La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 28, 1930, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPage Elghl ES GRANDE EVENING OBSKKVKH, TJK GRANDE. ORE. Wednesday, May 28, 1930 SPORT OXFORDS Tan and White Brown and White Black and White All Combinations $6-85 See Them in Our Windows ewJ ic. MARKET .NEWS OF THE DAY CHICAGO WHEAT Ma, Jul) Sept. I . . Open LOT, i.oi 1. 10 (.1 1(4 I. OH I.OHJ4 III', l.i.-,?; Ixnr 1.07 I -7 Y, 1.01154 Close 107', i.o7 x 1.10(4 ', Packing House At Union Sold Inly . St'l'l. I . i.o i y, i.o Hi rORTLAVII' WI1KAT Open IIKli Ujw I 1.08 i.o I y, i.o i y, i.oit 1.01)4 1.01 Close I .o:t i.o i y, 1.01)4 ciih;o vin;,vr M Illtl'OOl, viii:,t UVIOItl'OOI., May 28 AI') Wheal clone: .May 1 . 1 0 'j : July 1 . 1 7 : October JI.I7T4; Decem ber $I.I8i. Tone of Butter Market Remains Weak In Oregon Mm. C. V. tVrleht and daughters went to La Grande yesterday after noon to visit at her parental home, the McKennona. Today they Dlun- m n t lned to drive to Portland for Vlr- 10 IVlr. LjlltICr,einla who has been attending the (. j school of jnusic there. Itv Mrs t, y. TrLn Th0 Unlon Oil company began l-xion (specau l f.uit 'x; rn';r'y ,o m?c rci4y ....i,i.. ....... or the building operations that oraBe bu.ldlmr hunt by the Bar. ' I', ,""?".,.W"V1 property was boucht lam full from J. A. Benson with a view to put-tlnfc- In a new oil station and a tourist ramp. A large crew of men and teams are at work levelling the ground ant taking out trees. adds another much needed facility ,',, "l , .r , to Tnlon Industries. IC,'U'L 'T,b"."'1 , 'hir ,W,VM Fruit company In L'nlon four years Jifio, has been purchased by I. M. littler. He in tends to run It per Konally aw a paekinir plant and it will also be available for any loenl warehouse or morose needs. This Over Night News itrrn.itiAT SAN KU.N('J.S:u, May L'S (AT) IlutbTf.it f, . I). Han r'ranclHco, 37c MJCS. WAJIXKH I A VOItS BLACK-wfirri-: vouch MOW TOR IC (AI Mro. Kldred Warner 1m among fashionable wom en ponnoring the vogue of black and whlto crepe for evening wear. She appeared at the Central I 'ink Casino recently In a while crepe (Town patterned with large black flowcrri, cut nw In back ami worn without ornament. -.Sour Stomach? : Will never give you any more trouble if you take a tablcspoonful of Tanlac before each men I and bedtime. .', .You'll be amazed at the way Tanlac tnds sourness and distress by prevent ing formation of gates and acids! It must Irtlp or you get your money back. I'OI.TI.ANI) CASH j J'OKTIjAXIJ, Ore. .May 2K (Al') ah wheal: Hlg Bend blue.stciii, hard white 1.17. j Soft white MH. , Western while 1.04. j Hard winter $1.0 Northern upring $1.02. Western red $1.02. ; Out: No. 2-3X lb. white $2'j.0u. Todny'H car receipts: wheat ' flour IS, corn 4, hay 1. j lfOltTI;ANI I'UOIIUO; I'OUTIANI. .May 2& (Al') ' Uiitt'T urn! eKKt: wcuk, unchanged, j Milk (butlerful), poultry, cotin ( try meats, onions, potatoes, wool, ;jiuIh, hny. cancara bark and hop Hleady and uncliaugi d. SKiAlt AM) J'LOCIt l'OKTI,ANO. Ore., May 28 (Al') Sugar: Hleady; (sucked basin) ' cane, fruit or ln-rry $4.9u per cwt. Beet augar $4.75 cwt. TO STOP ITCHING QUICK use cool, Invisible Zemot Millions depend on cooling Zcmo to banish summer skin troubles. For 20 years this safe, invisible antiseptic has relieved the heat and pain of sun burn. It soothes rashes end ivy poisoning, brings relief to itching, peeling toes. See how stubborn pimples and blemishes disappear. Thousands say it has banished dan druff. Healing Zcmo liquid is wonder fully soothing after a shave. Any druggist. Joe, 60c, $1.00. J Klour: steady: (city delivery 'lirlces) family patents, 4us J7.00; , whole, wheat; 4:ih $1.10; graham, - i'JH 15.110; bakers' hard wheat, DSh ;$fi.lM: bakers' bluestcm patents, 4'JH $11. all; pastry flour, 4'.la $li.iia. PAIN FROM GALLSTONES On dose of Fruitola shown rcsulti frilnif In tho bark or around the liver itnrvo it future's warning1 Beware of authdonett. Beforo rlk Ing an operallon or trying some homo remedy, give Kit HITOLA a trial. One dona will aliow rivr.illH and will convince you that KHUIT OIA, a twcntyyeui'-old remedy, vlll bring relief. Many former fiuffercrM testify to lis wonderful merit. If you Buffer with gallstone nymptomi?, give Kltl-'ITOI.A chance and like hundredH of others you mry pave yourself pain und other need less Buffering. For mile, recommended and guaranteed by IVtoon Drug Co., und other lending druggiHtri. Adv. I.Mll llll'AI, MlltVICI-; We hnvo no "slaial. anr' way of ilolim tlllllKH. , We believe that In tills hUNlucKM, above all others, al I O w a n c e lir-IHl be made tor the Indi vlflilal I e e d s and wishes of every cas l'or this leiiNoli we aril l-etttly In cooper, ato In every way Willi our clients In plannlm tbi t sei- vli-es ami ever, tiling In connection with Ilium. rilltTbAMI LIVESTOCK rOHTI.ANIl. Jri' .May 28 (AT) ' I'attln 175, calves IIJ, ipiol. 'stead steady. Ulcers I I U0-1 SIMP .pounds III. ou 4, $11.51). frond j 1 1.601 I 2.01), meilliiiu JIU.r.ii '$11.50. common $!l.oo iSi $10.r.li. 'jlelfcis. BOO'1. $111.0(11 $10.50, cnlll- iiiuii to medium $K.0IK'i $10.00. It'ows. Komi $9.001 $:i. 50, common jlo mcilium $7.25 ) $U.0(i, low cutter In cutter $l.oor $7.25. nulls (yearl 'liiCT cxcludial) $7.76t $8.25, clitti .' to Mi cill u in $11.50) $7.75, calves $.50 $9.60, cull til llieilliim $0.00 I i $.50. Vcalcrs, milk fed $10. oo $11.50, mcdl.im $'J.ijiii $10.00, cllll to comlllun $li.50i $11.00. j IIoks: 200. incliidlui; ss dl ircet, ilrive-ltis steady. Heavy IwclKlit $'J25 ti $'I0.75, Mediillli wclKlll $11.761 $1 1.25. l.lifhl WclKbl $1 I .0l $1 1.25. I.lh'ht llirhts $10.00 'i $11.25. I'liiklui; sows $8.00 i '$125. KlailKllUr pllts $11.751 $10. j&n. Keeder and slocker pigs $11' I $11!. (Soft in- .illy Iiokm and roasl- Inir pigs excluded lit above iiuottt- lions). I Khcep: I0". iiiiotably steady. ' (Shorn Itasls. except In spring ! lambs) spring lambs, good to choice $Si$H. medium $li.5oi $S. cull and common $."1.001 ':.50. Lambs. SI lbs. down $ 7.&i $5.60, Hi to 112 lbs. $1.0(1 i $5.60. 112 lbs. down $11.60 i $1.75. Vealling wethers $:l.0lli $1.00. Kwes $2.75'ii $11. . 120-150 lbs. $2.50 n $11. 25. all weights, common $ 1.00 i $2.50. roscolF"turner sets mew east to west record j l'OltTJ,ANu, Ore., ;.iay 2S (Al') , Hi-npito the price reduction Iiiiade Monday, the tone of the but itcr inurkei continues weak with offering) large and demand ilcht. J0fg quotations arc also weak, j but no price changes were an I uounced. j iteviewing the fruit and vege jlablo situation, the i'urtland bur leau of the l Si deparluient -of j agriculture says: I "Oregon Is now entering lis . strawb-rry season In earue.it; but j I 'ort land's fi idies contlnut: lim ited, duo to active ouLsidu demand, f Several truck shipments to i'uget IHouiul jiointH are being made dally. Tho ma rket is a bout wteudy at $;i.M0' J3.25, with a f:w hhIs on 'the farmers' early murket us high las $3.75, for real fancy berries. 1 "Cantaloupe aro more plentl 1 ful; Imperial valley markets arc strong1, though, and there are no price changes here. Asparagus was In only modi-r-ute uupply. There is a wide range fin 'iitalily ranging from ti'fc to , Ji.tiu per d(j.en bitiurhes. J "Tomatoes are cheapt-i, eHpee- . ially for lower quality stock. Both repacked tomatn'-s and original packs declined about. &0c per lug. j "Celery, which was real active two weeks ago. Is now very slow, and even though supplies are now IIkIiI, there Is little interest being shown. There are possibly too many local competitive green vege tables'. "I. oral peas are Increasing in volume dally; but juices continue Mr. and Mrs. Boy Conklin drove j to Cove Sunday to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clalo stopped overnight In Union Sunday and vis ited his sons Donald and Cedrlc. They were en route to their homo In IVjrtland from tho John Day country where they had been get ting plants for their wild flower nut-Hery. rather high, at l"c per lb." MISTAIUO IX ci-iNsrs BOSKBl'lttr. Ore.. May 28 (XI') An error In Ihe It'-'" een kiim report for Itoseburg that has cxisleu undetected for the past 10 years, today gave this city a nub Hiiiutial gain in population for Hie iw.iU count. Resell urn's noiiitla I ton lit 1 !i20 nii reported as 4'AUi when U should have been -li;rK. the count for 1 ! a 0 given Boseburg -BBil or a Kaln-of le.t despite losses In curred by the -lem.ovnl of , the railroad terminal in MilMi. urday evening1 to visit his family UIIU HVIIU 111 rv vvn Union the first of the month. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cirijigs are rejoicing over their new son, Robert Ijiwrence, who arrived at tho Orandc Bonde hospital Satur day evening. Guy Haynes. of Portland, is vis iting at the homo of his sister. Mrs. J. K. Allen this week. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Huff, of Halfway, made a pleasant call on J. W. Sherman Sunday. A lovely bridge party was given at the beautiful country home of Mrs. Henry Loennig at Muddy Creek Monday afternoon with Mrs. Alice Wright as the honor guest. Assisting Mrs. Ioennitr as joint hostesses were Mrs. Frank Loennlg and Mrs. Armand I'erklns. A de licious two-course lunch was ser ved following the afternoon games with six tables at play. Mrs. Kdith I'hy, Mrs. Bell Wright and Mrs. Alice Wright and daughter went from Union. MiM. Louisa Burwell. who at tended the Rebekah convention In Portland last week. Is expected homo today. Her son George Good brnd will drive up with her. Mr. and Mis. John Martens are lonklnir forward to a visit with their dauKhler-ln-law, .Airs. Frieda y0HK (Al) Character Martens, who is to arrive from v,as been called the most Imnoriant drove to Medical Springs todav to hold their weekly meeting and noon luncheon nt th.it nlarn Th committee In charge of arrange- j mcnt.i for tho trip was Merton Davis. Iouis Bidder and Albert Gibson. M. S. Levy was a business visitor In Baker yesterday. The program for Decoration day Ralph Smith drove to Boise Sat- 1 mH .bcen nngcA and la aa fol- Marshal of the Dav Tony 1. Smith. Meeting of tho Relief Corps and children at the K. 1. hull at one o'clock, March to the bridge. Music by the band. Address by Tony D. Smith. j-raj cr uy j. i . v line. j aii march to tho gym, led by the band. . At Gym v . - . Song "America" led by the children. Salute to the flat;. Brayer by Will Baxter. Chorus of Jip worth Ieugu? choir. Solo Mrs. Kdith I'hy. Address U. C. Lee. Duet Will liaxter and daughter, Mrs. Wilde. ' Music by tho bund, Star Spangled IJanncr. . ' ; Benediction liev. Lee. March1 to cemetery. ' .. (1 Music by tho band. 'Lincoln Gettysburg address by IJob Cox. Benediction FugenV Router. ' Tap.s Glasc Vadcn.' Decoration of the graves by (he children. DKADIIKATS I'OI'NI) SC'AIWK J1Y SMALL IvOA.V CONCKItNS WALKERS FUNERAL SERVICE 5X3 AT SPRING ST. PHONE 42 (Continued from Tage One) nilnuies. thirty i';;hl seconds the non-Mop mark of nineteen hours.' leu minutes, thiriy-'wo seconds, set by Frank Mm- rts, of l.os An-, geles. on June 2". Daybreak In New York saw Turner away at 4:U.n:ln a. nv ( K. S. T. ) Ah tlie sun paused tuld heaven. Turner dropped Into Wichita for gasoline, binding at I2:K p. in. H. S. T.) and leaving in I nu(es later after taking on 2:U gallons of fuel. He had ..'(! uallons of gasoline aboard at Xcw V ork. l-'n Ir skies favored h lui but u - tl - in I If an hour headwind cut down his plot I I'd I line to the Ivinsus stop. The sun's Inst rays were tint- 4 AL-W-A-YS AT YOL'K SKUVICK WITH THK LOWEST l'KICKS IN TOWN BATHING SUITS All Wool Bathing; Suits fin- men and women in ;i variety of colors in one or two piece styles. $1-95 -$2.15 $3-45 and NewYdrk Store flying slept flight. J ing the I'aciric as the plane ci osNi-ti t lie iiitai in iir:e m moun tains the San Gabriel pctiks and tiiared over here, :i blue fliiitie pouring from, t he exhausts of u wide open motor. 'I'm net landed at 7:ti::il p. in. ( I. S. T.) A Hon cub, t he- pilot's partner on both trips, Ihtouk'b Hit most of the t tnro lie tried to craw I from his bed among the Kasnllne tank if the cabin to Turner's cockpit, and "I bail to bat hint se im al t hues ( befotf I could get him biick" lite liter sahl. j "Kvcry thing went nicely." Tur ner faid. "I wasn't hampered by I nitUor tmuble or such bad storms ; as I was going eai. I mtiy try , for that west -lo-enst record later bit snmiiii-r. Ulgbt nw, I am inlcrcM etj in geting a f;it ;ilr - . pre.s and mall line sliirled from ' count to coast. ! Aveiaue BtM M. I. II. 'I helh-vn the line can be ctah llotl to make the I .us Anyelcs New Vim k trip In 1 boms and . the wist ward trip In .'( hours. 'Tho winds arc alwa. .-troime- against you coming west. Thre i steps w ould be made with a j change of ships and pilots at I each. What cit tes w ould be de , pots. I atti not prepared to say." I Turner averaged l S nub s mi hour on the wei w.ud flight tignlnst i:tti utiles for K", lie said tho ben currents were found at a It It Ude:: of It.iMM- ;, M ti ,(i,i feel. Ills Kltlp bad a ;.'. luooe powcr mvitoc while llnwk and l.indlwrgh ui.td i:: '.v.:vmvv III'I'OM; A.MUtl.W BILL WASHINGTON', May 2S (Al') -The Hoover law enforcement commission is opposed to present passagn of the Andrew bill for It to study prohibition with a view to reeougnending any eh;i nges in the lnws round necc-snry. Cortland soon. Mr. n ud M rs. J. F. Hutchinson and Mary made a trip to Medical Springs Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. S. K. .Miller entertained her primary Sunday school class with a picnic on her specious lawn Tues day afternoon. Nearly 30 children wero present and spent a happy afternoon with games and con tests. Kxcfteinent reached a climax when the ice cream freezer and all tho other good things appeared. Several parents and Thelma Van Ilouteu ami Dora ('router assisted with the entertainment and re freshments. Several high school girls volun teered to help sell puppies for the American Legion post and auxil la ry. I factor in loaning money anil this! has been borne out by tho exper-i leuees of Ihe New Jersey Money j Lenders' association. 1 Loaning small suiiik for a wide variety of purposes the smal loan companies, according to a survey just published, collected' In ilfi iter cent of tho eases. Loans were secured by mortgages on household furniture; Companies in New Jersey are permitted to loan amounts up to $3n to any borrower at a rate not in excess of 3 per cent per month of the unpaid balance. By tbe Associated Pres Domestic GIJINDALK, Cal. Turner estab lishes transcontinental east-to-west one-stop record of 18 hours 42 minutes and 54 seconds. WASHINGTON Mitchell find. nothing illegal In proposed merger of Youngstown Sheet and Tube with Bethlehem Steel. NKW YORK Police seize near ly $1,000,000 in stolen gems in four j safety deposit boxes. MIAMT Court dismisses Cap one's conspiracy charges against city officiate. HAMMOND, La. Five brothers: In wealthy family arrested for ' tarring and feathering of promln- i cnt dentist. 1 OKLAHOMA CITY Five men ' die In $300,000 fire that wrecks; coliseum. Foreign: LONDON Dully Mail reports Coolie mobs tortured und burned ; 15 Indian women. ! WARSAW Polish government ; and Germany will jointly investi gate shooting of Polish frontier guards. " ! LONDON King George sits in Buckingham palace gardens despite ! Illness. j LONDON British government's "white puper" generally approves ' finding of Palcstlno Inquiry com- i mission about Arab-Jewish out- ; breaks lust August. I Oregon - ) : Portland Paul Shoiip. presi- j dent of the Southern Pacific. who ; wan In Portland, expressed confi- . deneo in the favorable reaction of business since the October : crash. i - Portland A June robber held up the City Hall pharmacy und : escaped with 35. j Fugcne J. If. Daniels, who : for many years, served as chair- j .iiin of the board of trustees off the Kugcnc I libit university, re- ' signed. Albany Robberies reached epi- S 'dentin proportions In Linn county this week. Many mjnor thefts ' have been reported. Portland Willie Kirk. Hugh ' Ktiight and Daniel Weeks. Kla math Fa lis Indians, were acquit led of charges of possession' and ; transportation of liquor.. Portland Louis W. Thomas, accused of drunken driving, was sentenced to four months in jail and his liecmo was revoked for a 1 year. Danish foreign trade in the first, quarter pf J'J3U exceeded consider tbly above the figures for I'.tZ's in that period. J.C PENNEY CO. 108 Depot St. Important News! Silk Dresses HereFor Only M.98 Tor the woman who seeks smart ness . , , and has just so much to spend . . . here is a style-event she cannot afford to miss I Dresses that are new in styles in lines in details! Striking New Spring Prints . . . Vivid Colors . . . Street Shadej .;' The type of dresses you'll choose for afternoon ... for street wear . . . for informal parties ... in fact, the type every woman finds so becoming fashion-right and at tractive! Take advantage of this amazingly low price and buy two or three! Sizes for women, misses nd juniors. .' KximiiHion of municipal water, I electric und sua w.ork at a cunt i of $i:i.5.i0.00ll is planned by liud--i atie.it. Huntrary. A smooth griddlr-cahe batter tic tiffs upon adding the milk to the flour , A L ITTLE at a time Likewise the smooth rirlt flavor of Hilh Hros. Co lice i the result of Controlled Roasting the pat ented, continuous process which masts only a 'few pounds at a time instead of in bulk. No othet process can roast coffee so evenly. Fresh from the original vacuum puck. Easily opened with the key. HILLS BROS COFFEE O 1930 IF 4 Same Price for over 38 years 25 ounces for USE LESS than of high priced brands MILLION'S OP POUNDS ; USRO BY OUR GOVERNMENT I RAYON-SILK BLOOMERS -SHORTIES STEP-INS 50c75c AND 98c NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP World's Fastest Freezing wi th the N ew KELVINATOR Kelvinator freezes ice and delicious desserts faster than any oiher domestic refrigerator. That is just one of the results of its wonderful 4-Way Cold. 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R mbarked on her career in New York, her life is a series of thrilling adventures clothes which any girl would covet, the adoration of men, dances, an intriguing job, the theater, night clubs a veritable dream existence but it's real or so it seems to GLORIA. La Grande, Ore. G L O R I A v. EVERY DAY IN BjTElRVIEER OSHBMKiUUm lMMm IP IJI I I