La Grande evening observer., July 19, 1926, Image 8

Monday, July 19, 1926.
Tage Eight1
IJt GRANDE -EVENING OBSERVER -
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rwcAuo hums ,viivat ATvn rnpv
Open lltirli lx.iv CIko " "-"" vvrw
FIND BODY
OF HOLMES
. NEAR NARK
JM-y, 147 54 my, uity,
M i y. 147 H M l!i 11(1
111 lM'A 118 MUi,
I.IVKRIOOL W'HKAT
I.IVICHI'OOU July J) (AIM
I (Coutlnuod From PMfe 1.)
I-
CHICAGO. July 19 (,W)
Wheat aii'l corn went gonrlntr tn-
lower j,,y I, , i,4,i. Oet.- lis' lmornml ,,,Bll temperatures. l)e
in, wt. us. c-nilicr ilellvery or wiioat estnh-
Huh a new top prlco record for the
NEW VOKK. July 1 (!' tlic
Aiwoelulrd I'rens) WatnmiBhinent
lof a now lllKh record for all tlmo Clone wheal iincliunired lo V.dl
, by CK nc rul Motors common, wnien
eroiweti 17U on a larBn volume ui
trnilinfir, felitiirej Ihu resumption
of the broud upward movement In
today's utock market. Hear trad
ers aided tjy a luruu volumo of
profit tnklrfc- in recent atronff
potx. stubbornly rontested tho
uUvancc, und suceei.led In bring
ing about sharp recessions li suv
crul specialties.
Tlic renewed collapse of 1 lie
French franc caused numb urgent
liquidation of French Kovernmcllt
and mulilclf1 boudH, but nppur
enlly wits without effect on stock.
buying of which waH Influenced by
i'ohti.ami vhi:at .
I'OliTI.ANIl. Ore. July 111 (AI-)
WIiriI: DIH1 Jinrd whlio 1.4S;
liliicKtem biuirt, 1.47; r.-ilcrnllon.
soft while, western white 1.4S;
hard winter, northern hprlng,
wi'Mtcrn red 1.40.
'i'odny'a car recelpis: Wheat 77,
flour ! corn 6; oats 1; hay 4.
rt)ltTI,AXI MVKNTOl'K
)'ITI,.NI, Ore. July 111 (A I')
Ilojrs steady to strong receipts
Mill; 1 1 envy weight (250 to Jul)
a lowering of the coll money rate, In,) medium, good and choice
and generally favorablo week end M.2S r 15. JS; medium weights
jtradc ind earnings report. .Ktc.1 : 2uu to 3r.ll lbs) common, niedl
j shares held relatively steady, the um, good and choice 11.76 i
puiiiviilillj VI nm-i jiuvio ... in.v.J; HKIU WCIglll." IXU IO SKW
some districts being counteracted lbs) common, mediums good and
by reports of an unusually small , choice 15.25 (u 16.00; light lights
seasonable decrcise lu production '( I so lo 2i;o lbs) common, niedl-
and Incoming business. . um. good ii ml choice 15.25
, . , III. till; packing hogs (rough, and
Strong I'onfc at Work smooth) 11.50 13.50; slaughler
..vt ,.uu.. ...... .... ,w, pE!1 (!ki o ui, )B) nu'diuin. good
the motor group, wl.le ., Ilcvc.l ,iJul fij w
to harbor o large short Int.-rrA ,, Blol.K,.p ,, (70 l0 ,., ,,
IJIUtt HO III IHUl'XIIUII VI rc . .: I t,,,,,,,, rt,l ,.,,.1
III. lie spoke to one m the firm
DROUGHT REPORTS """"I 'uvlnS an' ulnner. !
land added that fie was "pretty I
" dirty, thought ho ought to have a
bath." i
SILslsng Tliunulay !
When hn did not show op next
morning Hal lloliiienkninp it was
a busy week went to Holmes gnr
ago to look for liiiu, and finding
the place locked, called tho M
season Import dcii,,,nd for wheat cntif rt.Btuurant , Sl,u 1( llc hHd
iiiu.xiinuni (iiiol'itionH fatl'd to
hold In I ho face of hg klWh to
rciillzi- liroritH on wheat futuru dr
Hvcric. Wheat r1osMl unm'ltNi to
l?ic nit kpv corn 2?i to ZVg
up. Oat at -Ti tj lie to J Sifi
jfjiin. anil provlHlonH ;'tiowln
3&c dec It no. (
I'c to
, ju tt' rutting and a Kliarp IVilllntf
( ut t in pr hiIph, wlilrh Jo (luff,
I Iiuh falli d lo ituitcrlallxo. In thf
oil trroup, KiiniiiH rrtroliMini Hank
j to w niw low for llio year ami
jtho otluTM wtirf In Hiiply on re-
OpDH'll III Ti-XUM.
The flo-ihiK' was firm. Total
nUcH upproxinuiUtl 1,700,000
KIAMATIl KAI.I-H IlulMIjg
iiuuHd $1,000,000 for flrHt liulf of
JiC'ti.
10 Years Ao
Today
t'onslnble 1. W. Kliulk
went lo North 1'owdcr today
on official biiHlucrs,
itrsv
Kvery day we s.-'iii lo get
busier. Iji tliunUe must be
gruulng or we nre getting a
bigger percentage of tho
business.
Arctic "Coolnewi"
"nean'inesH"
4,Courtcoiiiics"
the three "f's" nt the Mlg
Tlic Fountain at
L. & L. Dru Co.
ntisco I'm it
HAN KIIANVIKCO July 13 (AI')
- KKI iKHA I, STATU MA UK KT
MOWS HKItVICK: Appl'H hoxea
whlto A.t rnrhaiiH four tier 1.25 fn
1.K0; Iuptm 75 ft 1.00; KruvcnutelnH
four tl'T I. SO 6t 1.75: Iiikh 75 (if
1.0ft; red Jwnfs 2 00 &t 3.00; nlcx
andi't.s l.'.'S fr 1.50.
AprirotH: Hoyal 1.25 W 1.50
rrnto 1.2.1 6i 2.00 a I. a. Uig; bulk
5 Hi Sc pound.
Korrlrs: Unupbcrrh-ft l.0 ft
I. HO cruto; liliickh'rrhH i) ft :t5c
ilr-wr; wtrnwherrlor fiO ft- K5c
loganberries 50 ft' 55 drawer. '
(.'urrnntH nominal.
I'eacliesKarly trawfords and
i;iljertns CO ft l.oo; truvberry
frees 75 f 1.25.
I'earM: lUirlleitw 1.00 ft 1.50
flal; 1.75 ft 2.00 box.
IMttins: IturlxiDkH C!erniaji 50
ft 1.00 orate; Santa liosn Wlslc
Hnn, Trnsedys 60 ft' 1.00 I A.
50 ft-
; 17.50.
(.Sofl or oily Iiojjh nnd roasttntf
I pIk exeliided In ubovo quolu
tiond.) . Cnl tic kIiow blddlni; lower, Hr
crtpts rnlllo 3205 MS through)
ralvis 4!i (27 through.) Stet-rs
medium, 7.25 fit 8.25;' common
i.25 ft 7.25; cunnt-rs und ctitter
steers 5. no ft 6.00; heirers rom
ninn and medium 4.50 or G.75;
cows food fl.25 ft 0.50; common
and medium 4-25 fit 0.25; low cut
tei'H mid cutlerw 2-00 ft 4.25; bulls
jrood bcrf (yoarllncra excluded)
5.00 fit (I. (Hi; common and medium
(cunucrx and bolomiK) 4.00 fi
5.0(1. C'hIvcj meiliuni to choice
mllk fi'ds excluded) 0.00 ft
10.50; culls und conmVon 5.50 f?
!t.00; vfab-rs. medium and choice
10.50 ft 12.00; culls unj common
ti.50,6f 10.50.
Sheep steady; receipts 2i25
(ll.'lfl through) lambs medium to
cboito (K4 tbs down) 10.00 fif
1 1.50. Iji mbs culls und common
8.00 fn 10.IMI; yearling wethers
medium to cliolee 8.00 ft 10.00;
ewes common to choice 4.2o ft
5.25; culls nnd Conner 2.00 (n
4.00.
i-oinrAM) ritonu i: 1
r'OItTI.AND. Ore. July IU (AT) j
Kkjts Ptcndy; current rcccijits
25; fresh medium 2:1; fresli stau-'
ilard firsts 2(: fresh standard ex-
tras. 28. I
Hotter steady; extm, cubes city
standards ZH; prime t'lrsls
been there,. Not since euppcr the
nlfiht before, onu of tho waltreascs
volunteered.
j Nothing was thotiKht of It,
GeorKo twice before, this summer
bavins left town without notice to
his employers.
Two or three (Inns during the
.week, the Itohncnkampa inquired
ui t he restaurant after him, but
were told that he had not n turn
ed. Seiirii Starts
Then Saturday afternoon about
4 o'clock, the i.'liincse proprietor
of the restaurant came into the
store with anxious quest ion Iocs
about the disappearance ofliis pat-
:;5
'suit in the back of the cafe. Hut
he hadn't been back since Wednes
day evening, when he took Ills
l.-ilttliii- Miifl nut u'lth tilm rlL-til
Portland '4 lc per pound. IUiw .., ,,,,
frill ii iiuh III. llti hiipn
firsls 34H; prints 41; car- n. ,.,.. ilU i..,tt,l..ir
Milk steady. Ilest churnlmr
cream 3 lie per pound net shippers
track in zone 1. (.'ream delivered
milk (1 percent) ?2.20 cwt f. o. b.
I'ortbnd.
l'oultry lifflit hens and ..splines
weak, heavy fowls xteady Heavy
hens 25 ft 26: IIkIU 10 fit. 17;
spring while 18 ft' 111; do color
ed up to 2H; youiiK1 white ducks
24 ft. 2S; colored 18 ft). 20.
Onions nominal, 1.75 Op 2.00.
$8,000 PLAYLE
STATION OPENS
ITS DOORS TODAY
WIIKAT KSTI.MA'IT:
s
UNMER COLDS
r hnRennc and annoying.
The vtry first night ipply
VCKS
V VapoRub
P r IT Million Jarm UtmJ Yearly
WASIMMITOX, July lit (AT)
The carry-over of old wheat whs
estimated by the fodenl crop re
porting board at (10.205,000 bush
els, as of July 1. compared with
8:i,!'2'),tiO0 b,Hhcls a yt:a.r imo. and
lUn.U2-l.non bushels two jenrs a so.
may Tit a i si,avi:i:s
In Partnership With a Bank"
,
i
meet the problems of today
rc- inforccd with the co-operation
that 'FITS IN" with an account at
this convenient helpful home bank
La Grande
National
Bank
it helps you TO ACHIEVE
it strenRlhcns the WILL- TO IK)
it establishes the RESOLVE TO SUCCEED
OPEX ONE
TODAY
NOW
CANTON. Ohio. July 1 V f AD -l,rotu
one of four clear cut theor
ies lu I he murder of on K. Mel-b-tt.
publisher, authorllles expect
lo deduce evidence sufficient to
trap the slayers.
Immediately s-arvh . w:is com
menced. The dead man's overalls
on the bank of the river, near the
park bridge, told the story. Kreil
ounsr brought up the body the
fii" Mine he dived.
It wus face, down In the water,
he said, ua if Holmes had never
risen alter he plunyred
.springboard.
I'liueral Tomorrow
luneral services will be held nt
the liohncnkamp chapel at 9:30
O'clock Tuesday moraine, the' I lev.
, j yv. f. Koss, of the I'resbyterlan
One of the most attractive orna- 'u"cli, preaching the sermon,
mental service stations in .Oregon ,l,ri,tl "m hc m 11,0 J - - ir
Is the kouo I'layle station, No. 2.: cemetery. .
which opened to a line of waltlntr' . Gv-orse Holmes wus born In 1-n
patrons at Adams avenue Imd Sec- Grande in 1S5, the son of the late
and street this morning; 1 J- !' Mi: and Mrs. I. (. Holmes. He Is
1 least y and Golden Geerlsen are survived by two brothers, Harry,
in charge. ; of I .a Grande, anil John, of lin-
The station, planned by the dleton. and u sisler, .Mrs. Ktla
Texas company's arcbllect, in New Whitehead, who hes near Grant's
York City and built by A. A. Utrid. i'a.ss.
a Montana contractor.- follows lln -s:
su?ested by an Knfflish cottage.' SXI.KM. the., July '.t. (AC)
llnlh ihtx htnltoi nnd the tnlhsid Mlsa Mareety Hainer, 1 J, wus
fem e Mutt surrounds the l :I5 by drow ned In the Willamette river
5o-foot lot are painted while with a few miles west of here while
cottape preen trim. Simulated Kwimminff with a pin companion
windows are set lu the fence at Sunday afternoon. W. G. Gerlii.
pleasinir Intervals with flower of West Calem, recovered the body
boxes that will soon be filled with at the first grapple a half hour
greenery and blossoms. Iloukvar l later. She was the daughter of
lights from t he fence and posts M is. lid ward T. 1 la uier of I'oik
illumlnat the graveled lot. Two county and a graduate of Salem
gas and four oil pumps have be- n high school. She recently enroll-
Instalh'd to insure prompt servlc ed in the Monmouth Normal
The station Is complete with drain school.
and oiling racks, and Includes :i
modern rest room for I on rials. 1 'Ol'.TI , A N' I Ore.. July 1 f.
FIND
IT
HERE
Copy tor this column must
be in by a too a. m.
A prutty lino o( ntirxar lunch acta
blb cloth, nankins, one set for
15c. Mc thom ut Sllvcrthorn
Wriylit'a fiuully drue store 7-KJtf
HentxMtchlB. pleating, hutton
holm, etc Norton's Kfcltl Shop.
10-14tf
.AVc ulwa-s invite you to nee our
extensive dlipluy of Hccnes of Wal
lowa Ijike' und littstern . Oregon.
I(lchnrd8on'a Art una (Hft Kliop,
the homo of KaHtorn Oregon Hcrn-erj-.
7-X9.lt
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INSTITUriUN-
1LD
DEPARTMENT STORES
108 Depot St, La Grande. Ore.
Suits That Win!
With Men and Thrifty Wives
Bchool Kunu now aval labia for
farm loaoa In Union County. 8t
H. E. DtTM, ' Foior Building, La
Oraode, Ora. 1-Htf
For
fs.r.o.
a llnilteU .tlmn
liig loud. , C. O.
boxwood
D.- Mnin
7-lSLf j
Tho bvit tonic uuLdc aomethinfr
new. ruts pep into yon., button
you up. act quickly.' $1.00 a bot
tle Bold only -ly ' Sllrerthorn-
Wriglil's family a rug store. I-ltitf
' J-or Your CJiicsts.-
We hove the. Intost patterns In'
lovely illnnerwnrQ, 'tlio new Par
oek biiae. Any food tiistea -dellel-
from the oiis when It ia served on dinncr-
wuro from Iticliardaon's Art and
Gift Shop. 7-13-lt
A .homo cooked . mid-dny dinner
non-il oach day 11 lu'm. to J p.
m. at nroieraao prtcea. Try it. At
Hllvcrthorn-Wriglit's family drus
store, . - . , ; 7-lctf
00 littlo liver touchers for 25c,
Um best of all little, pills made; A
mild laxutlve for children and
grown people. Sold only by Sli-
rcrthorn-Wrisht'a . family druir
store. 7-10tf
MOW Y(iI:K. July
dollar!., bonds:
Liberty S(n
Liberty 2d 4
Liberty 1st i "i
Lil.erly 2d t'i
Liberty .Id t 'is
Liberty llh 4 'is
I '. H. TrcjiMiit-y 4 '',
HON lS.
;(.U') 1'. S. dollars nnd Ihil ly-aeconds of
(AIM fllwood Francis Stout, 67,
better known as , Professor Krnnk
Miller, wns killed yesterday when
the buctjlu on Ills Sllfety belt broke
while he wna descending to the
beach in n parachute, at Colum
bia beucli. ; . . ,.
Definite style in
those semi-conservative
suits Splendid
values moderately
priced at -
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EW 1LOW FE1CES
NINE Hl'KT
' IiOHKBUIUJ; Ore.. July 13 (AC)
Nine persona wore hurt In week
end automobile accidents In this
locality, according to reports re
ceived, here. ,Jacif Foster, restau-
rqnt cook of i!oaeburg Is in tliej
hospital at Myrtle 1'oint sufreriugj
from injuries when a cai- beioii;,'-1
j ing to liobert Iloyer, Uoseburg
(butcher, went over the grade In
Coos touuiy,: o. few miles west of
, the county line.' The car went
J over a JoO-foot gtade and was
1 completely dcmollKhed. Mr. nnd
: Mrs. Uoycr escaped with minor
bruises, w lille Mr; ; Koster sustain
ed a deep' scalp w ound, chest in
juries, und u cut nn tho forearm.
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These suits make
good because Value,
Style and Quality
Fabrics go hand in
hand with low
prices, made possible
by our large Buying
Power for 676
Stores.
Mixture, checks,,
tripes.
Series, Wonted,,
UnfiaUhed W o r-
teds.
T h r e e-B u I I B,
ingle-breasted.
Greys, browns, blue
Many Others
$11.80 to $22.50
New Snap Brim Spring Hat
With Fancy Band
Here's definite style for
you and style that will
last as long as the hat.
Lines of distinction in a
hat that belies its' low
price
In Spring shades of Powder,
Pearl, Moth, and Bracken
brown fancy band; satin
lined. Designed, made and
finished to our exacting re
quirements. Others Priced at
$2.98 to $5.50
tw fete it 7 tret nn of (itim Chafed
n.tHmprt ihrtitt rrufntfttd cord
ui' tit td m 10 ffttn i msi ' err tordi,
r-cMxeif V many Unit fihm, mi',
ikatrnvwhly WnnttJ end imntattii
with mir h (shh ff-rrxr
S li.E R.R Y.S
LAST MIOWINt; TO.NK.IIT
The Clash of
the Wolves
with
Rin-Tin-Tin
ji m: MMti.uw i:
CH(I limn .M.iilitne"
KIMOItltoW tM.Y
Tin-: win: who w t w .vri:i"
Irene Itleh - Huntley ;tinlim
Car owners have never been able to buy tire mileage at so low a cost per mile as j
they can buy Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires today. And never before have they I
been able to buy tires so comfortable!
safe and trouble free.
This is possible because of the highly skilled
research engineers who have developed special
machinery and processes for manufacturing
Gum-Dipped Tires, combined with economi
cal national distribution through efficient
Service Dealers, many equipped with the
latest Firestone methods of repairing High
Pressure, Full-Si:e Balloon, Bus and Truck
Tires.
Firestone's long fight against the British
Rubber Restriction Act has saved car owners
millions of dollars.
We can serve you better with these wonder,
ful tires and save you money. Come in today.
MOST MILES TER DOLLAR
We Also Sell
OLDFIELD TIRES
At These Reduced Prices
30i3 Psk. CI 10.90
30x3n 7.80
30l3 Rsg. CI. Cere . . 7.70
30i3'4 ..8.95
303't ti.Stt. 01. Cord. 0.93
3ll .S.C.re... .15.75
32 17.25
S2in - - 23.35
33l5 - 29 50
2914.40 Belle-en .$11.20
29 4.75
30 4.75
29 1 4.95
30 s 4.95
30 5.25
St s 5.29
32 1 6.00
S3 I 6.00
...14.90
...15 60
...16.45
...17.25
.. .18.15
...19.05
...22.9S
...24.18
Made in The Great Economical Firenone Factories
and Cdm tne Standard Tire Guarantee
Perkins Motor Co.
Cor. 4th & Adams Ave.
l AMERICANS SHOULD PRODUCE THE1R OW.N RUBBER .. OH-xrSwOJkiiv
Bohhenkamp's Superior Service
Constantly In Greater
Demand
Public appreciation for service of a superior
character is at once followed by an increase in
the demand for that service a business growth
that is gratifying to the institution and to the
people it serves.
Our reputation for superior funeral service
for sincere, dignified attention to the things
that make perfection has become a valued at
sct in recent years. People appreciate Bohn
enkamp's service, not only for its excellence but
also because moderate charges prevail at a time
when expenses arc often already something of
a burden.
Modem equipment and an experienced staff
are alw ays available for you in an emergency
and ambulance service without charge.
Hal Bohnenkamp,
Funeral Director
I'rec Ambulance and Hearse Sen ice
"Union County's Oldest Undertaking Establishment."
Co