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CT GRANDE EviawiNG OBSERVER, EX GRANDE, ORE.
Wednesday, June 8, 1932
B. F. Irvine Is
Speaker Today
At Rotary Club
SPOTDiiiEEIE
IT STARTS TOMORROW! WARP'S JUNE SALE OF
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Weaker Tone In
Egg Market Is
; Causing Worry
PORTLAND, Juno 8 (VP) Intense
weakness underlying tho general egg
market trade Is causing much con
cern not only to private firms but to
co-operatlvo interests.-.
Undertone of the market appeurs
to gather wcuk hcm inn tend of strength
and advancing prices as would bo
duo under normal conditions when
euppllcH begin to dwindle
k it la only with much diffluulty,
and not entirely succeuaful at that,
that the price Is being maintained
In Borne quarters.
K Market for butter continues to re
flect general steadiness In tho local
field. There was no change In prlco
on tho open mnrkct for tho day for
either prints or cubes, also buttdrfut.
. Preparations are being made in tho
trndo to muko further cuts of lc lb.
In tho already low record valuo hero.
There Is a steady tono for other eorta,
Including broilers, Turkey contlnuo
In call nt the low point. , I
Better sales of strawberries wero re
ported by tho local trade in spots. !
Much weakliest In tho prlco appears
duo to tho peddling tactics of pro-
aucors wno umicmull the already low
Whoiesaio market.
While there appears a fairly steady
tono for top quality country killed
lamb, heavy weight aro rcortcd as
dragging and inclined to rule lower.
Receipt. aro heavy. Hogs and fancy
calves aro about sUmdy.
THE DIRECT
EAST-WEST ROUTE
Short trips or long-you save
travel dollars by Union
I acificlUis. Tho .short trans
continental route. Smooth
highways nil tho way. Bin,
casy.ritlinR coaches. Kail,
rontt protection.
For low nitm mid Inurt Infor
mation rail .Mull !, NlaK Depot.
l. ;it M)i:, oki:.
ll'.MI ( fii'V. rooi-ll S!M
l!l!7 ( Sfilull $175
'hv. ( iiupi- si i.i
lli'.'n Chp. Cub. ( niipe. .. fiii.i
LAK1S0N-FRKKS
CIIKVKOI.HT CO.
11 ll W. - liiW
SEE! LESS than
10c EACH 1
32-PIECE
DINNER
Service
for 6:
Exqulilte
'd:bin.fci" Ro,,rf;C Design!
Prlco of apples Is In a slump here.
Some fancy valley apples aro going
begging around 75c box, which is a
low record mark. hero. Yakima Is
keeping the trndo filled up with Its
fruit,
Cnrlot shipments of peas out of
Portland have started here. The Ore
gon Qardcncrs' association has loaded
a car, which Is now rolling cast. A
mixed car of peas and lettuce was
also loaded. Local pea market is
weak with Increased supplies.
' Shortago of hothouse- tomatoes 13
ucuto hero and price aro firmer. Hot
houso Interests which were flooding
tho local trade a short tlmo ago have
been moving their supplied elsewhere
when ouUjldo business was available.
Notes pf wholesale- trading:
Lemons are scheduled for a rise.
Lettuce market Is firm and actlvo
at lato prices.
Local celery is drugging down to
OOo do.. Quality is gaining.
Market loaded with much Inrmiturc
apricots. 1
HothouHO cucumbers arc weak with
prices tending down.
New and old potatoes and onions
aro steady.
Demand for lottuco was good on
tho ooflt nldo farmer' wholesale mar
ket. Trading was actlvo and at
price ranging from 76c to 91 crato
generally.
Strawberries wore again dull and
wook with llttlo chango from the pre
vious day's situation. Sale showed a
spread of 35 to 05c crato with tho
lower and upper marks being receiv
ed for Oregons and Martihalls. Sales
of Clotd Dollars wero 40w55c crat.
A' small supply of raspberries moved
52.50 crato.
Chorrles sold slowly 75c per 16-lb.
box.
Peas moved fairly well but mostly
at 4c; a few 4lni5c lb.
Plwt garlic was offered. Sold with
long greens at 00c dozen bunches.
l'OKTI.AMl CASH
PORTLAND, Ore.. June 8 IA)-Cash
wheat: Big Bend htuchtcm 03c.
Soft whlto 64o.
WoHlom whlto 63c.
Hard winter 62c.
Northern spring 6c,
Western red ftl'.ic
Oal-i: No. 2 whIU) 925.00.
Tolay's cur receipt: wheat 0;
flour 6; hay 4.
ivinm.i.i wiu;.r
WINNIPEG. Juno 8 m Wheat
clmo: July 64? 66; Oct. 67'j; Dec.
Cash wheat: No. 1 northern 54?4;
No. 2 northern 51 ; No. 3 northern
4H?4.
IIONII ISM I) AIM'ICOMMI
SAIJCM, Juno 8 (!' Charles M.
ThomaK, public utr.ltlei. coinmlHslon-
er, ttKlay utiiuuinced Ills approval nt
lllo nppllrallon of the C'altfnrnla-
Ort'K'ou Power company to well and
dlHwft of 94.000.1)00 of refunding
mnrtKt'.KC K"ld bondtt. The bonds aro
In (1j per t-eut erles duo In UMa at
not It-Ka than 117 iwr cent of their
farp amount and accrued Intercut.
'rhomiis sulci tho company had
miulo ari'tuiiicineuls with H. M. llyl
lcMliy and Company of Chicago to take
the bonds. The purptww of the sulh
l. to rpflnanco In order to refund
I outiitnntllng bonds that arc aiiproach
lng maturlly.
roiiTi..M riicim i i:
POli l l.AN'1), Juno H (.11 Live
poultry Net buying price: heavy
hrnn ro'.ort'd 4' IbH. up llilrlc; do
nu'dliims 10m 11c: light 8iil)c: light
brollpm lie; colored roasters over a
1im. la. 14c: old roauera flc; ducks
pcMn lllc; ceeso ( ).
i 8inili.nii-.. Oregon 34s 50c (f
(We: Gold Dtillar 40. i 50c.
1 llutter, butterfat, eggs, country
inputs unt'hnngcd.
Mnlmlr. mils, cascarn bark, hoiw.
onloun, potutofd. new and seed po-
i in torn, wool and l(ly quotations un-
changed.
CHICAGO WHEAT 7
Open lllch CloM
July (old) liOMO'M .51 A Jx,
(new) Mi,9 4'4 .S0'4
Hept. (aid) - -. . "'A -"'4 MKO'K
(new)-. 3 -o-l .B'TA .52'i'4
Deo - sr,y.m mm .my, .
POKTLAND WHEAT "
Open Hleh lo Clow
July a. .51 -'I ''4 MM
Hept Ml 'IB i
Wee. M'A M'A
CUICAOO COBN '.
Open High Low CIom
July 2HT(,.3 -'II'h a
Kept. 31(4 -31, .30 .31(4
Dec 33', ii,A .31 .32.3'4tf
Multnomah Road
Bonds Advertised
SAN FRANCISCO, Juno 8 P)
Additional provision for road work In
Oregon was seen In the scheduling or
sale of 205.0OO Multnomah county
road bonds for June 20. The Interest
rato was "not to exceed S per cent."
The bonds are duo In 10 equal divis
ions, 1038 to 1047.
Stocks Slide Hack
In Exchange Today
NEW YORK, June 8 OP) Stocks
slid back almojt steadily for the third
successive day today, wiping out a
good portion of lost week's recovery.
The list closed wcuk, with a number
of leases ranging from 1 to 6 points.
Tho turnover approximated a million
flhares.
Even tho bond market was inclined
to yield in spots, although it main
tained a distinctly better undertone
than shares. .Only a few stocks slip
ped to new low levels, but failure of
support to appear after a moderate
reaction from Saturday's highs was
obviously disappointing. A fow isolat
ed weak spots unsettled the general
list.
HUOAK AMI Fl.OUIt
PORTLAND. Juno 8 VP) Sugar
Cane, granulated $4.05 100 lbj.; beet
$3 .B0.
Domestic flour Selling prlco de
livered: patent 40s 95.60; do 08s 95.30;
bakcra' blues tern 94-10; soft wheat
pastry flour 93-40 93.60; Montana
hard wheat patent 96.0095.20; rye
94 . 60 & 94.00.
l,!Vi;itPOOL WHBAT
LIVERPOOL, Juno 8 (ff) Wheat
closed: July 63 !4; Oct. 66 14; Dec.
60. Exchange 93.07.
MLVKK
NEW YORK, June 8 (Pi Bar sil
ver unchanged at 27c.
BUTTKKFAT
SAN FRANCISCO, June 8 (V) But
tcrfat f. o. b. San Francisco 17c.
ISOMTON WOOL
BOSTON, June 8 (i1) Tho market
on flceco wool shows a little better . Senator Jones said he was not par
tono as fair alzed quantities havo tlcularly hopeful for action In the
been takon out of tho market. Strict- few days remaining,
ly combing J4"8 and finer Ohio wool! Tho members of tho Pacific coost
brought 16( 16c In the greaso, or 3Bi) group described President Hoover as
40c acoured baals. Strictly combing
graded 50's sold at prices within nom-
ina: ranges quoted last week, while
48-50's sold a shado lower at 14 v j ' ' '
I6o in the greaso or 24.20c scoured! SIMSnURY, Conn.. Juno 0 P
basis. Offerings of country packetl jPormcr ' president Calvin Coolidge
66a and 48-50'a fleeces at 1213c headed the list of honorary pallbear
In the grease, xepL croping up. and era at tno funernl Iny of former
unsettling tho market somewhat. united states Senator cionr p Mr.
I'OltTI.ANI) I.IVKSTOCK
. ' JU vn l-'lu',0
100. calves 10; steady. Steers 000-
D00 good 5.76-0.75. medium M 75
r.,5.76, common 4 t 5; 000-1100
r,i5.7fi, common $4.00 f,r 5.00; 1100-
1300 Ihn. good 85 60w 0.60, medium
4.50(.f 5.75. common 5.26 fit) 80.25.
Helfcra 608-B50 lbs. eood 6.50c, so .00. 1
medium 4.a6f 5.25, common 3.25 UTOS released from tho county audl
(.i4 26. Cows, uood 4.00 r,n 4 50. tor'-J offlco placed Multnomah coun-
common and medium 2.50 4.00,
low cutter and cutter 1.00 (,f 2.50.
Bulli, (yearlings excluded) good and
choice (beef) 3.50 (if $4.00, cutter,
common and medium W.50 :i.60.
Vciilcrs, (milk fed) good and cholco
5.00(,i5.50, medium 3.50 w 5.00:
cull and common aa.oon 3.50. Calves I
250-600 llw. gol and cholco 3.50 w
95.00, common and medium $3.00 c.f 1
'I50.
Hogs 400. steady. Light lights 140- j
100 ib.. good and cholco 3.40(.. 4.25:
llghtwrlghts 100-180 lbs. good and
cholco l.00r.. 4.25, 1110-200 lbs. good
.; ' ?,.... !
uiDi.t j.in.j'jn u, ovi .,i.i
:i.4i)(4.26; 220-250 lbs. good and
cholco 3.l5r. 94.00; heavyweights 250-1
200 lbs. gootl and choice 93.00ci 93.85. 1
2110-350 lbs. good and cholco 92.85 tf
.ii'imiih niwb iun, uiir-
Giddap There, Bossy!
If your plow unrip h laid up ullh the lieine.H anil onr tractor U
In the uiinicc w II ! a bud tnticli In the entitle, iliiu't deKilr or
getting your farm or cardeii plowed. Two .Mrmplih, Trnn.. im-n
.iffer the above niiKRrtloit. It consist!, .if the ritmlly par, chains on
Hip rear wheels, and a plow ntt-hed hp'.ilml. The two men, (', l
tleorge, shown nt the plow handles. 11 ml I, .summers .ilrhlin!
hate plowisl several larileus In Mrmplils with their tmliiic armuce-mrut.
dlum and good 2.25e2.85. Feedera
stockers 70-130 lbs. good and choice
3.00n3.25.
Sheep and lambs 60, steady.
Lambs 00 pounds down, good and
choice 3.7St, 4, medium 3 3.76,
all weights, common 42.00 3.00;
yearling wethers 90-110 lbs. medium
to choice $1.25a2.00. Ewes 120 lbs.
medium to choice 76c$i.00, 120-160
lbs. medium to choice 75c$l.O0, ail
weights, cull to common 50c 75c.
4 OF PUYALLUP
FAMILY KILLED
(Continued from Page One)
I dcndi ac.ordlng to t,.ntatlve Wentl.
flcatlon made by acquaintances, are:
Mrs. Chrlatlna Richards. 64. widow
ana mothpr nr t.h. nthw .Khu, ...i
wero killed
Robert Richards, 21.
Tilden Richards, 38.
Gertrude Richards, 18.
Mrs. Richards, Tilden and Gert
rude were instantly killed, while
Robert, who Is believed to have been
driving the car, was still allvo when
found amid the wreckage, and was
rushed to a hospital where he died
within a few mlnutes, without re
gaining consciousness.
Tile trat!CdV WAS the CIllmlnnMnn
of a strange fate which has pur- B- cry. Sergeants William G. Bean,
sued tho Richards family for the Howartl O. Glenn, Raymond Griffin,
last six years and has brought death clvcle Pcnlngton, Fred J. Wells, Elmo
by traffic accidents to eight mem- Wcbl3- Olin R. Nlchoalds. Corporals
bers of the family. Three children, I E"wln J. Brlggs, Howard M. Peter
Mnrgnrct P., Herman and Dclbcrt I son' Oeorgo M. Plank, Nolan Skiff,
wero killed In a train-automobile Robert R. Swan, Paul T. Walker,
crash near Ortlng, August 24, 1027, (Homer Harlow, Philip Beaumont,
whllo tho father, Urlar Richards, ! Privates lcl, Walter P. Chadwlck,
was Instantly killed when he was Rowe P. Gates, Ulelland B. Jennings,
struck by an automobile ut McMll-
lan two years ago.
WOULD GIVE
U. S. RIGHT TO.
PROSECUTE
(Continued from Pago One)
of pulp, crockery, lumber and even
Iron from countries which have gone
off tho gold standard wero under
selling American products and were
forcing manufacturers to close fac
tories, throwing thousands out of
wors. ft , i'' i"
Bills have been Introduced In both
houses for an increase In tariff In
Imports from countries off the gold
standard but none has reached a vote:
"sympathetic."
. , ) 1
,..., nt-n uiIhmiimu
Lean, his intimate friend and fellow
statesman.
Mr Mrlifin wlin tvHrnrl fi-ntn llin1
"""'"to after 18 ycBrs of service In
lu211 tll0 , ycnr Mr Cooll(,Be ,cft
th0 Whlto House, died suddenly Mon-
dlly from a heart attack.
KI.KCTION COSTS ANNOlINCKIl
PORTLAND, Ore., Juno 8 (TP) Pig
tv' election costs at approximately
SJo.ouo. wages lor judges and clerks
Hf tll! election boards aggregated
20,2a2.00 and rent amounted to 0,-
.000.00.
. 1 , ,
",n' """"
Kelp Is n word used to inonn the
ashes of scmvecil, formerly much
ufteil In the nmntirncttiro of class
nd Bnnp and now coming Into
promlneneo cnnmierclnlly 11s a
c, ,,,, r i,n .n, 1 i
f,. . ,' ,, ,
refers to nny of llie vnrlous Inrgc
uri,wi soinveeds, especliilly 10 llmse
"""on ' f'o 1'nclllc coiisi of the
Alllerlcils. The Blunt kelp of the
l'ncllle const of (lie Unlli'il Stales
Is known to reucli iho length of 700
ri-cr, inim psciM'dine nil oilier plants.
B. P. Irvine, editor of the Port
land Journal, wbo arrived In La
Orande this morning to deliver the
commencement address at the Nor
mal school this afternoon, attend
ed the Rotary club meeting at noon
and delivered a brief address.
He pleaded for the cause of dla
armament and the abolition of war,
and emphasized the need of great
ly extending the influence of Rot
ary International In order to foster
better understanding and brother
hood among the nations.
Nephl Combs, local whistler and
nature student, provided first class
entertainment at this noon's meet
ing when he rendered two whistling
solos consisting of the songs of
birds arranged with a piano accom
paniment which was played by Mrs.
Merlin Batley. Mr. Combs also Imi
tated the calls of several birds, and
related experiences In tracking birds
and learning tbeir songs.
Blow Torch, Gas
Fatal to Man, 28
VANCOUVER, Waah., June 8 m
D. R. Altlmus, 28, died here today
from burns received Monday night
when a pan of gasoline was Ignited by
a blow torch. He and another man
... T.,, .I' "
were working- under a truck. A spark
... .....
tlmus was badly burned. His death
resulted from inhaling the flames
and hot gases.
M A THYXT A T PTTAPn
A1U1I AL uUAKll
UJNH KEADY TO
LEAVE FOR CAMP
(Continued Prom Page One)
Adam R. Lclghton, Charles L. Lilly,
, Jess M. Parker, Ira O. Williams, Mau-
rico A. York. Pvts. Kenneth E. Ash
man, Max E. Baxter, Victor E. Bean,
Robert L. Blanchard, Clifton L. Brad-
shaw,1 James D. Burk, Alfred E. Collp, i
Jack H. Conkey, Leonard J. Fields,
Rolllh P. Heassler,. Riley S. Lambert,
Charles E. Lee; Albert L. Lilly, John
E. Miller, Harold Newman, Paul N.
Newlln, Vincent M. Newlln, - Arnold
E- Oliver, Mclvln. J. Palmer, Vernon
Patten, Bernard E. Powell. William
W. Runyan, Leslie E. Shirley, Judd
Smith, Malcolm H. Stewart,. Donald
P. Stellman, Wllford E. Stltt, Ivan
S. Storey, William E. Talbott, Dawaln
A. Turner, Bob B. Ward, Ellis H. Wat
kins. Joseph 'C: Williams, John F.
Williams, Leonard E. Worden, Ellas L.
York. ,. , ......
Fimoui Art Academy
Ths Royal Academy of Arts of
tengland wua founded, 170S, by
George III, with Sir Joshua Rey
nolds as president The object of
the aendemy was the promotion and
encouragement of painting, sculp,
ture and designing, but It Includes
architecture, nnntpniy, perspective
and kindred subjects It. consists of
president, 40 academicians and 20
associates.
Toada Oddly Hatched
The eggs of the suranlm toad, of
Dutch (lUlann, are picked up by
the male, one by one, as soon as
they are laid, and Imbedded In tne
skin of the back of the female. Here
they remain for 75 to 8JS dnys, at
the cm) of which time they are
hatches! and come forth from their
mother's back not In tho polywog
stnge but fully grown toads. From
GO to 70 young toads may be
hatched In this way at one time.
Stringing Her Along
Doing his dally stretch, a busy
telephone lineman, who can't leave
town, rings up Judge to say that
his dear Utile wife (who's awny on
a visit) writes Hint she's "all un
strung." "What la the world shnll
I do?" he walls. "Send her a wire,"
buzzes the editor. Pathfinder Mag
azine. dfrman Telephone Device
A scientific magnzlne reports that
n Germany a number of telephones
have barm equipped with typewriter j
devices wnereoy anyone who rings
up a friend and finds that he Is not
at homo can rap out a mgssnge on a
keyboard attached to the telephone,
(ho message being transferred to a
paper tape on tho friend's desk.
Stars Not Crowded
As an Illustration of how stnr
ere scattered throirgh space, Sii
Jnmes Jeans says that If oaly three
grnlns of dust were In an ordlnnri
room It would tic far more crowded
with dral thnn spnee Is with slurs.
Spread of Plant Diieaiei
Spores of some plant diseases
nro carried ns high ns 10,000 feet
above the ground and after travel.
Ing with air currents may he de
posited In a field previously un
touched by those diseases at all.
Forests' Influence
The vertical Influence of forests
upon temperature extends In some
cases to a height of .000 feet.
No Trua Perfection
Perfecllon does not exist. To un
derstand It is the triumph of hu
man Intelligence: to desire to pos
sess It Is the most dangerous kind
of m.nlnes.v Alfred de Mussel.
f WI LSI7
Big Double Loop Turkish Towels
22x44 INCH SIZE, EACH
Big, man-size Towels, soft
as old linen and as absorb
ent as a sponge. Made of
strong cotton yarns, double
looped as shown in sketch,
for greater strength and
thicker drying surface.
White with tubfast colored
borders.
OTHER JUNE SALE SPECIALS!
TURKISH TOWELS, 20
x40 inches. Tubfast col
ored borders. 1 CT
Each IOC
3 for 49c
SPECIAL. SALE OF
WASH CLOTHS! In
white with colored bor
ders or rainbow plaids.
K"."l........39c
Union Suits
For Men Cool Rayon
79c
EACH
Button - front
nthlctlc; full
cut for com
fort! White,
peach or blue.
Shirts, Shorts
' Boys Sizes
19c
BACH
Swiss1 ribbed
shirts! Fast
color broadcloth-
shorts.
Stock up now!
Union Suits
For Men Nainsook
49c
Fine gfrad
Nainsook cut
f ull ! Elastic
Insert;', straps
reinforce back.
Dress Socks!
Silk and Rayon!
19c J?
Sen son's newest vW
patterns and IrL
colors. Mercer- dkJ&K
Ized too and
heelt $2ir
Indoor Varnish
Quick Drying Hard Glass
$1.00
Vi. GAL.
Big value gen
eral Inside var
nish. Fine for
dnf rs, trim and
furniture.
; Camp Chairs
Striped Canvas Seals!
79c
Strong hard- JF m
wood frames. 3i
Fold flat. Com-
fortnbly sloping
bncks. rl
Picnic Jugs!
One-Gallon Capacity!
$1.00
For Solid or
liquid foods!
Stoneware In
terior . . Steel
jacket!
ill
i
j 1101-3 Washington Ave. Phone Main 18 La Grande, Oregon
13c
4 for 49c
TURKISH TOWELS, 24
x44 inches. Extra large.
Plaid and colored bor-
Each 23c
m
New Pair Free If They Rip!
Pioneer
Overalls
69c
Every single detail in these
overalls backs up PIONEER'S guar
antee! Check them! The 2:20 weight
white back blue denim is the strong
est government standard! Every
inch is mill-shrunk ! FULL Cut size.
Triple-stitched seams bartacked at
strain points! Low or high back
styles !
6, GAL. PURE B9 QG
PENN. OIL I.. $Atf9
2 OAL. PURE CJ-j Mfk
PENN. OIL 9J..1f
ELECTRIC Q
CLOCKS lff
ALARM CLOCKS, s AA
8-DAT 9 J-.Otf
MODESS SANITARY .
PADS 6 Pkgs. M.
(Reg. Size)
TELESCOPE TYPE Q ff
LUGGAGE RACKS f DC
6 ft. Long
TENNIS . tfkn
SHOES fltfC
Color Varnish
Of Certified QuaUty
49c
QT.
A beautiful
gloss that dries
overnight. Six
colors.
Camp Stools
Strong Hardwood Frame
49c
Woven plain
colored canvas
seat . . . Folds
flat.
Casting Rods
3 Piece! Split Bamboo!
$1.00 n
Nickel plated
reel sent and
Unsnr hook 1
Ring guides
and cork grip.
"brawny" ''
Clear Colored
Oilcloths!
vd.l9c
Colorrul pattorns for table,
bathroom, kitchen. Well coat- '
cd surfaces. 40-in. Table Oil
cloth, yd., 35c.
Interior Paint
Of Certified Quality '
55C
QT.
For walls,
woodwork, fur
niture, 14 new
satin - finish
pastel tints.
Camp Stoves
Two Hot Flame Burners!''
7 fcl
$4.25 Bgji
Bum gasctino jSST
. . . Instant I1I2J3f AJ
lighting and vSSTjS,?
sale I Compact X. vviw
brown case. . tr
Luggage Rack
Fits on Running Board
$1.19
Folds down
flush when not
In use I Length
38 Inches.