La Grande evening observer., March 21, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Thursday,' March 21, l!)2l).
(IaoorponUad)
Aa independent Wwarnper
PftANK B. APPLBBT .
. Editor tod piibllia
HARVBT T. MATTHBW8 .
. Burinea llinuw
Published evening, ajcept Sunday, it HI Adam Annua,
, La Orande, Oregon. Th Obarver-f)tr published every Friday.
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Claaa Mall Matter under act of March i. 179.
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citv of la oranpb - '
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If published herein. All right of republication u( apeclal dla
patchea In thia paper, and also the locul uewe herein alao art
reaerved.
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MARKET NEWS OF THE PAY
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l-OHTI.ANO WHKAT
POJtTI.ANIl, Or,, Alar, 31 (API
Wheat:, Hilt Hcnd hi jeatein hard
white, 1,40: ao(t while, l.2; cat
orn whit 1,10; hunt winter, 1.17;
northern spring. .I7; western red,
1.17.
Ogl; No. whlto 4ii.no.
. ...Today' car receipt: Wheat 2.,
hnricy 1, rlour III, corn I. oul ,
hay 6. . .
AiioiImt. wny In clean tip moiii!
iral nnnic) Million! tiiklit' . any
diaiinc l to bet Hint: a iwiksciibit
irnlii tin' gn ulo .'II lie'iiou- 'in'
iiomi at crou'dii.' ' "Volt' can't liat'r
illvtimv ftr you ,mhiIiI mIih,!'
yon him irHfl'i' 'l" ini -marrlctl
her, ngircil-.liiilgi,.lfii4'y ItMlay
In onlirml f, Hp , Kf If. lo go hiu-k lo
III Wilis ;. V"'", .;r'..-
It is always humiliating to a man to discover that he j
doesn't know as much as his wife. . Fortunately, if ho doesn't,
ho seldom makes the discovery,' ' ' , ' ; V
There is some talk that Charley Dnwes might be sent to
the Court of St. James. Vell, things HAVE been rather dull
. in England for too long ft time. ., ' ',
I'OIITLAM) livestock
. I'OHTI.ANIi,' Orc.V.M'nr. .11 (A
1M Cattle and ;CuIvik:. Hieiuly,
receipts 105. - SleerrfH 1 100 to 1.100
Ilia.). Koil IM.25 to ItJ.tlO.lvllli
do (9IW-I lllll ' lbs.) .good ' 1 1 . 7 'tr
12.2li; do (Xoo.nnd up) medium
0.TliV I I.2B; . do coinlnnn ! 9.0(1 J
l.2t, Jh'irora (S.riO Ilia,' -down)
i - - 1 i i i i .i . . . v . i VhmI in.sriiM0.ri0;. do qoinnion .So
A New York dude says that men 'do not take enough time j;;
t to dress.. Still, he will have to admit that they get more on iw cMtir .i iMf- bmi'wirr
HIIKK I'.M'llllllU, HlldU lll'l'l o.
!.oo; do cultor lo 'nudltim.' 7.oocfli
K.oo. t'nlvi'M (fiOn Iha. .down) me
dlunt to cholrp lO.OOffi, 12.60; do
cull lo common S.fiOW I O.on. Veal
ra tiiilllt.fi1!!), Knoil lo cholcn Itj-TiO
ifi H.riO; .do miidluni -U'.OOW 13,511
do (Mill lo coinmnn 0,OWia;ii. j
lloita; Hli'ady, ' ltfceliH ;2r,,'lil
rludlnil 300 on rontrucl, - hcuvy.
wkIvIU ClfiO.ano Ilia.) niiil)uiii , lo
cliolcn $ivti 10.7ft; mcidlum welnlil
(Jim-iOn Ilia.) nK'dlum .' to rholca
10.70 V 1 1.76;. Unlit weight '( i .n-2fln
IIih.) medium to choice 1 1.7& f? 1 1 2 :
llglll lltrhla ( I SO-1 (III Ilia.) medium
lo choice 10.70"! 1.00; ' piirhlng
aowH. rough . anil .Hinootlr. O.!!!!
I ii. nil. Rlaiighlnr plga (70.1,1,(1 Ilia.)
mcillnin to cholrft lo.riOsi I l,.ti(l.
Jidiir and atoclior pIkk' (70-Klli
lha.)' medium -tochoice l0.$(,tT.
11.00. (Hnft or oily h'nga and roiit
Ing plga excluded In ' aliovc (iiotft-
tlona). - '. . .;'.
rlhenp and Iniiilia:' Quoluhly atcn
dy, rrt'cjpta, 4W, oiir;cniitruct.
Tim rollnwlitg ouoluiloiiM: ; oii- fiill
wnnli'd lainllai . ( m-92'lbK.) good to
chnlcc IMiiillil: do, medium .
Choi (92-IOO lha.) ISfl .! S: iln
(all welglita) cull tn conditon 1117
IS.n'tif yearling wolhea ( nft.'tlia.
down) medium bo choice 10.U0 T
Cl.lio. Kwe (130 lha. down) me
dium In rholi-a ll.no'w 1.00; (In 'din
to 160 IIih.) medium to choice 6. Till
fi 7. Hi; do (nil. welglita) etlll tn
comninn i,0 f)i.l0.. . . . ' . :
nrrri-:iti',AT'
' BAN l''UANCIHrO..Xlliy 3i; (A
P.) llultiTful f. o. Ii. Hun Kriincl.
Cn, lilC; .V .
i than women even if they don't take so lpng to do it.
.... 1 j ... ..
FERDINAND FOCH
Although France has given, to the world many great men
in nil walks of life, there are two who, more than any others,
won the undying admiration, gratitude and affection of the
' American people. . s ,,
Theso two great Frenchmen, who have been adopted by
jtho people of the United States an-two of. their owir-sons,
(were Lafayette and Marshal Ferdinand Foch,' soldiers both,
i but humanitarians and lovers of liberty first; ;
! The generalissimo of the allied , armies will ! long be
mourned on this side of the Atlantic. '.To many it does not
seem like 11 years since the world iheltf its breath and prayed
that ho would deliver it from chatsV.To him was given the
honor and distinction of being qne of. the few international
heroes of war. As he fought for the world so, will his mem
fory remain sacred to mankind. .
' S No leader could command greater confidence than the
brilliant strategist to whom was mainly due the great victory
of the Maine in the first autumn of the war. In Mnrch, 1918,
Jii.one of theiiiirkestJiauijauif ihe.war, he wa made supreme
, tuiiiiiiuiiuer 01 we auieu iroopa on vne western li'ont.i and
.led his forees to victory In November. Murshal Foch visited
Ithe United States in 1021, the guest of the American legion,
and was given the greatest ovations ever accorded a foreign
-national, . ,
i ' Since the armistice many war-erected idols have crushed to
earth and war-bestowed honors have been taken away. The
undeserving have been found out; the truth has been sep
arated from the fulse, the truly great from the opportunists.
Through this acid test of , intense scrutiny . Marshal Foch
emerged n world idol whose deeds and genius seemed to gain
new luster as ,lhe frenzy -of war, with its distortions and
false values, wore off. . -
America, knowing the grief that is hers; mourns with
France. America pays tribute to a noble 'citizen' .of, France
and to the nation that gave him to the world.
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" LIBELOUS COMMUNICATIONS
Ijt8t week The Observer received a letter for the Open
CHICAGO CAKII
f'IIIfA(li), March gl-(AP) ,
Wheat No. 2 huid 1.2044; wimpli
grndo liui.l K(i ., . .
Corn, No. i -hard, ti x-N'o. 3
yellow 113 i i,.
Oat. -No. 3 while 470 IS; aiimple
gnulc 4014 7 !4.
Itye, no wili-H.
llarli-y. 670 76. " V
" Timothy aeed 6.((0i S.OO.
. (.'lovorxeed 'S3.6o'r 31.60, '
tu URANDR WnOMWAI.E
MAKKKTS '
Smelt 1 fir in.
Spring. Utf2So lb.
Heavy hen lie lu.
Light hena 14c lb.
' Siaga 8o lb. -
', llrmr. '
Hard Federation (hard whoot)
Soft, wheat 17.40 bbL '
17.10 bbl.
Butter And Egg
Market Weak In
Portland Today
I'OltTI.ANIl, Ore., liar. 31 (AP).
Two gradva of butter and ono
gru.le nf t'ggH linderwcnl price !-:
clincH today. , ;
I'rline rirt In buller wont down
hair a cent lo ti and rtrala drop-'
lied one cmnt lo 41c, The top grade"
remained uiiehungcd. . . : ''
Medium flrata In egga luat a cent
at 2(1. ......
(llhor murkeU wer undlatmbed.
STOCK MARKET
UNEASY TODAY
OVER CREDIT
KliW VnilK, -Mar. !! (AP) '
Kxrrcineiy nervoua trading In :to-J!
: iIiiv'h ntnck market reflected , the)
J widcHprcad uncoalneaH over ' tlio'1
credit all mi t Ion. I'rtcea opened lr.'
I regular, turned heavy Juat before'
i nilil tiny, and then Marled upward1'
jln the early afternoon . under the?
Ilcadcrahlp of the' public ullllllca, j
Trading turned dull on thn rally,
IJk aniKDR RICTAIt. ManifiTTM iruimra allowing a
market until nfler the New Y6rk
jand 4'hirago federal reaerve meet
ings werii.out of the way. . ,
60c; 2 Ilia.
' Almeaa Varieties
Almonds lira nf nvo.tllHlii till
Icr unit kci. Th. Iilncr iilnionO
la ciilllvaled lo u limited eslonC. Ill
Meilllpri'iiucou cuuntrlra, and the
Ic Held. I'lio aweel, or cillhle.nl
iiioiid la crown nn , n rniinncrciiil
scnl In the minlli nf Ki'iMpc, in
California and In muiiv tiiher ioun
t I'jfx. , . , :.
Court column (mm n c.i.wi i.. ii n.. nl" "r the nmmifuctnre
thn luritni. ntt bj - V - J v e w,e v," "y "I wnlc" t (liivorlnR Mlriic nml nf pru
'this community. The charges were made in a specific, man
ner to include all stores generally recognized as being units
In "chain" groups, though they did not apply to all those
,,Je, 'ne stores were not guilty of the charges made
and would therefore, bo unjustly injured and slandered by
the publication of the letter, we returned it to the writer,
explaining these points and suggesting revision to a more
. general discussion of the subject so that the matter doing
an unjust injury could be eliminated, or such other dtsposP
lion made as the writer saw fit. "
As wo have often pointed out in theso columns during the
past few yearn, according to the provisions and supremo
court opinions of the libel law. the publication in which lib
elous or slanderous matter is printed is equally liable under
all circumstances with the writer, whether it annoai-s in a
news item n communication or a paid adytMlisemen ! Our
responsibility before the law is equal with the author of any
injurious statement. Outside or the legal considerations, it
I,8,? mr w'Ponsihllity to guard-against injustices to indi
hlmmnly nble.T "ny.of T eo,mn? in 8 fnP we nw
n2r " ?iy "ccopt com-
. , . w pvii vihiii tieitiing witn any sub ect n
which our rPHdow arc intercsted. We do not agree wit h
..nuiny of the Utters published therein; we. do agree with
' man , but the subjects discussed frequently In the Open
Court column have nothing whatever to do with Tho OI-
S2 ri Tmf "V1 ,le,? 0,lly com',l' wi,h tlu,so l re.
gaidmg 1iIm;1, slander and unjust injuiT. If we see fit to
express our own opinions on these subjects, pro and con
they will appear m this editorial column and nowhere else '
,i . Vs u10: des"' of Romo "ur readers to discuss the
subject or chain stores under the heading of Open Court and
they will heed these rules we will gladly print their opinions!
The subject is one that has received considerable attention
,in some national magazines in Hie last lew years jmd there
is much to be said irom Mh points of view. We will will
ngly provide Ihe space for those whose opinions fnvor either
tho chain method or tho independent dealer method of mer
chandise distribution, or those whose opinions oppose either
Iut we will insist that the opinions be general and fair, or
that specific sUitemcnLs.be sufficiently qualified so that no
unjust damage is done to guiltless individuals in either group
. . Discussions o this and other mattein erecting comimi
Jiity life and interests are welcomed in tho column Tor that
purpose. Provisions of the libel law. however, werc do-
signed for public protection and the newspaper that tails to
co-operate with its purpose and comply with its rules not
only em legally but it em morally in the discharge of it ;
duty of public service.
. Dairy.
nutter, preampry
fl.no. , ,
Kgga-7-4fic do.
' ('hem 0c lb.
Honey Comb. 26n lb.
Vegetable .
Polaloea l.od owU
Artichoke too.
. Paraley 6c buncb. .
Cabbage tic lb. . .
. Cauliflower 16o lb. .
Ompefrult, Florida 2 for 2,ro,
. Lettuce 10c head.
Yellow onloaa He lb. . .
Carrote loo bunch,
lleetaIOc rv bunch. . '
Paranlpa-do lb.
'; Turnip ion a bunch..
Celery 16c and lido.'
Oreen pepper lion lb.
Itutubagaa Sc lb.
' Sweet I'otntoen 12V4o lb.
Oreen Onon 6c.
Itndlall 10c. . .
Oreen Peaa 2r,c. .
flreen Henna 2fic. ' ,
Itlliiliarb 15c. ,. '
rrnlt
' Jorinthnn npplea Jl.Oo box.
Hiiiiunos ijic b. . '
, lmcna t:,e don.
Oraiigea 3icfi 1.00 ilnu.
Rugar
, Tone nugnr $o.oo. '
Flnnr
8"t wbaat 18.40 bbl.
Hard' drnttoii' TH.40 'bbt' '
. .' . Poultry ,
Honn SO(f732P ii,,
' MraM anil llsb 1
Reef boll 12 tflSc.
Chopa and atenlin 25-3f,c h.
Salmon Sfic db.
Halibut SOc lb: '
Hnhblta sac Ih. 1
Cod 20o lb.
Hosiery
In Smart
Spring Shades
- rpiIE rich km. sunburn
shades in hosiery are
the smart thing for
spring wear. Here you
'will find every weight from
in the newer springtime colt
olty' styled heulk .
' ','.'... .-'
; KAYSER88X
A popular aervlce hoan wllh
Hipper heel that formerly
raid at ll.d.'i, now pileml
rcKtilnrly at.
. pulp ,
$1.50
LISLE HOSE
rlveil HM h'ON4' In-HirliiK tolur.
chiffon to sei-vice hoscS. I
)i-s; in a number ol nov- I
PHOENIX 753 ' MjfT
All-allk chiffon :h(ie Willi CJ''bv
new French heel. In the new- "i
er colnrrt for uprliig &-i Qf? .
priced al ... -V
'HOENIX
-' LISLE NET HOSE
Tho IncifiiHliiKly pnimlar ImKii-fy fif Ihi
yoiiiii,''iiH)thrnK; Cihih'h In il variety uf
$1.50
colnra and la fnll-
filMlilunc
I'rlcea were iinuble to hold a de.
flniti cnurao during tho liiHt. hour.'
ICullroad eiiulpiucnta were' benvlly
bought for a time, Huldwln I.oeo-I
motive upprqxlmatlng , Iln ' 1029
high. Texaa (lulf Sulphur devel-;
oped pronounced atrejiirlh and
Midland hi cl I'rnductH Preferred
inniinted f polnla. Intermittent
aelling Jiroke out In the copper,
oIIh and merchaniliaiiig ahurea. Th
clnae Wiih Irregular. ' ,
Total rule approximated 4.MI0,
niui 'Hlmroi, , .. . :.. , . '
(laaollne,
. Gaaollna .
regular,, retail
27c.
lOllTIXU PHOIH'CK
POltTI.AND. Ore., Alar. 21 (AP
W'holfHulc prlcea:
lllltter: Uwer grndea halt to
one cent lower, I'nrtliind dalrv ex-
cllango ne(wholeHale prleea, cilbea, t
Kxtraa 411 KiCi atanilarda 4llc; prlinel
fh'Kla 42c; flral 41c. I
- Kgga: Medium flrHta cent low-!
er. l-'reali medium flrnta 20c. "
.Milk, poultry, (inlnna, potatoes,
wool,' mile, liny, caaeura bark und
hopa: . All atendy and unchanged.
oincAdo Mvr.s'rm'K .:
CIIICAOO, Mur. 21 (AP) IT. H.
Kept. Agrlc. llogat 20,000; Incluil-'
ing ri.ooo direct, market nmally 20
1 35 higher: top I2.00 paid for ,100
lo 210 pound weight;' Inrgcly 1 l.tt
fir 11.00 market for good to cholca'
2fi0 to aim ilia, i .4ifi 1 l.sfl; 20i)
to 2!i0 lha. ii.r.or,, i2.uo. ;
' rattle: 7,lioo; calves S.DOO; toer.
and 'yearllngH fairly active. Meady
to 2 r,i' higher; medluin welghl and'
weighty Hleera In light ailpply ahow-Ing-
moat uptiirna: lower grudc
lirednminntlng, yearling heifer up
to 14.00, Slaughter clUHHea, ateera,
good und choice 130(1-1 r,00 lb.;
12.7Kilrl4.2fi; IIIKl-ISOO lb 12.C0il
t 4.Txl;l mr.0-1 rilll lha. 1 2.7ift J 4i75
fed yourlingK, .good and choice ;70
tu aw iiih. I3.2rii 15.00. Veulcra,
I milk fed, good iimb choice, 1 3.00 J
: i ".on. '
I Khcep: 12.000; alow, early Imll-
rnliona around ateady; Indication
j or hulk fat lainbH around 10.894;
17.25; heal held around 17.50; fa
j cwch ateady al lO.odHi 1 l.llO; feed
ing and ahearlng lamb lO.OOM
111. fio. I4imiIih. goml and cholcc'l2
llw. down 'I11.4111N 17.(15; ewea, me.
(Hum to choice 160 lha. down 8.50
i I 1.00; feeder lamb, good, Wild
choice 15.00 u 10.75. ...i-.';
' ' MiV VOHK MU'IT
NKW VOHK, March 21 (AP)
tried fruit and hop, atendy.
Lighthouse Innovation
Tn ISO'.' 1111 urc lump wti Inalnlled
In n llglitliiinae' at llunfenen, Kng.
Iniiil, mid supplied with current
friiin 11 ciiiiiIii'iiiih' niiiEnetn-electrlc
iiukIiIiic. Till wna Ihe flrat regu
lar clccirlc ll;:ht In service.
NEW ANKLET HOSE IN COLORS
Plain colors nnd novelty colored cuffs ;n shades of
tail, blue,. green, yellow and red. So popular now,
worn over your silk hose. . .
, v ? 50 and 5fty ;
Kiddies Half Sox
Colorful' llllle ho If 'nnd three,
inarter length hox In every
Imaginable color and cnmhlii.
lllon. . .
29r to 50?
N. K. WEST & CO.JNC.
ii,;, , .LdjGraride'S Leading Stpi;e.foi ;0ver 30 Years
Would Inveitigate Further
Pmfcasnr I (wrlllns to Ids wife
nnd (Iniigliler nnjoiirning nt fnsh
Innnhlc wnlerlns place) Dear
Mnlzie: Yon Inrnrm me flint ou
hnfl engaged nur .I.ucle lo nn ele
gant nml (lushing young clinp. My
eventual blessing nnd n very enpn
hie dcioclive nre nnw on Hie way
to you.
Span of th Ey
The word apniiiilng, uieil In con
nccilun with rciuilnu, refer to jr
siuiii. or the pause which Ih rye
makes nci oss I he line rif t.vp. ,
DROPPING THE PILOT!
ZAflURn ( AP) Tho polleo were
recently ml led to ejrrt cho.ts from
private ttwelllntr. A latullaily on
Gundullteheva hIitpL comnlalnnl
wore
Following' ' tho movlo vokup,
thomo RonKS nre now bolnff written
for books. How nhont tr'infr to
populnrizi' the doinga of thn 1 ci fl
int or with some xiifh mno ,
"Conffrfwnional Ki'conl, I i.ovo 'Mr
iou.
miDAY'S I'KOGRA-MS
The Nntlonat iirondcaatlng-company
program for Friday night fol
low: G, diversified - musical pro
gram: 6:30. to 7,: musical comedy
featuring .Jesalca Draaoncttc, . nnd
Colin. O'More; 7 to 7:30, musical i,hnt mlschlevou spirits
programr7:30 to Si half hour with jtrlKhtcnlng her tenants.
V. H. Henatft;', 81 to 9," music, con
tralto;, baritone, -lecture .hy I'rof.
Allison, V. 'of C. on "rhyslc;" 9
to 8 :S0,' farm program: 10 to 12,
dunce muaic.
Tha American ' - Ilrondcastlng
company program for Friday night
follow: 6, 'dinner inualc.. orches
tra: . 7i30, night club romances; 8
to. 9. iiiumIcuI program: 9, popular
music; 9:30, woodwind cnseinbie;
10 to 12, dance music.
I'ortlantl " '
KOW (820kc) 6. NHC: 9:30,
light opera:'- 10. new summnry;
10:15, studio: 10:30 to 12, Hoot
Owls.
lvKX (lisokc) 6, ABC; 6:30, al
ien!; 7. ABC;-7:3u ellent: 9. AHO;
II, news, weather, AltC.
- KOIN (94(lkc) 6. dinner miislo,
orcbestra: s, atudl'o; 10 to 11:30,
dance music.
Oakland
KOO (790kc) 6. NHC; 0:30. mu-
elc; 10 to 11, concert oboe, bari
tone, plnno: II to 13, dance music.
KLX (SltOkc) :I0, concert trio;
7, new. Kdna Ischer. pianist;
quintet: !i, Helen I'armnlee, pian
ist; lo to II, dime music.
Scuttle ' ,
KOMO (IliOkl) 6, NHC: 9:30,
KOW program: lo:30, dance mu
sic: 11:30, new, varied program.
WJIt (7ilke to 1. AI1C pro
gram. Ia. Aligclert '
KPI.A (S7nkc) :3li to 7:30, i
dance muidc; 10, concert; 13 to 1,
record. 1 ,
KNX(lflCoko) organ, quintet;
7. feature: 9, Don Tamers oi-o-
gram: 9:l, fight broadcast; 10
to 1, dance music. I
KFI tG(iiko) , NHC; 9:30. con
cert; 10. NHC.
, Invrr
KOA (ISOkc) , NBC: 7:30, Cow
boy: 8, vurled program: 8:3&,
duaca music. NHC; 5:3", string
trio; 10 to 11. NBC
Salt Laltd City
KSL, (luokc) I. NHC; 7:30. mu
sic; 9. quintet: t to 11, NHC.
SnefcaiM
KOW (590kc) . NHC; 9:30,
KOW program: 10, dance music.
Sa Franclva
KPO (tsakcl, . NBC: 9:30, trio;
10 to 12, dance music.
KKItC (ClOkc) . pep band,
sports; t. musical program: 11:30.
concert: I. Amos and Andy; IU:l(l
lo ,13:1. dunca music.
President Hoover has asked ev
erybody lo obey, the prohibition
law. We're all glad Hint's settled.
If Ruptured
TryThisFree
1 Apply II ta Any Rupture,' Old eg
Recent. Lam or Small anJ Yoa
MIS DAINTY BOTTLE OF on Ih Road That Haa '
EXQUISITE PERFUME CoaTinced Thoutanja.
Sent Free to Prove This
Every ruptured man. woman or child
-ould write at once io w. 4 Mice.
9m; 1. mam at. Aaama, M. y.. ior
"tai oi al woooMiul BCunuiatlng
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