La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 03, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextI ; ? Paw Four LA GRANDE EVENTS OBSERVER Thursday, January 3, 1929. Local News In Brief VMt In Baker Mivand Mrs. C. 1.. Moore, or l.a Granite. Pnt yenlorduy la Uuker. I "' Ioom6 Mi.rixi The Mow lodKa'.nuit 1nal. night for regular routlnii ImsliH-HS. . . . . Harry WWiw-r VWw ' . Harry Wolmi-r, of Vaw, ia n via. Hor In tht city today. To Hve . ( Walter WIM, of l.a Orunilt-. ent to Baki'r tlila inornlnK to eo Jill alster. Mr H. 1. lJeailiuan. jtlr. Slavll VWta ' Bob Muxwull. of Hukor, la u via llor In i-a Grande today on bual 'I i r i filenn Mmxiln VlalW . . ; Qlenn l.tnculn. of Cove, Irw li ft J a Ornncln followlnit a ahort vlall. Whllo here, Mr. Lincoln atayed lit lhfi la Oranda hotel. To Ferollc4oii W. H. Qiilld. illvlxlon mipcrin tendenl of the O.-W. It. & N. rail road, and Olul Group, arcrntnry to H, Guild, went to 1'endletoil yeaterday. Mr. Kayro Here '. K. A. flayre. Union county miiii'r tntundent of achoola. returned to IA Urande toduy from Huli-m whero hn attended thu county aehool amier intendenta' tueettnK and from I'ort . Jund where lie attended the aluta teiirhem' eelivelltttm. Muriel Clarkxton VIxIik Muriel Clarkaton. of llaker, Is vialtlnir In Ijl Orando. Bhu 1 at tlio Hacajuwea Inn. from Hake b S. Hue, of Hukur, arrived In Kciuwlli All! IIW- :'". 'v 1 wotknutn VWU i ; . 4-$, Kenneth Alpert. of La Orando, l Hardy 11. Murray, of Unity,' 111 at hla horns aufforinc from atockman and owner of a flan farm, ; mum pa. He la a pupil In the fourth vlalted In 1-u Orande today on btial grudo at Central achool, .- noaa. Mr. Murray has a 4o-acre laku ! ,,, for hla fiah, located on the John Iteturn to Homo ' 'Day highway. On hla cattlo ranch Mra. Henry Finn and children ' he haa Sou head of Block, ho aald. returned to their home hore Tuea-i day nlaht from Portland wheru To Lira at Walowa they vlalted relatives during thoi Mr. and Mra. i. JS. Calkin und weekend. . . children. I'atrlela, William und I Ilonnie Nudlne. paaaed throukh l.tt ! Orande thia iiioruing from their Ota Hi I lain I Orande thla morning- from thel V.. 8. Handera, who waa arreated home at Heriiiiaton, en routu for New YeoVa nlirht on a charae of Wullowa. Urn., where, they will MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY Whctit Alar. Ala j- .... July .... CHICAGO GRAIN , ' Op. lllKll lAW 1 - ClOM II6) . 'l.Jtt ' l.lSVi l.1Sl l!a MHMKi 1.1874 1.17 I.IH&IIH1 110 lUii 1.2014 I.l!4 l.l,fl.l Grumlo this iiiumln for it dbtorderly conduct, whs round guil-i inako their huuir. Hhort visit. Inn. Ha In ut thu Hucttjuvvnu, itfta llryun. tit rondleton, who hit lwn u vinltor tn La G run (If, left yesterday. Hlie was rKitrttTod ut thu Lu Orundu hotol. - To V mi mil lJt II. J0I1118011, of I .a Orund wont to Vunionlu, Oro., yBteiduy Mr. John wo 11 In HI und expects to rt'cuieiato ut Ills homo.' Kiirns to llukcr Mm. KiiReno Ostrom, of Ilukor, returned to her home toduy after vtfcltlnif In 1-u Orande with her par enir, Mr. and Mrs. Jouies Gibson. Fmm Cttnmn lt(cli Mrs. Clmrti' HtriiiKhum and duiiKhter. Kurel, and son, Kuhhy, of Cannon Ileueh, arrived In I di Grande this niornlng- to visit Mr. and Mrs. 1'. J. Lilly. K el urn to Moiitluiiotitti .MitM iHithellu Hynionu and MIah Irmu WulkliiH, of Ji Grande, U'ft Tueitduy for Monmouth wjjero they arc students at tho OreRon Normal achool. They vucatloned nt their homes hen during the holiday ty lust nlKht In municipal court und was sentenced to 16 days tn tho city jail. 1 :-. I'OHTIiANI) WIIK.T I'OHTLANU, Oil?., Iec. 3 (AD Whwtt; HIk Hi'nd hluestem, hard ile 1.47; soft white, 1.16; west- white, 1.16; hard white, 1.1"; northern sprlnff Western red. Jwhit Fern Vlr-Klnia Woman VUlca Airs. K. Crutchfield. of VI rK In la. la vtsltitirr ut the home of Mrs. O. f K. Iioane und Mr. und Mrs. George Hurnett. Mrs. Crutchfield Is Mr. Huniett's sister. Hho came to Im. Grunde from Lewlston. Idtu VUltM KtM4r Krunk Gihson, of Enterprise, wan a visitor fur a short timo in I -a Grundo today. He went on to his home. Mr. Glhson has been visft Inj? his slitter. Mi's. Gertrude liiRle. inuii, ul luytun, Wash. ; lU liirif. to lcs Moiiii's Ernest Kuus. of la Grande, re turned today to Des Moines, Iowa, whero he Is a student ut Htlll's SHi Is InslniHor t'ollepe of Osteopathy. Mr. rnus Arthur Johnson, of Wullowa, hus been spendtnx tho holidays passed through l.u Orande reeently, with his parents, Mr. und Mrs. U on his way nome. Air. jonnson is ruus. a farmer In the Lower valley r Klon nur Wullowa, Hla son. Kay ettw. Johnson, whom he visited re cently, is an Instructor In chemis try and mathematics ut Oregon Hlate college. He was graduated from Albany colleRe last year. 1.11. " ' Oats No. 2-38 lb. white, 36.(. n'oday"s,car recti pla: Wheat 45; flour 4, corn 0, oats 3, hay 9. Mr. Williams Visits W. (.'. Willlanui visited at the Eastern Oregon state hiKhway of fices in Iji Grandu yesterday. Mr, Williuins tjus been surveying hli?h CHICAtiO CASH . CHICAGO. Jan. S f AC) Wheat, No. 2 red 1.37; No. Lhard,' 1.15. Corn. No, 8' mixed 83 Vi; No. 4 white. i26i'33. Oats. No. 3 white 4G4j 4ti; No. 4, white, 43'4M4. , It ye, No. 2, 1.04. Itarley, 64 i 68. Timothy seed. 6.85fy C.45. Clover seed, a2.26f 3U.60. t lOIITlAM JdVKSTtCK I'OHTLANH, Ore,, Jan. 3 Al) Cattle and calves, steady,' re ceipts, cattle 610. Steers (1100-1300 lbs.) k'ond 11.- way locations ttetween i-aKeview lu.w; ao taoti-iiu ns. roou. and Hums und hus been transfer-j 1 1.61 12. 6; do fsoo and up), me red to Vale. idium, 1 1.5iH 1 1.26; do common. jyti to. So; heifers (850 lbs. down) iBoo'J. 10.255f 10.75; do common, . oilletta Safety Itazor five. !m . .a- -1 cr- - f- - I iiiiiiNHf Hiiiii imiii vzr Auiiiiiiiifjiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiik: v aw iiiiiiiiii II KOTOS' lliilnia to (.ramie ' Mlaaea Ida French and Jean I . French apent the holidaya with : ltil AH t'li-a their grandmother and uncle in All Kuatern Kuaene. Ore., nrrlvlnir home Wed- , are clear. acconlliiK to lh report ' do common to medium,' 7. 511 f 9. &U; neadoy liiurnlnit., Their mother, or the officials of tho mute high- do low cutter tr5.iiUM1l.5u; bulls Mra. I. ('. I'renrh, who waa prea- ' Wuy deimitnient here. The rouila (yourlinga 'eiclutJed). bood beefs ent at the wedding- of MIkk Mlld-jare allvi ry, however, and drlvera 7 2r. a do cufier'' th' inedli red Dorla hov. tt in Cortland on of aiiiomobilea ulioul.l be careful, ' 6.5ns, 7.25; calves (Goo Ilia. down). New Year'a day. returned to La , officials atule. . -i , ,' Inieitlum to choice 9.006 11. 0U: do , , tctill tq common. 7.5ot,nn: veul- Jllsn .Vrlxm A.K)lntil! !,.,. milk-fed. Rood tol'ctioi-e. 13.00 Miss J,oia Nelaon,- 1.0, Grande t,r 1 4.110: ' do inedlunii i l.50'i 1 3.00; student at the l.'niierslty of Oru- t.ua (D common, ,04j U.60. jnou, waa recently appointed to tlio, lloRai, Hteaily, receipts Dfo, all Profit Taking Brings Reaction In Wall Street 'NEW yOHK. Jan. 3 (AC) llvavyproflt taking which brought about sharp leuctions of & to 15 points in some of the hiffh priced specialties unsettled today's stock market after an opening outburst of strength hud carried inoro than a score Issues Into new higii ground. T While most -observers re garded' the set-back as u nuturul correction of a temporarily top heavy fcpeculutlvo position, some sclting uiso Is believed to have been influenced by fears of a largo increase tn loans, und a possible udvunce in thu federal reserve re discount rate. lneiiectual efforts wero made to luilt the huge volutue of selling in the final hour by pushing up in dividual shares. Uudio rallied to above 400 again, when call money softened to seven per cent. West ern Union moved up six points and Home Grunde with her daughters. Oregon Highway . surir 10.26: cows, good 9-5010;- . oth presentativo Issues inrCtTresn selling onrtiie mines. The - closing was Irregular. ; Sales ap'urOximated 6.yo.H0li shuros. j- v " 1 i -1 i yheat. Unsettled Arid Lower Today What washer compares to this at the price. You would have to pay $40.00-to . $60.00 more to secure a machine equal in features and quality. See the One Minute "CO" with its, pure copper tub flexible tur- , binator,' latest wringer full capacity hand-. (some nUh jmdappjajanctr see it before MODEL OneMsnute No othfir washer anywhere near this has as many exclusive and modern improved features as the new Model "60" One Minute Washer. Now, at a price that any home , can conveniently afford, you can get all of the efficiency and satisfaction of cleaner, quicker and safer washing of clothes that has made the One Minute Washer known to American women for years as "The Best Electric Washer" made. Come in and let us show you how much washer value you can get (or so small a price. A demonstration in your own home if you wish.. W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. An Opportunity to Save Substantially on Smart Shoes. ONE TRICE SALE. Burnett's Semi-Annual Shoe Sale t- An Event Eagerly Awaited Hy Many ' Men And Women. i All Itrokon Linos, l.ntli Mi'n's sinrl 'ini.,n's (imp Sntvhil Pi i.-o nf SrilHl 'I ! M - 1 ! '. i52b5? Values tu $8.50 5 1 ! ! Sale Now in Effect. See Our mdy. Don't Miss These Wonderful ! Values in Footwear. Burnett Shoe Company Quality Shoes Lconoiny Triees. iiuHltioii of asiBtnnt idilor or ine-di,.-,! or contrucL' Heavy MrlKht honorurii's mction of thu Ort-Kium, ,:r,(,.j5 n,a y mciliuin to cholro. IhB coiHRi- year hook, i naimera 7.754, mtxllum weisht N0011 Is euilor 01 me aecllun. 2r n,s.) tueilium to ehoice. 8.50W Nelson is a freshman In the school Uehl wclBht . (lSO-Ilio Ilia.). ' Journalism. , meiiium to choice .75 10; paek- ...... ' llnK sows, roufrh anil smooth, $8.76 IWtliw Father ,rS, 4.75. Feeder and stocker plus . A- Hulc'""""-. r fortliind. ., )8) nit(llum t0 cnolco, K. A. HutfhinstMi, who Is very ill CHICAGO, Jjin. (AI') Op.-n-hifr unohunt-d to u "lower!, Chi cttfrb Viuuit ufterwanl flhowt'd o (jo(i. I HiiKni senerui eiiff. corn ana out a wore (t'luiiyeiy nnii, wjtn corn KturtinK .ic off to c up. Provi sions inclined downward. Wheat, closed unsettled V to net lower, corn ut H to Ho uil- 7.7.r.fii S.B0. at tho Grunde Hondo hunpUul. A. , " T ,u It. Hutchlnsun. of Oakland, Cul., celtta- 4 another son, went to North 1'ow-', tier toduy. Tomorrow be will leave lOUTIAM I'ltOOL'CK fur his home. He hua been with tits father in than a week. 3 (AD N. K. WEST & CO., INC. Announce a OAO Reduction On All RED CROSS SHOES WITH A--SPECIAL GROUP PRICED AT $y.85 Numbers. Of Incomplete Sizes ' of Discontinued :w ALL ZIPPERS AND RUBBER FOOTWEAR Reduced 20 ; N. K. West & Co', Inc. "La Grande's Leading Store for Over 30 Years" I'OUTI.ANIJ. Ore.. Jun. this city for inoro .whoiaie ptivtH, limt'-r I'ortUtnd dairy exchange (i 9 fnvl whoh ecile prices (cubes) ; ex-1 9 ICetnru ' tras. 46c; Mundarda, 44; prime 2 miiriiimiiui in fud ii-' fkrulca At, , rVuuhliirt prices: i'rints, 3c over cuhu 8tan-,J ' Kkbs Steady and unchanged. Milk-huttertat cent (ower. Haw (over 4'lba.A hr-rfti (30 fchS 1 schools for Wallowa county, tansed IthroURh Jt G ramie this morning on tho way to his home at KnteV, I prise. Mr. Conh-y attended the . ululii t nnchiim' rnnviml inn In I 'n rl I land and the convention of count ' n,,lk- M ,,"r c,nt' "6 CKt de school su.erlnt. n.lelilM In Salclll. leered l'ortland. less 1 per cent. Other WhIIomu county scho.. offl? Hntterfat, station, 4Tc; track. 4Sc; clals who attended the 1'oKlairl lellvred nt Portland. 5oiB2c. ineetlni: were: II. M. Dulioisi ol i-o-.mryT-taay. (Huytna pric. : . ...... ... 1 .lillv., hciiiv hoti. ItW, I JWVpil, ftUI'ei llll' ll'l'm IU 4u"n r"', ..... ' I "YimflMi)TM.iirlflir JohiMrm arfn Alftff Tlr'-'lic: lrredllllir-mft I Alalia tintes. teachers in Kilter-, "') iJBht (under S prisw Fl schuol ' UOxkW lie: aprlns. Stcs hIik ks. . . .) 211I1 L'qc; turkeys, dressed, No. 1 I MI Maxatlnr l!Sfc: sn-ese. ixr.:nc I When Mra. J. K. llulsi'. of Jt. Onions Steady. per'ct., Ore I flrande. president of the I'lilon gon. $3.75r 4.(H: hollei-a 2.5U. county W. Ore., recel W. I "earn around In Ins nt some of the family heir-! Wool, nuts, hay, cascaru bark. looms housed then.. One of tho. ho,lS- n 8l,.dy and unchiuiKed. InterestinK Items she found was a . ; copy of the Youth's t'ompanion rrit'rk r i XTi-Trro Itubtlshod Dec. IU. 75. Slle 1 li LAl 1J1 1 0 liriiiiKht the mui.-azlne liuek to l.ui HF.T Ifl.YKATl TFRM s s vance, oats unchanged to up. und pro Vision 8 at (join 2Uc setback , to a rise of 5c. To Err Is H uman Oh, how jrreut- human frailty, which Is always prone to vire! To day thou confessest thy sins, and tomorrow hkhIii tlmu cniuiitlltest what thoil didst confess. Now thnu ro.solvest to t:iko cure, und after an hour dost ns If thou lindst never re- ' solved. Thomas n Kempis. 5 cu 5 V. T. V.. was In Dayton,?' ' l'olatoea Hteady. ' Per cwt.. cently. viidtini; Mia. Georgw ( -ina. No. I made, . $1.4u-i 1.60: rmon. kIh: a ruiniiiaKtii combination. 75c. Kmicy G'in. In the iVurmon attic look -I. 1.4111 l.Ot). Home of thu family helr-J Wool, nuta, hay, CHwani twirk. (5 run ile with her. It ia yellow) from ax hut otherwise perfectly legible and well prewrved. One of the articles whleh Mrs. Hul.se no ticed waa one entitled "The Whis key 1 'minis." which told about the alleKed Ibiuor rtnsH prevalent in the country ut thai time. (Continued from Phk 1) the. penitentiary und too old for reform sell 00 Is. The two will he taken to the state penitentiary within the next day or two. the sheriff oft ice re- The new cruisers uftked of Con- ported Ihis afternoon. Only rc- Kiett will aid peace, jwiid'speakers cently Itynif waa released from the at a hamtuel in New York. Th'y state hospital for the s insane at certainly will, if they're eff-'clivc I'tindleton after spend! ni; more enotiKh. " than a year in that Institution, asm Friday Saturday ! '- ----- DASHING ROMANCE- TIM 'saw Totlay Gangster' Also Comedy ; "RuhlKr Necks" Com in or FRIDAY SATl'UDAY "STORMY WATERS 5 . Also Tarzan The Mighty" Fables & Topics. ?.WaX.i;iwr.it"Yflrt'-.,J -Sa'-wra- i watt 'm SHOES HOSIERY SO' OIT (). M.l, MIODS, MYKATKKK. isai.v itj.vrs. WS! E BUY FOR T ESS SELL FOR XJ ESS CLEARANCE SALE v. Women's Shoes Oxfords, Pumps, Straps, Ties, and ' Step-ins. " Cuban and high heels, ' Regular $4.95 values. Choice $2.89 - $3.89 TODAY! FRIDAY ! SATURDAY! DAVIES RAINES 1 H-MARION RWILLIAM M n. ... , ....v... ...v (.h-.ui-m snow mo screpn h ,,ffmj : . , Two outstandinjr stan?. directs bv i . Z. u m yeare! See the f;viniiing stutlio scenes, with rhunii. v u , nd a score of olher sla !!.t, ,n imnks ... ...v us mnn-elous!