La Grande evening observer., July 24, 1926, Image 4

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PRANK B. APPLEBY...
..Editor and Publisher
HAnVEY K. MATTHEWS..
..Builnesa Manager
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La Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Star published every Frlduy.
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Class iluil, Matter under act of March 2, 1871
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, - Hy (.'airier
Dally, pur month In advance .. ...75c
Daily, per six months In advauce ....4.M)
Dally, single copy ...'. ...........io
Dally, por month In advanco..............................Sflo
Local Initiative
Necessary, Mulcahy
(Continued from Page 1)
Daily, pit six months In advance
Daily, per year In advanco
Weekly Observer-Hfttr, per year
....2.60
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ADVHnriHiNa iiatks
Llapluy, forrlKH, pur column Inch .42o
iMnpluy. locui. por column Inch. . 4Ut
Time conduct rut pd on application -
(SALT liSf'KNT I A "A ml every ul.lulion of Ihj- mwit rrv
in? uA fliou Ht-.tHon whh mill; neither mIihII thou miff-vr Hi"
Hit It oT Mi" loveiiiiiii f thy (Jod lu h- lucMnj,- from Miy innit
utf"rin; 'With nil -'Hiliu;' uftVili.KM Dioii clitilt utfuv rail. l.t-v.
: I
The new Wvl wulvv wliicli should ho throiiirh tho city'!;-
I mum hy this time, in ;i happy change fur the thirsty puh-
Iu Jt provides a pure and heavy flow at a time when a
j thortiiKO is usually encountered. Thanks again to the
CJiando Hondo Meal -Co., their artesian-well has sei-vcd
j many hundreds, of people in bridging the period of bad
waier.
went has not been active In Indus
trial development, but I do believe
that wo have been first, more or
.cm disposed to await the coming1
of ouUido Interests to take the ln
Itlutlve; second, that we have fall-
,ed to Interest tho small and mod
erately wealthy to any great extent
In local Industry and third, finance
In the largur centers hfts not been
altogether favorably disponed to
uld in tho development of Industry
1n the back or Interior country.
' "It should ho clear thui. what w
manuDicturo inuwt Jn a general
sense compete with the sumo or
similar articles , uiado elsewhere,
and frequently brought here at a
price low t than It Is possible for
us to produce them at this time.
Necessity In alula that our energies
Imj devoted to not only encourage
ment of all Industry and In nil i
Suelioiw, but requires devollon and
constant thought to the establish
ineiit of iudustrk-3 that will con-
vert our primary raw products In-
,to articles that can bo distributed
throughout the world In compel!
tlun with articles produced else
where. In this will we be able to
secure constant and successful In
dustries. 'IYantKrfAtJm Important.
'J'runsporUlloji Is an Important
Weui, but oil may real assured that
the railroads nuiy bo depended up
on to do their share.
I'hls Is a period of dccpiitrallza-
tlon of Industry an tho trend of
ntn In tho large eastern-centers
luive indicated for several years
punt, and not only should the
Northwest In the Interea of tho
Knerat good of nil endeavor to
diversify and spread ' out IU In
duslrtul developtiieiit,
ItKt'H Clow luilr.
CHERRIES SELL
ILL IN EAST
NOT A SKRIOUS MATTI5R.
1 The lecfmiinoiitlatiuii of the stale triune warden lliat tho
local spin Union's club discontinue its annual fish feed and
the decision,. of the club to continue the event has brought
Jiirlh an editorial recently in The Oregonian. That paper
supports' the warden's view and says that the feed encour
nfees a .slaughter ..that is wasteful and inprudent. The
comment follows:
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A Union county sportsmen's organization re
jected the suggestion that its annual "fish feed" be
discontinued. The proposal had been tentatively
advanced by State Came Warden Averill, in corres
pondence with the club. He believed that the an
nual banquet must necessarily result in mass de
struction of fish v together with considerable waste
and not improbable violations 'of the law these last
by persons not affiliated with the organization, but
imbued with the ambition to make records. The
'club 'Was not in 'accord with his view.
Let's agree that the members of the Union
.county, organization are sportsmen in every particu
lar, and that their ethical standards are high. But
let us also agree that the state game warden knows
whereof ho. speaks, and that there is merit in his
contention' that conservation should always be ad
vanced. ., It cannot well be advanced by a slaughter
that is an annual event, even though it is argued
that the letter of the law is Complied with, and that
the individual fishermen take no more than the
limit allowed them. What are limits? They arc
the doctrin" of thus-far-and-no-fai ther as applied to
game and fish. If all men caught or shot tho limit,
it would ' immediately be necessary to lower the
minibers now allowable to lower them hastily, lest
irreparable harm be done.
The Orpgonian, thoroughly believing in the
soundness of sportsmen's organizations, as factors
in consei vitin and law observance, . nevertheless
is of 4hv, opinion that to make a gala day or fish
ing, or of shooting, is questionable public 'policy. As
the waHen has indicated, it is necessarily wasteful
and imprudent.
''I r'.'omiiuri(l that a clos Btuiiy
li 111(1(11 nf ft-bul tu.slrn tltlcft are
doing hIoiik th lilies of IhdtlHlry.
Ut'cuusc while the eye of Industry
iH g rndii"y turning fnoro and more
w'CMltvard. Ilinr- In hero -when wc
111111 be prepared lo Ifivo lllttt con-
Hiderullon and eiirouratfeiitent to
tivery prospective llidllatry to not
only look us over 'but locate wllh
us.
"In tills en of chunglng Industry
II Is not Kufllelent to sny lliat we
have tbe advnnln'rc over a sister
eoMinnlnity. To tbe contriry. Mr.
InduHry. wunt.i to know wbnt the
cost of the plant. Is ffoltlfr to be,
the enndlllons be must face, whel It
er Ibe cnnimunlly nl larBe will be
jiynthi'tlc and loyal.' ;'
Tn cloHlnfr Mr. Mlileahy nnalyx
eil some of (he Items suseeptllile 'to
new and further development.
I.AMItS t'ONTItAC'I'KII
PKSnr.KTO.V. July (Ai")
Pnielleally nlhof the fat lamb crop
in rnui'lilla.' county hai' bee'n con
tracted accordliifr to, reports irnth
ered here and prob.-i.bly 60 per cent
of the crop has' been shipped to
nutrkcta wllh prices ruDKinir "rom
Jljto II cents. The Omaha, Han
I'Yanclneo. Denver and I'blcnffO
markets have been receiving, most
of the shipments. .
There is souk, merit In the warden's suiireslinn. r
ct.tnse, and' lie iH- actiiig from "a silicon-, niolivn Ur pintoct
and .prj'MH've ' 'IJu veiy 'spoil iii which Hie loci I club is in
I'tnsted. ' Hut b.inishiiig the annual "fish feed" is not a
logical soluli.m for' his .problem. Those who are familial
with .the annual laniiiel Mieie. know that it does not en-!
courage a fish "slaughter." Many of the club members
postpone tl"'"' fishing trips in order to have them come in
time to take part in this event. They plan on going tj
lakes and,sli'oain; that are not usually sought by the aver
age fisheuniin. And tli fish they pi,.i,,. 'Iir the baiiipiot
ar no" greater iii number than they would provide I'o..
fainily'and iieiyhliors after air ordinary expedition to mil
lakes and slivains. liven nioie important is the fact thai
ilie local tliib niriiibers .ue gootl sportsmen--they are as
ketnily' iiilerested in preserving fish and game as are offi
cials. The linh baiuiiiet that they sponsor is an event to
ivhicli no sorioiu olijijf.lions can be made.
Comlintiibiy I
MOTOR TRANSIT CO.
J'ai'h)t-rr snd l.pi-M Ka-tli-fl
. i: I. A f.lt.Mi;
r UsIlviMrt l.nke nml Iniri tnriltnte I'mntH 9 A, M, 4 I1, nl.
I . IVmllrttMi II A. ft I. I . M.
J (OmifM'ta for Wnllti Wiiihi. Tnseo nnd Tottlsnd)
Ixiw Ituitml Til: ItatiM for Summer iom(im.
Kor Inloinintlmi, dill MAIN KIuku In-pot.
Ii4 ORAM Mr, WHrtLUSAljE
MARKETS
ronllrf (live weight).
Surlng frlci 2630a ' '
H"ivy honp 23c Ih. '
Medium licna I fie 1 1 .
Uirht hens )it lb. .
Stags 8c lb.
No. 1 live turlc.-ys Hi Jb.
I'loiir.
Hard Tederutlon (hard wheat)
f7.tft Mil.
Woft whcul $7.40 bbl.
I,A (;llAMi; RETAIL MAilKfIS
I'ofiltr..
Hjirliis frit's SOfiSc.
Hens Gli'SOo.
Ilmts anil Mill.
B"pf bolt--10ft)lH Tt.
Ohooa and Mmika-" Ifio rh
Niitrnon (strlcllj' frtsh) S6o lb.
Ilalll ul 8;u Ili.
jr l 10 ns. 1.0& I lb. $1.09
Uultir, crcainur) 40c- lb.; 0oo;
I roll i
I-:kb 3f( 40e iIok.
Cll- IHL' 3(1 fij 4oo lb.
Hnnuy, coih -ntr lb.
VcffftablM
S' volulov -i M. I'.tc.
Wtix Hiring tn-Hns 15c lb.
Ci pf-n p'NUi- S H3. rrc.
I'urruls 2 hunches 16c.
1'ainley e bunch
lirct- 2 bunuhfH 16c
N'v cat'ttnK'' tic lb.
Turnip.- ? bunrlM'H He.
flrt'n vtrlitfr btoii!' -U"C lb.
ItudiHhfN .to bunch.
Ori-cn oiitona 6t? bunch.
Wnl la Walta red ouloim 6c lb.
I.'tlm.', )ioiin Krunn 15c htad
' Ti uh tnmatocN- -Juc Mi
Walla Walla toiimtdt - ;'oc lb.
Hold cm'timttors 3 (or i6c.
il n t orn 3"f di;.
VtthK
K-niifwirh, Wuf li.. lYm-Uiuii"
lH'iH'lu" I fit lb.; a for 'Jtr.
Wnllu Walla iu lb., S
fot JfiC.
Klark vapM- -Ur bov
ltii.thfrrlca-" Id: bo. 5 for 25c
It I'd Jiiii nppU'j -4 M.S. 5Sc.
tirc-n appbii 4 lbs. 2ic.
AnrUotM lb'.
Thinis, Walla Wulla -16c lb.
Ilomu yrun u strawbt-rrita tbo
bo.
lilaiklnrrb a rur,C6c
I eatibirii'a 2 box S6c
I'tLMlalutipi'H - J for 26c.
' 'uHaba." 7c.
Watt riiKluu.1 4 4t4ic lb.
I i Cinin m'lun ttc
I hrrrks a n i&o lb.
ItHnaiina lbo lb.
lemons 45c dog.
(ranK-a-1-4Hcti tl doa.
ISuitr.
Cane augar 14. I&tf 17.06.
n.mr.
M ird fidi-rallou-jt.40 bbl.
8ufl wUi-ut 1 8.2H bbl.
iawllii.
Uaaollna, rnular, rwtall I7c fal.
QaaoliQ9, tatik tout, reUU 14c
Under tho hvad of ''Oregon
ClKTrb'8 Bell Well.", an article In
tho Sew York market reports cov
ering" a survey by a. New York
writer of the cherry nmrkct us It
affects the Grande Jtondo valley
has been clipped and forwarded to
ft. II, Unnit'l, munugcr of warf
howies of tbo Cooperative Cherry
Growers., Inc., of Covo.
'This city and Union aro set
ting an cxa m plu for tho rent of
the country In shlpinenUi of clier
riea to N'cw York from the North
west," nald the wrlt-JT under date
of July TC. "Cherries from here
find I'nloii have bee it offered on
tho NVw York market tho past
two days through a local house
there und have been topping the
market dally. Thl hus been due
not only because of the superior
quality of Ihc fruit, but also be
cause of the extremtly fnncy pack.
The New York house Is represent
ed here bv It. I. Monuhan. who
ubio liandb'S the Mllton-l'reewater
deal for the same concern.
High ITIccs Ilcallzcil.
"High prlei'H on: tho. Kings nnd
MUU;rtB fehlpp-d from her-? are
bi-lng realized In N"w York, de-
Hplli the competition for the last
weik or two of locally grown fruit
mid heavy shipments from: Yak
Itna, Wenatchpf and Hood l!lvcr.
'J'hc local cherries arc averaging
&0c to f I hicb'T In New York than
those from any other district. They
are selling mostly around $3 to 14
a box. The crop from these twoi
districts wilt amount to about: ISO
cars. Khlpping will continue for
the next, two weeks. New York
will take two to three earn dally
Willi Ihe real of the fruit being
distributed among Jto.it on. Thlla-
delphla and Chicago where they
aro doinjr nearly as well as they
arc In New York." s-
The ctlpplnir was sent to Cove
from New York by .Mr. Klclnhardt
of the firm of Hlelnimrdt &, ICelley
of New York, this being the deal
er referred lo in t ho nrllcle.
Top the Market.
Hincc the eastern writer mndo
the local survey the cherries sent
out through Ihe cooperative grow-
rs have topped the nrirket -every
day, the shippers receiving. an ov
erage as high mi fl per luir more
than any competitor, according to
Mr. Dnnlet, The nineteenth car ls
now being loaded for shipment nt
(he Mt. I'anny shed and several i
enn inldlllonal ore in contempta-
Moffat News of the Day
CHICAGO (iHAl.V .
Wlimtl - ()Kn HLrh low Close
July I.1SK 141 !i 4 11
n iM i4ij iasi hi k
IMv I4SH ttty. Ill), n
ij:ni"ooi, -wheat
I.IVKHPOOU July 54. (API
Cloao wheat 1 to.lUd lower: July
ll Oct. Ilia 9KU: Dec. lun
S Vjtl.
l-Olin-AMt WltEAT
1'OltTLAM), Ore., July 54 AI")
WIibuI: HUB. hard whlto 11.42:
BH. baart 11.41: fedcnitlon. noft
miilto. wmtern white 11.40: hard
winter, northern spring. 1 wcHtern
red 11.85..
Today's car, receipts: Wlicut 87;
flour IS: corn 3; oal 6; hay II.
GENERAL BUYING
DEVELOPS AFTER
EARLY SETBACK
lali :
No. 5
CHICAGO CASH
ClUCA'tO, July 54 AI)
Wheat No. 1 red 1.4Ht
iiurd' l. 4! 14.
Corn No. ! mixed 81 14 fclSKc;
No. 6 yellow ttc
Oatu--No. 5 white 43i 44 lie;
No. 3 whlto 4tf4S4c.
ll.ve--.:o. ! $1.0014.
BJlrley C4 V78c.
Tlmolljy ijeed I5.7S u I0.75.
Clover' eed---ti:i( J28.
, lArd-rrtU.TS. "
ltllie-i- 16.75. ' '.'.i ,
' OclllfK-ttir. - " .'. . i "-
CiriCAOO. July 54. Ar) Oen
eml buying d vcloped In all grain
today after an early setback that
was due largely to tho liberal win
ter wheat movement, wltli Kanttan
f'lty'whcnt reeelpta today at a new
high record. I-'cars of a return of
I dry, hot weather In Canada were
j chiefly reapoiulble for the late up-
ward swing of wheat values. Word
wan also at hand that big charter
ing of viva I room for wheat Is In
progress at tin fiuir of Mexico.
Wheat closed firm. J lo I?ic
net higher; corn 1 to 114c in
oats how1ng 114 lo 1 -He train and
provisions unchanges to 50 cents
adrj.nce.
KAYSER FULL FASHIONED
. CHIFFON HOSE
Popular Slipper Heel
$1.95 Pr.
N. K. West & Co. Inc.
La Grande's Leading Stoic For 25 Years
IIA.VKiN'O CONDITION'
CHICA(it LIVESTOCK
CHIl,AOtr, Jtliy 54. (AP I', ft.
Ilepartniclil of Agriculture) Hogs
2000; market, (renerally strong to
loc higher -than I'Vlduy's averug:
hulk 510 pounds down I3.60'
Cultle-lOJO: compir'-d wit It week
ago: ull gradvii weighty slcern
weak wlltout' reliable ,-ouliet nt
season's low levels: yearlings ac
tive 55 (i 86c higher; grass steers
hea les -excepted, pleady lo sirong:
belter, grumes sharing advnni:e ex
Irenie top' lieavles. early I0.60:
best at close .110.55; big weight on
peddling basis at 9.25 Si H. 76:
best yearling- mixed, steers jind
helrers Ittl.Kfi; gross and gniin fat
eoirs 55e. ,up; butchers .heifers 26
!f50c hlgljer; .vealers largely arte,
higher,
Sheep' G000: generally steady;
odd lots fut natho ' lambs, mostly
114.26: cull natives 111: 1 to pound
fed Mont.-ina -wethers $!; for 9000
illreet nnd 97 doubles from feed
Ing stations: fut lambs
Igher; culls- mostly 60c
sheep and yeurllngM-strong: feed
ing lambs around 25c up; week's
top to fat grange -lunrtis 115.15:
native lambs fl 4.76; fat' yearling
wethers 112; firt ewes $7; feeding
NKW YOIIK. July S4..(AI)
Tbe actual condition of elearlnr
liouse banks and trust companies
for Ihe week shows excess reserve.
or S-J5.540.no. This Is an Increase
of reserve of 121. 210.950 oompared
with tbo week before when excess
reserve of ' SI 1,329.240 .was reported.-
Oregon Trail, was here today In a tains In 1S52. Mucker presents
modern motorized covered wagon j picturesque figure as ho rushes
on his way from New York to l-.'u- Over the Iowa plains. - his A'.ves,
gene. Ore., In tho Interest of tho j shadowed by bushy- eyebrow.
Oregon Trail memorial association j peering Into the-wast as' they did
of which he. la president 74 years ago.- Ill contrast to the
One of tho last survivors of tho I tedious Journey at that'tlme. MCcg
group that slowly tolled across the eT n-1"1 his driver. Daniel -Maui-, i
western plains anil over th muun- 1M 5 miles yusterday.- '
NKW YOIIK, July 21.
dollars, bonds:
IJberty 3Hs
' JJberty 1st 4 K
Uberty id 4 14 s
Liberty 5d 414 s
Liberty 4th 4 lis
V. H. Clovt. 4s
ION IIS. v .' ..
(AI1) V. H. dollars and llllrty-seconds of
(.Sules ill IIOUO) High Low Close..
t 101.4 ,..::' i
........'.......' 85 f02.S 102.2 1.02.4
10 100.25 100.54-10.25'
. 9 101.6 101.8 ....'.;
190 102.17 102.16 102.1 7
2 107.27 107.20 u .
lOIlTli,MI LIVMSTOtR
I'OltTIMM), Ore.. July 24 (AD
No receipts today. There was
no trading to speak, of nt the
North rortland yards today find
Ihe murket closed nominally strady
In all three divisions ufter the usual
S-Jlurday lull. ., -, ;
Hei-elplM for wenk (approxi
mately) Catll,. 'a 1 7 r, : calve.. 646:
lings llor.o: sheep 4676: total re
ceipts I (iH Carloads.
Callle Compared week ago: I
.rs and bulls 25 to 60c lower:
she stock -steady to i26c lower:
calves und vealers sleady: Week's
bulk prlees: in,-, llurn nualltv- beef
steers 7'.i S; top 18.10 for one
load; off cin-.llly kind down to
SO. ro and under: .cows and heifers
14.60 lo S6.75; top heifers 7: cut-;
lers 14.26 down: calves 17 lo to;
best light vealers up 'to 1.2.
llogf About steady with week
ago; week's bulk prices: . light
liulehers SI 5.75 to SI 6: weightier
606175c - umva; pacmng sows-
higher: ": to n-50: "laughter pig weights
wvmi. niusiiy to iccuer buyers at
l(l lo SI6.75: choice light fecdera
SI 7.26 lo SI ".60. . , --, :
Kheep compared week ago:'
Running Again ;
Our New Foundry is coinplrted and in operation.'
Our machine shop is temporarily located in our ware-,
house.- Wc can handle Dlacksmith, Welding, Foundj-y '
and Machine Work. ; . - .
La Grande Iron Works
Smithing - Tool Steel - Shafting Pulleys -'fttc.
Uimh.H and yearlincH around 60ij
lambs $14; bulk fat w-estcrn liunlm lower; Bcd stock nomlnullv atcailv:
Hon. All of tho Hoyal Aniun wcro ! JH.25; cull, nafivc.4 l 1 USi l.fiO: i J"lk vallex- lunihs iio.Sfi to 1 10.75:
1 M.2f.; cul' rnjitlvos. $.rii $11. SO: 'nothlnff over $10.50 nftVr Monday:,
fat trwos , tuft $7; .feeder lainba strictly choice Sit. Adams and KftsU
not shipptil ut the beKlnninir of
the fleiuton as usual, and work on
these Is to be resumed nt bnte.
TIiIh has given Ihe cherries ark op
portunity to fill oiit" belter, 'mink
iuff nn Improved nuallly fruit.
Black rtepubllcans also remain to
he shipped., as well os otiQ iOr two
(Jlher kinds.
t T.u, icooptinative . nft-archouse-Irf
now In lis 18th day of pocking
operations, having- employed fro mi
40 to fiO packers during: the soa-
son, with much niirht work made.
ilecessury- In ordeT to keep ' the"
fresh fruit rolling to market, to!
avoid pOKHlble loss to customer, ;
Attractively Pai kel. I
Tl'ic fruit shipped under thei
Covo btmnd 1 hlf season has been t
mo.Hl ultrattivuly packed, with a
rnuey lhree-'olor waxed paper in
side label lo help set off the beauty
of Ihe cherries. The Cove cherries
this year were not iultt as httfh
uuallty an usual. In spite of the
report from the l-iast that they
were better than-' any others re
ceived, n ud topped the market
each day lhv were represented on
the Km;tern 'marts.
$13.30(i $14.
orn Oregon lambs are not now
i"n(ed above $u: yearling's $0.60
down; ewes $5.25 down.
mi:i-;kkii iv iowa
CBDAIt CAPIIV:. Is.. July 24.
(AP) Kkra Meeker, S6-yer-old
Fluctuations Mark
Session of Exchange
NKW i:k. July CAP)
Alternnli- periods uf wei'kucsi and
strenKih eluirwterlsied today's brief
session nf thf iimrk- l with clofdnff
liiotatloiis dtsetoi-iliiir cousblerabte.
irrt Riiliirlly. Triidlnp- wtis In r'la
tlvely Uiw vol u in-", due to the
small ntt-j-ndtmee on th- floor and
the cunthiu'tl lark of public ln-len-st,
the day's sales asffrogat Ing
4Mt.tMMt shari's.
The ela Inj; whs lrr'snlar.
1'oitTiiAM ritoiM rr.
I KTI .A Nl . Or:, July IM. (AD
- t!ultr flfiu. ruin's Se hp. 1'
tr cub'S. eltv 3Sc; st'indards 37c;
prim.' fli-sls 1 ;(e; fir. ts S4c;
prints 4Se; cartons 4 4c.
Milk steady. HcnI ehurnlnK cream
4"u per pound, net shipper's track
tn i-tin I. I'reiun delivered Port
hind 41'e. per pound. Kuw milk (4
p r cent $i'.LT i-ttt. f.o.b. Port
htnd. , .
lrtr " t"ad. frir''iit r tpt
l4e; fr'sh m-iiinn "it". frerth
sttindard tlests 7c; fresh stand
ard extras i'Se. ..- i- .
- Poultry steady. Heavy . In ns ?5
'm -tie; Hi? hi ll I7c; Virlngn.
while 1 7 i ISe; do. colored up tu
?te; younir while dueks "2 1( 2Sc:
colui,,d I i i 1 c. t, t ,
i m hin. - nul- L $1 ti J ).'. '
Potatoes ftlet $ I i per
i.uk; new 3c pound. i.
iyu m:au AK-ixlti
ASTiXdA. Ore., July ?4. (AV
Scutl-rtuir d' posits of whnt up
penra to 4ie a rood jfnidc oi' immiI
ha e beep found lu the count
rock nunrry on Ihe Wahanna cut
off road and coal taken from the
marry Is ln-lntc ucd to uperut-
the rwk cr'usher, i
Portland Butter Mart .
Shows Greater Strength
The local butter : market ha, , ,vl,."e 1",lred MaiKi of tlm Ola
snown oj '-.-mirprlHliiff -amouiit.-'''of
strength during thi past week nith
prliita clo.inir Jt 1iIkHt tlAn' lujit
aturduy und cubes from Vj to 1 K -cents
hlKhrr. '.. -. -'
1'rlnl.s an cenerwli, jiclltn? nt
tlu 1:1 com-level with cartons nt
4A cents. ' T'xtra cubes are up to
38 cents with stundurds ut 37 and
inline firsts nt SB cents.
Mlds on bulterriit ill. I not tnke
the rull. advance In print lirlees bul
are quoted a'cent liUher al 42 cents
I'ortlund und lu ienls o.b. shlu
pers' track In so'i'ic- 1. The lorl
land price. liowe-er.' Is beln; niet.
by most of the counlry treanicrli-i
and cream routes.
Receipts of surplus cubes from
the 'counlry creaiueiies yiflenliiy
amouiiled to 14.515 pounds trhllu
the local make wiij reported al 10,
378 ' pounds.
The Social Side of
Summer Sports
Whenever folks gather In carc
frev, informal outdoor- summer
til'o there you will find - -
Chocolates
MAV withhoi.Ii sm(imi:nts
PKMII.K'ltlN-. July Si. (Al) -llecau.-e
of a. possible (tlut on Hi-
I'ortlHiid market Monday, calth'l
.shippers of Ihls i.eelloil have been
advised lo withhold shipments for I
Monday by'r. V. lluncll of thei
llretfon horse and cattle growers I
association. ' " - I
lix-sh Assortment
At The
Red Cross
Drug Store
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I'UISttl V'lU IT
MAN" niANCIHiH. July tl (Al
- Kedciul HUite Market Newt S rv
lo t li urn: Uartlrlts Kl'rli l
rial; ll'.ilMi 11.7 box: I Mill. 10
lurne IllK.
m:v vihik I'liriT
NKW Vll.K. July Tl. (AIM -
!-.. uiiurntt-d api!'! dull: prune
4Ui-l; sprlcota iind peaches firm.
Wallowa Lake Wonder land Inc.
Sunday Dinner
sorr -
Chicken l.ioth' with spring vocctalilcs.
Ciip Celery Hipc Olives
nsn
liuked llaliliul, Kng Sauce
I'tintl Saliniui with Slici-tl Lrinon
. Coniliiiialiim Salad
I10AST
Prime Hib of llecf. Natural Cravy
Leg nl" Pnrk with Drcs.sinjr and Apple Sauce
Koast I,pg of Mutton, Currant Jelly
ISoast Yoiinjr lien, Oyster Di-ossinjr
p.om;
United Peef, Spani.sh Sauce
Pniled Mutton. Caper Sauce
KNTKEK
Fried Chicken, Country Style
lint Koast Beef, Mashed Potatoes and (Iravy
Jumble Spinach with Hard lltiiled Kjrjrs
VEGKTADLB
Ciiirdcn Teas Mashed Potatoes
DlSSEKT
Fresh Itusplierry Pie Green Apple Pie
Jello, - Oranirc Sherbet, iinilla lec Cream
o
2i
t'onttrt in iAibb.v Saturday KveninR: Dunce nt 9:;10.
Motor Boatinif on Wallowa Lake, Round Trip 10 miles
.0c. Outboard motors for rent KowboaUs for rent.
I ooooooooooooooooooogooooooooooooooooooooooooooooS
Come in Next Week and
Buy at a Saving
Trices will be cut to almost nothing: on
ail discontinued slock to close out.
Norton's Kiddy Shop
Infants' and Children's Wearables
CHICKEN
DINNERS-
fried in southern style,
hoine raised spring chick
en, is now on the menu.
Vegetables from the Phy
niere gardens arc seiTcd
will) it.
Hot Lake Sanatorium
DR. W. T. I'HY, Owner and Director.
.
'ln Partnership With a Bank
meet tbe problems of today .....
rc - inforced with the to - operation
that 'FITS IN" with an account at
this convenient helpful home bank
La Grande
National
Bank
it helps you TO ACHIEVE
it strengthens the WILL TO DO
it establishes the RESOLVE TO SUCCEED
OPEN ONE
TODAY t
NOW '