EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tucsdfiy,"Jli)yT; 19$0.'
j-&ndi&4 r u hnr jun ur hit irig iVCUa find 17
sSX .... ..... -.---.---J. 1 r
out of door
New Racing Model.
. All colors.
' - $5
Wcstenhaver
& Gilbert
Slore For Men
KldKCO roULTUY. -
HAN KHANCIHOO, July 0. Al
l. H. Dureuu Agricultural ICco
nomlcs) llroilcrs: l,cghorn I to
14 lbs, SSu lb.; 114 lbs. !!7
to 28c II).; 1 Mix. 2011280 Ih.
. I'Vyon- leghorn: 2 to 214 lbs.
27 rn 2Uo Hi.; colored 2 to 2 Mi llm.
3HH7o Hi. Young rooBtcrs and:
pullets: colored, 8 lbs. uud U 40
tlUc Ih.; uliiBKy , nhowlnif biui')
111 itrin. , . . "
Ol.l roostcTH, colored 111 to 18c
Hi.; l.i'Bliorn 15 to luc lb.; Iak
liorn wih: 2 lb. )H to 21c lb.; 3
22 to 23o lb.; 3', to 3M lb.
24 to 2C0. -, !
7V
IS-H.E-R.R-Y.'Sl lOYcarsAio "
II TODAY And . TOMORROW , lj Today---
UJjlj - i mmmmmmmmmmmVmm7?mmM n. n i II I j ' KOIHU b(iy(l'M tuulv Olll It
lj ! Warner Bros. Classics of the Screen . !""u 1' lltrr"UM
mtM III III I una inui niu.'f
("RED HOT TIRES" W
l ll'lll I 31ubtjiiilu Lotion
lj From the novel by Gregory Rogers . , j
( With MONTE BLUE and ! , r I i j'n
If . PATSY RUTH MILLER L. h. UTUg l0.
Ill A wild joy ride along the road of laughter. '' ua-.ki,wooi
jl Cdy ., , I l,r'1'" "'"U ai"tt''r'
i I, -'
r i OiM.ao.fc m. Hi l
tn i ' ' i i i 111 mrm i m
I "TIMES breed ill filth, feed on Flit on your garments. Flit kills moth
I. filth and bring filth into your mid their larvae which oat holes. Emen
nmit. "ive teals showed that Hit spray did not
stain tho most delicate fabrics.
Flit spray desrs your home in lew a Scipniifie Inaprlirirln
minutes of disease-bearing flies and mus- , A ClcnilIIC insecticide
quitoes. It is clean, safe and easy to use. Flit is Hie result of exhaustive research
ly expert entomologists and chemists.
B hills All lIotlHChnltl Insects ' a harmless to mankind. Flit hss re- II
HilSirnyal5odestroysllbugs,roaches 'Jf,1 .'he f 1 mp'h.od8 ''',lt kU1 I
no snts. It sesrehes out the cracks and " u ... .
III crvleo where they hid and breed, and Get a Flit ran and sprayer today. For II
til destroys insects and their prim. Snrnv ..in a,-a-.,n,v,M II
1 STANDARD OIL CO. (NEW JEBSEV) I
fi . .... III
It l iiiii iiimii i i ' mi
( IJ) !' DESTROYS V-
J i I . i. .... . T 7 im i
s v run mnsnuiinra nimns I I
1 h ukh n k ha m mmLtm
JM UIIUIU llllll UIU I MIIU llUi ...... Establishment of a new high roc- III II t Vli
j u f if . , 1 ........ - 1 oru ior an umo oy ine prawm nvii -V9 II I
II -! UVKftfOOU July . (AP)- L,P ..ommlsslon on .lock of the. ill be ll b. 1:00 I. u. I I
Portland Man Also Suf
fered From Indigestion
And a Rundown Condi
tion, But Karnak Soon
Put Him on the Road
to Recovery Again.
. 'lo you know It wum J nut ull 1
could do to drug myself down to
the drug store to get my first bot
tle or K urn uk but now slnco J
luivu taken three, bottles of the
: medicine I have m oro pep and
energy thiiti 1 huve hud before in
many n da)'." Buys loiiis Loihner, i
of 88a K. 7tli Ht., N., l'oitlund,
On-.
"Kor some tlnto I had been run
ning down bill gruduully und about
u month a to J gave up altogcthcr
and bad to stop work," continues
Mr. LolbuciY "I dieted very euro
fully, but nothing seemed to agiec
with mo and 1 felt no miserable
I didn't l;nmv what to do.
PASTITS PEAK
I'OItTIiANI), Ore July II. (Al')
Production of dulry iirodut:o in
tlicn territory Iiiih piuiKcd thu piik
for thlB HCUHon, aocord'in to a atu
tlHtlcal report Jut released by H. U
lttnger, locnl ruprf'HCntutlvts of Ilia
department of Olfrlcultlirc.
' FlgureH on limt luouth'H dairy
rocelplH In I'ortlund hIiow a decid
ing fulling off In butler, kk and
cbutuio uh compurcd wltb April und
May.
Oh thu oilier blind locul utoruge
boldlnKH buvo IncroiiKHd In nil
lined during thu month, denoting
a fulling olT in the demand n-om
otlifr flections wlilcb ' In prcvioiiH
montltH wero buny filling their
Mtonigeii frotn tho Hurplus produce
tlou hern.
Tlio.totiil buttttr received hero
during June wua 1 1,241. &8U poundH
uh compared with 1,280,467 pounda
PRODUCTION IS
Fly -flit -Flop!
"Sleep wns almost out of tho
tjucslion, and I bad awful head
aches that Just seemed to slay
with mo night and day. I toll
you. they just almoKt drove mo
dlHtruuU'd. and I wasn't ablo to
rind anything . that tfoeuicd . to
reuch my cuse.
"Hut hIiico I have been taking
Katnak I have been sleeping but
tor tjian over Hnd mornings 1 get
up refreshed and good for tho
titty. My npp"tltu ban Improved
wonderfully and I cat ihohI every.
I hinf on the table now. Those
awful hoadachuti aro gone, my
head 1h eleur us u bell, and I
have valued tn weight and Just
fee) thy good of Karnak all
through my body. After Buffer
ing llko 1 did It eertalnly In won
derful to gut the remarkable ben
efits, that Kurnuk has brought me,
and 1 can't say half enough for
Karnak la Hold In la Grande by
the I j, tic 1 4, lrug Co.. and by lead
ing druggies everywhere.
In Muy. June showed a slight In
cretutu In the receipts of Hurplutf
cubes from country creameries and
u considerable falling off in the
'make' -of locul country cream
eries. '. '
l''gg production Is decidedly ,on
the down grodc now. Total . re.
ceipU ror June wire 26.UCI. cases
as coiupared with 35,387 cases in
May und 30,536 cases In April,
t'iieeHO liroduellnn has ratli.n fiff
ulo. There ww 368.023 pounds
or trlnlcts reeolvuil atul BB.8H7
pounds or American loaf, a total
decrease In the two klnd of overl10 enoice tmiiK .rens cxciuaca) s
76.000 pounds.
The local butler market Is weak
and unsettled and a decline' In
print prices Is not far distant.
cubes are unchanged over the holi
days but there is no snap to the
trade, Htorugo stocks too, have
reached a stage where the rapid
j accumulations cannot bo- Ignored
I longer. Hoard price today on
'cubes: extras 37 ',4c; standards
3'IV4c; standards ;i(H4c; prime
firsts 3514c firsts 34c; prints 41c:
wllh buying prices of fats ranging
from- 3Ue In tho 'country to 41c
In l'urllund.
Kgg prices arc steudy und un-1
chunged with the local market still
marking time.
New crop hay Is arriving on the
local team tracks now In sufficient
MVUIPOOL WHKAT
UVHRPOOU July 6. AP)
Wheat unchanged to Hd higher;
July Its 7d; Oct. lus 6d; Dec.
Ida 6d. " "
lOIITIiAKn WH10AT
I'OHTLAN'O, Oro.. July 6. (Al)
Whcut: BBB. hard'whlto 11.41;
UH. baart 11.40; federation 11.39;
Bo(t white $1.40; western white
tl.40; hard winter $1.86; western
red $1.35: northern spring 11.36.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 128
barley 2; flour ; corn 10; outs (.
CHICAGO CASH
CHICAGO. July . (Al') Cash:
Wheat No. 2 red 11.36 (small
car); No. 3 hard 11.41V,.
" Corn No. 2 mixed 72c; No. 2
yellow 73iito73ic. '
Oats No. 2 white S8t4l3; No.
3 white 88 41390. ''..-,
ltye No. 4 2i4c. .
llarley TUtfTlo.
'I'iinotlty seed 96ii $7. , i
Clover seed $13828..'
HAN KitANCISCO. July 8. (Al'),
uutterrui r.o.u. i Uun Krancisco.
44 cents. ;
WlltTMWl lilVIXrot'K '
1-ORTI.ANP, Ore:. July . (APC
Cuttle 2056 slow;'- calves ' 235.1
Htecrs good, medium t7.60ii) $8.50;
common $0 2641 17.20; canncrs and
cutlers steers. $5Qr$8. Heifers good,
cotmnon 'und in'cdtuin $4.&Otr$7.
C'owh. good $6.26 at $0.60; common
und medium "$4 fit' $6.25: cunners
und cuttem $2i'M. Hulls, good
uct'r tvearungs ejciu.ieai . ,sb if s;
common and medium tcanners and
bolognas) $45-; eolves. medium)
(i $10.60; culls and common $6.50
r$8. Vealers medium to choice
$11fii $12; culls and cotnmons $6.60
if$10. - .' .-. '
Hog receipts 640: active. Heavy-'
weights (230-300 lls.) medium,
good und choice $14 $I5; medium
weights (200-360, lbs.) common,
medium, good and choice $14. MM
$16.50.: light weight (100-2(10 lbs.)
common, medium, good u.nd cholcu
SIBCC 815.76! Ilirht . Ilirlila I II."(10
Jibs.) common, medliinu good and
choice $I6 $I5.75: packing hogs,
i (rough unu smooth) $ 1 1.50 TO
$1.1.50; slaughter pigs. (0-ir,fl lbs.)
medium, good and choice tlhtt
$16.76; feeder and stock or pig (70
130 His.) medium, good and choice
ISi r $17.26. . (Soft or oilv boss
und rousting pigs excluded Ih above j
fiuotutions.') .iv,
Sheep und lamb receipts 886;
nieu,, . iiuiiiin, . iin'oiyiii to enoice
(84 lbs. down) $11,4$I2: lambs,
culls and common!, $Sw$lo.6n:
ewes, common .to choice J4.257P
$6.26; culls and canncrs $4.25Q
$6.26. ... -.. .' II. t . -
(Iiiantltles to meet this market's
requirement. Illds oro lower with
buyers offering $17 o $18 a ton
for new timothy, delivered I'ort
lund: $18.60 for ulfitiru: $13 to
$I3.6U for clover; $14.60 to $16 fnr
oat und vetch: and $12.60 to 1 a j
for cheat. . No new straw coming ,
yet to speak of but bids range from
$7 lo $8 per ton.
The Infinit dauarlitfr of Mr.
Mia. liobci't. f .iiton. wbo Ub'U
ttnrl
tills
nmrnlii-. will o burlrd litis nrtcr
n oo n . ! u n y vn I .wi-vlct-a will bo
hold nt the Hobnunkamp ubtiprl ut
3 p. m.
HLSSDY
Kd Huhm'Vi 70, xrvtl known to
I bo oUlvv ri-HtdiMils of t4i Orandt'
m tn it n who for imtuy yearn
drove u t'tib for tbn Kolpy hotel,
dk'd at bin liotim )iiro ut about
o'clock laal evening.
Tho body l lit- Uie SnodKi'tlHR V:
Klniniernian ttmprl, ivhero funeral
HiM'vle.eH will held ul -a p. m.,
Wednesday. The l-lairltH- lodar
ullh whirl, bo waa afftltated. will
b In ehiirife,
Mr. tlu-y was born ut l)ta
Motiiei, Iowa, und canto here
aboul 62 yeari no. - In the early
days hu worked hh ii blueksnilth in
Ut Ornntb'. Thru lor a lontr period
be drove the patrons of (lie hotel
in It is fuinlllar four-horse cub.
The dt eeiident'a wlfi; died about
Ml yearn us;o, Surviving relatives
liulutlo a Hlhter, Mis. I.auru Uup
pb of Han Kruiieiteo. und a niece
at Ilea Mohttn. lowu.
FIRE DESTROYS
120 ACRES GRAIN
SOUTH OF MILTON
riJNIiI.KTON. July 6 AI).
Kire which stinted from tho buck
flrlng of a combine destroyed t2M
acres or standing grain. 6tl acres
of sa c k e d g ra t n , a ba r n of b i y
und tht comlilno on two ranohi's
Obituary
I In the region south of Milton yes
It rr day. The fire was cheeked bv
use of truepr plows. Tho grain
was insured.
Sparks rrom a railroad engine
are thought to huvtl- cuuscd an
other fire which burned W uers
of grain east of tho lndlun res
ervulion last night. The grutn;
burned lor more Oun two hours
and 2'0 people assisted In putting
it out. Tin' grain was Insured.
The rum It belongs to Ullbert Tem
ple. no. us.
(AD C.
NKW YOliK, .July 6.
dutlurs. bonds: -(Hales
Uberly i .
liberty Sd 4s T nil - "
Liberty 1st 4 S V i
Liberty 3d 4Vi
Liberty -Sd 4 14 ,.vr..-..,.......a.....:l
., Liberty ,4lU.4U . w .
IJ. B. jrrouiurr148'J.,.w..-..rt
In
NEW TOItK July . (AP)
Establishment, of a new high roc.
ord for all time by the present no
par. commission on stock of the
General - Motors :-. corporation at
151 K or 4 points above last Fri
day's close, featured the rcsunip
tlon ,of trading today after the
three day stock market holiday. A
strong undertone wa apparent
throughout the list with, steel, mor'
tor. chemical and public utility
shares giving the best demonstra
tions of group strength. Trading
was not as brisk, however, as In
the closing ildysj or last week.
The closing was firm total sales
approximating 1,260,000 shares. .
Wheat Prices Advance
Following Crop Tidings
CHICAGO, July 0. (A:I')
Wheat prices scored a sharp ad
vance today largely on account of
unfavorable crop reports from the
American northwest..' Hot! d"'
weather prevailed, und estimates
were current that North Dakota'
would not ruLse more than 86.000.-.
Olio bushels and : Houth .Dakota
ID. 000.00(1 bushels, totals heavily.
short of last yenr's figures. ' Export'
sales since Friday amounted to .1,-'
60O.000: bushels. ' .- .
Wheut closed firm. 2 K . to 2 74 e
net higher, corn to 14 up. da
at U to V6 .gain and provisions un
changed ,tq 25o down. ,
- 1-oitTi.A.M) 1'iioiircu ;
P.OIlTl-ANI), Ore.. July 6, (AP)
Eggs steudy; current- receipts
25c; freslv mediums. 23c; fresh
standard firsts 26c; fresli standard
extras 26c. ... -
' ..' .- "
Butter slow, weak:". extra cubes,
city 37Vjc; standards 36 Me; prime
rirsts 35V4c; firsts 34c; prints 41c
cartons 42c' .. ,
Milk steady;'best churning cream
30c per pound, net shippers' track
In zone 1. Cream delivered Port
land 41c per pound. Haw milk (4
per cent) $2.20 cwt .f.o.b. .Poct-
unj.
Poultry steady (less 6 per cent
commission). Heavy hens 25fy2lc;
light loi20c: springs, whito 1SW
19e; do. colored up to 25c; young
white ducks 2428c: colored, IS
&20c.
Oulous nominal . $1.76 $2:; -o
tatoes $1.60 per sack; new potatoes
3c pound.
Breach of Promise
Judgment Is Quashed
SAI.ICM, Ore.. July' 6. ( A P)-r
A breuch of promiso judgment 0b-
tallied by Adnla Vnuk of Port-
lund ugalnnat llr, Kred V. Putter-
son or ll,ul l'll' 1 squusnea by the
ulm',I,e court l0lay '" reversing
the decree of Judge Georgo Hons
inun, of tho lower court for Mult
noniah couniy. The oplnnlon wua
written by Ju.stice Burnett. Tho
cuse did not involve any element
of seduetlon, Tho womKin wub al
lowed $5000 and costs in the lowe
courts.
A Blander Judgment of $20.0U0
ot)tulued by Ur. H. H. Mount,
fi('gon nty ugalnst lr. O. A,
Welsh und other physicians of thut
city is cut. to $5000 in un opinion
of the supreme court modifying
the decrep of Judge Hobert O
Morrow, who presided In tho low
er court for Cluckama county.
Tho case arose out of a protest by
tho other physicians against the
county paying an autopsy fee to
Mount. Tho letter of protest wua
published und was followed by tho
slumler suit.
ditecttehi
Mountaineei
Pravcl throuch the far-
famed Cantldian Pacifit
Rockies, finest motinfmn
scfiter' tn lie tiord, this
stiminer when you go East.
The Mountaineer, crnclc
Canadian rncilic train di
rect to Chicago, leaves Van
couver B. C, daily at 7:45
p. m. Convenient time of
arrival at all principal way
way points. Finest equip
ment and dining service. i
t-ow Summer Fsrei Are
Now feffcctive-On Salt ,
to September 15. with
return Limit October 31.
Canadian feeble Railway
SSTklSl Ani(MMsj Mnlm
fo- frtiiSt O II fttt. Pi,t t ft Alt
8. dollars und
thirty-seconds of
$ltiti)
High
1.ow
Close
101. 10
)I2
13
fin
ins
210
4uM ..
..It.,:' 10 1.12
loo.io
102.18
100.3$
101.16
101
101.9
102.14
100.27
101.11
101.16
"1
102.J0-0
I1 !
OAIll OV THAAKS
: We wish lo 'extend our sincere
thanka and appreciation tu our
many friends for their kindness and
floral offerings In our recent be
reavement. - Mrs. M. Kothnugcl,
Win. Nothnagel,
' Itlchurd Nothnagle,
Mr. and Mrs. Tracbsel
T-6-ltp;
School Funds now available for
farm loans In Union County. Bee
H. E. Dixon, Foley Building. Ia
Grande. Ore. $-ltf
For eczema a real preparation. '
It acts quickly and positively at $1
a bottle. Hold only by Hllverlhorn-
Wright's family drug store. 7-2tf j
. . jnoTicn. .
All Kugles meet tonight ut Eagle
all at 7:0. John M. .Stanley,
Pres.
7-6-ltp
Brazil newspapers, when they
get out un "extra,", first let the
PUPllq know .of the. event by blow
ing a strident siren. . .
Beautiful new linos In stationery
In boxes at n'retlv enlnrs nmt new
tshapes und prices much less than I
usual. Hoe them nt Bilvorlhorn
Wrlght's family drug store. 7-2tf
Ilcnuttltcliing, pleatUig, button
holes, etc. Norton's Kidd Shop.
10-14W
L 'nie- king of Oroat Urltaln each
year receives a. herring plo rrom
Yarmouth In puyment or that com
munity's feudal obligations.
HASKKTS
Baskets for carrying lunches,
also a complete new lino of mar
ket Ixuikets now at Klcliardson's
Art & Gift Shop. 7-6-It
Something for your stomach and
liver that relieves gas on the stom
ach In five minutes, stops headache.
'fry it. $1.00 a bottle only at 811-
Verthorn-Wright's family drug
store. ' 7-2tf
Send your cleaning and pressing
to the Wardrobe, Phono Main 72.
- . . 6-30-4t
BOXWOOD. . .
Large load boxwood delivered In
I.a Qrande. $4.00. call U B. Men-1
efee Lbr. Co., lone Tree. 4-Stf
1 Al'TUIt THU I'OI ll'l ll
Tf 36u took sbme o-ood snans of
jiour party on the Fourlh. or some
1 irnnd Meenln vlow. luWn n,nm tn
buehurdson. "The Art .Man" und
lava them enlarged, hand tinted
Free Ambulance Service
When An Emergency
Comes
Accidents, sudden illness, emergency needs you can never'
tell when the time may come for you to call an ambulance. Yet
when the need arises you want the best and fastest service it is
possible to secure. -
As a part of our Superior Service our new ambulance equip
ment is constantly available without charge. Our experienced
staff is always on duty to serve you and special training and
years of contact with all kinds of emergencies proves especially
valuable. . .....
Hal Bohnenkamp, Funeral Director
Free Ambulance and Hearse Service
"Union County's Oldest Undertaking Establishment."
I My .
108 Depot 8t,
Smart New Styles
In Suits for Boy
These boys' suits arc sure to
please the discrimintinf mother
who .knows quality and all-round .'
excellence. They will wear!
English models. Coat, Vest
and Long Pants. The patterns
are varied showing ,the
lights and darks in fancy cas
simer weaves. Sizes 5 to ,8
years. , . ,:... !dit!i(
Remember, we buy fabrics "
for 676 Stores. Our large buy-.' , ,
ing power makes possible v
uiese serviceauie smi
$9.90
and framed. They will
muke
beautiful pictures for your homo
und cheerful remembrances of
huppy vacation days. Have your
picture work done at Richardson's
Art & Gift Shop. 7-B-lt
If you kill enough time it will
kill you. '
CO Wvor Touchers for 26c the
best little pill for a laxative or
physic' for grown tips or children.
Sold only by Silverthorn-Wrlght's
family drug store. 7-2tf
The United States possesses 40
per cent of tho world's railroad
mileage. Persia, on tho other
hand, bousts only one railroad.
CALL FOP, BIDS.
Sealed bids will b6 received by
the Commission of tho City of La
Grande. Oregon, for tho construc
tion of thu Improvement In Im
provement District Number 15&,
within the City of l.a Grande, Ore
gon, according to tho pluns and
specifications of the said improve
ment now on file in tho office of
the City Itecorder of said City. , A
deposit of $10.00 will bo required
for set of plans and specifications,
which umount will bo refunded if
bidder Is unsuccessful und returns
same to this bffice.
Bids will be received to the hour
iNsniuiiupi'" ii 3
. DEPARTMENT STOUES
U Gnada, On,
hi .
pf seven-thirty', p. m. Wednesday
'July 7th. 1026, at ihe commission
room In the city building at lju
Orando, Oregon. 'and must.be a.
companica Dy a ceniuca. eneck
the amount of ton per cent of tin
amount bid as a guarantee of to
acceptance and completion -of coil-l
tract If awarded. ...
Checks will be 'returned to utj
successful bidders. ,
The commission' reserves Ub
right to reject any and all bids.
By erdcr of the commission Juan
28d, 192$. . V
. . . . J. E. STEARNS,
, -Ilecordcr of the city
La Grande, Oregon.
0-24-lOt.
FRISCO TOUT
SAN KTtANCIHCO. July S (Al'-
Kedcrul State Market News Seri
Ice) Apples: boxes, sales froil
storage: California;..' Newtown.v
fancy S!4..ond 4 tier $1.7641
Whito Astrachans $1.26B'$1.7ujl
Gravenstelns $1.60 to $2.76.
Apricots: Kojals $1.:'S to $1.61
crulc; $1.26 to' f 1.60 per. L. A. -lujd.
ouik 4 to dc in.,--,. :.
Berries: Itaspberrles $1.30
$1.65 crato: blackberries 30 to S6t
drawer; strawberries 65 to 86o: few
0c to $1 drawer;, loganberries 41
to 60c drawer. 4 .
Honllh Is out. In Uhc open. Yoit
cun't get much of it into a bottle,
1
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m