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Sarazen Wins British AMERICAN SWEEP UNBROKEN SINCE , THE TEAR W23 Sarazen's Score 13 Strokes Under Par and Sets ' Ne,y Record Fo Open . " Cjappionstnp. i SANDWICH, England, Juno 10 m Oene Sarozen, long-hlttlng American goll star, today won the British open golf chantplonshtp with' a record score o carry oh an American Kit ing sweep in the event, unbroken lnce 1023. . The 1922 American open champion scored Ills 283, two strokes under Bobby Jones' winning total of 1027, narlv In the afternoon and then watched those who had a chaiice to catch him, fade away under the pres sure ' ot having to v shoot sub-par golf. ' ' ' ' .' Sara&en has been well up In the British open flold for several years, fimfhtngj second to Walter Hagen in 1028 for his best effort up to to- . day. -''I : Sanntch scored a 74 on his final 48 holes xluy for a 72 hole total of 70-80-70-74283. . . II. K. II. a Spectator With the jPrlnce of Wales' a spec tator for the last five holes, Sarazon scored 'evert par ' for the fbrrriddablo ' Prince's course. . . Ho , flnlBhed two strokes under trio record total of 285 for the tyltlBh Pen aefc Bfc st An" drews' ln 1027 by Bobby Jones who scored rounds of 68-71-73-72. Jones' n Is Record ' , Jones' 08 In the first touliil of the 1027 even still stands as tho rocord . at St. Andrews.'. r - ' .' ' Sarazen gave Prince's such a llck ' ing as it never had suffered boforo, his four rounds being 13 strokos wi lder "rarfoc6' figure's.", ,' ' ,, .. ' Arthur' Havers, prltlBh open tltllst 1029, wi fdiir" strokes "' bohlnti s Sitrazeri starting the filial round and Beedid flf 7d to tlb ,or.a 6Q to win. , Havers tens' the lost Briton to win i thk .' ' ' ; ' CJerie finished but with li birdie ! four dri tho Inst hole, just .missing ft seven yard putt Mr an eagle throe , which Would make Havers repeat His 8 df the hiomihhr to will: ' " . Oene's filial card: . In J....646 426 864-30-74283 . Mnedonald smith, Sarazen's fel- low American professional, finished , out with a fine round at 70 for A 72- hole scoro of 71-76-71 70 288, flvo : strokes back of Qene. : t was the IUh American victory in 13 successive years of the blue rib bon event of . golf, Mio only breaK be ing Arthur Havor's victory In 1023, When Hugen finished second, i . Ilavers I'hreiitnns It was Havers who was tho threat to Sarnzen as he shot a 00 on Ills third found, tb 'pull hp within (our Jtrdtos bf tho flying Amor(cari, Tho IrltlSH pro faltered bh bis final nlno, httwover, made (lib turn In 37 to loso twb more ' strokes to achij Ahd Whoh he started home 4-4-4-5 his . Inst clianco was goho. It appeared the bckt Ho could possibly do was n 73, wmcn would, leave lilm threo strokos Sarazbnji flhd scbro buttered not ' on,ly the British record UUt was throb iWkea bettor than thb host winning atol '.lit the Anioricaii' open, Charles QHlck) Evans' aao at Mjnuea'potis : NATIONAL BATTERIES M.on an l) l l" National guarantees 100 satisfaction to tho customer . MolHlNAt.lt ELlit'i'lttC Cltt. I I'hone main 7B3 11'in Adnins vuiif;fi PORTLAND I OUR villi to Portlfliid will bo morft I ebtif)lot6 Wlioh you stay at iho riqw amiin Motoi. in mo hoarl of ho Unttjwrt district. Fine sorvico Ith cohifort' and convbnionco. Ratoi " from $1.00. IICTEL WASMlNGTOH AT TWELFTH , J, A, Lftdward, Maixiqof I LEX Of QUICK STEP Free Offer 1 (iliiss Sandwich or Cjike Tray to each person purchas ing a Kidlon or half gallon or quart or two pints of either Flex or Quick Step Paint. Ws II. Bohncnkamp Company 1 IHOPfMHC-HHSg LOQP PMP Lord DuvKI llilrglilcJ'H Inllillhic form, which carried hint to tin un expected victory In the imHineler hnv Hurdles ut Amsterdam hi Will, will Serve lilin ilcnlh at l.os Angeles, hut Lord Ihtvld will not lid uh iiiikub'wh tills 'tlnte. Aiiirlrjiu hurdler's eyes Mil lie watch ing hliii closely. In 1010. Macdonald Smith, othor member of tho American "big three" , had the heartbreaking experience of scoring a 288 for a tqtnl good enough to have won all but tho current British cham pionship and tho 1027 event. Smith was alono in socond place, , First prlzo In the British open Is 100 DOunds. about 300 at the cur rent rate of exchungo and not enough oven to pay Barazen's steamer fare but tne prestige tnat goes witn tne title probably will mean at least 450,- 000 to the American professional. Havern finished with a 70 and a 72- hdlo total of 280, In third place. Baseball Standings By tho Associated Press AMI.IIICAN I,i:,(ll'K W.' h. Pet. .004 .888 .603 .058 .940 Now York ... 34 IB Washington ... .30 21 Detroit 37 21 ...20 23 ....28 28 ....24 20 ....17 31 Clevolnnd Philadelphia St. Louis Chicago - Boston .400 .354 .188 nAtIonAL LbaoIir w. L. pet. Chicago -..... Boston Pittsburgh St. Louis Brooklyn ...20 21 .680 .20 22 .Dim .022 ...24 22 28 24 .610 .23 28 .472 Now York .......22 Philadelphia 24 Cincinnati 24 20 .408 20 30 .453 .444 COAST I.KAOUI! V i.. Hollywoce, -4'J 20 Portland 41 27 San Francisco 3I 31 Pet. .018 .003 .530 .623 .478 .441 Los Angeles 34 31 35 38 Oakland ......33 Scattlo ' - 30 Sacramento SO 30 .441 Missions 25 43 .308 YESTERDAY'S CUMJiS Coast l.oagtio Los Angeles 3, Hollywood 4. Seattle 7, Portland D. Sun Francisco B, Sacramontb 0. Oakland 8, Missions 0. National t,eii;uo Now Tork 8. Cincinnati. 2. Brooklyn 5, Chlcngo 2. Philadelphia, 3. Pittsburgh 4. i Boston 1, St. Louis 2, American M'ugne Cleveland 0, Philadelphia 8. Detroit 5, New York 4. Chlcngo B, Washington 0. V St. Louis 2, Boston 1. French Fighter, i rained, in war Days, After Title PARIS, Juno 10 (rtT Twelve 0(8 trrttiecl with h Aiiwrlcnn tttnijthuay for ti piilr of boxing glovnn nt u ciunp In Prnneo la 1D17 wns tho first link In clinln of fevenu thnt tomorrow brings Mnrcol ThU into tho ring to moot Ooiilln Jones, Akron, O., negro, ror tho nntloniil (Amorlcun) boxing nnsoclntloix's mldcllcwolght champion ship of tho world. 11 wiw wniemng Amoricnn nougn boys box nt ti rest enmp In tho oust of Kranco chat tlrcd young 13-yor-old ThU 's blood unit it wns the aamo Amorletma who tiutght him how to link all l ho other kltls In tho vll Ibro. Thll'fl first fight in public was an amntour In 1023. Then ho voh in ternal rr Hfrvlce In tho navy. In 1024. Not another Jtu-k tnr of hla wrlght could kocp on bin foot agutiiflt hln and ho wnlkctV away with tho nuvy chnmplonshlp. Hla sprvlro ondoit, ho turned pr& Icjwlonal niut fought hla wav all over tho country to Paris. In Paris ho was takon In hand by Alox Tnltarri In lwau. Ho married Taitard'a daughter four yonni Inter. In lyaa ho won the middleweight chanplonshlp oJ Franco and the chnmiuonshlp of Europo a year later, Tho latter was taken from him, how ever, when an Injured hnnd prevent ed him from defending tho title. CITY omCKK FOKt-'KITM UOM) KLANtATH PAMA Pro., Juno 10 Ut Dr. 0- 8. Ni'waom, county health officer, failed to appear In court hero ywderduy to nuswor to a drunk and disorderly charge. His bond was forfeited. Dr. Nowsom, was taken Into custody by atato poltco Thursday atornlng. STARS CONTINUE TO LEAD LEAGUE Win Third Straight From Angels Portland Whips Seattle 9-7. IJy the HHiM'lated Press Hollywood clearly demonstrated to tho Angelri who la boss of tho south land boHQbnll situation by taking last night's gomo 4 to 3 td make It threo straight for tho sorlcs. ; Prank Shollenback, big Hollywood spltball pitcher, clinched his own victory by knocking a home tun In tho fourth Inning with two men on baso. Ho held tho Angols scoreisss until tho last Inning, when a belated rally brought them three runs on a walk, two hits, a wild pitch and a passed ball. Ed Baecht, Los Angeles pitcher, yielded only four hits pc foro leaving ho gane In tho eighth, whtlo his team was still scotclcss. Portland and Seattle staged & pretty battle, oach getting 14 hits, with the Ducks winning 0 to 7 after breaking a 7-7 tie In the seventh In ning. Clotting away to a big start with five runs the first tlmo at bat, tho Beavers looked good. Tho In dians retorted with four In the sov enth to tlo the score, but Portland pushed ovor two more In tho same Inning. Muller contributed two homo runs for Seattle Sacramonto boat tho San Francisco Seals 0 to 6 to take the sorlcs two gomes to one. Tho Sacs got to Joo Uooncy for six runs In the first threo innings. Tho Mission tleds rallied with four hits and three runs In tho eighth inning to beat Oakland Q to B for their only victory of tho three-gamo Borles. Tho winners scored tlvo runs In tho third framo on threo singles, two walks, n doublo by Jllccl and a triplo by CoHcarart. Tho gamo was loosely played In spots, with tho lead changing hands several times. Yesterday's results: R. H. E. Los Angeles 3 8 1 Hollywood 4 4 0 Baecht, Ballou and Campbell; Shel lchback and Basslov. R. H. E. Scnuio 7 16 1 Port land o 14 1 Kalllo, killeon and Cox; Hubbell, McDonald, Koupol and Pltzpatrick. R. H. E. San Pranclsco ; 5 13 1 Sacramento 0 14 1 Hoonoy, Douglas. Stlno and Wal gren; Vinci. Ttncup and Wopdnll. It. H; E. Oakland 8 13 U Missions 0 16 4 Horner. A. Walsh and Road; H. Plllotto and Rlccl. OMAHA 8IIKKI OMAHA. .Tuho m tir. a. r. A.) Hogu H.tHM); octlTO, 5M0 cents higher, good to cholco 180-220 lea. u.50iii $:i.fio: top :i,oO. Cattle 1.800: slow, steady to Weak on all clauses; slaughter steers 5.00 ..fti.uo- yeaning heifers 95.3595.75; good and choico vealora largely $0.00 Sheep 10.000; fairly active, iretterol- ly stvady, good to cholco native lambs $0.00 ( $0.50; throwouU $4.00(.t 6.W; good to r hoi eo yearlings $4.00 M.oo; few rat owes $i.BOri $a,oo. I'OHTLAM) ntOHt'i'K PORTLAND. June 10 A) Coun try meats Selling prlco to retailers: lambs, ycarllnga 4m 5c. Others un changed. Onions Selling price to retollern: new Cochcllo. wax $l: yellow UOo (f $1 crnte; new red $1.75 cental; now yellow $1.75 rental. strawberries Oregon 24a 50$ 60c ; Gold Uollnr SOQOc. Butter, butterfat, eggs and live poultry unchanged. THICK OAINS UKC(HlhKl) CORVAU.1S, Ore., Juno 10 Gains of about 25 cent on cattle and 5 to 15 cents on hoga wens recorded during the post wwk, said a review isAiwd today by Uio O. S. C. exten plon service and the U. S. D. A. bur eau of agricultural economics. Top on light finished otccrs at Portland was $6.7A. Lamb pricea were lrrrgilar: 25 cents down a. Portland, 'Unchanged at San pruneiscov higher at Chicago. The bulk movement of Oivgon and Idaho lambs will be 10 to 16 days later than expected. Hogs showed galna of 10 to lc nt Portland and 6 ccnU at Chlcigo, Lord Burghley of England tq Defend His Olympic Hurdle Victor at L. A. Ily Alan atild (Associated Press Sports Editor) Lord David Burghley, the smiling, man, camo galloping down the stretch at Anwterdam four years ago,$ to win tne Olympic luu-meter nurdles OLYMPIC LOW HUItDLKS ril.,MI'l()NH ' 2011 MKTKflH Year. Winner, c6iintrv Time 1000 Kraonzleln, U.S.'A. :25.4 g, Ip04, Hlllman. U. S. A. '....:24.q $ 4oo mi;ji;km 1000 Towkftbury; U.S.A. .B7.8 4 1004 Hlllmah, U.S.A. x :63 Q 1008 Bason, U.S. A :65 4 1020 Loomls, U.S. A :64 & 1924 Taylor, U. S. A z :62.6 1028 Burghley, Eng :53.4 $ x Olympic record. World rec- 4t ord. 62 flat, by Taylor, U.S.A., b 1028. $ z Record not allowed, be- $ cause Taylor knocked over one $ hurdle. A A v championship, Americans considered mat Olympic dofint bSfor? ' Even id? tho Wring Is amniing. '"TTot-tbB bast .rTs'' iSsfM low-Hurdlers this country ever sent K'.JHl.' -'irJZ. v. SSJ o,thr? $vmv Prank : Ouhe fom 'ta vSit of up ,n th 1031 Oklahorik amatey.r WIS" oapfflSr SraKnmanf who "ttSS?' SiftSS still think a poor atart caused this SftJSf;.1 upset, and blame It upon ah ama- hlgh boys ot ponca City teur British gun-toter, but Taylor ' Tne match was an exhibition af and Cuhel, too euro of themselves, falI ond It would seem that the gal watched each other so closely that lerv Bot all that was' coming to It Lord Burghley's well-calculated Bpur t the, way bf golfing performance, in the stretch caught the American "Following is the card; with par pair on guard. It was a brilliant triumph forthe young Englishmnn, at any rate, and ho will be over this year to captain tho British team, ns well as defend hln championship against a new crop of American timber toppers. He is certain to bo a popular favor- its at Los Angeles, win or. ldse, for no better-n a tu red sportsman ever has run on American tracks than jjora surgniey. f S:SrHt?i, onds flkt remnlns unthrestened.' I Victor Burke of Georgetown Is tho national champion, with a best maris of 63.9 seconds for 400 me- tcrs, but he was bcateh at the Ponn Belays by Eugene Bcatty, ne- gro star of Michigan Normal, who set a new carnival record of 53.3.. Out at Los Angeles, they aro grooming Jimmy Meeks of Occldcn- . uu vonege ior ine uiympics. ' in his first competitive test Mceka was elbekod in the good timb' of 63.8. i Dick Pomeroy of tho Los Angeles A. o. has done tho trick in 63.6. . Against these homcbrcds, the for eign contingent, headed by Lord Burghley, also will rely upon Sten Pottcfsson of Sweden nd Lulgt Facclli of Italy, both point-winners In 1928. ' ' i Pettorsson has tho best mnrk, 52,4 soconds, but ho registered that sovcral years ago and since has had troublo touching 64. Fucelll did 63.8 last year. Tho Olvmnlc record of 43 flnf. still stands to tho credit of Harry Hlllman, Dartmouth's famous coach, who won the event , in tho 1004 games at ot. ijouis. Taylor was clocked in 62.6 In winning tho title In 1024, but It was ruled out because ho knocked ovor ono hurdle. CIVIL WAR VET DIBS ,' l.iiv.u,, lUHnu, i-uuiiu iu un major league sluggers wnen ne reau Bmetfe Prank Conklln, 03. drummer that Busts Arlett, PhlUle castoff; had hoy with tho 40th Wisconsin ,volun- belted four home runs for tho Bal tcors in the Civil war, former news- tlntoro Internationals, paper publisher, postmaster and legis- j otherwise his exploits against lator in Clark county, South Dakota, the Athletics, in clubbing four In and prominent in Idaho Hopubllcan a rdw out of the park, might be politics, died hero last night. act down 'as sheer brutality. : ' j By now, too, it should be clear MVKIM'OOI. WI1I.AT td the elderly Mr. Mack that his ace , ' right-handor, George Eernshaw, Is L.ivwictuuij, June iu (n wneai closed: July 5H(; Oct. 54V6: Dec. o&'fc. icxcnantco j.o7. - THIS CURIOUS WORLD ' j jit !mM BY NCA StHVICt. INC. ir V IT ft WERE (toSSlftLE FORABIRDT&, un cc orociwwni Akin tTvifCoc: ofoidi c bSHotf (I dead AS iTREWAloNeJosT 16 FEE( ABOVE THE 6RU0ND, THE BIRD vvtx.10 BASS SEVEN ANP A HALF TIMES ABCVNOTKH EAtfTH BEFORB iTsTrocK (A 6ooy onoerTke influence cf gravity faus sixteen feet cwrins THE FIRST SECWND.J . EVEKV NEAR ANO EACH awTKiauTcw CEkilstecs HIS GUESS AS To THE EXAcT CW. HOOR, ANCMWuTE THE SPRING THAW WIU. SET IN ON TANANA RIVER. ...THE WINNERS SHARE RONS WBU. WTO THE THOUSANDS, -v I-'10. CHINA Is tho home ot tho goldfish, and It was thore that tho first experimental work In tholr cultivation was begun. Tho Chiuese, a rata noted for Its creation ot decorative ornaments, found tho gold fish particularly adaptable to their fanciful forms ot art. They suc ceeded ,ln changing n fish ot olive-green color and commonplace furm to ono of myriad shades and shapes. The Japanese took up tho work In later years, and now tho Rolilush Is known tin world over (Joldfbh were first brought to the United States about 1878. Open With 283 I 4 a a aaaa Z V- '-TZ TwZ J This Game i .i of Golf $ m 14 A A A A A A A A A A A A 7. ,, I. T " 7 . r J By O. IS. Keeler Ono of the finest wayB of scaring up remarkable scores1 verging1 on a the "freak" class, vbu mleHt sav Is 't0 disseminate sucn 0 card through tho public prints.' ! ' Recently I had an account In this column 01 an exrepttonal round by John O. Parker at Moultrie, Ga. Threo days after it appeared In an Oklahoma paper received a letter from Joe S. Creager, of the Conoco g j uou ciup, wnca city, okia.; on 4 closing the card of a four ball 4 match which, ot low scoring by $ the quartet, rather, lays in the S shade any similar round I ever Baw, or heard of. ,Th'o" course ' of the Conoco CJdlf club offers a phi of 72; It . is not a long cdurse--8003 yards. And ifc has sand greens,, and; according to MX. creager, pien&y 01 irouoio on it. 01 ine course outKv.-.:.'.. ? 8 , f ,y J gtonland ..... ..643 444 443-35 ..433 433 33329 ..643 444 34334 ;.433 343 4R3 32 ..533 043 44233 . ..355 444 4443772 ..444 433 344 3362 ..345 543 4633670 ..244 633 444 3365 ..846 453' 44336 69 Par ln) 8erB o!nfy Stohiand Senate- . i6Tp 0n pn? " ' the. match was xhis seems' pretty well to justify jo. Crcager's statement that Old Mnn pBr , never had such another drubblng..as lie got in this bout. T;he total b the four scores is 22 strokes better than bar. ' u any-competitor can turn In four scores in our next national open with Just one-fourth -pt this margin ngajnst tne earn . ne can write "champion" after . hla name without viiltlng for the rest ,of the .bovs to finish. : . i -r - r u SUOAIt ANO ll.OUlt . 1 PORTLAND, June 10 VP) Sugar Pane, grantjlated 4.0TT100f IBs:? beet $3.80. ... t: ' , ' . a, I Domestic! flour Selling pT-lco dc- ltvered: potent 49s $6.50; do 08s $5.30.; bakers' blutatom $4.10; soft wheat pastry flour $3.40 ' $3.60; Montana hard winter patent $5.00(ii$5.20; ryo 4.606 $4.60. ! Spurt Slants , ' Kv Alan J." OouM (Associated press Sports Editor) Lou Gohrig tnust have felt It was tno Best in tne league at tossing homo run balls to tho Yankees. Big George has nad everytning uut nis IRe GOLDFISH ISA ' t CARP if HAS DBVEU5PEO (TS HANY FANcy FRILLS' .And colors Throoqh . HONOREOS OF VBAR4 Of FfMlENT WORK ' BV RSH IN A SOESSINS POOL IS MADE UP ears knocked off by the drives the New Yorkers have rifled off his de livery this spring. It is a remarkable circumstance that this post-war slugging age, paced by Babe Ruth, failed to touch the old-time record of four homers in a single gamp tor a doiaen years. Until Gehrig turned I the trick and made it look easy. Many had poled three circuit clouta In a singlo combat, Ruth and Gehrig three times each. No doubt tho Babe is still burning with Jealousy, for it has long been ono of his ambitions to be tho first to post his name alongside thoso of Lowe and Delehanty. He will have to maxe it. live now, to satisiy nim- soir. . ; ' - WATipH 1933. : The Cardinals, their dynamic field marshal. Branch Rickey, would have lis tiellevd, cart take their pennants or leave them alone. '.We would be satisfied," he con fessed, "if we were so successful as to win the pennant every other year over a ten-year period, rather than take three or four in a, row and then, a la the Athletics, slide down to the' cellar for seven straight years. ' "In other words, our policy Is always to anticipate a decline, to plug the gaps, to have replace ments ready when the regulars slip. "That in large measure, explains most of the deals the Cardinals have made this season except the Hafey deal. That involved other matters. "We may not win the pennant again, this year. We haven't looked likb winners so far, but' watch us closely in 1)33.'.' ' St'PERMAN? "Eastman . may, make a , mistake FIND IT HERE Copy 'or thU Column anil bt'ln bjili.il. Your old electric iron is worth $1 at Wagner Hardware. ' 6-7-4 t. YOVU PICTURES When you have a picture to be en larged, tinted or framed you will bo moat pleased with both the finished product and the prlco when you have ft dono' at Richardson's Art and Olft Shop! - S-3-4 t. See Fred Spaeth for your Plumbing and Heating repairs. Phone Main 683. 4-29-t f. NOW IS THE ilME To savo money on the fitting of your broken windshield or side glass. Take your car to RichardB'on "The Art Man" at Richardson's Art and Gift i Shop. He specializes in all kinds of VAi.i.oy.v Lake park Opens June 11. A round trip for a one-way fore. The only direct way to the lake. i;tyaJlbwa.-Valley Staffed iS 6-10-1 t. Ilcnistltclllnc;, pleating, button holes, etc. Norton's Kiddy Shop. Adv. 1VKEK-ENI) EXCURSIONS Round trips for a ohe-way faro. Wallowa Valley stages leave for Enter prise and Wallowa Lake at 0:00 a. m. and 4:00 p. m. . 6-10-1 t. SlaMghtered. IN THIS SENSATIONAL BANKRUPT OUR ENTIRE 25,000 STOCK OF QUALITY FURNITURE ORDERED SOLD REGARDLESS LESS OF SACRIFICE Buy now and Save! if he tries for both the Olympic 400 and 800 mater runs," remarked the astute Mr. Daniel Ferris, who helps direct alhletio affairs from his A. A. U. office In the Woolworth building, overlooking lower New York. "But, he's tough," we countered. "Ho has ; shown himself far and away in front of any rivals at cither distance and his style and stamina setm adequate to the extra work." "MebDe 8b, mebbe so," admitted Mr. Ferris, "ft would be nice to see him do It but he will have to keep that fine edge and also be a superman. ' ' I have seen too many oi tnem. come uu bu tho trick is possible, with five days Ui I1U1U VlJlUl't' KU....J"-". . He would be better off to try one flat race and the relay." Our guess is that Big Bon not only will try and probably score tho "double" but likely take a short nap and gallop the relay, Just for fun. He's that kind of a runner, ap parently, HELEN JACOBS WINS OPENING TITLE OF MATCH WIMBLEDON, England. Juno 10 m Helen Jacobs gave the American team a victorious start In the Wlght mi'.n Cup tennis series today by de feating Dorothy Round of the Brit ish forces in the first singles match, 0-4, 0-3. . Helen Wills Moody, the American champion, made it two straight by defeating Eileen Bennett Whltting stali, 0-2, 6-4. . . Call Fred Balmes for your plumb ing and heating repairs, 203 N Ave. i 6-4-1 m, CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks for the many expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral offer ings during our bereavement. Mrs. Geo. Alexander and family. 8-10-1 tp NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that F. B. Tharp, executor of tho estate of Nannie Littleton, deceased, has Hied his Final Account as such Executor, and that the County Court of Union County, State of Oregon, has set Monday, the 20tli"day of June, 1032, at 10 o'clock a. m., at tho Court ! House, as the time and place for hearing upon said Account, and for ,the settlement thereof, and that any and all persons having any objec tions thereto, appear at said time ond I place. F. B. THARP, Executor of the Estato I of Nannie Littleton, Deceased. H. E. DIXON, Attorney for Executor, La Grande', Oregon. May 20-27. June 3-10-17. NOTICE TO CKF.DITOUS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed :by the County Court of the State of Oregon for' Union County, as the ad ministrator of . $he .estate of. Martha Edwards BJorsness, deceased. All per sons having clalma against tho said estate are hereby directed to present ithem to the undersigned with proper .vouchers therefor to the undersigned I at his office, In the Foley Building, iLa Grande, Union County, Oregon, within six .months from the data of this notice. H. E. DIXON, Administrator of the Estate of Martha Edwards BJors ness, dee'd. Dated May 13th, 103a. May 13-20-27. June 3-10. mo .Prices SALE GARR Card Modern danee Eagles hull Saturday night. AdmUolon 80c. . Q-0-3 t. NOTICE TO CHKIIITOItS Notlco is horeby glvon that tho Undersigned has been duly appointed by tho County Court of tho Stat'o of Oregon for Union bounty, adminis trator of the estate of Elizabeth Burke, deceased, and has qualified as such. . All personB . having claims against said estate are hereby re quired to present the same, verified as required by law, to the undersigned at the office of his attorneys, Qrcon and Hess, at La Grande, Oregon, with in six months from the. dato hereof. Dated at La Grande, Oregon this 27th day of May, IP33. L. L. SNODGRASS, administrator ot the Estate of Elizabeth Burke, De ceased. May 37, Juno a-10,-17-24 ONE MOKE IIAVI Of our Clean Up Sale On porch box and bedding plants. Prices greatly re. duced. Clarks Greenhouses. 0-10-1 t. CM! It OF THANKS Wo wish to thank iho Neighbors of Woodcraft, tho Eagles Auxiliary, tho L. D. S. church ant( all of our friends for their expressions bf sympathy and the beautiful flowers during our re cent bereavement. Mr. and Mm. Archie Hal3ey. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. CorunV Mr. arid Mrs. E. O, Morris and fain Ily. Mr. and Mrs Arnold Gerber. Mr. and Mnj. Harry Halsey and son. Mr. ond Mrs. Adren See and family. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mathson and sons. ' 6-J0-1 t. NOTICE OF EXECUTION' SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that under and by virtue of an execution bearing date 8th day of June A. D. 1932. Issued out of and under the seal of the circuit court of the State of Oregon for the County of Union in that certain suit therein pending wherein L. O. Smith, is plaintiff, and. Clement L. McKinnis and Nettle Mi McKlunis are defendants, upon a de cree in said court and cause rendered and entered- on tho eighth day m! June A. D. 1032 and which execution was placed In the hands of the un dersigned sheriff of Union County; Oregon on the 9th day of June A. D. 1932 and commanded me, as such slwriff to make sale as by law pro vided,, of the hereinafter described lands to make therefrom, the.suin of $3349. i4 and the further sum of 200.00, attorney fees and costs and disbursements in said suit taxed at $21.60, with interest on said sums at the rate of 7 per cent per annum from the date of sold decree, and the ccGts and expenses of sate, the. under signed as such sheriff will on Satur day, the ninth day of July' A. D. 1032 at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m'. at tho outside of the front, door of tha county courthouse In La Grande, Ore. gon aa directed in said exebutlon and to satisfy said .decree, sell at public sale for ca3h to the highest, and best bidder therefor, all the real estate described in said decree and execu tion to-wlt: S. 4 of tire N. W. Vj, the N. '2 of the S. W. Vt, and tho N. W. V, of the S. E. i4 of Sec. 6 lit Twp. 1-S. R. 30, E. W. M., in Union CoUnty, Oregon together with tho tenements, hereditaments and appur tences thereunto belonging as well as all right title and interest said de. fendents, Clement L. McKinnis and Nettle M. McKinnis, husband and wife, and each, thereof, had therein or thereto on the ninth day of Oc tober A. D. 1020 or thereafter ac quired therein. - , ' ' Said aale of said land will be made subject to redemption thereof accord ing to law. ' 1 JESSE B RES HEARS, Sheriff of Union County, State of Oregon, . i .', By H. A. KLINGHAMMER, Deputy.', June 10, 17, 24.July 1, 8. 'S II
