La Grande evening observer., April 06, 1926, Image 8

Papfi Eight
LA GRANDE EVENING
Tuesday, April 6, 1926.
BSERVER
ft
SERTON RUBBER
SOLES
.- 75c
You can put them on
easily, quit'ldy, without
tools, nails or. stitching.
Westenhaver
& Gilbert
Store For Men .
f
Tnn-AMA irC-A I. '-';.
jjiitnv wiiinut.i a in( h() in(L.,aiiMH aliening with
Guilty uf Possession. Miiiiiii.
- , j I'eterinan has. declared (hat IiIh
4L ! ' i-..liirl(lll vii.UM nn j.v:i.-IIv itt.
Ore.,
Mark llp'om wuh found Hullty fn
Justice court , he reflate yesterday
on a charge of unlawful possession
of liquor,- This .V JiIk Hecond
trhtl on the chargf-, the jury -h(i-lu'g
disagreed at .the' first trial,
Ihouiu waH charged "with having
lluuor itl.4 ii parly at r ji private
Jiouue on the McKclixIc Home time
ago. ' i - ,. ':' .' 7wv'.' '
When valve HleniH become hadlv
i worn It i uliaoHt a certainly that
the valve sleni guide or,- hole
through which the valve kIcim fn
ti'iiH Ih worn out of round; This
allowH air to he drawn through tho
Intake valvcw when they are open,
which caimes an. Imperfect mixture,
resulting In poor starting umt nolny
operation. . , , v
"Rome De LtaJte"
, Sleep Sold Here
What a glorious feeling (
it is to escape from the '
deadening effects of a
tagging bedspring.
"Whca you sleep irith
your spine straight
when you eliminate the
pressure on delicate
ii-ervcs-T-when the whole
system clears itself of
fatigue poisons 'and
every muscle and nerve
feels refreshed then
you'll appreciate the
benefits which we offer !
you in Rome Quality
De Luxe, The Bed
j cpringLuxurious. There
lisonlyoncgenuincRomo
De luxe let us show
it to you. All sizes car
ried in stock. For wood ; ;
or metal beds. -
THE BTOSPRTNG LUXURIOUS
7J Thf t Onlr one irnulna
XYUiL Rom Quality lc Ltm nJ
It ! mule only Hy Tha Rudi Com
panv. We rll tSi acnuln mail tw
CBuaatut il (r bteluuul
W. H. Bohncnkamp
Co.
SH.ER.RY.S
TON I (a IT
"The Dangerous
Flirt
Beautiful
KVKLVN II KK
In th.'.i clrumutic KiuK-kuut! She'll nti-al vour lu-at t
' li ud make you like it!
Comedy, "TWINS"
EH BIG
VOTE FACTOR
c..aim-.nck. Mo. Apr, fl. (AI
VoIith of llilH little village today
went to lhi poll to cost their vot-H
hi a municipal election, Iho cam
paign for which during the pitKl
i-celc had developed Inlo u i-oll-glotis
controversy In ho far tin the
mayoralty race was concerned
the populace dividing In taking
side u it li the two candidates J,
('. Muuptn, former llnpllsf preach
er, and I., J, i'eterinan, retired
fut'llMT.
Tho campaign for the inayor's
office proceeded along I he usual
run until about a wrcK ngo, when
Muupln. (he lone candidate, was
found to have been of u group or
tJllldelltQ of Will hi ni Jewell college,
Liberty, jvio.. in which pre-
nented u petition to the hoard of
curators of the college, demanding
the retention of Or. A. Wakefield
Htatcil, member of the Hchool fue-
ulty, who wuh oiiNled by (he board
for what were termed too liberal
views expressed in bin book, "What
Ji'NUH iaUKIII.
MhcniliMs Aid .Man pin
TIiIh Issue waH ralNed against
Maiipin, but he 4 fused to retract
from IiIh Kland and the battle
Waged llllellHely will) the fuildn-
Jiui - nlallBtH supporting I'eleruinn i
'Haute hh (hose of the late William
Jennings Itryau, hh cxpreHHcd at
';hc evolution trial In Dayton, Teiin.
I lake every word of the lllble us
lay religious guide,"
N ICW VIlllK. Apr. li. (l!y (lie
AHHricltilwl Jri'b.s) . Hlm-k UinM
Intnl. furlhi'p ri'i'ovt'ry tn IoiIhv'h
jlimrUrl with iiractiiilly all KimiiN
piiri ii'ijiiii iiik ill in' H'lvaut'v. ijiiii-
HIMlllllH'MI WII8 ' Ulllfi'lllltTI'll liy
llii' red uci Ion or uvcr 5 : r. .)
In tuck om'hunffc bruki'i'H1 luaim
limt .inuulli. tlio i'iiuIiik or nioitry
VtitcH, ' Intiivy ovi'r-mihiMTiiitlim of
II (lll(llliu,llill Ai'nut'lllti'il Kli'i'trir
lnnir..orr('rln. Jind thiv.'oiitluilntlr
H(alrnHnl on IhihIih-h roniHI ItniM
Uj'.X'rlraiili'Ht . ICl'HUInP oC Miu.KLimIi-'.
linker coriortittoll. Tin i'IokIiik wiim
Hlrontf. Ni'w li'ndcrM wore liriiiivlit
rnl'waril In Mil1 rlmil lioiu. kIvIiik
iiddllloniil lircatlth to the forwiiril
movoinnnt anil tnl'iiHliiir rrcKh lfu
Into conHLnu'llvL1 oiunitloii.
.' KulcH iiiiruMliniai'il 1.;iuii,(mio
HllHl,1.
MM.HI'Odl, vm;,i'
I.IVKKI'OOIv Apr. (I. AI')
l.'lom1 wllfllt to I 'ill liiKln-r.
May IIh July 1 1 m I'j.I; I M l.
I n ll'jil.
Hall's Catarrh i
MtZm a hai been suc-
Meaicttie cm in the
treatment of Catarrh for over forty
yearn. Also as a Blood Purifier It gives
wonderful reiultl. All Dmtldsts.
P. J. CHENEY &. CO., Toledo, O.!
10 Years Ago
Today ;
Seimtoi'- lliinlinn'. ni"
" Oh in, named U'liipoini'y
chnii'miin (if i ropiililictin
coiivcntioti. - ' ;
i;t:GiNNiN(;s
Sttirl Ui pat ion ix.c tho
L. & I.. " Save in lime
and money.
Kresh stocks, eoui'le
ous treatnienl, personal
service.
"On the Main Corner"
L.&L. Drui Co.
ONLY
99
N T
STOCK PRICES
IIHIHIIHIII I IIIIHU
bfllNINb I UUm
i
I
SECOND DAY '
OF HEARING
AT AN. END
(Continued from Page One)
lined Iiouih. 'J'liey expect to use
It up laU-r.
Hi'nator 'itei'd tmluy threw' the'
coiumltlei! room Into laughter 1-y
explaining for the hcncTIt of Hen
alor Walwh. of Montana, u dry,
how "Bplil whlHky' cn be made
by mixing alcohol, whisky an I
water. The explanation followed
u Htatement by (Jeueial Andrew h
that, much of the whlnky aobl li
drug btoreM Ih "Hplll whlHky."
"Klnee Senator, WalHh doetfn't
know anything altoitt this," nail
Kinalor Jteed, "1 will Hay th.t
It haa hern Htated Jo me I have
ni'ver performed the operation -that
you take n gallon of wnlKky
and alcohol mid water and make
several gallonx." i
"1 am told alcohol in a wlioh
boiih nt whlHky," r'inarked CJcn-
eral AimIicwh.
'"n.'Ut'H a gratifying hit of In
rorimilou," returned Henator JteeJ,
and the KpeetalorK roared.
'IVHh llou 'Shine Ih .Made.
(leiierul AudrewH explained Ihut.
antl-freeni' mlxlurcH ainl even cm-
biilmlng fluid are re.dlKlllled
get bootleg, "alcohid." Then
added that he would iihI; for u
law to give hi department au-
Ihorlly to revlewall alcohol p r
iii 11 m once a year. .
Kenntor Itced look up the itierf
tlon of Improper conduit by pro.
hibltlon agenta. Although (lesaid
that one out of u of the tola)
j number of pcrrioiiK employed in
t he prohibition bureau had be. n
i diKUilHwd for cuiiHe, he addeillh.it
jeerlalnly It ,could not propose to
break down a, hgltliuati biiHlm :s
Ion the action of an employe.
Hen.iior llarrel, repaid lean, of
(Htlahonui, remalked1 that one of
thp 12 illBclileH "went wrong."
"Yea, but thcio In no Jimih
Christ ulther at the Inad of th'n
buret! u or anywhere along I hi
j line," returned Ifecd.'
j Heimlor - WlilHh miggrHled th-il
j tfenatorH were taking up much ol
; I he I hue a Noted o wit ui-a.-fca.
('oilman IMdn't b.ce(.
"If enunnc phJcelH, I'll alop,"
, replied (teed. , ,
"Hut I don't object In the IctiKt,"
Ha Id fodinnn.
(ieiieral A nd re wh Ha hi llrtt
where an employo wuh Htispect -d
of dishonealy he wuh luimeiilat'-
ly discharged fur a not her ri-aao.i
u know you can find many
reiiHonH lo fire a man." he hum).
"V(ju could fjhjd a reaHon for fir
Ing pie before nightfall."
"I certainly could," returned
Henator l(ecd..
The general Bald IiIh men ar
H object to great and constant
temptallonu,
"Mow ninny of the 75 dlnnilnHe,
for cuite huvxi been pi owcuteil .'f'
aHked Heed.
Another l.uugh.
"One hundred and eighty have
been committed." When the dry
enforcement officer mild II woiil
lie "an unpleasant duly" for pm
h Ihl l Ion agent h to have to drink
Ihiuor lo get evidence, I he crowd
roared and 1 he general hluiNcif
Kiulled broadly.
"It'ri ho poor, moKt of It, t lot
no man ilrlnkH It willingly," iie
added. " '
"I nleHH I am m'Hlnforinetl, thef
dlrl coiiHlderable drinking In the
Mayflower Hole) tiw here, aaid
roilutau.
"Thai woh a ran
Instance," i"-
lurm-d the witness.
Iteplylng to Sen u tur Itced, Gen
eral Andrews said reeitmiiienda
llons as to prospective employs
ome trom tin- '.. f. T. I., Antl-
inu Ii'ugne, minister anil ot It
ers. The. senator kept after the
wllm-ps for details ami finally
Andrews sUhl:
"If yuli refer to Wayne . II.
Wheeler, he never jinnde any ifj
oniiiiendat Ions to me."
"Von slopped II, didn't you."'
i "lie never tried to shirt II."
I , 1 tai iage of . Oratory,
i Meruit' iiucs! inning any witness, s
today 1 he modi I leal bn isij laid
dow n a pi ellmlnaiv barrage of
oiiiluiy, which . brought in the
l iitenl h ui of whether a national
j rtderentlum on the subject would
be legal.
i ritisco ut riKKi Ar
i , SAN l-ltANl'ISOd. Apr. li. (AT)
- I lot tit I at f.u.h. San t'raneisco
I I cents.
The cciImi' pilots nre he'n-j;
hipped tomorinw intin Taeoim,
Washington. -Tfl t- shouhl 'lie'liere
bj Saliiitlii or .Moiidti. We mi'l
ilcllvcrlng tine llniher lJI, lit li.
long. The .Acme quality MiliU wilt
be t.; H galUm until tl i
elenued up. We lire enjoying u
hlg paint ti-nde. Tboe fi'iii-c t.i
ples I hut thai fclhm out of Coe
ordered iv heii'.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
'The 1'iHir Mun's Vrlemr
Near Koniiilry. Phone Mnlii 2 It
timing Uiiinej!Ut.
Market hews of the Day
CHICAGO (ilt.VI.V
lict: ()mii llluli 1XIIV 'IMI
May, now.... I5H(4 tM I5J14
aiuj, obi..,.is7K ih . ir.oy, i.-iiiy,
Inly 1. l:m , vm vm'A
sipi mi Vi lai-M ia'4 VMMi
l'OIII,,XI WIIIOAT
I'OHTI.ANI), (Iro., Apr. II. (A I')
Wlnat: mill, hard whlio I.SV4:
lianl wlillc. IS. K. Llujirt $l.ii; Hoft
wlill.! tl.tv: Wfalnrn wlilto l.4';
Inti-iJ wiiil it $1.42; liorthiTii HpriK
tl.4.1: u.nlciu ril II. 411. ' '
To'lay's car receipts: Wltiat 37;
flour X; corn ; hay 4.
i'iiic.(;u cakii
CIIICACO. Apr. . (Al' CiihIi
wlifiit : No. 1 imrd I l.lir. 'i ; So. 2
liorllii'in $1.02.
(.'orn: No. 3 nilxeil lis Vt f tiyc;
No. a yellow (ili1-'! liy i,ie.
Oaln: No. L' wlilto 4:j42Kc; No.
il white 4 I 'il 42q.
Ie: No Haliw.
' Hurley: No wileM, (
Timothy Heed IHAf 7.
Clover seed tiSfil 32. .
Lard 13.72. '
KHjh - $ 1 ,
i HellleH $14.87.
I'OIC'I'I.AM) LIVESTOCK
rt)ltTI.ANI). Ore., Apr. li. (At)
i'little noniinally steady; no re
ei'lpLs. Kleel-M, Kood $N Hi $X.(i(l.
IIokh nominally steady, receipts
2f0 diive-tns. moslly on contract.
Heavy welKht (2r.O to gill lbs.)
Itlediiiill. Kood und clioteu $16
s I ;t ii r. medium weiKiit.s (i'iiu to
:;.riU Mis.) common, medium, Kood
and choice $I;.40 $14. .
Sheep nominally steady; no re
ceipts.
" -; ! 1 " .
' WOOL S.L;s ACTIVIO"
SALT I.AKMCITV. Apr. 6.'AI')
--Wool Int. vers stationed here lo
covet tin, Inter-mountain terrltory
coulribulcd over the week end I he
first genuine activity seen In t he
local wool market this season. It
was unofficially estimated thut ap
proximately 1 10,000 fleeces had fig
ured In the three days transactions.
Km- the most pari this represents
unshorn lliti wools and was con
tracted for at 'Ah cents, a new high
price for the season. Two clips
figuring In the uctlvlty were hold
over wools from 1!25 and brought
:t;l cents. One ullp from Wyoming
In the lot brought 'ii cents,
(Vntraets In the I rausactlons
were for wools In t'lnh and south
western Wyoming. I icwey-Gmild
company. Hoston. contracted for
36, in Ctah rieeces and Hfi.OMU
fleeces it roil nd Itock Springs, Wyo.,
one of the Wyoming clips , was
bought for u4 cents. 11. Harris and
eompan, SI. Louis, contracted for
I ra per und company, Huston, for
10,00(1 I'tah fleeces.
, IIK A(.() IJVMS'lf U K.
.CHICAGO. Apr. )i. V)- ill,. H.
Depnrtnienl of Agilcultnfejr-rllogs
oOyOtH); in ft 2fic lower, tos early
trading 10 4' I fie lower oi, shipping
and yard trader account;, later, bids
I ."i Qi 2i"c lower; light amj estn-me
hetivles off most; early 140 to I tin
pound averages SU.f.ii; bulk ISO
lo 200 pound kind $ I 2.75 ffi 1 .1;
24n to 2(h pound average- $11.75.-
i .'at tie I7.nin. Ked steers and
she slock at standstill; t 'largely a j
steer i nn: very little done; bidding I
fully 2."c lower; spots more; killing'
quality of steer run medium to
good; bulk X.7fi'' $:.75: prospects
of the loberal carryover she slock
luting lower; feeders dull; bulls
fully steifdy
vealers weak I n
downward.
Sheep r ti.orui; few early sab s f
fitt and handy weight Iambs sleady
lo weak; several loads of wooled
lambs SKt.Tf.W $14; latter price
paid by shippers; frvv desiridile
tipped lambs S lu.7.Vx $ I I .tin; out-
sider price paid by miiuiII killers:
niarkei looks weak
heavier offerings; 'i
to
lower t
i" early Hales J
ly at $S.7f' t
on shearing
on u few j
if fat ewes fully ale
$!i.2-r; mil hing do in
tamliM; talking sttail
available loads.
(JOVKRNOR TO
HELP WELCOME
CLUIi WOMEN j
J
(Continued Crom Page I.)
I
cowboy breakfast. Election of o:-(
fleers will follow. Installation u i'I
i,r-ice In lit
Kvery day n
1 ntlet noon
llllieheon COIlfe.'.
oner
ire vera I of them, will Ii.
the various depart meats
state federal ion. These
hold by
Of the
ineelluT!
v III be some of t he nod
Important Insofar as the
dlvt:
:so,
lenders are concerned.
Ku-hleen committer' will have!
accomplished a great deal of thej
work of entertaining (he eonven- I
Hup Inmr before the delegates be-
gin In arrive. Mis. Seranlon an-j
uoum es the following chairman: ;
Mrs. I 'buries Phi vie. transport a -
tlon: Mis. A. S, lury. a, elel Ion
nulls: Mi. I' lttiik II. Appleby.
n-,ifes- Mm P.. Mn,., publlelty; !
Mrs. II. A. ZurhrtcU. flowers; Mrs.'
C. li. Sei. pases and ushers; Mrs.'
Turner Mlver. d- nnilinu: Mrs. j
1 1
l:e-rl New I in, tn forma tlon: M rs.
Ci. T. Cite h ni li, federation news; '
Mis. C. It. Kherhnrd. souvenirs; I
Mrs. II. II. Ctenv r. slocan: Mrs. I
.1. I. I vnrli, registration: Mis. A. !
P. Hunter, hnnsim:: Mrs. O. I..
lUiltotu
mtlsle; Mrs. Sherwu
I'd ;
T.
p.
W'MHanis.
reeepttiMt: Mrs. J.
utchardson
hospitably; Mrs, ,1.
Theisen. creitentlals.
The li tirande issue of the K"d
eraifon ?evs Is already la the
hands of t he members. Il contain,-
Information on the city, the
'",l"' !. i i- t- ret her.
PONDS.
(AP)-
(Sides in
A i;.
XKW YOI1K,
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Liberty S ...
Apr. li.
Liberty
Liberty
Liberty
Llto-nv
Liberty
1 . S. Ti
2d 4s ...
1 si 4 s .
2d IS .,
3d" 4 is .
4th 4,s
-ur I t pt.
4S-
3is
REPORTS SEND
WHEAT MARKET
TREND HIGHER
CHICAGO, ApY. fl. (Uy the An-
nouiiiu-u riTMi hiui t ,jiui ( fuiiL-n j
of North American wheat today i-b-
tluiati'd at 7&(M"" hUBhelH und
with Italy and other K tiro pen n
continental ' countrleg purchasing,
tho wheat market here uve raged
higher today, although ealng
Noiiiewhut In the late dealt nga. Ktip
pllen dccrcRHod 1.6U(t,UUU bu.shets
for tho week. On the other hand,
crop re porta from tho iouthwoHt
und ivcmI continued flattering, und
offerings of wheat were rec'4ved
from Minneapolis at nlmout u
profitable delivery baia here ua
compand with Muy.. Wheut closed
faay unchunged lo v lower; corn
U'e off to c up; und oata U
!'l to c advance.
CHICAGO. Apr. - (By the As-
Hochitcd I'itbh). - Wheut opening
prices to I Vic higher; May, new
H.TiS ! ut und July l.attii'
l.IttiVi were followed by moderate
additional gains und then twine-
thing of u reaction.
ritisto ioririiv
KAN' l-'KANl'ISCf). Apr. . (A I')
1. S. Bureau of Agricultural
KcoiiwimIcs) I'oultry supplies wen
very light today hut demand for
most- clashes was limited. I 'rices
us u whole showed lit tit' change
but leghorn broilers were not mov
ing rapidly, ieghnrif hens are pos
sibly showing a slight weakness.
Hrollers; I -g horn 1 ffi I pounds
2KiSle: 2Vs lbs. afiftiatic. Kryers:
Leghorn 212 lbs. 4 M fit 4 lie; col
ored 2'a2Vi lbs. A'lUf i'Ac; few high
er. Young lobsters and pullet;
Colored t lbs. und up 44f''4'!c; few
higher; slaggy showing spurs 32
'i 85c. ' ' ,
Old rooslers: jColoreil Hifii 18c;
l'ghoru la'i'Jnc, Leghorn hens
2 lbs, 2lc; y lbs. atiff j7e; 3 (0
: lbs. 27 2 Sc. Large colored
hens; Itanch 32 4i34; easlern Ul
:13c. Turkeys live young 3M 4'c;
old 34 'if .Hie; dressed young toius,
fancy 4U1i4Hc; lu-ns 431 4.r)c:, old
4n'f4r.c; number 2 culls 3alb42c.
lvkH: Young 22 24c. Geese,
ynung 21' 2Sc; dressed :t:i uric:
lackrabblts dresd $2.r0i $3 per'
dozen, llelglan hare, live 2i'i22c;1
dres.-'cd 1(u 2 Sc. Squabs.
4..fi 47c. (Md pigeons tS"r,i j;i
per do.en. Guinea fowls nominal.
IMHt l l.AM 1UOm CM.
I'OICIM.AM). Ore., Apr. tt. (AC)
-kggs; Klrsts 1c Iowim'? jTist
stearly. Current receipts ?; fresh
medium 21c; fresh standard finds
2:tc; fresh standard extras' U4c.
Huttcr steady; extra cnbes, city
.tSVje; standards 'Miv; prime
firsts :isc: firsts 37c;' prints 4:to;
cartotiH 44e,- v
Milk steady. , IJest ch'urnlngt
et eiiiu 1 1 net snippers- irnek tn
one t. Crenm dehvered Portland
4:te. Iaw milk; f4 percent) S2.3f
t'wl. f.o.h Portland.
Poultry steady. Heavy hens 2ti
4i 27e; liglit 2:tc; broilers . 3Ai 40c;
oung whlre ducks 2Kc; ilo dressed
nominal; dressed turkeys 4;ct;4rc;
live nominal: gt-ese dressej 2S(i :ia;
capons nuiulniri.
Onions slow. Inactive $l.7!.' 2.
Potatoes steaiiy J2.75Ai $:(.
IA (ilEA.MH; WIIf)l.i:SAIiL;
M A it Kins
Poultry (live weight).
Heavy hena 22c lb.
Medium hens I6e lb.
Light heiid 14c lb.
Stags- Se lit. '
No. I live lurkeys;2e lb.
I'loiir.
Hard l-'ederatlon (hard wheat)
-7.i0 bid.
Soft wheat $7.0 bbl.
,. (iii.wnr; iti;i n, ,MAitii;rs
i on ii r, v.
Hens :tnr lb.
Meats ami 1Kb. '
Itecf boll I n fr 12 'c lb.
Chops and steaks 2c lb.
Salmon (fliictly fresh) 3Sc lb.
Haliluit -3Sc lb.
Tlry.
' r'
IluJIer, Creamery 47c Hi.: 'JOc
Kggs- 2C4i 2Si doz.
Oheese 40c lb.
lloney, conib nor Ih.
Vegetfthles.
Potatoes V.c Ih. (small fuanli
lies); S4.40 for I 'in-lb.
lot.
California green peas -2'e Ih.
l-'resh asparagus (Oregon grown)
Kite Ih.
Carrots -2 bunches for 2fc.
Celery Sne bunch.
Parsley 1 0c bunch.
Meeis iMi hnncli.
tireen peppers Tittc lb.
New cabbage So lb,
Turnips Iflc hunch.
Yellow onions ii lb. for 2fc.
Caul! flower 5 Vic Ih.
Hot house lettuce 2t"e lb.
California head lettuce lUc
head,
Spinach 10c Hi.
Hoi house radishes nv bunch.
CdTy hnrts--2Ve bunch.
Green onions lac bunch, 3 for
2;"c.
Hot house tomatoes
l-Yiilts.
-4c lb.
Str;uvberrles 4"c box.
rthubarb l;c lb.. 2 fur
2uc.
Appb-H H l,.s. rup 25c.
Illiniums I ;"Vc lb.
1 .vinous 4"e doa.
tirange.s i;o SSc dox.
Crape fruit 2 for 35c.
Sugtir.
Cane sugar for 100 lbs.
(asolluc.
Casollne, regular, retail 27c gul.
Casollue, high tiv.t. retull Stic
:i.
llnaa)
High
lt'o.31
luo.ii
ir.s
nut.
iui. :
12.13 ,
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Copy for thin ootumn muni
be in by 9:00 a. m.
Why should you pay $1.00 a hot
tie for a plat of mineral oil or oil
petrolatum when we will sell you
the best mineral made for of
this price und by the gallon still
less than Mr the advertised brands
prices und we believe ours is
better quality. Kllverthorti-Wrlghfs
family drug store. ' i-'Ht
3 lessons In artificial flowers,
lamp shades, baskets, etc., now at
Newlln's Hook store. 4-Glf
m;v tiii;s rou siMtixt;
, New merchandise is ttrjlvlitg
dally at lUchardson's Art & Gift
Hhop. Things suitable for home'
decoration, uHcful articles, and all
suitable as Gifts for every occa
sion. Itlchardson. "The Art Alan"
invites yop lo visit his shop. 4-ii-H
HetnMUclitng, itleatlnic button
boieM, eta Aortou's Kiddy Shop.
10-14-tf
Have you your tickets for "The
Time, the I'lace mid the Girl," the
Monday Musical light opera, Thurs
day und J'Yidny nights. Keserwd
seats $1.00. 4-U-21
noxwooo.
Large load boxwood delivered In
l,a Gran (If, ii.o. Cull L. LI. Alen
efee Jbr. Co.. Lone Tree. . 4-3tf
1'urniers ntnl Grain Sowei-s.
We Sfdl carbonate of copper, nlso
bluo stone Tor treating wheat. Kil-vorthoru-Wright'H
family drug
store, . 4-311
J)oij'L miss the best home talent
musical show in yearssee "The
Time, tho J'lace and the Girl" ut
the Arcade, Thurs. und Krl. nights!
4-0-21
UiAiix Tin: m:w i'lantico
WOltK
il'he new I'lastieo work is more
Interesting than Jerso and the pos
sibilities far greater. I'"rce Instruc-
fancvjliori in tj,l8 m.w arl ut uuhard-
son's Art Si Gift .Shop. Make your
appointment now. 4-0-1 1
Tf you uro annoyed with' eczema
or skin trouble let us sell you a
holtlu of eczomn preparation. Sll-vcrthorn-Wright's
family drug
store, 4-atf
Pretlj girls, pretty music; lots
of laughs in "The Time, the Place
and Hie Girl" Arcade theater,
Thurs. und I'Yi. nights, Don't miss
Prices l..mj and 70c. 4-ti-2t
School Funds now avnlluhlo for
farm loans In Union County. Scr
II. K Dixon, Volvy Building. U
Graiide, Ore. 2-16H
611 lit 1 1n liver touchers for 25c.
the best laxullvo pills sold for chil
dren . and women. Sllverthorn
W right's family drug store. 4-olf
SC.MIO.S.
In the Cirquit Court or the Slate
or Oregon for County of Cnion.
Annie lionun, Plutntifl
vs.
Anna Oliver, a widow, Associ
ated Km it :oniiany, a corpora
tion and J. W. .Parity, trustee
of Associaled Krult company,
a corporation, bankrupt.
J lefendanls.
To Hie Associated Krtiil company,
a. corporalion; and .. W. Jtarity,
trustee of the Associated Krnit
company, a, corporation, bankrupl,
defendants:
In the name or the State ot Ore
gon, j,ou and each or you are here
by required to appear and answer
the Complaint, filed against you in
the above entitled Court and cause,
on or before six fulj weeks after
the date of the first publication of
litis .summons against you, and if
you fail so to appear and answer,
for want thereof the plamtifr will
pray tho Court for judgment and
pecreo against you as follows:
That the plaintiff have judgment
against the defendant Anna Oliver
for tho principal sum of ?:i;00.0,
together wilh the principal sum of
$S7.50 with Interest (hereon at the
rale of 8 p'ir cent per annum rrom
ami after March Kill, 1H2.i, und for
the further principal sum of iS7.":j
with interest thereon at tho rate
ol" S per cent per annum from and
after September Sth, 1U2S, for the
furl her principal sum of $X7.5(.
together with Interest thereon ut
the rate of H per cent per annum
front and after .March Sth. l!2ii.
ami further for Interest at the rule
of S per cent per annum on the
original sum of $;t&nu.oo. from and
after the Mb day of March. l'J2i
lor the further sum of 4Ui0 as
a reasonable attorney's fee herein.
and for pUtintiff's costs and dis
bursements Incurred In this suit.
That the sums of money above
t forth be decreed to he a good.
valid and subsisting lien upon the
premises described us follows, to
wit:
The iVorlhwcst tjuarter of
(he Northwest Quarter of Sec
tion 2'.. In Township 2 South
of Uuuge :;9. Kast of the Wil
lamette Meridian, Cnion Coun
ty. Oregon.
That tin; said mortgage be de-
creed to be prior In time and su-
perlor In right to any right, tyie
or Interest, claim or lien which the
I uh hi l-riiiil:iiit..t np.unv nf them.
may have or claim to have. In, to
or upon Hie said premises or wy
part thereof.
That the said mortgage be fore
closed and that the said defendants
and each and all of them be barred
of alt right, title. Interest, claim or
Hen. In and to the said premises oH
atiy part thereof, and of all equity
nf redemption, save anil ccepting
I ho slMtntory' rishl of- rtnlvinplioii.-
'irm
ff
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DEPARTMENT STORES
108 Depot St, La Grande, Ore.
New Spring Apparel
For Boys At Lowest Prices
Smart New Styles
. In Suit for Boys
These boys' suits are sure to
please the discriminating mother
who knows quality and all-round
excellence. They will wearl
English models, two pair
knickers; or one pair knicker
and one pair long pants.
Many suit with vests.
Remember; we buy fabrics for
676 Stores. Our large buying
power makes 'possible these ser
viceable suits at
$7.90 to
$14.75
"The Collegiate," for Boys
Stout, Comfortable, Stylish.
Selected tan leathers,
with all the elements of
style that feature our
shoes for men. Good
workmanship, wide toe
for comfort, Goodyear
welt and rubber heels, all
combine in assuring an
excellent value..a.t
$2.98 to $4.19
Caps for Boys
Value
Low Price
The fellows like caps with snap and pep. They
get them here1--and they get big value, good qual
ity and low prices too. See these at
69c 98c $1.49
BOYS' SHIRTS
Extra Quality
In new patterns and col
ors. Made id the best ma
terials. ICxtra full cut. diced
from
(59cto98c
SEE OUR
That the said priitisr. herein-
brfori; (bseribed, together with all
the appurtenances thereunto be
longing, be Hold under foreclosure
iiccordanen with the laws of the
Stale of Oregon and the practice
of this court in such cases; that the
Sheriff at the time of such sale
put the purchaser of the property
into possession thereof ; that the
sheriff be directed to execute and
deliver lo Hie pure baser at the
time of such sale a certificate of
sale to said property so sold und
sheriffs deed to same at the ex-
pirutinti of the time allowed by law
for 1 he redemption of real prop
erty, if no redemption bo had
That the money arising from such
sale be applied to the payment of
the judgment of the plaintiff here
in, atlornej'.s ffc and sums found
dim said plaintiff, and the re
mainder, if any there be, paid over
jus by law directer. And that plain
tiff have such other and further re
lief as to the Court may serin meet
and equitable in the ptxinlses.
This Summons Is
published
ugalnst you by virtue of an order
mad- and entered by the Honor- -
able C. H. Mct'uHoch, Judge of the
above entitled Vurt In the city of
li Orand Cnion county, Oregon,
on Monday, the I'.ih. day of March,
t!i-;. The order directing the serv
ice of summons upon you by pub
lication thereof In the 1m Grande
Kvnin observer, to he published
therein for six consecutive veks
ami for seven publications thereof,
and requiring you to appear and
nn;wer herein within six full weeks
after tlx' date of the first publica
tion thereof against yo, th! dato
of such publication being Tuesday,
March 16th, H2fi.
Attorney for Claintlff, residinff '
at li Grande, Ore.
luile of first publication: Tues
day. March lth. mu.
, I ute of last publication: Tuva
day. April 27th. tsrS.
Alar: Itf. ?J, 3W-Apr. . 13; JA. W
(NATIONWIDE
INSTITUTION'
IIVOIIIUIIVJV
Quality
BOYS' HOSE
Heavy Ribbed
Knitted of good heavy col
ion yarns, full size. In
black and cordovan. Only
25c
WINDOW
Notice o l lunl Settlement.
Notice is hereby given that Hie
undersigueti executor of the el;itfi
of Nancy J. (Jhoate, deceased, has
filed In the County Court of t'nkm
Copnty, Oregon, his final account,
and that said court has fixed the
hour of ten o'clock A. M. on Satr
unlay, the 24th day of April, HHiG.
at Its court room In the court house
ut l.a Grande, Union County. Ore
gon, jus the time and place for tho
hearing of any objections to sahl
j "ocount and for tho final e
"emem. ana isintMUioit of
estate.
Haled this' 23d day of March,
Hi 20.
J. M. CHOATK.
Kxecufor of (he estate of Nancy
J, Choate, deceased,
Cochran & Kbcrhard, attorneys
for executor.
-Mar. l';i, ao- April C, IS, 20.
The gJH yesterday who could
dress on bo iiHle liv a now am-w In
ilhe girl of today who can dress
(with sn Utile. fa
TO PROTECT YOU
Cod-liver oil promotes
growth of body and bone in
children and is a strength-pro-tectinglood
f orgrown people
Scott's Emulsion
is cod-liver oil made into a
rich cream. It builds up
vigOf and Strength
j Take it for its health-
protecting benefits.
AT RETAIL DRUO.CISTS
Pri 60S and tlJMl
m
L'. ir- Tansuty 1 pt.
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