La Grande evening observer., August 03, 1929, Image 6

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.
Saturday, August 3, 1920
New!!
Bostonians
For Fall
In the new black and
brown Scotch grain
brogues.
$8.85
Men's Wear.
NEW MEXICO BONE
FIND IMPORTANT
Remains of Prehistoric
Animals of 250,000 -Years
Ago Found.
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
I'OnTIiA.VD f.lt.AI.V
Kot 1-314 , 1.3IH 1.31ft
Ihf 1.30 1-30',J ' 1.36 1.36
May J.M 1.41 1.11 1.41
CIHCAOO WHUAT
-li: I8 i.l.i 1.1014 1.41
ixt l.S0Hei.Sl l.siu ' 1.3km l. 4!-i!
Mar ....I.S.V4 1.5!i 1.53 1.55
ly I.8 I.SHfj 1.56't I.M'jjl.lt
J.OK A.S'fiKI.ES. Auk. 3 (AFM
Bones of prehistoric animals that
roamed the' southwest 250.0110
years npo, recently found in exca
vation" In Xew Mexico, were term
ed "I he most important historic
discovery ever. made in America,"
by Dr. William A. Bryan, director
of the I.os Ani-cles County museum, j l'OltTI.A.NI. Ore., Aug l-(AI')
In a report before the board of I With small parcels of northwest
supervisors Friday. cantaloupes making their appear-
Dr. liryan made his statement J ance, the- product has begun to
afier fin extensive study and clas-;show some weakness in price.
sification of the remains, which i Crates were ouoted today 50 cetita ,
Cantaloupes In
Decline Due To .
Local Offerings
i Utilities Active
4-HICAGO CASH
CHICAGO. Aug. (AP)
Wheat: No. 1 hard f 1.3J i ) 1.36:
o. 1 northern SDrinir ft Slii i
i 11.34. - " -
j Corat No. mixed S4.' No. 3
j yellow loo. ;
I . Oata: No. 2 white 47; No. 4 white
it.
j ' Jtye: no Hales. '
Hurley: actual sales Co to 63.
' (Quotable 6oi 72.
j Timothy seed: IS. Mti 14.65.
; Clover seed: $1 5.26 i J23.75. !
j I-ard I11.S7; ribs 31J.25; billies'
114.75. .
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for this column ma at be
ta b; r a. m.
! were, found slain In the White's
enp section about 12 miles from
Anniston. early todav, Galiahalr
apparently had been beaten to
death" wit han axe. .Mrs. Wilkerson
had been shot twice, once In tho
head and once near the heart.
County officers were of tho
opinion that both persons had
been murdered.
Physicians Raid they believed
the couple had been dead for
about 12 hours, when found.
In Street Today
. . I l-OHTI.A.Ml CASH
NKW VOUK. Aug. 3 A1') I'OltTUXD. Ore., Aug. 3 AJ')
The bull movement on the stock Cauh wheal: Hili Hcnd blucstem.
market assumed extraordinarily ""I white 11.37.
violent proportions In the utilities kon white S1.3
SAVE TIME I
Watering your lawn with a set Six MOliaSierlf
oi i-nchei lawn sprinKicrs. jm?c .
Melville's. 7-31-4t.
Inmates To Die
during today's two hour w-saJon. An ,
impressive amortnit-nt of the util-i
ity stocks was iurlfd up 5 to IS
points to record levels, and the
entire lit was buoyed up by the
A ground i below Kriduy'a murk. Next week i demonstration, (Sains were reduced
Storm Strikes
North Powder
Thursday Night
were shipped here,
loth. larue cnniel, prehistoric ; expected to jw-e lurse supplies ar- 'somewhat by realizing in lh
horw. c;ive henr and other extinct nving with a coneUfnt further , alf.
iiiilniiilH were found by Rokcop j price receion. I Trading was. but moderately ac
('onklinjr of i;i I'aso. Texas, lut Tho tomato market Js al.so be-1 tive, total shU-h for the session ap
January. j ginntnff to feel the pressure of lo- proxlmatlnR $l,750,OOU .shares.
Murrliiiijf for Gold i cal gunfwis. The wholesale price! -
r onkiinff an searching for 1 I-'-hurfed
NpanUh gold in a cavern CSreen corn continued high with
In the lower slope of Bishop's Capjflifrh; prospect of any Immediate
creek near Meyrjuitc in southwest-1 decline. The warm, dry spell is
ern .Mexico, when he made the dls- j halting the ears in their
Western while- $1.32.
Hard winter 11.2.
Northern spring $1.2t.
Western red Jl.25.
Oat: No: 2-ZH lb. white $54.m.
todays car receipts: wheat 123;
0 VKIHI; CII-TS ;
You nil! be defiKhteO with the'
wonderful selection of Fostoria
GlasMH-are. lJinnt-rware. Waffle
Sets, Tea Sets. IMcturc, Book Ends.
final flour 7; corn 1: oats 3; hay 3.
MOW VOKK FRUT
NKW YOItK. Aug. 3 (AI')
Dried fruits and hops steady.
LONDON, Au?. 3. (AT) A
Iteuter's news ugency message
from Moscow states six inmate of
the underground monastery at
v..iinu iini huva haBn tunieiiced
land objects of art. all most suitable deth after trIal for attackinB
Jfor Wedding Gifts, at Jtichard.son's . . . niurdering a
Arl and Gift hhop. ?--9-3t- JIWnk who exposed them. Several
....... j other monks were sentenced lo
-idx'm ir.i.i r.n terms of Imprisonment van'ing
ou are invito ti visit Hichard- from one to ejght ycarSi The ac.
sons Art and Gift Shop and see tjon VH8 taken b the ,regioiial
the hundreds of new articles which f.,,llrt amai;i
)ur eHrriving oany iroiu pans
lly Mrs. Kutliel l-'orx-trom
(Observer r'orrcHpondent)
NOHTH I'OWDKK, Ore.. (Bpeo
lal) North Powder was the con
t'T of a severe electrical
Thursday evening. Several
were struck Including the reni
dence of W. A. Hudleson. The
Standard Oil service station and
the transformers at the Jacob's
Brothers mill.
Mrs. Alice Haines returned from
I'ortlund Monday.
, IoIs Goff of Sun Francisco, 'ul.
rlslted friends and relay ons liere
Iiv?!t week returning to Portland
hogs 3750,
Week's totals.
came calves
sheep 2&80.
t'aitle compared with week ago: j
most classes unevenly 25 to & cents1
, Texas Man Slain
"i By Prohi Asrent
In Poteet Raid
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
POKTLAND. Ore.. Aug 5 (AP
Heceipts: hogs 85, including 62
f(el(l 1 direct; sheep 3M, all direct.
coverlet. Realizing their Import- i ffrowth u:id notliing Un u soaking! KB loiais, approximate :
lance he shipped the bones to Dr. i ra'n can remedy the situation.
jKrynn. j Kgg. butter, poultry and fresh
Dr. Bryan said that In his opin- meats were unchanged.
Mon the cavern was a den for wild A few products shifted one way
'animals during the pleistocene age, or u not her at the Kast Side market f lownr genemly with spots In bulls km d ' ,"h ' '"ol a,,a
generally connidered to have been I ot the Gardeners and Ranchers' j ami under grades she stock 75c fi . A,V .- hleve"- a IP,J-
.r.rni i -'aO.OQO years u go. A human skull association. Radishes of the Iwst ' down. Hulk desirable steers
places wa" ,,1mo ,f,u,,d I" the cavern with'K'foV were 35 cents a dozen bun- 1.5m 'n 12. Others $10 down to
inr 'Miiuiis oi tne animals. cues, an aaxance or la cents. llKe : ".ou. tup neu-r iu.ia. i up
"The findings settle conclusive- I many other v-g.-tuhles. the vari'-ty J cows i'j. n.ilk desirable she stock
ly," Dr. Rryan said. "the moot 'feds the need of moistun-. Jeas 17.50 s( $y.5o. L'nder grades down
question as to whether man and ' w,'r up to 7 cents. Heans were, to $3-50 and undtr. Bulk sausage
Advertise In the Observer
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Keen, smooth-shaving blades
made to fit your -Gillette razor.
5 for 25c
of the world. The new fall lines i
have now heKun to arrive and in J
them are many unusual and beau-'
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i IlenliUliiii", iileallus. button o.
Iiolut, etc. .Norton's Kiiulie Shop, o
Adv. o
POTEKT. Texas, Aug. 3. (AP)
Tom Chandler. 43. was shot and
eral prohibition
agent. In a liquor
these animals were co-existant In cheaper at 4 c-nts. Tomatoes were i bulls Monday $7.50 i $.5U; bulkj
America at that time." (easier at $1.5u. Peaches sold for , f ff $".5'.. Vealers and calves
Of Far Reaching IntiKirtauce I $ 1 .2& and apricots for so. Other ' steady. Rest kinds dow nward, res
A number of eastern geoloits prices were unchanged. Supplies pectively. from $14. 50 i $ 1 2.5U. Off
and paleoiilologistM, Dr. Hr 'an were lllteral, but were readily as
said, have pronounr-ed the dis- orled by tile demand.
Wednesday where he will snend a ,ne p'"" to be of far- :
low days with his mother and sl- i" " '"H"rian:e 10 science, mi il "j T
ten, there before goinK back ,0 f''"inir their visits at the scene; J. fUStlC Waite tS
vol..
,ot the excavation.
Tho lumberlntr truck belonBlnR ' ,,a " Z',r"" ""'" '
to Hoi, Khuey c-aUKht on fire last t l "Hurbed occur-
week but only small damage oc tKe, rrmtn
curred. . jnssochilion with a number of anl-1
honor of Jean Gamenon who left ,le :to"no ''eri"(I- "
her last w eek for her home In T tetl '!ch a manner as to pre
Portland. Miss Gamenon has been ' f d !'ve V ''f S"1 uf tixelv lilttr
vacation with relatives.
Nell Hutchinson visited her
mother Mrs. Grace Kelsey Sunday.
George Gilklson returned home
this' week from l.'nlon where he
has been working.
Mr. and Mrs. Arlin Ledhetter of
Medford. Oregon visited Mrs. I,ed
bettcr's mother, Mrs. Motcalf the
last week. They . were accompanied
by her sister Kvelyr. Metcalf.
Mrs. Kdgur RiKgs cut her Hand
very severely last week and ts un
der the doctor's care.
Floyd Walk has had the pleas
ure of u visit from his brother Tsung Thame.
Carl Wulk and family from Idaho. I China, war lord.
They left Monday to go to Shell. .11, I The youthful Manehu had
mals regarded as extinct sincij the
Testing Cattle.
In Cove District
Chinese Prince
Dies of Wounds
Friday Evening
Hy Mr. A. (1. Conklln
j fOhwerver ('orresoondent t
. COVE, fSpeci.il) W. K. Thltle
,waiie has been in Cove this -week
t listing cattle for tuberculosis.
grades down to $7.5U.
Hogs opened week with killing
classes generally 50 cents up, but
closed no belter than 25
ahove w eek ago. Hulk light '
butchers Monday $M3.50 with one
load at $13.60. Kxtreine top there
after $13.25 with bulk at $13. Over
arid umb' weights $12.75 down.
Packing sows mostly $9.50,Si $ lo.
Bulk slaughter pigs $12 to $12.50.1
Feeder pigs steady; mostly $l3f I
$13.50. j
Sheep anti-Iamb trade through!
week dull and harely fteady. -Bulk
medium to fairly good lambs $U.50
$10.50; mo.ftly $lo. One lot
.Sidney Ly!e, the piano tuner, will o
be at Jji Grande hotel week of
enforcement ! " ' 'f O
raid on the o
nanuier larm near here yester- ' ' Jr-, i iujl -o
day. The officer claimed the Tht' Oregon Trail Wrecking O
shooting accidental. j House has been purchased by and 0
Stevens, who was accompanied 'n,ovf(1 KreJ" Wreck- O
by F. H. Hertzel, another federal ins Housc- Main 7-3t'2 tn; o
prohibition agent, and Andy Ane- " ' '
son. city marshal, and Robert; t MfOWEK GUTS :0
Lotte. said Chandler was on the 1 Thut wlM df:,Kht the bride. Mel- g
front porch when they approached vl"c'a- 7-3u-2t. o
his house. The officer said he cal-(
led to him: "wo are federal nro- :
THE FAMILY WASH
;agles a.nncal picnic
cents ni,,llion acnts. Come out her'.'
i naiiuier. oievens ki d. seizi'd
gun on a cot and pointed It to- t0 go be ttt hult Sunday at la a. m
ward them. The officer declared' S-3-H.
be started to "rush" the farmer
j Pine Cone Sunday 4th. Bring
your uasaei ami u you liavent way
u1"!"!i"";,",relT1,""' , r!f'" Woman, Man Slain
when he stumbh-d. The bullet . -
stumbh-d. The bullet
penetrated Chandler's heart. i
Carson handler, 17, W. K. )
Chandler, 16. sons of the slain j
man, ami Charles Fein, 37, of San
Antonio, were held. Fein was saiu
to have been on the farm when
Chandler was killed. Tho officers
said they found a still 19 barrels
of mash. 2 gallons of whiskey
Hulk, medium crude veyrlmeM 17. hu -
f:.lHn ..ft- iu,i ,.r i ...... .. . , . ... - -
Harris, small son of Mr. and Mrs. ' $:i. Wethers $G down, ewes $1.60 ; stt'v,ins pfrmitte! to spend
join riarrts. sprained his wrist . $
wnen ne ten irom a horse, r.ddie
Near Jacksonville
ANNISTON. Ala., Aug. 3,'AJ')
V. ('. Gallahair. Anniston, Ala.,
taxi driver, and Mrs. l.ucy Wilker
aon of near Jacksonville. Ala.,
A few minor accidents have nir rlxm-c IuiiiIm Mnndv 111. nil
j taken lilac here this w eek. Ver- Tlirowouis and bucks dow n to JO.
Hon unodsil dislocated an arm In
llnrtiev damaged his cur in . r.,.1. I
TOKYO, Auk. 3. (AI') I'rlnce Hsliin which did nut daiiiaKe lhe
llsien Kai. 21-year-old cousin of other machine. :
I'hinn's forliier boy emperor, rill- ' 'I',le Archdeacon and Mrs. S. AV.
VI. tiled late l-'rldaV niKlit of ''reitsey. ot 1'endletttn. were In
! the nih'lit at his home in San An-
. I lonio on his promise to return
t'MICAliO 1.IVKSTXKK
rllU AOO. Aug. 3 (('. 8. II. A.)
faille: 3.00; compared wilh a
week 11KO strictly choice fed steers.
here today for a col-oner's Inquest.
Oeoi-Re A. Kainmons. deputy dis
trict prohibition administrator,
came here from San Antonio last
niht to investigate the slaying.
WaMhfnKton, bifore
" home.
Mrs. Carlson and .Mrs. Mallard
motored to Portland Saturday re
turnlUK Tuesday with Mrs. t'arl
son'ii son Hteen and MiV Klanchc
1'orstrom.
Less Olson from 1m Orando Is
trunsartiiiK business here this
week. Mr. Olson recently moved
his family to I'rndleton.
Mm. Crunk Mercer and her two
clilldreii are visitUiK her luirents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Wilson. Mrs.
Mercer's home Is in Fossil, Orc
Ron. . K. fliitchlnsoit anil family
were Im (li ancle visitors Tuesday.
Huruh I'apllniier was a Maker
visitor Thursday. She Is employed
t the W. A. Hudleson store and
lier plaic was lllled by Audrey
I'oistrom.
jonn i avender was taken to
Hot Uik.' Thursday to receive
liiedlcul altention.
Wllllain liavls, runnliift a nail
III his foot early in the sprint;, was
taken to Mot lke for treat nt
Thursday due lo a reaction of 111,
polHiininir.
I'nink Pearson ptnehased u new
truck.
Jume's Wilson's sedan chukIii
on fire last week and the motor
was daiuatfcd.
Mrs. Itolunsoii of the Itublnson
and WrlKht IokuIiir business re
turned WiilucMiay ullcr a few
days vscatlon.
The Kev. M nn, sril) (!,,ml,
returned Thursday utt.-r u f,.w
days visit In Knlcipilse.
Mis. f. K. Hutchinson enter
tallied the members of her bil.lue
i lub Tliiuriliiy afti.cnoon. A dt..
llBhirul luncheon was served. Mrs
llloril.in o( Haines received rirst
t'rine and Mis. Henrietta Jacobs
consolation.
I.. K. Ledlielter ii, lialisactimt
business in North f,,r Thurs
day. Mr. Udla-tter I- si.M..m tr i
Hie Mol. k ,.p,. , ,(. ,
All" r' Hutchinson Is employ.
w-ounds received tile preccdlnR 'ove Tilestlay and Wednesday as steady; all others unevenly to SI. 00
nitcht from u pistol held by I'hanc Kuests of Mrs. A. O. t.'onklin. Tlie lower: vealers,
torlner Htantuni;, arcnueacon was looking after re
pairs on the summer school prop
been ertyN A new chimney Is to be built
SI. 50 to S2.KU low-
cr: exlreme top f'd steers 116.70;
returniiiff ! lo cull on (.'haiiff. und. waa atiindi. ut Morris hall
me in the xurden of the Japanese ' The Itev. and .Mrs. M. fl. Ten
hotel where Chillis: lived at Mejipu, nyson and children, of Ui Crando
Island of Klushlll. t'huns claimed were visitors here Wednesday,
he was handlluK the pistol in his Miss Kthel Darou. ho is a urad
qourtera w hen It went of accl- uate of Ashland normal came home
dentally, hlltinii the (irince. Saturday. Mince her Kiailuatlon
Autliorltiis are InvestlBulinrf she has been taklns a summer
the accident story. - course at Ashland.
The atmosphere of mystery I Mr. and Mrs. E. 11. Jones. Of
about the sluyliiB deepened to- Kalrbuly. Neb., are expected to
day. There was another version arrive here earlv next week for a
of the uffalr current, that It was visit with M'r. Jones' sister Mrs
not I'haiiB but his secretary who J. K. Mills and family,
held the revolver which killed i Mr. and .Mrs. I A. Conkliii and
I'rlne llshn. t'hane however "as- daughter. Joan Trancls. are leuv
sunics responsllilllty." b Santa Harhara. Cal.. Krldav for
riiere have, been no arrests and a visit with Mr. Conklln s imithpr
police r.Tus to discuss the caw. Mrs. A. C. Conklln and friends In
Cove and Maker. They are travel-
ini: by automobile.
cd at the Mldnell-IOvaos Wi.re.
house this week.
Kathel and Audrey Korslron.
transacted business in Maker 1'ri
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mis. Honald Decker
and child are here vIsltiiiB Mis.
Deiker's parents Mr. und Mri-.
Waiter Jones.
Hon Correll has resuineil lits job
t the mill. havliiB been out rerov
crlnB from a mushed foot,
Mill Harney, while working
for Clarence Wicks, diivlne rBk.
was thrown under the uiuchlnc
w iien nis ocrotiie frlirhtcni-d.
tlirow lim tlie boy s shoulder out
Ol piuec.
Some people who claim to have
open minds omiht to close up lor a
while for repairs.
Brain fed yearlinBji I13.IU) to H.
7:: Bl assers t M.5II 'y S 1 2.00. ' I
Sheei: 5UU; nominal; Go lb. feed-1
1MB lambs Jl 3.911; C7 to J" lbs.
13. (Kin IIJ.3&: by the week, lit i
doubles from feedlnc slations; 1S.-J
500 direct; soft price break Mon-!
day was later replaced leavinB
closinB values steady witli week'
iko; dull dn-ssed lamb tr.tde bear
ish factor: raiiBcrs, $13.75: na
tives $ 1 3.25 fit 1 1 ;l.5a; ewes S5.UIK0
$6.50; fcedlnB lambs weak to 25c
lower $13.110 1.1 $13.50; ewes $13.70
'ii $13.!Mi.
Hobs: 4. 5oii; Id to 20c lower:
170-220 llm. , wolBhls $11.70 to
II I. Mi: 230-250 lbs. $ 1 1 .25 ii $ I 1 .70,
butchers "250-3.10 ITis. $ I 'MOr $ I t.
3o;; isu-ioii lbs. $lo.s5i $1 1.75.
i.ix i::;i'(ioi, vhi;at
I.IVKHl'OOl.. Aug. 3 (AT)
Whi-al close:
October: loir t y, i $1.5114.'
Ih'cembcr: 10s nii $1.55;,
March: 10s II i..d $ I. Mi V, .
l'OltTI.A.MI I'ltlllll t l' '
l-Olti'l.A.Nil. Ore.. A11B. 3 (AC)
Kkks. butler. milk (blltterfat)
lioultry. onions, potatoes, wool,
nuts hay. cascara bark and hos
sleinly and iiiichatiBed.
Knd or Si'a.s(in Trices
diiltlrcn's wash suits. Iiuiutifully trimmed
Harvester Hals ;
Shirts and Shorts
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