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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday, May 8, 1928
JliMxmibz fretting (Dbscrbcr
Ownr no rated)
An Independent Newspaper
FRANK B. APPLBBT
HARVEY P. MATTHKW8 ,
, Editor and Publisher
Business Manaa-ar
Published evenings, except Sunday, at 1410 Aduma Avenue-
Entered at the I'oHtufftce at La Grande, Oreuau, aa Second
Cuua Mall Matter under act of March 2, 1879,
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If published herein. All rltfhts of republication of speolul dla-
patohea In this paper, and also the local newa herein also are
reserved.
i SUBSCRIPTION RATES
liy Carrier
Dally, per month In advance H........,H.,WW.W.H,...
Pally, six months i:i advance .................. ...............
Dally, single oopy
lly Mall
L " Dally, per six months In advance . 12.50
Dally, per yeur In udvance ............. .....16,00
Weekly Observer-Btar, per year ....... ..............92.00
BUTTER PRICES
HIGHER TODAY
.... 76
14.60 1
.....60
ADVEHTIBINQ RATES
Dliptay, foreign, per column inch - .......
Display, local, pur column inch - .
Tim contract prices on application.
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GOD DOKTII WKLiV Thou hunt dclt well with thy boivuiH,
O lxirUi HccotdliiB untu thy word.': J'tuilm 11 'J: 05,
No Changes Quoted in
Egg I'rices Asparagus
- is More Plentiful
J'Oim.ANlJ, Ore.. May 8 AI)
liutlur prices were higher on lo
cal wholesale inarkeUf toduy, all
KiudfM except cubo oxtran being
iuutud 0 above yesterday's fitf
ures. IJutturfut likewise whs high
er with ci cuiiierlett puying 46c per
pound delivered in 1'ortlund, and
41c ut aLutlon, 41!& on track. The
print butter market waa also a c
higher. . Locul and outside demand
continued strong and indications
uio tl.ut tho iiiurkct will remain
firm to a Blmtfe lilgher during the
bul:tnce of the week.
No changes were quoted- In egg
pricea und the market today wus
steady, yesterday's receipts were:
liutler 1 3.383 pounds; eggs 1.084
cuses. Htoruge holdings lust night
were reported ut i'J.'iO'J pounds of
butter und 42,02b cuses of eggs. J
1'Jxcept fur an (usler feeling in
the pork division, country dressed
meuts wero steudy. Best light hogs
were bringing uround i 4 c, about
V&c below yesterday's high, while
other classi-s sold at 14c and low-
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
cssessssssagaegaiBBiggrcaEacgsggica
. -.: chicauo mwiin
Wheal ' , ; Onea Hluli ' Imw Clout
iy Ha . uio?, tiny, lOiigiBii
July l5Ki;tij IHIV, iftK'i luo Ji mi J4
apl ;.:..!! 4 IM)& . IW . ; IMK IMH0IMM
' I'OIITIiAMI WH K AT ':
PORTLAND, 'Ore., May K (Al'i
Wheat: HUH hard while $1.63 'j
soft white $1.60; western white
! I l.4 (4: hard winter, western red
ll.lt Mi .northern sprint; IMuu;
Oats No. 3. white feed, $4(1.50.
Today's tar- receipts Wheat 32
flour 4; corn 9; oats 1: hay l.'.:
' CIIICAtiO CASH .
CHICAOO, May 8 (API Wheal
No. li hard, II.1H4 1.04; No, I
northern spring, 1 1, Ill)
Corn No. 3 mixed, 'f 1.00; No. 2
yellow, tJ.ut4.OI.ltM. -; , .
Outs No. a white, 67V4 4f70t4c;
No. 3 white. 6&H ' tfc.
rtye No. 8, 1 1 -3C VSi .
Barley 98ciifl.09.
Timothy seed J.90(84.(Ifi. '
Clover seod 1 18.60 (if 20.60. .
Wheat Firm And
Higher At Close
Asparagus from ull parts of the
stutc and outside points wus plen-
:V t i .I .1 .... I tlful und of excellent' quality.
,; Nearly ull the candidates this year ure consistently wet- i-iicm rumted from ti.m.pcr doz-
ltnd-c)ry. , l I, ' ' jl"n 10 tl-I5 wlth most sules 'ut the
K ,, . V :' " j hljther figure :. ...
Hplnuch was of vory deslruule
CHICAOO. May (APIOpell
Ing -M to- io off, Wheat' .later
v,.i . fi..,. i ! ro ii,..i 'kept near to toe Initial limit, t orn
stuff, with demand fulrly good. and oaUwfcr. also easy, Tl(li.corn
licer also wus moving readily at rt" M.to- Mc lower-ancf sun
steudy prices. I'oultry nuotuUona '"luently undergoing but lilllo
nil n nun .' ffmrllnia u .In nl J . . . .
were unchunged with aupply about ' , ."""V" ...
sufficient to sutlsfy Immediate de-i""'"" '". ' i ''.'. '' j,';
,,. if Wheat dlostd firm, 4i
iim. iiiKiifr; curn -sc oir IO 'AO up;
oats showing M 9 'A to He advance
and provlslons-at a rise rf ? to 18c;
19.60; out huy fl5.5Utfl6; strvw
$9.60 per ton.. Helling. prices $2 a
ton more.
Kids to the fui mcr:
Milk: Ituw milk (4 per cent)
$2.80 cwt.. f. o. I). Portland.
llutlerfut 1. higher; 41c slulion,
4-o truck, 46c f. o. p. I'ortlund.
Poultry sleudy; heavy hens 21c;
light )(J'3no; broilers 24 30c; pc
!:!:: white ducks 27c; colored nom
inal; turkeys, ullvo, 2627c. ' jhuj
Onions stoudy; locul $ 1.76 (i 2.36 !J5
per cwt. i M
Potutocs stoudy, 76ci!j $1.2G suck.M
Wool sleudy; lOnstern Oregon 33ll
d40c; valley medium 43c; course 'M
3Hc.
Mohair steudy; long staple 06c; m
do short 38'a 46c; kid 75cV jj
NKW YOllK FltlllT jH
NKW YOHK, Muy 3 (API M
Dried fruit steudy. H
t0' 1 C
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POKTLAMJ IMtUIJIXt:
I'OKTLANO, Ore., May (AP)
Whnln..lA n n . I ... 1 .1 .
The crow may he the farmer's friend, as an ornithologist "' prlno" Wer i '?wor' . Portland dairy .Wen' hat wjmn!
(iays, but he can't' compare with a congressman running for
10 election.
around about $1 per box.
If the committee finds anything that reflects on the char
acter of. Judge Rand, it will go down in history as a pure, un
fdulterated accident, with no credit due George Joseph's
.nud-sllnging facility. .
Selling Wave Is
Checked In Late
Drive By Bulls
sale prices Cubes extras '41c:
standards. 40c; irline firsts 39 Mc;
firsts 39c. '-. Creamery I" prices:
Prints. He over cube standards
ggs steady; 'fresh stiindard e
trns 25c; - fresh standard .ftrsts 24c;
fresh medium extras tttyc; fresh
medium firsts 21 Mc; Prices to re
, tuflera 2o over exchunge prices. As-
NKW YOHK, MAY 8' (,VP)' '.8oc'atl0n dolling prices: Kxtias 26c:
Drlvlmr m u number of rullroud firsts 26c;' medium 24o; -Urtdurslzed
. i, , ..... ... I mid specially allures In a spirited . 2Uo; ' ' '" ' - !
Here8 a matter of constitutional rights that should have manner, slock market "bulls" suc-l Hay steady; buying prices:. lJast-
today In checking a"-"' "uiny no
...... . .. . I.n llnW ClUn.in ClI. .Il.lf. t n
inch followed ti ad-1 "
money to 0 per cent.
early attention. The constitution guarantees the right of C'',0(1 lu, 1
j i , . . . . . .selling wavo w
Jiwnchise to every adult citizen and yet the Siamese twins, Wane.- or cm
iolet and Daisy Hilton ;tre denied by law the opportunity A n,m,b"; of important stocks wero
.; . , , . " -$ to $6 higher ut the closo, while
or voting. The law says pnly one voter can enter a voting others, including acnomi Motors
llooth at a time, and nature has fixed it so the Hilton .twins'"1"1. woru dow" yi to 4 or
must enter a booth together. Something or other has to jci"MTho ciihk ws heavy' indivia-
Violated. '.:' '. ' slocks munugod to breast the
current of selling orders, particu
larly lteuding, which got ubove 110
OFFICIAL NOTICE
..;.V,-j'.-."' lotbej
;V;CWCMEN of
La Grande
Beware
DR. EATON
. C A STRANGER )
: APPEARANCE
S A TUR DA Y
May 12
To further acquaint ull wom
en' with Dr. Kuton's actlvl
tloH. don't full to read this
paper . tomorrow. It is o
vital Interest to you.. ,
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THE MISER
lo u now high for the year. Mont-
wi n i i , H n. ...... . L'oinerv wuril a so was consnlcll-
r ,om i-aui scneucy ot rniindeiphia, aged 79, had not bcen'.0..aiy strong, hut the genwui m
tjecn for manv davs. Police. cnlld.hv) iH:rVihui,.iiiiul him 'or ahnrea snggcil on reullxtnir and
. .. r , ..j, .VV.,.H ,1U1I.V, j u.wimi. istirrer money. Total sales upproxl-
i Searching the, house, they discovered treasure every- 'i''d 4,imu,tioo simros.
Vhei-e in a dilapidated safe, in bureau drawers, on shelves, i-ohti.ano i,ivi:sixi-k
Ijchind pictures, pinned to old calendars. There were coins, i'okti.and, oio., May s (aim
rjurvency, stocks and bonds and real estate deeds- wvlev ""Z
Of a" million dollars altogether. .For that Schelley had lived Js.b. ' .' '
Ui isolation and deprived himself even of simple comforts. "rSZ'Z' 11
Heavy weight, -T0 to 3fi0 1In., 'me
dium to clioiee, yj 'it lU; medium
welKlil. -H to IIjm., nuMiitim to
choice, ff.LTitr lO.LTt; llk'ht welirht,
1 tin' to 'Joo Dm., medium to choice,
$lo.atir. lo.fio; Unlit liKhtH. 130 to
Kill lbs., ineilium to choice. $9. GO Si)
1 0.1! ft; paeklnrc hows, rough and
smooth, 7ftf 8; hIuurIiIui' pigs, 90
lo 130 ll'K., medium to choice, 'J'it
!t.7f: feeder ami Htncker pips, 7U to
I !! Mm., medium to chutcu, $8.75
tr!i.io. s . . - ' '
S!tep ' tiiift liunlm lambs and
yearlhiKN fUc lower ( Into Monday).
Kither wilh-i l'u"!1'9' !r' ",H ,lown' good to
! cnoieo. i i . ( n )( i ii.oii; uo, vz
1 dow ii, medium, $ I0.S5 iv 1.75; do
alt weiKhtH, cull to comuion, $94i
liesa and indusirv. Rnnnrlinn. nlnnti A;al. ' nprlntf lamha, tUMrU; year-
. . ......f, .wwiil- ii ut uioii'ttiA; ctlfjiuil, n
nmsmg personal and social prosperity impossible. The two
together mean prosperity.
INow a seai-ch Is being made for heirs. -What he toiled for
ijnd deprived himself of will probably be squandered by" tho
beneficiaries. '
It is an old story. Petmlo save for their old aire, skimn-
ing and hoarding until they forget their purpose when the
ime comes, and forfeit the fruit of all their hardships. How
many old people here arc living miserably and pitiably to
day .because they will not use the funds they have to make
their last days comfortable 1
True thrift, like a coin or banknote, has two sides. One
if me Is wise saving; the other is wise spending.
out the other is valueless. Saving alone will starve the saver,
ifnd indirectly starve others by stopping the wheels of busi-
wetliers. lie His. down, me
dium lo choice, $!l.rnrfi II. fill; ev.es.
I 121) His. down, medium to choice,
How much happier the world miirht have been if Schellev medium lo'ciioiec, t&.som 7; do uii
Should have spent some of his money to bring pleasure to l'"" lo lom,""' S-M
others; If he had left it to an educational institution or hos-i ' :
pital. But misers don't do such things,
one reason they are called misers.
That's probably
i:skjn Ni-:.vi'KMi:i
i PANAMA, Muy S ( A !) Htudcn
I'runk J. onohiie, u native of
Milwaukee, attached to the United
States crulHer 1 Inch outer, has been
ifntenced to serve Oil days In tho
I'unuma Jail by u police muiilnirule
following a fie ht.
rtlU'l'LANI). May 8 (Al'l Klr
hrg Ills revolver, rutrnlmuu Hart
mtni rouled three men ho caught
robbing a grocery whire on MIkh
IksIiiI uveinte early luilay, the
men hrcuKlni; the frunl windows to
., - eseupe. Ijiler Arehle Vinton and
Aitis When a merry-go-round .;,,0 i.hi( were arrested at
ueeldent scut police, btiirylug lo Iheir huiiiert ehargetl Willi the rob
reselie clilldi en, I hey found that of '"'ry. "I'lio third mull waa being
run itimxti (a;M,it.ii(i
3d victims only one was u child.
The reet of the rldeis were from
"5 to (IS years tld.
hiiukIiI.
Time is Short
(ict Your
Name and Your Advertisement
In The New
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
It may mean a lot lo you.
Home Independent Telephone Co.
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Look Over Our Want Ads for Bargains
nlmiil
: tnt'l.(-il iniH I'll la-t a family
riKht In n linein" t- a iiuvm. if
m don't think lit world'" puny
Miiall after all Jo.1 ihi Imi,v n iliil
lar hiu M't o' ). Ili-iiry. an' IIhii
try I' hide. I
i;-p MAY HOUSE
DRESS SALE
Smart New Models At '
;:1;'; ' , : ?i.o8 ' :: '
; All new summer materials .with
contiasting trimmings , :
In this sale we have included several
$2.98 numbers at vl-98 N
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Come early while the size range is
complete. , Sizes 11 to 40.
An Opportunity to Select Your Complete
Summer Dress Stock At
$1.98
See Display In Our Windows
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
ALGERIAN BROWN IS THE
NEW COLOR THE RICH SOFT
TANS AND BROWNS OF
DESERT SANDS
CopyrlBlit ls:s Hart St-liairnar & Marx
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Hart Schaffner & Marx find the best
dressed men everywhere wearing coats
with trimmer lines; two or three buttons;
peaked or notched lapels in the Algerian
browns, Stone greys, Grampian blues.
$37-50
l0 $5250
N. K JVest & Co., Inc.
"The Man's Store"
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'X I'HANflSCO. Mil
itoiiiirs HrollorH: L(?horn, I to i
IH -i31c; J to 1 lbs., 3i
' I'Yyrrs: t.i'Kliurn. 2 U.. 4'2 i 43u:
i t 2 Vi His., 42 43c; coloi Pil.
lu 2.i llw.. 42i 44c; 3 lbs.. 4 1
i 4Kr.
Youiir ruotders tind pulloUs! Col
orvA. 3U lo 4 lbs.. 45i47c; ovvr
4 lbs., 45r 47t-: sluffey, nhowliiK
Iit. S7t2tir.
'uions: 4.tM4r; OreswcO, 4.".f
46o.
I.i-jrliorn hoii!: 2 to 1 lb.-., 14 ii
-Go: 3 lbs. anil over. 24 Hi 26c.
UirKB rotorml hens: Hunch nn!
ouMtfrn, 3t3!e: poor, hewvy, 29c.
v -. J PHYSICIAN'S GREAT DISCOVERY GUARANTEED
Y DRUGGISTS TO END PILES FOREVER
IMTTKItrAT
CAN KUANl'ISOO. May S (AD
Hultorfat t . o. b. San Francisco,
liHc
5Ioava Suppositories Must
-v.End Your Troubles
or Money Back
Vrars of luiUi'iit. ),'tlnst.iklnfr -r-
j fori on the nvl of a Wfil known
Kocheslcr dot-tor lias rcsultiMl In a
j r'scilitlon tluit will ai'lcally Ileal
J plica and ub(orb tlioln n-vtT to rc
' tarn. .
You'll be mn:is'l . f s' bow
quickly It acta. Hici4yl relief ofl
j cn comes in an hour: even In cuses
J of lonir standing., with profuse
j bleetlini:. really-. wonderful results
i have been accomplished; " - - -- I
No man or woman need suffer
a nut her, hopr from any lmln, sprc-,
nets or dlstietw ur.sin from Hem
I oiTholils or S'iles now that this
wonderful prest-riptiuii known Ma
MOAVA' SI I'I'OSITOUIKS call be
obtulnel for n modemte price irt
any first-class drug- store on tho
money back if dissatisfied plan.'
Hemember tho naniB. MU.W.V
I'POSIToltlKS. and Iw sureto
follow the simple directions-, that
come In each bor. Two sizes 6dc
and U.iitt, Hed Cross Drug stole
will be (tlad to supply you. Mail
orders filled. Adv.
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