Pace Eipht
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Tuesday, April 30, 1020
r:ir,T!iS-3P'
the
barrymore
$2.50
'I lift itctv coHr-iil liif iH-tl
ahlrt without u neckband.
Men's Wear..' v'
Price Recovery
Feature In Wall
Street Trading
NKW YOltK, Apr. HO (AT)
Tho up pa rent passing of thc'iiionth
end credit stringency, . reflet-led In
the lowering of the cull money
rate from 14 lo 10 per cent, stim
ulated a general recovery In prices
In today's sto?k market. Scores of
Issues were mtirkod up 8 to nearly
20 points, mmy of tliniii to new
highs, on u rcvlvul of pool uctivi
lllcH und a broadening demand on
!the pint of small speculators.
Wild fluctuations again look
.In I'nlled Aircraft, which soured
nearly 12 points to u now high rec
ord around IdO, or' hourly double1
tho low of three wcks ngo. H'
nwnmp-d wn: I h! specialist wit h
orders III Mil. stock thut he foum'
It impossible to , accept any hut
market orders. Other airplane in
sues wore heavily bought on pre
dictions of unusually largn earn
ings and rumors of now coiihoIIUii
llonn.
Coin mcrclal solvents was tho
spectacular Individ mil feature,
soaring nearly 20 points to a new
peak at Sfditi, which compares!
with the year's, low of 22L'4,
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY;
it
CHICAGO CHAIN
WIlCAt ' 0M'I1 llhrli Imw t1u
My ...I.ISI.IJ I.IHJ4 I.IIM I.ISl l!i
July 1.17 !4 1.17', i.ihK l.lBtt ' .H.H
'Pi ....1.21 t.m . l.aoft
l- ...1.25 l.5- I.SOy, .1.25 '
I'OIITI.A.VO U'HKAT
I'OllTI.AND, Ore., Apr. 3(1 AI')
Wheat: lllir Uend hlufstcm ItNril
wlillc, 11.4(1; Mft whlto, $1.14 14;
wcslorn white, l.H: nurd win
ter, $1.12, northern spring,
II.I2V4: western red, fl.lZSK.
Outs N'o. i, US lb. while, t37.Cn.
Today's car receipts Wheut 20,
flour 4, coin ,1, out 6, huy 2.
i'oi(Ti,AM ritouiTi;
WE HI! Y FOR T ESS
K SELL 10K JJ ESS
Ladies Dresses
The Newest '
Ensembles
Suits for practically
svery springtime
need, from sports to
dress-up occasions.
The price is unus
ually low, so make
youi' selection now
$9.85
NKW YOltIC; Ar, 30 (Al')
'I'll o extraordinarily high tali of
(activity In tlm lw-l Industry dur-
lug tlie first quarter of 1929 wan
!icttocld today In the l'. H. Steel
i corporation's report for the pe-
. rlod, showing en nil net of $30,105,
' ZHl lifter taxcH, exit nneH and In
(erent on botidf of HiihHldlarleK u
loini aii d wllh r3, 1 Xli,(i7!t In th'-
prevlniiN quarter mid iK'J'M,tZl
in the fhnt qimrter of Jfl'S.
cicaiv i:oiam.i; mi:i
WAHIIINflTOM, Apr. .10 (Al')
I he I'ortland uialn Kxelinne, of
I'oi llniid, tire., wuti deHljfiiuted a
(rout ruet ma rket f or w hen t In n n
ordi'r :drned today hy Hecretii ry
Hyde, 'I'liu aelton ttlvvn that (!X
c ha 11 iff the HkIU in carry on fu
t ni-e t null ii ir In wheat.
levvTaRK
llcstroyers of HIsrh Price
'I hi' (ill AMI
Mll.ir.MtV IIAI.I,
.I'llMIt IIAI.I,
Hlur ,i)tflly Orchcslra
I'll Iil-IH $1.00
.llllllir. I). I'n.;i' I'lillin Nil. II,
rnllcil SimiiiIhIi 'jir 'r(4ruii.4
l'lV I'liinl
rtdlTI.ANI). On:. Apr. 80 (AT)
Whnli'MHlo I'rli'tii:
Jlllltl!!, I'H HtOlllly. ;
.Milk Itaw milk (4 per eenl).
$2. 4b cwt. delivered l'ortlund, lexn
1. per i-ent. llullerfal, Htallun 42e;
tiiiek 4:tc; delivered ut I'ortland
4lie.
(Illltterrat cent Mlfher dellven.'U
i'ortlund).
I'oulliy Hteady. Jlrollem, I Mi
llr... mil
Onlonri. - potaloeN, U'ool, iiiiIk,
hay, eaHeaia hark und llopu All
nteaily und uneliaiiKed.
GRADE SCHOOLS
TO EXHIBIT ART
(Continued from Pax 1)
CHICAGO I.IVKVrOCU
C'lllCAUO. Apr. 90 ( AF V. B.
Department of Amlcultllle lloil
23,lllil; lUu lower; top 1 1 LCD for
207-lh. litltcllci'H; 260-30(1 II.K..
I .! ft 1 1.40; UU-llio lua., 110.26
it 1 1-f.o. i.
t'attle: K.Dlio; ' calvewj 4.00tt;
Hteer trade steady to 26c lower,
1 1 3,00 4 14.00; KlatlKhter . cImhhoii,
hIicih, 1300-1600 IIih,, fl.1.60rll;
:r.D-1 1 00 lira., l3.fiO(ilB; fed yeHr
llnKK, 7 50 - u .". Mm., u.60f 16;
vealem 114. Wf 17.00.
Klieep; 13,1100; Hi on-, weuk to 2S
I lower: Kood rto choleo wnolHklnn,
$10,26 4' 10. Hi; cllipid klndM holu
ahovu $16.60; Hheep 60c lower;
clipped ewe. $S.ri04i !l. 1,'ollowlnir
uuotatlonH on Hhorn IhihIh: liiuhrt.
02 Iba. down, $14.60i) 16.76; 92-1O0
Hi., $13,764)15.60; cwen, 160 Dm
down, $7.26'o 0.26.
Forced To The Wall Sale
; OfferK a few addlltoiiol llenm eaeh day fur your cinuparlHun.
Jinjl ffand sjiw. yvrfi'.if W' o Mt
Hhurta 8hli'lM,.'iiiiey pallerilM. Forced prlee, euell jltlu
riilMren'it Novelty Kiinl we.ir In patenl kvillier, gulden
eulfir hJiiiiile, l'ireeil prleo ,. $1.-111
Women ii Iiubu reKUlur $1.00. Korced prleo ...... .i Illti
ECONOMY STORE
Tiro Kloro Willi Mlirur In Center of i:titi;iieo "
H. 8. Alitor!, I'rom ... i i;i06 Adiunv Avo.
HIHHIHINIIHtNNHINNNNOlMHINIfHIN
about (ho tuoHt alliuotlvo appear
uncc.
' At IcaHt one article of work by
every child In the frrudn cltootH
In l a Urundo la to be whown.
Now I'Votim
A ffuttiru which It new thin year
In. Ihu exhibit In the "picture
Htudy" dcmonNtnitlon. Thy chil
dren liuvn been inukhiK bookH In
whIHi they dtnpluy the pictures
they nro HtudyliiK und the titorioH
of them, TIicho bookw uh well an
many of Ihe plctiiren uhcU In the
co u mo will bo tthowiii
Anolhcr feature will bo a dem
odhI ration of working In writing
following (he rainier ' method,
which Mm. loiifr!aHH nlo teachen.
All of tin pout era which were cn
lered In Ihti contest for "Home
lienutlfur week Npoimorcd by tlio
Iai (Irando Neighborhood club uhiv
will be on dlHpluy. 1
I'liinnlnu t 'nigral i h ,
Homo of tlio hcIiooIb uro planning
pi okiuiiim and oclal and biiHlneH
featureri to lie hold ut the hcIiooIh
tlio imiiiio day us the oxhlblt.
An elaborate program ban been
planned by the t'cntrul 1'arent-
Teaclter UHHoelatlon tea, the pro-
ceH to no toward completlnff the
rt'Hl loom and the flrnt uld kit In
the hcIiooI, will bo Imld from '2 to
fi o'clock und In thq cvonlnir a pro
Krain will bo held In the IiIkIi
Hi'hool uudlloilnm wln'ii tlio "(far
den Clndnrcila,' tx play, will be
preHi nltHl und a program Ktven.
Mr, If. A. Zurbrlck It fffiicral
clialrm'in of the event and Mr.M. V.
If. Oiitld 1h In charire of (ho iiiumio
program, Tlio candy booth 1m In
charire of Mi'H. ltofcon Nell, Mih.
C. H, Moore und Mm. Jjee llatiford.
Other ineinbeis of the commit
tee are;: Mr H- Kt Idxou, Mn
Howard O'llrlen, MrH, Kynne lloliu
enkamp and Mm, 10. V, Kly.
Willow school Ih to have u par
ent -ti'iichi'i ntcclliitf and proKium
In the evening ut the school.
Over The Valley
Mabel K. Mnrtuu, Valley New Editor
(Continued from Tugo 7)
1'urltan woman, little, lied Itldlns
.----- jiouU, lU UIHIllllBi
fine capoim fur the market this . judges of coatumes. Ona Ithodca,
yeaf, tho they have not Kone Into a. LaVlcre und Curl I'errlne, irave
the liualneas as vxteiiHively un lust f rKt prize for men to Miles Wood
year. - , ' ell who chaructcrlaed - irnclo Bam,
- ' o for the women lo Ava Woodell, aa
To t Uravrl - . , gyl,y Klr, und to William K.
Itealdenta living In thu Clover i tcrhrook for wearing the most
Creek neighborhood ncur North conilcal comuinc, Mr. Katorbrook
I'otvder are pleased over.the pros- mvin)r burlesiued a Ucotohman.
Iireta of havliiK their road Kiav. ,runk McKennon In a very aerloua
oiled within a ebnipurattveiy hort . an( diuniried munner made, the
time. Hnch prellmlnarlea us fin- I presentation speeches. There was
lulling fences and gates ulong the ! dancing during the evening, and
new rond aro being taken care of, 'n0 a splendid supper nerved tinner'
anticipating the removal of tho , tlc. direction of thu home cconom
county equipment .to thut locality ' jca committee. '. . . r-
soon.
-o
(ioett to llaker '
Gordon Wright, of llaker, drove
to the valley . Hutu rduy und took
his cousin, Itussell .McKennon, hack
o
Make Short Visit ;
.Mr. und Mrs. Iran Osborne 'alid
daughter, Marie, of Kalem. started
In their car Katurdny evening uftir
the close of business for this vul
FIND IT
HERE
Cost for this colon mmm be
la ky a. aa.
CAIU Ol-' THANKS
We are deeply gratified for the
sympathy und beautiful floral of
ferings of our friends during our
recent bercuveiuent. We wish to
especially thank the orders of Klks
and K. of I''s for their kindness
und 'assistance.
, Mrs. Ireno McCarthy i
' Air. and Mrs. Ileese McAllster
. , . 4-30-ltp
,
itt.ii.'iAfa-; SALE
" fly the llaptlst Indies' Aid in
hRseiiieiit of thu church Saturday.
t May 4, startlne ut II) o'clock. I
4-23-lt
Truthful Advertising
Always Pays
AMI1 of our big statesmen is credited with saying: "The
v,x 'goodness' of an advertisement, as far as the public
is concerned, rests wholly in its absolute and unqualified ac-
"juu.wiuai
curacy
rn
TfTTT response to our frank statement which appeared in
JL"J this newspaper recently, and which was used to open
up our ONE-THIRl) DISCOUNT l'RIVILKGE SALE of four
days' duration .... was most gratifying.
WF' neanl am' 'mc' 'otters from newspapei's and peo
T pie all over, commenting on the fearlessness ami
3111(1
straignuorwardness of our appeal.
TO T)ATF 110 0110 has !llTt,;il'l,l t claim the p.OOO re
w xaiLi ward offered, if any irregularity can be dis
closed in carrying out the strict terms of our sale.
Wfj feel sure that the readers of C. J. l.reier Co. ads must
TT AJ realize the great care with which each statement and
description is prepared lief ore it is allowed into print.
TUl? tremendous response to our iveent sale surely is the
1 Illj STAMP OF PUBLIC APPROVAL that shows how the
truth-telhng of all C. J. lJreicr Co. messages and ads is reflected
in public confidence.
This means much to---
1ltriA.M IJVI STiK K
I'OltTLANO, Ore., Apr. 80 (AC)
Cattlfi and calven: (juotubly
steady. Jteeclpts .'10.
HI oi-i rt (I Mm-1 no b), Wood, W'l
Ii 12.75; do (U5U-1100 lbs.), ffood,
Jl.7u'( Kl.ir,, d,t (tjiju and Ui.'
medium, $10.7fi'i 1J; do coiumoii.i
fj'it M).1U. fleirers (850 lbs. down)
Kood. $11.2511.60; do common.
$.264i J 1.85. Cows, good, $10.2fi
(a lo.ff; do common to medium, IS
r 10.25: do low cm tort. 51 'a X
(lulls (yearlliiKfi excluded), good
beef, fK6f v. do cutter to medium.
$76fK. Calves (GOO lbs. down),
medium to choice, $inr 2.50; do.
cull lo common, $71 la. VenlrHj
(milk fed), Rood to choice, $13.foj
U M.b; do niedliiiu, $12r 13.50. do'
cull to common, H.G0i(. 1 2. . j
IIok1: Htealy with "Monday's;
clone r IGITki lower for llffht,
butchers. Steady lo 2fie for feed-j
er pIks. Uecelpts 2X0, Including 79
direct and 103 contrucU
Heavy weight (250-Suo lbs.), me
dlum to choice, 41010.75; ine
dliim welgbt CMMl-f.U lbs.), me
dium to cholci', $10.76 11 11.05;
light weight (1(10-200 lbs.), uio
dluiii to cholci'. IH.lir.'i.M.xr.; light
-lights (I. Ii'-Hio lbs.), medium to
choice, $1 0.7ft W 11.75; packing sows
(rough and smooth), .$$ 4f ti.25.
Hlaughter pigs no-i;io s.)t me-'
dlum to cholc? 1 0 H II; feeder nnd
Mlocl;i-r ,-gs (70-i:i!i lbs,), medium
to choice, $.50f '111,75. (Kofi or
oily hogs nnd roasting pigs exclud-J
III UUUVU mUOUIIIOIIH. I
Hheep .and lambs: Quota)
steady; Nd receipts..' (Kol)owlngj
quotations except on spring lambs
on shorn basis) :
Lambs, sprlnff good tot'cholce,
JHii lr.; du Hii lbs), good'to
choice. JKI.<f' H.25: do iiumHiiiii
to choice ( !'2-1 00 Y, yi a. 50 ff
H.l!!i'; do (all weights, cull to com
mon), fiMf 10.50. Yearling weth
ers (110 His. down), medi,:tin to
choice, Kwes (K!0 lbs.
down), jjiediuui choice, (j.&udcf
M.fiO; do (all welglits), cull . com
mon, $:ift 5.50. j
to Daker with him for a visit over ley and arrived at the home' of
the weekend. Itussell was enpe- their brother nnd brother-in-law,
dally Interested In the !.u CJniniic Harold lltngamun. near Imbler,
Mak'T game which could not be early Sunday morning. Thoy visit
finished Hunday on account of thu
Hemstitching, pieatm. butiou
Mlen. etc Norton's Kkldlo bboii
weuther.
t'lnl Gcl t'linrtor '
Tho presentation -tif a club char
ter was mttdc by K. A. Say re, coun
ty superintendent or hcJiooIs, last
week when, lie visited Cove. The
charter waa presented to the Covo
cooking club of which Mrs. Leona
I'rtce Is the 'leader, In recognition
of the accomplishment of u re
quired amount of work. It Is
signed by the secretary of agricul
ture of the United States, by I'niU
V. Marls, head of the extension de
partment of-the state college, and
H. C KeymquK stuto club leader.
At the close of tlm olttb year an-'
other recognltipji- will be 'made if
tho elubulfllls UH'Work' 100, per'
cent. An liurnx'StlnK tlemonstra-
ttlon
meet In,
made.
THK MC1CST CJII-T K AM
Is Kostorta Olassware, lit one of
ed among their relutlves during ; Its beautiful (ryslul patterns or
the day and started back for Salem
In the evening . Their little, daugh
ter remained here und will visit
with her grandparents for a month
or so. , , '
'? ' ' -'"
Itluo Mt. (iraime
The first evening meeting of tlie
I due Mt, grange for this season
will bo held tomorrnw, Wcdnesdity, j
evening ut the grange- hall. - An-.
tlcipating Mother's Day. tlie lec
turer's program will be appropriate
to that event. . To roll call mem
bers will bo asked to reluto some
amusing- "event which they have
soft, lovelf tints. Glusswaro of
beauty ' and utility,' reasonable In
price., uniform In coloring, unique
in-design, .with every piece com
plctu In every 1 pattern. Goblets.
Sherbets, Cocktails, . Hates. Cupb
andHaicws, Nut -Cups,, Kvery-duy
GlUssea und Center Pieces to match
in cue ii putternj
J.C.PENNEYC0.
IM Urpot M,
U CJrande. Ora, '
' ' "
Men's Athletic
- Summer Underwear
Cool and comfortable for
' .t h e active
man. Made of
ood : quality
Nainsook and
J full cut
th roughouL
Hat back
webbing and
is reinforced
with double
stitching. An
exceptional
value, at
49c
new pleasure In your serving when
you have one of 'tho .lovely table
services In l''ontorhi. . Uinsoiiiihle
in price because of its enormous
output. Visit the Kostorlu Olass
ilepurlmenL ut ; liichurdson's Art
und Gift ijliop.t
4-2a.lt f
The world's lurgest wooden shoe
factory is not in Holluud, but In
You will find a Uuvunport, Iowa. . I
heard thelr nuotherH.tell-. of . .Uielr i bV' . m ?
own (their mother's) ea rty ffil f e. iV-LUrW! ' ' ' ' ''" ' V. : 1 m "i ? - ' ' S
t,..,.i u ,.r' ii,,. i.n.H,. .a,inAh.i.,ui ' ' '. ' ' 1LWV ' 4Lfc M. mmm' ' J ll
iiivuiuvio yi liiv iiviiic injviiviiiKin t :
committee-met at the' hall yester
day and completed the job offspring
wan a ptVrff tho work at the f housecleanlnff 'started at Ihp lust
nffw'hen Hie presentation wus .regular meeting. - -- ''i v.
Mrs. Mmvlil.HOit IH-tter '
Mrs. K. Murclilson, who ls-.voiv
III at her home at IMeasunt Grove,
was reported to have been some
To Have Carnival1-
One of the active parent-teacheiy
aHHoelatlons of the valley Is that
one at the Wlllowdale school, near
Hot I-uke. where Miss 1 ranees
better yesterday.' Mrs, Murclilson j Kelly is teacher, Tho assoclulfon
(ilvo Cliarncicr I'any
Is planning a carnival for thin com
ing Friday evening uh a benefit for
worthy projects connected with the
There wmi a large crowd present i f,t llo1 und o which the public is
ililyl
YOUNG HUSBAND
ADMITS MURDER
(Continued from Page'l)
allegtl eonfcKslon contlnin-d. his
wife, aftir a brief talk, consented
lo accompuny him for a rldo to
I heir old home In Mount Vernon,
where they uirived at i 11:45
o'clock. .
As they entered, site said, ac
cording to IVitcox:
"Well, this looks like the old
dump." l , . -
lie resented this and a 1 violent
itnrrcl ensued. There was il strug
gle and she started to "claw him
with her fingernails.
Tlie struggle continued, said, tbr
confession, and alio knocked the
weapon from lils hands. I tut Ii
reached for t he pistol. She was
Hcrciiinlug continually and -l'cucox
xnld he pined one hand over her
mouth and the oilier on her th rout.
After a time she appeared to
faint and he (Uncovered that her
body was cold. I'i acox raid he was
In u daxe after the struggle. Wlicii
he realtxed that his wife was dead
In wrapped Ids oven-oat about Jut
and plated her In his car.
Along the Ardsley road near
(Jreenbui'K he stopped his iiiatibliio
and carried the body to a thicket.
Then be returned home.
ItclmiiH nml I tn ins iuly
Last Saturday morning. I'eaeot
said, he., saw two milk bottles In
front or a Mount Vernon restau
rant. Iln took one of the.m, went
to a marby garage and piirtdiased
five cents worth of kerosene, i t
then drove out to the spot where
In had thrown the body, saturated
the towel and clothing with kero
sene and set fbe to the clothing.
10 Years
Ago Today-
Signs of brcakdtmn In bol
dievlk Kutu.
SPUING fever jrets in
ITS deadly work und
MAKES you feel lazy
SAN-TOX SAN TONIC
PUTS the old )xp in
YOU. Strengthens, and
MUILDS. Increases the
APPETITE and makes
UED blood. A month's
SUPPLY for $1.50.
L & L Drus Go.
ut the character party given Sat
urday evening by tho members of
tho lea Kant Grove grange under
the direction of their lecturer.
Miss Ava Woodell. The majority
of those presenl came In costume
and very clever they were, too.
I'nclo Bum was present. Jack nnd
Jill, the Sunhonnct JJabics, tho
Itoinper Kids, the Gypsy Girl, thu
Invited.
ltfcause she "didn't know, any
thing about It." Senator Iaura fcj.
Nnplin of the Minnesota legisla
ture voted Vno" on a bill. After
ehc has been in the legislature a,
while longer she -will leurrii of
course, that thut' was tlio wrong
thing lo dp. ,,,
V'Vi i1 etre cpolrion in Cey'
" FlmPrizeandGold Jpf : : 7
,;, , Medal for the fin.. Xglf-nK PlNTlilt-: .MV O S
est tea grown. V Ceyloa -Vkms
L! PTON'S
Tail Merchant bt ppolnmient Mr 1 Sl
A
. .- i wheels, extra)
. ' 7 ' - Ine vital3 ly: :Fiii e :v-
DMir Bril.r r.f , .
A
m
New
22S
From its very origin, the new Dodgo Brothers Six had to
be what it actually is a value beyond parallel or precedent.
It was built with the studied care and uncompromising skill
that have, made the Dodge Brothers name a symbol for depend
ability. Walter P. Chrysler endowed it with innumerable
refinements and more than a score of mechanical better
ments. Outstanding among these is" the exclusive Mono-piece
Body one of the most important developments of recent
years.' By a wide fyid commanding margin, the new Dodge
Brothers. Six h the greatest value in Dodge Brothers history.
EIGHT BODY STYLES: J t.l to 1065 r. . B. DETROIT. Gnwcment Terms.
RDTHBR5 SIX
Curysleh Motors Product
4T
L. CJ SMITH
J Depot St.
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