La Grande evening observer., April 29, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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LA GRANDE EVENINti OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. i ' a
Monday. April .gfr'IKM
I'fl!
(Incorporated)
An fiMtr-nendtiit Nfwrnaiwr
FRANK B. APPI,EBr
Editor and Publisher
HARVEY Pi' MATTHEWS..
Buslnss Manager
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Published evaolnga, except Sunday, at 1418 Adama Avenue
La Grands. Oregon. The Observer-Star published every Friday.
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Class Mall Mnller under act nf March 1. 1879.
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Til Motion rrhelH liaw iiuuIa
Una. Vjwliar nrmlcirat. but rier'.
hudily was so out o breath (lint
IIkt m no HiMifliex. Tho aunt.
IKin In, wlist to become u( Mr.
(aim?
Butter And Egg
Market Remains
On Level Plane
PORTLAND. Ore., Apr. Z9 (AF)
Monday found butter and eggs
unuiaturuea at rrtday's auotutlona
The work-vail demand took care of
an aurpiua.
Severul changes took place In
pourtry and fresh meat prlcea. liena
were higher nt 28 to 27c; 1 lb.
broilers were plentiful at 22 to 24c
and colored broilers, over 1 lba
were offered at 2 to sOc.
Choice In in be, packed 'killed.
were lower .it 25 to 28c, while
spring lambs were selling ut 30 to
32c, not a high price for this time.
in vegetables, celery, tomatoc
and cubbago wore still firm and
tending higher.
Strawberries were getting cheap
er. A crate of 16 cupe was bring
ing 13.26 .wholesale.
Hothouse cucumbers, green oeas.
green bcuns, new potutoes, loca.
rnuuaru and local spinach wei
abundant and fairly cheap.
J he larger grades . of oranges
were still going up.
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
Wheal
May
July ....
Kept ....
Dec. ....
CHICAGO fiKAIN ( ; ' 'f
Optn niuii Ixiw Uoso
...1.1 1 i 4 i-1 76 I.I1K (.11(1, ,1.12 l.l-'K
..l.liI.HS 1.17ft 1.18!, 1.16, l.li
...I.S0K9I.2UH 1.21 1.20 t;t0Hl.M
1'OKTI.AM) WHEAT
f'OHTUAND. Ore.. Apr. 211 (AM
Wheat: Big Bend bluestem, hard
while. fl.SH: soft white, 11.14:
western white. 11.14: hard winter.
$1.12; northern spring, f 1.13; west
ern red, $1.12; .
Oats: No. 2, 38 lb. white, $37.60.
Today's ear receipts: Wheat 25.
oaney z, riour 11, corn 2, Day 6
outs 3. -. i. ;
I'OKTIAM) 1JVKSTOCK
CHICAGO CASH
CHICAGO, Apr. 20 (AP)
Wheat No. 2 hard, fl.l3trl.14;
No. 2 northern sprlns, H.uiif
1.07.
Corn No. 2 mixed, Hue; No. 3
white, 90 Vic
flnf Nn 9 uhll. ..
"Jgrade, 41(j42c.
Itye No sales.
Barley 63 4) 70c.
Timothy aeed f 4. 40475. on.
Clover seed f 20. oof 28.00. '
Mystery Truck
fc u p p 1 1 e s Gas
Men In Portland
PORTLAND. Ore., Apr. 29 (AP)!. . T, m., .
cattle and calves: Active: steers O IOCK8 UnSeiliea
In Wall Street
... The nnnounitfnent of GlVi-hour service betweetj. Portland ' Vomti.and, 0rft
iM Qhu, go over'the UnfonTactfie means faster passenger' PoruandTgasonno"
fct rv i.' LUi'CiUch Ln Oamlri than ever before. AnH nn rnnrl dav-
26 to 60o higher, she stock steady)
to 60c higher. Receipts: Cattle'
040. calves AO. 1
Hteers (1100-1200 lbs), good, f 12 . NBW YORK Aor -a (AIM
12.75: do (060-1100 ibs.). good.K..vl.. I1'
"na uP).Jdlt situation brought about further
I unsettlement ,ln today's stock mar
ket. ' Prices In a long list of stand
ard Industrials broke 1 to' nearly
f 12.76 4 1 3. 15
medium, fJ0.76ijH2: do commob.
$9r 10.75. Heifers (860 lbs. down)
good, $11. 25&11. 50; do common,
$.264 11.25. , Cows,, good. $10.26
if 10.60: do common to medium, $8
10 points In the early trading but
strong buying Support appeared In
A large red truck.
Apr. 29 (AP)
mystery entered beef, $85j9
?rVvnr.J, $t:.'th' afteVnoond-rTof the
" Avuu I nHXr( KAI-lt ftnlttfoit tonrt a r..-
Wheat Irregular
As Week Begins
CHICAGO. Apr. 29 (AP)--Open
Ing unchanged to v off, ' wheat
saKged a little more and then scor
ed u general advance. Corn- end
oats were also firmer, with corn
sturting .4 u lower to ftc 'up, and
sutiHeiiuently showing' guins" -uli
uroiiud, l'rovislona tended down
ward. 7 ' ' - : -
Wheat closed Irregular. c net
decline to c advance, corn c off
to c un. oats varying from Uc
setback to lVr'sjc gain and pro
visions unchanged to a drop of 20c.
'KKW YORK FRUIT
NBW YORK, Apr. 29 (AP)
Kvuporuted apples steady; choice
14i 1414 c; fancy, 16 ' 16c.
Prunes steady: California G$f'
10V4c; Oregon 1014rl5c.
Apricots steudy; standard 136$
16c: choice 151 18c; extru choice
SltyZSe. ;
.' Peachea stealy: standard 9 Vs U
10c: choice 9'tt IttKc; extra
choice loic. 't - . i
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, New "Shirtcraft" Shirts
... ' With' the pre-shnink collar
; ' . $1.95 to $5.00 V. , ; .
N.K. West & Co., Inc.
"The Man's Store" .' '
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STAGES LEAVE v
From La Grande Hotel Bldg.
; " .".'; Adams Ave. . "...'i', . . " .. r
Wallowa Valley Coaches
Leave'
La Grande for Joseph 8:45 a. m. . 4:00 'p.
, ' Makes All Main Line Connections. -"
For information, call MAIN 7D1
m.
rally
price war t..l7,f. Calves (500 lbs. down) "1. -2 "eral
UCk. un ilenll. iiie.ll,,,,, kni.. ... T" umi nine.
.1..1 i... . " , " n,n.ou uo, ,ii ,,. r ..i t, ..
J . . ' ;, . ' . , i , - , . . . . . ,,,TU " "iiy iruiie-IMUrKS or inscr i;-'. null tn n.,nn U...1A . . ' ..-v-nLM iivi
..,n.o.o Hicuuy uuuaieu w pioneer, a last scneauie ana a de tions. made the rounds today, rn-i ,, uu VnT .oh i h.' u,,,t- lh0 . nlhc"1 opening figure
.. . . I ' . . s--- f O.U'lRlnpA Anr1 9 Ilttil .l.l.xim.n.l IB
If; t A M. .1 . il . . i. r.. . . . ..
:u I , eZ."Z, ":""-f0 when It became apparent that the
inn.. lv.ihi . .. . demand .for funds exceeded the
Hogs: luilrly active; receipts' Huniv
3410. Including 179 through ,, ""'" . , . .
320 on contract I ,.ORTIM PRODtCK
Heuvy weight (260-350 lbs.), me.' PORTLAND, Ore., Apr. 29. (AP)
dlnm to choice, $loelo.75: iiib.- Wholesale prices
dlum weight (200-250 lbs.), mi-1 Butfer Porllund dulry exchange
liu.ii .fcivice than the U. P. ''With leas mountain barriers !" ta.nk deuiers who
alQnjf the entire route and a water trrado through the Cas-,'thS largo oil uirtributolri!c'"A!vlTl
Icadea, the Union Pacific is the natural steel highway to and u.r'n, p,B"l'"'nt ' t'-e, Portland
'; j it. n .? ..1 i ... . . Retail (lasollno Deulera' Protective
I Horn the Pacific Northwest and the centers of population association, said tn0 nameless rcd
in middle western and eastern states. Because distance is Y"' '" to "" ,no" who ,mve'
i timu, Oregon is brought many miles closer to Chicairo an I MnnV sorvic, t..ti,, ,.... !
Jadvunusre that will be felt in business and tonnwrn nA horo have ".stroyed ihe contracts. i l!'""' '". .cno'c.p- ". ". w0".,e ?' Kx
Hn nrinu Ik- : . . IIKIIL WeilTIII f IKII 'Jllll II. u I II'IIK HIP' HI II M ,1 1, l-,l a A'l4.t' nrlln.
... ... . . , i inujur un companies ., " v '"o-i, iue-
California Will no longer have a transpoi- have been selling to commercial """ t0 choice. $1 1.76fi 11.85; light ! "r", 42 c; firsts 42c. Creumery
accounts and to farmers at a ralo (I30-16O lbs.), medium toi prlren: Prints 3c over cube stmid-
. from four to two cents lower than . cno'''8' f 10.761 1.76; packing sows' .rl- ' -
' .that charged the rilling stations, i rouRh and smooth). fsj$.2&.!' !g Steady. I'ortland dairy
A fleet of five gasoline trucks HIO"ghter pigs (80-130 lbs.), me- exchange (net basis): Kresh stand
I invaded the field yesterday rroui'' to choice f loiSt II; feeder and j extras 28c; fresh standard
5 - v. T)MAn:j.i. tr . f i . i . . . .. neunie, riir aiild. The Heattle. v,171 V;KB i'"-"' ib.i, nieuium ",,Hn "B iiicuiuni eAims
vvhen President Hoover first turned his attention to the owner of tn truck. n..nn..i Jv.l ! ' .choice, fa.sow 10.50. (sort orc: freh medium rirsts 24uc
' 1 problem of law observance and enforcement one of the men ,h"1 '"' wa" r,""d' 10 "la,'t iipens- "y, n08 ""o roasting pigs exciud-. ' retailors n&3c over ex-
f 1 ,ij u it. n.'i ti 0 ii. guHollne to any Or all Port-id ,n bov HolUon) change prices.
Called tO the White House for Consultation Was the 30-year- land dealers. The ,,, of the . Bheep and lambs: "cjuotablyl Milk-Steady Haw milk (4 per
' old dean of the Yale university law school, Dr. Rolcrt May- c"",an' supplying the rnei was not steady. Receipts, sheep 15. (Koujcent), f2.66 cwt. delivered I'ortland
i ' nard Hutrhins In' anito. rf hto rnmnnVuliun vn,ifh: D- ' ""Z 0 loiu"on of l,'Bi owl,nf quotations except on Bprlng; less I per cent. Buttorfnt: station
. naia nuicnins. in spite :.0I HIS CpmparatlVO youth. Dr. source or ..ipply. lambs, pn shorn basis): - I 42c; track 43c; delivered ut Port-
i j uwnin8 naa gamea an enviable reputation for administra-1
J tiye ability, for knowledge of the law and government for chicaoo mvkktock
t in touiist traffic,
; tation advantage.
30-YEAR-OLD UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT
1 STANDARD I
I ETHYL I
II ejASOLINg I
The finest
Casoline we have
, ever offered
to Pacific Coast
Motorists '
TAHDAMD OIL COUPANT OF CALIffOltMl A 1
;. Today & Tuesday
. Special Close-Out Prices on Best Rayon-Silk
j-. . Dance Sets and Pajamas..
--...Iv.
'. M.'t J
$4.49 Pajamas, for
.;.;'j,M(i n ;',: sizes 36 to 42
.:.,) 1.93
.Combination Dance Sets' foiLLu!-:$1.00
; : ' : j. .'.Sizes 3Q to 86' ; ;' : "
, i ' I
. "; Only a limited number all goo'd colors "
!'.n6rton's'v
KIDDY SHOP
Uirnlis. snflng good to choice, land 45c.
fMff'lS; do (84-02 lbs.), good tpl Poultry Higher. Huylng prices:
- una pn. s I :i hii an l A vii. n .n.ii. Alive neu.ev u.n nvn, it n,u ''I.
0bi.ll judgment, iU tho SOCial Sciences, for a broad Vision and - Department M Awla'ullurHwrri10' ehola (S.00- !.. Ki.6ofe j "27o; medium hens, aw," to 4V4
.... 60.000; tniiiiiM ia-1 i. i ; J2.-";. "1 5"" weignts. cull to coiq-J iignt -turner 3Vi iu.. s
iM tduUtuuii and interests."
better
iow Uxe-bpwd of ..trustees of. the.Univei-sity.of Chicago, n.Mirn.of butchers, m-' 'UL, nu. ,d0H;?, merfium.'fo
$ j jbio.1
f i j :
I j ;'. one
j j f nnounce;.vh(e,iappointment. of Dr.,,Hutchins as president of i o.
I i hihe institju'tion' beginning July 1. The report of his election '.tea""!"
' far Via A fVltfk fnllnwinir iniYimniir i,UfU i,. - M:M.tn....i 1.:1 ..a. " ' i .. t,..'
fctW Mlw brollptu 1 W Ibo., 22v24c;
.'.one ot the loremost and richest un veraitiA in .Amovi hw.. im.ib
" ............ ... --..... ...... nil. Hi.. ixn.ifiii ii. u .......
17,000; calves: . G.ouO:
bulls 10(H 16c higher up to
slaughter classes, steers.
i choice, I X i 1 1 . Ewes (120 lbs.
down), , medium to choice, 'f 6.60 H
s.lln; do :(all weights), cull to com
mon, f3ie 6. Go.. - .' . - -
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i to the quklities of leadership and administiation in American
youth as well as a tribute to the foresight of the university's
trustees:; -
"Selection, of Dr. llutchins by unanimous choice of the
.,- faculty-trustee committee was in line with the announced
intention. pi, the trustees to name as president u man with
jwide administrative experience who at the same time was
!:iyoung. The trustees felt that in view of an elaborate exmin-
i sion program, calling for the expenditure over a period of
. jyears ot many millions of dollars, the university needed not
- only n scholar, but a successful administrator whose com
parative youth , would insure continued direction of the
; school s affairs over a considerable length of time.
" 'Probably Dr. llutchins' experience in administraf.inn hnK
j A 1 j beel reater than that of cither Dr. William Raincy Harper,
j j, (jthe university's fii-st president, or of Dr.; Eliot of Harvard
1 I' 1 1 whcn. at the age of 35, each began his distinguished leader-
j lu,w n. presineiii or tne Doara or trus-
; tees." . ... .
11 y ag0 Ul'- 1Iutcnms ws youth of twenty, a
, member of that "younger generation" that produced the
I ; j "flapper" and on whom was focused tho attention of its
; elders with frankly expressed fear that modern youth was
. aegeneru.nnp; i ability and in moral fibre. Vet that same
younger generation' has produced tho youngest major uni
.versity president in this countcy, a presidential advisor, a
dean of one of the foremost law schools. And Dr. llutchins
ia but one of many young men in America who have attained
y. -ado;. hip of national importance the Inst few years.
Ui u 01 outstanding Rupees in ovi.n r,i;;i r i:..
" Hvuinj ul lliu
1- "" k lJl'. '"ore and mute, the thing that the trustees
vie University of Chicago lime done. They are as keenly!
..-v. ...,.v ovvi.iihj iiii.ii m i.ioiiy as ever bo I ore, but
.they, are recognizing at the same time the iiialitie.i of en
thusiasm and energy ami optimism peculiar to voolli-.,.,,,!
are enlisting the men with those qualities for the really liiKr
fjous oi me nauon.
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1.11)11-16(10 Ib4 1 13.61101 M. Sid: 1160
lloo lbs., is.764i'l&; fed yearlings. r
760-960 lbs., fU".60l6; vealers,
I 4 ff 10.60.
Hheep: 16.000; opening weak to
25c lower; shorn lambs fl6.40f
15.66; fat wooled ewes ft down,
I'ahfornia spring luinba unsold; fol
lowing prices shorn basis only,
lambs, good and choice, 52 lbs. $ 1.75.
aown, M.76( IB; medium, fl4.21 Qrogon: Newtowns. XK f2.601i 3.
WI6; medium to choice. 92-100 fancy. f2i 2.60. Arkansas Hlucks.
Ins., f 18. 76fti 15.66: ewes, medium X w m.v r.n rUHrt.. iira. .
colored broilers over. 1 lbs., 2H
i Jllc. Ducks, Peking, 20q; color
ed, ducks, 18i)f20c. Turkuys, No. 1
hens, 0Ar81c;: toms, 33ru 34c; ca
pons, 3B38c.. . -, .
Onlons I'er cwt.: Oreiron fimcv.
'i mi IT ' l I4r4.25 boilers. 2.76(i, 3.
SAN KHANl.'lKCO. Apr. 21) (AP) I I'otntoea Per cwt.: Gems. No. 1
I' fderal-Htute Murket News Serve I grade, fl.40 iil.60; fancy gems.
Ice Apples: California Newtown : 1 l.4na 1.50.
rlpplns.'.rancy cold storage 4-tler,
f 1.60i 3; 3 14 -tier', fl.850r2.25;
4V4-tler, f 1. 20 si 1.60.
Washington VVInesaps. XK, f2.25
W2.75: fancy, f2.fotrf.4n. Home
Heuutles. large fancy, f2ft2.25;
siiuill to medium. f2.75ii 3: small,
to choice, 150 lbs. down, sj 10.
Lu OllAMlK U'IIUl.KbA..C
MAitHtrra
j Youth is not so much a matter of years as il is u point of
.view. Hoover is young in viewpoint and the country is
Jortunatc that he is alno young enough in years to permit
tight years of service before the hand of time slows down
Tiis energies. When he was thirty he was a mining engineer
'ot international reputation. Other big men had recognized
Jhis bigness, as have the trustees of the University of Chicago
recognized Dr. llutchins, and both saw the opportunity to
profit by utilization of youth.
For the youth of today in his teens or early twenties the
appointment of Dr. llutchins to a high place in the education
al world Bhould BO' ve as an inspiration. Youth is no longer
'jhanclicrp if a hn- ability and ambition., Competence is
Uhti vidl 'thing! IlteVe are innumerable bfg jobs waiting for
Uhe your manjvho can qualify.
Springs lU 2la lb.
Heavy hens Ho lb. '
Light hens 14o lb.
Stags ao lb.
r-lour.
Hard Federation (hard wheat)
Soft wheat 17.40 bbL
-t7.0 bbl.
liA GRANDE HKlAlli tlAHKLTS
Hairy.
nutter, creamery 60c: f lbs..
05c.
lOgg 25c.
Clieese 3nc lb.
Honey comb, 25c lb.
Vegetables
Potatoes tl.uo cwt,
Artichoke 2uc
I'aisley 6o bunch.
Ciilihugeiic lb. j
Cauliflower ibo lb i
Grapefruit, Florida 1 for 25a. I
Lettuce 2 heails 25c. j
Yellow onliins 6c lb. i
(iirruts Idc hunch; 3 for 26c.
lteets -lite a bunch,
l'uranips 5c lb.
Turnips 10c a bunch.
Celery Ifio and 25c.
Uleeu peppers 30c lb.
HUtiiuuKlia Cc to.
tireen Onions 60, ,
Uiidlih--3 fur lit-,
tll-eetl 1'ellH- 2 lbs. 26c.
tireen Iteiins 2bc,
ltbtlti.it I. 1 lbs. 2rt'.
IVtllU
Jonatlian applea f 1.00 boa.
Hamulus --la v,e lb.
I.emiins -4oe dos.
Ollillge-3:,crtl 1.00 duB
hitgnr !
Canu sugar fa. on. . 1
llimr I
Soft wheat IS. 40 bbl. j
Hard federation ft.40 bbl '
I'nultry
Hens mtri:i lb.
stents nnil II h
Il.-ef noil Jili J..'e Mi. 1
chops and steaks 46c b.
Kthniitt ,1ye lb.
lliillhut Jnc lb.
Itiil.tills -So lb.
Cod 36o lb,
(Siumline
(tasullne, regular, retail, 20c gal.
rears: Lake County packed win
ter Nells, fail 3.fn per box. Ore
gon: D'Arijous, f4tf4.t5.
linTKUKAT
HAN KltANCIHCO; Apr. 29 (Al
Hutterrat t. o, b; Kan liraucla:."
49c. ..
J "' -: ;
Woo) KaHtorn Oregon, 255j 30c
lbs.: vullcy, 3utj36c.
lluy Huylng prlceB: Knstprn
Orofron timothy. $21 .50 fir 22 ; do
valley, $17 11 1 7. 50; alfulfa, $22.50
2S: clover, $l7ff 17.60: out hay,
$IK4i lS.60; straw, $8 ton. Selling
prlcea $2 ton more.
ATTK.U1TK SI ICIIK
AGUKM. rrotla, Apr. 21t (AP)
IleciiUHe Joaeiililne Baker. Amer
ican . negro dancer, rejected tits
protestations of love, Alexius Groh.
a young engineer, stabbed himself
in the chest at the dancer's feet
in the theater exit here last night.
Doctors hope to save him. Jouc
phlno continues to dunce. '
Consider This $50
Saving
The lulus wenrout on the tta.
tuo of Liberty In New York harbor
the other' Might." However, no rune
bouts were rrportvd to huye lost
tho ay. ,. ':'.:" v'-
before you buy a washer
The now ' Big- 3 "Spood Queen" with iU highly
polixhed aluminum' tub and npritator offei-s you ad
vantiiBes in washins efficiency, beauty and durability
which are found only in the highest priced machines
AT A SAVING OF MORE THAN $50.
Here arc some of the ' leading
features:
Highly polished aluminum till).
Highly polished aluminum agita
tor. . .. ... . ' ' '
All-metal wringer with
ballon rolls, . , .'
senn-
lligh grndo ii H. P. electric
inoto.-. "
Seli'-oiling bearings and gears.
Kntiiely enclosed mechanism;
Double walls to keep water hot.
Finished in boautilul colors. '
for $110
Also obtainable in llriggs
Strntton 4-cycle g;ts engine
Come in und tee this
new remarkable wash-
& I -r the flrt ehanee you I
Tin re no ubtUia-I
I Itin, I
tXJSPEED QVEEN
Aluminum washer
: W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
lii sickness
liHealte
Promises tho bridegroom. Butshort-
ly after comes the deluge of housekeep-
ing bills which staggers most.newly
' weds. This and that must be added to
: the hew house; "installment plan" be-
comes a familiar phrased ' ' -.I'Z
- ' ' '- , - . .-'..:
As. for the resolution: to put aside; a ,
certain portion of the1 salary-top of ten
t the young couple decides to start in
saving "tomorrow."" It is alright unless
sickness comes then well, it's an old
story to bankers. . ;
V The best waythe way pointed out by
. experience is to start systematic sav
ing at the start' Then, truly, in sick-
ness or in health, you can provide -
Don't 'delay-start your, saving's .aq-r
count today. .
Member
Kederal Reserve
Nattmml
Krsourci's
Ovit S Million
'Forty-First Year Of Friendly Service"
'Tfininiiiiiii urn ii urn i