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Pag Four EX GRANDE EVfiMWO OBSERVER Thursday, April 2S, 1027. (Incorporated) An Independent Netnpaner FKA.'iK B. APPLEBY .... Editor end Publisher HAhMBY F. MATTHEWS Bu.lnem MannBer IuHllBhed evenings, except Sunday, at 141 Adama Avenue, I -a Cirtmdo, Oret'oa. The ObMirver-Htar puhllxhed every Friday. ICntlernd at the PostoMco nt J.a (Jrun.le, Orwn, an Heeund Clfifw lalall Mutter under act of March 8, 1878. ..' iOFFICIAL 1'APHR OF UNION COUNTY AND TUB i . CITY OF LA CHA.VOR MUJUnRIl AHHOCIATED PKB8S Th Afwoclnfcil 1'ichh la exclualvely entitled to line for pulillca thin nt nil ni'wa illiutchra credited to It or not olhcrwiup credited ir lll4lHlil'd lliereln. All l'lKhla of repulillcutlon of anrciiil illx PHii lieH In tills paper, and aim) the lucal new herein aim are reaerWd, 7 HUnBCnil'TIoS HATIOS ' ty C'nrrUT . Prtlly, per month In advance , , , .Tfio Iffillv. per alx nmntliH In advance , H.fiO l-iully, hlnu'l" vopy 50 . Jlj-Mnll Pally,- iter month In advance , ., end lmly per fix moniliH In advance $2.1.0 Da'ly per yc.ir In advance , $5.00 WeekJy t)liHervr-.star, per year $2.00 ADVKRTIStKO ItAtKfl Dlpbiy, foreluh, per column Inch........ 42a flHpay, local, per column Inch ; 40u Tlinft contract prlccH cm application. TIIH Vil!l IX Till: IIKAHT Itccclve, 1 pray thee, the law rt-nni CimI'h himiiiIi, anil lay up hla word.-, fa thine heart. BUTTER PRICES STEADIER TODAY Fresh Vegetables Cheap er m foreland Egg Market Is Firm ' POHTI.ANI), Ore.. Apr. ! -CAP) After dccllniH of a cent nr more on all grade In the limt two day. cilhc mitt.-r pricea Trrrc ateady tin I uaelianveil from yeaterday In to- ilnyti trading. Hotter demand la lively with renewed ahlphlnj? ne. Ilvlty to oulalilc mnrketH. Slor HW holdhiK wiiti reilaceil yeater day from &7:U citaea to ft!iO. The ckk inaiket la ateady with an exchange advance of Ic for current receipt. The lorahe nxivemeat wan ainall yesterday, Trade In. AvhoU-aalc pnultry and couiil ry flreaaed nieata waa harely active early tills ninrnlnir at aicudy prleea. Itecelpta wi-Tc ahoul suf rielenl for demand. Local aHpaiaKUa In aeltlu cheap ly at 11.76 to 12.no per dozen fninclien. Ilothouai' tomaloea Ih atnall lots are offered at 3a lic per pound. HiicUc.i turnliia ailil carrola are licfrinnlni? lo arrive and are aeii Inif at hum :l.Ml to l.r,il per cwl. MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY nnrAtio tiiiAiv Wlwal Open Mlidi low Close i....llU OlalJi IH, IS4 1.14?i,l8S ""r ino iHAtft uti iittti i2?(,mo 'H Htt ie un it: l.ivi nifHii, iii-Ar I.IVIOIIPOOI,, Apr. 2d (API- Clone: Wheal 'id lower to id hlKher; May lfl, 7tjd; July Ifla, 0 ',4(1; Oct. ins, POItll.AVlt WIIKAT PORTLAND, Ore.. Apr. 2S (AP) Wheal HIIII hard white. 11.41: hard White hlaeatem, haarl, $l.8; federation., aoft whi;e, w c a t c r n white, 1 1.37: hard winter. ll.S'i: northcra aprlhK. $1.87; wralera led, l.;.!. ToilaV'a car rrrrlptB Wheal, 21 flour, f. ; Corn, 3: on Id. II; hay, (i Wall Street Is Bearish: Stocks Hit Low Levels s U. P. Operations More Profitable Than Last Year Marine Corps Plane Fired On By Nicaraguans t lllt'A(lf) ( AMI PIMCAOO, Apr. 2 (Al' fuall! Wheat No, 2 red, $ I.H4 j 1.8'! No. I hard, ll.42,. t'orn No. 3 mixed, 7aVa4i7li No. 2 yellow, 16 lie. (lata No. 2 while. 4S'fe4!ic; No. a wlillc, 44 V 47 lie liyc No. a, $l.n,1!i. , Hurley 7:l fiSc. Timothy $4. fiOfi G. 2.1. ' I 'lover $2!U'Mi 117.72. Lard $12.32. Itlha $12.42. Iiclllca (la.an. HOUSE BILL 12 TO GO ON JUNK BALLOT (Continued from Pnje 1) 31 AN'AfUTA. Nicnraa.ua. Apr. 2N. laaalnlant attorney freneral la he- (AP) A l'nlled HialcH marine half of the atate. "Ho far aa I orp airplane la which .Major It. ' know an immediate decision of Stop streets may seem like n nuisance some of the time but it'is worth while nolinjr, incidentally, that automobile ac cidents at bad street intersections have been practically nil'. since the new system was inaugurated here. If a few "stop" l:- "''" '" makin an oie-crva- jthia kind i.y the Bupreme court i uin-iia l,eo ! !,,, ,l,,l .1 i... I i . "on flluht over Teuxiepe waa fired unprecedented, I never knew of ft ...v. v,,.s v.. nt,,, niiiamivu -.ii o tuiii immuu iHiiiuH ill H j on yeaierday. When It returned tojhelnit done hefnre and did not ex. minimum, we are for them with both brakes, j"M "" huiiet hole waa found jpect it in our rae." smith eom- ii i ' 1 . . I near the jillnfa aeat. Three other mealed. " - - - j American plane were eaaaKCd In! The flrat move waa mode hy Alihr.nfU 4-1, A.,.,..: ... 1 p i ,i l , , "" oliaervatlon flight ai the aicme Smith several week aito with a .AmiOUgll the Allleiican public is IllniOSt "week-Cd to, lime, hut may were not mnleted. demand upon Secretary of Siala death," the importance of Ambl'iClir) forest Week lifts its Ob- JI"J"r H'vcll' plane wa Hie Koaer that the l.lll in qaesllon ha A , .... 1 aecond American muchlne to he auhmltted to the people hy refer- RerVallCC OUt Of thp commonplace. If it Were possible to focllS Nrl ,. H,Ih week. On Tuemlayjendum. At that time he made hi public attention on any subject lontr eilOllp-h, the topic of for-i A,rt',1,',,n """lll' enciKCd In an.ilemand Smith Indicated hi con- ,.. niintn4i..M l l ... li . . . i i ii... "liHorvmloti flluht over 101 Vlejo. , tehllon that the emerKency clatie est protection COUld Well COVer, not merely tt'week, but thelln th fl,lnandea reKl.,,,. Werehl.-li the Mil carried waa uacon- entire warm weather season when fires are n danffcr. For-i 'tre't "" w"h 1"lfle" ftl"1 machine iBtitutionni. the j.ni i.ein for the . V 4 i i ... 'ana. There were no enmialtle. , purpose of ralalna- revenue. est icsources are of tremendous value to the nation, hut theyl while d. ieKate appointed i.y or. ! Thi-wna the Eit of the entire are given special emphasis here in Eastern Oregon because !",'",,". "B ni'erai prei.ient.iieKai hattie which terminated in u..i, An..ni- ..: i p ii i ....., .' '"re on their way from llheral head-:the supreme court chamher thl We hllVe COtlStallt evidence Of the business activity the lumber auanera. Puerto CaheKaa. to .Man- mnrnlm.-. The atiprema court la- industry makes possible. Last year the value of lumber'anua to dicus uie nuation -with iternreted the i.iii in a manner im- prodllfctS Ploduced in this COlllltv PXCPPdnd tllP vnlnn nf nirri 1 "''n,'v Wlmaon, ileraoiial rep- liar to that indicated hy Hinltll. The li amv-us JMJUULt.ii ill una touiliy txecenca me VUlUe 01 llgll- ,.eeiilallve of Prealdent Coolldue, 't"t had held that the hill waa cultural products. Every campfirc, every cigarette, cigar, ''"' aetivitiea are continuinb. Inm paed for the direct iMirpne or match in our forests is a possible destroyer of the com- T , RnR rROwn nN . muniiys industrial structure, idealization or that fact w ill. V. vrV. lemeriieney clause una that hy rea- nirl nvorv rUitnn in lli nl.anmi.i4 inn r r 4 ;., :...., HAlMJ 1U O It XI, 11 .ami of the clause It had already vi. u .t-a iitvK'n i i ii iv. o in viivdii'ii iijaiiinu lira. , NKW YORK. Apr. S8. (API' Oiieratlona nf the Cnlun Pacific' yatein in lH.'tl w ere aut.atanilally I more profitable than the year he fore, the pamphlet report Khowlna' net luctiiiTe from alt Nourco of $4it.. tl.74!l. an Increase of li.TAS.llKS., OlieratloK revemies were $ .'lilt, 4 m.- Italn of ?. 5:11.31:2. Prehiht iiuea auH.outlutf to $157,1(41,.. HI t. Wa. 7K3T. 272 loi ter, hut pa. 1 VOIIK. Apr. tS (AP). ...enirer revenue dMUeaaed $1.4l!t.-i nrl.es aailerwent another " '" Mirplua for sharp downward readjustment to. ci.iuuo.a atix-k f the Pnion Pacific day iin.hr heavy aelllnK for h.,11, '""! company waa 3.i : T . S a - ' aecaontj. I he ae nr centcrc.l . -..-"..-. i.n.n.-- larirely In the flt-cla and indus trials. Hut support also wna taca- NEW PONGEE in Plain Cotort , ' 65c yd. N. K. West & Co. Inc. La Grande's Leading Store y for Over 25 Years NKW Itifc ft it hunilH'f of other iH"'nt inrlitHt r-lal anil niHfotitl li'mltT, w ellnoH of I to A iolhts lifinft scut toird throughout tho list. (HIh wink to low Icvi'Iji fo U'lit to nrjr K ni llcnl on (iSi.JSS.Kttti itiir vithie. ocatiwl . 1S.4U pit oontjln l)ivltltmlti connnon Htnrk, loavlhtrV mirplus nf! $1 4.Ttict. 72 for triuiwfor to profit ( iihil low.. 'P.iIii I t,.i.A... ..... tho y.-.ir on pncllrtlonii of ovim -1 n'" ,i " ...V;- .V ...... .! ii. (lronlntr I'stlinnti'H of flood ilitln Kc hroiiKht Hhotit fttrthtT Hiul Intton of the aha res of ntt Iron tin (loerease of $2.U.3!i5 IiiiIhr he A nft IniionHo of tl7.4TR.41N In' hive! merit in roml inn! iuuip- uenen,, Mman was ii.,iout.i ; TIip .I(. riaJe in paf.se.mev ttaffh-. freely un l ohl .town moiv than 3 . I'i mUUmU (iiav wmj. pi inclpa llv points hut I'leree-Arrow prererre4, m.(.aiontMl 1v the ( .mtiimeti illvev ulileh reeently miKtalned a lia-l Mun of loeal Hhort haul husluess to hreak. reeeive.l tietter auppor. motor vehieles ami bv fewer nn- 'llie rhwinff was weak. Koniliiifr'vpntloiifi heintr helil r... th i'...iri.. Mharen sold ronnidfttihly under tli j with n resultant" reduction hi traon-; low potniH i each. (l n Alomlay In continental travel. The leaser mini- freju outtiurtit of Bellint thts.her of p.ipuhn- uw rate exeurshms' afternoon. t'omm.-n-ial HolventH in lfli'ti resulted in an lia-teaNe in H" Hhunped ll points. Itelnware:avera;e revenue ner liasHenurr ! and Hudson t(l, iMipont and lr. H.-mllp. rant Iron ripe S tind Norfolk and Weidern 0. I'. 8. Steel went down to n;ti. Kahlwln to Itiovi POUTK.Wn lIUllH'i; ind Oeneiul Motors to 1S. To. PfUlTI.A I ), Ore., Apr. :'S (A P tal s:tlt-K approxiinuled , 6au, Onfi Wholesale priei s: Hotter stem'. v. Mhares. Kstra euhes. elty. 40i.e: slatid- nrd, 4ae: pritne firsts, X9c; firms, Irtsie. Crtainery priees: I'rlnts, :ie ahove rule stumlards. Itutterfat. 4 lo f. o. h. l'ortland. Bids to farmer: Milk steady. Haw milk (4 p-r cent). Jli.XO cwt., f. o. h. Portland. Butterfat, 41o f.o.h. Portland. Kkrh ( 1 u r re n t receipts up I o. Purrent n-t-elpts I'ae; fresh me 1 ium I'He; fresh standard firsts, '22v; fresh stan4lard extras. 2:ic. Poultry steady. Heavy hens. 25 (it 20p; Ilrfht, 20 5 2lo: spilnn. nominal; broilers, 'Mt'n 8 le; Pi-km white ducks, 2oe; colored, nomin al; turkeys, live, nominal'; dressed. :t 7c. Onions steady; local, $5.00 f? 6.50. , . ; Potatoes steady. )J.50 (H l.Sfl. j piiiPAtio l,t i;srK u PIIIPAOO, A)i 2S (AP t'. S. Ivpartmeut of ARift'ultuie). Hons- M.OttO; fairly netBe numd on weiRhty nveritK' 2hl pounds down lmprovel:. mrtik"t generally 1" to 1 5e hljrher; top price, I0. 7fi; hulk U0 tii 2IHI poumls. (I0.45A) 111.05. t'ultlo -0.000; fed steerfl and yt'arliuRs ami most -heiferH sti'onif to 26e hlRher: veiilers stroiiH' to 26c hfKher; best heavy Hteei-H, ear ly. $t:t.?r; some held lilffher;- bulk $'.7o'ii 12.00; ineiliiiin ulcers shur intf ffenerat advance; all heifers mote active than fat cows; mostly $!i.S6'n lO.tio. i Sheep 10.000; fat la in lis open-1 I lift fillfly active; 1 ho In most iv 2&c hlRher than Wrdnrsday; twj diublea of Kood to choice arnulit) 75 pan till t'allforlilii sprluKot-M, 9 1 7.Tf; flvo doubles of ftood Art aonn springers held around $17. no; early hulk clipped lallibn, $1 5. oil ii 1 5.75; choice clippers above $ I fi.K'i; hulk wooled lumhn, I U.OOrtM u.r.o; choice itt'oitnd 2 potlnd CoIoim dos held above I f!,75; few ellp ped .culls, $1 1.00(1 J3,IM)i Kheep stroneT: ileslrable ' wooled ew -fif $S.fi0U fl.25; DRklnc urollnd $14 7'. for Kot Texas wooled yenrlihH. IHTTF.KKAT SAN KKANCISPO, Apr. 2S (AP) Butterfat f. o. b. San l'ranelK.'o, 45'f.e. C C ft. A M Of T A K T A K Wheat Irregular: Corn, Oats Steady fHirACJO. Apr. 2 (AP) Open in nt ic decline to 'i,c advance. wheat subseriuently hardened n:l around. Potn. hats itttd provisions were easy, corn startluir uiichamr- ed io off and later holdimr near the initial rannn. Wheu closed Irregular, c low er to n n equal rtu in ; corn n nd outs unchanged to up and pro visions varying irom Kc decline to n rise of 7c. POOR OLD AMERICA! nAIl?Y SJPIfVIAT l-'one Into effect, prccludiliK 1J71KI &1 JilJAL, ,,,,, 10lulir ,-efereiul (Continued from Page t) I Ik. ilutn ltcfcrrod In t'nllMs At I he time Srnllli Iniiilp his dt- Imi,.i. ..,... i' ii ii. 'mand iinnh Koer. Kor.er relllled a i- i e i Leonard. A ('. Marliii. J r I'urdv nulHldc hla aulhoi-lly to puss upon Amcnciin (lisplny of wealth bnfore Luitipenn cyos, and so and i.onis vnnicr. ' .tho cnhsiitutinhaiuy nf lawa enact, jnucli idiotic comment on the effect of this display in brced-l iti prcscniaiiveii from o. a. c. t ,,v iwii"i'. '""i suuiteaied ing hatred toward this count.y, we become utterly AlMted: 't & Z"'T with thci so-called intelligent; writers whti would remake1 1 naiiard. state county uKCtit jt'ourts. our western World. Americans, compai-ed with Europeans.!:;;;;;', ai-e wealthy. And many wealthy Americans who travel in hum, veterinary deparuueni; ir. a. '"' m,'k tn fi'1-1'" '"'" Kurope do boast and bn.g about our prosperity and ab.,ut!:ro,V',;;,.r.;tr 'r'Jilr our ldonln n4 11 nntiMti Thnv hoirn htmn fhiin.i. it r.ii, tlw. 1,,cluuiu from the hlahef cotlrta. V " .....v. ,,.fi lb HI, H.U icl.-ll,. "nnmiaill .11,,. , , u, J.,...,,,-., .u." ' . ,. I 1 lie iH-.-enMi. , y ,ri . i ..' , ,.- i,., . , irenerntinn imrl will nrubnlilv con) iiuio tn rli it far munml news acrvlcc. , ,, , . . . . v...... (ilh,,IH j , tl.u llrn n more, j.ui a isn c lypicauy American just typically human. We have never found it difficult, as a matter of fact, lo en- j . . . ..... r ,neen circuiaieo ana men 11110 uir I'liimincr, iiianaKcr of the r'aclfic. secretary ol sinio aa re.iuweo ... Internallonal Livestock exposition; i'"1"" "" referendum. . I 1. fl..l,l.. .I..I. .l.ll...t .....1 .A..I 1 ' " " coiuuuf an lMiKiisnman in j!.ngiann, or a I'lencnman m coiiiiuiasion.r: (uorite k l-ierson, i pvpp France, or a German in Germany, who wouldn't admit that "'''"'' 0''" l'oriiiuid "LIAK1J IjIj VEjIj hi ni, hi, ' 1 4 4t. ...... 4,...!""" " K: : '-':-. 'rth-1 AS TIME FOR vunnvymL,, .,..u t..o vwi.i.b. nil i; (KuiiL till; IICM 111 UlUjVVCSl repreaClll III 1 VO Ol 1110 AlUCri- worltl heap. You can find them very frequently, indeed, yet you would hardly start out on a big campaifin of hate just because their loyally, patriotism, and ignorance seemed lo find best expression in egotistical titterings. When it comes down to a question of boasting and displaying wealth and superiority, Americans have the present championship be cause they have the goods but turn the tables a bit and our acquaintance with the French, English, Italians, et al, lead us to believe that they would lie able to equal our American mark with one jump lo say nothing of bettering it. Not all of them are that way, of course, and not all Americans are guilty of vulgar display of riches and world dominance. Kilt that doesn't stop the critics any more than does the knowledge that a few hypocrites in a church doesn't make it ineffective as a force for good. The difficulty with most Europeans contrary to their propaganda so generously spread throughout this country by our "young intellectuals" is rooted in jealousy of Americans and of American progress. If they really want American standards of pros perity, they might spend less Unit singing their hymns of hate and more in studying American methods and American efficiency. can tiuernscy entile cluh; Ivan If. l.nnKhary, of the American .Jersey ealtle cluh; It. K. I-Iverley, nf the llnlaicln-Krcalail association; I,. J. Thomas luanaifcr of .Mt'Anacl col h'ltc hel',1; lleorae n. Anpretl, editor of the Oregon Karmrr: and Itoy Stewart, of the Oregon Journal. BREAK NEARS irnntlnuprf rrfiirt Patfe 1) IV I'KNDI.r.TOX THIS MOItNINd I'KNDI.KTON, Apr. 2S (API Many I'en.llctnn and vicinity resl dculs tank advantalte of the Pa Ion Tactile - Oroirort AKHrultdrnl rnlleicc dairy prollta apeclal's Visit here loilay to view' the latest lit dalryliiK methods and Inspect prlne dairy slock. A New Telephone Directory will be issued soon. Install a telephone and get a listing in the directory. Home Independent Telephone Co. De Autremont Is Awaiting Trial M i:ni'(ll!l. Ore. Apr. 2S (AT) The jury list fon tho May term of the circuit court) which will try IIiikIi l'e Autremont, nllcKcd Hls kivou mountain tunnel hah, lit, and murih'ii'r, was drawn late yester day. There ts one woman Oil the list ami most of the veniremen are fnrmora. It la expected thith ft second Hat will ho drawn the first of the week. He A ut remount has exchanged ihe tropical tan lor a prison pale ness since hla incarceration hero hut has tost none of hla jauntlni'ss. A.-roi iIIiik to officials he awaits the liiat with conll.lenco and the com m, -at "1 have an uco In the hole." Ills mother, Mrs. Hello l'e Autrc niont. visits him twice weekly. All his conterencca with her are lively. I wi .T itnAiiK cm si: wmiCKs : In iSKItl'Itt!, Ore., Apr. MIAl'l ! Wet pavement last nlaht an 1 In.lny routrtlmtcd lo ll series nf ' motor wrecks near Itosetmrir. Jim , l.oniio. of San Krnnclseo. received ;two hroken collar, luinea when his car skidded Into Ihe dllch near I Myrtle Creek, Mr. and lr. J. II. tlroves of Portland were hrlllseil and cut when their car turned 'n.T south of ltoaelniri;. In two other nccldents near this city, , Mra. Kvallnn Jones and parly, from Scuttle nnd c, M. Itntcs, o,' Wenatehee, austalne.t minor In- iurles. ChlriiGO la hleaaeil wltM n 'Mlttln hit of vorythlnr.M nccordtnit 1o I Mayor Thntuinnn. fi, Mr. Thnmp. ' ton. niltiltln In feellitHH of cltlnens of two parishes to he Inundated aa they continue exodus heforo aero approaches of the dynatnitliiK Riant crevasse. h'ear of poaslhle Interference causes cuKlneers to uuard plana for hlnwiilK dyke while soldlcra patrol inaay inllra nf Louisiana levees rnllnwlnff runiors of dynamiting plotR. lOnitlnecrs not certain that Toy. dras crevasse will save clly from flntnl.. Dictator Appointed I.oulalana and New Orleans tin der civilian dictator for duration of nood emerKency as former (lov .rnor John M. I'arker assumes lost us director of situation after appointment hy Secretary Hoover. itaclnit torrents of Mississippi ami her tributaries claim new lands and towhs tin sweep toward Cres. cent City, Bw. lllnB ranks of home, less and cnuslnit re'iowod calla for aid to pour In to Ite.l Crosa hend nuarlera. tllave menncn to reftlitaes m Arkansas concentration camps freah reports of disease tench Hed Crdss; situation mid to he acute tn 1 4 camps where monalea, nnitnps, whoopltiK couith. malaria and pcllnttra reported sprcadlnit ruplilly, future flood control In Missis slppl Valley through revision of nr. aettt protective levee, syatem dls- cusscd hy Secretory Hooter anu army ennlneera; I'resldent Poolldga asked hy Concrissnian Oldflcld, of Arkansaa lo dlrert jAitvry tor con trot study. Heath list ot Jin; 500.000 driven from homes; more than 1200. 00n. una lost In mates swept hy flood aaya Hoover ot New Orleans otter completing Inspection tour. I'Oltl'I.AMl LIVESTOCK rOltTLANIl. Ore., - Apr. 2S (AD Cattle fcteudy; no receipts. Cown, eommiin and nieillum, $ri.2rfi fi.7.",. Hnga look steady: early trade limited; receipts. Jjn, IncludiliB 102 on conlract. Heavy Weight CSa to Sf.a Ihs.). medium, good and choice, 'l.ll(i'(i la.25: meilllllil weight fJOO to 250 lha.). coimncn. Iiie.iluin, good and choice, ft'.r.a '.nn..ir,: light weights una to imi Ihs.), common, medium, good an.) choice, tln.25fl.iitl: light lights ( I :lA-.l,a .1.tt- Jhs,),. .oxiiiunon. dttcd luui, 'good and choice. $10.51) 'a Ia.il5; laicking iloga (rough nail smooth), J7.IK1 ii S. 75; sliiiighl.'r plgl (III) lo Ilia Ihs.), medium, good and choice. $li.5'K,i lo.ar.; f ler and slacker pigs (7a lo Ltd Ihs.), medium, good and choice, (II. 26 KM 2.0H. (Soft or oily hogs and ronstlntr pigs excluded lh ahove unolallona). Hhcep fully atea.ly: no receipts. 1'itiKco liicir SAM KIIANCISCO. Apr. 28 (AP 1-Yiicru! .Sllt Market News Serv ice) Apples: Northwestern New towns XK, $2.5(1 fn :t.(l(l; fanry $2.25 W 2.75. M;v YOltK I'm M' MOW VOIIK. Apr. 2.1 (AP). lOvaporated apples fll-ni: choice, Ii 1.4 nt I a T, c: fancy, i m itn I c; liriines steady: Callfornians, no hid; uprlcnts harcty steady: stand ard, l!Hi20r; choice. 21 ft 22c: ex tra oholcc. 22 ',y 'ii 24c; jieochi s easy; standards, ll'irtllOe: choice, law tic: extra choice, 1 1 , Hi 1 2c. Virginia Youth Is Still Alive Today Pound size or pound weight? Alwy look on the Ubtl of your baking powder tin for the weight don't true! appear ancti. Schilling it tha only crcam-of-tartar baking powder that coma in full pound-weight and half-pound-weight tin. S c hillin g BakingjjaPowder to 3i Bxtrtct fipice Coffee 'i..iM.M..im.,u..,t,.M,tmim1- , UOAKOK'K, Va Apr. 2R (AD Waltor 1. Hontho. youthfnt ninunttiln farmrr. Inihiy ciitorod 1 lio rpcouiI tt-tM'k Of his fiii-iuls nt- tonipts tn Uoi p him allvo hy uittri- rlal rrfiptl-fttloti. l.aMt Tlnti'silny Just hofori noon his Indus tfiivi way as hp was nlioul lo sutthtlt trt an operation for a illBlocUlod vi'rlrhnip and sinrn Ihrn ooiiipalilonR luivo I'alscil nml low- bo.ly. Althotmh his frame has ' ll,' f""' I"? woakprto(l from tlin loop; strain Ihr Tlio farnu'i-s mil luirdly WaiV till lUv lt(i Top I-Vnrlnir ycis hem. It is due now niiy hilitiitc. V tin (aliinif inoli' nlt i'.s every (lily. They tlnu'i mtih lo wail l tiny oth er Ulhil ni' ri'tH'fnn: ymt ean't hlaiiie ihetn for that. The Ihm Is unite too n,ini when yon ean Kel ll for the same price. He hietiihei' that Stpulie Dial I'eiielm; K trtiarnnteed Ki onllasl any other farm reiirinjr. A ear of hlnle rolled in (Ids niiiiiihi. .Many nrdei's are wail Ing to Ik deliveml rlKht out or the ear door ami Also n em or nut tnutl eflmn lh this nlornliitf. so yott eau Htkl Mime nioiv of the Unl has rrtalheil ronselonsiu'.ss nnd lat, last nln-ht Ills physlrlnns noted a sllKht Imprnvemeiit of lieart ne-tion. RA!,KM, Orn.. Apr. 2S (AD A petition hiift ttPMt reoeived from the Ca Uforn IU n nd Knnl era ra 1 1 way company nsUhiR- authority of Iho stuto puhlle servlre eommlRston to construct ft prade crosslnff over Tho Pullcs-Cnlirnrnln hlffhway five miles ca.it of Klnninlh Falls. sio.su Umatilla River Menacing Bridge I'KNM.KtON', Apr. 2S (AD I'rrMict waters in Ihe I'liuitilla river due to melting snows tn the mountains hava endnnRcrctl th county brtdfrd otpf tho river lit Nolln, Vorkmcn havn hech wttrk tnjr oirtlm In no nffort to Hear lofrs, tluthprs ond nther ilchrln around lh phrr LA GRANDE NATIONAL i BANK 1RS7 -1027 Forty Years Service1 Sound Progressive Reliable oti itaui ii ymioeir, or pet- Ittn dellvtieil. Tlieiv Was it niNtnke In nut nil vesletilny. Wp nn-nnt to siiy hat our los In had hills was lew than S.tn.mt in three yenrs' time nnd the nd rend (lint Ihei-e wns les- I hait S50.(Mm. Thnt was alil-lu. hut thelti was n llitle riaeiiou of n tnWlMUe thri-e, tt is runny what some Utile imunlit. will do some limes. I: rt'K wlleli I eme to luwu I I:.:ie:i like nolhlnjr nnd 1 Hinted i lit til he one or the tiir ttest tt 'fei1) rlt ll 1 i mi Hie Itmule I vnlley and now V.1 tvch linmlle j Mhntd-pnliited shovels nnd Kaiilen in ken. Theh il is the spndln I fork, the pltelt l. U nnd tile ma nnrt' Cork. We nlo Imve one mure manure 'pttitdet' left. It I- it Superior tthiek ilwk just like Ihe fanners insist oh ' We nre not Very nvll HiHd up oh paint Just now. 1 don't know what we will do. imiVretit deal ers keep (tnhhlluir wllti tmr ine- jo-Iilth iinlll wp en i mot moke Any thlnit nitit we tnny luie In look .olsewhott ftir itnlnt w!miv wc cm (TH tht pmtiH'tlon. Whatever the Hsults t wilt let. ymt know jast ns wnnl ns jHtvdhte. Ilowevpr, yiu cnn el n Tew hnmhvd Rnllons t ypt If ytnt vvmit It nnd you enn uet IhistHMl oil hy Ihe Kftlhm or hv j the fV hnrrel lots wo don't rme' which way jrou tnko It. Imxhii e Iho prorit ts jtis nlHntl tlve snnie. , Well, this Is nil tndny, tnnn poor old t'nele t'lnitd. J Claude C. Pratt ! Lumber Co. "Tho Poor Slnn'n Friend" Ncnr 1'i.iinili'T. - flionc Main 140 1 No Sunday lUi.tiiiesf! SPECIALS 3 MORE DAYS OF BARGAINS Friday, Saturday and Monday ALL DISCONTINUED STOCK Valued to S5.00 and $6.00 Will Be Sold For $1.00, and includes DRESSES HATS - CAPS - SHOES ; BOYS WASH SUITS - SWEATERS . and several other articles of real value. 1VL' Yards 3G-inch ' Colored Linen $1 5 Yards 27-inch Daisy Cloth 3 Yards 42-inch Pillow Tubing $1 Several other items selling at $1.00 NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Better Merchandise Lower Prices