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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.
Thursday, June 5, 1930
SELECT
YOUR
STRAW
NOW!
$1.19
to
$4.85
53
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
CHICAGO WfTEAT
Ocea High
July I ." r.gsn I .uax
S--IH 1. 04
Dii- i i;t !i l.l 1 54
Jul) ...
Nuil.
rORTLAA'll WIIKAT
Open HIKh
I.025J I "i
IMS 1.03 -34
low Clam
l.oiTi l.MS7i54
I.iik4 1.05i4
1.13, l.ll,K
Low Close
1.02 J4 1.03
1.03 1.0 J'.
rOHTI...l CASH I
I'OltTlyA.NlJ. Or.-., J aw 6 -l") j
Hugh wh'-ut: l( Jii.nil Muc-jlHi, '
I li:i nl wliiti: il.li;.
rt wlilio 1.1,3.
W'-wt-rn wliitii e;i.
Jinn! wlntiT $1.03.
Northern Kpring tl.iil.
Wii-l.TII I'.-rl J J. III.
llaln: No. 2-2 b II.. uliit,- fi-j.nil.
Totlay'H r;n- n-ciinn: wlM-iit
flour lit, corn 1. oals 4, fiay I.
IHTIIJItrAT
KAN FltANCIKCO. June 5 AP)
llult.rrfai t. o. Ii. Hur. I-rancliico.
j37c.
! Butter Prices
! Firmer But No
Price Changes
I'Olcn.ANIi. Or... j mi,, b
Temple Ruins In
Bolivia Reveal
Old Civilization
POTSDAM (AP) Of all ruined
pie-hlatoric cltlen "half a old as
lime." the tuoav ancient is un
doubtedly Tihuanacu in liolivla.
on tho bunk of l.ako Titicaca.
j vvhf-ro Hi a ml the remain of the
Hii'iu I'rc-ineu. nun icinpiL- ra ia
sasaya, relic of a civilization that
flourished many centuries before
Christ.
Or. Holf Mluoller of the Potsdam
Observatory, who recently return
ed to Germany from Bolivia and
. Production of decorative 1iir:i
- tries, which flourished centuries
iigo In Itlrttnny id Normandy.
tifiM been revived in Franc-.
n
X
ALWAYS
KEADY
Our new Franklin
Invalid Coach is
always ready lo
answer a call, no
matter what the
hour may be, and
there is v.o charge
made for this
Service.
I'OllTI, II I'ftlllll'f'l
rollTI.A.MJ. Or... Juno 6 (AC) ; prices lf,layr.(I a consi.J.
liulKr: firmer lone. unthaiiBeU. "r:'ljly ,ir'"' r nnilerlone today, hut
Kkkk: Irri.-Kiiliir Dine. iim..iaiiKe,j. , " h'"".'' rc announced in
Milk (l,lilleifatl. t.onlii-v ,on. i'luoiauonn. nu..ll. were .j,.i than
try iiK-alH, onloim, i.otatoeH,
ihiih. Iiay, eaearft l.lirk and lions
Hl.-a.Jy anil uiielianK'-d.
ENFORCEMENT OF
PARKING LA.W IS
GIVEN SUPPORT
Continued from Faee One)
SI UII AMI
I'.') It'll. A. SO, On .
Sugar: Kteady;
can'-, fruit or bi-rry.
ri.oi u
June ii AI")
!.vaek..-d ba.siK)
$4.70 i'-r CM.
WALKERS
FUNERAL SERVICE
5ta AT SPRING ST.
PHONE 42
quotations. Supping were
WoOi """' oemunu lor storage
u wnjinri, j-rcoiiums were
i reported paid by funic for yi score
! product.
j H'-cause of low prices, there haw
ifvii a good demand for ctrir but
not sufficient to absorb all the sup
plies. Prices continue irregular.
Reviewing the fruit ' and vege
table situation, the Portland bur
au of the l. S. department of ug-
. riculture says:
I "The summer fruits and vege-
bakers' l.-iuestem patenu,, ! tables melons, berries, cucumbers,
0; pastry flour, Vi.GO. i etc., are meeting with rather Blow
. d"-mand this week:, meanwhile, the
I'OKTIjAM) X.W VJS'WM'K cool weather standsby, an appieh
roUTl.ANU. Ore.. June & (AI'J aJ potatoes, eominii,- in ood de.
Cattle; Go, calve i a, (uot- , mand. Itatn has delayed strawber-.
iioiy sw auy. Meers 1 100-1300 ! ry-ripenine affain, and receint are
it'-et sij;;ir H.fi', cvvi.
.7 ..nuii (Jul' " m i.ijv;
prieeHj family pu-entM, 4s 7.0o;
juhole wheat, 4ftH ;.10; ifruham,
M!im 5.S: bakers' hard wheat, UiH
j 4'jh in
J'frtj. has MUbmitted to the I'ru-j ent with a number of li Grande'
riiont popular !Mloi!ils protframmed
to ninj; such southern tunes as
Tarry -Mm Hack to Old Virginia."
"Old Fiiack Joe." 'Mighty Ijik a
ltOK." and "Caroline," besides
other olos. jokts, dances and
f-kiu; incluUin Amos and AJidy in
person.
SCOUTS HOSTS
TO FATHERS AT
M. E. CHURCH
Troop . 3 of the Hoy Scouts
of J-a CJrande entertained their
f.ithers iaj-t niKht in the .Metho
dist church at an enjoyable pro- j
cram of talks followed by the!
' .erviiif, of refreshments. Fathers
attending were Kd Tow cry. C. H. j
fjohnson, W. M. I'icrson, August!
Minstrel Show
At Local Hotel
At 8:15 Tonight
Itlack and White l-idle Min. Verm- Jennings, accompanied by
-trels will anoear tonight in mants ' Avery ilarri.n. Ktid that I'cndle
ami dialect, and tho local interest ' tun an,J liakr boln mako an at
in some of th humor U at a hish -mpt to enlorce the law. and also
level. The show will be in three I,oinUj "m ,,u" firt' h;iZJ,rJ that
acts at the 1 Grande hotel ball- i r"lts otn having hotels sur
room, tho first curtain at 4-15' rounded each niRht with locked,
o'clock. An invitation is extend-! parkol aumobik.
eri to the oublic. Tiekef :.r A. It. Hunter also pokc briefly.
pa If and may be Hecured from MN ; 5tlltinK lhiil 1c --vcd Tr.e Dalles
.Mabel Uoty or Miss Illanch Clark. and wlhor EasUrn rtcn cUUs
nr m:.v ). i.treh:iw-rl -.. t lh f had this low.
Th show consists of h.e3.l t:Ji I Th" discussion resulted from
dcision a week ao to either cn-
I force or repeal the ordinance in I
question. j
j rifieliiH.' Naves Wafer
j W. C. Crews, city 'manaer. re- J
I porte-1 that .ince tho new 14-inch I
j pipeline under the railroad on j
( Second street had been cut In. that
j thousands of gallons of watt r had
I been saved daily. lie said that!
j pumps. previously required to I
were now working only about four j
hour. I
Th question of tho settling of (
the sidewalk and the tirb neari
on
the t U. Mackev buildin;
Adams avenue was referred to Mr.
t rew:J.
j The commission gmnted a skat
! Ins rink license to K. C. Duncan,
and referred a rooming house li
cense request by Mrs. Lucille
Wood to the city manager and
of police. The licent-o for
fi.ii.in..a koou sii.u'j ti 1 nniii. iTuuucuon win increase -
meijjuin 9 1 0.00 rn 1.00, aKain with warm weather, though,
common s.f,o 10.00. Jieifer-t, -The potato market shows fair
Koo.l fj.t,ii 0.00, common lujacilvJly, and new California stock
medium $ 7.&0 n $;..f,o. Cows, stood Hnows a troner undertone, with
in.ij7in.M, common to inuium a few sales at higher prices.
9 f i t..jiii,-r 10 cuiier , i aJltornia, northw
a.nvti f i..r. Hulls (yearling" ex- G.-iiih un
l.- w nr f.'i.
ciu(iu t.;iur'r vx.un, cutfr to me.
dium $;.() i $7.!iU. Calves, JJi.OO
''i $:i.00, cull to medium $.".(i0 r
IX.on. Vealers, milk fed $10.00 '
$11.00, m"dium $x.&riffr $10.00, cull
lo common $''.00 $S'.50.
JloK: 300, drive-ins steady.
JI. w. $!i.oi f,i $ lO.fiO. Medium
weight $:.50-i $11.00. Light Height
away the sun beforo it is risen.'
stern Netted
selling higher than new
potatoes. At i'ortland however,
the new potatoes are Mill a trifle
higher.
"The find carlot shipment of
mixed vegetables this season wast
loaded from I'ortland yesterday. A !
car of peas were Io;olel tmlav ml !-
(Oregon's first cherries were for- ' Walsh, of Montana, the acting
.warded vihh r.h.v uitii tu-.. chairman told iiu-m:i twrmr-n
ilf.lUl, $H.0ii. IJght lights $10.00 ifihinmenlH ' .regarded Cannon i.n "in ..!:.!., ,....
"Hothoust. tomatoes are suffer- unH of the senate."
1 i ui.-ii nam, in niH opimon, an-
slan Academy of Sciences a report
In which h d(scrlljes the results
of two years' research with i'ro-Icf-sor
Arturo I'osnansky. of f-a
i'aa. among the Tihuanacu re
mains, li believes them as old
as the pyramids of Kyypi, if not
older.
Astronomical science in this
dim pat l'eruvian civilisation had
! reached an amazingly high level.
! iieeunline' t I n M m-llor Thn
temple of Kalasatulya wan so con
st ructed as to present a stone cal
1 endar or record of tho solar year.
! liy calculating the variations
,' produced by time in tho angle of
j the ecliptic, the approximate age
(Of tho structure could be gauged.1
! Throughout tho regions visited '
by Or, Mueller and i'rof. I'osnan
jsky. there are vestiges of pre-his-f
toric observatories known as 'inti-
: watana." meaning: "i'laces where J Krickson. Nate Zweifel and Walter 'chief
1 the sun is kept prisoner." ! Keck, and i-ach parent present'
I Jlie solar temple at Cuzro, Or. gave a talk. i to W. O. Ayrrs The vsiltry list1
(Mueik-r concludes, must have br-ei. j Tne accomplishments ,.f the I for -A '. amountmg to $5.826.91. !
, tho most splendid edifice of ita J troop during tho year were re- ! was ordered paid iy warrant1. !
j period. Hero Mood, facing cast. , vi(.W(N, , ftnr Ur((I u-aders. who i filvn O. V f; K-3 I
"""'also told something of the nlans f The citv voted -fn .-tl.- the. '
for tho coming summer. A talk j tional guard company $ss rrom i
on the progress of the troop was! the advertising fund for its mess!
given by Vergil Kochensparxrer. fund at Camtt Clntnn I
! u hn mMllnni.,l m.li I.. 1 . . . I
1 , . ... . ' u.mi a letter was received from the
! events in which the troop had ad-I st;,it. t.,....,i r v,ti ,..1.. ' ..
Woodrow Uiimcrell spoke lhankinK tn cjtv for hc (Iona(iun
future, nrncram nf the 1 . . , . . . . .
local nrov4rl, .1111 M.ei.kn of n ! .scum. Thi, f,..l,..i h.. " ''
icnlthrift as one who (.-ainl.le ! dlscnwlon of lea,lerliii, bv Har- I I.. .Li '"' "P NurI,lal
vey Carter. The boys w ere led In j , .
the sincin-- of son:.- I.v - K-... h. . 7 he commission iiassed a reso-
huse itolden linage of the
wnien cauitht tho rayM of the rif-:-in
orlj at the HUimner solijtlce.
Old ehronlcleH tell of one l.e'ul
ZJino, a Spanish noI,II,.t who cap
Hired the golden limine and irant
men u away ine next nam. A on
vanced.
the
BISH0P CANNON
j QUITS HEARING
Continued from Paeit'One)
GET RID OF
YOUR CORNS
'.' Iul t minute of your timt and
"END-O-CORN" Prrilol Corn!
iippc.r. No Pain. No more mf
fTiitf. Wlk with eae. Don't fool
with tho so-allrd "corn ctlrej" any
lonttr. ' They are dangerous.
' (rft END-0-COR.V at the follow
In drutfitti TODAY or if thrv are
not near you write to KND-O-Ct KN I w
LABOR ATOM KS, 4 trtrfiel.l IlKil.,
Chicago, who will ice that you re- i.lVKltl'otii,. June r. (AI-)
ceive a jar oromptly, . Wheal clone; July I.l(i; Oct.
Moon I miib Co.--Adv. JI.I7; D.-e. x l . l 1 ; .
iiiiK from the pn-Kenl llle ral nupply
01 houtherii outdoor mock. Ilot
I ilium,, price have lowered, to meet
j tills coinpetliion."
'Illl.w. racking howh JS.00 tf
!i.l0. KlaiiKliti r plus 'j.r,0 '. 10.'
.111. i-N-edcr and Hlocker piKH $1 l.iHJ
'a $i:i.L"."i. (Soft or oily Uoki and
roanliliK pi;H excluileil in al.ove
riilolatii.uii).
Kh.-ep: IS:ni. looks si. -ady.
('Quotations exc.-i.t on lalnhs on
shorn liasis) laml.s. itoild to choit-.'
jx.iiii'. t'j.oo, ineilinm i;.riii'.i. s. 011.
All wlKhls, cominoii $r,.IHi'o Ifi.r.ii.
Vearllmr weili. rs :i.7f, '. jr,.'.o. ' (Continued from Vhrc One)
Kwi-h yi.n, 'a 11, 1211-ir.o n.s. i
Medium lo choice JJ.r.u-.i 1:1.25. nil i """ WM I" l'i l.es to tho
IlihlH. toiunion Jl.nii'ii J2.50. I "i-t drum corps competing. The
LEGION, ROTARY
non's refusal to answer opened the
way to one possible contempt pro
ceed in it. U'lllllt llfM i it lnlr:t-:iT t...
day constituted a second basis for ! K,,lnK l" "". nd all t.n- rathers
a contempt charge. I P"'-nt woro in favor of it.
ensiiarser. a reumn ..r th. -.r.u.u ........
that tho scouts have had during ! , $ 1 ' K'ft for thc now cit'
tho past two years on Catherine ! fr'"U lho l " & l'' -'o. Cake
creek was presented by Carl CeVe- j '
man.
The address of the evening was FOREIGNERS
by Klnio Stevenson, scout execn- A.T TSINAN
"it i''i 111. i ii iiuereimg )
imints about the- Anthony lake j
camp, saying that some of the!
buildings would be set up bv men !
before camp starts. About I " " !
boys signified their intentions of
ARE WORRIED
ffVintlniiPd from Pou-a Onp.
A Ithotigh Cannon had appeared
EACH DONATE S200 having placed himself under com
mittee, jurisdiction, he could not
withdraw until excused.
Tho ,M on tartan added there
might be doubt as to the commit
tee's authority to inquire Into Can
non's political activities, but there
was no doubt, the withdrawal to-
Uay umuunted to contempt.
from Chengtufu. Szechwan. lie was
riding in a rickshaw when he was
stabbed in the back and died later
i In a hosuit.-il. I
TOP AT tiPr-ITT TV . 1 St"I,, Has a native of New-:
L,JV,iLi atUUlO IU 'ea-nle-nn-Tyno and had been in '
ATTEND CAMP PHY hina sinc" J" i"nnti
,w.'is drseribed by the police as a I
(Continued from Page One) j communist from Chungking.
SPRING COATS
Age 7 to 16
1-2 PRICE
NORTON'S
KIDDY SHOP
I best drum corps cotnpetin
I first, prize will be $330.
I The purchase of flag etiquette
'charts to be presented to all of
I tho school rooms In the countrv. !
j was authorized at last night's meet
ling. Tho charts tell how to salute
the flag, proper way to dm no it,
, etc.
! Tomorrow night the drum corps,
sumo of the legion members and
Mho auxiliary will drlv to linker
! to attend a meeting of the linker
post, after a street parade in
; linker by the drum corps,
j Tho American I-eglon now has
j .1"(o members, a much lurger mini
, ber than ever before. Officials
, aro interested now In securing one
; more candidate which would bring
: the total to aft I and allow them au
I other delegate at the state convention.
REPUBLICANS
WILL SUPPORT
GEO. JOSEPH
chance lo see Camp I'hy. If thoso
two ways rail, scouts are reiiuested
to write Dr. II. I'. Morton, of liak
er, and transportation will he pro.
vided. Hcouls entertni; and leavinir
in:s or ix.u itiKx
l:AKi;i. Ore., June & (A1-)
Louis Kernald. 4."., injured in an
automobile accident in I'r.iirle city
last .Sunday, died In
THE COATS
FOR
SPRING
'don't nee'd to tell yon
that you need a spring coat.
Every complete wardrobe
owns at least one smart light
weight woolen coat . , , for
dress or sports!
$9.90
and
$14-75
These are decidedly good-looking wearable models
with their jaunty belts . . . their throw scarfs . . .
their brief capes , . . their touches of tuckings and
finishing details. Shades for sports and town wear!
Sizes for women, misses and juniors.
J.C.Pi
10S Depot Street, La Grande, Oregon
amp must report in or check out 'hero last night. His chest
hospital j
(Continued from Pago One)
Unsurpassed Value:
DRESS WELL AND SAVE!
Men's
SUITS
Women's
FROCKS
The NICWKST
STYLUS
Special lit
$3.95
Id
$8.95
Silk Crepes,
Mat Crepes
IViiits and
Plain Shades
Dainty lingerie touehiw
and iiiienMlng details
place- Ih at fiut-ci In
lho oIiinh r ilrcs-cs Hint
ordinarily cos ( j.;t
IIMU'l!
I'l fashion features
i'eplllMt Iftei-t
IP ilen .luekelN
C ajs' Collars
Mum t Slimes
Color Coiilraot
II'mih- rrtM'ks 11ml up
rmi In a variety ir nil
IHipuIar idors, In-auli-
lllllv tl'lllHIICll.
G9c and !)5c
Smail new Spiin(f
iiiodt'ls Capps,
I lint, Schaf fner &
Marx a n d oilier
fainotis m nkers.
SI vies for nit'n of
litres and lastes . . .
varied patterns and
colorings . . all wool
suits in a huce
shnwiiiK and liest of
all they are priced
very low.
$29.95
1
Women's Fntitwear
The wea Miit's MuuriiM !('.,
piimpf a 11 il our-Mi J(,e, in
sliaihH to mati'li four
Iiiitie are being shuuii Uvrr.
'oiubbmlloii ttiis iibaii
r -plkr luvls In n lurei- as
sort moiit.
$1.50
Straw Hats
Straw Mats In all the new
shnHs ami -Died lit the min
tilt hi diuui'-tic ami imHrleri
straw.
95c Sl.i).") and
$2.15 to JM.H5
iIen s and Hoys Oxford
.Hons II. m Oxfnitl-. TImw
imm-iis uiii mevl tiu ,if.
"ivt. Illaek or tan hint
rlier or lial t
Solhl Icgithcr solo ami rub
ber lnrls. At these
oeomuiiiral prlcis.
$2.i5 $;U5 un
D
ami rub- J
i(M ory I fi
to $fi.95 jj
. ..
I ralwYaRK STORE
is a in ember of (ho state game
commission.
Tho attendance at the meeting
was very good, with about Cm per
cent of tile precinct committeemen
of tho county present.
Several Speakers
ISrief talks were made by M r.
I'care. Mr. Wright, Ci Crniu. K.
J. Sencerbov. of North 1'owder;
M r. lluuidir.vs and M r. Cirecn.
All urged that Mr. Joseph be given
wholehearted support in his cam- U)
paign lor governor.
Itosolu lions passed Included one
appointing an executive, coinmlt-
, too with power to act w hen the
, 4'ouiniitlee is not in session. This
! also lneluded a Hectlon giving the
' chairman. In his discretion, the
j right to appoint a woman's ail-
vlsory committee of such size as
he deems expedient,
j Another resolution extended sin
cere regrets to the family of the
j late C. I . (.mndnuugh. former com
mitteeman, and a simihir resulu
t tion was sent to tho family of J.
! A. Matott.
.V fourth resolution
between 1 and 4 o'clock each Sun
day afternoon. No nieals will bu
served it! noon Sunday, July 21.
Those arriving before noon on
other Sundays should bring their
lunch,
This information Is taken from
a camp bulletin rereiitly Issued 'y
the acting scout executive, Kimo (ZEPPELIN
Stevenson, to I toy Scouts along
wilh an application and registra
tion blank for camp.
was
crushed and he suffereiL other in
juries. Kernald, a former Maker banker,
was injured when a tire of his auto
mobile blew out. He is survived
by his widow, two children and a
sister, Mrs. Albert King, Portland.
CHURCH SUMMER
SCHOOL TO OPEN
(Continued from Paeo One)
REARS
FRIEDRICHSHAFEN
AS DAY PASSES
(Continued from Page One)
Itev. Jos. S. Kwing. Klamath
Kalis; registrar. Miss M. Sophia
J Robertson, Pendleton; secretary,
.tho Uev. John Klehardson, The
Dalles: property custodian, the
Vcn. S. V. Creasey, Pendleton;
commissary general. Mrs. C. II.
.Marsh, Pendleton; play and recrca-
tion. tho Kev. Phil K. St urges,
llend; and Mrs. 1!. Stanley Moore.
IHeppner; group leaders, thc Uev.
Iltalnh V. Uinkle, Pendleton, and
llto Uev. II. Stanley Moore, Hepp-j
nor.
I Monday will see the clergy and
i pupils arriving from alt the. fur and
I near corners of the diocese and at
expressed I dinner time, it is hoped all will be
AVith her arrival over Seville, the
flraf had completed about iG.mih
miles of her lfi.OOO mile four-continent
journoy which started May
18.
Although It had been raining
during most of thc day, causing the
Graf's lateness, tho skies cleared
this afternoon and the sun was
shining. Tho w ind had dropped
and landing conditions became
more favorable.
Tho cost of a license for, fcrrelt
hunting In New York state has
been reduced from $10 to $1-
I regrets lo the family of Kcdcra I j assembled.
j Judge N. J. Slnnoit. former con-I
j gressman from the second con- '
J gresslonal district.
j The eOmiuittee alsn went on rec
jord as "approving the administra
tion of our distinguished presi-
dent, Herbert Honver. and pledge
i In him our cotit Inued support,"
i and nlsn endorsing the efforts of
i senators and congressmen from
i ( regon.
A service of holy
communion will be held each
morning at tho little church across
the way and the subjects taught
will Include. "The Man Jesus."
"Our Path After Him," "Itihlical
Pihimage." "Itellgious Urania."
"Tho Church's Program," "The
New Prayer linok," "Life's Prob
lems." "Svmbidlsni of the Church,"
NfVriCK OI-' MOItTGAtii;
KOUKCI.OSI K; SAi.K
IN TIIK IHSTIIlCT COCUT OK
Tl IK C N I TK, I ST A TKS K( t f t
THK MISTItlCT OK OKKGON.
Thc California Joint Stock J.and
(Hank, of San Krancisco. a corpora
tion. Plaintiff, vs. Klizabeth A.
t.alloway. J. K. T Galloway and I
oru Mae Galloway, his wife; Mary
K. Wickens, Flora Ann Wickens,
John Henry Wirkemi, a minor, the
First National Hank of KIgin. Ore
gon, a corporation, a.ul Union
county. Oregon, a municipal cor-
Oyinnastics"
These latlf
a ml
two
Forest Service
Explains Work
WASHINGTON. June I! (AT)
j The Hoover public land commit,
j shin concerned Itself today with
problem ,,f eloser coordination of
bureaus ad ministering the public
doimiin.
Tho forest jervie. and reelama
i tion bureau of Debits having been
'questioned, the general laud office
and Indian bureau h-ads were
tiilled upon for tln-lr views,
Tho forest serviee explained Its
eon trol system for the protection
of watersheds and forest conservation.
Stomach Bother?!'
Hy virtue of a Writ on a Herretv
Judgment Order, Decree, and Or
ecreatlonal hour, dcr of Sale issued out of the above
r w.iiin WnlLi 1 ..i.id i. ..i i .. . .
North, llange Thirty-nine Kast
W. except the railroad
right of way I hmugn same.
Also tho Southwest Quarter
(SWK) of the Southwest
Quarter (SW'4) of said Sec
tion Thirty-five (35), except a
strip of land Sixteen (H!) feet
S t. inches wide off of the west
siflo of said Southwest Quarter
(SWH) of the Southwest
Quarter (SWVi ) of Section
Thirty-five (35), Tow nshlp
Two (2) North. Rnngo Thirty
nine (3&) Kast W. M. The
Northeast Quarter (NK'4) of
Section Three (3) Township
On() (I) North, Range Thirty
nine (3-f) Kast W. M.: the
Northwest Quarter (NWVi) of
Section Two (-), Township one
(1) North, Range. Thirty-nine
(39) Kast W. M.: Tho West
Half (W) Of tho Northeast
Quarter (NK', ) of Section
Two (li). Township One, (1)
North, Uango Thirty-nine (3H)
Kast. W. M. ami all that part
of t he Sou t h 1 1 a t f ( S ) o f
Section Two (), Township
Ono (1) North Kan go Thirty
nine (39) Kast W. M. not own
ed by Arthur Hallgarth and
thn Hishop Johns F.stato, ex
cept the railroad right of way
through same; and tho tene
ments, hereditaments and ap
purtenances thereto belonging
or in any wis,, appurtaining,
together with all the estate, right
ami interest, homestead or other
claim or demand as well in law
as in equity as the mortgagors had
on said 24th day of April, J9J3. or
thereafter acquired in or to said
premises or tmv nart thereof.
NOW THKIiKKOKK by virtue or
said writ on said Decree and said
Judgment Order, Decree and Order
of Sale, and in compliance with the
commands of said writ, I will, on
Saturday the 21st day of June, A.
D., 1930, at the hour of 1 :w
o'clock p. ni. of said day, at tht
front door of the Union Counlv
Order, and I Jeeroc. with interest
costs and accruing costs. Including
lho emits of and upon this Writ.
JOHN" I.. DAY, United States Mar
shal for the District Of Oregon.
KKK t KANDADU Attorneys fur
Plaintiff.
Post office address, Pendleton,
Oregon.
First publication, May 15, HUtn.
Kast publication. Juno 12, 1930,
May 15. 22, 29. June 5. 12.
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FOUNTAIN
SERVICE
On the Busy
Corner
Clean, Quick
Service .
THE L. & L.
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"The IdeaN of Ueltgious r.dtira- poration, Defendants,
tion." "Kythmlc
"Athletic Sports,
nertatn to the I!
Mrs. AUtia Coo, m ana mhi-i emitted court in tho above entitlca ! ' ourthouso m Ui Grande, in Union
Wash,, and her daughter. Mrs. l-aye cause, to rue directed, and dated j County, Orcron, sell at public auc
Krkenbcck and small son. Jimmy, the 12th day of May, .930, upon ajtion. subjeci to redemption, to
of Uos Angeles, aro guests at the i Judgment Decree and Order of I tho highest bidder for cash in
home of Mrs. Goer's parents, Mr. Salt rendered und entered in sain ! hand, all of the right, title and In
H you have, to be careful of what
you eat and drink, anil suffer from
gas. heartburn, bloating sour stom
ach and dyspepsia, why not make
the Dime 15 minute tost? Harm
less yet w orks w 1th great speed.
Om of lho ingredients har tho
a ui. i -.I ii g pm vr to dt vest 3 t on
time nun w eiht. Don't give
up. Cet IHulci nt any dniK store.
Put tl to the test. Money baek If
you don't oon feel like new and
free from stomach distress. Only
"t - I'.tJ i.:-- f:-.? i-toT!. Adv.
and Mrs. I!. K. Hell.
Tho young peoplo of the Metho
dist church gave a very d-lii:htful
party Saturday evening, honoring
Dr. and Mrs. Avery Itobcrts. Miss
Kva ltoberts and Glen Itoberts.
who aro visiting at tho parental
home of Mr. and Mrs. K. K.
Hoberts. The evening was spent
In contests nnd gamis and refresh
ments of ice ere.im. rake and eof
feo were served. P.esides thp honor
guests. tho list included, K. K.
Koberts, Miss Clara Koberls. Mr-.
I Thomas Towle, Mrs. Ueonui d
Tow le. Maurice Towle. Klwin and
Mico Towle. i;v. nnd Mrs. X. K.
Hershey, Mr. and Mrs. Hoy !;iker,
Mr. and Mrs. ('has. Hancock. Phyl
lis and Hubert Hancock. M r. and
Mrs. Chus, De Haas. Mr. and Mrs.
Harlan Koger und Jean Kogcr and
Jr.m Miller.
Messrs. Thos. and I-eonard Towle
w.ho worn called to Vancouver lat
week, owing to the serious illness
of their father, arrived only n few
das to-fore his disith. Another
son. Joe Towle of Austin. Texas,
came here .Monday on his way to
Vancouver, but arrived too late,
a- ?.!?!:.r p.t ..:! sv. .t- t r.: :; .
court ind cause on the 12th day of .teres!, which the defendants in this
May A. 1 .. 1930 in favor of thes't have or cither or any of thoni
California Joint Stock 1-ind HanK had. on tho 24th day of April. 1 923.
of Sun Krancisco. a corporation tile dato of the mortgage hcrein
ptaiutiff and against Klizabeth a. 'hefore described, or since that dat
Galloway. J. F. T. Galloway nmi!,li,vo had in and to tho above des.
Vera Mae Galloway, his wife. de j1" hVrf property oi nny part there!
fondants, for the sum of 1 1 7.742.3.1. ! f,r - lo satisfy said Writ. Judgment
wiin tnterrst (hereon at the rate or:
S',; per annum from tho 31st day
m inciuoer. 1929. together witn
th further sum of Ji.Vui.no attor
neys fees, with interest from May
12. l9."io, together with the further
sum of I'iC.ifo costs and disburse
ments with interest thereon from
May 12. invi. commanding me to
make sale o,' the following describ
ed real property situated in the
Ends Piles Quick
No Salves or Cutting
Piles are e.msed bv eon-psifon ,,f
( blood in the lower how ej. Only an
i internal meli-in,. f .
County of I nion and State of Ore-!eaime Thiit' u-hi- k-...- , .
linn em-
.tir.. r,. i I I I I'M n. .ti
-... ui,..i-uimr, me prescrip
tion of Dr. J. S. IVonhardt. removes
this congestion and strengthens the
affwted parts.
HKM-ROIO is now sold by dmg-
nd has such a
Ron. tn-wlt:
A s'rlp of land one (I) .od
wide lit thA south side of the
South east quarter (SK) of
the Southeast Quarter fSKVi)
of Section Thirtv-four f34)
.Township Two (2 North,
llange Thirty-nine f.t9) Ka.st
W. M.: n'so the Ktmt half
(Ktjl of tne Southwest quar.
tor (SWV) of Section Thirtv-
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even
that
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in chronic and stubborn cast
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