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Page Four LA GRANDE EVENING 0JJSEKVEB, LA GRANDE, ORE. Tuesday, DeremtejUg, 1933 (incorporated) i Independent Nempapet Phone Main 600 H. W. VRJEDC3UCKB . .Publisher and Oeneral Manager BAHOLD M. FJKLAT , 'Business Uunngtr , Published evenings, 'exception Sunday, at 1710 Blxth street, 'I 'Orande,' Oregon. Entered at the PostoMlce of 1 Grande, Oregon, aa Second Olaaa Wall Matter under act of March 2, Wi. - . ' . omoum PAPER OP UNION county and the CITY OF LA GRANDS MEMBER OP A8SOCIATBD PRESS The Associated Preea la exclusively entitled to uae for publication of U news dlapatohea credited to lt or not otherwise credited If pUto 'Ilahed here. All ilgbte of republication of special dispatches IB 4tUs paper end also the local news herein also are reserved. National Advertising Representative M. O. MOOEMSEN CO., Inc. : Ban Trsnolaco, Los Angeles, SeaMle, Portland, Obloago Detroit, New York JJall... SUBSCRIPTION BATES By Carrier I month in advance Salty, wis months In advance . Sally, .single copy Wo ..4.50 'So Dally, per month In advance- By Mall Dally, per six months In advance . . Dally, per year In advance , BOO ..sa.Bo ..5.00 The work of righteousness shall be peace; and the effect of righteousness, quietness and assurance for ever. And my people shall dwell in a peaceable habitation, and in sure dwellings, and in quiet resting places. Isaiah 82: 17, 18. WHY PENALIZE THE PUBLIC WORKER? John Doe works for the city, the county, the school dis ! toict it doesn't make any difference which and he puts ' in long hours. There isn't any N. R. A. for these govern ; mental sub-divisions of the state, lie doesn't get a very large wage when hard times come it's the public -worker whose salary is cut, nnd cut, and cut to appease the wrath of the taxpayers at their annual bill. And on top of all ; that, once a month he gets not silver or paper money for j his labors warrants. , 1 That's one picture, and it shouldn't be particularly pleas I ing in this land of plenty, supposed to be the wealthiest in J the world, and this and that But there's still another pic '.i ture to superimpose on that canvas. John Doe has to have cash to pay some of his bills, so he has to sell the warrant. And lots of times he has to take a four per cent discount. The warrants draw six per cent interest until they are called usually in much less than a he can't wait that long to pay his bills. His family would starve if he didl ' . i : Cl Al. .... !...... i 1. . ' . J . ' 1 1. 1.. ou uiere we riuve mo picture vi some uuo wim leauy muimy available making ten per cent on the public worker, and . not lifting a hand in work. Four per cent discount and six per cent interest! And John Doe gets $4 nicked from every lundred he earns. ,. t In this state, eight per cent is considered pretty fair : uibcimv xvsi luniia t mil icuiu i.u 1,110 man uu uivcabo ; his money, and a fair price to pay by the man who has to seek financial assistance. ' . Now, a movement has been started in some sections to pay John Doe all but two per cent of the face of his Warrant. It's just like raising his wages $2 on every $100 he earns, and still the man with the money to buy the warrant makes eight per cent on his investment. ; That seems a better way to handle the situation. Two per cent discount on paper that's paying six per cent interests isn't that more sporting to the poor devil who makes such .... : ..l L 1... i.i. l r I ' . 1 n mi. . (in iiivcsuueui, ijutmiuiu uy uiu awuuu oi Jim oiowi , wily penalize the public worker by asking for a four per cent discount? The Weather WB,VrllKK TOKM'AHT Oregon: 'Unsettled tonlRHt and Wednesday; louil rain; little change' in temperature; iHnHManing souther, ly gules offshore. I.OCAI, WKATIIKR . Monday: Minimum 47, minimum 24 ulmre. 'Olouily. Ilaln .01) of Inch. Toduy: MMillnum ST, 7 u. In. 15 above. Cloudy. MRS. A. L EMMONS BURIED MONDAY ENTERPRISE. Oro., Deo. 19 Mrs. A. L. Emmons, 62, died December 16, at her home. She was born at Iowa City. Ia., September 8. 1881. In 1004 she was united In marriage at Iowa City. The remaining years of her life were spent In Oregon ana Washington. She Is survived toy hor widower and three daughters, Lorna and Neva, at home, and Mrs. Oma Mackle. of Tan gent; and sister, Mrs. Francis P. L. Runyon, of Rathdrum, Idaho. Funeral services were heli here Monday. 0 If you want to keep on the "good side" of Colonel Ralph Huron and his post office staff, remember to segregate the "town" cards from the "out-of-town" cards you mail during me Liia-isimas season, ssoi only win it please them greatly, . K..I. : i.. -e :.. i , uuv jo iiibuic yuur uanis oi quicHur arrival occausc j there will be that much less work required in distributing them. TODAY IN brief' in and AROUND , OREGON AS CUKONICLGD BY TUB DAILY LEASED WIRB OF TUB AftSOCIATKD PRESS NAME COMMINHIONKItH SA1.EM, Dec. 10 Ml Members of the Bonnovllle commission nnmrs by tho governor were announced todny by the executive office. The three ' men will servo with lour others, two named by esch the president of the Bcnale and speaker of the house, to study the Bonneville project and make recommendations to the 1935 legislature. Tile governor's appointees nre Oeorge W. Joseph Jr.. D. c. Henny and Amedce Smith, nil of Portland. Those previously named by Speaker Earl : Snail were John H. Lewis, of Portland and L. T. Alien, of Wallowa. Kiddle said he would UecU'ln doflnttc ly upon his appointments tomorrow. i.on(if:r ts jail PORTLAND, Dec. 10 IIP) Victor Kyle, 29, and Ernest Kyle, 37, broth ers, accused by federal agents of oper ating a liquor still here, were lodged in the county Jail last night. A 80-gallon still, mash, and several gal lon of moonshine were confiscated. mat or inji'iuk PORTLAND, Dec. 19 peter WaneCrom, 60. of Blrkenfeld. Colum bia county, died here Monday from Injuries suffered when he fell at his home Nor. 36. Death was caused by complications from a leg fracture re ceived in the fall. HKVKNTKRS OUT IH'SY SALEM. Dec. 19 ()) The reve nue matte their rirst post-prohibition drive here Inst night and con fiscated 4 gallons of whiskey appar ently ready for the Christmas trstle. Federal end county officers nrre.itcd Leo E. Oler for operating a still near here In violation of federal statutes. The officers said the still bad a cap nclty of ISO gallons. f'ASH CMItHTMAH l'KKSIiVT PORTLAND. Oo . rc. 10 ia ' a cash Christmas present of ua0,n.t2 ior in oonoco irrigation district nt Prlnevllle. and another 01 $R).37S for the Hood River Irrigation district, aro wrapied and sealed at Welling ton, D. C and nre rencj' for delivery, it WAS announced here tnrinv hv tnt- sliall N. Dnnua, regional adviser for me puonc works administration. 29 Students Named On B. O. Honor Roll (Continued rrom Page One) Z. Noyr-s, La Grande; Gladys Owen. La Orande; Inn M. Pleraon. La Grande; Verdell Hagndae, naker; Kathryn Slielrion. Toledo; Betty Ten sen. Nyssn: VlrRlnia Wetel, 1a arando; sfnry lmlse Whlto, neppner: June Whituiker, Pilot Rock. MILD WEATHER RETURNS; HIGH MONDAY AT 47 Mild temperatures returned to La Grando In earnest yesterday, with the maximum at 47 above and tho mini mum Inst night at 37 above, five above freezing. Also, at 7 o'clock this morning the mercury stood at 48 above, Indicating a higher mark for today than Monday. Rainfall In the 24-hour period end ing at 7 o'clock this morning was .09 of an Inch, bringing tho precipitation for the first 18 days of December to 1.33 Inches. MYSTERY OF ALLEN MONEY IS UNSOLVED (Oomuraea From Pe(r One) which was exact in ovcry other de tail was truthful, a. year or so Rfjo Mr, Allen had from eia.000 to $16,000 In) his strong bolt in His trtmk in a private room at the farm home . room no one, not even his sons, were nllniinul ,,la(f Hof. wh1 nfflra wont to the home and searched tho trunk after the aged man's death was reported, there was; no largo sum of an to whether Mr. Allen finally did aiscover mat someone nau uikoii pan, vf It In mmiM nnri rAmnvm4 tt tA some othor Hiding place, cr Whothor aomo- onoj stole the horde fcerore Kim woni tn tin AHam fnrm t rob. Thcnr Is no knowing certainly, there was ho monoy there when ui aut.nories searched the house after the kllilhg. Tnnt port oi Lno cose mny never o solved. nnnrinrn it.hn nhsnrwr IUV ffl.mll- Inr wlih the case how Royal Allen. eon, went to jus nvcnor-o nemo on niinrinv inRh Ssrjtem'ber and dls- nnvnreri him deed. hoW he notified tho ooroner nnd sheriff, how the next day Sheriff Jesso uresneare, ncccnniiiiniuu lit, flnnmnn, Phnrfctian. loft for tllO west on tho trail of Kirn, nllns Stev ens, nnd howl the sheriff arrested, the man near Ehunlko early tile nexil day; how tho prisoner later pleaded guilty to second degree murder and was sentenced to a life term In prison, by Circuit Judge J. W. Knowles. I . And here's the state police find ings; Loello Kirn was bom in Illinois, one of seven chlkiron. When he reached the age of six years, both his pnronts died, and ho wont to Snn Francisco to Uvo with art aunt. He stayed there until 15 when ho started ronmlng over 'tho western part of tho United States, working at odd Jobs and hoboing. In July he found a Job on a ranch nt Fallon, Nov. and ooon tocoumo ac quainted with two brothers on a neighboring farm. Thoy had drinking parties togethor and nt one of these one brother showed a 20-dollar gold piece. Kirn asked him whoro ho got tho money, and tliel man boastful by nature said he robboil an Old man near Cove. Oro. Mystery of Match llox . He toTd KJrn that ho had worked for Mr. Allen for some tlmo and had access to a box of matches, No mat ter how many matches ho took from tho box. It was filled, tho next tlmo he went for more matches. Ho won derod at 1lls. and one da A when Mr. Allen was In tho flold at work, ho took the matches from the box and found throe koyo. One fitted t:io door to the private room, ono fitted the trunk, and tho third fitted the lock on the strong box. Ho took M00 that day anld replaced everything ns he found It Hp told Kirn he wns afraid to take more nt that tlmo for fear Mr. Allen would discover the theft nnd suspec him. But later ho took more money, but never ns much as that first day. Then he left Mr. Al len's employ and went to Nfvada. In tending to go back and rob him again, he told Kim. nut nt Fallon, the man. whose name Is withheld nt the request of the stnlo polloe. came In contact with a brother, wlio was an escape from tho inaano hospital at Reno. Thon thev became acquainted with Kirn. The Nevndan tol Kirn ho believed there wO'i from H2.0O0 to ais.000 In tho strong box when he left. When questioned! recently by officers ho re pudiated all this and. with no wlt noaswvKlrn would V.ot talk no notion could bo taken. But Kirn found the keys in the matoh box lost September, when he looked for theml Thnt'a about the extent of the story, except that Kirn's .32 ca'.lber automatic pistol. Is still held In state police headquarters In Pnlem. and tho authorities have not entirely dried their scrutiny of the case. The Investigation thua discloses the fnc that Kirn had no accomplice In the attempted robbery and murder o! Mr. Al'.en. And state police are still hopeful some; day Viey may bo able to put a robbery charge against the Nevndan. If It Is possible- to get enough evi dence to stand the tes of court procedure. e ' Ship Owner H ' 1 II . ill ' IKOHIZOXTAL 1 and 0 Who was the famous ship owner In the picture? 11 To drain. 12 Intended, 14 Forehead, 1C Custom,' 17 Local. 10 Hustle. 20 Member of Parliament 1 '(abur.). 21 To stop tip crevices on a boat. 22 Coin aperture. 24 Senior (aubr.). 25 Possesses, 20 Grief. '23 Occurrence. 30 Sinned. 82 Type of alphabet. 33 To ronovate. 34 Fish. 35 Wroth. . 36 Paid publicity. 38 Like. 30 Negnllve. 40 Natural power. 41 Blow on the head. Answer lo I'l'cvloiifi Puzzle 1 1ST tfc henry mo:& cfpAP A. sill EEC PHERA WALLACE SPaffl Dadde Dj UIIQjB Blp-2 RiOE F ROa'g GDC aHe t. tot ee p)BL5CeweyB0 mUHL A" rFWdp N sBriR 43 Departing by boat. 49 Beer. GO Almond. 62 To secure as a sail. 63 Lawyer's charge. 1 64 Weird. 66 Unit. 67 Lemur. 59 and CO His Is one of tho largest in the world. VERTICAL 1A file. Z Poem. 3 To exist. 4 Fence bar 6 Mattress covering 6 Lairs. 7 Heritable land right -8 Pound (abbr ) 9 Constellation. 10 Wands. 11 What was his lirst successful Job? 13 Third note. 16 Ills shipping Interests are 17 Hugeness. 48 Letting down. 21 In his youth he worked In 23 Bullfighter on loot. 26 Prefix for hair. 27 fiagle. 20 Left-hand page (abbr.),, 31 Early English (abbr.) 37 Recipient. 40 Liquid part of fat. 42 Trilled pro nunciation.. 44 Preposition. 46 To press. 46 Cotton fiber. 47 Frozen Water 48 Northeast. 49 Pertaining to air 51 Twitching. 53 Because. 64 Standard of type measure. 55 Sound of Inquiry 57 Minor note. 58 Southeast. I 12. 13 j 14 s"""l lb ' j "& Ib ' lio"" rr- '"""ii'2""' Ti SS5 S- It" 35" S" 57" 75" ; 4 "" . I I I I I 111 t ; I 'I La AT THE LIBERTY 6ally SUers, with Norman Foster cast In the leading masculine role opposite her, comes to the Liberty theatre today In "Walls of Gold," taken frdm Kathleen Norrls' best sell ing novel of tho samej name. Thc'aotion of the plctilre Moves from tho smart speakeasies and their flip ropartee to the calmer quiet Of country beauty, nnd back again to luxurious Long Island homes and Europe's watorlng places. There 1H an accompanying social whirl and ffroe living that tangles the hearts of tho principles. In "Walls of Gold." Kathleen Norrls -shifts her pen to the problem that hns troubled so man of our modem maidens ' whether to accept .love unquesttonlngly. or to take tho mat rimonial offer of the highest blddor, The young girl In thte story Is faced with such a question. In a moment of weakness she succumbs to the offer of a millionaire, and so angers -the man who loves hor, that. In resent ment, he marries her younger slator. Hcartbrokon over the young man's Impetuous marriage, she weds tho millionaire, only to find thnt case and" luxury do not In themselves spell happiness, it Is then than she real ltcs sho lias shut herself off with walls of gold from a, romance she has always desired. County Court Proceedings DECEMBER. TERM; Launch Attack On Sales Tax in Oregon (Continued From i?nge One) Gill, master; Oregon Stnte Fodcratldn of Labor, by Ben T. Osborne, execu tlvo secretary; Independent - Mer chants' association, by E. C. Sclby. president; Farmers' union, by S. B. Holt, presidont; ProDcrty Owners' Pro tective nssocfcitton, by Walter G. Hed mond, presidont; Civil Emorgoncy federation, by Konneth Fitegernld; Tax Reduction league, by Horry It. Gross; Multnomah County Federation of Unemployed, by Hnrley E. Osborn; Malheur County Taxpayers' lenguo. by Frank T. Morgan; Ontario Commer cial club, by W. T. Pinnory; Hollrond Brotherhood Legislative league, by I. X. Snider nnd L. M. Erlckson; West ern Publlo Ownership league, by G. A. Burley; Housewives' Council, by Inn O. Hatchcll, and Bctoll Clgnr Dealers' association. Scouts Qualifv Fot Dec 29 Honor Court (Continued From Pago One) ter. Bob Dow, Hnrold Weeks. Dale Bftrr, of Union; resdlng. Bill Frees slid Eugene Winters: swimming. Bob Dow; flremanship. Kenneth Lilly nnd Frnnk Burnett: woodwork. Bam Start, of Union: scholarship. Some Start: dairying and leathercrnft, John Ed valson. Union: athletics. Dnle Bax ter, Union: star. Dick Worrell and Bill Frees. A now contrlfugal typo pump using gasoline to cool ite motor helps aehd gosolino through a pipeline froth Oklahoma oil fields. BUS SERVICE For WALLOWA. KNtERPIMSR, JOSftrtl and Way Points. Leave La Orande. Dally 10:30 A. M. 4:10 P. M. For FBNDLETON, Way Points Leave La Grande, Dally 10:30 A. M. V. P. .ln!;e Pepnt. 1.108 Adams Phone MAIN 4 In re allowance of bills: GENERAL FUND Kee LOx Mfg. Co.! supplies ....$ Nelson Printing Co., dd West Coast Printing Co., do .. Remington Rand, Inc., do Wagner Hdwe Co., do . Oity of La Grande, water Duro Test Corporation, sup plies Underwood Elliott FlBher Co., Typewriter : Lyhdh Plumbing Co., material and labor ......,....;.,....... Mt. Emily; Lbr. Co., lumber .... H. S. Elect. Co., supplies .... Perkins Motor Co., do ,. Cove Quality Mkt.i do fot; In digents Irwin HesS, do L. at L. Drug Store, do H F. Reed Lbr. Co.. do Levy Store, do ,. J. C. Penney Co., do -. Nate Zwelfel, repairs Dave Hutchison, Sup. for ind. Falk Store, do Blue Mt, Creamery, do Haggerty Grocery, do Pondosa Pino Lbr. Co., do McOlay Store, do H. H. Amen, delivery of wood Dr. C. W. Erwin. Prof, services Dr. John P. Russell, do Dr. a. L. Blggors, do Dr. L. B. Bouvy, do , br. F. L. Ralston, do Win. Miller, rent for ind , Mrs. Root. French, do - Stove Golden, do , i... Mrs. J. J. Peck, do B. A. Benham, do - Chas. Hutclilns, do La Grande InV Co., do O. Wilson, do Adrln Neleon, do Geo. Chnpimn, do Mrs. a. W. Strain, do Joo Sommer, do Jack Buseh, do : Betty Smith, do .-. Stella McCllntock. Care of Ind. Mrs, Nora Ordway, do Mrs. W. O. McOuire, do Mrs. H. Dnzey, Rent fort Ind. .. O. D. Johnson, Care of Ind. .. Siato Ind. Acc. Comm.. Ins. on men Elgin liccorder. Pub. Ooutt Proo .'. La Grande Observer, do E. O. Review, Pifb. notices E. O. L. & P. Co., lights and . power Ray Goodnough, repairs Mrs. M. L. Whitney, supplies .. U. S. Invest Co., Ins. prem. .. Chris Nelson, rent for Ind Ward Grocery, supplies Ln Grande Print Co.J do La Orande Book etore. do Nate Zwelfel, plumbing 40.08 26.26 61.17 8.23 8.74 13.72 Glass Drugs, supplies 46.00 Red Orosa Drug store, do 22.60 Moon Drug Co., do 20.67 Wright Drug Store, do .............. 27.70 L. Si L. Drug Btore, do 16.03 Grande Ronde HoeplWvi, care of Ind. 487.60 Carl O. Helm, Stonog. and rent 87.60 Burroughs Add. Ma oh. Co., supplies 4.46 Enkay Dairy, do 1.06 West Coast Tel. Co., telephones 66.60 GENERAL ROAUH Pete Grace, labor .18.61 Harry Nowberg, do .... A. E. Feuerhelm, dd Henry L. Lovan. do Oscar Miller, do R. H. Davis, do Clyde Lund, do Harold Browning, da Ward Cottrell, do J. D. Burch, do H. E. Banton, do M. G. Murray, do ,. Geo. H. Clay, do .. Fred Collp, do John Bowery, do ..... Walter Beck, do . , Burr Cantrel, do Frank Romlnger, do Walla tCreasman, do ........... Thos. Smith, do Ira Smith, do .. .. joe Johnson, do M .. O. W. Beardsn, do - . John Richards, do .... OrvilUi Richards, do August Hermann, do , John Stroobor, do Frank Ross, do , H. H. Huron, do John B. Scott, do , Jameo Scott, do :.. John Kennedy, do Lewis Phillips, do 9.84 Henry Wlckens, do 4.98 Ervln Scott, do 20.94 Arley Thompson, do 2.90 Joe Scott, do'. 7.97 Palmer Kennedy, do 5.98 George Kennedy, do 16.8 15.96 69.70 17.78 22.27 02.27 2.00 69.09 17.88 22.66 71.12 66.36 13.66 41.22 40.68 .37 76.96 10.46 19.76 2.90 3.99 17.96 84.31 19.94 15.98 20.06 3M 1.40 8.11 24.83 11.97 5.98 Overton Scott, do Howard Scott, do Arden ftusaw, do 14.97 8.97 2.99 Ivan Hug, do . ..... 27.43 John Waclty, do .74 Arnold Waelty, do 74 Dave McClune, do . 22.42 J. J. Bruggcr, do 12.96 Paul Dalley, do 9.71 Jesse Knight, do .... 37.29 John A. Burdotte, do , 40.71 Tsham Taylor, do 26.91 Avis Ferris, part salary .-. 40.00 S. B. Morgan, do 93.18 O. V. Burnetto, labor 3 9D La Grande Book Store, do Kee Lox Mfg. Co., do , E. O. L. Ss P. Co., llg:U3 and Power - :.... ,, 22.70 City of La Grande, water J. D. Adams Company, supplies La Orande Iron Works, do , J. E.'Haseltlne Co., Ido Grace Harness Shop, dd .... 183.60 L. E. Hill, do 6.85 Automotive Elect Co., do 23.91 Perkins Motor Co., do 140.14 Lelghton Welding Works, do .... 20.85 Farnam Supply Co., do 46.86 Robllng's Sons Co., do 37.61 Larlson-Frees Chev. Co., do , . 88.27 La, Grande Const. Co., do 4.15 H.' H. Horn, do 81.06 Reed Lbr. Co., do ,. 40.44 Union OH Company, do .. 8.86 BOO 4.30 27.03 2.99 0775 62.00 10,80 . Shell Oil Company, do 461.89 1 The Texas Company, do 124.76 60.60 ' Standard Oil CO., do 278.14 Cosh BlnokBihlth Shop, do 8.00 Nelson Printing Co., Jo 29.50 MARKET ROADS 80.00 29.60 2,34 24,86 men 190 97 In re ipionthly allowance to vari ous Indigent persons: Allowed as fol lows: Frances DeBole, 610.00; Frnnk wnhha 2S 00: Wm. Huntley. $12 JO; -Caroline Periey, lo0: Jackson S. Walker. 610.00; Lizzie nua, iu.w, W. 8. Richards, 610.00. Inj re approval of report of County Treasurer: Approved. In ro application of Earl Moore for release as bondsman: Continued. In re' petition of J. A. Nloe. et si., to establish rodent control district: Continued. In re report of Assessor exemptions: Approved. ' ' I ' ' In re petition of World War Veter ans' State Aid Commission for refund of taxes: Refund, allowed and County Clerk directed to lame., warrant on general fund In sum of 660.98. In re authorizing Sheriff to sell certain properties belonging to coun ty by virtue 3f tax foreclosure sales: Sheriff directed to advertise certain pieces i of property for sale as by law provided. . BANKS FUNERAL WEDNESDAY AT I Funeral services for Richard O. Banks, pioneer of Union County who died ln Payette, Ida., will be .held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'o.ook at the Snodgraas and Zimmerman mor tuary. Duo to an error, the time of the funeral appeared In a story In yesterday's Observer as being: at 8 p. m. when It should) have read p. m. During the third quarter of 'title year, 55,100 pounds of air mall letters were carried from England, compared with 89,046 pounds ln the same per iod of 1932. With only 30 hours of -sunshine during November and December needed, the 1911 record of 1,720 hours at Kew, near London, may be broken. Schilling NEW TEA FLAVOR SEALED In CEttOPIUlVE -'i What wonders CELLOPHANE can do! It costs bo little and yet it is a perfect protection for the deli cate flavor of fine tea. NO"W at your GROCERS Ortngepekoe (Slaty Japan tureen; if , Oscar Miller, labor I R. H. Davis, do 4.00 42.00 11.07 0.00 20.00 ,12.12 2.45 2.70 6.74 32.04 15.04 25.00 6.21' 19.00 11.60 6.00 41.23 80.00 8.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 5.00 8.00 18.00 10.00 8.00 8.00 10.00 8.00 3.00 2:50 40.00 12.60 7.00 10.00 60 od 80.83 S7.9d 19.33 38.70 se.ei 3.00 2.18 31.60 5.00 26.57 2.23 1083 22 83 .fULIS-CrWLMERS- Tfnck type and Air Tired Tractors. Combines, Implements, Road Machinery. ' CHAND1.BR TRACTOR A EQUIPMENT CO. 1312 Jefferson Main 632 Attention Trappora Raw Furs All Kinds of Legal Caught Furs Bought I Pay Best Prices CHRIS MILLER 1510 Adams Ave. - 8.98 1 mtfc B gr A 28 08 i lipjv -' 35.31, BSr&BS'l ...k ss wmsssm . i aiiAKa,eossWKS??;.ix .. 43.08 imfmamsssmms 1 19.35 14.26 mwmmmm n.06 5BgffiMM8S in I Harold Browning, do i Ward Cottrell, do - , S. D. BUrch, do . 1 H. E. Banton, do . M. G. Miltray, do , Fred Collp, do . 1 George B. Clay, do". John Bowery, do . Walter Beck, do Clyde Lund, do Blifr Cantrel. do Frant fcomthgef, do . Walla Creasman, do John B. Scott, do Francis Miller, do Lester Fox, do , James Scott, do . Johul Kennedy, do . Gld Ryfidam, do Johh Waelty, dd Raymond wneity, do Davo McClune, do Ed. Bruggcr, do Perry Wltherspoon, do Jesse Knight, do F. G. Calvin, do Lyie Lcdbettcr, do Roscoe Neal, do S. B. Morgan,, part salary . Avis Ferris, do , H. H. Horn, lumber Statq Ind. Acc. Comm., ins. on 1 Christmas i 2 Musical Specials j t-actory Cftfli .Qft Reconditioned.... VVvetFeJ jj Rebuilt Alto Saxaphone & S Lacquered $34.50 , Conn Bb Clarinet, in Cas jj ne $3750 J 5 THiTriirrlrio . with' fuse 3 I Made by COO 0! i Conn ...ip&oD Yi Size Vidliii Outfit Splendid tor 'JC S Fu S ze V 01 tf Outfit Complete, ready 2 tor us6 Ludwitt Drum bxxitxt ........MM ? riohner-Phone 3 Harmonicas Regular 81.33 $27.50 ? 5 1 value, each . vllV J 1 Many Other Unusual Bargains. J P A complete line ol musical l merchnnrllse. V xjx uiauuc w La Grande Music Co. FStrliwIve Conn Dealers 1104 8pnng et. Voun. Podcet Book ULoriqLciAtuiq I I n rag You will save money if long lasting KING COAL heats your home King Coal de livers more fuel value per dollar of cost. Call your KING COAL dealer now. Produced by 1 s UNITED STATES FUEL COMPANY Newhouse Building Salt Lake Cify 308 Grconwood KING COAL UsTM Broomfield & Richardson Phone Main 714
