La Grande evening observer., January 11, 1930, Page 6, Image 6

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NEW!!
SHIRTS
Broadcloth in
white, tan, blue,
liclo nnd lavender
$1.95
3 for $5.00
Men's Wear.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER LA GRANDE, ORE.
Saturday, January 11, 1930
MORE LAND IS
PURCHASED BY
ORGANIZATION
In n J purchased today is between
the all port and the it'nenl uruunda
and will rIvo t ho club plenty of
room to net back from the hlKh
way to put In traps and On pro
Jeetod club house.
At noon uh weather permitH the
club house will be erected, the
traps will be installed, and the
club will be ready for the Houtler
KUn artists to banjj away at the
elusive clay piKCjnns.
In order to finance this, the club
In putt in k out life memberships
for ten doll urn. Sixty -five men
already have tffrken od vanillic of
thin, and it is expected that more
will tilnn up. club officials Hay. In
this way the plant will pay for It
self In a year or two ami after the
capital outlay Is retired, the club
will bo neli'-Hustuinlnn.
According to the officers, the
new clubhouse, trapH, etc., will be
valuable addition to the commun
ity. The club dans to stntfe regis
tered Hhnotx, that will entice many
out-oMown nlmrods. LasL year
Die Oregon state shoot was held
at KiiKcne, lasting three days, ami
briiiKiiiK i" sluiotei-.s from over all
souio day to bring (his shoot to J.a
Grande,
) The club is also looking forward
i to participation in the annual tele
"Kraphie nhoot.
Financial plans are to keep
enough money in the cluli treasury
to provide for game protection cm- i
orKcneies, tc., as well as mainten- I
ante of the club grounds, !
died unublo to releaso Itself, One
of thu long thorn pierced Its
th It'll.
t'Ot'lim rtV A C.YNDin.VTR
I'KNDLKTON, Ore., (AP H.
M. I'ockhurn, business man of Mil
ton, lias announced that he will be
a candidate for the Umatilla coun
ty representative post at the tat
legislature In the spring primary
Ho is popular In the oast end of
tho county. j
POItTI,Al CASH
POKTLANU, Ore., Jan. II (AP)
I'aHh wheat; lltfc ih'tid bluestem,
hard white ll.HG.
Hoft white JLiift.
Western white $ 1.211.
J lard winter 91.2:1.
Northern spring $l,2.'l.
Wi-Mtei'ji red 91. 23.
Oalti; No. U-38 lb. white 9.15. fio.
Today's car reclptH; wheal '14,
flour 1U, porn 7, hay 8.
poktland I'ltoni i;
I'OltTLANL), Ore., Jan. 1 1 AP)
Mutter: weak, unchanged.
Kggs; weak, unchanged.
Milk (hultorfnt), poultry, coun
try meats, onions, potatoes, wool,
hay, nuts, ca scant bark and hops
steady and unchanged.
MVF.nPOOL WHEAT
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 11 (AD
Wheat close: March 4d
11.80.
May: 3s 6Vjd
July; 9h 7 lid 1.40 Vi-
nrrrKitPAT
SAN KHANCIHCU, Jan. Jl (At)
fluttcrfut f. o. b. Han Krunctrnjo,
35c.
vr:sr coast company to
spi;ni .t8,ooo is u miasdl
KVEKK'IT, Warii. .fun. 11 (AP)
Tho West Ouist Tolofphoiio com
pany will hp.-ml $700,000 In new
construction on proper! It in WuhIi-
liigtou, Oregon and northern irtll
fonilu thlH year, K. K. Hannlhal,
general plant find traffic nuumjrei't
annuiinceU at tho company's thcAl
quarters here today. Tho roinimny
will spend $:ih,O00 in tho Iji
Grande, Ore., district.
WOt'W) ClAJHi: A.MKH1CAV
COM,i;(iK J.N CIII.NA
Tho Jm. Grande Ciun club today
purchased'! 1 acres additional land
from 10 in est DcLong, adjoining the
eight ncrcH tho club already owned
at tho hone Tree trap grounds. The
I Ql'AlIi COMMITS St l( nn;
I PKNDLKTON. Ore., (AP) A
valley quail was found by a game
i warden In a thorn bush where it
had hung Itself on jl thorn and
KCOAIC AM) 1'IXJCH
POItThAND, Ore., Jan. II CAP)
Cane sugar (sacked basis) .
steady; cane, fruit or berry, $5.45
per cwt. Heel sugar, $5. HO cwt.
Hour (city delivery prices)
slciuly; family patents, 4'.)n, $8.00;
whole wheat, 4'.ih, $7.1(J; graham,
4'.h, $(.!; bakers' hard wheat,
UKn, $7.00; bnkerH' bluestem pat
ents, &s, 97. UU; pastry flour, 4!s,
$7. fill.
SHANGHAI, Jan. 11 (AP) Tho
locul branch of the Kuomlnlaiig
political party petitioned the
Nationalist government today de
manding that Ht. Johns' univer
sity, an American Episcopal Insti
tution of .Shanghai, be closed.
KOlllNSOX SWOHN IX
WASHINGTON, Jan. 11 ( AP)
John M. lloblnson, . republican,
was sworn In as n senator from
Kentucky toihiy, succeeding Fred
eric M. Kackett, who resigned to
become ambassador to Germany.
MOW you can get rid of that wasteful, vexing
old stove, around which your family has
huddled in discomfort so long. We aie ready to
take it out make you a liberal allowance for it
and install a brand-new, l!);()-model Heatrola
in its place. . . . With the coldeu-t part of the
winter still to come the danger period, when
flu and other illnesses abound healthful, whole
house, heat is of the utmost importance. That's
the kind of heat you get with the Jleatrola, and
now is the time to begin enjoying it. . . . Join the
"Enjoy-It-Now" Club before'' February 1st, pay
only a small amount down, then no more until
fall. . . . Come in, let us show you the several
models oi uie genuine
Heat rola, or telephone and
invite us to call.
LOOK I.NSIDK
to In- Mire ou gel I he genuine.
Only the I lea (rota ,1ms I he Vtumlcr
lul I n I i ii-l-! Ji Mr Dm t that
iillli.c-i he:i( whlrli hi the millnaiy
healer Km-h to aMe up hc chilli-Itc.v,
Here is our
generous offer
1 You pay a nicmlicmhip fo
X9 of only $25.00, which U the
first payment on your Heatrola.
2 Ve nllow you $10.00 for your
old Hlnvo ($5.00 if you select
a Junior Heatrola). Tlila is also
credited ou the purchase price
Q We deliver and install your
ucvr Heatrola immediately
T
Next Fall, with a suhstan
tial amount to your credit,
you begin regular payments
on a convenient monthly basis
w. H. BohnenKamp Co.
tiii: i:xijiive
Mstate II
BEATS iiVEllY KDUM
EATTI&dDILA
n
Britain's Second Air Mammoth
Tho fiistc.it uuil mm of tin- to larKCH illriidblcs In tho world
it lit- Jli'lilHli-liiillt 11-1 00 la pli-turuil iihovo inooiod at Ciiidlni!ton,
KiiKluml. aftpr hor inaidvii fllitht of six hours' duration. Note
the flood water which surrounded the mooring mast ut tho time
of the hiiKo ciafl'3 arrival. A sister ship ut the lecintly completed
dirigible K-101. the It-UK) may he flown to .Montreal, Canada, soon.
. It was designed for reKular trans-Atlunlic service.
Egg And Butter
Prices Weak But
Unchanged Today
rOKTXANI.). Ore., Jan. it (AP)
Kks and hulter prices were Ktiil
weait today, hut no changes werft
announced.
Iteviewiiif,' the fruit and vege
lahle situation, the Portland hur
eau of the. Pnlti-d Kiftlvs depart
ment of agriculture Mays:
"Jjocal supplieH of hunched root
vegetahles are entirely depleted on
(lie wholesale market. .Storage sup
plies of sacked vegetahles are lib
eral though, and are still cheap,
although wltli slight prico ad
vances. Carrots are especially
plentiful with supplies adequate for
Portland's consumption for several
weeks. Much of the field supplies
of these crops will he ruined, as
snow fall was generally Inadequate
for protection against I lie present
cold weather.
"Kuncy 'aiiforntn. carrots, in
crates of B dozen hunches each,
moved readily at. Jll.iiO per crate to
retailers.
"Potato movement lo jobbers,
and to retailers, is much more ac
tive this week. Tho local potato
market is firm, and wales to jobbers
are a shade higher.
"After several days of unusual
activity on the wholesale fruit and
vegehfble market, trading was very
light, being confined to retailers
actual necessities, ou account of
the cold weather, rendering motor
truck hauling subject to freezing."
tempt rat u res generally below nor
ma I.
CONDITION IS I.MPItOV III)
HAL10.M, Ore. Jan. Jl (AP)
The condition of Amory (Klals)
Cilil. basketball coach a 6. S. C,
and Komco Oouley, Marlon county
member of the legislature, was re
ported by the hospital today as "be
ing very much better." lloth men
are ill with pneumonia.
chokers and then returned to
search for his spectacles dropped
during the robbery was In jail here
today.
Closing Heavy In
Exchange Today
NHW YOItK, Jan. 11 (AP)
Trading In today's brief session of
the stock market was colorless in
character with the price movement
irregularly lower. A flurry of buy
ing lifted several of tho rails up 1
to a points, hut most of tho other
leading groups lost ground as buy
ing support was withdrawn, and of
ferings found a thin market.
The cloHing was heavy. Total
sales approximated H&O.ooiJ shares.
Wheat Values Go
Higher in Chicago
ClIM'ACiO, Jan. 11 (AP)
pile do win urns at Liverpool and
not withstanding dispatches saying
the market there is nervous over
reports of farm board dissension,
Chicago wheat values scored ad
vances today. The rise carried tho
C h Icago mark c t up wa rd 2 a
bushel from new low points touch
ed early today. "losing quotations
here were at the day's topmost lev
ids, assisted by predictions that
Portugal would he in the market
next week for substantial quanti
ties of wheat from North America.
Chicago wheat prices closed firm,
V to 1 , above yesterday's finish.
Corn closed ii Vj to ,l1
vance. oats H ' Vfc up, and provis
ions varying from 5c decline to an
equal gain.
Two Oregon Men
On Walker Cup
Team For 1930
roiCTLAM) IJVKSTOCK
PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. J I (AP)
Iteceipts: I logs an; calves 5;
sheep "lit. Week's totals approxi
mately: hogs l!!S0. cattle -1! ;" II ,
calves iMa, sheep M 155, cars I .'in.
Hogs: compared week ago: kill
ing classes 25c lower, l-'eeder pigs
25c to r.nc higher. Hulk light
butchers $10.50 n $10.75, mostly
$10.75. Over and under weights
$10.50 down, heavies down to $!UH.
Itulk packing sows $7,50 (f $i.0O.
Hulk slaughter pis $l).0U'; $10,115.
l'Veders mostly $ 10.25 fa $ 1 0.50.
Cattle: compared week airo.
mostly steady except calves and
vealers 5lie to $1.00 higher. Oood
steers $1 l.anftf $i 1.50, mostly $0.50
en $10.75. commons down to $7.5n.
flood heifers in toads up to $10.25.
frOod mixed eows and heifers up lo
$11.00. Hull; ftesi table she:stoek
$S.25 up. Low cutters down to
$.1.50. Itulk bulls $!.50fj $7.50, odd
head $x.ea. null; light vcnl-rs
$i:t.00'i $i:i.50. odd head $11.00,
off grades down to $7.oo, mostly
$7.50 up.
Sheep: qunlably steady to siren
with week ago. Common to strict
ly choice lambs quoted ?X.OO ri
$S.50. Medium lo choice yearlings
$7.50rv( $11.50. Cull to choice ewes
$1.0(Ki J5.0(i.
AVr.ATIIKU Oi l LOOK
SAN- l-'UANt'liM), .inn. 1 t (AP)
The weather outlook for the week
beginning January 1 2 was an
nounced here today by the I'lilte;!
States weather bureau as follow!':
Far Western stales: Changeable
weather Is probable villi occasion
al periods of precipitation and with
Ni;WVOi:iC. Jan. 11 (AP) The
American Walker Cup golf team
for liiyo was announced today a-s
follows: Hubby Jones, Atlanta, cap
tain; i larrlson U. Johnston, St,
Paul; George Von Him, Detroit;
Francis Ouimet, Itoston; George
Voigt, New York; Dr. O. I'. Willing,
Portland, Ore.; Jess Hwoetsor, New
York, and Donald II. Moo, Port
land, Ore.
Poland M'acKcnzlo, Washington,
and Maurice McCarthy Jr., New
York, v'Te named alternates.
The team will sail some time in
April to meet a liritisn team in de
fense of the trophy, which was
won by the Americans la at
Chiougo.
I''ive of the eight regulars were
members of the victorious 1!?'S
team. Dr. Willing also Is a vet
eran of Whlker cup com petit Ion,
but Voigt uuil Moe have been se
lected to play for tho first time.
MaeKenzio was a rekular on the
last tea iii; and .McCarthy was an
a llernate.
In addition In I lie team mat oh
all tho members of the squad also
are expected to compete In the
Hritish amateur championship.
Jones and Von Kim probably wilt
participate atso in the Itritish open
which was won by Hobby In JVJG
and l!i-7.
CHICAGO LIVKSTOCK
CHICAGO. Jan. 11 (U. S. D. A.)
Cattle: L0O0; compared with
week ago. Kod steers and yearl
ings 25 fa 50c higher; compara
tively .little in killer account below
:$11.U0; she utock unevenly strong
jlo GOc higher, sharing steer ad-
jvance; vealers $1 higher.
j Sheep: 3,000; a few loads or
good and choice fat lambs, steady
jwlth late yesterday at $14.00 (i
$ 1 4.50; compared otic week ago
fat lambs 75cW $L00 higher; yearl
ings fully $1.00 higher; fat ewes,
$2 up; late top fat lambs, $14.75.
I yearlings, $1 LOO $12.25; feeding
I lambs, quotable 25c or more high
er; choii-e, eligible around, $ 12.75 ty'
$i:t.OO or above.
I Hogs: 1 8.000; including 14,000
direct; mostly DVoSe lower; slow
and uneven market; spots. :i0f:i5e-
lower on medium weight butchers;
(top $H.S5 paid for around 1 00 lb.
weights; butchers medium lo
! choice, ?!.00fti $!i.50.
WE Believe We
Are Right
In Thinking That
... the but t (tore an da
ii to be honest with the public
By avoiding the abiurd use of .
comparative prices . by
admitting we haven't a monop
oly on quality merchandise . . .
by concentrating our effort on
two important thought ...
Service and Value ... we
have won the confidence of ,
countless families and are gain.
Inj the good will of new shop
pers every day. -
To serve your wants Intelli-.,
gently, efficiently and sympar
thetically . . . to bring you ,
the quality you want at prices
that are right ... to be sin
cere ... is the watchword
of every J. C Penney Store.
Won't you stop in the Tery
next time you're downtown and
ice how we strive to make our
merchandise fashion correct,
j quality-certain and fairly priced ?
J. c.
PENNEY CO.
INC
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JANUARY C'LKAM'l' SALE f.
Kce the wonderful vuUies In
closi.'oul.s In dlnnorware, lamp
(jlusHwnrc, and olhor things oc
KU'htmlHOn'H Art and Gift Hhogl
this ivwk. Substantial reduction
in all Hum during this ivcok. J't
j will pay you to visit the shop an(t
take advantage of this annual salrh
1-0- it.
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Hemstitching, pleating, button
holes, etc. Norton's Kiddie Shop, ij
Adv. m
WOOl, .MAKKKT
liOKI'ON', Jan. ll'(AI') New
i business in the wool market was
somewhat restricted during the
past weelt, but a fairly large vol
jUme of wool was delivered lo fill
(Orders taken Just hero re the close
of the year. The sates on further
( quantities that were closed Includ
1 ed mostly G4'n and finer, western
j grown wool, l'rlces on these wools
were about steady while several of
j the lower grades were quoted nom
inally a little lower than during
the previous week.
DALLAS PIOXKHlt Jli;S
Baker Basketball
Team Beaten 15-13
HAKKIE. Ore.. Jan. II (AP) -
' The I laker bMsketbMl team lost the
seqond gam' of the season to Wal
low;', high at Wallou.i last night ir
to I :t. The linker squad was de-
' fouled by Millon-Krcewnter in thr
opening game here last Saturday.
KALUM, Ore., Jan. 11 (AP)
Henry Lee Kenton, (J(J, pioneer Dal
las merchant and member of the
city council, died at his home Fri
day afternoon from pneumonia.
Carl 11. Kenton Post of the Ameri
cffti Legion at Dallas is named for
his son who died after returning
from the World war. Jle is sur
vived by his widow, four brothers
and two sisters.
CALL KOH HID
The Oregon Hardware and Inity
plcmont company, La Grande, Oro
j gon will receive sealed-bids for lh(j
j wrecking of their warehouse locatf
cd on the O.-W. It. & N. company
lands Jit La Grande, Oregon, not
later than January lGlh. . f
I These bids will be considered l?i
three ways: Viz: 1 't
Sale of the building as It stands
with certain reservations, ivlll b&
i accepted. Bidder to wreck, dlspos
of salvage and clean up grounds.
Definite, bids for wrecking and
cleaning tip of grounds nnd Include
ing arrangements of salvage foy
disposal by :is. ?
Definite hid for wrecking bundl
ing, including arrangements of sal
vage for sale and cleuning upo'f .
grounds. Tills bid will he accepted
ou a percentage basis of the saje of
the salvage. The right is reserved
to reject any and all bids, 1-9-5 u
FIND IT
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JjA.MP KIIADKS ;
To fit every style and size or
lamp; Moor, Bridge, Table nnd
Boudoir, In both ' parchment and.
in silk, ranging in price from 20c
to $-75 will bo featured this week
during the Annual Cleanup Sale at
Richardson's Art and Gift Shop. :
1-6- tf.
spi:"IA('I.i:s H is I'Mioim;
PORTLAND, Ore.. Jan. II (AP)
A ina n who allowedly rubbed a
fill Mtitre here of llu valuable
Baby Bride Sues
I'oar dollar buys
the most at the
New York Store
Women's rayon and
wool hose I!!lc
Men's heavy ribbed un
ions, very warm S!lc
Men's heavy till wool
sox, 3 for S1.00
Other heavy wool
mixtures, pr 2:c
Men's h c a v y flannel
shirts in olive drab, rep.
$2.;V. elo.-e out $1.-19
New York Store
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NOT1CK OI.' STOCK IIOIjDliilli'
AN XV All MKi-rrixu
Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholders
of the I.a Grande National Hank
will ho held at their banking house,
in I.a Grande, Oregon, on Tues
day, January 14th, 1330, at the
hour of ten o'clock a. in. At this
meeting u Board of Directors will
bo elected to servo for tho ensuing
year and such other business wili
be transacted as may properly
come before iho said mooting.
I WHK.V YOU AUIO DOWN frOW.V
j J'o not full to visit Itlchard-son's
j Art and Girt Shop. It will pay- vqy,
! well this week during tho cleanup
j sale. Many useful articles in closor
o:it dlnuorwnro will bo found u
less than half the wholesale cost:;
1-6- tr,
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(.'Altl Ot' THANKS "
wisli to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to ouf
many friends who were so kind to
us as the death 'of our daughlnr
Killth. and also for tho beautiful
floral offerings.
Mr. and .Mrs. Clevc Marshall itmj
family.
K. o. Morris and family. j:
Mrs. Geo. St'.lltz. r t
Mr, and Mrs. Adren J.ee-:'anu
family. . ' f
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mnlhson.
-Vi'.l Omaha llvmit I
The nmritPl voyage of tirnce l'ar j
ons. II. .iiiovr. whose wedding n
ear .is-, -r-aud a scnjatlon be-1
J:ise she only I t duU her;
usliand was n, has ended In the1
Ivoice courts, tihe filed suit re
(rntly la Omaha,
Choose,
A Monument
of Lasting Stone
When choosing u monument to mark the
grave of a departed loved one you will want
to know that it will hist through the ages
that future reiterations will see and revere
it.
Wc invite you to inspect our stock of both
domestic and imported stones then we will
carve any design you may wish making you
a monument that will be within your means
and one that will last indefinitely.
Cemetery Memorial Works
C. II. McClure
1502 S Ave.
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