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nT?"ANDE EvrcNTNn obktct?.vet Thursdnv, -Time 1. 1 0J STOCK MOVING TOIMIE, i (Special to The Ofonerver) ; STAIhKl'JV June l.-iim imil wind lust week wh.4 very hmd on wlit'iit uiul rain was liuilly iuviNmI, It clouds m and blown und ruin u little hut th frround in fretting quite dry. . ", ,' m.tiit:. In the Matter nf the Kstate o I'riiy Smith, Deceased. .Notice is hereiiy (fiven that at It Himintr held nn the H'.Hh iluy of .May, HU-, the (.'uunty Cuiirt of Union ('utility, Oregon, iniule and entered an order and ieeiue bamd upon the testimony of witiw-saeH and the peti tion id K. K. HmVK to the effect that suiil Perry '.Smith had not been heard fiom for mure than seven years pre ceding the filing of said petition and , was legally presumed to be dead. .Notice is hertliy jriven to the said other Mrs. Italph Sullivan wa taken verv ,.1T) Smith, if alive, iiy I several days aifo- She win taken ,..., J. ,. I,;.,, ... A,,;Yf' to I.u (Jrande lit once i now i:c-oH within twelve weekrfrom to the tnet.raniie Konne Hospital.- ,.-,,), (!ilv of jum.t lt.iK ,,e ,atc Mrs. A. H. Burnett is also on the ,,. ns pt.iit-ulion of this notice, tick list and is at the L. i. Hiii-neltj niv,.. evidence of said J'erry home in I.a (Iriuiil. t Smith's continuance in life. Jack Stario and Turn Hose went to ij (j ('OUCH the. I'endleton country I'Yiday morn-! , ' Jud'ife. I ing for pasture horses. !.lune il-8-l..l j'our bunds of KniMhe lirother.-'i ! sheep came in last week. Kaymnml Strnck broutrbt in mote "B.'VhMun.eu'f Island f'lty, f;.tJ N'JTICK IS IIKRKBY fJIVK.V: er of A. B Burnett, and .Mrs. Klsie' That by virtue of a foiwlosure cxe Smith ure visitinir in Starkev. i-utn.li, juifcment, d.cree and oider of A. B. Burnett is moving his family -' ,lulV issued out of and under to I a Oanilo tlu' "f ('m'mt "llr' "' x'w C.'.V. Ilac-ev 1ms made neveral trins .''' "f " Wn, for the enmity of NOTK'K OK SIIKKII-T'S KAI.K. cr urnl i Jni y lt"trt wife und f-us-j band, and (i, K. McClemlnii, u le- fcrulants for the uin f J 1 J t with intiMfst thereon at the rate of six per tent from the first day ! May, lflL'J, until paid, for th" 'urther: sum of $.")0.00, for attorney fees, and Ut the foxlH und diMhuoements here in luxed ut $-;i.75, urul for the ac cruing cost. And in which nid e ecution 1 urn ooaimanded to make sale nf the hereiaurtr de:ribt'd feal property to satisfy said 'judgment, interest, attorney fees, custn und dis bursements, including accruing ensts. J NOW THHKKKOK K: By tirtue of! said execution and in obedience to i!s comnrmnds, I will on Saturday the: 17th day of June, A. I. at the; hour of two 'clock p in. of .-aid day,; at the fiont door of the Cou.ity (unit House, in the city of La Oiundr, in Union County, Oregon, m-ll ut public Auction to the h;ghtt bidder for, cash in hand, subject to the statutory rights of redemption, all the rifc-ht, title and interest of the above n;med dt fciidaJits, or either of them, in and to the JSK 1-4 of the SW 1-4, and th- NW i-4 of lite SK 1-J of S.-.-iiju idi: , uno the W 1-2 of tin- NK 1 -1 of See-! tion all in 'i'own:diit a, S, U. -H),1 K. W. M., in Union ('ounty, Oregon,! to suti(ly said judnv-nt, intertst, at-' torney fees ai d t o.- Ix and disburse-1 nients, including ai: :uin costs. j Iatt.i at I.a (iiande, Oregon, this; IKth dny of .May, 11. I.KK WAUNICK, Sheriff of Union County, Oregon. May 18-:), June 1-S-I5. Us ODKerver Want Ad. tt AitfiViff-i Flies Found Far Underground. (Vrluin spi-i-les of eraiit-lly, of the tfemm Tilchoera, are commonly found ui inhu'S and Kouictinirs at L'r(.:,r dt'plbs. I Vat l)iu)M-ln i.r HrlKbt'i ()Ib-, ronmilt a (lnrl'ir, Kir relief front kilriy bHt-t-nVh. rlun.utiiitii. t-u-.. Ink WUdhKN SIIUK lilt AND 11 AA ftl-RM Oil. CM'StM.KS tnittvv.irLl.y oi.-fu-hiiiiil iulcliur in ir,r;,t,f:n thm Una i!imI tnt Ut tif tltuf. i.'i 'ain'i' (In- ; full trviitrnwiil, G Imim., $2.Thk Money bark if mt atiti. when ItiircliitBa'd fnun u. I - K I,. IHtlK. CO. to Hilgurd for nupplie.-i for Hmylhi Union, bea.ri!.(r tJie date of the Idth u.nL.AH., :uy i" iiay, a. i). itzt anu in me Stockmen held a meetinK Friday' ,'i,",'U''1 'Miwmt a ia- gfternoon at the school home anil an- menl, decree and order of sale duly pointed li. I.. Sullivan to keep the salt entered in said Court, in the suit eut In reserve for the slock this ea-: therein pending, wherein Kirk Krick goni. .... sn and Carl l.indillist ai-e plaintiffs ' Gi-osn '! kooiI now and stock, i. M'llie Meyer and Henry M-er. Jirkin(f up flesh fust. ' wife and husband, und Ci. K. Mcf'len- 1 Kaymond Ktraek and fe-' spent! 'Ion are defendants, in which judK Kriday with Mrs, J. S. Iliv ,Ie a;- "' ,l"'r,'c' wu fntere.l in favor tended the stockmcn" tuettinit. 'ot l:,l,k Kri.kson and Carl l.ind.iuist, i Saturday morninir a number of " plaintiff and against Millie Mey jtockmcn started for McKay Creek , . ' for more stocki S Mr. I.ucas, A. J. Sullivan's rider, brought in Rome cnttlcSuri'biy. j' Anthone Vey, Jr., and, his riders For Utmost Corset Satisfaction be Fitted to J HafcW I Olr FOR SALE brought in to his summer rantre at heep Kanch 881 fine whitufiue cuttle I Sunday. ' j , Must of the Sturkey rancherii hav.' SOMK MOIIK llltlilS IV ilielr civps in und mime are up nicely.! CITY .M I'AliM LANDS iras is about a month behind tin.- j . summer. i ' ' An amateur round-up wan held at ncrtll np.ir , S(1mil Jack ;Stario's place Sunday. Alvit..-,; () iim(.r cllllvillil)11. ,.,, 1hornhur was thrown .,uile hard on r l(, ,,,. wlllll ,. lis head and shoulder but was no Flimet .i.rown in all for dly hurt Vine hmeruk manaKe, ; IV PllilV Oil ll'fl Ml I, IH" UUl III" i-.H. the horn of hi unddle almost off I'l Federal loan on It whirl makees II (loin HO j1'' l" in'1!' iininc,T i i" "r : ' , . ', iniade. Will take a (rood piece of i Mr. Lucas Ik Roinpr out to the Pen-!)WI1 ,.(.rtv ,,, txlhanp'. I uleton country to bnnit in A. J. bul-i ; llvann horse "Chief" and a jack. M ucrn nnnh ))f , 0rul(lB .1 wo hands of Cunhaa shtep , ,.i,lvatlon, nood fauna n on their r..nKe now. y orchard.! Kitid sprliiKt. nu tthe jtroperty. 5 Jarrese iiastui e und 1 1 tuner. one Ifouurth mile from the HO, Price i$'HHHH)Of easy terms. ANGLERS T T HAKER I The followers of Isaac Walton are How turning their eyes longingly t. wurds Wallowa anil Hukcr count ic.-, where, uccoxlinu; to reports, the fish ing is much better than in Union coun ty, Kitffle and" I'ine creeks, in Hit Iter county, are drawing many of the loru-l anlcfH and rcputtti of tfoud siz ed cutcheA are -heini; turned in dally. Alonic the Wallowa river and ahto in other streams in Wallowa county, the members are being cuuirht in con siderable quantities. ; 1-add Creek and Little Creek, in Laild canyon and uottheat of Union, respectively, are not as much in favor, as earlier in the season. Uidd creek in practically fished out and l.illle . Creek "aint what it used to be," Cnth-I ' erine Creek, the mecca of KuKtcrnj ' Orejfon anKlenr in tlx summer. Is still j too hijh to furnish any vm'l' t'Uhinc und from the present outlook, it will i 1 be two or three weeks before the 1 creek is at its best. Most of the oth- rr Htreams in Union county are either ' getting pretty wHI fished out or are fitill too hih to permit oed fisbinir. 7 room modern house on Adnmit live. Two rnirne lols fruit trees K1(,d Karate, in one of the best locations liln town, all for $."..r0o.0o terms. iConie and see us for your Insurance,' Urn, In TI1K .MUTUAL I. IKK hS, ('o. of NKW YOHK. IMHK and; ACTOMOmi.ii:. No Hi)iif'p7.inK of orenns; no . presHiiro; defects of figure corrected; a perfect founda tion fur your gowns. Tills In addition to the coin foils afforded through the ex clusive "La Camille" features; No pressure on spine; no cut ling by lacerH; no pinching of clasps; no digging of BtayH at lopbut freedom, ventilation, satisfaction. A romplete line of the dif ferent models always nu hand. J'rlecN .0 ami up, Mrs. Robt. Pattison Corsetiere lien. 1702. Cor. Spring & Oak Phone SHOES for MEN AT S5.C0 Jnsf rcr, 'ivt'd ;i hir sliipniont of men's s1kos anil oxt'oi'ils. 'I'licsc .shot's itit' all well si'ies with riililitT lict'ls ami arc Kiiaraiitccil l.'n lie all solid lent licr. Wo sf.iml. liai'k of every, pair. 'Iioii-e o1' any shoe in our men's window 'for "t.VM f I l is week oiilv. All sizes. ootery "A Paradise for Tired Feet' lidli Depol Slreet 1'liono Main 118 Cirover .Smith, Mgr. f4d STAR Si Friday Only "WINNERS of the WEST" Red-Blooded American History -AH-i- 2 Reel Western 2 Reel Comediy arci!S3 SATURDAY and SUNDAY PRISCILLA DEAN In "WILD HONEY" Yes We Have It! First class Alfalfa and Timothy Hay, Grain, Mill Feed, goodi dry Wood and Coal. ' PRICES LOWEST Elledge aed Stiles I 1 ., I'lione .Main 714 VYarehoiise and Office opposite (irande U'ondti. '' Lmiilier Co., on (ireenwood St. l''ii1Wirfi 'j The Fourteenth Annual Union Live Stock Show Will he Held at UNION, OREGON, JUNE 7, 8 and 9, 1922 This great lvtstorn Oregon event' needs no intro duction" to tlif jieople dif tlite section. Let it bo known, howevier, that Hie .1922' Stock Show will he the eipial of any show ever presented by this as sociation, and the pHc of (he surrounding eoun Iry are asked to.takViu least one day off and e.ome to Union at Stock Show time. A fine exhibit of livestock, plenty of races and wild west stunts every day, and entertainment at night. Do not forget the dates of this great Eastern Ore gon event, awl arrange to be present. For any further information, address W. P.. Davis, Secretary, .Union, Oregon. ' ' ' " - - Decoration Day May 30th J (jen.CarrS- C.J. BLACK & CO. Now Foloy rtiilldlng La C run Ue, Oregob La Grande ' MATTRESS SHOP and WEAVING WORKS Miitirussi'a of nil klmlH I'lcnn fii iiiul ri'lmilt. lVatlior Hctio viitlim. linn ItuH ntiil Flurr Ilunit Tor sale. CnrHt mitt Itilu; Cli'iintiiff III 1 2, $l.r.O anil up Clioa. Kdwnnls, Prop. Phone 2f.n-W Do you know all about these new and money-saving uses for Kingsford's Corn Starch? IT it not necessary to purchi both a bread ami a pastry flour. By using U cup of Kinfftilord's Corn Starch to cup of any pood flour tha percentage of gluten iii decrraftrd ami the march content increased au that home prepaied Hour will ou.kc a lighter and finer grained cake. If your recipe calls for 4 to 1 quait of milk, use 3 vkk and for tha 9fig omitted use ' tabli'spoimtul oi Kuinstunl's Corn Starch. Kor amoothrr, glossier ,Riavi and sauces ua a Uaaaert spoonful of Kititfsfurd's Corn Starch, ttisteadof a tablehpuonlut of wheat Hour. Kor " ' ' '- lirhtff. flakier hlwrnhfi. nia cmstii nml oi n flu is, iimke your pastry Dour with one fourihcup oIKitiKhlord'satid three-fourths cup wheat flour. . A little KiiiRstottl'sCorn Starch dusted on tfp ct ()tr before icing prevents tha frosting from tunning off. A quarter tea poonlul of Kinsfurd's put into each of you i salt-ahakers wil'. prevent salt caking. Fanry made wiih Kingsfnrd'a Corn Starch makes lighter, flakief biscuits, pi. rust and uiufliua. ORDER THAT MONUMENT NOW 1 .. TIMELY W ,. a . cr u . 3 B 1 WII!lUIIIIllii!l!lUUIII We have made a profound fflemOndl.Tivi ,tu(y of moDuraen,; balldin?, nu nu uiucr piai;ru iu uui nanas is Bure 10 receive iaitn ful, intelligent execution. We Will Gladly Ftrnish Estimate! Blue Mountain Marble & Granite Company. Illllllliiira 1502 S Ae La Urande, Or. M I. MAnSON se;ils ini.nil ially, rrom tlit poiiri of view of the business fiiiiilyst .... When In-says "iin Husc your atlvert isin" in 1!)''2, we may he sure !''."t iiis i m 1 i e is Imsed iiioii eii refill and s'ii r.-liini; .study. His niess.'iye eoines to .reinft-r'-e the views of bankers, business inen, and eeoiioinists. Tlie eomisel .of these men. eimiiehleil recently in business jiiiblieat ions, )ioinls to ad evi isinur as ;;ii iiiilisiiiisalile fa. tor in distribution and sales, ' More anil mmv we are cumin:;- to s; I lie stabilizing influence of care fully i'i.nined a.lverlisiu, a- il affects not only the selling machinery of liusi'ness oi'Uaniatioiis. Iml equally importan't the credit, llie iood-will, the presti.yy upon which their operations iblieuil. The Observer, speaking fnun knowle.lac of conditions in the La (Irande trade district, adds tliis advice to Unit of Mr. liabsoii: Stndv well the potentialities of -very market. Send every advert isiiisr dollar fortli to brinir back results. Plan carefully. Advertising in 1!L"J. prop erly conceived and placed, will exert a .emit influence on business. TlinaTo'RattiraT B iBuf rttkj mm neserver The Old Horn? Paper-Ev?V$ 3 It. o 0 ALL over the country TL todaymen are talk ing about the service Fisk Tires give. Just look the tires over if you want to know why. Compare for Quality ami JPriee There 's a Mi Tire of ex i , tm for t ar, tguck or speed uatrun
