La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 13, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextI.':' v -"' 5 THE LA GRANDE EVENING Of? 'YE l3&al News In Brief -.r ' - ' ' ' eoafina evesm 11 .- :.: j 1 . - t. Vfin County Annum ArmU l 0i 'c tJ ' -Clhrttfion - La, , - tebr 11.' : i t if. -. ":,; . . Mr 'tfctseto imrjroves .. . i. P. '.if Thelsen., HiO l'lrst' atr.eet, lJj aa ben Ul Is reported bet- fay,,- v . Shni irom W allows- '.' : . syuaur IMt 'Jk were vustora hi Iwti'ttelaf' 'i XVl(aur O-ettlngs and son Leslie, VUstons'Tlsitofs to ba urunde hey are iroin Wallowa. lafit,,, fter, , i MISS; .Flerenee' Atkins, of Joseph. aa'd Ulto Uagghy Wearer of Enter. ' trlM.wera viattiug relatives in La I jrTBB.qS over lira ween ena. -( sit Gibbon- ' !' iMri arl Stitt went' to Olbuon fkls" ,rhotrvlnf ((-rla' few Aday on .t'1U&Jbra'Of ta 'Oraode, tiioi'nliw "'for io Anireloa. hit js1va.,!"wlf , spend". tji'e wfiitar Slrli;itilHV aaf daugltterV Meryl, 1 l iaj'peL to "orjlapdt whef.e. Spy MM n)ake 'their honw;,' after I ailing, lot itn upjo i " Ftajni'Wirlf.'.,'.- ?.i".'tJ fan Irooi Sianma . 'MKuinpa, Idaho, were. gut-els over) Selday iat the li'omo 'of' Mr; and j "'feoniffciiof.. ii.n. Nus-1 ira;a,..1M,iw T.uva... i...n.,.u...... fcikinfi't.'. dlrectar of' miisicttn 1ha famA Sohoolit.' : ' . T J i rtTr...i riri .tolVy-i. ! -It' .. Crb.e,V of the Hoiho- In- aWn.M1t-ni -T'elenhohe'CoinDany;- Is WjSte..M'WN: ,i;VH 'S Hihu :atni wtu u-: I.81- trn'ravrtport next Vwcsday. y ' r'ti'.' ( H '' ). . T1 .! Klarnaih'ffHlla! biit will iMorhb'iMl '-.'.. n.lira ', ,.. f I r(WWf5.ew'in- the"ci y? m 't.-gutlg and htwh aasoclatloa BM .to 'grnBe 'resolution 'which I ?nr,'T:iM'tleii ' ' U- '"'' ittacUed .Irrleatlbn- without proper I I If ,'l.''?llp?.1-'l2h ! V U - '?' ". " .. " . '' . .:i drainage and HkotihootJ tif, ,taore 1 W.l.'!WM9rillJaU: 'pr6dUoti'ta'tfiv4ipK''olua j-: - ,K'.y- JA&A.'- r - i, I ;i a V X(l'.ia. a j..J.a. Vaff IT."' daVi.rf1.l, Jr lit.. Tta ,a-n fM.Matloit IMjUM)'''TnC!WCa; JinUeaor JoMctyt whefi' Jt, aMttj S?rla i lb" nil lo oollar j;;HU.eJ;u?ln,,ln,lhaofr, t'.lH-..'...hkr.V'- 1 2Vll.tTnie.rf rrffli-B li BtiIaaa- id .train! Esierpriaii today on buslneest Heity institute Is Wuidftwa.jawtiy. v-u'i.Jliyull! wiuunt; onun. ui.ciw aw m.u-mu .. "-."k .): Knnns in pnviiie nonius iar mo "ine car im z-i ' 1 t,t nimrnii Bnniii. o tit trM nan ir t n n fi NiiTrininni mn mure. i . la.nUnii. ifn 11 . ami .1 'tiin-.- i. .. i ' n - '.i,.a "AJt -,( a u..t- . . n "iin., . :;!U;fa..w;; ;i. ,i ,1 of-. Job will- ''SLiUi ,...:.....,',U WlW'U'l... 1 IW-. mn.w,.ri",iv.i .......... I..... - TllinjnWWI..nFl,,v DM"."' ll;ii'. Apples and;pt ir. fruits will - i-.'emohasl Kleflu;li nia. 1,1 lltD, iirertflt vegetables poul et tnl Household arts.' iei,hfrV.k Eikt-i '-''-V S' i. air; 4at4UMr-J.:-iKlrK.:; au'i- SajlKhler. Of Tile UUIiea, urrgon. fe(il(t SvVrt'he weelt end heKe with; A'an Nuys. !for pastors and Sunday brlirtnal . backers, of . thej Irrigation (tliein t the office so that asslgn ilr; Kirii't SliiteTi Mr G. ,W. Han-r school '.workora In particular, and' movement, was the Ins? . speaker, ment can be made , before , the Lh'i -mak his mmlier. Mrs. . H. E.. for tlie-nubile In general, Tho genvi He tbld' of .thc-.Orande Ilonde. val- 'guests' lirrlve. ' ' 1 '- :'' VTJttrnod,, to theh i their' home t'oraterlReeiaenla Henx- '.' : ..' J rjigtatvar. (yvjlta.na'.and ,lsr.' V& Mis I.bma Itlchardsou, , wno . : ... v.' '.?v-:'i.irL' u.H' in bv. bee'mnlng'thVlf ioinc. Inf iiS'.'frirfaetspo.'-are' vlslflng friends' sad looking-, afton -property In Ia; scrambling' an -egg or unspllilng CraW-Wr few ..-weeks, , Mrs,;vmiik, ;,--. . --i ; ..... ' " ' - .' ' . . , ;i.Sr".;Al"ZUBER'lIALL'.-.'-. - " - Oct. 14, 15, 16 & 17 .'.;;;;. LETS (GO! ! ! ' - ' ; U Bee those Prizes to be (riven axvuy Fre , !..'-.- ih tho window, at 4- -rrooR with '. l '.' .' -t ij T-"'i v. 1 r a, jrien vnu uoys lyumpicic vuiiiitcm t I 4 Quality Wearing Apparel M: ! V !i ! a Used Car Bargains 121 xrtirt nAium $t'fM, mh twiuo fti OTTTPKBAKKB SPfXIAI. SlJt TOt'IUNU Hit iwankli Tovnrvo : - Jennings & Shumate l Bukk Sales iwd Senrict ! -' William la the widow of (tie lain Arthur C. Williams, for many years Juallce of Uie peaoe In La. Grande. To Visit at Lost me ' . Mr. and Mrs. L. 11. Iledfearn Sod iiH (luujilac. M.irle;were In La Grande this morning On their ray : to t.Obtln-i where they will Tlslt Mrs.: Jledfearn's mother, Mrs. George Childers. for some. time. Their homo Is at Pendleton, ' Left Satunla- Evening - W. E. W'atklna and son, accoih. PHJiled by 8. W. Andrew, left Pal. Urriflv lilcht. hv niitn tnr PArtlnnrl. Mr, Whtkins snd son will spend a. few dava mere on bualnpM mnl tr. Andrew will vialt hla aon Walter 'Andrew, for several days, .V'"' ? " Morlnj -Hero from Pewlfeton . Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Pidoeck sr. rived in La Grande today from Pen dlelon and- will make their homo here. Mr, and. .Mrs. Pldcock .for merly lived here about a year ago. Their two 'children.' Howard.".' and : Jeau., cnpio ovor 8unday to b. eife to start to school MdiJday "lnWrn? big. : ; L- "--. -"' ' l ' . . -" -; - ' ' ; , 1 '- " Vig-i'- Moves to Mamaii rails-,',,' -Mr. and 'Mra. A'.j'W, ebaMp, 'f Joseph, weretij Ijt Grando fijisday e route - to KlauiatU ralls-. where thcyjdll. liiale :thelf ftu,re.-lioi-u. Mr. rcnupp ;ia pracliqea ,iw at ftil f. u: Itlce.V. Milton. Ore . who' lltunclioa oji-hls ilttee - t.'Weld - lew, where he Wlll.rtsit his parents and conduct a j rally, of : the Columbia i'..., union.,' Eyrr week-end until the' ' ww. ..w.v...wfc - v..-.. gaged for Tallies of the lorganlsa tlon, and subsequent., events -. are ready for scheduling-, lie-said th niorning. Whllo In' La Grapde, M P.ice.was a suist of Mrs. l. 0. Bowl' aer, third atate vies president,- 'v j .' ' ; '.. .vr-rr.-r:. a s. INSTITUTE M ILL BE HELD , . ' -Tr-. ttnai Psga fallows: Sirs, ,,nl. A.-ki.w-ll,. Vnn V..J" h.., iw.-. , V..... ,.n.- ..... I, .iki . ,. ww -,.v ............ school . hour at-, tho. i-jnetnodrst , v.tu.ku. ... ,,..w. Mrs. Johnson will fr'. a.e'v'i,vh -and .. . , V, . -lluntla. n1,i,n.h - nk A .,nw....v luu.... . - - - - - i,iire..ivlll.b5.AU,.jUl- dny-lnatttutfl.at tlw.lJiiPtlst'Oiiurcn.. conuueieu oy .irs. juniwon ami. ir- erail "theme of the institute will bo, I religious education' in ine --(nonie, Ibut the definite program ss w'olj. as 'the . hours of the' nitetltiis will be announced later.;. t.;-v, ( ,.Vl " . '.-!.".' U - 1 .i.i n n-An.Bn lMy.n- ' .Learning; what a w ind about Is almost ai , as casy-as.un.,, A conscience' 1.1 r..i rt!4 f - I IRRIGATION v BOOSTED BY CARAVAN ERS 1 ' ICnntlnonfl n-ttk W Onti ' the 'land Is too -valuable to rnlae grain'., rnnellovable estimates are placed on the valne of land that once wasn't worth f& an acre, he pointed out, adding that the Uranrie Ronde valley, with better t land originally,; could be made to bios aoin with material products If prac tical application or water results. l)r. i'hy Introduced W,-C Perk. Inst nf- stall rl nl nf rka Akinihi'iS' rhn ooened with '"anv tlm. rail take ! land worth left than $6 an aero and build It In 2u yearf to U prvavnt rich new. It la Indeed worth while for us to take notice. Mr. Perkins advocated following In Yakima's footsteps. "wo'rt ..lipping," he said, ''wlilpj they're goliig forward." He. said banker of tlie Taklmt valley told hlui that the dlversliiedr farmer is most woicome mere, vwei hare -s. valley hers that-1 H well I adupted to : diversified , fanning," ha concluded. ' , . 1 HIMory of VaTlejr RrlaieU. - The- neat speaker. At It. Hunter, who was familiar with the Waa.i. Ihifton valley In' the" arly." days, to't. 0'i'ts progi tsa.: ' stating : that Some -pf te aqtl, alUougri of a poor qljalltyw-aa rechklihed'aiul. feJuveU Beteat y-'dralAmfi5-aow-.'lrrl('atloiH Ha "ailvpcated a soil' survey here to nntl'"aut' hoW'sfcastbie -reclsniatlon !' Would, be' alud aaljCtliai the farmers will become, eold to Irrigation and ttrflnago' If tiiuy (find tliat H'lti, the best' Uiiajf. ' 'JiX' .the cj)intl'usVdij , oi the -ineetlug; Dr., tPhy, turned over the matter, to Huutt-jy' who. Is at) "7n'X"uLV!Sy"'4i n;.a..r',v'5t'... - prod Bi"-W." Whlthig-, -It. pienh fap said,: "W'b1 mtieS 'all. .work ' to; He getner tor ,. ruiure rewarus. " . rovernfnen' stand by you.,", the BtftlcuHnrlst Stated.- - '. t- : ,w-,rfml(-BFaTtoT.-''7( i.Wliriam'ijuiler, ftfth speaker, l"n- tf-mliiAl fin evl,1Ance a t2?otrflc I f )i.ltr.ntijb' 'nnnlp Vnlnf.il' 111' !'. Tak iflia jvalle'y,. declaring " that1 Irrliatton ;1 n,caB, everything ,to orchards. .He aiyi Jhafhe would hawe tiadia. iq Vlm.r- Mntiriir fhtfl '"Wli dA not neild . - -, , , v . - , - r, . , Irrlmvllh. I,, liMtnV rnnH I Irtna . ill ....'".,.", ---- , . tnrs vatiey. " ne apoaa 01 iiju nn. prslsed JDr Phy for his efforts In nejrers cows n:iui )t.;n; wreya, rrom ,nis coii a ino aospiwu connection wllh"'the caravan,- slat, calvea i. Ttj g. -i ... , . . ,f ,, stills mornlng. a) il '' V J 9 i. -.'A.H1 unnA,.. " Hnirfi. nll-in HIaiiiIv.'" r The A tmnlilA flfflrterf .itt'h'.n a wig. U1K.L i.ui";rniii,ii i,,, a.vvu., i. . - r - . . . . j- , ' pilsli practical tfrlghtion.v.;.:Vi4 the ; bulter l''lrni. v ,:, . froliihl. mlit otif Of KamebK broknl r. a . .' . ' j' ,., I' nntlr.pl'ul-.Aar, 1,1,1 tixv l.f Int-rMf In ! -wn .mHyim T IbA' i.mnrm.n'v . rovernmenv uhck-di w hu v. ,u - . "" .wU...... , t -. . Ing at 7.IO.1 ahclal. conditions m ins wsBnmg-: commerce. The' hotels will & froM of InTrrt. ""'. . '. -i - ' hiiiiijikii r i.iu ritii!ti;u speak ., at ' ion valley . pelhtlng but that the. commodate, as, mahy of the vlsltonl' . "i could hardly fceilevo afterward"! ' ROBBBUItp.. Oren hn. Hose Orr Va Kaa realaaset df-.the' vaiiey.ls tU irnit ax they can. Iiut.-some' will ntc;; that 'that hadA't tftan. an entnK',1"r .chamber of Copimerco Is .. ..nwv. a,i .iinh.ld -. Industries. . uriH i,. .in.H. pWhNr. '. .... ,.'..:.,-. .i.-k . i.v.j. v ,..v roiinuina out one- of the mOPl iuc- -n... .. . He. paid A. hbih. .trtUnie...xo..i.M. veoiniereiai u,ai4ny : oume vaucy. uewr u. i.u,io,, "1 ley'a nstural-a'lvantawosrarid point.'. eu out tnai. ureciamauon m upi. cd Wrei .."we can: profit by thlr: m'wnkesi i Water will ; mak this valley, here .Is no guetlon about. "'. , "" " " Wam tt'n.rn,h tlin'roal." . , Refoiwvthe. caravaners , .reports were heard. H. t.. Watklr Prf,,iKrtr.-inii6uaced a ne herslilo cohimltle p!ao w E. Wat kins, vice hlcll Is that members must serve until they have gotten. bneow mninber jvhcn .,, , , li., Tl, '... .- others will. take. their place.. nhe!hnv. iwen. ugav-atod lo tlie onisu! nsnaflni. rAm mHtfi I N 1t ft rl P . II Tl O I L " L , , " i nnnna . rTal .1 rnprl ' Tvll-ll t Tt at. . ! AlHntl. Messrs. TeiHora, ferains, eioon, Lnson line watKins. , , 1 , rBUmc. his duth s In tlm war do ' Tho Man's Imperial orchestra part,10i. Tluso ineluded If-cre-ftirnlshed music during the lunch-;,. Work of tho. Interior depart- son. receiving much applause tor thertr efforts. OREGCXX APPLE CROP FIGURED rcia0miv fr reit fmm. 5.ln2,ono: commercial, 4.4 onn. tst year' t"tili erop, i.f.o.nen. - -Mahiy Tolal crop IdJfi, 4.941. Onn; commercial, 4. sna.oen. Ijlii e.ir's tetal crop, l.lo'i.eon. California Total crop 19IS. . 17n.no": Commercial, 1. 701.000. Ivst year's total. crap. 4.4;5.non. The total crop In 1h I'nlfod giatia la foreeaet at 1 4a.n43.onn: enminerelal, 90.402.000. -Jast year' Jl?ld was K.HU.dOO ImslieK. Washington leads the onllre Vnlt- ed Btates In apple production. rears In Oregon pears are t7 per rent normal nnd a. yVId nf 1,217, nan l,,,.!,,.! Is epeetfd. compared with t.::.i.oao In IPSd and t.nn.eoa In lli21. . Washington's erne is fi4 per cnt oor'mal and ' California's It p-r cent, normal. Tn total pro. dnetlnn In the tTnlted mates Is fnrecapt at l!.l4.ono bushels com pared with IMSI.OOO but ear. ' tALLTWA. Ore. fHpeciat) ApHo plcklnr and poritro (Itcirinar are undf Way In ''vernl dlntrlcta In the valley. The pple crop In many orchard la not up to normal (Mi year. Orchard hlch have bn peraintent beareni In former vfn did hoi produce much fruit thin nrajion. . Many (frowera rxprr the bpln Inn that lnietn jre larnHy r--pn-nlble for the irmflH rropn and that mnre Pptnyin? nhonld be done. Totatofa r yMdlnir fnlry tl In pAmn rtf the pate he which have been diitf lately. Tt (alte a 'couple to mnd broken enffosrement and thro -Juat tuaHiy one too many. . The greatest crime In the mnrt'-s I Is the way thc-y select some of their h-.-re-.s. , . . .' PACIFIED, FOR THE ' " ' ' - ,.'yrrf '.V I . ronTlAsn M.MiRirrs. ri T- POItTI.AN'l). Ore; .(-AIM f'Ows, 'helfors, cslves-&O ' -cents1 lower. delivered. In Portlnnd..' V' t - " . . - , . t, - , , tftrfat 65c here today. ..4 . . . aw , ' 1 nooms iNeeaea fiere-io J,L'Ai TA' ini.l.( ,'llln 4. n...n'.ln nlh, ... , ... , ..l ui.u. u,.,. nliM-MMIn. b...fcn. ' ."n'w"! .y,; '""r,. .', '"I" - ..,,w -". are- sougiit..;by Iloiisejiplileis who.,hvf Bleeping, rooins 10 ..aro are aaKCd- tty .tne ..,',i,m:, , . v.v,i. , ,u .'ni-,-i - "j ! . ' , JiJI5 luUllKJCtS .' . rmnif a w.Twim- , ,1' IVU1H LilJIi JUi 1 4 ., j . . , 4CaMtnnd . from I - Page Ona.) ' ii..,.K n,., .hE, rnmiit.i h, ,i-iion t .-ntiro Mr ruri. tho . Chamber Of; denly.tha- freight. dats loomed up In ' ..... j new aten.'hs.- i,,;Pn aeflria sl-efetarv a Ad has hornn the full ililtnlnlnli'Mllvn Imr. d. of the 'department.' . 1' ' . S)any nl,Rr ,,. um known to. i j .. a i . .1 4..;. - ' 1 .n.! m www. o s-Mori,iqc)inR 1 . l . . mtr ..... .1. lnIll Mr Wceks would not be elilti ment nnd PostuuiBtnr th-neral Newi CharN'A I. Hlllla of New York, for mer chairman of the Kpuhllean national .committee; liwlght W. Morrow of New York," now chalr- nf V.W n-4iail.lMnai anliMnl' nttr. . rraft hor.nl: Hanfonl B. MacNIder, of Iowa, formor hwtd of thu Ameri can I,7?lon. nnd othor aV Hot ppte I Cereal; -msmm - u TIME BEING, AT LEAST wax. ceiSarv M6J? Of Sx&WQ . ; ...... . .'' VU-'' j-v-,1'1 vV-'iSWO!'. r:!,x ; '. .,!.:',v-' .,(;-,. ' '- ",'... n -V- '.i A... 4; ' (, '. 'i.',.( j ', .,.,.,-wlM.M-.(iiwt-, ,M.r..ui(.snV jK,-Hjjat..(-V.'v"1i'-'. (-t ...V'.'..-. '''' ;t'.-,. .,--' if,! I I : -jvtToaijatJtr,' ,v jniu-onitoii 1 i ' v '"-; 'fdittnoiT, i..i,.., brAUeB 1a6k a .fir an thej hcipr "pnoriuQa wmcn- aucKten tue cars ds w acru ine w. . -, w. rfar)iBirs-1 -trm ha Mr ti. ItTirtL..an(1 ii L jz-tu Mh:tti -ifialr tha-reauttant .datafll ! tVsnklln'.-.WKa' ti'aiii- In. chhrra bi . Ljinaersrooa -xnai no. mixni . -vr.ir. k nnri i 1,.:.,..,- .... f.J. . tl . luvnur . ruin- uia imii aniiuH . 'i, j.... -j. u. k OHIO i,,; n IHU ' 1 n M L Vr, 11 w.tnii l jui.d.neiad;thla.jitorBlng. .'.Xyelled, '.! .t i!i Lji I good .arid'lic's nciver going to , 0. 6n-xtht w na UmM,. l,l,ri-L,h,l n,K nil'- i j...if tr ,.. ,- - .- ' ;!':. "': .frt!el' Bl Ofl. iThe traolr car -Brasned .head -on lrito the freight Tar, 'dr.lvlng llse'tf nhdcf .this, trucks' anil eailipumtig Its load W mnj ties, and Joels, tit' every -direction... :i.'.'.r, ...:".-. " ,) Ua'ed and crUfllia trtjilf'-il.'.-.tln nen w'era tna.War of' apolhar. spi proaenlDgdkdKer tlntll Harold -Roh. eris pjtrletfl. hlrnslfi sod grab, btng a. fad signal iliiaters. ran up tho trae.k'-1oslflajf the Jfrejght en gine" which Ts. Returning tb.,'tlie wreck fromi Kameia, ; k ' 1 The 'freight brew picked up the yil'llllin; mid IUHln llM'lll ii,im,'w :.,, .Vain' na. s:.Hleh brought1 yietlni I . 7 '. ' . . . r' . (hfn ftn into L-a UrAndfl. wnninrawi . . ' ' .... t Ztirimcrnmn'i'. mbulancn- WflA called to curia; (ha iftofe Bfrlously lnjurd to th tioMiltfll. - ", ' TASK Ortl'.T lKIi MOAT ' ' OH ANT It TAfW. Ore.Tbe Ins. 6f on boat by Zane Gfy and hla party was reported In a m lo flnnt. I'sss. the first word re. cHveiJ from Grey sine h tft here Heptemb.r 4 fof the mouth '6f the Ilogue -river wllh a fleet of aeven flnhlng bofllsNon of the .party . Ready in 2 minute. New style H-O Quick Ctwking Oatjthe fiffte-srvifig,tfierg-building breakfast dish. otH flaked that cook into firm, granular oat --meal. Aieh'ting-delicifios-heahhfui: ' Fillet! ih ffavor-i-packed with nourishment. Smooth -i firm in teittife yet retaining the netcs ary tovghtgt tor quick, easy digestion. Thai "ttUtifkl cm W jlmr rK 4ty two por Mot TO AX SO Yf ARS MAKIM 5 c auAUTY nunrucrt Jj I ' ' I L .f. leas )iiji)i?e,dsall. having Hlnde;,tlie ess without misnap. the parti- i ' i . . .wusei'oi ,i ho. excellent. 'steel- head '-fishing - encoirhtered 1 on' the lewer. Itocue: Grev will not reach Vltlie'- Mouth at Gold Bench ' -until October U( .ton days later than oflglnaljy planned. , '.. Gulden and boats wero obtained at GrHntS' 1'oiih anil HSH'tnbled .-it AlnmPdn, Cronv which point tho etair was ,miuie. Pete Trainor Released ' mM Fronr the County Jail JOfd Peter" Tralnor Is a frco num.. n w rHii from the .GUitty. Jail. Monday after a couplo of weeks. Hojotirii' there oa iiiniuic and patient.' The authorities wero lhan. Jiqunre.. -with him. -ho j . . - j -avowed as he took his departure, ol-eon took I gOOd .llrid'llC'B nOVOr golllg tO (lllllk ' . , . ., ... I any mora IUOOBSII I lie, ' n r 1 OIU'I nm, v . , , . TfViZ"." """o.rjf, acc9ru.. . ' We own much of our hucccms, Stvt Crocker .reported, "to the de velopment fund of the Portland .'Chamber of C(mmtrce. Tho closo .co-ordination 'of the publicity, land . Kettle.irient and murkettnK' dopart- mnnts,. lift. reacted to. tho good of . the. entire ttttiie. ' . j I -"A moro" local benefit .received j from the development fund of the porttuand chamlMT haa brrrt the! aid lyn In marketing. Tito nuir-j kfllR department, orentcd by the dcvfjlopnien fund. Rave ua' the hn- I HlstHnco of .ij hrsl cxpcrls In or-' (tfirilainit' ro-openitlv- prune mar- I kctlnn flffv-nclea, 'theso .-orgunlxu- ' nOHW linVlllg ; OC'll '..mm ,i.r.7 .h,.,. -, Mvmiccfi ty a ! . ir ' will be fitilu to irflch-Hy handle and control next yiir a crop to a tarse drgri-cs." IJVCCANEER WIN EVENS UP SERIES frAstlnoed from1 Page One.) Nevereid. rtuel: Kremer and Hinlth. j Hv,rcM was roplnei'il by Ituel In Hie eighth Inning when llallou nlo relieved 'Ferguson. IIOaNBVH PAT aiottai tauH rARiNA Rfcaiai csf ah suan'MtAr Mom out aoMurtAB SASCAsa ruua sn BOYS' SHOES $2.49 to $3.98 leather is used in the soles, making a combination -which will withstand the healthy boy. Colors, black and brown; sizes 9 to C. r . ' JIONDSMKN PAY $26-1.1 ' MADHAS. Ore. The final olinp tor In action lirbunlit by Jurforaon county against H. C. Topping, de faulting aheriff. under American Rurety company of New York. hla. bondsmen, was closed when the surety com-pany pnld to the county, clerk the aum of titoi.tt. The county court authorised the clerk to satisfy the judgment In -full. The circuit court of thla oountv tried Topping twice In a criminal action for defaulting with countv funds, the flrnt notion resulting in mistrial and nt the second trial thu cifrBlicrlff Wiia acquitted. ' Neither Topping nor tiio. surety company maie an active tight against the cac brought by Jef ferson ' county to regain the mis appropriated funds, both making only'n formal nppeaxnnee and al lowing the cuso to go. by default. nosr:mno i.vxy ii;sini:i ItOKKnfltO. Ore. A propouAl vote n sperinl thivR-mfil tax levy 1o provide fire uml police pro tection may be Hiibmltted to resi dents of Itoseburg sqon. The ten tative budget for the coming your, Covering . needed ' street Improve ments nnd other progressive steps, wllRrenuIro expenditures of moro than 150,000. Tho Income, on the other hand, will be ai-ouild $40,000 unless something. Is done In a spe cial way to raise more funds. r A thrao-mlll levy would ,rnle.. approximately 110,000' and being I outside -the 0 por cent lliiillntlon 1 would enlililo the city to urocoud . with Its plana for development next lyeo-iiiurr nil iiJunil Hi in "aa . ' When a man says. "I run thlmrs at my house," hu may mean . the We Buy for Less We Sell for Less Men's and Younn Men's . Ail-Wool Heavy ; SWI2ATKRS $:j.9. A S,"j.00 value. Men's All Heavy Wool UNIONSUITS $1.-1.-) and $1.'J5 IJLAZ KKS For the out-door man. All-wool heaviest 0I1U kind . 5.-).05 New York Store DESTROYERS OF HIGH PRICES Fill Up Those Empty Sockets witli EDISON MAZDA LAMPS H. &S. Electric Summer Hole! ' l!ltltr. Rompers All muih to olill, rot, I, II. M. V. unit rcaity to r. Thn ml, Nun's Art & . These shoes ivn'r neat and dressy, yet built rugg-ed to stand..-the,;, hard', wear . b o y s g,vo them. ITie' very best grade of calf-; skin is used in the . upper, while genu-j ine oak tan sole washing mncnine anii tjbe:.turtiaii 1 :,,' : ' '- v 'The flrst'rcal'slgri of fall Is srbft everybody starts , thlnklug' wbDtei must be Jiece, ooooooooooooo LOOK, lot re . lltST J : t I Of Tlio "49" frhow t.rt llral-i taARCjSLL Wavel Mf4tr if lios.-lth. . ...',. J - L'.j ft Starting: TML'ftSDAY NIGHT Llt'E IN Vi ''tpNIGHt-'V'--'; Y ho holds thm- Iaddr--w wile or huBband? 'r!j-s' . ".-.' , ' 1. s TT ,.,VinGiNiA:.V4Uii-;;.v I' Sfatni'ng'v- Ladder The r.,i'.- WKUNESDAY Arcade The Paris To pjve the rijrht foun dation for Blcndcmcss CLOVE '. 7 SILK ! '-...'. UNDEUWEAll . NEWEST '. MILLlNEItY" . MODES The Paris wear, or (untie ami titiintpctl. najy , :.'.' Mult - proof Thread, Flultona CoPieil Baby Shop 1 : trie?