La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 08, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textra ctmtoe vnmtm waaawta 'Tuesday, January S, 1829. Stag Shirts $2.89 Double Back And Front, Water ; Proof Stag. Men's Wear. Eggs And Dairy -Products Hold" To Same Levels MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY I'onTf.ANlV;''6rt',f Jun. ft (Al) 'E8K und dairy products lor tho mcjHt part hold to Monday's" levels, while poultry underwent some fluc tuations, with a slight upward trend for the .better kinds und u downward trend for the under grades. Ducks were quoted from IS to 3U cuntsv a two ce-nt drop In the lower grades and un ad vance of 6 cents In tho best grades. Horn over 4 44'ioundi tint tint nelw if 9T. x.iilu Mi..HuiM iw.nMiu.iri ,..nM I iirhti.p h.n wl,'t ""d winter 1.10; nor iiiuim r.yiiojj j.ju, nt-miTii rt.-u i.i., CHICAGO CiKAIlK - ' Whual ()ieii High Iaw CluaU Nw. ..tH9HH'. 1.15 ' I.ISK l.llftOI.IS May - .'. 1170117 1.I7K01.I8 l.ltli 1.174 I. I7J4 July 1IHJS MM I. It.. I.l) UVKItPOOli WIIKAT uvbkpuoj... Jan. a (ap Close wheat: March as II (id pw lou tl,3u. Muy DM !4d, 11.31. July 2V4U. 11.34!,. poktijA.ni uhkat . , I'OIITLANU, Ore, Jun. 8 (AP) held firm at' B oeim ui-jeiem iiuru wuiie. j.i; sou wmic, j. m; western Closing Irregular In Stock Market NUW YOIIK, Jun. 8 (AP) Krcuuent shirts of speculative sen timent characterized today's stock iuurkct, with tliu general tendency ugutn downwuid. A hwvy opening wua followed by u brisk rully it round mlil-duy w hich fulled to hold despite the energetic effurts of pool opemlors to revive bullish enthusiasm. "Ileurs" .selling hy floor truders whh un liuportunt fuctor In tho day's lluuldullon. Attempt to holster UP tho liiui ll vt ini't with belter success lit thu flnul Itour, when American Cun touched Mil, thu highest since, tho look was Hpllt up In 1 !2 &. und Uonuinl Ulcctrlc 24U, an advance of 12 point. A strong rully occurred In the amusement group. Columbln griiphoithono rising inoro thun 3 liolnls. Jtudlo recovered from 1153 It) uround Hut. Tho closing wub Ir regular. . Kules upproxlinutcd 8.- 700,000. wore odotcd ut 111 cents, Hprlngs wore rcudlly disposed ut 23 cent. Htundurd eggs woro uiiMhukublu ut 45 cunts, whllu mediums do dlned'two ccnls to 32 cents for oxtrus und 80 cents for rirsts, l'otutoi'H wero reported scurccr becuuxo of tho cold wcuthor, und this has nerved to strengthen tho market. J.ocul cranberries huve been cx huustcd. HtYittlo und l.os Angeles hurries uro Mtlllno; ut $7.20 for one third burrcl:boxcs. Cauliflower points upwurd ut ll.titi to $1.75 u cruto. ' Oats: No. 2-38 111. white 3(1.11(1. Toduy's cur rwelpls: Wheul 37; flour 7; corn 1: buy (I. LA UllANItf: WIIOIiEMAI-E MAICKET8 ' Hlilelt 25c Hi. HprlllKH 18'tf2So lb, Ilouvy hens16c lb. l.lKht hnn lo lb. Stag's o lb. lour. Hard Kedrratlon fhnrd wbeat) Hoft wheat $7.40 bbk -$7.(HI bbl. w: , . . , 1 iLni:iu.'AT ' HAN KltANCIWO. Jan. 8 (AT) tluttarfut f. o. b. Hun Krunclsco. toe. MiW VOItK Kltl'IT NKW YOltK, Jun. 8 (Al') Dried fruit und hops, steady. January III lust duy to puy your wutor runt without a penalty. l-7-atp Sure Way To Stop Coughing This Prescription Relieves Almost Instantly CmijrliliiK i iimikH.v ilnu tp.ewuMUH which pulent medlclnvH himI eouuh nyrupx do , not roueh, however, Thoxiito, u fit it hi u doelur'M pru Hcrlptlon rellevjH pontfliliitf with the very flrHt Hwultow. It wot'ltH on un entirely different theory, Iihm u double uetlon, rellevew the Irri tation und kouh direct to the In tenia! cuiiho. Unlike moHt voiigh tnedlcineH, 'J'hoxlne coiiImIiim no elilorofoi ni, dupe, or other liurmftil driiKM. Hitfe fur the whole family. AImo ex eellent for mire throut. Quick re lief tttitiriiutet'd or your money hack. 3&e, Tide und f !.. Huld hy J ted Crow Druir Htoro und all other Cood dniff hIoith. Adv. 10 Years Ago Today I'Mtoerul for Tlieoduro Uoose" Vctt to be u, M 11 one, lit tic cord with IiIh w In lien. wFourscuarc" Wo Hlrive to Tollow IvIm piiu cIpleM anil alwuH play ho, on I e with our cuHtouierH. No double priced, juiitpH or special fuvor ciitH. Onu fair price to all. L. & L. Drug Co. 1A OltANIlH ItKI'AlIi MAKKKTS IMIry, Ilutlur, crouiiiDiy 65c: t lbs., II. in. , '. Kkks i.ric dox. , , Choose 35it40o lb. Honey Comb, 26c lb. Vi'ttolalilos ' rotutofjs ll.oo cwb Artichoke 2iic. 1 Parsley 5c bunch. Cranbo'i'rles--aoc it. roniKrunules 15o lb l.ocul cuhbuKo 8c lb. . . Cauliflower I fio lb. Ompeirult, p'lorida 15a Lutluce. 2 liouds 25c. lOndlvo lf,c; 2 for ltd. Yellow onions 8c lb. Itudishes 6c bunch. Currots Hip bunch. Meets 6o lb. I'ursnips 5c lb. Turnips 2 bunches for 25c. Celery lAo bunch. Green peppers 40o lb, i ItulubaKus 6c lb. llubburd Hfiuush Local 4a. Hwoot rolulocs: 3. lbs. 26o. . . . Fruits Delicious . upplos 4 lb. basket, 26o: $1.81) box. , Joniilhun apples $1.10 box. Bunaiiiui i'ia lb. Merslinmons 2 for 26o. ' l.amouB--4i)u dos. Oianues-6(ii)7no dob. 'i- -.Ut'iU'os 2 His. 25o. , I'eurs Hurtlett, "l6c a box. I(ul 1'Jiiiporor Urupes 16o lb.( 2 lbs.. 26c - ' .- - Htiunr Cune MUKur $(l.64.k ' . . t Hiitir flott wheat $8.40 bbl. Hurd federiillon $8.40 bbl, roullry Rprlliff files 30 IU 32c lb. Hens 26 tp sua lb. Menu snil I'IhIi Hoef ball -lV.it 18c. ChopH und steaks 26-360 lb.' Hulmon (HtrlellV fresh) 3uo lb lllllllllll 3IIO 111. Itsbblls 25o lb. Cod 26o lb. , . . - Caroline Outollne, rexular, retnll, 26n, CIIICACO CASH . CHICAGO, Jun, 8 (Al') Wheul, No. 3 hurd 1.08: No, 6 northern Hprlni; 88. Corn. No. 4 mixed 83J l4; No. 3 white 86 U. Outs. No. 3 while 40'4ff48; No. 4 white 44 !4. Kye, no sales. Hurley, O&fylis. Tliuothy, seed 5.Q1M1 (1.20. t'lover seed 22.00 fit 30.00. Wheat Strong And Higher At Close CHICAGO, Jun. 8 AP) Open. Inir V4c to o up, Chkueo wheut luter ruacUMl ' somewhat. Corn was Inclined to sag except at the outset, starting unchanged to c higher, und then showing a slight decline. Outs held firm. Provisions wero easy. 1 ' Wlieut closed strong tt 1 to 1 net higher, coin unchunged to K up. outs advanced w to Hi und provisions vurying from 6 do cliuu to u rise of 2. POIM'liAM) i,ivi;srocK POIITI.ANIJ, Ore., Jun. 8 (AP) Cutllo und calves: No curly trud Ing, steers 26 to 60 cents lower. Hue stock steudy to 25 cents lower. Iteeelpts, cattle 25. Xtcers (1100 1:100 lbs.), good 10.7541 1 1.60; do CI5O-1I00 lbs.) good $lli 12; do (800 und up) medium $10411; do lumnicin 8.60'i. 10.00; he.lrrs (860 CIIICAfiO MVKSTOCK libs, down) good 10.00j 10.60; .do CHICAGO, Jan. 8 (AC) (II. H. I common 8.26( 10.00; do, cows Kept, of Agile.) Hogs Iteeuipisi good !i.oi6i 9. 60; do coinoiou to 4S.000; fairly iiellv'o lo ull interests, j medium 7.0oi U.OO; do low cutter steady to 10 lower thun Monday's 4.5o'i 7.011; hulls (yeurlings exelud uvenige; top 0.2O puid; largely un ed) good beefs 7.257.75; do'fut- ti.ooiji 0.15 inarli(-t on Kid. 2:10 lb, weigh!. Iiutchers, ' medlnm to choice 260-300 Un.. K.75i'J.I5: 2oo to 250 His. 8.86H a.2ti; I(i0-i'0(l bs. 8.86' S. 20. ' ' ' ' . CuttU Itec-elplS 12.IMIS! mile's 2.000; steer und yeurllng trude stondy to 26c lower mostly steady: eurly top $10.00; heuvhs $15.76. Hluughtcr elusses, stetTS, good und choice t00-1600 pounclsi 18.2D 10.60: 1 100-1300 His. 1 8.25 ' 10.50; U0. 1100 lbs. 13.6111b 111.75; fed year-j lings, good und choice 750.U6O lbs. 1 U.aO 4. 1 0.Bfi ; vealers (mllk-fedj good and choice H.00ii ttf.no. Sheeplteeelpls 18,000; murket steudy to u shade higher; hulk fat liillibs $1(1.40 17.00, curly' top $17.16; uged slu'ii strong to un evenly higher; little done on feed ing lumbs. Untlii, good und choice 02 lbs. down 10.00i 17.25; medium I4.260 I0.0O; ewes, medium to eholco 160 lbs. down 7.254(10.00; feeder lumbs, good und choice, I3.76HJ 16.16. ' , - POICTl.AM) PICOIH 1 1; ler to medium. 0. 5041 7.25; culves (500 lbs. down) iihmIIuiii to choice 9.01111 1 l.oo: do cult Ui coiiinioii 7.50 i ".00; vealeis, liillll-re'l, cood to ehoieo l;l.0' do,, medium 1 1.6041. 1 3.00; Uo cull to conuhon, 8.60( 1 1.60. - .' i I''--' ' Hogs: Klfly cents lowor for 'klll ing classes: steudy to 1 5 cents high er for feeder pigs. Itccciptx 86. Heavy Weight 260 to 360. pounds, medium . ' to cholcn . $'7.26 1 ;to 8.75; medium weight (200-25 lbs.). medium lo choice 8.r,oii;9,s6: light" weight (Kio-200 iim.) 'medium,, to choice .25f 9.60; light lights. ( 1 30. loo lbs.) medium to choice- 8.1)0 ' 9;25; packing sows, rough und smooth 0.75J 7.76; slaughter pigs (00-130 lbs.) medium to choice!1 7.60(51-8.60; feeder und Blocker pigs (70-139 lbs.) medium to o'Dolcc a.oo r,i 8.05. (.Soft or oily ijogs und rousting pigs excluded 111'" above iinntutiuns.) ' 'J:.;-.. ':: Hheep und lumbs, !ljady, with no receipts. Uimbs, -( a . .pounds down) good to choice I3.a(i4 14.00; do (02 lbs. down) inedluijl ,12.00 13.00; do (ull weights) cull to' com mon 1 I.UOfclz.Oll; yeurllng : wclh ers (160 lbs. down) mndl-Jiu to choice U.riOro 1 1.60; ewes: (120 lbs. down) medium to cliuliv 4,r0'( 0.50: do ( 120-lf.o' lbs 1 tii,uii,,,n i j choice I.KIIh 0.00; do (till wcJghlS) wun iv i:uiijmun 2. 110 fy- 3.(1. ' Cnlted Hlllteo urmy ofheers ore to'drlll the troojis of Nlcunigilu. If IT'S NICE TO BE A WINNER faA- nil J.G.PENNEY C$ 108 Depot St., La Grande, Oreiron ; Scotch Alaska Caps Warm, Comfortable, Low-Priced J This sturdy, ull-shaped. mrf blue Scotch Cap is mads for to hardest tort of wear, and It wiroi In the coldest weather. Red or (rey felt lined, with or without ft fide pull-down ear-band. Union Made, Tod i The expert workmanship adda la the comfortable 6t and sturdy wear of this cap. . A truly oats landing value, at , , 98' llere'M u wceno every profcHHlonul golfer Hke to take purt In, a, Hccne Mhowlntf Horton 8m lth, -young Joplln,, Mo.. Kolfer, ,beInK awarded the first, money fur winning the. Otttullna. Inlund optn tournament. , U. if. Henton Ih nliown giving the cash to llorton and below Iv Hhuwn un inHet of the winner,' who led Waltut liagen among others to get the. lop prise., , . ; ' - ,,,., ' HOOVERS CHOOSE THIS CHURCH POItTbANI), Ore., Jun. 8 (AP) Wholesale prices: Hultitr, eggs, milk, steudy slid unchanged. Poultry: (Hiiylnir prices) alive. heavy hens over 44 lbs. '.!6: me- ilium hens 214 to 4V lbs. 22; light, under 314 'lbs. 18; springs, 33: ducks lsii.;io. Onions, potuloes, wool, nuls, huy, cuscum btirk, hops, ull sleudv und the. i,., in 1.,. .i... ,r.'. j 1 ...... . ..v tiuuir vivmi iiere, , , i I It ought to uo on,u mllltury basis. uiichunged. BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE " I I ." ONCE WAS A SOCIAL CLUB Cathedral and Church Cnlliedrul dcHliiiiles n church which litis u lilhoi's choir or Is the lieiiiliiniii'let'H of Hie see of 11 hlslnip In oilier wnnla, the cnthcilrnl is the utnther cliureh nf n (llnccso. Deliciencie$ in tha Way ItiMitcdy ytiur . dclldcnclcs mid your mei'lli will Hike ('are of themselves,- Hnhvec l.yttnn. IiUMONS REDUCED AIU I1ES KESTORED AIho all oilier fool. troubleH over- come by new method. Write for I f i t- book telling' how ttiU can bo IarcumpHtdicd.' MultltlH INHTITt'TK, of lh A. 7"7 So. Hroailway, I aim .Vngeluw K BJtaiVaii mm mm niTi ii ' m li'iinii r xlliQ' if 7. 1 .X " '. .' .1' v. (, XV. kin. ' 32- met Farm Pointers Cornstalk fields, grain' ttluhble IjieldN or puKtureH which were nut cioNely grazed tn Hummer may ue uued to supply a largo parf of the winter maintenance ' feed tor liorseti. t , . v -, I Locally grown agricultural needs uxuiilly uro the beat.' When local fHupplies uro not avullubJe, buy I frum-urbanization of knuwn i-ep-'utatlon. The purehaMCf ,hould buy In his own utate to get the protection of utate lawH governing the Male of Heed, . - - V ; 'o-r-,,, , . ; : VA''Htlcky" ration in not ettHily digested "by the dairy cow, and feedn such uh oil mealu and wheat . . Thi tiny iHck church, without choir or organ, has been chonen by Mr. and Sin. Herbert Hoover an their regular place of wor Hhlp lifter ' March 1.' It Ih the meeting huuae of the-. orthodox . Krlenda', co'ngregatioii In Vahlngton. It va selected inprefer- 'encb to n Ulckslte meeting houye because In the Hieksite ohurch, there l no 'paHtor and reltgloim . KervlceH are conducted by per- . NotiM in the congregation. It was feared, that "crankK" nilght use thin an a meaiiH of reaching the present's ear. The clergyman In , the preHident'8 church will be the Utv. AugUHtua T. -Murray xof ' l''nlo' Alto,-Cal., a life-long rlcndH of the Jiooveru t- '. WKO'IU OWN IXIXH.V -WOKfMHIttH, M a ha. - ( A i ) 'P h o only services ut the tuueral of Thoman 1. Abbott were, the reuding of a paper prepared by hiniHelf. The puper was a Hkctch of his own lifo. : , ' .hl:1:k mkfh.s .iti;i:iv C3 i r - si . 5 . '1 All Winter Coats Aye 1 to 20 years Now Selling Vt Off To Less Than Vz Price Norton's Kiddy Shop wn i urns. km V .v hu ( 4!,vjjii4i-. ,, , ,i id.-l.i. ,a........,v.s..... .j,. j-feif)ni This bulliliug lioiws the ItultiiiHMV stis'k cxelitiilue. . .1" '"1"' 4 t ' ItAln.MoUK (Al) The Hai ti more Htnck ext'hangc, nhortly after tt lucepthm t yearn ago, won ri'uanleit uh u place to go and have u good time- Tradt-rn hail merry afternoon putting tack on MonieiUH' H chair. Thal'H all ehnnged imw. T--tbiy the Hah I more wxrhanno in eoiiNldered extremely eonnevvu tive and the hectic big trading days on the New York exchange eiiuwe barely a ruffle. The original Hit Hi more Mm-k t in euii wuh urgatilated Kt-liruai;.-'.'!, IS liUtle (I'imIIiiu was done In the Minn ll office that eonxii luted Uh iUurtei'!, In fact. I ho ftrnt trade wuk regl.-terMl Ihrve montliM after the organiwitbtn three Kharci of wuier MitM-k at Hi 7 lUt. Kven SpuiiLsh dot h loonx. Included In the nrlginal Irading lint, moved mIowIj-. After nine months tho original cxrhttngo went out of exlHtenee. and In July U84, wan ieorgan Ued with a memlierhH of mv en, Aci'onllmc to repoft" f thuw itrly diiyn, many regiirded ll In Iho light of n Hoclal club and the exchange rule Indicate the eAlcnl reached by the horwploy. .aitv r.i'.Klnn' c:uil-- ftdlliw: custdiioin across (he trading floor wuh liable to a fine of 50 cent.s. riiiclt-.g a cuspidor on an other member' sent alsu called tin official punishment. To oc cupy the Heat of another mem ber cost the tired Mi niter 10 cents. Occasionally the entire mem hership ould proclaim it holi day, go on a picnic. Argument over purchase of a new clock occupied inosi of one morning w-Hsion, fin;il decision being that the obi chu-k could be mudc to run tho five minutes longer needed for a roll call and there fore purchase of n new on en tailed unneeensary expense, tn toduy'u conservative trad ing, rail and utility share, with a few local Industrial issues and bond predominate In the list. Little or no trading 1 done on the floor, either by me miter or non-membertt. In the c limit tonal Issues. A good day's business consists of total mile of t.4-'l share of toek am! I ."iO.ooo In bonds. The exchnntr urcunies Uh own Imtlding lu the city u lauklng dtstrlot. SOMKKVUXIS. Muss. (AI') When Greek meets Greek a idorc Is wrecked at least that's what hap pened here. .After T.eorge Gregory and John Molduuskls had met, the latters store looked us If it. hud been lilt hy a shell. ; CKNTt'KY OS FA11M HOrKiNGTOM, . Iowa, (Al) Tho IJvlngHton family has lived on a farm near hero 92 years. This year's cop was the nlncty-flrst yield eultivyted by a member of the family. nisTmcMmi:its giit, HYUACUHa N.t Y. (AP) More than, 10,(Hi0 tetters, dating -from 17!il( to 1 S75, written by Wendell IMilltipa, William . Lloyd Garrison, John Bt own. Charles Sumner and others have been presented to Syra cuse university by Gorrlt Smith Mlllor of Potersboro. N. Y.'" "kta;khhi" oiKXLtiS N10W YU11K (Al) Wool manu facturers contemplate adopting a plan for "staggered" openings of tho full, 1929. lines. . Fur southern soils that are na turally poor and also those on which yields have markedly de creased, the. velvet beUin Is, one of the best Improving crops. - . t ' To remove a tight glass stopper, apply a cloth wet In hot water. Hind around the outside and hold It over tho spout of a boiling teakettle. middlings; which Kot Btlcky when wet, should be combined .with a i more bulky 'mnterlurilke . wtte.it Ibrun or ground oats so that the , dlgestlvo juices may mix more readily with the iccii. it wheat bran or ground oats, or both, make up one-third to one-half the total weight of the grain mixture, it will crumble when wet instead of. stick ing together. . o , Urood sows need exercise b-id will get more If fed on ear corn scattered over the stalk, field. " r o . , . Comparisons of rod clover Ke-d show that seed which has. been produced for several generations tn sections where anthrucnose is se rious is milch more deslstunt to the disease than la Imported seed or seed produced In the northern or westorn Unltod States or Canada. A strain oC redt,clover hus been de- veloped In Tenhessee that is hlthly m resistant to the disease. ' U. S. MERCHANTMEN PROVIDED '-:r WITH BOOKS BY MEANS OF STUNTS I i i r : 1 . M . Sailors read, as Indicated by the seaman with his hook on the " deck of a cargo ship. He and many other seafarers are provided with books by the American Merchant Marine Library association, ; of which Mrs. Henry Howard (inset) of Newport and Cleveland Is president. . ' . v WVhv so solemn eve . , . -a . ..." -1m .' rvbodv? We're not solemn! green with envy. You serve such good coffee." That's no reason to hate me. Just use the same kind I do. It's perfectly simple nithMJB." Many people find that with M-J.B, the strong btcntf, they use slightly . less coffee. But whether you make it ' ' strong or weak, M J B has a flavor that only the strong blend can give. Now it conies to you in an im proved friction top key-can available only to M-J:B uscrs packed by out own vacuum process.'- ;'; , .- COFFEE III 1 . . 1 e-Tii I ! ;' , ' . . .