La Grande evening observer., May 29, 1926, Image 8

V P.wngM- CA GRANDE EVENTNG OBSERVER Saturday, Jgjgl
r : 1
May 3 1st.
Memorial Day
The Store For Men Style Leaders
83 RECEIVE
i DIPLOMAS.'
FROM L. II. S.
I
(Continued from I'mrc 1)
fult'jw you fc-tt thewe two things in
collf-pi, H iHii't worth r.hr.c to ko."
; To keep the phvleul irmchinc in
(J n1 pink of condition ulvayn, was
polnld out a a nec.wary goal, liy
iiU ifluteiiicnlK. lr. Jiubach put IiIm
Mlamp of upprov.d on alhleiica that 1
bui HI up i-iii'h body and train Hie
phyntcal belw?.
Wants AtcHlitNt ('bent In
A warning upilriHt ch'-ntiiif wan
crlvun. 'The person who cribs
through four year of collee'
will ,
steal In lator life w hen he is l '
SJllllHt
Ihnt he
it." lie deefc.irel, aildlliK
who elit'Utji ImrlH no one
i'ia.no mist in; hi.i
..Wlll ancririco lillth-Kiii'l" ulano
in .storage near here for itmnel
Jte sale. Will Blvc ruy terms lo
an estahllKhed liomn. Tor full i:ir
llciilais and tvliere It cjlh le Meen.
additss rolillilMl MllHlc vJo., JST
l:ih HI.. I'lirlliinil. (He.
10 Years Ao
Today
Jhm. .1. the empire
hultder, Is dead.
ItllblUIUK -
Then ury. those u ho build
and those-uho destroy.
We T attempt fuHvayH '.(
b tit Id good vt1 and petnia
nt'iit wrvlce.
The purest Ingret'lentK and
painstaking rare, aie put in;a
t'Very prescription filled
lirre. Years of expeiicme
' shows In the finlHhcd prod
uct. L Drug Co.
SHERRY'S
SUM)AY And
66
BIG
E3
William llussicll - Julannc Johnston
Mary C'arr - MicKcy Dennett
Comedy "A Rainy Knight"
LAST SIKWLVG TOXIUHT
A Feature ('omedv Hit
'teppin9 Out"
with
Ford Slciiinjv - Dorothy Reier
Ami a lji ('ast
Cop.icii.v Cheap Skalcs
UH hurl)) all lllllUKlf.
The tabernacle wn crowded to
;i.jicily for the exorciMCH IuhI
nlclit. Mn. lester Hloddard played
a march on the pipe ortrun und thu
llt v. (1. A. 1'oilard, u.ntor of the
Itiiplurt church, pronounced Invoca
tloii. "Mammy' Iutlaby" (Keur
inl w;u Hung by the boy' (flee club
before It. iMibaeh was Introduced
by Principal K. H. Tuwlcr.
The girth choru sung "O. Sky
lark For Thy AVing." by Smart and
lr. It. I. 1indi. represent in ir thu
board of education, spoke briefly.
)n JU, n,((nirmal
lone, before
prerteiililtg the diplomas. -
H:i ;raduatrx
. J. l:iaek. president of
tint 1
I nlon stake. I,. H. H., said the bene
diction aHer the followtng gradu-
iitt-M received their certificate of
cmdiiallon- V
litia Kslelhi Am'ell. Laura Mar
garet linker, forinn Aramentn lta-h'-r.
Kurt Harnwll, Mvin Henry
IJoik. Judith Irene Ifrown, Wesley
I'Yederlck lirownton, Gwendolyn
Myrtle Jtuchunan. . Tlossle Mae
liu mis, Jisste J. Uurbrldge, Oecilft
Kay Cade, inland Haniel Carbine,
Adelaide Ktith Clark. Klinor 1
llle Cb'nver. Iliirold Maxwell Coeh
rjtn. Mnrjorle Wj nanda Condlt.
John Held Cooltdge. ltolmrt Thom
as Courtney. Kntnk llen.iimiln Cul
ten. (irnee Anna Cullen. HimannaJ.
Deal. Kdltb lxulS4- Kbell. Margue
rite Ague?. Kills, Krnest Llewellyn
I'Vus. John Norman Kelk. imrothy
I In- Varmond Funk, Wllma lor
1 ralne OaUell. Margaret Oeddes.
I Helen ( Ima (.Hinou, Ceorge Ham-
imuid CltiSK, Murh-I l.nella Gore,
I'avmond Charles (Irlfrin;
I,,,,,!,,
IMvesny Hatl. Rldora Kerne llsn
' sen. KIIkh MMe Hess, lmnuld W.
i Hughes, Keta 1'oiiu Irvin. H-lcn
i Hop hla Jensen. Norman imdlcy
t Jef.se, Krunees Kdnji Kelly, Arble
i Itavmond Keown. Wlllard Krank
i Klllpaek. John -Spencer ijirison.
l-nore (iarnet Kedbetter. Kva Ioti
I ie l'ighton, lere A. 1owell. Mar
J Jorle Isabelle Mogul re, Mar- Wil
lie, t Masters. M,erlyn Francis Muy
. ger, honald lranels MeKsy, Wlll
, in vn Claire MeKennon. Marian Mil
I ler, Mildred Isoutse Mohr. Hi'ii
I jjimlil Kilwurd Nelson. Cbnevteve
Ma ret Js'i Ison, 1 ee n Maxlne
Nelson, (JohHo Kerne Dwelt, Me
I vln AlfH-d Parker. Pauline June
: ..w..n Miirififli. l.tln 1i...llcr
llle'h.ne' Uls Price. Alma (iniy
Prior, flnrahchc Ardls llhlue. Anna,
i l-:iiibet h Itldgeway, M a r g n r e t
' lilgg. Imlsy Puth Itolihs. Htella
Ijovilbi I (ogees, Mabel Martfiiu
Mel "efer, Homer Albert Hchroedcr.
I ( if it hy KHcn Self. I orls ( Idensa
Hhannou. Clura Idelt Klu'phtrd,
3
MOM)AYr
AL.
99
BERRY PRICES
LIE UPWARD
TUUTLAND, Ore.. May Sit. (AT)
! The iiast week ha been decided
ly unfavorable In thu trjwberry
deal mm far aa the crop In concern
ed. Wet weather practically put
au end to thu harvowt and receipts
drupM'd to the minimum for the
(wuhuii. Valum InHtcud of caning
off uh expected, atiffciied.
Today there were f c UraJt
cratca on the curly market and the
berrlm went from $2. 75 to 3.lti
a emit;, inoittly 13 a crate.
Mulim? price level this week nut
only ell initialed thu 10c retail Hell
er but It practically destroyed the
lant remulning hope of cheap ber
rtca 11.1m Beano n, for home canuiniT
The weather during the punt
week liud Juut thu oupoHlte effect
In the melon market, J'roduro
flrniH who brought In Tullforuia
cuntuloitpc did well to avoid a I gam.
Ilrmand was poor at all tliuea and
the market overstocked wllh twtl
ovcr-rlpc melon, The rlrrt wnler-
meloiiH of tho Hcution nut a chilly
I rrvvitHun.
Todiiy good 'jtmlltv cantulntipen
are offered at $2.76 on Hlnndard
crates with real fancy pink meat
slock at $A. Produce dealers are
eagerly scanning the skies and
hoping for warmer weather over
the holidays. IoiiIh re Helling at
3 lo with flitts at l.hi to
1.75.
New potatoes are cheaper at i
to 6 cenls a pound for the best of
ffringM, Old potatoau on. quiet
and inactive. Market sluggish.
In the dairy list trading has been
on a healthy Irwix and valuivt
women i raeiiuiiany niiriier uuriiiK
he week. There Is a good outlet
for both butter und egs and the
market is strong.
Country dressed meats are scarce
and prices higher. Choice. "light
hogs sell readily at IV to 2 cents
wllli an occasional sale ii i'l)
cents, fancy calves bring h tu
Hi cents. Veal buyers are only in
tended in fancy stuff.
1 letter tone In the live poultry
market at the close with light hens
at SO cents and heavies t cents.
Henvy, colored .splines In demand
at lift to 2 cents. While springs
plentiful and the market barely
steady lit til to 211 centa.
I'OIITI.ANI). tire-, May 2w. AI'
-HeeeiptM for the week (upproxi
mately) : Cattle 23ti. calves 44U.
hogs S1C5. sheep fi L'HO. cars 117.
Cat lb None sold early; com
pared with week Ago: Jleef steers
(steady to iftc lower; she stock, bulls
end calves steady; votilers steady tn
Si lower; week's bulk prices: Good
bief sh-ers to $.! others
$7.i to cows and ludfirs 5
to $7.rr; top heifers $7.75: lop
cows $7.25; runners and cutters
$2.00 to $4. Mi: b litis $5 to $r.50;
calves $i.r0 to $U; vcaler up tu
$il.60. -
Hogs Compared k ago: 5"
lo 7 fie blirher; week's bulk prices:
Light butchers $ I fi In $lu.KI.: two
losdH Mondny f I I.3fi: weightier
kliM's $15 down; pseklug mows $11
lo $12; slaughter pigs weights tu
f ler buyers at $15 to $15.50;
light feeder pigs In strung demand
ill
Hheep Compared week go:
l'inbs sl. ndy to
biwer; year
lings fiUe lower; ewes $1 to $!"&
lover; week's bulk prices: limbn
JI2 tn $l:'.7:i; closing top Jll'.f.'t;
viirilngs $11 In $in; ewes S4.6U to
$; a few earlier In the week $5.50
lo $rt.:'!i.
Tbet-e wns no lending to speak of
al the North porl hind yards tor
dny lint) ttl) elawea closed ihiiuIikiI
ly steady. The yards will be open
as usual Monthly, Memorhil day,
wllh ihe regular trading session.
lU'TTMHFAT
WAN Kit ANCIHt'O, May L'0. (AP)
- Itutlerftil f.o.h. Hun Frunulsco
44 cenls,
INIIITI.AMI M Ill UVr
IMIIITI.A.VI). (ire.. .tny 19. f.M-)
Whiul: llllll. hiird while $1.40;
hlir.1 while, hllleriti'iii', Inuirt. Ti'd
ernllon S !.".; ooft white, wcHlem
while $l.4:i; hril winter, norlhern
Kprliiit tl.34: western red $1,112.
Tthi ' enr reeelplK: Wheat IS";
fltMir 12: corn II; nuts 6; liny 4.
WOMAN FATALLY
INJURED IN. AUTO
WRECK YESTERDAY
KCGKNi;. (rr-.. .May 2. (AP).
Mrs. Omar Meyvrs was proi
sbly filially injured late yeslerd'iy
uriernoon near Seolisburg when
mi aulomobile In which she ati-J
hur husbund wtre i tiling rolbl
4lon an embankinenl to the -dge
of the t 'mpiua rl er. I ler hus
band, who was at the wheel, Wtts
bruised t4m.sldt-riiby. They were
bioughl lo the Pacific Christian
hospital.
Mrs. Meyers Is suffering from
ttrtcrnul injuries, ilt r left side ts
paralysed. It was ut first thought
she received a fractured skull,
luil reports from attendants thin
afternoon stated tttal no bones
were broken. Mr. M jvra will re
rover, it )S tsHeVed. while little
Pope Is held for the recoveiy of
his wife.
They lived at Untile Court. Mr.
Meyers Is traveling talesman fur
the Inleritatiunat Harvester com-1
pany out of Kugi-ne.
The aeehlt nt tHrurrel at tout
tntb- eai of Seotistmrg, on :
sierp grade, whrll Mr. Meyers lw
control of the machine.
The Amerlcun uunuul medicine
bill tutu Is Sr.-IS.itiH'.W'M), two-thirds
of it being- for the trvutinent of
prrveniabie diseases.
Cora Luc I la Stanley. Grace Alia- ;
dne rtnhrst, Wilson P. Thurston.'
KKu Imru Turner. Wlllium Kd
munil Wntlts. Frank Phillip Wal
num, Marjorle AntUmette Warnlck.
Mrile Mae Willeock. Huth Wlnt. j
in" urn. inane rr.l riffiu.
Marm-rlte Minnie KwelfcL
Market hews of ihe Day
CUM'AUO ;nAi
Wliral: Oft Hick Utm Cw
Ul,vir.. ll1 IM lUti IM
Mir, iikL..iuii iu iii'&i&i
Mr ti tm I5'i ta
Nilt. ISSVi rjl 133 ',4 1.12'
1KX ta& IM IM lJi'4
CHICAGO CASH ,
CI1ICAOO, May :. (AV) Caiih:
Wliiat No. : red 11.66 t ll.CS:
So. 3 hard I.sS 14 i 1.6St4.
Com No. S mixed 7c; No. 2
ye llow JIH4 to 71c
CUUii No. ! white 4 i ii 41 'Ac;
So. 2 wlllto 411 ic. .
Ilx No. S te.'
IlHrli.'.v 6!l4c. ,
Tlinolhy ct-d fc6.TS.
Clover wU 1I I2IC.
mvi:iiiimi. whi;at
l.lVKIlltH.M. Mh- S'j. (Af)
OIoim wlieat to d ItiKhr; May
tlx S',d: July 11h id; October
IBs llii.
Little Excitement Marks
End of Month Tradings
CHICAGO. May 29. (AP) Con
trary lo generai expectation, the
end of Ihe month settlement of
May wheat accounts today finished
with comparnJIvcly little excite
ment. The sharitest change in
prices was ?4c a bushel drop In
values snd this took place on old
syle May contracts In which bus)
new was of relatively limited ex
tent. High margin exueted for
new trading tended to restrict fluc
tuations and ulso did otlur ener
getic measures taken by the board
of trade officials to discourage
spectacular swings In pric which
at times in the psst have attended
lust day adjust ment h. Compared ;
with yesterday's finish the wheat t
msrket loday closed unchanged to:
3c net lower, the hitter for new
style May contracts. Corrr clowd
down; oats unchsnged to
c off nnd provisions varying from
1 7c decline to an equal advance.
ihi:ti,am Pitoint i;
PdlrTI.ANli. Ore., May 2. (AP)
Kggs steady. Current receipts
25c: fresh medium 22c; fresh
standard firstM 2Sc; fresh standard
extras 2Bc..
flutter steady. ICxtra cubes, city
nK'c: standards Xtir; prime firsts
7 fcc; firsts 36Se; prints 41c;
cartons 4 2c.
Milk steady. Hest churning cream
3c iM-r pound net shippers track
In 7-one 1. Cream delivered Port
land 4lc per pound, paw milk
per cent) $2.20 cwt. f.o.h. Port
Innd. Poultry sleiidy. Heavy liens 25c;
light 10 f 20c; broilers, white 1!
20c; do. colored up lo 26c; young
white ducks noinlnuil.
Potstoes Inactive, tl.Mi per sack.
Onions Inactive, f 1.75 $2.
LA GltANhK WHfil.UKAf.E
MARKETS
Potibry (live weight). .
Kprtiig fries S&SOc.
Heavy hens 22o Jb.
Medium hens IGc lb.
Light hns J 4c lb.
Htags sc lb.
No. 1 Iiv turkeys 82c lb.
I lour.
Hurd Federation (hard wheat)
7.80 bid.
Hoft wheat 17.60 bbl.
LA GltA.MU; KiriAIL MAUKKTS
I'onltry.
Spring rrles 60c lb.
Hens c tb.
Meats and I'bdi. s
Beer boil l012Hc tb.
Chops and steaks 2fic lb
Hnlmnn (rtrictly frenh) 8 Be Tb.
Halibut 38c lb. '
Inlry.
I-ord 10 lbs. 1 . V ft ; 0 lbs. $1.00.
Ii utter, creamery 46c lb.; 8c
a roll
Kggfl--rS'ii "Til do.
Cheese 4 He lb.
Honey, co.nb 20c lb.
Vegetable.
New potatoes 2 Ilia. "T,c.
Potatoes he lb. (small quanti
ties); $4.40 for 100-lh. loU
String beans 2&c lb.
Calirornia green peas 2 lbs. 2fc.
Home grown asparagus I 6c lb.
Carrots 10c bunch. 3 for 26c
Parsley 10c bunch.
Heels 2 bunches 17c.
Green peppera title lb.
New cabbage 9c lb.
Turnips 2 bunches lfc. '
Wax onions 2 lbs. 26c.
Hot house lettuce 36c lb.
Hood Itlvcr head lettuce 16c
heud.
Spinach lbs. for l&c.
Kadislies 6c bunch.
Green onions 5c bunch.
Klgiu hut house tomatoes 45c
lb.
Cucumbers 16c each.
l'Yiiits.
Walla Wit I la and Miltou straw
berries 16c box.
Hood 1 liver strawberries 20c
box.
Gooseberries (crown locullv )
Hie lb.
Cantaloupes IKc'rach. 1
Wairrmelans Be lb.
Cherries 16c lb.
lihubarh fi lbs. 26c.
Applesr lbs. for
Yellow Newtown applva 3 Iba.
25c
liananaa 15c tb.
lemons 46c dox.
tranBc 69 to K9c dog.
Grapv rult 19e each.
Sugar.
Cane sugar 5(..f.t for 100 Iba.
Gaoltue.
Gasoline, regular, retail 27c gal.
Gasoline, his tost, retail S6c
Mr. Citlun has been reatlinc
where they are tiitnktnx, tn the
Hust. of rv-ci4ablishinc wh liming
posts for oftending moinruns. but
lie In-iicves thirty days scutvner
as pi'deslrnlns would he just as
good.
A man in Chicago bit a police
man on the nose, but all cunt
llw in t'hltago.
4 BASK CONIHTION
KKW YOICK. 0tjr ZD. (Art
The actuftl condition or clearing
Iioug UuikM and trust companies
for the week lmw exce reere
or U.6J.0u. Tlila is a decrease in
rexerve or 9&1.0Z9.S60 compared
with luft week when excess reserve
totaled I5S.SH.SSU. :
It 'takes fatil a y-ar to dress a
collide RlrL according: to women's
organisation at thu . I'niversity of.
Calirornia.
I'AItU OF TIIAKS
We wish ' to thank our many
friends for their kindness during
the death or our beloved mother
and sister und for the beautiful
floral offerings. , :
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Mackenzie
and family, ' , .' '
Mr. and Mrs. Kay .Ford. '
Adelle HotjitCtf. ,
Thomas Holmes, , 4 , -
It. 1. Heath. 1
Jtolla Heath. Jr.. ' 5-rI-ltp
WlMSHIKIillS A.M Slli;
(lASSli
i iek'y und correctly fd-xd. whji
finest Hvlgium Non-Shatter Glans
at the right pi ice at Jtichardaon's
Art & Gift Hhop. . . 6-28-2t
When you want something nice
In stationery In boxw or by 'he
pound, also envelopes in any quan
tity alwuys st reasonable prices
you will go to Kltverthorn-Wright s
family drug store. . . 6-27U
A complete 4 2-ptcce Bi t of dic
o ruled dlnuerwarft. . An unu?u."l
value. At UichHrdson's Art Uif
Khop lomorrfiw. 6-28-21
NPDCIAMZIMJ
In enlarging, hund tinting snd
fra mlitg. always at Klelmrdson's
Art & Gift Khop. 0-2&-21
Itunyan Higus. Main C4S. 6-Stf
Itunyan Higiis. Main 645. B-81f
School Funds now a vails his for
farm loans in Union County. See
H. K. HiTon, Foley Building. 7
Grande Ore.
m; mgiit oxlv
The Ku worth league of M. K.
church soulh presents a three -act
farce couredy, "AH h Mistake."
Kitgh-s hull. Tuesday, June 1 at S
o'clock. Admission 35 cents, Or
thophonic Victrola music. 6-2U-2t
. Itunyau Signs. Main 646. 6-8tf
RfmAtitrtitn. pieartoc, HofMn
holes, MA. NoHosa Kiddy Khnfk.
ie-14-tf
Strawberry short cake, straw
berry sundaes, lee c renin or sher
bet, 26e a pint. 60c a uuart. Good
home cooked hot dinner each day
at li:it to 2:00 p. m. Light lunch
nt 5:30 p. tn. Sllvcrthprn-Wrlght's
family drug store. 5-27tf
Itunyan Signs. Main 645. 6-Stf
hi:vi Kinsi
l'i reworks are here. Kiddle's
Store, Island Oily. 5-28-Ul
Itunyan Signs. Main (145. 6-Stf
Kczcma or skin troubles that an
noy so ninny can be quickly cured
by using that new preparation for
eezema ut $1.00 a bottle sold only
by Sllverthoru-Wright's family
drug store. &-27tf
Mlvs Clrnlys K. MUler
announces that -she will continue
her piano class until August first.
Arrangements should be made im
mediately. Credit for bigh school
pupils if desired. Studio Koom 1,
Summer JUidg. Phone 468-W.
5-19-lOtp
MISS I1KTTY COCHTIAN
will take music pupils for the
summer, lieginners and Intermedi
ates. For further Information
phone 561-W. 4-6-2S-2tp
Sl MMKlt SCHOOL
Pegular summer school In high
school subjerts will be given at
the high school commencing Tues
day June 1st, Mr. Karl C lleyn
oids, teacher. Phoue 144-W.
6-5-27-21
BOXWOOIK
Large load boxwood delivered In
I s Grande. $R.0d. Call U B. Men
cfee Lbr. Co., line Tree. -$tf
llunvan signs. Main MS. B-Btf
1 1 : c h i :i t s I ; x a m i s ation s
Nolle-. L hereby given that the
County Superintendent of Union
County, (iregon. will hold the regu
lar examination of applicants for
State Certificate at the High
ehool huildiug In 1a Grande, as
follows: Commencing Wednesday.
June 9. isrti. aj 9 o'clock a. m nd
eouttnulitg until Saturday, June 12,
lV2t. at 4 o'clock p. m.
W eiliHUy I Viivnoun
V. S. History. Writing penmau
fihlp). Music. Drawing.
- Wrdncstla? Aftcrnooa
Phy-sIolog-. Heading. Manual
Training, Composition. iKimcHtir
Science. Methods In Heading.
Couw of study for Ornwiug, Meth
otis in Arithmetic.
Tliumlay VXhtoomi
Arithmeafc History of Kdueatioiu
lsj-rhotog? Methods in Geography.
Mech&utval rrawtngnimestic Art.
FIND
IT 5
HERE
Oofjy for tSUa ooluaa immm
be la to a. ml
Ceurs of Study for Domestic Art
Tliwnday Aftenuna
i Grammar. Geography, stenogra
phy. American Literature. 1'hyslcs,
Ty pi'writinir, Methods in Language, '
Thesis for prliiwry Certificaie. j
lYidly IWohmmi -
Theory and Practice, Orlliogra
pr Spelling). Physical Geography,
Knglish Uterature, Chemistry.
Pi-Way ArUutMMJu
"School Ijiw. Geology. Algebra,
Civil Government. . 1
Ks tun lay pirxiHiun
' Geometry, Botany. '
" : Saturday Afteruoou
; General History. Hookkei-plng. j
K. A. SAYltK, i
: Sounty School Siierintcndent. 1
S-2-2t
' . t
Pt HIJSHi:i Sl'MMONS
In the Ctrt-urt t Vwirt of the State of
Orico f lokw Cuuitty.
Grande Itonde Lumber Compauy. -a
corporation, I 'lain tiff.
VS. . i
- C, W. Nlidcy; Uebeeca Nlbley;
James O, Nlbley; Julia Nlbley; An-!
retia. NibMy; widow and sole hlr
ut law of Henry Nibley, deceased; i
Helen M- Geddes; Martha S. 0-l-
jdes; Joseph Stoddard; H. H. Stod
dard; Julina I Smith. Willard 11.
Smith. Kdna I Smith, Alice K. 1
Smith. Mary T. Smith, solo heirs
at law of Joseph V. Smith, de-
leased; Priscilla J. Ititer, Susie
Rlter Wells. V. r. Ititer, Tracy V. ;
Cannon. Ievy J. Ititer, Maud Ititer
Cannon. Kadcliffe Q. Cannon, Mae '
Jenulngs Kiter Garn, sole heirs at
law or V. W, Ititer, deceased; O.
P. ttomney, sole heir at law of
George Itomney, dec!ased; Kllen S. '
Kocles. Murrlner S. Kccles, Marie
ccles Catin, Spencer S. Kccles, ;
Jessie Jjcctes Uuinney; Km ma S.
Kccles, George S. Kccles, Nora S.
Errles. Willard I. Kccles. luivi.l C-'
Kooles nd Julia Wright Kccles,
his wife, . It. Kccles, Vida Kccles
8a-age, ltoyal Kccles, Bertha Kc
cles Wright, Joseph M. Kccles. l.ila
Kccles Briiuhall, Flora Kcc'es
ItougJas, laura Kccles Ilomney.
William Jack Kccles ond Aileen!
Kccles, his wife, Vivian Kccles
Scowcroft and Homer G. Kccles.
sole heirs at law of David Kccles,
deceased; William Y. Stoddard, sole
heir at law or the estate of John
Htoddurd. deceased; Annio Budge;
K liner I. Ktoddard und Florence
Stoddard, his wife, G. Karl Stod
dard and Kith Ira T. Stoddard, his
wife. .David 1. Ktoddard and Miirv
Stoddard, his wire, Alexander les-1
ter Stoddard and Blanche Stod-j
dard. his wife, John 1. Stoddard,
Jeaiinette Ballard ond L. B. Bal
lard, hor husband, Howard I. Stod
dard, Waldo I. Stoddard, and Hub
ert Luvon Stoddard, and Kllen 1.
Stoddard, sole heirs al law of
George Stoddard, deceased; Leon
B. SLoddard; George Itomney Dum
ber company, a corporation; Thus.
D. Den company, a corporation;
Nlbley com puny, a corporation;
Kllen I. Stoddard, guardian of
Ilobert Lavou Stoddard; Loa L.
Stoddard.
And the unkuown heirs of Henry
Nlbley, Joseph 1 Smith, 'W. W.
Rlter, George Ilomney, David Kc
cles and John Stoddard, and also
all other persons or parties un
known claiming any right, title, es
tate. Hen or Interest In the real
property described ir. the complaint
herein. Defendants.
To C. V. Nibley, Jtebecca Nib
ley, Jumes O- Nlbley, Julia Nibley,
A ure Hit Nlbley, Martha S. Ged
des, H. H. I-SSiJdard, Jnlina
K Smith, Willard P. Smitli,
L'dna Is. Smith, Alice K. Smith,
Mary T. Smith, l'riscilla J. Hit nr.
Susie Ititer Wells, W. D. Biter.
Tracy Y. Cannon, Levy J. Biter,
Maud Idler Cannon, Budclirrc Q.
Cannon, Muyc Jennings Biter
Garn, O. D. Bomney, Kllen S. Kc
cles. Murrlner S. Kccles, Marie Kc
cles Cane, Spencer S. Kccles, Jes
sie Kccles Uuinney, Km ma S. Kc
cles, George 8. KccP-a, Nora S. Kc
cles. Willard U Kccles, L. K. Kc
res, Vida Kccles tytvage, 1 loyal Kc
cles, Bertha Kccles Wright, Joseph
M. Kccles, LI la Kccles Briinhall,
Jlora Kccles Douglas, Iuura Kc
cles Bomney, Vivian Kccles Scow
croft, Homer G. Kccles, William Y.
Stoddard, Annie Budge. Jeunnettc
Bullurd, I.. B. Ballard. George
Bomney Lumber company, a cor
poration, Thus. D. Dec company, a
corporation, Nibley company, a
corporation, 1 and the unknown
heirs of Henry Nibley, Joseph F.
Smith. W. W. Ititer, George Ilnin
ny. Imvid Kccles and John Stod
dard, and also all other persons or
parties unknown claiming -any
right, title, estate, lien or Interest
in the real property described in
plaintiffs' complaint.
. In the name of the State of Ore
gon; You and each of you are here
by commanded to appear in the
above entitled court within six
weeks from the date ot the first'
publication of this summons nnd if ;
you full to so appear the plaintiff j
will ttpply to the Court for the re- i
lief demanded iu Us complaint us 1
follows:
That plaintiff be decreed to be j
the owner in fee of the following;
described premises, being the real i
property described in the com-'
plaint herein, to-wit:
Southwest quarter (SW '4 ) or the i
Northeast quarter (NKVi ). Soulh !
half (Si) of the Northwest quar
ter iS), South half (S1), .Sec-;
tion seven (7); North half iNU)
or the Northwest quarter (XWU).
Southwest quarter (SW ) of the!
Northwest quarter (NW U ). North-
west quarter (NWH ) or the South- j
wc?t. quarter (SWM) Section eigh-
teen 1K: all In Township three j
(3), South, Itunge thirty-six (36). ,
E. W. M.
Southeast quarter (SKKi) of the
Southeast quarter (SE4i) ot Sec-,
tion eleven (11). Southwest quar
ter (SWH Y ot the Southwest quar- '
tor (SWVi). Section twelve (12)J
Northwest quarter (XWVi) of the,
Northeast quarter (NEi, South
half (SH of the Northeast quar
ter (NEVi), North half (NH)of
the Northwest quarter (NWU)
Northwtist quarter (N"i) of the '
Hvutheast nuartur SE4) of Sec-!
tion thirteen tlS), Northeast quar-j
ter (NK4) ot the Northeast quar-
ter (XEil, Southwest quarter
(SWH) of the Northent quarter
(NL V ). Southwest quarter (SWVi) 1
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TTT yf RATION-WIDE f,
U INSTITUTION-
108 Depot St,
The Annual Call
of the Wild
Summer vacation days are always looked
V forward to with keenest anticipation. It is
then that cares ar; put aside. ,
With outfits new from head to foot, lug
race fresh and glistening, we "hit the trail
by boat, train or auto to the seashore, lakes,
mountains or out in the country where Nature
bids us welcome.
These recurring respites from yearly rou
tines give us fresh impetus to go back to our
-jobs more appreciative of the opportunity
before us. ;.
As we work, so let us play; put our "all"
into it! And get the most out of it!
This Store Will
of the Southwest qua iter (SWU).
Northwest quarter NWK) or the
Southeast quarter (Sl!4 ) Soulh
half (S',4) of the Southeast quarter
(SEU). Section fourteen (14),
Southeast quarter (Sl-J V4 ) of the
Southeast quarter (S1C44) Section
fifteen (IS), all of Section sixteen
(16), Northwest quarter (NW!4),
North half (NVfe) or the Southwest
quarter (SWW). section seventeen
( 1 7J, Northeast quurter (NK ),
South half fS',4) or the Northwest
quarter (NWVi), "Southwest quar
ter (SWV4 ). West lialf (WV6) of
the Sou tli east ((iiartcr (SKVi), Sec
tion eighteen (IS), North hair
(N1), Southeast quarters (SK )
Si-ction nineteen (111), all of Sec
tion twenty (r). West half (W)
of the Northwest quarter (SW),
South half ) of the Southwest
quarter (SW Id ) Section twenty-one
(21), Southwest quarter (SW )
of the Northeast quarter (NK'4),
North half N ) of the Southeast
quuiter (SK'4), Southeast quarti.-r
(KE'A ) of the Southeast qujirler
(Si; '4 ) Section twenty-two (22),
North half (N',4) of the Northwest
quarter (NW'4), Southwest quar
ter (SW4 ) of the Northwest quar
ter (,W!4 ). Northwestv quarter
(NWVi) of tlie Southwest quarter
(SW14), South half (S) of the
Southwest quarter SW'4) Section
twenty-three (23). North half
(Nit) of the Northwest jquarter
(NW'4), S-ctioii twnty-six (2ti),
Kusl hair (K'j) of the Northeuat
quurter (NK'4) Section twenty-,
.seven (27), Ktist half (K) or the
Northwest quarter (NW4). Norlh
half (NW) of the Southwest quar
ter (SWVi ), Southwest quarter
(SWVi ) ol' thi Southwest quarter
(SWV). Sect "on twenty-eight (28).
West half (V) of the Northeast
quarter NIC1 ), Southeast., quar
ter (SE'4) Section twenty-nine
(2!); North hulf (S) oi the
Southeast quarter (HK'4 ), South
west quarter (SW ) or the South
east quarter (SK'4) Section thirty
(SO), Northwest quarter (NW)
or the Northeast quarter (XI; K),
Section thirty-one (:tl); East hair
( K ) of the Northeast quarter
(NK 14 ) Section thirty-two H2) ;
West hulf (WK)-ur the North
west quarter (M 14) Section th'ir
t y-1 h rce ( o ) : aH in Town sh I p
three (:i). South, Bunge thirty
five (Si). K. W. 3.1 .
South half (S) of the South
east quarter (SR14) Section twelve
(12); all of Section thirteen (U;
Northeast quarter (NK). Ka.st
half (K') of the Northwest quar
ter (NV14. Southwest quarter
(SW14) of the Southwest quarter
(SWW), Northeast quarter ( N K Vi )
of the Southeast quarter (SK).
South hair (SVfe) of the Southeast
quurter. Section fourteen (14);
North half (N) of the North
half XH-) South hair (S') of
the Southeast quarter (SK H ), Sec-
Have You Gotten
The Chiropractic Idea?
Chiropractic does not deny that the
hody is composed of chemicals; that
the air and earth are filled with
perms; that eating too much or too
little, or eating foods that disagree
with one, may produce injurious .ef
fects; hut it does assert that all the
methods and theories based upon these
alone ignore one, and that the Great
est Single Factor in the problem of
health. ...
The Chiropractor calls this some
thing by the name Innate Intelligence.
He believes that Innate Intelhgenee
does everything that is done in the
human ltody when mental impulses
..flow FREELY. This means you can
be well you can stay well. .
F. L TRIBE, D. C. Ph. C:
rilONK ISO-W (Talmer Graduate) Xcw Foley IUbj.
Office Hours: I to 6; t to t .
2j department stores
I uruMW, vtm.
fce Closed Monday
tion twcnly-two 22); all of Knl g
tion Iwfiity-three (23), North hall $
(N' of thfc Xorthcast iiuarlcr
(NKli ). Went half W) of fie
lion lwut.v-four :): W'st half 6,'.
(W't) of the Northtytst (uart(r'
(KI0'4), Northwest quarter'
(NW'4). Section Iwcnty-flve (S5); f,
Norlh half (NK) or the Northeast .
iuart:r (NKU). SoulhweM iimr-
ter (PVfK) .of tho Northeast quar- t;l
1.T (NH14). South hnir (S) ot
tin; Northwest quarltr (KWSI, !.
Northeast quart.- (NEUJ of the lb
Southwejit quarter (SWS ). Norlh. 'j
weHt (iliarter (NWW ) of he South
cuat quarter (Si:'4) of Secllou J;
twenty-Blx (): Kant half KH)
of the Northeast quarter (NKH) jE, ,
Section twenty-seven (27); all iu
Township three (3), South, llangc
thiriy-four (34) K. W. M. jT
Also, all of its right, title and ft'
interest in and to Bhares of stock
in the Grande Itonde lleservoir fii
Conntanv. a cornurutlon. .ill riplils
of way. rail connections, crossln?
rights, state and County franchises, j2
owneu oy ana in the posseaMlon of k.
the plaintiff along the Grand-, i'
llomlc Itiver or lands adjarrnt t
thereto between the rail connec- :s
tioiw of the Dlaintlff near HllL-jr,l r?
tirfimn uilh tt.u r T, 1, e. kr ,r
It. & N.(
h lauds ?Tl
('ompany main line, und the
above described.
Southeast quarter (SI314) of Hie
Norlhwest quarter (NWW, Sec- ':
lion fifteen (1i), Township four ';.
(4). S. It. thirty-seven (37), K. t)
W. M. ,
Illoek one hundred and thill). ,
six (Kill). Chaplin's Addilion tor
Im Grande, Oregon. jf
Tliut you set forth any claim
that you may have in or to sa.ul t
premises or any portion theyot
ami that such interest be decree.! f
to he Inferior to the right, title anil !f
Interest of Ihe plaintiff in nnd tu I)
ild premises and the whole, thi"
of, und that itaiutiffs' ownership of i'
(said premises he declared lo be la ':
fee, free and,- clear of any riplit '.
title or claim on the jtarl of ou I
or any of you and that plaintiff?
have such oilier and further relief i
as in tlie premises may be deemed
equiiuttic and lust und have and
recover its costs and disbursements
herein.
Thi summons Is served tipnrt;
you by publication upon the order
or the Honorable J. W. Knowlesj
.lodge of the above entitled Court,
said order being made and entered:
on (lie 30th day of April, 1026, and
directing that you be, served byr1
publication for six full weeks or,"
seven publications.
ALLAN A. SMITH. M
Attorney for Plaintiff. :i
Rcsiding'at Baker, Oregon.), j
Hate ot first publication May 1 i'i
193(i. ' I
Hale or last publication Juiiei!...: f
1!I26. 3
May 1, S. 15. U, 59-June 5, 12
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