La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 03, 1932, City Edition, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, Ottflke3yiH32 IA GRANDE. EVENING OBSERVER; GRANDE. ORfc 8 Grain Markets Remain Weak On Slower Demand 'WASHINGTON, Oct. 3 (Special) Ibmc-jUc wheat markets reflected the weakness la the foreign, situation during the last week In September and prices of most classes declined slightly compared with a week ago, according to the weekly grain market review of the U. S. bureau of agri cultural economics. Continued heavy offerings of Canadian wheat, ft light European demand as a result of rec ord crops In Important deficit coun tries, fairly large shipments from Rus sia; and the generally favorable pro gress of tho southern hemisphere cr&pe, were th,o- principal weakening influences. Feed grains were dull or a continued" alow clem and. ,Com de clned to new. low levels under fairly heavy offerings , and with the ap preaching movement qf the new crop. Rjje was lowered with, wleat, but flax remained Independently firm as a re sult of reduced marketinga, light do me-jttc supplies and a fairly active crusher demand. The reduced European demand for foreign wheat remains the outstand ing feature in the general wheat mar ket situation. World shipments dur ing August and September were pnly a 'little over one-half as large as for trie corresponding period during the past two seasons and reflect the un- 3 usually large crops in Germany, France, Italy and Spain. Canada; la at 'present furnishing the bulk of the vorld's exports and the pressure or Canadian offerings has been, prin cipally responsible for recent declines. Receipts during tho week at the prin cipal Canadian terminals totaled V-t-23G cars and prices at Winnipeg d ctihed to the lowest point of ths sea son, with No. X Manitoba northern quoted Sept. 30 at 44c per bu. In V. S. currency. The same grade was Quoted at Vancouver at 45c and f. 0. h Nam York at 54U.0. Coast Markets Qutet- Pacific coast . markets remained qu(e,t. but future at. Portland did not fellow 'fluctuations, at Chicago. Tlje Sept. delivery closed at Portland Sep"-. rin :if 1 tin riioh t.rinn n. wppIc fieo d whfle the December and May denver 75 ics wore &1 lower. The strength 1 I In the Sept. delivery reflected the ' tight cash situation. Country mar- kcthiRs continued relatively light, re ceipts at Puget. Sound and Qolumb,ih. i ' l river terminals totaling only 616 carp. ; for Jdie week compared with 1,148 cars .J tor, the corresponding weel Ja-at year. ? In addition tq the car receipts 9.000 . bushels we're received at Portland by mA river boat and 6,600 bushels by truck, r ; Domestic mills provided, the prtnclpa.1 outlet since no new export business ( i was reported. Local prices continued above Canadian and Australian offer lngs both In the Orient and Europe. '.') " j. Three cargoes of Canadian wheat were j.'vjf reported sold at Vancouver to Shang ! hni din-inn the week, with some busl- f nes3 each day to the United, Kingdom. ;.;At the close or tne marice cepc. ou. a. a, Dtueatem para, wiiimjjwus nuumu at Portland at. 61c, soft white, at o3o, S ;l western white,' western red, northern :: spring and hard winter .at 52c per v ,j bu. sacked basis. No. X. Western whito I ' wheat was quoted at Seattle at 53o -'-and Baart hard." . wiute'.at Qlc, 'sacked it 'for No. 1. wheat. 16 per"cent protein rlnrlr rj-irtViofn Rlirlntr fmm MOtltlina .dark northern .spring from Montana was quotea in du-k m. oo hci WUB"1' CHICAGO LIVESTOCK ? CHICAGO, Oct. 3 m l- (U. S. D. A.) Hogs 28.000; slow, weak to 10c lower; 190-260 lbs. $4.05$4.15. . ' Cattle 20,000; not nough done to ;makea market, sentiment weak to 25c -lower on most killing classes, well : finished medium weight and weighty steers held abovo $10.00, few sales $9.00 $9.50; beef cows very dull Wld ding lower on vealers $6.00 downward. . Sheep 27,000; veiy little done; fat native lambs around steady to $6.60 -,(1)5.65; throwouts $3.50 $3.76; fat ewes $1.00$2,00. , OMAHA SHEEP i OMAHA, Oct. 3 VP) (U. S. D. A.) Sheep 16.000; lambs slow, steady to weak; sheep steady; feeding lambs 15c ;(25c higher; range lambs $4.50 (4.75; light ewes up to $1.75. i PORTLAND CASH . PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 3 (IP) Cash whont: Big Bend bluestem 60 fcc. Soft white 61o. Western white 60c. Hard winter 60'4c. Northern spring 60c. Western red 49c. i Oats: No. 2 white $17.00. Today's car receipts: wheat 55; bar- ) ley 6; flour 19; corn 1; oats 6; hay 1. : . WINNIPEG WHEAT WINNIPEG," Oct. 3 m Whaat :-t close: Dec. 61 a: May 6614. ! Cash wheat: No. 1 northern 49V4: No. 2 northern 47)4; No. 3 northern 45. Stetson HATS $5 If n STOCK MARKET TONE BARELY STEADY TODAY NEW YORK, Oct. 3 P The stock today, but. failed to fully erase ex.' trcme losses of 1 to 3 polnU In thr leaders. The market remained slug.jmolM ,a 8now mt,a pc. Blsh, but closed with a barely Jtasny hwnd ls.good In all scores but far the tone. Transfers approximated 1,100,, , D f undergrade. " -. Closing figures for ten of the lead, lng stocks follow American Tele, and Tele. American Chem. ii Dye Bethlehem Oteel ....... General Motors John Manvllle ......... Liggett & Myers B ,,..,.. Montgomery Ward Co. ' Ji G. Penney Co ..., .,..... Public Service of N. J ei Southern- Pacific. , , V j 30' United Aircraft ., Union Pacific united corp United States Steel. .,....,.,...., 42. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK ny.nmr Atm st. a i 2100, calves 128; unsteady, Steers 60o. 000 ibs medium 4 26560, com- mon $2.504.25j 900-1100 lbs. mo-!'5 dlum 4.353.50. common 2.60 4.25; 1100-1300 lbs. medium 4.00 & 5.25; heifers 550-850 . lbs. medium, $3.25$4.50, common 2.?5 9 $43.25. Cowa, common and medium 2.00 & 3.25. low cutter and cutter l 25. n nrt , . 9.uu. nulla lyouiliuga baviuuuu uuuu, and choice (beef). 2.50.$3.00. cutter. : common and medium 1.60 2.60.i,i "" uiieiuigs oi Vealers milk fed. good and choice tlB season were received during the 5.50?a.50. medium 4 00SB.B0. cull: day and considered of- good quality. and common 2.50.4.0d. calves 250-! 500 lbs. good and choice $4.00(36.00, common and medium $2.503$4.O0. Hogs, 3000, Including 1107 through 10c lower .. 1 Light lights, 140-160 lbs., good and choice. S3 75ia ft4.50: HirhtwelBhtA. 180. .ISO. lbs., good and. choice,. 64,35. $4.60; 1B0-200 lbs., good and. oholoe, 4.36sr4.50; medium weight, 200-220 lbs.,, good and- oholcp. 63.76 gi 64,5a: 220-260 lbs., good, and choice 63.05 $4.36; . heavyweights, 250-29Q lb, good and choice $360p 64 36i-280-360, ids., gooa ana cnoipe, oa.uu; packing aows, 276-500 lbs.,'' medium and good, ,$3.00 & $3.50; feeder and stccker, pigs, 70rl3Q lb3., 'good and choice, $3.75 $4.25. " ' ": Sheep and lambs 1000; ' steady. Lambs 00 lbs. down, good and choice $4.25 $4.50, medium. $3.50 $4.20, all weights, common, $2.50' 0- $3.50; yearling wethers 90-110 lbs, medium, havo carried, other bodies greater dls to choice $1.25 62.85; ewes 120 lbs. tancnB which mnv nr.vm. th.ir h.. medium to choice 78l;tt) 120-160 all weights,, cult, tac.Qrama. 90ja.7PQ, PORTLAND PRODUCE PORTLAND, Oct, 3 (P) i-i Butter' Prints 02 ocore or better. 22 23c; standards 21 22c. ' : t Butterfat Direct to sUlppera: sta- it(on 15c Portland delivery price 17c lb , , m nrices: fresh extras 26c : stand. 1 nrd 24c; mediums 22c; piiileta 16ft; , Tho 13 knqwn persons, .who. wene i Live poultry Not buying price: in tho path of the flood waters and heavy hens colored 4 lbo. 14c; do of whom no trace has been found mediums 9c;r Ughts-.7c; ;aprUigs, coU. ..Wfite? Amelia WiUlams,. 2, grand ered. 16c:-ail wclghta white 10 16c; - daughter, of Mrs. Cooper;. A Ht Boss,.. rlri rvt-.fit- in: rinr.icn nekln. ina.i 1 n-locomotive oncineer: Hnrrv. Moore. lb , Country meats. Selling prlc ., to retailerj: country-killed hogs best butchers under 160 lbs. 66c; veal-i ers 80-100 lbs. OigO'Ao lb.; lambs 8 l; ... Ottos, bolieyed, lost In the cloud Bo lb.; yearlings te lb.; heavy ewe? burst were mon riding a freight., trajn 2V4fj 3o lb.; canner cows 8o lb.; bulls which had reached a siding at Wood 45c lb, iford-Keeno. to await repairs to the Onions Selling price to retailers; railroad track. One of the free riders Oregon 00c cental; new Walla Walla !K the. train-" who. escaped when he 60 is. 75c orange box; Yakima Corns saw tho water come rushing down tho $1.00(g.$l. 10 cental. , ' h (Tehachapl creek bed said hO;Wltness- Wool 1033 clip, nominal; Wlllamr 4. noarjy ft scorp of. men flung heltor otte vailey 1015c lb.; Eastorn Oror ukeltor. down the crock when the wall gon ll12c lb. 'of wator, struck, the train., Hay r Buying price from, produoor: Watches found on Kadd and his alfalfa $12.00(iii$12.60; clover $0.00 . son gavo the time of tho cloudburst nin.so: "Willamette vallev timothv at .8:6 o'clock Prlday night. The -); Eastern Oregon timothy - $17.00 $17.50; oats and vetch $10.00 $10.50. SUGAR AND KLOUIl . PORTLAND, Oct. 3 (P) Sugar-.? Cane, granulated $4.50 100 lbs.; ,beet sugar $4.30 100 lbs. Domestic flour Selling price de livered: patent 40s $5.60; do 98s $6,30; bakers' bluestem, $4.10; . .soft, wheat pastry patent 43.40 & $6 ,2pv Montana nara wneat patent o.uut'fojsui $4.50 $4.60. Afji '; ;" ryo HUCKLEBERRY PICKERS HELD UP BY "FERRY" NEVVPORT, Ore, automobile loads Dickers were kent beach here Sunday whenka tug-boat and scow put into service-v to ferry them across Yaqulna Baytbroke down and drifted onto a sand ffl pit. The ferry was loaded With six auto? mobiles and their passengers and six more cars and their passengers were on the scow. Tho passengers waited until nightfall In hopes the ferry might be pulled of the spit, then abandoned their machines and were taken ashore by the coast guard. Tho tugboat had been put Into ser vice, it was reported, because tho huckleberry pickers were eager to get to their picking grounds, where tho season Is now at its height. ' Plans were being made to float tho two carriers at high tide. LOTTERY TRIAL , ENDS ABRUPTLY (Contmusd From Psge one) obtala possible vindication In time for him to make s campaign for re election to the senate. ThoM GIm Eyes . Rev. Dr. Robert Norwood of New Jork city describes a stuffed Pe ensus: "How little song there Is In America at the- present day, because our poeia nave ou kiui iu . wwm. They have no song Id their soul. All they have, Is, glass e.ves and t frozen sneer." Quoted In "Golden Book." Demand is Good For Butter; No Change in Price ch , ; th0' n)irkot , 6utter arlAi, .. ,v. ..,., ,rA ,,,' uenerauv maintained marked for . lB nou,ln t ...Hinir trHo r.n- '. ters of the country. Late trading loj l" ; cally has been almost generally at the !?, prices recently established, in ii 1 Practically no ohange In price tono . or general sentiment Is refleotod In ?: J . the market for oheese. ??' Make along the Pacific coaat con oj'I'"uw to re"t' more than, season. IVoLh !n tn ritrrror' Rockies. . In fact In general In August ' thep was a decrease of 1.55 per cent year ano but the outnut was G.39.do, cent ! Ba nnmnarpti with .liilv fr. ! me racmc coast tne make was re-1 brought forth, by tho statement ot ported as 14.13 per cent heavier than 1 President Abelardo Rodriguez of Mox a yoar ago. - ico that all Catholic churches. In Mox- i iime uuiiLiiiues a uomiDQi aemana ?or turk6va nere country- I very "n'0118 to slllP- The best call Bhown or w mV hens- Shipping- jc"a aPPears w have entirely die- iap,1,'',et,; Whl e there continues a demand fpr "" Duera, tne.wnite. aorta ... ao 80 '"vorable and some buyers have j . rduced the prlco So lb. In. order to forco a movement. Staccrv WhltA fjoir- , ' " ho are around a. dlmo a pound. 8001 Bh0)ls wero offered at 1514c with "Mi-'"'" " s"a iu; wicsuu uuciiuQo. uio iiuv uuu- for. a week or more. Market for potatoes, la marking time. Considerable No. 2 Yakima stock has been rushed here during the lost week ?pso nncl Plonty of avatlablo for some """" "v"" vuuugu wie ruio ui siop shipments of tliat grade are carrlou . through, . - TlOnY OF WOMAN pA .ATfiJ, FOUND 19 MILES FROM HER HOME (Continued rrom Page One) with but. little warning. Tho body of one of the victims, Mrs. Louise Kndq, .vas found,, lp rhiles from het home, and authorities Hfnfyiri t.h f nvr-o nf fhn itratat tnav lng locatc(,. Tons of mud and. debris were swept down through the can yons and many- bodies, undoubtedly have been burled. An accurate death list under the circumstances will be Impossible. Bodies so far recovered were: Mrs. Kadd, her husband, Peter, operator of a service station at Woodford- K.eene; feter K.ada Jr., their son, about 20; Mrs. Nell H. Cooper, tele graph operator at Caliente, and three fled, youth of about 18 years. .. ., , I railroad! ibrakeman, and ten unidenti- fled men, who. wore in, the. Kadd ser- Vice., statioii-restaurnnt' and believed to. be. itinerants. time pieces had stopped at that hour. The rain. gauge at Tehaohapl show ed a precipitation of 4.75 Inches from 1 p. m, to 0 p, m. ELECT HURLEY PRESIDENT OF C. E. SOCIETY , Roscoo Hurley was elected president of tho Christian Endeavor society pf the presbyterlan church last evening ac a meeting at t.ne enure n to. conv plete plana for the winter. The busl-. ness session, was held, following tho rogular devotional, prpgram. Miss Ruth Ooibel. was. selected as vice proaident and clialrman of the look out committee;- Miss Katharine Wlss ler, secretary; Miss Mpxy Frees, treos i t ; , lurer; Ralph Gelbel, .chairman of the Oct. fl Fifty social committee; Bill Eakln, ohair of huckleberry man of tho prayer meeting com waltlntr on the mittee; Miss La Velio Hanna, chalr- jman .of tho mlsstonary committee. Tho efforts of. the young people for the winter will be centered on one society, instead of a division Into two sections as has been, done pre viously and by the concentrated ef forts of a larger number of young people a very successful - winter Is an telpated. Miss Hulda Anderson is tho counsellor for the group. Further activities. of the Christian Endeavor include the sectional rally of tho Grande Rondo union which will bo held in Enterprise next Sun- I A committee of the local socl ety met yesterday, afternoon and made plans for the ovent,. Several carloads of young peoplo are expected to atr tend from La Grande and-Lower Cove Including all the district union, of ficers from this section, as well as young peoplo from the societies in Wallowa county. . Waves of Short Length, ' Light waves aro only millionth! of on Inch In length. MEXICO THROWS "DOWN GAUNTLET (Continued Prom Page One) (J today, Indicated he would charge that encyclical was Issued as a counter attack to what he said was "now vir tually conclusive that directors of the Mexican Catholic olergy were behind the assassination of President-elect Alvaro Obregon" In 1&28. 1 CH1CAOO Open - -,. -.....-.:-.. M -- ,...; .SUJj, . ; . . Dec'. Muy Silly ,- . CUICAQQ CORN , v. Open Hl.b Lqk - Okw 1 .!4 .2r-sn jm 'xt9Mn .Mixta .... .uy Dec. May July POllILAND Orch . .nW Mii " Muy BISHOP I1KPI.IKS EL PASO. Tex., Oct. 3 W) myi given U0 El Paso Times tt night, Bishop A. Jt Schuler, of the Kl PaK diocese, said- Catholics in Mex soouUon." ntnhMA RhnlofV monr. wnm ico would no reurea irom reimiouB use If the Catholic, church's attltuds as shpwn In the recent papal encycll. cal, cbntlnued, Bishop Schulor was bitter In his. (denunciation of the Mexican governs ment. , "Mexican: politicians have been per- Daily Cross - ACROSS k Bqmo 4. Prunes 9. !Koid over on 12. nostra U To. ope lje li. Ape 1E. Act.or.oross lng 17. Bboft of fiction ID, Exposes to moisture 2D. Kgiiillty 21. Untrue 2-3. Chnnged 27. Entrance,. 28. WOd-paw 2.9, lyight. hefure 1 a holiday 80. -Put- on. 31. Girdles as. .im S3; Unit of worlt 34. Son of Seth ' 3&. Boa- epglca 3a. Kuln. 38, Island In tho, Mediterra nean. 39, Organ, of hearing 40, Poat bopr 41.. Injured by. 44. Buys back ' ' 47. King of Judith Solution of- Yesterday's Puzzle oiiniAiRiiciAPviETs ART IS TgAS S.A1L RE 1. NIB R A S A R E tAMAEfeY 2Sig0CARASE R ATTl E STEREO A Y E D H T A .1 T AN fcfiS TEA S PiAS K? w i thesIlabial ia5teeRana 48. run ur. Cu. yhort- sloop Gl. IilbUed cloll) C2. Satlntcs C3. Attempt . . DOWN 1, Knack 2, Only: Ormnn (READ THE STORY, THEN npHE friendly zoo man waved good by and to the Tlnles shouted, "I hope you all have a real line time while on your flatcar ride. "The beasts I've hitched up arc all right and they will pull with nil their might." "Oh, gee, we hate to leavo you," answered Windy, with a sigh. - But shortly they were traveling fast. They reached a curve and then, at last, the zoo man disap peared from sight behind some tow. erlng trees. , ?hen Scouty said, "I wonder whero we're bound for? Ceo, this ride is rare! Our liny beasts musl be real strong. They run along with ease." ttTWELL, elvo m! credit," Duncy said. "Whene'er I drive I use my head. Why, If I want lo, I can make the little beasts stand still, , "Just pull the reins. That Is the way." And then he heard another say. "Why don't you try II, Duncy? It will give us all a thrill." So-Duncy tried. Then, suddenly, the bunch was scared as scared js lir waTi 6 W" i34 52 - '3t ip8 : 5cj ' ' ' 1 42 43 AA 45 41, i si jjS3 ' mm "r""' STOPy Y HAL COCHRAN J VD PICTUCES JDE KING- 1 L A A, t lt- , i - i n i ft w or hca swKXwrlLS pay : WHBAT High Low Closa. . m ja sk . MM M ' ,.. , .nil- . , .01)34 .. . ,. WIIKAT IllRb Low Clow mw MH secuting our peoplo for 20 years and they will keep It up to the bitten end," tho bishop Bald. "They want to rob them of their religion, to do-, throne Jesus Christ and God from the heart'. of tho pooplo and to drive uoa iron, tneir lives." In contradiction to the claim of i DMDlrinnf Tn-1iliTiia titer, mnrhivla nf the Catholic ohuroh had boon- fillea with falsehood, Bishop Schuler as-! sorted that Catholics had only sought In a fair way what was theirs by right. Bishop Schuler averted that tho pope had maintained at all times an open minded nttltudo toward tho Mexican government and tho attitude of a father toward his ohlldren to tho Mexloon people. Word Puzzle 8. LeelBlatlvo bodies 9. Bulgarian coin 10. Exist 11. Aooornpllco; slang 10. Coey homo 18. Soaweed -0. Conspires HI. Dim. 22. Worship .3. Mixture ot . metals 24. Stand for 25. Important occurrence, , 28, Thick 28, Spanish Kont Ionian n. Chides 35. Gaollo 37. Qubo root of 1000 U. Systems of. ' signals 40. Munaura 41. 0 1) b true t Young animals 42, Utilize ' ' ' 8. 4. Flavor d. uouHBOd iriBh Qoln i 44,, Doaertor 45. Injure 4fl. Catch alght of 49. Note of Kz sea la " 6. Egyptian . goddoss. . 6. Insect's egg 7. Short for a man's nnmo COLOR THE PICTURE) could be. Tho little reins had. broken. Duncy's pull wnB much too strong! "Oh, gee, wo'rc In for- trouble now. We'll hnvo to stop tho beasts somehow," cried Scouty. "This Is much too fast for us to move along." ... JUST then they got another scare. All of the frightened wild beasts got tangled In the dangling reins and soon they broke away. "Iley, don't leave us," one Tiny cried. "You're going to spoil this dandy ride." The beasts, however, disappeared. The Tlnles had lo stay. They hung on tight for just a while and then brave Conpy, with a smile, suggested Hint they all jump off. "I.ct'B try It, lads," snld he. "Oh, no!" snapped Scouty. "Don't do Unit. We're moving fast and we'd hind Hal. We're wiser If wo stick and hang on tight, it seems to me." ICoiiyrlglit, l'JD2, NRA Hcrvlcc, Inc.) (Sqouty tins, n Imppy liuncli In tho next story.) (CLASSIFIED ADS IH MABUI PLACB OF ONION WALLOWA COUNIIBsK-' (Count fle average words . x to U)i.lUi) ..... . .:(, . Per line, 1st linertlon........-10o Per ,Hneeph, added, copsee , utlr. (neron; lnT. rPrrr, To Minimum charge on one order ; -360 FOR SALE 1 COW AND 34 10 wks. old pigs. M. W. Goodwin. Prultdale. 10-3-3 t. APPLJB9 for cooking and enUng 20c box, c. W; Monui, imblvr.- . . ... ; . .10-3-1. tp, ,TWO. NEWr TIRES, altfi 3Ux4. Inquire 1005 Iaka. Avfl, . , , 10-flr4 tp. PRUNES. 26c auolo box. Call M 2Dfl. , , , v 10-3t3 t. DELICIOU3. APPliCa far. sale, 2So und ooc per box. wring ooxes, &wsot cider lfio gal,, Inquire All col bwg. FOR SALE Cook etove, surrey in good condition, except top. cnenp. 1008 Adams. 10-1-9' tp. GOOD SATINQ POTATOES 20o sack. Bring your sack, can fuilor. l'liono P. 25XB. . , , . Qn20-3 t. SPUDSt-3Soi 70c and ! por sack. loo extra for delivery. Boutlv Mo Kennon. - - - D-a7-t f, FOR RENT MODERN HOUSE, remodelod 1 nnd plastered, Como- nnd soft It, -1408 Y Ave, Qeo. Chapman, Phono 204 B. 8-8-1 m. STRICTLY MOD. 0-rtt), bungalow. Inq. 1405 N. Ave. , or Ph. 431 J. , J o-w-t f. 6-RM. turn, house, garage, 1900 Oak B-lS-t f. B. Ph. 468-J. lU'.l,UgB WANTED WANTUp rli3poiitiiblo party- to xwt , 5. room,. nodon,t woll, funjlfjliod houj3. Call nt 1501, Adnms, Avq. , . v ... 103.4 t OBOW MUSHROOMr3--Wo toaaU you how nnd rind mnrkot. ' Grow 300 dtiys In the ycnrr 8eo Mv. Griffith nt 000-Washington-Avo,-' 10-1-8 t. WANTKD rQomoono to UikQ puporu to; ' Union and Oovp ov.ory aftornooiit. 10-1-t f. WANTED Special or custom sawing, Hough lumbar, foil solo 9.18 par Mm, mill run. surfaced, unci sled on orders. 916 per M; It'H, Horn, 4 ml, west of Summer vlllo, v.,; . , ; . , 9-23-1 mp. AUTOMOBILES DODGE COUPE In. A-one condition. , Uood tires, S100. , . ... PERKINS MOTOR CO. Phono Mnln (00. 4tl), & Adams . . - -. . n-2-t t. Tliough , woqd, qxiigucd, .to ' On), 'wiMijiier, w!ll,.iiis,t longor. If niilnti'tli, some , woods' . wltlislnnd, went)ior dniniiKO. very well Hull will, Inst, a long time; without, , piiinh ,., Among tluwo, snys tho Unltod' StntoS: for est sorvlco, ore whlto- plno, yollow poplur, cyiit'ORS, nuii codnr, ., Stepping Stone,, ,.A wnllc. of stopping, stpnqs.ls. not Irs nrnctlqal as ft. OPinqfil,, wHt,. !ut lt.hus ii lot, mpro BU'lo, nnd. atmos phere., If. gou cure, about; that, Step ping stono wiillisjiia not illllluult to ninlie In nny oountrji whom stonns aro found, ; . Professional Dii - UB. I.VM B. BOBVTT Bye, Bar, Nose and Throat Hospital IM noor Foley Bldg. Ph. Main 18. THE NEW F ANGLES (Mom'n. THAT , , VITAL INFORMATION . CAN bE GAINtD IY KN0WING THE CONTENTS OF SCBOD'S BRIEF CASE, HAWK - DETERMINES , TO. GET POSSESSION OF IT &V HOOH OR ' CROOK rectory , L : .JpJH . AH -AT LAST MV VICTIfV . I , approaches! ir i can j i Sy y t i vi,j i i mtt'm frit u?iriH 1 1 n - " i ir-9.iii mxa m u "c-.-- I tifJTii.m XAmmMJ t U 11-1 - S SI III IU W" , ' M W r 'jn-.n .fWAVm V WrtjL'i 1 'W P 111 - S SA I Ml -T IrV - I ... 'lc..' g. wmvm. 1 1 1 1 riL-iw,n sv . u ., 1 1 . . ( . SCROD'S ( WHY, SCP.OD, MV DEAR ( ... . . ,' BRIEF-CASE FELLOW a MV APOLOGIES.1 JtH ' SCBOOS (9) I WAS N A HURRV--YOUP SSX 1 ' 1 HAT-YOUR t)REF CASL-- -TTSPttr , I ' V Wet. ME.HtLPuup VS ' 'l j-ir . I vi wi. 1 1 mi -v. r waw -I ii vt,w V S J" "' ttV SfpLr-rr )i. ,o ik ev ntA ksvkPsTc: o.u.fSlr.orri ) RATES BY MONTH 2 lines, per month ..... .$9 60 s )lnes, per month .,......a.36 4, Hues, per month .... .$4 00 Q-ltnes, per-month m..,m.MmW..M,76 Bach additional line over five charged at. 60c per line per month. MISCELLANEOUS DOWKUi BHDS. CUCAN-UP We will: olean up your ashes, papers, - etc Phone 8118-Ji 8-8-t ft EASTERN, OHBUQN tMnool of. HlUtO, violin, piano, vote. Credit Ii O, O, . temple. 47-J. . . 0.8-1 n LA OHANDa lU'rHUBO lM Dphol. sterlng and Bug cleaning Works, Ph. 24-W., Cba, Sd-warda, Prop.. - - IS-l-1 m. -..' Thu Greatest Thin : J, llllvo liltd, liiuujt ojipprtiinlUqa. to help othor people ovqc hnrAl- plncon, I'lils Joy, tilt) Jpjv ot klndlioas. Is 1)1 n iwny th grotitoat tiling In. life, for , it Jb always within roaoh of evaryono.-r-Dr. Wilfred erenfoll, Comprehensive. .aiho-'plirase, "by nnd l)irgQ" ls an 4niorU:!iii, IdlouintlQ Oipuossloi I nionnlng oompi-ohonslvely-, . Pop) i ' -'s " ' x " f -forma- Tly- Truth, , X Kidrwyi I ' ;ft " It requlrofl-n slmri) man to cni'vi ! i-Iiiaai-w-. sU voi ont n hlg-fortiino. - - - "" " ' " "' . v eScKLES AND HIS FRIENDS. . , By BIooMr ' ;., ;, The Nerve of Riley r j THAT STRUT VJIRe BUT HOW' ARB YOU ' i,J'7"" WAS TO.' ANCHOBER ) H SPIM5 T. SET IX . ' J ' , ,v, OR. 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Is Your Rest Disturbed Deal Pnmnrtly whk Bladder Irregnlaxitka . , Heed,- promptly, bladder . Ir Kularitiea(t burning, aoanty, and too. frequent passage and getting up at- night. They may warn of eomedisorderad kidney ot: bladder condition.. Xry Doon's PilU. No other adver tised diuretio is so .widely, used. None so well recommended. t Uwm't today. - Wii I Win' irvlaxr .-.,-- . , . .1 .1 Mr" . -' ' Wit ' lu j Rlaoestd&if 1 u"'S.iJ.''