wax onions 2 lbs. 26c. Hot house lettuce 36c lb. Hood Itlvcr Lead lettuce 15c head. ; I Hpiniich 2 lbs. .for -15c. ' Jiadlshes 60 bunch. Green onions 6c bunch. Klgiu hot hoti so tomutoca 46c I lb. Cucumbers 15c each. Fruits. 'I Walla Wullu and Milton ttruw berrlea 16c box. Hood Itlvcr strawberries 20c box. j-' Gooseberries (grown locully) - 10c lb. Cantaloupes ISc each. Waternielaus 6c lb. Cherries 15c lb. lthuharb 6 lbs. 25c. Apples 6 IbS. for 264. Yellow Newtown apples 3 lbs. 25c. . . . HanunHs 15c lb. l.cmons 45c dos. Oranges 69 to 89c dos. Grape fruit 190 each. 81 ijt sr. Cane sugar 9.b& for 100 lbs. Gasoline Gasoline, regular, retail 27c fa I. , Gasoline, high tot, retail 86c ! , jvni; itiuii- Tlio new process for maklny wedding announcements Is perfect an aid in finding tho body ' which reproduction of engraving, at 1-3 they bellow is hold by tho sea. " ,cost- NcIsm IVtntlm? Co. Captain Kred Henderson, dep sea IXSI ItAM'i: COMPANIES PAY NKW YUllK IMraders and spectators were not the only ones whose enjoyment of .Memorial day was marred by rain. Insurance compaine which underwrote loss es caused by ruin In cutting down attendance nt cntertiilumcntH esti mated that $7fe,nou will be paid out on rat n policies in New York and vicinity. TO ci.i;aii IIOADX m t'r'AI.O. N. Y. speaking of speedlm? automobiles, I'.u-y are go ing to be cleared from roads In the Adirondack niounlulns when Pnsldellt Coolldge establishes his summer white house at Paul Smith's. Many of them are rum runners, says Major Kugene Hub erts, dry administrator. I H NKW YOIIK. June : dollars, tiuixls: Ubirly Sits l-lberly 1st 4 ',s l.llierty ;d 48 Liberty Sd 4 "is Liberty 4th 4 Ss t '. S. Tr. ?imry 4 lit x . HON IIS. AI) I. S. ilotlars nnd tliirty-.seeonds of (Sates In $teni) lllt:h Low Close 5"! lou.iu leu.-J ivo.:s IS loj.'-'l 102.19 514 lmi.-x liin.56 : 131 tni.it line lol. It 4liS 103.6 ln.1.3 103.4 7 tos.fi ins.fi Where Roads Are Really Bad i 003 r. ii HcKti .ilmost unhHfvably tmd exwt in the t.i(on oil tild ares.-'m fouth tin Arkattfcis. Kuhird C Crsvrn. Kem Ut th Amftn-Bn Humane A'l-wmiiun. h filed a i'Wl wpori dealing with the hnNhn-s Midutl by the mules who hat to pull nade-ns oer them. Thu pict;tt- hos one tram bofijcd in tht soft mud r the rwUty Cmven deciarcs n fa'v !) ctn UK this. in hrt ua . ... ...... ...... .. . . ... ,.r ..yyyyyy. uiver. ucting under tho direction of Mrs. Minnie Kenendy, inoiher of Mrs. Mcl'hereon. made prepara tions to blast heavy beds of , kelp today at L'nstle Hock, five miles north of I ho point where the rcll gious workur vanished.'. . i Thy , dynainttintf .jijius v, differ fi-oin'llle frenxled attempts of Mrs. Mcl'hcrMin's folloyvcrs to usu .ex plosives In (ho first few hours Tol luuiu'g hero dlsappcarunco when police were forced to Interfere.-, to protect beach and pier properly. Captain Henderson Is of thu 'Opin ion that dynu4nite would not us ually ue.clfecUvc in bringing a, body lu the surfucu . in tho surf but thai it wuuld aid if a body hud been curried by ,lue current into' the heavy kelp , beds of . Castle lioek. .' Nun lo ArrUc at Kccnn Another of Mrs. Mcl'crson' family is due to -arrive here -today with the coming, of Itolplr ' Mc'-. I'hcrsou. the evangelist's 11-year- old son, who will Join his half sis ter In the vigil- that .awaits the solutloB of his mother's disappear ance. The boy has been taken from' the IMcnsant's ranch, near Winters, Cal., lo avoid ' the investigators who have been keeping 'watch then1, Mrs. Kennedy said. ComurenUng. 'on .' reports, t'h.nt. Mrs. Kennedy tvaa bringing Itolph here to institute ' Hdoplloh " pro ceedings lo forestall a move on the purl of the boy's rather, - Harold .Mel'herson, of Oculu. Klu., Mrs. Kcn-.-ndy vild she -untiel pitted no such aetlon-liy Ihe- father. : She .tnid that If ho should make a move In lhat direction site will net to offset it. The father's motives, ror such action would be bused' on the belief thai itolph would in herit considerable money and pro- M-i'ty if his mother's death Is es tablished, Mrs. Kenendy mid. aim iielared that neither of the two children "will receive very much, but will al-.vays be welt cured for." IHvoifc Au.rcciiK.-m Cmil -!-3t 43c C'HII.DHK.S'H 19c BATHING HI' ITS Norton's Kiddy Shop" -31 '" OUI TL'-lC DAM'K Uugles' ball, Juno 2. Admission Sue - ' '. ,'-' S-1-2IP When, you want something nice In stationery ' in boxes or by the pound, also envelopes In any uuan itlty always at reasonable prices you will go to Mlverthorn-Wright's Tumlly drug, storo. : 6-27tf KOTU'K Iti. AVTU MIIVDItS I When you have the misfortune lib break a -nindshield or side gla.ss. taka your car to Itlcharduon, "The Art Man" at' JMchardson's Art & tltrt Shop and have it fitted with ,s I finest Belgium Non-Shatter 1'lafe. ...ij'lnest quality, prgtup .service, and the right price always ut ltlc.ard lJkn' Art,:- Gift tlhop.; iC-l-J J ltunyan Signs.. Main 645. E-Stf i. lluyAVilson's vegelablo und flow !Pr plants at Mrs. K. 8. NorrhV. 1529 Jeff. ,. - j 6-1-at . 9c-T-;HILiIIK.VH 4!lc . . ." BATIIINO HI'ITH - ' ' forton Jylduy Shop 0-2-31 KeoMtltciihia, pie-uh-uc, batto-i tiorum KkVI-t Shop. ' ' 10-1 -t( ltunyan Signs. Main C4S. 6-Stf . ' Sckool f-undi now available for farm loans In Union County. Bee H, B. - Di.'.on, - IMIejr Building, La Grande. Ore. 2-ltf ;:'nunyan Signs.' "Main 645. B-Stf prry sundaes, ice cream or slier liH, tie a pint, 60c a quart. Oooil Al Ihe time Mrs. Mcl'hcr.ion was 'koine cooked hot dinner each day sued for divorce, she agreed not to contest It if she wit.), allowed to Keep the child. Mrs. Kennedy said. kt 11:30 to 2:H0 p. in. Light lunch l(t.;-lll.p..ui. Sllvurthoro-Wrli.-ht'i. family drugstore. 6-27tf REFORMED CHURCH GOES ON RECORD FOR PROHIBITION ';' - f ' .'.' rilit.AHKI.rHIA. 'June !.'!) i-'l'he jfeneral. Hjrnod of - t ilie furiurd church in Hie U. M. :sfb'od in favor of prohibition today and against any attempt to modify the eighteenth, amendment or the Vol sleitd act even to the extent of per mitting the manufacture und sale of nines iind beers of1 ' 'slightly, -.-renter utcohollc content than at present allowed by law. ( In n resolution r adotted last night. It wan declartd tliat even pai-tliil -'nrorcement of lite eirh leenth amendment has proved a rn'Ht bleiu-iiig to thouaiind.t of tn dlvlduiils. AL the same time the Hynud expre.-s-i--d disapproval of the st a ml recently taken by two class es of the 58 In the general synod which deellired lhat prohibition' was contrary to Hie spirit of tho lllble. . i . ItEMKMIII'lt . When you need bruakfa-it and dlnnerwarti you .will find 21 open stock patterns of the lutesl destena hfroiu whlcii to make a selection, ut lllchurdson s Art & Olfl Shop. .... '-.. '-. - 6-l-2t TJT I RATION-WIDE Tf )) MSTfTUWAf' V L mr.PAUTMENT STQR1 108 Depot Bt; Ui Cnat,' Oi :' j .' ; " ' u r ; '' - - ' New Printed Crepe Frocks ; Another Opportunity to Save '; From little'Fwk ot fhis : kind, you will lfi en joyable wer tremendous ly .low cost I Of silk and cot ton crepe in fashionable prints. In the'Cdrrent ; , , Popular Style -fe. Pleasing to wear all thru the summer ; cool and suitable for wear at many occasions. Priced, :, . : ' .' Ii i'!: i. ooy so many can bp qulcjcly cured by using lhat new preparation for eczema at (1.00 a bottlo sold timy by Kilvcrthorn-Wrlght's family drug store. . ' ' ; ' ' C-27tf ltunyan Signs. Main 646. S-8tf 40e CIIILDIIKNH 4!lc MATH I NO SUITS Norton's Kiddy Sliop HICYt KlliSt l'irewoi-ks are here. Kiddle's Sloie, Island City. - '6-2S-6t ltunyan niuus. Main 645. S-Stf Kuuyuii wigns. Main 645. 6-81 iioxwooo. T.argo loud boxwood delivered In Lu Grande, S6.00. Call I. B. Men- efeo Lbr. Co., Lone Tree. . 4-Stl llburiil supply1; Tew" carlj- sale Uiidy lo weaty; mostly to ahlppere market now low: bidding 10 Ho) lower; early top matured '.stcersf SI0.60: sio.40 paid by Indiana tin, Ishers for hlglj tiuallty ftght montkt fed 1470' pound bullocks; yearling: hclferx sharing1 tlccilne;-fat 'cow steady; bulls around steady on bet? tur grade fat lambs.y .. Hlicep Itccclpts , 12.000; . askltift ui'Qunii steady on better grade fat" Ininbsi Indications lower, on others and fat sheep:-', very., little', donei early;- no strictly: choice. - yearling wethers. offered;. -one. part load lo outsiders 16.60; fully steady. . ; Kczema or skin troubles Hint nn- I'lllt'AW) l,IVI::iTOCK.l'.,., CHH'A(M). June 2. (Al V. H. ietiarlment of Agriculture) Hogs , l!,.,.it,lu II null ulrinv in Mil.'. higher: big packers inactive; 240''? 226 pound butehei's largo $13.f)5t7 : 314.10: majority good and choice 210 pounds down $14.151 $14.36; top 14.40.' I l-attle Iteceipls 13.000; both' yi-iirllnpi nnd weighty- steers In Wealthy Widow Would ! :.. ,'1.: Wed Agaiii "Now that iny stomach" lrou'bl has all disappeared (Slnco :taljlng( u course of "Mayr's". I would cvei. .cojisidei::.gctUns jiUVrt'yl again. I ciinnol tvll you. Iiqw,- terribly I' stirrerr-U' Imforo" taking -thHr great remedy."- It Is. a -sipiple--harmless preparation , that removes the ea-. tnrrhal mucus from the .Inlestlnul tract and allaya.thn; ..Inflammation' Which cat.ses practically all stom- itch, liver and Inteallnal ailments.; Including appendicitis. . One dono will, convlupe-or. money refunded. At all druggists Adv., , i Daughter of Portland . Judge in Elopement I'llllTI.AN'l). June ' 2. (Al') I'Vi ldii KtHdter, fourteen-year-old .ii.n.-i.t..,- nr i.-i-,.,! w. Htadter. mun- lelpal Judge of I'ortland, who elop ed yesterday with 'Uleoiore l. ISlirirs. I'ortlnnd boy. Is being sought by hT father today. The coupte oblalneu a iiuirrnise lli-i-ns- In Hillsboru yesterday af ternoon nnd were married by a Justice of Hie peace. The girl "gave her age as eigh teen In the llcensl application. They li ft on their honeymoon Im mediately after the ceremony nnd wi n- reuortcd to have started for Clules I'n-ek. near Hlllsboro. FKl'IT NKW YORK. June. 2. (API Lvnpoiutcd apples steaxly; prunes unlet: apricots scarce: peaches senii-e: heps steady. 10 Years Ago Today i:d. Ilouek bowled a per fect game at tin- Club alleys. I''cv attain this goal. Yet all try for pt-rf'-cl scores. How is your scoro for wilting home? How long since the folks laid a let ter? ike our window of KIM'. STATION KIIY SIIKAI'I'l'.lfS UI'KTIMfc IXH'.VTAIN I'LXS --and nil the nit'dK for M-t-p writing. Silect the best liiMterials. LiStLDruiCov Tremendous Volume Permits A Tremendous Stock Many of our customers often express surprise' at. finding in -our regular stock items of hardware that are not xisually car-, ricd in the average store. More and more, people are realizing - ' that their hardware needs are satisfied more completely here " than could normally, be expected. . -.. .-..w..w.v,. Our superior stock is made possible because of tho tremend ous volume the store enjoys the large and varied demands that are made on our service. But the stock is also due to our desire to give a superior service in the hardware line, to be ablo to give you what you want without bothersome delays and inconvenience. , The. best known brands in the country arc featured regularly s and our own guarantee is a part pf every purchase you make. 1 Come in or phone when we -can be of service. . ' ' W.H. Bohnenkamp Co. "Superior Hardware You Can Ccl It at Cohncnkanip'sn N
