La Grande evening observer., August 16, 1928, Image 4

Thursday, Augusb lfi, 1!)2S
I,A GKANDE - EVENING OBSERVER
F
n
Iia(6raniic Ocninu bscrucr
( liienrioniiel
An linlcH'iioViit Nivpmwf
FRANK H. API'L.KHY
HAItVKV K. MATTMKU'H .
Published evening, except Sunday, ut 1416 Adams Avenue,
Ijk firande. Oregon. 'J he Ooserver-Htar published every Friday.
Entered nl th Pimtofflce hi J 4i tirande, Oregon, ' .Second
Clumt Mail Matter under in:t .( March 2. I-H7H.
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Tim oiitifi'l price
damn ItM'h
on wpplicntlnii,
Ol.'U COD And ii f-hall be ."Hid In that d.
I Cod; ut h i vi' waind Tor him, and he will sa
Lord: w e h vi; w-ii ted for him, we will be
-In his salvation. Isa. 2.":'j;
A few more motor mergers,
ciiiiiK'ting with etch other any
One of the many curious spectacles of this rccord-hreak-hiK
age has leen a woman swimming hack and forth in a
tank until she became delirious, just to see how long she
iuuld keep il- up, while her son cheered her on. j
"Kacketeers" are blamed for
f.iim 50 cents to 7"i cents in
, ,
jack up prices aic slugged.
cHlnino. wliirh costs nothiiiL'.
ing made there.
,Vilh inlorost in the ctmiinjr oluctimi tncroa.siny: each wool;,
'ihe OI)SCivor wants tti rail attcntitm tn the (act that its
'Open Court" column is own to anvone of nithor nariv
v.ishing to expms.s Itiu or her opinion on a candidate or an
issue. All communications must be signed, as evidence of
f rod faith, must be not more than oOO woids in length, ami
r.uist contain nothing liUOoun or of purely prejudicial na
luie failing to contribute to the subject discussed. The
( bserver may or may not agree with such communications
but they will, nevertheless, be interesting and .should be an
i.id to the electorate in judging the campaign.
(
Last week Henry C. Ca'len, V. S. Marshall iif Denver,
Colo., received a wamrtit signed by JMestdent (.oolidge and
; Secretary (if Slate Kellogg for the anest and extradition 1
Tiom Kranee of Henry M. Ulackmer, fugitive fiom justice.
lilacknier, it will be remembered, was a partner of Harry
Sinclair in the Continental Trading Co., badly involved with
the Teapot Dome scandal. Ilatlier than go to couit he fled
to France, and now it looks liko he would flee back accom
panied by United States officers, lilackmer deserves no
.sympathy. His guilt is confessed with his flight, but one in
inclined to doubt whicii would be tile greater punishment
.for him a prison teim in this country or exile in other
lands for the rest of his life, Ameiica is dear even to Am-
, erican criminals. Prohibit their returning and it is the one
ming they want most in life, Klackmcr will be punished,
ro matter what happens.
WORDS OK DKKDS
It di'pfiuls on tin l!nito(l States, siiys Sir Au.sti'ii t'liiiiu
lii'iliiin, in cITfct, whether Uio now Aniei ican pciico treaty
to he signed hy nun o than
p-..cr or a liindiiiH: pact
I oree.
an
' 'I he proposal,"
lias told
i rri'unition of (he hoiror of
IliiiiK to he had lecnuise to
lunch niore il will lie will, in
iifoiiraj;enieiit taken hy the
in how the rest of the world
l.e'p or hinder him in the agression. '
''If Die Aineiican iiation rallies itself behind its own
treaty, then indeed the signature of the treaty will he an
additional and most formidable deterrent of war and a most
.rluable security for peace." i
It is a frank anil reasonable view of the case. Ann licaus,
i. miliar w ith the p, iin-iple that no law can eiilm.-e itself
; til i mint it-ally slimi'd hae no illusions about international
treaties clil'oieinK themseb e,,. Meiely aiesNive v.arout-
lawi'd is not jroinjr to outlaw war unless the declai ini; powers,
. i ml pal ticu'aily the propo-er of the tii-aty who happen to
, be the st I oncost, pow ei
laliue
ten wind to j'.ive it
' This plainlv i 1 1 1 1
I'oiCe and
lies Co opei
'Mid coeieioli of uni ihteoiis nations, in mi far a
T In make the peace pact re: pccti'd and lived up
I I luted Stales is rot piepaied to tu-al any hie
treaty as an outlaw, whether the olfen.-e In- ,
(oiilitry (ir tniother vmintry, perhaps il should
j with the inaller.
I hat does not mean neccs
,.1 violator. It does mean u.nii); at lea.-.!, the w.-apmis
he opinion, moral .suasion and economic power to
, international outlaws. Peace
' Il can be made Ihe "popular
, by-gone centuries. Ki
can lie a most vital one
Hook's
At! cxpltucr's .scii'titilK' niuipmrnt ms moiv ami innu
daburato. OunimaiHler H.viti, for inslanrc, is taliinj; to iho
Aiitartic a tun of tobacco and a lot oi' ice cream fivrzcns. ,
Kdflnr and Publisher
KlJfillPHH Malinger
NHN COIWTY AND THIS
- A liKAM'l-:
tu il or not "UutwIm! li'
Ihed
f republication of .spec!
tin-
the local news herein also are
$ . a
be
... 60c
$'.&
J.'i.OO
4 2c
400
, thi is our
: this is the
and rejoice
glad
hikI automobiles won't Ik:.
more except en the road. I
the raise in hair-cut prices
Chicago. J'.arliers who don't i
. , , i ,i . 1
Outsiders have supposed that
was the prevalent hair-dress-
a dozen powers is a scrap of
amiable uvstiiie or a livinjr
th
e Hi itish I'ai liaiiienl," is a
of the I'ai't that war is ;
ill the last resort. How
opinion, ilepenil not on an;
wai'
mil;
my
United States oveinment,
thinks the t'nited States
Ins:
will
thclllSi'lve.t bi'hnnl
i e w i il-
ef feet.
at ion Willi
I'lLlhtc
n. it ions j
nee
sarv
In. If the
aker of the
i(.'.anist this
i on further'
- .ai
up at i'i
ir.ain 4 1
.f pub-
control , .
is a matter of wmld
thin;:," just as war I
t m at ion. '
; been in !
treaty is the fust ..top and!
OUT OUR WAY
Army Officers
Killed in Grade
Crossing Wreck
oXKdlili. i'.i.. Ann. Hi (Al'l
y iJor Jijs(.1h ,, llf ,,. , ,.,,
wim m-niy wan inot.-i tit - kiiit-J
and IJeiiteiia nl Colonel Jdliiltnd
I in it her h.idly injured wlin 1 1n-ir
inolor ear xva struck hy a I'enn
f u ula railro.id milk train at
Itainnhv rrosviiiK "ntl 1 1 it H;iltl-
iiMHf pike tcol.iv'. ,i
The aiiloNiotill- w.tH slrink
fipnirely in (he renter na the army
oriiet is, aeeordhii; to an eye wit- t
im'sh, ilritvc acrosH the truck Tin
aiitoni:ilir siu-nal liht, it Js Hit id,
warned of the approa-hint; tniin.
The en r. of tin trdiiii type, wun
4 iri'l-d ii him; 1 he traek ahout - j
feet ami then tossed aside a eoin-
ph te wre.-k. Major Ktiss whs
found wedfird in Ihe ear and was
de:id uIiqii KiVPilMt hy memhers
of the H it in i
ll is neck was
ii.
I.Ulltrli.iiit Colonel Kulrher. wImi
i"vin. wan found daZed a row
,., wll(ls u,i ems on the i-iehi
The olflcciM ha
1 left Washington
i a vacation nip
! llicir llr.u ..stop
plauniti
at I'hil.
: to mil.
dclphhi.
U'AKIIIXirniN. Aug. Ii; I.M'I
M;i.ih- .l.iM-ph Itil.is uf WaHliiilKtull.
uli.i .! IUIIi-iI .-mil I.t. I'ul. Kilwill
liUUlH-l- Ullll MUM IlljUI'IMl Wll.-ll
tni-ir .niliiliiuliili- su-u.-k a irnili at
I :.-ii ii-.li .. m ar llvfi.nl. I'a., tnilay.
ha.l l.- ii slatlt.lHil at 1'iitl 1 1. 1 1 -iilnu
flu.. Inn iirii1 al. nut to liri:iii
.-.tmlii-H m Uir army war rolltiji:
h.-ir for Hie i-oinlni; yoar.
COOIMOK WINS BY
t aii m i?r:iv
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til inur-.l fn.ni Tumi 1)
i.f 1 In. linn. Kivr
mliilatiM
imlit tin- i-.-pulihi-a n iiiiiniiintliin.
I.im Ih-i- '1'nki. Iaml
. nil.liiUi- uf In.liiui olrj. In fu
ll nl' StiLiior Cyi-uj. I tier in I hi
unit in 1 u a liiiua riitilily as ll-
0. -n-il luilav uiii-ii tlir offlrial
mil nf lull-. v;: mail.'.
Tlx- uiiiilfii-i.il ti 4 lalitllat.-il
i .1111 In Nsiiiiii-r.-i yi si rrilii y jjavr
r. Oi. on Hunt uf t'lnrliinnti vi-t
1. ".' I. 'ruiliiy il was fiiunil Hunt'.-,
nlr in I'tiyaliui-.i rnuiily wnn lli.-
I. I.iii-li.-r s uiuirtiri.il vntr In
ir . ninny ii;m I ;'.'.:'. I.oi lu-r u.i-.
-Ii.i i
I.I ll.lM-
T lllllll
I rl III sr
iMtiipliti.
Illi- Kl.tl.'
I.- .s,.;
jllltl' Mil
ii nnijuriiy nf
I'.il- Illi' lll'lim
iiatt.l'ial ninii-
uniiffli'iitl lr
tal.illnlril l.ilr
It'll I'nss.
i. was ;.;ii.'.".
i in
tin us
,ii.l
!, Ii I'.I fur
Hunt. '
Ii. K.'
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Vi-U.ot
rtliuli-
iiln
V.
III lippi.sil I'. n. tt III
"I'i ini . t ho run -ini.ili:n
lipnn lln-
.1 I'll t'lul.il S'MIH'Ilt !
i.f tin Mi-.V.oy-..
.ii.-.l In h.itr a '
Hi. n
I n nun nl i-s
.ma ii ,
li.nl ,
t li.
! I .i
lull's Sun Iti-iitt'tl
II. Till. Uir
ml nl
I'i" l..r T..II lsl
r. .1. on. in ioiii-.iih.ii
ii i.t t .;.-.
i. l-i ..t. in nitike i;...d
..M..itON bcc.itc ,,( their thihni.
sountN n is.ni.il.il' iii-le., ti1(y start
lu Jidd'v jtouad v. in Uiv uir.
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HOOD RIVER
JOINS SNAKE
RAIL 15ATTLE
(Continued from Pase
rin-, nniy employ its own eoiinsel
as a direct H-u-'l reircsentaU e.
or, in addition to Ihe retaining of
Mr. Hallock. It was a I .ho decided
that the sejretarles of the various
commerri.il hndics sh.ili prepare
all riMinlsite dMa and he Ihe prac
tical witnesses at the heiirin of
Ihe raM" hefore. the in! eivtti le
commerce commission.
The view taken hv lOaO rn (He
Bon points is th;it s
would e.tuse Ihe
through tiriinde.
heroine a hranch
would. cause a 1 ni:e
to the st.ite. and t
u.-ll ;i r.iil
1'ril.Mi T'.-i
llnkiT. nr.. Li
titi.-. tli;it II
l...s hi tevfini..
llsiilv: lit.iur-Ort-Kuii
l.-1-.-il
Is.
uus to the
Tory in nth
ist era
res (iet
SOLID SOUTH
TO STAY FAT,
DANIELS
(' ill U-(l fliHIl I'lIK J 1
Ifnue his discux-ions j i; (t dry h aL
is of liis iai'ty with the ;irrival oT
Senator Ceorge. of Ccorgia. an p
poncni of Smith for the nomina
tion. Mms WnKli 'lomovrow . i
, A conrer. iue with Senator Walsh
of Montana, who withdrew from
the .nice for nomination after the.
California prim.iries and announc
ed his support of Smith, will wind
up the series of conrid.-utn!discus-sions
with prominent drys thai the
presidential candidate had person-
niiv
arranged for th
lii-iloil prc-i-i-t-nimiy.
t.,.lMl . ,,. no,ri,-atlon
Iialii.-IM n.Hyrrtril tin- Kolidi, ill
)lr i.-il up th.- silllalii.il. w.nllil l-i--liuiin
noll.lly .li-nioi-ralll- ill Non lil-
l-r ili-splo- id., fait that ymiii- w.-r.
opposlni; Smith thrrt' on lilt prohi
bition mnnil. H- r. ili'iiili-.l lliut
tin woulil stain I liy 11"' Ili'Ui'i "iruni
rolislalil.- to pri'Siili'lit'' ami t't-pn-ssi-il
l.i'li. i that Sllllllh wouhl in-tak.-n
at his tirtl wln-n h.- itaiil lit'
wuiilil faithfully i-ul'tirct' Hi.' hnv.
Iti'ltivls IIomMoii li"sii;v
W lillr ailaill t xpn ssini; r. tir-t
tn.T Snillh's ui.-ssaui' to tl.r Hou
sttui t out t'tuliin ili-t-hii-inu fur inni-i-ninlal
t-nfort-i'lll.'nt las. liatiirls
fiiiiI Ii.' .11.1 not l.t'liiv.' I his "a" I'
liuillatlon ol tin' il.'inin-l-atli- phit
lorin w!i:i-h In- tlmtiiihl at. iiial..y
"in.-t th.- situation."
Tin- si-i-ii-lai y til llir iinvy unil.-r
pitsiili-iu Wilson il.'lil'-il piililish. .1
i .-poi t.s tllai I host- tipposlnir Snittli
Docs It Again
riris.
-f
V
. . . V
, . pts.';h&i
i I U f,; ;
r'nr th flKhih tlnio in hit ltf",
JitllUH Pnltoek of Wh.-elitie wen
the recent nnnual WcM Virginia
iimtenr utl( rh.tmpi'in hip,
defeated Korrrst McNoil of Clark
imi in the A tin I Stl hl" wau
to trah oft tho t.tlc lolle.k In
tciiU cntcriHi? thr hi'iioiml aiu-
uur mvut tUU tuuiiucr,
SAYS
By wiiiiam,
IABENARTIN
Lai It
JfV.-J
vi'iLj
A fcllrr hmsI he ni-Hl rr
hat In' th' cean imi l W Ne." ln:l
; rdy l' ncn' uils n luiivl fcf a-
Iny "IV r?' mi' th' hnnces he lake-"
iMiticii limes gjviiU'C If llici's
n tliltitr In crrviM- a hciiiccketl
liiiHl..nnl iMilit I' intlii mi clc
lihnut. in North Carolina wer
dolir so
liecaiiiie of his religion.
, "These reports are doing the peo
ple of my slate a, grei'1 injustice."
he declared. "Some may be oppof d
to the governor on those grounds,
hut the great hulk of Ihose oppos
ing him art' doing so hecause they
are dry."
I Miit'h l'pctnls On Speech
j lie said that undoilhtedly much
depended upon what Smith said
nil the f Nl Ii wnn'iHlmeiit anil Vol
stead itel in his speech o-f aceep
tunee next Wednesday nirhl and
predicted, that if the address "ts
ljot any niolster;' than the gover
nor's prelou1y expressed views he
would carry North Carolina hy a
hundred thousand majority.-
'T think Smith will enforce fie
law." he faid. alding that reports
already had reached him from his
state uf untavoiahlc r- actions to
Hoover's references to law enforce
ment in hi acceptance speech "lie
cause he has given no assurance
or promised better thin;.. except
to say he would tod nullify the
eighteenth ann-ndim nt."
lie believed the democrats pla'
forni In this respect was more spe
cific and when the people consid
ered enforcement conditions under
the republican administration they
would think twice before throwing
their support to Hoover.
Denounce "Coriiipthm"
lie pouncing corruption" at t
Washington, the Itah igh Publish r
said a change was m e.i. .1 tn fce
Ihe people not ntity from the "do-j
miuallon of the big inter, sis but ;
the crooU an well." He likened ,
1"
t and present eni-M-cement con-
inloiiH to these brouglit al-oin i
the leasing of the l)i) ill idl r. serve, j
over which Ii" once had supcrvt
Moli. Ho could not reim-mber. "A j
bigger crime" ever h,t ing I"'--m j
cmnmttlcd. and prohibit i-n en
furceinent und. r the ".list i Ih r" at j
lis head, h- everted, was just asj
had.--Aked if he referred to S-.-.j
r.-taiy Mi Hon. I;nic!s said h" did
and
(.led that eitloic- ment of Toe
w under hiiu w i; w "sp.ts-'
noidie and h e.mil-e.l with eor
i option, with of t ice holders tiont
lug the law.
I leelaftug 1 tiat w bib- 11
committee must deetd. d w hether
SliiHh will go tno Ho south on he.
.i.iooiKii. Daniels said h w.oUd
l... w.l.Mi I then- and predict
great i-iowds wmild turn out to
hiar him in D.tntel'r home city.
di i ic n ,n i vrio
CIIAltl. i'ITi:S 11. 1.C. Vii.. A hit.
1 U, t .M'i The .U. Himu "shall it
' limiiiin I'lillmlir 1 1. come 'P ld ot
,.l the I'tiMed Slates" was describe.
tu.Uy by Dr. .VlbcM C. Diet tetib. ieh.
Destoii unit. 'Man minister. -b1r. .ss.
tng the I nlvelslt ruf Vlrsinu In-Ml-tute
of rultlti.- Aii.llm iost
UirttruU and dehc.Ue" ever fated
by I lie UtiUuu KtJlvralv.
i
1) . , I 4 W
I i ... .. ;Mir.TJ toUnfS. '
a YJ i;
ft !
j '
i 1
produce MARKET
ACTIVE, MIXED
.Supplies Of Fruit and
I Small Fruits Plentiful
! Eggs Are Firm
I'ol :TI . A N 1 . AtiR. 10 (A I') '
Vhotc.v:ili- produce markers vr
'active ln-rc tiduy hut pric- elmnffe.i ,
; we v nilher mixed, onions and peas j
; hehu; shai ply hiRlier w hlln tnmu- j
toe.i, P'ltuce and most classrfl of,
I fruits vvi-i'e in generous supply and1
j considerably cheaper. i
l-'irst ircnlc tomato-f w ere KeJIiUT
'at iri'ofMi: per hnx, while reil ripe
' cfffiiiiRH went as low a a nr. I.oc:il
J lettuce, dry pack, sold atound Jl.-i
j tt I ;"iO per riale.
1 W:ttl,i W.illa VeMow ciohe onion-
wero slroni; tn 'lov hiKh'-r at $ 1.5"
''il.T.'t per sack. The outlook of
t tiie Oregon Yellow lnnvers crop Is
ichtnit the same as last year, it is
, reported.
I IVn Supply l.iin'Utl
j I'eas wer in limited MJpply and
higher at. 1 a ii lie per pound. Kci?
jiant, on the nther hand, was In
J nveiruppty and cheap around Sc
i pound.
j A car of f'rst class C.oodnoe Hill
jCuhan fJiUMMi w ateiinrlons was er
! i -c te l ahout noon loilay and wre
1 to he offered at 2 ir per pound,
(cuhan ju'en melons are a popular
I melon here und it was expected
jtlat tin- cfr would he ituickly dls
iiii.m I of. Two ra i s of it ritfon
: Klondike mdons were on tiie ttackH
j i his morning: and moved fairly well
jilt :'ie per pound.
( I'lcnty of VintvUv
j Snmi'irs - uf ptac!w s wergener
; oils and prices a shade e-ish r. Ore-
lou Crawfords sold mostly nroun-1
$1 per box. Cal'touiia I.ovetls at 5'
fti '.Mc, while other varieties wenj
iilnnit 'ciidy at previous nuot itions.
Pears wirv- comparatively cheap
at $1.fiHf2 per box. rcflecsins a
t.-ini-oiat-y oversupiily of rf stufr
whicii had to he moved Imine Hale
ly. It is repoi ted. canneries art'
tiikiitR a 'urge bulk of the pick at
satisfactory figures.
Crapes weie in heftvy supply, the
iinirkft Iteinir esiecialiy Ion? on the
Ih'ss variety which sold all le
t ;iv fi nni
j :;h-I,Ii.
(I pi'i- luir.
el-.- iiiso ii ill uir n
i.c iit i.u... supplies in-ill r Ikhv '
mil prloos low at 7."m:1i $1 nr i-rali-.
klt-lM-i-i-ii's ivi-ii' not po pi. -nil.
rnl ami liik-li-i- nl pvr poun.l.
Ilus l-'irni
l-:::s wi-i-f il.-riil.-'lly film
link-sail- ilairy pnnlllri' liliirk.'l.
;ii. lt. i- Kia.l.vi li.TllK Ir.illl '-ji- I'I l:
iKliir. i-.fl.-rtini; Miiull l.-i-MplK.
Hl.-illilal il l-vlras lltnl rlrM 'rri
ii-ll up II ri 111 w IiiIh lii'-.lnilll I'S
:is w.-i.. ti half e.'lil litKli'ir.
Ituil.-r nliir.; m-i-- uni'liitii'-ii
rl.i
art
-a.ly
Ciiu-l
lllll I V
i- priri
;il w as scare-"
ssed meat mark
iis firm at l"-'4'. It
heavier and th
n
and
t-e'plfl
price
In..--.
i easier ul 1 'n I "' oilwr ck1
' I,1"!l,K unclianced.
poultry prices were steady.
Chicago Wheat Is
SlrmifJ (it (,lOfitlW
ciiic.t;(i. Aiig. Hi ( Al CM'. n- j i.,pruVfd. Yvarllngs. Khjw : u;-l
mg s.c lo I'a- off. Chicago w hc.it ; sncj.p- uvrd.v. Unit and haudj
l;iter recovered somewhat. Corn J xrv'gi. feedinjf iHtnhs .firm. Some
an) oats were likewise ease.. n ' t gLowtieju oo jiiliutn .lo good offer
to n stalling "-ve to 1 ' e d'lwn. but . j,,- -flowLitnd choice IilMh. Iiiluhs
siilee.,ueniy developing Mrength in : f 4 jn-dium. 1 1 1" V Ml owes
the September delivery. Provision j S( . ijH , ,t(ju n, mediinn to choice.
show ed gains.
Wheal closed strong. I 'ti' lo 1
net higher; corn to I Tc up;
outs 'c to 'xc oil. and provisions,
unchanged to a rise of 2.1c.
niic..) l AMI
CIHCAtiii, Am.. Di (Al'l
'-,. v.. n'.i i.:?l '4 : No. 2
hard. ?l.t I H H 1.12.
Corn. No. J yellow. !:";c: No. 2
d. ::nc;
w lute
Tic.
fl. m ;
l.ii.l, 12.4 2.
K'lis. $lti.2.
l-e.-llies. $Dl.l
ptn;ri..M W II MAT
ptHCn.AND. Aug. Hi (API
Wheat -UK' Head hliiestetn. hard
w iii'e, . ? 1 .21': soi l white. $ I -1 :
west-in white. J:.i;:: hard winter.
Hl.i'T; north. M-n spring, $1.";
western ted. 1 "7.
i l. is. No. 2 .Ui-lli. while. IS-..
Today scar receipts- Whe it IT'',
flour T. coin ;i. oats 2. hay II.
POIMIWD I'ltOlHlT.
IHHITLAND. ' Aug. 1 (AP
W'lOh s .le prices: Pillter. sle'ldy.
i:-:K.--J-'t mdard extras and first i
1c l.Ighei : me liu III e.t ras c
Milk pou'tiv. potato
vool nJ
Republican To
Carry Fight To
Southern States
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l.iuh't
1 '
i A P
M
..t ,.f Sprnigtidd. M..
eliaii ioan ef tin- nation il demo-
rr.iib- H-M.ver tor Pre-tdent e.Oll-
iMjttec. t e .uin.oinet d t H.i l Hubert
1 ,. tiv'ii, (..nn' r detnoci .t:ie eii
nlor fr-'in uklalloma. w.tuhi engage
hi it vM ;,slng l-itir tu the south in j
b. li ill' of Herbert Hm-M r s candi-
- ,
-
I
h is e-t-tblivlo d
i .rt. rs hi Chh ,i
ird a s'.atenu ut
aliou has almo-t
.rk In lining tip
rnls in si s.'tllh-i-hinglon,
itddmg
ileoe he had 22.
i denim r.us v h"
-l i
..ntl'l.. oil it.-
il
mil
Mi.
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In
lit.
S',:.!.'. tt lln II il'- -J.ltl IllltO I.' 11
oi Ki ul.'- 'I liirliuliil Mit-olirl. likl.i
lli.nnl. T-iiiif..-f. Noill. e'tirtiliiiu. ;
j 1 1 It ti ... i-t it ml liiuiMUtia ill uiitiilion
IR. Vytld'.il i'.La. ;
New Fall Florsheims
For the Man Who Cares
N. K. West & Co., Inc.
"The Man's Stoit;"
Road Is Wealthy
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l hlm. w ,(;..l. l. ' (, i,k,cl ,,;,.ouo bull. llillsl,,,,,.
uf lUi (IMrl.-... Th, n.-wlyi.vl. mnln t. "llll-,.,
Bltli Insot vi Culeman. la Hwn hcr.
MARKET NEWS
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wiii-.u
Kept. ..
INV
Ulaivli
Ml
UiK-ii
. Il.".'i"i
.. 1 10 ft M
AH !.
,1'Hic.uiW i.ivi:mk
cilli'.MiU.- Au;.
(A I' -
C. f-1
Department of A:-;rhult un- liotfs j
1 fi.OMO, opened mostly 1 a 'n "'c j
higlMu-; later trade slow. tiiohT
jjteudy.' Tup Z for two toads oi ,
Ohpice 1 ?tt-i I ti T'iH I.h t lie
hlgliest. irtM paid for hugs since
October. , f.2fi.. Kuteh-rs, in-diuiu
to choice! 1T.U-3.V0 lbs.. '?H.Si '('!
K.60; "ua-LT.a lbs.. ?IJ''lo; I'l'1
rn n.. ll. TV ''i 13. j
Cattle T.1MMI, Calves 2..HMI, Choice:
sie-n and. yearlings scarce, strong
on 'slllpptnj; account. lmlU $lff
li,Gr, inbetween grades slow. Veal t
vrs str6ii:.'lo bc Inciter. Slaughter '
elas'j.. ,'-4erj-s, good and choice
Uoo.i:,op.ibs 1.4. l .': ii""-
IS'ia !bf.. f I 4-2 ;' f I i.7 ii ; tija-linu
lbs.". . S 1 l.o'fcH'. I C.'Jtt. Waters ( milk
t twl ). good attd choice, t Cia '( I
ki,.I7. : fa.t IimhIisMmiIvIo
IVr lowtT.'.., Must ( natives show in
littJe nhngM, , yiniihy range hunls
1 n.f.ti y 1 . r 0 ; feeder hiiui
good
choice.' Mi.fii'U 1 1.:
PDKTI.AM LIVESTOCK
' ' I-i'itlTI.AND. Aur,-. II Cuttle
p t e a d y. No receipts. Steirs
fl ltt-lHHt IbH.) good, Jll.. '.n
ir 12.50: do C'jo-iioii hs.,) good.
do ( JlMI
T5 ii M.rn.i;
5; helff rs
l.Ta. 1":
Htl 1 Up)
do com
( 550 lbs.
do coin- '
lu-liuuis ?ia
moo, $! ri 1-".'
down). pt'od.
mu to medium. V..in (t !i.7,'i: co.vs,
good. fi.Tr. o :'.; do comnuin and
tue'jhnn. $7'i.7.'': do low cuMer.
J 4.7 5'd 7 : bulls ( veil rllnj;s i clud-
jed). good be. f. $7.2a't J; do cutler
to tnediutn, J'i.i'if 7.2.; c.ilves
(:oo lbs. down), medium to choice.
s'tII: do cull to common. $7. ret
i 'r choice. S ci.:o 'n l 4. :": do ui'
'dtum, $ 1 2 'i I II.Ti'i; do cull lo cotu
1 nion. I1.5H-V 12,
Hogs- Keeeipts f.in.
eady. light
SC low IT.
steady tu
bUtchei-S steydy tu 2 S
Hutch-r classes were .
1-h: hlglier on th- b
ity. feeder pigs 5') a 7."
t rpit.b
higher .
Heavyweight -0 u lbs.) me
dium to choice $Hi.5iMi 1 2.75: me
dium Welglit (j'io.2;a lbs.) m.e
dtlim to choice, 11 :i I ;;.5o ; light
llffhts (i:!"-HJ" lbs.1. inediuin tt
choice, J I Mfoi x 1 ;j; p;ie!;ing mh s,
rough and smooth, $y.5" 'i lu.;.n-,
slaughter pu-s C"-i;;f lbs. i. me
dium to choice. ?1 1 -f 12. (Soft or
ly l0w and roasting pig cc5 tid
ed in above iiuotaiiotis I
Sheep utid In nibs No !' I pts,
inarkit steady. I juithj ( s t lbs.
doAvn) coo i lu
J2.2-:.: do C.i2 lb-.
:t,7Jn la. 75; do
to i onimon. '..".
wethers f I 1 Jl tl.J
ni
Iiodiuhi.
;bts), ( utt
e.ir1lng
, medium
(12a n..
Ui..:
-liuiu hi
weights),
d.i
to choice, ) 7. ". i ; e
down), uieefluin to el
do t t2M-'5t u,,- i.
choice. :: 4.5; do (
I
cutl lo common. (
I u.
With all tin
taken en lie"1 i
of 'ii ndidal e
medicine ihri
idvatice p-dN b'
lUllig elect lull
tie taking
. a h.t
their
Try-
Thc;&
W. K. GILBERT CO.
First
Farmer's Gift
OK TIIE DAY
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Steel Moves Up
And Call Money
Goes Into Slide
NKW VdllK'. Aug. Hi (API A
ilist;nelty easier linderlone In Itn;
money market, coupled " with a
large ijiiota of favorable trado news
furnished the stimulus for another
broad advance in prices in today's
slock market. Revival of activity
ami stn ngtli in the railroad shares,
a doen of which advanced 2 to 1
.points, was one of Ihe features of
the day's trading. Cains in the in
dustrial list ran from 1 to 7 points.
Trailing siiow cd a f ni l her epan
s on In volume.
'inspects of unusually heavy
this fall accelerated Hut
buying of t he railr
1 shares. (Jains
2 points or more
record e l
by Southern Pacific.
, and I'niou Pa-
cil e.
The closing was strong Wln-n
tin- hading slowed down alter it
had appeared that a number of
'shorts" had been driven in., the
market was galvanized ini" activ
ity hy Ihe boosting of I'. S. Steel to
above )17 and a further drop in
call money to 4 'a per cent. Some
of the leadttc; specaltics w
bno ;i nt il-' tiie session drew to A
close. Purity Making and Crog-r
rising nijo-e than r points.
'lotat sales a ppi o.Miu.tled 2.V".
ami siiai es.
111 1"ii:ki'.t
SAN I'KANCISCU. Aug. Hi (Al'l
-IttiMc. fiit f.o.b. San l-'ianclscn.
How About
Raising
Your
Salary?
ri
:i (Gnutlir Jfatamal
Elauk
"l'orlielli Year nf
Friendly Service"
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