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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.
Satuidav, June 1, 1929
$fot femhe xfonhtg hsre&cr
(Incorporated)
' An InrtcniMiflrnt Ntmmrmrir-r
FRANK B. APPLRHY..
Editor and Publisher
HARVKY P. MATTIIKWS..
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GOILDBIUILILETS
- hy Charles (i.RnnH
SYXOPKJS: After his ghast
ly experience with the two si
lent, ley-cold figures Mealed jil
the table In the room near him
John Peebles full into a faint.
AVhen In iiwiikc In tlio inurn
I ng, he was convinced that It
had been a nightmare. Peslde
lilin stood Furle, Andrew O
den's queer visitor on the day
of Ogden's nninler, Furle nd
inltH that he discovered an Im
mensely rich vein Iti the Ogdcn
mini, that Ogden refused him
(i share in It, hut hysterically
denies killing Option. Peebles
is startled bv Furfe's. mention
of conversations with "Pull"
atjjil ".N'aii,"
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Chapter 24
ItK.AMTIKK- ANT) X Id HTMA 1 1 K
Furc'M eyes were crarty as he
considered hy excited iicsihm an
to "linll" and "Xnp,"
I looked at him seriously. "You
know why I did It, Henry, r want
ed the hoy to huvA his chance. I
felt Hure he could explain his ab
Hence satisfactorily and wanted
him tit jrlve himself up for the sake
of appearances."
"1 aupposc 1 don't need to n .nt
"lit to you the seriousness uX . hat
you did, Po you Imagine you
helped the hoy'H case hy locking
nie up?"
"I rather think mo. Jerry nan r r
rendered hi m.sc If hy thiH time and
that wiih what wp wanted."
"Have, you got anything to eat !
with you .'" i asked.
WALL STREET
TRADING QUIET
AFTER HOLIDAY
NKW YOltK. June I MI') The
nlock market ran Into conxidera blc '
weeken-l liquidation and closed lr-1
ri-Klllur alter a (Ulet half day ei
alon, today, ulthoiiKli the reduction
of 12.12, una. nail In brokers loans
canst -I a moderate upturn through
oil) the lint In the rlral hour. Op
erations were curtailed by the Tact
that many tradera, driven from'
lown by the hot weather, extended
the Memorial Day holiday over the
weekend.
Flour Down 20
Cents Barrel In
Portland Today
PORTLAND, Ore.. June 1 (AP;
A drop of i!0 rentK u harrel in '
hoth haiuTK' and family flnuiH was.
the most muteriul cluiiiK1 in the lo- i
cnl inai ke4 today. I ertiendiii
wheat prices an iai'Kf slorkM of!
flours fn Mtnntjfe were the inuin ,
1'actoiK hi the lower price.
Itutter aiHl kkh were Ktcudy undj
unchanged at Kriday H (iiolniitinh. i
"antnloiipe and Mtra wherries
La
N. K. West & Co., inc.
Grande's Leading vStoi'e for Over 30 Years
he
"Nothln',"
hut foolery!
hren I talk
lie tnunihled.
A couple o'
'.Sandwiches and water,'
grunted,
The mm waH well up In the heav-
eiiH now and the huddle of huild
Iukm K.efne-I to shrink and Muivel
heijeath the terrlfk; dowii(our of
ihcat. When Deacon had Kot h Ih
jmndwlchcH and canteens we were
Hueh IMues an (Jeneral
( iirtlHH Aero, On-cne Cannnea, Co
lunihlii carbon, I'ninn Carbide, K.
Ul. Khnttuek and Western I'nlon
Nothln' jKii,d to Ket into the rewirt.
honi-
Two
'Whew!" he tfanped. "A week of
thlH would finish me!"
"Furle han had upwni'dK of .10
yea I'm of It."
j "Kurle! Ii he hero?"
J Put 1 wouldn't tell him anything
until I had devoured half a dozen
of hiK nandwIeheH. I had decided
I to make a clean breast and I began
jWlth that Hense of Hurvelllance
, which had come upon ine almost
I as soon as I had entered the town.
Wheat Unsettled
And Higher Today
Ihu stranger who looks nt you m that interested way is '
preparing to ask if you've trotta match. j
Ilia wi.I'ds. the look In li In ve.
! fired my brain. Wan thin h'alf
.Wllted desert rat In llulauule the
antui nf Alnll-ew'H life? "'es. yew!
(In on!" I linpbu'ed.
, i. i - ! "l be sprnnK In hla feet In
I'llHC.
A SMALLER WORLD j "I lell yo I dlHiemember! Ye
A f('W (111 VS 11 on i It'll ll.it isll lv f.f finoi-u flour fm.ni I..n- "'' "V" ,h" Kk ' ' ""lle
" ' " ""a ami leineniber. An1 I nin
I.. I. ..I!.. Ait i. i . . , , . . ,
liinu in iMtti.i iii 'in noiirs and wunoui a stop netween place 1,1 answer u mme
of departure and destination. Their history-makinjr air j VlTii . .,'i.v !i'lsapp,',i,',',e,i, i
journey sutriresis that some day there will be a rcmilnr 1H- 111111 Himi-piy.
hour service between these two widely-separated elements ,oZ!"iZ ZZiy"" "l,!hl ?" '
of the British Empire. I "in me shanty by me mine."
uu arc lyliiK," I said. allhiiUKb
didn't believe I , ,. wh. "Yuii were
I thutiKbl I unilerslnnd. Men In
desolate jiI.icom sumellmes create
perHiinalltles nut or their wn lin-aKlnatbins.
Did Peleritr.n ever own the
llrnlhers?" I went nn.
I iiiiikeil at 1 1 1 1 1 1 stem y. "Trv ', , I IIKAIK), June I (Al'l With
to remember this: Did you cveV ' h 1 ' . "" HW' l UW. rriKmv report,,, as m'.dnic p. "
he.r of a 'pnker game. ha cracked' ,hl'h " "IM.n me a l.nost rllliOS f '.J. . l
,hi- -" zr,i !! h;:: .tt: .! Up u, u wheat. n ,rket .,e
A wild look en me Into hi pvm1 k i ... . . .. ""owtil an
" . mie ii. inn I'M? inline .if ip i,iiniy h
, it-ii-io-fMie l.umly JMaco" hioiiiiht
Mie liiiniiy
mounts from :t to nearly. 4 points.
Kimto. however, dropped 3 point:)
to S4. a new low for the movement,
and General .Motors. Packard nnd
A uburn a utos lot from 1 t o '1
points. Chrysler rallied nearly -1
points In the (irst hour, hut Ins
mo.t of Its Knln later. Air reduc
tion dropped 2 ? points.
Total sale approximated hut
I,4li0.oao Hhnrey.
l-'leetrle ' w''"1 l,"("t'i1(f it in re plentiful every j
.v nun iniri-i) kii-iii ueei eneti.
U'holesalers were riuntiuM: Oregon j
berries at 2 and 12.25 per crate, j
Kennewiek and White Kalmon ;
Clark secdllnira were much liiKheK
Poultry and dreetsed meats were
finii and unchaiiRred.
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
whistle nut of
day.
a-Kuin
yer ipies-
stopped
! Six centuries ago AlarcQ Polo was years in traveling from
Venice lo the Orient. And in the early days of the East India.1" IIH bnudiim:
company, when adventurous young Englishmen went to AsTnciinedr b'eh' v,'. i,,,,,
Hindustan to help Lord Clive lay the foundations of modern I "A "'"n in ibis 1,1,11,11,,,.- i,-,sl
Hritish India, months wei-o retiuired to tmvel from I,ondon "if V .xxZ
; to Madras. The journey was made in slow sailing vessels,,"11"
room he'd have got me."
and it was so long, tedious and perilous that it was under- Kl T'XTl't.TUZ "or
taken with something of the same feeling that filled the mind lh'" 11,0
ures I hail seen In It
of Columbus and his crew when they sailed away from Spain ::f0n;.Z:,'de,t,u,K':,',1,''m'n'"
into the unknown. i " It wai'en 1 nie !" l-'urio sua rled.
Today the ocean voyage is a fortnight filled with easo ,'!!" yo" 10 n'"i
and comfort and devoid of danger. And shouhl one foully e 1 "' ' mice i ,,-iiiic.
in a hurry, the ability of the airplane to reduce the IravcliiiirvJ'Kr; rZZ.VZl '"
time has been demonstrated.' ' ' 1 irneit. v.iu was iyin- ,, thP (Umrt
' the difference between tluvo montlis and 'IS bourses HS;'" wil'ti'" K,vm
a niir seine ny wincli lo measure the amazing progress unit e- ' """'"reii him in Kiiem e fur
: in transporUition within the 0111 that began with the steam
ship and which now approaches its zenith in the airplane.
early upward trend to-
l-'lltllle delivery uffelinBa
lilin n,l ..-I,,... I ..!, .., ".v n.nieer iiian lias
Jerrys flannels he became all at- I !""' ' 'r I"'" the nmr-
lf.tjun K ' lpcared over sold. OpenlnK at,
'-.mi.-! u.fiinr 10 ;.,( arivance,:
the wheat later slmwed rrains all
1 around. Corn ami oats developed
strenfirlh too with corn stinting le
off to e nn and sulistanliallv
"Where are they?" I got
bundle and we went over It. j
"The boy's, of course." Henry!
said decisively, "He changed here."
P )l t Tl . A X I) 1.1 V MNm K
POItTI.AND. Ore., June 1 (AP)
I receipts cattle :; hogs it 5:
, jihe.-p :tll.
! Totals for week. ap)roxlmate.Iy:
eat tin Ifirtd; eulves 24ft; In.g. 6225;
1 sheep HI fid.
; Cattle compared with week ago:
J Steers and she stock .steady to Ml
' cents higher. Hulls, calve and
i veil let's steady. Top fed steers
j $12.10, Hulk medium grade grart
I sers $1 X.-lWii 1..X5 with on. load
, strictly good Krfday at JlL'.fia and!
i two at $12. S. Hest gmtf heiiem.
Jlli.r.ltTi $ 1. Pest rows $11.00 fl? i
$n. Hulk desirable she stock at J
VJ to $ia.rtt. Pulls $Sl($!t.M. Pes:
light Vealers $l4.f-0. Calves $12.50,
down, off grades in loth classe.4! j
J7.fiic $!i. ' i
Hogs eompai'ed with week ago: !
killing clashes 15 to 1(5 cents lower,
hut mostly 2.1 cents. Feeder p?gs
stivuly tfi 25 cents higher. Uulkj
light butchers $11.75. Scattering!
Wheat
July
Sept, .,
Pec. .
CHICAtJO (JltAI.V
Open High Low
....ttsi, Ml t'n -J!s
..liMi-)s !.! I.ITh
..KIT "h K- l "s tMt
1 .02 (i
l.7
nmall lots $ 1 2.K!i. (ver and under ( Feeders and off grades kllleis at.
weights $ I I. tifi down, Pough pack-:?!" to $12. Pest light yearlings
in g hows s. r to $s.f,n, Miiuoth up; Others $;$(. Hulk of ewes
I to $H. Slaughter pigs $lu.T5 (arriving medium and lower grades
$11.25. but mostly $M. Feeder pigs j $5 down.
mostly $tl.5a; a few at $11.75. !
Sheep market ciio1ahly steady j SAN FRANCISCO, Jum, 1 (AP)
with week ago. Pulk desirable 1 ituttei fat f. o, b. San l-'i a nciscfl,
slaughter lambs $ I :t to Sn.M'.l 4;iL, rents.
TRY
W. K. GILBERT CO.
FIRST
CANADA CROWS ON KXI'ORTS
In population Canada is said to lie growing at about the
rate of growth of the United States a century ago. Sixty
it mninent. 1 es, be was Hpenkluu:
the irulh. Illlbiu s the man who
'"d I" after me. The purr of
an mil,, in, ,u,li. enirlne unexpeetedly
bl ulie 111, nil be Kl aveviiril iiniet.
"Annlher n' them city sbal-lls!"
l-'urle Hci-eamed.
Nimbly an a cat. he whirled ml
his heel, made fur the stair, and
elnlfe I .t.,- i, ... ...
it r ., . .1 ,1 -, . "1 "iusuiiim-
jemn itt me woilllllltlll 8 popuilllion WHS ;i,l)(H),tl()tl. NOW It "feed. 1 ran In the window A
,is 10,000,000. . Since the war the rate of growth has been n;o,"...HX.rXe?,,fc';i,mIi'VVa"
greatly nccelerated. ' Urnpcd 10 m,. ' iiuiiv" LTeamii'iB
. Canada's, ptipulation is 55 jer cent English-speaking, 28 ::::d,":;;,nr" T
per cent French and 17 per cent miscellaneous races, chiefly.""1' t out.
from Soulhen,, Europe. British nnd Americans make up llll.,p' 'i::!"':;!, 'n":
tlie Eiiglish-speaking part of the population. Her immi- impunitv, ami ever since t ,,
gninls m.w come cliiellv f,, England, the United Slates Zl X mind'thTl er;:;!,,;"
and continental Europe. This explains why so many of those I'lesemiy.i should have to
who come to this country from Canada as "Canadians" are ,!imvn,itl;,i,",,nry ' ",i,,,n my
: of Kui'Opean birth. I Furle had' vanished. Henry was
building with a grim
building with a grim
loiik on his hniiesl face. I lis ex
Ipresslon tliti N't sid'teli when he Maw
"Nonsense!" 1 retorted
"They were planted."
"My wlmm'.'"
"Dillon."
of the children's departure ami
my failure to make them hear he
knew already, hut I added a word
or two about hy deflated tires.
"it's evident the 'children' didn't
want you following them." he said
bluntly.
This angered hie. ""Do you actu
ally mean to say you believe .Jerry
deflated my tires?"
"1in Horry, John." Pis face was
serious. "You would, too. If it were
anybody eli-o but Jerry."
Letting Hie point rest. I passed
on to my adventure at the mine.
.My return to the village, the swift
coining of the windstorm, my un
ceremonious entrance into the re
sort, and my belief t.iat some one
else was In the building fetched
little response from him. Put when
I recounted my nerve-racking expe
rieneeln the resort nnd my provi
dential fall through the dooi In
the gallery ho Hal un with a Jerk.
i paiiscn in give it tune to sink in- ti $4.;(i,
ii was nam enougn 10 convince
him or fact without going Into
fancy and I decided-to say nothing
of my nightmare. Henry plays
poker himself and I didn't want
him to conclude that my nightmare!
ingrily. scoring a general advance. Prn
j visions were easy.
Wheat closed unsettled '4 to i
cems net nigner corn ',i c to le up.
Oats Sc to It advanced and
provisions unchanged to a rise of
21 cents.
POItTI.ANP Will-: AT
AN'I, Or... .lime
Pig Pend bluest!
(AP) ';
hard
POUT
Wheal
while $1
Soft white $1,(12.
Western white $ l.(2.
J-Iurd winter HHc
Northern spring !i9c.
Western rel !'!ie.
Oats: No. 2-SS Ih. white $:!4.on.
Today's cur receipts: wheat 2i,
barley 1. flour !f, corn 4. oats 2,
hay 1.
CIIICAliO CASH
CIHCAOII. June I (AP Wheat;
No. a no'th'-m spring '''i, em-nr'
no 2 yellow N2M.; No. 2 while S5 fte I
MiVj. oals; No. H while., 4'if -12; No.1
4 white 4iifii 4a;!i. Rye; no sales.!
Parley A S u (ill. Timothy seed: JH.s.l'
Clover seed; $17.00 If $2 5.-'
I
hud begun before It actually luiil. 1 ness has I
ti opyrignt, i:il'!i, w in. .Morrow Co.)
Was Peebles' experience with
the two nllent figures really u
nit: hi mare ? I leaenn and 1 'ee
bles make another discovery in
.Monday's Installment.
Perry Students
Make High Grade
In State Exams
, miNTO.N.liine I (AI'5-11fc-vo!.
rime or wool moved durliii; the
week hiia been fairly larKe. A tnri."
port of increased volume of IiunI-
b'-etl on Texan new won!
or S to Id months and a full yearn
Kfowlh. Scallereil sales were clns
ed on new fleeces. Trices were
fully sustained nn most lines, e
ceplhll- IS-r.tl's fleeces Which d
dined sllirbtly.
Development of wheat lands and exploitation of mineral a! !i!e
.,,,,1 II...1 r ... I ..
.in hiimii.1 i .-.) hi it-es larinur uorin are extending the tjnn
mlian frontier northward from the international boundary,
opening up new areas for settlement and increasing the coun
try's exports. Already Canada is a strong competitor of
this country in the wheat, mineral and lumber markets of
the world and threatens competition in other lines
"I Was rather lenkhu: f,,r ynti.
I Henry," 1 said iiKi'ccahl.v. as be
came tnwitrils me.
"What have ynu not to say fur
iynursell v
I t.-l.l 1 1 .. l.n I,.......,, ... I.-
v iinaoas loreign trade, which do years ago amounted to "v mr i vr m the
SI 20,01 10,000, now reaches the annual (iit.nl of (KIP IUU I
For Canada, however, this is not an entirely wholesome sijrn
for it indicates a weak home market, due to the small popu
lation. Unlike her friendly neighbor, Canada is almost wholly
dependent upon healthy loreign markets.
Another ominous phase of Canadian exporU is her ship
ment of paper and lumber. She is permittinp; the world to
exhaust her precious forests. However, she is not making
the mistake, made hy this country, of waiting until the sup
ply is virtually exhausted lief ore beji'iiminir reforestation.
children aren't here,"
are they
knuw. They left the
:i!"!er m heir yester-
11. Neither nf them
mine. The
"Where
"I don't
'place ,Jli::t :i!"!er !
day alterii..tn.
saw me. They w
'on ill stop them."
Henry gave a short Ian
ltd ynu ih. this f.uil thin;
gime before I
I. r- i . . 1
V. H"1 rirusninfl j
li
Tf
Let us make ICnlurge
mouts from your best
negatives.
Make Better Pictures!
We can help you do it if you load your camera wiih
dependable Kodak Film and let us have vour films for
finishing.
Kodak Film has speed and wide latitude. It g,,(s
the picture. Our photo finishing makes the most f
every roll of film,
RED CROSS DRUG STORE
Phone Main 1.
'Win-
hir.-'
' I don't
melt them
see
dead
IUi- Soh s, loilu
:ll Olltol til lie
thill' We kill i
why thye don'l
t 'htctigo gangstei
o it again." s.Ol
It's jest about got
if it hain't some.
itMt.l.,d f,.i it
Mv. Ity Mary P. Kll
(Observer l 'orrespondenl )
PKPPY, Ore.. (Special) Mr.
Mary P. Kail received the grnilen
of the. pupils who wrote on the
eighth grade examinations and re
poris Hint all passed with the low
est average being i,n per cent. Mil
ton Smith received the highest
average (if per cent.
Miss Frances Km It h of Pendle
ton, drove over Inst Thursday and
stayed until Saturday visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith.
.Mr. and Mrs.'Ote Mathson and
daughter, Neva, recently retained
from Olynipla, Wash., where they
visited for .several days with their
danghter ami sister,
(I. F. Tripp, of Maker, was a
business visitor in Perry one day
last week.
M rs. Mary K, 'ox recently re
tu rued from several day trip in
Kngene.
Mr. an.'. Mrs. W. S. Prown re
cently left for Niimpa, Idaho whei
they expect to consult a specialist ,
about Mrs. Prawn's health. She ;
has nut heen well fur several i
months.
Mr. and Mih. John McOrnth nnd
Mrs. Jennie I .angel left for Port
land lust Saturday after having vis
ited for some time at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith, .Mr.
Smith. Mrs. MYHralh and Mr,
I .agger are brother and sisters and
Hie taller make Ihelr home in Chi
cago. Mr. n Mil Min. Howard Smith nnd
two children left for Idaho several
d;iys ngO where they expect to
make an extended vlit.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Mathson nnd
children attended the Memorial
day services held at the Masonic
cemetery nt I, it (Irnnde Thursday.
MUs fPadys I 'can who was a
hlith school teacher here the p.isl
year, returned to her home nt Natn
pa several days ngo.
Mr. and Mih, Wulter Perisho are
Hug to the post offiew her
an t looking uer W. S. Proun's
prnpeny while be Is awuy.
Miss Vera Slatlery recently vls
iied with her friend Mis l.ornlm
Smith,
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for this column mailt be
In bj 9 a. m. .
ai-i i: i ion u, a . mi:miu:ps
The exchange repVeselltat ives
are at the li C.iande liotel for a
limited lime. Any menibei Inn-rested
phone or write tin- undersigned
for a ppoinl ment.
A. K. HP VAN
1.. K. COl'KI.AMI
tp.
six
GOOD
fi" why you
easons
should buy
the new Ford car
Triplex shatter-proof glass windshield
i:v p.iuimmi:t Ml APIS
Vou will be surprised al t la'
wonderfully low prices and tin
ben till ful designs In new parchi-
ment lamp shades for bridge, and
floor lamps, .just received by Pich
ardson Art and Hilt Shop. See
Pi.- window display beu down
r.-;i i-:t.
immi:
Follow the crowd lo Pance Land
Pnrk every Saturday night. Star
noveMy orchestra. (In case or rain
dance at Zuher) An. hist and Pin-b
MRii. r.-:!ii-:tr,
HeiustltcliiniE, picatuiK. hull on
hoJe., eto, Nonmrn Kiddie SUip.
tilmply haui't tein' done.
The fellow w ho jmld ideetric
tans to t ho Kskluui w tn good,
hut he has not hi tig on the retail
clothier who., when a widow cuine
In to buy a null to which to bury
her husband. Hold her oim with
two palm of trpuserit.
Among the appropriate Klfts Tor
ohmk men iiiadualt over
all.
sol VI.MIts
When you isli a souvenir of
t.a (Irande to send lo friends or
loved ones In oiher parts of the
country, you will rind a most com
plete ami altniclHe tM of them
at ItlehanNon's Art :ind Cift Shop.
A Iso a w onderful new aortim-ut
of i;nvein Oregon ieWS. .I-SI-LM,
PI. A NTs AT Mils. NOmtls'
NO'MCi: OF WM Al SCIPMir.
Ml:iTIN;
NOTICp IS MP.ICKMY OIVKX to
the legal votern of School PIstHct
NO. One of I'nion County. State of
"regon. mat the ANNTAt.
S'MIDOI, MFPT1NC, of said li
triet will be i ebl at Oret-nwood
Central School Pldg ; to begin at
the hour of wo o'clock p. m. on
no- inn. i .MntiiJay or June, to lu
the ITth day of June. A. P. pijfi.
This meeUng is calbd for lh
purpose or electing Two Phvetors.
each lor a lum ot 'l'hie Years and
the transaction of hnstne.'-'w usual at
such meeting
P;iled this 31st d.iy of May. I'.i.
ATTKST:
P. K. WILLIAMS. Pistriet Clerk.
IPMIKPT S KAKIN. ( halimau
Ibid of PlietLus.
Juno PS
Silent, fully enclosed six-brake system
Four Houdaille hydraulic shock absorbers
55 to 65 miles an hour
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Vibration-absorbing engine support
Typical Ford reliability nnd economy
ALL of these features combine with smart, low body lines and 31
choice of beautiful colors to make the new Ford an unusual value at
a low price. Call or telephone for a demonstration.
Note these low prices
RoaJtter Phaeton Business Coupe Tudor S9Jan
$450 $460 $525 $525
Sport Coupe For dor Sedan
$550 $625
(All prktl f. o. b. Detroit, plus charge for freight and delivery. B-.
spare lire cum.)
Coupe
$550
peri and
Perkins Motor Co.
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