La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 16, 1929, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, October 16, 1920. Page FAhi LA GRANDE EVENING' OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Fall Plowing Is Held Up Due To Lack Of Rains .Mfts. m;ii, km;ht (Ohtterver (-'orresnondenO I.OWKlt COVK. On-. (Ket'iol Owlnj? to tin; continued ilry wea ther no fiill plowing ran Ik: done, I'iiHtiirt'H an- very dry mid furtn or uro feeding their dfiiry c.itlle. 1'oluto cropH me, a oinjlf1 fail ure. -.' T. It, Johnson und fmiilly 1 t Hundiiy vlHllhitf with reu!ken and IrieihlH tn I .add Canyon. , MfH. Mary Porter ret urned (o Iicr home in l,u (Jrande ui'ler a three weeks slay at Hi' Nefll Knight home. . Tin- Hi'hool hoard of Krosty dis trict Nil MI, held a meeting H.tt urdny night for II. e pin-pone of ptirrluislim- n cc:uy taijipth-s for the HL'llOOl. It. J. linker and JO. T. IIohwHI arc In the iiioiiiitahi.s Inking for ilhelr inline rattle. Natliiin Duron ret-irned from a trip to Idaho Inn week. Mis. ;Iaroii and dangli I it, Marie re mained hi Idaho while Mr. Iaron returned lo malic urrnngeiiientH to Have a Hah . ,' Ilomoo Kvei'io!r In ph-klng ap ples in rainier, Idaho. ' M rn. J. T. Heriii. A!Ihhk (lladyM St o r e-wide For the next three days we oiler you you these specials with hundreds of others in clothing, furnishings, women's ready-to-wear and footwear fnr fho vholc laniilv. Ml xms ims-m m:w 1m Milt (ilRLS' (OATS I.avislily triniiiiud in gen uine fins, smartly tailored. All wool materials in smooth and novelty weaves, v, Special for three days $1.95 to $7.95. N'OMK.YS PUMPS v5W';'11''11'-- VMvtxl. Kid, slllvjjftflaMWuJ illn ami suede In -plKe or $2.89 to $5.95. PLAN KIOTS Special sale tt blauKcts JuM when iiiu in cd Ibcnt moot. .Ml wool and wind inKcd lu bamKome phil.N and fiiney utrip'. sp-n,'! lor lime ii.,s oiny $1.1)9 to $1.29. ROYS' SHOES For school, work or dress oC heavy retail or full grain stocks. Composition or leather soles. Guaranteed to give satisfaction $1.75 to $3.85. Ten Siaur itm-e. Ilulil. Twin Kails. Nampii. Kiuniotl. Iliiilev, (iiando. Ore. Kupfi t. ( aldv.ell. W all;i alia. Wash. and I'lorencc Keetn and Teddy IJcem viHiie.l at the. Nidi Knight home last Sunday. 'I'. II. JohiiKon In installing a lighting plant on hiH farm. Mr. and Mih. Julm Chndwlclc, of I nion. visited at Uic home of Ihelr niece. .Mrs. Nell Knight, Kun day. M rn. Ilarl.in Koger and Hon, ai Von. wcru in l,a Craude Thursday. DINNER AND DANCE ENDS ROTARY MEET (Continued from Page 1) (ih-ii Whlliiiy, I'M ward Kuhy, ami Cleii ('i'i)s. with Keimard Sexton tin accompanist. Mr. AruistroiiK ; wan siiloiM and Mr. I "runs gave a mIi. hi talk in which he stressed the in ccssity if I he leading men in every community obeying the law, ( even though tlM-y do not agree with : il:t provisions. The next part of the program ! was given hy tln simillesl eiub In ! Hie district., Mlllon-I'Veewnt'.!'. ' Itriier Shangle gave a brief address in wliicli lie expressed delight In ' heing a member of tin new dub and slated I hat a In tidy the i-luh iiad done much to consolidate pub lic spirit of the lu.i tow-tiH. Milton 'and Krei'wntcr. Uoh McNik'ht sane a couple of novelty songs, which were of a (Mfieieni lyiie man or .... . . I K ' IH 1 Winter Loats ivcwuws In rich nUntrlUo pallcriiH of nil wool fabrics, .single or double b r cast c il 4l'll-. Itllll Khl)lllfl .New sporl coals "II wt ol In liamlome and un iuc designs, will) fur collars and cuffs. I res s coats III MllOOt.ll f a b r I v s, gcorgcoiisly crs, wide pen isds. v e g ii I form rilling, u 1 1 h tin i lilacs, Inns, and gir.vs in annul clnlh, amel luilr or noMdty vcai'cs i .159.95 to rimiuril In liiMitlous lll'K $9.05 to $22.50 Special Sale Women's Dresses i:piisiK nocks dun I'X' iiiuitlc chaiin. Siiinrll.v .slylcd and bra ut ifully I rhniucd. 'i'alloicd of rich hIIKs hi' Itid'ug .sat ins. rial crepes, enr ;c(lcs and prints hi the seasnn's popular citiors. ( Htr I'cjtulai' S I U.II.'i dresses !)5B.98 to !)8.95 $32.50. Fall Suits Our carcrully sc I c c I v il stock of men's ihhI young nien'M suits will picas. you. Vanity, K Irs c It I) a un and Hart Schall'ncr and .Mar lis Mills, tailored rroni the lines! Tab. rlcs and designed liv experts whi4'h as Mires ou IimIUIiIii ii Illy. 'Ibe leading cidnrs and patterns In b r o w ii, blue, f;res ami ni'vtures, Dxlra punts fii'c $1-1.95 to $32.50. mm $p v ID DltKSS I iress shoes 1'iir onr stdecllou ne haw (he latol in hum ' rHtuear, new s hi a r i lies, diiiim pomps, clc cr one lraps, dls- oxi'nids for ilNcrini fualiiig iiii-n. SI Ics and lasls to suit eeroili Mines thai fit. coinhtuallon lasts and arch sup ported. .New lioel ilcs for nuug incii, m o il I flrtl niimhers lhicllcl it nuned In pl atinu cnmll- lor I he comer t'uhau heels- lcl of lea I hers ami coIoi-h $2.95 to $5.95. HATS II Kcllll mid Stet-on. ucuuine fur felt, clear nu tria's and lii'inns iu Ibe sea-on's new colors ami sbape-i, 'ou can rind Ihe h.u nii taui hi re, at a p. ice iai can alloid in pij 1.95 to S5.95 j dinarily offered. Mrs. McQuary j and Mis. Munstll sang a duct, ac ' com pa tiled by Mrs, Kullerton. j Tn Kim J,''f'H'iiH,s Tho nexl part of tho program ! was given by tho Pendleton club, j featuring two very f Jie oflerlngH. .Mrs. I'hlio ltounds, aeeoinpanied j by MIfh Anne Shell at tho piano. - gave thi audience a rare treat with sevcra I violin numbers. She cx- b (Idled extraordinary a Id lily and ' her numbers were highly apprc ; elated. ! Mac Hoke. agriculturist, former 1 school teacher and county agent. I and who now claima lie is a lowly ; shecpherder from Pendleton, gave l a masterful address on "Interna ' tloital HelatlonH," which Is Uu; i alxth uhji'ct oil Itolary. Mr. linke, ' coming al the end of the program, ; held his audience spellbound whil I hp went inio thi past, present and ' future problems between nation. The speaker had made an intense i windy of his subject and Is espec ! la ily well versed in the covenant I or the IcaKiie of nations. The proem in was followed by u ! very enjoyable dance, which con t eluded the nirellne:. PrcHidentH of the clubs lnlroduc. ed by lu. Muiihy follow: Hpramin Carter, of Pendletun; John Craw : ford, of Walla Walla, and Hick 1 Mnnahan. of Mllton-Kreewater. Sometimes glasses will Improve a man's gulf lh:it Is, the kind of glasses you wear. i bed In- -TS a r or soine. Vr V r iH'it. ; V : lirowus !. I r N. A A LM WOMU.VS PAJAMAS AM) (iOWNS Soft, clinging rayon pa jamas and gowns, trimmed in contrasting color c o m 1) i n a tions. Peach, flesh and nile. Special $1.79. LIMJKRIU l ine Uiiii'ii' raon bliMimcrs. sci-lu-, i'linibbialioiis ami slips In pleasing col ors lit cIkhim riimi Special (6 SHOES FOR MUX and wit he. Come lu a large wu - SWEATERS All until such lers hi ticny shaUer Unit: Hubt wind spoil ,acKi1s tit riiiii'j' slr'iies and plaliN, come lu utw , huff, blacli, scarlet. Sp;-cfal for Ihiee Uns $2. 15 to $3.95. WORK SHOES The Police shoe for men who desire a serviceable shoe for dress or work. Heavy double oak tan sole, arch support. All around storm welt, with heavy calfskin upper. Special $3.95. EVEN MARY COMES Kver since per fnm ueinit Mary long hair hut now she's lost it. "Tho Children," she had to have, shown bobbing .Mary. MARKET NEWS CHICAGO WIIJOAT h f.i!6tgAH i.:m-?h i:)(i i.:u:K Mnioli 1 . 1 M LlJ'i l.;tK ... i.H!4 May I . I ' ! i 76 I 1 5 i 1 . 1 1 : 1. 1 1 (8 1. VI rOUTbAMi WIIIAT lec I.2IJ5 LSI, 1.22 1.22 March I.:tl LSI J.IIU i.:to May L 1 5a LISIJi LUIJf, l.'.'.W Ecfj Prices Firm; Butter Unchanged COKTLANh, Oct. J& , (AC) Willi the exception of fresh pul lets, which advanced two cents to US cents, egg prices were firm al I tho Increases announced today. Itntier. fruits, vegetables and count ry meals were steady and unchanged. With autumn In full swing, the variety of offerings at the east side ma rkel is confined to sea sonable products with prices rul ing firm. ( 'null flower and celery arc Ihe market leaders. I'OIM'LWI) CltODt ci; COItTLANO, Oct. 1,1 (AC) Kggs d'ullcts 2 cents higher, prices lo rein Hers; fresh exl ras, iS'o ft ac standards. fn 4fc; fresh mediums, 4n f- 1-c; medium firsts. FIND IT HERE Copy for tliis column unist bo hi by 9 n. in. I'Allli OK THANKS We wish lo t (tank our friends and relative for Ibe kindness and iop:ithy shown us during our recent bet-cavemen, alxn for Ihe beautiful floral offer iocs. .Mrs. tieorge tlekcler and family. 1(1-1 (i-1 tp this i;i;ks sclcial Wilt be bread hoards at Kleh ardson's Ail tilft Shop. These beautiful hand decorated Maple Ibinrds Willi fines! new typi steel knives will be so!d for !N on Tbnrsdiiy. l-'rlday and Satur day of this week. They are regular 1 .m and 1 .7.1 numbers. Vou will enjoy having one for !e this week. llJ-l-:!t i NOW IS Tin; TIMK To place your order lor per Mitial etigrav ed I "hri.sluias curds. It Is only lea weeks until Christ mas. Select your ca i d from the braiil if nl and distinct it c lui at ltlcluirdsnn's Art and Cift Siiop. ami hae tills worry oft" your mind now. lO-H-St . Y. LIKK INS. CO.. .Julian K. Cetcrs, res. rep. 1'h. S sr. . tu-.C-1 m p. TAX 1 1 'Kit M Y work by a ery com p"tent man. All kinds of birds and animals mounted. Chime r.M -W or call at 1 1 0 S IVnn. Ave. t:. C. Ilerxi:iger. lu-2-lm llctiwiH-iiing, tiliwtliiir. tmtton tioliu. etc. .Norton's Kldtllo Shop. , Ailr. I Al TOMOIlll.l' LOANS iVK MARK LOANS mi uiltollin tttlfa ami rin-nluiri'. I'ltnlntt-ts rt f imuiccil, Uuom 15. Granite NiiiIliimI Hunk Itiiiu. .;s I -in DELICIOUS HEALTHFUL REFRESHING LEADS TKfWORlD TO THE BOBBER'S " " ' urian lias heen able lo retain her To take the part assigned her in short hair, and her hairdresser's OF THE DAY ;:('. Kfesh pullets, pallet firsts. 2 Sc. I Kggs i'ullets 2 cats 2S'f :tt'c; higher; ' price to wholesalers: j Kit'; standards, 42c; hints, ;;7c; medium ; frcsli pullets, 2Sc; Kresh exl ras, fresh med firsls. 'Me; pullet firsts. I Me. i Mutter-- Steady, unchanged. .Milk ; (butierrat ). poultry, onions, po- J la toes. wool, nuts, hay, ensenra I I barkand liops Klciidy and un- I I changed. , I I'OKTLANO LIVi:STO(Tv j COCTLANO. Ore, Oct. 1 (j (AC) ! (Juoluhly steady; calves and i veab-rs fine lower; receipts: ! call le 7 ft. catvcH il; steers i ( 1 1 iui-1 :iini ii.m.) $mi. no on $ia.r,i; 1 ( I'.'.a-i i mi KOO,i jm. (Mi'. iii.- ' Mi, medium Jls.r.fK $io.O(i; com inon S. Mi I? $10.00; common $7. in ! ft $s.riii. Heifers, good $,S.7.r. fa j -'5, common lo medium Jii.uo (w jSS.7.1. Cows, good $S.0(Kr$S.rt0, common to medium $..00 fn $s.(io, : low cutter Jt't.no r,i ;,.uii.' itulls, good lo choice $7,imi $7.i '.a, cutter lo niedi Jii.mjrJTi $7.nii. Calves, me dia into choice $s..Mi ,t 1 1 .mi. cull to common $H 'i S.fin. Vcalers. milk fed. good to choice.. $ 1 I .fo ft ci.mi, niediiim $:i.rii'x i i.tui; cult .to coiiimou $H. fid 'ii !l. fill. Hogs: Steady; receipts "mi. Including 71 direct. Heavy weight $:i.r.a t $i i.oo. Medium weight, $10.2.1 t $11.2,1. Light Weight $1 I.IMi'., $n.2.1. Light light IIM.2.W $1 1.2.1. Packing sows, ro.igb and smooth $K.(mii $j.imi. ! Shi lighter pigs $ n, mi r(( $ j . un. ; l-'ci d"i- and slacker pigs $10. 2ft r ; $11.2.1. (Soft or oily hogs and roasting pigs excluded lu above i cuotut ions), 'steady; receipts Gnu including 4 .Hi etves. limits. ( iiis.. ami down, good to choice $in.ru r(Jr '$ll.ii0. medium $ fiO 'u $ l o..1n, all Weights, rull lo common $7. an u? THE btk'hest code of ethics governs our professional ser vices. We do everything w.th he mo.it dpllcato and niett rulous respect for the wishes o the bereaved. We t'nderaiRni. I.unK Motor Alwtiy Avnllable 8OIfiltASS .t.MM Kit MAX Main 01 IN QUALITY AND SALES f THE f HIGHEST j 'DEALS i Yi.'M. Tcarline wvtlioin. 110 lbs. down, uif-ilium to choice fii.fiO tt i'.t.OO. 1-lwvH, K'O UiH. ilowll, inn. cllimi to choice $3.7u f&.lin, 120. 125 I)H.. nii'diiiiii lo cliuicc I.OOfi1 H.r.'i, all wcIkIiIh, conimun tl.00(3 iii.no. ARRES T WITNESS FOR PAXTAGES ON PERJURY CHARGE (Continued from fage One) Juvenile court, was called as the second defense witness. She stal ed that sluv had examined M iss Cringle al the reiiuest of the Juveti Jlf bureau on the evening of tho alleged assault. "Ami did you find any evi dence?' asUed Kuril, "to support j Ihe girl's assertions?" I "No," replied l)r. Iteatiy. j CroseciKion Wins I'olnt 1 Kfforts of Kord to elicit Infor- i uiatiou regarding the past life of Cant ages' accused by i)U est Ions asked the witness were objected to by l-'iti.s and sustained by the court. The argument over the ad missibility of the testimony reach - i ed a point where the jury was ex- I cused while opposing lawyers ! wrangled. Dr. Ileatty was on the stand when court adjourned and will re sume her testimony today, SHERWOOD MAY SEE ACTION IN SATURDAY TILT I'ecll Sherwood, former La (Jiando high school football star I who is one of Oregon State col ! lego's strongest backfield men tliis season, may be able to play against Stanford Saturday nccord j ing lo word received here. ( Sherwood, who made an cxcel- j lent sli owing in games last year. I 1 has been On the Injured list for ; ! several weeks, but although his j j leg is not yet 111 perfect shape, he ' may see some action Saturday. 1 Hsides Sherwood. I'nion county has four oilier players on the O. , S. C. siiind Jack Cox. guard; Tlge l.arson, guard; Curley tiilmore, fullback, and Itovvdy Kerr, hulf- liack. WHEAT HEAVY AND 4 CENTS LOWER TODAY rilK'AdO, .Oct. 10 (AC) Wheat prices tok- a downward swing to day largely as a result of an of ficial summary showing favorable conditions for domestic winter wheat.. Liverpool wheat iiuota llons were lower, and lack of storage space for new receipts was said to be causing pressure lo sell. Opening U to Vjc, down. Chicago wheat later showed a ma terial further drop. Corn and oats were also easier, with corn starting unchanged to c off. and subsequently declining; all around. Provisions were firm. Wrcat closed heavy, Ii , to 4 c a hiiahcl low cr t hau yesterday's finish; corn closed I 'j lo 1 7,c down; oals to I 'it of. nod provisions varying from 17 cents decline to a rise of two cents. CIIICAOO LIVESTOCK CIIICAOO. Oct. Ill (C. S. D. A.) Hogs: 2 LOCO; slow, steady to I He lower: 2;".i-:i'i0 lbs. $'.i.li1rti 10; KI0 1'ia lbs., f'l.t.l .i.!ui. Clll He: 1 3.0011; calves, 2..1h; fairly active; steers I 2nn-1 ."ion lbs. $12.7fii( Ifi.ftO; tifiO-llmi lbs. $11.2.1 "old. .Hi; fed yearlings. 7.ln-iiia lbs. $i:i.71i Hi. fid; vcalers $ 1 2. Mi ru 1.1. 1 For Shavers Palmolive Shave Cream. .35c Palmolive Talcum 25c Both for 35c Squibb Shaving Cream. ...40c Beard Tamer Brush $1 Both for 98c You save 92c Gold Evcready Razor....$1.00 Gold Case Shave Brush 1.50 Both for $1.29 Two pkgs. Auto Strop Blades $1.00 Razor and Strop Free if you are sick and need medicine, bring' your prescrip tions to us. " We are not pirates. Always fair prices. The L. & L. Drug Co. The Ih.sy Corner Depot and Adams Salt Lake City Officers Shoot Robbery Suspect W.Wl' LA KB CITY. Oct. 1G (A C) One man wan .shot and wounded here tills morning by deputy sheriff and another was captured in a raid on an upari rneni house here today in a Hcareh for tho robbers who held up a bank messenger last week and un called with 334.uuu. Kherlff Clifford Patten wild that t he bag the messenger ca rried when held up near the Kedenil Reserve hank here, was found in the apartment and contained about t't.iMHi. Jack McCm-thy. I he wounded man. who was shot when, he en tered an apartment where two deputy shel l I'm wcr balden await ing his return, When told lo jrit. his hand'i up. the officers said, he reached for his gun and was shoi. lie Is jn a hosnilal wi'h n bullet wound in the hip. Liner Enters Dock; Damage Is $125,000 VICTORIA. It. C Oct. If! (AC) The Canadian Pacific liner Kmp ress of Canada, which ran aground near Albert Head near here Sunday in dense fog, entered the Ksq ui malt dry dock for re pairs late last night a preliminary estimate of Ihe damage to her bottom placed cost of rehabilita tion at approrimately $125.1100. - The Canada, was pulled off tho rocks yesterday and steamed slow ly under her own power to Koyal Koads, near the entrance, of Ks q u i malt harbor. Seven hundred ions of water, were pumped into the steamer's after holds in order lo life her forward sections to relacse her from the rocks and was pumped out last night. The Iifi passengers aboard the Canada when she struck were all transferred to another boat safely. H7r Bros" stands for coffee, quality No other trade-mark guaran tees so much in delicious cof fee. For Hills Bros. Coffee, alone, is roasted by the pat ented, continuous process Controlled Roasting which roa.sts only a few pounds at a time. The flavor is perfectly controlled because every berry is roasted evenly. HILLS BROS COFFEE irtal vacuum Pur Unity aprnnt vitk the key, O 1929 J "O I I irao We are not pirates- Look at these i J. C. Penney Co. 108 Depot St. La Grande, Ore. Union Suits Of Heavy Weight Think ol buy ing fine heavy weight union uiti (or only 98c I Our thrift price policy brings them to you at tuch a low price. Heavy weight cotton, ribbed and in ecru color. Snug fitting anklet and cuffs. Stock im now I 98c I'lSIIKHMAX i'or.i ih:ai ' HOOJ'IAM, Wush., Oct. 'C (Al1) The body of Otto Kriekson, fi(ff Astoria, Ore., fisherman, was found late yesterday on the beach iip:W Ihe North Jetty at tin entrance to Cirays harbor and brought here. Kriclifon came into tlw harbor bor Sunday and. sold a load of fish to an Aberdeen firm. He Immed iately put out to sea and the find ing of his body was the first In dication that his 27 foot salmon trailer had met with n mishap. Ilrt'' was Identified by papers found mi the body. DEPEND DH ZEMO TO STOP ITCHING Use soothing, healing, invisible Zemo for the torture of Itching Skin. This clean, reliable family antiseptic helps bring relief in thousands of homes, stops itching and draws the heat and sting out of the skin. ZEMO has been used for twenty years with re markable success for all forms of an- v noying, itching skin irritations. " Re- lief with first application," thousandi Bay. 35c, 60c and $1.00. Ail dealers. Store No. 1 S La Orande. Ore. Hoys' Cruiser Stags $198 Double front and back, with the famutis cruiser pocket back, entrance at each side. All Oregon wool. Ayes 10 to 18. mgy-" N THB WBST Eaton, Crane & Pike's BOXED PAPER In colors, with fancy inner lined envelopes. $1.00 value 65c Three Boxes $1.79 Two tubes Colgate's Tooth Paste 50c Tooth Brush 50c Both for 50c Colgate's Perfumes, regular per oz., $1.00. Special, 2oc oz.