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Page ElgM CT GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. CT G1PQTOE, ORE. MonJay, June 6, 1932 Strawberry Prices Higher Again BUTTER MARKET STEADY AS WEEK OF TRADE OPENS Ask Receivership ; Grain Markets For Copper Firm w. .. n.. t BAKKR, Oe, June 6 t A re- i celTersiup suit vs filed agaixat tiie! Oregon Copper company Saturday by; Woodson L. Patterson, Baiter attorney, j who represent, the Hlbemla br.k ol : Portland, trusts for holders of tea.- Crop Prospects Counter-Revolt Breaks Out In Southern Chile BAJiTIAGO, Chile, June 8 VP, A ccunter-revolulioa directed against PORTLAND. Ore Jure 6 ISoedili Inon . ,iB. ijm,,i' Domestic grain marzet declined ' ''" iu 000 in mortgage note. Appointment ., . .. k,. . K.t.ni.T hrra-.n receiTer was during the wee ending June 3. un der tee Influence of Improved crop In (Southern Chile. It was understood v tartness in iuaiKei ror;ot Robert ooo Country Killed Calves,"- T ill nr.,l oi- Juoge i wriU .UC.Uli AU . company to .how cause -rnursday t ThTo. P th this morning Steady. I-' JTJL n-- eI, central west were hmficil ui rav- " vucivu uu luoauano nu counter-reToluUonary PORTLAND. June 9 VP) Market tor butter was practically on a am. Inal steady basis lor the week', start of the open trade In cubes. Make last week showed a further decrease as did the supply from outside points. Decreasing supplies of eggs are again showing here with a barely steady tone suggested. So change in w,, Ih. prorpeca and a continued light de- " unaerstooa tne army and jLf.C-. ".fnl mand. according to the weekly grain naTy support the rnorernent. Re ,,, V. .... , ln P partlcuurly helplul to 1?" has bn suspend- JJSLES ! ' to for come ume. , . tertcr in the new Korcrnment. said declined 24c d- hul in expect Mm such Incident, tic mATfceu. Fwd grams were doro . . w. . ik qui narirvv nui rx &uti v firm. Aaain in for Hand com cu. et ln.jn-. he id. he atpzzxlenUj weaJt, while Hue declm- PORTLAKD. Jtice 6 OR Hostilities ed to new lav oo the crop, despite ONE KILLED, THREE HURT . BY TREMORS (Continued Prom Pigs Cms) Gasoline War On , but did not beliere the counter :rerolutlon would be very serious. If vould send places doorn to bombard the rebels. i Ju&n Esteban slocuro. ousted by , the socialist Junta, left torn last : night and today ns reported to be the price U reported by the local co- were resumed. In the gasoline market report of a sharp reduction In acre-; ops or by private turns out unat ; here today wnen some of ttie leading age uus season. the market. Ther aloe are faotoing ; or to the 14', cent lel. Ucet of th rn matenalry improred by re-!' lhsi, (oar Pyeident lb down price.. ("on were hoiding at the uniform nt raina. since barring is already lTnTA lut 15. rTu1ptntF nMTnMt VI vrUlMi tT "t wrt. .. . . . . e -- i r ui s sua usjsaoma tlnl- fcjd crossed the border Into iur 6:iici ..urcn ana tne crap is ocginnicg to npen in chile by air l.niiin at his ranch This applies to the country generally. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK .Southern Kanas. The lim car of Sar Taka Here and there In some Isolated sec- the utoa was shipped from Oila- S mornin. unirersltT students tlons the market is considered about CHICAGO. June - (U. 8. D.'homa to Wichita. Kansas. June a.'deSredTrSe 2Ll a.n.1 steady a. to price but trading 1. not A.l-Hog, Tt.Vr. fairly sctlre. 610 mrate utimates June 1. pcrt the ,lSta emrnent!ut thf mi so active. jcent. higher, good to choice 180-220 Wnler WDeat crop about 1000.000 Hit 8 T Setback of chicken buying price ls(lbs. S3 15 13 i5; top W 60. ibusheU below the May 1 official fore-1 Cotonel Uarmaduke Grove the new reported by some of the larger killer. Cattle 12.000; all grade, light steers. W 6pnng wheat, on the other JSS JZ rsor!Z but some of the Independents eon- light heifer, mixed yearlings, butcher hand, continued to make good pro- statement today tn which he-MM tlnue lormer figures. The lower price heifers strong to 2ic higher, actlre: grew duririg tBe w)c. prlTalB reroiufon will not de comes at a time when the big sur- Teajers meetly 25c up. light steer tride umat forecasting a crop of generate Into a mih dirtstorshlD p. of Washington is practically ex- yearlir yearUng heller, Mr. a,ouM 25O.C00 bushed or near-yTsO.., pb,my ugf S haurted. bulk Tealers tSMaHSO. OO0M0 busheU ahore last season's u, - General betterment In sales of 8heep 8X100; strong to unevenly .hort harvest. Canadian spring wheat There was a strike of hank em. strawberries was shown In wnoles higher; good to choice native lambs jo msde fate-able progrea and ptoyes also which succeeded In clos shop. for the week-, opening. All of 62S M 75. choice .horn yeartlngs lrom two to ,,Sbes high Sg mceTof the f ogTSl domet last week", .urp.u. wascleaned up bid WSO. the close of May In the prame t"c dsnkir notslT The brancTof at the low range and there was a de- :proTlncea. according to the Manitoba National City remained ooen with mand for more. Price, are higher PORTLAND PRODUCE ipree Pre Uoe conditions were he ScTof ti mSrTlTbut Sn Jh. PORTLAND. June 6 t - Butter- nt o, la uix -i sink oTchUe was clcl as . Lowering of new California onion Prints score or better 19 a 20c; 82 per cent In Saskatchewan and 101 precautionary measure prices here Is reported. Both the reds standards I7,19c. ;per at !n Alberta, according to ' and yellows are now selling to retail- Bulterfat Direct to shippers: xnjic reports. The grasshopper sltua-1 era at a 2 cental top. staUon II 13c; Portland dellTery tlon Is serious in Manitoba and soil REPUBLIC ' 4XS OF - -- . . . j i ui.ifciiig nas kcq wiaesprcao in Des- market Is continued. Demand Is suf - Egg. Pacific poultry producers' katchewan. General rains are needed flclent to keep offerings well cleaned selling prices: fresh extras ltc: stand- :to offset the relatively low moisture t at 16 a 18c lb. Mexicans are prac- ards 13c; mediums 13c dozen. "reserves and to promote growth Mcai:y steady. I Lire poultry Net buying price:; Prwotcts Imorote i tha .v. h. rmnrx an ik. rwxcu improve "",' TT7 , " " K " i winter wheat prospects In general are top at 77!,c lb. Same light broilers 11c: COUNTY ORGANIZE (Continued Prom Page One) State Senator Colon A. Eberbard ,, """" uea pnpK in r-tiro- addressed the ecmirmt nrinrlr,.llv cSored roasters .C"" h"' toP'OT1 th along the line of national candidates over 2 lbs. 13m 14c; old roaster. 5c; " ' " " . , '' ' a"d issues. Jess Crum. nominated for the stale legislature In the pri- ducks pekln 10c; geese ( -). carryover from last week. Kote. of wholesale trading r- w..i . - r-, B.iin. . countries are aausiac- etan., ,rtrfr. tlcally steady; mostly 6c lb. for top retailers: country-killed hogs best "'j1'U ,sTtat.1:k" : Shcrt talks were made by E. A. WllU! blockers. , , butcher, under 100 lbs. 5 m 5He: ZZ'.,.,Z. T ZT WUlard Hill, of Telocaset. I ' - maa Mr. ni?.n rrT immer. J i Resolutidns passed Included earthquakes struck Santiago early to- ' oay ana sent residents of the dry scurrying Into parks, streets and open places. The first shock, at 12 JO a. m, was a light one. but the secood. at 4 OS a. m. was strong enough to remind the people of the disastrous quake of last February. FRISCO FEELS Ql'AKE BAN PHANCISCO. June l The earthquake which rocked Eureka. Cal. early today was felt here at 12:49 a. m. the tremor In San Pran cisco was slight and was not gen erally noticed. ROSEBl'RG FEELS SHOCK ROSEBURO. Ore, June 8 urs Earth tremors, sufficient to cause dishes and window pane, to rattle, were felt In Roseburg shortly after 4 a. m. today. Several persons reported be ing awakened by the vibrations. LIGHT QUAKE AT KLAMATH KLAMATH FALLS, June lift- ilig.fr -earthquake ahock .-was fe.H here shortly after midnight, very few persons reported feeling the tremor here, but It was said to be strong enough at Bleber. Cal. to stop a, clock and cause electric light fixtures to swing. ' CRAXTS PASS AWAKENED GRANTS PASS, Ore- June 8 M Hslf the resident, of Grants, Pass ware awakened during the nif-rit by earth quakes wfaloh centerM In Eureka. Ko damage was done here. Fire Chief Hollowell who was aroused by the first shock, held the depart ment at attention but no fire call i turned In. . . .. sl:,. . ,,- t,-' , . I' o now reported good. Dry weather. Dressed cow market Is weak but, 3c; eanner cow. 3c; bulls 6t46c. " rTHZZjZTi.. i 'Vprorlng the Hoover administration bulls are steady. Mohair - Nominal, buying pnra ?T?Z ?5SZ t, "n'1 P1" continued support, an- Lettuce market is steady to a trifle 1932 clip ( ). if ' JLVZ, rfc othCT ODt P'S support to Stelw- off. Onions Belling price to retailer.: JZ.l jT' Buller 'na aU oltar PPU"can Asparagus l about steady. new Oocbella wax lJ0ia5: yel- "TTJlJ T eg,n. "nominees, and another expressing Watermelons showing steady sale low 1 10 crate; new red (2 cental; Z:2L. Z 11 r;"Siel at the passing of four former up to 4c lb. new yellow S224 cental. t i" . . . committeemen: Sam Williamson, L. P. Haller and P. A. MEXICO DOES BELIEF WORK MEXICO OH. June UP) All federal government agencies m the stare of Jalisco were ordered today to co-operate with Governor Sebastian Allende In relief work following last Friday's earthquake which took a heavy toll In lives and property damage- The governor reported that a con siderable sectton of the state was In a bad way. Many thousands of homes were destroyed, be said, and at, least 400 dead and Injured were reported from widespread areas. ' Medical corps and food brigade. Iwere hastilr oreardzed in Gti&delatara ed. and Governor Allende and his staff left Guadalajara yestertay to direct the relief work. A Guadalajara' dispatch "received here today said that the known dead and injured totaled in the j thou sands, but officials said they believed the figure was exaggerated.' ".re,;rel at the passing of four former Prance. Proaoect tn Prance are of-' T . . . . Hothouse cucumber market con- Potatoea Local 90c sl.15: Park-' ' .. ' A- Wright. O. tested and lower; mostly n.752.rx da 125: Deschutes !25 9 I1J5; " . BWwell. box. I Eastrm Washington si. 00 II 155. fJf ",P-,I Committeemen Include: Core l.A. Strawberries showed some Improve- Seed potatoes (certified! Esrllest of itZV. ZTZl." 12 9e-000 j A. Arltles: Cove 2. C. W. Clark: Elgin, ment on the east side farmers' whole-(All lwHic: Early Rose lilHc lb. j aeason. j C. I. Hazen: Elgin 2. Barley R. Smith: sale market. Offering, were not of! New potatoes California Gam-' Th continued dull demand fori Elgin 3. Arthur Hallgarth: Elgin 4. quite so liberal voluroe but demand ett 2"! f,3ic lb.; white 2i5 cental. Kontl American wheat was an addi-l Jess Crum: Hot Luke. Marlon Stod wa good. Prices started mostly at' Strawberries Oregon 24s 75c a "onal weakening Influence In tbeldard; Imbler. E. J. Hazen: Island City. eOflBSc with a few 75c crate for se- 80c crate; Gold Dollar 80a SSc crate, eeneral market sluiauon during theiQ. H. Bldwell; La Grande 1. D. C. I feted Orrgons and Marshall, but' Wool 1932 clip, nominal: W!I- Total North American char-1 Conner; 2. H. P. Brenholu: 3. W. B. final values were up to 75c crate. i lamette valley c lb.; Eastern Oregon 1Lucr ,or seaooarn ports, irom August j Wilkins: 4. R. C. Provost: 5. Glenn j ran from the bouse when trie heard Gooseberries were easier, with a fair BsSc !b. -iMJ w'r' 1 soout s.-i Thompson: 6. Carl Stoddard: 7. Fred the shot, seeklne help from neigh supply, sales mostly 4 5b lb. j Hay Buying price from producer: OOw.000 busheis this season, compared ; b. Read: 8. R. J. Green; 9. M. H.jbors. lalfalfa i4jo; clover ( ): WU- wl,n approximately 297.000.000 bus. a : Allen: 10. C. M. Humphreys; 11. J. H.J Mr. Alexander had a farm In High PORTLAND LIVESTOCK .lamette valley timothy ( ): fear Supplies remaining for ex-jPeare: 12. H. W: Riley: 13. J. K. Fltz- Valley but was living at his place I Eastern Oreeon tlmothr 119 00: oats POTt nd camover. however. In the.gerald: Perry. W. W. Holden: Powder, near Cove on the Hteh Vallev road H.wu..p dinuiig oKimno ouisioe ji. oeorge Ferguson: Powder 2. B. P. at the time of his death. He left no of Europe at the first of June, In-! Sorenson; Summervllle. J. A. McRae:' note of explanation, eluding bonded grain In North Am-1 Union 1. W. M. Cockreil: 2. F. A.1 Mr. Alexander was about 71 Tears HIGH .VALLEY j MAN shoots; SELF IN BED (Continued From Page One) PORTLAND, June 6 UP) Cattle Bn4 M4.00. 1350, calve. 116. fed steers and she stuff 25c higher. Steer. 800-900 lbs. good 15.75 tt s 75. medium M 75 u l.76. common S4 .00 45 00: 900-1100 been reported on strictly combing ids. good e5.75fjsa.75. medium si 75 5's fleece woo: similar to Ohio BOSTON WOOL BOSTON June S w A sale hM '" approximately 30.000,000 Ooodbrod; 3. Alex Slater; and 4. C. L. of age. He leaves his widow, Battle, en reported on strictly combing I""1?!, 'T ,thJm " ccyespond - , cadwell. land the following children: Roy. Mer- 1300 lbs. good I5.50 tA0. medium ed bials. The volume of wool In- S4.TjOfilBA.7a. Common U3S Ct UU VaIvhI V. . I . -r. Heifer, sju-ftui ih. s u, m . ,,. . wheat in deficit areas are re-i nnrle K. rm tmr ht from . .,, w. I tina and Australia. Supplies of na- medlum M5t S525, common .325 only a very limited Interest 64.23. Cows, good MOO u common and medium 92.50 low cutter and cutter tl 00 4450. users of wool. Receipts of domesUc 4 00, wool at Boston during week ending GALLOWAY TO are sttll restricted by governmental' KIXJUU ill CjEjI I i U regulations and the critical financial j v situation, with Its resulting stringent: James Burdette, president of the 1 ritt, Merlen. Truman and Glenn, all of Cove; Maude Bates, of High Val ley, and Mable Bertsch. of Haines. Funeral -services will be held to morrow morning at 10 o'clock at the grave In the Cove cemetery. W5.000 Hw. dunng the prenoui week. IQMr Jllna. atlrt xlrr..tlU4 k,. Bulli. (yearling, excludedl good and nraln and nour eichanie. ,r,t, c''rt" lnd "hg controls. Prance ! State Tax Conservation and Equall- cholce (beef I 3.i0 a MOO. cutter, to 3.264.500 lbs. as compared with 1 - " aln revtied the milling quota of zation league, and Charles Galloway. . i tut nncAAd.. .t . ' , c:iecuTe June i. to oo per ctaie tax commissioner, went tnrouen r cent of foregn wheat In milling mix-. La Grande this morning en route to jturea. Spam has authorized the lm-j Wallowa for a meeting there this porta tlon of an additional 3,700.030 ; morning with the Wallowa tax con- bushels of foreign wheat, making a i serration group. They were to re- date of around 9.200.000 : turn to La Grande this sftemoon of the La common and medium MAO u 4330. Vealers, (milk fed) good and choice 15 OOo 45.50. medium 43 50 a 15.00; cull and common 2.00 4350. Calves 250-500 lbs. good and choice 43 50 45.00. common and medium 8300 $r 3 50. f Hogs 3200, killer stuff 16c higher: feeders 25c higher. Light lights 140 FRISCO FRl'IT SAN FRANCISCO. June 8 VP) State Mst. News Service: Apples total per box. California Newtown Pippins bushels. Recent n-noru Indlrat tht tn meet with eiecMllre. Icokt 41.15si41.i3; packed, fancy 41.6J i Germany supplied 98 per cent of her : Grande and Union county leagues e ' . ' !i wheat requirements during 1931 f rom at the city hall, beginning at 2 160 lbs. eood and choice a3 40a4 3v ' 1 11 native grain, as compared with only : o'clock, when they will explain the ll-h. .... .- " " '""" W isome iksu- 78 per cent n 1927. .- ure. 1.F1CT llfJH II ia lightweights 180-180 lbs choice M OO 44 25, 180-200 lbs. good and choice MOO a M25; medium weight 200-220 lbs good and choice i,uuUU' 3.40M2S: 220-250 lbs. good and choice 43.16 4 M 00: heavywelgtiU 250 290 lbs. good and choice 13 00 a 43 .85, CiKLt larket Loaer i Initiative measures to appear on the EVENING CEREMONY TOMORROW AT 7:00 (Continued from Page One) Welcome. Sweet Springtime". 'America. 'Hall Oregon' 'Alma Mater' Rube nsteln the Beautiful" ...Wsrd ..C. H. Cleaver ballot this fall. tnrgon nevnown noplns c grade! Pacific coast markets were quiet Prom La Grande the two will go to I1.10(,4I25; fancy 81.75 (. 42.00; xf and mostlv lower. Pnc . -.,h- Baker. lJ,tnSon hd Oregon markets declined Incidentally. Mr. Burdette and Mr. ;45c Der bushel. lnfluenrel hv thi CiillavaT are carrvlntr netttinnc Inr .MtliKF.T UEAKENS 'decline In eastern markets and lm- some of the measures m-lth tbem nn Winter their Eastern Oregon Journey. SILVER LOWER 290-350 Ilia rrrt .r, .-. at . . ""n-v. June o 11 oemn- proved iocal crop conditions. IJ.75. Packing sows 275-500 Ihs m. L "r Ke up pan 01 wheat has headed well In the milder; alum anTgood5 42 F?ede ' "C"nr " ,Mt " P"1 O'.cU snd no frost damage ha.' stocker. 70-130 b. SrZt. i'n and "na been reported. Marketing, of old! W.O0 3J5. rt., ' the crop wh.-t were light, receipts at NEW YORK. June 8 W -(Bar . II- Sheep and lamb. 25O0. aboul steady. hCIL. ., , ... . . PuS't Sound and Columbia river ter- vrr c lower at 28c. Lambs 90 lbs. don goal and choice ' M ,or tlme ln tht lM' minals totaling only 320 cars for the , 3 75e,MO0 meum Too M 75 V'. M?'M " ,he "n1 Pred th 1 .082 cars re-' - - , - . an mT.ght common 42 oo MOo- 7'"""". .TJTT- 7"," "" durtn ,ht 0. S. C. Seniors yearling wether. 90-110 lb, medlu-n . m ""'" " 1 POU. last year. Parmer, generally were r,, . . n to rhofc. 4i25too. Ewe. ibT. ,urnovr pp'ied i.ioo.ooo not lnci1IlM to w,, ncw crop whriti Receive Degrees medium to choice 75cw4100. 120-150 at current low prices, except to ob-1 lbs, medium to choice 75c oil 00. s'4 ..... Iuln "ncea necessary for ham3t- CORVAIXIS. Ore. June 8 UP) In weights, cull to common 50c - 75c , u., " ' '" SHEEP itBg expenses. At the close of the an Impressive ceremony at Oregon - . ! r 6 Sheep 2.5O0: market June 3. B B. bluestem hard State colelge today Dr. w. J. Kerr. mm white was quoted at Portland at president of the school, conferred '.'fTf ttrdr lambs 8800 a 88,c. soft and wc;tern white at 56c. 554 degrees on 551 students. Dr. .momias so w; ewes mostly hard winter northern spring and Henry J. Berkowltz. rabbl of the con- wes-m red at &5ac. sacked, basis gregatlon Beth Israel. Portlsnd. de No. 1. The decline during the week llvered the commencement address. placed northwestern wheat on an ex- The graduates attended the bac- port basis and sales of about 8.500 calaureate services for the graduat ions of new wheat for August and m? class of 1032 Sunday and heard (September shipment were reported Lr. Thomas J. Vlllers.' former pastor made during the week at around 52c, of the First Baptist church. Portland !per bu. t. o. b. PocUmd for white , deliver the baccalaureate address. wheat, principally to Ireland and thej Taking as his text the words "We lunlted Kingdom. No Orlent.il bust- re ambitious, whether at home or ness was reported since local prices mKrtT 'rom home, to lrad a life worthy iwere around 2c above offers from for-!01 tn 'Jrd nd give him entire satls- elgn competing countries. Small sales faction." Dr. Vlllers said this am jof Canadian wheat were reported billon is supreme. Intelligent, wholly made to the United Kingdom from . 'equate, continuous and forward . Vancouver during the week. At the . '"Wing. close of the market June 3. No. 1 1 III TTKKr.tT SAN PTIANC1HCO. June 8 VP. But terfst f. o. b. Ssn Francisco I Sc. 1 1 50 down. wwwwwat'aw44w4.4.4ta44a,T 4 . I ols Gooding "Hall to Our Normal" "Oregon. My Oregon'' Torch Lighting ceremony. "Day Is Dying ln the West" Sherwln Recessional of Student. Recessional march from "Tann- hauser" Wagner Two numbers of Interest on the program are "Hall Oregon." by C. H. Cleaver, and "Alma Mater," by Miss Iola Gooding, both of whom live ln La Grande, the latter attending the Eastern Oregon Normal school. PORTLAND CASH PORTLAND, Ore.. June 8 WV Cash wheat: Big Bend bluestem 84c. Soft white 54Vc. Western white 53Hc. Hard winter 52 4 c. Northern spring 624c. Western red 62c. Oats: No, 2 white 425 00. Today, car receipts: wheat 21; flour 16; com 2; hay 1. WINNIPEG WHEAT . - PTTC?TTVTVt't'(tSt44'S( MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY 4444444444444 4' " CHICAGO M HEAT Hlrb Low CKM iu,y "''' -S81. -MS -V3w4 (new) jgs ,,tl .Vi '- -V'SSN v,v, jjs? Jt'-ieS ' (new) J-V,4M -V.i, ,H ,M4', Dee. -..-ixsev. M j:h PORTLAND nilEAT Open llirh Lo. nose July M -M-s j Jioij, Pre. AM Al M July Kepi. Dec. CUICAUO CORN Open irh H'.1. .11 J-IS4 4JH J!S Cln. . -28S i Manitoba northern was quoted at (Vancouver at 82 i t,c and No. 2 at .&8frt.c per bu. These prices are equivalent to U. S. currency to 65 k hie and 81 Se respectively. t Jl I The last sad rltea are about all that Moslem or Hindu Is lntereated In see ing that the other gets In India. I Wants Him Ready Made I Many a wife Is perfectly willing to slick op her nose and wear ex nenilve finery (0 advertise what a success her husband Is, who wouldn't (urn her Utile finger over to help make him one Cincinnati Enquirer. WINNIPBO. June 8 VP) Wheat close: July 884914; Oct. S8HH: Dec. SOU. Cash wheat: No. I northern &6ti: No. 2 northern 52; No. 3 northern 4BH. KL'dAR AND I'LOl'R PORTLANDvJune 8 VP Sugar Cane, granulated M OS 100 lbs.; beet 43.80. II i (8 I DomesUc flour Selling price de livered: patent 49s 45.50: do 90s 45 30: bakers' bluestem M.10; soft wheat pastry flour 83.40 4) 83.60; Montana hard wheat patent 85.00 ti45Jr0-. rye M50(i M 60. j LIVERPOOL WHEAT LIVERPOOL. June 6 VP) Wheat closed: July 55S: Oct. 5V Dec 88 Exchange 83.69. f PENNEYS SPOTLIGHT VALUES v. r FaSLin "lpj Only- ? 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