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!'''"" ' ' ' '! i Page Four LA GRANDE EVENING "OBSERVER TuesdayJuly 3, 1928 -it T;l;: .' "'i f S ! ' t I'.. :S I . t Ml V;V , If s a&uuV Aliening QDbscrOcr KltANK II, Al'I'l.fcUV (IiMHiiiiiriil'il) Act hnli'tM'nih'iit MiNHiwr ' JIAHVI0V V. MATTIIIWH . Killlur "nil l'ulillsher IiiihIiiohn Mmmiter ; I'tilill.lieil cviinlim, eMiia Hiimliiy, n( 14IU Ailiiiim Avium,, :i. tit tli'iimlti, oi'i'M'in. The olnit'mH-'riittr luilitlNlicil every Ki'itluy, , , lOntitri'il hi ihe I'nwiirflc, nl Ui (It'iinile, ii'ikii. un HuciiihI Vm-Ihim HIiiII M.iIIci- itn.l.'l I i.f Hmvh i, K7II, i OI'TII'IAI. I'AI'KII 01'" UNION COUNTY AND Till-! Ilt ll'l'V OH I.A IIHANUH I ' Mi:.Miii:n AMMoci.vi'nn I'imchh Tile Aiuiu'lllli'il 1'1'ew In I'U'lll.lvely enltleil III tine fur lllllilli'll- llmt of (ill lieu- illHtMU'littN ct-etllteil lu II in' nut itt)itrvlMA credited If IHlhlUllMl lllil'Klll. All I'ltlllla lit rlllllll'lllliill lf MM-il llll ' IHtletleN In tills (mpiM', IIIKl IllHU llltt Infill lltiWII ht'l'ulll IllHU lll'O rerveil, KI'IIM'ltll'TION ItATICN) It) furrier ' tiitHy, er inuiilli hi intviini', iuilly, sin tiiiiiittiM In iiihunre ... J lully, al utile ii'V . Ilf Mull Dolly, ier itiimin in miviiiii'n , Imlly, (let' NIK llllinlllN lit mlviiiiuv Illy, ier yette In itilvum' ..... i Weekly olwervsr-rttiir, iwr vein .... ?r.o . IM 6u .... Mo , 13. du . IJ.uu (' ; ADYKItTIHINII IIATKH i Inutility, rurilKM. vi (Milnniit Ini'h ... , 42u , IMiiliiy, liH'iil, prr t'lilutiiii Iih'Ii , ,. 4uo " Tlm rontrni'l prlrr on Hi'i'lti'iitlnn. ,; AN ('NMATIHCIKII A I'I'KTITK lln lllnl InvHIl nllvnr utinll not ltt wiitMritM Willi Hltvtr; nnr li lliul Invvili HtiuntiiMK't) Willi BEMARTINI EGGS EASIER AND BUTTER STEADY ' .--' Trading Somewhat More Active in Wholesale Veg etables and Fruit I'OltTLANI). Ore, July 1 (A!) r.Ktt Wfto ittmtrr on lorn I whol i of 1 lo 4 d oh it a were wiuetl out wiln iniirKi'U toiluy. Htumlurd fliHtn'iinil converted Into subatttntlitl bhIiis wtM-u a. half cent ln'r at 3(c p"rj ruitfflnfc from '1 to 6 poinlH In tli iiiison ami iiipuium rirata wore down u cent Hi 6u. Other aratlfs wrt .unrhnnRed. J Utittrr iirlcra or quott'd ateuily but the lone of the market uu firm mill bvviii local rr rum price i vre offerlnK 47a fur butlorfut tlo llvitretl here. Yraturduy'a rrct'lpta Hullor, Si',Q&7 iioumla: ort, 029 enneff. HtoniRe huhl Infra wen: but ler, 624,796 iioumla; t'UKS. 73,34 Country ilr-MCl menta nnl poul tiy were uuotiibly aleaily today and trading; was active In all clnaact ex tTit In tuba, which were In ovr- Demonstration Of Strength In Stock Exchange NEW YOltK, July 3 (A!) I'u Ming of the temporary conntd criil)l atrlnfrcncy which was re flected In Hie rlae of call money from 0 to 8 per cent waa the bIkiiiiI for another bill I tali demonatrutlon In toduy'a atock market. Kurly Iowa popular raits and Industrials and from 6 to IS points In a few high pi-Iced mils and such utilities. ' The ctoslnir was sir on p. ludlun Itcflnlnfr preferred went up nearly 1(1 points to a record flKUro !!' Riilns of 3 to '6 points were well, sprinkled anions' Influenclul slocks, Including General Electric, Inter (national T. and T., Amerlcun I.ln .aetHl, V, H. Industrial Alcohol. Mis I sourt Pacific, American T. and T., .Atlantic Gulf and Wcat Indtuns. I Total sales approximated 1,600, 000 share. v I "lit farmer iimlit make ik'iitr o iiiimcy If hr'il ki t work," U n cim hnili ihiIIiIiiiI iuiHIcm. mi mat- ..- u-. , n -.. i.nt tu i.uiu ' u,,Pr Bl",(,) U-r uhat titer idatrorniH wiy iiIhuiI nr rholce offerings inovel uround Hirrlrutiim. "Well tlmf fnlr a0Ot w,tP OKa dealmblo kinds wont rnouuii. Mini iMMMM-vjit-r mo inra, lta ow Hs 15 cents. hcti lie iMsiil Hint tir HculiUcnn, Tradlnir was somewhat more hc imrly mhl "iivotirli nil tllarr UVm wn wholesale fruit and vee Mrfwinct" Hi' i:Utlitci'iilll aiiHiwl-.iull)l umrkvlM ond prices showed incut. The old ttwhnmin' holo la nuira dnnRonnis thim evor now. ot fnm dt'pth or uiulorttv but tin cuna and Imikon Uittloa, I MT. (ILEN 1KRS0NALS rtntTi,Ao ritonrn: I'OItTLANO. Or,, July 3 AI) Wholesale prices (culiea). Extras 42Hc; standards, 42c: prime firsts 41 c; firsts . 40 Wc Creamery prices: l'rlnta 3c ( , over cube standnrds. ( I KKjfs Htandard firsts He lower; medium firsts 1c lower: other jit ades unchanged, . Fresh stand-, ard extras 3lc; fresli , stundurd, ; firsts J'c: firsts, medium extras, 27c: fweh medium firsts, 25c; Prices to retailers 1 Q 3c over ex- 71 WATCH! WAIT! V La Grande'8 , Leading Store Announce Their Annual July Clearance Sale Starts Friday July 6th See Thursday's Paper N. K. West & Co., Inc. Wc Will Be Closed All Day Wednesday, July ltli Store Closed 6 O'clock Tuesday Night ffxti'nrtM! fmm .miimv inv tint mull v hnvn n linn on Iho Aixtic Un floea. That civw of Nohtlo's ought to le Votnptwod of nuMt like Slofannson who like to Kit on a cake 'if tee ond bivnkfast on walrus btuUhor, , MT, (11. KN (Hpeclali Mr. and Mrs, Guy Lyons nf Glenn's Kerry nii heiv In the community wtlh re ilatlves, They-wert ealteil here be I entitle of the Illness of their sen Clifford who underwent a major operation at the Hot lutku satm- tortum Saturday few c ha aires from yesterday's quo tut Ions. Willamette valley peaches were coniinf in fairly liberally and sold Milk Hutterfut , steady to Ic higher f. o. b. Portland. Haw milk early fruits were also plentiful atj steady prices, ' Wholeaitle markets hero will be closed tomorrow In observance tf the Koitrth, MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY ' 1 , 1MHTI.AM UVKSTIM'K POKTI.ANO. Ore.. Juty 3 (AD j rattle and calves steady. No re icelpts. . 1 Mrs. J. A. Leak has ns her house' Ween. Ht0-I3tm lbs, ood. in:; uo sAo-iiuu 10a., irooo. 91 iiiau dunwr who has wtartod tourinp; the world advortistHi as the "Holshovist 1 lefclly danrvuus. TONVKNTION KOFITS Stnno citinons of this sivat lvouhiic who (owls for the summer, her mother, Mrs. Clara Itiehards, of Yakima. Wash., and her dauithter, Mrs. Clarence I Ml raw, and small son, t:pcr, of Glcima Kerry, Idaho, After Imvinp visited hero for two eeks with friends. Mrs, Sander I the "Holshovist lloauty,1' 1umv' Uusaian pixiiwjrandn that's n or vaktm. wah left sat- I ii urday foe various points In Idaho. She will spend some time visiting iwith her brother at Caldwell, Ida ho whom she has not ween for 4U years, before- nMiiminR lo her home. Were lUWOri Mrs. Clar-ee tvGtuy end Imhy Oiloiratts nor candidates nor politicians nor ntoiuhors of the Ks,""r' ftrr the ,K ' ( July Il l 3; tlo nu n.l up, ine.iium. i ronn.limllon. 90crll: No. :. SOW K0c; Ort'Bon IH'schules Ktnis, v. K. No. t Ri'iitle. 1 If 1.60; Htirltanks, . SOrtitl. N.'w potuUn'j 2l ; Onions steady. California reds. (4 per reiil). t-".i cwt. n.fi..n.i Poultry ittady. Alive hens over ijJT, W U.S.. 3211 :3c; 4 lo 1U .. me: S to 4 lbs.. I6r: 3 His. and . under, 15c: old rooster, 10c: broil-1 ' CHICAGO CASH ' ers 2Sc: younB ducks ts,i :oc. I ruiCAOO, July.J (Al'l Wheat Polutotn Quotations on bnslsof No, 2 northern spring. II.3H. 100 lb. sack: Yakima netted gems. Oorn No. 6 mlved, l.tll; No. 1 U. 8. No. I grade. l.lo1.35: white. Jl.os. CHICAGO (iRAI.V ' . i- Mti HlgHi . Ion- - le .'.:...ia7 t:i7 J4 i:tH4 isis, tSH'i ..MUflll - Ml(i tl--S, ll(ISHi M4imJt , nr, tu ium nowDitnir imunonioou nave hhikm on l the national iuhvi- iniwihy nniir wn sun ln(iii(t wnvontton- itt,tht vast mul woiuloivtl. swivtlv. what ,,,v '0,;KKchlv "t h" , , H . ' , , Kpvml the suuuiter wllh her sister vns ut hso in all mat uurry una luin-tmu to pt invsi- Mr. Kra ithmiey ill nliiil iiimvinmi. """"f xv,blon l,,m"" Jtut don't nsk such ftxitisl quosvion of a cititon in a c,n-,'j;,,l"yn,, Nlr vciitWn cilj.i Knur Cit bufiknn uimi ii.sl J125,(HHi to f linbler, we l.vt the vrHiltu'un Ciwwntion to nuvt thou llcuier Wilson has pim-haM'd K number of dairy rows from this ilvs. Will Westeuskow. ele Mt. tslen vhtilors Thoy t.XiKvtisr'vv,:',,,w,sv' , ,UBtitli UviSthaU W.WHUHHHlVm thooiltwntion. Tllilt.dow appreciated i,y the farmers here. not include the million or so dollars' worth of fiw advertising 1-",V' i,,'r- ,sn . ,,. . .... i . . i- , . Krvally tmprovvd by It. mm wiui mo xium-ai uate iimm Jse Jones, iiousion , number of lovai ix-opte will stw-ker fel. I0-Il It's., medlmii to choice, f .. Sheep and ntiuts steady: receipts t. all luMurhl to arrive, t.amb. 4 lit. down, iwod sto publisher. immthMHt to clean up the denuK-ratic deficit to get Vr.lS " welienis. cuu lo cvmuuvmi, yearllnc wethers. It lbs. down, medium lo cliolce, t !$.: owes. 130 ll. down, medium to choice. If II: do common, IS. Mm 10; heir era, SMi lbs. down, itood. lo lu. Mi; do common to medium, 13. 60 4110; cows, ood, S.76lf S.T5; do common to medium, mu.u: " . It. 604i 1.76: crystal wax. 11.60: yel-1 ow cut. 6 4' 1.76: bulls (yenrlnns . 3iJ.35. ! ovluded), irootl beer. IJlil.lj; noi cutter to medium, .60W7; calves,' ioo ns, down, medium to choice. I S 6lMi 10.60; vealeis. milk fed. Oats No. while, 70,c; No. ivhitev 6S( 7oc Hye No. I. 1.3(1. Hurley S5crlI.0S. Timothy seed I4i 4.76. Clover seed 121. 36b 23.60. rood to choice, H3WI4: do me dium. Ill v 13; do cull to common. 17. Mi if 1 1. lloin IJuhl butchers 6c lower: feeder pita 3c lower. Heavy welcht 360.360 lbs..- medium to choice. 33 60UII: medium welht 3o. 350 IK., medium to choice. 110.60 U 1 1.36; HBhl welKhl. 10-200 ll., llieltuni to choice. 111.364, 11.60;. IlKhl Htshts. 130-tso II. medium! to choice. II0.60M 11.60; packing sows (roURh and smooth) s.6u: Wool steady. Kastern Orecon wools (f. o. b, country points): Choice ltf?ht shrinklntr. fine. 35 4r 37c lb.; heavier shrinkioK. fine, 33 4f34c: crosalireil wools, 364i 4oc: valley medium 60c lb; coArse 45c Hi. I1HITI.AMI WIIMT I'OIITI.ANI). Ore.. July 3 (AD Wheat mm hard white, II. 4S: soft while, western white. 1.4": hard winter, northern spring and western red. 11.31. ( Ottt Vft S 11. klt Hay steady. Buyinsr prices: Kast- ' rm in'!iMi iimoiiiy .i.i.n. ,i. Ivalley 17.50,flS; alfulfu !t7.504r i 1 S; clover 113: oat hay Il5i IS; straw .t.60 per tun. Selling prices: Today's car receipts Wheal flour IS: corn 3; hay I. , 13 ton more. I FltlSCO ItU'lTllY I SAN KltANClSi-O. Cal.. July 3 j (AD 1:. S. !. A. K. Broilers: i.egnorn. t i, ii, lbs.. siifs:c: 1 d.iichler I.IX. 0-13 It-.. medtUlll i ,. i.u., v.,.- 1 V-r.' rrers; i.es- 10 cnoice. i,.-, i arK clearing; house today in me ll.WK CI,V-UINiS ' NEW YOltK. July 3 (AD AH uio uenHX'iMic iRKnerintr at Houston. , m v-nrn stoddam. Mrs. Ktmo t U i k to mmt and can for such a W iMnvention. ' l, xn; it ouys wcU as a tulo. And asido from tho tuonotary suis inteit vt the u i k rn itva to tho hosoitaUle city, thoiv is usually nond ttis-;1" Mm! fVj,Mk v nf faction for CVcryUty CnKVriUl ConWIlttoU diAates r. vtlt,Ht Sunday t the home rutl to common. ami .m r. w nmnir. ti,ty, da UO-iJo lb, choice 3tf4.&t; drt. allv weight lumw tiixnl hut haH, lHiivT dolomite to iKvt auy OMnvntion, New contacts an .'S IK sottac; 1H to 24 lbs., 30032c. Colored. 2 to r V, lbs.. ( ........ - ,.r v 2.: 30tr3:c: ZM to 2 lbs., 30((31c; 3 lbs., 3V37c. "Younff roosters and pullets: Col ored, IV to t Ibs Sit' 37c: over 4 lbs., 37 V 3Sc; stacjry. showing spurs. 37 4 34c. tapons 3S36c: dressed. Si 4c. Leghorn hens. ! to I lt. Sklddinjr on the wet vement n'j' s IUs- vr. " t' stace from the Oresvn St aces. 4ne.. mtHliom to and an automtibile oecuple! br R:r I lirpe colors! hens: Itsnch and Million and Homer Spencer, both eastern, ;f Jlc; poorer, heavy, ; lof l.o Atvcete ndlideti on ihe la ' 2 Sc. money value of checks handled in s stnttie day. The total reach $3.413,00ti.mia. which , compared with the previous hKh record of K,-.t$.U,n.HH on April 30, laji , Kl'GKXK, Or.. July 3 (AP) . Wheat Irregular In Chicago Mart CHICAGO. July 3 (AD Open ing ft to lower, wheat subse quently underwent nn additional snjf. Corn and oats developed firmness with prn starting, He off to 4e up and later scoring gains, July delivery In particular. I'ro vlstnns were easy. Wheat closed irregular 9c net lower to advance, corn 4 to V..c up. oats H to c gain, and provisions varying from 2c decline to a rise of 20c. OMAHA. Neb,. July 3 tAP) Sule of the Omaha-I.e-NewH to Willlum Randolph Hearst was an nounced today by Nelson B. Up dike, publisher uf the newspaper. , 4'HICAtiO IJVESTOCK CHICAGO, July 3 (A1-L'.T a ' Department of Agriculture Hogs I 21.0UU: uctive, mostly 20 to 26c j higher; top $11. 4b pafil for choice around 21$ lbs.; butchers, medium to choice. 2U(i-25u lbs., f 11.4. . . , - ' , Callle S.tKiO; calves 2,000? fed uteers and yearlings again la to 26c higher; $ 15.75 paid for medhjin weights and heifers; most grain fed steers S 16 upward; slaughter classes, steers, good .and choice, 13001500 lbs., SI4.G64fJd: "-II 00 1300 lbs.. $14.50i 15.90; 950-IH)d I lbs.. 31 4.50 i 15.75. . IVealers, milk fed, good and choice, $ 14.251i 16. 5U; medium, $12 tr 14.25. - m- ) Sheeiv 9.non; fat Iambs active:. 1 uneven around steady: Utile notice; able change on sheep on feeders; slaughter lambs, good and choice, : 2 lbs. down. 3 1 5.25 tf 1 6. 40; me dium, $ 13.251 15.25; ewes, medium to choice. 150 lbs. down, $4 Si 7; feeder lambs, good and choice, $12.75$r 13.50. - m;w yoick fiulit NEW YORK, July 3 (AH Dried fruit and hops steady. About Half Way Between .elflc hiKhway one mile north of :iuam minus tuv suuuuuum, new stents tuv stvn. veutious new r cease or their joys diminish. M;vv cad- s IMH'Sl'RY AND ALCOHOL 1 tms.iiHs imUistty and trade s ivtnwcnteil ty its retains of employ nteut - is mostly lineil no for vivhilwtion. (Hi examilt to llemy Konl. the Uvickefellers, and Kivss f the ten-cent stoies. V'otvl will not hire any man ho vnuk. Kinvtoyei-s who opvse the present dry tVjsime are mostly mei Hxlificationists who want the Volstead Act lil-iM-aliitM m littli;, but accept the principle of the Fijihtevnth Anwndment. j 11hm-, on the other hand, seems mivstly hstile. It is a iiueslion how far this attitude is serious and thotujih-si!i);, i nd hew far it is a sort of class pive. ivsuttinir f sejsit!vvs liess to any attempt to ivsnlate the wwknvan's life. l.e Vet campaign in Khalf of oiy;amsed tiUr svn-.s iva'.ly to lv little nv-iv than a demar.d for Kvr of nu'.d aSvhofco i ttteut. To cutider. patiiculatly the pt'fessivnal ,u;l s;i':u:l Huddle- classes, u s,vnvs evident that, whatever pvrsojia! as-yju H Uts ami pivjudiws nviy lv bivuht to bear in thi sue. American industry as a xh.!e has j:a!nl iinnvnsxvy fu-m I Inhibition. It is ivvsstU that the iini!H-n.-e piwusctiwiiess vf our industry tvi;vy is due r.ivvtv to this cause th.ui arv ethers A sivr wv-ikman, ewu though he lv tw sxivr tVr lt wa ivvsetsal wntentntent, is an efficient we!s.;vw. iexwvr, the eklvrate, hij:h-5yt KwHiwty of tsodem i ilwstry revjuitw-t. sdvr eivnttots. (Hher natiojvs aie svins m the jutuatvn a:nl she t-w-.v:-:y they f.nd in Ameiva. the chief atvvu-ient tVr pv.h;;':v;S. H they fi&w our eam;!e, it v.;!l lv for tvov.v ja;her tvi;u nwal HMs-its, FOI RTH OF Jl'LY CELKHRAXTS ARK .MAKING READY i FIVE DEATHS ! IX STORM IN MIDDLE WEST " kni,nt. 1 Both men were severely cut aud bruid. Mttage Grove this morninc. com-1 ipletely wreckiog the smaller car PATRIOTS' AVIVES and fotving the :4Age aoout 9 lee. ClX? l T ?CTt HUSBANDS' GLORY (OntlnuM from Fmre (Cnttmie4 from Iis U Wt of t-e wsveta, John Hn fwk, on July 4. ITT, day en when his automobile skidded new pavement thenr and plunsvd 2 fevt cr a tank and landvd uAide in the ditch. Me Crmcken i erusned to dxsth un- "Ah. day of ! abMw It tand. ar the mchtne. Oscar and Mit - h!e. iW a hK nand U ov.. Jaoklveon who were ruittr The M-,?Uit of vvtKM naa4. with Mr. McVacken esvaped on- I Cnntiniied fmm Par t) DKATH HKI.D ACt llKTM. , MKORl). Ore, July 3 (AP bevwne grrat. But history is silent A twwnf r jury convenm: at Ash- on the sub.iect. land birte-enine resumed a ver- Samuet Adams, at the time of his diet t' accidental deth in the cj marriage to KUsubeth Wells. t - - I Sometimes you have visitors from out-of-town good ac quaintances but not quite on the Intimate footing of personal friends whom you take to the house for meats. 4 Business acquaintance? how .. nice a courtesy it in to take them to the Siicajiiweu for lunch. You are sure to have a good meal, a pleasant and unusual place to lounge before or afterward. And they are certain to appreciate your kindness. Shine tt brM reeoixl of the injured. of the (reen Spntvc mountain au-t--Ki trrrilv Sund.v that crushed the life of a youth of M McCracken was not mar-.' Nr by the name of Ywum mhoe ho"(e ;vt revt-e ire nrknown. "Silent Cal' Coolide Gives Extended Interview on Fishing . sir-.. t.. - Try- Thec? W. K. GILBERT CO. O - PEE HSu ? ' CV4 N.- JLV ,V OS -? he? si)... VrC I f-m ear V tasaj. paveit' -stricken widower with to rllirrau There were MH centNii poraney who raited him shiftless Rut nftff hfce marriage to Knu beh. Adams lxon the lony climb ' btth waaf to vivo hm fame. In- dicattons rrmain which seem to prore t ft at Mr. Adams as perhaps more active in netpiac her husband to a any other wife of thai time. Sh is credited mUh ha viae ies- cae4 rim irom povrny im m t ne w hrn- vsate " nvattors ere caimmc most of his attention. 1 AccwmkI of TTx-a-ai i K'txateth Annesdey ls fe of raaos Sv a. sfcen. as the rtrs victim ot aa order htch mas IKKste-t in ery Rrrtw poa and t5wl to eery Tory in the eoon te. It tJv"rei that te ssrotivr o the- lectarattoa cS InJpn tvjkd mado 1 Asaericans irity of "treason" TTsese ere the ST ers and tbe tv of te SI of that avmtyr mre marrte!- Complyw.ir mith this orer a Cap- tarn Rtcn as ir"n srectiic or to ra4 l-emss" hwte tn White soa. Int f&x94. at a tm.e h it -aa ttoe that Lw as aay -f to " tteady aJt 1 destroy ts- r4?rTjr" l7uab-, I t ocat a pn.-- i a ?!tj VctfJta in N Tork : " H rHt Out4 b-4. IV s tree e a?-edl o eaae' or ctBjr- A'r-4f-l otm- , w.-ate mrk o oow- 'Vmaiw. aa r.vtc-t H satn3cee4 art? of 4rXaFrx to kee ca.mdl t. Soften ra fcer friieiis. i is- tfmw Ifetst Npy avrorHI er ' 'eer trvir-Hat. TV HmI w-as. t k-s- tlrrvat I arr asnt M lwn rvnt oC to 7rvacsac , Ifcrtt a -niwo a -Ai. j , He re' mm twrt Mrs. I- ; , rfVwel tHwoo Kfii "aa- ' m ow: e arraHM eatac: , trrs0-i- Jtr. tin was reVaf- 4T-4 icwii 9 mma o- ' oi s KaT Tors- Vf S Uat stW s aST Csi ym ttr kiatt a Ftf4e kor fasa- wc lfc 44rie Srfwe 4f of tr'foa cwcrav4 n rwa. Sacajawea Inn Totals tli War to Better Things." DRESS THE CHILDREN FOR THE 4th ROMPERS - DRESSES - WASH StTTS best of Quality -. Low in Price NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP"" Better Merchandise Lower Prices Hosed AH Dav - the 4th r.- First r.i f I Ijjok Over Our Want Ads for Bargains t