La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 06, 1927, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER - ' - . - Thursday. Octohef 6, 1927 Paga Four mi mi ml lit!. fig? 1 p 01 (Incorporated) An Independenl Newspaper FRANK B. A PPLBBT Editor and Publisher HARVEY F. MATTHEWS . . Business Manager Published evening, excjpt Sunday, at 14l Adama Avenue, La Grande, Oregon. The Obsirver-Blar published every Friday. Bntered at the Postoffloe at La Grande, Oregon, aa Second Claaa Mall Matter under act of March 2, 187B. : OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTY. AND THE) CITY OF LA GRANDE T ' - MEMBER ABROCIATED PRESS The Anoclated Preaa la exclusively entitled to una for publica tion of all newa dispatches oredlted to It or ndt otherwise credited If published therein. AH rights of republication of special dis patches In this paper, and also the local news herein also are reserved. , : : SUBSCRIPTION RATES ' '. Bjrnarrlo' Dally, per month In advance- Dally, per elx montha In advance- Dally, single copy V 760 .14.60 60 11 Mall Dally, per month. In advanoe.. Dally, per elx montha In advance.-.. Dally, per year In advance.. Weekly Observer-Star, per year . 60o I2.S0 16.00 -11.00 ' ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column Inch . Display,' local, per column Inch... -42o ..400 Time contract prices on application. PKAIHINII !01)'H TltUTH: I will nlmi ih-iiIhc Thee with tlm UHilltei-y, oven Thy truth, o my Clwl; unto Tla-e will I sIhb with ; the harp, O Thou Holy One of Isru.nl. 1'shIiii 71:22. EGG GRADE RULE j AFFECTS PRICES Pacific Poultry Producers Kef use to Follow the " New Regulations l'OlCTLAN'tt, Ori'.. Oct. fi (Al) III Hiltu of tllHcorti between indr-ix-ndi-nt dftilerH and the coopctu- tivo Intm-Mtfi, nw ew Rrttditirf rules wei adopted ut yeiiterdny'd lutt urU'inoun HtHHlon of the locul dairy t'xchunst', placing the Hptcl- Muutionji for top prude or extras on j in narrower or mi Jeter, basis. 1 lie i new rules were mud effective lin iih'dlately. Th Pacific poultry producers an- nounoeil dcclKion not to follow tlij new vkk Kiadiiiff rules. Manager Dixon, of the cooperatives said lie would not operate on the exchange! but would not withdraw from iiieiu- -jbcrshlp. He announced association j ! Helling prices inree cents unccr pi ices regularly bused on exchanK O.uolutlons iu followsc Extras 4Je; firsts 38c; mediums 32c and pewees UUc. Trudliif; on the rxchiuiKe raised , the price of extras and firsts If) each for today. Tlio butter niarket Is firm for the day with isolations .unchanged on I tho (fxclmiiKt. , Country dressed meats: Hoirs steady to wenlt, IfifylUtt P1" pound. Veal weak, i 'i (V 18c; iambs Blyady,) 20(jj 21c. Something must be wrong. We haven't heard of any un usual weather in California for quite a while. We would be inclined to think that execution of rebel lead- I UK- I, A GKAMi KETAIL AIAHK1ST8 Dairy. Mutter, crt-ainery B5& $1.06. . Ekk 4 &u doz. Oheeso S6tf''4uc a pound Honey, coino Zfic lb. Ventjia !. ' . " j New potatoes I c lb. Tomatoes 2 I ha. 25c; U5c Parsley !0c bunch. Cabbaffc So lb. Wax onions 6 lbs. li&c. Lettuce 1! heads 25c. Celery 16c bunch. Pumpkins 6c. . Squash 6c. Cucumbers 2 for 5c Hunch carrots 6c. Bunch beets 2 for J& Turnips 6c lb.. Green onions S for lc. f rs in Mexico-is h pretty good way to stabilize that country if jthey hadn't been doing it for the last fifty years without success. . $ The highway commission is constantly being urged to do Jhis, (hat, or, the other, thing for a certain .section. It's a jvondoV they are able to accomplish as constructive and well planned a-program as they do under such circumstances. Which reminds us that in the Willamette valley . are found state hijekwayf'stop" signs wherever by-roads -intersect.. None Jias been installed in Eastern Oregon, to the best of our knowledge, yet they would provide an excellent safety measure here Consciously, or otherwise, drivers are in-j i: . ...i -.1 u..., j. .... nn....n nt.,f,.- uiieu,ui uiRU wmuii-uo wnuu unvnix unw " "'-', W;)01 rimiuccH und pei-Moiinel wore highWay from a side road where stop Bigns do not prevent it. iiimwikhoii by tho speaker whu, m- When! the commission gets around to it, the improvement WOUld' be Worthwhile, t i - , . . i toward a cai oful survey and atudy ' 1 1 r thoMiiOllmdH or auliuul nnnufeM. I'J'ho perolillPl lllnvenient. hh.ox-" ; i(W,:lsJ ' TTTfri V NCNTHLYsmt:; . ill I. I' YMSii? .-. .---si I y nnnrniM Cllf!F : 1 1 LA V .K-m . ( ' lit - ' volJI.IUDLH.- -TT 1 KMliW&'fcx.. ' Wavmr ( ' " .BaM i . 4""".-. l . .y::,er u presence in ine r - v . F;r " ' vv A&i&'f & ',m ysu-i v --,-.t. . i 'aa.j - ,.ie.r-7v . BwTif i M0TVAEC?& GET GF?AV f( U v Ltt Gruild.- S l.dliiK St.., Fur I UI , . UnmaMT.orr. "vrl wihtHS W -nni. am sv no stsvici. mc. J -V f :0vuP 25 Vuars V)l i 1 : . : t: : . - WC3A ' I i 1 I TEACHERS OF COUNTY MEET HERE TODAY Wliitu 11T War. Muy .... tipcii i:igi:iiyi ....l;i:ilii:i;iX ....i:5-y, i35j. HlKll i:ll iM'i lits-Xi tl(C i:u)(,i:tli i:iifii;u l:if.y,i:iii7-(i ' l,li;itl'()()l, WHEAT ! 1.1 VEHl'OOI.. Oct. 6 (Al) Close wheat to &d lower. Orl. Ids, 3d; Dm. His, 1; .March loi. 41; -May IDs, 3d. IllTrKISI-'AT SAN niANClHCO. Oct. (Al'l llutterrat f. o. b. Han l-N-aneiseo, 62 lie. . I'Oim.AM) I'KOUL'CK ' 'OltTl.ANI), 0rc Oft. 6 (AC) Butter steady. unchanged. v-MHk j m 'riv-iViaKr. it ' alimrtv. nnrhi.nn-.Ml. Potlltrv alellllv. lirjACtl 111 V JCil Ul 1 unchanged. . Onions and potatoes j ' . '.TO GRAND JURY f steady und unchanged. Eggs:. Ex- i' -' -.Sv .': . ;- a' -. t -' . . j tras and firsts up 1c each: current i lecelpts up 3c Current receipts ( 35c: .fresh mediums . 32e:.- f resh J -.'.''-.:v-".r " " standard firsts 38c; fresh stundurd ! solve the. myntery has put lieen dls extnis 43c. closed but police huve said he holds (Odntlnii from Paae One) (Continued from Page 1) I'OIITI.AXI) WHEAT I'OltTI.ANI), Ore., (Jet. j (Al') Wheal Hill) hard white. $1.2: hard whllo blueslem, baart, J1.2IJ:' fudernllun. $1.20; soft w- h 1 1 o I.2B,4: western white, J1.25W: hard winter, $1.20: northern sprinp, fl.2S; western led, l.24',i. Today's cur receipts WlieaT, 323; flour, 20; corn, 3; oats, 4; huy 3. . XKW YOltK 1'ltl IT the keV. . WiHT-attorney said lteach came '.back, .tuduy to tell what he one way to write up a code oi ti,n,.,ru- . uniriic rules wuuiu ue iu imviviuw . , ,.ft ' i.,., r.... a t k iw 11..1...1 ' ..i.. o.....i., r,-. I ooii after he frullH um-lniimi-il. noiin on n country road. J had surrendered Peach-was- taken before' the grand jurv inveHligtiting the tdnylnn. was the fourth witness ei led. : Ltench was eiinfronted by three men who said they saw n coupe similar to one owned by Bench leave the scene of the killing. 1-iter he was returned to jnll. It was not made known whether he was Identified as tho driver of the ear. The farmers asked for relief. They got sermons on business ef ficiency. Now they do nued relief. CHM'AtJO LIVESTOCK x CHICAGO, Oct. U (Al' U!. H. tiei'Hiiniiel movement, us, ex- nai-tim-nl or Aerle.ulturul-HoirH- Axanmng factory is under consideration lor this valley, plained by Dr. shcidon. ims to uo 23.01111; ei(ny markei steady to 10c IVnnlil wlifriiivinrtirmpd-iin'tliG uiftount of fruits and vera- wlth ",0 Mtl"ly "f n,a nc"" ll,,n'Bi",i': "msi n'd-vsweeion 'ifood'an.l i eopie wno-ure mroimea-on int. nmuunv 01 iiuus aim yt-Kt ,11(llvWuM, ,.1,11,1. , ' choke buicheis, 2211 pounds up; u.p vauies grown nere eacn year are surprised inui sucn an insu-j At tn conciusnm or ur. Mnei- n.86; imik Komi to choice 170 10 itutioii doesn't already exist. No one can doubt the advantage trrcVlhei, Z sme ;.titiie. But they haven't yet materialized, due very teacher m Monmouth nommi. who largely, we believe, to a failure 'on the part of thi8-communJ- Jty Uf appreciate the true need. A dehydratinir plant of a .mm-i-ik. ernic teiieher m Moniuouiii eoneluHloii of l) teucherw trans- tpui'tnicnt ruoins fro m 1U o'clock until J 1 were fflven by Miss t.,.n m.,l(,H,..H here in'imary- crmc '...,..;.,. f, ,!l,t ,,J ,,,.,, ...... I. I, I, . .,,, ,1J 1, .,,,;., who adilresseil the liitoiineilliilo '"""".'S "w-wj I-.X......J- n i.j...4 Mnil Mllvilll,.c, rtepartment on "l p- investmeiit. It would furnish now payrolls for part ,of each per (u-aiie Ariihiuotie." and iy ur. year, .payi'"s for women to a considerable degree. But that "'"' iioei u.e nm-u V . . . . ' school depHitment. is not the important thing. They would provide a 'market, f.. tl, l!,.,ll,. f..,ti( nnA Tl, ,. M Il.mnrd Speaks crops that might otherwise go to waste or bring very little heiii ami at ii:U department Tloi, t....,.M ,.,,.,. nnltl.,.,t;,.i. P o.,...ll t,...lu rlassea were reslimeil ......... u.-u.. ...v. ... o.... "-".,. Howard iressed the high would increase me agricultural income and, tncrclorc, gen- i.i..i teachers. KmphasiziKK the 20" pounds, 1 l.l(K( H.iyi, -' Catlle !l u; fed steers and she stock slow, sternly, weak; no 'wesl- vealers fioc low er; relatively few fed steers here of value to sell above IIU.OO; bulk eligible lo tl2.0liii( U.7r: vcaleiir largely $ 1 4.1111; few M.."i; Olllsiil eis buying sparingly ut $1-1 .5t I6.IHI. 'I Sheep 20, into; rat lambs open ing slow, steady, weak with lo.v lime Monday:' early sales natives nioslly i:i.oo(ii I3.2."i: few l3.r.o; well finished ewe and wether lambs lo shippers i:i.?r: II" to U" pouml biii-k lambs $ 1 l.oosi 1 1.50:. At this lime I"-6": bulk rangeisell- Kline f i..u.(. eiiuii-e iiiiik-i held above 13.Sii; sheep sleaily; most fat ewes $ u. 7 Mi 6. Ml ; feeding crt.1 prosperity. A canning factory and drying plant must ' JXl'y S "nr"; t"i.o.; n?. 1(11111! 11 LUIS valley l IU IIIIIKU IIIU IllllSl Ol US Crop pOSSIDlllUCS. w ill meet the needs uf life and liu- l.tut they will not come through the agency of some jingel? who happens along. "Letting George do it' "frond ,,mn experiences und leave us row trans as possible ill the completion i isn't go-, of ilia four-yem- course, Mr. How- A R.C A U E Monday POItTI.AXK LIVESTOCK I'OltTI.ANI). Ore.. Oct. 0 (Al'l ing u acconipnsn mc ciesirea result, it is a matter ol gen- , "t V i . . c soivinVtbo piobiem tul"" oral cjoniniunity concern and should have general conimun-ihnmlu'niiiu "ho sui.jeeis ot higui Ka slow; aieudy; receipis y.o. . i i , ., ... I , , , ..J ,, , i.,u' Sheep und aiubs steady; reuelild: lt.V -effort be lllld it. . , ; h,...l classes. Seh,-,1 sui.jeeis ' , I v , , Hhnnld be urKiinlxed iiorliuns of the 8,1,1 ' ' . V i jfleld -of litiliian experleiiee,' sold ; f I CHAP UlXKtrirf.tlM.lt.ii.. .vi. maa.t '.I... u......l. II.. 1.111. ..ii.ul.ii-.- ..I' I nuur. vuivn uninni'.nn run iiir .,. ....... ...... I . . .' . uniilniiieiitiil prueesses, worthy j Shoe retailers aro dissatisfied because men don't buv so luumv' inemborshi'ii, .worthy .uho of n.any-pairs of shoes, a year as women, and are entering upon Zu' XZ!Z a national campaign to improve the situation. They are go- bm-e for a number of ycure been ing to emphasize the "distinct health and comfort advant- Xly TuH? ages in a sulficient shoe wardrobe." 'mi-, iiuwani iiccim-eii. explaining n.i . i .it ........ bw lliese seven alms might be np- lljey propose to make men shoe-conscious." That almost ,i,i i .iividuni si hi...i sui.jeeis. niakei a man shudder. Males are prettv sensitive about their 'fi",'.ie-is nu.i me method of teaeii- i , i i t. i .1 . iii i ... . lug Ihem lire eonstnntly broadell- looksilready. burely they should be able to walk along the inn. - said iie HU,erintendeni. street! without furtive glances at their feet, to see how theirl H"wiud was scheduled for . , .llle iisseinlily luldress this aflernoun SIlOeSjIOOK. while Miss llenklc. Mrs. Munis and They ought to be able to forget about their teet, as thev s"",'- "TV "'"T.."' '!"vc V." i"' . iii i ... .v.v, .... .T purl incut classes. .Miss Jean llesley. nave been able lo since bootblacks disappeaivd f-om the sidi'-'iii i.u- of .im nii..n. rmni I'mi walks. It is a blessed relief not lo have boys with kits run- for "" ning alongside of a fellow and pointing to his shoes. Aiej l-'rlilay I'rtignim the retail shoe dealers going to start pointing now? ' l,,,"'""'"'" " r"' Not that a little pointing is roiilly a bad thing. To tell; ' " i-i.iii-:oin Ihe truth, men's shoes kip not lo-nt nn.nni-lv i;l,li, n,.. invo:iiion. itrv. it. i.. rut- Jnipudent Shine artists slopped calling public attention I COLONIAL j Till'.' KAMH.Y KVTKI1TA1NMKNT .- TODAY And FRIDAY Matinee Ladies with MAY NfAVOX Malcolm MFGregor Hedda Hopper Directed V BYRON HASKINS WARNER BROS PKODUCTION The romance of a Cigarette Girl and a "Gig olo" who worked his way through college by ' dancing with rich ladies who paid and paid and , paid. '- JN'ick Nacli Comedy Pathc News 10c and 25c - '.-... '.. ' j . . Across ifrum. JJohnenkanip'H :;.-..;.:.Crri. i '.V.jiis.vs wihik '.,ii.t'i'in-:s- Wool -Work' Hose ..!!.;.'.'.'..'.. ...r';.'.'..., ..;'..'.'.:...; :l."ir. ! pr. Uruwii; Corduroys .'......' Ileuvy iClrey Muleskius :.'..;;..'...'.. ......:.:......: ,22n Vt. Denim Overalls (ISlband Coppur Itivet Wiilst) 'Am6slieaff. t'hMinbray Shirts , ' Heavy 'Klnnhel-' Shirts .-....' SI. Ill) S-'.im . S2..-.II $1.10 ... Hc SI. OK Shop Caps...... .'. Hie itntl 21i Leather -J-'nced Canvas (lluves (with or without gauntlets).... :l."ie BIGGEST SENSATION OF THE YEAR! 'v '4 ,'Gi'eater than the "Volga Boatman" Starting SUNDAY at the COLONIAL V. : 10c and 25c ROD I A CTHIKT. aao Totitor EDWIN CAREWB . m 1 mm-. "As DEL mo Untied Arldti Pcinr vm. Jiut evejy noinml man will insist that he doesn't need fco many pairs of shoes as a woman, Uvau.sc lie wears shoes u that fit his feet and iv adapted to walkinjr, so that they iiaturally last lonjror. Also he will insist that men are not Vain which is not the truth the desinninji1 shoe dealers will prolmhly put it over nam; ittmlHY fthiukim Iril h lO W. Nusltiiiiin: uhiiMUiHrmrntf. - AiMi os.H, "Thi Need for Muif i;i'fm-iiv t'lunjii ifT l-Mm a Dr. Hjm-hIiI S. Tmtlc. I " -1 Vim n iihmiIm: I'rhniiry HMl'Jft l St'llH Sumtiui IHmiIi In- tM nuMltiitr itiHl ndvitiu p "Plan- lly KfttiiiK at nion's vanity,'"!'"-' " ,,'!,;,; ",r, S"1,,'i"',-M:","1,v (GIRLS' HATS AM) COATS One lot of Chinchilla Coats in blue, red and tan. Sizes 2, 3, 1. Special at $.1.1!) One lot of Children's Coats in plain colors, ;. fancv trimmed. Sizes 2, 0 Special at $1.98 Felt Mats $1.59. $2.98 NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Iletfcr McrcliandiKO Lower Prirr "SOcilll I'll'HHUt'C," IM. Iliilold 8. Tuttli'. 1 1 :0tl KtM-i'w. 1 1 : 1 .1 - I ii'iiiri iupiiIh; I'rlnmi y iuhjft Mi'liTtcil. .Mix Si .-I In Inulfi liitirnitilhili n nil till v.i itt'tMl "Hw filithiry f 'ui l K tlluni," 11'. J. IX, .Icui II, AI'TKIINOON 1 ' I (tpPnliiR I'xrrt'lsPM. ' I 3n -A.Wrtw, "The Meal Tr.M h-' pi." IM. J. Ii. .Unveil. in "CMinty full ut thi' Ore Knn Hui Teai-hrrn.' AmtH-iailM-li," i (inHp,.,.,,,,. 15 ltrirtHfiutii)( the Mule II Itiary. MIbh Malilt iKity, , 3. '5 UeiiiuliNiraltuit uf "A Su i lallxvtl lifumaithy luii. ' Thum a 11. litmlt. You Aren't Interested in the Horn of Plenty Unless it's Tooting for You l'a UirnnJir Naitmial iiutik "Fortieth Year of Friendly SeiA-ieo" i 5 Tons Of Rexall Products Seasonable Household Items Every One Guaranteed Thursday, Friday and Saturday " ' j&S. " Thursday, Friday I You Get Two Articles by Paying One Cent More Than the Price of One Article G lass Dra gs In c.