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Tumlav, October 30, 1028. Papo Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER IGaffirauftc JEfrmhut (Dbserte ( lncorporntoft) An IndeiH-rifleiit NfvpnMT FRANK B. AI'l'LKHY ... Editor and I'ublltdier HARVKY K. M ATTHKWS . IlUrtlmtxH Matifitfor Published even) nun, except Kunduy, nt 1416 AduuiH Avwuuo, a Grande, Oreuon. The Ouhnrvvr-Httir published every Triilny. Entered ut the pout of flee ai La (irunde, lirK". tSucond CIhmi Mull AUtn-r iimifr net of Mured 2. 187H. OKKICIAL PAPKK OK UNION COUNTY A N I TMK CITY Of LA OltANDK MUM I.Kit AXMOCIATKJ) PKKSS The AMMorlnti'd Pres n txelUHlvely entitled to une for publica tion of nil ntwii dlMjiuU lita credited to It or not ntberwlMe erdited If puolltdied htneiii. All imhiH uf republication ol Mpoenii dl pHttneo in ttiiH paper, und alHo the local nwn nendn hImo ur reserved. hujihcieiption iati;s liy turner Dully, pel month In (nlvaiicy 7f luiy, a tiiuitiliH in advance St.ju Dully, t)nyl copy uc 11 y Mail Dully, per month In advance ... 60o Daily, per mx moutlm in advance ... ti.ua Dully, per yenr In advunce 6.D0 Weekly Obaerver-Htar, per year tz.MU AUVUIITIHINU IIATKH DlHpluy, forolKu, per column Inch Oiwplny, local, per column Inch Time rontrnut prtefiH on application. 4UO TllOhl-; Ai:I'NHAN TLV 'AIMHNKIl- Let Hie w hkett for- rake hhi v.ny, iind the riuhleotn man bin thoughts; and let h!m return unlo ilif Lord, ami lie will have mercy upon him. and to oi.r Cud, .r he will abundanlly pardon. ln. . : 7 . I WHEAT CONTINUES TO REMAIN WFAKi MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY Department of Agricul ture Issues Weekly Re view Mkt. Conditions w hem IHf Mill MS) .... I IIM V.O .ILI lli II lull !"" iiJViin'i i.nr, i. r.-a'iiwiii'.i i .as i.sij ..121-. AlSI'a l.25 1.23 . FIND IT HERE WAKIIIWl'O.V. O.I. jci -Ciillii. il'.. w-iikn-Hi i iirpvulli'il in 1 1 io vlint rmirkPt fliirlnu Ihp niPk (iul- ln Oi't. 2.V hh ii rPHUlt of further nrciiriiuliillririH In hIih'Iim In North Arn-rlrrt, mnnp rovUInn iiiiu-nril (f iMlnutl-n nf tirrfiHK In Aru'cntln-! u nH iinly n tiirnlffruto ilftiifiiHl for offrlnu'. arrorilii Im tlip wrhly 'J.rriln Murkft Hcvlrw nf (ho l.'ntt fi Sri. htirfnii of iiKrlfilltiuvil crnnnnili'. Thf enrn ninrkrt iis Tnrklns tnwunl n now crnti l.nyu iitnil rli prottilnnii. wcr roilui-f-l fie lo 10i pi'r liiinhfl nt lli. piinri pi.1 innrkoiN. Ifccoinlicr fiilnro iiin. iHtltini. ilcrlliiMl only nlmut Ii' i-r litiHhol iinil lildri fur new aurn ti firrlvo wi-r nut nintorlally chaiiK'-iI. ,Th nuirkpl fur ntlipr f.-eil Kriiins kml rye hold Ntonilv nnilor miiilor- l. r lii.nsi- nh. n Hi' . hlMmi K"t ( rorelnti. t.n.l n fulrlj- ai llve l -inni i li il. hill rrtnr llu-r U r.lr niim.l. but flux il... llni..l Inf Iuimk c.l I' mill iiiii.iIi.t lnic. Th' Mintli by'li.wor lirloo.H In Aruonlliia nn.I a tlnii I unlit in unrKy r iinvr mnj Ifiliiiir, mi' Hi' iiiirlli ilon't ' nmit th' iirkin' imiil I' Iiiito imiK . I.IVKItl'OOI. WIIIIAT 'i.ivKiiruoi,, ori. 3n .w (linln climi-: W'lmiil, por I'm Mm. I.....iih. r, IS.U ; -March, J.3J ij May, I'OIITI.AM) UIIK.V1' rDltTI.ANIi. Oro Urt. .lo'(AI') Wlii'al Win Ilinil Ii I ui'sl .in. tin rl hlt. 1.44 1 a : "fl vvhllf, 1.17; M-sti-rn whil... I.li;; liai I wlnti-r. I.n'.i; n irt Iiitii h,i ln-. I.UHVj: ost rrn roil. I .;. urns'- Nu. Ii.. whlto, :;'i.iiii. Tmlay'il car ri-i-i-i its Whoa t 03. flour ;i. i'diii 1. liny a. I'arottls iiu-il l' move Inl' a ninnl- A recoKl-hititkii!,' vote will lie cast next Tursilay. I'lan row to vote just ::k early in the day as possible, ;.ntl just iis quickly as possible. Tolls will be very much ciowiled the l;nt two or three hours and any effort to avoid and relieve 'hat congestion will be appreciated by boards and voters i;!ike. "A(,ri'ii'iiltural land values have jjoiio down to somewhere near normal," reports an investigator. Ileal estate men in various parts of the country say the same of city and sub urban lot;;. As a matter of fact, nobody knows what "normal land values are" in this country. One of these days the pres ent wave of slock inflation will subside. The thrifty Ameri rvn public will start looking- for something else to gamble on. 'hen we'll see something happen to land values, on a na l.onal scope. Anil if people are determined to gamble, they couldn't very well gamble on a sure thing, in the long run. rathor dull dmiioHlio iloniaml. WJlllo llio Hl'Otlinulallnu' Htnrkiof whoiit In North Aiiipi-Ioii npnoaroil I'OHI'I.AMI l,li:siXH'K tn tie till- iliiiilnanl fiu-lur In llw l'OI:TI,ANI, tiro., (ut. SCI (AIM .ttuirkot ilurlni; tlio wook thoro worn I'liltio anil rakiM no roop!pt,' iilsn-some luiportiint iloyolupnionts stoaily In Tiiir Imvor than Itiloi.litHt In-the foroln innrltol kII tiat ion. ui-i-k; Ml s ( I I (in-1 :pifl IIm.I rnoil' Tho footiinl nfl'lrliil ostlniato of t lie ! l'. im 'n I L'.ila; dii (ItiitlTl 10' lll.) ;A.rKonllno noroaiio wwa nliout kooiI ll.ntii 1. do (Sf'ifi . anil00(l uoros oyor llio Soiitomlior ot!-; up) iiiiIIiiiii I a. an 'a 1 1. tin; do coin-j mate tout In (ho largest nu rot-onl ' linin Ii.iuj'ii I'l. (in. llo'.forii (851 Ihrt.lfor that country. Tho KOS crain . down) iriioil !t .Mi 1i I o.ilft;' do com- crop In Itimwla wan offlolally csti-i limn 7. Mill ;i.:.n. fovvf. poo.) fc.aO . mated al K.l.r.Du.nilO slinrt tnni. or to n nu; do ciiiuuion to medium, ahout 70n.lli0 litiw iilmvp tho i;iL'7j r.. an 'ii s.. Mi; do In'A cutter, 4.'fiii'u liaryent. Ijitrr estlmaloM of tho Oi- naillnn liaryol. nu tho nthoi hand, etion- noine rod not ion from l ho of ficial 'Septenihor fnrooast. Tho Al herln uh"iit crop will total about 131,1 .'O.IKKI buHholM. iiooorilliiK to nil eMIinnte by tho ilopa rt niont of uRrloulture nf that proylnco, whirh In about .1(1. IHIO, IIII0 hllxhrlM Ions 1 1 ma to. N'ii IIK ALU ( AMI 1'IIH'AliO, Oil. 3a (Al'l W'hiat No. ' haul LIS; No. 3 noil horn spi inr I . I 1 . I'm n. No. 3 iiiixod now s:', Z yrllnw old. ;i". I lam. No. 3. u hito 4 I 'n I I 4 u hl!o 3S i, 4H. l;yo. No. :;. i.u:i Itaili.y. :,:i'n 71. 'I'iiiiot li' Hi-oil. a. I li 'a 5.7H. riliyor Hni'il, ;;.7a'il 3 I. Ml. Close Heavy In ' Stock Exchange, NK'.V VOItK. Oct. 3" (Al') I Tim murk market cloMod heavy to-: day. I'oolH lo'l" "l au di- and lot pi Icon nook llmir own lovol In tho tutor purl of tho day whin the of- forluiTH lie-'iiiii" too abundant. I(a- 1 dlo yielded !l points. I'lirysl.-r. (Iroonis Cannanea 1'gpin-r, rurtlMi Aeio. Victor ralkliiK Maclllno. I Johns Manvllle. Muriay roipora-: linn and Aliunde Itolinilis old, were driven, 4 lo ii piuuls under, the precedtni; cliiM-. j Sa'ei iippro.v.ni.lle l y. 1 iim.i.iih j Sharon. ' Cop fur Oil column mailt I . In br 1 1. n. I.NSUIAM K AAH IIIIMM I'. .S. IT.MMF..T CO. O. W. WAIt.N'OOK oi'i'ii I lulpte 111 Hie 1:1:", o' uf .Mrs. MITU'i; i-is anil membors of Hope Nn. 13 O. V.. K. will ino't Masonic liail tumurrotv lit link to attend the rune ill I lleynolds. 10-31-lt i iti.i: Hallowe'en Hals & Horns. .S'oilou's Kuldy Kllop. io-:;i ( HICAI.O l.l I:vkk u No. i run '.Mm. oil. ;m (Ai'i tr. s. i riept. abi ic.) Hoi,-:- :ii;.ii,",; op, n- Nn. od IOIiI.'i cents loiM'i : liter till!" ' 10 to ;M cents louor; lop 'J.:'.'i paid lor choice L'Ull 111 JM III. Wl'iellls. I ( IlltlVI l.s t AltllS ! When you think or I 'Ii risllu as ; i 'arils pel s,,n. i liy i iu-i aved yon itillllU of Klclelrdson's All ,t illt Sin, ii. '1 lie most beaiilit'ul and dis tinctively i Mlusivc lino in cicstern Oregon. I New Velvet Pump Colonial Stylo Nickel Buckle $8.50 Rrown Velvet Strip Pump High Heel, $7.50 N.K.West&Co. Inc. La (Intndc, Ort-tin :y-0t dlum to elioiei ii I v Apple Week To Be Noticed In Oregon Market .nil ; .nn: iv, ; s hlKher: est heavy j classes .:;aa M! I.l'Mi tt, :a tn 1.-1 y.TtiliiiK.si lh; hullN (ye;nMnir eiflud- l Im-i-I'h 7-lTf i 7.7 do ctit- t"t tn medium li.r.'i rn 7.?r,; Ives (r.ntt ii,i-. iionn) medium td choice ' r.n 'n ; do cull to rendition, T.ef. ',, U-fi't; veah-rs, milk fid, (rood t- t'lim-e I :t,nn ui mi do. mtfdiutn l l.ftO'ff Li. mi: do cull lo common. S .'iii'd ' tl'wn Ihe Scplemher IIokm Heeelpl 1ST., Cue Inwer.'fBVlHloii Tor Ihe province of Sas thaii .Mondays oponinir. Ilei y ' IH t'diew a n ha.H hern reeeived hut wiirht c'Mi-.V.'t lh.. medium to T00"' report Mimed iliat a tnt-irk-rlmii-f l.hwhi y.dii; medium WeltcM'0 ,(,'rr:,!i'' fr'"" 1,lt; "limale.l ('"a -'.'.it jhM.) m-dluin lo r iotct '3 " orooame. a Henri Chardon, addicssinv; the Froiuh Acadcnty or I'oli licitl and Moral Sciences, uso; somo i Until t naL itir lirases de hcribing the relative opportunity in Russia and the United Mates. American democracy, lie say:;, assures a minimum oir comfort to everyone, with the maximum open an widely h'h pnssibloto all who will make the necessary effort to oh t tin it." Russian .soviet ism lias achieved equality, hut "only i lugubrious, sterile equality in misery," Conclusion: "To Ihe soviet type of equality we must prefer this fruitful-inequality in happiness." Fortunately nearly all the world ex cept Russia seems to feel that way ahout it. i Ihs.) medium to choice O.fi 'a 9.60; , MkIiI IikIiIh (IU"-HHi Hit.) medium In ehoiiM. s . o 0 r'i li.i.'i. Pecking tvtwfi. rnni.-'i and smooth T.yjf 7.7 slauu'hli'i- pik'H :(. i:to ii,. nit'di lllii In eholei- h.utt'n S.7r; fe"Jcr , and vloek-r pltTf 7i-l3 Ih.m.) Ill'- Hum lo rhofeo .uo't(U.u (no ft or oily hoiTM and rmiHtlnt; iirn. ex cluder) in iihoe o.uoltttlori'O, Sli'4-p and laiuh.H Steady, no r" ce:piM, I si mlis (Si Wtn. dor. n , K 1 lo cholee, I 1 ,'Hi ffi I J.0'i ; do : III ft. dounl, medium lO.oO'tf I I .'(; do (nil u dKhtH). e'ull tu com i M ...u ..X'.utHiL,.HtfUatL ii-!Imi.h (I ;ii Nik. dn'.int, medium In clKCt i. S.IHCif ll.(M: t'tvon ( IL'il 1 1 down), medium to elude -Mi:.'); do (l:'(l-i;o lh.) medium to ii4.i ;t.;.'i'.f ti.mt; dd - ull i"t:hlMl cull lo coiniiif.ni '".ti'ili porcenliu'o of tin t'uii.tdiaii eiip i lllMfi of poor f u:i 1 M .'i ltd consider nhle iminuni will pmlnilily he suit Hhle only fr foed. 'i ' i . l, t.itwoi iioi.i;saj,e MAItKIIS ik Hi Springs I H ,'f : Hi-iny Iff. - I tic l.lk'Mt lien- -Mc HiUKM -He Ut. I'loxr. 1 l.i ii) l-Ydcriilion Ihaxl Hull u heiit $7.40 hid. -$7.i:n hlil. hoI) t'he. se ll.nivy U. for : WH NKKI) DOCRI.K KLKCTION HOARDS ! In the primary election last spring some precinct election" 1 i tarn's completed their joh ttf counting votes alonjv aitout! !real;fast lime the day after election. The vole v. as rca j Mmahly heavy, the ballot lonjr and candidates uunierous. j he result, under such circumstances, is that election 10 ! turns are delayed in spite of all speed and persistency on the part of those at work. I,A AU' MA,IK:1 There was a time when the delay of a few, hours or of a; nutter, rrenmery f-ftc; 2 iim few davs didn't make much difference to a curious mihlie J'1''- .iDitowiii).'; an election. rui iransponauon laciuues ami me. modern means of jratherinjr and conso'idatinj;" nation-wide' t lectit.n returns bv lelejrraph have changed things, IVnplet in Oregon will watch the first leturns from New Hampshire! Mid Vermont, tor example, with utmost interest when Iheyj i ppear next Tuesday alteinoon befoie our own pulls have' osed. Not a precinct but that possesses impoitnnce in pub lic concern. ()!d methods that require counting weil into" the day following election are obsolete. They should be im proved. ( In many slaU.s the need for greater speed - and the de-j (dre to get a tedious jolt done as quickly as possible has iv-j ; uMe(l in double election hoaids, one to leceive and propeily! i heck the vot.ei's, the other to stall counting the ballots as ! oen as a reasonable number had been cast. Two such; hoaids are allowed in Portland precincts, and the complete! ietui ns are sj ic tied up accordingly. That shouM be initiated in this and other counties of the state in all precincts where any Note of any m.c is cast. Particulaiiy i'i this cleetmn, which promi -es a number of U llots far in ec-s of any on record, would Mich an inereased personnel be 'appreciated. Cuiuplele totals in many piecincts ou'd be available by midnight. Clerks and judges culd o h(me and eu.i'iy a fair night's lest. And the waitnu: pu'o iie could moie accuialely judge results (hiough lai'ger paittal ;.ials earlier in th.e evenin. Tin double boanis are authorized in Oregon but'aie no, cmp'.ilsory. The lesult is that the difficulty evpeiiencd in getting even enough people to serve on one board has argued against the change. '1 hat difficulty is important but it's hardly decisive. If public interest can be belter setved with 1'otihle election hoards, anil the public's w:shv mere quickly dfteiniiucd. doubV boards should he instituted. I nut In the dMiie:Jtli' niiirkels c;i.sli w hen I held nleiidy ll h some in cre;ce In premiums repmled for the bent Kculef T miUinu' win at holh at 1':uis;is I'lly and .Minne nppllM. yt Kjmisok City 1 1! per cent htrI wlnlor w:ih selling 'it I In close pT the week at ihe Mecoinher price to 3t over: I " 'j per cent prnlein nt In lo Tie tiver; and II per cent al 3c lo Hi.- over the lccemler, 'wrtlclf cluseil )H, L'f, at JI.ils pre' htj.fhel. Low k'ratle wheal was dif ficult lo dispose of ami musty and hadly lanwii;ed j-'ialu snld as hw lis S'lr to ."( p-r hiMhel. There whh very Huh c.pmi hnpjiry hut htd ranged around li'c ter )( ifllicano I'tTemlni- price f- N'4. I' bird winter. ihdKer.d Te.is j;iilf I'pnrin. N't. '.' hard wlnler fu- ex- I'liUTLWI), Ur.-.. Oet. 3U (Al) N.ilioi'al tipple week bcjfllia lo morrow and local juhbers eif pl'4-piit III'' iliftpluytt of liieir cliolee.st oftei-.m-'H toihiy. AllhoU?ii niovr-1114-iM oi applet ha.i h'-4 ii fair din iiiK the pa-4t weidi fir (ho, dt inaud ha.s not lii'eil ovci ly active. All kilidH of apples are be.nj,' offered here, including I eiiciou.", tireeii-inj,-s, CiiiiKs Ci o I 1 ii . Jonatlans. Kind's, 1 1 oil i e licit u( ies, Spilen hei'Ks. ( rth y.s, W inter It.tiiauaH. Velnw New ton lis. Noil het a Sps and .Ktiiyiuan Wuiesaps. I'ric.s slniw a u ide raiiKf li'tim S'c per ho for Jiimlde I'aeks a:ul Muall iniM-d sie.-f up lo J.7.i tot tin- most ilcsirahie ci aili h of w rapped and ! i aeke.l Muek. rranheir.es were a shade firiner in the t : riy tradint; to.iay, lies) ol lerincH nt Mel 'iiria uds and hit e lloi r.i (-ellini- a I $ i. i" ' per l-;t harrel l.o. 1 1 fit house t ninat lies f oni Lisl -cm W.ishliiKlon and ( h'eKoii were also heint; tdfen-d, nmsl sales fe-lch-In-s $;t,:.n per :'u ih. hox. Althonuh Wal'a. Walla lettuce was (,'oinir at $-.7.'i'n S.tui UiIm itutrnln-i. jfifiw en aie iiykinw a round I'J.ku per crate f. o. h. .ship pine; potni, it wax said, which will make t he ncl fdiipinenis .sell a I oil ml ?:i.7.'. '( I.imi hetfr A It hoilirh reed plrt uf f n-vll eU's wen- tiuttl yeslenlay stan. lard e. t r.iM ui-i a cent uu r at -1 sc while In. Ill niedilim Trade. viie "ll p' r thi.in a( 34e. 1'i-ew.e.s .-i hiltcherri. n i rt.'.n Iltn., S.7 I Catllt- to ffteerH jfleady to ".i t ci r wtjiuhty kinds up most; jrtteer J7.:t.i; flamrht i itleets, e;on. and (duiic I ,'on 11m.. H.i'fi'i i 1 ,3ini ih., :.,:'t I 7.:.; !.")' j ll(l Ihrt.. i:i.7.i 1 7.7.: fed : ffood find choice 7.'.i to ;," Sheep M.tniii; fnt kinds ( stow, account of st ronui-r Itriees; eaily hid.s ami sale x'ances lower on i a per a iihmit slejidy: liaiity consi not intK Ii c'mnu'c on sJu-e f''din lalults: lamli.s. tr-,,,, (dioice 'J- Ihs, ilnwii i::.t".i medium IJ.na.i i:,imi; ewes. uill to choice 1 .'i'l Ihs. thiv. n -l.LT '' i.7.'; fetder laiul'S, k.hmI allu rliuit.' u.ji'n i a.isn. I IEIs( ii I'Ol LI KV MAX KUAN 'ISi'f i. (nt. ::u ( I '. S. Mure u ,!.'rii ult u. a nomicsl Itrnilei s: I.. !nn n ih-.. ::o'm 4oc i:,.; i n.s., ;; II..: t ihH.. l"e n.. Sp.-clal Lall.iH hail. Tuesday. Novelty tliche.Sl ...ii Call at Zuher net. ;;nth. Star a. ni-:n-:'t Hallow. Norn. I I! i :i : en I hits I lorns, i s kiddy Shop. Iii-J NOTICI TO C'KKUrTOUs. 1 11I011 IJcniou tnn, pleating, Simimi hole.-., etc. .fi ion's K'tntfe Shop. isk.nj,' in in-tually li- ' IH fi t I Wli .1.1 ait -'lake Them In Time i. McAllister, Keauiy, I the point whore he had to drat: his tired. aclilnji'. we.iry In iily from a Ufdl-nip;h sleep less hed, he did a u twe th 111 v hftmrht hotth of l-"oley fills ill. ( untie, and then: "After taking' l-'ul. ',;is diuretic fur :t time I I her;, 11 1 1 all ri'ht, and my kidney j iiisttes. lain ;'iii. I wealviie.s are all K-.iii.-." dst lillle. Saltsfaellon 1 k'uai ant d. Try t hem. A 'I v. In Ihe Con nly Court of County. Oieson. In the Matter of the Kstate of H. Weliner, tleeeasd. Tht underwifrned having ben ir ly nppoinled hy the C'ftunty Co'utft of X'nion County, Oregon; O'ItjjUjJh tiHtor of th estate of H. Weiiuer, deceased, anl liiivlntr Miuillfled, na . tlee is hereby j?iven lo the creditor! , and ull persons bavin? ekiinis u- c In st sti t d deceased 1 0 p ro.se h t j the pi veili;f.d us reriuiri by law "wirnlo 8ln mom Iks after tht piihli cation of this notice to 1. K. Kin go. ititiAraey for s,iid vdminlsUii t ir, at his ottice in the West-Jict.d. hod Hulhllnp. La (Irande Oreffon. ; Date-l Of tolHT yth. mil. j. it. vi;imk;. Aflnilnistrntor of lho'KsUt of S. Weliner, deceased. K. It. ItIN(;o, Attorney lor Administrator. . Oct. -1 C-L:i-ao. l-l fryer.- :tr..- 11..; t -oh! .'d to - II L.'uImm n : , -i' 'j ii's.. : ins., ;: 1 . ;u ' :::. ih. I in not id ol the I1" :. th. II..-.. I M) XT MISS tail tu n-id Mm display I liefure sturlm; potatoen In Ore. l:icharIson's Art ft (lift or-m It Is best to sort them cure. a. h evening 'I'his week It fully to rH nut second Rrowth. cuts, I inuet n a re, and lells you rots mid other damaged porttou. .a e rrcii n $.'1,011 lo $ I". Ud Iiuuuit lire and damaged potato im: fun- of liu twelve rcipj- are more likely to break down in sets in the Pro-Thanks- storage, and sometime cause oth :it this we.di. 1 n-.,ri-it frs tf spf.fl. 35e Ih. you ore 1 ,4 lbs.. ::: 1 Inc spur.' I I 'a pin. I to 4:;: 11 I :: lbs.. lt.'.i l'i;,- 11 j over I'i ''I Jl'e lh hens: ranch an 1 lb.; poorer l'aier Turkeys. .vault; h.vii.-: I'lrnrr lb. Ih. -t II. : 'u :: 1 .-IS (Mid plllletS s.. :;::-. ::ie 11..; i lb. Si ;i :-y, :t.c ib. I :oie II..: dress tlmi'ii hens: " i.l-'l lai-KM d 4" : 1' 1 '. to Mm. nnd e.dm.-tl ; c lb. Ih.: ..Id ; :;'. -. -i.-.c ' . Mini: ent low pnrt w as fti"t'f) f. o. Ii hi ll.'-'S , or ab.-ut I I Chicago I'eefinber prh-i 'on soft w inter w heal w ;ie ! .'if per bushel, it.- ,11 sh.w milling demand, reported bu im; low 1 winter in pn-r Inter because hr doz. --:ifii 4tn lh. Comb. 'Jf-c Ib. cc(nhles I'otal.-es $1.:;. IMM. AvMclnd.e I'i'c. String I.e. tits - H'c I ";i 1 sley - i-c bunch. I'Mituan.ttes I ..e II I ut a I cat.hat;,. Ic 1 l 'aulll low t " I lb. Wa onions 4't: Atl.oita Kiapelrutt - Lettuce I or head. i:u. Ii e ,,c; fir M. Yellow unions :ic lb. Un.h thes ue hunch. Hunch ca .1 ots for 1 00. I'uiteh beets -Cc. 1 111 nips 11 bunch, Ceiei 1 iie bunch. it ecu nnlnns 6c bunch. Cieeit peppers t iC lb Culahuuan c ll. I '! I-Laid Mpiash I, I Villi apples 4 apiitt ,ocl 4 c, Ih. hM.- $1.10 .anii.iN I ; 1 1 Minimms "m-'ii'. 4'e Lady I tn Ib. lb. ! S .In. hi. I - ( stt Ib. lor L'iiC do.. .,(.. 7"c tjob. no lb H..- lb n t'--o : h box 1 or t 1 II pt" I 1 :. 1 :i ..p.t--JPc suunr t n;..i I Imir I $S 40 bbl. i.HOn $S. 4i hbl. lon I try i s an it si'c Ib. :i..c it. itli nuil l'l-li - t Mi. ikn '.'f it 'Aw 'b ly fttsh) 31 be I ew York t,.' tfvet- the . I'remium re reduced a result i.f Mills were iilfdit hard renee In t he suft f Ihe wide differ ence In price. o. suti red win ter was UUnled at Ihe eh.-e of the .week at. St. Lnuls at ? 1 t 1 .1! K, IToleilo at ? I . Ll 'u Lit, and t'liuin- nall al J 1.;'.7 ft 1 .as. I M,n keUltc (f prlni; wheat .-ere j smaller than for lue previous vvit-k and tecetpls ft Kotnl milting vhcil (were scarcely etu,il in curieitt tie j Mill ml. This cintl some ailv am e .in picmiuuis. I:; per cent proiein No. I Mark Noi'the.n. w tiit n was I I ti hist ibtnand, sold at M.nneapo lis at s.'-i Lie ,.. r Mi.. I in-. im.. r I p. ice ol l.e. ;s : 1 j,,.,- ,., ,t at I lie I .ec tnt.ii- price tn J c uv ci ; Willie 14 percent brtnu:;it I t'-i:' It over Ihe I "I'Cellll'ef. tlltl it slll.ltl erceiltai;e ol 1 h. reoipls w ti e 1,'mdini: "hark". Tie t'unadian e.slt ii.'.il market was wtakr, Nu. 1 M unit ol.. i No. I in' 1 u be, it!: pp.ti d at Winnipei,- iteloli.-r ;'ti ut M -- I . or from Vc tu !v under I In MlttlleapnltH .lUt.tatiuns lor No. 1 I'aik N uil h tu. The durum markcl ct.iilinued linn hecaus. 01 the lim ited otierinys of j:.M..f milling .ii.il- l:. "Ih.- lOHer Hl'ade.s ttric al-ti UX l"H. ,c v. in. uid, I J per i . nt pi ... Hip N... 1 Amber. -ir N... inied sliowini; s.aisi:iel'iry colnr tor mill Im: him .tm1' d at l.iluth ,.l 7c o 1 'c fV - r t lie I e. iiil1(.- pi u e i.f (c. I. Oil a !so The iiecliiie-f hatl m. a pp w ea k- tt ini; ei i'i-cl on priee.i per ei i. nf It i -UK today 1.11 liieelili'.' Mi" N'.'W York lia . daid, olTits hcilihii',' firm at .". I c per ib. . ll. The (line in the blliter 111 was fully steady with veah-is I inir for no i hiiiips lo s.t-.ik 1 t'llher dir'-clion during the week or I wo. drain Lower In Chicago Market ! 'llii' ( u i. net. :ai ( ad -rpn. in uinhrimi'd to "c up. wiie.it pr( es haiil- nnl a lillh. more ninl then I'.'n .Inl atl around tn b- hiw y. -si .'i dii s finish. foil and oi's were thm. i' startim: U e Up. and th.-n iMddiii- 111,11- to inil a! tiL'lires. I 'ro isituis Wer. s'eidy. heal Closed VV er, , l to C lie! biwer, coin tti '.c ut'!'. o::ts . to ',c tb.w n. :md prov isions unchang ed tti a set back of 1.'. t ent s. STLI'S () OlttMi )lil i:i( l.oNni, net. ;bi (Al'l Ihir land's campaign against ilriiukeu ' a nl 1.1 im bile drivers ih a si ic f'uui (i.ih.v wlo'ii the m.iislra'.e of ;t Soitt hw esieru ,iiii.iiii p. dice eiiitrt i mpi.seil the 01 1 i inn in pen ally on Horace Andrews, the pro- 1 j.riel "i of a no.vi im pit t lire In .use 1 in I'uin'v. Andrews as tlisuali- j fied from driv ing f..;- life, w h-u he ..s coiivicle.l ,.f dmin;: danger- j 011-ly w hilt drunk. : A l.rt proved i.l.Yit t ha hee accused, w li $J."."1 and tc 11 : MONTH END BARGAINS Half Sox, size 4 to 7..... 13c lo 25c ' Hose, size 7 and 8." '. 15c Knit Caps 25c Boys' Hats and Caps 25c Girls' Tarns 37c Sweaters, small sizes 45c Bloomer Dresses, aj?e 2 to G 98c School Dresses, age 7 to 14 98c Every one a real bargain No Ilefunds or Exchanges NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Better Merchandise Lower Prices " i!Btg."ll. l ! ttn nn- per 1 1 pel )! pifl. Ml I " .'"i- over th. I'- 01 In pi 11 VI e 1 c con -up I'uluth. I I I ViiiIm 1 dtini 4"c ov er 1 1 prh.. I',u itu ee.i I : k pot t ii 111 V et'V i,lie nl p. oleiu. I .( M'U-t:itl(.ns. M Miti- ,1 pons or 1 11 m at oi-.n ,... I a.-, htk-h as l- c ml.- ,' ATTliFBREAKdDAWN 0RTMCGLIMMER O1 TWILIGHT GOLDEN WEST IS ALWAYS GLORIOl'SLYGOOS) 1 I ' 1 Try--- W. K. GILBERT CO. First it-nlliie k'Ul-tr. re k ni.i.or 1. 1 1 1 '-heft bath at ,' pel Kill k b Iviit hut. .d- v 111 on Ivotu ihe l ool'i tiiil l 'b ' ills IM'M WCeV, en w hieh I lie .1 t licit- choice, i will he only f four feel, one n . ., h.niL.-.. nil I.......: 11. si. 'i'-i 3, I I 1 ,J ' .' : IK-..II I, o.ll, 1111 11. -I- :it. ,111- 'i-'lVStV 'l .'' '4 '' '( ',i4A fes&L ' !.. sL.i.lj. i " . - sn i i;am is 'n. mi j,. i r - S2aV-) ' t liutlti i.a l ull tviii 1'iaiKincu, ...'.-.".j ;.'i . I'im; 1 1. M 1 l i i:ti m IM W lli.l. mil. i I ilk-.- Sli.ii-I ' llll'ltlllll i-.tM I mi l, 1 I. I l I, If, I lll.-l'. I.. Mill ilon M : .-V EL 7i 5,000 rTfo DEPOSIT t?op wealth H Every Man I.Tore than $23,000,000 is row 0:1 deposit with build v. and ln.-.n assoc. .it'ous of Oregon. Depositors ars raceivinj mort sub.tr.ntiil in!crc;t. Thsir money ia loaned on first mortgages en improved real estate homes moEt!v;;rd a.l of them Oregon. t'-rllr I I h ltf W S oiai r rr?i Ini !' . . fit , rpmpminilr.t ri:'n" 1 hf artr r r tty it.g t . I r "-tiro. I f -r ti v i nTtif . tt ( wllfh i In ln:l h thr tntr; llif Um itprvi fi f linn. All ilti.i.tof ihir t h ttrnfp. I n I r rt-t i J rt oir) I and .Inly I. If Tr, Mill M.tft. iJft.rtnfl In t-,hnr- prMtriH hi (1 Ultn nf irr. nt x h n - it . -e.r. '. . fl".! 1 r hist-. ir Vth tmrl' t'.it ntrro-'i "M'.t f urthtttnorf, d,'prtit.r. ! -atthftm-r pari il in H'- fffi'l 1 I Uf lnt tr If nur (ultirr lmtUlinft Ynnr Pititifrtl n ft' j Conipiiutu (tit4rt( -rh Hvp. nrt 'ork.i ll ,r .!. It t'tti Hit. trn I J-'U hn ' a rnh ' t h'r'.t i;..fftft i in- itr-i 4 Jf mi. tiirri n- 4 1 -4 ( ft In f itu r-h'fl . WRITE ron IT NOW Doubling Your Prirtciji V.X CON.'I'OI'Nn INII UIM Western Savings iSt LOAN ASSOCIATION 6ih anil Vamliill i.m.i.a ji, l'rtl.mj. Ore. 6A o COM POl 'NPKD itrmi-finnufillv en f1 hl ta t letmnliif rntt-pinnrtixl -.-.-. :'i it ft a larfa w. If You Wont $10-000 '-f. n Saa f,t m..n(h7 Sata ;.tl tMnntMr ?t ). mnnlhV ;p ia ITI.M m aim M Vnt a t n i n.r mtnw ( -Kii if 1 n 44 in nr all i-nr ' ran truh- tlra I Sen.. DfPOSIT h MAIL ll.t.t.t J.I.. I Jul; I A S ,S E T S o r 1 000 itic.i w Uc. i