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Tage Hlght EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tuesday, January 20, 1920 NEW!! Cheney Ties $1.00 Crepes, Lumino Satins and. Files. : Men's Wear. Pricesof Eggs " Unchanged But Butter Advances .,., Alar. ... I'OltTI.AND. Ore, Jan. 2 AI') ')' Kfr price wcro unehuntfed, while ' MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY CHICAGO CltAJ.V OlH.ii llivii Ixw 1.22 ..I4MJ -t.tt I .mi 4 I. -'! l.it'j 1 .2.-. lammt.sm i.2h 1.20 Old Timers two IhiKit (prude udvuncrd hiilf uj I'OUTI.AM) UIIKAT ...... - T I ..... .J l'Olni.ANI). Ore., Jan. 2U (Al') 44(4 and inline ilrxt to 43. I'ruttn und vejf"ti.ljle were firm, with proKpertH of advunccH In the. lutter Khontd tho enow contlnu. inueli lonjfor, : , , 1 .. In rnuntry drcwed mcat, pork wan up lo 14 und M'i cent, irhllo luinliH, pat:ltrr killed, had gono to i 20 to 28 cenlH. I I'ualer urie not cuwr to make) pric.t piedli:tlonu Jji view of the weather. 1 Wheat: Ulif Hind Ijluentein 1.15; eoft while 1.17; wvHlvrn while 1.17: haul winter 1.13(4; northera epl'lni; 1.13; iventerll red I.U'i. Oal: No. J-SS II). white 88.&0. Today'H car reeelplH: Wheat II, harley I, flour 2, corn 2, outs 2, hay 2, IIM'A;0 LIVESTOCK CHICAGO. Jan. 2!l AI' (It. H, l)ept, of Alfrlc.) Hokh: IteeeiplM 2X.GIMI; elow, t.iOHlly Hteutly; lance, ly an lul'iiS; 9.X5 ninrket for desir able 1G0-2HII III. welKllla: top !). paid for oeeaHloual load lr.o-lioo ll. averaKeK. Itlltchei-H. nieillum to eholee 2f0-3fio IK, !..4" !.'.; I'l.o 2r,u llm. I..4MI !.; K.U.2I.U llm., !.&(. 9. !n. ('utile: ltreelitn B.r.l.l.; ratves. (IIHAt.O CASH CHICAOO, Jan. 29 (AI'J Wheel No. 2 hard 1.24 Vj 1.26; 8Ulliple Kru.lt, noii hern kpi-Idk leu. Corn, No. 4 mixed IS: No. 3 yellow 9fi 0 !tf, Out: No. 2 white HVj1l aamplu Kialu 4IMi ii DO. Hye: No MileH. . Hurley: 64 6174. Timothy H. c.1: r.G"i; i.2'i. (.'lover eed: 23.254i .1 1.:".. r.ichot in Watla . V.'e hrur plenl)' of (he wiwte of riches, hut the rlrhe of wiikIh I'mir I i , T. reeelpm 2,riUU; very Utile .lone 1111-oll Hie 11 mi t.iu iw n.t., ...-, ... dertoni wefik to lower except on 60 eenla hiKher on caive.1 and veal paper rn "'' """'',,.' i heller made light eaillnBs: other jem. N recelpN. SleeiH ( I Hilt-13IIC mr l.u "..' ...! elawiis inoiilly ati'iuly. HluuL'hler .ll.n.) Kood 1 1 1 I I. our uleeiu 1960- l'OI(TI.A.M MVKsrtiCli 1'OKTI.ANI.i, Ore., Jan. 29 (Al' Caltle and calves: Slt-ady to struiiir ulllt spolH, ei'iitH hik'he" Hud tdie stuck and l'& to lis pruua.Mv Hie, ... I,. elns-. s. sleers. Iliere wuiild Mill he cnriiHiiilka left. 3ttlulM(l Uw AIIU II IS sum li.v eiiei.i. sin in... im-.r lire nearly 7...IHM.!HM1 I. .in of wo.nl mid Kiiwuilll wasie thul cull be re iluimeiJ. ICxcliiinse. Bladder Weakness ' If Uladder.W'cattneiui, XJeltlni: Up NiuhIM, llaekaehe, Ilurnfiu; ur ItchliiB Kensallon, le or Kruln pains make you feel old. tired, pep leMs, and worn out why not make the Clc 48 1 lour Test? Don't ttivu up. (let Cyslec today at any itruif More. 1'ut It to a 4H hour test. Money hack If you don't soon feel like new, full of pep. sl.-p well, with pains alleviated. Try "jnie today, only 00c. Hod Cross Uruk Hlure. Adv. Hood and choice I2.7GW 16.5: II""- 130(1 ll.s. I2.7f.at 15.76; 950-11011 Ihs. 13.00i. lO.do: f.-d yeai-lluR irood and choice 750-950 il.s. 13. u 1l Ill.OO. Veulers (milk-fed) KOO.i and choice H.IMis. 17. Ml. , Kheen: Itecelpts 14.000: stwi.lj to a sh'tde lower; hulk fut-luml.e 10.76 W 17.25; early top 17.50; 1100 U.S.), Kood I 1 'a 1 1.75; sli e.H (si. 'i und up) medium lii'.lr steers, common Ji.f.O 'l $ I 0; heifers (f0 Ihs. down) koimI 9.76411(1.25; heifers, eoiumon JK.I'f.t 9.75. Cows, ifoo.l h.Un'u 9.00;" cows, common lo medium 7.00 3 50: tows, low cut ter 4. .'.04 7.00. Hulls (yeurllngu excluded) Kdud hee.'s 7.60'rf H.r.u; hulls, cutter to medium C.75'i7.5o; ful ewes lll.oa down: feeding Inml.i calveK (5uo Il.s. don) medium to 16. 25iii 15.75. U.n.l)H, Bond and I choice 0. nun I I. Ml; calves, cull to choice,' 92 Il.s. down 10. 6(Ku 17.116; Icommon 7.6urri 9.00. Sealers, milk- ewes, me.lluin to choice 15a Il.s. down ((.2611 I IJ.il.: feeder luml.s. Kooil and choice I 4.50 ft 1 6. on, I . iiiTTi:nr,vr . KAN KltANCIHCO. Jan. '29 (Al1) llutterfut f. o. Ii. Han l-'ranclsco, 62 iic. Sure Way To Stop Coughing This Prescription Relieves r Almost Instantly Coukhlnu Is usually due to cuuses which patent medicines und couuh syrups do not reach, however. Thoxlne, u fumouH doctor's prc crlpllon relieves poukIiIiik with the ver' first swallow. 11 works on mi entirely different theory, has u double action, relieves the Irri tation and noes direct to the In ternal CUUMO.,-. t'nllke mailt rough medicines. Thoxlne contains no chloroform, dope, or other I. urn. Till druus. Hi. Ic fur the whole fnllllly. Also ex cellent for sore throat. Quick re lief Kiiaraiiteed or your money Lurk. J 5c, BOu and H.oo, Hold l.y Kid Cross Druir store nnd all oilier good dl'UR- stores. Adv. LA (iHA.Mii: w ikii. i:sai.e AlAIIKiriH Hmelt ir.e lb. Hprlnitl ISDJ25a lb. Moavy hens 16o lb. Mht hens 14o lb. Biags Ho lb. l''lour. Hard Kederailon (hurd wheat) Ron wheat 17.40 bbl 17.00 bbl. LA GItA.NDE UKTA1L MAilKirTS . Ilnlrj. 10 Years Ago Today M.s. -iinil( llecl.lin and small sun. v. cut lo I'en.lleloli fur u visit. Sore Muscles! fililll Snow Mioielhu. Spraiiui! Strains!. IJiuIhcs! 1 I'eii.aps you slipped on yuur ItelKi.bU'N Walk. IJijr Ia'ukuc Liniment SlHltllc. N(t.e I'illli. L. & L. Drug Co. Buttyr, crouiuery 65c; S lbs.( II. lu. Kku 4fo do. Chepa S6JMUO lb. llony -Comb. 2fto Ih VcKtHftblnn Potutyoa owl Artichoke 30o. TttiHley Bo bunch. CitinbltfTlwi 2c ql. CuhliHirt Mq II), Cuuliflower 16a lb, (.nipofrgit, Klnrlila 3 fur 26o. iAJtliic'u 10c ht'Ud, . Vol low onloiw 8c lb, ' ' t'HiTuts ldo bunoli. Kpi Ih 2 for 25c. I'urHnips 6o lb. Tui nlpH 2 Uunolieji -for 26d. f'dlrry 16b and 25c. (ircuil prpin-tH t0c lb. HutabliguB &o lb. lhilihunl Hiiuuffh !.ocn 4c Hweot l'otiitorH 0c lb. , FnilLH Ptl(louM tipples 4 lb. baskut, 2Ur, box. Jonatluui iippU $1.0U box. liinunti8 1 5c lb. Persimmons 2 for J 6c I.cnioim 4rc tlos. Oranifcji 6U u 70o dob. hiticnr Tuno uiiKtir $1.54. ' " Flour Ron whont S. 40 bbl. llmd fodtM-nttnn!t.40 bbl. . rmiltry Hprlnr filcn aoaJc lb. UvnB'2U$i .10c lb. MralN mill I tsh lir.f boil r.M4anse. CliopH mid nti'iiUM 2ft-3iie lb. iSiilmou (Hliltlly Irish) 3."c lb. Ildliliut --So lb. ItnbbllM 2Sc lb. Cod 26o lb. .i.viimp Onttollnn, rpRtilur, retull. 28n. fed, Kood to cholro I Il.Wi 'u M.fiOj vwtlctH. UKMliiKii tl.&litf U; veul utH. cull to com in on fi.fiO'ii ll..rii. Ilojfn: Ktcady. no r'-coiptH, wttti licuvy wclK'it iiMdl um lo cholop H.75 'u !l.ro; iii'-dluni WfUtit (i;oo-r,ii IIjj. ) MH'fllum to rholru b.76 91- )0.7f; lUht wcdffht (Ifjo-i'OO Ibn.) iiiciliuiji to rhoico , teas 1 ptr ctnt... in. 7&U 1 1.00; ll:;)it IlKhtn ( Uo-niOi 4R(.; truck 4Ge; delivered ut 1'ort llm. iiu-iliJiii fo c bo let U.75fif land. 48 4i 60c: J 'h7&; packing riowH, rou'ti an 1 1'oultry, onlonn, jioty tOL-n.., wool, Hinooth 7.7Mf H.(ii; Rlaimhlt r pigi nutH, day, rancura bark, bops; ulJ (UU.130 IIih.) iiuMlliiin to f bo Ice. Btiady and unchaiifft'd, , . - itMdfi 10.26; feeder und . titocltcr pIkh (70-iay ihu. jiitidiuiu io cboico .00l 10.10. . Hhoep und iHiubM: Htcuily. no it. rtdptH. Lnitibs (Ki Hut. down) good to choice U.6U64 ld.OU; do ('J-' Us. down) Kod to choice 13.60 1(1.00; do (U2 Mjm. down) medium 12.000 14. bo; do (all wolKbtH) cull to comiiio!! lt.oo, 12.f0; 1 yiurllne wotlutrs ( 160 lha. down) medium to choirtj lO.OOftf 13.00. Bwcfl (12'J I oh. down) iiiedhim to choice 6.&0 47.60; ewi'H (120-160 'lbs.) mcdl uiii to cbolfo 4.60f 7.0o; ewc (till w'iKbU) cull to common a.oow 4.50. Wheat Unsettled And Lower Today CHJOAOO, Jan. 20 (A!) Open tiiK to lr. off. tlilcajfo wheat af terward declined ,u little more and llsen raJlled. i vrn, oats and pro visions w cc ulo eanier, with cot'i Ntarttittf Vi .to'lc ofr but later re coverliis.' ,., t f . W'liwat .'lurift nnN'it(li-d I to 1 below, yesleitibiy' fliilnli. corn to I off, outs H to Hi down and provUtonH one banged to a net- buck of 20 cents. . . ' ' rOKTI.AM) I'KOlH'Ci: PfJltTivANO. Oie.. Jan. 211 (Al Wholesule prices: Itutler: I-Jxtras und prime flrnts half cent h Ik her, : Portland dairy exchange net w liolcwile price., (cubes): KNtras '44,!c; standards 41c; prime firsts 4Sc; flints 4c. Creamery firlces, prints 3c over cube standards. Kio?s: Sleady und unchunKed. Milk: Lower. Jlaw mill: (4 per rent) 2.C5 cwt. delivered Portland, lluttififat station I I SBK I I '9 pza . I tension to be held at Houston, a 1 Tex.; February 5 to 7- ti. Brad- N jioi'd Ktiupp. al top, tho voti of D the late Dr. Seaman A. Knap p. I Shorts Covering Freely in Street NKW YOHK. Jan. 29 (Al') Short l)iK..n to cover freely In the flnul hour of the atock market to day when a number of UiHues re sponded to large eeale buying. St. Jimepli i-eud rallied 8 pointa from,. ltK lower level und Iniernuiiona,. Nickel und Johntr -Manville each 6 point. liurroUKh Adding Machine 'jumped 6t4, I'nlted Krull 6!i, Allia j I'linliners 9, and llelanaie and IlIudHon 7. Ainerlciin Kadlutor af jter eoarlng to 211, alumped to 200. reFHiire was exerted against u number of well known stocks. The closing was Irregular. fales ap proximated 4.oiMi,ii.io. FIND IT HERE Copy for thi. column mart bo la by . m. NKW Vtmii. I'HI'lT ', NKW YOltK. Jan. 29 (Al') Dried fruit ond hops steady. Eastern "Batter" "Ghee" Is ii kind of elaiilled hut tor used hi Inillii und oilier eusl ern ei.uiniles. II Is pieiiured finui milk of buffaloes or cows, and nfier a certain process put Inln closed puis, where It Is suid lo keep fo. jcurs. Immutable Law Wo nil foreknow thul the sen will rl:su und set, thul nil men lu.rn lulu the win lit shall die; Unit after win ler Hie spiins shall come; after the sprint? summer uiitl hurvest; yet Is not our rorekuowledse. the cause of any of tl.oseV lluleit:h. Origin of "Handicap'' , In the Middle lip s, when a .race was to be run, the cuulestitnts drew lols for positions by taking straws from a hat. This process was known In the vernacular of the day us "haiid-ln-ilie-eap." Today we have the word "luindlc.ip." ' ' '. AStt BONDS t. 8. INVthlsit-nr w. O. W. WAKNOCK j i llUHHlCltS. OVEIIHHOKH. j KNIT CATS & DltKSSES at sau-: riiic-ics. Norton's Kiddy Shop. , 1-24-41 1 ! Ilcnistltcliiuy. pioaimx, butlou-J boles, etc Norton' Klmlle bhop.1 Stuckholders Annual Mcellng J Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the Stockhold ers of La Oronde Nullonul Bunk will be held at their bunking house In La Grunde, Oregon, on Tuesday. Junuary 29th 1929, at ten o'clock A. M. At this meeting a Hoard of Hi rector will be elootcd to servo for tho year 1929 and such other business will be transacted us may be properly offered. H. K. COOLIDGE, Cashier. 12-28-301 NOTICK Ol'' IIKAItl.Nd 1'I.NAI, Al't'OIXT Notice Is 'hereby given tliut the administratrix of the estate of Itlchard T. Ilettig. deceased, bin filed her final account herein und the County Court has fixed Mon day the 2uth day of Kebruury, 1929 at the hour of 10:00 o'clock A. M. of suid date as the time for Hi" hearing of objections to such final J.C.PENNEYCO. 10 Itepot St. - La Urande. Ore. Men's Sweaters Heavy Fleece-Lined Very " warm and durable, Hcece-lined, In solid colors md two-color combinations.'" Righi tor wjrk or general wear. $1.29 b account and Ibo settlement ther. of. MIRIAM g. rtirrTic, ; Adiiilnlstrutnc Jan. 22-il; Keb; 6-12-19. A weekly newspaper suys lh earth's coldest spot is Verkhuy. ansk, Siberia. " That's not deflnlte enough. The eurth's coldest spot U a street car In Verkhoyansk, ffl. bei la. - . ' ; These men will be the le; dliiff liKlUs al the 2.ritli anniversary ut tho foundiiiK of nm'Jfi:Uural ex tension to be held at Houston, Tex.; February 5 to 7- lb. Brad ford Kuapp. at top, is tho voti of t he late Dr. Sea man A . Knapp. founder, of extension work lu whose memory the eelebraliou is held. Ho is now president of Ala-, ham a Polytechnic Institute. W. D. Oentley, of Oklahoma A. nnd M. college, rounds out 25 yeara of extension work ut this time. Mu was one of the elder Dr. Knapp'a llrtit special agents. , SHIPPING FEVER LOSS MAY BE CUT, MILLIONS AS RESULT OF STUDY;CoIonial gt()ck Dominates In U. S. Senators VOU) HI'Itl.NG HAliOIt, N. Y. i (A I') The colonial raial stoek luveMlluallnni reveal that animals are attacked by "shipping fever" nhi ii (bey have In en weakened. Caret ul loading is reeoni nieniled by Dr. A. V. .Miller (Inset), ludow Is Ids idea of the way a slot k far kIidmIiI he papered around tho sides und bedded with draw fur whil'r ihljtnii nts. SECOND WORST WEED MAY BE CONTROLLED BY CHEMICALS jjoiiar jl Mean, IS SiSi-- ' y J-- '"v'f'JW veJ $1 BARGAINS THIS MONTH Sweaters, Girls Hats, Dresses, Boys' Wool Hats & Caps, Tapestries, and several other close out values to $5.00 now at special price of $ 1.00. NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Earl w . i'aaj.-yrr1pfr-r which predominated in On Consti tutional convention of 17x7 Is still the dominating stock of tho Dnlted S'.ates senate, though in decreauing degree. The data were gathered by the eugiMiics record office here of the Curnegto Institution und given out by Krank I., lluhliott of Brooklyn. It covers the st alius In lltl'7. "We find," hii Mi'. Jlabbott, "that the Knglish, Scotch and Irish compose !M) er cent of the lele gates to the Constitutional conven tion nnd 81 per cent of the mem bers of the rutted States senate. Jn getting these data It was, fortu nately, possible to find the racial d 'scent of each of tho !ti members of tho senate. "The statistics wereinade by In quiring Into tho racial descent of each of the four grandparents of the I 0 senators, thus going a step further back than v as tho case with the nifmhcrs of the Constitu tional Convention." The percentages iu the Constitu tional Convention und the setiato were respectively: Knglish .(iS.fiS and 47.05 Irish 17.117 and I -1,4a Scotch !i.n! and lii.BS l-'reneh 4..r.r and 5.21 Dutch 2.73 and .r Sweillsh l.Vtnn.l 2.0.H Welsh !! and S.fiti The Hetiale in addition showed five blood classifications nut in the Constilutiunal Convention, which were: (lerinan ... Norwegian .. Sw Ism' , Danish American Indian 5. fin l.Btf .13 ft-axy Ilhtmir.ctzls The bureiiii of llluhour-ea says-' the li;rhtlum.cs of the I'nited Stales , use kerosene, b.camh'scent nil va ! I tor, acetylene j;,:s. old nnd elec tric current for the illumimmt. tic t cordlnij to various local condi(ioii i nnd requirements. It Is believe! j Hint the navy uses bmh electric cur lent anil acetylene- The "low, lat'i't lto.! method of nnviherliiff iptack gravj wuh tar ptp fiOjove J Irf eielett t 10 rebMl by the rjjpu! unit Pif"1! ve to f fililll hl'iif, v hh U rnttrrly kills the routs as writ ivs thi 1 tat. '! n uinia the pvlui lpul avca tnfuted by tii.ick Ev:l cf Flattery rird we thitter ourselves, nnd then the tlattery of ethers Is sure of success. It nwnkeni our nelf 1op willdn, n p:uty wblrli is ever ready t r nit fmni otir better Judgment mid jin the enemy with out. Steele. Following as h Chock it Today! WITH FOLEY'S Every known Guarantee Surpassed To give (he ussrs of Ward's Tires the ut most in guaranteed service, we have added to our own time-proven, definite mileage guarantee of 16,000 miles, ALL the terms of the new lifetime guarantee against de fects. No other manufacturer or tire deal er offers as much service or protection. Ward's 1929 Riverside Tires are better than ever; built to go furtheiy to outlive their guarantee of 16,000 MILES i and are priced even lower than last year . RlViRffl Lowest Prices In History Guaranteed for 16,000 -Miles and for Life! First Quality Riverside Oversize High Pressure Tires . TIIW Mihl"l l-l'I.V I'rl.f t'ln'lr Tulw i'Dx I.-UI $ 6.15 $1.20 3lxl.50 ...... :.. $ 6.95 $1.35 $ 8.70 $1.55 $10.05 $1.75 3u, $10.35 $1.80 0-l'I.V $ 9.10 $1.35 $12.35 $1.80 $13.65 $2.10 33x0-. 00 ... $14.35 $2.25 $15.65 $2.65 first Quality Riverside Full Size Uallcon Cords $5.38 $1.05 31x4 O. S.... $ 9.35 $1.50 os $10.00 $1.60 $10.75. $1.95 liliiy Ward's guaranteed Accessories arc .the greatest values on the present day. market. . Our selection includes not only the few listed here but almost any part needed for any. car. ItlVERSIDE.' RAblATORS tpV.&O ,S.i I Iori..yc..'iiil t y p e Buiirantted for IS months iiKi'lnst duniae l.y freezing. SF'C'- $10.35 guarantee) NVEHSIBE-IOTTERIES Tin- lr l.uf llti.trant.'e.l : J t arn $8.15 The SiiiHr-l'owcr t'liaranteed years $11.65 AIo cvrry mIh for till iuakt. ut vurs ItlVKItSIHK IIOAD-I.KII' CHAIN'S Inorlid liiv.-r-l.k- l,m,.(;,, i,ns llvl.io All fr Loth balloon nnd hij;h pressure this. Standard und heavy duty models. $4.75 MONTGOMERY WARD 6 CO. Thone Main 1 1101-3 Wash. Ave. La Grande, Ore.