La Grande evening observer., January 15, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday -January-15, 1029.
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Alt I1"''1"'111 'wwwr
rHANK H Al'I'LKHY
fcMilur tid t'ubJinnfir
HAH VK V K MAHMWWH
,- l'uhllhd HvcmnKM. exeepl Hwnday, at H1H Adam Avuriu. .
, La Oraml. Oregon. The Ooarver-8ir published every Friday
Kntrd si lh font of due ut La (Irand, Ortticun, U Hftwmd
CIhih At m11 Mutter iimlm m1! of March !. I"7tt.
,oVu:ial rAi'Kii ok union countv and thm
' ' ' HI'I'Y OP LA OltANDK
(; . MI'JMHWH AWHOlilATKD
Til AnaoutHtfd fraHif U ro(i-liiilv4l ntltled to una for puhllnj.
tlon uf itlrii" rilMputoh aredKtHl in It or nut ntherwlM credited
If puoIUlitd herein. All rljfhtti of "publication of Bimetal dis
patahWln rhtM pHpnr, and hIho lh local nawa herein alnu or
renerved, . .,--' -
f ': . i HlHCHlfTION fiATKH
Dally. pi tnnnih In nrivanc
iJHItj, NU IIIMiMli Hi U,UVmiC
lHlly. alnul mtpy ......... ,
t . tlf MtJl
Dally, pir piunth In advurr
Dully, pur six ninnthv In adritrir .......
Dally, pur ystir In advance ....
Weekly Ohiwrver-Hiur. per var ......
-,.......... 78c
I4.U
16.00
' . 2 no
. ' ADVlfiKTlHIKQ KAT12H
Display, frrebtn; per column inch M-
DlynlHv. IimimI, pr column Inch v.....
Time ronimol pritMw on application.
420
40o
EGG AND BUTTER
PRICES SfEADY
vi IKKKT .MSWS OF THE DAY
Only Jump Is in Firsts; W
Fruit fliirl Vppntablcs i1"'
Topsy
CHICAGO t;itiN
I Wliiuil : Open II lull liiw Chr.
.......I.lli?4l.ll I.1IIU t.lttK Mil.lt
.2:!(il.iW'J4 ' l.2.'4)4 I.Slii ISJ
I .SS H 9 1. 23 K l-ii'Ti
tlll'W
. I'OKTI.A.MI UIIUT
! rOlt'fl.ANU, Ore, Jun. IB (A.
l'OltTI,ANI, On-., Jim. IE (API !'.) Whral: lllc llrnd. blut-t-!in,
IJkkb hiiiI llin bet I it tiiitli-i- nrmiv liurd wtillo I.4H; suit white 1.10 Vi;
liolil at Moinluy'D pilii-n, while wiislmu whlli- l.HVj! huril wtiuttr
rliKtM In hulti;r wi-nl ui 6110 txMit l.t; norlhein fepjJng 1,1L'; wotituru
to 43. ireel I. IS.
I'o.illry uiul ollu-r iiii-iita wi-iu, UuIh: No, :-a Hi. while itq.oo,
InUniiuiy, I Toiluy'n c-nr rm-vlplH: Wln-al Bu.
Tim rrull uiul vi-lalil miirki-t burli-y I, flour 10, coin s, outa 'J,
won lopity.lurvy. I'ottiloi-M wi!i- I'ay 6,'
ph-ntirul, hut hiiyr-ril fr rdurtufiL . , i , , 1 .
unci pi lien wuic Htillihoill. All- ClIU'AliO CASH
pruxiuiiiloly oiK'-lKilr or Ihu Un-Koli I rillt'ACKJ, - Jim. If, (Al"
proilii.'tloii i-f maljiH un hmifl, fti--( Whrat. No. 8 inUeil, 1.10,
t:onlllljf lo (hfiilf-rH, mill mam y bo-. Corn, No. 4 mixi-il, UOlHI,.;
cunt lh rt-inliiiiio populutlun liaa No. 3 yi-llow, OIU ii
illlHli-d III H rilt-K-illlL-illK inovo-i OiitK. No. 3 wlillo, 4 8 (e & 1 ; No.
lilt-lit tillU huvo Mi(irlu-(l llio huuihlu 4 while-, 41V,ii 4H, ' '
Wivv iim mi art'ii i-m-iii. iiu-" llye. No. 5, 1.04.
Call Loan Rate
Jumps; General
Selling Caused
Mylph-lllto fl k tint Ih ItoInK nmlnlaln
cil ut Iho cxpi-iiHu .of tin potato
tflOWfr, IIIOtX'I'UIllH U or tui v.
Onloim lire ttflll InnkliiK' K)yui"'l. '
When priwiit niovUn utv nxhuuiitc'd 12.02,
(IfiiliMH ptt'dlrl iho rtll prlc limy
iuiik'ih hlHh uu HUfiilHH pound Whvnt UnootilnA
Minify. 60 t 70.
Timothy hoW), fi.KOfi 6.40.
Clovur KPfd, 22.75 f 311.75.
iJit'U IJ.82; i-lba, 12.50:- bclllfs.
NKW V Oil K. Jn. 1& (Ai'
Tht prjpM wci( lfiiocl.r(t from nn
d(M HHVcrul of Llitf hlfth priced Ih-HUf-H
lalf In lh HctiitUui whrn
n lu I iM'llinfr wjjH precipitated ly u
Jump In th citll loun rain to U per
cent. Wi'ijfht Ato It'll nearly 15
points, while Allied Cheinlcal and
jCiiitia lnitiljt-J atmtit 8. United
(HtutcH Kteol, I'acUard Motor, M'nt-
irouiei-y Ward, National Het!u
I lltK4, and ( 'fiiiiiiii'tc-ial Kolventa
Mliiiuped rrom 3 to 4 point Hi '(he
ctoHiiig wuh heavy. ToIhI Kuleu ap
proximated S.fioo.aoo rthaied.
DOZENS OF MEN'S
YEAR 'ROUND SUITS
retail.
1-11 ih-o ami Mplnach uro likely lo
fxpiH-ilc ll lalilliw off In fiivor,'
bi'diuiKi i-wt-nt fronla in Cnllforiiia'
I 1
And Lower Today
CIIK'AOO.' Jan. Ui (AIM H,-
ar rMi1d to liavn mailiv. llii- viiIhk unclmiiRi'a ' to (4 ' oti. flii
uaallly poon-r. ,..u,,, Com nrlci-a lali-r l,n.l
' r. : i i . . t'abwujtn in IlkcwlKo Kvtil op lie- gninn all urounil Whral uffwlt-i
0110 IfgiulHtOl- lU-OtHIXCM to restrict k'fflHllltlVe BUBsiollU to eaue of II. -ur.-l.y. . , : P.y I jj"rw wiukne. aiaHed V
. One in CVCiy foul' yclll'S, uft-l' tllO Alllblltlla plllll. - The follow 1 I'lanx)-' ooutlnuo pknllful, al- to l lower anil aru-ruard lisplay
shouldliave Ilia poison put under heavy guard. What fun ",""t wl""! ,'" A"" "T,"- 'l but "u,e I'o'-rjto rally, oaiti
, . 1 1 - J fcu,..!. , nun jun tIii'mb an- Ihin-Hlilnneil mil nth ly alwi wen- outer ilnd irovllon
WOllld UlOrq U0 III ItIIiK Heillltor Or representative if you lliet woct. Thoy raiiKP upward at iho lllt.-wlHn lnc llnt-.l lownivunl.
only onco in four ywuw? That's too much to ask 'even of 'l0,wn fni' " '" ". w,h'"' ""' """"i to i-
.... M-liloim mo ;,o rrutri i-heapi-r, At n't lower, i-nrn at the uauie aa yrx-
polltCIUIlK. j'- ' ' retail the choirs kIim'K lu ly lie hail ti-ri'ay'K rllilah lo "4o off, oala )',
'for 4 i-eiilH. '1'ln- linlepeiiiK-nt to', u ' down and jirovlaions un-
I? TUI.' rnvi.-WiVni? 'I'Af v rnTIII.' I iviuf t'iiim' lli. Ism Ussirnhls I ipi-arani-e.Vi.-liaiiBi-ii lo a net husk of 7o. ;. .
i . .llih (UVhKMOU lAliKS lOlllh LMtlSIAIUItl!, but olhsrwlHs a,. Kml SH lho ellille- . .
y , Governor PnttcrHon went before the joint meeting of the'''1' bis, may i. im,i m jr, m .3 j . nu'.; i,ivi-:sr( K '
house and honiito yesterdiiy afternoon mid talked, over Ore-' i"- ' . U""'
'ton 0U8inenH with tlio leislalor.s. lie made no particular woman in a'ITA'ki:i -moiiiy steady m nic lower: larite-
nrrii:iti-'AT
SAN I'HANCIWU .Ian. ID (Al'l
Iliitlrfat f. o. b. Kan KlnnelHco,
Sue.
STORY UNSHAKEN
i IN KEYES TRIAL
Hon.
HidtnvalU In a liy.sU'iiiul comll-
hMHimntAnrlnltniiu ,lh,ti, fhott lwin ,' ...1 J :.. I..'.. 1....I 1. ' -
wvuHHMvuuiiwuim w.iii;i biiuii tiiunu iiiuiuii,fjii in inn llllllut I'OK'I'I.A N I Ore .lull I !i (AP)
lor trie biennium. Hut ho did exprctm Home opinioim on va- Attm-iieii mid ihrnun 10 the aide
J ions subjects that mny well be inteipretod hs rpecific rcc
pmmcndiitionfl by tho canny senator and representative. '
First in tho public mind mid probably first in importance,
tho governor made the subject of taxation first in his ad
i dress. -Ho told the lefeislatuie that it had appropriated four
! million dollars more two years ajro than the existing revenue,
; . that deficit of more than two million now existed. . Correet
; intf of that deficit, ho emphasized with a quotation from the
j aUito constitution, whs one primary job for the legislature
! Tho .governor made only brief reference to tho work of
' tho special Property Tax Itolief Commission provided for by,
: ino lust legislature, JUit that bnef reference should bo Big-,
nificant. Mo said: "If tho legislative assembly should again'
find itself unable to profit by the researches of the commit- j
too appointed to study tho 'tax situation, it would appear'
l.1uir:.l)k nrill'l ir-li.nf .mimillfr ulic Iin.mimi4 I ulw.,,1,1 l.A !
',. i ' - ..--.m "v- "wj ,.i,iici oim.iiiii tiu win-
r.tmtfiiucd, and tho time and money involved in their activi
ties directed into some other avenuo of i pproach to this im
portant and difficult problem." In othor words, he tells tho
legislators to pay some attention to the report of this com
mission, to try lo benefit by and agree on the corrective pro
gram recommended in general by it otherwise quit passing
resolutions naming such commissions and spend the time
and money to some better advantage.
! That tactfully veiled advice of Mr. Patterson's will strike
a responsive choid with mi ny citizens throughout Oregon,
as will most of his entire speech, lie tells tho legislature to
got down to bia:;s lacks and put Iho state on a solid foun-j
(hition. .
r Another interesting piopocal of the governor having to
do with the state's educational institutions, is one that has'
been urged in various ways by numerous individuals and ,,.xt m hm mors i.aikin-
groups for many years. Jl is for the conducting of .an ade- "' " "I"'" "iniis n n -iias
quate and expert survey of the present and probable future "aki"'""!- "ii-m"!" ",i " "n"
building needs of our schools for higher learning and the f'v' " " "' '
(.,.,.... : t t , i i did. 'I'he inillo K n wnnilsrlitl
.iauguratit.il of a JO-year building program on an intelligent , ...rapii..,, i. r is. i.u.si r..n.
Imikis. JHr. I 'a'.lt'ion sixTifically reeommends the, personnel '"'' simi khr
. .... I - ...llt.1... Mil .1...- l.,,( I..L
ami work or the federal P.urenu of Education to this end,
a basis for crpital outlay whenever appropriations may be
available for such a purpoae.
A practical program, based on each institution's recoid
of growth, its enrol'inent. its prob-ib'e increased facilities
for service in Hie next ten yearsthat kind of a buildiii;r
program anil plan rounda lu-;inef-slike to the average layman.
Whether or not the I laitcd States Pureau of Fducation. which
has done some vnk of this character at minimum exnensc.
is the ideal place In go for this information for Oregon, wej
cannet say. Put the survey is intelligent in Ita purpose. Iti
would eliminate hit-;ud miss planning and building. Knelt
institution would receive capital outlay in direct proportion
to its needs and its capj'citios for service as shown by the
facts. ,We are thoroughly in sympathy with that type of
recommendation.
Governor Patterson loiichtd oilier matters of importance
in the r mnind-r of his address to the assimiWy but stuck
closely to the. r. aien. iVsire (. U-t his budget express his
financial ucomnciidatien.-.. Pe;,!de the usual roHit on num
erous stale activities, the state's chief executive ol'feivd his
aid and co-operation to the legislators but apjH'ared content
to let them do the promising this time. Two years ago the
tithing bill, a pet of the governor's, brought about a political
wrap and was beaten. Similar fate met his income tax when
thut was voted on by the people. Now it's the legislature's
turn to try a hand at solving the problem and no one will
watch it w ith more interest than the governor. j
Iti-rtimn. "hot I took his word fur t
it when hs siil-l hs would put me
behind tlie ai-rsen. I alwaya be-
.lleri-d that Keyea Rot Home of the
.money, hilt I also believer! that
(it-IKoff h'iw holding out Home; hut
1 didn't believe ho dared hold it
all mil." . ..
Iterllllin, iiliaa Jaek lli-nut'lt.
leHlirieli- that he never saw the
former diKtrlet attorney, tii''o any
II wuh Indienll'd that the
,n toU Hut.
); II.
ly S. ".HI to 9.05 murket on ilesiruhle money.
loo lo Z-.MI llm.; lop 9.10 paid for Kevea' ilefenm. will l,lnn,,
ISO lo 20(1 lbs.; bulehcrs, luedllim an efforl tn prove Unit the inn,,,.v
walk by an unlclenllfleil .man as In choice SMI lo SOU llm. 8 CBI!f Hermun Hit I1 he cavn tt.-lziirf wm
Hhs waa wnlkhiK lo her homo on 9.110; mid to 21.0 lha. K.T6 r !l. I u. to reimburse frlenila of Herman
I 'tilllii . N.O00: e.ulvi-H 2.r,D0: dull. 'ho hivealed In the Julian euiiipany
...... ... In henlins '"'' l""1" Oil .fl-d Hteets; CllOilO .. ... .... . .. .... , itMisrisu
.' ih-eleaniH tu''''y '-"m-ka up . 6..o:.bul.. 1" nl
the caul Miilo, Mrn. Mxlna l'iat(rHnn
fnufflit fnintlcally, k)h tnld police
I ft fill V. II It 1 1 HIH'i'
her Hi.llli.nl off. II,.,- ai-i-en,,,. .,. . WSl(,-hly bllllueka Up to Ifi.-JO
tnu-ted resldmlH and in.llee wars hlitlirt-: laui:hler classea sten,
Hinnitioiteil Rood and choli-o 1,31)0 to 1.500 lbs,
The woman wi.a foim-l Ivlnir nn I -'.TiiHi I O.ll0 l.lno lo 1,300 lbs
lil.yuni lll.zrt iiue 10 l.ioti 11iK. iA.Mn
PORTLAND MAN
Hi 10.61); fed yearliniia. Rood, ami I N C I N F.li AT F. H IN
choirs 7&U to 11 DO lha. 13.SB , ,1 ''
16.B0. . - - j F1RK IN AVT0
Hlieep 7,000; linillcr) ear. trade .
2rJi'4M(- ubovfi Aloix'uy'a avoraKe;
tnodei ittely Horted la nibs
Kod and choice 02 I)ih, down
U.B&ffl t7.00; metlUtiii 1 4. Hi ti( 16,'
i : I'nl'TI AVh n,.n i -. Am
. , '.. ';.: , :. . .'
jU.oo: sheep atwtdy: top ewea 10.-' ,, b,Mvw ... , .., v '
on; feetllliK liimiia .t-an-e: lalilba, , . . hi,.i.;...
on Camita motintaln, whilo en l-niite
t Ml.t'Hl,n..lrl vvl.n,, l.'u ,.,..n,nl,lln
Mi; ewu. medium to c hoice 15c hft nm(1 un h Klm).w niipv
Mm. down - '.7ftiiM2;.:;ftJJ t: t , t( tt Hlx.fnot (mil1lM .hlili,,H
r- hsfiH,- iruod Hitd chdico ' na bndv wnH Illirno(l lH)yom, rw?0 u.
J B.2fl. r . . 1 V J! 1 '" o'"1 Indenilflratlon huh made
i . .'- '-hy Kccretarv uf Htate Hal- Hohm
from tho llceiiKo mini her .on the
car. i
l'lt Henry
A t;'A' Saving of One-Third
H I N K of it men ! A saving of one third on real Hart Schaff
A ner & Marx, .Trent Towers and Club Clothes Values. All,
styles, all sizes, and all materials, all at a saving of one third. ...
THESE SUITS And OVERCOATS WERE
, ' ' . Priced now at ,
'v;-;-:'-v:$23V34vto S38.67
I'OIITIiAM) riUHH VK
' roit'll.ANU. ore,, Jan. lu tAi'j
('al lift and lulvcu ateady no to
cclpid, Hukn, uleatly; receipts 180.
H.teep and laitilw, attrudy; no
lecciplo.' '
Witok tnle piicen: lltilter titeudy:
ttmta cent Iuk ier. other iiuolatiom
nai hanse l. 1'iuniu 4 fliiilH, 4iIjC
firalH Uc.
I'.ffna ami milk Hleuly and un
chuiiKed. .
l'oallry: . steady; upiiiigs 2!ffr. 24.
Ot.M r ipiotafHinr unchanged. Me
dhim hemt Sid to Mi U'm.. 21c;
liKht, under 3 Iho., iSc; pnnfc
:4c. f '
i Inionrt, potutoew, w ool, hay, all
steady ami unchanRed.
ittllkln' nil day, hut ilir Jokc?s lake
hack m let.
I'OKTlsANO. io., Jn, 15 (AlJ)
A lettnr liulimtliiK Htiicldc waa
receheil today front O. II. Burn on,
real estate dealer, who disappeared
from hit; hitiiie hete a week uru,
lea vint? (no not oh ttuKKe-dlntr that
he planned to end h' Mfe.
nMiMHitit manimer nf
the VtK l-'llm corporation here, ver
ified the report and Hinted Mv. Linn
waa expected to ho In Mai-Hhfleld
laut nlKht.
OM.mhte Comoletcs
2Jffl-Mile Journey
Varc In Race For Life
7l'
TRY
W. K. GILBERT CO.
FIRST
f
tiff iv -1 I
' if (km
t -
Wtlllait, K. Vat-. lVnn,vlvtinU wntoree-i hiu! uno-time politl
mI Imk-h, her Ik pictured on the dh lo Kloiiiln whk-h phyMvluna
ikld was M.i only rhaiH- vt lire. Ill Wrfuwth itnp)) by d'jwn
wi political conterencfv, h nutfcnHl a strloua wthack tn thv lit
m that h confined him In A Hun lie flly for many month.
When1 Var't train hitltru In 1'hUadrlphla. h wai whuvlvd to ih
I. KIMltrifST, N, .1.. .Lin. is
(AIM Tim naval dirigible t-ns An
i"1h wiiM walked Into her lianvar
shortly before i o'elock thin tnurn
tiitf. completrnff a round trip flight
of Mini 2.000 mllea to r'lnrlda.
The trip norj h vn made with
favorable wind, the hum ship at
tlmeti makiiiK tlf milfH an hour.
She left Port Mt. .Im K'a at lt,R
a. in. yesterday and arrived over
her home station at 12: to o'clock
this morning.
FLORSHEIM SHOES WOXFORDS
Regular ($10.00 and $11.00 values
S T E T S 0 N , S C II 0 B L EH ATS AN I) CAPS
NOW SAVING YOU ONE-FOURTH
N. K.West &Co., Inc.
"The Man's Store"
"fioyqu always ge
f coffee Uke this?"
"Always." f
"Lucky boy.
"I am. But we
didn't get good cof
fee until we found
Many psoplc find that with M-J-B, the
strong blsnd , they me slightly Its coffee.
But whetbrr you make it strong or weak,
M-J-B has a flavor that only the strong
blend can give.
Now it comes to you in an improved fric
tion top key-can available only to M'J'B
usen,packedbyourownvacuuni process.
COFFEE
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