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? 1 Page Four LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Saturday, July 7, 1928 i K ! 1 &tSrmtbe E&cittnq bscrficr (Incorporate) An Independent .Vowspnpc-r FRANK B. APPLEBY , . Kditqr and Publisher HARVRY F. MATTHKWH . Jiusiness Ma nair or 'y published evenings, except Sunday, nt 1410 A damn Avenue, ,1m Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Star published every Friday, JOntered nt Die poxtofflce at La Grande. Oregon, jih Hoeond 1 CIsbm Mull Matter under net of Mnwh 2. 17, . OFFICIAL PAPKH OF UNION COUNTY AND THIS . I CITY OF LA ORANOB , MRMIIKH AHKOCIATKI) PRK8H ; The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to use for publics- . UJD of all pew dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited : If published herein. AM rllttH of republication of special dis patches In this paper, and uIko the local news herein also aro . reserved. j ' . V t . flURHCRIPTION RATKH liy Cur Her Dally, per month In ndvnnc , 7fo Dally, Mix months In advance 4.f , Daily, slnRle copy 6a y . Us Mall Dally, per month In ndvnnce ....... fiOo , Dully, per nix months In advance - ; $2. fid Dally, per year In advance $B.liO Weekly Observer-Star,, per yeur li.oo . , ; AMVKHTIH1.NCI H ATKH Wsplny, foreltrn,' per falunia tnrb - ' lJIsjiluy, local, iirr column Inch - Time contract iirlrps on niMillrntlon. . 42c. 4(Jo , ' Til 13 WIHB MAN'H KVKH Then I wiw that ttlsilom pxrHli-lh lolly,' ns far ns IIkIi! exccllctli tlurknf-xH. The wlso mini's (yis , Urn in his heml; hut tho fool wallicth In ilaiilliPHH. Ht-c. -2:13 and 14. I I 11 I MARKET RECEIPTS LIGHT THIS WEEK Prices Generally Steady with the Exception of Tomatoes PORTLAND, Ore.. July 7 (AP) -Local, murket recetpU have been HKHt for the pant week. The mar ket remains Hteady an practically every line with ttie eoepUon of tomato which- have temporary condition of b-lnr badly overitock ed. Tomato prlceJt are weaker and aro quoted today In faur-hasket cm I mm at fl.SMtf :'. Hotter and fffff remain steady. Freeh medium flrat ffK roae lc to Llmlte4 receipt of frreen peppers arrived today, Mlllng at 18270 a pound. . ' - - There are Increoslnirlv liberal re- jcelpto of apMcotu from The Dalles t' and rolumhla river dlatrlclH quoted nt flto t.lS foK )5-pound Iota and "llcllcvp mo, Y tliroiikh, an , '"-ri.ow ir awpihmmi ... when I'm tlirtaiKli I'm IhriHiKh," Oregron celery Is offered at said Hsm IWI Jtirvuiiic i,,, wide raw from T6e to $l.T. cvciiln', when vwi niiu-iinl from Alexander peaches from South-1-4-4 vpiUm uht'iit uui a wde uu- prn-OreKon-are ramlnjr In quoted ut MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY Inly ! i CHICAGO (illAIN . . Opra : Jllifh Iow Clow ....I33KI.H l lSii . ta - l.19Kl ....13imh i.nyH i:in i:mii:iu tloiictl Iter now lint. It look. Ilkti I'vcr'liinhly u'ux cither KWftrn - i' wcei'y iilHint our SMMel. pron IM'i ll)" or liiKtriK'KMl I' aiHtir rliili ulictlifT tliey urti or not. i Ilunjrnry and Roumanin, quiirreling over Tiansylvanian lands, have referred their dispute to the League of Nations. The League Council, after considering the matter, has told them to go home und settle, the row between themselves. They will endeavor to do so. Thus u hn mussed mother some times tells two quarrelling children, begging for paternal ad judication, to go away and stop bothering' her, and if they can't get along together pcacably, to stay out of her sight. Geneva shows some knowledge of human nature, and also a flash of unusual vigor, in applying this policy to her spatting European children. i . -. FIND IT I HERE Oopy lor till column um b In by t a. m. INSUItANCR ANII nONDS ' Cverythlnif Hut lAtt lnauranc V. H. IJiVKNl'MOT CO. O. W. WARNOCK I.lJ.tf II.LTi to 1.7S per hox. t'or.woa emoted at-$t.a iloxen. K ' ' 1'6htm.V 'Uvfatotk : PQHTI.ANM, Ore.. July 7 (AP) rtecelptfl total for weelt: "futile si " Hogn '. ...............;i'.v....4000 falve I0 ' Sheep r,S ; rattle rempared with a week ur-o were - or more ' niultireil Miiuitty. Good steers brought $1 l.2f! 1 1.7ft: i slaughter steers tlM.OO'irll: ron- jslderahle showing I feeder flesh at lW strictly good caws and Lheifurs slwent: few fulrly good 'heifers at 110: a few cows at 13.76 'down: ciilves $10 clown; heavies and thins 7 aad under. Hogs compared with a week ngo: Showed, better killing classes. Light liutchers 11.25if 11.61': .several loads go: to shippers Monthly at II'.": overwelKht and underweight ll.7r : down: slaughter weight mostly IO;2Cf IIUi": few feedor pigs Monday at JS.7S. Sheep und lumhs nominally nusy with a week ago. ron- I.IVKIII'OOI, WllK AT 1.1 Vi;'ll'OOI.. July 7 AP) Wheat close: Jjily ins. 24id; Oct. 1 OVjii; Dec. Ills. SHJ. iimi'MMi vhi:at POUTLANI). Ore.. July 7 (AP) 1 Wheat HHI1 hard white, fl.45: soft white, westnrn white, .1.911: hard winter (1.27; northern spring, western red, 9 1 .28. Oats No. 2, .10 lb., white feed, 145. , Today's receipts Wheat 1 ; flour fl; corn 7hay 2. 'Stocks Gaining Strength; Firm At The Closing JULY CLEARANCE SALE Now In Progress Every 'Article Reduced , N. K. West & Co., Inc. La Grande's-Leading Store for Over 30 Years CHICAGO CASH flllfAOO, July 7 (AP) No. 2 hard, 1.38i Corn No. 2 nilxed, II.OTU 2 yellow, l.i7(4ft 1.U8. Oats No. 2 white, 70'Ao; No. Sluolnls at white, 6H 4 70c. Hyo not quoted. Parley 82cSi i 1.07. Timothy seed H.loW 4.7S. Clover seed 2 l.lill i 2H.7G. Iju d 1 2.07. Kills $13.25. Hellles $16.25. Wheat Unsettled; Price Sags Some NKW YORK, July 7 (AP) Stock pile1 a pointed upwui-d In to day' brief HesHlon of the market. Muyiiiff operations centered In a se lect uuHortment of olltt, ateols, mo tors, hltfh priced Hpcivltia aml Houtliern rails. Kxtrelne gaitiH ranged from 1 to 18 points. Indian refininv IsHUeti all moved Wheat lnto new high ground, the common Htoek certificates selling at more No.jthan four times the year's low prices, while the preferred, up IK was nip re than dou hie the yeur's low, Reports that the leading oil refiners would hIiow good eurnings In the first six months of the year, also brought Home fresh buying Into ojher oil shares. Midland Steel Products soared 11 nntntu iiiftktnir thn -r. vitn about Vi points. Johns Mtinvllle' run up more than seven points and fveiiy Hpringrieiit six pr cent pre ferred, Wright Aeronautical, Itn dlo und Lehn and Kink sold tliree points or more higher. Good de mand also was noted for such pop ular Industrials as I'nlted Htntes Col. Lindbergh has a new college degree. New York university makes him "Master of Aeronautics," in a cere mony including mortar-board and black gown and other cua tomary collegiate trimmings. This is done not so much for hindlwrgh's accomplishments as a student of aviation and a skillful pilot as in acknowledgement of his achievements for good will and human brotherhood. But the colonel, with his usual tact and Deception, leads the ceremony around gently to an educational viewpoint, saying: "From schools of avia tion will the leaders of aviation come in the future. In estab lishing them we can do more for world leadership thaipinl v my uuiui way, . ou me universiiies naa oeiier get busy installing their "departments of aeronautics. . . Notice Ih hereby given that the udinlniHtrutrlx of the estate of An- compared ilrew Aiidi'ison, dt'ce4iscd, has filed: sidenihle nuniber Qf good to strict her final account herein, and tlia ly choice forced t6 arrive at $13.60. county Court has fixed Tuesday.' Mostly 111 to 1 12 far variable of the 7th day of August, l'J28, at, ferlugs.. Few yearlings at IT.SOftf the hour of initio o'clock A. M. of; . t. - ...-': said ilnlH us the time for the hear It astonishes most communities remote from the populous East to learn that deer hunting is to be permitted on Long Island, N. Y., again next November. That island is usually thought of as a mero suburban adjunct to the metropolis. That is what it really is. Its western ond is thickly spread lug of objections to such final uc fount und Hip sfttti'im-nt thereof. IIIXDA ANI.KUKUN. Administratrix. , July 7-i 4-2 1 -2S Aug. 4. rHICAOO, July T (AP) Open- Ing at ic decline to Wc ad- f unce, wheat sagged n little more steel common. General Motors, Pol and then turned upgrade, i'orn 'orndo h"iel. international Harves- and oats were weaker, corn start-Iter and American Kxpress. Ing c off to Tic up nnd Inter un-! The closln was firm. Total dergolng a decided general setback. Hales approximated TOO.Oftft shares. Provisions held firm. Wheat closed unsettled, at the FAppApiv AAJH MITT ' lower, corn to 1c off, oatH Vh to 1 Me down and provisions un changed to a rise of 22c. . WORLD MARKS SMASHED BY PRETE TELL STORY (Continued from Page 1) 12:15, near Cape Juby, the weather became more favorable nnd we de- U. S. RUNNERS ognlzed the coast which we fol- . .owed to Villa Clsernos and dl- jreslly on to Cape San Roceo. (Continued from Pas. 1) llorah, Pnddock and Tom Shnrkey, Dnyton (Ohio) stnr, each trium phant ill identical time of 21 2-5 seconds, a fifth second faster than the Olympic record. Paddock, mnklntr his Inst effort to land n berth on the tenm, won CHICAUO, July 1 (AP) Hogs the most spectacular heat when he lluuQ; market mostly steady; top) heat Holnnd Locke, famous Neh $11. 5ft paid for choice uround 22(ijrnskan, nnd world's 300-yard rec ilis.: shlnners 6000: estimated hold-- ord holder as well as Claude . -over 30.. liutchers, uieiuum io iiraccy, a i exas ace, wno was snui io view below us nnd we proceeded. July I HI h hist day to pay water cholcei :n-:U)ll ,lbs $ 1 1.10'K 1 1.05. 1 out of the flnuls as a result of fin- .steering hy compass for lliihai. At rent without a penally. 7-tl-ilt' Cuttle 50a; : compared with a ishlng third. . 4:20 p. m. on nccount of the low . 'week ago; tlrulu fed steels und! Horah easily bent Rcholz in the cluuils. tho had weather nnd the yeUrtinKS. OUCWI . I IIISUUI.. n"1" IIIOI llll. "II. It" .-.uui nrj uui-ivui, u . IIIIIIUIIIIIIIJ Ul UKM-fflllHHK llllU Mi'ude welvhty steers uud-tn-he' "Dutins the ninht we rose Brndu- olly to 3500 meters in order to get above cloud banks, hut were not successful ' , ''From X o'clock at niMht until 2 o'clock In the morning we were obligated to navigate long stretches amidst the clouds., "Near the equator, the sky was serene. At 3 p. m. flying 4000 meters up, we sow tho American const which was immediately lost lull fOMI'M-TTK NAI.K the Remodeling Sale Ut , i.uuan irni.lM vearllnu-s showing Toledo school boy, Don Bennett. Itlcliiirdson's Art and (lift Hhop;- 'lnnHi n,ivunce. -Veulers 60cfi $l up: finished fourth and was eliminated Marling it llrday, July 7lll. It will .,.,. i0i, weighty fed steers along with Hiissell Sweet, of San pay you. 7-tt- ext reme -' lis venrHiimt ti6.HI): Odd lots Kranclsco. and Aulrey Cochrelt I ...unn.,ti,.u uuiuliiu no. Texns. reuresentlng the hcadlighb fclurrord's lieiiol r'unilluie Pol-' l.lghl' venlera $I6.26I6: shipper A. C. of Ht. Louis, ish pieseives the varnish ami kinds Kti li.U; stockers and Connor Wins 1500 Unce iiuihYh the woodwork, furniture and feeders $ I u.26i 1 1.76. ' After ueing pocketeii nnrt appar- llenry Cummlng In the other. Theithe coast, we decided to return northward where we had left be hind clear weather, to make a landing at Port Natal. We suc ceeded In descending near the Alus soro river and followed the coast ut lowest level to Port Natal." "On account of the low clouds at a low flying; level, the hills iiiiloinohlle look like new llook Store. Newlltt Sheep Receipt 2u0; odd jfock- entiy Hopelessly in tne renr, nay around and the poor visibility be- 7-6-lf ages of natives steady: for the Conger, a slim Iowa runner, repre- cuuse of rain we didnot succeed In - I week' 7o doubles from feeding stu- sentlng I. A. C, uncorked a tre- finding the, field which was 23 Xllt APIMHNi'XKNTS 'tlons: 11,000 direct, r'ut lambs menaous nnisn to win me nnat kilometers southwest of Nalal.be- in view oi ine ap- and sorts considered. Hheeii unirrtl" i.! im-uiiciuhk cxiiausiiun or our gusu- Cnll Main S23, PalHy.ltulh lleauly 'closing 60 to 76c higher, 'quality 1600 meter tryout and shntter tho hind hills, ui,.,.. il.. .!... .i... .,.. ..i.,-. i ui.nan nml ' American record. Ho broko tho i nroacbtni; With City fflXIWth, mid Villllirog lllld COUIltrV estates reach lc"",d ' ,n - K. llarbcr Shop. 7-2-St ! feeding lamlt unchanged. -Week's .tape In 3:R5 to clip 4 seconds from I lino supply wo decided to return i J , , J '""" " tiimna milt uuiilliy esiaies leilHl I ton prices- Fat ranger lambs $17:. the mnrk made hero four years north where wo had observed a far to the east, OVeil in the VICllllty of remote Motltauk Point. July lotli last day to pay water al I natives H.7S; ywtrllngs $l.35: ngo by Abel Kovlet. zone fovorablci to an emergency. Yet there fere still forests enough remaining in the interior to frurhur deer, and in their decade or so of protection they have multiplied until they have become a nuisance to farm- rg and truck gardeners. Middle-western states, and some : states farther west, where a deer is seldom seen except in a city zoo, find that hard to Ix-lieve as hard as the fact that deer are still fairly plentiful in western Massachusetts, Con , iiecticul, northern New Jersey and numerous parts of New lork state, rent without a penalty. --3t.ful ewes $7 1 fat rangers 1 ' " ...? . l,,.,,a l.'u..n nf Wn.hlnntAn ,1 II weeks bulk prices: . n huiuuik. $I0i lll.7ri; natives was well up with the lenders until "Near the village of Tnuros. tho Aiivnn,. writliir inr i r. i r. r.i i (l 7K- tl.rowouls $11WI2: '"' i iinufis uui ne orurst-u gasonno pressure gavo out llnex- should have a typewriter. We have ' yearlings $12.r.l!3; fat ewes $li,50,nnd finished evvnth. In bad shape. t In-ill nt all prices. See the Item-i7; rouge feeding lambs $l.iftt Itlgton Purlable. Newlln Hook Store1 1:1. 7-S-tfl PAYING FOR OPERA Grand opera is suiiposed to be necessarily a losing ven ture. The Chicago Grand Opera company piles up pretty reguiariy a deficit or about hair a milium dollars a year. The Metropolitan Grand Opera company of Now York, most fam ous organization of its kind in the world, probably loses more than that if every expense is considered. Rich patrons are depended on to make up the loss. There may be a turn in the situation, though, in spile of mounting costs of production. "The Metropolitan company, in a week of opera given in Cleveland recently, had all its ex penses paid. Moreover, the Northern Ohio Opera associa tion, in charge of tho musical festival, emerged with a cash profit of $11,000. That will be added to $10,000 profit left from a similar week last year. The people of northern Ohio made this possible by paying for eight operatic porformances $173,000 last year, and $187,000 this year. First-class opera companies should be able, with the grow ing American interest in good music, to tap similar resources In the same way in many parts of the country every season. Not only Cleveland but Atlanta, San Francisco and various nther large communities have proved their willingness to do their part toward supporting fine American musical produc tions, and there are almost countless small communities eager to eo-epeinte with them. Until interest grows enough, how ever, we hope such companies as the Chicago Opera' com pany will continue annual tours of education with their own liackers handling the deficit each time. Try Theji? W. K. GILBERT CO. f First July Hnh hist day to pny woter rent without u penalty. 7-6-3t u. iti:ioii;u(, nam: Ktchunlsnn's Art anil (.lift Shop will conduct a sprclal remodeling wile, starting tomorrow, with every'.. w vi urtlc.o in ,he shop reduced from ' ,1'hr f p. " 'j ! ! f Xf 10 to r, nercnt. There will be , 8h ''V-1"'" f ' mimeroiiH bargains In the form of close-outs In (Mil How, Irene I'nt- tern. Princeton nnd Ashvlllc Put-j terns or IMniicrware which will bo. sold bflow cost. Special dlscounlH of fruiui's of all styles. Pictures, .Mirrors, Olviects of Art, Glassware, Pottery. lhtsketH. Lamps and Shmb. and niiniernus other lines will all be at side prices, 7 -C --t July Itith last day to pay wuter rcnt without n penalty. 7-G-8I Ju.nt the kind of writing mate rial to fit your needs, "ht New Hook Slnre. t'sed typewriters for- sale nml rent at Newlin Hook Store. 7-6-tf POUTI,AM PHOni'CK rOUTLANI. Ore.. July 7 (AP) Hutter Wholesale prices: Kxtros 4:tc; standards 4Uc: prime rii-sts 4iv,c; flmts - iiMjC. Creamery prices: Prints Sc over cube standards. ;KB8 Fresh medium firsts lc ras 3ic: sh me- tlum extras 27c: fresh iiiertiuin firsts 26c. Trices to retailers ififSc over exchange prices. Milk steady: poultry, potatoes, onions, wool, nuts, hay. cascura bui lt, hops, uteady. unchanged. Rescued From Rock In Potomac Rapids Header sunshine with Greeting Cards, we have them for all oc- iislons. Newlin Hook Store, t-fi-tf WASHINGTON, July 7 (AP) Herbert LiiKenbell, marooned upon a rock In the Potomac river rapids when his canoe overturned yester day afternoon was rescued today 7-5-tf .after spending more than 12 hours clinging to his uncomfortable perch. Cast upon the rock nt 4 p. m. yes terday Lugenhel. clung, to It un til after & o'clock; this morning. When taken off he was apparently none the worse for his experience, igolng directly home and to bed. llnlm llrcnks Itcconl T.loyd Hnhn, premier Amerlcnn middle distance runner, smashed the world's 800-meter record In tho flnnl Olympic tryouts when he pectedly while we were flying un der clouds -at a height of 100 meters nnd we- were, obliged to land carefully on a beach of sandy soil. After n few meters of roll ing, the wheels sank In the soft raced n crack field In the ground -sand causing damage to the chas- and broke the tape In one minute sis. 61 2-6 seconds, one-fifth second faster than the mark set by Vr. Otto Peltaer, of Germany, at Lon don In 1926. FHTLADET,Pir,IA. Tn., July 7 (A P) Harvard's fonr-oarcd crow won the right to go to the Olympic gnmes by defeating Hachelor's 1 arg club of Philadelphia by two feet In the final heat of the trials on the Schuylkill today. Ken Meyers, colorful railroad fireman of Philadelphia, won the final Olympic tryout for single scullers today. "Purlng the whole flight th ' functioning of the motor and the1 behavior of the plane nnd the var ious Installations aboard were per feet." , . - . , .1, II ' 4 ' V About Half Way Between - ; ' L Sometimes you have visitors . I ..I i , from out-of-town good nc- i 1'3 " ' " ft'JitL ' " ' : mialntances but not quite, on the j f 1 ' " 4fcV -'j ' y Intimate footing of personal ' lf" friends whom you take to the f;? I$ v I Business acquaintances hour . f ' I 1 I nice a courtesy It is to take them . I f : I I to the Sucaja wen for lunch. You I y' l II 1 jrfiF.t, I ' , pleasant and unusual place to I they are certain to appreciate j -' RM- TZfrxfAt.lAi yuur kludness. . I ' Sacniftwea Tnn , Fit J ' - - ----- a. 1 I 1 "Points Ibe War to Better Thins. . - . "" , " """" " ( ' " ' i SUNDAY ONLY t" 0 . H , By VIOLET CLARK, " J ,. V f,-.i She Was A Wild, Wild Woman From ' V 1 PARIS Which He Found Out In ? Jf I v I An Unexpected Manner Jn I ' Wits A Can Indisiisc 1 j f I lj Lowell Sherrain, Barbara Bedford, Malcoln J 5 ji McGreor, Betty Blythe, Waller Hien, Mar II garet Livtngfton, Templar Sue, Leo White. f II fi Directed bf PHIL STONE jZSlr Vi I ' i ' si- as i j i i - a it vi i ik 1 i Comedy " , TODAY i "Shooting Wild" . William Boyd I 1 1 , . "The Skyscraper" J HcimHti'Mug, piloting, buttoa holes, etc. Norton's kindle Simp. July 10th last day to pay writer rent without a penalty. ?-C-3t to ci,i: vi' Ve have mnd dnisttc reductions on lawn mowers and gurden hosa. Melville's. 7-3-M July 10th Inst day to pay water rent without a penalty. 7-6-Jlt Christian Endeavor Is Against Smith POUTI.ANH. Ore.. July 7 (AT) For two reasons "Tammany nnd prohibition" the International society of Christian Kndeavor will oppose the enndfdacy of Governor Alfred K. Smith, of New York, democratic nominee far th presi dncy. This was the declaration here last night of Or, lanlet A. Voting of New York president of the In ternational society. "There is but on- way out Hoover" Dr. Vollnc cancludtt. OUKGON TO KKXD SO SALKM, Ore.. July 7 (AP) At the convention of the national tax association to be held In Seattle August 27 Oregon will he repre sented hy about 60 persons who have been appointed hy Governor rntterson to attend. The appoint ments were made at the request of Governor Hnrtley of Washington. Assessors of the various counties end other citizens, many of them members of the legislature, make up the personnel of the group. Attention Milk Consumers Beginning August 1st, the following prices for milk and cream deliv-' ered at your door will apply: MILK Quarts 12c Pints : 8c CREAM Whipping Pints ...35c '- Pints 25c CRE"AM Commercial Pints 25c U Pints 15c H. H. Anderson, Geo. H. Clark, C. Hilderhrandt, Hert Grout, Emil Gaertner, N. H. Neilson, H. L. Parker, James Smith, L. W. Drumsmith, Don Matot, Members of LA GRANDE DAIRY ASSOCIATION The Guardian Of Health I VTATURE in her all-knowing way devised a sheath to protect the deli- cate nerves that control health. It is the spinal column. It had tothe supple. So it was constructed of manv hollow sermnr " In many instances these segments move out of line and saueeze the nerve cords, which results in an ailment indnrThv ff nilmonf i ji nerves so pressed arainst. "uulcu uy ine . We as chiropractors simply remove the pressure by readjustine the minii' l1"; J ;!f.leSS and lmn& Drop iat the ofSfe or SCf! Examination Is Free. . DR. F. L. TRIBE Thone Main 12C I (Palmer Graduate) New Foley Bldg' Office Horns, i) to 5; 7 to 8 fc" office or phone , :X1
