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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1926)
' , liVirlav .Tun IS KKXI Pare Efchl TX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER -" "liiiiiSl. Men's Suits : ; ifj;' Single and Double Breasted Models with two pairs of trousers Special For Saturday $19'85 Market hews of the Day CHICAGO UHA1N Wheat! Opeu High Uw Close July Mllli HIHHUt Hilt Nrpi IS IWi I3SH IHX Deo. U, I3)4 13J!4 111 . CHICAGO CASH CHICAGO, June IS (AP) Cosh: I Wheal So. 3 rutl 11.64; No. S hitrd 1.0 rl 2. Com No. 2 mixed 7tc; No. 2 yellow Tl 1) 71 ic Oats No. ! white 411il42c: No. 8 while 41UU42C. Itye Not quoted. llarley 68'70c. Tlinolhy need 86.75 S $li.70. Clover seed $12fj$28. CLIMB RESUMED BY STOCK PRICES IN WALL STREET NKW YOKK. Juno IS. AP) An avalanche of selling order rep resenting heavy profit faking by luriro traders, wwept Into the stock market Just before the cfose today. carrying scores of issues 2 to near ly 11 points below yesterday's final iiuotations. Totul sales again run ubovB 2,000,000 shares. NKW TOKK, Juno 18. AJ) Htock prices returned their move ment to higher ground In the faco of higher cull money rates and an unusually Isrge. volume of week end profit taking. - Hpeculatlvo In tercsts switched from the steels. , iMJItTliANH WHKAT POKTI-ANlVOrc. Juno IS (Al) Wheat: HUH. hard white, hard while. hint-Diem, baart tl.43: fed-1 priLtloii I.3S: soft whllu. western motors and oils to the rail, mcr white 11.41: hard winter, northern ' ehandlsing, rubber and equipment Bprlnjf 11.37: western red $1.35. Issues, -early gains In these groups Today's ear receipts: Wheat 03: running from ono to nearly ten barley 1: flour 9: corn 9: outs J:' points. Trading wan maintained buy 3. 1'OUTIjAMU livestock POltTIANl, Ore., Jimp 18 (AT) (.'attic - nominally steady: re ceipt, cattle fi, calves 30. flogs steady; receipts 395. ' Hhrep nomlnully' steady; no receipts. (HH'ACJO UVIXTOt K. CHICAGO, Juno 18. AP V. H. Irepurtmcul or Agriculture) Hogs 14. inn); slow, strong to 10c higher; whipping demand moderate; big packem Inactive; ' eurly bulk 240 to 325 pound butchers $14.16''!' i$)4.Hit; desirable 2J pounds down largely,. H.70fj $14.90; top $15. Oil lie 11000; fati steers and yearlings steady; ' killing quality plain; best light steers $10; hulk of all representative weights $8.75 ffr$9.50; heavies scarce, best around hlie stock uneven; mostly a cleanup .tradn .with grassy, cows; heifers predominating,' market easy wllh weuk extrcmo decline of 25 fu 60c; bolognas $0.50; veal era $9 ir$lo; a -few, at $1 1 to outsiders, Hheep 8000; fat ; lambs steady 25c lower; hulk of assorted natives $15: few at $15.25; culls mostly $M).50t(i $11; fat sheep steady; bulk of ewes $4.75't.$fl; few, at $J.50; Idaho feeders average ot 5G to 59' pounds late Thursday at $14.50. In relatively largo- volume, total jualcs aven-iglng about 450,900 shares an hour. . There was little In the day's bus! neus news to Influence the market movement but the sustained adr vunce of the last week and the re markable absorptive power of the market attracted outside buying and encouraged pool operation par ticularly In stocks known to harbor U large short Interest or with promising dividend or merger pos sibilities. . 1 . nkw yokk ritixr MflW-YOltK. Juno 18. (AP) Kvaporatcd apples steady: prun-s quiet and steady; . apricots., and peaches firm; hops steady. . PEACHES ME. OFFERED HER E "The Store For Men" FIND IT HERE Copy for I hlit milium must bo In by tiiHi . in. Il lug IIiu summer montliM. Cull !7U-J. 0-10-3tp , My wife, iMurHMuk van Ixyck, having- lnrt my homo nnd deserted me, 1 hereby notify the public thai I shall nul be responsible for any I debts or obligations she muy cou- truet from Juno 17th, I UL'ii. on. .... AMANU rAN HYCK. ' 7-0-17-4IP . ANNUVMCKMKNT' ' 'ji', .lohii 11. HobliiHou 'oiinouncoa Unit he will eontlime his tcuchlui; lf thn fnixnphouo uilil clnrlmtt (luf- 10 Years Ao Today Frod Kiddle lum com pleted liis junior year at the U. of 0. and ia home for the summer. Vacations need an ANSCO ' CAMKRA nnd ANSCO I-'ILMS (Jet tho pictures risht! $1.00 to $50.00 L. & L. Drug Co. A coal home cooked niid-iluy dinner every day at i 1 a. in. lo 2 p. m. and a light hot lunch at 5 p. m. tlo 0:3U p. m. Kresb straw ben Us and ' cream, strawberry tthoticHke ut all hours, ice cream and Hherlicl &0c u iiart. l5c a pint. Kaklmo pies always at miverl horn Wright's soda luuntiilii. 6-1DU LOOK. $( to $5 Values In alt odds uiul eud will be sold on B;ilnttiiy only lor 25c to $1. Norton's Kiddy Khop. MI'S. WliKbliields and Hide (IIhhi b at itlehardLou's Art & UU't Stiuii. -io-;tt. Hemstitching, pleating, button holes, etc, Morton's lihhly Nbtip. io-i4tr 'WjikIi rags, bath itcccHKOiics and all mid summer articles you will llnd ul prices to please you at 811-vertlioru-Wrlght's family drug store. tUloU I Tho Hons and laughters of l'u- Inn County IMoiieers will hold a cooked food sale Saturday June 1'j at the Crescent Alcat Market. , fl-17-21 IiOOK. $1 to $5 Vutues In nil mills and ends will be sold on Kulurduy only for 25e to $1. Nov ton's K'Wy Khoi. California freestone peaches are being offered by li Utvinde grocers today at 15 cents a pound. These ait; the first peaches to be sold Wool Market Improved; j Kigin not house tomatoes drop- Bids Indicate Trend nuU r,'' 45 cents to 40 cents a I pound today, California apricots are down to 15 cents a pound and ruin-ifcwii, urc, juiic i yi j . raspberries are quoted at 15 cents 0-18-1 t A 'I'HINtJ r IIIOAl TY When you have a good negative have It enlarged and liuntl tinted by KIchardNon, "The Art. Mini." at Itlchardson's Art & O t It Khop. They speclallxo on enlarging, tint ing and framing., O-lti-Ut J Mint let daiidruff or fallliifr otiL of hair annoy you for u moment when you can buy a bottle of Germicide and iMndruff ICradlcu lor for 75c that cures dandiuff In a very few duys and stops falling of the liulr. Hold only at Hi I vert horn Wright's family drug si ore. 0-lOtf A big improvement Is seen in the wool market not only In the cunt but sealed bid sales held recently In Hie Condon and Hhanlko dis trleK , Clips wore well taken at hoth huIch nnd prices satisfactory lo the grower were obtnlued.' At tho Condon sale 8 Hi cents was paid for one. clip, the highest price o far Oils season in Ore ' gon. Thero'wcre 16 sepurule lols. totaling upprolnuilely 144.300 pounds disposed of. 1 'rices ranged from li9Vi cents to ill cents. Uuycrs have picked up a number of clips In thu Maiipin section dur ing the past few days and It Is now believed that most of tho good wools In (he state have been sold, Alex l.lvlngHtoiie purchased the J. I. Abbot) clip at Mu tip I ii. luiioniil lug to 50.000 pounds, for 28 cents, Other sales around .Matiplu brought the lolal up to loo.ooo poundH. l.iltle . I nl crest is shown In in ferlor giMdes of wool. Wheat Values Avcraire Higher as Rain Falls si:i;. Our windows and dlHphiy bibles for i tills, Caps, ' Hhoes, Itompers, lircsseH (i nil r.oyH' Wash Hull.) $1 to $5 Values. On Hpeelal Suit Hill urday only Sfte lo $t. Notion's Kiddy Hhop. 0-18-lt Hchool Kunds now nvairablo for farm Inann in Union County. See II. K Dlr.on, Knloy Building. U Urnudo, Ore. 3-18tf noxwooi, T.nrgn loud boxwood delivered In .a Grande. $0.00. Call U B. Men cfoo Lhr. Co., ione Tree. 4-itf S'H.E'R.R'Y.'S TODAY And SATURDAY "The Last Edition" Emory Johnson's master melotlranui of the newspaper world ! Starring RALPH LEWIS with a splendid supporting cast Comedy, "Hold Your Hat" SI-.M. our wlmlmvH uml ulxplav titlihw fur HutM, Vuw, Shoes. HdMipeitt, IIIH'MMI'H Ullfl IIoh' Wimh Stlltfl I to t'i ViilueM On Special Hale. Snliinluy only S5o to $1. Norton's KUIily Shop. C-IS-lt SATVItDAY M'l.CI.M, Itelneniber tile Siitiiriliiv Snerlal ut Klrhurilsuii's Art .V tiii't .shop. I It will py you. C-lti-ai .ny klnil of lleh or eeiemil III Kl'own people or children run be ilillekly bcnerltted or cured In R very few iluys iy uIiil- that new prencrlpllon lor een.ituli for Jt.00 h bottle Hobl only by vert horn. Wright's fanilly dniif store. 6-lotf NOI ICi: Ol- ANM'AI. SCMtHHi .Mr.irrixti Nut lee is hereby glvn to tin legtil vnlers of School OiMtrlet No. One of I nlon County Slate of Ore gon, that the an nun I school meet-' ug of tMld district will be held iit Central School building; to be gin at the hour of two o'clock p. in., uud closing h( 7 o'clock p. in.. on th third Monday of June, being the '.'Ist day of June, A. !., lU2fl. This meellnw Is culled for the purpose of ebtlng two directors, eueh for a term of three yoaw and (tin truiibuctlon of business usual CHICAGO, June IS. (At') Wheal values on Hie hoard of trade today averaged higher because of heavy r-iln reported over sections of ( iktii homit, Kit ii.so. and Texas which It was understood would de lay I he movement oC the new crop nf wheat. Foreign news was alwo unfavorabte. It being n-porled that wheat, aside from France, the con dition In other purls uf the con tinent h cau-Hlng ('oiiMideralde uneaNlnesH. The market here re acted somewhat shortly before the close when buying power gave out. Wheal closed i I net high- :; corn U h v lower; oals sleady tfi Vic lower and provisions closed firm. ItrTTKItFAT , SAN FKANCISt'f , June IS AI') ltutterfat f.o.b. Han Francisco 44 cenU i at Hiirh a meeting. Iisled this 51 ti day of June, 10241. Attest: COLON It. F.ItKKHAIUI, . Chnlriuuii Hoard, of , t'lreclorn, 11. K. W1M.IAMH, IHstrict Clerk. ' June 5, It, 19. NOTICi; OF ACCOL'NT Notice Lm hereby given that the undersigned has riled her final ac count as the executrix of the es tate of W. S. Huook, deceased, and of the partnership estate of Snook Brothers 1 'reduce company, ami the Court has fixed Monday, the 12th day of July. l2fi. at 10 o'uloek a. m. ut (he Court House In the clty of li Grande, Fntoil county, Ore gon for the time and place for hearing upon tho said final account. M ItH. J. C. SNOOK, Kxculrtx of tho Kstuto of W. S. Snook, deceased. II. K. Olxon. m Grande, ore., at torney for Kxecutrtx. June 4. 11. IS, 25. July 2. a box. Eggs Drop Two Cents After Recent Advance POUTLAND, Ore, Jun 18 (AlJ) ltccent advances in the local egg market failed to bold and today fresh standard exlrus and current receipts aro 2 cents) lower at 30 cents and 27 cents respectively. Other grades remain steady und unchanged. Uccelpls are showing some Improvement with the outside shipping demand still limited. The local butter market remains weak and well supplied. Prime first cubes are a fraction lower ut cents. Top grades of butter remain steady. T7T, 7 tiATION-WIDt 'f7 INSTITUTION- fVU re ; wooti iti:i"oilT . BOSTON, Juno 18. (Al) The Coutuiorolul llulletln tomorrow will nay: ; "The punt wetk liu wltneaaed further distinct Improvement In tho wool market, sales to the domes tic, mills huve- Increused. especially lor domestic wools while prices are iot quotubly dearer, as u generul proposition It ran bo taJd that tho decline In values has been halted ud Unit tho nvarket is now airaiust he buyer. Thu bettor feeltnu socnu to be roflectid In sllehtly In creased activity In thu west,. 'The foreign markets ure oulel wltfi prices, hardly changed. The coal strike continues In Britain and bUHlness Is 'therefore restrict ed In Yorkshire. Manufacturers statu that, tho demand, for good Is better uud tho outlook encourue Inif.' - , .."Mohair, whlio not especially aX'tlve, Is firm. ' V. "The rail and' water shipment of wool from lloston froiiir,lanuary 1, 1 128 10 June 17, Inclusive, vero a(i.'.MH,0(iO pounds hgainst 70.450,- j yvu pumiuH lur w: samo pitriou lAwt yeur. The receipts from Janu ary 1, 3 to June 17. 1920 In ulusv. .warn. ISO. 076.057 " poundK iV-i1nst 1 '43,64 1, sou pounds for tho :iiuo. period hist year." The t'onimerelal llulletln will publish the following wool quota tions: ' , . Hcoured basis: v . ' V Oregon Kusleru flnn slaplu 11.111: fine and fine medium cloth ing 6cfc $ I: valley Kn. 1 l:iMti5o. nloiiiitr Best combing GbH 70c: best carding 50 B5c; , ; r lltlSCO Fit HIT . HAN PHANCIHtX). June 18 (Al' -J-i'ederal Hlato Market News Kerv- Ice) Apples:,. Boxes Sulea from storage, California: Nowtowns, fancy" 3'6 nnd 4 tier : l.75iii J2; White AUrueluiiiH $1 to (1.50. Plums, Heautles 50 lo SGc crulo. few 0o; Forninsa r to 85c crate. Snnta ltoa $l$1.25. LA OllitMir; Vllfl;E8Al,E MAItKIiTS I'oultry (llvo welghl). Spring fries 26 30c Heavy hens 33c lb. Medium hens 16o lb. Light hens 14c lb. Hlags 8o lb. No. K Uvu turkeya 82q lb. Flour, Hard Kederntion (hnrol wheat) 7.80 bbl. Hoc: wheat $7.50 bid. I,A ;ltAM)U ltH'I'AII, BIAItEETI'8 . . I'oullry, Spring files 600 lb. Hons 30 !b. Meats and Ftsn. ' Reef boll 10 1 2 Mo It). Chops and steaks 26o 1 Kiilmon (strictly frosh) 8o Ih. Halibut 38o lt. Dairy. Lard 10 lbs. 1.6: S lb. 11.00. Mutter, creamery 46o lb.; 6c s roll Kggs atKK'Sc dou. Cheese 40c lb. Honey, corab 80o lb. Veaelnhles. New potatoes 4 lbs. 26c. potutoes 5c lb. (small quanti ties): (4.40 for 100-lb. lot. String beansHie lb. California green peas 100 lb. llomd grown asparagus 16u lb. Carrots 2 bunches 15c. Parsley loo hunuh. Heets a bunches 15c. New cabbage 5c lb. ' . 1 Ttirnli 2 bunches 16c. Wax onions luc lb. l-Iumu grown hcud lettuce 15c head; 2 for 35c. Kplnach 2 lbs. for 160. Radishes 6c bunch. Oreen onions 5c bunch, lOlglu hot house tumatoes 40c lb. Cucumbers 15c ouch; 2 for 25c. Fruit. California, freestone peaches 15c lb. '. Itasplierrii'S 15c box. liewberrlcH 20c box, 2 for 35c. Green apples 15c Hi. California apricots 15c lb. ltlng cherries 15c lb. Plums, Walla Walla 25c lb. Home grown struwberrlcs 15o box. loganberries 2 boxes 25c. Walla Walla and Milton straw berries 15c box. Hood ltlver strawberries 15c box. Gooseberries (grown locally) Hie lb. Cantaloupes 15efti 2 for 35c Wuttrnielona Cc lb. Cherries 15e lb. Yellow Newtown apples I lbs. 25c. Ilunanas 16c lb. Lemons 46c dos. Oranges 69 lo 890 dot. Grape fruit 21c each. Himar. Cane sugar 14.85 V 17.05. Gasoline. , Gasoline, regular, retail 27c gal. Gasoline, hlga tost, retail lo ih:itry 'HAN I'TIANOIHCO, June IS. IL DEPARTMENT SJOZLES ins naiit Ht 1m DvmmAm. Dm. "I " " Summer Under iGarments BUY HERE AT SAVINGS r . Unusual Ktvings arc offered here i- buying W 676 Stores enables us to show Hrat . Quality rte J chandisc at pnees lower man eisewnere. LADIES' UNIONS Well made. Our buyers exam ine carefully tho workmanship in the knitting, the quality of thread , used, and the style and cut of tho ganiients. Only when everything; measures up to our high standard do wo buy. Unions with bod ice or tube tops, with loose or tight kiiec. Sizes 36 to 44; , . 49c LADIES' VESTS' Ladies' Vests, in. tube and bodice top. . Excellent values ut so low a price. : ' 25c fu 27e; light HOSMc; Hprlngs, white liiffi 20c; do, colored up to 27c; young white ducks 80c, Potatoes sleady $1.50. Onions steady f 1.7G(ti $-' . - ' COMMITTEE WILL VISIT 3 COUNTIES (Continued from Page 1) Grand, the visiters will go to Mil ton und Kruewuter. (AP PKNIM.KTON, June 18t (Al') Members of the land settlement -rlr. 'H. iturcau Agricultural Kro-icotuinltt.ee oT lho Portland chum uomlcs) The. poultry market was ber of eouimercu will visit various steiidy with unchanged prices und farm projects in Umatilla county a, slow demand Tor large colored tomorrow und Monday in their und leghorn hens today. Young j plans to Induce settlers to-tuke, up uolurcd roosters arc strong ut 45('fi land In Oregon. Thu delegation, 4ti. cents per pound. accompanied by new .... ' -.4 . ;e morning ,ai poaramcn .ami . .TiatTa. at Irrlgoh; Stiinfield. Pllftf Koct; I'endlnlqn i .and yiMllton-.Krecwatnr aro listed in tneir itinerary.. . TACNA-ARICA''1:' i PROBLEM IS .t rV:.ftEAR;;CpiS 1.1 MA, ;l'eru. J line,, 18. '( AP) The govbritment: has .ordered the trunsport Jtimuo ut- Arlca,. Chl) blsclto' staff ; anil leave on Sunday, for home. . ' '.-'' f1.';; '! ' : ' , ,'V; v. rj! ."Your 'pcedpmolotr - shows yai havu gone 25.000 miles, itecn luk'4 jwspuper nlpn- Ing; sotno- luna.-tourgy'--.' f ,; HWIMM) pmik; ; POItTIANI), Ore.. June 18 (AP) I -rl''gge ?c lower. Current receipts ' 2tio; fresh iiicdlum1 24c; fresh stun' dard firsts 27c; fresh standard ex. : Butter weuk to fraction lower.' trus 27e. ' I V'-iina. cubes, elt y flH'Acs standurds 38c: prlino firsts 37c: firsts M 14c; prints 4 lot cartons 4 2c. TMIlk steudy; IicmI cliiirnlng cream : Slic per pound net shippers' track in Bono I. Cream delivered Port land 4 lo per pound. Ituw milk (4 per cent) ?3.20 cwt. f.o.b. Port land. , , ;rWl 'oullry steady. Heavy liens 25 Pumps ana Oxfords Sizes 2 to 8, in black, att arid' sitlokc' ? Helnipolz combination last i; .i. : . $1.50 to $2.73 v: Art & 3aby SKq) cfcijwiuig ror im naoj" ' I'uuury sieauy. neavv nens mm. i. . .pi in I" - L, Lg!ggg!M!j! i i i nmmv$ ' ; .-. ' ' 1 ' ,-',', '.S, i '' iff . (Sales Irr luoo) NKW YOltK. June 18. dullurs. Iiombt: Liberty S4s IJberty Isl 4s 7 Liberty )st 4 lis.. .'. J2 Lllierty 2d 4 lis SS Lllierly 4 III 4 Hs II) Lllierty 3d 4 H S"5 I'. S. Trcusury 4 - IS ItOMlN. (AP) I. S. dollars ami thirty-seconds of High I 1 . 1 3 1110.28 102.23 1 00.30 101.15 103. 5 los.io I MW 101.13 100.26 102.20 100.27 101.13 103.3 103.S Close leo.28 102.23 100.28 105.10 Ten years from nowyes- twenty yean hence, and longer -you will find your Gulbransen as Easy to Play as the day on which you bought it. This tact aloneto say nothing of a dozen others equally impor tantmakes this one and only Registering Piano worth every dollar of the amazingly low fig ure it costs you $450! $450-$53Q-$615$700 t Qmltnmm BIisVm tm 944)-S3-T70 -.. n-f- Bohmnkamp-s KJlThe TlegistenngHanq
