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Page Eight LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Thursday, Octolior 10, 1929 1 NEW FALL CAPS $1.85 to all new styles and '.shades for fall Men's Wear. 'IIC. MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY rilltVWiO WIIIOAT lice .'MViV l.7 t.:il Mar i. MM 1. 1 1 i.i-'iil i.z2 ,, May l.l7Hii I. Mr, I .!.-& t.-t:y, I'Olli'liAM) WIIKAT ! I.S.-.'J', 1.23 1.23 4 1.23 54 ln nli I .it i I . i !(, i :i i I .it I Mm- i.:i3Xi i.:ir, i;.uyH t.M-y, CLOSING TONE STRONGER IN WALL STREET Butter Market Easier Today; Eggs Are Firm ' POHTLANI), Oit., Oct. 10 f A l ) Tim butler nnn-lo't wiih filthily riiHh-r Indiiy, Mil no cluing!) wnB iniido In price. The vuz !iniikct com Initi'H firm with Klrli'ily fn-Hli Hiippllcs bidow llii! demand, I- ri'Hh ninilH unit poultry prlccH V'('t'i iirnmilJilly wi'iik, l.llierol h-i j plies an- belnir received dally. 'J'liit ilfinuiKl fi-r t.irHey.s wjis al ready umh r way. weJijlilH of In pound ot- more being cNpcclalty (ll-Klt-l-d. Ilevlewlnjf Mil- fruit and vege table fir intlo:i. (he 1'orlland Mar ket Ncivh HiM'vIi'n nl the (.'iiHed Huilon ilcparlmc-ni of u ktIimj It uro Bay: l IxeiJ ca ik, Including celery, caalirifjiviT. It'Uncf, loniatoi-H. and cabbage, lire hi lug loaded In i it -creiiNing volume, Kxtcnslve celery Hhlpim nt.H will i.ot iiialerlnllito for JH days or 2 veelin yet. however. "I'l lci'H of Iho Purl land whole-nle ma r It' t con) In in- about utendy un ni-arlv all eonmiodi: leu. Suppllc of cmillilower aru heavy and Kplnacli Im becoming .nioro plentiful. "All melon have dln;uoare(l from t ln ma rltet. except a few Hon thorn (iri'Knii oamb.i.H. "Tim first car of California fresh xKH in being jiiitiiadrd, a( iirli't-8 raiiKiiiK from 10 to 1 fc per Hi." NKW YOltlv, Oct. 10 CM') Tin; unexpected Int-ivaHc of in-arly L'lri.flllO Intix In Ihn Kiil Km tin- filled ord ik of the t'till- d Huilcs! hlci'l corporation, announced ut noon today, brought u flood of buy ing ordciH Into tin Hlook market, and Hint prices whirling upward a.H panic KlrleUcn "shorts" rushed to cover I heir commitments, I '. H. Shvl common ran up 2'j polnlH, and Hs-'ores of other Isnues were marked up 3 to 1 - points, some nf tin-it; showed lossuu In the early trading. Meanw bile, call money nga't. dropjjed from (I to r per cent and lime mon$y was in fair supply ut K Vj per cent for all maturities. Some stocks tapered off on prof it taking hi advance of the pub lication of the weekly brokers loan I Ktateinenl hut I ho genera t list kept pushing forward with Into buying of the coppers and com liUinlealioriH Issiich (he feature. In- IkitkoII Kami extended lis gain to l.'t points ami Weslern I'nion ' loj J(). American Telephone soared I ; well above Hie .tan mark again. TI)o ! cloning tone wiih strong with (oral sa h's approximating 4, 1 00,000 ; shares. feeder ami stocker jjigs, $10.MJ Sf $1 l.f.o. (Soft or oily hogs and joast :ig pigs excluded In ubonj quo tations.) HI jeep and lambs: u, not ably steady; receipts Iiuihs f4 lbs. down, good lo choice 1 O.Mif. III. Iliedium $!l.f(Jfi $(l.fi. All weiglllH. cull to commoii $7.00 fit 'j.ttU, yearling wclhers. 1 10 lbs. down, medium to choice $ti.M Uv JIUiD. fOwes l?u I Its. down, medium to cltoici- $3.7.1 Hi $fi.OO; lilt lo I JO ihs.t medlain to choice $3.00 fir $ l.TiO, All weights, common $ l.fni fi $y.0o. CITY J1UDGET , WORK TO HE ENDED OCT. 16 (Continued from I'uge one) l(HtTlwM IJVRSTOCK PdllTI.AND. Ore., Oct. Ml (Al' 'attic and calves: (molality steady, receipts caltle Ml, calves lf. Stei'iH (IHtO-IHUll lh:.) 10.00 $lli.fia; good $0.00f( $l). fill; medlam $K.r)(ifi $hi. IH); common ' $7.04f f x.bit. Heifers, good $K;io f i $ti.oo; common to medium $t.oo ! fit K.TtU, fowH, good $7.7!ifff $N..1; common lo medium $r..on n $7.75; low culler, $:finro $5. on. IIiiMh. : good to choice $7.00iii $7.5fi. rut-! ' ter to medium $il.(Ml'ii $7.0(1. Calves, medium to choice $!t.00 0( $l (..lo; I cull to common - $7. ooAf $(i.(in. ! ; ers. milk feil, .good to $H!.IH Ut ; $t:t.(M), medium JlO.liil'- JIl'.lKt; call lo common $ 1 o.oiKo $ IJ.oo. j ; Hogs: Hteady. recelpis I .lion. In-j ; eluding 114 on contract. Heavy j weight. $!i.r u, $11.51); medium I ; weight. $!i,r.o (it- $n.r.n; medium! $t I. rid 4i $1 1 . 7 r, ; light lights, $l(i.50j (a $1 1.50; packing sows, rough and 'Smooth. $x.iui r,i $:i.no; slaughb-r; 1 plgw. sO-i;tii lbs. $ hi 2.1 r $n. vcaled tiiat a delegation of city of ilcia Is from To)ipenlsh. Wash,, may visit I .a Grande la the near future to inspect the sewage dis poKal plant and other municipal Improvements. Mr. I'layle said ttiat a group from Missoula, Mont., may conic here next spring. JKlertfoii IHscusseil Tho matter if an election for the proposed boundary extension was discussed, and the city attor ney was a ut hoi ied to prepare petit Ions to he circulated by the chamber. nf commerce among peo plc living within Hie districts In cluded In tho proponed extension, George T. Cochran, city attor ney, reported that lhet cily is not liable when a building' falls with-' in itself or on private property, but Is liable when a building falls upon tho streets and Injures sonnj one f the collapse Is due to wind, etc. If Hie building Tell without outside cause, the city would not be liable. This report wart deliv ered in connect ion with tho in vestigation made recently of ih c. I., .lackcy building an Adams avenue. To Alicntl Convcnilou City llecoider J. K. Slearns Is to represent l.a Grande at an ac counting meeting ill Salem on Oct 1 and on Ibe following day will tuke part In a meeting of tho Ore gon League of cities In the same oily, according to a motion passed lasL iiJkIH Ordinances ratifying contracts for seven Improvement districts, including districts from ink to I!i7. and an ordhiane, nf la rimr the Lowest Prices ALWAYS at the roHts nf sewer dlHli'let 3-10,' were pawed. September hills. , in the amount of $3l4fi7.7o(were!'ordc,i,od paid. -".' " In the city managers report, It was shown that receipts for tho week ending Oct. 5 amounted to t7.7Vrt.tfj 'mpiircd with disburse, meats of $.1, ;:. HK. it is umismil for the receipts to bo greater than disbursements. The report also revealed that the city hand is pre paring for an opening concert of the winter series In about it month. During tho past week the city fln falied a pipe Him on Cove avenuu between Halm and Willow streets. PHILADELPHIA IS FEARFUL OF RAIN FOR FRIDAY GAME 4TNDIT HERE Copy fur this column must bo lu by 9 m. (Continued from Paga 1) ivhlch tho riunt..'fi'!ts ui,. print. I'd. ami the inlntinn Ittwlr, illfrtTiil HllKhlly from that nl Hit- Kcnuine llrki ln. The- men 'aricitn! hull ill, out In their iojikiwiIiiii unci wvenil hi'Ih of tho alk'Bitcl conn-lei-fvlls. 'I Irki'l riTriiiliik I'llll.AliKI.I'lliA. Ort. Ill (.M-) I iiiiii:hI 1 11 of chilly lihim on l.i hiKh aviiiui-, ai-viral ilycil-ln-thi'-woul liisihiill f;mn lii'iian a lone (amp hi-foi'i- the hli'.'ieh(.r inlraiiro at Khll,. pm-lt i-arly to. lay to await 1 1- nin'iilnif or Ihu Kati- at 10 a. in. loinorrow. At tin' hc-ail of Hi- Ilim was Mia. J. I'Yanlilln k'ratz. u-Iioho henmr Is iippiiBtlf lhi. hlcaolici' Kali l-'rom holiiM hIii' In-oilKlit u rork ln cliair.ua ml wishes, hot rol'fi'i' ami lilankHs. SEVEN ACRES OF LAND SINKS; LAKE FORMS OVERNICjHT fContlnueu rrom Pae 1) S'ssEWTQHK'3 pfTMen's Hi-Cuts f I.'.... ..r i Jiluly wear. Oil tannvd lorccd Imclislay, dou ble vaiiip, full (louhlc Hole, (ink ouIsoIp, raw hide middle sole, full KTiiin jfus.sel, aich Hiippoi led, top letaiii or sliap keeps (lie limit shapely and neat. 1 1 Ik. X, vv TORE Hi-Out Work lioot Heavy wax-tun cult liluclier with heavy conipiisition sole and all around storm welt top bindingi Munson last. Strong and durable. Specially priced $1.45 Hunter's Caps A rc-v(Msil)le double duty'cnj) made of heavy corduroy with red flannel top ami ear tabs. Play safe and wear one of those caps on your hunting trip. Our low price $1.25 writhed over the Sinclair lease since shortly before II a. m. todav. Hardly -more than five miles from I ha downtown business dis trict, tho fire has ca.sl a weird glow r the cltys streets at night, and in I ho southern .section of tho city, three miles from the well, has made street lights almost unneces- ry at night. Some lime early today the Kin- ley brothers were reticent regard ing t lie exact time one mart, Touched low behind a metal shield tlnil grows sizzling hot desnito earns of water which constantly drench It, will creep toward the plume of (lame which has reared high in tho sky 'for more than two lay.-'. ("lad In a heavy asbestos suit, he will drag L'na iuarls of nitm-gly- rine almost to the iiiopht of the idl. Then he will place it so that the forco of the explosion will be directed at the base of the flame, and then scurry uway from ill- boiling heal. When ho Is safely out; of range the charge of explosive, will be fired. Tho force of tho explosion Is ex pected to hurl the fhimo above tho gas pouring from lint hole. (;0LD PRODUCED Blazers Ih Id.-.;:, wool 5J low as $1, in no me as Mciivy. ii i wool hiazers i V V-1 lor me u!o taucy pl.iids. I funf? mi r. m i,i ik in op mil mii ; ,( t .;7i 7 . po KfiH. mime with 4f f tioth. Wool Uutl, tie botlorns. $3.95 to $5.95 Underwear Men's ruinous three-season underwear in heavy rib wool mixed., neatly hound, a Rood fitting and warm garment f,- fai ur winter. Iluy your wint er's supply at these low nriees $1.5!) Leather Coats Men's genuine front iiartei- horse hide coats in lilack. Lined sleeves iind storm wristlets four pockets. Well reinforced thru out. Adjust able back bell. $11.95 Hoy's Leather ( oats Front tiuaitcr horse hide. .hist like dad's in every respect. Sheep lined coats, heavy moleskin shell, v.'tanhot collar, leather reinforced pockets, sloi 111 wristlets. $1.95 to $8.95 Don't Men's Worsted Knit Sport Coat This is 011 excellent spoil coal model of worsted yarn in heath er mixtures. Colors of brown, Oxford Kiev, and autumn. Just, the coat for sport of busi ness wear. Special $1.09 mm Elf ray (Continued from rage 1) repeat his feat under much stricter ''onlrtil if he were to satisfy the ! doubting Thomases. He was searched carefully ami watched I closely prior to ami during his test i yesterday. ! Prof. (Hto Hoenigschmld of the I 'diversity of M unlch. who Is an : authority on chemistry was quoted I today as expressing the opinion J that Taiisend's gold imiUing was a ; great s.v ladle and that the gold must have been put into the lead , before its cxlraethiu. I I CHAMBER MUSIC i CONCERT GIVEN DURE LAST 1NIGIIT I (Continued from Vngo 1) south .Impressed him, and In spired this crcalioii. The lir.st selection was one of the Moit it s quartet composition, mil- of the t hiesi of t hree that were presented to King l-reilerlck . W illi. un II of I'rtissbi. a. talented eello playt-r, and was given a mas terly rendition. Mrs. Siisb- I'Ynnel I'ipes In the or;:anifr of this and other quartets- and lias long been active In r musical at lairs. She Is a very , striking ami dominant personality that ho bis at teat ion as wit ti a mac.net. , .n unusual grouping of nation a 111 ti s Is In this ouailei, Mrs. I'ipes , bi-tng Spanish iind Irish, l-'crdlnand Konrad, cello pltyrr, is tlcrman: Hubert Sorenson. s-'coiid violin. I:iiii-b and Swedish, and Alevm- ;oi,i 1 isn iiavi; Ait!tivi:i At Itlcdmrdson's Art and (lift Shop also plenty of fish mofs. Tills is the niGH'. attractive lot of fish yet received anil you will enjoy see ing them. Visit the srtop and see tills wonderful assortment, lu-10-3t ATTKNTIOX Jlavo you gotten one of the now combination wrought Iron bridge and torchler lamps now on special some at $2.k;i t ltiehards:n'Ji Art and Cfift Shop? Sec the window. 10-1U-3 t. Till: NOIIAIAI, S(HOOI Ileal pictures - of the Norn'ial scliool, taken from the right anglo, are now ready for sale ut Jtlchard son'a Art and Gift Shop. 10-10-:it. IIA.M'I.VG JJ.SSOXS Special baby classes now being formed. .Miriam Jlyalt, Sacajawea hotol. 10-9-2 tp. m:k tiii: iKii: mi:st In Chaw. Iteynokls Ins. office window. To be given away by the Allar society. 10-J-3t. .Is. Y. LIKK INS. CO.; .Julian K. I'eiora, res. rop,-I'h. 8.r.-j; 10-8-1 nip. TAXHKIiM V work by a very com petent man. All kinds of birds -and unlmula.. mounted.' . Phone .IJil-AV or call utlinx Penm Ayo. C. IleralnBiir. 10-2-liu : . -AtTOMOmi.K 6axs ." WK jlAK'K LOANS on automo biles and f limit urc.-'Cun tracts re financed. Koom 1 5. La Grande National Hank Bldg. ' U-28 1-m nomsHUiilns, . plea Mug, button holes, etc. Norton's Klildio Shop. Adv. der Vdovin, viola, is a Tiussian. . In many years this is the first opportunity La Grande lias had of hearing chamber music, and their appearance here was a delightful innovation. EAT FRESH FRUIT Delicious Fruit Punch Almost Universally Enjoyable H in hard to find a child or an adult who does not enjoy delicious fruit punch. And it would be hard to think of a food more deserving of a place in the healthful "Suit. A famous food scientist"' urges ufl to eat raw fruit every day. ' We. went to tho California Fruit Growers, knowing that they are authorities on fruits. We asked IJY EX-PLUMBER I 'I'" rrZTlZlZZ what they gave us: Juice from 2 orunRcs, 2 cups of water, juice from 2 lemons or 1 Kiapefruit, sugar to taste. I'or variation, add 1 cup of other fruit juice, such as crape juice, loejan herry juice, pineapple juice, cider, or tho juice from any canned fruit. How easy such a punch is to. make and how full of health and enjoyment! Kvery married woman recognizes her responsibility for providing a well-balanced diet that is at the name time tasteful and appetizing. The secret of sugar as a seasoning opens the way to delicious cookery. Use a dash of sugar in cooking each vegetable and fruit. In milk drinks j and desserts. In meats and meat ! sauces. Chocolate and eoconnut cookies and candies are good for ' lessert. A bit. of sweet makes tlu I meal complete. The Sugar Institute J.C.PENNEYC. 108 Depot St. La Grande, Ore. Fashions for Fall Tend to the Feminine . . See These New Dresses 'An assemblage of Fall dress modes reveals rippling skirts, subtle draped effects, lingerie touches ... and a vr'.d; variety of one, two and three piece styles for every tyoe or need. Charming examples of fashion suc f . . . ". . , i j ir cesses have been selected tor your early cnoice . $Q.90 to and priced from .75 There are smart satins, vel vets, satin crepes and com binations included in the price range . . . rich colors and the always-modish black. Be sure to sec them! ffi. vets, satin crepes and com- prf fflyf binations included in the i'A price range . . . rich colors . J I and the always-modish black. fkW'"vK ' Wheat Heavy And Lower In Chicago CIIICACO. Oct. 10 (AT) Not withstanding initial npitii'lis i-i wlicnl prices today, whi'iii soon ilecll'led, largely us n nwilt of sympathy Willi corh nuirUi't. weak ness. I ifprrsslipii of corn v;ili.-s was ; ascribed to the fact thai Hie gov- ' seipielltly showed an additional i niiiiint clop report In. Healed u:''r"l. Ouii Wi re easy, l'lovisions decided Incnase of yield conipareil ",m shmled'downwurd. i with what was i-M.ccl.-d a month i wh,,i,t I'1'""11 heavy lV.cWISci . ., , , , -, bushel lower than yesterday's iiigo. .Stin ting .inchiinged lo .,c ; corn Vlclsed Tic lo 1 Vic higher, -wheat aflei-Kai-il went well , ,0.Mi ollls i.-,c to y( c off .) proj , bi-low yeslet-iiay's finish. Corn J visions unehitugeit lo a solbaek of ! epened i' to V e f'i I e off, a nil sub- i 1 ae. . THOUSANDS OF CORNS REMOVED W now hr n rmrdy tlml roally v!ll Tftnovn ANY corn or en Nous quickly and without, pain; e run prove it. If jfou are ne of the nnfortimnte nni who hav tried many so-called 'Tom cures" and still hiue your Rtuhborn old Corn or Callounes-fume in NOW and lot lis demonstrate "EMl-O-t'OHN." If you live too fnr nwav wrltf to: RMD-O-l'ORN IAORATOi:iFS. 4 (iir. Held Blvd.. Chimin, ulio will s-c that rou receive' a jar promptly. Mii.i'l into,-. Co. Adv. i IN THB WBST Store No. 13 I.a Grande, Or. to visit our Indies' lt'iinrtnn'nt fur iiiwK-.ii,.u,..,e i',,,-.,ii,i.,.. ...,.i i-....i xuiir in all liiKh quality latest novi'ltics ut prices ilint (U'fy'coinjmi ison. ;ilkCASOtlNE 1 BLAZERS iMun's All Wool ninzers Sizes SG lo 40 $3.98 $I.9S $5.98 School Dresses 'Age 7 to 11 ' (UJARANTEEI) TO WASH AND WEAR V AND ?1.-19. NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP mi r.toiivn.Hi.c. i.iini. lm laiis, ,:unpa. Kmnull. r.tuU-v, l.i. (iriuulc, Ore. IJtipcrl, Caldwell, Y ulla Walla. Wa.sh. tasaf 7 -w ur. i i n A I Front Row Thrill VrJtjS aomcihing amazingly 'F'l&'UJr new ,n radio is in store .HTS1. for you . . . "FACE JrSjJ TO FACE REALISM ". In it you will find genuine "front j?? row thrill". The famous Sparton Voice has been developed to a perfection that is astounding, even in Sparton. To listen is to strp into the pictur yourself; to SKE and to l'n ('I.. Thrillingly you feel the reiisciies of the moment. The newest Sparton EQVASOSSEis truly ALIVE. Hear it. Used Cars 'PERKINS MOTOR CO Jlaiii 500 4th and Adams tlfSOiS liOHNKXKAMI'S SPARTON RADIO JVUM't Richest Vcxt" I I SACAJAWKA HOTEL Tel. M 830
