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Monday, December 11, 1933 Pare Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. SOCIETYNOTES Miss Roberta Keil And John Reed Coolidge Married Sunday at Episcopal Church The marriage of Mlw Roberta Kelt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Shaw, of Walla Walla, ami John Reed OooUdge, son of H, B. Coolldgo, of this city, wao solemnized before their Immediate families yesterday at H:30 o'clock at St. Peter's Episcopal church. Rev. Clarence A. Kopp, rec tor of St. Peter's, performed the cere mony at the altar which was decors-led with orchid and white chrysan themums. . ' Mlw Keil was lovely In an ensem Vie with a short Jacket, the complete costume of pansy blue crepe, with hat to matoh. She carried an arm ' bouquet of yellow Johanna rose buds. . : Miss Eva Rlggs was her only at tendant and was attractive In a gown of taupe crepe. She wore a corsage of rapture rosebuds. Dallas Jacobson iwas best man for Mr. Coolidge. ; . , Mrs. H. N. Ashby played the wed ding march. . Following the ceremony Mr.' and Mrs. Coolidge left for Portland by train, Por her traveling costume ilie bride wore a swagger suit of grey ' wool trimmed in squirrel with grey hat and accessories. They plan to return lato this week and iwill make their home In the Carolyn apartments. ' -The bride attended Washington State college and Is a member of PI Beta Phi sorority. Mr. Coolidge at tended the University of Montana and the University of Oregon and is affiliated with Theta Chi fraternity. ; Entertain Group Of Younger Set Misses Dorothy Lee Reynolds and Winifred Scott entertained a group of 40 of the younger set Saturday evening at a formxl dance In the . small ballroom at the Sacajawea Inn. Miss Nora Myers and Joan Taylor were patroness and patron during the eve ' nlng, . Quests Invited were Misses Mary Jane Johnson, LftVeda Mlllering, Mil dred Green, Lois Robertson, Marjory Trowbridge, Mary Ellen Stoddard, Mary Frees, ' Patsy Jesse, Kathleen Peare, Sylvia Hodgin, Vadls Baxter, Elizabeth Milne, Daphne Bowery, . MaeMzabeth Cooper, Muriel Webb and Patricia Leonard, arid Everett Reyn olds, Buddie Reynolds, Hughle Irwin, Glen Fox, Don Culp, Bob Hogenson, Walter Data), Howard Webb, Roscoe Hurley, Knojt Parker, Norman Hog enson, Ted Thompson, John Dunn, Elizabeth Mllno, Bob Router, Bob Helm, Roewell Wooks, Clyde Crowe, John Qroupo and Jack McQhean. ' Punch was served during the eve ning.' 1 . f . ;.' Westway Club . Is Entertained Mrs. Oharlos Wolse entortulncd the ; Westway olub of the Women's Bono fit association Friday ovonlny at nor home. After the buslnoss mooting t over which Mrs. Guy Konnedy pro elded, the evening was spent in cards and anagrams. Twonty-two members and three guests were Invited. . Prizes at bridge wore awarded to Mrs. Nellie Charlton, first, and Mrs. Johanson, .consolation; at plnoihlo to Mrs. August Ertckson, first, and Mre. Ouy Kennedy, consolation; und at . anagrams to Mrs. Uowls WoUel, first, and Miss Helen Mao Lano, consola tion. Refreshments woro sorvod by the hostess committee that Included Mm. Wolse, Mrs. Stella Denny and Mrs. Wcsloy McDonald. Women of Moose Enjoy Party , Tho Womon of tho Mooso mot at the home of Mr. and Mrs.' Wallace Cans recently. Four tables woro ar ranged for cards and tho prizes went to Harry Sltlor and Charles Splvoy. first, and Miss Margarot Hoffman and Waltor 8warts, socond. Refreshments woro served. ., ... , . Double Wedding Ceremony Saturday ' Joe Dial and Mlsn Nora Sltler, both of La Grande, and Jason Evans, of La Grando and Miss Phyllis Jones, ol Union, woro marflcd Saturday In a double ceremony at Walla WMla, Wash., by Justlco O. M. Wilbur. Birthday Painty For Bernadine Pullen Little Miss Bcnwdlnc Pullen en joyed being tho guest of honor ivt a party on tho occasion of nor first birthday nnnlverfiftry Snturdny when , four parents, Mr. cmd Mrs. W. C. Pul . ten, entertained at their home. At tho close of tho afternoon refresh ments wero served. Those present were Pauline mid Jack Hausor. Dorthcn Coalwell, Joyce Carlson, Alltllne Coleinnn, Goldle and Maxlne ComRtock, Junnlta. Vlolot nnd Gencavlca Hoc, and WUda Pullen. sis ter of tho guest of honor. Miss Pullen received several gifts. Mrs. J. P. Morelock Hostess to Club- Mrs. J. P. Morelock entertained the Saturday Evening Bridge club at her home during the weekend. Two tables were arranged for bridge and the 'prize for high score awarded to Mrs. Andrew Lee. Refreshments were nerved lato In the evening and yellow and brown chrysanthemums deoonvtod the a. fl ing tAbleci at which the guests ivoir all seated. Mrs. John Thelsen will entertain ' niio club rln two weeks, SOCIAL CALENDAR Tuesday, Deo. la 3:00 Neighborhood club, La Grando hotol. ' 2:00 Pythian Sisters club, with Mrs. Jack .Oliver. 2:00 Box Sewing club, with Mrs. Ida Hlbbetts. 1:00 Mary Elizabeth club, with Mrs. Eva Wlssler. 7:30 Neighbors of Woodcraft, at the Odd Fellows hall. 7:30 Delphian chapter, with -Mrs. L. L. Douglass. Wednesday, Deo. 13 2:00 L. A. L. club, with Mrs. Charles Karther. ' 2:00 Women's Foreign Mission ary society, with Mrs. B. C. Smith, ' 170214 Washington. 2:30 Daughters of the Amorl-' can Revolution, Mrs. R. F. Mur phy. 8:00 American Legion auxiliary, at the Sacajawoa Inn. ' ! Thursday, Dec. 14 1:30 Thursday Bridge club,, with Mrs. H. M. Howard. 2 :00 Missionary society, Metho dist church1 South, with Mrs. Daughcrty, corner Russell and Maple. 2 :00 Riverside Ladies Aid, Lane chapel. 2:00 Diversity club, with Mrs. L. V. Duncan. 8:00 Triangle club, with Mr, and Mrs. Walter Jonos. 8:00 Bridge club, with Mrs. Dick Llndsey. Friday, Dec. 15 ' 2:30 Greenwood Parent Tooohor association, at the school. 2:30 Chapter I, P. E. O., with Mrs. Hal Bohnonkamp. 6:30 Baked ham dinner, Meth odist church. Saturday, Dec. 10 1:00 Women's Relief Corps, at ' the Odd Follows hall. LOCAL BRIEFS ItetturiM to Port lit ii el Mrs, jesso Xtodmun has returned to Portland following a visit In this olty. Mrs, Rodman Is a sister of Prof R. h. Skocn, in) whoso homo alio wan. a guest. IteturiiH to Union Mrs. F. E. White returned to her homo at Union yesterday after under going medical treatment ut the Grando Rondo hospital. For Tmiimeiit M. B. Phillips j'oturncd to the Grando Rondo (hospital yesterday for medical 'treatment and will bo con fined for two or three days. Ho wan a paitlout Micro recently. , .leaves I low pi foul H. G. Dow, who has boon a patient at tho Grando Rondo hospital since ho sustained a -broken knee nonr Starkoy, left Uio hospital yesterday and returned ..to his homo. Mr. Dow works for tho railroad. .termers Eldon Davis has rccovorcd from an ojxmiiMon which ho undorwont three weeks ago at Uio Grando Rondo hos pital and returned to his homo yes terday, In linker Mr. and Mrs. Harry McCarthy Bpcnt yesterday In Baker visltliitf Mr. axvX Mrs. J. W. Crawford. Recovers After Bovernl weeks Illness Mis. Bosslo Golbel has returned to her tcnohlns position at Contral school. From California Franklin Eborhard arrived in La Grando this morning to spend two weeks vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Colon B. Eborhaixl. Ho will return to San Francisco dlrootly af ter Christmas. Basketball Five To Tackle Union Team (Continued from Page Ont) man HoKcnson, Sheldon Hyde. Hugh oy Irwin, Frank Koslor, Paul Klein. DnMmj Marshall, Orlln Osboin, Etui Peterson. Bud Reynolds, Morris Rob ertson, Don etltt, Dave and Vornon Stoddard. Kennoth Webb and Tom Zlvkovich. Intramural 'basketball practice Is now under way and after the holiday season, a series of 64 games will be started for tho class championships. Deepening: And Cleaning River Project Sought (Continued from Page One) about for approximately 25 years In this volley. 1 ; A committee consisting of County Engineer S. B. Morgan. Olty Manager Angus McAllister, county Judge U. a. Couch and County Agent H. c. Avery was named to confer with the tanners' committee and Investigate tho feasibility of the plan and also tho proper method of submission to authorities. roim.ANii I'liom ( B PORTIiAND, Dec. 11 Ml llutter Prints, extras 23c; ntandardu aao lb. Butterfot Portland delivery: A grade 20(.i2lc: former's door delivery. 17wlBo por lb.: awcot cream, 6 cents higher. STOP ITCHING It's amazing how this tormenting trouble wherever il occurs yields to soothing M Resinol Miss Hess Duke, Boclrtj Sdltuf Telephone Main 600 Until 9:80 . W. Gets Decree Corliss Palmer Brewster, former movie beauty, as she appeureil in a Los Angeles court to'Mn il divorce from Eugene V. Brewster, once wealthy magazine publisher, Fred Perry Again Ranked No. 1 Net Star of England LONDON (P) Fred Perry, Eng land's tennis giant killer, retains his position as tho country's best player In tho official ranking list for 1033 of the Lawn Tennis association. A tottering figure In 1032, he placed his feet, flrmjy on the crost this year by his conquests of Jack Crawford, Ellsworth, Vinos, Winner Allison and Henri .Cochot In Paris and his victory over Crawford In tho finals of tho American cham pionship, Tho first 12 aro ranked as follows by tho association: F, J. Perry (1); H. W. Austin (2); H. O. N. Lee (3); a. P. Hughos (4)j Dr. J. O, Gregory (6); F. H. D. WJldo (0); E. R. Avory (7); H. K. Lester (B); O. R D. Tuckoy' (0); J. S. Olllff (10); E. O. Peters (11); R. K. Tink ler (12). Miss Dorothy Round, who pressed Mrs. Helen Wills Moody at Wlmjblo don, Is ranked first of tho women. , Little Slagging, Nary Ambulance In Classic Tilt ST. LOUIS vn Tho tradition of footbnll rivalry between Washing ton unlvorslty and tho university or Missouri, renewed again at Washing ton's homeconxlng this fall, sot old tlmors trt reminiscing about tho first gnmo of tho long sorlcs, played In 1800. Tho gridiron sport had a different character In those, days, as evidenced by excerpts from .a St. Louis news paper's nccount of th encountor: "There was very little slugging dur ing tho game. ... "Fortunately no ambulances wero roqulred." Tho game, played' In tho old Na tional Icaguo bnll park In St. Louis, was won by Washington, 28 to 0. LOCAL BOARD GETS ACTION ON NEW WORK (Continued From Pngo One) La Grando city, relaying of water mains, hauling of gravel on Btreets. Tho mon who went to work today will recclvo a oheck Saturday for four days of labor, In addition to tho 115 to 120 already at work In this county. President Tells U. S. Fanners Of Gains (Continued From Pago One) dress delivered after muling the president's; message- to stand squaroly behind the Iloosevelt agricultural pro grain, the NIIA, and tho administra tion's monetary policy. President Hoosovolt told the farm leaders that tho "maladjustment bo tween supply and Remand," to which he attributed ccoitonilo unrest In farming, had been years In tho mak ing and could not bo cured over night. "Nevertheless," ho continued, "In a few short months tho wholo com plexion of tho agricultural outlook has been changed. sriiom.iMi oi i nui-ii I'm MI1J.XH1), In. (.bCivlllnn Conser vation corps workers encamped hero for tho winter have tho opxrtunlty to iwcomp foresters, plant patholo gists am! engineers by attending nltjht school. Send In Tour Fur Trimmed COATS For Mld-wlnter CLEANING Our process safely deans and re stores new llfo to your garment. ODORLESS DRY . CLEANERS 1107 Washington Main 701 FIND IT HERE Copy for this Column mast be In by 8 a. m. I'KKMANBNT WAVES Lovene Williams, Model Beauty enop. rnone 4U3-W. ' lz-u-s t. Currier's Tablet at Moon, Drug Co. . 11-8-1 m. TUHKKY NIIOOT Deo. 17, La Grando Oun Club.' 12-11-1 t, See NOAH'S display or pictures and mirrors for Christmas gifts. 12-0-lt Moon's Pure Vanilla extract Is bet ter and costs teas, 3 oz. 33o, 8 oz. 62c, Pt. 1.80. . . 11-6-1 m. HOLLY WREATHS' We are now taking orders for holly wreaths. ee the sizes arid prices at our store. Cherry Florists, Inc. 12-11-2 t. BAKED HAM DINNER Frl. night, M. E. church, 36c. 1 it II , . . -"- GOOD COFFEE Now fire proof China Drlp-o-lators, the very latest word In the making of real coffee. Seo tho new assort ment of theso numbers now on Sale at Richardson's Art and Oltt Shop. They make wonderful practical Gifts which the wholo family will enjoy. 12-11-1 t. STOCKHOLDERS ANNUAL : ' .' MEETING .. Notice Is hereby given that the annual meeting, of tho stockholders' of the First National Bank, of La OrancVe, will be held at their banking house to La Grande, Oregon, on Tues day, January 0th, 1034, at 10 o'clock A. M. At this meeting a Board of Directors will bo elected to serve for (he year 1034 and such other busi ness will be transacted as may be properly offered. 12-o-lra A. K. PARKER, Cashier. DID YOU KNOW THAT on all Family Services, we finish shirts for 12140 each? Friond Hus band will' bo pleased with his shirts If you havo them finished at the Standard Laundry. Phono Main 56.' ,12-11-2 t. TURKEY SHOOT Doc. 17, La Grande Gun Club. I 12-11-1 t. USEFUL GIFTS ' Sets of dishes, $3.95 and up; glass ware; baking dishes, 66c and &ip; cooking utonslls; pressure cookers; electric mixers, $12; glfto from 10c and up at Mclvlllo's. 12-11-1 t. BUY PEACOCK SLACK for your stokers, Galthor Ico and Fuel Co. 11-27-1 m Deo. 11th last day to pay water ront without penalty, 12-8-3 t. CHRISTMAS LAMP SALE " Tho greatest values over shown In Lumps aro now- being featured) by Blchardson's Art and Gift Shop. The loft hand window of their shop 18 now filled with them on special sale at $1,05. Lamps -worth as much, as $7.50 aro now In. this Special Christ mas Sale at only $1.05. This will help to solve your Christmas Gift Problems now at Richardson's Art and Gift Shop "The Christmas Shop." ' 12-11-1 t PLAYER PIANO, 157 KOM.S Fit KB Beautiful mahogany player-piano for sale at less than half cost; Just like now and flno tone. 157 rolls frco. Harry Pattison, 402 Mnln Ave. i2--atp Crazy Crystals at Moon Drug Ct. 11-0-1 m. Candy Canes, 2 for 6c; hard mix. 16o lb.; Fronch crenms, 20c lb. Chorry Blossom Candy Shop. 12-G-13t Tho gift to please all the family is a box of Cherry Blossom chocolates. 12-0-13t Wmitrln't. t.bji. hnn.lr. vrair iilRfyill Auctioneering by Jay Brcshcars, Allcl. MESSKNOEU SERVICE Parcels dellvored within city limits 16o. Over 100, lbs., extra. Phono Main 705. 10-0-1 mp SCHOOL CHILDREN You can get scratch paper for school at tho Observer. Now 3 pads 5c. D-H-t f. 10M) VKIVK VNCHANGED WASHINGTON. Dec. 11 (AV-A price of $34.01 an ounco was announced by the treasury for IIFC gold purchases, representing no change from the quo tation that has been maintained for ovor a week past. COATS For Boys 1 to 9 Regular ?1 to $6 Special Price $2.9S MAMA DOLLS & STUFFED DOLLS 25c to $2.98 GROWLING TEDDYS $1.50 STAMPED GOODS 15c to 98c BOUDOIR PILLOWS $1.00 Norton's Kiddy Shop AMATEURS CLOSE THEIR TRAINING PERIOD TONIGHT In shape tor the hot titular fights, rugged amateur fighting; men, local and In out-of-town points, tonight will call a halit to training activities in preparation for ithe Eagles big re lief fund benefit one-night tourney of champions and near-champions at the Socajawea arena Wednesday night. Soma, 10 or more three-round fights will mako up the card Wednesday night with winners of the recent threo-hlght meet here seen defend ing their championships against champions and near champions from other meets. Then, too, out-standing near champions of the rocent tourney hero, too, will be-. cen throwing gloved fists. The first fight Is to start at 8:16. Waterman May Attend Charles E. Hildobrand ycstoiday received the following telegram from Joe Waterman, boxing promoter a Portland which speaks for i'clf: "Charles E. Hlldebrand, care fcagles lodge, la Grande, Ore., See by press reports you are staging amateur box ing tourney Wednesday night Stop If circumstances permit will como with party of five to witness this show as Chandler and Hutchinson match should be real battle and good enough to headline amateur card In Portland Stop Best wishes for suc cessful show, Joe Waterman." Tourney officials were busily en gaged today scouting around for on opponent for Big Hay Borney, E. O. n. star hcavvwelitht. Some of the other big fellows appear shy of Ber- ney, Les. Showers, tourney aireoiu., declared. "But we hopo to linn up a big fellow for Berney as the Eastern Oregon heavywweht w " no volvcd," SJiowera commented. Tickets for tho bouts went on sale oarly today and reports have' It a brisk demand was shown on port of spectators. The sale Is at the Foley hotel cigar stand. UNION STAKS HEADY TTNTON. Ore.. Dec. 11 Lowell Hutchinson, Dave (Trip Hammer) Tripp, Leo Davis, and Vic Tarter aro on cdKe for their fights at La Grande Wednesday night. KI.GIN HOXEHS KAItlV nu.ri.Tfcr rfa rw. 11 With Jack Cope, fast Btcpplng welterweight, top ping the list, Elgin's amateur boxers .,.,,-. f.hA rwi-'.l Wednesday nlEht. sending thorn out after tho Eoutern Oregon amateur ring titles at i Grande. MOKE I1AKKB HOXEItS raker, oro.. Dec. 11 Pat O'Day today named Vlrl Vanllouvcu and Mark Smith as additional members of Itho amateur boxing team he is o take to tho La Grande ring meet In La Orando Wednesday night.1 POItTIANI) LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Doc. 11 W Catt'.o: 2100; calves 125; steady to strong. Steers: good, common and medium, $2.78 c $5.76; heifers, common and medium. $2.60i$4.60; cows, common and medium, $2.25w3.25; low cutter and oubtor, $1.00s2.25; bulls, cutter and mcaium, $1.75 m $2.76; voalors, good and choice, 5.00i$0.00; cull, common and medium, $2.50 $5.00; calves, good and choice, $4.00s$6.00; common and medium, $2.00s $4.00. Hogs: 4600; 25c lower for killers. Lightweight, good and choice, $3.26 m $3.85; medium weight, good and choice, $3.50 r $3.85; heavyweight, good and choice, $3.15ff$3.00: pack ing sows, medium and good, $2.25 $3.10; feeder and stockcr plgo, good and choice, $2.25 is $2.76. Sheep: 2500; asking 25c lower for best wool offerings. Lambs, good and choice, $5.25ff$0.0O: medium, $3.75 $5.25; yearling wethers, $3.75 a $4.50; owes, $1.00fi$2.00. Women Play Polo OKLAHOMA CITY (P) Four Okla homa City soctoty women have or ganized a polo team, ono of tho few women's teams In tho country. Ths members aro Mrs.. Tom Gary, Mrs. Jay ( Perry, Mrs. Charles Stanley and Mrs. . Jack Schoeffor. They practice with their polo-playing husbands. BOXING FANS ATTENTION! Get vour Tickets NOW at the Foley Hotel Cigar Stand (Prices: First Row Tviiiffside only, $1.10; Balance of Arena, 55c) for La Grande's last Amateur Boxing Tourney One-Night Tourney of Champions and Near Champions at the Sacajawea Arena WEDNESDAY NIGHT. Will Lowell Hutchinson knock out Jimmy Chandler? What a Fight It'll be! And 16 others, too ! And La Grande's last Chance to See Amateur Tourney Bouts! ,M Center rract' sH 1 FATLAND & Main 165 . HUSKIES TO GET WELCOMETONIGHT SEATTLE. Deo. 11 IJPi With their season ended after a strong showing in their final game with tho Trojans of Southern California, the Univer sity of Washington Huskies aro due Home tonight, with a big reception waiting them. The Trojans were forced into an uphill battle to de feat the Huskies, 13 to 7. Bill Smith, brilliant end, returns with a fourth place In the conference scoring parade, having .boosted his total to 39 points In the Southern California game, scoring all sevon points for his team. I Wallowa Team Schedules 16 Cage Contests WALLOWA, Ore. The basketball schedule for tho Wallowa school has been arranged for the coming season. A few pro-season games will be played which will have no bearing upon tne- etandlng of the team as to its eligibil ity in the Eastern Oregon tournament to be held In Union some time In March. As a matter of fact none of the gomes played previous to the sub-tournament at La Grande will affect the eligibility of any team in this dlBtriot, they merely being prac tice games as .for as results are con cerned. The schedule for the year Includes 26 games as follows: Dec.15, Joseph, there; Deo. 18, Enterprise, hero; Dec. 22, Joseph, hero; Jan. 12, La Grande, there; Jon. 13, Joseph, here; Jan. IB, Cove, there; Jan. 20, Enterprise, here; Jan. 26, Imbler, there; Jan. 27, Elgin, here; Feb. 2, Joseph, thero; Feb. 3, Union, here; Fob. 10, Union, there; Feb. 16, Enter prise, there; Feb. 17, Cove, here; Feb. 23, Elgin, there; Feb. 24, Enterprise, there. . Former Princeton Coach Passes On PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 11 (P) One of football's famous coaches, William W. (Bill) Roper, the man who taught Princeton elevens to make touch downs of fumbles and then carried his fighting spirit Into politics and business Is dead at the age of 53. He sticcumbed yesterday after a two-month fight against Infection. SUBE-ENOUOII 'ELEVEN' WIN PIlEl' OHIO TITLE EXOHLSIOH, pklt. W Excelsior football fans are paying homage to 11 youthful "Iron men" who won the Little River high school conference championship. At the Btart of tho season, with only 12 Excelslon high school boys available for football, the advisabil ity of dropping the sport was dis cussed. However, they decided to go ahead,' even after one boy was forced to drop out. Excelslon didn't lose a gome, clinch ing the title with o 24 to 0 victory over Bowlegs. f . Work of the Civilian Conservation Corps In Washington and Oregon was appraised at $5,321,603 by the forest service. SH0RTEI COLDS PROVED BY 2 GENERATIONS BUS SERVICE For WALLOWA, ENTERPRISE, JOSEPH and Way Points. Leave La Grande, Dally 10:30 A. M. 4:10 P. M. For PENDLETON, Way Points Leave La Grande', Daily 10:30 A. M. U. P. Stage Depot, 1308 Adams Phone MAIN 49 1 NeW TIRES "broken In" dur ing cold, wet weather average 30 more total mileagethan tires started oS new In the spring. That's an extra reason for buying now Goodycars at to day's low prices plus the sure grip and protec tion of tough new Center Traction treads during tho win tcrwhen roads aro slipperiest. - SIIS Greenwood & Adams ! MARKET NEWS CUICAOO WI1KHT Open - Illeu K" Deo .. 85?, .8U5 s'l May B!'4 '88' july : 8iiy CUICAOO CORN .48 A Al Al . .51J4 'B5'' B3'4 '54'4 . .50 . ' .50)8 i .M Dee. Muy July PORTLAND WHEAT Open IllRb Low Clou . .741, .75 .7I'4 ."'J 70 .70)4 W!4 May Dec. CLOSE IRREGULAR IN STOCK MARKET NEW YORK, Dec. 11 VP) Stocks displayed a relatively firm undertono today despite considerable profit tak ing and the appearance of several soft spots among the metals and lndua .trlal specialties. Trading sentiment was noticeably improved, however, and tho activity dwindled sharply on realizing. The close was somewhat Irregular. Transfers approximated 2, 400,000 shares. Closing ilgurcs Include: ; Air Reduc - ' 103 Al. Chem. and Dye I48 American Can : 9lA American T. and T 120 Bethlehem Steel 3d3,4 J. I. Case '2 Col. G. and E - - 1230 Continental Can 76', General Motors 34 l Johns Manvlllo 31 Libbey-O.-Ford 85 Liggett and Myers B 88 Montgomery Ward 24 National Distill - 27 J. C. Penney -' 4V4 Pub. Ser. of N. J . 35 Southern Pacific 21 St. Oil of Cal 42 4 St. Oil of N. J. 46 Union Paciflo 115 United Aircraft- - '34 United Corp." Vt U. S. Indus. Alcohol 63 U. S. Steel : 475 Aberdeen . 20 Years from the same , !. bins in La Grande. Always Gives Satisfaction. Home Lumber & Coal Co. Phone Main 17 AS LOW AS $1250 When cold weather makes un heat oi cars a peril to health, let your family enjoy tho pro tection and tho comfort of an Arvin Hot Water Car Heater. With powerful, handsome Ar vins priced as low as $12.50, you shouldn't he without one Arvins this year are improved In many ways low prices not- Wl lilBiuiiuiiii nvcry muut'i hod greater heating capacity. An ) Arvin can develop and circa lato enough heat to defy the most extreme weather. Drive In find see these smart heaters and have ono Installed In your car now PERKINS MOTOR-CO. 'llh & Adams OF THE DAV I. Close .88 87 74 .so;. EGG PRICES WILL GO DOWN TUESDAY PORTLAND, Deo. 11 W) There will be a cut of lc dozen In the sell ing price on eggs to retailers Tues day morning, announced G. C. Keen ey, general manager of Pacific Co- ' ops. , Koeney hod word from Chicago re porting an advance, in storage eggs in faco of the weakness displayed Satur day. Word came that the govern ment was to make heavy purchase but local distributors had no advice to that effect. TUESDAY One Day Only , On The Stage THE FAMOUS OLVERA PUPPETEERS (Direct from Los Angeles) PRESENT: MATINEE KIDDIES PUPPET SHOW ' Jimmy's Adventures at the Circus" Doors Open at 2 :45 Picture at 3:00 Stage Show at 4:00 PLUS ON THE SCREEN JACKIE COOPER in "THE LONE COWBOY" Matinee and Evening Continues Show From 3 P. M. with One Matinee and Two Evening Stage Shows On The Stage in The EVENING "PUPPET GAIETIES OF '33" MUSICAL REVIEW WITH MARIONETTES MOVIE STARS in MINIATURE MUSIC - DANCING COMEDY - DRAMA SATIRE - PARODY BALLET - FANTASY wm ADULTS 35c KIDDIES 10c LIBERTY Tonight
