La Grande evening observer., May 28, 1928, Image 4

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LA ORANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Monday, May 28, 102S
(Incorporated)
Ad Independent Newspaper
rRANK B. APPLEBT
V 'HAHVEY F. MATTHEWS
. Editor end Publisher
Business Manager
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I 'i t Grande, Oregon. The Oiserver-Hlar publWI.jd every Friday.
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T1U5 HARVEHIV-Biivo us, p . Lord, our Cludt and suthor us,
from umons ths hriithen. Id give Innnfc untu thy holy name,
uod tu triumph In thy praise. I Win. 100:47. . ...
' . Japan seems to think it's very presumptuous of the Chi
wesd to :want Peking. ' . , ' - .i . - .-,
increase In tin rate-of rail money
to G per cent, the highest, since
July r.121. which brought un aval
anche of Helling orders 'lito the
murlutt, driving some of the pivotal
shares down front 5 to more thun
$25 a shuru.
The closing was weak. H'gh
it It, linn..! j ,t , , pneeu uiiinii'H lea u recovery wint-ii
o oe neemui of tho law enacted a year ago which forbids dis-itemporuiiiy converted some of the
iiiiiiimuoii among candidates in political broadcasting;. No
jj ; '. In our recent naval maneuvers in the Pacific, the hypothet
ical enemy theoretically captured Hawaii, and so we'll need a
Biow fleet of battleships.
Broadcasters are warned by the federal radio commission
- -e-eW-e-e-Me-e-Me-eVajT- ml
U VVJAHTA VnnB
BERRIES STEADY;
A CD AD true moil
- - ;: f , I Wheat
J- May ....
Butter and Egg Values
uncnangea Better -
Lamb Prices Due
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
PORTLAND, Ore.. May : (AP)
Strawberries moved well at the
opening today and prices were
fulrly firm on fresh
' .. CHICAGO (iltAI.N
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POHTLAND, Ore., May i (AP)
Wheat Big Bend blllcsllii.
$1.64; soft white and western
white, (11.46: hard winter nml
receipts nt. northern springwestern red. H.34.
per cruie, A little hold-1 Cats No
, w.. ntut, nitiL-ii cuuit, in laie Bai-:47.
uruity buiu us iow as 1 1 per crate.
Receipts today were heavy.
Asparagus prices were sharply
higher this morning on local whole
sale produce markets with best of
ferings bringing as high as $ 1.3b
i per iIoimi bunches. High water In
i the Hood River valley hus flooded
' much of the usparague land. -'many
patches belnj under water for the
first time In 20 years or so.
It is probable thut asparagus and
U lb. white feed.
Today's our receipts Wheat 42:
flour 19: corn 4: oats S; hay ri
PORTLAND I'HOIH I'D
kill recull ulu'n th' only time
tli' cxiinnsUni, "right o' way,"
wul lined wuc when u railroad
wuniel I' run through a wmrtw.
A light vote iiIIiih menus a lot o'
light weight office holders.
there were- going to the trade
around $3.00 per cwt. -. '
o' Butter ana egg values, - Were
j steady ut Saturday's quotation's, the
.market tone woe steady to firm,
jnnd no decided price ehunges were.
looked1 for at the-dairy exchunge
I session lute : (his 'afternoon. -.t-J
Better prices were -anticipated
jthis week In the lamb division of
, the -country' dressed meat market
i. T j as the accumulation of last . week
MrCCl UOWnWarQ hl1" bcen wl and demand Is
fairly active.' Lambs were selling
' ' around 23c top for best springers
NEW YORK. Muy 28 (AP) Tho. this morning with old -crop 'offor-
iipnurd -movement In high priced Ings averaging between' 1 5 and 20c.
stocks which wus making rapid ' Veal und pork were steady at-Hat-
strides In late nnernoon, met un.urunys quotations but little was
liisurmouiitiible obstacle with nn done early."
PORTLAND. Ore..' Muy 2X (AP)
Butter Wholeiale prices sleudy.
I'ortland dairy exchange net whole-
, r - 11 J - .
.standards 40c; prliuo rirsts SU'Ac:
and i . .. . .. . .
snlnach will be nolle ,iik."" ' "iiery prices: rrlills
in il,,. i, 3c ver cube stundurds.
Oregon yellow Danvere onions!
wore about cleuned up uhat few
Wheat Irregular
At Close Todau
CHICAGO, May 28 (AP) Open-,
ing ut V to l'io dtctlne, wheat
later fluctuated rapidly but kept
near to the initial limits. Corn ,
and oats were relatively firm, eorn
starting c off to M c up and sub
Keijuently scoring gain all around. -1'rovJalonn
tended to naff.
.. Wheat cloned Irregular, ' VjC net
lower to c net iii?h.MV Corn wua
I to li-ic up. oui arying from
lu declino to u shade advance, and
provisions at 6c setback to a rise
of 2c.
: New Monte Carlo Sandals ,
Red, Blue -and Green ;
' ; 4.95 ; . I
N.K. West & Co., Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store for Over 30 Years
FIND IT
HERE
Copy tw this culumn niunt be
In bj 9 . m.
i stvrivy. to Tin: (.ieaih a i i s
TIiuku hiivitifj dli)om;m, eei t li
1 cutea of uward and ninril will re
'ceive a (special disoouiit in havuur
j them framed tills week itt Kieliuiii!
! eon's. Ait and (l.fl nhop. TIhwu
1 cortificates aio tiie ri-suit of much
' hard work and study on Miu par t -
of the utudent and should bu pic.
servil., Jlav thetu framed beiuru '
they becoinu silied und ruined. .
-5-l'l-lit
Selling Orders
Drive Stocks In
CHICAGO MVKSTfM'K
CMICAQOi .May 2S (AP) Hogs
ii4.niii: mostly 10 to 2.1c. lower
jtlan Sltllt-duy's average; top $!KiH
paid for choice around 210 ll.
weight. - Butchers, . medium to
choice. 2r,o-35i lbs.. $'.i.25i 9 .8.1;
joo-210 iii., j!.jr,i a, so.
. (.illle,lioli; ,aivea S.OuP;
steer und ycurling trade In to ,5c
j niitner; cows slow:-most fut wcers.
r.ggs steady. Portlund daily ex
change, net basis, fresh standard
extras S6c; fresh standard firsts
2Sc: fresh medium extras 22c;
fresh medium firsts 30c. Prices
to retailers 1 to 3c over exchango
prices.
liny steady. Buying prices: East
ern Oregqn 'timothy $21 Hia'l.Sn; do
yaiiey I9.60; alfalfa IIB-i
" oal nuy J1I..H1IW 10; sliaw II I.T&Si la.SO: heut nrnntwl IIS fill- I . , i. i.T.Mi.
Helling prices (2 a s'anghter classes, steers, good and. , .eiino r ui-fl from '.-our
l.NSIUM.Vt'P. AAII BONDS
Everything But Life Insurance
V. K. INVIvST.MK.M' C'U.
O. W. WAUNOCK
1-13-tf
i ' - LAST CAM.
' Toniato and tiepper plants going
fas I'larks . Oreenhoimes. : West
Aduiiia Ave: ' . - (-3.t
r-i.
Poultry movement- waaslow and
prices unchsnged. -' -
CHICACIO CASH '.. .'
rillCAOO, Slay is (AP) Wheat
No. 2 red weovlily.-$ 1.70: No. 2
.hard, 1 1.61 i 1.52 V4. -I
Corn No. 2 mixed. l.03V4No.
2 yellow. 1.034 m-l.04. " '
earlier declines Into material ad-f Outs No. 2 while, 6G j 09 ftc;
viincvs. Hudlo reached 211. a ro. 6 uo eitivsc.
01 Sell its Services tojnew pcukaand Detroit Killsnn ulso
J wus at u new maximum when it got
. - vuouiuutva III JJUIlbl
iljibadcastinsr station is obliged to lend
any candidate. Hut if it rillPK. if. milnr cr'wra thi trttto,!-.',.-.
. . .e. vttt.a.uviiuiii-jij mi. Inlernutionul Hurvealor,
uiuumj an equal cnance. X0 censorstllD is neim tted. Thia is International T. T.. General Mo-
it wise and logical law, whose enforcement is properly insisted -"?.nnJl "f'T"1 K'';'' ""-j
L, i.i.,i ,i .. . . . rvijr " er high priced slncks that went up!
on, panicuiaiiy in a national campaign yeai1. There is spe-ifast when the mm m the market
etui pomi in caning attention to it now because the presiden
tial campaign .is going to be largely a radio campaign.,-';v' ' . ...
ilyo No sales. . . '
Hurley 92cl fl.UI.
Timothy seed 4'i 4.76.
Clover seed $19(j2G.;
came. l,ulcr selling caused pi Ices
of ninny slocks to break badly
litlSCO 1'HIIT
8AN UtANCIKCO, -May 2S (AI')
Apples: (boxes) Cultforula New-
, Discussing tho recent shooting of a citizen by dry agents
I nd coast guardsmen at Fort Niagara, N. Y., federal officials
ni said to have pronounced it unofficialiy-"inexcusablo."
There is a jpecord of 133 iwrsoiis killed so far liv, rneltlH nr
n responsiuRTWiceifleflt Wfttl-sTiuir'ntriflbTS have'beelf
uguin, Itudio slipping down n round town 1'lpplnn, 4 tier, fi.OU'ii 3: 3
200, 1'olul sales apjiroxlmuted
3,000.000 sburcH.
l'UUTI.AXI) IdVKSTOCK
I'OKTI.ANI), Ore.. May 2 (AP)
aul'uttly and culvus, hUwuh undtslie.
ull.t lti.,,1, I,, ..!,. I,.,,-,.,' Ila,.al,.lu.
6ciiiiusiy wounuea. wany ot Uiese victims have not been of-l '""' tall" "" mciud.ns
fenders against the dry laws in any way. - Since the affair' XlTVuTul
mentioned, the prohibition commissioner is said to have do- !,r'" ,u B0011' "-2S
.cautioned his men to "keep their iruns in their nockr-tV Pv.l !J-;i! s"0.."!l.,m:"",":.'"r:
apt when it becomes necessary to draw them in defprim- of neire, sru iba. down, wood.
Jieiv own lives. That is a good rule.- '
lO.fiti; ilo t'oiuiiiflh to medium, $8. Ml
I fl( l; cows, good, tiifii.6M; lo
'' common to medium, $7i U; do low
'' ' 'ntrwt - - t.ut Cl(t( f(,(r-( 7; hulls (yearlings
FATb AND DENEDICT ARNOLD excluded), nood beef. $7.7&i 8.s:
j Sometimes the kindest thing fate can do for a man is du.cu,lM.,.,0n mp,tnum- ;i(it7-7f:
, . . " vmh uu iui it iiiiill IS cnlven. 6n(r h. down, medium to
ena.nis life at the right moment That thought is provoked oho,ce' is-bo u.so; do cuii to
, by the fact that a new highway will soon be opened through JTJoW"'.! m".":
.tno Maine woods into Canada and Quebec. It follows the do "",li""- JiM'ia; do cuii to
Tquto taken by Benedict Arnold and. his troops during the. CHogr,S' Jeceipi. 2MR. m-
revolution, when the Americans made a gallant but futile cluilln s ne,i through. Heavy
effort to cnntin-P Onoluv- nnrl If ...III k . , weight (260 to 350 ll.s). medium
. ""- a Ainu ui iiicilionai to choice. S SOii 9.50: medium'
weight (200 to 250 lbs.), medium
to choice, $ -.1 fi 1.70; light weight
(lO'i to 20(1 His.), medium to choice
'..75fi 10; light lights (1.10 to 160.
lbs.), medium to choice. $8.5011 I
9.75; packing sows (rough and
smooth), J U.BIi ftr 7.50; slaughter
.Yet nrior tn thn t.imn ho tm-norl f i-oitt. a u i...j .s Pig" lo 13u lbs.), medium to
, , .... ... ,IIUIU IUIU S(.-Vea ,.iloU,e- ,;.50iS; fe,
ui American cause launiuiiy and well. He had renentr-Hlv er pigs. $7.6usi8.
displayed the Utmost personal brnvorv nn tl,n fiM r i...n. "I"-'0" nl"' ,a"", 'e'ly: receipis
tier, 2.76i 3: poorer IOW us 1
lier box: Oregon nnd Washington
Home Heauties, XI-', $2.?5i3.25:
Taney, 12.501 3: Newtown Pippins.
Xl- $3.6041 4: -' fancy. tt$tM:
Wlnesups, XK. $3.2&i 3.60; fancy.
$2. 86h 3. Arkansas - Itluclis, X-
$3.16lli 3.26; fancy. $2.75 ( 3.
NKW YOltK I'Kt IT
NKW -)'UI(K, May 28 (AP)
Kvaporuted upples steady: choice
17(4flKc: fancy lSVj dr inc.
Prunes- steady; Cntirorniaus 61?
SVjC; Oregon 71l8r,c. Apricots
tiulet;- standurd 1 Hi 12c; .choice
I4lifl7lic: extra choice. I7di
21c. peaclies steadyt choice 12
Sj 13c. .
I .A CiltAMlR WTIOl.tttAJi: .
UARKET8
to Benedict Arnold.
Now Arnold is not remembered in American history as a
Jterd. His name is execrated beyond all others; it stands for
'tho very incarnation of treachery and faithlessness. He k,
pie-emincnuy, uie villain m tho American stoi-y.
- Poultry (live weight)
Ppnngs 16C 18c lb.
Heavy hens 14160 It.
Light hens 10o lb..
8Ugs to lb.
. Flour.
Hard Pederatioa (bard
-$7.0 bbl. .
bofl wheat 17.40 hb'
heat)
ecder und stock-
" , r u" U,u ULUI ol 1145. ImludlnK 7:' thro..Kli. I,
t.no fact that the attack on Quelec failed was in no way due M ll,a tinwn- nntl ,0 choice. :
w any laun ot nis( tor he distinguished himself on that oc-
nii'dluin to rhuke $6. t0 At (4;
1 -i Ihs, iltiw n, tiitMhum to
rlioiee. IftMi; do, IJti tn Kid lbs..
medium lo choiee, $4''i5.5't; dn till1
UflKlitH. cull to common. Zfu 4. (
Fleet Hurdler
1145, ilulildlng 72 through. Liiml'B,
, $12.50
Hi 13: do 2 lbs. ilon. medium,
...... ..-,..,, -i. i.3.t; tin UII
lusHui uy nia oaring, sKiiiiui leaaei-ship. At Saratoga, Arnold "eight") run 10 c.ninu.n. $'i.5ow
lilEtlin did tho cail:;n of -iiirliinrnrlmir-n n n-ntttt t .1.. 'aillng weihe.s (Ilo lbs.
' f.tv.tt. flui 1 lu-. 111 nit; ,ovn
thick of the fighting, he led his troops in an irresistible rush, '"
finauy lulling, seriously wounded. And right there is where
fate did him a bad turn.
; If Benedict Arnold's wound at Saratoga had been fatal
if he had died on the field of battle he would be enshrined
today s one of our greatest hemes. The name, Benedict
Arnold, instead of being a symbol of treachery, would stand
for all that was bravo and honorable. His descendants would
glory in the name of Arnold: there would lie statues to him,
and the history books would link his name with the names
Of other Kovoltitioimi y celebrities.
J It has often been said that Lincoln died at the right time,
as far as his own reputation was concerned. He was at (lie
very summit of his fame. The Civil War had licen won, and
tho old antagonisms had been forgotten. Had he lived a few
i'ears longer he would have lx-en plunged into the hatreds and
bitternesses of the reconstruction period ; doubtless he would
liavo acquired many 1 uemities and suffeivd greatly in popu
larity.; His death was the nation's loss, but, in a sense, his
wn gain. What a pity that fate could not have Ix-en equally
kind to Arnold.
Try-
W. K. GILBERT CO.
First
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lA ORANDE riKIAIli MAURFTH
Dairy.
mitter, creamery 47c; 2 lbs. 9i)c
fcffRa l'5c a dox.
Cheese 26(j 4uo a pound
Honey, conio tie lb
VetfrtntHrn,
Potutoen 14 Ihs. lific; 4Je nick,
New potatoes 3 Ihs. for 25c.
Green Peas 16c lb.; 2 for 25c.
String beans 25c lb.
Mexican toimttoes 2Uc lb.
Parsley 5c bunch.
.New Texas cab bit ire inc lb.
Wax onion 4 lbs. 25c.
I, el t nre 10o bend.
Kndivc 16c; 2 for 25a
Khlibmb 4 lbs. 25c.
Yellow onions 5c lb.
ItadisheH 5c bunch.
Hothouse encumbers lie each.
Hunch ch not h l tic bunch.
Hunch beets 10c bunch.
' Itetl cub base inc lb.
Turnips !0c S Tor 25c.
elory 25c bunch.
Hothnusn lettuce 25c lb.
AHparuKus lc lb.
Greet, onions 5c bunch.
Parsnips 5 lb.
Hi UHMels sprouts 25c lb
ttiltniHffns 5c Hi
New Walla Walla spinut lt 5c lb
Artichokes me eaco. .
Kniltv
Apples Jonathan, It out en, HeM-
flow Pin. $1.50 bo
!4T Mtlton strawberrle
Itootl Uiver straw
4!te.
a 2 for 29c.
berries 2 fur
One of the latest track sensations
to be riven publicity by Califor
ninns Is Hiiro "Swede" Leister,
Kfanfoid hurdler who only a few
days ga equaled Karl Thomson's
record of 14 8 serondi for th 110
meter hurdles. He's almost a sure
bet (or the Olympic
Hit nit mm 10c lb.
Pcrsimmona 2 for 1 5c
Lemon 4c f'os.
UranKes 507oc oa.
Cherries I 5c box.
Florida grapefruit Med. eUi, S
for 5c: lance. 3 for J5c
Florida vrapefruti joe eacb.
t'antaloupcs lie each.
tVurar.
Cane augur $7.14.
flour.
Hoft wheal $S. 4i bhl.
Hard rederHitnn--x.4(i bb.
Poultry
florin it Mea 2-a tie lb.
Hens 2r,4Pjnc ib.
Meats and rsh.
Beef boll I IV I Re,
Choiw and steaks Jo Ih. '"
Kalmon trlctly fiesh) 35c lb.
Halibut 3oc lb.
Cod 25c lb.
OamUiste
QuoUue, reattar, retails.
$a.50 per ton.
ton . more.
' Hops steady; 1927 crop 23c; 1H2S
crop X-84c; (contruct) fupffles
. Milk steady. . . ';
Hldn to. the farmer:
'Raw milk (4 per cent) 2..in f.
o. b. Portland. Butterfnt 4lc station.-
42c .track. . 44ti 4Gc f.'o. b.
Portland. .,
' Poultry steady; heavy hens 23c
lb.; HffhtJ7c: broilers 28 .7 25c; jh- '
kin white ducks 27c; colored noni-'
Inal.'v '-' -. i t
: Vegotahles steady; potatoes nom- 1
Inal.
Wool steady; Kuatern Oregon
wools 'ff-o. b. country points):'
Choir Unlit fine 35f37c; heavier
shrinking Ylnn I'ti.sii.- PnuuuM,i '
wools 36ffi40c; valle-y inedlum-47c:
choice. 130(1-1500 lbs., .$1314 50- 8t0(.k. ynt add to somebody's" hap
ll'MMSUU HIS., $13ff J4.50: . 850-, nlri- Vttlin llU Mini-. li.2Jt.lt
llftO lbs.. $12.90ij 1.4.50. Vcnlers,. . r.
milk fet, Rood, and choico.( $J3.y
1R; niedittpi. $ 1 1.50 ffi 13- .
Rhoep 12.000; fat lambs Vnd.
springers fairly active: steady 'to
5c hig-her. onchlial conijlgnment
seven doubles of '. pood . Idaho
aprlnfreis. $19;. fat light, , weigh t
sheep steady: others fully 2 So low
er; slaughter classqs spring lambs,
good and cho:ce. $17. 75(y 19,25;
medium, $16.25.17.75:. . -tamlia,
good nnd choice, 92 lbs. down,
115.50 17; medium. $141 16175;
medium $1415.75; medium., to
choice, 92-100 .lbs., $13.25i 10.75.
Kwes, medium to choice, J50 lbs.
down, $5.26 ft 0.
, ; .KOMETHIXG XKW . - : j
( iilVfortif water ' . and hevcrago,'
"sets that -are tnepejisive, yet thVy
are strikingly uplquc , ileivllle i
Si-alter sun.shinu wit h (iror-'.iiii;
Cards. We have them for all oc
casions. Newlin Hook Kioto. 5-2 ft. H
$2,000.t)U Tit LOAS
Oii'l.a Granite Property.
No Heljiy
4S-hotir service on your hum
LA OltA.NDi; lUAHi. V lAtAS
.... 6-is-mt
S2O.0OO.OO TO liOAXl
', ' : On l& Grande Properly.
. 1 : , No Ielay
S-hbur service on y'oiir lonnv,--
LA CllANDK 11LUG. Ar LGA
' r- 5-1.8-1,01
' Via no for rent.
Iln Hook tore. '
Inulre of New-5-28-It
A complete lin of looso-leur
memoraiidum and price book cov
ers and fillers ut Ncwiln llouk
Store. 5-2-lt
SMUKirSLY IH'ItT
'' Vou know of someone who wait
setiotiMly cut with riyi'ng glann from
a broken sldd' glit.':s. i)o nut. drlvu
your car with a cracked side gltiHM
when you can liavo It quickly and
con ectly f.tted at small cost at
ItichardBon'st Ai t and Gift Shop.
. 5-21-G5
20,0(10.00 TO LOAM
On l.a Gntnde iy-operty.
No 1 iflay
4S-hotir service on your loan
la gka.vdl: ih.ix.. & loan
course inc. I SAN FRANCISCO. May
Aionair: i,ong staple 60C; do Hutterfat t. o. b. Sun Krmiclsco,
shorti 33?.40c; kid 7c. j 4CV&C. ,r . ' , . V.
' , 1- The famous Whl. Parker1 and
(AP), Wttternian - Fountain Pens, with
first-class guarantees, at Newlin
Hook Stopo. . - B-2U-U
llcmstitcbin. . 'eating, bo'loii
liolcs, etc. .Norton's Kindle Shop.
.Magiiz ni s, pt-rlodicalH and books
at Newlin Itook Store. 6-28-11
Look
at the tottbjtii loot
. . and listen to it!
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-irijjv j riSii:'T' rrt
GENERAL MELECT:
Tin
When you buy an cleoric refrigerator, do a bit
of investigating on yout own. Look under the
cabinet, look carefully inside it, and, above all
things, listen to it.
When you look under -the cabinet do you find
moving parts of machinery or no machinery at
all? In the General Electric Refrigerator, you'll
notice at once that all the models are upon-lcgs.
"This means an easy job cleaning under them.
And it also means that all the machinery is safely
sealed away in the air-tight steel casing which
you see on top of the cabinet.
Look inside. Is there really ample fpod space?
Vou will find in the General Electric Refrigera
tor due the chilling chamber is amazingly com-
; Pact- actually takes little more space than d-e '
trays in which your ke is frozen.
Then listen. This you must do. We want vou to '
judge for yourself the quietness with which ti c '
General Electric Refrigerator operates. "
All these things are vitally important. Put 1 -ure
to consider, too, the organizarion wl.kh
...aKcs u. ine ueneral Iilcctric Refrigerator
...c f.uuu or nrteen years ot research
laboratories of General Electric.
Come in and see the many models. Notice thcr
absolute simplicity. Make comparisons wh
other refrigerators. If you write us. we will be
glad to send you a booklet which givts com
plete descriptions of the various models.
is
in .t:u
Time Payments
ran be arranged, if
1 you prefer.
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
Made and guar
anteed by (Jcn.cr
. al Electric