La Grande evening observer., March 05, 1927, Image 4

Saturday. March ,6yl987.
Page Four
UA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER'
.
Is2
ter
(IwiatgonMad)
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PRANK B. APPLEBY.
..Editor tad Publlabar
BAH VET If. MATTHEWS
. ...B(Mloeu Manager
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. La Granda, Orenun. The OLaerver-fltar piiullahud every Friday.
Entered al the' Poitoffloa at Iji Grande, Oregon, aa (facond
Clua Mull Matter under act of March i. M7.
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T6o
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Weekly Obaerver-Star, per year-.
60a
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ADVERTISING RATES
Dlaplay, foreign, per column lncn......
Dlapluy, local, per column Inch. ........
Jim contract ratea on application.
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BUTTER PRICES
SHARPLY LOWER
Prints Cut to 48 Cents a
Pound to the Grower,
in Portland
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
Wheat
ln- ....
July ....
Sl-ll. ...
t'HK AfiO ftHAlK , '
Oin-u IHKli turn Clox- :
HIM I II!, I4I!,MI;
H 1X4 !, 4!M
..132 , IMM J W
I'otiri.A.vi) win: at
rOHTI.ANI), (irt;. Mnr. r.
-Whi-iit llllll liuid H'hlto.
while liliii-alwn, baurt, .36; V'I-
rallnn. coft while. tveMern hit",
ti.34: Imnl winh-r, norih
rn prln. l.3fi; u.'suin red.
Jl.:in.
Toiluy'a ear reeelpteNono
(M Wheat Closes Firm
liar 1
1'flUTI.ANIl. Ore., Mar. 6 (Al')
Iltllter prleee on- Hliarply lower
loilny. I.oeul creamery men have
eut the, .price tt lirlntH 4 eenlH li
MS eenlH u pound lo the ffrower.
Heavy proiluetlon with lower l v
i Im ruliiiM' In oulHide inurketM h.ifl
been h bearish tlirloj' for never.il
iluya now anrj the decline wtia well
, iintlrlputi-d by the trude.
Korty-rlKlit cent print aliou'd
biinir the retail iirlee down to tbe.
r.ri.eent level and materially la
ic rea He the coliHiiinption of butter.
loeul ei-eainery men AHHert.
HiiiiilllaneoiiHly with the cut hi
prlnl -prieea, local butler liuikeri
redileed their bide oil fain four 'No. 3 yellow, GK 14 ' C,:iv4 e.
ma 11 pound to Ml eenl delivered OalH No. 2 white, 411
I,l I lil'OOI. WIIKAT
I.I VKItl'OOI., .Mar. fi (AF').--f'loHe:
W'lint, to -fit lower:
Man h Iiih. Tl; .May Ida,' 4 s,d.
.Inly ls, ,,!.
CIIICAt.O CASH
rllli'Atltl. liar. 6 (Al). Caxli:
Wheal No. 2 hard. 11.4:1',....
Corn No. 4 mixed, filcufii'r:
I
Near Friday Finish
PHK'ACiO, Mnr 6 AP. Hlnrl
ln unchanged to c down, wheat
held near the Initial chonKc. Corn,
oalH lutd provlKlonM were alaoeuHy,
corn openliiK at. U lo ic decline
and Inter HtiKKlnx 11 lltrlo more.
Wheut cloned firm, ut the dufne
11H y Hlerdny'H finish to ;c ml-
vanee ' urul provlalonH unelmiur;
to 40c down.
I'niiluiid, Mid 411 to 47 cent
In Hie country. Offer for buller
tat u year hko ranKed from 47
lo 4!t (eniH.
No. I
TIIK Willi. 111'NflKll "Oh, that I mlKlll hnvo toy ferment;
and that tiod would 'uraiit nic the thlnu that I Ioiik fii-." Job ii:U.
('Ill'lller UinLii.u.
t;ube prlceM Hhowed fortb.M
wiaknenK on the dairy c.chanie
toilay,' elOHlotr 11 -half cent lower
on exlniK, HtalidanlH and fli-HlHiml
a iT-nt lower on prime flndH. Mv-;
etianire prleeH III the I'UiHe were:!
extra and Hlaiidarda 4:i.ii eentH; j
prime flrhlH and fli-HtN, 42 ei-nth.
:l while. 44 1l4e.
ICye not iioti.'d.
Itarli y H'ii S2c.
Timothy need XlH.tmr,, 35.(1
Ijnd H2.40.
ItlllH J ill. fill.
HellieH I7.2.'i.
I'or.i 1 and i'kodi t'i:
I'flllTI.ANIl. Ore.. Mar. fi (Al')
Wholesale priccH:
ilown 4e; . cubes j
lOxlra cuIm'h, city,
ard, 42 Vtt". lirline
llutler
to le
43 lie:
fliHlH.
rllH'A(M I,IVi:tT4CK
CI4ICAOO, Mnr. 6 (Al" I'. S.
llepurlmenl of Agriculture).
IIokh 7.D00; Ufc'lit liKht and llKht
liiileher und medium welgt.t
buichcra, urouud Moody with Fri
day uveruKe; heavy Iiokth mound
ateudy with low time; top, tlS.nft
paid for 140 lo 111 pound weigh! ;
bulk 140 to 200 pound uvcruKCi.
f 1 1.7KI 12.(10. ,
Cattle 4ofl: compared with
week hko: heuvy eluuirliler hk-c.-h
and good to choice yeurllngn 25 to
r.dc higher; light weight ateera
I'rlni mendy to 2fic higher: fat cowh.
! Downward Trend
Continues; Stock
Issues in Slump
NKW YORK. M.ir. B (By Hi'
AaMociutt-U I'lfius). A further
downward r!Ul jiiHtnunt of piit-fa.
lonk piac( in oiiay'g itvUt Bi-unUi
of tho flioi-k jnarkit. Kellinif oritf-
In 11 li.jl In -( It l.i... w t i.l.t.-rf
u'hn Miint-(ai'il frt iini'DVrlnir :i
number of weak biioIs In thf auto
motive Ih.hihs and HprinitiH, hut
luntf truihrs und lr. vchIoih aim
Hhownd 1 fllHjioHltlon to mU ui I
convert the r paper profit h Int-J
CUMh.
OHh were proiiilttent uironK t"''
few jut.stuntlin tttrong spots
1 HoiiBton, mturlng neurly 10 points
10 tin mid Atlantic Iteflninff mov
lnr up tKree. Continental IJaltlnrt'
"A." yesterday's weak feature, uli
ret'-rdvi'd belter support.
rersintent S'dllne of Uul'ont.
Tlinken (toller HeurlnK, Genectl
Kail way Signal, ('oinmere)ul So!
vents "li" and I'nlted lru -rted
these Jnaifes down I wo to
ilea it y four point h tie U At yest'-r-duy'a
fintl tiuotatlnntt. 'Die elnn
lnK was heavy. Total sules up
proxlmuted l .uuftjiua ahares.
NEW SPRING
CHENEY TIES V-i
In Smart Spring Colors
; .". $1.00 and $2.00 ;
N.K.West&eo.Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store For
Over 25 Years ;
I'lrsln, 4Jli.e; priulH, 4Sc;
lower.
tie:
Block, bulla und ivnlcra atrong 'o
fic higher; murket Hiimuluted by
cniuparutlveiy a m a 1 1 ' rvcelpH:
week'a hulk prlcea: hii'f ateers,
ts.aov 8.7f; beat Rule at $.s.5:
buteher cowa and helrerH. $5.251
7. 1! 5 : loud lota of good cowa up.
ward to 17.1.; odd head uf hen'.
cm, 97.50: rottcrH, $5.l'& down I )
:i 5: bullB, J5.II04 I1.6H;'' uinatlv
5.5il In 0. 110: alaugbler eulvev.
$s.fnr.f 10.50; good to choice veul
erH. l l.'.Oii 12..',0; few lip lo
Hogs -Compared with week ug"i:
killing clnsaca fi to 10c lower'
feeders about steady: hulk light
butchers lor week, f 1 S.6fi r 1 2.S0:
top. $IS.I5 iaid Monday: weight
ier hutellers. 12.5l''ii li-lifi: l'h
extreme heuvlea down to (l.ro:
parking hows mostly $.ri4i 1 n.M:
aluughler pigx. . $1!.2S T I2."e:
choiw light feedein, $ 1 3.75Sl 1 4.01'.
Sheep Compared with w 'i
ago: fat. lambs, 25 to Hue higher;
choice kinds up inoslly; light run
this week not snilleient lo esluli
lish dependable niarUel; three liouj
hie decks or oiilstanding Kasli i P
Oregon luillbs early. $i:i.ril): val
ley lambs mostly 1 2.50 down:
yeurllngK uuotablo I ".Till ; cweH
pracllcully Ubaent; sieady.
.''J'kection Kince the WcNary-lIaugon
.lhird party. ; ;
While the artist world is debating the question of wheth
er John McCormack or Edward Johnson is the Rieatest tenor,
why shouldn't the rest of us get down to something really
practical, and find who js the worst, and do something
iilKiut it? ' ; ' .
This Is a decline of 3 to 4 'i cents'
per pound in cube prlei.-H during MnnlJ
the. iast week. , frIn,.,..
The fresh eggs market was gen- Milk Kuta down 4e. Ilesl
. ... .... . . ...j'Tnllj sieady at the chute Willi a ,-hui nlMK cream 4 lie In valley, 47c
1)111 WHS . Killed. . A Wllrjjgood demand, in the closing ses-jnet. shippers' track in zone 1.
Mini or l in- exeimnge rnsta n I- Creuin delivered I'ortland filie l'oni).
,mii,- i. li-,,, an, i liii.iiiiiiin in'- pounu. i;nw iiiiik ii per cenij,
cllned a cent. 2.f,ri cwt. I. a. b. T'ortland.
roiillry receipts cleaned up Kggs Httady; current reeeitils
along ttu street today wllh prh ,'H lllc; fresh medium, IKe; freih
luily niaiiiialni d in most lines. standard firsts. 21c; fresh slaiid-
lleavy bens were firm and iuturd extras. 21c.
to 27 cent i.
brought 2 1
Uncle Sam is going to feed his soldiers hotter. By an
executive order, there will he a larger ration hereafter, with
mora meat; potatoes and butter regularly, and more extras
for holidays. This will raise the daily cost of the army
-Tation per man from J56 to 50 cents, and add $6,000,00(1 to
-the annual feed bill. But the country can stand it, as a
brisk demand at ii
Light hens midlly
cents.
Country dressed hogs were cas
ler at the close of the week wllh
the general top down lo ltp.j ceals
after ruling at 17 cents up to r'rl
iluy. Choice light calves held
steady al IK lo IS'j eenls.
ZjuaaJiuiltcr of justice and a bid for military contentment.
Seaplane Found
Off Cape Jubi;
Details Meager
Poultry steudy. Heavy Inns. '.'5
it 2ilc; light. 20',o2li': sprin:s
nominal: broilers, itn'iilllr: I'ekln
while ducks.' :iOe;. colored, nom
inal: turkeys, live, 3:",c: dresse.l,
4lliii4:ic.
Hpuds and onions steady: on
ions, local, $:i.mw'f ;i.no; poiatoea.
$l.4ii'i 1.00 sack. ,
1'AlllK. Mar. fi. (Al') The sen.
plane of Major Tadco I jiri'c-llori;es.
jt Twenty cities in this country are putting the new vita
i glass in certain hospitals for the purpose of testing its ef
"""ficiency in heulth work. This glass is a quartz product of
English invention which is said to transmit the ultra-violet I'luguayan aviator, missing since
or actinic rays'of sunlight, which are the health-bearing rays. I .H,i'y lu'cont'inualice'of'his rim'ht
Ordinary. window glass excludes these special rays so that fl'"'" ""lv to i;iugiia.v, has been
ifiunlight coming through it, though warm and beautiful, md'hi
ijkcks the healing power of outdoor sunlight. K the new.1"1""'" '"l0 lhlH "Hernoon.
glass does what is claimed for it, its use should be extended
Jiot only to all hospitals and places for the cave of the sick,
but to school 'lTOlTrg"am private homes.' This woulfl lielp
.prevent many diseases now cured by sun treatment or arti
ficial ultra-violet rayB. ' .. ,
HANK CI.HAIIIVfiK'
KKW IIIKK, Mar. fi (Al').
Thc iietiint condition of clenilr.f
house banks and trust companl.'H
for the week shows n deficit IB
reserve of r,.!Ui!l.!l7il. Tills is a
decrease In reserve of $:l!l.fin7.7!Kl
eoiupared ttltll tile week before
when excess reserves of $:i:i.fi!17.'
S2H was reported.
xi'.w voiik I'nrrr
NI'.'W YtlltK. Mar. fi (Al').
I'vaiiorated apples, prunes, npil
cols and peaches sieady.
lU'TTHHI'WT
KAN KIIANC1SCO. Mar. fi (AP)
Itiiltei'fat f. o. b. San l-'runeiseo,
ridiri fin if, c. .
i:.V STUDENT SUICIDE
- ' There isn't really a "wave of student suicide" just now,
' as somo of the hoadliners would lead us to believe. There
1'AniM. Mm-., fi. (API I lavas 1
dispatches say 'that Major, Tadiiii I
l.arrc-lliirgcs' seaplane was found,
ill) miles from' Cape.-.luhl, on thej
west Afi'ieun coast, , anil that the
crew Is safe. !
GOAL POSTS WILL
HE FURTHER APART
(Continued from Pnge One)
2fie higher; aluughler heifers fully
fiac higher; veulcra mostly fine
higher: week's lop prices; heavy I
slaughter ateera, fl3.2fi; yearling
steers,. $12.00; yearling heifers,
ll.0(i; vcalcrs, Jlfi.bll.
Sheep IlllOO; steudy: good t.l
choice killers, 1 1 4.76 ' I fi.Sfi; for
week. 04 llouhles from feeding atn-
12.R00 direct; fat himhs
closing fin to 7fic higher; yenr
llngs around 00c higher; sheep
r.c higher; feeding und aheurlng
lambs fully 7fic higher: week'a
lop: fed wcatern lumba, Utt.lfi:
native, llC.cn; fed clipped himhs.
(na.fiO; yearling wethers, i:l.5u:
lilt ewca, JH.fio: feeding und shear
ing lambs, tl4.7fi; hulk prices: fed
wesleriis, 14.50tfi" lfi.50; nutivei,
J14.00 W 15.211: clipped lambs,
(12.fi04i 13.2fi: woolcd culls, Jll.llii
ill.Tr: yearling wethers. $12. on
!2.7fi: fat ewes, $s.2fi'i a.fio;
shearing and feeding lamhB,$ I :l.fio
lii 14. fin.
I'OllTIiAXI) MVKSTOCK
' l'Oim.ANl), Ore.. Mnr. fi (AP)
Hecclpls for week (approxi
mate), cattle. 1775: calves. 220;
hogs.'fiUSO; sheep. 179fi.
Callle Conijmred with we"k
ago: bef stcet'8 ' fully sieady:
spots strong to shade higher: slei
I.A
:n.vDi: wiioi.i'SAi.i:
M.ltlii:TS
Pnidlry (lite welbt).
Heavy hens 22c lb.
Light hens 14i lllc lb.
StrifH So lb.
nour.
ty. July in, IS7R, und died In l,a'
(lllinde, Nov. 2, I2i1, und , was
wonder! ill product
dav lies! Itll InnneeM
is only an occasional young man or woman nere or mere, virtue, in early nrr
he cnilenred I safely.
one out of tens of thousands, who with mind overwhelmed "'""" " ""
by real or fancied troubles seeks death as a solution. 1 et rnvorabiy known men in the smie,
there are too many. - """ "f lh" "'" memories
" of our times.
Suicide means despair. It is one of the tragic paradoxes' "' rnied many important posi
of life that youth, with all its strength, lnmyance and pvom.' Zii'r
ise, should so often sec only hopelessness in life, while elder-! msny consecutive terms; secretary
ly persons, apparently in far more tragic plight, bear p!f
Btrontf-JiGHitedly. ,
lured (lcnil at the point of rorov
ry. The now rnl rtnos nut i lll.v
of 1 ho fiirlvito fuml-.t'a on Idckofr, klt-K rroin
Hy IiIh mnnly fair cmt h up kick folluwiiiK
torncy for this county. In all theso
Youth is utjueor mixture. Supposedly the happiest aRe of ronnci with murko.i romp.Hocy"
The sensitive bov Ol' " l"tr fltlcllty. ami unfatllnff
roiirh'sy to all. in pi act tiff und
kt't-piiiK him In public life, the peo
ple honored F.ti. W, Wright, ami
Itonoreil theniHelvoH. To the bur.
he wiih nt all times and In all
all. it may yet be the most miserable
U'irl in high school or college may feel more darkness than
ever before or after. The vast majority come safely through
that troublesome period. Those who falter must be helped.
The best help is wise understanding and sympathy on the-piimm-k. Hiiininw rxnmpio or fair
part of teachers and parents especially parents.
The commit toe rwoKinitwl ml
viieates uf the 40 playn-a -period
system by unnotineliiK It has no ob
jection to two lennirt nureelnK to
play on lhlH IkihIh insieiut of the
usual time limit of 1 ." ininuteH a
peiiid. present rules, however,
will "be altered to cover this departure.
Resolution Passed in Circuit Court
Honoring Memory of Attorney Wright
:f The follow'tim resolution wan ad
Aptod at the Thursday evenliiK hcb- 1
won of circuit court which wan do
Voted to hearing tribute. In honor
Of lh A late Kd Vrlk-ht. former
A. Kov.er. Hecretury of slate.
ltC4lllthMI I'lLMI
The resolution passed here f
lows:
To the llonornhlo J. V, Knowlc
Jtrosecuthiir atlorney. ( circuit Judi
fr, 111 uddUloii wires were received! We, your committee appointed
Ttom Ralem nn followvi: jto droit and submit suitable reso-
I'tlo vur a happy combination of ( lutlons of respect and appreciation
irililns, conscience, loyalty and de. jthis bar enlfrtulns for the life and
ivindahlltty." .lustre Ocorpe Mjwork of Kd. W. WrlKht, u worthy
tlnown, state supreme court. und honored member of this bar,
fin life ho was modest und tin- und our rcKret resultlntr from our
liafchUiulUKT. yet by his actions nnd loss occasioned by his death, hep
0,1'Uiide toward his rellowmen nl-j leave to submit the follnwInK re
ritya flycmplUU'd those attributes port:
OX chiiructcr, which were mi out-I Kd. W. Wright wan born of
WuiidllUf In his pfrMonuliiy.' Sum pioneer stock ut t nlon, tills conn-
mueiDu
Safvty'
MlOTtsWQ
(bmui&i&fy I
TRAVEL II Y Mtmin bl AV.M
lrara
l (iranild tor Joneph t:00 A. M. 4:00 IV M,
" " llaker anil lWilaa - :llA. .M. M.
" llaker oul . - 6:1111 I. M.
" " rrmllclon 11:1X1 A.M. . f.MV. M. J:I.1I'. l.
Connartlon at Prmllelon for Walla Walla, Paaoo ant) Port,
lanili at Portland all point. South and North.
(iramln rpot Thoaa
All tioitrrn tlialr Oar (Magta.
ni'ss ami flili'llly lo rvory tru.Ht, und
luiil n nntlvi InslKlit Into tlio liil
iiinnlly tinil justlci' of fvi'ry cimsi.
In ti If dr-iitli tlio luir inn) tlila rom
nuiiilly luivp suffcrril im Irrcpar
nlilo loss, mid will rvor miss timl
luiiiiril Ills liolprul tnfltimlfo for
KOOil.
TIIKItKI-OUl-: UK IT UKSOl.V
Mil: Thut In tlio il.iith of 1X1 W.
Wi-IkM. tlila bar liaa lost n valu
ahlp tiiPiiilior: this community a
llvlnir inriniMiro for lho rlitlit: this
siiito n lilutni'l.sa iiml moilrl ritt-xi-n:
und Ilia family n loving ami
liitkful Inishiinil ami fallirr.
iik it l'l iiTiii'Mt iii:s(ii.vi:n:
Timl as n mark of our rospocl for
Ilia munly vlrtiu's: our apprrrln
lion of IiIh si'rvlrt'H In pulillc llfo
anil ut tlila bar: ami our conscious
rt'Krt't' at t lie low of his fllturo
cMiinpIc In our ilally Uvea anil as
sociations with lllc oVpiirti'il I'M.
w. WrlKht. tins.- resolutions, mill
tlic minutes of this memorial ser
vice, be sprcail upon Hie recorils of
this court, anil a ropy sent the
wiilovv anil family, nail that they
be piilillsluil In Hie press of Ills
elty anil county.
KclloKir, llio fnnil mini, aul'pes
Willi Kuril that, lu this KynthPlle
ip. cows are uiiiipcpssiiry. "Wo wish
some of these scientists wmilil take
after the cats who beconip operatl-I
eallv Ini'llneil at lllulltfall
,Se?i
QihThrive
on this Meal
They like it and grow bie and
hnukv A nH vna GHV0 11 II til
!$20 on every calf! lMgurinfi
Hum' rniPraiion '(iiani whoat) ! f?r.mel:?. everywhere se
7.i;o bbi. iineirmiiKana ieea ula ih
soft wheat $7.40 bbi. j foko's, the original and bes'
milk substitute because i
i,a ciRANim nrrfAii, MAttuns CO(Jt8 much less than mi)k j,
i.or.i-10 ii.a."$7':A: r. ii,,.; sr.P. worth- Get a bag today
Huitpr, rrmmory 4nf n.nii. feed it, and compare results
Knits 4 0o.
u;7c:onM,iP,r,,n', , Rlaichfordk
v..lt..tai.i.-. .. CALF MEAL
I'omioes y ins,, aw.
raiillflower Upfl 20c.
Celery h-arts "ir.c.
Swecl polutoea 2 lbs. for 15o.
Turnips -tic III
Kpluuch lac. lli.
carrots 4c lb.
Parsley inc. bunch.
Cubbngc Oc ll.
Wall a Walla onions ftc lb.
Orcen peppers 4'c lb.
T.Mtucc IflffllTtc head.
California tomtit oes S'c lh.
rursnlpa ftp lb.
Celery bunch.
Hunch currols Itfc.
Itunch beets 2 for 25c.
Hunch turnips -2 for 2tc.
Clreen onions 2 hunches Lie.
lYtilt.
niuibnrr 2nc lb.
Apple-r-6c lb.
Itananus 16c lb.
Lemons oc lh.
Oranges riCff iTio doz.
Snc.
Cano siiKur $U.'jSa? 7.25.
I lour.
Soft wheat-S.2n hhl.
Ilurd federation $S.20 hid.
I'nulli'y
Chickens 2fHrH2c lb.
SPRING COATS
13 to 20 Size. New Plaids, Sport Styles
811.95 To $65.00
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
The field fcncliur I no trouble
to M"ll. The iUv U so low that
farmers irnih it like u liunirry
I in-key pieklntr up corn. lUirb win
U also fCidnt; the iuiim uny.
farmers ran come nod sec some
of the machinery now that uc
have Im-oii talking uhoul. however,
mo'.t of it wns sold tcforc tt arrived.
Mmts timl I'lsli.
Tteef boll lOfif J2 V.-c lb.
chops and steaks -2Tic lh.
Salmon (ntrlctly Tresh) Z"c
Jlalimn :16c lh.
CUunH toe th.
CratH S:-Jf 4"C lh.
nnsollne.
(iLMiline
VCtfular. retail-
mffi $2.50
Sawyer
Holmes
Merch.
Co.
I'llONK M.MX 17
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CASH FOR YOUR
INJURIES
Our accident policies pay you cash
sums for the following:
. Dismemberment
Loss of Sight
Loss of Speech
Loss of Hearing
Total Disability
Partial Disability
'Hospital Expense
Graduate Nurse
Surgical Operations
Optional Benefits
Identification
Non-Disabling Injuries
ll iwitxll joii linn III (lo ltsxts,
Chas. H. Reynolds
Insurance - Loans - Bonds
Sommer Hotel BIdg., La Grande, Ore.
"Consult your Insurance Agent
as you would your Doctor
ISrpi'pMiitiiijT
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
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every one
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j SAX KHACISCO. Mar. ft. (Al')
The weather otulook for the week
bi'KlunlnK March . was announced
hero today by the I'nlted States
jwealbei bureau as follows;
I Pacific states: The outlook Is for
nermal temperature with unsettle!
weather ami occasional rains uver
: Washington, Oreiiin.. Northern lda
i ho and the extreme north Call
jfitrnla coast, and for penerally fair
J weather eln-'Where during the com
iltui week.
j A child In Chicauo hetcd to Htay
tup a Hi lie later, saviiiK her life be-
cause a buildini; next door fell Into
her bedroom. All yoji children
who don't want to no to bed nod
who h.ive n bultdinn next dov tnke
notic.
This Is exactly the plav to icel
your tiarn paint and limine iwiiiit
Ih'Iow mall oiilr iirlivn. We are
cxiMH'lintr a very larjxe year as It Is
alriNidy starling liu Uit week we
tmik hi S:ttMM) In cold eali tTml It
flow hack like n return rubber ImiM
alicr nuuv inaierlal. (
Kalsotnlne 4 He Mr lb. inckue. i
Vt a iv Kttim; In the larKewt '
supply of screen doors that I sup j
Mse has ever been In Im (inindcf
at one time. Wc art mlnis in make i
the price do n to iHil-rtH'k wllh !
the Intention of people tuklnjr them I
any tlMmlvc-- ami imt iiskhtK us t
lu deliver them. Il will Ik worth
jour time.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber fn
"Tlia Poor tlan't Frlmd"
Nrar Mntnilrv. ItKoe 5laln t4'
THE HABIT OF THRIFT BRINGS WITH IT
the smile of fortune
the joy of accomplishment
the gladness of plenty
"CULTIVATE THE HABIT"
with an account at the
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La Grande National
Bank
-and profit
from your thrift
and our co-operation.
FORCED
SMI
Black Cat Must
VACA1
By
MONDAY, MAR. 7
Building is now being wrecked to make
room for new hotel. Bids will be re
ceived on any or all of the equipment
up to 9 a. m. Monday, March 7th. In
spection at premises Friday, Saturday,
Sunday. This equipment is of the best
quality in all departments, fountain,
bakery, cafeteria and all supplies. '
Ho Nuodai Uiiiliiaaa.
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