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GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, EX GRANDE. ORE.
Friday, May 16, 1930
PRESIDENT MEETS MENTAL HYGIENE DELEGATES
SOjfS.SO, cull and common (5.00
JG.50. Lambs, b4 lbs. down 6.((l
gt 16.50, 84-32 lbs. 5.(0j J6.00, 'J2
lbs. down medium J4.50 r $6.00.
Yearling wethers J4.00ig J5.00.
Ewes, 120 lbs. down 3.00 j i.00,
120.150 lbs. 2.76 ft 3.70, all
weights, cull and common J1.0l4f
J2.75.
STORE WIDE
CLEARANCE
Saturday
Last Day!
A New Step-In Girdle
For Slim and Average
Figures
li
98c
LIGHT VOTE
BEING CAST
(Continued from Puge One)
democrat
till! C'Olirl- lOUH
I though Hi in early it 1m impossible
j lo arrive at an uccM.ru.tu estimate
of what pcro-ntaire oC leirul voters
OVER STATE i ur syl" 10 ti,a i,OIIfi-
I Ah in tht: past, Tlirt Ohservei
j will receive returns this evening.
hnth from county and Htute, and uh
, . . tit Ihooii h n definite trend Is esuin-
rUUIK'l'M Illlfl vmeil
llulir.,1 nil Il-u,,.. nn .t..,.l l,.,i l,rl,l
10 at iiri'Hnet No. ! ' , ,.i.. ,1 1. ....
16 " f1"1' ' . , I port will ho receiyed by Tho l)l
, .Tho imijorlty of Ih,, vot-H. Iioiv- aljout l ,0(;k lomor
cvor, aiu east In I OraiiUo dull...,- 1m. ,
tl,o iifleniu..ii un.l curly oviiIiik. -r ,,,,. , ;lly, vol,.,.K ,.
many or ll.o worklnit ".m ami jH ln ,( c,Ml w1
buHhiCHH man wa i n 'm nwi-,11. of party or preference,
i 11 .In tin; iM'I'ort to .seeure aa repreHen.
iiiti jtwnn. '
NlalC Villi! J;ic7ll I
;;-' Jti!portH from over tie Htato also
liiillcnto a IlKht votu today, al-
AnBui-Hiti'.il l-rena I'litno
Delegates to the first International congress on mental hygiene In session at Washington call to
pay their respects to President Hoover at the White House. In center, left to right: Clifford W.
Beers of New York, secretary neneral, President Hoover and Dr. William White of St. Elizabeth's hos
pital, Washington. '
; tatlvc a volo in J.a Clrando a-s Ih
possible.
QUALITY
is, of course, tho .
foundation upon
which our repu
tation is built. At
the same time,
Walker's service
is very moderate
in cost.
WALKERS
FUNERAL SERVICE
, 51 AT SPRING ST.
PHONE 42
yoti; MCIIT i:ii ST ATM
l.y the AsMM-iaU'd Press
True to previous predictions that
the apathetic altitude of the Ore
gon electorate would lie reflected
In the prima rlcH today, Hcatterod
reports front various Htute iucul
ilk'M indicated that the vole iiiIkIiI
run . he low the 40 per cent mark.
lowi'Hl on record in an OreKo.n
pi imnry.
l-'lKiiies compiled hy the Awxorl
aled I'reHii ' ruin varloiiH Klale
pnlfilrt up to I o'clock were (iiall
fled hy Ihe knowledge that liich
inenl weiitlier exlnted in hoiiuj Io-i!a-tltl(f:,i
w.hlle In the larger cen-
terf of populntlon the' 1 working
inap.'H vide would he eiiHt not until
after ft o'clock tonight.
Voting was extrenirely light In
lOligene and Ume eounly up to
noon, many of (he p red net h re
porting thai only eighl p-i cent
of tin- peiKoim reglNiered had voted.
TIiIh piTcentage whm expected to
InereaHft gratly hi tho Mi'tei'iiooti
and i'VeniJig. Lane county prohnhly
win have a :J,r per cent, vole of lln
I'eglHtralhm.
Voten: In the rural Hectlons of
street h. The city vole, how over,
wan light,
271 Vole at ItnUer hy 1 1 ::(
At o'ch.ck tuilay lour cen
tral preclneU at Jlakcr whowed
274 votes cost out of u- registra
llon of iUH'i'.t. Thirty per cent- of
I lie vote iiHiudly ('ant during the
forcnuoiiH Indicated Unit a total
vote of Ichk than 4o per cent would
ho caat. The largest precinct in
the eily. villi 1007 registered
Hh'owed a vole of only oC at that
time. The inayoj-n ly ea mpalgn
apparent ly hi not Hlimulatiiig the
vote, although Ideal weather wan
expected to lii-lug out the volern
heiore nightfall. ' . I
Karly voting In Med ford and i
JackMon county woh light, the only ; 1'ereiiee removed two HOiirceH of In-
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY 1
CHICAGO WIIKAT
- Open HIbIi Ia,w Close
iy ' i. i ', i.iry im ' i.ti.-4
Inly ....i.ui. l.imji- l.fMKi l.oojd
s'it ,...i.u umy, i.H7 i.okj4i.oii
!' l.ii;4Vi t-i-m lis i.:y,
rOIlTtAN" Willi AT
Ojicii IIIkM Ix,w ( Close
May j.02) I.0SJ4 I .OS '4 l.OB
Inly 1.01 1.0IJS 1.(11 " 1 .0-1 jfi"
sc!it i.oiji! i.o i y, lo 1 1. i.o ik.
WOOL IIWOKT
UOSTON, -May 10 (Al') The
Commercial Bulk-tin of Huston will
say tomorrow: "With the strong
opening of the London Colonial
wool auctions and firmer prices In
Australia, the domestic wool trade
is Inclined to view the future- with
more optimism, especially in view
of Iho action of the ;- American
Woolen company In advancing
prices on certain important num
bers. "1'rlces In tho local market,
however, have shown little change
for tho week. Hfforts to advance
prices have met with the ntiffest
resistance from manufacturers gen
erally. "In tlio west, tbero is a slcady
buying movement for the most
part. I'rlces have been somewhat
irregular, being higher In certalh
localities and lower in othei-a.
Dealers have secured. It is esti
mated, close to 50,000,000 pounds
while the cooperatives claim 70,
000.000. The Ohio co-operalive
finally has decided to withdraw
from the National Wool Market
corporation. It handled about 4,
000,000 pounds last year. ,
"Mohair is atiil slow with prices
hardly changed for tho week."
The Hlllletin, will publish the
j following quotations:
Scoured basis: Oregon; fine and
f. m. -Staple 76-70; fine and f. in..
Kr. combing 70-73: fine and f. in.
clothing C5-Cli: valley No. J, OS.
70.
Mohair: Oregon UK.-lo. Domestic
grading, first combing 50-62; good
car ling 34-36.
InleroLH being shown in Ihe sele'
liun for a sile fur tile euiinly courthouse.
j terualional misunderstanding be.
tween Japan and Hie United Slates
business competition and naval
competition.
SAL KM VOTr. IIICAVV
SAI.K.M, Ore., May III (Al')
Their Interest slinniliiti'il by heated
local contests, Including a propusul
that the city bund llsi-lf Jul- $1,--'Oll.Ollll
for the purchase of Ihe clly
water system, fill per cent or the
registered voters In Kalem will east
ballots during Ihe day. A survey uf
Ilie vote east up lo 1 o'clock, noun,
Indlcaleil. .
I'HAINUS NAVAL TICKA'I V
I'OKTI.ANI). Ore., May Hi (Al')
-KatHU.il Debuehl. Japanese, iim-
.,...- -ii, c cnauiy went in Ihe polls arrived here yesterday on a foil l-,,y-
A vy v""' '-eglster- ,i,ly visit, today lauded tin. I.uuiluu
.i ... ...i- in ii i-nii-ii. i nis was ex-i naval cunferenee as
plained by the fact that a circus o world peace."
pa I line was m-hciluled lo make lis The aiubassadn,-, acei.llipallled hv
appearance on Ihe. drains I'ass Mrs. Debuehl. said mat the cell'-
MOKKOW 3'AVOIIS
STATU COXTHOL
(Continued from Page one)
Poultry Prices
1 Reduced; Meats
Show Advance
tlon for Culled States .senator from
New Jersey against AjnhaH.vador
I nvight W. Morrow and former
Senator ,loNeh S. l-'rellnghuyMen
mi a platform of support of the
eighteenth amendment. Itoth Mr.
.Morrow and I'VelliighuyMen have
advocated repeal of Ihe prohlhl
ttoii lawH.
guarnnty
'Always at Your Service with the Lowest Prices in Town"
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WEAVES IN
The New
Straw Hats
i'THl THK
DRESSIEST
Men
AUK II Kit 10
r
Here's the twnve im'll
like Italian 'Irl-colm nut)
Satire and novelty hrnhN
with Milid cnlur or MHjhmI
hands in one general sel-e-tlnii
at a wilue giving
price.
niERE'S COMFORT AHEAD!
w
iiirn itv to siAtJio
N HW YOItK, May JG (AP)
Maud Adams, after a retirement of
twelvo years, will return to tho
Htitge In tho fall.
Her vehicle, saltl an announce
ment hy the A, L. Kiianger Amuse
ment JJnlerprlses, inc., will he "A
modern romantic comedy now in
progress of completion hy a well
known American playwright. " Miss
Allans now is 07 years old. Sin;
j now Ih on the Pacific coast for a
vacation.
MiAsr.s i.vrism-iKT i iYii-:it
SA'LKM. Ore., Mty 1 li (Al')
' liodney V. Alden. telegrapli edl-
tor of the Oregon Statesman, lias
! leased e hall interest in tin- Woral-
j I hum Imlependent from llcrlx'rt
i I,. C 3 III. who has lieeu editor of the
papcr for LTi years. Alden also
getil an option to liny, lie will he
roine editor of tho weekly news
paper and Wayne (iill will con-
rOliTI.AND, Ore., May 1 ti (AP)
Hecauso of accumulating sup.
plies, poultry of all kinds has ui;.
dergone material price reductions,
according to announcement of (.
leading produce company. Country
meats, on the other hand, have nd-
vanned, except for million, .which
has declined from 10-12 to 7-8o.
i 'Veal, pork and lanih are from l&u
to It; higher,
j Kggs and butter are barely
i steady in the face of inerenslng
receipts.
Reviewing tho fruit and vegi
table situation, tho Portland bur
eau of the P. K. department of ag-
ricullnro nays:
'Von tinned cool damp wealhei
has resulted In niiit-ii slower con
suuiei demand for strawberries
and asparagus, also for tomatoes
and cucumbers, Although .supplie;
of these commodities are nor
heavy, , trading Is draggy, and
prices are a shade weaker today,
j "Local lettuce is more plentiful,
finality varies widely, nnd much
slock is very leafy, fi-ales of three
dozen heads sold lo retailers a:
Sl.r.Oli S1.7.r. the lower nrtre tire.!
vailing on later sales.
i "Peas and green beans are
steady. Demand Tor beans has been
lessened, due to poor to ordinary
'quality of many California receipts.
.The Dalles Is shipping a few pea..
and local pens will follow shortly.
J'OKTIjAMI IMtOIlTi;
POUTfyAND, Ore.. .May 1G (AP)
Poultrv: lower: (huviiii nrleeMt
alive, heavy hens over 4lA lbs. 2-lc;
medium hens 3 fit 4 i bs. 2 1 e;
light hens ISc: hroliers, l u ft 2 u
lbs, isc; colored 28c: pekin duclis,
4 lbs. und over 283itc; old 22 fir
2:te; colored ducks, JSiW. S'Oc.
Country meats: veal, pork and
lamb higher; mutton lower; (buy.
ing prices) choice veal t7c; pork
liio; choice iambs lsfji?of mnifnn
7-8c.
ilfirss and butter: barely slcady,
u nchangod.
-Milk (butterrai. tminnu
toes, wool. nniM. luiv
and hops steady and' unchanged.
All
Elastic
Web
Just step into it . .". no lacing . . . no hooti
... and your figure will be moulded and curved
on smart 1930 lines. This comfortable girdle fits in
at the new higher waistline and follows a tapering
line over the hips. It is the ideal girdle for youthful
figures . . . and costs so little that the most lim-'.
ited school-girl allowance can be made to includo
onel Sizes 26 to 34.
J C. PENNEY CO.
SIHiAlt AM) FUMUt
- Sugar: (sacked basis) steady;
cane, fruit or berry $5.10 per cwt.
Beet sugar ?4.'.tf cwt.
Klour: (city delivery prices)
steady: fumlly patents, 40s ?7.00
whole wheat, 4!m ',$6.10; grahutr.,
4)x $5,0(i; bakers' hard wheat, 9 Sid
$6.20; bakers' bluoMtom patents.
40s $6.50; pastry flour, 40s $0.50,
t inue
eh an:
as Imsincss manager,
e Is effective June I.
Straws to fit every head, every purse,
every whim or fancy truly a selection
from which it is a pleasure to choose.
In all of these Hats you will note the
Special Comfort features.
I AMY MOPS OFF
j liANOlM Nr, Inn iiia. .May 1 6
! A P) Miss Amy Johnson. Itrlt-
l eii nii'1 nvialor, started from here
al lo:;io a. in., ln continuation of
her flight from Croydon, tOngland
(o Australia.
Pain was falling heavily as she
took off. Three thoiisa ml miles
yet remain lo her journey.
The 1 Oregon s anticipated advantage
of two to three weeks over the
; Paget Sound district, in date of
; st ra wherry maturity, has nearly
disappeared, due to continued cold
weather in I his stale, anil warm
weather in Ihe Sound district.
Home strawberries at The Hanks
and other Oregon districts are
tending lo rot on the vines, without !
ripening. Considerable loss Is
threatened. unless warmth and
sunshine arrive soon,"
. i at i i 'Speculative Apathy
hrilish Novelist j Rules Th 'M t
Passes In Pans
PAIilS. .May 16 (AP) The pen
which created "The Helmed Vaga
bond" today was stilled forever.
William J. I.oekc. eminent Hril
ish novelist, died at his home
here at 'J::i.'. p. in. last ninht afier
a long illness. He was i;7. His
adopted daughter. Shelia l.oeke
w ho forsook her own parents to
live Willi lilm, was at the writers
bedside.
His body will be taken to Kng
land for burial.
Among his best known imvi'ls
were "ivrella" and '-The Iteloved
Vagabond. "
j XKW YOU K, May 16 (AP)
The stuck market virtually stir- '
i remlei-ed itself to .speculative
apathy today and Wall street wa:
left to comb the business news ami
statistical .studies for signs and de
velopments that might cause n ;
market awakening. Trading crept
forward at a Snail's pace, and price j
changes wen- largely negligible. "
The closo was steady. Sales ap- '
proximalcd I,mjo,000 shut rt.
YOTIX; OX -'OlllT IIOI'SK
MKOPOUO, Ore, .May 16 (AP)
.laekson county voted today on
a site for a J-'T.Vuno court house.
i
Italian Tnii'iiilo Sal ice. Conuiiu' lm
poilt'd Milandus, othiT suit Straws.
Sun-pruuf and Kamizcd.
MODKSTIA' I'KICKI)
$l.-lo - $!.!): - $2.13 - $..
l'ootwcar and lU-ady-to-Woar fur the hnlo Family.
"WHKKK COOO (i.OTHIOS COST l.KSS"
roitri.ANii I, ix i:st)( Iv
l'()l:TI..M, On:. May lti (Al')
Cattlf: 7 rulvrs 1". iiutitalily
-st.-aily. Stern II0I)-1:JII0 ll.s. Jin.",'
'I iU.-'T: Biriil ll.;s ' ll.-
N.", iiH-iitiin J 1 o.ifi '( $ 1 1. com.
iin,n $:t.no $ l n.;,. HHfcrs. Kootl
$ll.f,ti u $ll.ot, common to mt
ilium '-i i I ti.r.M. Cows, pooti
$:t.r,n f't $ ! ti.aa. cummin to meilitim
$7.11,''' $!'.f". low iMttter to cutler
tj nn-.. t-: -. ii.iii. .it......
Paiunent estimates that half a Ml- ,.,, 5 7. 70 $ V. cutter to in.."
...... tu llllMIUII rt--(ljum $,;.,,
. .........tH in. 11 a 0.1 sj.-ei
ail athllli'Mial uuarter (,r .1 billion
is K-'tried thloiiKh reclaliailig otll-
ir common metals.
'Ihe salvautni i waMe Is an in-'
dustry in Itself, aecenling to J. P. '
!s.i,v.oi: viij.its ni;i'i m: i
j TO TIIIH TY IMM SI IIM!
WASlllXtiMoN (AT) -The prac-
tier- or thrift by American indus
' try. nets at least $ T.".n.etiii,oini, ac
' cording to the d.-parlnienl of nun
1 merce. t h 1 ..nt: Ii the sahnuini; of
material fnuW scraphcaps ;tml
1 refuse containers.
If l lie htircau of mines e-f the de- t
J I a. oe. cull to
! eal-rs. milk fi
, medium J'j.rio
eiumon StJ.ro
.7;". Calves Jy.00 "
medium $r..(o'.( j.
il lln.r.o ii $l 1.50,
't S.bt, cull to
rara TDRK 3TDRG
Ounlop of ln bureau altlinugli not
lecomitKcd as such and is an im
portant factor in tin supply of
I raw material and helps to red tire
1 the cost of nuiliy products.
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TWIN 1AI.LS XAMI'V
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WALLA WALLA
I . s. Ttliiw In lliliiui'iy
U ASIIINi'iN iAI'i m,
Hull lalt' ..f tin- i:.l'.i ,!r,is eel:
"I' ll la Kil-m-ll 11 , .,- ,
Aluei le.-.n iil.l.U-. C.'1-u. -n- fre
'-. 1 - !'- :
Hoi;-: I'.rr.. eiteiiitti; ste.ulv. II. W.
: $ a $ I i'.Mi. Meilhnu weichl $:i.5'i'
;$tl. Meililtlll ellit 'a J t I .(in.
'I.lu-ht neicl't li).7" ''( SI I.ocl. Ucln
jliKlim H."ii lll.nn. I'bckitlR.ionit
' JT.7.1, a S'.i.mo. Slaughter $J.il
, '' Sli'.aa. Kee,!.'!' ,iul slocker Me.ftfl
'fU'.aa. (Soft or oily lions nnd
! 1 oavtu,;; ,ii;s celmUal ill ul'Ue
iMI'Uat '.'ii:'.)
Sh i j. :;i.a, ,iiotaliy steaily.
tslinrji l.a-ls. 1 c,'it in sprtns
lalnU.-,! s.rti!&: lanihs. Ruotl lo
-.'ha'aa iv' (!""" !:Hl1hmi -
IK
(ill
I
STORE
LA GRANDE'S NEW COMPLETE FOOD STORE
MAIN 26 V -
We Have Three Deliveries Daily
SPECIAL FEATURES FOR SATUDAY & MONDAY
lard ga?n?sr. or s-ib. Pan .... . . $1.29
CATSUP Bottle 17c
COFFEE SlSuik aMy 3 Pounds $1.00
RICE&se 3 Pounds ..25c
BUTTER J MAYONNAISE
Local Creamery Nalley's Best
2-lb. Roll 74c Pint Jar. .29c
FLOURSSd 49-lb. Sack $1,59
PORK & BEANS ffliSr 3 Cans : .. 29c
COOKIES 5 Dozen , 24c
RPPf RnQCtC0 ' ielfriS lU S- inspecled and wc il,e specially OCll I
DUUl nUdOlOeda. trZ TTl JU
Bacon, lb . . 33c
Swift s Sliced
Pork Steak, lb. . . ... 25c
Pork Chops, lb Q0r
Loin Cuts
Spring Lamb, lb. . . . Q0p
Shoulder Uoiists WV.
BANANAS
Saturday
3 Pounds
23c
NEW POTATOES
1 11 ytt
ah uean Stock
3 Pounds 9
Eastern Star Cooked Food Sale Saturdav
i
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