La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 23, 1930, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPage Eight Monday, June 23. I93n LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Headlight Pre-Shrunk Guaranteed Overalls (Union Made) q c v. s. sailor srnru:i : CHKItnOITUO, Krance, Juno 23 (AP) ' An American sailor from tho battleship Arkansas today was In a crltlcui condition following n Blabbing- affray ashore lat night. Tho bluejacket, whos name wno said to be I'luc, was stabbed In the back when he. tried to mop a right between Kreneh and Polish hwi men. The blado penetrated his lung. SAVEYOUK Vacation Finns for MAE STEARNS And Be ASSURED of GOOD Pictures Leave Them At THEL.&L DRUG CO ALWAYS At Your ftcrvk-o Willi tlio . Lowest l'rluca In Town Full Fashioned Hose AM) 811, K TO TII13 TO! NewYdrk Store M. ti. Sunlil, MniuiKer SCORCHY SMITH Trnd0 98c r LOOK SfOSU-us' t?S' ' 1 i' 1 1 , i, . IT BE A BATTLE OP ' V&5 -"""" "?3jll5?!Ts3JSii we'LL SPIRAL ON TUEMION'T VVORBV, SCOPCHV, N I . T . BIG WORMS HER LCAOEK. mSiy-S. sSSgSSs?'' V vESSS SO TvIEV WON'T KNOW JTtlEMTWO AVOUMTAIN I I . A ORTMt BAND Ut' BIG PtlsWSSi-- XV Br 'shSS WHICH WAV TO RUN ! y SHEEP BE FiGUTin' vvp I s I ) ' FELLER BE BUTTIN' T' KS5?VV ?imjflfo. ,0,,. 4AI . V ' WON'T STOP FtR M I , WEAKEMIN'ONE RIGHT XZZ&iS 'Wlfjf Xy'lIK sfes . f VNOThIN''- J ,V' S , 0'7&& WILL LIVE TO FIGWT iJlimX- laSv-JvV SWZ' s ' LITTLE FELLER BE l 1 ' ' -- i -r -- .. X. ,-) t!jg"vW T 'T ' O-ii Srtnu SIKM -.rt nT.DTJT A lrado Mark Registration Applied For "The Gi?eat Uw vork ee- PAf?TMENT STORE, WHEWE Gloria ts employed a a FASHION ARTlST, 15 STAGING ITS ANNUAL Summer FASH ION -REVUE GLOI5IA HAS BEEN ASKET3 TO ACT AS A MANjVEQUIfV, ano has consented weg grace and oai?m attract the attention1 OF Mf? A rVOMINENT fEW VOQK PRODUCE1!? OF MUSICAL -CEVUES, ANO HET OFfBKS GLORIA A-FbSiTION A5 SktoW GittL IN A t-Ol?TH. COMING PRoDuOTiON.' (PLASSIFIED A I The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties NEW TODAY I'll It ItlCNT Houho cluso In, 2109 3rd. 6 23-3 t. 'Oil HAIJi Otiroc Jersey bull. Art Bi'hrens, tiummcrvlllc. C-23-3 p. you SALIC Oil KENT Thorough ly modern threi room house, I'hono S39-W. G-23-C tp KOH iilONT .Mod. bedroom for one or two gentlemen. Breakfast If preferred. Ph. 43I-K., 1708-lst. 6-23-1 t. L'HKU OAKS With a new car guarantee, 1H30 Silver Winged Chrysler 70 sedan, 60 Hodan, 58 touring. Chrysler garage. C-23-1 t. KOK HALK Six used truclt from X ton to 2 ton capacity. Smith's garage. fi-23-G t. WANTED WANTK1J Kumlly 227-lt. Wash. I'liono 0-20-3 tp DJUVJNO TO SKAHIDK Want pnsaengers to share expenses. Writo A. H. Observer. B-28-1 nip FOR SALE FOR BAMi At DM .lerfoison ave. Morgage .stock at reason able prices. Ono Studeliaker President "6" 1127 model, one U runner air compressor, 300 lbs. One electric fan and pipe for painting. Ono Bin lis paint outfit. Also other articles for garage use. J. I,. Munhiill. G-20-2C FOU SAI.K 11. I. It. spring frys. Will deliver dressed. Farmers J!XC. G-I'J-4 tp KOU SAIJ; Rlonureh range. Ph. Alain 54!). G-IS If. FOli SAI.K Six room modern cot tage, excellent location Wallowa Lako grounds, tlood fireplace, good range in kitchen and houso almost fully furnished. 13. M. Calvert, Joseph, Ore. G-17-Gtp. FOR SAMS Ruslness and part furniture of Ostermoor hotel, 24 rooms. Mrs. F. M. Martin. I'll. HHi, Uaker, Ore. G-1G-1 nip WHINHAHD'S Columbia near beer on draught. All kinds of sand wiches and soft drinks. The Lottos, in business 80 yenrs. 0-4-1 in. FOR RENT FOIt RKNT Modern G-rm. houso. Garago and wood shed, 1U08 Ad ams. 6-21-2 tp FOR RKNT 6 room modern bungalow bet. Wash, and Adams, at 1904 Alder. 0-20-2 1. KOU RENT Mod., furn. apt., IIIII4-3M. I'h. JU-W. (i- 3-rm. !tl-2lp l''Olt o. HUNT 3-rni. furn. apt., 1101 'bono S'JI-W. G-l'J-lit. Milt RENT Itnis. 111. Phono Hii-W, Ladles. Close c-io-tr KOU HENT Kiirnislied aparlnient. 1X03 Atlllllls avenue. ll-S-lr. U. S. L. Batteries Your old buttery ami $(l.8 puts it new ono In your ear. Burgess Battery and Electric 3 Mocks east of V. 1. Depot. MnjtsMBlHtri,i,,,nApi)1,ed For s P" WAVE VOL) f )'?l NoTtaeo tviat V il v5- i Foreign-looking , ,( i man ? I t'H V! lWvME-'s HERE -O m m ( sthony ) C 5 ' He's Tl h(vA r r ffJW 1 weA--ao him KVVf-iiA YJ;c.- SPEAKING TD Want Ad Rates Observer (Count five average word to the line.) Per line, 1st Insertion . lOo Per line, etch added consec utive insertion ..- 7c Minimum charge on one order -250 RATES BY MONTH 2 llnea, per month .....18.60 8 linos, per month ..13.26 4 llnea, per month ......$4.00 6 lines, per month .4.76 Kach additional line over five charged at 60c per line per month. CASH IN ADVANCE! la re quired on all Classified orders to earn these rates. Higher ratea charged on all credit Insertions. Copy for all Classified ordera must be In this office by 10 A. M. DAY OF INSERTION. SUp orders on ad Inserted until fur ther notice must be received by the same hour or extra insertion will be charged. Telephone ordera solicited. Cash rates may be earned on Bhone ordera by payment on or efore date of last Insertion. PHONE MAIN 87 "An Observer Want Ad Will Do It" FOll RUNT Furn. apt. llKhts and water furn. 2108 Adams. C-17-Ctp FOll KENT Cool, modern, furn. apt. I'VlKldairo, 2 beds, garage, Jjnulis Court. C-ll-lm. POU HENT Hod. apt. with Krldl galre. Call Melville's. C-G-tf. nijuvnuuuia 1 u-lllllBUUU. Summer rates. Inquire Sommor ,,,, c , , hotel 6-28-1 m FOR RKNT Furn. houses and apts., with baths, clean, quiet, low rates. Adults. 1810 Grcon wood, 6-10-1 m. MISCELLANEOUS SPI'JCIAI Cold cream, powders and beauty requisites at half price. Marlnollo Beauty shop, over I j, & ,. drugs. G-21-3t KASTKRN ORKGON School of Music, violin, piano, voice. Cred its. I. O. O. F. temple, 447-J. G-9-l m. '-A UHANDU) MATTK1CH8 & Up linlstenlng & Rug Cleaning Works. Phone 424-W. Chaa. Ed wards, Prop, 12-1-lm I'UHK MILK Contains overy elo nient required by tho human body. Our dairies aro oporated with careful attention to sanlta. tlon. Wo recommend PURE NATURAL MILK to you, Un ntlulterated, unpasteurized, tin standardized. Tho best milk over sold In Ia Grande Is produced by LA GHANDU DAIRYMEN'S AS SOCIATION. 62G-1ie MONEY TO LOAN We are repre sentatives For the Prudential In ouranco Co., and can make farm or city loans at attractive rates of Interest. Cbafl. H. Reynolds, insurance, loans and bonds. UOOKINO WORK. Repair work or any kind of a new roof. Call Chas. Hlldebrand, bJOW. S-6-lmp MONET TO LOAN on improved olty property, straight loans or Installment plan. 2uest ' rates. United States Investment Co Phone Main 11. l-ls-lm FOR TRADE WILL EXCIIANOE My fully! equipped 3211 aero dairy rami, 40 j head of milk oiiWM, 12 head I young stock, a horses and 111a- I ehlneiy. Illg barn, li Ijival milking ninetiine, hoiiHes. wnhT A FIGHT OVER AD in barn and both houses. SO acres finest bottom land on Ncstucca river near Tillamook. Malance good hill pasture. All fenced. Trade only with owners. Want Htock ranch In . " northern part of Grande Hondo valley. Itobert Fry rear, Cloverdale, Ort., phone GG5-J. G-l 9-4 cp Vallee, Band Display Talents In Lavish Film FIvo lilting love songs from the golden throat of America's newest Idol Rudy "Vallee! Saxaphone and clarinet solos by tho same master of these two In- Flax was relatively firmer than strumcnts! , , M other graimi, but the market was A complete colorful orchestral unsettled and slightly lower corn background by tho Connecticut pared with a week ago. Yankees, who, under Vallee's lead- I Increased offerings of new wheat ershin. hnvn rlun-mnl thn uri.fM ' .i .. ...ui. it i .. Such i thn v,ri,lmn feucn is tno extrav.igant musical icsuvai otiercu patrons at tho remaining In North America, ap Stato theatre, whero Radio Pic- peared to bo the dominating in tures all-talking film, "Tho Vaga- fluenco In the wheat market, since uonu j,over," is now showing. 'J he songs which will be crooned from the screen by Vallee are, "I I.ovo You, Believe Mo, I Love You," "I'll Rn i)r.niln,i,.,i r vi, "re v 1 11 jjo Keminileu or 1 ou, If You Wnrrt thn riiiit, firi n ...i 7 itr w ero tno only oirl and I wero tho only Boy,' A Little Wss Kach Morning, a Little Kias Each Night" and "I'm Just a Vugabond Lover." ThO KMfnllntiM ii-nrn ,vi ,, .1 n l.ir Rudy himself, who Inspected more than 200 songs for his screen debut, Sally Wane, Radio 1'lctures' baby starlet is the foil for the hero's lOVC-maK 111 IT. ULIierS n tht cunt include Marie Dressier, Nella Walk- nr., t,.. nlm V,' " rZ r hV.-w-, , , Alan Koscoe. Charles bellon and Norman Peck. i,,lVn.Ani,ICT t'ltK,,A'l ,:" ! SEATTLE, Wash.. June 23 (AP) IVapped in a locked room where he hud been placed no a disciplin- i ary measure, Roy Nelson, narcotics patient in tho King county hos- pital, burned to death when his bed caught fire. Sir Thomas Upton's last attempt win America's cup was In ld-'O. to wnen uesoiuie neat MlumrocK iv. 1 Professional Directory This directory is especially handy Tor tlio newcomer or for tho out-of-town render who may ivant tlio imino mid address, of somo professional man. It has been carefully prepared n ml will prove to be a ready nld to Any reader in obtaining prompt pro fessional service. CLASSIFIED FOR 11 QUICK REFERENCE" Physicians & Surgeons A. U RICHARDSON, M. I. . . Physician and 8urgeon 1 Office over Glnse Drugs Office Phone, M-1S Res. M-66 MiU It. ItOIJVY, M. I. LEWA WILKES, M. D. Practice limited to diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. New Foley Telephone Building ' Main 16 Astrologer MRS. FRKDKIUCK UALSfES .101 N, AVE. Readings Daily. Readings by Mail a Specialty FOR A CROWN THERE HEAT?D HIM SAY SONIETHING ABOUT LOOKING lOR BEAUTIFUL AMjpiCAN GIRLS TO GO QUINb if KaVwW ' I? HAS HE vi'SANi m. j" ) PICKET) ti VFTSYa -W anyone o GRAIN MARKETS DECLINE SHARPLY Prices of Most Wheats Carried to Lowest' Point in Years. WASHINGTON, Juno 23 Grain marketH declined sharply during tho week ending Juno 21, and , , . , , . Prices of most grains were carried recent years, according to the Weekly Grain Market Review of tho United States Bureau of Ag- ricultural Kconomics. Generally , . , , , . . . . market, increased, movement of new wheat and continued slow de mand, particularly for wheat and rye, were principally responsible tor the sharp reduction In prices. Wheat reached tho, lowest point ;s!nce 1914, rye since 1902,. oats 'slnco 1922 and corn since 192GG. i. , , , , port demand for the large stocks I crop conditio, in Important pro - duclng areas of the Northern hem- Isphcro were slightly less favorable than recently because of deterlor- .1 t. , , ation caused by hot, dry weather in i t , . somo areas and by heavy local storms In other districts. Harvest-' lng of winter wheat in tho United states has proceeded northward to T...llnnn t itn t I and Central Kansas, with ripening being hastened by dry weather in the Central Western States. Tho condition of domestic spring wheat onntlmma fnnnrnllir fnvnfnhlr. nl. though local damage from heavy , . , , , , ' ,"ea,. VV . while additional moisture would bo ! helpful In others. Showers In tho I Canadian Provinces wero beneficial f,or sr"Z whe1' but som. ur,tnr ' damage has been reported froh . high winds In sections of Alberta,1 wheho high temperatures have re- duced tho moisture supply. Euro- pean crops are reported to have deteriorated during tho week, par- ticularly In Italy and Poland, as a ui u.y i . pects continue better than last sea- son In Germany and Austria and aro lavoraoio in J3uigai-ia auu jiou- mania. Heavy lhi-.ler storms did sum u,w 111 ei.n.a.K, and Franco during the week. Wheat Markets Domestic cash wheat markets de. elined with futures and current sales of all classes of wheat wero at the lowest prices in recent years, )ry weather In the southwest ored harvesting and threshing and marketing of new wheat Increased materially. 102 cars of new wheat wore received at Kort Worth since June 20. Tho quality has improved sneeze on tho greens of the Te. rapldly and protein is high. Pro- j arkana Oolt and Country club, und miums have therefore boon negllg- the victim with the putter knows iblc, with dealers nt that market Immediately that a little more bidding only l-2e premium over , endyehism" Is needed, ordinary' types for 13 per cent pro- "Cnddychlsm," now in golf's lox teln wheat, and about l-4c addi- i icon, describes a session that the tional premium for each 1-4 per j club's sccrcttary has once each cent protein over tho 13 per cent. I week with tho caddies. No. 1 hard winter ordinary protein , There is more to the sessions was quoted June 20 nt 1)5,1-2 90c, than appears nt first blush. Tex dcllvered Texas common points or arkana club caddies not only must basis Galveston export rate. JIllls bo able to carry clubs with a grnce wero taking the now wheat freely that eliminates clatter, but must but thcro was little export inquiry. ;nlso know tho little niceties that go i cars of new wheat were received I to make the perfect club carrier at Kansas city, half of which was ! practically Invlsiblo and non-exist-from Kansas and the remainder cn't. rrom Oklahoma. Tho Oklahoma , Illustrations go along with the whenb was of high protein, ranging weekly lessons and caddies are per fiom 13 1-4 to 14 1-2 per cent, but mitted to ask qnestluns on obscure the Kansas whet raw slow In pro- 1 points. necnuse tho caddies are toin, ranging from 10.85 to 12 per; graded and paid accordingly, they cent. I are taking the business seriously 1 Tho new wheat sold nl practical- and pay close attention to the "end ly the same price ns old crop grain dychism." but demand generally was of only j . moderato volume. Heavy test The total targets of Frank Troeh weight, high protein old wheat was or Portland, Ore., droped in trap In good demand from local mills, ' shooting from the regulation 10 but export inquiry was lacking. I yard distance Is estimated at 115, Spring wheat mnrkets followed noo. He began shooting In 1012. I PON T KNOW. HE'S CERTAINLY WATCHING. US . TO WOULLI X YOU Go I YOU S -fC WE'RE si S.-M t the downward trend on winter wheat but demand for flour im proved at the lower prices and mills became more active buyers of cash grain with tiio results that cash premiums vero advanced ubout lc per bushel in relation to future prices. The decline In Durum wheat was not quite so great as in Hread wheats, July Durum at Duluth de cllnlg only 6 7-8c and closing Juno 20 at 82 5-8c. omestlc inquiry was somewhat Improved and Phere was scattered export demand, but pros- ipects ior ine new crop cummueu I Cencrallv good and were a weak- cnink factor. Prospects for Du rum In competing areas however, 1 . Kl pnn.1lllnu In ' n nra ' nt n(1 n . . . i,,i.tD i last season, and early Indications ,aro for a reduction of about 4,uuo,- 000 bushels in tho Algerian crop, and of over 3,000.000 in the crop in Tunis. The Italian crop Is also expected to be smaller than last season. No. 1 and o. 2 Amber Du rum were quoted at Minneapolis June 20 at 83 89 5-8c and at Du luth at 83 86 G-8c. No, 1 urum sold at the latter riarket at 81 5-8c 82 5-8c, No. 2 Mixed at 79 5-8c 82 5-8c, and No. 2 Red at 79 6-8c per bushel. Imlcjiemlcntl)' Weak Canadian Spring wheat markets are independently weak, reflect iwero independently weak, reflect '. mnt.A fnV-nhif wnnh r fn. th, ing more favorable weather for the I new crop in the Western Provlnce3. i Wheat for July delivery at Winni- nswr rlnnltnnil 7 Q.Br. n n rl nnuK irmltl , 67o busMc, No x Mnnltoba j" , ,T 7" 1 ,Tn . ..?' Northern was quoted at "Winnipeg racific Coast wheat markets fol- ,,, ,,, ,,,, , ,.., ,, lowed the decline in Eastern and i -, k nn foreign markets and wero 6 -7c lower. Crop prospects continue generally favorablo in Washing ton and Oregon and harvesting is ?nBrl" , f. -D nId.ainJ S.L " .mSJ "'b'0 'Z Zmll 2''" , dnm0f ',0lrl m" ""e,, XZ " ' v' " clined about 5c during the week (Willi XJUI1U J31UeSl with Rig Rend Dluestem No. 1 Hard White quoted Ju !,,..,. . , . 20 at Portland at $1.09, No. 1 Soft and Western White at 96c, No. 1 Hard W tut nf TtTrtfthofn Sni-lnrr nnrl IVnul. em Ue'd at 94c pe bushel. No. 1 Wn0 and Re( whcals sackea wore quotcd nt ScaUi0 at 9Cc, and No. 1 Dal.k No,.thcrn Spring In bulk from Monlann with 14 per cent protein nt ?1.03( No. 1 Hard Winter In bulk from Jlont!lna ,vas ted at n9c busn0, Now wl)eat wnB e3)ect. cd ut portiand about the last of the montn but vc mtl(J ,ew cro wl)cnt hng bcon contracted by lh0 trado as growers aro not inclined to'aoll at cllr,.ent quotationa. Rains towards the last of tho week were vory Uenoflclul for the cro, ln the Pacific Northwest and another good t crop is in prospect. Export sales at Portland totaled only about 7700,000 tons of White wheat to the United Kingdom. Kills STl I)Y 'CADDYCIIISM' TO LEAHX A.(iLKS OV JOB DALLAS (AP) Let n caddy By John C. Terry By Julian Ollendorff - BUT ) r -iK i j . rf-" V. I 11 . cw i'-.- .N-J ki0 "v V trur in, i 1,1., J in t a ns I I i v i w n : f I PRICES ARE DOWN Buy Now! Readjustment New Low Prices! CURTAIN SETS Marquisette in 5 Ruffled Pieces Now $1.49 a set Ahvnys In excellent tiiHte, but not always priced so low . . . theso exquisitely plain sets in while, cream or beige! Val anco and tie-backs, also ruf fled, aro included. BUY NOW! Readjustment New Low Prices! CORSETS, GIRDLES Decided Savings . in this group! Now $1.98 Corsets and girdles In a var iety of styles for every typo of figure, in almost every' size. Hero is a splendid 'op-' porlunlty to save materially on a new foundation gar ment! BUY NOW! READJUSTMENT WOMEN'S HOSIERY Two Popular Numbers at Considerable Savings No. 445 combines rayon and silk in a full-fashioned stock ing. An exceptional value at this new price ... No. 443 is preferred by wom en who liko a service , weight silk stocking with mercerized top. Iteprlced Buy Now! Inc. D E PA R T MENT STORE 108 Depot St. OFFICE CAT 'THAOI HARM 0(0. BuJmiitis Somebody said that a woman with n red nose never has cold feet. If that's a fact are wllllni; to wager a second hand yo-yo thai there are no women with red noses. We visited a Mend ln the sub urbs recently. You know, ono of $165.00 DOWN Buys LATE 1929 MODEL "A" FORD STANDARD COUPE 3Sn o?rhaS oriinal Paint new car guarantee, 1930-31 license. PERKINS MOTOR CO Mam 500 4th and Adams Readjustment New Low Prices! FLAT CREPE In Smart Shades for New Dresses Now $1.19 yard Heavy quality flat crepo with a lusl.roua dieon. It Is most unusual to find flat crepo of this duality and appearance at so low a price! BUY NOW! Readjustment New Low Prices! WOMEN'S HATS A Tempting Group of Smart Styles Now $1.98 Included In tho group aro somo of the season's smartest summer hat styles . straws mid braids . ... just what you wsi n t to wear with dainty summer frocks! BUY NOW! NEW LOW PRICES Now 79c Now $1.29 La Grande, Ore. 'hos? homes in the suburbs: three minutes' walks to the station, and threo hours' wait after you get there. Anns ami tho Woman You ask ino why 1 scorn your kisses On such a heavenly night.ns this is. You wonder why I thus rebuke you; Why, tonight. I seem to Duke yon. Can't you c your kisses pain me? Your embrace has all hut slain me? Kid. how can I be elated When I'vc just been vaccinated? LI ) I A I If.'