fRIbAV. AUGUST 1, 1949
Crazed Negro
Shot to Death
In Gun Battle
Clilcoito, Auk. li a tmn-i)
Nt-Rio KUmniiii, wlm wntindi-tl
Hi-veil im-i uiiiin in n tin i-e hour Iml-Hi-
Willi 21i) pulll-ClnCH, was Must,
oil In death liy mm-hliie it'll) fire
I'lirly today wlu-n pullio lum-d
him mil of IiIh lint rlrudi-il Ileum
by iti-tlliiK ll uflri'.
Tht wounded Im-luili-d five in
llii-men, u two yi-ur old boy mid u
wniniin.
Three oilier policemen unci a
lii'Wit pholoriiphir were over
come liy tear kiih or cut ly flyltiK
KlaNN In the wllil KUMllKlit, which
wu witnessed by un estimated
H.(XX) persons In a middle class,
Wl- Nllll- Nf(IO district.
Tim Ni'itio, James CinlK, W, a
meat packing house employe,
went ilown spewing hud from
two .38 rnlluer pistols iih In- step
ped through Hi., door of his riiirn
InR home.
Irritated for Month
Neighbors Hiilil Unit Crulg liinl
nppcured "irritated ii ml slightly
insane" since his mm dug, Prince,
wu run over by a rur and killed
about ii month iiko. Craig hnil
lived alum- Willi tin- dug In two
rooms of tin lira I twoslory brick-vcneeri-d
house since IiIh wife li'ft
him Nix iiioiiIIik ago.
'Hip fracas begun hImiiiI 9:.')0
Iiiki night when Crulg got Into an
urgmm-iit with u ni-lKli bur, 1-aw-ri-nic
Mui-k. 17, who Mud decor-
CASH
FOR
Back to School
Expenses
'25.00 to '300.00
Furniture
Farm Machinery
Livestock
Automobile Loans
Up to $500.00
NO INHIIKANCK ItKOUIItKD!
Twenty Month, to Hi-pay
PORTLAND LOAN CO.
NarlM-rt l. (iomlrlrh. Mgr.
Km. 8, Penney Bid., IUI0 Wall
Trlnphonn 173
BKNI, OltKi()N
State Urriuu-a H1HO M32I
Aunt Hutch's
Advice
FOR FREE!
By Aunt (Jarklr) Hutch
Dear Aunt Hutch:
I hear you calling your cat "Ben Hur." Isn't
that an odd name for a cat?
F. JOHNSON.
DEAR FRESH:
We, called him just "Bon" when we first
got her.
AUNT HUTCH.
Going to the FAIR Next Week?
Before you go
Co"
in the New Golden Anniversary
PACKARD
ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE
Packard and Willys Parts and Service
HUTCHINS MOTORS
ICAISK K I fillip IM
Ki-iitiii-, auk. n 'ii'1 a xrj
fnnil In ii W striking Ilawnlliin
ilnrli win Iters uml In In- iiiIki-iI 1 1 v
a S fifl per ii-ihoii iishi-hniiii-iiI wiih
Viiti-il Iiml iil,hl by ini'inlii'iH of
liirul III, liili-i nalloiiiil Longshore
iih'd'h ami W.'iii'Iiiiiisi'Iiiiiis un
ion il'llll.
Union xi'iii-laiy Wllllain Clink
suld I III' niii-NNiiiiiit was vuli'il nl
U "hlop work" ini-ellng. "II S.'l.5l)fl
Ih mil enough," hi- Hiilil, "wi-'II as
sess ouifti-lvi'H Juui iih inurli or
inori- nl Hit- next inci-llng."
nli-il IiIh Iiiiiihi- fur hlm. Craig
iiitiihi'iI Muck of slrallii)! a nun
Hum IiIh Iioiiii-.
Suilili-nly, wlln(-NHi-H sulci, Craig
pulled two pistols ami lln-il at
Mai ll.
flu llllltl-l went wild find Hi ruck
Iwoyciirnld Drnki- Alklns In the
iriicl.
'flu. I'lllld uiiu llilti.il In
county liimiillal In serious (on-
illllon.
Mark dived fur rover while
CnilK rushi-d Into his Iiouhi- ami
Dun ii iicicci uoorwuys ami windows
(or a flKht,
Whi-n a squud of officers ar
rived to Invi'Hllifuli- tin- Hliont Int-!.
Crulg iipi-ncd flic at tin-in, Willi
a kuii In each hand, hi- screamed
cli'fliinri- for tin-in to '"i'oiiii- In
ami i-t inc- If you think you'll
toiiKh."
100 lollr-rni-n ('lli-il
ThP of flri-rn i-ulli-il for ri-lnforri-.
mi-nlN ami within a fi-w mlnuti-H
KM) offlrrm convi-i ki-iI on tin-iii-IkIiI'oi
hod In H'liiail n i m, pulrol
wiikoiih ami on inoloiryt li'H.
C'ralK ran froin window lo win
ilow, flilnK at thi-m,
Offlri-i'M ki-pt up a iHti-ady
Hlri-iim of flm from Huhmui'hlm
KUiiM, HholKUim, rlfli'H und pistols,
hopliiK to forci- hint to i-XH-nd IiIh
animunltlon. CralK'H supply nf
hIii-IIs iippan-ntly was Ini-xhaiiHt-Ibli-,
howi-vi-r.
I'olli-i- wi-ro hampered by the
IhotiHamls of spi'i-tators who
stood out In the iih-ii amidst Hie
flylnit hullels i-vi-n wllhln a few
feel of where offlii-rs were
iToui hliiK for tlu-lr lives from the
Negro's bulletH.
When llw 1iib fiillmt lii tvmt
C'ralK, Chief Haymond Crime nr.
nenii ins men iniix-ruti-iy to set
fire to the house.
Within moments, the enllre first
floor was ii mass of flumes.
Crab, however,, t-oiitlnueil lo
run Ihrouuh Dip fire to shoot from
the various windows
liy the IlKht of the flames, CrulK
rould In- seen iliislilnn through Hie
house and runnliiK up ami down
the slabs to maintain his Kunflre
In all illri-rlloiis.
Suddenly, the stairway eaunht
! fire, catrhhiK CnilK on the first
floor amdlst the t-rai klltiR flumes.
1 C'ralK apparently deoiclrd to try
I to shoot his way out.
I As he NtepH-il throUKli the door
iway with bin guns hlalni;, police-
oM-neil up with a teniflr lila.st
Uuit virtually lore bis bodv apart
; VcrnlK fell Instantlv dead'.
Church Directory
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TlltHT IICIU II OK C'lfltlHT
KCIKNTIKT
(ICr.l wt rlrl HiKll
Atilhoi li'ii brunch of (lie
Molber ehureli, the First C'liunh
of Chilsl, Siieiitlsl, In lioston,
Muss. Sunday service, 11 a. m.
Sunday school, 9:.'XJ u. In. Wediien
day evening ti-stiinonlal Ineeilnu,
H p. in. I(i-ndlii room, Li-nson
biilldlni!, Hii.l Wall.
riftST CllltlsTIAN
(fOurlli .lrMt .1 NwwtMirl .vvnu.)
Un II. H.I.I... k, MlnUIr
lilhle school, ll: l!i a. in. MornlnK
worship, 11 u. in. Cbrlstlun Kn
deuvor iiKH-tiiiK, U:3l) p. m. Kvc
nhiK churiii si-rvlce, 7:.'MJ p. m.
I'ruyi-r ineetbiK and lilhli; study
Wednesday, 7:.'K) p. m. lit church.
Choir pracilec Thursday, 7:30 p,
m. ut rhurch.
MUST MISSIONARY BAPTIST
III lt( 11
IKmI UrMinwoud)
fc.l.W I.. II. Il.-w.ll
Sundiiy school, 10 a.m. MornlnK
messiiKe, 11 a.m. Deschutes In
firmary services, p.m. UTC
classes, U:'M p.m. Kvenlnu mes.
bhkc 7:S0 p.m. Women's Hlblc
cIiihs, Wediii'sdiiy 1:.')0 p.m. Sun
day school teuchers' class, Thurs
day 0:30 p.m. I'layer meetlnu or
Hlhle study, Thursday, 7 p.m.
Konu prucllce, Tburwlay, 7:45 p.
in. Monthly business rn'-i.-t lnj.
Thursilay after first Sunday,
7 p.m.
I' HtST MITHKItAN ( IH KCH
M.liu mill Wall
MornlnK worship service, 11
a.m., Interim pastor. Fellowship
U-iiKue, second and fourth Sun.
days, 5:'M p.m. Indies' Aid, first
and Ihlrd Ihursilays, :.)') p.m.
I..IXU.. first and third Wednes
day. K p.m. I.uther li-UKue, second
and foui 111 Wednesday, 7 p.m.
TKIMTY I.UTIIKIIAN
IMbiuurl Syivull
IllBlvMUm .nil lV'nl.r.1)
V Inr.f I Lrwn. l'.Ur
Lutheran hour, 9:30 a. m. Sun
day school, 10 a. m. Morning serv
ice. 11 a. :ii. VvuMlicr leairue, Mon-
day, 7:30 p. m. Sunday school
teui.-hers meetlnK, Thursday, 7:30
p. m. Junior choir practice, Satur
day, 1 p. m. Men's club, last Tues
day each month, 7:30 p. m. La
dles' aid, last Thursday uflcrnoon
each month.
F1KST BAITIST CHVRCH
1 1 rvlmr and Orivi4i .lrrvt.
Kmc. k.y II. Aulin. I'a.tur
Sundny school, 9:45 a.m. Morn
lnK worship. 11 o'clock (broad,
cast over KHND). Youth groups,
0:30 p.m. Evening gospel service,
7:30, Wednesday Bible study and
prayer groups, 7:30 p.m. A cor
dial welcome always.
CKIKCII OF THE NAZARENK
1174a Kat Klrrt .trll
Waller 1. W.Uon. 1'a.lor
Sunday school, 10 a. m. Won
hip service, 11 a. m. Y. P. meet
ing, ti:45. Evangelistic service,
7:30. Mid week service, Wednes-
lay, 7:30.
I.ATTEK DAY SAINTS
lOorn.r Hill and Inrinv)
J.ma Cnapill, 1'mlU.nl
Sumlay school, 10 a.m.: Sacra.
ment meeting Sunday, 7:30 p.m.
m-liei society, iMesday, 1:30 p.m.
M.I. A., Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Pri
mary, Thursduy, 4 p.m.
UKOKGAM.Kl) CHURCH OF
JKSl'S (I1RIST OF LATTER
DAY SAINTS
Services each Sunday morning
at 11 a. m. in Norway hall, with
l- 1 el e r Cixirge Dyer In charge
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
ISM Newport)
Minday: Bible study, 10 a. m.;
preaching, 11 a. m.; communion,
11:45 a. m.: preaching, 7 p. m.
Thursday: Bible study, 7 p. m
ladles meeting. 1 p. m.
TODAY!
The DEEPFREEZE
Home Freezer makes the
monthly payments for
you. Come int Let us
prove it to you with
your own food budget
figures. Save enough to
mnko the payments on
aDEEPHREEZE Home
Froezer.
You ran buy this tlx
ftihlr fan genuine
l.KKI'KHKKZK Home
Krrtier fur little
$15 down, wiih
Iti.ymrttU of
$10 pr iiMiith
Total purrhMe nrtre
only 22l.9!., Mndel
('&, Inc I ml in 5-year
warranty and 5-year
fond pro Iwt ton plan.
LET US PROVI THISI FACTS TODAYI
STOP INI Ott Your fn Copy of Btavtlfut 64-Pago Book on Hem FrMilng.
Sewing School No Charge
Remember, only at Anderson's do you get a 16-lesson sew
ing course with the purchase, of any major appliance.
ifoli
THE BND BULLETIN,
HICHT MKTIIOMHT
(llnnil .nd K.11.WI
HVv. Him KiiiiIU, i'utor
(!hurch school, 8:45 a.m. Morn
lnK woihtiip, 10 a.m.
FIRST I'UKKBVTERIAN
(Ijurnrr ll.rrlm.n an4 Fr.filillli)
Km, Allan U. chilli, PaiUir
Mui nine worship at 0 a.m.;
Sunday school, H a.m.: Senior;
and Junior Westminster Fellow-1
ship, H:.')0 p.m.; choir practice
every Thursilay, 7:30 p.m.
SKVENTII i)AYAnVKNTIST !
(Ilarrlinan .nd Kr.nkllnl
Cl.r.ric. A. Hliplirl, I'MUir
Sabbath w hool, :45 a. m. !
PreachlnK sei-vlce, 11 a. m. Prayer i
meeting Wcilnesilay, 7:45 p. m.
TKIMTY EI'IWCOPAL CIIL'IIC'II :
IIImiI or W.ll .ir-rl) 1
Kn. I,i H. V. UuUUr, fUctur
Holy communion each Sunday
at H a. m. except llrst Sunday at I
11 a. m. only. Morning prayer
each Sunday, except llrst Sunday,
at 11 a. m. Church school, each
Sunday at 9:45 a. m. Nursery
school, each Sunday at 10:45 a.
m. Voiin People's Fellowship,
each Sunday at 7 p. m. Choir
.practice, each Wednesday at 7:45 i
p. m. Scout troop, each 'lliursday j
il 7 p. rn. Vestry, second Mondays j
it o . m. Altar guua, seconci
Mondays at 2 D. m. Ladles' guild.
alternate Tuesdays at 2 p. m.
Other services and meetings as
announced.
JKIIOVAH H WITNESSES
(Klnmliifn hall, mmjUi of Brntl. naar canal)
watcntower stuoy hunuay, a p.
m.; Bible book study, Wednesday,
8 p. m.; service meeting, Friday,
7:45.
PENTECOSTAL MISSION
(til I-afaratut atrort)
ItarfM K. Marling, i-aator
Sunday school. 10 a. m. Morn-
Ing worship, 11 a. m. Young peo
ple's service, 7 p. m. Evangelistic
service, 8 p. m. Young peoples'
meeting Tuesday night
PRESBYTERIAN
(WaatinlnaUr OrUwdom)
(Nawport avanua and Pralt. road)
RoUrt E. Nkbolaa, Mlnlatar
Bible school, 9:45 a. m. Morn
ing worship, 11 o'clock. Inter
mediate and senior Machen
league, 6:30 p. m. Evening serv
ice, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, 7:30
p. m., prayer meeting and Bible
study. Sunday evening, KBND
broadcast, 8 p.m.
ASSEMBLY OF COD
(2nd and Greenwood)
Rrr. W. U. rnllllpa. Mlnlatar
Sunday services: Sunday school,
9:45 a. m. Devotional service, 11
a. in. Evangelistic service, 7:45 p.
m. Mid-week service, Friday, 7:45
p. m., regular preaching service.
CATHOLIC
(Franklin and l.av)
Hv. William Couxhlan, I-aator
Sunday masses 6, 8 and 10 a.m.
Masses on week days at 8 a.m.
CHURCH OF GOD
(Corner W. Twelfth St. and Fresno An.)
Kae. Fred B. Decker. UlnUUr
Sunday school, 9:45. Preaching
service, 11 a. m. Evening service,
7:45 p. m. Prayer meeting and
Bible study, Wednesday evening,
7:45.
CIIBISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE
.20 Lava Road
Rev. Alfred Robert Reimer, Pamtor
Sunday school, 9:45 a.m.; Sun
day morning worship, 11 a.m.;
Sunday evening evangelistic ser
vice, 7:30 p.m.; Wednesday pray
er meeting, 7:30 p.m.; Friday
young people's, 7:30 p.m. Every
one cordially invited.
Ordinary cotton and low-temperature
liquefied fluorine will
explode violently on mere con
tact, i
fi" t 'SS!p'"Wp . j
TOMORROW! j EVERY DAY!
Your DEEPFREEZB
Home Freezer pays for
itself because it starts
paying you a cash profit
the day you put it in
use! Gives you savings
in time, work, food, and
money. Gives you bet.
ter eating . . . better
living.
BEND, OREGON
Child Improving, Result
Of Long Trip
I r,.it,r'M No!: 'Ilia I'lllriwinir
vircltrn f.,r Hi. HiiIIinI l-rin. hy K. W.
Iliil. an Aii-lrHli.n i'.,irnah.l who lnok
a i,l, on IIh Wn'l.ila lvl. mi Im I'rihl
IiiIiim hi. .ii lo lhi country for Oral
rii'iit at Hi. lo.lllul. of li.lilw hi
Wirl.ni.
Hv R. W Kelil
iWrill.ii fi Ih. VmtM Ytw
Wichita, Kan. My son.
John, bud his first birthday parly
on August 3, Ik-c iiuw of the work
of Oil- Inslilule of logopedics
liern in Wichita.
He'd nut bad a birthday before,
because il wouldn't have meant
anyihing to him. But 10 months
at the instituie have taught him
how to enjoy himself to some
extent like normal children.
You see, John is not a normal
child. He Is a spastic, better
known as cerebral palsied. Spas
lie children usually do not get
much of a chance to enjoy them
selves, for there are few places
like the Institute here.
We had to make a lO.OOO mlle
trip so John would have his
chance to learn to talk.
Movie Men Help
He was two years old when he
was hit by encephalitis. That left
hlm with cerebral palsy. Ik
seemed doomed to the life of the
spastic until we were able to
bring him here through the gen
erosity of Hollywood millionaire
Charles P. Skouras and the In
terest of Paramount producer
Cecil B. deMllle.
When we arrived 10 months
ago John was a bundle of mis
directed energy, nerves and unco
ordinated actions. Dr. Martin F.
Palmer admitted him to the insti
tute and the long slow work of
Five Building
Permits Issued
Five building permits Issued
yesterday and today bring Au
gust's volume of building up by
the sum of S12.400, records in
city hall show today.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Laursen,
355 East Lafayette, will build
a home for their own occupancy
jn Center addition, at an esti
mated cost of $7,000. The address
will be 734 East fourth. Dimen
sions were given as 36 feet bv 24
feel. Eil McLennon was listed as
plumber; George Salicis as elec
trical contractor.
Additions to existing struc
tures, to cost S2.000 respectively,
were given on plans entered by
F. N. Van Matre and W. Miller.
IVan Matre's permit is for refin-
ishing of the front of the Earl
Zeek building. An overhead door
will be installed, and a new stuc
co front constructed.
Miller obtained a permit to add
a pumice bunker 48 feet bv 23
feet east of existing bunkers.
Height of the new bunker was
Secified as 24 feet.
D. C. Harris. 477 State, took a
permit to build an addition 9 feet
by 14 feet on the utility room of
his home. The dining room will
be widened .by 7 feet. Cost was
set at S1.000.
Laurence G. Foster, 742 OEden,
will add a space 10 feet by 10 feet i
for a bedroom, bath and "closet in j
his home. Cost is estimated at
$400. i
PARKERS FINED I
The sum of $14 has been paid at
city police headquarters by seven
persons charged with parking
overtime or improper parking on
Bend streets. They are: George
Giskaas. 5 Hawthorne avenue;
Ison Ezell. Gilchrist; James E.
Henslev. 331 li Riverfront; C. R.
Badger, Box 302; Ray McKav.
General Delivery, Madras; Walter I
E. Gore. Box 1, Crescent, and
Cleo L. Parrish, 160 East Seventh.
Use classified ads In The Bulle
tin for quick results.
CAN YOU
PICTURE
YOURSELF
HERE
WATCH FOR OCR
IMPORTANT ANOCNCEMENT
Bend Electric
COMPANY
644 Franklin Phone 159
for Cure
rehabilitation was started.
John has made steady, but
slow, pi ogress. He can say a few
words and he knows what they
mean. At his birthday party he
talked about "pop." He didn't
mean me. He meant soda pop.
He has lo ask for It before hp
gets it. He drinks through a
straw. Ten months ago he would
have chewed the straw to bits.
Eager To l.iarn
We take John to the Institute
every morning for a half hour
lesson. He is eager to go. Once
there, he has only one interest
to get Into his little classroom
with his teacher, Mrs. John J.
Snodgrass.
We watch the lesson through
a one-way mirror and try to dup
licate as much of it as possible
at home. In the 10 months he
has learned to form his mouth
for a number of words and how
to say them. He also has learned
to sit still, instead of Jumping
and rushing about aimlessly.
On thp day before his birth
day, I was asked to bring him
to the Eagle Office, Where my i
colleagues had arranged a little i
birthday party for him. He sat 1
on a table, fascinated by the ;
birthday cake and the city room I
staff singing "Happy Birthday." .
Another Party
Ten months ago he probably
would have put his foot in the
cake. Certainly h would not have
Interested him.
Then we had our own birthday
party. His brother, Robert, 5; sis
ter, Margo. 9, and seven-month-old
Christine, born here last De
cember, were there. So were
neighborhood children, for John
likes now to play with them, even
if he cannot yet understand or
take part in many of their games.
That alone makes our long trip
worth while: John had a birth
day party like other children do.
The institute shortly will move
into its brand new $1,550,000, 40
acre center, with its 160 housing
units and grand big administra
tive and training building. Ped
haps we can move in there with
John and then he and other un
fortunate speech defectives can
celebrate another birthday, the
birth of a new and wonderful
center to show the world what
can be done in their field.
PORTLAND MARKETS
Portland, Aug. 19 Mil Port
land butter and egg prices were
unchanged today.
Butter Price to retailers:
Grade AA prints. 67c lb.; AA car
tons. 68c; A prints, 67c; A car
tons. 68c; B prints, 64c.
Eggs Prices to retailers: ',
Grade AA large, 69c doz.; certi
fied A large, 66c; A large. 65c;
AA medium, 62c; certified A med
ium. 61c; A medium, 60c doz.;
A small, 46c doz.; cartons, 2c addi
tional. Cheese Price to retailers:
Portland, Oregon singles, 39-42c
lb.; Oregon 5-lb. loafs, 44 H -45c
lb.; triplets. Use less than sin
gles. Premium brands, singles,
Slc lb.; loaf, 53HiC lb.
TONITE and SATURDAY!
Two Great Hits
For the Family!
Robm Louis SnmsoH'S
V Swashbuckling Saga
or Aavsmur on i-n.
High Ski
no Dor J
McDOWALLj
a OUT
J
ornoustRM
- 2ND BIG HIT -
OUTDOOR THRM and
ROMANCE
Gi&rfQmss-
lvrlif
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PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland, Aug. in 'Irv-Catlle:
Friday 00; calves 15; mostly
cleanup trade; generally steady
but some hpavy calves and com
mon vealers lower. For five days,
salable 3300; calves 950; compar
ed week ago. grass catile medium
grade and betlpr nlmut stpady,
lower grades weak with some
cows weak lo 50c lower. Light
dairy type steers and heifers and
heavy calves hard to movp. Veal
ers wpak to $1.00 lower. (Ipiiernl
cat Ik- trade slow wiih supply all
grassers. Common and low me- S
ilium steers predominated, selling '
16.00 to 21.50, few average to high i
medium 22.50 to 24.50. Few;
Blockers and feeders 1C.00 to
20.00. Canner to common light
dairy type steers and heifers
10.00 to 13.50. Common and me
dium grass beef heifers 14.00 to
20.00. Canner and cutter cows
9.00 to 11.00, common and me-j
dlum beef cows 12.00 to 14.50, ;
few good cows to 15.00 with '
young cows to 15.50. flood beef
bulls 18.00 to 18.50, cutter to good
sausage bulls 13.00 to 17.50. Cood
and choice vealers 21.00 to 23.00. j
Common and medium largely i
11.00 to 18.00.
Hogs: Friday 35; steady; top
23.au. For live days salable 12.X);
miirlmt nrnnml X1 V Inuior Pnrlu
to 24.00. late bulk and top 180-
230 lb. good and choice meat type
butchers 23.50. Good under 400 lb.
sows 16.50 to 17.50, heavier sows
and fat type kinds downward to
14.00. Good and choice feeder
pigs 23.00 to 24.00. few early
24.50. Heavy stags down lo 12.50.
Sheep: Friday salable none;
market nominal. For five days,
salable 2900. For week market
generally steady with burden
some supply thin lambs 50c to
$1.00 or more lower. Good and
choice springers 20.00, few high
good and choice 20.50 and 21.00.
Mediu mand good predominated
at 18.00 to 19.00, common down
to 15.00,' culls down to 10.00 and
under. Good feeders 15.00 to
16.00, common down to 12.00 and
under. Good yearlings 16.00 to
17.00, one string around 104 lb.
good and choice yearlings 18.00.
Heavy weights 14.00 down, com
mon 12.00 down. Good ewes
scarce at 6.00, common and me
dium 3.00 to 5.00.
Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results
DANCE
Saturday, Aug. 20
at
Eastern Star Grange
Music by
CROOKED RIVER
RAMBLERS
ave run
TONITE and SATURDAY!
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