La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 06, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextVugfi Six ' CT GRANDE ETENTNQ OBSERVER Fri Jay, JuTy 6, 1928 -" .- i J Main M2 Our New Cleaning Berry Supply Is Plentiful; Pork Drops One Cent J'Oim.ANIi, On.'., July d (At) lIciTli'H mi plentiful on tho Intra) minuet Willi tho exccpllon uf hIiuw-Ih'i-i Iih which u i (t Mrurco und tjuol t;d Ut 'J thtfindn. Hlilpiiieilt of mammoth mIi liluckhi t i hd mo selling ul t: thin morning- J.K"ii heri'loa mo plentiful at $2. iUtHp-bfrrli-H remit In ut 91.70. 1 'oult ry ami pi li'n i on i (i in level except spring, und leghorns. Wlllel, l-MKO In 2&c. IttllttT t'XtlUH rose 1 lit: In 4.1c. 1 reused pork dropped about Jc, and 1m iikIimI ut M tit I fit. Titer? la a Nhm tuu" of new ptdn to fii anil some scnimhltng mi tho inurUcI to nliluln litem. I'lires mml- jod riiiiKu almiit from $l.uu lu $ II til lite, MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY CIIIOAOO ;kain WIlMli (JJH-II lllltl, low July 135 i::.y, i:is i.u K')l IU7!,lil8 fAH r.m I - IM IM. MS J. IIOJ4 WOltl, lll'.l'OIIT IIOHTHN. July II (API Tin ('tillllllitlvliil litlllt'lili Iuihoitow will my: Tin tti-cU hi Ihii woul Irntlu lin.i lit'OII fXiHTtllllKly "lull. 1'lirfH luivu nhmvn I It I to Hii iIht rlmiiKu it 1 -IIioiikIi llm iiiurki'l mill riivnn llm liuyer liuth luiu mill hi Iho enl- I'lll IIHII-livtH. "Tliuru Ih u tliHliitct tlltimittiiltin I III nil wool nil out Iho win 1,1 lu liuult I Mi' itnliiK uf Hit, I.i.ii.Iij'I I und'H TiH'Hilny. Tint ufft't-iiiK of !" I mill bull's t'uliitllliiUi Hut liiiilltl (inutility itvitr iii( up lor u July lui.Mi;. n.iiv Jut c (AfiTh,, "rl," 1" Loii'liin. I'ifiiirtioiia In Department 'Mm Wort) I'nr MVn m:m ro,i vn lationm first cniiKnituliillons extended to I Vernier MiinkuIIiiI from u foreign , MmiTP on Iho Hljrht of l-'cmirlii nnd lul I'rote came from thu Am erican umhusmidor, Henry l Fletcher. 10 Years Ago Today rilllll IIIMCI' IctlM HUlllO lii Mt Iter geiiudiiinlher In IV nihil id. ' VACATION MAYS A iv al Mtiml Ttiko tilling y. & y. AUTO FIRST All) KIT Awiltl Ati lih nK lti( U I'tvimixil, $ L & L. DruR Co. Miiliirtird urv Ihut f?i-(iHMliri'(lN will i-iilit firm iiikI luitiiiiiii'-i limy hIIkIU ly Invar I lie htiyt-r, '"riwt KtiiMltt ih'iiailiiioiil ina'rltit HUH lilllKUlxlli'l hut II l wlllluilt inruuriiKlnic ri'iitiiritH nml Iho Inuli fully vxiittftH il Kuoil ripi-ut biml iipn In lu-tivy n t'lKhi Kiuxhi In I he cdiii-hi' of tint ciliront month. ' ".Moluih- Ih Milithlly moru lirtlvo anil vtry rhm tn iirh-p." Tho CulnniiTiinl It til lot ill will ItulillNli the rullowiiK wuol iiuolii IIoiim tomorrow. t Hcolllt'tl IiiihIh: OrrKon l''hu' iiihI K, M. rlotlihiK Jl.mi; V(n-y No. 1 I .tin oi i. hi. ' Moll-lint: (liiiul tiiiKlnal Imtr 'IVx- IIN Mpiillir, ?&(H 7lC; Tt'MIB Utll, till H3c: Komi orlKltuil Iiiik Aritiomi mul Ki'w Mi'&tro, u ft rri 7 tr : otii'tn nl biiKtt, livt'ruKi) U llioiillitt, t.)rt Kon, 7iii (Iriultttl Stork: l'lrnt ciilnttlliK, I) Sine; kooiI t'unlliiK. 6f. 0(K'. " r roitn.AM) iii;,vr I'OltTI.ANH, Olu., July a (AIJ) wiumi mm inini whiif. it. tin: Hull wlill,', uimU'in wllltc, ll.:ill; Imril wlnlttr, $1.17; noMliitrn HpiiliN', U'l'Htiirii !-i, II, 2H. (mitt No. 2. 8(1 lb. uhltu fi-ud, lrt.60. Toilny. cur rt-pi'lptM VyiH-ut 10; flijiir I J; corn K; liny 1. iii'A(;o cash Clllt'AIKI, July a (Al'l Wilful Nu. 1 norlliorn Hpriiih. I1.SU. I'dll-No. 2 mlxt'il, l. US; Nu.': yellow, $l.liKiti I. OKU. (lulu- Nil. II w lllltt, til IfJ 71c. No ryii Hiilt'H. ' lliiiii'y USi'H t. (18. 'I lniotliy woil I4.lll'l 4.75. Clnviir hi'imI l.'I.OlKu JK.r.u. I . 111,1-1 1 J. 07. mit i;i. i. Mt-iitfM i r. i n. I.A (.It.WHi: WMOI.IvSAI.i: .MAHIU lS HprliiRti I WI Ho lb. II, -my linn 14 V Ho Jb. , MkIU hrnj 10a lb. titan 10 lb. flour. Haul I'Vili'ratiuu (timii itlitNil) 17, 10 bbl. . bofl wntiat 17.40 hb Wheat Heavy and ' Lower At Close Up and Down Move I Hits Wall Street NKW V.OHK. July 6 (API ' I'll Oil I '4 Hl'1"1' ' wrtnln pivotal bIiuihm In .I..,., S. Inl (IwillnKH In tho Btock iniirkfl IIUI4 ftl lUii ""'"'t PKrtloularly Oenarul Motora " , and Jla-Jlo tonsd down nuutiluntlul- ily (tuliu built up curlier In III BlrviiKlh for tho ilt'iniinit for rolls, oils, lilftulB nnd ietiully Isbuls. The clonlntf was slt'ady. TruilInK In tho flnul hour wiu fculuieil hy FIND IT HERE Oopjt for this cnlutun mum be in by . so. I.VNl llA.VCr, AMU IIOMjbI a scries of up and dow n movements I Everything But Ilte Insuranc o, itivii'.iit';,'!' CO, O. W. WAHNOC'K ' 1-lltf CMICAdO. July 0 (AD Open- hi which Individual shares touched i U. IllK to I lie off. ClilriiKO K lieat either the hlKhest or lowest of the, soon underwent un additional set- day. dullish enthusiasm flared j buck. Coin values jiveraited hlk'h- UKuIn In Indian Keflninii oreferred. er, startlnif i H, to ic liecllue to which got us hlKh us SOT. I(k,IiiI July Kith Inst day to pajKwnter Ho ndvunce, nnd siibseiiuenlty dipped to ls4 before It sturtcd on rent without u penalty. 7-(J-3t showins n Heiieral upturn which, 'a new upward climb, deuerul Mo-I however, was not well maintained, tors also displayed strong recup- X)JII'I,I"I'I': K.M.I; Oals were easy. provisions dis- erallve power ufler un Interval of Visit Iho KemodellnK Kale at piuyed firmness. j Belling. Tolal sules upproxlmuted I'luhardson s Ai l und (lift Shop, Wheal closed heavy, ITiifiMiio l.SulJjl"u sharos. net lower. Corn 4 u to Vjii- up. Outs SI I itc down iind tiro. I'OHTI.AM) I'llOIII'CK visions unchanged to a liao of Hue' '.'OHTI.AND, Ore., July 6 (AT) starling fculurduy, July 7th. II will pay you. 7-0-3t Htufford's Ilenitl Kllrnlltii'n l,,l. Ilullei- Kxlrus 41c. lish. piesorves the varnish and 'roHTI,AM) MVKSTOCK I '-BB". milk, onions, wool, nuts, makes the woodwork, furniture and I'OUTI.ANII. Ore., July ti (Al') '"'' 'uscaru bark, hops, steady, automobile look like now. Newlln Cattle and calves steady. Kecolpts unchanged. i Dook more. 7-6-tf a. . I i otiury, spring anil legliorns 2uc, - . , Steers. 11(10-13(10 Ilia, goud. Ill I' l'oluloos New potatoes scarce! AI'i'OI.lMi;:TS ( IJ; do liSli-1 IdO lbs., good, III. 26 111 - Call Main ralsy-Hiith Heanly in:; do siio and up, nieillum, 1 10 ( 11; do common, Is.dOiii lu; heif ers, 860 lbs. down, good. !10r .iiuot tt... i uiny-iimu iieuuty frihop.-. We don't burn the. hair. Lo cated In O. K. Barber Shop. 7-2-Dl CHICAGO I.IVKNTOCK CHICAIK), July 6 (AT) IT. S. 10.6(1; do coiniiion lo medium. 8.60 I'eiturtuienl. of Agriculture Hogs i July loth last day lo pay water 10;- cows, good, 8.76i 9.76; do 18.000; opened strong to loo. rent without u penalty. 7-0-3t coiliuion lo meilluill. 17 7.76: do higher; later tiudo slow, mostly MOTOKIST IIAIII.V III ItT I'OKTLAMl, lire,, July ti (AC) Suffering frniti Injuries which iliny ciiumc his deiith, I. II. Cule, S3, uf luts (lahtM. Cat., was In a hiis pllal here liuiity. the result of an atitiintitttllo sniashiiii last nlc,ltl. lie riteelvrd a frat-tureil skull and oth er Injuries. Mitts Jean Meredith. IN, ttf Hhnnghitl, China, who wits tiding Willi Cule,- suffered severe cuts ami bruises when their aulti- niulillt was struck by another cjtr( Hood Htve-r straw berries lllltl then crushed Into a ttietlittue j 3.aft ciale. 1.A (.IIAMII. Itlrl AII, MAHKI.'IS IHIry. Ilutler, creamery 47c; I Iba, 10a Kggs 3"tc u doa. Cheese- Io04oo ft pound liouey, comb !6o lb. cgi'liiblcs I'otatoes 14 lbs. :5c; 49c suck. New potatoes 6c lit. llrcen peas 3 lbs, for 26c. String beans 3 lia. for 25c. Klgin hothouse tomatoes too. Mexican tomatoes 20o lb. l'nrsley 60 bunch. New Texas cabbage fio lb. Wax onlona 6o lb. . J.ttttucts lOo head. Kn.llvu 16o: i for 15c. Yellow onlona fto lb. Itadlshea 6a bunch. Hothouse cucumbers 16o each. Hunch currota S for 16u. Hunch beets 6c Turnips 5c bunch. Celery 30c bunch. Hothouse lettuce 25u lb. Asparagus 16o lb. Green onions 6a bunch.' l'nrsnlpa 6n lb. Itutaougua 6o lb. Home grown spinach 10c lb. Fruit New Yelltiw Tiansparent upples S tits, for 26c. .Melons 3'njC lb. Home-grow u straw berries 10c; j$2 crate. 16c; low cut. 154(6.76: bulls (yeurlngs steady. Top 111. on: butchers, me,' Anyone, writing businuss letters ttxcludetl), good beef, f 7 4(7.76: do "m to choice, &a.9(u lbs.. II0.4U should huve u typewriter. Wo have culler to medium. .6om 7: clilves, ' 1 l u"i 200-250 lbs., 1 10.60 1 I.Oll. j them at all prices, Seo the llelu 600 lbs. down, medium lo choice.! Cattle 1600; calves looo; gen- Ington 1'orliible. Newiln Hook Store IK 60(i! 10,60; vealeia. lull ret red, "'Hy ateady: strictly grain fedsi 7-5-lf good lo choice. I3iI4: do me- active; grassy und short offerings : t ilium, IIUH3; doull to common, slow; slaughter classes, steers.) July JOth lust day lo ray water 7.5oill. """'I nnd choice, l.lon-1600 lbs., rent without u penally. - 7-C-St Hogs steady; receipts 20. Heavy H4.76f 16; 1100-IJdO lbs., 14.75l . . weight. 2611-360 llts., medium to '!' I6- I IU:MOIl:l,li SAMO choice, f.li.r.0 1i 1 1 ; medium weight. I Vealers (milk fed) good nndj Kichurdson's An nnd Gift Shop 3IMI-250 ll., ( r ii ) luiti lo choice, choice, 1 14.26 i 16.60; medium, will conduct n special remodWIng 1 10.601(1 1 1 25: light weight, 160. 1124(14.25. . jsalo, starting tomorrow, with every 300 Ilia., medium to choice. 111.251 Sheep 11000; fat liimbs active, article 111 the shop reduced from rll.60: light lights, I3O-I60 lbs., 25c higher: sheep steady: 10 to 25 per cent. There will be medium to choice, I I0.6n i 1 1. 60; feeding lambs firm: lambs, good numerous bargains In the form of packing sows (rough and smooth) nni1 choice. !I2 lbs. down. I6i 17: clone-outs in Old How. Irene l'at S 9.60; sluughler pigs. 110-130 lbs. medium II4.35 I6; ewes, medium torn, . Princeton und Aahvlllc I'ut- medlum lo choice, .5o 10.60; lo choice. 160 llts. down. 4i7j terne of Dlnnerwiue whhh will be feeder nnd Btuck fed, 70-IIO lbs., feeder lumlis, good und choice, sold below, cost. Special discounts medium to choice, 9H 9.50. 112.714 13.60. lof frames of nil styles. Clotures. Sheep and luinba steady. No re-I 1 Mirrors, Objects of Art, Glusswure. j ' cclpls. SA.N UtANCISCO, July 6 (AC) 1 Pottery, Huskets, Ijilnps undi Scatter sunshine with Greeting Ijiillbs, M lbs. down, good to miiierrnt ro. b. ban I- ranclseo.' Shades, and nuuierous other lineal Curds. We have them for all oc chotcc, 1 1 l.60f 13.6n; do 92 lbs. 6UC' ' lwl" nl' be ut sale prices. 7-6-21 casions. Nuw lin Hook Store. 7-5-tt ANATION-WIDg INSTITUTION- NNEYIJ! "quality always at a saving 108 Depot St. La Grande, Ore. Pastel Colored Froiks Sleeveless Washable Ideal for Summer Here they are I The coot, dainty silk frocki that are so essential to your summer smartneu and comfort. The very small price makes them even more desirable! .98 Prints, Too, in This Assiortment iH'llcutn. (miiiincry colors auj ;iy print h tli luworttneiit Is vu 1 !"! und delightfully . fruuli at-o tht'in now! 4 July l'Hh lust day to ay waU-r rent without a penalty. 7-ti-:it Just the kind of writing in.it -rial to fit you r n fit-On, u I N o w M n ilook S'.ore. 7-5-tf Used typewriters for Halo and rent tit Newtin Hook Store. 7-G-tl Hemstitching, piiilne, butUmj holes, dr. .Norton's Kindle Shoa j July 10th lust duy to pay wutej f rent without u penalty. 7-6-;i t TO C'IKA.VS VP I j Wo have made drastic reduction? f: on lawn mowers und garden hosaJ .Mflvillo's. 7-2-5f July 1'tth lust day to puy wad rent without u penalty. 7.9 down, hieditun, $101 II. 50; do. all) wetRiitH, cull to common, 3 10; yearllnir wethers. 110 Ihs. down, inedluiii to choice, $78.50; twcs. lii llut. down, medium to choice, flifli; do lo-luU lbs., medium to choice. (34.50; da. ull welKhts, cull to common, J-3. M ;V YOUK I 'll I IT I .NKW YOUK. July 6 A1) Dried fruit and hops steady. CROPS AIDED BY RAINFALL IN WALLOWA Try-.-- W. K. GILBERT CO. First Dresses A no 1 to :i 7i)0 to $1.5)8 l.U)0MGRDRKS8KS . A co 2 to ti $1.00 1 ?-.s DRKSSKS Aire 7 to II 5? 1.00 to $:i.)S WASH KI10CKS Si;u 1.") to 10 $1.1!) to $U.!)S NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Hotter Merchandise Ixiwer Trices lioosidiori les 6c U Haiuinus t0c lb, rersimmnns 3 for J60. Lemons Hoc dot. Orunift-ff ftolrTMc dot. 1 Cherrien l&c Wox. Ituspbrri les 2 for Sits l.o;aaliiiilt-s 2 for S&o rinms-Jt'c tuiol.et. Sloilda irrnpe.rult Md. site, S for 2fc; larKt. 3 for S5c K 1 01 Ida erupfffrmt 3o web. , MIRHI t'uiu sukhi' 17.21 I liiii Hft wheat S.40 Idd. Hard redemllon S 40 bbl. I'millry , SpilttiK files 3JlJ"c lb. Hon 3f t 30c lb. -4tt.i Aud Hli nevf boll -13 HM Kc. Chopji and steks 30c lb. S.itmoti (strictly fir&li) 3ic lb. Halibut 3c lb. Cod lie lb. Judge value by these things Simplicity, economy, quietness, roominess n Pleads Guilty To Murder of Girl, 7 WALI.OWA. Ore., July ti (Spe cial) Weather conditions havo Immmi llhtly more tavorable tor , growth of crops In thia section dor- 1 inn the last week, with n few tffood j anuwora hi rum rn-iiiiik I'ravtuiu- ly ull parts of the county. While! the seiisoti Is considered to be too' (nr advanced for the rain to make j a Rrcut deal of difference in the . winter wheat crop?, outside of per-j haps making It fill better, it has j been n Ktvut liolp to narxlena; ran so ( conditions, etc. I'n'sent prospiH'ta are that the spi'lnc craln in- many parts of the county w ill be exceptionally poor thut year, due largely to the fact that a very poor stand Is found in most fields where the grain did not come up well. Nearly ull grain is very short and tho use of com bines w ill ln neeesstary in many instances in order to get tho grain. Some haying has been in pro gress in tho valley during the past lew days, and many others expect to commence cutting soon. With the winter killing of the1 alfalfa j stand tn many of the hay fields and other grass growim; up. but little ( good alfalfa hay is to be had this TO!. KIHl 1. JiiK- fi I AtM rtMilcs- J. Iluppe. 2fi. prided r- Tho cutilngs tn most fields izmltv uutay to the murder of T-j1 Promise of being quite light v,.ir-dd IVrothv S,elKxvvski.j,or " cuttmc. Many believe whom he entered he criminally t,w 11 te protwt.le that a fairly attacks! after ubduetim; hrr rroml" rtn cutting will be ob- her b.xne here several numths aio n ar ll me weatner re- Judgest.fthe Lucas county com-, ,",u n. as there will Ih- an men ple,.o4.Mirt will hear teMimony Jaundaniv of irrigation water for 10 decide whether be Is inie. lfaSI i-und Miif the death penalty then 1m - iil ling done will te mtUeted. If ii,ne he;1" n llr" 'arming area of the wt.uhl be ent t. the Mate hospital ! r,,wnl- Hotoie the rnnt rains for the criimiMl lniir. at Um..J'ho Pro"l P- ttlnr so dry and t,luiK j hard that it was nearly impossible j to get anything like a cood job of TOIJ.I.O. thio. Julv i.P-i Plowing, howvxvr. much of the Am r ideading Kuiltv o the kd-,mun,, nott to le turning Ping and Maying of Hi-ywr uvvr m fairly goo.1 shat-e. old Iviuthv SieLcowki. rh.rle i , Xf . , . .I. tloppe. tni driver. onfefseit j jT L.1 31AKr4 ud..y to the clubbing of Miss t ally I PV 11KTA Vf'P i tv. a Tolelo s-hi-l teach- ; who was skiin tct. t.i. I AIR RECORD .V S;re Place to lu A Sure Place to Save Iho Kconoim Store (Jrand Openinir SALE Is nrowini: stivntrer every day Kvauso (f tho high-grade mcivhatulise and low price at.jioal to tho luiying )uthlie. Head tho dailv sptx-ials listed Ivlow a;ui yon will fi:-,l thov aiv univiii- vn radio. ' 79c 8c $1.69 Oregon Educator (Continue! from Tag I) r a . o J At . , iiUri IU Of'UJ HC'Wt.n for lfoo Mintrome near ) Kii J.neri.v ere errwt had Will-1 ben .g ilherina: ail day awaitinc ljichts e-n the land tlir. Shu- ii rtt r,r v,-'-i"v iteV'v tVhl Vbw KvonvUM Svi. Titee whue f.i'i ivN hM ..t'v,riN OW5V I'lh , iiiaVv C-.Kr and deceit. Ket. $; a, rV.e.vv l.-o w-il us mi et v.iv -.u ,..ir t.AV. i M.vre t the Mm Ak vur v.sn;hW-- (5,.v bev bei-e. tv a!I n.v ;v? Pitve ECONOMY STORE SKATTI.K. July (At. .triMiue V pro(e?fvr of lad-'ibe;r .i-uhhc. UrU llevv U Mtiv)ixil!r. tre.. aed i f.elds slor.c the c.vsl. w hk h hts, wife. Mess -Vtrtrtan Jeivme were ; --""e e0 by the Arventine-iWAtw' n: a tort htvrtttl Ust mint a re-- "'d r tee. were turned on to s-.iH ,f a cxdliMoit of their autotue- utde them. bs.e md a mutm-iivtl nuvtvr bu. H.tr pxs-e-t and thy were un Vv :th the Jerme m the ear w ere ! rftH-rle. by IVrt .V t.U rerivt!!-hiu:- .s nueni amt his wife The j b" er v!her point-- A)utg the eoav? n;";ev Jeiue priK-im.l of the e-er whft'h their ru:e i- . Radio Wh ht;h whvHiL ' - tiors tried to cet in tou-h with .;i'fr nd sn were Atteep.es ptr ivvna place whn-h i v:;n- lev evNio;t at the limnstv euMMe4 wi:h a wrvlrw a .tit'.ii:ton. fan!es srew a plare f oe.-er a:r jitter d,tn to look tor the ttiis4r; fiie- NKW YORK. Juiv i.VI'i The I tva. J ..- A-i T..,.rv ..n'thJ r-w York Tinier toiy -.v!i the - v-.vi.rt. larte ,vvit'.ts'" whtvh Un;trmet j !k.w;:i':ers wt the Ku Kt KUn e,"r. j Tir.l orminetiv in heN:ec gl t.oiic KUnd milv on JuH tt!i erj 4'AWrRKI.I.TON". N. R i V e4 an4 varnr-a nvere riy IV M. Itaxter. premier ctf New t r erfet. Kruns h t. Km aanounceJ pU&. Is ntes as wn-aMevi V'.an v(- fvv tV etvAnsiMn of the ul ivl wri; "The v--! fuHr iidwry wtthm the 11 v? tew er-ter w US ee the b-as of the im- v-i,t inoHtnc n ki-n4.tttre ' tW pr'.!r-ad(.,r;g d U ttitvt vnv $; J H,H to $ .'. e, Tferee i ritTi'i.. w iu: r utHUi M:V I'l U Jlll.l.i GENERAL .em The General Electric Refrigerator is so simple that it hasn't a single ex posed moving part. It hasn't a belt or a fan or a drain pipe. It has no con nections or stuffing boxes. It never needs oiling because the hermetically sealed casing which holds all the mechanism also holds a permanent supply of oil. A specially designed motor of low horse -power, but high etticienq-, uses very little current. Then, too, the top unit design allows all the heat (extracted from the box and ELECTRIC generated by the tiny motor) to be dissipatcd above the box not to rise through it. Standards of quietness, vary so widely that we can only invite you to listen to the refrigerators yourself to find how quietly they operate. The remarkable compactness of the chilling chamber gives each model a greater shelf area than any other refrigerator of the same over-all size. All the models are set up on legs. There is a wide range of models and prices. Come in and sec them. Time Fayments can be arranged. you prefer. W. H: Bohnenkamo Co. dowd.m or treui-ie V.Mi' mills wt-t t erevt in ifce Send Today For Interesting Booklet '