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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Monday, January 13, 1930
Men's
Mohair Sox
Brown,
Grey,
Bundle lloso
39c
3 for $1.00
Green
Men's Wear.
tic.
WHEAT WEAK AND
STILL UNSETTLED
Report For Week Ending
Saturday Shows Slow
. Demand for U. S, Grain .
WASHINGTON', .lull.
thn light off-TlrKTM. Bnow and IwiO f
road condition wcro rcBtrlctliiff
country movement of corn. Hm
cnlptH of ohIh nnd barley were
hooul equal lo current undo r?-
ituln'nu-ntrt, Iiy wuh lower with
wheal, but flax held firm under a
rfh-mly demand for tho limited of-
ferlnfffi.
Tlio rnlfttlVi-ly Hlow reduction In
uorlilH HtockH contlmioH to bo tho
itrlnclput v.culc iiliiK factor In the
til Grain itfmidnil wheat market Hltuatlon.
murktH continued unwttlcti dm-- HhipiuenlH fur thu Henmin lo Unto
Ihh; tha wtk enilluK January 1 1, from principal mjrpliiH urcttH nro
m-cordlm; (u tint Wet-Uly (Jruln inruund M 5,01(0, Ono UuflhelH nliort of
Marlat Kf'vlew of llin 1 .'filled Ktat it Iio.hu for tho Mamo period liutt mu
biireiiu of iiKrlniltural eeonomk-H, hod. North American overNwiH
Wheat kiih weak and lower, lare- j HhlpmentH Jiuvo been nearly 150.
ly an a irmilt of u eunlln.ied alow ( OOU.UOU btiHhelH nntaller thnu n year
demand fur Nuilh American Brain, I aro and the relatively hi mi II dln
markot Mucka of whieh are .still j appearance vt North American
much Kfealer t)ian the lare utockH wheat Is reflected In market
In Hture a year una, but wuh Influ
euced alho by favorable
ror Hip new winter wheat crop. HtoekH nro nbout 40,0(10,000 buuhelH
Wheat from (ho Houthern IioiuIh- j larger than at thin tlmo Iant ea
pheru and Jmnublau countries eon- sun, while, Canadian commerelal
tlnuea to be offered In Kuud volumu Hindi k nro practically (he Hume, as
year hko In Hplte of tho Hinull
atdcki, which 111 total over 411,-
pronpeetM 0(Mi,uu0 IjuhIioIh. United Ntatofl
In kuropean markeiH and Jh cutn
petlutr actively with North Ameri
can Kniin. Corn ami other feed
Ki-aliiH held K'ncrnlly Htemly with a
moderate demand prevallim,' for
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
( IIK'AXIO WIIIIAT
0K'll HlKh law.
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ly l.lioij, iiij.j
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Wheat Down One
Cent In Chicago
. ciiir.Kio, jnn.'i:i (a(') N'lit
IvIttiHiiinilinK iiiinoumH'im'ni' of s,
3 II. (inn liiixlu'lfl HiirlnkiiKii of ( f t.--
. I'lllll'll Slll. vlMllllo WhPllt h-.ii!)-,
whciit pi-li'i'H hero iniiKi'd nluirply
ilownwuid nuiHl nf Hi,, iimn eoiluy.
Ono of tho uiihi'IIIIiii,- nitliira hh n
I'i'linri Hum Krancp, umially mi Im-liiirlllii,-
uiiunlry. In wIIIiik whom
to (Irriit llrlliiln. TIiito won- ntso
iiilvlroH tli.-ii No. 1 norilmrn wliout
ill Mlniii'iniollH vnn l. Ins offoml In
llio hiiiuiiIc inarki'l llii.r. m l.f,
n IhibIii'I. Hi., mimo flKiirm nit inn
fi'ili'nil furni Ijimnl loun biwlH.
IVhi'iil t'ltwt'il ni'i-vnuH, I to ISo
l liiiHlirl Iomit than Satiinlny'H fln-
in; rorn i-ioimmI lini-haHKiMl i,i f.t
lllcllor: oalH U t, i o ol f. nnil
PiiivIhIhiis iinchuiiKiil to u rlw. of
tttl, lH'Hl.1;
IHXITI.AXK t'ASIf
I'UltTI.ANn. Or,... Jan. in (API
I 'anil whoul: MIk llc.iiil liUlo.iti.ui.
iiniil whllo Ji.nr..
Soft whllo f 1.54.
Wo.iioin whllo fi.;i.
llunl wintor Jl.;s.
Norlhi-rn irlni; Jl.:'5.
WVati rn roil
Hutu: No. Z.-is II.. whllo $:I5.50.
Toilay'M rnr rot'i lils: w lu at s:i.
lairloy 1. flour :i, oorn 11, oals f.
liny r.
I'ltOCI.AM.H'IO.V
11 ui'.ill'.AK. MAUK 11, .Mil'AI,l,I.STKlt
of Iho (stuto of Dii'tton. an rwiuiroii by h,.'
Iji, illil. on tho lit li .lay of Jammi-v, i!i;io
of tho Kiato or Oi'oiron, a ll.-l of all iwieii
""" .vi'ai or iiuiio noxt ir
i .. u i' , nave lallou, noglootoil
1'oration t'otuuiiHxIonor
C'oriiorullim 1'oiiiiuIn.sIoiu'I
Hon Oil 13, tilMun'N UroBon
i'i-Hort to mi'. a,s Covi'i-not-I'oiiioiatlou.s
ivlilrh for in..
illllS lllo sal, I C,!h ilav of .liiiiiiarr.
rofunni to furnish him. tho m.i.i iw.
llllv alinioit niit..tii..t.i . . , .
,u,,l ,,. i..., ... " ....... . lurmtinoii
... I I ... V ' " v"y uu' "" ''. roimlivil to ho
lahl nnilor any laws of thin siato; anil
n- aro!.l.l:.l,!:AS r",''1 T0''1 ,'"'"or:"l'n r.,m,lss,m,T mail.,
h . T ; "f ""' '"ll''"'.- '"role. .or,.o. al Ion,
hloh for wo 1'on.ooiillvo y,.M-, r moiv n.i.t iiivooUIiik tho ,lato of
tl.o ronort have fall,-.). ..s.,,u r ,,,, , f, rnlM, am- sta,
v l'i. Hoy nu.'il lio.'llno roo, to-wlt:
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Alamo Colli Miii.
Nona I l.lal.lllty)
Aiwui-.il M'hrlCt ABoiioy, Inc.
HilMi.ll l.'.niib. r ro, ,,,., ay.
V. ).. t'oinyn .4 Co., lno.
t'osniopolltiin Stona, lno.
li. l.'iyor & Co.
IllHori'.si Orohttnl t'oinpany.
.Ilnll.'.l (Noii. IVr-
( Itiitlsh Columbia)
tW'ashiUKlon)
I Wa.ihlliKton)
(l.'ali(ornla)
I i. law aiv)
t WtiHolnKlon
( W'i.MhlnKlon)
Mat.-
NtllV.
lnti-rnlali. MlnlnB anil lioyoloiinu iit Co. t W'ashliiKton)
..uiii,-..... u.wrvKon l.uuilior Coiiipany.
Koiuiatt l.mntior Comiiany.
Moilorn AiillalU'o Compaliy.
'l llo Drain iloaoh I'rnnsi.orti.tlou Co.
tii--hnr,N Comnntiy, l.lmu.-il.
tin iron Krult, Im'oriioratr.l.
Taolfto .straw Papor nn.l lionrd Co.
riu. ln. lli Hohyilrator Co.
KooKwoi.il isprniklrr Comnany.
Tho I in -on-1 1 Company.
San Jonuuln Valloy livnlty Co.
Slaiulanl Auto S. rvloo Corporation.
I'nlti-U Sliilos Coppor Company.
Cntto.l Till- Storo.H, lm-oriiornti il.
I lll'.HNI'UIti:, I, A. W. NllKlll.Ml.
(Ilolawaii )
(Ponn-sylvanta)
tWaNhliiKton)
(W'a.ihlliRlon)
(Hawaii)
tluna)
( WiialllllKto:!)
(..Iirornlal
(Wil.shlnritoil)
(Ohio)
(California)
iNVvinla)
(.Vow Mo.xl.o)
(Ohio)
as Covornor of lh.
. -i in- ..run. oi ino nut uiritv .-Ot.d.i-oo.l in... n ..... I..- j.
...... ,.,r.i, unk-iiii i.awn, a ml umior
nun pioviKions thereof. Uo hon'l.v
1 anil pursuant to tin- lorn,s
(loolan. II... Cirl,. i.f 1. ...... .... ...
ii'iikinin- anil ui.om- uniui il rorporallons to lr.uis.ir, luisln. ss In tlu
Stato of tin-son r.vokoil an. I r.p.alo.l. ami all powers .-onr,i.v.l by
law upon su. h oorporatlons aiv hereby .leolal-o.l Inoperative ami oul.
IX WITNMSS WllKKKor. 1 have li. iv.into set ,y l,nii ;,,, , .,.,,
the Seal of State lo be hereunto uflixo.l at the Cnv or Sjil.-m Stale or
OivRon, this 6th .lay of January. In the year of our l.onl cue Toousau,!
So inn lllimliv.l Thirty.
A
SKA I,
Hy ll-.v now
w. Noi:iii..M.
tii.Min
ii.m. v:.,
S.'i-relary
II OSS.
of Slate.
ItS-t 1.
oljtlljl
N..1 111 ' ?
For lioth
Classes
In our experience, we
have found that there
Ul-P. two mitt.'i!i.4i....-
kintls of persons; those who insist,
upon tlte lcst, and need ttivc no
tlunurht to cost, nnd that who want
the hest, lmt who aiv foived to wateh
their purses.
No matter under which of these two
headiiifrs one may f;,U, i;hneitkanip
' -e in tH." louna smiaole.
BOHNENKAMP
FUNERL HOJU
S AT SPtlNC. ST
k
J iV
crop. Jncreused utllfatlon of na
tive wheats In Kuropean countries,
together with continued Iiukc Hliip
mi'tilH from the southern hemis
phere, accounts principally fur the
reduction In takings of North Am-
erlcan wheat.
DiHtrlbutlon of the season's ox--!
purts Is materially different from
that of last eusoii. Alajut the sjime
amount has koiic to the United
KlnKdoui, but direct Hhlpmeuls to
tho continent havo been Kks than
half as larpo oh last year, lotalln
only aliout 71.',0tt0,0li0 bushels from
AukumI. 1 lo Pncember, cinnparod
with aliuUL H.s.iiijij.oiMi bushels for
1 he corresponding period of Hie
previous year. Shipments on orders
have been nearly twice, as larpe as
last yunr. but takings by ex-Kuro-pean
eountrlefi aro over 10 per cent
Ninaller than n year ago. rtnsst.i'
has recently yotd some wheat to
Kurope. aeenrding to traile reports,
but it In estimated lhat only around
I.iMin.iMn) bushels are available
from that source. The quality of
i this wheat- Is said to be equal tol
INo. i Manitoba. Argentine and
Australian Hhlnmenls totaled ap
proximately 4,ort(i,niHi bushels dur
lng thn week, with an Increased
amount shipped out on orders. Ar-K-utine
wheat Is under-selling most
other foreign wheats In Kuropean
! markets, 11:115 pound rosafe being
I quiiled at Liverpool January 10, m
Jt.:t7i compared with $.4flt.j for
, No. '2 hard winter from the United
Stales, and $1.41 15 for anadlau
I No. 6 Mnnltolm. Seme I'nlted
States wheat was reported sold to
Portugal, hut In general current,
.quotations were above export bills,1
j which were around $l.2;i to $1.30
f . o. b. track at Texas gulf ports.
basis No. 1 hard winter.
j Pacific coast markets were also
weak but declines were ."lightly
less than in eastern markets. There
was a fairly steady demand for
milling w heat at San l Yaneiseo but
feed grades were dull, reflecting j
particularly the lower prices on
.barley which was reported being
mikHtituled for wheat 10 .tome' cs
tent by tVodi rs. Of fertnes were
principally of Inea) grain since an
Increase in ocean ftvight rates
j from Washington and Oregon to
San Tranclsco to $4. 00 ptr ton in
stead of the special rates of 2.;.0
j per ton w hich have prevailed dur
j nig the past few months, has plac
ed quotations on northern wheat
out of lino with local grain. No. 1
.soft white wheal from Washing-
ton and Oregon was being offered !
at $ iti per 100, sacked, de- i
ltvered on track at San l-Vancisco. i
white No. i hard nnd soft while i
from California was being quoted I
in San l-'rancisco al to '
per 100. The l.os Anpele.s market
was dull and inactive but receipts i
were not large ami selling pressure
was lacking. 40 cars were received
during the week and wen' mo.itly
er local grain. Milling wheat was
.quoted In that market January 10
t $2.30 to $2.3;. and few! wheut
t K.-5 to $i.a5 per (00. sacked.
Wheat markets In the Pacific
j northwest were about Sc loner
than a week ago on rash grain at
the close of the market January 10,
Hig Head blucMem hard w hite was
quoted at both Portland and Seattle
at $l.Sti per lnhel. No. 1 soft and
weMrrn white was qwoted at both
markets at $1.2., and No. 1 hard
.winter, nortlo-rn spring and west
ern r'd at Portland at $l.;s per
; bushel, slicked, lied wheals were
I bringing $l.tl at Seattle. Kxport
j inquiry was not active ntthough
j some jvmvl lots were reported sold
j to the continent and around -.0ao
1 tons to the Orient toward tho do
'of the week. Kxports of wheat to
the Orient from Pacific coast mar-!
1 kots h.ne been about r0 yrr N-nt
M;irger for tin- mason to date than
for 1 lie corresponding period last
year, while CaundUn exports from
Vancouver to China and Japan ;
haxe been only about half as larg
as l.-ist season, according to trade
i port
New Silk Dresses
for Spring
These are the new, the refreshrng dresses that yoitf
wardrobe needs right now! Bright colors ... en
gaging prints . . . styles that tell of Spring. They
have been selected by our buyers and stylists as au
thentic forecasts of Spring modes . . . and because
we buy in such tremendous quantities, the price i$
only
For women : : For misses
For Juniors
The materials are silk crepes, printed" crepes and
combinations of prints and plain colors that you
can wear now . . . and for Spring. Every style
is new . . . every dress is fresh . . . selected
for you from die showrooms in New York. The
quality of the workmanship, the material and the
tyh'ng are typical of the high values ... at
lower prices . . . that you can always depend on
in a J. C Penney Store. c
Tin's tremendously Interesting group of new
dresses presents an exceptional opportunity to
style-wise and value-wise women, misses and
juniors. The new silhouette is smartly inter
preted in styles for many occasions. Gracefully
moulded hiplines, rippling tiers, soft neckline
effects and new sleeve treatments are only a few
of the many smart details that characterize every
dress in the group as Spring, 1930.. You will
want one (and you can afford more than one!),
to wear under your Winter coat.
PENNEY GO.
IDS Depot St.
La Grande, Ore.
?V,V
o, 2- w.
Your dollar buys
the most at the
Mew York Store
Women's rayon and
wool hose ;9c
Men's heavy riblod un
ions, very warm SPc
Men's heavy all hI
sox, o for $1.00
Other heavy ,!
mixtures, pr. '.'iic
Men's h e h v y flannel
shirts in olive drab, rep.
J-.! chvse out . . SI. 19
New York Store
FOUR TEAMS IN
TIE FOR FIRST
Pri -lay At Seatll
s. V:..-.-hint.in: at
Slanior,: vs. Sou:!,.
S.itu,.l,.v At S--,
0 r c g o n , Oregon State,
Cougars and Vandals
Each Win One, Ix.se One
Si. He . W.i still
! FeH'S. Staiifor-l '
foi-nio: :,t Olikl-.
t .'..liforin:.; at I'
-!imi: at l.os An
?. S-iiilherii I
t.t. I'. C. I.. A.
inauin, lilaho
.r-tiine jH-rioJ.
Wai-hinmen St.ile.
IXiAsT tUM'I.KIM Ii
STANDI M.N
Northern IM.Uh.n
Oregon i
On-Kon State .. 1
l.liiln. . l
Washlnslen Sate 1
Wttshlpirlon e
S"ullieni 1I l-l.m
r. c. t. a i o
Cl!forni. 1 t
V. S. C . . I t
Sl.infonl A t
This ert.' s lwlnt'
Moo. lay- A: Kuc- e.
iiii:ti..n:. oo j.,... lr. ti-
firyt -.!..-;.. pt.iy in tl-. Caeifte
teOa.t l..(sUi lKill lom, relue l.rouchl
. unusoai results. Kicht of tho nine
teams In l.olh .liisi..ps eoinpot- ;).
l'et. . anil only one reniaino.I unl.,.l, n.
.ooa ; Jn the north lr cun State, Oro
.:"0 pen. I.l.iho .ui.l WlohiiiEten Stat
j eaeh won an, I I..; one irame. while
.ir'ft ; ashtiictou. l;i;:. nor: tu rn ehani
,0,i' : pion, .10 T'.ol I'.-mlu'le,
o tin- M.itto f. c. l A. won one
. lln-pon Si.te i .seeonU in ;in
l.i... Anelen. i 31 tl SL'.
rri California. tlresoll State suffered staRe
.Itle, llreei.ti frficht an,l lost the flmt conto.t ,c
lilalio. :'3 to II, but rever.eil emmts
t- t in the ..h-oi-iI. by seon- of 4'J to -7.
Washinston pli,ye,l thr-o n..n
eonferer.ee cames xith Consica.
It mm all three of them, bin the
M'coml unj tliiixl uere by .slim riar
Kini'. Itinrs I -et l.j Trojans
I In llie jtouth Southern Callfor-
nla lip l the ,ii- by Jefeatinc
' Caht'ornia in iho epeuinc tilt, 3a
... . ..... .(,..- ...-ilea tn-i
:-rie.- by tiikini; S.turJ;.-"s game, I
:7 to 1". j
V. I'. 1 A. vhow. ,1 ., po.vrrfll! j
off, t:.' in ilH openinc I. tie acalnl ,
Stanfor.l, ib Uatlv.i; the Car.!?, 63 ,
Stato tangle Saturday at Iullinan
In the first of a four-came y-ries.
Stanford an.l Southern Califor
nia will play irames at l.os
Aliseles I-rl.h.y atiil-Sauirday, while
I', c. 1.. A. and California will
ela.h in .1 sin5!e contest at Oak- '
land Saturday. j
I'KIX.O.V STATi: I'lll.l.ixi;. I
'orrallij. Jan. 13 (Speeiall Shon - i
Ins a eon. pie'..- reversal of form !
the On;.,- Slate college quintet'
n-enne.-.. 111.- l.t.,ho (iV). j1(.r.,
uril.iy ninht. in to L'7. The OranseJ
men took tho load lo mart withi
and held it throiiKliout IhivRnnie,'
rrunhiiur ninho rallies and scorln
steadily. "J
I'iek Neiiman, netlnir 'conelll
Hailed tin. Kopliomor... .Monol.y4
man ai eenier ill place of the veU
nan NVhlthnk, nnd 11, In eoillhina
noil, u-,1 l,y tho IliKpIrrd J,ie;;
raysoli. who .n lilKl, worer Yvit!l
i: points, kept Iho
band
situation In
l.ii'll
.:.(
name (!
fornia. m
last year,
lis ri-'.
.cv.sl lit:
S.ll'i. .
Ill St
to
Ihif
nd. while Cali-j Ori son pia s lour sal.:
invr of U10 M.iuh. rn title I week. It iiue'.s W'.i.liiiision State
and later tritunplvir.t in i in a t.vo-s-.iue series al Corvaltis
eke
r.n; i.t ' .i-. Cbs.
n-'te li-eir.n Slste
Tll. s.;s At K'ii;. 1
rxCo:'. at Ce:.,U,v
LI i'io
!linct--n for the .
e.en in two'
til'
.Monday and Tu. ,l..y. ami Wash-j
incion ..t Sea '.lie 1:1 ..nelber two- ' 1
I ;al:ie r'..-s lv.. .y unit S.nurd.iy. '
I.V.. M.s ,UH,
Orison l..e. s lUaho :wt. Mon
'? Tj.s.i,,v ,,i Ku.-ne. and
th.n Tssts t!,.. n'o. .;n.i.T ..f lu- I
WINTER
MERCHANDISE
Hats, Cans. Svearpr! nvoeon
1 - s.-.lCi. 1 - TV - '
. i uuj oiut-Miigs, underwear
At Special Reduced Prices
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
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