La Grande evening observer., June 23, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 4

Thursday, June '23," 1927
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An Independent Mewepapor
THANK B. AVVUKKY
HAUVKY F. MATTlllVS
fcditor'ttnd Publisher
. liunlnMa Manager
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CUhb Mall Mutter undur net of March 2, 1 879.
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BUTTER AND EGG
PRICES STEADY
Trading Active on Port
land Market; Poultry,
Dressed Meats Steady
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
Wheat
July . ..
Scpl, ,.
CHICAGO ;iti
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i ii 115 nr. in 1 1 1 t &; i r
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IIVMtPOOL U'HF.'AT
LIVKIll'OOL, June 2J (Al')
("lone wheat: to Id Inner:
.hily lis, ?id; Oct. Jos, Utid;
Dec. IUh, !0d.
l'OHTLAM WIIKAT
't UtTLAN 1 1, Ore, Jun ;'3 (A I')
- Wheat IIMH hard white. $l.&n;
hatcl uhlte hlucfftein. haart, t.4u;
ledt ration, $1.4l; western whit ,
$l.4n; hard winter, $I.3S; north
ern nprin', $l.:iS; western red,
Today'H car receipt: Wheat, Ifi;
flour, f.; corn, 1: hay, '1,
PORTLAND, Ore.. June 23 (Al)
Hiittci and vku pr'cci on the lo
cal dairy exrluiiiKe ntv unchaiiKcd
from yeHterday w It h hading ac
IIvp. HtoruKc additions yenterdav
aiitounteil to tt'.isa poundH of but
ter and "77 cai.-.i of vku.
I'oilllry and drcMMcd fneut.H alKO
were Hteady In mo.it lines thi.H
luornlitK with trading iiilet early.
The approach of the win?-up of
the local apple seaHon was Indi
cated by the Kale of a few hoxe'i j ' "
of fancy Newtown apphw, nihiim tlUt'A(0 CASH
from hIonikc. but In K'd ronrHtlont ('IHf'AOO, June 3 f AI'J -
mm- net-em mi o s oi m.- Whcat No. 2 hurd. fl.4SU
Haps for M.LTi. another top for the N -. $1.4f.'..
season, are reporter! iroiu lahima.i Com No 1' mlxd
Ntilng: itean nnppiteN are Increas-
Inir and nrlces droonlmr. The trv
ones have declined from 2ic to I
from IK to --c.
New potatoes are ehenpiT but J
thu obi stock Is holding fit in.
Nj.
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' i Anu'iifii, .'ays I,iiiillicif!li, is succtsshiI in carrying Jtir
.mail, anil Kiudih: is Mircossful in carryiiiK )asaoiiKor.s. It'sl
tinit! In coiiiliiiit! the two.
i Tlio Oltsorvi'i' lirrnly Ijclii'vos that anyone takinir the
tinio In reasonably investigate the need or n new Seeond
street main will vote favorably on the proposed bond issue for
this improvement. The need is actual and real; the city com
mission has done its duty in asking public consent at the
polls; the responsibility now is with the voters.
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fry . prli.'i'M: I'iIiiIh :i nliiivii I'ltlii-j
Hliiniliiril.i. Mntli'ifiit. .IIi'jO t. o. n. j
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Milk m.iiily: raw milk (4 i.ii'l
jri'nt), $:'.-'7 rwt. f. o. Ii. I'oi'tlitnil.
( llillti'i f il, ?!l'.:.c f. o. Ii I'm Ikiml.
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Wheat Lower, As
Market Closes
Stock Market
Shows Tendency
To Rally Today
NKW YOltK, June 1'3 (Al1)
Rullyinic tendencies in the stock
market today after an earlier pe
riod in which bear traders had
Uncover. -d a number of weak Hpoi.i.
Ajfiirefydve buyintr was resumed in
Ma Id win. Jen--ui I Kali way Signal,
unit n few other hff;li-prieed shares.
Investment ord r carried A'lains
Kx press. American Railway Kv
pifsH and KaHtman Kodak utf to
new hlffh prices lor t hi- year In
the early afternoon, while Chl
caj,o Pneumatic Tool tidvancel" 4
points.
THE OPEN
COURT
IMmiU'SI-ONKKNTS M PUT
M'llMIT lllllll NAMIS'lO
VIIK I DII'OK IK tiij:v ii:
tilltb' 1. 1 I'l l HS I'lllNIKK.
J compact unil cfl'lclcllt boily.
To thu Kditor:
Tin- iiuefillon of making a chanpi.
iti our present system of city kov
einineiit which will be on the bal
lot at the special election on June
-Mh. Is one which should be care
fully considered by every voter.
Kin it IV lie nil it me tlirniiirli vonr i
columns to exnress mv vh-ws on Orunde Ifl u Krowlng city and in its
this subject ua a citizen mid tax OVflopinent,
pa'er who haM ohserved the cvo
lut ion of city Kovernment in
Oraude from the
w ard system with its attending
ward politico und "in'f fielcney,
which are Inseparable from that
ttyHiem, to an efficient concrete and
wcll-munuccd ud ministration of
city alfairs.
The city is a lurfte and very Im
portant business Institution. As
Cretonne Sun Shades
Bright Summer Patterns
G0c? to $2.25
N. K.West & Co. Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store
for Over 25 Years
fWill Gibson Is
Elected Chairman
t'ASl'KIt, W'j'i., June .1. AP)
i Will H. Oibson of 1 In Inc. Ida., chair,
i ma n of the Idaho 1'tibllc L'tilltlcs
huudreda ' of thou
sands of dollars of the people's
lAi i money are being: spent for needed
old council und t improvements. Let us hope that
we may ie atue to nuve Tnrce coin-
misMoners wim tno juuBmeni unu . 1.(1.ntllI(sll,11 Illl(i U.niaie eli;,!.-.....,.
foresiffht to push forward, cxer- j (f (h(t (.tMUI.a wt.steru shippers ad
cisinK proper economy und by the vtHliry hoard, was elected general
employment of pood talent In th 'chHj.nmil 0f the opeiihiK nenslun f
execution of ncc.-NM'.rv project-s, ,hw fif(h anmm convention of the
nunu in mini u way unit uint- m : u-PHlern nilviatory board todav. Ho
will succeed II. O. Taylor.-
such, its iiffati! and finances (thu
In the earlier sellliiKT wave, pro- people's money) Hiiould be handled
pects of more intense competition by men who are capable of the
in the motor tiade has forei d j administration of the affairs of so
Studeb.iker, Moon and White .Mo: - larKe a concern, and wil llnff to give
ors to new low bvels for the yi-ar i their Hervice for the good of the
I n,t j... i im i.l ii 1....I 1.. .... I.- i.t M i iihinninitv
Truck. If . art- to n unir,. us tlic flrxt rl"'r'-- "' Prtv'" '"'
The closing was Irrrirulnr. Mtiulirlcatlon for th'
StreiiKfh of SI. Paul preferred, commissioner, that he reside in at
New llavm, Soulheni I'm-llic. On- certain part of the city, to be desljj-
l
be no expensive mistakes to cor
rect In the future. To those who
advocate the return to the old
system. I concede honesty of pur
pose and sincerity of motives!
I However. 1 feel that It would be
Ia lone step backward Instead of
forward. . Such policy would spell
....i,.,. i tulrdy we could not hope to sue
qe!j ui ly ppiy uuvn iiirinvu.i iw
the; largest busineys inhtitution in
Oreat Westei n, which rose l to :
und trains of 3 to (i points In Kast
in;in Knibik. Ad:ims Kvnress. i'hil-
Ip Jones and Ann i Iran AKricm-
a ward, and t hai only one can
quality from such ward, then we
Cannot hope for a continuation of
as Kootl administration t of oily.
i HICAOf). June , CAP)
"pt-'iini: at i't to T,c il-cllii'-. C'Jil
carfo n heal later uii'lem e'nt Hn !-!
ilitioiiiil set hack. 'orn K(arttl i,
to Thc off und cooltnued down
grade. On Is wrt weak.' Provi
sions lemled to fiUK,,
Wheat closed heavy, toS'ic
net lower; corn I u ia 1 down;
oals " b to le .off, and provision-)
showing Hi lo 17c decline.
tural Chemical prefi-rred contrast-j business as we now enjoy. As for
rd with loss of 3 poita or so In ; myself, I care not u rap where the
JC.eneral Motors. Houston oil. Na-! conimissionerfl live within the city
tional Oistillers Products. I'lilon or whether theyjill live.iii the same
' Hag and Paper and Coca Coin. To-! block, so Ion? us they are capable
tal sales, approximated ,-.tnje,0V" t ot hattdllntr our afiaiis . as they
radt
' WliL'thor or imt hk is in fuvur f the income tax for Ore
gon the now six per cent limitation hase .should receive a yes
vote. Without the new hast? the state must either continue
to create an increasing deficit or radically curtail many ac
tivities and the usefulness of numerous institutions
approved there will not he, contrary to some impressions, an
oi'tfy of spending or a heavy property tax increase.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHlcAtio. June :':t (AP t".
I c pari men! of Acriciilt ore)
I Mops OUriKl; slow, hetlt-r
noRH generally m io i ;c lower:
packing sowsfc irforc off; ht
weight showing mosl deeltne: top,
t'.K2h; bulk ltio to 1" en iits., $ S. 'j ;
fri
Cattle !. Una; few choice weigh
ty Hteers steady; others weak in
) LTc lower; slow at deeline; top,
. $ 1 4.(i", paid for I L'tMl lb. aver-
Wilh it "Ks: ,M'-st yearlliiKS. $l.:ir; veal-
rs ift lo fiie lower, 1 1 n.fea 'it 1 1 .f'.
Sheep 111. nna; slow, early sabs
LA GHAMR WHOLESALE
Poultry (life weight).
Heavy hens i'llc tb.
Light h.'iii 14 16c lb.
IStayH Sc lb.
J-'Innr.
Hard Keileration (hard whofct)
bbl.
Soft wheat $7.40 bbl. .
shares. ,
I'OliTLAVh LIVKK'IOCK
POlt I'LANI), Ore., Junc:':t (APj
T-i;cceipts cati P'. cars,
co.xl sti-ers steuily: I bin steer
to l'5e lower for week.
Hops fdcady; reccijits, 1 15
and throuuh.
Sheep and lambs steady; re
ceipt, sheep, tin; lambs, medium
to choice, SI lbs. down, $lii.r(i'
1,1. (HI.
should be and are'w illlntt to do so.
We are Indeed fortunate lo be ublo
to pet three men of the type w
now have, to th-vote their time and
enei'Ky to our service. It is a
I'roui personal observation. I am
convinced that tlm present system
Is successful and know the old
Council system was not; for that
reason; I- cannot believe we would
be dotnp justice to our Ives in
making a change.
H. K. COOLIDdK
Twin Kalis, Ma., was selected ns'1
the next meriinx pluc for n iu:n
tcrly session to be hela Ieceinlitr
S this year.
The executive committee In its
report recommended heavier load
itiK of freight cars in the Interest!;
of rale eeoiiomlc and transporta
tion efficiency; complete unloiidini;
of all cars to uftike them avuihihh;
for imiiieiliate use w hen one Wiip-
ii lent when eomplele; kuuu'csi lyti.
for railway assistance In reji.nliiv
iiiK niovemeiit of livestock to
market on a uniform bu.sis.
The advisory board of the eon
tral western district embraces Ne
braska. Colorado. Wyomii;. l.'taJi
and Idiihfi and two counties ia
Kaslem Oregon. '
It silllplv lambs steady to around I .rn-'
. i i a a ui it i a i i a lower i nu rr v enncs'iay ea ri y itui u i
means that the state will he put hack on the basis existing nnlivlJli 4m-aM M.f.n; few sai-s'
before the first stale income tax experiment. The present 1p to n.?r.; best mid hiphor;
base, which will provide only about two and a half million 11.. l9 VH !":!!": '
dollars, is totally inadequate for Oregon's government and inrerinr iambs down to $7.r.i
h v.irnm I nf ihn 1 -fo T f If i 1 1 1, , n Tlwi rWrii linen n-ill tin ' "holce Idaho lambs held aroui
v,,v " v '-."'. v... " 1 iir..:tr: few pood rat
mit about a million more and will be in keeping with what steady, r.rnr,i a ,:u
'wes around
Oregon neetls. If income tax revenue becomes available itj
will he included in that basic total; if not. the state can stilli
continue t; do business in a reputable manner. I
nriTpjti-wr
SAN KIIANCJSCH. .Line j:i (AP)
Itutlerfal f. o. b. S.ui I- ram tseo.
i'2C
. T1IK AIR PROGRAM
Admiration for a certain very likable young man named
Lindbergh should not detract attention from his message, but
should enforce it. Personalities attract us more .than ideas,
but ideas are more important and persist longer. Lindbergh
himself realizes this, and tries to sink himself in his work,
lie is above all else a laborer and prophet in the field of avia
tion. And he seems to know as definitely what he is talking PRIVATE
AIM'l.liS !
SAN I'ltANl'ISi'll, .him' :S I.U'j
l- i'ili-ral Slalc Miil ki-t New s S.'r. - ;
let --Apple: Null liw I'.iti'i n : Willi-!
siilH, Hi'.'., II.IHI'M I. iil hiix. I
i:v YtntK I hi rr
ni:w viiitiv. .him' j;i t AP)
IHIi il fruits Flcailv.
MKHTINt;
alx'ut, when he harps mi his chosen theme, as he knew where'
he was truing when he pointed his plane toward Paris.
"Our greatest need." he says, "is for airports elose to the
treat cities. Auroits are as ni'coss.'ii v ns seainirts. us !wi'i.-L .
.... ...,;i I I ;.,.. ! i :.. I :..
.ii.i ii.t iitiiiii.iu ii i iiii.il., ni-iiiiu ciMiuiHiiiiiaiioti o,v ail
will come, but slowly, and the nation must jret ready for it.
There will U no niiiaelc, any more than there was in linUiiio.'
Fast and West when the transcontinental railroads were built.
IIKU) TO niscrss
TWO PROPOSALS
(Colillnucil from I'tige V
a ciiniini'ii iliiiiiiiilnalir f"r i'iitv-.
, liuili' mill hiillllliuis ari-i'iil.ililt' hi1
I'viM'yliinly."
! It in linilcisliMiit dial ViM '.tH.I i
MVril .11.1 tlliirl nt (111' lalktlli: at in-
'.lav s i.i'lvali. i'.iiiv.iill..n ati.l II. .1 I
i. nut- can's, kid, niaj pot ineinseives on ine air niau dv wise 111 ounn inoni i. m-
forethoiiht and preparation. We have a oood air mail serv-!;;";;;';;'''',,',!;;;,
ice. comparatively spcakin;r. but are far behiinl other nations ir..ui;U '.iucIiik tin
M i,,, i.,i , i . i ... .1 .. i ,i i ., imuiiiai warMiii
In passenvr service. Jhc latter must be developed, then both
may pmcecd together, lie is a man of peace, little concerned
With dclibciate war piepaialions. Yet he realizes that the
best war prepaiat ion is the development of e,reat air eipiip
nu nt anil personnel.
Ibis countiy is raturally situated
We have no intei national holders
v cather conditinns are ivlatively
i- in whom lime means more than
ii"h'i lei's vo' If we don't, l.ind-
in iiuiiii
Wlilllit c
ow the bmad iew : "
to be the leader in 1 1 ill",
to eoiiiphcate ll.ins. our
tood. and we have a enr!
it loes to any ethei." All
beiKh ;s ineicly a stunt
him inei e sentiiiieut,ilit .
pi 1 1 irmei, and our attitude towanl
Measure No. 302
Measure
t n 'II to be I
No.
eid
lot for the special elec-'ii.-t
ilutional amendment
provision of
lure JS is
wliieli provnlcs tbat tlic d limita.i.ni
the wiej;o:i t mu! ;lut im. m.tv mnv in IK.. P.,.-tl,.i,,
School 1 list i ii't as it hum ; ip,ies to all other school
distiiets tliroU;;lioul the , tale.
This measure affects r,.. ntlier distiici m Orei-on than
the l'oitland Nlioul l):,tiiet ac,! Portland ifideii's will
ii)piveiate your stippoi i.
VOTE 302 YES
' (Paid Adv. by .Mi. W. W. (iaburl. Stao Pnident Ore
gon t'tmress of ParenU and Teachers; W. 1'. Asher,
(Vntral iVuncil of Daddies t'lubs; S. ' Pickering!
fhaiinian Portland Hoard of School Dneetors; Chsrles
A. Rice. SupeiinttMulent of Portland Sclio.ils.)
d eit end t ha l he crll lned t lie
AinerUaii prinelples :is l.i'kim: in-,
definile feope they Were rrsirn-t ed j
t" obtatntOK nut iiiitnii tonnage 1 u: ;
ores to only three types of auil-i
l.iry wurcraft. i
It Is believed that Mr. I iib-m
took the podtion lh.it il was liolh'
1111 w mid I in pi 11 hie ( reopen
the W.tshtnutoii treaty a would i
cur If the PritNh proposal for a i
duel ion in the mv.e- of li.a t U-hips
w ere i-otiidcrrd . The A tnertc.t n
delei;ule it is bmeved pdn!ed out;
th.i' the siM'ond Wa-hmI'-n eon-
fereii e whieh will he held in t :;i.i
will be eomoked bet. ire the time
:.irues for the rept.ueliient of am
i il..tliler-hips of the yre.tt tui.0 p.n
' ei s and t hut in I '.' .1 1 , I 'raiu e and
A Ititlv. who are not p;ii't Irip.H liu in-
l ho presfiit eoiif ei enei' will he pre-
t in to Like part in the di. ii-.M,.n
.ill p'. ohlems eouneeled w i! 'i t lie
MtT n.ixal Mint-. m hiding erui-.-
Cetlt hlitil (if l ali tu -v-
The lieprosfion pie.nl lit Cen
eu tinit the AnitM i ;ui deloiM t it-n i
so ion V l Peed o the I':. linens of n
pv.'tc. t th.it it will not i MiinteM .n.
ae luad.imentiil rh itu;c.", alilomh
liMlntiilly It wiM lie ditmsod to'
in, i ke i onves-'U'ii on et.ti I u'ui lij
are i ustomaiy at inlet national con-
LA (iHAMli; ItinAIL MARKKIS1
Unlry.
Putter, creaineiy 5(i f 96c.
Kpps 2 it'ii -'Jc do..
Cheese SafMoc a pound.
Honey, comb 2fc lb.
VeKctnliles.
New potatoes 1 e lb.
Mtrlnj? beans I'nc lb.
tlreen peas I itc lb.
l'otalo4's- fte lb.
Spinach 3 lbs. Tor 2c.
Tomatoes LTcu 3fC lb.
Parsley jac bunch.-CahbaKe--Hlc
lb.
Loo il nsparaRUB Lf lbs. 2 nr.
W'adtt Walla onions 16c lb.
Lettuce 2 heads 2ao. '
Celery 2Tc bunch.
Cauliflower 16c lb.
Cucumbers I Or each.
Munch carrots 2 for Iiie.
Punch heet inc.
Hunch turnips S for 2 Tic.
Croon onions fic buiinh.
Wax onions- 2 lbs. Jfc.
lied tldons--2 lbs. 2nc.
Yellow onions 2 lbs, 3fc.
Kadlnhes 6e bunch.
1'nilts.
Hood Itiver straw bci l ies 2
box.
SI ra w het rks I tic box.
Cherries- 5'i Sf 21ic lb,
Phuharh-- fir lb.
Apples 4e lb.
Hanaua 2 lbs. 2io.
Lemons tec lb.
Orance!---;('f PV dpz,
(Jraprt fruit 3 for 3."c.
for ;tfc.
Cani.iloupes 2 for .1c.
Watermelons -6c lb.
Nnjmr.
Cane su.rar $ 7. 1 S fr 7.S4.
Mrttir.
Soft wheat H. 20 hb.
Hard federation t .20 bbl.
Poultry
Hprinj: fries - :tie lb.
lb -us --JAit :v lb.
MrnU mid I'ish.
Iloef boil --I21 'f lC.
Chops and "teaks - 2 S ; Sue.
Salmon (slrlctly fresh)- .I.Sc
Halibut -:i2e lb.
Clams U'c lb.
(.ftolltie
(Lisollne. rettular, retail, 2:c.
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lini-til inn sure it uoulil he much morel VMMawi, ftm mill . i a k.iii r miSi'ir "!
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.five InHteail of three. Why make fff Laily AsKintunl ? r- . viVf
'the hotly more ciimher.soine anil -h-. H ffl ' X
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For Coast
Car Owners
who are not mechanics
and don't want to be!
IEW men grease and oil their own cars. That's
a jtil) for an expert tine who knows when
and how to lubricate the 50 to 80 points where
friction is a constant menace.
The surest way to safeguard those vital friction
points is to ask for "Complete Veedol Lubrication."
Then these things happen to your car in short
order: First, your crankcase is l rained and refilled
w ith the correct Veedol motor-oil for your par
ticular car. Second, your transmission and differ
;ntial are refilled with the correct Veedol gear
lubricant. Third, ever)' one of the chassis-points
is newly lubricated with Veedol High -Pressure
Lubricant. Each of these Veedol lubricants gives
the famous "film of protection" that masters deadly
heat and friction.
i To be sure of expert lubrication service, look
for the orange and black Veedol sign. Always a.
for Veedol lubricants ly name. If you drive a Ford,
ask for Veedol Forzol.
Tide Water Oil Sales Corporation. San Fran
cisco, Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle.
PI' A I. MIS: Bult ileihcn of 'tcJul pitxlucts is now
itiiiilabit lo oixr-iyto inuiriHual (Win and totirif on the
1'jilpC t.OJ.'f.
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if Ti i i irif fm J MWuir Ttika
Eastern Oils and Creases
fit i!j lr If
Cw.'t n bm
1 iyw it qrtitrt In .iA;i 'rftoi In tht PtiCric
i::r 1 t;J;l vc Fjj .Sr kj.V.? "r Trr.'.
That Glow
Energy
comes from eating plenty of
nature's perfect loaf
Sally Ann
Bread.
the food that builds health
satisfies hunger
and saves money while
doing it.
Ask Your
Grocer
Gwilliams
Electric
Bakery