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BBR9!
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Saturday, June 7, 1930
The
Milanese
Straws
$1.19
Imported in the
new styles and
colors, an excep
tional VALUE.
" 1 E)
I Wallowa Lake Is
To Open June 14
For the Summer
iWtri-UN; unions caisio
TIIOL'IIM: J.N OIL iii:ms
J I. PS ANGKLKS ( APJ -Grooked
$fl V(jl holi'H an; cmislng trouble
jn the. petroleum Industry as dril
ling goon deeper.
, An error In drilling u well 6.o
(t 3.00(1 fvvt deep may cause coin
pllcutloits that did not clst at 1,000
U.CL .
V'! If the. hit trtU'H oil under Houmr
ftudy olfce properly, legal' diffi
culties arise.
(' .Worwj Htill, tlx- tli HI may iiiIm
oil entirely.. . . -.
iv : .
Today's car receipts: wheat J at;
barley 1, floiir -3, corn 3, oats -1
huy 1.
fete
m
PIPE ORGAN
'"SERVICE :
We always fur
nish organist and
organ selections
in our Chapel, un
less otherwise re
quested. For this
Service no charge
is made, , . ,
WALKER'S
FUNERAL SERVICE
5IB AT SPRING ST.
.PHONE Z42
For
? i SUNDAY
DINNER
HAZELW00I)
ICE
CREAM
The GOOD Kind
lly Jlrock Taylor
Observer Correspondent)
KNTKHPJtlSK. Ore. (Special)
The Knlerprl.so chamber of com
merce decided to hold a dinner at
Wallowa J,ako park as n friendly
gesture to the new management
of the park this year. TheMium
bcr of commerce hero also voted
hearty endorsement of the man
agement of the Wonderland. C. A.
liingamnn, new owner and J. I toss
l-,esliv his chief assistant, have
been working at the lake for 'weeks
getting tilings In shape Tor the
official opening if tho park on
June 11. .Mr. I'ingaman will add
to the nport and entertainment
on tin grounds. I le will provide
a tennis court and croquet grounds
Hunts and horses will also he for
hire.
1 KnterprfNe stores will he closed
next Tuesday after 10 o'clock be
cause of the annual Ktora road pic
nic. Ice cream, coffee ami sugar
will be furnished by Kntcrprixc.
The North Knd people will put up
tho lables and furnish the cream.
There, will he a brief speaking pro
gram before dinner. Music will
bo furnished by the Knterpilsu
municipal baud and the drum corps
of (he American Legion. After
dinner, there will ho races, sports.
and dancing. The dance floor will
bo put down just before the dance
and canvas will ho stretched over
the pavilion. Tho picnic will he j
held In a wooded spot about 25 j
miles north of Knterprise.
I'Ycd ShaTer was in Knterprise
last Saturday from Troy.
J. It. Hamilton, of Union, was In
Knterprise Tuesday visiting friends
and relatives in his old home town.
A run of Chinook salmon is re
ported to he in tho South Fork
river above Lost Inc. Several largo
fish huve already been caught i"
this river by sumo of the near-by
residents.
Judge J. W. Knowles held a
brief term of circuit court here
, Krlday, hearing motions and argu-
l mcntn. There were no trials.
I .Mr. and .Mrs. Ben A. Wright left
Knterprise Sunday fin Salem where
they will visit .Mrs Wright's par
ents. Mr. Wright was principal of
, Knterprlso High school for many
years.
i i it M'nul mil in. tmf rtf tlirt l'urt.
hind branch of the Federal He- ". mui"
serve bank was in town Tuesday, veinber at J 1 r0. A .wide assortment
Ho spent much of his time driving f "bares lost from ?3 to more
'about the country, studying farm 'ban ? 1 0.
conditions. , I The market broko out of the
Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Tucker and : narrow trading area In which
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
CHICAGO WHEAT
Oimu IIIkIi Low Close
1'il.v l.oM I. io I.03J4 i.o!(i) ',
S.-IH I.OX,I.IO 1.117 1. 0!l i 'i ..
! i.i:iyi.n i.iik I.I.1J4 i.i:iy,j4
POUTI.AN" WHEAT
Oicjii IIIkIi Jhjw ; Close
July I.IKI I.IM I .( (. 1 .02 i,f.
'H I.OHJS I .OS'S 1.03 " l.llii "'"
volume, Dhows miperlor quality at to retailers) fresh extras, 24c:
priwiu, over California's output, jstandarils J3e: fresh mediums 22c.
"Carlot loadings of mixed vege- i Prices to wholesalers 2c under
tables from i'ortlund to .Montana price to retailers,
points Include 8 to .2 locally-: Milk: ljutterfat cent higher; raw
crown fruits and veKetalili s, (,-ronn 'milk (4 per cent) 2.30t2.40
outdours and in Willamette valley ' cut., di'lrvcrccl Portland, less 1 per
hothouses." I cent: (trade b milk $2.05. Uuller-
! fat statlun 2Sc; track 3lc: deliver-
l'OKTIA.Ml LIVESTOCK jles in rortland. 31c.
J'OH'I'lvANI), Ore.. June 7 (Al) Poultry, country meats, onions,
Hoks 200, all direct or on con. potatoes, wool, nuts, hay cuscaru
tract. Week's totals: hoes 4300, hark and hops steudy and un
catlle 2540, calves 100. sheep 0355. ' chanced.
IIoks: compared with week aso, !
Eggs Decline In
Oregon Markets
I'UIITI.ANI), Ure June 7 (AC) 'Butter Higher,
....... . ,ltt I,, ll fmn, i
hard whllo $1.10.
Kofi white 9 1 .1(3. I
Western white l.03. I
Hard winter l.ol.
Northern spring ?1.0I. '
Western r. d l.01. I I 'lt Tl.A N U, Ore., June 7 (Al')
.... v.. ., it. ...i.i... ,.,.,. ! IhMtel' has Udvaneid mnl i.i'l.h
nave oeeimeil, 1 1"" '""-j ,.,. i oiiuiik
With the market top-heavy from i" eights and less desirable llBhts .
accumulated s iiinlieH. the l-aeifie l" " I
I cooperative I'oultry 1'roducers an- Cuttle: comared with week uro, ST ATE
jnuunceo a c rtduction in vkk "'eers, sne-stock and Itulls 25c Hi
j iiuiilatlons late Friday. This drops Wc lower. Calves apd vealers 50c j
fuirlyjexlnis to 24c. standards to 23c and lo $1.00 lower. A few loads of cuod !
?I 1.75, majority
down. Commons)
slauKhter classes mostly 25c lower I STCAK AM) 1'I.OL'H
but stronc at the close. Keeder j I'OIITLANI), Ore., Juno 7 (AT)
pics 25c hlKlier. Hulk and practical J Sugar: steady (sacked basis)
top liKht batchers for the week cane, fruit or berry J4.70 per cwt.
JII.OO with seallered choice' lots ' licet sucar J4. 65 cwt.
toward weekend at 111.25. Over;. .-.. ,.n
dow"' prices) family patents, 41is J7.00;
HoiiBh ,vhole wheat. 411s JO. 10: ci-ahum.
. 4'Js $5.;MI; bakers' hard wheat, !Ks
!$0.20: bakers' hlueslem patents, 4'Js
50.50; pasny flour, 41ls $0,511.
and under weights $10.75
i heavies down to $!l.5n.
'Packlnif sows $.25f $.5o, smooth
up to $:i.oo. choice llcht feed.r
WOMEN STATE
THEIR FAITH
IN DRY LAWS
(Continued from Page One)
wool, .MAKKirr
HUSTON, June 7 (Al-) A
larce business in wool continued mediums to 22c. jsteers $11.00 fit
during the past week. The dlslrl- Tin; produce exchunae added le entases $10.75
LIONS
COMING HERE
NEXT SUMMER
butiou of the demand over the
varlovis grades did not vary to any
great extent from the previous
week, Some C4's and finer wools,
especially original bag lines were
the most, active. The next most ac
tive grade was 4-50's. Some fair
sized lots .IK-GO's wen; taken while
fU's remained u rather dull grade.
Prices were firm to slightly stronger.
f Continued from Pace One)
to the IHicu of builer mulclnir r!x.'uown 10 .' "P hollers SMI.50, I. ,
tras a;ic. - standards lic, prlmo ,)Ulk down. Top cows $.0(, i over a year old. but since
firsts, :ilc and firsts 30c. ' , bulk desirable kinds $8.00fii $S.S5. j has sponsored seven other
HuKerfat ut tin- same' time winIJ'ow cuttors and cuUors $3.f0 (it) I ern Oregon clubs including
advanced Jc to 31c delivered Port- -7 Cutler to medium bulls I dleton. Haker, Knterprise
land.
Several Issues
Drop Sharply In
Stock Exchange!
NKW YOitK, Jun 7 (AP)
Htock prices were sharply depres
sed in today's abbreviated session
of the New York stock exchange,
as the consistent bear campaign
.waged during the greater part of
the week finally dislodged a large
volume of stock f rom the hands
of discouraged holders,
.Several Issues broke through tho
low levels of early May, and re
corded new m Illinium levels for
the year, notably l. H. Kteel, which
closed at $iii'i.'ft, oir s,st. -in is K,
compares with a previous 1H30 low
Jtcviewfug the fruit and vege
table situation, the Porftand bur
jeau of the I!. .S. department of us-
i ii-uii in o
".Strawberry receipts are liberal
again, hut most of Wednesday's
supplies wero eilhur bar-lled or
trucked to Seattle. Th,s Scalllu
berry market Is decidedly stronger
than at Portland. As a result of
recent rains, strawberries aro still
too wattery to stand longer I ban
over-night shipment. Several Mon-
itana orders aro unfilled, because
! of risk in shipping that far, until
j berries show better quality. Har
( rollers at Portland and Paget
So:lnd points aro now at tin: height
of the season's activity.
"Outside demand for Oregon
peas from .Montana, and east
Jward Is strong, and the market I a
j firm for good peas. Present car
ilot shipments aro strictly IJ. S. No.
1 quality; consequently, peas offer
ed for sale locally aro generally
slightly sub-standard, but still of
it quality.
Oranges continue to advance, at
then
Kast -Pen-
Arilton-
Meppner annd others
and these clubs will co-operate
with I.a Grande next Juno when
tho stato delegates meet here.
butchers j Kreewaler
? l.oo, ;
UG.OOtf $7.00. Odd head
I ?.. Top light vealers
calves J'J.OO down, off grades most
ly Vi.OU'ff $7.00, soniu us low us
l$,',, : ' ! The convention was to clone this
) Sheep: ljuotably ' steady - with l- afternoon and tho ai Grande
week ago. Good to strictly cholco ! group Is expected back homo lo-
lanibs at Slf.oo with outstanding ! morrow. t
quality occasionally touching $:.ro. Selection of Mr. Kerris for the
Throw-outs mostly ?7.00 down with district governorship is regarded
considerable showing down td .. ! us. lt signal hoaor and one thai
I'ractlcal top -lor yearlings $5.50 (.;illl( delightrni surprise to
With hulk of kinds $4.00r,i I5.OO. ' tho ' Knslern TkreL'on delegation.1
Itulk ib-sirabl,. ewes $2.f,0 ft, 3 ;25 ) s ,.. i-Vrrls was activ'e in organiK
wllli choice 120 pounds down quot-j ing thn local (ilui anil in the oth
ablo ?3.r,0. ('nils down to $1.00. , I rnv aI1(I has'been'a successful and
1 . ' I eomix'lent )resitling officer here
j PORTI.AM PHOUL'OK'.-- during his incumbency,
t POUTLANJ), Ore., June, 7 (AP) ..; o. I-1. Tat'e. of Portland, was re-
Hutter: cent higher;' cubes: ex-1 eim-ieft khua Keee.ii.i-v ,,),,'
tras 3:1c; standards :-32i:; prime! to Associated Press reports this'
tirsts, 31c; rirsis, 30c. (.'reamery afternoon. Klamath Kails took!
prices: prints 3c over snbn stand-; first honorn in the stunts program1
.nr(Ja- ' I with Kugene and Tillamook re-
i Kggs: two cents lower; (prices reiving honorable mention.
sidiiied" by those persons wishing
to repeal prohibition, and that the'
repeal movement was backed by ;
"millions of dollars." ,
Virginia White Spec!, of tho
Idstrict of Columbia, said she fav-
ored thn resolution In its eniirely. i
"An Integral Purl"
"The eighteenth amend mcnt," ,
nhu told tho convention, "Is an in- ;
tegral part of our constitution.!
i xspllf- everything that has been
said and 1 hope that you club
women will not bo duceived any!
modification 01 our present laws
would mean a return of the sa
loon." 1
Prolonged haiidi lapping greet-
cd Iho remark.
Uefore the final vole was put on '
tho unamended resolution, .Mrs. !
Ol to. Kahn, New York, gained roc- j
oguitiou from the chairman to
speak in favor of inclusion of the 1
word. Only a scattering of "ayes" j
greeted the volo on tho. amend-
iiieiu, and tho standing volo on ,
tho adoption of tho resolution w as i m
taken immediately thereafter. j -
What was suheduled us a pro
jected move on tho part of one 1
group or delegates lo delete an
other section of tho resolution
tailed to materialize. This sec
tion recited that "prohibition of
fers the best means for curbing
the liquor traffic and its attend-,
ant crimes."
J.C.PENNEYC0.
108 Depot St.
La Grande, Ore.
A Curling Iron
WiH K-ip Your Hair
Looking Its Best
This electric curling iron 1$
io easy to use it has a con
venient long handle and a de
tachable plug. A few minutel
every day will keep your haji
looking well al! the time.
89c
1 i,n;its hop ori'
.MONTGO.M'KltY, Ala., June 7
(AP) Col. ltoberlo KJerro, Mex
ican aviator, and his companion,
Arnull'o Cortes, look off from
Maxwell field this morning for
New York whero ho plans to slart
ik non-stop flight to, Mexico City
next week.
USED CARS
1928
CHEVROLET COUPE
; Completely Reconditioned
,,. $42500
LARIS0N CHEVROLET CO.
Main 2 Main 508
irregular Intervals. larger sizes
shifted upward in price this week
again.
"California peaches and apricots j
have been available for several 1
It !days, although at sirlclly luxury
struggling Tor ; nearly a prices. 1 .
decisive fashion. Total i "Local new potatoes urn on the
son. of Knterprise. wero fishing has bnen
up South Kork Thursday. ! month hi
Mrs. J. :. linker, of Covnr
d'Alene. Idaho, accompanied by about 2,250,000 shares, larger Hum per lb. Retailors1 and fruit-stands i
her iH-itHddaiiuhtcr is here for a I the turnover during several five I, have had local potatoes for a week I
visit with her sister, Mrs. Geo. J). hour days of late, 'and the tlckerjor so.
Stone. 1 ;was delayed several minutes.' , I "The proverbial 'carrying coals
Hockett left Tuesday for - , I to Newcastle' was equalled mm
s.
SEALED IN STEEL
v
Try a 3 -color
brick. They cost
no more.
THEL.&L.
DRUG CO
G. It
his home at lilg Piney, Vyo.. tak
ing with him his three children.!
They have been with lr. C. T. ;
Docket), of Knterprise since the
'death of their mother b.:;t winter, j
!()ni or more f them may come
! back to go to Knterprise schools'
j next fall. '
Waller 'Astwood arrived home,
1 from California laid week, where
i he has been living since last fall,
illc may remain here thl summer. ,
( .Maurice H en vis Is home for a
'week's vacation Trum Ills work in,
!a Portland brokerage company,
j I,. Kee Wllliains. sujierl ntendent
(of Ihe Knterin-ise wchool. dearted '
with bis family Tor his summer
1 vacation. Mr. Williams may at
! tend a summer school In Calif
ornia.
A recltol was given by piano
pupils of Miss Merule Clayton to
parents am) friends of the .pupil), j
Augusi SCaugg broke his b g while 1
working In the timber of rpper ,
Alder Slope. Mr. Ziugg and rela
tives came here from l.'ntoii rounty 1
i week by the movement of a car
III "rrKKI'WT (,r portland-grown head-lettuce to
SAN KIIANCISCO, June 7 (AP) iOakland. Cal., tile center'if Iho
-iluiterfat f. o. b. Han Krandsco, ; world's greatest lei lure production;
l- I Oregon lettuci-, although limited in
TIKDJIUIBIIE
IPlRdDOF
2a.
ALWS
AT YOLK SERVICE
WITH THE LOWEST
MICKS IN TOWN
WORK
SHIRTS
Very xtmd y u (I e r
rhamhray work shirts
in hlue or kic.v, triple
stitched, two pockets, re
inforced at wry point
of strain
39c
NEWYoRKbTaRE
Sheriff A. P. Miller ami t'by Me
Ginni.i diov out to Flora last Sat
urday night and brought In Les
ter Ktig.ii t and Ted I Iowa it on.
wlm wero drunk at the Klora danee
a ucl were causing some trouble.
They were fined each.
r. P. It. Whltnkcr drove to
Port bind last Kriday, leaving Kn
terprise early In the morning. In.
Whltaker returned Sunday evening.
j I.. Ilerland and daughter, .M i s.
1 I.onls.i Day and her daughter, Miss
rfl ' M'hlred 1 i.y drove to Portland the
in st 01 I tie wccks wnn 1 in turn
Wllsdit ftir a few days.
Tony l. Smith, secretary of Ihe
Kastern Oregon Ktvestock show at
t'nion. .is In Knterprise lust l-'il-day
in the behalf id the show.
Gardens ami crops nf Wallnw a
-.Mttniy shot up alio't over night
shoe the heavy rain.
The steady hum of lo.nev bees
was heard on Main street of Knier-pri-o
I-'riilay morning and people
dodgetl left and right to miss the
nting mass of bees. They flcn
IF YOU WISH
to remodel your kitchen inspect the
built-in fixtures we have on display in
our office. You will like the colors and
the style of various colored knobs and
handles.
Perhaps you will yet a suyyestion
from it that will help you furnish your
kitchen the way you want it.
HOME LUMBER
COAL CO.
Cuvo
'QI'AM'l'V AMI SKimi'i;"
&
the
'd
otiCo
In auto windows
Pin, illy. HI, line David, f-e. uii.l -ba lid
store mail of Klllerprlse, M-rured
a hive and began hiving the bees,
lo the relief of excited eill.eiis.
HI API v; m-;xt
Pi IITI,.VNH. Ore,.
- -The ' preliminary b
Thollipson. eharged
degree murder In iniint
tho death of Harry K. :
laiiab dlHer, w;is Frl f
pal eoiiit next Tm.-da . toila
Thoin 1 so 11. who is a I leg
hate hit Nordstrom with hi
w lib h later I'iOIM'il bis death
rendered lo puliie ysierday
ri ut hoiilles had searched for
four days,
AY
I A P
r i:
I I l-sli
Mini' 7
aritig f
With feeolid
inet-tion v ith
I. N01 d-.lt 'mi,
lllHUll 1-
LADIES'
Blouses and Sweaters
VERY SPECIAL
$1.98
NORTON'S
KIDDY SHOP
ureka
SEE IT!
TRY IT!
NKW (IRANI) l'KIZE
E
VACUUM CLEANER
Completely Cleans anil Sanitizes the
House from Basement to Attic
Call for Free Demonstration
II & S ELECTRIC CO.
107 Depot St.
that even drowned in water
it still runs on
a
-1 .rv v-
V ) xQ& . a rt reuv
. ........ ........ fm-
W:
"HO would dare lo put a
refrigerntoritiechniiism
to such a test to oub-
niergc it in water and expect it
to run?
Who would dare? Those same
engineers who built a refrigera
tor mechanism so efficient, so
utterly dependable that they
could seal it up hermetically w ith
a permanent oil supply and
A-note that it would run faithfully
through the years without a
thought or worry.
They submerged it in water
and it still ran on. Think of the
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
RCPRIGERATOR
Join tut in tho General Electric Hour braadcatt crfrr Saturday Ereninfi at 9 o'clock, Eastern Standartt
Timp, orvr a nation-tcitip A". H. C. nrticarft.
Liberal Allowance on Your Old Refrigerator
Payments as low as $7.50 monthly
W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO.
Now Priced as
Ia)w ns
s205-
at tho factory
significance of such a test to you!
Dust, dirt, moisture, rust that
lead to breakdowns and repair
bills are powerless to halt the
flawless operation of General
Electric mechanism. For in that
small, round casing you see on
top of every General Electric
Kefrigerator the entire mecha
nism is barricaded with impreg
nable walls of steel hermetically
sealed! Dust, dirt, moisture and
rust can never get inside.
Here is a refrigeralorthat gives
you all the recognized advan
tages of electric refrigeration
and a great deal more ltesidcs. A
mechanism so efficient that your
electric current liillg are cut to
but a few cents a day. An incredi
ble quietness of operation theday
you buy and altrays. A freezing
regulator that is accessible right
at your finger-lips. A snow white
porcclain-lined cabinet that will
wearlikcsfee becauseitusteel.
And the entire mechanism per.
manentyoiled.and hermetically
sealed against trouble.
Come in ana' let us tell you
about our surprisingly easy
terms.