The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, June 27, 1925, Image 14

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Newspaper Page Texti ! ?; t'r.. ii all I'm it iff' I i? (Is., f II P: r Hi ; ' ' ': r'-ii! !!i iii Hi : ,li;.t J -4 i m J i ! M III ii' ! ; l i W 1 i'1 H ".T.:jj Pnge Fourteen THE EUGfcNE OUAED S CHANCE FOR COMPARISON GIVEN ! Jy gJjS JAKES I ivaiM t -n iimiiiiiul. i nil i -u l l iiil. i 79 , PF7 f j i jy vtm mil mini i iiu hnrruj.i i' i .V 1 IIU lUliU Uil UIILLI1U CHICAGO, June 27. G4) fieome Kisler, pilot of the St. Louis Ameri cans nml Al Simmons of the Atbleties, me I tie first major leniriiers to pa the century mark In lilttinjc for P.1-'". Latent Btatisticn show that Sislor baa collected 103 hits nml Simmons HI J . 'J'he figurea include guinea of Wednesday, The hatting leadera of the Ameri can league are in the same, position they were a week ago, with Sammy llaie of the Athletica topping the liat with .4-1. Hod Wingo of the Tigera ia second with .411), followed by Jliee of the Itrowna with .410 and 'i'y Cohb Willi .401. Ken Williama, the St. Louis Blug gcr and Itob Meuael of the YaukeeB failed to increase their home run to tals, the Yankee still being in front with 10, with Williama one behind. Williama, however, increased his to tal base mark to 175. In base stealing Johnny Moatll of the White Sor continues to lead the pack with a total of 22. Other leading hatters: Heilmnn, Pe irolt .SOU; Simmons, 1'hiladelphlo .3KS; I.nmnr, Philadelphia .384; Kolh ergill, Hetroit .3K4; Speaker, Cleve land .373; Comba, New York .372; K. Williams, St. Louis .301; Sialer, fit. Louis .303; lioone, Hoston .3110; Paaehal, New York .330. Mux Carey and Clyde Humbert of Pittsburgh have mode an appenronee among the leading batters of the Na tional league. Hanihnrt jumped from , fifth to third place, with an averugo of .303, and Carey from twelfth to ixth with .873. . There has been no stopping of Hog era Ilornshy of the CardinnlB, who re- mains safely In the lead wilh .4L'7, el-' even points more than he hud a week ago. Jlornshy collected 14 hits in his last seven gamea. Four wero homors. He holds leadership of the mnjora for the homerun hitting with 21. llazen Cuyler, onother Pirate con tinues to hold the honors as the best run gcttor with 08. Other leading hatters: Wilson, Phil adelphia, .404; ltarnhart, PittHburgh .303; Hottomley, St. Louis .877; Cor ey, Pittsburgh .378; Stock, Hrooklyn .371; Hawks, Philadelphia .308; Hur-; rus, Boston .304; Jlludcs, St. Louis I .804; Bancroft, Itoston, .304; Karl Smith, Pitlsburgh .808; Kournler, Brooklyn, .858; Grantham, Pittsburgh .358; Cuyler, Pitlsburgh .352; Har per, Philadelphia .851. r V " M 1 J ly r IJ -.BaM'""'" News of Nearby Towns Special Correspondence To The Guard From Various Live Districts In Its Field. LONDON, June 27. (Special). Long Jim Barnes, American profes sional golfer, was bound for hia old home in Cornwall today to receive cou grntutiilioDS of ' lira mother as newly crowued open champion of (treat) Britain. He finished the gruoliiu? com..'tition at I'reslwisk, Scotland yeaterdny with two rounds of 7U-74, U'r.;h u.hW.fl tA Thiirsdftc'a 70-77 Piive him nn even 300 or one stroke belnw to hit, hoiuu several days with aathma the two Hritishera on his heels, tlie veteran Ted Itay and the riains star CUESWELL, June '2.1. (Special). Mr. John -Martin enjoyed a happy birthday 'l'uesuay evening with sev eral friends who dropped in for the evening. Mrs. V. A. Uichardson hav ing a birhtday the tame day was also a bostetra. Others present were Mr.. Ueurge Snere and three daughters, Kdith, Jruia and Irene Snere, John .Martin, b A. Hiehardson and II. E. liicbuKlsuii and lamiiy "of Eugene. C. II. tsedgwiek has been coutiued plal.) Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Nicolle and ket dinner was spread and all both young and old enjoyed a hearty din ner. Mrs. N. E. Steele returned home Friday from California where she had been called to the bedside of her mother. SANTA CLARA 1 v SANTA cr,AKA, Juue 117. (Kpe- Archie ("ompston. Maf Oonald Snuth, the Amerirnii who had been favored for the title afWr his record of 01) of Thursday afternoon, broke wide open in the In it 1H boles and took a bad 8"J to finish third with 1103. Abe Mitchell, lontf driving lirisisher was fourth with .'03 and fifth place with divided among five liritons including the vet eran. .). II. Taylor. Joe Kirk wood, the third invading Americiiii, manage to land among the firHt ten with .'(U by doing two 70'.h nftcr his poor start of K2 for the first two rounds Thursday. The Hrhivh golf exports seemingly are irnpressod more by the fact that Smitli bw, than t lint Haines won. Smith wan the fnvnrile unci bin collapse yi'Htei uay is termed as one. nf the most as tonishing ever seen in any open championship. I l..i.v fnvnr Mrs, Ethel Treanor and family were dinner guests of Mrs. V. V. l'arsons Th tins day. J. U Powers of Syracuse, N. 1"., is visiting bis sou, 11. ii. Towers aim family. The work of cleaning up tbe school yard for the grange and Farmers uu- stood by a long table and unwrapped i them for display to the guests. He freshracnta of cake and punch and lemonade were served. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Campbell -of Philomath spent Thursday night with Mrs. E. H, Campbell and children. The officers of Women's Mission ary society met Wednesday afternoon their work for the next year. Mrs. in an executive meeting and planned J. It. hilcs and Mrs. J. W. Smith, div ision leaders, are working on an in teresting program of contest work, which will be used all through the year. Mrs. C Rtrome expects to go to Turner Sunday afternoon where she'i will attend the state convention of the Church of Christ next week. Hugh and Keith Hoyston are spend Saturday Evening, June 27 . HUI ILH RATE DR limirhtprw llnrnlhv nnrl HnriH MllPnt hint week rnd Ht Mapleton visilins i"S I ho summer with their brothers Mr. Xicolle's father nml other rela- 1 in -Montana. Mrs. Hoyston accom tives who reside there. ! pnnied them as far as Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pollett of Dona I ; . INMARKET.REP0S1 ronTLA.sa ter and e;ss ie,.i,i . -'.-.at. lies were .. . Si ter and esgs .lodined in , mnrket at the close f ,1. . .. " tf'0 tlleririfnl L.' ues were . uut other markets' ! ""' 11 Un the dairy nehiinse lower while i vi:. la SPRINGFIELD visited Tuesday with Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Iiuker. Fern and Joe Simpson of Airlic are visiting friends in the community. The j SPRIN'GFIKLP, June 27. (Spe- Mimpsons lived in this community for ! t-iai) James and Alvin McPherson ion picnic Wednesday bus commenced Z , , i , J i mane a uusincss ir.p to cuunns yes- "i1,:,,,, ,.r .,,, ,...,..,. ...in tnite!wlln llle 1!'-4 school class and tcrdiiy. has spent the Inst school year at O. Charles Klh'ott was hack on the job A. C. ; Thursday after three days' iliness. ('. C. Slrome nnd son Kmil are ; .Mra. urry M. hitewurt and son spendiujr the week hclpinR put.up hny i Morris returned home Thursday eve nt the Glenn Htrome farm north of i nmj. trom i0rtliind where they spent Junction t'ity. . j (H- weeks visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. U. 1. Featherston. xjicron Snusser. Itiehard Fealherston. and lturgess Sidney V. Ward received word ves Mct'otinthy of Kentucky, relntives of ! .,.,.. (lf .. :iin(,R nt i,;a f,,,!..,,. w S. P. Team Wins in Fast Ball Contest E iPSjt1 JOE VUUAMS The Southern Pncific hnfehall team i won eight to five from the Furniture- UruirKixt playnrM in a fast Twilight yesterday, i H. II. K. ! absi nce. p S 0 t I (t('ore .i (i 7 IJiH'ini of (rams: S. P. I let t if, !lrd; Wilf r'Uii. 2nd ; ('ol)b, rf; Van Hit.vn. km; Knndle, 1st; All'ord, r; njpnt. If; i"iild, ef; Ilalib. n. dw;i rf I Fnm-1 rujr Miller. 'Jnd ; I loffer, i,,,,,,!, 1st ; Sprinjrate. p: Wiiranis. c; Km- ; imms. mh: Mnore, rf: Kvetfon, of newly-born infantH are bound with ' .InhiiMoii, If; Mmuitiny, cf. Our fleet sisters are coming along nicely, thank you, but camera ulHn taUrn at- tuun fnntfrn even to I nHlr.lt that the bovS Still have a bit the best of It on athletic form. Above Is a snappy action ( h'nzw K nlffirr frnm th Natlnnal A A lr. track r.hamnlon-ihln trv-OUta at Sen n-: T-.... Inlin Kl V t..lU rr-l r.Vip!etlrtn nnrl Bau WMf hnth Of Neward, N. J..' takino the hurdles while, below, are Minnie S. Wol-; ,",'ni-,r"- bert, Mlllrose Athletic Association, and Mabel Gllliland, of the Savage School, N. Y., trying out at Paterson, N. J. for the National Women's Track Meet. and hopes are that everyone will take it upon themselves to get their luwus and property in shape for the big duy. Governor Pierce will give uu uddress in the afternoon. Kverybudy is invit ed to ccine an Sieud the day snri brin lunth enough lor the family. Oifiee, sHjjar and cream will be fur nished on the grounds. The l,nd:ts' I ivic lmpi-ovement cnb will iihm-l Tiicchy ulU'i nooii wit Ii .irs. Minify (tirgur, wiih the folluu m asa.sii'u l:ur ns hoste.ses: Mrs. J. It. liiankeiirthip, Mis. Venn; Sly utid Mrs. II. Veo man. All meiiihi'rs un urged to conic on time us this will lv a ,hu.sy m-smion. a musicnl pr gram ! has been arrangeil for and at the su ! fin 1 hour. The roll call will be "My favorite flower." Airs, a Uup unci fnnily are enjoy- iiiK u weeks 'outing at the nu-i. It, hand antl Miss Florence Shauh are tiiUiiiK ciiare of iiu- store dining tln::r J. J. Hurl nnd family, arrived Thurs- : day for un extended visit. They, with I all the Hart relatives enjoyed a re- union picnic at the .)..). Hurt farm II. Ward of (Joldemlale, Wash. Mr. ami Mm. Karle X. Dillard and 'children K'imeth and Anna, Mr. and Mrs. l.lenn Mathes nnd children Cecil staod-.i ...i :-.r" posted a half cent h.w,r 3v . "r in cubes Yul UfH I:lf(1,t p.' tan to decide dem.itelv , - 'J contemplated a,iVilIu.e 0Ve, ' end. Cream produci,,, lia(1 I any improvement and it is 1. ' , eb; rn a e,nt lower tras. firsts jin.t ...... receipts declined a half vem 7JI alsare not heavy ail(I tat. Io ; " mav be helH t L-,.n " :." . "'i' "tipi-iies moT;ll into consumption as mt f tll( inur.sui. ncmiiK, i nd (;1def Mi(i8 Miiry Whitney und A crowd of youns people enjoyed iryt j, Hillartl of Kugenc arc plan ning n trip to Triangle lake tomor row. 1 Mrs. M. Creil left Inst night for Chicago where she will visit her two sisters, and two daughters, Mrs. Curl Among the Muinhettus, n tribe of African natives, tit :trd: grass ropes so us to make long as possible. them t'Hhurn "'-win PO. llce:. i.inui v Purlour Sliauh nr.d family returned i fr in TillariKink Hie first ot the woi-k. : Their visit bavin; been ?h rtened .'i ; account of an injury suffered by Mra. j Shauh. The traffic on t he Irglnvay i-oiiic-i what heavier than about two m uitiis i !'"o Wli-n 'tnins block the highway for a few moiiiouts ah ut cars wait c-.i t tli .-idf-! of tnc track to cross. 1 diailes Howe's gvuve was a seen-1 : of ii merry Kf'iip r r day when the ! ternoon.'" About ;.0 guests were pre l !' Kim ay s: !iom gathered t i e;:jny a I sent, and many beautiful and useful t happy day. At noon a bounteous hav gifts were received by UoVothy who swimming parly and weinie roust at the lagoon last Friday ami a picnic lunch ami swimming - party at the same place Sunday afternoon. Miss (Jraee 1 )rngno is attending summer school nt I lie V Diversity of regnn. Stella ItcndshadliM' and her father J. Ilemlshadler are leaving Saturday for lOlgin where they will spend the summer with Stella's brothers, Oscar j served. and Hen and his family and visiting with other relatives and friends. ' K. II. Campbell went to Portland last Sunday evening to be gone a week attending a school for demon stration work as a salesman. A miscellaneous shower for Miss Peterson and Mrs. Henry Scholl ineyer, 'J'he ladies of the Methodist mission ary society met yesterday afternoon at the church. Sherbet and cake were t I Dorothy Nicolle, a bride to be, was given at tiie church Wednesday nf CONCUSSIONS for stands, attrac tions, amusements, racks, shunting naileries, etc. Pig 4th Celebration at Midway Kugene-Springfield Auto Park. Large crowd assured. Address Kaymond Torrey, Manager I. O. O. F. Hand. Phone -!U0. jel7 Go. N. iK.ne 049 Insurance. 860 Olive The Marshfiold-Eugone Inter-clty golf tournament will start promptly at tbe Eugene Country club course at X;'MI, when the ladles tennis will get under way, It Is announced. The men will start a half hour later, at nine o'elnck, Marshfleld will send over an 18 man team, which will meet the Kugone golfers for tho championship of the two cities, Eugene returned victorious from the tournament nt Mursbfieli! two weeks ugo. Tho Eugene tenm will be headed by Hert Prcscott, and the Mtirsbfield squad by William Wade. Mrs. Hnrolo ti rady will lead off with Mrs. Endi eott, of Marshficld la the ladies con tents. Due to the ploy tomorrow, mntrhen in the third round of the E. C. Sim mons trophy tournament may not bo played until Wednesday evening, July 1, It is announced. t Puzzle Plays y miAX EVAN'S IIEItE are two men out and run ners ou first nnd third. A double Meal is singed. The throw to second bents the runuer and he is touched with the ball by the man covering be fore ho reaches tho bag. Tho umpire calls him out. The run ner from third has not rcndied the plate, when the inaii sliding into sec ond is declared out. After the umpire has called the runner out. the fielder juggles the ball several limes. While tho fielder is still juggling the hall, the runner from third cross es the piste. The runner slid into sec ond wilh great foreu nnd went over tho bag .e vi' nil feel. Tho fielder making the touch recov ered possession of (he Juggled hall and ngnin touched out the runner before lie could gam posseMioii of the base. However, the runner from third had crossed tho plate in the meantime. Hid the run score? The Answer The run scored. The juggling of the hall by tho infielder making the touch rendered void the out and made It necessary that ho make another piny on the runner. The fact that the runner from third crossed the plate before he wni able to sgnin touch out the runner, who Iwid overbid tho bag, nitnle tho run bgl. On s touch piny the ball cannot be juggled. Such nn net immediately re nrnxes I ho legality of tho touch and gives the limner tho right to the bine if he enn regain it before being retired. Jlt. U. TF.NNEV bus deserted the church choir nnd is now Imaging nround the corner pool rooms yodel ing with the tough kids in the neigh borhood, i From the Little Lord Fauntelroy ; of the knuckle rocket, Mr. (1. Tunney bns suddenly stepped forward as the : Patsy of the Flats, wearing a ship ou his shoulder and H snarl on his lips. The transformation constitutes one nf the dizzy wonders of tho rinrr and is comparable to the scientific miracle of making a deep-rumbling bass sin ger of a ennarv. Hy reducing Tommy (iihhoim lo n ' state of cohl, fashionable debris, Mr. It. Tunney put himself on third base in tho Heavy weigh! Hall (iame. Any kind of a left hook ought to score him. Prior to making mid summer gum bo of (Jilibons. Mr. (. Tunney's pres ence In' the heavyweight division car ried nil the importance of n Senega m blnn proles against civic coudil ions In Holly 'Springs, Miss. lie was jnsl a nice boy who posed well in his A. E. F. scenery nml was on nil accounts good lo his folks; but boxing gloves looked as out of place on his fists as nm-hors on nn airship. Mr. (t. Tunney is now being three shectcd and Imlly-lioocd as a second dim Corhoti, even to the pomp ami the pompadour. The risks involved in being a sec ond Jim Corbel t are not pnrtieularb great, since there are no Itob Fiu simriiotiHcs hovering in the background ready to bounce anvils off an oppos ing abdomen. With Icmpsey making weight for vaudeville ordenix on Perlin's Pretrel nnd Cheese circuit the heavyweight division has but practically nil its ferocity. Mr. (!, Tunney seems well on his way to (he top. It may not be much of n lop when lie gels there, but thnt will not be his fault. A ward henler can bo n Caesar when (he opposition is low. GENERAL GasoJino nssuros YOU MAXIMUM MILEAGE CLEAN COMBUSTION FULL POWER EASY STARTING iff K , Y "Ilk:"' 'Ml Summer ness In lh counlr.v droJW a, , calves closed slow ami ,veak it . n lop with sonic of nua lloiwrs forced to carry veal ? Choice lislit hoas worked liis,erJ" mit the week, closing ,t is., Arnvnls were not mifikiem f.,r V, denmnil. u1 erM'- - s are lib, " prices biiiely luaiuiained. Mill feeds arc lower ndar. l)u, put into effect Jl Ic line un bt.l,'. (iecline oats,, scratches and mnsl.-. .,,.1 . ;. i corn and milium. UUCAL iVIAHKtlj Egos and Poultry Kftcs, lare hen, white 20fi31( KkS-i. lalgc pullets Ileus, light . lli'lls, heavv .Spring :-iiiekens 15".' Buttorfat and Butter " Uunrcrs (,,( Creamery butter jjijj-, '""crfat 'MJ Meat Market Steers Cowa Kwea La.nbs, iive, spring Lambs, yearling Wethers Veal, light fancy . . . Veal, heavy, thin .. Pork, dressed Hogs, live Ilcgs, heavy Hugs, light, fancv .. Grains, Hay Wheat, bushel J1.50gl.9 Oats, bushel 55(jr barley, toi $37.30(jlJ, Oat vetcb nay, rj'24, ton.. Old. hay, ton 13(!14( 57! m-,, W T 5'5'it lOfeii- 6(JX ..15liilt ..liWil: 861' J Vegetables Potatoes Hhuhiivb i Carrots : Turnips Itlltnbega I California onions, lb Cucumbers, fancy, dor. .. Curunibers, choice, tloz. .. Spinach, lb Lettuce, crate I New polat'ies ! Oreeu peas I Cli een beans ! Celery, crate ! Winningstadt caliUge Pepiiers, lb j Tomatoes, lb I Strnwberries, crate ! Cherries, lb i Cauliflower, crate i Itadbhcs. loz. hunches ... ' (!r.nn onions iln7. hllDehcS . Turnips, doz. bunches l-teets, iloz. bunehes Carrots, d-'Z. bunchts BJ (U ..3 3t t. ,...1H1 ....lilt ....3 t ...13 ...(1.1) It fl Ii i! Ut ,..M .....it: 1 !3 ,1581i! ...& ft; ft: u Ii PORTLAND LIVESTOCK FOKTLA.NI, Ore, June 27.-0 tie. Kilt; compared with wfk " steers steady to -00 liisher; stock sleaily 10 ll.V loer; cslm u. I bulls sleadv; weeks bulk pnen, i steers $7 lo !; tf ps i'X'J); COT 11 ! heifers .1 to (l.Ttl; top ?7; nolHi- ! -trictly good incliuled; om ! culler's SJ.oO to $l..'itl; bulls S1" i.-,..-,!!; top ?5.7.-.; calves ?(.: to W ! choice lights mailable P " .. Hogs, cimpaied wk ft ', ,.,.efs bulk able weight butchers fU '''l e. vi. ami UW'? "t -a. . own- oii'- jni: sow..- 1 1 -.0. d, inciter nif ' !; f,.; fo'l'c nt jlll.50l League Standings GOLF TITLE PENDS TACO.MA, Wnsh., June 'J7.- For est Watson, Spokane Inland empire golf rliainpioli. nnd 11. ClmtalU-r ligim of .Mcilfonl. Ore , n former national, "cslern anil norlliwesl eliauipKili, Will piny .'Ul holes ti'ilny In ileriile Ihe l'.C'i I'aiMl'ic Noribwest ainati-or (loiinpioii "hip. Wnlson yesterday eliminated I. re Sleil, Seattle 2 up and I lo piny, while Kcun disposed of V. .1. Nm nan, Tncoioa city champion, 4 up m ,1 .'1 10 play, concluding tbe mulch ttt the loth green in the afternoon by nlnuwt holinir iiK ninshie s.cionl shot. The bull enmo to rest but two inches from the pin. San Francisco Snlt Lake Seatlle Iis Angeles .. Portland ( Itlklnnd. , Sacramento. , V'eeiioii. National New Tork ., Pittsburg. . Cincinnati. . I.rookliu. , , S. Louis, . , . Chicaito. . ., I'hiiinlelplua. It.oti 011, . . , W. ,...W ....17 II Id .....11 ....34 111 . . Ill Loan un W. .... "O ....:m :u :u . . . .'.11 . . . . -S MURPHY IS WINNER KLAMATH KA1.I.S, Ore., June 27. Krankie Murphy, of New Orleans knocked out Jim Oormnn in the sec ond round of a .cheduled ten room! bout at the Wlulske Indian convention here In si t night. Joe ('oilman nf Port land and Jack Crimni. Modoc Indian, fouglil an uninteresting draw in the aenii-winduu. i Philadelphia. j V ;i sluOA fell. ' 'lli. ag.i. . . . ' St. Lotus. , , . I'elr.'il, . ,. Cleveland. . New York. . Hoston American Leaniia W. ....1:1 4.' no ....:u 1- :ni li.'l .'i."i 117 S2 Pel .WCi ..'I'.'ll .ollli .loll ' .4:ill .41111 .llftS Pet .nm .tun ..Vis .."HIS .41111 .4o;i .i:is ret. ,lls;l .1:.:. .IS I .4:10 .41:1 .407 The makers of GENERAL Gasoline the General Petroleum Corpor ationfirst learned, by careful tests, just what a gasoline should be to give consistent, satisfactory performance in motor cars in this climate. Then, by means of the unique GENERAL refining process, the last word in petroleum refining, they were able to make exactly the fuel the specifications called for. Thousands of motorists enjoy GENERAL every day. Its planned and balanced features insure freedom from all fuel troubles. It guarantees, in any engine, the best performance of which that engine is capable. It adds wings to your car. Sold Only by Authorized. Independent Dealers at the Green-and-White Sign "Fill Up Your Tank and Let Your ENGINE Decide! ' OILdlNJ ilsdi and Lubricants Coast League 4 YeMorday't Result! At Vernon 'J, Portland tl. At Salt l.ako (1. Sin 1'raocisco H. I At Oakland 1. Seattle. 2. . j At hairaincnto 3, Lot Anselcl 4. ACRO OIL COMPANY DISTRIBUTORS Phone 1954 nnoTI AMR PRICES run 1 - - (. ...... POKTLAXU, Ore.. JuM l u,W. lower; current mn niille.. :u.c to Si"'; ''. lie; extras 111 iV lrl"mJ ' Mini. i" 'M c tv 4mc: Btaiainriis 11 ,j-. 4,c; firsts loci i.n,lcrri..l cream 41c net shippers' trick" one left ' r.7: l-IC, l.V; broiler. W'ik 1 whiti! ducks -'"'j PORTLAND GRIN ...!,,,"T',,;,.i;: " lien 1 : ' , . t. 1,111. I,..r,l while. ?' , 1 r--,. ,. eeril W 1 1 i T ?' i,.r si .Mi: northern !"' lern red Sl '". ffi,.i! Today's car receipt' flour 4, com .o'- "! CHICAGO GRT I ),est open:in t flJJ higlier. J'. 'ojlti. ",: September .' jay l lA-e.l hr ueneral ma ,. y I W heat do .ed hei r 3 I" J1.4S $1 lower. Jul.' ';7 , a , 1,11 I Septemliea ' .;, v ( Septecibcr 41 1 eased a " "' ' I'rovistons ''' Vheit , firrrr- N... 'J f 1 I i)i'.i-j lOl". r. . .. ..tk l 4.'.V N. 4 mif V .ed te nancy SIC' Tll..'.'..,. uri " Clover seed '-'- Kibs . LIBERTY B0N5, ,. S:,-"p!,4.- Lib. 4h i,v4... i'1 -, ..