La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 30, 1928, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextMtmtlay, January 30, 1928. Page Etgfi! EA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER SPRING SUITS Society $45 Tans, Giys and Oxfords Westenhaver & Gilbert The Store for Men Eight Arrested By Chicago Officers j CHICAGO, Jan. 30. (Al'J VAght persuiin were under arrest today following rut da conducted aKaiiiHt what Ueputy Commissioner O'Con iiop lias termed the "bomb trust." i A raid un a near nurlhslde hotel vhro three men and a woman ,wcru taken frustrated an attempt, police behove to bomb' the vity owned hawndule Isolation hospital, 'jj'he hospital bombing wart planned ax another dynamfle Intimidation of '.ho administration of Mayor Thompson, said detectives, Hoinci; of tivu of his closest political tin auelutes were bombed last week. Removinp the cause of Constipation SliHtW mnl rwp' knnrr hum in rnn .wn') jiAtlnn, FIMII Kit fruffra nrnlcni to fmivn". I rujmuim titiir inuf)n ami nnmv rwp TKltMn far a wk. Thri aroime fimlUiy (il(fitUcm, get oulck nv .ulia t'Oc or J."ic pochot ibw ,i roiir tlnwyfv. "nr frr Mm- Oo.,B01 (irh U DMMolntl.il CHAMBERLAIN'S TABLETS u"fJf?ifc"r I jjjtijjvL 1 i H "l,l,r ' 1 ' - rr IifiTrlirfi - -5 8 MARKET SLOW AS TRADING BEGINS Butter and Eggs Are Un changed in Portland Ex change This Morning I'OltTI.ANH, On:., Jim. SO (AT), IMM! WllOll'H!tlc IIIUlkctH WIT'.' slow IhlH liiuinini? nilh trading dull! iinil prices for the iiiont paitl slcidy. j Country drcHm-d meatH were ul tttt lo easier duo to fnfrly hcjivyj receliilH and moderate demand. Ktm-y veal waH quoted around J S f.( !Jc wliilii bent llirht hoifs wore! niovlnif slowly at II! '4 i Klc. I.amhs were from one to two fonts holowi Haturduy with moat wiles hrlnKlliff1 I Butter ii ml egg prices wore un c)ian;ed tliU ntoinlnr, with re- ! ceiptH of both fairly heavy. Thm-c were no indications early loday of any Hiibslanllal pi b e chancH at this arioinoon'tf moellntf altbouwli Hllsht flueluatlons were thought poHible by Home eommiKHlon men, due to the widespread of prleeH In vurlouH coanl markets. In the fruit and voKotuble divi sions things were rather-iiulot to day. It appears that most of th excitement In the onion market Uifv subsided and prices to (cowers. have slipped downward somewhat, Top for I.1. 8. No. 1 this morning wait around $L'.zr, but mm-emon; was pmctlcally nil. Outside buy ers ore mostly out of the market It Is said, and most stock that Is moving was purchuHed before th recent flurry. Wholesulers were'l (liiotliiK' onions at ' to 2 ',tc fir boilers this morning and 3 to 3jc for fancy orferlliKH, with demand brisk. The potato market continues s) ii gnu nl wit h grow ors selling for what they eun get, for tlio most part. m;v vouk hu it NKW VOUK. Jan. 30 AI') Kviiporateil apples steady; choice I JOffi K',iic; fancy Hti llic. I'runes steady; ('allfurnlans j ti xlAir, Oregon 7 til !)c. Aiticotn steady; standard' 1 3 (w 1 4c; choice 1 (i fu' M ,?; extr.t choke IX H J!ic. IVnches Nleady; stuudards JO uti JO'iC: choice JMfU'ic; extra cluMco 1 1 to 12 ijv. "To loan Forty Years Of Financial Experience What to do and when to do it knowing the answers to those questions form the hasis of most financial successes. Doing the right thing at the right time. No one's business judgment is perfect. There is always dan-' ger of making mistakes, and even the most attractive ventures in a financial way may have disadvantages not apparent on the surface that make them doubtful. It is worthy of note that most successful men never depend entirely on their own experience and judgment in planning their affairs and in making investments. Invariably they seek the experience and advice of othr men. Usually and quite naturally it is their banker, lie loans money and charges for it Hut lie loans experience and counts it a privilege to be of service to a customer in tiiat way. A bank, by its very nature, lias contact with all varieties of business and investments through the many years of its exis tence. Its knowledge and judgment in such matters is a great asset to any customer. tla (Grauta Member Federal Kv et ve - - Fortieth Year ut MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY CHICAGO Wheal .Miirrli May ... July ... f)M'll .....i:iO!& liio'i cm; I :!?, IUT 4 , l,ivi;ni'ooi, viii:at I.IVKItl'OOI., Jan. 30 (AT) (1 in 111 clone: Wheat .March I On, I Will: -May !. J 74cl: July tun, ld. r - i'OIMi.A.MI WIIKAT I'OltTI.ANH, Ori'.. Jan. 110 AI') Wheal .-lllill hard while, $1.42: I hard white hliielcni. haart, 91.27; , federation, $l.:!7: noft white, $1.27; western white, $1.27: hard winter, I.:!.'l: northern sprint,'. $1.24; western rod, $1.22. Outs No; 2 white food and N-. Today's car rceuipts: Wheat, IK5; flour, 11; corn, 4; oats, 5; hay, 5. C'lirCAfiO CASH tTIK.'AOO, Jan. 30 (Al') No. 4 red. 1.40; .No. Wheat hard, 91.30 i. Corn (new) No. 4 mixed, HZ Kite; No. 3 yellow, 8H7,ie. Oats No. 1' white. 54 V tii 5G Vjc; No. 3 white. 54 r'i 50c. Hyc nut (juoted. Hajley S Mi Timothy seed $3.1 Of .l.s:.. Clover seed $2I,fl0cy 2.2a. CH ICA(;) MVKSTOCK CHICAGO, Jan. 30 (Al) IT. H. Oeiairtment of Agriculture Hogs 00. 000; generally 10 to 15c high er; top H.50; numerous sales 170 to 210 lbs. averages al that price; bulk good und choice offerings. 1 7o to 2MU lbs., JK. 350.1 8,50; 210 to 30U lbs. JS. 2053.45. , Cattle l!i,000; very little done:! few early miles f$-d Hteors; vealers steady at $1212.50 to big pack-I ers; oulsidei s up to $15; fairly good marjtel. on heavy calves at 'J '' 1 o; undertone steer trade very bearish; medium kinds predomin ating; sprinkling good to near choice offerings; best early I il, with $K!.25 hid: bulk $i:oM4 . Hheep I 7,000; fat lambs strong to 1 5c higher; active to traders and shippers; early bulk good to choice 78 Iti K7 lb. wooled lambs l3.'85rf 1.25; top $14.35; nothing done on light run heavies; sheep strong: top la I ewes. $8.25; feed ing and shearing lambs 25c higher: choice 74 lb, shearing lambs wUh shorl. killer end $14. "fttiiural Bank' li.'M.utvr-;! fiver L' M.IIIdii 1' rioiiilly Kcfvicu (1IMI.N llllfll l :') lutr . 1.10 Closc r.'y, e i:u)i Wheat h Slightly (Jff lit I j lllCQ.nO t'HUJAOO, Jan. 30 (A 1') Corn, 1 43 to 156 Va, I'oople's Gas touchei I opening to 4u off, soon rallleJ. u new peak above 175, and Kcderalj going In some cases above Hatur-' Jjght and Traction reached G3. Ha-, day's finish. Wheat was easy, 'yult Cigars, in winch a strong pool I starting unchanged to 1.C lower, H reputed to be working, ran u;j and subsequently keeping-near to to 15, a gain of almost 10 points.'; tlils range. Oats showed little al-'uch speculative) ravoiites asj tcM-ation and provisions tended t'j'Orceut ananea (;opjier and A. M.l decline. ;orn closed firm. to lc net, hlglior; wheat, u to uc off; oats I unchanged to ie.advunce and pro - vIhIoiis varying from 17 to 20c du- cllne to a rise of He. J'OUTLAXD J'UODICJ I'OUTLANI), Ore., Jan. 30 (Al') -Mutter steady. 1'ortland whole sale price, dairy exchange net wholesale prices; Cubes, extras 45c: I standards 44c; prime ftrsls 43 ",.;; I flints 43c. Creamery prices: Prints 1 3 over cube standards. Kggn steady; iresh stundard ex- tras 30c; fresh standnrd flists 2ac; fresh medium extras 2Xc; fresh. medliiju flrstH'28c; undersized 2 tic. I Prices to retailers 3c over exchang-J prices. Associated Helling prices: Kxtras 33c; flrsTn ' 32c;. mediums 31e; undersized' 21c. Hay steady. Buying prices: Wast- em Oregon timothy $2t.5n V 2 1 : do valley $IS r,t l.6i; alfalfa 1 K 18.50; oat hay $14.6015; straw ): per ton; selling prices J2 a tun Itiitlnrrnt htoiidvr IiU In Mw ftif- lllrtr; A -c Hlliti0ni 4Sc trUL.U( 5.jc f. o. b. Portland. i Poultry steady-; Jieavy hens 22 21r; llghf -lofiioe; 'sprliigs 20i 2 I fi: ; 'brollersja ii'iBc; pekin white ducks 30c; rolored nominal; t ur keys, alive, 25'?i2'7c. Onions quoted 25c lower; move ment nominal; local $ 1.55' 2.25, Potatoes slow, 76c5j 1.25 sacl:, itrri'fciii.'AT HAN' KliANCISC'O.'Jan. 30 (Al1) lluttei-fut t. o. b, .Kirn J'ranelHco, Hie. ' 1 1 General Losses . Partly Cut By Rally in Street NKW YORK. Jan. 3U (Al) (Jencrul Iowa-ft of 1 to 'J points In Hie stock market today were, sub stantially cut down In the final hour when li-iiileiH bncmed lltilireSS- ed xy tl,c uualily of buying in some of the. public utility and specialty shares. Montana I'ower rose from liye.s recovered 4 to 6 points from i their early low figures but the ral- ly in Htandard rails and industriaia! 1 was limited to a iKiliit or so. The clotdng was lieavy. Montana I'ower crossed 15a. the rumored ob- in the final hour. H had sold ear lier as low as ti.i in common with weakness in other sections. Colo lado l-'uel went above t3 but the remainder of ttie list appeared to ""'b iw,-; (lot'li alt a approximated 2.J00.- oou ahlirc' ' roitTIAl LIVESTOCK POKTI.ANO, Ore., Jan. 30 (AP) Cattle and calves fully 25c low- ur. Most bids 5oc lower. Ueccints. f cattle 2250, Including 8 direct or through. Calves 280. .Steers ( 1000 ! to 130U lbs.), good. $11. 25 1 2.25;f do medium (HfiO to I 100 lbs.) $ 1 1.50 rf 12.25; do (800 lbs. up), medium. 'Jiofii ll.So; do (all weighty), coin-jset mon, $8-? la; heifers, good (850 1 Art and OWl Shop. ,1-30-2.1 lbs. down), $10'ill: do common! ' to medium $8f 10; cows, good, 60 Initio Liver Touchers. for 25c $8,501; a. 25; do common to med-'I'T1" lrt laxative sold for women iti in. $t;.50fti 8. 50; do low cutters tdlar(1 ehildrcn, und costs less money cutlers $1.50(1.50; bulls (year thun alt others. Sold omy py Ru lings excepted), beef,vgood. $7. Siflvorthorn Wright's Family Drug n H; do common and medium $(i.75ff T.&0: calves (500 Ibp.. down), medipm to choice, $8.50'i If; du culls to common, $C.5uf'f 8.50; vealers (milk fed), choice. $ 10. r,n ft 12.50; do medium, $10. 11.50; do culls to common. $7, 50 1 0. I Hogs sUudy; receipts 2!05. In cluding 280 direct or througn. lieavy weight (250 to SitO lbs.), medium tu choice, $7.75 Of 8,75; medium weight (2011 to 250 lbs.), medium to choice. $8.254f y; Jight weight (ico to 20a lbs.), medium (o choice yj(a H.25; light liglits (i:tu I " 1 1 j.i.j, iiicHiiiin 10 caoice. a.uKu j.-.t: pitcKing nogs (rougn and smooth) $'7.5o; shiughter pigs (yn to 130 lbs.), medium io choice $8'- I); n-rder and stocker uigs (70 to 1311 lbs.), medium to choice. $8 r 8.75, Sheep und lambs steady: receipts 1 1 1 ". im iimnig :um direct. through. I.ambs (84 lbs. down), good to choice, $1 t.iiofif 13; d.j medium (KJ lbs. down). SlOfi;,, 1 l.fHI; ,u I'Ull.H to t'lllumon (all ,.Ii.kIiIs), $7.fiii'.i id; jvarlinK wc-lli- . rrs to cllolre, $siia; ewH (120 ; His. down), niiMllnin 10 cinik-o y.,fu li: llo UM'iliUIll to -llillf- (ILMI to j i.'ill Iks), $4-.i.ri: do rnllH tu t'oin I mon (all wt'iKhtu), $'.l'n i. . ' . I'ltisco I'lti rr SAN KitANCIxro. Jan. nil (AIM I'Vdc-rul Stati? .Market Nmva Serv lee Apple: 1'alll'urnla (lioxe) Delicious K'.ilim 3; winter Ilanan as, fancy, fl.MOt L'.75; Newtown I'lpplns, 4 tier, $'((2,35: 3 tier fi.2ui 2.t. OreBon and Washins ton Itome IteaulleH. X."' t2.7r.ft ;j ; fancy, 2."iiiCii 2.7.'i: Newiown I'lp pillH, XI', :i.25 ti :i.5H: rancy, J2.75 ''13: C Biade. : WineHaim. XK. $.1.: fancy, 13. HI; Arkansas l!larks, Xl' t:i.23; liiney. ?3. f fears: OreBiin l'An.ious, Jl' I t.511 box. Winter Nells, J3.DlKy 1 llOX. GENERAL HAIG IS DEAD IN LONDON; COLLAPSE SUDDEN (Continued from Pae One .seven eenturteH of military servfeo . by the anelent and arlulocrutle Ifinnlly of 1 1 ul of Iteinersyde. In j lleru iskshli r. .k o many other jelunM they rose from the quarrels of Hruee und Ilullol and unco ; established they were represented whenever the history of Scotland . wan being nuid'e. I l'rom tlu day he was born June ; Hi. ISiM, the third and yotiUKet Hon of John Mult?. J. V., of Cum eionhrldKc. Klfe8hlre, a military , nirecr was planned for Ooiifflus Jl fell to Cienerul link to etun ' maud the KiikILnIi divlNlon at th- rirst battle of the Maine and tlilsu he did with hik h RIH that ti w ork w as singled out by I .on) i l-'renrh In IiIh report to the war olfiee. Kop this service llaiir wa.s made a full general and despite the fact that then were older and more eperlencel officers in the' ' field be came to be rcnk'iilxcd as I lite ablest of the Kni'llslt com- ! tiiatuleis, ; i Ij'ancil itmnnl Cntaliy j i His Unewli-iluc of the strateni- ; Importat of l In cavalry and his ! faith In that branch of s.-r ir- causetl hbit to use tt more than inont commanders hi the great ; Con f Hi t cn luclim-.l to do. The retreats frum Muns and Yprejt cov ereil by t he cavalry have been ' kmiwn as Ihe rhn-st examples of i military mci nrc iirodnt od In "the ' war. This brought more coni- riiiemlatinn for the commander of Ihe Kirst Corps and when on le- ctniber ivir.. French was re-i lieved of the supreme com num. I of the Kngltsh forces urul mlsel to peerage, the nation In one lead ucclalm welcomed the appoint ment of llalg to Ihe command or Mr friend. After the nppntnim-nl of Koch as gcneraliMtimo. llatg's service was to brilliant us to win him further renown. He had been appointed fbid marshal In t ! 1 7 Tor disttngulehed j scrce and when he returned to t:ngland after the war the mantle 1 of Wellington by popular desires j v.;ia thrust upon his yhottianr. In FIND IT HERE Copy for Ibis column must bo . In by tt u. in. . IXSMtANt l-; AM) liOXDS i:wiUUng Itui Mie lii-uianco L. S. IWDHT.MKNT CO. O. W. WAltNOCIi. i-i3-tr rAii:si KiKS riio.M om china , """"" I" ; UWW l;tl I' " ot ohl 1htneHP nroideries displayed la 1 u,u1 'V""0'; Ul "I,run , . n,,ui' uu "'"ndertu selection of these in the, ano throws, and mats- ut all times at the shop. l-30-2t Our Improved Eczema Prescrip tion acts quickly and generally pro duces a cure In a few days. Jt coats ll.oo u bottle. Sold only by Siiverthorn-Wright's Family Drug Store. . ( 12-31-tf nniHtllciitiig, iiteatlng, But i op noiotf, etu. Norton's Kiddy Shop. 10-I4tf b()OI) MOWS - At last, a real brush laciiuer! wnieu anyone can spread, in at: colors, and shudes. beautilul glosri, wears like Iron, suitable for all dec- ruling. Comes in bulk,, so can, little or much, at liichardson's Store. i2-31-tf . UlvAITII'l Ij i Have you ever seen a table set with the lull Kostoria Glass .Serv ice. It Is wonderfully ' attractive, and adds a special thrill to your; entertaining problems. Nine per lerns of open stock Fbstorla Glass from : which to seb'ct your table glassware will.be found at Ktch-' urdsou's Art and Gift Shop! I-27-lt FARM LOANS: LOWE3T HATES. I SCHOOL, FUNDS also avnllablfl.! ML E- DIXON, Foley LiullJing. ; 1A GRANDE. ORP.. ' Wo pay cash fur second-hand Kchool books in good condition. , Silvei thorn-Wright's Family Drug Store. . - . 1-4-tf . 1 It 1 U he was received by the king on reltnuulKhlutr bis command and ' retiring from the army, when Ills I Majesty raised htm to the dignity j 'of nil eint He wnq hitfi enllc.l before liarliamuut, publicly thank- ! eil. und voted u Bift of tatin.uvu. II v.'os not defninitely known to- How wouH you like to take a trill up to tlu- clouds. That would ho fitiod sport for a uimiiI many folks while others sclilmn think of such a tiling, hut In order to gic us a llltlc thrill the clouds runic down to us und then we don't ap predate It. .Now that Is ju.st tin wily wllli prfecs. I f some folks couhl laki , 1 . , , , mall oider liLst buy. an intcrctst hi it heroic they left. ' Itut when pricis are cut right down to tlu hone in your Itonu town, even lower than any mail tulcr house, that Is some thing ou really si i ou hi appreciate. They ay money has wings hut sonic coplo think It mlghl he (rue hut seldom riks towaivl home. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. We Sell For Ciah Ilie Toor Man' Frtrad" Near Foaudrr. 1'bune Mala 148 Wo Saariar BoidncM 10 Years Ago Today Chirk Webb choppr-l liK flnaer Itil4atl or the woixl this inoiiiltig. Accidents need pi-ompt first aid. the ihmv fiiHM-gciic.v anti septic. Stxfv ami Mite. IHms ntrt hurt like hNliitp. A HoJtle L & L Drug Co. j'?'-"t Ulllf 111" I m HI I f Umm. "where savings 108 Depot St.. Select Now! A Crinkled Spread These fresh, cotton spreads with colored stripes, are very pretty and prac tical ! Size 8 0 9 0. Seamless. . 98c 'Basco" Damask Housewives Know This Quality Linen finish and 72 inches wide the assort ment of patterns is new . ancj refreshing. Our low price is, yard 89c "Pence." Our Bleached Sheeting Supreme satisfaction in every inch 84 width, yd.,', 53c Penco Tubing Bleached 36 to 45. inch widths of firm, strong tuning. . Yard, 33c to 39c Towel Quality Unusual At . Such a Price Splendid hand towel size Urlcisn i 15c Outing Flannel Plain Fancy . 37 and 36-inch width in plain colors wd patterns. 15c and 17c North Windows Need Gay Drapes . .. Make them yourself. Beautiful Cretonne patterns. 29c il.ii y wlivre llnitf- would bo hurled. AM uT Knffland's pre.tt soldiers and i i lor. 4 lie In Westminster, bill, the irenerul opinion In suit huiiln live cirelen point to the prohahlllty thut. Karl lliiiK will rest In, St. I'mil's in aeeonliintu" wll h tlu? Irudltion ot" the lust h und i-ed yea rn. Wei ling ton' und Lord Koberln ure uinoiii,' those burled ut Kt. ruul's. Church Men Fined For Fist Battle I'dltTl.ANI). Ore.. Jan. 30. (Al') S. C. .Miller nud X. S. Miller were fined ?"0 each toduy as a re sult of a fiKht lust Friday niRht In !(. cliatiel in which t lie Ilev. 1C. It. (Mark received a Mack eye and other Injuries. Muiiiciiail Jttdre II. towoN an- 1 IS sorbent and. ' V-VJ solt. I'lain 'if white ;. n d . i v ol-,rcd pat- 4!-".I' GOODYEARS The World's Greatest Tire ON THE PAYMENT PLAN A little down Balance as you ride. W.H.B0HHPC0. NORTON'S are greatest IB La Grande, Oregon Let Us All Study Clcsely the History Of Our Town What do you see as you walk down the streets of this town) Buildings of brick and stone? Automobiles and hurrying people? Or are you one of the fortunate few blessed with what old Machia velli, the Italian philos opher, called the "gift of penetration." If you are .you will see the background of human history around which this , . town, was built. You will see the faces and ..forms of hardy pioneers whose lives of toil a.nd priva tion made possible these com for table streets and homes. ' The J. C.. Penney Company believes firm ly in the future of this town. That is why we chose to live here. Our personal success is bound up with the suc cess of the community. Our home, o'ur inter ests, our aspirations lie among you. But we also wish to stop for a moment to recall its glorious past. This will be a more in teresting and beautiful land for all of us when an historical back ground lends color to everyday scenes. Our children will .then in herit, nbt alone1 a pros perous country, but one with a past and a personality. V rC M. TonilliiKon suspended the fines, when the .Millers pledged good be-j huvlor. ' Opens Checks- the Bowb ' Ihe Fever - Tone . StODS'fA -I -ithV-v the Cold 'I L .Svjteirt riAT TC Four thinKs you must do to end a cold quickly. HILL'S Cas-cara-Bromide-Qulnine does all four at one time. Stops a cold in one day. Red box, 30 cents. All druggists. i ALL COATS 2 to 20 sizes At. " Reduced Prices Some Less Than Price KIDDY SHOP y