La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 12, 1926, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPace Pour EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Saturday, June 12, 192C-. (Incorporated) . An Inilt'iM'iiiluiit. Newspaper FIIAKK II. APPLl'HY , Editor unil Publisher UAltVIJY I-; MATTMUWH ....liuslucsg Manager v, Published (.yoiilngs, except Sunday, ut 1410 Atlanta Avenuu, Orundo, Oregon, 'J'ho Obwrvrr-Mtur published, ovary 1'Ylduy., 1'nlcrri ut cliu pcstofriro ut La Orundo, Oregon, us Second . Claim Mull Mutter under net of March t. 1H74 " y . ,.OI'KiCIAI. l'APKIt OK UNION COUNT) AND THIS -. , CITlf OK 1.A OliA.N!)!.; ' d ' . I i :" ' ' -- '' : y. MKMIIKIl AHHOCIATKD' PilKSS Thn Associated 'rem Is exclusively cntltli-l to, iiwi for pub lication of till new dispatch. credited In II or not utherwiMj credited If piiI.IIbIi.mI therein. All rights or ripublirulloii of special dispatches In IhlH pupor, and also thn local news horu lil also are reserved SLIISi.'Ifll-TION It ATKS ' ' . '. i : , Hy Carrier Dully, .per month1 In advance ,...7rio liully, per six mouth In udvunce ft. Ml Dully, single copy ,;.., , j0 Dally, per month In advance. Gilo Jmlly, per nix months In udvunce JiS.GO Dully, per year In advance ...... $5. oo Weekly Ohsorvoi-Hlur, per ycur : fi.CH ADVKItTIHINO KAtKfl Display, foreign, pur-column Inch.;.:. , .............42o HlHpltiy, locnl, per column liicli.....;, . ...too Time contract cites on tippUcUlur"- IIM Tltl'l" "Thou shall not raise o false report ; put not llllllii liund wllh the, wicked to lie mi unrighteous witness. Ei. 23:1. ... ... GREEN APPLES OFFERED HERE Oreen apples, grown In the Kreewater district of Oreiton. urn j hclng wild over some retull count. I era In J .11 (irundn toduy. Quota tions 1110 15 ceulH u pound. 'I'hn murket, on ili whole, dur ing the week III Iji tiinnde htm re. miiliied stonily -wtt i a slight down- wurti lenilenry In some produce. POLITICAL PAY DAY IS LIKE A RUN (Continued Prom Pago t.) Market News of ' the Day ! ' , Uf 1 fl 2-'-' CHICAGO ilt.l Wheal: Open High Ixnv Close .Inly 140 III i:iki, 1.14$ sept 111114 1:17 n i:ir las', Hit- ia mt unv, i:ih Autoist who blindly drives past n traffic cop may feel cnibaiTassed, but whnt about the cop? ' , :f' A physical director Says' the race is' becoming more sup f pie. No doubt these athletic union suits and upper, berths nave something to do with it. . Tnpley, treasurer . of iho Pepper- Klnher niKuiilzttl Ion in j'lltHliurir. I Ono Wedneiiduy moinltiK, Hie wllneHS contlnueil there won u "Kieut ciumorlnR" ut Vure liend llurlern cuils. il hy "people cltimur Inir ror mony " 1.Iim 'I'llrco Deep The line of puy.cy wuh lliree deep, ho sold uml extended for lf.0 fiet In the miwt outxlde the i.uii.i- Inn. The Van. gyntcm of litiyliiK off iitiH "not no .efficient" uml ill. I not work iulte ho font an the I'ep-pcr-Kinhor heud(imrlerH he utlded. "I.lke n run on a hunk?" inked chairman lieed. , ( . "Oh yeH." Ileillel, who wuh chilli tut. n of the HpeukelH' committee tit Pin- chnt'H PltlHliliru- heudiiilurleiH. K.K preceded on the Httinil hy nniitller.1 rinehot worker, T. Henry Walnut, In chuiBi. of I'hlluileliihlu heu.l (iiiaiieiH, who 1 1 t Into the rec ord a Hlatement Hhowlnir reeelptH of 2li,:i!l7, w ith expe n, lit un it of tn.lil by the committee In Phil ildelphlu. Wllli'lieis oil Ptljioll. poit'i i.AMi vm:.vr POtTI,AXI), Ore,. June 12 (AP) Wh.'iit: lllllt. hard wlilte. noft white, wentern white l.:tti: hurd W'htte, hllieHtem, liuurt, reiteration ll.SS; hard winter, northern uprlnK. weHtern red $(.;tt. J'oiliiy'K cur receipts: 'Wheat 2tl; rtour 7: otitH Jt; hoy 2. ' IIIC.;() t'ANII i-HICAOO. June 12 (AP) fanh: Wheat No. 2 hard l.l'.IH4 4 $1.(11. t'orn No. 2 mixed 73 'Ac; No. 2 yellow 7t 14 Hi Hc. 1 1 (lulu No. 2 white 4 :u-; No. 3 white iie. Ilye Not ouoted, : Parley 71i7:ic. Timothy need- IS.7fiii? Jlt.76. ) Clover need $121 $28. Stock Prices Climb Skyward With iS'ew Pep OFFICE CAT VAAM MANN N. & Junius The mh-oikI woixl tliimr alumt Muamy Ih that jnii nicy lie win to Jail for It. Cretonne Sun Shades Bright, Colorful Parasols. Children's and Ladies' Sizes. NKW YOltK. June 12. (AP The upward movement of Htoek prlcen proceeded with renewed vllfor In today'H uhlirevlated murket Hewiton. l'ivored liy coriHtructlve news from the r.illroitil and ma tin- A younif Iji Ortinile lurty tattles faeturliiK fields recosnlzed leiulem aliout u. younir flapper who Jtwt In thenii eroiipn headed un ml-1 h"d a new dancing frock made. .. .. vance which (rained Hiirrlclent mo- "nd of courne tried It on for l.ier! . ,.,. 1 inentum to force hurried Hhort ' molher'a Imipectlon. Her mo,,,,,r "io;e lower; I.ii Ih 50c lower: calve, coverlid In a number of home.. criticised the hack of the. walt ""I r"a ,'rH G. ? OWO'"TZ " Heavy buying or tienerul .Motora. clnlmliiff It did not mutch thei" "" l,rl'"' , " which carried thttt utock to a now i"'"' N. K. West & Co. Inc. La (Jrande's Leading Store For 25 Years. tup price for the year ut 138. wan bused on Indications th.-it unto Iniy Init bd continued nl a IUkN rate Into June. Constructive operations were carried forward in many or the leading rail stocks. The closing was strong. Total nales niiroxImtilei) uoo.ooo shares. l-'RUT ! Selling Setback Cause new youk, Juno i2. (AP) In Grain Trade Todav Kvapornted apples iiuiet; apricots und peaches firm.; prunes, raisins, hops Htcudy; prices unchanged. CIIICAOO MVI'-STOCK i ClIICAOO, June 12. (AP I'. S. Department of Agriculture) I logs tauU; uneven; lr?i2rc lower than Friday's average; hulk 240 to 325 lb. butchers $ 1 4 .it $ 1 4.40; majority desirable 220 His! down $H.H6i' $14. 7B; pracllcul top $14.80. Cuttle 1000; compared week ago. yearlings and medium weight red ulcers mifi 25c higher; better grades of light yearlings up most; light weight heifers sharing advance; heavy steeri fluctuated, .closed sleudy to weak;, finished , steers nil welghtH 'working into stronger position; extreme top henvies ! $10.15: numerous louds or medium (weight $I0.35( $10.45; yearlings . Fine weather, fine exhibits, fine riding1, fine races and other contests, fine attendance and only one jockey fined. V In other words, the Union livestock exposition has been a fine show. Everybody feelin fine, too. ( . i : Dr. Hubert Work, secretary of the interior, has again ;: been hanged in effigy, this time in Arizona., Say, if the : doctor stays in office long enough to permit the American farnier to hang him in effigy seven times more, he'll have the proverbial 9-lived cat cheated all hollow. The question ? is, can he survive the public odium?- Some or thn more Itlitioi taut I 1 P"rt I""'1 $10.50; fat cows expenditures listed were $7,20oaror ' "ml heifers generally 25c higher; watcher: $3,080 rir "Ktilti iIFm;" j vetilcrH tiff $1.60 lower. $3,152 for priming und $l,oou'f)r Sheep 11000; for week urounil 27,r meetings. Out! direct mid 58 enrs from near- Colouel itobert I'llml. niilng, of hy reeding slallons; today's mniket Phlludelplilu, also testll'led how he) nomlnul eompiired with week ago. had organized u committee to!l'tter grades or rut lumbs 76c to support Senator Pepper, and hud put on It every one he thought was good for a $1,000 contribu tion. Ileulid told the rominlltee , he knew or no case where no offer outright of till wuh iiiude for l vole, "hut Instead they hire you as a wutcher." lie then described fur the com mittee "Pittsburg cheater," a very low type of Individual, who Is mil, I to Work oft' "wtilelW foi nn i,J dldnte und then vote lor another. "t'mlo of Moml'' "Then you have u code or liior- ills In Pittsburg," $1.25 lower: in-between kind $1.25 ' $1.50 lower; culls $.60Df$2 ofr; yeuillugs $lii$1.60 lower; fat slteep 25 fl 50c higher; week's top prices fat western lambs $lfl.2o; nallves $18.75; feeding lambs $14.60; fat yearling welhers $lli.5o; fat ewes $7. ClIICAOO, June 12. (AP) Gen eral .selling in which houses with eastern connections took the lead brought- tibout a decided setback In wheat prices today. lluying support was lucking. Harvesting was reported to be making rapid progress in the southwest with fa vomhlc weulher and an increased movement or wheat to primary centers was looked ror. There were lienericiiil ruins In the Americun northwest find also in Camilla. Wheal closed weak 1 K to 2c net lower; coin 14 to c down: oats H' ''rank a quart. to l!tn ofr ami provisions nn-1 .Miust revelry and laughter. changed to 30c lower. . Ah, say, It's tough! 'was bootleg smrf, Hold by some hardened grnfter; "Hut mother, that lan't the wulst. that'H me," cxplulned daughter, . Kyen tut Kvo The hrlde was gowned in white chrysanthemums und autumn leave formed 'the decorations. Uoston, Muss., Globe. "A strong man like yon ought not to bog. Why don't you look around for a Job?" "I can't look around, ran'nm. I have a stiff neck-" dlum grades $7 to $S; ono loud or rew steers Monday $8.50; hows and hellers $4.75 to $0.25: top $t).lill tor one load: dinners and cutters $2 to $4; bulls $4.6fl to $5.50; odd head $li; calves $11 to $8.50; best vealers $U.60 to $10.25; limited movement of tight fleshed steerH to country fit fi to $7; Hogs Compared with week ago: Steady to 25c lower; light butchers taking the full loss; week's hulk prion: light butchers $15.50 to . I r. 4r.. n ln.1 MnnJ.i. n CI.,. .11,. Ill, Will' 1MU ,ium,.u; .IV .ill, -.H..n,n . Inn t nln.n 1 r. r. Ii . weightier kindK $15.25 down; pack ing sows $11 to $12; light feeder pigs $17 to $17.25; strong weights $10.75 clown. Sheep Compared with week ago: Fat lambs' 60o higher; oilier classes steady; week's bulk prlf.: fat lambs $12.75 to 1 1 :l : off qual ity down to t8; yearllngH quotable up tu $10; cwch $5 down. (ioml Olil Dad "Von say you're j I lind your ear lliree years anil yet I! you can't Hlentiry It?" "Il's liorn llirco mnnihs xlmv I've seen II." . "Ah, in slnragp. eh'.'" ill 'o. my daughter lias learned I lo ilrlvr." giving yourself -"the thrift lift" N'o Jlomlng, lint Mourning "This booxo Is good," Said WillCim Wood. "There'll he no 'morning nrter." With which raport.- A "SUCCKSS PRESERVER" ALWAYS WITH YOU . . . IN THE "UPS" AND "DOWNS" OF LIFE . . . PRESSING YOU FORWARD WHEN YOU'RE "UP"' AM) SUSTAINING YOU WHEN YOU'RE "DOWN" ..... ' . Egp-s Ease Off a Cent After Week's Firmness! ""t urn was rignt- tte otca tnut ntgnt: of ton isc it's an account at this convenient home bank 7 ANCIENT SCIENCE. . Prof, lireiislod, Egyptologist of the University of. Chi cago, nntis mat a good many of the medical and surgical discoveries made by our modern scholars were known to the ancient Egyptians. We have lieen merely learning for ourselves what kgypt forgot thousands of years airo. . He is engaged in translating a surgical treatise written by' some unknown Egyptian in the seventeenth century ;bofore Christ which he says will be "epoch-making in the Held of modern medicine," and which "shows that the an cients had a real knowledge "of anatomy, and ability to ob serve that is absolutely unparalleled." One of the things they knew in those days, long before Greece and Home were civilized, and when Europe and America were howling wil dernesses, was the localization of brain functions, which hns leen only recently discovered by our physicians." Once in a while it is good for this proud modern civilization to be humbled by the revelations of a venerable nntiqiiily. WHAT WOMEN WANT. Addressing an 'audience of club women, W. F. Piigelow, editor of Good Housekeeping, 'tells them: : 'I have felt your power. when you got behind anything in which you were all interested. At such times I have doubted whether anything could stop American womanhood on the march. At other times I have wondered whether ,iMiriu;., a.. . i.i i i . .. .. .. . ....jiiiiiiK in mi; hoi in nua more merlin tnnn.inis same Ixidy when its heart was not touched. "You women can get anything you want, if you really want it. You wanted the vote and you got it. You wanted . prohibition and you got it, although you are letting your selves lie fooled into thinking you made a mistake. "You wanted the maternity act and you got it. Yon did not want the child labor amendment, and you did not get it, and you won't get it, now or ever, unless you decide the protection of child life is more precious than anything else in the world. - "I am not sure that you want a federal department of education. 1 wish you did want it, because we need it and it waits on you." True it is that women get what they want, when thev make their wants known. Ask any husband or father. Or any politician. They might even get the prohibition they used to say they wanted, if they agreed about that and made their desire clearly known to lawmakers and executives. POHTI.l I'ltODt t i: POHTI,A.n, Ore., June 12 (AP) Kggs Kxtras lo lower, rest stonily. Current receipts 2(lc; fresh medium 24c; n-esh standard firsts 27c: rresh slumlord extras 28c. Illllter steady. Kxtru colics, cite ni iiuior iieeu - :i.i i(,c; stumlnrds :tsc; prime firsts POHTI.ANI), Ore.. June 22 (AP) Fresh extra standard eggs eused off a cent in the local market at the close after holding firm nil week.- Closing quotations on the exchange were posted at 30 cents with firsts, mediums nnd receipts unchanged rrom yesterday. Heeelpls Friday amounted to 1881 cases with 105 cases moving Into thn cooler. Local, slnragn holdings hrc now nbovo 60,000 cases. Outside markets were generally steady to firm at the close of the week and local Jobbers do not look Tor any material sag in 'values at this time. There was no "mourning niter." j w I "wnai nas necomn or tnut bud j i-urv jum uuivaue oi Hie riuge : "The town did nwuy with it." . "A good ideu."' l "Yes, It was cheaper to do thnl ' than huihl a hospital. j La Grande National Bank roit'i'iiAxn MVKsmnc i PORTLAND, Ore., June 12 (AP) Hecelpts tor week: Cattle 2SII0; l calves 3115: hogs 4420; sheep 874;! total 171 carloadft. t Cattle Compared with -week I ngo; Steers and she stock 25c ; lower; somo sales looked 50c or j where service is blended r : with co-operation for you. ;t7i,ic; rirsts 36!!jr; prlnls tic; remurked, "lr you lire bought, yo-.i ought to slay bought." The wilnesH expressed the opin ion that anybody with surricietit money could J'urry PittHhlirjr, He said he had heard that prices lltnl ... . , ,.-. veiiuiii warns ,.r ,,,,,, y, , , that they could be curried for! i iiiiifiiuy inr cerium Hums "liy buy lug the ward leaders." Money All-I'onei'fiil. "I'd say the balance of power ran lie bought in Plltslnirg." iti u tel added, "Untight this lime, wasn't If.'" asked Iteed. "I'm thoroughly convinced of it. I estimated uppi-oxlmtitcly 20, ooo men got money at the Vine und Pepper headquarters. Many or these were drawing Iho pay ror the others, so 1 think the total might run to 50,000, LEEDS JOINS WOOl, MAIIKKT ACIiVM PniiTI.ANTl. Ore., June 12 (AP) etlvlty is picking up In iho local wool market with values ful ly maintained to a shade higher. I Over a hair million nninnlii kmv cartons 4 2c. boon Inkon by buyers In eastern Milk st ly; best churning cretiin ( iregnn at prices ranging from 28 Site per pound net shippers' track jlo 31 cents. . Olivers nru now eon in none I. Cream delivered Port-I terlng their activities around Shan- land 4 1c per pound, llnw milk (4,lko, Condon. Pilot Jtock and Moon. I r.o.b. Port- tier. One or Ihe largest clips to tsell recentlv was the UMieolor unnii. Poultry Small broilers weak; ly pool or 100,000 pounds, pur other lines of poultry firm; heavy : chased by Alex Livingston nt a hens 2511 27c; light 20 (if 21c: I price hello,. thn :10 cents. Churlc n purcnuseu mo Milton clip springs, whim 18'u 20c; do, colored up In 27e; young white ducks :t"e. I 'ota toes Inactive. $1.60. Onions Inactive, $1.7511 $2. HIS PRINCESS HANKS' CONDITION KKW VOItlC. June 12 (AP) The actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies ror the week shows a deficit 111 re serve of $7,41 1,520. This is n de crease or $10,140,040 compared with lust week when excess reserve of $11,728,520 was reported. ir. 0 or tiO.000 pounds nt Condon at price nl' 31 cents. K. J. Ilurke ulso look several small lots of wool urounil 11101 Itork this week PltlCIO advanci-: noti:i POKTI.ANH. Ore., June 12 (AP) jbox, crates OOeHi $1.25 ClIICAOO, June 12. (AP) Tan ned by 11 south sea holiday, Will- lam II. Leeds, heir to the $411,000.- 0110 tin plate rortune of his late ra ther, stalled here today with his wife, the Princess Xenlti, of Itiissla, on 11 honeymoon. They met last night, Leeds com ing rrom the Pacific eons; and Ills wife rrom their Oyster I lay. N. Y.. home as the result of 11 telephone cull said to have cost $13:1, Chi cago was selected for the reunion, Local millers and reed Jobbers have tmnoiinced a general udvunce 1 1" flour find mill slnrtV- linkers itiiril wheal, pastry, whole wheat and graham tire up 40 cents 11 bar rel with faintly patents and blue stem advanced 20 cents a barrel. .Mill run. middlings nnd all mushes are up $ ton with feed barley and raits up $2 a ton. SMALL Fill' ITS. FIU'IT SAN KltANCIKCO, Juno 12 (AP I'Cileral Stale Market News Serv ice) lle'irles: llaspberrles $1W $1.20 crate; blackberries 35iii40c drawer; fancy 4511 60c: strawber ries 50 i few sne drawer: log anberries ::oi 35o drawer. Currants $ 1 .25 ' $1.36 drawer. Peaches: Alexander fiOeWSI.in baskets 60 fii sac; Triumph 4011 85c. It! IT! 'It FAT SAN ritA.VClsco, June 12 (AP) liutlerlat r.o.b. San Francisco l-l cents. 13-Year-Old Girl Is Killed in Portland QUALITY Is always the first consideration in the manufacture of our products. Gwilliams' Electric Bakery ilonic of Golden Crust and Sally Ann v Opposite Observer POrtTI.ANI), o,T ,,,, 2 (API. .struck by 11 truck as she alighted nmn 11 street car late yesterday." .Muriel McLaughlin. 1:1. daughter of John S. .Mel jiughlln, traveling agent In Portland for the they sol, I, because Ihey wanted to I ''"""Is Central railroad, mirrored meet Mlllekly uml secretly. I" fractured skull and died shortly "fler being taken lo n hospital. Nil lilft .The driver or the truck, Paul Ihey laughed at stories or any Henry, was arrested on a rccklcs-i rift in their imirltal lite, declaring: driving cbnrge pending an inuues!. "We're utterly In love." Nor did Tile girl's father was In Medfor l they even mind the Interview In tut I lie 11.,,.. nr 11 1.1 their hotel suite after they had! 1 thought their elaborate plans for! Till' WI'ATIII'H OITLOOK secrecy successful. The young heir SAN I'ltANCisco. June I, evaded recognition lor smile hunt's (AP). The weather outlook for artor his arrival, by dodging 1 ' h" week beginning June t:l, "is'hpct fmill P'lfb o'vnncti through back doors r holels nnd i announced here todav bv the I i . ?.aC'1 eXpOSUl e. FARMERS! Save! Save! Save! McCormick - Deering'- John Deere - Molinc - Oliver MACHINE EXTRAS 5-FT. MOWER SICKLES.. MOWER SECTIONS, PER B0X... MOWER GUARDS, EACH MOWER KNIFE HEADS, EACH MOWER PITMANS, COMPLETE..'... - $2.95 $1.50 ...35c : ...65c :......$2.25 Guaranteed Quality Guaranteed to Fit. All Other Extras at Proportionate Prices. Implement Department The Oregon Hardware After The Stock Show Urine; us your films to he developed c promise you the slat ton corridors, but ut ter he had been Joined by Ins wile the two "surrendered" to newspaper men an. I photographers. The princess In 11 black suit with u white gardenia In her butlon- hole. n green hnl and 11 colorful bracelet authorised the lniornui- wetither bureau 11s follows: High quality finishing "Pacific slates: The outlook Is t),.,f ic hnnnrl fr nlsinon e with fair! ' """""" tor normal tcimicrtitur wealller In the Interior and cloudy 1 VOU. or foggy along the coast WOK OVEK OlIK WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS 11011 that she is liussian and not tlrcek. Of lloval Mini She Is the second daughter she pointed out, of tlrand Duke .Mlk huelovlteh, of ltus.nu, und Princess JIuilu Oeorglevna of (Ireice, The latter was u sister of the late King Constantino, last f the liomnn of fleers. In her native tongue, said the princess, her name Is "Ksenln." I Leeds deemed his recent vaca tion III the south Beus poor con versutlonul timber, and threw no light on reports Unit he had Ignor-1 cd Honolulu's elite to pmy with I jtho bench boys. Hut culled himself i T-ety good swimmer." , j The couplo will return rait lo- itethor. they said, Jirohulily about i til middle of next week. . j cONST.wi'LS'OPl.t: shades or: !tho harem, the former 'sultan's I palace at Yldlr.. overlooking the! Itosphorus, Is to be turned Into a gambling casino. The government I expects to reatt.e $500,000 n year. 1 Red Cross Drug Store Maderia Baby Dresses All hand-made new daintv designs. $1.50 Under Slips or Gertrudes to match. $1.25 Norton's Kiddy Shop ' Infants' and Children's Wearables Grande Ronde Hospital A non-sectarian institution organized and operated for your convenience. f 8 J r S 'K A t Your Service Day and Night Open to any reliable physician and surgeon.