La Grande evening observer., June 20, 1929, Image 4

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LA GRANDE-EVENING OESEP.VEE, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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1a GfWi'., Ot?4-s. Oarterrer-rirar pabLsfced rrtry Fr-day,
Kr.'.r4 at fR frer.oirx at La Graft, Greg-oa. a geeond
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official pap?;p. of cxrox COL'.VTT A.VO THE
Ci7T OF LA CRA.VDZ
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of ail wi diparch erd.ted 'j (t or sot w.hArwjt r.r&ixii
K ptihiish-ed hria, a:1 r.srftta of -fep'-ihUcation f pcaj d!
paterve La th.s par, ar.d aiu th local n-t Sirta alao aa
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Jf:raI A't'3ri.ir;ar RpreertaU7
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Fan Francisco, !- am., ear.-:;e, Portland. Caica.
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MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
Eggs Retna:.i Unchanged - -
in Oregon ilarket j
Stran-hrries in Dumps ; wj--.
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NEW TUB SILK FROCKS
Bright Summer Shades
9.95 to $17.75
N. K. West & Co., Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store for Over SO Years
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Closing Strong
In Street With
ia froci oa mil Lk.-?;
Wheat Unsettled, .
Three Cents Higher JSZiXXZ
Lindy &nd Anne have appr? in pu'rMc Arid had
Ij&tn anticipaU-d it a.s an e'ent in aviation that brought
them out the contest for iyrt offered by Daniel Guj-g-enheim
for safety developments in planes. Lin&y, who
did about the most danercu thing- in aviation and lived to
tell ahfiut it, ousrht to be a xvA jude of prres in safely.
fe will ferxl his services, as Guggenheim lend hw money,
to provide the thinj? that ail air-minded people want most,
which is greater flyirnr safety. And the resulu will come.
Ten years frm now flying will be considered aa safe sla mr
faring pOAAiUy safer, if traffic congestion continues. By
the time the bbeA-in-armA of today are grown, piloting a
plane will probably be no more difficult than driving a car
is now.
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barir.nr 'o r
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Viji w L'va hwift f rr. - f- i
an-1 prftvLit.'jn 'r"
c np sr.-l T:i.?.'i'i-ir.
a iT'-n-fa! a-IvAn--.
What jnj-ff '-1.
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pryv:oru iir.-rf:.kr.e-t :o a
c rhrry trip iti t:-:
w:;-.:'7 app-:ir b:jjT 1
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hr-rry crip :n t-rriio-.T
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POrlTLANT O-- ii i AP
.a-; hi.tr W.;
Bt a-ttas. h.ar-4 -ii 1 1. 15.
Wj4T!rT3. Wv.it $7.11.
Kar-i w- : 1 .
W-rc-ra r i Jt.t.
Tvliy'a car r;f prj-. ba.vaC 4,
f J1J 5 ft 1:4.5': do medium
j rjlU.St; cjII lo common
JlOSt lSSlieS UD; Hwyweijht(!5.MS4W.).ne-
j di'im to choice $10.00111.2-.
t Miiam w-ihf. t2-Zh'i It.),
NSW TOSS. J3 'A?) 'milium to cfcoic- $M. 25 $ 12.00.
T r-.-o-fH-y lo. f::it p-no-s iui Lijrht wriffht M(-!'i' lbs.), nifc
Stia.y a.- eariy p-rr- ,iam to choir $ 1 2.''t$ 1 2.2i.
of fe-ivm-si. aa a rwil: of ti , L;?ht Ijhrs U30-I5') lb.).
i-U t.vr! that tnijium to cisowre $ 1 l.uWn 12,00.
Il: itri-Tv-ccy -uf b ' picicin? sows, rough and smooth
i !cai-i-?raii7 ;v- than ex- j $ 5j $ -jJiO.
: crw-siit cca'ii'.ior-s id :a prn.-pert ' jium to choice $10.50 $ 1 1.50,
I arrr ti !irs of t? ir.on'h. Poo's' Feeder and ttocker pisM (70-135 J fc'A.V FfiAN'CIH'.'O. Ca!., Jure 20
, (jprari'ica sCii .cre' its.), medium to choice $1 1.00 H j (AI Ftutterfat t. o. b. San Kmn
1 .2 a ie : a.crtinn.t of p'jf;ic $i;.'i- (,fi or oily hogs and roat-j cisco, 50 cents,
j mt. xi?y. fo;L cnain. ton, autorr.o-i .
a -foaTs of -wiiici irr 'ifte-1 to ;
nx pie txcluit4 in aSove quota
tions;. Hheep and lambs: Steady; re
ceipts 4'-'0.
Jambs: (4 doarn), icood t
choice $I2.o0?r $13-25: medium $Ii
5(112; do cut! to common t's.SO fx
$11.00. ,
y-ar!in wethers ( 1 10 lbs. dwn)
rndtum to chofce St.oft $l'j.oo.
K w ( 1 20 L-sfc down), medium
lo choir e $4.Sffi $ 00; do U2-
150 Ib., medium to choice $2.50
frl5.0': do fail welehtaj. cull to
-! common $ 1.50 $2.5'.
Amateur" Robbers
Wound Young Man
POf:TLAXt. O J.ine (APt
Xnfs ?mirit, 2'f. wa.4 Erar-"i !
aE a ioeip't: aere to-lay for a .-.
fnrt rij Jftn-M eatsvii by a &a.Vt
?fT by a crvou.1 rooryr.
Scirh, aifOfher yca-th ar.4 fioj
nrvs w-f h!4 up fate la.ft nlzr j
Ij-y two youa'. a.xinr a:7:a7-
r. -nr. A- oa of th rtior m
iN-ar-hin.jp Smith, th vnr. tn at- i
f-mpti-ar to chanxe th rvo'ivri
roci oae hand to tn ot-er, preHl '-
T'n to them ptit ad their. d:im. $ 'ft 1 1 !.
aMrA knfi do a htde ! Sr.in I I'J-Il foci.
Truth ard bo-;nd hts woaad with 4 $ 11. 5t ft $12.3: do t 7'i-l t.
t;-,:r han-i.-i-.rhfa. 1 yocl $ 1 2. 'j'Mr $; do medium
y
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f. ,t ' f r " h z-h .- r. p or?.- n-i ii i -y
-iiij: r:ri.-t. (.: star.drd, 41
1 t fi: pnrr.f firr.. 42 : ct-r.'j;
,!rt, 41 cv-a.. r?ar.'ify pnc--:
p-:r.M 3c r.r c-jK s? a a -tar d a.
K arT j, m : - it . po i . ". r y . o a i -j r. . po -ITfj?.
ha y . c a sr;a r a
S-J'fc. h-'p 7:i ly.
doa-rs of -wiuch iri
a h:jph Ir for the yr.
i!TeraI sriarp ksjeis ere -trsorsii
arn.-r. number of
irz a.i'aa:i ia th iiai! hour.
' ' or. w a . ' h F'ow-r saarr.c 5
pc-s. Or: itevaror 41. and
A-OL-rvraii Pr-p-biics 4. M-an(u!e
E-ir;"j- 13 roe 1 2 S point. A'lw
'.'.a..m i! Wirren Bro:hrs
: . B-ooiSy-i (n;oa raa . Johns
, Maaw'i By-pro-laa Co it t .
! and N:wtt 5 ranster . Pub
t mf- of N Jry touched
!', a tyi-ork of shares
, eiuarc? &acd.s at l'i3. Th cios
; ts sr.rocr. Total- j;;es approxi'
' sxaieii 2.4-!,Hi sr.ars.
BEAUTIFUL
MEMORIALS
in. ur.d
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KW V)KK f ill IT
N'K'A V'jp.K. J ir M (Af'i-Ir.H
friit ivt hpi s'a-ly ur;chan-d.
IORTLAND UVrlNTrH-K
poktlax:. O-.. J'lC :
-Cat:! aai caivs:
i cetpf.- catTl 4 . caives 2'
A loving tribute to the clear de
parted one ... a beautiful monu
ment, carved along the modern
lines, rich in design ... an exquis
ite, lasting memorial. Visit our
' display room and let us show you
the splendid selection of monu
i ments which we offer in a wide
! variety of sizes and prices. You
r- are sure to find a fitting mem-
;oiial at the price you have in
mind.
txPr
Thea thy
no moc-y.
fU-d. Th-
obtaice-i
do comiiioo $3.
A BEAN CROP IX I'M A TIL LA
In Umatilla amnv the navy ia ri.sin? to prominence
m a crop. An eastern company haa ka.ei aummerfaI!ow
kni and will row bean, then ship them ea.U or canning.
Somethinjr like $350,fKX) ia bting expended by the company in
the bean development around Pendleton and there U an
anticipation of .V),'W acrrai of aumrnerfallow devoted to this
crop in the future. In commenting on the crop the East
Oregonian says:
i"Thi region i.i ciuuieti particaUrfy adapted to
jfrowinar navy bean Uause of our apnnjr rainfall, fa
vorable trrowin -aon and the fact tiat the bans can
(jc harvested during dry weather, in me rejfions
where this Ixn i.s rown the harvest weather conditions
are unfavorable. While the beans are to be shipped east
for canning the freight element is not as vita! as in the
wheat business Iecause the product is more valuable in
proportion to weight.
".Should bean jrrowinsj pmv profitable there will Iw
into-fatin? possibilities in connection with the use of the
straw. It is cla.H.-J as fjood fefl and the suggestion is
made that it Ik; used or el.vj s.,ld to sheepmen for feed
ing purposes. If used in feeding dairy cattle the advice
is to mix wheat straw with the feed because the bean
straw is too rich in protein."
The prospect is interfting for ail territorj' where wheat
in grown successfully and where sufficient spring moisture
is available for the U-an crop. Some such crop rotation is
inevitable if pirWuction cosU are to be lowered on grain
lands. The piesent necasity for only one crop in two years
has put h trig burden on wheat.
The country doe.-n't need, it is true, any additional wheat
:icre;.ge. Present crop totals are high enough too high if
the small return can 1-e credited to the cr-.p surpluses in
this country. No one wants to find a way to grow a good
wheat crop eveiy year on Imatilla lands, perhaps, but every
one would like to f,r,d a profitable crop that could U; grown
on'furnmerfaMow during the off years and yet not reduce
the land's capacity for wheat.
Ilear.s. v.e undeii-Ur.d, are regarded as the idea) cn-p
for the area in Ijwtern Or.-gon arid WiL,hington now devoted
to wheat one year avl urnrnerfa!!ow the next. People in this
coon'y are eating more Uar.s every year.. The demand for
iieans is greater than the dorn.-nic supply. A g.l many
nuliiwi dollar, woith of U-ans are imported each year, which
ir.dievites the i-m. il.li- expanr-ion of this domestic crop.
Tli at is the real seeiet of agricultural relief F,n,l,.w,
ROB TOM MIX
OF SECURITIES
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POIlTSMOt Tff
f AP 4'a Vt, l-n.;.ir.i. s li-t ot
Tom iln. rnofi'.n pftrr- aclor.
arfrd totay, a-r .Vri t
ported to th pu'.ir th-tt A
ta:niRgr ra.r, r.d nr'(
at $;.. r,'l to:v
prtvr r;i r ir. h :r h rt
In xitft tr.e H! s !
hr --rday anl
ht iji trivd-
'rforrr. mr
fo'd Th-1
poil.e thjt on rirnir, to th.- f.:r.
rrr fh c,M show h disrov-r-J
ed that the bag, h nid It.!-
in ft ert Mmpaftrn nt on 1-r hi(
b-rrth wax mtin; j
Vtj t'-o-Uhf ai arr 'd afr An :
inv-tijrjfion and
Pirton. So tfare of tn
bajp or Pji 'o.i'en'j n j
d.
Ml
.'..I- HA. - m. T
r,-v?v x a :
IM.'iot? $12.
Hft?n: f ItA dowo. oo-l ;
$:!.' s $: 1. 5; do common to m-f
dieum $1-T.ire fU.-r. j
t:ovrsr jrc.o-1 $I'.2: r $ l-VTS; do'
common to ra-diom. $ 2v f $ 1'.2 ;
do iow cotter $ ? I 4.23. !
FOOT PAINS
Cemetery
Memorial Works
H. JlcClure, La Grande, Ore.
r eosti 70a nothing
CCIENCE i7t of all foot pains
resuH from weakened mwcies. Now
s way is disco vererl to t-Mwrt and
nrrr.t'h-o t'oee muscles. That b'lrois
acnir., tireri fee!rn in tJx feet and lr
Cool xaiioses. pains io toes, tnJtep. ball
or teei duij acne In tu ankie. calf or
i kne-prsdin rf the ft, or tbat
i ouickiv ended. Pin itcps ia 10 min
utes when an t ccaup band ts U5a. 1
called Ibe Jucf Areb Bra'-e. It u b:njf
elastic sad ezceejinjtly tiiht and thin.
KeT;!.. sre permanent, soow, band may be discaried.
Nearly i. 000. 000 now in use. fpeciaiists, amazed at re
suits, urge it widely.
Come tn today. Money back if not deljjjbted. AJtCH BKACK3
mMi'jm $T.5 ?i $4.5!t.
Citva: tt-s. down), medium
to choic $;-r,J fif $I2.-,; do ctill
to common $ r $ :.''.
V-aiers; rr.iik. Jd. (joci to choic
i 'I
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h!d on i
tnr rfiiin.jrf
dirfO'.tr-
RED CROSS DRUG STORE
Phone Main 4.
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.-iirplu.-.. The pr.pTity
ciops of which Uiis r.,ui!tr h
01 nairy (lij.tnet.. due to that 'ndition. The per capita con
Hurr.puon 01 i.,ny pr-lnrtn in Arnenr., js st.-iily increas
ing. We con-uir,.. m act .rally all the milk and butter and
chtes; and buttermilk producel he,e. And -e consume it at
a fairly profitable p,i,.-,.. fs .itnl A)(1
that makes the growing of Uans and the growing of dairy
herds a more piofitahle farm wcupatu.n than wheat or corn
or cotton.
The fanner':; salvation in the future may come from find
ing crops that can be grown profitably t, r -place those that
am on the ragged edge, lather than in legation. In any
event, the experiment with Im-hds in t'matilla count-.- will
le interesting to watch.
TRY
W. K. GILBERT CO.
FIRST
ffighesi (Itialiltj'Best Service
4e Buy A Full Set
r
jtrrr: First Grade Firestone
jS2SS i .",ox.T ..'i:.S. $s.lo 20x1.10 9.2.-,
Wyj-Pi' :M $11.35 31x.-r.25 .... $15.30 j
Plw L Zj
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Extra Room
Mow?
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1'oziV Have Constant Need of This Dual-Use
Davenport During the Summer Months
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Guests dropping in unexpectedly friends driving through and mak
ing an over-night visit lelatives coming to spend a part of the summer
a chance to rent a bedroom to normal school students now and next fall.
There are dozens of times when an attractive, comfortable practical
lied-davenport is necessary in any home. And here you have one that is a
lieautiful, expertly build piece of furniture an ornament to the living
100m by day, a restful Ired by night.
It is converted into a bed with remarkable ease one simple mo
tionand doesn't look like a bed. Finished in Jacquard vcIouh with fancv
reverse cushions, serpentine front. Complete with cotton mattress and coil
springs.
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One of our feature numlers, unusually
low in price at . ..
$107.50
Our Usual Easy Terms
Perkins Motor Company
Bohnenkamp's
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Cor. 1th and Adams.
I 'hone M 500
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