La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 07, 1931, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, February 7, 1931 IA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE. Si ( 1 .' i m MARKET NES OF TllE DY . ....... CHICAGO WHBAT - Open High . Low - Close Mar. (old) .10 .?!)(4 .'4 (now) '. .7!)'. ' . .19 .!!) May (old)..... . Mti ' ' .2'4 .8'i .Ki.SZ i- (new) .sojj, . .H3i, .8!i ' .saw July e&-ye .61 vi ., .le!4 Uept 00,' .87 - A3 .07 - ' , POlll'LANi) WHEAT Open -. ; Well " . Low Close Jlny '.8 Kit; .ti .os July - .. .62 .03 .03 .02 z GRANDE : RETAIL MARKETS WILL" FUNDS . BE Sugar, 100-lb. sack - . Vegetables N. Gem potatoes; lb. .t.... Sack . i-i-Js Parsley, bunch Cabungo, lb. Yellow onions, lb. ............ Cucumbers .i......-....-- Cauliflower, lb. Celery-hearts, bunch , Turnips, bunch ; Parsnips, lb. Lettuce, bead . "5.90 - y . IKo . 16Q ' . 60 . '3c 2c 25c TR RETURNEP Q TREASUE BY? nessstore- forTr eomplete' line of '33' caliber rifles. We feature, the Rem ington lino or ammunition and out lery. t. i .i-i i .. , i&an t: (Continued rrom Pago One) PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Feb. 1 (VP) Hoes 110. calves t, sheep 25, direct. Week's totals approximately: hogs 9190, cat tle 2105, calves luO, sheep 1230. t Hogs: compared week ago, slaughter classes. 26 cents lower,' feeders steady. Bulk light butchers $8.00 k 88.76. No Car lots abovo $8.60 ; alter Wednes-i day. Strong weights and heavies down to sa.00, packing sows 86.00 (? $7.00 and above. 1'lgs to killers 88.UJ $f 88.50; Feeders practically 'absent, scattered small lots 90.76 6 10.60. f Cattle: compared week ago, stesr-23-35c lower, other classes mostly steady with spots In cow and heifer sales strong to 25 cents higher and extreme weakness - In bet-er grade grado calves and vealers. Practical top steers 88.80 with a few head 68.76. Bulk high medium to good $7.75 up, offgrades down to $7.00 and Below. Numerous loads medium to -fairly good helfcro $7 .25 c88.00. Bulk me dium to good cows $0.00(8 $6.50 with one outstanding load of youns con's and heifers at $7.10. Low cutters and cutters $2,50(8 $5.00, mostly $3.00 up. Bulk bulls $4.50w$5.50. No vealers Over $11.00 but strictly choice grade absent. Offgrades down to $5.00. Sheep: market 25 cents higher than a week ago for lambs and steady for yearlings and ewe3. Good to choice iambs mostly $7.00J$7.60. lnoluding weights In instances up to 93 pounds, Throw-outs $6.75 down. Medium to oholco yearlings quoted 84.00? 85.50. Cull to choice ewes 81.50$3.50, j Brussel sprouts, . lb. .. $4.60; feeding and shearing lambs : QBrnc jD; ' throughout week 87.76i$8.a6. iSplnach, lb. ... Hogs 15,000; steady to 10c lower; Qrecn pepper, lb. top $7.90; bulk 100-200 lbs. $7.80- .Squash, lb f.Bu; aiu-aau-iua; so.wi;ii.!i. : ,uarrots, oimcn . I rumors In referenco to .the Fowler case, there is . no basis tor many of them. Mr. Cherry says. ;He told the ! Observer . that when the time comes ' when all facts are obtained, tha en tlr matter will: be presented to tne public. " -M aoc j .. . , -J T '3c ' GETS TWO YEARS ', 10 16c 1 aoc I j 260 i Sweet potatoes. 3 lbs.. .. (Tomatoes, id.. SALEM, Feb. 7 W John B. Graff, accused 01 forying the name. of State Corporation Commissioner Mark O. MeCalltater on a cashler'a check,4 was yesterday convicted In . oircult - court at St. Helens and sentenced to two years In the penitentiary, McCallls ter was Informed today. Graff used a check of the Hlbernlo bank, Port land and cashed It at. the First Na tional bank of Scappoose. PENDLETON CHILLY , PENDLETON, Feb. 7 ) A touch of cold weather swept over Pcndlo ton last night and sent the tempora turo down to.22 degrees above zero. It was clear. and snappy hero. today. IlKAItK IN RETKKAT NEW YORK, Feb.; 'f Wilt ' Bears . Rhubarb, lb were thrown into disordered retreat New potatoes, 3 lbs -.,. in today's stock market; and prices of ; Green beans, lb. leading shares surged-up $1 to $5. ". . Fruit The advance concluded a week t piorlda grapefruit, S for ... 20c25c almost steadily rising prices,' inter- Bannnoa, lb. ;......! - lOo rupted by 11 moderate setback only on I Appi01. 50c et $3.00 Thursday. Trading quickened to the iLemonSi doz 3!)c briskest pace In several days." The : oranges, do. .-.. 2685c turnover lor the two-hour session og- j Dry prunes, 30 to 40 size, 2 lbs.; . 25c gregated 1,200,000 shares, which dupll-1 , Hairy. . - 1 cated the volume of trading for full Butter, creamery, Jb 33 is 35c rive-hour session on 'both Monday cheese, 'lb. 29g3bc and Tuesday.' Half" of tha.days turn- . Honey,, comb . .. . , 26c over was In the last hair hour. Cottage cheese, lb 20c 1 SYDNEY, Australia W) Tho, Aero ' ' 1 ' I , i Bugs ... j club of Now South Wales, since In. t - FLOVtt lUcocon, doz .,., 23o auguratlon of a training course for PORTLAND, Feb. 7. OT Floui-: Fresh extras, doz 22c. pilots in August, 1930, has Issued 351 steady; (city delivery prices) lanwiy Medium, -aoz. ... . ic patents, 40s $4.60; whole wheat, 49s Mixed, doz.. 21o $4.70; graham, 49s $4.60; bakers' hard Standards, doz 23c wheat,- 9ds $6.20; bakers1', bluestem I Flour patents, 98s $3.30; pastry Hour, 98s Hard Federation, 49 lbs $1.25 4 50. Per barrel ..... 4.76 . Soft wheat, bbl , 4.00 CARD PARTY At Sacatawen banquet hall, Tujs. evening, Feb. 10 at 8 p. m. Auspices of St.'.':Ma5rj''s Altar society. .'.Admit s!ou 35c -. -. .. . . v . 2-6-3 t. Feb. . 10 last day to pay your water rent without penalty. . ' 'a-7-a t. am the best protection and save 25 on your premium 'with -the Ore gon Mutual Fire' Insurance Co. Ph. Main 88. . - c ."-!.. 1-19-1. m. BALL ROOM DANCING All types, of . danalng- taught. Soca Jowea Inn.' Helen Mary Clark; t ..ir .,.2-5-3 tp. West Questions New Utilities Bill In House ' SALEM, Feb. 6 Validity of tho proposed common user measure by which private utilities would bo com-p-lled to grant the use of linen and systems to municipally owned utili ties, was questioned by Oswald Wert, former - Oregon governor, before tho joint utilities meeting today. - - ; The bill wider dlsousslon, was In troduced -by Representative John H. Lawis. 'West oontonaod tnae tne-orig-Inal code, which the ncV act proposes to amend, provided reelprocular. user rights. 1 between- 'private companies, but. tho new .act does not provide PORTLAND PKODL'CE PORTLAND, Feb. 7 (A3) Butter; quiet, quotations unchanged. Meat .Beef boll, It ..'.:... ... Pot' roast, lb.. PORTLAND CASH PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 7 tP) Cash wheat: Big Bend bluestem 68c. 1 Soft white 06c. Western white 66c. Hard winter 63c.i Northern spring 63c. Western red 63c. Oats: NO. 2-33 lb. white $22.00, Today's car receipts: wheat flour 13; hay 2. 1 1 '. Kggs; weak, quotations unchanged. chous and steaks,, bl. Milk (butter'fat), -poultry, country 1 Mincemeat, 3 lbs.. meats, onions, potatoes, wool, nuts, sausage, lb. .... - hay, cascara bark and bops steady . Hamberger, lb and'unohanged; --. . '- ' :'-! ; , Fish BUTTEHFAT SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1 UP) -terfat f. o. b. San Francisco 29c. But- Clams, lb. ..... Salmon,' lb. Halibut, lb. ... Smelt, 4 lbs. Spring, lb. 16o 15Q170 2230c ' : 360 220 .. 20c 100 . 800 SOe . 250 CLl'B LICENSES 851 PILOTS Uoenses. Club planes have carried 9.242 paBsongcrs. mado 07,771 lllghts and flpwn 980.080 miles.- : poultry 30e30o , 280 26c 74; LIVERPOOL WHEAT LIVERPOOL; Feb. 7 () Wh3at close: March 62; May 63; July 0514; October 67,. . I : ' ,R'UIAB PORTLAND, Feb. T W Sugai': cteady;" (sacked basis) cane, fruit or berry $5.00 per cwt. : Beet sugar $4.80 cwt. . : . CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO, Feb. 7 W) (O. S. D. A.) Cattle 200; compared week ago all'excent good and choice weighty fed steers; 26 cents to mostly 50 cents WOOL MARKET boston. Feb. 7 if) Substantial 1 Heavy hens. lb. quantities of the finer grades western Light hons,. lb. . erown domestic wools wore taken out ... . n. ! of-the market during tho past week, i . Prices on 68-0O"s and liner graaoa 1 ;iljlt JKHtlN ijri they ore not quotably higher than atj the close of last weok. In tho trad- 1 Ing of the last week wools possessing 1 superior: character realized a greater J advance over the ordinary, wools than j had been the caso..lor some'-iime. 1 . Wools of 66 s and lower grades were look," H. O. Avery, county agent. Af taken only by occasional .buyers and ter tho noon luncheon of the cham ln small quantities.-Quotations were oer of -commerco, tho afternoon ses caster on theBe grades,,:,. ; " -, A Islon will bo devoted to group con- -.'.. ' 1 . .' , ' " Isldoratlon of, substitute crops, ln- EARNINOS ANNOUNCED (eluding Jlax seed, peas, potatoes; also " NEW YORK Feb. 7' VP)'1-1 Pacific gralh marketinff. power farming and Trfi.nhone' and TelcKraoh Co". - and bay costs. J.-,A, Gasklll Is group OPENS HERE NEXT MONDAY (Continued from Page One) United States Vcicanoas There are ver'y'fow active vol ccnoes ln the UnlleiJ Stiuon at tb present time, but 11 ntimlier liitvrt bocome extinct within times eruphlciilly;- rocoht. ; In ( 18r7 i an eruption occurred nt Troa Vlrglnen. Southern t'llllfornlo. ' Mount Las Sen, Iff California, -renewed 'Its- tie tlvlty liilltliy'a few years nt. There a'ra ..'Bome i peaks tho :Cricntl mountains which occasloiitlly' shov activity. Mount Iloml. In Oreuoii. exhales vitpor, ns'does also llnuiit Itnlnler, In Wnhlimton. V ' Feb. 10 last day to pay your water (that the municipalities should' go rent without a penalty,-.-, j , . 2-7-u t. , Into a reciprocal agreement,:; It is on ,l lit-. ." t t .. ! this mw1s he bollovhd the measure TO MY VALENTINE would -bs . unconstitutional. Lewi Valentlnos ,. of ' every; description, ! argued the measure was designed to clover and -unusual, suitable for--all provide -.Immediate 'ontranoo '.of new of your friends and loved ones, coml- municipally-. owned companies load oal and serious. Prices '.from 6c to lng to lowering, of. (rates and -Increase $3.00. Also a Bpeclal box' assortnient of Industrial enterprises. ! , ' for the children at 25cj team, which! , senator J. -E.'" I5cmiot advocated tho niddlra may make many, vtuen- 1 consideration of his measure to pro tines. All -or ineBe nice ' mings you v)d will find nt niehordsons -'Art-and rnmnnniM tn-tntnv cities and oner, Gift Shop-now. " - f 0-3-3 ti ato tmder franeht:e. ? Ho declared In ''''' ' ' --. r j many cities, tlie" telephone company Feb. 10 last day to pay your water , 110s a monopoly and therefore dons rent wltliout a penalty. " "-2-7-2 f. , not- ronewiti franchlso v;lth the city - . ' '.' -r ? j after Its expiration;: A privilege tax THEY LIKE TO HE REMEMBERED of not less than flvo per Cent Is also On Valentino's iDay.i the same as charged against the company's net thoy always did. A clever greeting; : earning, tsv the blll-thls would bring 9. nice Motto, a pretty plotura, on at- mto Portland ."Hone a quarter oi l traotlco piece of Costume i Jewelry million dollars, he stated." " and many - other appropriate , gift The second public henrlng on the make tho Valentine never to be for hydro -electrlo commission bill was gotten. Dozens of suggestions will be set for Monday morning, 8:30, by the found at'Rlohardson'e :Art and out committee;-.'.. .- ..u., - (.- - -i Shop. ... ..,ii,,c.v',i (,'..,Wt.i:'.:,i'i. 1 No RashAction" Contemilate)i In Flax Industry SALEM, Feb. 6 OT Tho Cnpltol Journal yestcrilny lu a atoryton the report -of tho nuU iters showing loso ol somo $230,000 sulf6iaecl-by the state In tho pnst rour years through it3 tlax industry quoted Governor Julius ii. Meier as slating "this is no time to ao anytnmg rasn, ana we cojitem plat nothing; ot tho kind." t Tho governor further stated in. the Interview "tho industry has urown to be nn Important one and one which mv.st xjc xostereti ana sareguaraed, Thore are somo charges which should be made, and 1 Imve some plaas in mmti towara tnnt enu." r 1 Tho napei says the trovernor nttrced that most of thd apparent troubles oi tne industry were auo to tne gen eral depresaton. which has affeoted all I business and all-linos or industry. ''It 'ls a situation in which wo must givojind take," Meier declared. '- doverhor Meier' atid 'others inter- means of forcing-telephone ! in.thi.f l'1 v. .. ..J lj'W v..v most of ; the loss suffered during 'the past four- years was due to depreciated- ;prlcee -and -only a-small por tion to errors In management, and that prospects of ' any ,rash action that might sacrifice' the progress of tho Industry (were vanishing. - ; ! Mansion Has "Hanging" Stair ' Shirley mnnslon on the .liimes river. In Charles county, Vlriilnln, wiib bemin In 1000 by Col. ICdwnrd Hill, -and enlnt-RPd nntl developed about 17IHI. It Is n mimtro tlu'oe story house with prctt'hllotis "de pendent buildings. Tho twh-story porches' .tthlort In JSIKI nt front' nnJ rear are 'nf nmisiiatly "ne propor tions. - The gront linll cniitiilnn a fnmntia '"liiuiglng". Blnlrciisp'-Tho anlllttt of the. slj!ps are- Imltlly un dercut.' ' ": ' v-'.- iv subsidiaries reporred for 1030 nit InJ chairman, Come Of $17,66-,3DO, oquai m IJI.UO a j share on ' 1.80S.O0O common snares outstanding at the end ot ino yeai , inmv: Ktikfr and feeders 25-50 cents against $15,023,010 or $11.61 'a-share down; vealers steady.-' ''.- 'ion 030,000 common shores outstand IHILADY IS ROOKING Average price fed steers this week lowest since 1924; week's extreme top $11.73: -(best . heavies $11.40; . bulk, however $9.75 down to $7.50; avcraje price being 88.80. - - Sheep 7,000; for week, 54 doubles from -feeding stations,- 13.000 dtrsct: today's market fully steadv; good to chcWediufrf velgTrt' Iambs $8.50(rf -$8.76 tb')ackgi-3';" a'i-'ourid'-l0S-'p6uncl weights $8.00 w $8.25; native lambs $7.26 (.($7.75; fat native ewes $3.50 ft Ing at tho end of 1020. Meets Slump With "Walkathon" BAN FHANCISCO (HI Boxing ocmg j Explaining Wave Motion ; Wave miitloh In n lliiiild'teiireseiits ' contlntMitis: hnnclliiK on frnm-pnr' riele to particle of a illstnt-liniice In HER BEST NOW 'IN rho meilium without ucuial transrer Till? KFVV SS'T VI.E1? of the medium Itsi'lf. This may he . 7 , 1 lliMiM'iisrn.n-il l.y ihrowliii! a -tnne Into ivuler. It will oe seen umi wnves run out' In'- I'liclts from the " SUGGESTEQ FQR PORTLAND. Feb. 8 WV-A state- metit suggesting The11 Dalles a thtf piaue to try tho liowies- murder caas . was Issued by the -district attorney'4 office yesterday, accompanying th4 announcement-that tho ette will nop opposo tho - defense - motion - for a : change of venue. ' v , Hood River - county is mentioned, , the statement said, because It Is more remote from Portland- than -other ; counties suggested, In an- ftfttdAV-t George Mowry, deputy Uiatnot attor ney, said that li- public seutiment agttlnB NeUion C. Bowles Bh4 Jrma LouoHs is strong In Multnomah' c0vn ty. -it -must also rcVelent' ln' Columbia,- wahmsicra. C 1 ' K a m R b , Yamhill and Marlon ebitiitiee. v Disability Pau Of QlUciaU Lii$itpl WASHINGTON, Ift-b. 6 Wl The senate-- yesterdayi adopted an amsnd mentto tho1 Independent jffloe p-proorlatlon-(bill to i prnt ' govern ment employes -with Sltartes of -$J0O0 or- more from accepting retired of ficers disability -pay.--",t ; r 4 .i ,'i , i ';- - - Nashville. Tenn. Score of- criminal - lly Insane Inmates escape durhag f)ro (fit rAntral state hosnltal-.k ii'" ' Fob. 10 last day to-pay your water Rusk Funeral In NOTICE TO CREDITORS ' -V ' I, 4 "' ' "' v NOTICE IS HEREBY QIVEN tnat noiwrfl daba ri" n-h n im x.no .unaeraignea nos yji"M pufleral services for Judge C. K. Ruskj by the County, Court of the State of writer and"eplorer, who 'died here ior.umon4Uounty,.M wea. Monday from ; -heart attoolt, will Orcffon mlnlstrator t of - tho . estate of O.Fv Coolldgo, deceased; -(All persons hav ing claims against the said estate are hereby dlreotod to present them .to tne undersigned wnn proper- voucn era therefor to the undarslgned at the La Grande National - Bank, In La Qrande, Oregon, within six months from the date of tills notice. H. E. COOLIDOE. : Administrator ot the Estate of O. F. Coolldge, -De ' ceased. Dated January 24, 1931. H. B. DIXON, Attorney for ." trator. La Grande, Oregon. , Jan. 24-31. Fob. .7-14-21, take- place In Portland Saturday at the Portland 'crematorium,' Las(i rites win oe neiu nere at . p. m, Friday-, and : the bo)y will bo for warded tO'Portland. ' Judge'Rusk, who was 60 years old, was a Justice of the peaco ' In Jose' nhlne county. He retuml recently from a trln Into Alaska where he ex-, i plored crater formations. Admlnla- Public Hearing On Y'U Uy. c i Continued From Page One) i. .-j.. Sjnm : 'O more staling for me about tarring a batli every night. Our new tubs are so roomy, shiny, swell looking. It's just like swimming in a tank at the gym. And is mother proud of it ... . swell color'n every thing. She steers all the company right to the bath rooms as soon as they call. You won't blame her when you see them." ' '' " ' lPltiAl"onft!IocS-ic4noter; splcuous good taste.-a small brilliant point nt whi. h the slnne mil.meri;c!, HrJ.,; -JiX-J"' .iir.thrm -m .nrnament et-UM-lnsteo.": ' ' These wntt'B xeeiu to liu actiiall his pavilion last October.' The negro - suits are coming back for women, moving." hilt" If n 'chip -ho 'thrown pcrfcrmere walked dayrtd,mlght for a day heralded bye these of tho -soic t,e surfni-e'iif Hie n-.iKir il wlil three months ahd tH'errfaallrst'd(liy'f-1W'aTfe IW BTismtsK! There are long. ft,lnli-,t1i1t,1t8, motion Is' op nn.1 . gate exceeded' mo'sfeff tlic-boxfng prd-' t't-ntert'snini one! short, hut nil witiv , ( , nn ouiwHni illratw gram receipts of the preceding three : a slenderizing -line and skirts at calf "u "' . months. - - 1 length. A:1fw -f !tlc "clothes tins t'on. ( . year ore fur'' trimmed-and for the;.'--- - ' '. , .nnv H-imoa f n- ' T f IIRJI guueiui ui ewcov i ariy namsf tar or a biegi or light fw for afternoon . names that motion are uscf u ut- U toriy W.JI pictures ' woro- called- when . ihey Another feature of the ne spring introduced wi'i'e klnoopli: styles which makes them1 the love-, " ' .li,,,.ni1 ,.nnmntn"ranh llcst and yet the'most sensible ever ran. in matogrnpli tlnetvia or.ip n. is the silk'sult or Jaoket dross which , vnlckolotlenn and hlncrnplr. Is rather on lri-between dross serving for street or very informal afternoon wear. These are shbwh In the bright colors somewhat, but most In black and navy blue with appropriate com' binatlons. " Many of these -are black with white vests. ' ' Ilrllllant Prints Brilliant, big splotched, futuristic, flowered prints havo made their de but already this spring to take the placo of the conservative travel print which proved so popular .osj. , llemBtlt(,,lln- - -pleating. button Gorgeous dresses which boast a trop- Norton's Kiddy Shop: - leal splendor with their brilliant reds' . .. a,it or yellows placed attractively on a dark bocllground. Flares ana nww Pch. I0 lnot day to pay your Water waoies " rent wltnout a penalty: Tho eternal question, how long ... , r ' will the Skirts be? spring iasniou Hand a0 Log, tree for asking. Fob. 10 Kst day to pay your water) SALEM, Fob. a (a1) A public heaN rent without a penalty, . ;., ' a-'M t. Ing on Senator Jay Upton's bin re . : . i : '"-'' . fon-ing the repeal of 'the Oregon dry NOTICE OF HEARING OF - law ond substitution .of 'the Volsteao : ' FINAL ACCOUNT " 1 act, to a-vote of the -people,' will' bo NOTICE IS HEREBY fOlVBN that held In the houso -chamber Monday the Admlnistratrl Of the: 'estate' of night, 'It was ahnouncod yesteMay. Alice Snook, deceased, has filed' her ....... final account herein- and the county ' - , ' Court has fixed Monday the 2nd-day Washington Caraway apolon job 9f, March, 1031, aftlio" hour of ten for remarks about Hoover, -i i o'clock In the forenoon of -said' day ' l ..-.... as the tlme'-for the-'hearing of ob- ; Detroit Ford announces plan to Jcctlons to such final account- anu make rubuer plantation nt para,- ura; tho settlement thoreor. ' JANE tf; SNOOKi ' Administratrix. - ' Jam HI',' Fab.' 7, 14, 21.' 28. When Your Hardware Attention THINK OF yS - 35TMRS0F SERVICE FEATURING DEPENDABLE : MERCHANDISE W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. Pili a self-miUntalnlng, Belf-govornijVjgf uinmmiii.)." i, 0 o Plumbing & Heating '"FRED SPAETH ' . Montgomery Ward is Next to Us Phone M 5?6 FIND IT HERE Copy for this Column must - be In by 9 a. m. .- NOTICH TOlMtd OWN RUB ORDINAWCB UO, 1216. 6ERIE3! 1930 'An Ordinanoo-ttf amond Sedtlon 8 ol Ordinance No. H)H4; Series 1930, ot tiie Cityr-oioLa'C3tajicle,'Orogont'j! 1 ORDAIN 'AS FOLLOWS: -' '- v.' r t tiection I. .That fleotlon 3 of Or dlnanco No. 1084, Serlca 192B, of the City . of La Qrande, Oregon, be-' and the same is hereby amended, so as to read as follows:-' v-.n-o : 'Esctlon 3. -' The owner or person having In ; charge any dog kept or owned within the City of La Grande; Oregon,- ahall on or beforo- tho first day of March of each year, pay to the -City - Recorder the-sum of 01.00 for onoh and eveiy ' male 1 dog and' oocti ond every upayed female do;; and'th sum of $5.00 for each and every Glut or female dog not spayed. o ownett or kept' by him. which shall-entltlo ; him to a receipt iranv thfr-cmy tfe- corder designating the' owner's' name and tho'tmmber of tho1 licenser-and R metal-ltcenao 'tagbear(n( the same ; number fts1. the 'receipt, whicUtag I shall be 'placed upon; a collar and worn by the dog for which the I'cemtJ Is secured.' Said'llconse uhail be for period' ending December' ; 8 1st 'of tho year in which said license' :1a issued.-'Any person who tihiill'-Tail te 2-8-3 t. ,precuro audi license within the1 time a1 herein' provided fihall bo required upon procuring such license,-to psy NOW GRACE? SSMOI NATUREtMADE ABERDEEN As Near Perfect a Coal as Possible Little ash and high heat. Heat is really what you pay for; get your money's worth by ordering Aberdeen Coal. Pea Size ... : -? 9.50 per ton Nit Size - 12.00 per ton Stove or Small Lump Size..... '. ...... 13.23 per ton Lump Size .... ......... 13.75 per ton SAWYER HOLMES MERC. CO. 1433 JEFFERSON ST. Phone Main 17 dictators decree that for afternoon Come ftml got yours. Carr Furniture as' a-penalty n additional 'stun of wear mo oressea wm ue . - company, ino, ' - . ' - n-n-o i. sj.'ju ior encn nop. - !ia Inches from the floor, and for j . .. , ... , , :j; E. STEARNS, Recorder of City dinner wear thoy may bo anyway Sw tn0 Grilc0 Hardware and Har-lot La Clrando, Oregon. ' 0-7-1 t. 1 from 11 Inches from the floor to the , n , . ' 1 '.','' i Cf course, the knitted suit Is still j the ultra fashionable item for golf, which, when worn with a beret and the new sport oxfords with composi tion soles moltcs Madame play a bet ter gamo of golf because she knows that sho lookB attractive when the crucial moment for a big drive ar- j rives. If Madame is only watching . tho match, however, she may wear ono of the smart tie or strap pumps j with, cuban or boulevard heels In . black or color combinations. ' Spring coats excel lh Individuality ! this season with snappy collars and ' attractive colors Including bright i greens, reds, or blues, In a fitted , coat with a tight belt at the natural I wal6t band. Some of the coast are ' trimmed In sliok, shiny laptn or gala- ' pan fur on the new basket weave. i tolga cloth, tweeds, or Imported cnunga clotn. ine coais we np"- , models, but the tight fitted models add to tho feminity of the garments. ! Hats Trlcorn Shapes Tho hats are scarcely hats at all 1 this spring, with a shsllow crown. I I high on' the forehead and the balr ! ' showing In Bleck waves against the I I cheeks. Hats are trlcorn 'shapes ! mostly and straw' and lace effects i are being worn almost exclusively, t . Like the dresses and coats, tho hats j 'are tailored, simple, yet "dressey." j. As Always the appointments make j the costume, and the cravat which IE worn with the sport coat, tied at ! I the throat with decorated ends, adds ; ia dashing noto to the costume along i with the light colored gauntlett J gloves, the purse, and the new hose of light shades, tan or gunmetal to 1 blend with the Prench heel pump, , which goes with the street ensemble, " and makes their wearer epic. N L ow INTERNATIONAL Price SIX SPE ED SPECIAL: DODBE DEB E-NDABILITY "Ne Dodge Si SetUn f84S No Hi-jackinf in London Vnns' of ordinary ' cniiM ruction pass tllroujrli (hi; Btrtets f London touitvil wllh jjolil every week anil cxtru iirccuiitlnn Ls nnl rrardwj as neccssory. Tbc Ilrlilslicni nttrllmle It to- Iholr 'superior civilization. Uvon tile gold bunion tliiit leaves the-Rnml Koldflalds In Souili Africa Is carried In nn ordinary train without any upectnl 'cmiri! anil I tlirougU some of the wltle1 coun I try In the world. 'Anct yet on only I two occasions since tlic nolilflclds were illscovcrml has tlic tnlin been rubbed. ' A New DoJge Six and Eiglit trikingly teautiful greater in ize, power and comfort yet remaining at traditional Dodge price .levels. Tte New Six '9.6So 8845.. Jlie New Eignt. 1095 to 1 135. Stand ard Six 735 to 8S35. Standard Eigllt 5 to ?095. All prices f. o. b. factory. ' L.C.SPTH Vpcot ft.' :S W !&Z;. FACTORY, ... .'-.' ;,'- '-' 'V Six Increased , Power Increased Capacity . I Jj Ton Rating ' " ' Smoother Operation and Handling '.' . Greater Comfort Loncer Wheelbase Speeds Forward - Auxiliary Springs Full Pressure Lubricated Motor . ' SEE YOUR NEAREST PEALER FOR DEMONSTRATION VVrite for tho "Six-Speed Specwl" Folder InternatippLal Harvester Company of America 314 Oregon, St. Portland, Qrp. INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCKS BLUE MOUNTAIN GARAGE Phone Main 726 ' Opposite Post Office