La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 12, 1929, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text"Wednesday, June 12, 1929 Page Eight LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,I3!nGRAI?DErOEEr 1 P ? . ; r NEW TIES Buy Dad a tie for Father's Day. 91.00 to $2.50 Men's Wear. ItKAI- .((, P ItKK'K ' mitl.INOTOJ. 'U June Aror a xMfn weddinff prs nt Mr. and Mrs. 'harh s '. Wmith Jsave rerrived a sold brj k a rtal oe. iMr. Hrnlth Is a banker. Tne gift as from a New York bank. ' Colonel Jindberuh and hts brid e va d f d t . p c ( o w d . H i o 1 w o yoking p;opJe nav a way, of van ishing lno thin nir. for best results use tiff BAKING U POWDER X Sams Price :Fsr Over 38 leers 25 ounces tor MfLtfOfffl or POUNftS VSBD 8 OUR UOVEHHMENT I! QUITTING BUSINESS SALE lien's )ress Hlioes find Oxfords II0h JJ.its fienulrie Cur felts . Men's ar.d JJoys' Caps WORLD'S ECONOMY STORE M, H. Alert, Prop. 1506 Adam Ave. The Kioru Wild Mirror In Center of Kmraiictj GET YOUR BABY OUT IN THE SUNSHINE The hew Lloyd Carriafjes Are Ho c m If you want to do your Buy a carnage now " f.. 'f'iT,Jxsfrn uioro iuturuoiing mid w ' WW SENATE ACTION FET IN MARKET Wheat Drops Five Cents j a Bushel but Recovers Some Before Close. CHI' AGO. June ' 32 (AP) H'-'"' 81ruind by a Jiuf- load of orders j "r"'1"' 4 S 1.3 7 Si. to wll. Ilw wht-at market brkj JJwwmotT 3d, II. I'M. nearly 5 c;iil a Iuk1-1 tarly today. ' ' AtM'in of th" nal )a4 nitlit in j I'OIfl I.A Ml WIIKAT rjf':l!ns at Iku temporarily tin. I POKTLA.NU Ote.. JJl- IS AI' farm relief Mil a Kreally at vail- j Win at: I'.iir HmuJ Muc-stMii. ImnJ anc" witli yKTerday'B .'Xjr.eUitiorj j wiiit. $J.2Zi. arnoni; wheat IraJem. and effort; to-jay to adjust tbe mark ft to the new con-Jiion cauwl wild fluctua 1 iwns iJ tbe -aly dealirjus, Open-lr- to 4 rc down, wheat later dropped still further, but l-ater ral lied strong-ly. Corn, oats and pto- vMotik tumbled r!wj with corn sorting 1 c to 2c of, but alter- ward Jecovwln? to a fcubstantial eitent. I Wh'-at ciowd nervout, 1 to 3 I under yesterday finish. Corti ' vioM d i e to 2c down, oats un chaiiK.l ft c off, .and x revis ion -varying from a 2 to c decTin'? I to a rie of e. Berry Price Is Lower Today In Oregon Markets; JOItTI-ANI'. Oie.M J'Jne U A1 Htranbery prices -wieie still on the do ngrade today. The best fruit wan. briJiglpg f J . b a crates. JjH'-r gtadeji ranged considfabJe belov this. One buyer lor a laiKe J prdu' house declared le expect . - - - - ed omwnore day of sunsmne w;oua onng tne season w a p-sk u rnw-rjucnt pieiiuu. sunpfy. n '". haoiH-ns. the cannine season should be at its height t hr'.e days of this wek and two or three next week. Vines repoited to be heavy j wit h IterrieK. ( Jit I V a lit I U more Hniith i, needwi to riu-n I heiii and gl : tiicm the necewary sweet- nes.-:. flreen p'-as were more abundant. Prices ranged fiom C lo 7 cents Wedn(sdy. This wa the hole salo price. AM vegetable supplies are Jn creainif s the wwn advances. ThM include beelK, tut nips, car rots, onions and radilies. Aspara gus was lews plentiful than it was a short time aco. Kkkh, butter, poultry and fteslt meat prices were unchanged. UlITlJItlAT HAN I'I:AN'IK"0. Cat., June IS, fAl't- Itutt-rfat f. o. b. Kan Kraii- I clseo & cents. AKW YOltK MUir S K W YOI'.K, Ju;e 32 .UM Juried fruit and hops steady. l' .vj jin.i :i.iy l I'l and t'J VHc ami SJ.iiU lialiy a real favor, if you want to save money while our sliou ing is complete and priced from $18.7.") up. And novor will our ofToriiifrs of I'm famous Lloyd loom wovt-n rarri.'igos bo i ins yonr'a l.loyd bsmities. 1 hoy nro noli in nppiar anco, well constnicti-d, coiiifni'liiblo and easy to huiidlo built to safcuai d tho health of your infant. ohnenkamp's MARKET NEWS CHICAGO 0wn ...10S&IOI .ioki(MI ...1I3&54 Wheat July Jrt. ... IK'. ... ,,v;: JVL-, JSTOC MARKET A-maU Jul, 7. I'4 (per 3vo 11, j IRREGIlIjA R AT bolt wiilt Western white fl.'.'ii. Hard winter ll.'C. NV.tl)ielii RpfUis fj.-2. V.'esU-rn red $3.,2. Oufj: No. Jb. white Note No beeusion Kriday or Kat- I J ui'iay. Today car n-eeipts; Wheat &5. flour 7, corn Z. j 0!l("Af0 t'AII rifirACd jvn V aim -'a M'heat no sa,-s. ! ij 'oui: So, 2 mixed itZt h, No. 2 ivbite 7i Vt. Oats: No. 2 white 41 ' 5j 4&J; No. 3 whin 42 'i Oi 40. I'.ye; no tsab-Jt. Uarley: C. Tmiothy t''d: $4. ('Sr 14.75. Clover w-ed; 1. J 7.'" ' jyjrd S1J.V2: Jibs $U.i.ft: bi-IIte J IM.2 5. I'Oltl l.AMI M KSTOCK rOItTLANU. Ore. Juno )2 (Al) Cattle and calves; OuotaMyl steady; receipt. cattle iM including Zh through; calves 4X. Htw-rs (Jl"tt-ja(j0 lbs), good ' til ir,. jiv rt(i iH. r,((13(.n u j t,,A ii t I,, r. s i in. rt fi.t-.i-. j - ti ,V lifJ ,'', . li(IUl . Ilf, ',' " " ' - vj;ir:iv:; iv uir- diuin WjjH1.'hi. Cows: good $Ht.2bfi l'b&'i; do j grades, with the new price at 40 spirit increasing land values: con- had fOUm jtt put it on ani dazz coiiiit'on 1o iJMHbujn t.bt!i lilt, lb. tc'-n!s lor old hair and 5'J cents per tinued "liill" JKllar. "It will. A it(1 friends displaying it. Then to lo cutter t.5't. uuuti year i irijcs viviuujj K'-"1''' b-ef ta.&u, do cutler to me dium S7.a'j9.&0. Calves: lbs. dow n ), medium to choice tln.O'tC )2.;0; do cull!11' wnanmo loaay. aiinouen jocai to common f 7.04b $1 O.'rO. j Veab-is: milk fed, ood to choice i $U.&0 14.5(; do medium $l'J.'-"! cull to common Jh.&osr i Jfocs: Steady; receipts in-i cludinK VI direct. Heavy wejcht (2fiO-3iO lbs.), me dium to choice H '.."( r $ h M-.diutn weight 2"i-2r. lbs.), medium to choice $!S.fr 12.75. LiKht w lKht (I'i't-no lbs.. me dium iu eiioicv i i.7y "i i i.'JU, J-ight lights (U't-Mi'i ll. s). me- diun lo choice : 'if U t i . i j " ' ! uiiini v coire iv.ii'iii..,.i. S Feeder nd stock'! pirs 7 ' -3 3 ill.m.), medium lo ehoic" $11. '0 ftj j $1 S.t'o, (Soft or oily Iiokm and roast ing pigs i eluded in uboe jtioia tionc. Hu-ep and lamb.: Quotably ,H.ir lankvn for h(. tranftI)0rtlllion Kt..-nly; receipts Lf WJlt(,r J jimb ( 4 !- d-Wn. go-d it I ehoiee 1 1 3."f. u ij.7 1,; do i'yi lb.-.! r'u' llltion has been placed idown), niMiium $1 J.".-'- i;i.MI: uo ; full weights), cull to common J-S.LO j fii II !."'. j t-ui ling ethers: ( 3 I -t lb idouni, mediuin lo choite JS.ouii j $ 1" on. I Kwi'c: (1-0 Ib'K. d't-vwi), mediom lo ehoire .;."'.; do (lln- jir.'i Mm), medi'im to rliolei S4.''f comi'iou I. Id '( I 4.y. attractive mndoM nro truly ... OF THE DAY CIIAIX If feti Ijow CIm 1.06 l-OJ lAZfl 1.1054 l.0" 1.104H 1.I5J4 113 1.15, !i NEW VOI'K, June 32 AI iui-t iftn ni h cha ractrixed t o- day's jstock market. Price sliitroed oU moderately in th early Irnd-j I ing in sympathy with the d-clint- in whfat future but fresh buying tsupport quickly appeared and thej ijnaiket fuJJied sticsun. 1 j J'ublic "JtiJlty and several highf priced haresmo;ed up during tht' J;iH1 "'JU' ln contraust with the iuq- J uidation in othr strttions of the Jiat. Auburn auto rose IS joints j to a new hijjh, wbiie Midland Hteei ; j I" ' J W- U 1J ' J " ' 'J 4111 J I J IB j M'aJmwsand American Waterworks i electric each. On the other! nd. I niversal Leaf Tobacooa lost ' 7 V. points lo 71. and National HeJ-.""y m ne.e, sajo i,:u ijvi !! 2 to 4 both ..- low tar. "Ihe price of land around the i...t... .ni.j . ... idoHu 4 points, while Commercial Kjlvpnts was off J ti points. New York Central and Southern la cific iKipged substantially. The cloie was irregular. Total sales ap proximated 3,3ti'.t,t0 shateK. Wool Quotations Slump In Oreaon: , HALKM. Ore.. June 12 (AP) A feiing of uneasiness which has I be.-n manilefct In buyers" market In ,"-,Ul wol and mohair. cultminaAed in lower quotations here tolay. M'oarse wool, icenng me mnuence of the. talked of cut in tariff, drop- ped 2 cn4 per pound to in, while Unt. ...-,. t and medium . , . - idM.air dropped 3 cents on both j pound lor kid hair. j i'iai nuyi'rs were waicnin 11111 roiiKiderable in le -.( the uUvi ion of j 7tu,ou pcuinds of Kastern Oregon I under sealed bids, to be held interests P't f it not seeking any Urges Measures To Secure Water For Hong Kong IKiNT, KON'fl, China, June 12 ;"AP. I'roMt rneaycrci; :.i alJ-vi-'iito the serious drouth and water J famine whU h are facing f long '"n H I'lulJition of about a mil- 'linn persons were advocated today presentative committee icnvned (o conisider (he problem. j ah vessel neionging to tne nav ial and military nuthorities are co t'.j.eratintr in this urgent -work and (the Htandard Oil and Astatic le- nmei wiuer uuie. i ne sireeift ure ddily lined with tjueues await ing their shiire of w-iter. The l l.i nd's rainfall thus far has been tfn inches under a normal fifty indies. The non-Chinese civil population f )ittv Kong is about 16, 50U with ;t total Chinese population of 961, 4oo. f'l!l It KHMi TOXS V.ATi:il SHANCHAI, June 12 (Al H.irin Kong, suffering from a dnujL'ht arid watt-r famine, has pl.if -d ;in nrd-r with the water works here for 4o((0 tons of water d;illy to aid in supplying Its needs. Aln.ut 25 cents gold a ton will be (.aid. Th Ddlar steam-hip manage itf nt jijiid f.ur of their steamers weekly xtill didiarge 3 5ft tons of wat.-r nt Hong Kong, hrinulng It f roni Itunila and Shanghai. The !'i,i,di.ni I'ailfif will do likewise, lioth com pa nies regard the mea-uirt- ns an emergency , and will make no charge. (.A (.KA.Mih ItKIAlL. M.litKK'h Dairy. i Hntti-r. creamery &0c; 2 Ib, .t5e. Kggs--2Xo. rh.-cse 4"e lb. Hoik y Comb, 2."c lb. Vcgetahlr I'ol.U n - 1 .25 cwt. A rtlrhoke 2oc. Paisley be hunch. I'iibbagf - 5c II.. Catiiiftowi-r 15c lb Gtapelrtiit. Flnililu- 2 for 25c l.fttn. 3 hi-atln a 5c. Wk otttitii rr lb. Y-t((iw onions rl(, i'.it rots - 1 M(. hunch; 3 for 26c lt...rt- . j,H. for 1 5c. Turnip.- -1 ne a himcU. i i ui ...i.c and the. (In n p-pp.-rs- '4ftc lb. Ori rti iMiions---(T.c. Ita'lKh 5i: iitinih. tin . u Vf.-i h. 25(; C.e. i. Ii. au - 2i Sc. 1 : h ul.nr C it.?. 25C. , FrtllLs t:ill Ul.iS - Mm; H. Unyal A n ii- clh-rili ibs. 2&c. 1.- IIIUlIK - do, iiinnges .i,-i-'i( i.OO do St nt v. 1m i rlr-n . 2 for 2 5c. Cantaloupes - 3 fur 5c. Sigar Cunt sugar Sh.iMt. I'liMir Soft wheal $s 40 bbl. Hard fedtwaiton $8.4u bbl I'millrj lli-flH S2c lb. Jlrnt 31 Hp: TllgS - Hi. Meats and lth li'-ff hoii i :;(- ii. Chirps and .tt'iiks 4i'e to 4TC lb. Kr'sli sntuitn--. j;,c jju, Halll'Ul St-c lb. Cod S(o lo. Community Spirit Increases Land Values, According to Bill Dollar SAYrtTtR-lP YOU BUY A MAUORXEJC HOUSE. GtT TC7WK frKtt UK AMD WATt AT THE. rO$T OPiCE - If a iant hand were to lake thi ci,' Hai ml u a"Kn I"i15 city would immediately depreciate - dire condition would result." "AIai:y people who live within the natural trading area of a city ,ue si i i.. i. pioperty enhances in value as the city piosj-rs. Too often, however, there is friction between tht out side dwellers and the cily folks. Kd i for fear that their taxes will raised without any immediate bene- j fit." I 'It is one of the mcst beautiful j compensations in life- to know that you cannot help the other f"Uow wunoui nei .ms M'wru. eu the people of a community earn this and put it into practice more enjoyable condition will re- . suit. "Whoever heard of community story is told of two larmers who vuwi"j mwa, r. ..t.. farm wus in Clay county; It would be worth 25 an acre more.' 'Why. Hans how can that be? Your land is ueur un uuia. i jo jic-j than ours and a deeper soil, j "Well, Pete, the- difference in j Rvalue is not altogether in the soil.' j Part of the increased value is thej rfimnuinilv rnii-it vn: have VrJl ' (people ar always doing something, i ou Know your neijrniiois anu me ; I have- ,hl.lren neu.lv prownand thy''.el, a eireumst;inc( kepi water do n't want to su,y on the farm or U-h' '!"-' "MP ,s even I,. t!,e eoumry. Th. u,.- al- !,,W''Kh "' 1" . . ,u 1 deck. i:tt is kIiis to hnnnen to way. wantlnB to K0 to the city and , ,.,os com. Ihey often y. -hy can t we havej a Rood tunc and have things Koine hviotls' ' like they do in Clay county?" j ,J "Is that not out- &oer-t of con-j Iralmwil" arked "Hill" Jjollar. resources for neiffhuorlineKR. for friendship and cooperation right ' nulls US"1 In Hie United KlnleR. or here in our own community. If t tlie numlter Imporleil. It Is esllmat community spirit will increase land ' that n"f more than onp-Rixtll of vuhied. as ii .lid f.ir I'.te of the ",c h',lls use nre InipnnetL You'll THE GREATEST MERCHANDISING EVENT In Our History Select from fresh, clean and complete stocks no odd lots or short lines. One event not to be confused with a "Clean-up" of "Clearance" old or shop-worn apparel to offer only new, bright and DRESSES Puiing U. Special Drive LADIES' LINGERIE In silks and rayon ph'in mid lace trimmed. 6!)c. 79c, Site etcrj'. it -lM increase the heppine-ss and well-beinff of our pra-tcst crop the boys and pirls. -A jgreat oppoi-tuniity offers in this comiiiunity," said "Bill. "to res.! ire that the growth and pros perity of 1-a Grande is contingent on the altitude of a majority of the people in its trading zone- If the people who live outside of the city persist in sending the-ir money ant ay to toirif other city, they aie weakening their investment at home and making money scare m the coin in jmty "Kvery doilar we keep in our trade territory is the equivalent or about $5.(o in credit. We need all of our capital to finance our agri cultural, titan ufactu ring and busi ness interests. Each dollar sent away by a business man or a farm er to some other city for goods that can be bought in L'nion county means $5.t0 in credit taken from the community. Every farmer or rancher who buys merchandise, clothes or his farm requirements from other citi-s is sending cash and also credit from his onw com Kven-merchant who m unity ! r,r.Tr ;..nt marL.t. j they can be bojght near at home j is reducing the trading capital of (this territory," said. "Bill." j "Then le us be true to this city t-ouniy. It the cily dwell ... ' . . . er and the farmer pool their in terests for a peimanent prosperit. Cooperation has built every town and letttr when they both learn uiai une .-iiuuul inn muiuui uic other goes down too." (Copyrigh 12!. Fred Mozart) A HEAL THRILL NEW YOi'K, June 12 (AP) What thril? for honest I-auretta. 0 1st on, clerk for a piano company. , tne louna diamond ring in the lobby of the company's building. notified the elevator man that she fche took u to a jeweler for ap- praisat. Me vaiuea H al si,O"0. The thrill w as bigger than ever, Eut LaUreita was afraid of such -Bealth. She left it In the jeweler's urne. ow sne is to get a reward from the owner. Dansereut Cargo e lius to be eltilrorately d on s h i plma rd, pie reed b v Rie j ftm, tntukwujs. misetl from the bold Ixittom iii dt)ii;i:ige worl, nrA uo- rew ooir diu imported While ilirp is no report tlinf Bhowp Ihe totnl number of golf Get Style Plus STRETCH YOUR DOLLAR Make Your Dollar Do Double Duty All brand new models pur chased especially for this big event. The latest pleat ed, draped and frilled ef fects also ensembles in georgettes, crepes and the ever popular prints. Some of these would normally sell at prices as high as $15.00 each. 2 for $15 for New yE.rt k Being Made to Offer - -"" LADIES' SILK HOSE Iioholink Brand All shades and guaranteed. $1.00 iTL i3 U RJJ WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR BARGAINS FIND IT HERE Oopr for thlfl oolttmn mm be In bj I a. MILS XOKKIS 1XK l'LAXTS. -i:-tf Wilson's Plants al Stone's C-ll-tf HIK HKU WKDlll.Vt! - A piece of one of the new pat terns of beautiful Kostoria Glass ware Tiill pleiine her most for her shower or weddine gift. See the new numbers jus! lecoived at Kichardsons Art and Gift Shop. 6-30-3t. THUOIGH AN OVKHSKiHT The name of the Crescent ineat was omitted from the labor L'nion ad in la-st nisht's Observer. La Grande C'ential Labor L'nion Ad vertising :ominitt'e. 6-12-lt. Uemstltctiinii. pieomus. button- buj-sjea, etc Norton'. Kiadle Suop, M.-YV WAFKIjK SETS Sua thb latent things in Waffle Seta just received at liithardson's Art and Gift Shop. They are just the color schemes that you .have wanted lor your breakfast nook. 6-10-3t THIS MEA.VS YOU Your' plants this week at Mac Marr's 371. Mrs. Wilson's closing up shop. 6-12-3 tp Wilson's Plants al Stone's C-ll-tf - VOl It IMtTI HKS Will be most attractive when en larged, hand tinted, and framed by Kichardson "The Art Man" Richardson's Art and Gift Shop. . 6-lu-3t. THIS MEANS VOl" Get your plants this week at MacMarr's 371. Mrs. Wilson's clos ing up shop. 6-12-3 tp. NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S SALE Notice is hereby given, that I have received an execution issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of the State of Ore. iron for l'nion County, dated the Jth day of May. 1323, in the action therein pending wherein Mik Nel son is nlaintiff and W. E. McClure is defendant, to me directed, upon day, the 2nd day of June, 1J23, at a jiidgrnejU made and entered in ; its court room in tho court house at said court-and cause on fhe 2nd day j L Grunde.' Union County, Oregon, of May, 1129, In favor of the plain- as the time and place for the hear tiff and against the said defendant. ing of any objections to znUl finnl lor-tfle lum o: HoO.oo, with Inter- account and. for the final settle- esc inereon bl tne rate oi a per cent "per annum from the Stli day of February, 1S25. the further sum of $75.00 attorney foes, and $16.7 costs and dl'lmraoments. under which said execution 1 levied upon the following described real prop erty in Union County, Oregon, to wit : Northwest quarter of the North- Quality Plus Me ns Suits Our Quality Suits are of pure virgin wool, tailored by the nation's master tailors, in all the new colors and pat terns. Snappy models for the young men and more conservative styles for those who de sire them. Priced spe cial for this event $17.45 S19.50 $23.45 oin. - vi.ti vaiues in rtii Departments. Men's Dress Shoes and Oxfords S2.9.-), $.3.4.-., $.!.9.-. .Men's Dress Sox Rayons 35c, 43c II Z.iC, J.CPENNEYCO. , 108 Depot Si. I Grmsle. Ore. - Smart Ties For Father's Day Selected silks ju assorted stripes, checks and plaids. Many unusual patterns. Gen erously cut and well finished. Up to Dad's own standards of style and value. 98c east quarter of Section 10, Town ship 2 South, Kange 37 K. W. M., in Uuion County. Oregon; Lots 7, S, S. 10, 11. 12, 13. Block 15, Chaplin's Addition to Jjt Grande, L'nion County, Oregon. NOW THBKEKOHB, by virtue and authority if said writ, and in obedience to Us commands. 1 will, on Friday, the 21st day of June, 3 2 1, at ten o'clock a. m. of said day. at the front door of the corrt house in I-a Grande, L'nion County, Oregon, sell at public auction the above d&scribed real property and all the right, title, interest and equity of the defendant therein, to -tlie -hinhtist . bidder for cash, the proceeds of said sale to be applied in satisfaction of said judgment, in cluding costs and accruing costs of execution and sate Dated at La Grande, Oregon, this 22nd day of Mey. If 29. JESSE BKESHEAKS, Sheriff of L'nion County. Oregon. May 22-23 June 5-12-1D NOTlCK OF FINAL Notice is hereby given that the undersigned executor of the estate of William Evans, deceased, has tiled tn the County Court of Union ';onnty, Oregon, his final account, and that said court has fixed the ' hour of ten o'clock a. ni. on Tues- j mem ana qisinuuuun ot sum vo iaie. Hated this 22nd day of May. 1929. ' l'It I HM I "L-VAVS! nnrl filO W. EVANS. Executors of the Es tate of WHlinm -Evans, Deceased. COCHItAN & EBEItHAUD, At torneys for Executor. May 22-29 June 5-12-13 Value 11 -STORE BUYING POWER With our tremendous purchasing power we are able to go the limit with values that cannot be equaled. Sale, for we have no stylish garments Special Inducements That MEN'S FURNISHINGS Men's Straw Hats $1.50, $1.95,' $2.43 Men's Broadcloth Shirts Attached Collars 95c, $1.49, $2.43 Men's Union SuiU 49c, 73c, 93c Gasoline, tejtul:ir, r-;a gul.