La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 19, 1926, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, Aupufit 19) 19?.G. Page Eight UA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER V New Fall Merchandise Arriving Daily WATCH FOR OUR ANNOUNCEMENT TOMORROW The Store For Men Style Leaders CUBE BUTTER Market News of the Day MARKET FIRM l-OliTJ-AND, Ore., Aue. Ill AI' No chaniycs an Known tn the 1'HIO'AUO W licst: Hlcti Imw.. Ckwn 1SS I aK 1341 I1 IM-C. i:ty414ll IS Mi M ISM I4&14 14454 14 9 ORTLAMI WHEAT I'OKTUA.VIl. Ore.. Aub. Jl) (AD 'cube butler lint for tin- dm und wiicut: JUIB. hard white, liard hh- murkct )a iti ik rally Htciidy. t whim, federation 11.81 : una v bite, liolh make and current reccli1il -ciern n'litle hard Winter, ihuii! drnpiii'd off durliiK tbe l't nort li'-rn spring $1 .St; western red ; N hour. Arrival 3'Vlduy amount- ; i .t'7. led to only m IMiuiMM Willi Toduv's car l-.--l.t: Wheat i 7C; loca Itnakit reported ut c,i"' : flour 32; corn 2: oats hay u. jmumiH. ar.u Hiorug-e hiock were drfiwn fm for approximately pounds. j First grade eprcs are GH'3 . I WOULD PETITION CONGRESS TO ASK 1 PROHIBITION VOTE cents on the local rxchsug" 1 154 cents and medium or pullets off u. ccnl ut i) eenlH. KKtm nnd cur rent receipts held steady. ItaiiiM to AfffMi KpmK Keoen I ri iih arc ex pert ed 1 rittiiH considerable seeoiia growl h I o she w tn pota I onj 1 oHpeda t I v croon pin nt i-d during May nnd C'44 ... 1 (... .... ' I JTlWn i7taiC iVrJUiil jjoe.alfy the potaln market remains u tame iii'fiilr lull -prices rare firm- . cr and 1he demand better In the SAl.KM. re.. Aug. 3- ' At') j runt. lietler prima and a brisk Ooplt'K of un order from the I long- j.(.lM for H,.(.y 1'iiitod Hlab-s No. 1 "Is being freely (rogou; James T. Uine., atale chairman, and Dave Mills, secre tary for Oregon, ail residents of Cortland. Girl Taken by Mother Hl Af.O ASH n-ni'AOo, Aug.' ie. aj') down' CiihIi: WlRt No. 2 rd $l.8r.W $l.;t(i; N'n. 1' hard I 7 W ' ll.KK. Com No. 2 yi'llow Mi ij c, No. 1' while 7tt H fti Kli'c. OhI No. L' Jii!ri l, 1tarl"' tific. Tlntotliy HiM'd 5'fi ITi.75. 'IOVT NM('(J 'J B I Jl 2. LA CliAMU , V HOiaSAI.C MARRirrs . SAIJilM. rn.. A.iiff. IB. AT) A tojry or the ttallol illle for in tiUon lo T(pl Hi" prolrtldllon fl-nM'ttrliiH'nt of 1h rnfted Htl'H ftfrkw or lh-w-orclary of tu1i- Ittiit'j fnnnly TOiirl lranatrriiiK: rowrl j Him.k .n,H wini,.i wornltir. T. ,,etlHon vhh Inltt- Marl.- WHI. if., rrom uh- huih tiw uuii.orlU' of 1H. -.i.M-liU. minded wtioot. to the cms. L nT-tA vltht VftiHnM' 1cmjtii. of I rody vt her Portland. jJurpoHP of ll- nniu- inir' Am 1o aid joouplng juffi.l of lite iiii.linnal mot h'-r In I toughiM Icounly, iiiivi otu-itcd ii ttrw line ol thought for Hln U- offk'htlK who rf- IH'ohlhitlou pifd tin-. o(;rurr t; uh a m w dr- )Mnndiiienf usid would dir'rl .).. Iinu- ' pior. fuirc. fVOAmimmt wifl Hooptilury of nlatc , j-ciirl TIMI wim iven Into Hsu no forward 1o cioii(rrt';! tint follow- cuxlody of Iwr fattier (ollnwIiiB A. Iir m'nnir)iiain: - : jdlvovre fiction in I'olk oonnly and ,;Tln' idiJn''C'4Vrf!ro;''lfV. OAtfi'l was lulvr itonuttlllud to the tatf .f i lu. Iml'h1 vutoiw fhi-rcof in Inetllutlnn. Il-r mother w-IiIIp v)h- predirled hv ruflot doiileiH. t'oni limed wuknertH tti ihe wheat niarktl hif reaulled hi lurlle-r de idlnen hi flour pridew hfrt?. i'litnllv pal.eiilH are SU chiiIh lowtir while luikerH (find dropped 4i eentH a harrel. Ompnrr will produi-e jin onion ' CiltAMU-: RKI AIL MARKITI'S I'onltry (IKf wrUrht). Pprlnir trie ZhQt St)c Heavy hrnn 22c lb. Medium. Jins Hie lb.J J;iprht hens 14c lb. tuga Kc U. , No. 1 1K-C tiirke.vs Y,2c lb. Hard induration (hard wheat.) bhl. Hol'L wli(it1 97.40 bbl. crop 'Of ;apptOKi ipaN'ly 2 ! n, oon IiiihIm-Ih, aeordln(T to Mie liitesl ch llniat:t: .! 'lift? iMifi'nn of erop eHil inat.t'N. TIiIk '(ionnar" wll.h :ntK.mnt e.i'eji-j;e Ii'ik year i.r-oi -lurt. .i.i,..iinn fulled. MliiK In lnutrla rounly. obtaliifq . ihwhoib tarn rnr. lit Inllr pothloh erinjrreHK to nub mi H to pernitalon fio.n tln father lo have I boon redured from Hifdi lut i)th iinfir th oonftt l u'Uonal 'iff Km vimm ner -ior a weeK " -v"'- , WtJiod pi-ovlded therefoif a ie- duriii?,' MiIh time, obtained un order - t"'al of Urt (flchti-nnth nmoitdmitnt from Jndt:e llamtltoii at lioHeburu GcnCT'al SflCT FeallirCS 1p the ooiitrtHutlon or Hit! iimted stiviiib nor -otimouv oi ine pin juiu .ttrton." ; , ' '" fj keeping her In iIougian eonnty. ' . Th? iiotlt'lon Imawi Ihv Hl(rna1.iiron Thr- feulnrt! of the arae Is thai. f."F. Wirot. 4'Uw(..?roHldent for tli'.'-cvhlld h la.en taken from tb H'hoot a.nd perinunentty -pi von 5o the mother without the formality of ii hearing or hahaiiH eoriuiH pro coedlngfl. 'heat Trading Today 10 Years Ago Today . ' k ,jiit-liMfitlnl 1niwrT for j ll Vtir IHII i jrlvni . ju M V. I.. UH)- jMiimr 1VI- lomw. ; . .;; ; ;r.' :. Presents '' i We Jhw- imwrnl fir Urn i mrm 4if (tiiii(lrji 'un. '.'.ilHi '. J.'V .i. j y'.'': n.n,i.rrm; n.in J.i'yJW." ; - i ' ith oi Inlw f V rl.lfiIVJv MIAV1NO ..,..-..'. . ' t'ltir.AW 'A1 ,ihn WKirtRr JSftr. irlcr u Drug Co. Ambassador to Mexico ( 'I I 1 C A CIl , Aug. 1 It. A 1 ' ) ft'tni'tlng jit- ''iv. dec-line lo a like advance, -wheat underwent a mod erate general ag. Corn and oats were eanlor, corn oienlng 1o h' off and KiihKciiireuUy receding a Utile more. jM'oviHlonu ncored gUillN. Will Not Quit Post net decline 1W v. gain; corn tin 1 i c down; outH iiiichantred to Vi fit o. off and .provtHionw vary ing from M? HetU'jcU. to an equal udvatHte.. , HAS FTtANCIHOO, Aug. IK AI K. Iturenu Agrienlt oral i-3eo-nomle) TtrotlorK: Leghorn a 1 RIKm RSr-J 3 to 1 Dim. Inspect Project Today VAfh SMITH'S. N. T.. Ang. l. A I . lieporla that Jiunen ilj. Slieri'ield If gotiifr lo "ealgu iu amliHi'aador to Mexleo were ulth otll 'roimdallon, Hecfreta ry K el If -eg. of the Htatc depurttnenl. aald hen1 todaj'. Mr. Stieffleid. 1 hp aeeretaiv add ed. Ih hot. In dlHagreeuient wit n 1 W MK- lite Htale dera ri mi nt and the ()-, L'S (a HUi:. partitient dealreR and expeela thai ! 1 - he win return to Moxieo a n r , Herbert Hoover Will hiK vacation In thm country thtwi Hummer. I Mr. HhnffwrlU I on roun- to thct - I I'nlted Htalen for a vacation and' si'OKANK. 'W'mhIu!' ' Aug':" 5IIj a repoi-l In peraon in AVimhlng-1 ( Art'i.HerbtM l iloover. aereta.-y Ion. Me l to be reeelved hv Ml ' r (.omim,PW(. ,lwJ .(llV ,.nglneer. Kelloirc lit the HtiMf deparl ment , tin- ( '..In in h -baa'al Iriicration projeet today by a Ueh-I next VS'4-dnenday nnd Inter I ex pected t ft tie a gueat of I'reHldelit Coolldge at tlu- Miiiiwner -while honor. And Still They Go! People sec the merit in buying New Vic tor records at the reduced prices at which we are disposing of them. Many are going at these prices. Get ytHu-s J10-W, .- t ... 7"c New Victor Record 4Sc $1.(K) New Victor Record, Blue Seal oc $1.50 New Victor Record, 12-in DSc nation of Ita Hiippoi'tera. Arriving hei'e thlP mornlnc from HulHe., Ida., on n apeak Inn and vaeal.ton lour, the secretary leii Hhortly aflorward aboard n-l apeeial ear for Albany Kalla, on! 1 he I 'end (I'ltellle river, n-arj Ne-porl AVanh,, lo (napect. t he f Kite of the propound diveiaiotl dam lb. linitti. ,. RpBfiip .f rlcF , u SJBc llcnt 2.WU Sttc. MfiatH and I'l.sh. T.eef boil litfit J2c lb. ClMim and steaka 2f.c lb. Salmon (Htrictly Xreah) ilbc lb. Malihut 32c lb. Dairy. loird-TO Ibn, fi.HIi 5 IbR. S 1.0ft. Hulter, croawiori' 5lc lb; $1.0(1 a roIL . - . Kggs :;r4oc do?.. Cheeae 3frtfr4fic. a pound. l;lon;y. comb IlOc lb. ' AV-jp'taWrw. New jotttloes 8 Iba. Sac. Cojery hearts Hf.c bunch. Green Hiring beana 3 2c lb. Kggf 4 3c do?.. GrfHn it"HB 2 Ihn. 25c. Hwoot Petal oes- ll 14 c. CatTOta f.c bunch. I'lirslp-j' 10c bnnel). Beta 2 bunched lfc New cabhuri! fi'fi. lie lh Wnlla Valla onions -3c lb. GrtMjn onions 5c bunch. Green pepporH !b'c lb. lj'ttucM lac hcud. Kennewick tomatoi.'B 3 5c lh. J''ield 'OiicumherB Ic each. Greai corn 2f.c doz. lYnlts, Knunewlck, Wiiah., FYoeat onr peachcj llc lb; K5CI J 1.00 bux. Grwii apples 4 IIm. 2fc, Homo trrowii Btruwberritiii-3&c box. llartlett T'euru. 10c lb. ' Peach pluniu fc lb. ' C'atitaloupefi i o-3 5c. Caaubas 7c. Watermelons 2 -,1c. lMiiRknietnnn 7c lb. Jcp Crttam melons Sc Ih. TinTmnas 1 5c lh. 3onioni? H5c doa. Oranges (if to $l.5 doz. ' ( Viiword gra,pen 4a'rrHic basket. ThompHon nectdlosH grapus iJOc for 1 he trrtgai ion iirfijeet. lie will return to Hpnkaiie tiK afternnoa and tonight u III be gueal tif honor itnd apeal.er al a' Imiuiuet. i A Trench court has .bint nettled ' a aiitt ouneernins- owm-rahtp of ! l-.naa aerra of land fit"d In the ' year I 7 2. H la eat limited that j law yen fees during IIiIn period were HUtrielent to luivr laiuirni the property - I tlne-a ' over. Nearly tiiie-tourl h or .the import trade of .Australia t carried on with the rolled Mlatea. Newlin Book and Stationery Co. S'H.E-R.R-YS ! JInher grapes- "ne. . Tokay grap-a 20c lb. 3Latiau prunes 4c lh. Sugar. Cunc sugar t;,t;ifti 7.15. llmir. Sort -wheat $!i.2 bbl. Hard federation tK.4l bbl. iftHOllttC. Gasolluc, rugular, retail - gul- Ganoliiic. liigh test, rotall tilic gat. 27c HEAVY SELLING OF V. S. STEEL CAUSES BREAK TODAY ONLY AGNES AYRES IN "Her Market Value" A soul-deep portrayal of the almost tragic plight of a suicide bankrupt "s widow left in irust to three of his friends. Comedy "Circus Today" Tomorrow and Saturday RIN -TIN-TIN In "THE NIGHT CRY" m;w yui;k. Aug. 111. A1' he.iny selling uf 1 '. S .Nleel, which vvaa hammered down four points to Ht'. unsettled the slock market in the final hour of I ratling today and lurned the general conrae or prle'B downward. Marly gains In a iiuurb'T of leading railroad Hharen were ranee I ted and sharp Tenet Ioiin of 8 to 4 potnta took place In Gent'i-al Motors, American Sineltinc, Sloas Sheffh-id and other prominent Indus! rials. Chesapeake and Ohio hd the early itdvaitrp In the rail croup by croMHing 154 to a m-n- reeord price, The "r losing was Irregular. With nrm motor shares touching Dip da's low. -st P'velH tn the final hi.ur. profit -taking spread to oth- lou-t 111..- lo mix oi, .,,,.1 ,,. ,,, , ,,, KH.I1B B(.nr,,(1 b the rulla shares, liiiyinc a-tlv-lt lea were most noticeable nmotur Ih.' MptTlalticK. sueli as May Stores. Ii lift itl. Interim! Imwit 1 'n m-r irmtn. Idation and Norwadk Tire. Toial Tin lt!al timl I- tbc tl.np.-i. sales approUmuted J.soa.oaa im iiinucr wUnl you bate to pnt "in'fes. lor It. The :tnl if Uik Mimitbj . c4.nl prHoM arc going in ruin iim I .tiicrsblr mi If ,vti wuut nn of MCarV t tO Speak Mir ii. vii ciiai sirk now. ttt- tay Kiv.Mi later. Wi and Untonihio. uallpupei- and lener msts. 4ti wbai In ihr world 1 n lelbm gdbu: lii do. We arr -elhng M Mt thai It enii't (n ip bui g-ol mlved. At Seattle Meeting im- KiiHittr MblniiMiii of wall paMT vlll Ih' In In flem fir lime CHtiihiia fan iaMr Imt kliolt' ' w and Amu sndke rnti pMMr Uh twi srmin iiptmlrN. i We're tniing to bove a bit' ; watcrtttrhin ftir hiijiimt. mi gtaal , tti'. Claude C Pratt Lumber Co. Thr Tnor alsn'i I remf" Soar fr.mndry. Vixme Mala till ao tuuiday 0usiieaa, SAI.KM. ore.. Aiic. IP (Al'l Itecatiae of the prras ol buslnem. 1 nlted Hlutes S'niitor- t'hurles I. MeNary has Uerltntd an Invltn tlon to sM'uk at the annual Imn- tuiet and ineettnir tit the I'olllllibtHj liatin Irrtgaibm lea rue tn Stil". Mat urday nicht. I lerln rt Hum r j wttt deliver the prinelpul addrcst. In reptv to tt tel. cram rrom ! Henator M t-N ry. loov.-r a d elm' i that be v lll Im- tmaMe to st 8eii- ator Mi Nnty. ha he proouS S 'o! hts vncat ion in 4 rcCon i bills anil dins not varL ir any! f pea kmc emriitreiin nts m hr 1hun taoae In S. attie and Hmikunt- n I 'onnmition with Th. Co'uinbhi bu- on j'n.!eii. i:w okk vn it NEW yoUK, Aug. 3U. (AIJ Evaporated apples dull; prune steady; apricots and peaches yulet. lll'TTT.nrAT 8AV FFtANClSCtK Aug. Ifl. AF) Uuttorfat T.o.h. San Francisco 4H cents. ! FIND IT HERE Oopy for tills column roust be in by :l0 a. m. i4Vi;i:iMr whh.it UVKHT'OUL. Auc. IH. (AC) : Close Tvhea.t to l lowor; Oct. His 7 flid; Dec. 3 0s (id. CHICAGO IJVKKTOt'R CHICAGO, Aug. 111. (AP-r. S. IiepiiHment of Agriculture) Hogs 1 h.IMio; mostly 25 to 40c higher I huii "Wednesday's average; demand for pigs soar-what improved; sup ply mall; market rnosily 50c high er; top Vix.Itft. paid for 170 to litd pound averages. Cattle filitiO; fort steers and yeHr llngs g-n-rully strong lo 1.5c high er: better grades of good light weight hoifers tip most; top year lings IHi.76; highest of season; other yearlings io.fit'; she stock strong to 25c higher; ve tilers 5c up; bulk to paeicera $ 1 B.50 ' $14 ; outatders upward to 1 1 .50. .Sheep 111. 001); fat lambs sbady to i0ClT.n higher; early bulk westerns $14. S5; one de.c.k to small killers $14.f.n; Hcx-eral loads of sort kind unsold; ton natives lo smail killers a.nd packers f 1 4.50; earl' bulk l.7o'ii $14: culls si"ady at JHOl $,5li: Sheep weak to 2ftc low er: bulk, of -fat ew"S I5.70fti $(i.50; feeding larnbt fully Ht:id-; early bulk H:i.5IK $14.25. PbKTLANM VIIOWCV: J'Oiril.AN"!). -Ore.. 'Aug. TH fAi' 'MgtTK: lirsta 2c lower: mediums 1c lower: .enrr"ht receipts K2c.; fresh .medium 27r; fresh ittandai'd firsts lil'c-; do. extra's '!4e; .under sized i tic. Butter Hloady; -i-Ntru cubes, e.tty 42c.; standards 4 1c; prime first-s H firsts I! lie; prints 4 7c; car tons 4tc. Milk steady; bent churning cream 44c net shippcrH' truck in kouc 1; cream dtdivcred Cortland 4t'.c. Mnw milk (4 per cent) ?2.2a rwt, f.o.b. ior1lund. Poultry steady; (lens 5 per -fen t mm mission), boa vy bens 25 n 2tic; liitit iroHic; springs, white liufi 20c: do. colored up to 2rc; young white ducks 22 f 23c; colored IB' 1 7 c. Cintnnx steady: loeitl $1.2r; TAral la W.-tlla VAu(t l.25. lotuto's steady $1.25 $1.50 suck. T'KISOO VUX TV KAN ITtANf'If'O. Au'. 1 !. iAC Ked-ral State Market News Serv iee) Berri(s: T'lackberries 2r Sac drawer; rasitberriea $1 (n $1.30 cra.tr: biiekioberrlea 3 Oft 15c lb. Tenches: KUierlas lik-'w $1 ; Strawberry Frei-a and .7. H. Fahs 75c'n H.lft; 'rawfoi'ds tif-ft 8Tc; HliK(oe,anna 7i"ift K5c. I'enrs: Bttrtlctta $1.5(K(( J2 box.; large luirs $1,501 ?2. 1MIITI.AMI I,lYi:STOCK I'DllTLAMt. (ire.. Aug. 1! (AC) Cat He and calves nominally steady; receipts 50 through. llogK steady; receipts 320 (217 eonl met ) . Sheep and himbs nominally utead.v: no receipts. Carbonato cr Copper and Blue Stone in any quantity at BUver-UiOJ-n-Wrighl's XanUly drug store. 8-2-tf rructicahy all school books us ed in our La Grande schools .r now on sale at 8tlverthorn Wiight's fumily drug store. $-2-tf T1(TniNtiu:biiiff, pleailng, button litfloa, etc KorUin's Kidd Kli"p-10-14U TW i:.'lT YKAJtS Have Kicbardsou, "The Art Man." tell you how to make your linoleum last for 20 years, with one-half the work to keep it clean. It's a decking varnish that bnats Valspar. and cost no more. Get it at liicha-rdoon'a Art & Gift Shop. 8-18-21 A fine home -cooked hot dinner Hervod each day at our Soda Foun tain, betler drop in find try it Sflverthoin-Wright'a family ding storn. - 8-2-U For a limited 52.50. Iiig load. 547. Time C. O. tioxwood D. Main ... .--7.ifitf Thai, new r-resorj ption -of nerve tonic and builder, given quick, re sults. J'uIb 'Maw' into you, bring up your nppctilo and stops that tired .feeling. ,KolU only by Kil-verthorn-Wrlfihl's family drug store. . . " ' 8-2-tf School Funds now aval table for rarm loans in Union County. Set T-I. E. Dixon. Foley Building, Lft Brandt. Or. SS-lfltt MTAlAtilSTS Jtichardaon. "The Art . Man." Hpeoia!ii.eK in enlarging and tint ing. Kn large inctitB made from either the print or the negative. Work guaranteed. Have your pic t ui-e work done at Itichardson's Ai't & Gift Shop. S-18-21 TM Ips G In d ya Miller will bcci n her fall class on Se-ptfrnber first. AH beginners registering before that time will be given a diLity les son for one week without extra charge. Credit for high school pupils. Call 3H5-J. 7-K-lll-33t II J) mT,TUTI0N (I IL "enney.VQ vAlL DEPARTMENT STOItBS 108 Depot St., La Grande, Ore. SOMETHING NEW AND DIFFERENT A Lumberjack Coat Indian Blanket' Patterns A great coiit for sport wear or for the outdoor worker. Big, roomy and knitted of heavy wool yam in becoming color combinations of Indian blanket pat terns. A splendid value at this low price. All .Sizes 4 Inch AH Worsted Knit Bottom $6.90 31 to 46 OTHER LUMBERJACK COATS In Novelty l'laid I'atterns Low Priced $4.69 To $5.90 come b(Tor said metitinff. H. 12. 1HXON", TtflVree in Bankruptcy. (All. claims must be worn to on bunkruiitcy blanks before filing.) . S-J9-lt SUMMONS. 7n the Oisirlct. Court of the Cnited States for the District of Oregon. In the matter of Mrs, William Wigguns, bankrupt. To the creditors or Irs. William Wlggans of Imbior, l'nion county, in the State and 3)istriet afore said, a bankrupt. Notice is hereby given that the aaid Wi'N. William Wipcans wiis duly adjudicated bankrupt by Hie UbtLrliit Court of 1he Cnilod Stat ,OTlCi: OF MKFTING OF COl'X 1T nOAHll OF FQl AI.IATJON: Notice is hereby givin that the County Hoard of Kfiualization for the County of Vnlrm. State of Ore- sy Kt-titfrrrrtttfi.-..,, , f;: ,44;:t 1V' the Idatrlct of (frcgon on An- Ib" ,he awM'swr- K-iiKt 17th, 12i. nnd the first meet inc: of her rriMlltors will be held at the office of EH. K. 1 lxon, referee. Lit Grande, Oregon, on Monday. August 80. 13i2ii, at 10 a., m. a.t which time the said creditors timy attend, prove their claims, examine the -bankrupt, and t ranaa't such othnr bustiiesa as muy rop'rl' In tlie Circuit Court of the Stats of Oregon for l'nion County. George A, Siwrlca, Vlzdzitl", vs. liloHfphine Sparks,, tlH-fendant. To Josephine Sparks, the almw named defendant: , Jn the Name of the State ot Oregon: You are hereby requiwd gon, will meet at the Court HJouse to answer the complaint fiiej in said county on the 13th day of . "gainst you herein, on or bnfor 'September, 312fi. (being the pee- August 2(!th, 3!i2H, and if you fall ond Monday or said month), and ' to anh-wer, or otherwise jUcslI. continue In seasion, exclusive of plaintiff will take default ufndwtt Sundays and holidays, from day " U-nd apply to the court for tk to d'iy for a period of one mouth, 'roller prayed for in his complaint for the purpose or examining and j herein, viz: for a decree forwr making neeewsary corrections in dissolving the bonds of matrimony valuation, descriptlona. qualities of now existing between plaintiff and land, and lots or property as fIiowii . defendant, and granting unto plain, by the assessment roll as compiled tiff an absolute divorce from de fendant. This summons in published br order of the lion. J. W. Knowlfts, circuit .-judge of the State of Ore gon, for the Tenth Judicial 3s tjict, duly ntude and entered on July JUih, 1U2K. F. 3j, 'MtlTJEATIlV . Attorney for IMaintifL July 35, 2Z, i. Aug. 5, 3 2, 1. 2t All parties interested or miviii grievance in their assessment should attend and present their claims sis required by law. Dated this 36th day of August., J 92C- 1). H. rilOCTOK, County Assessor. Aug. ia-2, Sept. 2-1. J7 lj Satuyfut fvcc far fl S450$S3O-.$615-$700S, f 5940 $S55 $7?0 A 1: Bftf RrT F BK"TV K rrriw.. Mtwt-rtmc ! rnl(n. Star Ur. he .m-lw. trnm 4 II rmrh iwinunc. Ilwi liv. enuirve Gulbranson fcr ts urtle as 5450 or the Sub urban Model, tnost popular of all sellers for $530 and for your protection, the prices ere branded in tta ixurk at ine ou II go a lcnS, Ion? Tear and back aain before yon uncover a-piano-opportunity as completely attractive. The only Registering Piano-ata price so low is more than a remarkable value. It's phcncmenall W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. The Hcgistering Piano K t 1 ?