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'5 .JUJI- A V JPageFour LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ' Saturday; May 5, 1928 (liiporporstiMl) " An InilciM iiili nl NrwpKr " PRANK B. APPLEBY . -:. :" HARVETFMATTHEW8 . Editor and Publisher Business Munasrsr Published evenings, excev Buinlsy, at 14l Aduins Avenue La, Grande, Oregon. The uWrver-8iar put,IWi..)d every Friday. entered at the Posiofflcs at La Urunrie, Oregon, aa Second Claaa Mall Matter under act of Ma run i, OFFICIAL PAP BR OF UNION COUNTY AND TillD ' ' .- ; 'J1TY OF LA nllANDB " MKMBEH AMHOC1ATICD rRF.HS The Associated I'ress In oxuluslveiy enlltled to use tor publica tion of all news dlspaulioa credited to It or nut otherwise credited If published herein. All Hunts of republication of suoolul dis patches In this puper, mid also the local news herein also are reserved. . SUBSCRIPTION HATK8 , , lly L'arrli r Dally, per month In advance ,.............. Pally, six months t:i advuuce , Dally, sluttie copy ..................... ................... t , lly Mall Dally, per month In advance - . i Dally, per six months In advance .... , Dally, per yeur In advance ................... .. Weekly Observer-Btar, per year 7c ..L...I4.60 (a . 600 .... 2. BO . Sfi.UO I a. oo ADVKHTISINO HATES Display, foretKn, per column Inch ...... 1 bleplay, local, per column inch ............. Time oontraot prices on application, .. 4o ..400 v. A ClLAIi COMI'ANVI waM Kind when thoy Niiiit unto me ' ns go Into thu hotme of the Lord. I'sitlm 12:.'; I. . Let ABEJjAlftTfN I BUTTER AMD ECC MAIUUJ Id rlnM i MARKKT NEWS OF THE DAY Prices Unchanged; Coun try Pressed Meats and V Poultry the Same I'OKTLANU Ore. May 6 AI' Butter and ck pi Ices were un changed unrl Hit. murket contin ued firm today. Kecelpta of but ter, yesterday were 1 7. 386 -pounds and NluruK ehuldlliKS 42.272 potlllda. Kirs; receipts were heavy at 3772 cases with 4U.H7 cases reported In torajzt H 1.' - 1 : Country dressed lueuts were un changed today. but the undertone' WlM-at May .... Inly .... r.. CHICAGO UKAJN ' Mm ,HIli M - ' llM ir.e inn; iuoi im?4 itiiKf i .11)819 !.- lH IWW ISO', ieos I.IVi:ltJ'OOL WIIKAT LIVKItl'OOL, May 6 lAI'l -I'losn uheul: May ins. Il'id: July lie, 3d; Oct. Ma. 4L , IMHTIiANI WIIKAT I'OHTLANO, Ore. May I, (Al') Wheat BBB hard iwhlle. $1.03: soft white, 11.60: western while. $1,411; ; hard whiter, western red. $l.3;' northern spring. It. 40. Outs No. 2 white, feed. $40. do Renewed Buying 'Causes Wheat To . Soar Again Today The Red Cross Shoe . fits the foot in action or repose N. K. West & Co., Inc. La Grande's leading Store for Over 30 Yearn rHKWaO. Mny 6' A1') newed general buying on - Ito-liirj?t) ToUiiy's cur reeolptHWheiU 20 J 'nl tlie wheat market hour- IN THK IMKTKUT COL ltT Ol' Til 15 I'NITKU KTATKH l-'Olt THU DIHTItUT OK OIUOOON. corn 6: out a l. In Hie voal UIvIhIoii wuh docUlvdly , Hour ,1 hotter. romnilHslon iiiph untlclpHl- Ott U. HliirtiilV tint 1st H ttfl.w. n..vt Week. - IndiuullonH urn thut liniilm. ' C'HICAfit) 1ASII n iii nii. i...twi win i... ..ut..-i nivAuu, May it afi wiioal ! n 1 wMb Ah... un..n.i vu tu- wo nam, l.tt(i'(i i.ti&Mi. rem ai one iiiuo ycsiomay. inui I .. ... . . I Cnrn Wn mivml II 1111 Mn -nitiiinn ttnlrttml lit n tttiltft full if.?0. "?f."nt ' l'1:" '",. yellow. Il.ir.4;,T.V i,,B oft in woHd .hlomtnu Jt District aforesaid, a bankrupt. eastern and forolgn connections led . I" !'"" of ('lm,l,s '" Ibe purchasing movement v'iilch mnhcr, Bankrupt. y lifted the July . wheat delivery : ,0 t,w creditors of Charles 1'-. more thai). 0 ".40 above prlcea cur- , .mukf r of i.a Cin.ndc, .-Co lon t'ounty, 111 the Ktute and fore salt! liieetlnjr. . .. . : jr. 1:. uixuiv. ittrerr..-.. (All eliitiua must he sworn to ou bankruptcy blanks before filing)-; t-ii-lt unuhuiiKed toduy but It was Women niv wHahll)-' fUBrtn' . nounced that the price on leghorn aheail an' lileillirjin' 'cniselveii wltll broilers would be 23c early next all Hi' grcnl swlul an' p'lltk-al tu'-'woek. a tlvltlcs of our iialkMial life, an' I, Oregon yellow Danvers onions ratildn' la- -aiirprlard If III", lime, Wore allll obtainable, although aup 'II oiiiic any aiimlitir lmudml piles were quite smull and sold to years wlu-n what they liavo (', say j retailers around 4c per pound for 'II be taken seriously. Another ffuotl beat. No. 1 stock, I'ricca of most Ihlnx V paste In your, lint la llia.1. otner. conimouittea and gieonstutis you'rn only olo untv. were stmdy and br,lsk thuu :ln the. the .Weelf.'' ; U'uling. 'moret early, part of! Kye not quoted. ltarley 00cW$l.O9. Timothy seed 3.'J0 'if 4.0.1. Mover seed $ 1 il.GU 1i 30. tu, l.nrd $1 1.92. Itlbs $12'. Hellles $l3.7h . -7 " .. . . . ' .'. , I'okti.axu i-iioiwi-: ,". OHTI.ANO, Ore.i Mliy 't .'(Al) Wholesale prices: Uutter. steady. I'ortlund dairy exchange net. wholc sulu prices: Cubes extias -41c: standards nac:. prime firsts 39c: firsts - 3s Vie. t-reainery prlcea: l'rlntr. 3e over cube standards. v l-.'ggs ateudy; fresh standard ox- .... .... .... . ...... ,1.. ..;....V.-i... talvea 176;. hogs 6S9U: alieep 4t,85. "'"a -6c; rt-esh standard flrsOi 24e: no hVuor whn seized.! -'ttle--o,parcd w.th a week fm;h medium xt., US Vic fesh If approved by the. president, it Will The decision upheld sel.ure of , 1,0. lr:;:Zd, VxchangrjrVes'l slock und 26 to 60c lower on' Association selling prices: - Extras calves and vealers; bulk better i 20c; firsts 25c; medium 24c; uq- gradn steers, $1 1. 6lii 12.611; others! derailed 20c. 1'oultry (tuftut Ions were likewise!-.- Oats No. 2 while,- 7U 'h V 7 lc; 1 wheat for the week and the I.lvcr- Notice Is hereby given that the. ,.,i,..,i tn,iu . 1 wo. a while, 00 si! 09 Vic. CAN COXI-'INCATK AljTM SAN KUANl'lSCO. lay 6 (Af) Federal JudKe George. Il4 Hour- iltlin ruled that: un uutolllolll0 pool market strength.. displayed notuble , l-OIUi,AM MVIiSlXK'K VOHThANO. Ore., May 6 XAf) Iteceipta: -One cur of mixed stock ...-I ... e..n... II... ...r ahluiuenta. Is IhroUgll. TotlU for. Week nn.. ..,..,,-,. f iir Mil ! 1 u, ( t.... r:....i , fi. i.. i,. .n. (approximate): "Cuttle. ; ISiti; aVIIV WllllIVII'IPU AlAllll IVHVl ILTltl IU II VI V CVIHHV lJl JUKll J - - --fl - J 'fonsideratioii. Nobody seems seriously concerned alxmt it tnutside of congi:et:s jhiive "arrived" after some eight yenrs of effort. Maybe all '(lie farmers needing "relief" have failed or have found it !or themselves. In uny event, they me not so Concerned about ogislative aid as they were. ? fl .- - " rf . Senator Wulsh says the demoemts of the country want iAl Smith as their canditlate. J lc is intelligent, - lie witli- CHICAGO. May 6 ( AI')--Oneii-lug 1 (i to, 3 lie up. Chicago, wheat billies' reacted -sotnowhut apd.theh bulged agulrtI, t-uri1,r oals and ror visions Iilad '. stronger - with corn starting at: V5 to. adr vauce and latercbi-lu additioui Ml Upturn. . .. . . v ' hiiMtnem as may properly coitio.be : Wheat cl6si?d 'lhl'ettlwl. S vif' pMf-."""'I'" as ",uy Y ' Ihlgher.. lo. ee-.nct. ilgher corn- 1 0'3e up. pats'. aJiowHlg 1a to Jc ud-I . mumm-m itincy and prpvislona at a rise of 1 . '? " f-to-ilie. ...M.-: . iM . , . ! said Charles B. Rhewmuker was duly adjudicated b:inkiuiit on . May 2nd... 1U28, nd the first meetlnK of. Iila creditors will be hold ut tlio ortifo of U. K. Dixon. Iteferce, l.u: tirando. Oregon.-on Thmttday, May m, 1928. ut 1" A. M., at which; time auld ' creditors may attend. n.ir elaim.O e: amine ln bankrupt, and'transact such other notici-: to 'iKio-ii;its '. Kli'drle servlco will be dls-. continued In Klfiin, luibier, ; Allrei and Summerviile dls-' trictN Sunday. May 0, belw -en 0 a. in. and 1 p. in., due lo imildng repairs on trunsims sion line. . . . . . i:.sTi:itv iti:oox i,k;iit .v i'owkii t;o.tii'Axy : iHfrrmwAT ,vr-,i PAN 'lltANCIHKO; Miiy-5 f.M'li .w-huttcrfat f; o.-b' Sun ! runclsco, Atliv. - - :" '. .' '..! ' 1 autoinubllo owned by Joe l'urotlte. fugitive rum runner .11 HNS DIOI.TA l'lSIU)N' . KTANKOHD UNIVKHSITV, ' Cul. .May 6 (Al1) 1'ldel Ui Barba,, re tired flyweight champion of the world, al present a freshman here, Joined the Delta Upsllun fraternity. Two hundrod und fifteen freshmeu TIiivuL'iiihI With I'm'umonla draws'.. Now if they'll just ask the democratic delegates to Joined houses In the annual rush. IJ-.tllot by letter, Al can be nominated without bothering with .(convention 'way down in Texas. . Think of the traveling expenses that would be saved, to say nothing of the perspira ' lion that a Texas climate can exact during the month of June. down-to $10: desirable she loek - liny alcady; buying prlceat linsf inontly $'.l Si-10:50, Ineludlng guod-.eru (iregou timothy $20.60 Hi 2 1 r do California grusa cows at $u. Iiii'i- valley $lib 19.60: alfalfa $I9i 1 9:?6r medium and lower, grade shu, lu.r.n; oat hay $irsotfi 10: straw slock $8.76 down: low cullera . !1.60 per ton. Helling Jiricea $2 a J down to $6: desirabie vealers. tnost-1 ton more. " ' ly $12,1 13; calves' $U.6U(i( 9. ,1 Ititlft to the farmer: I Hogs comiiared'witll . a wuek; .Mill! Itinv-V-nillk owrr: jago: llulcher clasiies steady tu milk (4 per cenl) $2.30 il wiaiR. l.igm butcners closeu 1 :o , h. i'ortland. lower:' feeder pigs -25c higher; CIIICAOO llay 6. (AH-IM "e,v .o'hippers Monday 'at $1 l.'lll; Mix. the cowboy of Iheoinema who-nolh oym 0.s5. , lho ck)s. I niaklng. a personal appearance ,, underweights $IU.60 (law .' f. o. at a Chicago theater, haa .been or.. dered to bed by Dr. Karl A. Mayer down: extreme heuviea . ,$9.6li; IS 1)0 , , ,. ,,,.,. r,J 1 ,1 ,v,, packing sows $e.u: mostly s Onions steady; local. $t.75fy 2.26 ' ' ' " -una- Wn.lnnv. 111- in.xln,- tilp-n I :i K, 1 .... HAS NAItKOW KSCAI'I after Wednesday: 10 with nothing weekend. . SheeH-Aged sheep closed slrailyj over $9.6(1 alJ , : i Tlio suprome court of Montana says that "liar lonirer a fitrhtinir word. It ruled that because the niirchnser Mix la threatened with pneumoniu, of a radio set hurled this word al the seller the word was not' justification for assault.- Which tends to prove that even' , ..... ,.. i, t; n-l. ' I VHILADUMMIIA. May t BUL.icu.t3 turn w i.iav i.u u u u n.iiiirLiuit:n. . lin-v 11 itv kmv. .. .... nbihuo -u U.. ol-..M tu, ;,: .....I e:""n"em' ' !B"'"' choice spring lambs $I4..( 1A; short .St, 46c biiidv . oMu w c jLiiibiii nuu tuii niiuinu nwi uv iiiuiiiiniiiiuiuiiru. mm n niiiiuw w no8ty l 4 &(! ftt the Close; oill justification for assault, but they can't coravtly sav.it isn't. rnJ'e u!m7 w"'! 1,8 '"'"? Bh" lamha " (lwn; trt; t n n i i- . . . . fi . '""'oen the blades of three propel-, ,lt , yearlings $11. 6a; -The fellow who is called a-lmr-'has to decide that question ier r the airplane which brought h0r," cl8 1110stiy $7 down-- "II tV' hiniKOlI . .... i in n-r inmi i urn no Huttorrat Htojuly: 4t( staHon. 41c linrk. AAUi 44c f. o. b. i'orl l;in). . Poultry sternly:, heavy litMia He: Itirlit irii 2 tic; UroiU'ta L'7fa aru: pe Uin whllt iltifkn - 27: colored nomlutil: turki'H, uliw. 25 it zlr. with a week ugo, lambs mid BpritiK' 3Xr, lumbtt :5 to 60c lower: Kood tu Moliuir; i' evvt. l'otutofs stedny. 7jc1f l.-u s:irk. Wool Htouily: hiuslern Orpon 31 ru 4 Mt-; vit I ley iiiedttiiu 4.1c: cohisu I.OI1K fit pip bin'iy 17e: fi;c: lo kid 7c. ATHLETICS feKTUAYKD ;liKlHi ut tlH-lMiUtulelphia nir- poi't thin1 afternoon. - , ;.- Harvard and Yale adopt a startling innovation tn lho way for Cieci'fHttfr'in timn nut mm fat W intercollegiate rivalry. It is a scholastic contest. There I'nnle it uVs not impart, ctuvur v i ii rTM i $ i i a to foodH or ubtiorb flavor tivni ate no cheer leaders. The teams do not oven meet, (.roups ti,em. of 10 n.en rep ivsen ting: each Institution, 'gather quietly in i four doubles of oulstiuullnp nial lly .M6udii',M at' fS.ftfif'- Urap-d around IMS pounds: good wooletl ewea $Mf 8.50. . ''' STOCK KXrilANiK fllhlW YOHK. May ft lew Vork stock and curb market were closed today lo permit brokerace houses to catoh (HICAtiO MV!;STM'K rUK'-AOO. May (AIM-r-I iVpartmenl of Agriculture Mops 36MM: 'falrty arrive: most ry- uteiulyJ with 1 Krlday's average: heavy butulierH Ktrom? to $ I higher: top $10 raid for l!tu to aril lb., weight; Htrlctly choice kinds abent:"'Rhlp- C-IjOSI-.O ( pcra l.MOif; eKtimateO holdowrs (Al') Thet hn; butchers, medium to choice New York-SMI lo 3oU lbs.. SH.2&f 9.85: '2UU to St) lbs., $9.ft((i . I o. I ii : nominal. ' Cattle l.iHHi; compared tvil )i Special SHEEP FENCING 27crod W.H. Bohnenkamp Enjoy These Spring Sundays . j . ! Thrrc uro.so inuiiy thhiKS to do thiil ur& more lntorostiuii thiin ii-oiiirliig Sumluy dinner ut home. Suiislilno fifsh nil ' luountitlM llowci-s kuK- l-'ori't iihmlt dlnnt-r tulilul--row until vour iipncllto tolls you It s time to nil. Thun enjoy thu di-lk-liniH Sundiiy uu'nu und lho L-huriniug sun-ounillnKS of lho : Siiuujiiwi'ii. $1 a plate Sacajawca Inn J M "l'ldnls Hie Will Hi lli-IHT 'llilnics- j li l i.i i . I'll Vfllmv inhi Is ..onlliiir Mold inui PWllHI uroKfniKu nuiioro iu . luuic l.""o: eouipareu wild; 11 their own classwmis jind Uiko mi cxammution U . Lnjrhsh , ',1 !C J substu neo "' wl,h lhp ''',,l0"a volume orl Kei.k ,1KO; r.-d steers to 75c tow- l.nI....J ..I 11... .'........1 ..r 1 l: J II.- e .... .. . unrk llml litis IK'iMinilllllted 111 the' mriMllv r.ll.. Ifiv.il- VMiirlincFM :T. hA (iltAMlK WllOHiSA-t JJ .MAltKKTS I'oidlrf (llvo wilclil) SprliiBS IS 8 Itc lb. Heavy hens Htflsa lb. LlK'U hens 10a lb. tttnits o lb. Hour. Bsrd Krderatloa (haid $7 6ti l.hl. v l.ott wheat n in hb'. iiieriuure. insicita oi me impitci, oi . ix.(i.ios una uio rotir ot iundee. i-'runeB. uotunists smy t'l-owds; there is the silent activity of bruins and the rustling. '"jlpn ' ""i-onsibie. of pens. ; .-'v. . ! 'And the rcwaul and Rlory?, There is a prize for the win-" .ninjr team's university in the foini of a $125,1)00 fund Riven 'by n wealthy publisher's wife: - The income fitmi the fund , ill be used to buy books for the English department of the winning institution, fitmi year to year. This is terrible! What are our colleges coming io, when S'-holastic ability is IwiiiR put on a Imsis comparable to ath letics? Ten thousand Old Gratis grind their teeth in rage Mid scorn. The idea of staging contests and giving honors for mere proficiency in studies ! "You can never get men to take-any real interest in that sort of contest!" they say Yet in their hearts they know it is not true. For the history of a thousand yeans shows it lo be as natural for students to compete in their studies ns tin any other way, and human nature is. not easily changed, 'the athletic fad has been having things pretty much its own :way lately, but that is a transient over-emphasis. A si;nc bal ance will be struck. ,' And think of the reward for the ten successful scholars! (To have won $12S,000 for. one's school is to have played in the great football game of lho year in Soldiers Field at least that is the ordinary assumption. Now these ten students of. Pnghsh literatui-e will gain the credit and the glory. And their school wi'l gain the cn.sh. Perhaps the idea isn't bad. after all. We imagine there are lots of English literature Kliilds who have waited many h day for the opportunity to show their Bluff on the field of battle. Their opportunity is ut hand. l.ln ...n...-alU nl- 11,1. ll.ut f(U' lVfnlt ' illhor leadlnK commodity mar kets ivere upen for business us us ual ... . , . ; . Js'KW YOKK, Mi.y & (Al1) Hiieil fiTiilt sti-udy. a Time is Short (ift Your Name and Yur Advert isemenl In The New TELEPHONE DIRECTORY It may mean a lot to you. Home Independent Telephone Co. LA GHAN'OE HKIAIIj HAKRETt Halrjr. Hutler, rn'aunM'y-.-47c; 3 lbs. two Chee icitMdc a pound Honey, cotnh 2Ec lb VeirrlMMicv, rolatoPM I3,c lb; ini.2a per ewt. New pon(u's i lbs. tor J5c. (IrtM'n IVas lb. String beans Sftc lb. Mexican tomatoes Sic lb. . Tarsley be bunch. New Citbbnfre I he lb. Wax onions 6 Iba. 1 6c . Leltucv IMC head. Kmlivi I ; 2 for 36c. liltiibaib -;t lbs. U5c. Celery IJ.C buncU: hearts 2o. 8ltias!i 6c lb. llotlioitfo ciicntnbrs Zttc each. 11 mult carrolM toe bunch. Hunch beets 10c bunch. Iiel cabbage- toe lb. 1'unitpa t(c- 3 for 6c. Yellow onionaftci Ih. limbuhe bunob, - A.snaiiiKUl- Hc lb.: 2 for 26c. tirven onions -&c buueb. t'ltisntpH Si lb. Irusji!s Kiirouts 26c lb Hutiibnifaj ft lb New V.llii Walla ftplimch4 Ibx 25 c. Ai'lichoko! 2o( etich. VllllV A - Joimllmp. Houiea, ltf l- tofH, $ l.f0 boO Straw bti rtt 2 Ut 36c. ltiinnas- " ltc lb. rersimtiionN 3 for 36a !.enmnt 4tr ,loa. taitvva - (tt 7o Una. Vloihla Kraoefrult MtnJ. aita, S for 2Sc; InrKe. 2 tor Ac. Klotitla Kaerruit soe uctt. iwar. Van isui;art7 14. flmir. Soft be4it$S.4o bbl. Hhm! fUmtton IS.4M bN, I'ottttry fpHns f i lest : Stc Ih. Hen 2&r S'c lb. omi ami ,rh. Pef boil 13 mil lie Ohopa anl steKts Joe lb. Salmon tsttictly fiestt 3vtf 4ic it Halibut She lb. QaaoUuc, (aMo4ttM r?uiar, ratalla, l$ niOHtly rnc down; yeurllnps 2r lo fttte off: tu-botween prale sierra j nn0 yenrliiiKM sho in;? moat- los. ; Vealent $1 blcher; Ihi kcIs cattle i run of the soaaon. Kxtretne' tbpl IM.Dit; tittle above J 14.5 at close.;. best lonsr ytarlinRs 1 14.60; Huht . beifeid flf - j -7 : Sheep 7.000; ptuctieully none The skins of baketl potatoes are ! on sale toihty: for Ihe xvec-Ui Kat punctured as soon us they are taken IhiuDs closinp unevrnly 60c to I ' from the oven. If thq-steum is not j below IiIrIi time Tuesday; 1 25 to J allowed to escape It turns back lo . 76c 1owm- for the week; lower; water making the polnlooa heavy. I grades down most. Suecp $1 to, i : , : $1.26 lower: feeding lainbs,'. , oranses Imited in hot witter will , scarce; sprim? fcedlnK1 - lambs peel more easily ami smoothly. The steady, rTbe veeks lop prices: ( peelings may be put throutch the j' Ked clipped lambs $ 1 7.26: wooletl : food ..chopper sprinkled with sutfur; Colontdocs $18.50; native sprinifers and sed in tmlads and cakes. 1 :v $20; fat clipped ewea $10. THAT FLYING IRISHMAN t;..;:;.-ii-" i i.iiijiLi;yi!ai.ii.. Th "ftvlntf Irishman" f tite Hremen rrew. this. . The bard ships of his ttUcht acrws the ot-an. his sta ut bleak (reeneljr ts Uintl nd his nerve-wrack It ip hop to Murray Bay. Queb with luke Chiller had not erased that Irish trrln fntm the face vt .b &ujur Jaiuea t'tuuiaurictt when lUla NA i'liuto ttua Ukeu. - UK. WALTER II. 11AMSEY, St. Paul, Minn, Says: Ihavc never seen a case of contagious disease which could be directly traced to milk if it had been properly pasteurized. The pasteurization of milk does -not, 'according to all reliable authorities, appreciably detract from its nutritive value. The tremendous low ering of the death rate in infants in the great cities is directly traceable to the pasteurization of milk, and . has conclusively demonstrated its utility. Protect Your Child by Fccdinrj Pasteurized Milk ' DLUE MT. J1ILK is correctly pasteurized,' bottled by Machinery, in sterilized bottles, untouched by hu man hands. Our retail delivery will deliver daily In your door. i : Call MAIN CO, wc will do the rest. Blue Mt. Creamery