La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 23, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPityo Eight I,A GRANDR IWRNING. OBSERVEll Tuesday, August 23, 1927 PAIRY EXCHANGE i TAKES FIRMNESS I 'rices Unchanged But i Storage Holdings in Butter, Lggs Lower . POItTLANIl, OK'.. Aiu.-. 23 (Al'l ' Although ilftlry ciichank'.' illola lions for butter and ink-, were not ttdvnnecd for today the inurk-'t lone for bolli Ih very firm with .tocul receipt lor top Krn.loM well below ilcnuilld. KtoraKe holdlniis were, decreased yesterday by caws, uf i'(Tf; and &'i:iu pound,, of butter, j 1'riviilo si ii 1 1 euopciiillve ejrjr flenler.H art! Ml 11 1 In disagreement over Kriidinir and prices for whole- tale extras. I'rle.s nintriii? from. I to 3 cents arc iiuul'il tu retail-1 crs. I A move to revive Hp. etflratloPH for extras to a basis mole aui - Hblc to all jobbers Is b'-lni; hna- died through a special committee which expected to report recoiil- uiondutlons toilay. ' Vrcsh fruit h anil vegetables mov- ill In a. normal iiiiinii'-r In wlioh' .ule. tradlnir this morn ini:. I'llr.-H ffenerilily. unchanged all'l supplies Were fontiuiieii plcnlliul In must fernsonflhlc lines. I j I'cai'lM'-s More Sculii j Klhcrtu peaches are liccomlitir V III 1 ! scarce und are expeel'.J 10 lie en'leil soon. Their place lii f tra'l" I Ijelnir taken by new JieacljCM of the l.ovel variety lo i"ll a Mtlle cheaper than the l:i. (irrtuji ut from ;mic to I.imi per lo... i j 'I'here' Ih little movement in the iJOt'lllu' Ira.le Willi little local dl(,-. elni: reported. ; Kli'Ml. new crop local onioisH are l'jectid lo lart Into t lie loinl foartict In pni-ncsl the first of next, recti . for which lulvitnco ouola.' tiloliH. (Ktlmale a ra ni v of. from (I. lit! lo I.KI tu Hie Kiowcr. ., (toiinlry dre.wd nieala'werc rlini' tit tincluinifed prices thin morning lllli nupplle.i of top Mtuff barely f II II 11. lit for II." Irade. 11 I'oultry demand 1 nleady :it firm price. Ileavle Ihc trade nl from 2 will h.'II to to 23c. I f . ritisio rot ii itv .H I'HANl'JUCd. Alls. 23 h V, H. Itureull Aki'IciiIIui-iiI tioinlcH) Itrotlers: l.eKhorim. ) 'l! Ilm.,' 33-n 3 4c. I',rycr.i: LeKhoriiH, 2 Ibn.. icj: 2 i lo i'i, II,h., 2ii'n2M'. f Youiik' roontt r und pullets, tirod. Hi In 4 bn., ;i2i33c. I.eKborn liens, 2 U to 3 lbs, ii I He. ' l.arge colored Iicuh: Kauch. 10 Years Ago Today &iMiilmtH of I he lftiplinl lUty in uniform aiv pleii-hiff (Im linnic folk-, Pleased lady rrom Svinru-rf, . 1'., no Hie lumber men's pi I'll I Mild tlml sIm atil the m:sr in; it i am son In our Mtore tlml -In hn- htid tlllif lle left home. Another rrton Itiuot, Ihv. tnrllietl her hitenivnt. They Aiv uimmI. Iltur mi irhil out la t eli, L & L. Drujj: Co. COLONIAL Till-: KAMH.V ': VT ; t M j.; "p- SHOWING TODAY HER FIRST CONCERN AUme for Van mi a T mpiail Island She at lxtt Rejlin-.s tfwt Lme Is Life W illi 4 (Un bvliwln OiAMXiTTH ntVf.Si. HENHY K WALTHALL P1EH.M GEMNtON PAT HART1CAN, PU5VD StACJCLtlVRD. Don't Miss This l'ittuic of Tropical Romance plae. when !i l ot-eii for lornl intf wni'-n is irgiirnpu snglrrs, w li lib he belu vod will promotion. MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY In-lit M1I S'l. .. IIM- .Mnr. .. I IMV, j i.i i itrooi, win ir . I.IVKIIPOUI,, Au?. 23 (Al'l jWh.nt cIohim l. lo .1 lowr Oct. lid. mil: If-,-. ih. :t", Mured IIh, ld; Miiy lu, 1 I i.j rjitrr,.vi wni:.vr I'UltTI.ANI). Ore., A u If. 23 (Al'l I Wheal HUH hard while, hard M while hlucslehl, hanrt. S.1.3.,; ;l northern Hprinir $1.32; f.-.J. rnllon. Hoft whit'', wctem white, hurl winter $1.31: western red i,2ti. Today's cur receipts Wliea. 250; barley, 2; flour, 1; oals, i; hay, 2. . lll('.(; CASH I'llll'Atio, Auk. 23 (Al'l Wheat No. 2 re.l, $ 1 . 4 I ;ti ' 1.42; No. 2 lianl, $ 1 .4 1 'it. 1 .42. l orn No. 2 mixed, 1.12'i; No. 2 yellow, I. It. $1.13', Outs No, 2 while. 4 7 i, Hi I'.'c. . 1. 1'". I s i; i so,, No. It while l:y No. Ilarlcy 7 Tiinol hy l 'lo er He I aid $12 r)(7i'. il $3 'ii $m.; Ml lilbn l Ilellh s - 113.2 Wheal Lower and Weak At Cloning IIIH'ACII. Auk. 33 (Al'l t Ipell- llIK ' h lO C IliKller, Wheat llll- er rei-ciled to beloiv yeHterilay'n llllLsll. roiUMllHHioll. iHOIHeN llOIIKllt Hcpteinbcr .and OccVuiber corn al file .start on ulifiicorahic weather, I he loarhellnK HlarlluK ' to -"sc up and HtibHciiueiitly mll'leilnK a HllKht Heil.aelt, Mat.4 yiupalhl.e.l wllh ulieat uud corn. I 'I ovinioiis Wheat net lowct cloned : corn weali. to to 'c bli.'her: and provlHloin decline. up 1 ."ic advance ti I'lllCAlid l.nCSTOt'K rnn'AiO. Aug. :. (Ai - r. s. I 'eparlnienl of A,'i ieult lire). - -Al Mmiek '.'.i.ooo; nitw limit ; ho'.i Meo- 2 1 o pounds down generally in to 1 to 1 3e lower; HpntH ITn- irf; o lurs niM.Htly uteady; hitr puekerH n1 ill ttiKii tM t,r market: talking low-r: np $Hi.7i; hulk desirable 1 Hi! t I'vi'i nil. pound ii virilizes I o.:ir. 1 n. tin. CaMh ::t.a'M: nuHv killlni; cliis"rt very dull; tpiallty laiwiV UlediUlU to ifond; rholee kln.l't al'out atejidy; proHpedH lower on ol Ik-ih: a he utoek n-hi lively seiire-; wi'slein Klaus run smull; most f.-1 Hi'CI-H Of VJlllle lo Hell ;l Jll.7.'."' l l.lin; xprlnkllm, held nt HI.mmii M.rti; vealers pendtim lowe-: uiorttiy JlS.flO downwanl to bii; puckers. Hlieep 'ft.UiMt: rill IlllllliS Opi-ll- tne slow: fully L'.e lower t hn n .Moiitlay: some early bids on In between kinds Tiiif' lower; early bulk unlive Intnhs well -oiled, SKI. naif IU.2:; few best sel.-rtimis 1 1 3.. id; few heavy hiiek lainiH iiruumt $1 1.50; (Mils around fl.uu; rholee rti litre i-H held around JIIl.s.'i: slu t p v euk ; paekiijre fut nut l e ewes. Sii.nii'ff 7.00. roitTI.AMi lTO( U I'OI(TI.ANI, Ore.. , iltr. r. (Al') i 'a I Me and f 'Hives slendy; l v- Ipts. enllle I t:,; ralveH tn. t'jilv H ) mi ptniiids intii, medtiilii to choice, fT.aM'ff 1 0.r.U; venters, milk f-'d, Kotxl to choice. S0..'itl'f lU.nn; dti. medium. $.ai'i la. Tin; olhevs , uiii'lianed. I Hukh stendy; receipts :.; nil eluintre.l. I Sheep ami In in I is steatly; si p . recelpls -.'.; ttnchtl lifted. m:v yoiik i itiri' I ' Ni:v V(ii;k. aukt. :':i (An ' I'lletl li-ult filea.ly. i And WEDNESDAY HCBAH1ED ISLAND' John Thomas Neville WAS TOR HER I.OSER ' - (IlifAI.O .1C.I.V illKli l.ou 111 ', I III I Hi III ' j llsi 117), ClOsil I io i 01 uty, i n e 1 1 iv. Price Movement Irregular But Close Is Steady m;v vui:k, auk. ::t (Al-) .MlX' tJ juice iuo um'IiIm runic Into I In: Mtoc-k iiiji fli-t fur uwtilW tt tiny, roMuwin jiii i iirly rt'uii)ittnu of tht- up war tr 'inl In ulih'h ill unit '.Uf HtfiPiiM, lnchjriiiiif oinr if t 1m (IKiileii'J -puylJiC i al)ro;irls. ii jii.Ih rl I heir Ix-hI m Ici m ttf tic year. I'or a ttino umuiih Hlut-KM in ilifr'ii'iit nvimtH nihil m.-' iiti 1 il cliiH ( niniulti(iii-isly wlillf I h1; i (Klit of In . ivy of frrinpH tn t h oil sitiuitifMi litliirifit'-ly t)Oi'( down on (!' n'niii)J r of tin- list. I 'nil - AiiH'iitJin "If winl. down i 'h jui ii Ih und Iohkh of Mi 'J ' point h wv.tf miisI 11 JiK il hy UoiiHtun Oil. Atlantic U f inlup un J (It nt iiil Aspliult. Aclli-r n-iillzini; In C nT;it Mn lor.s. n 4 -polnl troj in I'i'Tfi'-Ar-1 iy on fi-i'i I'd it lift los.sis uf :t ; points tn Wool wort h und I m 1 jik - Ion Kiind nlxo h-rved to divert the li-iin lit for a tinir ut in tin- cur ly iill'-rnno; a tilinilM'i of spcl;i tl'H iiioi iI up to ni'v p'lifi rit-i'.4. The closing wuh hlmdy. Sup porting ord' iN In u iikIi I ii ' tu ft point rally In Hu union Oil nnd Velio W 'I'ruck itrefiiicd, while olli.-r I'jii'lii-r weak industrials und ii-eiuitit'n Kent tally Im-kihi to nhow ri i.ujn lilt ive powet-H. u m I nitfil StiK.H SIet-1 tlr v up hi (he IM't level in tin npproxiiuat la si hour. Total Kales t.l'Oa.lUMi MhaieH, iliAMiP; wnni'iAi.e ' .MAUI. ITS Poultry (IIm; wcifli). ! !Jht b.mii Itic lb. bUifS-Sc lb. I 'lour. Hani l-C'emliou (haid vheat $7 GO bhl. doit whelit S7.40 bbl. I.A .KAM)K Itl l AM, MAltKUJS Hairy. Butler. creHtiu-i y r,urn ;if,C-Dkks- :;;;e doz.; Z :n- fi.'.e. i l.'lu ese ,r. lit ic it pound Honey, comt) 2Cc lb. eKeiiiMt .-. New pol.it lies I a lbs. .tC. W riiitf le ans I He Ii). t Tomatoes - Mm. iTif. f'arstey -tie hunch. Ciilib i :i: ih. 'K onions 3 His. 2."tf. l.etllie.. 1,,'il-l. f 'i'ei y - 2jc blinell I l iieii'iihers r ' 1 oe each, Hunch carrot 2 for lac. Hunch beets'-a lor I .ie. Huncii turiiii'fi 3 for 2 fie. (ireen onions -! for I Uc. Ve((iv unfoost-i; His. 2,'iC tin-en pej)p- ;N -inn; ib (irccil corn- -LTie (In., I'Vnils. Itlacke ins-- - boyen 1','ic. I 'ie clten les - I ,'n: lb. Cheiries - l'im; Hi. New npptcs 1 lbs. I'.IC. l or Ih west Pioneer Dies in Walla Walla W A 1.1. A WAU.A. Wash.. Am;. :: (Al'l- wintam s.oit. s;,. .i plntleer of the IJOrtllU.St tlii il hef last niiihf jis tin result of n loni, atnek ol inllueiizu. .Mr. Scoll mi.i one of Diis valley's earliest citi zens, com In tr burr loot - d In 1 Mi:' to Kct supplies lor the plotieciH 111 Ihc (iramlc Konde valby In (ire. unit where liic family seiib ti irom i a bucUa roo 'r I he entire lghl mllr lainillar sl yv. Stni mi c in isi;i. lie a years betw on- with his lamlly was a freighter lor ii Kelon, I 't a h ami I noitilla. (ire. and Poise and Helena, Hol.x.', Idaho; Walla Walla Mont. In t he pit i tit er pageant tu I 2 3 ami Iv.'l Mr. Seott drove a team with a "jerk" line ns in the obi s. He 111 lleltr reeently OW net) i here. Hi! is sili'V ami two brolln w heal c.l by CHAMPION -t.nl. 1.1; iild"'al llic old timr hildlrm' onvenlion .it I ik jinn h. I'j., J. I . Wilnai. I In li.t woin t llf fonntion tint n"p:ii!i!id Lm:?!n 3f . f A J li i X IHuroM Clifford, utatt tu nr- . CRASH Si . i.rr fro i I si lulu -ra I'olnt I the tin i llieV ha.J Liken he noMiuplane a lid' hiiesl Into in the piane'.w 1 A Lumber Men In Favor of Hoover For President TAi'UM.V. Wash.; AUK. L'S ( A 1 ) Mention nf lieib.it Hoover tis 'next president of th rpii'-dj of ap-1 .Stale:, drew an outburi ) plause last nicht at the bamiin t 'in' the West t.'oasL I. umber asso ciation. The Dixon of tb r- tnink was, mti.bt by ,. of KiiKeiie, past president W st Coasl l,u in hernia n'n association. In referring to tic taltlishment of. stand tetary'H ard lumber Kratl-s and Its im port a mv to Ihe Industry, Mr. Ili. on expressed the hope thai "Hoov er will be next pi evident of t Iv Vulted Stl.teji." J, I'robli-nis of t he lumber indus- Iry will be- solcd by peitln-r the i I'tailtT nor the tniinufiMturcr but by working tocct hir ns In t h-- i present .convention, said the Or. - j iron'un; who added t ha f 1 foresaid j and eouniK'.' were essentia Is to , success, ... i , mi sro nu rr SAN KltANf'ISf'O, Auif. :'AI - I'Vdenil Slate Ma rli' t New s Sere lee Apples Klnirs. Jl.i.HH I.;"., I'enrs K n r t I v t t s, $l.mi u 1 - - C hirse lujr; No. '1. tJo 7c lu. IH 'ITntl'AT SAN KHANI'ISCO, Aui?. 23 -Mutlcrtat f. o. b.. San 4V. Kr.inclseo.l I PLAN AIRPORT ON P0ST0FFICE ROOF 5T , lj .'till m'i i- Ptti SJ m m . h jrt 'ii m m An air II flying field on the roof is one of the fca for I'hlcai;... as sh.'.vi. be the architect's drawli.:.' abevt l.nllillin; Is completed wltliln .i. or seven years I his l.djuucl. I, I 1 TU.' I'A nv " . . - lion to Ailington Crmelery w.s lfrordinrf with tr No Nundar Cnilntv AvtC-N he; T if .. :J: 1 v ' 'Ti ' r .r : S KILLS PACIFIC FLYERS opyrifibt, l!i S. vh. klliiUrl both I'Olt'l .AM) I'HOHl'CK rilltTLAND, On Aucr. 3 (Al') -Mutter; l-Mrii cube, city, 411 '-..c; stiimiii rds 'Z 41. Vie; firsts If.Se Prints at' abovt :; prime insts reanicry prices: cube f-tandni ds. Itutlerhit .43 -c f. . o. b. Portland. .Milk vtt,.dy, It.iw milk (1 per f. o, b. Portland. j!.!o to faiiner: cent ), -'.r cwf. , Jtuttcriat 4;t '-ic i. o. b. Porlliiml. .... ,.,.,.,.,,, "4c; fresh medimns Hie; frech standard firsts 1'Hr.; fresh stand ard evlras :jUc; Poultry steady: heavy hens i! I "2'lc; lb;ht 'lrn 1 4c; springs l'(ic; broilers. !) ti 2m-; Pekin wliltoi"" ducks Iv-; colored nominal: lur keys. ' utivc, nominal. tlnloiis sleady,' local $l.7.Vv 2.00. 1'olatin-s steady. $2.6li'ii 3.2i. Additional Credit Held Farm Remedy WII.I.IA.USTOWN. Mass.. Aug. 23 (AP) Additional credit lor the farmer was cited today, us the only remedy for the agricultural prob lem by n. Vt Kilgore, ehnlrman of Ihe board of trustees of the American Cotton (irowers ex change. In tin address before the I list It Die Of Politics. He held that turning farmers from the production of n crop to another temporarily profitable provided no answer. "It is no so la. Ion of tin- farm problem." be IAPisaiil, "to !hiil Ihe iirtu of dist res from th corn belt to the south and back iiRahl, or from west to cast." lliilil ilirii f .ii. .11 iti r, i ( I,...: - . A., i.-.i..' i n i i i io.h. .or ui vjrricirti lcun.ru led this black-dmped cluiger. one i I i -v cu'!n. Its'; v-:- r- rr-d it.' v Survlfc Teleph-.to. (lie II f- erasbed at exiitmuiHh Walla Walla Girl ' Hurt At Resort i:.Ti;iiPinsK. ( Speeiit I I I let (ire . An; ind. "3. oting daughter of -Mr. and .Mrs. lilamf. i-f 'i!la Walla, v.ho have been riimp fug iit Wallowa lake during the past week, was m vcryiy Injured l-'riday iiflel imon when .he was stepped on The girl, who Is about 11 years' old, was unused to horsebacw rid-J ing. ami when sue started lo dl: mount from tin- mobile, she did so th( wrong sitl-? of the house. Her foot became caught in the slir- flip and she fell tu the ground. I canning the frightened animal to I bark up, stepping on the child's i right leg. The limb was badly cut and bruised. She was taken at 'once to the Kntcrprie hospital for I treatment. j oe home bile. next morning she was taken to Wiillu AValla by iiuloino- The ace Id imi I occurred about 2 o'clock In the afternoon, when the party was preparing to take a trip Into the Wallowa mountains. They hnd been camping at the lake for several days. i I'm M-; f.i;oui:i;s ro Mi:i;r POKTI.AN 1 1, ( re.. Aug. 23 (APl.tamlly drug store. S-23-rf Polk county prune growers will! " t at nitiias Aug. :: I to con J shier u -pool for handling the l!iL'7 1 crop and the proposed iiaekers- ' growers' organization for handling .Ihe i;i2S crop. 3fi 1 of the llew p.it..fllee b'.nhlMe pi-"p.e:ed '1'lle piedicl ion is made Ihnt by Ihc time Hu ll. it only be a pr.iclieal bin a n. essai-v ... i ' . i , OOQ 10 IHC luner,.i rot''- cf tne frnrrsi's mvunis. in n (- !,;.'.:. FIND IT HERE Copy fur tills roluiun must be in by 9 . ol I WHY ltOS'l:MAltY?'.,? I Ih-tjauHc Koseiiiury Clifiia JM'i I n iuitre costn yoa no moro than any pood Brade of s.'inl-porceiuin, and liists you at least five t Iiii-h uh lone Iteal china m-ver cnut'S or ffrowH dark with us such In. Kw "'nury. It. is sold in open Nlock: a pleci al. a time, and Ih alwuy.s cai-rled and Kuaranleed by IthMiardr.on'H Art and.(Jlft Ktiop, jt (irande'H Storo of yuaitty lln - tier ware und iOfftorlu lilaf-. Heliool ijooliH that have been u.ied ami In fairly good rondlilnn you ran Hell to Silver! horn U'rl(;hl'H faintly druir now for iali. itettep do this soon uh we will probably be too busy about the first days of Hvhool to give you prompt service aa we would wish to do. S-l'-tf I Cah will be paid fur all second hand sehool books in jjood condi tion that arc used In our Iai firaiidn sclioolw. There arc a' few chapmen inad; In school books thin year. Hrint; jour books to u at unco if ins.sibh. We will probably lc too Imimy on the opentne Nehool days to Kivi you Kod- uttention on your old booka you wbsli to nrll or e. ehaiiKo. Sil vert horn-Wright 't fam ily druj; .store. 8-H'tl' When lii-ht hair Is plowing darker have a CJolden (illut Sham poo, Darkness disappears in sham pooing. At dmc or toilet poods counters or ut your hairdressers'. . 8-1-tf Don't forget to brinff is your an; in Eet the . used school liooks that fairly good condiiion and I money for thcin.k Jjo It now. Sil family drtig I vert horn-Wright's ' store. S-23-tf ski-: it ee Ihe Orchid of Koslorlu Glassware at Kick unison's Art and (.lift Shop befo-i choosing your pattern Cilassware. of Table KAnf LOANS: I.UWK3T MATK3 SCHOOL PUNDS also avnllabln. H. E. DIXON. Foley HulldiOK. LA OnAJfD12. ORE. 2-lS-tf tlrmstiU'hiug, iileamit;, tmttoti holes, etc. Norton's Kiddy ISlibu. io-i4.tr Our eezema prcseriitloti that is most HuiNfartory for ihlldren und grown people sells for .11 .ito a buttle. One bottle should be all you nee I. Sil vert horn-Wright's family drug bLocc. 8-iyif ! A Rood Ionic that puts pep into you iti short order, (lives good ' appet Ite iind visor. $ I.U0 lor u ; boiile at Silverthorn - Wright':; ! Stop diindruff and falling of halt In short order by using our Ccrin Iclde and dandruff eradtcntor 75e a bottle.. Silverthorn-Wrlghl'5 fam ily drug store. (i-liuf SCIIOOI 1KKIKS ; At Silver! horn-Wright's family drug store, when- u large stuck ofj all the sehool books used In Ore-1 gou are now ready fur sale, as well! as a good stuck uf used books or I second hand books. Wo pay you cash for all school books in ta'frly good condition. Pring them ti to us right now as we will be able t wait upon yon belter than about! the opening of the schools when we ; (will be very busy. J-!Mf i call roit itnm S ah d bids will be receivc, ;n the ( 'ommission of tin Cily of i,i (iran-Je, Oregon, lor the construe. Hon of Hit. improvement In sew. ; Improvement district No. I-If. within Ihe City or Ciraiidi'. On-.' gon. according to the plana an i specifications for s;iitl sewein i.. i provem- nt now on fib- in the of.1 lice ,r the City K colder of said I Hy. . A d-posit of I'iv.- n.: lars will he reiiuirrd for plans and I specific ailuns for each dlslrld I w men .imount will-be refund'-. it bidder is nnsilccess! ul and ml urns same to this office. Mids will be received to the 1 of 7:30 o'clock P. M. Wednesdc. Auirust 21th. 1!'27. and must be nr entnpnnled by u certHlcd rherk or bblder'H lion.l in the sum of t -n per cent of the amount as a guai antce of the acceptance and com pletion r contract. If awarded. chocks win Lie ret u med to un- MIcecNW! Ill bidders. The Coiiuiii4.iion r-'S'Tvi-M ihc right to reject any urn all bids. My onbr of tin Commission August t 'Jilt, 1 27. J. i;. sti; a it ns, Itecorder of Ihe Cpy Of I .a Ora tide. On gj' S I 2-lot 1 c.M.r ixii! nms Mdcunlk liiilirutriiiitil Sealed bids Will be ree-lv .1 1.. I tile I Olll Ut ission Of the ('Hy of l.( ! 'ii ande. Hreeon. for 111.' l ullstl II". I I lion of the inn, ui. nt In si.!"-! ..am iini.r?eni"iit district N.. 177. within I Mr r'ity r ia c.iand.-. Or. K'.n. acordini; to the plans ard .p. eilicatlons for said sidewalk ii.i proveni ut district now on file I:.: II..- Oirice f t. ,'jy JtccorJcr U. (sai.i 1'ily i A deposit of viv.. (lo.i.r.) ,(;. i Hats will 1.,. r.'iuir.d for ).iult.iiin.P , sp. elflc.ilb.ns for said district. i "bich nmount will !. n funded tf bbbler Is iinsuec. ssiiil und return.! I same u, tins office, I "'l" "HI "V received to the hoi.l'i ' i ...'. .. , I.., u v. M . JCPenKEyCq La ;iniule. Urc. 25th Anntt'ersary Workmen's Sox Our Own Make ' MGWi i ! ! I Workmfn and the women who buy for workmen will do well to nole he trader mark shown above. It stands for our Big Pay Work Sox known from coast to coast for their durable, long wearing qualities. iVery low priced at 15c August 1' t(h, J?:' ", ttiwl must bear compjinied by a certified cheek vi bi'bler's bond, in the sum of t. ,t per cent of the nmount bit! mr a Stiu milieu of tin acceptance w. completion of contract, if awarded. Checks will be returned to un successful bidders. Tin; Coumiij-sion' reserve tt'W right to reject any and ail hidsj My order of tho Commission August 10th, IKL'7. ! J. K. HTKAI'MS I liecortler of Ihe ('iiy of l.u Clrandc, Oregon S-12-lt ' I 'Book 400 Years Old Is U. of Iowa Prize IOWA CITY Ioa ( AP) A v ars ugo. b-s book printed 422 J than a century afb invented, has come session of tho t'nh law libruiy. r the nrt tva.t Into the pos-j ersity of luw. . It classifies Ktigllsh rrclesiasli cal law of the 1 1 me, .and conform ing to iin undent 'custom, tlni textual material Is printed in the renter ol the page while around It are comments of learned law yers of the day. Hardly a thin) of each page Ih devoled to text matter. The volume was printed in' I'Yance, In n d and lJuck ink, wlti all cm pi hi l.s Illuminated. s The volume was prrKcnloil lo the university by Irml MeCloiid of Wash ing ton, of Ihe class of iNMi. . like lo lAor cSI:ouehtful -ZVcii ui Tt c as by mere Lzoi. , 0i Hunter & liolmcnkami) .I1UM1J IIIUMII Tf "There Goes -That Tire" "I just knew the bloomin' patching I put on wouldn't hokl From now on I will have, my tires vul canized at JOHNS BROS. Tire Shop and Filling' Station 1517 Adams IHIIIIIII11B1M m I i: I'Uicial lih-eelors- 1 j Mln I- J'ay ami NJ I ;