La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 19, 1927, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTX C2AKDE EVENTNC OBSERVER Wwfewaday,, January t 1927.. LU J ', .J UJ '. c.A m SPRING CAPS New Patterns and Styles $2.50 to $3.50 Westenhaver & Gilbert pays to Af)Vi:irrisi-; . NHW VOltK II 1111.VH t ndver- ll:;e. OUC lit'illMl of WOlllCll's SlloUS priced lit 114 sold three times iim fa.st' UN (mother grade much 1 hp Kdiiu priced tit $12.50, From this dlseovery, II. ,M. iJipe, of (Mucin-' null, told t f to National Moot and Shoe Manufacturers association, ho deduced tluit women wit ill to buy only men-hundUo I haV was de fter I bed ii fid written about. NliW VOHIC Tho walHt line, hiuh, low or normal Ih a complex theme- in Hprliuc Mlylt'M Khown itjf the National Untailui'H HHHoclathin, ' 10 Years Ago Today SciMilfir lNilmlctci' lut '! ilinvil tlni mil vcoal Hiiffer a;;c iitncinlniriit In ioiiktck. Rights ('niisiiinthiniil ribt.s n defined hut the HulK way at Hcrvhift our ctiMtniitci's wines only through lonfr 4'uiU I'lICi. HTATIOXi:itV . I'll II Hues, iirwcMt mode. nluti) N I In hm i'Ht price con sistent ullh itiullly. ' I.ct t h Servo Von L. & L. Drug Co. The World's Best We Arc Agents For III !S( 1 1 EU-WIN I) I N STK 1 1M UN IS You Can I5uy Cheaper Here Than by Sending Away Newlin liook & Stationery Co. CHERRY'S I Lust Showing; Tonight j j i BILLY SULLIVAN THE FIGHTING THOKOBIIEDS A lied-Hlooded Picture with a Wallop. Comedy "Dizzy Daze-' Tomorrow "His Jazz Iiride" Matinees 25c Evenings ;!."e BUTTER HIGHER; - SUGAR IS LOWER Winter Weather Condi tions Result in Higher Produce Levels POItTLANI), Ore.,, Jim. 11 AP) Further advances In cube buli'i uru Hhown fur the day. Kxtras, Mlanilai d and prime firsts un up a half nnt at 40, 45j and 11 cents, respectively. No change Inci been announced In print prices, although the market is displaying u good Ilea I thy lone. Winter weather conditions together wM h higher levels In outside markets hi responsible for the advance liero. Fresh eggs declined again today. Kxtrns, firsls and pullets ai '; down a cent i neh on the ex change at :i I cents on t he tup grades and 2y cents on tin; latter two grades. Mutt-hcrs were on the treel this morning looking for both pork an I veal, but express deliveries were very light, choice light calves bringing IX to I H eciita und fancy hogs 17 c.enlH gem-rally al though t lie half Is obtained in Home Instances. No Improvement Ih shown iniln live poult ry market. Itecelpls were light today but Front stiee. butteries are Mill wi ll loaded and III" demaiifl l.s limited. Fricefi asv unchanged. Sugar Lower. Wholesale HtiKiir price s arc 2,c a sac It loVM'i' today, local jobbem following the decline In oth r j COltNt HrClloIlM. Nl'W pi Ices on bcHl cane are now down to $11.70 u Mae It with beet at $G.o n audi. l'OKTI,AM I I VKSTOCIi I'OltTIMNM, Ore.. Jan. lit (AT) -r-'altle nonihuiily '.eady; rei-eip'n 25 (IhrnUKh). - MtJKH Mteaily: neelptu !ifi. Hlieep noiiilnally Nleady; no rc celplH. rnisco I'ict rr SAN KUANCIS' O, Jan. IH AI' I'YdenU Htate Marltcl NeWM Serv ice). , ppleH 4 tier boxes. Call lornlu Newtowna, $l.s."t t 2. 1"; COIIIIItOll HlOIJIKe, all tili5'H, $l.lfli l.fiO. Stop That Cold Before another day A cold may be stopped lns2l hours, the fever cheeked, the bow els opened, the entire system toned. The way Is II I LIAS a way so efficient that wn paid $ 1 ,000.000 for It, Don't rely on lesser help, and don't delay, (let the nulck. complete i-esultH that lIH.L'ij Is bringing millions. HILL'S Ciicara -Bromide- Quinine ( fU ur vnu f t H ILL'S. In tho i-ud boV Vlth portrait. At U druggitti 30c Adv. MARKET NEWS OP THE DAY micwcio ;imix . ' Wlicnt 0Mil Iflfrll Low C'Iomi May no', I io tat a imk .Inly IM Ul 1.10 li Kept I2KH,11!KV4 rOHTLAXI) WflKAVT l'OltTi.ANIl. Ore, Jan. 19 (AI') Wheal HUH hard white, (1.34: alien. wh n' wh li $1.34; hard winter. $1.31 north em spring, $1.31; western red. $1.'.'!.. Today's tar rcccll Wlieat, d'A; flour, h; torn, 2; oatH, 4; hay,&. I.l I Itl'OOl, WHICAT , MVKItl'OUU Jan. 1 (AD. Clone: Wheut M to l lower; .March 10a, Gd; May lua, t'd; July iua, 2-)id. ( IIICAUO CASH t'lIlf'AOO, Jan. l!i ( A l').- 'hkIi Wheat No. 1 hard. $1.4: No. 2 do, $1.44. Corn No. 6 mixed, C8 60c; No. 2 yellow, 81c. tiatM No. 2 white, 61c; No. 3 do, 44 n 47 'jc. Uye No. 2,- $1.0214. Itarley HUM KOc. Timed liy need $5.00 hp y.7.r. i 'lover m t-d $2fi.0U fw 32.50. I.ard -112.27. ( lelljx ic.no. ' ' 1 , telli:H$lJi.S7,' '. ' I'Olt l LA.M I'ltOlM I'OJt'l'I.AN l. Ore.f Jan.'lH (AT) IlKtirt I c lower, 'urrellt re eidptN 27c; fretdt inedluiiiH., 27c; fresh Htamlard firsts, ,2.7c;.' fffrih, rlandard ex Iran. : 20(j..' ('' ." Mutter Vjiz hl(fher,: 1'vtril : c'ul0.i. elly, 4 lie: standard." 4t$ vj prim" HihIm. 44c; flrntM. 4(tc:'. jirintw, 50c; carioiiH, 6I1. -- Milk xtcady. Heht c Ii U; r n i lis ereain 4 He In .valley, fc, net. tthlp- pert' truck In zone Creani deT i;vred Portland. bUti CtZc, p'-r pound. Km w. milk (4 per ' ci'iu), $2.(to cw;. f. 0. h. Portland.': I'oullry barely alcudy.'- ..Ilfiivy. helm, a ft ft. 2(fc; ' ' lltfhl, 20 21."!; f.priiiKH. 22 fu 'i'Av. brollerH; 2fi l'ltin while ducks, ,3"c; .color-!,' noinlnal: lurUcyH, live, 3rc.;- dresH ed. 4o rti 43c. ' I'olaloes (Ule( $1.404t .a0. oiiltiiiK Mteady; local, $2.00 1? 2.25. 'IO Alt It A It - KI.VCLAIll WAHHINOTON. Jan. 10 (AD Harry K Hlclalr. oil operator, will be a r rat nied In jHstiict of Col- iimhlu supreme court early next week on chargi a of contempt growing out of his refusal to ans- wer questions or the senate coin- mlttea District Altorney Gordon announced toduy. I . . Army Is No Place For Misfits or :; j Of fenders Da vis Sees to That ! WAmilNOTON,, Jan. Ill (AI') I''oI1;h u)ki slljl luirljui' tho notlun tlmt- Mm tinny .In nuue'. ilmi l a orl of holisa . of -rurrecllon Jo u'lileh wayward yoathH ean be r 11 1 111 1 1 1 i.l Id Ihe. rlllliili'lnl. llnd 1 Hal relief of their liu'nle eoni- inunllles, are upt'to fall foul of a hiiNtlliiK- and sometimes exploslveT WiiHhlnKlon orflclal lenown to Ills', Intimates as "t'orky" Davis. Ills nflli lnl I II It- Is Tho Adjutant C.en-I eral or the Army. He appears In) Ihe army list as Hubert C. Davis, imijor general. Anions the amusingly.' diverse 4 Nl. Anffrlr, Uarr.i. IF A GENTLEMAN with xumloln lnkcc y.u lot rlilt mid ynn lisv. to ll horn. Iihd' tltr . ilnioiisIft td b Ki tiiraory, ol till lliillywoct) culouy ' - - m iiWi- mm ti! ;i H lis jo General Decline Hits Wheat Mart CHICAGO, Jan. 19 (AI). Ht art In if at He off to c up, (hhaffo wnttt undorw;nt h ff"n eral decline. Corn and oatH were oftHy; provlHlonn firm, corn open- j'"' fh"" ,0 "ut then receding. I Wheat tioflrj henvy, to 'ie net lower; corn, -ic off to Vi up; oats down to. a Hhude ad vance, und provlMlons vurylnjf from 37c decline ito 6c gain. . CHICAGO MVKSTOC'K ' CHICAGO, Jan.' 10 ( AI C S. department of Affrlcullure).--Hogfl 14,000; market nlow; druu tcy; f e w en rl y mi leu Ht ron k to u hhude hi teller; hulk dcHlruble 14" to 2oo pound avfragfH, $ 1 2. 1 f fic 12.25; early top, $12.30. Cuttlo 9.000; fed HteerV 15 to 25c higher; pood to choice heav ies showing ' marked advance; Mrlcl ly x'holcc. 1,4 116 averages. $12.65; loudH, $12.0012.35: nhi: Htoek and vcuIcth Hteady; hulk of.ferred II vculerH to packcrH, $!2.25fj, 1 2.30; outnldcrH upward, to $ 1 4.60. Hhceu-I0.6oi):. Wendy, slow; few early sale .of .wool lumbs uealt; points higher.- earli packer bids around , 25c low- j The closing was htroug. Hpecii yr: early ' bulk, of , woo . luotltH, I lative i nlhuslasni on t hu buying SJ 2.50 ti; 42. 75i - oaklng. . munl ' s,,,,f lnc reused when the rise in $13,16 . fop best , fcd wcaterns; Ulcin-ial Motors. lialdwin and olh cholce fed, cllppeii. laiubH aroundler favorites extended three points $11.50; choice, flit .ewes eligible at $7. 50; .' .feeding lambs firm: de - situ bin feeder - at- $ 1 2.50 tt 13.0m; Uicc!iuuv kinds. $12.004 12.26. Hli'l'ICUrAT . - SAM-'UANCIHt'O. Jan. 10 (AI') -Hitt'rfut f . o". h Hau Kraitclsco, 641i64c..--. . ni;w yoi;Kl.;jan. io, ,(Ai).--Kvrtporated .'appieji iiulet;, prunes steady; tHprlc"MH -steu'dy; peache'i jicctijiocif r oiinati;ij ' WAHHTNyTpN. Jun. 10 (A1') Kdgnr A..'MeCUIloch,' a democrat and a Justice of-the slate jjupreme court of Arkansas was nominated todtty as a member of the federal trade commission to sucecd to (he vaeant-y 'caused by the expiration of the term of Huston Tnompson. citowi.r.v itr.roitMS? CHICAOO Hutch Crowley, who (inrft bribed n prohibition iil'iH. has reformed. the Anti-Saloon I loiae annoilneert. He charges Ihe league only $00 an hour for use If ; Its radio 'station; WWAH, ' Other .stattops ask-$400. fit ;,f , 1 dullrn ut hlR offleb .Is thi).',.of"ic-! erultllig tlif lirliiy. Other jr-omjill- j eated -niHciilnery works , out how" soldiers ure to lie fed. rlothed. drilled; rdileafe.1. j disciplined, iiHilHDorled, orgnfllzeil' iKjsnitalb. ed. entertained' paid, retired and even burled. Hut )t all lieslns ll h rindlhc-the y'otlnlr' elnips to whom these -processes are lb be applied. I ' ' i mI Nldler-i. iuw t'ltlens Thai's "I.'orliy" Davis', Job. Last i'enr he culleele.l and red Into thej army juaeliliie nearly Oiuwa. I'res--j Mltly Ihe vast majority or them will 1 lie Boml sol.lli.rH. Wtlll lutir they f will be . nilieh improved civilians strain, with honorable discharges lo show. . ' Hut so far ns general Davis and his rar-reaehlntr reerulllncr serviee sre able to guarantee It. they were all Rood i'111.ens to bettin with. If tltere was a physical inisl'tt. or a moral tletllHttieul In the lot, be sneaked In somehow (brooch elab orate barriers erected to keep Ihe morally, mentally . and physically unfit out of the ranks of i'nele Hum's Inodesl.slned flchllni; lua chlne. . 'rltlcl'o Ix'iiient .IniliK'.M Within Ihe Inst year, (leneral lavis lias personally Inveslltrateil Ibo operntlon of new. simplified uhyscolos-lvnl tests deslmn d lo bar out tnen with lawless tendencies, lie Is nlnimif at reduction of the nrmy desertion and Imprisonment rates, for one Ihlnp, and Is satis fied that results are jL'cclnninK lo show. It's quite natural, there fore, that' he sees red whenever an Instance conies lo Ills notice of a judco letting off a minor offend er acnlust civil law on promise of lite culprit to enlist in the urmy. Tito general ep.d. with all tho vigor of a liane vnu, In turd sharply worded correspondence in sut s. The adjutant gcticrul Int. hud years or first Hand experience w ith troops tv settle his views on the kind or soldiers I'nele Sum wants I lie bus been through Ihe Infantry mill with them from "shuvctull second loule" to brigade colilmund, veil division for u lime. Origin of "Corky's" Niiine The army at large regards that nickname, "Corky" as probably significant In n slangy way of the kind of an adjutant getierul of the A. K. I' he mude. or of his work now In Washington. Not so. It wits hitched to him In West Point and lias to do with his l.-gs. Tito nnmuclilatc. raitur-cdffe-retised while uniform punts of tile West Point, rs urc the sp. etui nrltlc of the most swanky dr. -users of tiWi succeeding class, I 'it. let liuvis nas. and still Is. all of Hint. And he tutu and still Is. cuulppctl 'lth pair of rather slender and very stralgltt legs. Tluy set ofr a pair of whlto ducks to admiration. An nvlous and more litilktly built comrade otico complulned that he also could show cutlet class as a w hite punts wearer, . "if I hud cork legs". After that, of coui'se'i'udet'lHivis Ik came irorkleg" l.tavls. I'crfeclly simple that "I'orky" should follow "and l ton i'.tv, , l- - Stock Exchange Again Moves Up; Closing Strong NKW YOIth', Jan. 10 (AI').--With tho ti clinical position or the market HtreiiKthcned by the recent welling of thu Industrial aha its, Htock prlccH moved forward easily toduy under the Impetus of lower call money rates, lluying orders were uffitln distributed over u broad lint, with the luduKtrlulii HUperccdltitf the maiket lculera. .Mei'chundlHlui; Insma developed special HtreiiKth on the announc '- incnt that January aales were nlns 13 K-r tint al.ov those i.fj0,,n. ao-duy credit ta resiwiiMlDIo the corriondln(t i.i rla.l last year. , (,0,.. .-rcc . clclivt-ry. IMione .Main ln ltP..n i.nlnlu It H ,.n,l ' company jumped over five points, and Krauk II. Hhuttuck and Abr.t ham and Straus each Hold at leaht three polnta over yealerday's fln.tl figures. In thu railroad group, Ht. l.oula and Hun Kranelaco ut 110v and II. and O. 113 sold ut their high est prices In years. Wabash pr- moved up three points York Centrul, Atchison, and New Chesapeake and Ohio und llangor J und Aroostock sold two or moie more. Pierce-Arrow preferred i was eartled . and Tim ken up over six points Loiter Hearing moved up four. Lehigh Valley rose to 123. a new hih. Total sales ap proximated 1.500,000 shares. lu GltANDi; WflOLl'AliB AlAHKinS Poultry (live weight). Heavy broilers I4e lb. Light broilers ICc lb. Heavy heiia I Sc lb. Light hens 12(i( 14u lb. Stags 8o lb. I'lour, Hard Keduratlon (hard wheat) -$7.0 bbl. Soft wheat $7.40 bbL LA OJtAXI)l i:TAII, MAUKI'XS Dairy. Lard 10 lbs., $1.70; 5 lbs. Sf.i It Utter, ercuincry 4Sc"'( $ I. (Ml. KgKS c. Cheese 3f ffi' 4 0c a pound. Honey, comb 30c lb. i'egctnhles. , f'otnloes lbs. arc. Cauliflower 1 5 6v i)c, t'elery hearts Oc. Sweet potato 8 a lbs. for 1 5c. Turnips fin ib. Spinach I rc lb. Carrots 4c Ib. Parsley 10c bunch, f ubbagc &c io. -Walla Walla ouIoiih 5c Ib. Ureen peppers ;ific Ib. Lettuce. I Oft 15c head. California tomatocH aoc lb. for 35c. Parsnips 5c 11). .Celery I!0c bunch. Fruit. AiilchoI;es Jc each. Apples fie Ib. Bananas 25c lb Lemons 4oc doa. Oranges 65 7oc do:i. Tokay grapes 15c lb. Sugar. Cane iiigar $tl.s i 7.25. ' Flour, ffoft whent $.20 hbl. Hard federation $.o bbl. Poultry. Chickens I'ii'o ntv Ib. Meats and I'lsli. necf boll HKM2jC Ib. Chops and steaks 2Sc Ib. Salmon (Mtrictty fresh) S5c It. UlillMil Itr.c II,. Clams- lOc Ib. CrabH oit'ii i'H Ib. Gasoline. Gasoline, regular, retail :Mc. to iei:pi;.l old law ANNAPOLIS Among: old laws slated for repeal by the .Maryland legislature Is one forldddluu saloons to serve any free Inuelt except prcl-m-ls, cheese and crackers. The mystery to us is thai n man ever turns hamlll when there are so many landlord jnhs open. M-:., I.m Ana.lp. n.rcsi noitiK WAS ItOK.II In h old days. Miss t l.iiro Hollniitl or t'ntnlitm Island. Calir., Is lieldltig the an cient riup..H.v the While Indian nncc used. Knees mem lined, thru, and tho rouge 'ikrly was mndstrae. FIND IT HERE Copy for this column most be In b 9:00 a. m. ' lohanH l-'lower Hhop 'J'hura- day, Jan. 20, all ferns und potted I planlH from 15 to off. Thurs- duy only. Main 13G. 1-10-11 Kei'Vettfl ClmfffH Kn Sf ttnu iii;rri;it ricri itKs Your ptuturea ant better when enlarged and band-tinted by Hleh ardson, "The Art Man." He gl.;H your work the huuic careful atten tion that ho does to ila own. Kn larglng and tinting of both Mcen ery and photographn la his spe cially. Have Hlcluirdson "Tin' Art Mun" enlarge, hund-llnt an 1 fruine your piclurea. ut Hlchurd- 8on.H Art unJ Gjft shop.. Alwu!i. i-j7-3t ; Itrlng In your usetf school books you no longer need and get the money fur them this week at KM vert horn - Wright's Family Drug Store ... l-i2-tf For a limited time big load good dry chain wood, $4.&0c. Q. d. Muiu 647. - . 1-3-tf ' S rvew.d Grocers No. SO nnv.' open. 3o-day credit to responsible people, i'Vce delivery. Phone Main 8t. 1-1 S-(it si-;r: - sr;i-: - si-;r; : See the Ufic, 4Hc. and 9Sc tab at Klcliardson's Art and Gift Shop this week. It will pay you; . . . . ...... ,.lrl7-U. ..School Funds now available for (arm loans In Union County. Sej ' II. 10. Dixon, Foley Uulldlng. La Grande, Ore. . IMtl-tf! Your skin or eczema troubles ean bit cured In a very few dny. Our special Kczema, Ptx'scripthm does It $1.00 a bottle at Silver- thorn-Wright's I'"umily lrug Store. J J-12-tf Ileiiistilchlng, pleating, hutlMi holes, etc. Norton's Kiddy Shop. -' 10-14-if All the school books of evct y klntl are now in stock at Silver thorn-Wright's Family lnup Store. 1-ia-if Ntrricr: to ckkimtohs . Notice Is hereby given, that the undei'Klgiied has been uppolnted by the County Court of the State of Oregon for Union County as admin istratrix of the estate of Herbert M Iron, deceased, a ml all, perso us having claims agulnst said, estate I are hereby nidified lo present the He Says It's The Best That's Made When a manufacturer tells the world that his product is the best of its kind to be had, that it repre sents excellent value and will give i perfect satisfaction he puts him self in position where he has to make good, or get out of business. We have specialized in nationally known and advertised brands for many years' because time and ex experience have proved that there is no doubt about their quality. When you spend money for a ham mer or cream separator, or a door lock, you have the right to demand that it be as near perfect as human ly possible that it represents good value for every cent you pay that it.will give good satisfaction. . That's the' standard of Bohnen kamp's hardware stock and our own guarantee goes with every purchase. 1 I i I I I 1 1 i W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. "Superior Hardware You Can Get It At Bohnenkamps." i IS'.'' same In writing, duly verified. I with proper vouchers, to the under- j HlKiied ut the United Htatoa National Hank, lu Urunde, OrcKon, within six months from the dato of tho j fliHt publication of thlu notice. j Ualod and flrat ptihltHhed this' 5lh day of Junuary, 1027. j IJISIR MIRKS, I Administratrix of the instate of Herbert Mires. Deceased. Cochran & Kberhard, Attoinoyu for Adinlulstralrlx. t Jan. 5-I2-19-2C-Kcb. 2.' PROMISE PERSONALS 1'HOMlSIi (Special) Mrs, Uer nlece Poulson. who has been III ut the I. S. MeDonuld home, has re covered sufficiently to be removed. She was taken to Maxvllle Tuesday and will be taken from there to her home at Powuatka. .Mi'H. Bertie Barton, who under went a serious operation lit Hot Uike Krlduy, Is reported to be get ting along nicely. Her daughters, Mrs. Lulu Curper, Mrs. Mary Trump und .Mrs. Lola Griffith, huve re turned to their homos here. Nora Uennett and James llarton, of Wallowa, ure visiting frlenda and relatives here. ,. r . Mr.' Gorbett, Mr. Hendorson. Charles Kenworthy und John Dund are busy prepurlng logs for the suinmer run- ut the sawmill. A. K. Curier, who has been In poor he lath for some time, was taken to Wallowa last week. for (PlIERE THE- UTMOST IN 15 DEMANDED ' We realtie that ' upon no other occasion does thoroughness play so important a role as it does during a funeral service. We have striven to gratify that demand for the utmost in service. And are prepared today to offer a highly perfected administration in the sacred duties attending the last rites of those who have answered the final summons. -it.t such a time we are anxious to assume every responsibility and as aure the bereft a highly fitting tri bute to the memory of their dead. ' Bohnenkamp Mortuary Main 42 mm 10K IH jk1 St. 1 41 (irmiilc, Ore. Uiiyiiig for 77a Storca cu ublcs us to sell first quality .merchandise ut tltu lowest possible p r I c c s, ronslstent with market conditions. j Listed below ure rubber footwear vulues found 'here! Women's Itubbers t:lu Mlwses' Itubbers Child's Itubbers 0 Men's Itubbers $1.2-1 Hoys' Hubbcrs .'....a K! Youths' Itubbers Men's 4-Uucklo Arctics $11.01 Misses' 4-iiuckle Arctics 92.1 U Chllds 4-lluckle Arctics $1,811 medicul treatment. Hilly Sanimr. who has been suf fering of u lamo back for about two weeks is ubio to walk ' about' the . houue now; . . r.-y:.:. . Howard Carper 1.4, working with lioles Newby lit the wood camp thin week. . J , ' .. . , C. P.X'arper and Will SweuHngen ure hauling hay from XII1I Carper's for Alfred Curper.' i:.