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?! Page Foot Tuesday, July 17, 1928 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER BUTTER PRIdS f i HOVE UP A (HIT i Jiat&mitie Jibmuxg bsrrto IABEJ1 MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY TKOEXIX KAYSER MUNSING SILK HOSIERY (HKJfI.K.U 4(V fn1MmlmWI iWl.WV' lEggs Drop HaJf a Cnt J Home Fruit QyotatioKS ! SJiiiep Today Reduced 15 R K. West & Co., Inc. 3Lat Graci&s Leading Store for Over 30 Years -11 IJH1 liT'i, IU,ttl WjlisrKT MATVifWMi EAuHiMH Stemtcw li!titttHHl vflttJaii, A4.nrt.trA.. HSHt A bun a.np4. fT!'1Y ('St'' P.A fff cir,' K aMlutiv Mt &&ti ., A.r ii.w Git itiJhU artn bmvxuv uan i! Uil.tsrtjtH. NL.tl - Prices Recover il i r v t t Moderately In Stock Exchanw BMl-Kijrt It Hjjfiiw, Kinim, , jijj- W44Tt j ,Sit gwxuBDi' ttwiuaiiill im iu- i summer-wise! 1! Jaa2Pr,; -w uttMMtsii in ..fr.viit j , inanity, W aat-iUl!t mu adtoAaatw . : I ...( .. u I i VtVtyw tomuTtttr fell CJUt - AWEisTtMSKi KATIES tie roiAT mvim rT flw.Kt uuw iiiwittwH! 4 1 fl ! fJ JI ua. Ximttnm t au' ijuai .,. uwt mxw iwts arut mi .fae M ts. aAard Ov nutHra a (an l-"fr Xi-tx4 lata ie a Miser-Mi a b-rlWT km mC j mntttrr axaw f iwatM i. .'j OVERNIGHT NEWS vw iuMv iuamkji tujic Mvn wis BJ-t (Op, Tvu r J Tfffc rr- CHAM u-tatcHti tfu-toji 8 ft. .1 iimit. uu t'txutitit am tiitc i.t'i?' jb'.timiiuiu. Tifcir- tu iujtp- '.tit aunt- W Alj- iwr-:-j fia'to-r biawr. i; -' r ricii t4 iuur. tiu7i!! -jrtid wur yrKm iar; tiits 44 c. ,r tfii'.--ry "Vi C-fli l-t) cuuu;ibic' 1 WrF. WOtl HCalKil flttfJt Arrtk.' We fare B Ike i e ,wt i fee fcfefo - Jf-j; .r'."rJJ.T I' If the Donme fcsi!J in rwJssce ftr aato !ka fund mhtaSd tarry zt the XovtwJjtr cfectjewu e fcare aw d?a tftiat tiiue !raciub-- , Gi4 Ontj?'n Trail friwra La Cw&e tv Kanratia wtmM wA. fc t .Bje!. t'.iunx highway. , Vie can't Eave ereu narfj Iav TMifc4 i-wr rMiwnf w impnAftmeuU witkmtt pioper fmattet. With the pfmA 'rtHi.tmjit . m. c. .-uuir revenue yt"m rtzwntd. thin ireta of rsiJ wotM i- Bic. o!-aai!. -umii. ft-ive ear! and pttjper aUettlfcti, we fs-A ure. fcther bixhvar tiirwhfmt the liate. Tt.trrv wwkM Ij inuner Mwwtt wij ovjii'h in UAe tare of ir pnaiKwt rriilji ary! escteust it j,,, rw-i ,r.,ii- ..swoaJIy. If tfee Uursr? Iwll tzrrs.x. Uiat BI I irapMdle. t"; t- liu Ira fcwsr wc ilimiUliic i I-- ToCa fJ ajwujHUIrfid JJic; fi tB4.aia ThiU " , wiaIly kwiiti? tJ4 lol om.U rtwn n.lMur Jnpti cfcwc prices. - ' !- "' u msrutur. ar, . cL. - - i. . . . I US1- I'M II f" -f AC. . AX.. IV ftiiieeaa k-.rTi ?e- ' "W- WflfMSj' l(Vc fcjlwr , r. j. i Jr-y mrJ1wwJ i5nn- : Stt 3 SHjt 21 St 22" 11. : I Si, -'Jifi II-: r fx II C: U-; wll L,I. cunlr r Vtl.tl! . t'alta: I,: cat2r 2,i- J line. JiW ffl gran-f4 ffl-. a"I l 4 it. i4e IS.: tCtUiu mull uiuN'f CtiicCj MUfi.ittiiJlK: Ui tKiwn U'I'IH Six. Mtfi.tr t-lUSHfiUiill'l';; it Ui, lllKMllUlli. J'J'K'i. fU q. : d mnitiniiih, tr4v;iif.(p U'Ii-k. hub. itivm. iua. nwi-i: Hi. umnfititiii txii iriH'tiiutm. t k'ff J CUu, miU. S4.X Tw cou iiiiitu tin mtvtitutn, fft hi .4.1 r 4-a 8r tiiUT'Wtri,, t-T'tf'C. BHiist iiik:sB4r (fiiTtnir ttft ttnitUitkin. w f . i; to y;.ufi, Sum ihtt..nttikiwii;, miAsiiun t ultiliutti. $hftit;; din mUIl Qif tenMnaion. fHi.iti -(ja'ii. Vfibihirv axttiJilk Sl.i tu uu.. Efcinpn JkJIJ iiiiirttHf 3-.' I5c ltm- 11. 3fcC RUUHtntUi. ffiiilirtT WfltftA.. i.T-(1'.I'H illbiaK. OW- iitum i Kittiutm, f it-lrt'-w a tt EcuvSium 'iii(rin, iMMwj.n irtifc. au.aeu iinttwi. tn'iii.'w DB..ri; mem Hht 9'i-l'0(i UiHi., tnmbrumi s rtoo:'. ir!.. mmttitnu aD nilMuftf-. f t ttif:Lr giipH. T-li HH iiittift.. DH-rJluui -trhnute. f fl-tiJ.'.K i(Srl itr lOity rvuXin; LPtiUi'wuiir mtannwrti. fmpi on tunlrfc, 49 nittum UtinKm. IuvKn. hi Jtm. ctvw,, frui'fl n roHMKv. (a.7& 3.-1' ft.: i U1U&. a' a. nvl i u in H.7tr aJB tiiKit. cull to tu3im. k.-i!1 w r-eartini: fl f Irs. any 4ai, andium to rtieot f li (o liii: jlII wniiJiA, eniiB io com- TREETEA ORANGE PEKOE: The right tea '; to use when you serve it n UvutvriM KvtWi ilumh 11,.; bmrfr .ixnaLiBx do-, ir lill. unzht: r,, a-.,.,. .1.. ' ' 1)1 K IH'KHAiOII II Aj MINK. ws-(.iiiTiK.iaijo rf nuat.M . i. u ia -l l Ui 11. l.-m.- i. i.t n. FWU,Jmre the pr ttfee 'Tilv,..-,., . iT"5 w"s t- .r."", ntAVU'T: "": " Negro Suspended Of Grain Output Kotwmntnt ttul jm tmmt spet tuwi Ut that. A iwvwl car r 9M r. Uiffed nfl-y atte't the tmly ih'u.xi timt aknw the mw&tdj ' I thing. V 'rii-. u;(rnit ran jffp kUfceai.tia. tOllIITlDia lilVer j VeateHa the AMwriaV. Pre ka4 wire in Tfee OVi Port.S Get Mo.St IrTTT mince owiTcren jus wra l rc? tnaivttr imrn; , s il wer U.e twunlry awJ alJ wer the world withmut the heJjjj :. in USt-fgnfh ttyen&m U type cauth letter as he uerwArik ! iu AyU and dashex.' Yerterdair our ieieerabh Mts.r as wn!fi. . i-Jr ; !' il.acfi y an atHUnat!c nvactime tsz'.UA a prifiler which .. j iiwa. waiw. wanyj-ict iiiar ( pf interprets the vamiu electrical impulses sent wr the wire ' '' mwi r v.. ; tin autrw.tica!y itprwJuces them rajxd.y fn a ro") f copy ... ttuu "iuAt ajiMu0i Kuunr e.aL roper typed in perfect fwm, ready for brief ediUnjf and ,a ?ITru Mmt """" w MM-"- l -11 : ! umpaten w the linotype operator who ma it in typ;. And riT jr ir tan muu.is,!, ici,.ti .,th hw4 low we've something new with which to acouaint euraelvwi. '' TT'? a A,J " IM.rta AafaS-M; hat l-0 WlOl&jVt ne were verj well a'-iafawl wilh the Alone oix?rat.r ars1 uuw.im ,r it ( rn-i A. Iis service. He was h .man. md a machine. We likiwl him. u'. "" s'"J''r "- , I , Jle sat it hi typewriter afta txk o,n what his clicking tele- ri i,.tsrf .,, .; i $ph instrument htwfrl over the wire. Klections, pri;.,j , fights, murders,' accidents, stone of interesting thir.gs in i Ur i-,r h Mi ! ovemrnent, in peple. in life. His ear was in tune with the ,T??J uixht type a P-n-!fet';fl, n eg-m. date line ; the next he might ItSf ' "r . I.l,ir lail lirWIIIIK, Ua-flfl. til tart I a-f-a,rit.,l,.alr al..fa. t : . . ,l aa. ,..a v. .r-- '"""-" " ' - 'v . ... iii-r.i, ....... Ml fl -.a-....., ......anc.i .7 rally. 17.iM It; alfalfa i; (-il, milk ti. mi aa4 cJiok. j' rr Ih.: IV H il o-rr. 2tft Mir 11, l: tSrr til- rat Iur I i (i l I I : mHl.rn IIull- W.-1 lUnrt aal Ml Ihml . . MtUMuc wico ti w iar aa-l Mnm, C,H ..a JTWiic lb; worrr. ! itm turn. 'M lln, H I. II t, 1 !..&. 1 , rr.' VSri: IZ.. lal lan.l,- jli . , ,1-r.airr.j wai fl.tiva wn,fa. tb j2var lor. I(J: lb. ; nini:i:i'..T Sa.V PUAM'liau July IT (API liulU-Tjjal f . o, b. Siaa Kranciaco. I BMIInir too oil on " rQmU. iJ.XJJ I ICC " lamlML lmlM, (-owl Jmr 17 fATI ' a-nM. t.itffMm I,, .haw. kh k. ! '.it,i.- I'-TT W. lfoaa,l. ijaro aatjoul -Jo.n. !(,.; lamlo. (Wl ;j KKW TOISK July II AP owwntmia itvtn MimsuwiuiA, aud cboic. 112 1, 1Z.7V i,ia.i ....... I.A l-IUMiK W hoi.knai.i: U.4Kkt.l Spnon ifuiit iU. H,a--r bu I ft, He III Us-il bMsa I 9a b. Stawra ftc lb. FIOBr. Ilai"f KoSia(k,a fbajcl hii II bbL j boa tabaat !! hb. Vnrix. ur VMntr ,.e 7nv.-i H . il.ill,.,! r-J"', i .ilin -., vilh the fun, joy, ami tragedy of the woild. ' iiilrwf irriaarl hit was The 0.er'crs Mome operator who knew firxt inhih i-.,tiii i.a. i! grain Im Grande that Turmey was heavyweight champion of ihe.a'u"- woW, that 'Lindbergh had flown from Wcw Yoik Ut Vhi'va . Jl'ml "JVu?um?, "!i,l'i,ii..r""io alone, that the friulhern Cross had Kpanned the Pacific, that ' "-'"""' " -: a ,a a . a, , . , ,, . . ilMUliVfr, a f, lh.il III il I f t t lit I if the Hoard or .Normal School liegeaU had authorized the im- U .,. i.ubh, on mediate building of the KuKtern Oregon noimal. A nii-sidcrit ir'" """" "; ttian a .mm .i- . . ' . 'i , .... , ...... I'!' Hli'l Mr lf ! al ,.11'i'jl'l fliea prince l lorn-a war ends. "1 li re's soim'tiling." he'd iw ai . j k- y, as an unusual litory started over the wire. "Coolidge; vetoes or "Lindy lands-" or "Helen Wills win wmhl'i.' Mn,,,,. U.-,.ll l ,!,... Tl... a.U- ...I. .1. re.. " -'.". . I i.ii.n uu i.iri wn: ni.-wn III I Un Wile lliel Ar.,,u,l ,.f Ifnfi, rhatnpionKhip." iig nreiiKS fciid me onnnary run or oidinary events. nce and crime; education and scarida! government :;ports; great men and little children. Sci- ;hhI : .m;v yoiiK. J'Hr 17 iM'i an iitvi i(CJtt'ti of Maror Walker ... a L. lif i ,u'ji)niin'iiiiiiii i i"i ii 'i- Were iK-irry hes gone. Wc are almoi,t toirv we havc.uon f tio-nr m..nh tr ihi this better, quicker, completely auU.mafc thing which ty ""'" the news in his stead, lie was human. And most CW9 iZlTZZ": made by (and for) humans. 1 marl' , ifichj'linje gTti In n. a i a , !jww-r t-otiMf u tl'rn fn yu-fi Ho- , iitc new auionmiic pnntcrA wont info wrww throughout ("legon yesterday on the Associated Press circuit. TJieiri'" ' o-vtxmtn. coming was only a question or time. The news nadmg puli-i t Avisrii.i: :mii lie must be served with the liesl and fasl.'st new aireuri,.,! "','I,"K '- 17 l i, . ,, . m ' ' jiAl'i An '.:l Kl;tr," lOafh. Ial i.noun in the world. And here they are. Hie new machines ui ... ii i ;,.,, ii-r.-1.II0W nfl hours. They can take the news fimu 7 until 3 or1"'"" "'" ',",M'' "' fii..M 1 ....lit 7 u , . a . . . ift'l n?H nl.in Unit III fliaii-ilt on "-in i mini i. jney can uikc the news nrter hours or be- m xrin fure houi'H, midnight or morninc. And Ihev (.-.Li. ,i c,. i.. i e -a-rv.i, ihr Nrrti l iore accurately than Morse oeiatiiis. Appn ximately 2.r.'i"s"j t'oXy )er cent more words and stories weic received yesterday I n me pniiiers than the old telegraph ojx-ialor could have icceivcd. ohm n'a iu, J... I V. AiilllS'liTnN. July 17 (API jl'Uttit l'r nir mail iohImI i li-rka to Illy in lunil iilHtiia Io dlM riliHIn lhtt . .KlK-ed IS the lllillir. Neus IX liew nlilv n il uikii ll.lM,-' '"ruul- iu .olal rh-rka no lemanil or speed. Nothing is so old as yesterday's news aier and nothing is so sorry iik yestei day's news in today's iiewspiiper, ill heiii lli'.l um I...H.... :.i a i ... . i ... , - ""v in iw i inovnii; uiuay s news imiuy. ji s in step with progress, abreast of the tinws. Hut we liked the old way the intimate, personal contact with "the wire" that our Morse operator providedthe human element. And yu cui.'t blame us much for that. . I' on ti.tififf jm h I tie fint.TctJ i.'jf t 'rti-l fin. k1 -r fi'-nrntl Nc.. 'Hi" titiiiHTur.iiti,h f ih mymivm la Tl , rsi , . , , . . ,fRiM-ii m taKi' -iufi iin the rtpar uh. wiH(rvi.r (t now autonuuic IMririuim nnntcr (in-. Dlttll.ilHV nil Ilia NiW Vork in ( liii-iiato w llim of thr Iran, (.unllit'-noil roulf. JuiluiiiK l.y lha nliilla lira. Al lOnM!, Ii.im lieaii hui'Iiik In hrr rii rcnl -iiitur-n. -Al (iroluiiilr run Ihluw h.ii. ihrj ni ill. huuia nuw iiiiy liicu bu mauia lo. ' , liirt. ll'iHfT, rnaiitetyr i'lc; 2 Ilia. Ka fx a d'rx. CM" .: pooad 'Hooey, comb tie fb j ln;pWii I'vUloa-a 14 I4e; c aacS S'-" polaloa ; 1.; ,, (irn pft 2 iiml for lie. Slilnif la-ana I llm. (or 14c. KlApn hoi ilOUnaa toiiialoira JJ. Mi-ala-an loiiialoal&c lb. I'ara'i-r 1 bunch. S Tiaii caMae c lb. Wax onlona Sc lb. Illur Oic hea.t Kn-lu lie: 3 for Jfcc Telioar onlonaac lb. Ita'llabm 6c bunch. HotnouM i'tji.'Uiiilapr ji,c ntciu Hunch i-atota j fur lac. Ifllliirh l-rla c Tiimlaa ic bunrh. (lr -I'm; bunch. HolliouMi i.iiuce Z5c lb. i(an onluna fcc bunch, Hulaiaaaa ic lb Home aroitii aplnub 10c lb.' l-rulti. v'' Vel'ow Tianaparent apple J lb-. 0,r ibr. Meloua- Jijc lb. 'annil:K apdc ola Ic II) boa. Ilananaa l ; ic b. I'rraiftiriioriai 2 lor 2ao lamnn.-l'ir .Jon. Oranaa lutiTue los -v I'ba-rriea iic Ikik. I!ni,lwrri.2 for -5 jpTiinlrrlf inr oot I'lunia : baaltet. - i for He; larxe. I for Klorbia grapafrult 2no mca. ' Knicnr Can. aurar f ..i. Iliitir Soft wheat It.io l,h(. Harij r!eratto 1 4n a,h I'iMitlrjr Hirli,t filra J5C Hena Jfif, Jlic Ih. M.-al. ami nli " B-f boll if ,e. f'hotw a ii. I airaka jne Ih. KMinnn (airlnly fieah) Jic IU Halibut jiic lb. Coil lie lb, 7." - , '':' (huoUm -'.' .. Oaaollne. rtiular, rulalla. When Buying- Be sure to get the most . for your money You arc. assured of gocd (juality at a low price when buying hero. . In aplite TAl'W wxsii m its j-- ; rN v . as.- ti. a.9s n.Tin(; si its rik ih- io $i.n V j- J j"Silixl fW lTS WKMI pui i i.au piikhi IM OTs' Slllltrs 'k' Hi sum CM (IHIlS ami SI. II Hod Solea . Ira! Sle. . Size 1 to Wrea & S I. ... .soi; Io laSSMLi 53 It- o . Mi S , NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Better Merchandise - Lower Prices . :;':.' Once There Was a Steer that went all over the world. But . not until .after the meat wasv prepared for, market. The fine hair in its ears went to Paris to be used in an artist's "camel's hair" brush. The shin bones went to Shef field, England, where they became knife handles that were carried in men's pockets to South Africa and London. The sinews and tendonsent to Canada and Mexico first boiled down into glue used in the manufacture of furniture. Every part of this steer went somewhere and was used even x tiny glands no bigger than peas v went to pharmaceutical houses tobejnade into medicine. The farmer who raised this steer was glad to sell it to Swift & Company for,a good cash price. If he had prepared it for market himself, it would not have been worth somuch. Besides the meat, he could have saved only the hide and fats. All the rest of the steer would have been lost' Swift & Company handles thousands of animals daily and uses every part of them. Econ omy results. You benefit by it Swift & Company's profit from all sources amounts to only a frac tion of a cent per pound Swift & Company I.!. H. McGouch. Box 736. 1504 Fifth St. LaCrande, Ore. Swift A Company picking panla.