La Grande evening observer., November 18, 1929, Page 8, Image 8

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LA GRANDE EVENINfl OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Monday, November 18, 1929
NEW
STETSON'S
New shades
and .finishes
$8.50 & $10
Men's Wear.
GRAIN LOWER, BUT
DEMAND IMPROVES
wiiiin extent, but pr( elmiiues
'were U-HH pronounced thun ut i-un(-orn
poiiitH. Caah price whowed u
Di't decline of about Jc pur uimlul
fur the week ut tin- cloay of tlx
market Novum bcr JR. There wan
ii fairly uctivt; Oriental diTnuml for
both wheat ami flour and parcel
lots of wheat Hold at Portland to
taled n round fviMio toim during 1h.
week, according to trade, reports,
wllii Hcvcrul Hiib.stanllal flour Haies
afpu reported. iiidw from the t'nllod
Kingdom and the continent wore
will below cii rr e a t quotations.
Fanners were not disponed to wll
freely ut current prleeH and were
holding fur prlcca ?e lo Ac over
spot prfreH. Three hundred and
fifly earn of wheal wurn received
at J'orlland during the. week and
at S-aitle. At the lalter miir
ket t fit- export demand wan dull,
but there was a trend inquiry for
Ited whelilH for feeil, A good lll-
unlry for flour rrom both China
aritl Japan wan reported, but of
fet-H were aaitl lo Imj about 2 Or per
barrel under mill uotationH. liig
lienil hiUffilciii III r 1 white WUH
(lunieil In that market at fl.;M, No.
I while wheal at $1.10, ami No, 1
red wheat at fl.Mi to $l,l!H,i per
b.iHhel.. No, I soft and Western
white wiih iiuoted at Fortlund at
$1.IU, No. t hard winter, northern
Hprinjc and western red at $1.17,
and No. 1 lilt? Mend hlueHlem hard
white at $1.32 per biwhel.
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
CHICAGO WIIKAT
(H'll IMkIi Ia,w Vltno
! mi.bs t.s:t ui.itn wti.so
Mm- I. any, ! i-iu i. an 1.211 1.211J4 10 1.21
May 10 i.:t:i t.:i:tii ijma i.nuy, 10 i.nux
July !: t:.wy, l.ao i.auft to i.iiOJi
fOlt'I'LAX l WllliAT
!( I.III7' si.itoy, HI. Ill 1 . 1 11
.Mill I .S If, I.SIl'X 1.21 Ij 1.80 ij
May I.2H', 1.31) 1.27?', 1.2J
Butler Market Is
Steady; Eggs Firm
Cash Markets Strength
ened by Light Receipts
and Good Inquiry.
TURKEY PRICE
IS CHEAPER IN
OREGON MART
I'OltTI.AND. Ore,, Nov. 18 .I
IndleattonH point to cheaner
l Ult l l.AM'i lire., Jov. it. tnpc- priceH for turkeys I Ills Tliankiurlv.
emu uruin inurKciH HircnguiLiieu iu man last year, according . to
materially toward Hie close or wiu i:iolatloH of a leading produce
weeic c.nuiug ftovcmwr i u. ioiiow-company today. Ituylng prlccx for
lliK thii Hharp decline earlier wbfeh No. I blrda were 32c to 34c. 2Ji
carried wheat prlcea to the lowent wnH beln paid for No. il and 20c
point of the aeuHun. uceordlng lo for cuIIh. The live stock won priced
the Weekly Grain .Market cvlewjat I sc to 2 Or.
' of the l.'nltejl Sialea bureau or jig- The oiily.Ktnek for which there
rlciiltural economic WcakncHH at hc-iiih ot be demand wun ihe v.. t
J'OHTHXH. Or'., Nov. IS (AD
In Ihe absence of a meeting ol
the I 'ordinal Product; exchange
Saturday, the butter market held
Hteady over the weekend. JHcen
were firm today for tin; better
fjradeH.
Freah extra eggs, al e Ml III acarcf
and linn, but no further change
has been a niton need by tin- i'a-
cifie Co-operative I'oultry I'roduc
erM. The fruit and vegetable Hitua.
lioil WUH alKO ItlH'liailK' d.
Liverpool kh u reMull of preHH:iro
from ArfunllueexporterH to dla
jjuHe of their wheal afloat iinHOltl.
loKetlicr with the couiinued uu
Hettled Hltnallun in the doiueKtic
alouk market, was largely repon
Hible for the Kharp decline In
Wheat price. early In the week.
Other r u i n h largely followed
The lack of demand for tin- lower-
KradeH i.s hown in tile cheajiei
prleeH. Tin! live birda arc of un
UMually poor duality al 1 8c uud
20c.
HhlppcrH wi re anlted to gut their
fancy blrd on th. market by Krl
day or Saturday inoriiliiir at Ihe
lutent, an much of th(! ThankHKlv-
whenl. but receiptH fo all KraliiH iK , (. m a n d will bo filled thin
fell off materially ul the low
prleeH and demand improved witii
the remilt I hat the cumIi marltel
HlrenKtlu-ned materially I o w a r d
the clone of the neck uud a Knud
part of ttie decline In futureH war
offnet by an advance in cuhJi
prleeH.
Willi native wheutH dtlll hehifr.
offered In fairly good volume In
Kuropean market., demand for
foreign wlieat continued hIow, al
tliouuh e x p o r I huIch of North
American wheal wan r e j o r t e d
Huiuewhat Ihi'Ker durlutf tin- week.
Argentine exporta have fallen off
materially aim-it Ihe fliat of No
vember, lint HloekH of wheat afloat
unsold have been relatively larwur
and ihfKo were lielu preaHed upon
the hiurkcl. c;iVj-lb. Uumfo afloat
waa fpioled in l.lverpuol, Novemlier
J6. at $l.!7vk, while No. 2 .Malltl
tuba for Novemlier ahlpuient wan
quoted ut $ 1.40 . Tin He lower
tluutalloiiH on Imported w h
wt-akened the Liverpool market
eltend.
u i;it cooi; wnivvr
MVUHI'dOb, Nov. H (Al')
Wheat elo.se:
neeemlier, Kh I'd ($.28;i).
March, Hm fd ($1.37).
May, !ih Xd ($1.4 1 4 ).
July, n tod ($1.43),
I'OIITbAM) I'liOIM CK
I'OltTI.ANI. Ore., Nov. 18 (AD
It a t t f v Cubea: Kxlrau, 4.'c;
tam laidH, 4-lc; prime firat.i, ,4 2c;
fhatH, 3kc. C re a m e ry price.:
I'rllitH, 3e over cube ataudardH.
ICkkh Steady. Trices to retail -ern:
Kresh est ran, MfiTiiic; aland
artfH, 47 ii fiOc; fresh inedlamM, 4 1
ru 43e; medium flruis, Stic; freah
pullelH, 'M'ii 'Miv.; puih.'t flratH. 25c.
Trice. to wholeKaler.: Kresh ex-
traa. 4!)c; standards. 4 5c; freah niu
ditiniH, 3:c; medium firsts, 34i:;
fresh pulletM, :i2v; pullet firsts.
MilkHteady. Haw mill.
Wheat Unsettled
And Lower Today
CHICAGO, Nov. 18 (AT)
Wheul priccH toilay failed to hold
an early advance and tumbled to
well below Kalitrduy'H flninh. The
reaction et in afier announcement
that Ihe United Hlalea wheat via
llile supply total today allowed but
r2!i,ouo bushulH decreaw,', a dlaap-
poluliiiKly small amount compared
with 2,3!M.aiMi bushels decrease it
week ajfo. Lain Het.lackH In wheat
prleeH also were ascribed to the
fuel that the market at today's lop
showed as much as 12u a bushel
advance ubove last week's bottom
level and thai this circumstance
provoked a big broadening out of
pressure lo Hell, Wheat closed un
settled, 91 c to I i( per bushel tin
der Saturday's latest figures. Corn
closed ic to t off, outs 'c toi
:)ic down, and provisions varying
from 7e setback to a rise of 12c.
FIND IT
HERE
Copy lor this column must bo
In by U u, in.
cent). $2.50 cwt.. delivered Port
land less 1 per cent, liutlerfat, sta
tion. 44c-; track, 45c; tUdivered at
Tortliiud, 47e.
Tout try Steady. Ibiylng price:
Alive, heavy hens over 4 1& lb..,
27e; medium ileus, 3'. to 1 ',2 lbs.,
2:ic; liht, ' under 3 lbs., 17c;
b r o I I e rs, under 1 ',y lb... 28c;
spriliK'H. over 2 lbs., 2-lc; KprlilK
Tekln dueltH, 4 lb., and over, 2 1 W
22c; old Tekln ducks. ISffrlite;
colored ducku, lSc; turkey., No. 1,
VZfu 3 le; live. 2X4 3t
Onions Valiima, ftuu-y. $ 1 .75 'i(
'1 iiei cwt.; Oregon, $2ft2.25.
Tot a toes Steady; Gem., No. 1
Kl'ade, $2.r0W 3,25 per cwt.
Wool Steady; IJtislern Oregon,
IS'i2'h: Hi.; valley, 3d iff 33c.
... II ay Steady. Maying price.: I
Kuslcrn Onsgon timothy, $20.f0fn-
I; do valley, $ I ! fn 1 .60; alfalfa,
$I.SCi l!(; clnvi'r. $1(1; oat hay. $1(1;
straw, $7 fti 8 ton. Stilling prices $2,
more. i
CHICAGO CASH
C 11 I C A G O, Nov. IS (AT) -Wheat
No. 3 red. $1.23M. ; No. 1
hard, $1.23.
New corn No. 3 mixed, S7c;
No. 4 white, 84 c.
Old corn No. 3 mixed, y2Uc;
(4 per No. 2 tfhlte, !i5)c.
Oats No. 2 white; 46 U t0 47c:
No. 4 white, 44c to 44ic. .
It ye No sahw.
Hurley Quotable range, 5S0
7UC
Timothy Heed $f.4orti fi.35.
Clover Heed $10.25$ 17.75.
Uird$lif.32.
Itilm $10. -
Hellles Contract, $10.25; new
$10.75.
MAC-HI WINS
CHAMPIONSHIP
(Continued trom Fags 1)
n-rh-HMtl In a ihxllm; of fraini'ti
.Mini,"
IIIKl vvi'l-i
Sr. Iti lie on iinolnthiHH of nnlivn
u hrnla In tin- m ini Kiiropi iin
iinrhvlH. Norlh Ani.rlcnn mIi I i-ik-iIh
of wheat anil flour nrr wi ll
ui-loiv hint hkiihoii, wiih Canaillaii
(ixiiorlH fi-oin Aiiuimt thiouifh iii-Inbi-r
IiiIiiIIiik alirnil 4n,lliM,lillll liu-hIii-Ih,
L-oiu)iai-iit with ifiti.4ino.tior,
IimkIi.'Ih for 111.' i:; iim- p. rloil la.il
wimoll. 1111.11 Klalin i .inrla feu
hum iii-rluil lumli'ii uiiout r,:i.iMMi..
linn. f-oiniiii-fi Willi ulioiil li',lllM,
uiiii biiHliclH lunly nir. Nvrtli Aiiu-i -
nulling HtocliH arc nllll iniuc.
"J1 Uiiki; lolallllK III Ihe ril-.il ot
Nnvfinln-r iilinut Jii.uuii. linn im.
llnill.HtitclihijLf, iilcfltlni;, huloui
tiulus, etc. Noi'ton'g Khldlu Shop.
' Ailv.
voru I'ltn iti-:
ll 1 m , w ill In- mnul altrat-llvt iiik nntural
wlii'ii 1'iilai'Ki'il, Ii n i) 1 1 tlnli'il uud
liy Kli-harilHiin, "Tho Art
I ItliiiarilHnn'H Ail til.'l
Shop. "Tlii. 1'luisliuan Shop."
ll-IS-lt
I m ) I ; i i : x n i-: n r i: i en
in:i.M'i:itY
Ho aliywhnro. IlauuaKc. nlonik-o.
Iniinft'r. Gioi-;ii NraliiTli, Aimn
S77. . l(l-;iu-Jiiip.
SOMIMHIXti TO TIM Mi AUDIT
Only riw w-fi'kH inilll tMirlMluuiH.
'I'hi' linn, l.s t.tinK nhorl anil ynti
will wanl your i'Iii-IsIiiuih i'iu-iIh
I'lirly. Hii' Hi., hi'iiinlful Mm' for
pi'i-aonal I'lmiavlMi;, nml ill.'illni'llv
Hlli'l. I'lilupari'il with .'IHI.Dimi.immi i-iii-iIh for i-Vi-ryoni' at l(h')iarliairH
liliHInlM a y.'nr auo. Tolal alorkn
or whi'iil In Nniih Anii'ih-a appi'nr
lo In- artnniil I lill.lifMi.nlin Ii-ihIh-N
miialh-r Minn Ul IIiIh llim- hml ma
imn. Willi piai-lh-ally nil or, III in ill
fri'iiH.' In Caniiihl. 'I'hi' wiiallir
t-rop In I'aiiaila hux hi'i'ii ri'fli rlni
111 ilfifl-i'UMi ij MnirU.-lliiKH. hmp
-Ilium fur ling wmtiTii iIIi-ImIiiii fur
Ihi' llll-i-i' tiiiinlliH AiiKllat lliriiuiili
tii-tnlii'i' tot is I f UK- a llllh- miT till..
."I'" luiMlii'lH, tonii.ar,.,! wllli
icjii.iit.i,ti ,B..H ,,. n, ,
l"-iioil In mi.'h. Th.- inmllly, how-i-ViT.
In liliusilillly kcimcI, wllh ll.'al
ly HI p.r c'lii ol' in,, Inniu-clh,,,.,
Knnllnir No. a Nurlli.Tii or liHIi r
i-ni'ipnivil lih :i,1 ,., cm r,. tin,
C'i-r. pon.lhiK pxrluil lal ,
I (iii'.m Ii- ru.ih marki'lH ilv. lop-i-'l
a firmer lone Inwanl ihe elo.si'
or ihe week n ii . I . -1- an a.-llie mill
il'-mauil lor the ,n,., orferiui;.,.
K-Miort lni,iry una also I Ve, i
"l'l-l.-il aale.H were Ihe larit.
., r.u..ie weekN. Thesi. ales.
" " "'" nioiniy or wheal In
more al ihe K,,ir whin, ,i,m been
orr,, lel.-iliveiy low prle.K.
I'lU'llle llOllhlVe.St l, .1 r,....
'"I Willi
All
Mliop."
din Shop. '-The
t'lirisl iii:iM
1 I-1S-II
easleni miii-kelM
Wk nv.Y von j Kss
J MCCH that defy ctnn
pHiison on iuhhIs for tin;
whole inir.ily.
Chiltlrcn'.s all-wool swoat
or in beautiful colors
with coiitrasiinjr
trim $1.1!)
Mvu'a work pants, heavy
ffiatlo snap; proof lvilt
good wearing $1.50
Men's dross hats in gen
uine fur felts, now shapes
and colors to
Hoys' Cap in heavy wool
fabrics, some with Air
jnhmuls, attractive pat
terns ...v..., , ),)(
AI'TO.MOItll.l-: LOAN'S
WR AIAKK I.OANH on autnino
blle and rurnlturn. Coiilniet.s re
financed, lloom Iti. La Orando
Nutlonal Hank HidK. 0-28 1-m
SI'IX'IAL SALI'. Of .Mlltltous
Take advantuKe of the apeehil
Hale of beau III HI now V.-m-tian
MlrrutHiii mehanlHon'M Art (lii'i
Shop MiIh week. All HizeM and
prlt'eH. They are Jiimi wlinl you
have been lotdiinu: I or. Lay one
away lor her Chrlnt ihiih, al liieh
anlNnn'N Art . (Jill Hhop. "The
"ChrlMitiiuM Shop." ll-IS-lt
IIOWAIEI) II. IIANSCOM
Tiueher piano, orfran and eom
position. 1-or lnToi inatlou call
1 - J . 10-24-1 tup
Quickly Stops
Dreaded Coughing
A Hluhburn couch 1h:n b:ini;t n
nfter a hurd rnld or an attaek nf
blimehlli' yields ipileKly to the
lieuhnir eurntlve IiIu..h ot l-div-
llnuiy atul Tar Cniuponn,!. Made
of pure pine lar, fr.xli ., )M ub .-nt
honey, with mher valuable rtniuh.
lien I tit IT llieillelile.H. I 'nl. om-y
and Tar .spreads a Noolliint:. le alliu,
eo.iiinir over the Infiiinn .t itniiic t.f
the throat and air patwaites. Itrtin
i ldal mi iibIi ilintiuhim: niht
niit;liM, rrlwhientnc crnup- eoimt'M
are (,nieky Hlopp.-d. CunHiunlly hi
use ov r re yi-iira. moir than
."tai are iim. ,1 yearly. .sU our
tlruirk'iMt for CuleyV Mon.y "ami
Tar Compound and us.- no 'other.
' A.lv.
I'OltTI.AM) LlVliSIOt'K
rOKTLAND. Ore.. Nov. IS (Al')
Call b- and eiilveH l-'ully aleady
to Hlrum,'. IteeelplH, 'atlle, 2a.r0;
jeylvea, lfiH. Kleein. IHH)-i:i(il) His.,
tiii.t. M ii; kooii, $ i ii. ii 'ii i i ; me
dium, $H,riU'V( Ml. 2 ft; eoniinnn. JTrtr
s.ftii; beifiM-H, Rood, J'.iif ii. ftli; com
mon to medium, $G1i !(; cuwn, KUOil,
jih'fis.fiu; common to medium. ?;i j haekfleld
lo choice. 7fti7.6a; cutter lo me
dium. $if7: calves, tnedhim lo
choice, ?Xd( jo.r,u: cull to common,
lirt S; VetilefH, lllillv fed. Kood tti
choice, $1 I.Mum Ilt.ali; medium. '.
fu II. fiii; (Mill lo common. $ti.5uA( M.
II o KH Act Ive, Hi roue lo 1 tie
h l her. Uee.eiptH. 2.riiHi, liuludin
111 1 direct or ihrnuKlK U e u v y
weK-bt. $.s.7.rro la; medium wctKhl,
$n.ift fn I ii.:ir, ; liciit wciKht. S i fv
Mt.rift: iikIU HkIHh. fi.'ittot iu.;tft;
packliiK' nous, rodKli and .smooth,
7.1TI4I K.fitt; .slaughter plK.s. ys.AUA
!i.ra: feeder ami Miocker piK, S-S.fltl
(a !.4u. (Soft or oily Iiokh and
rouHllilK plKH excluded in the above
inutatlouH.)
Sheep ami lambs Talking is
around a I e a d y. Ueceipt.t. !Ma.
Lamb:, .s-1 11 ih. down. Kood to
eiioice. MLfMifif i i; medium, f.ri
la. (")); all weliilH. cull lo cuniiuon,
?7.Imk ii.ftu; y.-arllim' welhera. lie
Ms. down, uietllum to choice. Ht.UU
it !; ewes, Il'u Iba. down, uietllum
to choice, 7."-c'it $ft.tm; li'tt-IJu Iim.,
iiieilluin to choice. 4.5n; all
wcIkIiIh, t -omnioii, $ I it :i.
that Kalned-3i yardN, and a .for
ward pas.s Unit added JG mure.
Jfohl for Downs
In tho final period Mac-Ill twice
Htarled for the La Cirande oal,
renchlnK the 30-yard line only to
be held on downs, and as the Run
ended the Knrne, the I'loncers had
.IuhL made It fii-HL down on La
I CI ramie's acven-yard line. ' '
The Mac-Til tine outplayed the
TlKcrs a Kood whare of (lie time,
Klvintr the backs time to net Htarl
ed. In addition, a formidable in
terference proved difficult for the
La. (irando wrldsterH to pierce. -
darbe.!'. "Weis, Ollner - and
Mark ha in played a t r(Mi K'amu
for the- vlrtnrx, with flip entire i
rottliifr up ,Tii lai-Ke
i mount of ya rduKe. 'Htal Int Ich
Hhow that Mitc-lli made a total of
305 yards durim; the ninne. wllh
!l duo . to for wanl pannes. Ii
Orande's strong f ihu for honors Is
reflected In tho fact that the TIkci-s
advanced the ball 17fi yards of
which 51 came from aerial thrusts.
In first downs, Mae-Ill led the
Timers 1!1 to 8. Hay wrts closest
in tho fhxt half when both teams
made six first downs. In the air,
Mac-Hi hurled 17 passes, three bu
hiK' intercepted and six completed.
LaClramle passed 13 times, com
pleted three and had three Inter
cepted. Plenty nf Thrills
Tho Ksuiid was full of thrills,
pnrlieuhirly in Ihe first half, and
wai cleanly played.
During Intermissions, the La
C. tide Hlnh whool band played
and al half time. Ihe sludcnts
fnrmed a .serpentine while Ihe
band marched about the field.
Nummary
si-:iuorsLV i.n.h i;i:i
SAifKM, Ore., Nov. is (Al')
Though Ids coudillon is serious.
Walter Scott of Albany w ilj prob
ably recover from Injuries received
Saturday when the coupe in which
he ami Iwu other Albany men were
rid tiny wits hi ruck by a I'ick wick
.dKe at H.ibbaid. John C.erry ami
leot 'kc I Inner ere brulHed and
Scott received a fractured skull.
sim sinks, is nitou.v
MKNICO CITV, Nov. IS (Al)
Spc!a dlspiitchea from I'cokitso,
Vuealan, today said 1 1' passenera
antl six of (he crew had drowned
In the HlnUhiK- of the freighter ves
e N'lllaheiiiiosa. which Saturday
nthl was reported on Hit sand off
Chtl tepee bar. N. il.-taTls were
tfiveii. .
ni:v voiik i in rr
n r: W VOtt K. N in-. IS ( A 1 ) -Kvuporated
apples firm; choice.
I .'i '-j c; lant-y. Ml '-j 'a I 7c.
I'm Ties -Strady; Calltortita, !' '(
1 I lu.e. 1i koii, I 1 ii 1 ..c.
Apricots --- ijutet ; standard. 1 4 'a
I ;.e; choice, I 7 !i u c: ' extra
t boiee, I'M ! 2'2t
Meat le s Steady; standard. i:e:
cbelee, I :.': extra choice, li
Hi 1 j c.
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Mac-ill 0 7 7 0 1 1
La (irando n 7 0 0 7 A.
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Wade and Butcher
Carving Set
Wade and Butcher, 2-piece Carving Set. Knife has stainless steel
blade, mirror, finish. Fork tines also of stainless steel. Both
with genuine stag handles. 1
Decorative Linens
All-Linen fancy lunch set, 50x00, with
4 napkins to match ...
Figured linen finish Cloth and 4 napkins
charming and inexpensive
$1.89
$2.19
and Two Outstanding Values in Bath Towels
Size: 18x36 Inches
Imagine! Double thread Terry bath
towels in all white or with colored bor
ders at this price! It's a J. C. Pcnney
valuc which accounts for the tremendous
savings !
15c
Size: 22x24 Inches
.Make it a point to sec these double thread
lorry bath towels today! 1-roin any
I' f of V1CW value or otherwise
they re marvelous . . . all-white or col
ored border and plaid effects !
25c
.i
GRANGE TO GIVE
MINSTREL SHOW
to tho moniluTs of the Country-, Air. anil trs, Jumcs I.lnilxcy
woniun'M Hull Kridfiy nfti-rnoon nt drove to their mountain much. His
her honi( In La ( ramie. Alr. II. ' ,n.M wrt f !, r'.run.i.. i.'i-i.i,.
Aljisterton. president, presided ; ....
i- the l.uslne.s n.eetiuK durln ; 111,(1 lH'nt 11 Vcr' cnJyul.le uu
which time plans were made to!""" Air. ami An-s. 1r:i (antrell.
( entertain the I'arkdale club next
Friday at the 1.n ('.rondo hotel.
Jli'S. T. W. ItateM. chairman of the
county llhrary cumniittee which Is
actiiiK under the HUpervislttn of the
I'nlon County Council of Parent
i Teacher associations, was pr esent
'and explained that the cmmctl
wishes to esdihtlsh a cuinmlttee to
Lindy's Sister-in-Law Is Teacher !
form a I'nion County Icauue which
; will sitnnsor an educational cam-
lillie IMoiUltain OrgaillZa- to arouse wider interest in
iri,.,-. Tfn.K ; Kood luniks throughout the county
Executive Committee.
Uv Airs. Charhs Sih'IHIT
(dlisf-rvcr Correspondent)
ci:..n: hall (SihhIhD u
F. Wright. Mrs. K. ,. Alawtertun
and A. Humana were elected as 'iranih
mt'inhers of the oxecuttvc coutmit
tee for the ensuing year when Itlue
Mt. uranue nu-t Sattirtlay with Kd
Mi kley presiilini: us mauler In the
and which Is hoped will lead even
tually to the YeestahJishmout of
the Union County library. Airs.
Charles: Spencer was appointed as
a representative of the Country
woman's club to be present at the
mcetliif? to be held In the I -a
public library, Pee. L at
7::iM o'clock, at which time the
plans of the lea uue will be dfs
cussetl. Airs. lelbcrt Anson and
Airs, ltates received the prize In a
The EDISON Lig jilomatic Radio
Now on Display
BOIINENKAMl'S
place nf I,. I'. Wrluhl, who with clever contest conducted by Mrs.
-Mis. AVrinht. Is atleudiiiK the na- ' Albert llamanu durim? the social;
Honal urauue incellm: in Seattle. I hour. Two other conlests were ,
Itoy tJekcler wan iitM"luted chair- hebl. with Airs, Arthur Coblc be-j
man of a coininliiiM' to nrranue ' tnu the liH'ky person fn one and
for u minstrel show to be put on ! Airs. Kalph CheitauH wlnnlmi first
In the near future. A line dinner, 'and Airs. Musterton receiving con-
with chicken pie for the loxilu item isolation In the other. Near the(
on the menu, was served at noon closo of the afternoon. Mrs. i
by section one. Hesldes the read- ' Mamann. ns.isteil by Mrs. William
lns ami tho sonus which made up Taylor an if Mr. Albert Ilamann, j
presented bv Mrs. ' served lovely refresh ut en tn to 1 . J
lecturer. -Mr. ami club members and five quests, the .
i in- urogram
'irare (Iiout,
Mrs. T. . Hales, member of
Utdd Ctutyoti uruiiKc, each k;v n I
short talk. The roll mil was 1
"What I Am Thanhful l-Vr."
Mr". J. A, ' H:iv.as:n v.i;- hMu
tiets Inclndtnu Miss tirace Snook.
Alisu l-dith llerrman. Airs, Itatei.
Mrs. ;. A. Hayro ami Airs. William j
It iy. One' new member. Airs. Suyre j
.-, ,tj aUiil lv :hu club.
A t.t .WfTico f iy linrcau
Mi.Hii Kltritbpih Morrow, daugh
ter of lwi:ht W . Morrow, nm-t)A-)(tor
to Moxico, and xisicr
In-law to Colonel Ohnrlrs A.
LhntticrRli, Is (carlilnc tiigllsli
In Mexiro City public schools,
slip la shown above with her
tlass of it) Kitis. nnd sho nl?o
has a rltiss if 20 beys. At right
U a clotuy ut Miss Morrow.
who reside on the uluee. Mr. font- j night from n trip to Western Ore.
rell bus had the rnneh lensed for Kon by e.ir. lie wtia iireoniunlcd
tho hint two years and has leased. t .:K,.,lt. ,V M ,Uier. Mr".
It aKaln for another period ot VI !i;(n, ciekeler. who will visit there
months. with her son-in-law ,i dnut-hter.
l.oy f!eleler n-tnrned Krldii?- Mr. and .Mrs. Vletor HaK.-iln. until
j tho first of JJeeeinher when she.
plans to return home. Mr. tleketer
spent olio day with the Haualn
fanilly and on his wnv home w-
I Ited tioshen grani;e In ljine coull-
: iy.
.Mrs. Sara Anson. Charlie Allien
and Kelly Cirny spent n few days
j of last week in l'reseott. Wash.
. vlsltlnu with Mrs. Anson's dnuith
( lor. Mrs. Leslie Duller and family.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hiuthe
ll'a-e returned from a very pleas
ant visit with relatives iii Weiser.
Ida.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Anson had
for their dinner diesis lust San- .
dayday, Mr. and Mr.s. Itny lllok- t
land and Mr. and Mrs. tluy Spen-i-er
and son. I'.ltlle. In the after
noon Mr. and Mrs. A. Sayre.
parents of Mrs. Anson, and Mr.
and Mrs. Kendrlelis motored e"
from their homes in 1 C.ninde
and Joined the eompany..
.Mrs. Arthur fiolden rceently en
! Joyed a visit with her mint, Mrs.
, l-.llen la eles of l.oKun. Vlali. who
, xtopiiert In j, (irando visit rein'
lives when on her ny to CiilK
, ui -nla to spend the winter.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Macomb and
son. Tommy, returned Monday
'oenlne- from Wnlla Wallil where
, they spent u couple of days with .
: relatives.
( Mr. and Mrs. o. C. I'leshman and
three ehlldren drove to Wallowa
the last or the week and remained
oer Sunday visiting relatives.
Albert Himhe son of Mr. and
Mrs. (leorite Ifimhes. Is quite HI of
scarlet fever. The homo was uuur- I
uutlncd la-.t Prlduy niornliit-