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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1929)
Friday, March' I, 1920. V t '-5 1 - 1 mi ' i 1 :'l I t 'SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS- . . . YOUR HAT WILL MAKE OR MAR YOUR WHOLE APPEARANCE WALL STREET IN BULLISH RAMPAGE First 6,000,000 Share Day Since Dec. 7 Chalked Up Floor in Bedlam MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY CHICAGO (illAIN Wliral (tl lllltfl l CUim Miut'll ...... -.I.ililfc 1-M'a" MM I.IIH9I.H May .. I.St I.S!4 l.MH I .SO (4 t .30 July I a j i.aaji i.si;, i.3JHi.a.i Some Grades Of Butter Higher; Eggs Unchanged Too re well dressed, or you're not. There'i no mid die ground. Tha.s why you need to be careful in choosing a hat, for the hat clou make a difference. The new Stetann stylea have jut conie in. They have all the style and qual Ity for which Steuon haa long heed famous. Oue of theaerhata will auit you admirably. ; KJ ' Men's Wear. HtTTMtr'AT H.N KltANCIHt.'O, March t (A. I'.) Hutttirtut f, o. u. n Kmtt- FURS WANTED! Highest prices paid. Check by return mail. Alteration & Repair inp & Helming. Trim mlngs in stock. Kurs made up result 10 wear, tillver, Cross awl KM . llnlior, Martin, aviasal aasl Miisk. ' I have a fine Coyote scent, the best in the state, price very reas onable, CHRIS MILLER 1510 Adams Ave. La Grande, Ore. NKW VOItK. Muri.li I (Ah In thn utlili'Ml hull ruiiipiijw of l!fjn ths Now York stork t-xr-liumti. ex- ll'll.ll'l-l IlKI flint U.IMIll. J aluil tiny slllee llcct'iiibur 7 today, iiltil tlm IkIhIi In Hit history. 'I'Iim ItuillllK floor wus thrown into ihmI.i ullTI.ANI. Orr., March I (A. Iillll its uuylnK uruVra pnun cl In I Wht ,)0 lop Krada of but from ti II inula of tlm country. uinl,,.r miii.liu.il linrliiiilMl. Illo two nrorai of I;hi 'er. Iilil uo from x, ,,!,.,,, i,Ihi.I and urllm. i to K6 p. I . K. KK''I lil- ,,,,, n.iv,,,,,.,.,! ,f a c-M onch mI nion, tlina 12 to II 17.60 Itnln ,olly stiindur.lii stepp.-il up lo of yinli-rdiiy mid ri-ioi .lr.1 It hli:h. I 44 um, lirjlllo ftr,,s lo 41, yttM oat price for oil time nl 1 1 M.S7 (4. ; nt,tl nl 43 Itudlo forporallon, old ..nilnoii ,..K(;11 ,,.,;,!,,,, rlmi.K"l. ftoill, tow I . r.il to MH.Sd. Illoj Mml ond poultry prices wero nr-liltclii-Ht prim Hits year, und Hltlilll ,,vr- ln c-liUkviix. sprint.- a.l I1I.M1 of Us ii-iord price. vunccd from Stic (o !C lo SKo mid Tlm rally i-pieuil to other - r0iera rani on the lnurk.it ut SS curltlva inaikelH thioimlioiii tin. , Hprlnaa hud been iw-lllnit Mlilitry. un.l HIM) 10 int. ao.caneo H .5c 1hl,y ar) u,mit done for "over the rounter marK.'i- wneic .low. unit It moat of the hank und Inaurulice tlo in,.ni tupply will hold out nhurea ure tiadeil In. t'oranilill till too hrollela crow tin. I'rkllm alock of the Kind Nalloual llank. uc-lcaa ent up from ii lo Jlio and liended ly the veteran rapllullat, ssc 1hi. K. linker. Jiimiied $iiu u. .-r,.M, ,,ork took a ride from 14 hure to 7liio, making; a auln of n, hi,,, to IS and 16,o and I. J.'.0 a aluire III two daya, Dther wus ,IM .,r,.,, at thoao ulloliltlonH. hunk aiocka udvunced 15 lu .'. uj A H amull.rriiinb of consolutlon. ahuii.. I choice veulera toppled a hit, co on the New Yoik alock ex- (I1R trom 2t ,, 2J(. ,0n 0 211 chune, Ailunia Kxpreaa aoured 5S ic. More of I Ilia meiit In to u new IHKh at ISNf.. or nearly 1 nwlilna: the market. rll a aliaiT aho.e the year's low.) T10 prices uuoted me dealers' Midland rtleel Producta I'referivJ huytni; piici'a iib murked up t M n allure. Amcrl-1 .-ru and veRetablcs reimilned cun Hallway l-.xpriaa 111.7a. t aae , uncliunized. 'Ihieahliiir .Machine (lu and wiIkiii Wheat Finn And Higher At Close . 1 C HH'AtlO, Murcll 1 tAI') Op-J eiilni; ut He decline to u ahutle ud. vuilce. wheat litter underwent a jrcnerul saif. Corn and outs wvro 1 ulao eualer, with coin alurllliif un- 1 chanced to c up. und subaequcnl-! ly recedlllRT BOlilewhut. l'rovlalolia tended to advunce. Wlicut closed firm, lo 1C' net htKher; corn Ta to c up: outa to h iC advunce. un.l ' piovlaions Ulichanued to a rlae of 26c. ! IMIItlluM WIIKAT I . I'OHTI.ANII. March I (Al') ! Wheat: lliff Mend hllleatelil. hard No. I mixed 1.26 '4. ' white l.&u: aoft white 1.19: int ern white 1.19: Imrd winter 1.I7: ; la luirdly likely that northern spring 1.17: western red I. IT. Outa: No. 2-38 Hi. while 4u.no. ' Today's car rH:elta: Wheal 144.: flour 1... corn 2, oats 2, luty 4. WOOL ItllltHtT Aemnniillcal IV. Malllmore mid Ohio liioilnte.1 4S i i.olnla til the luat hour, lollcllllltt a new hlcli lit 1.3IU. u. the huvlllK HOMTOV. March I (Al'l-The ninveinent broadened lo Inclliile 'oniincrcll Miilletln tomorrow will miiny tM.rller luKKarda. It ad I o say: touched 4134. up ltH4 points, and The il.-mand ror wool hits been a new htKh for I929. In contrast to lather spotiy and prices have been the I92K peak of 42a. Uosulu In- 1 lather irrcuulur. Mostly, mills have surance 1110 inlid 15. t'nlon I'aclll.' been lutecium 111 line unu line und Yellow Truck each points, medium qualities ut around l.nu. The cloutliR wus alroiiR. Totul miles clrall baals. for averaKv wools und nit.xliimle.l B.litiii.liilti. 1 11.05 or allglilly more for aclcctcd V I flue alaple. Itlltl'I.AMI 1.IYI.S1XKK "The forelRll mnrkets. twptHdally lAuatralta. have shown a rallyliiK I'OltTI.ANIl. Ore.. Mar. I t Af ' ,'",l,nr' ""V1 '"'T''' iiiiiirr hum twiiivtuiivn siikiik. .lMirr "In the w rut, tlu't-v luis been HI tie uf InterrM, mive In Arlxomi ; wheir lit vmiy tihorn fine unU flno tnt'ilhtiu woo la, urrordinir to till Int. have been nelltuK In the rnther wilu ranise ul 9l cenlii to rleun IhimIb, mctirtlltiir to tlW wool, montly ut Dbnose fur the bettiv lutK. Imlel Itoaiton. "The iiU-re - iruotlx market t lteulthy ttml ionjuiiuiion nt the ml It- lt (ulrly hruvy. "Mohutr t ttlow ami (imttullon (lirrirult. Turkey fair nverapo i t-eHtrteil bouKht In Stainltoul at 4i cetitn shtttuK iotnt, Ttir tommetxMnl Itnllrttn ttl Ituhllsh the folloulni; wool uota tluiikt tuiimrrow: 1 tii-effon Ktne nil V. M. tttMple. 1 l.ttfttf 1.16 ; (tnn nntl M. Kr. rouiUlliR !.(. 1.02; Hue an. I K. M. rlnthine 954i 9S; IUy No. I. l.J ti l.o.V r.tlle-.-lH-l.illle l.llMi 1.12: A A I.O&H l.nt.; fine A nuier 141 I.wfc: A uH'ra !.( Mohair lriKinnt In neraire II months Omjon lratleH Atoi-k rlfst comltlng 75 i SO; KuOfl t-Mnhne 4t,iO. Ontlle ntul calves: Ihiun nnj con ; ttnnuiiM eak, no recelittii, with teen fliuo to 1JM. IIm.) pooil ! lu.CM ht 1 1 .lb; ila OuU-Mou lbi.. jtmott lo.T&ti I lo M!t) nnii iiieiltnm l.00r to.Ti; ito, common. js.tsMf 10.1'U. Iletfem (h'V Hut. IowiO RtMiU .T&i o.:5; do coin mon Ji.tttMi Coun, ROtl K.$tt li-""; tto common to melt im f t do low cutter 6.M V 6.?u j I ill lyearllitKH exclmlcd) Rood ltee(n T."i K.ho; hulln, cutter to mtHtllUU ?.Mt. HleH Mu Ilin. ilimitl medium to choice 9 it t tS.no; do cult to common s.onr t.bti; sUein, milk fet, roohI to lhoK iSMoy 14.10; Uo medium 1 I l.ftn U.tMi; da cull to commoii' I Mokth: Acttvt und viedy, no rr celdtt. lltHivy welcht (.'(t -Hut) inedtim to choice .25 to ; Hi :4; medium uctffht 2tu lo ' !io IIhi,) medium to choice. ! l.Sil I I.S5; ItKllt xxHKht I6k:oo lltx.) medium to choice ln.SiSn II. (NU: llirht lUhlt. (ISu.Ufl IIvh.) nie tdluiti to choice 10.2& 11. Ko; ck ;tn(T WrWH, rouKh and Mtnooih s.io 9.M. HtttliKhler to-Uo llt metllum to chohe 9.5wf lo.fro; feeder and Mocker dR T-ia 1 II. ) medium to choice ?.(of t M:W YOltK Kill IT I NKW VOItK. March 1 (AD Ikiiett fruit and hops steady. W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO. Licensed Funeral Direrlors offer you Perfect Service combined with econo my in co$t and our usual helpful credit service. (Soft or oily Iu-rs itud ronsdln: itcs vxclude! in above q jotatlonstr. hs-p and IuihIh; Steady, no re cv'hda, l-intMi (4 Ib-v donn, rKd to chotc $14 wof do Hml. doun). miMlium $12 $I4: do tall eights cull to com mon (lltii;. Yea lit or wthrs l.so Ilka, doun) medium to choice !.(' U.iHi, Kt i itJn lt. doni me dium to choice -MH i.o; do (!! to lAo Hi. medium to choice t.ip; do tall wetpUta) cull to (HMtllltOn J t r i-Jo. Xe Buy For Ixss Wc Sell For Less Knock Out Pant Sale Pair 5.11 PAIRS MEN'S DRESS PANTS IN THIS SELLING EVENT Jit anoUitT wonderful buy made invssiblo only by our East ern l?ucr A most extraoixlitiary pun-haM? made by him in Worstodis, Cassin:eixs and Cheviots Colors, tans, greys, blues browns. Men! Avail yourself of this oppoitunity to save. See our Window Uisjilav for this Wonderful Assortment S2.95 Per Pair "Who iv GihxI Clothts Cot Iss" m w KE5if Yokk SrSiSis IVstroyci-s of Hi.ch Prices. Watch our windows for Specials. 1216 Adams Ave. 1216 Adanus Ave. itie,;o t'Asii CHIfAtSO. Murch I (Al'l Wheat. No. 3 hard. 1.24 i 1.26 S Corn, No. 4 mixed 9 1 Ml 'i No. 3 yellow Hi 14 l ij. Onls. No. 3 while 61l2i No. 4 white 4I.U -,. Mye, No. 4 I. US. Hurley dSMTJ. Timothy wed 6.1 II i S.70. Clover seed, 22.60 V So. 50.. Ij.nl. t.;. I'.lbs. 13.25. Itellles 11.75. i,m iititH.i, wiin.vr l.lVKltl'OOU March 1 (AI') Wheat cloae: March 9s ld, per l"0 pounds. $1.31 S: May 9s 3vd. I 3514. July 9k. 6l,,l. I Jt,. FIND IT HERE Oopf for thin column mart be ! by I Wlicii CtHiRlw Arc StuhlHH-n When colds lutng on, and coucIik nro stubborn, remember the efhe tlvenem of Koley'a Honey and Tur -.'omnound. . This u cm rate blend of pure tone tur, und fresh laativ honey, toother with other valuable iiicdictnal InRredtenU acta ery iUickly and with uoiitlerfully hcal iiiR effe't on the- InilHmed tissues of the nviilrallon tract, and quick ly Htllnlues tho triitattni? cotiRh Itert for cabdreo ami prroirt, jnrr sons. Ask for It. Sold everywhere. Adv. RemMitchtajt. pitmc. butioiK : bole, mo, Nortov'a KMdle 8op. MrTICK OF MAI. AiXXt.T ' Notice la hereby fhven that the undersigned administrators of the estate of Fred C Hamilton, deceas ed, have filed their final account in the County Court of I nion t'otm ly. tlrejwn. and the satd Court has vet Saturday. .March 2nd. 1929. at IM A. at the County Court Koom In l-a Orande. t'nlon County, Oregon, as the time and place to hear objections to and for the -settlement uf said final account. This KebUiary 1, KI.A CLA1K HAMILTON. CI.YOK M YKItS, Adminis tratora, SaiumerviUe, Orr-gvn rVb, l-S-l5-:2; Mar. I. NOTICK OF SAM. Or IXTItAYs XOTICK IS HKUKHY C.IVKN. that oui-siiAiit lo the ro visions ot Chater ;n. Us of Oresxm, 125.. I will ssell at pubiic auction to the hifchot bidder for cash on Friday. March Mh, 1:?. at 2:Ui lk. M. at my farm loa.-Mted atKut & itnd one half mites south of l.t (.iiande. Cnion County. OreRvn. tw follow me dc'tltod annuals which acre found running uixm my lands wtthout my permission, to-wlt; I daik t-ay pt Ulinc atout I or ti years old. aeicht alK'ut t' JAW. left lls., brandetl Mil it Mr in hind 1k1 fthi; I hjcht lay jteldini or 13 years M. w ti tv. ttrandetl within a square, on .iVr, taice stsr in rtcM fixmt fo4 tMth hind ft white tinted this 1st d 1 on m;ht forehead, alotit ijzht lout C or O K-:1 shoul-torvhcAd, hue. and of March. UIJ.l.VN l I.U.-KSON-. NOTICE! 50 and 60 Watt Mazda Lamps A'oir 20c Each L & L Drus: Co. oJ;C.PE NNEY CO 108 Depot SU La Grande, Oregon Our Every Day Aim to Add to Your Convenience and Savings We Strive to Achieve this Purpose by Making Available ' Standard, Soundly Made Merchandise at Economy Prices smart Modes for Spring I "a Friend of the Family" rind Expression in These . . New Coats Jt a nil CI ; 'An Opportunity for the Thrifty! Whether your neej is for a sports coat or one with a mora formal air, this group includes one to please you and on you can afford for these values are typical of our daily com. btnation of smart style and thrift. Vomen : Misses i Juniors ; $1475 $1975 New Dresses In Spring Modes JlsL Women s: Misses Juniors But a nesr frock now with aurance that it will he just as smart several weeks from no for these are spring's outstanding fashions selected for you and orlcred at our usual savir. $14.75 A Splendid Hose Silk and Rayon Full-tahrontd and the') 9Sc Clever Hats In Vitich to Meet the Spring The hut way of all to lea winter behind, even before the days are springlike, is to buy a bright new hat this offerinf includes the newest modes to wear right now and later. Felt, straw and silk alone and in combination and costinf only . $3.98 Keep Up With 1 the Styles! It's easy and inexpert- ' sive to foilow the smart styles of the season ! Intx fcKsht if you buy your iahrKs here. Easy ... if yon use the "first aid to borne dressmakers" McCali Patterns Printed Silks Come First!? r Fashi.vn insists upon prinii in a more colorful manner jf than eer hciore! Quah-.t pa'-teras. r.KKiemistic flowers,?! squares, dots and p'.i:ds the variety is fisorntioj and our low prices tcniptir.s. I Goorgette. y6. $1.49, 1.93 Crepe de Chine, yd., 51.49, 1.95 I . Somewhere, near you, there is a sign like this. It is a friendly sign one that promises Quality, always at a Saving and back of that promise stands the honor of a great Company. ' To the Man of the House it means sturdier shoes and clothes at lower-than-usual prices. His wife knows it as a store where she can find what she wants at a price she can afford. . The next time you see that sign drop in and look around. You will find it an honest, depend able sign a real "friend of the family." Men's Fancy Sox .Men, and women who shop for men, will be in terested in these fibre and mercerized plaited hose. . Inspect our attractive range of patterns and as sorted colors at this real economy price. Per pair " Worthwile Value 25c Now on Display Mens Shirts Of Broadcloth Fancy patterns and plain eot 9TS. Well-made and full cut. Dutstandina; TaJoe, 98c A'Waverly For Style and Wear la light arar, fine berrbsr bone, genuine Shaw Cassonere, full silk messaline lined, leather sweat $1-98 MARATHON C3. ' V v-rrf pa Hats For Spring The wise man selects a Mara thon because he at once eliminates all doubt as to Style. Character, Workmanship and Value. Ask to see "The Flash" A Young Man's raw edge DOU BLE BRIM Fedora, full satin tin- In the smart $prmg colors. $3.98 Let U$ Be Your Hatter the DORSET" Smart Style and Quality Fabrics Form aH appy Combination in This New Model for Spring $24-75 Extrt Ptnts at f5SW An interesting variety of smart stripes and novelty weaves awaits your selec tion. Other Vo.nr .Iff,', Spring Suit$ ti f 19.75 tni $9.7S Mi