La Grande evening observer., December 07, 1928, Image 4

Friday, Decenilter 7, lf)2S.
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li'A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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BREAKS CONTINUE
IN STOCK MARKET
Mid-day Rally Is Followed
By Price Slump; CIo-:
ing Is Heavy , ,
NKW YOUK, Hit. 7 (Al'l-The
Hock market u Jiii h was shiiken
tfi Its foundation! tt-rlay when
ii liciivy wiling movement carried
more than inn Ihhim-k down ! to
$22. Ml u n)iar, broke sharply t
I hi opening today and then rallied
In brisk fashion as t In "Hull"
forces hastily erected llidr mip
port for the speculative f'uvQiito.
Karly declines or $.'t to f 1 f a share
were cut (low n or w iped out .ami
by mid-day more than a score is
sues hud Im - i lisled ! lo $5 (i
share above yesterday's cloning
plIci'M,
J 'rlc'i h slipped off fu the final
hour, despite tlx- drop In en 1 1
money to it per cent in contrast lo
yesterday afternoon 12 per cent
rale. Itaiiio. a tier advancing ' 22
points from Its low point to 4"J,
II ml Kaln of k, fell hark 20 point
to :iT(i, a net Josh of in point. ; Kt.
Louis Sout hwesiern suffered a net
loss or 7 points antl Wright slump
ed H points front its early1, top.
Pivotal Issues generally sagged' 2 to
b.potnU from their best liguiveHOf
!Hir day. I". S. Hti'H f I more thnh
Mm- points under yesterday's clone,
The closing was heavy, Total sales
aggregated R.aiMi.umi shares.
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
Wheat
Hit.
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CHICAGO (iltAIN
. On II lull l,o CloMt
....IIMIIV ' LIS! 1. 11 l.llI.HH
...ll Illt't ' I.IHVi 1.16 I. Ill l.lll,
. .Ut!'tmin . 1.21 1.21 1.21
' " i.lvniil'oW win at
1,1 VKHI'flOI..' I )!. 7. (AT')
Uhfal', I'lwwc:. i'(ri;niliHr, Uh il
I.hI- Iml hiXUMln, tin:. Maiih
M....H i.",, -Maf, !' I ' 4
Jiil... ii. Sil.4.iK. .
; I'OltlTAMI WIIIOAT
I'OIITI.ANIi. On-., I -. 7 (AT)
Whcnt, HIk Iti'iul hliD'Hti'in. hiii-d
wtl; l.tm miff, nhlli'. I.IT'-j!
UTstt-rn while. I. IIP.,,: Iiui'il wlnliT
l.ll'a: ninlhi'i-n iiliir. I . M: whI-
Hi ri-il. 1.1!. ......
J Onln--No. Ih. while. 35.6"..
Totl:iy'K rnr mtcIiiIh WlH'al H4.
flour fi. -orn 'J.
I IIK'AI.O ANll
V'lllrAlil). Dir.' 7 AI') Whiiit.
No. 2'IhimI, Nd. 2 norllliTn
HpiiliK. 1 . 1 1 fi. '
("oiih No. i mlm, -TK'4 ilK'i; No.
-yi'lln, &.-
Oiiln, .NnJrivhilV,'. it i'l".,;
Mllrnplir Kl'uili.
ftyi'.J HO HMll'tl,' ' '
hii rli-y. fri it nil 7:1.
'I'tinolliy Ki-l.f. li.iMiii r. SO.
I'lnvi' i'iil, 23.5(li 'At. r0.
pggs Drop CentI
f?littof Tc Firm
Oranges Weaker m
roirn.ANO, r?., Iierctnhir 0
KKKfl KrPMh tiirta'atil mtraK
rt'nl ,Juw'r.. .I,rijsh tundard flrwlH
ctit lowpr. ' Toi l land . dairy i-k-
rtiamff '(hl (mirt)t l-PKh Mnndurd
4-xlt'an, 4fiff - trti -KtiiiVdurd MrNtH,
4'Av; fnfh mr-dlum cxtrnH, 40r;
fn-Hh medtiiin' ftrMtH, 3Sc; tindr-
hIbpJ, Xlc. I'clfim lo rH u Hern, l V
1c oyor pxfhanffn ptici.
OiiionKr-lVr, ch I., fH-i'Kon, fS.fio
4.;o.
; Hutlpr,' IttHU, .poitllry, polatnin,
ynol, n.:itn, huy, 'ncara - hark Hiid.
liopM, rtcady. ' ' t
F'OUTUM), (ro J ('. 7 (Al'l
Another drop of one cent in t lit i
higher Ki-adi'it of vkk wiih eldenl '
on the Ineul niaikeL today. l-reM)i j
Htanda rd ext run are it noted ill 45 ;
eftilM and rri-nh Mtundurd fli'Mlr at
4K cpntM. Hutter and iionltry re J
main tinohanfs'er, wi
Kav.d oruiiKeK nre sIlKhtly weak- j T a
er, iiuoted today at 4.f0 to
a hox. Other fruilH Hteady. i
i a iiriiiifi' ih lirini-r at i..Fa In :t
) l.ettuee Ih down wl Ik'iI ly to to
day's prlcf of -.!t to
Het Ori'Kon onions aro i-f'IIInK '
today al $:i.fio to 4.ri0. No rhaiiK' Ktf
In potato prices.
I : rjr. if .xjf. I.: ffi'f
, fcy,t i w m- r- cia Sr
Smart Ties
. ' illVITIOUI AT
KAN' PUANrl!S-0, li. 7 (Al'l
Iliiltirrnt r. o. Ii: Sun I'liinclnio
5 Sr. :
m:w voiik i-iiriT
NKW VOJiK, Dir. 7 AP)-lrl-'l
I'rtiH iiiiil Imps. Htrmly.
Christmas Gifts for Children
Jay Blocks, '. ..l.!..:..L......:l7...:7.75
Traj)s (A most fascinating home.gamc $1.00
Dolls .............L.:...:...l9k to Jj?.95
Doll Chairs .19
Toy pianos .'. ::l..:..:.:..;:...'.:i:...$i.25
Pollyana (The Glad Game):... '. ...$1,125
La Grande Book & Stationery
Company
Formerly Newlins. .-: "
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Wool. ii:iour
HOHTftN, Dec. 7 ( Al') Tlif
'ommerciui Kulh-tln tomorrow will
say:
'Tilt week lias Jiei-n rather nn
ovpntful In the wool trade. Prices
have held steady on till descrip
tions and jaihtr uKainst the hayr
Ihan otherwlw. Ther Ims hen a
fairly rohuldcnihli? quantily of wool
bought ln (he middle est al pric
es rut tier above, the Jevel of t he
ltbston market.
"l-'oiclfn markets arc steady for
t he most pa i t. London eloHd
slljrht Im-Iow the high point of the
series littl to 1 '2 p'r cent above
thl clopp of tin; previniiM Hcrlcs.
AM prlttiary markets arc rirm, ex
cept for wme irn'KUlarlty report
ed at the river plate.
"The ntahtifncluiinK' plhtnlfntl Ih
very hen I thy and consumption l "ft
proceeding at a high rate, a.
cheet f ul otilloid; for future b.iwK
"Mohair Is fillet lint, steady. t'alr!C
activity is reported .lately In Turkey j
at firm rules."
I'hc Commercial Itulletln will
publish th followhiK ipifilatlons
tomorrow: j
Al. staple J -1 f -1 . i a : fine M. 2r
I'Y. comhlnK l.iKi'.f i.a7: fine and tof
F. M. clothltiK !l7ir l.n:'; valley no. ! y
I, l.afi 1.07. I JtJ
.iiuo.iir; wi IK""" K average i -
motil lis, OrcK'n (s r tin; Ki ade
stock; first comtdiiK 7ii S"; Rood,
carding 4fiir fin.
pippv "ssm
From the Man's Store
Vyi-IAT a veritable world of suitable gifts for men are collected
in this great store for the man. Every item has been selected
with the greatest of care so you will receive the most joy in the
Spirit of giving this Christmas!
Gloves -
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KAl'TIFI'l. cut tilk nnd
If nit th-s await your sc-
Inetlou In new nml iileaslnt,-desl(.'nH.
$1.00 to $3.50
jp.'Ht'jei!t'jt'.)0sr.'jr..e-
Shirts
8
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iiSf
noil ,
IS collar attached nnd col
lar to match humhers In
the newest of the new pat
terns. Triced
$1.75 to $11.00
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Gift Sox
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5
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5
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EITIIKR Hnptl or unllnrd.
In both pull-on nnd snap
cuff styles In tans, brown nnd
black. -
$1.75 to $7.50
Dressing Robe
ft
ft
wu)yrl.l IWts Hart K (i.lTtot A NfUt
IpitOM Interwoven, in all
silk, silk ami wool, ami
all wind, for both men and
yoiHiK men.
35 to $1.75
A Gift of a Suit or
Overcoat
by Hart Schaffner & Marx
TATIIER often needs a suit or an overcoat, but
he's usually so busy looking after the rest of the
family he lets it go. Now at Christmas is the time
for the family to get together and take care of him.
The Suits $37.50 up. The Coats $39.50 up.
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AN appreciated, gift to men!
In beautiful Rift boxes,
with rOlpppr to mntch.
$7.50 to $19.75 i
Pajamas
VA.
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"Miilii, n'aiw'iiiM
J AMERICA
i s gone I
i a $ because ,
lc4mmca Demands
Perfection s
1 Ril $150
S Mo.l-l 72 Pl
J J Complete k 1 V
less tubes) I IkJlA
2
MM A(iO I.IVI STOCU
cnirAiO, inc. 7 (Ai'i-d', s.'M
lcpt. bf AkiIc.) Moks lift.iMin; ac- 1 Jj.
tlve, tnoslty iri2 hiKhor; larjfe-1
ly S.Tf.if S.Kf.; market on wcIkIiI
avcrnffA above I KO lbs.; lop H-i'a
paid for 2 so lb. weights butchers,
nuMliiim to choice :Ta to I! (mi lbt,
N.fWf ti.'ift; " 2( to 2 Mi1 lbs. K.ar.'.i
H:!ft; io rn-riio-thM.sr' ir.xs, "
Cuttle 2.0(M(; calves l.ono; mark
et uneven, but mostly steady; yenr
lillKs and liht hellt'i-ft KettlltK best
action; killluic ijuallty plain; most
steers selling' at l.'Kfto downward:
slaughter classes steers, Rood and
choice 1,300 (o I.MiM lbs. IH.M'-'i'-1
1 4.2ft; 1,1 an to t.:iuu lbs. i :i.ro i
I7.2fi; Itfja to l.hia lbs. i:i.f."-M
17.2ft; fed yeiirllnKS, Kood and
choice 760 to Wftu lbs. 1 3.25 'n 1 Ii.- j
7ft; vcalers Unllk fed) uood and ft5
choice l2.fU'fi Ift.tMi; mecir.ltu I 1 .Kl I Jta
""'-' z
Shcc-p in.tMMi; limited early tmdc!"
on fat lAmhs, steady to 2fc lower; .'A
bulk III. 7ft r I4.no: top 14.10; sheep
steady; Tat ewes tl.ail'fi 7.1'd; feed -2
tiiK lambs steady at 1 H.'Jft i 1 ."t.Tft; , O
Iambs, Kti(u and chrdec ;i2 lbs, ,
Ifdi lbs. down ft.iHUt T.fio; fei'tler h " . ' ' 1 - - . - . . . . - ... - - . - 1 ' ' 1 ' -' - '
lumhs. Rood ami cludce, 12,7ft i I
ft
ft
TN' a number : of styles nnd
myriads of given hie nia
terlals and colors. I'rlccrt---
$.00 to $12.50
The
Man's
Store.
N. K. WEST & CO., INC.
The Store
of Xmas
Cheer.
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I'buriiAMi u r,sro( k
I'Ottri.ANO, Ore., Oec. 7 (Al'l
Cntl'e and iles Steady. No
receipts. Steers (lltui-Ktno lbs.).
KOod 1 I .fta fa 12.2ft; dn ( I'fta-1 I ua
lbs:). Kood, M.2ft o 12; do (Rno and
up), medium la.ftoot 1 1. 2 ft; do com
mon. $ la. ftii; hdtern (Kfta 1)m.
down). Kood !.7ft 'u Hum; do com
mon, 7 . T Ti li .7ft; cows, Rood. SS.Tft
"tt H; do common to medium, $tl.7ft
ti 8. Tli
bulls
Federal Airport
At Grange Hall
Now Completed
Hy Mrs. Chnrli's Sptnccr
( t Hiserver t 'orrespomb-nt )
C.ltANOK HALL ( Sp.-cia 1 ) The
ab ileid which the Varney Air Line
of Hoi.se, Idaho, has been using
since in .lan nary, I :2S for emer
lii'iicv land in hs Iras been nban-
Ho lo o-ilter. $4 -f 6.75: dom d. Monday, workmen began
(yearllnfs excluded). Rood t. uring down the haiiL-ar and mov-
Xetmcncm vvonder Kadio ?
II. & S. ELECTRIC CO., Inc. $
Frank Robinson, Prop.
Soinmcr Hotel Bldg. Phone Main 127.
I
beets, $t.2ftfo 7.7ft; do cutler to m'
tlhim, tl. 00 m t. 20; calves (ftiu) Ibn.
down), medium to choice. $s.fad
lo.fta; do cull to common, S7'a X.ftO.
Venters, mitk fed, good to choice.
$l2.ftar(riU; Tlo nuMliim 1 1 fu I 2. tut;
ilo ctin to common, $s.i 11.
1 1 ikm Steady, receipts !i.
Heavy weliiht t2ftli :i.".0 lbs.) inc
llunt to choice. $7 1is.M; uo-dlum
Wright 2Hi-2M Ih.H ). im-diuui to
choice. 7.7flit H,7fi; 1 1ft lit wt laht
(Ha.2al lbs ), medium to choice,
i.Sfl.ry.ui; ltKht Imlds. i:ia.Kia
lbs), medliiui in choice, vftr:;
packin sows, rounh aud suiooth,
Ht.RfUi t.RC Slaughter nigs -
ISii lbs.), medium to choice, $T.R0
M 8.60; feetler and stock. -r pigs (70
i;ta lbs.), mcilium to choice, 7.2ft"tl
s.ao.
t Soft or oily hogs and roasting
pig" excluded In above i.iotatlo!ifO,
Sheep- Steady, no receipts.
I-Miibs (S4 lbs. down), good to! -Mrs.
ihoic. ttlbt 12: do ('2 lb. dowiO. ' 'i
ing the lumber to the department
of commerce airways- Tlu gov
ernment emergency landing field
was rinished Thursday, Tho hTm
gar will he rebuilt immediately.
Mr. and Mrs, Sam liagain left
for their home at Kennewick,
Wash., Tuesday after having visit
ed relatives In this locality antl in
l a Grande for n week.
Itoy Cekeler. state grange organ
izer, left Wednesday for I'matilla
county on ofilciul business, on
that evening he was scheduled to
address a meeting of the Hudson
Hay Ktiimre, near l-ViM-water, nnd
Thursday night a meeting at State
I. ine grange, near Walla Walla. On
Friday he has planned to attend the
Pendleton meeting. He will return
homo Saturday.
Members of the IMrthday TMitner
club enjoyed a pleasant day Tues
day when they wer entertained by
(ieorgc Oekeler. Following
liavlng held the office of chaplain
for the last nine years. When thoy
left there about three weeks ago,
the grange and the citizens of their
town gave them a farewell party nt
tho town hall, where lft persons
attended. They have expressed
their appreciation of the cordiality
and spirit of friendliness already
shown them by the people of l.a
til nude. M r. Nizrr expects to
work at his trades of cement inn
son nnd carpenter until they find
a small farm on which they wish
to live.
At the HI no Mountain grange
Wed n esd a y the folio w ing o f f 1 ce is
were elect oil for the coining yenr:
Frank Wright, master; Kd Kekley,
overseer; Clrace tit-nut. lecturer;
C 1 a re n co "a i t e r, st c w a rd ; J a m r s .
l.lndsey. assistant steward; Jess
Mastcrton, chaplain; Charles Ha-1
maun, gatekeeper: Tina Gekeler,
treasurer: Hoy tlekeler, secretnry;
Cora Wright, pomona: Hat tie Kck-j
ley. ceres; Sara Anson, flora nnd :
enlist a l.lndsey, lady assistant
steward. These officers will bo In
stalled the second Tuesday In .Jan
uary when Blue Mountain grange
meets with the l.add Canyon
grange at Peebler liall for joint in
stallation. Because the men of the
grange were losers in the mem-
bcrship contest, they will entertain
the women at a "watch party"1
at the hall New Years eve. Plans
were made to this effect nnd Hoy
(lekeler was unpointed program j
which w us served at 1:30
medium, flu. ill; do tall w eights ) , c lock to I '& club members and.
nil to coniluon.i Jlt.ftO-.i 10; yenr- "csls, a pleasant time was spent
ling welhers (Iftn t.. down), me-I A i-anquet ol carnations
hum to choice. fSti lo; ewes ( I2 ;l nir";y K' t nom Mrs. i.eKe-
Ibs. down), medium to choice, $4.fto tiauitnicr. Aim. .Meivin mux-
was me io a i centerpiece
Pli.ft0; do y 0-lft0 bs
to choice, $:t.ftO f. it l
weights, cull to common
medium
do (all.
Wheat Weak Ami
Lower At Close
used tor the table. The next meet
ing of the club H i iu neld Jan.
2 with Mrs. Chailes Oeketer.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Nizer. w ho i
recently moved to l.a tltande from
a tarni three and one-hall' miles i
from Moardman. 1rc. were visl- i
tors at Mine Mountain grange Wed1
CHtt'Atlo, Oec 7 (AP) oprni itesduy. Mr. and Mrs, Ni.crwere.
ing at c otr to -c up, Chicago j active piembeis or - Orecufhld :
wheal biter showed a material ml- giance. at Boai.linan. Mrs. Nier
hack .ill around. Corn. Oats nnd -w., - i .-w
puwisbms weie etonparat i ely Mrm m-t Inner, com to c de.Mi, ,
with corn siarliiiK Uc to v high-U'.its :Im( at 1o r tlechne, and
er. but "Uheuoi m l ' read nig. ' pro i sums ai ving i nun t ic set
Wheat closed Weak. S to I'.c b,t. k lo a use ul
A rVli YV U 11 J I I V I 1 V
FOR YOUR BATH -
The finisliing touch of a
, luxurious bath is Grecian
Rose Bath Talcum especi
ally made and packaged for
body use. It is pleasantly
fragrant, very soft, very
clean feeling.
Not the least of its virtues
is its economy. A full pound
package of Grecian Rose
Bath Talcum is only 79c
and each package contains a
large soft powder puff!
Pre-IIoliday Clearance of
Millinery
THIS large assortment includes the smart
est of new Fall and Winter models of
Felt, Velvet, Metallics ajid Combinations in
the popular colorings and black.
At Reductions of
25 to 50
N. K. West & Co., Inc.
"La Grande's Leading Store for Over 30 Years'!
committee chairman nnd James
; l.lndsey was asked to head the rp-
: 1 rrcshment committee. Hoy tiekeler.
k Secretary. rend n mm tminirn t ion
wherein all persona Interested In
cUlrytnff were urged to attend the
j dairymen's meeting in Cove Dec.
111. Mm. Cora Wright, lecturer.
presented a Very interesting pro
I grain w hich included readings and
recitation by Mrs. Kdith Cn-kele,.
' Mr. Hohert Masterton, Mrs. Kd
! Kcktey, nnd Mrs. Hert Grout, and
Inhsic hy Mr, and Mrs. James I.lnd-
to commit suicide.
When last seen in the hospital
Craig wan wen ring a pair of wine-
cntored pn i:inmi,
3I00N DRUG CO.
t (Agents for the Owl Drug Co.)
I'ATM'.NT fSrAITS
roriTI.ANIl. Or... IVC 1 (Art
S' William It, Crnl. is. f.di.iul
' prisonnr hi'lil ul (loo.l S;itnurll:in
rrtlo..niial. ,'sojti-i1 earlv toilav. Iphv.
"j inc noli; liijli-aimij hi' iilnniifl
The
Bohnenkamp
Mortuary
HI h anil Sprinx SI.
n.t, BOHXENKAMP
Iilciwl ljiihnlrai.r
Ph. Mill n 41 I)nr or Night