La Grande evening observer., March 27, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 7

Wednesday, Mareh'27, 1929'.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tr-sT
CHEERING
i IN WALL STREET
Eggs Begin To
Perk Up Today;
Poultry Steady
Worst Is Over in Acute
Credit Pinch; Stock
-Prices Soar'
;. MUtf Ivanced ' MVKIUHMM. Wlim
....... 'vn.iu- i,.- .,T-rr..7'ld.rd firs.- """I -- LlVKHPOOl.. Mar. ST (AP
I..IU.II w,...t ....... t fresh mc.lli.n. . ".'?.. V""a Wliit close: .March s 9l,d. per
I lit. hum- .... . v.n-i om rent ID
plclc control on the. New York ' "'"'limit firsts remained ut 2u.
! : (inok exchange this afternoon and "niter prices dldn'i vary one
hl.l up a wide assortment of issiicsiw,ly or l'1 other.
to nearly $2" a slime. Inter. "my prices lipid steady de-
POHTI.ANI). Ore., Mar. 2T (AP,
Km hrnn to peri, up today
ter having hovered at the Ion-eat
price In years. Standard extras ad
vanced one. cent to 25. fresh stun.
" "raw two cents In -a
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
WlM.nl
lr.
May
July
Nfll
- CHICAGO GRAIN
0M'll HlKll
Mti I.ITXi
.....1.21 m i.si w um
A-..l.:!:Ukl-:M! i.-JUj ,
....I. MX 1-211
IsiW
l.lll'i
l.aiu,.
J Vi
l l'4 v
l.sl:iKI.SI
2.i j;
pent up l"lc an Increased
$20.1. ! liro-l'.uster demand
una.
supply. The
took care or
national Tclcphohe wan
II8.5H to a. record price at
while Hnldwln: Locomotive, llur.
tl roughs Adding Machine, mid lluus- Country meats were steady.
,. ton OH" hid $12 to (is.! Ilosehlirg broccoli was aoine-
';Vliiysler and Jtndlo, which sold off 'What hlKher. Some of the best
more than 13 during the forenoon, . brought fi a crate, other grades
tallied net gains of $4 and 7.6'l. cre m Hint; from $1.40 to $1.75.
respectively. Green Can uncut Onions and spinach were both
' mounted $7 und General Motors ii. easier
I'ViiIIk were unclinnRCd.
NKW YOI'.K. Mar. 27 (AD I
Wall Street saw signs today tha: I
the worst was over in the ncuf.
credit pinch, und after u period of
uncertainty euuned--liy a call money J
renewal rate or 15 per cent, stork. Kggs: Higher.
prlceM , -lieu'ieii upwuril along a extra: 25c; fresh
nroa.i ii ' in.- mum 'iiei'iiiiK lecsn meillum extras 22e;
ieveliDmVrf,wns u. reduction of (, froth medium firsts 2iip. -
or oon per ceiii hi iiuiikcis nccepi- . .nun. poultry, onions, potatoes
I'ohti.anii I'Konrci:
POHTI.ANI), Ore.. Mar. 27 (API
Wholesale prices: .
Hlltter; Sleailv and iiiipliunir,i
i Wheat Firm And
One Cent fligher
ion pound;-- American equivalent
'"' ' 144 flll.-AGO. Mar. 87 tAI')-,..
July 9H4d I.S4S.; Oetoher as !,,. ; Whunscd to -fiup. clileaBo
S'kd. 1.S7. 'wheat lat.s- KiuK.-il a little lint al-
I'Oltri.AM) WIIKAT.
POIt'l'LANl), Clit.. Mar, 27 (Al')
Whfut: UIk 'nil tiluestom hunt
whltf. 1.41; irt white 1.16; wesl
prn .white 1.15; hard winter
northern aj'rlns 1.12; wi-sUtii i ml
1,1 2. .. , i
Outw: No. 2-3S whlto SS.tio.
'roilay -fnr i'coiptH: Wlu'iU 2.
rttirloy 1, Hour 34, Torn '2, outu )f.
liny 4. ' i
and
with
tei win l rylMi'il. Corn, unta
provision wt-rt alnp I'lrntor,
corn Htartlnf; unfhtiied
liijjher and Hiiltmtiut ntly
near Initial figures.
Wheat closed firm to v
hlKher; corn, ' to I Vi l! oat 8,
iinclmnged -(,c advunee, mid pro.
vlnioiis um-liaiijTiM to a rita
down; lst held around 17.0fl; fat
i-Wt'8 utronK U.5l 11.25', Kred
in and bHHin lumlia nootaoU-1
lower. I .am Its, pood and choice, 1 r
Ibn. down 15.KMr li.oft; . ,i)H'(Itu
16.l5i 16.00; cull ftiul conuuoii.
1 1.6i$i 15.25; medtutn to oholee !2
1UI ll'S. 16.(Mtfti 16.75. KVM8, im
dttun to rhpU'e 150 tha. down S.Tfi
U 1 1.2 V - '
Norblad Names
Committees To
; Study Problems
central committee to fill vacancies'! homln: Henntor ilally,.'ljin.'
ASTOltlA. Ore., Mar. 27 (AIM
1 1'l-etiiilent Norhlud, ' of the Mtate
L. " : jaciinte, hua Riinouneed the appoint
' lOllTI,AM I.I VI'SIXM'K ' : inient ot member- of 13 cominitteea
l'OHTl.ANK, Ore., Mm-. 27 (Al') funellon dilriiiK the Iw.i-year
fattle und valves: steady. Ite. ipeilod. lX-t!S, ami to report
Willi steer, (linn to '"' "ndiims tv the stale lewis-
in siMuitorlal, repreMcntatlve ranks:
Senaioi-s t'arsttor, Ontario: Kuck,
Wasco, to prepare affirmative Hi.
Kiiinent. Henatoi-H Htrayer, linker; -
llalley, ijiuv. to luvpare neR-ative
nr--iimeuH.
To prepare ufflrinatlve ar-tu-nieul
liieaHiirv i-epealiiiK constitil
ttiui nrtlclo wherebv stale Kuaran
tees payment interest on Iri-lKUtlon
Inci'i-usliiK pay lettiMliitors to ISO
per session: Senators Martts; 1.1tti;
Hchiiltmertcli, .WashlnKton vr - t -
Cti-op'M-atlim Wrtihlnto-- VvM
foriila ' ronwiiltteeM reffa-llnjr sup
pression narcotic traffic; Senatoe
Dunn. Multnomah. - .'
I.luhlllty owners, drivers, motor
vehicles: Senators iunnt loser,
Multnomah. ' ,
1-rcsh stnndunn hnrd, 1.ISH.
standurd firsts corn-' 'No. 2
CHICAGO CASH
CHICAGO. Mar. 27 (AT)
Wheat. No.. 2 hard 1.1SV.: No. I
i uncc- rates,' the first decline
' - several months of successive . In-! hops:.
pyreaes. . The 'li-'ir.ca'l money re-
)iiewal '"rate .ov.pnttiaily: hrmiKlit a J
.....! ...... .nlu -r- r...lu .....I '
tfiut 'Jit' .would ho advanced faded.
' The Nlltlonal City. Hank, which
' saiiplled- the iiioneyi niurket with
rands ysterdirj-i When " tlie ' cull
innney rate lliriittpnod to no a hove
20 per-,cpnt today annnunt-ed 'It
would continue It's .policy of U-nd-IliK
assistance whe4l necessary.
Charles . K. ''Mitcnell. .president of
the hank und u director of the New
Yolk Keileral lteserve Hank, stated
that the bank was offeilnK on nd-
klitlnnal t2n,ftnn,non to he loaned as
'follows: -$$,000,000. each at joy 17. I
I ft, 19, and -SO per cent.'
No ConccrtiM Aeilons. -It
was rilhHl.out Unit there had
been - no'. cO'iipeHed' action ninone
hanks ttf stipply'the innney market
with funds or any stiKKcstlons or
' Inllmatiohs; that this .he domV by
the ll''ede'rul lteserve. Hoard, whirl!
Inaugurated the credit rcslilctlon
policy against speculative, borrow-
.-Iiiits. - Othet. bunks were exneclcil. !
however, to follow the lead of .11 1
National- ttlty. in preventhiK any
irrnve stiinKency-Iti the niarkei.
The," ri.-fceritJ ' 'decline : apparently
lias had a'so'lierln'-r erfect on specu
lative scntlmeht, and trndliiR show.
ed a iiinrked reduction In volume
loduy. ;- 'I'liis was due, In part, to
the fact that' .thomumls of small
speeululoi-H . had- exhausted their
inarBlns und were not In a poslilon
to participate, and also to the (lls
incllnalion of others to' speculate
In uvpei-lud of credit uncertainty.
fciul& fl&liiu' ih'h JVUnoo Ihon
ai liouit behind the market yesler
diry -uflei-noon, :was i-.li-cRut of the
market, at l':3 tvm.
after i wool. mils., hay.; cascara ,'lmrk I
i-'hniiK- .All .-i.. , , . .
... auvii) . mill unciiau-feil.
hji tiltA.M)F, WHOI.EKAI.
MAItKKI-8 .
CAPTAIX Iltlili AI'I'OINTKI)
WASHINGTON, Mar. 27 (AD
Captain Guy Hill, of the nriny slif
h.ll corps, who has been worklui- as
head of the broadcasting engineer
ing division of the radio commis
nlon, has been nppolntcd acting
filler engineer or the - radio com
mission effective April 1. Cnptnln
Hill succeeds Dr. J. II. Oelllnger,
who' has resigned' to return to the
bureau of standards, where he la
chief of the radio division.
JIKW YOHK Fltl'IT
NfiW YOltK, Mar. 27 (AD
tirled fruit und hops, steady..
. Smelt 15c lb.' ' . .
Springs ii2Sa lb, v .
Heavy hens lCc lb . : '
' Light hens lo lb, ' ,
Sings Sc lb. -'.-.
' -. '. Hour. ' .' '. .' .
Hard Keileratioo (hard wheat)
Sort wheat J7.40 blU
$7.60 bbt. . . ..'-..
LA GllAN'DF, RJTAIli MARKETS
'-'. linr... ...
niitter, creamery 50c; 3 lbs.
i. an. .
JOggs 4.10 do-t.1- -Cheese
30o lb.'. . ; .;. ' ':
llonoy i.'omh. 2r,n lb. ' ..'
VcKt'Obiet
Potatoes $l.li(i cwt
Artichoke 2uc;- ,;. ..'..'. ..' ,
. Parsley 6c bunch. - '
fabbiige Oc Hi. : .
Cauliflower 15o lb" . ''
Grupefrult, Ii'lorlda 2 for 26a
Lettuce 10c bead. .
Yellow onlona He lb..
Carrots 1 Ha bunch ',
lleets 10c a bunch. .'.
Tarsnlps 6c lb. . . '; '
TurnlpH 1 tic a' bunch. ' '.'
Celery 15c IltuI 2,ric.
Green peppers 30c lb.' . '
Rutabagas c lb. ' .' - '' -Sweet
1'otalnes 1 2 Vic lb.
Green Onions 6c.
HaUlsh 10c. .
Green Pens 25e. , ' .
Green Henns 25c. -. t .
lthuliarb 16c. - 1 ::
.- -' 'TViilti, "I-""
Jnnnlhnn apples ll.Qo box.
Hanan.'is 16c lb.- - '','-,'
' Lemcns -r.c dost.
Oranges Sfioifi 1.00 doa .
sugar '
Cnno sugar $U.uO.
. FHmr
Soft wheat JS.4U bbK
Hard federation $.4o bbl
' Foultrjr
Hens r,n 32c lb. ' '.'.
Meals and Fish ' '
Beef boll 12V4jU8c.
Chops and steaks -26-350 lb,
Salmon 3l'c lb. ;
Halibut 30e lb," 1
Ttahbits !Sc lb.
Cod 26o lb.' '
Gasoline ...
Gasoline, regular, retail. 27c,
mixed 112
yellow 91Ui !MMi. ,i . .
- Oals, .No.' 2 while. 4N14
gi-ii do -43 '. -.-'. ' ; '.
' Itvc,' no -.saleK,'
HaVley 6.5'-7l":.
... Timothy need 5.11". 6.70
I , Clover.'se.sl. 23. 5a ft 31.7
; Ijird.'Jll.ilT. '' - '
Itibs, 13.50.'
No. 3
sample
eolpts 65,
I3U0 lbs.), good ll.6n to $12.25; ilatiii-e in January, mat.
do (5li.ina lbs.) good $I2.ihii -i The committee to pH'pare a new
1-2.60: do (San und up) medium jflshlng code and to Inveatlimte the
I i.uiMi 12. an; do common ii.noSr jdlfferenee between spurt and com
ll.oil. Heifers (Sio lbs. iiiiwnl.'uieixlal Ushermen Is .coin posed of
good ni.6ili la.75: do co!niiton..'Senulura Moser, Multnuinali; Iteyn-
holding '5-' l"-6; cows, good l(.26r ll.75: "Ids. .Marlon: .Minsters. Itiisebui-K.
,do. common to medlmii 7.S5i 9.26; "lid l- Kunkkonen, of Astoria, rep-
n0( do, low cutter 6.5a Ii 7.26. Hulls resenting commercial fishermen.
(yearlings excluded) good beef S. nil I tuner cimiiiimcv iipih.iiiiii.cuis
i ll.llll: do culler to medium T.iui j follow:
of 3Uc, t uives tana ins. oown) me-1 enmity nrricar salary eouumtu-
. dhiin to choice 10. niiii 12.50; do'tlon: Senator Hallry. Multnomah.
CHICA(it) I.IVI'STOCK icull to common S.SiKi icon. Veal-l Administmlive i-eorKanlr.atlnn of
CHICAGO Mar "1 (P) V S.,'''!, "''"'ri'1. Kood to choice 13.60 slate goveriiment: Senators .Miller,
llept of Agile lings' 26 llali- In-" M-6": medium 12.oaiti 1.1.5(1; Josephine, mid llalley, Mttlluomah.
eluding .1,'niiil illreet.' Karly trade 'lo' cu" ,0 '""""on H.uil 4, 12.(1(1. stale tost books: Senator Fisher,
inoHily 154126c higher:-very slow' Hogs: Stinily. No receipts. Yamblll. ' i ;
at advance; top I1.K& paid wirlv Heuvy weigni li't.li-ai.ii IDs.) nie.ll-r Floor facilities In legislative
for a load of around 225 lb. "in in cnoiee ni.uuii iu.iu: ineiiiuin chambers: senators union, lies-,
welghls.- Hatchers, medium to weight (Soa-250 lbs.) medium to dimes; l-Mdy, Douglas. I
choice jr.o-3'MI lbs, 11,261.11.75: choice 10 7541 1 1.75: light weight, j A .,, mplll , ,.,., war vet-j
200-26(1 lbs. 1l,6in.)if.: Kll.2(i0 (ie'i-2'iu lbs.) medium lo cl.olcj ; ,,.., . , VNU.a ,0
take advantage slate soldtei-H1 com- I
slow ' , . mi.ii i.i ''" -pensatlon '' net: Senators Jones.
A Variety
Of Conferences
Every Day
Packing sows, rough and smooth.
lbs. 1I.25H II.S6 - , .
Cuttle: s,iinii: culvps' 2.5IHI
trade on most kill lug classes weak
sed cur .license- nniendnient
lings J4.10, -not-.-mtmy. -tleavles ill
Jackson.
predominating; Slaiighte.r -. cki'sseR,.-
steers. good and eboloe' l:li'P-t"'u.l'
j llellles 14."U. V;- . ' :'- - .- lbs. 1 2.50 tl 1 4.00: '-'i.uu-.l ' Iba.
' ' -r- -T " . 12.5(111 I4.1MJ;. !l5().tioil lbs;, .'fi.Ttttr'
... KI, MAHKirr SMV l n.tio: Ten yearlings gooij ana cnoiee - "! ' ""'-" -. ... ., . Veurllnir wethers (111! lbs.
i HOSTON. Mar. 27-(API-Murk-i 76"-sr'" ' "" ' ' '!"' TJeifei-s. dy.' No - receipts. The followiiigll0lvn) mr,m to cbolci. 0.il(lf
et on fleece 60s and 4S-5tts wool la j good and choice 50 llw. down $12 quotations on full wooled basis) :. 1 s.do. Kves (120 lbs. down) ine
very sluw, .und prices are irregular I .i'!4.ini.- Vealers (mllk-fcl) good . I.mlia (K4-92 lbs.) good lo choice dlum lo cluilce T.tOttO.Kii: do (120
with tendency easier and occasion. -j "nd choir 11.0(ii 16.00. ' :!i4.ltoi I0.ua; do medium lo cholcein 160 lbs.) medium to choice 0.60
al sales: The qupntllles nioving ure j- Sheep: 1 2.0011; nothing iloue,' bid-'( 92-100 lbs.) lZ.otlfi 16.00;: do (lilt J 4(9.00; do (nil : weights) , cull 'o
sinall for iniluedlute requirements. I dlrfg 25i 5llc low er; talking I C. 50 weights) , cull- to common I I.I1IH1 I common 4. Oil 41 0.611,' ,
I to 25o lower: early top long year- " ', "" f . V-
igs 14.10. .not-iiitmy. beiivl.s In. ' .. ' """" '" ."" '" p" "''-. Senators - Kiddle, ' I'nlnn;'. Dunn,
the run:, yenrllngs and light sleei-a "".. .. ..' ,. . . 1 . 7. ' '
11.10, (Soft or oily hog;, and roast-1 Cabinet form , of government:
lug Plirs excluded M11 ubove-iiuotn- IScniitnr Miller. Josephine.
(ions.) , -k ' j- Amendment to permit
.'" Sheep' and Inihbs: Quotubly stea-
coiuily
Cninmttln' iiMH'liiius. IhihIikvh
rolifertiMT. iMwrd mhm1(hih
ttirnN A imhnm of htiKjuotM tniiiM
tctctl ivor liirtycheoti tul
HI llic Hurojnwo civry ln'.
ruanlaUtloM work, trluto
wmfi'irmtti li'w iImi luitiintl
KUllirrliijr ilacr for iIhh Ihi
would make Ihi nuwi of tlio
hiiM'luMMi; lHHr under iiNhniiiii
unci vmHHlliMr clnMini-tttmf.
Vlie(lwr you luiM'li nlonr In i
.. 8I1U1II ffroui. or k a mcinhrr of
tv Mtc nrfniilftHlMin. tlw NMUjit
; tfa fontl Hentlrp In lriiiMhiK. ox
iw rtlj- 'iiUnrMsl and Mrvod. .
- V; : y; v . .. -
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Sscijiiwea Inn
"rolali the Way if IWter Tbtmpv" ;
1 1
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AmFRICA S leading manufjciurcrs constantly race
to reduce produciion costs to j;ivc buyers a bct
ttr product for a lower price. This, it has been as
turned, is the logical, health outcome of efficiency.
The GrNTRAL OF AMIiRICA introduces this system
into the field of fire and automobile insurance. It
' irrrj iti r'uri it operates ai a hurt Uu rati ic
writes business our tffititHll) it rrJum tpmting
-ifi it niam'-ains r nutaa with in agents.
1 bis legitimate saving it returns 10 its participating
policyholders. Dividends so far have never been
less than 20 on participating policies.
' ' Thc-se questions have been asked: "Is ibis not
. Ititimni!1 Is it not Amrriiavi' Is it mil tjfiiicut?"
1 he volume of fire anJ automobile insurance
written by the GENERAL OF AMERICA during its
short six years in business is a positive answer.
Capital Ji,ooo,ooo; PolkjiMm' Smrfha f,4
''. Kncunti Aptmximattlj m,ooo.
' Chas. H. Reynolds r
flouinier Hotel Hnlldlng
irande. Pb. Main 6:"-
. .. A
Ji Somn
.luot
GENERAL
Insurance Company
nc A M CD I
Vt-i-r U I r I I- has I .Vauffl
putt r.u,
IWC CrflCE-SEATTLE
THE APPEARANCE OF YOUR HOME REFLECTS YOUR OWN TASTE AND PERSONALITY
Dress Up Your Home for Easteir
THE smartly dressed woman and the home furnished in good
taste, invariably go together. . Pride in appearance is almost
always found with pride in one's home - - and what could give
greater pleasure at Easter time thari dressing up your home in
.. keeping with the new season? V .V ; ; j '
v You have probably planned some definiteirefurnishing-for
some time - - a room that looks shabby, or av corner that Jieeds to
'AmS filled-W'itih something newt Mk yovselectibn's this . weekrlf
your refurnishing needs arerquite extensive, yfju'll be surprised
how much you can accomplish with tvyo or three, hundred dollars
expended carefully. And only a small amount heed be paid down
- - you can care for the balance through the coming months. 1 1
; ltlETHODS of furniture making and 'the materials used vary so
L" much that you' can buy as cheap or as expensive pieces as you de
'.iire;. We have some very low pricad" fiirhiture ' but suggest to the.
i thrifty,: intelligent home-maker to lonsider construction and wearing
.quality in the medium grades.' v. ' ;; ';Vl1: '
: The suites and pieces suggestad here'are hot cheap, but they are
, of established value without being expensive. .;They will add chann
and" comfort to your home and will give greater satisfaction when
your furniture investment is considered over a period of years.
;. ' ''-.; ' .' . '. -, . ' ; .' : ; ,, .'- : ' ' . .
' pOR the smallei' living room we have a new davenport and chair
1 suite in rose taupe mohair with, fancy velour reversible cushions that
is most attractive. Thoroughly comfortable and well- fljl PA AA
made, the two pieces sell for.... . v J JlaUU
Ah unusually large Chesterfield, living room suite, with massive arms.
Mill web construction, iaupe mohair upholstering with multi-colored re
verse cushions, inviting companion chair to match. A
suite that will always look well
FOR a bedroom in which you would take special pride we have a new
mahogany four-post early-American suite, all mahogany. A beauti-
$157.00
fully turned four-post bed and smart semi-vanity and
dresser to match, the three pieces priced at
If the daughter's room needs refurnishing she will be charmed with
this pretty but inexpensive suite in green enamel with ivory trim. It Is
well made - - has bed, dresser, Chest and provides the color so K(
popular in modern interiors; complete for ' Vy hw
$187.50
Brighten That Occasional Corner for Easter
ii-i -
OXWELL chair of new design with up-
holstering in Baker cut and multi-colored
Jacquard. velour. A beautiful, comfort-
auie audition to tne living sr'-iT Cf
room ............
New combination davenport-and-dining
table, mahogany finish. For the small
apartment: living' Q1Q 7f
room ...:.......:....i.. PX7 I
OLORFUL, sag-scat pull-up chair, in ve
lour. A chair guests will select for its
comfort and its good looks - - fills . that
"vacant" spot perfectly
$16.50
Very pi-etty gate-leg extension table, in
mahogany. Smart living room Cfi? Kf
piece - - seats 4 to 12 people PUia-.UV
BOHNENKAMP'S