Thursday, January 30, 1930 j
Page Eight -
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER; LA GRANDE, ORR
Society Brand
SUITS
New dark patterns in
Worsted.
$50.00
With 2 Pants
Men's Wear.
Haynes Funeral
Held Wednesday
At Union, Ore,
' Jly Mr, it. Z. 'IVrrnll
Observer Correspondent )
-VSlOS (KpecJal) Puneral serv
iced were held Wednenday aft?r
pimn from tho Cock undertaking
parlor for Kranz Haynes who
Iiihi-(1 away tit his homo at mid
night, on HuwJay. He wan horn
August 17, JKfio at H.untvillc In
Aludison county, Ark. H came
ttfrroffjf tho plains with hi parents
Jn'u covered wagon arid spent tho
remainder of his Hfn In thin hlnte.
li mnrrled Alice J.ow at Wclwr.
Ma., In I8VJ and to thin union four
children were hum, three of whom
survive him: 31 m. Hell Walker, of
Krownsvlllc, Ore.; Mrs. Pearl I
James of Portland and Perry
Ihtynes who lives In Cnlori. His
wlfo pushed on about 27 years ago
and a wn, Koseoe, died in If 12.
The Itcv. It. C. I,oe conducted Iho
funeral services. The daughters
tirtno up for the funeral,.
A jolly pinochle party wan given
hy Clara Van Houten am! Mno
Xlmnk Tuesday evening at the
! Mr. George ttrown and grand
son, lArrti'r returned Afbnday from
a seven wcfc trip to California.
Whll gone they visited a daughter
of Mr. Urown'K at Jlctlorvdo
flench and another in Han Krancts-
r-i, Tln-v nbtn vNItf'I in H.rlr U v !
and lister went to Tia Juana to!Jar"
vihit with the Dick Waller family j y,u' -over
tin; Christmas vacation. The j y "
Wallers werw former residents ut r, ' ,
I'nioii. On their return trip they
Miopft'iJ over in I'otland to visit
her son George. They are very en
thnfiiMle over their trip.
George Poster who turn been
spending the winter at Hot Uike July 1.23
i oulto ImliMio d nn tin; result ut i'I't I -S3
another fall. He ha to go about
on r rutchr-j.
lit", and Mi'. George Hoffman
motoied to Pendleton Sunday to
vint her parent. Mr. and Mrs. K.
J. Murphy.
.Mr, arid Mrs, dive Wilson and
little FhirJey Vee, of Imhler, lent
Sunday with Mr- and Mm. V. N.
I'o and Mrs. WHson.
('hm. Tolfn rnovi-d yentcrdiiy
from the B. Ji. Miller cottayo to
tln OuerjKOOfl housi-.
j Holder Cheney U)itained koidv
Kt-veiK hntiwH Monday when he
1 foil from the roof of the woodshed
i on whfeh ho was puttinx up an
j aerial. Ho Htruck a projection aa
ih fell. Injuring nift hip. A doc
tor wan summoned hut oxamlna
t((m diK low-d no broken bontn, al
though he Htated that it mlxht be
; H'f(M-tiu.o before Mr. Cheney would
be able to leave IiIk bed.
JJ, K, Miller HUirt"d a Lund of
loao yearllnjfjf to North Powder
yeteray mornlntf In Hplte of the
weather. Wo report about 60
iiuiitn that Iiuv come at hfH lower
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
PORTLAND I.n-KSTOCK
I CHICAGO WHKAT
tkru-n lllrrli f .1.. !
1. 1 X l.lfi 1.I3J4 1.I54 I
l.23K'4 l.2:J4 l.V l.:oK
1.2 1.25 l.2-i4 1.22
1.26V, 1.214 1.2 IV, 1.2 IV, I
1'OHTIA.VU WHEAT I
0cro Hllfll Cluw
-Mar 1.20 1.20 I.I I.I j
May 1.22 1.22 l.l4 1.154 I
1.23 1.21 1.21
1.23 1.21 . 1.21
Egg And Butter
Prices Go On
Toboggan Ride
STOCK MARKET
TURNS HEAVY
IN AFTERNOON
Si:V YOIIK, Jan. 30 (Af)
The stock market turned heavy
early thw aftt rnoon lotting most of
t)ii! Kround gained in a general aa-
.vance during the morning hours,
t Hear prewiure and liquidation In
f International Telephone, Simmons
land United Aircraft, which fell 3
i to 4 Vi points below Wednesday's
J clone, wiw extended to leading
2c to c. standarda down 2c to j s oucMn'e
7c and prime ht down ic to ita hil.t w tV nff fn
VOHTLASU, Ore., Jan. 3' (AI
htiti. butter and butterfat prieea
went on another lobaggan ride to
day, Hutter offerings especially were
llborat at the Portland produce ex
change 'MBton. forcing extras down
hOnut of tlto latter. Thoau present
worn l.eona Kpray, Knua I'uckett,
Toueno Hutchinson. Ktn'ma Wulf,
Helen Crow. Mildred Gauthier
and tho hOHtesHo. Light refresh -iientH
wero sorved and the hlh
hcoro prlsto awarded to Keonri
Hpray and consolation to I.ouene
IfulchliiHOii.
anch and w.veral at North Pow
der. The day turned out to be
rino for the trip.
M.rs. Kate lackey, of Ontario,
iipent Saturday at the home of Mr.
and Mr.'. l. H. Cline on tV-r way
hom,e from Ijt Orande where she
has bei-n vlrlting. ,
l;ex (JriggK Js taking advantage!
of the. bad weather, to do some
work Indoor. He fs rearranging
tho interior of the houso and add
ing some built-in features.
Mrs. O. M. McMillan nnd daugh
ter. Iiorls, spent Sunday at the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Cltm.
A representativf from tho state
fire marshal's office accompanied
by the l.a Onmdo flro chief wetf
In Cnlon Monday investigating a
recent fire here.
Jack lirowi. Is re;;orted III at ills
homo on the Cuve-l'nloii highway.
Gemg" Winship sustained a
broken rib one day last week
when he fell from his oil truck.
He says the high winds were re
sponsible for tho accident.
Mm. Vogel and H. K. Miller at
tended tho Kconomlc conference
in l.a Crando on Monday.
i
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Not merely because we wiy so, but because
sidc-bv-sidc comparisons and tests have proved
it.
More SI'KKD Ql'KKN washers are sold on
the recommendations of satisfied users than in
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W. II. BOHNENKAMFCO.
?6c Prime firsts were unchanged
at 3c.
Hutterrut, hit the grade ut the
ratti of 3c a pound. The Portland
delivery price (s 38c.
ICggs were less eager In their
plunge. Kresh extras, standards
and fresh mtdiums declined Jc
each.
Previewing the fruit und veget
table situation, the Portland bur
eau of the 1' tilted States depart
ment of agriculture says:
"Trading continues fairly good
on Portland's wholesale fruit and
vegetable market, A few lines of
southern produce are moving Into
retailers hands too slowly, neces
sitating some price redactions.
Cauliflower and spinach from Cali
fornia declined. Quality of south
ern offerings Is widely variable,
and much stock of rather poor
quality is available, at low prices.
"Polato prices continue firm at
shipping points, and loadings al
Yakima and Southern Idaho points
are liberal this week. The Port
land and California terminal mar
kets urc only steady though, and
demand Is but fair. Potato unloads
at Portland un: considerably less
than actual consumption; indicat
ing some withdrawals from local
storages. '
"California nuval oranges show
much improvement over earlier of
ferings. Prices will probably re
main rather high throughout the
entire season, hut quality Is gen
erally excellent. Oully orange ship
ments at presi nt are only GO per
cent as heavy us at this lltuc last
year."
'Dan Daly, Fighter
Of 1890, Is Dead
! - i. ' ;
10-54 against yesterday's final
quotation of ISI7.. 1."
International Telephone made a
new low for the year at C2-H. rep
resenting a net loss of 3U. The
weakness of the shares was attrib
uted In part to the Imminence of a
bond Offering by the company,
while wiling In Simmons was based
on reports that the company also
was planning sonic new financing.
Supporting orders caused partial
recoveries in. the late dealings. The
closing tone was irregular. Sales
approximated 3,C00,(j00 shares.
,
j POnTLANO, Ore., Jan. 30 (AP)
I Cattle and calves: talking around
steady; receipts cattle JoS, calves
25. H'.cetH I I MO-1300 lb. $11.00 kl
11.60, good Sll.iKfCf-Sll.15, me
dium ?.&ufr $11.00, common S7-50
ti .. Heifers, good $10.00 f
lio.&o. common to medium S7.&04f
lltO Oft f'nu-K. L'nflil H r.tKi t'J.35.
common to medium fc.Suff S.i.
low cutter S3.&0& 0.50. Hulls
(yearlings excluded) SS.'iOf $VS0,
cutter to medium S7.00j S.M0.
Calves, ni"Ulum to choice SI 0.5" f
cull to common .b r
l$ia.&e- Vtuilers. milk f ?d. good to
choice tlt.itt tt Si 4.50, medium
II 0.60 tf S1Z-5M. Cull tu common
t S.SOfi Jl 0.5ft.
Hogs: opening slow; light butch
ers look 15c lower; receipts l5uti
Including !fG5 direct or on contract.
Lightweight S1U.7&V S10.S&. Heavy
weight S'J.eo i SI"": medium
weight St'.75 SH'.5. Light lights
$'j.7f.Vl'.Si. Packing sows S.oo
Si SV.OO. Slaughter pigs Sf So
$10.5''. Feeder and stacker pigs.
'J0-13(J lbs. medium to choice $!.
fS.n.So. (Soft of oily hogs and
roasting pigs excluded in above
quotations.)
Sheep and lambs: quotably
steady; receipts luo. loiinbn. K4 lbs.
down, good to choice $11.50 fn
Si 2."", 'j2 lbs. down, medium $10
(i $1 1.50, all weights, common
$8.60 tf $10:50. Yearling wethers.
1 10 lbs. down, medium Xo choice
S7.50V $9.50. Kwc-s. 120 lbs. down,
medium to choice $6.00 f $7.50,
120-150 IbN. ncdium to choice io'a
$7,00, all weights, cull and common
$3.00 fi $5.00,
WELCOME FOR
DR. SPEARS TO
BE ON FEB. 21
SIGAK AM) l-TOl'H
POItTLANU, Ore., Jan. 30 (AP)
Cane sugar (sacked basis)
steady; cane, fruit or berry, $5.45
per cwl. Ueet sugar $5.30 cwt-
Klour (city delivery prices)
steady; family patents, 41fs, $7. SO;
whole w heat, 4 its, $6.yu; graham,
4:b, $G.7ti; bakers hurd wheat, Dsn,
$7.30; bakers' bluest em patents,
S5s;.$7.30; pastry flour, 4Us, $7.30.
CHICAt.O CASH
POKTI.A.l. OJf., Jan. 2" (AP)
A civic dinner for In. Clarence
. Mienrs. new y eiecieu looumu CHICAGO, Jan. 30 (AP)
coacn ai 111c tnivorany 01 , wheat : No. 2 hard $1.1 S to $ 1.20.
gon and former grid mentor at the I Corn. No ., whU() 44 ?( tl 4& iic;
'ill vita 1 1 J w ...iJiiit-nuui, n... "v No, 3 WllltO 43 tO 44c
n e i (i- ne 10 i' o o r u a ry 21,
Shaw, president of the
will bo
I'nul T.
Oregon
association, announced to-
Had a'
day.
Word that Or. Spears would ar
rlvo In Portland from Minneapolis
on that date was received by Shaw
and Or. Arnold Itennett .Mall, prcs
hlent of the Cnlversity or Oregon.
Governor A. V. N'orblad, Mayor
George IJ;iker anil other stale of
flcialH, ail of whom are members
if the "Dads" organization will
comp'tHc the welcoming com Jit it
lee. Members of the Oregon foot
Imll twiuud. who will come to Port
land front Mugcnc. Ore. seat of
tho university, will bo honored
guests of Or. Spears.
1 KISMIA I'J-.fl.MI IN IT
J HT. I.OCIS, Jan. 80 (AP) Han!
! K. I Kily, a P athorwelght fighter PKHI.I.V, Jan. J0 (AP) A
I of nolo 4" years ugo, w ho fought .'German can leave his wife at horn;
Tommy
a It I -round draw with
While of South Omaha, Neb., Oec.
fi. IH!o, fr $137, died In obscurity
h'-ro today. Ho wis 03 yniM old.
In recent years he hud occupied a
subordinate poHitlon at the Mis
souri Athletic association.
1 1 ye: no Hales.
Parley: quotable range 0(K G8c.
Timothy seed: $5.l0i $0.55.
Clover sued : $ I 1 1 .M0 V $ 1 K.50.
Ijird $lo.27; ribs $12.50; bellies
$13.62.
l'OJtT!,.NI CASH
J'OItTLAN'O, Ore., Jan. 30 (AP)
Cash wheat: Hig Heiid bluestem,
hard white $1.27.
Soft white Sl.lU.
Weslern white $1.10.
Hnrd winter $1.14.
Northern spring $1.14.
Western red $1.14.
Oats: No. 2-3K lb. white $34.00.
Today's car receipts: wheat 12S,
barley :i. flour Iti; com 1; hay 2.
ronn,Axr iMioDi'ci-;
sin-; knows licit iioms
Ni;V VOIiK, Jan. 30 (AP)
Mrs. limine lieigeman, landlady,
five feet two and 01 years old,
knows how to look out for herself.
Joseph Pennan, 34 six' feet 11 ml ISO
pounds, Is In the hooscgow as a
result. Ho talked with Mrs. liege
man about renting while a confed
eral o rifled rooms. Noticing the
pilfering Mrs. liegeman grabbed
Pennan by tho necktie. She had
him gasping fur breath and offer
ing her $70 for freedom when po
ller arrived In response to lodgers'
calls. '
and get married in Russia with' 1 ' - " '
impunltv. Karl SehmltzdorC did r Butter: lower: cubes: extras, 4He;
it. lie unit rreHted r.n rcturnlmr ' standards, 37c; prime firsts, 3Gc;
to Germany. It was decided thatflr- "t:- Creamery prices: prints
lie wus tiaoic oiuy to 1110 punmu
menl of the place where his crime
was committed. Kussia has no
punishment for such an offense.
N. (. CAITAIV l.VI)lCTi;
SAN KKANt.'ISCO. Jan. 30 (AP)
-The federal grand jury Indicted
3c over cube standards.
Kggs: lower; prices to retailers;
fresh extras 33c; standards 32c;
fresh mediums 30c; medium firsts
2 Sc. Prices to wholesalers 2c urn
der price to retailers.
Milk: butterfat lower; raw mill;
(4 percent) $2.301 $2.4a cwt., de
livered I 'ort la rid, less 1 per cent.
In Some of the Prettiest Bedrooms
In the Country You'll Find
BEDSPREADS
of Crinkled
Cotton!
hmmmi H
They Are Attractive!
So dainty . , . .' with their creamy background, their
stripes in clear, fresh colors. Their scalloped edges, pver-
cast in the same color as the stripes, add much to thejr at-,
tractiveness. -
They Are Practical ' j
How nice to have a spread that is practically wrinkle
proof ... so that you can lie down on the bed for "forty
winks" without having to bother to remove the spread !
These spreads will launder well, too!
They Are Low-Priced A
We bought these spreads by the thousands that'swhy1
they are such good quality at such a low price!
' $1-49
JCTENNEYe
DOING OF SMALL
THINGS BIG HELP
colleptivn common sense for tl)(!
j accomplishment of a common pur
pose." . . ...
I.ono MeCullum. Honolulu police j Ptttterfat, stations. 31c: track, 30c,
chief und captain in the Hawaiian
mill' la, on a charge of padding
muster rolls of tho national guard
and diawing pay for allegedly non
existent soldiers.
(iH'SHKI) TO 1)1-; AT 11
11UK.MKKTON, Wash., Jan. 30
(Al) Charles Snyder, 40, caught
under the 8U0 pound hammer of a
pito driver, wus crushed to death.
deliveries in Portland, "Sc.
Poultry, country meats, onions,
potatoes, wool, nuts, hay, cascara
bark and hops steady and unchanged.
HI 'ITi;itl'AT
SAN I'MIANCISCO, Jan. 30 (AP)
Ilutterfut f. o. b. Sun Krunclsco,
EXTRA SPECIAL
Closing Out All
BLAZERS
SWEATERS
Never Before at
These Low Prices
Don't Miss This Sale!
Placed in Two Groups for Quick Disposal
GROUP 1
GR0UP 2-
$2.98
$3.98
Regular $6.50
Values
Regular $7.50
Values
SEK THEM ON DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOWS
Hundred of Other Items at the Same Low l'riccs
"WHKltB GOOD CLOTHKS COST LPSS"
Mew
YDRK3TQRE
Uoihc, llulil, It tu ley, Ktipcrt Twin I'ulK Kmmelt, Caldwell, Nam pa.
La Urando, Walla Walla
Julius H. Barnes, of Busi
ness Survey Conference,
JVIakes Suggestion.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 20 (AP)
A suggestion that the "doing by
many Industrial concerns of what
might, appear to be small things
would read a very large amount in
the aggregate." was made here by
Julius 11. Jtnrnes, chairman of the
national business survey confer
ence, In an announcemnet to con
ference, members advising them of
the work done since the conference
of business leaders at the while
house in December.
The conference revealed, lie re
iterated, tho "essential soundness
of busiu conditions ami th con
viction of Hie conferees that If till
proceeded normally with execution
of their business plans there need
be no panic 110 long or serious do
presslon."
".Major industries set the exam
ple." the announcement continued.
"Pnilroads, shipbuilders, tho etec
Irlcal uMlitics and ho great agen
cies of communicat Ion, telephone
and telegraph, announced that
their construction programs for
luso, on even larger scales than
for the year just past, would be
carried out and expedited to the
maximum. Other great branches
j of industry announced adherenco
j to or expansion of their plans. The
1 federal government contributed by
I arranging to speed tip essential
(Construction and enlisted similar
effort on the pa rt of stat es a nd
I municipalities. Much of this work
! has already begun,
j VI t l evident, however, that for
I larger works considerable time l.
required for preparation of plan,
ffor lenders und for financing. This
jwas recognized at tho conference,
and outstanding In Us deliberations
jwas n suggestion that ndvnntago lm
taken of the. next two or three
months to carry on repnlrs, main
jtenance, cleanup, replacement and
! betterments.
i ' U may be polntid out that the
1 doing by ninny Industrial concerns
ion what might now appear to be
Ismail things would reach a very
large aiiumnt In the aggregate,
j Ite.sptuisc to the suggestion put
; forward by the executive commft
jtee will be further evidence of the
value of voluntary enlistment of
Young Chamberlain
Held In Portland
. PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. 30 (AP)
Cicorgo K. Chamberlain, son of
the lato Senator George K. Cham
berlain, who died in Washington,
D. C, was held for Investigation by
the United States department of
justice today. Chamberlain is al
leged to have posed as a federal
officer. '
j J'otico inspector hwennes, wno
j arrested Chamberlain, said the
youth cashed a check on a Calif
I ornia bank in which he had no
j funds. Chamberlain arrived in
Portland last Sunday on tho steam
ship AdmfVal Peoples from San
I Francisco and is ultcged to have
registered on board as Captain
: Costa, -an officer In the aviation
j corps at Crissey field.
Chamjberlain Is .said to have
given a University of Oregon stu
dent the check on the California
.bank. ' , -, - - -
CONFESSES y CKHKIt
bKXVKK, Colo., Jan. 30 (AP)
William Moya, 3, this morning
confessed, police say, that he hud
slain Joseph Siemp, 80, last Mon
day and then hid tho body under
the floor of an out building on the
aged man's premises.
.most nothiiig to replace,. Tills, is J
less 1 than you pay for yourlcle-'
phone, nnd if you have a car valued
at only $300.00 It in less thanvlkc
interest pn the Investment at 1cfii'.'
Start one of , the. beautiful new pat
terns now featured "at KichardHoii's
Art and Gift Shop and. see how
much hotter every meal iastos. '
1-301 t;
cotne to. have.', luncheon' with yoif,
but you will get the greatest pleas
ure from its. every day use in your
home. Kostorla sots the pace in
table glassware, and adds that!
touch of perfect refinement to
your service, which no other can
do. Klghtecn open stock pattern
of Vontpria. glassware for your
table service at Hichardson's Art
and Gift Shop. 1-L"J-1 t
CHILDniLYS FOOT WEAK p:
Storm Uubbers 05c
HIGH OVKRBHOES $1.60 j '
Norton's Kiddy Shop. t .
FIND IT
HERE
Oopy for this column most be
In by 9 o, m.
. LOST
One of the most charming feat
ures of your home is lost when you
do not have attractive glassware
for your table. Not only ynir
friends will enjoy it when they i
' V
1M. W. I'.lccliiw Dipuly Cnini
Worthy will be hvrc 1'YiJny eve
ninc. Jan. 31. You are urged to
lirlnK your ramllli'S and attoml.
Our n-Kular Thtirnday niKht m-cl-hiK
1h iOslion'd until that dut';.
t -30-1 1.
Hcnuitltc'Iiliix, pleating, button
boles, etc. Norton's Kiddie Sliop.
Adv.
SOMKTHI.NG Miv IX BKIIHili
JIuvu you seen the latest in
llrldRc Bets? "Hvcry I'layer Your)
l'u liner Hyxtcni." You will njoy
tills iiew arraiiffpinent whlell aiida
a lot t)l run to your parly. Ask to
see llios'n new sets at ltichnrdsnn's
Art and Gift Shop. t
Pile Sufferers
You can only get quick, safe and
I lasting relief by removing the causo
congestion of blood In the lower
j bowel. Nothing but an Internal
(remedy can do this that's why
jeutting and salves fail. Dr. Leon
, hurdt's Hem-Hold, a harmless lab
let. t-1 KUiinttitced to iuhk!y and
wifely tanlNh any form of Pile
misery r money buck, lied Crosj
Drug Ht ore and druggists every
where eeil it with Uia gmirnntro.
Ad .
, cim,Diti;.vs itM)Twiu
Storm Uubbers 65c
HIGH OVKKKHOtiR $1.50
.Norton's Kiddy Shop.
l-21i-:t
A COMPARISON
Here's a thought. JIas it ever
oceurn d to you how much real
service you get from your dinner
ware, and how little it costs you.
Kor $1.50 per month for a period
of one year yon can have one of
the most, attractive new Ulnnerware
patterns in a complete set. which
you will use three times each day
during the 3ti days of the year
and still have it to use during tho
newyenr ilhd !h year following.
VhM yo ItcM; "Ml c-'ft you nl-
How One Woman Lost !
20 -Pounds of Fai
Lost Her Double Chin i
liost Her Pi-pminent Hips f
Lost Her Sluggishness , '
(.nltied I'hynlcal vigor J
(inlued In Mva. loii-ness
('aluel n MiaK'ly' llguro
If you're fat first remove th-J
euuse! i
KItl.-W'HEN HALTS eontalns tho
C mineral salts your body ornansi!
, glands and nerves must liave to;
tuneiion proprrly. '
When your vital organs fall to
perform their work correctly
our bowels and kidneys can't
iBrow off that waste material .
I.Ofore you realize it you're grow-,
inir hideously fat! ...
Try one half teaspoonrul at
Kltl'.Sl'lUJN SALTS in a Blass of
hot ater every morning In
weeks, K-t on the seales nnd note
huw mny puunds of fat have van-,
Mied. -J
Notlets' also thaf you have gained
In enerioV-your skin Is clearer
your eyesUpnrkle with glorious
lleulth yol feel younger In body
keener lnmlnd. KULSCHIiN will
give any fa person a joyous sur
prise.
Oet an Sic bottle of KHVSCIIKN
SALTS from tho lied Cross Drug
store or any leading druggist any
where In America, (lasts 4 weeks).'
If this first bottle doesn't convince
you this Is tho easiest, safest anil
surest way to losv fat If you don't
feel a superb Improvement II.
health so gloriously energetic "H
vigorously alive your money glailf
ly relumed Adv. ' .
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