La Grande evening observer., October 03, 1927, Image 4

Page Four
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Monday, October 3, 1927
( Incorporated )'
An Independent Newspaper
FRANK B. APPLEBY ,
Editor and Publisher
HARVEY P. MATTHIBW8
. Business Manager
Published evenings, except Sunday, at 1418 Adams Avenue,
La Grande, Oregon. The Obstrver-Htar published every Friday.
Entered at the Postofflce at La Orunde, Oregon, aa Hovond
Class Mall Matter under act of March 2, 1879.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTY AND TUB
CITY OF LA GRANDE
MEMBER AHBOCIATED PREH3
The Associated i'ress Is exclusively entitled to uha for publica
tion of all news dtspu'ehes credited to It or not otherwise credited
If published therein. All rights of republication of special dis
patches In this paper, and also the local news herein uImo are
reserved.
BUBBCniP'FlO N RATES
ly fJurrii"-
Dally, per month In advance ..
Dally, per six mouths In advance
Dally, single copy-. ......
Ity Mall
Dully, per month In advance
Dally, per six months In advance....- ...
Dally, per year In advance ......:.......
Weekly Observer-Blur, per year
76o
14.60
60
60o
$2.60
....6.U0
2.0U
ADVERTISING RATES
Display, foreign, per column Inch.
?lsplay, local, per column inch -..
Ime contract prices on application.
42a
400
tjW,i
;ol) .My STUKNdTII: My flesh ittxl my henrl laMeili: l.ui ("i.d
iu lliu airiMiKtli "f '' ln'urt, and my iiortiun forever, l'milm 73:-li.
RAIN DISCOURAGES
PORTLAND TRADE
!No Notable. Price Shift
I ings Effected in Fruit,
I Vegetable Lines
j I'OIETI.AND. Or, Oct. 3 (A!)
' No pronoiineed r i v v nhif tinKM
; were fffi-ctiMl in this niornlnff'g ear
ly u holewule fi'i'nh frutt iin-l vi jfe
lutilc trade fn tint local iiiiirket. A
, Htr.nly dou n-.our of ruin wiu- dis
' couraKlnff to trade activity,
j K cdli HH K'iipf-H, wiik'li have Ijeen
u market lender many wccKk, were
, unuHiiully Hcarce thin Jiiorn inif hh
hii l'd (en from iackinK point h an;
' running low lor the uuiiHon. Quo-
laiioim on Da-He were uiichaiiKed,
however, running from .2b to
$l,U per liox. Other vurletiei sold
j at steady prices.
Kirst .orllern.spy appieK or me
seaso n we rc of ft? red at $ li . 't 1 o
IS.ftu Tier combination i.uK and
l.-'5 I ooso packed. A.flnr.jid Kul
vvay peaches 60s to 70s found fair
ly K"d deiuand at top.
Jn the dairy market, hutter and
fffn: prices remain Mteudy with Kut
urday's fiKtiruM. Kkks opened tlie
week in u II cm pom t Ion, hut tin;
butter outlook was for etiHler prices
soon.
Country dn-HHed meats uml poul
try wei e quiet and steady this
morninK. Karly trudhiK was in
sufficient to teal the market.
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
W'lii'ut
111'
.Mar
.May
flM-ll
I2 i2u',
laawwiaswi
ia-l 1:11)4
CHICAGO (.I1AIX
i.ivini'ooi, wiiiiAT
l.lVKIll'OOI., Oct. 3 (AI'I
Close: Wheat '-id lower to d
hijflicr. Oct. Ida, Hid; Ix-c. Ills.
4 'id; .March IDs, 4)d; .May lus,
3 'Ad.
lliKh
I.IO14
1:1:1 ia
1:1514
J :!)
i:il-'i
Oom;
1:111 5i:km;
i:ia?kiaa'a
ia.i?ia5;,
I'OIM'I.A.M) WllliAT
I'Oll 1 1. AIM), Ore., Oct. 3 (AI'I
1 Wheat HUB I. .ml .vnitc. l..-4;
j liarii while hlufsleiu, baurl, federa
tion, sou wlulir, western w ji i l c ,
I l)ui-il winter, II. J5; iiorlnern spring
11.24: western red, f 1.2:1 fe.
'loday's car i vcOlplH Wheal,
.'IllU: hurleyi 1; Hour, 5; corn, 4;
oats, 6.
General Motors
Moves Up Five
Points to 274
lie;
J-OICl TAXI) I'KODItU
There's this to le said, anyway, for bootleg booze you'll CUim
I'OliTI.AND, Ore., Oct. 3 AI')
Wholesale priees: llutter bxlru
eily, iUw, Htaudaidw, A'.iu;
( IIU .(.( CASH
ciiicauo, Oct. a (Ar
Wheat o. 2 red, 1.32 if t.J
No. 2 hard, 1 1.2S It l.2il 4 .
Corn No. 3 mixed, Sic; No.
yellow, yrc.
Oata .So. 2 while, 4'j.j
No. 3 white, 4 (i $t & I c.
It ye No. 2, ln V4 'j ic.
Uarley7U'i( lie.
'iiinoihy heed '1.1'iftt 3
t'lovei- seed L. .iO!;.! Zi
,iird$12.4e.
Itlhs $12. 25.
li.rllits $M.27.
never find any old men ascribing their longevity to it.
H i
There was a memorable scene at Marianna, Fla., the other
-day when three aged northern veterans of the Civil war pre
sented to the survivors of a Confederate brigade a tattered
iflag taken in Tennessee in 1864. "This flag' said the
spokesman.
and the South. Because it was taken within our lines, behind
Our own breastworks, we had prized its possession highly.
Ipt now our pleasure in returning it to the men whose cour
age, we had cause to admire and were forced to respect is
greater man our prme in lis possession. iceaoing tins, oiusi
SKia e.
no u
He, f.
prime fiiotM, 42c; firsis,
Creamery prices: I'rlnts 3t
cube slandards. Hutlerl'ut
o. I. Portland,
liida to farnu;r: Alllk steady. Haw
milk (4 per cent), $2.25 cwl. f. o.
h. I'orlland. Ilutlerfat 44e fo. Ij.
l'ortland.
kks Hliudy. Current
I.,,,. I,,,,,,, UtKnrl in i U U.nA U,aU iUn KM1i'32c: fn'sli mediums. 32c
I'OIMLAMi I.I VKSrofK
I'OllTI.ANlJ, On-.. Oct. 3 (aI'I I
Cattle steady to weak; receipts:!
cattle, 2i&5, including 235 t hrouh ;
calves, 2tJe. IStcers (mm to lien
pounus), Kod, $S.7&'u H.50; do
!(iloo to 13MM pounds) Kood, $.75
j (it lf.5ii; do medium (.St.u poumis
up), $7.7fj s.75; do common, Ji.."."
1 dt 7.75; do frd calva and yearlings
i (750 to 116 pounds), K'-od, 5 : . (H .y
, D.5U; hellers, Kood. 5 7.2 5 K.2 u ; do
'common to medium, $b.ou u .2;i; I
'cows, kooI. $ii.7& 'n 7.5U; do com-i
moii to medium, $.j.ou it a. la; do j
low cutters to cutters, $2.MJ .j 5. Oil;
(yi'ai linjis exel uded ), best,
$i,.75 'i 0.25; do cutters and
NKW VOltK, Oct. 3 (AT) Up-j
erations ftir (he rise were contiu-1
ueii in touay'b stock mai ket, (Im- I
spite the uncovering of a few weak
spots and occasional hear sclhite 1
'and profit-taklnif. I'ools marked'
ti)i more than a dozen siieeiailies 3
I lo nearly to points.
Cheusapeaku mid Olilo soared 1)
j points to 21H, a new hih record, j
Chesaieake corporation nfoved up
nt-aiiy 5 points to M'.i. also a new
.top. (Jther rtiilH to break into new
high fjround were L'niun 1'acific,
t Nitshvine, CiiattanooKa and St. Lou-
- is, Illinois Central command and
, preferred, Canadian l'acific und j
j Norfolk and Western, Texas und
l'acific was luuvy. !
(ieneral Motors (old stock) niov-f
I i d up more than 6 points to 274. 1
j CushTiian's Makery jumped t points )
'and was followed into new h I f,r li.;
1 ki -on ml by Cudahy Packing, May
Department Stores, I'nited l)ru?,
j Slewart-Warner und North Auieri-
i-iin company.
, T h c closing was st ro n R risk
iihiiiuik lor Aicni-son, v unuuinu I'a-j
cific. I'nion i'acific and Norfolk
and W'Stern sent the niup 3 to 4 1 j I
points. The la.st named crossed 170. j
'iv.tal sales approximated 2,5uo,tHKi '
SiUII't'S.
Wheat Prices Go
Up in Chicago'
ipls hulls
fresh
standard firsts. 33c
aril extras, 3 9c.
Poultry slendy; heavy hens, 21c;
Uuht, He; sprlUKS, 22r'(24c; broil
ers, 221 24c: pekip white ducks,
22c; colored, nominal; turkeys,
aliv e, .nominal.
Onions steady: local 751i !ic
fresn stantl- medium, $4.iiu;
wonciers how long it will be until there are similar scenes in) potatoes steady, $i.25ra 1.05 per,
Europe participated in by veterans of the World war.
. The startling announcement conies from the Associ
ated Toy Manufacturers in London that dolls are going out
of fashion. Little girls, it is said, don't care for them any
more, though big girls sometimes make a fuss over them.
German exports of blue-eyed, chubby-faced doll babies are
greatly reduced. The bottom seems to have fallen
Hack.
MAY VOItli I'Ht IT
NKW YOltK. Oct. 3 (AP
Kvapoiatid tipples steady: choir-.
i;t' I3;H; fancy. I3, fn Me.
Prunes steady: California us. 5 -M-ic;
orcnons, Aprtoots
steady; slainhud, 1 4 I5e; choic",
ir.r,, iiiif.i"! i-xiia cholci'. I it ISc.
OUt Of Peach-s stty; slandanl. K'i 8Vi::
the world market. This is incredable.
historylittle girls have wanted doJls
trcttvured them. Tiny dolls are found
From the dawn of 8 l,c: txtni l'lu,l'
andfa,vp lovqcL und J - r-r-
in ancient children's liavefoot Blivalav
3 la
graves in Egypt and Mesopotamia. arlmrous niccs as well( JIqs NaVYOW Escape
as civilized races have had their lolls for the kiddies. Can it;
bo that they are really abandoning them now? And if they'
are, for what? Fussy little bears, or live puppies, or me
chanical building sets or electric trains, or radio sets? This
will have to be looked into.
PUltTI.ANI). Ore. Oct. 3. (AP)
The haroloot htiri;kir. inucli
HitiiKhl by police since he bKair
enteriiiK Portland homes, had a
narrow est ape from death early
M. A. .lours, tit 2 y-
T00 MANY (OLLKCilANS
,, hveryhody seems to think that too many young people are
going to college. Perhaps some of the young collegians think
tot) many others are going. Perhaps here and there a boy
who hates college, but is forced by ambitious parents to stay ' '
within academic walls, is to be found. Hut for cverv one of
today when M. A. .lours, titi
1 press street. Ilred on li I in.
) Jones, hearhiK a noise In the
i lower part of his home, ran lo an
np.-n window and fired two shols
at the Jle.'lm; I inure.
The robber screamed as ho
started Die engine of his iiulo ami
sped away, but theft' was nolhintf
that either shot look ef
fect. Jones could not see the man s
face, but said he wore lini pants
him there are a hundred or more bovs outside who wish their ,m- ,M fi,sl
, , , , , ... M . . ,. description the police have ohtuln-
parents had means or ambition to send him. I he objection t.d nl tlu, p, owi. r who has entered
is not to education; it is to the fact that with crowds clamor- numerous homes in the early
., li- j i a i , ntornhm hours, either barefooted
)ng lor college education, the institutions are so swamped or in stoekini? feet.
that many of their, cannot give an adequate education to the
boys and girls who are trying to get it.
! Most thoughtful people agree that the "junior college"
"is not the right solution. It disposes, for two years, of num
bers of eager students. Perhaps it gives them something
worth while. Put it is not sufficiently different from the
high school to give them the scholarly point of view, the keen
inquiry into life, which are supposed to be among the fruits
of the university.
Vale university is one of those which have tried to solve
their own problems by limiting the number of students.
pounds down), medium to choice,
$8.ui ii 1 1 .(Mi ; do culls to common.
$o.50 y s.uo; vt-alcrs (milk fed),
Kood to choice, $1 l.i.e-fi U.5i;
ctioice, $H.(Mi ( I.imi; u u medium,
$!.'' ll.mi; do cuiis to commu.i,
$l.(Hi 'it 9. Oil.
JIuks All classes 15 to 2 5c low
er; receipts ,4 4 20, iiieiudinK -4i
through and iff dheet. Heavy
WflKot 25U to 50 poillldb). liledllliii
to choice, Jlii.mi'fi 1 1.2;,; m dvitliu
weight (2IMI to 25(1 pouud-s). nied
iuin to choice, $ll.(M!'-( ll.iiii; liRht
weight (10U to 2iu poumis), med
ium to choice, $1 1.2. ill 1 1.05; light
liK'its ( I 3U to Itio pounds),
to choice, $1 I. mi 'd 1 1.5o;
hoKS, (roUKh and smooth). $MHi'"
H.25; slaughter pigs ('.tit to l:;t
poumis) medium to choice. $1(1.75
I '! Il.ito; t'ecder and stoeUei' ps
J ("it to. ,13 n poii nds )A inediuiii'to
.choice. $11.0ur,i l'l"6.. ( Soft or oily
I hosa and roa:tting iiigs excluded hi
above limitations).
Sheep and laiubr. steady, ti ndin,;
1 lower. liecelpts: Shep iiuu, in
cluding 4t through ami 2:: on con
Iraet. Quotations, except on laii:1.-.'.
on shorn basis: Limlis (M pounds
down), good to choice, $la.5'i'i
I 1 ,5(i; do medium '.'2 pouieis
down), $9.50 'it n,;.o; do culls and
couiliion (all weights), $7.00 t,t 9...e;
yearling wethers I mi pounds
down), medium to choice. $7.oii(ii
S.5(; r es ( 1 2d pounds iliiwn)
medium to choice, $5.(llf(Hi.5U; do
medium lo choice (120 to !5'.l
pounds). $4. Hit''! 5.ini; do culls t:
conimon (a. I weighfs). $3.ue n 4.t'ii.
CI1ICAC.O, Oct. 3 (AP) Mtail
ul 4 to vc drop, I lie corn
ma i Ket com in iled WluK. Wheat j
(iim opened ;il 'gc uccline to ;c auvuiicc i
iiiu subs-iueiitiy snowed gains ail
aiomm. oats were easy. Provi-
...uii.. undi-j itpwarJ.
I ui li closed tlilseitlL'd, 78 lo 1"BC
Ihin.ier; wie.it lo 1-Jc up; o...s
; utu-itiigcii io t c Udam c ami pi u
j..4,ons unui.aiiKed lu a rise ul .ec.
I ltl.sCO I It I IT
SAN 1'KANCISCO, Oct. 3 (AP
I'Yuft.U .-la(e .Market News Service)
Apples: licllftowcrs, $l.(i5'y 1.75;
.Mcintosh, ll. i. tueeiiiiio's, M.ti.
i.i.t. Kings, $2.itii(o 2.2.; Jonalhaus
2. mi ''i 2.2; small, $ 1 .i)U a 1. 1 ni
ter bananas, 2.en 'i 2.25; lall pp-
medium pins, $l.(i.y 1.75; Newtown pippin.-,
jacking 1.i;i'i l.'.M; S ..sninlon anuioanj
5;.iMt'" 1 extra fancy, $2.i'; fancy, 2. Ho. it-
2. 5 a.
l'cars: llartletts, fancy, $2.Ui)c
2.2t il.; i.UlfJi. i.25 latge li.g; No.
a. "a,c lug; Lake county, $2.5(t
rt( 'a.'th large lug; I t'Anjous, 1.2 i
2.25 large lug: winter Nebs. $l.d't
'i i.l.i jvr lug; 2.0U't 2.2u per
packed ho.s.
m rri:i.rAT
SAN FUANCISCO, Oct. 3 (AIM
lttitterr.it t. o, b. San Krancscc
62.,e.
(II1('A(. Mi:si(KK
CUM ..iUU, Oct. t.M' C S. He
pa i linen t of Agriculture Hogs
J I .III. li ; better grade liogs must iy
25c higher; packing sows 15 lo 2oc
up: top. $12. en; bulk, good and
choice Kin to 2iU pound averages,
$1 l.ftiKi 1 1.X5.
Cat t It 23,ene; choice grain fed
steers scarce, steady; western cows
und heifers about steady: bulls
steady; vealeis i'n to 75c lower; best
fed steers early, $ Hi. tin; yearlings
$ 1 5.;tli; some held considec ably
higher; most fed steers $ 1 2.50 t
15.0(1; bulk vealcrs to big pacKers
$15.uo downward; up to $15. on to
small killers.
Sheep 27,OUii; fat lambs fairly
ROTHMOOR COATS
for the modern girl
She hikes, rides, drives is always
on the go. Rushes to endless
parties, to crowed balls, football
games, week-end parties. These
spirited Rothmoor coats fit right
into her gay times. Beautiful
Scotch and French woolens, lux
urious furs, swagger man-tailor
m ing irresistible style they're as
modern as she
75
J-VtJ
N. K. West & Co. Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store
for Over 25 Years
Death of Woman
MORROW'S HEADED FOR MEXICO
is hiivinji the usual ilifl'ii-ulty in ilwidhiK which applicants will ..'Tii.t
boncl'it most and jjive most to their communities in
for four years of collegiate tiaininji. President Anjji
Yale's "competitive .selection" of applicants has had
incr results. It has "exercised a tonic ell'ect ou'the
situation."
"The enterinj: classes have exhibited hotter preparation
than foimerly, they have done better woik in college, the
uuinher of oiitstaiidinjr scholars has increased and the mor
tality from academic deficiency has declined. Whether a few
thousand students more or less aie in colleges who would
nc iter ne elsewhere is ol relatively minor importance for
I'UHTI.ANIi. On-., Oct. 3 (AI'I
An umlHclln, held down lu war.l
oil illicit!;; I'llin callscil the ilcailt
(if Mi-y. I'altttlic .titnlcy. 4it. on a
tlou ir.mvn street at noon toilay. Site
v.alUetl tnto lite Mile of an niit'.i.
-:itil 'I't-al lie 1 11 V I'st I j; ;l t o r t'h'-t
I Wiles, l ite nut" was ilncen liy IK.
It. I'.illl. lollee einei'Ketiey liliy-
t sn lall. 'l"lle Jiietor plelieil lier lip
li nil inoiv ner iu it
she illeil. The 110-
cl-lent lltltlii'tleil lit tile eoi'Ilcr ot
"rhlnl anil Waslilnutun sti-eet.
return
11 SMVS
lillilv- Tax Reduction of
mUxv, 310 Million Is Aim
I'nUTI.AMl. Ore.. Oct. :l (AI'I
-A r-iluettnn iii" Vi.'.ii.'Hio.eint in
I tli !e Sam s anlulal ta . I ! 1 1 t tle
.altu of Seliatur Ke.il Sinool. of
I l.ih, eliali liulll nt tl'e M llate it
ll.illee rnlllllllttee. he toll th.- lllelll
, ln-is" liirtnit of the chanilier of
SO- l Ulllllle
ciety as a whole. What is of crucial consetpienee is that the
education which the colleges aie ol'l'erinjr to those youwy; peo- o!
pie shall he thorouhly sound and fiiull'ul, and that if jt he
not so, feasihle methods he tlisc.vered lor intitulm-ini; into it iii
"I'hts
st an.l
lit an luhlress (oilay.
I'e.luetloll sholllil ai)iiy
foletnost to the corpora-
llu.s (vinnt r," S-natoe
rial
' lit
-.1.
I"
M elements of moie unetiiivucal worth."
tl atn On v
hi, li
I t ,e.e
'"rhey are still
cent they have
ii ral -ais. ati l
teiliielioil. ''f
leilitetintx
I l,...,
(;i;ii;' siviiiTs
Serge ;uk1 I'laniicl Skiits, (i tt-i Thiin and
mixeil etiliirs in strtii.uiit and ple'ited sivles.
New Fall line of Presses, (! to ll.
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
ttcttcr Merchandise Lower Prices
ll t!ll!
t in ! nt
pi!! In -C
s titM I ) br
i nrpiii .ll Ic
3Iany Bargains Listed on Want Ad Pane
wr-M w t2 1 Alls m i.
SI-oUANi:. Wiisli.. ltd. S (Al'
M i f. Sat Jth t 1 i r w hs,
l;i i mi i ti l 'l) lit i 1 ' -mI hi' In re j
I.- ;.i . w it 'i h.T t-nilthli Hi v linjtttl"
U' n tu M.ioKiiii; iiiut ilaiu lnif a.t aiis j
I n tl.lt- In twilk ami hlllKt f"i ttn!
V'-nr. Miv iianr Mtit iinl titlKnj
.i ii.l I"Ii uh In Iht tli iu: tit i t ii n I j
ft- i- U.UW. Jh. lltttikn I tic oM
(I.hu . h i-m; "v sy aln tul" of tin-J
in. tu- i ii i . I rn Pti-nw, lul t
mm h Im-M. i- fur ncoph' m mlii
tn lanr- I-i.-Hy Ituiu lint lit nil." j
CM N N
X -5, J lZZLI
'linn tat
f.N if iv V tv
.";"WWSii m 1 1
4 U'.rr -J''-. x v""!
acttvn. fully stt'iidy with l-'rlday.
Liinili't Hlilppiiiff di'iiiiind: native
lambs, curly, $ t '..2 5 'it 1 3.75; h skint;
around $H.0 for bost 110 to i:iu
luniiid buck lumbH, l I.ihK. I I.fiii:
dills Jlii.Sd mostly;
rood runfT"rs, JI3.7
its 'held above 5 1 i.
fiit'ewef, $6.50 rtf 6.2.
in? 1 umbs demand
early sales of
"i; choice ranR--;
sheep steady;
a mostly; feed
good at fully
steady to strong prices; bulk meil-'in pureliasin,
ium wojphts $1S.0ini IH.iJO; heuvb s
down to $12. o'i; asking upward In
$14.00 tor choice light weight.
A London, Kngliind, reitl estate
firm has adopted the. practice of
showing motion picture films of
its properties to callers Interested
9
8
or renting.
I
Awoss From Bohncnliamp's
Hayon IJluontorH s!l-
Rayon Vests .-. ita..
Hayun Tedtllcs
We lluve llieni in u variety nf colors inclllilini;
and orchid.
Nr
flesh, nile
AI.L-WllUI.
SWl-;.TI-:i;s for men. women iiml chililr
I'l lnil 92.19 to JI.H.",
Jlen's anil Wonicn's Shoes 52. H.",, 5:1
Guaranteed
Pure
U3e less than of
higher priced brands
MILLIONS of POUNDS USED
BY THE GOVERNMENT
I
LA GRANDE FOLKS
BY ED
Short and compart In statu
cess -that Is I'liU'lll . .Mi
tNI'.V Service. New Vork Itnreau)
:'e: loiit and conijiaet In lulsiness mm.
'irow. iliosen ns new 1'. 8. uinlsis.
tu. IVuu ivuis A GiksJ Cl.iir .aJur tu i.iilco. Till recent iiliy'o ot linn was taken yu sliii-boatii
eVEBYOAY IAJ
EVERY WAY
-AND
(I'M GETTIN
I'M GETTINGvaorsE Asfl
I
Go OM AND COUGH
YOUR.CELF TO
OEATH P0S9Y PEARj
I'M GOIN1 TO GET
SOMETHING FOR MY
VHERE YOO
SOING TO
IT?
IV get
GLASS
- S0R.E
The bark may he worse than the bite relieve GLASS DRUGS
that cough with a reliable preparation. Secure (Inc.)
drug-security by dealing at a shop where Your La Grande Ore
favor is our service-goal. ' VAV
SB Z.&edL Stny