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CA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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J Bean market to reported weak for 1
Market Shows No J
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Signs Of Let-up members of
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HOT LAKE
PERSONALS
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PORTLAND, Jan. 14 Extreme
weaknea tn the eg tmu'ixX here con-
tlnue unabated with no signs of.
lmproremimt In eight, at least lor the i
Immediate future. Ly has been en-
!
Br Harriet Iulonali1
Observer Correspondent)
China May Ask j
America to Call j
9-Power Parley
NANKING, China. Jan. 14 -() W '
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
I A MAiSHUA I tm- i.m'.i.h vrt Ten: China mav ask the United States to I -July
iCock. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cock and, call a conference of the nine-power j Sep'- -
(Continued Prom Page One) Mr( Edith Phy. of Union, make up treaty signatories to work out a per- J
I f. merry party that drives to the lake ! manent solution of the Manchtuian
f. prsM cfiuntrv on the theory ' . . . ! nroblem. Eurene Chen, the forelen i
tlrelv too ereat for the trade to take r-T.V7 J. . "wenuy .or i , ..." .. 1 Mar
care of except by establishment of he w- i Wlllard Moss. Harry Gibson and Taa-m a ply to the rectnt j Jul,"
ruinous values. The lay Is too great, Mitchell ArtHe In Quest Is" B cl1"u' maj bmI TJlt 10 American note Invoking the nine-I
in practically all sections of the willlam Mitchell, former assistant ' ,he "natorlum on Tuesday, j power treaty China said she was'
country. 'chief of the army air corps, was one! Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gilbert were , ready to cooperate with the United
The seriousness of the eastern sit- . thcse mow active m the quest, dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred ; gVates In upholding the pact and "
uatton is indicated when late report Mitchell has made his home In Mid- Kiddle at Island Uty on Sunday. expressed the hope America would .
suggest that it is impossible to snip dleburg since his retirement from j j. Eshom. of Moscow, vlsltei Mrs. j take further steps in that direction.
Behom who has beep in the nos- -r- -"" uviu-j ityui uw,
pital for some time. Mrs Eshom is he had approached the Japanese con
now gre4ually improving :i.ough shcul general at Shanghai for a state,
is still painfully 111. ' BaM on the conditions Japan would
, 1 impose as a preliminary to direct
" u .v nftt-otlatlonr: on the Manchurlan dls-
CBICAGO WHEAT
Open inch
Lew
MY.
rlose
PORTLAND H1IEAT
Open Illrh Low Close
. .63 Mli -S3 .63
eggs to tne Atlantic coast at tne the armv.
moment except by shading the al- j He was one of the first who hurried
ready low prices in effect here. The to the frame cottage of Mrs. Ilsley.
situation has In fact turned so weak ; widow of Spencer Ilsley. Milwaukee
that some of the leading f. o. b. buy-
ers are practically out of the market.
Local trade is securing more than
its normal quota of supplies Inas- J mansion, which Mrs. Ilsley had
banker, after the bodies were found j
by Paul Boeing, brother of Mrs, Ilsley. j
Boeing was staying In the Ilsley ,
cigar store In Welser. Idaho. Is a 1
new patient to the hospital. Also.
pit.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND Jan. 14 ) Cattle SO.
m,.rh - I, ta r,rflthl fnr !!- I..l , If-.Hr,, Vtormlrk riMiMi. M'- J- Michael. Of that City. Spent
tributors to ship tTsewnere. This ter of Mrs. Buth Hanna McCormlck. ; av " the sanatorium taking 1
creates further weakness in the home t a few months ago. j the baths. j
uaae. I rBWI,-Fru- --ww"-i-. (.iei io. r. " iiyg- jq. oulet but steady Steers 600-
Thcre was no change in the local ; In Washington and police detained spending a few days with her friend, ; 2oa 45.50 ta- medium (450
butter market situation for the day. j William Thomas, a nephew, for ques- Mrs. John Green, ol Portland. ".5 m-' BOO-IICO lbs eood 5 so a
Ina Mullenberg a former patient ; 0 .medium MJOa 1540: 1 100-1300
Prices continued fairly steady at the Honing.
late decline which has somewhat in-. uncle.
He denied having sean his t
creased consuming volume. Butterfat ; Suspicion centered on
July
Sept.
CHICAGO CORN
Open . High Low Close
Jt4 37ii Al9
.40X .40 J9i. M9K
A'm AIM .41 .4ie.4i;4
.43?4 ,43!4V4 -42 .48
Bulls Maintain
The Whip, Hand
SCGAR AXD FLOUR ,
PORTLAND. Jan. 14 VP) Sugar
I Cane, granulated $4-45 per 100 lbs.,
1 beet 4-30. . -
fir is ri , . 1 Domestic flour Selling price de-
ln YVfll! StrPPT Hwn: patent 49s 6J0: do 98s 5.40;
All 11Ul uul-vl,1 bakers- bluestem H20-. soft white
flour s5.10l5.30; whole wheat 14.80
(t $5.00; graham $4 50 $4 80; rye
NEW - YORK Jan. 14 W
Bulls
the
15.70 15.90.
maintained the whip hand In
stock market today.
Extreme gains of 81 to $4 a share.!
mostly accumulated during a lively ATTEMPTS TO
early nuiiuiic, Me iuv iu iiiul
Is steady.
' . .U.ho h-s been spending a few weeks ; lh Booa 52St,6.ob medium s3io!,... . . .J. - .v ,,
a. . 1 1 ' hurt ranrn i-Mit; a wa t-ra nr. rnartiinir . -it " .
continue to gather weakness even I him with robbery of her house and j Marshall Huffman, a former re.1- , Bulls (rrt'hgs excluded) good and though generally under the best
r " . wmiuCTo ecu . . ' 1 dent of a Grande but now of Union. I choice (beef) S3.25 ig S3.7S, cutter. 'r)c
for a ccutlnuatlon of her treatment, j 0 ,5 75. good M.00 e 4JiO.antI the .nartet closed steady, al-1
LINK MELLON
WITH "FAVOR"
thoutrh no further eencral change in i that she feared the man.
(Continued from Page One)
day. This Include practically
aoru.
Surp.UA of turkeys hero Is becom
ing very burdensome and has resulted
in a wide spread of quotations, which
are more or less of nominal charact
er, fio. I dressed now quoted 18 tp
22c lb.
Market Is overstocked with poor
cauliflower which Is affecting the en
tire trade. Best Santa Maria cauli
flower Is quoted down to S1.25 gen
erally with sales of Roseburg broccoli
at a similar market, although a
small supply Is moving higher.
the loan to Colombia. It was told
cent oi a uranae dui now oi union, .cnoice toeei; sj-zo ig 3. to, cutter, Vjrlces
. . 1 i'i'lnir .trltf Imnrnvemtnt Hf rnmmrtn onrl TniVillim S5 flO A S 9Ji ! . ... j. i
the price list was reflected for the Among nose wno nave estates - -.--.-a '---" "" i T:" 7, .n ehT, L.r' ..r!"l .
III w num. .i - - - " ' - TltortsT lht th RTro oil concassion
Ion and Hurley. ' l; oul touwhub -'. " -government securities remained;.' ------ -J - ,- ,Z1ZZ"
I for '. short time longer. . Icull and common S4.00 it , M OO. str0ng granted to the South American
.i..,..Mi- t- ti, mivivn jfihn FrunFni Greulich. now re-!calvcs 250-500 lbs. eood and choice i n..'.. . L Petroleum company, in which the
BELLHFONTK. Pa., Jan. 14 lA't Jolc.ng In the age of elgho days, en- so.oo i.su, common ana meaium ,he raiirottd stocks, although the to- :"" " " 7." , r i
An lnouest In the death chamber tcriMned his father. Frances Oreu
of Rockvlew penitentiary last night llch. of Baker, for an all-day visit on
established that Fred Collins, 37, tum-sy. Also he and his motner re
bacco shares also did well.
United States Steel common !o6t all
:- of a 91.62 gain. American Telephone ;
and that the loan was made
4.00 16.00.
Hogs 300; Including 227 direct;
RLeaslV- Llffht ll(rhts 140-160 lbs. 1
..... i,.v,i- ...i.i . .h.. ,.. th.t.n'ml nrt rholr. aiR5&a525- llsht- , . jonnson uemanos uocumenw
lu'u t"t.v j,......... u.,..- w. o ' I JUUVea a rise Oi SO, tioiB ai 1 ' Knfltr Inhnann of l-nllfrimlft riA-
tlent, killed Betty Hlckok. daughter from La Orandc friends, the Larl- weights 160-180 lbs. good and choice ; llSaaxa Can was up $1 to 864.50. fT J VT , irT.
of a prison doctor, because of Jeal- ,. Mrs. Paul Meyers. Mrs. Edward W 180-200 1 go and choice j Aubum auto. whlch M beenM.OO dctbe inT. hnS
ousy. PjUgerald and others. 5 00 S5J!5: medium weight 200-220 hlgiler , clcsed with a loss of 3. Trans- tatl the trMsaction Deoart-
rlllm ilrt he rMertcd "atten- ui.. Bnn'. jhn nnt lbs. eood and choice B4J5 t!i S5.25. L... . relating to tne transaction, uepari-
BAna u ....... b . . . w.k.VU njJJIUUUUKU ..VWW.WWV ouu .
tions tne aa-year-oio oaugnier o several months In the hospital ana u-w los. gooa mia ciwiw vJ
t.-. A. L. Hlckok, head of the prison i. pleasantly remembered here, writes 5.00; heavyweights 250-290 lbs. good
.7,u.i. .u. Psychopathic ward, had given an- to frlcndB that she is much Improved and choice 4.15i 485. 290-350 lbs.
rrobahL streneth and even shortage . uihcr n"!'a P""""'- Menr)r "alone. ,n hcaith and spending the winter good and choice M.00ge4.65; pack-
Jlel'w"''lv'Ua,'aF:'i'M"- 'n Tucson. ArlZ. Ing sows 275-500 lbs. medium and
oi cabbage, local market remains a , . f h ,,...kn-, h,. , . . , s . sn i7..n,..,vnr.
trifle weak with a very liberal supply
in sight all through tho homo tcrrl- re,errcd to by Collins were nothing
poin. rneniiii- a former natlcnt good 3S0 et S4.50. Feedere-stockers
Officials believed the "attentions" rom cascade, Idaho, Is visiting at 70-130 lbs. good and choice 3.50
1 . more' than miner acts of kindness
tory. Extreme, cold weather would
cnange inis situation somewnat. , MlJJ Hlckok often did for the pria-
Purther price slide Is showing for , olltera
hothouso rhubarb locally as well as i ' Lnmlmlflil of iuL
at Western Washington source.) seemingly unmlnoiul of his fate,
Clackamas county offerings are down c-oillns halted the Inquest once to
to 92 for fancy and 10 for choice across the tHUh chuinber and
ius. even wwer prices uccasiunaiiy say:
shown for Sumner. , "if that Is the
Sales of. onions at Western Oregon .8 what I want."
sources continue limited and at 93.50, ne said he hao planned the slay
sacks and twine. Around 250 carloads i. tor some t'mc- but lu.& no op
ate reported unsold in the hands of ujitunlty to cairy it out until yes-
Hot Lake this week.
,4.50.
A.T.& T. Earnings
Pay All Dividends
JANUARY FEATURE VALUES
Canvas
WORK GLOVES
Buy Now and Save
Brown Jersey Warmly fleeced,
knitted elastic wrist.
Plain Canvas 12 ounce weight
with knit wrist.
Brown Faced Heavy brown nap out
face with knit wrist.
Ticking Stripe Good weight,
knitted wrist style.
Jersey Leather Faced For warmth
and wear, knit wrist.
Leather Palm with leather covering
back of fingers, knitted wrist.
Gauntlet Nap out, stripe ticking,
with brown napped face.
Gauntlet Leather face, with leather
tipped fingers and pull.
Gauntlet Leather faced with leather
covered fingers and pull. .
I Pairs
t Pairs
i Pairs
1 Pairs
J Pairs
2 Pairs
1 Pairs
1 Pairs
2 Pair
34c
29c
29c
30c
44c
58c
50c
44c
58c
J. C. Penney Co.
DEPARTMENT
1807-1309 Adams Ave.
Inc.
STORE
La Grande, Ore,
EAST SIDE MARKET
m. . r.u .. ...,.; I Sheen 100 steadv. Lambs 90 lbs. down
month, in the hospital last winter good and choice M.50-M, nedi i.50 l'-SI
but Is no longer an Invalid, made one ". an weignis. common si-ou'g;
or her frequent visits to Hot Lake on ". Yearling wethers 90-110 lbs.
Mon(.ay medium to choice t2.7S$3.50. Ewes
Miss Jessie DeVlney. for many years 120 lbs. medium to choice $1.75 ft
surgical nurse at Hot Lake, who spent 2 00, 120-150 lbs. medium to choice
vnn ,-hir tht Christmas vacation In Omaha with jv-i. . n8u, vUu
metric chair, that hM gon(, on (q Cfll,f mon $100e10.
ornla' on account of the Illness of ( ' .
the latter. She may be detained j it. c. A. CONTROLS R. K. O.- '
there for a short time. M!s Clara
Frits Is taking Miss DeVlney's place NEW YORK. Jan. 14 VPi By com
ment officials offered to give ethem
to him in confldsnce but he refused
to accept them that way.
Patman. a Texas Democrat . In
bringing his charges against Mellon,
i quoted a letter from a South. Ameri
can saying President Olaya Hen-era, ,
NEW YORK. Jan. 14 UP) Walter of Colombia, had announced pub-
S. Gifford. president of the American llcli' Mellon would assist in the cred
TeleDhono A; Teleeranh Co.. in a " extension If petroleum difficulties
'statement to stockholders today said were settled.
that 1931 earnings had fully covered 1 " conversation mc preoiueui.
dividend requirements of 9 a share of Colombia spoke about the sltua
on the capital stock. I "on OI 1,15 coun"7. to which Mr.
' -arhii. rmi r,..lt of th com- Mellon said that If he would ar-
pany for the year 1931 are not yet ' e Pftroleum business dlffi-
raiiahis niin.in.n, iiimm.HM in 1 cultles In Colombia, that Colombia
dlcate the company earned Its dlvl- I YUlt3l 7elP, U "Jf h bet"
dand with a small margin without cilt condition, letting h m un-
taktng Into account Its proportion of ; , V, " ... . r
growers of this territory. , in day. He suronscl M's Hlckok In
Notes of wholesalo trading: Mho bathroom ami r.fter attacking " 'he surgery. pletlng arrangements
Chula Vista celerv Is sellln? well her. he nearlv liviktd her head oif Mrs. Henry Betz with her three no.000.000 to the
(655 top with well bleached offer- v.lth a butcher krifu. emn 1 daughters. Barbara. Betty and Orphcum corporation to meet pay
ings. ! Ho removed Ills sl'.ora mid slipped Mary Louise and her mother. Mrs. . ments of Its maturing debenture
the undistributed earning of Its P1mb,E J?T' T 'e
subsidiary companies," the head of
to advance ; America's lamest business corrora-
Radlo.Kelth-'tion BaW J
ixoxn tho house L o direct to the Kracmer. has returned from a visit bonds, majority control of R. K. O.'s
prison office and tonttrm his crime of tt-veral weeks In Seattle. capital will pass to the Radio Cor-
to prison officials. poration of America, It was revealed
Ur. Hlckok had boon In charge of 91) I n nn tl VHP Sslflht today,
Collins aa a patient or tho psycho- U;uttiC Oiuut 0thcr 6tocknoider8 of R K D lt
pathla ward. Ho sold tho man waa Dcf H(HliP J UHCtlOfl wa stated, failed to exercise their
known to bo a moron hut that ho riKhts under a refinancing plan nri-
waa considered harm teas. Ho was UI(,.VIUA f.i,(n. tnn 14 nounccd several weeks ago. As a re
tinue firm but good steady except for serving 10 10 20 yean for second dc- TwQ hundret; Japanese soldiers de- suit, they were penalized 75 per cent
fending tt railway Junction 70 miles o "ieir block equity, unaer me pian.
nortlieast of Chlnchow were killed
Lettuce market la steady for Im
perial but slow for Sacramento.
Market ts well supplied with spin
ach, local, Walla Walla and Southern
California. Quality generally good.
'! Tomatoes are slow; the weather be
ing an adverse Influence.
Country killed lambs and veal con
Horrible Thought
A letter delivered In London nr
rlved two days before the date us
fihmvo on the postinnrk. It fs terri
fying to tlilnk 1 hiit hills mny nrriv
hofnrp rhpv nr nnl -1 liiniorisf
"In view of his position as secre
tary of the treasury and his connec
tion with the Gulf Oil company,"
Patman said, "if a foreign country
has granted them a special conces
sion you can e& where the secretary
of the treasury would reciprocate the
favov."
Ho withheld the name of the au
thor of the letter.
PORTLAND, Jan. 14 W There
was little material change In the
prtctTllst today on the east side
farmers wholesale marKes. unenngs
were sufficient to take care of needs.
Cauliflower ' supplies surprise the
trade but demand is good at the wide
spread, due to the difference in qual
ity. Italian or green broccoli Is scarce
and in call.
Bunched carrots and beets are find
ing good sale, but within the late
price range. Only limited offerings
of bunched turnips which are firmly
held. '
Brussel sprout demand Is equal to
supply with price well maintained.
NO KKINK OK ASHAIXT
yesterday In an engagement with
Lnftt 9.0 I. ha. nf Vnt
I T,. J A TM7?DLEBl,R; Vf- Ja!!; Xl volunteer mmua. word re-
In JUSt 4 WeeK8 Oscar B. Hunter, Washington celvC(1 hcr0 6ald
, r puinoiogiBt, reponea touay mat an
Mrs. Mae West of St. Louis, Mo., examination of the bodlea of Mrs. PEipino Jan 14 m Pelping vas
writes; "I'm only 28 years old and Ak Booing Haley, wealthy sports- tMrown lnto a mU(1 slaU; of panlc
weighed 170 lb, until taking one woman, and her maid, Mlna Buckner. iHst ft whm Iaw W8J)
b:x of your Kruschcn Salts Just 4
wcekr- ago. I now weigh 150 lbs. I
also huve more energy and further
more I've never had a hungry mo
ment.
hut folks should take one
showed conclusively neither had
been assaulted by their slayer.
Informally and suddenly declared
HAGENBARTH IS
RE-ELECTED BY
V. S. SHEEPMEN
(Continued From Page One)
owing to an unconfirmed report that i he exercised over the public domain.
200 members oi tho Japanese l-.ra-1 mnt states lie given tne option oi
tlon guard planned night maneuvers state control or federal control, and
j '.i.at tne association express its un
jaiierable opposition to any further
1 v.lthdrawal3 of the public domain ex
icfpt for grazing purposes pending
llnul disposal of the lands.
Sheep 10,000; lambs S0.00 at 40.25 Ortuon-Washlnirton Water Servlca S Members of tho Utah. California
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAOO, Jan. 14 Oil (U. 8. D. ouu.lde the Imatlon quarter.
half A.) Hogs 33,000; 170-210 lbs. 4.00( ,
toaspoenful of Kruw-hen Salts In a 10; sows 3.25b3.36. i.ncomK SOMEWHAT LESS
glass of hot water In tho morning be- Cattle 4.500; steers vcalcrs 5.50 3
foro breakfast It s the SAFE, harm- ' 00; bulls S3.76siM.00. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 14 M
lea-i way to rcduco as tens of thou
tands of men and women know. -to packers; fat ewes 2.00 3.00. co. reoortcd total Incomo of 265.020 and Idaho delegations opposed the
' For your health's sako ask for and I for tho 12 months ended Nov. 30. recommendation that the states be
gat Kruschcn at Red Cross Drug I I'OIITI.AMI l'ltolll ( K 1931 compared with 277.641 In the n-ven tho option of state or federal
Store. L tc L Druir Co.. Moon Drue POim.ANn .Inn 14 il', Onions nrecedlnir vcar. j . control, contendlnj congress sliould
1 ui..j iiliivii iu 11 v uiiu i.iiab Mjiiie
Pnciflc Ons : E'.ectrlc Co. declared 1 'o of "federal" control be excr-
countrv tho reuularlv uuorterlv dividends of CSK1- The argument presented by
Co., Olass Drugs, Inc. or any drug- Selling price- to retailers:
sloro tho cost for a bottlo that lasts $4.000 S4.25 por cental.
t wccks is nut a trifle and If oiler Butter, butterfat. cues,
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tho flmt bottle you am not Joyfully menu, llvo poultry, mohair, nuts, 372c ashore on 0 per cent preferred . omo delegates was that state con-
eatlsiled with results money back, coscara bark, hops, potatoes, wool and and 34c on 6 por cent stock, both l' wo,J'u n. ""rusnip on sneep-
Adv. hay quotations unchanged. due Feb, 15 on records of Jan. 30. j m,n.
Early River Navigation
The Mini irlp up ilie dlilo rlvor
by titcnintinai wns made In Mny,
KsiTi, by the Knteriirlso, of 7.-i Inns.
She tnivelpd from New Ork-iins to
Louisville lu llinl .vi'nr. Hie trip ink
ing ." days. The slonmcr Wnshing
tnn ninilo the same trip In 1810 nnd
Inaugurated Blenmhnnt nnvlgnllon
In the Mississippi valley.
1
MONEY TALKS
II'' M0NKY TALKS IT WILL TALK LOUD NOW
33 Overcoats--0ur Entire Stock
VALL'KS UP TO 9:12.50
Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Monday
Your Pick
Any Coat
for a . . . .
COME!
1SUY!
SAVE!
See What a $10.00 Bill Will Buy Now!
Be Here Early Gel Your Pick
"WHERE GOOD CLOTHES COST LESS!"
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La (iniiule. Orct'on
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A homo for the caro of aged teach-
vvcli crs Decn provided for at Colum
BJa bus. Ohio, by a will bequeathing 75.-
Jobless in Orderly Demonstration
PORTLAND CASH
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 14 (IP) Cash
wheat: Big Bend bluestem 75c.
Soft white 60c.
Western white 60c.
Hard winter 60c.
. Northern spring 60c.
Western red 60c.
Oats: No. 2 white $24.50.
Today's car receipts: . Wheat 73;
flour 16. : .
V III? ') ,ij
;s-"y, is-
OMAHA SHEEP
OMAHA, Jan. 14T) (U. S. D. A.)
Sheep 14,000; Iambs 5.50 W;78;
feeding lambs up to $4.75..
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for this Column mart
be In by 9 s. n.
BRIDGE TAUGHT
Auction or contract. Work, White
head or Culbertson system. C. H,
Devtne, Sacajawea hotel. 1-6-1 m.
against the defendants Archie Conley
and Nettle Conley, In the sum of
91602.33, with Interest, thereon at the
rate of 8 per cent per annum from
the 14th day of December, 1931, until
paid, the further sum oX $200.00 reas
onable attorney fees, and $24.20 costs
and disbursements, in which said exe
cution and order of sale Z am com
manded to sell the following describ
ed property, being the property de
scribed in the mortgage being fore
closed in said suit, to-wit:
The Southwest quarter (SW'4),
and the West naif of the South- ,
east quarter of Sec
tion Eighteen (18), -the North
west quarter (NWtf), the West
half of ' the Northeast quarter
(WNE'A), and the Northeast
quarter of the Northeast quarter
(KE&NE&) of Section Nineteen
(19). In Township Three (3)
South, Range Forty". (40) E. W.
M, in Union County, Oregon, to
gether with the tenements, here
ditaments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging or in any
wise appertaining,
NOW THEREFORE, by virtue and
authority of said writ, and In obedi
ence to Its commands, I will, on
Saturday, the 23rd -cay of January,
1932, at ten o'clock a. m. of said day,
at tho front door or tho court houso
In La Grande, Union County, Oregon,
sell at public auction all the right,
title, interest and equity of the defen
dants Archie Conley, Nettle Conley
and E. R. Rtngo in and to the above
described property, had on the 7th
day of February, 1931, or thereafter
acquired, to the highest bidder for
cash, subject to redemption as pro
vided by law, the proceeds to be ap
plied in satisfaction of the said judg
ment and decree, including costs and
accruing costs of execution and sale.
Dated this 24th day of December,
1931.
JESSE BRES HEARS, Sheriff of Union
County, Oregon.
Dec. 24-31. Jan. 7-14-21.
TLB FAST SUITING j
36 Inch Tub Fast Suiting, gray
only. Regular 25c Now 9c yd. C. J.
Breier Co. . . 1-14-1 t.
CHABIS GARMENTS
Mrs, Leo Hansen, local representa
tive. Ph. 219-W. 12-11-1 m.
It va4 an orderly demoiiMrathm, led by un Amerifaii flag to nhlch the
marchers pledged allegiance, that 1a pictured above In front of the na
tional capltol itn Father .lames It. Cox, the leader, asked aid for the
unemployed. Surrounded by cheering, slnplns mem hers of his army of
Ui.fWM), Father C'iiv here prevented p petition to the government.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned has been appointed
by the County Court of the State
of Oregon for Union County, as the
executrix of the estate of James
Moss, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate aro
hereby directed to present them, with
proper vouchers therefore, to the un
dersigned at 1503 M Avenue, La
Grande, Oregon, within six months
from the date of this notice.
Dated December 31stt 1931.
MARTHA J. MOSS. Executrix of the
Estate of JAMES MOSS, Deceased.
H. E. DIXON, Attorney for Executrix,
La Grande, Oregon.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT I
Notice Is by this given that the
undersigned administrator of the es
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istate of Oregon for the County of
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