La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 30, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPage Four LK GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Thursday, June 30, 1027. ' JlaCSrmthc gating (Dtaerfor (Inrarporalrd) Ail ImlciK'iirif'ut Newspaper FRANK B. APl'LKBY Killtor and fubllsher HAJIVEY F. MATTilKWB JtUHlneHS Munuger Published evanlrgs, except Sundiiy, at 1416 Adams Avenue, La Grande, Oregon. The ObHkrver-Hlur pulillxhed every Friday. Entered at the Postofflce nt Ia Orunde, Oregon, as Second Clous Mall Matter under act of March 2, i879. OFFICIAL PAI'KR OF UNION COIJNTV AND TUB ' CITY OF LA CItANDU MBMBKIt ASKOCIATKI) I'ltlCHH The Assoclntril l'rrss Is exclusively entitled to uiio for publica tion of nil news dlxpatchc'H crmtltml to It or not otherwise credited If published (herein. All rll.hts of republication of special dis patches In ihis paper, mid ulso the local news herein also are reserved. BERRY PRICE IS LOW IN PORTLAND MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY Although Peak Is Passed Strawberries Sell for Five Cents a Box Wheat Inly .... Sept. ... CHICAGO C.ltAIV MH I IO-1, I III 7-, llilll High I ! ', I I -1 !-i j l l l:ltl'(M)I, WIIKAT I.IVKKI'OOI,, June 30 (Al'l I Close: Wheat 14,1 hliflwr to .,.! 1 lower: July lis, Oct. us, Hec. Iim l'OlTI.ANO, Ore. June 3d ( A I'i 1 1 ' '' Althoni,'h the peak of the straw- lurry market has b. en p.iNs. d, l-HM I.AXII WIIKAT good berries still urn selling lor .is: ltTI,ANI 1. Ore,, June 311 (,w, low us a box or about 4 ,je! " " HUH hard white, hard when sold by the erale. The quiil. ! wh"'' I'luestem, baarl, 1 . 4 C ; fed- lly Is exeeptbHially good. eiaiion. sou wnile. wesni .;lit I 7 Iaw Cw 1 1 I i'i ti ill ' 'iv 1 1 1 1 m BYRD FLIGHT I C LOG id the hvH'lnli'il WiiIiii'mIiiv lliistcru dayhi,'bi time. :-4 a. 111. Hopped nl'r ; BUIiSCHll'TlON ItATUB Jly t.arrb Dally, per month In advance 75o Daily, per six months In advance 4.6u Dally, single copy 60 lly .Mall Dally, per month In advance 6P0 Dally, per six monthB In advance I2.&0 Dally, per year In advance $5.00 Weekly Observer-Star, per year 12.00 advi:rtisino hates Display, foreign, per column Inch Display, local, per column Inch Time contract prices on application. 42o 4uo Till-; MiU IS XKAII-Tli.' J .nr.. is ninh unto Hihm Ihat are if a hrofceti Jn-.nl; and r-avuli sin h as he ot a contrite spirit. J'Htilm 34: 1 H. Hiring hen ns -- homo Ki ow'ii -arc ! selling at 1 He a pound, ami in I Home instances cheaper, i 'lierrh n have enl'led lite local : market in vquhUU Table nan lily it ml hi.- 1 1 front 1 c u pound tu hlltflltly lower. I (iio mm icporl that tin- Kciicr.il! crop, however, hi not larse an 1 j that this year's low prices may not ?o to t lie level of former yea y;. j Thu ((Utility, however, is declared! to he. exceptionally Rood. f 1'oultry and country dressed ' meats art; Hteady. an ui e hut I und crb. hard winter, northern spring ! ,ltlTVVr"lt Kl''1'1, I'on Ih1,"' H..S; .vewtern i-d. it. an Today'. ear receipt v corn, H; oats, 3. flour, A SI I New High Record Is Established CMICViO 'MK'.UiO. June Wheat No. '2 hard, 1 hard. l.i:t 'j, ( 'm n No. 3 mixed, '17 2 yellow, $1.00 a-; tit I "i ." nts--No. 2 white, ib'n &uc S w hile, 4tj -ij 4 Sr. Itye not quoted. Harl.y 73 ' tif.e. Timothy weed $4.7r'i S.Od. ''lover M-ed $ 1'O.ori a T . 0 I,nrl:-ti:'.77. ItlltM $i:'.(irt. ItellieH --$ I 4.li'i. fl'Olll X. V. (tvor I'lyuioiith, Alas:!. I H:2U o. ni. Slhtt'd inlleM we.it of Yarmouth, N. ,S. , j 11:10 u. in. over .Martin'M river, is. s. I 1:3U p. ni. OverUulf of St. Imw- ! p. in. Xcar St. I'terre, MiRue- ,lon. I TclL' p. in. Off Kollth eoawt New foundlaml. I : 4 p. ni. Over llellevue, Xew- fniindland. I 8:3 . m. SiRhteI od miles east of Ht. Johns, N. I". I Oft Wall Street Wheat Unsettled 'Jliursday ii. in. t'liaihaiii, Mas.. Ma- ; t ion of f.tadfo Corporation f Anier 'lea heard Amerlea'H aiitomatii- hir 'nal.i flistlneiiv at dlstanio of ap pi oxiniately 1 Mm milos. J'.VJ; a. m. liyrd Kent radio men- As Jllarket Closes . m,- tii.iL lie nan seei neiuier In till nor water since 4 p. in. Wednesday KKW VHIlK. June 311 (Al') ....... v. vivoio ilm. I., dense and low !., uds. I':slablisbuieiit of a new bitfh re,-. . I 4:Jll a. in. I.lner Merlin, H',li miles ord since l2ii by .Southern I'a- CIIICACO. June 30 (l' ' ,v,st of linds Und. ICiikIuikI. beard Cllic COI Oil at 117'. featured In-Mlocniuu oiielin n ee.l l ft. .. r." I I'll 11 Sl;ual.4. ilay's dull and IrreKiilar slnek mar. Ileal soon look a decided swln ' 4 ; "' '" Sl 1 '" '"bltrit. I".-, kct. Tim Keiieral list a It. 'mat. ly upward. Corn nils relatlvelv wen I: ' l""B" H""lnv''' of Irish cast piek- blew Iml null cold, uilh selling , slarlinir at tjc to lc decline, pressure particularly severe and mil lioblinif well on rallies'! iiKalnsl many ol" the molors. oila Oals uere liriiier, nroxisions sho.v- H wasn't entirely n "no" election, nfter nil lour .state ineasures were approved liy sinitll majorilie.s. The obsolete )iovision prevenutis' negroes and Chinese Irom voting was ami raiiroa.1 e,aiPienis. concern rept'aled; the criminal indictment amendment carried; voters !nK w"l','h '"',"!" l",s . . . ' been Ulllav (liable. will lie requiretl to rejiister l'l'i re election day ; and Nestuccai tiw maikei . sp. ri. ne.-.i a ratii lmy is closed to conmieici.il lisliinj.-. Which would indicate,! ,r "l,"rp shilKi'"-' 'i'"11 "" .. e ,, , ,. , . llinrnintr as bear traders lian -red in spue oi me general disapproval ol oilier thing's, that the disapproval was reasonably thoughtful. ii.. .n wit,iB1ggjssiijii Hiss mwjmif. " : i Ipi, CotwrifM IW Hrt Stluflat k Hut ntoriiin away a urates. such ra I hesL al some of the recent fav 'I'he declines in nrmy is-, an from 2 lo ii points, hut were recovu-ed. at ha.st in part, after midday when rallyln.r tendenrifH -re iii1e pronounced. I laid win broke nearly (! point :t, 1ml rallied iulskly on ahort cover inR. j Selling of the motors wis ac companied hy i u mors t hat l-'ord planned to enter t he heavy truck field and 1 lint ot her companies were likely lo follow !h Nash cut, In prices. .Lordun nud Willys-' ei htnd touched new ;t 2 7 low s, Tito closinif was firm. I'. S. ei! Rams. Wheat closed unsottle 'i'Se m t higher: cotii ir up; oatM shoulitR adv a nee and provisions 4"c Rain. d. 3 c off IV. to at 12 lo ed up siRiials. l:30 ii. in. Valencia wireless sta tion. Jreland, reports Antoih-a'H isIriuiIs ineroasinR in strength and 1 cstiiiiatos craft's distance as 3UU WAS THE GOVERNOR MlSQl'OTKD? Tho Associated Press dispatch from Salem yesterday (iiioteti Governor Patterson as follows: "Maybe the people of Orcein arc willing to do without some of the things that they hercl9fore have demanded. understand Union county voted against the income tax. Maybe the people of Union county don't want a normal school .after all." Surely the governor is misquoted. It is difficult to con ceive of anv state's chief overiifivo nmlfiiKr ji ul'ilonwinl n i 'i i i , ... .. . , Kl.'el. Antiiieart t:tneltin:r. I'liH- ill-timea and so obviously contrary to the tneory of demo- tips iviroieum, Hudson .tmorsani cratic irovernment. There was nothinir in the dofcal of oll"'' iiui.n industrials w.-.o .ir- the income tax Tuesday tliat, couM logically be taken as an in-'!?.' dication of what the people of Oregon want or are willing to K do without, except the, tax .itself, And although Union count, contrary" to'' the govcinor's understanding, gave a majority for the income tax, even an adverse vote could not correctly be interpreted by a chief executive, or anyone else, as ardor or indifference with reference to the establishment 'of a state institution. I roitTi..vi uvi:sro iv POItTI.ANf), (ire.. June ail (Al' ( 'a It lo a ho tit sleady. Steers, medium, jx.i'a Hi S.7.ri; cows, com mon .mil medium. $r.;.(i .w,, ctlves. venh-iH, medium to choice, Vl -lt I I. DM. lioirs steady; Kht wdRhts ( I M to 1' 0 1 lliK. ), coiiiniiin, Died in in. Rood, ciioice. JlOJUKo 10.35; pack inir Hors (iourIi and smooth, $6.fii CK ".r.u. SMeep ahout steady. l.iitni'S, inedlnni to choice X 1 hs. down. ?i im'.'o i :'.7r: ewes, common to choice, $4.IHKf 4.50. 1 a f racl ion lay's rinal ctrie and Ni year'H hest iljove ye.-Ceneral Uel I'lale r(-aeh. d flRiires and Hald- I'tRllf win- reeovered to wilhin ay frac tion of nhete it h lt'otT yeHtetViav. Total sales approximated I.4'Ui,ouo sluu es. Chicago i.ivi;sTorii OlttM Jt '14) suit iowx I'Oirn.A.N'll, Ore., JiinellO (Ap) All flshwlteel ojierators on Ho' upper Colutuhia were orden-d to shut down yesterday as a result of dissolution of a temjioraiy lu juiietion restrainlnir the stale rt out euforcliiR the leiMhiiive act ban ning fishwheeln from the stream There arc about 3U of the wheels 1- loiiRinR lo ciRlit or nine firms. 10 Years Ago Today Tin nnny needs a hundred llMMisantl lien. Calls When oit luie eallcrs, sere ii i:i,uu(H) Quality H i; CltllAM r.I,j us npi anil we CAT.!, mil our delivery ami are CALMS; n( your door hi a ery few minutes Willi y;nir order. CAM, M.l HI ami otder a "SMl;;.; Iti ieU. I heee dellc oiis hinit! etl rhnors In one Iniek of lee Cream. L & L. Druij Co. Of Course You'll Dress Up tor The Fourth! And What Would Look Better Than One of These Hart Schaf fner & Marx Suits WHY not buy your next suit at a store that lias the reputation ol' liav injr the largest ."election of high grade suits in town. .Suits that are lmilt to give satisfaction, and you won't wear any other, once you've worn Hart, Schaf fner & Marx. See the new styles both single and double breasted and the many now patterns for you to choose from. $37.50 The income tax was voted on by the people of the state .as a revenue measure; that and nothing more. Its defeat in dicates merely, though apparently emphatically, that Oie- '"!"' r,,ii 1ml. ,,( t,,ii i..,. n-i i i: . "'''"'Iv r, iwr ni,v t.ciiii, mi unwind i,i.. jih; mil; il IOMC,V OLI and a, revenue vote, and in no way was it to be interpreted -' as approving or disapproving any expenditure. i CIIII'ACII 1 "tmrl nicnt I Inr.s - :i l.nmi; t thitii Woiin .1 nil ol " (A I' I x Ii iillur.'l. -iHTii 1 1 y lilt' IiIkI IiiV'h livri:i';f o MilVil Pl.llll' ,l,'f:' plll'UlM'! :--'i" S ti wi'iil;: shurlnic lij.-hl Iini '; tup. i'l.Tir,; hiiik lii" In lli.s., Mi !l..'iii. I 'lltll-- - II.IHHI; I r Kl.'i'l.'l III.,,;!. rpt i ,. . .... "i""-' iiikim i , nieie may nave oeen a comparalive lew who voted lor ii. i . :i r. . r.n- n:i. n.. , ih,; the measure as a gesture of support to Patterson in view of " " ",n,,,:'.n: "" r , . . . Hlniily; rows liir.-r.-ly i 7. L ., ilnun; jtnuia iMuiiiimu'u iien uiey actually disapproved the tax u-w iwmy iv.i mihIm. ss.on i-:il'i-.H nliil vi'iili'i-M Htronir lo f.nr lilirln-r: vinli-i-.s iri-n.-riill.i $II.im1' 12. f.n: olln-r i'!fiflsi' in onii'l sloiulv. and thought it ill-advised. If such there were, unconsciously they violated the duty of citizenship and were influenced by selfish consideration rather than by a personal conviction as to what they thought best for Oregon. Surely a governor would not value or want that variety of supporters, would not use sectional patronage as a means of securing approval for a pet policy which was not desired by the majority of the people of the state. The office of g'lvernor is, according- to many people, the highest honor and the finest gift within the power of a state. True. A chief executive is, nevertheless, but the servant of that state and of its citizenshin : a servant, wlmsr. rlnlv ii iJ to discover the will and wishes of the people, to execute those wishes, not to dictate them. If the people of a state vote for the construction of some public institution without voting how the expense shall be met, it is the duty of the governor and the legislature to see that it is constructed. If that governing group suggests a certain means of revenue and the voters disapprove that means, the duty is unchanged. It simply remains for those to whom authoiit.v lias been delegated to find some other means of revenue that will be satisfactory to the people, dif ficult and puz.ling as that job may be. In view of these obvious considerations we are quite sure that Mr. Patterson was either misquoted or spoke thought lessly at a time when he was naturally disappointed over the defeat of what he consideird to l. a prop,.,- and prompt .solu tion for Oregon's financial difficulties. The construction of n i i . i me new minimi aim u miosis hospital are mandates of the people, but they aie no less so than the operation of ex isting institutions wind, have had the approval of voters in elections gone by. We aie confident that the governor is cognizant of those mandates and that his interest in the wel fare and advancement of the state of Oregon is so great and so sincere that an adequate solution will be possible within the next year or two. In seeking a solution we are equally confident that he, and the legislature, will have the serious attention and aid u( the people ol' Oregon. S'lu'.'l, li.iiiiii; kIou ; I'.'W NMli'H fill ir.llilis sti :i.ly to u l-:illV lllllk ITllO.I II-iOi-ih. S I It . 1 i a. r, i. ; iumi iii iii iihoM' $1:1.7:,: lillllli IiiiiiIim soli'l: iisl.lnv' lliu to JIILT. nil. I ilium- lor ,li lilltil: i'III llrnis 1, ml MK.'il N' m-iiivo; n I . o , I -; fi iv f;il i-wrx. ''I 11 . 'J : no fi-rillm; l;nnls solil, M W YllliK I'lll I I' N'l'W inliK. .Iiiiii. :;ii ( . I IMiiil Unit sli-ail). ki'tti i:i t S I'O n. -Si '11. .Inn.' "11 1 llulli'l Cut r. o. Ii. S im I' l .ini i J - - . I y r; r 1 ! 1 r-V l l 'bvA ''p-'l- !Tf'J- L lT M teNm ill N'nw a I e ni .1 fur itUitHHl, I, st ? eaiii 7 'eh claims s jiiimlim t le f see. wher. l-:m;lish is (hat Vacation (Time Clothes Take the Children for an Outing July 1th $42.50 $17.50 SHIRTS patterns that ha like, made by .Manhattan $52.50 Cool? -Yes! Ihcause They Are Skeleton Lined --11 nncm.'iMQ ,..,, ..ii,..,( ii... ,iiiuiv'ilt,l.il..i lllti liiv; attention of your friends hut they never will attract the at tention of your feet. Fiorsheim shoes are not alone stylish but they're comfortable. Made for the man who cares. Most Styles $10.00 I Kino siil attached VO M.vle feelitiR 1 nd iici ud pep Lhaml tii.-it y. -s in men .$2.75 .J5.00 STRAWS I';;:; ;norn, Al tlie ni w Miiart bands, . wi.tb se.v.er: ,,(v;ltHI l-.ritns. very IIrIh and e.toi . . "'in ml Panama in :hii pes wit h i ohn-eil $4.00 , $8.50 UNIONS of n;iiivik ami .;iln Muusiu and llat- hw styk-s ami weights. Also tuu piece underwear in cohus .. $1.09 , $3.00 TIES lh:il look wi'll mill In l'1'l'pi'. Slllill illlll III.. ill' xtriln'.s, ilnl.s anil I'lH-i'k ore lu rv in proriisioii, soi' I he new om- . . . Ill Heir nIi.iih of ol' $1 , $2.50 sox IlllerwnVen woven toe and In Smart patterns and culms, .(in la Is, stripes, checli with Hie eel that miv hori Idahl 59c lB $1.50 N. K. West & Co. THE MAN'S STORE miles from Irish coast. Hourj-et field he ep ets to r-aeli 7, a. in. Steamship i'aris receives ! ,'arf' it Ht::iu p. in.. Paris tlin . message from liyrd saying lie wiin! (l"'" p. ui. i:. 1 . T. ) 10, (nut reel up ill a deae. freezing ;4."i p. in.-, liyrd radios Simla! ("U. America was abmit nan miles Stat Ion :l T'sban!. I'rance and west of Lands Knd. Kii-;lmid. an island near I. rest, lliat n will from a tile .side spriili ol" l h ' 2. mm f,., mountain. I'llll I I.A.Ml I'llnlK (I I. I I I ! ii Tl 1 .. .i 1? 1 1 . 1H0.SI juverj i)ouy Borrows Money At Times I'ih:ti..imi. on ., .him' :;o i.m-i WIloll'Mlll' Hll l'S: tlll.' ; :. .i. i I'Mril rllhi'ii, l ily. M i...'. .. , . i . r - .oil.'., ajo: I'.'iiu. riiis, ;:m-; rnM, I'li'.-i'. I 'ri'ii no r,- piliis: l'iln;i :'r iilmvo I'nlif stiMol.ii .(h: Inillir. I;it, .'!!'.. f. o. I.. I'oiliainl. H'iIh Ii. Iiiiin-'r: Milk Nl.'inly. I.'.iu lul l, I I ..'i " nil. ti ll fl. r. o. Ii. I'oilliin.l. Uultvrrat 31' !sc f. o. b. J'oil..nnl. I.u.l Mr fn'll Miillil- I I YK Mil) CL()SIN(; OUT All khaki colored 2-piece Girls Suits .ion 9 (n 11 fur no;. ; a " ' '" .ci, ' a Hoys' ami Girls' Plnv Suits. :nn tn s r Hoys' Hats and Cajis l . '2oc to .l.-lf) All Girls' Siimnicr Hats, 1 L. price -5c to 1.08 One Lot of Infants' and Children's Shoes at Half Price Girls' and Ladies' Knickcr Pants, size S to '2'2, closinir out at SI 5)S IT!' in a . ' Kii.lio I niiiiin liorili'l- row fro ri'iioi null 11 ii. in. II.hIIo from llm-r l-'i onro j ln'S.i ovi-r I lii-Ui'il lip ill liiiits CiiiI. I'ltiulu ml. l': in i. I allows lillllli' hii.i liiisoil lu-liov Iro-I jiii-kil ti, :, loliil iilol 1 lli'inliim for 1'ri'iH'li nil; l-'rcni'h ,n;,SI' Pl.incs will ini't'l him ow:mi1i II:".". n. in. K.i.li.i from llynl ; I'iirls. i KI'H lli it! LillHls i;mi. i:mii.niii. j -j ;t p Ml ;;I (1 irl Ml'iWM ll;llll lllls l;lsi'll In-low III'- I i-pivi'.l 1 1 01 -ii'V' 1 1 1 l.inil itinl l.s lioiiiliii- for I'l rni'li j ".hist .'t-,,1 ii' li i'oiisI. I.'riini,..'' 1 1 : 0 r, ii. in. Mil. tin from llynll .1::i'l p. in. 1'rr-ni'li iviMp roni "ioki'il up l.y .'I'ns, ii loosii I'liy says . pii'i.v a nnon ih-os "A nifririt" Is pass "llopi. to sinlit lainl liefori' i'llll oflillK or liri'sl. hour."' Il rvporU',1 iIh iiow "ficl-l 4:17 p. in. Tin- "Aiinii,:," iio; lino i.fl,.r ..iri'iiii.nis trip." Ipassif. hot SI. Ilrli iu- in Itnitany .Noon (!:. n. T.) Miirltlnii' pi o-I ;,l'0,lt - "' '' rt of furls. 'lure nt Iti, -st, KraiH'o. csliiu. I from 'i.'M nnlrr tn in tit' n IP. i IS I'll.. asks lly r.l i'"P"i'l lliio ...9S0 to .SI. OS $1.00 Se !)8e S1.0S: foillll' si. ..,. o lli;lit. .; ! iioininat: l.i.iit, is, w hilo iliu'ks. .'ii. : ill: ttuk'-ys. In... n 'Hams sti inlj : T.lo. fuUtot.g tittuil'. II prui us, I I'. I. in ' I a CiraitiNii' I"tiiuial fiiaitk "l'orticth Year of l'riendly Service" Ladies House Dresses Ladies' Silk Hose Ladies' Silk Kloomers Ladies' Silk Vtmta I 3 Ladies' Silk Slins " SWIMMING Sl'lTS At Special Prices, -10c to S3.SS . The well-known Bradley Knit, size 2 to 1(5 Several Good Hai-gains in Discontinued (Joods At Less Than Wholesale Price NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Ietter Merchandise Lower Trices Itsln-s ( Oinninnieatlon wit Ii Com , mander pj i d. . l'J:ti.' p. in. InleiTepled mes sage to Hiltish waiship iteveii'--e jciv.'S A me i ira's position iilnmt .i miles weM of Trevose Ibad, forn wall. IL'I.TI p. 111. 1'rcte h cahlt cnei pany in New Yoi U is ad is--. , "nhiinandcr lU rd lias uo sMaiied l.e i;isi;s wxri vr.iv I W.WVdNA. ral, - - , ! "iiMil.Otll" tl":ir lleie. ; of ol.s. i velinn is nn the j peak T.ttnn ili(;h ! drin'tili w a t it It h a It taU.-.s him ,n ,lM.r tit s to hoi.-.; a burke! uimlla-s. I 4" uun of at r Molt I I Alt V 1 SIIERKYS Today Only lom Tyler Tom and is Pals M'cczv Western storv Comedy "Keep Trying"