La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 01, 1927, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, April 1, 1927. Page Four - la ukahuk kvimniinu upafLiKvcr , . j ? in in m In lit fli Ht Ik .1. of - i I'OKTI.ANH, Ore., Apr. 1 (AT) II j 13 j' IK4 , .y 6r ' v 1 TV?! . : nANlt B. APIOJSBY ....J. Editor and PubllHher -, ' ' Whoat HHH bnrd -white. !.: ., IxEiSXHd ' ill X j,PSm X ' ill! 1 n.nvuvi- MtWilFwa ntnlnrnw Manager PerSlStetlt Demand IOr hard white blutcm, bunrt, fclr- IfJU , X SKVV . - ' -:- ' ' --v 'if nAItVEYF-MAlTHFS - D-ino. Manser r-mm-n p...,,. flf ..,,. .oft wi-.torn whi.o. - l'4. i. A ' ' . , - ' VS. PUbllsheiJ evenings except Btindny, at 1416 Adnme Avenue, Ja Grande, Oregon. The Obuerver-8tnp publlHhPd every Friday. Khlered nt the rontofflce ftt La '.Grande, Oreeon, ns Second Claw Mnll'Mutter tinder net of March 3, 1879. OrriCIAL PAPRR OP tlNION CSOUNTT AND THE CUV OF LA OUAXDH MRMRKR ASROCIATED PRESS -The Amoclnted i'resH is exclunlvely entitled to use for publica tion of nil nefc'H dispatches credited to It or not othPrwUe credited If puMlnned therein. All riRhts of republication of epecfnl die patehen In thl paper, nnd n)jw the local news herein alo tire reserved. ' BUnsCRIPTION ItATKS , lly t'Arrlor. Pally, per month In advance; ........' Jaily, pr elx munthfi In advance.. ti.'iily, cdnelo copy 1 . Ily Mali Daily, per month Ita advance .......a..;,... lJully, per elx monthn In udvance Imlly, jier year In ndvance...... : : Wvekly Obnerver-fiiar, per year ADVERTISING RATIOS Dlftpltiy, foreign, per column Ihch.; llKilsy, local, per column Inrh i.. M lime contract prices on application. Till RIGIITi;WTHNi;SS Or GOD Toth God perveM jndi; ment? Or dutli the Almighty pervert Jtiwticc, Jnh f.'A, April Fool's Day in all right just bo the weather man doesn't start playing jokes with snow storms. Some one says there are fewer professional, old-fashioned bums on the road these days. We are not surprised. Most of them have tumed poets nnd become famous. ; The Observer is .gratified at the action of the city com- miaiiinn nn4Ha mi lit if mm-lrnf niiAdtinn. T.ti' HiiinHp nppr)a nnd can well support a market and there is nothing in the Slight Decrease "way of improved marketing facilities that can be more valu- ' Itl New Business iible to the small truck and f rait farmer than this. ; Thousands i of dollars worth of fine produce is lost each year or sold at' ,NK vomc. Apr. i cad. a , . . . ... . . . . IhIIkIiI docrouHO in now IiuhIiiphh of a pnee far below cost because the small operator has no mar- Ui,,, rouniry' sort wood i.iminowi . ket outlet. The public market here should help remedy the for oou nid Mnn-h s. lociil njrJ'icultural situation. If it is established, people of La; J,".,),'' m Grande will, we are sure, find patronizing; it profitable and, wh h0 pn-ci-iiinK wiok i ro- . , pieasani. , i .' Bnck in the "jrood ol' days" colors were colors and shades were shades whether applied to dresses, doors or donkeys. , Not bo in this modern age. Fashion decrees that a light blue frock is not a light blue frock h tun shoe is not a tan shoe but a "monkey skin" shoe. And! "" "cforc the worst if it is that translations are not furnished "frce'ni?ivi a vhq ffn with eVery piickog" and the fashion color dialect makes a complete change every season. It's getting so bad that manu facturers have to furnish lists showing the new color names - this season opposite the color names of Inst season. We won der if that is done to keep retailers informed or to keep sales lM.'ople,from going crazy. The feminine mind may become itii.ilrKr liimllint uiih 4Vio fnuliwm IMI''ylii Kllf mm'n lil'in Tiwni'ir 1'UtMllUn knows what color his wife's new dress is Until he sees it nnd even then he is inclined to have serious doubts. ' STP:RILIZING ITALY The Itnlinn parliament, under WuRsolini's dictatorship,, is Considering what is said to be the most drastic censorship luw in the world's history. Everything political, journalistic, literary, dramatic and artistic .Nothing in public life that disagrees with fascism will be per mitted. The ministry of the interior nnd the provincial police are to have authority over newspapers,' theaters, movies, liooks, paintings, phonograph records and advertisements. ItT,"'''ul! diHor.ior ami nnti-ior- 1 1 i . , . . . . .... ,, i i rlKn oiritiitlnn In tho northern Will he a great drive against "pornography and sedition." . ,., uf rMnix WPro ,.,, mos, .Italy, no doubt, can stand oulte a little clanminir down of i or ho nttention or tiip Ainoriruu the lid on pornography, especially in southern cities like Naples,' where vice of many kinds has long flourished to an 'appalling degree. More power hiibiifii is .inutile! iiuibiji, iuu ference of political thinking in n regime like the present one. Most outsiders, and many insiders, will not agree that polit ical purity means 100 per cent fascism. Even in the other realms where this censorship Is to be applied, it may bu sadly oveitlone. Italy has been great country, ns great us any in the world in many departments of human life, and especially great in tho arts and sciences. What' would have happened if such a system of control as is now proposed hud existed dining the Italian' renaissance? Would there have been any Michaelangclos or Leonardo da Vincis or I'enevenuto Cellinis, or any Dantes or liocaccios or Tussos, if there had been political censors to scrub, cut, de nature and steiiiize everything they did? Too much sterilization means sterility. $3.00 TO $18.00 0IT on All 15 to 20 Sizes SPRING COATS Come Early and Get Your r - Choice NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Heller Merchandise Lower Prices . 7r,o : 4.50 Go COc $2.r.O 15.00 12.00 ..42c ..40c .1 but a "hydrangia" frock, that j is to be 100 per cent pure.!!"!0 'nl7l,lol tho yronoht h0?i- 1 I till 111 llnnirhnnir vwtnr.lnv Ktil to Mussolini in that venture!' viimi liiiiiuocu mill iiitriu ill i-. mnbW ronk. Apr. , ap,;.- n "our- eorn-,: "u,"-i : ! Am -. Ave NKW YORK, Apr. 1 (APL 'Ibo poralRtcnt demund for i'. H. Steel common, which touched an o( her. now record hlKh (or all tlmt'i a temporary setback In Iho rutlM on selling iriHplred by the J. i C. drcluloh In the HI. I.ojIh nod O'Knllon cone and the rcnewc fteakn"H of .the nil, halting, to bacco und pacltlnjr Itunios, were the.hlfrh llffhts In today's IrreK'J lar Mock market. j - ii ii u piircixinmiL'ix nun u mi- iioncuoim:s neinff expended in ui" t'orin of (iiutrterly htrcHt und div idend paymrntH, und only a reln tlvoty low yield obtainable, on tivri ( Kradn bondn. It wus regarded tin natural that Invent meat fundit Hhnuld find thlr way Into the utocU market. Hteej common ap parently wus b.-InK accumulate! on tiit theory that the prevent $7 lilvldend would be maintained on the nt-w Hi nek, which uIho touched a record high around 123 nnd that an extra cash dlhhiirrtcment w;ih likely In thte Ouarter. Money wnfl pk-ntirul In tiitpply ut th rencwnl rales of 4 1 per cent , and there wuh no rttllliih' of Iouiik tatch a hue occurred on all previous day IIiIh week. ' Thef-loMlngwaH Irregulur. Krle ci-OHHcd Ml to' the ItlirhcMt flgur In 20 years while some of the. food stocks were Kinking badly. Con tinental Halting preferred slumped 171 points to -72 but rallied to 7S. California Packing und f'uduhy lost It each. American Woolen preferred went down to rC, the lowest on record. Meantime, Chesapeake and Ohio, Norfolk und Western und other Investment rails were moving up sturdily. Commercial KolvenU "11" Jump ed five points. Total 'Rales ap proximateti . 200,000 shaves. iuiumi u- i in. iiiiiuiiui i.uiiiiit'r iMnnuriutuii in' amorlutlnn. Ui. ci'misi-h wnro Hhown in all tliroo ItoniN, tonipnrod with a yoar airo Nf-W llllMlnrKH of liiu-ilwood llllllH oliowrd a Hliurp fc'nln over a yi'iii' iiro. i'lifllliil ordi'ia or 103aoiitli prn plnn and wphI roiiHt iiiIIIh wore 54,11:17,2:12 root ntrninut 6.n,s"i BRITISHERS (Continued from rape 1) Christian collcr,'o nt Canton, ar rived here loiluy aboard thCKleiim- PARIS. Apr. 1 ( AP). The An-glo-Krcnch concession at Hhumccn, ttio fnrclgn Canton, Is reported to huvn been strongly rortlftcd and Is In a vcrltuble state of selge, In a special dispatch from Hongkong to the llavns agency. Antl-roreiguriigltatlou lb said to be Ihcieuslng throughout the whole district. Antl-fnrclgn agl- tliclr vlnll wan without Inrldrnt. v r. s. oiti(ii:n SilAMUHAI, Apr. 1 (AD.-- ntitliorltlt'H today. 'I'lio I'nltoil statCH lU-Hlroypr Wll llain It. i'rpulon Iiuh nrrlvi,! nt rho'rSC;,r,niW0rr,bTt i it i iiipimry nun iru rmunK- hat for 1'kIiik Tao on tho KontliPin pari of Iho prnlnsnla whore larj?t nuval forces uImo urp roncpiitrut InK. A move whlotl Ih lookod tipon n HlKiinllilntf the bPKlnnliik' or ooinpipto Aniorloan pvupiiallnn of thp npppr VallKtNi Is tho olTli'i.ll rlonhiK and Koalllifr of tho I'nltPd Hlatps poiiHiilatc ut ChuiiKklnir liy Hip consul, Vat,.r A. Adums, hh i Mari li 30. Mr. Adama Is rcnmln-1 Iiik ahoiir,! tho Konhoat Mnnoracy irr Clinim-Uliiir until ho hparnfroio flip handful or Ainrrlrans rphialu-Itik- In tho Intt'rlor of SxiM'hwun provlnro as to tlnlr Intention!) wliith.-r Ihpy lmve doi'ldi'd to hrrd tho call and sock safoly or rpuiain tit tholr posts. It Is undprstooil that arto.r the eonsul liparp from IIipsp AniPrl rans the I nltPil Slati s Ktinhnats In i nppor part of tlip river will t lie w Ithdriiwn. j Thrputi-niiiK siliiutlons are ro- ' ported at Wuhu und Hankow. Keaf Admiral II. II. Hour-Ii, on the I'nlt. d Slates patrol vessol Isa lel. left thr. Nnnkln rpprion, pro reeding farther Up t lie rlvpr to Wuhu, where, parades am ilpmon strallons wore seliediilpit ror to day. 'I He few Americans and i Itrlllsher leiimlnliiif t Wuhu wero dll.M'led to remain uhimrd wurcraft Ml tho river (hrouKllnul the day, the Urltlsli und Ameri can ituthorltlea havlnir decided Mport all precautions to avoid clashes with the liilnrsc mobs. ! The .lupaneu second fleet In Hie course of Its annual riilnn cruise has reaclieU Atony. , It In eluded two tnillle cruisers, flin ttKlit cruisers and cither small I crafi. oiiic.vin Wlxval Onni Mejr mHtflS-1', .ub U4 f Htd'i No(t IHfc ClriC'ACJO CASH fHIC'AOO. Apr. 1 (AT) fash: Wheat No. 2 red. No. 1 hard, $1.34. Corn No. 4 mlxod, yellow, 73 'e. Onla No. 2 white,: 4S'4c; white. 4!Mj40c. ltyc No. a, 50 Vic Itarley 6 5 St 82c. Timothy sped 4.no i Ti.23. Clover seed 2a.25(T, 3li. 00. Lard f 13 .32. Hills 110.00. Ilellles J 1 0.00. I.IM.ltl'OOl, .wur.AT MVUItl'dOI., Apr. I (AC). Clo,:e: Wheut fit to lower; May 10s, .'I',. I: July Ills. lil; Oef. 9s, 10 lid. Large Receipts Of Eggs Shove Price Downward rOUTI.ANO. Ore, Apr. 1 (AP) Iariri receipts of loial oitks con trlhutPd to a doprisslon of i-kk prlrefl to once cent lower today for formal trading In vhol-Ha Krndcs, 'nrrcnt rccoi pt s n lone hold the same price quotation as Ijhuniilay. With nearly "ott caa-s) ptiiccd In slorno for the day, to-j tal current storage hoMtnss at close of ThnrHdny'f luiRlnera wosl 1 9,!ui S t'UHCH. Ifutter inlets in. 1 mcady todny. j Prices and receipts of fce.h ! meatH and poultry, durinx today's early trading wcri g'ncral!y steady. Hops are cany with a lop price of 1B4 c. wtHi, iti:poitr MOHTON. Apr. 1 ( AP). The Commercial Bulletin tomorrow will ay: "The wool market continues moderately netlve with prices hardly chnngeil for the wee, i Home furt her business for export Ih reported at Htendy rates. In i tlie west the market has been quiet. "The foreign market a keep very stronff, especially the primary mat- kets. ' London 'w;,h a hit "easi -, during the past week but sub stantially above (he closing of the last sei'lea, al the close yesterday. "The goods market d eve! ope slowly but appeal's more remlent than at this time Inst year. "Mohair Is In moderate, 'request a, l prices no piore Hum steady; All lilivereejpin7i1fcHlrcV Knn ville sUle Thursday. "The rail and water shtpmenis of. Wool from Host on from J A un ary I, 11127 to Marrh 81, in-i einnlvT', ' were- 47,1)!M,((H pounds against 01,025, noni pounds-for thel same period last year. , The ,,('" ci'lpts from January 1. J 027. to .March 31, 1 It 27 Inclusive, were 7 3,702 .Kill) pounds n gainst 1 '!,- 304.700 pounds for the same p.- rlod last year." The commercial bulletin will publish t he following wool quota- tlons tomorrow: , Oregon Northern: $ 1 .05 'ft 1. 07; fine and K. M. clothing. i'0-iiHf.c; valley No. 1, 001i0f.c.v Mohairs: Original .' bag average 12 months, 5"b 52c. .; CHICAGO IJYi:STOCK CHICAGO, Apr. 1 (AP V. S. Department of Agriculture). Hogs 13.000; generally steady with Thursday's hest time; light hogs active, under improved ship ping ileum nd; top. $ 1 1 .75; bulk destrnlde 1 50 to 2ui pound aver ages, 1 1.25'' 1 l.7n. Cattle 2,0m0; fed steers steady to I5e lower: other classes mostly steady; butchers and cows stronm tnecin, f 12.25; several loads, $ll.ii" WILTS; bulk. $0.7fiill.7.1: no .strictly choice kind hrre: shipper demand tu.rrow ; largely, catch as catch can market; bulls active; heavier mi illinu bulls, $7.00; sup-j ply short; vealers mostly $10,001 1 1.50 to packers; Home medium lights down to $0.5" and beloiv: shlpIHTS, $13.0047 14.00. .heep S.otut; fat lambs open- Ing fairly active; steady to weak with Thursday's close; w o o 1 e d latnhs early, $ 1 5.7 ,Vo 1 6 00; eholce hiindywelght held around $ IB.tti good to choice handy weight aul medium weight clipped lamb?. $14.75il5.0; sheep steady; good fat ewes upward to $10.00; fee 1- Ing and shearing lambs marc- Kood 7 6-pound shearing lainlis to country, $14.50. PoitTLAvn pitoDici: T'OUTLAND. Ore.. Apivl (AP) Wholesiile prices: Putter steady: extra cubes, city. 41'ic; standard. 41c: prime firsts. 41e; firsts, 4e; prints, 4tie; cartons, 47c. PUls to farmer: Milk sieady; best c h r n I n k rream, 42c In valley; deliverei I'ortland. 4 5c per pound. Haw milk (4 per cent), $2.45 ewt. f.o.n. Portland, Jggn lc lower on Ihree grades. 1 urri'nt lirpipts stvnilv: rurront I'Tripis. soi"; riv.iii miiliuni, isn: m'5li KlanilHril rirslM. ni'Nh Ht.'Mluaril oxtrns, 2,1r. roultry sii.y: iir-nvy hwu. 25 l ido; IlKht, 2iHi sip: sirlnitn, nomlmil: lirullcis, Soi :!!: Ivkln wllllo iliicks, 20c; ooloioil. nnill Inul: luikoja, iivi. nnmlnnl: liii'sn- "I. STo. Onlonx, $5.(ini( 5.si. lolaloi'a, lfic lilithrr: Rilpiir9 KKItoil: $1.6041 I.Tfi Mirk. - (illAlN llltcli l'1' l;iHi ia ii4 lir 1.1 1 JtlillH l2B'.-i eililBV i , i km it . ss ' ,itvii I TWO MOIIK IIAVK j A' SKI ' ' ' 1 SQlf I In tolili-h to take advnntaoo nf the JV Xm. i ' I -Mi j Dlnnorware - apodal on Irone, I ffla J &&&S5A .fw ' ' I i VJ ' .11 iri,.lf.r.lu.n'a A flirt I V. 1 11 hi W L - I XT H ii'l-lctm ut lied rork nf thoKe throo S0U) S--i5 Y7 'vV, - fl'Vcil No. I iiiitti'riin. Ken ihnti In tho window o IV I f 7 . lly $3 to IIS (iff on all SI'llINd COATrt 1 to 20 1'itlUAV AXI1 SATI!HIJAV Norton's Kiddy Shop 3-31 -.11 CO I.Ktln 1.1 vr 'rouctiei's lor 25c for cnnstiiwtkm in children and wonteii. The best pill made. Hold only by Sllvet thorn-Wright's I'nm- iiy iniitr Store. 3-24-if A I ISO lit T K I . Y X AT I'KAIj Your pie lure will he natural as life when enlarged ami hand tinted l.y Utfhiirdsnn, 'The Art .Man.' T;tke your picture work to Itlehard fon's Arl & Cift Shi.ti. 4-1-21 Win. I Vim 3 ci'iilsA liiMHl ntil (3 to $1S Off on all SPIUNO COATS Size 15 to L'n KIU DAY AND H ATI' 11 liA Y Norton'H Kiddy Shop 3-31-31 vii)siin:i,i)s am) sun-; (U.ASSKS .fitted one . hour wervice fit all ninUcH of ears. Have Uichardson, "The Art .Man,' do your kIiikh work, at UlehaidBon'ri Art & CITt Shop. 4-1-1H iJarrow wiyfl the (MuTf that mah Is made up of can be purehaHed at any dr-uK store for ahout 05 centn. 'J'he ladles come higher. Win. IV1111--5 N'iitA Good OlffHi' For dandruff nnd to proven hair from falling out you will on well to use Germicide nnd Dand ruff Krndicator. A 7Sc bottle will show results on dandruff in flvi ''' on.ly . ',y ,vt,lho, vriBm a I'aniiiy its niun-, 3-24 -If The Kt)ise,opal Guild will hnven cooked food hjiIo Saturday, April !). 4-1-lt AY in. Pemi-5 ccnts-A Ciootl ClgtH' ,VAA(T:v pbs'VpoNi:n ' ' Tn Park Addition on Mussel St. April 1st. 3-30-3tp non't let "Klh" or Tnfiuenza trouble you when a $1.5(1 bottle of infliion-sii nn aftintlnn will irlve re-1 i ....... . t -ii Clr.1.1 nnlt. It Silvert horn-Wright's l-'amily Drug, Store. 3-24-tf ;:;Mns,m.h,n, pleating, button J ,,i,lc . vwivi' Khlilv Shbit. t " ini4.if ) i oif,..u v c.n tnr nnd deliver. Tel. U07-W. 201) Depot. 4-ltf Win. IVnu--r iH-nts-A Good Cigar Kor nervous people that nre all i un-'lown, don't feel good, restle. can't sleep, try n $1.00 bottle of the new prescription of nerve tonic sold only by Silverthorn-Wright's Camily Irug Store. 3-24--f ItrM.MAGtt SALi: The ladles of the Altar Society will hold a inmmnge In the It oe.se h building Saturday, Apr. 2 at 5 o'clock. 3-3(-;tt Win. Pewi--5 (Hiits--A (ioo1 Cigar KAIIM LOANS: I.OWKST RATK , srtloOL CNDS also available. ; jj. j.;. DJXON Foley Building. LA GltANDK. OR 15. . 2-lS-tf Win. Pcnii 5 cent A Gool Cigar Country people are more liable to injury than city pce-V'. nnnerl an ; insurance man. Let's nettle this question once and for. all. liny. 1 page Mr. Pornb ami Mr. nutter. ! m me insinei v oun ... inf i t''t?d Stales fir the Plstrlct of Oregon. 1 the Matter of S. V. Andrew. j Bankrupt To the eredllfirs of S. F. Andrew, of I-a Grande. Colon County, trt the Stale and Plstrlct aforesaid, n bankrupt. Notice Is hereby given thru the said S, 1 Andrew wum duty ad judicated bankrupt by the District Court of the Culled States for the District nf Oregon on March 20ili. 1027, nnd the first meeting of his creditors will be held nt the City Hall in the city of Iji Grande, on Monday, April 1 1th. 1027, al 11 A. M.. at -which time said creditors may attend, prove their claims ex- !,,mine the bankrupt, and transact sufll tuner niifuness n.i may prop nlv cnmo bpfnrp tmlil meeliUK. 11. K. DIXON, T.cfcrfe l ltiinknipiry. fAH pl-ilms nniNt Im nworn to on nanki'uptcv I'lankn hefoio fllliiR 4-i-n 'in tho TMtrtrt fomt of tlip T'hlteil Slntos for tlln IXstrlol of (iropuil. In tho Mutter of Orion M, Amnn. llankrupt. To tho croiillori. of Orion Si. Amos, of Iji (Iranrto, Tnlon Coun ty. In tho Ktuto nml Ulstrlrt uforo KaUl. a hankrunt. . Notlro Is lioroby pivon thnt tho uiltl Orion M. Amos was duly nd- ' MtWfll I 9h V 65Sr- ' . llSRi Exclusively Smart- These New Spring Hats Bring New Evidence of West's Leadership Feminitie loveliness is always enhanced by' a modish hat every line of crown and brim paying tribute to the exclusive style you can naturally expect to find here. A wonderful choice for you, too. Colors are as gay and brilliant as you hope the season will be. Soft lovely silks, pliable milans, crochet visca, bullibunte and sport felts permit every model to show subtle individual ity that distinguishes smart millinery. An es pecially attractive showing right now at these prices and , ' Others Also Up to $15.00 N. K. La Jmltnrted -imnkrrtpf by the Wstrtof Court of the United States for the District of Oregon on March 30th, 1027, and the first meeting of bis creditors will be held nt the office nf II. K. Dixon, Ueferee, La Grande, Oregon, on Saturday, April 3Uh, 1027, at 10 A. M. at which time said creditors may attend, prove their claims, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may properly come before tmfd meeting. H. E. DIXON. Referee tn bankruptcy. (All claims must be sworn to on bankruptcy blanks before filing.) 4-1 -It Wni, Ptin--ft centsA Good eigne Albets Carnation Mush $ A hot, nourUhlrvt ctreil ii the prime morning need of a rowih clilld. Thl is why the wise mother hvar mi Cirnatiah Mmh to Hi, I ::K!Kl..lt Highnew. Whole wheat ami delicloui! ' LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK Capital and Surplus $250,000.00 Established 1S87 Sound , Progressive Reliable T V f "Albtrs standi or y BttttrBrtdkfaiu' West & Co., Inc. Grande's Leading Store for Over 25 Years HEAD THE OfcSliRVER CLASSIFIED Aba MEAT MARKET MAIN 759 A Lower Priced Service Store Special Saturday 2 LBS. BUTTER 86c EATSUM PEANUT BUTTER packed in a wide mouth Mason jai- 38 oz. net, per jar . 55c BANANAS Firm, large fruit not over ripe, per dozen 39c DATES, per pound ... 10c APPLES-Per box 85c Northrup, King & Co., and Ferry's THE BEST TESTED SEEDS Plant now and have a beauti ful garden this Summer. 5c and IQc Packets Onion Sets GROCERIES ' j ii II!