Paire Eight
EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, CT GRANDE, ORE.
Tliurs'day, August 10, 1933
U. P. RAILROAD CO.
PAYS DIVIDENDS
NEW YORK, AUK. 10 W Dlrcc
toil of t!io Union Pacific Railroad
Oo. today ordered the usual quarterly
dividend of 11.60 on the common
etocle, payable Oct, i to stock of rec
ord Sept. 1.
Dividends at this rate have- been
paid reijularly since July, ll3 when
the annual basis was reduced from
10 to 0.
I'OIITI.AM) I.IVKNTOC'K
PORTLAND, Aug. 10 (II Cattle:
one, calves 33: fairly sUxuly,
Steers, beat, 6.255.7o; common
and medium 3.2B 4.15; heifers,
best. 4.00W'4.,JS; medium, 3.o0 it
3.70 cows, best, S.00m3.20; com
mon and medium, 1.7B2.78; oan
ners, ai.OOoi W.00; bulls, best, 3.00c
3.36; medium, a.78 it W.OOl calvos,
best, 1.00i0.26; good, 6.0Offl6.0O;
ordinary, M.004.50.
Hogs: 1001): fairly steady. Top
light butchors 0.00 e 0.16: heavy
butchors 6.M 6.16; sows, 3.'iS
$3.80: slaughter pigs, 4.76(tf(5.ao;
feeder pigs, 4.760.OO.
Sheep: 88; steady. Mt. Adams
lambs (0.40; lambs, best, $6.60
0.00; medium, ft4.50.t5.0O; yearl
ing wothors, $2,0083.00; owes, 1.00
H1.50.
MARKET SPOTTY,
PRICES ERRATIC
HUGAIl AND I'l.OI It
PORTLAND, Aug. 10 un Sugar
cane granulated, M 86; fruit or berry.
S6; beet sugar. $4.76 100 lbs.
Domestic flour Selling price, mill
delivery 38-bbl lots: patent, 4 Us, $7.80;
do 08s, $7.60 (,r $7.80; bakers' blueotcm
$0.76 $0.86; bakers' blonded flour,
$0.06 (if $0.40: soft white pastry pat
ent. $0.76 $7.60; Montana nurd
wheat $6.96; rye, $4.00i $0.30; whole
wheat $6.15; graham, $6.00 w $0.30
bbl. . .
NEW YORK, Aug. 10 UP) Erratic,
price movements gave the stock mar
ket a spotty appearance today and,
after a series of declines and rallies,
loading Issues finished with lossea of
fractions to around 3 points, ttriy
trading was at a (oat pace, but the
volume dwindled on the decline.
Transfers approximated 3,7600,000
shares.
Closing figures Included:
Air Heduc - 100H
Al. Ohem. and Dye
American Can
American T, and T,
Bethlehem Steel
J, I. Case
Col, a. and E
Continental Can 01
cneral Motors - 81 Vt
Johns Manvllle 48
Llbboy-O.-Ford 28
Llggott and Myers B BSH
Montgomery Ward : 24 i4
National Distill - 80V4
J. C. Penney 43
Pub. Scr. of N. J Vt
Bouthom Paclflo -. 28
St. Oil of Ca! 80
St. Oil of N. J 38
Union Paclflo 120
United Aircraft . 36
United Corporation "
U. S. Indus. Alcohol 70,
U. 8. Steel 64 .
124
80
127
40
72
20
DJDCAIL IBIRniELTjr
Week's Vucatloii
Mrs. Avis Ferris and son, Dick, left
tills morning for a week's vacation
In Portland. They will visit Mrs.
Penis' sister, Miss Edrls Mogulre, and
friends,
In La Grande
Mrs. B. J. Sommervllle and son,
Sydney, of Pendleton, were visitors In
La Grande last night. They left this
morning for their home..
Advances Please
Sheep, Lamb Trade
PORTLAND, Aug. 10 VP) Recent
advances In the sheep and lamb trade
In the midwest and east have been
vory encouraging to tl local trade.,
Latest sales here of drivel ns wore
around $4 straight for yearlings, $6
for mixed lota of shorn lambs and
$3.60 straight for old wethers.
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
CHICAGO WIIK4T "
Open High Low Close
Sept. ........l.oil.oi I.0U'. 1.00 l.oon
lire, l.lMl(,t4 l..1-Ki l-OSKi IM0
May l.onl.(i8 1.011(4 1:!4 I.HWK
CHICAGO CORN
Kept. IkHjaS .8!-4 -OS ."SVi
lire .1114 .111 .6" "Hi .69 874
May - (11 .118(4 .06 .
PORTLAND WHEAT
Open inch Low Clow
Sept. .70 .77 .711 .78(4
Dee .81 .81(4 "' .81
13 CZ3 1 I
To Portland
Miss Dorothy Klrby, teacher In the
La Grande High school, left this
morning for Portland whore she will
spend several days visiting friends
and relatives, among them Mr. and
Mrs. E. O. (Summons and Miss Agnes
Palmer. The latter olso teaches In the
High school here,
Returns Home
' Miss Victoria Hutchinson, who
pent the post two months with her
later In Boise, has returned to the
home of her foster parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Hubert Anderson.
In Pendleton
' Miss Sally Slegrlat and Miss Jean
McDonald, the latter of Pondosa, were
guests of Miss Elizabeth crommelln
In Pendleton Tuesday evening.
Return to Im Grande
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Cook, of La
Grande, have returned to their home
here after spending a few days In
Oregon Olty with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Warner. Mr. Cook, an
electrician for the O.-W. B. and N.,
transacted business In Portland,
the house foreign affairs committee,
of united support In whatever ac
tion he deems necessary to restore
order in Cuba.
Representatlvo Pish declared the
first step which must bo taken In
Cuba la the resignation of President
Machado.
- "I do not believe armed force Is
contemplated or is necessary,' he
said. "I have the fullest confidence
In President RoosBvelt and Ambassa
dor Welles."
THE NEWFANGLES
IVtH $50 VACATION MONEY W
V HIS POCKET. CHICK WENT TO
LUNCH WITH HANK.. A
STRANGE GIRL
This is Why Chick's Worried!
Hay Situation In
Oregon Is Better
PORTLAND, Aug. 10 VP) Further
strengthening of the hay situation
was reflected hero with a shortage of j
alfalfa duo to the smaller crop and I
the very tight holding at the source.
In all distracts growers appeared to
believe that still higher values will
be forced. The local trade la; now up
to $17 ton buying price.
. There was A shortage of oat and
grain hays due to the damage done
by tile rains. Bids to growers were
around $14 ton Portland.
PORTLAND PRODUCE
CUBANS ACT,
CONDEMNING
UNCLE SAM
(Continued Prom Page One)
President Roosevelt looked today for
quick aotlon In Cuba In response to
his strong appeal to the island re
public to stop political warfare and
restore economic order.
The president carefully withheld
open Intervention In the interest of
bringing about peace and happier
times by the policy of mediation.
HYDE PARK, N. Y., Aug. 10 VP)
President Roosevelt was assured to
day by Representative Fish, of New
York, ranking Republican member of
PORTLAND, Aug. 10 VP) Butter
Prints, extras, 24c; standards, 23c,
, Butterfat Portland delivery: A
grade, 21c lb.; farmers' door delivery.
19o per lb. Sweet cream, 5o higher.
Eggs Pacific poultry producers
selling price: oversize, 24c; extras 23c:
standards 20c; mediums 20; pullets
10c dozen. Buying price by whole
salers: fresh extras, 10c doz.; mediums
10c doe.; undergrade 12c dozen.
Hops Nominal, 1933, 45c lb.
Hay Buying price from producer:
alfalfa. No. 1, new crop $17.; clover,
No. 1, $14; Willamette valley timo
thy, $16; Eastern Oregon timothy
$18: oats and grain $15 ton.
Ohceso, milk, country meats, mo
hair, cascara bark, live poultry, new
onions, onions, new potatoes, straw
berries and wool, unchanged.
OMAHA SIIKKP
OMAHA, Aug. 10 Ml (U. S. D. A.)
Sheep: 4.000; lamb market not fully
established; bids steady, asking
strongor; bids native lambs $7,75; fed
clipped lambs $7.50; range lambs
$7.60; ewes up to $2.76; feeding lambs
$0.25 a $0.70.
, It Ends Tonight . ' ;
"TUB KAGLK AND THE HAWK"
Frodric March - Ouy Grant
Jack Onkie - Carole Lombard
TOMORROW!
The Prize
Comedy Team
of the Screen
2A0J
LPrnnrs
and
Slim
Summerville
Doing almost as much
toward downing; the
depression blues
as the NKA!
AND
PROVING
BEYOND
DOUBT
THAT 3 IS
A CROWD
ON ANY
.
A everyone
Who Sees This
aTAUaUai ferennungly
llihii'ious
Picture Will
Pe Competing
For THE LONGEST LAl'GH ON RECORD !
Added
"HIS FIRST CASE" Liberlv Comcdv
ST!
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NIGHT
"HOT AND COLD" Cartoon
LIBERTY NEWS EVENTS
Advance
Fashions
for Now
and Falll
FeUttc
S)8c 2
Holt with a fulnrt, these
splendid, soft felts ! Neat
brims I Creased crowns I
They've a fascinating mas
culine way with them!
New Foil Colors
including Vermillion
Red, Russet, Brown,
Navy, Black, White!
J. C. Penney Co.
DEPARTMENT
too
STORE
m ;
There are a hundred reasons why
you should use plenty of butter and
eggs and all of them good rea
sons! But when you once try
aMcadow Harvest Butter and Ucoco
Eggs, youwon't need reasons to
convince you. Their finer flavor
and freshness will win your appe
tite. Try them tomorrow!
Ifri ITH $60 VACATION MONEY W "H'l AN WAS CALLED AWAV, rsj "J- TO
RV TPIEDUOwe. AMQ ' YOU VM WANTCU
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VV 7 incc ooes bw pasty XsT 1 $$W If
y I may i have lunch I VcX ' GaHTOrSt K
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( OH! ) '. LOOK, SHE'S SplEXT mornimg chick
V I? ? IT'S CHICK! X FALLEN INTO k LEARMED THAT HIS
71i ' I 0 HE'S RUNNIN0 H LAPl LONCHEOM COMPANION
Uti S!f I AROUND. GLADYS ) WHAT A ' HAD BEEN ARRESTED?
& tWtf&Sjr LCH A NICE SCANDAL L ?
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chair slipped lRwr , JMSMnSrk X-Siorx" il
AND SHE FELL WLjpfigdMO V
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DISCOVERED H II NJrSAW THE WHOLE WA K03M
THAT 'UK ,4AO- lCNfc Yi AFFAIR ... AND , . 3
MIIU6 11 PROMPTLY FORMED ' ' 'TS
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Herbert Hoover Is
59 Years Old Today
' STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal.,
Aug. 10 UP) Former President
Herbert Hoover Is "not at home"
to callers today his fifty-ninth
birthday anniversary.
. The announcement was made '
by a secretary who Intimated that
the former president and his wife
planned to slip away by them
selves for the day.
Mr. Hoover returned to his uni
versity campus home last night
after a fishing trip in Oregon.
NOTICE
We sell only Artificial Ice
mads from pure water, Ail colls
answered promptly.
We also handle only the best
quality of Coal and Wood,
All our products are guaran
teed. Our services are the best. '
Gaitherlce&
Fuel Co.
Main 528 .
AT THE LIBERTY
tough? You'll roar! '
Never has the Liberty theatre pre
sented o, more hilarious comedy than
"Out All Night," the gay Universal
farce which opens an engagement on
Friday. This, as the saying has It,
is the sort of a picture that will have
the audience "rolling In the aisles"
from sheer merriment.
, Slim Summerville erit"ZaSu Plttsr
the screen's f unnlst team, are starred
in this side-splitting comedy gem, in
parts that were Just made for them,
and the action finds them, as a pair
of bashful newlyweds, embarking on
an eventful trip to America's 'honey
moon center, Niagara Falls. Their
experiences would make the Sphinx
break Into loud giggles. ,
The cast supporting BummervlUe
and Miss Pitts in "Out All Night" in
cludes Shirley Grey, Alexander Oarr,
Laura Hope Crews, Rollo Lloyd and J
George Hockathorne, and the picture
was directed by Sam Taylor.
Red Cross Drug Store
Don't Forget!
You. Can Save Money
on
Mower Tongues
and
Buck Rake Teeth
at the
Home Lumber
& Coal Co.
Phone: Main 17
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We cannot duplicate this handsome set on the manu
facturer's floor now at the price we are selling at today!
urn y
Illustration glveg exact Idea of
design and construction of this
handsome $59.00 Dining Koom
Hfit.
Vft DO OUR MAY
8-Piece Dining Room
Qfif for only. . . . .
9.50
Finely Fashioned of Combination Walnut
Set consists of Table, Buffet, 5 dining chairs and one Arm Chair. A modest but attractive suite for' home or
apartment. Curly maple top rail and top drawer on buffet. Routed decoration.
Another 8-Piece Dining Room Set
at$79.00
Table, buffet, 5 dining chairs and one arm or master's chair. Combina
tion American walnut and oriental woods. Table 38" x 50" closed, opens
to 66 inches.
9-1
COFFEE
TABLES
$5.95
Specially
Priced
At
Finely constructed of
genuine hardwood, fin
ished in walnut and with
attractive colored tile
top.
Other
Coffee Tables
. -Mr $4.95
$r rlnlay In Our
Fji-t Window
iPvio rf AT nil siri J-I r 7 7-
Already and Due for Another Rise!
Yet, we bought well ahead of the market, which
enables us to sell for a short time only
A Richly Finished 2-pc.
Mohair Set for Only ....
Davenport and chair with reversible cushions.
Well built and strong springs.
$49.75
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