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J.. '.. Tuesday, August 28, 1923. THE LA GRANDE; EVE.NJNQ OBSERVER PAGE FIVE Local News In Brief tt a t! wheat to Astoria mills. I'cndletun Orcgoiiian. U II t II II n n M - " " " " n September 20-22 Pendleton ' ' g RtUntP- Tl ' r !" Milk to. T.V..S-. S t F I County Fair 8! Ao.urdlnK lo 1.. Hill, mummer or M h ,f'n .. 8 " (.'oiniiierchil Creamery company. nRRttttitttttn tt. the first ,-arloaa of condensed milk lo I'lirlliiml Wheat Market. I'OltTI.ANII. (A. I'.) Hiir.1 Willi. Jl.UU; Western Kctl $1.01. shipped from tin- local nlunt went out yesterday lor distribution in Tcx- -lr. Hill slated lliat there was 60.- Twilt Hoys Tttlll boys IVoRi lini ll lo Hi. V, "" Cook of Kamelu Klinday. .Mr un,i ,HI I'Oun.is in the shipment, and was Mrs.' Cook are receiving a double ln;L'M' from uppi oximatele IHKI.UUO umount of consratulallons from iheir 'oun'la ot milk. Baker Herald, friends. j ' r.ii'lhiiHl Aliii'kols Today. ,' l'OKTI.ANU (AIM. Cultle. weak chuice steers, $7.0(1 to 7.50. JloRJ and sheep steady. i-'.gs steady ut sou to 5c. Butter firm. 71 jllol Lake Anluils VIsIIIiik Here f The recent arrivals al the Hut 1-liki Miss I'urcrlle l'eek ' Pen.i ii ... sanjioiluin ineluile: Miss Helen lun Cross sccrclurv. iii i ie,..! i., i '. t ..i . Ontario, (H e.; .Mm. I!. V.. Harrett. j J .of. yesterday uflei-nnfin .... ..,f.;.., .' : Seaside. Ore.; Win. (liles Harnden. I.a s. litemlier. S1.0U ness. .She returned to her home i-i !"in''''' '" l,k'Ssins-"r. 1 'sS'ton. ! Auirust. 1.02; September. $ 1.011; west I Pendleton this inoi niilir. vtasn.: v. . Hay. Day. on, Wash.: ,c,. ,ed. August, $I.H2: September. $1 ! . ' l- Wallace. Iiuyton. Wash.; .lu.llj Oats No. 2 white feed, AURtlst, 'Clear. I.a (iramle; S. V. I )eBerstedt. JJ(1 ; September, $25: No. 2 Bray, Au Trui k Off llriilxe Portland, in.-.: .lack Speed, I'matilla. 'guest. $25; September. $24.fiO. rortlnn.l (.rain .Market. ( Yesterday) l'OKTI.AN'l). (Al1). Wheat Hard while. Hs. Haart, Ausust, $1.U8: Sep tember, $1,117; soft white, Auirust, IS1.07: September $1.06; western white, August. $1.07: September. hard winleiv August, $1.02, northern spring, I A Soft Land ins: Corn No. 2 K. Y. shlinuent gust, $;I7.25; September, $:!7. Au- A Security Construction truck wcnl Ore.; M. H. Hailey and wife, Cuhl- lliioinrh the lu-ldfrc at Hie corner of 'du.: ". CI. Meyers, liolae. Ida.; Third and Grundy yesterday. No oik ' HiirriiKCPt, Boisp, Ida.; .Mrs. W. was injured. iilthoiiKh tlut flooring- ot Hall, Wtilla Wull Wasn.; Mrs. i . I-Viill Mnrkct. Hie uriUffe was dama'd to some ex- '""'. AhUon. U: Jan. Moimt,( (Yesterday) lent. lio:e. lua.: .Mrs. Martha Miinscll. I.u HOISK. Ida. (AP). Hartlett pvartf. Grand.. Ore.; Kay Hutchinson, lA'a0 tents nor basket. Visiting Cousin- Horace Huron of ltoek Island. Grande. III. To Apn::ir Hefori' ('otunilsloiiei-H ears, i pounds for 2." cents. (-"antaloupi-.i, S l-Ite to 1 fit- eueh. Pea eh luint, 35c per basket. Peaches. -5e per basket. Green apples, 4 to U pounds for 25l Wnlei -melons, to 2c per pound. Strawberries, choice. 10c a box. Blackberries, 12c to 15c per box: .IT yu.on. puHimnsu-r oi Aeeordint: to an unnnunnmml to-l La Grande, and Hurt Huron, of hni,- day hy a Cltisspn of La Gl,iml)., u ,.. r lor has arrived, in tins city, and ,,r uf w:ilor USl.rs or n,is clly aro will spend several wV.-ks here before to ,,,;,. 1)tlfon. tIu. citv cmmtJ,io. ) I-etUrnUlK to his home. WeilneM.lav evening al Iho ritv hall' for the purpose of discussniK- with thi $ 1 ,7ft to JL'.DO per crate. Loyal Sisters Will Meet commissioners the water siluaUon in; Dates, bulk, 4)c a pound. The Loyal Sisters of the Christian La Grande. One citizen stated: "fit- Lemons. 4:tc to tiOc. church will meet at the park tonior-, izens and water users are urqed toi Ornntfes, 35c to 70c u do::en. ' row afternoon al l'::id o'clock. All ar appear before the city eonunisslnn to Kaislns bulk, 15c and 17c it requested to bo at the church at 2 morrow niirht. AuiaiHt 2!th, at the city I pound. I OClocK. hall ut 7:3 o'clock, and discuss thn . J water situation, 'fully, fairly and fear- 1'lirisllan Picnic le.ssly alontf constructive lines. If you 1 v 1 . . . ViV- -j-iift nrnWMNXo. ..w K f t k I. Tilot Anshodan waits for help after his pluno crashed in a rico Hold near Toklo, Japan. The mud saved him from Injury, but what a lob lia tvill havo ccraping his plane! ft BOOSTERS OFF TO WALLOWA CO. (Continued from pugo I) is' the second during tlie puj.t week, arc beiiifr made prior to the resum ing ot the Tuesday noon-day lunch eons which will be held on Septem ber 4 und on following Tuesdays until next summer. The main object of the booster trips is to create u feel inp; of friendship and co-operation with business men and their com mercial organization. BAND FUND IS PROGRESSING BUT" SLOWLY , v, i Holm's Grocery $11; Eastern Oreifon I.iirht and Power Co., $10; Grande linn.lo Meat Co- $10; Class Oiiik- j$I0; ICiiitem Oregon Music Co. $5; Newlin Drue; Store $2; Currey Press H.m; Aullionys Kestauiunt S-i Cherry's Florists $10; Southutdi & Shinii ?10; Vr- 11. S. Brownton $5; V. 11. llohnunkanip Co. $10; Art's Plunibinff Shop $1; Clint's Clothiery So: Plit.tii.im Kinthms Sill- ktHi.u in.,1 I company $f; J. C. Penney Co. $5; Aweiinl FlumbiiiK $a.50; Porkms Mo tor C. Sri; Jap Stevens Sodil Factory anil UottliiiK Works, $L'.u0; Dr. E- P. Motsman $2; iGrande Ronde Val ley liouso $2.50; (Uy J. Taylor). Liberty (irill $1; I.a Grande Invest ment company ?o; I-a (irande Barber Shop $2.;i0; Dr. F. L. Iltnlston $5; The Club Billiard Parlors $2. MAN MIGHT- BE A MERE-MACHINE; CRILE'S BELIEF ..-'elusions he reached were the talk of every hospital in Kuropc. All the din-ti-nnished Hureons present were anx ious to hear inor of his method of renderiiiH: opeiTLtiona "sliockless," Oil Co. $f; Tap Shoe Shop $1; French & Greene $5; Sawyer-Holmes 5; C recent Meat company Nelson Printimr comnnnv $2.50: Hooverizcl Grocery $5; Dr. A. L. Kichnnhon $10; Snrith's Garage $5; ipkie Moun tain Creamery $f; John Kjrrei-s of the Pastime Pool Hall $5; N. K. We 4 Co., Inc., $10; liojne llmlopendcnt Telephone Co. $10; Shannon Harn ess Shop $10; .Silver Grill $5; United States National Bank $10; 1 Grande National Rank $10; Oregon Hardware and implement Co., $10; Macnhprsnn Ilakrv SWl t.n flrnile Ifil-rw-Oi-u- rnmnnrui 'till. I a r.r,n,ln iEveninc Observer $10; Ked Cross (Hniff Store $i; Putman's Heady To (Wear $5; La Grande Electric com mmv Sft- HillV noiun't inniit Sini-A $10; H. ' & S. Electric company $5; The troaty with Turkey leavea tho Aniienlaiin freu to choosu tho partl-eulat- from of branny they prefer. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO o o 0 o 1 Frock Notes I The Christian chinch will hold a :m- intereated in a sufficient suppb picnic ut the park tomorrow evening of K"d water, come out. If not, he at G o'clock. Everyone is invited to content with river water for domestic come and hrinir their Imskets. A rood and stuy lioiii".'" Tt Is lielieved attendance Is expected, .and no doubt thi,t iHe a representation of citizens: to SLUM. Itolsc Uctnll Market. . 1 BOISK, Ida. AP). Klour, lilwh patent, il.;U to $t.K0. Alfalfa, first cutting:, baled, 90c to $1.(1(1. N Alfalfa, second cutting:, haled, !fUi an enjoyable eveninff will he spent. Motor to l,a rande ; Several parties of local folk motor' ed over to I.a Grande and back Sun day, IncIudhiR: Senator H'-nry J. Tay lor and party, and 11. Trqmblry with his family and a jrroun of frh nils. .Mr. and Mrs. Krank Na??le and Mr. and Mrs. Itobert l-'orrest formed- nn- other motor party which made the j Union county metropolis their destin ation Sunday. Pendleton Oreg-onian. i .will attend meeting'. the Wednesday night Wheat, $1.60 to $1.75. WAR AREA CLEARED OF DEADLY SHELLS of lly Charles A. Smith. liid't'iialiniwU News Service Staff .omMrndent. 1 .ON )(iN". The battlefields Warrciium jimirui'i Here Northern Krance ar.! returniiiK lo Mrs. lianelt. city manager of War- (luilr liri..wai. appearance, and reen renton. stopped off in Pendleton for ,VMs now taklmj the place of th breakfast tiiis morntnir on her wav to 1 1 1. r Hot Lake sanitarium for treatments. w 1 nt Rln8t 38.1,000; oats, 22.000 against, Mra. Harrett is thought to be the only wllrt h!1H 0rininis:eil the break- I -00,) firn in l'orts Ihrwnso. WASHINGTON. ( AP). Grain ex ports liom the l imited Statt?s last week totaled 4, 4 SO. 00 0 bushels as com pat ed with 4.7G4.000 bushels for the week previous. The falling total was dn principal ly lo a decline In the amount of wheat sent abroad. The totals for the past week as compared with those for the week previous, as made public by the commerce department, follow: Wheat. ;i,271 (too bushels agalnsi :s,lMU,oou; corn., izfi.ooo against IIi'o, 000; flour, 2711,200 barrels against 2:t3.4oo; barley, 22.!lifl lushelR Hy F. A. Wray, Intcritatioual Ne,ws Sen ice Staff OH-tt'siMnident. I .ON I o., l'Vpfvssoi; ('rile, of K'lwveland, Ohio, has given' thu Inter national Congress of Surgery, in lon- dqu.the shock of it:i lifo, rie put to those present a quest ioj tliat had never before entered their heads. ' Jle askedt - ' ' is 'man a niero- electrical machine, controlled by his. own chemistry?" ' 1 The fpiery startled his 'audience. Kor one thing they had1 never expected (he professor to 'abandon surgery for physiiUosy., Also, such a suggestion had never occurred to them. "I invite you," sain Crlle, "lo re gard the brain as tho 'positive pole" of tho human electric machine, I ask you to look on I ho liver as Mm 'negative pole' and the nerves as the connecting wires. Tho 'driving power' of the body." woman city ii.nnageMn the country. in(? up of (he huf.(, dnm)3 o ammu- She Is In the real estate besim-ss In her home city. She first showed her executive ability wh-n she put through a deal bringing Montana hard nition and war material in Krance j Heat, Like Love, Goes Where It's Sent. but humidity stops the "minute, a pair of Allen A Union Suits are sent home. ; Try this today we wouldn't print what was not true any more than Allen A would make a Summer Suit that wasn't cool. Conservatively speaking-, this stock of under wear is capable of turn ing 1,500 hot, tired, mouth-droopins; m e n into that many heel dickers and teeth show ers. The Union Suits arc 95c to $1.45 or two-piece if you draw a line at the equator Doc to $1.75 True Shape Silk Hose 60c to SI. 15 Faultless Silk Pajamas $2.45 to $9.85 Hickok Initial Belts $1.00 to $2.00 Nettleton Shoes $12.00 to $1.1.00 Bcrjr Fall Mats $7.00 to $10.00 (UNT (JPTMIEB I be Stnre W illi inn icu ?. DENVKlt. (A. P.) Tho police to day that .Mrs. Itoy McGlone, slain yes terday with her chum. Mlse Kmmo Vascovlc. lived In fear of death. Two attempts were made to kill hre. Newspaper Plant Burns. WATIOKFORI) ( AP) Tho offices of thciWatcrford News were destroy ed by -fire Monday. The newspaper has been vigorously Republican in policy. RECORDS ARE SMASHED BY AVIATORS I (Continued Krom Page One) and made contact with Smith and tiichter's craft, lowering tho pies and some sandwiches. Kichtcr, standing In tho cock pit, had grasped the buck et containing the pies when a sudden guest of wind caused the upper plane continued the professor, "must depend ; to nose up. Kor a few seconds Itlch on the difference in brain and the ' fr. clinging to the bucket, was lit- liver. If this is diminished the 'driv- J t-i ally suspended In midair. Captain ing power' will become less." i Itobert G. Kevin, piloting tho contact I lr. Crlle went on to suggest that, plane, quickly whipped the nose of! during i-Icep a. diminished difference his plane downward and Itichter net-! of potential and hence a diminish-1 tied hat k In his' seat with I he black-! ed driving powcr' Is corrected. flmtV-'f berry pies and . sandwiches in his Portland Market. ( Yesterday) 1 I'ltW'l IV I I 1 IM Slltir. and liclgti.m, !!:,. .5c- 'low.-V.' "mills and ciuW The v.liol.' of Xorthr-rn Trance has s It,.-,.i,(s 4.50S. ('hold- sK-rrs. Iii'i-n clwinc-il up, says l'U-kc-tt. Poison s7 to (7.7s; m,.,ilm to Rood, JO. 5(1 (,-mh has l.i-i-n (liswipatid, and 801110 1(, ?7.u: f,. to mcdliilll. 5.5II to :i',li, (Mid tons or nialcrial have been ro-,i;.r,n; coininon to rair, $4.r.(i to fi.riU; turned to commercial use. jc-hnlce cows mid hollers. $5 to tfi.io:. "l-.ii.eli monlh lor 111(1 liast llireo i(.)0lep hellers . i Jill lo $5.5(1; medluni-l years." I'lckett said In an interview, , pnoil cowsianrt heireis, 54.76 to' 6, men Have dealt wlitli i.immi.hihi : $r, ri; fair to medium, $:i."n lo J4.25 shells, hall' a m liion irrenades. and '(.'million cows, JS.75 to ::."5; can three-quarters or .t nitllion ruses re.n,,r!! s j rll tl) j.nu; hulls. $3. cm to lircsenliiiii the breaking up 01' 2(1.00(1 , t4.0(i; rjioice dairy calves. $9.(1(1 to tolls nionllily. . $l(i.(iu: prime liijht. $8.11(1 lo $'.i.0ii: "My organization's primary objtct : heavy. S5.III1 to $S.(m. in brei'khif; up the ammunitU'n was I l.'OKS About nlte hilfher. Kxlreme to extract tho fuse from th" shell. lo. Jlli.fili: I'.eceipls, 1 .5:1 7. rrlpie '"I'he shell!; were put in a criale , litflit, .775 to Sl'l.l'S: smooth heavy, cubicle," hn said, (lescrlhiliR breaking 2:10 to Hull pounds, $.5ll to $11.75: up operations, "buttressed with rami-j :!ni pounds and up. $7.5(1 to $S.5n: haH and railway sleeu-rs, t hrouKh , rouh heavy, $li.0() lo $7.5(1; rut pips, which the end or the shell protruded, j SK. 75 to $11.75: feeders. $S.7B to $H.25: so the w-orknien conlil operate with ist.iKes, subject to dockaffe, $2.50 to special fus.- tools. 'Hie fu:;e, haviiK,' $5.(tn. been extracted, the eluir;;o w.ia then' Sheep Act ivc. Receipts. 1,4:15. Kast cilher washed or burnt out. of mountain lambs. $111.11(1 to $1(1.75: "Millions of rounds of ammunition choice valley. $111.1111 to $1(1.5(1; med- and hells 01 chaws loi-iiiick t IriilK ium. !." to $1(1. no; vol on, $X.6 irunn were dealt with byvun appliance -to $!i.5(i.; culls. $7.11(1 to $S.50i lljlllt which ripped out the bullets and sep-I yeiu linBs. $7.5n to $.(ui; heavy. $(i.(le arali'i! the bras : case from the copper !o $4.6(1: lleiivy, $5.5(1 lo $0.00; ewes, atl.iehmeiit:-. while 1: water sluice ; 1 .50 to $5,511. swept awav the power." j Picket think, lliat tlie Allies mid America produced much superior am- If .'" "ve dnntlraff or your jiiuiiitiou (lurins the later part of th..lalp itches or your hair is fallinB War. but savs that (ierman v s TNT ; ut. you will bc surprised to know war peri. i t and never cuualled. iwiilun a week, dandruff and itchinir 01 scaip win oe praciicauy stopped and in a month your hair will stop falling: if you use germicide und dandruff eradicalor. Sold only by Kilverthorn - Wright's family Ilnig 8-28-tf. tions such as f(-Ur and' unjrer, tin tht other hanil. reduce drlvlnir power. ' The' nrtlbnft of tht'" 'hunuin nia chine,' in fact crth be corrected' and re ulaled at -wilf vhetHer"by iill-uh:' of clieniieuls tluit Is. ana'(!:d belles, so porifics and stimulant:! or ot shocks thut Is. rrlKht, insults.cic. Thi'se clrumslauctts of jWl'c und hanils. LOCAL BAND GETS PENDLETON JOB! 'P'firtW, ;vwwtliu'- ri-w in' tni. eJhanfl-f.stilifirfis'VlijI.il'M!'.! f(lH8 1' Details ol' die e (Continued From Puire One) and Salem in Pullman cars, which Alii house tho band throughout the onsldcral Ion nro not (in .the-. Wwm itej',iy.wsnai':',i)W!o.-j.yd knoirn .us .the contracts have not (if niechaalsl'l(sv't.)!tiiin:, o.J 'al-lived here. . Or. (Vila cluiyuc.l.f IKVitVliis theory J Hut. ut liny rate, wllh thi' selecllnn explains many otherwise iiii-xlieablt! !(,r the l.a (irande Municipal band for phflloliif-nS '6f nre'. Jll-riiellef Is that. I he I wo most important Jobs In Ore. examination of hls coneltisioler tuny icon in Mi;::, Ihe slate fair and the h'u'd lo "ah" T-llfllV revliflll loll " ill The 1 Pendleton Itolllld-llii. It aiiiii-ars II111I pnictlce 01 niediclne llhc "hand boys" have reached an al -; Tl'ho .lihll-ess I if :iJ he.l-nwllC I li,1 In im closest "ASK Till-: IONV'F.I.OI'10" ANI KNOW Til 13 THUTH A1IOUT ' Onu home, run didn't make . Itabe Until. It tuok a wliolo flock of over-the-fellce illila lo will for I1I111 Ihe title of the "hat klliK" of baseball. One 1; o o d aiilomobilK doesn't rlpplu the surface of public prestllte. It lakes many curs and many mod els and many years to win the public's "O. K." Hulck'H aechilmed leuilershlp bail been well earned. Hundreds of thousands of iivrs and nuiny models over a period of many years has estab lished the new r.124 Hulck as the lhibn It ill Ii or the ttllloinobllo Industry. If you enn't (iiilte reach 11 new one, by nil menus choose a ennd used one any model any year there's no bhtiiks.-r they all helped to accumu late the prestige, that Hulck today enjoyn. Southard & Shinn Used Cm s 1 1 HI AdaniH Ave. It's, hard lo clmose tho most in teresting new style notes about new I'Yocks. They are. nil so ln tcrcstiiif,'. Hut we will say this: COI.LAKS Include t'ascinutlnK Cath erine de Medici ones thut embellish trij? eoat frocks or shiiiimerlnff htleiiioon . uf taint I Sl.KKVKS wear many a frill on their wrists. varyinK from frilly undfisleeve lo n u r ro w pleated frills that extend up the sleeves themselves. H : NT " Three Killed in Storm. INDIAN'A.POl.lS, Intl.. (AP) Three persons are de;id and property dum.irre olimnled Ht mmv l!i:in S10D- 00!) was 'done Sumhiv nicht audi Store. ca:ly Jlondy hy a heavy rainstorm, accompanied by lie;htniiiKt through nut tlie slate. Vengeance 1 I, x f. 3 NEW TODAY STRAYED Jersey Bull- Dehorned, Hhick, no brand. Noso rinped. Phone Main 71!). 8-.8-2t. LOST A traveling: ba(r between La Grande and Lone Pine. Return to Observer. 8-28-2tp LADY wishes work hy day. Fully experienced in laundry, ciieaninK or housework. Phone 300 W. 2-H8-:2tp. FOUND Wool scurf, between Perry and La Grande. Owner niay .have same by identifying scarf and paying for ad. Phone ll.'io J. '. 8-28 lit. FtHl RENT Bedroom for Lady. Calf: 4:14 J. 8-28-:jtp. I FOR SALE .OR- TRADE A bulk I (rrain bed. Call Farm 158. 8-28-ltp. Dated this 22nd day of August 1923. J- E. Stearns, Recorder of the City of La (.rande, Oregon. Aufr. 25. Sept. 1-8-15. searches iluriiiK Ihe war and the itaiunn nt of perfection above ollwi Oregon und other northwestern hands. fe rn f-V''-" K i . D... .Sit : iAri Invitation to the JOYMAKERS PICNIC French & Greene Itriul.v-Io-Wcni' & Shoes "- OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 Last Week of i 0 o 1 Special Sale I o M, o Out' "Factory-to-You-Salc" for August ends Fri day evening. We still have quite a few items at Special Prices. Stationery - Toilet Preparations Coffee - Coca - Jam - Jelly Brushes - Shaving Articles Medicines Combs Etc. It's RED.CROWN.:,' for the ' EXPERIENCED MOTORIST. Regularly, thousands of other mo torists seek the woods, mountains, seashore playgrounds out-of-town and make week-ends a pleasure , playing or loafing as they choose. But this week-end why not make it your fun for a change? There are hundreds of nooks delightfully fe cluded, ready and inviting wit.iin range of a few gallons of "Red . Crown." Make up the party for your week-end picnic - over the phone to night; the "Red Crown" you can get as you need it, uniformly good, eco nomical and powerful wherever you go. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (Olifonutl 100 Power o o o 0 o 1 The TmwM Store ; I o o oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooou FOR KENT Attractively furnished 1 four-room modern apartment. 1 Phone 1.VI M. 8-28-atp. LOST Half-grown bird dog black and white. Call 210 M. 2-28-lt. FOR SALE Four-room modern hmijralnw on Y ave. Inquire f -h'o .. rir or I'none 4'r.i m. . 8-28-ltp- J vCIvASglft 1; AI L COMMERCIAL SL'IUKCTS Our assiilanc" In heliilric fiml living u u-il-rs kIv. n without chaw. Knioll K.il. :inl If imsslbb-. and lose no time on 111" np'-mni; ilay. Wide vbat train '" will arrio on lr you wlsli us lo nieel you ut tlb- slallen. If you cannot stint with the curly classes, .moil lit any later dale LINK'S (1 11AI d . ATKrt rcc.-lve (tend saliiii.s and ere In dnuund. LINK'S Is Accredited by the National Anno, in) lull. It l-ays to attend an Accredited School. LINK'S TltAIMNIi llualls incl ea-s il eiiinniK iower lor liiose who taK it. Major Fatinn Haain is the cn! n-oniun n'licr In the TuritH army. She enliotid In the rar.lt after her sn 'as kiilei In fi-h'.in with 'he British an J won fevtri promotion! tor bravery. I FOR RENT Four-room houe. No children. Farmers 12x1. 8-28-ltp. ! WANTED TO RENT 5 or Room I niodeni huu-n. (unii.-iied or un- , furni.-hed, Addre-s, P. O. Box SJH., 1 8-28-tf.1 LINK'S BUSINESS COLLEGE BOISE STAR m TODAY ONLY CATHERINE MacDonald In "REFUGE" and HARMONY DOCTOR'S QUARTETTE WEDNESDAY ONLY Rov Stew art in "BURNING WORDS" A Thrilling Story of the Mounted Tolice 1 ; I I o, . o o
