La Grande evening observer., June 19, 1926, Image 4

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EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
' Saturday. June 19, 1926.
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(Incotporated)
An Independent NoWHpanur
PHANK B. APPLEBY
..Editor and PubllMlicr
HAKVK Y R MATTHEWS....;
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Published evenings, except Hunduy, ut J i 10 Adum. Avenue,
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AOVEUTJHINO JIATKS
Unpin y, foreign, por column Inch..,!..., ...............'..42o
JdHpluy, local, per column Inch .'. ', 4ue
llino contract rates on applivJiUoi
UEHVKCr T1II3 ItlCIHT Yc Hhnll nol reaped perHonn In
JudKinetit; hut ye frimll hear the mimll im well nn the. grout;
ye Hlmll not lm afraid or the fuco of man; for tin- Judginei.t
Is aoil." ut. l:J7., "
; It looks like Manager More is jgroing: to do more -with
the Central Railroad." The Grande Ronde valley is more
for him.
Immediately after the Iowa primary, it was announced
that the White House roof had to he rebuilt. ; Any con
nection? '
It's tough to think that La Grande can't he a stop
the Pasco-Elko airmail line when it seems lhat most
the forcW stops are made here anyway.
TABOOING CARNIVAL "GAMES"
It is said that one of the inherent instincts of human
nature is the almost uncontrollable desire to gamble. "Retcha
it won't rain tomorrow' and "Betchu it will;" again, "I'll
play the black horse jockey number 5(" are expressions
.which probably never will be forgotten- They are a part
, of America's unwritten history. But because of the tend
: vency of .certajn jockeys o old to "throw" . a race, or a pitcher
t to "throw" a baseball game, ov in the light of one maiv&o
- ing a better weather prognosticator than another, as well
as the moral quality at issue, laws have been passed against
gambling. , . , , , t.
i :' In La Grande, slot machines and minchboards have been
banned for like reasons. Moreover, when municipalities
nave neen called on to consider drastic action atrainst al
. leged gambling devices, one question which nearly always
has arisen has been that of whether the player gets "value
received. Be that as it may, one cannot punch boards or
.' drop nickles in the slot in La Grande. It is only fair, there
fore, that a transient organization misnamed a "carnival"
should not be permitted to conduct what are alleged to be
games of chance in which an element of gambling may be
involved, I he city government is to be congratulated for
its stand with regard to the carnival here now.
Again there is the question of whether value is received.
POKTIANn. Ore, Juno 19 AP)
WeulincBH tn tho ioeul ; buetor
market has boeonf nioro pn
noil need during Iho loxt fw duyw,
liiti rncclptH piled up and shipping
outlctj dwindled, l.cm AiiffoleK, onu
of th hljftfeMt oulU-U for local nur
! phut. 1h not buying ho heavily end
Jobber net little rncournffement
from the nouth tin to an eurly re
Hiimptlou of the. buylnir.
(ubu8 rlowd fructlonully lower
on Iho exchuntfo with Htandards
und firsts marked down a half ut
37 V6 and 30 cenb repertlvely. Kx
lruNind prime ftiHtn held nteoxly.
Jtoth tho local mukc und receipts
or Biirplua cuheB from country
erenmerleH havn been heavy for
the phflt. week and 1t 1 with In
creuNfnx' difficulty, that this sur
plim in kept moving. Htorngo. hold.
Inga are, ulready lurgn with better
than half u million pounds In Port
land Hlontge alone.
ItecclptH yeHtenlny amounted to
IK.1K3 poiinda with the local nmko
placed ut 24,l:i poundw. .(
Tim' local eff nuirket Ih marking
1lnu with nn flinntrf tn tirlceH dur-
! Ing tho cloning aetwlon of the ex-
ehnngn. " llxtrctno vuIucm for the
i we'k when extras reached a 32-
cent top, fulled to hold. HecelptH
lire more than fuifrlclcnt for local
couKumptlon und jobbers are loathe,
to do much Htorlng ut current lev
c.Im. Itecelpts yesterday n mounted
to HMH' caw. Jobbera ahoved
225 cn-HCK Into the cool e r b rl ng
lug the total holdings up to
caJwH.
Country dressed meats were pret
ty well cleaned up ulong the street
S-ittirdtiy and produce, firms were
figuring on little or no carry-over.
I'rlcctt held fairly steady with Jf
cents I he. geiierul' top on choice
light calves and 20 cents for cholcn
light hogs.
In the poultry market light
spring and hens were In plentiful
supply most of tho week and values
hard to maintain. Klocks cleaned
up fairly well ut the close, how
ever, ami price's remained un
changed. Tliern Is a good call for heavy
hens and springs with offerings,
Market hews of the: Day
CIIICACO fJlt.M.V
Wheat: Oni-n lllKli ixw Clow
.Inly .,..,.,...141 t4tii l:tH l
Ki'pl, l:ll',4 1.111 14 j 1X44
Ditj .....,:...!;!( !4 rM 11 1ST
. ORTIjA.n WIIKrW
POItTI.ANI. Ore., Junn 19 (AP)
Wheat: 111IH. hard whltx. hard
whlt blnestem. buurt, rcilcrntion,
soft wliito, woslern whffo $1.43;
huril winter, northern spring $1.88;
weKtern red $1.87.
Toduy'd car receipts: Wlient i8;
rioitr ; outs 8; corn 7; hoy 2.
flllOAfiO CASH
fllifAOXI. Junn 11) (AI')faKh
Wheat No. 2 red $1,112; No. 2 hurd
$1,011(4 B $l.il2.
Corn No. 2 mixed 7oV471c;
No. 2 yellow 70K tY71 14c.
Oats No. 2 whlto 4154W42!4c;
No. 8 whlto 41iff 4H4c. i '
Hye Not quoted. '
Hurley (I870c.
Tlmolhy seed $li.7r! lit $(1.75.
Clover seed $12n)$25.
T,ivi:iti,ooi, wiii:at
IJVKHPOnr Jnn 18. (AT)
Close wheut to ld hl(rher; July
lis H; October J 0s S'Ad; Do.
eenilier ins aa. -
Wheat Closes Weak
After Sharp Break
POPULAR TEXTURE
AM) TONE EFFECTS
, SIMPLE TO OBTAIN
How " many housewives face
hnusu-cleanlng season with the
wish, "If only I could think of
Stock Market Climb
Cause of Coyer Orders
NKW YORTC. June 19. (AP)
The stock market resumed Us
movement to higher ground today
after ubsorblug a fairly large vol
ume of profit-taking. Net gain
of on to five point wre spread
over a wide list.
There wan nothing In the day's
news to explain the advance, which
apparently was based on the theory
that yesterday's swift and sharp
reaction had sufficiently corrected
imp market's weakened technical I
position. Heur trader, who had
sold stocks freely on the first signs
of weakness yesterday were quick
to cover when large buying orders
nguin appeared for the rait and
Industrial favorites.
The closing woa strong. Total
wiles approximated -. one million
sharea.
i :; i -
JOItTIANn LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Ore., Juno 19 (AP)
Itecelpts for tho week (approxi
mately) ('utile 2385; calves
hogK 4176: sheep 8245: totul re
ceipt 140 carload.
f'pttle Compared week ago:
Hteers and she stock firm to 25c
higher; hulls steady; choice vealers
unevenly strong to 26c higher;
heavy and thin calves weak. Week's
bulk prices: Iteef steers montly
medium grade 1 to 8; five loads
of good grade steera Monday nt
fx.r.0 to S.;r; cowh and heirera
$4.75 to $fl.2G; top on best heifers
7; dinners and cutter J2.25 to
f4; hulls $4.50 to U culvj $5.50
to $8; good and choice vealers
$9.50 lo $10.50.
Jlogs Compared week ago:
Htrong to iRc higher; advaneo
better move-1- ' " , ' V V "T , w7KI,t
oimiv in. vv fl iv (i IJUIIV
Light and' mk'dlum hutchers $15.35
to $15.ft; top for week'- $15.05;
weightier kinds $15 to $15.85;
packing sows $11.25 to $13; feed-
f'lirrAOO, June ' 19, (AP)
Wheat values broke sharply near
he close today when a prominent
coin m las I on house and a local
operator turned to th soiling dde.
The reaction from tho early ad
vance went the July delivery to
$1.88. Lute reports from the
southwest indicating generally Im
proved conditions over tho belt
with prospects for
nienl of the new grain, as well as
week-end evening up was directly
rcfinonsihlc for the downturn.
Wheat closed weak to 2'ie
lower; corn down to ttc up; j .,rr V 1
c lower nd proviHlonHt H,a. r- . Y
OFFICE
CAT
iy Junius
oats '.4 to
2 to 124c off.
I'lllCACJO I.IVIISTOfK
rnir-AOO, June 19. (AP-r. S.
Deportment of Aerlculture) Horh
rerelplrt (iooo; itteaily lo 10c lower;
poxHllily no niarketn for llirht IIkIiIh
und. alnuifhter pitm; hulk of 240 tn
325 pound hutchers $I4W$14.riK;
few If. 0 to 210 pounds JU.ilMi'
$14. SO; prnctlrul top $14. SO.
f'uttle receipts iooo; coinpnred
week uko: YearllnKH and medium
welt-ht steera little chanced ;
weiKhly steers weak to 2fic lower;
luoslly 10 tn Uio off; nicer receipts
predominating in run; supply
slightly excessive; run ubont 7000
Hneep; compured week . ago:
Oood und choice lomhs 7fic to $t
lower; hulk nt. $11 to $12: llirht
lumhs $8 to $10; twos steady at $5
down: yeorllnioi mostly steady at
$8 to $10; top 10.1,0.
.oiiKiiti rscriwivfj mil Illinill .llllll
soma new way to rennvoto theso ( ,,lrK(r , a wp,,k mrll. ton
old walls!" Various paints, papers . ihoiisoncl larKer at $11 mnrket; ex-
COMMUNITY SALES DAY.
For Hie sake of brevity, La Grande's monthly com
munity sales day the next which will be Wednesday of
the cominjr week hns been described as n trade extension
movement or "special merchandise offering for one day
only by La Grande's lending; stores." Mark you, however,
it is much more than this.
It is opportunity day for tho farmer. For this particu
lar day each month he may list with the chamber of com
merce secretary articles or stock or implements which he
wishes to sell at nuction. Last month a large crowd attend-!
cd the auction sale. This month there is a larger list of
items to be disposed of in the same way, ranging in de
scription from a saddle to a Ford touring car, from a pair
of Angora chaps to a cream separator, with horses, cows
and calves interspersed. These things are of interest to
both the buyer and the seller in that neither has to pay a
fee to have the stuff offei-ed for sale at the auction. Then,
too, community sales day is nn invitation to the butter and
egg men to bring in their product, realize the cash from
these and have the wherewithal to lako
multitudinous bargains offered in the stores- Vegetables liZr nZulZi
in season aiso win und a market how. -r recta.
All in all, it is n day highly worth one's while. One can
save the cost of the jrasoline consumed on the trip to La
Grande in just a few simple purchases. After that the
bargains one takes should show clear profit. Cominp; as it
does but once each month it takes, little of one's time,
whereas the benefits are lusting. With intelligent spending
on that one day's visit it should be possible to show oneself
;gain to cover the entire thirty days.
and fabrics may have, been tmed.
one. after another, so that some
thing npvcl hut not too expensive Is
wanted. , .
Today, the tendency in wall
treatment Is towurd stippled, palm
finished, texturcd-and-glazed, "an
tluuutcd' und oilier rough surfaced
effects for walls and ceilings. Theso
can ho produced with Baud-flouted
or llincputty-flnlshud gypsum plas
ter, Hut what Ih wanted Is a ma
lerlal thut will give these, effects
without re-plaaterlng, over oh)
walls, that is wash n bio and pos
sible for the housewife herself, or
husband, to apply.
There are several materials avail
able which meet the.se specifica
tions. They are pain Us which come,
as dry white powders which, when
mixed with water, become plastic.
Then dry pigment or oil paint of
any desired huo or shade or tint
Is stirred In. und the material Is
brushed onto the wall.
Hut, while Hut wall paints and
calcimines are liquid, these ma-
erlals have body, so, before they
try, the.vo can be stippled with an
ordinary stippling brush, or given
a acroll texture with the flngcr
tlp.M. or a palm finish can be pro
duced with the palm of the hand,
or the material run he manipulated
with brush, putty knife or even the
heel of a kitchen spoon to pro
duce any distinctive texture that
may be wnnled,
f one of these p In tie paints Is
to bo applied over new plaster or
wallhoard, it is beNt to size the
surface first with a good gtado of
varnish sine, if it Is to he put on
to old papered walls, the paper
should he removed first; cracks
should he pat ueil, ttnd the sizing
brushed onto the walls when they
are dry.
Where It is desired to make the
walls washable, a final coat of
slxe should he added nu the out
side of tho decorated surface. Then
oap und water will not affect eith
er the texture or tho color of the
plastic decoration.
The variety of texture. lone coni
hlnntlons possible with such ma
tt rials Is limited only by the Imag
ination and skill of the decorator.
trente top heavy 910.A5 paid early:
best weight $10.50; best yearling
fit). 40; trade for young steers and
desirable light heifers uniformly
competitive. Steers of value to sell
under $H scarce; grnssy cows and
heifers In Increasing supply; 25
to 40c lower; dry lot cows showing
less decline; vealers $212.60 low
er. Sheep receipts 40.00; practically
none on sale today; for week 30,
000 direct and 92 doubles from
feeding stations: fat native and
yestern Innihs 2 to $2.60 lower;
cull yearling l,25f $1.50 off: fat
sheep ste:idy; feeders steady to 25c
nigner; weak top fat western
$17.25; natives $K 50; fat ycnrllng
wethers 9H.au; fat -ewes $0.50
feeding lamhs 9H.75.
NKW YOHIC I'HriT
NKW YORK, June 19. (AP)
Kvaporated apploH fair dcmiand;
prunes steady; aprieots and peaches
largely nominal; hops steady.
IH'TTLKIUWr
SAN FRANCISCO, June 19 (AP)
ltulterfat . f.oJi San Francisco
4i cents.
Fitisoo i-iiriT
SAN KKANCISCO. June 19 (AP
Federal State Market Xews Serv
ice) Merries: Raspberries 91.30
9 l.flO crate; blackberries 40fM.r.e
drnwer: fancy 50c; strawberries C5
4j'7r.c, few 80Ti 90c drawer; logan
berries .soft 4oc drawer.
Plums: lEeautles f0Jift5c crate;
few IMic; Formosa OOc'ii $1 crale;
Simla Rosas $li$1.2&.
TWO UNDER
ARREST IN
DEATH CASE
(Continued From Puire 1.)
any umiri'pis villi nnyono, ami
she illil not linvp nn r-nciny In the
world. Ilnvlntr livod In Iho tor!
until hIh- rnnii. lo Seattle In Si'p
li'iuhnr, alio had tew rili nd.i her.-.
QUALITY
Is always the first consideration in the manufacture
of our products.
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
"Home of Golden Crust and Sally Ann
Opposite Observer
AlltM.WS 1UIV I'lMMI
KK.VITI.i: The body of M. V,
Kuvor. uilHsmi? uvl-iior, "Aim re.
purled found In San Jon, lt bay
on Him nurtllHentern end of Vall-
uuver Island. A rnnipanlon W
II, Swlnhart was not found. They
iv re flyliiK- to Ketehlekan.
ATTITUDE OF
U. S. VOICED
(Continued from Page 1)
j find In America no matter what
f condition nwy prevail In other sec
tions of this hemlsphciu the free.
Jdoni which you require to tench
lyour faith to young andold and to
ho mlKsfotmrtcn to iim all."
John Cardinal Ponxano. tho pa
, ptil legate, who had stood while
the secretary read the mossngo of
the president, was again on his
ieei and cordially grasped Mr, lft
via' hand. While the cheering con
tinued tho other Cardinals ex
changed Joyful and algnlflcant
ROSKRCRO. Ore., June 19 (AP)
A transient giving the name ef
Jack Smith Is being held hero on
a vagrancy churgu while finger
prints are being sent to Seattle
on the possibility that ho may be
wanted there In connect Inn with
the tbtines murder. The man nr.
rived on n morning freight, and
as he answered in a general wnv
the description of the man thought
to be Implicated In the (ialttes
murder, he was questioned by Of-
fleer Ketch. A search of the;
man's elothiitg resulted in tQej
finding of a number of new foun-1
tutu pens, apparently stolen, and)
his arrest followed. Fingerprints;
are being forwarded to Seattle to-j
day for examination there. Smith's
coat bears a Seattle trademark.
Indications point to a likely ful
fillment of tho promise of Cardinal
Mundeleln to Pope Plus XI one
million communions that Is one
million personnl receptions of tho
Kucharlst will take place In th
3(!7 churched of tho aiThdlocese of
Chicago on the opening day of tho
eopgress.
Hearing of confessions to pre
pare the thousands of pilgrims and
Chlcugoan for the receiving of
communion Sunday lias been In
progress for several days and will
reach Its genlth tonight.
LA GltAMiF, WHOLESALE
MARKin.S
Poultry (llvo weight).
Spring fries 2&&30o.
Heavy hens 22c lb. -J
Medium hens tCo lb.
Light hens He lb. ,
Stags 8o lb.
No. 1 llvo turkeys 32c lb.
Flour.
Hard Federation' (hard wheat)
$7.80 bbl.
Haft wheat 97.00 bbl.
LA GRAXDR HPTAIL MARKETS
Poultry.
Spring: fries &0o lb.
Hens aoo Tt,
Meats anil Fish.
Beef boil lOi12Wc Tto.
Chops and steaks 26c To
Salmon (strictly fresh) S80 lb.
Halibut 88c lb.
Dairy.
Lard 10 lbs. 91.96; 6 lbs. 91-00,
Butter, creamery 46c lb.; 86c
roll,
KgEfl 30ff35o doss.
Cheese 40c lb. ' 5 "j
Honey, comb 30c lb.
' Vegetables.
New pot n toes 4 lbs. 2fe.
Potatoes 6c lb. Umall quanti
ties); 94.40 for 100-lb. lot.
String beans -1 Go lb.
California grocn peas 10c lb.
Homo grown asparagus 15c lb.
Carrots 2 bunches 15c.
Parsley 10c bunch.
Beets 2 bunches 16c.
New cabbage 6c lb. ,
Turnips 2 bunch ca 15c.
Wax onions 10c lb.
Home grown head lettuce 15c
hend; 2 for 25c.
Spinach 2 lbs. for 16c.
Radishes 5c bunch.
Oreen onions 6c bunch.
Klgln hot house tomatoes-MOc
Ih.
Cucumbers 15e each; 2 for 25c.
Fruit.
California freestone peaches
15o lb.
Ilnspberrles 15c box.
Pewhcrrles 20c box, 2 for S'.e.
Green apples 15c lb.
California apricots 15o lb.
ltlng cherries 16c lb.
Plums, Walla Wiilhir 26o Ih.
Home grown strawberries 1 5c
box.
loganberries 2 boxes 2Sc.
Walla Walla and Milton straw-
berries 15c box, J
Hood River strawberries ice
box.
Gooseberries (grown locally)
10c lb.
Cantaloupes 16efr2 for 35c,
Watermelons 6c lb.
Cherries I6e lb.
Tellow Newtown apple- I Iho.
25e.
Bananas 1 5c Ih.
Lemons 45c do.
Orange 69 to 89c doa.
Grape fruit 21c each.
Sugar.
Cane sugar $.86r 97.05.
GOAOtlUC
Gasoline, regular, retail 87c gal.
Gasoline, high test, reUU 8c
A M'oman In neif r "old as long
ax alio can sloop down anil crawl
under the bed after Iter Kilppon.
.
Friend (to young artist's wife);
''Well, m(y dear, aren't you getting
tired or studio life?"
Wife: Oh, dear no! I find It
rather jolly. Jack paints nil dny
and 'I cook then we both try and
guess what they are."
. .
A chic, hat Isn't necessarily
trliiimed with chicken feathers.
'
Here lies the body of George Noah
Stout
He laughed at his girl when her
teeth roll out.
.
A man Is old when ho can leave
the heroine In tho clutches or Iho
villain und go yawning to IhmI.
Fond Tk Grande Mamma:
"You've been a bad boy. Johnnie,
to steal the Jam. and I must punish
you by amneking' your enrs." I
Johnnie;-"Oh; I punished myself, j
mamma, I smneked niy lips after 1
I nie uV' r .
v':' ' .. i
A Born Genius "The girl, when
but seven year old, was born In
West Haven as a most talented
little singer and musician, and fre
quently appeared at the Orpheum
theater." New Haven Register.
She laughts at his wit.
But It's not from delight.
, He has not made a hit,
, She has teeth that are white.
. .
.v Girls who paint draw men.
Bet way to tell w woman's age
Don'l!
What every young person should
know Iss!
I'air weuther friends are those
who borrow umbrellas,
Don't argue with traffic cops
It's cheaper to tell it to your wife.
Some girls use dumbbells to get
color In their cheeks others use
color on their cheeks to get dumb-hells.
'
These balloon pants have cliantr-
ed one of the old sayings. There
Is now plenty of room at the 1m(-
tom.
' "Do you have animal crackers?
"No, but we have some very nice '
dog hlHCItlts." ' I
New Lingerie Crepe
Figured, Striped and Checked Patterns.
30 and 36-inch materials.
' .'. ': 35c to 75c - , : ,
See Our Window Display!
N. K. West & Co. Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store For 25 Years.
I'oitTLAxn rnonrcE
PORTLAND, Ore.. June 19 (AP)
Kggs burely steady; current re
ceipts 2o; fresh ' medium 24c;
fresh setndurd firsts 27c; fresh
stamlard extrus 27c.
Itutter weak to fraction lower;
extra cubes, city SSc; standards
K7o; prime firsb 37c; rirsts 3ic;
prints 41c; cartons 42ci
1 Milk steady, pest churning cream
, 3ic per pound, net shipper's track
In sone 1. Cream delivered Port
land 41c per pound. Jtaw milk (4
per cent) 92.20 cwt. f.o.b. Port-'
kind,
. Poultry steady. Heavy hens 26
fii 27c; light, 20 (f-Sic; springs,
white l&fy 2e; do, colored up t
27c; young white ducks 30.
.Old potatoes nominal, 91.60 per
fack-; new 3c per pound.
Onions nominal, 9176092.
FREE!
A Duddy Lee Drawing Book will be given free
with each Buddy Lee Play Suit. .
Buddy Lee
Nonbreakable Doll j
$1.50
Norton's Kiddy Shop
Infants' and Children's Wearables
TIIH
tub 'I.i:axi.i.i:ss'
lll.ACK CAT
J woulil rr-iipoptfiilly submit the roport or the Orogon Diiliy
ami l-ood ConiinisKlon.'r ns rollows: "HlurU Cut Confcctlonpry:
Kxci-llcnt .llirht nnil noroi-ncil." Huvn J'VlKi.lnlrn. Ic Cream
riililnvt Bnoil. Kounluln ki'pt In (fooil onlor. Phould pnlnt
InHiili. wlicro milk Is kept with fuclory rnanii'l pnlnt. Glnssfs,
dippers, sluiUrrs, und cast's, neat and clran. Have syrup notlou.
"Hlaolt Cat Koslailrant: Klnv llBht and sclfcnc'd dllllnfr room.
Ki'pl In good orndlllon. Iloom, lalil.-s and dishes clean. Klleh
en Is also in good order. Will discard all cracked enamel,
ware." ,
(Sinned) W. M. nCNCAN, Inspeetor...
Nume of place, nlaek Cat.
Name of proprietor, T. I Olliespie. .
Aildress, l,a Grande, rate of Inspection, Juno IS, 10211.
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PERSONAL SERVICE
"twins of co-operation"
PERSONAL ATTENTION
the uniting' of personal service
with personal attention in our
every transaction has supplied
that really important factor so
essential in a satisfactory and
helpful banking connection . . .
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Grande Ronde
Hospital
A non-sectarian institution organized and operated
for your convenience.
At Your Service Day and
Night
Open to any reliable physician and surgeon.