Thursday, July 10, 1930
Page Eight
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Leads War On Gangs
STEP OUT
WITH THE BUNCH CD
IN A NEW SUIT
s
New Lw Frlees
Same Uigh Quality
DRESS WELL AND SUC- R jjlf
TEED - Yon ran Ho so now miWMfS
with suit prices down tofffeiSf ,
f! f
1; W
8 in
Si t i
HI i
lowest level in many years
WESTENHAVER, INC.
have made it so with their
ruthless disregard for all
former costs
SOCIETY ANDCAPPS
Good Suits
values to $45.00
Sizes for men and
young men up to
$40. Better hurry
step lively they
are going fast f or
ONLY
j
Aatocinlcd t'rcai I'hnto
Mrs. Rosalie Loe'v Whitney, a
lawyer and prominent In civic and
republican party circles, was ap
points "dictator" to combat a
group of Brooklyn, N. Y., racktit
icra in laundry busincts.
Bluegrass Queen
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
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STURO AND CO.
SUSPENDED IN
WALL STREET
NEW YOIMC, July 0 W) The New
York stock exchange today announu
etl the BUBponHlon of aturo and Com
pany of Now York mid Son Francisco
for three years.
ThKOvemlng commltteo cxplnlno
that the unbalance of the charyen
tiRainat the momberw was thai
"through the manner In which the
Hth streot (New York) branch attic,
of Bturo and Company was conduct
ed, -transactions to buy and sell the
same mcurlly woro executed at the
same lime and sumo price and In the
opinion of tho governhiK committed!
did not involve, a change of owner
uhlp." Violent fluctuation In tho ntnek
of the Manhattan Electrical Supply
Co. the name of which has ulnco boon
changed to American Machine unci
Metal Co., resulted in Invcutlgatlon by
both the atock exchange and the
state attorney gcneral'M office.
' The company was founded tn 1fl.rn.
.H!,
CJoao
The bulk of lis bunlnc;:s lias been
on the Pacific cui.n. H has rctlretr
as a member nr t h ut.,-t, nv,.i.
clearing house and lis open accounts
...hi; mci-ii Lisifii over ny jxig.-in ano
Urynn. Butro A: Co., has no bu.slnetw
or financial relationship to Butro
Urothera & Co.
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Associated Preaa Photo
Lucy Lee Bell Puryear of Dan
Hie, Ky., reigned as queen of the
930 carnival at Centre college.
i'i.i:.is not ;nirv
Closing Strong
. In Wail Street
NEW YORK, July 10 W)VrnH
stoiial tradern continued Ihelr Jil.riig
Rlof with a torpid stock market to
day, and had little to hIiow tur their '
oflorts, unui toward tliu closo when '
guliiH or three polniK or more in 1m- I
porl.int Khares vero cimmon. I
Heiuljustment of fijieculutf vo ac- '
count-i roluclrletl wllh reports that;
active market tr;i:lcrs with in'nii- '
j ranjpug on mo luii't t,u: liuylng oi -idera
for 6,(100 and lO.ouo shares v;erc
I more frciuient hi the popular Issues
i and many of tho seasoned rails and
I Industrials sold from 3 to ft points i
higher. Air redueUnn converted a .
Jflvi' point decline into a gain of more:
than o. 'I he close w.is strong, sales
approximated 'J.ioo.uoo shares.
I,OK ANGELES, July 10 (Ar
raigned on a charge f)f battery
brought by tho dancer, Vivian Dun
can. Jiex Leae, film actor, today
pleaded not guilty in the Justico of
the peace court at Mallbu Ueach, film
colony summer resort, and his trial
was sot for July ill.
st!:i:i.ji!-:.iw u nnin
THE X)ALLK8, July 10 (I1)- -Indian
fishermen today reported tho begln
iiIok ol the Hummer run of steelheads.
Many fish are being caught with dip
nets below Cclllo on tho Columbia
rive:.
mvkiii'ooi, wiii:at
UVErtFoou July lu wiicat
close: July 1.01,',i; Oct. 1.05-;a; Dec.
1.0776.
WAI.KKIt'fl SIlltVICH
offers without Charge,
r r I vn t e Ambulance
Hervico In a Special
hullt 1'raiikllu Coach.
The use of our mod
ern luune like ('Impel
iiiMl new IMpe Organ
with au Oiganht,
The line of niir 7 pas
Keiifier nedun fur the
relatives or pall
bra rem.
WALKER'S
FUNERAL SERVICE
513 AT SPRING ST.
PHONE t!m42
Under Grades Of
Butler Reduced
I'OIiTI.A.Ml CASH
PORTLAND, Ore.. July 10 (It Cash
wheat: Hig Bend blucitem $1.05':..
Soft while tH ac.
Western whlte"yl V.C.
llunl winter HUKv'.
Northern spring (ill lc.
Western red Ji!,c.
Oats: No. 2-3H lb. white $27.00.
Today's car receipts: wheat III.
flour 7, corn
POUTLAND. Ore.. July lt (-T)
While tup grades of butter were less
plentiful and steady In pi he. the in.
der grades wei e nbiindant and wcaki -In
values. Tim l:tl ler Wi'i i' nuirked
down 1c at the prmlttci; exchange, f
wiilt pr.me flists at Mc and Unas iu
211.:.
'I he egL market continued steady,!
especially Jnr the higher giade.t. j
The prlee-i ol mllUtuirs have been
reduci'il, mlllruu being quoted at Xl
and mUldhugs t -'..
The lruiL and vegt table ma:k"t,
were uncbime.eti.
POHTI.AM PKODI "CK
PORTLAND. Ore.. Juiy 10 t,Y, But
ter: under grades cent lower; cubes:
extras :111c; standards 31c: prlm.
Ilrsts. 2Ue; firsts iiJfc. Creamery prices:
prints ;ie over cube standard).
E.;gs, milk (but'.erfat), poultry.
country meats, onions, j.otato;-s. wooi,
nulH. hay, cascara bark and Imps
steady and unchanged.
MUiitTAtii; or w mi; AT
I.lHKON', Portugitl. July 10 fdV-He-j
cause of a i-hurluhe of wheat, I he ha- '
tiuliii' a'.:.nciaUim of millers tndity
HiU'pi'iidtd work. No fem' ol a bread;
htmtnc wit a felt, however, since army I
slocks are i.Klllrlcni to keep up the!
dully cupply wtthout resort being j
nuidc lu a ration system until the
ginerumcht l;t al'ln to niodlly the law ;
CMieei'imii; the linpurt of foreign
wheal.. !
Tlx.' public has been advised not to
.i-;U- bread. ;
SI ;.ic AMI I I. Ill It
PORTLAND, ore., July 10 -.
.Sugar: steady; (sacked basis) cane,
fruit or berry $1.00 per cwt. licet
sugar $4.70 cwt.
1'Motir: sieady; (city delivery prleesj
family patenH, 40s $:J. -'(); whole
wheat. 4tis 9S.40; gralmm. 40s $.".y(g
bakers' hard wheal. OHn 'i.(); bakers'
bluestem patents. PL's ti.10; pastry
Hour. 40m i.lU.
POK I LAM) l.l LS l'Ol Iv
BBB&Bsaj8iSJi.$i!i:!'iiiBaaia!a:
LETDIC-A-DOOWOTIIR !
DIRTY WORK FOR YOU !
DIC-A-DOO CLEANS a NEW WA V
No scrubbing! No rubbing! Tliis
marvelous new cleaner leaves
painted surfaces as bright as new.
Come in and let us show you how
this wonderful dirt remover works,
and we will give you a free sample.
YOU WILL NEVER HE WITHOUT
IT!
PORTLAND. Ore.. July .10 (II -Cattle
l.'iO, ealves 'JS, quol.ibly steady, low
er tendency on low grades. .Steers (1(1(1
I'OD lbs. !).fi0i inn. 2ft, medium H.ti0r.
$!i.r,o, common $ii.00i.. $h.m. Bteers
l)()()-i ion lb:t. o.5o(.. m.u;i, medium
$4.i".0.. $n.S0, common $7.00t.( H.M).
Steers 1100-KKiO lbs. $51 00,.f JO.rtO, m.
dlum $i.0.) : $11.00. Heifers. fiO-B.ri0
lbs. $n.i)0i $H.tto, medium $fl no,.f $M.oi).
common $.;i(l - $11 f-0. Cow:, good
$7 no $7 fi. coiiini'li and medium
f.-I.Mt.., $7.0t. low euttir- and cuH;-r
51!.00ci M fiO. Hulls (yeailliins exclud
ed, $0 0U $t fit), culler, common and
medium $1 o:t ,-. $:3.0i. Vcalers, milk
led sio.00 -. l l oo. medium tt.oo (.r
$1000. cull and common $1100 .$H00.
Calves 2f'.0-aOO lbs. JO.oo , . $10 00, com
mon and medtnm $7.00 .$0 00.
Hoi s: ;ist), stetuly; t.-.oft or oily hogs
and ro.i'itltu: ptg'i excluded ! Ll;ht
ln;btt $10 00 if $ll'Ji'. aoO-220 H.
$iu.oo .i t it -Jf). lbs. $i 75
All 00. Ib-aw weight la0c liiH) pis.
.!,.'i0 .., $10.7i). -JiMl-ilnO Hvi. eilOO... lo.
raekme M)v:i $7 50 i $0 00, f.U.Ughter
pics $-t.7f -$1100. I'Vtder and stocker
pn;. $11 ,m -$i;t.io.
Sh'ep: 1O01. lnchlding IHa on
eontniet Kieadv. I.:unb? 00 pound
dow u $0 fav . $7.j0. medium $j.00 i
;Mi, all weie.hls. cnmt:nu $-1 ;'0
j.i no Yrai ling wei hers W 00 - $S 0O
Hues o)-r..O p-s. $17.i , A'J ao. 10-tM)
Hit. $1 ;-0 'J.i. all weights, cull an
common $1 00 $1 30.
n i:iui i: mr. now i i o
NKW YORK i 1- 1'lcvitde wire lur
Stomach Rother?
108 Depot St.
La Grande, Oregon
Summer Dresses
PRICES ' X
ARE DOWN 7'V 0kM)K
VALUES f T4lMV
ill t.. jij
BUYWW
HMIiUI
In announcing- new low prices in our ready-lo-wear
department, we are just keeping in line with a
lower manufacturing cost. Our policy has always
been to pass the savings along to our customers.
WE SAVE YOU
MONEY
These new low prices call for quick action. Don't
delay. Visit our store at once and ennvinrn miP.
self of the fact that
PRICES ARE DOWN
e
LA GRANDE K00K
STATIONERY CO,
"Service Station for Home & Office"
1114 Adams Phone Main 00
you
gas.
IIHBHIBa&KBa&3ifOSR3RS5HEa13
you have to be careful of what
cit and drink, nud suffer ft cm
heartburn, bloating- 'our Mom
.oui dvMiensia. why not make
the i;;.!lox 13 minute test Harm
!evs et uuks with ureal speed. One
ol the im;rede.-nts lum the amavlng
pi-.wiT to dn:i-t :i,000 tlmr Its own
we'.hi. Don't give up. Uct lhde
fit any drug store Put It to the test.
M.-.luy ba;k tf you don't oon feel
like new nod free fioin Hiomnch clls
tvesi Ontv u Hed Crov- Drug
St.MV. ' Adv.
replaced tho stiff bar for connections
tn the nuxlern radio sets. Suiipanel
w trlng is the reason.
liKTl'HXS TO SAIUtlj;
Ruby Keelrr at Fmplre City and sent
tho lilly down the stretch and past
the Judges stand tn (r.it of her lielo
to receive a rousing reception.
NKW YOHK. July 10 Oeorge
Fields, veteran jockev. has returned to
the Hiuldle,
Seven months ago down at Hinleah
park, Miami. George received n broken
leg in bad mash up. There were
those who oaid the brilliant little nt.vr
would never straddle another honte.
Hut yesterday Fields wan up on
TWENTY DIE
IN MID-WEST
DUE TO HEAT
(Continued from rajro One)
Chicago death- resulted from falls,
one from a window to which a man
had gone for a breath of air. the
other throutih ft skylight through
which toppled a woman who sought
relief on the reof.
C row Oh Flock to Heaehei
The twenty -odd milrs of Chicago
! beaches, n carnival of colored beach
j pajamas, robes, parasols nud bathing
! suits, had two drownings.
' Forecast em offered little relief.
I They dtd venture that it would be
"not quite eo warm tn the northwest
tomorrow, but Illinois and some other
middle western sections were warned
to prepare for even wanner weather.
J N AHM IN EAST OKROOX
While the middle-west Is suffering
' severely from & heat wave. Eastern
Oregon Is also experiencing its first
i real warmth of the summer, although
a sltuht shower early today and clouds
: took the edge from the mercury climb
! nere.
Both yesterday and Tuesday tht
temperature in La Grande reached a
maximum of fit above, the two warm
est days of the year.
xoKTinv est warm
SEATTLE. July 10 Eastern
Washington and Idaho sweltered In
the highest temperatures of the sea
son yesterday with Lewlaton. Idaho,
registering a high mark of 104 de
grees. The mercury rose to 101 a:
Wallace and 93 at Moscow, Idaho, and
to 08 at Spokane and 95 at Yakima.
j wasn. Unsettled conditions, with
Hiuuaoie munder storms, were fore
cast for the region today.
LOW tpmiiArntnriMi nMiMi .
(Western Washington, the highest re
; ported at Seattle being 76 degree-.
The forecast for Western WnshlngUi:-.
was continued cool weather.