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Newspaper Page Text'- Page Eight , ' Monday, January 27,1930 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. iii:ali(;i IT SHRUNK OfaVoret Perfect. OVERALLS ANew Pair FREEgH 1 0 4033 m SOLD WESTENHAVER Inc. HUSKIES AHEAD i IN CONFERENCE One-Point Win Over Ore gon Puts Washington .;. Quintet at the Top. ':. PORTLAND," Ore, Jan. 27 (AP) University of WmdiingtOit by Its one-point victory of 32 to 31 over Oregon H.iturday night maintained Its hold on firnt place In (lie north em division of the Pacific, coast basketball conference. The Web fools' green untt Inexporicncod team threatened to defeat the lead ers In the lust ton minutes uf the game. : During that tlmo Oregon : held tho Huskies to one Mingle foul conversion while totaling 1- points, just one short of a" lie. .. , Washington moves to t'orvtilllH today where they meet Iho Staters, still under tho coaching of Dick Newman. while Coach Sluls 0111 Ik recovering fro in. his attack of $neumunht. ' 4 ,:j Thin weekend will see tho ancient rivals, Oregon State imd Oregon moot In tholr find, conference clash i Ut Kugeno Hoturday night,. Bruins Retain Lend Di'Mpllo , theh' unexpected and , b,ne,-sidod defeat Saturday night by Southern California, 33 to 111, Uni versityof Southern California at 7..iin Angeles maintained their lead Tlie New York Store is the meeting place ! ', of Economy .Men's heavy all wool Oregon flannel stag shirts,' double sleeves back and $5.95 front .Men 8 flannel shirts, coat , style, full cut, In "... $1.49 ollvednib till-In' coats of ehlnehllla and broadcloth lur - ti iuiuivd mnartly styled, qq Mpeetnl , tpO.O New York bTQRE ff you want a juicy roast baste it often ... a little at a time Hti.i.B JIros. Coffee pas.rs tlnounh ihc toantrr, by u con linnnii, pnvrss q ft, pmind. at a tune. Controlled Roa.tiagl No lnilk-roaiiti(! method can produce ucli flavor. Fresh from the original vacuum pack. Easily opened with lite tey. HILLS BROS COFFEE Ik 1 "i- . OutwearTwo Ordinary Pair and HaveThi's ,EXTRA IGUARANTEE us Ticket Identifies iikadmi;htshiiunk BY in tho southern division. The baby conference team has vlelorleH over California and .Stanford to its credit. . The standings of ,lhe northern di vision teams follow: : W. I-. Pet. .,. .1 1 ..750 ! ... 4 3 .(i7 1 ... 3 3 .fi(H) ! 2 -i , .m ... i! 4 .333 Washington Washington Slate Idaho Oregon State ........ Oregon , TliO.lA.VS TIII.M IIICARS HKItlCKI.KV, Oil., Jan. 27 (AD Southern division' basketball cir cles of the Pacific coast conference received n hard Jolt over the weelc oml when .Southern Cjilifornla handed tho rnlversity of Califor nia at i.oH Angeles'a 33 to 10 de feat and changed Iho whole com plexion of Iho championship raw. Tho V. I. A. Hruin8 went Into Saturday nfght'fi fray against the TrojaiiH boaHllng of an miblom iHhed reeord that included vletorieH over both California and Stanford, I IIV I III JIM I tl IlilO DI'lHit'II l.'VI'll 111 1 io Kaiiiu.i nil; 1 1 wiiii i.iiururoiii ami Stanford ajid wore glvt-n Utile ehauce of downing their southern rlvn Ii:. Kott'over, Southern' Callfomla Hpnuig anolJier upset in thiH sea Moil of mirprlm'K and by her de cisive, drubbing of tho lirulns dls elctied that Urn noutlnMn dlvlHion chaniplonnhlp In not yet deehb'd by )!. lonjj- way. Threo feninn 11 re still In (he running for (be title, the two j Hnuthern hcIiooIh and the I'lilvi'i-Hity ? of ('Mllfornlu. ( 'nlifurnla met her aiu-li'iil rivals Saturday night, tho Stanford Car dinals, ami finished tlio contest on f tho long end of a Ull to .TO neoro. j ThiH Ib-ar victory JuhI about eliin .Iniited Stanford front titular eonshl I oration. Kour guinea tln-y bav'e ! played thin wamin, and the bent ! (hey eould do waa to hang up one win.-" ! Standings follow: I Southern DMslun V. C. I,, A. ,,. Southern Culifoinla California ! Stailfoi'd 1 .on? .(inn ,fan .aro 1 ;i Wheat Nervous And Lower In Chicago CIIICACO, Jan. 27 (Al'l Willi i,lverpool 'niiolations much lower than expected, and tho amount of wheat on oeeau linssagn allowing a decided Increase, wheal . values here headed down grade today. Km-thcr Kussla offers of wheat to other countries were reported. Opening to 1 Mi off, Chicago wheat later underwent an addition al downturn. Wheat closed nervous 111 I lo I v n bushel lower than Saturday's tinlsh. Corn closed to 'He down, nats rSt to c off, anil pro visions varying from le deellne lo a rise of 2e. ; Fresh M ediu in Effs Decline One Cent PttUTI.ANM. Ore.. Jan. 27 (Al'l - The price of fres hmilinm eggs wsts ivduet d one cent to 3fe tmhiy. Other grades were unchanged. i Under prices were itnu and stu I llunnt-y. " j AH sorts of poultry and all Kinds i of fresh meat, except pork, has advanced,- according to quotations by ttu I'oiiland Crodmt company. The advances ranye from te to 3e. Scarcity and a better demand brought jtbent thr advances. "Trei" and "Slirubi' A po-slllo distinction cannot nl ways he made between trees nnd Rhnih-4. Ilntnalst.s sav Unit a tiro ditlers from n sliruh In having lis lowest branches at a greater liclaht freai the grotiml, tlo hraiK-hes of n shrub proceedina di reclly fioni Iho ground without n Ritpportini; Mem. Many people use I lie word "aliruh" in thu bensc of nny huh, llnrp:nr in A-t-on The p ih reare I n life n inne llvl'y lo itte' n iM-ihti k ah error, fni- Intiifdiicss coJtMjd's in nclloti BRUSHING UP ruiu TU&IJilhUl ARMLESS T(?ACK.STAR UMIOERSITV 1 Ou3AN ...192S-... MARKET NEWS CHICAGO OlK'U 1.81 K!4 I.2M 1.2!4Jft - Mm1. .Mar , .Inly 1'ORTLAND Open I. till V, l.U.VK, 1.2-1 H duly ... Kept. ... GRAIN MARKETS ARE UNSETTLED Wheat Continues -Weak, Government Report for Last Week , Shows. WASHINGTON. .Ian. 27 Grain markets were generally unsettled' during (he week ending January Wheat continued weak with native and Argentine wheut HUM supplying (he bulk of (ho European requirements, according to the Weekly Grain .Market Jtcvlew or the Culled Slates bureau of agri eulturui economies; Corn prices turned slightly downward, Influenc ed by prospeels of Increased re ceipts, but oats and barley held steady under a fair feeder demand for the reduced offerings. Ityo was weak with wheat, but the market steadied slightly as suit of some advance In the Ar-; gentlno market. land at $1.21, while No. 1 western The Beneral wheat situafion re- rmI W,IH (l'ioted at Seattle at 1.22 mafned practically unchanged dur-'n('r bushel. No. t Big Hend blue ing (tie week, but domestic mar- 1 Ht'm ,mnl while was quoted at UWs were unwilled, Influenced rorlland at. $1.34 and at Seattle Imgriy by the uncertainty In res-!11' I-;fr. wl(h i' 1,fr 'pt- No. 1 peel to export inquiry during tho ri'inahider of lint season. Kuropcnn needs are still being snpulied prln olpally from nallvo wheal and from tihlpuients from the southern hemisphere Argentine .shipments totaled 4. KM, Olio bushels anil this wheat, continued to he offered at lower prices than North American wheat. The estimate of tho Cana- dlnn wheat crop has been Inereas- ed over fi.aoa.ooo bushels, and the 1020 prodiietloii Is. now nlaeed nl I2!ill,ri0,(fli0 bushels, or a ri'diicliou u. .umi,uimi ..usn(-is nom msr Hlnc(, iurovi! Ci,rislmus. was re season's record crop. Much of 1 his, I mnm.(l llft,.r .... ' riutl or bowev , has been offset by (he arryover at the beginning targ of the season and by the sharp re. duclion in this season's exports 10 date. Allowing Tor domestic re quirement!! equal to Ia8t season and a carryover equal to that of two years ago, (here would still re main Itm.OOO.OPO bushels available for export to August 1, compared Willi about 1 lift.OOO.ItnO bushels shipped out during tills period last season and about 17n.fhiM,om bush els two years ago. Supplies In the Called States are apparently about the name as at (his time last sea son, so that lb,. North American sportabte surplus is still relatively! large r j m Im'at common to medium S7.&0'(i $ IU.00. lomcstic eiish wheat markets J Cows, good Vs.&ofii ?'i,:ir. common were again relatively firmer than to medium $G. 50, lii.rii), low culler futures with a farther increase in : 3.60 fu $Cf0. Hulls (yi-arlings rx premiums reported at several mar (eluded) ls.mi1ijs.50, cutter to me Kets. CoM weather Is restricting ' dlum 97,(i04i $S.0O. Calves, me eeiiiitry movement and receipts j dlunt to choico $Hj0$i J12.50, cull went relativi ty smalt,- Mills were to common JS.tMioi $lo,r,o, Yealers, the principal tmyer.H of current of-'milk fed. good to ehoU-o UE0 t fe rings, although elevators und JM.t'O, medium o.r0 f. J12.&0. shippers took moderate amounts. Cull to common JS.CKMi $10.50. Srt winter wheat markets were J Hogs: opening active: receipts generally firm because of relatively ! -fitto. Heavy weight J'.i.oo H $ 1 0.7 ft. small offerings and a fairly active t mill demand. Paeltie coiimI markets were also ; dull with California markets reia- lively uehker than those of the I'aeiHc north WeNt. Prices 11 1 San l i anetsett deelliieil about ftc per ea during .the week us n rtull of a stnw ttetntind tiolh for milling and Is ; d .Hour tjiilnts., .hi-;. SPORTS uiuwm v.-.;::-..:-x ff mrmtM m i ii 1 'mlv v.:..:::vw3 foAlMESW.'KINtJHIS " ' ' CHAM6IM6 THF t'S J Af V PeewT HALE, . 'VALE CEMteR. OF i9oO' IS ToHLLVBLIMD " Me uuiTmessgd , the we-peimce7c5m 'G&H&, MOV 6,192.9"' OF THE DAY WHEAT High ldr - I.SIJ4 ' 1.21 i4 i .ml g 1 .27 i.2.'i Closo 1.21 .2sk.;sv4 WnKAT High 1.2:1 V, i.25r( Low i.2:im 1 1.21 USA Closo U'lXVv 1.21 1.21' J.2II shown some' Improvement -'recently wun ouy-i'ra replenishing sioeits 101 lowing the Inventory period, but mills generally are i using storage stocks and are making few addit ional purchases. ff ' ' Tho. I'ortluWd' and5 Seattle mar kets held practically unchanged, hut demand was dull. Mills were only moderate buyers and export business was of small volume, sales reported totaling- aboat 1,000- tons of red wheat to the United King dom'. The. unfavorable exchange rate has restricted 1radQ; with the Orient, although, reports indicated some Oriental buying oC low grade Canadian -wheat. Less than half of he wheat uvailablo for export in the Pacific northwest was ship ped out the first of January ac cording to trade reports. -With the prevailing slow export demand an Increased carryover is in prospect. At the close of tho market January zl No. .1 soft ani? western white wheats were- Quoted in Portland flnx'UUd Seattle at $1.23 per bushel. No. r. 1 hard winter, northern spring and western red were, quoted at Porl- uarK ntrtaern spring ii-om iion- tana quoted al the latter murket at $1.33. Market Recovery Continues Today VKW YUKIC, Jan. 27 (AD 1fi,rnti,ri' In ll.n ir,0 t,l.,,t ,,..,,,, Hl.lri,, ,, ...,, ,, ,lfl,,.i ,,, ,.,.,, ,,,vpl ,,r ,.,,, out r n .....n.. 1,1.1.. which they l. ,-iw.li,nllti,' irregularity todav. Ne'w, leaders, Il!u-ticularly in the steel, copper ,nd tood groups were brought forward by operators Tor the advanco when heuvy profit-taking retarded tho rlse"ln some of the recent favorites Tho closing was Irregular. Total sales approximated 3,1000,000 shares. POKTLAMI LIVESTOCK PlMtTLANI), Ore., Jan. 27 (AP) Cattle and calves: earlv sales ook steady: receipts cattle lii&u. i including ; through, calves 150. i.Stecrs IHMt-tatqi lbs. $ l.tKHi $1 1. - 50. good $ 1 1.0 a "1 $1 1.7. "inedium T v . , V IP III lit VIL TI.UV " $:,,,(!, Heifers, iroo.l 1 1 (t 1 i I ft. fin. Medium weight ??.7& JU.O Light weight $10.7r.(h $11,00. ltight lights S9.7tiyi Hl.on. picking sows. roui;)t and sinonOt $s.noftr $0.00. Slaughter pigs $J.C0ir $lo. 75. Feed er and sleeker plir:i y.ro i $ l 0.75. (Soil or utly hovs and roasting ptgs eseltlded In uhov quotations). -Sltv.-p and tuoiU.: lalking around ftyaJv: ivceip;? U".'!'. Inchidlny . By Laufer NEEDED A HOLE-IM-OMB To TiE IN rue AT THE FMAL ' LAID HIS lets S.HOTTU)0 INCHES. from ths Cop amd . APPEARED A 203AIM U)INNtC" RUCWfe 133 VAKD& AUJAV WENT ; STRAIGHT iNTb aop.'" . 01 1 on coalract. " Lambs,: S( lbs. ! down, good to choice $11.60. fit . ?I2.00, 92 11)3. down, medium '$10 'm 1.60,' all ' weights, i common ?8.00 U I0.60. Yearling wethers. 110 lbs. down, medium to choico j S7.50iii.$9.60. Kwos, 120 lbs. dowiv, medium to . choice $0.00 U J7.60, : 120-150 li)s. medium to choice Ibdfl -. $7.00, oil weights, cull and common , $3,004; $5.00. - i ir()IJ WA.V.GVA) 4;0 1 XTK UIIilT KJIS POIlTrjAND, Ore., Jan. 27 (A.P) Federal authorities hero today awaited instructions from Kan Francisco for disposition of five persons, two of them women, ar rested last night on a charge of counterfeiting and allegedly floml ingiNevada, California and Oregon with bogus dollars. KOOSKVICrT ACCKITAHLK NKW YOKK, Jan. 27 (AiP) Tlie New York Times today quoted WIHUiiH 10. Sweet, formerly gover nor of Colorado, as expressing the opinion that Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York would be acceptable to dry democrats as u presidential candidate in 11)32. Staggering Figures ' The newest measurement of lite universe gives its radius In miles tin 825 followed by 17 nnualtts, or 3.-30,()OO.0()().O(K) -times ns great ns Die distance from the card) to the sun. . I'KSDAY PUOtMiA.MS The National Broadcasting com pany program for Tuesday follows: HMfi to .10, homo service talk; 10:30 to I t:.'I0. Woman's maga zine; i::m to 2. Si-iiool of Air; 2 lo 3, Matinee time; 4 to 4:30, voters' service; 6:30 to fi, Around World program: 6. Kathleen Slew art, pianlsi and orchestra: 0:30. Harry von Tllzcr, songs and orches tra; 7, uoislcal program; 7:30, vaudeville hour';' S:30. Amos and Andy; ':45, John and Ned; n, con cert uibtiiu; " 1 0, Spotlight review. Tho Columbia Broadcasting yys tem program for Tuesday follows: 3:30, orchestra; to 7. Paul Whit man orchestra: 7 lo, 7::t0. Mr. turl Mrs. Drama: f to 9:30.. Modern Melodists; 0:80 to 10. Captain Ad ams; 10:11 to 12, orchestra. KVt "(760ke) 7 to 8:30, record ings: S:.'in to 3:30, fe-ttures; 3:30. CHS; 4, The Sorenaders; GM13 to 9, silent? 9. CHS; 1ft, piano, baritone and soprano; 10:1 1 to 12, CBS. Portland KGW (tiL'Okc) 7: IS. exercises, etc.: ;, news, cooking school; 9:1",. NBC; 11:45, records; 1. nutrlo-ts; t:t5. music; 1:30, NBC; 3, musical program; 5:30. NBi ; 9, Tea lures; 10, concert: 11 to 12, dance band. Spi.Katte KH'O (SMOkc) 7. morning fea tures; 11:30, organ: 1:30. NMC; 9. , mtisieal programs; 9:45, sports: 10. ! X. - I if N BO; 11 to 12, popular muic. KOA (1470ke) f. musical pro grams; $, studio; 9. quintet; 10, re quests. Oakland KOO (7:oke) B; is. news; 5: SO, NBC; 1 1 to 12, -Ounce music. KLX SMkc) fi, concert trio; 7. news; 7:3, musical programs; 9, concert; to to 0 2. dance music, l.os Anircltvt KIM (Ktnkc) ti:45. sfek mnr fci'tM? . NMC; 9:30. onc reeKal: I 1. e s. K 1 1.1 Cteoke) S::m. nrtrun: . iit: 7:30. muslret program: CBK: 10, news; IO:o5. dunco mu- t.iV: t.' to !. Ulatlll - . - - KNX (1050kc 6:16. kldjles pro ffram; 61 oi-fwn: 6:30, Htring enst'in lile; 7, Ktlenco talk; 7:3U, iiiubIcuI programs; 0 to 1, dunco music. Knit l.nko City ' . KSL, (USOkc) 6, muslcul pro gram; 6:30, N1IC; 8:46, Instru mental uurU't; 9:30, concert; 10, danco hun.l; 11, reiuesis. San I'Vaiit'lrtrtj KI'O (CSOkc) 6, children's hour; 6:50, news; C, concert: 7, popular music; 8:30, concert: 8, Cecil and Kally; 0:10, Musical Capers; 10:30, organ and baritone; 11 to 13, dance muMc. KKltO (BlOkc) 6:30, KJna Fis cher; 0, CBS; 7:30, features; !,' CHK: 10. I.'rank'Watanaljo; 10:10, CHS; 13 to 1. dnhce music. Denver KOA (830l;c) 6, tnrm iiucstlon box; 6:30, NHC; 7, studio; ,7:30, NHC: 8:46. concert orchestra, mali quartet; 3:45, contralto; 10, NBC HARRY AM ELL IMPROVING AT VETS HOSPITAL By W. V. Connor (Observer Correspondent) . UNION (Special) Word has beeen reelved from Harry Amell, who went to Portland about two weeks ago for treatment at a vet eran's hospital,, thut he is slowly Improving. ' Besides treating an In jured hip tho doctors removed his tonsils and repufrcd his teeth, both of, which were .partly cuusing 'his trouble. Tex J.aniuM drove tp from Ore gon City last Thursday bringing a. new-car for Mr. Turnbull. AVhtls hero Mr. Lanlus spenfa day visit ing with his sister, Mrs. Mrs Kirk. Ho.returned.to.his homo In X'ort land thfl following- day. - Parley "Newman, ;who 'manages tho Newman service station near tho bank building; Is tinablo to look ufter his work owing to illness. K. P. Kcuter, Max. und Gay Wnlts and Italph Connor formed a skiing party Sunday;. . They went by truck about six' -nil'les 'itp..4'.lttlo"'creelc canyon and about that much far ther on skis, reacntng a point on Hald mountain above -the Mnrx Ilace. Tliey found about two and a. half feet of sno.w on the level and nil the skiing they wished for one day. 1 , !' ' . Heveral local Odd Fellows arc planning to attend the county as sociation meeting, in Flgln Thurs , day evening of this week. In . March the meeting will bo 'held j hero and committees are planning for the entertainment of tho vitU j ing meiftbers when they v'come to j 1,'nio.n. .The rise in . temperature last I week brought relief to many city .' water users, although some are still . working with frozen and bursted . pipes. Jn some, of the homes the extreme roid put the water entire- ly.out of commission and the folks had to. carry water trom other , homes.. " ' ' Mif?s Doris Kirk was home over the weekend visiting with her par ents, Mr. arid Mrs. William Kirk: Doris is a student in the Fastern Oregon normal and is living in La. Grumlo while in school. I JGPENNEYG 108 Depot St. ' Rondo Cambric Percale In Many Pretty Patterns s , For home frocks and children's clothes, "Rondo" is a great favorite because it comes up smiling v after every laundering. 36 inches wide yard 25c I MS "Avenue" Frock Prints Delightfully Fresh and Colorful A dainty, inexpensive cotton fabric. which thrifty . housewives the country over use for making their house frocks and children's dresses. 36 insbea . wide yard ; Vy"','. ''. 'V-.'"" OFFICE CAT TNAOK MARK MO. i:ASIi:it SAU) THAN DONE Lawyer Yes you can go thru bankruptcy and it will relieve you of ail your financial burdens. Mian In Trouble Is that so? How come? ."Wha becomes of her? . Lawyer Her? What do you mean? ' ' Man In Trouble My wife, of A local tailor- nearly fainted one , day thffc week when a well-known lady brought 11 skirt to him to ho lengethoncd. Making 'cm shorter is always tho order. PREDICAMENT! One of our readers was confronted with a serious problem. The advancing prop erty values had caused an increase in her rent which she did not feel justified in affording. Yet she did not wish? to give up her home. ' . - W What could be done? Could she rent the upper part of her house f urnished? She tried the Want Ads . . . result: in 24 hours she had many calls and finally rented the upper portion of the house f 0 a young married couple. Many of the readers of our paper have used the Want Ads to help them out of serious predicaments. Your problem may be next. Phone "77 Main U . Evening Observer La Grande SEWINq NEEDS Brau P!iu 4can4Sc Safety Pirn . . . . .4caui8c Hooka tt Eyea 4c Hook k Bye Tap. . . .19e Snap Fasteners ,4c and tc Needlea i.. Ac Thijnblea . . . . . . 4e Tap Measurea. ,4c and 8c 17c A certain husband whoso vifo uses his razor to open cans lias dis covered that Ills wJto'fl largo pou der puff maizes an elegant shoo brush. ; V v '; ' DOKSTIC PUP:, People; aro worrying how1 to jieep the -yvolf from the door; others ar figur ing on how they con throw it out . of thediouso heforo it has pups, -v v ? ' V ' ?. A school teacher, had found ondx hoy backward in" writing composi- ition. At laat ehe had a bright idea.' 1 She would have him write an ac-i i count of a football game. It seeint-' ed that alio was successful, for tho paper was handed In promptly. It; read: - "Pain no game." -s. . . !; ... , !.SA IIATII 11AVK ' Slie always wears long skirts. . But 1 1 don't bhuAo i)oor: Alice Mini , For I would, too, youbbt, v L ' ' 1 If. I hati skinny pegrfr like. hers, r v- V.