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Thurs3ay, April 7, 1932
Page Six
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General Trend
Of Era Market
Continues Weak
PORTLAND, Apr. 7 m Goneral
trend ot the okk market continues
wiik but prices nro showing llttlo no
tunl flumiio at nny lending point. Ac
cumulations nro bo Inn rushed Into
storage In order to save the mnrket
from furthor loss.
Market lor butter continues to
irither weakness generally through
toe country with occasional loes In
price reflected. Locally tho market
IS weak with considerable nccumuln
tlon. - 'iPomand for llvo chlckenB contluuos
suiltelent to keep the trade nrrlvals
oloaiMd up from dny to day. Tho
only wciikncsa continues for light
weight broilers nnd the bulk of those
ere from the Puget sound country,
which appears domorallred.
First carload of strawberries was of
even better quality than expected.
Bales wcro vory good around $1.75
orato for 13s. Another oar reported
due for Friday.
I First confirmed business In onions
at WHlamotto valley primary points
is reported at D a car, tho recently
reported lower prlco but could not
b confirmed In actual trade, rtoports
Indlcnto 9 to 10 cars In growors"
hands.
"Reaching n now low lovol at Oo or
even less, tho market for California
asparagus Is depressod hero, nocent
arrivals havo been very llbornl and
somewhat In excess of demand. Qual
ity Is fair to very good.
.Market for country killed hogs con
tinues to reflect a sagging tone along
the wholesnlo way. Sales aro prin
cipally no higher than 0'io. Veal
nnd lambs nr0 steady.
-Notes of wholesale trading: -Further
decline In Oullforuln green
pens.
New potatoes and onions fairly
steady.
Ithubarb mnrket Is steady with a
fairly active call.
Oranges are up about p. dime for
Nnvels.
. Phoonlx, Arts, lettuce down 90a
crate with top of 3.7fl.
Cauliflower Is steady for local of
ferings; llttlo good Roscburg stock
here.
PORTLAND, Apr. 7 Consider
able difficulty Is being encountered
by the distributors of eggs and es
pecially those storing on an exten
sive scnlo by the repented refusal of
many produevrs to leave their eggi
unwnrhed. Owing to the fact th
many roultrymen aro saving monoy
by allowing their fowls to feed In the
open, many eggs are laid In the open
nnd become dirty. , To mako It appear
as If tho slock is clean, many wash
tho eggs and bring tltem to market
In expectation of obtaining the top
price.
Washed eggs do not sell nt full
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER RILE
WITHOUT CALOMEL
And You'll Jump Out of Bed in
the Morning Rarin to Go
- If you M lour am! nink am. Ox wwrM 1
lookt punk, don't wkIIciw a M ot aaJt.
minrral watw, olL latatlve randy or t-Hvwinc
urn and etpect tnm to raakv you udUooly
awm ana outvyani aim mil w auuaiun.
Vr Uw n'l do tt. Tlwy only nuv lh
howvla aid a tiwr monnwl tttn't trt at
th rauatv Th mmq fi your down-aiul-out
IWt.n U your Itwr. It ahtnilj pvhit out twu
Munda ot liquid M lain your bovrb daily.
It thm hit U no floviac tmiy, your IWd.
ttwatTt iiittU U tual dvy in tl lvwri.
Uaa bloat up your atomath. You hav a
thick, bad Uta and ywur hrvath l foul,
akin of lw hrvvk out in VlrmUW. Your tvrul
arhra and you tti down and ouU Your wbota
yatcn la pobotmU
It takM th iwd, old CARTER'S
'MTT..K 1JVKU HUS to fl thwe two
imuiu. ol Nl flowing trtwty and mak yvm
lri up and ujv" Tfwy cvulatn wvwdvrful,
harmloM. svntl vrfvtaN attract, amaainc
when it coaww to maktac th Wl riow lrrly.
i Rut iWt ask (W II w pUU. Aak tot Cartwli
UttU Uvkt IMU. liook for th nary Canrr'i
UxtW Urtt Ftla. oo tha ml taM Kraw, a
auUtituU. ic at all Hocc. O 111 CM. Co,
jOUT OUR WAY
By J. R. Williams
-i 1 JO&T WAMT TD A SlR-XTS JIS orA , I DO -
Kmow vjwat woo o th' ww sue vook nj oT look I
THIMV, IF 1 SAT AM' OOE I'll. I I UKe THAT"
AROUKlO LIKE THc, ? ADMIT THAT BEV.T I N .
SMACW'-SH-ttUP ,S A uTft-E BlGGE-f? ( 1 CovJLOmVI )
SMArw' (l&UKA, But its -
MftCK PRETW close.. f
1M oosT SHOWIM& , 7- '
V m Vi fWT.orr, ennmimmirri,
prices ht nny time. Owing to tho
fact that tho washing destroys the
soul that l:nture placed upon encb
shell, washed eggs do not keep well.
Thorofore as soon as discovered thoy
nre plncod for r.Vo on tho lmmcdla
market, such etock Is not utlllud for
storage.
l'OIITI.AM) I.1VKSTOCK
PORTLAND. Oro., Apr. 7 Ml Cat
Uo 100, cnlves 10: Including 'JO
enttlo direct; ntendy. Steers ' 000
000 pounds good (0.35 S7.00. me
dium .V0Oi 0.a8, common S3. 75 rt
5.1M); 000-1 UK) lbs. good tG.J5et7.00.
medium S6 lX)i.ftJ.25. common 3.75n
5.00: 1100-1300 lbs. good (5.75 tt
0 50, medium 4.O0(.i6.75i holfers
850-850 lbs. good 6.750.50. me
dium 4.50j,S.7S, common 3,35
1.60. Cows good M78t5.a6. com
mon nnd medium M115 w 4.76. low
cutter and cutter l.."Ot3.'JS. Bulls
yearlings excluded.
Closing Tone In
Market is Steady
NEW YORK, Apr. 7 OP) The stock
market was accorded some rellof from
tho stubborn selling pressure of the
past week today. While thero were
numerous declines of 1 to 4 points
for a time, thoy woro substantially
reduced In tho last hour, and a few
issues managed to work a point or
two above yesterday's final prices. The
closing tone was steady. Transfers
wero less than 3.000.000 shares.
Utilities again bore the brunt of
the day's selling, and failed to par
ticipate much In tho Into recovery.
WOOL MARKET
BOSTON. Apr. 7 (.V) The wool
market continues very slow, and
good and choice somewhat unsettled. An occasional
(beef) 3J5 t 3 75. cutter common buyer however, shows a llttlo moro
and medium M.00f8.a5. Venlcn,
conlldence In the current level of
CIIIOACSO LIVESTOCK
8 60. medium 4.506.00, cull nnd "'""'S P" n wol, and buying h
common J.5O4.60. Calves 260-orO few very moderate quantities. Strict-
lbs. good and choleo 4.50 w 8.0, ly combing 68-OO's territory wools
common and medium sa.OOttir.SO. bring 47-50. scoured basis, and orlg
Hogs 335. including 153 direct; n,n bag lines of 04 a and finer bulk
steady. Light lights 140-180 lbs. goal French c-miblng wools sell at about
nnd choice 4.00?5.00; lightweight 45-47. scoured basis. Inquiries also
160-180 lbs. good nnd choleo 4.76( nro being iccvlved on 48-50's comb
5.00. 180-300 lbs. good nnd choice ig territory wools.
S4.7efa.uu; metiium weignt -juo--juu
lbs. good nnd choice 4.00(5.00. 330-
360 lbs. good and choice s3.85iitM.75; 1
heavyweights a50-3l0 lbs. good nnd I
choice 3.754.85. 300-350 lbs. good I CHICAGO. Apr. 7 W) (U. S. D.
nnd choice 3.35 4.35: packing sows A.)-Hogs 18.000; slow 5f loo higher;
375-600 lbs. medium nnd good WOO M0 'bs. 4.354.40; top 4.40.
W3.75. reeder nnd stackers 70-130, C""1" 5 00: io'x tmay tro"S:
lbs. good nnd choleo 3.50rt4.00. lyenrungs ..4U; sieers o. ...;
Slieep: 435: ewes 50o lower. .u wva. .w7o.ov.
Lambs, medium. 4.50W 8.00: all I 8hP 1500: practically nothing
weights, common. 3.004.50; yearl- ,aon'- oianing aoouo iowcr vnan
lug wethers. 00-110 lbs., medium to Wednesday's best Unit or 8.757.35
choice. 3.T54.50; ewes. 130 lbs., '" wooled lambs, asking upward to
medium to choice. 3.50W3.00; 130- ''"S and better: clippers compnra
150 lbs, medium to choice. 1.75 scarce; fat ewes (3.60 4.00:
3.73: nil wvlghts. cull to common. ellPled ewes W OO: feeding
1.001.7S. j lambs S5.75.
SENATE ITRGE
EARLY ACTION
OMAHA SHKKP
OMAHA. Apr. 7 Ml (U. S. D. A.)
Sheep 13,000: lambs 350 lower;
sheep steady; feeding lambs strong;
shearing lambs weak; fed wooled
lambs 6.33t8.50;. best ewes S3 75;
shiwn feeding lambs S5.40; shearing
lambs a.l5t8.33.
llt'TTKRKAT
SAN FRANCISCO. Apr. 7 Ml But
terfat f. o. b. San Francisco 30e.
( Continued from PngetOne)
Main 759
3 Phones
Cor. Cedar
& Washington
A Lower Priced Service Store,
Eveiy housewife is looking for money values.
.At Joels you will find that, coupled with a ser
vice value that is indispensable to the modern
busy home manager.
FKATTRKS FOR FRIDAY AM) SATURDAY
Strawberries, 2 boxes 35
Fresh Spinach, 3 lbs lO
Fivsh Asparagis, 2 lls 19
Van Camps Catsup. 2 bottles 25
One aluminum rinjr mould ami six paokas of Royal
quick setting Oolatino lXsort ov Cluwlato PQn
ami Vanilla ruiidinjr. value for l)JC
Store Deimmstration Friday.
Great Northern White Beans, 10 lbs. . 20
Crystal Cleanser, for lO
Jar Honey, each ... 1(V
Shoulder Beef Roasts, lb, l ie
Cane Sugar, 10 lbs, -4$r
Veal, ground for loaf, IK 17f
supported by M. I. Set d man. repre
srntlng th New York bord of trade.
He proposed that there be no tx
ou bond transfers nnd that the tax
on stock sates be reduced from one
fourth of one per cent to four cents
n share.
Opposition also was expressed to
levies on sporting goods.
The hearing was recessed until
Monday.
Kaor Prompt Service
After the Democratic meeting. Sen
ator Robinson said "the general
opinion seems to be that the revenue
bill should be acted upon as promptly
as may be consistent with fair de
liberation." "H Is not contemplated that parti
san action shall be taken, the design
being to plre the finance committee
the benefit of the thought of the
members of the Democratic confer
ence and to secure for the confer- j
ence full Information as action In
the committee progresses," he said.
Senator Connally (D.. Tfxasl an
nounced to t he conference he in
tended to propose a scaling up of the
surtax brackets on higher incomes
but no specific figures were mentioned.
new sweeping den uncial on of Presi
dent Hoover's navnl policy was Issued
today by the Navy League of the
United Stntes.
The president was charged with
neglect of the navy and with wrongly
parading nrmnmcnts as the "scape
goat" for the great Increase In taxa
tion during recent years. This charge
was accompanied by an argument to
show that other expenditures have
played the major part In building
up the taxpayers' burden.
Tho league said Mr. Hoover had
dono "virtually nothing" to replace
vessels which have passed or are
reaching the limit of effective age.
and that "while Europe smolders and
Asia is ablaze, the president Insists
that wo cannot now afford even to
start moderate measures for building
up our fleet to treaty terms."
Today's attack was tho most con
spicuous one by the league since last
October when Its president, William
Howard Gardiner sowed the seeds of
a notable controversy with the White
House by a statement charging Mr.
Hoover, among other things, with ex
hibiting "abysmal Ignorance" on
naval matters. That Incident ended
with the verdict of a special board,
chosen by tho president to investi
gate) tho charges, which upheld the
chief executive and said the league
statement contained many inaccur
acies, false assertions and erroneous
conclusions. The league disputed
the finding, however. Today's state
ment also was Issued over Gardiner's
signature. In tho form of a printed
17-pnge pamphlet entitled: "The
treasury deficit and a treaty navy."
HOOVb'K, ClUTIS SALARIES
APPROVED
WASHINGTON. April 7 VP) The
$75,000 salary for president Hoover
and the $15,000 salary for Vice
President Curtis in the next fiscal
year was approved today by the house
In the Independent offices supply
bill.
Including the salaries, a total of
J4J9.380 was allowed the executive
office for 1033. This is $113,000 less
than the amount allowed for this
year, as recommended by the budget.
SI PIM Y H1U. REPORTI'O
WASHINGTON. April 7 vT The
interior department appropriation
bill, tta total cut by $13,000,000 by
orver of the senate was reported from ;
committee Uxtay by Senator Smcot
iR.. t'tah). who said he would aX
that It be taken up tomorrow.
HOOMK ACAIN AT TACK Kit
WASHINGTON. April 7 A
WILKKRSON EXPLAINS ACTION
WASHINGTON. April 7 Tt Judge
James H. Wllkerson told a senate
committee today he had rejected the
agreement under which Al Capone
was tolead guilty because the gang
ster wanted to bind the court on the
sentence to be Imposed.
Tho circumstances of the Capone
case were explained In a letter to
the senate Judiciary sub-committee
considering his nomination for cir
cuit court.
He satd counsel for Capone claimed
to have an agreement with govern
ment prosecutors that the gangster's
plea of guilty was not to stand unless
the court followed the proposed rec
ommendation for a sentence of ai
years.
Attorneys for the government
denied they had made such an agree
ment, Wllkerson said.
"The hearing did not reach the
point where the court was required
to decide whether or not it would
adopt the government's suggestion,"
he wrote.
"Defendant was allowed to plead
not guilty, and afterwards to with
draw that pica and be heard upon a
demurrer to the indictment.
"The defendant never had an agree
ment with the court as to the sent
ence to be imposed. He objected to
proceeding with the hearing to de
termine what action would be taken
on the government's recommendation
and never claimed that there was
anything connected with the pleas
of guilty or their withdrawal which
precluded the court from imposing
the sentence which was imposed after
the trial."
Wllkerson subsequently sentenced
Capon to II years In 'all
ARMY AND NAVY
BILL IS TABLED
(Continued from Pag Ona)
Cochran, however, who Is a mem
ber of the oconomy committee, said
he would not press It before that
group.
FIND IT
HERE
Co7 for this Colon MH
be in by m. m.
April 10th lost day to pay water
rent without a penalty. 4-7-3 t.
The newest spring patterns In wall
paper. Also kalsomlne and enamels
at Noah's Paint Store. 4-7-1 t.
April 10th lost day to pay water
rent without a penalty. 4-7-3 t.
Old Time dance, Eagles hall Satur
day night. Admission 50c. 4-7-3 t.
April 10th last day to pay water
rent without a penalty. 4-7-3 t.
RE-NEC-SIIADE
Renew soiled and dingy window
shades with Re-Neu-Shade. It comes
In 10 colors, prices ranging from 26c
for pt.. to $1 for qt. can. Ask for
It at Melville's. 4-7-1 t.
April 10th lost day to pay water
rent without a penalty. 4-7-3 x.
HELP WANTED
To Glean House, th easiest way.
Make your woodwork like new at al
most no cost, and with but little la
bor. Just call for a can of CLEA
NALL at Richardson's Art and Gift
Shop. 4-5-t f.
Aorll 10th last dav to Dav water
rent without a penalty. 4-7-3 t.
RUMMAGE SALE
By Daughters of Civil War Vet
erans, Saturday, all day at old "Boot
ery" room on Depot St. 4-7-2 t.
April 10th last day to pay water
rent without a penalty. 4-7-3 t.
RUMMAGE SALE
By St. Mary's Altar Soc., Sat.. Apr.
9, 8:30 a. m. next to Grace Harness
Shop. 4-7-2 t.
MR. ADVERTISER
When you want a Show Card quick
ly and attractively made, take your
composition to Richardson "The Art
Man." He will be glad to help you
work out your advertising card prob
lems, at Richardson's Art and Gift
Shop. 4-6-t f. '
11 LOOMING PANSY PLANTS
Extra -large planta and flowers. !
Price lower. Clarks Greenhouses. i
4-7-1 t.
MANLKY M. A RANT
Accountant and auditor, Income tax
advisor. O. R. Apt. 303. Ph. 208 W.
3-10-1 m.
NO. 13608
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Office of Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, D. Marcn 7, 1933.
wnereas, by satisiactory eviaenot
presented to the undersigned, It hat
been made to appear that I
'The First National Bank or Li ,
Grande" In the city of La Grande In ;
the 'County of Union and State of t
Oregon has complied with all the :
provisions of the statutes of the j
United States, required to be com- j
plied with before an association shall ;
be authorized to commence the busl-1
ness of banking:
Now therefore I. J. w. Pole, comp-1
trailer of the Currency, do hereby i
certify that "The First National Bank
or La urancte ' in we city oi la ;
Grande In the County of Union and ;
State of Oregon Is authorlred to com
mence the business of Banking as ,
provided in Section Fifty one hun
dred and sixty-nine of the Revised .
Statutes of the United States.
In testimony whereof witness my ;
hand and seal of office this seventh
day of March. 1032.
J. w. POLE, comptroller or the
Currency. 3-24-60 t
Hemstitching, pleating, button
holes, eta. Norton's Kiddy Shop.
Adv.
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
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May JUitS), .-, -Xiv,
July - . .3st JWS
xpt. tS .U 41S .4ti
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. that,!
under and by virtue of a writ of exe
cution In foreclosure duly and regu-;
larly Issued by the clerk of the clr-
cult court of the state of Oregon for
Wallowa county, dated the 28th day'
of March. 1932. in that certain suit;
brought In said court wherein Bow-man-Hicks
Lumber Company, a cor
poration. Is plaintiff and R. M. Coc
rtgall Is defendant, wherein Judgment
and decree was entered in favor of
plaintiff and against defendant upon
plaintiff's first cause of suit for the
sum of $37,670.98, with interest there-'
on at the rate of six per cent per!
annum from the 10th day of Janu- '
arr. 1931. until paid, plus the sum;
of U 500.00 attorneys' fees, which said
Judgment and decree provides that
said sums of money constitute a valid
lten against the real property within
Union county hereinafter first de
scribed, superior to any claim of said
defendant, and further provides that
said property be sold to satisfy said
judgment and decree.
NOW. THEREFORE, Pursuant to
said execution. I will on Friday the
39th day of April. 1932. at the front
door of the Union county court house
in the city of La Qrande, Union
county. Oregon, at two o'clock In the
aftemooo of said day, sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder foe
cash In hand, the following desert bed.
pcoperty. situated In the county of
Union, state of Oregon, and particu
larly described as follows, to-wit:
In Township
rv w "V mm -attmattr- w--
i A MrinfiirnsIAtaiv
E2 sZa.
; '. i
2
r
Sew and Save!
CHARMING
Drees Prints
Such smart colors and designs"!
You're snre to be thrilled wilh
your handiwork I 36-in. Tub
fait I Buv Now I
THIRTY thrilling
years! And, note,
these Super-values! Only
a few shown here, but
scores and scores all
through April. Watch
our windows; see the pa
pers! Keep posted by all
means . . . if you care to
share in these world-beating
smash savings!
Features for every day.
Every one a graphic ex
pression of Penncy's ap
preciation for the past
patronage of this town's
thrifty shoppers! They're
planned for you, so come
and. get them NOW!
Wash Suits
tor Juniors
'Unbeatable,'' You'U
Soft
'X 79C
Linem and broadcloths gayly
trirnraedl Flapper, button-on
and. fniddy models. r
For Women
or the Young Miss!
urn
Parchment or black
Smart fringed tongue
Long! Flexible!
Step-in
Girdles
49c
12 inches long!
Elastic side
panels. 5 - Inch
Side opening.
Boneless I
Men!
ATW0N SETS
Sharing cream! After-Lotion t
5 Uoredge blades 1 Hair tonic I.
AU at this vrry
low price t
Here Are the Features
For This Week
1
$1.98
5 Yards
tor ...
25c
Novelty Rayon
and Cotton
Frocks
When you see them you will agree
with us that these are the greatest
values ever offered at so low a price.
Smart, attractive styles In sizes 14
to 48.
Rayon
Bandeaux
Imagine uplift effect brassieres in
an assortment of attractive fabrics,
many styles hemstitched, at this low
price!
Part Linen Crash Toweling
Unbleached, 17 Inches wide. Gay
striped borders. A "once-in-a-ltfc-tlme"
chance to get stout kitchen
towels at this low price.
10c
5 Yards
tor
25c
ML
3 for
$1.00
Run Resist
Rayon Undies
Bloomers rant lea .
Vesta
What a price I And when you see
them you will say "Whnt a value!".
Heavy quality, full-cut and well
mnde.
15c
Big Terry
Bath Towels
24 x 48 Inches. Heavy double thread,
colored striped borders. The lowest
price in our history.
3 Boxes
35c
Penco-N'up
Sanitary Pads
A value to shout about! These pop
ular pads packed 8 In a box, now at
a sensational price.
3 Boxes
Canvas
Gloves
lowest price In years. Heavy
G-ounca twill flannel gloves!
Large size.
35c
Shop at
Penney's
New Features
Every Day
Wear
RAYON
MESH HOSE
39c
Attractive mesh stockings
In wanted colore, sizes to
10.
Buy Now Save!
MEN'S HOSE
6 Pair for
37c
A good quality cotton hose
in plain colors. A wonder
value.
Inc.
DEPART ME NT STORE
1307-1309 Adams Ave. 'La Grande, Oregon
growing or being or which may here-
' lowing HmjtI hwvH 1tH.
I In Township
(Two (3). North,
jRsnge Forty
1(40). East:
Section Two (3):
! Southwest qusr
jler of Ncctheast
quarter ) 40.
Sec tion Thir
teen (13):
! Northeast quar
ter ot Northeast
quarter ) 40.
Appro. Acreage
Two (3). Nona
Karurs Forty
HOI. East:
Section Two (31:
South halt oT
Lots 1 and 3)
Soutnweat quar
ter ot Northeast
quarter
Sec 1 1 on Thtr
tera (IS):
Northeast quar
ter ot Northeast
quarter )
TOTAL 133-TtS
excepting the timber new tamiic$.
TOTAL
60.
or so much thereof ss may be neces
sary to satisfy said Judgment and de
cree upon plaintiff's first cause of
suit as abor-e set forth.
NOTICE 13 FURTHER GIVEN, that
by virtue of said writ of execution
based upon said decree wherein plain
tiff has judgment against defendant
for the sum of W 79 4J. with inter-
jest thereon at the rat of six per
Scent per annum from the 10th day
i of January. 1931. until paid, pius the
jsum of SJO0 CO attorneys' fees, which
) Judgment and decree prorides that
i said sums of money constitute a Talid
j lien against tise real property wtthis
j Union county, first hereinafter de
scribed, superior to any claim of said
defendant, and further provides that
Htvpctb; i som to ssusiy said
I Judgment and . decree.
NOW. THEREFORE. Pursuant to
said execution. I will on Friday, April
13. 1933. at the front door of the
j Union county court house In the city
Df La Grande. Union county. Oregon.
at two o'clock In the afternoon of
I said day. sell at public auction, to
rthe highest bidder for cash In hand.
the following described property,
j situated in the county of Union, state
af Oregon, and particularly described
: is follows, to-wit:
( In Township
ITwo (3). North.
j Range Forty
l tot. East:
Sec tion Thlr-
iteen (13):
; Northwest quar
ter of Northeast
; quarter )
South half of
Northeast quar
ter ) 120
; excepting the timber now standing,
rrcwmg or being or which may here
after stand, grow or to be upon the
'above described lands, which timber
:has been resenu by said Bowman
Hicks Lumber Company, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy
; said Judgment and decree upon plaln
' tiffs second cause of suit above set
.forth, together with the costs which
have secured or may accrue under
and by virtue of said execution.
Dated at La Grande. Union county,
Oregon, this 30th day of March. 1933.
JESSE B RESWEARS, Sheriff ot Union
County. Oregon.
ROBERT S. EAKIN, West-Jscobson
Building. La Grande. Oregon, At
torney for Plalntiif.
March 31. April 7-14-31.
Approx. Acreage
XOTICB OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
In the Matter of the Estate of Louis
Iverson. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thst
the undersigned, administratrix ot
thO eStatO Of Illl Tmnnn riH-twl
has filed in tho County Court of the
Stato of Oregon lor Union County,
her final account as administratrix of
said estate, and that Mondav. the
18th dny of April, 1933 at the hour
of ten o'cinrlr In th f,. r 1.1
isy. at the County Court room in
the court house of said county; has
been fixed by the said court as the
time and place for hearing objec
tions to said account and the settle
ment thereof.
PEARL IVERSON.
Administratrix of the Estate
Of LoUlt IntNnn
E. R. Rinm A , r
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Administratrix. i
17, 34. 31 and April 7.