La Grande evening observer., November 01, 1926, Image 8

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Monday, November 1, 1926.
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The Store For Men
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MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
CIIH'AdO t.ltAlX
Ulifat Opm Hlifli Imw CIom-
. no 11111,4 tanji 1.103
'y in mak lUK u-ik
')' i:ik i:is, la; jS74
Downward Trend in
Wheat Continues
l.TIio pur capita coiiHUinpUun of
Diuat In Ainrrica lust year . ya
1M.3 pound, 1 lie grcuti-st ever recorded.
BUTTERFAT WAR
PROSPECTS GOOD
10 Years Ago
Today
Own, .filler ni-nl to huh
ltr on IhisIiicns fin the .Mod
o.ii Woodmen,
Dainty
Hern I mmiicIIiIii (lint
will In uppri-rlnlnl by every .
won nut In l. (iruiuli
Tmnl)-TIini I'lcri) .
ItAVAKIA.V tlll.NA
'fi.A kktk
Two pnflTii, (18.75
Till 1m ivvrcfitlumil vnliit; tor ,
llivw Iifiiuliriil fuels, (irl
your iMtrly. i A ilcposlt will
iini;ivu oiii!1 fur you.
L & L. Drug Co.
I I'OltTI.ANIl, On-., Nov.- t ,(Al')
A bomb Iihh lir-en thrown Into
the local hotter inurket ly one
of Inn liuwHt creamery iit(-n In t lit
oily who went out Into tho couil-
try with orri'm of cents to
jrriwii shippers for Imtlerrat, de.
I llvered I'ortlund. It was a dine
( clutllenire to the recent 2 c .'iO
(decline In Imltirfut when print'
I were only reduced 1 cent. '
j Whether or not this Is I ho h-i-Klnnlnfr
of another uuttcrriit 'war
! reinaliis to he seen. Most or the
lurice tTeauierl-H are iiiiolinir v
buying price of 42 to . eenrt
a pound - In the country and 44
eelita delivered J'oMlaud. '
I When the 4N cent card wen:
mil Into the county It horn Hi;
; 1'ollowltitf remarks:
I : "Htop and think.. Why fore
the Cortland Milter' market down
'one cent and butlerfat 'two cenlH'.
Other conls murhets did not du
jclttie. In fact, Sun l-'ranelsco, tin
. larKcMt,' has udvanced one cent.'!.
KXHJIfT'K
Hpring Conyon Coal
holds rims lAiNui-.n
Van IVIU-n Lumber Co.
. , 1'bono Main 733
I 10-4-
l,l l:itlt)OI, UIIKAT
MVKItJ'OfJL. Nov. 1 . (API .......
v.,un,;. nui-Hi I to 20 lOWlT; J lep.
11", i; March Us, tfd: Alnv
8 'id. '
I'OIITI.ANI) WHEAT
l'OltTI,ANfl, Ore., Nov. I (AD
Wheat HUH hard while. hart
wnile. oluo stem, baart, l.S7j
reuivatlon, western white, hard
winter, fl.38; soft white, $l.3!i
northern Nitrlni u.
00" never been licensed, never) Today's car receipts Wheal.
Iief.n i-iiii ii inlla l.l..n tivr.ii !.... .. " ..m..
. w vi-uv.i yv; Hour
OrlKinal purchaser paid 11405 for i,v c.
10; corn, C; oats, 1:
his ear. Jouiilnus
Liuick (JalMKO.
Hhumate,
11-1-U
He sure and visit the pillowcase.
ipron and handkerchief booths at
bazaar at llonan hall Thut-s-
hn
lay afternoon Klven by Hi. J'--r's
lOplseopal Guild. Two Krench
lollH tiro, to 1)0 given uway.
11-1-U
CILVAOO. Nov. 1 (AD. Open
Init unehanifed to tic off, wheat
underwent a material setback all
Corn started A to '14c
lower and then continued to saj;.
Oats held relatively steady. Pro
visions were weak.
Wheat closed unsettled, . to
Tie net lower: corn I ii to
Hie down; oats, V, to S,c oir
and provisions unchanged to ;7c
droi.
les strong to shade higher: eariy!
j top heavlis, 10.76: yearllngn.i
1 11. SO; she stock excepting de
sirable yearlings, slow, steady,
vunlers Bleady ut l(l.f,0',i I l.on
mostly: outsiders upward to 12.01'
und belter. . j
Sheep 22,000; fairly active; f.it
lambs steady to strong with Kn-!
day: no westerns sold; choice fed'
westerns hold above 1 3.76
clipped Inmbs held around $12.75: ':
choice natives to shippers early1
at $14.00; bulk, $13. 255 13.30:
culls steady, $8.U0ft9.00 mostly;
sheep steady: bulk of fat ewes,
$6.&0ft6.60; feeding lamhs un-
VOTE THE
REPUBLICAN TICKET
FOR HARMONIOUS AND
CONSTRUCTIVE GOVERNMENT ,
For United States Senator
15 FREDERICK STEIWER,
. , of Umatilla, County , ,
For RepiCHcntative in Congress, 2nd Dist.
17 N. J. SINNOTT,
- " ' ' of Wasco County
For Governor ,
18 I, L. PATTERSON,
. of Polk County
For Judge of Circuit Court, 10th Judicial Dist.
30 J. W. KNOWLES,
of Union County
For Joint Senator, Morrow, Umatilla, Union
Counties ' ' ; ' .
31 FRED E. KIDDLE,
of Union County
For Joint Senator, Union, Wallowa Counties
33 COLON R. EBERHARD,
of .Union County
For Representative, 25th District
37 II. H. WEATIIERSPOON,
of Union County
For County Judc
38 U. G. COUCH
For County Commissioner
40 W. R. LEDBETTER :
W. R. Ledbetter
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
For County Commissioner
A man who has the interests of Union
County at heart.
I'ulitleal Advertisement pi, id l,v rnh,i, c,,i,niy Keiiulillcau Cen
ttlil Committee, J. II, I'eare, L'liali'iuan. , .
Zlnc-O-Ulh J'uinL at $2.7C pti-
TOllon at .Hugg Paint Co. 10-30-tt
wave 11.00 per day tor 20 years
mid you can spend $3.00 per day
1'or the rtiHt of your life and leave
ill estate of $13,700.00. l.a (Irande
I-ildg, & liijaii Ahs'ii. ll-l-3t
School Poinds now avatrable for
larm louiu In Union County. Be
H. m. Dixon, Foley Building, L
irande, Ore. I-m(
Poi'soilnl lOugruveil Clirlslmiis
Curds.
'e have a beautiful ussorlmcnt
f Christmas cards for personal cn
:rnving, and will he .very glad to
iielp you make your selection. All
irlces, all styles, ynurs for serv
ee. Itlellardson's Art and Cift
liop. 11-1-lt
CHICAtiO CASH
CIIICAdO, Nov. 1 (AI-) (ash: ! city.
Wheat No. 2 red, $1.3014; No. 2
hard. $I.4oi,i u jj,
t.'orn No. 2 mixed, 72'4f74c,
No. 2 yellow. 74 4 H 75c.
Oats No. 2 while. 44 V, Hi 40 V.C-. ! ermm
r.o. 3 wlille, 41c.
liye No. 2. 00c.
Harley cr,ill7c.
Timothy seed $4.7Mi B.2B.
Clover seed $27.25'. 34.60.
I.nrd $12. sr..
ltlhs $1 J.00.
Hell les $14.25.
roitn.AXD niouucE
POItTI.ANI, Ore.. Nov. 1 '(AD
Kggs steady. Current receipts.
44c: fresh mediums, 33c: fre.di
stnndunl firsts, 43c; fresh stand
ard extras, 4c; undersized, 22c.
Hutter steady. Extra cubes
4IVjc; standards, 40c; prime
nrsts, 38 Vic: firsts, 36c: print.;,
40c: cartons, 47c.
. Milk unsettled: price war looms.
Bids out at 4c. Beat churning
42 Hi 43c per pound net.
snippers' track In zone 1. Creain(
oeuvereu l'oritan'1 4494SC per
pound, flaw milk 4 per cent),
$2.25 cwt. f. o. I).. Portland.
; .Poultry steady. Heavy hens, 25
fr2lio; llghl, IGc; springs. 21 "r
26c; Pekln white ducks, 24c; col
ored, 17c; , turkeys, live, 32fy:
34e: dressl'd. 43i'44c. :
. Potatoes steady, . $1.5015 1.75 a
(ruck.
Roman
r.lcal, the
"Happy Medium"
f CIIICA(;) MVliSTOCK
.'CHICAGO. Nov. 1 (AP C. '" H.
Iieparlment or Agriculture).
Hogs (2.000: more active on
early: deslrabro hogs around 10c
lower lhan P'rlduy's uverage: pack
Ing sows ftilly. steady: pigs most-
early top,
to 240 I1..
New Stationery, new styles anil
patterns direct from factories, nt
irlces to plcaso you. Hllvcrthot n
Arright's l''auiily Drug Htore.
10-27-tf
IIA'.AAIt
Don't forget the chicken dinner
it llonan hall Thursday evening
rrnm 6 until 7:30 o'clock. Also
t'lslt the country store at the ba
'jtar, given by the Kp'seopal
tlulld, for canned fruit und vege
tables und homo cooking. 11-1-U
Itulldllig 'and Lotiii Ass'ns fin-
1 lined 510,000 ' hollies In 1025.
11-1-31,
.Ine-nliil-l.lth Paint at $2.75 per
tallon. Some paint for the tnoliey.
U llugg Paint; Co. 10,-30. if
The heat laxative pill made
Liver Touchers, liti In a package.
ttw. Bold only by Hilwrthorn
Wrlghl's Family Drug Store.
lO-27-lf
Tlandrurr slottiied in 5 days an 1
faltlng otit of hair stopped In a office of Cochran Khoi'hard In
CAM. ltl)S
Slilewnlk linpi-ovcnieiit
Skilled bids will he received by
the Commuiston or the Cliy of I.a
Oiande, Oregon, for the construc
tion of the Improvement In Rldn
walk Improvement District Num
ber 159, within the. City of l.a
Grande, Oregon, according lo the
iiiuns uiiu siieeiiieaiiou or tile said lu i K . -r. i
sidewalk improvement now. on file 73 2i paid for 230
uiuw.ui inu i,ny nucoruer; avetages
of said -City. . , n,' , . ,., .,
.,dePm";. f !'"'V. Dollar9! "trong to 26c higher; fresh hcav.
($a.O0) will be required for a set'
of plans and specifications which
amount will he refunded if blddr
is unsuccessful and returns same
to this office.
Pb a will be received to the hour
or seven-thirty p. m., November
3rd. 1926. at the commission rnnm
I in the City Ilullding at l-a Grande.
Oregon, and must be accompanied
by a certlrlcd check in the sum
of ten per cent of ' tho amount
bid as a gunrantec of the accep
tance and completion of contract
if awnrded. Checks will 'be ru
turnod to unsuccessful bidders.
Tho Commission reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
lly order of the Commission
October 20th, 1926.
J. Ii. MTU Alma.
Recorder of the City of
La Grande, 'Oregon
10-22-1 01 1
XOTU'l: TO CltKIIITOItS
Notice Is nereliy given 'tMlt' the
underslgneil has been appoint. d
tiy the County Court or the State
of Oregon ror l'nlon c ounty as
adinlnistrator or the eslati! of 1-;.
I-.'. Grout, diciased, and all per
sons having claims against suiJ
eslate are hereby notified to pr.1-'
sent same in writing, duly veri
fied, to the undersigned.' at the
la senals, swItlMr to llsht
nmm to swavy, eontrllivtes
BMMk to health aad palate ea
fjeyaseat, heeausel
CI) It it a delicious compound of the
body-building whole wheat and rye,
with, just enough bran to insure com
plete elimination of waste, and flaxoae,
th. nourishing graia lubricant.
(2) It can be served ia so many inter
esting, tempting ways, adding .est to
one', meals,
(1) It I. a delightful addition to any
meal, and will please the most (asud
iou. palate, old or young.
Evcryon. needs e cereal food cooked
served hot, in some form; and you
will discover through just one package
of Roman Meal that you will never
again want to be without it.
JJK79jL department stores
108 Depot St.. La Grande, Ore.
Coats to Please Girls
Warm and Durable for Winter
Well made and in the styles
most becoming to children.
Suitable colors.
month by using our Germicide
ind llaudruff Krndlctltor. itilv-j.'-
Ihorn-Wright's Kumlly Drug Hior-.
; . 10-27-tf
lleinsiiuiilng. pleating, tuition
iilea, etc itortou' Khlri Nltnp.
10-14U
Notice the new clerirlc light
lobes mill the new prices at Slim-thorn
- Wright's Family Drug
Hole. 10-27-tf
.u tti-ande. Ciilon County. Oregon.
within sis months from the flr.it
publication of this notice.
Dated and llr.it published this!
25th duy of October. IH26.
. T. J. HCIIOGC.IN,
Administrator o( the Instate oT
I-:. 10. tlrotil, lieeeased.
COCIII'.AN KUi:itll.M!l)
Attorneys ror Aduilnlsttator.
Oct. 25 Nov. l-S-i:,-22.
s
HER RY
LAST SHOVI.(; TOXKJHT
"An .Mom l'.M(lim""
All el so Ih uvciituully chtinnceU hut
'Art ulniiti ciiilui'ifs." Think. Is
it mil into? Thori-fiirt! why nt
ilv- a Kin nf Art: 11 iitturi ti )i1;m:o
if Art I'lilii'ry, id Art I'.ranH, TIioko
u tn lie fmiinl In urvnl vinloiy nt
iiMir Art Slinp. Itk'hai d.sun'M Art
mhI Cift SImmi. 1 1-1-lt
' Tlml Hkln ti'Oiibti you luivo rn:i
hi' I'tiri'i (Hk'Jy by ustim o:ir
now fui innlu t'c.' iim prrMi-rli-tinin.
Jl.nn a hnttlc. S. M only ly
UvtMihot n-Wiitrlit's .-'anilly iX'tiK
Htore. 10-'J7-tf
"The Unknown
Soldier"
A diamutic story of Love and War
vibrant with tears and laughs.
Comedy
"BLACK AND BLUE EYES"
In llw Itlstrlot Court of (Ito
ritilr-l Stult'H Tut' tllf I Utrli t ot
Ori'Ktin.
In thr M11 Iter fjf (.poi'KC! (. Cuii-i
tuilly, Mankriiiit.
Tu ihv crt'ililiM'H of (iuni'co J.
i'mintilly. of Alicct. t'nlou t'niiiity.
in the State and illi irt aful u.siilil.
u bankrupt. ;
Ni.tiie 1m Iwrt'liy Klven that the
lioorue ti. Conmilly uuh iltily
nlJiulU-ated n lankruit lv tho IMs-
ttitt Cnuit of tin I'niU'il Stat cm for
ilu I'l.strH't of Or-uon on Octulipr
Ittjtt. 11 ml the first inei'tiiiK of
his ci-fdltorM will he hohl at the of
fice of II. K. Oixon. Uiforee, Ui
tint ml p. tiTmi. un S)Hnritji, No
win I. it Uth. l'Ji'H, at IU A. M. a
whii'h titnf wuttl crMtltors may ut
trinl, prtvit tltt'lf rlaltiiH. oxaiutiu
l hi lialikruitt. ami traiiMiirt mvh h
othor IttiHlnrrtri iih may properly
conic livforc khIi) mi'i'tlnu.
II. DIXON.
Itvfpt'tH.
(All rlalnn nitiMt hi Morn to on
hunk ru plcy hliinkM hrfure fltiiiK. )
ll-l-it
Arrest Eight on
Gambling Charge
Hcvi-n inen, arrestcil Thursilay
ami charged with gambling for
feited $10 each Saturday night In
the municipal court by failure to
appi-ur ror trial, the records at the
pollen station show. An eighth
man. said to have been rard dealer,
; forfeited $100.
i At the renllest of Chief of Po
llen llaynes the names wen with
held because In most Instances It
was a rirst orfense and also to pro
tect tile wives and chlldreu of some
of the men,
For Sale
BRAND NEW
.nn
fi It 11 ml nv
UIIVolGI OU
Nfvor hct'ii IU-viinimI. nt-vtT buen
run u mile
$1250.00
Original pmrhast-r paid 51105
for this car.
Jennings & Shumate
liuh k Sabs und Service
When the stupor of a full
etomach slows up your work
And you wish you could crawl
away and sleep it off
Remember that WRIGLEY'S
Chewing Sweet will work won
ders in spurring your lagging
digestion and in easing that
over-eaten
feeling.
Use Wrigley's
after every meal
to help the stom
ach in its work.
In Sizes from 2 to 16 Years '
Our Cliildren's Coats arc a welcome relief to mothers!
who naturally want their little ones to look their best,
but who can't pay more lhan a moderate price for gar-i
merits so quickly outgrown I
See our velour, polaire, boliyia, and mixture Coats, fui,
trimmed, for gtrli of all aes. Priced, ;
$4.98 to $19.75
changed: bulk,
choice held above
$ 1 2.75 (5 13.50:
$13.75.
I'Yos doL-sn't hurt pumpkins, but
it's hard on con I bins.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1. (AP)
An American destroyer lias been
ordered from Ulueflelun, Nicaraniiu.; '
to Ceiba, Honduras to protect
America n Uvea und property there.
1WU
ELECTION RETURNS BY RADIO
Have us supply you with New Batteries and
pep up your tubes and have your radio in the
best of condition to get the Election Returns
Tuesday night.
Also The
Queen of Roumania Talks Over;
. Radio Election Night
We Will Receive The '
Election Returns on a
Heacock Special Six
RECEIVER
These receivers are, wonderfully loud and clear.
Wp have e'-pcted an aerial at
HEASTY'S SERVICE STATION
If you do not own a receiver
LISTEN TO A HEACOCK
HEACOCK RADIO
SERVICE
Next to Star Theatre Adams Ave
Phone 399-U
Bohnenkamp's Mortuary
Fifth and Spring St.
CMain42
L D. S. Harvest Festival
EAGLES HALL, Nov. 3, 4, 5,
Wed., Thurs., Fri.
Bazaar Opens 10 A. M. to 8 P. M.
Cafeteria Luncheon
Served each noon and evening.
Entertainment Each Evening at 8:15
Adults 25c, Children 10c
4
THE ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE URGES THAT
DRY VOTERS OPPOSE
ROBERT N. STANFIELD
vote for Either steiwer or haneyi
Tlila ui1ei'tlM-ui.it tmlil for liy thp t'uiiiiui.-ii t'uniuilttve uf the Ailtl Sal, I, la tin- uf
Uiejioii, l-lwA. Uakr, t'liulrinun. tivti l'urtcf LluiWInK. l'ortlunj. tinijoii.
WEDNESDAY
Three-Act Drama Relief Society
THURSDAY
Three One-Act Plays .. .M. I. A.
FRIDAY
Shoi-t 1'lay Primary
ina jm.y iu uu lonowca oy a Big Dance.
Good Music. Admission to dance and plav:
Gents ,5c,- Liidies free.
We have a line of Quilts that cannot be
equalled. Fancy Work, Aprons, latest and dain
tiest Babies Notions, and complete Layettes.
Vegetables, Fruits Candies and Popcorn.
THIS GREAT FESTIVAL
Is being put on by the L. D. S. people for the
purpose of raising money to pay for the new
piano hems installed in the Tabernacle to be
used for church and community purposes