La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 01, 1932, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPageEig ES GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, EE GRANDE, PRE. Friday, 'April 1,1932 roSIUSl) LIVESTOCK I i MJ.S - Variety! FEWEST Styles.' Springtime PRINTS! NEW Solid Colors! . JACKET DRESSES "PARTY" FROCKS Canton Crepe! Chiffon! Jacket Styles J1octosi -piece models. Newest colors! Sizes for misses and women! J. C. Penney Co.. DEPARTMENT 1307-1309 Adams Ave. STORE La Grande, Ore. PORTLAND. Apr. I tr Cattle 2S. calves JO; steady. Steers 600-900 Ibs. common S3.TS 15-00. Belfers SS0-S5O lbs. medium S4.S0 e 5.7S. common S3 -25. 44.5a. Govs, common and me dium U2Si WT5. Vealers (mitt fed good and choice MiO, IT.CXl, medium lS.O0el6.SO, cull mud common S2.7S 61S.0O. Calves 2S0-S00 lbs. good and chetee tS OO a S6S0. mrymon and medium sasosSSOO. Bogs SO. inflimmg 312 direct and 389 through: steady- Light lights 140 to 160 pounds good and choice S4-26 ISIS, lightweights 160 180 lbs. rood and choice Hi can 45115. 180-200 lbs. rl and choice, ss.00 g SAj25- medium weight 200-230 lbs. LA GRANDE HIGH5 BEGINS VACATION (Continued Pram Page Out) L on a blue background, the school colors. The L Is superimposed 00 a white O. the white O being standard J over tne state a toe oase iot toe school letter. Tne 100 point letter Is a white X with a blue background, and they were presented to Tnw Doberty. Florence Doherty. Oia Mae Hough. Genevieve Flexor. Kadlne Atteberry and LociUe Thacker. Tne SO point awards are also standardized through out tne state and are white diamond 1 Import Tax On Pulp Urged By Northwest Men shaped pieces of felt with a green good and choice 44 25 45 25. 220-250 j border, and the numerals of the win lbs, good and choice M OO e 5 00-. I ners gradusung daas In green. Tbosa heavyweights 450-290 tbs. good snd receiving them this morning were gress. heavyweights jwhi vos. guoa reroiuis "" i v. n Tennant of the Lone-Bell cho.ce 290-SSO lbs. goodjsophl. Glefthuber. Arda Berry. Opal L fJZt and eboc lliOltiS; pacxm? sows j Connor. Theresa curran. Dons j-in-27&-S00 lbs. medium and good t3 00 lean. Orralise McWUlUms. Vert. M00. Peederwtocters 70-ISO lbs. Xefaeker. Etta Bewna, Barbara 6Ut good and choic M00M-M. jrineer. Clance Taylor. Zella Twidweli. Sneep and Sainns 00, Inciud-! Uildnpd WardeU, Muriel Webb. Klia ing 4SS tnrougn; steadr. 9pratr&eh aClne. lambs good and choice $3-50 0 1 Gokd honor pins win be awarded H0. CO, inedlma taXK) 9Q, eommonjlater in the year to tare senior girts, S6.50.at5. Lambs SO lbs, down rood and jouwanrtlnf In arttrtllea. scbolaxship, ctxxr a2SAt7 0a Medium a55 & sportsmansiiip. wbo are cnosen by All weights. oomtDon MOO fit ith faculty. Tne pins are tbe staff. PORTLAKD. Ore, April 1 ii Import tax of one-sixth of a cent a ; pound on mecbanicaly ground wood pulp, onetnird of a cent a pound on unbleached chemical pulp, and one-half of a cent on bleached pulp. , was urged upon congress today by . pacific Northwest lumbermen, foi- lowing a conference in Portland Thursday. Tbe group requests that ; as the fust step to preserve the lum- i ber industry, an import tax on soft , wood and on wood pulp be Included In the revenue bill now before con- Lumber company of Long-lew. acting for the group, todsy addressed mess- -ages to the presidents of railroad , n operating vest of Chicago, urg ing' tn to lend their support to . the more. Messages were sent to Cart Gray of the Union Pacific, Paul Shoup of the Southern Pacific. Charles Donnelly of the Northern Pacific, W. P. Kenny of the Great Northern. Ralph Budd of the Bur lington. W. W. Scarry of the Santa Fe, Charles Johnson of the yinsas City Southern, and H. A. Scandert i ol the Milwauxee. Bigger Make Of Butter Is Felt In Coast Marts firmly priced at 15e lor chicken and lc for medium. " Kous ot wboiesale tradmg t ' I Pcn trading remains fairly arut i ! for shipments . carlots. Yearling wethers SO-110 Ihv i ttt-id -mi winced loot of Hermes ; medium to choice s4.ooaso.iM. a!TOrked In solid gold. 120 lbs. medium to choice M 00 a I Presesu Skits S3o. 13Q.19U los. taecjum w , , j 1225.. S3 ns. all weights cull to com- ne T JrrZZrJlZZ. The messages said Too should be "X ,1JfIfi ham. printed a number of skitt.'rery much Interested In this matter . I The first numoer was a pisy preseziv-, - - ' . "T;, tk. ooa.ied behind the curtains with eerieiand unless w can be placed on a Afr- 1 tJora -1... , rwrt basts where we can ship, which means DUSUXa lor UK fuuaua, u. v. us assisted with i wul continue to sutler tremendous ' BOSTON. Apr. 1 i -The woes market is generally ln-lron Wheeler took toe leading roies. acti-ne and uncertain, especially In while the entire class consequence of the recent activities of the sound effects. ' j .oca. - j rc ITlac- j Helen Paltow. Wythel Hoke Bob the bill now being worked upon The lumbertnen pointed out that less Fallow, dressed In formal ' congress pmrides for an Import tax Los Angeles strawnemea are P " " , , f, , tr curttin cf ac a barrel on oa and of a POBTLAND. Apr- while ' ton on coaL and suggested propor- - . . .rVT '. . -r t and orewuded to be singing. I i oreaui, , umina caxroa. p., .T . '" ,r i- iaw Miss Hoke sang the first number, oceans Import taxes be levied on tocreasrf producuon of butter ark ana -oca,, a.-e -rcTthe psrt of thToi iconaled behind the curtain. Th. lumber and pulp, unuea to make its felt nccyto very firm. t -.' iJLSnT iaudiesjc was unable to tea Usat Missi m support of their element of snsrkea of ux wnc iraw.-. - " " r., . v. ii, nounds Pallow was not singing until tie 1 Brevaillng in the but along the PacfM slope generally. : crate with Boseburg Is still toeid" -Well over I of , n.ittnn.u vrnu have core wnBi ixkj t am v-n iiirscr area, toev oeciari . . rr-n 1 ...! T n iw urw v... ... . - Thm was no senersi pnoe n.nr- , - . ..i.r. t5-.i:ber. rumisning an mmnuim - .j.. n,t:Tr 1S0.O00 men are ra te the day but speculative tntt T iSrner VTfc atJcTthe ' w wi um ranging from 4 Uect. Edeen WaMorf faked a vlolm m nd pulp mills in cube, was not at all inclined ey iormer 8gfc arxl , ftcf the woot -ta. alsa whf Miss Alyce norths and that toctay prove as heavy as the supply. Tha latter S.10cl. ., , b,:ooo?er was plsymg the rtoUa back men thus employed. was more especially true of the extras tne co-opera tire hiving been rejected Jo! th, curLain. She wws accompanied j junong those who attended the than standard, and the StOCk 3I(irket DipS joy growers a. altocrlher j." Tt- ataKaia: JZJTZZt While tnere is svenr . : , . . r y-t it -The foreign marxei 1 i - . - - - rf m the bTTtterlat market most of 17110 LtOlCeT llTUUnU PaT. Enfrlsnd and a -Tiff- In the ism cenvury. jwas Uas. B- Van ,v-. nrht snint appears to bat sub-! ; m. chief operators In the ; presented, wira atanon twyies poulson rrrapur: ded sln production became so j , lt.The stock cctomal marteta. 'Jf m LST" the ' Joimra Pcifle 'IJT" heavy and a surplus Instead of a! , further Into -Nothing was accomplished with A moaon picture ie paratiou. Toledo. Ore Oeorge Berkey created. . tv.n f u the advance to be mada maung f" ' of the Crown-zieroaca compan,. j Ksrket for eggs continues Its more rroiinrd nervous over the federal tax! by the XaUonal Woe Marketing oor-jOy Dr. WJllam peare. or less recent weakness with coa- naKirra. jporauon on mohair at the Texas. xmued diiect peddUng to retail shops sru losses ranged from 1 to. meeting last week end. Churmm- gQpj SEXTET by tmattacnea proauners. v -t . a pesnts. ana cjasioi; unc " , .irr- w of the Inman- Portiand: C. D. ..nn.n. nv tjhe Pacific co-ops or hnrv fiit annrciximsUid 1 300.000 i so socager Garner of the bouse stated nival distributors although some of ! shares. J that the co-operative did not Inund the tamer are reported shading. !' Shares of companies manufacturing 1 to make any lniual advance onmo .. - .... tmna tlev'nro3ucta to be taxed under the pro-1 hair. The matter has gone over to ! ptliX Paenstecher ol Kawley Pulp & ', Paper company. Portland and Oregon City, and Bohert Wolfe of the Weyer jhsfuser Pulp company. ossin Andecscei of the Puget Sound LADDER PL.4 said the co-operaaon ol the pnjp r.T.TT-fcfimy; uu will ne WINS FIRST IN The sophomore girls lumber bastethaa the Puget wereilurther ootilerence later tms meow. Sickens. They . advanced heavy. Eastman. Drug. Inc. and Coca) The Bulletin will publish the tol- team won lirst place in the interclaw given. fcrtt. to loc lb. but heavy broilers wra. Auburn dropped 7 points after were cut to 19c lb. Sound district yesterday loss of 11. MOSVUtXIU lilCTIOXABT ivmand for dressed turkeys con l tinues to surprise' the local trade- Be-( teipts from the country are limited j and consaoerahlv below the actual ; Waily calls tor supplies. Bens are injyesrs- work Parmanand Memaraml t m- staple 46-47; fine and Pr. comb- ; HlFn Kncol. Mss Catherine Osiccne. . I hudTTl tiXBTtl Dt ling lJ... .LUC .1.1 V -- tUJCUC 4JT. " .1 5 tS; vsXey No. 1. 45-47. i Uoa sll-star first team chosen Mohair: Oregon 17-18. Domestic i jjj ..ii. the players of the four. HHTDEBABAD. India iV-After 22 '"'V.Thlnr ao-2J; 1,, .rXr.n. i S"01- A ? . T .uiu-uij -- - . " : T3t reiaunc to tne recta ot wac jjoob. From Poor Farms best can. has ccenptled the LKaiwet for country kfllfd Scrjtliil diijcttiarT. An Instance of is without rextfeal axoceahlw c-hange u any of his Ul&x found in the tar the day. Veal and bogs cotatsnue iMCt jm xt vara -camei" has G masy toot are faorlnr vathln the pnre s-ndhl qulra3eiits. Va&ge. Ke lambs are tiuiet but there Is an fsswUent can for limited oflw- BABV boH1XR$ IX LONDON ins off old svan. IS iSSsh;;- -ii la w"a ET' TrtW cmZ poor houses.or 21-S4: 4S-S8. LI MRLR MARKET moTi iv-n rt-r Anr. 1 it. Cur- Ethel Nelson, Plorence Green aM rent new business in the western pine Terda Sebeker. sophomores: Da Mae th. senior roembers of the seamt . ..ta. A j . COUnw xsr&m. w Margaret Davy. Junior: dBcre -t children, Ariomey L H- Van .Doherry. Bulh Nelson and Dons Dc declared m an opinion to- jcan. sophomores. J dsv. He stated special provision I The, all -star second team lncjoues bv law for the cai and s-op- part of children without, sending .w . - s The oninicci . .w .v at&T-n Stu.twet m-nA Jim. Butlerfield. fTeSiT , . i w p4Hv .-k T3 r SwteaT'whSh! S26- decreased 4 1 per cent as compared men: and Eugenia Trowbridge. Junior- gtrst of PortSsad. member ol the by expcM. from Texas and in rsther ti& you. iff low-crowned, narrow- iU TJ!t a U IWm li UM governors legisuve mtexun rood condioon. They show pood tAnxd derbies, something like tbe Pne association reporad today. OJ. among the ftrR teamsm miuee- Utnd are onoted at P-j- -IrSS. I primary pcu there con- ' 5 ItTpTcent - - -a from .tionat . i current prwww . - snv tttot .- - UtHHVO mnivis EM ITS "llncreased 1.4HS.O0O feet, but ship-; of lilli Btvmti won first Da M m jjj ejecnan to art on the ? First supply of new crop Texas Bermuda or Crystal Wax ocilgis came SHEWED S ' A f .TIsIlT I Oil Mop. Dust BROOM Made I .! V 111 1 MoP and Plnt of fine broom I Sisaiv'V. "a Vl 'I I I III I ot hlBh 8de corn! SmoMh 1 oU. $10 value! Step-oal ee r jjjr Jf ' TiSbt Green enameled Barbed Wire Prices Doicn! Lowest in 25 Years! S1.98 SO-rod Spool Touirh open hearth tnnealPd wire! Eeavily Ealraniaed! Leant, sharp, round barbs- Pennsylvania Motor Oil! S1.49 100 Pure! De-Waxed! 2-GAL. CAN Refined by a world-famous oil ccjnnany! 100; elfjrtent the year arolirid! Graces 5- A. .. SO and S. A. E- 40. Sive! Ward-0-Leum 9xl2-Ft. Rugs Lower Priced in 1932! $4.89 Never before such values In stainproof and waterproof rugs! Tile and floral designs In new color combinations! mucs a general lack of demand lor J Tt sieail-i iment. oedlned 47S0K) fee. Produo Andrew freshman team placed sec- Tne withdrawal may be Sa The pnoe asked bv holders here: AALEEESL. Holland ,f This peacei loon for the week was lass.c leec .cod, Teresa CitrranJunior am was by recfuest In writing Vptw liigbw ttita anyone willlag 'fSi Botch town, near VaSkeabnrg. j shipments COS, and orders. 36.-; third, and Sella Twidwe and the , boater petJon. JJ ' nas become the home of 100 JesuitstsiS OKI feet. Cnfilled orders decreaaed sophomore team were fourth. j opinion was requested by : Genres - aciesacve, -i. . . f There 1 an ecure absence of fresh exiled from Spain. They ai living ; l.HS.OM feet, smelt offering from the Saadv. the in a dormitory at the Jesuit college Vwllte or Lewis r:xTK Rahbut is of St lrnsUus. j MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY CHICAGO LIVESTOCK 1 if- (V. V if May Jnly 1 M1- t nr CHICAGO WHEAT Osea High Low Oos iSH; JS ii4 . . r n--. T . r V-I7ITI " T . wmntT, WhO Stated UKUUMAKUrai jsTim bang circulated WHEAT MAX BACK : sramst the Justice of peace at Bums. rairAQQ. Anr. I i. (C. s- " n?rYMr ill I UK. I out tnat iwor w. - A.) Bogs ll tW; active lfx.20 cents; jta nave then- names tasam on. ..iL-. , . .rv-.tned Prom Jrxre uaej : . . w. - ipetiuon ana i . . . . .-v .sdered. (Cnndsued Prom Pare One) HAS. Oartlr 1 .S00: cleanup trade at aoc.t steady pnrea: steers and yea.-ngs; tEria changes! He counter SSOOaaf tO: vealers STO6. ( Ba:iRl two major meth- CF.V ATE NOW O.N Sheep 10 W: steadr. choice . lasnosj developing the Russian mar-j rrYlVflW T? A MPAT.F, held higher: wooled lambs S5 75 13 ; " Wlt in Russia, he) ECONOMl K.VJlr ALt j7i5; clippers K.afi5ft tat a j Bussia looks tSi.Pii.S4i5 May T"t- POKTLAVO HLAI Opea Blch lw . iSt, -MS r-OKTt.WD CAM 4V, -MS POSTLAND. Ore. Apr. 1 (wheat: Big Bend bluestem 6Si,c CB1CAGO COK.N Opea HVli L Om . jtse, - -ms jrseJ . .ss ... ..t, .4i,0S Mar GK EATER VALUE Ncic UNION s, il while Sc. - Western while S4c I Bard wmier S2c 1 Nanhem spring S2c Wewem red 5i2c.. Oat: No 2 white HiAD. Toiays car receipts: wheat - ncrur iCf, com 1: oats 1: hay 2. t.-o-v-. America as a son of mooea j la hew to handle both Industry and : agriculture- ! Campbell scoffed at the Idea of a " -cash ! Busso-Chinese ailianoe. j -If there It wm e mar-r. the other (Continued from Page One) i bouse are facing a paring down and the torus hill Ss doomed to defeat. The senate leaden beheve this spirit . ..-I. v. c.rf will cvntisxte miTn"'itS berwee Russia and Ger-1 So far two of the annua! sapply Each country produces what, mils hsve been sent naca . tnt trifl the trade anorcoriatacajs pj' ' growing. Every phase of j cent rec unions ) voraroe is Eusfian an!oem iiir has been bora 1 in Germany inducing communism i w hich is doomed to certain lairure. All the other meas- rta ntoM noor fatal jst SH-VEIRTOX. Anr. 1 Olson. 4.K. was instantly killed th , mom-rig when he fell from the rorc I ot the Immanuei Laitheran church, j s ru.tan.-e of about feet. H ; nerk was broken. Olsen. with three ' ether men. were encaged in shingling ; the roof The other three managec ures appropEiating funds lor neat, vear's operating expenses of the gov ernment face the same treatment. i-akmr on America's problem tol Artasa raprereoensea abili coodiaons. Campheil said At a result of this tmprecedented ... -,t throuch some Mn. the senate appropriations 1 provision wherebv agnc-urrure will ' oommiMee Is msrkmg tune on the ' beoent from tariff lsws the same as i other necessary appropriation huls. ; i netrcment heacs have been noa- - Make the prodarer happy.- he am to grve recorimeniattons lor fur said, -and no country in the world ; tier vtarmg down. They hsve pro can go wronc. urtMsit. corn and cot- I tested but the senate means bass- re givai ness. the n is no secret that the leaders ot 4 both parties have determined to apply tun procurers saut-t same nchts tinder the tariff msoiufacTurer of loromotives.' to nang ci w po: " - , Bri3r-!.0.riC a sona! and economic ex- , j,,, noose for legislation to au f rirl-nf A loosened brace was im t rf-, jsprahle to that of the j jonse loans as payment in full to brothisr of ESner Olsen. pharmacis-- : i and BHoa Oisen. a-1 cc 'Oscar Olsen and HUns - SLlvencoi. jericari nauon when it began foundLnc its repuhucsn iccm o; nxl KS-GlAON STILL SEW SMOOTHNESS ITRE.ED MILE.BE FINEST ANTI-KNOCK PROVED PERFORMANCE' NO EXTRA COST MONET BACK 6 CAR AN TEE 1 FEXTXTON. Ore. Apr. 1 if . . Harriet Wallace F!ynn. John A Mr-j Brioe and his wife, were arrested CT i Charles Boskina Incian agent and jBuck LaeuallraL atste pohreman. Wed-; nesiav sojlh of Fot Bcvk on -r a- a rrn IHill VR 1 (iiouor manufacrure charces. The of CRE. I k it Pun a-tt txm hjj. nrr sound an BS-galloai 1 tstali in a spKusy construrled shed. iThe sua and callons of lujuor was confiscKiled- The scents also conflsraied caher i "Trje experiment had to come.- be ssic. -ana I ant glad that It is thoa . ssnri of n-les sway from the rmted i ?ia-., C1LH SHEF.P OVZAEA Anr 1 r (C S. IX A! SKrp IS.X lambs swady to Sde t;rher. cbmre lambs ta shippers S47 sf lO. LIT KrOOL WHEAT j liCjUor snaking equipment the same district. found UTESTOOL. Apr 1 i Wheal cSre: Mat ss. Jury SS: Oriober 1 f 1 S Eichanre SJ.il. i : 1 W KLIN KrOOKPS LOW CKIME 1 BESUN- i Crane's true low j was reached here when counterfeit- , I rs started putting out fake four i each coin being : MTTEKTAT SA.V FS-OSCTfOO. Apr. 1 J BuV terist f. & r San Francisco Zlc world war veMrans upon their bonus rnsurance certttlcates. It is not a certatttr that the house wul approve .v There Is more ooubt test tne senate wtfl . But there is no doubt vnatrver among the senate leasers that the veto threatened fee this tegislatioct by President Hoover, should ft pass, will be sustained, suaaket Cat Talked There is a lot of tajk of msfng a j blanket IS or IS per cent coon. srfiropriations wito rnstrtsraon. u, overnment heads to make the cuts in their expendirures where best tore can. Wrapped up la the whole uesooa of econoaty and taxes Is the rnlexing prooasa nocganlaatoon upon whii the house nas made cnie neacway. . av as abowt ready to have a try at t-js. m Srwer It is done, the KUU la determined that the bud get is going to be balaared. . iwt or St-. . , TOVK.Bt . KCW S.BQ i pfennig worth approximaleiy one cent. SILtTW OT TORS: Apr. 1 Bar sa ver easier and He lower at SvSc ,. 2 -Piece Living Room Suite Finer Quality.' Beautifully Carved Frame! Finer cualitv, better construction, st a lower price than we considered possible only a few months ago: Two large, comfortable pieces DAVENPORT and BUTT0N" BACK CHAIR smartly covered in allorer multi-colored Jacquard velour. 49.50 $5.00 Down SG.50 Monthly Small Carrj ing Charge Men's Canvas Work Shoes! Get More! Save Half! 81.00 Heary hrtrra rtZT-as ! Eactra thJtS:, lonc-wasrusc rih- hetji. Inner Spring Mattresses . . . Priced for 20 Savings 810.95 Standard . tener 57-nne con strocticci a real S-O vaiuti Bftavr slniJ tirkmg in allorer i-i'l effect. Green- Boys' Tennis Shoes; "Skips" Everybodv Savs S1.49! 69c Superior to most brands sell ing abcte &Sc! sturdy white duck uppers: heavy non-skid soles! Reinforced. AXMINSTER RUGS: AH WtJ: UpiecJ ef What We Meaa Wbea We Say Ecal Valae Wkea Day Clean . Oa aa average tbe Amrriraa iaiB ftj mcvea t&ree times t Cs career. S2.45 6an er Eaff chsore oC 12 new parTta i mi SIXK MIXING FAUCET .Metal 5041 Disk and Randies: An Cbrstalu Plated'. Oalr 83.75 Vry latest "Accra" ?ear3i. All hearr tcu&. i j KHQ fl at 9:1S a. m. lVi:4-4-.iaa-t?.vi 1101-3 Washingtoo Ave. La Grande, Oregon Phone Main 13