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Newspaper Page TextPaye Eight GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GKANDE. ORE. Monday, February 17, 1930 NEW SILK SHIRTS Progressive, felt Blighted when i Hughes pasted him in n hotel lobby and did not pause to meet him. California went lo Wilson and he won. As mi Insight to tho ion I Hughe it it Interesting tu note thuL dur ing tho early part of bin cam- pafgn tho reporter assigned MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY homo on I'11'.' "cowr hli KUtiniK'r l.onif Irtlaml iitrno.-t upi-nly re-; Sl'l. CUICAUU WHEAT Olwn !" 1-Iil-K0l.il '111)' I-IH Vi l.lMi i-giyigi.aa III I.IH 1-IU74 I.S8 Blue, Grey, Tan and White $5.00 to $8.85 fcend- 3nc. bellt-d ut IiIm ctilurli-HN liili-i-vh-WH, I tinromniuniruUvt; nu-thtHlH unit ftilluri' lo imivldo "cupy." A little lalL-r In tint runiimlKit, Mar. lliiKlx'f. flfli-i' pleading ly IiIh iiM.i.May Horlat.-N, fliuilly conHi-nti-ti to liavo .luly a movie mmle of lilniHi-lf for cam-!seil pulKn urpun-. It uiih t)u imual 1 propaKanda H"H tltat tint party relied upon to present ltd candi date lo Mm VotcrH, At a private Ht-rpi-nlntf, HiikIic-s loolted ll over. "Jle directed Hharp crltlclmn nt Mi; rl, illies. h In ivalk lnul his need of a haircut." wiys Kverett Colby, a mi-iiilier of tho citmpalKii com mittee, "and added that ir the Ho pulillrn n candidate for presidi-ut l-liY, IIJK I. IN Clow) I.ITKOK I.IHJ1, WI.IU I'OltTLANB WHEAT Open I.IOtf. 1.IH I.IH'5 I.IHy, niKii i. iay, I. IN J.IK', Low l.l-lfi I. in 1.17 1.17 Close I.I 1!4 i.io 1.17 1.17 without cundencension, courairc without piiKiiarlty, H-'Ir-ri.-npi.-cl Willi. ml vanity, humility without olmeiiuiotiHiieKH, love of humanity w-ltiiotit M-nllmentallty itml itiL-clt-ncss witii power. ''I'luit la our Ideal." I'OHIXA.M) ljlVU.STOCK loolu-il like that, hix piaco wuh not in tho White House, hut in Hie I'OHTI.ANI), Ore., 1-eli. 17 Al') I'attie atul calves: unking hlKlier WHEAT MARKETS SLIGHTLY FIRMER ! Strengthened During Last ween, mces influenced by Active Inquiry. CHIEF JUSTICE FAMOUS FIGURE Charles Evans Hughes Outstanding Both in Am erica and the World. lty It-OMEHT TALLEY WASHINGTON. (NKA Service) For tho better pail of three de cades Charles Evans Hughes, the hew chief Justice of the I'nlted Hi alert, haif been an outstanding national and intermit lonnl limine u brilliant jurist and a famous statesman. Hut despite bin .10 yearn In pub lic lte, Including n presidential campaign when the searchlight of publicity turned Its brightest ffluro full on him. Hughes, as a perifiinalityJa still nunc or less of a mystery today. Uouscvell, colorful and 1I unity outspoken, wus u pint uf every mint's life, in his day. Tuft, when In t he W'h He 1 1 ousc. was gi veil to frequent humorous ' anecdotes that revealed his inner self; the colorful personality of Wilson brought lit in most hitler enemies and equally devoted friends; even morgue. At the conclusion, he con-i , , . ' .inb.tP.l ihn P,miii,.n i, .. 'i''ludlliK V through; calves 100. him i inn. m.iii iuiuuyeu m.i ecru. 1 Kim. i:umi hH. $1 Mi fl 1.50, k'ood II l.uo ' ll.7ri,'iuedlum $.G0 deehled to vuto foe W(l,.'.i J '!' ' 1 1 'n.moti $ 7.S0 fj .B0. ! Wli.son " (Helfei-M. KVOd lO.00'. I1U.&0, Clllt). As 'a, prrnldentlal eandidate. I"'0" 10 T- T !. ' ",0n Hiiffhes uas aide to heal th all-i UH l,d 'J'' Important wet-dry ,ehlm heeaune ; " "T f' ,? ;75" 'v cut he had Ihe umiuaJIfied dry -f ' l' , , U""H (ynrlinm. dorsement without anv active en-1"1' Ul,'ll) iKVV ! s'60. cutU'r 10 tnffonlHm fror.i I Ho wi-ts. Jn fact. ";i,t,lu, Calve,, nu ll.. i..nni.n..r.l liiii-i.n ,I,UI" IO Choice yS.fftMTlU.50. C.iU cited tho 1 Sth amendment an ai example if federal puwer over riitini; that of the states. to cnmnuxi J. oo t $s.fiO. VcaleiH. jinllk fed, Kngil to choice $10.00 fir ".$!:!. 50. Meililliu IK.ftlltf $10.50. Cull llut those who expect him to lie Mo coitiuion $ti.r0'fi Sil.fiO. WASHINGTON. Feb. 17 Do mestic wheat markets strengthened sllflitly during the week ending IVhriiary 15, Influenced by a more active inquiry from milla and a fairly steady movement of current offering Into consumKiir t mnels, according to tho weekly BramTTTar ket review of the United States bureau of agricultural economies. Feed grains held generally steady, but demand was somewhat Ichs ac tive than during the previous week. Market offerings were fairly large and were easily eo.ua! to current trade require mciitH. The rye market strengthened with wheat, while flax noft and wen tern white wheatn were, iiuotrd at Portland at $!.! ami ni Keauin at ll.lH per bushel. No. 1 hard winter, northern surlnc and western red wheals wore quot ed m 1'ortbind at $1.14. while No. I hard winter sold ut Heuttle at $1.17 and No. 1 western red ut j.io per lJUMhel. No. 1 hard win- ler lit bulk from Montana was quoted at Keattle at $1.26 and 14 per cent protein No. 1 dark north ern spring nt $1.28 ner bushel Homo export business was worked at Portland with wiles of around i;.iu uins lo the United Kingdom, and hoiiio puree! lots afloat foil ing around :ooo tons reported. These sales were said to have been at prices below current quotations. There was practically no Inquiry ...... . unciu ami Huropoun buy- .n niriv iniercsteu only when ii n, e were attractive. WALLOWA K. P. ANNUAL ROLL CALL IS HELD tton amendment while pre me bench appear doomed disappointment. it Is futile," ho said in a speech in Ituffulo In the lyjs camiiaign when discussing Al inemiiy to changing the pi ohihi-' nii tt' , "" P hnalntained a steady tone, nrineipa'' On the BU' .,,, .11..' . " ' lv ii ro.Hiilt of I )n verv licrlit mar- I..UU.I.K ou unecu neavy weigni " " iJI'i.'to '( lll.di. Medium weight keth,fcrfl' ! $10. fin it $12.00. Mght weight $11. 75! While domestic wheat markels $i:iMt, Uj-ht lights .$10.75 ft, J were steadier, the general situation - ci li i....i-i.... .... ! reliialneil rather weak, influenced dlSCUSSlng Al .7i.'elnnlnllV l.v. Ih .'Mr.,.h Smiths prop.iwil to amend the r.,,ll,.K"" r .vlK tu'?,J l'UK . . . V' r' ," .V v,on. prohl.d.ion law. , think that ' ' Z, . KI ? ' . ! f r,;.: V r..;! .0.7 L.i iVrlno rousting pig, excluded in above their supplies upon the. market, ami i. .... . I m-lci.u nf n:illvo vln.;il nt 1'iirln ftltutlon in tlie prescribed num. . . . ; . i i...ui,..i .-iii-(-li nun iii n i un: wuoieu tamo.s ' - -- er; yearlings and ewes quo) ably steady; receiptH 6oo. I.ambs, gooil to choice $:.75 u $iu.r.it. i.nmbs, hi to !i2 lbs. $..n ffi $10.25, V2 lbs. down. .Medium $H.oo'.( $y.7ft. All weightK. common $7.50 'i $.5o. Yearling wethers $fi.5di $s.r.(. Kwes. medium to choice $5.00 ft $6.50. 120-150 lbs. $l.0o.-$t.(io. All weights, cull and .J (Ollllllull $2.0Uj( $ 1.00. the age of nine he was reading Ml... L-Ui... ...i.l IImI,. t,.t jloover occasionally 1ms dropped j ,,,,, lll(f cmiW,t.a. i . " . Vf,,.- .. vejn. ... .VlCiltf h, l-ll-i lw. v.ti I- ..... iei.ii,,i.Mi1 i ' rni. i t . A I i in vti ru 11 iiiiu inuue up ins Itlltter; firm muni to ie a lawyer. At l he .standards was the youngest member of the fjrsts w graduatinK clasn and graduate d . Creuinpry prices: printH 3c over with higher honors. cliht staniur(is, -Ke never took part In college KffX8: firili: lltic.s to retailers: athlclics. sy a cbissmate, "but frvsh (.Xnis, 3lc. standards. 3uc; he displayed a keen interest in frvHh nivlUllnis( 2Nc; medium firsts, imseball and often made trips .)U, ,,rk.t.s (u whllUlsaI).rs . coMn with the team.' nn,ir Wva tQ rt,t;liU.ril The famous whke.s that have .Nlllk. K,mlv. nuv nl. ( 1)0r his puldlc Iii an. I been the de light of cartoonists hud their In- t;:i lb. ltosafe, and $1.4ou. for United States No. 2 hard winter. when the people have expressed their will ami amended the con-; ner that the supreme court will r bold that It has the right to invalidate the amendment. Noth ing could be-further from reason and good sense, to suppose the su preme court would override the amendment thus sustained." Sou f MlnMer" ! Horn the son of a Itaptist min ister at (lien Falls, N. Y.( III 1.K02, young Hughes received his early luiation from Ills parents. boyhood swimming holes, rabbit hunting, ;lte making and his boy hood on an Iowa farm. K.iivii As "llunian Icicle'1 Milt If Chief Justice Hughes has ever nnbiiidened himself person ally, there is neither record or re collect bin of the same in Wash ington. lUgnlried, austere hnd even aiuof ho litis continued to renin In to himself, even to the point that In Ills presidential cam paign he was publicly assailed an ti "human icicle." Hut It Is to lhigliea' credit that lie faced in I hat campaign. In I'.Mfi probably tho bitterest disappoint ment that ever came upon a man and met it without wincing nr complaint. Jlo went to bed election night believing ho had been elected pre sident. Congratulations were pour-; lug In: his wife einbiaccd him and addressed htm as "Mr. President."! 'ertalti Democratic hyulers were already conceding Wilson's defeat., A Itude Awakening And then, the next morning. Hughes awoke to find that belated, returns from California and other western states had changed things; overnight. loiter it w as dvter- roiiTi.AM) piiom ci: cubes: extras, 3Sc; 3 ,7c; prime firsts 34c, quoted February 1 4 nt $1.32 per i bushel. Prices of wheat in Italy have declined about 5c per bushel sinct! the middle of January, and German prices have declined about the wnu e amount. Notwithstanding the smaller farm reserves which are reported about ti.6oo.ouo busa els smaller than a year ago. these figures suggest that the disappear ance of native wheat in'Gormany has been about the same as lat season, notwithstanding the higher import duties and stricter mi HI ilk regulations. The new import duty as established on February II la approximately 6Ia'(c per bushel. W eakening I-'actor Uy Mrs, Kdnn Huiiirr WAMjOWA, Ore.. fSnnclnlV Kinsmen Uulgo No. 87. Knlt-hm of Pythias, held Its annual roll call last Wednesday night in Castle Hall. An interesting program was arranged ns follows; piano solo by Miss Ollvo Hunks, biography of JustuH 11. Ilnthbouo by U F. Allen. Two selection by the high school glee club, history of the local lodge by C. T. MeDanicl. nuislc by high school orchestra, address by grand Chancellor. U. K. Dixon, of Iji Grande, roll call, violin solo by Orin Morgan. A Inrce croud wm In attendance and reported tho program a splendid one, Mrs. C..A. McClaran is milin ill with tin attack of fluo und neuritis. Miss Iluth Harrison, nf T-a. Grande, is spending tho weekend at tho home of her uncle. C A, Hunter. Fads and fancies of "all kinds seem to return after u period of yearn. Old-fashioned quilts are as much in vogue today as they were In grandmother's time and nearly every woman and girl is hunting tho scrap basket for pieces and learning tho flower basket pattern, the wedding ring design or the friendship circle. Miss Grace Hall who has been quito ill at tho Wallowa hospital for a tinio has resumed her duties at the Xtockgrowers und Farmers, National bank. Mrs. C. A. Hunter and Mr, Uoss Hood were In 1l Grande shunninc and culling on friends Wednesday, They remained until Thursday evening. Miss Helen Fisher went to Ii Grande last week and underwent a tonsil operation. She Is now im proving at her homo here. An old-time masquerade dance Look for This "Marathon" Label When You Select Y S our pring New ID fcif $ 2.98 $ peon market Is the increased ship- ,, . , ' ' ... . .. meats of Itussian wheat. 1.0;i6.tui0 bushels of Russian wheat were in cluded in the Pluck Sea shlpnTVTTs totaling l.:itii.ooo bushels during the week. This wheat was reported raw milk (I per selling at $1.32 C1F England inar- eenl) $2.:i'i $2.4 cw t. Delivered kets, compared with" 1.29 for Portland, less I per cent, liutterfal. United Stales Pacific coastu cstcri: station 34c: track. 3Cc; deliveries in (white wheat. $1.40 for No. T Manl mown ami applied ut a position, .;iry: s,,n(V; (hiving prices) as a teacher of Greek at Delaware h(..y hvUH nv,.r ,(S ,,-v nlvcrsity. . uxvtiixm ). - lu u inw Itcanl litly jli.s, 2Mf 22c; light, under 3i "Vou never can make them be- lNc'niyc; springs, over 2 lbs. 24c; lb-ve you a iv a professor." Dr. pekm ducks, 4 lbs. and over 2Sc; James O. Ciiff in. then president colored ducks. lN'i2cc; turkeys, of Delaware. told the youthful '" I. 3 33c: No. 2, 2 5c; culls, applicant. "You have no more hair -,,(": I've l 'i2oc. on your face than an egg." Country meats: steady: (buying (Canada together have been reduced It war. to get this job that prie s) choice veal. 1 7 t 1 Sc; pork.jahoul 33,000,000 bushels since the Hughes turned his w tuskers out !o ' 4 !y 'i 1 .n; choice lambs, 22 It 24c; j first of January. Stocks on ocean grow at IK. They have been his mutton. 12il3c. most distinguishing characteristic Onions: steady; Oregon $i "0 H ever since; when lie rode a white $2..t.". horse in President Taft's inaugural Potaioes: s ady: g-ra.. No. 2 intrude In ll 13. thev were a flam- grade. ;3.25iT'.0O p.-r cwi. mined that by the narrow margin in ,ru' , , ,v ''l '""- eek with me moueraie iaT...K of 277 electoral votes to 2M Afu'r " ha'1 oarn,,tI Pough to l'-'a': lb. valley, 30i33c. jmostly taken at slightly increased sinuy law ior a snort lime m 1 . tm um i" prenuunis. l ;t per cent protein Columbia University, lie got a job t-astern Oregon tiniotliy. J.'n.roKo as a clerk lu a New York lawyer's $21.o: do va'll y, $??..h.i $iy.5h; office at $luuweek, Tlie General alfalfa. $IS$iy; clover. $16; oat appearance of the bewhiknd hay. $10: straw. ?w$n ion; sclliug young applicant was such as to prices $2 morv. cause a member of the firm to j suggest that he discard his frayvd suit and homespun socks and i make the acquaintance of a tatlorj v...... ,. 7 i . iviwv. i' o. i Kiaporati-d ajip'.ts .s:e.idy: choice I - ( 13 ; fancy 14 ;'. Prutu s steady . California, S fji 1 2 ; On gen ? S U 1 7. Apricot steady; standard 13- !5; choice 15 4 i 17; extra choice 1 x -i 2 o. Argentine w heat totaled slightly over 2. sou. iioo bushels ami Austra lian shipments nearly l.Cou.ooa bushels. North American ship ments aro averaging about G.Ooo. ooo bushels weekly, and market i stocks in the United Stales and j passatV, how ever. have, been in j creased and now total approxima tely 4a.OMO.oou bushels, I Domestic cash . wheat markets held irenerallv steady during the Hughes missed being the nation's! war-time president. j Although no complaint came came from Hughe., he doubtless felt that Hiram Johnson had de prived him of the greatest honor within the gift of tlie nation. -. Looking backward, olio sees that history had tinned on what appeared al I lie time to be a tri vial incident. la his campaign. Hughes hid visited California. In San Francisco. the Chamber of Commerce dehi;,lion and Other conservatives took him in tow al most to the exclusion of the Pro giessive faction. And Johnson. 1 m:v YOHK Fit I 'IT Colds Checked By modem vaporirinc J X ointmtnt Just rob on & WICKS iV.! V VapoRub OVER W MltllON JARS USED Yf APIY ASSIGNMENT S.U.K Ask the hundrtds of xiti ft.4l iutoiars 1 1i.it alt- ndd this fiM.,,1 baigaln f.ast on Saturday. You will then he Hire to come in mil save 1-3 to 1-2 as other thrifty shop pcrs did. ltos all 0"l Kulck. is. btaalir-il pit.re. the lati -I sljti xcrptieaaMy well latl- ored. )(, cular $.i.on sellers. Assignment s;ile price - Mi $1.98 ltii i ikb.Mi.l s'.h 111 Arrow a ml nlh. r . I! known m.ikoat. itroken si. old lot to i'liw oat. Assign ment sate price 29c M'-n's neckties, pure Mik in t rry ni tmctke patterns. l; g. ular $.' .Mi value. A-udgmm-nt sale prn 93c New.YSrk b to re and haberdasher. Yet. five years later, and .iu-t liko the industrious young appren tice In the olden tales, the clerk married the d-tuchter of the head oi the firm. She was Miss Antoinette Carter, daughter of JtuUe Walter S. Car ter, and the union was Kolcmmxed : in INNS. llrilllnnt Mentality i The brilliant mentality that i n i aided Hughes to cope with Sb.ike i spear and the classics M tile t n ; der age of s. has m:u ked him J throughout life. j PolITLAXD, Ore.. F. U. 17 (APV I During his hi-ionr figJit a.t in-t j - Tli" butter und egg markets j high yas sates in New York City 'opened the Week in (airly strong in I?"), he ficvaeiit)y repeated condition. Sapplies have been li frvuu memoiy nunuroos t ifi!-s, r.d, but demand has la en brisk, running into live and six figure esp. cially In eggs. The butter Mtua wilh never an t : ror. In drafting ; tion app. are.l to be overloaded, but his clovhiir argUMiem. i.e w orkrd : w h-t her this w ould reach acaiust from midnight until : a m and pr;c s depended on the Monday af Miiomed up noTf than a mtilio-i : t- rr.oon s ssin oi ifio produce r- staiulaul 13 -j 'f K; extra choice HI 11 LIE. Ulil.S r.iiuv SIIIOM; in Lostlne Friday night and tho largest crowd ever seen there was present. The five-dollar prize awarded for the best sustained character w us received by Marie Sprague. Her disguise as a pick aninny caused much hilarity. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Henfrnw w e n t to J a Grande Sa t u r d a y on business. The Headlincr (top) is a young men's "Mirjthon" made wilh the popular, welt edged, curt brim. La the season's wanted shades. The Times (center) is a welt edge fedora featuring the new type oi high crown and smart curl brim Choice selection oi the season's favored colors. The Forecast (bottom) made of fine hatter's turs, in the raw edge, enapbrim style. Handsomely satin lined. Shades are snow pearl, nusC grey and coflec brown. $ 4.98 MARATHON HATS are sold exclusively by Ja-. PENNEY GO; 108 Depot St. La Grande Made Famous by Noveliit Tim timflel fur the character of Dnvid Hariun in the novel of the unip nunio by K. N. West cot t wns David ilanuuni of Homer. Cortlnndi county, New York. Literary Ui-cpsL ikhvs.vt hi:"si; Tf your Canary has stopped sing-.! Clarice It. Hell, Defendants. j that said premises be sold in the lug there is a reason. Perhaps it is To. the above named defendauis manner provided oy law and that because he needs a Bird Tonic, or ; Wallace C. Pratt. Ollie M. I'ratt, 'out of the proceeds of such salt-, better seed, or is troubled with -j c- Klnionf. Bell. Christina Bell and 1 plaintiff be paid Ihc above sums Lies and History "A lie has lo Hve n lone time le fore It bocoines, history,' snys n cynic. Anil history hns to endure n good while before the historians prove ll a He. New Orleans Times-Picayune, mites. All of these livings can be Clarice II.-Dell: quickly remedied by using the New " JN THE NAME OF THK STATE Spratt's Bird Remedies, which i OF OKEGOIN, you aro hereby re roiupleto line is now carried by quired to appear and answer the Richardson's Art and Gift Shop. 2-17 -St. words ut" toil iiuonv w i!l out a sins! error in tact or ftcoie! He won the ca and saved millions fur the gas consumers. Ill hK public addrejo.es. lie lias di"plaed at all time- a riiv-l amaxing eounn.tn.i ( i:'igli)i. .''Ointely prcl-e i.n all m"e.(i !. 1 r hit six et! a ,t M Ti.i-r nistice on the supreme court, lllietu s deltM'red 1 Tot opinion" and only nine drew a n divnt t mm his ( olleagiie:. Sinculaily i-iipm, he h -d u er ered a a MliUc in :mj e-nil tx r,.t- lit w .i s tlpp un. ti t t !e supreme i ourt, '1'eaclilMKs Persist 'Hie teachings liiMilhd sn o;ut Hughe!; by bis in in i.-tej . t ath r haw persisted. In New York, In conducted for v.r a llptist Sun day school class t!-ut lati r w a tak n oer by John 1 . Uo kef. Her. J-. Hi defllllfaOl nf "i J,, then jiovcinor am) le,;ilr-, (, i tiat aetei a-s oil. e ei f , . t htm in a sp. , ch. "Faith w ilboul i vduJi: h itu ! i.ai; AMI I I. O I it 1NM;TI.AI, Oie . -, h. 17 (Al" - ( "arie s.ii;ar ( vm-, .1 I, .mis - -N.i-ty cane. Jtatt or berry. M-r ew t. H el MlC.ir CW t. I bxir ciiy delirry piieesl '-oly: (.unity pah tits. 4.'-s vhole wheal. .'x b:ikers" hard wheat T ;; bakrs tlu -ii m p.i 57 L'e; pastry Hoar. 4 's. wheal was bringing about Ic pre mium at Kansas City, where No. 1 hard winter wheat was quoted at f I.ia-H.la j. No. " hard winter ut Sl.t:i. and No. 3 hard winter a: $1.11. Receipts were slightly larg er at that market but a .fair per centage was on earlier sales. Ele vator slocks were slightly reduced nit hough shipments to outside points were small. The new w inter wheat crop is greening up In the southwest and is In generally gxod condition, although a considerable amount of damage has occurred to soft wheat lu Southeastern Kansas, according t6 a Mate bullelhj. Tie cent warm weather has removed most- of the snow covering in the central west. The market a I Omaha was less active with local mills less aggressive buyers. No. -hard winter was quoted in that market at the fa rm board loan value at $1.13 per bushel. The soft winter . wheat market strengthened snghtly during the week but demand at t. !uis was limited, principally to nearby mills, as southeastern mills were report-; ed obtaining grain at lower prices from Ohio river points. Spring wheal markets held firm Iduring most of the week with mills ! readily absorbing the daily cash of j ferities. Premiums were somewhat j easier tow ard the close of the j week, but a &c to Go per bushel premium out the May price w;:s i Whig paid for high protein wheat. I California wheat nutrketjt were (rather quiet wilh prices practically ; unchanged. Local d-nnnd wa i Oregon, t only luodeiate. There was Some I taken i FIND IT HERE Copy for this column must be lu by 0 a, m. NEW COST I'M E JEWELRY New creations in costume jewel ry have just been received at Rich ardson's Art and Gift Shop. A beautiful assortment of Costume Rings Is now in stock. Tou will find just what you have been look Ing for In tho ring assortment. When you want tho latest in Art Merchandise you will always find P at Richardson's Art and Gift Shop. 2-lu-lt. KiMn;ii(i.uTi;x Mrs. Hodgen announces the be ginning of spring term Monday. Feb. L'4. " 2-17-Ct p Hciitcdltclilng, pleating, button holes, etc. Norton's Kiddle Shop. Aov. ritEsfi 11 sn moss Now at Richardson's Art and Gift Shop. 2-17-3 t- SPECIALISTS In enlarging, hand tinting and framing of your pictures, at Rich-; your card prizes at Richardson's aruson s Art ana otrt Shop. Mii-u.Ari nnu uiu Miop, -'-lo-i EVERY WEEK New tilings of the very latest creation are received by Richard son's Art and Gift Shop. These are especially selected for Bridge Prizes a n d are d is t i net I vc and d i f fere u t You will find It very easy to select CARD OF THANKS ( Wo w ish to thank our many ' i v Tirr friends and relatives for ffreir kind n ess and sympathy and for the beautiful floral offerings during the illness and recent death of our tathcr and brother. Mr. Etlwin Hug. Mrs. Mabel Sanderson. Mr. A ruin Hug. Mrs. Iva Townsend. Mrs. John Niederer. Miss Lydia Hug. SIMMONS C1RC1 IT tXM'RT OF IMllX COI NTY. OREGON. Moina A. Marks, Plaintiff, vs. Wallace C. Pratt. Ollie- M. Pratt. C. Elmout Bell. Christina Bc.ll and complaint filed against you in Iho above entitled court and cause within four weeks from the date of the first publication of this sum mons or for want thereof plaintiff will take a decree ngainst you as prayed for in her complaint, namo ly, that said defendants Wallace C. Pratt, Ollie- M. Pratt and C. Kl mont Bell are indebted to plain tiff in tho sum of One Thousand (IROUn.uu) Dollars, together with interest thereon at the rale of S per cent per annum from August . Grande, Oregon, in, l'.tzs. plus tho sum of JlfiO.UO Plaintiff. as reasonable attorneys fees here in and for her costs and disburse ments herein incurred; that tho mortgage described in said com plaint, and the interest of each of the defendants therein' bo fore closed; that the above sums be de clared a first lien upon the prem ises described in said mortgage; and that sho have such other and further relief as may be just and equitable. This summons is published by an order of the Circuit Court of Un ion County, Oregon,' made and en tered February Sth, 1?30, requiring the publication of said .summons once a week for four successive weeks in the La Grande Evening Observer and fixing the date of tho first publication thereof as Mon- , day, February iO, 1330, and re quiring said defendants to appear and answer on or before the last day of the lime so prescribed. ? ". E. R. R1NGO. Residing at La Attorney for Feb. 30, 17. 24. Mar. 3. 7ranl;Cleaviiiger 2-17-1 1. NOTICE , NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned. W. H. Bunch, is sole ow ner of the busiuess of Bill Bunch Garage Company In the city of lt Grande, l.'nion eountv. having purchased and r the luterrM of J. L, graham. lriv inent In the inquiry for j Munhall and Fred Butterfield In tee, wip-nt pn( niiv-d Teed main-j same. That all accounts owing to (aeturen and poultry feeders were ;the said firm are payable to the buying only scattered cars. Export j undersigned, and all indebtedness business for both w h. at und flour standing ngainst the said firm la Short, but Famout The M;ison ami lin Hue I not tcry lo;i. It Is the boundary be tween IVniKyhania and Maryland Beware th Hoodt Maidenhood and womanhood nrf two hot-M tltat nre evfr ?t for Ihp iurE-,leimnt of men. CHeai;.i ( Nee-. ! That FlaMcn Moil of V$ i A v;i;Ktty of hein? IhuvJ !i om 1 'n of Initio.;. Tcr;v U.ni'.e lontinued dull. Stocks In Interior warehouses went r ported light and holders were generally asking about $;.0o per lrtn. sacked, f. o. jb. int. rior points, which was he to jl'-c over the current t'-rminal quo i tH'.tont. I NorthurM Market.. assumed by the undersign W. H. BVNCH. th i: I i;y i;i;h i tiii; yeah New things s-iitablr for Canl Prii'-s and for Gifts for every oc casion arrhe at Ulchardsou's Art Pacific northwestern heat tnr- land Oilt Shop. The latest things itvngthene-l slightly, large ly -In nrl creations of cery tpc. tn.ih reu (f the firmer tone in i useful and ornanuntHl wilt always uly In the be fonti'l In tro tr shop just as Si.ori us the h' on the market. This makes the electing of a icift n easy matter when it is done ai KUtMrw.Mm' Art and Gilt Shop. &rt'. Same Price for over 38 years 25 ounces for 2& el;. p(-it ..lvi(ot d I'bOI.I !e P-l bushel Kill, iIB JVnJ td !e- s'em hard w htie .,'ioi-il aI rort l.utd at Jl.;., ami .il "tattle at 1 " ' 'i -: ' ! Vry.tr. H USE LESS than of high priced brands MILLIONS OF POUNDS USED BY OUR GOVERNMENT awi AND SAFE The things folks Siiy give us a Lift. Thy wiy we're SAFE us well as KWIFT. You want to be moved In a hurry b:jt you also want to feel sure that jour goods are pro tected from damage. Call us. ideas?! An Orderlie Tonight Means a Pleasant Tomorrow! Rexall Orderlies n or si 25 CENTS "! nin. nf I h.--c j-lciis-in!-tauiiir laxaiivi- tulili-ts lonltlil. ..Whil,. you ait.,.p. It mum-., tii,- w.fn-niiit: of Hi- liar.), lu. fond wasl.-. In tho mciniinir you will find fnsy, Eciiio r ii f from constirullon. sold only :it lU-Xiill siurcs. GLASS DRUGS Inc. TUK 11KXAM, STORE Ore I 0 nndot 0) I 1