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T-A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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WHEAT MARKETS
! FLUCTUATE LESS
Prices Steadier Last Week
I Following Sharp De
j cline Previously.
i WASHINGTON, Juno 30 The sharp
decline which curried wheat prices to
the lowest point since 1014 was
checked during the week ending June
38. Demand Improved tit the lower
levels, while offerings wero only of
moderate volume, with a relatively
large percentage of the new wheat be
ing placed In storage and not offered
lor sale, according to the weekly grain
market review of the United States
bureau of agricultural economics,
poarae grain markets - strengthened
toward the clone of the week, but
With the exception of corn prices re
mained below a week ugo. Rye con
tinued weak and flax prices made
further declines.
" No Important changes occurred In
crop conditions throughout most of
the northern hemisphere. Harvesting
of winter wheat In the United States
progressed actively and advanced in
to Northern Kansas, with grain rip
ening rapidly in Nebraska, Iowa and
adjacent areas. Spring wheat is head
ing In Minnesota, South Dakota and
Montana, and Is generally well etool
ed. Good ruins benefitted the crop,
which is clean and of good color.
Growth is slow in northern partB of
the belt, and somo deterioration has
occurred from dry weather in local
areas. Showers in Canada prevented
further deterioration lu most sections.
Moisture supplies are sufficient for
current needs in most parts of Mani
toba where the crop lit reported in
good condition. Beneficial rains were
also received in northern and eastern
districts of Saskatchewan and in cen
trul. northern and western parts of
Alberta. In other sections of these
two provinces however, moisture la
badly needed. High winds and lack
of moisture has caused loss of some
wheat acrengo in Canada, according
to the Manitoba Free Pret:s, and the
height of the crop Is considerably be
low normal for tho time of year. The
per cent of wheat In "shot blade" or
"boot" 1r low as a result of drought.
Harvest I'mlcr XVuy
Harvesting is in progress In South
ern European countries and In south
ern sections of Russia. Early harvest
roturns from Italy are less favorable
than previous reports indicated, but
marketing of new wheat Is Increas
ing. Reports from Franco ore still
conflicting end local damage from
lodging resulting from heavy rains, Ik
Indicated. Yields In Spain are some
what irregular but a good average
mi ip
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I
Finest Line Ever Displayed
in Union County
ALL SIZES OF
CRACKERS - SKY ROCKETS
ROMAN CANDLES - NOVELTIES
2 Packages of Firecrackers for the price of one.
Westenhaveiylnc. Store Closed
By order of the worlds largest selling and adjusting
organization, whose representative is now in charge,
with strict orders to adjust and liquidate Westen
haver, Inc. stock in quickest possible time today,
behind locked doors is a busy crew working like
beavers ruthlessly pricing this fine stock to the
lowest level ever witnessed in ten years. It must be
sold see tomorrow's big announcement it tells
crop Is in prospect. Conditions in
Northwestern Europe continue gener
ally favorable, but an outturn below
that of last season is reported la
Yugo-Slavla where conditions are less
favorable than In other countries oi
the lower Danube.
Demand for the lar;;e supplies In
North America, where market stocks
uro around 3f.000,000 bushels larger
than a year ago, continued relatively
light, although Inquiry become more
active at tho lower prices. Export
sules for the week amounted to 4.
000,000 to 5,000,000 bushels, according
to trade estimates, mostly of Muni
tobos, but Including also some hard
winters and Pacific coast white
wheats. Bales wero principally to the
United Kingdom. Italy, Denmark.
Germany and Prance. , No. 2 hard
winter wheat from Atlantic ports was
reported sold In Liverpool during the
weoK si.u;j. mix. uuitcu bwius
wheat Is still meeting keen competit
ion from Argentine, Indian and Aus
tralian wheats, shipments of, which
totaled nearly 4,000,000 during the
week, with more than half being from
Argentine. 02 pound uosufe Ar
gentine wheat was cpjoted in Liver
pool Juno 28 at $1.0yi, Australian
wheat anoat at vi.va', and no. a
Manitoba at OflJc per bushel. Prices
or native wheats In Europe hnvo de
clined In spite of tho high tariffs, re
flecting tho prospectlvo early market
mgn or now wheat. Native wheat was
quoted in Hamburg June 20 at $1.07
, In Paila at $l.ao',, in Milan at
$ 1.75 pi and In Copenhagen at $1.10
Const Murki'tH
Pacific coast - wheat markets de
clined with eastern markets early in
mo wook but recovery was not so
marked and prices at the close wore
'A (it 3 c lower than a wook ago. No. 1
Big Bond bluestem hard whito wan
quoted at Portland Juno 27 at $1.07,
No. 1 soil itnd western whlto at B3,
and No. 1 hard winter, northern
spring and western red at Die por
bushel. No. l white and reel wheats
wero quoted at Seattle at Dfic, and
No. 1 Big Bend bluestom hard white
at $1.07. No, 1 dark northern spring
14 per cent protein from Montana
!wa quoted in bulk at both Portland
and Seattle at $1.00. and No. 1 dark,
hard whlto at $1.03 at Portland and
at $1.03 per bushel ot Seattle. De
mand at Portland continued inactive.
There was somo Inquiry for flour
from ShanghiU ntid Manila but sales
wero of small volume. Domestic flour
demand continued dull and domestic
mills were therefore slow buyers of
wheat. Tho new crop is making fuv
orublo progress but a larger Infection
with smut than in recent years Is In
dicated In some sections. Growers are
not selling freely and very littlo con
tracting has been douo. Prices of
grain bugs remained unchanged, with
Calcutta's quoted at 10c and domes-
tici ai lOVjU at country points. The
export suit's of 700.000 tons of whlto
IRE CRACKERS
and
-IRE WORKS
Westenhaver Inc.
J as. E. Beard Merchandise Adjustor)
wheat to the United Kingdom report
ed in last week's review was in error,
and should have read 7,000 tons.
PORTLAND IS
26TK CITY IN
THIS NATION
(Continued from Pngo One)
New Orleans flguro and rating.
Legal decision pending- Note:
Atlanta Borough. 1930, 300.667; rating
1030-32 pending rating of St. Paul,
Minn.
. London Still I.eniN
The 1030 population leaves London
nn the largest city In tho world, with
New York second, Boriln third and
Chicago fourth. Lob AngoleB, now
firth largest In this nation, has a
ranking of 19th among the 20 world
cities having 1,000,000 or inoro popu
lation. According to the best available fig
ures, the world's chief cities follow:
1 London 7.742,212
2 New York (1930 est.) ... 0.148,786
3 Berlin 4,013,688
4 Chicago 3.373.763
6 Paris 2,838.410
0 Osaka 2,333,800
7 Toklo 2,218,400
8 Buenos Aires 2,110,284
0 Moscow 2.026,047
10 Hot do Janeiro 2.004.000
11 Philadelphia (1030 est.) 1.040,779
12 Vienna 1,808,328
13 Leningrad 1,014,008
14 Detroit 1,604.307
16 Shanghai 1,639,000
10 Hankow 1,600.000
17 Calcutta 1. 327,647
18 Poking (Polplng) 1,207,719
10 Los Angeles 1,231,830
20 Budapest 1,217,326
21 Bombay 1,170.000
22 Sydney 1,101.000
23 Hamburg 1,070,092
24 Cairo 1,004,607
26 Sao Paulo v.. 1,040.000
20 Glasgow 1,034.000
FIND IT
HERE
Oopjr for thl column mast be
In oy 0 a, m, .
La, Grande, Oregon
June 27, 1030
SPECIAL NOTICU
To anyone having cherry trees In
Union County,
By authority of the Oregon Horti
cultural Laws and by order of the
J
1
State Board of Horticulture-you are
hereby notified to spray all cherry
trees on your premises (owned or
leased) for the eradication of the
Cherry Fruit Fly.
You are hereby notified that -the
correct time for the application of
second spray is June 28th.
The poison spray or bait Is compos
ed of powdered lead arsenate
pound, molasses or syrup 2 quarto
(never honey) and water 8 gallons.
Apply the spray In fine droplets on
the surface of tho outer leaved at the
rate of 1 pint to the tree. (
A certificate will be issued to ah
persons spraying as directed by this
order. Said certificates will give
authority to sell or ship the fruit.
In the city of La Grande there will
be men equipped with sprayers mak
ing n house to house canvass.
Those that do not spray and com
ply by this order, will be compelled
to do so by the Inspectors appointed
for each district.
W. F. BLANC ETT, Deputy State Hor
ticultural Inspector. 6-28-2t.:
THE LIFE OV THE PARTY
"Shuffling Sambo" tho Tap
Dancing Doll. It has been a riot
all over tho country. Do your Tap
Dancing at homo with Shuffling
Sambo. Got ono of these clever fel
lows at Richardson's Art and Gift
Shop. Hoe tho window display.
Ask to hco them demonstrated.
6-23-t t.
CELEBRATE THE FOURTH
Huy your fireworks' at Highway
Cash grocery, 2203 Adams, 3c to
05p. , .G-2B-8 t.
HemMtHnliliiK. pleating, button
rpi-IESE fascinating Frocks cm
JL body both of these splendid
Virtues plus a distinctly low price.
The high grade, wear-resisting ma
terials will further convince
mothers that now is the time to lay
iu. a supply.
Of Sheer Voiles,
Prints, Batistes,
Organdies, Lawn
11TASII frocks nf (hi
at' this price are rarely
found. Made of sheer voiles
prints or broadcloth models, smock
ed, hand - drawn or tailored.
Straightline or tuck-in and panty
styles. with capes, ruffles, pleats
and collars. 2 to 6 years, and 7 to
I I year sizes.
79c to $2.65
holes, etc. Norton's Kiddie Hlmp.
Adv.
. MSW FllAMUS
Richardson's Art and Gift Shop
1ms just received a shipment of new
swing and stand francos, in all
sizes and styles, and folding leather
frames. Have your picture framed
now at Richardson's Art and Gift
Shop. Specialists In Enlarging,
Hand Tinting and Framing. 6-23-tf
SWIM AT OOVJ3 POOTj
"Tho Fountain of Youth." Com
plete change of clear, sparkling
warm mineral water every 7 hours.
6-26-lm
AUTOMOBILE OU'NKKH ATTENTION
When you have the 'misfortune to
break your side glass or windshield,
you will save money and time by
taking your car to Richardson "The
Art Man" at Richardson's Art and
Olft Shop. He specializes in all kinds
of glass work, and will refit your car
with the finest glass. In the shortest
possible time and the right price.
When you break a glass think of
Richardson's Art and Gift Shop.
8-30-tf.
XOTICH TO CKKDITORS
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned, duly appointed and
qualified by the County Court of
tho State of Oregon for Union
County, Executrix of the LAst Will
and Testament of John Schilling.
All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby no
tified to present rwinio duly item
ized and verified as required by
iaw to me, the undersigned exe
cutrix, at the offices of Ivanhoe &
Zurcher, Foley Hotel Building, La
Grande, Oregon, within six months
from tho date of this notice,
Dated at La Grande, Oregon, this
7th day or Juno, 1030. -MA
KG A RIOT SCHILLING, Exe
cutrix of the Ijist Will and Tes
tament of John Schilling, de
ceased. June ii-10-23-30.
LIFELIKE
Your pictures will be as natural as
life when enlarged and hand tinted
by Richardson "The Art Man." En
largements made from either the
print or from the negative. Richard
son's Art and Gift Shop for better
pictures and correct framing.. 0-30-tf
PARK
PERSONALS
, Hy Elva Vanorder
(Observer Correspondent)
THE PARK (Special) Lars Larson
and Gustave Pearson lvturned Thurn
day to the Clarence Vanorder resi
dence from Heroford.
Mrs. Ed. Conley and daughter, Evs
Dean, accompanied by Elsworth
Mann, motored tp Pleasant Valley
Friday where they visited Mrs. Con
ley's son, Philip, who is employed at
the rock crusher. .
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. E. Smith and
children motored to Pondosa Friday
to visit Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Bon
ham. nnnlifv
Salef Girls m ,
t0 $2.65 j&
Kenneth Vanorder motored to Pon
dosa Saturday to visit his wife. He
reports that she is improving very
I well.
I Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Lay are spend
i Ing a few days vacation back in the
I mountains near me layior umu
i place. i
j Mr. and Mrs. Jos. C. Lay ana
'daughter, Beverly, motored to Baker ,
Saturday. ;
NOTICE
Beginning Tues
day, July 1st the
drug stores will
be open until 10
p. m. every night,
Saturday's in
cluded.
THEL.&L
DRUG CO
July ,
Clearance Sale
MEN'S
SUITS
$12.89
and
SI 6.89
Some With
2 Trousers
New YdWk Store
M. O. SWAIX. Mirr.
Extraordinary Values!
As Nationally Advertised
in the 1 t
Saturday Evening Post
WHITE
BROADCLOTH
SHIRTS
Processed to Prevent Shrinking
$1.98
These shirts are of splendid quality broadcloth, espe
cially processed against shrinking. They are made on
generous body lines and scientifically. proportioned to
give complete comfort.
Hand Tailored Neckties
Hundreds of good looking ties . .. . only . AQ
98c apiece and every one hand tailored! iOl
All new desirable summer patterns.
BUY NOW!
DEPARTMENT STORE.
108 Depot St.
STORE
: vJULY:-:l
Clearance 1
we are clearing me ciccks to maKe room tor new ar
rivals of merchandise. Below we list a few outstanding ;:
bargains. Shop now while we have hundreds of other
items at equally low prices.
Old World Charm for Modern
, Homes
FOOT STOOLS
$1.98
Add a bit of quaintness to
your home! Bronzed cast
iron feet, assorted velour
and tapestry covers
Greatly Under-priced
sfel Jl ......
Here's Good News!
CHIFFON STOCKINGS
Another Home Bargain!
SMART END TABLE
inn, ,rmh-,aBg ,v
Ine
w
La Grande, Ore.
- WIDE
A Money-Saving Item.'
KOTEX
25c Pks-'
4 for $1.00
Always comfortable! New
improved model . . . fully
protecting and sanitary.
Buy at this money-saving
price!
$1.00 Pair
Here's a flawless silk hose
of gossamer shcemess. All
silk from top to toe, in the
new exquisite shades for
summer frocks. Buy now
while you can save I
Regular $1.65 Value
$2.45
You'll like the smart de
sign, the lovely walnut
finish. So strong and
sturdy too. Priced to make
you buy one for every
room! A big Ward value I
Regular $5.00 value!
CREWS ORCHARD
AUTO CAMP
East End of Adams Ave.
oak
mm
Mm
Norton's Kiddy Shop
Montgomery Ward & Co.
1101-3 nahln;tan Avr.
I'hnne Mil In 18