Th'ursaay, NovcmBcr 16, 1933
Page Eight
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, EA GRANDE, ORE.
Conrad H. Mann
-Will Serve Five
Months In Jail
WAhHINOTOK, Kur. 1 , Prrt
dent KootcttK tfur4 pardon lur
Conrad H. Mann, of ka-na 6117, mm
mtur hfl btfu a tentenet lut nota
tion at tbc lutury bin.
KEW YOBK. Nov. 16 A
whirlwind, of a3Urltr marked tbc aid
of a federal gcremznent cam-atgn
again- alka-ed KittolM cooducuo W
y-n1 H. Mann, president of tbe
Kinti City chamber of comsuKcc,
arrtrrd In New York to (tirrender to
federal autiuxlUe and. unlet tnere
la last-mlnut lntevrecuon DT rTtta
dent Booarrer;. to aer-w a fire montba
aratence on bla conrJcOon for par
ttctpaUorj In an alleged kxurj by
the order of Bsglea.
An indlcujient ponding again
genator .lame J. Carta of Pennir!
rsnla. In connection with an alleged
letter? by ie Moose. w noUe pro
ced. Darli wa acquitted on a sim
ilar charge October 12.
Bernard C. atcQulre, con Tided wlti
Mann In the Eagle eaae. currendertd
and wa aent to Lewlaburg. Perm,
here there la a federal penitentiary.
Hie eentence la a year and a day.
An Indictment against toe
Union Telegraph company. lnToinne
charge uiat it wa a iaci-r in a
alleged lottery conducted lor Uae
ennnera, na noi!e prcaaed.
Lewi Mead Tread well, youthful
chief of toe criminal division of the
United States attorneys office, who
was In charge of the oroatcuixas t
ts. u mtrt that the derelce-
ment cleared the courts of all cases
lnrolTlng toe lottery camps ign.
HIGHWAY BOARD
LETS CONTRACTS
POHTLAKD. Hot. 18 11 The
Mfhvu eceamlaalon. yesterday
by awarding contracts agregaUn
asoo.000 reduced ru quote, of 8.109.
000 public wctka fund for highways
to K.TOOAOO. The balance will be
used up according to budget pre-
vloualy submitted to we ieuea 6"'
. Epeed In getting Jobs under way to
aid unemployment and to get u ens
ure program under contract resulted
in Tprv it-action a far as
the commlaalon was concerned. KUls-
boro failed to secure a promisee it"
of way and aerera: bidders failed to
produce bonds after bring awarded
contracts. These erenu culminated
imi two aoecinc orders Issued by
Chairman Leslie M. BeoU with the
statement "this commission won u
tarlfled with."
The commlaalon ordered that here
after t will declare forfeited all cer
tified cnecta of fire per cent of toe
contract submitted by Madera In tbe
rrent contractors cannot secure
bonds. It also ordered no more Jobs
would be contracted turUl right-of-way
matter bare been settled-
BUTTER MARKET
REMAINS STEADY
. PORTLAJTO. Wor. 18 ( Market
on butter waa being kept steady by
the further purchases by tbe govern
ment on the proce exchange. Corn-
plaints against tbe practice of the
government In limiting Its purchases
only to member of the exchange,
hare been made by the trade that Is
outside that organization, same of
which are the heaviest producer and
handlers of butter within this terri
tory. Claim was made that the restricting
of sales to the produce exchange,
gives that organization power to
manipulate values to suit luelf and
ahut out completely from -forem-mentel
benefits all that do not pay
tribute to the exchange through
membership.
rOKTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Mov. 18 lh CaUle:
200: calves 60; steady. .
Bteers, common and medium, 1M
gi.00; heifers, common and me
dium, W OO ft M 2S; cows, common
and medium, 12 -25( WOO; low cut
ter and cutter. 1Xp0 H U; bulla,
cutter, and medium, ll.lo 12.76;
vealera. good and choice. ii&Ov tt0;
cull, common and medium. $20 cj
IIM; calve, good and choice. M.00
6.80; common and medium, 2M j
4.00.
Hogs: 2&0: stow, steady. Llght
welght, good and choice, M.OOfi 44.86:
medium weight, good and choice.
M.lfiotM ad; heavyweight, good and
choice, 13.76 64. 29; packing sows,
medium and good, g3 00iU 80; feed
er and Blocker pigs, good and choice.
3.26(1 W.76.
Bheep: 160: islow, steady. Lamb,
good and choice. a6g6 60; medium.
3.60 19.00: yearUng wethers, 3.70
riMM; ewes. 76ci 12.00.
OMAIl.t HIII1KP
OMAHA. Nov. IB m (U. 8. D
A t hep: 4600; lamlw weak to 29c
lower, slieep sad feedcra tea4y. re
ceipt include three cars fed wooled
lamb. S 78 .bounht to arrive; blfla
native range and led aoolei lamb up
to as 60. fed clipped lambs bid S 60.
ewe down Irorn 2.76; range feeding
lambs 6.76t!K 16.
Stops Your Cough
or Money Back
One swallow of Bron
chullns Emultlrm and
you get relief IN
STANTLY. Unmistakable
relief.
Certainly you won't
need more than half a bottle of this
grand old cough-killer to knock that
rough for good. If you do. you can
hfiv your money back, lied Croan
Drug Htore and sll other first-class
druggist guarantee It.
Mn rtnnm Hrithlnv In n.ujit vntir
nt"mach. fio why cour.h, coitKh. coukIi
yourself to pieces? fiet Ilronr.hullne
emuUlon and HZ1AW. Adv.
PSiijKaCT
CHICAGO aruraT
Opra High let Clew
.iN -H4 M 41 .Jit, '
flee.
May
Jury
CHICMtO
,.:-! A
-
Dee.
May
July
rOBTLAMD KlfZAT
Open Blgk Low
. .rs', , .-.t .n
May
Dee.
BULLISH FORCES
CONTROL MARKET
SEW YORK. Hot. 18 Of) Bullish
force twat rrmmsnd in the stock
market today, coincident wltn a re-,
rival of Inflationary enthusiasm, and -
price were pushed up 1 to 6 or morel
point In relatively beery trading.!
The dollar, dropping stiarply U the
mcmlrrg. also rallied. The dose was
strong. Transfer approximated 3.
00.000 shares.
Closing figure Included:
Air Eeduc.
. ioh
. 140
. M4
12014
f &
, 74
HVk
. 70
32H
64
aiii
S8
22
51SJ
. 33
20
4H
J1H4
' 4!4
6
87
5
AL Cnem. and Dye
American Can
American T. and T.
Bethlehem Steel
3. 1. Case
Col. O. and E.
Continental Can
Genera! Motors
John ManvtJle
Llbbey-O.-Pord
Liggett and Myers B. .
laontomery Ward
National DUtUl.
J C. Penney
Pub. 6er. of N. J.
Southern P-cific
St. Oil of Oal.
St. OU of N. J.
Union Pacific
'
Unlte-i Aircraft
United Corp.
V. 8. Indus. Alcohol
V. 8. Bteel
WEMPLOYED PLAN' MOVE
SALEM. Nov. 18 VP, Another per
sonal presenuuon of their recom
mendaUon to tbe legislature 1 plan
ned by the unemployed. Richard
Lovelace of Portland said here yes
terday. The Multnomah county Federation
of Uriemployed Is arranging a ftaoe
wlde or-nference of unemployed In
Salem Kovember 27. A Joint meeting
wlU the houre and senate at the
special Regulative aeardon wll! be re
quired. Lovelace said between 700 and
and 809 delegate would attend.
t I
Thieve to!e the car of W. C. War-'
ren. of Sudan. Tex. and used hi I
eourteay card In It to run up a t-W-SO J
gasoline bill. '
Look Up J,
THE CIRCUS
-v vv a swr svai
and Thatcher Colt, clev
erest of mystery solvers
starts on a train of ad
ventures that will thrill
and enthrall you with
their mystifying, electri
fying complications!
From the Myntifying
LIBERTY MAGAZINE
Story "Murder of The
Circus Queen' by
Anthony Abbot
"WHAT A WIFE"
LIBERTY
COMEDY
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5f 4-axL VVi V THATCHER COLT
V,) 1 V DONALD COOK
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POeTUUro. Hot. 1 Butter
Prlnta. extra 24c; standards 23c lb. .
Butteriit Portland deUrery: A
grade 21c. farmer' door delivery. 19c
per lb : sweet cream 5c higher.
Eggs Pacific poultry producers
selling prices: fresh extra spedal, 31c
extras, 2r, standards. 24c; medium,
2Sc-. pulieta 18c dozen. Buying price
by wholesaler: fresh extra. 2Sk oca.;
flrau 23c; medium 20c doz.; under-
grade 14c: pullet 14c.
Potatoea Local white and red.
II 15CH.24 cental: Yakima. 13
1.40; Deschutes. 41.40 IS0.
Kl'GAB AND FLOl it
POBTLAND. Nov. 10 Sugar j
Cane, granulated, at 89; fruit or berry, i
46; beet cugar. HS. ,
Domestic flour Selling price, mill !
delivery, 26-bbl lot: patent. 4Ss, X8.70 j
7 40: blended flour, 4.1Sj ten j
aoft white paatry Hour. ti.TltniK,; j
bakers hard wheat flour. t9.75 a
tetXK rye. SJBQU3tr. whole wheat,'
t639aa6 86- graham. 5i0. j
La Grande Boxing Fans
CONGRATULATIONS!
You are to be congratulated for displaying- real
spoitBiiianBhij) in deciding to foe on hand to support
La Grande's favorite amateur fighting men as they
make a valiant attempt to hammer their way to vic
tory over the out-of-town amateurs in the GRAND
OPENING of the EAGLES Great Relief Fund Benefit.
Championship Amateur Boxing Tournament ;
Sacajawea Hotel Arena v
Tuesday Night
Seats go on sale early Saturday at the Foley Hotel
Cigar Stand. TELL YOUR FRIENDS DON'T MISS
TUESDAY NIGHTS GREAT SHOW IT'LL BE A'
WOW!
RIGHTBEFORE
QUEENV
va ar-a rtsr
"MOTOR MANIA"
Adventures of a
Nowstrel Camerman
Tbe sharp rue In the price of wool!
has made It profitable to glean. Texas .
sheep ranches of the wool of am
that died last winter. !
Stoneking's!
Grocery
Is. PI a fiflAlf I
lll-ninD nrrrr 3" v'olUE
Ib.fOLCtHSiCDFffE
Shasta. 2 lbs.
Shacta. I lb.
4c
27c.
Sugar. 10 lbs.
20 lbs.
100 lb.
1 18
Bed Mexican Beans for Chilli.
lb, for 25e
Potatoe. 14 lb, for .
Cauliflower, large beads.
Each .
Melrllle Bldg. Phone 2M-J
Free DeUtery
YOURJYES
"CURIOSITIES" '
Odd Thins In This
Odd World of Ours
STARTS
TODAY
M-t af -
Buy WINTER
Oh,' How Warm
They Are!Pair of
DLANKETG
$2.79
Deep-itap, foil 70
x 80 irjen fain!
Inren dow I
Jackets
Of Suede or
Cape Leather
$5.90
Emirtui
wxup ana prac-
tlcle. Cossack
and Jacket
styles. Uoequal
ed value at this
price.
Pine! Fleeced!
CHILDREN'S
WAIST
UNIONS
Bleached
cction! Ray
on trimmed!
Pearl
buttons !
Everything
nict! 2-!2.
59c
Men's Adjustable
STRAP-WRIST
Dress
Gloves
$1.19
Warn
Cotton,
linirrf I
Handsomely fashioned of im-portc-)
Turk capeskin a lea
ther noted for its superior wear
ing qualities.
4 VALUE SCOOP
LEATHERETTE
SHEEP -LINED
COATS
' $4.98
Imagine it
Only
Full cut 36" longl
Blue corduroy facing!
4 Pockets leather corners!
Lined sleeves I Wristcrs !
Wool
Men's
Men's Genuine
Horse Hide
Jackets
Warmly
lined, f u 1 1
30 tn. length
A long wear
ing all wea
ther work
I Jacket.
Priced Low
$7.90
For extra Warmth on winter nightel
PLAID COTTON '
Real Leather!
Boys Helmets
with goggles!
now -
69c
You'll want one
of these (or
winter sports !.
Made with de
tachable goggles
FEATURE VALUE
. . , 250 PAIRS V. ' . .
Beautiful Suede Fabric
at this low price!
Just in a new shipment!
EXTRA HEAVYWEIGHT
BOOT SOCKS
Mix
Sizes
39
C Pair
Extraordinary ivtues! They'll sell like
"liotcakcs" so come get yours now!
Grey. White. Mixtures. Colored tops.
They wear like iron.
Water Proof
Wind Proof
Jackets
O o s sa c k
style, button
front, suede
cloth with
fleeced back.
Warmth and
wear at a
saving price.
$2.98 '
NEEDS Now!
- For Wear and Warmth!
Rayon and Wool
HOSIERY !
'Vcoll I3te there stock mgi
the wool is ccenfortirrftty
warm, the rayon adds
beautTl -
You II want il when the
cold winds blow that
extra of warmth that
keeps you sleeping sound
ly, cozily! Well here's
your chance to buy it at a
real low price ! 70" x 80".
Yard Wide
OUTING
Fancy, outings, darks
and " lights. A real
value a real econ
omy. ' '
13"2C
yd.
-j --V
GLOVES
They're imports with a flair for
wear ! You'll set them on the smart
: ." est hands! In plain
jff and decorated styles
MVJQ in new Fall col
v ors and white !
Be smart! Be comfortable!
... - Be economical!
v . ,-
MEN'S FLANNELETTE
PAJAMAS
The patterns are attractive!
, The quality is genuine Teasle
down flannelette. They'll stand
a lot of wear and like it !
Smartest of styles in slipovers,
and military collars with silk
frorrSi
" Men's
Part Wool
Union Suits
- These are one
third wool and
heavy weight. A
durable warm gar
ment for the out
door man. ' Buy
now and save.
$1.98
YOU CANT BEAT THESE!
at this new
' thrift price!
Dotnet Flannel
Shirts
Try rfa-m youH find welcome ndrmih
thorough comfort! They're cut full.
Hfwed strongly I Made with two deep
peckets !
Women's -'
UNIONS
Rayon Q
Striped Ut7ls
Sleeveless, Knee Length
Style. Close Fitting.
Printed
FLANNELS
Yard Q
Wide A7lyd.
Attractive fast color
patterns. -
WHITE OUTING
Inch OVyd.
, Heavy quality, deep
nap on both sides.
3 Pound
Cotton Batts
72x90
Full Horsehide
Leather WORK
Mittens
69c
Warm .cotton lining. Elas
tic .vrist with a leather rein
forcement eliminating pull
on strain.
Boys the miles will seem
shorter ... be more
comfortable!
BOOTS
$2.49
Staunch 12-ln. r sC
boots with
nlckle hooks
mu eyes, com- f-J --
position outaolc
and leather
raids ole.
98c
Pull, com-
fort size, a jS'
great value ffi$$x
at this price. -O
49c
ASS
a in vj