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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,' LA GRANDE, ORE.:
Monday, June 3, 1929
( Iiicorpornl-l)
An Independent NVwwpnpor
FRANK B. APPLEBY Editor and Publisher
HARVEY F. MATTHEWS.
..BnalneM Manager
' Published evenfngH, except Sunday, at 1416 Adams Avenue,
La Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Star published every Friday.
Entered at the Postoffice at La Grande, Oregon, aa Second
Claws Mat! Matter under art of March 2. 1873.
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VIA RKET. NEWS OF THE DAY
Wlirat
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II)' Sirs. Jf. I'. Itarmoiul
(Observer Correspondent)
l'ONUOHA. Ore. (Special) The
Medical Spring KraiiKe presente'I :
a three uct farce entitled "Mollie'H
Aunt" to a large audience ut the
whool houKe Saturday evening.
The play wan well presented and !
the director and cast received f
much praise. The cast included !
lira. W. H. Duncan, T. H. Williams. 1
Miks Maxiito Ouncan. Leonard'
Whltten. I.. M. Judy, Mrs. K. K.
Whlttcn and Mrs, M. F. Itayniond. ,
Henry .Mux fit' Id directed the play, j
Meartv aim a use van i?lven Mr
Whitten on n hinnni-niiu r.:..n... ui... ' white
CHICAUO GKAl.V
Open High 1in do1
I no id.-, 1.031; i.ihi ufli
IOHlll II I 1.06 I.U7 vj, if l.UH'.i
ll I l."i 1.155, 1.10 1. 1':, 1. !.-!(,
I.IVKRI'OOIj wheat
I.IVKI'.I'OUI.. June .1 (AD
Wheat futures c'osed July ?s 9 'd
per. llio Ihs., H.13 October Sa 14I
11.16;: December Ss 2 d -1.1U
ADVERTIHi.NO RATES
Display, foreign, per column Inch
Dlaplay, local, per column Inch
Time contract prices on application.
420
4oo
Mlt Tliai'l atlrmpUi Mllcifle to.
day after tryln' on a straw luit. I
hate l seo Miiiinier mum 'tuuse it's
m liartl 1' rind a ilrx-tor.
Back home, years ago, a crime wave was usually solved by
finding out which of the depot loafers was away from his
post when the burgalry occurred, ,nd looking him up.
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for this nolo inn moat be
la by a. m.
gave between acts.
The year'n work of the Medical
KprinKH I'urent-Teacher a.wiattn
v. as :;rc!!!K!ii i u i-ione at a iru l
in held Thursday cv.-ninK. Then:
will be no more in politics until fall
A very KUccfsuf ul itpron und
overall party was given by the
members of the Woman's club at
the hcIioII house Wednesday even
Iiik. when the husbands were en
tertained. Games, contests and
i dancing wer the diversiona of tliej
J evening and at a late hour deli-f
! ciuus refn-shnients w ere served by j
ja coinmui'-e consisting of .Mrs. j
, Janus Ciobel. -Mrs. I. Estej and;
Mrs. I.. W. Smith. The games and
, coniesis were in charge of Yn.i. i
Henry .Muxfield and Miss Marie !
jConlogue. About 21 couples were!
; present. These parties are given !
: whenever five Thursdays occur inj
month but was held on Wednes-!
CHICAGO CASK
CHICAGO. June 3 A1')
No. i m lied lu4; No.
103 U-
Corn ... No. 1 yellow 95'
white SS.
Outs: No. l! w hid
Kye: no sales.
Hurley: 4fn G".
Timothy seed: $;t.s:4t -$4.eo.
'!over seed: l?.ufit li's.Otj.
laird $11.65; ribs $13.1::. belli)
Wheat
mixed
4 4i 'i; No. 3
I'OItTI,AM WIIKAT
1'OitTL.ANI), Ore.. June 3 (Al'l j 1G70.
$13.501 H. io; do medium $12. un
bi 13.5m; cull to common (r
) 2.1MI.
Ho?: active strong to 25 cents
higher. Iteceipts 1S2U including
1 y 5 billed thtough. j
Heavy weight: C'50-3;.(l lbs.), '
medium to choice $li.t(i4t (1 l.dO, :
me.Itum weight: (2oa-25n lbs.),'
meiium to choice $1 l.nufii l 1.25.
Kight weight: (16U-2U(t lbs.), nie-j
dium to choice )t 1.25- $12. mo. i
Light lights: ( 13U-I60 lbs.)
dium to choice $ 1 0.7 5 $ 11. "ft.
Packing sows, rough and smooth
Jvmicw jn.ou, .Slaughter pigs: (Sa-
1.1m ibj.). mediuj to choice $10.f)
j 4j $11.25 Ke-ders und stocker pigs:
f (7n-i:i9 lbs.), medium to choice:
$1 1. mm ii $12.00. (Soft or oily hog3
i and roasting pigs excluded in above
((notations).
Sheep and lambs: slow; receipt
The Red Cross Shoe
Fits the Foot in Action or Repose
$10.50 to $12.50
N.K. West &Co., Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store for Over 30 Years
i-ui iritr
SAN ritANCIhVO. June 3 (Al')
(Federal-State Market HlireKU)
,,.-' Hens: leghorn, 3 li lbs. and over
Be. Colored, under 5 IDs. 3.'wjie.
5 lbs. and over 3uc. Hi-oilvrK: leff
horn r'-2ti Ihs., per. doz. 23c: I'l
lJf23 lbs. per. doz., L'Sc. (fryei-H):
2 lbs., and up 3Uc. Kryera 2-1' K
lbs. colored 34c. Itoawlers: 3 lbs.
nni up 3Uc. Capons 3; cents.
S'lie.il: Uig Bend biuestem, hurii
; white i 1.23.
j Soft white l."5.
Wlem while $l.t5.
Hard winter Jl.aj.
Northern aprin $1.(12
Westerly red $1.02.
Oats: No. S-ss lb. white :H.un.
Today's car leccipts: wheat ftS.
barley 1, flour IS, corn 1, oats 1.
Aiisoi.i ti:i.v m:v
(;i.assvahi-:
Mi-e the latent In beautiful l-'os-torta
Glassware at Itiehardson's Art
and C I f t Hhop. A special window of
I'OKTLAM) UVKSTOl-K
!-;iKTLANI), Ore.. June 3 (Al'l
Cattlff and ralve- fuirlv ...ti-,.
..mouiiai uay was j nurs- i. receipts cattle 1.41a, calves 65.
" j steers: (I Ma. una
I ..in-, iroiai Hansen. .Mis. w . w. j .5 , f . j,j
' . .. "". " Rood i 3.00 i i3..pa: do (sou and
land .Mrs. .Mets l.erwill drove to Ui , U, lnedium 1 10.50 ' i:.oli, do
jOrande Tu.sday evenini; to see the common J S.5n , 1 10.50.
i operetta put on by the l.a Orande j Heifors (S,)U . , ,
li tubs (S4 I')?, dmvn), good to
choice $13.'H"( $13.75; do ()2 lbs.
dovn), mc'lium $ 1 I.mm Si $ 1 3.oti; tlo
(all weights), cull to common $fe.5u
ii $1 i.00.
Yearling wethers (110 lbs. down)
medium to choice, $s.o ii $ l m.mm.
Kwcs: (120 lbs. down), milium
to choice $5.-M ''f $!. 5o; do (120-150
lbs), medium to choice $4.00'''i $5.
5o; do (all wvights), cull to com
mon $1.50-, $1.1.10.
lbs.), gooj
do (950-1 100 lUs,
Merle Smith left Wednesday for:
Whftn Ti'AVo Rpprl. nf Pfnnsvlvfini:i. rofprrirJ in ihn koiimIp
, .. , . ,, ui - - . '.i i t I. . Kniniirtt, Idaho, for u brief vaca-!
to "the so-called ethics of the so-called profession of jour- ,h' neu Pi0C, H lK now 00 p' tjon.
....i: I. .1 il i u; t - j ' o""e. it n'hul
nuiiHiii, iiu iiciuuiift.riu.'u iiiat, mis siuic s pusmun is mneea
deplorable.
vunia hn.
Reed is the only United States senator Pennsvl-
- .... I limited tltne. Any member Interest-1 Raines for an hour around
Cigarettes are more popular in this country than ever !e-,cd phone or write the undersigned, ion riie, bum on the bant
seeing. Jjon't miss It.
I
I
Cows: good $10. no vi $10,50; do i
lavid Max.'ifld entertained thrt' co"1,non to medium $ i $ 1 U.OU; I
tHhie Hird girls and Trait Huild rs. do low cutter 5.50 SS.00.
1 two classed of the Primary associ i-
UIIU I
If $11.00.
Hulls (yearlings excluded).
! dium $7.503i $S.5M.
lTl LATlflV W II W l! IF!L I
......... ...-. tfjj., ..tin ii iiiniaiiiiitiiiuM
Ihe exchange representatives seiner roast Tuesday eveninu
are at the tji (Jramle hotel for a I About 15 girls and bovs n laved halves: (Son lbs. down), medium!
i lar-iu i 10 t"01" $10.iio-i;j $t2.rn; do cull to
of Uig ! cpinmf,n $7.00 ft $10. mo. !
eaiers: ml!k fed. good to choice
for appointment.
A. K. BUY AN
K. t'orKLANI)
6-1-2 tp.
(.'reek, after which their .refresh
ments wire enjoyed.
Kd Iirk. carpenter for the Stod
dard Lumber company, was taken
, to a hospital In liaker Friday for
LAMP SIIAIIl: SPIX'IAI. medical treatment. .Mr. Iark has
Wonderful values In new parehl- "hat is called -yeeping eczema
im- mree nioniits ana is now in u
serious condition.
about Hl'liardson's Art and Ulft Shop. ,"- -" A htephenson. of l!ye
ni'e ine n inoow oisniny. nana laceo ",' v mut huhv vi
fore, while cigars and pipe tobacco is on the decline, accord
ing id figures just published by the New York Trust Co.
Perhaps advertising can be credited or blamed for the one,
but there's no explanation for the increased consumption of
snuff each vcar. One niiirht readilv think it would dwlina
.,, . , . , . . , ., , ,, . niriii nnuiien lor noor onn liri(U?i"
with cigars and pipe packing, but it hasn t. Last year in inriM, win be featur bis week
this county nearly a thousand case3 of snuff was sold-
SiX thousand dollars Worth. And One Stole ill Elgin, for ailnnd decorated shades "from It r.a tol"'r " ''larence, and family. Mrs.
6-3-3C i larence. Mephenson returned from
! I.a (ir.inde Sunday where she had
XKW l-AKaiiMICVl' HHAltKS ! !"''" l,"-,i,e"i
! wonderfully ow pr ces and the , , .i..inu-im ...i
1 1... ...i, i i , i , James, anil wife, of Arthur, spent,
I beautiful designs In new narchl- ... . ... '
tnenL lump shades for brblRe, und
example, sells an average of three cases every two days. And!'5
i only explanation is that there's no accounting for tastes.!
FREEDOM 0E THE AIR
were pleasantly surprised with an
ice cream treat given them by their
teacher, Marie Conlogue, Kridny
afternoon.
i- J. (Cy) Turner is moving his
sheep, about 1200 head, to the re-'
I serve on the Little Minam. Mr. I
' Turner has about 600 head of un- .
, usually fine lambs this year. i
J Delora Bennett, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Merton Bennett, former:
residents who now live at Kich- j
, :a::u. canie over Thursday to visit
j for a few days with the V H. Dun- 1
'een f:;n-!!y. '
DiPECT rax Chicago rr&nuM
Greatest aggregation
of circus talent ever
assembled! It's so big
it needs the sky for
a roof and all outdoors
for a stage
cjldded nttruciion
Brilliant Fireworks
Display!
NEW MODEL
Price
$125.00
"SI'KKO Ql'KKN"
QUALITY
KKATt'RKS.
4-vane aluminum
agitator
Smoothly -polished
aluminum tub
Standard capacity
Double Tub AValls
Enclosed Mechanism
No oiling necessary
LINGERIE
or
OVERALLS
The MirKiiitf, turbulent water action
of the "Speed Queen" removes every
particle of dirt from heavy work gar
ments without hand rubbing- And
yet the smoothly polished aluminum
tub and agitator In so gentle on the
fabric itself that the daintiest liiiKerie
can be washed with absolute safety.
The "Speed Queen" introduces a
new standard of washing machine
vulue which hi beiny welcomed by
women everywhere. It offers all the
advantages in beauty, durability and
washing efficiency of the highest
priced washers at a saving of more
than $30.
$7.50
Delivers
It
This shows the
smoothly i o 1
ished. 4 - vane
submerged typo
aluminum agi
tato r, w h ijc h
wiashes light or
heavy garments
with equal
safety.
Come In tomorrow and have us demonstrate this remarkable
aluminum washer to you. You'll see why the "Speed Queen"
is the greatest washing machine- value on the markot today.
Sm&Speed Queen,.
Aluminum washer
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
ii. j, i . , meni. lump snaiies tor lirlrlKe, und. .,,,,
"Is there imrcason why the govcrnmgntshould not take, ii..ri,m. ,., iv i,v u,..h. h" "
ver the- l.nia.faisting Ilusii ss f sLj natoT'lfro: A W,o: ef ,;;,' Jl, t
- ,, . , . , , , -trie window display when doj'i ... ,' ,,, , - " , ,
art of the senate interstate commerce committee. "Is there town. r.-3i--t lw"nli,r- km"' 1 J"" i,oulll l,r""
... ..... 1 " ': bear at Taylor Green Thursday.
over
any reason why the government should take over even a
modicum of the broadcasting business?" asks a nettled public.
For the good of radio it is hoped that not even so ardent
un admirer of Senator Brookhart as Senator lirookhiirt him
self will take his suggestion seriously. Certainly the millions
of owners of receiving sots would opposn government owner
ship without giving it a trial.
Judging from the experience of England and France a
vital factor in the phenomenal development of the radio in
the United States was private ownership of broadcasting
lacuiues. lovernmeni ownership ol radio checked the whole '.a ornndn
vnA'u in.lnulfir i.. I.V ,rl ,. ., ,1 .,.,.1 ; ., r ..I .. I .l n. 11 i: i -loved ones
ihuvi.t in wm nuuiiiueu inu uauuu.v pnilL'llL
ri.A.VIS AT JIKS.
.NOIIKIH'
5-27-tf
u i:iiiiim, t;irrs
MiiliM her Rift a piece of Ihc new
l''ostorla (ilaaawurc. fhoose it at
Uichartlsou's Al'l and (lilt Shop.
HfMtlslltctiins. (cleatriiK. billion
bole, etc rrortnci'a Kindle blMjp.
When
MII'VKMKS
you wish a souvenir of
end to friends or
In other parts of the
count rv. vnu w ill fiml i. e..i,..
Jnglish people. It proved costly, clumsy and meddlesome,1 piete and anmrtive line r ibem
and what is worse, consistently patronized the public and u' wontrVuV
weighted down the air with KUjx'i-fiiolish )ropagauda. Jf i:astern un i: views. r.-3i-:t.
in v ranee radio is still in the experimental stage, chiefly
because of government control. Australia is giving up gov
ernment broadcasting after proving to its own satisfaction
that it cannot work.
CIIII'AtSO, June 3 (Al'l open
llIK 1 toX-o cents up, vhe.il lal
pivoted at about ic above Satur
day's finish. t'oin. outs and fitn
VlslOllS IllSO llMvlini-eii OUT Li-iir
with!,, rehtfheiy moderiite limits.
program, freedom of KHech would end, radio propagandizing hiKher. and aiterwani slum int.
would begin and eveiy inspired uplifter and organisation with , ""ITlZ,, ...
a cause would be a sell-constituted censor of the air. It lliaV ' '''nt n-t hiKher, corn X to 4
nnp1 r!!!;;' !! d
Mr. ami Mrs. V. I. Ksii-s, .Mr.
and Mrs. Trovut Hansen and Mrs.
Henry Maxfield picnicked on t-'ath- I
crlne cn--k Memorial day, lal-r
drivinir to 1'nlon. Miss 1 oris Kirk. I
who is a nicer of Mrs. Kstcs and I
whose home Is in I'nion. returned j
with her aunt and will visit tor aj
few days. j
Mr. and Mis. Will l:yder and
little son. of ltitkcr. spent Wednes
day at M-dieal Springs.
Mrs. Mary Murray iind dauh- j
tr. Mrs. Jiiirry .Wilson, drov.- to
l.n (Jmiidf to pi-nd Memorial day j
and will not reiurn until Saturday,
Tin- pupils in the primary room !
: U I
arbon-forminq oils qot an awful
when 'MoDEL A'succeeded "MoDE
ow
Reduced Fares to Port
land Rose Festival Junei
Senator Iliokhait's suggestion is reminiscent of a multi
tude of federal ownership schemes originated in congress to
make the national government inure tyrannical and the peo
ple moro helpiess. Given government controi ol the radio
Wheat Closes Six
Cents Higher Today
ceil Hint ivitiu.
I UP. (HltH I l( I
Ipiovisions tint li.iiiK
ad unci
.1 to a
and
m H a
ertuizer
FOR YOUR LAWN
Thin soil niukes thin lawns, no matter how much
water you may usu. Our fertilizer will build up
the soil to the point where grass will prow.
By the pound or h.jr.
Sawyer Holmes
Mercantile Company
Phone MAIN 17
If you
the
it's
HILLS
BROS
Coffee
You won't find the Arab, Hills
Urns.' trade-marL, on any other
colTre. And you won't find any ,
tilhrr coffre that tasto lite Hills
Bros, because Hills Urns. Cnffee
is roasted a few pounds at a
time by a patented, continumis,
priK-ess. No liulk-roastinc nictli-!
od can produce oucli flavor.
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
!
8-11. I
Bj F I R 8 T T O Jr
9 SECOND TOtJn
I 0 rry low rnt inrliidrn Iti
I Q Iran-imrlalinn on .plrmlirl M
m 'I'1'11 lillmim lr-rprr. Bj
t in KixliiM-iua hn.o m
!
!
motors
I V Si
a ZJ vJ iiS
"for fiatxL
car ion,
i k , i' :.N f.'li ,i-iJJ 1 a ' 1 1
..V.fliU' ifij'.-'.. i
Crou jammed hi auditoriums last year to see thr nrtv Ford... Their rnth.nim UuHfcd
I hi really inc smalt car marked an tuoch mukina chanen
fine lo.lsr, ihnc f.inn,M
nrjil cir. IVrstmal Tour
I -tori rnaiiHgrs nil il.-uiiN.
Thi rn(t.n advcnlurv f r Pfr
tlmI on rr rltc etnt frif
i- f..:i i-tiVramnn,
Make rvxrt auont now.
TT
i
N Hir exritrmrnl nt -new
imnlcl. and nrw lioily lmri
all m jitrtti. ,tia-n...
llior Jat Frw irrasuna we'vn
laiost ovrrli.oknl the (treat,
est ihanpc of all a clungo
iu uiotor design.
3 iKV- ill
11. KK
Kvcn tle mol exprnsivc oiU
fortn more rarlmn. A Mmplr of
this oil, then hurncl, lrfi more
than ihrre lime Uiucli as
Micll Motor UU
An ctj-jal raniple of Shell M.tr
Oil lrfi unl ih,9 matl frartinn
of tnrbon ami it ft carbon,
not thr hard, ri(l,duijing kimi
No longer arc motors jJow anil in
rinVicnt, with It if: roomy Fparcs for
rarimn to jtuhor. litnns now rcarli
almost to the cylinder hrad within
132 of an inch in some motor.
Incrcnetl rftJt ii'm y i the ortlr r of
the day. It aero tints far the prcatrr
kwt. rronumv. hmt1 of the new
car. 'J lie nrw Fonl ynn now we
hy huiitlrcils $tt thrir power from
snch an iinjtrovcil tnntor.
Yd there are- people who wlli
you'd nrcr even heard of this
change in motors.
They are the refiners of motor
oils that form quantities of hard,
Rritty carbon, Suili oils were had
rnoiifdi in old-tle roomy engines.
They are ruinous in the newer cars!
Hart? carhon causes knocking, en
It ine strain. Makes chip off and
grtud through light pistons and
hearinps. Particles pel under valve,
makina them leak power, warp,
hum quickly.
There is one motor oil, however,
that lubrication engincrm tirononucti
Ideal fur present dny luhrimiion.
It actually forms only 13 to 13 as
tnttrh carbon ai even the costliest
oils sold.' The little it does form is
a soft pool carried away ca.-ily
by the cxiiatM.
It is Shell Mntcr Oil. Tlie new
liiah-vaeuum process hy which it is
made giws it oilier important qua),
ilies too. It withstands violent tern.
iMTalurarhanft-r which would break
down old .,tlc oils. It hulda hstmdy
not only when it is ronl hnt im.
der the intense heat iiuidc a high
comprcfMon motor.
Once you brain usina Shell Mntnr
Oil you'll lolerato txo other kind.
Hrnnlh th ,, ttlr
" n'tlir'ly moj-rn mn.
!' II K-lH jn r vn u-..n. ri
"""nni hith irW.
'' l r.-ni,,,r ,ht
' nri room i fr ,h
T,"1!1' "I rarfcon Ai,A
SHELL MOTOR OIL
Shrll 400, tilt ",fr- p,s i, ,,,), . ,., ., ... , .
,r.Jiny W .. EvC Shell Mior Oil c. I.. ' LTl .' ' . U,i"n "U"J hT
tut
,mnl,,g wlMl
-l" ixolina
L tiran'l;, O