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I'- Page Eight LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Saturday, June 15, 1929 NEW! SWIM SUITS One and two piece speed model. In the new stripe and solid combinations. $4.95 Men's Wear. MANAGERS ADOPT 4-YEAR SCHEDULE y notht: of kamo, ? Notice Is hereby tflvcn tiiat under jind by virtue of a roi-eclomiio exe cution, decree nnd order of Hale Ih pued out of nnd under the wnl of the. ClriMiit Court of the Hlulo of Oreffon for the County of Union, (Jatcd tho HlHt day of May, 11121), to liio directed und delivered upon il judgment decree nnd order of wile duly nmde and entered in wild Court on the. Slut day of May l!(2f), In a Hull therein ficndlntf wherein tho He no fit HavlnH &, Loan- uhho clutloti, a corporation, la plaintiff, und Jleetor !. McIihiIh und Ulrlle V. Melnnltf, luiHlmnri und wife, and la Oi-andu ClroceYy Company, u cor porn Hon, are defendants in which auit a Judgment and de cree was duly entered in favor of the plnmttir and UKuliiHt . uis de. feiidaulK, Jloelor I, AlcInniM, and (IIi-IIg V. Melnnls, liuuhand and wife, In the mini of $lH7.ft'J. to gether Willi Interest thereon 'ul' Die f'uto of 1 () per cent per annum North Division of Pacific Coast Conference Com plete Their Work. HI'OKANIi, WuHh., June IB (AP) After three days figuring and rc-viKliiR-, Krailuato managers of the northern divltiion of the 1'iiclfic coat conference today adopted a lour year rotating buHketlmll Hched ule which excludes the University of Montana. The Grizzly institution wan ex cluded ThiirIiiy when the ofriclalH decided that game at MIhhouIu, Montana, forced the other teainu in the northern section of the con ference to travel too far. The prorcram, which koch Into ef fect next Jauuai y, will hi; uned for four yearn with Oregon and Oregon Ktute college, and Idaho and Washington Htate college ex changing schedules, while the Uni versity of Washington was given "hub place. The Huskies will . . I piny through virtually the same from and after the 2'ilh day of ' schedule for the four seasons. April, 1U2; for the further sum of J The completed schedule which $150.00 as a reasonable atlorney j gives each team six more games fee. for the further sum of $ 1 2.00 j than hist ycur (a us follows: cost or abstracting and search of, Jan. lo-ll, W. 8. C. ut "Veiion. recnnlx, and plaintiff's costs and Idaho at O H. C disbursements Incurred In th Jh suit Jan. Ht-M, W. H, C. at O. C. H. and taxed and allowed at ?20.r0, Idaho at Oregon, nnd In which decree it was furthet Jan. 178, O. H. C, uL Wasliing adjudged and decreed that tho ; Ion. hereinafter described real property! Idaho at W. H. C, bo sold under execution In tbo! Jan. 24-25, Washington at Oro uinnner provided by law: . I gon, Therefore, by authority of said t Ufi, W. H, C. at Idaho, execution, decreo and onbM-of sale, ( Jan. 27-2K, Washington at O. nnd In obedience to the commands: H. C. or said will. I will, on .Monday, I he I jltn. IH-Keb, 1, W. H. C. at Wash- lst day of July, !I2!I, at 2 o'clock Inglon. v in the afternoon, at the front doorj Kelt. 1, O. H. C. at Oregon. of the courthouse In the City of La Keb, 7-8, Washlnvton at Idaho. jUtandc, Union County, Oregon, wll j J-Vb. 7, Oregen at M. H. in puuiic aiicuou 10 me inguesi ; ieii. k, (. h. . at Oregon. M'i-i,r for vii mi In hand, subject to j -'eb. 10-11, Washington at W. redemption, the following described S. c. real properly, and all of the title MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY CHICAGO GKAIN Wheat Omil lliKli July - .".I0J!4 1.081$ Kept 1 1 T -J t.is 1'' 1II!6II7 I.l7y, I.OW 1.1194 l.l54 Cliwo 1.07 1.08 1.12 !, , 1-17 J(,', MVKItl'OOli WIIKAT UVKHI'OOI,, June I 5 (AT) Wheat luluro? cIoho: July 7a 10 ti per Kio potimlH; ll.ilt. October Sh 2 A; l.'J. Ueceinbor 8 4 ',4(1; JI.2IV4. l'OHTl,ANI WIIKAT I'OKTLANI Ore., Juno ID (AD No wheat session today. Toduy'H car recelpla: wheal HO. hurley 1, flour 23, oats 1, hay 4. FIND IT HERE Copy for (tils colli mu must he to by P a. m. XXTK K U Y VOTl t ESS H E SELL FOR Xj ESS THE SHOES YOU NEED AT LOWER PRICES Womens slippers, pumps nnd oxfords tb-s, strap slippers. $3.89 A special lot of womens pumps, ok fords and slippers Htyles that are right at it prlco ...... $2.89 lltht, Intere'it ami equity of the wild tlefeniliinlH In and lo Htilil uVh-ci-lltod real properly, on tho date of the luorle.aKe foterloHed In aald ault, or nlnee aciulrel therein or thereto, or that Ih.-y now liave therein or I herein U-wlt: . t'ouinielHilntf at a point 42 feet went of tho norlheuHt eor nir of Lot Heven (7) In llloclt l:teven (II) Of Orandy'a Ad dl'lon to l.a OrandtT, rnion t.'oi'nly, Oregon, aeiordltif; to the recorded plat Ihereof; run lllnif Ihenee weHt.42Vi feet: thenre hoiiIIi 100 feet aeroKH Lots Seven (7) nnd Klitht (0); theuee east iiIouk the hoiiIIi line of wild Lot lOlKht (K) o dlNlanen or 42 feet; thenee north ion iiel eoro or letw to tho point oC lieKlnnlu. .The proeeiMlH of Haiti Bale lo lie applied lo the pnyiiM'Ul of eonl or Keh. 14-IB, Clrenon at W. H. C; O. H. C. at Idaho. I'"el. 17-IS. Oreifon at Idaho. (). H. at W. H. (.'. I'eli. 21-22, Idaho at WaHhintr Um. 22, On tton at (). K. (.'. I'eh. 2S'March 1, Orejron WiiHhliiKton, Keh. SH, Idaho ol W. H. (!. March 1, W. H. (.'. at lilaho. (.'IIICACiO CASH CHICAGO. Juno 15 (Al) -Wheat: no sak'H. Corn: No. 2 mixed il; No. yellow S2 14''' V3A. Oatn: No. 2 whlto 47: No. white 4r.1. 40".. Hyc: No. 2, S4'4. Darley: BO ti 00. Timothy seed: $4.00 n $4.7B. ('lover seed: $ 1 7.00ff, $2fi.oo. CHICAGO UVKSTOCK CHICAGO, June IB (AP) (U. ti. Dipartment of Agriculture) Hokh: receipts. 1 1,000 Including 9,300 dl- .cr AT 'riff.- OI'I X All; reel: mark. t uneven around sleady 'irki H.it ' j S"J6. H,.lr with l-rldays close of 10(5 1 Be low- N,JV,.ly orcheslia. In ra.se of snow er than the average top J11.20, ., llnla,0 al Kul., lmll ti.H..,u paid for selected 1!I0 pound aver- - aues; hulli 100 to 240 pound kinds JlO.KOtl $1 1.10; shippers 300;' esti mated holdover 3.000; hutchel. medium to choice 2&0 to 300 lbs.. I0.40' )1 1.20. JlltS MJKItlS l'OK I'l.AM S. (i-12-tf roit in n wi:i)ii.G Cattle: receipts 300; compared I .,. ,.f ..,trl l.v,nl i:. ' f.i. week hko fed s'eers ml .. ...in ..i,..,. i.,.. r,. jyearllnBs largely Bo cents hlKher ! shmv(.r ,. w,,u,lnf. Rin. .s,.c. tllu ......ini.. ,,c up on in oeiween ,,. ,,mhera just nceivedat with WALL STREET CLOSING FIRM; STOCKS GAIN NKW YORK, June 15 (AP) Intensive weekend readjustments of speculative accounts brought about some Irregularity In today's grade fed steers with weights: Kichardsons Art and Gift Shop, stackers and feeders nominally , C-10-,1. in in, veuiei H Hirong 10 tiue nigiier; supply shrinkage stimulating fac- ! tor In steer and yearling market Kaslern shippr demand broad ex treme top $15.41), a new high for season. Hheep: receipts 4,(K0; 4J()0 Hemstitching, pleating, butiou- Uoles, etc Norton's Hlmlle 8bop. ' J.C.PENNEYC 108 Depot St., La Grand, Oregon New Solar, Sennit Combines Style and Quality at Low Price There's real comfort, too. in a "Solar aennu because the light-weight straw and ventilated, cushion sweatband of roan leather make it easy to wear,. Handsomely Finished Saw-edcc brim, with rayon fancy band or black band. Full .jiin tip. Excellent value 98c $1.98 -jiirv V W "Solat rivf' imii'lfni iinitiin-.i riM ti,,, i . . -"" I'll ui: iu, ii em i:hi w Kin ... mm., iron, let-u-Mfr lutlon th(, t.n(lr H,.iu,,s lhlU v, 2,0(10 direct; sharp midweek Je-I wanted for you. hreahfa'sl cllne due to liberal markctlni: nliBhl recovery at the close with ! lifrhter runs; compared with one week afro fat lamlis 7!if( 85 conlH lower: yearlings 25 5 SOc off; fat ewea worn lo 2Bc lower. Karly ton NKW WAI'l'l.i: SKI'S See tho latest things In WalTIo Hels just received at Klehal dson's I'lley are ju.st you have tst nook.; C-ll-3t. Central Kcliool ' Hldir.: to la-Kin at nounctMnont that President Hoover tho tiour of two o'clock p. in. on 1 would aiftn the farm relief bill at M HS. N(Jl:l:lS I'Olt I'l.ANTS. .. (i-I3-tr. market, but major activity attain ! P'ic,' for the week; western lambs ... ,, ....... .: .. Mir.i:r,. ,,,iil-,. iter. was on the upside with the. rails and coppers In the forefront of the odvanee. lOxtreme Ralna in the active Is sues ranged froni one to six points, wllh Adams Kxprcss, making lis filsl appearance on tilt; tape this week, soaring 21 polnls. $10. (If,; natives $1G.50; yearlings i $12.25. l'-at ewes $7.00; lato top : prices for week; western lambs natives $lfi.CD, yearlings $I5.M) $12.00. Hulk prices for the week: west ern lambs: $ I O.lill ft $ 1 0.25, natives $15.0ll(i $10.00, yearlings $11.50 (in $12,00; fat ewes $.00tf.$0.50; Coppers continued lo respond to feeding lumbt: unchanged; bulk YOl'lt l"l(T ( i:.;s . Will be most atllaelivo when, en larged, hand tinted, anil framed by lilehar.lson "The Art Jl:in" at Kichardson's Art arul Gilt Shop. li-IO-Kt. at Berry Prices In General Mix-Up; Cants Scarce mi! iiivoranie ftiay siaiiM'lcs or pro duction and consumption, (ireene Cananea moving up a points und Anaconda 2. Montgomery Ward again dropped below 110 or or about 8 points below (be high es tablished yesierday Jut prior to the announcement of the issuance of nmv stock subscription rights. Ceueral Kleclrlc and American Waterworks yielded at least :i minis ouch on profit tags. The closing was liir.i. Tolal sales approximated I.ooo.Immi shares. western1: 5 1 a. 00 "i $ 1 3. fin. I'OJtTI.ANI), Ore., June ir (Al') Strawberry prices were the IuokI confusing fact or In the ureseul .market Ktuatlnn. A big whohm1n , ,.Hrubin kin is'inoslly i'li' to 1 Hiieu sale, llie cost and dlHbillHe-" J ...." 7fl ()fr Krades down to iiientu nf this BNll, Ineludlug llftli.Oli l " l,fi" ' 11 c,ul'- depending on umi,.r HuIU .k.hj,,,,,, C()WS lOIM'I,AM MVi;sTX'lv I'OHThANI). Ore., June 15 (AT) Iteceipts cattle 170, including f.li direct. -Tola Is for week: approximately: cattle HHiO; calves 84 5; liogs rfU0; sheep 6745; cars 1 40. Cattle compared with week ago: all clftuses fully Hteady with spois fully 2f cents oi- more higher for iiteers and slie sloek. Hulk good grass steers $12 to $ll.7f. Other I I.- and and Olhers $8.7fi WOOIi KKI'OItT MCJSTON, June J 5 (AP) De mand for wool was greatly curtail ed during tlie past week. The slow ness is to some extent due to sea sonal factor, fleece wools comprise the bulk of sales. Kine wools were a little easier, but quotations on other lines, ,urc fairly firm, iiw.i business was done on 54 4s, f0's for future deMvery. especially ter ritory wool of these grades. JS'OTICK Ol-' ANM'AIj school mi;kti(; NOTICK IS JIKUKHY OIVMN to (be li'gal voters of School District No. One of I'nion County, State or Oreiron, that t he ANNl'Ah SCHOOIV XIKHTING or said Dls triet will be held at Cr nwood I he third Monday or June, being the 17th day of June. A. I). 1!L'!I. This meeting is called for the purpose of electing Two Directors, each for a term of Thre Years and, the transaction of bmsliiess usual at such meetings. Dated this li 1 st day of May, 1929. ATTKST: 1 1. K. WILLIAMS. District Clerk. JUH'.KKT S. KA KIN, Cliairman Hoard of Directors, June 1-3 Wheat Firm And Higher A t Close CHICAGO, Juno 15 (AP) Ac tive liuying lifted wheat, prices ani-w today following definite lin- noou. ueports ot continued in welcome dry weather in Canada and of equally undeslred piospecT t.ve showers over domestic winter wheat territory were- also a sub ject to notice. Opening at off to 14 c up. wheat later rose all around. Corn ifras easy, starting at c decline to 'fcc advance. Oats were firm. Provisions held steady. Wheat closed firm, to above yesterday's finish. Corn closed Vi(i to 1 c down, oats varying from M c off to 'c up, and provisions unchanged to a setback of 7c Gv 10 cents. IlLTTKRFAT SAN FUANCIHCO, June 15 (AP) -IJulloriat i. o. b. San Kranclsco, CalTeine The aliment of calTelne round In ten and cnlleu varies with the prod uct. ColTee u.siinll.v ei.nliiiiis less lliiiu 1 per cent, while ninonniR varying helween 2 und 4 per cent have been fouml In dilTerenl sam ples of ten. The Lowest Prices In 30 Years! NOW YOU CAN LET Rich In Forests ' South Ainerlen has more than one-fourth of the forest nren of the woi'ld boBnovftrBf wirt vrenz;:ym , reiiKnnnhlo allmney fees, and then I'"""' portou uie mm 10 . helfera fj to Jln.nri In the laymelit of Hie JmlKlnent i "' """" man e in iuee iik- down lo $11 and helow. IIiiIIh H lo herelnlofore inade therein nifnniHt ' '"','"' ' l l h"111' " eonld he pur-1 j:i.r,n. .Majorllv S.r.(i up. Hulk Ihe defendantn, Heeler i. Meln-l''1"1"''1 l"'"'101' t Ijtll BlanilH. lKht viiiIi-i-m 1 :i lo 1 4. till. Kinall nlB ami (.llrlle V. Meluulu, hllshancl I "' ""' 'luo.eu al 4 anil .,t oulHlandlUK Muallly .Miindayl 1 fi litikeH fin- '1U eenlM 'I'd., dlri'iT. ... ... .. ... - .. ' aiiu wne. - - - ut ,i;i. i.aives i.im down. Ileav DiiIimI IIiIm aiHl ,y f May, I '.I2!l. I '" l"'k'" Ih b"I(I 10 '"' aeenunt- 1 i0h and tlunn J7.50. JIOHHK llltKHIIKAHH, Sheriff or,'" "y, "lu varlanee. la nB ,.,,,, Mn,iy wllh ,, 1-R- SUNDAY; JUNE 16 Is Father Day Fntltoi's Day CirM , 10c, l.'.i-, 2." Fittliur's Day Mot toes $1.01), $1.50 Leather Kill Folds and Cigarette Ca.se..... $2.00 lt $.")..r.() Leather Kill Kilds and Cigarette Case $2:00 lo $3.r6 Keytainers (leather) r 50c CiKiirette Di.spenser $2.75 Class Citraretto and Match Holder !)Sc Flash Light Complete ,S5c,-$1.75 Poker Chip Hacks $1.75, $2.00, $10.00 Hook Ends $1.75, $2.00, $:i,75 Or a subscription to "his" favorite inaga.ine. La Grande Book & Stationery Company 1111 Adams Ave. Art Metal Slccl Office Kipiipinent, Safes and Files. the wide y- """ y " -'" wern welleasMe IT. eenla hlKher. lint suh- rl ! l ''"'I "' and .S;ilunhiy,,.niiy turned no Letter than .lid not . run, In,, ahundnnt replen- 8endy with lsl week. Hulk 1KI, Islimenl. ir Hunihiy brlnm arm , hulehern, InelmlliiR drive-ln, $IL. suuHhlui,, II wan expeeled I hat Heveral loads Mmw'uv ,.t te, over anil uimi-r uelKhlH Ill.sr, .Monday will are Ihe market load ( d wllh herrlea of good iuallly. t'antaloupeH nro neai-ce for tlie weekend. Mont of the California oulptll Ih Haid to he koIiik lu the enjd. (Ine earlnad wuh expeeted rtilunlay, hul lhlU will lie prohahly lie elealle I o'.ll hy Monday inoi'li Ini;. Kkkh and hulter were uiH-haiiKed. l''reHli ineatH and poultry were Mteudy In faeo of the weekend demand. ! I (III I I, AMI I'ltDlll ci: rillt'l l.ANI), Ore., June If, (Al') Itulter aleady um-hanKed. Mlan 1 third, -t!l eellla. V.KKtt, milk, poultry, on , po- ;tnloin. wool, nut, hn'. hops, eaa jeara liark; Mleady unehanueil. down. I'aekInK hows uioHtly $S.ft,r to $11. Hulk alaiiKhler pUh $11 lo (ll.'jn, Hulk deHlrahle feeder plKH tl I.Ml In !-'. Hheep eompared wllh week ajro: lamlis und yearliiiKH 75 cenln to Jl lower. Kwph mostly fill eenlH orr. Two douhle deekH kooiI lo eholee Ml. AilauiH himliH Monday, with fa'.r proportion of eominou to me dium, liioiiRht I3.5ii without soit ll(r. 'I'll is eltiKH not. now quoted nhove $l;l. llesl valley lamlia of fered lirnuKht f 13.61), with off Krailes on! :i lo $10. Hulk tr-.K k ed In I, mil's $ln to $11. VeurlluKH nol now quoted ahove $!. Itulk of arrlvnla Hellinp at $7.50 to $S.5'l lOwt'H mo.stly $5 down, t'ulln down lo $3 and helovv. Ten Years Ago Today Clipt. Cofdt mul l.ieul. Itrowu nro olT lo fly (he Al iunde In ihe first non-sliipi rilKlit. LliAIlN the new ways TO protect and preserve YOUR skin. We have KEEN going to school THIS week to learn HOW, so we can help YOU with your cosmetic PliOKLEMS. Come in. WE have many new ' THINGS to show you. L. & L. Drug Co. EQUIP YOUR WHEELS Guodyuar quality leads the whole field by still greater margins this year yet the prices are the lowest in history. Goodyear's sales of millions of tires more than any other company, put Good year in position to give values which nobody else can equal. Come in and see these latest 1929 Goodyears and let us DEMON STRATE and PROVE why they are superior' to any other tires even though they cost no more, if as much. Now you can ride on the world's greatest tires for the least money you ever paid! OUT OUR WAY. By Williams Follow the crowds where they buy high fjradc clot hiii ff, fitrnishinys and foot wear for the whole family at less than wholesale prices. Hurry only !) days left to close out en tire slock. Fixtures for Sale. WORLD'S ECONOMY STORE M. 8, Aliwrt, I'roji Clna Ailnnu. Ate. I he Kloro Willi Mirror III t elder of Kiiirnneu BOV5-CH MO. MoT AMOTi-IER JOB dO-sT LAWlsa' OFF AVMrllLE. NEMcf? Summer oo-.T LOAF ADOOMD Asj' UFE fiLA. COLD vnJEaTHEF?. STIFF, BuCr. x vAjiei I COULO TAKE. ONE OFF. I ( HO'VJ DOE'S WE. DO IT ? FEFt mo Automobile , er A Home,er a Radio, Ef? PlAMO.ER MCTTWlM. he's. 'me-How 3uT one o Tv-EM enos DO VOO DO iT f VNHOo aoT A OiFFRUmT I . iir-nc I Aw -T r- VMLlfiT J l v. .1- I . . . A I I . . .r-.. . . I I I irvit I -T. . ,c i t-n I .iv wv I 1 l I I , ih f f I V y DA am' if i Took K -v., vOFF-vi OMe- Va,eev OFF I aw ('tt FfP0r n v. mt. orr. ..-tUe GotTerflw and-vue Gees. JrTvVlttiM, OlM at utA Ittwt nr. AH Types All Sizes All Prices Goodyears The All-Weather - The Double Eagle The Speedway - The Pathfinder More people and the number increases daily ride on Goodyear Tires, and CUY Goodyear Tires in preference to any other kind. This one fact overrides all argument. And it places Goodyear in the position of being able to give the greatest quality value for the least money IIECAUSK IT COSTS LESS TO MAKE TIRES WHEN YOU MAKE MILLIONS MORE OF THEM THAN ANY OTHLRCOMl'ANY. oiinexi&'s 1 rvrrv. 111
