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T) CI Monday, November 8, 1926. TiA CHANDE EVENING OBSERVER , DEPENDABLE The Store For Men STOCKS MOVE UP DESPITE ATTACK MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY AH warrnnte'cd for two yearn ut Hllvi-rlhorn-Wrlifht's Family l)ru store, 11-6-ir CHIVALRY HOLDS ; STAGE AT TRIAL Witness in U- Trial Refuses to Iden- ; tify Companion xvua a woman" ho said and when 1'rosccutor Mlmpsou littuinptcd to lend u hand by suKKcslliitf to tlx; court that llicro mlKht hi- a valid treason for withholding Iho namo, , KhrlliiB oaKcriy seized tho struw. - j "HIii's married nuw. has two T-f 11 - iri Ichlldron and a husband," he wild, iiall - JMlllS i "and I refuse to Rlvii hi r name.;' "You must", ruled Juslic I'ark- tllM'A.iO CHAIN' Whi-al m-ii 1 1 lull Ia- CIum' . : . . '" tnA ttati H2 uears L,aiincn Aggressive . .y unit, tm iiu un Movement on Motors in Wall Street July lilt) ISO', 1381, yM 1(3. 2Tid; UVIOHI'OOI, WIIIOAT I.IVKItl'OOl,, Nov. AI'). KV.W Vl"IIM.' Voe R Mle Mm' " . . ... - 110,111 AHHO.-lnt.id j.1,.HH)..-l(-,.on.llnB tn)1'':":' V.."' "! 11 Ofintlnniinon f m.uif mnm.ir Piitnul " J ' uml constructive tiude develop ments, stock prices moved upward today,-despite- renewed efforts of bear traders In unta-tlbi the gen- "Ycb, if I vi- Iho n-'ime, the court 'HiiVH'you must", added Mr. Hlmp- f, fJOKftVIU.K. N. .1. Nov. 8 son. i r-. Chivalry, believed quite , ..Jt.nill(, u-nforr, wuh the mum deail, for u moment ht thn trial of jj.j r(.pV .,.JIal..MIIh. .. today - ,.,,.,, pr!mlnK ,r , fouad to m only stunned, i.oberl ! . ', , ,,,, illillnf? a nilllwrlirlit and once n i , u ,. i. i jkuolt driver, refused point blank ; ,lle t.our,., ,.,.,, ,llul ,t .-.- 'orth HUWm oihcr """C'al" t u- lv,,n j "against, public policy ' to pursue flowi riinilliallon in 10 mi-, linmo ,hu nia(tl,r to ,.,, ull ,.xict. I'OUII.AM) WIII-AI' I'OIITI.ANI), On-.. Nov. 8 (A I1) Wheat llllll hard wlill.-, hal.l i-ral Hut hy nltai lllnif the iiiotoi-' nil.-. win- mi ' Daart. hard ahari-H. Buylnit ci nli-ii d Iuib -ty I wlnlur, r.ili ialluii. soil In the IiIkIi ici-adii ralln. ..ippirii, white. w.-Hluin white. II.3C; north equlpmonlii and public ullllll.H. '" l"lni,'( 1 .3 : wetcni red, rnlted Sliilen Ht.-.-l common win. I l-;1-l i Well Hlll.noiled. Hiildwln lindl'ull-l 'loday'll ini- rid Ipl Will-ill. man. with early Kiilnit ot 4 jin-1 ! ICS; flour, 23; coin. D; (lain, 7 3V4 ponlH. reii.cllvely, led tin: hay, 111. early advance In the equipment-.. flipper refli-eled the Improved, CHICAGO CASH trad..- position of the Industry.; CIllCAilll, Nov. 8 (Al") Cunli. Utah. Kennecolt and fireen t .'a-1 Wheat No. I red. l.4:i!i; No. nitnea iiKaln hteaklnK Into now-; hard, tl.4fi 1.49 'A. Wheat Closes Firm; Gains Chalked Up C-IIICACIO. Nov. 8 (Al'). Open- I Iiik I to 2c- higher, wheat heid near to Initial ritfurt-H. - 'orn and ontH were firm, corn Htartlnif to ru up and noon ovcrcumiim Hethacka. 1'rovlHionH tended to sub. Wheal clo.sed film lo I tjc n.-t higher; corn, to 1 V, c down; oalH, -"Si to Ti,c- off and provision! unchatmed lo a setback of ;i2c. hlKh ffrotlnd. Vick Clieinie-il loilell.i.l a new IiIkIi and It. H. In dUHtrlnl Alcohol moved Ui 3 points to a new top. HutistnnUi-l Kiiina also were recorded by Wool ot Blrl- companion In He Ituney'H hni U0 nlulit of the alayliiK of iho.Itw.', Kdward W. Hull and Mm Jljiiifnorr jlili". , -, ' :;. i ; KhrllhK lal hlH flmt bout willi "&ttiitnm couhHel when he was ru flpltedl.lb lvu the name of Ih.i yoitiB.W'olllttn who shared his tajtioinobuVwIth him but he could (A'nH It. Tho court ruled Hint ,-t.4 nii'no 8b( hore ut the lime alio 'ylirttrTd the over-popular lie UiiHi y's ;',' feuffliivnt: v jhriltie, plainly worried when ho itilt'.ihc stand, was apparently ir-ar panic', when 'Hoberl II. Mc-Kartt-r,, at defense eoilliBel, con iipitcd o press for Die nutiu- or his t;p pnnion. ii-vit .Vfll ft girl" and later "alio POLDS M of hud orcl m of hud or chMt r more easily UMUd lrnlly with V A. BO RUB Am, IT Millie Jn fry ClO Years Ago b Today K f.&jn4lau -rcMilt In lonM. . Tlilnk AVIIxoii elected. il- i t.i 1 Imritlllim Uteri- In .(';'(lulbl alKiiil (hl ihic A ' llimm-liHliI M Al'ltOXS 10c- Kn. ATlicitit : ,iu ; I'Ii-mI 1 Vnallty K:l pnm lilintiii-tl In cc;iiira.-t-L,'v nic iiolin-s, '. ' fit-' '.:. - lU&L.DrugCo. IA GKANI-i: VITf)I,l;SAI,H MAI'.KIOTH - I-Ollltry (llvo wcllflit). Heavy aprlliff chickens- 23c lb. Jilght spring chickens 211c lb. Heavy hens 20c Ih. Light hens 12 inc lb. Mcdtiinl hens 1 6c lb, Light hens ilo lb Stags 8o lb. No. l'llve turkeys 32o lb. J -Flour. Hard I-'odoratlon (hard wheat) 7.0 bbl. 80ft wheat 17.40 bbL lies. The closing was strong. To.il sales approximated 1 ,4nfi,(MHi shares. I'oinLAM) ritoiii ci: '. POltTLANI), Ore., Nov. 8 .M') I-:kkh sleady. Cuirenl receipt. 42v: fresh ineilillltiH, 34e: freaii t'orn No. 2 hiir.l, liSTi'-r 0!iVi: No. 2 yellow, li 8 14 ii 1 n t c, On Is No. 2 whltl-, 4-IVj-47i.ae; No. .1 wlill.-. 42 'u 44 c. Itye No. . I. till 14. Hurley 52 fli 73c. Timothy seed t4.".V-i II. 25. .'lover seed $27,511'" 34.50. I.ard I 2.32. 1 llilia II3..MI. Hollies J I O.lin. i-oini.Axi) wvkstocic rOH'ILANI), Ore., Nov. 8 (Al') .'utile steady lo 50c hlkber ; SHERRY'S TODAY - TOMORROW IjA (.n.WDK f1-;TAIfj MAItUIOTS I miry. - , 1-ard 10 llft. 11.75; fi Km. HO.-, lu t tor, crcuiiKfry- bUvii f t.00.. i;ifH 5i) fa fic do.. Cheeso 3frH0o a pound. Honey, codib sue lb. VcifH all 1(3. rollltOfH-r-y 1 1 IH. ITilM Ciiullflower Ifif yhc. (iliry lii-urtH Hu. , Hvvi-ot potatof-H 4 Mm. fur 2fo. California lurnlpn 10: bunrli. Wnlln Walla tnrnipn 2 for Ha ('nllfornlii IkhMh (In l. Wnlla Wollu 1'ot-tH, 2 huuuhes, 1 fic. Hplnat'h 2 llis. for STic. Callfornlu ourrotH lUc bunch. Pnraloy 10o hunch. CalitmKc 4 4-6c lit. Walla Wullu oiiIoiih 4c Ih, Itcd l'i'ppeii 2no lb. tiri'i n pi ppt'i h .Mir. Hp. l.oHuti' 1 a f,t Itic lifiid. raltrornla lumutocH I He lb. 2 for ilfic. . J'urKiilpH ftc lb, , I'unipkin lie lb. Celery I .'ic bunch; 1 for JOc. Hothouso cucuinbL'iH iOc. Squash 4c. AppleH 4c lb. 'ranbfrrli'H 20i lb. Bananas I ro lb. l.omonH 40c do. Oianifi'ii do to KOc doa. Tokay Kiapi-4 lb. Himnr, Cam; Hiiifur ?,'.ii!i (i 7.(m. ' Flour, Soft whnut IH.20 bbl. Hard federation $.40 bbl. I'tMillrj. ChlckunN 2HH xtaiidurd flrt, 4Hc; ftch si and-' rr-ipU, cattle, 1 I so : . calves, IS.",, aid cxtraa, 4 Tic: underHl.-d, 27c. ISti";3. medium. $fi.50fri K.oo; com- I (utter Ht early. Kxtru . cube t, ition, U.l(n C.ro; ennners un-l city, 4tc; utandards. 4c: piimi cutter slecrs, i.l&fnW.l't heiffT. finitii. a!c: flrslH, 86c; pilnia, 46c: toninum and im-dlum. A.lt(u 7.oo; cartonN, 47c. cows, common and medium. $4.r.o Milk , Htuidy, ' ll'-Ht churning 6.20: low cutters and cutters, cream, '421 44c per pound net, it 2. (Mi (ft 4.60; IjiiMh. ffood, J$4.fK'f shlppetH 'track In one 1. ('rcuinf U.tU cutters an I medium (caii deUvorcd I'orlhind, 4 4 4Kc per, ners and boloffiias), $4.on7-4.;(: pound. Ituw milk (4 per cent), j calves, medium lo choice (mill; $2.2r cwt. f.o.b. I'orlland. I feda excluded). $7.00 fn !K(MI; culls I'oullry steady. I leovy hena, anfJ common, $6.fiOff I o.ihi; ven.' 6i 2fic; llutit, lc; sprlnmt. 21ii L,.rH, medium end choice." 9MMIUV 2fic; I'ekin while ducks, 24c; col-t::.oo; culls and common, $6.5ti-:i ored, IGtfi 17c; lurkeya, live, 32 S J la.ao, a4c; dressed, 42Ci( 45c. Iluj;a slow, 7rcf 1 $1.00 lower; Potatoes steady. $1. &(!' 1.75 ni receipts, 4.rn(i ( 12211 tliroiiKh). Mcnt.i nnd Fish. Beef boll 10ffj)12o lb. Chops and steaks 26o lb. suck. ()n!ons steady, local. T7n-fu 1.10, Wullu Walla. Mitcfi $1.00. rmst'o i-iu iT KAN KUANcMHCO. Nov. (Al Kederul Hhite Market News Service)' App'es Boxes: ( 'allfor- niu. fancy mode, 8 'a to 4 tier NttwIownH. $1,1 Off, .:ir; Hpilzen beiff. 9l.16ff 1.40; White Winter I'earmtilnN. $1.10 fir 1.40; Melle llowers, XiiOi $.IMI; (.' Knule, 2".c lower. Northwestern: Jonathan. $l.5llf( l.tlA: fancy, $t.2.Vi l.fii.; Home Meuutys X l- $1.6uii I, int. fiiney, $1.40 (t 1 .6; choice, $ I . t fi 1.4o; SpitzenbeiKS XK, $l.7Ti o 2. (Ml; fancy. Jtt.4o'l I. SO; cholc-. $1.25; Delicious, $2.40. ( IIK AI.O IJVKSTOCK CIIMACIU, Nov. (Al' I'. Depailmenl of AktIcuII un.- Hokh 3X.00U; slow, biif ackers active; early market slow, some sules hlKher; choice 2la to 27T. averages at $13.10; bulk desliaoU I 7o to. 250 pound butchers, $12. no t 12.73. , - Cal'tle ;2,umi: fn-neral i trade Inactive; chntce lltfht yea.--Itims about steady; others and most grades of weighty stet-i-.s weak to 2re lower; moMly 1 o ii 1 fie off; curly top yearMn;;s. l .'.'Jfi; hw stock mostly steady with lower Krades predominating ealeis $11.0011 ll.fiO moxlly. m:v vohk ritrir NKW YOHK, Nov. 8 (AT). I'lvuporated apples quiet ; eiioie., I o at- lo t'uncy, 1 1 e 114': prunes quiet; allfoi ntait, 6 M H.niiMin (strltily f.esli) 3oc lb.1 1 1 Ujc: Oretfon. f ;fi t 2c; aprlrois J iulllitit lb. 'steady; standard. 1 'i -it 2o ' j - choice, 21 'a 2:tc; extra clioic . fiasollite. 2:1 3fu 24 ; peaches firm; wlan.l- Casollue, re;ii-tr. retail 2 lie ard, j:ifi14c; choice. 1 1 '-f 1 4 ' j'-; " vtrn ehoire. 1 f '' '. Heavy welKht (I'.O Lo 200 pounds) medium, good u'ld choice, $1 l.f'O ft 12.50; medioiu wcliflitH (2oo to '(50 pounds), common, medlui t, Kood and choice. $ 1 2.ooi I2.7'; liht welKbts (Hio to 260 pounds), common. medium, good an 1 choice $ I 2.50 n 1 S.00 ; packing Iioks rough and smooth ), $ I o.oo 111.00; slaughter pigs (90 to I so pounds) , common, good utvl choice, 51 2.0or( III.OO; feeder and utoeker pigs 7o to 1.10 lbs), med ium, good uud choice. . $12.50c( 13.50. (Soft or oily hogs and roasting pigs excluded In above quout- tloilH). 1 Slieep steady: receipts. - S95 (6-t lnou'jh). I, -nubs, mjd.um to elioice, $0.00','( 12.00; cults Ofl'l common, $s.onit lo.oo; yearling wethers, inedlum to choice. $x.oo ff 10.75; eVc. common to choice, $ l.oo 'it .oo; cults, $2.oor.i l.iio. Outside quotation based ' on best Mt. Adams, Kaslern Oregon and HliuHhr type lambs. Kew valley Iambs selling above $11.00. AX IXVITATIOX We cordially Invito you to vlnl our Shop und enjoy the latest pictures, und objects of art.. You are welcome al any time. Ulchard son'a Art und Gift .Shop. J 1-8-lt November loth, last day- to paV your water rent without a penalty. 11-6-31 Hard time dance at Kauri es' hill Wednesday night. Tickets 50c. I'rlzes for best liurd tlmo cos tume. 11.8-St FIND IT HERE Copy for Ibis column liuijit Ik- III by U:()ll a. ill. I NoveiubiM- I'olli, last day to pay your water rent without a penalty. 11-0-31 On .Ian. I. 1H2U tliere wire lii.liliti.onil people saving, tli.ir money in llililillug and Loan Ass'ns In the 1, K. 1 1 -s-st tit) Lillli- Llici- Touches fur 2.V; . A Inxallvo for stomacli and bowcla. They are the best sold and most for your money. Sold I only hy ' Hilvvrthorn-Wrlsht's li'nin- lly Drug .Hlore, J 1-6-tr School Kunda now avalrable foi (arm loauj In tJnloo Counts. Sc. H. E. Dlion, Foley Building, L Qrande, Ore. s-lsf SH-.-iul 8nli- I-i-iccs j A great reduction on speelnl pieces of white Ivory and somo lilg , values In correspondence '.station ery in boxes and by the pound, at ' Kllvcrthorn-WrlBht's l-'amlly Urns Store. . 11-5-tf November 10th, Inst day to pay your water rent without a penalty. Jl-U-3t swim; I'ltA.MKS We have a complete-' stock of Huing l-'rames In all slr.es, in every slyle for all types of por traits. Wc shall be very glad to ouote you prices at any time. Kichnrduon's Art and Oift Hhop. 1 1-8-lt Novemliet- inth.'iast day to pay your wutur rent without u penalty , lt-(i-3t Zlnc-und-Lilh I'u'.nt at J2.76 por. galli-n. Komn paint for tlio money. At U-igg J'ulut l.'o. J0-30-tf 75o Marcelling done by Cnroliue Deal. Hetty Oarrlck-Rtewuid. anl Itllth McLeoil, all experts, at tho l-'asbion Heauly, 15 l.;pot lit. l-'iee luarcelliiig by apprentices. 1 1-G-L-t ft RATION-WIDE . INSTITUTION- Is INC.. flFD VtlL DEPARTMENT STORES 108 Depot St.. La Grande, ure. Overcoat Value! Value Here Include! Style, Quality, Good Tailoring;.: $27.50 Three -button double breasted Box Coats in over-l plaids and heather mixtures;1 also Tubular Coats with1 slightly broader shoulders! and straight lines. In Dark! Browns. Greys. Fancies and! Solid Blues. WarrnUi, style, good tailoring and suprenw values. , Other Overcoats !' $19.75 to .i sn This Store Will Be Closed Thursday, Armistice Day v" ... rnilelile ami Dumh urr, Krn.licatoi- stops lllindrurf In five days, falllnir of the hair In thirty days. 75c a bot tle only at Kilvertiiorn'y. . 1 1-6-tr IfriTKRF.VI' S.N I'MlANI'ISril. Nov. K (Al1) Itntterl'at f.o.b. San 1-VanelKco. .'.lie. Dance every Saturday nlKlit ut Zuhci. Hall. . ll-3-li.i See us about starllnir a fund lo insure the .edileallun of your bny oi- Kli-I. I.a Grande Ituildinir and Loan Ass'n. - i-s-':;t November loth, lust day to pay your water rent without u penujly as reasonable attorney fees anl the blithest bidder for cash, suii 110.20 costs and disbursements, In I fct l n'demptlon as provided hy v I itu-. the nroRCfds of said sale to . j which said .execution und order of ,K, uppljt,( , Blitlsfaction or said Noveml)er 10th, last day to pay 8att, j am commanded to sell the judgment and decree, Including your water rVnt without a penalty. property of tho defendant hei-c costs and accruing costs of cxccq: 11-C-ot loforc attached In said action. i tlon and sale. Now. ncMiHtitcliinfr pieaiiiig, Imtton Iherufor, by virtue n authorliy of said writ, and ..o.rn, v,wwu Kf.. ; obedience to Its commands, I will. J.U-J4U No need of huing eczema, skin (rouble or Itch. We havo a spe cial eczema preparation that will give quick results and a cure $1.00 a bottle. Sllvorthorn- Wright ; Kamily lrug Slore. li-5-tf x(rri(;r, of siikkifks saie Notice is lierebv criven. that 1 havo received attachment oxecu-f tiou and ordor of salo, issued out of und under the seal of the Cir cuit Court of tho Stato'oP Oregon for Union County, dated the isth on Wednesday, the 24lh day of November, 1JI2G, ut 2 o'clock 1'. Al. of said day, ut the front door of the court house In I At Grande, Union County. Oregon, sell at 'i public auction the hereinafter de scribed-real property (the same being tlio property attached In raid action) and ull the right, title, interest and equity of the def-ndnnt therein and thereto, to Tho heroinubovD described prop-; 11 ; erty to be sold is described ut follows, to-wlt: r Tho West Hulf of T.ot Five : (5) and all of Lot Htx (0) in ; , lilock Seven (?) of Homig's Audition to Im Grande, Un- ' Ion County, Oregon. JJated, ut l,u Grande, Oregon, tliis 20th day1, of October, 12(1. . JK88K BHESHEAHH. .) Sheriff of Union County, Ore; Oct. Sr. Nov. J-S-15- lUJt-i .1 1 i-tj-3: ' nay oi uciouer, jy-t, in me suit therein pending wherein K. It. Hingo was plaintiff, and Howard C. Tiull jvas defendant, to me di rected, upon a judgment and or der of mle, made and entered in said court and cause on the 3rd day of June, J!i2(i, in favor oX the plaintiff and aguinst the said de- Tbi'fM' Hay Spin-hil fondant for tho sum of $10.00, On Hot Water Mottles and . Foun-I with interest thereon ut the. rate tain Syringes, A better price and ( of 8 per milium from March bett-r quality cannot be found. Kith, l!25. plus the huhi of $2o.0' Zlnc-O-Llth Faint ut $2.75 p-r gallon at liugg Faint Co. JO-30-ir Old Time Kance every Thursdoy tilgbt, Xuber Hull. 11-3-lm Bohnenkamp's Mortuary Fifth and Spring St. v Cut This Out ll Is Woilh.Miiin.v Keml IhlH m and 10 cents to I'oley & Co.. 2-s:;.r Sherrh hl Ave., I Chicago. III., writing your name and addreHS clearly. Vou will re ceive a trial buttle of Foley's Money anil Tin ( 'oni pound, lor coughs, colds, croup ( spas t nod Ic) and , tickling throul; also a trial luieket eiieli of l''uiey Tills, a diu retic stimulant for th.' kltlney.:. and I 'oley Cat hurtle Tablets f-if const I pa I Ion. blllotism-ss, and headachi s. Thi'se won-l' i till rem-'-dies have helped mdlloiiH of peo pli. Send for litem. Adv. ' ' 'rJl tbisoline, ri'KUl'ir. lelall L':ic aid. Dili He: choice. I I '( H ',-. dies have helped indiums of pi o- '.' m. 't 'Urn clmlre. ir.4- IMi.e. 'pie. Send for Ihem. Adv. 1 VJ rrTv 1 ' '"i' i fe-; "'Xsw VS-T TSk V -j!ar X iOr i ,,,0,-t fan, i,. MW A - A. r; d ! lranw f 1-IW Vfa , V I S'"' logo life rwrlfS ffi, ,3 S fW??A V II fiimcHi! wA srv- Ey0H V. ; I'ttcrly' tlw.nf- tm A'r'l( ii " VVv 1 iiiK any other l VHr JL -JTX ' 4. ' W I its ..kind ever M) -- . ZZ 4i-'s. , C Of yy as? "a Contest age The results of the Ford mileage contest which was run Saturday are as follows: -30.5 Miles on One Gallon Gas. 1st. PAUL KNAUTZ, Ford Roadster Delivery 32.6 Miles on One Gallon Gas. 2nd. SAM MOORE, Ford Roadster 3rd. PAUL ZAUGG, Ford Roadster Delivery 30.15 Miles on One Gallon Gas. SEVENTEEN FORD CARS ENTERED 4 cars made over Thirty Miles to the gallon. The average for the 17 cars 4 coupes, 5 tourings, 2 roadsters, 6 adster deliveries was 26.57 miles. if ro iiig lletl at one The cars were not allowed to warm up before the contest as all cars were in line two and one-half hours before the start with idle motors. This, with the adverse weather conditions of Saturday, made the Ford con testants take a little the worst of it. This helps to prove our assertion Honest first cost; honest operating cost; greater resale value, . fa (yloxsnl stroke Into tlio front rank . uf mo Ijoti s )ietuie stars! Adults 50c Children 10c P 3 TV 7 Co. Phone M. 500 n erKins motor Cor. 4th and Adams La Grande, Ore. Conic Early! r i " -N : ! 1 J '