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Wednesday, August 27, 1930 Pa?e E.pht LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE- Bostortian SHOES S3.85 Not All Sizes a Broken Lot WILL DOUBLE i NIGHT PATROL X. OVER OREGON SALZU. Ore . Aug. Tl Kit H. Fiiatry. kct!r-g chief ttate Uific tcsfectoT pezsizis tie fcppc.ntrsent of ciilef to MxtA T. A. BAffety. hsm rcelTS orders from Beeretfcry of Stae Kcm to double tie night patrol in J) paru of tie tie. Tiw idore U ffiAde. Hom expUizi, to co operate mere tiorousiiy vitb otier SKIN ITCHING ENDS Tvtten Mothlng Zemo It uedl Riit from the Cntt touch, utiaeptie. beaUng Zreroo tabes the itc&ift; ireery out oi mosquito bites, ruhedi, nd many other kin afEictions. Try h alio for itchitg, peiiEf toes. BztbfTS and other outdoor loilu lhanlc coo!irK Zeroo for rtJirf froai anJum. Douse it on ivy-pcnaODicE. Pmpka aod dandruS fade vben safe, arj'iiifptic Zemo u applied. It io etzntly easts rawrjnart, A)ay have Zroo nearby wherever you go. Any drjzgjjt. 25c, 60c, SIjCW. Z5 But Few' of us are in a position where we can utterly ignore cost. That is why we have kept our prices reasonable. WALKER'S FUNERAL SERVICE 57-a AT SPRING ST. PHONE 42 i-'-iti.ttiiLy f-r-r-rr r,-r-rr.-r-rrmm Balsam Wool je. us show you tbe many uses for Balsam Wool around the home. It can be used in old homes as well as new. Van Petten Lumber Co. Phone Main 732 "Good Service Quick" New Fall Showing of Pendleton All-Wool Fancy I'laid SHIRTS NIwYaRKbTDREj M. (I. MiMN, Mgr. I j iv ealorctssjmt ctf-Tlcera in tfc sup- prewaoo oi eraoe. W.ixle tr law ocnflr tj duUo otf tbe state aquad to laif: law s fcccceaiex.s the fact Us IO per cent of present day crXM. czxx&wf to Hos. wvct tfc uu OS acrtomooiie ku n tceftJ7 for lie trfc of- lKn to t-k tikzyi id genera ranrty ctf CTmiZiii ii;T'.-ici. At pre.ot .there fts ooiy ce tAlvcxj oo each night pttroi. At soon toe order ! in eJlect there Will be two. He beline tie state tcra tifie-tnm to ti traffic Alvxr and tan aaced J off a eorJereoc wuh Pinery oa that suspect. At present ea-ch cffK-er fumiiw fc wnj ul 1 ' COVE PERSONALS By Mn, 4. R- rrV (OCfterver Cctreooiider:t COVE SotC-, L:1Uj A3- ; Jra irft W-ifc7 nsns:iM Ux King fcira Kiooi danxsJF tie coscimg scbool Ura- Hr 1 Jrhv-r. Jv Juue, atJl ier bTOtier. vt- Pt;re. wxcea- pxletd ier. Jfcrit ai a.;--erxS iciool HiJJ tii year. Jir. AJla iJl teazi usifr Kr.ret3 La Vjo-. iette io tucht t Ccr.e lit m- - 17. i Jtck FUVier u ic'id.r- hit sheep . . co the ioiin A-n pijbce vest of : Vto rer he boht pasture for j , w-a pt to be there ten day or ! . . ... . . . . ' ! loui im at or t iJJ ratauon. Mr. aad Mrt. Ud spent ' j the t:rre iti Mr. Licad'a ptrenu ard - Tpvt:T in ortM. i I. - OriH IAL. HIES WABHI.KGTOK. Aor- 77 VP w. B LtwlM. aiistam (Sir ctf the da- home Un Ciery OhaM. Utrju fcad been tthed to tie Washington office alnce JuJy 1. I&2S. ha t! 1145 direct charge of tie branch 1 cf bmd. Death caxne aiter a pro- i loneed uinettft. Levi I or xi year rupenn tetident of Tow-mite nauonal tara in ICUfomla. Prior to that he' was a Im.mhOT' rtT , I., ii M ..i'.l." f 1 u,r. I rey and did wort: both to Alalia and ! i South America. . I BODV W IDENTIFIED xrw YORK A-jr Tl wA boar foJT In the' Un!td BueT coast ,7 Si, 1 ' memilled today ast hat I Pej 1 Utrun 22 at Washlrirton dlsslnat-" , Martin. Tl. a Wiamngton. OlMlpar , ing iepc.nai v mios oe u wi Van Lear Black, missing Baltimore i mi&siruf naitlmore 'publisher. Martin was drowned on . August 25. j MAKIO.V G. O. P. TO ACT j . reau of public rotdi, said today a j SALEM. Ore- Aug. n Tbe 'Iknt landslide on the Siuslaw bigh 'Manon county republican central u ty betaeen Mapleton and Florence ccmmltteej- preparing tar the ap- will entail n esptndlfure of 81O0.OO0 :poinUnent of an executive and a fin- 'and cause a delay to construcUCRl of anoe coeon-lttee to carry on the Met- tbe highway. , iachaxt gubernatorial campaign, ac : .. ' icordinc to J.-C. Perry, county ehtu- kr.OIN AI.K . KENNY IN OREGON" cnas. 1 , A purebred ewe project has been added to tbe 4-H program rn Arkan aas this year.- IN NEW YORK JUDICIAL INQUIRY j Va iAr.V t I t Atoetnte4 PrttM Pkoto ' Governor Rooievelt has ordered a state Investlcatlon of chargea that New York City Magistrato George F. Ewald (left) paid $1C,C-C0 for hit appointment to the bench. He placed Attorney General Ham ilton Ward (upper right in charge of Inquiry and Instructed Justice Philip J. McCook (lower right) to convene special term ol state su preme court to consider case. . i THE END OF, THE A . The Chicago bsby tinQle wai straijhlened out when Mrs William Wilklnt (left) handed over the baby the received from Chicago hospital to Mrs. Charles Bamberger. 6he then received the baey em by Or. Arnold Kegel (center). The latter child hao been tipt ltd Bamberger, but cientifti decided it wai rightfully Mrs. WjiVti , Closing T one In . , r Krw YORK. At?- 3T7 ' Bpec;- , lfcvr for tr. rue foucd tne stocx f ; rrA-riet e:ll dt-mrxr today to take ! ad'Haj.naitra '.iocs of isniiLahnea in : -malJ zkJ cautiou do. f After a jo-ttxt;i extension ctf , i yer-era)'" daring trje Jint . hoar, profit laiing cropped out in ecTRdflrfcS rcrf-jr&e. r.d bean un-: " settied tr Lwt by aear-.hiDg out weak I ! spot. OpexatH for trie advance were strer.txusiy prAtd forward out : th pnt awta-ttt became somewhat j irregular. Tracing t ua t ixgect ; j voiuirie in r-.eni ter tie nifc-'itet turned Urruir. bin toui Ae iT-TitJ 22SjfJj UtAjex. tee iiirgt-it m uxnt io eet. Tae e.CJtrx tcTtj tu irTts-uiw. AIjiJ Cierucft ro 8S tzrf -eid , top but Ci-kre & Koson it- raise point, low 02 it gin. ; &erenJ tdrtnee of 2 to 3 pciou re- i i &tUy loi Out t:l:ta itid veU. ; is-jch fcitr s C 6. S:!. Ar&ncatn i Tepbcoe. raajo. ALencan Cau axd lOentrtl EiectriC ciowrf xout stdy, , nVDrrT rn HPFV LArLl 1 1U Vri- SEASON SEPT. 15 (Continued frora Fae Doe) huctert Torjid cos&e ?Tin2 killed a CVD Kite. Thi urtir to the peo-; after 35 lie'e 44 fcet 7 in mv-intaiiit. rd-jr:c the vC"g" '! c . .v. : I iniides. s.-r.i H fctcirtceeptra and am- ; 1 inurii'on Jee.r otpend on t:e J fcunuos ea-TO fcr racist of their 1 year jnco-ae. ; , ,Jrs. tZ Defeat 8 Jr8. NeiVlH J OtieS i HIliCRESTT COUNTRY CLUB.' i Kanut Oty. too Aur. 27 j C. B. Hill. Kansas City. elOTiaated j : "'"""r JTT J2a ff L " " . , , L J, JT? i i nlsT r i.nrrvi n rut Mrs. Hill's lead 1 tc one ud br Koncc two birdies and a par on tne 1 1 to. 12tb ar.d J3' T"e L? ta? 'z f"' hlvtJ. airs Hill loot a birdie tour m ,ie h 10 E ," UpJr"tD . ' . r J, , ,V J .." j, en6ta w lhe -7th v)lea lt . TEI rt , - L-tBOE L.NOLIIiE BEFOBTEIl I EUGENE. Aug. 27 JPi H. D. Farmer, district engineer of the bu- Miujrvrtu. nug. i vn nqsia-m Denny, motion plctuie actor, and a party of friends arrived here from Hollywood for a vacation on a dude tanch near Prospect. - BABY TANGLE ;.rfw- -center. V w.lX,e i "T' 'V- af.:- ; , .T.t. Kir. .'. .. 1 i f iv iwiris i " - Tbee are kan dit for Bnodiai't bautiiul but nimble, alib t cron (abie rebearhlng and bring etien instruct ion vere among ftoocbt place in Tine and lnodi," a new inov. K' "OBK Ladies of the iha, to rfat Broadway beauty market has diwwH to a new tow and chorus girik" can be hired, as one manaaer iDJIU 11. 1QT a a QfWB. jj,, it aren Three thousand girls are doori ,or there. -. . . . . . .. . .. . , . ,,. iwcmen rto tijtr borne towns for Times Square. j Wbtn tbe D liJMtrjaii iopfned there were only three musi- cai snoma in new jora. ano oniy ,v. , OM. CltuallT :v :;,.-v,: ;i ... .tt. MARKET NEWS CHICAGO Open . - JI7re . i "ept. j !. . Mar. . Mil . PORTLAND WHEAT '. i . ;; ij I t 111 F-r- Jil'tJitl HH-H- U.W riuse Kept. .a..f...i..X. JBli' J j .s.-tt M'i - Ja htt . JWS - - JC .' .-" :.m-)' . .j.iitV'.' . "; ij .. . so jj Melons Weaker; Peaches Steadv And In Demand PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 27 ." j Wholesale egg price held steaov to-)' rir v.th fVr ria.H rJ.,.n j day with a fair demand,, especially ! on top grade. j Though butter trading opened t slow prices were held up 'to ranfces of the day before on strength of light jrecT.pt. Much storage butter was be ; ing used, due to dnference in price. ci tne i run ana vegetable trade the U. S. A. A- market news servics reported : Market for Yakima cantaloupes Is practically demoralized by hevy re ceipt, brokers' track sales bringing barely freight charge In some it- lances. Watermelons aie weaker, demand light, even at lower prices of $10t si. 75 per cwt. to retailers. Peaches, green corn and tomiitoes enjoy firm demand at steady prices, Oreen pea are starting from the new Marshfield district where 300 acre are in bearing with quality and yield reported only fair. New Yakima, potatoes are fairly ac tive t team truck price of S1.50v j u u per cwt. .LKMtV KESORT (III ERS INSTALL.MENT PLAN OITINC KCHWrrziNGEN. Germany (A, Vacations on the Installment plan are this German summer resort's answer to the worldwide business depression whir h Is keeping too many people Picturesquely situated between Hei delberg and the Rhine, and famous alike for its palace gardens rivaling Versailles and the unrivaled succu- I Icnce of the asparagus It feeds its j summer boarders. Schwetringen has decided to issue coupon ticket good nor a wees visii. nan to oe pa l a idown and the balance in monthlv in stallment of 2.40. I j The coupons are good not only for I board and room, but also for side jtrlpa to Heidelberg and other point ,oi inierest. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK ! PORTLAND. Ore . Aug 27 Cattle 35,- calies 10: quotably -steidy. Steers 00-Woo pounds. ; hleher. Steers 600-900 pounds, l g-j-i (7 50I.S8&0. medium K 00 7 50. common M 00. M 00. 03-1100 Ubtt cood 7 M) - sa oo medium afl.oo 1 -S7 03. common 44 SO 16 07: 1100-! il2' 1M. qood so 50 . 0 25. medium ti 00 1. 41 50. Heifers iso-SSO lbs good ,17 00 47.50. medium 45 50 ., 47 00." jrommon 44.SO.. 45.50. Cows, good :4s 50'. 49 00. common and medium 4 00 .&S50. low cutters 42 50. 41.00. I Hulls Ivr-arltngs excludcdi 45.50 t . .1 00. cutter, common end medium MOO. 44 50 Vealers milk fed 410 50.. ,41150. medium 43 00 410 00. cull' ii)d common 45.50.48 00 Calves 250-, : y.K Ida good and choice 49 00 , 410 50. . Jcommon and medium 43 00 53.00. -! Hii 250. opening steady (Soft or o:lv hot and roasting pus excluded) llehl l.hts 140-160 lbs. 410 50 . 411 75. 11SO-1B0 lbs. til 15 . 412 00 Light: e:i;ht 160-1B0 lbs. 41 1 75 . 4 12 GO. -180-200 lbs. 410 75 x 412 00. Medium e:aht 250-290 lbs. 41000 f 41150. !2ao-350 lbs (9 5041100. Parsing jow J75-5O0 lbs. 48 50 s, 49.50.! 1 Slaunhler pigs 100130 lbs. good and !rhou-e 410 50-,4ii,50 Feeder and blocker plus 70-130 lbs. good and choice 411 00., 412 50 Sheep: 2000. including 1568 On Scontrarl or through, lambs 0 pouno. down good and choice 46 00, r.vprv i mini .inn . uiuaunuj o uvauij jiaiuvi a-.--' 4 i-rm -WpW ' rcuilcais preparing Jar Broadany pre- uteres. ."h show empioys an aTenj- at s" ! rr SLTfS mately 150 Jobs to late care of chennes. In other words, there are ' - 1 Frmr rhmn .u v,..- . rrawd ihp-. aimoM. nwi & rr.n-, of police to handle. When an audi- "on was announced for one new sbow more than liCO applied. From this 1M0 a chorus of 35 was selected, jae situation ess taken on an irtdi mrlrmr, Irr th. rf.mn ".i; vt .-...- - w OF THE DAY WHEAT Hlch : Low Cloe ji:h Jt .-i!i'. -f;4 e,Ua ' Ing WTthers if.l 20 be. medium choice 2-Zii300. 120-150 lbs. me dium to choice e2-O0t.S2.75. All!'' weights, cull and common i s,fi Ill TTERl AT . ... wow. Aug. BuUerfat I. o. b. Ean Francisco. 43c. Sugar: steady; sacked basis). Cane. PORTLAND PRODI K : lruit or ye..y U&0 per cwt. Beet PORTXrfvND. Ore.. Aug. 21 & ; sugar M.60 cwt, Poultrj: steadT io weak: , buying Flour: steady: (city delivery prices) price i alive heavy hens over 4',-j lbs. ' family patents. 49s M.40: whole 21c: medium hens 3'4:, lbs. l&c;t wheat. 49s a5-W: graham. 49s 5-30; light hens 12c: broilers. 142:-i lbs. bakers' hard wheat. 98c ae.20: bakers Leghorns heavy springs 19c: light, blues tern patents 93c 66.40: pastry 22c; heavy colored springs 22c. Col- flour, 49s 15.90. ored 20c; pekin ducks. 4 lbs. and over 20 fa 22c; old lor; colored ducks, loc. Country meal.: steady: (buying price) choice veal lie; pork 15: t 16c; choice lambs 12-14c; mutton G- 'c' Butter, eczs. mil;, (bultcrfat). ; onions, potatoes, wool, nuts, hay. cas- - cwa bark and hoP5 slad' and un cnangea. CIIK AOO LlVLTO( K CHICAGO. Aug. 27 JP- IV. S. D. A t Hogs 13.000. lighter wijhts ac- SOPHISTICATED i . SBh. 1 : EST I fc. 'a -:n - . ' - ,-T ?V,- , Somewhat hehtud the .Lme that brought "the rat' pajama" everr bll a- M(httlraterl are thee fur pa rru Mrna Lot ts tn. The emir I whitf enlmk nlth nrplmit and rartf rollar. trouper are hlutk rjracul. . . , wht - ctioro girt far eTery 3i irb pitted from twii tnutJe and dancing. This may mean mat intaln a few weeks an- other army of chorus girls will reach Kew Tort Ircm BoUywood. 1 of second class buries- Sue ar.d "lab" shows report they can cow hire beauUful. talented girls at lncs thrcueh small towns. F" axo a BroadwaT chorus Elrl would JJODli?.rt " " iIsult 40 olfered such a Job. Scores of chorines are becoming salesgirls or waitresses. And tnere are many otBers wbo -r. rt-irtir,, ,K.. ,h. L. r ; --T;-rt;"j,: n ' u.; euj,wu wk. i ute: unerenly 20 a 35c higher: top SU C5: best desuaole 1&U-310 lbs. S!l 5-J .. Sll-50. Lishl heat, good and choice 140 190 lbs. 10ij a 1150: medium weight 200-250 lbs. 1,1 00 IXlJbO; heavyweight 250-350 lbs. (10.10 t 1125 . . . .. . Cattle llOO: calves 2 OO better igrcle led steers and yearlings strong: ;top S12.25 paid for lilg lbs. Vealers i H .00 lower; slaughter cattle and Teal- je.-s: steers 600-S.00 lbs. I10i0e12i5: heifers, good and choice 550-850 lbs. j I1035t 412.00. Coua 5.00g825: vealers II 1 00 13.00. Sheep 18 000; lambs 25c lower:; bulk di-vr-ibl? . natives M.OOf- (95: some ": ringer, unsold. Fat 'ewes Vaml-K 7 7S- Iiur.hR IK) lbs. O 76; eve 9 0-1 SO iha. $20 Mio, . ... i : cn it ii m ; irr-uiiiK wuiua m i iks. .w 15 - 4S.XC. i. '. -- SKiAIt AND FLOl'B- PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 27 ' T PORTLAND CASH PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 27 X Cash wheat: Big Bend bluest em 6100&. Soft white B5Vic. Western white Hard winter 82 l,c. Northern spring 82c Western red 82 c. Oats: No. 2-38 lb. white $24 00. Todav's car receipt: wheat 184. barley 1. flour 14. com 9. oats 5. hay 1. FUR PAJAMAS Job. The 1.5M ho ! UTGOWk -- - - FIND IT HERE Copy lot UK Column must fee In bjr a. m. Vtra. Bodies announce the open-! ing of her ainderganen Sept. 8. B- j tahhshed class limited. For in- ' formation call 423-W. S-27-M vr... r.itrin ui'lr- Is located tern-! . porartly at tbe Eastern Oregon music ; store. Puno classes begin (September j ; 3. For inrormation caU 34o A ne : ma 4 and ? p. m. 8-3S-A t. Kiss Helen WlUlama Instructor in piano for adranced students or be ginnera, will open fcer studio on Sep tember 2nd. For arrangements call 340 as. 8-27-3 t nm7-ti1rilnl, piemtlng. buttoo boies, etc Kortoo's Kiddle Shop. Adr. FOB HEB KITCHEN She will enjoy one of the family am decorated Cookie Jan. now on special sale this week at Richardson's An and Gift Shop, for only 41.29. The biggeet Taiur In a cookie Jsr ever shown. See the window display now. e-z'-i t. j NOTICE TO CRFDITORS ! all persons having claims against s lid Kouce is hereby glren thst the un-: deceased to present them verified as demgned has been appointed as Ad-; required by law within six months mlmsirator of the estate of Robert L. after the publication of this notice, Webb, deceased, by tbe County Court to E. R. Rlngo. attorney for said ad of . the State of Oregon for Union i ministratrix. at his office in the county and sll persons having claims west-Jacobson building. La Grande, against said estate are hereby notified j Oregon. , -to present the same to the under- j aueust 27th 1930 signed at his office at Elgin. Oregon BURKETT, Administratrix ot within six months from the date of . .Jr' at- 0, 0 P BURNETT, de Qw first publication of this notice. tue ..Estate oi u.. r. wwiui, ae- Jjate 01 Iirst puoiicaxion juiy au, 1980. JESSE CRUM. . I Admmistrator of the estate of Robert J Webb, deceased. July 30-Aug. 6-13-20-2T. j k i f SERVICE Tour broken .windshield or side ' glass quickly and correctly .refitted ,k Mit.hMi nit. piiu nt thi most reasonable prices, when done at ! Rjchardsons Art and Olft Shop. They specialize In all kinds of glass work, 827-1 t. NOTICE Thelma Cboate Webb Is now with 'hotel. Ph. Main 539 or Main 830 for ; appointment. 8127-4 t. CHRISTMAS IS COMING And you will want a distinctive personal Christmas Card to send to vour friends and loved ones. You will find Just the 'fight one In "She i targe selection, of tne. very latest carus- I fSrm tt-e-' flnent curd houses -In Am-. J erica note. a Rlctu-rdson'si Art ftpd' Qlft Shop.' ' oia-37-ii. - . ycrr-jCtS. r-C'BDlTOR- v , "mt; tHIOKTV COIJBI3 OF iiNfOJ) ; I . COIINTV, OREGON. In" the Idsttei "-of ithe Estate of "O..F:"' BURKETT, deceased. , The utidenigned having been duly by CountY-Court of 58 lb feeding j Onion County, Oregon.-administratrix los. down s-3.7ol( tQe aetata of O, F. . Burnett,-, de-- i ceweo. - ana nav.ng quamira, noiiL-e itt crnr siwn to me creaitors ana - " - - FEDERATION i FLOUR .... - Made from Federation Hard Wheat Gives Every User A Quality Flour For A Reason able trice Every Merchant Here Recommends FEDERATION FLOUR McClaj's Grocery No. I 2 Mac.Marr Mores rigglj Wlggly 1 r Grande Ronde Meat Co. Fir St- Grocery Economy Grocery Hanlen's Grocery Every Sack Manufactured and Guaranteed by LA GRANDE MILLING COMPANY Absorbent BathTowels The heavy, double thread Terry towels in all-white or colored border effects . . . and ' they are, as usual low priced at 25c J.CPENNEYCO 108 Depot St. La Grande, Ore. ; j : - " . Aug. 27. Sept. 3-10-17 PATCH OUTFIT 15c This outfit repaira everything from a small puncture to blowout . Consista of rubber pitching : material, .tube of i, cement and roughener. XS'--i-.' -?," -Montgomery- Ward & CO.' 1101-3 Washington Ave. ..r La GnJitle . ' llrmloi-k Grocery llerger's Cash Grbcery Kliines Grocery Spenrj Grocery Corner Cupboard The Pantry (Mrs. Ncullu) Putllson Bros. Grocery