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.' THE RIGHT I1USPON8E "And Mows came and told the
people all the words of the Lord; und all thu people .
said, All the words which the Lord Jiathi oald will we. do.V
JX. 24:3.
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'.!
t Beit Bates, writer in the Journal,, says that despite
prognostications of a bumper 1926 prune crop, he'd like
to sco a year when the prunes had more, wrinkles than
I -
J; You cannot l)e a patriot and not be interested in politics.
Politics is the expression of patriotism. If it is degraded,
'you are degraded, and your city and state are degraded
and about half of us arc contributing to that condition by
not voting on election day. Vernonia Eagle.
"How many child ivn huve you.
ItHKlllH?" f .
'Six. My wife had twins three
(in km mut we named litem HMtc
and liiithalet Max and Climax;
Ivte ami He pea I."
You seldom aee two fut . people
married to euch other, because us
URlly one of thu pair gels fu( by
being cheerful and the other nets
thin by doing ull the fat one's
share of this life's worrying.
, Be good nut u red until about ten
In the, morning and the rent of the
day will lake care of Itself.
Offspring - Mamma, why did
you murry papar
Mainmu Ho you've begun to
wonder, too?
An Eastern manufacturer of
sleeping garments advertises his
slogan "W put tho world lo
sleep" und then along comes the
radio manufacturer with his "We
keep the world awake." ;
II I T HOW Ki;i;i II KH IN IT?
WAVIKII To rent private ar
ago for woman, tall rHV.
lrcM4 Journal (lxiitana, M.) ;
".
An ex-stenographer friend dot s
n't. get a weekly allowance from
her husband. . She has to use the
touch system.
CHICAGO GRAIN
U h(t: Op4-n HMrfa lAr -Ouse
May, new . 17 1 - III H IMS
May, okl ... la Its 4 1UH IM
July I4 WH 1MH
Nepl ..I34H IM U I8JH
iHHi. ...137 I7 tU t4
yVrlter in hatrdrttener's inuguzlno
suys .that .nobody's hulr ever tunw
d, while overnight Maybe he's
Hunt; but H lot of women have
hujd their hulr turn red or yellow
In j less lime tliun that.
WHEAT PRICES IN
TUMBLE, CAUSED
BY RAIN REPORTS
CHICAOO, May 27. AP
Wheat prices underwent a, notable
tumble today. Influenced by en.
I a r god deliveries on May contracts
here, and by ruins over a wide re
gion southwest und northwest.
Drouth was relieved In Important
Hfctlons but' elsewhere the mois
ture was confined to scattered
showers. Buying of May wheat
was much less urgent than yester
day. Corn touched new low price
records for tho season. ,
Wheat closed greatly unsettled.
2 to 7c net lower; corn to 1 We
down; oats unchanged to-c off. i
and provisions unchanged to 16c
down.
Upward Price Movement
Continues in Street
NEW YORK. May ' 27. '.(AP)i
The main 'price movement con
tinued upwards in today's stock
market despite rather heavy- pre
hollday profit taking. in so mo sec
tions of the lint.
The stiffening of , steel prices,
record-breaking car loadings for
this suuson of the year, unusually
favorable , railroad earnings state
ments, and favorable trade reports
continue lo. provide , the basis for
for the buying movement. Profes
sionals continued to dominate trad
ing but increasing public Interest
was reported particularly In tho oil
and roil road shares,'
Closing was firm. Total sales
approximated 1,400,0(10 shares.
WETWEATHER
HITS BERRIES
POIITLANTJ. Ore.; May,27. AP)
Wet weather is playing ' ha,voc
with the western ' Oregon, berry
crop. The fruit Is rotting on the
vines while the young berries arfj
failing lo mature. -- Growers -from
all Mictions assert t hut, , tho crop
Thin Is rapidly becoinlnsr u coun-i will be 'destroyed., in a. few day
try of countless . licenses and no
liberty.
.
;'Inpa, what Is a low-brow?"
i"A low-brow, my son, is a per
son who likes (he funny pupcrs.
simppy stories, girl shows and the
like und don't mind ssylng so."
"And what's a high-brow, pa
pa?" '
"A high-brow, my son. Is a
low-brow who won't admit It."
COVE HOSTESS
their trip from Nampa, Idaho, to Portland and-Seattle, 1
fund Tlio Otixei-Vf!i- nnwit itpni' lf. nvnninrr .J:;.'.: ' "V;' . inilvtaor, .Mrs.
7 . , y iv .
iinleKH tho weather clears up soon.
Tickers cannot get Into . the
patches without in I ring' Into '.the
mud and then they find nlno out of
ten berries rotten, There are still
plenty of young fruit on tho Vines
but warm, sunshine . weuther In
nod-wary In the i-near future 'if
these berrle are lo mature, t. I
Less than 100 crates of straw-!
berries arrived on the early market
this morning and prices Jumped to
$3. Sr. and 3.60. A few louds sold
at $2.85 but the bulk, of the sales
were at $3 and $3.25 und some later
wiles at the $3.60 lop. Buyora
complained because It meant 0e
end of tho 16 cent price to the
consumer.
Ituspberrles are scarce and prices
strong at $3.60 to $3.76 a crate.
Hardly enough are coming in to
test the market. Berryt, growers
raspberries, black caps unl
seriously dumngod1 by the
1116 iciiinpflrp BlrlB r,om -1'vndk- , ph.rv . on.
as-j . . , u. . ... ;
much ruin unci what promised lo
do well to
growers us-
Vhetipor rriitt Ih now oul of llje
qtieHtlon this noaon. CunncriM nre
tiiklnp; berries at prlocjt that iiie4jl
close to $2.2(1 a cmte to Ihe frrow.
er without th,o bother or picking;
uiul huultnt; to market. .Tulcc conj
pmilcH urn HeourlnfT ttie producing
HfctlonK mid htvlnjr a hurd time;
to . obtain stocks sufficient to fill
their conlract. I
T'OKThANU. Ore., May 27. (AP)
Kbbh firm to 1c higher. Cur
rent receipt. 24 tio; fresh medium
c; fresh standard flrats :'6c;
fresh stundard extras 26c. i
Butter Cube butter up 14 cent.
Market' firm. '. Kktra. cuius, clly
38Hc; standards 3Scu prime firsts
37 Me; firsts 36 tyc; prints 41c; car
tons 42c, , '
Milk steady. BeHt chui nlng cream
.c.er pbund net shippers track
In 6nc li fream delivered Tort
land 41c pel pound. JIhw milk 4
pnr y-ont). IJ.jo 'cwt, f.oJi, Port
land. .:. .. ., ; .; : :
, Poultry-' plentiful,-, wenk.' Heavy
hen 24 W 26c; light 198 2lc; broil-,
era, .white' )i2a: 'do. colored up
lo 25c; young -white ducks nom
inal. 1 ... , ., '-; i ..
Potatoes-' wear, Inactive.- f imitt'
Onions slow, -weak, ' inactive, v
M.76 . - .... .;, ..v.-:
California watermelons and can
laloupv. and Elgin hot house to
matoes made their first appearance
on: La Grande . markets yesterday
ana today. .
The melon, are selling at six
cents a pound, the cants at li
cent, each and the tomatoes at 45
cent, a pound. New potatoes drop
ped to 23 cents far-two pound, and
Walla Walla and MlHou atrawticr-
rle. arc now available ut 16 cents
a box.- .- ; - : t-.
t GRANht; WHOIiESAIil! .
. ' . maiikets
i j. .Poultry (Ht wcsgbl). -. -
Spring rrles M0e. .. j
Heavy ben 23o lb. -
Medium hens Ho lb. - i-., -,
Light iie I4t lb. , -s
Stags Ic lb. '
No. 1 live turhoyi !2o lb. -
(lour. ...
Hard federation (hard wheat)
17.10 bbl. ., . : .x
'Soft wheat $7.0 bht.' -s
lA CnANOfi IlKTAIL UARKET8
I " Kiddies Ke
ers
:i x . 'NjV Novelty' Plald MHteiiala.', .
' " Ages one to five years. :
- - - - $1.25 Each. ' " -
N. K. West & Co. Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store For 25 Years.
' Apple. ibs. for 26e.
Tellow Newtown apple. S lbs.
He. - - - , t
Banana. 15c lb.
Lemon. 46c doz. - '
Orange. 6$ to 890 dos,''
Grape fruit 19c each.
Sugar.
' Cane sugar $0. 66 tor 100 lba.
Gasoline. '
. Gasoline, regular, retail 27c gal.
Gt.ollne, high teat, retail 6o
U.
HEALTH
;vfcAKM-:s a nk;.aIj uv
i : .' KANOIOIt -
lj James Krausx, Jl. I)., Huston,
.v : ..Mass.) . -.
Member doigus Memoiltil Institute
IVxIttry.
' Bprluff f rles too lb.
UeiiS--30C :ll.' ,. r- ", ' '.'
! . Bleau aad ttrik '', !
Bee boll--.tOi.iSgd Ibv, ,
Chops-and.teak-te lb- ''' '
; Salmon (-strictly fh)$8e tb
Hllbut,d i;';;i
:'iUi.'-iiJr'iiV
. . Wseise. begets, disease! And . at
the bottom of almost all dln-ases
Is. Wel)knejfs or lack of strength. It
prucedes'and follows dlseusc with
ailmosV, unfailing ccclaliily. .. ..
If y;ou are,, weak, you can .offer
...L-a r. . I,,r..nlln,ia nnr.i n tlt.IlM Wl'ilk
P,uerl !.cain,erT-.5o lb., I$c r!looi, wwlH may become stiff.
IH'TTKRFAT-. " ..
HAN KllANClHCO.iMay 27. (AP)
But I erf at f.o.b. Han .Francisco
44 cents. ., , i ..i . ...
101 GIRLS
J ' . . , , ,, report
fl'QVi;, (Hp'eclal) A group iif'J"
'I'he Kev. Wllllum Murray Brml-
nor. of the. Ascension Kplscopal
church, held the morning church
services at I'Ycnch hall, which ac
coniodHted all or Ihe group cump
ing at the grove and u large group
' Attracted and bewildered by the lights of the city, a
buck deer last Friday night ran into a confectionery store
on the busiest comer in Grants Pass, where it fell into the
hands of the police. This is a new one. The bright lights
and the d-e-a-r-s are usually what attract the bucks to the
confectioneries, and make them fall into the hands of the
police or the preacher.
v MRS. ESTELLA HOLMES IS DEAD J s . I
rT,..,, t r l.l : , i. .. u:.u ,
PH-v CAu.iciaicu iiuih uiuiiiu 111 U1U II 1JJ.I- lo,n ., ,nc ,vi.,.k,.nii ,10
r way accident. late Monday afternoon' which' cruised the- death cmision. grove here. They
of Mrs. Estclla Holmes when the car in which she' was rid- J'J 'TrlZlVVZTunl, 11 "umper crop win
ing, plunged over the Old : Oregon Trail i griido and into 'swimming i.. the cove pool. Ac.,proiuco a normal yield, (
tllpt;rjinrln Rmiflu I' Vur lit. IjPITV nm llllxH vnetolnir ,111 ewmniiyiiilf ..... -H" ' ..
- -. v... ),,,. M.M kj hi, liaubner. asslHt-
Mlss Maud Hchroeder;
Isor, Mrs. Alice Marsh und the
And that isn't" all'. the two 'yoilllg' people Will; continue 'Dunning. Miss Ann Brown.' Miss
to do ' '''Vv-ft -';.!' ' '"..'t . " "i'1-..Vv lliush. Mrs. Nash. Miss Wisely,
' "' sJ- j 11 '"' ,, v-i'.'';;,',,' ImIh-i lluth ",;.Sti'uus, ; Mrs. .Htunley
1 We were gratified to learn of their exoneration. We saY'r, Mrs. . i.ester; aieen. mis
' are- triad thev were not illiinnH. . Wn Kliir-r-inlv romvi' H,p(lenevleve l'helps, Miss Veazleundi
i i . . - ,, ' .. . , J . .. . . Miss I My. A few rather of Ihe
sunoua injury oi-llie llliee IjO. praline peiS0n8 111 tllO UCCl-'Biris accompanied them to Covo.
dent that snuffed out the life of Mrs. EsteIa Holmes. , We
deplore the costly wrecking of one automobile, even now
lying a useless mass in the river canyon. We believe enough
damage, enough injury has been suffered.' Even though
Estella Holmes' narty and car suffered most, wo foci that or rove citizens. The eamprirc
those two young people are going to carry the bigger load, Xmx
tne heavier burden, the longest lasting responsibility.
When the boy drives an automobile in the future, he
will be a doubly-careful driver -he will remember that Mrs.
Estella Holmes is dead. When the young school teacher
drives or rides she will remember Mis. Estella Holmes is
dead, i' And '.when the other surviving parties again occupy
an automobile,, which we trust they shall all rccovei' to do,
the; thought , uppermost; in their minds willbp .Uwt 'Mi's.
Estella Holmes is dead. ' The rest of us, when we drive past
the;spot'Where the unfortunate La (h-andc woman, plunged
to her death; over the embankment just at W timd Aylipn she
started out to reaily enjoy what there was leffof her life,
will's bo dominated by that thought urging care, 'great, Cii re,
Mrs. Estella Holmes is dead. ' y$ ;
' Oh that wo could realize before it is too late that tho
angel of death stalks invisibly before us! Would that a
guarantee be given with each automobile sold that as a
machine of destruction, as a conveyance to early death or
permanent disability, it is far superior 'to ils use as a con
veyance for pleasure or business when we forget that Mrs.
Estella Holmes is dead! Mr. and Mrs. Motorist, when you
meet another ear, when you start around a blind curve on j
the wrong side of the load, when you start to pass at high '
ore ouiuc bii wuuiu mere nugni oe nanger, rcniemiier
that Mrs. Estella Holmes had saved her money, had worked
hard all her life and looked forward to the trip to California
which she had just started, and to a lighter burden in life
but Mrs. Estella Holmes is dead!
the Thirteenth chapter or I' list
1 '(11-111111111118. "Now Abldeth Kttllh.
Hope und Love."
CHKKKIKS
SAN 1'IIANCIHCO. May 27. (I'Vd
rrul Slate Market News Service)
Ollerrle's-r-Tarlnrlun, loo;c 6 to 7c;
riiucs' 8 lo He; Itoynl Annes 8 to
lllc; Hint's 10 to 16c; small low us
PIANO Ml'KI' I1K NOIill
-". Will "sacrifice high-grade pluuo
in BloragCf 'near' here for liumcd
hite sale. Will give eusy terms lo
un established home. Knivfull par
ticulars und where It can be seen.
Iiddl-ess Portland Music Co., 227
Cth St.. l'orllund. Ore.
J Call and See Us Sunday
"' We are open all day Sunday and are pvpared with
a largo variety of Cakes and Pies lo tempt ytnlr
'appetite.
''; I'riccs 2,"ic lo 50c
Our Products Made to Sell lime.
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
, "Home of Golden Ciu.st"Made to sell more.
Open Sundays,
i Opposite Observer
Graduation
Gifts
pi
KODAKS
, $5 and uw .
KIIPAK CAItltVINd CAMUS
And A I. Ill MM
KOt'NTAIN PICKS And .
I'KNfllJt
l.t)ll and up.
K.VTON. I'ltANI-: uiul P1KU
ST.VTIIINKIt V
Ath; and up
I'ANl'V PKItl-'l mi:m
VANITY I'AMKH
Ttlll.HT SKTH
WHITMAN'S CANIllKM
Make Mclivlkuu .u.
Red Gross
Drug Store
niTri'-.n mart hkaii'hiiok
PORTlANl), Ore.. Mny 87. (AP)
-Tho local butter market Is dis
playing a healthier tone with bnnrd
prices rructlonaUy higher on cubes'.
Kxtras nre back up to 88 V6 cents
while ordlnar grules are steady
anil unchanged.
Fresh" eggs -are higher on Ihe
loml dnlr3 exehnngo with extras
and firsts- up a: cent at 28 und 27
cents respectively; current receipts
were posted a half cent higher at
25 cents. , . ,
(HAM'S TO 3IAKUY .
vANNAN. Scotland, May 27. (AP)
. Miss Kuatje Vandyk. 7, ret 11,
weight 360. shoes number 12, Is
lo wed Jun.Vun Albert, , who Is a
bit fuller.
. It takes nine yards or cloth to
niiiko her a coat.. . Her silk stock
ings are so expensive that she canr
not urrord to wpir thetn more thun
two duvs cach week. , Slip and Jan
are. natives of Hollund.. ,,
Eggs 2c dov ,(.'.,',;,...-,;-,;-,..
' Cheeso t4.0q Is,.,' , ', :'... - .A -
' Honey, co-nof-Jltc, In, i '
)';,, ,:,.vifAie,.',v' I--;; ,;
""Jewptatocs-rS lboi 'llc, '
i'P(aioes 5c, n; .(smaii aw&qtl-
tlrtij; f.40 fr 'i((rU); lot, .
'fttrlnr heans -Kn lh
' cfilifornis, gre,pii ptMrr4 Ms,?5.,.
H6lne grown asparagus rljo lb,
Carrots-r-lOc bunch, 'I for S6o.
Parsley lc hunch ". .
' Beets 2 bundle. 1.7c ' ' ,
Green peppers o lb. -:
New cabbage e lb. :
. Turnips 2 bunches 1 Sc. .
Wax onioiisr-3 .. 26c , ;, '
Mot house lettuce 860 lb.
Hood Itlver head lettuce 15c
head. . ; ;-: . ' .. .
Rplnach 2 lbs. for 150.
. Itadtobea 6c bunch.
.- Oreen onions 6c bunch.
Klgin.. hot. houso tomatoes 45o
lb. , , . . . ... I,..
.Cucumber., ijic oach, -. - - -
..' I ; . . VtoOt. ,., ....
, Walla Walla, and. Milton straw-
.uc,rncs lto. boxii. .. ;i 1( ,
. jiuuu ; iiiver sii-a'oerrics -t- sue
box; - , t . . . , , ,
, Cantaloupes rlSo eucli.'i. . j, . . ' J
Waterjiielans o 111. f. , ;
; Cherries 16c Jb..' ,.;.,,,.',;
lMiilbarb lbs. 260. ' -i ' i
' Ofieii a person, who, feels -wealth,
Ib' prone to c)Uivo lbiu hu ls surv
ferine only from nervous prostru.
Hon, ncryous exhaustion frpm over,.-,; J
work, when well meaning,, but of-'
ten poorly Informed friends, tell , '
him so. Hut nervous exhuustlon Is
preceded by nervous . Irritability; .
nervous Irritability by defective int.
Irllion; defective nuirltlon Is pre. '
ceded by Insufficient or excessive
rood or drink, exercise and rest and L
heat and cold. T
All this may or may not be. coii- ' 1
pled with organic dcrects' and func- v
tlonul disorders. - ' ' . .
Kor sturdy health, the Blulu ot .
weakness must be changed Ihlo a
statu of slrenglh. Most oncoming ' I
discuses. Indicated by the occur- '
rence or weakness, that predisposes,
to disease, can be prevented, iie'
ability or the nuillly pliyslclun
can remove discuses and disorders '
thuf are uceompunied or roltowcd , 1
by stiiles or weakness. , . ,i ,
lf Ihe dlseusc Is not re'inovci.' .' '
wenkness remuins, and the disease
may beget new disease in addition f''
to the old. lVep well! Health',""
Ix'HUIh health just us dlseuso begets
disease. : - . ,U , '. , : ,.'
..m'AI'1'1 ATTKITlHAIiTftll""1-''
MHDI'-Olil) pre, May ST. (AV) ' .
George Klmore, ' utlns King, a
county Jail Inmute. said to live iti
wanting in elasticity, . and easily
Jnay break.,..-. ,?.- --,;!.
; .A weak stomach, Is easily Uiset. -Kliuli.illi Kali held for .grnnd lur-
With weak eyes...you lire easily and 'cony, wus discovered,-. Wednestiny
qann.ot. seoi well, .-ty , weak heart, ( evcnliig iiunehlng.n , hour Ihrpnirli ,
icacssltates positive, restrictions in
the roof of the. jnli. , The 'suspl."
clous of jailer Alex Norrls ,, were
aroused when he saw the' roof
moving up und .dwn' rrpni t,he,.ot. ,
saori ,
your actions and mode of- living.
With a' weak, bead' one loses In
stinctive understanding and Intelli
gent reasoning. Such persons are tacks , or . Klmnrc, . wllb
led Into pitfalls or feeling.. Imaglmo. piece or scunlllng,
tlon. 'and; suggestion. They are i '- ';-'.
feeble and constuntly ailing. f ' ll'l''niV
vTo guess what ails a person when I PAN KltiANCISCO, May 27; (AP
Ihe ls weak olten means Irremedl- L. S. Bureau Agricultural Kep-
ablc disaster. Doctors must know nnmles) Urollcrs: h-iihom I to.
herore, .they cun act properly In 114 lbs. mostly 221i 2.'lc lb.:' 1''
such conditions. lbs. 24 ai 25e lb.; 2 lbs. 25 i 2nc.
CHH'AtiO CASH
I'HM.AUU, .May 37. (At) lMHIi:i
Wheat No.' 2 red 1 1.88 If 1.08 ! I
No. 2 hard J108 fn 1.88 V4. I
,1'orn No. 2- mixed 7Uc: ' No.
yellow 7l1l'72Uc , .
Oats No. 2 white 4 I M I Kc;
3 white lilHi'ii 4Hic
ltye No. 2 88 14 c.
Hurley 05 HI 73c. ' ' ;
Timothy eeed .$ti,76.'',
L'lover seed tl24it'.'8.
INVAI.IIIS 4iKT llll'MIAS
HKATTI.K. May 27. ( AP) Two
lied ridden piillents In the Ortho
pedic liOHpltn.l today received Ihelr
dlplnmus rrom. Hie eighth grnde.
The boys, 13 and II, pursued their
studies while strnpped for. longer
ban a year to immovable f rami's.
The diplomas were presented t'o the
pleused couple on the, hospital luwn.
No.
PROMISE
Girls' Slippers
' Black Patent Leather.
Size 6 to 11. Regular $3.25 Values..:
v ' ( To; close Out at $1.95
Norton's Kiddy Shop
Infants9 and Children's Wearables
UVi:itl4Hl. WIIKAT
hlVKHP(HU Mav 27. (AP)
riose whi'iil to tyil lowir: May
tlH HU; July 11h 6d; Oct. 10a 7- d.
" lOHTI.AM M r.ST(M'K
ItHtTIANIi. tire.. May 27i ( AP)
Cattle ntrail ; receipts 34. x r
Mors steady; recolptit -3tt. .
Hlieep nominally steady; receipts
iK.. '.-.:. . I
, - 1 , .4-
1ORTIiN'l WHKAT
' pfiltTIAM. Ore.. Mny 27. (AP
Wheut: 1UIH. hard white. hrd
while, blueMtt'iii, I mart ?I.3H; soft
while, western while $ T.4 :i.
Today's cur reeWnt: Wheal, 137;
flour 1 1 ; Oji I h ft; hay 3. .
PHOM1SK. (Special) Thirty
one people of PronilstTvoted ut the
election here Friday. "
' Mlsa Dorothy Colpitis, who hna
iteen vtaltinif hT slyter. Mrs. Urd
Wortipan. who Uvea near the river,
visited Sunday und Monday at the
P. Carper home. Hhe expects to
l"uve soon for KtunTleld, ' Orecon.
where her parents. Mr, and Mru.
Walter Colpitis, are now living.
Mrs. Alice Cheneworth went to
Wullowu Tuesday, where she tx
pecls to work.
Meliin Curper Is suffering from
a had looth. ,
C P. Carper hauled somji ponls
Monday and Vesper llenderaon
brought In two spools of wire.
Koine Of the men of Promise will
meet Haturday and put In a lajie
fence leading from- the inliln rtAiil
to Ihe post office.
Mrs. Allle Hinlth returned homo
frtfm 1 MUxvllle Wednesday, where
he has been nursing, Mrs. Clyde
Miller. Mrs. Miller has been III.
but has recovered cnouirh to be
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK about the house airaln.
CMIAUO. May 27. (AP V. 8. Mr. and Mrs. l Potilsnn made a
I liennrlmeul of A(rr)euUMr.e) lU'tf. trip l-o Wallowa Tuewlay.
3K.lHti, uneven; mostly steady; Mr. and Mrs. T. C. l.lndsey, of
I medium and hcivy wrlKht butchers Grande, same In .Monday eve-
sleady to stromr; blp packers. Innc- ntim und visited 'Mrs. r.lndsey's
I tlve; bulk IHa lo 32R lb. bulcher piirenls. Mr. und Mrs. C. P. Car-
$l3.-8fl4i $14.10: majority desirable p,r. , Thi;- relurjiud to Ui Grande
j yn lbs. down fli.lO-V $M.3u; top Tuesday evening,
'ili 1 A irnna lliinbli.i.l l Inrrn t...
Cuttle 12.ano; fed steers active j nice Courtney nt Troy this week.
HiiM&r hlnher: spols more; best J Mrs. Alleo Cheneworth visited
weight steers IO.Sfi: UHfi Mi. nver-' Hunday and Sunday nlffht at .the
hri'S 10.25; smalt receipts n I other; C. P. Carper home. .-
market centers a stimulating fc- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wlckman and
tor: shipper dcma'nd brondfr; year- j Jarre It Kcnnewortby . returned
lings scarce; long, yeurllngs $ 10.26: 4 from a trip Into Washington the
desirable light heifers firm; most-first of the week..
ly $S.&0ri $9.50; veulers 2ri&e -' Kred Trump, of Promise, has
down ou light kind, mostly $11. &0 purchased the J. K. Curper home
9f $13.50. stead and Is moving his family and
, Hheep 5000: few early Miles of, household goods lo his new home,
fat clipped lambs' around 26c high J Sometime last winter J. K. Car
er; medium to good clippers $I560' per deeded the place to the Kugvtic
4i$lii; around 26o higher: medium. Bible college and Mrs. Trump pur
to good cllpperN $15.&(Mi $A; best chased Ihe place Iron, (he college
clipped litmhs held around $1 5.50; J paying $3.00 for the property,
few springers 16f25c higher; one There In 160 ucres and a large
slxeuhlc lot lo shlptH'rs $18.50; house with sptlng watr piped to
Hheep steady; 4b'.s)rublu ft clipped the house and burn. There Is also
mitlve eweji upward 1 $7. 5a. a targi orehard.
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fel I'rnm-iHH) ."ltd Salt lkc t'lt, hj air- VsSHEHrCkXjST- lip
g ' plaiico;,' between I'rle. Ital and the v I TOmrU- ,
S 1 Inlah i-ouiilrj- lijr nmlor InM'ksl In -l-.,.
f? both Inotnmm VICX Jlotor OU k ucil "ijS,
NKW TOI1K. Mil)' 57
dollara, boniln:
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Uberly lt 4 Vi.
Liberty Sil 4 i
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