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Page Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Friday, August 19, 1932 LehUnen Drops OuJ; TO, Kti c2 spaa Mr. Ozrlta to iiSK a3 nse!MM ert Mxr- Be Ukta &yzji& tt rvtsjL iy --r Ti grfar.r .nil t wnart KccSar- Better Feeling Today In Live Chicken Trade j wwiiWi 19 vP There ! ivusocinski Beats mil wtJzOMJium. a-r. u .Beaver's Lead Cut to Two fiesat Bmf sofisy nexsrvi ud S3-', Games With Stars White- saro. accept 1ir5'E!e!!i J.IF.DoA:e,PorwJ washing Seals, 7-0. S.V a-jSirtS"S rieri sac oetv iSTbrr of jcrssstt B I POLAND'S GREAT DISTANCE STAR MIUIU8 lWM LitaU i .rV-T PtDIO TIAlfr T 7" 1 x7"' . . I PMi'. ,. ,rr, iulr tjirvLo nuJiti oner. - cs r per.-ara not waa ca to tso ns I FBAM T flVfi TPn !" DECISIVE VICTOR- with' brn iur3 fcUr?T ouz2lt ! i Fvk, turltteix at Kw Ttr rva nzj tn tbe ati wtoca e-'3 2 t&xftx at f itin 'tin bc psaciiir md mJn- to i. T PI fn B SB H( In tin IU I 'AW 'jvV Sninrdn,. I I J. Jf )S-S 4S . . v'0jr&.iFr .... i I 1.77V vc I Vil Brown l Cjk f! M 1 XOVA. IKA.VCl 4' 'yl '-wiaiE ton.it "TUB KPIIlKK ' f to asu me sly" I I "Sl v.. A C A M T O O X y I Yes Indeed! Prom On O'clock Until Two A O'clock on Saturday -VlKMAII. MVHTEKV- Chapter 10 - fnrbl Tdr th lf)0-! jtnj more. . I tr nsatruj. Sc-Jlm H ca u'prxu w3 u lerlt. SMce! .Meter Dash. BRrNGS HLS " s m ttr ta, tu bem bhJ ra .eru Km r Lu.y Tj IJJ n . tat m . 7 to l lar a tetst;"3 inuiuoj. oai 10 xoe pra Ka-jpr ti icitT IMif Here bue! i nn vtt i iin itia tfjiat Oo- ml fca. Tti ,rt3K t4 trar ne aiined i mun -e e uootrjnae of- j - n s u u , f Kjao a rest m tc yurxA i - - iaj w (OcettcaM rrca PM Om) ! rrt of Lec eaae Irani Ux ! C7HCAOO. . J ! fPT-3t !-i mm in. ua Mjya ma ai unxr. oeri true. ftAd rt prob4b; vaajd b btitj to jkrr tvr xj3mmvztai. vtixsja t pea drUc rttu. am at K. utr at ft ttv&esja tn tfcc r- ,VZT M YXjX kl&iMTMK3H over u qrx. Cpt ImUJSMmvjb. xtM-ji be jar czx mj vtt2i hfwn, tor kan!U9. an a cUacl Mm torrf MTMVr pi ti-. GIVEN LOANS FROM R. F- i : tornw bet. Ptjch vaj to If tr in AJn aecue. J Tirc is rl ibxuit la ocfertngi jof eotmnr riTrfrt dlw atone U jvisues&Iie ud te !er arrtTals jre umi an qaJckiy tn fprsot vsnm. Sappl7 u toe bwt Is tn. jobs, : (Gos&naed on Page PiTe) :troo t5e wrtxxr u lije tor of i Stock Market In Moderate Slump Black Kid 0HOE0 Oh, how THEY FIT I And how itiiuble (or to many occa sion ! " Good looking trimminf. Style-right in every detail I J. C. Penney Co. 13C-1309 Adams Ave. La Grande, Ore. ui of tvjl unta on to, J A HmxrMa crried u .i.. k. w. - , j ceo. bm --. W t Mmurrl :etu Una iineaJ04 iut nfci ta-i twd into Ciiit kcruw xa tj. Jjh -.lii h1 SatzeL who tpcnlmre oat of the tenjOMsnOi , m ib -oTi ; P E. .oS IV hulv re.oo- nS1 'pL ' po,nV of IWt 20 ct. a ijrtVji. t He tuS laentT of guciine left, t Tlse PotUU tat oeciltd to prt Into M mitiit tare ie on to W"w , otki"tsrcie 6erMHcr n tft iirjait. ud k!o; tM rvjt m ' ynrn, trot be v- tired to Co -..ICTv V . .v!7. TT7. . "' . i flnUiea. LebUiuea fcd dofped wit.. nvare flyus?- itiSl br eiftcUwtSciHEi tor waii." WOOL REPORT BOSTON. Aug. 19 W The Com. merclai Bulletin will y Saturday: -While the puce has slaczened coni Uderably In tbe distribution of wool, there is still a very considerable bust ness being done and prices are strong. fr throughout the ltet. harlne shown' more atienison a Iresh'aw In the ! n ve" advance from tbe low, ZtJlJZJZZZZ a oaltrate slump Uu. af-Usance In top. yarn, and goods ha. otJier targe tcramtsoss.- V-,n coc-, ibeen progressively less than In wool usned. "Tbe oostnry Is true. Tbe , Stilx :hrr artlre for a time there Is evidence that aU lines are great sajorriy or W' wca haw tn tbe iast hour, and extreme losses evening up anu inat proeuuj prices tboroognty beaun nmr. Tb. Ptt- f Orao. for foel. Jot be gt beGer JnSSSSa doobM i & vnrna. eOSeally "f3'arLiJJ0 f Ll! fiS!, mid trenr. two rata beiru? rJc hsd hJtTjaitA.tx& him trn mry.n br HtjVv carioe mahout rbccotiir. : ,1. HJU msVS k tifctti o It, bat cw tti Jnn tt KkJjfix. IW miie. TwrrrtlAT'B mrlti- t.- Porf oo tuT in M minus. Bt. .poon. beoa vst. Tben s, tti ' SpSS axoCU. fcoout & qjUI minute lr tiro fce kwt to tfcht in t msx) vtjr winim. whjc u. mm i-m-u oiMUMJtrvea ice rvxxi. Anrk. I All t&rwgh tt ivJjjai. n njd. be PtrtormtuM in u cUxt met. I1m Ui lut 18 hours toe vttber ltft U6 nMfjtrpUOO Of tb ICO kX4 W Mpettft b4. merger nzn. vtr dc Krtiorikl. i Raiph MxVxlt XUA tbt vorVI r- ( AMY HFXT1YEH WOBD ord or 103 Moemd far ttee aotmr. ; r ' vlll be on a parity throughout the implesoentsS ! entlre Industry; In fact, the report of taa-r rt to irtJcn Ioujs 2d been tu - . tttcrzftd vez tn urwza at less Ucaa xxvpemnx spent rtatlf before tne ' ets are encouraging. ' cicsw. btmrer. axd there tu some . e is . 7 10 i r r ivwinutyiif mm taw mh-. f - . J . ... nrvmn frrwt lni nrlntMt axjd per vere ia torr of less I b0fad ntkrttetv boreTer, forged Ptenoo. BovtcAn and "piCKAtrtck j "Looted at It from axother arle. jxer reeorery. ' h. E. Cnd tiiat loan nTe been aotsbor i : San Tnacuco o 3 1 ( tzeA nwre tfcan 20 -per cent of all FOBTLXVD LIVESTOCK sua incn wurnxn7cr. oermar7. acm, anauon record Dcider ud me t Av cvuu n i avjsr. jku x-'j- v tuaxxmn iui kjkjv inrQca m a ou. of IndiAca. outfcAed Aiex Wil- et-e&4 hot I UjIaj vben vord aon. of Canada. In t&e 4CO xrjtrsm, brought to her that piane llxe that wmnin in 47 aecocda, and Phil Ed- in which her Insband started oa his cmiizA ward. Canada's ugro r. won the transatlantic niht had been lighted to W trxfixr from Dr. Otto Fitter, of wr Kallfax. j irTh -r i&diana. In l i5. t But the vaa nerrous and it vaa ap-, Btella. Waiab. of drreland and Po- 'parent in tu not certain. - t la-d. woo the 100 and VSi Bartera. 6h md her friezda went upstairs 71 P.VV If IT I V the broad lump and tor fourth in to her suite where conflrirAUon was - , ilMXJM. 1JIV the diactis. anjpcf the women, while brought to her a few minute later. bim iMnrjKJD. cm lexaa. won ine itr T it . wocderrul? she aaid. I hln Jump, and was aacond In the knew Jim would do it. I feel much uncus. Sfee broke the record in the easier now. I know tbe return jour lauer erent, but Jadwipi WaJacrwrA. rrj u not ea-ry. but in ooamJon of PoUnd. went bar sewml better by with the outward trip It Itn'a so bad. throwing the piste 17 feet t I don't know exacUy what ' Jfci's HrMj-wxxsl 7 io libJ banks tn tfc country, these banks , , Ls'Si WlUsrw tttt?'r3 to. :. 19 oP. CatUe 35. 'Buyers are returning generally from the west. The new clip Is very well cleared and such stocks as are now left in the hands of the growers or bankers are very firmly held; tn fact, they are usually held abore the east ern market parity. "The foreign markets are cne&lly cheerful and rather more active than usual for the August holiday period, 7K quotahly steady. Steers ' with prices very steady. ' , " o 'etted by tbe corporattoc's loans lo ra lbs- njedlum M-JO "Uohalr Is moderately active, most. 10 4 t"v Ule tbe otber 25 SfMSX have coes-non ajO MO-1100 lbs. j ly In the forms of tops or broken hair c....i . . i (wrf ud tndrrart. err t mrrm. isfcmai MiD Si Ki. common WMJ tu: vjic wwiea irsae. Buwav rules. ' sua uauK ie ana not-;- : :. ' - : ' . " : .7 ... . I... ! tt,. nu..i .kii.v. .v.. -M.n. uob Kunua u preremflj la im s HW; xiuv-isuu 105, medium Ho 1 -"-" " " E. H. K. , ipracjx. I a 100. Heifers &SS-eao lbs, medium I 7 1 .. .777 7T' !ir:. . ttHoaUXn, common 23 0 S3 JO; Balmocdl: Ttttbam lu naa tescea more and more to, TO DISMISS OUSTER CASE CHAMBERS. Albany. lowing quotations; - Oregon: Pine and f. m. staple 36 38; fine and f. m. Pr. combing 34-36; fine and f. m. clothing 32-34; valley No. 1. 34-36. Mohair: Oregon 13-14. Domestic graded, first combing 24 25; second combing 22-23; third jMany Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page CLOSE OUT SALE of the FAMOUS If W 111 a m 1 aU Charlie Jamieson On Retired List CHICAGO. Atlit. IS in Charlie iaroJeson, arm at Cleveland's baseball immortals, today was puced on tbe . wiuniviiy reurea list ay ixxnmis- .sloner Kenesaw XC LAndls. j The veteran flyhawk of the In- j dlans sras used si most exclusively this j season ss a pinch hitter. I Bob Burke of tbe Washington Sen ators, who pitched a no run, no hit game last year agslnst Boston, also was placed on voluntarily retired list. Outfielder Robert Worthlngton of the Boston Braves, out with s broken leg. was the third major league play er to be given voluntary retirement by the cornmleatoner. WASH FROCKS CI'mliiK out nil of our rt-Kiiliir Dollar .SuiiumT Voiln mill I'rint DrcKHcH. "CoIoih C;iiiiiiint(.'i'd" 79c L$1.45 NEW YORK STORE Iil f Jrnixlti, Ore OHIO DEMOCRATS TO HEAR NOMINEE ' (Con Untied tram Pact Ocs) Hon will be n. 8. Senator Robert i. Bulkley, and Governor White. The nomine and Mrs. Roosevelt will be guests at a luncheon given by W. A. Julion of Cincinnati, national committeeman. Before the throng tn the baseball paik, nooMT.lt will be Introduced by former Governor Jsmes at Cox. who was presidential nominee I years sgo when Roosevelt was candidate for the vice presidency. The- park has a sesllng capacity of 22.000 and the nominee's address will be csrrled to millions of others by peciei press i acuities snd a nation wide radio hookup. plans are. If be has enough fuel be may make for Kew York non-stop." cows, common and medium 82 CO g restore eonfJdenee In financial lnru- 13 mow cutter and cutter SI .00 e tuuoas and that tbe shrinkage In bulls yearling excluded, good bank deposits and bank credits which . and choice (beef) 82.75 S3 i3. cuv nad been "proceeding at a disastrous ter. common i medium 11.75 a rate for months has been partially ,275. Tcirt mjnj tA good combing n-18: fourth combing 15-18; checked. choir, as ia c as 00 mtmm uu Q ed carding 24-25; first kid 45-50; -Men may not look to tbe lmmedl- J T t? cond kid 35-40. ate economic future with complex - "ill and common 2.00 13.50; . they are at least facing It tmafrald. (330 9 MM. common and medium I uur snip nas come tnrougn a trnan- 12 00 & S3 30. I Bogs 500. generally steady. Light Mgh 140 to 160 lbs. good snd choice a4Jts525: lightweights 160-180 lbs. 180-200 EiB-l. 1 iVR K. T, Aug. 19 btV-Oovernor Boose-1 clal hurricane with much suffering. velt. after Uiteoing to serea hours of ce broken spars, torn sails and argument In behaU Tf "llajor Jamssj11" 00 deck bat the hull Is ! J Kaiser, wear ovmea a motion 101 . . - 1 9m h uwiaiiM . .. .. -k.'eers doubt that we shall come safelr;00"1 " chosce xe5J5, Saaday Weeks Firsf Us, . StwTarTanKauiT ito port." . lbs. good and choice S.OO $SJ15; ClxJer the calendsr DOW general-! After conference between counsel i 'medium weight 200-220 lbs. good and ly In om Htroday Is the first day ofjat tbe broad-topped- table behind 1 CHICAGO DISTRICT ITILITIE5 botee t4.25as5.25. 220-250 lbs. good tbe w sivl nmMT rh which att the" gorernor, Mr. Roose- HEAVY ITSERS OF FVEL and choice MjooggSJJO: heavyweights nsfiiusuius w uonsumpuon ; 250-290 lbs. good and choice 3jJ5 0 of coal by power utilities is found by ! M-85: feeders and slockers 70-130 lbs. the Interior department to be highlytgood and choice 1340? M. 25. concentrated, in particular counties. ( Sheep and lambs 12O0. steady. The Chicago district In Illinois and Lambs 90 lbs. down, good and choice Indiana absorbs 54 per cent of all , M OO 9 MJi. medium (325 s) M OO. coal burned by electric utilities in all weights, common (2.50 g 13.25; Illinois and 18 per cent ol the total yearling wethers 90-110 lbs. medium for Indiana. to choice 11502.75. Ewes 12u lbs. The Detroit area uses 63 per cent! medium to choice 11-0011.50. 120 of all coal burned by utiutles in 1 150 !bs. medium to choice 7ScalJ5. 44 )rs . .-. s s 0 : MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY t Kept. (old).. Ilee. May (new) CHICAGO WlUAt Opea " Hlgn JIS9-5Z -S! -'.! Jiaj jav, 4 m M !i J', Law -f'-i CkSM -54V48. ept. Ir. May PORTLAND WHEAT Ope , , ... High Lew Clsw 5114 . " . At . . . JU . . A'.', jeaj ASt AK JO jHv4 Kept. Dee. Mav CBiCAOO com Opea Blgh Low JIV.9H - JIViOS AlVi . J1 " J7H J7t Jims Baseball Standings II r the Associated Press COAST LEAGUE W. L. Pet. Portland ,. 80 80 All Hollywood 78 B2 367 Bsn Ktsnclseo 76 82 .647 Ism Angeles 78 83 347 Barrsmento 89 71 .493 Besttle as 74 .48 Osklsnd .. 80 80 .429 Missions 54 85 .388 NATIONAL l.KAOl E W. L. Pet. Chlrseo . .83 60 358 PltUburgh 81 63 ASS Brooklyn 83 66 329 Phlls1elphl , tl 68 318 Boston 68 81 .487 Bt. Louis .. .68 69 .487 New York 34 60 .474 Clncliuistl 61 70 421 AMKKICA.V I.KAOVK W. L. Pet. New York 79 6 .893 Plillsd.lphla 70 47 398 Cleveland 38 47 .691 Washington ..... 83 ' 61 353 Detroit . 68 64 .518 St. Louis 63 83 .481 Chicago 36 75 J24 Boston .., 30 86 J59 YKHTKRDAY'H (IAMK8 ('oast Lengne Belittle 8, Portland 7. San Pranclsco 0. Hollywood 1. I Angeles 8. Missions 4. Osklsnd 3. Sscrsmcnto 2. Amrrlran league At Boston 7, Bt. Louis 8 (IS In nings). At Washington-Chicago, ((post poned, rsinl. At Philsdelphla-Cleveland (post poned, rsln). At New York-Detroit (postponed, rain). if i National League At St. Louis 4-4. Philadelphia 10-B. At Chicago 4. Boston 8 (16 Innings). At Cincinnati a. New York 7. At Pittsburgh-Brooklyn, postponed, rain. . BUTTERFAT SAN PRANCISCO, Aug. 19 CP) Butterfat f. o. b. San Francisco 22c, PORTLAND CASH PORTLAND. Ore, Aug. 19 Wl Cash wheat: Big Bend bluestem 69c. Soft white 53V4C Western white 53VJC Hard winter 6314c. Northern sprmg 53c. Western red 52c. - . Oats: No. 2 white 81730 Today's car receipts: wheat 68; flour 8; corn 2: oats 1; hsy 1. Michigan. . Natural Not Tbe maximum length of a boa rODstrlelnr Is nhmtr ifl rt all weights, cull to common 60 75c. H smaii Langs The longs of the human body ! welrh approximately 41 nnnis. I Oranges, per bucket. 60c Lemons, per bucket- 10c Grapefruit. 10 for .25c Crab Apples, lug 35c Peaches, per apple box 75c QUALITY FRUIT MARKET Hemlock Between Jeff. 8s Adams COLORED FRYERS Dressed, lb. WHITE FRYERS Dressed, lb SHOULDER STEAKS Pound 23c 20c 12c Chase & Sanboms Dated Coffee -34c Pound ' . "Fresh as the cream you put in it" We Carry Various Kinds of Lunch Meats R0DES MARKET mWt Adams Main 904 Do You Need a New ' FOUNTAIN PEN For School? ; If so, lc sure and come in before school opening so we may have plenty of time to help you select the point best suited to your style of writing. . ' We have: , ' '' . Parker Pens $3.00 to $10.00 Wahl Pens ;..':!... $3.00 to $6.00 Waterman Pens : .. $3.50 Ambassador Pens ., ' $1.00 Parker Pen and Pencil Sets 1... $3.75 to $15.00 Wahl Pen and Pencil Sets :. $5.0O lo $10.00 La Grande Book & Stationery Co. "Service Station for Home and Office" 1114 Adams Ave. ' Main 90 TTMimEs. Sir) .f H mi You Can Now Buy a full 100 sq. ft coverage roll of Roofing for M PER ROLL Many roofs will need repair or complete coverage before the fall and winter rains and storms. You can now buy at the lowest prices ever quoted on building and roofing papers. . Come in and take advantage of these money saving prices. 11-Year Guaranteed Smooth Surface Atlas Roofing $2.19 Easy to apply. Medium weight Tough, long fibre felt, high grade asphalt. Nails, cement. PER ROLL 17-Year Guaranteed Slate Surface Roll Roofing Approved by fire underwriters. Weather defying felt. heavily asphalted payments. Nails, cement. Purchase on easy $2.60 PER ROLL Heavy weight Deaden ing Felt-Roll Blue Plaster Card board Rol! 74c $1.86 $1.25 Montgomery Ward & Co tin n Trr t s S mW Gray Rosin Sized Sheeting Roll 4-Ply Thomewood Fibre n ft voc Wall Board 24 1101-3 Washington Ave. Phone Main 18 U