La Grande evening observer., July 17, 1929, Image 8

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE.
Wednesday, July 17, 1929"
NEW TIES! !
Lustrous Crepes
SOLID COLOR.
Poppy. Tahoe, Yose
mitc, Tioga, Grand
Canyon, Berkeley.
New Pastels.
$1.50
Smet- Site.
Men's Wear.
troop huvo Htartnd northwurd.
No other UtitnilR wore liven.
JAPAN PESSIMISTIC
PEIPINQ, China. July 17, (AP)
Jupanetie pi-exs dlHputohei from
Tlurliln nay that the appearance
of 2.000 JtUBHian troops at Potf-
runlohlnala on the Klberlun-Man-ehurlan
frontier hn caUHed con
Hternatlon ull alonjc the canteen
branch of the Chinese eastern
railway.
Tho dispatcher which were not
confirmed from any other sources
said that "war clouds wero rapid
ly thickening."
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
WAR CLOUDS
STILL HANG
OVER ORIENT
ON SIvMI-WAItMKi; KCAJ.K
JIAIUWN, Manchuria .July 1 7,
(AP) Troop movements in Si
beria have been on a seml-wai-llko
scale for Home weeks, according
to reports reaching Harbin by
neutral observers.
Tho Russians cancelled ull
IcavcH of absence, in tho military
district of Siberia weeka uko and
bcK'm to move soldiers toward
various Important strategic points
along tho Mant'hurlun frontier. -
Observers way the KusslanH
have been paying particular .at
tention to tho organization of
Mongolians, Into regular troops
under Russian officers.
.Inly
Sept.
IC',
-ItllV
Nft.
Dec.
CHICAGO (;i(A!N
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.... 1.4 1 1.10 I.4H 1.40 Vi
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(Continued front Pa 1)
gratified Hint Nanking hud re
plied to th" Soviet ultimatum In
a manner considered eonelllatory.
( ill Ifln 1m today expressed ' confi
dence that war would ho avoided
ami any Japanese action reiuuln
unnecessary,
TltOOPK Ill-IAD XOHTirWAIlO
PKIPINO, China. July 17, AP)
, I HspateheH from Mukden, Man
ehurla, to the Chinese newspaper
HhlKtatf Nlale tht 2.uin Chinese
SCOUTS ENJOY
II U CKLE-BERIl Y
PIE AT CAMP
Ten Years
Ago Today
Judge J. W. Knowles and
r.unily motored to Covo to
attend the Cherry Kalr.
COOLING hatha for
TUH healed weather.
I! ATI I salts, soap, talc,
i'OWDGK, brushes,
fqionges,. i .
MITTS mid tablets:
ENJOY the luxury of
TIIIC modern tubbing. ;
Aid, the new things
FOR bath comfort at
TIIIC busy corner.
& L. Drug Co.
The hoy scouts Hpent yesterday
afternoon In the til 1 (h (hat overlook
'amp l'hy, picking huckleberries,
and when they returned to the
moHH-hiiir they nsked Mrs. ItrlgKS
whnt tho chances would -be f tr i
. Homo huckleberry pies, and then
prcneiitod hoi with four nations of
berrlcH. And through the courtesy
of H. K. Tyloiv of tho Ulue Mounp
tain creamery, tliey are to have
huckleberry pie a hi niodo.
TonlKht l Ktunt night at Camp
IMiy, and each of the patrols have
been busying themselves for the
, piiHt few days preparing. '
' Friday nlKht 1h going to be court
of honor, and tho boy iiave boon
Hpcndlng a strenuous week uh far
as test-passing- Ik concerned.
I On Saturday or thin woek. 4(1 new
'scouts are comlnK Into cnnip. Thin
will bo' tho last period.
ZEST WITH
OOLNtSS
Send Carnival
Man's Body To
Yakima Tonight
Tho body of Harold Kukciic
Heed. I'll, of Valtlnia, who was
killed In a mei ry-KO-i yunri iiccl.
dent at HIkIii' .Monday evenliiK.
will he forwarded to Yakltuli for
hnrlal. It was iinnouncod t(ilay.
The body Is at the SnodKiass and
Zimmerman mortuary and will be
placed on Train Nu. 23 this evon
lllK. Funeral nmiiiKementu have not
been learned.
! Mr. Reed lost his life when ho
fell lulu tho (tears of the amuse
ment device, which manuled his
abdomen, causing- Instant death.
roltTI.AX I) I.I K.Sl'OCK
POKTI.ANI). Ore.. July 17 (AT)
Cattle and calves: Quolahly
steady; receipts cattle 35; calv-.i
in.
Ktecrs (1100-KIOO lbs.), (,'ood
JII.MI JlJ.r.d; (95D-IIOO lln).),
Kood l.fiOC't $13.50; (800 and up),
medium fio.00 (i (11.50; common
(8.50 'a' Ilo.no; heifers (850 lbs.
down), Kood $ 10.3511. ( 1 1. no; com
mon to medium (7.50 rtp (10.35;
cows, good (y.oo n (y.50; common
to mndlum (7.00?. (y. 00; low cut
ler $5.00 (n (7.00; (food beef .O0Hj
(y.75; 'cutter to liiedium (7.00 'if
(y.OO; calves (500 lbs. down), me
dium to choleo ('J. 50i.(l2. 00; cull
lo common (7.00$ (y.50; vealers.
inliTc fed, good to choice (13.00 fn
(14.60; medium (11.00 (it (13.00,
cull to common (7.00ti (0.50.
IIok-h: steady; receipts 2U0.
HeavywelKht (250-360 lbs.), nli'
dlum to choleo (I l.r.oiij (1 2.60;
Milium weight (200-250) lbs, me
dium lo choice (13. 00i (12.75;
IlKht welKht (100-200 lbs.), me
dium lo choice (12.60(13.00;
IlKht IlKllls (130-1110 lbs.), medium
lo choice (1 1. 76ft (13.00; paclilllK
sows, roiiKh and smooth (y.OO ft)
(10.00; slauKhter plKS (80-130 lbs.)
medium to choice ( 1 1.50ft ( I 2.50;
feeder and sto(rker plKS (70-133
lbs.), medium to choleo (12.50 ft.
(13.25. (Hon or oily Iioks nnil ,
roasting piffs exciuueu in aiovo
(IllotatioliH.)
Kheep and lambs; (Juolably
steady; receipts 360. Lambs (84 lbs.
down) Kood to choice (11.00 ft
(13.00 medium (y.50 ft ( 1 1.00; (all
wis.) cull to common (7.00 (9.50;
yearllnfc wethers (110 lbs. down)
medium lo choice, (7.00 ftt (y.oo;
ewes (120 lbs. down) medium to
choice (l.OOftj (6.25, (120-160 lbs.)
merlluui lo choice (3. 60ft (6.00;
(all weights) c.lll to common (1.50
(rj'(3.60.
Local Briefs
Hern' from Whitney, Neb.
The Itev.'and Mrs. O. S. Hakor,
of Whitney. Neb., arrived in I -a
Grande this morning. They will
visit at the homo of his slstei,
Mrs. Laura li. Jackson, for a few
daya.
Ilir from North I'outlci
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Johnson
and their daughter,. Miss Inez
Johnson, of North Powder, spent
yesterday in I .a Cirande shoppflig
and visiting friends. They return
ed to North I'owder last evening
by car.
;olng to linker
M r. and Mrs. Mervin Morton
son, of I .a Grande, are leaving
this afternoon for Ilaker, where
they will spend their vacation. Mr.
Mortenson Is cashier for the light
company. They will be away from
this city a week.
DR. IiOUVY IS
SPEAKER AT
ROTARY MEET
;o to .Missoula, Mont,
M r. a nd M h. H en ry Sin 1th, of
I,a Grande, are leaving this even
ing for Missoula, Mont. Tney will
init at tho home of hhj father and
mother and be gone a week or ton,
days.
In Portland
Mr. and Mrs, H. I), t.'iowo and
their sous, William and Ktchard
Crowe, are spending a short time
In Portland.
Have Acvltlctit '.
John Kllanney und Hay Albert
of Ueppner, tipped over In a
truck lilled with sheep last even
ing. The accident occurred about
nine o'clock near Hot Luke. One
man waa knocked unconscious
and the other suffered a broken
shoulder. It Is reported today that
they arc on their way home after
receiving caro at the hospltul.
ter, Theresa, of Seattle, arrived in
La Grande thin morning. She will
spend a few days visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. J. K. Kolcy.
Keitiriw from Viwatlon
Mrs. Hobert Ayors, has returned
from a vacation trip to Lewlston,
Mont. She has been visiting hr
husband there for the past two
weeks. She reports a very pleasant
trip and Btarted her work at tho
Hills Department store this morn
ing. Interesting Person
H. It. Collard. who Is employed
at Siegrisl'a know. Martin Johnson
tho adventurer In "Hlmba," in
Independence, Kan. His father
owned a jewetry shop and his son
wus a watchmuker and engraver.
He was rather a "slow fellow"
And dlnllkrwl ivnrlr nnd u-auM lt
found in the back room reading I
odventure stories according to Mr.
Collard. He "beat" his way
u round the world in a cattle bout
and also made a trip to the south
seas with Jack London in his
thirty-foot smirk boat.
ker. Hhe will spend a few daya
visiting Doris and Deloris McFar-lan.
Visits In .NyitoU
Miss Joan Pldcock and Mrs.
Viola Burton, of Kamcta, left this
morning on a trip to Nyssa, Ore.
They will visit at the home of Mrs.
Burton's parents and return to
La Grundo in a week.
Ixmivo Tor Ontario
Luella Stewart and Grace Han
eke, of La Grande, are leaving to
day for Ontario. They will visit at
the homo of Mrs. Mae Hartley for
a few days. .
Goes to KIkIii
Miss Marguerite Cameron, of
Pendleton, ur lived in La Grande
this morning. She is now on her
way to Klgin, where she will visit
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
E. Cameron for her vacation.
KntiiriLS to Naiupa
Mm. Irvln Pepper returned to
Nam pa, this morning after a two
weeks visit witll her father, D. W.
Allen and her brother, George ,H.
Allen. Mnr iln nclili.tf PinriKa '. a
will remuin with the Allen's for. a
lew weeKs while her parents go
on a trio. ' .
Goes In Pendleton' V'- v
( . D. Putman and. M. J. Goss.
of La Grande, spent- yesterday in
Pendleton on business. They re
turned to.thiy city last evening.
jus-rive .neutral tare . '(
Mrs. Herman Kunta -and her
daughter. Hernia, left fpr Hunt-,
ington this morning. Her daugh-j
ter received medical treatment'!
while she. wus hero, . . ,. ' ..( j
' ' 1 . )
(iiM-s (o llakcr '.
' Miss Thelina Strain, of La
Gmnde. left this morning for Ha-
H ere on lliislncss
W. Ji. Leftel and H. M. Gold
rick, of Enterprise, spent yester
day In La Grande on business.
They returned to their homo in
Enterprise this morning.
On Trip
' Mrs. E. L. Huwley and lier
motlier, Mrs. H. W. Cross, recent
ly left on a trip to tho east. They
will visit her sister. Mrs. A. J.
O'Connel for a while and then
continue their trip to Kalamazoo,
Mich., .where they will visit
fHends. They expect to return
some time this fall.
JYom I'lji Islands
Mr. and Mrs. Jtoy Grice, of the
Eljl islands, spent last evening in
La Grande. They left this city this
morning.
f Ninety-five million Americans
and Canadians paid admission to
fairs und. exhibitions last year,
says Karl Lehman, chamber of
commerce secretary at Orlando,
Kin.
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for Oils column most be
In by 9 a. m.
Hemstitching, pieatmg. button
boles, eu' Norton's Kindle Shop,
AITO OWNKKS J
When you wish to have a broken (
side ghiiM or windshield iileklyi
and cor.ectty refitttxl, with finest I
polished plate at a saving, take
your car to Kiehardson "The Art
Man." at Richardson's Art and
Gift Shop. Ho specializes In all
kinds of glass work and invites you
ONE DOSE
SHOWS RESULTS
Gallstone pain yields to Frultola
For over twenty years Kltl-IT-OLA
has brought remarkable re
lief to sufferers from gallstone
painvi, ' stomach distress, tightness i
around the waist und other similar
ailments. Many people say their
pain stopped after the first dose!
of EUUITOLA. That's the won
derful thing about MU-ITOLA
it acts so iiuiekly. No other medi
cine ean do more. The Kltl'ITOLA I
formula is the same today as It
tthvays has been and If you try it
you too may save yourself from., a
possible operation. One dose show;i
results. Kor sale, recommended and
guaranteed by the Moon Urug Co.,
and other leading druggists. Adv.
J.C.PENNEYC0.
(08 Depot Ht.
La Grange. Ore.
Gun Metal Calf
Oxford for Men
Empliatic pr.oof that good, re
liable shoes need riot be expen
sive . , . these well-made ox
fords with welt sole, half-rubber
heel , , , priced at only
" $3.98 '
to compare (the prices.
; 7-15-:it
KliOWKK TIME
Now is the -time for flower bowli
to place on your table with pretty
bouquets from your yard. .Take n
viuitngo of tho ysc Flower lion I
special now on at Richardson's Ait
and Gift Whop. Values Lo $4.75 few
only y,Su. - . , 7-15-atj
M'LV CI.KAKA.NCi:.
. All hatnesn, tents; liiKg:iRe at i
big dieoiint. Grace'(Uainess Shopj
DANCE AT StXkkKV I
S'it. night, July Uth. Good music)
Mig liodeo Sunday, U huv.Everybod
welcome. Good camp grdun ls.
vy-17-4 tp,'
Assignment sale:
I r. Lee 11. Ro'.ivy, preslihnt of
the Oregon State Medical associa-
..r. ..i, ........ IV. . UH-,
Rotary club luncheon In tho La '
Grundo hotel toduy at noon, giving,
a short resume of the American,
Medical . ussoclutlon meeting in
Portland, in which he especially
stressed the cancer problem In de
tail. His tulk was very interesting.
I'Yh-1 Ter puny gave his autobio
graphy during tho luncheon. MuhIc
wus furnished by a Itudto-Klectrola
furnished by George Tlss.
Here from Wulbm-a
Ruy, Hchnefier. of Wallowa,
spent yesterday In La Grande on
business. Ho returned to his home
this morning.
TEA
DRANG E PEKOt
ICED
Cool refreshment for summer
days. Tree Tea gives perfect
iced loa flavor.
Il4-n from CtM'iut d'Alene '
Mrs. W. ('. Perkins has us herj
gue.His this week, Mrs. Sam Hehn
ert and her son, James, from Coeur
d'Alene. Her husband is expected
in La Grande this weekend and
they will return to thelij homo nextj
i.ionuuy.' i ' y
Leave for INirlland and Kiigcm 'I
Mrs. C.. L. I Hitlon, of Portland,
and Mis. Robert Karl, of Eugene
left for Portland yesterday. The"
have been visiting relatives and
friends for t he past week. Mrs.
Earl visited her mot her, Mrs. Kd
Kiddie and Mrs. Dutton visited at
thu home of Mr, and Alrd. A. R.
liunter. ' ''"
i.
Here ror H Visit ' I
Mrs. A. Iti'iiiner and her dangh-
NEVER BEFORE!
an Al uminum Washer
$no-00
The new Big- 3 "Speed Queen" brings to
you advantages in washing- efficiency,
beauty and durability which are offered
by only the highest priced machines
at a saving of more than $50. It will
certainly pay you to come in and see
this new remarkable washer.
Ten Quality Features:
1. Washes in :! to 7 mimitos
2. Simulant Citpnoity.
. Washes tluiroiijihlv clean. No
(!. All-nietal vrinnTer with senii
lialldiin mils. Knsy on Imltons.
soakinu no hand mliliing.
I. Washes dainty falnies with
safety.
R. Wringer swings and locks in
any position.
7. llinh snide 51. 1'. electric
motor.
S. Qwi'l nnd smooth in operation.
'.) . No oiling necessary.
10. Attractively finished in U-au-til'nl
colors.
lSpeeb Queen,
Aluminum Washer
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
AND JULY
THE MONTH OF VALUES
y
Look at these Saviegsl
m rill
m )im I
Vm M i
mm m 1
THE OUTSTANDING SUIT SALE
OF THE YEAR
Men's Suits
Group 1
. Extra
Special
1 0'95
WELL W0HT1I UP TO $2.-).(IO
Men's Suits
Group 2
Extra
Special
WIOLL WORTH $.1().(() AND S3.-..00
We have .seldom seen such remarkable Clothing value! to equal this--seldom
such qualityseldom such variety to choose from. There isn't a Suit in this
entire offering that was ever intended to sell at these prices not a Suit
worth less than $20.00, and a great ma ny were priced at $35.00 or more.
Men's Dress Shirt-s
1 4'95
Mien's Gold CoitHl P.roadelnth
Press Shirts. Ktunl full cut,
box plait front, emit style and
(nun point collar, Kiinranteed
fast colors. Specially
priced
69c
Men's Athletic Unions
Prank I hi Make
Our men's athletic unions are
is "honest as the man they're
named for." Made of a jrond
nainsook, full cut, wit h V
neck. double stitched, wide
elastic band and doubled at
ill points of strain, which as
sures, you comfort and Q
icrvlee. Extra Special OtL-
Men's Fine Dress Shirts
This lot of fine dress shirts Is
truly wonderful value end
should meet with approval of
tho most fastidious dresser., A
beautiful assortment of pat
terns in all this season's new
est novelties. Placed in this
urotip for n iiitck disposal.
K XT 11 A SPECIAL (T-J ef
r-iu-'ii Y--,fc-t-
Work Shirts
lllup nl Kruy rluonhriiv
work slilils, t rttlf Mlltelit'ii.
with L broant piicki'U. kociI
fill! ml. In slze.i 1 4 ij, l. 17.
KXTKA Sl'KL'lAI.
Klich
39c
Men's Khaki I'ants
We ebiim this khaki an out
standing value, .Made of extra
heavy material. 2 hip pockets,
blK. full cut. double tUltehM.
well n infinccd at points of
strain, T his pant Is wHI made
and nod fUtlnn. (T- - p
KXTKA SPKCIAL tpl.If)
Fairfax Hand Towels
This Is an' exf-ellcnt hand
towel, of Kood haw Ui-l(,-hl.
nice to take on cam pine or
wcek-rnd trips ilurlnu Vour
vacation. Sire -11x41.
Kxtra Special, each ....
15c
Men's Knit Cnion Suits
I:mi-u rinp Ki'inlo lisle unions. Koo1
-(Klil. imtu mlnr. with lnP r sli.irl
H-vse. nnkl,. ,.nKt, an,l rush h.rk.
-lal U.r IM OI
-ek. Him oyC
V.i OUR WINDOWS KOR lJARCAlXS
MewYBrk Store
1216 ADAMS TK.N STORKS;
paCT'"''''St'J'UI1C'V' Uul Rupcrt' Twin yalls' Kn,"'fU. Nainpu, Caldwell, Ui
1216 ADAMS
Caanclc, Wulla Walla
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