La Grande evening observer., June 07, 1926, Image 8

,.v TO.rir. Monday. June ?, -1926.
Vr i I. it
Tho NEWEST
PANAMAS
, . Just out of the pack
ing cases and new as the
season itself are these
finely woven Panamas.
You'll wear such a
Hat, not for one or two,
but three and four sea
sons. They're very economical.
Westenhaver
& Gilbert
Store For Men
GRAIN ADVANG
E
CHICAGO. June 7. (AT) Willi
I wheat udvunccd to Sc. above prices
prevailing ut one time lust. week.
The chief Hliimiliia wus report h of
sevcro crop damage from drouth fn
Kansas, the spring wheut states al
so sending complaints of dry
weather und high wind. Further
deterioration wo. looked for In
Kniisu. unless ruins conn soon.
Market Aeutt of the Day
CHICAGO (ilUI.V
Hlicul: Open High If I'losr
July 141 l3J4 111 Ul!4
Kipc I :i 04 isfHt tastf t:m
Doc, ish t:wy, iiik ia54
i'okti.ano wiir.vr "'
rOHTLANI). Ore., Juno 7. (Al')
Wheal: I1I1U. Iwrd white, soft
white, western whltu $1.4": hunt
white, bluestcni, baart. federation
f l.3'.t; linrcj wtntt-r. norihern tuning
(1.32; western red ll.ao.
UVDKI'OOI, WIIKAT
MVKItl'OOU June 7. (Al')
("lose whi'iit 1 Vj to l'Hil highcr;
According to trade report cur-, juiy j), 6!41: Oct. 10a til.
rent pcrc s.jiiiu.euu ucnn in
Oregon Butter in Use
In Frisco, Los Angeles
l'OltTI.AN'll. On.. June 7. AI')
Him Knniciw-'O unil l.o Angeles
were lii'nvy users of Oregon but
Iit during tin- month Juki parsed.
In fm't II wus III" liberal shipping
movement lo California that main
lulncd values In the local market.'
Jlinl It not been for III': southern
otitlil. tin- local marki no doubt
would have sagged under lie heavy
production and eurly season.
'rh"flny City market impended
mi Oregon for I lie bulk of her out
side supply. Approximately 44:1.-
Hell, Kills, Clove, l.ogan and Kcolt
couiilh-s, mid other Kansas coun
ties nortli of these -wheat as a
whole Is not iiiueli better than u
heed buck crop.
Nearly all ri'lils liavo larife fired
spots, with the leaves' curling on
tho remainder, and the crop de
teriorating fllsl. -
Nebraska wheat, wiit of mist
ing and Houth of I'latte, Ih nlso re
ported n total failure, Through
out Northeastern Nebraska drouth
effeeta are likewise Muted to be
uliuuuul.
APRICOTS AND
TOMATOES GO ON
PORTLAND MART
I'OHTI.AN'H. tire., Jilllc 7. (AC)
Anionic the team truck arrivals to
day' were a Nir each of apricots and
tomatoes. The tomato market lt
firmer with moHt of Urn off-quality
I Block that bus glutted tho street
CIIH'AfiO 'ASII
CHICAGO. June 7. fAI') Cash:
Wheal No. 2 red I.5H; No. 2 hard
l.r,4i fl.Kf).
Corn No. 2 mixed 72'4f73c;
No. 2 yellow 7 2 14 ( 7 3 -lie
finis No. 2 white 41!i42,4e;
No. 3 white 41 Ir 41.
Uye No. 1 01 f.
Hurley 6711 i 73c.
Timothy need 6 4( !.75.
Clover aei-il 1 2 $28.
CIIICAfiO I.IVKNTOCK
CIIIIII'AtKI. June 7. A I" I. H
Department of Aixrleulture) IIokh
Iteeelpt 3S, una; fairly aetlve. 10
m 3f.c hlKlivr: nioHlly Io hIiIpimtk;
Mitall killera and yard traderH; hulk
24U4I .ItTi pound IniN'herH I4
$14.50; majority Rood nnd ehoiee
j::h poiimlH down $14. 5D'i 114.76;
top H.8r.. ,
Catlli Keei'lpta 21.O00; ni itured
Hte nt anil ehoiee yeaiilnKH Hteady;
latter ewpeelally lollf? yearllllK? very
n'aree; otiierKradea little ehanited;
ealtle weak to 1 Re lower; best
heavies (to. Ml; yearlliiKH $10.25;
bulk $11. "fill $10; feeders nearce.
.,1 pouiios wrro . '"""ijuHnut,,,, lult f, w days now ralrly firm; rat eows moslly steady; veal-
hui Hlale. Montana was the near- ... ..... ... ... . ......... .
Well cleaned up. IHKM hiock is 111 its uneven; Hieaoy lo .nc lower;
demand wnd prices are firmer on
Intu arrivals; $2.76 to $3 "m is"
mid $3.7.1 per Iiii repacked.'
- New potatoes ure cheaper lit 3c
jreiiernily, altlioimh some of the
houses are still holding nt 3' ce nts.
tills Male, Montana was the near
1st contender lo Oregon, nhlpplnif ,
1611,3011 pounds to Kan Kianclsco.
Ixis Anireles urj d 4:i4,64'poiind8 -br
OreBon butter durlni; May. Tho I
hirKcst part of her outside supply, I
liowcvcr, was obtained from Idu-
IIO Willi uirrni w-cuiiu. .. ,rU, ,il..ls wllh
ormon ''J't;i;r,"'i;;,','",r I priced mKlnB,,ll the way from $2
to $.'.25 per htimlred.
I rii.lMl(tn hriiiMi-H lire niinltni' hinl
lOltTI,AM IJfT(K K.
POItTI.AMJ. Ore.. June 7. (AD
Cattle Hlow to 25c lower; receipts
rut I in 2490. (&K0 thronRh; calve
320. Ht'MTH, jrood-mcditim f 0.85
a i $X; common $641 $6.85; canncrs
und cutters 8teern $5i$6; liclfeni.
common and nu'dium 94.&Ufif $6.75;
cowm, common and medium i ft
ti;i cannen and cut tern $2 $($4;
bulls, jfood beef (yeurltngs exclud
ed) hdt $6; common to medium
(canncra and boIoffnaK) $4 $5;
calvew, medium to chotco (milk
ivAa excluded) $7. Soft $9; cullrt and
common $5,504 $7.50; vinlers, me
dium to choice $ $10.50; culla
and common $6Q$9.
Kokh steady to 25c up: receipts
2420 (45(f direct or throiifrh).
Heavy weiffht (250 lo 350 Ihs.).
medium, good und c ho lets $13.50 61"
$13. 5; medhini welKhtn (200 to
350 lb.), common, medium, (food
und rholeo $ I i (r( $ 1 5.75; lltfht
weight (lf0 to 20ll lhn.), common,
medium, good imd choice $I5.25'
$15.75; lipht lk'ht (1H0 to 20 IIim.)
common, meillum, Kood und choice
$15 $15.75; packing 1iok (rough
and smooth) $ 1 1 to $ 1 3.50; slaiiRht
er plf?w (00 to 13 lb,) medium,
good and ehoiee $14,506 $15.25;
feeder unil Htocker plw (70 to lao
IbR.), medium, good und choice $15
01 $17.
(Ho ft or oily hoxn und roii-stlng
pit's excluded In above quotations)
Sheep steady to 50 higher; re
ceipts 22R5 (202 direct or through).
IaiiiiI.m, medium to choice $1 1 it $IS;
lambH, cuIIh und common 9t $11;
eHrIing wether, medium to choice
$X.50',ri $10; ewea, common to
choice $4 t $5.25; culltt Olid cilll
mm $2fi $4. '
I'OItTLAM l'ICOIl( i:
I(ltTI,ANI. lrc. June 7. (Al)
V'.kks steady. Curnmt receipts
24', fie; rren)i inedhim 23c; freHh
Htundard rlmtu 2Gc; freh sttindard
extriiB 27c. ,
Htitter Hteudy. Kxtru cuIicm, city
of cheeoc to Mm Kouthern atule.
'ulro Iiuh more Jewelry
1 linn uny other elty of it
In the world. The native elllivr
bury their saving in the earth or
Invest them In Jewelry.
inoHtlv $ 1 2 f,i 1 S to pacher; oul
liler $i;i(,l $tg.fih. - ' 'r s
Hheep '- Itecoipt $?2.0i0; futt
nalivc upward lo $1S.50; choice I 3"Jc: indiinl 38c; prime first
Idaho held above $19; few com- , J7c; lriite 3,1 prints 4 lc; car
mn OilUornla lambs to killers "V? , . ,
3!)c per pound net shipper's track
CAPIT
SEES
. FISTIC FRAY
WAKlIlNnTON. June 7 AP).
An exclianee of blows, -.Ihoj
throwing of an Ink well and a
Klaus of water, occurred today at
tho cupltol III a fight between
Iteprcscntutivo Itankin, democrat,
Mississippi, on one side, and Com
missioner 7'rederlck A. Kenning,
of tho district of Columbia, anj
his counsel,' I'Vunk J. llogan, on
the other. . t
The encounter was . Htased be
fora. the house judiciary comuilt
tee, where an Investigation of Mr.
running's administration . Is under
way. .
Mr. llogan recited a slislit In
jury above the left temple, but the
participants were separated before
others were hurt. . ' -
Representative Itankin admitted
the throwing of the Ink well, llo.
Ran the throwing of tile glass of
water, and Kenning said he did
all in his power to reach Itankin
with his fists but was unsuccess-
iui. IIMHI.UI B.1IU some uuu nu .
struck him, and that lie thought)
It was Kenning.
The fight was precipitated when
Itankin becume angered over an
interruption by Hogan to his line
of questions.
FIND
IT
HERE
Copy fur III la column uiust
lie in by t:UO a. m.
Pinner will bo served lo the
public by tho ladies of the Clirbt
tlan church in. tho dining room.
Wednesday'. June 9 from 11:30 to I.
Plate 60c. , . 6-7-2t
Wnoti you want something nice
In stationery In boxes or by liic
pound, also euvelopca In any quan
tity always at reasonable prices
you will go to Hllvertliorn-Wrlglit's
family drug store. 5r27tf
' June loth last day to pay your
water rent without a penalty. 6-7-31
- HcmMiU-JiIng-. itloaliiijr, button
holes, ctv. Morton's KklUy KlHip.
10-14tf
. SNAI'I'Y.
The most beauliflll line of Jin
nerware ever shown In li Clrunde
la now on display at Richardson'
Art. & dirt Shop. Kcts ranging in
Keprescntutlvo Itankin Is acting $" from $.96 ,lo $75 for 4 2
10 Years Ago
Today
Postmaster E. E.
Bnigir leaves tonight for
the Rose. Show,
They all come back
To La G rondo to visit,
and to the L. & L. for
Drug Store Needs. Mr.
Bragg paid us a visit
Friday.
: Here Is one you need
to lake advantage of. A
Special Lot
TOOTHBRUSHES
All Priced at 25c
Throw away the worn
out vcitcan and give
your teeth a treat.
L. &L. Drug Co.
$14.75; severu loads detdruble ChM
rr.rilhi feeders .steady at $l3.50!i
$ia.xr: odd lot Tut ewes upwanl
to $(f.6't; steady;, several touds
potiinl. High hog prices ure re- y-iirlingH on sale; no strictly choice
Hponsllde for the advance. v Koim
lines of skinned hums ure f met Ion -ally
higher but no general advame
has been iikiiIc us yet Oil. hums and
hucons.
Ilefry Supplies Seunt.
Kerry supplies on the enrly grow
ers innrket Mtrnduy wercennt uud
of pnor iiiallli due to tbr prevail
ing lint weather. Trice wero ful
ly mulntutiteil and the market
cleaned up on u firm basis.
The few stm wherries offered
handy Wrights Included;
upward to $10.50.
odd lots
Fill IT
TAX PIIA1K'. June 7. (AI)
Apples: lloxes. nleti from stor
aget r'ntlforniu Newt owns, fancy
and 4 tier S 1.7ft $2; Oregon
ami Washington: Arkansas Ilaek,
exlra fancy $2.50i $2,75;.fancy $2
t $2.25; Newiowns. extra funey and
fanny $21 $2.50: r grade $I.75 $2.
Harriett: Itaspbtrrle $1 to $l.:io
went at $2.25 to $2.50 with a few J crate; b'ai ltberrles (Ceres) 25 lo
eniteH of faney Marshulls bringintrj drawer; WatKonvllle 75cA'$l
$2.75. ltuspberrhs went generally ; crate: slre.wborri-s t0fii 7,'ie. few
around $2, 50 and louuns at $1.25 to:i"o dravu-; Watsonvlile 75Cf$l
11.50 ii crate. There were no j diuwer.
blackcaps to speak of on the early j Chefrhs: ttoynl A linen 7 to 12c
n.nrket mid the de' ii or v crates lb.; Dings 0 to Klc; smull. low as
snlil cpilckly al $2.75. 'urrunU ' tic.
went at $l.fio to $1.75 ami goose
berries at 4 lo AVi cents per pound.
Wall Street, Dull;
I Prices Irregular
XKW VOUK, June 7. (Al')i:-tri-me
dullness charueleri.id to
day's wloek market with priee
moeiueiit Irregular but mosl ly
higher. Total sales ban-ly exrfed
eil half a million shares In the first
three hours of trading or about
one-half of Hie volume in the
coporaltng period oil J-'rhlay.
OREGON FOREST
FIRE IS NEARLY
UNDER CONTROL
SHERRY'SI
TODAY And TOMORROW
11
Mi;il(Htl, Ore., June 7 (AC)
With many fire Mghtcrs at wor k
a forest fire In the H'sldyou moun
tains mar Pilot llock. wllh a slx
htlli' front and clrcuiuference of
f.n miles. Is expected to be put
itnder control by this '-venlng, ae
coK'ing to Pixtrlct Kin- Wtinb'n
r. T. I.owd. The flames iire
in'roylng u luavy stand of tiuiher
1 in addition to t he usual thl"k
t brush. The fire 1 the outgrowth
I of a grass blac that coiiimeiic-d
I out h oi llorndrooU M-vt-rat uus
I ago.
Dr. Holland Speaks at
O.A.C Commencement
MARSHALL N EI LAN'S
uproarious success based on his own story
I'OKYAM.IH. On-.. June 7 ( A I ' )
Two t hlngs eilutatlon. and the
o1kIi ud net, ai-e primarily re-
spoiiHlbli' lor tin nnuiiiic pros-
P rity of A rh-a. Dr. K. (. llol-
liiml, preHhlent of Washington
M ate eollegr, declared In an ad
diess nt (he commencement exer
eisi a of thti Oregon Agricultural
i co'letfr heie today.
MIK
IT 9
featuring the new wonder girl
Sally 0'Neili
with
FORI) STERLING, CHARLES MCRUAY
WILLIAM HAINES
Jlere is the greatest combination of laughs ami
gasps ever filmed! A railroad romance with
fun and thrills just tumbling over each other
and Mike, a girl who'll steal your heart away!
1
Also Showing f
"Mediiine Hat," an Indian Classic j
! CONDITIONS ON
UPGRADE, BANKERS
OF STATE INSIST
Tiait coudillons over the coun
try me Improving while prospects
I or Hit Immediate fit iure appear
bright wits the general tulk mmmg
the bankers who attended the sltiie
no ting at (trurhurt. Ore., last
wick. areoiMing lo H, K. 'oolldge,
of I he I .ii Oraade National bank.
.Mr. Cool It I ge, with T. J. Scroggln.
of the l ulled States National, und
J. T. Hutchinson, of l iiioli, re
lurmtl early today.
I ; I'mm conditions in (rgon up
I l -nr to In- Kitisitu-tory in nil sec
tions. Mr. I'ooiidiTv continued.
The bankers look Kith hope up
on the ed neat tonal campaign re
garding banking. finance unil
thrift that Is being carried on In
the state in cO'Operutlon with the
movement of the Amertcun Hunk
ers' us-toelallon.
Of all mi ni hers on the program,
the mot Interesting was prolmbly
I he lalk on "Itoy" by t'umerun
Iht U, priKonnrl vtipvrinlendent of
lite HIikK KxcbattKe, he said.
REGULAR rUKIIS
Kven ir u man Isn't his brother's
Ue-'P '. there ure times whcU be
thinks his brother needs om.
In Kone 1. Cream delivered Port
hind -411c per pound. Ituw milk (4
per cent) $2.2(1 cwt. f.o.b. I'ort
lund. Poultry steady. Kenvy hens 25c;
light 20V2ic; springs, while 2lc:
do. colored, up to 2c;. young-whlLv
ducks 30c. . i
Potatoes 11 1.50(f $2.
New polutoe Jl'ilZVjC lb.
Onions $1.7uAi $2.
ni n i ;n tat
SAX KltAN'CIKCU, June,;?. ()
llutterfut ..f.o,b Hun Francisco
ii cents. , 1
IiA (JltAXhK VHfIL:KAIiG
MAKKI7IS k
')'
t'outfry (live weight).
Spring fries SMSOc.
Heavy hens 22c lb.
Medium liens 1 Co lb. -
IJght hens J4c lb.
Stags Ho Ih.
No. 1 llvu turkeys 32c. lb.
, ,l''luiir. t
Hard Kedoratlou (hard wheal)
-$7.so bbl.
Soft wheut $7.60 bbl. :
a committee prosecutor In place
of Itcprcsenlative Blanton. demo
crul. of 'Ius who presented the
case against Kenning. ,'J'hc Inquiry
has been, directed especially
Into the treatment of Insane, wur
vi'ternns for whom Kenning was
acting us giiurdlan, ( , -Many
Heetatvrs.
The committcf! room was packed
with spectators who were thrown
Into an uuroar. The hurled Ink
well spluttered Ink over the wit
ness table,' the red plush ourp.d
and tt number of docuihents whlcli
had been brought out' for Inspec
tion. . ' : '
Hankln said lie understooif Ho
gan'a reference' to un untruthful
statement was aimed at him per
sonally, while u number of com
mittee members mid they under
stood It to apply to the .charge
thut hud been brought ugulnst
Kenning. 1
After Representative Dyer, re
publican. Missouri, had said he
considered Itankin hud' "treuted
this committee disgracefully" an 1
after Itankin hud uunounced he'
piece:. JI patterns from-which to
niuke your selection. G-7-21
I..." : r-r : .- I
IXi; VlsATK
easure to rhle behind
he fine Belgium . Non-Chatter
late Windshield, and Hide (11 an,.
fitted by Itlchardbon,. fThe Art ,
flan.' at ltlchurdson's Art &, Gift;
fhop. Prompt , service und right
rices, always. , 6-7-2t,
.. ; , . !
j un
I It Ih a plea
j. June Ihlh lust duy-'to puv-yotlr
water rent without u penalty. G-7-t
,1
in)
AfiATION-WIDElfV
. INSTITUTION"
.DEPARTMENT STOKES
108 Depot St, U Graadt, Or
A New Shipment Just t
Received
Our Full Fashioned Hose
In AU the New Shade
One of the favorite
hose number in Amer
ica is this 445 of ours
a full fashioned hose knit
of four ply silk with a f
fibre thread for strength!
Reinforced heel and
toe! ; The fit is simply
beyond criticism! And
the price, the pair I
Colors to fialcji and,
.harmonize '; W4tli :
chosen shades
suninier:
trie'
for .
1 KpL'Hul HHicdntr or Huii''t'liuplrr.
ho. 13, cailt'rf for 1' p. in. Tucwltiy.
for tht pprpoMU' of., conducting
ftinurttl ncrvlcca for our late Sister
Alinlra J. Curie.
' ily prjcr Of Worfhy Matron.
. . ; Klorcnce liacon. Sec.
'' ;.'".' ''. .': " . 6-7-21
ii ki:i:i' THIS I.N MIND
' When you ure In the market tor
illnncrware and : glawaro you
naturally think nt IMchurdson'.s
Art & Gin Shop, li Grandc'xj
MIHS llFTTrV OOUI1HAN
will take- niualc puHls for the
bu miner. Beirinners and Intcrmedl
ales. Kor further Informallon
phono S61-W. 6-3-5t
by BllverUiorn-Wright's
drug storo.
'family'
5-27lfi f
1IATIIING SUITS 4UO
Norton's Kiddy Shop
C-7-21
.- Juno inth IhhI day to pay your W
water rent wliou! a penalty. 6-7-3ti g
in (he lilnlrlct Court of tlio
1'nll'U Slates for tho DIMrlct of
Oregon. v
In the matter of J. F. Kllloll. ;
bankrupt.
To the creditors of J. K. Elliott,
wished to upoloci?.,! if his action
Irnd lil.M.,llcrr,.f,il Ih. n,ill. f " F'"'"' .--..
leu proceeded Willi business. ' ' J Ii
1 limn tilth Inut ilfiv In atiiii .
'Werrnnl wlll.oi.t a nennltv. Ii-7.:it I "'""i "'ey uuin.
j UI.UUCi UU'i
1 IO IC ICUHVIO u, v. ,.,v, ii
June mill last day to wy youror .;g. Lrnlon County. Slate and E
C-7-3t
j School Funds now available for
fnrm loans ill Union County. Bee
CHICAGO ''(AI').' Life
started the I!l2t; season vtth U
nerfeet record. Sixteen 'inen iin,l
boys, thrown Into Ijike Michigan 1 AG7
by Sunday squalls alopg the nctli
shore, all 'were' 'rescued. ' 'SVven
qf thein, thuuli,Mid to swim a
mile lo siiTely. They liliidn the
shore us hundreds watched, cheer
ing but unable to help.
2-lltf
THE HISTORY
KHAKI OCTING St'ITS j
3 TCI S..-.:..,......,.........., 1.S5 i
Age'S lo e .-. I.SS
Norton's Kiddy Shop
" .' . --7-St
. . noxwoou.. .
Iirgc toad boxwood delivered In
I.a Grande, (6.00. Call U B. Men
efoe Lbr. Co.. Ione Tree. 4-ltf
r Strawberry short cako, Htraw-
iierry sundaes, , Ice cream or sher
ict. 25c a pint, 60c a quart. Good
home cooked hot dinner each day
at 11:30 to 8.00 n. in. Light lunch
OF ELGIN, 0REJ at ':S0 m' Sllverthorn-Wrlghl's
June lolh last day to pay your
water rent without a penalty. 6-7-31
liiMlrlrl nfnresald. a- bankruut.
Notlco Is hereby given that tluA
said J. K, Klllott was duly wdjudi- H
cated bankrupt on Juno 4. 1921
and the first meeting of his crcu-.
Itors. wlll.ba held at tho offico of fc
11. k. Uixon, ltererec, 'iM. Grandf.',' K
Oregon, - on Saturday.. June 19lh.
l'J2'i. at 10 a. m. at which tlliK
credtlors may attend,' prove their
claims, examine the bankrupt, and If
transact such other business
inav liroiiurly come before said $
meeting. V
i If. IS. DIXON.
. - .. . Iteferoe.
(All claliiiN must be sworn to on
(Continued from Pflge 1)
Kczema or skin troubles that an
nov so munv can ho nulcklv cured
hv usinir that new nrcoaratlon Tor bankruplfy blanks before flliiifr.)
erzenia al $1.00 a bottle sold oiiiy ' ' ' ' ' . ' - " ' 6-7 -It
LA (iHAMU: ltl1 AIL MAKRUTS
I'oitltry.
Km! .ir fries 50c Hi.
Hons :t(in lb. . 1
Ment nnd KIkIi.
TWf boil 10ffM2l&c Ih.
ChopH und Bteiiks 2fo Ih
Salmon (Htrlrtly fresh) S8o lb.
Halibut 38c lt.
IiBlry.
IJird 10 lbs. $1.95: B lbs. $1.00.
U ii Iter, cruumery 45o lb.; 86c
a roll
Kkk It('i 3rc doa.
fhcosn Abe Ih.
llonuy, comb 30c lb. t 1
Vruetabir.
New polutoes 10c lb.
rotators fie tb. (nuiqII quantl
lies); H i fnr lao-lrK lot.
String iH'itns 25c lb.
Oilifornlu ?reen peiiH 10c lb.
Home Kown ufi'iiriiKiiH lfc lb.
t.'arrot8 lc hunch. 3 Tor 25c.
Parsley 1 0c bunch.
IteelK 2 huiH-he.s I rc.
New cabbuKe Be lb.
Tnrnlw a bunches 15c.
Wax onions Iflc lb.
Mot house lettuce 35c lb.
Home grown head leltuco 15c
head. '
Kpinarh 2 Ib.t. for 15c. .
Itadtslics 5c bunch.
Oreen onions 6c bunch.
KlKin liot hou.se tomutoua 45c
Hi.
Cut-umbera 15c cueh.
Fruits.
Home grown strawberries 3
boxes ITtc
I. na liber lies 2 boxen 23c.
Walla Walla und Milton trtruw
berrles ITh: box.
. Mood Itlver strnwberrlos 15c
box.
(loom-In rrles (grown locally)
tor lb.
OmtaloupeK l"c each.
Waternielond Sc lb.
therries 15c lb.
Khubarb fi lbs. 25c.
Apples k lbs. for XR.
Yullow Ncwlown upplea 9 Iba.
25c.
Hunnuas 15c tb.
Lemons 45c ilox.
OrnngM 69 to 89c dot
Grnpo fruit 19c each.
Kusnr.
Ouie siigur $.S5i $7.05.
(al I ne.
Oivollnfi, rep u hi r, retail 37c ithI.
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and horticultural Interests have In
creHHed. The clly now has a populutton of
ubout I MM), but during tho best
days of the lumber Industry. It hud
a population of not less than 16"(i,
and In addition to this cuch local
mill had a considerable settlement
at the mill.
The Importance of the city whs
ilIno enhunced by the fact that H
was the railroad terminus for
many years, and tho shipping
point Tor all Wallowa county pro
duels. Itefore the extension of tho rail
road there was a continuous
stream of freight teams 'during
good weather cuming rroni und go
ing to Wallowa county -points. -
Klgln then hud ' seven church
buildings, seven ir.tloons. several
livery burns nnd It wus no uncom
mon scene to see till freight ' wa
gons parked on Wallowa avenue In
almost one continuous lino extend
ing from the 'bridge across the ri
ver west to Kront street. t , '
The school, a two-story , frame -building
lucaled on the present .
site, where grades up to, the eighth
were taught, that was later replac
ed by the present building. '
The city hud grown to such com
merchil importance Mint a bank
was located here In 1M8 'capital
ised al $J.70U,OU(i, later Increased
to $ro. un, aoo.
The railroad was extended In the
rail of Mt09. this making market
for Wallowa products ut home and
taking them away from Klgln. j
As the timber In the Immediate
vicinity of Klgln bt gi:n to bo used. :
the mills stopped working one by
one until then ure only n very
few left, but although tho lumber
around KInlii has been used, the
timber farther out has not been
und It will make niarketuble tim
ber In thi future years. , j
As (he city grew and the high
way wus extended through It. peo
ple saw the need of good sidewalks,
so the board sidewalks of the town
were replaced by paved ones. The
paved sidewalks are In, all the bus
iness and most of the residential
sections of town now. .. . . - '
The highway that cxL'nd'-d
throukh this section wus made In- j
to a gravel highway In 1924. '
The park of Klgiii Is a very good
tourist park. Then Is a river front
on the east side and excellent .
campgrounds for tourists.
As tho city Increased In slxe and
Importance, the need of more edu
ea t i on w as seeu . so the brie k
building was constructed In 1 90S
and we have a high school as w-H
as a grade school. Four teachers
are employed! In high school and
tight in the grades. The Klgtn
high school edueules many pupils
from the farming community sur
rounding Klgln. ; -
' Klgln ihus a, vhy hnJl huL was
built in 1912. It la the best opera
hoiist In the rowiH wdMfc oitt
A Reputation for Attention to
- the Details of Perfection
To those people of Union county who have experienced the
.superiority of Bohncnkamp's funeral service, it is well known",
that nowhere outside of the larger metropolitan centers is there "
an establishment giving such expert attention to the details of
perfection as is found here. ,
Although a business institution, yet ours is a service institu-:
tion also, and more care is taken with meeting your needs in a ,
dignified, sympathetic manner' than anything . else. ; It is, ex- .
tremely comforting to know that a funeral handled by our ex
pert and specially trained staff vill"be all that you could wish ;
it to be as a final tribute to a loved one.; . Costs are sufficiently
low so that they do not become a burden at a time when expenses
are often already heavy. We invite consultation whenever-the "
need arises.
Hal Bohncnkamp, Funeral Director
Free Ambulance and Hearse Service V
"Union County's Oldest Undertaking Establishment."
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