La Grande evening observer., August 13, 1930, Page 8, Image 8

Wednesday, August 13, 1930
Page Eight
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
STRONG MAN
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
BATHING
SUITS
PRICE
I'HK'AtiO WHEAT
Open
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Illtll
Low
rlost
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i.in ',e i n ;
Dress Fashions
Sept.
Nit. .
Mar.
M:.
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1.03'i
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rOHTLAMl WliKAT
0cn High Low
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for
Fall
Srpl.
Ir
M:l
Ml.
Skilled Labor
t. Scarcity Draff
i On Soviet Plan '?
H
) lly Waller rhnmak
'. (Associated Press Slaff Writer!
? MOSCOW Soviet Russia is un-
Qeriating to quadruple its supply oi
nam skilled labor within four years. !
lThls campaign has been under- (
taken because lack of craftsmen.
ftlneera and technicians, to start and j
operate the numerous factories, mills, '
pewer plants, railways and other en-
(Irprlsea contemplated by the five-
year Industrlalleatlon plan, la pror-
tut a. hea-y drag on the progress of
wai gisantw cneine.
f Importation of large number tvf ;
rlTln. Oermn and other loreim.
ra,, . -.i.-j . I.-
Lecnmcians ns miiru iu utrnvmr
Die dearth
(crrtgnerm hae
Brolecta and to
rnc oi Industrial
of skilled hands. The . nis was uecioeo rerenuy wnen , release Eublllasa.
helped to work out luovernor NOroiad. oniclals 01 the led- , Th, )ournrv back was long. Yet
supervise the build- ! stal forest service, leaders j ' ' n oulbbi,ng unul
Something else mpl ln P'M'IsMd- tr
FThe State Planning Commission, a inconvenience was expert-
fecund source of metbods, has drawn fenced br hunters because the open
up a five-Tear plan on technical edu- of the season was delayed when
cmtton aimed ai converting a million " to e tnto the
taborrnt and peasants into skilled t woods nd mountains after deer.
SPRING
CANYON COAL
it
t HOLDS
UiONGKR.
'VAN petten
LUMBER CO.
PHONE MAIN lift.
GOOD SERVICE Quids
Private Ambu
lance Sen-ice
FREE.
Modem Funeral
Home
Experienced
Lady
Attendant
Perfect Funeral
Service
Prices Within the
Reach of All.
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WALKER'S
FUNERAL SERVICE
5ls AT SPRING ST.
PHONE "i42
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We Have a
(Vn.pWte line of
Buck-Heck
Starnes
Riding Boots
New York 5t3re ;
H G, SW.MX, VjT.
workmen u-tlhin the time limit. The
present chain of universities, tech
meal achools. night achoola and fac
tory courses 1 to be expanded and
the radio und movies are to be em
ployed ill spreading technical knowl.
wise.
Kisures Issued by Toss, the official
news agency, show that up to last
October
ber 130.0UO Russ.au specialist.
eiiRaged in Industries under con-
were
ttruction. Of this number 31.462
were umverslly sr.duatw. 35.231 had j
received a secondary education and
M.3M had gained their skill by ex-
"
lng.
The same source states that within '
4SS.873 skilled specialists of liom
1.6.430 must be university graduates
ana mi at least secondary
j education, n is acanowietiuea mat
(even this prosram will not fully meet
tiio needs, bein.! only about two -
! thirds of the required total. But it
is pointed out that it will be a big
advance over the present situation.
; Soviet authorities claim that Amer-
lea increased In technical experts by
only 50 per cent In the decade 1910-
l20 and that Germany took almost
30 years 10 quadruple the number,
,cf her engineers. Soviet Russia es-
peels to equal this latter mark
tour years.
r ri j. o L1 4 Cl V
U fj F li 0V.-1 0 IA
TO OPEN NOT
LATER, OCT. i.bandlt' group BouMkri.
"How can I believe you." Sldi All
' ' - M l..rt.,r,lH- "c lira Vfm
PORTL.ND. Ore (Special - The
cpming cl deer hunting &eu.-on under :
up nn-mMan ui oe aeiayrn ,
orer than October 1. and ahould .
l necr- to postpone trte opeji- f
linr hiintK wilt rin nmnU nrn.
; " . r ' ,
hopeful that by tl.e lime September
1 15 the date scheduled for the cpen-
mg of deer season rolls around suf
'ficlfnt rain will have fallen to cause
! no hazard tn goinp into the woods,
i ln dectd.nt: to under no circumstanc-
e postpone the opening later than
October 1 the state and federal of -!f
trials were convinced that they were
jbein lajr :to otn- iportsnien and
these interested in sivlng bur forets
front fire danget. t V
TJiose who we reoelvtng a synopsis
ct the Oregon hunting laws will note
thai there are no changes this year
ether than the dates for the hunting
cf Chinese phesams m Kstern Ore
gon. There the lawful hunting days
will be October 1. 2. 5. . 12. 15. 19.
22, M and 9.
FILM ACTRESS
ATTEMPTS TO
KILL HERSELF
j LOS ANOKLKS. Axxf. 1J - Una
Baguette. siai:e and dim actress and
: widow el Sam Warner, motion pic
ture executive. us treated lor a
5S.hcht ca.'-c of pcijcninp at the Re
IceiMiij: hospital here late lst nijlht
'fol)i.f wh.i v.llc u'.l .ie .ri-
;:nl!leJ vas a suicide attempt. J
; PcJice surceojis found the actress I
plants, but con- "Pnva.e umoer associauoM alio oi-.;- delivery of the prisoner.
1. noern. c.i 1 it? siAie came commission . .
iwa not senousiy p.oned and Uter J ROME ve-Tawu!, d!rorce docs '
re.eased ner. j not m Va,x d .rjl.
i They said she to5d them her act j Uor.s without the ncht to reir.arrv
jwa prompted by failure to obtain j are rare, annulment have so ;r.".
jcustodi of her lour-yer-5d daugh- j creasefl in recent vears that the so
ter. Uia Warner. The cinM was c:olcu are aiArmed. In IKS tie 1
Udvptrd by a brother of Soo-a Warner courts heard 1-Nt5 such ?e;i:ests,
jlcllcvtng the Utters deaO. I being granted. In only 137-
i As Miss Basquette ws being treated cases were tntroou.-ed. S3 applicants
ifor minor bunis about trie face and j being successful. i
' arms, her present husband. Pevereil j .
jMaiey. canieran-.an. calico at the I st IKT RTTRllU HON 3
i hospital. Ke seen-.ed much allected j ,
;at his wife condition but tbe act-J JOPUN. Ma Aug. IS His
iress cavSered him frora the room. They )cvn act meted swift retribution to a :
jhaie been sepsrted since l5t une. . vur.c bandit who fired revolver at
Yankee Matador
Una I mini) imc
...... - - .....
! MADRID I SUrift rrantlln.
OIA.UI OUill.ftl.
jAne racan ho ha
-m piveNwccsl m
i:n hard sedc.
Biw&:;n tjumhwr. J onlj Sorts
ta ln sJtt. M ',
.n an.1 5-.3,.nrif
? Americano
',Sam last year,
.-aao" was a nc.tfllT In .
fvl rtir.lracw
jl a:li.Uii5 Bu.: r.r,?s ail orrr I
lij wr.:wu.i v-ac.Kl lt curiu ;
?t' ."i a -Yanul" tom&.v. !
Bui t.is -.-.. hu v;vl sa
u:.f.li.v: mu-
'.in ii "S.-rot J.t- arx3 ;u.-l cvc.!- ,
,peie icv cvntravt wits the ?rsn
r.c crew up sicat:rx c-u... id
ay - d i!f
a C.-ven er.CAxements -his summer.
but i e-ame. In the r.iil!.s.it
bvvimc c'r:.-e in XiA-i: J anj Sv.l 1
i h CAi. be 5ren rec-w'.a.:!. lcv.tir-c j
fee i.-;..ii.-e to J.ht. and t.i. frop.n.c
to icr-j; e:Cwh to get h. 'x.- -
:-T.'-va " a sort of 'la.i.". of i
. bu.::4h:tr. j
Alter tJrat r?e ir-xy g-.i to Mxco J
v-r IV:- v:-;f:e lAey like bu-lf.?:?.::
Or he r.'.v ry. a. he ha of tea .d
ve fc''.j. t-.-. tj in.roti-..e cvi;e t
ML::iM.c" in the Vr:ed 5:at. J
MMtl MM1M 11 "
lt M IU T l f!M
i'i- .; ;-.4ei of a o-
C7f to.. .' -.-Ai i.-i-f: eu-o cf f,v:;-
v; "it t i" ; :v .v ..-. Cju.:i .C:.". :
Vr.i"c S;.u- ss'iiktcc f;vr. Wet '.r-I
I
f.--.- Si -..:: v Xf M Neelv 1
"..t j.; ifr '.-.tri rir.-,;u.i.
r . r.'..:".j .-."". k ".i',(sjr.l reo.v;- ;
ir.. :rv,s'- A cecals, t !
.vv.!,;,", oc .c.i-r C-e.-r-e j
Wi.A,'., c.i Hu:'.. iiC "ft'Ti3 ".h- j
c:r ..t-. . .- . -. SeelT ti .v
rc;,-e. .t w'.-.-d r.ki 'iif- aivn:t
titrw lea- cu-io ie c t-n '
txmyt-T a mum v' I: .CC :nco-ie '
;tfr -r t.'xe fwd -c-. B--t
m--S, ,-.ie had tc r.t. r : pr
j;.: an anrrace c i-V x-sa of
frui:er:t a jeir.
Koran Precepts
Free Frenchman
From Moroccans
bldu. spt (or the Koran has
;,.,., t the ransom busl-
h,ppenMl ,hrouBh the re-
f p zublllaga. a French
h a'"J ca pt.v e for nearly
itu - o vears in the uooer Atlas moun-
tains. He was held for a40.000 but
. ; . .lt,rtl,. nnvinc. n cent
Now the "stxlcholdera" of the Bane
',hll llved on cpv h,Ve fallen
out omonls themselves and their chief.
BoUtcnr. known as -Stiff Hands.'
(n fught
French authorities reasoned that
',, tll(... ll0WKl ,he big ransom to
,d binimry would continue. If
,nr rUSed and liberated Zublllaga
! practice might be stamped out.
I cl e-h.nniul. Cold of
,.m i,.i ih. nrohlem. "I
can .... lTrta .. hc toid
cv.,.i.
Hf soUBht out. farther south, the
K.-,f ,-( s.hi an hnse note as
r. holy man was known in the fast
- nesses of the Atlas mountains. The
holy man traveled 70 days, by camel
and afoot to the bandit lair
J "Am I in a religious country where
ithe lav is respected?-' aked Sid. AIL
1 ,.r H.nh..e( .t-. atari n( fh
"""i"Ti r The Koran
jcrb.J sucn traii&ctions
Bourt showed shame to Sldi R1I.
- stockholders ' were summoned
.r.. " J. of Mnih.
" "r "".". .....
th Prenchman was restored to
wile and six children here.
sTOmt-AKU'S TKAVKI.S I-M
M ERA NO. Italy John L. Stod
dard ts through with traveling.
When American travel wjis young.
Stcddsrd wbs one of the first to stir
young hearts to manderlnst . During
his career he has lectured to more
than S .000 .000 people on the wonders
oi far places.
Now. at 81. he continues writing in
his treasure -filled home m this north
Italian city.
His home preserves the atmosphere-
of intellectual Boston, with
his library of American poets and
essayists lining the w-alls and
scores of eiotie objects picked up
in his trawls distributed here and
there.
Tl'KKN t.KAKN TO V T
lOMATO SAMIW1C1I
KON1A. Turkey Because a
Turkish doctor In this Anatolian
town has a friend who has been to
America, tomato sandwiches have
sppesrrd on the hitherto sandwich
les Turkish henron.
The doctor began an "eat-a-raw-tomato-a-day'
campaign which wws
a fiasco until a traveled friend gave
him a tip on the sandwiches he had
seer ln America.
The doctor Immediately published
a detailed account of this phenome
nor in the local press, and made
such a hit that it was widely copied
by the papers of Angora and Istanbul.
Italians Annul Wetlhx-k
a wvn-.an here last nifht- ;
: As his run cracked the robber was
sirouced m flames. The f.ssn had ;
i miresm tKiir
(X!ri A Haicard.
f'.lllr-i; sla'.-ra
had
tetriceWt m Ihku Cisa the'
acuv ciT.'na vaeitii Mversarr eeur- !
rrT-:ivr ibou at hfr iu-.nru
. i
TIAIS lil RIS rTTOE
AVSTiN" Ti v With t
jv - .no induttrr frc.cs raE:i:r :r.
tum. prau.-v a-- cocKat.-iu ft
r:. - is -,o tt3 axia rCaul o-i
ry-s cut c' l!w '-ale rr.'-
- v: eonv:nr th titiuM'
(i;t o; a quarantine ai&t import -
Ucc ci uncertif.ed eed.
j
Slugs For Berth
Gs-re WataftS m-.x a bat
t "3 a-ra$e, ht fc!-d a
!to t t :-) ef te St. Lr s '
Car-ana-. He r-" t tse -jtt j
at "tt.
ins dividends In tnelr nearts. me
m M Mi
1 '
World War Hero,
Quietest Marine
Both Elevated
j WASHINGTON v Two men of
' quite different types have readied
i high places in the armed force of
the United States this sumnier.
They are Major Ot neral Douclas
MacArthur, who become ch;el 0-'.
start of the army Ncv. 20. and
Brurad.er General Ben K. Puller,
new commander of Uie riarme
' corps.
; Genera? Mac Arthur is an cricer
; ot rehoic mold with the best trsdl
i uons of the army about him. Twice
. wounded in battle, he has many
; decorations.
Sionder. dark, and tall, he is cf
j enAing manner wub a flair for
: nafc:ii friends- easily- His hand
( clasp is as firm as his alen step and
1 his oron eyes hold a steady Cdze.
General MicArrhur is a lover M
cutdoor sports. As president of the
! Arnencfin Olympic con.r.uiee. h
) ccjiuibutc-d to Ine aiiiletic prowe
' ol ti: Uiu;eu Si.cs on track and
? lield.
li, was ,lrsely credited with the
' formation of the 4ir.d. or Rainbow.
division. and accompanied the
: famous fifhunp unit to France as
chief ol staff with the rank of col-
onel. and returned a bricadier cen
' erAl.
a: 5C. he Is cne of the younrest
major irer.erals to tike command
. of ihe i'nited States armv
LEARNING TO FLY AN AMPHIBIAN
Wrv Waiter Camp, better kncwTi as Ruth Eider. It shewn st
Rwseveit fieid. N. learning hew to fiy an nphibian piare. Her
Instrvctor is Lieut. Com. J$hn W. Isemaa. Mrs. Camp says she is net
p'-anntng any irwe trar-s-Attantc rVfiHts.
COME TO PARTING OF THE WAYS
Sr. ui? '
4 -h "
f
5am. t'r Itz'.rt t. a-r: m Ht'ljwc-a tHat aK
'i iver i.t't-3 tsi"0. Ura l Mens it lj Fj i . Md cSc iei ts
tirt ;jrt. S"t tJTi t"e tJ'.J tt KBM tj P! .:i B IKI it! titlS-
i-rrt-1 a-3 it ; rt-a t :t t:s: t --t-it"
I Bricadier General Fuller is de
scribed by fellow officers as the
J -quietes: man iu the marine
i corp..;
. hccte-lored. vrha seeks the com
Pn;c:sh;p of his wife, books and
friends. General Fuller gets a kick
from a rubber of bridge.
It. official regulations, the speech
' of tins lAll. saare man with the
ncn. resonant toice. is characterized
, by an eccnon y of Ji-o:ds.
In :he social sphere no is cenial
comroi.ionable with his li.zht
pity ol w:t and subtie manner. His
""-Ji!r of speak nitz is ai all times
At 60 -.he r.ew commandant is
btie and hearty. evtrr inch the
sclcicr.
Mead Continues His
j Inspection Tour
VALE. Aug. 13 wi Dr. Eiwood
Mead, federal reclamation commis
sioner, continued his inspection cf
the Vale irrigation nroject today
where yesterday be was honored cut
at a home products dinner grown on
land which last March was covered
with sagebrush.
Dr. Mead said trie Vale project.
ccinsUtiag cf 30,000 acres costing
three and a half million dollars,
would continue next year on the
Bully creek unit. The commissioner
was shown reclaimed lands yie'duig
40 bushels ct wheat to the acre.
Frcm here Dr. Mead will go to On
tario to view The Owyhee prefect.
3
f
Announcing New
Scale of Prices
PORTLAND. Ore. Aug. 13 A
new scale cf prices has teen an
nounced by the Blue Mountain Fur
and Hide company for wool, hides,
pelts and mohair, reductions being
emph&slied in most cases.
Eastern Oregon wool his advanced
to 14c to lftc. while vallev wool has
declined to 20c.
Sheep pelts have declined to 8c and
spring lamb pelts to 33c.
Sailed hides have been cut to 4:rc.
salted bulls to 4c, green bulls to 2:;C.
kip to 5c and horse hides to 61 "to
51.50. according to weight.
Lxng staple mohair has deciined to
2!c and k.d to 26c.
Caseara brk is down to 4;-.c
There were no chances in the ecu
and butter markets. Both were fair
ly stead t.
PORTLAND i.;LS10 K
PORTLAND. Ore.. Auc. 13
tie 35. calvjs 10; veelers look steady,
i leers pounds, good 7.75 t-
S-3.25. medium $.5 . Sj25. common
84 .00.--46.25. PO3-U00 lbs. good 7.74
-&3j;5, medium 5.25,i 875. com
mon M50.W.25. 1100-1200 Ics. coed
57 t. ST 75. medium 5.75 57.00.
Heifers S0-E50 pounds, good 47.00
87.50. medium ST.OO - 87.5p.
common S4 50 55 50. Cows good 5.-50.-
S-5 00. common and medium Si.OO
- 85.50. lew cutters S-2.5-0 $4 00. Bull;
(yeiriir-rs exrludfdl f5 50;a J600. cut
ter common and medium M.00 8-5.50.
Vealers. milk fed 10.09,U 00. me
d:um 8500. 810-CO. cull ar.d common
to 50 6-3 AV. Calves S5D-5Xt lb-..
tcO and chcire 88-50 810 CO. com
mon and medium 8ti.0Gi.-83.-5O.
Hcvrs 450, feecers. 50c lower, tid
ing classes steady. So.t or oily
hoes and roasting pics excluded i
lich: lights 140-160 pound 89.75
810 75. Light weicht 160-1SD Its
810.75 81 2. CO. 130-200 lbs. $10.75
81100. Medium weight 200-220 lbs
ftlOOO.r 1!.M9. &3O-250 lbs. 89.50
810 75, HeavrweisLt 250-290 lbs
$j2S,. Feeder and stocker pigs
70-130 ibs . gjed and chc:ce 810-50
812.00. Slaughter pigs 100-130 ibs.
8.50 ,r i:05c.
6 beep 5CC. steady, lambs SO lbs.
dewn good and coicr 86 00 , 57 00.
meaiuni 84 50,. 8.00- a:i weights,
common 83-50 MiO. Yearhng wet.i
tTS so-xio its. M.OOHSO. Ewes 90
120 lbs. 1 "A -.s 8-2 50, 120-150 lbs. k i -50
- 523. weights, cull and common
8150.
riiKTLAMi PKOIH I E
' ?OF.Tl-ND. Ore- Au. 13
V.'ooi: Eastern Oregon 14- ISc lb.
Vailty 20c-
Monairi long staple 25c lb. Kid 26c
!b.
Cisoara tcrk: lower. 4 c.
Butter ma ewrgs: fairly sirady. un-
changed.
Miir. but'erfi.: i. poultry, country
CGuntry meats. omoiiS, pciatocs- nut,
hiv and hoc ste-cy i.nd un.hs.nccd.
m ikhxii iikt ,
! LIVXSPOOL. Auf 13 . TJ,TlS j
cUim: Ot:. s: iV Dec. : Mir ,
si :o--. j
A n.ilrati s:cr. frcm Ve;dun and j
r Ur:'..:: lror.i a Verdun ca'.riedral ;
ire- icucs "r n
Household
VALUE
Bathroom
Fixture Outfit
$1.00
pieces in mhile erecli::
I CC eJB( 3T)4 fflKf.
Montgomery
Ward & Co.
111-3 a.liiRrta Are.
W if $14:75
Our ttyHro have selected these modes to sort off the sea
son because they are fashion-right in every detail . . . au
thentic adaptations of the fashions sponsored by designers
here and abroad. As usual, our prices are moderate. Come
in , . see the new styles here firstl
Styles Right Prices Right
I C. PENNEY CO., inc.
10S Depot St.
j SI C! K AND FLOI K
PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 13
' Sugar: steady; (sacked basis) cane,
(fruit or berry 4.80 per cwt. Beet
'- sugar 8-4-60 cwt.
1 Flour: steady: (city delivery prices!
; family patents. 49s fcti.60: whole
wheat. 49s $5.70: graham. 49s $5.50;
i bakers" hard wheat. 9Bs $6 20; bakers'
'bluestem patents. 98s 6.40; pastry
flour. 49s 5S.10,
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for this Column must
le in by & a. in.
HOVT'ltJfUiET
The Lutheran ice cream social this
evening sr Waiter Pohrman's. 1301
Cherry st. Everyone invited. 8-13-1 t.
CENT M'ECIAI.S
See what 95c will purchase this
week at Richardson's Art and Gift
Shop. Wonderful values In China
and glassware. Values up to 85.00 will
be featured in the 98c special window
this week at- Richardson's Art and
Gift Shop. New items will be addea
each cay so you will be s-.irj to find
pieces that you like. 8-11-tf.
!lMatitchiiu:. pleating, button
holes, etc. Norton's Kiddie Shop.
Adv.
FOR Vol It C.W!
Kave vo.ir w;nrihiirt
side
glasses fitted at Richardson's Art ana
Girt Shop. Prompt service, fine glass
and right prices. 8-fl-tf.
SWIM AT COVE IXK)L
"The Fountain of Youth." Com
plete chance of clear, sparkling
warm mineral -.rater every 7 hours.
6-25-lm
WEAl TIKI L 1'U THirs
Of the Wallcsra Lake and Eastern
Oregon Scenery.' hand tir.trd and
' beautifully framed m all sizes and
prxes will be found a; Richardson's
Art snd Gift Shop. They make Idfal
gifts to send to fnfr.is snd loved one
CupXustard
ohc 5"iict Cookic-Ca hcThat
Keeps
- Indefinitely
Don't keep the home fires baking all
summer. Serve Cup Cust.ird Cookie
Cakes. They are cake and confection
combined and keep indefinitely.
Order by name from your grocer.
One of
US
famous Cookie akcs
TRU BlU BISCUIT CO.-.S,,. f..;j. Snttlt
La Grande, Ore.
: in the east. Richardson "The Art
Man" lipecfallzes in oil kinds of pic
ture work, li-ll-tf.
' CALL FOK I tlllS STKHET
LMl'ltOVE.MENT
Sealed bids will be received by the
City Commission of the City of La
Grande, Union County, Oregon, for
the construction of the improvement
I in Improvement District No. 192,
! within the City of La Grande, Ore
Bon, according to the plans and.
specifications for the said Improve
ment district now on file in the of
fice or the City Recorder of the said
city.
A deposit of Five ($5.00) Dollars
will be required for plans and speci
fications, which amount will be re
funded if bidder Is unsuccessful and
returns plans and specifications to
. this office.
i Bids will be received to the hour of
'7:30 p. m. Wednesday . August 20th,
i 1930. and must be accompanied , by a
certified check, or bidders bond in the
sum of ten per cent of the amount
bid as a guarantee of the acceptanca
' and completion of contract if award
ed. Check will be returned to unsuc
cessful bkiuers.
All bonds In connection with this
work are required to be secured
through resident agents and no tond
will be accepted unless written by a
resident of the City of La Grande.
The Commission reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
By oiiler of the Commission August
Cth, 1930.
J. E. STEARNS.
Recorder.
8-8-10 t.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been appointed as Ad
ministrator of the estate of Robert L.
Webb, deceased, by the Countv Court
of the State of 6rcgon for" Union
county and all' persons having claims
rsalnnt said estate are hereby notified
to present the same to the under
signed at his office at Elgin. Oregon,
within six months from the date of
the first publication o( this notice.
D.'.te of first publication July 30.
1930.
-JESSE CRUM.
Administrator of the estate of
Robert L. Webb, deceased.
July SO-AU'. 6-13-20-27
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