La Grande evening observer., July 03, 1929, Image 8

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE.
New
Bathing Suits
'Jit jV
IS s
9 I S
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for til In column muni
la by P a, m.
am tilt; bent ever. Hl.rB to lit evory
niemher of the family, In a dozen
different Hlylcj, wilt bo found lit
Iticmird.son'H Art ami Gift Shop.
7-1-31.
Jump In Legal
Age Ends War
Over Marrying
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
One and Two-piece .suits
$1.95 to $6,50
Men's Wear.
ItC.
-Norici; 4
Iuo to the Innialfalion of out
new system of billing, it will he
necessary for ciih(oiiicik to hriiiK in
their (iit(nM'nl',i wliun payimr hilt.
K. O. I,. & r. Co. 7-3-21-
ciiicacjo ;kain
UTient Open Illicit Ixw Close
iy ttiyA uu-x m-K J.i
s'pt .. I2;li 1.25 1.27 W l.:t!iS-i
JH-L- 12tt 1.29 1.2Ji J.2N'it
1'OHTIiAM) CKAJX
inly MbVt i . i v( i . 1 " i.i ii
Sc'Ht 1111 1.17 1.1(1 i.I7',
1-21 1-I!4 1.21 'i
si;k out wiximiws
For si'iisoiuihtc colnri-d k!"'
ware, viiHi'K, Hower bawls, icetuhs,
water nets and Ice lea Khis.si-H, at
Melville's. 7-II-L't.
ja.ci: .n ly :
Jli dance Hat. nitfhl at Dance-!
land Tal k. HUr Novelty orchestra.
7-3-1 1. '
aivi-:ktini-; yoi u tou v
Ity getting olio of the aluminum
La Grande name plah-i, for ymir
car. Tim regular official $l'.o'
pinto on special thin week for $J.ou
at itichurd.'ion's Art and (Jilt Hiiop.
They are nice to have on your ear
when taking that vacation trip.
7-1-It!.
K-iv. kkkvici;
In Ihe titling of wiialMliiel'ls and
shlo Klitf-H -H at. lticliardsfin's AM.
and Cilft Hliop. 7-I-:il.
CI.AltK.SVIUJ:, Tun. (AP)A
mountain feud in which the weap-j
oiih were Holy Wle and lenal
cei-til hates to Weil has been ended
by a recent Tennessee law dietat-i
in that 2 years Is the legal ago
for feminine discretion.
('larksvflle for years has been a
"(Ireimi timen" for ardent Ken
tucky lovers. That state denies u,
Kirl the right to marry without pa
rental consent until ho is 21 years
old. Ho the KentnckianH flocked
to ('liii lisville, just across thu Ten-I
nt :-se, line.
Tim tend between marrying i
; magistrates started last Christmas,
j S'l'iires .1. It. Harper. V. Kelly.'
I V. U. follow and S. U. Tinsley
( 'larUsvilie answers to , Impatient
Kentucky youth grew weary of ,
Sipiire W. II. J lean's Invasions on
their marriage market,
i Siniire I lean was a retired rural
n:ail cariier and could play an nd
j antageous open 1 icld game with
the bridal parties outside the court-
house, while the other magistrates 9j5.no
in itrpi uiJMy tiiiiiii,
I'OHI'liAM) CASK
PORTLAND, Ore., July 3 AP)
(.'ash wheat: Big Bend bluestcm,
hard white I1.301&.
Soft white $I.1U.
Western white $1.19.
Hard winter $1.15.
Northern spring ?i.lfi.
Western , red $1.15.
Oats: No. 2-38 lb. white $:M. HO.
Today's car receipts: wheat Hit,
flour 5, coin 6, hay 3.
CHICAGO CASH
f'HirAGO, July 3 (AP)
Wheat: No. 2 hard $1.20; No. 3
hard $1.17.
Corn: No. 2 mixed U4'4 r,, No.
2 white !)( y4 fn tj.
Oats: No. 2 white 40 j j 4" U ;
No. 3 while 43 44 ft.
Bye: No. 2 'JZ.
Barley: cniotahle range ft.SC5.
Timothy seed: $4,201 $4.95.
Clover seed: $lS.t'ur $23. OU.
l-ard $11.85; ribs $13.75; bellies
HACK MAN'S
Stop at Highway (Iroeery, fire
works, lc to Uric, 2203 Adams,
i;-!7-l(it.
AIUS MUtltlS I'OK PLANTS.
-j2-tr
HcnistilrhitiK. ii;eting, but ion
Uolitt), etc, Nortoti'H Kiildln bnoij.
MllS. NOItltlH KOI I 1'LANTrf.
0-13'tf.
Take
ynu on
MtlCC 'ASI.NS
a pair of muccas'ns
your ramping trip.
with
They
. FANS
Come In And Get One
Free
KEEP COOL-Enjoy the 4th in SWIMMING
SUITS AND OUTING TOGS.
49c to $1.98
Norton's Kiddy Shop
licitcr Merchandise Lower Prices
iCcialiutlnn of the city magls-1
( rales took the form of a notice
posted in the county clerk's office,
, which stated they would marry all
j coiners free between the hours of
j 7 a. in. and & p. m. during Christ
( mas time. ' f- , j,
Scjufre Dean countered With tho
annoitni'cmetit that he would mar- !
ly all comers at nil times free or
cha ige for t he remainder of his
tenure of office, and the city mag-
1st rates hauled down their plucard
;t)ie next day. The inariage war
! reached an impasse, and only one
couple was able to profit.
I' Now comes post-war economic
.depression, both for the magistrates
and the schools of Montgomery
' county, according to Clerk W. K.
Oozier. Be explains that Tennes-J-ec's
raising of the ago girls may
he married without parental con
! vent from IS to 21 years will dl
f vi-.-t tl.oao to $1,2110 in licenso
feta a year from the state.
But even he seems to be glad thu
marriage war is over.
Summer Fruits,
Vegetables Are
At Their Peak
I.N.M BII.S Plt !; FATAL
HAI.WM, Ore., July 3 (AP)
Mrs. Charlotte Hardy, 23, of Med
fi(d. di'd In a local hospital last
night from Injuries received when
a train crashed Into an dutomoblle
in which Mm wa-i riding June Hi.
She. formerly lived in Salem. She
is survived by her husband, Paul
Hardy of .Med ford, and by u young
daughter.
PORTLAND, Ore.. July 3 (AP)
Summer, fruitK und vegetable
have reached their peak at the
Kast. Side market maintained by
the farmers and ranchers' associa
tion. Below is today's range of
prices:
Loganberries $1.25 to $2.40 a
crate; celery $1 dozen bunches;
lettuce 75 cents to $1 crate; straw
berries $1.50 to $1.60 crate; black
caps, $2.50 to $2.75 crate; cucum
bers $1.25 dozen new potatoes 3
cents pound; old potatoes $.S sack:
cabbage 3 cents pound; local
beans lOfi15 cents pound; The
Dalles beans 4 cent.! pound: new
peas 5 cents pound; old peas 3 'j
cents; carrots 25 cents dozen bun
jelien; beets 25 cents dozen bunches,
seed onions 25 cents; r.i.-puerrles
$2.75 crate; currants $1.05 crate.
Since the. Dairy Kxchange ceased
operations, egg and butter quola-
-tlons were up In the atr. Here
after prices on these will be those
given Tor the retail trad at the
Yamhill street market by ihe City
market master. Whol civile prices
usually range one to three or more
j cents above these.
CHICAGO LI VKSTOCK
CHICAGO. July 3 ( A J') (P. B.
D. A.) Hogs: receipts 21,00a, in
cluding 7,000 direct. Market nteudy
to 10c "higher with Tuesday's aver
age. Top $11.&U paid 150 to 210
lbs.
Cattle: receipts 0,500; calves 2,
500 better grades fed steers and
yearlings 10 to 25c higher others
ijlow and steady all classes of cat
tle unevenly higher for week. Bet
ter gradeu up most $16.15 paid for
light and medium weights.
Sheep: receipts l.OOU, steady (o
strong; native lambs $14.."0fti $14.75
few $15,00 4 $15.15, rangers $14.75
f $15.00. . Kat ewes $6.00 n $.75.
Lambs good an 1 choice i2 lbs.
down $14.25i $15.25.
can. Southern Pacific, Otia eleva
tor and Texas and Pacific railroad
gained from 3 to 6 points. The
closing was strong while total sales
approximated 4.500,000 shares.
MAN RESEMBLING
TALLMAX IS HELD
(Continued from Pkge 1)
son had been fishing and noticed
the man loitering in the, under
brush. They called to him. Sher
iil took the man to his own hono
and notified Hood River officials.
Tlie sheriff did not respond until
this morning.
FILM STAR DIES 1
OF AUTO INJURIES
TWO K.WtTH KNOCKS
SA XT A BA It BA It A, Oil., July
(AP) Two earthquake sin
most simultaneously wvro felt hern
ut 1:10 a. m. today. Both wore
lliihl and resulted In no damage.
They were the first felt In the i
cinity I his year.
Wheat Averages' :
Higher; Winnipeg
Five Cents Up
-1
K3 km
ii .. . ff ,T.i -r-.i ,
i fn i in. iTMiniii" i -
CHICAC.O, July 3 (AP).' With
Argentine wheat at a premium over
Cnltel Slate for the Tirst time
this season, the wheat market
hero averaged higher today.
Drought complaints from most
spring wheat districts northwest
continued, but advances were
checked by gelling to minimize
holiday risks tomorrow. Opening
unchanged to !'ie higher, wheat
afterward held, near tho Initial
figures. Coin, oats and provis
ion. were als-j firmer wiUi corn
stui ting e to v up and sub
sequently gaining a llltle more.
Wheat closed strong 1 'u 2 VI c
set higher, corn fn 1 Nc up. oats
a to ! c advance and provision!
varying from 1 2c decline to fie
gain.
Winnipeg Wheat Rockets
WINNIPKd. July 3 AP -Another
Bullish movement struck
the wheat market today, sending
prices fixe cents higher with the
July rulurc selling at $t.3i1t, the
highest mark for the crop season.'
October wheat at noon was selling
J .'1 1 i' higher at $1.36 and tho De-
eiuher 2c above yesterday's
lose at $1.33 n.
PORTLAND LIVKSroCK
POKTLAN1J, Ore., June. 3 (AP)
Cat tie and calves: Unchanged ;
receipts cattle 75.
Steers (1100-1300 lbs. $11.50 iff
$12.25; do good $1 1.50 fn $12.25 do
medium $ 1 0.00-$ 1 1.50 ; do common
$8.linJr$ 10,00. .
Heifers good $1O.207$1 1.0; do
common to medium $7. Go fn Hi. 25.
Cows: good $y.00 f't $ 10.00; do
common to medium $7,00 4 $'j.ii(i;
do low cutter $5.0(ili $7.oo; good
beef $:.00fi $J).75; do cutter to ine
diuiu $7.00 fn $H.0o.
Calves: (5o0 11, $. down) inedliim i
to choice $u.0ui $1 1.50, do cull to!
common $7. (Mi fir $:i.oo. I
Vealers: milk fed, good to choice!
$)3.oori $)4.0o; do medium $II.oo
ii $13.00; cull to common $8.00 V j
$11.00. . j
Bulls: (yearlings excluded). j
Hogs: Steady, receipts 500 in- i
eluding 345 direct.
Heavy welglt $ 1 1 .00 m $ 1 2. On. j
Medium weight $ 1 2. (Id if $ 1 2.50.
Light lights $11,251-0 $12.50.
Packing sows, rough and smooth
$8.5(1 r.i $11.50.
Slaughter pigs $1 l.oofi $ M.Ro.
Keeder ami siocker pigs medium
to choice $ I l.Mtif $ i 2.5n.
(Soft or oily hogs and roasting
pigs excluded in above quotation's).
Sheep and lambs: steady; re
ceipt;! 100.
Lambs: (,S4 lbs. down), good to
choice $lt.5o U $i:;.oo; milium
$!i.5o fij $1 l.oo; -t (nil weights),
cull to common $S.oo fa $ii.5o.
Yearling w thers: (110 lbs. j
down) medium lo choice $7.0o' at
$y.oo.
Kwes: medium to choice $l.ao'ff
$5.25; do medium to choice $3.50
fif $5.00; do (all weights), cull to
common $1.50''(i $3.5n.
North Portland Livestock Market
will l.s closet! July 4.
(Continued from Page 1)
after taking roles in short subjects,
appeared in the "Lights of New
York." which brought her much
recognition from producers.
Having begun her career as an
actress at the age of three years,
Miss Brock well achieved success
first on the legitimate stage. She
was starring in her own company
at the age of 1 7.
The daughter of Lillian Brock
well, widely known dramatist, she
was raised In the atmosphere of
the stage. Her mother, with whom
she lived at Hollywood, Cal., was
at li oi death bed.
AMERICAN FLAG HAS
SEEN MANY CHANGES
iContlniieu from Pag 1)
sign; and It shows, incidentally,
thai at that time the- colonists still
desired to remain In the British
empire, if they could ' get parlia
mentary representation.'
In the upper left coiner It bore
RADIO CLIMBS
TO 90, HIGHEST
IN LAST MONTH
12 SELL FOR Li ESS
DRESS UP!
For the Fourth!
Our .Mcn'i; Suits have that
style distinction, beauty of
fabrics, superiority of design
and modi Is that meets the
requirements, of well dressed
men and at an underselling
price that means a money
saving to you. Values unbeatable.
$12.95 - $14.95
$19.95
;
Destroyers of Hteh Prices
tha British union the crosses (hat I
symbolize the union of Scotland;
and England but the remainder oi
the flag was composed of 13 hori
zontal red and white Btripes, rep
resenting the 13 colonies.
Thefp remained, however, a large
number of kinds of flags in ser
vice; and since 4hee often caused !
confusion at sea, congress was
earnestly asked to adopt ono uni
form flag. Accordingly, on June 14.
1777, congress passed this resolution:
"Resolved, that the flag of tho
13 United States shall bo 13
stripes alternate red and white; ,
than the union be 13 sta.-s, white j
In a blue fit-Id, representing a new j
constellation."
This flag, It Is to be noted, was'
an easy transition from the grand
union flag. All that had to be
done was substitute the field of
stars for the British cross In the
upper left corner of the ensign.
The position of the stars In the
field often varied with the taste
of each Individual. Betsy Ross, It
Is said arranged the stars In each
flag she. made In accordance of the
.wishes of the persons for whom she
was making the flags . j
One of the most interesting Am-I
erican flags in existence is ono
flown by tho famous old frigato
Constitution, it has its 13 stars
arranged In a circle, with ono star
in the center and four stars out
side the circle in the .corners of
the union.
In 17!i5 Kentucky and Vermont
were admitted to the Union and
the flag was then revised to con
tain 15 stars and 15 stripes; and
It was this flag that flew over Kort
MeHenry during the British at
tack on Baltimore and Inspired the
writing of the "Star Spangled Ban
ner." In ISIS, however, it wus seen
that a new stripe could not pos
sibly be added for every new state,
so Capt. Samuel Bold of the nuvy,
a hero of the war of 1812, was
J.C.PENNEYC0.
108 Depot St.
La Gracie. Ore.
Gun Metal
Oxfords for Men
There's a style and dash
Jo these oxfords that will
create a favorable impres
sion the minute you see
them! And you'll find a
world of service in them,
tool
$3,98
asked to design a flag. Ho designed
tho flag now In use 13 stripes,
representing the original 13 colon
ies, und u ctur In the union for
every state.
The last stars were added by
President Tuft when Arizona und.
New Mexico vorc admitted to the
union. The 4S stars In the pres
ent flag, incidentally, were ariang
ed In the order in which we see
them by Admiral' Dewey, here of
Manila Buy. ?
Films
For
The
Fourth
Take along AGFA
ANSCO and get a lot
of GOOD Pictures,
. fits all Cameras.
L. & L. Drug Co.
LASTING
When you choose a fitting1'
monument for the lust mark
of respect' for a departed
loved one, you are playing a
busting memorial one that
will last through the ages
to mark the sacred spot for
generations to come. Designs
and prices gladly furnlshel
without obligation.
Cemetery
Memorial
Works
C. It. McCLURE
La Grande, Ore.
N K W YORK, July ?. (AP)
Heavy selling of the public utility
shares, several of which dropped
two to six points, temporarily un
settled today's slick market, which
was again pointed lo highe;
ground.
Curiously, the low prices of the
day were recorded al ter t he call
money gate had dropped from 12
to S per cent but strong buying,
.support made Its appearance, par-;
tlcularly in the so-called "Morgan (
stocks" and the market was head-f
ed upward again In the early al-
ternoon.
Radio, Inactive recently, 'was
taken hold of in (he Html hour ;:"-!
lifted lo '.mi the highest in a month.
Prices of many oilier leaders res
ponded to a fart her di op in t he
call money rate to six per cent.
Auburn auto searing 15 points to
a record price, while American
1
Hows litis lor a Lol-wcsillier Jiimcr?
One of these evenings, when you're x
liausti'il from llm Ileal ami linlliing I.Mrs
;iinl, liow would you like to Hit dow n lo a
dinner like, this? An ico-eold fruit nii,
jellied ( liicken und ham, a salad of eri
lellliec willi a fluffed tomato ill asde. And,
for dessert, 11 Mriiwhrrry sundae.
'J'eniilini;, isn't it? And so pleas
antly eay lo irenire. Then your
(General l.leetr'u: Refrigerator w ill
do the rest.
I 'ifly decrees is aceepled hy seieu
lisls us I In 'Manner point" in the
preservation of food. W lieu ihe.
leinpeialuro rises eell a degree
or two ahove tti.ll, liaeteria multiply, foods
lifetime unsafe lo eal a menace to health.
In the General l'.let h ie. ltefi igeralor tho
temperature i tuiliuiKiliriilly kept several
degrees In-low litis always.
Now, in ailililiou lo all its previously
proved superiorities, (Jeneral
r.lei liie offers nil n-fc7 warp
pi i ml t aliiuel!'! here a re now more
ih.iii.'iOO.OOO General Kleelrie le
frigt r.iloi' users autl not one has
spi .il a Miigle dollar for repairs.
1 Vires on llie new all-steel models
slarl al 82 1 ." t lh fnt loiy. Set)
lliem al our display rooms.
EAT VARIED,
BALANCED FOODS
Use a Push of Sugar to Make
Many Foods Delightful
.Mm-3". j: t
TlHW ill oil fl Ct'iirrnl Wi'itiir It.itir hififh fn( itrrv .Si.onuv evening
II lo ) l.aalrm Sttitulitril Tinw urcr ('it! .V '. (", iiefnuffc of tJ stniions
GENERAL ELECTRIC
Liberal Allowance on Your Old lief rifcralor
W. H. Bohnenkqmp Co.
Modern science rmphusiftea that
n limited diet is monotonous and
that it is bad for us. For enjoy
ment and for health, cat varied,
ha lu need fixids.
The frreatest ally of the balanced
diet is flavor. (Jood rooking is the
foundation of healthful eating. The
woman in the home is the guardian
of our diet, and thus of our health.
1 .car n the secret of a dash of
sugar in making cereals, fruits and
milk desserts delicious. Try oImi
the old secret of delicious cookery
just rediscovered by four women
ooking experts working in a New
Yoik skyscraper. Add a tablespoon
i ( f.yjVir to vegetal-let while they
nre cooking in a sm.tll amount of
water. Note how thi? vegetables
improve in colur, in freshness and
in flavor. The d -.' ci unr docs
I not in .ike the vegvl:Uii 1.-, .;e eweet.
I U makes them more cieiihtfuliy
I their own natural cgv:.v.Ie. selws
j than ever.
I Slimnc?s ha gone out of date.
I The angular figure is no longer
j fahiomille. Don't gorgf and don't
1 !in!t your family's diM iu a ftw
I fix M--t f ..! are in--re de-lu'io-.:s
an i nouri.diir.vr wih s;:qsr.
' Good iced promotes ood health.
The Suiur l.;i:;e.
in Tin-; cot "Vi v coi liroi-TMi;
st ati; of oiti;;oN itu
I MUX (DI . l .
In the Matt.T of the Cuordi.iusliip
of the IN-rsoiiH and Kstntt's of
Kit-wart M. I'dilngton and I tony
IVnltiKtnu, Alinois.
NOTM'K OF UrAKIHAVK SAI.K
tF IU:.I, KSTA'I K.
Notien i.i hcrchy givi-n 1 hat t lo
untli'islgnf l will, from and after
the 71 Ii day of August, lI"L".t, at the
ofrtce of OriM-n .V: Mess. In Ihe I .a
Oninde Nutinoitl U;uiU ImiMiuii, l,a
tlrande, OreuDtt, proceed to m-11 al
)rlviiti sale. puiHiiunt to nu onkr
of the t'ounty fouit of the State
of on-Kiin for I 'ntmi 'minty. en
lereil herein May 2. in:".! to the
Highest hid'lei for cnli, or part
rii.1d with lalance wcuied ly niorl
Kairo on tho piemises. all the rihl.
tit lo and Interest of tin minors
Stew art I Viiimjlon ami I terry
I'eninirion, heing an ini'li vi-ini l -1 :'.
tntcrt'.st in f'-e simple i-iich. In ami
to I lie I'ul hi whig ihiril'.'d real
propei ty. tiouuded as lullews:
The Kast '.'' fe.-t of l.(. 2.
ami the Nmtli -j:''t IV.. t ,f the
Fast US feel i-f l.ol M. in ItioeU
S. Itomhr's Ad.lttlon !o l.u
( t I'tuidi-, t 11 1 tin 'oil nl y. ( ti'i;itii,
(herein designated us Trait No.
I.)
Lot No. and tto V. ;t IS
feet of Lot No. In in ltlur-k
Uinuig's Ad lition. to 1. 11 (irande,
I'nion 1 'oaiit y. t lo-vi'M ( herein
designated ty Tract n. 2.
The Smith ,r. teet of I.nls No.
t!. ; and 2 l tu Itioek l".". iiiap
lin's Addlltim to c.tnn-l'
t'nlon Fiiunty. IMeymi, (herein
drsimial' il as Tract No. 11.
TogetluT with the ti-OetiU'll'S.
hoieilllainents and a ppo 1 li-nailees
thereunto helotiKiug r in any-
v is.- appertainintr,
nu ll of said priipt i'ti' s h re;n des
ignated as Tracts niniilu n- I,
ami X. respectively, to lo sold sep
arately. t.FNA U. i'FNl N( !T y Onar
diau of Stewart M. l'enlni;t'n ami
llei ty reninsrton. Mi;ie
lUtKFN .V; IIFSS. Atlomeys U
(.iuiit itian.
July i, U, 17, a
How Near Do The Products Of
Onion County's Farms And
Factories Supply Your
Needs?
You Can Win One of These Free Cash Prizes
l!y lisllns the llnnip Mnric uml llnmo Crown rniducls L'soil !
Y.iin- Kionlly uml wi-UIiik ii letter. n 1 tu oxcecil 30(1 wunl.s BtmltiK
"Why mil- family spends lln trade dollars ko they keep elrculiillni,'
in L'nlon County," f
FIRST riilZE .$10.00
SIX'OND PRIZE $5.00 ' THIRD PRIZE $2.50
Citven hy the rnhin County I cvolopment League. Contest closes
midnight July Klsi. Throe Judges, one to he elected hy each of the
rullowing orgjinlzatlous. the Union t'ounty I'oinoua (Jriinye, the
ln rent-Teachers Assoclatinn. and the Central Uthor Council will
iward the prizes. I'rize winning letters to he published. .
MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS
Articles manuriictured from wood. clay. Iron. meat, leajher. cement,
lairy. grain and all foud prodtietH or any other product) made hi
L'nlon County.
SERVICE INDUSTRIES
liK lnillim u incliiK". laundry', Uuht and power, iind the produetH
.if .vhnlliir Industries.
FARM PRODUCTS
Milk. I. inter, fruit, eiins, vrcotulilvH and all olher products of
l'nlon t'ounty Farms.
Increase Your List for the Next 30 Days
, See how larKe you can make It before July aisl
Union County Development
League
Headquarters La Grande, Oregon
S. L. Thompson, Manager
Address Letters Sacajawea Hotel
What Union County Makes Makes Union County