La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 30, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPage flight CA GRANGE EVENING OBSERVER Wednesday, January GO, 1920. : New!! Caps $1.85 to $3.50 New Spring , patterns, fyll leather sweats. New check and ovcrplaids. Men's Wear. Egg And Butter Prices Higher MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY - In Oregon Mart '... I'OltTt.ANI). Ore., Jnn. 30 (AP) i'l-k'fs for CKffs and bullcr wont HubnUintlully hliihcr toduy, Ilultor fut wiiH n ct-nt lilfrhur. h'Kir vhIuh took their npurl from unfavorable weather nml bulti-r prit-fH hero were a ri'fU'Cllon of hljrliiT pili'CB In Ciiliri.rnl.i. " In butler, extras und Htundurdu i went up to 45 centv. i Kkkh underwent a moro emphut lo line when atundurd exlnui uiwl iKtundurd flrHta scooted up two cents to it cents und medium extras took u. similar rlso to 32 und uic j iltuut. rii-HtH to. HI eonts. 7 cent but- terfut v.us-ijuoted ul 40 rents, stu- tlou, und hack, und 4'J to Ki cunts delivered l'ortlund, : ' Onion twin went down from 10 and II tt-uln to 7..und .8 ci'iita.. ' No uiuterlal clmnues wuro noted In fruits und veffelunles. Mar. Mlty July CHICAGO ;ltAIX Optn , High I-ow ...1.2a '- t.tiy, 1.2214 ...MM l.20 1.2TJ4 LSftft " ...1.27 l.2j 1.27 W judge hardy is questioned on Mcpherson case I 21'" (Continue from Pax 1) M!7,l.!!7!4 ;0r prouxlilnx und believed that An 1.2H54 l.2W)k jgelus lemplu would develop Into a I'onriA.Mt uiii:.t 1 1 VlflillnnA;,; M tWirlili tawttMtt 1 1 I IMXI MMki. I Wheat strong And Higher In Chicago CHICAGO. Jnn. SO (Al') -cnlnif '4 to Ol c lilKher, Chl chko wheut ufterwurd scored udill- tl(innl Ruins. Corn anil outs were, lulso firmer, with corn nturtlnir W 'to c up, und subsequently con- tlnuinK to climb. Provisions were wenk. j Wheut closed strong I to 2V, I'OltTLANIt, Ore., Jun. 30 (AD Wheut: nig Uend blucstem, hurl white l.liS: soft while 1.1'J: west ern white Lit; hunl winter 1.10; northern sprliiK 1.18: western red 1.17. Outs: No. 2-39 Hi. while 38.5(1. Today' cur receipts: Wheut Wi. flour 8. huy 3. 'MICA.0 CASH CIIICACO, Jun. 3(1 (AC) Wheut. No. S-lmrtl 1.27; No. J northern upi-lntf 1.20. Corn, No. I mixed UD'i; No. 3 while 1)7. Ouls, No. 3 while 0tf 55; sample mude 4M4 "'!". Itye, no sules. Hurley, 8474. Timothy wed 6.fifltfi O.L'O. Clover seed Z3.:S3I.;5. Stock Market Is ' iftTeut work. I "I fi'lt Unit I wus rt'CUKniKeil by !the infiiibcmhln unci the communl- Unsettled To dan ty ttB un uctive .,artit:pant in a 't'hiirch affnlrs. The dlKuppearu'nce 1 1 jof Mm. AU'Wiorwon was a shock to NEW YOIIK, Jun. 30 (AT) j me. When I went to the church The stock market was extremely ) hundreds of people spoke to me uiusottlad toduy. l.'nusual buying I about It. Then came tu-r return of utilities continued during theiand the shock took a different as last hour, American und foreign j pect, a sense of outrage at thj power and Amtican 1'ower nn-J posHiMtlty of HUch u terrible crime Uicht croiislnK U& and 120 to new having been committed. I advised pcukn. Pacific Li,-iitlnK Jumped Sj.Mrs. McI'heiKon und Mrs. Kennedy points.. General Klcctrlu cllmhei.to discover at the facts und then II points to a new top above iUt the xcundul started und It was riik- J'OIMLAM) lltOItti: (Al') 30 and Wcstinffhoiiso, Klectrlc mount d to a new record price t lliO. t'. H. HI eel, t'lirynler and nutneroiiH other Importnnt Ishuch, however, encountered steady soiling1 piiH sure. The close was Irregular. To tal units upproxlmatud .4,300,000 shares. i nisto ntrrr HAS KltAN(.,IHCO, Jun. 30 (AP) (H!ute Market News Hervire). I H'liiuiul ftr f rultH wuh Renn ally slow, today. Apphs were - about Htt-ady altlioiiKh the inoveiiifnt wuh limited. Ktru, fancy Ncwtowns from Oregon were tjiiote-d from 2.50 2.75 per box, while fancy t hiKher, corn 14 i 1 U 'up. outs i lrlct'M l""8. over cube stan to T' ii.tviincpH. iin.1 urovl. """is. POUTI.ANM, Jun Wliuli-HUlu prlceu: Jtutter; Higher. . Poilluiid dairy exciiunftu net wJiolesuJo nricfN, (cubes); Kxtrus 45o: Ktandards er" bringintf from J2.ftof2.25 In 4&c; prime firsts 44c. Creamery i medium to large aires. Hpitzenberg sions unchanged to I'fic down. I mruA su i.iv kstoc k -t'alUe and valves: Hlcudy; no n,r celptn. Hleers (II00-I2U0 M. good 1 1.001 1 1 . 7 R ; steers (U60-I10r lllm.) good 1 l.fiAi 11.70: steers fKli'f' and up) medium lO.nOtfi 1 l.l'r.JI 1 steers, common 8.604 10. 00; hell ers (Kfio lbs, down) good tt.?6' 10.2f; heifers, common S.ooi 0.76; cows, good S.fiOtf 11.00; cows, com- i moti lo medium 7.006 M.rio; coui. I low cutter 4.60(fj 7.00., Hulls (yeur- lings excluded) good b;efit 7. 6 luff .8.60; bulls, cutter, to medium 6.7 Portland dairy excliungo (net basib) Tresh stan dard extras 85c; frettl. standard MiTits ate; freHh medium extrun. :tc; freh medium firsts 31c. I'rlc upples from Oregon were In mod erate supply with extra fancy stori; being quoted from 2.25 Vj 2.50 )ei-box. gested that she had not been kid nuped. i viewed the situation us any other church member might. I felt, that I was us much Involved as anyone connected with the church." The white haired jurist gripped the arniH of thtt wltnetm chair anJ his voice trembled with emotion us he said: "I believed that if Angelus temp le went down und was dentroye! I would go with it. I could not separate myxeir from the church. 1 wanted to Mud out the truth." Judge Hardy (old the committee that he did not file un income tux return In or notify the gov ernment of the lii.&'f" chevk. He said his salary us Judge was not tuxable and be believed the f2,6o was exempt. ni;w YOltK l-'IM ir i NKW YulCK, Jan. 30 ( AP) es (i rctuller H 3c over oxchungo l)rit'd f,u'ts unU hops stwudy. ; prices. I " 1 Mlllt-butterful higher. Haw milk ijste Alcohol Aft ti per cent) -'.ti,i cwt., delivered J'orlland lens 1 per cent, liutler- fat station truck 47c; delivered at Portlund, 4lKi-fi(e. Poultry, onions, potatoes, unchanged. An Anaesthetic 10 Years Ago Today Hiium Johnson denuunces peucu proKrmn In Kenule. All Praise i ANSCO FILMS Especially made In respond to u. wldo range of light. Pse ANHi'O for your plclurea of the mtow, . AH Sizes. L. & L Drug Co. MEXICO CITY Y, Jan. 30 (AP) , Alcohol, applied by un Intraven- Wool; Kalern Oregon 25(3fc 11Uii -'., ni.th..n., uv ml gucl (iarcia. The rloctor removed ii kldnev without the itntipnt ulinw- U7.60; u1vcm (fioo lbs. down) me-'lmik' MllaJ' ti Pp lb. Hop lng the least pain during an opera- " iitn wiih: ii iitKiiMi more iiiun an hour. Medical authorities Ha id that the advantage of then ho f alcohol was that it stimulated the functioning . Southern Pari He for right-of-way if the heart and that dangera at-j for the Hiuslaw highway were pro tnndaht upon the administration of gresslng. oiner anaesiiieucH were removed. li. (iarcia ref lined to Hell hl dluin to choice 0.00( 1 l.fiO; culvea. icull lo common 7.6" i O.oo; vealei-H, I milk fed, good to choice 13.00. 14.&0; do medium 11.5041 13.00; do, c.ill (o common 8.fioi 11.60. Hogs: &tcndy, no rncelpts, witn lb.; valh y 321i 4oc. Nuts, hay, unchanged, (,'ascar.i ('IH('A(. MVKSTOCti SEITZ WINS CONTRACT ON HIGHWAY JOB (Continued from Pnxe 1) company. Work on this project will he held up until a rlKht-of-wny hus been secured. County Juilffe Hurnurd of T.nno county told tho commlnslon thut the rlwht-of-wuy prohlem on tho McKenale hlKhwuy eust of Kpniiif fiehl hud been urninifed und'u Ki'udlmr contruct could he uwurd ed. Hlds on this project will be bulled ut the next meeting on ! ruury 2G. The cominlKslon nssured .1u1kc j iiiirnurii imit ncgoiiuuuns witn tile ClIICAOO,' Jun. 3d (A I) l!. H. I lent, of Air. If I ll.iirsr 11..- heuvy welKht ( 2(Vil-J.10 lbs. medl-rni,t au.uoii: nw.sllv losi lSe low. urn lo cholco S.764 3.6U: medium I (,r: ,,, 9 8(li , gey un g.6l', 9.75 j welxht (2(1(1. :6u lbs.) medium choice (..76 IU.75; llglit (10II-2IIII lbs.) medium to III.76DI 1 1.1.0: llfrlit llKhts (1 3(1-1 (Id lbs.) medium to choice . ti.76df' lu.76: pucklnff sows, rotiRh nnl! suioolh 7.7Mili.ini: sluuRhter .lm' (. 1 3(1 lbs.) medium to choice.' U. IH.4I Id. 2.'.; feeder und stacker! plus (7II-I3U lbs.) medium to choice 'l.(IO(t. lll.iu. I i.i ... .. .. . . ..... iiuirKci lur iieNiniuiif iuii..ii.u iij. - , ,. wnlirlil . . . lurmiliH. lie sulci ne wus eoiueni wogni w,.B1(s; ,tt.,ers, medium to , lllo h ,..,... ... .h ."..?. choice J50-3 s. 9.3IHI 9.75; 2(1(1- ,., ... . ,,,.,,l V..,.i..-nliv r,..- 25(1 lbs. v.3u.sn; 1UII.2UU lb-. ,) benefit of munklnd 'J.4III V.SU, Cuttle; Kerelpts 14.MI0; calves, receipts 2,(P0II; fed steers und year- Units und better jri'tide fut. cows 2ii tfliilc lower; weighty steers show. Iuk tho most decline: steer murk- courtroom lute yesterduy. ut iiructleallv ul n Mt.in.lMlln. ' Alvu Ltiirlnbnhl. 211. who struck Hhecu snd lumbal Nlosdy, no re-, ftheep: Itecelpts Ul.tino; markft Lloyd Woir, school hoy, nnd drbvo celpls. I.umbs (f(4 lbs. down) Rood nu flly miighe.l- scntlered uwuy without ofreilns usslstanc o, to choice 13.6(l' 18.01); do (2 Ibs. .,,., ,, .,.-., ,... fined $600. ' down) Rood to cholco 18.6111 Id.liii: lr... i.imlis in ki m so- best I...I.I Charles N. Aflles, Cornelius. Ore.. wiiii, Movio ri.AXT Clyde It. Seltz, successful bid der on the illlk'.'iil-l.a On.n.le sec tion yesterduy In l'ortlund, hus a plant eslubllshvd ut -Meuchum ut ..voi niiivu u en-eieii iiierti VKIIiATonS H.Mtl) HIT w hen ho wus successful bidder on I'OlfOl.AND, Ore., 30 (At') I a lurser project lihout a yenr uro Munlrlpul JuiIrc Ktudter deult bi v-I In lhat vicinity. Mr. Keitz will crely with truffle violators In his I probably movo his Meniimiii plunt to u point near to l.u Orunile this sprlnR when he stuns work on tho uo (:ij ins, oonn; mcoium i.'.uu.i' abovo M.UU; (10 (Ull W01RIMS) CUII ,IO 17,00; sheep steady. Top . ewn. 1 11 9 K r..u.ll., lin.tt.M ul lu common ll oo i2.oo: ycurllns- UimX Kood ; ,veth.M 160 lbs down .nedlum o'(lwn choice 10.0011 13.00. Kwes ( 1 21 : , ,. , , ,. , ., . , . - .,, i 41 IU. 00; ewes, medium to choice lbs. down) medium lo cholco 5.60. ,. , ....,...,.. .,1M. , ..r.n II.. 1 ..I .!''" "' ''"wn ."t 10.56: feeder wus sentenced to six months for reckless drivlnR. um to choice 4.6017.00; owes (nil wetKhls) cull to common 3.00 W 4.60. IHTITJU'AT HAN I'ltANCISI'O j ll.lllerful f. o. b. 52 lie. Jan. 80 (Al') IG.oo, Biblical PharaohM riinrnnh In llie hlhlicnl lllle Itlvcn to the klnas of Ku.vpt, ten of whom nre nielillolicd In the Old Testament. HERE'S CAROL-OF-THE-CURVES Inflamed Nerves Made Healthful Nt rvouM ln!'l;itmujitl(iK or neurlllH, is Inf lam mat Ion ot thu nerve. It 1m usually profiresslvo In character, the proven of Nature hetnu to fill the tilood vcelH of the tnriamed area with Hi'Ktin. Ah (he hval of the itirtammatlon eoiittiuiet. thin ecum diien mi ami I ht'i'e 1 deiteneruibm of nerve und cell titwue. At thlK Mane itu re Is a kind of limp paralysis. ' .. . The vm'V natuie tf the disease Indicate il ynuive. It Ih called ly intsaliMiiM'iit of Jnhitit of the xplne, caiiHlitK presxure upon the arve atfieted at the point of i exit between Joint. Spltuil inljuNinieiilH remove the i-uum. Ttieru In repealed evidence that Mitfciers h;tv' fntind 111 rhiiirtic lie the thlnu that has freed them of Miffcihu.. Make .lour appointment for Health h K-h-phuiiiiiK 107-W. Dr. J. E. Woodell -t Homuicr UiiiK. Wlille her hcnuly of fai-o nml Hiin KranclHco,-. fljjiim rav 4 'nml Uimhanl licr Mian In nml Ion picture. It wti her dramatic ability itini unit her a n. cent iHMtlmci nml now she I luiUcil a-t mi early recruit lo the rntiks or tho hiurs. ( nroI Ntai'(il ns a Muck Semiett if Irl niilv two yetirs ajro. She Iiiih mi exctdleiii voict for "tnlklc' ridivt. li7!u!lii i , MODELS REPRODUCE FIRST , BIG EDISON POWER PLANT ONLY ONE M0HE DAY To Take Advantage Of Our JANUARY SALE Bohnenkamp w . - - . ; r'r t 4iM - I fr r i i '' h t ! " J y act ;t 1 1 1 1 ' 1 t y;-r-"-ijC t j if - '.( A: V ? tf.r L & Thoman A. rMijvir eenlrul r tee trie jtttllon. the 1'eart ntrcc4 kUtuu Y.-ik City, Uja Leen tvpieduced !n 0il;in uwJviu new Mretch, which Is Just west of city limits here. Worst Snowfall In State History MIl.WAl'Klii:, Jan. 30 (Al') The conversation bromide, "we uren't having the winter we used to have," hus hcen froston Ktlff and hurled under tona of snow In the Wisconsin and MichlRan northland. Today, as word bexan sltivcrliiK forth from entire communities that have been wlnlerbound for days ami weeks. Home idea of the sea son's severity was realized. Kewaunee, Wis., wns ono of tho places where the oldent residents were ready to admit that never be fore. In their memory, had thero been such a winter. i-V 1 faction In tho road battle. His resolution likewise dictates thut tho roads on the deslKnated pro irram shall be completed before uny new ones ore iven u place on tho highway map, but he and his friends advocate that all new construction b financed out of current vecclpts from automobilo licenses and thu gasoline tax, nnd are opposed to any additions to the bond loud. I Hlx flew bills were added to tho j business of the house this morning i with three of the six Introduced by Anderson, Carkin and Hamilton. I firlKKS of Jackson county fathered the first, H. B. which Is a cur 'ative act relutim? to children and j property rights whfre divorce de j crees have been grunted. With tho explanation thut if i some of tho cities of the state hour I their share of the county road levies, all of the cities should bo required to do so, members of tho automobiles und roads committees ; of tho houHc unanimously agreed Tuesday evening to recommend jthat H, H. 154. Introduced by Kg-' bert of Wasco, do puss The bill, If passed, will affect Tho Dalles, Mosier, and Dufur In I Wasco county, Tillamoolt In Tilla-J mook county, Jacksonville in Jack- j son county, and Yoncalla in Doug las county, ull exempt at present hv leclMlntlve clmrter from shar- j iiiK In the county road tax burden. Henator liutt of YumhIII county ma (It- u futile attack today on the policy or employing committee clerks at salaries ranging from $5 to 910 a day. Hint took the floor when a con current resolution authorizing the Joint committee on insurance to employ tt clerk at ?6 u day. The Yamhill Henutor declared thut among others so far employed is one clerk ut $1 u day for a com mittee to which hus been referred only one hill, and another.- at $5 on u committee which has only two bills under consideration und one at f 10 on another commltee to which hus been referred only two bills. (( 1 i , i "I know I am considered u' crank und thut I um uecuned of playing to the gallaries," (tutt said, j "but It Is time a halt to be culled j In these proceedings." Tho public buildings committee j reported approval of the Moser I Cornell bill ror a $100,000 appro-1 'priutlon to match u government ap J propriatlon for the Champoeg f Memorial building. but recom I mended that because It curries an appropriation It be referred to tho i ways and means committee. The report was adopted. The senate does not believe with tho repeal of laws committee thut militury training should not be au thorized in the high schools, and .today killed by indefinate postpone- nient a bill to repeal the military training law. j The senate adopted house Joint i memorial No. 8. calling' upon con r grcss to complete construction of I the Deschutes reclamation project. 'I ho house pussed seven repeal bills and two senate Joint 'mem orials in emoru lining congress to re vise und IncreuHo turiff rutas on i-'Ilhert nuts und to Increase tariff Vates on poultry and poultry pro ducts. Senator Upton today introduced a bill to exempt from the pa so line tax the fuel used In motor vehicles tited -In rural moll delivery. Senator Hell Introduced a bill providing for tho payment of the cost of Improvement of streets in Kugeno on which abuts property of the University of Oregon. Ktatn banking code umemlments FIND IT HERE Oop for thla column moM b Id bjr . m. I.NSl'RANCF. A St? BONDS . a i - tr.' mi i.'."n fi ' j, o. ... ..... ....., O. W. WAR NOCK SI'lCCIAl.l TIiuib. only, rvtl curnutlons. $1 p.r do. Choice plunts ut special prices. C'iarkH FlorliitB. 1-30-lt lleliLHtitclilns. piesmiK. hiilion. holm, etc Kortoo'a KJdilio Sbop. NOTICE OK HUAIUNO OK KIN AIj ACCOUNT. Notice Is hereby Klvon that the Executors of the UiBt Will and Testument of Lisette M. KurDrick, deceased, have filed their final account herein und tho County Court hus fixed Thursduy the Slut duy of January, 11)29, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock A. M. of said date as the time for the ', licurlnir of objections to such final account and tho settlement thereof. k WIWtUR AHTHl:ll YMH HltlCK, I1AKH1KON Al KOKU ZUKUH1CK. Executors. 2. 9. 10. 13. 30. Jun. NOTICE OK HEARING K1NAL, ACCOUNT. Notico is hereby given thut the Adiiilnistrulors of the Es tate of Krunklln Zurbrlck, diseas ed, huve filed their final account ; heroin and the County court has I fixed Thursduy tho 8 1st day of Junuury, 1U29, ut the hour of 10:00 o'clock A. M. of said date us the time .for the hearing of objections IU IllltJII IIUUI U.LUU.I. - tlement thereof. WILIIUU ARTHUR ZUR nitlCK, HARRISON AL KORI) ZURUUICK, Admin istrators Jan. 2, 9, 10, 23, 30. are embodied In senate bill 71 which has Introduced by tile bank ing committee. J.C.PENNEYC0. 108 Depot RU La tiruule. Ore, Bedspreads Must Be Colorful to Bo Smart Whether tlicy are cotton or lustrous rayon which is a popular favorite, bedspreads are selected to match bed room furnishings. Cotton Spreads, 98c-$1.49 Crinkle cotton spreads with colored stripes on a cream background. l'HEO CI1IVKHS VIES . BATH, EllKlund. Jan. 30 (AI') Krederick Clllvem, uged 75, who Is reputed to have revolutionized the art of bookmaking, died today. He had factories hero and in Brooklyn, N. Y. , Mr. Chivers started operations lit ' America In response to rY-qufsts from librarians thero and made USi . Hrips acroHS the Atlantic. He Is" reported to have visited more pub lic libraries in the L'nited States than any other man. Ho wus mayor of this city six times. SORE OAr Eoliofguarantoodwithonoswallojrof : THOXSwE' -IT TIT CIJ TTTIT m TT A TT H Kodak Comparatively New The first knihik, the Inrpiiilnn ul dourer. l-'iiHtntim, iipponred in 1SKS. nnd the first piM ket kodak was In troduced In I S!. Legislative uattle line established (Continued from Page 1) GIRLS' FELT HATS SWEATERS, AGE 2 TO 6 TAPESTRIES, VALUES TO $3.00 ' ' LADIES' SMOCKS LADIES' CHALIES COOLIE COATS PACKAGE DRESSES, AGE 2 TO 6 BOYS' JERSEY SUITS Any of the above for the small price $1.00 each. NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP roiuls have been eotnpli'ti1)!. lit' Kot'A still further tnml commits him self as jJh'Ii.jt ri'iuly to support u proposal lo liinviiHi- the state jt.iso line tux to 5 ct-ntH u Kiillon nml up ply the proceeds lo siteetlinf; up coiupli'tliin of the roittl proprum. Si-untiir ItelT n'preneuta tin other the You'll subscribe to this bigger the pudding, fa M 'IIHIIIBlllMailllllB H m For Growing ? I Boys and Girls I m Give them all they want ; for the most nourishing food g a m ,a m you can buy is McWiiliams'. BUTTERNUT n n H the Ii n vr er i Baked Fresh Evcry D'ay to cook Likewise bulk-roasted coffee can't be roasted as evenly as Hills Bros. Coffee which passes through the roasters by a con tinuous process a few pounds at a time. No other roasting process can produce such a rich, uniform flavor. HILLS BROS COFFEE .' ft;" . SI m a n n w M R s in m N bJ On Sale At All Dealers Made by LA GRANDE BAKERY K. J. McWILLIAllS, Pi-op. ktIBEEXI&IEBBSSISES2Ba M n BREAD ! m 1