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PnW Siv T.A nPAMnu- www run nueirwvirP-r.A nnnvnw nop. Thursday, May 26, 1932 CA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, EX GRANDE, ORE. Price of Cube ; Butter does Up - Cent in Oregon roilTIANI), May SO Ml Allvmico IK It) Ill Urn price ul nil culm Imllcr iwi'epl Uttta on tlm produce exclioiiite rimlltil tile Intn aenalim wm aomrwlitit ut ii stirpf Inn bill la believed til lio n lenipmnry mialr, A atuiileu oIiaiiho In tlm ilciiinnil cleaned up Itio bulk: vt lucid maim Ini'tuni nml biivo the trade a miiiio what better iionriii't HurliiH tlm liny fur both piliiti mul mibea t)iit wmtl pnaaea In tltrt Irnilo Mint ttin bin at ore Imve ptiivllitai'it lliclr weekend nwla on the. lumu of the former low level, Naturally una will make It dif ficult, (or oilier alorcs to 'aeeuro tliu lilulirr price. mitterfnt ndvtiiiectl lo nlonii with butter; the now ilellverctl price bo iiik "lo with country tntlom II f Hi' lb. uniprnlly. Market (or owe In itenenilly with out clmiiBO (or tlm ilny. Tlioro linu Inuii nu oIiuiimc III till) prices ol by tho co-iiw or private flrma (or noniu1 waeka. 'I'lii-Mi hi being undonuld by, Imlcpcmlcnt prmlucere. Market (or colored linn la Inclined lo allow ciuialili'lillllo wvakneua Willi! it lenal aleadillCMi III tho HKlt utulf., This applies but Ii to broiler, mul to hrna with qunlnlloim B'l'I'HI cloaer, between tho two k'oiiih. With imlrra HoltlllK Illicit, tho n- cent )ilrt o( ttciiiiilid for turkeys (or elllpiiirnt apiieara lo have aubalitrd.' Tups are Krnorolly lit Itlu (or btst available tlieaaril bena. Generally trmly lo Ilrm tono mi' rcflorlrtl tor strawberries durum tho ilny Willi CnlKoriilniw practically off tho market. Kill"! o( Oli'BOll ntnek were chiefly IXOOvi J.'JS onto (or . Quality was generally morn favorable. After several daya' delay on tho truck here. 'IVxiui tiunatiMi have mi" lorcil (ho loom market. Quality wn mostly favorable mul iioncrolly uupcr lor to Mexican,, Local IioIIioumi hit IiowIiik n li"iuly tone lit Into price,. Tliere I, n aurpltm o( country killed ILAST BAY THKY MAKE HISTORY in a great human story matching tears, laughs and romance with every Kthrill! WALLACp CLARK crush throiiRh lo now and (rent er triumphs now in this nirturc that whs h yoiir in the m:ik- vv with Conrad Xagel Dorothy Jordan Marjorie Ramheau Marie Premst SO V11VVMK x run ts Mltn i.v Kmlnt The Lttugh of Your Life Coming Friday r5 Kit t m mi x vW-rt. K EATON 5 'durante 1 U'4.t V1MI- WOWt Let's Go! vcul and luinbi now on tho nuirkot lioru. Wunkor tono U ohown In both Illicit.' iit uppi'iir tjK'u'ruily ntcutly. Jli'or drnuind lo (ulrly gooa. UllKhtly ciuilcr prliM lint I, shown (or Irmh (lull, llolh hnllbut mm oul inon luivo illghtly rucnlcd In prlco In tho north rrituilly. cm to contlnuo ncnri'o. Notoi of wholoiiAlo trndlUK: Anpnrugus ninrkol appoura (tilly U'luly. MnrkflU will bo cloned Monday. Memorial dny. Mnydowor ponchea hnw Arrived (roin Colitoriiln mid prlrcd nominally l.J5m l 60 box. Mootly green. Head lottuco market nppeaiu atenily. Increasing niovemeut of homo grown mid Tho Dulles peua, 'lludo utendy. Honey market Is very slow, i I'llllTl.tM) MVKNTOCK PORTLAND, Muv SO Ml Olltllo 1UA, calves 10; alow. Bleers 000 000 pound, good 6.78 WAO, mo dlum M..i S.7S, common 4 00 t 5 (K); UUO-1100 Ihs. good 9.76na.S0. nuHllum Ha S.7ft. common H t 3: lioo-taoo Iba. g-.xid s.75 if so 'J5. mo il mm M 60 m ts.lt: helleiv 06O-HAO lus. good taSOm 1(1 00, medium I,1.II5, common ia.35iitl4.35. Cows, good M.OOitlvSO, rommon and ine dlum a 50 r 00, low cutter and cutler 11.00m I'J. 60. Uulls (yeurlliigi excludrHll good and cholio (bei,t W, SOer 14.00. cutter, common and me dium J60m:I&0: ven)era milk (cd good and cliolro 5.(Xlr 5.o, medium au.aoii 16.00, cull and common I'J.OOtt M Calits 330-500 lbs. good and ilholre 13 00i 13.75. Hogs 400; steady. Light lights 140 l0 11a. good and choko 13. 16t4.O0; I llghtWTlghts 1HO to 300 lbs. gooa and jcholce 3.76tl4.0O; medium weight 330-330 lbs, good mid choice 13.16 4.00. 330-3.10 Iba. good and choice 1.1.00 r 3.83; lieavywTlghts 35U-JU0 Iba. good mid cholro IMSk M.76. 31)0 360 Ilia, good and choice I3.75i 13.65; t packing sows 375-600 lbs. medium and ;gxxl 3.35 3.75; (cedrr-atockers 70 1 130 Iba. good and chain j.15m3 00. j tllicep anil lambs 300; unsottl :tn1. t.4imba 00 iHillluls clown, good , and choice 14.35 m 14.60. mciltum '14.00 ot 14.35. all wrlghta, com 'nion Silvia; yearling wetherd 00-110 'lbs. medium to choice 11.85 13 60. 'Kwra 130 Um. medium to choice 11.00 11.33. 130-laO Iba. medium to cnolce 75c si tl.35. all wclghu. cu:i to com Jnion 5(k'ill.0O. i To Elect Officers j At K. O. N. Friday - KiCctirtn of ntmirnt Iwdy oftirrrs rtt I lie KitMrrn Ori'HO), NorinAl sclutol tm Frirtny If c.URiitf n (urtw ot elec tlftucortnn niuoii: the stniont rtur I Injt Uc wk. Tho olivl UM. will l Ucui t innin, when tho oirtcors tor tho choi. ywr oi ma-aa win bo wlootod, Candidal' for th jxvltlon hit Hob KakiU.o ami l.ownt Hoyt. for ! prostrtoiu; CKvdw, Kainra and Jerry I Motcsli, lor wee prvMrteiit: Mar' Luu 1 Fipor and KtmboU. Ashbaush. 'wwury trravuiTr; liaiph KAU.dro. Zenith Flyim. A.t MUno and lieu lab Sootor, (or cvmnoil nwnUwr, two of whoiu tU bo elevtcd. UNOFFICIAL WORD IS THAT CURTIS FACES INDICTMENT (Oontlnued Prom Pag One) offlcluls to rouch tho Lindbergh homo niter the buby wn kidnaped March 1. Tho other were. Inspector Harry Walsh of tho Jeraey city police de part ment und Lieutenant Wat tor Keaton of thn Jeraey aluta potlco. TheM officers conducted tho ques tioning which broko down Curtla' story of hla meet) nun with tho kid n n pern and brought about his con fcwtlon of tho hoax. , S ' 22 Eighth Graders Receive Diplomas Twenty -two pupils completed their grade school work yciiterday when thry grnduoted from the Oth grade of the J. 11. Arkormtin Training school at a Koneral aasembly at 10 o'clock. President It. E. Inlow, of the Futern Oregon Normal school, traced the development of progress by three pictures, the llrst, "The Man With tho Hoe." the figure with downbent heart. The second, a figure looking out on the world; and the third. looking up. i. 11 j MARKETNEW j CB1CAOO WHEAT nigh ,6H -1H .02 . . Mt May July Kepi, Dec. (old)..,. .8014(1 H (new) . M (old) .. .63 (new) ... .ai9.M -- H Low .I10H . 03 , ClOM ,6I4 .511 74 81 9H sm .63H PORTLAND WHEAT . " Open High Ixi ClOM .May -.. 81 !4 JilVi .81 July 5704 .5704 JilHf .57 Kept J 6614 .6V4 JMM UM Hec. . .8914 JJ4 M JSBJ4 ' , . , . CUICAOO COBN Open IHgh to Clou . Jlav ..31 .31 .so . .soy, July 3!14 .' ,SI!14 ; .3174 .3214 Hept, ..... ; 3474 -3474 -M'tVK 1k. .. . MKOU ... .-3474. .8514914 I Prices of Berries 3Iove Higher But Quality Is Good Pew changes appeared today In the market or Ices quoted by La Grande Progress wna outlined by the small 'grocer. Strawberries, which have been coming from out of the etato and selling at 10 cents a box, have taken a Jump In price with the ad vent of Oregon berries of good qual ity, quoted today at two boxes for '26 cents. New Wax onions have dropped from 35c for two pounds, to 35c for three pounds, while carrots are now sell ing at ISc for two bunches Instead of the former price of 10c per bunch. rtegee of education and eullghten tmut necessiiry to the ago when men looked toward the soil, tracing the step, when more was needed to en able the litan to look out on the world, and the high degree attained through progress when man now looks up for higher things. Opening the program the entire school sang "Plppa's Song": Eugene Shults and Wlnntfred Scott sang two duets: and a sextet sang "Home ward," Members of the sextet were Johnny Oroupe. Vadls Baxter. Natalie Sannirlsoii, Wlnnlfrcd Scott, Eugene Sult and Howard BecKV The eighth gritcie. aliso sang its rally song. Members of the class who will en ter High school next year are Freda Adams, He (hoi Hose Baker, Vadls Bas ic HrtWTinl Iliv-k. Rftthftr Rntihor. Norman Clark. Lorraine: Cuslck, Mild- . Vegetable ivd Green, Johnny Oroupe, Elizabeth Uactlshes, 3 bunches , Gulllckaon. William Dell Kennedy. ; Spinach, lb. Pallas Marshall, Dorothy Osmond, Parsley, bunch - Hurt Rechlln, Natalie Samuel eon. 'cabbage, lb Wlnntfred Scott, Eugene Sluiltx, kw wax oiilons, 3 lbs. Mnrgaret Sine. Prank le Smith. Steve ', Turnips, 1 bunch . Smith. Nadtne Kwelfrl and Hilly I Asparagus, 3 Iba. Bohnenkanyp. , imperial .uaruc, id. lion and the formation of new Us- Green peppers, lb. 8UC . .... . . 'carrot. 3 bunches .. n, . "" w Potatoes. 13 lbs, LA GRANDE RETAIL MARKETS Sugar. 100-lb. sack . ts.ig .' 100 . ' 5c 6o 9o 25c 10c 15c 6ff 10c ISOC 30c In Washington Hv Herbert Plummer WASHINGTON Some 18 years ago Champ Clark of Missouri, then -.speaker of the house, made a little speech at a reception given by Wash ington newspapermen on the subCct of "The Making of a Representative." In the succeeding years when con gressmen have come up for reelection some of them never fail to "dust off" that speech and broadcast It to their constituents. It Is probably the prize campaign document. ; They're doing It again this year. A great many of them faced with the stiff cat opposition they have had in a long, long while, are finding some degree of comfort and hope In the Clark document. "Congressmen." saW Clark, "are made largely by experience and prac tice. ... It Is an unwise performance for any district to change represen tatives at short Intervals." ; Potatoes, a&ejs . invading enemy. If at k4 uIikh iMc ImnHcrmlni!' nriu ec.s is effective." the oody s deronse 2nlon 3 b"nc,ll" "V: Apalipl the tuberculosis perms 1 .Tomatoes, Mexican, lb. high: and the dlseaj Is not so likely' Hot house, lb. ... i he 1 1 to progress to the more serious Artichokes - -. ulerraUvo stage, . Eggplant, lb. Tho practical part of tuberculosis New peas, 3 lbs prowntion and tho part where pa.- New potatoes, 3 lbs. . ents can make their contribution, lies I Fruit in having their children examined for Cantaloupes. 3 for . evidence of the childhood type of Bananas. Sb. .., tuberculoid a, ami when discovered. In Apples, box , instituting appn-rlate measures. Lemon doe, of tubetvulcts consists in having the. lions-Timers Rule It Is the long-timers who rule the house today. There's Speaker Garner. He has been elected to fifteen consecutive terms In the house by his Texas dis trict. Henry T. Ratney. the Demo cratic floor leader, has served 14 con secutive terms. Edward P. Pou. chair- . man of the powerful rules commit-1 tee. la serving his sixteenth straight 1 term. joe tjyrns oi lennessee, wno noias the purse strings of the nation by 15c vlrtue 1116 chairmanship of the . house appropriations committee. Is a man of the committee on Interstate and foreign commerce. Sumners of Texas, chairman of Judiciary, and Carl Vinson of Georgia, chairman of naval affairs are serving their tenth term at the present. Collier of Mississippi, chairman of ways and means. Is on bis 13th term and Crisp of Georgia, acting chairman of ways and means, has been In for 11 terms. . MAN! Thereof a heap ol Quality In these new DRESS SHIETS They're superior from every point of view! They're at an ieconomy price you. can't afford to miss! 'i Inside Information Stylishly tailored from col I Ur to cuff I Superb fabrics p re-shrunk for correct fit Lustrous broadcloths un changed with laundering-1 Ocean pearl buttons of fin -N quality I J. C. Penney Co. 'DEPARTMENT 1307-1309 Adams Ave. too 8 T O K E La Grande, Ore, 900 10c 20c 35c asc 15c 36c 25c 35c 8c 506 Veterans Lead O. O. P. oc Slmllarlv the ReDUbllcan leAd,ra In Oranges, dot. . 'OSOe.the house are, teterans. Snell of New chlluren tubetvuUn-tcstcd mid wben rjry pranes, 30 to 40 u. 4 lbs. 25c York, the floor leader. Is serrlng hU they respond poalUTcly. X-ravcd. ,Svrarterrles, 3 boxes 2Sci ninth term. Tllson of Connecticut, r'nc posltiva tuberculin test md I Ualrj jlornwr Republican leader, has been a vvldencca of inroltvinent of thelunss Butter, creamery, lb. . ascjmemoer or vne nouse ror n lerms. by trie childhood type of tuberculosis cheese, lb. do not mean that the child tuber- Honor, comb . Cottage cheese, lb. . eultnu, as we understand the term the disease. I . . ,Tlev are but Indications that the extraa. doc child has been Invaded by the germ. Mediums, do. of the tulien-le bacillus and Is Ilht- Mixed, doe. ., Inp the enemy. I. ' Flour Hullish Movement Hits Vall Street i NEW YORK. May 3 W Tho iwk market svtdttei.ly came up lor air lata today, after burrowing fur ther 4nto now low ground early. Uvv of Si u s a share wore wMely reoovvred. and soverai loaders advance. i to si r more aUvrr the llnal prices of tho previous eloi. Turnowr ot che to two uuttioi. sham was the laivect In more than a mouth- Brxverace quarter were Inclined to ! aetatU ol and apprehended the full Hamburver. lb. attribute the turn to Imanciai new significance of the tubercutln tel to- iHam, lb. w - ticker ivivw quotlig KeprreniaUve ! grther Uh a complete understan4- j . rtsh i, r;sv as imiuauivs ti iwnerai sies ing oi x-ray muling m cnuanooa 'slmon. lb -f fresh tax. tt revivtst m the senate, might ftuberculos-.it, v may reconiniend .,,,,,, ,K ravii.e ol -rv vxinc child, as a valu- able ;revenuve means. The city of Philadelphia In the past was famous for keeping their i congressmen In. At one time five MC jPhtlaxtelphlans in Immediate succcs fsion bore the title of "dean" of the - WHO ! house Randall. Kelly. ONeill. H ar ise , mer and Binnara. , Obituary sti.VRR x rHt;i-n NEW YORK. May M AVUar silver unchjvivcevt at 31 I Health ! riiv KNTixt; rt 'bekci ioms-ii Te KMt reacts to the prw.-nce of .he tube-v;e bcitlu by tnr.an.rc.a vv tv crrate -a rMvx aroiTKt Te A A A A A A n a number of studies made Tn Hard Federation. 49 Iba. I1J5 T large American cities it has been J p bxrai 4 75 1 found that the vast majority of chU- - KK1 atvii dren. by the uw they wswh 16 years ne bbl . 4 00 ol aire haw been Invaded with the 1 - !$ce tubercle bacillus. Stfi ,k rVw CHARLES P. RITHKRPORD , It is not impossible that before Pot roast, lb, 13H-e . n,,,,. .. .i.,:, k- wiv-t:-.! rti.i th, nh. .tx .tMw us v'xvi Charles Perry Rutherford, father 5 idled In Spokane May 2a. He was 7cjborn on the Mississippi river near ( Peoria. HI. The family was In the 22c ; steamboat business. He became an 30c 1 orphan at 5. and crossed the plains ! at 6 with relatives. They settled at SjEota, Ore, In. 1653. S$c Mr. Rutherfont went to the Boise basin In the gold rush of 1863. and ran a pack train from Walla Walla to the Idaho mines. He was married in 1P7S to Miss Mallnda Prances Motfet. They settled in Grant county. Ore gon, and exiced In stock raisinc. Mr. i Muiccnora actra as ktvmjw iot me For Spread of Educatiaa CVsper VnUut Institute was found c1 In Nevt York to provUV free schools of art ami science, free read ins room and a free library foi tte wttring classo. It has a mght school of tcience. a day school of scionce. a nipt art departrrent, a vmra's art schxt! and seral oth or dlf1.-.r Light hens, lb, . sipritxg. to. Salem Girl Kills Herself in Kansas New Champ Clark Eyes Capitol LAWRENXK Kin, M&ty Irfi wf ' settlers in the Indian war ol 1878. Owrwrt and despondency was , He served four years as county udee blamed .today for the death Tues- j of Harney county. Later years were day niht ol Miss Mary Gilbert. SO. ; spent in "Portiand and Scolcane. ol Salem, Ore, who handed herself ; He is sum Ted by his widow and at the home of her saster here. i seven children: Mrs. Mary Rbert- The girt, a graduate student of Tnl-; son, Drewsey. Ore: Mrs, Oh w Fa us. versity ol Kansas, was to hare re- La Orande. Ore Mrs. Rose Shields, ceired a master oVcree in Knclish ! Spotace. Wssh Mrs. Prances Tre at cxnneneemnt exercises next ; cssijft. Raynjond, Wash.: W. R, I week. I home forth. The girl killed herseif at the j Washzntoti. O. C: A- P. Rutherford of her sister. Dr. Mone Oust- ; of Cifotrnla; Arland at horoe? 16 , cTAndchildren and eight great-frand- i cauaren. VtlU-AMFTTS tiR-VDl ATK CoBceraicg Tmti Aoevrdicg to the very lavr$ pf our SALEM. May --Miss Mary Oil- CU br Kar.r.r rrlf at La- 1 reiuSll (O perceive tHfih rence. Kan. was uh daughter of L.I ad to act upon It destroys our Xi. Gilbert ex-sairenntendent ol tie i rower ia the fumre esther to re ilsjnetie umw;tT in ISSi. and t : swicj ine iras rr,ss 10 o otwu- later sw?ed a poscUM ta tie 1 la aoccoiiooe tberesii!t. ihrefy , MtviroM a:ca scaxk. m taacai, k-, tis rom-et to perceire It. 1 1 ur.tll las.t Tear l?je aie w-li . tie miwtT of Kansas To rate J -V-? ."-"TE. worl fcT the roaster's decree ta Fnc- j lish. Sie hved at Lawreace. Rsa, aiiiiiMka.ai.iiii.iiiiiiiiiiii BBMHIHHB wixh her sister. MOkrxvre. wt with her husbaad. had receiwd the dec- tors decree frees the Sansas ualrer- j Kty. LAST DAY DO NT MISS IT amlkll Lir. Kail I P iwrtcirol after tiij poanw. If Ouvi hasj cooX glre TJecreoasC r ; K t'.xva fcast lit:!. cV- rj Ctlwoc t f'.jtfor r! c4 tj Rt:;: - titheoess :Sxa tSrsetf pisvl re- f nl ia tit dtr of Bev-ery.--Iii ( ear.ra. ' mM -1 7 VcjiVj tf y 1 w l 'A i nil li t n t J a AT-j-nT trt" I K-.r li w tr i-fart -1A a 1 WAeJ t. , K-j-s :Vf tltx rv.arr K-v. as ) -:iv tai evr.jit Cut Sft 1:1m,,. tf M trrTMl- sK-a: vij-:htit kt .v r a l ust-i w w:.r cur w a cat-irdfe f,-c tSe IVrxwra'.- ,mi ;m:m ss YivsfrS .-isaric fWtfei e w Vl a'ltJ VTi C&ri ihi t t.rw TOt. Kn.V S, K-e., tj "-W? K mStn ri-ifl! i U,fc, , llvcrr. ) i.i avl.. CfcaMh H, utbruW tfct If, NOW IS THE TDIE TO DECORATE You cm have &$ beAiitiful a home as ywj desire for the low cost cf a few cans c f Geco rir.t. w ad Smart Patterns im WaBfiapeT NOAH'S PaLNT STORE PHONE V5T-J fi fir- NEW LOW PRICES! "Goins Places".. Over Decoration Day? (Monday, May 30) Look to your tires and tubes! Nothing wrecks the holiday frame of mind so completely as struggle bv the roadside with a fiat tire. We'll gladly inspect your tire equipment before you start out. FINER IN QUALITY LOWER IN PRICE New 1W1 Lifetime Guaranteed GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY Supertwist Cord Tires CASH PRICFS We Simonize Polish Wash Lubricate Call For and Deliver Yeur Car U - Price Each -JL., of in Tube fach Pair. Jl4 S4.jo S4.17 $ ,9I 3T4-J1 4.37 4.1J .91 ISi4.;5-l S.I1 4.97 .94 tii.TS-M S.30 S.04 ,9i S.J9 S.IJ I.OO S-4S S.19 1.14 S.7 S.S l.It ZsxS.-l$ .J5 S.97 i.ox all5--II . 6.4S X.l AVta-Cl. S-57 3.4 .M FREE! Expert Mounting Better Than Many Ma leers' Best Tires lifetime Grtamnteed GOODYEAR PATHFINDER Superrwbt Cord Tire CASH PRICTS ji.5-: SS-3S s.i9 kt.ox SfevwSW Mri.fia.2i .7S .ss tj) VTKa MtS-tMl - 7.91 t-Ji -5 4.07 3.9S at U a 4.i9 a o .ao a!JvCXJ Mt 7-e-. l.j, ST 8 W - -1 7-S t.m l.tt " S Other sires eorallT low. 91 S tkm i tn k iM.n ttRr for t tc r.oonE.s ui-tvTHrits CITY SERVICE STATION Pbow Uin ?-0 2nd & Adams , i, ti SIM lP IlRE RRPURl0
