La Grande evening observer., March 22, 1927, Image 4

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TX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday, March 22, 1927.
1 (fncoriioratcd)
- Ail Imlt'iM'iHlciit Newspaper
,;, FRANK U. APPLEBY.
Editor und Publisher
j; HARVEY F. MATTHEWS Business Munaacr
'Published evenings, except Sunday, at 1410 Adam Avenue,
11 lift Cirunda, Oregon. . The Ousorver-Htur published every Krlduy.
,: i Entered lit the Postotiice ut La Orunde, Oregon, us Hocoiid
China Mull Mutter under act of March 2, 1879.
, OFFICIAL PAPBIl OF UNION COUNTY AND TUU
j ' : CITY OF LA OllANUK
MUMHHU ASSOCIATED I'KKHH
f The Associated Press In exclusively entitled lo lino for publlca
:: lion uf all news dispatches crcillted t(f It or n.t otherwise credited
l( published therein. All i'IkIUm uf republication uf Himclul din
putches In this iuicr, uud ulso the lucul iiowh heroin also are
reserved.
BUUSCKll'TION IIATEH '
Hy Currier
'' ItUy, per iiiunth In udvunco : foe
Dally, per hIx months In udvunco $4. GO
Dully, hIiikIo copy...., Go
lly Mull
. Dully, per month In udvunco .,.., Gilo
; Dully, per hIx months Ju udvunco , 12. GO
Dully, per your In udvunco IG.tio
Weekly .Obsurvor-tilar, por your $2.00
ADVIOHTIKINO liATES
. Idsplny, foreign, per column inch .
. Ilispluy, Incul, per column Inch
r Tiuu culltruct prices un uppllcullon.
....42c
....40o
fTIIK WOltDH OF COD The words of the Lord lire pliru
words; An sliver Irlc.l lit u furnace on the earth; i'uriricd seven
tliucH. . l'Kiilm 1 2:tl. ... .
U.S. FAILS, WORD
FROM THE SOUTH
Rumor Is That American
Mexican Commercial
Treaty Is Off
Jealousy; Bang!
WASHINGTON, Mur. 22 AI-
An intimation tliut the United
Wales hud been unauecessful in
effort to negotiate u cciim ii "I'c'i'i I
t it'a ly witli Mexico wuH contained
today in u stute department an
nouncement that tin.1 smuggling
convention between t lie two mi
lium wunM tei minute on Mar. lis.
J n the ubHcneo of a commercial
treaty or other iimingciiieiitH with
Mexico "Hufeguurding Ainerle.ui
commerce against possible dls
eriinlnatlon," tho ulutcmcnt nuld,
the Washington government did
not deem It udvlwibte to continue
the smuggling convention "which
might in certain c-unlingciickn
bring the United Htutcs to cooper
ation for enforcement of lawn of
decreet relating to the Importa
tion of commodities of all Honxj
Into anothei country." j
i iv Bm"KK.w, i-uivmuuH " uned (icurge Oldl.um, KG, In his
a direct, hcuring on the American' , , .
T 1
v3r : "I
HEALTH
l AIIJMi VIMOX IS ONK KVK
lly Dnrrlrk T. VhII Kr., M. 11.
t'.m-liiuatl, Ohio
Member Gorgus Memoriul Institute
, In Indian ' worfuru, during pio
neer days, the navugo would shoot
Wreck Victims To
CALL FOH lJIDS.
Street Improvement
?.o t)...!J TnAmt Sealed bids will be received by
c ul lt M oUK!h, CUy commission of the City ot
i I Ui Urunde. Oregon, for the con- !
PENDLETON, Mnr. S2 ( AP) ' "fuction yt the improvement In,
Hen OrlKK. 21. and llurbnru Wat- Improveirient District number 1 04, ,
kin.. IS, two of the victim In Bun- """ lhe ut La Orande, Ors-
day uutomobllo truitedy five und Bon' "ccordlm: to the. plans and
u. half miles west of Pendleton, specifications of tho m d Improve
will he l.url...! todnv In Hits eltv. ment District nvw un file In tho of-,
William Holt. 20. of linker, driver Wiy Hecorder of said.
burnlnK urro over thu palisades ...L...J ...i...j ,., city. A deposit of $5.00 will be re
surroundlUK tho Broup tl.utch.M, ?ulred fr set of pluns und speel-
en 1)1 n s, in the hope that boiiip jUj.er . . ,fications, which umount will bo re-
would full on the roof und set Ut.,.n Whiled " who escaped 'turned to unsueeoHKful bidders, if
lire to them In like- manner a wU n ,n;uru.'H, . renting ' ,1,iina ""J1 HPecifleutiuns are return
microscopic : cluHter of Korn.H from a ft ocuMl01)pll(lL . ed to thlH office. ,
a conceuled u Ijhcchh uomewhere In ,, ,,, , - Uld will be received to tho liour
lhe body may be dlcliarKed Intul wnm nwn(i i.v u o of .teven-thlrty p. m. Mareh 30lh.
MunKou. of Holne, Idu.
the blood tit ream and be curried 1
to bo i ne oilier location. If In thin
way a. joint Jiaa become Infected,
the patient will liuve "rheuni'i
tlKiu." I 'a in and dwelling will be
pt-umlnent pymploiini.
OccaHionally one of theue 1nvf
Ible Bpvvkti of gerntH lodgeB in u
tin blood vcHfu-l behind the retlnui
!(i the hiHlde of Die eyeball, where
It
197, at the eum mission room in
the city luildliiK ut In Grande,
Oregon, find niuHt bo accompanieii
by u certified check In the Hum of
ten per cent of the umount bid uh
: Mrs.
NKA, MctnphlH lUirvuu
Anna Mno Wllktntiun, 'it,
nibargo on arniH KhipinentN lu'.o
Mexico. I'nder HiIh convent lo'i,
even If the embargo were llfte 1,
the V. H. would be i-i'iulred lo
notify Mexl'-o of impending Hhlp
meiilH from.ihe In I ted HtutcM of
aium or any other com modi (I h
prcHirllxd from importation und.-r
the Mexican, Jaw.
WASH INfiTON, Mnr. 2Z (Al
Mexican AmbuHHudor Telez con
ferred with I'rcHident t'oolidge a.i I
Tho street lijriitinff project shows proirress. A month ! "0ZuLhl,Zn'uZ
nitfllt, llllil today ho .said lie en
tertained uolliinK hut the most op
timistic views of future relations
between
.Mexico.
apartment in Memphis. . Tumi., 1)0-.
chuso liu was Jealous of another,
mail anil threatened lo kill her It
she didn't ulvo him up, accordlni:
to the story slio told Memphis no-J
lice. The Kill mild Oldham 11
former Dauvcrs, III., man. was net
"boy friend," but that site loved
the livul be demanded she quli
eeeinn.
To Build Barracks
A t Ctimn T.t111ta Stnnn " KUurantco of the acceiitance iiml
" .completion of contract if uwurded.
' ' . I Checks will be returned to uusuc-
WASIHNOTON', Mar. 22 (AP) 'cessful bidders.
IMds for tho construction of per-I The Commission reserves the
plugs u cunillury, causing 'n- inunent barracks and a hospital ut riht to reject uny und ull lilds.
flumiuallou wiilch results in nerlil- Camp Lewis. Wash., wilt bu asked , Hy order of the commission
unent dumiiBc to slclit und soinc- "t tho curliest possible opportunity Jiuivh ltitn, 1027.
times In blindness. by the war department. -
It limy seem strnnBe thnt, un.l Ilnlph Metculf, stuto senator
like "rlieuiiiHtisni," Hiere Is no trot WnshinBton, wu ussurcd by
puln or redness. The renson Is, Acting Hecretary Aiucmuer 01 me ; a-js-iot.
J. E. STKAIt.NS,
Itecordcr of tho city
of Lu Clrando, Orcuuii.
department thut tho bids would bo
usked ut un curly dute.
i:iii:i) a;.in
(iUEEXWIt'11. Conn. After 32
years, .Mrs. Frank llrodsky. G2, Is
iiKalu wearitiB lier first husband's
wediliiiK riiiB. The Hrodskys were
remarried by a Justice of the peace
jfrom now we will hurclly know the old town at night.
' Pcderul Judge (former U. S. Senutor) William S. Ken
yon has condemned parents who allow sons to have automo
biles' at college, has called Judge Lindsey's trial marriages
j"absurd," and charges the touring Aimee with capitalizing
iner notoriety. lie, in turn, lias been criticized for lack of
judicial dignity for thus delivering judgment. Perhaps we
can (Jo with some loss of judicial dignity and profit some by
the Exhibition of judicial courage. ,
HILT.ARD
PERSONALS
that thero nre no pain-producing
i:ei vch lu the retina or opl le
nei ve. One cannot have pain
1 where there are no HdiKory nerv.M.
The pnth-nt, who very often Ih
a young adulf In apparently the
bloom uf heulth, notlcrs blurred
f-ijxht In nt( eye. Tills blur. In
creaHing dail, Impi-lH him to Hek
the advice of an eye peclalln:, ' in un elopeme nt frum .New iirn.
who notlceM a cloudy HiibHtam o ; The brldo ban been dioreed from
lltuling lnnlde the eyeball like the , ""other after divorcing UrodNky,
"mother" in vinegar. II- alno dts- wh B i"1'1 " NUW real cm-
covimh a white spot like a Hmt;llf'"to oi'prator.
patcli of hiiovv in the back of l he TmTTTTTTTTTTTTT
eye on the retina. The eluuUy i MTlC,; TO X.N ntATOItS
hubstunee Is like tmiuke from a H,inU.d lUlH wMI )(. r(.C(.ivVd hv
smoldering firebrand, and tl'VUhc- Oregon Htute Highway Tom-
'Willie cpoi in umj ciinr iu'ip n"' isuui.... i ).ii i .
"" " ui'iiim utiKi'ii. 1 m in iiiitiii-ii ruin
TWO PLEAD NOT
- GUILTY TO CRIME
(Continued from I'ugo 1)
If VOU nniH inrnmn tnv ih'iu vpjii if mnv niiKm nnrii.onu
i , . .. . , , - I aim uieii iHMi.iim 1 1 un tin iwmi nui
or d scourage you to learn that about 66 cents out of every tuny msist.i ho m.i not tic the
dollar goes to pay for past wars or to prepare for possible! Hll''1"r'" ""0"1' . . here last week.
future wars.' "After all. the Dioninntinn U mt ..nlilto rh ... V''."" ... Lawrence llurnett. or l.a a,
Mil f! t lilt U I.. I I
............. , ..un, .Jim , uri'iiiiH inniri'ii. i dim t'liiirriMi kii.r i ... . ,,
i. ,, . . ... ,. i" . , oumy ..uiiri iiuuM', i-uriiaiiu.
Ihe .lnltcd Hlalcs .und u "nl" visuor wlll li.nl. leuvlns a pcrmun.nt ,...,,,. ... ,. -..,uc,, St
' ! 1 Slur or blind spot. Tnesil.iv Mnre.li -"Jill l'l"7 fn
Mrs. Plutlco was shopplliB In La where did the Bcrins com. ' ,, V', ' , ., ,
ririin.ie vmwiiiv ..... .. . ... , ,"'' construction of u bulliliiiB .or
orunde Jtoniluy. i iiom 7 The patient may think he I ,,.,,., ,,in .n.,i ,..,ni.,i.i.i
Mae and Ednu Thomns recently ,, ,.u, eohl ov stmlncd nil station and loiuos.iloi
vlslled i heir staler wl,, live, h, t ail), com on Ntriiint i piirpos'.is, to be built ut EmlBninl
a C rande l"'V"M "' W,'y- '"" """ '" '"" Hprlium I'ark. neur Mencha.n. The
Mr lllehe and Mr MePher.on "'" C'""'' Ls,m'l' the ''' '"" "r'V blllldlnB Is 2S'xG(J' Ulld two St...-
Mi. Itl.liey mid Mr. McPherson. ., !,. at the n en I of,, ,-onlrl.i in..iu,iCH iM,i,-
of La firunile, were hern Monduy. ., of ,..,.. wheru u llnv ' -on'r"'1 ""'" piumi'-
Kcv. Hnrtincss hud his tonsils re- !..',, '?.?.,,'" ' u i,.n L. w" "r "l".",ly "l'lvu,n' HyM-
IIU1VI..I Iiihi u-eel i 1 ....-..j - lems wiin otner accessory equip-
niov. d last . k. way of dlschnrlnB germ cxe. p; ..,.
.lohn Thornlirue was n La i ,. ,.,,,, intiii.
Clrunde lust week hy absorption. Ko Ml wt , PonB,iered 1111-
ArtliurCan.rcll'w.isal.uOrandoL '''''''", ;'f "Z'?S7: ' Wm 'n,.....l...l hy cash, bidder's
vlHltor TueHdav i ' u,,u " " -. doiiu or rernned eiiecK for an
GAGE
Hats
V
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MILLINERY
N.K.West&Coi
La OrandeM Lending Storo for
Over 25 Yeara
lti:i.lGIO AM) WAIt
MiW YUHK The church peace war.
council founded by Andrew C'ur ,
neglo aiinounceH tliero will bo a
meeting of men and women frum
over all the wurld In lUiJW to de-
leriulue how religion can prevent
EmcsmmranaMXBSJTx
STAGES LEAVE
FROM LA GRANDE DEPOT
'Phone 799'
Travel in our
Modern Chair-Car Stages!
left upen by Mi-h. Snyder.
. Orny Imdtitcd he did not tie tho
clubbed the victim, applied ehloro-form-tml
united cotton to hln faro
Ward Smith, of Starkey, wu u
vlnltor at the Krank Hun lord honie
the abHceM is only revealed bymnount tl((Ua, to 6 ,lLM. C).nt of Ul),
either, body disease or national enemies.
twice in the sume pUice.
mime wuts. rtitur an, me pioparation is not Ulllllte tlie an- the house to Indicate that Hny.l. r
nual. physical eliminations we are so generally urged to take.1 11111 """"" Ar"''' t,,nL
, I., , . . . . , , ,, , Cray continued ho tied Mrs. Hnyd-
We are glad to pay for them if our good health continues and CP ami i. rt r.,r Hyracuse.
glad to pay for them if the expert scrutiny shows an ail- ""rare i.avinB Syracuse Hatur-
nent needing correction. It's better to have the jump oJlenmm
Snyder und he1 alHo arranged to
have tho bed In hi hotel room
dlHturbed to Indicate that he hud
Hlcpl there.
limned Clothing
A blue nhlrt belonging to Snyder
t witH found In Grny'H hotrl rooni.i
, ri.lu li.. until it 11 a irU-i.li lilin. tiV
j i ... ' .i . .' . . . .... .. . '. . DloVed.
aucing jmougajmore per. nian-nour to'show a atghV pmHV ', T: Mr,VrowW,'Wn1rW-'4V,n8pr"d..r-Yue.y. '
u ..lull. II.. uii 111 blw.fl in i-tt. v....
BKATING HIGH Ol'ERATING COSTS
Railroads, lobaririg under constantly increasing costs of'
optrtition, have succeeded since government control In pro-Jr
runde.
wus ut'the Krank Sanford homo
last week.
Wlnslow Able ami John I'rlce'of
l.a tlranile, were vlsllurs at the
home of Mrs. Ham I'Vi-busou last
Week.
Mrs, Wlnslow Able, of l.a Grande l""'111
visited Mrs. Amll Able last Tin's-
day.
tieoi'Be Itorus. section boss here,
left W'ednesihiy to take churBo of
an exlru buiik near Pendleton. ,'
Chris Masters left last week for
X-ruy methods. Hut the Infcc' ion , ,.,,, ,,' 1,1.1.
limy come from some other some .j A Kitllsfnelory bond will be re
siieh us dlseuse.l tonsils, chronic qri.( rop t, fHhrul perrorm
Inrection Inside the nose, or from ' of ,,. ,,,,. ,,t n u su,
ix focus of disease exislliiB In uny t..ieal to the tolul umount bid.
pail of the body. Proposal blanks und full Infor-
Thls trouble never nffects both ' ,. on f01. bu.iers ,.,y ). 0li
eyes for, like llBhlnlliif. H' , tiilne.l ut the office of II. Q. Smith,
i.aiuinB arrows seeni noi 10, Division KnKlncer. Lu (iritnde.
PERSONALS
The lall'8, wliere he wttl be eh-
TI I K I'A It IC (Special )Ueorgo
Mel low Hold nine large hogtt to
IHilwHI and Kvuns of North lovr-
the last few years. Taking advantage of every innovation 'lilillnr'
lit 1tilllmillt1n Kllibl tin. .!. .4 mA.i..L J... tL .1 utl,.,l li.w.n.i mill . iidrlitirnu-n 111
1iiivHiiiJi( ivuJtMin uiiuiiMLiuil IIIUHUC LUU IIUI UL'TUU, "'" . -
,nH nHunnf iw ihn t-.nl. in n 4-U.xt- I... 1,1 l. 1 'l"" " 1 "
A I'areweil party was given at
nnrl nrliiPnfl.w Mia .,Mlrt urs fht l,i.i i,., i. M i'H. Snyder were hurncu aiirr ine
'ltrLi nil L r....t...... xt... ... 1 'i....i i -.1...1 i.ir flinnde visitor
liuvvjtu iiiivu (in uluu vuiiinuuniig lUtlUlH, COnltlS an CX-I vi" 1 i )r j
perimetU that may BeiVC further to CUt COSts and ininmVP .'.1... ..1 i. ut llllgard l-'rhlay on buaineSH. Mi-h. Irene Kolnr lu.n returned
ItriidHhuw Wednewdtiy evening In 3-21-.'tt,
Mih. Alex MntiieHon wis a La lienor of Mrs. ltradhuw'n brolher, -
hui'Hiliiy evening, itced Leulhem, who wlll leave soon .'
Mr. Hunlord, of La Clrunde. was for his home ut Shelley, Ida
Oregon. IMans, spec! ficui ions unl
form of contract may be inspect
ed ut the same pluce, or may he
o.bluiue I upon the deposit of $5.0"
for each s't.
O It K. STAT 13 1 1 IOH WA Y COM .
Win. Duby, ('hairman
It. It. Van DuKcr, roinnilKHlonei
W. II. Mnlone, 'oniniissloner.
ATTKST: ' " ' "'
I toy A. Klein. 'a''
Statu Illghwuy Engineer.
Leave
La Grande for Joseph . .
La Grande for Baker. Boise
La Grande for Baker only
La Grande for Pendleton
9:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m.
' 1:25 p.m.
9:25 a.m. 5:30 p.m. .
11:00 a.m. 3:30 p.m.
(Connections at Pendleton for WallaWalla ind Pasco)
Leave La Grande
For Portland at 11:00 aan
Fare $950, Round trip $16.00
Win
service.
OrallBe, N. J.,
t'hnrles IMxou. of Milker
HllBurd visitor Saturday.
widow (iirrs iMo.vrii mi inky
SAI.Ii.M. Ore.. Mnr. li. (At')
The sum of KILN 11 II. 2.X lias he.
t ." , . worker In l-'ust
X. K. feillcox, superintendent of motive power for the' "'I'lls ni'rnir w't'iii Mrs. snyder ori
I Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway, read a paper recently Kl" 1 '" " "'""" ' 11 ru-
:i. .. '.. . j ? ' i- i. i - , . . . . taurant two years iibo.
luelure a stall, meeting of his car depai'tments and made pub- i-uiice doubled Mrs. Snyder's
'lie the' results of it R(M).nn0-ntiln test imlnfrf ilh ...11...- first story of "Blunt hurBlnrs" w hen
... i ii , . . , ... , they found u diary which told of ,
bemings applied to railroad rolling stock. The outstanding airatr nn tir.v. und when '
feature of the demonstration was" tho reduction in tho amount ",iy J''""" Mhk'" Hl"' , f.u-l prints, tsr
of nowpr lefillili-rl in utnei n linin Amiinmul .1.111, vlln.. I,.,.,..
j - ...... w v...... . ni.ll IlMIVl .ICf.l-
jings cutting down of "train resistance" to a remarkable
Idegrco.
fll his trsl . n rL.tnil...! l.v Ale Ml,.v i I, l ,.,.!.,( , ! l.itl.l to tile shite In. Ill-trial I blent
, , V, -" k-...v. i. ivninuiuiA.-, '"-,ciimnilsioii for tlie I'll or the
inng as high as 55.8 pounds per. ton for an all-steel sleeper! widow and two children of .in men
.mounted on the old type of friction bearing, came down to IZtn foXCiiTuw is.
,7.50' pounds per ton for an identical sleeper mounted on roller t'"' i.i..w ..r .1 . i. 1.. sweem y.
bearings. Thus, the reduction was approximately in the Zu,!:, Z! t.
nUy of, 7 to 1. As a concrete instance, the crack train of itnodmiiu ..r tinrney euumy un.i
'his lliilfl' is '"I ho T'mmw.c t.imif.ul n..,.,u..J ..e f!f. 11 .......I Wllllnlil A. Knniuii of Linn lily.
I ""i'".-.-i i" 'uran iin-Mi.-L-i , .,,,.,, fniully Injured on Auciisi
cars, aim to sun t this train on the regulation friction bear- 27. 11121 un.i .n .May 21, iii.'i. An
!i..g an effort of more than 67.000 pounds may be ZZ"Z::
,of the locomotive. With the" entire train, exclusive of the'"1"" '
locomotive, running, on roller bearings, this effort would be1,. '.'n.-.. .el!L'::;'::!.v','...':!n'.'.''
ibrought down to nearly !)000 pounds. Iiuries win i... pui.i in luxiuiimcmH,
Further tests showed that a standard Pacific type pas
senger locomotive could handle a twentv-one-car trnin
jenuipped with roller beai'ings as easily as a twelve-car iv( u,
equipped with the old friction bearings. U-He the court jurisdiction win i.c
Railroad men, who are probably nlreadv familiar with the Uu"'UWA l,y, "!" W"K"" """" ""
( , 1 t.nvti..,. .a111111.11 .mi ui. preinc court at a speclul ses-lou ..n
Milwaukee s experiment in this direction, can appreciate, 'v'"'" " n'1" aiiinninced here thin
estierinl v. whnl. n ii.iwoc nn1 hi..,. ...... ... r.. ....... .1 1... ,
y' ' - " i--". ...... v.i.iv. .wvmjj i.iLna etui iiiiim uu
introduced if the roller bearing equipment continues to be
'more practical. Kiitliou has alwtiys been the enemy or rail
road operation anil lhe adoption of automobile type'bearings
will .largely eliminate it. according to those tests, which saw
for the first time a iitiboatl train completely equipped with
roller bearings. The Milwaukee road is squipping a total of
127 cars in this manner and predicts a new era in passenger
travel.
was a to her home ut I'nion urter speud
! Inu severul days here with .Mrs. J.
r. Lay.
Clarence Vanoriler and son, Ken
' '' ineth, are rultlinj post tills week.
Mnr. 22 (AT) I ,,,. .. ..rrv MeMUlun went lo
lllltter 'jc, ... ,,,,, r,,,i.. ,,,., rrnln Iher.. was
M'WIAI. CtH'ItT si:ssio
SAI.II.M, Ore., .Mar. 22. I.M'I.
Phones and Opportunities
; Mr. Business Man Let us briny; cus
tomers to your door.
' ( Let us help you increase your sales.
Realize the full value of "Long Dis
tance" by using it.
Our rates are reasonable.
Home Independent Telephone Co.
r:( TI.A.M)
I'OUTLANIl, Ore,.
Wliuh-mile prieen:
lnurr mi ull eiiln H hut rirst.s; e-, ,).,. to tH, Orumle ltondo Iioh
line i, env. i-ivjf. Biiiini.im, 'nit,,! where nhv underwent un op-
A U-, pi line lliH'M, 4:1 lie: rirsK - ......tiu,, Weilnrsduy.
prlnlH. 4se; eurtoiiN, -i:ie. K , Wlgglesworth sold 18 large
ltld.4 to lariner: ,-ut iu,K to B'.dwHI und Kvuus, oC
'Milk Kleicly: ' li-st eliuini:g No,.,, powder. Wednendiiy.
en-iiin. 4 tie in vulh-y: 47e n't,Hhip.j jP IIMlj yr$t ,jt n. Hunter und
perH' trueli in .one I., f'reuni u- dmighter. Idu. unit .son. .liieli. were
llvereil INM-Hiiiel, fHe per pound, : nV(T niht gueHiw of Mr. und Mrs.
!nw milk (1 per eenl, $J..r5 ewt.V Vnimrder Thurflduy.
I". n. h. I'mtliiihl. j, c. l,uy motored to L'nlon Wed-
KggH Current reeeiptN -(,e: . n,.Hiuy.
freslt . medli l:ie; riesh stund- jii vernl eltlldreii of The I'urk
:i flisls. zlv; fresh utandurd e- j ulVe the pink eye.
truM. l':u-. MineH Krniuds und Mnrie Miller
Poultry .sternly. Heavy hens, rjIirt. til of the flu.
f'i siie; light, Jtinraie: Hp riiu'M Hurry MeMUlun . went to l.a
i.ouiliuil; hniilei H, "li ;i le: I'eUln tlrnnde Wednewluy
u Idle dtiekH, -lie: i-iim id. nmuhl
nl; lurkej-.s, lle. nominal; dressed,
tninu y!ilpmenlH running lu.v:
pl'lees ad Mi me generally lo $"!.: 0
fil r.Ml. l.eller KI'UdeK.
l'id:ities. Jl.itK-i I. liu saek; liigli
i r lelidelH y. $ l.fttt'f I. tin.
' T roi intv ' I
SAN KKANCIKCO. .Mar. -22
1'. S. Itureuii Agrteiillural Ian-
nuiulcs) UrullerH l.eghurn I lo j
I i, II ih. Sui Sir; 1 'j IKh., 32 W ,
li te: fiyera, leghurUH. I ! Ut 2 hi,, ,
:ul'.i:ise: to ll.s.. :a'n :iur, '
eolnred. 2 to Jii, ll.. Hri ,
Viiliug ' 1'oe.Mlrrn and pnllels -Celnied
3 to llm.. HVi Al - ;
I Him., 4u'. 4L'e: stuggy ' Mhowliigj
MiHii H, 'J.Vn :iite; leghorn hens. H
to U Ihs., (ie; Urn., lmhi :'te; ,
ever II Ihs., "7e; eulls, Hili 2v' i
large eolored hens, raiu-h, St?'
":te; eastern, ttl r :i:ie: turkeys.
young, 2Sn':ttte; old. Om: ;
diesetl. nominal. 1
A. .1. Vnndevanter Is cutting
wood Mils week.
Tin- MeMillan ehlldren un- ab
sent from sehool liet-ausc of tho
Hlnesr of their mother.
It It) JANKUIO IndiunM et lhe
Amayon vnlley have lu-eii hkk over
"a mlraeulous Mrd." They fie. I to
the Junule detihs In terror to hhle
when le I'iuedo passed uhove. .Nuy
radio adviee.M, " i
W hut e re you gi vi u g u p fur
V nt? Just look what Mr. to!u im
parled w It It.
LA GRANDE
NATIONAL
BANK
Capital and Surplus
$250,000.00
Estaljlishod 1S)S7
Sound
Progressive
Reliable
dGoi
Te New and Smoothest cigarette
Mr. Pullman took the discomfort out of
sleeping cars . . . But Qld Gold took
the "cough" out of cigarettes ... It cut out
the "bite" and the "sting" and the throat
irritation. And thus provided a ciga
rette without a regret or an after-effect.
l-nrtfc crowds In attendance,
A Rood Interest manifested. '
Itrinit your i a in I I I e a and
friends and hear the Kyuukc
list KnlKht ror youi'self. ror
ner or Victory Way and X
uveini.'. Ad.'
ROMPERS and CREEPERS
Ready made from best grade materials.
9So lo 91.98
Stamped Rompers
Pink or Dluc . . . 49
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
IJeUer Merchandise Lower Prices
f I riojMI ol r. LeiilU.d Co., Ell. 1760 V