La Grande evening observer., April 13, 1926, Image 8

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Page Eight
That New
Suit
(Kir KiiilN ure fur I he inuu
who hjii'DiIh wlnoly fur to
upend ivfm'ly Ik lu Have.
t t
Our hiiIU reprem nt - the
bent concentrated . buying
power rn prod tire In mali'.y
merchandise. ;
KitnlinK windy -mid miv
huf will po Imnd In liund.
i 8.8ft iu yxnm
Men's Wear
Moiicy-Savinsr Cush "
Store For Men
. 1309 Adami Ave. "
UniMfua Strawberries"" "
On Sale at Roseburcr
UOSinil'liG, Apr. 13. (Al'
riMHtta valley trtruwbeiTleM were
plaeed on the local market today,
the wllent that they have ever ap
peiin( In crate IoIb, ludleuttonM
ure that thero would he an aliunde
aiK-e of be r ilea DiIh season and that
tlnrft urntihl hn u mh ft li-ioul ( it.
illy avHllahle for ahlpment to out-1
Hlde inurkets by the1" end of tho
wei-k. loeal price today wero 35
centH Im.t box. v
ts hythc'-rnd of tho
10 Years Ajo
Today :
!. C, HlKidKIVItia1 linU WtUU.
ery Htote opened on Adaiim
n Venue. Itefl-etflinieutH MerveJ
In afternoon,' Mm yJ: O;
KnoriKiuHH. Mrs. Lloyd Scrlh
er and.MtB. .Her bur I l'atll
son. pouring. . ... .,11wt.
Wa are ntlll Helllnt; WliMe'
Ivoty Toilet Article ut half
pilee. Now Ih the. time to
Kt t hone ex t ru pleeeH t he t
you have been wnnthit;.
lo It .Ottl
L. &L. Dru Co.
I. H. Clyde Pttliuan hlllel
a crow -Hiiiuliiy.
To Our Patrons
Our llrcjid and Pantries arc.no Iniuror nu'H-rl lv
the Black Cut. Hut we apu in u position to j-ivc you
prompt and courteous service with 'our usual line of
Bread and Cakes, at out retail store opposite Ob
server. , - -j:-; V
For your convenience ;ve will be open, Sundays
hereafter.
"Made To Soli More."
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
Home of Golden Crust
The Maye-To-Sell-Morc Troducls.
SH.ER.RY.S
I .AST MIOWIMI
rWM. II. IK Mll.l.i: nu
"Three Faces East"
.HriTA t.ot lAl, - itom;itT ami:s - i,ii; iu;hm
uml hi:miv it. I.IMI.I,
An IntcfiM'ly -jrlpplug iHcl(Hlrtiiim;V m.tei plniiipa
of the Ntvrvt STkH. wild a liarkgriiuiid uf war ami
11 lilifhly ninmnilc 1or ur Ime and n iwildc whiikim -Nicrillct1
fur her ttMiiilo's sake
, AImi .'-Itowlug 'Ai-Iiuiiiii'
M AHIS 1IM KM)AY ''I Mi; KI
"ilNHFlTPRIIK
i i
. CHICAGO, Apr. 13. AI
Hplle profit laUilltf Bult'H of IlllKf
volume wheat roao rapidly In price
today. May delivery taking this lead
with u Jump of about five centH a
htiHhul, Houses with eastern con
ncolionn were completions buyent.
suppom-dly for wpeeulntoiH - who
Jjuvu been cutiKlit Bhurt of wheat.
1'roHpeulH of u lute alart for the
ilfilti cuiiudluu crop were reported
and a fa I (in off or 4.44iMmu hmdi
vtn In the world's uvailuhlc Mipply
total leaving the utftfrcuutc at S,
loa.aou IhihIh-ih a.t afraliiHt l';,:juj,
Uut it year ao.
Wheut cloned uimeltlcd to
4c net higher.
CHK'AUO, Apr. 13. (Ily the As-
Hoclaled J'rctw) Chicago vJlieut
opeutiK prlecn: i to 1 Uu higher;
May, new Jl.t.iMi 1 1. tin l, and July
$ l.3ti n ?1.37, were follewed boom
by additional Bulim thai carried
May up to $l U3'i and July to
11.38 ft.
ritisro rot intv
BAN e'KANrisro, Apr. 13. (Al')
(1. H. Iliirenu Agricultural Kro-
iioiiiIch) -lli-ollcm: Leghorn 1 'n 1
pnmiibt 2bfu 2v; 1. puundH 3.1 '(
3 He.
I'Yyein: leKhorn 'i rn 2 Vj pounds
411414 2c; colored 2 to 2 '-i pound
frf I3e: few higher, . .
Young roo.HterH, and pulletH: Col
ored. S pounds and up 44 4c; few
hiKher; HtaKHX showing apurH ,3'('i
35e. Old roaster; Colored ltifri lsc;
1'HrhoriiH inf Kc.
1x-if horn hrnn: potiudri 1'tic;
3 pound.1 s"v; Zffi'4l poundH 21
fa i
J -urse colored heiiH; Munch 34 'its
36c; eautern y4li35t
" riso miTi:uiAT
KAN KltANCIHt.'O. Apr. 13. .(Al)
Ilutterlat f.o.h. Sun Kruncinco
44 centH.
' rOHTI.A.V l MVKS'IXH It
I'OltTLAND, Ore., Apr. 13. (Al)
Oittle HN-udy; recoiplH li5. Hlei'i,
Kood HU IS. 75.
Iloim Hteady; reeelpta lo. Jle ivy
welKhtH (25(1 to :;f0 lbs.) UieilhtlU,
good and choice l'2tt ?I3.7f; nted-
111,11 wW'18 -00 ' w lhM 'om-
n,on - uieuium. koou anu cnoiee la
fit $ 14.
Sheep nominally steady;
cclpls. . a1 '
O-dar
Polish.
Mop
Sc. it it your dealer's, this ktcac
foIlih mop. All the 0Cedar
esturcfi the light weight screw
in handle. The lonn cotton Hnt
leu twah, triangle shaped to Ret
into hard corners. Padded so
woodwork won't suffer
Reductions In other mops In
varying sites, toot 75c, $1.00.
$1.25, $1.50 and $1.75.
DUSTS CLEANS POLISHES
TDNK.Iir.
Ctatid Cantnr
I.I'I.IE ti THK
11111.n1 i iiiulu
-HIGHER TODAlf
. a real
........
Market hews of the Day
iii a; ;itAi.
Wheal; Oim'ii HUtli Ijow CIom?
May, iieiv....1il 101 'j HIO HUM
May, old .. I :', Hhift ism; l2
.inly i:i(H6 ; '4 ish'4 i:iiK
sept i:ti in l '( l:iii uitf
w :nvH i iii:t
-IJVKIU'CHIU Apr. 13. AI)
Clone wheut. to 1U hbrher; May
I In 4; July lib 3'l; October
Km 7 fc-d.
. rni(';) 'asii.
f'lIM'ACO. Apr. 13. ( A I') Ciwh:
Vln at, No. 3 red f 1.71 U No. 1
hard 1.7 1 1.72. '
Corn. No, 3 inlxt-d 70e; No. 3
oatH. No. 3 white 4- V 1j 43c; No.
3 while 42 fl 430.
Kye, no muIch.
ll.irh y HZtl HHp. ' - , ,
Ttiuothy w-ed K r7 $ i,TTi
Clover HCed 92V 'l 32
l'OUTI,M WHMAT '
I'OltTIND, Ore., Apr. 13. (Al1)
Wheal: HMU. hard white $ 1 . 4 J ;
hard white. bliieHtciu. liaurt $1.4K;
nun while. $ t.fi ; western red
1I.M Vii hard winter, northern
aprinj; M-44; wiHleru red $1.43.
TodiiyVj ear receipts: Wheal 3.r;
flour 7; corn 2; oats I; hay 3."
Stock Market Weaker
Under Selling Pressure
NKW YOKK. Apr. 13.- (My. the
AHMot luteil Cretui) Kurt her weak
mchh developed at the opeiiluir or
today's Htoek market when uelliiiK
preHwure waa renewed itKaiiiHt the
inolora and oilier Hpeculatlve in
dirtriuls but the K'ncrut list Kth
ered alreuKth In the early after
noon. The recoviMiy wan featured
by bulllMh demonatr Hloiis lu the
local transaction! r.Htained invest
ment demand for t he hitch rade
rallH lircminutbly Influfinccd the
publication of excellent l'J25 (arn
lnK utiitemeiitH and short cover
ing In ome of the ihtitorH, which
appear to be oversold at least tem
porarily. '
The clone w:i firm. OpurntlonH
for thei rle made rooI profrreH lu
th' late trad with buying of the
motors and aceeKHorleM aided by
relaxation of money ratcH.
Total sales approximated 1,400,
0i) tdmrc.s.
CHICAGO MVKSTOCK
CI1ICA(. Apr. 13. Al) -(I. S.
Oepartment of AKrl'tilture) Hoks
"2, (too. slow, uneven; opened steudy
1o lUc higher than Monday's ImhI
prices to yard traders and a few
shlppcrn; later Irudlntr dull; few
inC'diuin and heavy weight butchers
about steady at Monday's uveruKe,:
lighter weluht 5' 2'ic lower; ship-
id utf outlet narrowed; hltf packers
inactive; top on J lof( l&o pound
weiirhtB $U.7:.
Cattle U'.OUO; ateer trade'slow;
weak to l fit under Monday! aver
jiko market; steady to weak with
Monday's close;; bent heavy cuttle
early ai yeurutiKS ia.;u: r i . . ; t f.tj
bulk tl.7&' !J.H5: stockers and) roltTI.AXO, Ore".. Apf. 13. AP)
feeders and hulls fully steady; .shu The Northwestern polalo deal Is
stock slow; steady to w ak; IfKht t drawtntf to a close . with prices at
heirers upward lo $l; liberal fmp-lll'' P'k for the season tfinl with
ply of IIk lit heirers offered; num- t buyers still scouring the producliiff
eruuM lots selling at 9N.M"' 'J.2i: w i'lions. hopliiff to pick up uddi
euiftandliiK weluhty boloKna bulls tlonal supplies. There .s,, u, -Kood
$ii.:t.r; veal largely S..rn Til to .
packers; few nt 9li.f0. '
Sheep iti.tMMi; early sales of na
tive lumlts steady to strong; market
weakened off later; few sale de.-
Hlrable wnoled lambs al $13.501
913.75; three loads to outsiders
914; steady Of wtrong; praetlc.tlly
no ai ly sales of clipped lambs;
ii.sking about 912 fpr best handy
weight; kimi brad or good Call.
fornia springers ut 9ir..f.i; 53 head
out Of three doubles Sleady. few
.Mb) hits or rJtt wooled ewes 9S.75 ,
m m a i ing lit nhin; con in ry uemanu
improved; supply ffinall.
NKWRASKA PRISON
WARDKN VISITS IX
OREGON CAPITAL
SAI.KM. (He. Apr. 13. .1
Wiirtbn I'enlnn, M the Nebraska
slate prison. WiiKhele htle. esler--lay,
ilreguu . pristtn oflu tulK n.tiil
tut lay, hut w.t;s itut ashed nor did
Ui tptak about the reciul rumor
thul he w iiH slated for tip point
luenl us uard'-n of the Oregon
peniu ntiat y.
W.irdeu l''enen came west tu
Vancouver, Va:h., to get a pri
ma. -i- hu x being rl 1 milled lo
Nebraska from WKtOiiiixlun, and
was aet nmpiutted to Sah in by the
heiiiT ot i iitrhe county, t'ule.ss he
let 1 for Nebraska last nlk'ht he is
oeih-ved Mttll to b- lit Vancouver.
Netihet - tioveruor l'h rcr nor nny
my ut her t rielnl w us lurnrmed
that lento wiit coming to KaU-pi.
Wiit.h 11 I.lilie is 111 at his home
here and uus not visited by Ken
ton.
tluverm r I'lerce today waiutiy
If in i that tu' hud ever been In
-umuiunh-atbm . w Ith Kenton rela
tive to an appoint hunt to the ur-
b tiK!ilp In re. Mr did not t'ee Ken
on"TTut lr,i: (he hi! tecs a is , hen-.
l'i;Tt..l. civ,. Ayr. U. t.Vt
- Atislut dental of a rumor that
he hud b' - n ottered the position
" warden at the Oregon Htate
pi ntteinlaiA wu made here today
by V. J. T. Kenton, w ho holds that
poit ion ut the Nebraska Institu
tion. p- a No mid that his trip to
Tahiti y.Htetday w;is not for the
pUtpo-.e ot' neclUKj the (jim-rnor tn
couiMctton with sticlt an offer and
fui t (fi- d' nit d I hat be had seen
1 in 1 V t titU e.
William Duhy Kntcrs
I5alcr Mayoralty Race
l!.KKK. (Me. Apr. 1:1. (Social)
W dli.iin Iniby, ihahuuin t the
i.ite liighviay coiiimlNt.on. has de
Htm. . vrttei. d the May prtmarti s
tor iMHiihi-U inn as maiir of tia
U r. iMiby fi a s livd In this chy
tor i ts pan tio Uvudi. ,
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Stiing Beans ADDear
On La Grande Market
blrlntf beans arc now on sain In
the local retail uiarkcta. marked ut
36 cenu a pound. Walla Walla
anparairus haa dropped, to 16 cents
a pound.
I A atAMH WHOLESALE
u, .MAitKtrrs .
rmdfiy (llvo weight), y,
Heavy hena 22c lb.
Medium heim--Ktc lb. i
UkM heha 14c lb. ... . I
Stai 8c lb. V
No. L llyo turkeys 2c lb.
Muur.
Hard Kederutiou (hard , wheat)
-17. K0 bbl. -Hoft
wheat $7.00 bbl.
L
;AMiK Itl-rTAIL BtAttKKfS
I'oiiltry.
llenu 30o lb. f
Meats ami FIhIu
Heef boll10il2fto lb.'
Chops and Bteuks 26c lb.
Halmon (ntrlcjly fresh) 38c tb
Halibut 380 lb. -
Oiilry. . .
Jird 10 Iba. $ l.UG; G lbs. 91. "U
. liutter, Creumery 47o lb.; Hue
a roll. - . ...
Cheese 4Hc lb. .' '
Honey, coiiiIj 30c lb. , ,
. VeKclablch.
rotittoe.Hc lb, (tuiiull quanti
ties); 94.4U for 1 co-lb.
StrinK beajis 3&c lb,
Ipt.
Caltrornla-Kreun pca--25o lb.
Walla WulK aspuruiriiHT-l&c lb.
Carrots 2 bunches tor 26o ,.v
Celery 3dc blinch. ..."
I'arsley 10c bunch. -lleets
I6c bunch. .
(ireen peppers 50c tb.
New eahharfe Sc lb.'
Turnips 15u bunch.- i; 1
Yellow onions fi lb. for 25c,
Cauliflower hc lb. ,'
Hot ho use letluce 26c lb.
California head - lettuce'' ' 14c
Spinach 3 Iba. for 26c. '
Hot . house radisheiK2 bunches
for lfc. v
Ceh-ry hartn 33c bunch,
tirecn onions 10c bunch, 3 for
25c. x
Hot house to mat oca 4 Uc lb.
Cucumbers 40c each. '
Fruit. .
Strawberries 40c box.
lJiubaib 4 lbs, 26c.
Apples o lbs. for Zto '
, llananns 16c lb. - '
l.emoiiH 45c do. i
OranB86t) to K7c do. , . .
Crape fruit- lUc- each. , ;
. . KiiKMr., ..trp'-i'
. Cune sugar .66 for 100 lbs. .
x . Gsollie. , -
Gasoline, regular, retal-r-2?0 gal.
(Jasoline, high tet, retail S6c
Spud Prices, at Peik '
iAs Season Nearfj nc)
""ipptnt; outlet to flw south at lev
els Hint warrant the locul Jobbers
a fair profit.
Haying has slowed down . lu
Clarke county not from any
lack;
tnf interest but because holdings In
, i H- growers' hands are gelling'
jxcarce and prety well scattered.,
.The fame situation applies at vultcy:
; points.
I Today local buyers are offering
for (.ntM fr,,,lv for v s No ,
I ih-iiunkn JlM(l ri.ml..,., fnr
f . UilUm Vl,klma Is uuollnff
tuts is 54. &o in carload lots and
means S4.T5 paid down in Portland
when freight, hauling uml shrink
age are considered.
The new potato deal Is lieliiR-
buried up by the strength lu old
potatoes. New Garnet chills are
still selling around i lo 20 cents
a pound although they ure nu
longer In the novelty cIuhm.
Kgg receipts are not so heavy
this week and the local market 1
showing u good healthy tone. On
the exchange current receipt are
fractionally higher at 234 cents
with other grades unchanged. Con
siderable buying at country points
new. ,
The butter market ts burety
.steady with hoard iUoiatlons un
changed. Slight accumulations,
however, are Hhowlug In this mar
ket. The rlrt decline In April on
mw milk Is shown todiry with the
buying price down five centH per
hundred at 92.30.
The market on country dressed
veal has h ha rd 1 1 me recovering
from lu.tt week's slump with re.
ceipls pouring In liberally. Top
ealves today quoted at 14 H tu 15
cents with many choice, light of
ferings moved t a lower figure.
roitn.ANh ritoni t i:
IM1UTI.ANO. ore.. Apr. 13. (AH
Kggs firmer. Current receipts
22 S' 23c; fresh medium 21c;
fresh landtm firsts 2;tci fresh
standanl extr.rs '.'4c.
Uutler euy. taw milk down Sc
cwt. nt 92.3". Kvtm cubes, city
3Sc; stanilanls 3Sc: prime
ftntts 3Nc: flcsU 3Tc; prints 43c:
cartons 4 4c.
Poultry firm, je-iiree. Heavy
hens 2i2(ic; light 24e: broilers
Xai4t'e: jouhb4 white duck.- 2V-
32c; do dremed nominal: drcss'd
trkes 431t 5e; live noiulnnl;
geese, dressed 2ii 3c; capons
luimtnal.
Milk Hint churning crvum 4lc
net , Phlppere truck In .one I.
Cream delterd Portland 43c. Haw
milk (4 per cent) 92. 30 cwt. r.o.U
pot Hand. , , ,
Potatoes firm, wlih bids up 25 V
ith: 3.t:ii 94. "
o mens iuiet i.;si;$:',- "r -
I inni m i i 11 I ti i
AUUUIWtALlHi
IX) N DON. Apr. 13. (AP) Sir
Oswald Mosley, Tory, and his soc
lallHt . don and duuKhter-hirlaw
tiudy Cynthia, are ut odds over the
luestlon of wealth and socialism.
The father contends that the
wealth of bis son and dauphter-in-luw
should be given up In the cause
they espouse. The socialist son
declares the .socialist cuuse t can
belter be aided by, retention of
wraith. .
Tho tiuestlon of waiving titles ul-
so Involved 111 the Issue.
Lady Cynthia Is a daughter' of
inn late Martiula Curzon and a
grund daughter of the late I'vl '..
Letter, Chicago ' millionaire. On
her recent visit to the t'nlled Stat
es she scoffed at her title uml said
she could not get rid ot it.
In a letter Monday In the Jially
Mull, Hlr Oswald taunts his 'hou
and hlo daughter-in-law, siiylng
that nioro valuable help would be
rendered to the country If "in-t
sleud pf uebleA'Ing cheap publicity
1jout relinquishing titles." they
would' take ,tuore material action
b (tiring up sonte of their wealth
to inake, easier Ilie plight of some
ff thelr iiiofe unfortunate follow-
Eva Vanorder, Shot in
Hand, Leaves Hospital
UNION,' ( Kpecla I ) . . Kvh Van
ifrdp.r, daughter of Mr. and ; Mrs.
Clurpftce' Vanorder of The Park,
vua .shar through Mho hand with u
tweflty-two recent I while out
ariulrrul luintlng. She hud placed
Che guh on" U' bUclt-rake und took
hold of-the.lmrol .to pull ft lo
ard her when a. wire .caught her
hand.. ";... ;.". : . ' .
She waa brought 1o I'nlon Im
mediately' to a doctor, who look
an-X-ray picture of the wound and
took her to the Orunde Uonde hos
pital for further treatment.
? While the-- condition of the
wound la serldua. she will, prob
ably get along alright. She left
the hospltul yesU'rduy morning.
ii:hcit cLKAiti:i
KCOKNK, Ore,. Apr. 13. (AP)
Une county officials cleared u de-
Hclt ot 9.Tt.5-JL'.GSt ahown in the
red column of tlie Imoks on Jan
uary.I, i;3iV. and ended the en-
gulnw year with a balance of 927,
uT'j. 15, ncpordlng to the figures of
the auditor received here yester-
find;
it
HERE
Cop -for MUo POIUmn nasi
ke ta bj tfOO a. m. '
" ' . '' ,l r Thanks.
' Thank the young mun avIio came
to' my assistance when 1 caught my
finger belweon two..wlndow sashes
and siiiuslieil It. ; There-waw no pos
sible way to retleve-myself.
,i . . . Urs. J. J. Hawley.
. 4-13-llp
: Npecful t26c per gallon crockery
jars, for putting up eggs. Melville's
Hardware. 4-12-4t
' 3 lessons In artificial flowers,
lamp shudefe, buketsfc etc., now at
Newlin's Book store.- 4-titf
Mineral oil the best Unit Is sold
for about of the price you gen
erally pay und wo sell It- by the
pint, quart or gallon Try it. Sold
only by Sllverthorn-Wriahfs fam
ily drug store . 4-Utf
soTici-; to ai'to ovm:hs
When you break your windshield
or side glass, -take your car to
ItlchurdMonj "The Art Man" fnnd
have him re-fit It with finest Bel
gium Noil -Shatter Plate. It costs
you no nthre lo' have the best, al
ways nt Itlchardon's Art & tiirt
Shop. t 4-13-It
9 Cent Kale. See our window.
Melvllle'sHartlwnre. 4-12-41
HeniMitctihig, prtuutng, button
holes. Ha Norton's KMkJy Shop.
$ 1014-tf
. Kino stationery, latest patterns,
best quality ut prices that must
appeal to all at Sltverlhorn-Wrlg-hPs
family drug store. ' 4-Ulf
IMXWtK)l.
I-srge load boxwood dellven'd iu
Ia Grande. 96.no. Call I U. Men
efco Lbr. Co.. lxnn Tree. 4-3tf
xtn ix piTi itr.s
enlarged und hand tinted by Klch-
rdPXn. "The Art Mun." make mtf
pictures for your home. Take your
picture work tu Itlchnrdsou's Art A
Gift Shop. 4-13-lt
I'Vrniers that use carbonate of
copper or blue stone will find
plenty at reasonable prices at Sil-
-ert horn-Wright s f a in 1 1 y drug
store. 4-3tf
School Funds now available for
farm loans In I'nlon County. See
H. K Dixon, Foley Building. M
Grande. Or. -ltf
iutk ur 1-ltial Scttlcim'nl.
Notlcv IS hereby given that the
undersigned executor jf the estate
of Nancy J. t'houte, deceased, haa
fUiiI In the County Court of I'nion
County tr iron, hia flfiai. account,
tWidt Ihut sliid rVmrt hiw fixed the
hAMBrtof Icn oVhs.t!A. ht n t
urday. thl 24u tfao AyrW,
ut its court room hi the court House
ut La Grande, Union County, Ore
gun, us tho tlino and place for Uie
hearing of any objections to sutd i
final account and for tho final set
tlement und distribution .of said
estate.
Hated Hiis 23d day of Murch,
lyjti.
. I .. J. M. CHOATK. .
Kxccutor of the eututo uf Nancy
J. Choatu, deceaseds
Cochran & Kbcrliurdt attorneys
for executor.
Mur. 23. 30- April 6, 13, SO.
SIMMONS.
In (he Circuit Court of the Statu
of Oregon for County. of Union.
Aunlo llonun, : , . Plaintiff
VS. - -L" I ., ,.
Anna Oliver, a widow.1, Asaoci- T
uted Kruit company, a coVporu-
tlun and J. W. Itarity, trusteo ,
of Associated Kruit-company,
a corporation, bankrupt.
Defcndunls.
To tlie A.sHocluted Fi'ult company.
a corporation; ahd fj. VV. Iturlty,
trusteo of tUe Associated Fruit
company, a corporation, bankrupt,
defendantH:
In (he name of the Stale of Ore
gon, you and eueh of you urp here
by required to appear and answer
the Complaint filed ugaiust you in
(lie uhove enlitlediCout and cuuhc,
on or before six full, weeks after
the date of the first publication of
this summons against you, und if
you fail so to appear and answer,
fur want thereof tho plaintiff will
pray tho Court, for judgment und.
heerco against you as follows:
That the plaintiff have judgment
against the defendant Anna. Oliver 1
fur the principal sum of Jsr.OH.Olt, ;
together with tlm principal sum of i
987.50 with Interest t hereon at 1fc
rate of S per wnt por nnmiin from !
und afler March Kth, ll2G,'and for!
tho Xurther principal sum of 3S7."u :
with interest thereon ut' tho rate!
of 8 per cent per annum from und j
after September th,1925, for the I
further principal sijti of 9S7.0O,
together with Interest thereon ut
the rate of a per cent per, annum
from und after MarcU'Sth, l'J2t
und further for interest ut the rutu
of 8 per cent per unnum on the.
original sum of 93500. (in. rromiind
nrter tho 8th day of March, 102b I
for the further sum of 9400.00 m
a reasonable attorney's fee. herein, I
and for plaintiffs costs and dis
bursements Incurred in .tills suit...
That the sums of money above )
et forth bo decreed to be a good.:
valid und subsisting lien upon ttio
premises described us follows, to-
wit: ' .
Thn Northwest Quartet of
Ihc Northwest tjuarter ofSec- ',.
tlon 2u, in Township 2 South
of Itunge 3J, Kast of the Wil
lamelte Meridian, Union Coun
ty, Oregon
That the, said mortiraee he do-
creed lo be prior In time und su-
pcrior in riKlit to any right, title
or interest, ckiim or lien which the
said defendants, or any of them.
may have or claim to have, in, to
or upon the said premises or any
(part thereof. .Iji Grande, I'nlon county. Oregon.
Tlut the said mortgage bo fore-'on Monday, the 15th day of March,
closed and that iho said defendants ! 1 1)2 B. The order directing' tho serv
;and each and al) of them be barred )lce of munitions upon you by pub-
of all right, title, interest, claim or
Hen, in and to the said premises or
any part thereof, und of all equity
of redemption, save and ecepting
the statutory right of redemption.'
That I he said premises herein
before described, together with nil
J the appurtenances thereunto be
longing, be sold under foreclosure
in accord unco with tho laws of the
State of Oregon and the practice
of this court in such cases; that the
Sheriff at lite time of-such, s:ilc
put the prt 'chaser or the properly
Into possession l hereof; that the
sheriff be directed to execute and
deliver to the purchaser ut the
time of suuh sale a certificate of
sale- to said properly so sold und.
a sheriff's deed to same at tho ex
piration of the time allowed by law
for the redemption of eal prop
erty, if no redemption he had.
That the money arising from such
sale he applied to the payment of
the Judgment of the plaintiff hej-e.
There II goi'H ngafu. I haven't
nny time to write an ml In I he
fir-i plu-e. but us I hmc fiirimtl
a habit I miuimim I will have to
km'p it up. mo git I tons or white
paint ami 100 alloiiv- uf puie
IhiHciI lltweil 'oil due liiuiornnv.
Put the two together, get a sprnv
pump and go ocr ynur In mix and
garage, A Her I bit is thaie, tluuip
In iihimi tot) lbs, of Venetian rvi
nit I go miM' your Ikiiii, ctih kcn
huu'cs mul laig fciu-fH. Then if
)our wife don't iM-bave liarself.
turn the spray pump en her.
VImkiv -I furgtit. We ltnc a rine
lot uf tmly ciiMomers. They may
tut u i lie reil iwihit nu me. My ,
wire sa they might lo. Then j
h( ms not lu put U In. The '
(uilnt ii Ki.a5 M-r galluii. I will)
lute more to iiy iitvxt lime; h.nv
e tr, my w I fe a n I I iu e mi it 1
iHUHigh ulivady.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
Tin Poor Sinn, l-'rlrn.!"
Siear I'tnunlrT- l'lmnp Miilu all
Mo Sunday Uusincsa.
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Uf, ultorney'M fees and sumH found
dun said -plaintiff, . und the re-
'malnde. if any thero be, paid over
as by law dlrecter. .And that plain
tiff huvc such other and further re-
Mef 41s lo the Court, may seem meet
und equitable in the premises.
1 Tit l Runimons Is piibiisJied
'11 gainst you by virtue of an order
I made and entered by the Honor-
able C. H. McCutlocu, Judge of the
above entitled Court in tho city of
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