La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 30, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text-i,?.:.; v.w Saturday, June 30, 1928 " fcltfg ST? 1E GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Dress up for the 4th at The Store for Men Cleaning and Pressing MARKET NEWS CHICAGO fiKAlX Wheat Opiii High Clouts July i:i:y,i:ui i:iry( tm nr. yH ii. i;io nut niH'f nXn.H JMv I 12ft . 1 1 Mlill IT ISN'T A HOME WITHOUT A TELETHONS Home AN0 TOU CAN HAVI ONI TODAY IS $ SPECIAL DAY When $1 will do the work of two dollars. Watch next week for July Specials. NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Better Merchandise Lower Prices Attention Milk Consumers . Beginning August 1st. the following prices for milk and cream deliv ered at your door will apply: MILK Quarts :....12c I'ints 8c CREAM Whipping , Pints !i5c Pints 23c CR RAM Commercial Pints : 23c Pints ; 15c II. II" Anderson, Geo. II. CUlrk, C. llilderbrandt, Pert Grout, Emil Gaertner, N. H. Neilson, I t. L. Parker, James Smith, L. W. Drumsmith, Don Matot," "Members of LA GRANDE DAIRY ASSOCIATION i.s conliiHimis, liul the iMitird of health ihiosn'l ohjuct. A Kinilo radhitcs good health und good health depends upon the condition of your .spine. If you have mis placements (tailed sub-luxations) of the vertebrae, there is pressure on the nerves that leave the spine at that place. ClllKOI'RAtTIC a science that deals with the spine and nervous system may be the means of correcting youi'trouble and bring forth that smile of health. "You are as old as your spine." Dr. F. L. Tribe . I'hone Malr 126 (Palmer (Iraduate) New Kotey tlhlg Office Hours; & to 6; 7 to 8 Look Over Our Want i'hone Main 842 2 OF THE DAY WHAT else can you buy That will please every mem ber of the family That they can all use That will make it easy for friends to keep in touch with them That will be a source of 6afcty in case of fire, sickness Or other emergency And that will always be a convenience and sometimes a necessity? Independent Telephone Co. FOR A FEW-CENTS A DAT! Ads for Bargains Nfews othe Church & Church Services Are Of Especial Interest Sunday Report of Lutheran Synod to lie Uiven bnsign Ford to Speak Pro gram of Music. Three more than usually Inter esting chui'L'h services are sched uled fur tomorrow In Im O ramie. all oT which hold particular up peal. I The Ifev. Ix-lf II. A wen. of the Lutheran church, will give a re- ....... fn,..,. r.i.nll hold nil. ' " : . ... nual convention or the Pacific) Nvnoil during the inorniiiK hour. At the lianllst church, the itev. ' W. If. (Ilbson. the pastor In charge i when the present church whh htiilt,' 'In to preach at the II o'clock hour. ! Then In the evening hour, a special minister. musical program will he given. The official hoard will meet In At the Salvation Army hall Kn- 'he church on. Thursday night at 8 Hi if n Clarence Kord, now of Kiireka. j o'clock. All members of the hoard Cal,, hut formerly of Iji Cirande, (ore urged to he present and other will speak during the evening mat- i members ut the church will he wel Inee. Mr. Kord Ik here visiting come. r with his parents. F.ilcopnl Cliiirc-li It 1 also announced that next Sunday, a report of the general iih sembly of the I'rewhyteriun church in Tulwa, Okla., will he Klven by the Itev, Weton KhleldM. of Wal lowa. lititlicrnii Church l, ..-(, .if u-orul.lH hot, I nt 11 ..i....k nt ihn i-'iiL'iiuh. i.,.ih.i,.i. church. The paKtor will preach on the Hubject "Chiimlanity veruun Chiii-chlanity." lie will uIho report on the recent Pacific Bynou. Church HChool nieetn nt 0:40 a In the afternoon Hie l.uther in. league will axHemhle. for an out ln. ThlM will take place of the regular eveiilntr nenlon. lliipllst him h Mr.. (HbHon will speak at the 11 lock hour at the Haptlnt church. iSuiiduy wchool meets ut U:45 u. in. ill. ..li.uunu fof fill Tim cveiiliiic hour la elven over to a uiUKical proKi'iiui. which fol . ...i.Mi.l nrMifn.i.r u lii. li fol- low's:' "All I lit II the Power of Jemis Name," coiiKreKation. iolin nolo, "At OawliiiiK" by ( 'ad ma a, Mr. Deleplne. Vocal duel, "lod that Madent Karlh and Heaven," by Kalhbun, Mitut Hckh and Mr. UykhliiM. Scripture rend Ink and prayer. "Tell me the Old, Old Story, roiiurcKalioii. Ofi crtory. "To I be Kvcnim; Slur hy Warner, Miss Mildred l-ox. ) 1 Vocal Holn, "The Holy Clly," A. revival lent campaign, con U'etherly and Adams, miiik by ,Mr. ducted by the llenrichsen KvaiiKC Oykhtus. . flistlc parly, will bcin Sunday at Violin solo, "Somewhere a Voice Hlevenlh and K strcctH, in Connor Ih CallliiK," Tide, Mr. Dclnplne. dale, two blocks from Washington Vocal solo, "Teach Me (o Pray" avenue. Services will lie held each by .lewi'U, MIhs Mildred Hess. 1 eveiilm,' al K o'rluck excepting; Mon- "The f:iMirch In the Wlldwood," days. A divine healtn;; program Is coiiHrc'millini, . announced for Thursday evening. iJenedlciloii. HpN-ial music will be jtrovided, Pnhylcrlnu Church j . The Siiinlay mornlfiK M o'clock) Th( muslral program at the hour at I he Presbyterian church ' Presbyterian church Sunday niorn will be Klven to holy comnuinlon. ' Ink will Include Ihren oran iiiim The pastor will speak on "Shu ami hers by Mrs. K. (i. McCall and a Snow"; 10. I). Hurley, tenor, will vocal solo by K. II. Hurley, slim "I Love to llcir My Saviour! fiillhiK" by Clover; Mrs. li. i. Mc-j Several of the sciinons will men Call will play a prelude by Samuel' tlon Inib-pemb-uee day. which is KniiHseail, nfferlory "Vision" by next Wednesday. Josef llliciuherKcr. and postludt; "Procession des St., Sacremeut" by) Mrs. It. V. Copsey will sing dur Charles A. Chaiivet. un Ihe moruhiK service nt the Klrst Sunday Itlble school lieglns at Methodist Kpiscopal church Snu '.f.'lTi a, m. with departiueit and day. class for all anes. j Siimlay, July K, the Rev. Welon rho official board of the I'irst Shields, of Wallowa, will brine a M. K. church will meet Thursday report from the general assembly nihl at s o'clock al the church, or the Presbyterian church, held in All members are urged to attend. Tulsa. Okla., some time ago. Jlo.' will speak at II a. m. 1 CAIUHXAI TACCI IHI S Salvalloil Army ; li(.t ',, June 30 (AIM Cardinal Sunday HHM'tlugs at Ihe Salvation Taecl. nnhbishop of Nicca, is dead Army hall follow: company meet- ai the age of HI. ing, 10 a. m., Indlness meeting, HI a. m.. V. P. I... :30 p. in., ami sal-j Cardinal Tacci was apostolic vat Ion meeting, ti p. m. delegate nt Coirstantlnnp)i . from The speaker for the evening )iml lo 1'.I07 when he became papal meeting will bo Knsfgn Clarence nuncio In lielglum. In HMti he. was Kurd, of Mureka, Cal. KusIku hVtrd major donio of the holy see and in is a La Orande man and has a host ims became prefect of sacred pal of friends here. laces, lie received the red hat on Island Cil.v Church ljune Id, I'.il. The Itev. 11. 1. Hansen, pastor of i . the Inland CKy Community church will speak on Ihe subject " The i Yohs a nd I hti Crown" Sunday morning at Ihe II o'clock huurof, worship. Sunday school will be held at 10 BLIND PASTOR WILL PREACH FOR C00LIDGE 0N VACATION DI'MTII, Minn, t N HA Service) Km 35 years John Taylor of I ni hil h has acted a a lay minister III I he f oiiKrrKalioiiul church, going about the norihhiud preaching to eunurcKiiilons In small villa no churches, unnoticed by the world. This summer his work, at last, will come to public attention. I'or among his hearers will he Presi dent Calvin Conlidge, who will worship In the little frame church mi Untie, Wis. Yet the lie v. Taylor will never see his dlstinuuKhed parishioner. Kor he is blind has been, for the past six years. Kvery other Sunday the Itev. Taylor's circuit takes him to llrule, 'where he preaches at afternoon services. His home Is In ljuluth, and dtirhiK week days he studies out his texts and sermons by the Ihallle system, The church at llrule Is a modest wooden building, painted white, with a steep roof and a small stee ple, ll can hold about loo people: normally there are about 40 In a Sunday gathering. This summer It Is expected the little church Will he crowded; It Is led ;ften so small a church has the honor of accord I n a pew to the president of the Culled sYttes. o'clockiuud the Kpworlh lA-uguers will have service ut 7 p. m. M. i;. Church South Sunday school will open "at 9:45 in, m. at the Methodic church South with preaching to follow at II o'clock. The subject for the ' moritliiH sermon will he "Patriot- Tr will he a feuture. Hp worth lcugue convenes at 7 p. in. and the evening sermon, jtt H p. in., will he "young People's Klghts." Prayer and Wide Htucly will In field Wednesday night at H o'clock. First M. I-:. ( liim li "Is find' Manifest in the World's Affairs" will he the subject of the pastor's addi-PHH Sunday at the 1 1 o'clock Her vice at the First Meth odist church. Mm. It. V. Copsey :vill Mini Church school meets at 9:45 with chides for all. convene ai p. ni. in tne enure h parlors. Kvcnlng worship will he at 8 o'clock with ft wrmon by the Kiiuuay er vi ten at Kt. Peter m Kpisoopal church begins nt 8 o'clock with holy cucharist and ut 9:45 church kcIioo1 opens. I At II o'clock the choral celebra tion of the holy communion will be j held. The rector will preach u sermon on "Knlth." , ,, - , ' i hrlNthin Ki-lciice Church Korvlceii will he held tomorrow mornlusr nt II o'chir-k at the KirHt Church of (.'hliHt .Sclenllsl, corner 1'liHt and WashlnKtou. The nuhjoet will he "(!od." .MeetliiKS are held oach WednoHday niKht at 8 o'clock which Include testimonies of heal Iiik. The reading room in the West JacohHun bulldiiiK Ih open every day from 12 until 4:30 o'clock. Clpircli of (iod Kumlay hcIiooI HcrviccH will be held at IU o'clock In4he morning at the Church of od. The mornin wM'Mni" l" 1 1 o'clock and the "UOJCC1 Wll HI It- "lie Knoweth the , Way I Take." 1 Young people's meet i ni,' will be at G:3K o'clock with Korest Hrfy as the Ktieaker. The subject will be . "War or Peace." I The evenliiK service will be at H o'cloctf. The subject has not been announced. I - WINN0WINGS The repulllcans didn't do a Itilng about It, and we don't think the democrats will we mean relief for the other seven teams In the Amer ican league. U.uup . iu.iui V r x x v x .. x in i 'r; r; tv xxxxxx I X EIIy - N..- c.xx 1 I Itev. .Inliti Tnlitr. lilln.l inluMcr. ulm will Im rnlilcnt Coo- Itev. .Inliti Tnlitr. lilln.l mliilt.'r. wlm will Im rrllciit (to. lltl'. iuttor ilui'tii? tlit huu-r'. iicutloii (Iti. tummcr. FIND IT HERE Cop for lltU column mu4 be In bf 9 it. m. I NKUHA.NCR A A I) IHNIS Everything But Rife Insurance t'. S. I.WI'XniK.NT iX. O. W. WAKNOCK 1-13-tf CAitn or 'j iiWKs I'or the kindness shown iue In my recent bereavement and for the floral oftcrinKH. 1 wish lo expiexs pworth IeuKuet,nv Knitltude to friends, und cspe - dally to the I. O. O. K -Lodse. Mrs.' Herman Ilufner. C-5t-lt - VA11SITV VA;A!KMS Waiiowi Kako July 2-3-4 W.. .. r i.i phono-with ekceptionally clear and pure tones which we offer ut a nire bargain, besides thiowinp tnfspld at 22 cents but other I era de lft Victor accords. Newiin Itook wirable kinds sold dow n as low as and Htationery Co. Join our circulating library, and read u book for the price of u cheap magazine, Newiin Hook Store. . 6-20-tf Kvery day Is bonieijody's birth day.' Iteiuember him or her with a Greeting Curd. We have them for all occasions, and of the best designs. Newiin Itook Store. C-2li-tf , what yoi: iiavk iu;i; i,ooki; iou Six hew and beautiful patforns of brcakfUKt sets, two cls of each pal let u will be sold for $4. US, while they last, ut Richardson's Art and Oift shop. These are wonderful values, Jt will pay you to take ad vantage of this special starting to morrow. See them in the window t.r it Ii-Im, i,lf,i'.i -t ..,( net uhm. .ii- llciiistitcliui holes, etc. Norton's Kiddle Shop. I With thesare of one :!!5.ft0 JWI . . fur I3.'.00 on fiiuv Icrnm. wo will , i... - .... . . ' . . I iiiitivu U pK'tiiMil Ul ,Jir,uv wui III Ui i KiIIkoii U.-jor.lH. JI:to-s vour' pormni uiiiionstraoonn 01 ri-oiip .l anio for n ,.. rt baiKMin Nuwlln I Mr.'nclh. with the uVliinnil oontcr- look uml nn;,"- 0-Vi't in u,-h us D-neml Mdl- . .torn. Chryslur, Do.lKi. Hrollu-rs rc- l ()lt VIM II At TOMOItll.K . r..rriMl, ..ml Muck Truck. Hupp Win.lHhlcMs u,l huIo BluK.os'whlrh wuh tro,,K yemcouy. run uickly uml cor.rcuy . fllto.1 ut , Into licuvy profit tnklnK. . Itichui dson's Art and CJit't Shop. Save money by having your glass work done by Kit huTdson, "The Art Alan." " G-25-Gt Lanndi-y J !io; Greenwood. Wet wash &u Ih Call 450-lt for lurthcr jiric a. Work guaranteed. I I Hli;i .MAX IIIKK SPnKANK, June 30 (AP) A. C. .While, widely' known plumber man ami head of the A. C. White Lumber company at Hover. Idaho, died there last niKht, according to rH-.-il l,v hi lo-iither t lie ! Ilcv. A. 1'! White, who left here for Huver today. MIC. H I (til l-.S SI ItrmM.n citlCAGO. June 30 (AP) Again' HKJtl.lX. June 30 ( A P) Charles . thl. nnj! KunM hhre. j Kvans Hughes, who Is in Perlln j with Big Tim Murphy, their hit-1 with his wife and family Tor a stay!0Ht victim, yet uubiiried. the guns over several days, today declined j Mist nh-ht sought out Kddie (Spike) , to state his altitude on his possible nomination by Japan to succeed lir. John Itassett on the world court of lost ice. Mr. Hughes was visibly surprised when shown u Geneva dispatch concerning t he matter, and said that it was the first he had heard of it. ti w x s r. x i i: i . i:i t i-; i :i'FKAU, X. V.'. June 30 (AP) Harold ti. Townsend, Chicago attorney, was elected president of Phi Kappa Phi, national college frateruUy today. Sl'CH IS I. IKK: Just after they are married he catches her in his arms, 1ml about six months after, he catches her in his pockets. BERRIES SCARCE; BUTTER STEADY Local New Potatoes Are Beginning to Come Into Market PORTLAND. Ore.. June 30 (AP) -r-.MI cIhkch of berries were scarce thin morning "th trawherrien and raKiberi ies In smallest supply. Both sold uround f per crate, t.'urrants were 1ho in liffht supidy.. They Mold around t.75i 2 per crate. j Wlljl blackberries were fairly plen tiful at oc per pound, lllackcaps biotiKht $I.7&4j2 per crate. Peas were also quite scarce this inorninff, real ffood ones being ul inoBt nbs-nt. Most sales wery at 6 cntH to 7 cents per pound. Oren he 'i ii s were In ample nupply ut 9 and 10 cenlH per pound, while wax varieties sold about a cent cheaper. Local new potatoes ure besinninjf to come Into the local market fair ly heavily and California receipls fare dropping off. MoHt sales of new potutoes today wero ut per'ewt. Uutlef ur..; effff quotations re- niained steady and the market to- duy was firm. YeKterday's receipts .were: Hutter 2I.4i3 poimin; egBS, t i j 2.443 cases. Storage holdings were: 27-4t( flutter 604,472 pounds; eggs, 71, fio2 cases. ' en..n)r n.n..l. nnl nnnl. Country dressed meats and poub Uy were steady except for lambs which were draRsy. Uest ms G-2G-tfl& und 14 cents. , POHI LANI) WIIKAT POinXAND. Ore., June 30 (AP) Wheat HHU hard white, J1.4'.'; soft white, western white, $1.4i: hurd winter, northern spring and western red, $1.3 1 . - Today's car receipts-!Wheat 10; flour V; corn 4; hay 2. fTACC f llllATlf G VlUOa VUI1C1U3 Of Prippci Run VrJ. Hvvq JAU1L Tfirniltrfl StrPPtl Monday, mostly to shippers, $11. 5o; J.1UUU&11 kJUtVl overweights ' and underweighls - - $iu.75 down; extreme heavies down NKW YOltK. June' 30 (AP !" ' lacking sows mostly Curious corr-ciirrentsof prices lan 1 8.50; slaughter pigs largely $10 thrniiifh IoiIhv'm brief session oftheiJ stocK muriioi. lnousiriais, Pleating iMitUMi-'i ule, pointed higher, all hough there K u lle s.iwere nu.nerou exceptions, and the ,...., in..iitw..i irt iw.;.vinesK. - Trading was In moderate volume. ,.lti, -u ui,.u , r,.fr:,i-,nt. iirniiml 0&(.000 sluui'i). - Molnr. iF.it.fi nil,, nt (In. litnt I 111 ... . Itnilio wliich mIiiii-imI llie market- len.h.ruliiti whh nitildr neHln Hies- Kiire. Fresh weakness also cropped out In the rubbers and in such specialties as Johns Manvllle, Kast inau Kodak und .Midland Steel pre- ferial. Thp closing was Irregular. Gang Guns Blaze j Again But This Time Miss Marki O'Dotiuell. Hut this time they missed, l'Niiir limes, now. Spike O'Donnellj has escaped gang assassination. 1 Slow triggers ami shaky aim saved him last Iilht. ! O'Uounell Ih one of those cal a ogtic(l hy police as a beer runner chiefialu. Ills alignment In under world feudlsm has been with those who opposed Pig Tim ami his allies. Kithcr from a sense of drama or a lack of invention, the men who tried to kill O'Donneii employed methods almost . identical with those that forever removed Murphy from the "racket." A curtained motor car rolled' slowly by the O'Donneii home on West 3d street. Three or more arms were thrust out through the side, and the guns exploded almost in unison. The first shots went wild, which was all the chance O'Uounell need ed. He dropped to the ground and shielded himself behind an auto mobile parked at the curb. The Kunmen drove quickly a way. under the fire of O'lionuell's bodyguard which has been concealed in the darkness of Die yard. 2 10 Years Atro I I Today I ll I reported 1 lint Ihe litis- J shin Cnr has Imch tnhlKil 0 hy his gmtnt, . IMMAl, MM S 5 Mon't Torget the stidom neetled bul neccssjuy surgi cal supplies we handle. tucssi:s Wc fit yon -properly and at a modest price. llllIS l-'or alalominal or Uicl; 9 suppuit: after opera- 2 lions; maternity or spc- rial uses. S Cnitiiies; Unit lialic lloxc; SiitKiiMHics: Nin- 9 Itary Apron-; Crtli Miccts S all quality mcrtiiaii- iIIm. f L.&L.DrugCo. Wheat Nervous A nil Higher At Close CHICAGO. Juno 3" AP) Opll lnir uniiliunirtHl lo 1 (io up. I'''-1 ciiko )ieul lulur ahowed Home U vunce all uround. Coin Hturlrd al jio dvcllno to He caln. uml ll- tumbled. Onlg wern eimy. iTovi Hionii diKpluyed ealilienH. Wheat cloned nervouH, 1 74 to 2VjC net hlKher; coin lo ISc .orr, ,ouU uiichunced lo v down and provlHlonH varylnB from 22c decline lo u rise of 12c. CIIICAtiO CASH ciIIC.MiO, June 3D (Al') Wheat No. 1 northern HprlliK. l.3!t(4; No. 1 mixed, tl.UM. Corn No. 3 mixed. tl.04: No. 3 white, fl.ui. ()( No. 2 white. 7u 3'c: No. t while. B4i Cue. ' Itye nol quoted. Ilarley 95cl II.HC1.". Timothy seed $4.l'HM.7u. , Clover eed J2O.705J 28. 1'OltlXAMj IUVKSTOCli PORTLAND, Ore.. June 30 (AP) Hecelptsr Cattle 6H. calves 3ti, all hilled Ihrouffh. Totals for week (approximately) : Cattle 27;o. icalves VMi, hogs &41M, sheep 34f;. cars 138. Cattle Compared with a week Ihijo: Hetter jrrade steers and she ' HtOCK lUOSIIV HlCUQy U ICW un n . Rood cowh Monday a shade hlKher umu m i ter crudes of she stock very slow spots 2M5;ie lower; bulls, calves and vealera steady; good steers mostly 9ll.3fiffil2; b-ss desirable kinds down to $10.75; considerable showing ,of thln-fteslicd offerings 'i.bOfit 10.50; best heifers in loads $10.50; cows In loads up to $!t.50; hulk Hhe stock, medium and lower grades $8.50 down; low cultcrs down to $5; better grades vealera mostly $l3fr14: other $10.50 $12.50; calves $10.60 down; heav ies and thins down to $7; bulls mostly $C.75'b-7.50. Mors Compared wl;li a week riiro: liutcher classes mostly 2f.o nt IUnnl-iv limn ( i n ir'H l5,,c Kuins ,ost ,H, M,uy and iTiicsdnv: butk llL'lit butchers for ....... I, i l a. II OR. e.ivni-'il InililH 5; considerable inovement of feeder pigs early In week fully ' 'atly at closing trade very 'ow, mostly $:.509;75 basis for :aii oxcepi stricuy cnoice uBiiiH. v Sheep-Tde t"; I tliroiicliout tho week: laiiilm uml yeariings now ftuoted nominally steady; ewes 60c down; a few j . i,,,,.!, Mmiilnv Sl'f " ; -" " -, "jullf for w.-ck: Mt-ill urn o n.r I wod ' hv ..ml HilnH Sr-10.50; wrthvra . ! ' H' CB0, .Icconlint,- to wp B it "ml comlitlon:-triotly choice Iter, ra l ,n:,;.;i ! Z 2n Ul nmno I TheiO will be market here jjuly 4. Highest Quality TLUE MOUNTAIN Ice Cream reaches AJ the peak of- iicrfection. Its cool, deli cious, fruity goodness brings thoughts of a snow-capped mountains on summgr's hot- ' test days. . . X Brick or Bulk ? Al All Dealers Blue Mountain Creamery T aCPENNEvCa I OA lTKH St. Lji irauiie. Ore, Work Shoes Drill Lined Of tan elk with leather wis and half rubber heel. Here'. . 6hoe that will wear ana wear and still feel comfortable on your foot. j Men's ! .. $3.98 ; Youths $2.98 ' CHICAGO MVKSTOCK CHICAGO. June SO (AIM Kecelpts ooo; market mtfftyi to 20c iiigtier tnan rrlday s ver- age; top $11 paid for choice ;o 220 lb. weights, shippers .OOU; estimated holdover, 2,ooo; huteh ers, mediuiu to choice, 25o-;jr,n u,g,t $:i.S5r( U; 200-250 lbs., $'..S5fii 1 1-UO-200 lbs., $ilH0AiH; i;pi-iij(i lbs.. $S.50ffi U; packing sows, $h.6u fit 9,75; pigs, medium lo choice, !(. lbs., $7.854i y.co.i 1 ' j Cuttle Receipts 300; toiiiiami lo a week ago: i'"d stems 50 to Tfe higher; yeurllngs 25 to 50c up, spdts moro on In-betweun gradoi; fat she slock 50c to $L higher; light grassy heifers and grass -'cows showing most advance; hullp 29c higher; vcalers $l.r0 9( t up; -choice range fed steers and yearllnl un usually narrow, moat $1(J; grussers very scarce; lower grades; exti-epic top feii steers und year lings $15.15; yearling hell fry, $U. Sheep lleceipts 2.000; odd loiulu of natives and yeurllngs steady, $ I G. 0 !f 13, respectively. Kor I be week: 25 doubles from feeding Mil lions, 17,200 direct; fat Intnl. clos ing 25 to 65c lower; rangers down most; late sprcuij of better grades narrow; throwouts 1.25 down, quality considered under increased, sorts; yearlings sharing lamb de cline; slieep strong to 25e higher; feeders steady. The week's Q prices: l';it lambs $17.25; fat na tives $1U.75: yearlings $13.50; fat ewes $7. Hulk prices for the week: Itangers $ Hi 1 17.10; natives $ICfi 10.50; throwouls $1 1. 510 12.50; yearlings $lS.50r 13.25; fat ewej $4.5or- G.75; feeding lambs $12.75 1(13.25. v M-AV VOItK ruriT NKW YOltK, '. Juno -30 ( AP) Iirlcd fi'Ull und hops steady, . On and after July 1 , motorists can license their cars for tii rt niainder of the.. caiMtt'itr'Jyeaid lorl one-half the regular Ice. J