La Grande evening observer., November 20, 1929, Page 8, Image 8

Wednesday, Nqvombcr 20,' 1929 ,
Paerc FAeh
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
NEW
STETSON'S
Now shades
ami finishes
$8.50 & $10
Men's Wear.
New Back'field
Combination To
Face Hawaiians
Stewart Coached
) Chas. Reynolds
') In 0. S. C. Days
Anion, Hit' Oregon Slate alumni
'.wjiu wi'ro HinJiluncil yi'Htt'i'diiy lo
'l'iiin Unit l(jc . Nteivarl, funnier
.fuollmU u:id l-attl'cthall cuarh, had
.lu-i.'ti Itllh'd jn n liunllnh arHdi-ni
hi l hi; houI Invent, ivuh ("liarli'M
IU-ynoIdK, Conner o. H, .('. Krld
Htur ami lulcr hitfh Hchuol coach
In I. it Cltiiii'lt' before lie centered
Ills attention on hlH ii'w:u IjiihI-
IH'HH,
f Wlillo In Portland tin- other ilny,
Mr. Kuynoldti ,vhh liiH;rvleve by
an Onfionliin report or, and thy
following Hem' nPlH'im'd In the
J'oriland inmvhphimt: ' '
,:: "Anions n-wlHtnintH at. the J rn
nerlnl hotel KiumIii y rollou'lntf the
hU tffiniii'tit KiiBiiini wore Mi, and
Mim. CharleH JJ. ItcynoIdH of l.a
Grande, Ore. Mr. lieynohln or
'Hhrlini," as he wuh known affec
tionately lo a ircnerui of Ore
gon Hlalt! ci'lli'ito Hludi-iitH
achieved thu Houniintfly Impofislble
feat of nmldmf a round face lonp.
Jhi dlHapptovfd or tho wore thl
year. An an explanation one imiHl
fiO hack between lfi and 20 your-,
to thr rt-'lKMH of Hani Dolan and
VOofi" Stewart an coach 's at C'ur
vii II In, when "Hhrhnp," welhl'itf
In (ho mow, and HonietlmeH even
lon-H, wan . Hit; oraiiKa and black (
-(litarloi'baclt. lie held llr.it pivotal
pnHt fniir yearn, at a Hints whtsn
bit? men ru Hi or Ihan flint ; men
Wfi'o Ihn nil'' on (he foolbiU rh-ld.
jl -wuh, untl Ht 111 Ih, II Ih believed,
lhi HinnllcHt man ever to hold a
Kl.tilar btiih on a major u-im li
thin part of the country. Alms. hl
record In u proud one. In lour
ycurtf Of- play he iiwvcr let it man
with the hall run pat hint at
Hufi'ly unUl tho final (pui.u. ihi.
Hint oucanlon he felt too conrldent
luid attacked the rti:incr Ironi
Htraluht In front Instead of froi.i
.the Hide. The rcKiilt vnn a fide
' Hiep and the runner went throiiKh
Va'.'kllnK from Hlnil),-ht In lYo.u in
imaliiHt tho IokIc of football. Mr.
, Jteyiioldr Ik now an Innurance man
and generally proinhuMit' i'IU.eii of
J.a (Irande, l-'or ox ere Iho he has
turned to K'lf and htiH hud a p-irt
In the developing of l.a ttratide'H
very fine.-course. Hut lie ko.s to
evt ry bl Knino, reiueniln'i iuz the
,i:ino when he lined to bo. Ihrauvli
the lln(l ellimtni: lo thu truiiM-i M of
Moum mamiuoth Kimt'il 0- tackle.'
In addition to ihe ive, 11
inlirhl be mentioned Hint Mr, Hey-I
nnldH, who formerly referred j
-many football (-anion, baH iiKi'in j
ri'llirueil lo uio omemuni;
year he "worked" I wo "r three
hnniL'N, lnrludl:itf Kardern (.irotAun
Normal school eonleM.t:, nnd hM
orileiallim met with general ip
proval of Ihe lenniH playing.
Kl'ftKN'i;, Ore., Nov. 20 (AP)
I Captain John J. McBivan. head
(M iroi football coach, and VH-
Ham J. Jteinhart, Imckfleld uhkIhI-
! nnl, UiIh week art in a huddle.
1 The two Webfoot inentorH arts de.
J vfHiuK an offenHfvo bulhicd un a
foundation of ulieer power ami
coupled with Hpecd on end runts,
off-tacklo Hl.uitH ami through the
alt. MeKwan today wild that be
Ih forced to Improve Oretfon'n
feorlni; )Owcr becaiiHo the lfvn
faera two touh Kami'M In iho next
two uoeJiH 4 aicuhiHt ihulereated
leuillH.
I KliHt of them- contetdH will be
: played iiifal;iH( Ihe University of
j Hawaii at J'oillmiii Katurday on
' Him Multnomah Htadliim field.
! Thu deans of Hawaii, a clever
: maneiiverinK ofl'ciiMlve machine
that alHo has a heavy. Mlrorin de-
feiiHlvo line, will meet all Hie vl
cloiineHH of th( new Oregon ut
laek. .MeKw'an will Bend In a
Imckfleld combination aKalnat Ha
wail (hat Itawn't been lined yet
(lib) fall bi.. one on which lie
plaeeH ifrent confidence.
Johnny l.ondahl, the new i(iiar
tei'oack, will kcI bin ureal chance
lo Hparkle at fdKiial calling' and
jslayliu; the .safety, l.omi.ibi wuh
forced Into tho lineup u hc:i John
ny KlUmlllcr wa inr'ired.
I'iankltiK him al the halvea will
bn (lobby ItobliiHOn, who tliln year
It: having Ul KreateHt gridiron
I Hcaaou, nnd ai iirowne, tiUHity
(youth J'lHt brakl:iu In. Hal Hat--i
ton, u plunder who proved hl
i worth by whaeltlnf? throimli Hits
Orcein H'ato line liei'(. Hat unlay,
will bo at fullback.
OefoiiHlvcly, on Ihe line, AleKwan
ban no' worry. ""The' blir OrcKTon
forward wall enn ho depended up
on In tin: face of the touhcHt
compel Ition,
niUllilll MVI'-MUIK
rOFtTlANH, Ore.. Noc. 20 (AP)
Talking mound Hteudy; recelplH
calvei 10.
HteeiH, lluft - 1300 poundH,
U).2Qfi J i ; Kooil. llO.Sf. 1 1; me.
di-.un, H.6Wi( 10.2f; common, ln
8.60; helfern, (,-ood. 'Jit y.do; com
mon to medium, fGfr !); cow a, Kood,
H( H.(tt; coinmoti to medium, f
'(iff; low cutler, ?3flj5: bulls, K0d
lo ehoice, 7i7.S0; cuttor to uio
dlum, WQt 7; calveH, medium to
choice, jo, JO; cull to common,
tifui; vealera, milk fed, good lo
choice, $1 l.bnti m.bt); luedluiu, J'J
'ffll.r.0; cull to common, ((J.&U 9.
Hokh; Hteudy to I Oh lower, re
ceipta f25, . ineludiiiK 24 direct.
Heavy weiKhl 2GO-3fiO Hjh., me
0 in in to choko $X. 75f ? III. (Ml.
.Medium welKhtv jnii..Mi ,h.,
medium to cholco jy.2Vff $10.25.
l,lKht weljfht l0-2no iba.. me
dium to cholco $10. 004 )io.L'5.
I.ltflil. llnhlH 130-ldo M)n., me
dium to choice $!(.2fi H .$10.25.
l'acldnf,' ho w.i, roiiKli and nuiooHi,
7.25. 8.00; Hlailffhter piKH, JS.r0''f
Ii.fiO; feeder and Miocker hkh, $S.50
f'i !i.4o. (Koft or oily Iiokh and
roast biff plus excluded In the above
quotalioilH.)
Hhcep and lambs; lruckd-ln
lambK looked fide to $1 lower,
yi'arlinjjH (iiotally r0e lower In
sympathy, receipts 250. Iimbs, X4
lbs. down, j;ood to choice $y.fWK'f
$lo.5o, medium s.uiir,i $j.:,u. All
w elh'htH, eomiiion $7.ou M $K.ro.
yearling wi-thei-H. 110 lbs., down,
iimdlum to choice $0,501 $S.f0.
Otiiera unchanged.
Kweu, 1 20 lbn. down, medium
to choice, 7T,wJu U. 00; 120-125 lbs..
medium to choice, $;f'f4.50; all
welffhts, common, $13.
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
CJIlt'UJO WHHAT
I H-c. .
Jlnr.
Mid- ..
July
Dei'. .
.May ..
C)NMI
....:sny, a
i-8M4y,
...1.81 K
HlKll
1.2:1
l.3(4
l.ilH',
1.8 1
lAtW
1.81 y,
1.81!
1'OllTlAM) HIIKAT
..I.H1M I -a 1 ii i.iii-y,
...1.27 I.S7 1.2(1
.1.80(4 l-8K, 1.2HJ4
VUtMt
1.SIK9S
1.2K !(,!',
1.81 1.1
1.82 y,
1.20
1.211
I.2HM
Stocks Bullish
In Wall Street
25-Cent Cut In
Cane and Berry
Trading Today; Sugar Announced
KKW yOltK, Nov. 20 (Al') A I'OHTI.ANI), Or.'.. Noi-. 20 (Al')
lirond upward inoviiiicilt n-minlH-' Kollowlni,' riMluction ut n rln
ci nt of tins pri'-OHobiT liull mill- i-i-li.-s, I'oitlanil Jobber unnoiiiici il
lint kuh Hul In million by a ru.sh of ! it cill of 2B wins a liiinilroil iiminilH
buying in toiluy'H sluck innrlu'l. : In Urn prlco of eiinn unci bi'l-ry
Hi'ori H of lnuillni; HliuntH ro.io (1 to ' hiikiu-h. No announcoinvnl " wuh
1 1. u Hiiuri', Willi u fiiw (ioiuiiru- 1 inadfi cnnccniliur bnut
WHEAT PRICE
DROPS THREE
CENTS TODAY
CHICACl'O. Nov. 20 (Af)
WuriiPt! Iwi'k by wlilcsiimwl nollrn
n.tti ih.. ,mi rit.tt hail rlwn I'd evntn
n biiHlii-l from iccnt low levi'ln,
win-Hi iiricin loil'iy nowi n pio
nounccd rwu'lloniiry Ircnd. At no
I.. i.. i.ri. wlwiit VllllH'H nH )l!ttll
ii8 yi'DtiTdny nlllioiiBli blnck runt
nrws from AiBiiilinu pcnilatid. Ko
iiillcd mni'iul triuliiiK buenmc un
out.HtundliiK fculilro Imri' at vnrioiw
Htite.-H todny. CliiviiKO wlicat fuluru
di'llli'liCM Ili'llIB Bold llBlllllHt BllUlll-
Uini'OUH jiurvliaHi'H of corn.
Whnnt rlowd Hpini liBH. 2 He lo
3;c pr buslHd lower than yeHtcr
day'H fininll.
I'nrn dnui.il ii nehanucd to 1: off.
oats 3ic to lc down and provlHloiiH
varyliiB from 2e decline to u rise
of 12 centH.
PRELIMINARY
BEST BATTLE
ON THE CARD
. J'OI'TIjAMJ, Ore., Nov. 20 ( A I ;
t'I'Iio four rouni draw' . between
Iraukle Ala a roe, Klamath Knlta
and (.'harlle O'Leary, ''nrtland,
waH the bright apot on laat iilKht'H
boxing card here, and (he only
con teal to arouse tin; enlluiHluHin
of the fnim. The two hoya mixed
from Hi art (o flnlnh and both wire
shaken up time after time with
Kolldly landed bloww.
Hene U'Orady, AHhland llffht
heavywelKhl, oulpolnted Denny
Lenheart, Itot-oburH1, In their ten
round event. '
Tho final main event betwoeii
Ilenny iel. rorllaml, ami Joe
(lonaleH, iMexlcan fcnlherwei-jhl
of Uaklaud, lanled JumI one minute
and two Heconda with but om- blow
belnj,' Htruck. Pelz landed a Hlmrt
riwht lo Hih pit of (lonzaleH Hlom
ach and It waH all over.
NIGHT FIGHTS
CIIICAdO CASH
(llll.'Adtl. Nov. 20 (Al')
Wheat: No. 2 hard l.22; No. 2
yellow hard $1.22.
New. corn: No. 3 mixed liUc; No.
3 white '.ill ijc. Old corn No. 2
yellow !H(4 lo !lf.-', c.
0:iIk: No. 2 white il l-3e; No.
i wllilo Vvt't (4.
Itye: No. I, Il7c.
Hurley: quotable raliBe riSf'i'70c.
Tinioihy need: $5,401 $fi.:iu.
Clover Heed: J 1U.2B 0i 1 7.75.
l.a Ml $10.92; rllw :i.T;; bellleH
, i ii. I n. :,,,
lively Inactive Immen Helling up ,iih
iniieh ih $20. (I. H. mteel, after
Inlti'rlnB in Ihe early traiiHacllonH,
liilckly roHe to $100.25. up $2.75,
and tlencral JCIectrlc touched $210,
up $15.
New developmenlH during tile
day were liirely of a character to
aid Ihe upturn. Director! of Na
tional ltisciilt recommended
(j fur 1 Hpllt up and the Hloek
HUBurn '
KlfB recelplH were lieht and llin
price Brew firmer nfler n Hhort
period when It looked like vulueH
lillBht weaken.
Ing" over their lioineH. they noon
Haw the flameH and inaluiBed to
Kivti other buUdi.-iBfi on tliu farm.
Tho home wuh Ueslroyed.
The avlutor wlnBt'd Jila way
westward.
FIND IT
HERE
Cop for this column uiiut bo
in by 0 tt. ru.
1'oiniiAXi) I'HODUCi: .
truiiHuctlon at
Butter priceH arc unchaiiBed.
ItuviewliiB Ihe fruit and vcBe
Inlile. Dllualion, the I'orllund Newa
Hureuu of thu Lulled KluIcH de.
L' iparllnent of UBi'ieulture Hayn:
" 1 "Tile hilrheHt t.'ihIi Hiile nr einill.
up and the Hloek 'f ... frtl. .
1 .;.., n It u i u. i u i' lu""ly. w" eHtabllHhed 'I Hday
, , . "" with one curlot
corporalion'H planlH.were reported j , ,00 J)01. t.,.u,u- .
eapaelly, uh UKaln.st 75 per cent ( ,.-?'''"UI,! a1"' oll"'r I'"K''1 Ko""'1
laHl week. rcporlH front the Hteel ; : '''J1''" tukniff 200 to 400 crntcB
I rude were Kcnerully opIiiulHlle, ! ol o,,"S0" cauliflower - dully, by
KtullnB tlml'tlie confidence of buy- i"'010'- M $1.50 per crale.
era wuh relurniiiK. ;' HuiPcH of Biapea from ('iill-
.... , . , fomia are decreuHliiK. und prices
M el, HhurcH uh American Tobac-. rr KOO(J uu.iWy M(lt.k ,..
iiui-Miiii,' vt7iuTn t.inon.: aiiicu M(.,.(ji.ii u.,(i
ru'iiiii'iii, u. ji. rtiacy. -i',nsiman l
I'OUTI.ANI), Ore., Nov. 20 (Al'j
Cane .sulfa r (Hacked basis) lower.
; cane, fruit or berry, $5.45 per
icwt.; beet NUKitr, Jfi.55 owt.
j Klour: (city dellv'ry pricea)
steady; family patents, A'.ta. $7.00;
whole wheat, 4jh. JR. 70; Kiam,
V-;". oaaers nam wiiuiti, vnn,
7.2n; bakerK bluestem . putRiitH,
DSm, J7.I0; pastry flour.- 4'Js, $7.20.
Kitkh: firmer, unchanged.
Mutter, poultry, milk, onions, po
tatoes, wool, nuts, ,hay, cascura
bark, hops, all steady, unchanged.
IwVMTS mam: j-ho.m vakks
If you have a pretty vase, It will
make an attractive lamp when
done at Richardson's Art nnd Gift
Shop. They HpeelHlizo in the nmk
intf of lamps. 11-20-H.
Momsti telling, pleating, button
bolus, etc Norton's Kldtlfe Shop.
Adv.
Iir.M.MAtiJ1' HAI.M
My I. I). H. primary. All day
Kriday, Next door to Geo. ("urrey's
office. 11-20-2 t.
Thompson
Kmperors as hiirh aft
t'( nC.. Ill.F M.W.I. Of llle. Ilenl'
Kodak, Standani Cias. I'nion la- ,( ,.U uiin ' ., ......
IMato, and WelinB- "l'"irst urrivalH of .,'.. -nrnn m,:
from $5 to $IOjva orilllw,H art, exi)(.ct,.d n u few
days, l.emon.s are cheaper, as de-
I'Olt'l'I.A.M) CASH
. I'OltTI.ANU. U.ru.. Nov. 20 (AH)
t'nsh wheat: Hi;; llond bluestem,
hanl white $l.:t:iVj.
Soft white $1.21 ,.
W'c-Mluril white $1.21 .
Hard winter $1.20.
Northern spring $1.20.
Western red $1.20.
Oats: No. 2-a lb. while $34.00.
Today's, car receipts: wheat 5y,
barley I, flour 15, corn 0, hay 1.
ciflc. Nickel
house lOlectrle roHe
a share.
Trading was In 'comparatively
moderate volume, but considerably
heavier than . yesterday. Total
jsaleH during the first two hours of
as compared with 1,55:1.000 yester
day. The ticker fell nearly 20
mluules behind the market for a
Mine In tho morning, but was only
12 minutes in arrears by early afternoon.
maud decreases with ' the colder
weather. 1 ;
"Apple movemeiii continues
slow, with cheap,, ungraded, stock
pn-dominallng." . . .- ,
iiivi:iirooij wiikat
IJVMlii'OOL, NOV. 20 (AP)
Wheal, close: .December Ss-S'd,
$1.27. - K
March: 9h 41-id, $1,117.
May: Its ,7 V,tl, $1.40-. , '
July not quoted. -
I I) II I K X O ! X T QljSCH.
ii-:mv:ry-
Go anywhoro. Daggngc, storaire,
transfer. Gnorgo Nt;abeck, Alain
877. 10-30-lmp.
CHICKKX IUXXJiU
l-'rlday. Nov. , 22 at Iho Kceond
Ward Chapel. Hencfit building
fund, 5 to 8:ao p, m. 50c a plate.
11-20-3 t.
J. C. Penney Co.
JOS Depot Ht.
La Omndo. Oro.
Blankets
Several Weights and
Qualities
Plaid blankets to keep you
warm and to decorate your
bedroom, if you select a color
that harmonizes. ,
Cotton plaid blanket,
' single, 98c
Double cotton plaid blan
ket, size 70x80, 2.98
Part wool plaid blanket
with sateen binding. Size
70x80. JS?.or
- AIJTOMOIUI.U LOANS
WE 1IAKI3 LOANS on automo
biles anil furniture Contracts refinanced.-
Room 15. La Grande
National Bank Bids. . 0-28 1-m
I FKIKCO I'llflT
SAN K1!AN'(.-I.S:0. Nov. 20 (A I")
j l'ederal .State .Market New.4 Her
;vice. &iiiplie8 anil trailintr were
, iiioflerate on the Kan l'"ranelstro
jwliolewile fruit and vegetable niar-
WIUi IT. WOK K THIS VKAIt?
I'iVANSTON, III., Nov. 20 (Al')
'Hud nevVH fur Notre llniiie,
foiieli Jllelt Mauley of NorthweHl-
ern Iuih IiIh lilrtliilay UiIh week.
I'.'aeh year Ihe WlldealH have
(riven I heir eoaeh a football vie- i
tory for a birthday -pre-sent. They i
vow Saturday will be no exeeptlon j
even IIioiikIi they taekle the
ehamptoniililii-hoiiitd Itaiublerti.
ket today.
Uryes Purdue For
East-West Contest
ST. r.OL'IM, Nov. 20 (Al) U"
ll. Y eager of t he I leaver, 'olo.
Atlitellc. club, who Is a deh-galc lo
Hie A. A. t'., eonveutlon hen, ha:
vlred Hat I ley nobis, nm linger of
the rone fi-Hihal at 1'aNadeiia, ("al..
tiruing that Hie Purdue, lad., Moll
ennaUerii, Hig Ten elmmidtinjt, be
fle tee ted UH I he etiHleril lea in for
Hie New Year'H day easi-wewt foot
ball game.
Yeager, u imllvo of ludlann. '
lieven 1'iirtliie l.i a loirtr.il ehoiee
fnr tb(' t'allfurnia IiuhmIoii. I
Hy The AsMot'hil4'l I'ivss
NKW YOltK Kid Chocolate,
Cuba, outpointed Oo Marllnea,
Hpaln, (III); Itaby lace (jiilntea,
Culia, Htopped Willie llonaventrl,
HrooUlyu, (5); Juan Cepero, Cuba,
ouiioinled Ab-x Ton-nine, New
Haven, Conn., ().
INHIANAI'OUS Hleven Hmllh.
ltrldgepiM-t, Conn., nutpohilrd Jim
mle HiM'd, Kile, I'm., (to I: Italic
I'cleco. New York, .slopped Her
man Sllvrib-ic. Phlhidelphia. (.').
I.OK ANtiKHKS l'Tatlkle Camp
bell knocked mil
Canada, (I); Kddi
Hnliimore, won a foul from
Henry llohil g, New York, ().
CU-'VKHAND Tommy Free
man, Hrle, i'a stopped l''arniMi-
.joe Cooper. Terre lliiule, Ind,, (1).
.NKV..,l.lAV.l-:Ni. . conn...-- J.hJ
(Kid) Kaplan, Mcrldan, Conn.,
outiolnled Kmory Ca'liann, I'lilla-
delphla, (HO.
HT. I'HTKKSItCIKl, .'ln. An
tonio IMax, Cuba. knocked out
Krankle Ui Ma rr. Chicago. (:'.).
lll'HHON. Win. Kddir MiiHuu.
.St. I M nt. outpointed I'rban I.IImi--
l.V. HomeiHel, WiH., (Ii).
YOCNHSTuWN. l. Ynnkle
Wine, ltlllliiK-, Monl.. oulpolnted
Young Searm-y, YnuiiKstown, (10).
Tony Hoiiibardo, Youiik-hIowu, out
polnhMl Young HempMey, Montana,
(Hi).
IMD YOl' KNOW THAT
rnckle Charlie Hucker'H no.se
wan broken in ihe find iiuarter ot
the Tulane-deorgla gnine. . . .
Trainer Monk Simons of Tulane
aet U on the field and Charlie
went on playing. ... And Jack
l''Minu, ii not her Tulatie player,
had lo have nine MtitcheH taken In
hiH Hp aHer' Ihe tunale with Geor
gia Tech, but he played Hie next
Sat -.inlay ngaliiHt Georgia. . . .
Knox college (Illinois) won five
battles In a row and four of them i
homecoming games. . . . Art'
1 Mm i'iiim r (if Mlniu-siiln liil btif i
1 Hig Ten scorer. Is lo be married j(',,olt'
t lit- day before Thanksgiving to
former
polls lelrphone operator . . .
Signals!
The market on fruits
was Hleady, with mosl prices re
maining unchanged. There, was a
modern I o demand Tor most var
ieties of apples, ,wilh fancy delic-
I Ions bringing '.'& lo ?.f0 and
belleflowers $"!.ua to $.35. New
town pippins ranged from $i.25 lo
- ,f(i with a good dematirl. while
laily apples were (pioted from $H
!o $-1 per box. Most of the Oregon
ivurletleM were inovlug fairly well,
S p 1 1 v. t n be rsH. e x t ru fa n cy , w c re
t bringing $;i.LT lo $:i.r(l wi(h fancy
o,uoiea ai ji'.va 10 t grade
J-.'.OO'i $2.25.
iti'in:ici'AT
SAN I'MtANCISCO, Nov. .'2Q- (AH)
Hutlerfat f. o. b. Han Krancisco,
51 cmts.
Iambs - ((iiotabb- cu ady. Lambs,
good mid choice $t2.50i$13.f0;
ewes, medium to choice-. $4.25 u
?'.fi5; feeih-r lambs good and
choice ? I 2.110 0 $13.00.
How will tho rnierj States of
Kuropo ever ho nblc to get along
without, a Heflln?
i Pie niiy oeiiire I mil
Ilnrry 1 dllon. J MiHH M,imn.,.t smilh.
e lliirnbrook. mIiihciiiioHm leh phone f
in: m(; posiiom;h
K.I .A MATH I'Wl.l.H, Ore., Nov.
i: (Ai'J The preliminary hearing
fer-Jelm (1. Wright, who fuces a
fli-ft degree murder charge for
Nliootlng to tlealii Sydney Harltug,
hoii l owner, November I was
postponed liOin Monday until this
nfteniopin. Oflieei'M xpn'ssrd bc-ib-l
that Wilght will be held to Ihe
grand jury.
nilCAUO MVKSTOCK
CHICAGO. Nov. 211 ( U. S. I . A.)
Hogs; receipts 2ti,ooii. including
4,oimi direct; mostly 10-Hie higher;
lop $H.25; bulk good to choice
$!i.HK'r $!i.20; butehers. medium lo
$S.7''o $:i.25.
Cattb-: receipts I I.IIOO; calves
2.500; steady to strong on fed
steers and yearlings; lop highly
finished long yearlings. $15. GO;
b-Hl heavies $13.7.1. Slaiighte-.
classes, steers good and choice
$ I 1 .50 f'i $ I -1.50 ; fed yearlings, good
and choice, $ 13. 25'ii $ 15.75; vcaletv
(milk fed) good and choice Si 1.50
I fit I 5.00.
Shefp: receipts HI. 000; eaii.v
j trade stemly to 2 re lower; bulk
! fat lambs $ 1 2.75 $ I 3.011; top
! $ I :i.5li; yearlings $ I a. 75 i $ I 1.25;
lot ewes $"i.25',i $5.50; feeding
Add this to your list of idiiille.M
lor t!t2U: he can sleep like a con-
glVS.HN1Mll.
litMA K ACCHtr.NT
HIHtKKI.KY, Cal., Nov. IH (AH)
A fri-ak nceldelit eo.st Herbert
Has tinea ii, railroad hrak'-T.un, hH
life, 1 e had been drinking, ac
cording lo Hie polie(1 re tort, and
in Moine uuinuer had slipped from
Hie seat to the floor of his anln
mobllo w hero Ills neck tic caught,
on a dour handle and strangled
him.
to handle our biff line of fru't and
ornamental treci, cvemrftn, vines'
bcrrls and roiri. Soli rc.ntilv because
baclcd hv-m old.drpcndaMccompnnv.
Cah wcektv l'rnmnenr and profit'
able. Middlc-aed and elderly men
like this tiiMim-i and mnke good
money Sales Department y
SAVE WITH SAFETY i
Aviator Aids In
Saving Buildings
I'OliTHANl), Ore;, Nov.- 20 (AP
rr-Tho' identity .of an aviator' wlfo
wa.'i 1 n.m ru mttntii I In saving build
ing: on a farm. : in tlie Hartland
district near l.yle. Wash., .was be
ing sought today hy farnori's of the
district who want lo express their
appreciation.
The filer, apparently piloting n
west bound airmail plane, noticed
flames shooting through the. roof
of tho homo of C. C. Kranzen. lie
swooped his plane low over sev
eral farmeru' homes and then
pointed the nose of his ship
toward the flaming building.
Although tho farmers first won
dered why the aviator was "stunt-
" .. AS INVITATION TO VOL
To visit Richardson's Art und
Gift Shop NOW and lo get uc
j quainted with Ihe hundreds or new
; things which have been received
ji'or the Christmas time. You will
find beautiful, distinctive and ex
j'clu'stvn arlicleHE for both .men and
women, which have, been picked
Willi personal care- from all parts
of the world. -Theso in prices which
will slilt eVeiry pocket book, Take
advantage of this invitation to -visit
the shop and to mako use of tho
special Christmas Shopping Service
at Hichardson's Art nnd Gift Shop,
"Tho Christmas Shop." Jl-20-lt.
IIOU'AUn 11. HAXS(X)M
Teacher piano, organ and com-
I position. For information call
4GJ.-J. ; 10-24-1 mp
CAUI) (r THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
appreciation for the beautiful flor
al oicerings aim neip and ItliidiieHa
extended to uh during our recent
borcavoment.
Mrs. Ida, Hoc nad family. T
' 1 1-20-1 1 '
AT FORTY
MOST WOMEN'
should be on the lookout fc
signs of gallstones
Doctors say women at forty wlio '
aro. Inclined to be fleshy should
watch out for Gallstones, Gull
Hladdor, Uvor and Htoniach
Trouble. If you have puins hi
your side, around your liver,
stomach or back, that Ih nature'
warning. Give KHU1TOHA a trial
don't wait. One dose often gives
complete relief. 3"or over twenty
years I-'Ut'ITOHA lias been us-'d
by thousands of people, who
praise Ita merit because it acts
so quickly. Kor sale, recommend- ,
ed and guaranteed by Aloon Drug
'o.. and other leading druggists, ;
And Now -KANTLEEK
Hot Water
Bottles in
Color!
$2.50
Have you noticed how
popular pastel shades
have been this season?
Now they have come to
the hot water bottle.
KANTLEEK offers you
youl " choice of three at
tractive shades jade, or
chid and wisteria. No in
crease in price. Sold only
at Rexall Stores.
Glass Drugs
Inc.
Tlio Ruxall Store
La Grande, Ore.
THE WOHL05 LARGEST CHAIN 0.1
1WPIVI0U.LI.Y OWNED QBUO 3TQfl
A Kaunas City di-ntlsl asks $ Hi.-
(iu ilamiiKPS beeau.te bis llano j
was e out of 1he telephone di- I
rerlory. That's golmr to be u some- i
vim I painful etrne1(nn. i
WK BUY l'OK T KSS
15 SKI.L I'OU IjKSS
Save More!
HOYS' SI1IHTS
Hoys' houvy wool riniiiicl
shirts in fancy plaids,
coiit stylo, 2 jwekots
just like dud's !),Sc
DRKSS l'ANTS
Mom's dross punts in new
(iltrnctivo patterns; wor
steds, cheviots nnd cassi
mures ?2.9.'i to $1.95
COAL
Give us a trial order we
know we can please you.
MOLASSES
A carload get yours.
Phone Main 72.
Erickson & Durland
1525 Jefferson St.
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A KID MILK IS 60OD,
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UNDERSTOOD,
DLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY
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''Money Saving Opportunity
BEGINS TOMORROW MORNING
Just when, beautiful silks are wanted!
In time to make smart frocks for the
frl-v WV inter Sri enn F
This silk clearance sale gives
you. Bargain Prices without
any sacrifice of quality! To
the thrifty it is an oppor
tune time to lay in a supply
of silks for new frocks, chil
dren's dresses, coat linings,
home decorating lamps, etc.
TYPICAL of the VALUES!
Qroup One
All Silk Crepe-de-Chine- AIL Silk Georgette
All Silk Radium
In a fine new assortment of colors
Also Rayon mixtures. 00 inches wide
P.
Values
75c to $1.1!)
Per Yard
Qroup Two
Flat Crepes Chiffons -Better Georgettes
Plain and Printed Silks
In favored fall shades.M inches wide
suot'tiM Per Yard
98c
Qroup Three
Satins and Flat Crepes -Plain and Fancy A
Ideal for smart frocks. ' -J r
A big saYing on each yard. 00 inches wide tyla J 3
fittlXSup- Per Yard 1
'A Saving of 1-3 to 1-2
MONTGOMERY WARD &C0.
1101-3 Washington Ave. Phone Main IS
La Grande, Ore.