La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 15, 1927, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, January 15, 1927. LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Four a(8ranbc faming bserfrcr (IwnnmMI) P; "EN'A Ot CO 'h hi ' FRANK B. APPLEBT. -Editor ud PubiUher HARVET P. MATTHEW& Pnbllahed erciilnx. except 8undy. at 1 1 1 C Aduni Arena. La Grande. Oregon. The ObaerTer-8tar published every Friday. Entered at the Poatotfice at La Grande. Oregon, aa Second Claaa Mail Matter under act of March a. 111. OFFICIAL PAr-EB OF UNION COITNTT AND TUB C1TT OF LA GRANDE MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Aaioeiated Pre la exclusively entitled to nae tor pan. Ucation of all neve dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited If published therein. All richta of republication of special dispatches in this paper, and also lha local news here in also are reserved SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier In advance Dally, per month lu!y, per six moo Lbs In advance Dally, single copy By Mail Dally, per month In advance . , , Dally, per six months In advance Dally, per year la advance Weekly Obaerver-8tar, per year ..!. s tJ.M ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column Inch Displsy. local, per column loch . .410 Time contract rates on application. . TIIK Ml:l IS lluoi "o fcive .thanks uwtu the I.oil: f lie Is SwhI. fur His mercy endurelh forever." 1 C'hruu. 10.21. .Eiti-thciuakes. like rain, affect both the just and the un-j BUTTER CLOSES FAIRLY STEADY MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY tnit"A;o c;kix i vt iu-si own Hicti I now .May 1..ISHJ. WH JSH I1 Uiiir m isoi isu io.. Production C o n t i n uesi" ,s" ,47!i Heavy Fresh Eggs Are Barefy Steady Wheat Gains And Hit 8 Higher Level Railroad Issues Show Strength ! In Wall Street I.IVMIPOOI, WHEAT IslVKItHOOl Jan 16 (AD. Com-: Wheat unchanged: March 41: May 10. Id: Juiy 14d. rOltTI.ANO. Ore.. Jan. IS AP Butter ricspd Jtfearty on the lo cal market lth pric- ohanirej limited lo a half rent decline 0:1 ruin extra. Top culwa Dowr pos d at 44'.c. No chanpc in print ronlliiut-j h.avy hut U sraduaMy Ix-intr worked out The frvsh firs market 1 barely Mt-ady. I'ulkt closed n rent low er at 29 rents tut hII othtr prad tf uucha.ne-d at the end of tho week, Itecrlpls are heavy wl;h ;.3K rosea reporua in rn-!whtni-No. 2 hard Carload shipments C-asl. howtvtf.' . trad hard SI CHICAGO. Jan. 15 By the As sociated I'rrasJ Starting un changed to a shade up. hv-tt gained. Corn and oats also were firmer, corn opening- at .c de cline to c ruin and later show NKW YOKK, Jan, 15 (AD.- Activity und tn-nirth of the mil-; road shares speculation in which; was fanned to high pitch by mer-! irer rumors, featured today's bn-f stock jnarket. Hear traders en-d-a or-d to unsettle the general i Provisions' lin u rer.ewinjr st-iiuiK piaui-( ; a rain-it, the standard industries' ' Iiiil Ih.-v tnH. little hc:nlu:iv unJ N. K.West & Co. Inc. I a Grande's Leading Store For 25 Veara Ir.r a uliehl advance. i LH'liiird lo a'-alim-aa. l'OHTI.AXI. Or-..JaD. IS (Al!i,.t biBher: corn 'i to Up: Ga,nJ jn he ,,, ,,-r, , rm Wbrat HRI hard hit-, hard . oats al s to UuHc adranc--. fnm mr , xhm jnt , 1W ahlte blurctcni. '"':.',.l provisions uacuaaava -o . ...-,. i,,UM, M.Veral of which j down. wild at thi-lr hlehcst prltva in " years. The ri-cnt rapl'l ris- In CIIU'AI.O I.IVKNTIK'K il'hiirh Vallry was cxpluln'-d ly ! CHH'AUO. Jan. li IA1 I. .S.lthi- fact that the floatini; suppiy ! Ih-partiiicnt of Airriculturv) tof lht stock was unusually ymaM, ' l!ozs .ut: cncnilly steady lo ! thousands of small holders re- I .... i tn I punlinp fti. k nr L :ih mi invt-tl 1 1lt..Vt-' K'AOO. Jan. IS (Al') ('sail: west era $i.t4:i western I soft white. white. - 1.33: hard winter, i northern spring. $1.-1: i red, I.3'i. j Today's cr rccolpls AVhent. ti: i flour. ; corn. : oats. l:iaj . 1. (,: Sam o i.iz. mi led. ?o- tie: So. white. ahite. 4Si4kc. Hyc .V. I. 'ic. Karl. yti "c. Timothy ieedl5.io si S.7i. 'lover seed :..'."! 32. i. I.rd $IM. Itibs 15.75. J ltc lower early: closing s to 'off: top. $13.15 paid for 1 r, ! 190 pound averages: bulk HO j JOB pounds. $1 2.t't I2.1S. I Cattle 6"0: coiupsred M-ith I week aso: choice heavy steers 25 j;to oc higher: in-between grade heavies weak: ots 10 to 15c low !er; lower grade steers, all weichli: yearlings 5-jgarding the slock a :o,iiieilt and shouing no disposition to to sell at current high levels. ; strand so Culexico has to be shaken up along with Mexican'. ! CXR L AMERIC an.. . : ROILED AT U. Things are equalized, after all. The rich seem to have! : st as much trouble as the poor in getting into the United i ates senate. i taking care oi a uig pan m corn No. Ihe surplus reeling in inccoun- j j.tuom- - try hog market was a trifle casi-r uat3 No. at the c!ojc of tile wevK. aiiiiougn : there was nothing to speak oft earned over. Choice light pork' held around the 17-cenl top wi'ni thin and hnw hogs going at tl to 1S cents. Country dressed1 calves held firm at IJ'j cents. liemand In the poultry mark tj eastd off the last few days and; lllltTI.AMI I'KOIII CK values diplH'ed a lower trenl.' 1'J1!T1.AN1. Or.. Jan. lo AI") ,1 !": ft rows. Ileav h. us were dow n to 2 and' h'e I'nllels tiff cent. Curr-:t heifel $6.75V9-25 27 ccnts.-with light hens at 21c. receipts. 27c: fresh mediums. 27c: $ I l-t't 1 2.5. Springs were slow at 22 to il fresh standard firsts. 2Sc: freah- Sheep reo Iplfl 1.40J, cents. The few turkeys arriving standard extras. 30c. t wooled lambs alout steady; moved out g. nerally at to lo 43 1. Butler Kxtra cubes off naif Wents for fancy drcsd stuff. l:ei j t5ent- Kllra cub-. city. 44 'ie: i fancy du-Js and geeso arc still t tanlard. 44c; pi line firsts. 42 : Mlrsts, 40c; prims, a , ale. I Milk t-adv lhsl churning Jcrcam. 4fcc In valley; 4?c net. SL! shippers irack In zone ; rrttra delivered The closing was strong. Total sales approximated 65".ouu shuri-s. DOLLS Next week we will pell larpe double voice MAMA DOLLS at 9St? See Window Display Sunday NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP HANK CONDITIONS NKW YOKK. Jan. The actual condition of I.W). m clearing its to ?.c hieher: othi (fully steady: best yearlings in'hounr bank and trust companies jlwd lots. $11.75; fal rows strong; for the e. k shows excess res rve Uo a shade higher: heifers mostly, of $12.21."2'l. This is an In Ise.idy; vealers steady to 50c up:! crease in n-sei ves of 3V1. 2252''. i nt'k'i bulk prlc-s: fed stoer.jcoiupare;l jth the week befoie. I $1.751 1 l.oti: yearling. .7Stiwhen a deficit in reserves of $0.- $5.50 si 7.: ( 01 5.0 was reported. t veal calvts. ! ni:w voiik Kicrrr Iartlo:i.l ..... " . . .... fori -".v. i.ji. ix. ....... .. week: 4" doubles from feeding! ''I'""" apiu.s .ie ...e. station; 4.7O0 direct: fat lan.lj :'": aprROts steady: Mac.,-. 'mini IS lo - ir tawvri varlin-r. - 'i'thi-nt around Tc low r; aped "What do people smoke for, anyway?" asks a puzzled "Stainer. Well, for one thing, so that little Doris Duke a inherit $."ju,000,000. 6c; carton. " ftlict'p ; to 35c liiehtr; ftK'dii.? luinbs. Zbc up: we-k"s lop prices: ftHl fSt-rn Iwnib. nativt-y. $l2.t; fd clipK-d litnibs. SI 1 - ' : I'ortlanil. 50 p-r .arlinc witht-rs. $10.S: fat -. f oound- - Ituwr milk (I pr n-ntt. 17. 5: NTdinp lambfs. $11. (o; liulk ' H.60 ct. f . o. b. Tortland, . " iiic wrstfrn lamli. Z.Z w-.. oujlry tas;rr. Heavy h-n. i 15; nailven. f 1 2.t r : fd. xlco City as hnrinc ' it ;-c; - upM. :ic: sprinpi. - 2It clii-in d lamb. Jltt.TS V 11.0m. S-crrtary K- llocff ' tZc. bro.1ra. ri rNc: Pekin; . North Amort- Whit ducks. 5c: colored, nont In Nlraracua". inal: turkeya. Ilvv. 25c: dressed. 4i. to 43r. . O;ilo:is steady: local. iutti:i:i-vt SN KIIANCIStU Jan. 11 t.f -Mutterfat f. o. b. San KianciK'O. (fontinurd from Pace One) i R d HIDS0N BAY NEXT The last link in a new railroad to Hudson Bay will be lished next summer according to Mr. Leslie, vice presi nt of the On-to-the-Bay Association of Canada, as the cessary uoney has been appropriated. More than 700 iles of the railroad, which runs from Winnipeg to Port Nel dispatchoa to M ont a not to protesting ajralnt ami rirmsnilinr withdravral of Am- ! . t-rican marine Hh a tnr-at inai ' unless thi done he would ask :alt Spanish-American counmca in potatoes steady ; jfive armed aid In combatting the "yankee InvajHon 91.40 V : Court Upholds Anti-Lvolution Tennessee Law i ' Itlltrl.AMl UVtTX'K POKT1.AN1'. Ore Jan. li (Al'l ; Todays n-ct ipts. hofes. Se. faille tt'ouiparcd with seek i.eo: mostly steady on all cia-.. Jr.-ith weakness on bulls und '. ftc neth In calves and vealen. 1 W.ks bulk pries: leef stee-n.. , f 7.ai $.25: one pood load a: ' $i.6: cows and heifers. $5."i t : 7.1": odd head heifers. $ 7.5" - in load lots up to $4.25: cut I4.7S don: bulls fnofc'lv $&.0U ti f.S': calves. $7.50fl vealei-s. $l.iu i 1 2.0M: off iiualitv calves anl veai-rs" doa n to $6."" TAKK I.K;.I. NTIU'S NKW VOKK. Jan. li (Al'l Injunction suits will be filed . aralns: the Mexican government ! l.y all American oil companies op-f erstinir in that country. If 1'rcsi- n, have been built, and the grading is completed for the d,nI a'"" foul? ranc,',l1,,l"K.dII" i nines mat. remain. . mns a, the year. It was How Hendiik Hudson would rub his eyes! That veteran here to.ia. jituici nuu iuoi ma me in ijic uu uiav ucais ins iiaiite, cat MK iu:hi:i m.i.- : ca. of John T. Scopes, lav hv mntinpp- in a small lvnt Almr.at nnallv Hovoi-toX MKXK'O flTV. Jan. li. (APt j The opinion, delivered by , . ..j . . . . , . , Nine retKils were killed In a, slian Justice Green, while affirming the 'en now are these Arctic waters; but with the coming of a baiue with federal forces at ki cuntituiionaiiiy of the mi-evoiu- 'illXlad, rtr,m ajAfanVl We expected tt follow. U ) ml. te.i.f Jalisco.. A W ,n law. retvneH the lower corf i . . " ti ' ' MHirt from the federal commander. Trrdirt on the ground that a judfe ' IhUS One by One the Waste places Of the World are being ceueral Tranquillno Sknd,m. siy'MM assess a fine of more than claimed. Stefansson, the Arctic explorer, savs that the "" ,nw k'"' " ll,lhuUc $ i- that beim.- the duty of the i xt i ii . ' i . ! . ., . .. , pries-t aearlns a caiwock. 'Jury. 'JUir North IS l'eally quite livable, ana that It possesses ValU-, The finht K-curred while Gen- ; The court's rulin? suKiiesled that tie economic resources. The Arctic fivers have told us that rru i"""-'- ravairyithe Cilrf .ainst scop.. who was ., , , , " . , , . irutment was ruhlliB to the re"cue eolivleted In the district court at c North t'ole presents the shortest aerial route from Lon- f Gencmi ;arzi i forces uayton. m July. oe noiie m to Japan. Little by little man is filling up the world's ,M",,J, ' ri. , . i,al. The federal casualties are' assim late JuMtce MeKinncy. in a llllliablted regions. jph.ced at three killed and three ' dismjnK opinion, declared his be- .w.,unded. j lief that the act I invalid. 'Flnifttl 1 Pf1 1 11 fl 1 i ; After diperslni: the rebels, lien-1 The whole court asreed that the -l " crcmcj to U'lTl-llU'tVi; ivn DIIIDnillo resnnent continued to Are-'verdict mast be reversed because A 1 r.U Alh A.N U KAI l.KOAl). ,1)J( The reikis there lifted their u( ,hr amount of thefme. AllU'l'lCall rallroarl.S have alWllVS instlllCtlVClv tipKSed sieae of the town when they learned! Hter ti-an.spoi-Ution. At fii-st they had to do thiit, in their ffr"' v""r7" al K' t rly stmggles for a living. The policy resulted eventually The military authorities have bJIIJn.. ;l.,...l ,...,l...... t.re; J .1.......1: j. st.ue.1 that they will eievute all niiiiii uiii-i ikii noici na.i tiaiiii; auu iiiiuLiiiug iitrw UL- NASHVIIJ.K. Tenn Jan. 1 learned 1 (Al'l The Tennessee supreme and $7.0". respectively. court upheld the state's antl-evolu- Ilor- t'ompared s ti-k afo: k,l'- ; llou law tooav in an opinion on me jn? ciasss inoslly steady: slaugh tered pig's. iic higher: feeder Cliief pipg yp j.ti ci-nts:h tilk li?'nt butchers for ae-k $13.00: aeip:,i- ier butcacr. $1.7 down: heavier doan to $11.00 and under: pacK lnc sows. $.5" ii I".5n: s-aught-r pie? mostly $i:.:ft li.7S; a f -w nt $13.00: fc-eder piss inosl.'y II 7 X0 to $n.oo. ShM-p Nominally steady with week u?o: Itcst !t. Adams and similar type lambs iiuolid up $11. 5": yearlines t $i.aO and ew $6.00 down. Set For Sunday lopment. Always canal, river and lake transportation proj-j ts have had to fight the railroads. ! At last, however, railroad opposition is diminishing and era of cooperation is beginning. This change is seen in c pmgiess ivy me iniann aici-ays Loi-poralion. a gov nincnt enterprise which for the last three years has been inn a ying to revive the old traffic on the lower Mississippi, tight Though operating on a small scale, with little canital. the ccess of this ventiire under Gen. Ashhuin has lecn notable. rebef capturetl. Wh Add t 1 WOt HI M K1I.1XM.I. WASHINGTON". Jan. I i. (AIM ' A !uzu'--ii-n that lretl? nl w.l idc h.nild rrnnivp S-rtt:tr Kcl h'HS hfiid wf tlie t.t deiKtr?1-in-iH le ti7 ( ht- hnntllln of thti M.i(-.tn-Nit vr.iKUrn :t uatiun '. hum.1 in (he h(ie Unlit y l.y tt-'f ft4n!.tii v .M'Mtrp. iliiiM-r.l. "lr- At the conference of the Wo- : men' Kngrtmerinjf 5oetcty in Kns- lund, more than half of the o m n on lone hair, none had j Kton t-rops" and only a lt - had s.tingl I. GRAM'i: .VHOLVXALE MAI.RETS Itltry (lie weleht). H. -avy broileis 14c M. I. lht hroilera 16c lu. Htm y ht-na 1 c II. l.iKht hens i:iMc lb. Staps 9c lb. No. I live turkeys 3c lb. flour. Hard Federation (bard wheat) ST.fcO bbL Soft wheat 9?-40 bbL for 25c. Ib. t A rn- ttlnj. at which local trailrs unions intend to conn-'etc for the organization of a r ntral liltor j lonneii here win nehi tomorrow a! Ihe Crescent Meat shoo. A con- ltlack.mith artirts in China make !andwpe and flowers out Of th'- Rime metal that poes Into a;un tin s and hors jUios. Or-iier Herlin nw ha- iilut l.'.t uwYie hou?s wnh jme 1 00M seiats. the rtt-wrd fur Kurie- Isrltutlon will U drawn up at this t time. The charter and seal havt-alrt-atly be-n receiv-d frtm nation al headquarters. They will alio e.tnfer with Mr. Mel-ain. of the 1'nion Tnid-s !alnir d-iart!innt. -lio has iM'i-n wurkiiiz in Ka( rn Un-con the oast few w.-eks. as to a plan for. put tin? union maOe iii' i-chand.?v in ail local siori-s. contr pnnci Onlyj t only has it turned the corner and .started making rrwney,' nJ t t more ieniarkal)le stiliand this is really U12 iva.son it is' f -yinr it has succeeded in getting the roil roads to woiV ; th it ? 1 Kivcr tniffic alone would not supiM.rt those h;;r2es. Tliey : : cded connecting railroad lines. Gen. .A.hHun. succwded in rsuading one lailntad after another that it would benefit " c railroads themselves to exchange freight on a mutual I sis. Now there is a joint rail and water rate, the largc e has working relations with 167 railroads, and four-fifths t its freight comes out of or goes into a freight car. What is good for loth waterways and lailmads in the s ssissippi valley will doubtless he good for UUh likewise in J i other gi-eat field of transportation when the proposed deep1 J tUnway is built from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic. The' I ieral commission headed by Secretary Hfx.ver submits fig-1 es to show that by the time that channel is oened, water d rail lines will tx-th have all they can do to handle the T'l niiable freight. Accordingly, the railumds may le ex V rtcil to show less hostility to that project. NEW YEAR'S RES0LUTI0 N STUFF niTwnnr m 1 inri'mman , bmmmmm Safely Cmiuiiaui t TKAVEL DT MtJTUK bTAtit leatr La Gramle fur Jvrih . m. . 4;a r - " itakrr and llolr . Ji A. M. . I :i M. " Uakrr only . - :J9 ,. yt. " " I'fJMlleluo - 11:00 A. . M. . IJ0P.il. . tuiM. CouDectloo at Pendleton for Walla Walla. Paaco od tana; at Portland all pulula Boutti and North. ' la (inunle Iteiiot I'timie "Ira .All MouVni iltair Car Nrt fort- ii LA OIlAMC Kf-.TAII MAKKLTj lairy. I-ard 10 lbs.. 91. TM: 5 Hs. S5c Itiitler. creamery i5cj 1.US. I.tfgs W 5 c do Cheee 35i4uc a pound. Honey, comb SOc lb, 't"Slbles. rotators lbs. Z'c Cauliflower Ihti ?c Cele ry h t-n rts 2 f'C. Sweet potatoes 4 lbs. Tuni 6c- lb.- Pnlnach Pc lb. Carrots 4c lb. Parsivy Hc i-incb ('abbap1 5c lb. Walfa Walia onions 4c Ib. Clreen papprs lit. I eOuc li lFr head. California tomatoes 18c for Sao. 1 "a r snips 5c lb. Celery lsc bunch; 2 for '. FruilA. Artichoke 3(c each. AppMa 4c Ib. Ci-Hnltcrrieis 1 5i I Sc tb. Bananas 15c Ib. I amnions 4.c doa. ranire-1 ir. 7;.e und SJC Tokay grapes lie lb. Cane mifcar 9i-9S'i T-25. Poft wheat JS.20 bbl. Hard federation 98.40 bbl. Iminr- Turke- 4C lb. I urks r.ic Ib. :-;.c i. Chickens 3"c lb. THE HOT LAKE SANATORIUM Where physicians are always in the house constantly observing each patient and ready to at tend his needs as soon as they arise. Dr. W. T. PHY Owner and Director. Hot Lake, Oregon lo help you you aspire lo do. in the things IP Jli-ats anil rl-h. Meif boil 10 i: 'c II.. Chois and steaks 2ic H. Salmon Istrirtly tresh) Halibut :sc H. t;asoliui'. rt'Kular. ntail il. 'BAN KING C 0-0PERATI0N " THE MOST POWERFUL FAC TOR IN THE SUCCESSFUL OP ERATION OF YOUR BUSINESS OR INDIVIDUAL AFFAIRS . . . it turns chance into achievement worth thinking about surely. La Grande National Bank 1 ' '!! 1 ii 1 , il i v here co-operation is a "BUILT IN" feature of its service READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS Thc Greatest Dramatic Sensation of All Time" S:.n KraiM-lM'u LONlMtX 1 Yiara - Years 2 NKW YOKK llliWCO An International Sensation. I V.-ar I l!t.SIUX ARCADE THEATRE oxn: tl.M.Y Monday, January 17 JOHN C0U0N AND CLEMEHCE RANDOLPH DUFFY Br sArran9ement with 5AM.H.HARB1S ( I 0 a Play Founded on W. Somer set Maug ham's . Story With tlx- sain- -IH.rutrl Un tro;HlltaT cast v- n in -all citi t)rii;;oiit IH- I'nllnl S M1VT t AT ;l,Avx Ultlt; sTttin: PK'i'KS: Loo k. :. Low. r Moor. ;.. anii l.! RiU-onv, Jl.nn an. plus la