La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 28, 1926, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextThursday. October 28, 1926. IX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pasra EIp INDESTRUCTO TRUNKS The Insured Trunks of super construction and design. $37.50 We invite your inspection of our complete assortment. The Store For Men Orders Case Back : To Grand Jurors I Ascertaining; from the testimony Jftervd that addlllonal rhnrsva brought against joe l'uptll In jus llco court Wednesday afternoon were upon the same act of facts upon which the grand Jury r fcently returned an Indictment of ..it t.lil. Intent lo kill. Judire Brady ordered the trand Jury to relnwalliralc. and then released the prisoner without additional ball. Iuplil had nl-J-l not runty bclqre J lid re J. W. Knowles In Iho circuit court, and been llbx-rated oa ball of U.0O0. , , automobile run over a steep grade j in the stream Mhcrc the water was ten r.cl ilv !. iw so" lan nKed to jump clear us the car k-fl Iho road. The body a recovered soon after the accident. Trap Shoot Set For Sunday Morn ' MAIL CAHKIKU KII.I.M NrJWPOUT. tre, Oct. J AH) - John Kdcar. tl. mall carrier on th Yachala river route. was killed late yistcrday In an automobile ae otrtrut. Willi hla son ho n-aa on route up the. river road when Iho I The-first trap shoot of the Win:. Pin and Klectfoot club this season will If held at the grounds near j lame Ti-ee Sunday at l:Jil a. m.. I It a announced this morning by j members of the cluh. This Is a i i.relimiiiarv shoot pre:imiory to the big turkey shoot which takes place Just before Thanksgiving each year. Kveryone is invited lo attend. 10 Years Ago Today . Mr. mill Mrs Hurry U. Turner rt-funiwl t liW nwni lii? frum KttiMt t il.v. Pleasure A Itl.AI. 1lti:T At noon Al night Or III llic mutiitu. HtlT lt ItH.II i.ioiii kiil lln-lll 111 ft' X allium ImhIIc. Hll.ltMtrs I Ml i:lts. ICY lit IT ri.iiuiiMAr I.UU tu al'J .Ml L. & L. Drue: Co. .SIH.PIIKKIi WINS FIlillT KI'I!1NC.I-IK1.1. HI., th't. 5S lAPI Validity- of the will of Wil liam Nelson Mcflinlock lieijuealli tug most of hla million dollar es tate lo hla foster father. William 1). Shepherd. Chicago attorney, was upheld by the Illinois suprvmi court today. M'KVVIIIU AI'IKK j roitTi.AMi. t're. Oct.. :s f.r The steamer Everett. Ix's An geles for I'uTlUiid. Is afire near Point tlorda and needs assistance, according lo wirel. ss reports re C.'lv. d heie by the Federal Tel. . r.ipli company Ir-om Ihe jlein.r lLtmlin MiCormlck. The Kverett ai low. ring h r IhmIs. the report slalea. The Hamlin MrVormick pus, d Cipe r.ianco at J p. in. Chinese Cnimirv MKlonar BUTTER, EGGS IN PRICE DECLINE Downward Trend Devel ops in Trading in the Portland Market MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY l-IUViO fillAI.V IIK AiO ut-:htock Wheal Htl llllfli law Oo.o CHICAOO. Oct. !! (AP V. B. Itiv .1134 l HHi H-'" Deparlment of Aitrlculturo) May M7t4 ll.lfi IHIS H'i J loirs 3,00(i; fnlrly active: ircn- July ,....111 I I M H"!4 crnlly ale'ady to Jc lower than ' . . iWednrldny'a close; top, IH.60 I .m Alt tn A H IK Vltm PD' I IV I III-OOI. U'HKAT II""" ." ' l.ivuitrooi.. Oct. : aI').-- flose: Wheilt, 4 lo IHd llluher. OIITI.ANLI. Ore.. Oct. SS (AP) "clil October, which la 3 I Ilutler and owr prlcea are now on the downward trend In the lo. cal dairy market, followlni? prle decllura In oilier coast markeU. V.kk rewlpu allll continue moder ate and no severe alunip la null?. ipaled. Hotter recelpla are In creaslnR and wllh Ihe heavy anr nlua holdlura throuehoilt the .'hulk. !lu lo 900 lbs.. I13.1&JJ 13.45. Cattle 15.0110: fed ulcers and yearling trade lurirely on catch- ItMid; .March lla. Sd; May 103, na-caUh basis; weak lo S5o lower- licatw niuun ,,,w,.. II Ud. POItTI.AMI Vllll,T VOHTi.ANIl. tire.. Oct. SS (API Wheal Hlill hard w hile. $1.5:1: i hard white, blue stem, huart. fcu eratlnn, soft while, western w-hi! country further declines nout4 hard xelnler. 1.3S; northern not be lineiperled. sprlnu. II.J5: westein red. I.H. For Ihe day all Bradea of ecus' To.lay-a car r,-celpla Wheat, are posted a cent lower on the H: l-rn- ' oa,- X; dairy exehanire. wllh extras no.v hay. 3. lu n lo 4c. flraln. 4(.c and pu!- lets. JJc. Peaces dropped two. CllUWiO AMI - renta to the c level and cur-l I'llll-AC.O. Oct. :s (AP). as.l- rent recelpla remained unehanffe I wneni iso. - no. .-. .-o. It 45c. naro. i.si, . .... ..i,..!. !.... .1... forn No. l(l. Wan I.V...1. - e.. ..llnaia this M.k . I.v of Ihe! Out I ....ra..la. now down to '" ic. ill and 6sc respectively. In the butler list extra and prime first cubes declined a half cnt to 4H and MSo resia-c-lively. Other Krndcs remained UltclllinKed. Ihilry receipt in Ihe Iwal mar ket Wednesday nmounted to 5S3 'nsea of CBfra and 13.337 pounds of surplua buller front country crtanicrles. The tnuke of loc-il -reniuerlea Inlaled Jl.sol pound. Storaire wtthdrawats werfl 7' caaea of cffjrs and ftSi pounds of Iiiii tor. mixed. 7il77l 7X1.C. No. 2 while. 47 4c: No. 1 Itye Sample Krnde, fcllc. Parley 55 .i 7ac. Timothy seed 4.75l 5.5". t'lover wed $l'.75h 35.00. jrd JI3.S7. lllhs 513.7r. llellles 114.75. l'OltTI.AMt I.IV!TOfK POItTI.AM), Ore.. Oct. S (AP) Cuttle nnd calves steady: re ceipts 220. Hok nominally steady: celpls S25 ('.IS direct). : Sheep anil lambs stendy celpla 42o (2n throush). sleers lurirely 76c and In Instances $1,00 lower for week: bust year-' lilies early at 111. 50; 1S14 lb. sleers. H0.76: bulk of weluhly r..d sleers. i9.ootitfO.ua: frcfh n'celpts Increased by liberal hold over from Wednesday: llBht year llnirs scarce; she stock weak lo 25o lower: other classes steady. Sheep 17.000; fairly active: fat lambs mostly steady; choice range lambs to shippers, $13.85. bulk natives to packers, $13.26 si 13. 7S: natives held above $14. oo: choice short fed clipped Monlan- 'ans held above $12.60; culls un ..K.nn..,i mi is. 5o4i 9.60: sheep steady: bulk of fat ewes. S.501i'l 6.10; lop. $7.00: feeding lamns unchunged: early bulk desirable) teedcrs. $13,004(13.75. FIND IT HERE Cojij for Ihla column must be In by :00 a. m. Ill .M.MAlii; KAI.K The American LcRlun auxlli:uy1 xv 1 1 1 hold a rummafre sale, special-t IsinB in children's clothes. Kocsch : Bldg., Oct. 30, 9 a. m. JO-27-Slj NOTlt'K j I will not be responsible for any debta contracted by my wife. Lil lian Zwelfel, on or after this dale. J. K. Zwelfel. 10-26-3tp 1-y Prices Register Further Gains In Wall Street NKW TOKK. Oct. 2S (AP). Slock prlcea registered furl her re covery today on buying for boh iccounta. presumably Influenced y recent favorable earnlnirs aulj Itvldend announcements. The dc- J I'oitri.AMi pitom t-i-: POKTI.ANl). Ore.. Oct. 2S (AP) Ksrs 1 lo 2e lower: current re ceipts 4tc: fresh mediums, 35e: frsh slandard firsts. 13c: fre.ih standard extras. 4 7c: undcrslied. 2ac. Putter easier, fractionally lower- exira cubes, city. 4S" sland- ! arils. 40c: prime firsts. JX'iC. Hirsts. 3Cc; prints. 40c: cnrton-i. 47c. Milk unrhnnRrd: best cliuriiine cream. 42i43c per pound n.' shippers' track In low I. 'renin mand embraced practkally nil eroi. with the revival of actlv- d v , ,.orn,, 44c per poun I ty and strength in tne on snar.'s- tll is one of Ihe new- features. Kncrgctle liear selling was con fined to a few- motors and sp--clalltea whose earning prospects ire reinirded as none too favor able by the speculative commu nity. Hudson broke below 42 lo mother new I92G low. and weak ness cropped out In some of t il' lepartment. amusement and chain dnre shares. With freight traffic breaking: all words and Do car shortage ill light the rails attracted both an nvesiiuent and speculative follow, ng. Pan American- and- (loncrai Aft nhait Issues were Iho early leul rs In Ihe oil group, with buying wised on the splendid charaetir of ciirrx-iit earnings statements. It.'ccnt weakness of these Issuel; ipiutri'titly has discounted, at least n part, the recent Increase in crude production and softening price tendency for gasoline. The closing was Irregular. P o fit taking broke out among the market leadeis In the lale trad ing, causing a number of reccs lons from Ihe early high levels Palhe hrok" nearly 5 jwlms and laimsxllle and Nashville. Worth- cnglon I'einp. Tlniken Holler It-ar-n- and I'. K AU-Ohol were heavy, ttcneral Motors erosa-d 153 In-fore .eaeting. Total sales approxlinat--d t.M"t.a"V shares. Paw milk (4 per cent). $2.25 cw:. f. o. b. Portland. Poultry steady (less 5 per cent commission): heavy hens. 25 -He- lleht. 10e: springs. 2li25e: r..i-lr, v:illp ducks. 24c: cnlor--l. 15til7c: turkey, live. 32li34c; dressed. 431l 44c. Onions slow: potatoes steady: onions, local. 7 5c 4i I . I .' Wi. Walla, nci tl.tdi. rptato-, l-5 il 1.75 sack. POt I.TIIV S.N Kll.VM'lSl'll. tet.'-S I Al'i 1- s. Itnreuu Agricultural Bcu- nom'lr::). la'ghorn hens "contin ued In very light supply today un.l .ii.Tt.llc stronger feeling was evi dent! Other classes of poultry; and Biline showed little chungl-. HAIJXJWK'KX SI'KC'IAL In order to Introduce a num ber of new patterns of Dlnnerware Kkhardson's Art & Gift Shop is conducting a Hallowe'en Kpecial on twenty different patterns of Dtnncrwura. at the lowest possible prlcos. See Iho window and as led your pattern nt this time. P. win pay you. iu-a--t LA CiRANriB WHOM-Tlll.r. MARKETS rmtltry (II to iretgtit). Heavy aprlng chjekena tto lb. Ught spring chickens 800 lb. ; , Heavy hens 20c lb. Ught hens l!4f ISO lb. aledlum hens Ho lb. laght honi He lb. Stags o lb. No. 1 live turkeys I to Jb.. lloor. Hard Federation (bard wheat) $7.60 bbl. Soft wheat $7.40 bbl. LAI.HANOE W-rTAIIi M.UtKETS Dairy. I.ar.1 10 lbs. $1.75: 5 lbs. o. Butter, creamery e3c lb, a, roll. Kggs 461t4Sc dox. Cheese 35?40c a pound. Honey, comb 30c lb. Vegetables. Potntoea S lbs. 2ic. Caullf low er 15 (r Sweet potatoes 4 lbs. for 2sc. California turnips 10c bunch. Walla Walla turnips 2 for 16c California beets I no bunch. Walla Walla 1-eets. 2 bunches. 15c. Spinach 3 lbs. for 25c. California carrots 10c bunch. Parsley loo bunch. Cabbage 5ff6c lb. Walla Walla onions 4c lb. Tied Teppers 2oc lb. Gicen peppers 1 6c lb. I-etuice lie head. Culilurnla tomatoes ISc 35c. Hallowe'en Musked Hall Satur day night. Bugle's Hull. Prizes Mi llie best Hallow u'eh character and custume. Tickets 60c. 10-28-3t Dr. Geo. S, Hoffman announces the opening of a strictly modern dentBl office over (ho I.. & L. Drug store, Monday, Oct. 25th. . 10-23-7t "The brjt laxative pill made fiver Touchers, 60 In a package. 25c. Sold only by Silverthorn Wriglit's l-'amlly Orug Store. 10-27-lf Sehooi Funds now available for farm loan In Union County. Se H. B. Dtion. Foley Building. La Qrande, Ore. -itf ATTE.VTIOX, AITO OW.NKKS When you break your wind shield or side glass, take your car t Richardson's Art & Gift Shop, where It will be promptly fitted wllh finest Belgium Non-Shatter Plato at the right price. The finest plate costs you no more, at Klcliardson's Art & Gift Shop. 10-25-4t ' lTHi 7 NATION-WIDE , II j) . INSTITUTION l (L tnneyQ VfdL DEPARTMENT STORES 108 Depot St., La liranae, ure. Wool Frocks Demand Favor! Particularly These Of Our i You can't pass these by they catch the eye, and when you learn the price, you're more captivated than ever. Tailored Dresses of pood wool ma terials at this exception ally low price. Made in a variety of equally pleasant styles for both women and missel. In ' the accepted colon (or the teason. For inexpensive dresses, you'll find the work manship vcrv carcfiik Battery Substitutes Proving To Be Difficult Problem for Radio New Stationery, new styles and fatterna direct from factories, nt prices to please you. Silve.rthorn Wright's Family Urug Store. 10-27-tf lb. for M.W Ytlltiv MU'IT NKW YtlPK. IK-l. SS (AIM.- Keaponiled apples iiuM: prunes unsettled; apricots and pcuchcsl I inn. m:i:kim; 4.i:u (.ami: oiiANc.il.M. ii.-;. i aim .h..p T A. S--U. ef the I'hun-h Kitciantl nilsHi.tn. Wits cplunHl Kilid-.l- Iclay nr.ir W iilalhlen. .mliim; vn.Minl. The blhel' s ri-ti't!:r.4 (iin his bc.d,ni:e s .it T.ti.i'.ilu (.r A Mirev ef hi illume iIum'm- when he w.is Mt n by ll-.e e-.iU.As a;nl ;iniel Bohnenkamp's Mortuary Fifth and Spring St. Jlam 42 1 l KlFt.KI. tn e.. in t. A1 ranks f tu- Urant.s Tr-sr. hifch s-html fiHtUII team tlu- MettforU hii:li M-lnn.t is rinteiivi.rimc to iir rn:e a K.itne tu this rtty f-r S-itur-ti.iy .-. with the MarhfiHd liluh M-hoiil to ti.kc of Hie J sr..fMiilH. x.uv. lth ;runts I';s- KtfjC pnn t"c H. rarmia -4o lb. Tumpkln 3c lo. t'elery 16c- bunch. HothouM cucumbers JOc. Stjunati 4c. " Green applea 6 I Us. S&c. Dutohea penrs Jl.29 box. Bannnna ISO lb. l.cnionn 4"C do. Orancea to Sc do2 Tukay gnipea ISc lb. 8njpir. Cune sugar: $t.-0 fr 6.G9. lonr, Poft wheat $5.20 bbl. Bard redenittrn 18.40 bbl . I xi i try. Pprlng tra 3&16. Heo :&aoc. Meats and tXh. Hef boil 10 tf 12 He lb. Chops and steaks 25c lb. Salmon (strictlr fcxah) 2Sc lb WaJibut JJo lb- TKNlM-l-rroN'. l-Vt. 2S (AP) Tik. IkrtolHT trm of the state su- v .irfinite renlv l.;i.t lee:i received mi., rnurt In Kass.-rn ir'rvn lh ....., i Offor. Gasoltut. eame to a elo' her iu. rd;y. J Next s.tiirduy in this city, the! Gaolto, regular, retail 1"C Six of the velt JuMle of 1 M h! ftM and Klamath rail.- hith jaJ. court heard ei' throupn xne j IkhiI ,iy in tne iouiiicrii ire-j (.iasoiint-, rei 'r, reiau . thiv daa of court. Ii.-'n conteiTiiec. iL Assumlnff your boy is S years old. You must reive J7.tH p-r month at 1rA compounded semi annually lO IlllVG him (o cotleffe nt 17 yean of a'0. Save It with the I,u Grande Hldir. Loan Asisoclation. lo-2 8-3t Dr. A. M. Mooro announces the opentnff of his denial office. Suite 5, New: Koloy Bids. lM-26-4.p iionHi-nfr st on net! in 5 days an fail In k out, of hair stopped in a month by usintr our uermiciuc and Pnndruff Kradicator. Silv-.s -j thorn-Wrient's Family Iruff Stor-. 10-2 i -II . t DMTrMiaitolitn. nirailntf. button ' hole, eto. Worwma KWd Shop. ; lU-ltH . CHICAGO. Oct. It '(At'). A source of ever-vvilhnp but rather touchy power supfily for radio receivers hus finally been con o.uered by engineers. This pouvr, available in nearly every house hold throush the alternating cur rent lines, offered many obstacles before it finally wus put to work to replace A, H and C batteries. Alternating current, when cut into a receiver in the raw stale drowns out all sound because of the loud ripple generated by the rapid variations from positive lo negative. To overcome these dif ficulties, the house lighting sup ply first is changed into direct current and then passed through a filter that delivers an output which contains no disturbing qual ities. "IV Ilattery Elim.iiatcil. The first step in the use of "A. ('.' brought the development of the B battery eliminator. Jt consists of a current changing de vice nnd a filter made up of choke eoils and huge condensers. This filter is absolutely necessary b-i- i cause a nor "e a. iwhk'-'j ' to illrert current the rlnnle. still is pn sent. Kurther advances in the It bar- lery eliminator, which Is correctly known as a "power rack," came with the designing of improve i rectifying or current changing tubes and better chemical reelir flers. The power pack is intend ed to deliver a high voltage 1. 1 low amperage. " Heplacement of the storage bat: tery or dry rell supply for light ing receiver tubes offered a som--5 what different problem. This bat tery delivers a current of com paratively high amperage but low voltage. This difficulty has be;-n overcome, and "A" eliminators for use with five volt tubes are be ginning to appear. The furnish ing of the filament current for the three volt dry cell tubes was much easier becuusc the B power pack with a few changes can b: made to furnish the lighting cur rent. The necessary battery current Is provided through eitlur Ithe A or B device, depending upon the type of tubes used. The British house of commons ' is well provided with medical meni- i hers und a call for u doctor is cer- tain to bring a number of M. 1','s to 1 their feet. KVMMACU: SAMS " St. Peter's Guild will hold at rummage sal Hunan Hall Sat urday. Oct. so. i-:c-4t Notice the new electric Ueht gloli-s and the new prices at Sil wrthorn - Wright's Family Drue Stote. 10-27-U Wall Taper at a pnet! you like n pay. Bugg Taint Co. 10-8 if s HERRY LAST SHOWINC TONKJHT The Pleasure Buyers Troin the novel by Arthur Sowers lixhe With IRENE RICH CL1VE HR00K A sensational mystery drama of exotic Palm lkach Comedy "FIGHT NIGHT" Ah A RECRUIT ' "" "-- , ssssiowof Barrvlrd Sun LiRlit at thetjiial ity Paint Store. Hubb Paint ' tti-S-'f That skin troulilu you haw c.-i Im cui'1 nulckly l-y usinc our new formula rririna prrscri!.- II ,n . l.nlll.. Sold only lv SlIvcrthorn-WrlKht's Family l"li B IM. "7. If tS Store. 1 -' i A NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY For Union County will be issued soon. Why not install that telephone now and secure a listing? Home Independent Telephone Co. CAM. KOK ms I Si.lrualk ImprmmiHiit Slpd bills will In- rrceivi-il by the commission of the city of Iji Orande. Or-tron. for the construc tion of the Improvement in Side walk Improvement l'istrlet Sum i i uiihtn Ihe City of ll Grande. Oreiron. areordine to the plans and stH-elfieation 01 me s. . sideaalk Improvement now on file in the oflico o( the City Ki-cortiir of said City. A deposit of Kive Dollars fS.li will l required for a s't ., a ..irifjitinns whieh amount a 111 le refunded tf lidil-T unsuco'sstul and returns sain-. to this office. uu. .. in I. rwived to the hour seven-thirty m.. o" .t the commission room in the City Bulldinl at ljtl5ran.lv. Oreiron. and must be accompani-i by a certified check In the sum of ten per cent of the amounl bid as a t-uarantee of the accep tance and completion of contract If awarded. Checks will be iv tU'Bcd to unsuccessful bidders. The Commission reserves the riitht to reject any and all bids. By order of the Commission, October 1 9lh. US. J. K. STfcAK.. ltecorder of the City of La Grande. Oretcon of I Jr. Alexander K. Case. lrvlC. a.. slv.nl pruaeeutor. believes the hub cap of a l"eraed automobile hUh wrves as an ash tmy on his desk has a irood psychological pv, ,,n accident witness whom he ques 1 tiona. Klnf Albert h accepted th in rltativn to preside at the Interna tional Con-rs of Rotary clubs to lie. held In, cster-d ne.t June. What is more appropriate for the home Christmas gift than an Oriental Rug or Carpet? Cartozian Brothers, of Portland, arc displaying; for your approval a fine assortment of specially priced pieces which will suit not only your artistic hut also your financial demands. It is not too early to prepare for your Xmas buying. There is a place in your home for one of these exclusive Oriental rugs. See them on display this week at BOHNENKAMP'S i