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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Tluiisilay, December 5, 1929
(Incorporated)
An Independent Nmnrppfr
(TRANK B. APPLEBY..
-...Editor and Publisher
HARVEY F. MATTHEWS.
....BuMlneu Manager
" v Publlnhed evening, except Bund ay, at 1410 Ad a mi Avenue,
.J Grande, Oregon, The Observer-Star published every Friday.
Entered at the Postofflce at La Grande, Oregon, aa Second
Mam Mall Mutter under act of March 2, 1879.
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CHOSEN" AND ORDA1XKD Yo have not chosen me, but I
have chosen you, and ordained you, that yo should ko and
;brlng forth fruit, and that your fruit should remain; that vhat
aoovcr yo ahull link of the Father In my name, ho may i give ft
you. John IG:l(i. : - , , 1 ,
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
t'HICAOO WHEAT
Open llluli Ixiw
iv t.2na t.-iH i.anjj
Mar t.:u&Yt l.il.IJi I.Hil'J
Mny I.3HJ4I.3 l.itlMj I.I17-);
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IOHTIyANIJ WIII.AT
! 1:80 1.2(1 I.BSJ4
Mm: 1.32 l.id
iy i.aiy, i.aiii i.aa
Close
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Egg and Butter
Prices Weaker;
Jap Oranges In
I'OItThAND, Ore. Dec. 6 (AP)
Hlightly weak today, but no change I' .6' W-OO.
fiM3: jiu'illiiiii, $y f 1 1 ; cull to
common, $6.b0i('0,
ilogH: HU'tuly; receipt, too, In-
clinliiiff IU2 on eunlmct. Jleavy
weight. $v..7f, ft f!n.-r: inedlum
weight, :t.2!n.U; light llnhlH.
$'j.6t)4f 10.5o; packing howh, rough
and Hinooth, $7.3A4r$N.ⅈ alaught-
llgn, . $K.6ui$!i.60. feetler and
worn reported in prieen. At Seattle
butter had u decline of one cent,
but other markets wens undlHturb
ed.
Reviewing the fruit, and vege
table ait nation, tlx; Portland bur
eau of the United titutea depart
ment uf ngrlculturo Huyn;
Trading in freah fruits and vege
tables thia week uppeara to be con
fined largely to the Hlaple, products
us lettuce, cabbage, potatoea, etc..
Movement of "fancy" freak
frultH, na tomaloea, peppers nnd
Hwout potatoea Ih alow. California
tomatoea are barely steady at $2.75
fn $;i.00 per lug of ripe repacked
stock. repper continue to advance
to as high as 25c per lb. to re
tailers, but movement is very lim
ited.
Kirat arrivals' of Japanese
ornnges, imported from Japan, aro
urniiHlng considerable interest this
inurning. Opening prices to re
tallera range from $2.00 to $2.i.'5
per biuidle of two boxes, contain
ing about H dozen.
Karmers' atoro pits are well fill
or oily boga uud roasting pigs ex
eluded In above ir.iotallonH. )
Sheep Steady: receipt. 75
IjtmliH, M lbs. down, good to
choice. $10f.); medium, 'jtt 10;
all weights, cull to common, 1 (v
ii; yearling wetbers, medium to
choice. $y.6(K(f 8.ro; ewea. medium
to choice, $3.766; 120-126 lba..
medium to choice, $: r,s 4.50; ull
weights, common, $1( :1.
! parents and, tin there wan no school
Krlday In Iliversldo diDtiict, ahe
''n-mained until Sunday evening
.Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Carper re
turned home Thurwlay. Mrs. Car
pi la greatly Improved In health
and can see quite distinctly.
le Hwearlngen and Iitrl AVI1
llaiiin we ro both delivering wood
in Maxville Tuesday. (
.Mr. am) Mrs. C. V. Carper and
four children spent Thanksgiving
day at I. H. McDonald's.
M. and Mis. Obe Swearlngen
and son, Johnnie, enjoyed a picnic
dinner ThankHglving day In the
woodii on tho old Miller pla-o
where Obe Ih sawing wood. Tne
day was Ideal, being ijulte warm
and hrlght. ;
There was a Thanksgiving pro- I
gram at tho Orange hall Wednes
day evening after which the young
people played a few gamea. The
evening wan reported to be a very
enjoyable or.r.
Mra. Itertha Carper received a
letter from her son Howard and
wlfo stating that they were at San
Jose, Cal. They had had a won
deful trip. Mr. and Mrs. Carper,
accompanied by Harold Carper. left
here In October, going first to Yak
ima, Wash., where they picked
apples for two week. From there
they went to Grants Pass, stopping
there to visit for several days with
their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Carper. From there they went
to Med ford where they visited
friends and relatives for two days.
At Mcdford they separated, Mr.'
and Mm. Howard Carper gohitf un
back to ltlchland. Wash., where
to Sun Jose ami Harold ruining
he Is visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyd Carper, Mr.
and Mrs. I'red Trump and family
and Kifher Lively und family ail
spent Thanksgiving day with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. I. Kannur.
KING AMD QUEEN
OF ITALY VISIT
WITH POPE TODAY
(Continued from Page 1)
klnB anJ uut'i'n. tlm poin- onUMiil
tho thronP room from hiK privato
library. The door to Hi"-' throne
room aprm-d und the ti i "in ond
queen Btcpped in, alone. , t. Ij JJ
.Meet iliUrway
Tho popo was wulklntr toward
the door. Tho klliB and queen
u-iilkeil lorwurd. . They met liair.
way ueroKH the. room. The ldn
unit queen bent nnd kissed tho
pope's Imnil. Thu ioie rulsed
ihom up.
Tho door 'im eloHed. The non'
I anil th sovereiitim were alone, ij
tho wall" had earn they were the
only ones who heard what 'was
Slid. . ;
The return Journey to tho Qulr
Inal followed tho saino route, the
people eheerlnpf their king and
queen aBaln to tho echo. At the
tjuli lnal palace tho HOverelirnB dls
noiinted. and artillerymen gave
them a llnal salute. ;,
m - - . -: s
m
There are 2, 330
American .Samoa.
taxpayers in
iiivcoLiKauuji ui wiu (Jccmui nauc uaa mccii uigcu in uiu wiI, ,.UITOtMi un,j llu, jUflt few
senate. Probably a diabolical Western plot against the 01d.iiyn b"v witnessed heavy hauling
Guard.
to cfimmerclal storage on the
wholesale market. In anticipation
of possible scarcity later In the
winter, which will make carlot
Count Keyserling insists that the American people have hipping profitable, with current
BuppiieM itu neat, pi iLun ui u lutv
at present.
no sense of humor. Perhaps he lias found some who take
him seriously.
CHICAGO MVKHTOt'ff
CHICAGO. Dec. 5 ( I". .'. 1J. A.)
Hors: receipts CO.IHM); including
dlum to choice pounds $S.S5 U
i tu. ..i.,r(-;A .1., ...... i .,,.,( t,.,,. !, (,.,,; (.. w.
, inc JJUOI.U11H.U uuiraiuucui. uao utv.ii njfiinj iui jraio tu i:l.oou direct; market mostly 15 to
;,' educate the users of the mails to the point where they will 2fio lower; top s.3o; butchers me-
X take pains to write legibly, address carefully and place names
of streets and numbers of houses on their communications, I cattle: receipts a.ooo; calves -2, -
it 1 . ... . ii j .1 1 i e 000; ueueral trade rather slow und
. but without appreciably reducing; the number of pieces of 1,m.;.,fn. UBh.r rl8ar, ,..
;', mail matter that find their way to the dead-letter office. Be- booi ami choice tm.see, fi4.su;
ciiuse of carelessness, thousands of pieces of Christnias mail '7 1 s" 5!',1VlferH', mnL "fedsooci
. will go astray during the next few weeks with consequent '"' 'hoico 1 2.00 r,, 17.00.
- j' i,n4- t ; 1 a '41 1 I Hheep: 14,000; market steady.
maouiauacni, w jiuiiijt icqacina nuu vtiut uuiuniinaa- some bids :T,e lower; early hulk fal it.-o,,,,,, ,, m,.. ,, Mrs
ment to as many senders.' An undelivered Uhristmas gift rep- ! 13.25; rat ewes 57.,r, to , nt.y ami famiiv. or waiiown,
- U n .. j j- 1 t SII.00; feedlnif lambs 1 1.76 fu 12.-pent Thankscivimr tlav with Mr.
ami .Mrs. Keuhen Hartitn. at .Max
ville. -Miss Sybil Ballard was also
uf the parly und went, , on froni
there to. Kulorpi ise tt) . visit lic
Promise Family
Has More Than
Share of Woes
Ity Mvh. lU'rtlia Carper
(Otisi'rvcr ( 'orrc-spondenl)
I'KOMI.SK, Ore. (.Special) The
old hnyiiifr, "ti'ouiiie never comes
siiiKly." seems to apply t the Hen
ry Snuffer family. Airs. Hnuffer
has been suffering with blood
polsonliitf for two weeks ,aml last
Sunday Krnest had a wreck which
turo his car all tu. pieces. He Is
now In the hospital nt Wallowa
suffering from typhoid-pneumonia
fever and the youngfst- son. t'lar
cuee, Is in the hospital with ap
pendicitis and expecting to under
go an operation.
Krnest Snuffer hud tho misfor
tune to wreck his car Sunday even
ing on the hlKhway just about
where the Promise, road enters the
highway. The car turned over sev
eral times. Wilford Lyons was
riding with him. Although the
boys were rtuile badly, bruised they
received no serious injuries.
..Mr. and .Mis. t I. Carper were
selling turkeys In .Maxville Tues
day. .Misji Sadie Carper is vhlting
relatives during the Thanksgiving ,
hnlldays.
Ah, and M rs, John Carper, of
Kari ;
Its Christmas
FA
Gifts
. : All Mail Orders Filled Promptly
That Show True Christmas Spirit
jcocuia ccuiiumuc nasm us vtctt us wuny unu uisuppuiiiiiueni, f,- unibs irood und choice J12.75
but it is unfair to put the blame on the postoffice. Do not1'13-061 f'-eiier imniw good and
l in. ii :i -i-.i. :r i. . .. i. A. , ... .oholce 1 1 .75 fti 1 -'.76.
iuou uuicnuu wii,u uiu limit uiuik it nu usks you to siienginen
?J the wrappings ofydur'Chilstiiuis niail, or returns yb'ur Jjiick-
ages and letters for more complete directions for delivery or
We all feel, at Falk's, that it isn't so much the size
of the gift that counts, as the appropriateness of the
gift. And the thought behind that gift. y ' - :
And so throughout Falk's you will find everybody
ready to help you with your Christmas shopping.
It is not how large a gift you buy that we are in
terested in so much as how large'a service' we can give
you in helping to select that gift.
New Jacquered Rayons
Make Ideal Comforters . ,
' ' $1.50 yard
Heautiful colors of rose, gold, green and maize, full
36 inches wide, these lovely silken fabrics make such
stunning comforters and most appreciated gifts. Ask
to see the comforter completely finished. .
I'OHTI.AMI I'KtArVcW'
I'OUTI.ANI). Ore,. Hoc. 5 (AC)
Hotter: wrculccr tomlcnev. mi.
return. He is prompted by a spirit of helpfulness and orders chanced. v.s: weaker tendency.
from Washington.
MOTIVK
. In recrimination the Dig Navy gang, conceding that paid
lobbies and propaganda are dangerous and vicious, protests
that it has offended no more grossly than the pacifist propa
uiichuilKotl. Milk (biillcriul) pool
try, country meats, onions, pota
toes, wool, mils iinil' hay steady
uml unchanged.
M (.Alt AMI l l.Ot It
I'OKTI.ANIl. Ilee. 5 (AIM
t'lile- (sacked basis)
Hleatly: irult or berry, ...15 per
. cut.; beet sugar, ri,f5 ctvt.
; gandists, if as much, in view of the fact that "the activities of steady; Vamiiy patents. ,, is.t.o;
; the pacifists tend to weaken national defense." I "''' " heat, 4!m. 7.io: Kraiunn.
' i" ... . . ti'Jx, li.',"l; baliers' hard wheat US.t.
i Were the guilt of the two groups not weighed by their mo- s.oo; bakes- biuestem patents,
' tives, the big navy advocates might make out a case in their "": immry rimir 4 us. $7.50.
i own defense. As to their motives the public refuses to be de- j m ti ivhi-at
ceived. or. nerhans. it is inst nn insiKlitnco m imiinvimr iim KAN i-'uancisi'o, ivc r, iad
s worst about those motives.
-Itulterfat 1'.
, file.
b. Kan 'l-'rancisco,
Motive is, after all, the factor which distinguishes olijcc
ii tionnble propaganda finni that which is not objectionable.
: There would be nothing objectionable about militarist propa
: ganda if it were inspired by an honest purpose to promote
j: national security and international understanding and amity.
It becomes viciously objectionable when it is used to obtain
cont-acts for shipbuilders and munition manufacturers and
j promotions for naval officers.
:!; No one stands a chance of making moiiev out of neace.
v v hercas many private interests can lino their pockets through
I'OUTI.ANI) CASH
I'llltTI.ANIl, Ore., Dec. !i (AP)
Cash wheal: HIr Mend biuestem.
hard while JMnu.
foil wblli. 1 .2 7.
Woslern while I.J7.
Hard w Inter 1 1.26 'i.
Northern sprinp l.2&.
Western roil ll.l'SW,.
Oats: No. 2-3S lb. while J.l.t.oo.
Toilay's ear receipts: wheat f,0,
flour I M. corn 5, oats 1. hay 5.
rillt'l'liAM) l,IVKSTO!K
n' vr.l construction and war. The aim of the pacifist is purely '.'U,',,TI-A''1'"' """v , ,,')
5 1 .... m i. r ii ii 'opiutij t atlle and ealres: barely sleady:
io:l!' tic. lnat ot the militarist may or imy not be idealistic, receipts, .aiiie. in, calves m.
. Sleers: lion to l3no poutuls. $o.2ft
'11 $11,011; Bund. HU.2S (O fll.OO:
metlluln, $S.Mi til Illl.LTi; com.
Hon to meilhiiu. sr,.oo S'.i.on:
In distributing their securities widely, seeking a large mini-' Kl"",1, ,s'""r " -f'":
tifilh: bulls, coed to choke. J7.T.O
S; cutter to medium. Jii.r.nir
7.fo; calves, ini'dium (u choice. $i
St lo; cull lo common. J1I11 S; vent
ers, milk fe.l. end, to choice. ll
t ? W
2 w.t-y
Motliers . .Watch
Children's colds
COMMON dead colJs often "settle"
in throat and clicst where they may
become daiiBirous. Don't take a
chance at the lirst snillle rub on
Children's Mustetoleonrcc'i'cry hour
Jor five hours.
Children's Musicrrtle is just poo.1 ole!
Mustcrole. you have known so lune, in
milder form..
Workioe like the trained rrassciir. tlii;
famous hit-nil of oil of ouisiaHl, canipllor,
menthol and oilier ineredicnis hrinss
relief naturally. It penetrates and stimu
lates blood circulation, helps todiatv out
infection and pain.
Keep full srrenitrh Mustcrole on Ii and,
for adults and the milder Children's
Mustcrole for little tots. All druggists.
cmtJHtr.N's
Lighters
$1.
Ladies size purse lighter
leather covered with
never-fail feature, conies
in several colors.
Perfumers
$1.25
Lighter-like in appear
ance but only a harmless
pocket atomizer in sever
al colors.
Kayser Sponsers the Brown Heel
$1.95
Trim ankles clad in the new chiffon brown heel hose
are at the height of fashion. Shapely three-point
spears in only the darker of fall browns. See them
at the hosiery counter.
Jewelry
$1
A smart collection of the
newest in chockers, neck
laces and beads is here
for your selection.
A tomizers
si r
Graceful 'colored glass
atomizers for the boudoir
in several colors an
ideal Christmas gift. v
SKLF INTKUEST
: ber of stockholders with small rather than a few with lni uc
holdings, corporations are pininptt'd by desire to find a new
, market for them, as well as a market which is more stable.
. It is not likely, however, that they lose sight of another ad
vantage. Public utilities gain additional protection against
- demagogic attack. With ninny people interested in their wel-
fare and familiar with their processes, there is less reason to
fear political interference.
In another respect corporations seem likely lo reap further
and perhaps unanticipated heneiils by reason of their policy
of stock distribution. These unexpected benefits are in the
direction of tax reduction.
Taxes on coiporate incomes are generally regarded as too
nign, inn mere must De some other reason than a wish to see
justice done which influences public opinion in its apparent
acquiescence in the present move at Washington to split the
promised tax cut between small private inconv.-s and large cor
porate incomes.
If investment in corporate securities was not so general it
ia ntnr.lt l.t l, A. ...I. I... I IV I...:..:.., .. .. '
I uiii"ii:ii ii un uiiuiiiiisuiiuon would jjive so
teany a Handle lo political assault. A few yeai ago any
windy politician could have made the welkin ring with ,0.
iiunciation of the plan. And a few .veal's ago a plan to give
u. uusniess a slice oi such a melon would have meant cer
tain defeat for the party advocatinir it. It is a different i,it
ter when 15,000,000 people are figuring by how much the tax
cut will increase their dividend checks. . . ...
Beautiful Legs
Often Marred By
Varicose Veins
Ym'll hnvi- t it.liiut thai vtii
tin. null you mihl )iuv the ninst
hnprty lens in ilu- wurhl. one ha
lUU'k vein nm ruin thoir enth
luMiny nnd iittnii'tivrnp.K.
I You ilidu't know t whs poMMilih
to t rid of tho-. MWitllcti Vrins
nnd ImiM'hoj-'.' lmtn-d It I all
you do is p'l n tMdtlo ir MooiirX
llmrruld oil hi itcd rms lru
'Sloir nr iitiy dtUKslnrc. Thf pvvul
IM-nviratini:. pnoihint; Itnd iiuliKrn-
;tto power nlinut .mmotlhuely
flops uiiy piilti or soretn-rts. In twift
(Un., t rvdiH-iN Hip most dll.itcd
vcltiN luirk lo iHnnv.il slue.
Mo utdo to wear tho whMMt-st
Inise. Imvr prnpl,. roinplitnriit yon
on oiir timdy 1 !. tu- frro from
Itu horrlblr ciiilmriii.i.iinriil of pt o-
... ..ill . nun ikihk your un.siiiiiv
woulil have meant cer- wu n vitn-. . nu.v .-.i..f
from Mrp, totulpi- ucliInK fi'pl'
MootiP'n limpralil Ull mIiowm you tho
lmpp.t. tnn,t pt-unomh-al el I lie
iluU-kcM niiU must I'lfkiml way.
Your
Financial
Engineer
V " '
Fountain Pen Desk Set
$1.25
You'd swear these were expensive marble bases and
life-time pens we arc now showing for the holidavs
priced at ? 1.25 but you just must see thcn an ap
preciated gift.
Daniel Greens for Men
; m The Slipper Supreme
If $4.25
j -ft Lambs wool cuffs for added
1 warmth these smart kid
j&sT slippers with prtdded leather
fug soles in tan only aro an ideal
Sianl;
rnrt.t -MNtnil 'ir of
1'rU'iully" Sort leo
Many Other Styles
Priced $1 to $5.50
No nwtttcr what his needs in slippers you are sure to
find them at Falk's Men's Store, a large assortnent of
styles and colors await your selection.
Lovely Maderia Linens
' M-in. fijidge Sets
With four' matching nap
kins. Beautifully edged
with lace in a manner only
the people of Maderia know.
Colored Border Sheets-Cases
; $4.95
One sheet 81x99 and two bor
dered white pillow case of the
pequot quality in four popu-' j
Iar colors. Nicely boxed for
gifts.
Lusterous Quilted Robes
In Many Colors
$10.75 :
Satii) and crepe quilted robes
in popular pastel colors and
black. Some with contrasting
collar and cuff trims.
Combination $4.50
Lovely lacey trims and gar
ments of the tailored type are
here in a profussion of colors
at this price.
Crepe de Chine Dance Sets
Exceptional Values
$2.50
Soft supple crepe do chine in
tailored effects that are un
usual, also lace trims that will
intrigue you.
Crepe Gowns
$5.95
Lusterous silks fashioned in
the newest of new styles, ap
propriately trimmed in lace
and ribbons all the pastel
shades.
Art Silk Comforter
In 4 Attractive Colors
$14.95
gift that has no equal for those who prize the boudoir.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Santa Claus Himself
Will lie In
Falk's Toyland
Saturday Dec. 7th
With a Gift for Every Hoy and Girl
Accompanied by their Parents.