La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 09, 1934, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMoiwlay July a, l9.i l LA GRANDE EVKNING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE, Page Three CLASSIFIED AD Vm MAMJUT FLA CI Of VNIOK WALLOWA COCKIM' (Oount tin avsraga words to tlw lint.) Par 11ns, U insertion 1M Per llnsv web MUM oodmo utl lnrtlon ? 11'-'"""" ebkrgt on on ardor.- , W RATB8 BY, MOOT! tines, per month B Uses, per month 4 lines, per month (.lines, par montl i soil additional line -ove rjvs ehargsd a Mo per line pet -nn. a5 ,M.o . , ,- . , M.TI FOfl SALJS PISHINQ BOAT with outboard motor. Also truck, bed,, combination flat rack, and grain bed. Cheap. L. O. Keagle, 1108 ,1 avenue. 7-9-1 tp. RASPBERRIES 0:1 the bushes. Mrs. Lee Wright. Phone 205 M. 7-9-2 t. BUMMER apples, 4 varieties. W. R. Oekeler, Hall St. and E. N, Ave. 7-9-1 tp ao ACRBS IN VALLEY. Has a nice orop. of rye on place. 2-5 of orop gees wiUi- place. Price at $40 an acre with easy; terms. This Is a real buy. Williamson & Berry. 7-9-3 t & FT. REFRIGERATED case. A-l con dition; Also soda fountain. Imbler Cash Store. 6-29-t f FOX, SALE Milk cow. See Frank Braden, Perry, Ore. 7-6-3 tp. A FEW SPECIALS In portable ond standard typewriters eUH on hand. broken lots carbon halt price. Tuckey Typewriter Service. 7-6-6 t. OUR BUSINESS at Kamela, grocery Btore, lunch room and 4 cabins. 7-3-6 tp WOOD PRICES Grcra, 0. o. d. or dered now. 16" round unspUt, (4.75 cord; 12" unsplit. 6.00; lour ft. 4-5; 16" spilt 5.00; 12" split $5.25. Smith's Fox Form. 6-18-1 mp. MISCELLANEOUS ASTROLOGER Mr. Frederick Balmes, 203 N Ave. Readings Dally. 4-30-lm FINE WELCOME FORMORTIMORES Word ha been received from Rev. and Mrs. Paul DeF. Mortlmore, who are on a vacation . trip , to. Western Oregon that, upon their arrival at Gladstone, their, former pastorate, they were very pleasantly surprised. The members of th congregation had heard of their coming and a com pletely furnished house was rented for them for a . week's stay, and everything put in readiness for their visit, even to the bringing of food stuffs to last for the entire week. WE WILL OLBAN UP your ashes, pa pers, eto. Good service, reasonable prices, a. E. Towery. Ph. 455 W. 4-20-t t. M'CRACKEN'9 SENTENCE IS HELD ILLEGAL WE BUY, BELL OR TRADE. The Dal les Furn. store, A. A, Fldler, mgr. Ph. 685 J. 1-31-t f. FOR RENT ONE OP THE CHOICEST home In town, 1702 Ouk street. All modern conveniences. See or phone Grace Snyder. 7-0-t f. WANTED LINCOLN HEAD PENNIES WANTED Will pay up to S2.00 each If over ten years. old. Certain Indian Head Pennies worth S49.0O each. Send 100 for catalog. U. S. Coin Co., Mil waukee, Wis. 7-9-1 tp. FOR SALE Fine, country home, 10 A., mod. Improvements. C. E. Gump. 5-23-1 mp SCRATCH PAPER for schooS or home at the Observer. 2 pads for So. 9-14-t r. MAN WANTED to supply customers with famous Watklni Products In La Grand Business established oarnlngs average 25 weekly, pay starts Immediately. Write J. R. Watklns Co., 4625 Hollls St., Oak land. Calif. 7-9-1 tp. (Continued From Page One) ruling by the higher court today de clared,. "Unless there is to be an Inter mingling of the legislative and Judi cial power to deal with contempt, thereby rendering It possible in all cases. as a-matter of legislative power summarily to try the one accused without subjecting him to the statu, tory modes of trial provided for crim inal offenses, protected by the limi tations and safeguards of the con stitution, then we must and do de- claro that the senate is without Jur- isdlction to Inflict punishment on the petitioner." Leslie C. Garnctt. u. S. district at torney, said a course of further ac tlon had not been decided upon, but that a writ of certolrarl would proh ably be obtained and the case taken to the United States supreme court, FURN., HDW., clothes, tires, stoves, old gold. Anything used. D. Zim merman. 8-15-1 m. SECOND HAND wind mill with or without tower. State size, condition. and price. Address Box 38, Kamela, Oregon. 7-2-6 tp, MAKE PROGRESS AT LAKE CAMP Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Hertzog and children returned Friday evening from Wallowa Lake where they had been getting things In readiness for the Epworth League Institute which opens next Sunday. The new audi torium has been practically com pleted and a sleeping addition has been built on the La Grande cabin, which will provide sleeping accom modations for 16 glrLi. At the last meeting of the official board, Mr. Hertzog was granted a leave for the last two Sundays in July, the 22nd and the 29th. PAYS FINE IN LICENSE CASE Leonard Huffman, of the Eastern Oregon Meat company, of Union, was fined S25 In tile Justice court today after pleading guilty to a charge of mtnillne fish without a license. He was arrested Saturday by state po. lice and the hearing was held before Judge L. Dcnham. LOST OBSERVER carriers collection book, Return to Observer. Reward. 7-9-3 tp WILL THE PERSON who removed music from envelop at P. O. Sat. plenoe leave at Music store a party was seen taking It by employes, No questions asked. 7-9-1 FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS by Blosser Firemen! Special Events For ' Week of Play Given (Continued From Page One) on Wednesday at 2:30 the kite con- teat, which has been postponed sev eral times, will be held, at the. high school stadium. Thursday evening at 7 o'clock the, nature study hike fori adults and children will be the spe cial event and , cci Friday the water carnival will be. held. Tha girls car nival will be held between tlw hours tot 1 and 3 p. m.. and for boys from to 5. Speolal features aro- being planned for tha water, carnival and muoh interest is being anticipated for this event. The ping pong elimination tourna ment will be held throughout tne week to pick teams for matches be tween the two playgrounds. Entrants In the high school teams so far are, Robertson, Gelbel. Chausae, Rothwell. MoOhean. Adskln, Williamson, Leon ard and Porker, and girls who have entered are Frees, Stoddard and Johnson. Miss Horton reports that any others who wish to enter these, matches may do so this week. Teams of four boys and four girls will play similar teams from the Greenwood ploygrounds next week. DR. THOMPSON SPEAKS HERE Dr. D. A. Thompon. of . Portland, was visitor in Ut Grande yesterday, and wau guest speaker at. the Pres byterian church during his. visit hero. Dr., Thompson Is aynodtcai executive of the Presbyterian church lh Oregon. LABOR VOTES IN PORTLAND ? , LATE TODAY (Continued Prom Pago One) 3 resentatives were expected to vote on whether they favor such a general strike call. Should an affirmative vote be cast,i the ,nuv would be re. ferred to tha several locals for sep arate vote- Sac Parkdale Club Meets Wednesday Members of the Parkdale club will hold their meeting this week at the park with a potluck lunch. The meet- lng Is scheduled for Wednesday, July 11 at 2;00 o'clock, Rep. Martin In Brief ' Stop Here on Way West (Continued From Page one) Pierce, candidate, for w-elcotton to congress. Late In the afternoon picnic lunch was served with coffee and lea cream being furnished . by the Democratic association. Flag Pole Will Be 1 Erected at Mt. Emily (Continued From Page One) do this. Lions Bruce Cox and Jim Dement, of Wallowa, were guests. STOCK. MAKKET VBBY Dl'l.l, NEW YORK, July 9 A) Stock market prjcea maintained a fairly firm undertone today despite dull ness, of- trading. ' Transfers approxi mated! only 320.000 shares, the low- 16; bakers 16o down est full day's aggregate In 10 years. Tlw close was steady. The closing of cotton, around 2 a bale, following the government's acreage estimates considerably below expectations, created hardly a ripple In the equities division. Closing figures Included: Al. Chem. and Dye ...... 136 American Can 08 "4 American T. and T 116ft Bethlehem Steel , J. I. Case Col. G. and B Continental Can General Motors ....... Johns Manvllle Llbbey-O-Ford ......... Liggett and Myers B Montgomery Ward Nat. Distill. 2314 J. C. Penney : 59 14 Pub. 8er. of N. J 36 Southern Paciflo ... 23 St. OU of Cal, 34 St. Oil of N. J. 44 Union Pacific 120 United Aircraft 17 United Corp. BY, V. 8. Indus. Alco. 42 U. 8. Steel 30 33 '51 , " i 79 ! 82 : 63 ! 81 96 28 . Open High , Low Close July oW)... 8KJ4 -HX'V Wli Jmt' ' new , jntH JMH4 M jut Sept. (old) .HHJi.l3l.89lg MM ' new Mfh,m.m',i ', -""'V WW Dec. (Old)..... .BO'ieW ""'Mi ' '-. .W.tf new WH9 IM) '.tH .H"J4.H PORTLAND I'KOIH'CE PORTLAND. July m Butter , Print, A grade, 24o; parchment wrap. ped cartons, 36o; quantity purchase K c lb. less; B grade, parchment wrap pers, 23t4o cartons 3y,o. Butterfat Portland delivery, A grade delivered at least twice weekly, 21,,, 33c; country routes, IB 20c lb. B grade or delivery fewer than twice weekly, I Portland. 26 a 22c; country routes, ITnlOo: O, grade at market, Eggs Sales to retailers: private firms: specials, 23n: fresh extra whites, 21c: fresh extra brown, 20c; standard. 19c; fresh medium. 20c; medium first I80; pullets 14c; checks MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY , CHICAGO WHEAT CHICAGO COUM - ' Jlllvi 714 . Mi. " .ft .71 Sept 73 .6HV4 ' M .B.57 Dec ,74',4 .7414 ' -74 ..74 I PORTLAND WHEAT Open ' illgn Low Cloas July .R?4.5J .57 JS!!4' ' .554 Kept - 5.B!4 "'4 -"I14 .5tT4e.Ji7 Dec. . MM . 'JIT .574.57Ml Wool 1934 clip, nominal; Wll lametto valley, medium, 25c; fine or half-blood, 23c; braid 23o lb.: East ern Oregon, 17GM8V40 lb.; Southern Idaho, ( ) lb. Hay Buying price from producer: alfalfa No. 1, new crop, 13.46(rl4; Eastern Oregon timothy, A7; oats, 9irio ton; vetch, 0 6i10: Willam ette valley timothy tl3 ton; clover 7.50 ton In field. I'OIH l.AM) '1.1VKSTOCK ; PORTLAND, July 9 ( Oattle: 3000; calves 200; 250 higher In spots. Steers: Good, common and medium, 2.75,) $5.60; heifers, good, common and medium sa.50S4.00; cows, good common a:id medium. 12.00 $ S3.25; low cutter and cutter, 1.25 $ (2.26; bulls, good and choice, ei.60 13.50; veaters, good and choice, 04.60,1 $5.60; cull, common and medium, $2.50 4f $3.50; calves, good and choice. $4.00 4r$4.50; common and medium, $2.00 1,1 $4.00. . Hogs: 2000; " fully steady, active; lightweight, good and choice, 4.76f $5.T5; medium weight, good and choice, $5.00 0 $5.75; heavyweight, good and choice, $4-5e $5.25; pack ing sows, medium and good $3.00.9 $4 00; slaughter pigs, good and choice. $35i$3.7b: feeder and stocker pigs, good and choice, $4 00 $4.50. 1 Sheep: 1500; steady: lambs good and choice, $6.50 9 $6.76; common and medium, $6.00 m $6-0: yearling wethers, 3.26ei$4.75; ewes, good and choice, $1.75 0 $2.60; cull, common and medium, $1.00r$2.00. - " . ITCHINGTOES Kurniriw enr Tracked soon relieved'.o'nd healing !). wim sate.sooming- w Resmoll OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams THjE NEWF ANGLES ' Gladys Plays Safe! ' rr gimme your take - pmfp V ' "' ' " f W-W HQT ( OKAY where. ( mope the: thirst A frjib ' J X FI-HIN POLE, TAKE TH' P06 I'D GIVE PLENTY FOR APE THE LEMONS QUEt4CHEO HsLF I '.(P X I FIRST HAND FIRST, VOU 3Ap fx NVCE.LONG. 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