La Grande evening observer., May 11, 1927, Image 4

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. '.Wednesday, May 11, 1927
EX GRANDE EVENTNG OBSERVER
tt
Oncormmtcdt
' An Independent Newspaper
FRANK B. APPLEBY
... Editor and Publisher
HARVEY F. MATTHEWS .
. Business Manager
Published evenings, except Sunday, at 1416 Adams Avenue,
La Orande, Oregon. The Obsirrer-Ktar published every Friday,
Entered at the Fostoffice at La Orande, Oregon, as tiecond
'Clues Mall Matter under act of March 2, 1879.
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" i CITY OF LA GRANDE
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lion of nil news dinuatches credited to It or not otherwise credited
It published therein. All rights of republication of special dis
patches In this paper, and also the local news herein also are
reserved.' . , ., ; -.
' SUBSCRIPTION RATES . "
. Uy Carrier ;:;' '
Dally, por month In advance.- .'......,..l........w.. 75o
Dally, per six months In advance -...1 4.60
Dally, single coiy............... .... v. ...0o
. By Mall
Dally, per month In advance .... ., '. 60o
Dally, per six months In advance . .. .............$2.&0
Dnlly, per year In advance..; ;'.. 5.00
Weekly Obaervor-Stur, per year .. ......$ 2.00
ADVERTISING RATES
Display, forelfrn, per column Inch
Display, local, per column Inch
Time contruct prices on application.
..42o
...40o
HOLY lti;Vi:i:i:NCK A HIC1.V OF WISDOM Anil unto inn ii
tlo.l tut III. Jichufri, the four of tlte I.or.1, tlmt I uisilo.ul und to
depart from evil is understanding. Job 28:8. ...
Second Liberty
Bonds Will Be
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
Paid On Nov. 15
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WAKIIINCITON, D. C May II.
Soerolary Mellon has called for pay
ment on Nov. 15, 1927, all outstand
ing second Liberty Ixian bonds. In
terest on these bonds will cense on
Nuv. S, 1927. Approximately 11,
700.000.000 of these bonds ure now
outstanding.
While the bunds will be puid on
Xov. lu, 11.27, it Is (Uite probable
filly
Kept.
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1.1 Vjritl'CMll. WUKAT '
MVEKI'OOL, May 11 (API
Close: Wheat Jo- Sd lower;
May 10s, loftd; July 10s, Si4d
Oct. 10s, 49d. .. .
' I'ORTIA.ND WHI'AT
I'OltTI.ANK, lint., .May II (AC)
I i,A v. .1, i,. ii,.! Wheat HUB hard white. il.Ci
treasury will extend to the holders I " Wuestem. baart. H.6I; "a .
of the second Liberty j.oan bonds l""" h ' .4K: federation. ' " r 'y
un opportunity to exchatiice them "" ' western while, 1 1.47; I ",.,..'.' " i
for other government securities. Not ,,,,ru winier, wesicrn nil, 81.44.
uni.oumienM.iit has oh, yet been! Today's car receipts Wheat, 01 ;
mad lis to the typo of security to I barley, 2; flour, 0; l orn, 8: hay, 2
be offered In oxchunge, or the ilaloj . . ' ',
on which the exenauge oner may
Iim f.yio,'le,l The treiisiirv fi.
. ... V . I fllKAOO. S UV I (AIM ,
plains tnal tne terms oi ine uonos ,,,,,, v , , I
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Wheat Undrrjocs
General Setback
CHICAOO, .May II (Al'l - "p. li
l.o; c off to "t- v. !;.'.(
underwent u mali-ii:.; sr.:, ..-'". v.U
J around.
require that a notice be given to
the public six months tii advance of.
the redemption date. The secre-'
tary's announcement, therefore, i
does not mean that tho bonds Will
be paid at the present time, but
merely places the holders un no-J
tlce that their bonds will b re-1
deemed .on Nov. 1 6; and will cease
to bear Interest on that date.
If holders of second Liberties de
sire to have their bonds' redeemed,
they should present them' for .pay
ment on Nov. 10, 11127. bat if they
desire oihei 'government oblbn.-j
ttons In jilfu-e of, their seconds, they J
should watch for further announce
ment and notify their bank to keep jirHl6 ;
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leritiu ill... mujr laiei uv iiiui.u iiy
It. Is anuoune'ed In
that bonds may lie iirCseiued to
78JJ7!ic; No.
CHICAGO
CHICAOO, May
Wheat No. 4
hard, 11.46.
Corn No. 4 mixed
3 yellow, fill 4c.
Oats No. 2 white. &lttbic;
No. 1 w hite, 47 '4 H ill hie. -
Ityi No. J, 81.118. , ..'
Barley 773ic.
Tlinothy seed '&uuxi;:o
t.'lovor seed S2'.2.rti ZQ.itV. ;
Ijiird 1 12.12. .;. . v . ' -i
iiib-$is.iMK .' , ' ; '
Uullt-s- :3.70. ' i I-, .-.:':' -
I'oi ll. o.'ilM an-1 Ji: j l:.P,fi.;
firm, i-oin .ini'siih'
to e C'lVaa;', . i-'il
tln-n scorlnu sliijl.t K'"il'ial ;;.: li'.
i'orn closed s'roii;.-. I In 'it'
mtt liiglli'r: wlual nr.SfH'Ctl at lift
same us yeKlerday's uim1i lo r'
lower: OiltS to v,p ,ip ::,! 1
provisions uuchallK' d to I IH' i!owi.
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(in.-.Mm v:ioi.i:sai.e
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LESS BUILDING
WORK AFFECTS
STOCK MARKET
1
! NKW YOU1C. 'May J I ''(Al).
' iicriliirs for thi atlvance Ht-nm-.
to txju'rJ ui v more difficulty hi
K.-tiiiipr ptict-H u in today's stock
; l.iackt i, ir.iiitc' tint IcatliTflhip of
. v i-.il liirh-KTuik' Industiiul and
' .V big .f.ilUntf off in buildinti
. riiiii i t in oiiKhout tho country
ino.uiii.ilily wits ri-Mponwible for tlit!
v.. ;itun s':; of l oundation coinimny,
w3i.e:i t!t -i-linyd four potms. Kood
:unl itilt!ir utilily Htocka showed
I'urthi-r i'j:pon; to populur do-
Uilrli (. ' 1
t nit. 1 i-lat.H Kti-td liowt d in-
-1 ! n i 1 1 t 1 1 flu.Hlu'H of strviiBth ut
one tiiiif k Hints up to within h
jioint .of ita ifcord bluli and tlu-fo
v. h.: a iiiun- K' ncial iniiiii y for tho
lust Rradf southern and south-wt-stt
iii r.iilruad tthun'S.
Tin cttiiiinjj was firm. 1
i'.'t;l Halts approxiliiutud 1,700,'
00U ahaica, ;
. , .CHICAGO UVKSTOVK. j
CHlrAQO, May ,i .Ai--ir.- JI.J
Di'pnrtuient ot Afirk-ultuin). '
fllow; tnorttly . joe.
TutytdHy" averavo; topi
j lo.l'6 paid for sevcrul loads 7't;
L0 poundfi; bulk IGtf to '2uu
Oi Brando ' -
Iu fJralidf hunks or ni.y lorat hank: " " vuu ,u " JJ y nr.
may in notified us to the wlHhOif of ""w ',,,v,"u," mm iinn-ra.-,
the huldei H. ' i tnouy steady; other classes ntwidy
, " j to rtrons:-fat cows 8carc; htKht-r j
fin Instances; . lest';.wHrht ntnri,i
xyrtvt: of final ArrorxT- $i8.85;,.fow. loads i3.25 j3.7oj j
' ; a long yearlings, 1 2. bit; -country!
Notk-c Is hereby given that Lot yearlings up to' $11.00; liulk vtnl-i
F.. HtuxltrriiHH has filed with th crit, $lU.5ft(j 12.50.; ' ; j
County' t'lcrk of L'nlon fount y,1 Hhe.ep - 1 u,MU0;. market slow:
Oregon, his final account as Ad-: generally steady With Tuesday; i
From Present indications ' the Pari8-to-New York air
flights will not increase Mr. Average Traveler's dissatisfac
tion with the slower method of ocean liners.
Western Umatilla county entered a new era yesterday
with formal opening; of the McKay dam. There is every in
dication that the project will be a success and will add new
wealth and new population to Oregon. It is but one step in
the development of a greater and more productive state. ;
' , .' I mlnlstrator of the, estate of HaniU") bulk pood to choice Colorado woo'
it Mississippi floods have menaced and destroyed life and white, decease,!, and that thu i , umm . neki around in.s.s::
, . (County Court has fixed Friday, tlin' ehoLco hundywolffbt clipped laniiiB'
property practically every year since the valley was settled,! ith ,iy r juc, 11127. at 11,.. 10 -mail kiiie eariy...io.ni; bui'd
Varyihg in degree, with the present disaster the worst jn,,,ouror ln:"" o'clock a; m., astin,desirutie ciippe.i lumbs, ,i5.oii i
t.:ni.n.... -1. . . . 1. ai.' mi , time when It will hear objections 15.75: few clipped culls,' $lZ.oo" I
i history. Each year such a thing is possible and a most ex-, , W1,,i rmi ..c ount and win 12.su: package of medium ..round!
pensiye thing, not only to the area immediately affected, but lln determine n.e same. - - 4a pound native . sprint; ian.i..i
to tho entire country-and nothing is done about it. The lossj 'TMS? u u ll'h'Z,: JZu
this year, without doubt, would pay: fdr engineering precau-i ' Ad.ninistinior.'cd ewes .up to. .;. rced;-;
tions'and controls iat would make future river tragedies lm-' May S1, 58 iua ; '"Cttrce- ' ti I
probable.
liomil income?
How could we better spend a portion of our na-
'LITTLE BROTHER' OF FATHERS' DAY
SEVENTEEN HONOR STUDENTS
The attention of. the public uijon whom the burden of
schooj su-J)OlrniUlJvais,fall ik regularly dUcted4):oj.,rh-
out 11 school year to the athletic achievements and activities
of a student body. It is only natural that this should be the'
obvious thing, from a casual standpoint, about high schools,'
since it is an activity that "makes news" and that can arouse
and allow a general public interest and participation.
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f-tcnoiai-Kiiip excellence or. woik in ine classroom is less
intimately, known or appreciated .by the average citizen in
the average community, but it', is, nevertheless, given great
emphasis and attention; and in oir own high school compe
tition; for scholastic honors has become gratify ingly keen
iis a result of the selection of honor students each year who
recede Hi-Dad Honor Pins as a contest trophy. To become
an honor student means the earning of 12 honor joints or!
more each semester, with at least six of these gained entirely
by scholastic excellence. ;
Seventeen senior students, chosen by the, high school
faculty, qualified this year and were presented with Honor
Tins this morning by W. C. Perkins,: head of the Hi-Dads, at
a special assembly at the school. J With a. minimum of "Hi
points required to qualify, tho student scoring highest honors
had earned ihe remarkable score of 81 points. .Two others
won with 76 points each, another liad 72, and the lowest score
-in the entire group was 41 points. ; The student body; the
faculty, and the community litharge may well be proud of
the record made by these young people and The Obsei-ver
congratulates them on the achievement, i
i At" a time when education hid educational methods ; are
suffering from much random- criticism the award of these
tokens of student superiority,, based primarily on scholastic
.work, is worthy of special note.; For seventeen to reach
such!n high standard out of. a. class of eighty-odd is most
creditable. And it is worthwhile further to note that a con
siderable number of these seventeen were not only success
ful in class work but were also, leaders in athletic, literary,
musical, and general student' activities -that 'aid in the pro
duction of a well rounded student citizen.
Lh Grande has just cause, to be proud of her schools be
cause of these things. ' " '
rm.llry tlltc wclul.t).
Heavy bens 21'e !b.
I.lsht hens -14 .1 Hie lb.
Stat-a l,c lb.
Hour.
Hir.l Kederulloi. (IkimI .,'.)
17.61. Mil.
Soft wheat 17.40 1,1,1.
i.a ;n.M)r. i:i:i a!i, m.i:m:is
I Miry.
l!utter. cie:wnery 4Sd, '.iTc.
IOijsjs if.'.c iloz.
t'lieese 3:V'f4"c a poiin,l.
Honey, comb -'.e 11.
'ctt.-tabtes. j
New potatoes 2 lbs. ,',e. I
h'lrinu henns -Ji'e lb. !
(ili-en peas lf.f l!i. j
rot:.to,s 9 (hs., f,e. I
rsnliflower I .r. I'ne. '
.'.lery bfarfs- I'f.e. I
Siv t. potalni'S 3 II
Turnips r,e ,h
Spinaell :i Mis. for :
Tnuialois "lie lh.
I'.irsley I do I'lineK.
I'abbai; e Hi.
I.oeal iiMianiin.s-- ir.i
Walla Walla onion; -:; II..-. z'
Orecn peppers :ifp
Lettuce 10c loa 1.
Celery 2,i.' himi n,
('IK-ltlllbel H 2mc .icl).
lblneh ea.-rol.s-- .1 lor i;',f.
Iluni-h heel. I lie.
Hunch turnip;. l-ie.
r.reen o.i'ons r.,- l.-melt.
Wa onions I' ll'i. :T,e.
IN.dis'les 5c liilneli.
i'ruil.
Strawberries i'im
Hhiibarb 4 lbs.
Apples 3 lbs. i;
R-ir-aiiits 1 r,c 10.
I.mons 4"c lb.
Or.inK.-s rn 5i Tin
flrapi? fruit 3 lor Z'j; z for
S.:k:.i-.
Cane sukot $r, 'js 7,-ja
. I'lnili.
Port wlient js.in i.i... ,
''Hard f;-.lei.-i'l.,o - ..;. I.M.'
rimllry
. f.'hieliens 'il 'n .''.".'c ll.
I'OI: 1'I.AMl I.IVI-ISTOCK
riir.TI.ANIl, (ire.. May 1 1 (AP).
I'a'.lle ml calves about steady
nili-ney lower on stcels; no ro-
l.ipt.T.
Ilii.rs sl'-july to siroiirr: receipts
-.0. hiclinliMff loo direct,
llheep und lalllbs' look steady:
e, Ipl.-i ,r5 on contract. Lambs,
ne, Hum to choice, Hl.OtHi 1 1 .60:
nrintr himbs, .uedlum to 'choice,
1 ,.. Is down. JlJ.iiii4iJS.rin:
-ai-lini.- wethers, nicdiuiii to choi-jc
i'.'.u'ij 1 11.0(1.'
;nTi:iti'A'r
MAN 1-I:AX1S0. May II f.M')
- - ttellei-fal f, o. b.. San Krancisco,
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New Drapery Materials
and Ready Made Curtains
NEW Curtains arid Hangings will makeyoin1
home more cheerful through the coming
season. See these charming fabrics and ready
made curtains at our Store; reasonably priced.'
N.K.West&Co.Inc.
td Grandma Leading Store
for Otier, 25 Years
for
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Ihiy" waa the nuino given In 11H.I in i J,,''
box.
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Beacon '
Ciih Ulankets
- Maiio Warn. I-Yictls
l."c - G5c - 75c
Norton's
XiddyShop
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C -Gifts Sijitable Foi -The Graduate
v. v C- viniin' Goorf Taste.
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I.UlIu Ilrotlit-r of 1'uVhorn'
.liirlc, tiifiiiit ho uf .Mrn, Julin ftrtico I-uU tt Hpukune, 'nh. Slit?
wiik the fou n tier ttf KatherH' tluy oil the third Suudiiy In June.
Tt'tluy the tuftuit )i9 piown tu a "hit?" h rut her, ami merited his
tlile )y het-tinin? att 10:iKle Sriiut, widnlhtf In hi year, the hrniixe.
Mllvci' and fsold inednlH for olvlr ' nervlee und scoutmaster ieKree-
friMM Cultimliht unlvoi'Hhy and the Nailiinul t'otln'.ll, Uuy Heuutu uf
Ahtrrit'iu ... " j- ' - - -
A New '
Telephone
Directory
will be issued soon.
Install a telephone and get
a listing in the directory.
Home Independent Telephone Co.
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fcli'illinc Coffee never viries in flavot---v!
c::cl yet your taste may vary, sometime from
clay to day. Any day your taste varies so that !.
you'tio not enjoy Schilling Coffee-
your-grocer won't argue about. iti ..'.-, V
lie w ill instantly return the price of the full
p;.ckTc you are then using-your mere Staterrtcht
i ci:o;'i.Don't trouble to return the coffee-. -for
your taste may change back again.
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KKI.IN(. TIIK IHIK I IIUIS I UM 111 KM Mi in ihe
Joh uf n women's uiltutttM't flrv ilt'imiimrnt in Alliniiibrn,
i'rtllf.. Thry ivRiilnr llrt riiitiitrii(, ilHvo tlirlr tmn
ltut-ki anil roll tlirir unn lior. Horr hit Mrs. H. I'. v
- aU Mrs. Marguivi hniuicr testing a new nouln. '
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