La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 16, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text1 No! le m .ml hci ! rul Jia r inn I lie ) tlo W, t tw Ml CO) mi th'i bri mi tiu . Oil til ntl to til on tn tu HP of rn hi Hi r ' Kl ti rn b 01 ill " ti ' ' ' t ' t ' ' I t 1 'J Page Light EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Wednesday, January 16, 1929 0" New Silk Finish Felt Hats . $8.50 Grey, Tan and Natural Colors. Men's Wear. Butter Slumps ' All Along Line; Eggs Unchanged MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY beau Mmr. w May J"iy i l'.')!tTI.Vr. Or-., Jan. 1 AI' . HwUt-r ha Uifeen u slump Jill uiong the line. Kxtr.is dropped j ' c-ni to 44 standards to 43 prii.e firrf to 43, while firsts de- LtfcM remained uiarfaang.-d. j , 1'oultry end other meats were' Jj'y Sd' fiiLxrkiii lime at Ibe old futures. J I'm Ha an-1 v-;t4lli showed lit-j tli. rlmnri but munv (if Ihrnhitrv flirting .ill. a fl.ini.n-. that may 't: ' ,l"1 ''. ".rd betoken higher price, letlure. b-" " 'WtMI: we, bagc ...4 cmon, in particular. 1' l,7: 8l"d ln"r ,',J!i: lianana.. of fair ,,uality sod northern . prloe 1.155,; western were In good demand, and niay:1"1 1-ll'i. not I so plentiful the No- - " l.c,,,on and nn were rtlck-i Today, car rtwIpUi Wbcal M. i,.. ....... n.i ih ..i.i I. ...I. ir-..nf. ' '""ley I. flour Z, corn . oata I. mi. of all siwsi and pricey are on ( hanj In ouantily. ' j CHICAGO VIIAIX Ones High law Close ..l.ia l.io I.IHli I.3IH0I.3S tXt l.M ...I.S3SU!i I" J-J!i i-8ii.iK C losing Strong In Stock Market 1.IVKHPOOL UUKAT .IVfcUIOOU Jan. It IAI-) j Wheat Cok: March 24 per l"! I NEW YOKK, Jan. if (AD lOiniVl MHMT Spirited buying broke out in all J"OHTLNl. Orr, Jan. It AI') ' atittoa. of the liat In the hurt hour jon th stock exciiajurit UKUiy. anacr th atlmuliM ol . Jump of more than $ poinu In r. a. ii whKb sot aiovt; 17tf. Gain a larr or larrtr were catubluilMMi by Klectrtc l'oer and IJzM, Johns-Mauvilk.-, National Ik-llaa Hrtm, Ot-nt-rul Klcc trlc. WcMt4-rn I'uiou and I'nloo Tank Car. .The cloainff .aa alrone. Tout galea ai-prouuiaU-4 .vv.vu ianarf8. hay I. TWO BOY PREACHERS IN ADJOINING STATES; ONE IS 13; THE OTHER 14 OlllWiO I.UKsTtH K i C.'Ill AliO. Jun. IS lAI'J !'. ; R i-pt. Airric.) llfs I fairly ocllv lo ahipini and Kiuall yeu0 III 1TI.UIAT V HAN VHAXCWtl. Jan. IC AI') liiiU-rri-t f. o. L. Man r"rjTiic t'ic. - 10 Years Ago Today ; lillf.cal.oil of Hi' lilll Amtatlrm-nl by ' SviirutkM tu day. conii.k ti :l Ihv tliirly six . mt-maury statin. ' Medicated . . .Throat Discs My.cf than a C'ouuh Irr:i A t'OUKh .tmedy in ta'k-t ; ' t form. ' Tlu-y U"p the jrrt!arlon. CO Discs for L&LDrugCo. (top .35 for Hi. we-lifM; largely .'' inark t: butch- t-rh, iiiffhun to c hoU tt 2M to j ., V.I; to Kmc. 1 i.atl- S.'M: r;.In nti-lp ' iM; icvi:i ruJly eli-aly tt-sJn on Kit-? with y-;irlmu aixl litfltt j y;irttns uiO'Irrt.ly 1 attiv anl( Ji-jvmjs vtry flow; In-rt t-r 91-; Uitit;lxtT fliittv.'M, Ktpt.TM. yood and' 16. (K; to "I.Jt'O Hut, 13.VW. j l.jr.; fin 10 t.K'W I5.2J K.-St; 7 4 yi-urlmx. rx'l nd ' v'unrv 7.r to lli't It-.., !J.2if , vrrn. milk f-l. good and Ciioiiv J5-M''', 17.5'. , ' t liat'Ai.O CASII 1 Itlir'AGO, Jan: . I; (AD W!i"at. iS'o. S northern ftprinc I.lfc. 1 Corn, No. 3 niixvU S!i; No. S white 62; No. iit. No. ; white 47i 4. Ityo, no vali' Hiii I. in. Timothy wd S.SttC.. Iard 11.75. iCioa 12.&0. Wheat Higher At Close in Chicago I Clllt.'ACO. Jan. If (Al'l Op- jcninir unchanet'd to VjC-off. corn i later .bowed setback, all around. j Wheat Kturti-d unclianecd to .c juown. but subiK-ijuently .cored licllit ! caina. f ata wcr eaay. 1'rovi.ion. ; al&o t-ndcd to Bait- I t'o.n rloM-d unrltli-d lo 1 lc !nct hlE-hcr. wheat 1 to 1 if I c lt)KTI.AM I'ICOIil'O: !up- oju varyine from !ic decline IfHTI.ANU. Orr., Jan. 1 (Al'l. to e advance, and proeirlon. at Wholeaalt) price ;c ihack to a rUe of lie llutter: iiwer. I'ortland dairy ei.h.nst .net wholesale price.! l-OITlJM IJKSTH'K (eulr: Kltra. 44 jc: rtandard.: I'OHTLA.VH, Ore.. Jan. IC (Al'i iic; prima firm. 4Je. finU 4:cj I'altle and calve.: rrtud. no Creamery price: print. lu over! receipt Steer, tlloo lo I3 cube iriandardL jlba.). Kood. 11.00 lo I1.T5: , . '.' I milk, poultry, all ateady'do 0 lo lloo !!.).- rood. .troii.: Mk,U ...c od uncbuBlsrd- . if.4, d , , n,Hdiljm. nlon, per cwt, Oregon boiler. HUVI1; do comuion. Jii.Sd lu. J.:irl.lo. ' lirifem . I In. down), rood. Potaioe-t. wool. hay. all .tiaily'llo ;ir lu.75: do common. $.I5 and unchanged. Kll-..'P Mrlier: bull: fat lumlx IC. 'tu', lop IT.ot; siii-ep 4i-ady: fat cvtkm IC.Sii down: feedlllif lamb. Hi eady: la rul... ooil and choice 9 lb, down ic,r,i, i ;.in; ' Kir-Jium. 1 1.3.1 . lfi.uu: ' ewe., medium to: eh. lrc ir-o Mai. down t.fs'lfl I0.5: fMC-ii-r Iambic' Rood ' and choice, j is.JSfi is.;.i. . - j I ,.-S; a" m.. 3 "o a FIND IT HERE Oopy for ihl. colaou. at ba la by t a. am. I.VSTBA.VCt n BOKD8 U. a I.WKbT.HIiNr CO. O. W. WARNOCfC CAHI OK TIIA.VKS 1 wisii to exprew my heart felt , thank, and appreciation to llic lai Grande fr"ire Ueual tlilent and vol- ! unlevn. friends, neilfhbor., who no ; kindly aratxted me at the barnin: of my home on Inland Ave., hurt , Sunday nioinlns. Your. Truly. ; l.l-ltp . WKl IIBS.NBTT ot to Moderu Woulnn-u Inatailution of officer. Thursday evening. Jan.. 17 and other business of importance. JAKK ItOSTOCK. Clerk. 1-lS-lt Hemstltchinc, pieamur. biittna. I bote., etc. Norton' Kiddle Shop. LA U1UMIF. WHOLESALE MAItKKTS Tlilrterit-ycarKiM Ix llwrt I IhsIiht of IlleUlaill. Mo., ami II yearidd Jack YaiK-er (Iim-o of I'b-la-r. Otla, are iircaclien. Uoill s ltat oet-uiieU pulpilN in tlidr Iioum? iowiu. - ' ( . KAA'SAii CITV (Af) Two . Jarire cuiiKrvir.ition. boy. with a combined uk of only Jack, who is a Boy Scout Willi -7 year, already have taken up five merit liadk-es. nkins to no to a their life work of. preachine the ftheoloKlcal neminmy after he fin Gospel In Ihe neighboring suites of , Uhes hlirh Khool. When he w as .Missouri and Oklahoma. j graduated from the grade school The oldert Is Jack Yancey. 14. j he deliverd the commencement who I. assistant pastor of the Cen- laddresn to his own class. He lives Klocklioldrr. Annual 3!eetln Notice Is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the btockhold- ! ..v a. Iji I-r'.Tiila Kntinnal Rank ! 'will be held at their banking house j Mn La Grande, Oregon, on Tuesday. January jaih.. 192. at ten o'clock A. M. At this meeting a Hoard of) Director, w ill be elected to serve I for the year 192 and such other business wijl he transacted as may I be properly offered. li. E. COOUDGE. Cashier. U-JS-JOt jlo.2S; cowa. good, H?.2k cows. -low cutler. J4.6o.j7.' Hull.' tyear-1 tra,1 MhoItet church in Pleher wi.h his grandiwrents, h-s mother 17 " " v"'"a itou .naiiiK mm iie y vn rs ago. ttiiu nut- jii-iu. a lie wiiifr ui jLei- I V illtl KKI KK IHVOItCK ' ; J HAN KitA.Vl lWO. Jan.' If Al') j ? The Kumlner today published a j , disimu h from lli-no. Nev., siiying : Mrs. Henry A- IHj-Iuim. the'lormer I CJlorla ttold. had arrlvid there lo , t at final dis-ree ef divorce. Hit j j Itlftitup bejeun tc rstilt Aug. St. Kmelt He lb, fprtnga Ufl6c lb. Heavy heiuft He lb. Lifht hen-Ho lb. Siag. to lb. Hour, Hard Federation (hard 8oft wheat $7.40 but -17 0 bbb JANUARY CLEARANCE 10 to 50 Off OX ALL FURNITURE AND ' - FLOOR COVERINGS ROHNENKAMP'S lliia 4xi'iudt-d), gootl befs. 7.:& do cutter to medium. 6.CO$i 7.25: fjalvt-a 5oo Ils. down) me .limn tit ohnifia t. 1.1 tin i-ilt tfi . . -. " Icoiiiinon, $7.&4V 9. Vealeni, milk fed, Kood to choice. $13 i 14.35; do jiiiedluiu, 11.5fili; do cult to common, jK.50i 11. Su. . Hok: Weady. rrlpt8 s. Heavy wicht Cl&O-JiP lbs.), me- Idluja to clioirf, tl.i'Hutt: medium - jwtvlKht Hiu-hu H.), medium to fJk OliASVK ItKl'AlL MAilKLTSjchotce. s.35s.&o; U,yht weiffhl I". 1Ci-2ho !!.). medium lo cliolct. tJUtler, crnameir 65c; X llrt..j $y.6 .75; nKht JiKhU 13-1G ago. I r 'it-lfel-t f"hltitnP tl-.u ..e-Aiarnkxt wheat) UtetKtadt. Mo. er of the church. ' number ot pulpits In MIk- an ordined preach- (uri ant iiinntK. He became in- Wory tenement in Kt Ul'th street New York Blaze Is Fatal to Six - XKW YOKK. Jun. 1G (AP) Six memberii of one family lout their Uvea In a fire that swept a five- .MhMlonary Daptim J.C.PENNEYC0. jm nrpot at. ' Lai ttrudav Ora. v. : Dresses in smart new modes . . . .:: great values! $9.90 Clever women will share to n offering of this tort . . .' that concerns chic little frocks in. black atin and high-shade ' crepe at a Terr lev price indeed! For Women :: Misses Juniors ' Junor Leads In Pasadena Match PASADE.NM, Cal. Jun. IC (4P Oratoricnl ubilitle. displayed by Jack Yancey cauaed the reirulur terested In religion a year ngo ,la night, a few- hour, after they :-John Junor. Portland, proles' when Rev. C. W. Holmes, an evan- jhad moved Into the house. jsiomil, stroked his way to an elirlrf kciisi, wu. conaucting a meeting I I-Ive other persons, one or them at Dielstadt.'' where Delbert lived a fireman, suffered from smoke minister- Kev. W. O. liucy. to ask! with his grandfather. Delbert was and burns.. One hundred families him to fill the pulpit occasionally ; ordained in October and has re-(were driven to the street from the and to help with the other chure'.l Icived invitations to preach ' in 'burning building and two udjoining work. Jack gladly consented, anu churches in .New York and other, dwellings. since then he has spoken before distunt cities, ' , . 1 lead In the It. 000 J'usndena apei) golf tournament today when he lie, gotinted the first IK holes in 16-31 73. He was followed by Ilnrqltg Ket-r. of Santa Monica, who shuiu the 18 in 36-S9 75. ,f ., . .. .J f 1.10. EKga 45c dmt Chees X&4J 40C lb. Honey Comb. ZSc lb. cgvtmh4m I'olaloea $l,UU cwt Artichoke Ztfc. Parsley 6c bunch. Craubttrrle joe PoiriCTOnatec !Sc !b Ixtcal csibbajfc -Kc lb. Cauliflower 16c lb. (jmpern.it, Klortda l&c l.vttuct2 heads 3."c. Kn-Ilve fee; X for Itvc Yellow onloiuj Be lb. ftaduhes le bunch. Carrota 10c bunch, liee'.a 5c lb. 1'umnipi c lb. Turnip 2 bunches for 2 Cclory Sic bunch. Green peppers 4lc lb. Rutabagas 6o lb. Hubbard uuli lineal 4v b'wcft I'utato? 3 Jbs. tic KnilU UeMclous apples 4 lb. basket 25c; f.S9 box. Jonathan applesll.lt) boa.' Itunahaa 12 14c lb. I'erjrtiAinonn 3 for Z&e. Lemons 4c dot Oianx-5'4 7r dob. G ru pes 2 Hs. 2 5c. i'earn-f-Bnrtlctt. fltf a bot. lted Ktuperor U rapes 15c lb. Iba. 35c. '' Fitrar Cun sus-ar 1.54. llfHir ttnft wheal SI. 4t bbl. Hard fadraflon f 1.40 bbl. oullry Kprlnjc fileft 3oi SXc lb. Hons IS. JOc lb. Mr4ja and MOi rtoef boll I3i&ltc ChopN unl ataks 2535c lb. Haliium (jftriclly fresh) 4c llullbut 3-c b. l::ihbltsac lb. Cod 25c lb. libs.), medium to choice. $3.&0f 9.5u; packing sons, rouirh and ttmoolli, $6.757.75; slaughter pigs On-1 JO lbs.), med!yiu to thalce. i 9; feeder and stocker pitfs 7o 13V lbs.), mediuiu to choice, s.75. -., (Sort or oily hoirs and roasting pigs excluded In alove uuotations). Hhr-fp and lambs: Hteady. no re- j celptrt. tMltitH 4 SI HtH. dowult frood to choice. 9 1 S 14; do (92 lbs., down), medium. Sll.5ufl3; do (all weights) cull to common.- Siu.&otr ll.io; yt-nrbng wethers (ISO down), mediums to choice. 11.5m; ewes (I3u lbs. down) me dium to choice, S4.5r6i 6.50; do ( 1 3ii-1 5u Ibii.), medium lo choice, $3.&tifC; do (all weights) cull to common, $3f3.5V. . . i LYNX, COYGTES KILLED NEAR PROMISE, ORE. ri Oregon Cave Bill Passed In Senate WASHINGTON: J;in. 1J (Al) The Mcmite bill to authorlEe J3T.. ((,0 fur Improvement of the Ore- tKun Oivef In Siskiyou national fur et. wus piiK-ed today by the sen- ute. with Mrs. Nellie Kleshman. John Carper butchered five nice hogs Monday, which he expects to sell In Muxvtlle. Ity Mn. IlcrUut CariHT (Oluwrver Correspondent) tOMlSK. Ore.. (SihtuI) French Trump killed a fine lynx and a coyote one day lat wevk and Hill Carper caught a fine large coyote in a trap Krlduy night. Charles Ken worthy visited at the home of C. I. Carper from Friday until Monday. Mr. Ken worthy has been In quite poor health all win tcr. Cheater Gorbett and family via IUd Hun day with IJoyd Carpers. Jiln Kwearingen, brother of Obe Swcaringen, of Promise, came in J on naturuay s stage rroin uoie. Iduho. and la visiting with his brother and family. Mra. Vk-a Viekam Is visitinf; her mother. Mrs. Julia SnuTter. Charles CuriK-r Is selling wood In Maxvllle. Ho made a trip Sat urday and again Monday. Frank Carper, a student of Wal lowa high school. pent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Carper. some airai.a nay or mn i arp-r anu is driving his sheep up from the river and is cuinir in fix-tl nni tin. liitv ul Kill'ai l.ct-n ' le Smith from Wallowa. p-nt the weekend with his 'laughter. Mi's. Stella I'oulson.' Mrs. Almeada Carper rH.tived word from her son, Henry, that his arty arrived at FayeitevllJe, West Va., on Jun. 6. They left here on Ihyc. 37 and had a fine trip all the way. They encountered some cold weather p;uving through Wyoming 1 imkMmmm.-: : I Sm JJ&?1PZ't&&&i 9 lr-ltnrtlelt. tie a bot. Kepreseiilulive llawl.-y. republi- iFt AtfLif-TV 7i.V.w.'t1-'li.J5ei3 'm lted Kuipsror Urapis lac lb., l,eun, Oregon, snid the money was vLis vVH,Vrtnf.'--y?T' I - Sugar inaking them more uecessible. I tf.l,V MJ:OT?rJy I ! Can. .ug,r.W. '.r: A.IyBf.!fefvA;C-4JI ll lI'Mir I I-OUTLANK. Or.-.. Jan. IS IAI'1 I SsTA . "r;H V hX Zj-y1.v:. .vvL4i.-'?l V -h..i.s,. i.-...w...i .h ,i. I .'J.-Tt Xr 1 Vi.'.WWirv14rr.'ii atM4? J I! - - " - I ASP''Jk h kV-3Fi'i?,Tl?n-:?o-'i I ' ''rallon 11.40 bbL I ledge that eastern engineer, arc In .Mrs. Almeada Carper received tZ2$9 .yi14KV ' roullry jlne I'aellic Norlhnest surveying word from her son, H.-nry. thai his r V W t r''i7v? 'v'r?"f&-'' -ri'i;'i Hprlng files JOtjIIc lb. . jga. plants of I he IMcllie Power ft rty arrived at Kayeltevllle. West j ' V.S iSa'','i;J(Sill Heiia i!c lb. lUslu ioniiiy, ruiniir wan aluol Va.. on Jan. C. They left here on !nifACt4&itl4Ft PSAt. "Wt't?S3.St Mela ami l-1ll here t,y that the cai plants In Hec. :7 and had a fine trip all the -ltCirSiii i'me-Viif3' i3 nf boll ISttflc JWalla Walla. Peudleton. Yakima way. They encountered some cold ""iffiffiit ''AJpX'tA'h A'A' y& ' '''op" and aleak. Si-lie lb. an. I Astoria are to be sold to an 'weather passing through Wyoming ', fS!&'-MiliifS':T'Vl' 1 I llm,n islrlclly rich) 4c lb.unldenllll- p-irehaia-r. No men-( where the llieniionuier registered kip. "iy lilt -jgiVt "iy-i'V 4yrf V. I '. Hl""t jllon a made of the price to be 10 b. low. Henry stated that they fr5fci5 KvK?S: V'(CT4yitV J llabMla Je lb. iiui.L expected to start to work the next !M4fe&V JptfiVVT&f yJV4l,tMr I'&tK CodMa lb. day. Tr -,.V.--'t,.4-IW"'iJi, ' " " iiaT'l possible that lion Snuffer visited Saturday M'SSf V-' 4 QV' -k V-S'X i f.asoluae -un announcement of the sale- may evening at the f". P. t'arer home. R'il -?i' .?-si,1 " V-'"', I Vyf Y1' ! Oaaollna. regular, retail, if. In- made next week. ' loris Henderson visited Sunday W I British Celebrate Aviation's Birthday . y' j :mHQ?M'u " ; A'aLi V '-I'lt-ri T'JVv' PjVvP I'nder the wlngf of lh Wright brothers' original alrplme. now In a London muuun. members wm J V".x?2f 'KWV- il..-,XS'VX: I f the ltnyal Arron.ollral Sockly of tireat Hntuiit a I to relhrat m :Sih annlvrrsarv c-f the J. i t:t,i.i',-.Z'iL r rl V. 'V.r.V j Hr.l titW. Tbut picture .how. the W.litlit lMp!.m loaned to the museum hr On illr Wrisht after I ""'"' " 1 ' 1 1 ' iin mi 1 I I I hU Clle,l' v"1 baliliiMin last lint ion, unennediHiMv the diners. A tu.n is V Ins on the I lF..,' i'flll " 1ATAI.LV I.VJI Iil li I 1'OHTI.AXI),-Ore.. Jan. IC (Al'l ! The apparent vlctirii of a hit-and-run driver. Mrs. Flora Kergu son. to, was in a hospital here today with a broken skolL Shu was not expected lo recover. 31.00 and $2.00 Off ON WOOL & JERSEY DRESSES - Age 2 to 12 V All Close Out Merchandise at Yz Price. NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP . r m wjm V- imm mm tw. SBWBBBSTfT "Why Those Doesn't She Sell Wonderful Pickles?'' (The Story of the licjrinninj; of a New Industry in the Grande Kondc Valley and of a Delicious New Sweet Mustard Pickle!) ' Two women of the Grande Rondo Valley had trained a great reputation for unusual dishes. Their recipes and their food was much in demand at community dinners and social gatherings. Special fame attached to a cei tain sweet mustard pickle that they served f n various occasions. Dozens of other women wanted the recipe no mus tard pickle ever received a fraction of the compliments heaped on these de licious home-made pickles. , "Why doesn't she put them up and have them for sale?" was a fre quent question, an increasing demand. , That is exactly w hat has been done and todav vou can enjoy the same sweet mustard pickle on your table that was "the envy of good cooks throughout the valley for years. in for Your grocer has them. Order a jar the next time vou buy food. You're or a real treat! "reBb. KHm. Tliar l'ndr the wlngf of the Wright brothers' original airplane, now In a London muuusi. members nf the ltuyal Arron.ollral Society rf tireat Mi lium irn I to relhrle the JSih anniversary .cf the Ural flitlit. Thif picture .how. the Wright liip!m loaned lo the museum h Orville Wrisht ofler bU Clle , lla Hie tuilUi.-viil.n lu!liion, uieiidej-inbive the diners. A tu.n is . Ins on the j. .. '.. : 1 . .: - rlanr as W'tali' Uiil wa-.n ac nrt' S--. . - S.&K. SWEET MUSTARD PICKLES A Grande Kondc Valley Product '.' "