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Tlni rftflft.-August 30, 1A28 Page Four- LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER t; .a In h, hi ill ill I lr II fit In "I V 1 tl lOafem&e zimhm bscrbrr ( liMfrM)rnit) An Independent NH-MttMr FRANK B. APPLI'inY - - F.dilor and I'ublMier IIAHVKY F. MATTHF. Iltifiiiu'HS Manager Fublished evening, except Sunday, at 141tf Adams Avcimift, Iji Grand", OrKon. The Oohervr-Siar published vvvry Friday. Filtered al the i'nstoffice. in !-; Grand. Oiegon, hk Second Class Mail Mntl'-r under art cf Match I. 17:. OFFICIAL I'AI'KK OF LNION COCNTl AND TIK CITY F t,A (7HANHI0 MK.MMMU ASSOCIATED FRFKS The Ashonlalcd l'ress i; exclusively entitled to use for publica tion of nil new dispatches cruillf J to It or nut otherwise credited If published herein. Al right, of republication of special dis patches In paper, und also the local news herein alo are reserved. 7&ESgm PEACHES CENTER . nrri miiimIi I, A n 1 HrriTTlAil ur Aiitrinuri . . 7f.o 1 4. mi ... 60c IJ.00 , 8 u i mi : 1 1 u r ion it at t;;4 J it r turner Dally, per month In advance Dally, six months in advance Dully. Kindle copy It Mall Dally, per month in advance - Dully, per nix months In advance Dally, per year in advance . Weekly Observer-Slur, pur year A L V F. 1 1 T I K I N G It AT US Display, foreign, per column Inch Display, local, per column Inch Time contrart prices "IPj'3!)'; Vt'.;i-i,Xert FNOCFM'lf Ai:l,F JOV TlH'i-cfure the roilv med of tin; l.nrdshall I'crutii, and conic will) singing unto Vauw, and cver lastiiig joy idiall obtain nl;i (J iu-hs mid joy; and sorrow and mout'idug i)ialj, floe away. Isa. .'1:11. ... 4L'c ... 40 I i i ! - i X 'Hiss ' MARKET NEWS OF. THE DAY Win -lit M-ll. J - I Healthy Condition Noted ' i in Annie Divkinn m .."uj- Portland Market ; llll Alio f.llAIN-' ."' imii niL-ii i.om "f CIllM- lie; 11111 til) tay, iifi-.H 1 1 .-. -j nr.'i i-'". 121 ih; iin, ! . '-"'i ISS! ISSii nriimtiil was ralrly iron. I mi'l piin-H liv..ra;ro.J iiroiiiiil $ 1 .2.". 'it I . Ill fur I u' i iiiiii ;.ii- iii jiiiiiint. pari'i"! wiiii-K. i rir-i , i ii'-i-ns'iMirB wi-nr w'r'l nl 'n whili ivinkini; ii p- pli'S mi'l fiicivl am f'lli'.l hiTit Inlrrt olil froin $1 to JI.L'.'i pi-r ho. frijs r aipl'-n In oti-liarilH ail .iai'rnl to rortlaml an; nut iih Iiiik' n.s linual, it in ri'iifirtfil, miuiy fir I'harilH laving iiractlally rK;ihlii' to market. J'l-arH vviTf in IIIiitiiI 'miiiiily aii'l mlil nl ll.r.osr; ,r i,i,x imclicl llli'ACIU. All),'. .'JO. CAI') How- an'l m low im $1 loouo. aril f. NavaFi'. formfr nalliinnl j Onion prii-en were rtim liuf a coininaniler of the Alnurli-an leir- i il'aile i anlcr than lio.t week, ilenot 'Jon, w ill marry .MIms t.ulu Van Osn, ! IniT the commencement of the nea a hospital nuiHe, on Haturilay, It ' Hon for Oi;eBon yellow ilanverii. I ivi nroiii. viii.;at I.l KIII'UOI.. Ail).-. Ill IAI'1- foltTI.ANIi. Ore.. Am;. 3U VAI") rl"M-- Wh'at - Oil. H,. i,; oif I'eaihin helil (he eenler of the '"' ''. T.il: oil '.ill; .Man H m.iKe on the loeal uholenale fruit -": olf i U. litel veuelalife markefa here toilay " - with prlieH on eannlni; varlelii.i! I'OHIi.A.VO I'HOIH t'l: iii.'y ami moveiiieiil fairly heay I'OKTI.ANIi. on.. Amy. :u fAI'l I'rli en to.Jay ran?i 'l fiom lifn- to '-" Wholesale prleen: llutler- i:lra "f.e per lio ror'K'ljerlaii an, Mnlm , ami tan'iniila 'e hiKlier. for eanninif iurpo.vi. while laie. I Kl'ks Meiliinu fimiH 1..1; higher. Helect lahle ieaehen hroiiKht nlioilt ! Milk. I Mry. potatoe.-i, wool. f- p.-r hex more. J. J. Jlaleii nnlH. hay. eaaeara l-ark aiel Impn lopped the market In Ihe tahfe . , sleaily. linehaiiKeil. Helles 11 1 c.im.l tii 1.K1 ier hox. ! Onions Kiuiy lu i.'.i: lower. Wal There aa Inallliy eomllliun 111 I'l Walla yellow Klulien. 1.7."i'.i. Ihe apple iliviMloll lo.lay Willi le-j eelplH nolinlnal ami xupplien ralli. II l AliO XI HAI X r IIkIiI for I Ills Heimon of the year.! I llll'Aflll, Alls. ? (All-Wheat Prices Whirl Up In N. Y. Stack Exchange Today Art Slillcy I iiniplilhiiHi. lit' uin-k at lltiMim t'cnlrr mi' H1llN Id- ucclti'inl at l.aki U'awa-ci. I iisol (' think u:.nifii mux all alike mi I kin sec liter's iiill4 H (IITfi l in cm iniw. Suao. Who Visited lien, To Y-I wiiH annoiNicod today. rhiliulclpliia hoy M years old hold by jxilice i'ov "attempt-; mg to incite liot." Haven't kids any rights any more? rmr (.o i,i i;srixK CHICAGO. Aff. 3a AF) Fnit-0-1 ftitntcK Deptti'lnicnt of Aifiicul turo HoKM Kcce'plM III.OMO; bct- j wana y'iio" kioicm were, m ,i'r jf'a'U ntig sicn ty: top ? I :r pain llifht mipply but foid moHtly' at t for a few- loads of choict" lXii-'JL'o -No. 3 lard. SI.Hkwi.H; No. 1' northi-in -sprliKf, i i..;. Crn--No. 2 itiixod. ?L"I; No. 2 yellow. 1.03 Kit ' 1.04. OalFNo. ' AvhiU-. 4 I v -1 1 J.jc; No. 4 v Idle, V.'.w. (y-N.. 2. 7H VTr No. 3, P.CL No. 4. noli itiir. Mni.-y -tiitli 6!ic. Timothy kti $4.10'o 4.7o. riOVM- ff'Oil --Jl'li.TdKo 'S,7;. . i.ani -u'.::r.. UihM $14.fi2. itellU-8 l. i.A (diAMn; inn.i;.sAi.i; M AItK i: i s . Oregon's initiative plan of legislation is certainly getting j ihe collective "raspheny" since the two Dunne hills liavej 1 ten repudiated and the liver restriction hills have had a' little publicity. Mayhe the state will remedy the initiative now. ' Kpr'iUH - -1 it ft IXc Hi. Heavy heiiH I fn f( l.ijfhl hens - Hti.; S'UZ -Sc ll. J'llMH. Fedciatiun (ha 1 II .uft he $).70f2. What Oregon onlon ; llm. Hutchers, ntdlutn to ohoiro. jtheif wyre. a va liable brought about ! I'fiu-SriO lbs.. $ I I .K5 V 1 i.'.O: I'iio-L'.'iO , I the Maine jirice. Ihs:.. DitKlio lbs., J Local dry pack Jellili'f aobl at j 1 1 ."0 '. I 3; Ibs. $ll.lfifr-j j $ l.a I.fiiJ per crate. '"abbaBfi re- j 1 2. ".I. 1 ! cepts v ero Uj;M ond the pi ice CatMe 3.MHis- cive ".TiOO; fed teors anil yearilllK.s 2 5 (y A Oe blKh bnlter ad-jer; top. $I7.7: vealers Htronir to .yesterday 'i',v hiifher; stoekers and feeders' I nj;w yoitu. Aiiff. ;: (.n ' I'iiitn aiMin wt't-f w hirb-d. upward on hi- New Vot U srM k exchange today when, instead of tin widely predicted money short ;n,'e, foreign banH ijnmpejl IiiiL'e xhh into Ihe ynoney mm Let and tin- call loan r.-'te tlinpp-d to 7 per ceiil.-"the lou 4ht price iJii4'v Monday. I'riei-s of nearly IkiJI. a liunjrcd is.sm were h'oM... l io Ijt lu new bifih I i-i-OldST liadio lilolinled tc fl, the high est in nionlliH. while National H.s cuit and IvoIh' er Uadio b-api'd np I to removf-rcd prlci-w at l'4 and '"I. Gains of fiom $." to $s were well represented in an 'assort ment of important Indti.st rials and spe- j laPicH, Including I. oo.se Wiles. j Aihuiis Fx press, i oty, American j I tank Note. International Jlm-veti-li-r.'F. S. Induslrial Alcohol, SaV- ace Anus. Hrutf Inc., (ji'iro de I'as- Ico Copper, Jrdni.: Manville, Mid land SU el preCcrifyl und Interna ; tiin;l Telephone. Hallruads wnf geneially out tl" the picture, except Kt. l.ouis S'mtliw'esiern, which again forged ahead to u new rec ord at $HlG.i'5. Total sales approximated 3.401),-' ooo shares. . - Wheat-Prices Are Affected By Sales -$7.40 bid. , ' firm at I Holh t aneed w heat) j (,ile ;V-ady. lie per pound, top grades of lit- more late other grades remained One thing that worries' a wage earner, or anybody enjoy-; in;: a living income, is why the man with a three-thousand t'o'lar income or less is singled out as exempt from paying ; iiything in the support of government, while the man who' nakes more must pay, Do you suppose someone will, really1 .'Mibmit an income tax some day that is 100 pei; cent fair,' 1 ixmjr the man with an income of ten dollars as weil as the nan with ten million? I. A GKANDi; lti;i.IL MAHIiFTS Dairy. ci eaniei y ;,;Jc; 2 lbs. 1 Futler l.o.i. ( 'lieesi Hgticy do Conversation about a new court house very frequently turns to the question of available sites. That's natural, but: it is our opinion that the arguments for and against various! j-ossiblc sites .should be left until the people of the county decide whether or not they want the new buiUI'Mc We; imagine that is a matter best left to the discretion of the5 county court. We are willing to trust their business judg-' men t wllen the iwcessiiy Arises. I Our editorial last night, on the court house situation, in vhiclf we argued that repairing the old building wou.d be false economy was misinterpreted by at least one1 reader. As; "Vt had previously said editorially, we thoroughly agice withj Judge Couch and the county commissioners in their decision; to put a new roof on the old building to protect it from fur ther deterioration from the weather. We also agree with' them that no additional repairing should be dune beyond; the new roof pending the decision of Union county voters! -ui the question of a new comt house at the November dec-; tinn. Yesterday's editorial dealt with the problem after i ihe new roof had been put tin, and expressed ourselves- as ! opposed to completely repaiiing the old structure for con t'nued and peinianent use as a court house. PAST AM) Tl TCUK j While -one great expedition is starting for Ihe Antarctic! m quest of useful information rcgaiding that unknown re-j j-ion, another is returning fiom lougt-lia laden with rich finds. It is hard to say which may prove to be of moie; interest and value to civilized man the Hyrd expedition. or that headed by Uoy Chapman Andrews. The Antarctic quest. :eems more practical. Hut the merely instructive and theo irUcal quest has its value, too, and often turns out to be ofj practical use. ! The study of prehb'toiic relics contained in those SO pack-' cases full of fossils may give mankind an entirely new, view of its oriiii and development. It may change the' 'viitten histoiy of the race. It may show unexpected re!a-. t Kinships of the various human races, and of man to animal i reation. It looks now as if Mongolia were really the 'crud!e i' the race", ami human tuigin seem.; to be eaiiied back to ; n incredibly remote era. Whatever affects man's knowledge of himself affects hw: ih-stiny. Meie, in two fatuous quests for knowledge, man' 1- oks both ways--inlo the remote past, u lien what is now -V b'.rion deseit was filled with youthful life, and into the le nt 'to future, when the life of w eailh. j'jnwjj npnv a- tl nay ulilie ieioi:s that are now fio.oi wastes. Past and future both meet in the present, uhith is really irnportr.nt thing. Action is only possible in what ( '--if- 1 !y'o Cijhd "the et j.nal N(W." K-mwiii the past, and ! Miking ahead, thinking man charts a cmnse into the futuie.. Most of us, however, get more thi-ll out of the adventure; than out of the infot mation. :tr'(( 40c ib. Comb. lb. Vegetables I'olaloea l l Im. Ore-Mi peas - I Of- (b. String l..-;nif. lar J!,. Ha Walla hothoiiMi lomatues II.. ' J'ai rdrv -..(. Imneli. Nert Tea calibagp -4o lit. t '.'I lllll IdWi'l' I ic (il. AVav onioKH -fn b. l.-ttue.-- K,,. Ut-.ui; ur -.';,L. Summer siiash -Ur lb. Fildive je; for ;,c. YeUow-onion' 3c tb. f:ad.H-H fr. bunch, l-'reth corn 'Jfn du.en. -1 I'd b'Mt.-.t euciutibi-i s -.'tc r.ich, ' Mniu'ii ("u ruis ;i fin- ;c. liiinch l.fi(M -fie. Tui nip- - ."m buue!i, '. 'a lien us -i bs, ':i - ( '-lei y I U: buiieh.' J Tlidhousit l.-lllM-e V.'tf Ih. Ci 't n unions f.i' bunch, , tlieen peppers I .'.c lb. lUltabagas Ib. I'lMits Nt'v Yellow Traiispaicnt apptcs '1 Ihs. Tor ::,r. Ateltms 1' '..( lb. Fetches -.;!; bask.d: 1 1. 1 o ci'li'l'.. !( creatn melons "-ar Ih. Jlonrydcu nielonsi-re lb. Italian. is I ac lb. I'ei simiuons 2 lor .."nr.. Lemons 4."tc do.. Onui,;i-w -iii'ii 7nc (Job. F!um. I'ac basket. Cm pts - L'nc lb. Fggplatil - I .V Ib. Feais Harlell, JI.ST. I hi v. Tnl.ay drapes '( lbs. Mai iga Gr-ipes. ! :,c lb. Sugar i "ane siu:a i-- - 7.o;t. I Imir Sott w heat :iu bid. llaid lederatitin- fs.lo bbl. 1'iMilti-y Si. ring 1 1 les :tj 'tj b. liens LT.'-t ;t'tc lb. .Meats nml l-'isli lieef I. nil 1 '! I i t'liops and sleitks- II he. lb. 1 Sab i (.strictly fresh) -;irfr Ib, i Malibut pi. Cod J;u- Ib. j .aoliiie i tt -v-.I r.--. n-iTiil;ii. i.-t.ill, steady. Slaughter classes, yteifl, good and choice, 1 jfoa-t aoo lbs.. S 14 . 7 ;"i ftt 1 7 . f. : 1 1 mi -1 :t utt II is. . ) 14.7311 J 7.75; SOo-MOOJlw.. I 5.10 J ftf 1 7.7a: fed ye'irUmrs, goud .and jchoice. 7:n-y;o lbs., j 15.2.0 17. fin. Veileta (milk feil) giod and choice ' ?l."..7.'i r 1 7..I0; stoefcer und feeder j steers, good and choice, (ill weights, Ull.7r,'o IS.sr. ' j S'leep Iteceipts 1 S.000; fut jlanibs active, strong to Jac 'higher; Country dressed meals were steady and demand good but poul try prices showed, 1111 easier tone. Price- wero, not seriously disturbed. I'OltTI.AND ld FSTOCK ' l' UtTI.ANI ), Ore., Aug. o (AC) 'at tie and calves stradj . Ke- u-eipiji :;o. j Sleer. f I I 00 - I 1 :i 0 ibs.), good, spots LT-c up. Sheep steady: feed- $1 l.7r'' l-'.aO; do CiZin-llOo bs..jin" lambs uuelianKe-1, quality con j good, Wl'H IJ.aO; do ( Sno and up). 1 sidci cd. I.am'os. good and choice medium, 1 I "( I 1 . 7 ; do lotnmon. I y b. down). I 4 'a I a. 1 : me- 1 calves t.MM' Hisj down V Dried Units ond hops. hnice, (nf H do cull Sli.aO'ii II; heifers ( N..n lbs. down), ilium j gott'tT $ I 0. '. si HLKf.; do coiuiiion tojehole I tn 'd i u in. 10,:'.'i; cow s, good. , 7.L' t; V-1'" !'.7f; tlo eoinuiuti and medium. j$7'rii: do low culler, $rfti7; bulls 1 ( ytMiiings excluded), good beef, I $7.7.Vu Ji.fiO; do cutter to itifdiuoi. j $li.7a '! 7.7.'i Imcdiutii lo to enmuioii, $S'n; vealers (milk 1 led), good to elioii-e. ft:!.;.a 14. aft; do m din ut, $ 1 1 't Ht.aii; do-rull-in )couinifi $!t l"1 f " '.I"., r f j (.Not representative of liiuils ol j quality wtlhin the grade), j I lots Steady. Heceipty 'A. all ; direct. j , Heavy weight (Jf.a-Ii.'.a lbs.), me j dtuui io choice, i 1 it.aU'fj :(; me dium u ( ight ( I'un-'JMi lbs, ), ue- I dt to choice. ll.fl'o light J eg lit (I iit-'J on lbs. ), medium i choice. $!:!..!:' 11:1. 00; light light h ( 1 :ia- I fia Ibf. ), medium Io choice. ! $ l l,.it' 't Fi.i't: packing w h, t'ougli and smooth. $:.5'f pi.r.a; st.nigh- , ter plg.i ( !"-1 lb.'.), choice. )IMi 1 II . 7 fi 1 (stocker'pigs (70.;io II ;to cholci', lll'ol. (Son or oily j hogs- and rousting pig: excluded in . above qirolation.-O. t Sheep mid lambs Steady. No i receipts.. ! 1 ,11 nibs ( S i Ih.i. ilinutl, good to choice. J I 0.7 ." 'u I LM'a; do C2 lbs. ; down). 1 Uutu. $i.7a4t u.7:: do eights) cull Io eniitnion, fs..F,a jearllng wi-thets (I la lbs. Kbiwni. medium to elude-, t.,m ew i's ( I a lbs. dow 11 . medium choice, ilw'i; 'l (I -o-l. Mi lbs.), dium to choice. $:!Vi..; do (all ight.s), cull" to common. ? fa :t. Jl.r.ai I 4t ew es, medium to (t;o lbs, down). $4.2o? ! feeder lambs, good and rhuice. i:i.r.0'u l l.L'a. m;v VOItK NF.W VOItK, Aw itm it .-. :to (.p steady. f'HU'ACt).' Aug. ::o ( AC) Still radiiy infiuenci-d by small' siih-s, wli- at prices eased a littb; under scatten-I feilini.'jat the opening to day but 1 allied.' Inter, and stayed near yesterday's closing figures. The opining-was unchanged to ,r' tower. . .'September corn slumped. I sc below yesterday's finish but short covering and air support from coniuiiss.on liouse buyers rc- ' Ure i leading to ye:ilcif!ay' level. 1 Corn open"! irretrulcr. ',i e higher to lic lower with December un changed and March snowing at small ain. Cittts ru'ed about steady! and provisions relatively easy. ' Wheat cjoscd easy, to 1 'c 1 lower; coin heavy, "h to SNc down ; ca'.s easy. Io c low:!' and provisions, irregular, 1 "c lower to 1 re higher. M"ITF.IE FAT SN FltANCIHu. Aug. Jtn (Al() t--tutt.erfat f. o. b. San ! rancisco. Don't FoiKot 'flic Free Show For The Kids- KART'tJ rl P. XO T W E A R HEAOK; ,4m. rroGi , .... ... -yj'yU . v as ' it 1 r. 'Y Black Patent Leather witli Black . LizarJ Calf trim, Spanish heel. ' '. Fox this vwnth we sponsor and present . " ' Th Orta, the latest 'begotten by a designer 0 world renown Expressly jashioned for the luoman who prefers .' to wear' a model 0 the advamc mode, ' -. depending upon dignity and beauty for , lis attractiveness. N. K. West & Co.? Inc. La Grande's Leading Store for Over 30 Years Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page medium In California Leads In Pilot Licehscs WASHINGTON'. AUK. S'l (Al1) in.i-toiy li-sili'il l.y tin- ili-pn rl ni-nt i.f coin ni' li.'liiy slni 2.T. :ilr- l.'ani' illulH I" luivr I.im-ii lir.-n-i'-l liy the ili'lun-llii''"! In .Inly :il in 47 Hlnli'i. IMkIi'iI "f t '! inn liia mi'l IIm piiMl'SSinns. I illirnl-lilji w'lil HI7 1... I iu livl mil Niw Mi-sir. W!IH III.' Illll' Sllltl' tl"t Il.pl".'lltl' I. I Tin- iliri'i-lni y il'ir.s mil ini-lii'l'-I iiniiy lill-l n;ly pll'iiv- us-mii 'i nllly thorn-- unity fill luiv.v iili'll 'h Imris hi'cn Biii'ili"! Ili'i-nwx iimli r I it iili'llllu ili'piiiiini'iil rliiKH.flniUoim.ii!' iiiimIIiiiii I rii iiMinrl. nilol, limit, il rniiuiH'ir :ii pilot, lipiustrinl pilol. or privulr I'.l ol. Ni'illli'l- dors Hi- li."l iii''ii'l'-; tin- -1. nun or nun'" pilots opn iilin.'? nl pi'i'.ii llt llll.li'l' li-llri'K of liHt'ii'U ily liy tin' ili'i.'irliii""t lit-nJlli'K oiitMiitiinlty fo'lnUi- Hi" ilipail lll.'llf.l l''l for 11 pilol llrrnsi'.' Thr list or lli'i'ii.'ii' I'y H'.'itiM I11 .lii.li'. I: Ari.onii ."i. I'Mlilornin II", 1-ololMilo liii. Iilnho j. Illinois ll. K'HIMO. IIH. Mi.lliLMll l-l. VisSMHI'l I HI. Montiupi Ci. Ni'V.lilil I. No"" Yoiii "us. oliiii i:::-. Ol'.lioll I'l'iniKvlyiinl.-i ir.n, Tim'b in? r4 1 roitn.AM) iii:at I'l llil LAN II. Oil'.. A UK. -II (Al') -Wll.-ot lilt Mill. I hlllisli'lll. lllll'. I nllltn. tllll; soft wliilr. l.i:: WLitiTII whllr. H.r.': Inn il nillHT. f 1 .0 k ; luirlhi-in Mprlntff $l.n!i; wr.st- I'lll ICl, l.i. mis N. :is ih.. wltil... :i:'.."i'i. To.tii y 's rn r ri'i'. ipls - Wiirnl l:tr.: I.-.I'I.'V. I : Mom- V: oi'ls :.: buy 1. ii - . ' Full Speed Ahead lie tl'nJW.i t A' mi 4 i nn,i,n Try Thcj& W. K. GILBERT CO. -- r : s - 19 ; 4 Tf" , i u.. i -t' .. .".v. "... .W.... ' -"to" vt.' 'WM$ Y .I v O k. it- V M t- l.s. Washington 4t, yorn nc, : 1 list rift of Coluinb'n 11. Alaska Hawaiian Islands I'S. Albanians Want Zogu Made King ' 1111 ANA. Albania. Aug. 3 (AM) 1-ive thousand Albanians, parad- ii..- ilin streets of the capital last 1 night shouted "We want a Uing- jdoni: Long live Z"gu!" I The procession proceeded to the .Italian U'ghthm w:hel ll aiH'lalllicd , prcniier Mussolini of Italy. j Furclcu .Minister Kllas Vrionl ' has assured the diplomatic corps that ihe monarch will prove a fac iei' of stability and peaee.- Ueports that the diplomatic ..ris would leave Tlmmt w hen President Ach inert .ogu is pro claimeilfc king were denied by Minister of Justice II. Ikmel. He declared the i-hanue to a monarchy Is to be effected with duo respect tn the ceutltution. The proebt mat ion niakiug 'i. king Is expected to he published Snturdav. Members oC the illphi- ! niatic corp lia e Ihmmi invited to t attend parliament mi th-it il Kl'o tiiom: w ho OWi; I S .MtN FY : - I h ar I' I'.ctitN: c need In eid Iri'i in ru i'v pciim that is coin ir; l.i its hi H to he able to pay otii 4'ehl- and get away from l.a (iinnilc lis nuicklv as imthle. -Wr have Flab 1 trie I e:'.v baid to a ct:niui:)ila(f jf.ii at) 1 now i me aklii'i tbjit you hi icitiut give (is Ihe .-time lie (cmmc lalii.n. rlf jitii haven't the ni'Uicy. will you p.fac make ar- . ranm nn nts h irt itw il m we an Mii.m- up w.tli ytai. We aie tnni- ' ing our liti-iinc- iiut In Ihe Heme l.mu'ie;' rii.l Coal CctnpHiiy next week and we will he compelled to May in 1" (ramh with licnty c-i pc:e-e with in inci inc. until we t an ; collect m what Is cninln-i to ll-. j nojl hi- will apptcinle it wry much . If you will put forth a special cf- fort to Hiiai'ge to pay j in full. ! H will cnt ni:incy trffd time to en me peintintly an. 1 see every cue1 of eu. 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