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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 11, 1934)
Wednesday, July H, 193 1 Page Six LA f.'RANDE EVENING CJRSERVER. LA GRANDE, PORTLAND STOPS SEATTLE OUTFIT TUESDAY 9 TO 3 : 'market news oFthTdaT : ROMANCE? ' Old Clnrenco Mitchell, veteran plt bailor, turned In one or Ills noutest performances or tlio oaon yiniowluy III stopping tho Son PranoHco Heals a-l with tour Ml. Jimmy Zlnn work ed effectively on tho Bcul mound but aloppy fielding let lu tho winning Mission tally. In winning tho Mlwilons pulled out of a fourth plnco tie with Srnttlo, which was beaten 0-8 by Portland. Throo former Seattle player, led the Beavers In tholr third victory of tho seafons oocond half. Oenrgo Castor checked his fonnor matoa with 8 blows, whllo Tony Boimlovannl, ccn terfloldcr, topped a 10-lilt assault on Bill It&dontu and Bob Flu, with four sIliKlos. Qoorne Burns, former Be attlo manager, clouted a four bugRer to drive In two Beaver runs. Piling up1 flvo runs lu tho ftnit throe Innings. Oakland romped through to a 7-8 win over Sacramen to. ' Because Loe Angeles was still en route home from Seattle, there wa no'gamo at Wrlgley Held. Tho An gels and Hollywood tangle In a doublo hoader tonight. , RAM AGE HEATS ROSEN BLOOM IN CALIFORNIA GO J LOS ANGELE9, JuJy 11 (V) Slnpsle Maxle Rcenbloom' ring years nuns heavily on hi shoulders today, A clever Cftllfornlnu named lce Ramage, not entirely unknown In tho heavyweight ranks, outlasted the world's light hoavy-welght champion her last night in a ten round non title bout to wolk off with Hoieree Oeorge Blake's decision boforo 6 WW persons. It was n fast flglit, coming on the heels ot tholr dmw hero two week ago. Hnmnge. someihliiK ot a rni craftsman himself, forced tho battL from beginning to end. hHH'dy on tho matrimonial runway as well us on llio truck, (Hen (Jiinnlnglium, holder of (ho world milt) run record, noon will inarch to thu ullar with MIhh Murguret Spelr, shown here with him. any hit) college frlonda. lloth wvro grnduutcd from K mi nus UnlvurHlty this aiming. Ituinor nays llio wedding; will ba lu Milwaukee. Baseball Standings rucirio count ihruo W. L. Pet. Hollywood 11 3 .7110 Bah Francisco 11 8 Los Angeles 0 a .00 Missions 0 1 Seattle 8 a .600 Sacramento 0 10 .375 Oakland 8 10 .333 Portland 3 13 .1K8 Yesterday' ItestllU Missions 3, San Francisco 1. Portland D, Soattlo 3. Oakland 7, Sacramento 5. No major league game Tuesday. Sells 20 Piffs And Gets Grand Total 68 Cents! CORTLAKD. III. Oft Mrs. A, Moa back's ao pigs went to market and netted her the grand total of 08 cents ft little more than 3 cent.i each for thc 1.030 pounds of pork she devoted the tlino and energy to raise. The pigs actually oold for $13.23. but reductions of 11.54 had to be made. Hore's why, as explnlncd yesterday by the Chicago Producers' Commis sion association: The plfW. classed as culta. wero sold nt n time when tho mnrket for small swine was depressed because of heavy offering of light animals during thc drought. They brought only 76 cents n hundred pounds. Marketing coits deducted from the salc price Included 2.H0 for use of pens, scales and runways of the stockyards, and 66 cents for corn the pigs ate. Tho Insurance company got $1.40 for Insuring thorn against Injury en route and 5 cents more to Injure them ngalimt fire. The truck com pany took 3.67 for hauling tho pig and thc commission house ; for sell ing them. The moat board not 7 cent. That left 68 cents for Mrs. Mos btuk. Thc packing concern must pay a government processing lax of $2.35 per hundred poundt on the plus NOTED HORSESHOE CHAMPIONS TO BE HERE ON SUNDAY Two of tho lending exhibition horsc-moe pitchers of the natl'm. C E. and Mvh. Clnico Jackson, will be hero Hunduy. July 16 for an exhibi tion, at hod u led to begin ut 3 p. m. Mrs. Jackson Is women's western stales champion, and has pitched 76 rlngors out of 100 shoe, alio will play all challengers, regardless of their sex or horseshoe skill. Jackson was Iowa state champion two years, Illinois .ituto champfon two years. Mississippi volley cham pion threp years, and hns pitched B7 ringers out of 100 shoes, (and bIko 30 ringers out of 40 uhoe pitched, lie Is the so:, of Frank E. Jiicksun, 13 times world champion horseshoe pitcher. COUNTY AUDIT OF HOOKS IS UNDER WAY A member or tho Charles It. Logon Audit company has arrived lu La Oiiuulo and the audit of the bmtks f Union county began yesterday. This company, whoso headquarters oro In The Dulles, lino been lu charge of the auditing of the books for the county for n number of years. WHKAT PRICE IT r CENTS OVER NATION (Continued From Pago One) trading. Corn was up the allowable four cent limit and other grains fol lowed. drain authorities received the fore cast Indicating the aggregate of the flvo leading crops would fall 4ft0,000, 000 bushels short or last year's pro duction with enthusiasm. One. 11. W, iTnow, said "It Is probably the most renin t tonal report ever made since crop reporting was Instituted." "There has been no general break ing of the drouth In the dryest ter ritory, only surlaco moisture.' Snow said. July wheat rose to a top of liai cents a bushel, about 13 cents below tho year's peak established a month ugo while the drought was at its worst. IJeeember old wheat touched 04 7i cuts. Corn was up to as much as til'i, cents a bushel for IVcemher delivery. The farm population In the I'ntte,! States on January 1 of thw year was estimated 3'J ftOO.OOO C'MICAOO H'llftT Open Jflch Low L'lrwm .Inlv (oiii) ot1,9-Vk -K-Yh -"Hs -mr, new 3 4 Mi', .111 Al't Kept (old) u.10. J3 m-4 new jm jn jmk Dee. (olil) HlMr, .11.1 .III1, .in new ... Hl?i .111 .01 fit -i'lTi July - mic, Amu -Mi'A Kl')l (Il.(!-J .li'i ' Ml AVi lira '.ui.ik1 ap.'h am .rx I rOKTl.ANI) WHKAT . Open lllfll l Cta .llllv 71 .1 .11 .7.1 hrpt - W, .7" .W .I'l'i l)w .70 .711 .7(1 .71) CLOSE IRREGULAR . IN STOCK MARKET NEW YORK, July II Ml Stocks liciipnilly f 11 1 loci U follow the lend of so.irliiR con-uls tKlny niul trading, after im ciirly exptmslou of activity, lumen dull. Some uiK-clultles advanc l subHtNntlnlly and several new year's tops were records, but the 1 1 mi v I now, of nlcohols was a retarding element. Tlic floss was IrrPmilar. Transfers npprnxlmnted (150.003 shareu. CloBlnu flKtires Included: Air neduc 101 Al. Chain, and Dye 137'4 Amerlenu Can lOO'.i j American T. and T Uelhlehem Btccl 34 j J. I. Case M?i : Chrysler 41:,i Col. a. and E lit. j Continental Can 81 'i Cleneral Nfotors 32'. Johns Manvlllc j l.tKKctt and Myers D 07'4 Ublicy-O-Ford 31' MontKomery Ward 29 Nat. Distill 2114 I " C. renuey US Pub. Ser. of N. J 30 Southern Pacific 24 St. Oil of Cal 3414 St. Oil of N. J 44 Union Pacific 121 '4 United Aircraft 18 United Corp. . Bid u. s. menu, aico w.4 U. S. Steel 404 owl choice, $0.50 (.(- Wi.75; common and medium. $0.00 (6.50; yearling wothers, 3.25 at $4.76: ewes, j;ood and cholco, $1.75 ei $2.50; cull, common and medium, 1.00m $2.00. HI'GAIl AM) I I.Ol It POtlTfAND. July 11 Mi SuKar Ilcrry or fruit, 100s. $5.45; bales. $6.55; beet, $6.35. Domestic flour Selling price, mill delivery, 5 to 25-bbl lots: family pat ent 08s. $I.U5 (.r $7.05; bakers' hard wheat, $0.76 .i $7.05; blended flour. $5.35i $0.50; bakers' bluestem, $0.03 r.. $11.10. rollTl.AMI J'ltOIII'CK poiiTijvND. Julv 11 iin autter- Print. A grade, 24c; parchment wrap- I ped cartonB 26c: quantity purchases, "(,0 lb. less: B grade, parchment wrapper. 'Jac: cartoiw. 241-ic Butterfat Portland delivery A grade delivered at least twice weekly. 21 or 23c; country routrs. 18(.i20c lb.; B grado or delivery fewer than twice weekly. Portland. 20i.r22c; country routes, 17t.i 10c; C grade at market. OMAHA NIlHlvP OMAHA. July 11 Ml (U. S. D. A.) Sheep: 4,600; steady; early sales sorted native lambs upwind t'J $7.50; 0110 load medium grade Idaho $0.00; 70 lb. fed clipped lambs, choice bid $7.05; ewes up to $3.60: no cholco grade feeding lambs Included. I'Oin I.AMI i.lVKM'OCK PORTLAND. July 11 M'l Cattle: 125. calves 10; steady. Steers: Good, common nnd medium. $J.75!.i $5.50; heifers, good, common and medium $2 .60 1.. $4.00; cows, goe.1 common and medium, $2.00 vt $:l.l!5; low cutter nnd cutter, $1.35 $2.25; bulls, good and cholco, $1.50 w $3.50; vealers. good nnd choice. $4.50irt $5.50; cull, common and medium. $2.50 i,t :i .10; calves, good nnd choice, $4 00 (,.$4.5(1; common and medium. $2.00 (.1 $4.00. Hogs: 300; fully steady; light weight, good and choice. $4.75 c. lightweight, good nnd choice. $4.7ft..i 5.".; medium weight, good nnd choice, $5.00 w $6.76; heavyweight, geod and choice. $4.25?i $5.25; pack ing sows, medium and good $3 50 $1.00; slaughter pigs, good and choice. $3.26;.. S3.7S; feeder and uux-ker pigs, good and choice, $4.00i.f $4.50. Sheep: 4,000: steady. Lnniti. goo:! ICE CUE AM Retail - Wholesale Delivery Service Dally lTROY'S HITCH SHOP Phone Main 430 Cor. Depot & 5th LIBERTY TOMCIIT I With the Uvin$ WtZwi I i "Little Women' NEWS PARKEF TOM BROWN ZASU PITTS Zasu Pitts Every item in this ad has had a genuine price reduction to move it quickly. Why? Because Penney's does not carry over seasonal merchandise; never allows odds and ends, soiled or shopworn merchandise to accumulate. Penney's first quality summer merchandise is being cleared at prices which make it much to your advantage to buy now with lots of summer still ahead. Clearance bargains are plainly marked throughout the store. Many are not advertised. Come early because quantities of many items are limited. First National's sensational story of a'heart" doctor who didn't need any practice! V' 1 Willi WARREN WILLIAM JEAN MUIR ALLEN JENKINS KATHRYN SERGAVA Till HSDAY ami Fill DAY ""VM ... eke ooerating with these 219 FordV-8's, u,c heen the ex- . perience ot Wir. Morton, of Morton Salt Co., Chipago. 1 MUMMinctM tne moM conci J. mvrvi.il car tvis ocr nuvlc. 2 hills ami in city traihe all over tt Coms were rcconict.1 to a fra penny. Here's what thev tell a Musivc com- 1 9 cats . . . thc country. penny. Here's what they tell about t'orj bility cuts trartic delays. Its speed shortens V-8 runnnifi costs . . . $1.08 for &c lonj; runs. It makes possible gas . . . 18c tor oil . . . and for rr 'eM ft,st tcr tli,cf'-oJ more pairs only JiV per 100 miles. -" -I deliveries per day! Conivauics in your own com yV J munity are now making simitar t- Al'THORIZEU FORD DEALERS FORD V-8 COMMERCIAL CARS F. O. B. Drtntt. Has; le r k j. v.A v.o r.xm.P: .1 (et tneir names from your nearest turd Find out how much more than -f cylin der economy" this r'ord V-8 offers. Its flexi Grsai Eedwct ions! ScBinmcr blouses Bilks Cottons Many Htyles, tdULertttls, colors. Broken eizos ttf and styles OOv Clean-up Handbags Spring nnd summer styles M Q nt cut prlres Eig Clearance of o SiiRsmer Silks Plain f lut crepes nnd beautiful prints, a emit !CS -selection tJ7 Kamsoc!': Gowns 25c Priced to clear. You save! White and flesh I Reduced! Wontens Cree Pajasntas ('leiirnncc Priced Cue and two-plere. styles of permanent cr:nitlc OQtO cotton crepe tO v I Clearing Out 20 Cotton Skirts Linens, piques, crashes. Each one n prcat nQ a value at J t? Sport Silks Novelty weaves in heavy white, pure silk QQ crepes, yd UUV Gut Go Children's Flay Pajamas 49c Fine quality prints, many styles with hats to mat eh, Sizes to 14 Closeosst! Gloves Gauntlet style fabrics in summer colors 25c Clearance! Girls' Sheer Dresses rialn and printed organdies and lawns. Great buys, now 66c Doeskin Gloves 79c Drastic reduction, white washable leather - ' Final Clearance Women's Coats A ureat value croup, great reduction?. You M MM Buy! O.1!-! 1 MmM''"1 CLEARANCE! SMART-VARIETY WCSMSK'S DRESSES 300 Summer Stylos - Three Price Groups $44 $44 A styck clearintr, nxmoy saving event for you! All good styles and materials all have been much higher priced! Broken sizes of course but in the lots are dresses for all occasions! For misses and women! MILLI2BY CLEARANCE SMART STRAWS REDUCED 200 Styles - Three Price Groups Rough straws, lacy straws, toyo Panamas big brims and small shapes, too. White, pastels and bright colors! Big reductions. $ Down Go Prices on SUMMER SHOES 200 Pairs - Three Price Groups 44 $ ta .ss $ What a Break for you women who've waited or those who want a new pair! Whites . . . and other "best sellers"! All sizes '1 to 8 though not in all styles! Bargains! . every pair. CLEARING OUT 50 MEN'S FINE SUITS For Quick Selling ss Men! The value-event of the season! Kvory one must go. Choice of many styles and colors. Broken sizes in the group. Don't miss these big values they're bound to walk out! Curtain Nets Drastic reductions. Fine Q f quality filet nets l.tV Clearance! Rayon Printed Crep es 39c A wide seleetion of paiterns in our popular romance Crepe, yd ROUSING CLEARANCE MEN'S STRAW HATS Sailors. Toyos, Straws . These summer straws now reduced to practically walk (ut! Many styles, kinds . . . odd sizes. Bargains at this unusually low price! BIG CLEARANCE! SHEER WASH GOODS Early I'.iid Buys! c Yd. Be here early for your shave of these cut prices ! Voiles, dimities, lawns, organdies. Every pattern a great value. Clearaice 0 ids Ends Anything and everything assem bled on special tables. Give away prices! A feast of bargains! Reduced! Rayon Flat Crepes A heavy quality, plain colors suitable (or slips and dresses m.vs Sailor Hats A great value group, Of drastically reduced TCw Reduced Prices Bathing Suits Men's, women's and children's, wanted styles and colors. No wool suits over $2.00, cotton suita as low as 26c. Btiy now! Save! Men! Out Go 20 Sport Oxfords $2.44 You Save! White black and white, tan nnd brown combination Toeless Sandles Tiie season's popular novelty. ;.B!y: : $1.44 Disposal! Fine Percale Sheets Golden Dawn Quality The luxury of linen is enjoyed with these sheets. AQ 81x09 size ftfOts Boys' Sport Oxfords Just 12 Pairs Black and white, jrown and tan $1.98 Eig Clearance of Girls' Sweaters 69c Slip-over styles in a wide ranpe of colors Novelty Cottons 29c All our better fabrics priced to move. Yd. . Big Clearance of Children's Shoes Straps, oxfords' and sandios. White and rlk no leather.,. Pair JcjC Redsced! Girls' Spring Coats They'll mom a; this lo- price. Bay no- a nr 1 rag
