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Page EigKE TJL GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, CT GRANDE, ORE. Saturday, May 31, 1930 T it 01 If K II C. 11 i ;i i :i 1 '1 !i i !l. i. i 1 1 H ll t i i 1 : ;1 C c t i w ;i ,: T A New Pair If Jhty Shrink IICAnLIGIIT SHRUNK. OVERALLS o utvearTwo Ordinary Pair SOLD BY MARKET .NEWS OF THE DAY 1 CHICAGO WHE1T Ope nicb Low Close M-r ldS9K lo. i-i J-t-!i nir e i.ii - i.o"j i.os'4 l.ox'-gi; hept. t-ttiiSH 1.114 'i.i!S l.i3-i$i lie 1.134 01.16 I. IS. 1. 10 1-ll'iSf!. PORTXA-Vll WHEAT Open HlBb Low J Close M.jr . 1.03 1.03 1.03 1.03 Julr -1.01 Vi 1.01 "4 LOUS l.oi!4 Tt- - i-oifi . 1-014 l-0l!4 1-014 WOOL nEPOin imontlj- t. Soft 17.68. BOSTON, May xi iaI-1 The Htaeep: compared with week aco. Commercial bulletin of Boston saitl montly rly. Hulk good to strictl- touay: choice "print lamb. fj.UU. other There i.i a broader demand forlH-"'" down to JV.OO. ' Culls down wool in the eastern seaboard mar- to Ifi.Otf and under. Best old-crop I ikets and j.r:ce;j ore lirmer. though i lambs 15.60. Bulk f to IS.Otf. I nut iuoub!y dearer this week. le- j Yearlinss II. on down. Ri m I jmand favors chiefly the fine wools ' ft 13.5!. mostly -.3.0 'u 3.-. I I I I IN LAKEHURST EARLY TODAY LIVr-HI-OOI.. WIIKAT UTri'.POOU May Jl (Ai(') Wheat clo-: Jjly 11.1s; October ll.Uli; lT.r Jl.-!;.. fOItrll.D CASH I-OHTI-ANIi. Ore. May 31 (AD Cajsh wheal: Kijf I:nd blue-tern, hard white II. 11. .Vjft white 11.04. Western whll.- ll.H. Hard nint-r 11. MI. Sttrth.-rn sprinff XXMZ. Westerrj red J J. 02. Oats: No. Z-Zi 10. white l:J.. Car n-ceipis unavailable). - Strawberry Crop Delayed By Wet Rains In State still but .here is more demand fori 'IJJ'XJZSZ jGRAF moored in three-eights combing. Woolen I noons Ufl are rather slow. I "liuylng is expanding in the wcm j isiinv-i more. iuan nan ui me ; . , . domestic clip is believed to have j 'Continued from Page One) ?oia or consigned to date. Prices; tare showing a slit? bt upward lend- j ency in some section of the west, j with best fine staple cities -costing ! around 't cents, dean baaU, landed ; I in Iioton. j Tiie foreign inarkeLs are sen- - erally firm this week, London jciot-d today with merinos very) Kill be the dirigible's efshth ooean ' crofsln-;- ll liavinfr cro.-d the i Atlantic six time, and the Pacific, j during it-s.' journey around .the! world last year, once. On this ; flight it has tome from Germany: to Spain, acros-) Africa and the ' South Atlantic to I'ernamlAico j and down to Itio Janeiro, and up ! vieitors and reporters from ap proaching too cloaa to the ship, however, said that when the Graf arrived the two niruM that hold th gondola away from th lde of the bag werA broken Inside the nacelle a nd wired together. So one in authority could la fuund to confirm this, or to say how serious nuch an accident might be. but it was evident frojn th activity of the worS-"i, that something in the engine car was belli? repaired.. l-ayt nJht the 4-P passed through what Dr. Hugo Eckener. commander of the dirigible, char acterized as the . most severe -ual. he ever had experienced, but he said the ship weathered the s'.onu all right and he made no mention of any damage. mTTKKKAT SA.V KKANriS-'O. May 3! fAI fJytWTfat f- o. b. Kan Francisco, 3"c IfJlSTf-AMJ MtOIUCK IKTLAXb, Ore May 31 (Al) Uatts-r and Tr: weak, unchangtd. !ilfc ibuttrfat. poultry, coun try ni'-atJi. oniorit. potato-.-, 11 1 1'TI A Vll fin- r-.s- i I fii The Ore-ton strawberry crop th. . " "J ...1 '.""i.?L I to Lafcehum. year was tj.t:n:ateJ by the depart- . , " , , . lumoxrd by Storm meot or .sr-cuU.re at J s.: ...-,-. '' :'" " actuUnt j Although no announcement was I? UVtn- ---. -imeresi nta tie flnul dis- ! ' 0i ,h f'ct ' an" jguin-s-t 14..(--.0'-- f-uart. on !.- , , ,, .h 1 pawienger-i were apparently un- ; . awaro of it. the dirigible Graf eany in Junv. ".Mori i n q u i ry is re po rt v d fur mohair at around ! cent-- for orig- i fold, rainy weather since tlK- Inai bag adult hair." : Washington report was compiled The liull'-tm will publish the ha delayeij ripf nir.g of the Ore- ' following o.uotat.oni: ;gon-Wahingtun trawberry crop, i i-k-oun-d basif-: Oregon; fine an-.' fsmi h. Kent, goverinnt-nt r'-g- f. m. staple 1' ionai statistician, in a strawberry fr. .;ombng 7 .'crop report jtm issued. This has clothing 65-67 -ic-iuiit-'j in quaiuy wiow normal Foreign shipments of silk, ray on and cotton hosiery from the 1'nlttd Ktates amounted to 5.77?,--4" dozen pairs during a lin" of doz-n pairs. . WEATHER OtTLOOK fiAN PRAKCI8CO, May 31 (AP) Following is th weather outlook for the week beginning June 1: Far Western rtates: The out look Is for fair weather in Cali fornia and- Nevada and consider able cloudiness and occasional showers elsewhere. Normal tem peratures are indicated. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Notice is by this given that the undersigned executor of the estate of Miranda J. Smith, deceased, has filed his final account as such in the County Court of Union County, Oregon, and Raid court has v June 2nd. 1930, at 10. a. m. at the County . Court Room in La Grand". Union County. Oregon, ai the time and place to hear objec tions to and for the settlement of said account, HARKT ZURBRICK. May 3, 10. 17. Z4. 31. Executor. acree Iat y-ar. The total United States crop 1 cKtimattd at :T,s3(-,ofiO Qjattji, compared with. ;37,3ft5,'.,tfo qoaru in Zeppelin was dainageil by storm during tho flight from l'ernam buco. , .Making Kr-jiairs Shortly after the airship was nioored in the hangar workmen set up a ladder to the aft port en gine eondolft and it 1--011M -mti j; fine and f- in.. tnat sorne mrXr of repairs Wevc n 73, fine and f. nu ; !)POBr-M. it.. j,:it iimo tht C.nr. vatiey no. . New York Markets man officers were all rcntimr and ' t mil nnl lf." pc.ihi..1 W-.ilnt-. of i Gil!.. ny. cascara bark and hops " ... jiwijh .-i..,v.i. -.--.v. ji.i-...v : tlone. inide th steady and unchansed. i "T" nI prouueuon in gradinx. Ilrat combing 60-42. gooo 1 . - jantScipaled foiiowing the frost- . . i damage of early May. While sj- ' . . Avo rineorl Tnrfnn 'of fruit ta P'rhapa larger than ! nmn..VMi i.iuimiv AlK KslVSVU, 1 UUUy .,,1 a Kooi ,any i.rrU.- show 1'OliTLA.Nl, Ore. May 31 (Al'l i dec-red spots and many others Hogs: 1 100 Including 731 direct; not colored properly. .1 ;: M fiAK .M IIXJl.ll : ! NEW TOItK. May 31 (AP) have not colored properly. Icaltle tfi), calves 10; sheep 77S ln- ';' rOI'.TI.AMl. Ore.. May 31 (API 1 AH of the securities markets and; eluding 176 direct. Weeks totals , Hiigur: steady; (sacked basis) most of the commodity markets ) A few frozen-pack establish- approximately: hogs 4165. cattle! wine, fruit or berry 14. JO per cwt. ' were closed today, making a triple ments havt started o-rations. but 2335, calves :70. sheep ISiO.- " ' Jli t sugar 14.75 cwt, j holiday of the Memorial day week- 'moja operators stale that the frui; , Hogs: compared with week ago, j Klour: steady: (city delivery end. The banks were ojen for busi- had ripened , so slowly- and the ; slaughter classes l'5c lower, i'eed-j vrlees) family patents. 4s 17.00: 1 ne w for a half day. as usual, how- fresh market ha been so -strong j er pigs steady. Hulk light butchers j wh'.le wheat, 49 ir.l'; graham, ! icr. and the Chicaeo board of that not much barreling will le t Monday III. 50 with one load! 4!'B 15.50; bakers" hard wheat. (! trade and the .vk ort prouuee once txlor,.. June l. ana some lew: 111. to, bulk and lop thereafter J plants may not sm at all. ; 111. 25. Over and under weights flll.lo down, heavies down lo-llo.j -r , Tir r i Hough packing sows IS.50 H IS.75 ' (jQSOline War Urt ; smooth up to la.oo and better. lUil'd: bakers' bhieslem patents, i rzchange, sav for Its securities oe 4 Us H.50; pastry flour. 4'j K.50. partinem. were open. BETTER MERCHANDISE ALWAYS AT LOWER PRICES LADIES PAJAMAS Made Up From Washable Prints Size 14 to 38 to Close Out at , $1.00 ' NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP r D J J Hulk accvpiablti feeder p:g iJJ.wv. ! In Portland, ure.miu.n-d choice lots $i.2s.. . ; . ) .'attl: conipari-d wUh week ago, i l'OUTLANI. Ore.. May 31 AI') ..ste r and Hhe-Mtock uneven 2i j In stipite of n-rent price t-tand- 5yc lower. ftulUf steady tp strong, j ardization of 21 c- nts a gallon Choice veaiera 50c higher ana ; for gajiolln.-. a new "price war' -: other calves and veab-rs st-ady. broke o:t h--re today, and many ; Good fleers mostly $ 1 1.Jiui 1 1.75 ; n- r-tice stations were -belling motor with one load i 12.04. others St 1.0 1 ! fuel for IS cent.-. Uiiririg a drastic ' down. Commons down to $S.oft. " br- ak in price s a month ago gaso- ! Top heifo-rs J1'.50. Top cows j line ko Id as low as 13 H c-nin a liulk desirable nh'--Nto k t-S.75 up. gallon. Jrifincliruition of ind'-p-n- Low cutt-r.and cuttt-r J4.',i $7.2. . d'-nt d- al r to maiiiUiin prices -- "utt-r to mi-dinm bullM $6.0" 6t ! tabti-xhed by company-owned sta- j $7.50. Good butchers up to $S.25j tions ift said to have caused the ? and better. l!est vealers $ I 1.50. t rut. Catve-s '.' n down, off trade- JUNE DAYS , .... Bring- -. : SUNBURN ' Dorothy Gray Sunburn Cream Prevents sunburn and yet allows a natural tan. . $2.00 the Bottle THEL.&L. DRUGCO Announcing MEDICAL SPRINGS PLAYGROUND Grand Opening SUNDAY, JUNE 1 . ' 5 Meet Me There! An hiTitatinu U I lie good folks of'VAstcrn -Orpgop Ju particular . and to th vtorUl In general, -fai. visit Medical Springs Eastern Orfyon's newesst aiid finest pleasure and bcaltli resort;-- Xver iK-foro in, liMory liaro the pcoiiJc of Pattern Oregon Iiocu Afforded the oppc-rtunlty of Kuimnijn?. In Lite largest natural hot mineral water pool In tins entire west- t-niml-ttand for iMx-ta(ors son ting orcr StiQ ieoplc. (onvcnlcnt dressing rooms and lockers, -hwiiiimtng Insinictor. -Wadliig- pool- for- Uie litllo totat. J uncy Iilgli diving ami sulinnUng eililbitlpn.-Uro duck rarcs. At Mod km 1 Springs, yon irill find nil tlic plenuros nud com fortM of a genuine outing.- Ample parking fqiaco. A liugo plcnlp grove in the liade of old apple trees.- r Gnxl UiIiueh to owl, from. a ;lyrt-log 'Kandwiclt to a fall bourse' chicken dinner, served old fashioned farm Htjrle. wlileli- menus IoLm of gfxxl cream In the C-offoc and pie. tluit melts In your motilli. '"-'t. '.' ',- r . . A sH.-clnl feature of tle day :yHJ-be the moriilhg hall gnmo 1k . tuccn a picked team of tlo ilaker league vs.. Medical Springs. THE OPKXIXG OP A IT.AYG ROUND 1-nOMISIXf. MAN Y HAPPY HAYS IX THK FUTURE. - A F.YMOUS OLD KESOHT XOW OFFERS EVERY MODEItX FEATURE.- v ! -, - '. it ..- - : ' Join the Crowd for a Big Day! J.C.PENNEYC0. 108 Depot St La Grande, Ore. Men's Shirts Stripe Pattern 98c Men's broadcloth shirts in a new VAT printed stripe pattern on vat printed grounds. Collar attached and neckband siyles. Well made ar cut full and roomy. Really fine ' values! AT YOUR SERVICE WITH THE LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN Waist overalls, heavy grade triple stitched, copper riveted, re inforced on every point of strain $1.09 pIewY5rk-3Tre JUST AS IT IS THE CHOICE OF MANY OF UNION COUNTY'S BEST COOKS, SO IS THE Hot Point Electric Man THE CHOICE OF BETH BAILEY McLEAN Don't fail to see this beautiful, efficient, and economical range used and, demonstrated at ge The Observer CooMm cfaool Four days next week, Tuesday to Friday inclusive, at the High School Auditorium, La Grande. The Observer invites all housewives to attend no charge, everyone welcome. A rare chance to learn new recipes, new methods, new food economies. A HOT POINT RANGE FURNISHED AT MRS. MCLEAN'S SPECIAL REQUEST BY Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co, 'Always al Your Service"
