WeflniSsaay, June 2g, 1932 '
Page Eight
LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, UK GRANDE, ORE.
DECREASE IN EGGS
FAILS TO RELIEVE
Tomatoes Are Expected
to Take Price Drop .
Blackberries Arrive
PORTLAND, Juno 33 VS1
Con-
tinned decrease In offerings of eggs
la noticeable on the local market but tm too y0gng to force carload busl
thero Is llttlo actual Improvement In newl- gues 0; smaller lota are being
tho price situation. The local mar- mad0 up to w ! crate, which to
Xet la better In a sentimental way considered a very favorable price,
with the removal of some of tho for- celery crop of tho state continue
mer demoralising competition. I to Indicate excellent output except
Latest survey of the situation In- j m Rpote where more or Icsa damage
dlcates that tho form egg lay la de- j, already confirmed. Thla year's
creasing very rapidly. These appear ncreoge Is slightly In excess of that,
the worst competition In the trade, f it, year. In fact It Is tho greatest
inasmuch as many farmers sell direct BPeB eyer planted to celery In this
to retailors and usually 1 to 3c doz. tuto.
below valuos regularly established.
m i i 4tA tiiittnr mnrlrfti". ftnn- I siiwt tun fi.iuii
tlnuea to reflect practical steadiness
for both nrlnts and cubes. There ap
pears a sufficient supply for all
needs at the moment.
Chlrkeiw still Weak
;In general a weak tono la reflected
In the markot for live ohlckcns along
tho wholesale way. There was no
further chango In the price list but
demand was Just able to absorb sup
piles.
'iwm-aI.v nn channels In tho Drlco '
list on country killed meats was
shown for the day although voal of
ferings are of fair volume. Bales of
hogs, veal and lambs woro made
within tho price range,
Further slide In prices Is suggested
for tomatoes, Including both hot
houso and outdoor stock. The mar
ket is very badly congested and tho
trend of values appoars still lower.
-. . ItasplierrlcK Blow .
Trlflo slowor tono appeared gener
ally In tho markets tor berries. Straw
berries wero about a dime lower.
Raspberries won also lower with a
nominal call. It wfti difficult to movo
loganberries.
Flrst Bhlpment of blackberries of.
the season appeared with a half crate
of fancy fruit from tho Roseburg sec-
tJon. The stock wbb grown by O. N.
Howard of Looking Glass. Bold 1 for
the half crate.
First Lambert cherries of tho sea-
son wero also received. Theso woro
from Maryhlll, Wash., and correlated
or 3 boxes of 16 lbs. which sold iIO
box. Entire cherry markot Is report-
ed slow at low prices.
-'- Notes of wholesale trading:
Fresh black figs aro showing a bet-
tor movement.
Both watermelons and enseabas aro
lower, with the former steady In tho
south. ' ! ' I ; I Hi
Honey Dew melons aro also lower
with a slow movement.
Green beans are woakor and lower
with liberal supplies. Wax too. j
' Peas aro down again with Increased
stock but fancy telephones aro In call
for shipment.
New northwest potatoes aro gen
erally a shade lower.
.fThe one bright spot In tho prlco
list Is cabbage. Dalles stock Is ad
vanced to 3&c lb.
! . Southern yams aro so plontirul that
tho price h&s dropped to B0 or 76c bu.
hamper,., tho lowest known, horo for
quality.
Head lettuco Is active with prlqts
maintained.
Rail Income Is
ioo.,W Jlf
a ookcu vi if y
' NEW YORK, June 22 (II Union
Pacific rallrond reports not oporatmg
income for May or (57.323 compared
with $1,336,718 In 1032. dross revenues
were 10,001,001 against 13jni),3U3.
PORTLAND L1VKSTOCK
PORTLAND, Juno 22 VP) Cattlo
160. calves 10: stoadv. bull fine lower.
Stann. nnn.finn owi .Ann.7nn
mpHlnm u in,., inno .finiNow potatoes, 6 lbs.
M.60. 000-1100 lbs. good 0.00J7.00, J P0'' 3 lha a
medium 4.60,000, common 3.00;Doota' buncl1 - 60
B M.60; 1100-1300 lbs. good 8.76 HH I .,...
.flTR nullnn II IH .Kill. I ITU1C
668-M0 lbs. good' 10.60 V W.60.
$4.00. Cows, good t3 .76 it $4 .76, com
mon and medium 12.25 4.00. low
cutter and cutter 1.00?t92.2&. Bulls
S I
ttMciinrn. .,,.. j . .,,'
ih.r.
and medium t2.60 ( t3.60. Vealors.
milk fori irrvvl nnri linlcn .4 Kfl a
asm nu,m utnouu ..n . I
common 3.00c( 3.60. Calves 2b0-5O0
ll. good and cholco S3.60 (
A4 fin
' '
common and medium $2.OO(,ta3.o0.
Hogs 850, about BUmdy. Light
lights 140-100 lbs. good and cholco
t3.75f$4.75; lightweights 1(10-1110 Jbn.
good and cholco 4.60fri4.76, 100-200
lbs. good and cholco 4.50 ( 4.70:
medium wolght 200-220 lbs. good and
cholco 3.76w4.76, 220-260 lbs. good
and cholco 3.(0(.r H.50; heavyweights
250-200 lbs. good and cholco 3.60 t
4.25, 200-350 lbs. good and cholco
3.16 ft M OO; packing sows 275-500
lbs. medium and good 2.50 w ,i.60:
fccdcrs-Btockeni 70-130 lbs. good and
cholco 3.50(H 3.7S.
Sheep and lambs 2000, fully steady.
Lambs 00 11m. clown, good and choice
M.76sf4.00. medium 3.00m3.75, all
weights, common tl.OOi 3,00: yearl
ing wethors 00-110 lbs. medium to
choice 1.25 13.00. Ewes 120 lln. me
dium to cholco ai.0Ocl.29: 120-150
lbs. medium to cholco 7Scl.26, all '
wciKULs, cuii 10 common out, gc.
IHIIKII Fltl'IT AM) HOI'S
NEW YORK, Juno 22 Ml Dried
fruit and hops steady.
MARKET NEWS
CHICAGO
Open
July (old)..
(new)
(Sept. (old)...
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Dec
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PORTLAND
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Kept,
lire.
Oregon Celery
Shipped East
PORTLAND, Juno 33 W First
rail shipment of now crop Oregon
celery are being made to the etuit by
the Oregon Gardeners' association.
Tho suppllea aro from tho Lablsh ter
ritory and aro moving in mlsed cam
of other vegetables.
Market for celorv la showlntr a fair
ricsreo of Imnrovcmont throughout
th. countrv although tho soaaon Is
PORTLAND, Juno 22 (!) Cash
wheat: Big Bend blucatem GOftO.
Soft white 61c.
Western white SOc.
Hard winter 40'c.
Weotern red 40c.
Oata: No. 2 white $22.60.
Today's car receipts: wheat 27;
oats 1; hay 1. ; ; !!
HILVKIl
NEW YORK, Juno 32 VP) Bar
sllvor unchanged at 27c.
Raspberries And
Cherries Appear
On Local Marts
COHVALLIS,, Ore., Juno 22 W
Juno 22 (P) Shipments of fresh
fruits and vegetables from the north
west last week were about 100 cars
heKvlcr than for tho same period last
1 4k .lrnok-ltr vArwrt lanluarl -
day by tne Qi & Ci extension service
and the U. 8. D. A. bureau of agrl-
cultural economics. Carload Ings to-
italed 070 for the week,
Most of tho Royal Anne cherry crop
at The Dalles haa been harvested and
.barrelled but Ding shipments are Just
beginning.
Difficulty Is being cncotfitorcd by
, quarantine regulations against some
Oregon cherry shipments because or
;suBpccted chorry fruit files In several
sections. Willamette valley and Un-
Ion county cherries cannot legally
move Into Washington, Montana, Cal
ifornia and most parts of Idaho but
can go to all states east of the Rock
les. Hood River cherries are barred
from Washington and California.
Umatilla, Wasco, Douglas, Josephine,
Jackson and curry county shipments
aro unaffected.
Tho Oregon peach crop Is estimated
at 310,000 bushels, compared with
224,000 bushels last year. Tho Juno
1 cond Itlon of Oregon apples was
considerably better than last year but
below the 10-year average. 1
LA GRANDE
RETAIL MARKETS
Sugar, 100-lb, sack .........
Vegetables
Radishes, 3 bunches
Spinach, lb
5.10
10O
So
Oo
6c
250
60
10c
Parsley, bunch .... ..
.cnbbagc, lb. ....
New i
wax onions, 3 lbs.
I Turnips, 1 bunch
Asparagus, 1 lb
'Lettuce, Imperial . . 610c
uanio, id
Croon peppors, lb.
Carrots, bunch :
Potatoes, 12 lbs. .. ..
Potatoes, sack -
Onions, 3 bunchos
Tomatoes, Moxtcan, lb.
Hot house, lb
Euantant, lb.
mo-l"111??' 3 'r
350
8o
....60c 3
400
10 fit 60c
box
Lemons,
do.
Oranges,
doz.
M
uiy prunes, aij to tu oibc, 10a. aoc
iBtmwbcrrlca. 4 boxes 25c
Apricots, ib
I Cherrlca, lb
I Raspberries, 2 boxes .
Raspberries. 2 boxes 25c
I tin,,-
j
Ilultcr, creomory, lb 23o
Chccso, lb 10(9 260
Honey, comb
20o
20e
Cottngo cheese, lb. .
Kgg"
FVesh extras, doz
Mediums, doz
Mixed, doz
15c
120
10c
Moiir
Hard Federation, 40 lbs. ,
Per barrol
Soft wheat, bbl.
1.25
4.76
4.00
Meat
Deef boll, lb go
Pot roast lb 12-150
Chops and steaks, lb, 15ir20o
Hamburger, lb. . 16c
Ham, lb. . i7o
salmon,
Fish
lb. (fresh) ..
100
18c
Halibut, Ib. (fresh) ..
Poultry
Light hens, lb. .
Spring, lb
25o
260
J s
OF THE DAY
WHEAT
Ugh
AH'.,
.60 1 i
Low
Hi's
,l(ii
.1111,
.4!l
.62 ! 4
ClOM
.!
.IMI-lj 1
.50 M,
WHEAT
High
..in i
. iin,
.62 1 (,
Class
.inu,
.48-tj
..in.;
.m,
..11 (
AL SMITH SAYS
DRY BILL MUST
BE DESTROYED
(Continued nam Pago One)
running mate?"
"I haven't thought that out yet,"
he replied. '
Kooftevelt Talk Ifcillyhoo
Smith reiterated that talk about
Roosevelt being nominated on tho
first ballot was "a llttlo ballyhoo."
1 ''I thought you described that In
New York as a bcdtlmo story," some
ono suggested.
'"Well, that is a kind of modified
ballyhoo," Smith replied. -
He refused to predict how many
votes the New York delegation would
give him.
f-Anked about his part In tho "stop
Roosevelt," movement, Smith sold:
"There la nothing to that. I'm
combatting a stop Smith movement
that commenced ono year and a half
ago."
."Why do you oppose Roosevelt?" he
was asked.
"I want myself nominated."
i , "Who Is your second choice?"
haven't got any. I am for my
self alone."
Smith said he did not believe the
convention would abrogate the two
thirds nominating rule. Asked If he
would support the nominee of tho
convention, he said It was not neces
sary to "talk about that at this
time."
' "Will you urge on economic plank?"
"I can't tell until I see the pro
duct of the committee."
Hague to Maiuige
Smith said he had appointed Mayor
Prank Hague of Jersey City as his
floor manager.
"Ho leads the grand march," tho
1028 nominee added with a grin.
"Nointnnta Me."
Asked what the Democrats should
do on tho whole to assure success
In November, Smith replied:
"Writs an honest straightforward
and clear platform and nomlnatw me."
! "How many ballots will that take?"
I "That depends on how fast the
delegates can see."
- Smith said It depended entirely
upon developments between now and
tho first day of the convention next
. Monday whether ho would address
tho convention on any issue.
I , Ho said he was opposed "to a cash
bonus plank but that he did not care
to state the reasons at this time.
"What about Speaker Oarncr's
statement (urging prohibition re
peal)?" : "Tho more the merrier," Smith said,
.concluding the Interview.
'Smith said he favored Jouett
Shouso for permanent chairman, and
would tako the floor if nccesnnry In
Buy
Also collection of odds and ends, in
broken sizes at a give-away price. A stroke
of luck for you it you can find your size.
the fight to nominate him. Ho added,
howovcr, . that he believed , Shouso
would1 be elected without a contest
on tho floor.
Ha opened his press conference In
a manner reminiscent of his 1028
campaign days. After announcing he
had a statement, he shook hands with
numerous friends among the news
papermen while the coplco were being
pasted out.
Close behind Smith, Senator Hull
of Tennessee, -prominently mentioned
as chairman of tho resolutions com
mittee, arrived with tho statement
that he found the concensus of wets
and dryH In tho party to be for a
plan submitting to the people the
question of repeal or retention of the
eighteenth amendment.
IJVKIfPOOL WIIKAv.
LIVERPOOL, June 22 m Wheat
closed: July 50; Oct. 62; Dec.
63. Exchange $3.03.
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for this Colons E
bo tn by I a. m.
VIGOKO
Vltzoro to make vour Garden orrow.
Antrol Evergreen Spray Snarol. At
Clarks, Florists. 0-22-1 t.
Call Prod Balmes for your plumb
ing and heating repairs, 203 N Ave.
6-7-1 m.
Ilcnuitltchlng, pleating, button
holes, etc. Norton's Kiddy Shop.
Adv.
Sec the new Stewart-Warner Elec
tric Refrigerator at Wagner's Hard
ware. 8-21-4 t.
MQl'IDATION NOTICE
The La Grande National Bank, lo
cated at La Grande, In tho State of
Oregon is closing its affairs. All note
holders and other creditors of the as
sociation are therefore hereby noti
fied to present the notes and other
claims for payment.
P. L. MEYERS. President.
Dated Juno 13th, 1032.
6-14-80 t.
NOTICE TO CUKD1TOKH
Notico 1b hereby given to all con
cerned that letters testamentary upon
the last will and testament of Lizzie
Reynolds have been Issued by tho
county court of Union County, State
of Oregon, to Silas W. Koger and all
persons having claims against said
estate aro hereby notified to present
tho same, with proper vouchers, to
said executor at Cove, Oregon or to
Our Men's Clothing Has
that will make a
Suits Now at
Clearance Prices!
The season has been slow our stocks are heavy the
Sales Department says liquidate so here's your chancel
Suits that were made to sell much higher. This season's
styles and fabrics right now at clearance prices that
mean business.
ODDS and ENDS
his attorney, J, D. Stater, at La
Qrande, Oregon, within six months
from the date of this notice. Dated
and published this 8th day of June,
A. D. 1032.
SILAS W. ROGER, Executor.
June 8, IS, 22, 20. July 0.
NOTICE OF EXECUTION HALE
. Notice Is hereby given that under
and virtue of a foreclosure execution,
decree and Order of sale Issued out
of and under the seal of the Circuit
Court of tho State of Oregon for the
County of Union, dated the 7th day
of June, 1032, to mo directed and
delivered upon a judgment decree and
order of sale duly made and entered
in said Court upon the 7th day of
June, 1032, In a suit therein pend
ing wherein tho World War Veterans
State Aid Commission represented and
acting by Julius L. Meier, Governor,
Hal E. Hoss, Secretary of State,
George A. White, Adjutant General,
Walter B. Fisher, and Prescott W.
Cooklngham, comprising the World"
War Veterans' State Aid Commission
or State of Oregon, is plaintiff and
Francis A. Good b rod and GeorglAnna
Goodbrod, husband and wife, and
Ada F. Schwelgler are defendants. In
which said suit a Judgment and de
cree was duly entered In favor of
plaintiff and against tho defendant,
Francis A. Goodbrod and OeorglAnna
Goodbrod, and each of them, In the
sum of (2826.60, together with In
terest thereon at the rate of 4 per
cent per annum on tho 24th day of
September, ,1031, until paid, for a fur
ther sum of $250.00 attorney fees for
the collection of plaintiff's note and
tho foreclosure of plaintiff's mort
gage, and for plaintiff's costs and
disbursements Incurred herein, taxed
at $64.60, and In which, decree It was
further ordered and decreed that the
hereinafter described real property be
sold under execution In the manner
provided by law.
THEREFORE, by authority of said
xecutlon, decree and order of sale
Date Issued
July 2, 1024
Aug. 6, 1024
Aug. 6, 1024
Oct. 1, 1024
Nov. 6, 1024
Dec. 3, 1024
Jan. 7, 1026
Feb. 4, 1026
Feb. 4, 1026
. June 3, 1026 '
Juno 3, 1026
Juno 3, 1026
Juno 3, 1025
Number
CiENBMAL FUND
Apr. 2,
May 7,
1026
1026
WITNESS my hand and seal of said
County Court, this tho 8th day of
Juno, 1032.
hit with You I
$1-98
4
and In obedience to the commands'
of said writ, I will, on Friday, the
8th day of July, 1033. at 11:00 o'clock!
In the forenoon, at the front door of
the courthouse In the Otty of La
Grande, Union County Oregon, sell
to the highest bidder for cash In
hand, subject to redemption, the ol-1
lowing described real property and
all of the title, rifjht, Interest and
equity of the said defendants and
each of them, In and to the said
described property, on the date of
the mortgage foreclosed In said suit
or since acquired therein or' thereto,
or that they now have therein or
thereto, to-wit:
Lot nine (0) of Lyman's Sub
division of Lots two (2), three
(3), four (4), and seven (7) of
' Coggan's second (2nd) addition
to the City of La Grande, County
of Union, State of Oregon,
the proceeds of sold sale to be ap
plied to the payment of the said
judgment and decree after payment
of the costs of sale of the said de
scribed premises. '
Dated at La Grande, Oregon, this
7th day of June, 1032.
JESSE B RES HEARS, Sheriff of Union
County, Oregon.
By H. A. KUNGHAMMEB.
Dates of Publication: June 8th,
16th, 22nd, 20th, July 6th.
NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
pursuant to an Act of the Legislative
Assembly of tho state of Oregon, ap
proved February 26, 1880, the follow
ing county warrants, which wero Is
sued more than seven years prior to
the lBt day of July, 1032, and which
have not been paid, will be paid by
the County Treasurer If presented for
payment within sixty days from July
1st, 1032; and If said warrants, or
any of them, are not so presented for
payment within sixty days from July
1st, 1032, they will be cancelled by
the County Court and payment there
of will be thereafter refused.
Favor of Amount
1701 Agnes Mason 2.20
1000 . C. P. Hawley 2.20
2236 W. R. Clifton ; 2.20
2533 C. O. Moxley 10.00
2703 Selma DavlB 1.70
3100 Monte C. Daniels . 2.20
66 John Heath 1.70
244 John Doe Dean 1.70
247 joo Mendosa 1.70
1020 Wm. Terry 1.20
1023 John Cooper 1.20
1030 James Terry 0.60
1047 Chloo Taylor 1.20
ROAD FUND
252 J. W. Cavcnder 0.20
370 Howard Miller . .. 0.08
C. K. McCORMICK, County Clerk.
June 8-16-22.
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