Paite Four' "
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Thursday, February 14, 1929.
(!neorportJ)
An Independent Newspaper
FRANK B. APPLKBT ....
Editor and Publisher
HARVEY T. MATTHBWS ...
Business Manager
Published evenlnK. except Sunday, at HU Aduma Avenue,
La Grande, Oregon. The Ohserver-Btnr published every Friday.
Entered at the Postoffice at 1-a lirande, rireiton, ua Hecond
Claas Mall Mutter under act of March 2. 1879.
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MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
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'' C'lllC'AOO filtAIN
Open " Illicit row l'Ui-iv
.i.iiy,&i.siyt :l.t i.y, i.uhi'nVi
l.si4l.;tl i.usy, l.uiiy, i.;u?i&i..ta
1:1.1', iXiv, i.;!.-, (9i.:ti'
Of nil 'tin surrcssful, men T- kin
ihlnk or not imp o' IlK'in.klu phiy
it itiillitr. 'l uiuit a liouso ultli.four
lialliriwiui so ,u hell, -v' .ii)rtJUppiil
to niip liiiliH nf oiHAi'lveVltlu tnlic-
ii luilli riuiit. uwn,y-. .unV idl.'oiit
inculii." sitliU a ifllibbWiWnkfn'
woman fiillrr At the offftre o'flUul
lor Tell Itiiikley, Inday. viVi": :-
Prima tftrafa
I a iiiuv m uaia
Go Up Half A
Cent; Eggs Same
POItTI.A.NI). Ore. l.Vhv 14 (.VP)
) rriiuo firsts in butter Went m
jllUir u cent to 41! rents today. Olll-
cr ifriidia remnlneit " unrhuiiKo.1.
I Firsts form the only I. niter Rrnilc
that hua not participated In the
recent ipnornl udvance. Huttcr was
In demand and no . wenkoiiltnt or
price was In sllflit. . '
Kkkx were alnllonnry and plentl-
flll. ;
Culillllnwcr lins nn upward ten.
donoy beruiiae of scarcity;, lfiiurlt
turnlpa aro down to 45 to GO cents
a dozen- bunches wholesale.' Knot
Vi-Ki lablrM are too few to be quot
ed.. ... '.
Milium, slafi oranicit are show.
iiiK, lenilency lp weakness.
Co'iintry;, drt nacd . meats w e-c
ornlnif'ln larirer supplies und prlr
;s.,'werp sbmewluit .easier.
HiiKiir; )iaa:tnkt-n a denlno of T
.cr-uia. H iiuiHireiv, ,reti.cutinir low
IHtltTI.AXb WHKAT
POUTI.AI), Ore., Fell. 14 (AP)
Wiiat; Hit; llfiid lilui jin, banl
White l.&K; soft white 1. 1; weMt
em white 1. 23; hard winter J. 2a;
northern sprinv 1. 20; weMtern red
LSI.
Oats: No. !-3X lb. while 3!.nu.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 7"..
flour J 4, corn oats 1, hay 8.
CHICAGO CASH
I'llH'AdO, I'eli. 14 (AP) Wheal
No. S hanl, l.2!l'i . ;u ; No. 2
northern Hpt-ina 1.2'LU.
Torn. No. 4 mixed, HI -Vi 3:1; No.
X yellow, 1151 tj.
flats. No. 2 while, :M: No. I
while 4V9I 50.
Kye, no sales.
Il.irley. 01 i S7. .
Tiliinthy seed, fi.20ir 5.S0.
Clover seed. 23. 40 i .10.40.
poiiti.a x i m vi:s-r)cii
.resolmlon.'
' the .
Tho OhapfVlil vnltwa thf niinrcfint inn nf vi'lriinn ill Hip Jvlcppcr a
Riley" dinner lust ni;)it for the inu.siciil unlcrliimimMi'l piio- jenmmiHsinn to imriiliriiet nhiKK
vitlcd by the bund mid Jlr." Knautz.' Wc are much indebted :,l"' '"'cen . , Portland f unci the
. w , . . i itonsmelt- highway. Which of the
to Mr. Loney, Kiacious and talented director. rive poHMihie. routes Huoii.H)foit
V " I'lirtland - lo the - sea'- hiKlitvay
itr:!. 1 . , i ir ii '.I,.,, lahoirld take Is not specified in the
- With less than half the session reniaininp; the legislature, lwition ami nocorutait to.the va
in getting busy on the problem of new revenue, ideal tax'r"" sentiments expressed.'' nt the
measures a. not possible but we hope, that sufficient com-!,,:;, VW
promises will be possible to provide a practical mid immo'hutid such hiithwoy, it win he
diate solution. The sUite cannot continue to spend more than .'rnVih' rtlS?"'''
it receives it must have new money and balance the books. itepiosentutivo'. Jie'uker .spoke"
ialso on his resolution for the wld-
' w i t u n . i. , ' ,',,' ,',.' , . , lenliiK of .lhe'Iwer ;ulumhl UlV-
frank Itranch Itiley lived up to the reputation he had 'er hinhwny. and senator' ikii for
gained with all who had heard him before and established 'bl """'"tioii which coji. tbrJthe
w ..: ii ".i. i,t it ii- i. (Ciiinpleiton nf .hlKhWfty;whloh-were
a Giivmuie new unu wun nuiuireos wno nearn nun ior me . pnit of-' the or!KlhttlltTV pro-1
fii'st time last niirht. His' artistry is one that combines a umm. , ,' ' ;.,;, K ifsy-WJi
message of significance and power with uproarotis entertain- sl4":;i'pi'vpic
ment, and the applause and laughter with which ho was '" .nwi.oeiwn,'.riiMtieMiiii
rewaed indicted how keenly 600 people of La Grande o ZZl!
predated last nights opportunity. The Observer is grati-Omr nefor tiw-houwi coroniiii'tVend
ned at having had a small part in bringing so illusions and ;v"'n,J! . ' 'fTw , :V 'TT
so dynamic a speaker to this community that we might know i.eKisiaiiii
more of hlH niiHMinnnrv nilirrimnrnw tn flw. rlm-tr in-ixia nf lln'!"n nliritritlii, vmcoiiWri; Uiid
U4 . ; l .... .Alnnuiiiii have iilioinly riM(tiA tho
enwt. We hojw he can come uguin and njrnin. .hiii iabr .. nmemimmt. -ir WJIj
t s Jirit'o iiiuftf ly I'nUforniii. r(incr
Ktiit'e ;)ilhhwrty 3 i " ' 1 ' -
Closing Tone In
y-T) Exchange Heavy
I NEW YOHK, - Keb. M (AP)-Kxpn-BM.
niniHPinpnt " ami power
und light Ihhiioh lookturns In tlii
latelradlfiK. on the ntock market
loday.in romotlnf( a nodi or rnlly
whici Mjiovnd (tom ntorkH nuiliTi
ill!y::aUova the , .'procedlnic clo?
American KxprOFH.KnlnHl ja (oln!.
Anu'rloan anl KorelKii l'owrr 5.
American .Hy. Kxprem .4iK
Warrii;I.rotlH r(r lMt'tureii 4 points.
AUnnifl KxprPHH rullloil front 42 to
4 K)., ' Hpt'CUlative KPlllns woh r
nwft Jpforo ithfl clow,, howpvor,
Uhilv .tho: clonlnjr. tbna i'wtw. heavy,
'ptul tias approximtgd ,700,iof
rOKTI.ANI. cro,rf Vvh. M ( A l I
"attic and ralvos: Quutally tu- '
ly. Itrfi'tptji fHttU 40, ttit tHdiii'r '
.l ihmtiKh, Willi i k ( 1 1 on- ;
ISiMi iiiv raoiI f 1
tin ( 9 itt to 1 1 ua I Its.). KO"d '
in.TriM n.fi: do tsmt nnd'np) mo-!
dlum 1tMtti pt.Tr.: do romnion, '
irt.tm; lu'in-m, K., Urn, dwn) (
tTt.o.1 tM.0ir Id.Mt; do common S.imi ;
t lO.ltrt. t'tHVK, ROOd Ji.TTt'il 3.f0r
cows, common to nudltim 'jutw ,
ti.Tii; COW). tiHV CUtliT S.Hll4f 7.00. (
llulix (ycarlliiKM rxcl tided) KOOit t
hoefH i.i'.H 4i S.So; do cutter In mi1-,
dlum 6."ji7.io. ralvi-H (."iiif U.K. '
down) tmxtluin lo choice y.o-ii ;
12.tMi; do, cull lo cojninon S.Oot ji
9.&0; VPalcrs liiilk-Torl, Kod lo '
chotco 13. onti 14.60: do nicdiutn,
1 1.fto f l.t.Aft; do cull lo common
S.504M1.&0.
v lloffs: Steady, rpcolpts 4)15. in
cluding 314 illrt-ct, "with heavy
WelKht to 3iV llH.), - IiiPdl-
iini to rliolcu X.Tft'ii. !(.?ft;- medium
woljfltt (200-l!r.O IIjm.) moillum to.
choice 9..75(li 10.r(); Urht wclfhl,
(1UO-200 Ds.) medium to choice,
lo.uufti 0.7fi; UnUl UkIiIh (i:io-ioo
Mm.) medium to choice, 0.7 Tj -if lo.-I'lu-khiK
howh, . roiiKh and
smooth 7.7M 9. on; HlaiiKhtvr piKS
(!M-:to ll.s.) medium to choice
The
FLORSHEIM
So many men we;'.r Florsheim Shoes . . . and there's a
reason . . . smart appearance is a business and social
asset . . . and shoes certainly make or mar a man's
appearance. -.' ' . . ' '
$10
i Simii' Sijlcs SI I anil $12 "
N. K. West & Co., Inc.
The Man's Store.
Iioliited out lit Ihe heaVlnBThlr-
' IMHViniTAT tu-iv Al I .v-elKht stales will hold ' IcMlntive
IXWI VIIJUAIJhlh ALL jassenililles thlsye.nr, at w)ije)i of--
No man today could live as either a strict individualist or r'"'1" '' '"'! t.' Heom-ivnitih-ft
strict socialist. Toir William llurcourt's famous phrase, h.MWmiut..Wiitort
"wo lire all socialists now," might be added, "wo a'te all indi-1,r- ' " " iu-h pi-oviiies.f'or the
vidiufffiits now." Even RbMiisori CrurornJlitaVrinclivitluarr ru'io
Ujion an otlienvise uninhabited island, was dt'oeiident for ""iiueniiaiions as a menus nf oppn-
all that he had rescued from the wreck upon a society iollTTaZZL
t'MM'AC.O, Fob. 14 (AC)
cninic at -i o to c decllnp,
HUhMpqucntly holding near to tho
initial flffuroH. Ontn wore relatlvo
ly Hleady. i'rovLsionH tended to ad-nnc
i U'ltAnl nni'i'niiD 7' 4n I 5
..0O'.ii0.25; feeder and slocker nnt llltr ,lt 0 . -
j yPHtpnlay'8 finish to c ip, oat:i
1. ; .'., ' j unclmiiKf-d to Kc off, ami provi-
;;'Jipn Hcwinjf for Koverftl chlld-rri.i-.tlio-.
Htniplo iruthTH.'inay be
nifldo by thlH way: .Lengthen the
titou on your Kcwtn? maohlno to ppi 7o.i:lM lbs.) metiium
iTH'Kre.iiPM triiKtli. milch the mu- cholco !.on in.o. (Son or oily
leriul where It In to be (Whored and !)iokh and l oastltier pIkk excluied in
n neat voubinu ialjont slrn(lv JmnImi.SO0(, tm
Higher at Closing down ir,.5 17.1&:
t medium 1 4.ti5 at I 5.S5: ewes, medi
um lo choico .150 lits. ilown 7.00
Op-
fi 9.60; feeder lambs, fjood and
and )(.ioic(. 1 4.50 ff 16.00.
pull tin- Hhuttle thread. A full
skirt f6r u chlld'M dress ' can bo
Kithcrcd in n' few minutes.'
session V'edhrsday afternoon. Dur-
Itiri' the renuilpder 'of the ftesslon
iikmiiIkts will' ho ' limited to five
in limit's r ueoum eacn
fseeius, on.flrHt consideration.
(t'oldHtcin of MiiUnoiiiuli-was the
whirh ho hurl lln.rl .,A ...htM :i....,r n. .' ' " """' Ku' """I""""- n member of the 'house who ob
. v '"is"' jlvii uiu iu'ii ui uuilm , iMMiiiniupn cnairmau, a i ter me i Jeoted to the adoption
above quotations).
Kheep and la nibs: . Steady, no
receipts, wllh lainhs (S4 lbs.
down) wood to choice $l4.00i'
16.00; do (!J lbs. down) medium
1.I)0'( H'lili; do (all welKhts) cuil
ilo common II. oo 12. on; yearlinir
on any one wi.timru nr,n n.u d.una ii..a..
ion. rarnaim'mary ruie, proviucs, to cliolce l o.od'.i :t.oo
uowvvcr, mm a mumuov may yteiu down) nie.llum lo choico r,.:,o
ti 7. fill: (In clinii'f. 4 f.dfi T IH1- , .1..
iH;thereforo hot uh n-stvlctive u it (n UniirJits) cull to common' 3.00
t 4.50.
i slons varylnir from
rise oi itic.
5c Kctback to i
Kaiiy liatchhiff of chicks pay In
dollars and cents. On hundred
early-hatched pttllcls will proiluce
a proximately 1 6,000 cgs In a
year at u profit of aboilt $466. The
I fit i no number of late-hatched pul
j lets will p induce only about Jl.ooo
ejfKH at perhaps half the profit.
CHICAGO MVKSi'Oriv
rniCAdO, Feb. 14 (AD (U. s.
i t V..V.; ' , '"".that lack finish or quality, unless
eelpts 46,oon. Mostly steady, biter'.,. llf ,inn u, , tmfr ,,,,
1 . ... . . low-' ll"' Prle of the entire lot. .
Grade beet cattle before ship
ment and load those of uniform
size and finish in the same car,
as far as possible. A few steers
Duel One Result
Of Foch's Illness
societies dating back to an immemorial past.
Inahe modern world it is impossible that some public
functions should not be discharged collectively and in a way
that might lie called socialistic. l!ut this has little to tlo with
thd real controversy which arises as soon ns root-and-branch
socialism proclaims the need of 'covering the whole ground
of social life and activity. The thing has never been done,
ana nas never been attempted without failure; the real rea
son being that poltical socialism is necessarily destructive of
society in the sense in which society is bound up with the
general prospects and future of mankind.
President Coolidgc's position in respect to taking govern
ment out of business, us the phrase is, has a beaimg upon
mis question m socialism. It does not mean neglecting or
wignung euort in common. There must be a great deal of
joint woik of one kind or another. Hut the great error of
socialism is mat it selects the wrong agency lo do it. It
would seize upon a government or an administration to do
something quite out of its natural range and puipo.se.
, If the world is to strive to follow the path tf a larger
economic well-being for all classes, there can be no doubt
that, so long as the ordinary and ingrained instincts ir hu
man motives in men and women continue to be what they
haye been, it will get on rnrthcr and much more quickly by
individual energy and enterprise than by anv form of govern
mental absorption and direction of industry and business
hearliiK.'
.'.- ' .'
Appropriation hills totulliV $1,
:isi,474 that are outshle the. reisu
lar stale hiiilnet as approved l,y the
Kiivernor ami compiled by, the slate
InulKot illreetnr are in ;tho hands
uf the Joint ways ami menus, com
mlllon fmnnmiuliliii'fit Inn' V nf. Ihl.
' iiminlitt til 1 lu iimItIiii. titlnl ii,tit...'
riatlnns of IS(H,4r.2 pertain jo edu
cation, $134,000 to niri'leultlire,
K7.0 i:t to military ncllvlty, $KS,-
0.10 to relief of various clalmnuts,
dim annually . for the akiieiil
tunil development plan of the suite
chamber of commerce, $!),00o to
charitable Institution,.' $.10,000- ta
mlnliiK und $13.1. too to mli'eellnn
eous purposes. The . rei;ilai'ly np
prnved btidRet totals approximately
$(i,SOO,ooo. of which- all. but about
$2.(1(10.000 has been approved. The
lalter has not yet been nt'tetl on.
. ; . . . - . , t:
The "kiir' rule was adopted by
members of, the house' of represen
tatives at 'the- clofce of tltree-hoiir
of. the kiik i
ruie.-jus muiion . dial tne- resoiu- j
tlop be laid, on the table. until the
calerdur- heeoines "more 'crowded"
WOHlOSt, "'' . ..'.'..
l'oitiii.xi iitonrci:
The nurillok telephone hill, II. n. ,'
POItTl.ANIi, Ore, lAb. 14 (AP)
Wholesale prices:
lluttcr: Khsts half rent
KMius 4"Vjc; stauilarda
prime flrsls 4lic.
Kifits. .milk, poultry, onions.
hil?ho.-.
po-
Here and There
In Legislature
BALHM, Ore.. Feb. 14
l.loquent pirua for n f,iiil hlahway
rrom t'oitliiiin to the sea, for the
completion of the Roosevelt hluli
woy, for the completion of (he or
iKlnal highway . iiroitrnitt, tor n,e
whlenliiK of tho Lower t-olninlila
Itlver hlishway. for moie hlchwavs
for the Isolated dlstilcts of tile
state, wern presented at a lieiniin;
before the Joint commute,. on
oarta and highway Ml,,i imtomo.
biles and road of the two house
of thn legislature In the sciiuie
chamber Wednesday evenlnu.
Ainllnat all these reiilies'.s forjlilMMev iiiu-i l. sIc.vm
more nicnways riitalllnu the
' of i:re;U-
whose resolmlon Introduced lo the
.Mm end the hl::hvuv com-
mission l, i Issue no i ,. highway
bonds .in.! reiinestltiij ihe cominls
slon lo i'nn,l no more money on
(he Koosevelt hh-hwuy until nfler
- ;a i mleiioii of ro.i.l,
t,p) lei' Import;, tire."
"The time Is eonilm:." said Sen
illor Cot Lett, "! f SH,H,
inure bonds, these bonds will he
come a hiirdeii on reul properly.
We must (;et m. c.otiuneielul lot
era I mads built tli..t. Complctinii
Ihe Itoosevelt hlalns.iv Is a limiry
to I lie slate. The l!,,,,:., velt lilish
wav Is completed In Its major Im-poi-taiue.
It is luilli ,uol M'r'vrs the
mijor areas l.enet it, ,. Literal
t'o.id aie of move eommerelal hen.
elll now. The lime has come when
till Wlld.cVed Ol'i' ot SlletOlllo.-
ilo ii."
pendlture of tnllllnns of dollars was uf the in,,
rnlsed the slntile upposlm; voire of led durim; the
Hen.itor forbett of Multnomah, the tlr-t v:,s
resolin Ions
thiee hoar
S. J. (:. 7.
olisider
heat lint.
Senato'
TRY
W. K. GILBERT CO.
. FIRST
.' '
37S. will- bm made a sneclal order ""'"cs. wool, nuts. liny, cascar.l
of- business in the house at 11 ,""" "l's. ail steady and unchamr
o'clock . Saturtlay luornititt
ted.
lU'TTI'lltl'WT
The mnvlnfr picture censorship bill
was killed In the house this morn-I 1
1MB by,the;indeflnlln postponement NU I'ltANCISCO, Fell. 14 (AP)
and .the., acceptance of . the' report I J-limierfnt r. o. b. San Krnnelsro,
of -the committee on health and
public mnriils that the bill "do nnt
rins."-,".lli)blson,' of Clatsop, father
of tho 'bill.' made a vigorous flitht
for its retention, In vnln,
'. 7; ,.. ....
The. lower house this mornlnit
pnssetl' Ilurdlek'a bill, H. 11. 4L'4, to
ralso the salary. of the state labor
commissioner from $30(10 to $4000
a- year, .despite .considerable oppo
sition on the floor of the house to
salary raises, of any kind."
f.4 "ic
trade I (I If lite lower
ii.. ror (m tiecaslnnal load of 24lt
Ihs. wclifhls. Hatchers, medium to
Choice LTid-lloo lbs., la.arn H.'.SiS;
L'no-sr.o ii.s. i n,2(i i 10.05.
Cattle: Receipts 7.(iiui. Calves:
Hecidpts 2.ri(l0. fneven, steady 'o
stromt market; largely a specialty
affair and very narrow and re
stricted dimension: liKhl ycarllnsrs
Itettina: best action: small receipls
the only stimulus In tho Irade;
best llttht yeurllnirs 13.75: most i
steers 11.25 Si 12.75. Slaughter I
classes, steers, Rood ami choice
13(1(1-150(1 Ihs. 11. r,'il 14.75: 1100.!
1300 Ihs. .11. 76i 14.75: ur.ll-1 It'll i
lbs. 1 5.H0 i 14.75: red yenrllnKs,
Kood Jitid choice 750-ri50 lb. 12.n.l:
'il 15.110; vealets (mlllc-fed) koo-J '
ami choice 12.25iii I5.no. !
Sheep: li"cclpts lO.ooo; market!
openlnK around stetidy: hulk fit!
lantlis lfl.OOSi in. 75; early top 17.-'
'If a hook and an eye are sewed
on the elastic hand of the bloomers
the band is easily removed .for
the laundcrinR and will not wear
out so iiuickly.
' PAItIS, Poll. 14 (AD The 111.
liess of .. Marshal' Foch had an un
expected repercussion- this' lliorn
InK in 'a duel between twp ttews
paperm'en who havo been assigned
to his homo during bis illness.
Marquis J-Ienri Do Sombrcull took
offenso at somo remark mnde by
'(Jeorues -Chaproan which, he con
sidered .a reflection upon, all tho
newspapermen who had waited pa
tiently day In and day out for news
of tho marshal,
-.A challenKc followed and early
j this mornlniT they met. Bo Honi-
oreuii urea into tne ground, whllo
Chnprenu's bullet . went wild.
Tho combatants shook hands
ahd rcth-ed lo tho' nearest cafC"to' '
hind their reconciliation with a hot
drink. ..
Dr.Davonlcie, physician to irar
shal Koch, was present, at the duel.
San
)mb giraffe, Tr
7UGSr OF Out PRSS1NT
0AV AMIMAiS.C rtflBEM
TO TNBNTsJ MET ) HAS
BUT MVIN VEHTCARAK
IN HrS LON NECK. IN
OSDE.-TO REACH THE.
, snouNO urn WjfcT
SPNICAO HIS row
IBSa TAR AW.
CUAkfclN PCOCH CAN
TCAVCl. LONiS DISTANCBS OWKf.'
LANO, AND OH OCCA-HK3HS
HA9 ISBBN KNOWN 19
fUlM TREES,
' "' lY'-l- :--'-
SPECIAL
Friday And Saturday
Bargains
Union Suits
Hoys' I' art
Wool Winter'
WelKht I'llloi
Stills. Slsea
to 12 years.
Girls' short
sleeve, an k 1 e
leilKlh, 2 to 12
years.
9S
Boys' Lumberjacks
$1.9S
AH-ViOl l.lllll-
borjnrku with
knfttott, hot
lontH. Jixts 0
In lrt ynrs.
AH prfnet.
Girls' Coats
i TwoimI, b u o k-
sltn und wool.
rhlm-Iillhi. Alt
uro 1 1 n (t il
soino with -fu
rnllnra. In si;:-
i's from 7 to i
1 4 yon rs.
$3.98
to
$7.98
SI -
ffii'! Special
for
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NOW!
At A $50
Saving
You Can Own This Beautiful
ALUMINUM WASHER-
Now you can save more
than $50 on an aluminum
washer that offers you ad-!
vantages found only in the
highest priced machines. !
The new Big 3 "Speed
Queen" is distinctly a qual
ity washer. , It has a highly
polished, pressed aluminum
tub of full capacity sub
merged aluminum agitator
semi-balloon rolled wring
er double walls to help
keep water hot and en
lively enclosed mechanism.
No oiling is necessary.
And yet with all these qual
ity features the Rig 3
"Speed Queen" costs you
oniy
$110
Electric
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3 mm -)
1 QClgJ TtaMlit itt
$155
4 Cycle Gas Engine
Como in and see this remark
iMe new washer. Let us show
von how amazinttly fast It
washes and how easy it Is on
clothia. Also see the nttrne-
tlve rotors which make the
peel Queen" todav s mnt
beautiful washer. Tome In
inytime.
Speed Queen,
' Aluminum washer
W. K.
Bonnenkamp Co
Main 103.