La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 14, 1928, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texti Page Four tA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Saturday, July 14, 1928 (Incorporated) An Tii(lH'iiiltit Newspaper FRANK . APPLEBY Ed 1 1 or and Publisher HARVEY P. mATTIIKWH . T Published evaiilnfcs, except Hu inlay, at 1416 Adams Avenue, , Jji CI ramie, Oreuon. Tha Oheever-8iai published every J'rltluy. Entered ui the Pnsmfrive at La (JiuimIo, tivvmun, us Heound Class Alnll Matter mulcr net of Murch a, 1H7H. OFFICIAL PAPKR OF UNfOV COUNTY ANI THH (MTV OF LA (.UANUE &! KM II tilt AHSO(lATKL PREHg The Associated J'i'ohk Is exclusively entitled to line for publica tion of ill news dispatches credited to It or nut otherwise; credited tf published herein, All rlKhtH of lopuhliculloii tit special dis patches In (IiIh paper, and mIhu the local news herein also are reservm!. rUIItSCIUPTION HATES lly Currier Pally, por month In advance lially, six months In advance , Ia lly, single copy . Jly Mall Dally, per month In odvnneo iJiilly, per six months In udvaiicu lally, ier year In advance , BEMABTINi . . TSn II. HQ ra ... 50o IS.lil) ... $6.00 Weekly Observer-War, per year $i.OO ADVKKTIHINfl 'IMTK. Dlsploy, foreign, per column Inch lllsplny, lorn I, per column Itit'h Time ennirnrt. prices on npplicntlon. 42o 4 On A UUOHM'ID AHMI'IIANI'I-: Thrill will keep lilm III perfect pence, whose wind Ih staved on thee; liacriitso he trilHtolh In thee.- Inn. a:J. or;j i an i TO i Huckleberries Are Offered On Oregon Markets PORTIMNn. July H (AT) New arrlvula of huckleberries on III local market at & . nn..nH ; brought variety to the assortment or oerrie offered. Mtrawberrle have almost entirely disappeared. Ituapberrle arc acarce anil quoted at i to .6. I.ogunberrles are lightly higher at $8.25 to S.60. Apricot are coming In mare plentiful shipment, but there la' Utile change In price.. .The melon1 unit cunleloupe market level, 'me tomato market la het ler. California toniatoea are 11.(0 to It.'il. Oregon tomatoea, II. 71 to 12.26, while u few shipment MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY Wheat July NciM !. CHICAGO tilMIX , Open , High Isw " Clone ...!. )t)i : l.2i - t.g I .MM ....t.3U&H ' tMK, MS I.MK9K Why rail Vni uiin uIii'ii ninrit II i re huriMtl mil. tnnihlo ivllli ruritiprn la uy tlim't May mini long ciKinuh t af'urr lilii-r iiillilii luiny. MVKRi'(XL H'HKAT J.IVKHI'OOI., July 14 (AD Wheat cloaeil: July . uni; Oct. Ida, 8 Ud; , Jo. Ilia, 7 d. CHKWiO CASH fHICAOOi July 14 (AD Wheat, no aalea. Corn No. t mix ed I. u (4; No. 2 yellow, 1.07 if Vi: outa No. 2 white 68 a, 7 lc:' No. 8 u-hllM. filtTiriKc lun remalna: j,ul.lw 9(,, i,o. Timothy ... l! I44M.II5. Dover aetxl, $saii lv.lt,. l'OHTI.M) WIIKAT rrom the Wallu. Wi.11,1 n,.n. J"y ' AD quoted ut 12 DO "" j Wheat Itlg llend. blueatem, hard l-r-.h .mn'ili'nl flrat egg. dron. "! hlte. I I. J4; ned anoll..; ii . an...... .....1 . 1 w'rn '-3- "urd winter, tlon. Kreah medium extraa drop. pen ro v,c. I'oiillry prlcea ahow very alight deellOK Hena. to 4 pounda, ore at I7e. I'nder 3 pnunda. 16c' A number of ducka ara offered on I ha local market but ronaumptloa la negligible In the auminer aeuann anil no ample price la quoted,. , '. ' 'v; OVERNIGHT NEWS Seasonal Declines n lumber Business 11.123: northern wcatern red, l.a4. Oula-No. 3, a-lh. 143. TodnyN car recelptn flour, Hi; corn, I; huy aprlng, tl.SH: while (tied. -Wheat. 42: Rally Fades Out Close Irregular In Stock Market Hy STAXI.HV l'l!i:(isll, (AHMvlatdl I'itwi riiiuii inl Kilitor) NIOW VOKK. July 14 (Al' rtnllylng tcndi uclca In toduy'a brief aeaaion of the stock market petered out noon after the opening and the munket turned lrregulur. (jenerul hleetrlc. Hudlo, Clennlul Alutoia, RED CROSS SHOES v - v Your choice of light colors .V $7.95' '" . : N. K. West & Co., Inc. ACTIVITY IN WOOL MARKET ABOUT ENDED aUC.H, July 14 (AD Activity in the wool lllld uiohulr lliurliel !h Curt Inn nnd Inlerniitlunal Telephone ' nhoiil over for the aeiiaon. liuyeiM lly Iho AaaorinKl I'rrwa ; IMMrlic .. MT. IIOI.I.Y, N. J. CJnrniimi killed in email nf nliine on wnv in On the other hand, the penalty (or political draft-dodjring: Mexie.. cny rn.m .New York. is increased honor. Then, 'too, if a lot of laiHiness men would take their husi ness as .seriously ns they do their golf, business would lie I letter. : The Chinese now entreat the honorable permission of the western powers to reform their own finances. And the pow crs, ns usual, will probably insist on doinjr it for them, after a fashion. ' Of all the Fourth of July horrors, which fortunately were less than usual this year, there was probably nothing more infernal than one that occurred in Camden. N. J. A middle aged citizen was silting, asleep, on the porch of his home, with his' mouth slightly open. A 'practical joker" sneaked up with a cannon firecracker, placed it between his teeth, lighted the fuse and fled., The victim was awakened by an explosion that seemed to blow his head off, and actually blew his teeth out and terribly lacerated his mouth and throat. We don't get the humor of that, any more than the victim does. "Practical jokes" often suggest an unbalanced mind in the -perpetrator.. In such a case as this,' the joker evidently be longs in an institution or the criminal insane. NORMAL SCHOOL NEARER . .Yesterday's information from Salem to the effect that tho normal school regents had voted to go ahead with the ; Eastern Oregon institution was happily received in 1 41 Grande nnd throughout the territory to bo served. It's a decision that will be approved throughout tho stale, as it was at the election two years ago, and Oregon people can feel gratified that the need for an educational plant east of tho Cascades is finally to be realized. , The school has been the cause of some worry bylocal people interested in the progress of La Grande, and the object of much effort the past year and a half by those in positions of authority and influence. Although there has been a small measure of dissatisfaction at tho delay, a large majority of the community has been 'in sympathy with the position of the regents and have lent every constructive encouragement and aid as time went on. Those in constant nnd close touch with the situation have held the same position, and have felt confident that the action taken yesterday would come be fore the year ended. Tho major portion of credit for the present happy status of the normal school is due, as all La Grande knows, to the keen interest and fine effort of the present city commission and its president. In a recent conversation at Salem Governor Patterson paid a high compliment to President Hill in speak ing of the normal school, saying that he had dune all that any man or any community could do to further tho interests of Eastern Oregon and its new normal. Ho nnd the commission have boon tactfully and energetically assisted by other public spirited citizens in various organizations. The community j has lieoii united in its hope for and interest in the early real iiation of the school. Providing an ideal site without state expense, planning numerous civic improvements for the prop erty, drawing a special contour map, etc., have all been ac complished with enthusiasm and dispatch. Co-oioration with ' the regents has been the foremost idea and has found a satis fying reward. Everyone will look forward to the time when the first building will lx completed and the school actually opened to students. We hope that can he done by the l'.VJi) summer ses sion. Tho young ix-oplu and the schools of Eastern Oremm In which they will rind a worthy vocation deserve this fine opiMrtunity. Jinny of them are awaiting it with keen antic ipation. It means a chance for greater growth, broader serv ice. It means a more adeiU:ite teaching personnel in our schools. No investment Oregon will make the next few years can bring more beneficial returns. m Mr Jar", n!JXMiiSm)ilW(bly' vngt. Top 1.1,40 paM,'- ?'m . . -niciime of i'. .111111011. ror choice around 190-lh. weights, "talc He ' LllVlinV .Anl Tt.unnl 1 1. Ok I Rn.t ...... Nnit. vlnn I'AI.Ai'lOH. Tex. Three die In uit-piiine criiah In street.- llorHTox, Tex. v. W. Ilnr- neite, I lit hi miiniiirer, killed in crush. WAIIASII. Intl. TWO killed when phi ne uoee dives, - - lill.OXI. .Miss. Three Indict ments returned 111 Federal palron aue InveallLHitlon. WASHINGTON Ilnhlnaon and funis, friendly enemies, meet. AI.IIANV Smith 'arrive from New York. M 1 1 ,W Al -K I-: K 0 e rmn n-A merl can lenders deny support of Hoov er. , I.OH AN(1M,i:h I'rohlhltlnn dl reelor offers to I'JIIO for lips fi'inii civilian aa to violation of law. f I fir AflO Don or ordera Mayor ThnutpsiMl to take u rest. I'tlltKlfiN KI.VflM PAY Plane rescues Horn and Van Dolmen, lost attempting 10 reach Italia crew. Hit) JAMCIilO Note found In liollle apparently signed hy St. Un man, lost Kreneh avinlor. l IT K T II A It Y, France Plot, against Spanish government be lieved serious despite Madrid lie-., nlals. HALIFAX-, KiiKlnnd Ijihor wins' I'ORTI-AMI MVKKTOTK I'OHTI.AND, July 14 (AP) Hogs Itecelpta 176, Including D7 on contract. Totula tor week (op- proxlmately) : futile, 1S75: calves. 120; hogs. 3680; sheep, 660R, . Cattle rompured with a week ago, matured claruiea steady to 2c i higher;, some aalea of aleera and , , " ahe stock Moiuluy ahowed 60c 'Al ) lu-nln. , n.lvn. In. less showed seasonal decline, in ih "'u" "laugnier aleera. jlii.oaw Ull Vleldsil In iielllitir iti-Muun tuit ill tills vil'illllV Ithc losses went relulively siunll. i Pools were ut work on a smalt scale In, a 'selected assortment, of oil, chuin stores, pucking copper and public utility lasuea. Indian Iteffning preferred soared U points, Midland Steel products preferred 6 Vt umi Atlantic. Itofln Ing, Kroger Store. Alllerlciin Itail Intor. Hhllliert Theaters and f udllhy sold two to thren points higher. The closing was irrcgulur. Total salea npproxlmtited 6hi.immi shares. UKi-ee, with iriic- NEW YORK, July 14 bronchea of.th lun.h.e L "l"'ra mostly $ 1 1.511 iti 12.10 Mhu.a.i u.nu....i .i-.ii l- t.I 'desirable slaughter ateera, week ended July 7. - New buslnena J. 'unsioeruoie anowtng or llglll tor the week compared auilsfactor- 'J''l h ,1 , r """""l lly with. the week before, when or- '"f;1, .. c?"" ,,n'' der iiiiioiinled lo 360,629.0(10 feet, f1 mostly Ti 10; medium and the Nutlnnul Lumber .Muuuructtir- owe'; lfrn".""' -r' ,lo,vn; ! '- ... ........ iv uuu, musiiy ,11.111 1l 7.2S; beat light veulers up to n; calves, xio.60 down; henvlea era' asaorlatlon report. Packers And Stock t milled ordera of : southern pine und u-mmI cnnul mlllv u-.-. 4.4 ,i, r.., ,.i.-. ii.i,.-."','..'.".t. and thins down to 17.60. previous week ' "0K" Saturday hog sales stendy. ' 'Light butchers, I3.26: over weight anil underwolghta, $11.60 I ing sows ut IX. 76. 1 omnnreil w t It n u-n.l. nn laras Act invalid t"""'n"r ""' 6b7bo higher: 7 " feeder pig 60c up; hulk light , , , , ' butcher. $124112.26; top. $12.60 w.irw,j, nru., amy 11 iai-i tror one onil Mnntnv m..rU..ivi.iH U...I.I I. fl .. IT l . -" .,unr ,u v uuu.rii ,i, ii., ana tindprn-eigius. Jii.75 down: Dunham today declared the puck-1 extreme, henvlea .inu-n i in. !,. t and stools yurd act of congresa ing HOws, $S.76f 8.60; slaughtor ' unuoiiaiiiuiionai. .pig, largely $ 10.60 W I 1.26; feeder na uci vastest m iu ecrtury.piK n strong demand ut n.6(Ktf of ugrlculture power lo fix und de-'$io. termlna commission chargeable hy I sheep Sheep and mmba o.uot llvestock commission flrma ut the 'ably sieudy with n week ago: sev vnrloua markets of the country. Jerul loads of good to choice M?iunt (Adama Inmha bought to arrive at .... .. ' 113: best valley offerings selling ut OIICAdO I.IYI-STOfK !$HTil2: throwoilla $9W10.60; u , few choice light yenrllngs up to rmrAOO, July 14 (AP) I nlted . 8 r,ft: Slates Department of Agriculture ' Official quolntiona ut the North Hogs Receipts 6.000; market Portlund yards were steady and mostly weak to 10c lower: on hogs 1 unchanged loiluy nt yesterday's tlcally tho enllre spring clip of mor hair cleaned up, except a few lag cm! lots. The little Hiatus left, auy the buyers, will' prolsibly go at M cents u pound for old and til) cenla for kid. j. Mohair buying will be resumed witli the fall clip, with tlm proa pert now for ' somewhat lowev prices I linn were ohtulnctl for tho spring clip. scullng suo lbs. up; lighter weights "kuii-s. 161 V6c lowr In comparunce wlthr little word to tho, United note: Sennlor Joe lloliln- I.OXIiO.V Annie Ilesanl, then- Shipper too estlmuled holdover ""n. vl"e preslilentinl nominee, he- slphlst lender. III. s,0o. Butchers, medium lo choice me involved in n golf nrgument KPOHT 3&-x60 lbs. $io.:ifi'.i 11.40; 200.250.0 oouple of yenrs ago nnd knocked .S. S. PltF.SIDlJNT ltOOHi:Vi:i.T,lhs., $!0.60ffi I 1.40; 16O-2O0 lha.. " eold. MncAi'lhur says Olympic team 1 0.25 W 1 1.40. pv ' ' 1 does nut understand sniping 111 it. rattle Itecelpls 300; compared MTirK Or' SHI'llirPK SAI.R f lllf Ado l.es Marrlner, 1111- wil h a week ago fed light yearlings ' Noll," I hereby given that I mils university heavyweight, wins'steady to 26c higher, choice kinds hnv received foreclosure, execution Hllll kiinekoiii. ' Ishnwlnii o.lv.niee iiinln r..,i iiht ond order of sale. Issued out of and IlKLAWAItl-: WATIOH (1A.P. Pa. and medium weight steers slea.lv: . "n,,,"r ' ' the Circuit Court FIND IT HERE Oopy for thl column must bo In by a. m. iMsinRA.vce Ajvn bonds Everything But Life Insurance " u. s. invit.ii;nt CO. I O. W. WARNOCK I 1-lSjU oennison'a decorailve crepes odd effectiveness tq your store win dows. Wa have tTieni in every shade nnd design. Newlln Hook .Stores 7-13-if Wuhl, Wuternmn, Turk Fountnln Pens and Kversharp Pencila ut Newlln Hook Slore. OilaninlciMl In every respect. 7-1 3. tf CIiOSIXO OUT Princeton, Jrene, Old How and several other linns of China and Semi-Porcoinin Dlnnerwuro are now being closed out at half price ut Itichnrdson's Art unit (lift Shop. Take udvnntuge of this opportunity to fill in your dinnerware. 7-U-tit Attention Milk Consumers Beginning August 1st, the following prices for milk and cream deliv ered at your door will apply: MILK Quarts -12c Pints - 8c CREAM Whipping Pints ..-...35c V- Pints :.-..25c CREAM Commercial , Pints .-. - 25c . Pints ........15c H. li. Anderson, Geo. H. Clark, C. Hilderbrandt, Bert Grotit, Emil Gaertner, N. H. Neilson, H. L. Parker, James Smith, L. W. Drumsmith, Don Matot, ' Members of LA GRANDE DAIRY ASSOCIATION , j cnmpstnn wins eastern open golf f lllf AOO Three Jockeys In spill at Lincoln fields. Mayor Baker In Fight Against P.E.P.andP.S.C. lamlis. 113.60. POUTLANI). Ore., July 14 (AP) Portland Is "going to get the rates of Hie Portland Klecttic Pow er eOlllliatlV l-etliireit mi.l tlm inl.llc service ciiinnilsslnn is Rnlng to get ! yar-'logs, the fads iilioul the power company whether It wains them or not.", This was the declaration of Mayor George U linker yesterday before a meeting 'of the city council In which alleged steam roller methods on the part of the Oregon cnminls-' slot! were attacked, flty Attorney lii-nnt und Kenneth (. Italian, rale expert retained liy the city, were Instructed by the council to take Immediate steps toward attacking the valuation of the power com pany regardless of the decision nf the public service commission to aillieie to the IMS valuation of the properties. 4luiian charged there are eleven million dollars worth of fictitious values In the asset of the power company. Oram said h had never seen a better example of steom-rnller methods," than was given by the commission when It determined to stnnd by the lOlll valuation. weighty kinds sternly to 26c lower: ""' 's,ul of Oregon for the rouglo heavies bowing- decline; I', "n,y of l'"'on. dated the nih grassy nnd short fed steers uneven- " -y Qf July' 1!,2S' ln ,h s" there ly 265! 76c lower; vealels ll I no 36W '" landing, wherein the Pnlted 76c Inner; slockers and feeder ""'" National Hank of Lu Grande, firm to 25c higher; best yenrllngs. ''''t". a nallonnl bunking nssocln $16.25; yearling heifers, $15.90; Dla,n"fr' at"1 "arrl, heavy aleera, $ ID. TIII1 Harris, and the Hooverlled Sheep Itccelpls 2.000; alow on Orocery. a corporullon. nre defend odd loads of native lumhs nnd un'a to "'"'ted. upon a decree yenrllngs; for the week 103 doubles Bn" ot,lvr of mode and enler froin feeding station, 1S.6IM1 direct. " ""'d roul't ni1 "p " "'e Fat lambs closing $ I or more lower. 01 h ,,"' or J,lly' in favor of Sheen strong feeding lambs 25c "''ove plaintiff and against the higher; weeks lo prices: Fat range ""aderenilunls. for the sum of i Inmha, $14.45: fat natives, IIS. lu: 1 S.7 1 4.13. with Interest at 8 per $13.25: fut ewes, $7: "i per annum irom tne titn day of Headquarters for .periodical nnd manalne.' Take "aloof soma'.'bri your vacation. New lln nook Store. 7-13-tf. hcmoiiixim; sale Thla wt'ek only ltlchurdson's Art and Olft Shop nip having a Pre ltemodellng Sale, with overything In the shop reduced from Hi to 60 per cent, lloom must bo made for the changing of the storo front. It lu n real opportunity to save ma terlilty in ull lines carried by this store. , 7-9-Ut HonislltcliInK, pirating, button holes, etc. Norton's liliullc Strop. Our circulating library affords you good reading ut low price. Nowlin Hook Store. 7-13-tf IT ISN'T A HOME WITHOUT A TELEPHONE IS.' No girl wants to be a wall flower. , j And no father or mother wants their daughter to be one. A Telephone in the home may not be "wall-flower" in surance, but it has helped many a young person to whole some companionship. Home Independent Telephone Co. AND YOU CAN HAVE ONE FOR A FEW CENTS A DATI range feeding lambs, $13.60; bulk "" until pal.l, together with prices for week: Fat westerns. 11 1 u"w-" reasonable-attorney fees. $ 1 6.7-6 I 0.36; flit natives. $ 1 5.25 !'$ I !'." costs and disbursements, Hi; throwoilla. $IIW12: yearlings. I in hlch said execution nnd order $11.7611 12.50;. fat ewes, $4.76 7:,of folr 1 01,1 commanded to aell the feeding lumhs, 1 3 ft 1 3.60; ewe following described property, being POHTLAND PHOIll ( i: the property described In the inoit guges and deeds being foreclosed In said action, to-wit: l.ot 2 In re-uhdlvlsion of Itlock 13. Supplemental, Plat of Clnindy'a Addition to I .a Grande. I'nlon county. Oregon, ns the plat of auld re-subdivialon ia now on file In the office of the Comity Clerk of Union Oregon, except a portion of Legion May Print New State Journal Try- W. K. GILBERT CO. First S.U.KM. Ore. July 14 AD PuhtU-ntlon of n now American Kton periodical incorporated by the statu 1t'mrlmrnt, and Ulscon (tmiitncc of t he present official puMicnilon of the li-plon tn this nUtn w ore recommended ty rep nsentiitivr of the legion from WjishlnKton, Marion. Yamhill. I'olk. and Tillamook counties who met here last nlpht. The chnnire was fnvored January 1, 1929. Opln. km wu that the journal should ho l.md twice a month. It was recommended that an ad vtnory ho i of ftv members in conjunction Hh the state viecu tivs conimttte should control tho paper. It was believed this ar r:uiRMiiont would make possible a decivas in membership fees. SA1.KM. July 14 (Al) Plant nuaiantine offtcals and peclallsls who are altrmllnic the lth annual conference of the western plant lnarunttne hojinl now In session her will le it"tsts of the faculty of OriKiMi Slule ori -.cultural col lege at I'orvallts Ibis afternoon. The visit to i hi nil) clos the confrnc. P01tTI.ANI July 14 (AP) wholesale- prices (cubes) : Kxtrus. Portland dairy exchange. net wholesiilc prices (cubes: Kxtrns, 41Sjc: stitndarils, 4-c; prime firsts, i County, 41; firsts. 4le. reamery prices: 'suld lot herttufor deeded to K Prints, 3c over cube standards. j.Mc.Manus under date Sept. 13. 19J2. Kkks Standard firsts and me (recorded on dukc fill of Book 7ti, dlum extras I30 lower Portland 1 Records of I'nlon County. Oregon, dairy exchanKe (net basis): Fresh 'described as follow h: ComnifiicMiK standard extras. Sic: fresh stun-'at the NK corner of said l.ot t. mn durd firsts. 300; fresh medium ex-Jntns south to the Kast boundary tras, 27c: fresh medium firsts. lino 100.6 feet, thence Wrst 2 feet. 2Tc. Prices to retulUrs, lc ta So thence Mouth to the south line, over cxehanire prices. thence Kast to the Southeast cor- Milk Haw milk (4 per cent),'ner of said l.ot I. thence North to $:'.2i cwi. delivered Portland, less lh plao of betfinnlne: also Lots 1 per cent. Ilutter fat, 4Jc. 1ft and ll. and the Kast half of l.ot Poultry Steady, alive, hens Oveflli In Hlock Chaplln'u Addillun 4S, lbs., 2 4o: 4 to 4S lbs.. 1 S ti tc; 3 lo 4 llvs., 3 lbs. and under, loc; sprlhKs and IcKborns. 25c. Potatoes fieady, quotatlotis On IkisIs of lao-lo, sack: Hest varieties j selling i ii reus. Onions Steady, best varieties. Jl.26 1.T5. Wool Steady, Kastern Oregon wools (f.o.b. country points) : Choice ll.-ht shrinkintr fine. Ii 3 7c lb.; heavier shrinking fine. S21il34o; crossbred wools, 361? 40c. Volley: Medium, 50o Ih,; coarse 4&c lb. Huy Steady, buying prlcea: Kastern Oregron timothy, $3IHr 21. &o; do valley. 1 ?.&o 1 $; alfal (a, tlT.sttu U; clover. $12: oat hay. $161 U; straw. 9!0 ton; setllnir ; prices, J ton mora. WlHHi THAlif.HS KXCOrHAm HOSTON. July 14 (AP Wool traders are heinr encourairetl hy a llitte more lntuiry and by occas lonul sates of half blood aud finer prades of domestic wool. Graded below balf blood are slow with some IrrfRUilariiy In quotation on 1? medium flewes. Territory medium! wools re ahowinf a firmer tend- (Sheriff o( I'nion County. Orejron. to the City of la Crumbs I nlon County, Oregon; also the following personal property located on sabl Lots 10 and 11 last above describ ed: 4 Murphy foldinir beds: 4 elec tric rangvs; 4 coal )ui water heat ers; uressers; 4 outlets: 4 com plete acts llirbt housekeeping uten sils; 4 tables and 13 chairs, and all other furniture contained in the hutldlujr on said lots. Now Therefore. By virtue and authority o( said writ, and In obed ience to Us commands, 1 will, on Wednesday, the 1Mb day of August. t?S, at two o'clock P. M. of said day, al the front door of the court hou in La Urand I'nlon County, Oregon, sell at public auction the said reul and persoual property. and all the right, title, estate, lu terest and equity of the said de fendant therelu and thereto, to the hi heat bidder for cash, subject to redemption as provided by law, the proceeds to be applied in satisfac tion of said JudKment and decreet Including costs and accruing costs of execution and sale. ratt this 11th day of July. Si. JKSSE BRKSHEAUS, Wish I Could E at achieven1pnt d wiy great invention began in a wish. Edison's wisli to reproduce the human voice was the first step toward the phonograph. .Marconi wished wireless le fore he thought it. The wish may come the quicker to accomplishment, if it has the practical support of a bank account. Our officers may le able to help you turn your wishes into actuality. Consult them freely United States National Bank cy. tJuly -!i-3 Aug 4-11)