i Saturday, August 21, 1926."
EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pate Five
Local News In Brief
6 . .
COMING EVENTS
Kept. S3, S, 34, ami ttU-TThloa
... county fair at Klgln, Ore.
p JYnrilctnit mi Itihdnoss . .
Mortnn Kiddle went to Pendle-
10 on business Thursday.
'
i I laker on lltisiiicss
't ..Mrit. K. I,. l.cdhettor and daugh-
J .oris, voio business visitora
linker Thursday.
il riiy Yesterday
. Thoo Shell, of tho Shell Mer-
want lie pompuny of V illowu, was
S n the oily yesterday on business.
Hrne from Wot Iowa
wt'Mr. and Mth. lb-nry I'feiffor uml
j mtnlly. of Wnllowrf. wen shopping
: In tlio city yesterday.
' ttere on HusIuohs
i Archibald It. Clark, of Porlfand.
ta in the nil y on hushe'Si Mr. Clark
; la, .Mr. ami Mi-h. (). K. Silvcrthorn's
a fc-ln-law. i
i1 noting I to pair Shop
It. C. Smith Is moving his mo tat.
rJmlr shop from Adams avenue to
'VJ7HS Klflh street, ami will ho open
- for business Tuesday of next week.:
Was Typhoid I-'cvor
1 ;nlph Webb Is seriously III horo
lit Die home of his parents of ty
phoid fever. ' Ills condition is such
.Ihrti no visitors are allowed to se'o.
Mm.
J.Hfro for I V w Hays
j :MhH Klleen Moreloel; is In l.a
ft Omnde for a row days vllsling her
y father, J. P. Morelock. and shop
. .!' ping. Sho lives at Wallowa.
v To Portland Tonight
J. ,-MIks Lola Itucliauan will leave
( this evening tor 1'oriland. She will
return to her work at Hot Lake
aanalorlum Tuesday of next week.
. Hrm from Boise
Mrs. William Miller and son
Wilfred, of Hoise, Ida., are viist-
i lug ul the c. p. MoinrooK nome.
Bhe Is a sister of Mr. llolbrook.
' to Visit Sister
' Mrs. K. II. liraun and daughter.
(Marguerite, went to jtunungion
i this morning where they w 111 visit
. f Mrs. Hrnun's sister Mrs. IE. A.
Campbell, over the week end.
Awny i:iglil Weeks
i Mrs. J. 11. Smith has reiuriud to
her home heie at 'Jill Second
; atreet after an absence of eight
Wt i:kH, during which time she visit-
d in rnillana, Mlssouii and Iowa.
To Visit Mother
.Mrs. ueorge i. hk'hw.""!1
firmilv left biHt night 'for "a visit
iwltli her mother at The Dalles.
Kroin their they will go lo Port
land for ti visit with relatives.
On Vocation Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Lindsay and
. Ht tin daughter, Nancy U-o, left the
first of the woolcon a vacation trip
: liy unto to Portland and beach
points. T. In-y plan to be awaV
i about two weeks. ,
Moved lo MiMlfoitl
Arlin Ledbettor. of North Pow
der, went to Medford Thursday
Viie re he plans to locate. Mrs.
'l.eilbeiter will join hlfn there later,
lie is Iho son of K. L. Lodbetter of
. this city.
!ttmv Ytenlny from Wnllown
Mrs. U J. Wllbt and duughter.
llss Winifred, and son, Tom Jr..
und Mrs. J. Templeton, of Wal
lowa, were In the city yesterday.
Tom underwent a tonsil oneration
L-ltel Hero Two Weeks
1 Mr. and Mrs. Ii-ne i.morl and
slaughter. Audrey Clerk, will leave
tomorrow for tin lr home in Port
land after a two weeks visit with
Mrs. Lenori's parents, Air. and
Airs. Carter.
'fcalcm People Here
4 Airs. May Parker and duughter
'Mrs. Kdlth Cluxton and grand
daughter Miss Alice Cluxton, of
Kalem, motored lo La Grande on a
. Vacation trip. They are guests of
3 noy and Mr. Parker of tho Sal
ivation Army. Airs, lla-ker is Air.
'Parker's mother.
l'bomi NnmlHM- Cliangiil
f Considerable confiisior- has re
Riiltod from the Installation of an
other P'lepnone in uie nitii muui
tmibling. Superintendent J. T.
1-ongfellow- reports. A phone,
number Main ti.VJ. haw been Install
ed In the office, which wis former
ly connected with the nhnne in K.
WEYENBERG
Newest Styles In
Blucher
OXFORDS
Latest tan brogue toe
in today for your
selection
$G.95 Paii
Oxfords Of Quality
Clint's
Clothiery
Th Store with a OoasHeno"
mf:n'S and hoys
OCnTITERS
H. Towler's ol'rtoo, number Main
704. To call Mr. I ongfollow, it
li now nrcoKHary to ask lor Main
itr.ii.
In City Toduj
Kirk Wills was In iho city today
from hiit homo at Alleoi. i
At Kluhi Today
Mrs. Koy Coulter and Mrs. lier-
Illt'Ch Alton urn viuillmr nl l."lrln
today. Thry will return to their
noino noro tomorrow. '
Visiting i Islmul Cli
l-Vod Itocimin went to Island
city this morning where he Is visit
ing at the home of his uncle today.
To Visit Sister Here
Miss Muriel MeKllilay arrived J.n
the city this morning from Califor
nia and will vlisit hero for ahoul
two weeks with her slsl-r, Mrs.
William Miller.
On Way to l.osn'ne.
Miss Clara Kiel was here this
morning on her way homo to los
tlne after a two week's vacation
trip to Portland.
SM'in Sunday Willi Dniighier ,
Mrs. J. Sellers went to linker this
morning, where sho will Hpend
Sunday with her daughter, Miss
Kuphemia, Wallace, who is train
ing to he a nursi' at St. K!lu
beth's hospital there.
Visited Sister Here
I Mrs. Al itobcrlson returned lo
lier home at Nuiuptcr this morning
after visiting here with her sister,
Mrs. C. A. (iilmore.
I
On Way to Knlerprise
Mrs. IM tile Cooley and tlaugUter,
Kloreiice, were in the city this
morning on their way homo to Kn-
terpriso. They have been to Wood
i man, Oregon and Vancouver,
j Wash. The funeral of Mr. Cooley
n.is iicm ai vtoouiuuu lasi Miniiay.
(iiicMs at Coelmtn I Ionic
Mrs. Charles Co-hran and
daughters. Until and Jane, of
Portland, are visiting In La Oraudc
for tt tew days guests al the homo
of Mr, and Mrs. tieorge ', Coch
ran. Hen- Today-
Mrs. 1 lershel 1 1 or st man and
tittlo son. Jack, accompanied by
Miss Florence Itlaisteli, of Los An
gel s, Cal., who is visiting them at
their homo al Kauiein, came to
La (5 ran ilo, this morning to spend
the week end. '
Spout Night I fere
After spending last nlglit In La
Grande Mrs. Carl Snodgrass ami
.son, John, and daughter, Norma,
returned this morning lo Teio
caHt'U'whore they have been Uyliig
this Hummer. They plan to move
lo La Grande sometime within tne
next two weeks.
.North Powder People Hero
Several North Powder p ople
were visitors in I -a (Jrandc last
week end at the K. I, l.edb.tter
liome. Among them wen; Mr. and
Mrs. Ij. K . Ciarrison, Mrs. William
Pearson and son, Louis, Mr. and
Mrs. C. J. Korosirom, ami Mr. and
Mrs. (J. T. llallaid and ihtughler,
Hetty.
Home from Vacflt ion
Miss Anetla Johnson, accompan
ied by her mother, Mrs. O. O.
Johnson, and brother. Loo, have
returned t their homo hero after
a vacation trip to Portnlnd. They
made the trip by auto visiting Mr.
and Airs. Allnd Johnson while
away.
Moved U Com I It llmnc
Or. and Mrs. W. P. AlcAdory,
who have been living in the Guslav
Wlssler Jiouse on Main avenue
while they were In the cast, have
moved to the W .M. Condit homo
at lsu4 Second street. Mrs. Con
dit and daughter, Alarjorie, have
moved into apartments until Alar
jorie will start to school at Kugeiio
next month.
(uestH nt Pudge llome-
Mr. and Airs. R . K. West, of
Condon, and Miss Violet West, ol
Portland, are visiting in La Grande
guests at the homo of Mrs. West's
parents. Mr. and Airs. Thomas
Pudge, Miss Anderson, of Klamath
Kails, is also a guest at the Pudge
home Tor a few days, as Is also Or.
W. 11. Galloway, of Alarshfbld.
Mr. and Airs. Pudge are Or. Gallo
way's grandparents
Hetiiriicil to Homo H
.Mr. nnd Airs. H. O. Avi ry and
llitln daughters, Catherine and
Harriett, accompanied by Mrs.
Avery's sister, Miss ICthel Kaiiiz.
of Twin Tails, Idaho, urrived in
La Grande Thuisday niKht Irom
Idaho. Airs. Avery has luiii viait-
i ing her parents at Twin l-tlls for
Soitid time. Mr. Avery went to
! Filer, Idaho lust week to attend
the ram sale held there Wednes-
jduy. Miss Kautz wilt visit here lor
about two weeks.
To Open Stom Here
Air. an. I Airs. Les'ift White and
two daughters. Vera und Mar
go rite, of Poise, Ida., and Aliss
Allen, also or Pols1, are hen-. Mr.
(While has been manager or the
Sprous-Piltz company's more al
Poise, which was recently sold. IP-
will be manager or the local store
which will open In the ltoeseh
building within the next r- w days.
Yi.slljut nt Pendleton
Airs. Stella Ootid was in the city
'this morning on her way home to
Wallowa rrom iVntlb'ion w hrr
she bus nren visiting her daughters
, for the past three months.
I 4 '
i:aitKellsl.H to Speak
1 Lillian and Norman Powell.
(child evangelists who have, be-n
'rnn-luctlnr nightly services at
Uiflta hall this wc- U, will Fp'-ak at
T
KKATTLK, Wash., Aug. 21.
AP). While Wa I la ce Cloyo
Gaines today, in th cell once oc
cupied by James K. .Mahoney, of
this city, hanged five years ago
for killing Ids wife, Kate, mid
striking her body in a trunk In h'
lake, awaited efforts to cancel or;
avoid his convletfou Thursday of i
killing Sylvia Howard Gaines, his
counsel announced that he "wl'l
never enter a plea of insanity."
1 n t he cell every movement of
Gaines, whom the jury condemn
ed to death for first degree mur
der was visible from t he office
of the county Jail, always occu
pied by keepers.
, Pihilegcs Discontinued. ,
, The prisoner was reported to
have rested well hi the night, lie
began the day with a request for
a mirror that ho might shavt .
He was told to tiso a mirror uU
lowed to all prisoners in his sec
tion of the jail hut that ho could
not have a special one. Juliet s
said many privileges penult tod
Gaines since his arrest June 'Jii
had been discontinued. j
Motion for a new t rial comes j
before Judge Jones September L
when he ret urns from a vacal fo.i 1
on which he departed yesterday I
utter "'the labors of the Guinea I
trial, which opened August 2. )
Police Chief Searing announced;
that he had renewed an inquiry i
into who received from Mis:)Thcl
ma 11 o lines, of Itclllngiuim,
Wash., a watch fob canylng tin:
Initial G which she found near
the spot on Green hike here,!
where Miss Gaines was killed and I
which she gave to a man sho j
took lo bo a plainclothes police
man. Testimony by Miss Holmes
was offered near the end of tho
trial, but excluded on the ground'
that ndmiuston would occasion un-j
warranted delay. j
Prosecutor Colvln stated thatj
o tiler additional evidence against '
Gaines had been obtained bySher-
iff S t a r w i c h. I nder - Sheiiir
lliitcheson, and i.uke S. May. a
private detective. I
Mure KvhlciH-e Gathered. ;
"We would have a much strong-j
or case if a now trial were grant-,
ed," declared Colvln. "Some of ,
this new evidence would lessen'
i the weight of testimony by de
fense witnesses.
if the mqtlon for a new trial J
is denied," slated Defense Coun-j
set Carmody, "we shall appeal tOj
tho supreme com t." j
Lawyers said the only hope If:
the supremo court refused to in
tervene wi:3 that Governor Hurt-
ley might listen to pleas for com-
mutation of tin- death sentence j
to life imprisonment. j
w--N. '
oiuht . o'clock, tonight at the Salva
Hon Ax'iuv hall. ..This. will .be I heir i
last "npiiearanec oere. nimunj
school will he held al the army hall
at 2::(o p. m.. Sunday itd evening
service at S p. m.
Word or Death lUcoivrd Here
News ol" the death of Mis. Sarah
Jessie Klston, sisb r-in-law of Mrs.
J. Scott, of this cliy.Wiis received
j here this week. She died nt the
home of her daiighier, Mrs. C. P.
lltiersmith at Anaeorlea. Wash..
'August t:i. alter several weeks 111-
ness. She was in years uir ai nm
lime of her death. Tin' tuneral
was held last-Sunday.
hied Si!" and C"ns
I VV I'ullliiH nrrcKteil last niirht
by George Pierce. prohibition'
agent, on a canneii neai cnarge,
was fined $25 by Justice Hugh K.
Ilrady today on ciiarg.s of assault
and battery. Officers report that
M-iiii.. l-i.-ri-.. wuh brlnuintr Collins
to tho jail an altercation arose
which resulted in a rial ngnt in
which Collins knocked Pierce
down and hit hoin several limes in
i he fiiee i ol iceiiiu n Harold How ¬
ard came to Pierce's r scuo, the
police report.
Attcndeil Family Iteiiuioii
Mr. and Airs. John H. llodgln
nnd daughter, Sylvia, returned to
their home here this morning af
ter a five week's absence. While
away they attended a reunion of
the Hodgln family held at Greens
boro, North Carolina, when more
i ban l.oon members of Hodgin
family were In attendance. They
also visit I'd in .South Carolina.
They went to Washington. O. C,
New York and other places or in
terest. They also spent a pari of
the time in Canada.
Kctiuiicil (o Homo Here
Mr. aifd Airs. Gustav Wlssler and
little daughter, K.itherine, return
ed to their home h re yesterday
after a trip east by auto. They
w nt from here io Philadelphia
where Mr. Whissler atbnded a
convention or the Mutual Life In
surance company nT New York,
which he repress nt here. They
also altetldei Iho ses-'Wl-relltenniul
at Philadelphia. From there they
went to New York, Washington, I.
C, and other places of Interest.
They visited Canton. Ohio, nnd
from there went to Chicago, where
they left their car befoio gninit
farther east. While traveling
through Iowa en route homo thry
had an automobile accident. Their
car was thrown over a 25-foot
embankment and alt three worn
hurt. Katharine was Hi. most
seriously hurt, f-he Is still under
Tin- doctor's care, but Is able to
be about. She wilR compelled to
use crutches for about iwo weeks.
White their car was being repaired
they viHlte.l relative. In Lincoln,
Nebrask.t. From there ihey came
through Denver and S:.lt Lake City
home. Lxcept for th- accident they
had a d' Ugbtrul tini", Mrs. WlssbT
relate-,, "A trip east tuakes us like
( n-gon all the more."
l-'very sixth person in Franc
owns n bieych- and t li t ore !
times as many hloy l n In thai
country as automobile.
GIFS 111
PLEA INSANITY
Wheat Closes Weak
After Slight Drop
CHICAGO. Aug. 21. (AIM
Opening to down, Chicago
wheat valuoH suffered n slight, fur
ther drop. Corn, oats and provi
sions wore easy, corn starting
to lc off. wild subsequently re
ceding r little more.
Wheat closed weak, 1 10 2o
net lowm; corn I H to IMc down,
oats j to lie off; and provisions
varying from unchanged, figures to
lRe decline, " ;
IJ. Git AN OK HITAIL MARKHTS
lalry.
Ijird 10 lbs, 1.00 5 lbs. ft. 00.
Puller, creamery 60o lb; $1.00
a roll.
Kggs 3G47 40e dor.
(iieeso .161 4 tic a pound.
Honey, comb 30o 'b,
tigfiHhlm,
Now potatoes 8 Iba, 26a,
Celery hearts 2Gc bunch.
Green string heaiw 10c lb.
Kgg 4Iic do.
Sweet potatoes 10c lb.
Carrot H 2 for IBo.
I'arsloy Ifto bunch.
New cftbbi'gc Mi Co lb.
Wullu Walla onions 3c lb.
Green onions 6c bunch.
Green peppers 20c lb..
Lettuce lac head,
Kennewiek tomatoes 10c lb.,
Il.aii box.
Kbdd cucumbers 6c each.
Greeai com- 26o doz.
Summer squash 5c each.
lYllltM.
Kennewiek, Wash. Freestono
poachofv toe lb; 8GcVH-00 box. .
Green nppiea 4 llw. 25c. .
Homo grown strawberries lCc
box.
Uartlolt Pears. 10c lb.
Peach plurns 5c lb.
Cantaloupes 10-1 10,
Caubas -7c.
Watirmelous 2 -30..
Muskmelons 7c lb,
loo Cream melons 2e lb.
Valentino's Condition
Slightly Worse, Report
NKV YOltK. Aug. 21 (AP)
Ttudolph Valentino, sheik of the
iiiovb s, who underwent an opera
tion for appendicitis and removal
of n gastric ulcer last Sunday, to
day suffered "considerable dis
comfort" because of a "slight
spread of the- Infection In the -ah-ilomlnal
wall," said a bulletin Is
sued by his physicians this after
noon. Tho bulletin added, how
ever, that there was nothing In
bis condition "to cause undue
anxiety nt the present time."
LOIS DAVIS
TURN'S GUN
ON HERSELF
(Continued Prom Page t.)
conch wll h her clothing smoking.
Tile mother and ycunger daugh
ter rushed into the room uml found
Lois unconscious and the revolver
near her. A pparently the gun
had been held so close lo her
breast that the report was smoth
ered and t ho powder burned her
clothing. Help was Immediately
summoned and the wounded girl
was takt'ti to tho hospital.
Coroner Kalston announced yes
terday afternoon thai. In the event
nt death, he would hold no Inquest.
Aliss I avis is survived by her
parents and sister I-Mna, uml
three brothers, Guy, Frank and
Clabe. Had she lived until Aug.
Kiie would have been years
of ago.
Her body is nt the Snodgrafs
and Zimmerman ebaitel.
Funeral services will bo hold at
2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at
Die Snodgrass and Ztfiimerruuu
chapel.
FLOWERS TO
BE JUDGED
SEPTEMBER 3
(Continued frora Paga 1) !
again this year for the Lady IHM-j
ingdon rose, the club rose. Ilitioi
ribbons will be awarded to nit
of the rirst prize winners. j
Assisting Mrs. ttalston on the
committee are: Airs. J. K. iteyu
ohls, 1 Mrs. W. O. Sawyer, Mrs.
A.1..1.t Mu l. 1K.I.-
son. Mis. (I. L. Plggers, Mrs.
George Carrey, Mrs. K, L. l-.rkley,
Alts. V. It. Alelvllle. Alls. U. K.
Moran. Mrs. A. J. Cook, Mrs. Les
ter Stoddard, Or. Margaret Ingle,
Mrs. P.ohcrt Kakln, Aliss Blanche
cinrk, Mrs. Al. Anthony, Airs. Hoy
currey, Mrs. Walter Uurdlur,
Airs. K. Marks, Aliss Marguret An
son, Airs. Turner Oliver, Mrs. J.
T. Itichardwon and Mrs. A. W.
Nelson.
TWO VESSELS
SINK IN LAKE
fContlnued from rasa 1)
sea. tt sprang a leak. 1
tout Mnk Itiipldly
Water rushed Into th" hold of
the boat rapidly, nnd It was only'
a matter of a few inlnuteH Ik fore ;
tho ship sank. The three lifeboat
battled the large waves for morel
than an hour until the Maltlaad,
bound for Canada, crossed their
course and was nitr;ieted by the:
dltitreuM Thiers Hhot froin the bouts, i
Cali:.iln lleyuun or the Multlund j
put his ear ferry about and picked1
up two or tho lifeboats. The third (
could not bo writ. Captain Hey-,
man. it was flnonueed In a nitaa !
age from the radio operator of the'
Matt land, stood by until daylight !
and then started u s-urih for ihej
missing boat. (
TtlTTALO, N. r AiifT. f I. At'
The heftvlt rain uad wind atoriu
of the sensoo lushed the Great
Ijiken r lon nil Int nlgtif.
Ctv r like Krio ihn lnd rrahed
atity mlbt an hour.
Market News of the Day
, ntit'Atio giluv
Wnont: ihmi High lmv ( lose
Spt 1.17 IM WW
i mo I io ir i an Hi intf
May ..UI-)m U& U4K IUK
I.IVKItPOOL Will) AT
L1VKKPOOL. Aug. 21. (AIM
Close; Wheat lo t lower. Oct.
1 0s 0d; Dec. 10s 7; March.
10h G9j.il.
loitTi..M wmi:at
POIITIAND. Ore.. Aug. 21 (AP)
Wheat: ltmt. hard white, hunt
whlto, hluestom, hnurt, soft federa
tion, western white .'.t'2; federa
tion $LJU; hard winter, northern
spring $1.20; western red 1.87.
Today's car receipts: Wheal 140;
barley 12; flour 0; corn fii oals 4:
hay 0.
ciiicago cash
CIl.tCAOO, Aug. 2L (AP)
Cash: Wheat So. 2 red $1.3? tt:
No. S hard fl.KO.
Corn-No. 2 mixed 77c; No. 2
yellow 7Stte.
(hits No. 2 mixed SKo; No. 2
while StlttCHIttc
Itye-'-No. 4 01 r.
P.arley 48tf?;rie.
Timothy Hoed $2.1 4T $2.
" liard $14.70.
ltlhs $U..
Itellles $17.75. J
POUTIiANO lHOIVCTC
POKTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 21 (AP)
Kggn steady to firm; current re
ceipts S2; fresh medium 2Sc; fresh
standard firsts 32c; do, extras H4c;
tinderslxed 16c.
Ilutter steady lo ft run; estrn
eulies, city 42Vjc; stondardrt 40c;
prime firsts 30c; firsts :ttie; prluls
47e; cartons 4 Sc. ,
Milk steady; best churning creain
44c net shippers' tritck In stone 1;
cream delivered Portland 4 fie lb.;
rnw milk (4 per cent) $2.25 ewt.
f.o.h. Portland. 1
Poultry steady (less 5 per cent
commission); heavy hens 25ii26o;
light Uifilliic; springs, white UK'f
30c: do, colored up to 25c; young
whlto dick.t 22T2;li-; colon-d 15
f 1 7c.
I Onions wonltor: local 7tic: Wul-
la WiUla snsTSOc.
I'oliilocs Ftiuily f1.25ittl.rii)
nark. 1
ntTTTRPAT
SAN VltAMMKfO, Allir. 21 (Al')
! Ituttorriit r.o.h. Sim KronrlfH'O
4 it renin.
WATER BAN IS
LIFTED TODAY
(Continued from Tfige 1)
Is no . furl her necessity for con
servation of water at present, city
Manager W, C. Crews reports,
In removing tho water restric
tions, tho city manager declared
thai It might, be necessary to
place them In effeei later, If tin
other dry period should come.
CillM'iis Saved Shu blown.
However, at present, the lid hi
off and citizens may use all t ho
water they . care to with th"
knowledge that In a crisis, their
cooperation ami cohsorvalloii pre
vented iho cutting off of lite sal
aries of some f 7 0 workmen, most
of whom had rain I lies dependent
upon their wages.
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
Boys' Slip-Over
SWEATERS
Boys' silk and wool
sweaters in most at
tractive designs.
Sizes 28 to 34
$2.45
MEN'S BLAZERS
In all popular' colors
$3.95
NewYdrkStqrE
Destroyers of IBgh Prices.
ARCADE
TOMGH T
Gilda
Sunday
VAUDEVILLE
1 ACTS
"SN6WED IN"
And SNOOKUMS In
"Newly weds (htarant ined"
Two-Reel Comedy
CHICAGO J IVI STOt K
PHICAGO. Aug, 2L (A P lr. H.
Depnrtmont of Agriculture) Hogs
."loon; very uneven; practically no
demand for light hogs; market
anywhere from Iftfff Ron lower than
different tingles of 1-Yiday trades;
lop $11.50; tdiolce 200 pound av
erages Upward lo $13.40,
Cat lie 1000, compared wllli week
ago: receipts largest since Juno;
reasonable supply of foil steers
rvrgesl In years; closed 50c lower;
siunll fupply of choice yearlings
strong to a shade higher; other
yearlings mostly 25c lower; grtiKK
crs mid cake fed 25 fii fitte lower;
Htiictly choice 1003 pound and a
part load of 904 pound yearlings
Ht,75; highest ' of season; early
top heavies $10.15; fut she slocH
mostly 50c lower; vealera 50c high
er. Sheep 1 n00; practically none on
sale today; for week 1000 direct
and ISO doubles from feeding sta
tions; fat lambs closing 35 to 50c
higher; cull natives and feeding
lambs 25 50 higher; sheep 50
ft ?5c lower; fat yearling wethers
strong to 25c higher; week's lop
Tat rah go lambs $14.05; native
lainhH $14.6.1; fat yearling wethers
$11.50; fat ewoa $7.50 feeding
himlm 14.50.
INVESTIGATE
CHIROPRACTIC!
kovi.i:iir;t m l'ovi:it
l,curn tnoro about thlu scli'llttflo
tnothoil. if It orfors r!llnf ami
euro for you, yon wunt to know it.
rnmc in uml talk to us about It,
We want you to iintlprtitalul thor
oughly thi! ooiuinmi 8nHo priori
1U'8 on which' It Ih biiHOd.
rn. .. e. wooniiMi
t'lilrnrirarllfl ami Mlix tmllmrnpy
2U Homnier Mtlg.
I'Imhib 4IT-W
Hours: II A. M. to K P. M.
SAVE -with
SAFETY
ry .tsUHwiiunnBHa
DRUGSTORE
3&xafl& M i LK r
MAGNESIA
TOOTH PASTE
Mtroauetorifmcw" j
RmtbrSItt Laiy Sla ;
.19 91
A Toolli I'aslo Hint lrwnt-
a fair trial. giininnl
Hint yon will like II.
Glass Drugs
be.
La Grande, Oregoa
Gray
MAGNESIA
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STOCKS CLIMB
TO NEW LEVEL
NKW YOltK, Aug. 21. (AP)
Speculative, interest on the long
side of tho market Wu revised to
day when bullish demonstrations:
developed In several specialties
under -tho leadership of General
Asphalt common and preferred
which soared 0 and X points ro
Mpocllvcly, to tho highest prices
In more t nun "five years. Tho ral
ly followed an early period of Ir
regttlarily vhllo an Ineffectual at
tempt wan made to unsettle tho
general list hy renewing selling
pressure against V. S. Steel com
mon and General Motors.
Westlnghouso Air Hrake wus bid
up nearly four points. Special
strength also was shown hy Pan
Imndle Producers and ltefiners.
Lambert Chemical, AmcrlcanSafe
ty Itaior and Itemlngton Type
writer. Halls were quiet but firm,
t'h'sapeako and Ohio and Atlantic
Count Linn tallying briskly from
their levels.
Tho closing: was strong. Total
Kites approximated (150,000 shuns.
IIANKI.N'd t'OMiriiON
NEW YOltK. Aim'. 21. (AP)
'I'lic ucMv.il condition of olonrlnK
hotino hunlcH ami li'tifll. cotnpnnloH
for tho wook BliOWH rxcoHd rwfrvo
PAINTEX
Hip riuMfw Ifutllc pnliit -easy In apply. Ynu ran nutko ;
liniulkcnlilors Kcni'fs, Imtclit'Oii M'trt, nirlhlfia, txNlronin linens,
'to ;'
m.:.i sot .''
Art & Baby Shop
IIF.MSTITflll.NH ' 1I1TTON9 COVEhED
STAR
SUNDAY
q'y r lady tfj
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K.,0. W I
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Rollicking comedy predominates this
true-to-life satire. Romance in the
upper-crust, side-splitting situations. ,
And on the same program
MACK SIKMITT
SMITHS
WTTM IAVMOMB M KU
TONIGHT
Bill Cody
"The Galloping
Cowboy"
Thrills galore, side-bursting comedy,
and a love romance that will appeal to
young and old alike.
Also '
A l'athc-Alice Day Comedy
Dress Prints
I'rinlK arr I lie . prnrlh ul i
' lluili'rlul fnrwlionl . tlmiM J
! Insi nt color, M-anllfiil new
iIi-kIuiih, laivo KKwrtmiiit of ;
; iwiitcriiK lo ficlwt frfMii all '
I ilio imiHl (nMloil fm Kliailra, i
i niul m i, jirlfo willtln rmrh '
i of nil.
49c
IN TMB Wit
Btora Jto. li
IIUI Ailanw Ave. Im UnuMlc, Or.
of I25.425.SOO. This IN UU III
croano In roxel-vo of $19.M2.IJU,
.coinpurj(l with luiit woek whon e
erH rcHirvo 'or $4,282,920 wax re
ported. '; ' ' ; . t.
. WIbIi IlK'y hud hroiirln tlm north
poh buck with tluin.
And MONDAY
ClNi:
I
Manners'
- Eugene O'Brien
in support
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