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IN PLEASANT I'LACEH Tho Lord In tho' portion of mine In
heritance and of my cup; thou malnti'itieHt my lot. Thoj, II urn mo
fallen unto me In pleaKaut places; yea, I have, n goodly herltu&e.
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EGGS TAKE TWO
CENT PRICE DROP
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
All Grades Quoted Lower
Butter Prices Firm in
Portland Exchange
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I nun vi iiustiw, ius miKvu-s ' 't- uiue iinu umiui pa.ii.-, n ami played It with a
"ml ' n'hich stories 6if 'trie Uickmnn trial are curried. We hoo tho fi"-ii' ciiarn(.a iimi added to
lime ''j.1,' i "'" , i , P , . tin1 lirauly of the ninnlii'r.
I'osuus m we limine noi .sum as 10 can ior u cnanfrc in Vr , mng ,
Iiat IianiC. ..... .,; ' , '. - m.wlil) In KiiKllxh and did It Ina
LIVERPOOL I1I-:,VI'
I.I VEHPOOI.. Jan. I' (AP)
Oialn cIommI: Wheal - .March KM,
PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. 2d (AP) , 1 " ' "! "
All iri'adfH of i'Kkk tuok u luu-: 'tm'I.
cent drop at 111' dairy exchaiiK'i .
nei'tlne yeHlcrday exurpt medium POHIT.A.ND Vlli;AT
llists which were uuoled u cc.il 1 PORTLAND. Ore, Jan. 2S AI')
down. Fairly heavy recelpla. cou-' "Wlu-at -HUH hard while, 1 1.4.1:
pled Mllh lower prices prevalllnn Icdelation. I.L'S: sofl while,
In eastern' market and reporleJ H westt-rn whlli.. 1.27 li-:
Increase In Hie lav in this leni. 1 llurl wlnler, JI.34: norlhein
lory aro civen a leaaons for the Prlnc. blanly
decline. Further sIlBht recessloilH 1 "' No. ylille leed and No.
are expected durlne the next few 2 ", $4.0(i.
weeks by local dealers and com-' Today's car lice!pln Wheal,
mission men. ;Hf: hurley, 2; riour,- 15; corn, a:
Butler prices conllnuu ri'lnllvely t,ulH' 3; ''"' 7-
firm, the only chaiiKe yesterday be-i '
Inir a half cent drop In Ihe iiuola-1 t'MICAtiO CASH
lion on cube cxlnm. HoldlllKs III CIIH'AOO, Jan. 2H (AP) Wheat
storuRe were reduced yesterday 5i'i3 "o. I northern sprinif. S 1 .3S .
uounilK. 1 ''orn (new) No. 4 mixed, xic:
A. F. Thlljodcau of Detroit, an I N"- yellow, S3 'u Slic: (old) No. J
Uooiko Love of llle Detroit lie- " nno, km;; so. b wlilto, N3c. ,
r..i..inR CalH No. w ill,. F.r, I, fit r.r. I.'.
, from imp.-You've icot my fcni-m: , yesterday's excl,anKe session. Mr. No. 3 while. .r.( ;,r,c.
Illll il' fllltlli'lti kJlltl IiW. Is1lll'- 11
1 hiijodouu h out! or lh liiiwHt
tlealeiH in the country and lut ;
year, he reported, IiIh firm huudlid
Ubout S.000 fiii lo;i-lH ol vrkh and
over 4ooo cnrloadH of butter, (
. l iiu'Ttone In the country driHel
meat division of the. local whole
Kit I ft niuikelH Ih a trifle firmer to-
llllV U'itll I iHfit Vl.nl lllfivilltr fii-nnnrl
AT LOCAL HOTEL' ISlrlSc. choice lamhH 241I 2&c.
ana nofot lsvisc. Heer Ih a lit
tle easier wltn dfinund lighter on'
account of the hlKh prices whlclil
have, been - prevailtnjf for the. Uwlt
few.weeka. which Iiuh tended to
Price Reaction i
In Wall Street; i
Close Is Heavy!
PRE-INVENTORY SALE OF HOSE
Service and Chiffon weight
All colors and black. 1
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N. K. West & Co., Inc.
La Grande's Leading Stoic For Over 25 Ysars
'I'her'H at IcumI one Instance uhen;
linvln eiiouttli i4io didn't end fa
tall j nu tlmt'8 Will HoKcrx. M.ll-l,
fall ' runneiM iimiv." Mild Mitt. I At fa
Hud, I hee ha by, who'! Jest Iw'tfln
iiln' t ualk." :
NKW VOItK, Jan. 28 (AD
Slock riccH turned reactionary af
ter an rarly outhui'Ht of hIh iikI h
westtfrn red. Il.i':t. ,n IOU"y H "'lei whhioii oi ineiuur-
Kei. rumicaiion oi niaiiveiy puur
IhkI quarter eantingK, KtatfiiiPiils,
the -ecen1 MtlffentiiK In lime money
iat8 and a rather ceiierul belief
that the technical position of t he
market had been weakened by the
violent advances In pool specialtis
were the reasons generally ascrib
ed for the Helling movement.
Steel shares wero under rather
persistent pressure. Vanadium af
ter touching a new high, sold down
VIOLIN QUARTET
GIVES CONCERT
(Continued from Paire V
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Hye not iiioled.
Parley tit, fa !tf,c.
Timothy Feed $3. 1 0 :i.sr,,
Cio.er eed tl.a'l y.'r,
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Kills J I I.2S.
Helllcs K.7ri.
elm
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POLICE STOP
VICE RING'S
OPERATIONS
reduce coiiHiimptioji somewhat.
, J'oultry prices are steady to firm.
Ileuvy hens are quoted at 'Jlitt
4 to A lit pound hens uoc. ;t to l
I (rontlnuej from Page 1)
has done nothing In force his return.
Two of the men are said to have
7 ' ' I liuu mi iinrni'troM.il.U nl,.1ltir im.l
i Contmry -to- tFie .fear expressed in soiiie circles, we' do beauty and his ease or singing
:iot believ miythinif appoachinn; a majority of, farmers of ZXTZva
Me atatct will favor u $3-auto license measure. The increase" den" by penni.
in property faxes fthat;wouid result from success of this1 sn-owi ;ni
,iiitiativd movement'1 is obvious and threatening to every' ';rtrt m its second group
; masterly way. Mr. .)enh.nH vole j pounds 17 Ue: a llght :C up. fecn Kiven (h U.oni,Me ,h((t if lh(.y
ih ;n operty. owner. Unpleasaut as it may be to pay fifteen to Symphony)
for
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"Hiinn Moala'
Ity Tsehaikowsky
hy Severn and "Her
"Andante"
jlt'tv Hnlliiis or mors piir.h ,Tiliiii;i1'V fur 11 lirr-nsr". iiitplliirpnt:
:uv . owners know. that they are getting value received in waa a ilirricult dratnatie numbi r
;.od roads, that the users of those roads should pay for 1,1 w,;l'h ," "tirrinK- cihhuk a
1 well handled, and the- other two
,;iem. une oi me siaie s greatesc asseis is lis nignway sys
It is remarked by people- in Scores of other stales when
i no mm turioaii oi garlic In i,i,i ..n, ,i, . ,,
move from this iiol.il for wveral teeed to a venr' in prtam and
years went oul leeenlly and the , ,mri,Pll. Tlllw ,w . :1,.e
price here is sllKlilly hiKl,er as u tm:nl. ,.i:,rKea of ciiKiI'Iiik the
result of temporary Uecruuso of country llleKully.
"U1)l'- , Tlie son of a" former city offielnl
, , , Trr. ' lunl an iifridavll In which he
(HltAf.O I.IVISKKK made lieeosa M,,o m,lnul ,.f
t mi auu, jail, zb iai J t;.
-111.
;vcr good roads are mentioned.
,'.ish destroyed.
It is an asset we do not
niemhei'M m' lh iii.p,i t.,. l.,,i
iM.,mriMieiu oi ,,Ki leuiuu e i Kirs tnl yiJ,, hH n,.V(,,. )eon Ulken
5ll(l; market uneven, steady to before the Kl-nnd jurv.' I'resHUre
l(lu hiKher;' top 18.40: bulk good ,iik lieen brought to boar upon pri
and cholee hogs, all weights 1UU valo liivutii;atorn In an erfort to
to 300 lbs.. Ia.l6f8.a5. have this hoy whisked out of Hie
('little 2IMI! com nil r..rl we n If
A passage in "Her- ago. It,,j 8ll,,,rs lCady to 25c low-
better grades slow, dull: show- rr-m - -
lng additional ptlce loss on top of
FOOD INSPECTION, TOO
in k sunn V hff 'insnnctori iiiul ll hiiiiitps kmit nl covhiin
,-;.taiular(lb, lmn&mBkho life nuMiif'J IM&tytf.ZJl&ffil
, Jon that otliui'.foods and' tJie'lphiees 61' business where thev fi"i"" ""' 'overs, cm to'
. ji , tA ''' ., .-t i, , , ' .,, lv as piaved by tile uliarlet w
iro hand led bo crivotisimi in- nt.tniil (tin ? .. ... '.. ..
were llithter
eiuute to the Moon" where tho
Miiarlet played a light rippling de-
iresienuo was a niKii mm ui in" hist week's Bhurp decline: lower
,!V01"1"'- .grades, esiieclally kinds selling at
Mr. Iienham's second mitnicr j ) I a. 50 downward, hardly aa ucllve
was "O Lola ian''n" from "Cav- 08 week ago but fully steady: veal,
allerja llllslicanua". liy Masengnl I era largely $1 lower; ilglil, Ihin
rpt . t: i i n 'i ji i ii n a in suoweu inorr in.iii any oiner aiocK sheers 2c or more owcr;
Tile Suggestion made to tho City Commission that the lilllk ,i,er his ability. Mr. Denhnnl mealy kinds carrying uuttlliy.
ii di nance be broadened iii scope so as to include proper super- "k "rh' I'-oriiidden Kong" by steady, week's extreme top oi red
i.iMui.n 'f ntlmi. r,lu .il ll,!.. ,,l.i: ,i; ;i,.: .. : ' (at:ildnn and "The Old Itefraln" steers $ 1 8.26; lew above $17; noth
1 VIS10I1 , Of Other foodlj and .their public distribution IS ,,y Krl.sler. will, tho Masganl , lng Hlrlctly. choice tie.e; best year-
i orthy of much consideration. If it is essential .thai a city's number.- iiings siu.75; vcuivra cioseii at
' "l.nrgo" (New World syni-I 1 ' ' -
opened the) Hliecp- anno; prnclit-ttlly none on
land lis meloijy "'v loony, ior weua; I ;t uoiiuies
love-Mroiu leeinug siuiions; i:i,joo in
vito rects; fut lambs closing U.'. to ,Mlc
I obtained some fine lolial effects nigner; nnavles ll must; yenrllliKS
f . The --Obsoi-yer, lias watched tho. progress of the m k ' lhl J"""'"''- i " "- r,"ly ,-' ' l,iB-",: "'"f i:"
: ' ,. t , ' , , .. ..i .. ... ill." rrom wblch (be more familhir ."P: reeding and slieailng la sa.l-
j iidiiianco towaid ultiinato adoption lpr some time. It has Mooniwin and i:o.s" taken. aic 40 in r.oc; weeks tops: re.i
, iiinor objectionaiile-features tliat can hardly be eliminated jonbie as ib cond group ; wi1'-'"''1" '' i-3&: .fui naiiv,s
..' lre:.:.L.., i". ' .. ' " . .. ... . .. ill r. There was a brilliancy ! H-1 : yearlings 112.06; fat ewes
11 till lillCieilti pilin OI' regUiailOll, lllin ll Will, W0 DellOVe, , ,,, f n,1Mll.r A i. (,. i $8.2.1: feeding and shearing lambs
:!.': imiks: 78 to no ib. r,i
lo !1 Ib. of-
rerlngs $i:i.25'n 1:1. 85: inn lu IL"i
Ib. tlirowouls. $I2.6ii'ii 12.7.1; light
uutlve throwouts $101111: clipped
lauilis $1 1. 51X11 12: slaughter yenr-
fut ewes J7.25
HIS; fi-eiiillg and slieaiillg lambs
I2.5'!1 l:i.26.
llAMv ( l,l:Altl.(.S
Nl;V VOIIK. .Inn. 28 (Al'l The
nt-tutil condition oliCle:iring lioil.se
hanks and lilisl coiultaliirN for the
week shos excess reserve or $ii.
428,520. 'I'lils Is an Increase 111
reserve or $2 1 ,SS4.02n. compared
with the week beture when a defi
cit in reserve of $16,465,6110 w;.s
leporled.
m: voitu 1 1:1 11
I.A (.ItAMlK Ill.l All, MAKKETs
Dairy.
Nl-:W YtlltK. Jan.
Ilried rruits steudy.
1' II Vni'V rlOKirn 1 lo rnl-U-ni-rl kIoii fill' 1 .n frolwlo if iiiiollitrottiii' vnll,." bv Ciii-iranolf. 'I'lle Cavotte
. lirl Inplfiillv .iflixinicloen,! Mill, io i:...,l : '..1. "i '"" " dri.inalle ending In .-. ) '"l",ja ':'-7r'
: fv I""-1'" hwiiij .- iiniiiiit.iiiu .,. ,.., Mlie,ed Insistent
i matter, in municipal' health promotion as water. We spend
ai'llausi- with an encore.
Much inbney safoKiiartlimr our water sunniv. insinino- its1 '"rond wuiiunm. presi-
,,1,. .. . 1 11''' , . ... . ib'tit of the NflKliburhoud club I ,, ... T,V
-.11 ity. iro er a ml rcasoiwib e stincrvisnm n w mi t kudiiv .......... . .... mik $i i.7:.t
, a ' ' " J'-I'l'V niM.rvf llll(-II HI IIH- llUIIII'lUf. 1111-
; irj equally important. jlnglhnn or the pluns of the or-
f Tho xtenBi.n of. the onlinance to cover other foo.ls has1;;;:1" Z TC-t
. uiinerous tilings in its-favor. It would protect the public llc""' 'lul' ' '" "" ,,1''1
: . gainst occasional flagrant v ttions of the laws of sanita- I X
lion, voii,!d.-mikl;ei;tlio strict (ibsoiyation of state ifijod juul
grant with which lo Initiate our
Hilary' laws nibre' general, and would'llivide the cost of 'TZZl V.iTZ
Municipal inspection so that no business would bo overbur- as it ims done in the past." she
loned with a high lifen.se foe.v i"'1'1, " w iiinuiis uiM announc...,.
,r. ,. .. . , I tit., cont-ei-l which will be given,
;, theoretically there is already a competent state inspoc- rponsoie.i by muw iiertha Hunu,
-ion of places handling food, the state laws being reasonably "l ""' " ,'t''- 6
'idequate in this regard. Actually that state inspection is I -
not very ellicient. 'Ihe state inspector, for example, has
ji'our men under him who' are constantly covering the slate.
(JUlt Oi-egon is rather large in area and four men can hardly
Wisit any one community more than two or three times it
..ear. The visits are so infiemient that firms inclined to
'iMird unsanitary operations are too easily warned of the
, ippvoaching inspection. They are thus able to be on "dress
mrade" at the critical liniment and profit by a ravmalile re
: ort that is only temporary.
! The important consideration in the event that a general'
food ordinance .is passed will be in its administration. Kegu-;
lation is desired only it' and because it will protect the health 1
La Grande citizens to a greater extent than is possihle I
without it. It is not desired merely as a means of extemlin-j; j
(municipal .authority in a new directimi i-nd making j to I
j.niserable for people engaged in handling funds. A tactful,!
. sensible, conscientious inspector would be able to make the!
.'irdinance a success and a benefit to the city. On U. other
Pitind an inspector who lacked these ipialities ami had a'
false conception of his authority and power in the iob would!
'etilileract all benefits.
COLONIAL
The l-'aiuily Knli-rtainnieiit
LAST DAY
-rr 1 - ( iinw
HuttiT, creameiy (1.06.
- .'U.c a do,
l.'iiuetit: dodtiui: a' pound
Honey, l'ijiiiii lite lb
( Vt'K'luuicfi,
I'lttalui'a M,c Ib; Jl.'it KM'vut.
Hot hiMie tr'iiatueH 4uo 1L
l'urnly ,rc bunch,
rabham- 4e Ib.
Wax uniunn f lls. 2fic.
I.itttirr. 1 He head,
t'elny- liic hunch; hem -ic
I'umpkln 4e Ib.
S'liiiisli - iii- h.
MolhiHiM' eiirunibtTH- U'H- each.
Huiii-h eiitnls - lac btineh,
Ibiii.-h beetH-nt, ImtU'h.
'I'm n .fi "iv baneh.
Vi'llnw otiiotiK - :.e lh.
iit'-n on.miM lac bunch.
I Ttl I MM I M Si' lb.
Hi Us.m'Ih prttiilH TtC III
Kiltiibaicii.' Ib.
Mpinai-h ir.e Ib. -
Ai tu-liokea im- eai h.
ft-Ttlll.
A.b'.-i .litnatlan. Uoine.S, LU-flO-
Jt.:." bo.
--$l,ir.y 3.60 jet
I VtU'luUs il j.(i
1 box.
In Emergencies
Our rcliatilo ti'lt'plioiR1 ini'ets your needs
and oi'tm.i'ays for years jif sorvico ly
Home Independent Telephone Co.
Hi. n, i a. i
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for
do.
rsitonno
I .'Minti.-
fillli!'' ii .( ti.tc ,UA
l-'botila Kiapfrt.it Med. fcle. 2
for 'J.,e; lurce. i fur j;.e.
I'Ho ltu ki aie fruit - JtC cth.
( i uiiht'i rh'.s -.'c Ih.
(,'itlie MiK.ir -
I 'liMir.
Sofl I., ., I $h ),hl.
Haul l.-h litlina Is 4'i bid.
I'iNiliry
lolnx f i li'N i! !t - 3 (to Ib.
h.-iih .f .in,, it..
Mem ami HfJi,
H -r tuill US ki Ike.
I'liopn nit.) Httnk--J&i f o lb
S.ibnou (Htrhtly (it-wli) J&c Ib.
Halibut- 3.c lb.
nMiliue
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KxchaiiKO t wholesale riees:
I'ubeH extras 4c; vtutidariU 44u:
prime firsts 4:t ',,:; firsts. 43c
Creamery prices: Prints 3u over
cube standards. Hutterfat hiiylni;
prices 4tic ulatlou, 47c tru:k, 4!Mi
T.3C delivered i'ortland.
KtfKS All grades ic lower .v
rept medium firsts. 1c down. Kresh
standard extras 3Uc; fresh uland
ard firsts 19 c: fresh medium ex
tras JKc; fresh medium firsts -t;
undei!ixed -lie. Price lo retailers
He over exchans;. prices. Associaf
ed sellinif prices: Kxtras 33c: firsts
32c; mediums 3ic: nndersized 2yc.
Hay steady: buylni? pi!ces: hast
points below last night's close. (.rn Oregon timothy $ JO.fifi fii 21 : do
ami a similar loss was rcKistcrol vally J 1 8 ''f I H.f.u; alfalfa tH'r
by Youimstown, while 1. S. Steel ix.Mi; oat hay SH.GMf 1 f; straw 'J
cotnmon and a few, others saed pir ton. Selling prices $2 u ton
u point, or so.
(Jrcen Cananea Copper brolie 5
points. A. M." Flyers 4 Vj "d Ainer
ban Smelting. Kudio. Internationnl
Nickel and several others saKRcd 2
points or more. I'atino .Mines was
an outstandint? stionir spoU rising
3 po.hlfj on active buying.
'The closing was heavy. Total
sales approximated l,30(i,
000 shares. - ' . ' ' -
rOKIXAM IJVKSTOCK
more'
Hids lo faruwr: Hutterfat ste.rdy:
47c station. 4Su track. 50if4c'f.
o. I). I'ortland.
, Poultry Heavy hens firmer.
Heavy hens 23u24c: light Kift
Ific: springs 20i21e: broilers 23 4
25c; pekin white ducks 30c; coi-
Hirkcys, alive,
local JI.S02.fi)
ored nominal
Onions tdeady
per cw(.
Potatoes sleady, 7rcftl.:6 sack.
Wheat Unchanged
To Slightly Higher
CHICAGO, .fun. 2S (AP) .Start
lng unchanged to -c orf. corn soha
roho all u ro u ml lo a bovp y pk! r-r-day's
finish. Wheat opened at -a
shade .lower to v advance ah l
subsetmently showed general gains.
Oata Inclined upward. Provisions
were easier.
Corn closed nervous at the saun
as yesterday's finish lo ' j c
lower; wheat unchanged to c
higher: oats to 4c up, and pro
visions varying from Ific decline
to a rise of 2c.
This-, will . be n big yenr for
garages, -say automobile nu n. This
should help to stabilize everything,
I'OUTI.ANIV Ore;. Jan. 2K (Al'l
Totals for week (approximatf) :
Cuttle 2815; calves Jyo; hogs 7S7C;
sheep 2305.- ,
Cattle Compared with a weeK
ago: Steers and she stock mostly
2fta lower; spots &Uc off: clawed ex
tremely slow, with four full loads
unsold; calves and vealers steady:
bulls 50c higher; bulk good steeis
for week $1 1.75rff 12.50; ttfp $12.75
for one loud: off quality down lo
$D; top heifers $11.25; top cows
!'.( 5; bulk desirable she stock J-S
iii' Id. f0; low cutters down lo $4.5t;
bulk beef bulls $7b 8; cvtlves most
ly 8r 10.50; vealers up to J13.
Hogs Compared with a week
ago: llutcher classes weak to loc
lower; -feeder pigs extremely s!ov,
50 to 75c lower; bulk light butch
ers for week ?!t.25: scattering small
lols Monday tK3Zit .50; heavies
and underweights $8.75 do n:
packing sows $7h7.&0; feeder pigs
$ S. 2 5 (it 8.75; most ly $ S. fin.
Sheep and lamba-r-Steudy with a
week ago.. Strielly choice hundy
weight wooled lambs quoted up to
$13; yearlings up to $lu; ewes $G
dow n. -
I'OUThAM) PKOIlCI
POIITLAM). Ore., Jan. 2s (AP)
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"Please Pass the Bread"
In hundreds of homes where Golden Crust Li read is served
you will hear this ii4irase repeated over'und over ugain. "Why?
because Golden Crust satisfies; ,
Hun your knife through one of these temptingly toothsome
loaves, notice how cleanly It slices, how delightful its uronia
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The next time you are ordering your groceries, make sure
of the best bread you can buy. Specify Golden Crust LI read
and then hear your family say, "Please pass the bread."
Gwilliams Electric Bakery
La Grande, Oregon
Opposite Observer on Adams.
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