La Grande evening observer., March 21, 1934, Image 8

Page EigH
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
yi'T ;t'TI1"; t X
Wednesday, March 21, 1934
VICTOR CARLSON
TO EXPLAINER. A.
A meeting of commttfcrcmen in
charge of relief and C. W. A. work
In Union county will meet at the
court house at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning with Victor Carlson, district
fleldman for the tate C. W. A. or
ganlzatlon. It la expecum that Mr.
Carlson will explain the new E. R. A.
the emergency relief administration
which will replace C. W. A. begin
ning April i.
STOCK EXCHANGE
SEATS IN
NEW YORK, Mar. 21 W The
pric of New York stock exchange
scats tumbled uharply today. In the ; BUSpenslon la a patented system. Sec-
CHEVROLET CO.
SETS RECORDS
IN PRODUCTION
During the first week of March,
Chevrolet produced 16,225 untta,
was announced today by Norman
Frees, of the Lariaon-Ptees Chevro
let Co. here. From March 8 to 14,
22,601 units were produced an In
crease of 24 per cent over the pre
vious week, and on Tuesday, Mar. 13.
Chevrolet set a new high dally reo
Cad of 4,521 units, he said. From
1 to IS, one thousand one-half
ton and one and one-half ton panel
units were built, the best panel body
record In Chevrolet history.
Another satisfactory record. Mr.
Frees reports, was made by the axle
. plant when It produced 4,514 "knee
'action" assemblies In one day. Con
cerning the Chevrolet "knee action1
I wheels, he pointed out several In
terestlng features. First, Chevrolet's
method of Individual front-wheel
JOE PAL00KA
first transaction since proposed fed
eral legislation to regulate securities
trading took definite fono.
ond. It Is the moat costly type used
In the United States. Some of the
advantaes these knee unlU have fol-
' The exchange announced that one) low: king pins are fixed mac .
transfer was arranged at 110.000, i they are fastened to the frame and
.r,i trK . tiMfim The lAAt'are carried, on needle bearings, thus
previous transfer was Feb. 3, at !!,
000. In 1933. the prtr of seat fluctua
ted between eao.OOD and $250 000.
Czar Will Hays Bans
Movie of Dillinger
(Continued From Page One)
Inlte action ever tak?n again.it pic
tures delineating criminal exploits"
by J. J. McCarthy, chairman of the
ad vertlBlng advisory council of the
Hays organization..
: "It undoubtedly will tend to de
crease the production of criminal
pictures." McCarthy said.
Hays' action, announced yesterday,
not only prohibited the making of a
Dllllngcr picture by companies In his
oigitnlKatlon, but also banned their
distribution or exhibit of such a
film.
"It means," McCarthy said, "that
If rome company outside this oran
Izatlcn makes a Dillinger film, they
would have no plnce to show It."
The Hays organization represents
00 per cent of the Industry. McCarthy
snld.
providing true shock J ess steering, he
ea!d. Also, the spring units are en
tirely enclosed; Chevrolet units are
pcrminentaly and entirely lubricated
beca use t h ey ope ra te In a ba t h of
lubricating fluid; the construction
prevents excessive change In tread
or "tire scrubbing"; and the unit i
much simpler in construction. Mr.
Prees says this type of suspension Is
much better than Is used In any
other type for a light car.
Q. Of what village and country
were Jc-eph and Mary residents?
Ann-: Nazareth, In Galilee, Judea.
FKT WJ I'KODL'CE
PORTLAND, Mar. 21 W Bt'ttor
Extras. 25',,c: standard 25c lb.
Butterfat Portland delivery: A
grade. 23 24c lb.; farmer's door de
livery. 20 21c.
E.gs Pacific pouitry producers'
selling prices: freh extras, 15c;
standards 14c; mediums 14c dozen
(cartons lc higher). Buying price of
wholesalers: fresh extras, 16c dozen;
llrats 14c; mediumu 14c; pullets 12c;
undergrade 10c. -;
Country meats Selling price 10
retailers: country killed hogs, beat
butchers under 60 lbs. PO'jC: veal
era 60-100 lbs., lOirlOVaC lb.; o.hcn
unchanged.
Live poultry Portland delivery.
Leghorns, 10c lb.; others unchanged.
Potatoes Now Florida Trlumplis,
2.50s2.60 per 50 lbs.. 7c lb.; Ha
waii, 81 65 per 2 1 -lb box.
I.A (illAVDK'N HOMK-OWNFI) THEATItR
ft
It
It f
(
Starting Thursday
2 0 0
f
mxm
STUNNING
BEAUTIES
chosen from
10,000
z& X..
Wf Kt of Ml
'iv.ll., T,,c Carlixa, new r f ,1 B
UallJ' ilanc craze. Iron, I VtfllWA
Tg&sznszar
KNOBBV A S ARE VA NEWTS ? H5 VJ 1 MIGHTS WMdOMTtE
L6S GO BACK I I FER GOSH SAKE P TELL MOUSE . HI KNEW SHE'D H
JP NORTH f I HE WANTS T' LEAVE 1, ANN HOrVE'S G-GONNA R DO IT B
I (iOTTA GIT PW5AD1SE I WV-Lorr f ' MARRV A ENGLISH FIGHTERS IS
AWAV FROM l "W HECK'S TH' MATTER FEUUA fO FIGHTERS B
k HERE. J S. VMITH VA WHY 1 I OHHH KNOBE5V--- V NOW WE KlM
Jl V. DONTCHA EAT? U L ONLV VOU'LU R THINK CF FIGMT1N-
M T7 rff, 3 UNDERSTAN'- 1 I'M GLAD SHE'S
A
i iinn nnr inr-r-
I " VH KNOW VA WAS HURT SO
f OHHMH 1 E3AD . L DO UNDERSTAND '
I THOUGHT fj GEE-I'M SO SORRY"
YOU- H KIN 1 DO AnYTHING--GOV,?
rT" Ltrj
Hurt Through!
W unro KID -POOR KID---1
TH"VJW HE FEELS WHAT
A PUNK TRK-K AN rliM
SUCHAVJttl W
rr'
1 I i H
IT WOMENa ALU Til I
: PHONEYS-- f IJ
f
Good a n
INCONSISTEN-d
1SHTHE
THE ONE
WHO
TRIED
FOR
SO LONG
TO
BREAKUP
JOE
AND
ANN HOWE2
DECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser
Last Laughs!
oh, no; you cant
BACK OUT, HOW...YoU'LL
TAKE "THIS CHECK
REMEMBER, WE MADE
A VERBAL
AGREEMENT !.
' &I0OOO IS I NO ONE IS STAND- (
A TERRIBLE ) IN0 YoU
PRICP TO ASK m A CUM Yo(J
FOR TUte 1 PONT HAVE TO PAY
irZj"'- J IT .'LETS JUST
t-onle' A. PRGET THE jJ -r A VERBAL
DO YOU SUPPOSE WE
COULP GET SOMEONE TO
LENC US SOME MONEY,
TO DEVELOP THE OIL
THAT'S BUBBLING UP
FROM THE GROUND
IN THE BACK YARD,
MOM r f :
K TOO LATE TO 7HIKIK ABOUT THAT, N
I THE PAPERS ARE SCNED.THE PLACE
IS MINE .' AND IT MIGHT INTEREST
J YOU TO kWOW THAT I'D HAVE GIVEN
n YoO 15.000 FOR IT, BUT YOO
) ONLY ASKED FOR IO,OOO...THATS J
r . FUNNY, ISNT 7?"
tt it!.' rmJiL , d
AMD IT MIGHT INTEREST YOU Li-' J---L - '
! TO KNOW THAT WE DIDNT ASK I
for it! it was the Parrot, THAT'S
I HERE, THAT ASKED Fop ftlo.OOO.. I I FUNNV TOO, )
I I'D HAVE SOLD OUT FOR FIVE I V ISM'T IT ?
IWtBB I s
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
Lant S!vii) Tonight
KK'IIAIU) DIX "jKCK OK ACKS"
Cough and Sore
Throat Sufferers
Read This
The medical profe&slon has dis
covered thnt Sodium Salicylate Is
exceptionally effective In the treat
ment of Coughs and Sore Throat.
Thoxlne. a doctor's prescription, for
these ailments, contains this valua
ablc inured lent, and this Is one of the
main reasons for Its phenomenal
success. Millions of bottles have
j been sold. Why take chances when
you can Ret this doctor's prescrlp
, lion for 38c and be absolutely sura
! of relief. Demand Thoxlne at Glass
1 Drugs. Inc. Atlv
Market for Butter
Somewhat Weaker
PORTLAND, Mar. 21 m Market
for eggs continued to show shaded or
unstable prices despite the announce
ment of advances made from several
sources, checkup of sales to retailers
disclosed.
General cut of 'c lb. in the price
on all butter cube scores except 92
woa made at the last session of the
produce exchange, confirming recent
forecast or a lowur market. Butter
fat was unchanged.
Q. When and by whom was cellu
loid Invented?
Ans.: In 1869. by the Hyatt broth
ers of Newark, N. J.
am
BABY - GIRL'S
m
M
H
H
M
M
M
n
en
H
H
H
HI
nt
B
B
M
M
H
H
B
m
B
fed
B
Ii
H
Junior
Dresses
with Hats to Match
Organdy . . Doited Swiss . . . Voile
. . . Figured Dimity ;ind all sheer
materials. Ages 1 to 11 years.
$1.00 to $1.95
BOYS' KAYNEE SUITS
79c to $1.50
40c to 98c
LADIES1 HOSE
Wr now carry thp ' Gordon Brand" ol IbcIIm' hose with double
pointed heels. The- newent thlnu In hosiery. Come In nnd see
them. Service mid chiffon weight.
Apes 1 year to
8 years
Huts and Caps
to mutch
w
M
Bi
B!
m
13
H
BI
Mi
fl
M
H
H
H
B
SB
KB
B
79c and $1.00
NORTON'S KIDDY
SHOP S
B11BBIBBI5BEBBBBBISBBBKBERI1BIB
.May .
uly
Sept. .
CHICAGO WUrT
Open tilth Low Clou
.si .n .sot.. jnA9
May ..
July ....
Sept. .,
CHICAGO CORN
JioeTi Jl .S!4 .50T,..-.1
a-'H ..Vij. .5214 JmiS
!H?A, .5174 .54)4 .SK
May
JuU
PORTLAND WHEAT
Open uigh Low ciom
re4 .-.iy, .rih -t
12"4 ."I", . ,11V, .li'i
STOCK MARKET QI OTATIOXS
NEW YORK. Dec 21 W. Closing
stock market quotations today In
cluded :
Air Reduc .... 95
Al. Chem. and Dye 1484
American Can 97
American T. and T. 117(4
Bethlehem Bteel 40 t
J. I. Case 69
Col. O. and B 1514
Continental Can 76
General Motorj
Johns Manvllle
Libbey-O.-Pord
Llggetti and Myers B.
Montgomery Ward
Nat. Distill. '.
J. C. Penney
Pub. 6er. of N. J
Southern Pacific
St. Oil of Cal .
St. Oil of N. J,
Union Pacific
United Aircraft ....
United Corp 6
u. S. Indus. A! co 63 V,
V. B. Steel ..: 50
36
64i
36
87
31
28
63
37 14
26 Vi
36
4414
123H
23
- Sl'UAH AND FLOl'K
PORTLAND. Mar. 21 w Sugar
cane, granulated. $4.55; fruit or
berry. $4.75; beet sugar, 4.46.
Domestic flour Selling price,
mill delivery, 25-bbl lots: patent, 493,
Sa.lOm 0.80: blended flour, S6.15 a
SO. 70; bluestem, 58.30 t $3.40: soft
whlto pastry flour, 65.60: rye. $5.60
4. 0.10; whole wheat, $5.30 f $50;.
graham, 5.30w5.50.
OMAHA SHEEP
OMAHA, Mar. 21 VP) (U. S. D.
A.) Sheep: 7,000; lambs slow, bids
weak to 25c lower, asking stronger,
sheep steady; shearing lambs strong
er: Instances 10 15c higher: bids
and sales fed wcoled lambs $8.40 it
(8.75; best held well above $9.00;
best fed clipped lambs held above
$7.25; shearing lambs up to $8.75.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Mar. 11 P Cattle:
100: fcalves 10; steady.
Steers: Good, common and medium.
$3.65 $6.00; heifers, common and
medium, $3.25 m $5.25; cows, good,
common and medium, $3.00 g $4.50;
low cutter and cutter. $1.50 $3.00:
A. TV
bulls, cutter, common and medium.
(2.50(n $3.25; vealers, good and choice,
S6.50i8.00; cull, common and me
dium. t3.0OM$6A0; calves, good and
choice, . $5.00 fir ae.OO; common and
medium, $2.50? $5.00.
Hogs: 300; light and medium
welghl lower. Lightweight, good,
choice, 93.7SriM.50; medium wt.. good
and choice, $4-004.50; heavyweight.
wcHsrawoontEs
good and choice 3.65?M.15; packing
sowa, good, $2.853.50; feeder and
stocker pigB, good and choice, $3.26 a (
$3.75.
Sheep: 100; steady. I$amb6, goal
and choice, $8.00 t 0.00; com
rnon and medium, $e.00$8.26; yearl.
ing wethers, $5.00$7.00; ewes, good
and choice, $3.50 & $i0; common
and medium, $3.00(3.75.
NOTICE
We have put in a new stock of
Feeds.- Seeds, Salt and Poultry
Supplies.
Gaither Ice & Fuel Co.
Phone Main 5J8
It isn't the size of
the cat in the fight
. . . if s the size of
the fight in the cat
t
This stock might be twice
as large in size and only be
half as efficient in service.
You need a suit . . . and instead of having only suits
. . we have the very one that you'll like in fabric,
in pattern, in design and in cost.
And that's pretty near 100 satisfaction any way
you figure.
EASTER SUITS FROM
Michaels-Stern $22.50 up
Hart Schaffner & Marx $25.00 up
Phone Alain 414 ' '
Open Until 8 P. M. Saturdays
La Grande
SING NEW SUPER-CHARGERS TO
FORCE MORE GASOLINE INTO .,
THE ENGINE, SPEED DEMONS
EXPECT TO BEAT ZJtL.b
Ml. PER HR FASTEST
SPEED EVER
MADE ON
WHEELS
a" swersw" Luy
U . -P4M0S GASOLINE
d'A,0 J&&Q USED 1NTH,S EARLY AUTO-
XfefsW 2 . , MOBILE WOULD GIVE YOU
SF " VERY POOR. MILEAGE
' IN YOUR AADDERN
fl aOHSGFROrA GASOLINE JUtAPS
A jJASWASTEFUL 5 IS REMOVED. THROUGH EXTRA
H M "REFINING" METHODS, SHELL REMOVES
'- M m ' ' JL ' LAZY GASSY" AND SLUGGISH "ENDS"--
WS y MjPE PRODUCES A GASOLINE THAT IS
m 0RE ttNTTED'
WTSfc .." .. I llEAlr.l "inu v nt. CJ
i "ivci.t 3 uin . cksuc; , mm
STEPPED UP THIS SPRING
FOR EVEN BETTER MILEAGE!
' Shells 33,000 oil wells produce
MANY KINDS OF "CRUDES. FOR
making Super Shell, shell chooses J
QBB6SLVGAS0LINE CRUDES WITH
BEST STARTING, MILEAGE, AND
ANTI-KNOCK QUALITIES.
e
e