La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 29, 1926, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTT1 Six EA GRANDE EVEN Tliursday,. April 29, 1926. RVER mo OBSE UNION UIT The New ATHLETIC ' ; Knit Top, Nainsook Bottom, $1.75 Westenhaver & Gilbert Store For Men BEAN TO HEAD BIT FWf COU VAA3:n, Ore., Apr. 89. Charlo SituHy WU1 Be Straw, Hat Day Here (Continued' from, !( On)- Market Nejjjfqftht Day other loose atranda. It la a flwlss wcare, tho ' merchants announce sagely, ana the Inauspicious admit, that It nilarht lie.' Mwt of the sailors are sain, tho Union county fair board here' hllo. ,,,,.. ,,.,. ,,,,,, ., ut a meeting Tuesday night, ut ivhlch time preliminary nrruiigj- incnls for the annual event which la held hero were made. Gay Dut ton, secretary, wua named several iiiontha ago. A committee was authorized to secure a contract for the rental of I ne ruir grounds nils year. The board hue been Invlled lo meet with the directors of tli Will Iowa county fair to discuss matters uf mutual Interest, The meeting date will be unuounced later. flVlli W AIt VET IHKS. KUOKNK, Ore., Apr. 19 (Al). Louis ailstiup, 81, civil war veturun, and retired lumberman. died at lila homo hern last night. Me hud been a resident of V.u genu und rorllund since 1 892, ' University Students h Elect New Officers f WQUNV, Ore., Aim-. 29. (AP) 'Htudenls of the University of Oro ' ffon held their anniiul election y,es icarday, naming Hugh IiiKKs. of ' ;Onturlo, as. president of. the As sociated Ktudent Body. Other of ficers named were: , '! hnmn naker, titanflcld, vlca president; Frances Morgan, Port land, . secretary: Hot AbraiiiHon, Portland, editor of the Daily Kin enildi Frances Dourhlll, Portland, editor of the Oreguni: Jack Hea brook. Portland, yell loader; Anno Itunes, Portland, and Fred Went, Vortland, exccutlvo council; and 3'0m Qrahiim, Ouk Grove, Wllllum ames, Tucoinu, Wush., Wllford Long, Portland, Glennu Fisher, Portland. Dorothy Ward; Portlamk budley Clark, Portlund, Clifford Kuhn, U'ljunon, Mary Clark, Hcpp-nrr-and Joe Holady, Pendleton, stu dent council, , 10 Years Ago Today ' W. M. (Willie) Pcaie is made a member of Uvi State Optometry Board. - RELIABILITY la always an asset. That is why we use Squibb'b chemicals and medicines in our prescription de partment. Equally reliable is i Bquibb's Heavy '', California MINERAL OIL absolutely' odorless, tasteless and coIoiie.su, nnd heavy enough to do the work with a mini mum dosage. L.& L. Drug Co. Orciron Trunk Making ,: Ready for Rail Worli POItTI.AND, Ore. Apr. 29. (AP) Kcpnrts received hero today from Central Oregon that tho Ore gon Trunk railway was massing equipment In the vicinity of Hend for u quick Mturt on tho proposed' extension from Hend to Kluinatli ('alls regardl'SM of whut decision may be reached by tho Interstate comerce commission on the Ore gon trunks application created a stir In railroad circles here today. President V. F. Turner of tho Oror gon Trunk, u subsldlury of the CSreiit Northern und Northern Pac ific denied Ihut thu construction equipment was being assembled. ' Glcmcnceau's Grandson ' Is Jailed in Spokane HPOKANK. WuslwApr. 29. (AP) I hippy because his deportation ' Irlp from Keattlo lo France ended hero, Georges Ferdinand Gutlneuu. I grandson or Georges Clemenceau, Is In the county jii.ll hero watting to be returned to ttcattlo tonight for deportation to Hlmnghul. Tho grandson of tho famous wur- tlmo premier of France Is delight Jed because Beoretary of labor Ua ' vis grunted hi. request to be sent to Hhunghul Instead of France. I "I have a position offered mo In Hhunghul und one thut will be paid In gold," ho added. "Ah. Iji Joll, France Is very well with beuutlfnl women and good wine but one cannot live on wlno forever' Gutlneuu hud been ordered de ported to Frunco and was enroute to Upokane yesterday when orders cume tor his removal to Hhunghul Instead of Franco. The former pre nuer'S grundson holds un unsuvory record In Heuttle, officers declared, shapes that-found - their way out lust year as conservative as an Ico cream soda. There are cablo edgea that twist 'like a rope, and saw edges of potential " sidewalk hazard. And nearly all wear fancy bands. - ' ' - . ' Hut sailors are not to hold the field alone, Panamas are out In a rejuvenated . glory.' Theso fabric straws once pairvnlacd so consist ently by thfi conservative buye,r arc now the skelklcst thing In- the window. They ' owe their" good luck to the fact that they lend themselves fctchlngly to the snap brim and bright draped trimmings. For the customer who requires something completely distinguish ed, the salesman may - bring out ono of tho new : leghorns. They ure decidedly "different,' with a droop brim, boat crowns and, lull figured prlco tags. ' ' Tastes differ. And tho clerk bos a style for every face.' And what ever the shape and output.' the fuel remains that Huturduy, May 1, Is straw hat day. -,; i? " ' - CHICAGO GRAIN Wheat: ;, Open High low Close May, SM....IHK INK 11 , May, old.... tny, ti moy, luti fulr u tin i4i HiH Kept IIM ii m;a 10H IJVKHPOOli WHEAT ; l.lVKItl'OOL, Apr. 29. (API- Close wheat to 1 Mid lower. May Its. THd; July lis, CKd; October 10s. Ha. ' . ( CHICAGO MVEtiTOCK CHICAGO, -Apr. S. XAPU. B. Department' of Agriculture) Hogs 1 9,000; moderately active,'-1 0 tn 20c higher; big packers not trading: bulk 126 to 860 lb. butehcru Il2'd 113.25; tnuorlty !40 to 300 lb. butchers llS.SI.4l ! J. 90; better 21)0 to 250 lb. weight largely tltw I13.S0; good' and choice" 180 lbs. down most y II M0 U 1 1 3.76; top on 140 4(170 lbs, IU.76.- Cattle 12.00; fat Mcers stoady lo 16c higher; better 'grades of weighty kind mostly 101 15c up; long fed ripe .1420 lb. bullocks lo shlppcm 110.40; few loads JIOW iu.io; ruik .7d w.jri; sprinkl ing of common and 'medium offer ings $7.76 W $8.60; she stock firm- fat cow and heifers strong to 25c higher: bulls sharing latter ad vunccj heuvj; bolognas at 7; light veulers to packers 26c lower, $8.60 '$9.60, uccordlng (o weight. ' Hhcep 15,000; slow: few early sales cllppod. lambs averaging aroind 84 j$0 i pounds to city butohcrs $14 $14.16; looks almost steady; big packors blddlng uneven- ly lower: few odd bunches of sheep unevenly-' higher; hundywelght clipped ewes $8.50; flvo doubles of 76 pound California, '. sprlngora straight at 116,60; ' 1 I'OUTI.AND WHKAT I'dlTlANJ. Ore., Apr. 2. (AP) Wheat: BUB. hard while $1.46; hard white, bluestem, Baurt $1:45; hard while Federation $1.43; soft While, western, white $1.48; Irtird winter $1.42; northern '. spring, western red $1.41. . . - Today's car rccclpb): Wheat 77; flour 6; corn 1; oats 4; buy S. CHICAGO CASH '' CHICAGO. Apr. 2. (AP) Cosh: Wheat No. 2 hard ti.SHi 1$1.67; No. 1 hard choice $1.7014. ' Corn No. 2 mixed 73( 73V4c; No. 2 yellow 74 74 lie Oats No. 3 white 41ei42,Ac; No. 3 white 3814 4 Hie. Itye Not quoted. Barley 6ll)'72c. Timothy .seed $6' $0.76j. Clover seed $28$32. I.ard $14.37. lllbs $16.76. '( Bellies $17. , ' ftewPottoes Drop to 15 Cents a Pound Today ' New potatoes dropped from 18 cents a pound to 16 cents today. California head lettuco Is now sell lug In 1-a Grande ut two for 26 cents' and spinach at two pounds for 16 cents. . . tiA GRAN 111; WHOIESAJiE MAKKUTS Poultry (live welghl). Heavy hens 22o lb. Medium hens l6o lb. Light hens 14o lb. Htags So lb. No. 1 live turkeys 32c lb. flour. - Hard Federation (hard wheat) 17.80 bbl. . 8oft wheat $7.60 bbl. MATMEN EACH GET ONE FALL (Continued from Pare 1.) Stock's Upward Move Shows Slower Today NEW VOHK, Apr. 29. (AD Slock prices made further recov ery today but the upwurd move ment showed signs of slowing up during the curly ufternoon when. the' cnlllng of loans by bunks In anticipation of heavy month-end demands for funds sent the cull I money rato'up to 4 per cent. ' Kxlrome gains of ono to ncurly slx points won; scored by a wide runge or Issues but trading wn largely a professional affair, tho so-culled public demand being con. fined to high grude - Investments shares. , (.'losing was strong. Totnl sules approximated 1,500.000 sheres. Gas Schooner Aground Near Gold Beach, Ore. MAltHHKIlOI.I), Ore., Apr. S. (AP) Tho gus schooner Point lleyes, u couslwlso vessel owned by tile MucLcuy Kslute company, went aground on usund pit ut the mouth of tho Itoguu river at Gold llcuch Ore., yesterday. IteporLs received here Indicated no dumuge. The re ceding tldu left tliu vessel high and i dry. SHERRY'S TODAY and FRIDAY 1 anon Davies ' ' 111 II llii'illtnir f.itin1tr,a. .... ikf ... H vxxiiiut, vwitiuwj -ui uiua ul m the West today f the Great" vented a dlsplny of nuglllsni. wants Ctla 4Mf Hat Edwards had tittle luck With his heaulock except rn f the . second frame. During the first hour Billy fulled to clump on his specialty, re sorting mulnly to others punish ing, but not enough to cause Kllonls to beat the mat. On tho other hand, the Groek, using a too hold In the main, had HdwurdH near a full several tines.- Unto the butch er boy liveried defeat by crawling from the mut.-- - . ; The mulch wua rough at all times, slapping, gouging, pinching, lialr pulling und other ; Irritating luetics being resorted to by both men. Hoverul times It looked us If there was going to lie u. slugging match. It wua uvcuso of Billy," cor dially hntcd by the crowds, finding a man that could tvc-hlm ii" good us he sent. As result.-Kdwurds hud probably as large a group of funs pulling for him us ho uv6r en- Joyed. , ,,- ; V; ! ' . . Ktvlt Befeats Ill-own O. 1). Scott, of I Ji Grande, won from Ted Jlrown, of Walla Wulla, sub.itllullllg for Deo llatlon, of Pendleton, getting the lone full In tho speclul event after 18 minutes uf wrestling wllh a long urui srls sors. Kcott wus a : Utile heavier Ihan Ills opponent and. A'ilh the ex ception of thu huit .few minutes. hud Bruwn on tho defensive most of llio, lime. . . . ' n thu curtulu rutser. Pllllng's two children a -girl nnd a boy- put un an exhibition that pleased the fans mtghllly, If the gales of laughter and lrenienduu.i upplitusc hut greeted thuni wus any criteri on. The youngsters know a lot about the gume n-nd got somu holds that were reminiscent of Thye and Kdwurd(. ;' Ad (lustavo, of Kntorprlse, Is sued a challenge to Kdwurds and Klloiihi, and. after the special vent, llrown chullenged Scott to a finish mutch which the latter accepted. , The affair wiu the closing one of the seusull. the Amerlcun legion innouneed. and drew thu largest crowd In mut history hero. Stund lug room was at a premium. POHTI.AMl PIlOlll'Ci: POItTLANI), Ore., Apr. 29. (AP) Uiors receipts lo lower, rest steady. Current receipts 23c: fresh medium 23c; fresh standard firsts 36c; fresh standard extras 25c. Butter steady on top grades. Kx- tra cubes, city 38 c; stundurds .18c; prime flrstu 37 tic; firsts 37c; prints 41c; curtons 42. Milk steady. Best churning cream 39o per pound net shippers' track In Zone 1. Cronm delivered Port land 41c per pound. Haw milk (4 per cent) $3.30 cwt. f.o.b. port lund. Poultry firm. Heavy hens SUM 28c: light 25c; broilers 35l'36e: young white ducks 283 33c; drcss .ed turkeys nominal. ...':. Potatoes weak, $3.r0l $3. Onions Inuctlve $l,761r$2.25. LA anANDIO ni'.-I AIL majikuts Poultry. Hens SOc lb. Meats ami Ktsh. Beef boll 10W 12 K,o lb. Chops and steaks 25o lb. ' Hulmon (strictly fresh) S8o tb. Halibut 88o lb. Dairy. 1-ard 10 lbs. $1,115; 5 lbs. $1.00. Butter, creuniery 460 lb.; 85c a roll. Kggs 26 28c dox. Cheeso 40o lb. Honey, co.nl) 30a lb. Vegetables. New potatoes 16c lb. Potatoes 6c lb. (small quanti ties); $4.40 for 100-lb. lot. String beans 35c lb. California green peas 25c lb. , Home grown aupurugus 18c lb., 2 for 36c. Carrots 2 bunches for 26c Celery SOc bunch. Parsley 10c bunch. Beets 16c bunch. ' Green peppers 60c lb. New cabbugo He lb. Turnips 16o bunch. v Yellow onions 6 lb. for 26c. Cauliflower 5 Ho lb. . Hot houso lettuce 36c lb. Cullfornia hend lettuce 2 for 25c Spinach 2 lbs. for 16c. Hot houso radishes 5c bunch Celery hearts 33c bunch. Green onions 5c bunch. Hot house tomatoes 40o lb. Cucumbers 30c each. - Fruit. Strawberries 25c box. lthuburb 0 lbs. 25c. Apples 6 lbs. tor 25e. Bnnanus 1 5c lb. lcmons 46c iior Oranges 60 to 89o doss. Grapo fruit lOo each. - Sugar. Cano sugar $6.56 for 100 lbs. Gasoline. Gasoline, regular, retail 27o gal. Gasoline, high test, retail 8Cc gal. Mil PROMISE HELPS MARKET POUTLANn, Ore., Apr. 29. (AD Cooler weather thU morning with propectH ot ruin wus welcomed by tho locul produce trudo. Tho of fucts of the hot weather during tho pHt few duya was allowing- on local arrivals ot tmlt and vegetables, and more scrioiu results are' ex pected unless locul section get a good, souklng ruin In tho near future. Tho spring pea crop Is badly In need uf moisture und cooler weath er for proper development. Ktraw berry receipts are b Hate red and showing bud sun scald. There has ulso been report of somo dumuge to fruit trees with resulting an I euny, neavy urop. -. . . Soaking rains at this time would be or Inestimable value to growers throughout thu entire state. The country dressed veal market Is being depressed by tho warm weuther. Kecelpls arc not un usually heavy but tho demuud Is easier and commission houses arc moving their culves out promptly, regurdless of price. Yesterday good calves sold ut 15 to 15 $4 cents with reul funcy stuff bringing 16 cenUt occaslonuNy. Tho hog iuur- mn, in ii vi Miifitvu uy me neui on account of the light arrivals. Choice light pork Is scarce and firm at 18 to 18 Va cents. . . , , Iiuttcr and eggs aro also showing results of the: weather.- Quality is poorer und while the market re ntulns steady oh top grade stuff, undergrade. arc weak und more plentiful. Cube firsts are off a half cent at a7 cents and receipts eggs ure a cent lower at 24 cents. Live poultry Is firm and scarce with prices well maintained. Small broilers are. a trifle druggy but other lints arc In brisk demand and offerings readily ubsorbed. TP ID ii- ft (WION-WIDE ) . INSTITUTION- I'ltlSCO I'Ol'ITHY 925 Profitable Year For Oregon Short Line Wheat Prices Weaken; Speculation Absent The most rip-roaring film ever screened, with Marion Davies in her greatest rolg! Comedy "A Peaceful Riot" a: Wife Asks Permission To Join Hubby in Jail OMAHA. Neb,. Apr. 29. t.U'l Mr ICIniii Mlonul). 26, of Ku gene. Ore., uskcO police to put her anil her three-yeur.olil daughter In Jail with her husbuml, KtlwarU ! Meliotut'il, after ho hud been ar rested here. "l.'nlrsa you let niy little girl iiml me stuy in Jail, we'll have lo walk the streets." wus the plea of the young Mrs. MelonulJ to Chief of I'ollec Vanduicn. riio chief would not grunt licr plea for a coll In the Jail but later she and her daughter were taken to a mission homo. ' McDonald I held for larceny us bailee, the charge being that he hui) paid only $1$ duwn on un ulo in which he. hui wlto und buby glrl had driven ouot half way across the rvntlueat t Ouutha. SALT I.AKK CITY. Utah. Apr. 29. (Al) The yeur 1925 wus n profitable one for the Oregon Hhort I. Inn rallroud rrom un opei-utlnir stundpolnt, It. wns rn- veuleu yefllenluy by a report for Hint period filed with the public utilities commissioner. The report shows un Income balance of $903,- 3:10.44 transferred to profit 'ami loss ut the end of the yeur. This balance Is $370,1110.63 larger than the' one transferred In 1924,; the report Bhows, There wua a decrease of $15:1, 976.56 In tho tolut corporate sur plus during the yeur. Operating revenues for the yeur were $:t6, 4ni.fint.PH. wllh opcrutlng ex penses of $25,192,912.72. CHICAGO, Apr. 29. (Al) I'ro- nounced wenknesH developed in whcot today owing largely to un tisuul ubsenee of speculutive de mands. Continued compluints of dry weuther. fulled to uet us u stim ulus anil prices reuched their low est level In the lute deulings. im port purehusing of North Amerl cun wheat lacked volume und on the other hand there wus u sub stantia! increase of shipments from Argentina both us compared with last week und a yeur ngo. Wheat closed unsettled 1 'A to 2Vjc lower: corn toc off und Js 4p lo - to jic down. POIITliANI) MVIXTOCK 1MKTLAN1J, Ore., Apr. 29. '(Al') Cuttle tulklng sleuily; receliits 160. Hogs steady to weak; recelpta 1S5. , Sheep nominally steudy; recilpts 245 (through). NKW VOUK, Apr. 29. (AO C. X. dollars und Ihlrty-seeonils of dollars, bonds: (.Sales III $1000) High Low t'lose Liberty .His A 50 100. 2S 100.23 10028 Ulierty 1st 4 Vis :.v.,....ll 7 102.24 102.20 Liberty 2d 4'i.l I'! 9 100.29 100.26 ;'. Uberty 3d 4!4s , 143 101.10 101. S 101.9 Liberty 4th 4 Vs ....C. 4 103.(1 103.2 ' lr. 8. Treasury Hepl. SILs . 1 SO llll.a 101.3 V. S. Treusury Dept. 4s 14 101.15 104. S t". 8. Treasury Dept. 4 'ill i 27 108.15 . 1H8.II) SAN KIWNCISCO. Apr. 29. (AP I. H. Itureuu Agrlculturul 'Kco nomies) llrollers: Leghorn 1 to 1 V-t pounds 28 4f29c; 1 'a pounds 32 ?33C. .- Kryers: leghorn 2 to 2Vj pounds 40 0j' 4 1c; colored 3 to 1 pounds 40f 42e: rew lilghor. I'ghorns: 2!4 pounds 20c: -.3 liounils 26c; 3!4fr3V&. pounds 27 Villi 28c. lll)'lTli:iU''AT KAN KIIANCIHCO, Apr. 29. (Al) Bulterfiit f.o.b. Sun Francisco 43 Vi cents. DEPARTMENT STORES ' .. job ucpot BU, im uraiMwv WW, The New Wash Suits For Boys 2Vi to 7 Year : Tub suits that are coot, comfortable, roomy and great for hard wear. Low priced at v 79c to $1.98 Many models, ot Wliidi ooe ia akowB, in whit), col or and two-tone effecta, Some have long lomt kay abort pJtnU. ; For. small boys, VA to 7 years. All the little style effects; pockets, belts, some with ties. - Splendid alues .that motners know so well.' FIND ." IT HERE .Copy for this column mmBt be In by t;00 . m. vim motiiku'h day ( "U'-nutlful things in thin life Aro manifold, it's true. Wo count the slurs by the llioua antls, . ' Tho hlrdK und riowii'H,"too. . The HUnsota und tin; duwn in gs, Hure bcautii-8 fur und ncur , Out nil the wide world over. There's Jut one Mother Dour." ' Churming' Rifta and thoughtful iiiottcK'H for Mother's Day ut Hich- ardHon Art & Gift Shop. 4-29-lt before the moetlnff, including Uib election of officers and the consid eration of plana for Irrigation. ' ' By Cjrder of tho I'resident, ' Geo. T. Cochran. Secretary. ' ';V ' : 4-21-dt ' BOXWOOD. . "i Largo loud boxwood deliverM in m Grande. $t.00. Call L. B. Men ofco Lbr.' Co- bono Tree. , 4-3tf '. Tljq best nlneral " r petroleum oil (hat Is sold. . You buy from us at what you generally pay on pint, quart or gallon. Hllvcrtliorn Wright's family drug sLore. 4-2(jtf Carbonato copper, blue stono for farmers' wheat, corrosive sublimate for potutocu. tSilverthorti-Wright's family drug store. - 4-26K Closing' out our lawn mowers bo low cost Kull Hnu of garden tools and garden hose. Melville's Hard: ware, 1428 Adams Ave. 4-2ti-4t School Funds now ovallable for i'arm loans In Union County. See H. K. Dixon, Foley Building. Grande, Ore. . - .. 2-16U NOTIl'li;. , Modern Woodmen of America meet the first und third Tuesday of ouch month at the Kaglcs (Lull. Members pluuse note change of hall. ' ' 4-29-5t It MK'ms. IH'clty Imnl lo gel lime lo wrllti an nil, Our true-Its aiv very busy , unci we. liovliail lo hilt' hii vtvn dclltery lotlny lo iM'lp oul, . Hm we ure not roiu plniniug s w- like to be busy, lfln illslniire lclfiiboin ran it? In fnim I'eiulleluti jolmlfty waul ing u quirk sblimenl of painl. If I wiMililn't brag on our own busliii'sM, wImi would? We will probably sou you next week. rimCH nil. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. "Tho Tonr Man's Krienil" Near 1 oniKlrjr.' l'lione Main 2 If v No Sundaj Business. Ovrmlcldo . Dandruff . eradicutor, stops dandruff quickly, slops fall ing out of hair In a month. 76c a bottle. - One bottle docs the work. Hllverlliorn-Wright's family drug store. . 4-26tf Hemstitching, pMattnf, Irattna holea, eta Nocton' Kiddj Shop. 10-14-W Houl up to llio minute slutloncry al prices 2Gc, 35c, OUc, Tfic, 8riC and $1.0(t a box. A special sale on those. Hllverthorn-Wriifht's family drug store. 4-2(itf NOTICK The stockholders of the Grande Itonde Keservolr company will pi i'ii sc lako notlco that t lie annual meeting of .the stockholders of the Grande Uondc Keservolr company wU be held on Saturday, tho first day of May, 1926, at 2' o'clock p. m.. at the city hall In 1-a Grande, Union county, Orciron, for the pur pose of transuctlntr any und . all business that nuiy regulurly coino Siffl'IfK.TO (.'KKIirrOKS, ' N'otiQC is hereby eiveh that the undersigned has been appointed hy. the. County Court of Union County, Oregon,' administrator of the estate of l'Vank 1. Htaveley, deceased, and all persons -iiavlnff claims aifuliutt. said qstato arc required to present the same, .together with ; proper;, vouchers, to. said administrator a(; the law offices of ltlngo & WriKhti West-Jacobson bulldlntf, li, Grande Oregon, within six months from thu date hereof. t Dated tills 29th da' of April,- ins"!- : . . . ..: OUVElt OAKCII. . Adminlslrutbr. of tho eHlato of ; Frank J. Staypley, deceused. : Apr. 2il."r.lay 6-13-2(1-117. - ALFRED E. CLARK Of Portland l'apd(lnti- rr the lteiiiljlkan Ndiiiinatlou fnp I nllcd Stalls Senator. , VOTE FOR HIM He Is nllle, rrarless, pitiirmsMhe. J'tovurn law riifoiifnieut. ''- sli'in'live leg-lslntlon for- agrlnil tnnil relief and the iipbiilldlnu I lie ' Industries and. resouivt ot llw state.' - i : 'Pttld Adv.'..'.' : ' Alfred K.. Clark for I'niled Slul'H Si-natbr Campaign Committee. H'i7 Yuon Hide-.. Portland. Or.-.. Mm 0 M Special Factory Demonstration and Lecture on new Model 7 McCormick Deering Combine, Friday and Saturday.' Attend the school Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Don't miss this opportunity of examining the latest and most improved Com bine Harvester built today. W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.