Tuesday, July 19, 1932
LA .GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Flvje
jCherry Harvest
v In Full Swing In
Union Orchards
liy Mm. L. Z. TurraU 1
(CbBorvor. Correspondent)
UNION, Ore. (Special) Cherry
harvesting Is In full swing this week
in splto-of the very unsatisfactory1
prices. Atiout 75 people have been
employed by the local fruit growers
association and two grading belts are
going full blast. . A buyer was here
Inst week to look over the Royal Anne
and decided they were not ripe
enough to harvest but on his visit
Sunday he ordered them picked the i
first of the week. These,. are being'
Bhlpped to a cannery in Salem with !
the price set at two cents: The asso- j
elation is handling both the Cove ;
and-Union .crops and one car of i
Blnga was shipped last week, with j
another almost ready to ship. J. B.
Weaver, president of the association, j
Vtatesi tho Anne crop Is fine na to
flizo and color and the blacks are of
unusually fine quality. The crop of
Dings and Lamberts Is very heavy i
find in some places the trees were '
go loaded with fruit that thoy were
unable to attain their full size. P, M.
Littler Us packing for the Pacific
Fruit Growers association and Is ecll
ing tho crop for cash. He Is start
ing his shipments today with a full
crew at work, ,
; Dale Sclblrd came In Sunday from
San Prancisco where he is. employed
by thO' Standard Oil company, and
will spend: lila vacation with his par
ents. jMr.t and Mrs. George Sclblrd.
. Mrs. G. T. Barnard and Mrs. George
Hoffman drove to Pendleton to spend
the weekend while their husbands
fished in Anthony creek near North
Powder. ...
. Wilbur Foster and daughters, Crete
and Eleanor, of Nyssa, were overnight
guests of tho Terrall -family Friday
. on their. way- to Portland. . ,.
Lewis Davis, who accompanied Will
Vogel's- shipment of sheep back to
Omaha, plans, to remain there. Jack
Delp lcftr.for the east in his car
and the two may meet and drive
badk to-Virginia again. - ,
i.; IV M. Littler; and Ray Wilson, of
Imbler, returned from Newbridge in
tho-, Eagle iVolley section last Thurs
day after helping pack and ship the
cherry crop there. w
i Mr; andwMrs.. Cyrus Williams and
daughter,' Miss Carrie Williams, and
Mrs. Elmira Kennedy drove to the
Owyheo- dam ' Sunday to attend the
dedication of the dam. Thousands
of people attended the exercises. 1 r
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson, of Port
land, and Mrs. - Arch Wilson, of 'La
Grande;. were weekend visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Wheeler. ( ; . -
Mr. and -Mrs. U. G.- Couch and Mrs
Sam Williamson, of La Grande, -attended
the Pomona grange picnic.
' Dr. 'and- Mrs. E. J. Schuster drove
in from . Tillamook Sunday and after
a brief visit with the Terralls drove
to North Powder 'for an overnight
visit with Mr; and Mrs. George Fergu
son; They returned' to Union Monday
and will visit friends hero today and
tomorrow. V l
Miss Mabel Doty, La Grande lib
rarian and Miss- Mae Stearns, photo
grapher; took in part of the Pomona
grange picnic Saturday. -"
r Lro'-MflybaehV of'; Portland, .came
5'up to spend the1 weekend with Morton
Kuhn. The two boys were PhirKappa
Tau fratofnlty brothers in O. S. C.
" About1 23 Epworth Leaguers went
to La Grande Thursdny evening to
attend the play given by the
leaguers there.
' Mrs. Ina fcjerbst ond daughters,
Adelheld and Elza, furnished Borne
very fine music for the morning
services at the Methodist church
Sunday.
HORRIBLE STORY
1 ' Op THIRD DEGREE
(Continued from Page One)
ct the 13 suspended men were con
sidered a possibility.
Three fellow-suspects of Stark's
picked- eight detectives arid two pa
trolmen who, they said, beat them
: with rubber hose, blackjacks, a heavy
: ledger and a shoe.
Tirte followed sensational testimony
by Assistant District Attorney Martin
. W. Littleton Jr., directly implicating
Deputy Cilicf Frank Tappan In the
beating of Stark,, a youth with a
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Littleton swore that Tappan came
into the detective' room on Friday,
"looking very hot;''- mopping his
brow and exclaiming about Stark:.
"He's the, toughest I've ever
seen, I put one foot on his belly and
one on his throat and rocked back
and forth and It didn't faae him."
Tappan Denies Story
Tappan, turning pal,, took the
stand and flatly denied v Littloton's
statement.
Tho suspension of the 13 and the
arrest of four policemen as material
witnesses followed exposure by Dis
trict , Attorney Elvln N. Edwards of
what he called a plot to have Detec
tive Joseph Hlzenskl, son of the wom
an beaten In the robbery, ''take- the
rap" ror beating stark.
Edwards said the other detectives
figured It would be easy for Hlzenskl
to escape conviction by -pleading he
lost his head In rage over his mother's
' SYNOPSIS: Aahwood. an mi
- usual aann leader, detminda that
jc)'rpcalhoun, : limorii fiattlea.and
. a detective. 8.tovena.' tl.tve , lilm 1
their parole Hot to interere Kith
tho ' prlaonera 'he ia ' hotdtuo ' tor
rauaom on a trontoal ialnnil, Tho
three have been captured whtle
trylna to arreae Aahwood and rca
cue Nancy Wentworth. ..:":
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Chapter 20
MADHOUSE
STEVENS was'cliewing quietly,
his eyes gazing off Into a far
corner. His two companions waited
for him to speak. m.
' At last the silence 'became uome
what oppressive. Ashwood's slen
der, nervous Angers drummed Impa
tiently uponiae table top. Tho de
tective looked at .him with a friend
ly smile. .. . . , ......
:' "Llmpy," he murmured unexpect
edly,' "you're' a great Httlo feller,
and 1 like .you. . But so long-as. 1
keep my health and my Job i;ot to
do my daiimocost to put you In the
hot scat, where you belong. And
sorry I'll be, too,' when they turn on
tho juice, i So, you see, I can't say
anything that'll cramp my style.
My Job Is bard enough as It' Is. He
drained his glass.
"Guess v.o'11 play aloni with
Stove, here," announced Jerry unlet-
iy-
Emory said nothing, but nodded
ln'agreemerit. ; . :i
Asbwood's fingers ceased their
drumming: .
' "Sorry, fellows." ho shrugged, ris
ing painfully.
"Don't know as I blame -ou. Still,
: hope you'll be careful, for I'd hale
to have you shot'" He turned to
Sorry.' : "Captain Calhoun, ro r are
at liberty' to discuss this locntlon
whenever yo pi iaso. "Alfrol, kind
ly show youi new guests to their
.room and see that .they are made
'comfortable."- ' ' - ' '
He smiled Inscrutably as they
followed the steward from the room.
"Well, I no?er Invested $26,000 In,
better advantage In my ' life than
vhcn 1 bought that monoplane," de
clared Emory enthusiastically, 'a
the stowor j-closed tho door behind
lilm. He looked at the other two
with gleaming eyes. "I wanted ad
venture tp help me forget lEe gen
eral boredom of lite, didn't ? This,
gentlemen. Is just what my doctor
ordered!" '
"Uh, huh," agreed Stevens Main
ly...."!, got a hunch that what you
follors call adventure Is coming
along In gobs so big and tough that
you'll have a lot of trouble digesting
them." " ' "-' - :
"How did- they capture you7"
asked Jerry curiously.
"They Jut.' looked down l d saw
our piano sitting there on the bench.
Thru they dived and cut circles In
the sand around us with a nachlne
gun until It would have been silly
not to stick up our bands." The
detective was clearly dejocted.
Whatever there might be of adven
ture and romance In the situation
did not appeal to him. "Thon they
landed and Invited us aboard their
plane, where a guy sat behind us.
tickling our ribs with uu automatic.
Another fellei flew our plane back."
"What's the layout ' here?" de
manded Emo-.y "How are we going
to get away and release the prison
ers?" "Isn't he the ambitious little boy?"
mocked Stevens.
"This .ilaci djpsn't look very dan
gerous to me." retorted Emorj. "Af
ter all Is sold ?nd done. I r titer llk.
that chap you call Umpy. He was
the finest fellow you over PV7 'hat
night he speaks ot In London, and 1
don' believe he's changed much.
Little more hard-boiled, purhaps.
but that rather adds to his attrac
tion." . . V ,
"Sure," agreed Stevens, "1 like
him, too, within Fonslbh llm'ts. But
bo's something new In tho t a; of
crooks, and i play safe with a iy
thing 1 don't understand. Oiys like
Llmpy, when they turn t.'ook, usual
ly take to shoving phoney money or
some other game where brains and
glib tongue turn the trick. Bui'this
feller's gone Into the racket as a
sort of Interesting experiment, they
tell me, ani he's been cleaning up
on It. Trouble Is, he's always
worked through others, so tba up
to a few minutes ago I was never
able to get anything on him I could
use In court, r.at listen. ! ' I: don't
fool yourself. That baby meant
Just what he said when he warned
us to step easy. He'd kill yci In a
minute, even If he was to cry him
self to sleep every night over It for
a wef k."
"1 think Steve's right, Emory,"
agreed Jerry. "I've spent an eve
ning and a night here, and It's the
damnedest madhouse you've ever
seen. ' It's snlng to be another
scorching day today, and by night
balf the folk on the Island, Includ
Injuries. , V
HlzcniBkl, in a mild voice, testified
he "socked" .the almost naked Stark
twice.''" v ' . v..
."You're lying," thundered Justice
Stelnbrink ,
He repeatedly - warned police wit
nesses that ' in "covering up" they
laid themselves open . to perjury
charges. Two policemen, Harry Zan
der and Ijoslle Pearsall, he bltlugly
called "expert masseuers" used to
"shellack" ,tlght-Uppod prisoners.
.-, 50 Kaw Writs
Que witness .told.. of seeing Stark
lying unconscious in a sound-proof
rifle room, his trousers half off, his
shirt all open In front, disclosing raw
welts, of which a physician testified
there were 60. . .
Others said they saw him slumped
over in a chair "too far gone to speak,
gagging at times and then, finally,
unconscious. It was Police Captain
Emll Morse that "ordered him taken
lers Throw
by Eu&taxx L. Ademvii ' '
Ing ourselvos, will be fit subjects
for padded cells' and stroiirm
nurses. -The Last thing far us to do
Is to play along quietly, watdi for a
lucky breau and then Jump U grab
u."' - .' .
"That sounjs llko sense," nodded
Stevens, standing at the window and
watching a man who bugged the
shade of a palm and every Nov- and
then shitted his heavy bolster to a
more comfortablo position.
My dear Miss Wentworth,"
sighed Ash wood,' "If you were only
able to acquire a' proper perspec
tive, you would And yourself thor
oughly enjoying your stay wlth us.
You are, I am told, a remarkable
actress. J'ist think of the roles you
will be able to create when you 'un
defstand the pathologic psychology
of your fellow guests."
A faint breezo from tho GUI of
Mexico caressed Nancy's pink chook
as she lay bnck In her deck chair
indolently watching the BOtt tropic
night. Ash vood's Idle specui itlons,
brilliant but bltlngly cjrnivtl, In
trigued her, ' ' '.
"But I'm not a dramatic actres3,
Mr. Ashwood." she pretested. "It's
really a pit that you did net Invito
someone dov Lore who might give
mo singing and dnnclrg lesson; in
stead of studies In character."
' He waved her argument away.
"Hamilton, for Instance," be con.
tlnued, reflectively, "who, like . a
drowning man wltb ills proverbial
straw, clutches at his deck of cards
as a preserver of his sanity. Watch,
if you will, the expression in his
eyes .when Ho looks at .Williams,
the Inoffensive grain broker from
Chicago. ' Strange, those two solid
business men should be so antago
nistic." Each seems so Innocuous
In Ills own hay," But tbelr-hrood.
Ing distaste for one another will
flare up before long and the results
will bq fascinating, to an Impartial
observer.' -;' '; '- -" ' '
"'''Regard tho sullen enmity bo
tween our fashionable nn.iat.eur ath
lote Mallory.' and the product bf
Chicago speakeasies, the worthy
Luccl.." ." ' ' " "
'Then, If you please, observe the
case ot Martin, whose real love is
Chicago rcal estate In neat little
subdivisions on the prairies west of
Evahsvllle." Ho finds' himself, now.
In love with you, but perplexed
because the heat seems to - nave
dried up tho ebullient, bubbling
spriiigs' ot' loquacity which are
every real estate 'promoter's birth
right. ' He," too, thwarted In "his
ambition ' to sell you the Idea ' of
settling In Chicago, will soon break
out Into violence, it is interesting
to speculate as to the time and
method of bis outbreak."
Nancy wondered what the three
newcomers were doing at this m-ir-ent.
They had kept to them
selves all day, making no effort to
talk to her or to the other pris
oners. She had thought there
would be troublo when she- bad
seen the queer old detective meet
bucci near me ueau line in front
of the hangar. The gangster had
clenched his fists and had half
crouched as though to spring at the
older man. But Calhoun and Bat
tles had stepped forward to meet
his charge. There had been an In
stant's tense silence and Luccl
bad turned away, bis swarthy face
dark and lowering. Nancy had
seen a look of disappointment
sweep over the faces ot the two
comrades.
Her wild surge of hope that the
trio would find speedy means to
rescue her had faded Into nothing
during the baking hours ot the
afternoon. After all, what could
they do, surrounded, as they were,
by n score of armed guards? She
hoped they would not be preclpl
tale. . Ashwood had told her that
Calhoun had been slightly Injured
In attempting to Interfere when she
bad been kidnaped. Her heart
warmed to him, but she had had no
opportunity to express her grail,
tude. Later, perhaps, the ,-hance
would come.
"And now." Ashwood's somnolent
voice continued, "it becomes neces
sary to tell you that the day after
tomorrow I am taking a step of
somo importance. I. observe a
slight feeling ot restlessness among
my men, here, so events are shap
Ing more rapidly than I had anilcl
paled.
"I have decided tn buy you bark
from your ah (lance, and we will
leave the Island for good. The
others will be released the next
day." ,
She sat bolt upright In her chair,
wandering If she hail understood.
"Buy me?" she gasped.
tConurtnht IHnt I'rratl
Afhwood't tonthir0 proposal
ts Nancy caufet Lccci tc inafce a
deadly threat, tcmorrtv.
to the rifle room, testimony showed.
' Zander Insisted that Hlzenskl, cry
ing "Tou low down tliief,"1 leaped at
-Btark.', hit lilm on the throat- time
and again, until his head snapped
back and then dropped downward.
- I'liyalcian' Testifies -
Dr. Thomas J.'" Poorns, ' physician
called In police, said ho found
8tark dying and In "shocking condi
tion,", lie naked what the matter
was and was toldt ' ,. .
"Ho must have had a fit of some
kind.". ,-. , i.
"You deteoted that it wasn't a
fit?" asked Justice Stelnbrink.-
"No1 trained eye' was necessary for
that," the physician reported;
' Jsse Stclll'nnd Philip Cecala, two
of Stark's fellow-suspects In. the S4
robbery of Mrs. Hizenski, appeared
frightened as they pointed out po
licemen they accused of beating
them. 1 The fourth man, Alex Drangcl,
was surly and doflant. Walking down
a long row of men, some of them
white and shaking, he would stop
In front of ' one, give him a thump
that sent him back on his heels and
say: ' .- '. ,
"He slapped me around."
He shook his fist at Detective Ser
geant Marcell Chagnon; : accused of
wielding a rubber- hose, and mut
tered "I'd like to break your skull."
' The suspensions loft the county
detective bureau sadly riddled, and
newspapers predicted 'a shake-up
would follow. . . - ' -
Daily Cross
ACROSS
, Commences
10a filer
Bravo
Formal pro-
cession
Alternative
Always: poet.
Summer: . . -
FYench '
Exists
Color
Hindu ruler
Devoured
Short jacket
Contented
murmur
Having littlo
valoclty
LeKiHlutlve
bodies
Mlinicltera
Diversion
Pilot
rurposos
Mongrels
Division of a
nlny '
Terrible
Undo: Scotch
Precipitous .
Summit
Tho Greek N
Bxclamntlon
Clock In the
- form of a
Bhlo ' -
&i. -l-'arcnt
52. i'Votbull team -
SI. SenselfiBs tallt
"(J LrinK str-p
57. Emphasis
DOWN
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1. Coasts
2. Cylindrical
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STORy VmAL COCHRAN V' PICTURES 4J0E KIN&
P 1932 BV MCA WHVICC. IHC. '
(READ THE STORY. THEN COLOR THE PICTURE)
THE lebra circled here and;
there nnd frankly djdn I seem'
to core where II was renlly bound
for 11 usl ran with all lli
might
' The TlnleB. who were chasl'iB
II. kept on. bin didn't gain one!
bit. "If we don't hurry" Dttnry
ald. " 'twill run right out of
sight
; "As for myself. I'm getting
tired Wilh lots of pep thai
beast's Inspired and we aro slm-,
ply foolish to be running on like
this. - ' 1 I
"I Ihlnk I'll Hop down on the.
ground and soon 1 will lie sleep-1
Ing sound My share of sleep Is
one thing that I alwavs hate to
miss
4t""vH. my you are a lozy lad,"
said 8couty "Frankly. I'd
be glad to run a bit like this each
day to keep myself in trim
"Some day you're going to
realize that everyone needs exer
cise. I only wish that we were
where we all could take a swim
"That sport Is very good for
1'OllTI.AM) lMtonrt'E
PORTLAND, July 10 Country
meats . Selling price to retailors!
country-killed hogs beat butchers un
dor 100 lbs. 7tr7!4c. Others unchang
ed. ,- : -.- , i . .
Onions Balling prlco to retailer:
now Walla Walla OOcerSl.lO cental.
New potatoes ' Northwest ti.GO
cental. , '
nutter, buttorfat, eggs and llvo
poultry unchanged.
Mohair, nubv coscara bark, hops,
potatoes, strawberries, wool ana hay
quotations unchanged.
POUTL.VMl CASH
PORTLAND. Ore., July 10 Ml Cash
wheat: Big Bend bluestcm 67c.
Soft wllito 470.
Western white 40c.
Hard winter 40o.
Northern spring 4Gc.
Western red 45V!c.
Oats: No. 2 white S10.60.
Today's car receipts: wheat. 30;
Hour 1; com 4: hay 1.
VINNIPKO W1IKAT
WINNIPEG. July 10 VP) Wheat
close: July 53; Oct. Dec.
00 i.l 68!'B.
Cash. wheat: No. 1 northern 64;
No. 2 northern b0; No. 3 northern
4K. ' I
- Word Puzzle
Solution of yesterday's Puzzle IV. Syini.oi tor
11. Lltrnry
suiervltor
12. Stitches again
20. rut on
22. Strict ren
dcrin of
what Is due
z3. I.lquor '
25. Unci's of necks
27. Hnpldlty
21). Sailor
30. Nor w eg I tin
torritorlnl
division
32. Means
33. 1'uhllc displays
34. Violent com
motion
35. Hofore
37. Insect's ens
38. figures ot .
speech
39. Divisions of
ft calyx
41. Expltito
44. Cast off
45. Siutcy
43. Ovum: comb,
form
f0. Rvergreen trco
63. ComnnrntlVQ
ond ing
55. A brtither of
... O'Hn .
.8. Metric Innd
mcusuro
4. Klali egija
B. ltow
0. Prudlentnents
7. Olii wen lion
8. Solemn deciar-
ntlon
- 0. Unrefined
metal
you hut something thai wo. sel
dom do However, let's null ar
guing and catch thol zebra now "
lint when they slarled looking
round, the frisky beast could not
he found "My goodness." shout
ed Windy. "It has disappeared
somehow."
...
THEN Duncy said. "There'll bo
a fusa 'eauso II l gono It's
tip to us to try and find another
Say! 1 have a happy hunch
"1 need a donkey from that
lent " So to that spot they
promptly went, and when the
donkey came out. Duncy said,
"Now watch me. bunch."
He look a palnl brush In hi?
hand and cried. "This donkey will
look grand I'm going lo put
some stripes on him with paint,
as you shall see
"Their It!; a zebra he ll appear
I'll do the Job well, never fear "
The others soon agreed he if
as clever as could bo.
iCnpyrlpht. I32. NI-'.A Service Inc i
(Cnppy serves n dnmly menl In
flip next sloi-)'.)
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HBNDEBSONVILLE, N. C. M") Nl
L. '"Noll" - Shockley hadn't tried to,
play golf In 18 years, but ho shot tl'
04 over tho 18-holo Kanuga layout,
hero his first trip out.
". ' A former caddy mastor at tho oldl
Bar.a Soucl country, club near urecn-
villo, S. C, which was one of the first
golf courses in this section, Shockley
onoo was able to ohoot regularly In
tho low 80's. i i - i
Francis . Oulmct, Shockley recalled.-
was a frequont player at the old Sans I
Soucl. Then he smiled broadly.
The llrat $5 bill I over had In my i
life," he explained. "Oulmet gave me I
for caddylng 54 holes for hlro one hbt
afternoon.- Ho knew his gamo iind'ha-
knew hl3 club3 and never allowed the j
cuddy 'to suggest cr offer a club."
NAItHOW KHf'AI'K ;' j
HOOD RIVER, Ore, July 18 mi
Four persons imrrowly csenped dis
aster on Mount Hood Sunday whenfj
tin avnlnnche of 'snow and roctot
starting near the summit, tote
through one of n string of climbers'
who were descending from the pciik
.The four woro Injured but their
hurts were not serious. They aro
Mr. andyMrs. George Bnlley of Yakl--mn,
Wnsh.; Ednn Redmond of Hood
River, and Ed Ooodrlch, Hood River.
Doctors with the party attended tho
four.
THE NEW FANGLES (Mom'n
' : -!
' YiELL.WC SiMPLV MUST PAV THIS
I FWNVTUne BILL. VM VtOT1 0ONG TO "
HWE. CHICK VNOPRY DKV
OVER IT--I'LL SELL SOMETHING !! J
LET'S SEE '
( OH, I knovv!--
v grandmas vcmrus:: )
stvj
Ms 2 h
, ,' ''-Zimmhm Elr-lr r'n,,.
RATES BY MONTH
3 lines, per month .i-,,,,, , tM
3 lines, per month ................... -S3.20
4 lines, per mouth ,.................4.00
ft Hues, per month 4.70
EaoU additional line over five
charged at 50o per line per month.
WANTED
AN TED TO RENT Small, mod.,
film, house. Must do closo In.
Wlto Box 0, care Observer.
7-10-3 tp.
WILL BUY somo wearier or feeder
plB. " Also 8 ft. McCornlck-Dcor-lng
binder. F. O. Pottrate. Sum.
mervlllo; 7-18-a tp.
MIGHT purchase nrst mtgo. on
valley farm bearing 7 int. Aug. 1.
Submit dctallB. Bert Oakman, 2111
David Stott BIdg., Detroit, Mich.
. 6-13-1 mp.
WILL BOY 80 oia batteries. Will pay
1 according to their condition. New
battorles na low as 6.95. Automo
tive Blectrlo Co., 142S Adams. Phone
M 620. ' 1-20-1 m
MKTKOIt HITS (iKKMANY
HEIDELBERO, dot-many, July 10
fl What was presumably a large
mctcorlo fragment fell In tlUs vicinity
early today with a bright flash, a
crash as of thunder : and a shock
which waa felt for several mllea
around. , '
FRECKLES ND HIS FRIENDS
' On Her Way!
I'LL EPLAIW 1t THE
Boys in iwe express
CAR THAT THE DOS IS
HARMLESS... THEY'LL
TAKE HEP JUST LIKE
IWE DEPOT,
VRMELLINSER
TELLS THE'
Boys THAT
TO SHIP
POOPLfi ISJ
TH6 'PIASIO
Boy. vdoLD
CO ST TOO
UCH- SO
THEV TAKE
HER OUT AtJD
SHE'S TASSED
FOR STRAISHT
EXPRESS,
AS IS !...'
Pop)
High Finance!
PART OF
STRING
'. , ' , -s,
I I THE TRAIM'S 1 HERE' ybL) pur v SURE -VJE HAVE To .
COMIUS HER OW THE IRAIrO, HURPy... SETy SIX,
PRECkCLES J AW- ELLiuSER...' I?OESW'T STfoP
I S " !! jd. SHE'S A LITTLE A." CON FtoOPLrr'
- , s ; irrrir
Lvi-c;:TX - l?i -a .A "-H
S9v - -- 'r Iff, v" Ix-V fy ri&U ccis
m OHD Ih- &&ifek see 'mi- 4
V .T rciSfrrt-- S X .V.-.-SK-A-.V Tii . - '". 'I
:llICiUIO LIVESTOCK ,, V,
.CHICAGO. July 10 JJ D, If. p.
A.) Hogs 23.OO0; 'very slow.VlO feaoo
lower; 180-240 lbs. 4.70M 8O. ; .. .
Cattlo 7,000: not enough done to
test values; occasional; sales' fed
steers, ' yearllngu and1' butcher lahew
stcck weak to 25c lower; vealers 25
50a lower; Btockera and feedera bull,
weak to 25c lower; strlotly choice long
yearlings mailo $0.25; - bulk vealers
B.00, 5.50; few $0.00; weighty grassy
oalvos around 4 008$4.5p, f '
Sheep 11,000; mostly steady with
strong undertone;' native lamb3 good
to choice $5,606 $0.00; fat eweti $1.60
r$3.00. ' ,
SUGAR AM) FLOUR
PORTLAND, July 10 OP) Surjar
Cane, granulated $4.48 100 lbs.; -beet
$4.20 100 lbs.
Domestic flour Selling price, de
livered: patent 40s $5.50; do 08s $5.30-,
bakers' blueatem $4.10; soft' wheat
pastry patent $3.40(j $3.60; Montana
hard wheat patent' $5.00g$5.20; ryo
$4.50a$4.oo. . , ,- .
Hirejctpry
Hospitals
' PB. LEK B. BOUVT 4
Cye, Ear, Nose and Throat' Hospital
Snl noor Foley Bldg Ph. MaUl'll.
OH, SORE! 5HS .
VNQhJT HURT AWy-'
BPDy...1EUL THEM
To SJE"HER LOtS
OF NATER AM? -SHE'LL
BE FlME
till she sets'; '.
TUIS
By Cowan
MV V'MCU'---HOT T NOt:LTVJ'T
?TONG ENOUGH, AND CHICK
. VJOULD NOTICE YT WA3 GONE.:.
VIOUE OF OUT? WEDDING
'PRE'5ENrr; APE NOWTH
OTHED JEvNELW --
1
THEN hRtH't NEAPABLE THIS WAV
AMD IHC-f'UE. VgOVTH MUCH MORE
THAU THE TURNIfUPE tlLL - I'LL DO
Aq KGU91A SUGGESTED AND HAVE
THEM MADE INTO A SINGLE,
AND HOCK THE REST- I'LL
DO "
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