La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 18, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, July 18, 1925. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Paj?e Fiva Local News In Brief coming i:vi:vrs Annual Win, Vn nnd Fleet "foot Club Pish Banquet und Annual Kastern OrcKon Sports men's Association trapshoot July 28. Ill Mm. CJeorRo Kennedy vur eon fined to her hone- yesterday lie cause of IIIimmx. yirrf NhrppiiiR M rs. Kate 'onley was among the Klpin shoppers In I. a Orunde yesterday. lien from Poker B. o. HuniKton, Nash dealer, from Maker, wiin a husimss visitor to Pa Grande yesterday. Itrtiimed ionic Sam'' tf.'pAnlKli has returned io Ills home In Arkansas nt'ier home lime, spent In Lit U ramie visiting at the K. I mm on home. Hero yesterday Miss Cnllsta Milter, of Knter prlse, was shopping In I,a Ornnde yesterday.. She returned , to her home Inst evening. At la lie .Mr nnd Mrs, A. n. Cherry yesterday for Wallowa Pake spend a few days. left to Here Thursday Mr. Mcl-'etri.lK. d puty sheriff of Wnllowu County, came to Iax Grande 'innrsduy after a prisoner which he took hack to Wallowa county with him. Left la-l nlKlit .Mrs. K. Hldel of lltll's Millin ery Jjepartment store left last v enlnp for Portland. She will at tend the fall millinery opening while there. Hero on husiness- Mreliek Mepiily Vnlt-jiiiM -II jiiuien .tiiiinnii l. i il 1 1 n ni ...iK ........ "A few months lul.T iTuie I. Innnrt on biwltii-m.. Afi.-p .s,..n.linK ihi pat month WrlBht, If,., m-nlor m.-mh.-r. ; '" ''"' """I visltinjf Mr. un.l lr. 'd,,.nlv nnd Snrif.Mll Inh.-rlK-.l tlin. I'ss thmuKh- I!. H.ck.rl w.r.- 1 Ij, Ornit.l- Hnilr. pruotlo,.. It lnchl.-.l thn nnrton K. .Mlll.-r, snonir 01 this mornlne on their mijlo tholr . i.-uul roir.'.nlntlin of the Chlra Wullowa lonmv. ...h. throuKl, .ho,,,., nl Iloi.,,.. ,ll,o. Ko Xorthwosfrn rnllron.1 in his J -I uiuniif jf.iit'iuu) "ii m wiiy to Virginia Cliy, prisoner. Montana, alter l.eft for east Miss Herthu Pronty left tin middle of the week en route ti Chicago, Illinois, for an indefinite visit. She will also visit other en stern points while away. Keft for Portlnml Andrew Loney, Jr., left Inst ev ening for Portland. He was ac companied as far as Portland by 1.. A. Preseott, who will go on to Heal tie, Washington, to make his home. Mr. Loney will return to J.a Grande tomorrow. WfMit to I In Iter .Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. Gibbon of ; the Gihiiou service station here went to Maker t his morning on business. They will drive some ears back to La Grande this af ternoon. Home Miss Kleanor Olusa has return-!0'"1 ed to her home in La Grande af ter spending lhe p:ist three weeks visiting at lioie. and Nampa. Ida ho. Here shopping Mrs. P. F. IIHI and small daugh ter, Virginia, returned to their home at Tetocnsei this morning on train So. 24 ufter several hours fipent here shopping. Went to i:iiterprlsp Mrs. T. O. Uranwrtll, accompan ied bv her mother, Mrs. McKin- j ley. and her little niece. Miss Ite- I atha Chenowilh, both of Knterpri.se who have been visiting here, went to Knterprlse this morning. Visiting heri Mrs. Stella Hoherts and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cooper are spend ing a few days In La Grande visit ing at the home of Mrs. and Mrs. CLINT'S (iKEAT Remodeling Sale Going full blast through out July. Our entire stock reduced 2Qrc to 50 SAVE NOW I On your Summer Needs. Merchandise of Quality Clint's Clothier y The Stort with a Coiiseieiiee J Williams. They make their home at Poise, Idaho, und are en route home after a trip lo the roam. Mrs. Koh.rH is Mrs. Williams' ! moi her. liottuiifng Intuit- lun.l.M. Joe rui.l.. returned to her home a, l-oatlne ,1,1- .norninK. .cW sim, A new sin has been erected ob - ove the floor of the Ui Grande Kb eclrie Company tore. Itetiirned Iioiih Mrs. c. I.. I'nvne returned to her home in Ui Grande this morn in after several days spent visit lug in Portland. Atleilili'il fitiiK'filLm Kd Meyersirk Is anion the .a1U,BP,t Uu- Orande Klks who attended f hi Klks National convention ai port land this week. Ilefiirnlni; lo r.nke Alia Keeney reiurne to Wnl- ' iowa Uike this niorninu- after few days rtpenl In .a tirande. She was aeeompHnied hy MIsM f.;iva WillianiH, who will visit tier there for a few days. To I.nlu .Mrs. Phillip Dimes and MIhm Ma- rle shull, loih of F'oriland, were in La (irande this morniriR on tlielr way to Wallowa Lake. They will spend a week tliere. . , . ITsIiIiik Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McMasters I went to Wallowa Uike Mii.s morn- iiiff on the branch line train to spend several days there online land fishing. Vlsliiim j Miss s. Wilderman, of Portland, arrived in Im Grande today and will vlfci hum f.i- on..... ti... 111. 1 " "v " hm .in.-i. ,-iitin riarrm. I'roiu Omaha Mr. and Mrs. M. Harris and fa mily arrived in l-a Grande yester day from Omaha. .Wbraska. Thev i are viiunir nere ai tne sum Harris . Lm, Harris homes. .. . . . Here from t Hion li. F. Wilson und J. V. Hutchin son were among the t'nlon peo ple in Ai Gnin-lr today on busi ness. .To Knterprlse. Mr. and .Mrs, It. 11. Altchinson were in La Grande this morning j on their way to Kntcrprlse to visit relatives there for some time. They are from Missoula, Montana. Left for Itlalio I Mr. and Airs. A. Van Pyck left this morning for the Teton Mines' .in Idaho. Mr. Van D.vek is man. tager of the mines and they will j spend two week there Inspecting-1 t,e WOfk. Visiting here . Mrs. pearl H. Heath and Miss Marie Ring, of Portland, are visit ing in Lu Grande. Mrs. Heath for- merly made lM Grande her home "s many friends here. She was n student at the Oregon Nor mal school last term. To Pleasant Valley f Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Xelson were In La Grande this morning on their way to Pleusant Valley to make their home. Mr. .Nelson has accepted a position as section fore man there. They were formerly located ar palmer Junction? SlopHil here Mr. and Mrs. - "mi I liuniilji lliim sIoppf,(i ovrp (n Ut Thomas Gooder- Grande this morning to spend the day vi siting relatives. They are en route to their home in Pocntello. Idaho after attending the F.Iks' Xallonal Convenlion in Portland. T'llts pass through A special ear of forty Boston, jMiiss., i-.iks passed through Tai rattle are only in fair condition rGrande 1 his morning .on train No. 'and there has been a heavy move 1 24. They are en route home nf-'ment to better feed., ter attending the p. p. . Klks I Sheep In all of the range coun Xational Convenlion In Portland try except in Arizona. Texas and this week. Tbey report n glorious New Mexico are In very fine shape. ,tmP- 1 jln the southwest, sheep are in 1 fair condition nnd there has been Visit In R A- ftm.it. of Manhalten. Kan- sns, stopped over In Ln flrando this morning to visit at the I. o. Smutz home for several days. He has hern attending the Kik Na-i: y 00'1 anu "'"I'nients to mr tional convention at Portland nmi iknt" ftrft h"vy. is en route home. Mr. Smutz Is n member of the Kansas Agricul ture college Faculty. Two given glffv- . .r. rwn i nmpneii nnd Miss ZeJIa Kertz were given prizes at j ..,M-....ig o me -i-ori ami Art ' -"' " --""-'. - riiv. .... ... f print nun wnnjHhW.,, rontinue in very good eon unf-r i ui- ooii o'-paruneni and Mrs. Campbell will be wttji a picture by Mrs. Watklns of th art department. Highway Kngrnwr here Boy A. Klein. Slate illghwny en gineer, accompanied by C. W. Wan zer. division engineer with )ied- finarfers nt The Iall s. stopped nt the highway office here this morning. They have been touring eastern t 'regon on an inspection trip, coming 'ast via the John l.iv hlghwa and going back bv the old Oregon Trail. 11. P. Ituidock. division engine r with offices here, j acco trip. accompanied the,,, on part of iheir.she.p and ranges continue Mrt-. Prize List for Fish Contest Now Complete fOontlnued from Pffe One.) , 4 -J ThcrinuH bottle, I,. I. DniR. 6 Shuve und huireul, KIIIh rdiup. 60 Pish, Two. parly Catch- I Hid. flour. Pioneer MIUIhk Co. 2 Puir shu.s. New York Store. Two landitiK nets, Club cijcar St ore. i 2 lbs. coffee. Joel's Grocery. 6 2 IhH. candy. Moon Omjf. Wl I.Moh ...... ......... ..!. V ,,,Jl,'r, '''!"' '"j "Hl ; T' , t "'.rm"- - I'Udi pole. Lilly Hardware Co. 32!$ Mm. coif.e. Hoovenxcd ' ! ?rr ,,m- "-, ' " body. : G Knave and haircut, M..de; finoi. j' - 0 K,"- Pour-party cuich - I 1 - rN Grande National bank. J -Mi.m, l i ramie Hondo Meat Co, 4 6 ts. Pastern oil. Clue Moun tain ffaroe. 4 Stop iKmil, M. J. Goss, I t S shim?, l T rakes. 1 in Kallons pas, Snidh ;an 2 Klertric i'urlinff lion, Grande Kleetrle. !) ma tinsiness cards, N'e Priming ('a. 'IVout Cauffht Ity I toy under I 6 Years 1 Harmon Ira, Kastern OreKon Manic t'o. imh prize Matrimonial kind, Peverend I toss. Ford Sperlai Rest Individual en teh or 3u fish ratiRht hy .'4rd owner, wiiiilshhdd sw ipe, dash IikIiI ; and mirror, Perkins Minor Co. Kssex Hiidnnn -14. hi individual eaieh of :tu fish m light t.y Kmhi-x or Hudson owner, stop siKnnl, Ledb. t- ,(,p (ar;1R(, ; Flowers nrenented liv Clark's for president-elect. Sargent's Brother Made (iood; Followed Advice 7 : (Continued from Psga One.) Sarpennt had was just n . . .snip. "Well, what happened to that firm ? Inside a year the Junior member. As F. Call, broke down physically and had to retire. Yoiiiir Sargent, having shown .....i, being right ' handy, waa boosted Immediately Into the Jiyiior partnership. territory. "Yon never saw anybody rise so fast. Now Fred is vice president; find general counsel of the whole , unions uie iaier sown crops matte I for a certain degree of quiet, b-it Quick would have grinned, had ;,nosl of th(, simi mMjnirffll poillt he lived another month or two, ,o. to n rulty fui,-' volume of busl see Fred W. Sargent stepping, as n.,Sfl llnintr tie has Just done, into the presi dency of the ( 'hlcago & North -western and Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha railroads. YIELD CUT 10 PERCENT IN COUNTY (Continued from Tago One.) Is nearlv! weather as most of it ripe, reports state. Wa I Iowa count y la a ppn rent I y fating better than the Grande Itui.ie valley as news dispatches from Wallowa vesterdav inflicn; thai farmers are preparing to hitr- vest the best crop since i If 1 5. WESTERN RANGES IN GOOD SHAPE (Continued from Pago One.) parts of Texas, New Mexico nnd I 'olorado. Arizona, uorthern nnd western New Mexico received suf ficient rain late In June to give lhe foVd a good start. attle aro generally in very good shape In nil the range conn-- try except Texas and the south west. In the Intermountaln and coast sections, rattle are in fin.- shape where thin Inst year. Mon tana, Wyoming and The western sections of the Pakotns report cat tle In fine shape and are making rnjiid gains with prospects that grass fat cattle will be ready ear ly. In ttie so-it h west .and Texas, some loss of lambs. In Montana Wyoming lambs are mnklng will be fat early. The early lambs of 1 da ho. Or egon been nniisu- and Washington hnvt Condition July Condition of ranges In the fa western states July 1 follow: f 1 'it normal): -Montana. l-of: Washing ton, 94; Oregon, luft; Idaho, IH-; I'tah. !; Nevada, (-3; Ariztma - 0. California "S OetnllH by slater follow: cmifornla-Itange and hay con ditions very good. Cattle and! llttifill I't.tll.. ..rl,.... f,, - ,.. i June. Washington Cattle and she. p are doing very well nnd both Im proved in condition dining the month of June. Simmer ranges generally an- very good. Some lo calities report I a IIK'S becnmitlg little dry and rain Is m-eded. but the outlook for summer feed K on th hoi much better tl last season. ( reg(n I la ages and tufes are in excellent for thin time of the yi- rin pas rinditloii . run.. land shi p are in fin" shape. T' wool clip i lighter than usual. Idaho. Condition of a I f 1 e , ' ejtrtd- lent. All stock t&ti hiirher rangs 'Vxwmv 1 it. Siinhiirii Idioii Tiioih Paste I Implies Can teia Minis I Irstaid rlliii Viieutim Mm vlitft im-rsency Kit aM'r And Pens Pottles I'ivlnu Cftp Glass Drugs Inc. 7s cynalL Star La Grande, Oregon I where fei iecellent. 1 and water supplies are Sheep are trailing to n1,i'rou,l8t xoe oai Ittmb,- AJnrkft shipment of lambs continue heavy, ibs are In unusually rood shape. POItTI.AVO iAHKirrs PUIiTI.AND, Ore, (AP) Live, flock steady. Kggs and Inn I. rt at unchanged, butter 58c hero today. MTTi:iiivr. SA FltAN'CJSCO (AP) Put terfal SfiA here today. ici:pohts op AGFNCIIIS. Ilrndstreet's, NKW YOftK (AP). Brndstreet'B todav rays .Mid-summer conditions n.vl the desire jo await development! pylng a sort of middle ground between the fail activities of last mif limn and the depressed condi tions of last year at this time. Despite the very high tempera tures ruling In the mid-western country and in fact benefited lo a certain extent hy the full meas ure of stimulation t hereby given them summer apparel Is enjoy ing a good sale, this necessitating a good fill-In trade front Jobbers. ox,'nt possibly building :mea. snows a natural quieting; bit here the spottiness of buying is perhaps best illustrated by the rapacity operations in cement pro duction and shipment nnd the c- ftive operations at ailk mills. -t iover against which Is the CO io T;"i per cent of capacity operations in t he iron and steel, as against (the 4"i to fift per cent operations 1 of a year ago. l "Weekly bank cbnrhigs. Jfl,.i:J7.- l'ft2.'t'Mt,' POItTI.AVO GHAIX MARKET POItTI.AND, Ore. (AP). Wheat Hard white H. S. Bnart, July, ll.4tl: August, IL4C: soft w hit tf. July. Jl.Pi; August. $ 1i4 ."-'' wesf ern while, July. $ 1.4. I; August, 1 -4:I: n:ir'1 "'Inter, July, $L4r.; August. $1.4:.: northern spring, J ily. $1.30; August, western red. July. $1.3 8; Atigusl, $ l.4o; HHII, hard white. July, $I.r.a; Au gust. I .'.ii. Oafs No quotations. Corn No. 8 yellow, July $47. Go; August, $47.rn. MAieiwrrs AT A gi,aci:. NKW YOltfC ( A P). Stocks Firm; Mack Truck nnd mall or der issues at new highs. Honds Steady; convertible ol! Hens active. Foreign exchange Mixer ; Dan ish kroner advances on loan re port, i 'otton Weak; Improved east ern belt weather, Sugar Steady unfa vornlilf European crop news. coffee Lower; Hrfvllinn sell ing. CU1 C AC, O (A I'). Wheat wrong: damage news from north- west. corn Steady; In sympathy with wheat. i 'uttlp Pull. 1 loirs - Lower, I FAi:l f:ss t.VJUOS ASKHD PKVOI.KTON. Ore. The fen deney of the Amrlan Legion in the f'liure should he toward tai; jtnr th" offensive In matters of 'public Interest, according to an (opinion expressed by Father JoH--) L'-nergan, national ehuplnif) ;of th" etrrans organization, who s in Pendleton as the guest of hi" brother. Pat Lonergnn. ) "Trie Legion can he of more 'service to the community, state nd ni'tion by sssert Ing tt h-1 1 inoce fearlessly onI rreqiieniiy On pnliic potieie and actions," l-'ath- I er t.oo"' gun j dee fared. "If the bent individuals and (he b"st mor- lorri" n n ,Wi,y IV, KM,M," i i Markets j James H. C V' ''vv lames II. shearer, oi-ftanNt. who will appear In concert at the Pre-diyicHnn elmicli Sunday evenint? with Annfo shearer, cele bra ted sopnino. REALTORS AFTER 192(i COXVENTION (Continued from Page One.) remaining In 2 4 -hour aetion for two days. I,n Grande Nnilrcd Belllngham, Portland, Spoka'ne and Seattle papers are alri'ady pub llshhig articles about the part La Onrnde is going to play In the con vention. AdviccH from pellingham say that the coming of the quar tet for two days of the program is one of the big drawing features and Inquiries are coming to the headquarters In this tenor: ' "Is that la Grande quartet mi ire com ings?" And the answer goes forih. "Indeed they are, and for two days of lhe convention." -A BenI Benefit Local realtors nre espeeialy ea ger to procure tin l!i2i convention because of the gre.it amount of advertising and Veal benefit that wdll be the result. Heal estate men from IJritfsh Columbia. Montana, Idaho, Oregon and Washington will be In attendance men who make It their business to know whether a valley or territory is at tractive to settlers. And. after viewing La Grande and the surrounding valley local realtors feel sure that real estate men from all over the, northwest will return home frdm a convention thoroiiKhty sold to the value of this section. And that would mean that a large num ber of prospective settlers would tie sent here from ev, ry real es tate office in the northwest, real tors declare. 'peal estate men, when sure of the value of a territory are not hesitant in sending prospective settlers there." It Is said, "and if I.h Grande can procure the con vention, it will be one of the big gest tilings that hati happened here for many years from a land settle ment and advertising angle." Biography of Lhuoi.i mi German I'luornhly Hieeived In Berlin HKltl.lN (AI) (me of the lat- Permanent Wavivg Now A Part of Our Service The only permanent wavinpf equipment in Eastern Oregon is now installed in our shop and we are now ready to serve you. Expert work by Mrs. Daly as sures your satisfaction. AH appointments for "permanents" are taken fo.1 several days ahead and we urge you to phone for time, giving us as long a notice as possible, to guard against being disappointed in getting an appointment its early as you would like. Mrs. M. W. Fined, graduate of Pacific Marinello School in facial and scalp work, recently added to our staff. Also Mrs. Edythe Donne, well known to beauty par lor clients in I .a Grande, and an expert in marcelling from the Pacific Marinello School, is ready to serve you here. Colonial Beauty Parlor "A Shop of I'misual Sri-vice" K. U OirXK DALY, Prop. Shearer N' 3 'Hi if -tit nt Hi ir est publications on the ' German book market Is a biography of Ab raham Lincoln In German. Hith erto only the German transmit Ion- of the Corl Sehui-K sketch of Ab raham Lincoln's life existed. The author of t he German work is ( 'onnt Albrecht Montgeias. The hook has met with a favor able reception by the press. viewing it the Vosaisehe .ellung says: "Despite t he obvious thor-1 niighncRs of Count Mont ge Wis in vestigations and research work ! among the mass of existing Lincoln' biographies, his book reads like an Interesting short story." Another paper stales: "Kven among educat-J ed Germans, there are not many who fully realize Lincoln's historic- al Importance," Ba-idsll Prove) Bit Money .Making sport In Philippines M A NT LA (API- That basebnll Is the most popular sport In the Phil ippine Islands was indicated when I the total receipts at the Far Kast ern Olympic games became known 'recently. The receipts t the six ! baseball games played nmong the Philippines, Japan nnd China amounted to $1).fHli, while football drew the next largest attendance, the total receipts for that sport be ing $:i:mi. The total receipts for all the events amounted lo $26, 180. It was explained, that the re ceipts from the track and field evettls, which amounted to only $:CtSn, probably would have been much larger', hid not, Japan's nth Jetes walked off (he field as n pro test against the dMueltricntiun of one of her runners for fouling on the second day of the meet. two von:v hamhts OIVliN Pltlso.V TF.IIMS CHICAGO (API Women band its Kct no special consideration In Chicago's criminal court. . "A woman bandit is no better than a mnn," said Chief Justice Hopkins in passing sentence of one to 10 years In the penitentiary on lwo Kirls. 17 and 18, arraigned for robbing taxlcab drivers. 'operations OF COMPANY : MOVE AHEAD (Continued from Pngs One.) aro employed at the mill. Mo in the woods and the total payroll is $;i5.oiio per month. At present the logging operations are centered about 5 mile north of Knterprlse. Jarge Bi'Mnirees. The cotnpuny now owns approxi mately I'aa million feet of timber which Insurea Itself a long run for the mill. Itesides this the company I has access to an additional lMt mil lion feet of government timber. Only recently, in ordr to reduce the stock of lumber piled In the yards, lhe p Miner and shipping de partments began working double shift, and thin gives employment to many extra men. A morning shift goes on at 0 a. m. and works umll X p. m,. and an afternoon shift fol lows up at 3 : 30 p. m. and slays on the Job until 1 1 : :t o p. m, The stack yard Is so full of lum ber that there Is little piling space, and more room must bo provided to take the output of the mill, while the stock In the dry storage sheds has been depleted. The present activity Is for the purpose .of establishing ti belter balance. while continuing heavy shipments. and it employs many young men. Headquarters itr Kansas City The headquarters of I he Hast Oregon Lumber company are in Kansas City, Missouri. H. C, Camp bell, of Kansas City, Is president and B. J. Cumpbell, of Knterprlse, Is vice president and resident man ager. A parly of leading bankers and financiers of Kansas City are scheduled to be In Knterprlse to day. Included In lhe parly are We buy for less and sell (or less MOIIR STRAW HATS V- 111 $l.5 OVr:ilAI,I.S, of hravy wolpM nmlerinl. HUBpondfrH un.l full Imt'k. Mn.lf. to hint $1.2.1 a pnlr. HOYS' Vl:H AI.I.H, to nit" 17. pnlr- CAXVAS (il.OVI '.S Hfnvy The New York Store DESTROYERS OF HIGH PRICES , 1216 Adams Ave. Half Price on a i'i:v Diti:ssi:s run f.'iitf.s auk s to i i. IMIU'I'.S WKliK u..-(i TO SI.J.1 Art & Baby Shop "KVEHTTIIINO roil THE BABY" HEMSTITCIIINfJ Hotel Roiiuiier 111.1k. STAMPING UUITKRICK PATTERNS 1. M. C. TIIHKAf General Cords Co a Long Way to Make Friend?. Jennings & Shumate Arcade TODAY With LEWIS STONE And ALMA REflJENS SUNDAY 5 Acts Vaudeville Headed hy Iterg and English, doubles for Harold Lloyd and Snub Pollard President Campbell, W. J. Ferry, i J, K. Icukmi'M, Charles Kemper. C, I H, Keith, president of lhe. Central Coal tv Coke company and u dlrec i tor in the Kust Oregon Lumber j company, H. C. Flower, chairman of the board of 'directors of the Fi ) dellty National Hunk and Trust ! company of Kansas City, H. C. All- lernathy. vice president of the Flrat National Hank of Kansas City and ! C. J. Carter, president of the C. J. j Carter Lumber company, Tne east : rners are coming west on trip of inspection wit h lhe. Veroniu property of the Oregon-American Lumber company us a. particular ubj.ctive. .iTTT TTT IT j DEATHS IX CALIFORNIA (Continued frm Pigs One.' ings of the Anderson and Middle ton Lumber company and timber along culp creek, in the Cottage Grove dlst rtct were seriously t hreatened today by a forest fire which started yesterday when a charge of dynamite Ignited slash ings. Fire fighters by quick work saved t he A ndeison and Middle ton camp last night. Sevenl y-fivn men are fighting t he flames. HOTEL ASTOO 2nd A llifl Ui Anj.l,. V EVERY ROOM hai PRIVATE TOILET 50;!; Rutin Nw, Modem Close to Shopping District am Theatre! FREE GARAGE Tariff from $l.')0 nf'Y THIS IIOMI3 Mnli'rn ft-room limitA lli'lir l-lnml City ilKh wny nrrovs from tli Slam-.. Mill. I'rlie fJ.VMI.IIO. Ti-riim. Wn linv.. s.'v.'1-nl IiiIk ii p a r tin. Wilhnv ScIiimiI ror snip. Tins; li-rms or w. will linil.l yon a siuiilt Iioiih. nn . M'll oil very WLsy tny- IIM'lltsl House ninl Imm nnd two nvifx nmr Willow St'hiKil. Irf-t ns show yon this iilmv. WEEKS & BLACK ltKAf.TOIlS New ''oley Itldg. Inmiruni'o Ioan 1- UtifflfilE tterea