La Grande evening observer., January 23, 1928, Image 8

I7A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Monday, 'January 23, 1028.
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DECLINES IN EGG '
PRICES EXPECTED
Quotations in Portland
Produce Markets Firm
as Week Begins
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY ! L"vv.Ca,.?Iey
CHICAGO GltAlX
Wheat Open
Mtmlt : timltW
May lIOn&J3M6
JJy Wh
uvfupool vhi;at
LIVKUPOOL, Jim. :;! (Al)
Grain close: Wheat March H's,
2;Hd; Muy Oh, 2 ?4 J; July IOh,
J iiuh
Wit
Jinv
I'M
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PiiliTLAXP, (in-., Jan. '-'X (Al'l
Prices on local produce hittrkct:;
uiM'ii firm h( tlifi opening today
with 111 1 1 holdover stock on hand
and demand good for all classes
of country iIm smmI meals and poul
try. Kggs nnd hut tt-r were sleady
at. Saturr ay's m notations, wit It re
ceipt comparatively light for this
sen ho n of Die year.
Dealers look for further slight
declines in egg prices during th:
IK'Xt ft W weeks hut no decided
(IropM ait: niilicipatcd until receipts
increase materially.
Poultry ami meat prices will con
tine l .i-iii. rlea let h think, unless un
expectedly heavy shipments a rc re
ceived, .supply and demand have; -
been balanced during the past few j CHICAGO, Jan. 23 AI) Wheat
days and little change Is mil iclpal-1 No. 1! led, $I.4Mt; No. 2 liard,
ed. ISeef continue lo rule the inur-i ? 1.3 I .
ket with choice offerings bringing Corn (new) No, 3 mixed, KG 4
top-notch pi Ices, I logs continue X7c; No. 4 yellow, H5 dt K7 '.c;
Weak Willi movement druggy. (old) -No.
Cauliflower Is plentiful wit 1) : w lillt, KH-e
prices ranging bolwecu fl.fc'i to $J Outs N
per crate, un.on p.ittvi continue No. II white,
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
Kate Aids Trade
In Upward Trend
LIVESTOCK, RANGE
GOOD OVER WEST
Oregon Sheep and Cattle!
Enter 15)28 Only 1 Per '
Cent Below Normal
I'okti.am) ii r
I'OKTI.ANIl, On:., Jan. 23 (Al')
Wliwil: mill liiii-U while, Ijlunk:
luinl whilo lilm-sti-iii, bnai-t, JL.'IJ;
oilurutlon. $l.'2: Hurt whlto.
H.2H: western Willi.'. l.28: hnnl
i winli-r J1.2H ! ; nurtlnrn h r I n x.
I.J.'i: wisicin rril, II.L'J.
i Oais No. 2 wlill! f.MMl mill Nu.
2 ifi'uy, f.
. Todny'H tii r ri'i-HplH Wlual.
I'll); hnrlry, I; flour, con), J;
oiils, I: liny, (i.
! 'lilt'.(; cash
2 y.'lluw, Mc; N. 4
MOW YUKK. Jan. :i AI')
Slm-k j.rirca Kavi' an iniini.islvo
ili-inolisfraliun m Ktrt-nltlli In to
'lay'K inarLi-t. Iowor:iiir of I lit- call
. ! moiii-v renewal rati- lo ZVt per cent,
I 'I I If ' I II l 1 1. '! ' i i i - u . . . . .....
. .-.., w..- w. t . ... ii.,, iimei- iiniiiiii!r el iiriri- km ((' ;u.i .
I)i.alllnenl of AKi'lvulturu lloBi Novi-iiiIht, anil t In, favoral.li' rlial - I I'KNVKIl, Jan. 23 l.lvitjtoi-k In
(17.0110; fairly uclivu (o Hhlppi-rs: i acli'i' of tin- wi-r-Ui-nil Iraili re- '7 Wt-Hlern Htateg came
truiJei-H ami small paekern around view, helj.eil lo ereutu bullish Ken- lhrou(,-li thu eold wealher anil
Hleaily: Imk iaeki H lii'ilillni; wi.ak tm, nf, ami Inspired a n oimi lloll BloniiB of Deeeml.er In very Kooi)
lo low er; early lop JS.40; miiniT- , 0f )0ll aetivily on a lai'Ke seale. leonillllon unit the we.st Is well HUi
outi laleH ut tlia; liCi.'e; Htrii-lly - Hteel eommoii eroMm-'l 14:1 I'",'t Willi firt'il uceurdlnff to the
choice 170 lo 2 10 lb. nvcruKeH held J tn a n,.u- i,),., u,,, t.urr).nt Ui- muntlily llveKtock and rauifc re
lilKhi'i: hulk deHlrahle hoK. all Kwintr AliilorH reminniled lo re- I'01'1 a( I'nlti'd .Slates division
,2.'.'.i 8.40; f ijirreasiiii; sales of Ihe new of crop uml livestock estimates.
Ihs., JS.I0 1 10,,. Hupp attain In III.) Iurllijr Decenilier snow covered
lleadershiu of the advance. Koine " lui'lfu part of the ramie III the
of Hie sharpest Cains were recorded nurthein slates and tho mountain
In the meichaiuli.'iini; Kroup, Wool- reulons, causlnt! a seasonal decllni;
worlh, It. II. .Macy, c'hrl.itic llmnn, In the ranKO condition. Snow and
Nallunal lliacult. I'luelt I'ealmdv, rain In Texas Have promise ol liel-
arul Aliiaham anil Ktruuss sellinK 3 rallKe feed and ruin improve.l
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for (hi coin in u uiiihi be
In Uy tt a. iu.
IliH. Up, !
, it 'in to 37',
wi-ight:i, HU
few ImtcheiH
Cattle 17. unit; good to
fed hI fiord very-slow; weal
bidding I f 'a tUv. lower;
grades nioderalely active;
.steady; vealers largely Gtte
lie. -it fed Hteerft early, $17.5'
INSI'ltAM'i; AM) lt()MS
KtiM'ythlni; flu l Ule liismniicc
I. S. INVIiSTAUVT CO.
O. W. WA1E.NOCK
1-13-tf
choice
; early
Iowt
mostly
lower
; hoiiiu
held (roiiiderally a hove $lb;
to
points hig!er.
strong with hlds lo gi-owcrs quote J
around IS) lo. Although outr
Hide liiiyerH were in the market,
movement Is light,
J'otatOes con: in uu to move x
fairly good volume at a w I d e
range of prieeH, with lop offerings
of h.ikeis bringing around 2.'ih.
The upph1 market is firm, wlih
deniund trxcelleiit for good fruit,
of which them is Kttle he 10.
: whitt m; Vi fn r.7
f4 Vi ft f-c vac.
;y, N. fl.ll Vit -
linrley S.1 i !MU
Timothy feed $:t.l')1i
Clover weed $ 1 7 ! 4 iyi.r(J.
I.nrd$1 1-10.
Itllis $1 l.'-T.
ItellleH f I 2. lit).
ouik I'll he utilities a no swunir un-
of quality and conditionx to hHI . ,viinl m .(Kj- f(1Hhion. Montana
l.I.1(oi( 1(.r,a; big killers buying j owei'. Ahitihl Power and
light veiilers at 5l-"J.t; mostly : KxprehH aelllng at l heir highest lev
f 'M)i 13. VH Kin,.(. ijlL'f;, or longer. Kleise!:-
Sheep 15.000; fat lainbu Ktrong mnn, Atlantic (lulf and W"t In
to i,re higher; bulk heller grades ,ja.H( jtuckyrus, Krie
lambH, 82 to !Ml lbs. $I3.C04( JII.Kfi; iltitt readied
best held above -111; lew good ri
to loo lb. lambs Wl.lU'a i:; loo
to 108 lb. throw outs 1 2.5;
sheep Hbsidy; fat ewes J7'7.2Ii;
ttip $7.r0; feeding liimbs ft tin; lu I K
ile si raMe kinds J 12. .UK.- i:t; mixed
l 1. 1 1
lbs.
lf()KTlAM) i'ltOIM i:
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R0NCHITIS
i At budlimo rub the throat and
gff chiut thoroughly with -
V VAFORUB
Out IT Million Jar Ud Ymarly
and feeding
$ III. Hi.
lambs scaling 7 J
10 Years Ago
Today
Waller M. I'j-nr and I.. I.
S.'O lriiii.-s uen n (be Mull
iMMirili lloN'l, I't :-i;;unl. ocr
Sunday.
Sfaticnury
Special
StMilll-l'ic Nl'CHs
I' n.v I ,ic tipci
"riNsr.Ai;"
cicisriri) iuMi
All lor 75c
L & L Drim Co.
I'OliTI.ANU, Ore., Jan. 23 (A I')
Wholesale prices: Halter sleady.
I'orilund I )ali y JCxebaug; net
wholeNfth pi'lcea: Cubes, ext run
4(b.; standards ii'ijc; nime firsts
4 4r, firsts 4 3c. I Yeamery prices:
I'rlnlH 3e over cube slamlnrdH.
..KggH sleady; I'reMh standard ex
tras Jilc; fresh Htandard flislslUc;
fresh aiiM'dhim extras r.2c; freso
medium flrslH il2c; under.slerl ZH.;
i'riecs lo relailei'H 3e over exchange
prlceH. Associated Fi-lllng prices;
Kxtrns II 7c; firsts 117c; mediums
3.V; iindersi.ed 33e.
litds lo farmer: Itulterfiil abudy; !
47e Slalloit, -18c track, f.0'.(f,le I'.,
o. b. I'orlltinil.
Poultry sleady; I vy hens Tlfu
24c; light I'll 20c; Hpr!nt;s 20''
21c; broilers 2.'!'u2re; pekln white
dueks 30c; colored nominal; tur
keys", ullv 2fi'if27r.
Onions stuudy; local I ..so fu 2,;o
per ewt.
Potatoes sleady. 7.'.e'i 1.25 sack
1 lay steady; buying pi i-s: Kaat
ern Oiegoii timothy 20.i'o ' 2 1 : do
vniiey ?ixf. is. an; allallu $H 'f tliiiui
pouri-AM i,i i;si K k
JMJltTI.ANU, (Ire., Jan. 23 (AP)
-Caltlo and calves: Ulcers Hteady
to Un- higher, (lulls fully ,roe high
er. Keccipts, rut Mi 2325. ini-lud-Ing
lo:i direct. Hteci s ( l ooo to
Jltoo ll,s.), good, $ 1 1 ,"' '' 1 2.75 ; do
medium ('lipOl 1 100 lbs.), $ I 2 'u
1 2.75; do ( Mio lbs. up), niediuiu
lo.50'i12; do (all weights), com
mon '.l(ti 10.50; heifers, good H50
lbs. flown), lin.uO'x I l.5o; do com
mon lo medium fX.LTi'f 10.50; cows,
good, !l.fi5; il coiumoii to uied-
iuin, 7 fit !i ; do low ciittrs to cut
ters, M.,'.ii' 7; bulls (yearlings ex
cepled), beer, good. ?7.50rtX; do
common and medium, 9 if. 750 7.fo;
calves (5no lbs. down), medium to
choice, $!Kff II; do culls lo common
l7"o!i; vealeiH (milk led), choiie
jl2M:t; do medium $10.5012;
do culls to common $f" lo.;o.
foed proHpucts in 'allfornia. Snow
and cold weather retiliel In
beavy feeding; in the Jntennoun- I
Adams tain country, und most of the
Northern slates. Jlanges general- J
ly curry u good lot of ft;ed. except
thut I lie desi.rt slieep ranges of
Vanadium Nevada, Western t tab, ami Mouth
ew high . '"m Wyoming are vory short of
grounds. ! fecil. J'he condition of western .
Trading, which had been rather runges is tin per cent of normal
sluggish lor the greater part of compared with U3 per cent last
las) week, showed a marked in- mouth, 85 per ceni u year ago und
cre-iHe in volume. ! the five year uvenige of JI.H per
Thu closing was sltong. The lulu cent,
trading was featured by violent ud-1 Tho supply of hay and other
varices in a number of specialties. ! feeds in the western states is lurge
('hrlntie Itrown extetide'l its gain and all of the stales have un ample
to 12 point. International Silver supply for winter needs.
7',i, Air Reduction 7 and Interna-) Cuttle
tionul Harvester, Fidelity, phoenix) Cattle came hrougli the Peeem
inKiuance, Ahitibl J'ower, Mont- Iter cold und bud weal her in very
COOIi-;i KOOI I SAI.K
(Jiven by St. J'eler's (.iuild Wed
nesday, ul Hit Crescent .Meat Mkt.
l-23-2t
We puy cash for second-hn mi 1
school books in good condition.
Silver i horn - Wright 'a Puiuily Drug
Ktore. 1-4-lf
. j
VAi,ii;s j
Take advantage of I lie special j
valuer now shown ut jjiichardsoirs '
Art und (lift Shop. January Kale!
now on, with all urllcles reduced.
l-lli-yt1
IltmiMtltciiiiig, iiTcntlng, nntiopj
Doles, etc. Morion'tt lihldy Shop, j
lu-Mtr'
A NATION WIDE
INSTIIU nun-
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cJLFENNEYU).
P 9
" where savings are greatest
108 Depot St., La Grande, Oregon
Spring Silks
Dress Goods
Are READY
for All Home
Dressmakers
gomery Wurd and Cold Oust
( points or more.
Total ab-s approximated 2.(10
(iOij shares.
I K.f.tp;
$!l tier
iikii e.
oat hay $ I -1.50 ut 5; si raw
Ion; sell I ii, t; prices $2 a Ion
i iiisco I t;t it
I logs weak io 1 0c low ei-;
eeipts, liogs 3 1iio, includiir,'
j through. Heavy weight 2.0 to
j IIs. ) meilhim lo choice. 1.1Uu,
i S.75; medium weight (jim to 251
J His.), medium to choice $s.2.Vo y
I l.ght w e.ght ( I l.o to 200 lbs.)
eiiotce Mgii
(HI
Wheat UiiHeUled
and Lower Today
CHICACO, Jan. 23 (AP)
Ing unehanged lo -ftc oil, I'hicugo
j wheat hubsequelitly undeiweiit
some furllier sag. Corn started ut
Vh lo off ii ll rl later held near
to the i n 1 1 1 1 1 1 range. Outs were
easy. Provisions held s!e;uly.
Wheat cloyed unsettled, 'i to
net biuer; corn at c deeline lo
Hi' advance, oats unchanged
to 'v down and provisions un
changed lo u f'elbuek of 7c.
m;v vokk ritrir
XI-:W ViliK. Jan. 2;t (AP)
Kv:- porate l a pples steady; clioice
Al'u I7!'j.-; fancy N1 I :ie; prunes
fjeady; Ca I : I'onti.us 4 'i- ii x e; Ore-
gons
SAN PPANCISCl), Jan. 23 (AP)
- Federal Htuti- Market News Serv
ice -A p plea: ( 'it I! Corn hi ( boes) :
Hellclous $2.75' 3: Willi
un, fancy, ' $2.50' 2.75;
1 1 1 ; 1 1 1 m ( 130 in k;ii lbs.), meilium lo
choice, $,s.50'k ii.yfi: packing bogs
(rough and smooth), JH.r.";
slaughter pi.s (:hi to f:io lbs.),
medium to choice $.N'iH.25; feeder,
Mid st or It er pigs (70 lo 130 ll)S.),'
medium to choice IS ''!).
olards
pe.icl
I 0 Ujt
cho.e
I I
He; apiicuts
I 3 I 4t ; ehoici!
.tra fhoiee I x
ilei.ly; Kliiiid.'inl
loice I I I lie;
t I 2 .e.
Pliplns. 4 tb-c. $2'i2.35; :t i Her
'1. 2 it t 2.;o. Oregon and Washlng
loii; Itomo MeaullcM, SI", ?2.75'o;;
fancy :t.lo; Arkansus Illacs, X
Hlieep und lainhn fit
2220, including 120U
r Haiian- l.ambs ( M lbs.
Newiown choice Jll.r.O'o 12
eceiplM
lOU on contract,
lowu), good lo
do medium ( iu
Mm. down), I 0 'a 1 1 .511; in culls lo
common (alt w eights), JT.r.o fn I ;
yea HI n 'T Welliers to choice XSIj JM;
ew es (120 Mis. down ), Hied ill 111
SAN
- Itulh
50i.c.
I, A
111 I TCIII AT
FliANCISCo. Jan. 23 (AP)
ri al f. o. b. S;ui Ft a ucisco,
I .
?.(.-.p; lancy , j choice jJ5''i ii; do medtum to choice
I'ejrs; Oregon P' Anions $ 1 1( -1.50 ( 120 'il 50 lbs.). !"; ;o culis to
box; Winter Nells ?;:.50'f( I box. common (all weights). $3'( 4.
mm
Girls Appare
a ia a v j
WITH the weather man
predict ing plenty of cold
weather ahead this annual
sale of girls' wearing apparel
will be pleasant news to moth
ers with daughters of the
school age.
Size 2 lo (i 2.49 to l.i)S
Size 7 to 1I:U)8 lo !U)S
Size J.) to 20U)S lo 15.98
xfT3K
Any Hat at $1.00
( unninu 1VH and
Vclct Models
Al;CV lilt lo hats that turn smartly
up in front, witli bright color fcatli
.r trims. The brims nf others turn
dow l.
-V1;;
For School and rarly Wear
DOKAIJLK little models copied after
hose worn by French children of jer
sey, crepe., do chine and wool tweed. Tliej
are leal values ,").()() to $10.00 values U
close out at
. 1.19 and 5.9S
Norton's Kiddy Shop
Kd.MJi: WlK.l i.SAl
AlAltli lil S
I'otiltry (live Wright),
Springs i li 't i M- Mi
lb in y In ns - I I 'a I i!c lb.
Light hens 10c lb.
Stags So lb.
Flour,
H:i i d I' eei a t loo ( ha r d
7.fi0 bbl.
bofl wheat J7. 40 bb..
I, A (.ItANHIi
It I , I AM, i AIlK ETH
imlry.
HiiPer, crea niei y 55 $ 1.05.
I.'ggs 45 t 5t'c ilo..
Cher sc. 35fti 4c u pound
Honey, eomii 2;"c lb.
eariiion-.
I ;ii i- lb; $ 1,25 pur cwt
good 'condition und there, was only
a slight shrink. Heavy feeding
was necessary in tho mountain
und northern slates. pry condi
tions in part of Texas resulted in
the feeding of soinu entile. Cuttle
went into the winter In very good
flesh and losses have been very
light. Cat tit! In feed, lots have.
' dono very well and made good
-Open- gains. A few contracts for spring
delivery have been made iu Wesl
ern Texas ut attractive prlecn. Thu
condition of cattle is HI per cent
of normal compared wil h 'J2 per
cent last month, !W ler cent u,
year ago, and the live year aver
age of SS.7 per cent.
Sheep
Sheep on t he western ranges
have wintered very well, with light
losses. Cold, stormy weather in
December caused u slight shrink
fn flesh. Considerable feeding has
been necessary on the desert
ranges of Nevada, Western I "lab
and Southern Wyoming, but hccp
arc in good shape. The ' condi
lions during the fall breeding rea
son was generally favorable, ex
cept iu few places where the 1 u
cember weather was nevrrc. There
was considerable activity iu con-
( t racl ing wool at prices geuerully
: ranging from I! 2 to 'At rents,
l.ambs in feed lots did well and
shower) good gains, but prices were
not t high enough at the t'lose of
(the year to give the feeder a pro
fit. California early lambing was
i very favorable.
' sheep and lain)
normal compai
hist moulh, '.2
ami the five
per cent.
Oregon Cotulllimis
Uanges in Oregon at the first
of I In- year w ere !'! per cent of
j normal, rattle was y:i per cent of
j Hernial and sheep wus per cent
(' normal,
j 1 ii ( M egun t he rang: w as said
to he the best in years before the
! I iceemher snow ami cold weather.
I here was considerable winter
voi r Di:coitATi(;
When you havo a piece of fur
niture to do over, or u breakfast
Bet to paint, ask Uichnrdson, "The
Art Man" about the best way to do
it. The finish which will wear
thi best, and is I ho easiest to put
on. Special tints and colors mixed
to mulch your decorating scheme.
Take your finishing pi oblems to
It Ic na nl. sou's Art and (Sill Shop.
l-23-2t
Tiir; norsr, or ;i,ass
When yrfu break your windshield;
or side glass, take your cur to Kich-:
unison's Ait and (lift Shop, where
it will bu rofittcd with finest plate
ut the right juice. Sizes and I hick-i
ness. lo fit nil iuaks of cars. One
hour service on all jobs. I la e
Jllchardson "The Ail Man'' do yoiirj
gluss work. 1-10-31
"Gladio" Percale
Sold Exclusively by U
A good quality standard per
cale bearing-
w i-. . " our own
trademark
went m-
' jliW(Jf; pie pattern
' Y ; and some
';'. mtflt i? new novel-
vi-U..tfy ,ics- 36 inch'
i&sif.y es Wide.
m&&$ 15c
Our Improved Kczemu Pres-'iip-!
Hon acts quickly und generally pro
' duces ii cure fin u few days. It
costs $1.00 a boltle. Sold only by
Kf I vrt horn-Wright's Family !ruy
Store. I2-31-if
sic
10 w
I
1 ll'l
e.ll.i
vorit own pich ki.s
I 'let ores of your friends and
loved ones are far more attractive
when tinted by Klchardson "Tin
Art Man." He specializes In en -,
fui-R'ng, tinting and framing. Take
your pieiuro work to Iticliardson's
Art and (lilt Shop. l-2B-2t
Tile condiitoii of
is !M per r'i'iit of
I ti H5 per cent
r cent a year ago
r uvi rage of 113.3
FARM LOANS: I.OWK3T HATRS. '
SCHOOL FUNDS stso avfllluble.. i
U. E. DIXON, Foley HuliJlntf.
LA OHANDK. OfiR
00 Little Liver Touchers for 2.V;'i
the best laxative sold for women;
anil ehildrcu. am) costs b-.ss money'
than all others. Hoid only by Sil-
verthorn - Wright's Family Ding
Store. 12-31 -If-
Fasheen"
Guaranteed Prints
Mercerized cotton pongee
fabric in spring patterns.
39r
In the Mode
Satin-Face Crepe
Is Important
The lustrous finish ancl
soft quality makes charm
ing frocks black and
modish colors. Our price,
yard
.. $2.98
LYepede Chine
Printed
"Novelly patterns with
spring freshness. Yard
. $1.49
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ENTERPRISE
PERSONALS
I'ot'itoe
I lol linn
Parsley
Caiiba-;.
Wax onions
l.ltl!ICV t5c
1 "n;. tries
c nttiiL'li.
Ic lb.
5 lbs.
he:i..
-4UO It).
5C.
t'eleiy -15c buin h; ln ai -S 2iC.
Pumpkin 4e lb. ,
S'lU.ish - Oc lb.
I lot house cucumbers 20e each.
Hunch carrol.s Hie hunch.
Hunch beets I tic bunch.
Turnips- I 5 ' LW bniu-h.
II.
I'lltlL'll.
lb
i el low onions Ur
( ireeu onions--- 1 Of
I'aisnins fe Mi,
Pi u.ssels ."prouls :
Itutabagas f lb.
Spinach - I 5c lb.
Artichokes- 2ic e.i
I rnil.
Appbs J
tlnueis. $1.50 box.
I lebciuiis apples - $ 1
box.
ManuiMs 1 5c lb.
I 'et si m moils 2 lor 2."c.
(.uion.-i 5"c dux,
I M;.iigi's - 4'i'h line (J,,..
Fln Ida grappfriiit Meil. si
lor 25c; large. 2 lor Il.'.e.
Ploiidu grapefruit -2'ic ear
Cianberries 25c lb.
SiigHr.
I; s, Itelle
fti 3.50 per
j wheat pasture. The hay supplies
wire abundant hi most localities.
;wlth Utile feed Inn. Feeder cattle
and sheep sold close, with u Hinal-
ler number on feed than last year.
injuring several persons. One of
j the animals was captured soon ai
:er the escape but the second suc
ceeded In reaching the center of
j the city, along La (Iran Via.
Stores were hastily chised and
crowds fled hi every direction.
Suddenly a passerby, who was
Hiilckly rccognUed as "For tuna."
stepped out armed with a sword
which had bet a lent to him by
Ihe owner f a store. Approacn
ing the bull, "Forluna" after dis
playing a few tricks iu the nrt of
lighting bulls, made a lunge with
hls sword and the bull fell dead.
at his feet.
It is asserted that Ihe govern
ment would grant' "Fortuna" the
welfare cross for his bravery.
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sugar
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I he.it
d ledei
I bin r.
JN t'l bb.
ti-.n J. o bbl.
Poultry
fib s 's :;nc lb.
i;TKi;pi;isi-; (Sp-ciai)
girls' basketball train of U
prise high heboid went down i
defeat by the Fuioii high team by
a score of 20-22 last night ut the
high school gym here.
Sam Mcfiee. well known fanner
lix tng near Knlei prise, ts rr-cover-ing
from an appendix operation ul
t he Knlerpri.se hospital.
1 Clayton L. (.('Dell, assistant post
master. Is back ut work after .i
week's absence on account of ill
ness. ;
Wallowa bike Is frozen over fort
the first time this winter, and huu-l
rlreds of people are enjoying the
pastime of skating. The Ice is as'
clear as crystal and Ihe bottom of
the lake can be seen us through U
glass.
, Judge Knowles has been holding
a session of court I his week, sev
eral days having been consume I
with the Davidhlzer vs. (iaulke
ease. This wus a ease arising
through u disagreement un a
Dement on a land d"ul.
Weather continues clear and cold.l
making It ideal for slock feeding j
purposes, v bile t lie oiKls al e la ;
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Weil-Known Value
1 nionime, 3 3 inch nntnral
ponyt? so useful 1 Yard
49c
I'ondillon. maUIng (ravel cav
In all parts or tin country.
' Sam Litch left Sat til du.v w 11 h a
shipment of beef for Portland,
where he will remain scverul L'ays
on business.
Wil! You Put In
Or Take Out
During 1928?
The other day some
one said that the secret
of happiness lay in find
ing something bigger
than ourselves, and
working for it.' And
they added, caustically,
that if we didn't have
such a thing in view, it;
was time to enlarge our
horizon..
Do you know that
struck us as one of the
best rules of living we
haVe ever heard, and
our "bigger thing" is
going to be the future
of the town we live in.
A city doesn't just
grow. It is built up
or' torn down by the
people who form a
part of it. We have all
known towns whose
civic spirit was surly
nnd suspicious. Every
merchant there was
afraid that his neighbor
was going to get more
out of it than he. No
body ever seemed to
worry about putting in.
Our city isn't that
kind. We don't think
that it ever will be. Cer
tainly it won't if every
one of us works as hard
as he can to make thi3
town a better place to
live in.
going to do
Will you? .
We're
our part.
IIILGARD
PERSONALS
IIILOAUD (Special) Mr. tilid
Mrs. Wiuslow Able from Meaehum
were Sunday visitors with Mr.
lAUIes mother, Mrs. Sam Ferguson.
I (Jeorge liankin bft lor Col den -
dale, Wash., Sunday.
Jack Hiatt. of La Crand. was a
visitor here Sunday.
Albert Iturns. from l.u Crande.
visit, .( his .sister, .Mrs. Mabid Scot,
here Mondav.
Carl Keltz. fruin his ranch neari
Wednesday,
Mr. Pelloir-. from the ML Km'ly
rump wa.-i here on bus! ness Thuis
day. Joe Younir returned lo his home
here Thursday after an absence of
three weeks.
Mr. und Mis. 7-:iiii! Able were In
Ln Grande1. Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mutheson and
I'Jvu Weinier was La Grande vis-
ilors Sat unlay.
COMMITS SC1CIIH-:
ILWACO. Wash.,. .Ian. 21! (AP)
Matt Lahli. -11, committed sui
cide by shooting himself through
the head with a revolver Sunday.
His act was attributed to w o r r;
over financial difficulties und a
pending law suit.
YOUNG STOKES WEDS FILM STAR
Sin llli;
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Mi-iiIh uml I'isii.
Iln-r l.nll 1 '.j .1 I Sc.
t'lmiis anl slc.iK .':'h?.ic lb
Si i tr.1 i-I.-IJy Ii. .Ii) :;0c III.
H.iiiiMit - ::..c Ui.
I .nMilini
CumiIIiic. li'tflllur. riliillA, TSo.
Spanish Toreador
Kills liunau ay liulh
oin
M IM:iD.
ran
mriMnclilare
an IIIH pr
ie m i. n e
i'ot lun.i"
Liu. (.p) - l.a
of Madrid's busiest I
loilny was the scene J
eil dciiiMiisliat ion of J
bub inliii'-; hen (
ti.n adef. killed ;l J
unaway bull In front of the Am- j
lean f'Misuhii e.
The tttii;, !iic:t met death at '
p"ta .l Fn ! un i v'" h old. b.l.l '
with aii"ttnr aiiMii.il from
Ie' I ':i -. ;i l.iirli. t bull ring. SOre.ld-
- p ' m t M 1 oe;i 1 - (1 e. (; U'ld
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;S!:irk.y, was ii llilKaril visitor Mun-jday.
,iint nun r.inn ;,iul I; ry
I'-i'llTllMin w.-n. .l .Ml-h.i n I visllnrs
( Tui'sil.-iy.
! It. (I. While mum hi.ro ri-olii ,n
, (Iranilr mi liusini-ss Mimilay.
Mis. Mary I;. Vounir was Kh
plnK In I.a (ii-iinilc Mini. lav
Mrs. .Main I Si ult all. I ila imhli-r.
Diilina. nru l.i (iranili- viwiluvs
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