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Newspaper Page TextWednes'day, April 8, 1931 11 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. - m-av FIELD HOUSE ! TRIBUTE TO ; KNUTE ROCKNE DANGEROUS CURVES AHEAD! 3jAKKT NEWS OF TIIE DAY J. C. Peimey Co.. lac CHICAGO WHEAT P0"SS!0NM. EASE5AU..' DEPARTMENT STORE ffOVTH BZSD. tj-. Apr, 8 A new l.zla ii.r,we szy ru-- on Noire , JjanvVa c;rr,i m i. liibute to ; ' Majr inn) La Grande, Ore, Jul 1307-1309 Adams Ave. 1 Jiijrii'.. it re unin;.r:ou?iy in favor of Imiicinz a !j'.'j.'fi ntoVi lieid bo-uvr j in hi rr.'.i'jry of re-.'umjr.g ' ttoc new football etaa.um a. "Itxife ! ;oi t ri. i 1 ie w! i 1 be cr ?3 niz. 4 in cij .7tfr of the tniud ' fiU;; t ffx;ivt donation. fvr .r.e fund. If it w laryt- eri'j-i;iir a. r-r "fiiyjfctie. wiil eier 1 ktrt-d t .a b;p.r c rr.rrrj r'tr-r tbi.ri a , g rti t f '- ; s I i c.a" a p .' n. r . , comm. tyre jn e r.-j bcr rxpir.ir.-d. "i'r.-tt'5'i. it,-,, It: I tiu it jitv Lel-'i h vj w: wi-.j 1 ti V: a b i : . r ic:i : rr I th:j t.T ;t-rji:::;i; ol the i'.sfu i!I h'-Mli-im. a F.iuv,J-l.'Jn th.s ':. hvl himself fc-'.-forc it h;?jJ.;y be- . HJf'AfiO I.IYKVTOCh CHICAGO, Apr. a iV. 5. V A.) Host J5; 10-20 cent than yt-roV-'s fcvtra-; biis 14O-2J0 IM. 07 7.v. 7.; early t p Cattle &.0C-0; c&lve-s fSj; u.'-itf.-'. f.Usw at d.iine; ii-jchl'rr rstU and ve-Alem: KU-rz, fyssi antl choice JiW lt, JJ)iT Uj V; Vfr&it-ra (fft!i fcvtt ar.rt chcc- . S7 -Vj; r;i.',n W 00. crop Isunbs t'-n'Jlif' low-r: gooci WhCltfl VCOk-d I'aHihr. ."t'? I'jfiO; uil weight, common k&&0; ewes KMftC lbs. rnt-dium to choic 3.7666; all weight, cull and common 92.uu94.2d. . POKTLA.NO MVC8TOCK . PORTLAND, 66. calrM 10; talklmt uound common $.007fl0: e00-ll00 lb. good 7i0a8.00, medium 14.75 70, common MflOeM.76: 1100-1300 No More Gas In Stomach And Bowels If you wish to be permanently re lieved of gas In stomach and bowels, take Baalmann's Oan Tablets, which are prepared especially for stomach gar, and all the bad effects resulting from Kits nresflure. That empty, gnawing feeling at the pit of the Rlomach will disappear; that anxious, nervous feeling with hnrt palpitation will vanish, and you will again be able to tnko a deep br4Lth without discomfort. ' That drovsy, uleepy feeling after dinner will be replaced by a desire for fntcrtlniiVnt, Bloating will cease. Tour limb, arms and fingers will no longer eel cold and "go to sleep' be- vtnt gas from interfering with the circulation. Get the genuine, In the ye J lew package, at any good drug etore. PrJ.;e l. AJwfiyn on hend at Olam Drugs, Inc. Adv. Eat Everything without Fear of Indigestion. Are Mien: I'll s of f-rjh yuti can't cat -lor fi.'.ir of g.in, ri'iiin( pain3 itt Do you havi; to paH up favorite di Imt vIiif: tlt.r real enjoy tlK-ni? 'lital'sn nifi yn ijfi-f Tanf.ir! For lr.nn; Mian ymrs 'i'.-mluc liai x Moral to s-'iy.iuu-i hr.ilMi Mion i iii'l i l:o fvui' iu ia- Ivim their favorite txn',i jir.t uh y.tit li.vc tn. Mrs.Arvr iki flowcrii.ni 1? v J-k !:.-':i .St., ' ,,(-. 1, K-iiis., "i- iv M-,,1'1 vai tiul(.i uii h IJ(,atim'' nwl dizzyapfrlU. Jim 'fV.nl.ic toiw-l up I!ty vlioiopvaictn and inert jd! tny ',,1 i- ht iu His.' tU yvn Mtfftr fioin inrjjt-! in. ;;,r!, ilIz.iiK.'.n, iK-.id.tchi", conslip.iii'jit nr inrpi.-l livrr jMv.f 'i anhc a rli.nice fi help yuti! The firht hi,,nl; of h n brinj-s the iiwdt-d relief, TaitLf: ii a v'kk, pure mrdli in, made of root, and tit Miat arc rtconird by Mic United Stm-i riiarmai.opfM:ia.r1. t it Iruin ynUr diun'iit tod-iy. Ynur money bat k ti it ducr.fr t lw.-lp you. Arlv. WW t & . . ltM. good 7J104i7.76, medium ..Tl i A mon and medium 4.76 5.76. low cutu-r and cutUfr i2AOa4.76. Bulls (yearlings excluded; a&xt0r95XO, cut-? ter, common and medium 9.i la e UXX). Veal em (milk fed) A0 a 100. medium M.ocia9iO. cull and common aSMetiaJM. Calves 250-600 lbs. good and choice 18.00? M .60. common and medium M0 ii 14.00. Hogs: 100; quotablr steady. (Soft or oily hogs and roast, - Ing pigs excluded. Light light 140-160 lbs. a7.7fi4t8 75. Light weight 180-200 lbs. W.608.76; 1B0-200 lbs. (Soft or oily hogs and roast- ae.fi0fcl8.76. Medium weight 300-220; lbs. 7.7S8.76; 220-260 lbs. 17.60 tt a60. Heavy welhtf 2W-290 lbs. ft7.26ft8.25: 290-36O lbs. M.7A 8.O0. Danlflnrr ami's OIA.'JI IKa 1 V", Packing sown 275-500 lbs, 5.75 t; 7.00. Feeder and atocker ijIks 70-130 i x j r i lbs. ?.00fr&60. (humorous, Merrill Or ton, of Cove.! He takes great pride In breeding Hliecp 160; quotably sV-ady, Springs won on the subject of "Long and f p sultry and in the fact that he has lambs 8&'-I0, medium I'i.VJi 00, , Short." and tlie dramatic was won crowed a wild turkey gobbler from Iambs (10 lbs. down 87.00' 7.60, me- by BUly Duncan of Cove, hla sub- i Kentucky with a Holland pen turkey dlum 80.00087.00, all weights, com-'lect. "TTamp 8o!dier." Other en- of the domestic species, mon eft.00iTft9.00, Vearling wethers rrantt with their subjects were a I "Bpeaking of Kentucky." he said, 00-110 lbs. medium to choice 84 26(& follows: Division 3, humorous, Joe "you see those hills way out yonder? 88 26. Ewes 00-120 lbs. medium 8456! Hill. "Tomboy"; Wilma Hutchinson, f Well, they make Just as good moon Ct86.00; 120-160 lbs. 83 6084 60, all: "The Dork Closet"; Carmen Cockrell, shine there as they ever did tn Ken- welghta, cull and common 82.00 y 83.60. M (JAll AND n.OI'K PORTLAND, Apr. 8 A'i Hmvzti steady; (wickd bft.ils cane, fruit fr berry 84 fcO per ct. Uoet suijur ptr e-At. I Ir.ur: f-.tr-.'.dy: rlty d-?;K-f-ry pr!c:'1 family patnta. 4't-. M br. w.o e kbeat, 4J 81 70; .jrxVm. .y.m MJV. ittVUTh' Ji;;ui ::t, K'i ';: blus.'-m s.'ti'. ., 'j'-:-. k'j ry f-ar. 'j'M i-'i.S'j. l'(Itll.SJl CASH roitTLAN!) O.i Ai.r. B w. Cash Wh'-.t".: i'il.; i. ':.! tjlu. ift wi.iu- (;.. Wlmt'Tlt whit G7c. Hrd v.lr.fcr r.ic. Norlh'T.i iipilMif C-Ic. W'jttcrn li,"! ')4 Oat-,; No. i'-;lH II). vliite 120 50 'ivi'iy'fj ( " 1 1" ril"'.('Hr v.-iu-at, IJrUr II, Coin 4; i:.!n 2. rot I.J i: PAN STOCK I'lili 1 - I NITW VOKK. Apr. (! ( pri'ji.-:i (i:(,,:ti ft iit(U :,i in clay, the nr:tt thi-i w." i'jiirt!. in iiftffii trifiln. hi t y.'iiii-. nf 1 to p. V,. f iiMin'Tiii.:1; :.t Hi' til'J'.LH the V.l'.-i lnt( i.'-.-y, (:p,Ti-i.clii' iv 1 nt.c.' i-j j.t oiih d'ji iu;: 1 !. tli'i fi:i . l : adir.i; t'i.t..'.u; r.Hiin'-. thr (t:V . f vur.i'i' '.o-l: i t- ::nrl 1 ' .:,u.a;,t itli!' h, tit- A series of articles that will run iu this space each week. They are stoi iin of people you know and whom you inspect, lint, whose appreciation, seldom if eve r receive iu1ilic recognition. Our Local Heroes Watch for Them! WALKERS FLW.RAL HOME FREE AMBULANCE SERVICE PhONl" MAIN l Z , Lady At vlnoant s v 3 - t r-r r ' V..- - , -- ,--:): r jjReno Mayor Espouses Days of Old West Avp I rt r TtfY v"'C XJ11LCI Students; Four Survive Trials By Mm. A. H. Con kiln t Observer Correspondent) ! COVE. Ore. (Special) There were 37 entries in the district declamatory contest held here Prlday evening. : ADrii a. The winners in the third division, hurorous. were Phyllis CourtriKht. Riverside, her sublet being "Counting Eggs." In the dra- matic contest. Maurice Clyde, also t ri. a. i- u . ..... ,.. f Cf Riverside, won, his nubject being '"The Last Iaf." Division two in "What the Little Olrl Bald"; David Pierce, "Bister's Best Feller"; Clark. "The Way to Do It"; Shirley Parker, "The Raggedy Man" In the dramatic division were Berna Jean Haefer. "Three Little Kittens"; La von Bnrlord, "The Information Kewp and the PoJtywogs": Sherman Hawk ins. "The Btar fcpBiiijled Banner "; A'itfrey frrhnm. "Wlien Motner's Av,-a;-"; ?.;i!ton JIftrr,h, The Ijrf-nm-cr '; Yf'Va Ct rham. "71:' Daffodils " Ii', division thitfs hui:orous th-re c? ilr.wd IJurford. "Iih This Edu rat; Lirnira D-Kf.on. "Aunt Df a Hhi"; John Hay- . ti (Hk Piif.fi fi.-ilf U.irv JiMin , T'.llrr.aii. "faoap"; filcn Nice. -Oh : . On. ',mh": biie IJaviB, -Anifellua "; ( : Pnvo i';:rfc'.n. "8ocrat-s Snoops"; di- , . I'.I'ju tv.o rlremstlc. Billy HawklnB. j ""Hie T-m Plrturos'; Virginia Nice. I "Ii'ck it Ayes"; Luclle Christmas. - , ' The African Chief"; Betty Lllllard. 1 1 -K'.rr.cb'Kly's Mother." Judges were Mri. Oordon, H. O, JohnM;n and , M. , bv.'rliir;en. Union, Telocaftet, N'jrih I'ov.diT, North Pnwd'-r rural. Pave: iti.-, lii;:l. Vuilf-y and i'ovc v.tre i:." i.'i'-'jI'; ii,t(-r!-.t':d. ..; v iiiid er.frtJht'i in t!io t;rado crut'L-'. (ii I it t;r:iiitU' Kiulity evc- liiTi-', Ar-ril JO. Illiiy Diiiif.tn and ; .',:i-m!1 Ui'oti. al-.n tvo ejiiratH's i In tin' -h''il crmtcf-.t. D.iicy Mrf c! and B'.-liiy Dim'-.'in. f'l.j in tc.tii' r trahim;! f'jr h'J!ilny hvhoo!'., Jjuth a'hilt find ; ,'::vr liilr-, -,ri ; vt; roilducU'd at Ihr . C-r.i: li,.pt;-.t rinifh nil ti.l:t v.'f -K ' li.jidrr clirf-cuo:) of Hrv. T. H. ; MX i'ii rtTid lml.'.R llimdi-iup. i,i : . !!:: ii v. ; 1 1 prrarh bo'h niarniii!; ' -.xl.ti cv'Ttii:' f.iii ttti'iy . April IL'. A in i t u.tv raijy ut Mif Hytrin On:i i:-.rir-t will h" In Id at the IS,i:,lc:t church I'jJ'Iny. April Hi, 'Ih'if. t!i.t ri'". irirltMli-s ( ira ir. Piii'ii'i, Oninrlo, North rowcicr and 'if rilv(!, td.'tt t lie liillrnnl'i of ; thf' Ldttcd i,u,i'' should I-p govern -juf-nt. !' jif'l." w.t'i diM.usM'd ly tlin ; (!i : iiiit :i' rlnl) of tin- llip.h School f.i':u(:iv I'.Ui'j'noon. I.aVmii Ki',!'.i' unci I. or.. t.'loJd, ( ;k iiV.ttfi lur tl-.c iK.'itSvc. .joint I ( !:t-r niul Hilly tJlurk en iif t.irirtii'.itif. The allirrnittlvc 1 ' M' l anny f;.r:iii,,'.t' l.fid a invr'- .".!': .';ttt!itl.iy rver.liii.: at the pr..ni:f I; li Ai.r ll.e ! h i'- i ! ini; tt.t i Vi'i.a.b uiui iiiJcut i.otlully will, an lias let1 aupper u the crowning event. Mm. Charles Pieher and Mrs. Tllnnnhn Engalla wore In charge of the aupper. The Rpworth Leaguers, 30 In num ber, enjoyed their annual Banter breakfast at the church parlors at 8 o'clock Sunday morning, Mrs. A. A. Antlea and Mrs. Bern lea Miller were mombcra of the committee In charge. The Do reus hoc lot y was entertained by Mrs. Lee Chllders at her homo Thurstlay. April 2. The afternoon tvnH tjpent aoclully and lunch was served at the close. Mrs. Stella Edvalaon. of Catherine creek, haa been elected to the vacancy In the fifth and sixth grade in tho Covo school. She tr. at prreent teaching in a rural North Powder district. Drives Her Auto -Into Cops' Wagon PAN KHANC'l.K.'O. April 8 1,11 Miss Thi'rrHn t'ntltr. Ill, tlrnve lu-r cur Into another vehicle hrre ttwluy. ll,r nuii'Mlnf ovrrtttt nod ntnl Rhe wits Ink.'it to I'l-ntinl Kmrrto'iit-y huspttol ! uinir It wa-, UMtrin-il slip w tin- hint "What Old 1. hit?" askrd Miss Crolg "Ju.st, thp police patrol wagon." nnwptfd the doctor. Then the phyMcisn had worX lo do, for Miss CrnlK (Minted. IINAI. Ad'OI'MIN! MADK PORTLAND, April 8 (rV Final aecouiitliiK ol tlio etate of more than ttl.'Jtio uoo left by the Ue Mrs. Fannie I'tiink. wtH Mppnel uvltiy ' The nr. iutntini.' tiiuws that Atnon M 1 i.iiiK. her non, aa ndimntstrutof. eltt--biiu.nl f J"l,0ih). ol which 4iV'J70 ifif The fedrnil tintc.ne lax. t?-s ',-s;7. x KaT-Ot.nQ IMS. 35 A WTH2.0F a.l J..ijtfiAJ I too A M RENO, Nev. 'JPi A Callfornian by birth but a Kevadan by choice, with the explanation that "it la the only free state left," la Reno's outspoken mayor. A man of many hobbies U Mayor E. E. Roberta, and not the least of hit interests Is centered In his son-in-law, Walter Johnson, manager of the Washington Senators. ' t,,rv In rw .MiMh. j ( deP(UPAraJ ? !?TiVht h -,-iv ! To th.e 11 might be merely He raises chickens, fighting cocks. a BiTeM:n 01 sageorusn and sand, nut 10 tne cWef executive of this 42-day dlvorce center it is The Desert, and 1 Ptry he has written about It is . tJir'aTMl tn ttlA U'ftl! rf nn C,f htI Kllh wca to tne waiu ci one 01 ms sud- '. urban hemes. 1 tucky been doing it for 60 years. inntr miora wnn l w run inn nrnni ni tlon era. Even the mayor's bitterest political epponents have never accused him of "pu5a.y-footlng." and he candidly espouses the days of the Old West where a man can "do auythln he plensei. Juki o he doesn't interfere .!th the ri;hn cf others." Ir. the bamyurd he pointed out one brc7d-ho::-e !n which 30 riistl.net vr-r'.'tlc: cf thoroulibred chiri:er,, arc- beinc reared r::ti tiie "beit fii?(it inif cocc in the entire tf.&Xe." A tame der came uj) and muixlicd a ctrfar c"'- "f W Hand. "Tin-, Plymouth Rock rooster over there btlomis to Walter Johnson. He paid e260 for It last spring and would ralso caln If anything happened to It." ' IT A PAT TIOARH --Li l . WT I". fin A TV LEADER SAYS CoiittriuL'd r...in rage Onul atroiip.Jy rerom.'ncndt'd the follow ing: Fir:;t. that the 'ivtrnmcnt fihould. a'. t);e' carllct pof.ible thite. divest 1 1 :-r: I f of the liwineKS f riierchanaiK crnin, v tin t-!id that the mar kctmg of the fcurphi.i already htored up shall be handlrd by the regular lieiilrrr in the d-.nxvitic and export tiade with tlse le.ift. j.ossiljlc tllsturb ntici: to rl:e iu:irKeti!g of the coming 'H'.co!uI. tli.tt in n.'.iftlm; tho de velopment 'if e( -operative mark?t Itik ii ncp!i:.'fl ur.rler the tenns of Dm atrt.' (."ivcrnriifitt fnndfi hhould not, he tifittl at lower rat oh of mter ' .1 irt tisc Tiierrh;v:ifli'-in of com mr (I it;c: In rompetition v-itli the es tablished ttude. '"IhiKl. that the mnintenantv of n Iroe inui open tnail'.vt lor ;;;iln uith a vi(ie public intereftt lh cr feni.lal l' liif lnot intetvst.H of the pr iwlite.-'i- nnd foitMttner. "I-oik i h. that the market Mm: Id he rvfie'.vl of ii!'.nre-.::i'.ry ' df!:u:-?d ei--.vrniri-;s.:ttl suiter vi-.-u and hu ll am ra'i'- i i titi ol." KLATLS ICLCOHI) WILLOW OROVE. Pa.. April 8 Amelia Earhart. making an altitude flight in an Autogyro today, was an nounced to have made an unofficial mark of IB 600 feet. There Is no official world's record for a woman pilot In an Autogyro, It la said, and the mark made today by Mis. Kiir hurt may be officially accepted aa audi. OS Men's Blue and Grey Chambray Work Shirts 39c XEwY?K b n r e . 5 i 1 i Open , Uleb t Cla ... Jtl' j . JH' 4 JM - -68 H- Ji35 -BSH rOBTLAXii WHEAT Opea Hlih Unr Claw JUi S JM .08 .55 ti .56 ' JS'i -SSH Dc. Iajr Julr Frequent Price Changes; Most Produce Lower Upsets on the vcs table market are ' very trr:juer:i as spring drav.-s uearer. Ve?etab:M are be-oining more plen ; t:fui and of better quality and the . prices ar? griduaily lowering. With. 5 the ezcepiicn ol cabbage which took ' a two cent ump recently. It was 5or- mtrlj 6.;i:rx; at 3 ctrUa a pound, but T.ith the .advent oi a -superior CaJl .' Jfjmia variety the price has gone to ! live csrita, iis rpporxi. . . CajUno?er dropped three cents from Id cents a pound to 12 cents. v.h:le a.psrs:;iui. 'hlca was formerly at 20 cents a pound is now rr:i:d at tvo pounds for 25 cents,' bec-iiuse It i3 mere plentiful. LA GRANDE RETAIL MARKETS' S::par, 100-il). Eaci: . 5.70 N. Gem potatoes. Id. Sack lc . 81-16 6C 5c 2C . 26c Parsley, bunch Cabbage, lb Yellow onions, lb. Cucumbers Cauliflower, lb. .... Turnips, bunc Parsnips, lb, Lettuce, bead Oarllc. lb. ... 12c - 10C 3C ' 109 15C I - 35c: Spinach, lb. . 6c 85c Green pepper, lb. Carrots, bunch Yams, lb Tomatoes, lb. 10c 10C 26c 26c 26c 80c 26C 25c 10c Rhubarb, 3 lbs. New potatoes, 8 lbs. Green beans, lb. , Asparagus, lb. Green Peas, 2 lbs. . , Onions, 8 bunches rrult Florida grapefruit, 8 for . Bananas, lb. Apples, hft .20o925c - 10c ! ..50c 33.00 Ijemons, doz. . Oranges, doz . 39C 25 85c ury prunes. ; to 40 size, 2 lbs. 25c atrawberrlcs, box 30c lialrv Butter, creamery, lb. ...... Olieese, lb. .... 81c -20 36c 26c 20c Honey, comb Cottage cheese, lb. exes Ucocos, doz. .l Pteah extras, doz. . Medium, doz. 18c ;16gl7c 13c -M 46c Mixed, doz. Floni Bard Federation. 49 lbs. Per Barrel 80ft wheat, bbl. . 81-35 . 4-75 . 4.00 Beef boil. It Pot roast, lb Chops and steaks, bl. Mincemeat, 2 lbs. Sausage, -lb. Hmnberger, lb 16c .15gl7c zaiggoc 35c 22c 20c 25c Ham, Jb. I Lvti Clams, lb. . 10c S-almon. lb. (frc&h) 40c Halibut lb. (frenh) ' 40c Poultry Spring, lb. 2030c 28c 26c Heavy bens, lb. Light hens, lb. , WOOL MARKET 1 BOSTON. Apr. 8 W Oeneral Im provement is being reported on both fleece and territory 50's strictly comb ing wools. Territory 56's strictly combing wools are selling In range of 60 to 53 cents scoured basis. Avail able ollurings 50's fleeces wools are reported to be somewhat restricted, ; but. fial"s of motorate quantities are bt'in;; clo'; d ill thr ranyf of 42 to 45 r.-iit-s sotirecl busts. Quotations on the ch"lce olferlm .. cf U4's and finer cri(;l!ii'l ha'.; tTVil jry wools co.ilbtillg of bulk I:vnTh. r omhtnr aro showing ' & strentheiuin; teiuitncy. ) I.IVEKI'OOI. WHEAT I.IVUTtPOOL. Apr. a frTi Wheat clo-e: May (il'; July (iJ': October 65'',,. iu i I i:i;i at t'AX FRAJ.X'IKCO. Apr. 0 t&i Blt terltit f. o. b. San franclsco li4c. sriM'i.i s u hlat i fn)i;in;i CIUC.GO, Apr. H t' Disposition ;f a!ipti):.iiimtf.'iy "00,000.000 bushels of wlK .it., h'ju::ht to pet the price of thr Iff tO cit'tiutMic crop, wan consid r rt'l todfiV by direct :jrs and ri rubers nf the i;i :tiu ;.!.tibili.:ition cotpoia t ion . '.t:n I. ?.rc"cp.vic. retiring (niln nitinoc. .( I'uv federal (arm board, : H'.I ihi' baatl's tieetsioii on dlf.poHi l:oii or, the liec.imulatpcl v.'lieat would be irii'lucuLLu by the- tubiUzution corporation's recommendations. Milter said the meeting would leave unchanged the corporation's policy of maintaining the pegged price of the 1930 wheat crop. It has been announced that similar sup port will not be extended to 1031 wheat. WOMEN'S NON-RUN LINGERIE Montgomery Ward & Co, 1101-3 Washington Are. la Grande 50c rXlS ONIONS RECEIVED ON OREGON MART PORTLAND. Apr. 8 With quo tations unchanged, wholesale egg i markets continued, in the same ; technically weak position at opening ; of trade today, due to liberal receipts j of off grade e?gs. whale the butter i market was strenthentd to about steady wi;h re:e:pts moderate and ; available supplies barely equal to de j mand. Butter rtceivtrs btild clcely j f or full quotations and in some cases j lor premiums. Country dressed meats and poui;.'?" ' markets ooened, steady. Government market ne"s service repcrted highlights cf the fresh fruit '. and vecetable trade Z3 follow: i Local cabbage supplies are practlc ! ally exhausted, and remaining stscku ara- now selling a. l-3c per lb. to growers. California cx-bte Is now beint; offered at 2c. L&:al and Rosc- burs' caulifiofer is scarce, beist 'flower moving to retailers at $1.50 per crate. First ne'A Texas B-jnnuda onions . were rei'.vd yesu-rdoy via ex pre. A . siraivfht carkud i'i now t-n route from Taxixt to tiie Worth west, tiue to ar ' rive at Portland in about a week. New garnet potatoes from Col ma. Califor nia, show the -best quality of any new offerings thus far this season. Price , to retailers Is around 8c per lb. Northwest Alfalfa Markets Firmer PORTLAND. Apr. 8 t Pacific Northwest alfalfa markets developed a somewhat firmer tone with lighter offerings in good demand during the week ending April 7, according to de partment of agricultural economics field observers. Quotations at ship ping points of the Hermiston district were around 810 per ton for U. S. No. 1 grade while prices advanced around 60 cents per ton In the Yakima valley. PORTLAND PRODUCE PORTLAND, Apr. 8 op, Butter: steady; quotations unchanged. Egys weak; unchanged. Country meats: firm, unchanged. Milk, ' mohair, nuts, cascara bark, hops, bulterfat, onions, potatoes, wool and hay steady and unchanged. Poultry: firm, unchanged. FIND IT HERE Copy for this Column most be In by 0 a. ra. i Apr. 10 last day to pay your water ; rent without a penalty. 4-7-3 t. COOKED FOOD SALE By St. Peter's Eplsconal Guild on Sat., Apr. 11 at Noah's Fuint Store. 4-8-2 t.! REAL VA1.1K IS GLASS If you need table g i tits wa re you cannot afford to pass up the special on new black footed crystal stem ware now on special sale at 45 cents each at Richardson's Art and Gift Shop. Take advantage of this in troductory offer now. 4-8-4 t. SPECIAL JJANCE ' Tonight at Elgin. Star Novelty. ' 4-8-1 tp. Apr. 10 lost day to pay your water rent without a penalty. 4-7-3 t. SPKCIAL DANCE Tonight at Elgin. Star Novelty. 4-8-1 tp. E. C. TtlCKEY. Trustee in Bank- : ruptcy, 100 Depot St., Lit Grande. Ore. 4-4-3 t. CAItl) OK THANKS Wo wish to thank our many friends and neighbors of Hlltjard. La Grande and iode. for the flowers, kindness and deeds of sympathy, especially tho O. II. T. during the sickness and death of our beloved husband, father and brother-in-law. Mrs. H. p. Stalrct. Virginia Sturet. j Doris Etairei. Mr. and Mrs. V. P. Sailer and fam ily. 4-B-l tp. t Apr. 10 lr-st day to pay your wttr : rene without a penalty. 4-7-3 t. ' REGULAK Old Time dance Zuber hall Tlmrs. uight. Ray 13 tie U. 4TU-1 tp. Some vrry tooci buys In ;uaranterd : t;.el clubs. Land is Crimp, profession- i ai, La Grande country club. 4-o-y t. HAVE A I I I.I- LINE Of Fishing Tackle. Trout Flies aro made of the finest materials by ex pert fly tyerH. A splendid value in fly for underwater use and we have a full line of Bass Hooks end leather bound fishing baskets. High grade fly hooks at the Grace Harness and Hardware Store. 4-8-1 t. BAKING POWDER You iava in uyng KC. Use LESS than of hisb priced brand. IT'S DOUBLE ACTING 25 emtrrj i for ' 25 I -z. ! Apr. 10 last day to pay your water reat without a penalty. 4-7-3 t. j NEIfill'UOK'i OP WOOIICRAIT j Will postpone meetinij at 1415 T I Ave., quarantined for smallpox. Guar ;dian Neighbor Belle Devme. 4-8-1 t. THINK OF THIS A supreme value In the latest table glassware. The new crystal and black stem ware, beautifully etched. Stem Goblets, High and low Sherbets, Footed Tumbers, Cocktails, Ice Teas and Wines, your cnoice now at 46 cents each. This Is a Special Sale to Introduce this new pattern of stem ware, and one which you can well af ford to take advantage of. When you are down town Just make It a point to see this delightful new glassware now on display In the window at Richardson's Art and Olft Shop. 4-6-4 t. Hemstitching, pleating, button holes, etc Norton's Kiddy Shop. Adv. Apr. 10 last day to pay your water rent without a penalty. 4-7-3 t. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOl'XT IN THE COUNTY COURT FOR UNION COUNTY, 6TATB OF OREGON I In the matter of the Estate of j OEORGE B. MESERVE. Deceased. - Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned administratrix of the cs tate of George B. Meserve. deceased, WASH FROCKS and PRINT PAJAMAS New styles and ideas, Frenchie Frocks, gruaranteed all coloi-s a.:id workmanship. 98c $1.89 $2.79 NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Free Lessons in Denaison Homecraft The Dennison Instmctor wiU be at this store for one week April 13 to ISth and will give free instructions in paper flowers, cellophane flowers, crepe paper par rots, spring favors, glorified glass pictures, etc. Be sure to arrange to attend these classes. The instruc tions are free. Come in and of the LA GRANDE BOOK and STATIONERY CO. 1114 Adams Ave. Men's Union Suits Knitted Cotton A A f Ana .'kkflrl ,UJ A ton long or snort sleeves. Well made and shaped for serviceable wear and fit. has filed her final account In the above entitled court, and that Thursday-. May 7. 1931. at the hour of lo ! o'clock In the forenoon of the said . clay, at the County Court rooms in La" Grande, Oregon, has been set by the Court as the time and place for : hearing of objections to said final i account and for settlement thereof.' .MINNIE D. MESERVE. Administra trix of the estate of GEORGE B. MESERVE, Deceased. Date of first publication April 8, 1931. Date of last publication May e, 1931. HUGH E. BRADY, Attorney for Ad-' . mlnlstratrix. Apr. 8, 15, 22, 29. May 6. i -' Apr. 10 last day to pay your water rent without a penalty 4-7-8 t. Special on Model "T" Fords All Models, Ages '' . and Prices ' 510 and Up. LARISON CHEVROLET CO. 1414 Adams Phone Main 2 get a schedule classes.