La Grande evening observer., October 14, 1929, Image 8

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I A GRANnEKV7?NING" OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE.
Wednesday, October 16, 1920.
New
Silk & Wool
Phoenix
Hose
50c
to
$1.50
Men's. Wear.
Fresh Eggs Go
Higher; Butter
Price Steadyjpn'-
I'ult'l'I.ANIi, Ore.. Ocl. 14 (Al'l , continued weak, but flax uim firm and over 202lc; old pekln ducks,
Krenh ckbh tool! anulher advance ' "" " remllt or a sharp reduction In j 1 Ki" e; colored duekti. ISc; lur
loduy. HxtniM 10 retallerH went j ourrent rccelpm. lieyn, Nu. 1. 3Se; live, 28S7 30C.
up two rentH to 43. fresh mediums' Tlu' hir-Bi'l- uuirket HloekM of OuIoiih: steady: Yakima, fancy,
lo 4n aiul fresh pullets lo 20. And,wl"-"1 1,1 Noi'H' Ainiriea. whleli I.Tf.'n .oo per cwt.
uuir relnllers wnro nuolllli; llm
price of the choicer soi ls two cents !
above llli se flKUles. ,
Oilier (trades were iiiichsnitcd.
Ilntler was steady lit Friday's
values. No session liaH been held
since I luii by the I'ortlund produce
ex'chaiiBe. (Offset the liiriuence or larBc stocks
lli celpt of a carload of Imperial'1""1 11,111 a stcadyliiB effect upun
eaulalmipes was reported, today,'. 'he markets. Weutller III AlBell
I'lillBlliB III Plicu from 13 to IH.SftfU"" """ lu0 for fuvorahle
a erale, accordliiif lo sl.o. , ro-lli of Ihe wheat crop and the
Local lomaloes urc dwindlliiB' ua"o1' ln twu ot loU'orlant
and California has beBun lo ship wheut-BrowliiB provinces Is for a
In. The latter were quolcd at
('an II flo wit wiih excellent
and
plentiful at 7011.00.
OiiuiucH hail a wide raiitfe from
$:i .35 to aeeordluji to hIuo.
Wheal Setback In
Chicago Market
CIUCAOO, uvl. 14 (Al) Italn
rejiortH from Australia, whero
imustiire short u-"i hurt been pre.1
valenj iu downturns In Chi-
caifo wheat prices loday, inuclc
morn lhan offsi-ttlUH: early khIiih.
l-:..lumed esllmaleH of wheat yield
in AiiMlraha wero mirrout. and
hiKlnr (inolullouH ut Liverpool
were ignored. Opening fc to lic
hlKher, CiiieajfO wheat uftorwurd
allowed a decided los ut I uroiind.
Corn and oalK liirnet dowimrudo
iiImo, coin Hlaiilntr unchiinu-ed lo 'i
Il'y1' hill subseituenlly loos-r
j..,. . nniniiiiin ii-uu lUUOlll 'MlUUUy.
Would End Search
Tliii.ii- sell-in Ms ,wlio urn trrlnu
lo II111I nlHiilutn zt-i-ii sliiiulii iiiuee
it llieniiiiini-ier tut n hunker's i-.vs
mid usk lilni to renew u mui-.
FIND IT
HERE
Copy fur (hi column muit be
, In hy 9 a. in.
this wi:i:k's mi:ciai,
Will be bread hourds at llleh
anlsfiirH Aii ttlft Shop. These
b.-auiiiiil hand ib'coealed Maple
llniinis w ith finest , new type
si-el kiilies will be sold ror :iXe
on Tliuniiluy, l-'rlday and S:llur-I
-lay of tills week. They are
regular ll.f.ti and 11.75 numbers.. however, continue relatively small
Vo.i will enjoy having one for use and luurkct stocks are not liicreas
Ihls wiek. I ii. l. Jt ling as rapidly lis last m-uson.
now is Tin-: timi.:
To pine-- your order ror per
soniil cngravi-d Clii-lslmus cards.
It Is mil), ti n weeks unlit Christ
mas, Set. -el your curd rroln tll-l-.iiitifiil
and instinctive llti- at
LP liiiiilsun's Art und llllt Shop,
and huii. this worry off your
mitnl now. lo-M-.tt
N. V. I.ll'l.; INS. CO.. Julian K.
IMeis, i. s. ri ti. I'll. KMi-J.
1 1 -s -1 top
'.Xlli;i(.iy work l.y n very com
p. I. lit tilt-ii. All kin-Is or birds
ii nil iinliimls mounted. rhone
W or cull al I 108 -enn. Ave. I-:.
c. lb i.i:igi-r. lo-2-lni
lletnsilichlng, plivsting, fcuiinn
lililes, etc. Norton's Kliltllo Hliop.
AdT.
At KIMOIlll.i: LOANS
WH M.M.M LOANS on ailtoino
blles alul rtirnltilre. Contracts re
lilinnei il, Itiiom 15, La (lldtlile
Null. mui Hunk llldg. -'.' s l-m
JV) IIIIY J'OK T KSh
V. SKl.L FOK JUlCSi
.New York Store
Prices defy compari
son. NKW KUOCKS
We him jiiNt i-'-cehed a
Ii 1 slilpiiienl of charm In;
iroeks direct from New
oi k. These sinni t ilnvwi'H
p if tray advanced siyle tor
vtmr h'uhoii. Oalnttly tilni-
liied h It h f(ne lace, velvets
and cut nlllvM. Collie In
black, pirate blue. navy,
wine, kp'cii und brown. Spe-
da I
$0.05 to $0.05
New York Store
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
I hi-.
Miir.
lice. .
Slur.
May
QUOTATIONS ON
WHEAT STEADY!"?-
T1 ii .i
l a v o r a o i e weatner,
Threshing Returns In-
is rt i
crease Grain Supply
I
I'OltTI.ANIJ, Oct. 4-uram .c,,ii,; HluniJurilH 4Sc;. inline flrslH.
nmrkctH continued miller uimctr ; 7I:; rirntn, -de; creamery prices:
tied during thu ivooli Midlng (Jo- ,ih, 3c ovnr cube Htundurd's.
tolj.T l'i. Wheat priced held I At i lie : Hlcudy; raw milk (4 pur
stonily, Influenced by u HllKlil.ly ici.nl) $:!.&( civl., delivered J'orl
Improved export inquiry und Ii-hh , ,.,. riiitlerfat.
mvorulile n-porlH on Che Arip-n- million, ( 47c: truck 48c; delivered
tine crop. uccordiliir to the weekly ni I'ortlund fjle.
liriiln murkel review of thu United . Poultry: Hlcudy; (buying prlccn)
Hlulon bureau of iitfilculturu ecu- : nllvc, henvy hem) over 4 Vy lbs..
noinicH. l-'ecd urulnn declined, ! 27c: medium lieim 3 61 4 lhH.,
with pile corn Improved by In- I 1 'j 1,1 ;o(.; Ilirlil, under 314 lbs.. 17
oriiblo weather and luiwr ""!-
of other feed KTlilllB llulicut-
edby better thrriihlnir roturiiH. Itye
lru now niiniii uiiuiu iuur iniiiiuii
bushels or inn record acciiniuiauon
1 at the close of llecelllber last year, I Wool: steady; Kuslem Oregon
continue lu be the piincipul weak- 1 8 11 2llc Hi.; valley 3IK' 33c.
U,,IB factor In the w heat market j Hoy: sieady. buviiiB prices:
;sltuatlno. Home linproveincnt In l;aslern Oitboii timothy J2il.rlHi
j export Inquiry, however, tended to,2l.ou; do valley iiii.immi II9.G11;
reduction of 3D lo 4n per cent frum
last year's harveKi, aueonlUi; to I cattle I4Mi. calves ;i L' ." ; steers ' A survey of the motors wus ex
trado reportH. The official esll- j ( tl on-i :too lbs.) $10. ou up I n.GO; l'ected to iletermlne whether their
11111(0 places the total Arwnttnu ( afiO-1 I oo lbs.) (rood $ 1 0.0U f t j '! Iire would bo more than
wheat uircuKe'ul 1 it.4hfi.oou acroK.
Htoekn of old wheat In comiiiercial
channels are reported around N,
000, 0U0 hushelH and HhlpmciitH tor
the week totaled 4,7L'0,IH)0 bushels,
which Is unusually largu fur this
yciison of the year.
Native w heat con II much lo' be of
fered frcdy In Kiirocpun countries.
The German Kovcrnment has re
cently 'Issued a decree obllKlntf
liitlls lo use 00 per cent home
Ktown wheat In their gi'ludlnKs.
1 his has advanced prices or nu-
yo w,H.ut ln (jl!nilluiy, KOO(i
inill-
Intf ipiallty beliiK (piotcd al Hain
bunr at $l.l)4:)'i. In Italy millers
were reported buyliiK low K"'ade
Munttlha Diirutus and No. J U. H.
Inu'd winter fur Klulen eoutcul. al-
uiouku nuiive s:ip)iieH urc pieau
' fill. KiiKlluh buyers were reported
jpure,,,,,,,, ,,(,,,
of
w'heat from JuKO-Slavia al approx
imately $l.,tl per bushel C. J. K
KiiKllsh markets. United Kingdom
port stocks ur( estiniuled at II,
440,000 bushels and slocks on oc.
ran passage ut 4:',:i7f(.000 bushels.
ShlpuienlH of wheal unsold con
tinue large and export sales recent
ly tiro said t ohave been mostly
of wheat ufloal and at prlceH be
low thoso nt which it couhl n
be replaced lu Ihe c.xportinK mar
kets. Houtcsllc cash markets lu-hl grn-
ernlly steady. Itecelpis of
winter wheat were fairly
haul
lllii nil I
ut most murkets with demand less
UI'Kf nl.
Sprlnu- Wheat murki-ls 'were
sIlKhtly easier with mill tleinnnd
less active than a week ago. Tin
Oclolu-r csllmnle tor spring wheal
oilier than iuriin, placed the HI23 i
crop ut 171,857,111-11 bushels, or
alioul 7. 500, una bushels ox er lhe
Hept - 'luber estimate. Marketings,1
Milling -l.iiiii li,l in l-orllaild wus
slow except ror a limited ii ii -on n t
of luil-il white wlient. Some lu
iinirv ri-fiiii I lii. II-I....I -
riour was reported received by lo
cal mills but bids wen- mostly be
low current prices. Some p.u-c--i
lots or wheat nrioal were reported
sold lo the conlllieiit and I nih il
Kingdom at prices eoiishlcruhly
below replacement values. Kariiirrs
are not selling rreely. and I elpls
at I'l-rtliiuil totaled only .Ills cars
for Ihe week ligalnsl Mil lor the
same period Inst year. I'.'xports -d
grain and I lour from Columbia
lllver and I'ugel Sound tiorts, how --ver,
for tlie season have been
slightly larger than tor the same
period lust year ami totul--d nearly
lO.lllMI.IIIHI lulsh-ls. At the dose of
tile we-'k Hlg M. .1.1 lllii-stein and
liiu-l while were utu-icd at I'nrt
lallll 111 $1.37, soil white und west,
ern wlille at $1.2:114, u, wlm,.,..
uoriii-in spring und w.-st.rn red
$1.21 '-j p- r bushel busts Nu. 1
11 heut.
Cllll'.M.O CASH :
Mill. Oct. 14 (A1-) 1
rllll
Wheat : No,
red $!.'.'.; No. II
nurd l.2!i.
Corn: No. 1 nilx-ii ml:
iilllle Ut. i.
Outs; Nn. 2 w hlle lii , ;
while 4 I l i .
live: No. $1,011; No. 2,
M l.l'l li.
No. I
$i.n;r'
ttarl-'.v: ituntlilile rung-' 5s -it;i
Tlmolliy seed: $ I. i $:., .111.
Clover seed: $ 1 2.-H- 'l $ -M-.lin.
I.ur.l $10.72; libs $1 1.5u; b. Ill
51I.;.'..
lllllll.Wll 4 -,
I'OltTI.ANIl, Ore, Oil. II (AC)
- Cash wheat: lllg Head bin. . si. in
hard white $I.;IG.
Soft w hilt- $1.21 ':.
W. si. i n w hlle $ 1.2 I iv.
Ilar-I winter Jl.l-ji,.
Northern spring $1.1:11..
Westi-n, n il $1.1? l.j.
Ouls: o. 2-0X ll. whit-' $:: mi.
'I'o-luy's cur tvo-lpis: wheat 4.'.;
flour l:; corn X: buy 4.
ITubuhly thai di-K lliut won tl.e
'rlire reei-iitly for huvli.ir 11..- n.o'-t
ileas slaiied ll'Olll scrnleh.
t'HICACO WHEAT
.i.:ir.6 i.uii i.:in i.:u l.ai!4!4
l-il l.n i-ii'i t.H'2
..l.iO!iy, i.iriM i.iif. i.l5!4
i-oitriiAMj mhi:at
..I.S5JS J J.2.'!4 l.il'i 1.2IS4
i -d lsi.. i.:u i;.tt
....l.ill'Xi Llil-Xi 1.34', L341',
ronriAM) ricomci;
JOUTi,ANI, Ore. Oct. 14 (AJ)
Kkk-s: iiuhvv, prices to rt;tulkr:
ximn 4 t u b I c; Klundurc'H.
fn-Hh iiH'diunm 40 1 4 lie;
nictll inn Tir-HtH. 36; fnHh uullctH,
liSrtfanc; inilivt fiiHtH, 26c.
i. Kkkh: JiIkIi'm-; priwH to wholo,-
finlerh: j'i-i-hIi oxtriiH 4!c; HliiudurdH,
2;: ' medium am-: muiiiuiu
rii-HiM. ;Mc: fresh ptillctH Ulic; pul-
ii,t n,.Hl, 2;k;.
I llutlcr: Meiidy; oubeH: oxtrfiH i'j
1 ccnls; broil. th. under 1!S lbs.. SO
I cciiIh; kpHiiiih. over 2 Dim.. 22 w
23c; Horlnj.- neltln dnckti. 4 llm..
loiaioeM: sieady; uems. No.. 1 1
Knule 2.7Gi :i.oci per cwt.
aiiaua 9iflrrrl!i: clover, 10;. oat
lu.y. I lf:
straw J7iiS ton; scIIIiib
more.
prices
FOHTI.AMI MVIMOCK f j
rOltTbAM), Ore.. Oct. 14 (Al')-
Cattle and calves: slow, asking!
generally L'Sft &0c higher: lecelm. 1
fiO, mi'dltiiu $K.fii)4f f in.uti; com-
nion $8.GUfi $.00; coiuinon $? '
61 $S.riO. Jh irers, Bood $8.7fi ft $11.-
-'ft, eommon to medium $fi.o f.
$S.7fi. Cows, Kfod $H.0(ir $s.r.a. ,
coiuinon to medium $r:.nu fu $8.00.
low ruMer jL'.MKtj $,i.()0. llulls. irood
to choice 17.otlftii7.Go eutl. r in
medium $ft.00ftf $7.00. Calves, me. j
dlum lo choice $!t.oo fti $ 1 1 50, cull!
to eoi n sii.r.oft, jy.an. Vealer
uillk fed, Kood lo choice $1.00
$ in. fin, medium $ lo.onftf i 1 2.00,
cull to'coiuuioti $7.0041 $10.00. .
JIoks: slow, looks HI end v lo "fir
lower; reeelnls 4:125. Incllldliiir -IL-4
lliroiigh and 071 direct. .Heavy
weight !i.r,o i,r $11.00'. Alodium
weight 10.25 ilv in.-.-n. Light
welghl ! l.lllir,, l.2r,. Light lights
llJ.25rn I 1.80. l-aeklng
ro.igti ami
Slllllglller
smoolh m.liusii.iHi.,
pigs siii.iiui i 1. tin..
eeeoer anil slocker iilgs f 111.35 M
$11.25, (Holt or oily hogs and
rousting pigs excluded III above
ilUiilallous).
Sheep ami In in Ih : looks steady;
reei Ipls 13511. Lainlis, m ii-m. and
ilon ii, good lo choice l(l.C;ti ii
M.ii(i, medluiii $ :i. 6(1 Ii 1 111.511, all
welglits. cull in eommon 17. (in fi
?:i.i-a. Yearling wellu-rs, l in
lbs.
down. in,. .Hum lo choice Jil.r.li mi
i!i.eil. Kwes, I2n ll-s. down, me.
I ilium to choice ;l. "fit $.-,.oo, 1211-
I 125 lbs.. III. ill lu choice 1.1.1m
JI.50, all weights, coiniiiun $l.nti(
S. 00.
I'AI'lilt MIII-I-LII to s. A.
I'OltTI.ANIl, tire.. Oil. II
The
oiige cargo or paper
I i-iii p lo la
taken tu Smith America
n-oni
I lie west coast, w ill Inn..
here this week aboard lliu sleaiii
i r West ( 'amargo.
MR. TENNYSON
IS ORDAINED
HERE SUNDAY
(Continued from Thro 1)
vl-lln olillgulo by l-'l-reiue Lynch
.'-IH--I-. ut-.y communion was
lilaled.
ell-
Iiuilng the evening a conrlriim-
U--II eluss was held.
Iii addition to tin- meeting .,
ut the Kplsi-i-pul chnieli. which wus
ri unr.led as um. ,,r th,. imsL iupr
1,1,11 I" H'ut church lu many years
In I .a ( 3 1 ii into, then- were other
scrvtis of tiiirtleiilur Inler-sl.
Mlssliiiuuv nie.-llngs w.-i-i. ,cl,
ni lhl.-e Mellimilsl chuiclles in
I nli-ii l oiiniy y-stenliiy at island
i lly um I I in.. ii in the tuoriilug un,l
In l u lliund,. in Hie evening. -i().
ressor .l-.vce l-Mwi.rils. yulllig
liulluu w In- Is on the fueuity of
l.uel.iii-ii Chrlsllnn college:' Or.
John It. (lines, u veteran mlssli-i-.
nrv In Itliinleslu. Afilcu; th,- ;,.v.
I low a ul A. Musser, n Iiiiiii.,. ,s.
floniiry lu the Central i-rovlnecs or
In-lli.. iiii.i I,.. .; , r v
Take IMfliin-s of
Autumn
and liiing the lolls lu
Mae Stearns
The l'linUi F.xpt-i t
fur the finest finishing
Leave nil work tit
L&L
DRUG CO.
br.iska Wesleyan unlvrrslly, mem
bnr of the world service commis
sion, wero the speakers at the, three
meetlnBs. No rvrnlng service was
held at the Island City ehurch so
that members of the conKrcKatlon
might also attend the ueetliiB ln
the La Orande house of worship.
With a large- crowd present at
Ihe M. K. church last nlijht, three
very Interesting talks were present
ed. Dr. Clllbert explained the ne
cessity of systemutlcally supporO
lug tlio world fc-ervlec work. 'iJr.
Kdwards gave a brief outline of re
llKlous history of India, and tdld
of tile fact thut' the natives .are
rapidly swinging toward Christ, ul
though In a different manner thu 11
in tile western world. Or. .Musser
gave a very interesting it. Ik of Urn
Jungle lund dlsirlet In Indlii.
. Kttvlvul .MtMlliur IlcgliM
At tlie .M. IC. church South a se
ries of revival meetings conducted
by the llev. I'Vatik Hopkins, pastor,
and Ills son Alhortt, slarted. These
meetings urc to cunlinue about two
weeks. Mrr. Hopkins has had wide
experience In revival work lu sev
erul slates. i
In addition lo lhsu ooutxtandlng
services, several very Interesting
programs were curried out. At the
Unpl 11 church Leo Cullen Hryunt
played a violin solo. The pastor
drew a graphic picture of the story
of a boy of Ihe slums who wus of
fered a home and the place and
privileges of a son by a blg-lienrt-ed
man In. spile of the fact that lie
knew ihe boy to be a thief and
llur. I'liielng a chair to tin- front
of the platform,, hi: Imagined the
boy scaled there while he nuked
him some pointed ouestions as lo
until Kind of boy lie oughl to lie
111 return fof the un'ileser
d kind
ness or his-benefactor, the audi
ence sitting In Judgment on the
ouestions and yiiiswers; Ln tint eve
ning his subject' Was "Dead Cities
That mill Speak." At tht. young
people's meeting Miss Wliltm'er led
in tlie discussion. ....
! SOVIET FLIERS
I REACH SEATTLE
(Continued from Page Ono)
, three days before the fllKhl to Sun
l''anelsco.
. 1h "Viators huve received a
'lw - lii1 Invitulloii to visit Henry
, or" ut '"rborn. llny dl-elosed.
Since their demirlorn ,
lm' ri,(,1! "vi been In the
cow the filers have been In
,,,r """t 100 hours for the 10,000
U,M ,I,MH-
. Mosl ""'""'" FHjtht
GsiorUii.v'H fllKht from Wuter-
: lull was In some reflects the most
strenuous, the filers agreed. Credit
for llielr success was atlrlliulrd lo
" ' wunmnni ni
ithn cuierallon tliey hud received1
from various American govern-
moot agencies. Ihe navy, i-unst
. Klin id and weather bureau all re- !
celvlng speelul commendation frum I
the a viators.
Several thousand former Hum
slatis and uilim-M cuvn ilm rn.,, .
noisy greeting as their illune flow
i,,. .... m.,, ,,,,,.., i,iim ,,,. ,,,
naval nir station on I.ulio W ash- i
( iiiKton.
i Th Itii.sshin avialors" wnnt lo '
lalk with Henry Ford und 1'rosi-..
Ident. Hoitvor, they iloelarcd shortly
. lifter they landed.'
"We hour a Kient deal In liusnla
, about Iwo famous American en
, Klueer- Iord and Hoover," one of
t-'' fur fllors said. "We hopo to
"o lonuuaio euouKh to meet
both."
liland'a Many Mkitri
The Ishiiul or Sicily nils fli-H
colonized hy the f! reeks during the
Hljrhlh t'Oimiry, It, lu ltuFoipih
century SyractHi wa Ihe le.nllnn
tlroek powor. In A. !. M't t lie Is
hind va comiuereil hy P.pilsnriiis
und a mi ex eO hy the lly.nnthie em
pire. Where
tomorrow's
hat styles may
be seen today
lr mw want, llifl otic lm(
I lint in I lie nut lx-cnniitip;
lo you . . . (hat is without
qiirslinii of tlifi finest qual
ity . . . that will hold its
iihapc and wear well, you
will surely find it in our
utork of new Stetsons. The
many latest shaiM-3 anil
nhadm enable n to give
you the most expert help in
i-hiHwing the, one hat best
united lo your type.
Stetson
Ha ts
DIVORCED
, -1 '(i-y
Mrs. .Maiif Atii'lon Whilney, above,
was ( nui ted a divoifi1! frmn (.'01
lirlhis anilerhill "Sonny" Whitney
ut 'lli'iio. ii'-v nu.. icr-mimls of In-
' conifrntihilily The lieariiijf was
Jielil In ii'ivali .Mrs. Whitney was
I (ilvon pnsses.!iMi of l-hcir chllili-cji.
j Wlltney. a few ycri ajro and he
j fore Ills marriage, w.ts charged by
' I'vail ItnrroiiJihs l'intjiiue. l-rllies
-dancer, with heinjj; the father ot
her ehiltl.
'-'An -Ohio truck driver was twice
held up and rubbed of a truekloud
of lircs. I'rrity soon that chap
will beKln to feel rimmed.
j Murder Charge
Placed Against
Young Chicagoan
'
'H Ii Alio. Oct. II (AI-) Tlie
ITlec .loliii J'rfstoii wus paying to-
""' ro1" Sulunluy nlgltt parly
with two yotiiiK' women compan
; ions, was behiK In jail with a iuur- J
dor' (iiaiK0 aKiiinst ll'm. One nf
Ihe younif women, Miss An lies J
'Johnston, -Mi,-, was dead. She had
been attacked, I hen strangled. '
I'reston, who is marrlci, denied
knowledge of how Alh-s Johnston
wn's killed. Two men held Ihem
with
jraaKCieavinger
All hough we're always in a
hurry
Tltot's no cull for you to wor
ry. IJlliek ltn-1 safe tlial's us. Tell
lis when you need us. We'll be
there when we say. Mi-ve you
from Here lo There in u hurry.
m rtvi
.,V
Same
Price
for over 38 years
25 ounces for
USE LESS
than of high
jiriccd brands
MILLIONS OF POUNDS
USED BY OUR GOVERNMENT
WijyhafffcTKMuaBnBBPii-illf in rtMtw
. lu Biiid. and drove away with'
her.
MIhh Juhnstun'H Imily ih found
in a clump of uudics not far f ronv ;
tlto :j;jut v.'ht'i'o I'l'fMton'H rented :
autoiiioliile had licnn ahandoned.
It ua on a little 'used roadway '
near W'vnt ChleaKO. The youn 1
M'oman had been hi ve rely beaten. !
Her clothlnK' was torn and her j
fnee was cut and swollen. There
were finder murk on her neck. 1
.MfKS Mathilda .Murphy, cousin '
of MibH JohiiKlon. and her com- '
panlon on the .Saturday niKht par- ;
ly, told of evenlH proeedinK the
ttlayinK. i
They had koiio with I're.stoiu .she :
naid. only after much InHistcnce
hy him. and they hecanie-alarmed ,
(at- his behavior aflir he had eev- j
erul driukK at a ruadhousr'.
Upon tlp'lr d fina inline tha I he j
lake them home, all three Kot into
the cur. J 'ronton, Al ins .M urphy
Haid, crtntinued his ohjectlonahle j
manner, and both women leaped ,
from the maehlno and ran. Misx
Murphy oKcaped, all IioukIi lM-es- j
ton Htruck. her in the face, he said.
When she picked herself up I'ioh- j
ton was carrying the HtriiKKliiiK !
Johnston Klrl to the ear and nhoi-t- I
ly afterward he drove away. i
famoi'n ikx; ji:.d
CI.KVKl.AXD, O., Oct. I I (Al')
tiliiKer, the doj who won fame
in the movies under the mum: of
j Jlitnintr, is dead here. He was
starred In the "Lure of tlie AVI Id"
and doubled for Uln vTin Tin In
"Kinty of tlie liescrt" besides ap
pearing in many oilier pictures.
(ilner was owned by M rs.
Maude ('owlcs, who broiiKht him
hero a
hero a year uko afler he had spent
eli!it years In I lollywonfl.
3toro No. 13 La Orande, Ore.
Today's Freight Jjiings
Boys' Overalls
another shipurent of the
hoys popular priced bib
overalls.
Age 4 to 8 (i!)c
Ago 9 to 11 7!)c
Ago 15 to IS S9c
"I you had to fry a-
dozen!
chickens you
wouldn't fry them
all at once
Somr would be raw some
would be burnt. One chicken at
a time is the best way. And by
roasting coffee by their pat
. entcd, continuous process a few
pounds at a time instead of in
bulk Hills Bros, roast every
berry evenly. This process
Controlled Roasting produces j
a delicious flavor no other j
coffee has. ' 1
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
Frttk from the orig
inal tdi imi pack.
Easily optned vntK
tht key.
"I took Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound before
my first baby was born and 1
am taking it now for my weak
ened condition after the birth
of my second boy. Although I
never have put on any flesh
I am feeling good now and
the Vegetable Compound has
helped me in every way. It is
surely a wonderful medicine
and I will be glad to answer
letters for I recommend it
highly." Mrs. Fred W. Datey.
Mddison, k'aiuiLs.
"Cy IN THH WBST
i . I
m. : Jf , lib ,
J.C.PENNEY C(i)
108 Depot St. La Grande, Ore.
Marquisette
Filet Net
Marquisette, yd.
Filet Nets, yd. . .
A wide selection of dainty patterns for glass
curtains or to be used without drapes. - Our in
expensive price'range makes it possible for you to
have fresh curtains in many rooms this winter.'1
Cretonne
In Colorful Designs
Gay mod
ern designs
that will de-
19c to
49c
Spreads of Rayon j
To Match Your Color Scheme
There's a charming air of hospitality ahout color
in a bedroom especially when a handsome ravon
spread is selected to -match the rest of the furnishings. !
Our price is only
Double
Bed She PZV0 Length
FELT HATS
For Girls $l.!) to ?2.)8
Knit Caps fi'Jc to $I.SIS
Gloves & Mittens 25c to 'J8e
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
.ittaiflgjfr, . ,
OTEVENSWN EWGELEN CO
New! New!
Tan Cords, Black Trimmed
naPly, g(l woiii'iiig, washable.
$3.95
lire etui' embodies
this thoiiKht: "We believe in the
principle of renderinir complete and
model n service at the lowest possible
price, and to that end we watch and
study our costs, liasinjr our charjres
umiii fact rather than j-uess work."
!1
BQHNENKAMP
FUNERAL HOME
5TB AT SPRING ST
tu -1 1
,Make Charming
Curtains
19c, 29c, 39c
. . .23c, 39c, 49c, 69a(
Curtain Sets
Of Five Pieces
Dainty ruffled curtain sets
with two side pieces, valance
and tie-backs. Plain, fancy of
colored figure sheer curtaining.
Eel-
98c to $1.98
rr Extra
Extra
n the Creed of the
.lolden flute funeral
s?r:
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