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Newspaper Page Textf m i a V ( i Page Six LUMBER BUSINESS SHOWING PICK-UP ' PORTLAND, Ore.. June 80 (PI - New business amounting to TO.oaa. - 000 feet or about 27 per cent above the three-year weekly average for June and leu than one per cent be low the previous week, was reported by the Western Pine association here today for the week ending June 24. Of the 131 reporting mills, 70 wero operating. PORTLAND PRODUCE 1 PORTLAND, Juno 30 UP) Butter ' Prints, extras, 24c; standards, 23 c. I Butterfat Portland delivery: A grodo, 21822c lb.; farmers' door d livery, 21 Q 22c lb.: sweet cream, 6o higher. ; Eggs Paclflo poultry producers' selling prices: oversize. 20c; extras 18c; mixed colors 17o: mediums 17o 'dozen. Buying price by wholesalers: , fresh current receipts 58 lbs. and up; 12o dozen. ' " 'Country meats Belling price to retailers: country killed hogs, best butchers, under 160 lbs., 64 7o; . vealers, 70 to 100 lbs. 77"j1c; spring , lambs 10llo; yearlings l5c; heavy ewes 23c; medium cows 6c -lb.; can nor cowb 203c; bulls 46o lb. Strawberries Now Oregons, 1.40 $1.66. " . Cheese, milk, mohair, cascara bark, hops, . live poultry, onions, now on ions, potatoes, new potatoes, wool and hay, unchanged. FIND IT HERE Copy for this Column must lie In by 9 a. m. DID YOU KNOW THAT . ;Rug8 -last longer when cleaned at regular Intervals? V.'o guarantee sat isfaction. 9xl2's, S2.00, Standard Laundry. Phono Main 66. 0-30-2 t. Received a carload of new Plymouth's today. Smith's Oarage. 6-30-1 t. '., Presbyterian Cooked Pood Sale Sat urday at Community Cash. (1-20-3 t. ' Celebrate the Fourth by getting your fireworks at the Highway Cash , Orocery. Best to bo had. 2203 Adams. 0-27-5 t. FOR YOUR CAR When you break your windshield or side gloss It will novo you both time and money to have It refitted at Richardson's Art & Olft Shop. . ' , . 8-20-tf HO.MBTIMNO NEW Havo you seen the new Baking Ram klns now for sale at Richardson's Art i it Gift shop. They are clever, and f most reasonable In price, and In colors to' match your kitchen ware. See them now on special sale at 25 cents each at Richardson's Art & Olft Shop. 0-20-tf. TREASURY DEPARTMENT ; ! OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY. Washington, D. 0., May 24, 1033 Notice Is hereby given to all per 1 sons who may have olalms win Inst ; "The United States National Bank of I ; La Grande, Oregon," that tho some must be presented to Hugh Bodmor, 1 Recelvor. wlth the legal proof thereof, within thrco months from this date, . or they may be disallowed. F. O. AWALT, Acting Comptroller of - tlie Currency. 6-24-8 m. SCHOOL CHILDREN Tou can get cratch paper at the . Observer. Bo pad. 11-2-t f. NOTICE OF SHKItll I "H RAI.E 'IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF UNION COUNTY, OREGON. FRANK J. HANE3 and FRANCljS J. ' HANE3, Plaintiffs, "-' vs. R. A. CRAWFORD, Defendant. NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN, that ' under and by virtue of a writ or exe cution In foreclosure duly and regu larly issued by tlio clerk of tho Cir cuit Court of Union county, Orogon, dated the 20th day of June, 1033, In that certain suit In the said Circuit Court, wherein Frank J. Hancs and Frances J. Hancs, as plaintiffs, ro . eovorcd Judgment and decree against R. A. Crawford, as dofeudant, In the sum of $1060.00. together with In .torost theroon at the rato of eight per cent per annum from tho 18th day of July, 1D31, plus tho sum of $160.00 as attorney's fees and for their costs and disbursements herein In curred, which sold Judgment and do Crco further provides that tho said sums of money constitute a valid Hon against tho hereinafter described roul property, with Its appurtenances, superior to any claim of tho sain de fendant upon sold property, and fur ther provides and decrees that said property bo sold 'to satlsfv said inciir- meilt altnrnnvv fttra nnH no,.pnit. coo was duly given, made tlnd enter ed on tho 12th day of June. 1033. - NOW, THEREFORE. Pursuant to aid execution. I will, on Monday. July 24th, 1033, at tho front door of the Union county court house In the city of La Grande, Union covrrtty, Oregon, at two o'clock In the after noon of said day. sell at public auc- tion to tho highest bidder for canli I In hund, tho following described real I vrojierty, situate In wild county and particularly described us follows: to wit Commencing at a point 100 ftvt , East of the 8. W. corner of Block 14, of Coggnn's Addition to La Qrandc; thence running N. 00 , feet: thence Bait 45 feet; thenco South 00 feet; thenco West 45 feet to the plaeo of beginning; Alw Lot 2 in Lovan's Subdivision or . BlocJc 13 of Coggan's Addition to .' tho town of Ija Grande, or r,o much, thereof ns may bo neces sary to satisfy naid Judgment and de , crce, together with the costs which have accrued or many accrue under find by virtue of said execution. Dated at La Orondo, Union county Oregon, this 33rd doy of June, 1933. JFSiaE BREfjHKAlia, ftherlff of Union costs for which said Judgment and de County, Oregon June 23 and 30, July 7 and 14. To Aid Lamson r i E. O. Hcinrlch, famous Berkeley Calif., criminologist, who lias been retained by the defense counsel for David Lamson, Slnnford Press ix ecutivtf, held on charge of murder ing his wife. SOME STOCKS IN LATE GAIN TODAY NEW YORK, June 30 (.!) Finan cial markets felt a llttlo hotter today despite currency stabilization uncer tainties which tended to slow down the recent fast trading pace. Rallies In the rolls, mining and specialties equities gave stocks a firm appearance at tho close, with gains In a number of Issues ranging from 1 to 3 or moro points. Turnover dwindled to ap proximately 3,500,000 shares. Closing figures include: Air Roduo. mA American Con 00 American Chem. and Dyo 1 1614 Amorlrnn T. anct 1 . 127ft, J. I, Coso eeA Col. O. and E 23 Continental Can ..... (11 Genoral Motors , 20 Johns Manvlllo .... Dl Llbboy-O.-Ford 30J4 Llggott and Myers B 03 Montgomery Ward 25' J. C. Penney 44 '4 National Distill . 07 Public Servlco of N. J. 62 St. Oil Clll 30 St. Oil N. J 37'j Southern Paclflo . MVi Union Paclflo .. 117 United Aircraft 34 United Corporation la U. S. Indus. Airjhol 00 U. S. Steel : 58 PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Juno 30 Ml Cattlo: 351; calves 20; nominally steady. Steers, common and medium, $3.00 fft 90.00; heifers, common and me dluin. 3.00w4.76: cows, common I and medium, 2.50wM.25: bulls, good, $.1.25(1! $3.50; calves, good, $5.00 1 ok,, .i nn. nt.. 1 c nn ' $0.00. Hogs: 200; light butchers 10c nigh cr; 140-200 lbo. 4.35cf$4.86; 200-250 lbs. $4.2604.85; over 250 lbs. W.30c( $4.00; BOWS, good, $3.50f('$4.15; 1110- dlum, $3.25 (,'$3.75; pigs, good, $2.75 $3.25. Sheep; 100; steady to firm; lambs, good and choice, $6.25i?r$5.75; common and medium, $3.50(0 $5.25; wothors $2.000 $4.00. NOISELESS TROLLEY TESTED BROOKLYN Built for experi mental purposes and through co operation of 25 electric railway sys tems, a "noiseless" trolloy was dem onstrated here. U lias wheels con taining rubber disks, although a steel surfaco contact tho rolls. The new car showed fast pick-up at traffic lHlhts and rodo considerably easier than tho old stylo trolloy. It Is ex pected to bo In regular operation In several largo cities this fall. ROOSEVELT'S REPLY FAILS TO SUIT ULOC (Continued From Pne One) in hl;h BriUsh ((itnrtoi-A na fnvor nble, Tho bloc, however, would not nccept. American quarters understood to ddy tlmt the Federal Reserve Bank or New York was ready to proceed with a progrnm of steadying the dollar by halting (speculation by moans of control machinery already in operation more than three months. DANCING WILL 111 SPONSORED Dancing will bo sponsored in tho afternoon of July 4, from two to five o'clock and in tho evening from 0 to ltf o'clock, by the Eagles lode nn (J auxiliary at the Katies hall, it was decided last nlr:ht, Tho women's with a committee of men comprised of Fred llofmann, C. C. Parker, Frank Seward, Adrian See. E. O. Morris. E. E. Miilkor. .olm Hopkins and WHItnm Ulanrhnrd. Heports on the state convention at Burns were oIko received Inst night. By common consent, tho rise In commodity prices is an Indication that better times are coming. The necessities of life will soon be costly enough for all to buy. Tho New Yorker. Cleaning - Pressing Dyeing Alterations - Hepalrs Tailored Suits lint Blocking Ideal Cleaners W. A. Lindsay, Prop. Foley Bldg. Phono: 308W I 1 1 , m n J A wS LA . ni m MBit ijirii ilt i.nirLi m niiTn v t m-r itxAiu&rU' naws ur itlti UAl Open High Low nnoMy, m ,uh .!.! .U414 .01 . .030.01 .07 .1)3 1.01J4 .08 ' CHICAGO CORN . .4I).00 .03 14 ,40 54 .84 .67', .54 - M'A .571,5 07 .07 V, ,IUJ$ PORTLAND WHEAT Open . High Low 07 .07 .07 ; -Wi .(11154 .09 - -74 'A .74(4 .74 H July Sept. Dec. May JMuy July Hl'llt, Dee. omaim siii:i:i OMAHA, Juno 30 UP) (U. 8. D. A.) Sheep: 7,000; lambs steady, some Olds weak to 26c lower on natives, sheep steady; feeders weak; fed clip ped lambs 68-84 lbs. (6.606 S7.00; fed woolcd and range lambs 6.76; bids on natives up to 7.00, held higher, ieeuing lambs up to M.40. HUGAR AND FLOUR PORTLAND, June 30 UP) Sugar vane, granulated, 4.76; fruit or ,bcr ry, S4.00; beet sugar, 4.05 100 lbs. Domestic flour Selling price, mill delivery, 25 bbl lots: patent, 40s, S.70; da 00s, 5.50: bakers' bluestem. 4.70w4.80; blended flour, 4.06 $4.25; soft white pastry patent. 4.86 ('( $6.60; Montana hard wheat, patent. 6.00f.i 0.80; ryo, 4.004.70; wholo wncat, 3J15; (traham. 3.70 bbl. Sport Slants Iy Alan J. Gould After examining the amazing re turns from tho national collegiate track and field championships at Chicago, wliero a negro schoolboy from Cleveland, Jesse Owens, equalled Ralph Metcalfe's and world record timo of 0.4 seconds for 100 yards. you couldn't blame an enthusiast for writing us as follows: "At that rate, how soon will it bo before some young fellow, under per fect conditions and perhaps a 'rolling Starr sprints 100 yards In 0 sec onds flat? Doesn't It seem entirely possible to you, considering the way world records In almost every event navo been knocked off? "Who would have figured Ted Mer edith's quartor-mllo record would bo smashed to bits in one year, not by just ono but by two runners, East man and Corr? Who would have fig ured thrco runners within a yeitr would surpass Faavo Nurml's famous 4:10 2-5 mllo record? I rofer to La doumcguc, Venzko and Cunningham. "Whoever considered It possible for the 120 yard high hurdles to be ne gotiated In 14 seconds flat? It hasn't been done yet, but two young men liavo been clocked within only one tenth second short of -that time and they will no doubt bo down there beforo long, what's tho limit, U there is any?" lluiiil Timing I do not quostlon tho sincerity or experience of most of our timers. know a number of men who have held stop-watches for two-score years, "K0 Mortimer Bishop and the old master, Col. Charles J. Dlcges, with- Out fear, favor nv a tromhlft tit. T also happen to know that the con alsttmcy of hand -timing, generally, as compared with electrical or automat ic timing, is subject to consiclcrabln question. This seems to us to bo elementary. Proponents of luintl -timing mny say you cant go wrong by taking the average of wluit five watches in ftvo experienced hands say. Maybe so, but laboratory cxerlments, as well as the IClrby "camera clock," tested and proved, havo shown somo rather startling comparisons with stop-watch timing. In general, tho hand-timing has been foster, although It may fluctuate either way, Tho fact that such fluctuation nc tually exists Is enough to subject many stop-watch recordings to ques tion. It seems to us that the substi tution of electric timing for all our big championship moots, at least, is tho only answer to developing real accuracy and confldouco. It may Jolt somo of tho boys, but It may also prove the current genera tion of speedsters, like Metcalfe, Owens, Hornbostel, Bonthron, Cun ningham and Vonzkc is really faster than the watches so fax havo given them credit for. Nut III '1'hls Life To our somewhat astigmatic vision, the "nine-second 100" is no nearer being achieved now than It was when Arthur Duffey first dashed tho dls Utnco In 0.6 seconds. It has taken over 30 years for sprinters liko Simpson, Wykoff and Me teal fo to flash past tho tape In 0.4, with or without starting blocks, I doubt if any of tho thrco really ran faster than Duffey. It will take at least another 00 years, plus a springboard, wings and an nirplnno motor, for any human be ing to do 9 seconds flat. ttXIM.ONlON WItKCKH CITY LONU BEACH. Col. Nino persons were killed, six acres of oil fields are a heap of blackened debris, and nino city blocks of homes wero destroyed after explosions in tho midst of oil wells caused a 3, 000.000 flro loss. The ruined houses suffered greater damage than, that experienced In tho earthquake of March 10. Economy program nyihcd; army plans nn.OOO.UOu savings. JKSTER'S SHOE SHOP lllKh (Irniln shoe Repairing A I Itork llitlom Prlres . . . Shoos Ujed 25c, 35c We pick out the old stitches 1st Class or No Pay I I'iVl Ailaiiu Next to nirnle's Quality Counts OpjMwlte Tim l'wt Office NELSON GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. CHICAGO WHEAT Close 03ii 1.00 J4 .53. 02 14 .570.5754 .010.01(4 07)4 Close .07 .(l(4 .7454 . GABLER BLANKS PORTLAND CLUB THURSDAY 4 TOO liy The Associated Press Olennt Gabler, lanky graduate of tne now derunct Arizona league, had pitched himself Into the Coast league's hall of fame today with a iwo-nit snutout of the champion rorcianu Beavers. The Oakland hurler showed little mercy for his Portland hosts last night, giving them only a single and double three Innings apart as he won, 4-0. His mates gave him strong support in tne field and bunched five of their Jilts In the first and third Innings for all four Oakland runs. Junk Walters blanked the Oaks in the last six Innings and held them niuess In the last four, Sacramento slipped back a bit in the pennant race as Seattle marked up its second win of the series 0-3. Hollywood went into a second place tie with Portland through its third straight victory over the Missions 7-6. Staked; to a 7-run lead in the sec ond Inning, Leroy Herrmann beat San Francisco, 11-7; to make up his in triumph or tho season, IIAHKBALIj standings By The Associated Press Coast League W. L. Pet. Sacramento 62 34 .005 Portland 47 37 .600 Hollywood 47 37 .560 Los Angeles 46 38 .648 Missions , 41 40 .471 Oakland 38 45 .458 j Seattle 33 48 .407 1 San Francisco 33 62 .388 1 Yesterday's Jtesulb At Los Angeles 11, San Francisco 7. At Portland O, Oakland 4. At Mission 6, Hollywood 7. At Seattle 9, Sacramento 3. National League W. L. Pet. I New York 40 24 .625 1 St. Louis 38 20 .567 Pittsburgh 38 32 .520 ' Chicago 36 34 .614 1 Boston 1 33 36 .406 Brooklyn 30 35 .462 1 Oinclnnattl 30 30 .435 j Philadelphia 27 42 .301 Yesterday's Results I At Brooklyn 2, Chicago 7. At New' York 3, St. Louis 7. At Philadelphia G, Pittsburgh 4. Only games scheduled. American league W. L. Pet. 43 25 .03a 43 25 .032 34 31 .523 1 34 34 .500 34 36 .480 33 30 .478 27 40 .403 25 45 .357 St. Louis Yesterday's ltesults At Chicago, Boston. (Postponed rain). At Detroit 5, Washington 4. At Cleveland 3, Now York 9. At St. Louis 1, Philadelphia 4. JAPAN WKl.CO.MliS V. S. SAILORS TOKYO Naval and civil autnorl- t.les exerted themselves to extend cordial welcome to tho U. S. S. Hous ton, flagship of the! Asiatic fleet. The public regards tho courtesy visit as an end of the tension since 1031, caused by the concentration of the American fleet in the Pacific. Admiral Nomura, In a published welcome, recounted that Admiral Taylor's Judgment and fairness was tho chler clement in preventing com plications during tho Shanghai fight ing. hi;commi:ms ni:v Aiitsnir WASHINGTON After completing Its Investigation of tho Akron disas ter, tho congressional commute has recommended the construction ol another airship of tho Akron rank. SPECIAL! Sunproof House Paint &C A A per gnllon AatfU Plnsco House Paint fi) OO per gallon 7AAtf Best Orado Floor Paint Aff per quart . & tM Closo-Out Floor Paint tttn per quart Utls Pittsburgh Paint Store 111 Elm. St. J. A. Bugg. Mgr. Don't Expect a Stenographer to do Neat Work on a Worn-out, Broken-Down TYPEWRITER Trade In Your Old Machine on a New Noiseless Standard or Portable or Let Us Repair It at Reasonable Cost Tuekey Typewriter Co. 100 Depot Phone 393-W CARNERA CLOUTS SHARKEYFORTHE COUNTJN SIXTH Giant Italian Fighter New Heavyweight Champion of the World By Rea- , son 01 Victory. NEW YORK, Juno 30 UP) Under clrcumitances that still seemed baf fling and somewhat Incredible today w ai. least a Bnare or the fight fra ternity, Primo Camera, the 25-vear- oid, 200 pound Italian giant, who was Just a "strong man" In a circus sideshow a ' few years ago, stood astride the boxing world llko a mod ern Colossus as the new heavyweight cnampion. With one mighty swoop of his ham. like right fist, Camera took the title from Jock Sharkey, 201 pound Am erlcan, on a knockout In the sixth round of a 16 -round match last eve ning. , . he finish came with a sudden ness that was as dramatic as It was startling to a crowd of 35,000 soec. tators, little more than half filling the Madison Square Oarden bowl. An Inside right uppercut, brought up swiftly as the giant came to grips aiong tne ropes with his foe, foiled Biiarkoy as though he hod been a tree hit by tho woodman's final blow. The champion fell to the canvas, race down. There was no question about the power behind Camera's final thrust, the climax of a spectacular closing flurry that saw tho champion flound er suddenly, lose almost complete control of his defense and crumple uuuer tne ponaerous punches of the biggest man who ever scaled the world heavyweight heights. Yet up to the finish. Sharkey was the master of his gargantuan rival. Tne champion started slowly and lost tne first round, taking at least one hard right hand; clout on the chin, but he seemed unhurt and for the next four rounds gave Camera a box. Ing lesson. HUSKIES' COACH PREDICTS CREW WILL WIN RACE By Al Ulbrlckson X'nlv. of Washington Crew Coacli As Told To Frank Uorrls i (Associated Press Sports Writer) BEATTLE, June 29 UP) One way to moke a sap of oneself is to pub licly pick the winner of a crew race. lot alone prophesy all tho places in a big regatta, but I'm willing to take tne chance. In the sprint rowing classic at Long Beach. Cal., July 7 and 8. I look 'for Cornell and the University of Califor nia! at Loe Angeles to be, eliminated In the trial heats the first day, with tno finalists to finish In this order (. 1 Washington; S--Yale; 3 Cali fornia; 4 lliu-vurd. ' I don't like to put ourselves In tho top spot,. but I don't see how I can get away from It. It's on unfortunate position always a chance for over confidence. Fears Lender's Crew The Huskies will have to be at their best, however, to keep ahead of tho Yalo outfit. Ed Leader has a great band of oarsmen, but tho Bulldogs will have to be faster than last year If they are to carry the title back to New Haven. Washington came within 1 1-5 sec onds of tying the Italian Olympic games record of 6 minutes, 28 2-5 seconds for the Long Beach course when tho Huskies defeated. California and U, C. L. A. two months ago, and wo won't be any slower in this next race. By the time we reach Long Beach, Yale may have a 50-50 chance. I un derstand the Ell covered two miles In 10 minutes, 23 seconds. This Is 17 seconds better than Washington's best practice time, but Yale rowed on a river while we pulled over still water. California will bo, much better and may spring a surprise. All of us will havo to watch out for the Bears. With new men In his boat. Ky Ebrlght "SO HAPPY THAT I TRIED ALL-BRAN" Delicious Cereal Brought Re- . lief From Constipation If you have hoatlachea, loss of appetite nitl energy, sleeplessness or any other of tho frequent eitects of constipation, read Mrs. Schneider s letter: "Since- I havo been eating KoIIokk's All-Bran. I don't have to tnko anything else for constipation, How (rood it is. and how much bet tor It is for constipation than puis or any otner medicine. "I would never iro back to what I used to take, because Rellomr' Ai.r. Bran is wholesomo nnd healthful." Mrs. John Schneider. 950 Tenth Street, Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Constipation is usuallv duo to lack of "bulk" to exercise the intes tines, nnd vitamin B to help tone tho intestinal tract. All-Bran has both, as well as iron for tho blood. The "bulk" in All-Bran is much liko that of lettuce. Within tho body, it forms a soft mass. Gently, it clears out tho wastes. Try All-Bran in nlaee of nills and drugs so often habit-forming.' Two tablespoonfuls daily will ovorcomo most tvnes of constin.i- ! tion. If not relieved this way, seo your doctor. Use, as a cereal, or In cookinfr. j Eecipcs on tho rcd-and-green pack ago. At all grocers. Mndo by Kellogg- in liattlo Creek. 1 Viking Bantie 1 1) -"lffl 52-: : : 'J I Pete Sanstol, tiny Norwcsian ban tamweight, who has been signed by George Blake, who piloted Fidel La Barba to a world title. Blake sees a champ in Sanstol. will have a different spirit and mor ale. Both Harvard and Cornell are hard to dope. They use the long reach and long laybock system because of their three and four-mile races and will have to change their style for tno 2.000-meter regatta. Curley Harris, Washington's former coxswain who has boon visiting ln the east, tells me that Cornell has good material but so far has failed to click. Prefers Three Miles U. O. L. A. undoubtedly will be bet ter than In April, but the newcomers to the rowing sport have a long1 way to go before they can be contenders. I am glad to see this race and none it Is held every year, but I like the longer distance for determining the national title. I have always felt that three miles was the fairest race but as long as the Olympic championship Is decided over 2.000 meters I guess this regatta Is right enough. Ho much depends on tho start In tho sprint events. One . little slip might put tho best crew out. At three miles a good eight can make up for a mistake. Why Use a Bladder Physic? To drive out Impurities and excess acids that cause Irritation which re sults ln getting up nights, frequent desire, burning, leg pains or back ache. BURETS, the bladder physic works pleasantly on the bladder as castor oil on the bowels. Get a 25c test box from your druggist. After four .days If not relieved go back and get your money. You will feel better after this cleansing and you get your regular sleep. Sold by Moon Drug Co. Adv. Pork Steak lb. 14c Hamburger and Sausage 2 lbs. 25c Steak rr 15c P0RKSAsr 13c Choice Young Pork SPECIALS for Saturday - Monday 12c 11 VEAL SA!T. Milk Fed - None Better U Veal Chops 18c Veal for Stew - 3 lbs. 25c Veal Steak - 2 lbs. 25c JULY 4TH PICNIC SUPPLIES "Everything to Eat" A Most Complete Assortment OPEN SUNDAYS nnd HOLIDAYS Phone Main S99 IVlolir S SATURDAY ONL Y Market fSfBM Next to Sac. Hotel & 49c Store 'Lz, g BEEF SA!I llcl Ily-l V&HIIV" Extra Quality Beef Jj ""r'i ' - Youth To Battle Experience In N. W. Golf Finals VICTORIA. B. C June 30 W Youth and experience battle It outinnd)g floWs ln the united States today when a pair of smooth working ;03 of wi,iCh have night llghtlnit youngsters tackle two seasoned veter ans to determine who shall be final ist Jn the annual northwest amateur golf tournament. Alan Taylor, son of Phil Taylor, Victoria golf club pro, encountered Dr. O. F. Willing, Portland, former United States Walker cup star, ln one of the 38-hole semi-final matches. Listen Hospital Bills are an ex pensive luxury, don't take a chance with im pure ice. Our Ice Is made from pure water, under sanitary condi tions. Our prices are reason, able, our services are the best, we have a man at the plant for the cash and carry, trade. Gaither Ice & Fuel Co. Main 528 I q I tH ENDS SPECIAL - TONIGHT ONLY EACH HOUSEWIFE ATTENDING THE LIBERTY THIS EVENING WILL BE PRESENTED HER CHOICE OF TWO BOTTLES OF THE FOLLOWING DILL PICKLES SWEET PICKLES ' CATSUP TOMATO JUICE MUSTARD - VINEGAR Through the Courtesy of the CALIFORNIA CONSERVING CO. Pi MmCim l " : i , 'MEET ME TONIGHT" , Comedy LIBERTY NEWS ADMISSION EFFECTIVE TOMORROW ONLY I 11 A. M. to 15C Adults 3 P. M. to 25c From G P. 35C Adults Adults Friday, June 30, 1933 with Young Albert (Scotty) Camp, bell, Seattle city champion and run. ner-up last year in the national pub. Ho links tournament, meeting Loo Btell, also of Seattle. - Thero are now 2158 airports and equipment. Thirty-one of the fields are private. PABCO PAINT Stands up under the sev erest tests of wind and weather and carries a real guarantee. Home Lumber & Coal Co. Phone: Main 17 ft MH TODAY! SATURDAY MORNING AND . AFTERNOON ONLY I Chapter 4 "THE WHISPERING SHADOW" 3 P. M. Children 5c C P. M. chiidi" 10c M. on Children QC I! 1;