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Newspaper Page TextPage Eight L'A GKANDE EVENING OBSWKVKK, GHANDE, ORE. Tuesday, February 25, 1950 HEADLIGHT Pre-Shrunk Overalls GUARANTEED A New Pair if They Shrink ""-VHtW) (oe Mrs. Alexander Sells Residence To C. A. Smith Ity AIi-h. A. (i. Cuiilcllii (OIjHurvci CormipoiHlcHt) COVK. Ore. (Hpeclal) C. A. Kmlth has bought iho town rewl dunvo of Aim ilattle Alexander and tho family Ib moving in. Thin properly Ih ono of Mic iiiohI desir able locations In town. Tho Union alumni played 1'uh kotbull with tho Cove ulumnl team ThurHduy evening and won by u Hcoro of 1 8 to 3a. Jt wuh a good clean game nd much enjoyed by tho audience. Hon Smith acted as referee. . Tho Covo IllKh school louniH wont to JOnterpriao Krlday where they playe.d Krlday evening and on Saturday evening played tho Jo Hi:ph team. C. CI. Springer and Don Smith took tho hoyri In their earn. Tho KchoolH closed at two o'clock Friday afternoon. The high fichool boys were going lo Kntorpriso and tho other rooniH were celebrating W.mhlnBlou'fi birthday. A dun eo wna given Krlduy eve ning at the. Maccahco hall by the primary grade teachers. The money realized was to go toward the piano fund, but tho iitteiulanco was small and only a small sum was received, They had a vory enjoyablo party with good music. A lunch of ice cream, cako and sandwiches and coffee was Herved. ; Air. and Mrs. It. 3. Trench re turned homo Wednesday after spending two months in Clarksvllle, Ark., with Mr. French's parents, J Jr. and Mrs. McKcnnou. When they left Dr. McKcnnon's health was considerably improved. Mrs. Kenneth I.aVlolntt bus been (ullu 111 all week with flu and mother complications. Hhe Jms damn under a doctor's care. Mr. anil Mrs. Hay 1'iincan, Hob by and Hilly J Mm ran were dinner guests Sunday or Miss Klhel Kerns In Lower Covo. Mr. and Mrs. JIugh Mcl'all, of lluincs, spent Kunday at tho homo of Mrs. Me(!aH's brother, Henry Maurer, north of t'ove. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Keen and daughter, Harbura, who have been, at Five HoliUs with Mrs. llees' parents for tho last month, are. vls-i Itlng Mr. and Mrs. K. ( Itees at Cove, j K. H.v ftlimlck received a telegram Friday Idling of the d.uth of Kd- Specialized! r Tnr-yiT r-niT- v I l C, n I IV! b IN i 16 yean spent In treating Rectal and Colon con ditions. Naturally, from so long and varied an experience in treating Hemor rhoids, Colitis, Fistula, Constipa tion and other Rectal and Colon conditions the success of our non surgical methods Is proved beyond nil doubt. However we make a very remarkable CUARANTY which Is explained In our FREE book. Wiltc, phone or call for It today. Dr. Cn AS. J.Dean RECTAL, W COLON CLINIC DtAN nidff. OPPOS, COURT HOUSE FIFTH & MAIN,POKIUND,0tG0H TELEPHONE ATWATE.R 2661 wrriLIArtD OFFICES iCATTLE.SAN FffANCISCOk Los Angeles dafrjfl This ASSKJNMICNT S.VLK .MiiI.ch your ilollni' ii IiiiiiI MM'tlUrr null Kiililrs ynu to llir KlvutcM MiUnu In Miles lilMory, lllur rlwimltr.iy work lilrts, tivu iiocki'tx, Irlplo Mlil.., ri'liiiun-t'il on fvery point of Htiiiin "39c CvttlArN w,nl co.tLs, rcu. st. Ill up In K'-SO. A.-,l;uiitciit iSuki I'rkc 98c Women Iikumc frork lu i:ntl.h ptlnlM, bcauliriil as Hurt tin ill uf colurn. V-Hxin-nteut .Sale Price 89c NIwYoRKbraRE wln Vincent at LaPIno, from lieart trouble. His death was very un expected. Mr, Mustek received letter from him almost simultane ously with tho telegram with no mention of Illness, although ho lias been at times a sufferer from rheumatism. Mr. Vincent was born In Covo May 24 J 9 J and was the son of Mr. and Mrs. I,eo Vincent. ! Practically ull his enrly life was i spent In Cove. His parents dleti when ho was a small boy and he was taken Into the family of James Jlendorshott, Mrs. Hendershott be jing his father's aunt. Ho lived with them all his life. They moved to l Union where they Ilvod for a few 'years and then went to Kalem. Ho was married to Miss Mary Cation j of Halem in Hi 17. They lived In Malum a year and then moved to Portland. About four years ago I thoy came to Cove where they re : malned about 2 years and then j moved to LaPine uhero ho was engaged In dairying, lie is sur vived by his ivldow and three chil dren Doris, aged J, Mary Helh, j aged fl, and JtJchard age Ii, sev j oral aunts and cousins, Mr. It. F. j M usie k and Mrs. Amy Valenllne nro his mother's sisters and Ben jl'eHoide a brother of his mother. Saturday March 1 at 1:30 o'clock the Mt. Fanny grange will hold Its regular meeting at the grange hall. l')KTI,A.VI tilVKSTOOIC 1'OUTl.ANU, Ore, Fob. 25 AI') L'attlu and culver: fjuotubly Ht(;itly: cuUvr and low cutti-r Kradi-u cxtri'moly wouk. UcculptH L-UltlO 11HI, ClllVCH 10. JR-irtTH, lOW ctlltiir lo culler $;l.60'! S COO. Hulls, Ill'OI, SOOU lo Cllulcu IV. (100.1 J8.6U, Cutler lu imillnm f 0.50 y js.00. Culvim, Duo lli. down, medium lo cluiicu $3.60 fit 1 1 l.ou, cull to com mon f0.50(rf :i.5o. VoulurH. milk fed, Kood to rliolei! $11.0011(13.50 medium J'J.ooo S l.oo, cull lo com mon U.50 J0.50. Voiili'i-H, milk full, Kood lo cliolcu (1 1.OOti IIS. 6(1, uiudlum u.imi (if 51 l.oo. Cull to common $7.00'! (9.00. lloa: Quotublo Muuily, rccoiptH lion iiKludliM dlruct. Heavy wilKllt $10.00 Or $11. 50. Medium weight $10.50? $11. S6. J.lsht wolcht $11.7G(ij'$l2.00. I.lfc-ht HglllM, $10.75 $11.85. l'uck. ini; howm, $9.00i( $10.00. Slauehlor plBH $io.50i $1 1.35. Kuedcr unit mocker plira $1 1.00f( $12.00. (Soft or oily Uokh und rouHlllig pigs ex cluded In above (luotutiuiiH). Hheep and laiubn: (jtiotably Hleuily, recelpU 50. l.amb.H, HI Ibu. down $'J.75 if $10.50. Uunba 84 lo 3 IIjh. $9.50$io.;o; medium yi'ip $11.75, all wcIkHih, connnon SJ.bhH $9. VearllnK uclliei'H )ti. !,',, $8.50. Kwch, medium 10 choice $5.00 Cm $11.50, IL'O-lliO IbH. $-1.00'r $0.00, ull wcteJilH, cull and common $-.00firi $1.00. C'lllUAdU MVIvS'lXK'K UIII.'AUO, Feb. 26 II,'. 8. I. A.) Hokh: reuelpiH ao.ooo Including .1,000 dlrecl; lop $11.16; bulK $10. r0fff $1 1. 10; butchera, medium to choice $9.90 ill $10.G5. (.'liltle: reeeiiitH 6.000; calveH 2, 500; Nluught.. clUHHeH, Hteel-H good und choke $ I 2.75iii $ 1 6.20; fed yearllmtH, good and choice $12.75 l! $16.76. Vuulnm ,(uillk ,tml) Huod and clioli.e $9.76 Si $H.O0. Khci.p: reci'lplx 11,000; bulk 78 lu 90 III. lanillH $I0.6IK $11.00; belli held above $11.25; fat ewe.H Hteudy at $5.60 down; Inmba, good and choice $10.00 5i! $11.05; roedcr lamliH, $9.50 lii $10.50. I'OH'II.A.M) (WSII l'OltTI.ANI), On'., I.Vh. 25 (AP) L'iihIi win-tit : mg Hi-mi IjI.h.'Ui'iii. Iniril whilo Sl.ir.. Soft wlillu Sl.ul. WcHli-i-n wlillu Jl.lil. lluril wlnti'P J 1.02, NorlliiTii HprlnK SI. 02. WohIitii ml 11.02. (Ihib: No. 2-:is lli. wlillu J:i2.ro. Toiluy'H cur ri-colitn: wllwit 32, flour 7. corn lo, lmy i. l.l Dltl'Olll, WIIK.VI' l.lVl-.Mtl'OOl,, I.Vb. 2fi (AI') Whoat L-lomi: MiiitIi 7 Mid $I.IO?i. Mny: 7 i ii aid Jl.lt,!',. July Sh i . nit si. is.);.' SI'tJAIt AXI) I'l.Ot lt I'dlfl'l-ANI), On.'.. Fob. 25 (AP) I.'lunr: 20 ri'iitH lowor; (chy ,,.. Ilvory pi Iuch) family l.il.-nln. .!m, 17.20; whole wheal, 4;w S,l!,3ll Kmlialn. iM. 111. 10; l.nlier.s' liiinl wheal. !"!, Jil.70; bilkora' bluoriteni imlentH, Si.H, SU.su; pantry rlour, 4!ih, $0.7(1. ('line aiiinir: ntemly; (miekeil lia.'iln) cane, fruit or lierry Sr,.l5 per i't. lleet niiRar Jr.. 00 cwt. The Dalles Jury Awards Damages Till-: l.l,l,i:x, ,)re., .-,,,. ;5 (AP) A Jury In elreuit eourl lasl nlKht nwanleil S.I.OOU dainaues to llalph Stone. .vn f nr- jj, Slone, who III Oiloher, 1027, nuf fereil an injury lo Ills left fur,.arm In an aiitoiiiohlle neelUent on uK Coliiinl.hi ltlver hlnhway. The defendants. Oliver Ann Shipley, were operator of a truek line. lleil In di-li IImiiIiil; freii;hl f,,r a nil.l-(.:olniiil,la 1 ..... t llm.. n,,. yoniu; tmm i. ml lompanion. Ilarolil Calilc. who was killed In tho aeeldent, were enroule lo Pi,rt liilld for a football Kalii. when llu tleeldent oeellrred. Science 1i.it found that execs fnt i: larrrclv due to a wetikemvl fft.ind is.. physicians lie; wn',t over, m treating uw.i-.ij, H.IHU.H u-.u n.ajoi cause, oiar i vatiop is not odviseil. i The cliiet factors tliry u-'c nrc cm I 1m1ic(! in Mai niola prom notion taUwa People have, ncil them ior 2' yenri j mmions tn ooxcj tu mem. In late yejr J exce fnt lins k'en L-a tiuiHioarinj, a: fjverx-hody l,iiOw, f he method ,incl I'urmnliieref.ol l tvery box t.l Miirinoln. A i v.m Kui .-ilei.ti', nics-i. bt-nt i.uil vim. vo now vhy. t; v th. natho.l w'lii h ha oium o mvr(.WH'cli the wiii.u! n.' result .VU 7; -ML-i. i-.r.:v v :r::..i s.' bc MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY CHICAGO OlMfl ' 1.01 M I. (my, I. u ..... i.ii',K i . i a y, w j Mnr. Mny Inly NOlt, rOKTI,ANI Open .Mar. , May , July . WH. . 1.0,1 I .IM 1.08 1.01) 4 Butter Prices Up Three Cents; Eggs, Flour Drop FOUTi,ANl, Ore., Feb. 'IT, A1' - flutter irlcen went up. while egg and flour nuulutlouH dee lined to day. Kxirns and standards lu bit I ley each made a leap of. :tc ami the lower grades ascended lc and 2C. Ilutterfat was up 3c. All grades of eggs hit the tobog gan for recessions of 'c each, mak ing the price of fresu extras to re tailors 2 tic. Flour prices were off 20c In keeping with tho descending wheat market. Kovinwlug tho fru.t and vege table situation, tho I'ortland bureau of the United Htales department or agriculture, says: . ' 'Liberal supplies of southern vegetables, and active movement lo retailers, which resulted from gi n- i rally lower prices, characterized tho wholesale fruit and vegetable market. "Price declines were registered In celery, carrots, cauliflower, lettuce and spinach. OiiIoiih are dull, Ang- luiv.guk slock of fair quality sold to retailers us low as l.3.r-$ 1.5'' per :wt. Local cabbagi; slocks are generally rather poor, ami supplies are light. .Limited volume of smilli- ern cab lingo is resulting lu sales to retailers as high as JJfi.GO per cwt., for best Imperial valley cannonball type. 'Tho Imperial valley again es tablished an all-time record volutin; of lettuce loadings lnl Friday, with '2K'A cars forwarded from tho dint riot. Voluntary curtailment over the weekend, with practically no loadings, was successfully ef fected, to stabilize the lettuce mar ket. "Willamette valley points con tinue to ship considerable volume o( ungraded apples of rather poor (j utility and condition to I'ortland; but' local dealers stale that this week shuuld witness tho termina tion of this movement to a largo extent." . - roim.AM) i'kodi'cjii; rolETLANI). Ore, Feb. 2U (AI1) Hutter; extras anil standards lie higher; lower grades I and He high er; cubes: extras 37c; standards, :iUc; prlmo firsts, Ulc; firsts, Jtlc; croamury prices: prints lie over uulie standards, Kkjshi all sradeH 2 ccnls lower: prlceH to rctaih-ra: I'rcHh oxtraa 2Gui HlandardH 25cj frcHh medium I'rlcea to wholi-Halcra 2c under trlco to rclailcrH. Milk: butlerfal U ceulH lifKlier; raw milk (! per cent) f-'.:td fif J-'.-l o cwt. DoHvcri'd I'ortland, Ich 1 per cent, lluttorfat, tallon It He; track a 4 o ; tlclfvcricH In i'ortland Hic. roullry, country i.icatH, onions. potulocH. wool, nuts, hay, cascara bark and bops Hlt-ady and unchang ed. Men arc returning to loin; beard!, mu.vh a diHpatch from London. A man Iuim to liavu so mo protection from theao ambltioita ladleH. FIND IT HERE Copy for this column mtut be In by tt a, m. , AM) HOW I'relly your vase, will be when made into a beautiful table lamp j ill Itlchardson'.s Art and Ciift Sho; 2-lH-lt. Hemstitching, nlenlhur, but Ion holes, etc. A or ton's KlUillo Shop. Aav, riMu;i .ii st itKJii r Special luoutdin for the fnim inw of t he new yarn ha ml made pictures and for the cross slllch i lo erosH Hllleh I "."ir'Ki s Art and Cilft 1 w ork which will add loach to your hand found at Lichardson Shop. Correct framing of your pictuna a specialty. I'-'M-lt. TOI'A Is tho color of the latest In (ilassware mudo by the Kostnria (Mass Co. H Is a perfeelly delight ful color, soft and rich, blending with evi-ry putteru of diuuerware. braulifully shaped and jeasomihlv priced and rarrb-d lu open stock in all of the different tirllehs for your table to Kichardson's Art and (llfl Shop. See the window display. Start your pattern m.w. J-'J1-U. notici: ADMIMSI'ltATinX' I'l.N.M, ACCOI M In Hie County court of I nlon County, Onon. lu the limner of the estatu of Inane Itonsi l, I ect ased. Notice is h' l'i'by Klven Ibat the uiideislKtu'ii lias filed her final account as ad ministratrix Of the estate of Isant Ihmsel, deceased, and the county court of nion County. Oregon has Met Tu--sd;iy, March i-Tdh. HKtn, at o o'clock, a. in. at lis court room 111 Court Hou.te in li liranile, i Colon County, Orrpoti. us the time ami place for hearing any and nil ubl'-cilons lo the allowance of said rtu;il aeeount, approval of Minm nnd si iih nu-nt of siftil rNtul. I'uted St lii Ciiaude, I'l-bruury 17, IH30. M A I . tir.MIV Admhiisiratriv. C- ii i i' i 1 1. v. WHEAT . ' HlBll i.oir, 1.00 54 1.11?'. 1.1 1-Si f.OW I.U.'i Clone 1.0 IK i.0HHr 1.10i4l I.I3K6 Vi WHEAT Hlk-li 1.1)5 1.0.-.', I. OH l.oo ! j I,OW 1.11:1 i.oa? 1.00 i.uu (low 1.03 J.05 i my, . I.OU Horses Go For About $70.00 In Sale at Lostine Ity Mr. William Wlggniis ((.il(Mjrver ( 'oi"resp(jnd'nt ) LOMT1NK, OnU (S'poclal) At tho W. If. (Jreeu horse salo last week prices woro considered very good. The averago plica for 15 anlumln wan $70. The animals wero well bred, large, young and in good condition. Tho Christian Lndien' Aid met In tho church Tuesday for un all day meeting. A delicious potluck luncheon was enjoyed by about 2b women. Tho members sewed ca rpet rags. M) h. I La rrliuan a n J .Mrs, lOvans of Wallowa, were out-of-town guests. Tho next meeting will be an all day meeting In two weektj at tho homo of Mrs. George Tilion, .Mar. 4. Miss Annas Millard, of Enter prise, was a weekend guest of Miss Kuby Leonard, , , , '. , ;, Fred Green, of Joseph, was o business visitor at Lostine recently. Warren Crow has been absent from school for a few days on ac count of illnesH. . Cleon Kliner, of Lostlno, 'has been visiting friends and relatives In Imbler and I'lno valb'y. Mi, and Jfr-s. Klmer Osborn at-; t;nded tho ma.siuerado dance given In Losilno l-'rlday evening. Tho Lostine high sehnol gavo a very Interesting program Monday at 1 o'clock. Two numbers which were taken from "Pickles" which will bo given some time in March was greatly enjoyed by all present. MInm Lucy Case, extension spe cialist in nutrition from O. S. C. held the first of a .series of meet ings In tho grange hall Tuesday. Lunch was server! by the grange ladies and visitors. The next meeting will be hold at a dale to be selected later. Amies llechtel and M.iry Fran cert Shaffer, of Wallowa, ' wero married Feb. 1 5. The ceremony was performed by tho rtev. J. W. Ktu.ii't In the presence of Mrs. Mer- i rll llechtel and Leatha Stuart. The cuiipto will make their homo i:i Wallowa. yora lo Mr. and Mis. Kanford Chapman at tho Wallowa hospital Feb, '21, a seven and one-half pound boy. 1 tut li mother and babo arc doing nicely. Mrs. J. J. Chapman entertained the community .ultib at an all day I nicotine aL bcr liomc Krlduy, el). H. Tho day wan spent In makln? dish toweln. A di-llclotiH cafeteria dinner wuh served at noon. Fol low In- Hh busiuCHH meeting1 tho pruiinim com mil tee, Mrs. i'arrlo Candle ami Kva'ljuoson berry asked the KuentH to make a valentine with a suitable verso 'attached. Mrs. Wlllnrd Lewis received tho prize for Hie best valentine. The club will meet with tho president, Mrs. Klovd Mammock Feb, 2S. Thn women present were Mrs. Karl Al len, .M.rs. H. M. Crow, Mrs. Kfflo Cook, Cairlo Candle, Mirs. Klor cneo Cook, M'rs. Su nford Chap man. Mrs. I far ley Candle, Mrs. tieoiire DodKi?. Mrs. "Watter Har ris, Mrs. Cliarles Knouse, Mrs. R It. I.eoiuird, M'rs. James Leonard, M.i-H. Willard Lewis, Mrs. K. H. Hammock. Mrs. Kduar Hook, Mrs. S. L. MaCHI. Mrs. 1). I . MaUlll. Mrs. Duuiie Iiiihrop. Mrs. J. A. Iteed. Mrs. fieoip- Tilton, Mrs. O. J. I'oley. Mrs. Ida Wmt, Mrs. Har ry Wado and Mrs. Kva (iuesen berry. Afr. and M.Vs. Clmrles Klidiback, or Ludd Ciinyon, came over Fri day und attended the masked ball. Willie here they were t; nests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hunter. They rcinrneii to thetr iionin Sunday. Mrs. J. H. Wllllainson Is ill the l-'ntrrpriso hospital. mi Hi TJ , rrranKCleavinger- W tne t your ry moving need. c'olks li'mw we show both Care and Spi ed. I'eople we've worked for say (hat we are Tl lO t itH li H I. Y IXlCLNDAULi:, Tluy mean what they ay. and THKY'KK UUIHT! ,W.Yl III We I UiflA fleulah .fa QUI, of Hot I -ike, cHji)?.Jn and Pnt Hunday with Ht parents, Mr. and Mra, V. If. Ma(l I II. Mm. itnrry Maughn and daugh ter, I Oral no, of Knterprfse, spent Hutuluy at the Jiomh; of Mr. und Mrs. O. K. (Henn. Mr. and -is. Charles IJiidwell and Oarrio Van I'elt were Kundav guewtd of Mr. and Mrs. Jt. V. Good man, of Enterprise. SO Orval AfieOrter lias been very 111 for tho lust few days of tonsllltin. Mis Jlllma Leonard severely wrenched hr anklo Sunday while riding a bicycle. Mr. and Mrs. Clalro f'hllders, of Wallowa, worn weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ilarley Cundle. Mr. and .Mjrs. Loralne I'owers, of Wnllowa, wero guests Tuesday of Mr. And Mrs. James Leonard. J. I. M;ihono and sun, Kodncy, viflii(a over thft weekend at the homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Willard Htrulry. They nlso visited a daugh ter, Twilla. Mr. Ma hone has Ment tho winter In Wallowa county and Is on the way lo their homo lu Calgary, Canada. They aio mak ing tho trip by auto. Mrs. George, 1 lodge left on Mon day's stage fop Halem to see her father who Is ojilto HI. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy llaun had as their guest over tho weekend their daughter; Miss Kathleen who is working In La Grande.- :V. A..Kearlea who moved to Al der fjlopc was In Lostino Wednes-' day. He-was hauling grain to Mil farm,.. , MlsiJ Kdlth Nolan entertained the ! young folk of the C. K. society .Sat urday evening at song practic-j. s'Tving a ivatflejeed. Those pres "Coming events east their shadows before" AVOID THAT FUTURE SHADOW By refraining from ovei'-incu)-gonce. If you would ir.amtctn the modern flguro of fnihion Women who prize die modern li;iiro with its subtle, seductive curves you men who would kceplhnt trim, proper form, e.it healthfully but not immoderately. Dan ish excessiveness eliminate abuses. Be moderate be moderate in all things, even i:i smoking. When tempted to excess, when your eyes are bigger than your stomach, reach for a tt'eky i.nstcid. Coming events Cast their shadows before. Avoid that future shadow by avoiding over-indulgence i! you would maintain that lithe, youthful, modern figure. Lucky Strike the finest Cigarette a man ever smoked, made of the fin est tobacco The Cream cf the Crop "IT'S TOASTED." Everyone knows that heat purifies and so "TOASTING" not only removes impuriries but adds to the flavor and improves the taste. Your Throat Protection against irritation against cough. Moderate! . . . Don't jeopardize the modern form by drastic diets, harmful reducing girdles, fake reducing tab lets or other quack "anti-fat" remedies condemned by the Medical profession! Millions of dollars each year are wasted on these ridiculous and dangerous nostrums. Be Sensible! Be Moderate! We do not represent that smok ing Lucky Strike Cigarettes will bring modern figures or cause the reduction of flesh. We do declare that when tempted to do yourself too well, if you will "Reach for a lucky" instead, you will thus avoid over-indulgence ' in things that cause excess weight and, by avoiding over-indulgence, maintain a modern, graceful form. TUNIS IN The Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra, every Saturday night, over a coast-to-coast network cf the X. B. C I'M. The Araetie.nTob.ee. Co.. Mtrt. ent wero r. and rfl. Wayno Crow. M'iss Claudiuo Uerlh, MJss Margaret I'oley, Miss Freda IdiW, Helen Leonard, Martha Crow and llernice Winnings. Mr, and Mih. Wayne Crow en tertained lh Christian Fndeavor ers at their home Krlday evening at a valentine party. Tho party was held In their Urge attic which was decorated In valentine colors of red and white, Iicllclous rei freshments were served. Htock shipments wero short last week, only two cars going out. II. ( '. Hansen had a double, deck of hogs for Fort land and the market ing association sent a double deck lo Walla Walla. 1'Iil.j-Am: II ALLOT TITLF.S KALKtf, Ore., Feb. 25 (A I) Attorney General Van Winkle has prepared ballot titles for two measures that the state grange Is attempting to initiate for a vote by the people at tho November election. One of the measures pro vides lor a lieutenant governor ami tho other provides Iho machlnei-y for the organization of water unJ power utility districts. - The titles prepared by tlie at torney general will bo affixed to tho Initiative petitions, and if tho required number of signatures ara obtained for the petitions the mea sures will go on the ballot. Marathon Golfer - A New Jersey man played 108 holes of golf in one dn, v. . That Is not so had ns" It pounds, for hp probably was no ,tire;d afterward t liar ho didn't describe them to his , friends. j wfe&fifssf4 Jm It t t cJ GANGSTERS TAKE WAREPARR INTO HOSPITAL ROOM; (Continued from Pago One) Ion, gunman and, thief died from : wounds uffered in a gun fight with I police, in which ho idiot und killed ; Patrolman John J. Itynn. VICTIM OF GAMS G'NS FOI'M) OAKY, lad., Feb. 25 ( AI') Tho reason Fa ill Perconi failed to tele phone his wife last Tuesday after noon at 5:30 o'clock was because ho was dead, shot to death, a vic tim of the Uuneland gangs. They found his body lato yes terday, burled in a quick lime crypt sealed with freshly poured cement under tho floor of an abandoned barn 12 miles east of Gary. The finding of Pereoni's bloodstained cap and revolver had prompted the search in that neighborhood. Always when absent from, homo Perconi telephoned Ills wife hour ly; It is a usual practice umong members of gangs who never can be sure their time has not been set by rival gangsters. When he full ed to call last Tuesday afternoon, his wife fearetl he had been killed. A few hours later she notified po llco of his nbsence. UK KITS ICS TO "SMTCII" OFTHOIT, Feb. 2b (AP) Uo f using to name his assailants or make any statement regarding his shooting, Roy Geunaro, 25, died at receiving hospital today apparent ly tho victim of a gangstor execu tion Gennaro was found lying on East Grand Poulcvard near Kerchcval Ik, wkih , J.C.PENNEYC0; 108 Depot St. I La Grande, Ore. No. 445 Hose The Choice of Women Who Recognize Valuel A closely-knitted hose o sille' ind rayon which wears beauti fully and always looks smart A good range of fashionable lhades. A real "discovery" at July 98c lavemio at 1:45 a. in. by 'fit taxi ! driver. Thero wero twof bullet wounds in his buck and 'fno in hid head. l1