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Thursday, May 8,1930 EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, Eft GRANDE. ORE. e Six STORE WIDE CLEARANCE BUY YOUR SUIT NOW! nro firmer, with almrp price ad vances. "An occasional motor-truck load of vejretublea from Sacrament In the luteal Innovtttlou Hi long-dls-Uuico trucking." POIUTAM) 1MU)IL'CK I'OItTbAKU, Ore., May S (AIM Hatter and etfffs ateudlcr, un changed. Milk (butterfHt), poultry, i-ouri- j try itiraiH, onions, potatoes, wool. nuts, nay, cascarn want unu uopo ateady and unchanged. SKiAK AMI TLOIU MARKET NEWS OP THE DAY CHICAGO WHEAT Open lllgli IO IT Close Stay I.OUJ4 i.ui l.M)!4 1.0094 July ...i.ui 44 . 1.01 y, i.oo?(i 1.0144M s'ii - i.o.iuei f l-!l 1.0 i.oay, !. I.OHK l.OHJj I.U7J 1.0Rl', PORTIA.VII WHEAT Open IIIkIi Low Close Slny I .! 1 .01 1.00 H l.OOH July 1.01 l.oiJi 1.0144 I.OI44 St-ll 1.0234 t.osji ' 1.0241 -I.0SU4 AUXILIARY PLANS FOR POPPY SALE e I I l'CIKTI.ANI), Ore., .May 8 (AC) j Sugar: (Mucked IjiisIb) Hleudy i-iuie, fruit or bi'rry, $5.10 pur cwt. i Ucrt Hiiuur $l.l5 pit cwt. l-'lour: (city tl-llvi-ry mic-i-H) . sternly: family pauntti, 4Us J7.20; I a n . Winnpl'S of wliolu win-in, m J0.3U; gir.ha::i,:Annou"ce " ul'lLl "x 4vh o.3o; ijuki-ra- hard ivUiat. a(.i Poppy roster Contest C.Cu: iralii-ra- l)liu-nu-m iati-ms, pnnrlllftprl in Schools. 4. JO.lio; ,Milry flour. IS.s JC.70. j tOnqUCieU 111 OLUUU1B. The nviln Iwiui-h of tin" mi-i-tlntf I'OltTI.AX I) 1.1 V KSTOt'K Egg And Butter ; Prices Appear l-OltThANO. Or. May S (AI-) (.'attli-: 75. oulvi-a la. iiuoi- ialdy suady. siouin l lou-iaim jllw. 1I).75'. (1 1.25, Rood 1 1 1 .-i jII.S:", llli-illum $10.25 (tj $11.25. i ..ntiiitiiiii 4.1 mi at lla-T,. Ili-ifi-rs. vfpoiipi I VlnOV IB"011 $ll-5 $11.00, common to kJlCttUlCl J. UUtlJ , ,m.,u, $s.26S $10.50. Cows, BOod I $!l.50rl $10.00, common to mi.-lluni ' I'OltTI.AN'D, Oru.. May S (AP) $7.251 $0.50, low cutler tu cutler Hbb mid liulli-r pilies aiiiieared ; $4.ooi $7.25. Hulls (yciirliiiBJi -x-UtimUii-r loiluy t hull at any time ill eluded) $7.601 $8.00, cultc-r lo nie-Uii- lii.il week. l!eeelil have been ' ilium $0.00 m $7.60. Calved $9.501 lightly less uiul demand apparent- $10.50. cull lo medium $7.ooi $-.i.-ly brisker. 1 50. Veulein, milk fod $12.00 i ; ItcviewhiB tho fruit und Vl-bo- S13.00, medium $10.001 $12.00, cull llihlo situation, I lie 1'urtland bui-euu , to eominoii $7.60 i $ 1 0.00. Of the depurliiu-nt of agricultural Hobs: lion, IneludlliB 11 on fciy: c o n t r a i-t, Mratly to stronB i "Several cara of miiniu-h art. for BlaiiBhler classes. Heavy UMlllable for shipinenl, but eastern wi-lirht $0.00 i $10.26. Medium rimrkuls. ull report -local spinach . wcIbIU $0.60i $10.76. I.lBht wi-lclit supplying the market' In 'response to Oregon shippers' Inquiries. . Cool weallier Is delaylnB mtitllr ly. of Oregon head letluci-, so that flrsl'curlot shipments will not bo loaded until next week. , ; "California strawberries show wide vurlatlon in (illalily. Italns at Issues Rebound Smartly In Wall Street Trading NKW YOHK, 5(ny S (Al') Stock prices rebounded smartly on tho stock exchungo today, as beara were driven to cover In the copper shares, after a further selling movement which depressed United : States Steel to a new loiy lor tho i ! year. The rebound attracted re ef the American Ij-nlon auxillar" last night al the Sacajuwca inn! year. were ihe poppy poster contest uewed selllnB. however, and tnid- I fin Mllt 110.75. I.lcht HuhtH $9.75 I Hi $10. 75. 1'aeklnB sows $7.75 r 1 $S.76. MlllUBhter pigs $'J.76i $10.25. l-'eeder anil nluckcr pigs $10.00 i $11.50. (Sofl or oily hogs nnd roastlliB pigs excluded In llbovo it.iuiatlons). Hheep: 350, steady. Shorn basis shipping districts havo reunited In except on spring lumbs: spring limny soft watery berries. Keniic- lainlis, Buod to choice. $11.00 4r wick, Is now expressliiB a - $11.60. medium $ 10.001 $1 l.oo, crates of strawlii-rrles dally, to cull and common $s.ooi $10.ou. north - western markets. . 1 IJimbs, $S.75i $'J.50, SI lo 92 lbs. -. "Hunched vegetables aiv nrrlvlnit v $s.ooti $0.00, 92 lbs. down $7.50 i from California, loaded bulk In Iced $s.60. nil weights common $6.00 cars, (juullty Is excellent. Carrots j i $7.50. YunrlliiB wcthei-s $5.50 tt '$7.00. Kwes $1.751 $5.60, 120-150 ' " ! lbs. $3.75i $5.00, ull weighls $1.50 wwi.Wl 1.19 and the poppy sale, ltlchard IX)t-lc-. of the lourlll grade at Cen tral school, anil Helen Melville, of ihe seventh A al Central, are tho prlzo winners In the poppy poster contest conducted by the American l.egiun. They received tho $2 prize ofrered by tho local unit, und their posters have been en tered In tho slate contest for the $5 award. Verna Shanks, fourth A at Central school, won second iiluee and Aiimi- York, fourth A at itlveriu. won third place in their division. In thu second group inff becamo dull, with price trends irregular. The coppers wero rushed up $3 to more than $5 a share, as beuM. who had been expecting further re ductions in the price of the red metal, rushed to cover their short commit nienls when It was reported the latest decline in the metal, tak ing It to 12 46 cents a pound was meeting wllh substantial buying from consumers both in tho United Stales and abroad. V. S. Sleel, after selling off mora than $2 u share to a new 1930 low I'reda Hayse. eighth A ut l enuai. nt $105.75, attracted strong sup won second and Caullne Kd-.vards. n0rt anil more than cancelled its eighth 11 at tireeuwooil, recelieu. joss. Ihlrd place. However, prises t'j Have Bad Breath If you suffer stomach troubles you're. Juilly of bad brealli. Mouth washes Kip but little. Mill clean out your ,$l-U itomach iih Tnnlac and slart It work ng right,andsechowulrklyb.ilbrcalh Iiappar9 along with your other roubles. Money back guarantee. i.ivDitrooi, wiu:.vr I.IYKHl'OOI.. -May S (AO Wheal close: May $l.us-,; July Ocloher $l.U4i. I iii-ri'i:iii'AT SAN I-'HANCISCO. Ma j llutterfat f. o. b. San 42c. May S (AI-) San l-'ninctsco. CANDY for MOTHER'S DAY (Sunday, May 11) The finest brands Societe, Vogan's, Oriole With every gift include CANDY 60c to $4.50 THEL.&L. DRUG CO I'OltTLAX l ('AMI rOltTI.N'l. On-.. Mny Ji (At) 1'iiMh wheat: Itlp Hvnd lituoNlm, html whlltt 1.16. Soft white 1.M2. WoMtern whlto $l.t2. Hard winter $l.tu. Xorthei-n Kptinir $1A0. Wentrrn n-d $t.0l. Oni: No. 2-3S lb. while 23.0t Today's car roeWi.t.s: wheat 29. fluut 3, corn 7. hay 1. Mankind's Adrance The onwnrd ninreh uf hnmnnHj nnd flvillxntinn Is sunty an wanl march trtwartl Sftf-winrut and what we call diameter. Thomas Pnine. wero awanied omy io uit wiiiium of fir.sl place. M.rrf. U. S. Ktovoim Is chairman uf tho poppy sale this year and 4000 puppies have been purchtweff and will he on wile M:iy 2S and 2!'."' Tho postern Hindu by -the par tliipunts hi the contest, who the unit feels should receive much cretl It. will be used t o a d vc r t Iko the sale. flnh Making l'opples This :iftei imon the Stitch and f'halter club met at tho home oT Mrs. l-'red Iteed and madn lare poppies lu be used as wreaths to 1m, placed on the graves of the aux iliary members ami the soldiers. ptist pre.-idents plns wilt be (riven to all of the past presidents t.f the unit who desire thenw A committee consisting of Mr. liena 1'almer. Mr.. ISertrudo Sullivan and Mr.'. Tleo Jtdmson will meet with the V. It. to make plans for tho luncheon to be served for all ex-soldiers on lecor.ition day. .Mr;'. William lllanchard. Mrs. Lil lian Shcwmaker nnd Mrs. Kffle Itlunchard will servo t the lunch tun. Tne auMitary will send Mother's day cards lo all sold star mothers lu this community. A paper collection Is beini? made by the auxiliary mrmbeis who tie sire to .secure a carload. An an nouncement is mad it thai anyone havlnv old papers to give way. call Mis. f. N". ihner. t'harles Kel ly is nvtkiuK the collection. C'er $-' was made on the J. T. Cas0 dropped Jli to 3f2; then rebounded niore than J20, In responso to tincohfirmahlo rumoifi that an early split up is In pros pect. Tho clone was steady. Sales np proximated 3.700.000 shares. , STORM DEATH TOLL STANDS AT 70 TODAY (Continued from Face One) town:: and stveral store rooms wore turned into morgues for tlte dead. OlM'iiiiUHts . Save Many Itapld operations were perfortned eo save the lives of many persons maimed by ftyliu: debris and almost wholesale burials were held for those found mangled by the crush ing wind. The death list has mounted slow ly an additional victims succumbed lo their Injuries. Farmers whose homes were spared made a house U house cheek. KOim; on horseback and in wagons ibrouph flooded rojids and field:.' As a wrecked house was found, the bud leai of tho dead and Injured w ere loaded Into waffons ami ansported ti the nearest town. t'ouuuunicuiiun lines to the l!ini;'i and Nordheim areas also were re-established yesterday. tnvnortt? central Texaj. near Waco and MJllslKro. simjlar relief measures were belli,? undertaken, i the death tol It hero having mount ed to 13 near Hillshoro nnd 23 In- WatcK Your Suparieri "Obey yottr superiors." said HI Ho. ihe Parte of Chinatown ''hut e.v- cn-iso a inui'h cam as iiMidiiious ! M'- will penult in selecting litem. Wrtsiilngten Star. Muster cake salo w tth Mrs. fleo Johnson and M,rs. Mar' inters, fejIr, persons were in a Htllsboro ciialrmell. 1' (vc intSKeis maue o . i,csj,tal. the inentnl patients in the l . S. $ veterans hospital were sold at this sale. Mr.. Mlllan Shcwmaker, child welfare chairman, repelled that a number of articles had been sent ; to the child welfare he.. 1u,mw ten j this month. In ndditic ;o wear- J Inij apparel u sum of flu was also i ren to heaibiuarters from the local j usMiciaiivn. I Sire. AKr.imina I'allas and Mrs. I riffle Ulanchard were initiated in- J to membership last ntht trinjsinr 4 the number of members to Ml. 1 U. J. Stevens received the ; BOBBY JONES PLAYING WITH PRINCE TODAY Unprofitable No one ever won any thine b? wtunhc, m heated ar.aituent. Allan tj t'onsiitiifton. l-askct prise. Kiven as utendance Diamonds in United States diamonds up lo eamis have been found In 24 localities hi the rnltetl States. SI NMN;i.l.K. Knir.. May S (Al) The Trinre of Wales play ed as the partner of Hobby Jones lu a four bait match this after noon. Wales arrived at Smimugdalc shortly alter lunch. was intro duced to Jones and the other mem bers of the American Walker tup team and soon was deep in con vcrsation with Jones over Kolf. The Americans had completed their morning practice and a four baller way. iiiiekly arranged so Wales could play with Jonvs. A-L-W-A-Y-S At Your Service With the Lowest Prices in Town You will always find your greatest savings opportunity by buying at the New York Store, not only for one day, but every day in the year. In all nationally advertised brands in clothing, women's ready-to-wear, furnishings, and foot wear for the whole family. Head the items listed below and you will find that our prices defy comparison. Don't look for Bath Towels, we have them 22x4 1 in. Special for Friday and Saturday only 19c Men's Dress Pants Men's dross punts in finished and un finished worsted in all the popular col-oi-s. carefully tailored for the nent dresser S2.95-S3.45-S3.95 Men's Footwear Men's shoes and oxfotds in black and tan ralf or kid. All lioodyear welts very neat and dressy, you can afford to buy a pair at these low prices S2.95-S3.45-83.95 and S4.95 IMEWIOR Women's Novelty Footwear Women's novelty footwear in pumps, ties and straps in cuhan and spike heels, combination lasts, they come in patent leather, patent leather and blonde trimming in various shades of blonde kid, brown kid. and various shades of green kid. Triced verv low 82.49 -S2.95-S3.45 S3.95 a"d 4.95 Men's Hats Men's hats in genuine fur felt, some of dear nutria Sl.95-S2.9o to S4.95 The prince, who knows a good golfer when ho sees one. chose an other irreat American player for partio-r last year, pairing with W,tller llaen i gainst Sir Philip S,iNm n and Aubrey Hoomer. Hrit ish professional. The prince and Sir Walter wero victorious one up. "Wlv.it 1 like about the prince's i:;trio" said Walter afterwards, "i.-: his keenness and the clean way he hits the Kill. He may hit a Utile over hard ai litnev. but he watelud the erfect of each shot and tiles to befter it." Adrantageft of Latin .Ansna students lia found that ainone who understands Latin roa-M.Mip.ltly well esn master the ro mance latiyiiaccs in about onc-tldn! the time that a Istin-loss person can. SILK DRESSES For Gay Activities There's a carefree "air" about these colorful models . . . an unmistakable youthfulness in the brief sleeves, the $Ieeveless styles, the flounces, tucks, bows and plcatings! The minute you slip into them, the urge to indulge in cay play . . . to spend carefree days out-of-doors . . . b ' v ' r will be vours! The baby pastels and lovely prints are vibratingly new, young and smart! There are tyle for women. misses and jur.io:3. -: . Wm, ife ISM1 1 say f-J y fl irn is and 'T: 7 T' x- : M75 :SM J.G. PENNEY CO. Frenek National Theater Th Omirdie Francaise is the of flelal nnme of the nations.! theater of Franc, which Is supported by puhHe. funds for the purpose of ad Taneinj dramatic nrt. It ws Ion? known as Ia Mai son de Moliere, of Woliere! theater. I 1343. The city ' wall was partly ; pulled down in 1S72. Plan' Unfortunate Landing The horn of a cow caused the loss of five Hres when a passenger plane was compelled to make a forced landing In Germany. The cow was smirk and the horn pierced the g.isoline tank, resulting In the plane's catrhinc fire. GANDHI TAKKX TO roRTISKSS f IONDON". May S (AH) An Kxchanpe Telegraph dispatch from Hombay today aid that Mahattna O and hi had been removed secretly ; durincr the nisht from Yeroda prl- wjn, Poona, to 1'urondhar. where Shivajis, a famous fortres.s is lo , caied. Purandhar is n military sanatorium 25 miles from I'oona. The Mexican army soon will be equipped with all Mexican made armament. American, Kuropean and Japanese arms now- in ue, will be used as reserve supplies. Purandhar hills has two forts, one situated about 300 feet below the summit which Is nbout 4.00 feet above sea level. Uolh forts are protected by perpendicular embankments. Purandhar was attacked and captured by the Iirithsh in March. ISIS, and is still used as convales cent depot for troops and a sanl tulrum for summer visitors. M ay 10 last d ay lo pit y y o u r vater rent without a penalty. 5-7-3t POK MOTH Kit O.N MOTHLlll S lAV Vostoria Glassware for her table. A Pretty Flower Howl. A beautiful vase. A useful tea or waffle S'.-t. A Mother Motto. A start of fill-ins In her dinnerware A picture for her room. A pair of lovely book ends. A nice lamp. Something new- in costume jewolry. j And a thousand other Ideas ffr Mother on Mother's d:ty will be i found in the wonderful variety of useful and beautiful pift merchan dise at Kichaidson's Art nnd Gift Shop. 5-C-3 t. t;xpi;ht nm iik work ' In enlurginj- hund tinting and framing of your pictures at Jtfrh nrdson's Art und Gift Shop. G-G-Ii May 10 last day to pay your water rent without a penalty. 5-7-St May .10 last day to pay your water rent without u penalty. B-7-ot notkt; I will not be responsible for any debt contracted by anyone-except myself. C. U. VA'.OH. , 6-7-3 tp GANDHI MEN SEIZE CITY OF SHOIVPUR CITY FACES DEATH CLAIM FOR $10,000 M-iy 1 0 last day to jwiy your water rent without a penalty. 5-7-31 (Continued from Taso One) Thermometer's Qualities Titer is no difference InMween an ou!ble and an inside tltermoni c:er in the nistralion of the tem perature. The anie instrument may le used for Nth purposes. (Continued from Paye One) The Only Way T!e inevk can neer erwt to Inherit mu f any; bin; if they d'H't vt sonw lobbying UVue. Moiln Keiter. China's Great Teacher Confucius was born In .Vt or VJ, R. C and died in 4TS R. C. He U known as the famous saze of China. Sea Salt Carried Far r:towipj; heay cales in Kn;land ss t( aeniij'nc v tnnds to th i re he iH-ti b'imd 7i m!?es frm the the crowd. Inorcasins in numbers every minute, refused and the : police were ordered to open fire. In an Instant the fury of the : mob was unleashed. The fir? of i the troops was returned with mis siles. The mob surged forward, i The smalt detachment of officer; ; wa.s thrust aide. I News or tho cla.h spread rapidly j throughout the area. In th? niwht. ; Win shop pfc'keters. w ho earlier had been warned to disperse. Join ed in the affray, and their non- violent attitude chanced to vio j lence. One proup started a fire, j others quickly took the cue and : soon the busineew srotion of Shola- pur was -dotted with fifes, adding to the confuion. The April salary Inst, In the ! amount of IS. 50 1.25. was present-.-d j ! and allowed. j FIND IT HERE Copy for tbt column moat be la by a, m. M iy 10 last day to py your . water n.nt without a penalty. ! i i. i on: a i it ivwu.iux . i Iince evcrj S-t- nisrht. 5-2 tjv. : lllMM.s lOUAUs Our lricr nrt? ItcaxMiabh Like all uther bti.-i-ii'-ss m'Tprisc-s we try to receive a rea sonable rominsa -;ion for our work. Hut we have found that therv is a high er reward than prof it, the know l-iee of a srenuin SrJKVh'E r n d - rd in a con scicnticj and sym pathetic manner. MAlKll emli aU polj: 15 wrrn in cut us ical :-.;cvt;us and lOONA. India. May $ 1 AIM l;eprl pul'h-hod In London by ; ?lt.- lAchiMnre T Kir.apb tbat Ma-hain;i-. tidndhi b:s txn transfor rva from the Yeroda. prison to the , mi5i..ry sanatorium a: I'umnJar i Miy I? last dy to pay your ,natcr rent without a ptnalty. HetmtNchhti;, pKmilnc. batu. bwtoA, etc. ortoo's Kiddie Stoop. WALKERS FUNERAL SERVICE 5T- AT SPRING ST. PHONE 42 STRANGE CRATURS HALF API HALF HUMAN it.-.-L-i. 1. 1 -i-i-i-f -r f. . 1 : THF FM U nf a ' THOUSAND WOrtKRS Sec the natives sacrifice a Ionian to the Gorilla. SlTX. M0X. TUES. GRANADA - - u
