La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 24, 1930, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text" Friday, January 24, 1930 e Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Men's Furlnband Cap Dark Patterns with fur eai; flaps $1.95 Men's Wear. MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY CIIICAUU WJIUAT Open High Low C'Ioho J .Miir l.T.'Ai l.SS'K t.TiA 1.22 aiay i-mi'i i.auey, July I.SHJ4 i.aiiHi J.ii7 i t:iiytv, J'OIITI.AXU WIIKAT Open High Low Close .Mar 1 .29 S l.2!4 l.2'. 1.2:1 ;i -May I-2IIH 1.2(1, 1.2.'. 1.2.', July I.a)4 1.2(1(4 I.2UH 1.211 Sept 1.2.1 1.25 1-2I!& 1.2 1 CniCAOO LIVESTOCK THEATERS Great Cast Of Stars In Hollywood Revue" t r ('''With1' tho'; sn?at(.'Ht cunt of hLui'h .that ovnr contributed to tlm nwile 'iiiff of ono motion pieluro, "Tho yiollj-wootl Ittiyuti," Mulro-Guld-j.ttyn-Maycr'a hiiKe inuHtcitl exlniv Uffunm comoH Sunday to tho K tut ft theater. HtuiH of Htnifd and Hereon fltura of. vauildvlllc, opura and ra id lo, hum of nil lln- wonderful iiimiHcmcnt IIcIiIh ut Uiu twi.-ntli'lh century, In ono liune jmrmlc, with twenty hoiik hil h, ahuiiiliinl. como ly, tuneful incloUicH und diuloKuo Unit .simrkli'H, (o Hay nut him? of (lio latKi'Ml ilant'liiK' ciior-JH of lji-ati-t If til km-In tliat vvvr tln;. l an auillrnce art- fcatim-H of thin fit tciiulMincnt, .Marlon Davlcs Kivv.H oiu: of lur famoiiH iiifiht in;i(jiiunnh-H, uhhIhWmI by ti chorim of Hlx-footei'M, and nhu hIiikh and lap dancoM. .loll it Gilbert and Norma Khcarcr kIvo a vcrHlon of "itoiueo and Ju liet." - Conrad Nngel makes hit dibut as a Hinder. Id'HHlo j,uvo kIvch generously of her talentN. - Juan Cntwford ravishes tin; eye and kIuks a crooning melody. Buster Kealon takes one of his dizziest falls. William JIulnes and Own I-ee am lln-re with one of the famous Haines "tfUKs" to which Karl Dane and George K. Arthur loud a few deft (ouelies. Alnrle Dressier and J'olly Mo ran, two famous comediennes, do their below the equator, together with stuff. . reports of numerous business fall- ('hurles King of "The Jtroadway ures In continental Kuropu Jed to by Kredeilc and Kfiiny ilatton. James KJood directed under the su pervision of f.'arey Wilson. I'OJCTIjAM! CASH I'OltTLANO, Ore.. Jan. 24 (Al) (.'iinh wheal: lilg He ml blues to in, hard while . Hoft white $1.23. Western white. Hani winter fl.lii Northern spring i.it Western red 1.1'J&. Oats: No. H-;i8 lb. white fKS.OO. Today's ear reeeipls: wheat i!fi, barley 2, flour 0, corn , hay 7. iJL'irn:Ki-'AT KAN KUANCIKCO, Jan. 2i (A! Itullerfat, f o. b. San Francisco. 42 V,,. Wheat Heavy And Lower at Close CHICAGO, Jan. ;M (Al') In- wlieat HlilpmeulH front CHICAGO, Jan, 24 (U. H, D. A.) Hogs: receipts 38,000, Including 20,000 direct; 20 to 3Gc higher, top llO.Co; bulk tlo.S&fy $10.60; butch ers, medium to choico $9.&Q & ;io.2&. Cattle: receipts 2,000; calves 1 , 000; slaughter classes, steers good anil choice f 2.00fij 15.50, fed yearlliiKS, good and choice $12.75 $10.25; vealers (milk-fed) good and choico $ i:i. 50 (t $17.00. Hheup: ri!celpta 13,000; weak to 25c lower; bulk fat lambs $12.50'"' $12.75; fat ewes steady to $fi.50( $7.00; lambs, good and choice $12. 2t(q $13.25; feeder lumbs, good and choice $11. (J5& $12.85. wooii iu:ioirr .Melody" songs. fume introdaei-s new .lolit .the Uiiftr MiopHrs '.' wlio' aro Utkliitf advantugo of f Mir- TiiOtiey Httvlnjr .lMnua;i.v ;':;Clf!uirnct.t."v - 'Mon's enulnc front, iiuar . tor horsehldo costs, blankot ' lliicd, storm cuffs $10.95 ' Ileavyv grade ; inolesldn psntH, full cut, lung wearln'r. y Hpeclal- : ; : $1.75 ' ' Mon's nil wool blazers. . "noatly tailored, regular ?i.(io valuti, a few left In close out $2.98 Men's, and boy's dross caps with or wllhout fur iubands. . Clearance price v 59c and 79c ljMliiy Tallied Tor Halo 'NewYork Store (Booth Tarkington Drama Offers New Personality I ,oo Carrillo, a star of the speak ing stage, will bring a now person ality to tho nereen with bis first picture, an all-dlalogim produelluti of Month Tarklngton's stage piny, "Mister Antonio." The Stale tho f ater is presenting this Tiffany- Htuhl film, synelironlzed by ItCA i'hoLophone today and Salunlay with Virginia Valll co-slurred nnd a splendid cast, including (hiroLh 1 1'ughes, Frank Uelcher, J-Jugenie. l.tessori'i, Kelly Kranoisco and otliers. ".Mister Antonio" tells the slory of a lovable Italian bo, "when somebody she got tho troiib', right away 1 want to give-a the helps." And when, with his hurdy gtn-dy, his goofy frieml Joo, his "jaelt's ihf." I'upilano ii nd Ills cockatoo i ',.1.11., i,' i. ii... holler-than-tho.il town of Avulonhi, j he finds a lovely and frlcmlh'Hs j;h l In desperate trouble ami gives her J help, thouah It gits lilm into Irou I I lie, (on. 1 Hotlln and romance arc blended ' with comedy in "Mister .Antonio," which was adapted for the hoi n arly downturns in wheat values today. Australian and, Argentine wheal shipments this week total 2.01! 1,000 bushels more than last week. Starling 'fc to lower, Chicago wheat afterward under went an additional setback. Corn, oats and provisions also were weak, with corn .starting , V to o off. and subsequently continuing to re cede. , Wheat closed heavy lc to 1 c a bushel under yesterday's finish, corn closed lc(u lYi i I Tic down, oats c to :)ic off, uml provisions showing 7c ot 45c advance. IIOSTON, Jan. 24 AI') The Commercial Juliet in tomorrow will say: "business Ih tmlet on Hum mer street, although the effect of the London wool decline was large ly discounted, through tho steady decline which had taken place in the foreign primary markets. Un fortunately, the decline In tho prl- jmary markets appears not to have run tin cmujmi unu ljiu tvuui uuuu as well us the manufacturers urn disposeil to wait eventualities. "Opening of tho new heavy weight staples by the American Woolen company show little change In prices from tho level of six months ago on medium quality fab rics. Nine grade cloths and wool en filled Items were down 'J to 10 cents a yard. "The national wool marketing corporation Is setting up Its sidling program steadily, although many details are yet to be determined, "iMolmlr is dull uml hurdly changed In price." The llullelin will publlsh'tho fol lowing quouttions: Se o u re d basis: O re go n Fl n e and f. in. clothing tyri70; valley No. 1. 73ff 75. Mohair: Oregon 48 u GO. Domestic grading, first combing G0ffrC2; good carding ti5rtf U7. J '0 1 tTI j A M ) JMtOD 1X1 1 Close Firm Today In Stock Exchange NKW l'UKK, Jan. 24 (AI) Heavy week end profit-Inking and a , renewal of short selling impend-I ed the recovery of stock prices to day after scores of Issues had been marked up 1 to nearly 'J points in the early trading. The early after noon selling movement carried sev- I'OUTLAND, Ore., Jan. 24 (AP) Imtter: higher; cubes: extras, Iliic; standards, 37c; prime firsts, :i4e; firsts, 33c. Creamery prices: prints 3c over cube standards. , -Milk: butterfat higher; raw milk ( I per cenl) $2.:t0ftf $2.40 cwt., de livered l'ortlund, less 1 per cent, Hutlerfut, stations 35c; track 37c; deliveries in l'ortlund 3:c. Kggs: firm; unchanged. I'oultry, country meats, potatoes, onions, wool, nuts, hay, eascara bark and hops steady and unchanged. Short Skirts Add Bee's Buzz To City Noise Jty Howard W. It lake-dec Hclence Kditor (Associated Jress Feature Service) NKW YOltK (Al') A wavering sound that goes "oo-oo-oo" is trav eling up uml down New York streets. It Is made by a phonograph cur ried on u truck In the city's new campaign to curb noise, and It even measures the short skirts contribu tion to bedlam. Tho soft nolo comes from a sound -measuring Instrument t hat spells (becoming doom of a least somo of the noise of American cities. For scientific findings concerning noise Indicate that this telltal'i sound ca n be taken everywhere. Its result is announced by th director of the Colgate university psychological laboratory. Dr. Don old A. l.aird. The.se girls are typ ists, copying only routine records, a mechanical task ut piecework pay. , On the first of last year the coil ing of their room was covered wifh a sound-absorbing material. There was an immediate upward jump of 12 per cent typing speed. The reason why is indicated in j Dr. I.alrd's laboratory. He finds I that when noise reaches a certain j fixed volume there Is slightly more than 20 per cent added bodily en- orgy, measured by calorics per minutes burned up, than in doing j the Hume typing in the same of fice with noise reduced. j When a group of women meets) nowadays, there Is in one respect ' I more noise Ihan 20 yearn ao. It is duo to short skirts. The extra noise chargeable- to each skirl rnngeS probably somewhere be tween the hum of a mlsqulto and tho buzz of a boo. The dlfferenco is so slight that It has not been measured, yet scien tists say 11 exists definitely. All clothing absorbs a certain amount of sound. Today it is estimated that an averagc-siaeil office with la women occupants has approximately 2 J less absorption units than former ly, due to tho noisy modern style. Hut the styles of li2 are not the objective of the little "oo-oo-oo." Instead it is catching, the shrill traffic whistle, the rumble of street cars, elevated and subways, the cough of motors, .slam-bang of tho ash man. the folly of the motor-horn driver. The truck apparatus is installed under direct Ion of Dr. J larvoy Fletcher, research engineer of the Dell laboalorlos. liiilli feif ill il i s 1 Itf fit ffl m n - I t $ New Spring Dresses SKiAK AM) Fl.OUt PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 24 (AP) - 'ane suga r ( sacked basis) many Fit am v. ;iti;i:Ti;s Si; NT (UT UY HOOYKIIS oral issues 1 to 4 points below t heir 1 steady: cane, fruit or berry. $5.4 earlier hiirh levels. Trudimr showed l'' Keet suKar $;..:ta .cwt. a marked expansion in volume, sales In the first two hours run ning more than half a million shares above I nose of the same period yesterday. The close was firm. Sates ap proximated 3,7,00n shares. When Winter Comes i SHORT DAYS MUST BRING LONG ELECTRIC LIGHT BILLS TltQ average number of hours a day that elec tric light is needed throughout the year is estim ated as follows: WASHINGTON (AP) Many persons who received holiday greet ing cards from the President and Mrs. Hoover had theuT framed. A!out 300 wore sent. Kaeh card showed a scene around the White House grounds. .The pictures were etched In green or sepia ink and were made by u Washington pho tographer. Kieniiliii'eii nf 1 'resident and AIYs. J11DKS COCKTAIL UA.lt ltoovl. al(,u.j,red along with greet ings and best wishes for the new Flour (city delivery prices) steady; family patents, 4!s, $s.oo; whole wheat, 4 Us, $7.1H; graham, I Its, $i;.!H; bakers' hard wheal, HSs, $7.:i"; bakers' bluoHteru pat ents, K5h, $7.30; pastry flour 40s, $7.50. I MOhlUtNNTIO TAIUJ: PARIS (AP) Skyscraper tables yuup which unfohl to disclose bars com plete even to Ice tanks are part of j the latest crop of modernistic fur niture. One sect if u of the talde bides glasses and bottles. Another level conceals the ice box, while a third shelf provides camouflage. for sandwiches and snacks. All the refreshment equipment Is hidden behind doors and tho whole talde is mounted on a pivot which allows It to revolve. SIXTH DIVOIK i: OAKLAND. Cab. Jan. 21 (AP) Her sixth divorce in six years was obtained hero by Mrs. Mary Collettl, 2tl-year-old usherette. She married Joint Collet! I in Sacra -mento last October and they sep arated two weeks later. A Fashion and Value event that the thrifty . . . and fashion-wise woman will not want to miss! Silk dresses that forecast all the spring styles ... in dashing new prints . . . in vivid colors ... in street shades . . . in smart black! Now when every wo man wants to freshen and add new smart ness to her wardrobe these dresses solve her problem Sizes for women misses Sizes for women, misses J.C. PENNEY GO. 108 Depot St. Lu Grande, Ore. U N. MAM TISII 111 i;s lilll) m.l'KK. fal., Jim. M (Al') WlllliiiK A. Klsh. K. il lilurr at-tnnn-y iind fur twrnty year rlwiir tnau nf the 'IVliama i'nunty rt'Viub-lit-an rrntral ronimiltt'o, dlnl nf lu-art I'alhn-i'. Me was Ki yt'ars old. cunitnoil lo r i ni , a m ) 1,1 v i :s r )(K l'OliThANl). Ore. .Ian. 24 (Al') inl!k fed (.'alllr ami calvis: naotably Htcady, rrf'lpts none. SlffTH 11(10 KlOO lbs. $ IOSi $1 l.r.o. KOi'd JIM? Jll.IiO, llii'ilium 5 II . r. l - $ 1 I . common $7.50 (11 J'.i.r.o. llfil'i'rs. Kood $lo.oorf $ lo.ro. (.'oiuiiion to tii'-dhim S7.r.oSi$lo. Cows. Kiod S.s. r.o-$a.; mi-dinm fci.BU i f S..10. FIND IT HERE Copy for this column must be lu by 9 a, m January . . .6.35 hours July 2.66 hours February . .5.38 hours August : . . .4.00 hours March 4.10 hours September .4.45 hours April .......3.48 hours October ...4.90 hours May 2.95 hours November .6.18 hours June ..... .2.55 hours December .6.85 hours In January artificial lighting is needed lot more than six hours a day, as compared with only two and a half hours in June, when the days arc Other uses of electricity in (lie home may re main the same, but the household electric bill is bound to vary from month to month according to ; the amount of current used for lighting. Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. : .. 'Always at yuurcrvii-c. STATE Theatre Friday and Saturday Heart 'Throbbing Drama Jrd? From the play by ISFjf " HOOTI1 TARKINGTON "Vk Koniuncc of a Man Wlio Never Run Awuy' I'roni Trouble And of a (Jirl Who Mm jTroublcs to Run From. Told with Sparkle and Spunk in a' Modern American Locale. Also Comedy Colored Classic "Small Talk" "Song of the Island" Matinees Evenings 1'Jc oh' Kiddies 10c Don't Forget the Bargain Matinees low culUir, SO'ii li.5. Hulls, good lo choico ?7.7rC'f"5t."5. eulter tu iiK'dltnn $7fi$7.76. (.'alvos, nioiil'.nn lo choice .l ll.r.O (i. (12.BO.' Cull to common (S.OOdi (10. SO. yonlcrs, Bood lo choice (12.50' (H.50. Medium (10.S0 ' (r.'.so, cull lo common, (S.504j (10.60. Mors: slcady lo sIioiib; rccclpla 6(io. including I5S direct. I Heavy weight .0r(l0.?9r.' Me-j illlllll eiK"l ' ' " l.'J.'. iveight (10.75 4 (1 1.00. Light llgllls. (ti.Tafi 1.00. 1'acklliK sows, rough in.) soini.lh SX.00 r.t t i.00. .manirhter llgs, !l.r)0r(! (10.76. Feeder and stocUer pigs ,(11.0,(1 i! i 10.75. (Holt j or oily hogs und roasting pigs ex scinded in abovo quotalions.) I Kluep and lambs: illo(alily isteaily; reeeipls none. Lambs good lo choice (ll.5Q4i(12. medium (10 ft (11.50. all weights common (S.50 !(lo.u. Yearling wethers, medium 'to choice (7.50 i (0.60. Kwes. 1D0 XKW OOSTOI U .Il:Vi:l,l!Y i lbs. down, medium to choice (ii.uo j in nil colors, and Ihe latest ' received at Klehardson's Art and j (7.110, IL'0-150 lbs. medium toislyles for evening wear and every i 01ft shop. Yon will enjoy making choice (5.00 (7.00, all weighls, day frocks will be found at ltieh- up your shade with ono ot these cull and common (3.00 81 (a. 00. .arrisons Art and Gilt .Shop. New'! nun' shaped frames. 1-24-1 t. Norm-: 'The next regular Kiks dance will j be. held at tile KlUs temple Tues., 'Jan. 2S. All Klks Invited. 1-21-3 t. NOTR'I-: Louise Harnett, formerly al Mod el beauty shop, now at Colonial beauty shop. Main 530. l-2!-3t. hh; DAXt i-; Kagle hall .Saturday night. 1-21-2 t. numbers arrive, each week which j will suit your style.' und color. . I - ' 1-21-1 t. I ' ' : ;' ;.. I'tANOS WAXTJCl) I . We will lake your piano in trade , on a radio. Eastern Oregon Music U-'o. ' ' l-22-5t I '.- i siLHoriri'Ks Have you seen the new Hilhoilet I les just, receiveil by Itlchardsou'M i Ai t and Girt ShoilV Thesu beau jtlful little pictures will appeal lo you for dainly gifls for your friends und loved ones. Ask to see Ihciu now. . 1-24-1 t. Y Hemstitching, pleating, button holes, etc. Norton's lilddle bliop. Adv. Sl.W SIIADi; 1'ltA.MIiS New and attractive shapes lu lied Ijimp 1'ramcs have just been : I XU'ififf' sr.iwi(:r.(Sa. 3- if i n ROLLINS J3.UNSTOF HOSIERY ".Mlk-jf of Wnir In Chiffon Scrvic-o WvlKllt Uurnctt's SIuhs anil Hull lit: Hosiery Help You Luok Your I V.wry !ulr $1.65 $1.50 BOHNENKAMP FUNERAL HOME STa AT SPRING ST iPione - 1 l Burnett Shoe Co. I m M 1 'n"V?s.?'-,'C'C:. The Understanding that tomes With Years of Service Kiinbles us to give jmi (he liem-rit Hint Is mi comforting anil .sntl-lying at Hie time when .von do not care lo ilsmuiio (he ro spoiilbllll,v or (rylng detail-. KMHTicnec lias given in tin- nblllly to -ere you com oiiimviII), with Mitl.factlon to every, mio. i -i. -- rr i--.--'sB' -ft i --': sn. .r- vi -