La Grande evening observer., May 01, 1934, Image 6

Tuesday, May 1, 1931
Pace Six
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
1PERS0NALS
corrtttlon ! IW! relau-.ea n-a irwnxia.
A aocial Item intended lor Situ-; I-mer rtjltnl at L (jnas MU
dar'a paptr n appearing until Won- i Mic tiir hcxz in Portland.
flay nln mu It appear tRM tn ; nii-r ia a i
Put Matrena club held their aeetinj ' H. DKirwve ai Joe Jocm.
Sunder erenlnx. The zneetlr.j as j
an erent ol Friday erenltf. i IrMii Wall MaJU
i 1C-. ar.d M.-B J1 A2n. aor-a Rco-
ki-hu.li Out i en D and Mr. Alien'a brother.
uu. nrothT Hiielna. who haa been & Allen, we leeiteLd tialtora In
teaching near Bumrnerrtlle and MiM La Grande from tneir home at Walla
Edna Turner who taught In Wallowa Walla. While here they were gueota
county hare returned to their hcrr.e ; at the firxr ar.a v. n.
In La Grande for the summer recene. i DeGreeve. M.-. Allen al lira. De-
Gree-.e are !!. ft AUena are
from Haker Ujrmtr reatdem. of La Grande, Mr.
Miea Kadlne Wrayer. of Baker, la a: Allen having teen wM manjujer
bualnea Manor In La Grande today, j erf the teal Montgomery Ward a-.ore.
Bbe U the daughter of Senator Stray- I
er who la well known In political ctr- j
clea here.
hfwmlft Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Keal apent the
weekend aa the gue of Mra Alice
Caatl at the La Grande hotel. The
mi tori make their home In Spokane-
PEAYEY DINNER
WILL BEGIN AT
7 P. M. FRIDAY
MISSIONS WILL
BATTLE ANGELS-
DUCKSVS. INDIANS
PHONE COMPANY
OFFICIALS HERE
KIU Son
U:u. Kathcrine Hart 1 m&klng a
txteruitA mil viih fr arid
dauhtr-Jn-Uw. Mr. ml Mrs. M&r
vla Larder, from her born at Stoker.
Hark at Offifr-
Gerald Tucker, United State fortwt
ranker for thtt section, haa returned
to his office after apendlxtg the Uai
aeveraj week In the mountain di
rect In; the repairing of road and
tek-pbone line, preparatory to the
forest fire aeaaoo.
Vrutn Hakr
Mn. Jeat Koafcln. of Baker, vu ,
one of the out-of-town mualclanji
who attended the benefit concert laat
night at the frebterjan church.
Gij't Here
Mr. and Mm. Ry Reed, of Walla
Walla, and Mra. ned' mother. Urn.
Waiter Huatcn. were guest over the
weekend at the borne of Mr. and
Mra. William Condi. The vUttor-
re former La Grande realdenU. Mr.
IKed waa here to attend the trap
hoot. VI-HIng Kftatltra
Mr. and Mra. Bert toUiter are
pending a few daya In thla cltf rlatt-
The La Grande Oregon fttate
Alumni aatvx.a'.lon 1 ponvrinif a
dinner Friday eve.iln? at 7:00 o'clock
at the 6atajaip?a Inn. honoring the
yUlt of President Oeorye Peavey. of
Oregon State coilesre, and Dean
Scnoenfeid, of the school ot agricul
ture at the colleife.
Le Keffer, In charge of arrange
menta. announce! that ill alumni,
former atuaer.ta. and their frenda
are invited to attend the dinner.
Thi 1 President Pfaveya first visit
to La CranrJe aine hi appointment
and interest 1 expec ted to be Tery j
great, particularly among former ;
student.
By the .VMoriated Prea
Sergeant Gabby S?reet. wto not o
long ago Jed the St. Louia Cardinal
to a world championanip. brought hii
Mwaion Red hack to San PrancUro
today from a triumphant in'.a:on of
vhe north-a-eftt to inaugurate "stop the
Angela week" at Seaa' itadium.
TTe ae.-geant'a baaetal?r rery
well at teat tie and Portland, taking
11 out of 14 games- Even o. they
dropped a game behind the penr.arjt-
bound AngeU, nov four games in
front of the Red.
Hope of halting the wild Los An-
gelea drlre toward a aecond atra:ght
charr.ploriAhip rest largely in the
slugging prowea of the Red.
Whet her the Miuxm toiler can
check the Angel batemen aecond
only to the fids in team hitting
remains to be seen. Pitchers of
Por t la n d . Ho I i yaood . Oa k 1 an d and
Sacramento won only five out of 28
game with the Los Ange.e club.
6ft!ely entrenched In third place,
the Ban Prancisco Seal move to L
Angeles for a erira with the Holly -wcxl
Stars. Oakland takes on Sacra
mento at the California capital, while
Portland and Seattle crow bat at
Portland.
ELGIN PULPIT
HELD VACANT
TOKYO PRESS
FLARES IT AT
HULL'S REPLY
Continued Prom Page One)
Pirst, that Japan t atill a party
to treatlea for the maintenance of
Chtneee sovereignty;
fiecond, that trwtle cannot be
legally "modified or terminated" ex
cept by the procewea agrwd upon by
the contracting partlea; and.
Third, that the United State haa
certain right In China and prosKuea
to keep them.
Sunday afternoon Rev. J. Oeorge
Walz accompanied by Mra. Walz.
drove to Kgm. preached In the Pres
byterian c.nurch. Ha ring been ap
pointed by the recent meeting of the
Preabytery of Grande Ronde, Mr.
Walz declared the pastoral relations
between Rer. L. B. Williams and the
Elgin congregation to have been dis
solved and the pulpit vacant, and
instructed the elders of the church
that they may supply their pulpit
until auch time a a regular pa tor
may be installed.
L. W. LaBare. traffic statistic up
emaor of the Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph company, of Portland, and
Leonard T. WUcoff. of the LoveiAnd
engineers of ean Prancisco, are
spending several day In La Grande
and Tvrinity on bualneaa.
Teatrrday they accompanied Fred
Kenning, district manager of te
Wet Coacit Telephone company, to
Wallowa county where they nstted
the branch exchange in that section.
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
Majr .
Julr .
Sept.
CHICAGO WUMAJ
Opew tilth Low
"S8S
CK1CAOO COILS
laj .
Jul)
! XT.
Roosevelt Signs
Tire, Battery Code
WASHINGTON, May 1 'JP Presi
dent Roosevelt today signed the re
tail rubber tire and battery code.
WASHINGTON. May 1 J Out
lines of conservation program which
will be made effective in the various
lumber producing district of the
L'nited States were in the hand of
the lumber code authority today and
are expected to be in operation by
June.
TWO MORE ARE
ENLISTED IN
LOCAL GUARD
SMITH SECOND
IN TRAP SHOOT
M0RCR0P
Many commrrclal rtrtlllztra which have given eicellent rraulta.
when combined with other thins are not complete fertlllzera.
That la. they do not contain all three food element. Uorcrop con
talna all neceaaary elements lor healthy growth.
Erickson li Lottes
Phone Main 792
Jefferson & Hemlock
The name of Clarence Smith, of
Bend, who wa second high shooter
of the day in the registered mer
chandise traps hoot held Sunday at
Lone Tree, was somehow overlooked
in an account of the ahoot printed
yesterday. Smith tied for second In
the 16-yard event, getting 98, and
In the handicap scored a 40. for a
total of 144.
STOLEN COUPE
IS RECOVERED
A stolen coupe, belonging to Mr.
Hammond of near La Orande. which
had been mtlng since late Saturday
night, was found by the city police
yesterday evening about 0 p. m. It
had been abandoned at the extreme
west end of C avenue, and was hid
den behind some buatiev The car
wa undamaged.
Changes are coctinulng In the
personnel of Company E, 186th In
fantry, with the first day of the cum
mer encampment at Camp Clatsop
only a month and 10 daya In the
future. Laat night Privates Maurice
Port and Iva:er Bramwell were trana
ferred to the national gua-'d reserve,
and Don Geddta and John P. Wll
!Um were enlisted.
Captain Walter A. Bean announces
tnere will be two vacancies for ex
perienced men next Monday night.
Rainstorm Ends Ball
Game Early in Fourth
(Continued Prom Page One)
an error by Sayre. Idaho catcher. The
Coyote evened it up when Houston
was safe on Hodge na" error, advanced
to aecond without opposition and
went to third on a fielder choice
that put out Suylhlra, shortstop, at
first. Then McCul lough. Coyote sec
ond aacker, attempted to lay down a
bunt to bring Houston home. His at
tempt wa so oorlou that the Moun
taineer Infield sucked In quickly.
When Houston, with uncanny luck.
attempted to bunt, the ball bouneed
off his bat over the first baseman's
head and not only did Houston score
but McCuIlough was safe at first with
a scratch hit to his record.
Defensively, the feat urea of the
three Innings wa a sparkling run
ning catch of White's hard drive by
Cammann. who Juggled the ball be
fore getting a real grip on It, and a
double play by Idaho Haahttanlto
McCullough to Paris. Worthley, pitch
ing for E. O. N.. allowed three hit
in the three Innings, all sing lea. J
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-"He.
May
July
PORTLAND WHEAT
Open Blgo to
.70 .:u -S9
9 jsaxi J&vt
94 .69', tti
-69
.6$ 4
SI GAR AND rUH B
PORTLAND. May 1 Sugar
Cane granulated, W-50. fruit or
berry, bales, 44 65; beet sugar, 4 40
DometJc flour Selling price,
mill del-Tery. 6 to 25-bol lot: family
patent, 43s. 50 bakers' hard
wheat. 5 i5 t t-5o; blended flour.
45 ?0 &6.25.- bakers' bluebtem. fo 75
stai-SO; soft white pastry flour. 45 45
i 46 i5; rye. $6 40; whole wheat.
45 60; graham. 5-50 bol.
CLOSE IRREGULAR
IN STOCK MARKET
.VEW TORE. May 1 Stccks stead
ied today depit further weakness of
tne major commodities and the con
Unuance of speculative doubta re
arding any substantial immediate
upturn in pnc. Although there were
a number of moderate gin recorded,
t.'jere were also scaered soft spot
m e-ndence. The o&e wae mildly
irregular. Transfers approximated 1,
330Oj0 shares.
Cosing figures included:
Ar Rciuc.
A). Chem. and Dye .
American Can
American T. and T. ...
Bethlehem Steel
J. L Cae
Chrysler ,
Ccd. G. and E.
Continental Can
General Motors
Johns Man vi lie
Libbey-O-Pord
Lizgett and Myers B.
Montgomery Ward .-
Sat. DstllL
J. C. Penney
Pub. Ser. of S. J
Southern Pacific
St. Oil of Cat.
St. Oil of N. J.
Union Pacific
United Aircraft
United Corp
U. S. Indus. Alco.
U. 8, Steel
1007;
144
100
66
46
14
80
36J4
56
35
92 ;
.... 27 1,
29i
62
37 i
.. 23S
34 !i
44!4
. 128
22 H
- 5i
50 4
. 47 14
Steers: Good common and medium.
4350 4 4615; heLfers. common and
medium. 43 00 45 15: cows, good
common and medium 2.75- 44 50;
low cutter and cutter. 41.5042.75;
bulls, good 4350 44 00: cutter, com
mon and medium, 42.60 1 4350; Teal
era, good and choice. 45 00 a 46 50-.
cull, common and medium. 42 50 e
45X0; calves, good and chotce. 44 00
45 00; common and medium, 12 00
44 00.
Hogs: 200; 10ft 15c lower. Light
weight, good and choice. 43 25 43 SS:
medium eght good and choice. 43.50
43 65; heavyweight, good and
choice, 4310 43.60; packing sows,
good. 25 I2A5; feeder and stocker
p;es, good and choice. 42.75 4325.
Sheep : 200; weak for springers.
Spring lambs good. 47.75 4325;
medium. 46.50 0 47.75: lambs, good
and choice. 4650 e 17.00; com
mon and medium. 45.00s 160; yearl
ing wethers. 4350 46 00; ewes, good
and choice. $2-25 43.00; common and
medium, 4150 a 42.50.
PORTLASp LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, May 1 J, Cattle
75, calves 40; steady.
PORTLAND PRODUCE
PORTLAND. May 1 oP, Butter
Prints. "A" grade, 23c lb.; parch
ment wrapper, carton. 24" -,c; quan-
j tl:y purchases, lb. less; "B" grade.
' parchment wrappers, 21t; cartons
j 22 sc lb.
j Butterfat Portland delivered : "A"
; grade delivered at least twice weekly,
J 20c; country routes, 17c lb.; B grade
j or delivery fewer than twice weekly,
I Portland, l&c; country routes, 16c lb.;
I C grade at market.
I Eggs Pacific poultry producers'
; selling price: oversize. 19c; fresh ex-
tra. 17c; standards 15c; mediums 15c
1 dozen, (cartons 1 cent higher). Buy
I ing price of wholesalers: fresh spe-
ctals, 17c; extra 14c; extra firsts 14c;
! meOium firsts 11c; pullets 11c; tin
' dergradea 11c dozen.
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for thla Column moat
b In by f m. m.
TV LI the gentleman who had SUr
pupa tor aale get In touch with Ob
server tmoiediately. 4-30-2 tp
DR. SCIIOIX'S
personal representative- will be at
Pair's SSoe Dept. May 3rd. Bring
your Soot trouble to him. There la
a corrtcuoc toe every foot ailment.
4-20-0 t.
SCHOOL. CHILDREN
Too out get acratch paper foi
achool at Ih Obaerrer. Now 2 pada 6c
B-14-t 1
Proteselonal house and window
cleaner. Window cleaned by day,
week or month. Phone 559 J.
4-6-1 mp.
In the form of an annual Mothers
Day. Each of ua may have our In.
dividual method of ahowing our love
and appreciation of our Mother, but
we can all avail ourselves of one sure
and Inexpensive way. and that te by
ending her an attractive Olft or a
Mother's Day Card which expresses
our love lor her on Mother's Day. St
the lovely things for Mother now at
Richardson's Art and Olft Shop.
4-SO-2 t.
fv MUST
Lucky Tiger Hair Tonic
A ARVELOUS Invlgorator of hair
A nd scalp without the ilightee
discoloration. Use it today and in
stantly feci the new tingle of cleanli
ness and health. Quickly removes
every ipeclc of dandruff and corrects
K!p IfMtatiori. At DnttziBl ot Barbers.
Lucky Tiger Products in stock at the
L is L Drug Co, Adv.
Regular meeting to
night. La Grande Chap- I
ter. No. 9. R. A. M. Work
in the M. E. 3.1- degree.
C. M. HUMPHREYS.
Sec'y.
5-1-1 t.
MOTHER'S PAY. MAY 13
Out of tne ages there has come no
more beautiful testimony to the glory
of a state in human life than that
tendered to the mothers of the world
' Pure Ice
C. E. Shewmaker. formerly with
Galther Ice & Puel, now deliver
ing pure Ice.
C. E. Shewmaker
Phone Main 911 or 380
Do You Need
More Room?
Perhaps there Is room In your
attic or basement that could
he partitioned Into convenient
quarters with our various wall
boards. Let us help you with
these problems.
Good Floor Wax - 53c lb.
Home Lumber
& Coal Co.
Phone Main 17
Mickey McCoy W. O. Sawyer
Farmers' Friendly Headquarters
mmmmMMMMMmmMm
SDffime TT w
WEDNESDAY MAY 2 FR0J1 2 TO 5 P. M.
Admission Free Come and Bring Your Friends
Carefree IXelvasaat
TTTOTpJ a real treat for you . . . and
A--JJilVLJ O a your friends who arc home
makers in this community. On the dates printed
alxtvc we will hold u Kelvinator Hostess School
. . . and you are cordially invited to attend as our
Kllesl. This Hostess School has ninny features
and Hiihjecls of strong appeal to every hoinemaker
. . . and meeliiiKS, in charge of a Home Kconomist
trained ly the famous Kelvin Kitchen in Detroit,
will In; more interesting than any similar event
you may have attended. If you are interested in
lielter home management . . . come!
More than ever, home entertaining depends fol
ks success uHin the help of modem electric re
frigeration. You will surely want to see how this
modern convenience assists home nmnafroment
and makes enterlaininn more delightful.
You'll value the helpful pointers ttivon ly the
Kelvinator Homo Kconomist, and the new recipes
she brings you from the Kelvin Kitchen. Don't
miss these home manaKcntriil lectures and demonstrations.
Subjects cf Interest To
Every Homemaker
entertaining
etiquette
table setting
decorations
household hints
meal planning
budget plans
menus and recipes
Fitzderald's Furniture Co.
Wa
vri !w-ff
Begns Tomorrow wffh Hundreds Specai Purchased
CREPES, SHEERS, PRINTS, STRIPES, PASTELS!
LINEN SUITS, SPORT KNITS, NOVELTY COTTONS!
All New - All Smart - All Values
A great value group - just arrived - includes dressy styles -sport
types - street dresses - Sunday nites. Silks, linens
and fasinating cottons. Women's and Misses' sizes.
11 W
A Companion
Feature
50 Spring
Coats
You won't le able to re
sist these Coat Values.
Included are sport
tweeds, polos, fleck
tweeds and blue dress
styles. Sizes from 11
to 16 and a good selec
tion in each size. Bargains.
The Bigger the Belter! Rough
Cart Wheels!
White, or gorgeous Colors!
Betty Co-ed shows you how to hare
the smartest of the new "cocktail"
styles at a remarkably low price 1
Rough straws, with big shady brims
trimmed with ribbons or flowers!
Just Arrived! New WHITE
HANDBAGS!
Feature Values! They're only
We knew you'd ... . a smart white
bam neht now sn here they are, and
oh. so iow priced! Tricky new shipes,
in simulated leather that wears and
wears! Lined, too, for good service!
Sylvia White Shoes
Perforated!
Pumps and tics
in glistening
calf! Continen
tal heels! Air
cooled! 3-8.
SILK CREPE SLIPS
Kfr. Lace-trimmed! I
I
98
Bias or straight-"1
cut! Adjustable'
shoulder -trapsl:
Flesh, Tea-Rose,1
White! 32 to 421,