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Newspaper Page TextROSEP.URC NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, I 37. Aids Death Probe Urgent Orders Speeds C Fast Selling To Liquidate Stocks Quickly Friday and Saturday The unusual values and lowest prices you could expect are here storewide. Shoes, Dry Goods, Men's Overcoats, Sweaters, Dresses, Underwear, Blankets, Hosiery, Corsets, Shirts, etc., were never so low priced. Here ae typical values: Wool Dress Goods, values to $2 a yd. 50c, 33c Silk Prints, worth $1.00, the yd 55c Cotton Prints, best quality, 25c val 14c Women's Cotton Hose, the pr 5c Women's Cotton Sport Hose ....9c Purses, Boys', $1.00 value 43c Women's Guaranteed Wool Sweaters $2.39 Men's AH Wool Sweaters $1.95 Women's Pure Silk Hose, pr. 38c Men's Cotton Work or Dress Pants $1.44 Women's Shoes, Brown-bilts, $1.33, $1.99, $2.66 ' Buy Now ly ) , Not Many Way Under AlSjiXlXC DT the Market AJI Vl Left Department Store " HILLBILLIES WILL DE HEARD ON KRNR Over KliNH this evening, from fi to 5:. '10, local listenera will ho entertained by tho tamoim Holly wood Hillbillies, who are playing at Hunt's Indlitn theater in Howe burg on thi'ir first northern four. The Hollywood Hillbillies need no Introduction to American and Jlr)tlHh rudlo audiences, as they have made uppeu-ruuue from num erous large stations, including KNX, KI-'I, and un.U of the Krii Ish ilroadenatlng Lompany during u recent European tour. .' I.istenPi'H nre invited In phone their requests to "A." and the 1 1 111 . blllfes will gladly reapnnd, accord ing to KKNK management. In fourteen years, fruni !)!(! to V.i'MK black stem rust coat tannera In the upper MlsHisHij-pi valley an eHtimuted $1100,000,0110 hy dclroy Ing '122,000.000 buHhc'H of wheat uiul otner gniiiij lit the Circuit t.'ouri nf lh- Stitlf of 'OreKon for ImiKl rotinty. -Tho IHly of lloMt-luii'K,- unKn, ii lttlllllilial ,cn ini titlitil, il:ilul If r. vh. i;nrioH i.i.oiiniii; it j so mi uitr pi'l'KOllH ill' plIltll'H . UllleiMMVIt miuinhig. nny liuhl, titlo, nutut lien or InternM. ,lir the .mil ci lllll1 llt'Hi;llLltj(l in tilt rultll'lalllt . llOl'L'l tl ;iiHi liny Aui'i', K.Kinlritl nf Tit leu, III uiul for niniKliiW County. iiri'Kon, tk'ti-mtiiiiiN. To CurlriH l.inimiil; nlmi nil olli or iiitmiiiih or nil it h-n unknown cumin iw any right, title, chuhc Hon or InUToM In tin ivul -sttit d"cr!bt'd .111 th riimpliilnt hei'i In; In the name of the (Htutc of Dri Kon: Ynn (tint each of you nn hereby I't'iuiiifil m appear nutl an HWci' tlii i-iiiniilithiL (if nhilnlirf fil cil ttiriiliiril vhu In, 1 1 1 o nliovi- untitled court ri nil can hii nn ur before (nut woi'ltH ii'oin thu ilati- nf flrxt nn)) llt'iitloii of thin nuiiitiiniiH, mid If you full no tu npiHMir ami n nnwer hii hi d'.mplntnt, fur want thereof, alt plaintiff will apply to tin- court for the ii'llof (li'iiianilcil In milil com ttlnlnl. a ttucHnel Mtiiumnt' o which t nn fuliowi: , liciHlrliiK yon io mi i oil n mi- naiuio or your hiv cm I cliiluiK In nr to tin real Wun erty t'crihiMl in wild eimuiltiliil aH iomowh; liHiH nuuuicrcu Klcvi-i (Ml ami Twelve (m hi Itlock hum ' Pored i-'i.rty ( I a ) In Kinney's I in proved Phil to the f'lly uf Horn hurir, Oregon. iih shown hy the re Ciiiili'd ma p or plat t hereof i niul that all iuIvci-nc clulniM of yon mid eiich nf you he ili'terinlncil hy de crce of the nhnve enlllled court thai It he deela it'll and adjudKed oy mini tiei'iee Unit piaiutifT Is lh owner of until prelulm-H In fee Mini pic, nun inai none uf ymi have miv CHtale, itahl. title nr Intercut In or io i in rt.'iiu rent prnpct'tv; that til defenditnl Hoy Auec. tu It.-utHt ra nf Tit 1cm. In anil for PnuuhiN I'lMiiuy, iircMoit, ne inici'tcd to c eel an nutHluiullntf ownt't'H dnpll eat eeriiricate uf title covitIiik wild property and Ihhiic ti new tiricute nf lltlo to plaintiff Paced upon plaint I ff'ri deed on file with mi id fcMlMlrjir: that wild oulrtlmul liiK owner' duplicate cerllflcnte uf line ne ennecioii aH a cloini phiintlff'M title; that plnlntiff's title to hii hi real properly ht foriv onlcled nKaliiHt iit mid cinh you and all of the defendants In until Hull ; This snmtnonjt I nerved upon 1 hy nuhlieittion thereof nine a v for four eniiHoeut ive week lu tlic ItojioliiirK .NeWK-llevlew. a newili per of treneral elreulatlon poMls'i- eii in i tonma t ount v, t mckoh, oy order nf Hon. Oiirl K. Wdnhnrlv J mine of the ahove enlllleil court tnede and daicd .hinuary lath. I!:1T. lnt nf fii-Kt pLihltcatlnii, iliimuuy XI, lVHi, M of IiihI puhllcntlon. l-'ehi u nry IS, lu.i;. II KPPY. Attorney fur plaintiff. l'nt Office Addt'i'; HoHclmrg, Ore Knt. mos rni i'i in n rn No. 7.-R2 lit 1 Olreult f'oiirt of tht Slate of (regnn tor me i tuinty or iou Stale of Oretroti. hv nnd thronirh it Ntnle IIIkowiiv I'onilulfO'lou. oin poeit uf Henry K. l'attdl. M. II. Aldrh'P lind 1'". t Ton Velle. plaintiff, v. the iniltnmvn helt of Willi" m Tlioina I'en v nnd , Ann A, I'-'i-ty hM wife, horh de ceased; John V. Haul ami t'aroivn ; Haul, hi wife; Maud Hunt Kid der and S. I.. Kidder, her him- hand; 'eMHMlc !!, a inele wo imiiii; I'-dl V. HhI nod JUitel It Itntt. hi wife: Pejilna Hnwt Snwver nnil .1 B. Pawyer. hrr luifhrnid, defendant. To tho iinkiiuwn heir of William Jthomas l'vrry and Ann A ierry hi wlfo. both (leceaHed: .John V ItHHt and Carolyn Hum, na wife; und iMiuui itaHt KlddtM- and b. t ivlddtM', tier iiiiHliaixl: , In Die natiie ul iii Stittf! of Ore Kon : i ou, and cm h uf you, a nt licruhy I'l-quired to appear and Hii hwi.t the cuiiinhuat incd umniirtt you In tlia nhuvo entitled ult on or ly-riin' tlie IhhI nay lour weeka frntii the dale of the i.rni puhlicatloii of (lint MiHiuiuii it' oii art: toil u ivm ilenL nr tin Slllic hot are Wlllllll Hie lulled Stale. Mild periou of four WveKs hcillK the time prcseflh i'il for pu Id lent ion licit'ol ; ur on nr licfoi'e tile Mini (lay ten IVi-ck 1 1 oin thu dale uf itic first iiililfcaiion oi wi.h i tmin.t if you ant nm u ivm- ile lit ul ihii Mine oi ( frcK'oa or ill ne I'lilli il Htnie lint witlun a I it iitory or Urn United KtiiteH; or on ur before the last day twenty week from the datu'uf l lie first puhlicji liuu of thla nuiiiiuiiiih it uu aie u resident nf ii fui'elKii country; ami Ii you tail to o appear and nnnwer the Haul cumpliiiul. fur want tliere of the pla hit if f will apply tu the i ,'ou it fur the relief ileinandcil In Uh .-oiiiplatut. 1 1 1 - w 1 1 : liie comleinnu t tun and appi Oiii'latlou of n. parcel of land lor pillule highway ptii'pu.te lu tile Huiltliwerfl ipiarler ul' Die HoliihUesI ipiarler ol hi-.-llna IX, TuwiiHhlp U"i 8011111.' Kanwe Went. W. M., lu liotiKla t'oiliily, Slate of Uii'KMtt. t ' 111 1 imI Klate.s m' Auieiica, c.oititliiiiiH iipiuuxliualely If,l5ll fapiiiie fid, tiietlier with a 'Mlnpc eiiHeliieril 'almttliiK' lilinu and adjolll- lim said prnperty nn a parcel of land coTilitiutiiK aitproNiniatcly HIT. J Slplllle feet. This HiiuiindUH Is ))Ullished hv or der or tln llouorahtf Ctirl K. Wltil hcrly. ,ludi; nf t lie ahnve entilleil ('"Utl, made and etiteiVd In Hiltd t'mirt and cause on I he I !M h day of .lanuary, HKli, prertcrihltnc that sum inn ns ha Hcrveil hy pu hi lea I inn thereof unci' each week for four coil seen 1 1 Ve week In I ho ItOHchlii'K NeWH-lteVleW. a ncwHpaper pulillnh ed In Doiiultin Cniiuly, Suite uf Oienun. rniteil StatcH uf Ainerh'a. January 21, IliitT.- I the ihite id tin first paliHcatloii of this sum mons. I'Vbriinry IX, !i:iT, I the dale nf the last pulillcatinn uf this sum uintts. 1, II. VAN W1NKI.K. Attoi'ney licneral fur Orcttoa. .1, M. hkvhuh, AnslHtnnt Attorney ileiienil and At tnruey fur State Highway t'oiu nil.HHluii, J. W. lKSOl'.. Asttlslant Altnraey fur State lliKh , way CtinutilMsluii. Alloiuey for rialutirf. P. O. Address; Salem iMemui. -O- NHTICI-: Til ( ItKDITOltS Noilce I hereby Klven thai the undersigned ha been hy an or der ur the Cnunly Court of the Htate nf OreKuii, for IhMtjtlas Coun-t-. duly appointed eeculrl or the last will and teNtanienl uf Helen V. Smith, deceased. All persons having claims attalnst said est 11 te are he I ehy not II leil to present the sunie. verified as re (lUlred hy law, to the nuilersiuned ieciltl'l. at her residence In llnHe hili'K. I )nu,his 'mint y. Ore una. within six months frum the date nf this nonce. Oatetl this itlst day of January, KM MA SMITH. ICxeentrlx uf the last will and lesla nient of Helen '. Smith, de. -eased. MII('K TU CltKOITIlUS Notice Is hereby Klv''-n that the undeislgned hn been by an older of t ho ''ouuty Court nf the Stale of orennn. fur I ntmla County, duly appointed aduilnlstratriv nf the estate of Kay llowald JuuieS, ih ceased. All person bavluK claim aKalnt said estate are hereby notified to present Hie same, verified as re. (Hir ed hy law, lo the umlersimicd ml Illllllsl I n t r lx at her residence, mini her ''-''i '!t'r street, in ItnselnuK. Ooiiiflas Cnuiity. Oienmi. within l mouth from the dale uf this no tice. Hated thl 21t day of January. I!t:tt, MAHY Cl'NNlNiill AM. Administratrix of the estate of liny Howard James, deceased.. notici: In the Count v Court of the State of Ore Ron for ItnliKhi futility. In the mailer of the estate uf Mil tun A. Wanner, also known a Si. A. Wanner, deceased. Notice I hereby Klven that the under! Kued. a ndmlnlMrntor of the above named decedent, has fil d herein hi final report ami nc mint, and that the a:inl dny of Cehiuaiv. A. H, HKIT. at 2. an o'clock 1. M. In the afli 1 noon, 11 1 Hie cniut- hnuse lu Ilo-iehurg. ill wnld cnunly ha heen fixed hv Hi ahnve nam ed couit a Hie time and place for hearing uhjecllnn to said final tic itunt. for examination nee. ni.nw- tino thereof, and for distribution nnd closltm estaie. Itnteil at ItnselMIl g. ir 1.V1 1 Ul fltll day f .?:uiniii v, A. IV ' ' CIIAH1.1CS A. r.UMlir :. Adminiitratur, NKWi VOUK, Jan. 21. fAP) One and all, the fight fxiierta una itgned today t hat (iiiunar Ihtrlund Is ready for tho big time. The Finn, who hasn't lost n fighi Kincn coming to (bo Hnited Htatca Kcvoral inontliH ago, com pletcd IiIk iipprcritl(-i'Hlil) in tlic "promising , yoiingHl.er" cIuhh 01 heavyweight hopel'iila by sudvlenly wnippuig Tom Hoittipte, tho Tex uh knockout spi'duliat, over th'i ten round route ul the Hippodrome icu night. Despite tho K. O. rnjnilalion Ilea 11 pie brought from Texas, Uar lund had it Kuriirfaitigly tuny time. Tho Texan landed only one real hard blow, a Jarring tight which aliook Jhiiluud nioiuoutarily in the sevemn. Harliind, scuhng lfh to bis op ponent's Hi.'t, w:ih tho aggrnssor throughout. In tho ; rouiilt ami iHuth rounds lie had Heaupre groggy and smeared with blood, and from the first round on. the? .Texan's noso was dropping red. inreo or the ruuliliiK hcuvv we-lghiK, Champion Jim llraddock, joe iou1h and Hoh I'astor. who meets I-ouis on tlie 2!ith, were m the crowd of -litHj. U. OF 0. HOOPSIEflS PULLMAN', WubIi.,. Jan. 21. (AP) W UMliillKton State's CuuiiiiiB swuiiK Into Heiond place In the northern tllvlBlon Pacific coast con feienco toilay Ijy virtue of a 42 to 2 victory over tlio Unlversltv nf OreKon in tlie fourth and final Kama between the two teams in tlie llltf cao ueaHon. Orogon, winner the night before 10 lo 3D, took, over tlie Cougars' thlril-phiue lankliiK. Lust nixht's ttamo left It 2-all In the foilr-milne Beries. the teams previously split ting u pair at KuKcne. Tho CouKiirs set a fast pare in tho rinal giuue. shattering the Well fonts' ::one defense early in the buttle. Tile Oregonl:!!! switched to man-to-nian tactics mlflway in the first half but wore unable to stein the tide.- 'rho Cougars Ld at luld unie.17 to S. In-tho second fiuiuiv. Waslilng ton Stato ran lis ie.'.d to 35 to 14; copping as points ; at, J one stage wiillo I lie visitoi'H went scoreless. The Cougar center. Ivar Nelson. shot Into first place in northern di vision scoring with 111 more points, bringing his total to two more than Dave Silvers. Wettoot I'urwi'.nl. . Purdy, continuing . ids spectacu lar long sipus of .'the nlg'.tt .before, and Lewis each tallied s poiutH for Oregon. , Oregon .will tnkq mi Idaho in a twn-gnino series at Moscow,. Friday un.l ifnllirday, and (S.'ogon Ktate will play Washington at S'.'allle tho same evonlngn. . . . , . BASKET BALL SCORES AND GOSSIP MOUNT ANOKL, Ore., .Ian. 21 (AP) Mount Angel college bus. kotoers found the pace n bit too hot on their second game of the season with Willamette university. losing 42 lo 25. The lleurcals also took the first lilt from the locals TACOtoA, Wash., Jan. 21. (AP) The Pacific university Madgers found new confidence to start (heir northwest conference bnskclhall season today In a :IU lo Hii victory over the College of liigel Kound. II was tho Initial conference game for both tennis. The quintets will meet hero again tonight. . . High School Scores Tlgard 211. l-'orost drove lit. Crcswoll 50, l.cuburg 20. Woodburn 32, Independence ,10. Ileavertou 41, Sherwood HI. Mount Angel preps III, Oervals high If.. Portland Grant ,15. ltenson 25. Jefferson III, Lincoln 10. riankllu 31. Hooscvelt IT. Commerce 2!l, Washington IS. FAN HIT BY BAT SUES BALL CLUBS RAN lillXIO, Calif., Jan. 21. (Al') Maltha liatcltff, who claim ed she was seriously injured when lilt by a bat lu the San Diego base ball park, today bad on file a f 26. 500 suit agulust the Sim Diego anil Sacramento Coast league teams. She claimed Pitcher Holier! Unas of Sacramento let too bat slip from tils bands. RISKO HAS ANOTHER CHANCE AT STEELE NKW YOHK, Jan. 21. (API Freddie Steele, world middleweight champion from Taeonm. has signed a contract to defend his title against llabe Klsko of Syracuse. N. V., in .Madison Squaro Calilen. Kel. 19. Steele won the lllle from lilskoi last July. 127 Evelyn Harmon, 17. assisted In th double murder probe at Chambers burg, Pa., when she told police of dates with Ralph Hawk, within a few days of the time he was to have married Catherine Gelwix. Police say Hawk has confessed slaying Catherine's mother and sister in ar attempt to kill his bride-to-be bv. soiling tneir home atiro. Too Tall! DC! J I m BliinCliT"!!!! Hohert C. Moad (nbove) G-foot 3 Inch Oakland, Cal.,l'VV A worker and i futher of three children, admitted committing a series of holdups, lite unusual stature. led to his identifica tion and arrest. 'Police say ho ' ' has cnnffiKioif. . ' t rhamplon In IIHti, has a salary tu-j oroar.o i-omlng, owium J. Louis I Cotuisltoy at Mho Cltlrr.so White; Sox, ngrws, but they aro having u Htllo gamo gutting logctlu-r on tho rtir.u of tho boost. -Appling, . vlo jilayod shortstop and topped holh major; Inaguca In' hitting with it ,WN iuJRjgL, Iiuh aalct'd $20,000 tor l!):iVf lip 'rocoivi'd about $12.0110 last yoari ComisUc thiiiUn a contract calling lor about $15,000 und a hoium clauso which might raise tho figuro to $17,500, is about right. BATTING CHAMPION ARGUES OVER PAY nilCAfiO. .tan. 21. (AD l.uko Appling, tho major luaguo batting The RoHohurg Pnpoonos. the Jun ior bign pep baud, the girls drill team and tho "Howling Hundred" rooting Hi'ctlon will combine to af ford an evening of entertainment tind excitement ul the junior high school gymnasium tonight wlmn the PapooseH meet the Oakland high .school 11 team in a basketball game, starting at 7:10 o'clock. The junior high team. Conch lied Turner reports, is in tine shape for the game, ami tie baa at least two toll teams available for the eon test. Comparative scores In games with (ilide would Indicate the two teams to l:e of about euual strength. Plenty of pep in assured by the school hand and the rooting mmi tiou. while an exhibition bv the drill team duriiiR the half-time in tcrmlsslon is e.K'i te.l to be very entertnlnlutr. .The drill team consists of 24 ghis, wearing white uniforms with gold and blue triinminps. They nre under thn direction oi Carvl Wil liams and Thelina Smith, faculty members. Their first appearance last week brought scorea of ro- quests for e. repetition, (.Iris participating In the ae- tivity are Vera (iorthv. Hazel Ad ams, Doris Williams. Helen White, Carolyn Cordon, Jerry Watson. An nie Shannon, Lois S;rntlen, At ha llo Taylor, I.ois Hills. Mildred Van Nov. Martaret Anderson, Orisa (ilams. IMtty Stuart, Will- Marie Parkins, Charlotte Pillard, rn-la Parlier, ; Franco- Parkins, .lean Cloake. Phyllis Morlan. PutH Snod dy. Phyllis Patron. Virginia Cu. Mary Kobeits. Thelma I'.mady. H nil office spare used hy the federal government rould be eon soiiilatcd Into one room, It would ALL WINTER STOCK MUST GO! Although the weather belles it, spring will soon be here. Now is the rare opportunity to buy seasonable wanted merchandise at a clearance price. Our spring stock is on the road and we must have the room. Out goes merchandise at a price that will thrill thrifty shoppers. Ladies' Goats GROUP ONE Sport and Dress Coats, some . fTtrfTi fur trimmed m MJ'HI' GROyPTWO Better quality Dress Coats tm gm gm heavy silk linings, very jTnuffDQD desirable styles , " mw wtr GROUP THREE AM fur trimmed Dress Coats. The finest quality we had. Re priced to sell quick us Ladles1 Dresses Pure silk, midseason styles, darker shades, mostly long sleeves GROUP ONE GROUP TWO : GROUP THREE Silk prints and plain colors, outstanding values, short and long sleeves .. Rayon prints, acetate Crepes and shadow fabrics, dark and . medium colors Five only Boys' Overcoats, tan, polo style, all wool ., 16 only, Men's Overcoats, Box or Polo, all wool 25 pr. Women's Shoes, Pumps and Oxfords 29 only Men's Suits, sport ' . and plain back? t 127 cards of fancy Buttons, 57, hanks Ribbon 5C GSCll J .'-!; it t.u s .n.i it-nt. ..ii , j -' i t iu v auuutii uyiiic3t uiic-uau pint sizes '11.'. , brown suede, button front - ill . J ! ti (.. I I'! , Six misses Leather Jackets, ""TV 61 boys' School Shirts, chambray and prints ,17 pair children's Oxfords, sTjjme strap-Slippers jI.S)9 2C 15 pair women's rubbers, storm storm style, med. heel.. 5 only Brother and Sister Suits 25 Infants towels',' babies need fhe'ce ..!... 37 pr. Pure Silk Panties, dancettes arid Chemice 37 yard Rayon arid Silk Crepe, plain and prints .. ; . ; . i ,. i - 69 yard Silk Crepe; i-ff plain arid printed 225 Ladies Hankie's1" better quality linen, price .63 pair' Womeii Hose,''"' good wearing cotton .. .'. 12 only Women's Union1 Suits, large size ... -.4 ....... j..-.. Seven only ; . i . Boys' Sweaters, slip over style ;.1.:.J.':.. ,.,...:u.. Be sure and buy a ticket for the big benefit dance IP s J . c . PENNEY COMPANY, Incorporated cover more than three square miles, or 1997 acres, litis year the government is using Ifi.un0.0u0 Bqmire feet of space in Washington of Which 2,S2I,"SG feet is rented MARKETS WHEAT . 'OltTLAND. Jan. 21 While the opening of the entire world's wheat trade was firm, reported selling of huge supplies of May by the official Canadian board caused a reaction. On the Portland futures market, without trading, final on May wns 1 cent lower. On tho sam ple cash market all prices were unchanged. Uheut: Open High Low Close Mny l.U'i l.U'J l.U.J lash wheat: Ilig Hend bluestem hw. '2 pet 1.17; dark hard winter Kl pet 1.31 J:- 12 pet 1,254 ; 11 pet 1.1H4: soft while and western white 1.11 A; hard winter l.l.li; western red 1.12J. PRODUCE - POPTI.ANl), Jan. 21. (AP) IITTTKH Prints, A grade. 3Ue lb. In parchment wrapper. Hftle In car tons; 11 grade, parchment wrap pers. 3oJc lb.; cartons 34Jc lb. Hl'TTKltr AT (Portland deliv ery, general price) A grade, de livered at lean twice weeKiy. ;t ,17c lb.; country routes, 3t-3c lb.; 11 grade, 35-8Gc lb.; V. grade at market. Tl CRAPK OR K.AM FOR MAR KET Price paid producer, btttter fnt basis, S6.1c Ih.; price prJd milk board 6t.6c lb. KUOS Duying price by whole salers: Extras, 21c; standard l!)c; extra medium, 17c; medium firsts, Ifie; undergrade, l!5e dozen. MV15 POULTRY Portland de livery, buying price: Colored hens, over 41 lbs., 15-ltic lb.; under -t ihs, 15-16c lb.; Leghorn hens, 11 He lb.; Leghorn broilers. 1) lbs.. H-15c Pu.: Leghorn springs, 13-14c lb.; roosters, 8-!c lb. Cheese, country meats, potatoes, onions, wool, hay, hops, thohair and cascara bark Pteatly and un changed. LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Jft.i. (AP) (V. S. Dept. Agr.)- Wt)G8: Slow. 10 cents lower, packing and feeder pigs steady; good-choice 165-210 lb. drlvelus ? 1 0.25. load lots absent quotable $10.5. 230-275 lb. $9.75. light lights 10.75, packing sows $s.O0, common light feeder pigs js.fio. SHKKP: Stendv: S7-92 lb. truck ed in laiiihs SS 56-8.85, choice load Schilling pure flavor fasts lota $9.50, few common Cl-70 lb. lnmba $7.50, rooi! ivooleil yearlings $7.00-7.50. good 120 trucked In ewes, $5.50. CATTLE: Active, steady; few short feed steers 57.50. strictlv Rood steers up to $8. JO, common heifers $5.00 0 00, low cutter nnd cutter cows $3.50-4.00, common-medium $4.50-.ri.OO, feeder cows $fi.(in, common venlers $10.00, some higher. ADMIRAL RICHARD E. BYRD in person 'CONQUERING THE ANTARCTIC Exciting Motion Pictures Wednesday, Jan. 27 Matinee 3 n. m.. 2 fir Aft 7K Evening 8:15 p. m., 50c, 75c, $1 McArthur Court Eugene Douglas Funeral Home CaUbllihtd 112 Perfect Funeral Service AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE 112 Pin nd Ln 81. H. C. STEARNS FUNERAL DIRECTOR PHONE 112 Lidy Atundanl