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Newspaper Page TextPage Eight -m LA GBANDE EVENING OBSERVEE, LA GRANDE, ORE. Saturday, March 21, 1S31 MARKET NEWS OF HIE DAY (uicaco nnE.it ' Ofn H.th Mar. (amy-.. () .re?i?4 ?trf (oM) Jl? - JB'-i4 91.' -? tfGGS, BUTTER OPEN STEADY AS WEEKENDS NORTH POWDER PERSONALS J . S Mrs. Jesmie CBryint. seventh glade' rj.J T PlJni tfnf nrr, etensor-eii Use sevectn mi j JCQ 4.11 U X. V IlllC, eiixisa grace- pupua- wim a sc. fhl- r , - rick's day party at tile scbcot house! I ninn lJtTSnfll last Friday naibt. Gan-ii w-re piayetf UsllUli xlial ailUXj from 7.-3& cnul II o'ciocfc- Luccfcecif was serred. tbe table and roam beuu ' decerned, in keeping wt:h. in Insa ! By Mrs. c. J. Law (Observer Corresccndentf NORTH POWDER, Ore. iSoeoall motif. Mr. and Mrs. Jim wuson and Mr. May . Jvtj . Jtpt. Open .48 MTi J;4 POET LAN i) WHEAT Blth La M PORTLAND LIVESTOCK LA GRANDE RETAIL MARKETS ! ninthly meeting of the Methodlstl ,M at the home or I Mrs. Eugene Eeuter last Wednesday. Fcllowlng the "eJ11"' lng the wcunen worked on P0" Dies atThe Lake'Sf STSSJT S" Bi Mrs- L. . Terrall i Billy' Dobbin earn- borne Wednes- (Otserver Correspondent) . day from Eugene where he nas J- CSioN (Special l After many , attending tne unneraii-j POKTUUTO. Mar. 31 VPI Hogs MO, sheep 10. all direct. Week's totals approximately: hogs 4780, cattle 155o, carves iio. sneep ivaa, t -Hogs compared week suto, all classes Sugar, 100-lb. aaclc steady wttti slaughter elasaes steady egetahlea to strong at weekend. Bum and prac- S. Gera potatoes, lo. tlcaj top 160-200 pound butchers ?,.2& ' Saclc with scattered lots Monday on basis fariley. tuncn at 83o and ti V) and conalderaole Caboaje. Ib. proportion at weekend at l3.3o. fellow onions, IB. Strong weights and heavlea sg.is : Cucumbers down to 7.00. mostly 7jSSI"..50. Cauliflower, lb. Paclrmg sows S4.00. Slaughter : Celery hearts, bunch ptga 7S7.7S. oddhead $8.00. Bulk Turnips, bunch teeder ptga i8 000.00. mostly oo Parsnips, lo. tor under 100 pounds. Lettuce, head .'1 Cattle-, compared, week ago. she- f P"- " -- Mock unevr.1 from steady to 24-50 lbs hher. Steers mostly steady with ZtaJ- b weighty kBds wenle to poaslbly a sV" mlt lower in Instances. Bulls and "iftSS i" i h!h medium t JXtOes, 3 iSl gcod under 1000 pound steers 47 '!?"!??,'?;.- FCaTI-iNU. Mar. 21 Whole sale butter and erz mar',ceC5 opened steady at uncl2anud q-itatinns to- Mrs. Laura Shaw u-rt Ttourirfjir fnr j day. Burt receipts were moderate her home at Walla win fter r,r,- and Mrs. De Ccri h '.it inn. some umjs wi:n ner rantrier Efjrw irnci i.nnnnr wnere tnw ; . - ' r . ,v. rfflmnM. ride3- lSuflaa bo is m, . ; several days c LUe hcxT or ; yV" JJS'ltSiS ' SS and vrT Will Dobbin He wiU E martet m noe only itwdy but ! John Ltzzwy and Earl Burton left' Fran Mcrr. Mrs. Mercer accom-j ,CUn5 Fa31? t tLr -Jtr : S7 of next week- rifm wttb predicts of rue In 'xhuray for Portland on a bttn nd them heme nO. will Tlait hr-r abouS CZ 4Qclc.. er?7..?e!: i rec JiFJJ vSSs enter- auottt-tiocM t-i-eiiia-tirsir RjK-jiiritit. f ' 5. --i noon. l nrauca an tee iii.uLLi.iia . sax. aiiu. - -"-a v, wiuift quite liberal, were readiiy taicen J The library hoard gave a dinner at Mrs. Bell Brown and Mr. and Mrs. up due to actine storage demand the city nail Wednesday from 4 until Hr-rry Eatea, of Baiter, spent Wednes Btucn. in some quarters were reported is o'clock, the proceeds to be used day evening at the ftrne of Jona offering premiums for storasre quail- 1 for penaes of the library. The Limey. t-a- ' JJcnh Powder band furnished music 1 Jurie Z. 3. Sencerbox was a busl- Countr? dressed meats and. ooultrr rr n hn D7irr- m r & r.nn a.-s f markets were steady. f Mrs. Prank BelvaiL who spent last : mcrning. itinvecl bV hS wtre Mrs Ida CUne ' Ssrw were won by Mrs. Irvln and Conditions la the fresh fruit and fwk .uiu r. th hm -; u1u rn-trt. wint. wJ 13 survived oy n ue. f3-""ff --Hi h- h7 Adrian the home of her? Mrs. home of John Davu while Mr. and Mrs. Devi were in Portland. pcunds above 47J60 or ever ; WOO lbs. Srn rs lfc. aoove 5s. viiV4., weighM down to M 30 and below. To car lot heifers 1.2-5. Strictly good ARpara"us, 2 lbs. ... Green Peis, 2 lbs- . Misa Genavleve Willi irmt Wwi.' 1- ,m ir...i txt-i. -r rh inw bv Adrian j ! vegetanie trade wera repord by ? 1 daughter. Mrs. L. L. Garrett, returned ' nesday afternoon visiting at the heme He leaves a brother Orr CUne two " Gocdbrod " The evening's games were f ; ernment marlcet news service as fol- j Saturday to her hems in Pendleton. of George Plsher on Muddy creek. i 5uter3. Mrs. Lola LaAirfard of Union, concluded by a lunch. t lows. 1 u o . i , ; Mrs. Nettie Pearson staved at th 1 r... . r n 0-, inar st- . ti- "rat-ail-, for the DOSt year was elected union marsnai iaat mo- j section foreman . uwuu - . Vfcmber but waa unable to assume was- transferred this week to Barn -his duties. f hart near Pendleton. Mrs. CavaUo Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Stevens went ' accompanied him but the four chu te Sockane Sunday to attend the ' dren will complete their school wori ie.000 flower show and convention : here before joining their parent, held m she new civic building ad- They 'U1 stay with Mrs. Myrtle joining the Masonic temple. The con- j CUne. venticn was held in the commandery A seven-pound son was bom to room of the temple and the head- Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Huffman at quarters for the numerous delegates : their Pyle Canyon home Tuesday was at the luxuriously decorated ; evening. Davenport hotel. Flower growers from : After spending the winter with his all over the northwest were ban- ; son at Woodland. Cal., Amas Hottel quitted and otherwise royally enter- I has returned to this section and is tained during their stay In Spokane. visiting at the Orr Cline home be- cemonstration of malting norai i lore returning to nis nome m oakl. Jack Cox. lootoau star at o. . , ; , - -a. jactt Laingraii. VMi OersuppUes of California spinach ! at T lMhefr ' fc j hve U prices to W pei let- ; of S. O. Gates m 'Tplp yj -fay. To 4c 1 tce crate, or less. ; tJn ti vr- X C 1 C V 1 ftiUjI 13 2c 1 ahucarb supplies were light today, ' w . - , .T-TT'rs I with local stock in SO-m. boxea aeii-i ; ;J " V XZ. 77' V' I ing at 4115 30. Moderate Decline In Stock Market the tome of Eines BcethJer. I Mrs. Nina Hcliing3r-Gibson and i Ray T-mpy were marr;ed La La . ' Grande Monday. They will make their t 'home In Powder. Mr, Tempy is ncori man in the Motor Service garage. ! ihe North Powder school t-iachir.?i : wno have been given their contracts for the coming term are William E, Nearer Now To Commercial Use By C. P Botterfleld (Associated Press Radio Editor) A significant statement on the status of televlsicn has Just been is- J.C.PENNEYGO 1307-1309 Adams Ave. La Grande. Ore. Fine Rayon Lingerie 90c Chemises, pantio, blocrnerj, nance sets, step-ins . . . with the daintiest oi bee, appHnue or em broidery trimming! Lovtiyl HEW YORK, Mar. 21 '-Pi Bull MKaers were content uj ifc imi. irji- mraHnf..H . j . t. sud 't?'?! J ft ,JJ Robert E Wakefield.' eighth itrace r "'d- "Prcgresa made in 1&30 has i for verv ccasip was of espe- Bananas, lo. Apples, box Lemons, doz. t Oranges, doz and cutters 3.00i.300. Cutter t nown k I pry prunes. 30 to 40 size. 2 lbs. Sheep: strictly choice lambs and , imry tmt quotable aa cents nigner irsm Butter creamery, ib. we - , t;neese. 10. J0e3.W 3S 258.".- 25 good to choice iambs 7,00 with 2 Hoily comb dcobte dec Its Friday at 7.24. less de- ; cottage cheese, lb. sir able kind M.7S down to $8.00. A ! R. '"."..".'icoco. doz. Fresh ejtras. doz. . . , 32 2893S. 20t BITTF.RFAT SAN FRANCISCO. Mar. 21 l&i Sutterfat I. o. b. San Francisco 29c. Medium, doz. . Mixed, doz. lBc 1517( "SZ.Z.. i CANNON DOUBLE LOOP TOWELS 4 for $1.00 Montgomery Ward & Co. II01-J Washington Are. La Grands Lessening Sadness ts thft first duty of th Piinpirol Director. Our ex cellent system of arrang ing the details for each and every funeral en -trusted to our cars leaven with those upon whom we wslt a fee I In? of rrn Itdence and satisfaction tfist th9 last offices wera performwl with nuch per. feet harmony as to Rre,t y lMen thosadnejis con nected with such an event. Walker's Funeral Service 5th at Spring St. Phone .Main 42 IH Start Now! Get the Habit! Save j our duplicate sales slips! fhir sales for one day each month are refunded in cash. "Watch for lucky cash refund date" 1 V", inZmmmmmT tUrd Federation. 4& lbs. Fer barrel Soft wheat, bbi. 11 4 7;, Beef boi;. It. Pot roast, lb, Chops and steaks, bl. Mincemeat, 2 lbs. Sausage, lb. Hamberger, lb. Ham. lb. . 35 22. 20i Salmon, lb, (fresh) Halibut, lb. (fresh) Spring, Ib Heavy hens, lb Light hens, Ib. Poultry lt 40f 40c 3036r 2ft 2&c POKTLAM) C.MH PORTLAND. Ore.. Mar. 21 VP) CaSi wheat; Bi Bend bluestern 67c- tioft white 86c. Western white 66c. Hard winter 63c. Northern spring 63c. Western red 63c. Oats: No. 2-33 lb. white 420.00. Today's car receipts; wheat 6 flour 8; corn 6; oats 3; hay 2. ( Hlf.'.WJO MVKMTOfK CHICAOO. Mar. 21 OV) (U. S. D A.) Cattle 290; compared week At-o red steers mostly steady; closing un dertone on common and medium grades dull; venlrrs about 60 cen down; selling mostly at 8 75 up; buU for -ek $75 VJ US; extreme top lOft-1 paid for weighty bullccics; best yearlings 110.25. lHheep 4.000; compared week ago fat lambs stead to 25 cents higher: yearlings practically absent; fat ewe, strong; limited feeder trade steady; fat lambs broke sharply before reach ing a seasonal high point, the top receding from 9.G5w&.25; good and choice lambs 65 lbs. down 9 00 m 0 10; heavier weights 98.50 , 8.75. clipped lambs fl 0025; wooled native burks $7.6043.10; fat ewes 4 SO - 45.00. Hogs 1 0.000; slow; steady to 1 0 cents lower than Friday's average: good 170-210 lbs. 47.75 .f ifl OO; 220-320 lbs. 47.1547.75. ! heir efforts today, and the stock market ended the weei with a rr.od--rate decline. Pro f l c. tiik ; ng sales w e re to have reen expected at the end of a week i a persistent if aft timis uncertain and princinle. Mn. Ear! 0'r?an. Mrs. brought televis;on daiiinitely . nearer Clyde Dodicn and Mrs, Wayne Sencer- w cotninercial appUcation. ' box. - ! Contained, in the annuai report at ' The high school and grde school . tiie Radio Corporation of America, U will enter th dec Lama icrv cc.test. : WA tle first official utterance of Thf 7j-,r. rlprlirY?rsT e-r. - art)! : thlS Organization that ffiis-ht hi tn- neid a'. Cove April 3. Winners there wi-pretea as a lorecast o: tne- possi preaumanl accompanied by bear , wiii Rrj to Grand April 10 and U . bility that pictures by radio were pressure, as shorts, despite their re- j at which time another contest will be : much nearer than, has been previously i.ent lack of notable success, ara aeld. j indicated. -i'jbbornly maintaining their po-i Walter Burnett, local forest ranger.' Kowevsr, the statement clearly tition. Trading was in moderate vol- :U confined to his home iil of flu. i states that "RCA wiii not attempt to ame, transfers for the two- hour ses- i Marie Turner has returned from market television equipment ;hia lon approximating 1,300,000 shares. Hsrmlston where he went on a busl- year." He visited Dr. and Mrs. 1 Baker Forward Leading Scorer In Cage Tourney HI-OAK AMJ FLOtR ! ness trip. Malcolm Irvine while there. ! It also was explained that "while j The high school has organized an television has been demonstrated re- PORTLAND, Mar. 21 W Sugar: :crChestra and practice wiii start next peatedly on a laboratory basis, fur steady; (sacked basis) cane, fruit or . week imrt R. Wakefield, who has ther research and' development must oerry 44.80 per cwt. Beet sugar 44.60 : charge of the orchestra, will be the;P-:ede the manufacture, and sale to per cwt. ; instructor. ! the public of television sets." Flour; steady; (city aeuver pnt.eof . ,lIr ftrid Mrs- George Ballard and statement, coupled with the cial interest to those in attendance. . and former student of Union High Two prominent speakers took an ac- school, underwent an appendix op tive part in the program, Prcf. Alex cratlon at Corvallis Saturday. Laune. of the Ohio Scate university, a letter received by Mrs. Reuter and Prof. Line, dean of Montana unl- this week from her son. Leslie, sta versitr. Mr, and Mrs. Stevens drove tioned at Schofield Barracks tn to Lewiston on Wednesday remaining Hawaii, tells of the track meet held overnight, and returning to Union by his company. Thursday. Her sister. Mrs. Howard the half mile the Wilson, returned wun teem ana win . on the regimental team, ne a , forcing Howell. Ashland cen spend the week visiting her motner, . also selected as one oi tne tnree - for hls team, while How- Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor. i best truck drivers in the motorized fiU ored 41 for his 6quad. Ashland Roy Scaxbrough was taken to Baker ; field artillery company. wa3 eliminated yesterday along with the first of the week where he un- , Tillamook, the Dalles and. Myrtle derwent a serious appendix operation. SPRING TERM TO I Point. The memcffrs of the undge ciub nrT?' f' ffVn V t am, renaieton ionuro, wim uut ! SALEM. March 21 OP) OTTetl, Ba ker forward, aided by four games. any. He placed first In ! ,ng ,Iat ftt the end of yefiterday's : ituc.r w-, -ter, to second pia. )Iace. O'Neil tallied enjoyed their regular session at the home of air. and Mrs. C. F. Hall. Wednesday evening, with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard KniJht as hesrs. Mr. I and Mrs. T. T. Cock and G. P. Hail i number of inquiries from teachers i were chosen from Benson, Jefferson, Continued Prom Page One) two games, placed third In the scor ing list, caging a total of 29 points. Of the highest 18 players, Ashland placed three men, wnne two eacn familV OatentS. 4QS 44.60; WhOle rf-ncrhfjr Tittv rnt th owenH fact that th Nattnntl Hrnorlr-jaf 'r, r vheat, 4 44.70; graham, 49s 44.60; in pendietcn as guests of Mr. and company, an associated company o oluestem Datenta 8s 4650: pastry ,a 'v,nth rL,t5r" fl n. ira . special award was presented to Wal- j quarter will continue classes during Hill. Pendleton forward flour, 98 44.00. i The fcradi boys basebaU team will dios with experimental television . " " . M HH""s- served as substitutes for the missing who plan to enroll for the spring i Baker. Astoria, and Pendleton. This members. Hich honors were won by; term, and therefore he anticipates a list Is as follows: Mr. and Mrs. F. JJ. Fax and the low 1 good-sized enrollment. A large nam- i O'Neil. Baker forward 47 ! score went to T. T. Cock while a : fcer of the students-of the winter ; Howell. Ashland center ..41 POKTLAND PRODLTE grad , ed the funeral. experimental transmissions, might be considered as I -28 Tncae ircm nign scnooi who will an indication tnat important pro- ' ' enter the Eastern Oregon typing con- gress nas been made and is being PORTLAND. Mar. 21 iJPi Butter; , whlcn na be held in Pendletoa made In the laboratories. iteady, quotations uncnangea. 'April 14 ar Suebeth McCarthy.; Wnat direction tnis progress Is tafc Eggs: firm, looks higher; quotations ; yrancea Gtlkinson. Olive Oorham and tnsr was not revealed, but the state- unchanged, i Bo?s Williams. 1 ment went on to say that television Milk (butterfati, poultry; country; Mr and Mrs RCOOrt Jacobson and devices should "be built upon, a prin meats, onions, potatoes, wool, nuts, ,d u ht r Wllm, ieJt saturdav for ciole that will eliminate rotarv scan- hay, cascara bark and hops steady carlin, Nev where they eipect to lo-.: ning disks, delicate hand controls, and 1 irr Georsre Winshtn and Anna ,nd unchanged. jcate. ether irovable parts-" i Ma. fflTMt.s t th Dr. Hoffman assisted by the men. i their work at the conclusion of the . Palm berg. Astoria forward - 25 miss Agnes flnenne was returnee : winter term and tney win receive McKim, Baker guara -...v from the hospital in the ambulance : their diplomas in June, at the spring Osborn, The Dalles forward 24 the first of the week and will be graduation exercises. The students j Reeder, Ashland forward 21 cared for at home. I graduating this term include:. Char- ( Brown, Jefferson guard 21 The Sunday morning church serv- j lotte Braun, Margaret Hall. Cecil Carver, Myrtle Point forward 21 ices at the Methodist church will be Kenville. Ethel Whillocfc, Ava Wood conducted by the Rev. Mr. MCAiiis-' ell and Albert Young. ter. district superintendent. ! Total enrollment for the year, ln- Mrs. George Winshtp and Anna eluding the winter term. Is 398. Tne remainder oi tne scnooi year Boy Scouts who attended the fun- 1 Such a reference could be taken heme Wednesday evening and Tours- ' at the E. O. N. will be taken up with nAfmAv "al of Dr" pny Tuesday were Jack u mean that the laboratory work is i dayt Wim Mr. Winhip was in En-; the spring term and then the sum- D.L.1Y JUU11UN J Me:calf, Reynold Atterberry, Wayna proceeding along lines by which it is ( terprise. mer term, which is divided into two prUl'T P HV iPerguson. Kenr.it Myers and Forrest hoped to replace the motor and scan- j Mrs. M. A. Fortler Is visiting this six -week periods. The first period lyj e LillsU-d. These boys were ail dressed rung disk with a tube, such as the j week with her daughter. Norma, and ' begins June 15 and ends July 24 and STAND TOD-YY in lcout unlform-i. Herman White revamped csciicgraph tube which al-; attending some special school func- the second period begins July 27 and ' x " took the boys down. A number of ready. has been made to , reproduce ; tiens at Boardman. tends August 28. The fall quarter ctner persons rrom nere ai-'io aeno- television signals in tne laooratory. 'ine semi-montmy meeting oi tne will open in September, but the date play ita first game Friday afternoon Another important extract from the j Woman's club was held Thursday f has not been announced as yet. ww.n tne lsiana city grwie rajs. ue . statement ana: in oraer mat tne i aicernoon witn alts, rranic conner' operetta iast .Mgiu Continued furm Pagft One) Clausen, Jefferson forward . Schilling Tillamook center . Gill, Asniana guara . Wolet. Benson center . Terjeson. Pendleton guard Graber. Salem center Stutz. Pleasant Hill guard . 20 20 -.19 -19 ..19 19 ..18 taking charge of the program. Mrs. i The -last activity of the winter I uPn nanagan. utner cmcago Helene Steams sang three solos. Mrs. ; term was the operetta "All at Sea." : sports announcere are not on the Irene Baxter, oi Hot Lake, gave a : which was staged Thursday and Fri- i humorous reading and one entitled ', day nights in the E. O. N. auditorium. ! "The Swan." Mrs. Emma Wilde also The crowd last night was of fair size MATSOV SHIP ISITS COOS BAY ! MARSHFIELD, Ore.. March 21 JP) thi Golden Cross, the first Matson I ship to visit Coos Bay. crossed In the sorine bar here today. She will lift approx- called there by the tragic death of : term will be the debate program, j lmately one mlllon feet of lumber for nis u-year-oia Drotnex. a norse- ana coacn bod yuinn expects to; Ausirana iroin me coos cay ijogging fell with the lad, breaking his neck. I start the baseball season in the near i company and the Empire pulp mill About 20 members attended the I future. I docks. Nelson C. Bowies. J. r ortiana mu- Mme wm be Dlavsd here. American oublic mizht not be misled .:cnalre. took the witness stand in etock shipped to the Portland mar- by purely experimental equipment, ash Ing ton county courthouse here kc. gaturfAy included one car of and that a service comparable to 'oday to defend himself against a;cattie for John Davis, one car for: sound broadcasting should be avail narce of murdering his wife. ! Luther Moore, one mixed car for L. I able in suonort of the new art. vour Every seat in the courtroom was M Clement. Mr. Davis had charge ! corporation has devoted its ef:orts to san? a ccuple of solos. Refresh- and the production was even better -,;ken ana tnron;3 pacsea tec wt- 0; the stock on the road. Mrs. uavis intensive research into these prob-1 xr.es were servea oy tne nostesses. . tnn on tne opening nignt. xne Idors. motored to Portland with friends and lems, to the preparation of plant fa-( Frank Johnson, who works for Will, audiences both nights were very en- Bcwles and bis former secretary, lomed Mr. Davis. Thr are vulting cihtlea and to the nlannlnz of studio Jjooom. recurnea ruesaay evening , thusiastic, l!sft rrma Loucks, 28, are Jointly tht wePir ,n Portland. . arrantements whereov sieht trans- frcrr- Craigmont, Idaho, having been , The first activity of the ccin oi iioomnn w uererai people irom nere aie at- mission could oe instaiiea as a separ- Leone Bowles. 34, prominent in Port- . tending the Fowler trial In Baiter ate service of nation-wlds broadcast rind social circles. , this week. ing." Kntlrrly 'rmprri w. L. Merritt and William Heaka. : The defendant was entirely com-;of Spokane, were business visitors. i.e HAKVtY LOSES ACiAIN lowed as he took the witness chair, here the first of the week. Mr. Mer-1 , Facing htm. behind tne cattery of rt.t is .general manager of the Mills? NEW YORK. Mar. 21 .F. A change lefense attorneys, vas M..vi Loucks mine. in manazers has failed to save Len n whew apartment Mrs. Bowles ditd : Herman White and Mrs. George Harvey, British middleweight -c ham- ast Nov. 12. The defense contention ' Ferguson attended the funeral of Mrs. p.on. from his third successive Ann-1 n that Mrs. Bowies KUiea nerseik Tony emitn in union oaturuay. , erican neieat. vhen Jhe discovered her husband's ; Mrs. B. F. Sorenson was taken to j Beaten twice by Vlnce Dundee In .infaithfulness. Bowles and Miss : the St. Elizabeth hospital In Baker , the last couple of months, the pale r.oucks were with her when the knife ' the first of the week. She is suffer- Briton took a solid trouncing from a lade plunged Into her heart. ! ing from tonsilttts. i young New York preliminary fighter. Under direction of John Collier j Mrs Jess Dodson left Wednesday ; Ben Jeby. In twelve rounds at Madi or the defense. Bowles told of his for Portland where she will visit sev- ; son Square garden last night, youth, his business affairs and h:s eral days. i Jimmy Johnston, who recently took leme life. ( Mrs. C. E. LaMont, who Is visiting over Harvey's contract, was a some- He was born, he said. In Vancouver. ' here with her sister. Mrs. Al Bran- what embarrassed spectator In the Wash.. 34 years ago. He attended num. expects to leave the last of the crowd of 8.000 persons, ichcol In Seattle, went to the Unl- : week for her home tn Seattle. Jeby fought a rushin, body-punch- erslty of Washington, and later to: Rev. W. E. Cox, evangelut, who is infj battle at close range and Harvey O&thrnouth cnikire, conducting a meeting at the M. E-; solved it only In flashes. Two Specialize on Sports CHICAGO (V) When Chicago comes on the network with a sport ing event, it brings either one of two voices. For NBC. Sam Kaney does the Job, while Columbia calls In 1013 he worked for his father, ; morning at the school. Panama Mamps Taty I til ItHAfll unr IT I.ZVCRPOOL. M-r. 21 xjft Wheat t 'VJ11(lpr of clowr: March CO1-,; M;.y CI;, 63; Octoticr C6:B. Jui FIND IT HERE Copy for thlt Column most be In by 0 a. in. he laie J. C. Bo 'A-Its. wartime ship He enllatrvl tn army and was utattoned at Camp Lewis. kct tni war ne engagea in '.he wholesale plumbing busir.ew in Vattle. He 022. He was lnfrested In several l' iige ccnipanlcs here, i He m.nrried Mrs Bowres in 1920. i In 1928. the defendant testified. ! 'aricus differences" arose in the Jffan-utv. GJiurUioned as to where the jj fault rrstf.d. Bowles said "probably j j more mine than hers." He said con ji 31 1 ion i!TC7i worse as t!nie went on: I' ic tried to maks thlnas better but . unMirceviful; durmg the pas. MrmstU hint. p!frin?, button ' ; or throe years he had been away holes, etc. .Norton's Kiddy Shop. frm h'.rce a great dMl. AdT. I ltr fn; llijltou Af lemptefl ! In tne rjrunt: ti 1030 he r.tumf il TiiV. M r;i- strain I t' h:a wife In r.n ttrtt.-n.pt lo- iuirmon- Hirti flour eiyr.t time In one r.p-h -mar d:f f trend' l.o mid. He re eration. Vmi ftni them at Mi-j t-a-iuU home a week. He faiU neither ville's. 3-21-1 t j nor hi wife was happy fco he left. f Bcu-.rt said he g:ive his wile 4530 Pinochle K.rr Mndsy night Pub- i month. Three servants were at lie Invited. Egl hail. 3-21-2 t.j ?r command. He said he paid most ' it the house bills SOW 14 7 Hi: TIMK j On last Armlstlre Day. he said. To have your broken windshield or : he nt to M:w Loucks' apartment aide glaw fitted OUm i the chapfst about noon Th?y had lunch and that it ha ben in year, and your ' 'jrove to a promontory near the city. gla.vi can fittxi oijickly and cor- Or. thi hill. Bowles said, they gath rectly at moat reaw-nAble prire at trtt thpir letter In bundles and rurhsrdvn's Art and O.H Bh'p burned ihrm, agreeing to dcontmue me to Portland m ' . , . Mr. and Mrs. Jack Newell and cMI- j. ririm. of Huntington, spent the week-i PAtAM- CITY Panama has end at the home of George Craighead. ; solved one of those mighty prob- i Ml as uoris roptune ana miss viv- icrns like wnat to do with used razor lan Johnston motored to Wallowa blades by making the postage They returned stamps taste good. Maybe not good. ; but better than Uncle Sam's. Meals cook themselves Flectricdtty 121 It's like having a maid to do your cooking 3-20-2 t rcimsi? :e pre-viwj..iy announc ed by V..t.s,-w (i.rl ti. be-n prt ponrd, 7f .y mn hT t. nry the Wr.ite Ep;.nt a. 3-21-1 t Hr h t.p wnirh iii mv j'ai thlr relatioiuhip. He said this was done &t Mifcs LourkV request. On Nov. 2. the date of his wife's -i'-ath. Bowie, testified, he went to his r,r!ire at 9 a. m. He found a note from hts ujfr. axklng him to coll. A mcfnent ftltr reading this note, he -.f rrreived a telephone call from Ml vi Isiurk,. telllnir htm Mrs. wil a much x- b ,1m was At hr apartment, and ko 'H tb worirterf'il w,i ?f. . ftvr.ardV7n' Art and O.I. A.v'. 7'.. i prjsitHeiy the m-.t .w '.'..-. ;-nt lht ha -p k u'V)9;. tut th clinifii of 7",';-,' ir-s, wjt r . fig. n.n. f,;uHin n.,- a.-, fining w)irr a ' .'tryr i'-X. It rtrm It with ori tr.:r. '-t rd ttf not Injur? r. rv f-.f rr,A t a 1 Ak for a t.rrrejFif ,'jt rryv at Rlchardwrn' A.'i O;.". &fsjp, 3-20-2 t king hirn to come at once. lit jM:d he left immediately. TAX PAYMENTS CONTINUE TO SLUMP LOWER WASHINGTON. Mar. 21 iV. The handwriting of millions of taxpayers warrifd trraAury orflilala tixlay that the ifotfrnmcnt Income for this year would ! found wanting. Innnne pnyincnta shrank far below the totals for the same nerltxi Adler Muair Co of lat year, Deiplte the inflow of 3-19-3 t j collcctioni. the tra-ury deficit re- jir.aiucd alw.vr the r00 000.00O mark. CI.H4U ur. 11V lir.ftl.Y The tot r.!!et M..n for the monih u een our line of Heuey : have b-en J;i0.J2:t mu. For the same Hr it whxt you hav ben waittng for. a te oii GeTinan-made lo:in tr,r 0i 5f old. iVe thU instru- merit on .i.;,y a' i-v were I.)tl4.l ,- deficit (r iiarjii . tnpt Kiearn ana rryt.ii and ; 420. The treasury deficit Itr lost in Ajexarwif it, tne ww amtnyai i:m 1 hurvi.iv. the siin.e day for which the hich c;ijri tn to ruby and orch.d rollpctiniia were reported stood at i shadm? Cnil and let us ahow you ( 3B,7o3 172 On the same day Usi j l i ymr. Ih. trtasuiy luicl a surplus oi I ?;i7n.7i6. ' J these are Armstrong's Jf!! llicre is tlic Quaker Girl Lab Now on Display Torether witli a New Line of Armstrong's Linoleum Tli in! Floor ohnenkamp s an Sue ii ' 1 4. . V K far;' : i"s'n Gmcril Electric Holpomt Automatic Eke iric RanEr TAe Moaern Maid Jor Mod em Mothers" ith the automatic electric timer. THERE'S no need to stay at home in order to cook. This new electric automatic way cooks meals more delicious than ever be fore while you are away from the kitchen. You merely put the meal in the oven, set the automatic timer and go away. Don't go near the kitchen again. Just forget all about the cooking until mealtime. While you are gone, the oven will turn itself on automatically at the right time. It will keep at the exact heat you want. And will turn itself off at the proper time. No basting, turning, changing or watching is re quired. The meal cooks scientifi cally to more delicious perfection than you have ever known. Come in today and let us tell you of our special offer on a General Electric Hotpoint Range. GENERAL p ELECTRIC RANGE OUR GREAT OFFER Only $- ?"! A.00 i q Months JLVDown lO to pav Hotpoint Electric Cookery is Modern Amazingly fast Economical Clean Cool Healthful EASTERN OREGON LIGHT I POWER CO.