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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 2, 1929)
6 H Friday, August 2, 1029 Page Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. NEW FULL $23.85 Veif plain and wine shades with peak lapels and rope shoul ders. Men's Lemons, Melons : Quoted Higher; J Butter. Declines i lOUTLANO, Ore., Aug. 2 (AP) dtccausc of surplus Hiipdles, prime flrslH and firsts In butter do-1 dined half a cenl, the former lo 42 und th0 laller to 41. Other grades were :indlsliirbid. : Tho egg .market showed no j change. The lemon price continued Its! flight today. Another advance of $1 was added to a similar advance of Thursday. The fruit Ih now wholesaling ut $12 a case. A fur ther advancu would :mt hi; sur prising In vew or the demand n tjie eiist, ,i Peaches were more plentiful with a slight rcct-Nslpii In values. A fine coiisiguinciit of Crawfords. was received tiday, ranging In pilco from $1 tQ $1.25. t Walertuelona and can la loupes ' wmo firm, wit h I he watermelon : price particularly stiff. No ease men t was ex peeled until about AiigiiHt 10, when northwest melons begin to urrlvo. , Abundant supplies at Hie Mast Side market failed In affect pri g .Lsi si Day lm Your Final Chance to Save Money on Hardware and Furniture During Our Hig - ' Our House Warming Sale has been a big success. Scores of people have compli mented our new front, our new store arrangcmont..Scores have anticipated their needs in furniture and hardware and have saved many dollars. The sale ends tomorrow night, lie sure to visit the store tomorrow! Furniture Reduced 10 to 50 mv 'fl N v 4J ma wk Wear ces, (i lowers had no trouble In sidling all their produce. A pi Icots supplies were large, but tho de mand was proportionate. ' Tho price was still around IHi cents and a dollar. The fruit was reported of uu-.-iually fine ipialtly and a great deal of It was being canned. J 'rices of other producis were stationary. Bullish Trend In Street Resumed Ni:W YOKK, Aug. (A!)- Jin! Ilsh operations were resumed with considerable vigor In today's slock market, with major speculative. In terest shlfllug from tlm public More li ii n a score IsnIkm worn pushed into new ,Jilgh , ground, many of I he gains running from 5 to 15 points. 4 If "J Call money renewed at leu per cenl but the banks appeared to be In a more comforlable position and a lower rale Is expected. I.ale trudiiig saw American (ee' plum,, and lelegraph reach -HI, a Jump of I 1 polnls. Laclede gus was lip 20 points, Huffaln and Susque hanna preferred 1 I. Indiislrlnl Itay on, tuid I'iiclilc Telephone and SATURDAY IS THE rii' l ires Reduced 15 &20 BOHNENKAMFS MARKET NEWS I'OltTljAMD s-it 1:1:1 J.aiJS l.2!4 Pol- I.SH ' l.IiH I.IHI', 1.37 .May , I. Ill l.HI ' IJI54 CH ICAdO WIMOAT Ka-pi i.ir.iffii.in i.m . 1.12 54 l.WI.II ii-c i.r:ii..M i.m i.:,uyt i.zt&ft Mar I.5H l.RHli I.5S54 i.siiy, May l.na I. II J I.IW54 . I .no 54 Ti Uki.iiiIi III, wlillc- AlclilHon, No-, WOOli Hfcl'OHT tional li.acult and Holm Alllliiiiliiai I IIOHTON, Aug. 1 (AD Till) rose a point each. The closing Commercial Ilullotin will nay to waa strong; total sales approxlmat- morrow1: cd 4,ooii,ihio shares. "While some houses It-port a small volume of business for the I'llim.AM) IJVi:sT()('K !wer-k, there has been a healthy . I'OKTI.AN'li, (Me., Aue;. 2 (AX trade altogether a:id pi-Ices are Caltle and calves: steady, I'e- against the buyer, especially on' ci'lpOi caltli- 3d, ealvi.H 10. HI'-cit. ( 1 1 'Mi-1 30(1 Ih.s, ) , $1). nOA;) $I2.:!5; kioI $1 X.'ihu nu ll in IM I M.oo $ I 1.00; common SH.fiflftf $l.ou; lu ifcm BOOil $10.00 510.75; common to medium $7.00 ( iiH.oo. (ovvm, good H.hum $y.oo; t'oiuiiio:i tu iii'-iliiini $ . 1 r fa $s.fiO; low cutler $:i.00fr( $0,::r; good beef prices penult of a amall profit bc $7.7ri(ift$.S,,ro. Cutter to medium lag rmule for all 1:i tho trade, rath $il.00ft( $7.7r. Calve.H, medium to er Ihan continued Iohhch. choice $MU)0fii $i.ro; cull to com- "In tho went, there Ih lit t to new. man $7.ri0f $10.00; vcaletH, milk Wools aold have brought about the. fed, good to choice $ 1 3.00 (n $ 1 4.b0, level of vahiOH formerly ruling. iiH'ihiini $ll.oo r,i $i;i.oo. Cull to There Ih a large " proportion of common $x.ooi$il on, ' , wooIh being consigned, however. lloga: Hteady, recelplK 100; In- "Foreign - markets have been eluding HiiH direct or on conduct, rather In tho doldruniH and for the Heavy wolglil, medium to choice moat part featureleas. $ I !i. Oleic $ 3.00; medium weight' "Mohair Ih dull, witli quotatlotiH $lU.r.0rf( $13. fo; light weight $18.00 inalrilained." fX $13.fio; light lights $12.001 $i:i. -I Tho Commercial Ilullctin will fin. I'aeking miwh, rough and publish thu following wool quola Hinooth $ti.:'5i $Hi.2f. Slaughter Hons tomorrow, pigs (0-130 IliM ). $12.00 fii 3.00. 1 Scoured basin: Oregon: (Hofor oily hogs and roasting piga i Kin" and f. in. Htaple lo-!)2; fine i!Xrludcd In above iuinoi ) and f. m. Fr. combing 88-1)0 flno Hheep find lurnhH: slcndy, no d " clothing 86-8J; valley No. early (jailing; recrdpU (ioo. LamlM 1 88-HO. good to choice $'tt. fa $,; mediuint Alolialr: $x.50f $lo.oo; ,cull to comuioni Original bag average 12 months t7.0i4i $.s.ro; yearling wclhern 'Oregon 54-5(1. $7.oor( $:i.oii; ew' 120 poundHj (traded atock: down, $l.ooi $5.25; medium to Klmt combing 65-GG; good card- chotco $3.50 fn $5.00. (All wcighlH) 1 -fi-50. cuuiUHiii ll.TiOlf $:!.rj0. Wheat Three To J Four Cents Down j At Chicago Close' CHICAGO, Aig. 2 AP) Wlu-air and corn prices turned , sharply down ward early today, In-' fluonced by lower Liverpool wheat: (liiolalionH and by rain and cooler ; wonther In the corn bell. I'rlvaloj crop estimates on wheat crop pro- j ducliou weie alioul as expected,' and were devoid of important mar ket efret t. opening I k lo 2 lower, Chicago wheat later showed snuie further selbiick. Corn Inrt ed 1 to 4 off, and subsi iuent- ly held near to the Initial range. ()at-.H were easier. Provisions also Inclined down, After an extreme fall of 5 Vi c a bushel, wheat rallied somewhat and closed ner vous, 3 U In 4c under yisleiday'a finish, corn closed 3 to 4e down, oalti I to (, off, and provisions unchanged to a setback Of ,12 fit' 15c. POIt'l'LAM) CASH POIITLANH. Ore., Aug. 2 (AP) Cash wheiil: Pig Itend hlueslcm. haul w hile $ 1.3K. Soft, while $1.33. Western white $1.33. Hard Vinler $1.2!). Nor' hern spring $ I.2H. Western red $I.2H. Oats: No. 2-3H lb. while $34. on. Today's car receipi.i; Wheat 13'J; fluiir 0; corn 5; hay 3. 10 OF THE DAY fiHAI.V iru'dliim dcHCiinllonH, while flue wooIk ure very firm. "i'rict'H tiiiiiHfd at the opening ot Hlaplu liplitwf'iKnt goods by t ho AiiK-rican Woolen coin puny have lMMn highly fncoy raging to the wool trade and to ull hranclx'H of th. IndiiHlry. It Ih felt that thcHO : l-'irstcombings 65-lid; good carC !i:iBs 45-f.O. cimca;o LivixrocK CIIICAOO, Aug. 'i (U, S. I). A.) Hogs: 13,000; very slow; ID to 15c lower;' butchers 250-300 lbs. $10.40 i( ll.04; 130-ltiO lbs. $11. -00 $12.15. Cattle: 1,500; calves 1,000; steady; 1 300-1 500 lbs. $ 1 3.50 $10.75; 500-1 100 lbs. $13.00 (W $1(150; fed yearlings 750-1)50 lbs. $12.75ftf$ir.75. ' Vealers $13.00 to $15.5o; stoeker and feeder steers $1 l.fiOtf $ 13.00. Sheep; i,5M0; active steady, to (strong; stockers 25c higher; na tive Ininlis $13. 25f $13.50; rangers I $13.75; fat ewes $5.50 fa $(i.50; f ceiling lambs f notable stetdy; I lambs !2 lbs. down $ I 3.00 fa 1 4.00; ewes 150 lbs. down $4.75f.r$U.7r; feeder lambs $ 1 2.50& $ I 3.K5. POKTI.ANIt I'HODI'CE rOHTI.ANIJ. Ore., A UK. 2 (AD Ilult-r; lower grades down; cubes: extras, 44c; standards 411 cents: prime fkrsls' 42; fli-sts 41; creamery prices: prints 2 over cube Hlanclul-ilH. 1;kks, milk (hulter,t'al ) poiiltry. onions, polalnes. wool, nuts, hay, Icascara bark and hops steady and ! ulK-huMKcd. CIIICAdO CASH CIIII'AC.O, Auk. 2 (AD Wheal: No. 4 hard 1.24; No. 2 hard Jl.lir. 'n ( .a. , Corn: No. I mixed JI.OS; No. 0 while J1.0 1. Oats: No. 2 w hile 4 X 'rj 4 'J 'A ; No. 4. 4411 4f. Kye: none. Hardware Reduced to 331-3 THREE DRASTIC CONDITIONS ONLY SOVIET SOLUTION (Continued from Page 1) agree to admit that the atatua of the' railway has been changed an arenult of lit. seizure und mibject to further change In accordance with thej'eklng and Alukden ag reemenlK of I H24. Same a.s other rifKsalK With Alight dlffercnceH Involving .mutual reentrifiti.m liv ih una jit. and fhlna or the poHt-conflict HtatiiH or the Chinese Kastern rail .way, M. Karukhan's formula for ' pcacor-.il settlement or tho contro versy was the wame as that orfered . by Tnal In proposals made to Melni- ikov July 22. Whereas Tnai said that tlie So viet government might declare it Jid not recognize any existing post i conflict status of the railroad M. : Karakhan insisted that "the nego , dating sides acknowledge a post Iconflict status on tho Chinese .Eastern railway In accordance with the rektn-Mukden ugreement or IU24." 1 . Chang Hsuer IJang answered with a note, remaining silent on : this point, which proved Inaccep ' table to M. Karakhan. Jt provided that: (I) Th Chinese and .Soviet j governments appoi.it re present u i tives to call a conference on tho Chinese Kastern railway. I . (2) The existing status of tho I railway be acknowledged as tem' , porary. subject to regulations by a ; conference on the basis of tho Peking-Mukden agreement. I (3) Arrested Soviet citizens to I be freed but deporUu to Kitssia. (4) Arrested Chinese xdtlze.ns In. Itufisla also to be freed, Moscow viewed the Manchurian attitude as dictated by "imperial ists." Alt( IlltlSllOP passi-;s OCJtUQUlJ. Iowji, Aug. 2 (AP) Tho most Itev. James J. Keane, 72, archbishop of the Dubuque dio cese of the Roman Catholic church, Is dead here. 7 mTTi:iii''A'r SAN KltANCIHCO. Aug 2 (AP) Kutterfat t. o. u. San Francisco, 50 cents. " . AVINMPK(i WIIFVr WINNIPiCG, Aug. 2 CAP) ' Wheat futures closed: October: $l.G7:Xi. December: $l.G;t r,t , ... May: f 1.87 4 I.G8 fe. Cash: No. 1 northern $1.70; No. 2 northern $1.67; No. 3 northern $1.64 , We cater lo the clothing- needs of the whole" family. Coino in and compare prices you will find hijfh quality merchandise at savings which can not he equalled anywhere. New Dresses All of our new model dresses for late summer and early fall wear will be sold at this amazingly low price. Thrifty women will find in Ibis offering a new standard of value, ('boose one or more while they last at $2.95 Men's Suit Specials These suits are up-to-the-minute in style. The tailoring is correct in style and workmanship. A wide choice of fabrics and colors. The values are up to $20 and $35 $10.95 - $14.95 Oxfords Hlark or (an, calf. kll or mi ni! trntltrr. Matin on thr fnmoitH ;iHl(Nir mcII l-'lfxlhlt' K'lr. IMalii ir tat lov $2.95 to $ 1.95 Ten Stores Boise, Buhl, Twin Fails, Nampa, Enimctt. Burley, La Grande, Walla Walla, Wash. NO YELLOW PERIL DR. - LEWIS STATES (Continued xrora Page 1) of the Soviet radicals control n the working classes and a changeTl order of the world to provide for a world-governing Soviet, -lr. Lewis went on to describe meth ods used to Instill these principles in China. "Tiey reach young students In tho schools, particularly those with personal grudges or dls-satls-factlon with some Chinese condi tions and instill in them their propaganda, so that they havo built a very large following, re lated the missionary visitor. "China now wants to rid herself of this method of creating radical elements and she, has ftaken this step to do it." It is in the lower classes, sho added, that the soviet spirit main ly exists. Chlna"s l ut me. Bright Asked what she saw in the fu ture for China, sho prophesied, "I believe that within a few years China will enter her place witth tho powers of the white race on a dignified intelligent basis." Sho has in tho last few years been president of the 'school, but will return as advisor to the presi dent, Miss J..ucy Wang. immediately after the breakfast tills morn i tig Dr. Lewis, accom panied by Miss Mabel Morton und little Clarabollo Socman, lr. Lewis' niece who has been here fork some time with Miss Mor ton, left by car for Seattle where Or. Lewis will be with her sister, Mis. A. L. Socman, until sailing on U.S.S. Jackson for China Sat urday!, August 10. Question Legality Of Pastor's Ouster PORTLAND, Aug. 2 (AP) The legality of the proceedings In which Dr. John Marvin Dean was barred -from the pulpit' of Hinson Memorial Baptist church hero by tho board of dencons, will bo (iios tloned at a meeting of the congre gation hero Wednesday. The pul pit of the church was closed to Dr. Dean by the deacons who charged him with conduct unbecoming a minister. sp-;ciAfj mhhtim; Of Timber Worker's union Mon. night at 7:30 for purpose of select ing a Labar Hiy queen. . 8-2-2t. ' SHOW I.K ;IITS . That will delight the bride. Mel ville's. 7-30-21. HERE'S PROOF THAT OUR PRICES ARE LOWEST!! FOOTWEAR FEATURES Our footwear stock for men, women and children is complete. AVc offer a great variety of styles at the lowest prices in tovn. Work Shoes iHniu w iiMMvitsin nm'm, IcuIIht ur ttmRltion miIcn. sinuly wl iimtle Imm, that wt'ur mitl wntr. Our .-invlal nl $2.95 FIND I f HERE Oopj for tlila column mast be In tir . m. SAVE TIME WaterinB your lawn with a set i of I'rlcket lawn sprinklers. See i Melville's. 7-? 1-41. I1IAXCKS THIS WF.KK BY THE ! s-rAlt KOVKI.TY OKCIIKSTHA. Danceland Park, Wednesday and Saturday. Kuniela. every Thursday. Baker, every Krlday. ' 7-30-4t. WKDDINi: (JUTS I You will be- delighted with Hie wonderful selection of l-'ostoria Cllassware, Uiniierware, Waffle Set-3, Tea Si-Is. riclure, Hook Knds, und objects of art. all most sultuble for Wedding Gifts, at Itlchardson's Art and Gift Shop. 7-29-31. I AIISOI.LTKI.Y NEW You ure invilod ti visit Itlchard son's Art and Girt Shop and seo the hundreds ot new articles which ar carrivliiB daily from all parts of the world. The new fall lines have now' bi-pun to arrive and in them are many unusual and beau tiful thins all sultuble as girts for every occasion. 7-2H-IH Hemstitching, pleating, ' button holes, etc. Norton's Rhulio Shop. Adv. Sidney l.yle, the piano tuner, will ! tie at la ui'tinuu notei weea ui Sopt. 8th. 7-27.1 llip Kii-st two pail- ladies heel tups put on free every mnrniiiB this week. MODKKN KHOU SHOI-, lull Kim. . 8-1-2 tp. NOTICE TO THE l'i:ill,IO The Yellow Dog has been pur chased from Mrs. T. o. Miwd and is now under the management of Ira KoonU. We solicit your pat ronage. 8-1-- tp NOTICE TO THE 1'1'IIMC The Ori-Bon Trnll WreckinK House has been purchased by .and moved to Hod's a'.ld l-'red's Wreck Ins House. Main 6HU. 7-30-2 Ip. iovEiiY a.vii rsi:ruii ;ii-ri's Kor the bride at Melville's. Let us help you select from our slock of mirrors, plaques, pottery, prints. (,'lassware, waffle sets, casseroles, etc. -7-ail-2t. ,MWM...y.a',gjB It will pay you to make this store your shopping headquarters lowest prices and personal friendly service for every customer. Value and service Your business is appreciated. Lingerie and Hose Dainty lingerie, neatly trimmed ' bloomers, step-ins, combinations, short iesall new pastel shades. A garment Service weight rayon silk hose with narrow ankle, pointed heel. All the new colors. A great value for Save on Cliambi-ay shirts, triple Htilclieil, full -nt .....Uttc lleay Khaki uits, well innde for only OHo Boys' & Girls' Footwear iMfi4iii.i in titnm. writ uuith' lio. for l lie Kttmhiu Imj- ami Kit). iO(MlcAr wt'll.s iuhI MIU'luil on M1e4 $1.98 J.C;PENNEC0. HIS Dcpol HI. l.a Grar-'e. Ore. Girdle Supporter A smart, very comfortable Rirdlc that will help to keep the seams of your' hose straight I Rayon and clastic combination and only 49c Better Fountain Service Patrons of - our foun tain know the quality of our service and the real good taste of out" drinks. i L. & L. Drug Co. ft 69c 49c Work Clothes 1'itniM-i-s for wni'k or livs, neatly (allornl $1.15 Waist uw-ralls, heavy, iliuini, copper rlvltiil..' 9Bc New Pumps Wo lmv- Just re-lte, a ld lnl of oew piiiiipn lliaf slum n lol of style. all anlrd sluiH's am) lonlhei-s $2.89 to $3.95 Ore. Rupert Caldwell ' ' i 7 I 3
