La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 12, 1930, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text(aturday; April 12, 1D30" LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. .Pag e Five In La Grande Thursdny nnd will visit nt the home of Mrs. Milliner's brother, J. C. Cnmp. Ive llertuk ie Hprliiff recitals of the Knst- ejron school oC music will resent eil the third week nf this h with Ht talent ivcJuiIh taking April 1 ii ml tuul a piano initio April. -3 ull In In1 pro-. I'd In the Imllroum. of the Saca u Inn. The enomble Is as far -i known, the only ; piano en li fn the Northwest outside en t tie to bo given lliis Hpring, ' trdinfr to Mrs: Oflla K. I'nrUln UMintiKor. Nine pianos will playing '-nt one time, in this M'ani. Salem, arcuiupanied by Mr. Aitkin, also ot Salem, is in Iji (irande on business and visiting with his daughter ami son-in-law, Mr. and -Mrs. Clark S. J'addoek. Prom Vnhm Kilna Celier and Jlne Shanks, of I'nbm, wore in I.a (iilimlo Friday on luislne:;s. j grass rtVe driving to rortlahd and Worvnllls today, lief ore their rc ! turn they will nttond the grand i tommattdery of Knights Templar, at I'orvullls. ! ! ! ' Here Tim lay j Carl Uarlow, of Klgfn, was In a Grande yesterday rm business. Few Changes In Produce Market ; As Week Closes lHHtTLAXD CASH litto ('hundred . - The ladies Auxiliary of Railroad Jlrothcrhood of Trainmen will meet Monday night April 1 -1 instead of Tuesday the Kith as nnnoum-ed. Write Home I A. M. rflughaupt. Navy recruit ing ' officer, has received a letter front the U. 'ti, S. Simpson' at tho l'hillpplne Islands from Waller W'llcs, saying that he likes the navy very w ell. 1 le is at Manila at present. I III at Home Mrs. J. J. Hcldin has been con. fined- to her home because of illness. ii Friday Servh-es iod Kriday services wilt be held l-Viilay at , the. J'ro.shyterfuu cb from 12 noon until 3 p. m. Uovi, I. Maii us C.rtuin f the tilst church is chairman of ihe mil lee in charge of urr.inge- .for this service and an-, iis that 'most of the churches city are cooperating in 'thin service. ..... . ., ..... From I'tuilaiul i.'lyde Morrow, of Portland, state Inspector of beauty pnrlors, etc.. was 'in Ji Grande yesterday on business. lMnnt 1K..MMI irrry Tiws Karl .1. Stacklaml. of Cove, who was in l4ii (Irande yesterday came with the word that lX.f.uO cherry r trees have licen planted In the val ley of which about -5 per cent are replacement h and the renmlnder new planting.' The planting is prac tically completed, he said. To Fntoriri-.c Mrs. Kva Knurjuetto and son .1. IXtm are driving to Knte,rpise Sunday to .visit relatives. : Driving to Comitlls j - A number of cars of students of j the I.a f'.rande High school, aocom j panird by adults, left Thursday and j Friday for I'orvallis where they will participate. la the tuLe hand j contest held this afternoon. A number of the students also travel led by train. POKTI-AXI1, Ore, Apr. 12 (AP) Cash wheal: U1k Hnd ilucHiem, hard white fl.llt. Soft white Jl.ftS. Western white $1.0S.. Hard winter $1.06. v Norlhoru spring $1.0(5. Western r'l Oats: No. 2-3 S lb. wlilto fftS.00. Today'a cat roodpts:1 wheat 27, flour ?. corn 6, l)ay !I. f , ' M M U (Continued from Pago One) vice llmv president. s'ponnc. licit Yo.tewla.v- From Xorth, Powder Ueorgia- Baker, of North Pow der, whs in li nrnnd" Friday prac ticing for the shooting competition in Hie O.-W. meet.' s to Moot ' ho Itainblers Art Class will at the.- home of -Mrs. ..' J!. 11. 'at Island V City Monday rniion. -Miss Margaret Anson lurvo- charge of t lie ' program I all members are retiueted to presi'llt.' . . " Ucturncd I'mm Sail Lake Mr yind .Mrs. W. 1. Hanks and son llo .have .returned from Salt Lake City where they attended the centennial celebration of the I,. ). . S. church. They report an enjoy able (rip. 1 tiling Here ''rii Kelly, of Cortland.. is spend -the weekend In Iji Crlinde visit h'.U nmther. Mrs. lterniee. Kelly 1 other relatives and friends. He L et is to rtM urn to-.I'ortland to- rrow. ' .' iting iioiv . . .' . II. l-'if.gonild of the slaie in- trifil nci-iilent commission of To Coryallls J -Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Siegrist,' .Miss Sally Siegrist and Miss Phyllis Uunn left Friday driving for Cor valliH where tljcy will attend the state high school band contest in ..which, the- I.a fJrande High school is entered. I ; : ,'.. :.' ' . From Canada ; irs. - J. W. liulmer and son. .Takey. of Bassano, Alberta, arrived ! ltd it rued From Spokant Mrs. ClRice Young, who has re turned from a month's visit in Spokane and the Whitman com pany wheal belt, reports that crops are more advanced there. Accord-. . Jug ttt .Mrs. Voting the recent rain , In the - Washington territory lias ( made crops look, more proiivinlng and' the farmers there ai'e antici pating v. large crop. Mrs. Young is now able to work somo each day, .'but is still under the doctors care.. . She expects to make her lioine here, for the next few. years. To Port la ml Mrs. C. S. Moorjp and lvo child ren, ltichard and William, are go ing to Portland where tht y will meet her brother, Cera Id Tut tie, of Aberdeen. Sunday they will drive to l.a (irande in Mr. Tnttlfs car. He will siiend several days visiting hero. Mrs. Stella Woodie, Mrs. pessle. j ItluDieiisteln, Mrs. (iladys DeHote iand Mrs. P. U. I tech tel. all of Klgin. were visitors in I.a Oinndo yester day on business. ACrs. Itechtel vis ited Mrs. C. J. fireen While here. Driving , lo Porllaml, Corvallls I',. II. Uusseli and I,. Ii- Snod- I . .. M AM ST. f R m, JBrM A TT PTZ I "SI Swings j SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Lf'jNv I MlfSICALROMANC hM(MK I of C0VRED WA GOjV m$K sSWsl A 9 . days : . f mm MffiWtx 11 - . ... ...... JpHN BOLESVIVIEKHE SEGAL JOE E. BROWNS! The, star of ; .. -i rK : "TIc Desert Song" : y-r Si "Rio Rita." f - mi iwm in sii:ii I; ? ' P ',(, ,na',u'l'f " 'nv,1''' b lfflMSftflbH- "THE GREAT jsv,- DIVIDE" I " : ClBANAiDA I K SUNDAY AND MONDAY j A'Sf-- "rrv and marriage lm i)J He knows what stocks Jjll tfMMkP are going up ji KTL and when... w'S' i e 9'ves advice at all 73PflM2K'0 He knows , XiVH everything... r- m Tnlklux Count I y, so'iml an. I stlrtit I At Ihe Holels - . K. j. Smith, Welser; Rev. Kelly, lln.wl l)l-ni- Atm II W fMIi-L.tmU ;' Twin Falls; Mr. 'and .Mrs, K. S. jS'-dnpsen, Dorothy Splnpsoii,:ltoise; I Mr. and Mrs. 1).. Smith;. Salt jljiko t'Hy; A. !V 'llahcoeli, -'K. U. i :al)euin and Alox Taylor, Walla Walla are registered at loeal hotols. I . jlteirlslerod Uovo f Amontr those at loenl hotels are: Ida. Mae Smith, Portland;- Marlon j Mr fiowaji, Portland; Millie Jhuhn, Portland; Ii. I. MelJridP, Salem; c. c. Chadwiek. linker; S. (J. Cole, Itoise; J. 1. Zimmeruian, Salem; "W. J. Jones. Portland;' Mrs. M. J. MeDonnld, Spokane; P.. I.' Sand lieir, Spokane; 1 1. .1. liushell and II. Crete, Portland; II. O. lUowser, Portland; M.oltio Smith and sister. Maker: K. T. Kuller, Portland; and .f". .1. liiehardson, Tortlnnd. 4 ;,' PORTUNI Ore.. Apr. 12 (AP) ; j -Today's market offered few! liuitKes. The tenacity with which t ejfffH nd hutler appear to hold at ! present prices Is reKarded us stir-1 prlslm,- in view of the acenmnlnl- '. Inf. MUpplifH. 1 j Keviewlni? the fruit nnd v.(?e- , EDUCATORS (linir mii nut imi, iiie i imiiuiiii nmnn of the I'nited States depiutment of agriculture Hays: , i V "Asparapiirt strentfihened a hli a ; result of no California arrivals durliiff the last two days. Coat ; nights are retard ln? growth of Qreijon-WiislilnjTtnn trrass. North- , vcatern asparagus moved to re- . j t n Hoi's at $l.:t5 tier doy.in ItMnches ; K-euonilly, with a few sales nt $1.25 j and $1.U. ; t!ood celery is waive: most larjre slock showinK tulvnnreti sectl Rtems. Smaller sixes are rculiidiur i to 6 dozen sixes, on account of j ithuut. the same price per crate a ! Ihe KPnernlly superior quality of ' ihfc smaller Htock. . i'hft Hecond expresH 'car-load op I strawheriies from California was' distrlhuted this inoi-ninK. mcetliiK ' with jfood demand at $S-7.1 per oraU of 20 pint . boxes. Quality : runffed from fair lo very wood. ' 'Iilaho's Hhlppinp-point. potato jnnrket, which lia. an Important cf- ! feet' on tho entire, northwest's ! price-level, . showed -additional Htrenth yesterday, advancing to per owt. of No. 1 Kasseis. ELECT KELLY AS PRESIDENT H H B BETTER MERCHANDISE ALWAYS AT LOWER PRICES New Wash Dresses ; . ; . . . . . . . 98c New Wash Suits .98c New Hats.. ,. 98c NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP and -Art hut .1. Cul seeretary -treasurer. 1 MISS 11.1,1 wis .mi:i j It was also learned here today! that .Miss Caroline Williams, of 1 .a ( ri a ndt was na nid secretary, i ul' the Kine-Aris division of the; convent ludd at Spokane, ! A minrher of Iji (Jraiule eduea-J tors were- in tilteiidanee at. the 1 meeting of tiff Inland' Kmpiro an- ! ,ocltitfon find tifllllaleil oranlr.a litiiif. '" ' ' ' ,v ' ' :' '' ' i FISHL(; SEASON . TO OPEN TUESDAY (Continued from Pngo One) creek. -;ik creeki- Anthony creek, all heinjr tritnitaiieB of-the Powder river, are. closed- fruni An. Ifi lo 'Yesterday's onion shinmeiiis of; Apr. 1 of ciieh year. JUaek lake 7fi i-ars conslntcd of r2 cais or Tex- d Van IJalion lake closed until OH - Itermudas, - and ifi ears' from Jl' U'l. .. . Colonido und the nortiiwcHt. The j l nion cmnty fi.Lidr lake mi l iniddlo-wesl and cast are now con- Piospect Jake closed until Apr. 15. I!i:t:i. t-rihutlnff hut few onions. Kirst car lot arrivals of new Iteruiudas from 'JVxuh are expected at PortUind, iaiiy next week." N-O-T-I-C-E A Jefferson Day . BANQUET Will be Held tit the . Union Hotel in Union MONDAY EVENING AT 6:30 All who wish to honor the birthday and memory of this illustrious statesman are cordially invited and urged to at tend. Addresses by prominent Demo cratic leaders. I'XIOX (Ol'XTV IH:M(M KATIC CKXTUAIj COM.HITTHK ntntiMtr I-;, nit m'oii!, : Sc'iviary ll-:ieteil President. Mss Cornelia 1 lansen.- junior in MiiKlish at Whitman college, Ikim fccrit elected president of the Women's league in the annual sprlnp elections: Miss Hansen Ki'ad uated from the local hih school in 1027 where she was prominent In school activities and president of the Associated (iirl Students. She is spending spring vnentlon with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. 'C; M. Hansen. . . ' House Itepivseiitatlvc Clair McKcnnnn, la C.rnndc student nt tho University of Oro- Ikoii, has heen chosen as house rep resentative for Theta (Mil, living fraternity with which he Is affili ated for the order of the O hnrn dance to he Klven at tho university cam pus. , .poitu.AM) laviosTocif .' POltTIvANO, Apr. i'2 (AP) Mors: j:tt, all direct, cattle 30. Kheep dlreci, 15. Weeks totals ap proximately: hos tlltill, cut lie t III ft, ealv-s 105, sheep mil. r. 1Iiks: compared with week uso, 40 to Kile lower. Hulk lljflit Initch-c'hei-H JHi.2.1 $ tn.rdi with 1 deck early Monday at (10.75 and noth ing over $l.i'f after Monday, over niirl under weights S Ml. 15 down. heavies down lo $!.0o and helow. !!. take.. Ci;eKcent lak I'acklntf sows mostly $T.5or 97.T&; j ""'I H"ar lake closed until Apr. Odd head smooth ?N.oo U S.25. ; KlmiKhter plKS and liRhl lights av- Al- nell yesterday aiinoiiiicel licit rn.niMi cniiiook nitKeriiims W'ullowa county '- Hear creek, front' the. city, of Wallowa's intake (po'ut of diversion) to the moiitii ci' Little Near creek,, a. distance of approximately rive miles, closed. Aneroid lake closed from Sep'. 1.1 to Apr. 15 of each year. WaJlowa lake ami trlimtary streams ohmcil to taking, of "yauUs." land-locked taliuou (.r led I'Jsh. wjth yank or jerk-hook, these fish to. he taken only with hook ami line. Kinney lake closed. .All s'reuiil.M ftowltiK lute Wallowa "lake front said lake la the fnl In In said Kti'eam. closed to .Inly 1 of oneli year. Wood lake. 'I iumi:i! r i:. mt Ainoni), 1 : StH'ti'liiry mr, ' ' . rT-;i I,, . i- i 3 HALT Uoltirnnl li-oni Mnlwin-lse ! .Mrs. W. 1'. Itallnnl nnd ilniich tor Kvolyn rotitrncd '1'liursday from , Knlerpriwe whi-rt' tlipy had hrrn I slni o Smnjiy vlxltljr roliitlviw. Thpy mtidw tlic trip with Jlr. nnd Sirs. A. .M. I'fluiihnupt who nlHo "i-oturiu-d Thuirdiiy. Mr. I'fUitr ;haupt is a navy reiTult In;; officer. Ih-n Yoslcnluj- Ri-cd ISallnrd, of I'nlnn, was In ,:i (.Jra.iHlc ypstoi-ilay on IiunIih'. STILL EXPLOSION IN KANSAS KILLS ONE, HURTS THREE (Continued from I'ueo One) Ori'lciuls of (III! ' Main niovoil lo Invi-HdiniU! tliorouRlily ilm ciuwfc of lln crash. Dlsdlrt Attorney l.njan annoaticeil nil liKinest Into the lialhs wollllt 1)0 held at fl o'clock Monday inorninK at .tho ' court hoiisc in Allnuiiicrnnc heforc .las lice of tho 1'enco J(llt. SECOND DIVISION FOREMEN LISTED IN SAFETY RANKS (Continued from Page One) craning under 150 pounds $!t.fo 4( $ lo.on. Hulk feeder pfws lor week iio.i'fini $11.25, several lots Monday $1 1.50 ij $ U.oo. v Cattle: compared with week ao, hteers and slie-stock 50 to 75e hifh. er. Hulls steady to slronK, calves and vealers mostly 50c liifrhor. Hinh medium to oorl steers mostly $11., H5 In $12.50, less deslrahln kinds $11.75 down hut common KC'i'les seldom stopped below $U.50. Strictly good heifers quoted up to $11.25. Uood cows up lo $10.00. Hulk desirable Kht -stock $!i.oo up. Low cutter and cutter $-1.5.0 Hf tuT-25. Mixed steers and heifer. on huhy-heef order Monday at $12.5 fii $ 12, a5 and tvvo loads of out standing heifers Thursday at $IL 50, Cutter to medium bulls most ly $C.50f $7.50. (Hl.l head beef type $s.50 and better. Hulk desirable feeders $12.00 r,, $12.50, choice grades quotable up to $Hl.on. j .Cnlvcs $ 1 0.50 down, off grades largely $7.0(1 to $S.00 and better. V Sheep; market slearly with week ago except for yearling wethers, iiow (pioted $ 1 .do or more lower. Medium to choice !iO to !U poutiils stiorn lambs were sold nt $!UH) with scattered lieads q' strictly choice light woolen lambs !!25 to $ 10,0(j. . i 'omiiiou grades down to $7.00 and below. Good to choice 101 pound shorn lambs $7.00. Odd head wooled and shorn ewes $2.00 -ft $0.00, depending on weight and quality. Scattered small lots of trucked-in spring Itinibs -have been bought to arrive at $i:t.oo with me dium to good kinds on open market around $12.00. I ' . srtiAit axi ri.orn will In released In the lira nde Itonde liver alaive Terry on Mon day. He also said that It Is helng planned to put. up bird pens at. Colon on May 11.- 71 MAIN, lor anything Unit Ik to lin primed. It u s It orders;' taken and riulshcd on time. NELSON opiiositii inst orrico SECOND ANNUAL DANCE United Spanish War Veterans ATTENTION April 16th - Zuber Hall Star Novelty Orchestra Tickets $1.00 YOU had a good time last year COME AGAIN. AS YOU WERE I J!-PT. STOKES y-, fJ INTHBWBSt s!. :p: A. KiHtffiiril. Trncl; ilepart mi'iil: (leorttc lleloliel, J. (iray, T. (iosey. '. Hill". J. .Minli. J.- II. rrv, . I Mtlilil Kit, (,eur;o orres. Due ycin-, nieli: l''icnfflit house nnd ilorli:' M. ' A. l(,erjrilson. ' M i-c repair rhop:; II. Arrow snilth., - .. . PER CAPITA TAX FIGURES GIVEN (Contlnueil from Page One) , T'OUTIjANI), Ore., Air. 12 (AP) Kllffar (Kackeil IiiihIh nteai!y; cane, fruit or lierry, ri.illi per i-wl. Reel HUKar ti. 10 cwt. Klour (clly ilellvery prlcex) henily: funilly palenlH, 4!la ": Wholft wheat., 411s $u,C0; Krahftnl, 4 Oh JO. 50; lmkern' harii wheat, IJfc.i Jll.H0;. hakera' liluesletn imtenlH, IiSh ?I1.SU; pastry flour, 4!Ih H.H0. m'l-ri'.ni'A'r . ASiT KKANf'IKI.'O, Apr. 12 (AP) lintteifat r. o. h. Han l-'ranclKco, Uc. Sloro No. Ill fji Oi-niMli', Pro. , I.ADIICH' Sport Oxfords $2.98 Soft vlkliidc uppers in cream, tiin or brown, per loratcd trim. Soles of c'luluriiiK live rubber trope. All si.es for pirls and women. SIMXISII WAIt VIO'I'S AX.M AI, lANfi-: APItll, 1(1 thiK amount $31;. 710, 7.10 wan for hiKhwavH. 'I'hc next InilelitednesH (fiinileil or flxeil debt Ickh HlnkitiK fnnil iikscik) mis i:i.s on, 2 r. I or ?37.IH per capita. In 1JI27tho per capita net ileht wih $40. 7; anil In l!i 17 0.l'.(i. Valuation, tax le-'len: Amschhi-iI valuation of property In Oregon nubjeel to nil valorem taxation won $l,134.41li,4.ri7; the amount or Htat taxes levied wan 15,461,271; and the per capita levy JU.07. In 1027 the per capita, levy wan ?!i.yii nnd In 1317, J3.Ii:. fOR EASTER;' ;'"-".' ritKM'ii soi,i)ii:ns I'KillT COMMI'VISTS (Continued from l'aice One) lions illrectcd by Chinese and Itus sian iiKltutnrs, said the : Chlnise press dispatches, arn l.iklliK pluco ill Southwest Kwiinssi province, cenierinif ut Lump-how. rominunl cations in Ihe affected aren aro d-wrlbc-d us paralyzed. HilfferlnK umonK 111" people whom tile Communists hav ' vle tiiuized uro stated to Is.- "beyond description." ..I HARRY GREEN Comedian of 'Close Harmony! J MARY BRIAN . NESL HAMILTON i:.viiii:h oit!.wk I-ASI TIMi; TOfAV 'Lucky Larkin" ilWl HAS VHAKf'WO. Apr. J2 (AIM l-'cllntvlnif in Iht WoatUvr OtltlnoU for w'-U b'-t'tnning Atrll 13. r.-tir w-jthcr In fiiUforr.lu und N?v.-nJa nnd oco'iinaly unfi lled nHh fthouTrs in Ort-ijoo. W'.''! (npton und Idaho. Moderate tm-I-em t u res ar Indicated. NOTICE TO LIGHT AND POWER USERS ELECTRIC LIGHT AM) POWER SERVICE WILL BE TITRXED OFF FROM 10:00 A. M. TO 12:.50 P. M. SUNDAY, APRIL 13 IX ALI CEL, IMBLER, SUMMERVILLE AND ELGIN TERRITORY FOR THE REPLACEMENT OF BROKEN INSULATORS. EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER CO. There is no need to spend money for a new Easter outfit,, this spring. Standard cleaning- will bring back the newness and freshness of. your favorite dresses. And Friend Husband's suit and hat may need cleaning- too. A ltd re m ember that Standard Coupon Hooks enable you to save on your cleaning bills. miv i,i:.m; nr.iwirr.MKXT STANDARD LAUNDRY CO. "Wll'l-: SWIN'ti STATION" Main 56 La Grande, Ore.