La Grande evening observer., November 08, 1928, Image 4

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FRANK B. At'VUKUY
HARVKY K. MATTIIKU'H .
Puhlltdied evenimjH, t-xcept Hunduy, at 1414 A damn Avnue,
La flrande. ik. The tijnrvf r-Htr publlMhed 9 very Kriduy.
Kntered Ml the I'ostof f ice in J -a (irande. Oregon, as KecoLd
ClaHH M.il I Matter under tu t ut March 2, 187
OFFICIAL I'AI'KH OF UNION' COLW'TY ANI 1MB
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MKMIlKK ASSOCIATED I'ltKSH
The AHMOcIated l'r.s U txclutdvely entitled lo ute for publica
tion ot all i.ewn dlpHlcti-H credited to It or not rdherwlM credited
If puulUhed herein. All lights of republication of special dls
patches In thin paper, und alno the local news he.-eln alttu are
renerved,
KL'ii.SCIill'TION RATfcia
My Carrier
Pally, pel month In advance . 76o
Imfly, tttx mouth In advance 14.50
Daily, alnHle copy 6c
11 Alit 1 1
Dally, per month In advance ....... 60c
Daily, per six month In advance $2.60
Dally, per year In advance ..... 16.00
Weekly Observe r-Hiar, per year l-f.UO
AL'VKKTISIXO It ATtiS
Dinplay, foreign, per column Inch
Display, local, per column Inch
Time contract price on application.
Till; MAX OF HdlKOWS Surely he halh home .Mir tcilef
ttnd c.tiiifd our m.itoms. r v o did i-.stecm liiiri at I'icltfn. Mnlt
l4j ii of Ood, .Hid iililntcl. I .-a. ill; 4.
Now it will ho iiitciostiiiK to
tell why tliey couldn't forecast
1 1 lore accuracy.
Our conratiilalioiiK to the winners of the numerous local
contests in Tuesday's election. Without exception, we believe,
1 hey will make good public officials and will serve the com
munity, county, or district conscientously and well.
1'or the first time in many years Union county and the
d'stricts of which it is a pait will be served in the state legis
lature by an all-republican delegation. Friends of Albert
Milliter, whose service us a legislator has lieon long and
aithful, will it'oiet his defeat, but they will also be quick
lo appreciate the new advantage the district will enjoy by
mis harmonious delegation made up entirely of republicans.
With a republican state' administration and a legislature
picdominanlly republican the chances for real accomplish
ment, in matters of particular interest to this section, are
greatly increased. Mr. Kbeihard, a former state senator, is
experienced and well equipped for very satisfactory service
the coming teim. Mr. Kiddle is already a leader in the state
senate, and Mr. U'eatherspoon will enjoy that distinction in
the house this winter. Mr. Johnson, a new man in legisla
tive work, is intimately acquainted with the needs and prob
lims of the Wallowa iVnil 'l"ifn'cuiiy area? I!c" will be
quick to learn and will be equally devoted and energetic in
his work for this district. The coining session at Salem
) n mines to be unusually important, especially in its consid
eration of tax pioblems. No one can envy the work and
itndy required by a member of the legislature. We can,
however, wish the new delegation well and promise them
our best co-operation in the promotion of a better ami
j;i eater Oregon.
A NKW TUIAI. K)K I'KOniHITION
Already the diy forces of the country are pointing to the
Kot ver landslide as a great dry victory, saying that the na
tion wants "not less prohibition, but more not less but
More prohibition enforcement." It is the general interpre
tation put on the election in Kurope and will, without doubt,
l,e responsible for general agitation for a more strict en
forcement and observance of the ISth amendment and the
Volstead law.
We are not at all convinced that the margin ol victory
for Hoover is identical with the margin of victory for prohi
bition. Kveiyoue Knows that drys and wets did not vote
for the dry and wet candidates accoidingly. In the same
' !'.. , it is generally recognized that many people, feeling dis
satisfaction with the present
;;mith or Hoover, as the case
rpoken policies i n the pinhibition issue.
Nevertheless, the success of Hoover in such an over
whelming manner v ill mean a new trial for national prolu
1 it it ti. And we lu-lirve it is the desire of a great many so
called "wets," .'is will as the drys, that mole strict, more
,'overc liquor enforet ment is the only direction the country
can go now. If the people of the I'niled States do not wish
modification sufficiently to show that desire more forcefully
tl.iin they did Tuesday, il is safe to say. at least, that modi
licat:en is not paiamount in their minds and thai, they are
v-ilhn.' to have a more strict enforcement undertaken with
energy, persistency, honesty.
That should be, and we hope will be, one of Mr. Hoover's
; ouls when he uiuleilakes his administration. He admits
the present, undesirable liquor situation. H,. spoken of
the violations and abuses. And it is only fair and just that
lie should iuleipiet pait of Ins victory as an uige in the di
rection of mmc "cneral and more specific prohiliitioti en
forcement. The same attitude should be taken by a lu;r niaioiity of
e.ti.ens. I'rolnhii en 111 its present foiin is in continue. At
l"ast until the chance for better enforcement is given a fair
liial. And the public that has allowed its vote to he taken
i'i favor of such a lnal owes to Mr. Hoover and the federal
; ml local ( nfoi cement orgaui.'atiniis the suppoi t of iiidividual
I'bscrvniicc. Hoover suppoiieis. consciously or otherwise,
have given him an obligation. They no longer have a right
lo the attitude that, piolub lion is good for the other fellow
but not applicable to themselves.
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read the political forecasters
those "doubtful" states with
liquor status, did not follow
might be, because of their
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'HOOVER MARKET'
CONTINUES TODAY
Avalanche Buying Sends
Wall Street Sales to
Shares 5,000,000 .
NEW YORK, Nov. S (Al')-The
'Jloovt-r Market" which icul off to
a. flying kIhiI yi'KterdJiy. continued
lo pta forward today under an
itvalaifht of hiiyliiK In the topper,
nil, motor, m-r-hiindl)iij; and food
Nhare.t. I-Vara that ft tch ideal re
action would follow th Initial cel
hiatiou of the Jloover victory In
spired ptofil-laUlnh' In all ixauea,
w hich dropped two to fi polntfl hut
t he K'-niaI IM point nl upw ard
n II li ifalna i.intrimj from 1 to 1 !
points.
The cloving hh atrontf. H vera I
of t he high priced shares per
formed i;ith-r eria I lon;i 1 1 y In the
late t r.'idtiitf. Montgomery-Ward
Jeapfd to rt 7 1? for an overnight f?aln
of 22 point ft. Wrlirht Aero climbed
Into the $.''"0 rthiire chip hn It
moved up 1 1 i points. Coty did
nearly an well with a gain of 11
llndio wh up &' points and Went
ern I'nlon and C,enral Klectrle 1
pfiinia. Hlnndard Oil of New Jer
sey reached It )i If; he.nl price" Hlnce
I'.fj1: hk It touched RinK
w as confident Jn many fiuirtra de-;
spile Ihe lifting of thf cull money!
rate to fi i-i per cent. Hales were.
more t.hun S.Mftft.ooy aim ret. ,
I'llltTI.ANU I.IVKSIXM'K ,
I'UllTI.ANU, Die, Nov I (A I
--I'allle Hn.'l culvert rH--lU 110.
all Jalry slock . Iilllcl throoxh.
Htcuily. with hIixth (lino lo 113"
11).) Boo.l 1 2.0(1 i 1 :ri"; (lo O50
to i loo n,H. . 1:00.1 ii.oo'u I2.?r: (lo
( loll an. I up) nioiliiiin lo.ooltll;
1I0 common s.io'.t la.no. Heifer.
Iir.11 lh. .loun) i?ool !.:( 'fi I'i. (Mi;
lo common 7.51 't n.f.'i. ("own. iroo-l
R fid'o v."i: do common to medium.
G.&ii'.f s.f.O; do low cutler -00 'a li.-1
5o. Hull (yearilliKH excluded).
pood l.eefii i.:;,i i 7.75: (Jo cutter to
iiitwlitmi. CfjO 'a 'i.Z'i; calve (;,noj
Ih. down) medium to choice. R.CIi'
fit In. 0(1: do cull to common, (I.OO'.i
S.u'l. Vealers, (mllk-fud). i;ood lol
choice. ) I :no 'it I :i.0(.; do. uie.lium.
S 1 (i.r.c 'if I 2.0(1; do cull to common.
$7.r.0'(i io.r..
Hotfl N'o receipts, Kleiidy.
Heavy urlKht ( 250-.I5II lh. me.
diiim 10 choice 7.011 ',r s. 75; medium
vvi.iKhl ( 2"0-;'5(l Ih.) medium lol
choice 7.75'o J.llO; llijht ueicht.
I I ilo-i'mi Ih.) iii"iUum to choice. I
( lion a. 3i; IlKhl lliflil. (130-lfeil
Ihs.) tile. Hum 10 choice. 7. 7 5 'o- S. 50. i
!' I' i- und slocker pis (70-1 Jo
Ih) Hum to cholct' 7.50'u H.50.
piicklntr o. ioukIi and cnioodi.!
6.6" St T.fi": dlaunhter plfc-a ino-lji;
l. I IX 1 1 II I il lo choice. 7.id 'it S.50.
(Koll or oily ho); und ruatin?
1IK excluded in above .) uol a I ion. I
Kheep and lamh nun.-. t"il.l.
,10111., Ktcady. M ll. dotvlll.
(rood lo choice 1 I. no t 12.00; do
f'ij ll. iliiun). medium lO.OO'n
11. oil; do (all ueiicht) cull to com-I
IIIOII K50 'it I II. CO; yeurlillK uelheiM1
(15o II.. down), medium lo choice
K.eO'i' I'i. (Mi; cue (12(1 Hi. ilounl.
Hod lo choir- i.H'V 0.50; doj
(120 1511 III ) medium lo choice.!
:i.5ii'(, (l.lm; ,1 (nil w cljlit I , cull j
lo common 2. ""'! :i.5o. I
i'iiitrrM i'ikuii ( i;
'(illTI.ANH. (Ire.. Nov. (Al')l
- VV'liol. .ile pi Icc.i. I
l;i.'k- Sliindiird cxtr.i. Ic hlcher.J
J'tu llali.l dairy excliatuje ( n.'l I-mh-isl;
fr.h lnluliir.l ev'ra. 1'Jc:j
rr.'sh latidar. lhl. 41c; f teh j
medium exlniM. .Hie; freh niedlilm i
flisl. ;llc; iitelei Hlze.l. 20c. Trice
to retailer. 1 'it 5c over exehaiiK"
pile. I
Itijtlei1. inHU. poultry. potntoij,
onions, w no I, nuts. buy. ca.Hi-a r.i .
hark jind hops, stad'.
V i ;W Vl Ut K. Nov.
Pi ld fruits and hop. J'
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MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
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Mnr IIH I.IHS. I.I77. 1. 1 . ? 1. 10 ' i
ISi 9 ISI I.SS!I '-i I .SO I.8S
i n I Itl'ool, vni-;.Vf
I.IVKKI'liftl.. Nov. x (.').
llraln t-li-: whi-jil jkt 1'mi J
Hi'Vi'imImt ..Munli J:i.::.-.:
May -V34
I'Oltli.A.Ml Will. VI
rilllTI.ANH. Ilrr., Nov. K (AC)
nill Hiif lli ll i IjIiiixIi iii, Iii.i.I
lliti-, l.ii; Holt whll.v l.lj'j;
wcnli'in tthiti-, l.i;.'-..: luiril vviiil. -r.
I.I'J; ii'irlhiMii irini;, I.n'.t; wl-sl-in
i-.-.l, 1. 1 li.
limn - No. ;.;s iii. v.hli... 35. ..n.
To. ay's, cur rTi'i;ls - VS'lu-al oT.,
flour 1, corn K, hay li.
IIKM.O CASH j
No. 2 I aril. 1.10; No. 1 north..-) n
.ipi-ini;, l.M.
;orii. No. i Inlx.-.l, 7'. ',E '11 mi;
No. 3 yellow, SIU'oSI.,
Oats, No. 2 uliiln, 411;- No. 4
uhiii'. 41 1; i ll 1.;.
Jty.'. no null-.
Barlf. Sn 'n 7:'.
Timothy ni'i'.l. i.lm '.1 r..0o.
Cloor hi'cl. L'.'t.";'. 'it HI. 7.1.
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HAN I'MlANl'ISCU, Nov. S (Al'l
Hutti-rrat f. o. I. Kan l-'ranclr-i-o.
LA CKAMiK WIIOI.IJSAI.E
MAKKI.TS
pprlnh's lSf 2!ic Ih.
Heavy liens 16c Ml
J.lirht henit 14c lb.
fctat; lie ll.
I'hnir.
Hard I-'edeiHtion ( hard whuat)
Hofl wheat 17.40 bid.
$7.00 Mil.
I,A Clt.VMU; ICI-.TAIL MAHUI.IS
Ialrj.
It nl ter, cicjiitu'i &0c; 2 Urn.,
$1.10.
Kitks 4Sc doz.
('het'fu S.Mi 4oc Ih.
lloucy r'ornh. 2lc ll.
CK(Hhll4
I'OtatorH $ I.KO ewt.
Artichoke n. ,
Parsley fc hunch.
I'omi;ra:iileN -- ;.c It.
Local taimaue 4c Ih.
Cauliflower I .c lh.
Wax onlonn Uc Ih.
fltapi-truil. l-'lorida
for
Lettuce- loe Iw-ad.
Kndive.--lf,L; 2 fur Slic.
Vetlo7 onionti - c Hi. . .
lEadiHlieH tic hunch.
Ituncli carrots 3 for IT
liuncll heels hv.
'I'm nips rc a hiinrh.
Celery lac hunch.
(Ireen onions fn loincli.
Cirt-t-n peppern I 'nz lit
ltuiatmKUfi fc lh.
llnhhaid Siiash - Local 4i:. ;
' " 1 rvuif.s
Kelirious apples 4 Ih. ha.-skct.
L'ac: fl.K'j) ho.
Jonathan apples $ I . I if liux,
1 hi n ti tuiH 1 L" '. Ih.
rerrdmmous 2 for i:rc.
Lemons - 4"c do..
OranK- 7"c doh.
('rapes 'jor Ih.
I'ears Ihiitletl, y.'.r a how (
(J lOinperor (Irapes Ur lh.
Lady l-'iiiKor RrapeM iuc 10.
MiKar
Cane .-tucar - Jtl.M.
I'huir
Poft wheat $H.4o hht.
Hard fedttntlnn$x.4a hht.
I'oilllry
Sprini; fries - -;;n 'o itJc H.
llptn L'f.'ff ;'tc lh.
.Me;, is ami I l-h
Heef 1.011--U 'il I SC.
''Imps and steaks 2ii 'I
Satmoii I .tr icily fre:di)
Ihilihut r .
Kiihhifs 'jr.c lh.
Cod :.f.c lb.
III.
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4;iLv(dine
reuuhir. i-iall.
THE CROWNING REWARD
Trading Fairly
Quiet Today In
Portland Mart
i (ii:TI..NI, On-,, Nov. Ji (Al"
Alth'jot,li lr;iini; nan ritt vei y
Miappy on loial wiiolfnah- produce
iti.tr-h Wit morning. cotuiiUfdllM-f
"'re movim; fairly weil. Jloover.-
elect inl) WHS looked Oil Willi fa VOI'
hy the majotity of t hi- tnido who
predict t hat the inarUet im; prob
lem uiide.i' li Ih admini.straltoii a ill
it-ir careful attention and i'isi
ani". Apples and pears were rellim; In
ood volume. Varieties '(nd piicca
uiMe unehant;i-d.
Nnthintf of especial Interest was
notices hie on t he wlKdewili- Vetfe-talih-
maikel, fiiipplien of all line.s
heint; lilM-ral and trading fairly nc
'ic. No price changes were o.uot-
el.
l! i pl for another tnlvance of a
cent , in the limitation on standard
etr;i ei-s. there v-re no chaiiKes
in the hutter anil eJT list.
Receipts of country kille. hon
and veal were fairly heavy and
pi iceB wen. correspond ini;ly (.(.y.
1 'oris wan especially draimy . and
values were low ut I IC'it.
Wheat Higher In
! Chicago Market
rilH'ACO. Nov. S (AT) Uper.
ini; to - otf. t'nicaKu wheat
later held near to in it i.tl fiuui es.
I'orn and oats weie relatively firm,
coin stiiittni; at N to sethai'l;.
hut afterward scurini; (Jains. l'ro
i visions inclltiev) downward,
j Coin clo.sed unsettled lz to iC
net hnjio-r; wheat to Tc up;
, oats showing to "jf to 'sc nil
, anee and pio isions varying from
' .'it- uerlllie to a l ine ot' ie.
CHICAGO lTOCK
,' I IIH AC.O. Nov. i (Al')--(L'. S.
Ilepl. of AKi k'ltlttire). n.s, 10
. re.ptH 'inn; mo.I.y l'('fjl,n' ow
;r than Wednesday; btHcher.s, me
'rltiiiu to choice ;;,n. :!.-,( ih. j.m'i
1 .(. i'; j 1 1 -if ; o ih. ti.toi :,; -1
Jon il,. yi;n ; ;i. in.
J Cattle T.oiiii. calves :i,o".; uciuli
ty fcil sli--iM ot Itihelweni raiie
'continue dull and sharply low'-r
than a wceli a cm tno.st sates $1.no
to 1 :.n dow n ; t rade aiiotit ste.i.Jy
j w it h Wednesday's dull close;
, hIo u till t it c.as.ses, ,sl re cm, irood a nd
lioice 1 :inii-1 ,ih h. 1 J. 75 17.7.;
ma -1 iicii ih. i :;.7.". ' 1 7.7.".: !
j 1 I an it,, i . 7 u I s.nn; f, , y. ar
llinus. k-oiid and choice 7.'.m.:i.Vi h.
J 1 'o 1 7.:-.",. Veal.-is (milk fed)
! ;'iii. and choi. i- i:;..M'i. I.V.M'; in"-
I diiim I j.:.m r i:i.:.n.
S'-eep VOOli; slrnni: In '2'f llilli
, it; top H.im: hulk fal lambs i:t.."
jto i::;:.; hest rat r-wes t;.7:.; r I-
im-s stioiii;; lauil'S. nood nnd choice
i 11.. down! Ci.MO'o M.imi; ineili-
1 1 III l.'.J.'i'il l:t.Mtl; ertei, Int'lilltll to
choice ( I .".a h. .low ti ) 4."0 '.i tl. s.'.;
fee'li-r lanths, ailfl choice 1 '2.-
'25'., Ill 25.
NORTH POWDER
PERSONALS
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i. il Mr. and Mrs. C. .1. Fors
liorn left Tuesday nouiiiii:; for
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Unusual Winter Millinery
In a Vivid Array of iXeiv Colors
CIAITIVATIN'C because of their beauty,
J their i;hic; the lovely quality of their
fabrics ihe smartness of their ornamenta
tion i-iid the moderation of their pricings.
Many of them are Paris inspired styles
from noted makeis. Fashioned in felt, ve
lour, soliel, velvet, in Fashion's favored'
colors.
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In ilic cilv Tn,'. . .
i M. M. Hill.:-, -ii niiini.il fr,,r,
I In nt i t.l "it VV . .1 ti, -iliiy fi.v
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Ai'liuir l'Nvv,.rih rv 1 'U n.'-l fr..m
Taenia. VV.. - T'l.'-.l.iy alll'l
I'Cii.loiv; (vv,. vv.-k- va.aiinn al
111- li.itnc a n.l . v. t-t i'-l!;;!-.
j 'I'nnniiv' 1'.'. lie. win, lia.i 1,.,,-h
tl. iv un (lie S'.m.lai .l I M! n m l; l.,r
Mr. i:l-v air: Ii. i rlurii, I o. Ilik.r
iilini' li. I cmi'l'iv , ,1 l.i I he ml
cmpa iiv I In
I . M. i;ill,l..n I Vh. n.l Ml-.
VValt. r Jniic-v iv. n I'. il.i r VLlli'i.-i
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Fur Trimminffs Appear
On The New Winter
a COATS A m
indeed are those coats for
lino, richly lurred and of lustrous materials
so fiatterinj; to feminine beauty. -Mere words tail to con
vey the true smartness of these ultra-smart models, seen in
all" of the season's smartest colors and fur combinations.
S- r-r.lo Smr.00
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Adorable Frocks
for any occasion
rlTII that irresistahle youth
ful air found in all
smart frocks this season.- Irregu
lar necklines, odd shaped buttons,
novel flower and "art" ornamen
tations, makes this season's frocks
cue of variety.
Swathed Hip Effects
TiKKS, pleats, uneven hemlines,
the trim .silhouettes add great
ly to these already smart gar-'
mcnts. The materials of crepe,
both silk and wool, satin back
ciepc. jersey twill and flannel of
fer you a wide selection of apprqpr;
nate frocks for any occasion.
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Just Arrived
Smart I'cw Models
from Peacock - Armstrong
a new i eacocK ereaiioil ot the "moderno Z
1 type, of brown suede combined with bur- .
Kiiniiy siik Kin wiui
modem art buckle.
Diversity of Styles
APv.MSTIvONT. presents two new types of
footwear: a street oxford of rich" brown
python at iHI.oO.
usual smartness with
heel at
West & Co., Inc.
L;i Grande's Leading Store for Over
'' -v" J-'-! I'li'i"'! rr.iiii (imali.i,
iN"l.. Mr. I'.l.lvM-l! Iiii'i., ,! tvv car-
I - -... 1 .'t h.i-.s i,. thai n, Int.
A.v I I"''" :i'.oi.l.'l,'.l 1.11-incK.
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l;. hi- ..ircnt li, r,. Til. , .lay.
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