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CA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday, May 1, 1928.
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BULUSH TREND
CONTINUES TODAY
! Stock Market Resumes Its
March to Higher Level
Four Million Sales
Into the Former
OREGON HARDWARE ROOM
We Will Open for Business
THURSDAY, MAY 3
Westenhaver, Inc.
MARKET NEWS OP THE DAY
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170 113.
may, lfl!-i
' ' CTUCAOO CHAIN'
(lor ' Wheat
Mar ........
i.vish July
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..170
..uui;;ia
.10154 iisy
NIOW YOltK. Mny I (Al') Tho
slock market resumed Un inarch t'i
higher giound today with Iho rails
ukuIii In tho forefront of nil
vnnce. lOxtrcme gains in Iho active
Issues ranged from one to 12'4
points, with u few Hoft spols de
veloping In tho tobacco uml cop
pers iiml oils. Trading was not
quite us liouvy un yostor.luy, al
though S.oiio.ooo sharo mark was
crossed before tho end of tho tliild
hour.
Dcspllo tho growing fears of
credit stringency, Nicculutom for
Uio rise conducted tholr operations
j with confidence and succeeded In
.attracting a largo public follow
tag. Tho cIoho was strong. ' Homo of
,111c oils un woll an L'nltod Mates
, Hteel were heavy In tho luto aftor
I noon, but buying orders wuro
swelled ly an outburst of specula-
i tlon In unexpected quarters. Peo- ' i
lOKTIA.'l WHEAT
I'OltTLANO. Ore.. May 1 (Al
Wheat DDB hard white, ll.oj;
oft wlilto, $1.56; . western white,
$1.64; hard ' winter, western red.
11.43: northern spring. $1.44.
Oats No. 2 while feed. $47.
Today's car rccolnta Whcut 30:
barley 5: flour 8: oats I ; hay. 4. .
CHICAGO CASH
ClflCAOO. May 1 (API Whe.it
I no. l Hard, 11.74: No. 1 north
ern spring, 11.70.
Corn No. 2 mixed, 1.13; No. 2
yellow, 91.is u IJ6.
Oats No. 2 while. OS H 7 1 tic;
No. 3 white. 06 M, U 71 .
Itye No. 1, $1.34(4.
Harfcy-r96 $1.09.
Timothy seed $3.764.ft0.
Clover seed $19,60 4(20.60.
romxAM) I'HoincF.
NEW VOHK I'HUT
NKW YOltK. May 1 (Al')
Dried fruits steady.
Butter Prices
Were1 Higher On !
Wholesale Mart
.; ' Notice of Delinquent Assessment Sale
Notice Is hereby given that I, A. C. Ilnynes, -Chief of I'ollce of the
J,'Hy of l,a Grande, Oregon, under and by virtue of a warrant of dato,
Jhe 301 h day of April, 1928, homed by tho llccorder'and under tho seal
pT tho City of I.a tlrunde, Oregon, uttacheil to till city assessment roll
tor each Improvement District and Hewer District In said City, hereof
Staffer mentioned and placed In my hands for execution, (Jlrc.citnif an-1
dnmnn.llng me to collect, ns by charter und ordinance of said cliy
provided, the dollnquent assessments shown upon 'each laid assessment
fell with accrued Interest and penalties thereon, will, as directed by thn
-s-.lirranl,. In each case attached to the respective assessment roll for
fclio Improvement ami Hewer districts herelnufler mentioned, on Friday,
' fjie 1st day of June, I!i2, at the outside of the 'front door of the Countv
nurt House In lu (Irando, Diei;on, at 3 o'clock p. in.,-soil at tiublie
ti.Uv.to the' hltfhest und best bidder for cash, each of Hie heroluafter
liir .trlbod tracts, lota, and parcels of real estate In the snld City of Lit
jtirunde, for the payment, of the unpaid and delinquent aHsessmenu',
with accrued Interest, penalty and costs of Hale, sol opposite the dcaclipv
Jofl of each paid tract, lot or' parcel of real estate In this notice, to-wit:
i! Daled at l,a tlrunde, Orch'un and first published May 1st, DI28. .
' DH'ller
Oregon 1'rotectlvo Assoclallou
l.'has, Uutrlilns
Fred 1'. Jensen
red 1, Jensen '.
Jt. C. Hainlllon IC'jorH'j
Vivian I. Cooley
Vivian I'. Cooley i
Vivian 1'. Cooley
Vivian 1". Cooley
Vivian 1. cooley
V. M. Murphy ' , . . . Wi
J. H. Johns ami J. .1. Ormnna
J. H. Johns and J. J. Ortnnryi
Win. l.a Mora Clyde 1'allcrsiin
ivin.- Lu Mora C'lyile I'atlcrson '
:Maud Mi'Noun I
3. rt. McNoun
J. It. McNoun .
rchle C, Clurk j
'rehlo ('. Clark
?ohu 1,. Mars
I. K Itoburls Klmer lloiisleii K'.io
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.Oeortfe' W. l'urry W
II. JO. Dixon J
W. V. lleiidrhkK 1
jC. II. Mlyslonc I
C. II. Illyslone J
tt. ('. llrownCleo. II. Clliriy Mlii'W7'
' timina l.und 1
jlrnma l.und . 2
Herbert W. Thumpsou K',i Nriir of H: I'
. 1'. Caldwell :i
Itllmtlielh lliirlto B!4 of V!& Si
ll. C. Dray
V. C. Diuy
ft. C. Uray
l. 1'. I li ny
3. It; Oliver
J. It. Oliver
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llt lllk. Addition
0 23 Williamson
124 Chaplin
i'J l'reiltnore
III l'riMlniorn
C New Haven
V G Wisdom
ft Wisdom
5 Wisdom
ft Wisdom
ft Wisdom
'-( OrlKlnal Town
2'C OrlKlnal Town
2-(' Original Town
21 I'rcdmore
21 l'reiiiore
ft I 'red more
ft I'redlnore
' ft I'redlnore
UK Chaplin
IDi Chaplin
14s Chupllil
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111 Chnplln A-J
!l Arnold .1 Drny 3-0
II Arnold & Drny 3-0
II Arnold Druy 3-ft
II Arnold & Drny 3-0
87 Chaplin 3-ft
87 Chnplln 3-ft
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127.70
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140.44
1 14.94
1 14.1.4
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70.20
80.07
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270.01
30.2'l
Gil. 2 1
rOHTI.ANI. Ore., .Mny 1 (AI-)
pies (ius jumped Oi and Coty Ti ?. Vr.,,J'"'lFr fu"'!"
points, ivhlle Bln or 3 or moro it ' ', i 'l !;L"r
i points were scored by a, long list. " . ". j" ; per ' do'n.;
of Industrials, public utilities and .Z'i ,.,7' ""r",. ere' moUeroln
rnllrrauls. cl.lei.m. ,n,l .Nnrtl,wl.'::" -". vnmm, urnis
ern ..niered new high ground abov. J.'',;, "J'&' r"'"y "lew
04. Total sales approximated 4)-,.j' l"4 '' '"
nun nun . Standard, oxtros' lo lowee;
others stndy.'. -Fresh, standard ex
tras, 25c; fresh standard firsts 24c:
fresh 'medium 'extras 23 lie: fresii
niedlu(ni first's - l'rlces to rt-
OUO.000 shares.
CIIKWiO MVKSTOCK '
CHICAGO,. May 1. '(Al) V. H.
Departments of Agriculture Hogs taller Sc. over exchange prices. As-
2S.000; slow, moslly 5 to: 1 5c soolatloh Wlllmr Drlooa: Extras .,.
lower; top $10.40 raid for .150 to flrsls, 26o;:, (nc'dlum- !4c;- under-'
'2 'Hi Ih. Ii Vnrutrt': IminhMru iiinHltiiit U. ''..''';-.' ?
------ . ....... . .., . bibvu, sVC. j i - . ' 1 ,
to choice Sto .to 360 lbs., $9.45i, . Itay pteady; buying prices: $mt-
........ .u i ern ii;;egon timothy fS..or2l:.di-
...... io ,u, valley iijsri.st,;, alfalfa, ntu
steady to a shado lowor; best hca-' i n.60;', pat,. Imy. 6.60.ji 16; - straw
i.-n .-i.w.f,. wmnsn fii.oi ouiis. is.liO.ner.tAn.. M..llln ..-lrtu
I'OIITIAND, Ore., Mcy 1 (Al'l
Ilutter prices wore hlirher on lo
cal .wholesalo itiarketM liwluv rn-'
fleeting active demand both locally
and from otllaide markets. Cube
oxtrns were quoled h full cent high?
or at 410 per pound, while other
grades were lie higher. Strength
of butter markets Is general, both
along tho Pacific slope und In east-;
ern centers. Yesterday's recolpts
of butter woro 10.431 pounds with
stnraee holdings reported ut 28,048
pounds. j
. Eggs, woro steady today with tho
exception of a cent decnuse In the
quotation on -standard extras at 25c
per - doxen.; :,- iteceipts yesterday
at 1.160 coses with
88, 030 cases In storago. ,. - !
.'.Country dressed meat and nonl-
try markela were quiet today 'with
prices steady and unchanged. .
FAY CASH
FAY LESS
NO BILLS
TO DISTRESS
A HELPFUL
STORE,
PAY LESS,
CET MORE I
I'OftTi.A.Mt LIVESTOCK '
POKTf.AND, Ore..-May I (Af)
-rC'attlB and calves:. Iteceipts 26.-
., liettor. grade steers Sftc higher:,
ieuiern--ao lower, calves DOc low-
? er;: -.HtASTS,- 11004I300 lbs:, good,
J $11.251 12.25:- do MOM 1100 llis..
goou, f i r.eunr iz.no;. no soil lbs. and
up,,medlum,' $!.75 1 1.50; do com
mon, $8.25 4 8.75; iielfei-s. S50 lbs.
,ldoo,,j;ood,. $,10.60 fi ll; do. com
good and-choice laoo to 1600 llis.,!.. ft, ti h(!-farriiier'' ''' ' 'J . o wf'lu' H-',i'ltl.r,r, caK,
I3.I0' 14.H0;- 1 loo to 1300 Ibir.'V ' MUk' steaJv raw ''inik'" 'it" '' 'r?9.i 0.76; do common lo
cutters,
excluded)
1H.MI uoo to 1300 lb','' . SI Ik steaJy raw 'iinik""74" ne',! " 0"
$13.1,.,, 14.75; 060 to; 1100 !,. $1:1 J&TZiF M''?'25' low
Kill. I.; vouiora, silllt IOU. gooi. Huttcrfst 40c station., i te l,,,l I '"."'. ' '""K" exeiuueui
; medium, 49 ft 44$ J'cVb o'rttaod ' " ' ' 1 ' 1-1'"f " enlter to
.1 'Poultry st'wl'dy-' heavv'h.; !!4r. 'II,e''l',ni' T.T: Wives (600 lbs.
ii ml chol co, J lU.&Mf M.G'
I (I f. Jf . Gil.
Slici-p !i,0U0; tut Ijimha
to outalUoiH; untJcrlone ' nlow
piickurH; nhccp fully Htrudy; tambsi
kuuiI uml chulco H- ' Him. down,
$ir.sr'f 17.25; iiujclium l6(f 1U.25;
I'Ull mi (I cuiniiiou fl.H&'if mo
(Ihtni lo chofco !2 to KMI Mh.,
914tf 1 5.05; I'wcjf, incUlum lochoice
lfiO IIih. iloun, 7.0& 10.25. .
Miht. 1 R.iC 'II.'. U.nll..u,'n iin.. -
lo -kln white duck. 27c: eolored nom-?..C,".",'0 nimon $0.50W8; veal-
108 Depot St., Xa Grande, Oregon
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First Shoes
For Firtt Step
lnslr lurkoy.H.: nllvo. 25W27e.
: Onlqns steady: .local .tH
per , r i,
Owner
J. II. Oliver.
.1. It. Oliver
.1. V. Phy
l-hully J. Kline
.1. A. (larlty
Cl.nrlle Wilson ;
J. 10. oneal
It. o. Horning
Anna Rogers
J. A. Denning
l-llla Itynear.Huu
I,. I;. Kcuglo,
W. A. Ing.-i-Bon
WITord K. Juhnsoll
j. A. Onrlly
J. A. (Inrlly
.1. It. Oliver
J. It. Oliver
.1. It. Oliver
Victoria Hllllwell 11.
Victoria Hllllwell II.
Mrs. J. J. Wagoner
Mrs. J. .1. Wagoner
(Irant lleiiu
00.21 I Carl Johnson Kstulu
(milk fed. good to chalet-. 112
ff-tlll do medium. $1IH12; do culls
lo common, $73110. '
fnti.tne'..l,l, xr.',.,., nr. .. 'ne.P and lambs steady. No re-
Wool steady; Kastcrn' Oregon i'-f1r- 'lowln t"'ntlons. except
4oe:;4,leod.u; ?Z Z'S C'.S
' ?-"'-'.-' '; '.' ' 1 to choice, $l2.75-'r 13. B0; do !I2 lbs.
... v ' down,- medium, $1 1 m 1 2.7ft
" IMK. Adillllmi
Hiir- 3 87 chnnlin . ... ...
HVj 4 ,? Chaplin 8'5
8 ' 47',c.'hailltl Ha
N37' . -1 Clrnndy Hecond 1-0
8 61 Chaplin ' '..-' 12".
I 10 - 25 Predmore, : '," 127
'. Pt Ijt-' 1 Pleasant Hoiile 127
WU'lltlll? 143' ( 'linnllu sup 11 127
142 Chnplln . 127
I4S 'f'haplln ,', ,: ' ' J27
-. 2 fSi-andy Hecond 135
17 '(Dundy Hecond I3.V
I Grundy Hccund 135
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21.00
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II. Trowbridge
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Win'.-
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ThejSf
W. K. GILBERT CO.
First
tnimuuiiiuuiiiiinmni
, Mnthown
Muttiuwu
Write In the Name
R. R. BUTLER
OF THE DALLES
CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS
To Succeed Nick Sinnott
Butler
is Ihc logical candidate for
Republicans of Oregon.
the
Served four sessions ns State Senator; was Cir
cuit Judfre of Gilliam, Sherman and Wheeler
Counties; a long resident of Eastern Oregon and
is familiar with the needs of his section of the
state. Is one of Oregon's outstanding attorneys,
an orator of state-wide note. Is experienced' in.
legislative matters. Twice presidential elector.
Write In the Name
or R. R. Duller and mark an X in front of his
name. Your ballot will have a blank space under
Ihc heading FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN
CO.NCRESS, SECOND DISTRICT.
Paid Adv. by
I'.utlir for emigres.. Club, f.in It. I.hrln .!...
304 Plot National I'.lluk llldg.. The Dulles, Oregon.''
10. A. King
10. A. King
W. CHuuson . s
.Mis. f.. A. Adams
J. 10. Keynolds J. A. Arbuclilo
Murguret Newlln
Margaret Newlln
Donald .1. llyan
Mrs. J. J. Wagoner
; Mrs. J. J. Wagoner
I Oeorge A. Chadwlck
j Oeorge A. Chadwlck
A. II. Potts
I J. P. Caldwell
A. J. Pel It I. K
A. .1. Polk J. K.
C. 10. Itogcrs
A. I.. Clurk
A. I,. Clark
.1. I.. Mars
J. I.. Mars
J. I.. Mars
.1. I.. Mars
J. I.. Mara
Irvln McKliiidc
Irvlll McKlnxle
Win. C. Curlt'liiall
Win. C. Cui-teliuin
Win. C. Curteman
Win. c. cturenuin
Win, C. Curteiniiu
Mary llxi tli y It.
Mary Hartley K,
W. A. Illgersun
W. A. It) gel-son
It. I.. Newlln
Ii. I.. Newlln
Parley Price
Parley I'rlc..
Mrs. Anna ltrookH
Mrs. Anna Itruoka
lOarl Courtney
lOiully Stlne
Kate It. Ilnuley
Kate It. llanley
.1. II. Hlneker
II. H. Hendricks
II. H. Hendricks
Claude Anderson
A drln C. Nelson
A.lrln C. Nelson
Adrln C. Nelson
A.liin C. Nelson
Krcd and lOllxuheth Yeo
l.'ie.l and lOtlxabeth Yeo
(.rani Lyman
lii'iint l.ymnn
.Inlill T. Prlie
Jul. II T. Price
Claude C. pratl
It. .1. Wlllliiuis
It. .1. Wllllmns
10 ids Chaplin-
87 Chuplllt-,'
87 Chaplin '
87 Chnplln
83 Chaplin ,
83 Chaplin .
sd Chaplin ;
s.i chuplln
81 Chnplln
-.7 Coggnns ;.
00- Chnplln ' ,.
f.O Chaplin ! .
69 Chaplin '
02 Chaplin
-,- 4. Cogginis.
do. till
IHsi. . Aim.- weights, cull to common, $inw it;
12.07 spring lamlis;' $14-itlft; yearling
,12.78 wethers,' 110 llw. down, medium lo
65.03 choice; $1IK 12:. ' ewes. 120 lbs.
61.01 downi '-inc'dltiui io choice, $0.50W
427.77' 7.60; do, 120 to 150 lbs., medium
820.66 to choice. $5.sob 7; do. ill ivelsht-i,
'147. 45 cull, lo common, $8.501r5.50. . .
141.00 . -: Hogs steady: receipts 1.045, ail
108.22 direct. .Jleavy weight. 25(1 lo 3.'0
I08.P1 lbs.; medium ' to choice, $9,504
- 674.05' Jo.fiO: medium weight, 200 to 260
430.00 lbs;, tite.llum ' to choice; $!l.75(i
2711.00 10.7ft:' light weight, loo to. sou lbs.,
2I3.3S medium to choice; $10.75-11: llglit
120.69 ilghls,, 130 to 100 lbs., medium lo
T2 1.07 choice, $10 10.75: packing sows,
282.13' rough and- smooth. J7.50 8.60;
388. 23' slaughtor pigs, 30 to 130 lbs., mc
807.00" dluin to choice, $9. 60i? 10.25: reed
301.33 er and stoek.r pigs,-70 to 120 lbs..
"ISO
ISO.
189
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140
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. HO
140 1248.00. medium to choice, $91 10.
140
14 ti .
M0 '
143:
126
1.10.4:
418.70
;io..1?
613.08'
1 10.82
. (Hoft or oily hogs and roasting
pigs excluded In ubove iiuotutlons).
ls Umndy Second 128
125 i'ft"4.V
15 .. 470.S3
108.33
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GRANGE HALL
! PERSONALS
44S. 04-." CrllANOE 1IAI.I, (Special) Mr.
.830.29 ana .Mrs. raul conrtul returned lo
1023. HI; Ihelr home in Wallowa Hunduy at
. 099. IS 'er spending a week wilh her par-5S2.il-
cnls' h. and Sirs. J. 11. l.lndsey.
677.54 Mrs. Hara Anson und son.
936.45 Charlie drove to Union Hunduy
005.03 where they spent tho day with the
240. Alvah Dodson family. Mm. Dod
102.19 son ls Mrs. Anson's dnughtei'.
,40.71 Ir- and M!rs. 'I'oin Hates were ..;
109. CI shopping In 1 .11 Grande Wednesday.' .
04.92 l.' .Matt K lies and her daugh- s u tcucher In the North Powder.
04.92 . , o. visneu Willi 4 unu .Mrs. Mlltt Kl.H unil
140.37 neuicK 111 i nion inui-suuy. jr,., uml J- M. ,.y(lc ,, a011i
03.63 1 ' J ''J! county rood grader was busy j,lu,.cl, wel. HUnutly Kllc3t! t
872.19 iouu .no luuer t, Hcorga 1'ucUelt homo
. 807.27 pun 01 nisi weeu.
04.93 Mr. ltbby whose residence 1s In
Portland Is visiting at thu Lieorgu
Curncs home. ,
Allen Comtwrlght who fell from
large box and received qulto
paintul Injuries ls mending rapid
ly. '.,-..... . ..
Mrs. Knima Gray spent Thlirs-
89.44 'oy wilh her son, IjiVaughait
53. 45 Walker. He makes his homo with
24,75 the 10. .11. 1 tn nd family.
2 ItomlKH,
"7 Chonlln-
NOo' 40 '. so Chaplin
N01I'
1003'
NOO
NOO'
Kllehell
Kitchen
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10SO'
3 SO Chaullli
3 SI Chnplln
81 Chaplin
I' 74 Chaplin
3 77 Chnplln
1 144 Chuplln
- 144 Chaplin ,
9 145 Chuplln
3 14s, Chnplln
10 ' I4S Chuplln
11 1 48 'chuplln .
3. 149 Chaplin
4 149 Cluitilln
151 Chaplin '
161 Chuplln
161 Chnplln
151 Chupllp
152 Chnplln
152 Chuplln
152 Chanlln
1 102 Chaplin , .
162 Chaplin '
8 19 Predmore
'9 19 Predmore
3 Grundy Second
3 Grundy Second 144
3 Grauily Hecond 144
3 Glumly Hecond 144
6 Gran.ly Hecond 144
6 tli-on.ly Hecond 144
0 Grundy Hecond 149
C Grandy Second 149
1 Grandy Second 149
1 Grundy Second 149
2 Grundy 15(1
2 Grandy 150
1 l'leusmit Hume 1 52
Baby'i first steps teetering-,
Wobbly and uncertain will be
.happy one in these Patent San
dals wilh Gold Lizard trim.
69c
All Wool Vests
Choice of Styles
. Splendid quality for thf
tiny baby. Each 1
98c ::.. -V-
Our Infants' Layette
Includes 53 Piece Necessary v
."7 -4Vk V
1 '"' -- '
For Baby's Comfort
:, All over the country this week
attention' is centered on every
thing for the precious EABY. Our
..outstanding offer is this layette
; particularly - and . carefully se
' lected for the very best of quality
at avinoderate price. 1
Infanta' Flannel Binders
. Flannelette Gertrudes
Nainsook Gertrudes . .
Flannelette Gowns
Flannelette Sacque"
1 Flanneletto Wrapper
3 Nainsook Dresses
Receiving Blankets
Cards Safety Pins
Pair Wool Hose
Wash Cloths
Wool Shirts '
24 Diapers .
1 Pad
1 Towel
. .''. . - y -
53 Pieces For:
Babies Need Many Dresses
Of This Dainty Type "
ri V ?''.'-:.' Adorablv' simole and fresh.
tliesti dresses are ideal for infants.
Many different styles are priced
at ' - -v-
49c and 98c
Lace Embroidery
- . - -
Each one is daintily trim
med with lace and embroidery-
some have a tiny yoke.
Fancy, Socks
In New ; Patterns
For Children v-"
Half hose icome hand in
hand with warmer weather.
, Plain colors : and v fancy
topped hose -in a new as
sortment of patterns, pair
19c and 29c
Cotton and Wool
Vests for Infants j
One - fourth wool with
rayon and cotton. '
v 79c
Je.o.j
13.72
431.52.
04.;
04. 9-'
64. yi
32.98
c(the Gcorgo 1'ucUelt homo near
Union.
I Dorothy Murdis, diiughlor of
. lr. and Mrs. William Noble, has
left the district. .She wus a pupil
at Liberty school. . . , :
Mrs. lues 11. Jenkins, who has
hud churgu of tho Liberty school,
this yeur and has given excellent
satisfaction, has contracted to
teach tho school again next year.
iMrs. Jenkins is a teacher of much
150.8.", -Mrs. Jack McCarthy, of a experience nuving laiignt in linker
un Grande, was n uiilsi ,.i ii. i. county with the exception of ono
.l7it!.(. of her daughter. Mrs. lteece Mc- V'"1' "Pent In normal work ut 10I-'
162.23 Alllster Prlday. ( h nsburg. Washington two years
104.27 Tommy Makomb und Glen Mull- ago since 1312. . Tenching wus
833.30 cnburg were absent from school a lur vocutlon before her marriage
3X7.00 Part of lust week because of sick- 'J1" lifter a few years ubsenco from
452. 5S ni-ss. j ner proicrrca protcssion lias re-
216.4:1 Two new pupils huve entered ""mod duties In the school
107.77 Liberty school recently. They are rou" "' hua conllnue.l them ever
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104.9! 10.11th and Jean Wuodwurd.
1O2.06 Mr. and Mrs. McCullough and
6:ftsr, sou, -Marvin Denny who huve been
03. S5 living un thu Zuudel pluco left two
weeks ugo for Wolser, Idaho,
where they will make their home.
Marvin has been attending school
lu the district here.
Mrs. W. O. Sherwood Is nullo III
Ut lli-r home here. H Is reported !
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09.85
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09. S5
that h.-r condition bus not yet Im
proved Any. She has been sick In
bed and under the doctor's care
09. S6 for about two weeks.
89. S.V- l-'rlday inornUig Mrs. Iru Ken
lloo.fto liedy ueeomtianled friends to Hois.,
7U.::.'i Idaho, where she Is spending u few
7U.33 duy.i visiting tehitl.Ts. 1
70. Sj Among those rrom this district
70. S3 Mho attended' Miss Mildred Hien
17.S2 ccr's rcctlul at tho La Grande
3S.!'5 hotel Hunduy taflernoon were Mr.
00.59 und Mrs. lOrnest Dcl.ong and fnni-
OS.iit 111', Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hmuli,
slnco the ubove date. Hhc has three
children, two daughters and a son.
ji.ml they are affiliated with school
work. The daughter Is teaching
In Washington, Dlanch 10. Jenkins,
pi-inclpul of Iho Canyon Castle
school in Yakluia, and Uiurel Jen
kins, teacher of the eighth grade
ul Granite l-'atls. The son. Murk
I'. Jenkins, entered the University
of Oregon lust full und Is majoring
In journalism. Il.'fpre his entrance
the university, he attended the
lOllensbui-g nurinul for a year and
a half. The son und daughters
will Join Hie mother In La Grandu
tho first of JuneT
-Sir
A. C. HAVNLS. ChVt of l'Otlce.
MUNTUIOAU Slay 1. (AP)
u llfred Grcnfell, from uno of
whose Iiliradnr mlssiiiiis nld u-:.s
6S.6I Mr. and Mrs. 1. D. Hmuti and fain--given the liremen's crew at Criw-n.
...ul ii. .ir. Him ..irs. ...mines ueKeier.
OS. fit Mr. and .Mrs. Hoy Spencer, Miss
68.01 Velma MeCull and Sirs. Charles
OS. 81 Hpeneer und daughter Juanlta.
67.32 J. llurdestv. brush salesiiiun.
44.86 was calling in the east part of tho!u humunltv In bulldlnc ii
SS.uS district lust week. talnlng a series of Jiuspltals and
I Mrs. George Cnrnes spent the ' nursing homes ulmig the coast of
weekend ut her home here. She Labrador.
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HERE
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Everything But Ufa Insurance
U. S. I.WIOST.MENT CO.
O. W. WAHNOCK
l-13-tf
Gludlola bulbs,', packet flower
seed, bulk vegetuble seed, hiwnt
grilKS seed. Clark's KlorlHt. Hole"
Poley Hldg. -. 6-1-lt
tlmnstltidiliig, pliuitlug, buttonhole-,,
etc. .Norton's Ikiodle Shop.
C'Altl) OP TIIA.NKS
We wish to thank our many
friends and relatives-l'or tin. kind
ness and sympathy shown us dur
ing I he Illness and death of our
beloved one. Mrs. Lola Hug. Also
for the Den ul trm floral offerings.
Lorraine Hug.'
y Mr. mid Mis. W. A. Wesl,
and I'amily. 6-1-ltp
MOTH Kit's DA V
Is one day in the year that we do
t w lr.h lo forget. It Is sometimes
hard lo rind a remembrunee which
Is suitable, n-id just the right
thing. This year you will find many
new tilings for Mother's !:.. ..I
lilchnrdson's Art and Gift Slum.
Hew the beautiful cards und mol-
toes now on display. i
4-30-tf
AITOMOIUMO OWNIOliS
When you break a sldo glass or
w-lndshleld there nre three Ihin
which you Immediately think of:
Phsl. a GOOD new gluss; secon.l,
Prompt und capable service in IfjJ.
ing It refitted; and Third, the price.
Take your glass wqrk lo Iticliard
son. ,"Tho Art .Man" at ltichiinl
son's Art and Gift Shop, whero
you will save both time and money.
4-30-'.t
A 'man without arms got married
lu Cleveland the other day. Hew
lu the world is ho going to defend
himself? , .
TO filOT DIOGItlOlO
ly Island, is to receive the lion
i.rary degree of doctor of laws from
McGlll university at the eonverea
tli.li May 30.- The deuree Is to I.o
given In recognition of his service
.NOW ItlOADY
Cul.liage. cauliflower, pansles'
jsnupilimgons and stock plains at-
ine l. i.-en house, Chirks Plorists. I
.
K A II M LOANS: LOWIOST KATI0S.I
II. K. DIXON. POLKV DI.DG. I
LA OHANDK. OKIOGON
4-13-1.11 :
Starting tomorrow. The Oregon
Inn Agency will be in the room
wilh the Club Cigar Stole and
A. .;- W. Itoot Meor stjin.l Plinm.
MAIN"
Agent.
49. Kay W. Harrison.
10 Years Ago
Today.
.Jci.li (ieiitc mid Mr. Mi
serve Icn Mil-, miiruliig lo Join
the nrmy.
Shmild join 1 lc. Army (,r Sat
Krlnl Customers at the 1,.LI..
SPRING
BLOSSOMS
POWDER
l joy to use
$1.00
L. & L Drug Co. ,
4 .10.3.