La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 26, 1927, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPago Eight CTTOANPE' EVENTWG: OBSKflVEIT Wednesday, January 2flj, 1027. SPRING SUITS $33 Two Pants See Them! I EGGS PLENTIFUL; I- PRICES SLIPPING i " i Heavy Winter Production Causes Exchange to ! Hit. Tnu'ev Tufl MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY Chicago ;itiv Opeil UlM-al Mmy .Inly Sepl Jlfffll lAtw nay, n IWi?a Unsettled But Price Higher lOJITLVM LIVKSTOCK -l'OltTLA.VlJ, Ore. Jun. 86 AP) Cattle tuny: receipts so. I Infra nominally steady; receipts 245 direct. Hheep nominally steady; no receipts. POItTLANO. Ore.. Jan. 2G fAP 1 Heavy winter production of eggs In the west ami remiltlnir lower ! hive! at prliu liHtl markets In tin- sou th are forcliiir declines In lo- ! fill t.fir-f.u (in 1 hi. inlrf i.irlinnifi j today Jill uiaiJi-B me posted two j cents lower wlili i-x trim now down lo tin 31-cent I'-Vi'l. Firsts ai" , ojioletj ut ;:n cents und pullet tit t -7 cents. Ciirrrnt receipts ure down to 2S cents, j The cirg-luy continues Itctivy In : spite of the severe winter went Hit j prevailing In the nortliweMt. Titer 'are ho inuny eominerclalijted he:i- iw.i-i..u mm- lt It t lio. f. m.I t electric lighted poultry houses mat me my continues in spue, oi $1,451,;,; No. 3 hard, the cold snap. Corn No. 2 mixed' i interna .13214 9 "UK mi , Clown I CHICAGO, Jnn. SO (IJy tlin Ah . 1 12 9 MlMi soelntcd Press). Opcnlnit l&iK0J3;tn Ti0 down. wheat held ivur to the,of law cnforccinCnt 7h initial lunyv, corn ana oiur ncrr - (easier and provision steady, with WETS HAVE MORE CASH THAN EVER i WASHINGTON. Jan. 80 (AP) Arousing tlia citizenship to action "111 II Vtllil necewiltv fur 111, pup. 10 1 (ailment of crlino and tho solution Kcprcscnta- tlvc Hudson, of .Michigan, a dry leader, wild In an address prepared I ; for delivery toiluy before, the an- FIND IT HERE I Copj for thli oulumn must . be la by t:M a. m. j i.MKiti-ooi, wiii:,t I.IVKKI'OOI., Jan. 16 (AP) Clone: Wheat ,J to Vid lower; Mureh 10s, CS.il: May 10s, 2d: Juno 10s, 2a. mo gain. Westenhaver &l Gilbert Broccoli Crop Is In flood Condition . ItoSKJM'ltfl. Ore., Jnn. 25 (Al' The recent cold wont her failed in do any appreciable damage to Hie l'nipqna vtilley tarocpiill crop. Although the mercury went to IS mid I!' degrc s on two consecutive days, eon pled wtl h sunshine dur ing the day. the growers report that tiny are unable to find any Injury to their plantH. Ah there wan no miow to proteet the plants the ((rowers were greatly worried during the cold spell and have been 10 Years Ago Today The M'lini- Killed bill to limit women to IN bonis wot k weekly. Home Work .Mnile lighter Willi Ibe new day I'N'aner CAHHONA I .i;H(iim; i;i, . kid imvkiisai, SAX-'I'OX Spnt-ltl'lll ivcr. Shoe Clellil x. I'.'lllllluutoi'M. Ineel low ileiN mill lots ul Soup. Here Is n ierlul ' KI'OltK ( AS I I I. F, Mv; ' ,'ille L. & L. Drug Co. I.tewer Kiafh-8 of butter are frnc- j yellow. I tonally l.iKhcr for the day wit h j (Jai first h uow 42 centn. Top ffrad B( 3 remained fiuu and uncmm;ed. I Very little poultry Ih eomlnff , now and prtces ure fully muln: tulned In inoHt linen.'- II iin urv e Him.- from o.iiIh on lltfltt lo 'J; cent on heavy fowl.. "liiolhiM are scarce at So to SI cents. A steady lone Is shown for country dunned meats. -Arrivals are moderate, v Top alves jjo ut lx cents with a fw fancy at IS'... eents, (.'holcu I iff ht lioca sell ut I 7 cents. !M(; CASH rillCAOO. Jan. 20 (AT) (.'ush: ' Wheat No. 2 hard. S 1.44 U, t, , 7SK-c; No. 3 rOKTLANp. Ore., Jan. 2tf (Al') Kkith 2c lower! "urrent receipts.! 27c; fresh mediums. 2fic;- fresh' standard firsts. 2Sej fresh. Bland- salons oppowd" aru i;xiiuH, . jc. - j ' Itutter firm. Kxtrn cubes, city, inc. No. 2 white, rK"u3e; No white. 44 H H 4 Sc. Itye No. 2, $l.06. Hurley Ct SOe. Timothy seed $5.00 1( 6.75. ('lover wed $25..U(Hi 32.&0. Ijud--I2.47. Itibs illi.&o. Jtellles $is.ti2. carefully cxamluinK their plant td di-termlne what damage has been done, but reports from all produc ing section would Indicate, that there has been practically no loss. The plants, which looked wilted uiid ruined during the cold have reKUitud their normal color mid hrittleueHs, while the corns, whlcti become blackened . fotlowlns" I severe freeuo If tlu plant Is Uum aKd. ure still unspotted. Pennsylvania has 1 "no bltumi -i n n't 7r.fi nut hnielte mlns. Take1" 'laxttivt To Cisro a Cold in One Oay Bromo Quminei Th tonic nnd laxctlv efftrt of Ijii.uve BROMO QUININE Tabltt xr'.W fortify th system a gain it Grip, Infltioma and othr tsriou Uli rwulu ing from ft Cold.- Priea 30c.- Tbo box boan thli ilffaatur Since 18S9 Issues Climb in Today's Market; Pressure Lifted rOttTI.AKO. Ofe Jun. 20 f AI') Wheat-r-HllK hurd ivhlto. l.3': Ni:V VOItK, Jun. l'C(AI'). hnr.l. white lilutnti-m. bjlirt. !.): nemnif pri-KHure wim lilted from federation, ' aoft -wliltfj. toduy'n murk murket uiid prle-s while. l.:lllVi: hiird winter, 1.3:1 milled IniFkly on heavy uuyinir fur northern Hprlntr., 1.3 both ueeotintH. ired., $1.31.' : earn atiirllnir unchanged to H , Die on oui nirr mu.erai. iuj. ..,,, ..or.v,.ntlon ,.t thn wn,unu IclirUtlun Temporance Union. , I Save Jl.oo per iruy mr 2U jcuih Wluut clowd unsettled ' U lo' Thn sntc.r foree opposed to ! and S'ou n Bpend :i.00 per dny T4C net hlnher: corn ;a 1c u; ! p,0,biion." ho UKKcrtvd. "oxa ' rout of your lifo mid leave oula 14 lo c advance, und pro I moru active- today thun at uny tllilo PHtuto of $l&,7Uu.0H.i Umnde visions varying from 2e Uecllno to rin,.0 ,hu ttjop,on of tho stn iJJulldltiB und Jvoun Awfn. 1-2S-SI uuiendiuent. ( 'J'hey havo morn:- money at their coiniuund than ut any other tlme.M t t.'liarirlnir tho "lli'iuor interesta" jwuro "mori! openly eonlrlbutlng to ine auppori oi mo vanoua orgun- to' prohibition thun ut uny lima Hlneo tho pulmy rinvn nf llin I'nlln.l Ut..a l. 4Cc; ttandurd, 45i.jc: prime niHls,; usaoclution." r,"": t': "rm 6 Ci tttr' "" '. "- "'h ' amendment was not enacted by Milk steady. Meat tliurnln,' f,ree or coercion of uny kind and ereulu 4c In valley. 4'Jc net, ship-' ujj,.j: ' pers' traek In zone 1. Cream de-j ..jf t ,JC n.pluc,,,i n"tt lk0 livered I'oriliuid. 0OW62c per. manner, well and good. Jt might i"1""". "u" ii""i i' per mil, ,, tuxe a hundred years to overthrew II that way. Well, most of It dl. reetion took' a hum! roil ven i a t. m i it." ) wriTHi PicrniKs Other KiH-jiL'era '-.Your plctlln'S ure better when Other speakers on today's pro- t-ulargcd urn) hand-tinted byltieh-! grum wei-e I'rohlliltlon r'ouiiulM. a"ln. 'The'Art Man." He Klv s slom-r HuyncH. Assiutant Attorney , your work l",,ll! curt'ful atlen-l (ienerul Wllllbrundl und ltepresen-! ,lon Umt ,le 'l0"" ld own- K"-! tutlve Cooper, of Ohio. jlarglng and tinting of both seen-! I 'tilizlntf tho seventh anniversary ,cry anU lbogrnh Is his sp,,-j of- prohlbllion . for retrospective c!""1'' - Havo- Itichurdsoti "Thu linulysls, Huynes. in a prepured ud-i V' Mun'' eTiluigii, hund-lint unJ dress, said thi "amazing .hin'fra'po your pictures, at Itlchur.l-, , ..... nn'a '1AI n.l tllrt .Ul.n.. A 1 aouiu ine progress or the first, fc "'" "',wi' .. 1-17-31 Uuw . cwt.' (. D..b, , 1'ortland, J'oiillfyi steudy..lleavy hens, .-5 iti 'idii; light, 211 .2 lc; -springs nom inal:.; broilers, DHJiaic: I'eki.i whit-o diieltj.- soe". colored, - nomin- ul:: turkeys, live,. 3iic: dressed, 4U H43c; V . , :'. . - : ,, . I'otuiocs sU'uiiy, I.4U1 1.0(1;-. Onions firm:' local, f 2.7fi ;; i'o;t'iiUij wiiivc . , , Your last chance to get Ne v Victor JO.Inch Itecords 8 for J2. ' Newlln UooK & Slutionery Co. I : 1 1-20-lt ' No need of suffering from akin trouble or uny form of cceoma when our now prescription at u cost of 11.00 will give you iuick relief and produce a euro in most In-) stances In a month. Sold only by Hltverthorn-WriBhl's Family ilrug' Store. l-22lf. . Knnslltiiliimr, pleating, button holes, otu, NoHotis Kiddy Simp,' lu-14-lf mm "where savings are greatest v 108 Depot St., La Grande, Ore. . . Boys' TrueBue,, Blouses Great for School Wear The boys like the variety of patterns and colors. Mothers like them because they wear long and are big values. Low priced too, at tC Of strong, fast color percales, twill and chambrays. Mass buying for our several hundred stores makes pos sible large savings in costs, enabling us to sell at the above low price. True 1 ,fue ShirL- Same dependable ma t (rials as the Blouses, at the siiine low price. seven years of lis operation "Is 'stern' "ol "'"r 11 ls difficult to enforce, y T. '. ! but that It hus been an hi esHriillv ! ru-.i'. - ,-ir.J', - , ..1,,1-n enforced und so generally observed i '"' '" " ''d !c tubl i as It, has been." I'oo s resumed aggres.ive oper.i-j 'Today's; ear. recelpls Wheat, "liven a generation." he added, Huns In a niuiilter of issues, Co- UN; f loili'i 7i eoiii, 0; outs, 3; huy.i ". 'IP' loo long to wolt for. final til in I In I 'ii rltnn ' 1 ,,,-ti'u i. n,l ' l.l.,' v ' ...... ., .. i i 11(1 15111 en t concern in ir n. rri-nl r,,r first lil'efened belmr iimi ke.l inilnl' ; ,", f , f tfl. ' word cursuge for huniiinitv. ' Wo 1 1 HUlWJlUr" ant I.01111 Ahx'iim fl- the highest price In years. I . . X KW ; YUHH" I'lt l'lT ' I Miuat remeiiilier thiit prohibition is 'lunocd C1U.00U homes In t'heh.ipeuke and Ohio cllinbedl ' " ! the greatest effort for human ad-l ', . 1---2t fouV points and sulistnnllul re-1 NIIW YOIIK. Jan. 20' (AP). vane'ement and betterment at Itlcltardson'a Art und Oift shop this week. - It" will pay you. 1-1 7-Ut eoverles ill mi were mil. I,- by u Kviitiorated apples unlet: prnms numlicr of other recent wuuk spo'.s ateady': uiirlcots firm: choice. 23'(f in i in;, raiiruuil giouti. -j iiev iienclas stoudv. The recent Improvement in the ' . - textile hiduslry wus refli eteil In I lie iippnn; of tin; full stliplej serge and pvereoulln-r lines of Ihel American oolen eoinuiiny (.ItA.Vrili ' UV s.lXALB olAltRHTrt Tho greatest bargain In New Victor Jtecords ever lo be given, will, soon end. ROe or S for $2. on ut Nowllrt Hook & Stationery Co. 1-2U-U prices 2 Va to 7 Hi Scents a yard above the spuing levels. I 1 he closing1, whs strong. I'ltt.i-l burg and West Virginia rose sev n I points to 137. a record nriee. ln- ijuslrhils rrrieclell prorlt-liiklng In cluding I'. H. StBel und llenerul Motors. Total sulus uiuiroxlmatcj l,4uu,uun shares. ', t'lllt'AtiO lIV:ST(ll'K During YOUR LAST CHANCE! Within ten days, whatever is left of our mechanically recorded New Victor Records will pass from our hands, that time we offer Jicsl nai'ftuvns Ever To Be (liven 10-in. Ulack Seal, 12-in. Ulack Seal, J0; K)-in. I.lue Seal, 2-in. Iiluc Seal, ().; This is an opportunity that will nev er come ae;ain. You ' should realize what it means to you before it is too late. Ncwlin Book & Stationery Co. H for 8 for $2.00 s.3.ro 1 for $1.00 4 for SU.30 IIK'AOO, Jan. 2G AI IJ. . D'put tin.iit of Agriculture). Hojts l&.iKM); Kern-rally 6c hih'hrr than Tucsdny's nveniRe; bulk de sirable Iioks, all welL-hts. $12.2ftvi 12.25: top, i2.:io. t!nlliw-l IjiMHi) fed" steers, nn j yeurlliiK's snmewhat uneven; wml finished kind slronK: others slow: mostly steady; In st luavi :s. $l2.7ri; mixed steers and helf-r yetirlint,M, 12.00: slut slock stromr:' vealeis fully Kleady at $ 1 2no '-i I2.r0 to packers; to shippers. 1 1 4.0(1 u. lo.oo. Hheep Hi, ooo; slow; fut lambs opening about tdcady: few eaily sales Wool:d hilllbs, 1 1 .TiUft. $l:i.oit; choice Inuvy lambs around $12.75; asklni.' around Sll.fiO for choice sold; feeding lambs rinn; lio.tuifii in.r.n; sheep nncham-ed: fat ewes, JtJ.oo 7i T.fiO; not liin choice sold; feedintr almbs firm: desirable comebacks, $ I 2.50 H $13.00. Poultrt (Iitb weight). If'avy broUera 14c lb. I.lKht tuollers lfic Hi. Jleavy heruv-ISo IbV Light hensJ-124 Kc lb. Sta?s So lb. ' " Flour. ' Hani Federation (bard wheat) $7.tro Lbl. ' Soft wheat $7.40 bbL"' HMirity H..V l'i:AN(IMrO. Jan. 20 (A! - f. S. Ilureaii A..-I Inilttinil Keu nopilcs). Ili tdlers - l.ehoin I ti I j lbs.. 4 Mr Hr. lb. l-'ryem l.eu'hoin, . 1 ;ii lo 2 lbs.. :sr,t ne; 2 '4 to 2 j lbs., Iis'if 4e. Yoinitr luowteVs and pullets Colored, :t l. z ij, ,s :t7 'o use: t lbs., Jt7(, ,'ise. Leghorn hens - Over :t V-i LA(iUA.Mi; HKTArii mauk lti's ' fMilry. I,Hl-d 10 lbs.. $1.70; 5 lbs. Ulic Hatter, nreaiiHy iSc$1.00. ICffTrs 40c.' ' ' ' ' Cheejier 5646c a pound. Honey, comb -300 lb. Vegetable. . JolatOus-0 ilM. 2i'K). " ; tTaullfloATer Xt'fti?dc. Celery Ueartif 20c. ' Hxveet potatoes 2 lbs. for loc. Turnips tic. lb. Hptimelt dr,t: lb. "i ( Carrots 4c lb. Parsley JOG bunch. sy' -r Tabbuffc :'; Tl. W'olU WullA oulons--tic lb. flreeu liepporft-urjc lb. : l.eitilc ittphc bond. - Cut M orula toimitoeu uOu for 3rc. , Vnrsulp! fie lb. ' Celery 20c bfincb. Aiiicbokea 2c ooclv Apples 5c lb. , nananas lfic .lb. Lemons 4c do. ; , OraiiKvs 5fi t, 70c dost. ToliHy ffi apea I tic lb. tn gm r. Cane sugar $U..8 7.25. , Mour. Ho ft wheat IS. 2ft bbl. JIard federation -$Ji.20 bbl. iNmltry. Chlclu-llS 26 W 2c lb. ever t .itli-intiteil in hiclnrv It la ,, ' Kratlfylng and enheartenlnR- that so larffe a majority of our people respect tho constitution and ob J serve this law. and this In spite of the f ii ct thai there Is a very con- ,. . ; " slderable number of citizens of ' 00 ,,,tl0 Uver Touclier for 2."je. (Influence and , position, who by Tho best pl11 HohI for "ornon and non-observance arc embarrassing the government In the promotion of Its great task." Too. Much KmplutslK Jlaynes expresned the belief that experience thus far has demon si rated that "too much emphasis lias been placed upon enforcement und not sufficient upon obser vance." He advised a comprehen sive educational program for the benefit of preaent voters and young people who will soon be come first voters and who "havo not seen the evils of the old saloon days." children. Hold only by" Hilycrthorn- - Trustees who will have charge of Wright's Family Drug Ktnre. l-22tf,lhe new corporation being nwui l ized by the stockholders of tho de-' School. Funds now uvallablo for funet Kings Food Products coin farm loans In Cnion County. Sen ),u"-v l"1,tp1' lhe "cent agreement H. K. 1)kou, Foley Duildlng. La reached between the stockholder Grande, Ore. 2-lG-tf J committee and the Nashua coyf " ;pany, formerly the Ludd and Tlltli; j bank have been named. They aro M. 11. Whitebend. northweHt manager of the Pacific, Fruit Kxpross; Judge John II. Htev- lf you are threatened with Iji Grippe and want imlck ielief, try our concentrated prescription for IaGrlppe. It will re'ieve you In 24 hf.urs, $l..riO a bottle sold only at Si ivcrthorn-Wright's Family Drug Ktore. 1-22U a.mf xkw Tisi sti:i:s IHjUT'laMj, Ore., Jn. 20. ( AP) ensou, of the slate circuit court; It. L. Hahln. secretary of the Mer chants' Protective association: II." II. Ilerdnian, vice president of the,4 Xatlomil Safoty council, and Leslie Ii. Crouch, attorney for the stock holders' committee. lb. notici; Tt) otwm'oits lllH.. m ri I'.iti'.vi SA.V I'liANCIHCO. Jn,,. (Af lliitleifiil f. o. b. Sun Kranclscii,' Weats .ml l''lsli. Peef boll HSi l2i4o lb. Chops and steaks 25c lb. Salmon (strictly fresh) 3 in llulllnit a.'.e , lb. Clnnis loe lb. Cruhs- yjfli .lic lb. Gasoline. Clusollnc, rcgulur, rclull- HERRY LAST SII()YI(; TOMCHT "The Million Dollar Handicap" A Metropolitan Production With VERA REYNOLDS, KDMI.'M) JJURNS And RALPH LEWIS Eroin the novel "Thoroughbreds" by W. A. Eraser' A Rieat inclodramatic picture of the American luiT, vibrant with humor and thrills. Comedy "My liahy" Matinees 12oc Evenings 35c .iULUt!l?JJlUUl.UAUiVNmfMlliftmirT Bkmfitk ' rompt. iiilv rtcoon!7irtn rhr saUmuiii7.ri& rcancctifintiv rcitrcnrt rcqutcto at !h a time u?c itir6forf most m Shllttt' ta drrlnrm thin Ai.. art offtr a btfittina Otiridl tlw ; Sarcst & afi 9 vPm Pohnenkamp Mortuary Main 12 Xotice is hereby -given that tho undersigned haw been appointed by the County Court of the Stale of Oregon for I'uion County as admin istratrix of the estate of Herbert .M ires, deceased, and all persons having claims nKuinst said estate are hereby notified lo present the 1 same in writing, duly verified,' Willi proper vouchers, to Hit! under- I sinned at the Culled Stales Nulional; tUi ilk, Im Grande. Oregon, within i six months from the date of the L ti:-l publication of this notice. Oated ami first published this i 5th day of January. 11' 2 7. UKSSlli Mill Kit, Admintsiralrix of tho listate of II urhert M ires, I )eceased. t'ochrati iVr liber hard, Attorneys for Administratrix. Jan. 5-12-HI-2C-Feb. 2. When Housewives Talk About Cooking Welt, lv, ft has cerlnhily been a claiurir over people, wauling coal. We I in vet three cars cu route two of them due to nrrl.vc any lime. Wo aw oiiljridy out nf coal and shut the pcoph: bao itally foiuii mil that It pays to buy lhe I toy n I colli It l lianl in gel It hi fa- t'lioiiuh. tfiiNt us siHin lis we find out I be coal Is In town, then we will belt) ii la take their orders. Otherwise I hey will Just have to hunt ordinary coal. Thciv Is an old man standing here now that made the remark when I w us phoning my ad In and said Hint other ctml Is ordinary ctMil alright alongside the Itoyal. He iMiglil to know. Ieeause be hits flcctl itMil not only Hint but Ik' nns horn unit raised in .Missouri. He hh the ohl fellow that I sKke alMMit ome time ago tbnt had bvn neU to firing Just trdinary emil mul nlitiost luiriitMl our lmue down. He is my wife. fatlter.j I think just n veil of bint even if In is my failier-lii-law. This ad can Im called scrambleil egus. hill we (hat't can what -ou call It just as louy as you call .Main - IH. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. Tlie Poor Uan'i i'rHmil" Near lunilry. 1'lione Main SU Mo euudar Dullness. . . ' - ; ; "i. it Every woman takes pride in the efficiency of her kitchen, whether she does the actual cooking herself or merely supervises it. And wherever you hear women talking about good cooking and the best menu results, you invariably hear Monarch ranges mentioned among the most desirable kitchen equipment. If you do not own a Monarch, you probably know it by repu ' tation because it has been recognized for a quarter century as the best range the market afforded. It was as well known to your mother as it is to you now and the good things "Moth er used to make" probably resulted to a large degree from Mon-" arch baking efficiency. Monarch ranges are not ordinary ranges though they cost no more than many inferior makes. Long years of experience in range design and construction, with careful tests of every feature, have produced a range that saves fuel, uses cooking heat to the utmost advantage, and produces delicious foods with least effort for the housewife. -. - Maybe you'll need a new range this spring. There are many Monarch models coal, combination, and latest electric crea tions. Investigate them now, so there'll be no chance of making a range mistake. Easy terms are offered if you wish. W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. 30 Y'cars Of Superior Hardware Service" ft.