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Thursday, July 19, 1928- A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ! Local News Ip Brief - Hero l-Yom lOitftii . 1 Lulhor HlnUiimn. of KIkIiu was butiliH'Hi)' vlistor liuro toiluyS - To Km no flat Mihj Hay Snider and Bylviu Cuthcart, ot 1m O ran tie. went to Uumo Flat near Union yesterday on a business trip. Mr. uml Mrs. Frank Pike hud oa tlicir gui-ntu nt their homo- on Greenwood street Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. JCd Meyor, of Pendleton, who left hior In tho day for C ruler luko on a vuratlun trip. I'Uh.'ir Vest en lay C P., Ilolbrook and Hay Snidor were ainonff tho .a Orando people on flsliinff trips yeBtenlay. They went to the. South Forks of tho Wallowa river and caught a nice mens of trout. , ' tr,., Leaving for Portland' j; Mr. and Mrs. I'ctor .. Arholdus and son, Hubert, aro leaving for ruilund tonight where they will epi'iid a eek or so on business nnd visiting frlendB. They make their home ut Kummervllle. , 1 ... I (JMi' to Call fon i In I 1 Hlehurd Hramwell. son of Mr. and Mrs. . I. M. Hramwell. left; Monday night for San Francisco, Cul.. where ho will visit with his aunt nnd uiulo until September, at .which his .time his parents will meet him in Portland anU bring jtlm homoi wo is a wgn scnooi siuucni. "; . i : (oiio Home ' I Mr. mid. Mrs. Khlrlelgh Tucker nnd two children. Bhirlelgh Jr. nnd . Donald, left yesterday for their homo near Drogan in Malheur county afte,r visiting here for the past four days with Mr. Tucker's parents, .Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Olson. Visiting! Ifcrw ,Mrs. Frank Mahncko nnd daugh- tors, Julia , unci Virginia, of Wln- toek, Wasji., are guests ' at tho Wan llansen homo. They arrived ycHtenlay evening and expoct to spi'nd aliout tea days here. Mrs. Mahncko and Mrs. Hansen aro cousins. l'-mn. Trli j M n " - T Ilndsey and Her sister llhiun Earner of PrSm- .,?.; i ll i r Lt iZ tae. returned to La Grande yes or- wulh a crescent city Cal " and .To TvlHil.'h Crater hike lr Llnd-I " " "I'l o.j JL, Jtiii.'inar ftovenuo Mvn Here . mil ncvciiuu .lu'ii iieiu . aperlal deposition is being rnnuuciu an 1119 iiumluiiiuu uuiiu- Hit? for u-low iiays mis wcck uy W. ti. I'iKV. ciopmy revenue coi- .lector nnd V, C. KHey and Mr. Ho- ljurt. Internal rovonuo astnts from law und MIhs Pearson went there rortland.- Thd deposition Is be- nbout three week. " On their ro int? heard at the civil Bcrvleea turn home they spent a week In room of the pout office Infiltflnff. Kos Anffetes wltli their son and v r 'brother, Dr. Lanier Pearson.' llmklclM rylii Aim. 1. Ilolbrook r. .wl Mra A. J. ilolbrook. of I.a Grande, ami Mrs. ( I'.'JloJbrook's mother and fiither, Mr., and' Mrs. W. Huff, of Klein, went huckleberryfnff north west of Kluln yesterday, flndlnu a ronxidcnihle. qttuntlty of the small fruit. HurklclMM-rles are nlso ported to be plentiful on Ktubble- Held mountain near Klgin 1 Acbiiiii Positions K. O. I'uyton. who has for a number of yt-ars been a clerk in the I.a Grande post ofHce and 1. A. Kennedy, formerly a rural car rier at TlRard- out of Portland, have exehHiiB'd post office posi tions, the a'rraitKement having be come effective Monday.- Mr. Pay ton, in his. capacity --made many friends here. aWl he Was also a well known' inenibec of the Metho dist Kpiscopal church. He hntf been a resident1 of l.a Gruftde.for many ye:iru and his . friends are sorry thathe has been .compelled because of ill health to niovo away. Mr. I'nytun'Tlndi that Western Ore gon climate Is (a Rreat benefit to him and so ho took the oppor tunity to so tlfeero and 'be. 'out In iie OIH'M..'- lteillK a lllOtO routo J1 longer; tliaifi the average enr Tor mute; the position Is on a par with his former job here. Ha family will remain hero definite ly. "Mr. Kennedy, who with his wife and. young sons, Tom, Leon ard and Douglas, is equally satis fied with the change, he declared Hits moriring. saying that he has "always liked this section of tho country and Ut. Grande. Mr. Ken nedy Is an anient fisherman and is anticipating the many mountain Mream trips that can be made in this vicinity. Mr. Kennedy in par ticularly "keen' country. They t heir home at on tho imnalia TWO MORE July Our Entire Stock Reduced Minor Aoffclom Cars driven by Irvln Koyl and I moiten e Hutchison figured in a minor traffic accident on Fir and W yesterday at 3:30 p. m. J . , M.S. .11. .11. I. ! ' nit into Candida to- ' initiation of one candidate was a f ,.,, r . .ll it..n.lH n.n.ilnfv of tho Moose lodge at their hull lust night. C. organiser, waa H. Olafn. tllBtrict a special Spoakor. I'rgcxl to Attend All members or tho Women of the Moosohoart Legion aro urged to attend the meeting at hagies hall tomorrow will bo held. ngh Initiation Hero From l'dulleton Mr. and Mrs. Oeorgo Hartman, of Fendleton drove to I A Orando this morning, returning homo this afternoon. Mr. Hartman came over to attend the meeting of the. Ore gon Normal school -board of ro- gonta building, committee. ; Buck Prom Iko Worth Alinon, manager of tho Cinderella Frock shop. k Is home from Salt Lake City where ho spent several weeks. Mr. Alinon was seriously ill during his ab- sence. , 1 '' ' ' . -4 . jAH EaMrrn rasltioa Jt wij be of Interest 1o I - a Grander who knew tho late Mrs. Edna Svtrt Allen to learn, that her son, Gilbert Swartr, Is noW llv- Jns Jn Akron. O., where ho has a. splendid position with the Goodrich the company. r . t ,; t -: ' ivo mLW "fn Iike , Miss Ullian Mimhaugh and Miss' Aerial Johnson, of Bpokane, Wash, left today for Wallowa lake whero they will spend ttie weekend. They have been visiting, since Monday with Mrs. J. T. Richardson. On their return home they plan to go by way of Bend and McKlnzle Pass. They UP0 making tho trip In Mi Johnson's car. J'oriner Clll.en Hack Keenly euger to visit' with all Jils former acquaintances ' and . friends In Iji Orando and mtglitlly"tJ10 tragedy announced that tho 'amazed with tho progress of his former home city, W lllani Dox jjj, Unlvomal Graflco said that the ho couiwctod with - Cteorgo - mother and wlfo of tho assassin ,Good ,ho m"'r Hole .' Is In ,,ver0 a,B0 under arrest La aranAc- Mp- 1ox ' stopping. Genenil Union, chief of tho nt lho Sucajawea Inn during his ;pl.0)1,dontlal Starr, announced that -' v "" continued tramiull despite : ' ,th0 ln"'nse fcolinB vM 11,6 "u"r- i :..: l"g had engendered. 'Ihe army . I ' Mrs. J. T Pftni'unn nnti rli)trlta lur, DuIoreH returued homo Mon- iur, iuiores,'. rciuracu nomo eion-., day morning after spending. some iinm in ohu imku .i.uy. aiiji aiieciwi., ara. .j'ouraon vas'.oayou 10 oim j.auc i:iiy uuout nvo wccku at?o by the dcuth of a brother-in- COMMISSION TO ACT. ON MOVING ORDINANCE LATER (Continued from Page 1) UBSOl.uton wcrc ln a,u.uum.e and spoke In favor of the ordinance. , One declared that the niovoinenf, slide. while a new Idea, Is progressive He was stated to have lived at und Is being Introduced In othor Guadalajara but to liavo come to cities of Ihe Pntted States. "New 'Mexico City six months ago seek Orcuns, Hiirrlsburg and a few oth- ing. work. Police asserted that ors have already adopted such an they, found upon him a picture of .ordinance." Harry H. Parker, sec retary of the credit bureau, said. I'Mhally It was decided to post- pone definite action on the ordi nance pending a further Investiga tion by the commissioners. . (tiirbagc Wrupphig IHtisseiI ltefore adjournme-nt- Mr. Playto said thut several complaints hud been made to him In reference to the1 ruling ugalnst wrapping wet garbage in papers. He said that housewives havo told him that It Is hard to keep unwrapped garbage In a sanitary condition If not wrap- 'ped in puper. V. (. Crews, city manager, explained that the ruling was considered necessary because of the difficulty In separating wet garlmce from paper so (hat It can be fed to hogs. IT. 1'. Andrews, city Inspector, also spoke briefly regarding tho mutter. No definite ucllon was taken. WKATHKH llT AMI COI.lt WAHKAW, I'oland. July (AP) While most of I'oland is still swi l terlni; rroni the heat, the tempera ture in Ihe region of the t'appar- thluns has suddenly dropped to 24 havo established dcerecs fahrenhelt, destroying vil li:." Second street, tually nil the crops. DAYS OF CLINT'S Clearance Sale SPECULATE UPON HOOVER'S PLANS Friends Believe He Will , Not Advance Specific v .'Relief Plan ABOARD HOOViCR Tit A IN, -ftini who hi conferred with ! ., j I..- ....o. ,, journey to Ciillfornlu huvo gained the Impression that, the .re-1 publican presidential uumhiee does not intend to advance any specific plan of furm prTfef In his nceopl- nionth. Them name friends de- ciure. howover, thut Mr. Hoover Is thoroughly alive to the fact that j the condition of agriculture pre-! Kents a problem which calls fur( solution, and thut ho will .pledge, himself to make a thorough suing! survev-of the whole situatiun, and! to dedlrute his, best efforts to the formulation of u practical plan of aid. Details of n specific plan very I cuuho of Its eentral location und its likely will be left for further study j houHlug facilities. The program with the possibility that as the which will be announced later will campaign progresses proposals will Include morning study programs., be outlined, with the first of those recreational afternoons and evun prubably touched upon when thojKelistic services, to which the pub nominee speaks ut his old home ut;lle will be Invited, In the evenlnns. West Ilianeh. In., late next month, j There will be mission and scrlp- Ah ho bus , traveled across tho' tural study, song services and. ad- continent during the past five days, j Mi. Hoover has reeelved some- - hnt eonfllctlnu views from lead-1 - fei - M In the farm movement as to ! just- what tne situation In the corn j torday were the Hev. Chester llad ,belt really Is as It bears upon his . ley, of rortland;. Mr. L.ee and Mr. own nolltical fortunes and those of ; Morfurd. of Portland; the UeV. Mr. hi uartv. . Ho 'hi continuing his ' conferences with political -jtoduy. . I , , ... --t ' ' leaders ARREST MORE ' SUSPECTS IN V MEXICO CITY (Continued from Page i) he stated to punish not only ,ine .material author or the crime out also- to punish "us examples" those found to bo "Intellectual directors of tho deed." General Antonio Hlos Kurtucho, Installed as chief, of police after prisoner "had commenced to talk." nnilfir orilftrM to main Lilt n t no . . . .... iri,..,Dn. in ti... n,itlt.,l 1 " which caused numerous enemies of obrcgon to fife in Tear or tneir .1V4W t.mwthd (onfildnraMv ,rh -.,,. nommlKMion nf coiiffruss was BUinmonetl. to meet today to consider the political sit- 1 uution which has resulted from tho aasasslnatlon; ' Whether ( Calles WOUtU coiuinue in 01 1 it;u unci- jiib . term expires In December or i whether n not her would be elected' ta . replace Obreon was still a ntator of conjecture. t I 1 . Prisoner lne-stloiHMl The prlson(r, subjected to con l lie prison(r, su ojeciea 10 con- obtain Information from him. was said unofficially to have refused lo admit accomplices and to have Insisted that he alone was respon- 1 the Priest Miguel Augustln Pro- juarez, who was executed In con- nectlon with the attempt to assas- slnute General Obregon with bombs lust November. A rofury and other religious emblems were also found. I NKW YORK ritriT : 1 NKW YORK. July 111 (AP) Jirled fruit u.'ul hops steady. OUT OUR WAY ii ,.f Ov- Or- HiRUL, more Time. ewiKi' Ar4 V ; . :P 7 Do rAAvyE. .cboMe j uess Time VAHooiW; ' ' W OF HOME. MADE V REST O' US. i'i I WOUR SEvAJiKiG. avajeaRiW BuAMKE-TS , ' . '0 . . z.l ' OM MORE GlRLlw'yf 'jil -- ' IDAHO SEEKS LOWER GRAIN RATES WEST (Continued from Faee 1) sell in larger bulk than In tho regular Oregon territory. Ho ald that It costs money to keep grain buyers In the fluid and to maintain country offices, and .that the wheat growers'should not have to puy for any over-supply In buyers. All this expense is con B ""' tl' J". 0t ': ru uun I gel srnrcu ai u.iuiiier ''man buying a bunch of wheat. I Im witness said. "My greatest ;roube luuylng much Ueat." Thero was a flare up between- I Martin and a J. Wettrlck, attorney, ; representing Heattle, when tho law- yer asked the witness regarding, talking to Wcttrick'a -witnesses at the Seattle hearing. DISTRICT TO BE HOST FOR YOUNG FOLK (Continued from Pago 1) dresses by important offlektis and leaders uf tho churclv on-the eon - Terence program schedulo. At the committee meeting held here yes- Macey, of Melba. Ida.; Mlsrf Jones of Starr. Ida.; Miss Allen, of UtiiKC, and MIks Heflon, of Stun'.. They returned home today. . . C. K. t.'oiifcrcnee Set ! i'-' . Tho summer conference of tho Christian Bndeavor will be tho real iiuttion .of ii desire cherished . for it number of 'years by leaders of the organization, ft will bo held on the Smith Fork uf the Ml nam. out ( Justine, and will begin Aug 20, lasting a week. Supervising the vaiioua departments of Ihe .week, will lie leaders In the work from ull sections of tho state, and tlicy,)llg 0BJi'j,Bd'.brHllait.tBlU career. nrs arraiwniK vu. n... . interesting program, with the aa- ...im i. ........rtunltiea fur rccrca-i ,, 8Uch fte,ng. hiking, swtm- , ri,nit, etc.. that otter a do- cided appeal to the young people. ,,cll(,el.s consider the site an Ideal onc The Kov. Wl,Uol. Mt.yP1.s, of u( ,,01.tlul,, lui Mr, Kverotf, lu - dent pastor at Kugene, will bo tho ,, ...engem. V . ti., tL,u,,.Uunn fi..,.n . m Mtn iiiiniiiunoin Jliiton' ... ... ,i.'. " ,.,'" "ev. Woston I (V 81. W0 Wllll(MVa UIl(1 tne ucv. Mr. Wplld lot Knteiiirisij; are J,r,httrwtnrK- teiuh'd by aiipioxlmatcty V5, they nntlclptite. 1 ' , - ' A 9 J ' MClUpUl W Otntl Aid In Fighting Fire ," MAI'PIN. Ore.. July 19 (AP) Kire that swept through dry grass and aan. brush near tills city late . . . . ., -i. i,i,i outskirts. Hunkers, merchants and women Joined In tho fight to, save lho cUy- 1 Swedish Relief Work Called Off - KTOfKHOI.M, July 10 AP The Swedish Spltzbergen relief ex- peditlon has been sent orders to return to Stockholm. MOSCOW. July III (AP) Uussia Intends to . strengthen her forces Kcnrchlug for Hon Id Amundsen und ! his five missing companions and for (he six men carried awny In the balloon part of the Italia after Its crujsh north oC Spitsbergen., MARKET NEWS , . CH1CAU WbraU ' '' '' Opm . ' . juijr m Sot. ...l)42 I , u iaati ' uvkhpoou wheat . UVEKI'OOU- Oraln close: Wheat July 9s, 7 lid Oct, lis, Pee. 10a, d. , 1HJHVLAMU WHEAT . POKTL.AM. Ore,, July IS AP) Wheat r Jllg Bend, Hluestem, hard white. II. 1: soft white. 11.27; waMlnrn .whit.. ll.47 hn.,1 will.!.' l.ta: northern spring. ll.SU; west.) era red. $1.1 1. Outa No.(3, 36 lb: White feed, Today's car receipts Wheat 44; flour 10; corn hay 6V-: . - CHIOAtiU CASH . CillCAOO, July t (AI') Wheat No. 1 hard. l.2SK;No. 2 hard. M.S8V4. Corn No.. mlicd. -ll.SVi;,No. 3 yellow. (UIH QHiVH.: .. ; -.j tlats No. S while 64 00c; No. whlt 66tt64c.., ..! . , , ' No sales rye. t.'' ' V . " Barley 70Sr90c. ;-y.;, Timothy ,eedl4 jr 4.2S. r" 1 . " Clover .soed23.6i!'.25; ;( .' Wheat UhseMM t And totqer Tpday cincvao.;ju'ij- A ai own- lhg"i' to l'c off; wlwut 'afterward at time reeoVr&i.to aTov yes terday V -oioslnjBr. ev.et."'-'''': velopedi Matlve. slreligtn, startlWg at Ho lower o -l4t advnnce.onu subsequently icorlhlf gefiera'l gains, oats- were casV:','Jlrovlslons' iiko- .wise tentledtp; Safe,' ; Vohott,' t0.st 1 1. Wh.: Vlosed IIW,!1 ; "SSO lbs., medi 1 He net lorir: -eorti 'unchanged' . ..ttf. , ,,h. advnnee, and- provisions .Uhchunged to ;17e down: ; BIG BILL OUSTED; . '"' IIN. IaIXVia 'OLL)OTl fcontliitre frdm- Page .1) . iUHf BUM Tennis sensation .followed tennis ,., . w.i , .il. ' oU)ler because of . sympathy ovor.vwothcrs. 110 lbs. down, medium to TUa.n-; Ulaonltmerit dlsai- i .choice, , 7i 8.60; ewes. 120 lbs. vZtmVnU. (beoauso,, iheMMCiis : not. down, medium to choice. $4(1.5; do ihosen for the singles iao-160 lbs., medium to choice, (3 , U'' " 0.X Vnd Wear took thoisi 4.50: do ail. w eights, cull to com- ,ho mum , see. the ' thing through. I :' ' : , , reserved tlecislon uhtlll tbla-l ; . IOllTliA.NI PIlODt'CK 1vcnlng but If Vas- confidently': ox-lf .noKTLANI), Ore,, July 1!) (AIM iL .i.-.-'i.-j.' .. -j p,.cted,tha after the excllcmclft ot la hectic y had died doivn ho wlli:ltraa .Kg higher. I'ortlnnd dairy ex -..y , , ...... - tko over hls-asslgned place on the - team. jaggu , KMi TIMIKX WINJ4 KXIIIHITKI.V ' TAUTKt;iL.' France.' Juljvlll (AH) William ' TV;' Tildeh - ;sM"; Baron Humbert lc "ATorpurgV four. " , . ' This, was jhe score ot a thrnilng,' sot-of tennis ployed today betweeul the feeding- stars mt the .-'American and Italian "Uitvlst cuir teab.s -who, :'lnK sensatloior Uoclslen isuspendlitff Tilden. .are'iiot to meet t" "ctUal cup.'o(llpetltlon.'i r, - v- ... - Support Al Smith ATUXNTA. GflM July J9 (AP) 'Hnl Httilth. iurmM. AMnmur und HQn-or Hvlnt embnr of i'resio,eni...i.ieTCian(s.:capinM to- iday was sponsor or . .can to :;ipyul (democrats of Georgia, for a mill - luni canipuign on ncnair oi ino uemocrauc, presiucnuai iickoi, Ilt. MEA1 J. PICMHiKTOX . ICNDI.KTON,- Ore.,; July 19 (AP) Dr. Klwood Mead, reclama tion cominisslonor, was he.ro toduy In conference with Slanfletd, Ore., officials, rttutlve .to the . Staiiflold b rlgi.tlon project., , '-, , i By Williams ''P. ' OF THE DAY O GRAIN Hlsh low , CIom) ish m is 3H 3TMI2H im laoft ' mieiittt Terntr nt VMnr And R.C. A, Possible NEW YORK.' July 19' ( AP) A merger of Victor Talking Machine company and the Itacllo Corpora tion of America Is still a possibility oiuinlluOAnB In tl.la ull.l are expected, Kdward K. Hhumn-I ker, president of Victor Talking Machine, said on his return from Europe today.' Buck a combination tvould be or tremendous beneril to-'both companies.-he added. l"OHTI-ANI MVKSTOt'K :'lOK'rl.ANU. Ore,. July 111 (Al) Cattlo and calves steady. No receipts.- '. Hteers, 1 100-1 130 Ilia., good, $11.26(11-12.10; do 060-1100 lbs. good, (11.511 13. 10; do (800 und up. medium. 110.2611.26: do common, $8.60 M.ti. Heifers, 850 lbs. down, good.' $10ff 10.50; do coihmon to medium, $8.60tj l0. Cows, good. $8.76i9.26; do com mon to medium,- 17li 8. 7S; do low 'enlters, 5i!r7i Hulls (yearlings ctltters 10 medium, 7;2fi; ' do cutters to medium,' f7f'7.26: do Calvos, '. 600 lbs. down, medium to choloe, 18.6010.60; do cul tocom :non, . 0,6011(8.50. VeiJfrs (milk tfod)- ood to, choice. 13 9j 14;, do. liietltum, I'JI-WUt'flocull to coni- jnon,.7.6tHi l. ' Mogs' steady. No receipts. 1 ' . -Miity weight. 260-360 lbs., mo- il'hmv to- choice. 0.60 if 1 1 ; medium , Avelght, oo-260 lbs., medium to; 1!6 light weight Hum' to oholce. light lights, 180-160 i choice IO,26(li j,-5. packing" " "S1 Ismaot'li. 8.5nb0.a bows, ' rough and i 60; slaughter pigs, 130 lbs.,.$IO(li ll.6o; feeder and) ti atockor pigs, 7W-H0 lbs., niodlum , to oholoe, J9itrl0.26. .fplgs.Bvcluded In above quotations) Mheenand lamba stoady.-lteceipts 276.".' v '' ' '' ' I . Following quotations, except on luuib'sr on shorn basis. . Lambs, 84 lbs. down, good to cnolce,- $lo.75 J tl2.26:', do- uz ins. , uown. lieuiuiu .'la ' coin num. i 8.6(1 HI i.lb: yearling Wholesale prices: Huttor kx - . - change not' ho lesal , vr ces dubeV: Kxtras 46 'Ac; stnndurds yyc. prlnb',hrHtJi,"4Sm: 'tiVHlA ' 42c. Croumery prices: Prlnta, He ovor cubo standards. . ; Kggs Standard oxtrfts and ttfond ord flrsU lAc' lower. ' Portland ua,lsr, ox.'..unge standard extras r? m"'T?, " V" dairy exclmnge (net basis): Kresh 2Dc; fresh stand fresh medium ox- esh medium firsts iSflLK-Prices -to retailors HU3c ovor exchange prices. , ' Milk steady. Haw milk (4 per 'cent), 2ft cwt. delivered Port land, less 1 per cent,' Huttorrat, station, 44c: track, 4fc; delivered ut Port lu ml. 4t 6j 4Sc. Ppultiy steady.1 Alive, hens over 4Vj lbs., 24c: 4 to IM, ills., uuc; 'to A 1 lbs., ISc; 3 lbs. und under, 15c: Hprlng and leghorns, 24c. otatocs stditdy. Quolutions on :..,;(lHl1 of ino-lb. auck: Pest varieties lierig $1.50 1M.7G. Woi Hloady. t Kusleru . Oregon ;Wqols (f. o. b. country points): wools (f. n (holcc IlKht Kllt hrlnklng Cine, 35fi 37e lb.: heavier shrinking, fine, 32 UlSiel crossbred wools, JtlnHOc Valley: Medium 6(lc lb,; course 45e 1b. Hay steady.' Iluyliiir prices: Husl- vrn (li oirim timulliy 2 I ' 2 1. fill; do valley IT.60f. 18;. lilfaira H7.r,f. fd'IS; clover $12; oat bay ir,' HI: straw tK.&U ton.' Melllns prices fl ton more. mn ts FRIDAY SATURDAY Sinews w . ofthcFaminfFojyes featuring "Alberta Vaughn Gaston Glass Anders RAndolfJ and 'a stfperh (, v. - n ww m wry Bulls Outpoint Bears in Daily Market Struggle .NKW YOUK, July 19. A1') lle umptlon of tho upward move ment of prices In today's stock mar ket encountered stiffer selling re sistance. Prices started forward at tho opening, fell back when heavy selling developed In sonlo of the high priced spocialtlea and then moved upwnrd ugaln in response to a lowering of call money rates. Trading continued relatively light in volume. ' ' The closing was steady, Colo rado fuel was a feature In closing dealings, rising mnro than 5 points. Wurren Bros., Union Carbldo, Am erican Itadhitor and Hloss-Hliotfleld Hteel were strong In final dealings, registering gains of 2 V4 to 6 points. Totul sules approximated 1,280,000 shares. . routritY ' SAN KKANCIHCO, July 19 (AP U. 8. Bureau of Agricultural Economics) Broilers: Leghorn, 1 to 1 lbs., 34 4c 36o; 1 ?i lbs,, 34 85c. I'Vyors: Leghorn, 2 lbs., 34J36c; 3 4 to 2ti lbs., 341i36c: colored, 2 to 2', lbs.. 34 Or 35c;' 214 to 2 lbs., 34'lt'36c. , ' ItLTTKHKAT ' SAN' I'MtANCIHIO, July 19 (AP) lluttertnt r. o. b. Ban Krunclsco, 610.- ' ". ' ' ' '' ' '" . Ventilated, Airy while you eat our spe ; cial lunches and din ners" - "-: -'. . ; The Tiffin Warner Bros. 1 x vaJMw . Comedy Charlie Chaplin in "The Pawn Shop' Rubbcr iaa iu.Il.1 ii ""-wij: - imu - 3 u iJf 1 I . IMPOSTTOn OPEBATI50: According to advices Just rocijri" ed In La. Grande by the chamber or- eommorce irom tna natimai better business bureau, aa ImpM- tor representing hlnuelt aa belag employed by a hosiery concern', In New York la now working C'atlf ornla towns, calling from door '4o. door selling hose. 1 Aa a baft 'for tho purchase of four pairs of hose, the victim Is offerod an 18-pleeo set of china, to bo' "shipped direct from the factory." Terms are spot cash, but neither he nor the goods , are again heard from. Housewives ' are urged to be on a lookout fori him and he Is expected to enter Oregon soon. - ".C' i: ' Tlio boy scouts arc canipaiiniVff against smoking of . clgareta ;by . women. Muthors seen behind, Ilia . bain sneuktng u puff should, be-'re- , ported. . . . - : i - - eweawiMBW. WE BUY FOR T'ESSf E SELL FOR JjESS Men's Oxfords Are you looking fori Hear ' Values? Hub our special HneT oC Men's OxTorUa tun .caitl und btatsk Kimmotul liluohortt ' In funcy stltehlnff. welt soWrf . uud , rubber hool ' , ( f $2.95, $3.95, . .Work Shoes Kolld. all - leather' heavy work shoes that will Kciirn'. 1 tl ' M!5 '- - NewYorkSi ZZ2 Oestibyers of HichPrket TODAY I FRIDAY WITH WILLIAM RUSSELL - N ecking ItlMiaCalkl TODAY id ay 1 : Saturday, Xastm' Aetol' In n AIuhIim siory a hcrecn .Ma-sterplwe, Also 1 lodge Podge "Nicknames" . t'- 4-;. SAVE NOW Sale Closes Saturday, July 21st IllllnJ I 1 u,TS TTTTZ ImwHrtWl Comedy, "At Ease" -THE STORE WITH A CONSCieNCE" ,
