La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 28, 1928, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text- , 1 Saturday, April 28, 1928 , (i 1 i it p. 1 f i ft I . 'i i s : 1 5 lia(8ranftc fretting ffiltserfocr t' I'i .v (InranminMd) . . ' (InronioraHNl) Ad InduiMiiiih'nl Nevwpcr FRANK B. APPLEBY . ' HARVEY F. MATTHEWS ' Published evenlngii, except Sunday, ut 141(1 Adams Avenue L Orande, Orenon. The Olmerver-Hlar pul.INI.Jd every Friday. i Entered at the Puaiufrice at 1j Urande.. Oregon, aa Second Claaa Mall Matter under act u( March 3, 17S. j .ji. OFFICIAL PAPER OF CITY OF SlEMIiKlt ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated 1'rema In exclusively entitled to use for publica tion of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise iredlisd i If published herein. All rights of republication of special dls patches In this paper, and also the local news herein also are reserved. w ! SUHHCKIPTION RATES lly Carrier . , ' Dally, per month In advunce Daily, six months In advance .. Dally, single copy ... ......... Ily Mall Dally, per month In advnnce ........... Dally, per alx months In advance .. Daily, per year In advance Weekly Observer-Star, per year ADVERTISING RATES , Display, foreign, per column inch - .. Display, local, pur oolumn inch ......... Time contract prices on application. TOWKRINO BTKKNC1TII Thny that lrliHt In the Jxrd shall be us mount Zlon, which cuuuot Uo removed, hut u bid el 1 1 fur ever. I'ttiiliu I2b;. i There is .trouble -in many Rtores.'.' ' Such a store pays no rent, in tho usual sense, and "". lomaio omelet, crisp toast, J. ' milk, coffee., t)?o has an advantage over ixed stores. Kegular merchants luncheon xpinach soufrin, . jiaturally complain. Tho store on wheels also contributes, by (,;aotat0"' cuUug0 puMU,K iits size and unwicldiness, to cluttering up streets none too1, iunnku Fish loaf, croumid , ' ; i , ,, , '' '.. . 1 , . , carrots, banana and peanut salad, ;Ciearat best. It is on open question but1 not very open jm(,u H.ubarb, three-layer cake. ! whether the stores should come to the people or the people go milk, coffee. v to the stores. The former is the old, primitive way. The1 ,Th" l th. "clu,on.of 11,0 r, i when eake Is a most convenient 'Litter is the modern way. Streets are cluttered up enough, thing to have in the house, a ties. , Any move to make them worse can't lng be tolerated. '?mh ,"rrv'" , . v cake is alw-ays acceptable and re- j- , ' ' - ' 4 iliilres no elaborate last minute - . ' En-poria, Kan., is going to have a'1 town flo-er. Em- i,',,i"l"on foria already has a lot of flowers because its citizens believe.' , 'tKr-lmfer v"k" . , , , . .., , . . m . ,, ' One-half cup molasses, cup in gardens and lawns and beautiful streets. The town flower, butter, s eggs, i cup sugur, 3 cups of course, is to be a symbol, like the rose of England, the ,lour' 3 teaspoons baking powder, , ii-iij .1 n , ., ,. .. -1 teaspoon each clnnnmon and shamrock of Ireland, or the sunflower of the noble state of ground ginger. 14 teaspoon soda. Kansas. This wouldn't be at air a bad example for other teaspoon sail, v, cup cleaned , ,, . . . , . . , cuirunts, V, cup seeded raisins. communities to follow. Having a town flower ought to turn cu mm., 1 teaspoon vanilla, pink iriore attention to flowers in general and a gardens. Gar- coloring. , lit l 1 u j 1 it l Heat molu:es and add U cup dens are a valuable asset to everybody, to the person who butter, when Muter is incited makes them and delves in them, to the people, who merely ' ' soda. Add 1 egg eii heut onjoy them, and to tho community biassed with gardens and ijio.A1th cimiumom ginger.'1'''' MVrdeners. Roses have madu Portland famous. Other flow-'teaspoon baking powder and y, i can do as much for other, 7 , I Tlowers ta go arouiid; luinihlo'or ehovvyj . A TWO-NATION JOIJ i' There is real '.progress toward nsrrecmcnt iMstwecn the 'United States and Canada for way.from the Great Lakes to the sea. Kecent exchanges be- tween the two governments .shgv they are almost' ready for Tormal negotiations, to fix and divide costs, establish mutual , responsibilities and lights and prepare, the necessary treaty, ? . , , . . ' . - , , r . . v . There is plenty of work yot for engineers, financiers and Vtntesmen before this big, complicated project is really un- iter way. but the whole thing is.moving. pushed by the rising i piritot two nations. The greatest obstacles so far have been in Canada. The hostility of Montreal and Quebec has been pore effective than that of New Yoik. New Canadian ol- f. . ... tt:... ......... .. r..,. r;.,.. ..,!.. I lctiuilb BUtitti lu uu IUUI1.1IIK rtwitjf, tia v (tii.tiii.tii j uutui.ti, shipping and power interests realize that they stand to gain inore than' they lose. ; The cost of the project, including improvements already jierfected or under way which arc necessary for the scheme, would be about $800,000,000, divided almost equally between the two countries. Canada is . it., it. ..tt ,t... '...I...... f. i me joo, an me cuiisnitciiuit wins. tucatiAt m vnnmiuui ( oi'iilni'v. inrliulino the new VVelliind shin canal costinir $ll.r.- t.,,ft , , , . ci i UUU,uuu, lliifl mo ot,. uawiuntu HitmmM ia:uitv inu UH.UI- national boundary. The United Stales then would assume ,, .. . r ' r , , ... i ti .i;..,,..l IIIU tliKfittiK tn n ,1-nait t iiiiiint..i biiititin inv; iuvv.-i iutvi.iiti hcction. up to the hoatl of the with expenditures for work already dune. ' J . ' . i i- t it t t i . i ' j Lnginecnng and financial problems may be worked out one way or unother; the essential thing is the will to agree, which is now evident. There shta.ld be no. difficulty about JruaranteeniK both .Mations lull great waterway, regardless of nas boen no trouble alonp that line in the past, and need not be in the future. ; Here is one of the largest proposals for constructive de velopment in all history, vitally affecting the life and pros perity of a continent, depending mutual good win.'". Properly worked out, it will be not only profitable to both countries, but a notable example to the world of neighlxniincss between nations. Time is Short Get your name and jour advci liscnicnt in the new Telephone .Directory. It may mean a lot to yon. Home Independent Telephone Co. . Editor and Publisher Bunlnena Manam UNION COUNTY AND TUB LA '1HANDH He JI.60 60 : 8O0 12. SO 16.00 12.00 4S0 ..... .Alio cities overV'rollinp; rocei-y cities. There are plenty of iwy, iiarny or ooncau;. the building of tlio deep water- inclined to take, for her parti .....t. t....,..j . : h ..i:.... j i i it, . lakes. Kach would he credited nciits in all parts ot the national sovereignty. rtM...., on friendly co-operation and 0 f 1 Ytu tanner reit Mm iWMYOV HAYftT VCT 'TO ifiAY,' ' I llk IjiIV Itiul 'cau-o lu-'s nllu: mi oi'luiiuil im' dlffrmil. 'I"luy I14; Willi llf'il Just KruhhtMl a Misltl(lll, iiist(4l(l ' Hayln1- hr'il nv4'it('(l It. HOU'K II C4III1IV llOU'H:- II IUI)Mall, why Ik It, that only . tH-inm-ratl' cainlhtiilt's wo t'vi'i'.ahUoJ Imiw vt or dry they art?' , ... ' , MENUS . Ily Sutter Wary ' coTker'wuh' ' r , : Z'Z, T?"" 7 into a one IUhI and rloiiiou . layer i-uku pun. Hake twcfity-flvo ruiji- uIoh lii a moderately hIou' oven. I 'ho thlH for tho bottom layer of tho rake". Crwani remaining Vi cup butter and lu-nt in sugar. Add.'roiuHiiiinB ,0Zr ,u "mi" ami sin remaining fiour. baking ly"!; '"V!, ' u"?,"! 'uJr)?ll77vi,.?o this batter into two parts.' - To one part atld raisins and enuiigh iiuk ,.,,., , ,m,ko a pretty pink. Add vaniiia to r.-niaining batter kV'm'''"''''...".!".. for the middle layer ami the whitu r;ye'her,0wHTTr;h.?o boiled frosting and decorate top am' sides of cake with halves of pucima ur I'iiKhah walnntH. I WINTER GALE LASHES THE MIDDLE EAST ((Continued from Pago 1) oast near Iiaytnna llcacli. It was more than 12 hours, however, be- 'ere me iiiu nine area whs agiilll eiiiiiiiinnltiitlun with the world " i ieen learned thai ruur perstuiM hail been killed, two boys )lM(j a m(lll by live wires, and a nero'i..v the nllapue of his home. . nigh wimN in smith .IiiekMiin, .Miss,, two wel'o III- j,,,.,,,, ,;, ,.liei.(y Uanui.0 mused i,y high winds. ZXlT 'ZlJZ "blat Mwept me uinno t.r Aiumviiie. Aht.. 12 miles from Mlrmliigham I 111' II IMttl Ml' HUIS I1UUU HllUtlllUII remained In cieorgla with the popu lation of West Maluhiidge pre pared to floe as Flint river rose to unprecedented heights. In Arkansas main levees on the White river threatened to collapse menacing a waio men r mnviy plumed crop. Ol ish ikmi;. foiui;i nowv I I K MtM'ltnKT, Apr. 28 (AP The Polish airmen. Major Louis bLdkowski and Major Casslmtr Kulialta who hopped off early this morning Tor nn unknown destina tion, hi tided nt Abbeville nt 2 o'clock this afternoon because of a break In the radiator of their machine. The aiators notified the author ities at l.e Bom get of their land ing and added that they were not returning to that place tonlght-- i'i.i;.Ms I'oit co-opi (IMANTH PASS, Apr, 2S (AP) i:itmtnation or state lines on the I Pacific coast by creating an nil coast ronsciotnutt'SH was the plea J sounded by speakers last night at the banqtit t given the Itedwood I Kin ptre Piictric coast caravan. wlieti It arrived In (Irants Paw und al the mei'tlng assured tho mem bers of a welcome such as was tic- ALL EGGS HIGHER IN OREGON MART Large Outside Responsible - Demands Butter Prices Are Strong I'OHTI.ANO. Ore., Apr. 2.(AI'( All grades of eggs oxtropt stiind urd firsts were higher on loral uliolesalo lltuikels today, ri'ftiX'l Ing large outside demand, princi pally from Seattle. Price Inuri-tnun were from v on standard exlrus, hta Stic, per dozen to 11 cent increaso on both mivliuni grades to ZXVit' for extras nnd !liK lor finds. Yes terday's receipts were heavy at 'Ahh eases, with stnrugo holdings reported at 30,1180 cases. Butler prices were- iiIno slrone tofluy foltowlnif change in the quo tation of cube ,xtras at the dairy exchnnge session late yesterday loi 40c per pound. Indications aid that butter vuluus will hold uroiui l present levels, during the coming week. . Yesterday's receipts of hul tor were 16,6114 pounds and stur age Jioldlngs 2&.112 pounds. Along the country dressed meat and poultry markets there were no perceptible changes In tiiinlatlnn i today, although un easier feeling I iiervudes in the broiler division. 1 ' Prospects were I list leghorn liroll- eis would be higher next -week, I around ?re per pound. Colored broiler :were quoted today ut HOC. ' ' There are nq ulgtiH of any weak ening in the pork division with ud . vices front eastern centers predict- Ilng steadiness at present levels un til way Into May.- Veal was still sluggish with considerable uccumu- I' hit Ion reported. . Wholesalo fruit and vegetable mai kets ww e ncllvo early today but prices were goneially steady. l'OHTIu.l MVKSTOCli POItTLAMD, Ore. Apr. as (A1) ('uttle 2b; hoKS. ull direct on con- tract. 410. Total for week (approx- IIIUIt'ir -U.tlii,- louti, VUIVVB H'll,. Iiokh 0515; aheep 3190. y . , ' Cattle Compared with a week ago: Sters lwidy; sho Htotk niOHt- fy ntividy with spot a 2 Tic IttKher: bulla 7 5c to $1 higher: calves an-l , veHlera 6(ip to $1 lowei-: bulk ile ; si ruble hteet'H $ 1 1. 254-1 2; m-nUvr-! luff lots of oulHlundlnff qunlily plainer khulfj JHj-Vi' II; htttei t:rulrs hIir Htocl j .10.60; od! head Htt fctly 'good hi r-' cih $11; plain kiml.H JK.7.r. down: low cut tern uioutly $5 or bntter; bulls moHtly 7.b0it 8; oild lici'I JS.M; built light veiik-rs CUlVfH $7 'ft 8 . f M . . I Hokh Com pit rfid with a wocti iiko:1 lo ll.fiO liigher; bulk llclil Ijiiti lu'iH Ht.Kaft; 1 1 ; inoHlly $ 1 1 ; Hinull lotn to HhlppeiH Moiiihty $ I I.IOftrl t.l fi; heuvicH and umlor- . wJghtK $IM.5 down; cxtrcnio $!i.fiU : pat'klnK sowh $Hftc 8.5(1: Hliiughtcr piKK $ 1 0 fir I ti.2r ; (tjliolfc r'CMj(MH iiiohL $U; a()fpw..ut. . wctckt'iid $l).-G. , , I Hheep and liimbs sti'on, to un evenly higher than a wiudt ngo; Hprlng lambs mostly $15; California 'old nop In m bs Hhoi'ii; two Ion 'Is brought- $Kt,50. aviMiiglng I'O lbs. Other old prop shorn Inmbs. mostly meilinni to fairly good. $13 down; a few wool skins $14 14.50; shorn wethers $11; best shorn ewes $7 7.50. Al Smith To Seek West Virginia Vote CH.Wtl.RSTON. W. Va.. Apr. (AC) Governor Airivd Smith, of New York, has decided to enter ttwi r;iin iih n iliiii(ifrtitti randiilnle for president in the WcA Virginia; Net neposits (average) $5.4(f4. prlimiry agninst C S..-Senator '000; increase. James A. Heed of Missouri. 1 Tlirn deposits (average) $10.- Announcement of Smith's inten tions was made todny by ( V. Osenton, democratic national com mittee 1111111 for West Virginia, and a leading supporter of the Smith boom in this state. WESTWARD OIN !l I I MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY . CIIICAliU 0M'll ...l:iiIOi , ' l34l:t ir,ii',i(iit H Ileal Sunt. lilVKIII'IM)!. WH K AT ; LIVKHPOOU Apr. 28 AP), ci, ie wiieat : Ahiv lis d; July 1 Is 4 14 til. Oct. lis 7d. , . ' . v I'OK'I'liAMl WIIKAT ; ' I'OltTI.ANIl. Ore.. Apr. 2a (AT) Wheul HHIt hard white. Jl.li'i; soft v.-hlte, ILfitl: western white, $1.55; liuid winter, wealern red, 91.44: northern spring, $1.4 Oats No. i white, feed. M7.25. I Today's cur receipts Wheat 3J; flour 17; corn 2: oats 3; hay 7,- 'IIICA; CASH I CIIICAtlO. Apr. 28 (AP) Wheat , No. 4 smutty. (148; No. 2 mixed, II. U8.' r' '- ... : i Corn No. ! inlxcil. 1 1 .OK 2 yellow, 1 1 . 1 11 V4 t 1. 1 1 V4. : Oats No. 2 white. 70b731ic No. 3 white, 07 ! tj 70 V4 c itye not quoted. Hurley I.II6C 1.07. 'I linothy seed f 3.70 4r 4.4S. Clovi.r seed $ I 'J.'oUfn 2 Cull. I.ard J 12. ID. v Itibs $12. llellle.H $13.7"i. . Wheat Buoyant; Price Is More Than 3 Cents Up C1I1CAOO, Apr. 28 (AIM Open- Ing unchanged to e lip. whe.if ieu!ted u little and tlien scored all ..iniind.' Corn oi.lsiind i.ioviMlons developed firmness, corn Marlins unchanged to '')itc ol' und luler licniing gtmernl ga.ns. Klmil iiuolutioiiH on whwit wiro loyjuit, 3 to net hlKhor, with .. . ...... iHioyatit inn unchtiritfeU to v ilown: oats viirylntr front v. (U'cline to ui ciunt itdvunco ami provtHlous nn j uliatiKfti to a not back of IUc. I'OUTLWU I'UODIX'K ' roKTLANH, .Ore.. Apr. 28 (A!) . -Wholcwilo prtcos:' HnllerCnbo exttas Vic higher. Portland dairy pxehaiigv net w holm ale prices: Cubes extras 4 Or; standards Sla; prlniH firsts US Vie firs's .Use. t 'mjineijy prices: I'riuts yc ovkv cube standards. Kggit l-'resh standard extras higher at i'Gc; fresh htamhud- firsts j 24c; fresh medium extras te higii-i er al 23tc; fresh inediuiu -firsts! Ic higher ut -22 v.. I'rlces to re-J lalleis 2c. over exchange prices. Ah- i HOfiation selling prictss: Jlxtias 27r: flints 2 he; medium -4c; underyizedj 2mv I Jlay steady: buying prices: Kas!- em Cir.'gon tlinolhy $2i.ftiH2'i doj valley $ 1 (w 1 3.50; ulfalfa $l!K'i I .5() ; oat hay $ 1 5.50 (a- Ui ; si raw j $y. 50- per ion. Kolling piiees $- a Inn more. ( ' p : Hlds to' 't'he farmer :n j Milk steady; raw milk (4 per cent) $2.55 cwt. f. o. b. foi tlund. ( Mutt oil at 4c. station. 41c track. 4!l m 4 4(! f. o. b. Port and. I'oullry steuidy; lieavy hens 24c;, llgbl untitle; tnoilers 271 35c; po kln white ducks -7c: colored nom inal: turkeys, alive, 5fr27c. Onions steady; local $ 1.25 fa per cwt. 1 Potatoes 75c(i $ 1.-5 sack. Wool steady; Kastern Oregon "'' 6t 4Uc; valley medium 4c; coarj, 3!Sc. ' t HANK CLKAHINGS NKW VOUKApr. 2X (Al')-The weekly statement of the New York clearing house association shows: Total surplus und undivided pro- .fits unehanced. 240.000 increase, clear1 n;?s ween ended April 2X, $7.2(1 5,:S 27.4ft.!t:t. 'Clearings week endtxl April 2. $S.414,2L,l,7:ifi.lfi. . , 'learings this day. $ 1 .479.SH 4. .IGJ.tiH. ' DEMORALIZING THE TRAFFIC fillAI.N IliKtl . M till ' U7 Vt ' ' . H" lUH'i Kill IA4 li5Kt ia , ius) - tnitu. Standard Oil Is V Up Three Points To New 1928 High NEW YORK. Apr. (API . i,,.-v liiivino of the oil shares un- I der the leadership of Ktamlui'd Ol: 1 of New 'York, which advanced 3 I points to 38, u new high for the ' vesr. feuturefl the shnrn llnturn III i nrh.es in fodav'a stock market. I Public utility and mining shares; nlun irnve limireiulvn riemonstra-1 lions of group strength.- l5xtremo I cuius in the active Issues rnngedi No.f. i ,n i .w.iia ...tti, t iim I i- i fu . Muylng operations of ' power speculative pools furnished tho cilet Impetus for the advance.. Oils .,ed"eonUVrepoWr,'rf weie accumulated trade Improve gasoline prices. . Knormous blocksi M ZX :o. i . im .. i, .,,.. i i, I iali, mi (111 eluini.eil -liiiiiflK. ! lluylnr; of the rails was rather I . .... ... , ..i ISIIICIIVO 111 Clliillicier, Willi jerse.., . - . ,,, entritl, ''"TV,',' 'H!"'0n: lmis and I'uclflc and Chicago. Tc Noi thwesti.rn up 2 to 4 points,, the , vanguard of the advance. 'tirded Sharp gains also were recc ,,y,,,d,-,MMco'ic,r ,:, II llllnnnl Adll.llM Mvitl'dHM I'llllllO'' Mines, l'(niolli'af I Oq, llrooklyn. Hdisoii. Westinghouse KlectrU.- and wt (levator. TotaL The closing was strong. - " . approximulca " 000 000 shares. nwAOE KKI MAK.k 1lrt.- Hultor. ncHinorv 47t:: 2 lbs. 90o Mutter, crcamory lOggs 23c doz. . Cheese Jni44oe pound Honey, comb 2F.c !b. Potatoes lc lb; $11. 2o pwr cwt. ' . . New potatoes 2 Ib's. for 25c. Oren Peiis l&c lb. Mexican tomatoes '5c lb.. Parstey 5o bunch. . New Texas cabbage I'tc lb. Wax onions & llm. ibo- Leltueo 10c head. Kndlve 15c: 2 Tor 25c. Ithulmrb It Itis. L'5c. ' Celery 15c hunch; hearts 20c. Siunsli 6c lb. Hothouse cucumbrs 25c each. Hunch carrots I On bunh. Munch beets 10c buueh. Med cablmgt? I he lb. Turnips I He 3 for J5c. v Yellow onions 5c lb. Madlshes 5c bunch. . j Asparagus-t5c lb.; 2 for Jjc. Green onions &c bunch. . i pBi'snlps-Rn lb. . Mriisselfi sprouts 25c Ih i MiittbaKas-r-rBn Jh , Ml. iv. ; New Walla Walla spinach 4 lbs. 25c. Artichokes 2Dc each. . Fruits. Apples Jonathan, Homes, BeII flowers, $1.50 box. Strawberries 35c box; 2 for 05o. Ha nun as 10c lb. Persimmons 2 for 2Bo. l.emonp 4oc doz. Oranges 50$r70c doa. j. Florida grnpefrutt Med. sl?.a. t (ur 25c: large. 2 for 85c. I Florida grupefrnit 2on each. Sueur. Cane sugur $7.14. . 'JI KliMir. .11 Poft wheat $8.40 hb. . - Hard federation $8.40 hb. I'miltry ' Ppring fries 2-30c lb Hens 25 fir soc !b. a nVab and FnH. Ref boll l24tfM8c. " i " Chops and sleaks 3'ir Ih. Salmon (strictly fresh) 30y 4oc in. Halibut 3.ric Hi. fiRMOlltln.. . nnanllni. roirnlRr. rMlalln. " THE ELEME JINK J ELEMEKITS J y j J La Grande's Leading Store ' for Over 30 Years N.K. West & Co., Inc. 1 - Overnight News Ily I ho Associated I'ttwa IK)MKSTIO Washington condolences to - floolldgo sends Widow of iteprt- sentative Madden. Washington Coolldgo finds - Utile iuiDrovemcnt in floor' iv elief fllll oassed by houre: . Indicates . ... readiness to approve tax redudlon I""' . . , - Horace K. 1 odge to l)t- i-ieiroii , J T"' ' 'hen three " i passengers are swept overboard by I paPSt. HKt. big wave. lluchuri 1 Uileharest Queen Marie suffer- Btaok To, " . .B"'' f Ish Kree State, guarded by police In' J.ondon hospital us ho waits " "' New YorkKearns starts nn- other suit against Dempsey in stato court for $500.00(1 lJeB Mo,nt!li " Illinois captures 11,1 r U U1BIMIICH MHMIH'J l-u - l)rnkn iHtay carnival. - Philadelphia Harold Keith of ivnnsylvnnla . roliiy ' winnlntr firKr xtfAniff w'"n'nff Weopnt Oklahoma .proves sensation at earnival by base he ever i ran. - . CHirA(i IJVKSroi'K " CH1CA0. Awr. 28 (API P. I)e.)utitment or Agriculture Hogs I 5000; slow: light ami medium I weight butcher 10 to 15c lower heavy butchers weak to 10e lower lop $10.45 paid Tor 2"5 lb. avei-j ages; shippers, medium to choice 250 to 350 lbs.. $. 554i 10.35; do 2011 to 250 lbs., $!i.!H4f.1tl.&0. . Cattle 400; compared wild a week ago: Fat steers steady tot 2c higher;, better grades mostly 15 'o 25c up: yeafers strong: extreme top Jod steers, $14.t0 paid for heavy offerings; ' - Shuep-i 5.000; for Hie week; rat lambs .closing mostly mi. lo 75c higher; clippers showing full up lurn: sheep 10 to 25c higher: shearing lumbs 25 to 50c higher: Vcek's , lop prices: fedi clipped lambs $17.10; Colorado wooled skins $1H.25; native spring laiuhft $10; Tat clipped ewes $!.75; wool?- $1.1.75; Khearlijp lanibs $,l,7-2r,: ri,'H ('allfornbi spring In in Iih on We.l tioaday.. 051 to-73 lbs., $l.5n; 35 to -65 pe4" cent throwouts to puck ers. $14; to feeders $13.5014. j IQ HOTEL g Sunday Dinner Menu 5:30 p. m, lo 8:00 TABLE D'HOTE DINNER . $1.00 - ; Sl N'DAY MENU Fruit Cocktail 6onsommc de Volaillc ; Chicken Muligatawny Celciy en Branch Queen Olives Planked Fillet of Mignoh La Grande Saliis of Goose en Casserctte ' Combination Grill on Toast Roast Prime Ililis of Beef au Jus Escalloped Potatoes New Asparagus Tips in Cream Combination' Salad , Fresli Strawberry Shortcake '. Rainbow Parfait ' Pitted Red Cherry or Apple Pie ' ' . CafeNoir ' ' Tea ' Coffee Milk ' Through the week try our 33c Plate Cunchcs uul 50c Merchant Lunch Oak Creek Man Is j Found Dead Today ItOXKHl'lia; Apr. 28 (AIM Hrnurt A. Singleton, 37, a well known resident of Oak Creek about 2 miles east of Itoseburg was found 'dead in the barn at the home of ' his father. Will Singleton, this af ternoon. Tl(o rase was reported to be eiiner a vase ui h'iiciuo or 11U().. unU orrrers left shortly r- tor noon to make an Investigation. IMtDIII VlliNNA. AM.l'XIOII VliOT Apr. 28 (AIM With J'" undo: Kun. Hungarian communist arrest. Austrian police to. day were continuing their fnves-. ligation into the ramifications of. ,, .,, , h heinlf.l foe llr. ing up a Evolution In tlie llalkao ., . ., ' ,' i.-vo ' professional , ,' communists unfl many persona suspected .o( T ti . iViLht .ut' " ri;i;i "i;orri:N"? Paggcd otil ? Nerves tilt gonY Can't th'nk. can't concentralo on your business or profession? 'e understand. What you undoubt edly need Is (he relief that my Chiropractic and Klectrlclil lrealmenls can bring you. Why not consul! us today? There's no obllgallon. , ." Consultation l'i;ce. . Dr. J. E. Woodell 2(1 Somnicr Mtflg. Pbmie .107-W.-. w. Bcs. 190-W lloiirv 0 a. 411. to ft (I. 111. (Chiropractic ;cts Kc.siilts) corded the Oregon good will cara van on Ua trip through California. x.