La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 10, 1930, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextMonday. March JO, 1930 Tage Eigfil LA CEANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. CASHMERE HOSE Triple toe and heel in oxford natural and brown heather. 50c I ' J WHEAT MARKETS REMAIN WEAK Exnort Inquiry Fails Improve Feed Grains in Good Demand. , j W WIII.VOTO.V M.ir l ! ! im ttl'lc W 'inarfW il dlnwl j ,.lil(,ly .lurlnif th.; k 4H. ( ilurcli tti, Unti-W u renuit r ; " " v,. II,., fall-iro of e.iwrt tat hvir uty marlal Improvement - tallfumla htat nark-i were aeeor-JIn to the w kly (train f .k and lower. ery little whent market review of the LnKe.l Wate-:'1" " fo.cnf han.J, in tn hi.reau of agricultural et.nomK. ! ,r"' -H'nla. aeeorlne to lra.I., Market iock in North America ; 'eporn. but prorrKyr for the nr. ., . t l..- (.TOM rr oult favomhh uu u n , ..i wttVfirrn ut into cormumfnif chan- i mj.Iw fir., ii f until-r rii'ttrrfwlnie In-1 t.ri'j'B in - flij.-tic d advi.wly th.; mark t for,;0; " alr'y a"' f d (fr;ihiK, bit tti'-ro waJi a jrood . , r.twt point and rrfr"l,n'tl,ry f'jr n"r- f ; ly jrleady at" "an 'rarifiwo ciiifT iho fintt off cJ'ifiad at in c.lit of corn and Nhoruirn of valor HiTO'ttiiw-iawkmaf.: k"t Kifuation. liy decltntd nharply i h:fafjjM? of ih! alow export Inquiry) and Uu- relatively lnr rto:k in',iJj w:or for which lhm w a v-ry Itr.j lt"d market, Klax priced lo dn-r:liic-d with oth'-r k radix, Off'-ririKf of dofd'Jstic flax art fttmitl but llM-wf urn betnu nijppp'tfii'ni"fl by larwo Hnpotiauo.-iH of Aintin ,'" Tlit w-iik what umrket uttua- tloj. In ttiH L'nll'-d Ktatm hx l pri ' mlmtfonirH who will wifeguurd the brought about principally by the p'0pl' lnf-rt, t rrjtln a corn llrnit'd i.-tklnjpi of for-ltcn wh' wt ly i inlwlon Jut and fdlr jnr th;it v. HI Kjroe;if buy-rK. NhHvo wIikiM Vffp-bntly and tffwttvi.-ly pf-rfony In Kurop" 'in- mill Ih Iiij; utlllwd Uj dutff-x." (fUt'-hHtveiy and in mum: rxmntrifn. mlHinif n ntilmtutiH hitvn U fn ni. uctJ or extended t, r.dj;' ln pprta of foreign wh'-ut, in (i-r tniitiy import dull have n n In- :reajit'd to about Clc p' r biich! on ton inn heut In ord!r to Ifi vrrutw tie; utt; ot native Mlifjit and ryu In that country. While n. live v, lical WiiK (nole, at .67Vt' al 'JliinibiirK Slartrh 7th, t'tilt'-d tftateM wh'-iit would hav to a") I ut ubouL &c at that iurkt to hi- equivalent in price to local Kniiu. Native tnlUfnp wheat at i'uila wun )Mfjcd March 7tli af .U4, but wilh ait Import Inrlff of b 1-3 renin pn-talllfitr, rriltvl Hi I en v-U'-tit would I mi vu to r at about bin C(K Frciith puita to b i-nuni In prh. Ut the native wliwii. Willi thewr reHtrlctlona reducing lh- iletnaiid for foreign whent, and noithern iMinlriphero whent fttitl heiiijf offered In mod era t it volume (it Ioht prlreft than Ihoito o,uoted hy Nonh Aui'-rUttu rihlppern, rx pnrl Wih-H of 1,'nltfMl KlnuN wli;it t'OiiLfmm very 1 1 1 1 1 M - 1 ihi-I have eoniM, prhtrlimlly of NhlimntM from h 1'uilfh- oiim and of dl iMMieri inu nf lojtt. Arip'ntlno and Australian nhlprnentH tor lh (( totaled iipproxlindbly fj.o OO.IMtO liirihi-I, while Ni'M'kN on 0'''-iiii pim mk ant n jiorteil m i,hout 3Q.700, ("fit htmhelH, Cnlted Kingdom Mix U at thu flrt of ,Mur h iotal ja,G,0tifi hiifllud. Murhei nluckfi Of Mlir iil In Htom Ifl the I ' n M i '1 H'jitm mid n tin dn tot-ib d ntiprol IPUtlely S72.ll'ltl,lflO bllMtelK, or (Jhout 4M"G,aiia binthrift in or i thiift a year aBO. Tin- Iih ri rmi in Nirih Amerlcrifi nttuMtt, however, 1m iimni thun ollm-t by mnnller tockn on funtiK. CiiMh price ut whMnt with aluo lower hut the ,e li,r w,i U-h luui'kr d than In futiiri m-rk' i-i bucaufe of a fairly ncuvo U' uiMtid for tnilllnif wheat. Moft winter whdil wah In heller (h nintifl nl moNt mnrtfetH, infhienr. ALWAYS A l Your Service With the Lowest I' vices in Town II II See our window I display for spring I See our window display for sprinf opening hefin ninf today. Fur nishitifs, r e a d y to -wear, clothing and footwear for the whole family. Spring's latest at tractions ut low est prices. ii mmmtm, fwwwwMWWf j jiYEW TQRK 3TQRE ) h4 r ottt Improvement in Hour! murk-is. 1 . Hprifig whl markets w r fair-j )jr tAiyJjr ulth r ZbtunJi for , grain lirhtJjr firmer.- Mills r i r:ttnpHtK Jth lfc-rjitor in tf hifpr nd otlVr buy- tor J-- i JfW protein t at Minn"ST- ; " - in f'a-rtfic wheat jjak ' Jove 4 tJMr diine in AXUrix mr- kta In futures, tot c-ih price ! hrbi ot-adi-r fld show4 & dwliftf ( ranfin rem Jc to Zc on th van. ( of th market MMnh 7lh K. I j ; Hiff JV n'l blw-isOrm hard ht'c ; ftuot-M at forflan4 at JJ,; and at j K-attl at $J.;t pr tuafcel. No. I J aoft tn4 rn hiv wam o,uv1 j U I'ortland at Sl.l'j and at fr-Mil- ; I at $1-11 it btuiJjtL . Jw'o. l harJ; , niitfT. northern prJne and j m t4 wr (0t-j at fort land at . I $J-ft74& 'So. r-l wnir Wfijf at JrjittP; at $1,1 and No.' 1 wxOfm r-d al $. p-r bunhej, , Kxport bui'-w continued dull, but 1 1 aJ- of or full cargo aid on j pare-! lot Of approximately 1, ''' t torm afloat w-f- report-! to the ' CnlOd Kingdom d'Jiinjr th -?- . J I'arrH totaling arojiid j , tone to Japan wre alo rrporf:d. ' . Kxport flour btirrmem wax but ft) to Atlantic M.-a board :and Movth'jti'rn market by north ff-vjrt?r mill improved th tfntlllnjr demand for local wh-;t. j Ivarm'.ra rtr reported 'llinip very j jlltflo wji'-at at mrrt'Ttt quotation i Fanrl Attntt-v (V.inrni-ti r,r n.ilu ' from trade srorajr Mock. :at J'ortland tulal4 SaS carH, at ! MJ;atlJ; can", am Taina 11 j cars, -whkh ver only alut j;ilfj j lh" nTiiitT revived titirlnz the corffondiriy ww-k last yrar. Kx-' vona out of CoIufnWa riv-r point ,r v""m ' niv t'.talt .) a,'oul ..'" liuhH. mWr.,l j " """V ''J"";"'" '' ! uit of r' c'-nt rafn and mild re-wjUor wcro iiaily ad'yiuaf'- for 'ark t T(nuirm ntM at H'n Kran- loy'r an a n-nult of a b-trr ton" or P"IK h- aiwjp f',r lh'? corrMtpondin prrlo.l ,aM y"ar PROMISES HOUSE CLEANING OF STATE BOARD altllwde In tin: pat now im .J(,Jf) mw to j,,.,,. tll)M.u Ut n.r. jJinlw tho puliH: n'Tvico lOfnmle- (on through th Iejion of i -m- HYRD GIVEN' BIG WELCOME AT DUNEDIN (Conlinui-tJ from Paso One) crator. The flight waif nuide over thr huMirdoiifi luiittiH from Little AiitcrJe'i. ltyrd'M b:ife, i)n ll-ij' 'jt l'JZt liyrd flew nl of Hpltxbi'rt;en, circled thu north pe und n-lnrjcij. A mom; hU nttir iidvrntiirei wax a lianwat lantb' fllichl u hh h end' d hen hlr pI'itM iM'C.iini' lortt In tui; and flnnlly cati down at the wntrrV cdtio olf the. coant of l-'ranic, ttrciit Welcome . 'i'tiliiulloun eil)ill,Hia-Mji h' Id way n the cp'dHI'in. borne by the bari"tf fty of New York and th" ft earner Lleanor Ii'illlntr. i n t"n d ilm harhor of Dun' din, ltin' dln wan the hint city to ,u liyrd Koodbyo Mhen he Ml out for the a lit at (tin In I n-ci'inlcr, '1K. TliouwindK of pert-mi llneii the walcrfront to wltnen.i the r'turn. IMli-ii played "'The Htar Hp;n1i-I Hiinner" and "The i orniierlm lleru" K or k of tonal) craft j tn' I e. out li tn eworled I In- t a u uhlpi lo their (I'M let. Itnl'H iillimeiit Ityri(' coimneiil on the nccoiu pllitim tttff uf I he expedliliin s tif hrtef, 11" tiald: "Hu'iely ;bi v..jtti pole Ulu'lit iuih not more Important than ii rilifht v. hich i din uvete.l i lie m-w I'linl to the eiint. on Ho i1h' f fide of KUf ItOttH ii p- ndcni y. Thl- I hiivo n.-inicil Marie llvrtl nml. "The rlx MclenUlf unit u woi-;-ei hiMiMly titifl the ie-nllH hhnijlil piove Useful. We x'ir eei L' Mi,. oou KMiiitre mlh-H of I j it 1 1 - lo uu uiiippei) t ountry." To the explon-rM hil luul pit- cetjtMl him in the urn an tie. It) i ( p'lld IMilUte. Tiny hiid dlfrlcillltiM to over come," he 1'iild, 'iniiuy more than u o. Tin Me (,'allanl mni tlhl nol Ci-iiki. after H' eltttf the many thlm, they ));id to oVeil ltlri-. IeeaUre o( avhlo.'i and nor ilors ue 1 1 I n-( Uiid'iL-'' the illffhulMiH mid h iiil tlilpfl of Iho-ie plorteeiM, Tin y U'' jervii otir IiIiiiohL re-p. i t. iliic hi pt mni "U'e got u-nd In the rohl and our ItouieH wen! Mai in ermimti Tlir lllMIIOltillV Wit lh Ir-t llllll w'i liinl t fth-ixlnli r " '""'" f r "vi r an ut tniinv sn-, and itHI t thai ' If odd forlune m mver uouM ; ha e ai i oliiliMilii d h ii w del 1 All t!ial iu " I unl lo do Inoi Im,,, d'Mie. i "If I M.ld llll 1 lllllll, of Hie ll 1 1 who ai romp. nit- d tue ptt.. lit" ant- nielli', yoij uoold thlliK I bniintln." Ill hl idiMiiUn;' iiddnH fin o ert inetit tlh lnt) point d oul ! Iloit H r, ,,,d , , 1 1 1 k t p. .IPIon thl'oll'll llle Pint, point' riiOtllU j w Itlioul the )t'- of ii td nule it I. rinl without mv m eie rli-t.ii tuber uteinln M of tin eiir,;i. ttVH .tVllCCItt llMlt llu-ii" n,,1,h " ,,,, 1,1 Th" ,M ,H xvin ittii.iifi htu Aln nu d-iju ,iik; NEW " ';- ' 'T ' ! i'i '" 11 l ' "''t '' m is v .165 !! 3 f I'. j 'rS- i "C4t V' "X- I Mill X.lll I'jilliima 4i FIND IT HERE Copy for thl rj u mn must bo In hy V . in. llrilt.tltcliltiK, ptrallMi;, hut ton holes, etc. iVil-toii's K lilillc Simp, Aov. I,MII s I'l l A I H ol Mll i i.hufter very pnip he hiippj lo Ii .11 li id hich oil can ice I'M' iO til .Vtllir Itl'IHe, U llll U u It) K.I l t- lll hmi I lie . .ii , nod M I LLe tl lll ith it. Tin. i n. .ill. d All-tn.i m. M III We I. 1, v dl vlmii ; ,x pr.-p. . ilH'l I r !. .luriti.: IMil d ITIt- i ).:f I . it I. lit iH v II parttr uJU i iMh free trtun ;rit nnd I Id. It nil ' oudsv oft; , l'e. ;w.-v MMiM m Wmm Overdrapes ' 98c Yard Kay on damaije in lirt troui allovcr patterr tnakes drapefitxthzt looli ever lo nt-.h racre ev pensive than they ar! fr Cretonne 19c to 49c Quaint patterns to eur tain bedroom . windows . . . lively designs for the sunparlor . . . mod ernistic panerns for liv ing room windows . . . in any color your room demands I It ui!l remove the Mpoi.i f i of it yuJf itcpi-tri mid rujpi it mi lenvo Iheni hi. e new, reiortntr the oritriutit col nr It will rPnii the mokt front vour uindnwM wilh Imlf ttn. effort Hi:t! joil hiiM- h.-ell lircUMOIlietl to. t I' in of the Hew cleHiicr ut Uich.inlMiii'n An v (ii(t .Shop. 3-S-Jt Mnn i: to citi.mroits ' Notice I hereby cl.n tllilt tltO ,1'itnnty t'niilt of I yum t'ounty, , it kon, has itppointed Millie Sun j d imiii, ailmknlsir.ittK of the intute jt-r ll'tity II. Km;. ih,eu.ed. AH ' l tdiiM liaxini: rlulniM ntr.ttn.it ftuhl ii Hiiite are hereby noiiritd to pro.i ut the Mime to (ald udmtnt.ilrutrix jut ir"S l oiirth Htn.t, ljt tintndc. '"r-'iron, nr to UoIm iI f. Iwikln. h"f ; at tot m y ut 1 .u tli nude, ttreunn. v if. in sj monttiH from th. diite of the him p lolieiition of thn notice whirh h m.i-le 0n the 2 i h day of I 'eln n it y. 13.1M, MA MIX WAM'i;i:Su.V. Admiitistra. it t.N ''I Hp: lid.itc, ut lt-ni. II. SPRING DRAP There's At Least Cns Room You Can Dress Up With Criss-Cross Curtains 98c 'Hie bedroom or the dinin- room that is fortunate enough to wear these criss-cross curtains this spring will be one ot the most attractive rooms in the house . . . .they are made of sheer marquisette. seif-rufTied, ar.tl have a cor nice valance and tic-backs to match . . . your choice of cream or. beige. Other Criss-Cross Curtain Sets.. .. .$1.49 to $2.49 Ruffled Curtains, tie-backs to match 49c to 98c a pair - Ruffled Curtain Sets. 98c to $1.98 tw-,u. vzrSr 53z?rt& sm-vseyu Mill?. 1 lecejt.vd. i;iii;i(T K. JJAKKV, Altormy for j Admiiil.'dratt iv. I'VIj. Ji, Mnr. 3, in, 17, M. .Ntrici: t rm.in itnis Nolico is hlTeJ.y Ktvcll that ill-.' umlefMiKued has ot duly appoint cd by the ( 'ouni y 'onrl uf t he j State of li-fim, for I'ltlon t'oimty. j i':eini-ix of the KhIiiIv of Krltx j llofiuaiin, deceasi d, and haN ipiall- j tied ua mich. All petNonx having : clalni.t tiR.iiuil sait) i-slatc are her- -hy rciiin d lo present the same, I verified riiiuircd liv law, to tin : ; linder.Hii;ni'd ut li Ciande. t in uoii. w Uh in ni niont iiM from the da'e ! hereof. ! I llted ;(t ; til alldi ', t.l 11.111, I .March 1st, 1:1311. j M All V IH H'M ANN. , Keculrlx of the I la!e of 1'rii llolinanif, I et 1 ;l.-tl. Mar. K.jmiiia;;c h.iIc hy the I'reshytcr hut hidte-t fiMlurd.iy. April .", tn tti K.isi im nt of the. rivxh let III a SET Curtain Nets 23c and 49c A small room can be charmingly curtained with a lacey net that in vites the light ... yet covert tlie windows suf fictsntly. Filet and shad ow net patterns. Panel Curtains 98c each I'Vincd panel curtains have an "air" of dignity that will make your living room more attractive. 40 or 45 inches wide and 2't yards Ion?. Ofher Panel Curtains SI. 4? to 12.49 aim-is (I.VNOY I T.i the I pei.)i:ally ny friends wc cjtnnnt ich. who have hern so hind to ict hi our sorrow, wc would like to. epresM, hi this way, our .sincere Krati uidc and appr-clutioti tor cvcrythiuif. Mrs. Vernon K. Hall Mrs. KIUuIk-Mi Hn...cls. William, j;i:tll ,Mart,a I'.itiy Ann. : -t met KM tp ! Attn l TliMi ; W o w i-li to x hank fricnrlf and mil hlar for t he' kindncs, iWotilH uf Nyinp;ihy and ln-auliful i flower in our recent bereiement ;tu In -inc uur d'-ar v, ifc and mother. Mr. W. Suit' anu family. 3-10-1 t. im m in 1: w M i;n If you arc in ne-d of a I'l'cln r for i':c break ta.st tuide, for cither uulU. cream, or walUe batter. yo;i will enjoy one of the new deftiencd UlH'K w l ill li an hi. on vt )e ill Time to Redecorate . Your Home for Spring Is yo-jr mind filled with plans to redecorate your home this Spring? Are you wondering how to lend your liv ing room 2 new personality . . . how beMrooms and guest rooms cm take on new colors ... if you can make your kitchen as cheerful as the rest of the house? Then J. C Pcnney's is the place to come. The drapery department is trimming over with new curtains, cre tonnes and damasUs . . . like a garden of Spring overs! Crisp fiowered cretonnes, ruffled dotted Swisses, soft marquisettes and many other draperies that have a Ray freshness that will make any home r-un and sprightly' looking! You can easily re decorate any rcom ... or the entire house and keep well within your budget ... the prices arc miles away from cxtrivagance! w M im 11 m mnM a mm mm mi Hi! dEil s- s llichardson's Art and (Jift fchOi. This is a real spreinl. IMtehcrs in three hIcn -.small oite.s at :i."c, me dium fixed ones nt 4U ami lan-c oneH at C !(., or t!iree for con sisting Of one uf each size. These are real values. See them in th w I iiiln w at Uichar'lyon M Art and Clilt Shop now. 3-10-2 t. ho.MirniiNti m:w in t.LASSWAKi: Just arrived, the new black ."deiu and crystal pattern of lik'lit cut Table Stem Ware. S-e it. now i t lllchardson's Art and 11 ft Shop. You will like it. U-10-Jt. .i hi: or s.i,i: or iti-:.r. imuim;ktv or hankiei it In the Oistrict Court of t lie I nltcd Siati s. for tl.e District of Of iron. In I to Hinkruptcy of William O. Pond. No. ins;:. Notice is hereby Kiven that In pursimnce of an order made by Hon. II. K. lion, referee in bank-ruj-tce, in tliv ;tb uiititb.-d mat- ! VI' ERIES xi stasmv Miuanu nan rat namn - 5 earn gssts Marquisette 15c to 39c' The sun can come streaming in through dainty marquisette . . , that'i why it ij such a fa vorite for. summertime curtains . . . with or without drapes. Cretonne 49c and 69c You can have flowers bloom ing at your windows, as well as in the garden ... or you can bring your furniture up-to-dato with gay modernistic covering . . . with a few yards of Uu' stunning cretonne to Wp'ypnl ter, and to ute directed ns truKteo therein. I will from and after thu Sth d;iy of April. j;i:tlt offer fur wile and proi . e tu s- II upon .Healed bids therefor to be piescnTed to Jne :i my of lice in Ii (,rnnd Oreiron. to tin- highest ;ind best bidder for ash in luind and subjeta to nil liens and viu'uttihuruact'S uuuliwl the same. The undivided one ninth Intercut in tin: fidlowiiif- (Kscribed prop erfy; 1-ots 6 ami 7, Hljck R. Wn.li hurne ami Milliorifn Addltlnn to Junctjnn fity. 1MW County, Ore jon. (llo:isc on properly ). l.ts : Jtnd is, (luruvtt Citv Al dilion to Walla Walla. AVashln,' ton. (llouso (,n properly). Sm h s;U- ,,nd the bids Tor finh proprrly ( 1, niH(lo puhvvi Xo 'ufirinatioi. by the above entitled Court, t;ip.: ;)t li firande. firv-con thM l'Uh d;iy of March. 1530. K. 1. Tft'KKV. Truslco Of ald I'HiiKrupt Kntu4o. Mar. i" 31. Apr, 7.