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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1933)
Thursday, October 26,-1933 Page EigH LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA" GRANDE, ORE. C. C. C. Workers Arrive at Camp Restom, Sitkum ODD FELLOWS TO INITIATE The Odd Fellow will hold Initia tion In the second degree tomorrow evening and a large delegation la ex. LOCAL IDiPDIEtfS wctd from Union rwt Core. They CAMP RESTOM. Slttum, Ore. (8pe- 'TT, ,Sn .t th. hall. clal) The citizens conservation corpa men from Prog Heaven camp In Eastern Oregon have arrived at Camp Itestom. located on the north fort: of Coqullle nver after an uneventiul trip. Lumber barracks and meaa hails are now under construcuon. The camp site Is a beautiful meadow In a bend of the creek with a back ground of heavily timbered main tains. Two cub bears have been presented to the camp for nuscotc and Inland H. Hudson la nursing a finger bit ten by one of the young bruins. The bKe Is quite painful but not serious. Wlllard Houston. Harold Ear'. and Ralph Moore already have fallen In love w!ih the country- They have arranged for lumber, obtained build ing sites and expect to move their families as soon a the cabins are ready. Farm Strike Over The Middle West Spreading Today By The Aoelatd Pre The national farmers holiday strike was apparently given Impetus In Wis consin today with the decision of the Wisconsin co-operative tnllk pool to participate, beginning next Tues day, and In New Mexico, where the State Holiday association was order ed to Join. Trade Balance For , August Favorable (Oonnnuea From pae One) reached 1.037.030.000 this year against U.016.000.000. to give trie United States an excess of 7.870. 000 of exports this year against 1171. 768.000 last year. OMAHA SHEEP OMAHA. Oct. 29 (O. 8. D. A.) Sheep: 9 009: lambs slow, bids and few sales 10a 26c tower, other classes steady: clipped lambs $6.76; nauve and fed wooled lambs bid up to ae.66, few sales medium to good range lambs as.25fcS6.50; yearlings up to 5.00: ewea up to 42. 75; range feed ing lambs 5-60a.00. LIFE-SAVING'S A iionitv WITII .Mlf'HIG.tN HKMIIKVT MENOMINEE. Mich, It s Just a bobby with Fred Johnson, saving lives. For 35 years he's spent his evenings and Sundays In vigilance over the shores of Green Bay here, watching from his backyard dock for maritime mUhaps. He has saved 22 lives. Johnson. 69 years old and a fibre spinner In a furniture factory, has built his own life-saving boat and equipped his "station" mostly from drlftwoo. He urn Mlu Leona Waldorff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Waldorf, has re turned from Bt, Paul, Minn., where she has been visiting with relatives. KiinMI at School Miss Jacqueline Berryman has en rolled at Draper's School of Com merce for a secretarial course. To Portland Dr. Lee B. Bouvy Is leaving this evening for Portland to attend the meeting of the state medical society En route he will stop In The Dalles to visit his brother-in-law, Pat Foley, who Is 111 of tick fever. Mr. Foley has been In a very serious condition but Is reported to be improved. From Adain Miss Margaret Hodgen, Is In La Grande making her home with her brothers who are attending the Eafr'-ern Oregon Normal school. , In La Grande I Homer Becker, prominent Joseph farmer, was transacting business to- day In La Grande. ri-slllng Here Mrs. William Chandler, of Dayton, Wash., la In La Grande visiting a: the home of her friend. Mrs. L. M. Hoyt. Mrs. Chandler Is en route to J her home from Chicago where ahe had spent scene tune at the Century of Progress. Leaves Mis. Belle McCcrmlck left Wednes day fee her home In Kansas City af ter spending several months visiting In La Grande with her daughter, Mrs. Walter Rcuter, and her son. C. K. McCormlck. L. S. CULP HURT IN CAR WRECK AT HUNTINGTON L. 8. Gulp, formerly of La Grande but now of Baker, wets severely In jured In an automobile accident at Huntington yesterday. He la at the hospital In Baker, and will recorer, his physicians as id. Ke was turning around at the south end as Hunt ington' mum street In a light de livery truck,. It la reported. A car driven by two Portland men came down the hill and was unable to stop, crashing Into Culp's truck. Be euiiered serious body bruises and a bad cut on the head, and was un conscious for some Uma alter tne accident. PORTLAND I'KOhl'CE PORTLAND, Oct. 2G OP; Butter Prints, extras, 34c; standards, 23c lb. Hallowe'en Party Butterfat Portland delivery: A The Parent Teacher association of grade 21c- farmer's door delivery, l&c the Willow-date school Is planning lor ; per Lb.; sweet cream 5c higher, a Hallowe'en party to be given Fri- Eggs Pacific poultry producers' day evening at the leshmann home. selling price: fresh extra special, 31c; All residents of that neighborhood extras. 29c: standards, 24c; mediums, are Invited to attend. 1 26c; pullet. 18c dozen- Buying pr.ee by wholesalers: fresh extras 2&c doz.; H III Elrcf ' j firsts 23c; mediums 20c doz.; under- Election of officers will be the . grade 14c; pullets 14c. chief Item of business at the regular j 1 meeting of the Blue lit. grange to j Montana farmers have been warned be held all day next Wednesday, No-; that unless extensive grasshopper vember 1. For that reason a large ' control is practiced there will be a attendance Is desired. serious Infestation In 1934. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK r m m mmm ssi w- - nm t .i cHtusic scan sara-saras.,- &zttmiFSF ; to the ears of the thrifty-! PORTLAND, Oct. 26 CP? Cattle: 33. calves 70; steady. Steers, common and medium a2-50 5.00; heifers, common and medium 12.50 4.25; cows, common and medium $2.50 ic 3 00; low cutter, cutter 1.75 3 00; vealers. good and choice. $6.00 7.00; cull, common and medium, $3.00 f 6 00; calves, good and choice. $4-00 rS.&0; common and medium. $2.00 4.00. 4 Hogs: 300: steady to weak. Lightweight, good-choice, $4-25-$4.B0. medium weight, good and choice, $4.35 $4-75; heavyweight, good and choice, $4-25 $4.50; packing sows, medium and good, $3.10 6 $4.35; slaughter pigs, good and choice, $3.00 fir $3.50; feeder and stock er pigs, good anl choice. $3.653 $4.25. Sheep: 200; steady. Lambs, good and choice. 15.50 & $5.75; common and medium. $3.50 $5.00; yearling wethers, $2.50 $4.50; ewes, 75c $2.00. arfi'JtVi. I -W Bridge or Junior Lamps Choice $5.75 Many exceptional bargains are being featured on our floors right now In the new est style bridge and Junior lamps. Let us show them to you. rpri j iruM TBI fells I iiifii Rug Values 0x12 Quality Hugs $33.75 New patterns ut received are some of the finest ever Hhown. We don't have to remind you that a new bright oriental pattern wilt Improve your whole room. Cedar Chests Walnut Finish $14.75 Nearly every home nerd more space to keep clothes, lnenn, and blankets. There Is no better way, to provide for this need than to have a protected cedar chest. HAPPY DAYS should again be here for the furniture buyer! Styles are more leautiful the quality is distinctly better and prices are at the lowest point they can possibly reach. Such a combination should prove absolutely irresistable, even to the most thrifty buyer so act at once! Terms to Suit Your Own Convenience! Fine 2-Piece Mohair Suites for $68.75 Here is an amazingly low price for a living room suite of such fine character! We know positively that we will be unable to duplicate a value like this later on, hence we urge you to get youre now. 4-pc. Bedroom Suites in Walnut $34.95 Here is still another example of how extremely low furni ture prices have become! Anyone who knows the facts will realize that furniture prices are going higher. You will lc a lot of money ahead if you older that needed new bedroom suite at once! 5-Piece Finished Breakfast Sets $9.85 New arrivals In breakfast sets are being shown this week at special savings. 6ev-v cral attractive color schemes to choose from, drop leaf table and 4 chars. Doublo-Decked Coil Bed Springs $9.85 You will find this splendid and sturdy bed-spring price very much under today's market. It is mrtdo of strong material, double decked, and comfortable. Q. M "Buy Now" on Easy Terms Our carrying charge is only one-sixth as much as charged by many stores. Start now and pay a few dollars a month on the furniture you need. Where can you make a better investment? 5 ;5r.V-r :Jch4 50-lb. Cotton Felted Mattress $7.95 With factory replacement costs nearly the equal of HUs feii tur ed retail price, you know that this is a real bargain! Don't wait long at this price. 1 JTITZGERALD' Furniture Company Friends and Furniture Our Husiness Doctors Give Creosote For Dangerous Coughs For many years our best doctors : have prescribed creosote In some form for coughs, colds and bronchitis, knowing how dangerous It is to let them hang on. Creomulslon with creosote and six other highly Important medicinal elements, quickly and effectively stops all coughs and colds that otherwise might lead to serious trouble. Creomulslon Is powerful in the treatment of all colds and coughs, yet it Is absolutely harmless and Is : pleasant nd easy to take. j Your o-z druggist guarantees Creo mulslon by refunding your money if you are not relieved after taking i Creomulslon as directed. Beware the cough or cold that hangs on. Always keep Creomulslon on hand for Instant use. Adv. A 2,000.000 seeding locust nursery was completed at Angola, Ind., by the civilian conservation corps In a few weeks. STOCKS SAG IN EXCHANGE TODAY NEW YORK, Oct. St in Stacks sagged today as grains turned heavy and traders were unable to muster any great amount of enthusiasm (or an 18-cent advance in the price of gold to 131 4 cents an ounce. cept In a lev spots, however, the list was not particularly soft and the ac tivity was generally quiet. The dose was easy. Transfers approximated 1.- 250.000 shares. Closing figures Included: Air Reduc. Al. Chetn. and Dye . American Can . American T. and T. Bethlehem Steel J. 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PORTLAND WHEAT Open High I-ow Close , .17J4 .77 78 .72 .70 .70 Llobey-O.-Pord Liggett and Myers B. Montgomery Ward National Distill. J. C. Penney Pub. Ser. of N. J Southern Pacific .. 28 89 18H 87 41 3734 IS St. Ol! of Cal. St. Oil of N. J. Union Pacific United Aircraft United Corp U. 8. Indus. Alcohol . U. 8. Steel - 40 41 100 6 64'4 404 LEVI'S SjCJ Montana's "tax moratorium" law, enacted by the 1033 legislative as sembly, was declared unconstitution al by the state supreme court. $100 In Prizes! ACT NOW! , We will make a reduction of $10.00 from the regular rate to each of the first ten persons who enroll for a nine months' term In any department of day school at DRAPERS SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Over L. & L. Drug Phone 133-W E. Cs DRAPER. Prop. B LEVI'S are as tough as a cayuse and as hard to wear out. Made of the heaviest denim loomed copper riv eted at every point of strain so strongly stitched that you get a new pair free if they rip. No other brand wears half so long or fits half so well. You'll find the same rugged qual ity and excellent value in Levi Strauss BIB OVERALLS andBOYS' OVERALLS. - t BE SURE YOU GET kjlCUtllLj Ssn Freneisco LEVI STRAUSS & CO Lot Angtlet YOC CAX GET LEVI STRAUSS OVERALLS IS LA GRANDE AT THE 1 STEVE NSkVAN ENGELEN CO - vtjxad' 1J Little Caesar Comes to Help Us Celebrate rvn THE LITTLE GIA JOE E. BROWN as "HAMIET MAE WEST as IITTIE EVA" III SLIM SUMMERVILLE as "TARZAN" JAMES CAGNEY as "LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY' MARIE DRESSLER as 'CLEOPATRA" JIMMY DURANTE as "GOOIMA G0ONA" Col. Stoopnaggle and Budd Radio Clowns in "Sky Symphony" Mickey Mouse in "Touchdown Mickey" "Little Caesar" has crashed so ciety! Imagine the fun .when the king of gunmen and all the king's men tear loose on polo ponies! It's only one of the scenes from this walloping comedy in which this ex king of hi-jackers tries to crash the 100 and finds himself being taken for a ride! t- 1 1 Another , All-Round Good Program Characteristic of "Greater Show Season" I nrn a t i n n sir 1 jui 1 By 11 31 ki d a"
