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Newspaper Page Texti I i THE OllEGON'STATESitXlJrSALE!!, OREGON SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 29. "1925 - i . ! ;.i !-f i I l . ..it;;1,..:,., ,bv noomam t r The New York- Giants hare been t i handicapped in many ways in their ; effort to hold fast, to the pennant that has flown5 orerr their club j house for four 'years. Bnt one t thing will be. greatly, in their fa J vol fn the closing weeks of the I campaign. This is the schedule. ; The National league schedule , committee . unintentionally made things to order : for the Giants, handicappe4 as they are by a brit ! tie pitching uff. . . . j The western inrasion la the Na t tonal league ends, . as tar. as-the j Giants are,, concerned, on Augnst f 3t when they play their last game with .the. St. Louis Cardinals. , J ,Tba, following day the Giants s reBt.v .Then: they take the, shdrt ) Jujnp to Philadelphia and play, a I fowr-game ; 6eries there; . winding ' it up on. Saturday. .Sunday rs an ' i other, off day for. Iherov,;: They ; hve. the ; usual donbleheader on September. 7. fLahof : dav iti I ! year . with the Boston Braves. I ! oui noi a game la booked for the ; njxt; three days.- :. ; J;r'- I ; .They play- the, .Brooklyn clab j SeptemberU nd '12, and.-igain 5 find themselvea with an Idle Sun day and ihe day following. Seven-i I off days in two weeks This, is, t I of cpurse. as far aa the . sehedsle Is onoerned- In allr probability the team.'. will, have 'one or two postponed games, that ;mnt.6e playedv and.hese games, willres duce .that -number.- - But f iva off days at the opening of - the home stretch will , mean much . to stlue tired armof ljVI,cGraw's.veterana tfnf 'wili; give;the' Giant; leader tjrae to niepd his fences' a bjt." '. ? -' !K;. ' ; -j speaking, prise -ighters, which .no owe. was, wsv are wonder ing .today what becomes of . all these enorms. amounts, posted as forfeits' every time the leading ligt ures, pf the fistic circle are badg ered, into endangering their .'repu tations in the ring. 'The supposed posting of such - forfeits.: always gets a. bit more pubHcfty for; the principals. But never have we heard of. a-., tighter n losing Ihls dough .when the fight involved has Kope, pflPietor,BQme Teason tr other. ',: ...;.- . v,.- j,..- L.Ajj matter of fact; that money ?,uauy1,wpr.thles .paner. I sFP,know', western promoter Whoused, to announce $5,00 a for- feitfl pasted by prlacipals-ift bot ne planned. . And knowing him and most of the men he gathered in . for. his battle we ' can state truthfully that any; one. of them iWQiild,have. needed two or' three blackJacks, a- couple of guns and fthe,, .combination to t a jjrosDeroufl jbcjotlerger's safe towscrape .-to-. T.s V.' i, " Season Opens Rifles, Shells, Gun Oil, Gle&ninfl , Rods, . Clothing - SB'ElBi' '' Hatiiware -Paints " .'Sporting Goods ' :'" 7S72 State Street To Move T i Clf orTt for we ,fcave padded Vana cfj Itcsc: T., itjicollcbTcjrs 'br.your furniture and pkuu -First ' ) ;TI l.i4n Dm4ai Qt-Me' ITKMnn V C UlOU ilUAlVAAC Ul.UUUtl UlU V tOi A Uilia Coal3 and DiamoriLT Briquettes Larm6r i "? r t 1 1 . , .r-:.. ; - (V - - - :;- v .-- - - ' i ' ...TT . JT- Ci - L "." ' , " . . ... ! V C .. ' I ijit, j ijhml i 1. 1 .-ji i jLi'w.ai.m i a - i i Mini ii j. atjijaw "i-"b m -a .j. ,-k I Rpnwm - J The gate at eacfa .fight would bam-and fighter tissiirgtoutla. Ver- tilled check for riYe,graBg,to show uuf gooa laua ana .willingness to take s sock oil the jaw for twelre or thirteen, huaJd wfijnackexa. .... . The light garnet, where Dig money and bis men are involved. has become such an' Intricate af fair" nowadays that a po'sUd, for feit mean little if thj match is called off, for ariyeasor, While praise is'belng; distributed In large gobs to the various Pi rate! players for their, showing in this, year's pennajkt- race, -GeoTge Itaerjtficitj erous portion- of ,LSpplause..The fact that Gedrge ir deMalBff Ms plaee to the list, ot the -first, hitters of the circalt Indicates his swatting " propensities..: ; Byt: "..'the "rds dOaot tndleat clearly how t,nljr Ms - hitting has. '-been,. but a glance- at -4h - weekly .averages bring to;ligh the;faet that in re cent weeks he hasclimbed "stead ily in he; AveragesJ JfiaVly ury records, gate. J&im an average of 316 for the season up to. that time. Itecenf averages -give hfm a mark pt around .370. - tRAP SHdofiErV mnom ELMER KtARXKR, ITHACA, IS CROWSED CHAMPION DA-YTQV:.-fTift. ,-Ajtw.. 4b -nlof th& financletj rJ.P Morgan; 1 Associated Press) ElmerC.tar-ti,ea ner, Ithaca. N. V., hotel-man, was Bequeaths : the .bulk 'Of her prop crowned, gran4 champioa of ama- erty to her. fourc,hil4ren and the tear trap shooters at Vandalia this remainder to her-husband. No afterneoih. . . . . -Standing ; o: the- 17-vard line: 1 Starnep ran throughiat set ofslOOj6'1 8 beQoeathed to .the' chil- targets with only; two misses, and by. the 4ean.marKin..f .abb elavHUDlU! spencer ; Morgan, Mrs. finished High over three-ties- ot T. J 'T New-Yorker made-a Tepu- tation by grabbing eoff the -honors In- the. first grand- American he 1 has ever attended, - thereby win-1 hing the- highest crown the sport I bestows; The eyeift . carried a I guaranteed purse of, Jl. 000. V . I -A- namber.-of shooters eeister-1 eSecores of 6, among ? them Gladys rReid, Portland. Or.... wol many national, amateur champion, ana Harriet Smith of Milwaukee. flJpWErts! Wife.; MATCH AIlS5SK0Si?,s: BOSTON, Ang. ,28.- CBy Asso- :claiedcPreas.) Tiger. Flowers of Atlanta:. tonight won' the decision from Jock -Malone of St. Paul in & 10-round :. open., air . bout at Braves field. They are middle- weights. Alalone weighed 155 and Flowers .161,. . - : ' ' . , c The Georgian won eight rounds one was a draw, and the eighth rouna was Malone's., The latter's right to-the, chin la that session sent; Flowers xeelinr and was Ma - lone's only effective blow In ' the Vlt .J . man was MeSe ""kk he had had. He will wont out- by. that time and wasfha ...u.j t-, :r" .S ouow- up l0e puncn lolinside the walls. : THREE KfLLED Ifl SLIDE tt:r , . .. THREE OTHERS ARE KNOWN TO HAVE BEEN IXJTJRED SACRAMENTO, CaL, Aug. 28.good conduct and must serve seven -t-r( By , Associated Press.) Three men are known to-be dead, three! injured, are. in & hospital here, and snowier is reported still buried In debris In the rock slide which oc- currea . eany ioaay at tne Lake Fordyc dam of the Pacific Gas & Electric company, . near Cisco, The Ticllms, were, buried under a fall ef rock and cement' while at work, v The cause , of the slide could vnot be determined. All of the .dead and Injured are Sacra mento men, Ti'fiiisier & - - III- 1 " Z r ) VTW ' - 1 .I f -""""Tr"- v I I . HI--" nc j, A , rT4 NaTE II III I I MiiTit waxKiai MOVy t ' . . ... ,. - , . . i(' .'-ii ii w ' - i j-. ii i l . - ii i r i : i . .T 1 ii. ' . - . . n ll i i j -r .... f - n w m li -. v. ri ill a ' - . . .'. d i" r i .i-ji i -ii.ii j i.i i i - : i . ii -i ill ei l i t "v: ib ia . ar - - b.ii-ii. i n a T.;,. - -BASEBALL c:T3 .1 .By limiileilMM '. C ... .i i i i . . : Pacific.k..-::,t, ,:r.:- Sacramentoll Portland S. Salt Lake .9-9; Seattle 7-0. (Second .gamaf. 7. Innings. J Los Angeles 5; San Francisco 2. t Vernon 4 ; Oakland 3 -( 1 2 lh- niagsj .- '.; ', .4 .' American . -..-- 5 " Detroit 8;' Philadelphia" 1. Boston ;2: Cleveland 1. j Washington 3: Chicago 2. t St. Louis 1 : ,'ewyork 0. i . i ?, - National . ? Pittsburgh 10; Philadelphia Cincinnati 12; Brooklyn 7., Jiew Tork 4; St. Loul3 3 (10 Innings.).. . Chicago 6; .Boston-4.. - . WOTIAN REGilXS TITLK iEVERETT. Aug. 28 (By the Associated Press, K Mrs.., Fred Jackson of Seattle:; regained .the Washington women's golf cham pionship when she defeated Miss Pljoebe Nell, Tidmarsh of Seattle, former Pacific .northwest, cham plon,' 4, up and , 3 to p)ay Jn the final round of the tournament here today.:: j MORGAfftwiLL;-! FILED WIFE .OP-FtNAkciEli; LEAVES " ESTATE TO CHILDREN NEW YORlC, Aug. - 28. (By Associated: Press )The wilt of the late Jane NortonMorgan; wife Ior PrBaie loaay.in Auneoia lother bequests are made. All personal property r ahd " $150,000 aren . "enfy, mrgiss Morgan, Frances Tracey Pennoyer and Mrs- Jane Norton Nichblsr Mr. Morgan receives certain property 10 England, f ' "I should like j to have given everything I possess to my dear husband, " the will read, "but he prefers that!' should only leave him my property In Eneland known as the Wall Hall estate. formerly Aldenham Abbey, and j other real property in the county I or Hereford, and also the use, during his life, of my household effects in the United States." EMBEZZLER IS RETURNED ESCAPED BANK DEFRAUDER ; IS AGAIN BACK IX CELL LEAVENWORTH; Kans.. Aug. 28. -(By , Associated Press.) After seven months of liberty, I Coney Slaughter, Pueblo, Colo., I bank embezzler, who escaped Jan- hiary 31, last, was tonight back In the federal, penitentiary here I awaitlne in isolation an assien Lment tomorrow as third grade 1 nriannr-.. a . t.,i. loner he will not enjoy the privi- cape he was planning to apply .for a. narole.. -Ire wrwild hiva. trnAn eligible for one at the next session ,t of the board. Now Jh addition te being reduced f rbm a trusty to a I third rade prisoner, he must lose more than .500, days granted for I additional months, the price of his escape I - Slaughter hae eerved- two- years BILLY'S UNCLE SiV;1? . QWCL VOli HUpAf yS . rVit VOU OUGVVT TO BM f . "tlvv "'. 1 1 I ' .L I ; tesfls -1 tiwmmW tear -: K nrr , ii.BI 1 -Fr c J if .1 .;. ,. rv V.-- . .... ll li I l.-- A j .r -. . . r. ill- H L 11 1 ' I A J-' I II k' 7 - I . : - a u. i r-rk - f II It - 1 ; Mxmm--list mm N,im : m)--. . -i-.- r " i i' i ' jrq j ii . ii ii ii i f i i r t -.w i 11 r . fi"ix p:f-- . i m r ,v Js x d . ? i i i i i f . ,u. ii ii v 1 1 'ii . if . f v. -rv ii li a r i u wh. zj -w r ? a.i yv r5a f ri , fr ' of a six jrear sentence imposed. at Denver, 3C0I0., tot wrecking, the! Mercantile National- bank of Pueblo. DOPE1 IS SENT BY AIR CANADIAN, POLICE. ON .LOOK-IciPITAl TTPO0KAPniCAI tTXIOlf KO OUT FOR imUr PUVUS I VANCOUVER, B. Aug. 28. ab exiensiTe searcn 01 lanainr i . . . . . . . , i places on the , shores of English bay and Howe sounds, near here. was being .conducted by; "Royal Canadian mounted police tonight. following ther finding today of a package of narcotic drugs on the west Vancouver shore of English bay. Today's find was the third big package of narcotics discovered by auiaomies in ine last xew montna, i bringing the total found to $30.- 000 worth.: ; ' ,c -V " ."The drugs' - were, wrapped in! layers of .cork and were packed in a case-with Oriental markings on the outside. - - Police, theories were that the drugs are being brown overboard from outward bound Oriental lin ers, as incoming ships are sched uled to close scrutiny by custom? officers. .". ; v ,' :.-' RAIN DAMAGE: IS SEVERE rvn-t . I',', ..A.- XLOIL.lKriUlL KQOPMENT SALT. llAKE CITY, Utah, Aug, 2 8.-( By the Associated Press. ) Damage t Denver' it Rio Grande Weten railroad tracks, bridges waftAuvut. wo 4 a GOUU WL A I clSuabursCjresterday-near Verde, t tTth 147 VniVJA, ftr.iT ; here, is estimated at about $200.- rwf . m, - wwmm V 000 ajid-tt is" expected a week will nasi hfore r.nfl!r nn orw. I pleteir.EiiCTaman . bridges and ( a mile of track" were washed out J and" In the 'meantime traffic is 1 belpg' routed' via Union "Pacific 1 tracks. Five freight cars were swept from the rails but no train J employes were injured. - v I Near Logan, north of 'here, ahd I in other sections; heavy rains caused landslides and In, many in-1 stances ; roads were ; reported blocked. Rain was general oter the north and, central parts of Utah "yester day and last night. No great dam age 'to crops has been reported." ' fiCRUAWY. A PPCDTO M HTC FRtxrK PRntHKAL ArfnFiifods (or adults and the "Borstal" TO nr TETTOV atio . . I PARIS,- Aug. 28. ( By . Asso ciated Press.) In " a lOO'.word npte' the . German government places Itself on record as "accept ing the proposal of France. -made in ueuaii ui toe allies m iae ne gotiations for - a security... pact guaranteeing Germany's western frontiers, that, the , first ; step should- be a. meeting . of German, Belgian, French and British jur ists a( the earliest possible date. .The communication, the. text of which1 was made public today, 'is In direct reply to the Frendh note delivered. in German hands early In the week. It is written Ina friendly tone and says Germany agrees ; with the allies that the time -for exchanging notes' has paased, .? , . j PAPERS ARE -FILED MADISON, .Wis., Augl 28. Rojr H; Wilcox of Eau Claire and Rob ert M. La Follette, Jr., ot Madison, candidates in the special primary September 15. for the republican nomination of United States sen ator, filed nomination papers with the secretary. AtCatate tonight. Union Rosier MEAT CUTTER'S UXIQX NO.' 5SO 7";"; SIO rrvlnc U. i'. :: MrUry. M. u. t-iiKBUtott. neu Mona Br- 1 4r, 1:04 p. . a f . .. a -. v . . NO. 1062 Arthr Tmek iru.. tv. ....i... rr. nrrudrnt: Wm. Petti k. leerctary. kil1d mhiulm fnrvixhmi. Phonn 119. Lodge Roster rRATKBNAIi ORDER OP EAQT.K8. lit ab.4. Ird td. W. O. W. Bill. 8. M. WlMKtt. sre-y. ti. 1394-k. r t ' Ud MUIU I.1UII upuilllbUC Over German Conditions BERLIN. Cermany shows signs 6f increasing stability that warrants business confidence, says John N.-Willys, of Cleveland Chairman of the Foreign Trade Committee of the National Auto mobile Chamber of Commerce, He has just concluded a study of the lc.,rrrtUVc.rSf, The -efforts which are being made towards the readjustment of made towards the readjustment bu8lneaa to normal condItiong w ill do much to - remove the . uncer tainty now surrounding the en terprise because of the prevailing restrictions on trade between Ger many and other Countries," Mr mu sUted k1t- a V ...... 4fAH ii f of these postwar impediments will 1 A J"?'""' "Pf ,a"'' viFjnanjr ou. ne tinned iaies. -me uerman oinc- lala' be sa,d' were ' B,neere,y.i deavorlng to.brtar abeut an lm provement in the. trading .condi tions between both countries." As a result of Informal conversations between the American motor in terests and official German circles It Is believed that, a liberal in (crease in the present import quota for American cars will shortly be decreed Britain's Prison Reform : :Methods Emptying Jails I LONDON. Probationary meth- treatment ior young people nave neen responsible for a maraed de- crease in the population of British prisons. So much so that more than 20 Jails in : England and J'aJe8-br one-third of the total, a-ve-dieea -closed -since -1914. There arte now. only about 4tt prisons.. In use throughout the country and these are not fully occupied." . . A Home- Office" - official says that fewer and fewer people are being committed to prison because the tendency now is to reform a man or woman If it be at all pos sible. The . increased use of pro bationary methods- has worked well .and -in the opinion of the Official the time is not far dis tant when prisons will be used only for habitual criminals with whom all attempts at reform have failed. ' . . During the first few years of this century approximately 600 oabof every 100,000 of the pop ulation were sent to prison each year. -Today .the percentage 'is juslver 100 in the 100,000. The greatest drop has been in con i Actions, for drunkenness nd. simi lar offenses. ' ' " rgoE- Local Rates For Classified Advertising fin ti- S inIi par vor rkraa Uma. .5 nts par war 8i . Ubm .-.S ca&U par vara Oaa BMOtk, ail7 a ad 10 ttatl m? war A la rda ta aara tka Bara thaa aaa Oaa rata. kdTarHiamaat mwtt tn is aoDiavtiT lstc- - t . i- a Ad. Uka for fctaa tKas tS mU. Ada, rma Bmij ONL.T Ur(a4 at aa-tia rata. ' ATrHmaati (mapt ParaaaaU kBd filMatlaaa Waata4 will ta lmka var tba telaphoaa if Ua adrartUar U aubaeribar ta paaaa. Tka PUtatmaa will raealr adrar. tUaaaaU at aav tima at tka 4y ar ifht. Ta Unr praper alattiflaa tioaa sit. (keatd, ka la fcafora T p. am. TZLEPnoai S r 68S 1 Money to Loan Ob Bl KitaU T. k. rORD . (0r LadA A Buk Bask) BEPORI TOO IJ--AVB TOtTB BOMS . OR CAR UAVK IT . - . . Insured Properly Pkoaa 181. Baeka A 3adlcka, TJ. B. Bank 4-SB-tf MOIilLKS WK WRECK 'EM Paru for .all earm. W !! far Was. Oct Our pricra va-trailers. 8lem A a to Wrwrkinfi Co 402 8. Cknrek Street. Ptmaa '.- . , . .. . laStf SCHEELER AUTO.WRECKINO CO, will kuy yoor old ear. . Ulckort caak priaa pid.M105 X. rotnmereial Pt ll tatf AUTO RKPAiRLNd GE.tERAL RXPA1RINQ, TIRES AND tubes, aeee4fortos, cb tL ME1 LEK A LtBEN(KOU UARAOE. Pboaa b4. Miller aad 8. , Commercial 8ta. . VTt apociaLUa ra recoadttioaiaf, matara. SaStf BwjBHaMpamBacaBwaweeMeaa AUTO TOPS 8CK.ua ron top axd paikt work. O. J. Hall Aata Top A Paiat 8 boo. Rear fire department. S-e,16tt HELP. WANTED NOTICE HOPPirXIKQ IN MINTO yard will atari Moadax, Am. II. Phoaa 1267-J. SaO IIOPPICKER8 WANTED LEWIS TARD Browne Itland. I'kona 114F4. . . b2 , HOP PICKERS "WASTED Per two of our yaras, tka Mitoma Ranch ner Iodepondcaes,. 117 acrea, aad tka Cartia Baach, aear Talbot ta tion. 30 aerea. ' Uanal aeceaiatada tioaa fnraUhod. ' Tarda ia axee'.lect . akapa. Pltkinr will bepa aboat Sep tember t lat. -Refille sow:' at Georfe Water a eirr flora, or ' Darbia Ax Ooraoyar, Boa 02, orer Peaaer'a atora. . .t . i25f Notice Hoppieklof at tka Williams rare near Eola win commence Sep tember 3rd. i3a HELP WASTED Stale It WANTED A MAN TO PARK- WOOD. Call 19rs. lla30 HELP WANTED Female 13 WANTED HOUSEKEEPER. THREE in family, amall hoOe. Call 1610 A. Hifh alter 6. eeeninr. t. 13a30 MIDDLE AGED WOMAN T6 CARE FOR ohiMrea. ' Small pay. , 744 Ckemeketa. eBBaBWMBaBBBiaBweaweBWMewiM -WANTED Employment 10 C1TT AND COUNTY WOOD SAWING. Phona 1091. 19all FOR GARDEN PLOWINO, BA8XMENT digjiBf and tada work, pkoaa 19FS. Ial4tf WANTED r:XPKRIEXCEI . CLERK wiahea piiTtii in drnr Btore. W rita , Orral 'rudale, Toraer, Orefroa. ". or rare Statsmaa, T5o ?2f!(. J94 FOR RENT 81 FOR REXT DF.8K BOOM IX A PAXDT (tic. TL 7a7. 3 laid TWO KOOM3 ! AXD KITCHENETTE 22 J6. cloaa is. VlriB. SliO PRIXTT.r CARDS. St71 14- BT tH varJIaf "To Hmt." prira 19 aack. 8Utwau aaaiaaaa Otfiea, (raa4 floar. FOR REXT ApartinenU S3 FOR KKSiT APAKTUXaTS 1 X. Co , aiareial. S3tt rOR HRNT THREE RiHil APART- Brrrial CailJ , S34l NEW 5 ROOM APARTMENT. ALSO TWO raracaa. H.OO pr atoatk. 101S Nartk Cmmreil. S3a30 tI REE " TtOOMS PARTLY OR A IX furaitkao. - Duwattaira. fit. With rrr. 41? V 21tt. ?0 FOR RENT Rooms . S3 SLEEPINO ROOM C1X3E IX. 5S5-W. i PHONE 253 rtTRISlTED f APARTMENTS. Stata atrct.' 13S5 JSaS PUPA8AST SLEEPIXO RIK)M. WITH or without brvakfakt. Clota in. Box 3A Ktlmiu BOARD ASD ROOM FOR TWO TOCXd B.n. 623 North Cottage. 25aZS PRIHTED CARDS. 87ZB Id BT: tH a waTdiar. ."Booma to BnC prie ll cent aark. i StaWtmaa Bsaiaaas tAc grovsa floor. BOOH FOR RENT lit MODERN HOM3L tereo block irom tut snu. AO coavaaieaeaa. Ueatlemaa preferred Pleaaa r rafaraacas at aidrata A B, car fiUUaaa. SS28f FOR REXT ROOM SUITABLK TO I tndeBta, wltk aloepaijr pore privilaf aa. Irerjtkinf modara. Reieramcea ara ra 4lrad. - Addreaa ream, aara fitatoema FOR RENT Hon 2T POR RENT 7-ROOJd Fl'RNISHED koaia and ' otker honaft. . Uertrad J. X. I'ace. 493 N. CatUce. 2Ta28tf FOR RENT r-IM MEDIATE POSSESSION room 30, 5 roora flat $40.. BECKR At IlLNDRiCKS V. 8. Bk. HiK. ?7ftf WANTED TO RENT St WAKTEb TO RENT A 8 MALL ITS fnrnUked ! hoase. Call 2154 be tweet I and and 7:30 and 10 p. ta. 31a30 WANTED TO 1F3. T HENT f ARM. CALL 3U30 WANTED SliscelLtneoaa S3 WHEEL CHAIR. WANTED FOR IN- valid. rtjone 1233. 35a29 WASTED A PLACE TO STAT AND OO to icbool Dy a kuni r L2-Tear-ol coon try boy. Bos 470, Statesman. S3a2 WANTED A GOOD PONT OR SMJLLL horse. Will bar or fira rood rare for mia thronf h winter. Phone 18F13 after p. m,' or- addrcaa Grata Harria. RickreaU. . S5a2Stf HIGHEST PRICE 8 TAID TOR UBEB torea. toe la, faraitora. BUtf'a Caad WooAj tpi, appoalta aoart hooaa. ! Sml2U WOODRT TOT ATJCTIOKZER BUT! aad faraUora Ior aaak., Phoaa 61V, k I Sat. CASH PAID FOR TALES TEETH 4aaul fold, platiaotn aad Aiacardaf jewelry. ; iioca saaiuag aad Kf inery K utaero, Micbifaa. . 5j3" WANTED PRIVATE MONET FOl fsraa loaaa.' .Wa bare aararal aenliee. tioaa aa kaad. Hawkiaa Robert I . 205 Orerow BMc. ' RSdl4 FOR SALE ST FRESH CRISPETTES AT THE STAND .North Portland Rd. S7a4 GOOD TOUNO PrREBRED BARRED Kock hen a. TeL 89P23. 373 TOUNO GRAIN FED RABBITS. LIVE or dreteL i Leo Ob mart. Phoaa 10SF31. 37a30 FOR SALE UNIVERSAL COMBINA loa eookatore. (iaa aad wood. 333. iiooa eoodiUuB. ' r-alf 2CI or 271. FOR 8-M.F A i NICE BCNOALOW AT 1944 X. Liberty, 92300.: Tana.- 37a30 87 ONE OAK CHIfrOXtER WITH IXX)K- imf (lafa, oak rilfiMwi . diMtng takl. tPia. 3 dravrra aa4 looiint X'bb. 1245 S. Uib Si. 7 fOR SALE VETOII REED. FOR COVER rroo or kiy. B, Cuaaiaxkaa. fkoaa JirX . . 3T3 PEACHE3 CANNiyO PEACHES, Crawford, bow raadf, at J. Vt . A. Pallctu'a artkard. ? anlaa aortk ( Balria river road.- Manaa eoaatr. arr Clear Lak ockooU Pkaaa Tltl. ' . J.a2 Trespass Notices For Sale TroiBaia KotHaa. in Ktt tafka prtetod mm rood 1 9 aaara aaavaaa koa tag tka word ".Natt ! llorabr Gi , Tkak Troapaaaiaff ia Strictly ForWd- dB Om Tkoaa rraaalMa uadar laaJt t Proaatioa.' PTiea 1& aaek ar for S&.. S Oratoa. PmVOo, g4av Tatf sej.l cs tocr rsEtr rcRMrrcRE H. U BXitt FmrmitBra Co. Caa4 Ooaoa XtapU OppoaiU aoart komaa. S7a RECEIPT BOOKS SIZE BT SH". 60 racaJpt forma Is book. IS aoata pal . kook ar two for SS.aoala. Btat iB aJXlca, 3It ftaatk OaataMretal 81. Salaa. STflftU OR 8 ALE OLD KIWSPAPERS, TtS NSU a kvaaUa. Cirtaiatioa Aapartmaat Orft tttMmi. 7f TOR SALE Llrectodc S9 VETKRIXARIAX DR. PATTERSOU Pfcaaa g?3W. Kt.-g. Box t9. - Sj2tf FRTD W. LAOE. TXTIRIXARtAJf viuea u h. .amarctat. iaaa iiik Em. pkoaa 166&, maa FOR SALE CHEAP . 130O-POCXD work horse; yewre kf. -well brwk. Kt. 9, Vox 134. TeL- 44F3L. IIbso) vreea DUtrirt. - WOOD FOR SALE 43 BEST GRADE OP WOOD 4 It. BQd IS iBch. ' BtU WWOAV - ! Grora mill waod. . - - Dry aeeead frowth. fir. Dry aad old fir. - Pry 4 ft. aak, saapW S4l aak. - FRED E. WELLfl. . Prwatpt dalWery and reeeanahla arte tie fiamth- Charek. phoaa 1543. 4Sad IS INCH OLD TIR SECOND GROWT1 as aaa aaa. raaaa ltra. At. D. May field. - dttltaj OOOD COAL DRT WOOD PROMPT DKLIVXRIES. HILLMAN VUEO CO.. ' TELKPHOVE 15$. 4!tt . lOSCmiJUfEOUB 01 H. B. BEAGROVE FURNACE AND iheel meUl (bop Btorad to CS1 Mltt- Bt. tta BATTLE CREEK SANITARIUM Kethoda ara Bed ta tka health iBJtt tate at 153 8. CotUra St. 8. H.' Logaa. Phoaa 3314. ' 61aS SALEM PTJIL As TRANSFER OO, lit Trade Bt, Salem. Let ma et ywa a wood, ooal and tra aaf ar, aaorlar aa4 wrayara. SHf pkoaa TS3 aW-lt. Nirkt rkooo lOS. slJ7tf PERSONAL 6S Hit 2 TREATMENT . 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