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LA GRANDE EVENING' OBSERVER EA GRANDE, 'ORE.'
Thursday1, May 23, 1920
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Medium Extras
Decline Cent In
Portland Today
PORTLAND, Ore., May 23 (AP)
Medium extra eggs declined one
cent to 2 centa today. Other e
gradps and all butter grades re
mained at Wednesday's figures.
' The prospects of unlimited lamb
ohops for breakfast loomed today
with the bottom fallen out of the
mutton market. Stockyards ha
cut something like a full dlolur off
the price with the wholeBalo meat
merchants following suit for ' the
dressed product.
Yearling lambs went from 26 and
21 cents to 18 und 20, and spring
lambs dropped from 80 and 8
cents to 25 and 28 cents.
The lamb supply has kept up but
the' demand appears to have fallci
off to a marked extent. ,
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
CHICAGO GRAIN
Wheat Open Men-...- low oe)
May ..... .'. tVt , 1.03ft tM3 , t.02
July IOS', 1.06 imk "iJ i.uJ4l.oa
Sep Uft 1.14'' tfJ ' 1.145, OH
uniy (H'l-taui ntoplo kin sixe
correct English will lout piiearln'
ridiculous, Hpimkin' o lively par
ties. the ole-tlino saloon brawl
rarely mulled In any society
leaden giltln' plugged with lead,
Mil
We-shall expect everlasting peace when small boys fiit up
at night to read about a hero who will not fight because
itisnt nice. ' . , , ; v
NOTICE . ,
Everyone who lias an, account
against the high school student
body please present by -Muy 2-2. - .
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MOW IS TIIJS TIMK :
To plant cubbage, tomatoes,' ,cel
ery, peppers, asters,' marigolds,.
Zemmlaa, Storks Copruos. Como
In to MucMarr store No.'' 17 1' (for-.
merly Stones (,'anh store) or Mrs.'
Norrls' store and Inspect. Wilson'i
plants. ' ,,..!'" 6-23-3t.
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, Next week La Grande will observe Memorial day, see the
first Home Products Show. The following week the new
jiormal'school will be dedicated and the Stock Show at Union
will have its 21st showing. And it's such nice fishing
Weather, too. 1 - , -
f .-. . '
Michael, sevon-year-old king of Ku mania, enjoyed his first
military review recently when a hundred thousand soldiers
marched past for four hours. Rumania, a country not as big,
us the state of Oregon, with a hundred thousand under arms
and available for parade pui-poses. And wo hear much talk
about armament reduction and world peace. . j
Parking on Adams avenue begins to W more of a prob
lem as the days of summer approach. ., On some days of the
week it is extremely difficult for the visiting shopper to
find space within the business district.. Some more strict
regulation will bocomo necessary, 'and it is going to be im
possible to satisfy the nuin who liks to leave his car on the
street 'all day while he is at work while satisfying the matron
who wishes to park for a few miMituamohplnfir.. It is an ini- Al"tlf,VU!li,t design, in leather
Wtn..f motto that h.. vnl,J llnl ji,:-- t u . goods, costume Jewelry of fine quid-
v. v..w Mtu. cn tvw-KVM iiviiv i(,?iii,iuji in wiu yaav 1 ity, book ends, mott
FIND IT
HERE
Oopy for (hi oolaau'saaea i
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Summer music classes In violin
and piano beginning June 15. Very
uesi or instruction. Kates as low,
ns 60c per lesson, i Enroll now,
liastern Oregbn school of music.
Odd Fellows Temple. .Phone 447-J.
,..'.. B-SS-lt.
DANCE where dancing is pleus-
uro. In the open air. Kvery Satur
day, at "Ianclnnd Park." In casei
of ruin ut Zober hull. . ' 6-22-41.
A tkiwo.naij hkhvick
In the soleutlon of Gifts for tho
graduute Is extended to you. at
Itlchardson s Art and Gift Shop.
Stocks Rally
Today in Wall
Street Trading
, NEW YORK. Muy 23 (API
The Bull party milled on the New
York stock excliunge today and
managed to repair some of ; thei
damage done in yesterday's drastl'
break, before considerable nervous
selling cropped out again In tlil
early afternoon, when It was an
nounced that tho federal reservn'
board had gone Into session In
Washington.
The upturn, which curried about
a score of Important issues up IS
to $8 from the low levels reachef
at yesterday's close, was bused on
the theory thut the market ha
reached bottom, and the view In
some quarters that the expected In
crease in the New York Federal
Reserve bank's rediscount rate
would not be made this afternoon.
aa the bank of Englund announce 1
no change In Ita rate this morning.
. Allied Chemlcul and General
electric were bid up. 18 n Bliaiv.
international telephone, American
Power und Light, American . and
Foreign Power, and Puckard about
. New York Central, American
Can, Radio, Anaconda, Chesapeuko
und Ohio, and Ooodyear 13 to 14.
Auburn auto, afteY dropping 37 In
the morning, rose 18 In the early
afternoon,-studebakcr slid 32.60
lower to u new 19Z'J low at 174,
L'. 8. Steel, having mounted about
$4 to above 1170, slid buck below
that level. ,
UVFKPOOJ. WHEAT
LIVERPOOL. May 23 (AP)
Wheat close: Muy 11.13.
July 1I.16K-
Oct. 11.21.
Dec. 11.23. ,. : , ;
POJtTLANO WHEAT
PORTLAND, Ore.,. Muy 23 (AP
Wheat: Rig Bend bluestem, hard
white 11.33. , ,
Koft white 11.0714.
Western white l. 117 . .
Hard winter 31.00.
Northern spring 81. 0G.
western red 11.06. '
Oats: No. 2-88 lb. white 36.60.
Today's carrec'iMpta:-
Wheat 10, flour 8, corn 3, hay
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CHICAKO CAKH
CHICAGO, Muy 23 (AP) Wheat
no sales.
Corn: No. 3 mixed, 86 ; No.
3 yellow, 9014.
Outs: No. 2, 4716; sumple grade,
42 14. ;. .
. Rye: no sales.
Barley: 62 4162.
Timothy seed: 117.00 to 126.00.
Lard: 111.60.
Ribs: 312.50. '
Bellies: 112.87. .
l'ORI'LAM) IJVIOSTOCK
PORTLAND, Ore.. May 23 (AP)
Cattle and calves: Uuotubly
steady, no receipts.' ' '
Steers: (1100-1300 lbs). Ill.tOtft
112.76 do (-950-1000 lbs), good
1 1 2.26 'iv $1 3.00. Do (800 and upl
medium tlo.ootivf 11.50, do com
mon 8.60(tio.oo. ' '
Heifers 850 lbs. down) good
II 0.60 4i' 11 1.25; do common' 18.60
( 110.60.
Cows: good $3.5018 110.60;, do
common to medium 37. 75tf!9.60.
do low cutler 6.00j 37.25.-,
Bulls: (yeuillngs excluded) Good
beef $8. Mil $9.50, do cutter to med
ium $7.60li'$8.60.
Calves. (500 lbs. r'own), medium
to choice $10.0011 $12.60 do cuil to
common $7.00$ 10.00.
Vealcrs: milk fed, good to choice
113.60 $14.60; do medium $12.00
W $13.60; cull to common $8.60 W
$12.00. ; ' '
, Hogs; Steady, receipts 965, 1q.
eluding 760 direct or on conduct.
Heavy weight (260-860 lbs), me
dium to cholco $10.00 to $11.00, me
dium weight (200-260 lbs), medium
to choice $ll.00r$ll.86:
, Light weight (160-200 lbs), me
dium to choice $ll.85to$12.10.
Light lights (130-160 lbs.), me
dium to cholco $11.00to$11.86. j
Packing sows, rough and smooth
$8.00tol9,36. ;
Slaughter pigs (80-130 lbs.), me-'
dium to choice $ 10.25 W J 1 1.26. I
Feeders und stocker pigs (70-139
lbs.), medium to choice $10.50 d(
$11.50. (Soft or oily hogs and roust-!
Ing pigs excluded In above quotu-j
tlons). . ';
Sheep and lambs: market woatc1
prices bunging as low us dollar de- ,
clinei, mostly on lambs no receipts.!
Iimlis (92 lbs. down), medium I
$ 1 1.00 4j $13.00 do (all . weights).!
cull to common -$8.50?r$l 1.00. v j
Yearling wethers (110 lbs. down) '
medium to choice, ts.oodj $10. nil:
etves (120 lbs. down), medium 'to
choice $6.0l)i $6.50; do (120-160
lbs.), medium to choice $4.ooto $5
00; do (all weighta), cull to com
mon $1.60 4 $4.00. '
Wheat Irregular
: In Chicago Market
i CHICAGO, May 23 (AP) Sell
ing out on the purt of yesterday's
buyers turned wheat values doivn
ward here eurly today. Helling wni
uoseu on reports from., railroad
i sources Indicating, conttaiV tft jlKlii-i
because congestion was not too great.
each year. The community is growing as a trading center and
in the warm months tourists are numerous on our streets.
To make it easier, more convenient for people to visit the
business district and spend their money is necessary in the
interest of better business. ; , .
oes. writing fo-
But traffic increases' llos. ,und hundreds of , the nlcoDt;
uhuks lur.uio uuy una gin gruu-
uute are at your disposal ut Rich-;
ardson'i Art and Girt Shop,
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NEW PAYROLLS ARE WAITING
i Any substantial increase in business activity naturally re
sults in an increase in manpower to carry on that activity.
And that increase in manpower means an immediate in
crease in payroll and the community buying power. With
additional manufacturing plants desired by everyone inter
ested in conimuiity prosperity, the greatest opportunity for
that addition in La Grande lies in the opportunity to increase
the output and payroll of those factories already here and
in operation. .
If all the people in this county purchased products manu
factured and produced in this valley wherever possible, tho
added business activity and increase in number of people em
ployed !wouId bo astounding. That they fail , to do so is
largely va matter of failing to know about home products.
And that is the purpose of the Home Products Show being
bponsored by tho chamber of commerce scheduled for the
last two days of next week.
Most of the things manufactured in Union county will
be attractively displayed there. Interesting facts about the
quality of these products will be available and an entertain
ing program is planned. It will give people of this commun
ity a chance to loarn about their own industries, to sell them
selves on the products of those industries. And there will
be lots of "I-didn'l-know " and "I-never-realized " exclama
tions as La Grande citizens discover things that have been in
their own back yard, as it were, for many years without their
becoming acquainted with them.
The Home Products Show will have a big educational
value and will be hugely attended, but It will be of small
permanent value unless the citizens of the community enter
into the spirit of this homo products promotion and givo
locally manufactured products a trial in their buying after
tho show is a thing of the past. It is the one immediate
means of adding new payrolls and i. reasing every resident's
opportunity for greater prosperity.' Save Friday and Satur
day nights of next week for this e m. Go see tho displays.
Kind out how you can speed tho money-turnover in Union
county by buying these homo products. It's not only a mat
ter of community loyalty; it's a matter of good business.
Teapot?
At the great tea exposition! In Cev-
ion ana inais, Upton's 1 ea
eitatea were awarded
HntPriteandGold
Medal for the fin
est tea grown .
HOSE NPIX'IAI;
See our window. Melville's. -
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' snmoiM) it J
Found Just what she was looking
for us u gift for the graduate at
Rlchurdson's Art and Oirt Shop,
the home of distinctive girts.
', ' . ' - 6-22-2t.
situation gave nrr-roiison foMilif m.-K
openings uncuuugeu to o orr,
the wheat ma-kot later )indeiHen.
decided setbacks all urouud. Cwn,
outs and provisions were easy, wltn
corn sturtlng unchunged to 44c
j down, unci continuing to sag. I
Wheut closed rlregplur, 14c net
decline to un equul udvunce, con.
(4 to 14 up, outs 14 to a ud
vunce, and provisions unchuirged
to a rise of 7 cents.' .
Vimrs 4aF"
the W.rVJT V
JkJI TEA PLANTER Of4
Ccrloa Kansas'
LI PICKS
Tm Merchant bvappolntmtni to Mpmmm aHiM
7,2sr iWiorr ""SjT--'':' . ULt Vk.
Hemstitching) ptestnut. hutuaa
bale, etc Moftoa'n KkMlta tihon,
OTK'K or KAliK
In 'the .County ' Court of lrnlon
County, State of Oregon. In tho
Matter of tho Kstute of Sarah Oruue
Ilusey, deceased.
Notice la" hereby given that in
pursuance of an order by the Hon
orable H. O. Couch, County Judgu
of Union County,- Oregon, mudn
upon the 22n dduy of May, 192$.
authorising' the undersigned ad
ministrator of thn eutute of Suruh
Uiuce Ilusey, deceased, to sell at
private sale the real estate herein
after described, to-wlt: .....
All of l,ot Seven (7) and the
South Thlrty.flve (16) feet of
the Kust Bevenly (70) feet of
Mt Klght (8) and the South
Twenty-five (26) feet or the
West Korty Keet of Lot Klght '
(. all In Mlock Kour (4) Wis
dom's Addition to tile City or
a run de. 1'nlon County, Ore
gon
NKW YORK llll'IT
. NEW YOIIK, May 23 (AD
Dried Kruit and hops steady.
I'KIDAY ritOtiHA.MS
The Amerloan IlroadcastlnB eom-
luiny program for Friday night fol-
lows: 7, Kenln feature moarsin: ,
8, Neapolitan Nlghta; 9. popular
program: 9:30, woodwind ensem-j
ble: 10, Dunrlng Htrlnga; II to is,1
Uulden Cute (lyiiMien. I
The Nutlonul Itroiideuatlug eoni-
pany program for rrlday night fol-l
Iowa; 0:31) t (, talking mnrllne'
program; 8. Cnlveilty of the Air;
n. popular program: 10 to 11,
Drouuwuy Alelodies; 11 to 12, dance
music.
Portland
KHX (I180ke 8 to-9, silent;' ,
AUC: 11. newa; 11:05. A Hi.
Special
Friday and Saturday
' : Prices
One; Lot Wash. Dresses
C Jose Out Numbers at
r ' -V 59c
' ., . . Size 2 to 14 :
: Other Dresses
.- v 79c to $2.95
" (titoke) 8:30, NitC; 9:30.
the aald reaj property will be aold , vuimcviiie: 10, news; 10:1B. police
ut private sale upon the following
TRY
W. K. GILBERT CO.
FIRST
terms: for the total sum of 32899.43
to be paid us follows: $360.00 puld
in cash and the bulunce lo he re
presented by the assumption by the
pureliuser of the- mortage now ex
isting against mid property in ruvor
or the llenefll Havings' & loan as
soelutlan, un Oregon corporullon,
upon which tho sum of 12 168.77
' due on August 12, 1928, and
the iiHsumptlon of munlelpul liens
In favor of the City 'or I nrunde.
for the iiiiiii of f390.6t, tho Buld
talk; 10:30 to 12. Hoot Owls.
Denver
KOA (830ke) 8:30, NHC: 8.
news; 8:16, string trio; 9, NHC.
Null Uiko City
Km. (Il30kr) 6:30. NHC:' 8,
concert oivheatia and hoIoIkIm: 8:30.
male uuurtet; 9. Nile: 9:30. vari
ety; 10. Amos and. Andy; 10:15.
NUC.- . .'. " j, '
Lou Atlgeli'N; r-'r
" KF1 (6-tOkc) 8, NHC; 10 dunce
miirtle. ;
KNX (ltlMIke) 8. nnnulur fen.
sale to be made on the 22nd day tore: 9. l.lon Tamers: 8:46. right
or June, 1929. ot the office of . hroadeuot; 10 to I. dance music.
Hugh K. Hiiiily, l (liunde, Ore
gon, at two o'clock In the afternoon
of said date. .
Nateil ut I Rruiule. Oregon, this
22ml day ot May, 1929.
I.I.OVl) (. IUHKY. Adiulnlsira-
OaklniHl
KLX (SSOkc) 8. Btudlw: 9, plalin
recital: 9:30. soprniut and pl.tno:
10 to II, tuvhestra.
KHO 79"kc 8, NIIC; 9:311,
Olympians; 10, concert; It to 12.
tor of the Kstute of Surah Oraco orchestra.
Ilusey.' deceased. ? San I'mwlwe
Hl')l K. IIUAIiV, Attorney for Kro tssokc) 8. NUC; 9:3n, vio
lin recital: 10, dance orchestra; 11.
Nitc.
KKRC (Slake). 8, features: 9':S0.
vaudeville: In. Amos ami Andy;
10:10 to 13:10. dance mtialc.
SiMikanr
KHA tl4?0ki ) 7 to 15, AltC pro-
Ailmlnlslrator.
May 23-30i June 8-13-20
itntTiMi I'ltom t n
I'OUTIyANI). Ore., May U (AP)
j Hotter: steady unchanged.
Kggs: medtuirt e-xtras rent loner
Portland Dairy Kxrhange (net gram.
basts): fresh standards, extras, S9c; j KHg (S9nkc) :30. NBC; :3rt,
rresh standard first. 3c; fresh, vaudeville: lo. Amiui and Andy;
medium extra Jo: fresh niedlum' 10:30 to II, dance nrchtstr.
firsts. 26 He; current receipts. 17 U
cents. Prices to retailers. Ic4i lo
ovr exchange prices.
Milk, poultry, onions, potatoes.
woel, nuts. hay. rnRcaru hark and vaudeville: 10. orchestra
bupa; atwidy oud unvhauged. - 11. quartet.
ek-Mltle I
KJlt (970kc) 7 to IS. ABC pro
gram. ;
KO.MO (920ke) :3. NHC; :10,
lo:3.
1 1 A T S N e w
spring styles in
all sizes. Infants
and childrens.
50to$1.98
I
Wash Suits for the Well
. - Dressed Boy
Age 2 to 8
9Stfto$1.98
SUN SUITS-Apre 2 to S
. SWIMMING SUITS
Age 2 to 12
-19 to $3.98
NORTON'S
KIDDY SHOP
Two Day Salej
Chiffon and Tub Silk
SUMMER DRESSES
$Q.95
SUilMEUY little sleeveless creations of 'dainty chif-,
fons and tub silk fabrics in summer's favored
styles. Trim,, slender lines worn so smartly with the
popular jacket. See them in our windows.
t
Boys' Student Suits
' 5 year to 32 size
Now Reduced :' .
25
; Collar A ttaclied ,
SHIRT SALE
Values of $3.50 ,to $5.00
90 vi.fji- $E?.50
for J
$
2-
GRADUATION SALE
10 Styles of Light Colored Shoes
Values to $8.50 :
N. K. West & Co., Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store for Over 30 Years
Great States
LAWN MOWERS
16 Inch Size $13.50
The easiest running mower we have ever sold
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co
I QUITTING BUSINESS SALE
i This Kfi,,cst opportunity for Graduates to
ySU"h-y cl"thinK. shoes and fuinishinKs at cost, at
o the Quittinjr Business Sale. .
S ' Suits and Topcoats union made and hand tailored in
Jill new colors and weaves for spring and summer,
g ; $12.19 to ?18.9S
S Shoes and Oxfords in black and tan calf, kid or patent
o ,ealnu1, - $2.59 lo $4.69
g Genuine broadcloth and silk broad in neckband and
o collar attached styles J(jc f 189
o f 1.50 Neckwear
?1.0() Silk Sox
- - - .- 89c
59c
Women's Novelty Pumps $2.29
Children's Novelty Pumps $1.39
M. K Alpfrt. Iron,
ECONOMY STORE '
IHe Store win, Mirror In Onte, of Kn.ram.
I.nn Ailnnw Are..
Look Over Our Want Ads for Bargains