La Grande evening observer., March 13, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 8

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LiA UKANUtt tiVfilNlINU UBEKVlrC
NEW!!
Spring Caps
In
Tweeds, riaida,
and Ovcrcheeks.
$1.85 to $3.50
Wheat Unsettled
C And Lower Today
S 'HII'A(10. Munll 13 (Al') Op
wilng ut decline lo !4 udvanc..
I'hlcngo wheat IuIit declined "II
around. Corn, outs and provisions
also wit cosier with torn starting
Unchanged lo r- oil und aubsii-Miu-nUy
holding near to Initial tiit'i
iro. ..: .; ' t.,
Wheat closed unsettled Vi '" '
il lowor: corn t4 to to-' T down;
6iiIm at Si 'to decline to u shade
Advance ' iiilrt provisions ' varying
from toe setback to u rise of He.-'
Appetite
IMPROVED
. . . QUICKLY
Eajf t lit Tut i .1 Mi
If you have no desire
(or food, and you foal
out of aorta, and da-
Brewed, atlmulaut your dlceatlr.
prRana. Try Dr. Carter"a own form
la. These pllln taken after meala
will aid digestion, relievo tha gaa,
ireirulata the bowola, expel constipa
tion' )nlaons and aroma appetite.
All Dnicaiata J5o and 75c red pki.
CARTER'S LSI PILLS
l CAHTtRS
10 Years
Ago Today-
", Dr. K. ; Kirliy. Mxlu'a
oll klimvii illKlrlllll, lhlt
nl ton II (III UM-fc,
IF you were a . '
MOVIK (sliir with it
FACK worth a fortune
AND hud people looking
AT your luco eiilurjred
TO ton foot BUHre
YOU, too, would two
MAX FuclorV muko-up
AS all tho movio stars
DO. Your face, too, is
YOUR fortune.
Ypiira for service
L.& L. Drug Co.
j
WK BUY FOR T KSS
K KKLL FOK JU K8SI
Women's Patent and
Calf Oxfords :
Hlucher Nlytcfl, litiilt-ln fnn-y
i-olored lonuucM, t'oniu in
t'lihnn mill IiIkIi heelii noIIO
leilllli't U ('It Bt.lt H. JjUlt'Hl
lltOlIt'lM
$2.89
Men's Oxfords
Mi'ii Hunnii'litl uml eulf tan
Oxford lihitTlift' und Ihilw.
Hi. ltd tent her writ huK-h, rut.
Ikm Ih-i'Im
$2.69 $3.98
ItcmeiiilxT, Uc
Sell Ittller Mim-n
NEwYork b tq42
)c8lioyer8 of lllirh Price
I'OltTLAND. Ore.. March 13 (A.
'.) Kbk anil butter urlL't'a wutj
uucliaiiKed today. Itetull price fur
cififa ua llate'l at I lie Yamhill atrcut
puhllc market by the city market
maatcr ' were 27' und 'lb - ccnu-
Wholcatili buylni; prices at Hie dal
ry cxcliunrce were 24 and !fc.
(Ireen pcaa from the aouth wei'C
down one cent to 111 and SOc.
'Jlliubaru and iettucm continue
firm anil -inclianired. -
'I'omatoea are atlll llntferliigr iiti
illodarutely low prices, but nvhen
tlio present MUpply Is depleted un
advance was expected, . One dealer
reports iiultit a supply of ripe to
matoes on lifind. -
Onions continue . weak deapltn
t heir - reported , scarcity. - Hilyera
were still . mlucluiit to accept of
furliiRs. ' . "
J''rults, poultry. n,nd freah meuts
slioweil no eliiuiRO. -
I.IVl;ltl'H)li WHEAT
I.IVKItrOOl,. .MIUCII 13 AI'J
WllCiil close, Aiarcll as 4iu, per
1(10 lbs. 1.30. .May lis 3d, 1.34 ti:
JUly IIS Cd, 1.33 !4. . ' '.
I'OKTI.AM) UVKWrofK
I'OltTI.ANI), Ore., Mar. 13 (A.
1M C'alile and 'calves, steady, rt
colpts, cattle 26r., calves 20, Includ
ing 04 cattle and JO calves direct
or lhi'0'.iBh. Kieers (1 10O-I3UH lbs.)
good J 11.00 o I !.,; ilo (96i
to 11(10 lb ) , good 111.60 to
12. (mi; do' (800 and up)' medium,
iu.!i(i( 1 1. SO: do (oommon) 9.oti
10.511. llelfors (f.O lbs. . down),
good 1o.2Hi lo.ao; do, 'common,
3.tUJ 10.38. Cows, good
:i.ii6: do( coininon Id medium 7.25
frlt.no ; ', dd.'i low cutter .60f7.26.
Hulls yiH i ll nilei excluded) . good
beefa .t.HOfi ll.nilj do. cutter to inn
dlum .Ott'if.S.iiiyViguivVs, (Ooo.-- lbs.
down) -iiKjdluur- to .cholcw- lojionf
I2.fo;.'do, cull ;tp cetunion S.bVU
Kijio., 'Vcalors, nJIk-feJ, good lo
choice I3.60trl4.lo;. do medium,
1 2.00 ii I II, Mi; do, cull lo common,
li.oiio 12.00, : . j "
, Hogs; Hloaily, receipts. 4K5, In
cluding oip .uirce.i'- oi. inroogn,!
. i"ltTI.AM WIIKAT .
'rOH'I'I.ANIJ. Oie.. March 13 (A.
I'.) Wheat: Illg I lend bluestem,
hard white 1.47: soft while 1.2.1;
western white. 1.21; hard winter.
1.18; northern spring 1.13; west
ern red 1.13.
Outs: No. 2 38 lb. white, ,40.00.
- Today's car receipts: Wheut 21,
flour 12, corn (i, buy 2. ,
f'HK'AtlO CASH :'
CHICAGO, March 13 (Al')
Wheat, No. 2 red l.SSKi No. 2
lliird. 1.29V,. ,
Corn, No. 4 mixed l)2'i-V4; No. 3
yellow lift 1 90.
Outs, No. 3 white 62 ; sumple
grade 4.
Ilye, no sales.
Hurler. 68C '4.
Timothy seed B. 101 r.7i. -
Clover seed 23.2etj31.2D.
I.ard ie.3-:.
Itllis, 13.70.
Ilellles, I4.7C.
1'OHTI.AMI I'ltOIM Ci:
I'OltTI.ANI), Oro., March 13 (A.
I'.)-Wholesalo prices: " :. -'
Hutter,. oggs, milk, poultry, on
ions, -potatoes, wool, nulH, hay. cavi
cura baik. hops: All stcudy and
uiichunged. .. . ...
. ciiifAfio ,ivi:ktock
ClIIC.VaiV'Mitrch 13 (Al')-U.
H; Hepl. of Agrlc.- Hogs: .10,(100:
heavy, weight (260-330 lbs.) opened unoui sicaiiy, iaier rnuio .
'il 1 DC lower; ivi im.uv I'.iiu lur u
number of loads of IKo-200 lbs.-,
largely an 1 1 .05 11.96 market for
(luslrubtn IGO-320 lbs. butchers, me
dium to I'holcn 260-300 lbs. 1 1.4(1 (l
11.90; 200-260 lbs. 1 1.6041' I 2.00.
Cattle: 7,000; culves 3,600; light
stent's anil yeurllngs In demand ui
with
medium to choice, lo.uoeelu.75:
mediuill weight (l'0ll2l.0 lbs.)
medium to choice -. 10.76 V 1 1.76,
light weight (100-200 lbs.)' medium
to choice H.76( 12.00; light lights
(130-160 lbs.) medium. ' to choice,'
1(1.75(0 12.0(1;, pucklhg sows, rough
and smooth ll.oo (1(10.00. : Hluugh-
m,. ,,ln. lie. I mi ii,. ..,il,,,., i steady pilciw; steers' very slow:
choleo lOJDOtf Hid;:- feeder audi largely a sleer run; belter grades
slocker pigs (70-I3II lbs.) iiiedlum. ,l"',,''0,,l!nul!"t: .other killing class
to choice 10.004 m.j. . .. .. t,H "t"1 norkcra and fi-edeis fully
,.,'.. isleady: -fleshfr mealing feeders up
ool,,l 2h. ,(.. allow , U ' tuotation:lI4i0 ,;iHyi Htl41lffhtl.r rlllW(C8,
H4 V'2 .y. ffooil i to 4 oholco.
H-UdW 10 Ud; la, iiiPtlKiiu fo choleo
tit.tMKfi U.ufi; do tall WBlifhlH). cull
lo conuiiuiv J Uiii I a,0(t. Yeurltiitf
wethers (110 l(inMlown tiiu'Ilum lo
choli-o , 1 0.1)0 t 1 3.U... K wen (l'ti
Ihs. ilotvn) iiipilliim to uliolou fl.niXr
S.tto; do (120 .160 Ihfi.) meilluii. to
choice 6.6!Tf7.Mj; ilo (nil weights
r.Ull to (JOtlMUOtV 3.00 r 5.011,
W. t'. OITICIAIa. ItKH ll.VH
HtceiH, nrood urn! nhnlro 1300-1500
Ihw. I2.7rilf U.fld; IKi0-i;iUl) lliH..
H.004f M.T'O; DTiO-l IO0 I by. U.OOIr;
1 4.7 fi ; reJ yi',illKH. mod and
rhotco 700.1)5(1 llfK. 13.2ui U..00;
veuUM-a (inlllf-rod) kooU und cliolct
I0.r(0!t Hi.oo, vv '
Hh: flA.ftuo: ininkct uctlvc,
HtrnnR to 2fio- IiIkIht; hulk . fat
htmltn 17.1041 17. Mi; ojirly top J7.
70; hIh'm Klfiidy; fut'dlnif ' himtts
Nloady. t Mini 14, tffjoil ami t-liolnf?
Him. down W.ti'iii I7.NA; uit'dhiin
I 6.00 ?t 1 0. 7 A ; , t-woH, iiH'dlittn to
I'.liulm Ifto M. down S.Ofi lO.Oo:
fiu'dnr Imnlin, Kl'ud und choice
14.76 10.40.
Closing Tone In
Street Id Strong
Nllw YOltlv. Miirch 13 (Al')
''It n u rtMiioto xk the moon
from thd uii'th. I cun wiy rot mv
iiompiiny t Jim t nothtiiff of this hou
Ih even remotely apt to hnppt'it,
NUW YOItK,.Mnrr,, 1.1 (A!)--Ni'weoinh
t'urltoii, pruftldoiit of tlm.
WfHtern a nion .Tr.t'Kr.iiilt com
pitny, n'tui iiud from Ktifflund to
duy. I In" went iiljruiid recently to
olmiM-vtr the ritutlta of f tin 111101
In Ktitflund of radio' und tidoRi-iipIr
hut would not ' Hiiy whulhur ho
round It mit.Mftu'tory. - ,(
miiK'iiilfifr upon tho rcpeutndiy
di'iih'd rumor , Unit 11 likt uiPiixr
wna comliiK lu' Auti'rlcuv t'urlton; Willi rclullvcly -Jow call moiu-y
Maid; .- c l rat on toiuporurlly alluylim unruHl-
iitM oV(r tho uri'tllt Hltuation, the
Ktouk mttrkt movi'd foiward today
In pHpunHt to un unnmially
(iiiottt oC fiivonihle riido and Imih.
jiohs 110WM, Nfiirly all Rroupn In
I In IndiiHtrlul dtvlKlnn puiilclpiitcd
In (lie upHwliitf. whtrli run from '
to ticiirly lo potntH In many in
Hiir, with copper, puhltu utilities
and ali'ol,
KhiidliiK of Uvi rail mony rule
to 0 per (tout twain htouphl 1111-olht-r
outbreak or buying In tho
ImhI hour wht'ii noiiiu of the volu
tllo Ihhih'H dhtpluyed mailu'd Ituoy
aiu'y. Itudto (old) mounted 13
polntH. I'coplrn (Iuh 0 und Johm
.Mauvim 7. Contrary to the R'ii
ral troud. Itiiiwtu Inmiramt fi'lt
back li polnlM uftep yesti'tday'H
.lump of nearly pulnlK and A. M.
Hyot'fl liwl 4 poiiitr, The i'IonIiik
tone wax MtronK. Tot a I huU-s up
ptoxlumlrU 3,2nO,000 Hharcn
, iHTrintrAT
HAN KltANilH40, Mur'h IS (A.
I) -UulterfHt r. o. Ii. Huu l-'iaiitlH-
00, Die.
M;V Vol IK l-'KMT
, NUW YOltK. Miireli lit (Al')-th-lcd
fruit und hopt. Mteiidy.
No More Gas
In Stomach
and Bowels
If yen wlih ta hm permnfntly ra
llttvard if B In attomach und bowel ,
Ink Bnlmatnn' Tabtola. which
r prrMrd atplailly for torn nek 111
und all lh batl attecl retulttng Iron
Bt pitrtiurr.
That mply, nnawlng fovlint t lh
pll of tha Inmarh will dippwri thnt
anxinui, nervoua fafltni with hrt pal
Cttallnn wdl vanish, and you wttl axaln
a ahl to Uka derp bttath without
dlpeomfoit.
That diowiy, at4py (aallnR a(tt
dlnnar lll h raplai-fd by a doilr lor
rnlarlatnmant. Bloatlna will rft.
Vour llfntta, irmi and nntin wilt no
longer (! rold and ' lo atp" ha
riuit Raalmann'a Gaa TahUta pravant
ltn from Inlarlarlna wlih tha' flrcula
lion. Cat tha irnutna, In tha yallow pack,
agv, at any good drug at or a, Frtca $1,
WINDOW SHADES
Are No Problem At All
When you leave the solution to us we do all the
work even to the hanging, if you wish it.
Standard colors 01 decorated shades to order.
: W: II. BOHNENKAMP CO. .
BEAUTY IN SUIT
SINGLE TAX
MEASURE WILL
HE INITIATED
HALISM. Ore., March1 13 (A!')
rrellinlnary flllnjT for the Initia
tion of u rtlnelo tux niefiHuro wu
filed wltli the secretary of Htatu
today by tho Oregon . rIukIo tnx
league, 271 Market utri-et. Tort
land. It propones an amendment
to tha tftate conntltutlon. Tho
pa pern were Kent to the attorney
ffi-neral for checking and ballot
title. , , . -t :
Tlin bill will propOHo that from
March 1, l'Jftl, to March 1. 1U3B,
ull revenue for Btato, county und
municipal purposes hIiuII be ruined
by tt tax on the value of land lire
Hpectlvo of , Improvement!, and
Ttat-.u.'.risr7-w::rw:-i---"W-r:.'isircr - - - .' tft-ijsti iiiiM ntt tfx
"af;e AlJ-Ll KinnNuei HVfniiNU uttacKVn .
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TSSSRrK J.G.PENNEY C.
July i.:i:ii.a 1.31(4 i.aK i,auBitel 1 , 1 I . IU8 JJepot Ol.,
v...., i sivem i.aau " i sm i.ain. a i.:ii 14 I I 1 1 I s
" " - - " 1 1 Oopf lor this eolamo aaaat ks I ;
I , . tu b t a. aa. .. . I I
. ItKX liOI.I.KU KINK, 7:30 lo
III I. M.,' every night except Mon-i
days und Tuesdays. 3-13-lt
Henutllcluac. pieamig, outioa
bolea, etc Nortoa'a Kluille bltop.
riOI'ICK ,'.."' . !
As' I have sold my buslne'ss, ull;
acn.ounts are nuw duu and payable )
a' the Trolter Store my torinor
lo aitlon. ' " - - j
I'M XT VAX I 'tKKl'
3-8-Ct:
War Cut 8 Supply
Mexican Tomatoes
I .OH AMIHI.ia, March 13 (AT)
War In .Mexico seems to bo cut-
thereafter that the full rental value tnic off the supply of Mexican lo-
As "MiHM Amirtea" fur two
years, Kuya lmphler, I'Hllforntii
beauty wua ahowisrcd with hon-
I or. Ittit iih Mm. SUInvy M.
Hptevel Jr., hft wub nhewvreil
with etfH'trir Itdiht tnilhn nml
1 t tuck wtth wet tuwrU and u
eune. p. lie d'fhireH in a Ulvurvw
jLlu-n tiUil Hl Keuo.
of the lund be taken In lieu of ull
other taxes.',-.' .
p. iuueuriKe, ueputy secre
tary of Ktute, aald .that 16, GOO
numei w ill bo required on the peti
tion i. Tho ineurture could not ho
voted on until tho November elec
tion In 130.
- UMV 'I'O'KtrVVHS
M MXlCO rlTY, Mar, 18. (AIO
Colonel Churleg' Af UndberKh was
believed today to bo awattlnfr ar
rlvul of a- piano enroutu from the
United Htates to mitltc liia depar
ture from thia city.
An 'effort, to fin In somethlnir
inoru uh to Ills plana drew- from
him only "tho comment, "I liuvo
nothing to Buy." . .
inutoea. A report toduy by the
I'nited Htat"H Agriculture liurouu
of economic wild un embargo on;
freight truffle Hloug the Meoiicun
went coaat nitght be one reason for
tomato Importa dropping to 70 ctira
for the luat week. Home Mexican (
tomutof'8. however, ure moving to
boa Angeles by bout. .
1'rlcea on tomatoes from Mexico
huve advancLHl wharply, und are
now rungintf from 12.75 to 4.0U(
per box.
New York Defeats
Prohibition Bill
,- AI.HANV. N. Y.. Murch 13 (Al')
Tho usHt'lilbly today killed tho
Jcnks stute. prohibition ' enforce-
New
Coats
Spring
In the Leading Versions for Smart Young Girls
Our assemblage of youthful models
has never been more complete and
varied ...our values never better!
If you would know Whit-che-Girl-VPill-'w'Mr,
Spring of 192?.
then by no means fail to view
our present collection of smart
coats. Kashas. tweeJs, and
sports cloths in the new border
effects scarf necklines gay
pipings chic reefers orna
mental pockets ... you will
find much to interest you in
these groups!
. In Youthful Colors
, . . the beiges, of course
deeper tans blues and greens in
the 1929 " tonei and alwayf
popular navy.
.Ajroa 7 lo 10....
Ages 11 to 16..
$2.98 to $4.98
$4.98 to $7.90
$7.90 to $9.90
Bod
Brothers
Trucks
Chrysi.hr Motors product
nient bill.- l''lrst. the house refuted
to accept tho codes committee re
port of last-nlKht amending the
bill so us to upply only to bever
ages contnlnlnir moro than six per
eent alcohol and then Immediately
killed tho measure by voting to re
commit it to the comniitttcu. . .
JlltOil MICK, TlilAf. HAll'EU
I'OltTI.ANI). Ore., Mar. 13 (Al')
A sick juror stopped ull progress
In the murder trial of lilu.-lon
linker, Klalnuth Indian, today.
Kfforta to obtain a physician's re
port on the condition nf Hie Juror,
Jackson c. Willis, proved fruitless
and lb', ltrooks, Kovernnient doc
tor, was (IcIcKutcd to make such a
report to the court.
Willis was reported to lie run
ning a hlKh fever. Court officials
said In event the illness Is protract
cd a new jury will be secured and
trial started again. ' .
HOSPITAL BILl! A1IKAU 1
MAN KHANCISCO, Mar. 13 (Al?)
: The government spent $450 con
victing Ilufus Abbott of possctwluii
of 'liquor and keeping htm In ii
hoMiltnl , until he was physlcallf
fit for jail. , Then It was dlscuii
ered that- President Cooliilge hud
remitted the $300 fine Abbott r.ti
supposed to serve out in prlsoiz,
Ilo was u hospital bill ahead.
Bigger Pay Loads
Greater Profits (
DODGE TRUCKS are money-makers because
they keep rolling day after day, year after year
and they carry the maximum pay loads.
. , , , . . ,
Sturdy, simple construction gives them that
dependability, that has become a synonym for
Dodge. Skillful engineering eliminates all
excess weight in chassis and body.
No theory this ...... Business men in all lines,
seasoned seekers after pay loads and profits,
have proved it out." They invest more than
a million dollars every week in Dodge Trucks.
And this great volume keeps prices low. ,
Inspect our complete line. Select your own
type. Let its pay loads pay you.'
MERCHANTS FXPRESS
1 10' whnlK'M
COMMERCIAL TRUCK
I-TON I JO whMlh.M
$995
IVTON whlr..
U415
665 $775
-TON-140' wlw.ll
U065
2.TON-I50 wheathaaa
U515
J-TON IM' whlharf 3 TON-l5 whnlha.. J TON ISS llb.
1745
n775
Chaull . o. b. Detniil
H4-TO N-H0' whlh.1
U345
2-TON 165 wh..ltat
U585
U845
Formerly Graham Brothrrs Trucks
TSa aomplata Una cl Ttarhi, Bae- and Motor Cnaehaa which Dfff
MrAThan ha-a hffti manularinrlnc and a Ulna; rtdr Xhm nime
p Oraham Urothera now laac ttt nama ol thtr makc-a-Dolga
NwMrtera. i . .
Thaae TrucVa. nn and Motor Coaohra have alwava hn powerM
bv Doda Brattiarl minra. Fi'-r fara ihT havr hrn hiitlt of
DMf Broihrra part in Dodge Brother plant a according to Dodge
rVoUirra atandarda.
Tha Trucaa. Ruaa Mrof Coarh-a are aold. aa thT alwar
ha a ba aolJ. by Dodgf Brother Deakra rvarrwharr.
L. C. SMITH
Fifth and Depot
Always Fresh and Appropriate
Bread spread with butter is a meal in itself. Served with'
jam or a sandwich filling it is delightful at a tea party or
picnic. And toasted for breakfast this bread is a real treat.
Serve our bread at every meal every day.
It is made of the purest ingredients, from a tested recipe.
It is approved by experts who consider it the most health
ful and nourishing bread on the market, and recommended
by hostesses who consider it the most appropriate bread
for all occasions. h c U'MU
On Sale at All Dealers
Made by
La Grande Bakery
K. J. Mc WILLIAMS, Prop. J