La Grande evening observer., March 05, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 8

.f" -- T-rVcr,-
NEW!!
Spring Suits
Tans and greys,
with the new
Tatersall
Vest.
Men's Wear.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
ECC PRICES GO
INTO DIVE TODAY
Two-cent Cut in Quota
tions; Butter Market Is
Steady and Unchanged
POHTLAl. Ore., March 6 AP)
With hens more attentive to du
lien, the ifTff mark1!' undei u cut a
decline of two cents all down the
tine todu.
H t a n d a ft I c. t ru n d ro p ie to - 6 .
standard first to 25, fresh uiedl-
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
Stamps For Teeth? i
CHICAGO GRAIN
Ullfttt Opt'U HtKh iMW
Mm 1.22 ' J 2:i!(i . 1.21
May l.27il.2H .85;
July t.:t'i.aov 1.31 , ismy .
(Sept. !.32'4l.a2J4 1.32 J,ao5i
v 1'loMO
1.21
J.2&H 91-20
f.294 1.!K
J.3I
P.) Wheat: IHg Wend blueslem
hurd white- soft while 1.16;
western white J. I (I; hard winter,
l.H; northern spring l.H; we-
lern red 1.14.
Oats: No. 2-38 Ih. whit 3!.50.
Today's car receipts: Wheat tH;
4 and fresh medium J flour H; corn ; outs 2: hay 4.
urn extra to
firsts to 23.
The butter market was unchang
ed with supply and demand about
balanced.
A carload of new potatoes has
arrived from Kloildtv which arj
iiuoted & lo 17 cents ti pound
holcsule. ' ' '
Tomatoes ur 2& cents higher u
crate al 3.7ii to 4.00,
Onions cunttnuo to ho easy
price.
Poultry n other country meats
were steady and unchanged.
Wheat Heavy And
Two Cent 8 Lower
CHICAGO CASH
('IIH'.MSO. Murch 6 (AC)
Wheal, No. 4 northern aprlng l.lli;
No. 3 mixed 1.1. .
Corn, No. 4 mixed 'Jl '( K2; No.
3 white 'J.
On l. No. H while, 17 ii ii ISM :
Humble grade I4f4.
Kyc, no huIch.
Hurley, u7 4i T4.
Timothy aced. 6.l66.76.
Oovcr weoj 30. 76.
I ant 12.03.
ICIbH. 13.35.
Holllctf. 14.U0. ' -
CHICAGO l KIUCK
I'Olll l.A.M) I'ltOIH n;
I'OIITI.ANK. Ore. .March (A.
l) Wholeaulo prlecn: '
, Hutlcr: Wendy.
' Kswfl All firadea two cenla low
er. Krcah atnndurd txtrua 2ue.
rreah atnndurd fliala:6c; freh irn-I WU KjCIIIS IjUILII j
ilium rxti-ua 21c: freah medium
Milk, poultry: Htcudy und uu- fening V Id I '.i I6wer, wheal f. r ltr trade 30 45 hiirhcr; lop (llnff welhprK liiu Hh. down) mi'dl
chanirt'd. ' 'i,,ri,.,,r,i in,-itn,t in r. t 'm B.i'll.7a nil Id for ovctiKlonnl lond uf uni to cjiolce lo.uodi 1 3.00 : (.hps
. .. ...1 ... ' .....'fl. ...... li.... . 'iou&.''7fi II, m nrvi-lv i.n It ar.fi: i I 211 llitf. ilnun) iiimllntii l,i r.)i.ili',. I
' iinuiin: I it I'm., tiri'Kon liinuy ;""" v uinw i-.mii, wim ii . - - ... .. .., .
i.r 4.7i. IIoIU-ii J. 71i 4.00. ' 'iiliirlliiir niicliunK d to 4c off. liut;H.o murki't for dPHirablu ltio-3:u : C.M0i 8.UU: do (120-1.10 jn.J m.!-
, I'otntopi). wool. nul. hnr. cu. miljM'iiui.-ntly rullylnc aomewliut. Iiulrhorn. mmlluin lo cholro Jlum to clioicv .60 7.r.o;
miu Imrli. Iioim. nil sli-mlv und on. ! Frovlnlonii hud mi uuiviin tri'ild. :2.10-30O llj ll.:srl.7S: 30U-2S0
I'Olt l I.A.NO U IIKAT koera l.ioti t in; do vuttnr to mc-
I'OHTI.ANI), Or.-.. Murch 6 A.'dlum t.'iil 7.S0: calvOH (500
down), nipdlurn to choli &.50..
L2.00; do, cult to coinmoa. V.00 4
.S0: vtaliTK. (milk-fed) uood to
cliolro .13. 00 14.60: do' iikvIIuiii
ll.(o13.oo; do, cull to common
S.OOijj 11.50.
iloea: Kllllnit cIukws 25c lower,
receipts 435, Incluillnir 14a illntt.
Iliuvy welRlit (250 to 350 lln.),
in e d I u ru to : choice f'j.oo to
10.25; medium nolKht (200-;5o
lha.) medium to choice I0.26W
11.00; light weluht (100-200 ll).
mediun: to clioli: I l.nor 1 1.25,
IlKht liftliln .( l iiii-1 AO IU.)t nii'diiiiii
lo choice 1.'26. 11.25; '; puekiii'f
sows, rough und tnuooin 8.50 tp
a. 50. HIUUKhtcr pliw (ao-130 IhH.J
medium to choice II.&O0J 10.75:
feeder und utockci plfta . (7n-l3a
II. n.) medium to choice M.lill
10.50. (Mori or oily lions un I
rouHlliiK piKU excluded in uliove
iiiotittionM; '
Hheep und luliih:. Mteudy, re
celptH 246 on contmct. IiiiiIki (Si
a2 Ilia, down) good to choice ifn
16.110;. do (2-llio ll.n. down) me.
(Hum 12.0041 14.00; (In (all welKllla)
I'llll'AGO, Murch 6 (Al')
Depattmimt of AKricillture
-i:. H.
1 !!:
r'llfi'AdO, .March 6 (Al') Op-! 1 a.ooo: opened 254 35c higher, thc-jcull to common 1 l.004i 12.00; yinr
Over The Va
Mabel K. Mortoo, Valley Newi Kdltor
Hey
(Continued from IMbo 0) exhibition. I'ussy willows, also. In
wwk..,w..-- - j profuMlon, were used In the dec
strychnine, poisoning from 50 to orations. Bliss Leslie was the
luoo dally. Of the 2000 shipped to K.uj,.r of a vory 'enthusiastic und
Maybe Charlie Huhn, former
mii-reiury i Atoivln T on I) till, ex
mayor of Tacoma, did pay for
teeth extractions und' other per
tonal hlllH with city stamps und
jhim books. It Isn't officially de
cided. The Jury disagreed, and
u new trial Is to be held. Huhn
n-preKfiited the mayor at many
Taeoma meetings.
ahaiitfed..
inrru:iij'A'i'
HAN KUANCIHCO. March & A.
' J. lltitterfnt f, o. b. Kim Krau.
cIsco, 61c. ,r ' i ' '
WE BUY FORT ESS
K SELL FOR Li ESS
Women's Footwear
W'uincn'ii und IIIk Cllrln'
I'limpM tiitil OxfordH In puleiit
leul her, thick lild, tun calf
atnip und tlu niodola, In thr
nutv Hprlnir Htylea - -
. $2.89 $3.95
Children's Hosiery ,
lierliy rlhlivd, In black uni)
brown.
25c 4 pair 95c
l)estroyera uf Hltrh Pricei
Wheat cloned heioy S to 2140 " 1 1.26 f) I 1.76. '
net loner; torn i to 1c down: onlal Cuttle: IteeelptH. 0.5MO; . culvea
!4 lo 1c off imil provlHlona un. 2.000; Heady (o atronw uctlvo trude
chuiih-ed to u ,rle or 26c, . , on light Hirer uml yeurllnRa;
1.. IwelKhly MliterH ncurrul ; hut . alow;
1,1 VMtl'OOIj UIIKAT Iproapect lop yeurllnin) urqiuid 14 -
f.l VKIII'OOI,, March 6 (AT). .,76... Kluughliir cIumhoh, uteeiM,' good
(Jruln rlmior Wlieut, .March va (id, und cholco 1300-1500 lla. 12.25 He
Jper 100 pnumla, J,3t(i: May
lt.il, 1.36 !,j July I)h OMil. l.;li(J.
Va UltANDI'. W'llOI.EHAl,!
ilAIIKICTH
Bmolt 16c Ih. -
Hpringd l26o lb.
rleavy hena Ho lb
Light hena 14o lb.
Blaga to Ih.
: I'lotir.
Hard Fadrrallon (hard wheat)
Hurt wheat 7.40 bbL
17.80 bbl.
LA (illANIE ItKTAIl, MAUKETH
Dairy.
6oc; 3 Iba
10 Years
Ago Today-
Joe Kci'llcy la udliillted to
lie t ho grenleHl lover .of cttiuia
In Im (nillde. '
Thermometers
Bath
Desk ' " . r
Dairy
Candy ; . -; ,
Health .'
, Weather ,
'" Ilonsehuld '
All .Millie by
"TYCOS"
lAcrjuni! I lie lli-l.
L& L. Drug Co.
Itutler, ci'CHiuery
ll.oo.
Kitks 4fe doji.
Cheese 364MOO lb.
Honey Coin It, 2bu lb. '
VeKibl
Pol u loos $i.ou cwC
Artichoke iio.
Parsley 60 bunch, ,
CiibbHKO8o lb. .
Csuilfiowsr J 00 lb.
(Iriiperrult, Klorhla 'i for 2 tic.
J.elluco 10c head.
Yellow onions 8c lb.
Carrots lo bunch.
. Heets lot a bunch.
rarsnlpsnu lb.
Turnips Mic a bunch.
Celery Ific and 26c.
Ureeti peppers--4c lb.
Kutnbsfras to lb.
Hweet Pntalors 12 c lb.
tii oi mi Onions loc.
Uinllsh lUu.
(lreeu Peas 2Iic.
Ui-een Huans 26o.
Khuharb -ten.
KrntU
Jonalltan apiiles 1 1.00 box.
Italians- I fic lb.
l-emctiH r.o dns.
Oianuos 6UQf 7i)o dob.
Hnienr
Cane sUBar 90.64.
Flitur
flnft wheat SR.40 bbl.
Hard federntton IB.4U bbl
I'oullry '
llenssow a'jo lb. . u
Aleuts Hint l-lsli "
Reef boll 12 flr I 8n,
Chofis and (rnhs-363Ae lb.
Salmon 3ta lb.
HiilllHit 3u lb.
Ilabblts 28c lb.
CodX&o lb.
4asullne
Oasollni. 1-eKHlar, retail, 2 Jo.
REDUCED
PRICES
Coats, Age 2 to G $2.98 to $ 1.98
Coats, Ajo 7 to 11 $3.98 to $8.98
Coats, Size 15 to -10 $.1.98 & $5.98
Jersey Dresses, to to G ....$1.98 to $.1.98
Jersey Dresses, 7 to 1 1 $2.98 to $7.98
Boys' Jersey Suits
Age 2 to 8, $1.59 to $2.98
Underwear
Short or Lonit Legs
Age 2 to 12 ! k 79c to $1. 19
Knit Headwear
25c to 79c
Children's Rubber Footwear
Kuliljcrs, Size 3 to 2 ? 75c
1 Huckle Dress Overshoe : $1.19
4 Iiuckle Overshoe , $1.19
Zipper Overshoes $2.19
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
14.60; 1IUII-I300 Iba. 12.6041 1.4.76:
II6II.II00 Iba. 12.26 (. 14.76; red
yeurllngH, good and elioleti 750-a5"
Iba. 12.7611 16.00. Veulera (milk
ftnl) good lill'l choice 14.604 17.00.
Hheep: Kei elpUi 8,006; ' early
ll'atlli Hti-aily lo utror.g; bulk fill.
Iiiinba 10.604 117; early lop 17.36:
aheep held higher, feeding UliihH
.steady 15.60416.85. liUinhH, good
uml chulcii 02 IbH. down 10.004c
17.40; iiiedllllll 15.004 10.10; ewea.
meillum lo choice 150 Ibn. down
8.004 a. 76; feeder luillba, good ulld
choice 14.50 6 1 6. mi.
weighlK)
6.5,0.
do (ad
.cull to common 3.00
, Copper And Rail;
Shares Active
In StreetToday j
outside points, 2 00 were white tall
rabbits, which netted the shippers
40 cents each. Mr. Ittnffer stated.
Worth brothers of the Medical
Springs vicinity poisoned 1500 rab
bits. The Hinders cleared their sec
tion of rabbits quite thoroughly
and went to Unity, where thi-y poi
soned 50,
When the weather becomes
warm and the eround soft the rab-
I bits will not eat the poison. Mr.
f Itinser said. It was pointed out
that fanners by poisoning the fleet
footed animals during the winter
months could enjoy a tidy revenue
and at the same time save them
selves and their miKhbors hun
dreds of dollars annually by erndl
catlnic the destructive pests. Jack
rabblt hides were selling recently
at from 10 cents to 12 cents, ac
cording to quotations received here.
o
Mrs. .Krftmi Improve?
Krlends In the vallty bave re
calved word to the effect that Mrs.
l-'red C Sefton formerly of Klein
is recovering splendidly from her
recent severe operation. Khe has
been at the Willamette Sanatorium
at Halem. Mr.-, and Mrs. Sefton
wore former owners of the Jilgln
ItecordtT.
200 MILLION
CORPORATION
Homo
The Mlsse Merle and A id at h
Trlnell went to thdir home at
NKW VOItK,- March 6 (Al'), ' Pleasant Grove Saturday and spent
Ht-jvy buylmr of the railroad anj-'the weekend with 'their parents,
copper shares turned the general-Miss Merle who has been attend-
nillim nf Mtrii'U i.rlf... iii.uur.l in., Inil the bUSlmHH ' cnlletTA nil (llfS
FORM ID TODAY ufUr an iurly Wl" f '-'' t'ar nnlHhed her work this week.
r , .'.,-. . , . jregtilarlty, early louses, which ran. Miss Arduth Is a student at tho
,?: (- , - , jfroiii 2 lo H points In more llian. Orando hlffh school.
' NKW-i YOKK.; Maieh B (AP. a score of Issues, wero substan-l
l-'oirniitlon of a new .$200,000,000 , tlally cut down, or wlpel out, and.
coinpany to Ik- known us the Avla-: long list of Iksiih sold 1 to H
llavo lUu Mw'tlntf-
tjnnday evening the young peo)te
tls (orporatl(Mi wa
toda'. by Clraham II.
announced1 points above yesterday's final , quo-! f tn Inland City Community
Orosvenor, jtations.
ontertnlncd
from I.a
tho Kpworth
Grande und
POItTI,AM I.IVKhTOCK
POItTI.ANO, tMc, Mar. 6 (AP
-Cattle and calves: Hteady, no re
relits. steers ( I 1 IMI-1 ;t'ij 11, m) good
lll.lidli 1 l.ZUi tin (Itr.u-I 100 lb.), I
good 0,7&frf M.rin; do (sou and up)!
Triifllmr was onl v mnitnt'-. inurcn
... 1 ,1 u.... ...t 'nlulif h.,.vf I t.t..... l.iraBUWlS
;, 1 . ..... 1 ; itncro was a very large crowd ores-
Corporation who will head the new rrIceB began to crack in the fin- cnt( CJ- ,oaUs drIv p out
concern. . I ho new corporation. a hoi,r when the call loan rae fPOin La Grande. The lesson topic
which Included representatives of Wtt- boosted to ten iter cent. The . .1 i.u 4,rtt
sevornl large railroad, steamship railroads and coppers came down nnd tha h08tlJ und - hostesses had'
and Jianking companies, will be a one to 3 points fro mthelr hig.i thoir rhiirr-h vf.rv nrntHiv H.(.nr. '
holding company ami will acquire ; h-vels while Johns Mnnvlllu was ated with Indian blankets und
an uueresi in ai itasi six esiamisn-. foreed G points under Its prevl- hawls nnd had other curios
vn monniaciunng una tranporia-;OUH cOHr; Klectrlc Auto Lite 5, In-
iiun i-uiiijjuiiii-a.. ( ternationai reicpnoue. Monigomery
WMllum A. Ilarriman, head of Warl "'' Hafeway Hlores 4 ech.
the bunklliL' firm bearlmr his name. U- S- teel was among the issues to
peppy meeting. The regular de
votional hour was preceded by a
social, hour, which really was two
hours long. .
o ' '
lay In County - . T
Hoy Kugate, of Portland.' work
ing under the United Ktates blo-
tugical department arrived in tho 1
county today und will spend some j
lime nere mixing poiwu 10 ii uwu ,
for the control and extermination !
of squirrels. Mr. Kugate Is not
from the -college but cooperates In j
every way. with It. (
o 1
Down l-'mm Joseph '
Mls Margaret Haker who j
teaches out from Joseph came j
down to I.n Grande to spend the '
-weekend at the homo of her par- j
cuts, Mr. and Mra Holl M. Bukcr. :
Hho made the trip by stage.
Day In fa Grande
Miss Adella Gates, teacher In the
Knterprlse high school came out
Saturday for a visit with friends
In la Grunde.
Pivoehes In Lostlii "
Hev. George Wulz. pastor of the
I,a Grange - Presbyterian church
drove to l.ostine Sunday at the
conclusion of his service here and
preached In the afternoon for the
LiOstlnn congregation' The Los tine
church Is without a minister sinco
lie v. Shields, who had served there
for several years recpntly took up
the -pastorate in Knterprlse.
o
Funeral of .ll-ss Itolx-rt.s
The funeral of Miss Ida Itoberts,
held yesterday at tho Cove was
verly largely uttendod attcstlig to.
tho esteem In which the deceased
was held in that part of tho valley.
Miss Hoberts was very active In
church, school, fruternal uffairs at
Cove. Mrs. Grace, her sister, aged
librarian at Cove Is now left alone.
0
To Attend llauqucl
Great Interest is manifest In dif
ferent localities over tho Christ
ian Kmleavor banquet to bo held
at I.a Grando Thursday evening
honoring the presence of Paul
on Hrown, a Pacific coast official In
J.C.PENNEXC0
108 IK-pot M. ', '
La Grande. Ore.
Dresses;
Styled Smartly!
Priced Senublyj.
Have you bn tnlnjting of
a new frock? No matter
how practical you are,, you
will aeree with ui that these
are frocks you' cannot' afford
to miss brand new ityles,
iplencS'd materials and only
9.90
thut orgunizatlon. Elglnj l.omino
audi i'erry will huvo good didegu
tlona preaent, uml u-ord coriiea of
u lurgo delegution' coining from
linker. ' '. . , .
Pitlncliin mils nre Importel
from Sicily, Syria and 1'ersla.
C'ushews lire grown in Imlln, Mex
Ira and the West Indies.-
nieilliim flor( 10.76; do (common houiI puelflc ltullroud.
will be chulrmun or lheboard of lose several polntH. The cIohSm
director of the' new cohiern. ()th-.wns 1eavy.
or directoiB Ihclnde Harry A. New, Snlea approximated 4,200.000
former iioHtmuHler generil,. and 1.. ishurei:.
W. lluldwln, nrealdent of the. .Mia
S.601ll0.ini. Helfei'H (H60 IbH.
down) good !),70ft 1 0.2 r; do com.
inon K.0( 9,76, l'on, good 8.fil Oe
The cunnuiny . will have1 un 0'j
tlinrl.ed cuplnillziUlon of 1 11,000,
nun ,nhap'B. valued ut $200,000,000,
ii.iiii; do eomiiiou to medium 0.75 of which 36, 000, 0011 will be IhhuciI
fa.60; do low cutler 6.0040.76. ahorlly by Lohnmn ltroH..und W.
ItnllM (ycurllnga excluded) gonl ll,..llurrlmun Si Co. - ,
CLASH OVER "LIFE FOR A PINT" LAW
f ' m ' i S'1- in
"Do Bor Coda" , . , i,
The cmiiiiioii Id must he tiikeil
seriously, suya one nf the exiierla.
In which ense. II niny he mMeil. lt
will proliulily he token leaa fr
riiienlly. Iliislnn Kvpnlns ., Trim
script. '
Sore Throat?
Don't Gargle
Quicker, and Better Relief
with Famous Prescription
Don't suffer from the pain and
NnrvuesH of sore throat gargles
and salves are too slow they re
lievo only temporarily. Uut Thox
Ine, a famous physician's prescript
tlun. Is guaranteed to glvo relief
a 1 111 nst instantly.
Thoxtne has a double actloiv
relieves the soreness and goes di
rect to the Internal cause. No
chloroform, iron or other harmful
drugs kjiI'i' and pleasant for the
who! family. Also wonderfully
,effeetlve fur relieving coughs,
j Quick relief guaranteed ' or your
money, back. .'(Tie. 00c, and $1.00.
Sold by lied Cross lJrug Store and
all other good drug stores. Adv.
ACtep 50 Years 06 Service
Iov. Knd Green (left) of Michigan and tho Kev. It. X.
Iliityaplc, sopt riiiieudent of the slate untl-SjiliMni loagtie, tire in
conflirt nver the law Inrluillng liquor violations in the state's
habitual criminal lw. '
SNI-A-UAR TEST HERD MODEL FOR
CATTLEMEN IN 'GRADINO-UP' BEEF
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for Ihla coin ran maM be
lo by a. m.
1 1 V-arl
V
IIAVH AT
Wed. Mar. 6
chestia.
ItiiNTANKM-K
Star Novelty Or-3-6-it
nenistiictiina. ptuainMC. but ion-
boles, etc Norton's Hifiille Shop.
KspirintentM on the Snl-A-Hnr farms have proven 'the' ftlcuey
i'f "grndlng-ini" vat tie with piirehred tull. The seruli cow sbove
Is of thi type tMrd In rmmdtitg the ureal herd. V. A. Coehrl
Cnset dlrwts tho breedtUK expeiiinents, , lUiow uro Dorothy
AunKa ami Uu' valf. Uie io twice lux won pitm!.-r hunvt.
NGTH i: TO ()Tll.lT(HS
Sealed bids will be received on
the following project by the Ore-
iini oiiiin iiiKiinti (iiiiiiiittiiiii in
Multnomah County Court House,
Pitrtlaiul. tirrgoin jit Iomio o'clock
a. in., Kriday, .Mi mil sth, 1
The work conslrtH of the con
struction of a maintenance build
ing on property of Oregon Htate
Highwny Commission at the cor
ner of Adams avenue and Willow
stnn't. l--i (rande. (regon.
Prtiposiil blanks, plans and spec
ifications may be obtained at-the
offlee of the State Hlphwny Cum
inirctinn. m Cirande. (iregon.
OICKGON 5-TATK 1IIC.IIWAY
COM.MlSiSlON
I Mar. 3 3t
;Gets Rheumatic And
iScuritLs Sufferers Out
Of Bed
Those who have tried everything
without benefit will l hid I'usey'a
Itheutmttio Kemedy the ni o a t
aturUIng discovery of recent tlinoa
for uulns ot rheuuintlam, neurltla.
neuralgia, aeiulieu. llllnlMtgo. The
ndlef in nulek and aure, redticea
pain and awelllug Ihiough direct
nctton m the alomueh. liver and
fcb'mjs. OunmnleeU by I. t- L
L'KLlj iu Jl.io .r Ujttle. Adv.
UDe Laval Points tho Way to
Still Greater airy Profits
'"PHE De Laval Company is celebrating its 50. years
1 A of unparalleled service by offering to the public the
, finest line of cream' separators ever made. They are
known as the "Golden Series" and we believe you will
agree after, seeing them that they are the most beauti
ful, convenient, and easiest running separators you
have ever seen.
But the best of it is that these Anniversary Series De
Lavals will soon pay for themselves. They have the
wonderful "floating bowl" the cleanest skimming
bowl ever made. a
In order to show exactly how much money is being
lost by poor separators, De Laval Dealers in 17 states
during the past year held hundreds of tests, in which
the Skim-milk from some separator chosen at random
in each community was run through a new De Laval
and separated again.
In all these tests De Laval Separator's never
failed to recover butterfat Crom such skim
milk. The butter-fat recovered in this way was im
mediately weighed and tested at the local creamery or
, cream station, and varied in value from a few cents to
over a dollar.
The average results from all the tests showed
that the separators from which De Laval
skimmed the skim-mUk were losing butter-fat
at the rate of $78.00 a year.
We shall be glad to demonstrate a "Golden Series"
De Laval for you. , - ' , y
Blue Mountain Creamery
j?5H
I V COLDTN 1
ITTVes II Trrfl n irolBWi