La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 30, 1926, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Texti. Wednesday June 30, 1? El GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER - "V Another New Shipment of Summer Suits for the Fourth -I V V ess . . Never before have we had such u largo and beautiful selection for you to choose from --- from every style center, from every source where the Iwautiful and useful arc found, at the unequalled Value-giving price $33 The' Store For Men Style Leaders STOCKS STAGE BIG COMEBACK Market News of the Day NKW YOHK, Juno 30. AP) Itcturnlng confidence In I ho fin ancial and Industrial outlook con tributed to tlio unusual strength of today's slock market which forged ulii'ud under the ImpreHBtvo leader ship of V, H. Htcel und General Motors, i' Whllo prospects of more llheiril dividend supplied tho - incentive for accumulation of tin premier j Industrial issue and leading miotor Stocks, CHK'AGO GHAI.V Wheat: 0n Illtfi Jxw iluse July tM 130 13 J HcV ..131 H IMK I- Dec, ......... 13S' Iilft-) 1344 IJVKRIOOL, WHUT MVK1UHJOU Juno 2. (APJ-fWW'"' 17818 pounds Closo wheal to i t lower; July 11a 3Cl Oct. I'M 3d; Dec. 10s 3d. POIt'.XAND WHKAT POKTDAND, On-.. June 30 (AP) Whuat: BBIJ. hard whtto (1.40; IIH. buart 11.30; fcdcrutlon $1.40; soft while $1.40: western white ..n im.mri.ni iwinr ! $ 1.40; hard winter $1.34: norlh- 1OHTIjAKI I'UOIHCR , PORTLAND, Ore.. Juno SO (AP) Butter and cggH steady, and un changed; locnl trade ruther indif ferent und trading quiet; receipts tyesterduy: H utter, from- country! local make 30,255 pounds; eggs, lOtit eases. Htojuse- holdings: Uutter, ttOl.373 pounds; eggs. 62,773 cases. lAvu poultry und country dressed incuts generally steudy; receipts light; top calves- 10 cent a; top It ok t 4 to 20 cents; light Inns 20 to 21 cents; heavy hens 26 to 27 cents; whito springs 18 to 19c; col ored spring 25 to 26c, In the phenomenal rise today, was lite announcement that steel pro duel Ion In the first half of the year lmd Net a new record, with prospects that tho 1920 output would exceed tint of 11125. Mill operations for the next sixty days, Iron age reported, were likely to' lie maintained at a rate substan tially above tho July-August aver-' age for tho past three years tes- t trying to the unusual summer prosperity of this baste Industry, Operators for tho rise found ad dltlonal encouragement in the re tallntlon of money rates Indlcat lug that the stringency resulting from mid-year . settlements was about over. . With Ihe supremney of the buying aide, established, there was also considerable covering by short Interests who had been fight ing the rise. The closing was strong. Total Hales approximated 1,500,000 shares. ern spring $1.34; . western red $1.34. Today's car receipts: Wheat 66; flour 11; corn 2. ash: ( .CHICAGO CAN If CHICAGO. Juno 30 (AP) Wheut No. 2 red $1.34. Corn No. 2 yellow 71 Vj u 7 1 c No. 2 whito 71 ti 72c. - Oats No. 2 while 376f38; No. 3 white 31VM( 37c. Rye Not quoted. , Hurley 66 4? 70c. Timothy seed $Ui $7. ' Clovur seed $12 Hi '$28. Various Factors Cause Wheat Market Rallies POKTI,AM MVi;ST(M K POItTDAND. Ore.. Juno 30 (AP) (.Vitllc and calves receipts 16; J slow; niichuiiged. CHICAGO.-Juno 30. (AP) Ac tive buying based on dry weather, high temperature and bad crop re port fronv the northwest rallied Ihe wheat market today from an early deeline that was associated with defeat of farm legislation at Washington. Kstlmatcs were cur rent that Ihe spring wheat crop Mi In L...ilunn In tl.it fiii.x olil..r nrlli . IMP receipt 175: K and 2f,c ' Mulm wolll(1 not cxceed lOWOr. i . . . . . ft( l,.,)w.lti ..ml 1tff.KI.K. AUTHORITIES , I LOCATE SHACK bu usked lo return to Arizona to Identify the building. The new Information, (Mine sail, was furnished yesterday by I. j-;. und II. I'. Walts, 1 ,00 Angeles men, who hunted recently in the region where tin; evangelist was found U week ugo. They said that In Ihe bed of uit arroyo they had come upon an adobe structure that wiih MM ANOKI.KH. June ,10 (Al'l -r-Word from Huuglus, AriK. au- 1 lllll'll ll'H II H tit ll'llltl Itl.f t tll'V III! h'l M'-en able through the aid of nev- . Jy-furutshrd Informulton to loeiite, the desurl shack In which Aiuv e j of u;i unigiied lelU-r utWreswd Hemple MePherson. the evangelljil.j the newspaper In which Angel Hays she was held captive by kld napnrs, was awaited here today by Herman nine, chief of los Ang les detectives, r ' 'CHne plans to leave Immediate ly for the, border h. vuse tlu siitiek is found and has.' Indicated that Mrs,'. MePlierson also .would piece or legal paper, threatened. The mention of "four-siimre" refi.ru to tho creed of tho Angelus temple pastor. Cllpuitig Enclosed, A clipping from u newspaper steady story lending to discredit M:s. Mcl'hersun's alleged kidnaping waa enclosed. The letter wus mulled In an envelope bearing I he not visible from the hill or from I ""J1""1 l,r l-fi- W. Hopldns, l.os nnv of tlie rouds in the seetluti. 1 Angeles county assessor, und wis They said the shack was on the ' nmlled under a poslorflee penult Hlaughter ranch, east of Uoughui. I wlihoiil a stamp. The l.os Angeles Kvenlng K.- press lOdiiy piibllsned the conlenls' Qn,. T.,fr; t wspaper In which Angelas On He fm. Clnn-n Ui tins temple, .he tabe, naete of Al.m;e Toiin,, n.(tno: Hemple McIM.ersen evangeliHt. M - generally aetlv "O.VMIIIIllll' Itlllllll 1Vllllll!." . . jr. J. HlllilH, I'XUIIMII.T 1'XIIITl fur "Wn will iljimmllii lliu fiHlf- thf iiltlilli! Mirvlw onillllHalun. Inin wiuitiiv iliinin ti iiiiili' If you diin'l ! iVHiitiii'il. iiml Iihh lulirn over n Dili 11 Hi on lo nil the hik" koIiiu 1 poKlilon 11H i ruffle iminiiKi-r for lhi 011," Hie iiii iiauBi'. pi liulli'il 1111 11 (iri-Ron Slntr l.lno.i, Ini. Tlu n-1 msiintlon Is offi'ctlvi' July I mill will Im himh'i'oiIimI lien' by A.' I.urviy. of I'mtlanil, who fur mime llllli- Iiiih 1 11 with Ihi' I'oil- litt'dliini. Kond und choice tl.l.Guftf tM.MI; nii'dilim wi'lKhls (200 lo S.'id IIih.) coiiiiiioii. ini'diuni. kooiI und I'lliilcn (HOI 1 1 5 : IlKht wi'lKht.s (till) (O I'liO lltM.) C'OIIl'lIlon, IIKfdllllll. KOWl n ml eluilce 14.fi0i J15; llllt lllihtH OKI) to 2'iO IIih.) common, medium. Kood und cholii' (14. 50i J16.10 imckinir Iiovn (rouurli and Htiwoth) $1 1 Si $13.26; HlauKhK-r 1bb ('JO to 130 11)8.) medium, iruod ""d eholeo tM.Siim H5.25: foodcr and utockcr plKH (70 to HO IbH.) mcdiinn. sood und choice $1 5 Si J 1 7.25. (Soil und oily ho&f und roiuftln: pigH ex eluded In nhovc fiuotulions.) Rlieep und IiiiiiIih: receipts 210; l.umh.M, medium lo choice (K4 llm. down) 1Ui $I2; others unchmiKed. 7 'II l 'A(iO 1,1 VKSTOCK ClllfAdO, June 30. (AP I. R. liepiirtmenl or AKrlciilture) IIokh 17,000; uneven; (teilerully 10 to He higher; HpotH in to 2dc up; espe clully on Kood und eliolee medium welKhl folltchcin; piiekln'1 uowtf Hlltirtn udvunce; pructici'i! lop r-'. ', .. ' . ii i" The Easier Way There nrc lliimsiiiid.s of conilihiiilion.s concocted in the name of food. You stonmch Niil"forei-.s know how difficult it is to select a combination that will asice with your sick htomach. ' Ti'oulilesonio indigestion can ho more easily relieved by makiiiK the utomach aifree with the food than by expei inimilinjf .with these thousands of concoctions lo find which few of them will agree with the Mtomnch, ' ' Chiropractic selects the easier way. Call today and find out what this new health science may have in store for you. ' F. L. TRIBE, D. C. Ph. C. 'HOMi lUB-W ( 1'u liner (IiihIiihIo) New l ulej lllilit Ufflco Uoura: lo D; 7 to I SHERRY'S Last Showing Tonight All Christie's Laugh Sensation hind tnrlTIc and (ransporlatlon ns Knelallon. Heerelurv II. I. t''ti'tii-M nf the H'M vlc e coinmlssieii lodny s ihl thai t Hums win It tor Ihe slate has been highly satisfactory lo Ihe eommlM iilon the public and the rati end hi'ilor lines. fed nicer trade yearlings and medium, weight strong: heavies steady; desirable light weight heif ers shade higher in spots best weighty steers $10.5(1; mixed steers and heifers sealing HOG pounds at Mn.:tr. ; aeveral load.s 77!) to Ssl pounds heifers $ 10.25; she stock mostly steady; vealers around 50c lower; bulk to packers $IK'?12; outsiders upwird to $12.50,' Sheep I H.omi; fat liiuubH weak; btilk of early saleu of westerns $15 a $ I 5.:r; sorted natives ? I -1.50 and down; cuils $1 1 fu i 1.5ft; Hhccp slrong; inost fat ewes $5W$(i.u0. To Ask Rehearing for Convicts Kelly, Wilios HA I .KM. tire.,' Julie Its, (AP)-. Judge Will It. King, of Portland, I Ih here Unlay prewiring to Hie with tin supreme cimrl a petition fur. teheuriitg in the eae of the slate' aualied KIlHwurth Kelly and , lumen Wllliis. who are under conviction I ritisco FitriT HAN KKANCIHOO. June !i0 (AP Kederal StatevMarket Ncwh Serv ice) Apricots: Itoyul $1.15 to $1.50 criile; $1.25 to $2 per 1,. A. lug: bulk 4 lo fir pound. lierrles: tapberrle.s $t..to to $l.ii5 crate; blackberrleH :io to 40c drawer; si ra wherries l!5 lo X0u: few Nu lo .nic drawer; Ing'iulierrleH 40 to 50c drawer. fuminls: $1.50 to $2 per10 lb. drawer. Peaches: I lab'S S5c to $ I box; f first di'gree murder In connee Hon with Ihe break Iron the atatc, prison la.st August. The con vie thm In the lower court was recent ly upheld by the supreme court. . I i.ie lo $1.25 basket; Triumphs lie lo line box; .StJohns $1 to $1.25; Strawberry free $1.30 to $1.50. KU.Wli MilUJtS PAKNKS SAN Kli ANCISi'd. June an ( AP) --Frank Alb rs, vice pnsL dent and part ownx of the Albers Deputy Sheriff Finds Jail Delivery Plot PKNIH.KTON, June 30. (AH A Jail delivery lit the l nmlllln count j.ill was trust rated here Milling company died suddenly 1 J'l'1 day nfternodn when Deputy al his home here ( day. He is sur- . Klirirr S. S. Stokes discovered a vlved by a widow and rivu chll- 1 "" " Hie east wall lo feet from dpn. the ground, large enough, for a Albers was born In tlermany 52 yenrs ago. In aMHoctatlon with .other members of his family he jhulll up one of the biggest milling concerns on the rotsl. Seven Day And a cast of .screen celebrities including Ci-cighton Hale, Lilyan Tashnian and : Mabel Julienne Scott Comedy "W hispering Whiskers" 10 Years Ago Today Koiir'Villistas hanjred for Columbus, N. M., raid. l'KNALTY 111 health is tho pen alty of constipation and bowel irregularities in the summer. Stuibbs 0l. AND AGAR taken regularly will ivg ulatc the functions and keep the system free of waste. L & L Dru Co. I S. Hotter and Dot lor Hazclwood." man to crawl through to liberty Twelve prisoners, with sentences ranging from 30 days to one year, concealed the hole with a blanket ami made Hurrieh nt noise to t re vent officials hearing1 the work. ' It is thought that the delivery vain to have been mado last nlclit. TIiIk same side of the jail wall was opened when five convicts es caped several years ago when Sheriff Til Taylor was killed. .MKKTIXt; (Wl.t.DD SKATTI.K, June 30. (AP) The rirst meeting of trustees oT Pac ific Nirthwest Uoxed Apples, Inc.. nil organisation of Washington and Oregon apple growers, to In stitute a national advertising campaign Is set for Seattle Tues day. Fit teen trustees were elected at a growers meeting in Yakima lasl week. Mr. Wilbur Whitehead, a fa ittous bridge exp-rt. gave a lecture In IH-troll on bridge, and eseupcU. would be less. However, favorable weather fur the harvest southwest continued und Liverpool quotations were unexpectedly lower. Wheat closed unsettled at Ihe same an yestcrduy's finish to 1 He higher; corn U to 2'Ac off; oaltf Vi to 1 c down and provisions 12 to 27c up. Corn and oats fin ished at new low prlco records for the season. lUTTKItFAT RAX FRANCISCO. June 30 (AP) llutterfat f.o.b. Hun Francisco 44 cents. LA GRANDE tVIIOIdtiMAfjE MARKETS I'oullrr (live weight). Spring fries 26&30& Heavy hens 23n lb. Mod I urn hms ICc lo, - ( Light hens 14C lb. RtagB 8o lb. No. 1 live turkeys 32c lb. Flour. Hard 'Federation (hard wheat) $7.80 bid. Soft wheat $7.60 bhl. LA CiKANDK RmAIL MARKETS Poultry. Spring fries 60o lb. Hens 80c lb. Meats sod FPdi. Beef boll 1012Ho tt. Chops and stonks 25a IK Salmon (strictly fresl) 35c lb. llalll ul i;ae lb. , Dnlry. Lard tr lbs. $1.95 6 lbs. $1.00 Butter, creamery 46o lb.; 8bc a roll Kggs 30tfr?5o dose. Cheese 40c Vbt Honey, comb "0c lb. Vegetable. New fiobntoes 5e lb. Potatoes 4e lb. (small tiuuull tles); $4.40 for 100-lb. lot Wax siring beans IGc.Ib. California green peas 10c lb. Carrots 2 bunches ICc. Parsley 10c bunch. Ueets 2 bunches 15c. New cabbage 6c lb. Turnlii." 2 bunches 15c. Oroeii siring beans 2 lbs. ?5e. Home grown head lettuca Ibc head; 2 for 25c. Spinach 2 lbs. for 16c Kadlshc.s 5c hunch. Oreeii onions fie bunch. Walla Walla red onions 2 lb. 15c; 4 lbs. 25c. Klgln hot house toniutoca 40c lb. Texas tomatoes 30c lb. Walla Walla tomatoes I5e lb. Cucumbers Hie each; $ for 25c. I'VlllfM. California freeslouo peaches 15o lb. Walla Walla peachesj 15c lb.. 2 for 25c, Itaspberrtes 15c box. Dewberries 20c box 2 for 85c. Oreen apples 10o lb! California apricots 10c lb.; box $I.K0. King cherries 16c lb.; 2 lbs. 25c Plums. Walla Walla 26c lb. Homo grown strawberries l&c box. loganberries 2 boxes 25c Wultu Walla and Milton strawberries- 1 6e box. Hood IUver strawberries 16c box. Cantaloupes I5c 2 for S7c Watermelons 30 lb. Cherries 15c lb. v Tollow Newtown apple I lbs. 25c. Bananas 15c Ih. lemons 46c do. Oranges 69 to 8o do. Orapo fruit 22c each. Hiigar. Caue sugar $s.S5Qt7.D5. . (lasollue. Oftsotlno, regular, retail 27c gal. Gnsollnv, b If H toat, retail A Ac Kat NKW YDKK, June didhirs. bonds: Liberty 3h Liberty Is) 4 Ms ....... I.lberly 5d 4S Llberly 3d 4 Ha , Uberly 4th 4 K fcV Treasury 4 ltO.X DS, (AP) I. S. dollars and thirty-seconds of (Sales In $1000) High Uw tloso ,. 4;i 101.15 DM. IS 101.14 77 102.1$ 102.14 I02.1S 157 100.28 100.24 100-2? 15 , 101.15 101.13 - 190 102.30 10J.JJS 3S ' I?8. ..-.i FIND IT HERE Copy for IIiIh column Iw lu by :00 a. ui School 'unils now available for farm loana In Unloo County. Boo II. K. Vlr.on, Foley Bulldln. I Orande, Ore. J-ltf M'NC'II IIASKIO'IS 1!u.fkfilH all hIhi'h und atylf.s Hiiit ublu for lliv viuuitlun lunch will lio found ut JtlchurdHun'8 Art & (lift Hliop. i ' , 0-3U-31 , IIOXWOOD. j Large load boxwood delivered In La Orande. f j0. Call U B. Mon etae Lbr. Co., ine Tree. - 4-ftf ('nil Main Ti iind tluit null for tin.' 4th. robe. lot uit ch'un Tho Wurd-U-30-lt A ri'ul Knt'rnl tonlr, from, a new lireacrliitlon, thut will rcHtura your vitality rput poi into you make you fully niuul for unything In life, uldu difrenllun, glvea appetite. You will got til 7&o li bottle only at j vrnn) I I ' I M RATION-WIDE if INSTITUTION-; . . w DEPARTMENT STORES 108 Dtffot St, U GtumU, Or , New Colored Lingerie The Heighth of Style And Value In Undcrthings! Chemises, Step-ins and gowns of, various and most acceptable pat terns. In sizes for both the iniss and the wom an. - The materials are cotton : and mercerized in novelty weaves. Trimmed so adroitly with ribbons, lace, etc. 98c ; .. . ..... , roil vocn cAit . ; Wlien .you have the misfortune to. break a windshield or side glass lake your cur to ltfchardson'a Art & Gift Sliop and have U refitted with finest Uclglum Non-Shatter 1'hitc Glass. It costs you no more and h much better; Prompt serv ice, quality and the right prices a), ways at Itlchardson's Art. & Gift Shop. fl-30-3t Sllverthoin-Wrlghl's store. family drug 6-mr Hctiistltclilng. pleating, button holes, etc Norton's Klthl Shop. . 10-14tf (Jet reridy to celebrate for the 4th, let us clean that suit or dress. The Wardrobe. . 6-30-lt Don't hi dandruff annoy when you cun buy a bottle of Germicide olid Dandruff Krudicator for 75c that will stop' dandruff in five duys and slop fulling of the hair In u month. Sold only by Sflvor-thorn-Wright's family drug- store. G-28lf A beautiful lino of pretty sta tionery lu boxes. All lute patterns and shapes Just in from factory at prices to please you. See them ut Silvcrthorn-Wright's family drug store. 6-28tf Send your cleaning und pressing lo tho Wardrobe. Phone Main 72. -30-4t Marcelling Over J,. & U 75c. Phono Driiff. ( 283-W. -26-6tp 1-Xlt AVTO OWN KKS . Have your windshields or side glasses fitted by Jtlchardson, "Tho Art Mun," ut Itlchardson's Art & Gift Shop. . 0t28-2t CALL FOK BIDS. Sealed bids will bo -ecelvetf by tho Commission of tho City of Im' Grande, Oregon, for tho construe-' m Upn of thp improvement In Im-J; provomont District Number 161,, -within the City of Sm. Grande. Ore gon, according to tho plans and spcclfieuttpn of tho said Improve ment now on file In tho office of the City Recorder of said City. A deposit of 10.00 will be required for set of plans and specifications, . which amount will bo refunded If bidder Is unsuccessful and returns siimo to this office. : - .- Bids will be received to the hour of scvcn-thlrty p. -m. Wednesday ' July 7th, 1H26, at tho commission room in the city building at La Grande, Oregon, und must be ac companied by a certified check In the amount of ten per cent of the amount bid as a guarantee of tba acceptanco and completion of Con tract if awarded, Chocks will be returned to un-. . successful bidders. t " ... Tho eommlsslons reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By order of the commission June 23d, 1026. J. K. STEAHNS Itocorder of tho dty ofV ' Ia Grundc, Oregon. . c-24-iot . WEED Getting What You Want When You Want It When you want and need. something in llio hardware line a certain sizo Utck, a particu lar lind of nail, a certain toolf a special color paint for a certain pui-posc you naturally hate to suffer the inconvenience of delay or' changing plans. It's mighty nice to bo nblc to get what you want when you want it. The many, many years we have been in the hardware, business has taught us what your needs are how varied . they are and they have taught people all over this section of the state that Bohncnkamp's large stocks could supply them. And that large slock is maintained bcoiuse of a huge business and because of the con venience to you the superior service we are able to render. ' Nationally known goods are featured be cause they are dependable the best that the markets afford. Just phono us, or como in. W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. "Superior Hardware You Can Get It ' At Bohncnkamp's"