La Grande evening observer., August 28, 1926, Image 4

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LA GRANDE EVENING ' OBSERVER
Saturday, August 23, 1926. '
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An Independent Xcupupcr
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11AUVKY h MATTHEWS....
tlltislncss .Mumitf'T
Puhllwhed rvcninfffl, except Hunduy, ut li 111 Adams Avenue,
J ,ii Omndc, Oregon. The Ohserver-Hlnr puhllshed every Kii.lay,
Kntered at the Pnstofllen at l.a (Innnlr, Onuon, mh H.cond
Class Malt .Matter under act of .March 2, 1S7I1.
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HPHHPIHPTION ItATKH
Jly Currier
Holly, per month In ndvnnco...' '. 7fin
Pally, per six months in udvunor. ,.4.fu
Dally, single copy up
Iiy .Mall
Pally, per month In ndvnneo '. fine
Pally, per six months In advance , $2. Tin
Pally, por year in advance .....,.$fi.t 'I
Woekly Oliservcr-Htur, per ynr 2,0t)
SUPPLY UORE
THAN DEMAND
Market News of the Day
AlVKUTIHIN(t It ATKH
Display, fnrelirii, per column Incli 42c
I'tsplny, Inenl, per column Inch 4ni:
Time contract rntes on application.
Til 10 II1IIF.I) NHItVANT "Tlinu shall mil op ks a lili-.l
HCrvant Hint Ih pour mid needy, whether lit; he of lliy lin-tli-ivn,
or of thy strangers thai an- in thy land." Unit.
A lot of human birds who recently went to Florida i
now going to Canada.
'Nolher plot to grab Lower California Mexicans, not
Japs, this time though what, anybody could want of that
Heaven-forsaken peninsula is more than any inhabitant of
"iod s country" can imagine.
SCHOOL IS NEAU
V Christmas comes but once u year, ami so does the last
of Auffust. Each gets a children's editorial. This is the
one about getting tho children's eyes and teeth and such
fractions of the anatomy ready for school.
y No matter how peppy and "hard as nails" the young
people seem, let the family doctor have one good look :it
them. If they, need anything special, he will advise it, and
it is a great deal better to get these affairs attended to
now than after school begins. The school nurse has trou
ble enough with the children of parents alio are not sensi
ble. Why add to her labors the things you know enough to
do for yourselves?
, Auany a cimu wno is muntuaiiy behind in his work and
ivho hulcH school and gets into mischief needs only a prop
erly fitted pair-of glasses to put him at the head of his
class. Some children hear only half the teacher says. If
there is anything the matter with heart or lungs, now is
tho time to find it out. If the child is in fine shape, it is
worth the doctor's fee to have him say so. If anything
wrong, it in infinitely easier to take care of it while the
difficulty and the child are both small.
1'OUTIwVNU, Ore., An. 28 AP)
I, oral produce- market closed
weak and lower on tho street ovnr-
suppliod with most lino durlujc tho
nasi week, KrijifN and vegetables1
especially wore In over supply and
j prices suffered. Offering were no
liberal HtockH aruiiLulatrJ unu
tin it watt it wide ran ro of quality
and price In itw market.
J Miry produro watt morn pli'Dtl-
ful than a w-ok "tfo hut there
wtiil n (food rlriiiaml for. qualll)
hI off and top KnufM of luitt'T an
irrt Hllll rcinaliH d Kod property
On ,the dairy fxelnne prime flrnt
cnhi-.s wt' ilown a half rent elo
hur Hi IIH rcntH. rndcrslxed rjor
alno d' llncil, e lowing at 18 rentH.
TIh i-cnI of the IIhI Jm Id firm at
forni.-r pilrcH.
TrHlii4'tlnii Improves.
T'.ulirr production Improved eon
sdrahly Hi nee tlie ralnn and r
eeiplH liuvo eommeneeil to hIiow
heavier. Hurpliitt cuhe from point
iry ercamerieM yewterday amounted
to r.;;i" pouudH lint the loenj inalce
w:i.h around rt.HrtO, pound. V.rk
i i rciiitM yeitenlay totaled ) 1 34
case.H and 104 euHf i came out of
lorn I coolers.
In the fruit n:rk(;l, ' penehen.
pctirn, , nppleH. pruned, pltiiijH ami
;rrapeH have hcen In over Hiipply
iliroufjhout the week. L'rleen have
reiniilnrt) on the downward trend,
rejtrhlnjf extremely low level. VetT
el.iidett sire plentiful, 1 especially
iH-atiK, corn, toniutocii mid lettuce.
Vew crop Kplnuch Ih the ojtcep
tion to Ihe Knerul run of nup
plieM, H Ih Hcarconnd In demand
at u box.
U'tu-al: 4mu lUuit .ow ( ine
x't iai mn t32 u
! 137 is5 i.tavi
MW Ml 141 130 HU
inimjixi uhi:at
lAlt'IJiM( Ore., Mitt. (AP)
Whout hldH; Itilil. hard whlto,
hard white. It, H. haurt, mo ft wlilte,
western wlihe1 I.SU; hard winter
$1,211; northern Hprintr $1.27; wwt-
ern red $1.24.
Voday'M ear rcpelptH: Wheat S07:
flour 10; corn 4: Oatt 6; hayit.
l0tTI.AM PROJ-K
rOltTLAXn. Ore, a nr. 28 (AT)
Kkkh wti'Oily; icept undemlxed.
town I cent; current receipt ti 2.1c;
CreHh medium Z'Jc; freh Rtundard
rti-HiH ::c; trenh Mtundtird extraH
:iiie: undersized 1 He.
1 latter steady; extra enhea, city
12c; standard 40c; prime flnda
.tKc; rirMts 3 tie; prints 4 7e; oar-
tonj 4 Sr.
Milk Bteady; het chiirnlnp cream
Hv per pound net shipper's track
In stone i. Cream delivered I'ort
lund 4'Je per pound. Ituw milk (4
per cent) 62.25 cwt, f.o.h. Portland.
poultry teady; heavy liena 2f.'f?
2e: Ujrht 1 ft f l He: , Hprlnp. white
1 Qf'f 2fte; do. colored 24 it 2f.e;
youtifr white ducks 22(yS3e: col-
e.l lliftf 17c.
OntonH Hlow, wenU: local 60"i
tlTie; Walla. Walla no fit '90c.
Hpuds, Blow, wak; $ i.20 ft I l.fjO
wick.-
i.ivi:itmoii wiucvr
UVKltPOOl Auif. 2S. UP)
C'joac, wheat ',4 lo 'jid lower; Oct.
1U 7id; live. IQu &U March
10 4d.
Witiniueir Arrivals
Send Wheat Sliding
t'HK .vio r.Kii
PI I IfU '., Auk, 2 s. a P)
fth! Wheat No. 2 red
i.Hi; So. 2 hard .354.
Porn Xo. 2 yellow 78e; No.
2 whlto 78
OatH No. 2 white 38 c; So.
whttt aUTi rtTP.
Itye No. 2 07 61 97 o.
Timothy seed f 5. 30 (ft $6.75.
Pll!PAfW, Autf. 28. (AP)
KnlurKliitr reeelpla of new wheat at
Wlnnlpejf were lartrely rPMpoiiHibh
lor an early downward wwlntf today
of wheat prleen here. The Winni
peg arrivalu wero nioro than dou
hlo those of a yenr iikO. Start
ing iinchunKed lo c lower, wheat
rallied a little hut noon took a de
cided drop ull around, t'orn and
oatM were raider, corn openinff Mi
to ic off and mihneiuently under
tfoliiK a furl her uethaek. Provls
loiiH tendfd upward.
Wheat rioted weak to 1 to 1 4c
At lower, corn to c down;
ouIh to llie off and provhdomt
Kiiowitiff 7 to Hi centH sraln.
24 CONVICTS
IKE ESCAPE
PIIIPAtJO 1.IVK.KTOPK
PIIIPAIIO. Autf. 2S. (AP P. S.
Deonrtmenl or A if rlenlt lire) lloint
.1 inoii; butcher hOKH fully fdcady;
J o i vn,. sn M vi-:rto k
POUTLANIi, Ore., Aiif,-. 28 (AP)
Saturday receipt : Cattle f0.
hojrrt and nhecp none, total 2 car
loads all on through lilln?.
Itecelpt for week: fii)proxlinnte-
ly.i cattle 3145; puIvch 255; hojfs
3JI0; Hlieep HII70; carH 1 31.
Puttie; Compared week n?o:
Mostly around ateady; week' hulk
price: medium quality heef wtecr
i $Jt; off quality down to
pa'klnir howk Ktrony to higher;
; not enough hojo offered to fully
i lent values; top $l4.:t5 paid for
170 to 200 pound weight; hulk dc
Hlrahle Iiorm BcaHn 220 pound)
of medium weight Initchers $12.25
Of medium weight hucher $ 1 2.25 J uardsin
i$i:t; several load scnllny: up
ward from 3o pounds $1 1 i
$11.75; choice light paeklnff sows
upward to $10.75: few heavies he
low $!); practically no market on
plus; supply negllfflhle; shippers
$7; esllmaled holdover 1.000;
heavy weight hogs $11 rl $13.25;
in e d 1 u mi $12.7,, W $14.25; liu'lit
$ 1 3. 1 4 ft $ 1 4.-15 ; light tk'hl $ 1 3 M
$14.25: packing sows $9'-i $10.75:
enuu nn! It ft I fern ti f.dlfi f i! 7iV i
nnrl.ln.r .ifrletlf ,nn, InrliiHoil r .,1 . sl" "Kilter pigs llOt quoted.
ir.ru i 4c j,.., i.n- ti nn'n, trt. Cuttle 1000; comparei) with week
iago fed steers generally 25 to 50c
higher; hetler grade heavies and in
IlKEATIIING.
Houdini', the professional majrician. accomplishes the
sepminjr miracle of sui-vivinir an hour and a half in a six-
and-one-half foot coffin, tightly sealed, just to show he can
do it. Iho "trick," ho explains, is to take very short, even
ln-eaths, living on the air in the coffin when the occupant
enters it, hut conserving it to the utmost.
Iiy hreathinir normally he would use the air all up in a
couple of minutes. Iiy hreathinir slightly, he ekes it out
and makes it suffice. t is the same as the food principle
of thoit rations, by which men threatened with starvation
survive by eating very little over a prolonged period in
stead of eating normally while the food lasts. So it is
piwed that a human being, without trance, hypnotism' or
magic of any kind, can live for an hour and a half on al
most no nir. Hut it would 1h very unfortunate if this dem
onstration should lead anyone to make a practice of scant
breathing.
Houdini was probably able to perform his stunt all the.
better from the fact that lie is a man of liberal chest de
velopment and accustomed to deep breathing. That gave
him the vitality to endure breath privation, just as a well
nourished man might endure hunger longer than one ill
. nourished.
There are eastern fakirs and mystics who make a mys
terious art of breathing, professing to get along with litt'e
bieath, or to accomplish wondei-s, physical and mental, by
their precise method of inhalation and exhalation. Whether
thero is anything in their claims or not, this much is cer
tainly true for the ordinary persons: The deeper they
breathe, and the more air they get especially fresh air
the letter. Air is life. The deep breather is the vigorous
person. Swimmers, who need great vigor, always have biir
chest capacity, and use it. Miss Kderle is a good example.
m:v vohk nivrr
NBW VOUK. AUK. i'J. (AP)
Kvuf.omo .l u pi.l. n .lull; iiruuiH Ir
.Rulae; jprli-ot nulPt; peaches
uult't; hopH Hteudy.
TWO AMERICANS
(JIVING AID TO
REVOLUTIONISTS
hull $4.504f $5:
calves $7tfi $10.50; deslrnhle venlers
r.uti.- in '114. n f..u. t eir,n
Hogs compared week tiffo: All j " ' " ' "i' .
cUisses about steady. W hulk ' " B
prices: light hutchers $14.25 JHnlwr: light weight Mockers shar-
$14.;o: nothing iibove $14.50 after "''" "J run u,
Monday; closing top $14.40; ;7',s "n! receipts for season to
welghller kinds $14.25 down;' -."-, i . '""
heavies $!2ft $13.50; packing sows tt r w. cuw, newe
$llfl$ll.fiO: host light feeder pIkh ;;' M r U .aT
I stock 15 to 25c higher, cutters
showing maximum upturn; nulht
firm; vealers $1 higher.
Wheep 2000; odd loailtf of natives
mostly $15; light sort; culls up
wards to $10.50; fat ewes upward
lo $tl.25; heavy hack lamhs around
$12; for week -.211 doubles from
feeding- stations and 7S00 direct;
fat lamhs closing fio to 75c high
er; cull natives mostly 50c higher;
sheep strong to 25c higher; feed
itig lamhs snd yearling wethers
mostly 25c higher; week's top fat
range liwubs $15.35; native lamhs
$ I 5.40: yearling wethers $ I 2.50;
fat ewes $7; range feeding lamhs
$14.75.
$15.50; others $14. &0i $15
Sheep nominally steady with
week afro; hulk of receipts on con
tra rt ; hrst handy weight, lambs
quotfd up to $11.50; yearlings up
to $10.50; ewes $(1 down.
There was no trading at the
North Portland yards today and
all three divisions closed nomin
ally steady at Kriday's close.
KANMMJ CONDITIOX
NKW YOtl. Aug. 28. (AP)
The actual condition of clearing"
house bank and trust companies
for the week shows excess reserve
of $7,34 3,570. This is a decrease
in reserve of $18,082,230 compared
with last week when excess re.
serva of $25.45.&00 was reported
HANTA HOHA. Pttl.. Aug.- 21
(A I'). Captitlna f (. liuiledse
anu i.. j. i lay, Amerleun avlatorn.
ri potterl in dispatches from Mun
ayuii, Nii-urugiia( us actively es
Itoiislng the euuse of tho ffovern
ni'iit of that country in the pres
ent revolution, are both from the
California corps, it became known
today.
Uuiledge was a captain in Ihe
army air service during the world
a t He w s n n Instructor at
the Long Island flying field near
San I'iego. Later he located here
and was until about a year ago
actively engaged In flying lust ruc
tion at a local flfld. At that
time he was Invited by the Niear-.-iguati
government to take an In
st i tie tor's com mission in its air
service. He accepted and depart.
td in the company of Kdward 1
loni. nephew of the president of
Nicaragua. i "lay, also a former
army flyer, operated In the San
Krnncisro Pay region for a period
following the war.
According to friends here, Itnt
ledge severed Ids connection with
the Nlenraguan air foret s previ
ous to the present outbreak and
was conducting an indeneiident
Hying school In that country. He
again became connected with the
country's air forces when the rev.
olutiuii broke out.
The dispatches from Managua
siild that the two officers partici
pated In unsuccessful bomb at.
lempis a! ships carrying munitions
to the revolutionary forces.
TO riM NKW Ml Hi
HAi-KM, Ore.. Aug. 2S. (APK
Announcement or a new pulp nnd
palter mil) to b built at Newberg
with capital stock of $1,200,000,
w mad hero this morning.
nOANTR WHOrr-SALW
loul(r)r (live weight).
Sprtuf fries SGAilOc. -Heavy
liens22c lb.
Medium, bens lCc lh.
l.ietat beiis Me lb.
RUitrs Sc lb.
No, 1 live turkeys 32c lb.
Hour,
Hard Federation (hard wheat)
$7.0 l-bl.
.Soft wheat $7.40 hhL
Water Is a refreahhiff drink. Put
it's too inexpensive.
IONIA. Mu'fe. Au, ?V l-P
Twemy-iuwr tuuu the
Mlchtiian at.uo r lurmrtoiy h-rv
were ut lancv IikIv, ti)stM ui them
armed, w.4 ttu utt ot t ent
ionsl break in which thy trUMlty
tOOk pOSSOSAlUH uf the iUttlltutKOk, ;
In a well tmMuiv ;.luo; tho-m-ju
d prioner, all hou.d in i
one of the tutmilioe' dorinulovics '
fell on the HuartU Oierv. uviuiiwj
ring and diariuUttf I hem.
They then chiutN d the ttdmtuU-
(ration offltv w h r udddloUHl
guards and oiiiciaN w r seued.
The prison authorities werx then
marched lack into the. celt form
erly occupied by ihe prinoncis and
locked theiv.
I:mH' In Au Mm
Alsiut li of the con v iets entered
a trurayv on the outskim ot the
cliy tommandHi d four automo
biles and sped away in ihe gen
eral direction of l-trolt.
Local officer attempted to get
in communication with tho gover
nor general officers to obtain
for u tp in rounding
up the nit n.
Iji Crandc's Lending Store For 25 Years
N. K. West & Co. Inc.
i . Ill I '.. -I. I Ui.l.1. I I . 11.)
U tin' piikIii" i0si whi'ii lillhiK ut lilirlier speeij or wUea pulllnir
or piv u liiilil pull. It I. mi Imlleii- liur.l iimmlly imllealPK that 11.
Htm iluo lli' mip nl the npiii'lc Hitiilc jilue (fH" need-to be nur-i
pints Khuiilil l' whler. .MI.-liiK rower. .'.!
Children's Purses and Shopping Bags
New and attractive for the little pill
At a low price . . . 68c .
Norton's Kiddy Shop
Ilenistitchin.it - Heating . . Stamping
Iinttun Holes and ISuttons Covered
"Thrift and GritM h
Partners of Success II
Every Outing: calls
for Kodak pictures
"Hold It just a second." Click'
goes the Kodak shutter and an
other moment's fun is made yours
for tli years.
Plctuie-making with a Kodak
alwavi adds to the fun. 1 nop
In ami get acquainted with our
complete Kastman l:ne, und wit h
our piiotographlc seivlce it the
nuioi Iv helnful kind. '
Koilnlis S.'i I'p
Red Cross
Dru Store
mixing thrift and grit with an
account at this home folks bank
is the "lever that moves things"
La Grande
National
Bank
community helpers
of community savers
Police Investigating.
Two Shooting Affrays
m. ii in. in 1 1 1 ui.
.Safety' J CbmfmtdbtyQ
TnAVl'I. IIY XIOTOH ST.Mii:
lav
l(.i-aiuli fur Jim-iiIi ami W.llimn 1.. - : A. M. . I :no l, M.
" " HitkiT ll1 HiiImi - U::lll.. M. . I :UI IV M.
" linker duly - .Villi l. ,
" " I'l li.llHim - I ( 110 A. M. . .1 HO I'. M, . t) ;ill I'. .
fonneellnn nt I'.n.llelen for Wall. Wnlln, Pneo nn.l Poit
l.ih.l; ftl IVl tin Mi! all pullit. Nnlllli un.l Ninth.
4 rinui.ln Kopot lnmu 19
All Mulurn (lialr Car tiai.
I'llint.ANIi. lire., aiir. 2S.
(AI'l. Pollee lo.liiy wer.. Invei.t.
Halini,- two Neparute Hhootlnir nf-
Iiilis Here liilv y.'st.r.luj'. In one
"f hii'h J ii hit M. I'rowly. 62. u
emisii ii. u.m (ei-.-nmn. klllnl.
mi. I In Ihr olhi r Juioh l.'wl. jr..
ii po.il roeni inplg... M rluiLly
wiiiiinle.l. Vonrr niihl that purtle-
; ipnniH 111 nolh uffalr. ha. I Iieen
. .li inkiiiir.
I .Mm Havls. .12. In living hil.l ly
! piiuee in eonneetluu lth t'row
ln'n ihalh. Nora IHiekrlt. Si
a at r. .!.. I on a warrant i hurir
, iiik usiault with a iluuremua wen-
lien milt intent to kin us a
mm nf uoun.lluir of li.
I
Woman Drowns; Seven
Missing After Wreck
m-:v oim.Kans. ah. ;s (An
I Mr, (liorire Thels. wife ot the
niptaln of tho towtioat I'atlon.
a .It im tied un.l lur lnisbuu l
""I l other in, ml. .r, of the
er. nre li.ln.liij. w. A. ItlMO.
i In a. of the lilaao foul .04 Tow
bom company, kiM ber today.
Ths I'altoo nnlt In tho Mlnv
I Kutripl rtv.r nrar ConTut. u..
lu W.dnoday nlfht't hurrtc.n..
ia niiA.Nnr. inn-Ail, mahkitts
Ilnlry.
Urd 10 Ihn. fi.SS C lh. $1.00.
If utter, creamery Site lb. Il.nfi
a roll. '
Kitkji 4nft 4 30 dois.
t'hfes. Sail 40c a pound.
Honey, t coml-3nc IU,
Ci'iri'tahles.
N. w liolatoen 7 lbs. ST.e.
Celery lieat 2oc bunch,
t'liullt'lower ISc lb.
Green utrlnir bean-s 10c lb.
Sweet potatoes 3 Ibn. 2fic.
farrots r.c bunch.
Paniley lite bunch.
New cabbutro 6 j lie lb.
Walla Walla onion. 3c lb.
(i recti onioim &c bunch,
t.iven pepiierr. 1 lie lb.
Lettuce l.'ic head.
Kennewick toinntoes 10c lb..
SI. 35 box.
h'leld ciieiinibers 5c ewch.
fireen corn 2r.c dox.
Kiiiunier siniiush &e each.
Kjr plant 15c.
rtcklliiK onloiw Kc lb.
rnilts.
Kennewick, Wimh.. Freestone
pt.'icheti I oc lb.; xrei $1.15 box.
Creen apple. 4 Itw. 25c
lloine Kruwn alrum berrlea IRC
box.
llarllelt Tears. UV lb.
Teach plum 5c lb.
ranluloupes 10-15c
tasabas 7c.
Watermelons 2 H -Sc.
Munkmelons 7c lb.
lea Crcftio melons 2'.-c lb.
ItaJiQnan 15c lb.
Lemons 4'.c dog.
(iraafs CO to $1.05 dot.
roocord (rrupe. 40500 tiasket.
Iteber praMti Sc lb.
Tokay rrupr.s 20c lb.
Italian prune4c lb.
1 Nturar.
Cane liijar ( 7.15.
l-'lour.
Soft wheat $S. 20 bbl.
Hard federation Jl 40 bbl.
(iasolinr.
Oasollne, rejular, retail 17c
(at
(laaolln., tileb test, retail (6c
Cal.
ivniltry.
Fprlnj fries 3d ir 3 Sc.
Ueo 25 V JOc
Meats Dt Vb.
Burl boll 10.M2HC lb.
rttoiw and .teaks 25o lb.
Kalmon (.trletly fresh) ISc lb.
Halibut 12c lb.
ANNOUNCING
The Inauguration of
Enlarged
Black Cat Service
In Response to a Continuous and Persistent
Public Request
Breakfast will le served, commencing at once, in addition
to the already popular mid-day and evening Cafeteria service,
now providing oi.r patrons continuous service from (5 .'50 a m'
to 12:30 a. m.
FINE FOODS- PROPERLY PREPARED
QUIET SERVICE---COMFORTABLE SURROUNDINGS
REASONABLE PRICES
Electrically equipped Complete Ureakfasl, Lunch and Dinner
At The
. . . black Cat