La Grande evening observer., July 14, 1926, Image 8

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Wednesday, July 14, 1928."
SWFt-1
CA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVES
I. I
Hzi cerely "In
; SlylMBut
Always Well In
Advance
i x
The uppcal of "McClreiror"'
. exactly anticipates the wan In
' of nporin men w.ho InHlut
on tho tnont correct apparel,
" ' '
''MuUrjrffor Hpprln Wear"
him that riiro dlntlni'llvc np
pcuriinco. whluh thcao men
ecok In Ha mellow, colorful
; harmonic o ri'iiilnUccnt at
. Scot Ja a J. .
Their fl.fvlci-iiblllly In that
; to ho . I'Xpt'ClCiJ of nuporl)
quality ffurmcnlH.
.
The fuHclntitlntr. colorful
nporti weur from ucron tho
water. In here Kor Mich vx
. ccptlonul i Utility, I he prlnu
In ii i off t reasonable.
Westenhaver
& Gilbert
Store For Men
War Picture Win B .
Shown Here Next Week
"On Plunder Field," an au
thentic war film, will be shown
at tho Star theater next Tuesday
and Wednesday under tho auspices
of the local American lotion post.
It was announced today.
The film has been proclaimed, by
public and critics alike, un the
greatest motion plcturo ever made
of war scenes. . -
' "The American doughboys werO
tho actors with mud and blood and
desperate co u ruffe for their make
up.' d cio lares Hurley I(lchardonf
commander of the post, "You will
ittt handful of mjud-plHJrtcrcd hoy.
Mticuklnp toward a shell hole; you
sec those same boys crawl out and
dart forward, Koine of them go
Hirht on. Were nd t Intro you
will mm ono crumple, and fall, 'ou
Plunders Kleld' Is too big. too
tragic to describe In black and
white. You havo to scu Jt to
reull)MJ what It really Is," ; 5j
Market News of the Day
. Chicago ;ii.vjv
Wlival: Oprn Hlli Ixmr Clone
July HJK tt HI 'A tun
-!. lit US HI (4 142
vw. in?i i4s my, uo'A
WOMAN MADE
BEER: JURY
FREES HUBBY
(Continued from Pe 1)
tlitnktng or K."
I-.U JIcmh wu (Jdrcnduiit'M lit"
tornry.
In tho Jury wcrfl Mm. DivlgliL
Jcmmi. lU'rmuu Hkala, Ucoi-ko Tur
ry, Otorc Dull und Huuu Andrewn
Hr.
Ijanp concert
. this evening
(L'outiuui'ili from 'iiu 1)
,juy "WooJInnil" Luilvra.
I 3. t-iytluu Hnrunmln "Auilnu"
r-Mnuko. . ,
J; '4. Two Uuncoii 'I'lujhakoff.
I'vkoo Jwncu (I'ulka Klu
1 iinnti) ..
. ) Comwck '.Jtvvel 'Uuniw
V Urvtcixiui') ! ,
',' lllllfavuj
f, H. Ih'KvrlptlVf' ''A MuiiiiiHir Kvoll
Hp In 1mi V.lp" Kllnif. .
A ;.' II of . Sip JjhuplHrH, . Nlicp.
Surd e Hung, Jltnci) of th;: Hlicu-'
fcurdi. I.ovorn Honnudo, Tlio
florin,. Culmi Hunv of Joy.
0. KoiiMiphonp nolo "Air Vurln"
-llurlow. Oncur Huniphrlcii.
:;1 1. OvtrrturH "Kfsn'-i.piifncr. 1
U-IL-MX l.'--J ...
110 Years Ago
Today?"
Tint Kilts' bund will kIm'
a concrrt this rvtntiitf. Httlii
IhIh are Hnapp und Uruveii..
. ACIIIKVKMKNT
The ffoodnens of our ITasi
elwood Jce f'reuni Is kept l'l
It until you eat It by o-i.
inw "!lufit-ln" I'VlKldiilro
founlaln, Tuke u brick lioinc
for dinner tunlfcht. Hw 101
yourself he (food.
L.& L. Drug Co.
IUCAiO CASH
r'MICAGO. July 14. (AD f'uali:
Wheat Humplo grade hard $1.41.
Corn No. 2 mixfil 7878V4c:
So. t yellow 7J tilt c.
Oat No. 2 white 4l!4j41c;
No. S white 4UHHJ',c.
Itye Not riiot'U.v
llarh-y Sl 74f.
'J'llliothy wd t(i7.
CIovit cd tl!:.
Ijird f H.I7.
. ltll) U.
Dellli-B $l.0n.
' I'OIITIAM) WII10AT
I'OltTIA.M). Ore.. July 14 (API
Wheat: HIIII Imrd white 1 . 4 T :
KH. taurt , 1.44: federatlutl, mi ft
white, western whlto f H'i; harf
wiiiicr, northern uprlnff li.v;
western red ft. 38.
Today's ear rccelpu: Wheat 45:
fjour 1; oafa 2; hay 1.
ouia(.o UVU8TOCK
CHICAOO. July J4. (AP IJ. B.
lcparlment of Alfiiculture) HoKa
11,000; Kcncrolly 10 to 15c high
er; light uocklne; bows 15c up;
top $14.60.
Cuttlo 10.000; better grifdc ytar
IIiib about steady; other feeders
and icrussers slow; best yearllnjrs
$10.50; mixed bteers and heifers
$10.40; matured steers $10.15; she
stork very slow; tending lower;
jbulU weak to 15o ofr; . vealera
I largely 25e tower at $12.50 ilown-
iwunl to piu'kers; few $IS $13.50
to outsiders: stackers und feeders
I easy with reeent decline.
j Hlieep $14.000;' practically nolh
flng done on fat lambs; i nvirket
steady to strong; few choice na
tive ewe and wether lanibs-.to smull
killers $14. "5: sheep around steady;
few sules fut cwex $5r$6.60; fat
yearllnKX $11.50$13; five, doubles
Idaho feeder lambs uround 00
pounds $1.1.73; lute Tuesday Idu-
lio und Washiuutoii feeder lambs
mostly $13. 605(114 for (il to 70
pound nveraes; 72 pound kind $13
. 4) $13.10.
SHORTAGE OF
F
IT ENDED
Fresh Upturns Seen
In Grain Mart Today
CIIK'AfW), -lull- 14.. (AP) Al-
IhotiKh heavy profit taking sales
acted ut tlnicj uh u, dnifr on the
wlic-jt intirket today, fresh upturns
In price were the rule, fluctuations
wen exceedingly rapid -but com
mission Iioiihi buying on breaks
wart much In evidence. Crop com
ments on spring wheat conditions
uh, expcL-tally ns to posHlblo black
rust development In Tunada. k
witeut 1'ioscfi unset lieu; Vk to
I '$ net higher: corn ut Ho dc
ilne to u advance; oats tin
hantfcd Jo V4 0 off and provisions
bowing u, rise of 7 to 22c.
'VHiSVO I'lttIT
HAN Kit ANCIHftf), July M (AP
Plums, Iturbank's Uerman llfn
91.2ft per crate; Hinta Hosu Trag-
cdys $ i (. 5 large lug.
How To Keep Coo!
" - ' i , Bl'V ONE OF OUt
Weatinghouse Fans
A I'aa I'or Ktcr Need,
H & S Electric Co.
(tunuiier Hot( IIU, u , . . l'liuuti 3a-W
l-illt'l'I.AM) MVKKIXM'K
POItTI.ANI). Ori!. July 14. (AC)
Cuttle, botes and sheep steady;
no receipts. .
REACTION MARKS
DAY IN EXCHANGE
IN WALL STREET
NKVY YOKK. July H. (AP)
Ktork prices displayiMl u complete
reverwil of form In today's market,
lin early oiitbunt of strength dur
ing which more than a score of ls
siirs mounted to new hlgii levels,
for the yeur being followed in the
early afternoon by a wave of profit
taking and bear selling. Trading
(showed a further Increase In vol
; ume, total sales crossing one and
one-fuarter million shares before
the end of the third hour.
The read ton was hot utfsoclatud
with anything in the day news,
but was widely regarded as a cor
rection of a weakened technical
position resulting from the almost
perpendicular advance of the last
eight weeks, -'or more. It Marled
with the food shares, several of
which have- been under pool man
ipulation, but even tun My spread to
u II sections of 'the 1Ih(.
Tho cloning wan steady. Total
sales approximated 1,900,000 shares.
GANG WARS
BLAMED FOR
TWO 'DEATHS
(Continued from Pog 1)
vlcted, ho was released on a writ
pending review of his cowo and was
ur rested a month ago for carrying
concealed wapons.
(iiniie, llllle.1
Joseph Clconne, 37. said to be a
i high lieutenant In the thinning
I ranks of tho notorious Henna gang
was called to the door of his home
'shortly uftor midnight and shot
and killed. Tha asaallatsitff who
were said to be only youths, eseap
jed after an exchange 'of shots With
u pnltceimiij,
' tMconno's wlfu und six children
iwere with him when the door bell
ang and he opened the dour to
ucu the fusllude.
KIVi:ilPOOIi WHKAT
LI V i 'OO U J uly .. j 4. ( A P) -4
Close, wheat 1 to Jt'd higher
July lis 9d; Oct. 10s lliid; Jec.
1 0s lOMd.
POriTKY
HAS KHANCIH(X). July M. (AP
, I". H. Uureau Agricultural Kco
( noiulcs)-The poultry market was
steady mid unchanged today with
receipts totaling 108 coops of live
birds. The general consumption of
poultry bus rnllcn of f ..tln'4-past
few weeks. This Is not only vaca
tion period but sulud season und
the demand for the heavier foods
has been curluilrd. Two packages '
of game were received.
POUTLAXO, Ore.. July 14 (AP)
Shortaffo In tho -apricot mlirkct
was relieved temporarily yesterday
by the arrival of three carloads,
one each from Idaho, Waahlnglou
and The Dalles. Prices range from
tl to $1.40 a lug. depending on
size and quality.
Warm weaiher Is boosting the
melon market. Tho street Is bare
of good watermelons with prices
sharply higher. Good Klondike
arc very scarce and produce deal
ers are holding the limited sup
ply at 3 to c a pound. Other
varieties range from 3 to 3 cents,
depending on quality.
sJ.tittcr, Kggs Steady ;
Under and egg prices arc ugaln
unchanged on tho local dairy
board. Demand for fresh standard
eggs ts keen with local buyers of
fering 29 to 30 cents for hennery
receipts. Butter remains steady.
I.ocaJ storage totals Increased 17,.
325 pounds yesterday.
Country dret-sed pork W scarce
along tho ftreet and buyers are
paying as high as 20 and 21
cents for choice light hogs. ..Top
veal remains steady ut 17 to 17tt
cents with the supply none too
liberal.
Poultry generally steady and un
changed. Ught hero and springs
kIow at IH cents but dempnd good
for heavy fowls with springs up to
25c and hens 20c.
HOP CHOI MOYKM
RAI,KM. Ore., July 14. (AP)
With sales consummated here of
479 hale of hops the 75,000 bale
Oregon crop of 192G, has passed
out. of growers' hands with the ex
ception of fi2 bales held by Bene
dict, of Albany.
FIND
IT .
; HERE .'
Copy for this oolunta must
be In bjr t:00 a, m.
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, ATTKSTIOX.
Ittclmidton's Art & Gift Mliop
invite you to see the kUesi lit
dlnncrwuru and tublo glassware
which will bo used by the Obsev-
er'e Honiemukcra' institute. Thiwc
now patterns will be used dally by
Mn. McCK'ttii In' l);r deinonKtro
tlons of correct tublc service.
7-14-1't
Kor eczema a real preparation.
It acts quickly and positively at $1
a bottle. Bold only by Hilverthorn
Wrlght'a family druir store , 7-2tf
ncnistttclilRg, pleating, liutton
boles, etc Korlou'a Kkld Shop.
10-14U
Beautiful new Unci In stationery
In boxes of pretty colors and new
shapes and prices much lesx than
usual. Heo them at Silvorthorn
Wrlght's family drug storo. 7-2t(
fchool Funds now avalrable for
farm loans la Union County. Set
H. E. Dixon, Foley Building. U
anode. Ore, . 1-lstf
Hoiuetliing for your stoimtch and
liver that relieves gu on tlio atom.
ach In five minutes, Hiopa lieadaehe.
Try It $1.00 a bottle only at Hil-
verthorn-Wrlght's family drug
store, 1 , . T-2tf
I'OIITI.A.M) KtOIH'CK
I'OIITIVNU. Ore., July 14 (AP)
Kerh: Current receipts 25e;
freslt medium :$c: fresh standard
firsts 26c; do, extras 27c.
Ilutter: Kxtra cul)e city S714c:
stundurds iC'Ac: prime, flrsls
35Vjc; flrsta 34V4c; print 4lc:
cartons 42c.
Milk: Best cnurnlng cream1 39c
per pound net shippers' track' in
sone 1. Cream delivered Portland
41c a pound; raw milk. (4 per
cent) $2.20 cwt f.o.b. Portland.
Poultry (less li per cent com
mission): Heavy liens 2(if 27c:
light 18c: springs, white isirlte;
do, colored up to 2c: young white
ducks 24fi28c; colored 18?l20c.
J'otatoes $1.60 a suck: new po-
tutoes 3c lb. Onions $1.75U $2.
$0 Uver Touchers for 2.1c tho
best little pill for a laxative or
physic for grown tips or children.
Sold only by Sllverthorn-Wrlght's
family drug store. ? 7-2tf
DONT SUSS.
Do not. fall to sec the bountiful
patterns or dinnerware und table
glassware which will be shown at
tho Observer's Homemakers' In
stitute this week. They arc all
open stock patterns carried by
Richardson's Art & Girt Shop.
' . - . ' 7-14-2t
NEW YOKK 1'KIIT
NBW YOHK. July 14. (AP)
Kvuporated appled uuiet; prunes
steady; uprleot and peach, buyers
hesitating.
IH-TTUIU'VVr
BAN' PHAXCIHC'O. July 14 tAP)
Hulterfat f.o.b. Mail I'Vanelsco
44 cents.
,1
)) Institution :
tjepartment stohes
108 Depot St, U unaa vn , ft
SOLAR STRAWS ;
In Three Astonishing Groups ,,...
Sfilav 3ti-!iw Wnfs jirf rli'sirmod and made to
lltJ. . 1 l e -
our exacting specifications made Up; to a
Standard rather than Down to a Price.. .
GROUP 1 ' '
u'oii rr.u1i irl finiKhprl nre these Sennit
Straws, trimmed with fancy or plain black band. This
hat answers "Yes" to our slogan, "Let Us Be Your
natter," at the low price of ;: ' '
$1.49 v.:.w :r..;:.
GROUP 2 . --
Select a Uarkalue Solar if you want au Ideal hat,
flexible comfortable fitting solar straw in natural or
hliai-hp(1 rnloi". noveltv Datterns. fartcy band and
styled to the second. Excellent value at' . . rU.t-.
$1.98 ' "-: ';
' GROUP 3 , ', V"v,"v", .:::
Weatheroroof Yeddo Straw, natural color, cushion
fitting or with Bon-Ton-Ivy cushion fitting sweat
band; newest efiects in tancy bands, comiort, style,
low priced ; .,'
$2.98
i
NEW' YOKK. July 14. (AP) U. S. dollars' and thirty-second pfJJ
-7t
Tt-
dollars, bonds:'
(Sales in $1000)
Liberty 3V4s 43
Liberty 1st 4 Vis ' 8
Liberty 2(1 4 '4s : 134
Liberty 8d 4548 24
Liberty 4lll 4Ms ' 100
1'. S. Treasury Sa 1
I". S. Treasury 4u 8
V. S. Treasury 4 '4s t 70
High . Low - gloso f(
101.10 101 101.7"
J02.15 lflj.ju
100.28 100.24 lOO.M'V
101.9'. 101.5' 1.101.84
102.21 102.19 :...........((
101.22
104.6
108.6
104 :.
10I.S r.:cr.-v
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1 500 New Victor
Records
VaOFF .
75c Dwuhle-farc Victor Records lSc
$1.00 I)(ul)lc-facc Victor Records (i(ic
$1.25 Double-face Victor Records 811c
$1,5 Double-face Victor Records .....98c
The jfl catcsi opportunity ever jriven for
buying fcw Records at low cost.
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Newlin Book and
Stationery Co.
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A stirring story of Youth and Romance
you'll love!
with
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4 , --- MARY ALDKN
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(as Tom Brown) s
; Comtdy Tapa Be Gbod,f
AiM-:s vni:( in "ini; awi 1 1, Tit! ill"
lU'wikjfo l-HUHt! nf MitriliT
rHH.'AOO July M ( A I ) Tito
hllttrl tiucHt for rnvrriKo )y un 1m
nilifiiiitt uf 11 yrur uru who luitl
lo.nt u thumb In u imu-hlim lutho
was rvoulncl lotlay nn Ih'i lnHn!-t
iium or thu lali'Ml Irlpln laylnjf
In (liuiiro. .
Tliri'G jMirHons Hliut tu ticatji In
tln WYhI Hidii HtilMtrlj early Mon
day wm-o Innort-nl vMlmH of IiIh
Mrarih for H-'trJIullim, by the cun-Ii-Hslnn
of Jami'H t'ruclu. iiIIiih
Giunlti. who wan tiiuttiii il IunI
uiKtil.
Stmjtlil I'omtli Victim
'rut'lu wim iirn-HtiMl within u
h'w tiluclvK yf the . wvnv of
UIIIIiikh wJu n lm rflurm d
mairh ut u luurtli unci IiIm IntfittN
-) vlcllm.
Tho SI-yriir-uM ImmlKniut h;nl
inai kt tl I hi Uh? f Hoi S hwart.
on or tlio owni-r of th Aim-rli-nn
i..ttit .iikI Ml, rontpituy' ounj4
Mi'hwartK. h Huh), niuih' Iiliu worli
at u ili-rntUvi' lathi- which four
i-i-I'Uh it ITU WVCIV'l (In lliumlj
Ci-oin hlu left hum).
I'liillcd lii Kilt
Shortly ftfterwaril Cruclun naiil
In- wit ulHi-hai ifi'M noil 'inahh' tu
uhtaln i-inihyitit-nl hccauKe of liH
iiiiilniril hit ml. In- plot ted to Kill
S4'hu ii i fx, fnrM'ilui; that he
would iii'tMl nioncy for IiIh (lefi'itHe,
' Nftth'il on rohliery to ohtatu
i t umlH.
j He ohtuln-d an uuinnuiilc pistol
.im.I IhhI wiM-k In a Went Hlile "flop
hoimc" met Toniliiy .MeWatne, i;h.
Just in from MuMk-iron, Allen., arid
aluo deHtltute. They tottered lo
K'ther for u time ami HKret d to
ln'CDinlntr partnerh In rohliery.
Klrxt limy I'oIiIm il an InMUraiwe
iik nl. next a woman and her en
roll, and then on Sunday mIkIU.
'nu-tus Haiti, they m l out on hiio
I her foray. They haltfil a taxlcub
ovt-r powerci' the einiufreiir, tottl
ItlK iintrorin and IiusmI him with
llr ehaliiH.
I'rocei ihutf h block." they Btop-
P'd (o rob Marie MtaitK. -'4, and
l-redeiirk lletn. In r eseoit. wlm
h.id hint ihtven to MtKM HlunK'w
;hiuxe torn church. Hclu made
! K' Miure of protect itinl n rustlade
!.t shoot killed buth. Then l-ud-1
u Ik ititHe, the chettrri or utleiupt
ic.l lo ew-ape, and was nhol down
j nt he tied lip the MriM-t.
i I'riiriiiN lajH-d
I t'ruelim and Me.Valnc ' Deil In
,tlu Mtolcit culi ii nd wreck d 1t
;h.'ti th'-y crushed thiomrh u rall
ruad crowiliinr rate, t'ructuH cmcup
.tug ttlilltj JUWuIno w otiuRhl.
uuy TtKHriay he hid on it roof
near Hie hcch of the nhoollng. ap
penred at an apartment Iiouhc
that Hllt und Utsappe'ircd, lifter
I , . . HI . . Hlllelde' .'t'. '
' XmhI night n pa trot nut u noticed
a futttvti punaertiy with a mlwinK
tfft thumb and ur rented ltlm. An
Jiour later I'ruetUH hud made
!' nivuhi'ielil eutlfenwUm.
4'ruclutt wild be tthot lioe
ilvin. but uol Miv H!;ing.
W
CHIHCK
hlu
UllJ
applies the principles
of cure of disease
which conform to the
laws of Nat u r c,
whereby life mani
fests perfection in
the physical b o d y.
Without operations,
poisonous drugs,
-massage or anything
but pure, unadulter
ated Spinal Adjust
ments with the bare
hands of the practi
tioner the occluded
spinal openings are
released and tha
"mental impulses" al
lowed to go to all
paits of the body,
and the desired re
sult '
HEALTH
is procured. No mys
teries or. prescrip
tions in Latin about
this.
F. L. TRIBE,
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IMwmi" IJ-W '
Vatey HIilH.
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See This Fine Range at the Iristitue!
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Has Contributed to Modern Housewives This I
Unexcelled Slonarcjy
Electric Range
Those housewives who have cooked long before the days of
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utation for excellence that has always been the proud possession w
"of Monarch ranges.
The same problems of hakinjr and .of highest range efficiency
that have been, solved to perfection in other types of ranges by
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