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FILE SUIT IN
MB SALE
$56,250 Commission Alleg
ed Due in Sale of Siuslaw
Boom Holdings
EUGENE, Ore., April 7 (P)
Oeorge T. Mlcklo nud W. T. Culvor
bare filed suit la Ibo Lane county
circuit court against T. C. Starret,
' of Detroit, Jllcli., seeking Judgment
la the suih ot 156,250, alleged due
as a commission on tbe talo ot the
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Starret and Mover timber and boom
holdings la the SluiUw river last
winter, 1
Tho holdings wore sold to tho
Stout Lumber company ot North
Bend tor approximately $1,600,000.
Tho plaintiffs In tho suit allego thai
they had a contract with tho de
fendants to furnish a buyer, and
that the contract was fulfilled on
tholr part.
Tho contract, according to tho
complaint, called tor commission
ot 175,000 and $56,260 ot it Is held
to be payablo now.
lllows from a two-ton hammer arc
administered to railroad car coup
lings and drawbars by a machine
developed for testing them.
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Many Sheepmen Take Price
Rather than Wait for ,
Advance Later on
PORTLAND. Ore.. April 7. (&)
With abearing now well under way
disposing ot their fleeces at best of
fers rather than to hold for a better
in eastern Washington, wool men are
market later in the season. Ap
proximately 150,000 pounds hare
been sold in the last few days it
prices ranging around 16 cents. In
the Taklma section fully 75 per
cent of the new dip already sheared
has been sold.
Shearing will start In eastern
Oregon the latter part ot the week
if the weather remains favorable,
and then a more active market la an
ticipated with . growers inclined to
sell promptly. One lot ot 35,000
pounds of John Day wool stored in
Portland since last season has been
sold at 30 cents, the grower having
refused 41 cents . last November.
Bayers are focusing their atten
tion on the Mountain Home. Idaho,
sale schedule for tbe 21st of this
month, and from the 6th to 19th of
May.
SALT LAKE, City. April 7. (VP)
Wool buyers stationed here to cov
er the Inter-monntaln territory con
tributed over the week-end the first
genuine activity seen In the local
wool market this season. It was
unofficially estimated that approxi
mately 110,000 fleeces had figure!
in the three days transactions. For
the most part this represents un
shorn 1926 wools and was con
tracted for at 35 cents, a new high
price for the season. Two clips
figuring in tbo activity were hold
over wools from 1925 and brought
33 cents. One clip from Wyoming
in tho lot brought 34 cents.
Contracts In tho transactions wero
tor wools in Utah and southwestern
Wyoming. Dewey-Qould company,
Boston, contracted far 35,000 Utah
fleeces for 35 cents and 25,000
fleeces around Rock Springs, Wyo.,
one of the Wyoming clips was
bought for 34 cents. B. Harris and
company. St. Louis, contracted for
Draper and company, Boston, forj
10,000 Utah fleeces. I
Magazine Not
Obscene, View
Mencken Freed, Had
Sold Copy of Am
erican Mercury
BOSTON, April 7, (P) H. N.
Mencken, editor of the American
Mercury, was acquitted in municipal
court today on a charge of possess
ing and selling obscene literature.
He was arrested Monday when he
sold a copy of . the April issue of
bis magazine on Boston Common,
In announcing his decision Judge
Parmenter said the story was "not
salaclouB and did not tend to cor
rupt the morals of youth, as charg
ed." The Judgo sustained tbe argu
ment of council for Mencken the.t
the magazine was distributed prim
arily for an intellectual group and
that the article Itself "would not.
tend to bring lascivious thoughts to
any person of that type."
To enable one person to make
measurements' with long tape meas
ures a sharp pronged clip for one
end that will hold in wood has been
t
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"Long Boy" Tries a Pie or Two
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Jack Earl one of IBs longest Texans who ever got out of tin nativ uil.
! u shwvr. just after hu arrival in rhlcaso. whlthvr h went to tnwt elr-.
! cua. Earl, who u eight feet six inches tall, had to sleep on the Hour of
t fbe diner on th way up. the berths were too short. He is shown rating .
j a pie that DuUng Cat Steward Virgil Bachelor Ulghti gave ttun. I
New Zealand has formulated a de
velopment plan as the result of esti
mates that more than 4.000.000
horsepower can be obtained from
its water courses.
Plumbers and
Steam Fitters
ScandiaHall
Friday, April 9
Complete Bath Room
fixtures given away
Bath Tub full of
Punch
Tickets 1.50
Including everything
jven care of your babies
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Old Time Steps
and
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Largest hall, Jollieat
Crowd, and the most
fun, with music by
Barney Kropp's
Orchestra
At
Altamont Auditorium
Wed. Apr, 7
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
WHEAT TO
T
Garnet Variety Ripens 10
Days Earlier than Mar
quis; More Hardy
WINNIPEG. Man. April 7. (P)
Forty million acres cf virgin land In
western Canada will bo opened to
settlement through the discovery of
garnet wheat, now early maturing
variety, tho dominion department of
Immigration announced today.
"Garnet wheat rlpons ton days
earlier than Marquis, tho present
staplo variety of Canada and the
United States," said a bulletin, "this
means that it will bo possible to
grow the new wheat successfully In
areas further north where Marquis
wo if Id never mature, by advancing
harvest tlmo ten dnyu, O-irnet wheat
has opened a vast now agriculture
empire 100 miles deop by 900 miles
wide stretching n-rass Manitoba, Sas-
ketchawan and Alberta. Growing an
dcr practical faruing conditions has
demonstrated that. G-irnet stands dry
weathor better than Marquis, that
It Is more immuno to the dangers
of rust, and is not injured by oxcus
Hlvo moisture." ;
IS
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(Continued From Pago 1)
circulation Dun either suburban or
country districts," he explulnod.
"This is because advertisers have
come to teallze that it It the city
circulation that brings the business.-'
I'crhaps it Is hard to realize it,
but on a Saturday night, newsboys
on the streets of Portland sell 17
tons of Oregonlaiis, that on tho fol
lowing day eight more tons ore sold
at news stands, that In country dls-
I trlcts SO tons ate sold and in nuli-
' urban districts CO tons.
! "I think we hold a record in
trucking newspapers to patrons.
Every day of the week we haul Ore
gonlans 254 miles fixm Portlaii'l
to Itend to nerve 1200 subscribers.
"Just the white paper In a flun-
day Oregonian costs seven cents, In
i other words you are receiving seven
cents worth of paper when you pay
iivu i-emn i.;r I no u t-'K'"" mi
Sunday."
Mr. Hopwood's talk was enthusi
astically received by a largo forum.
A brlof talk was ninilo by Jack
Kimball urging business men to
cooperate in the boy scout move
ment, . Galloway's orchestra provid
er musical Pukrlalumpiit, . '
NEW
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UNO
NT
ID
SPEAKER HER
Half Million
Leave Farms
In One Year
Exodus to Cities Shows
Steady Increase
During 1925
WASIilNUTO.V April 7. UV)
decreaso In lliu farm populutlim of
tho I' lilted States of nearly n mil
lion lu 1925 Is reported by Iho de
MEETS
Auction Sale
Of Rail Line
Is Postponed
Judge Issues Restrain
ing Order Halting
Action Today
LaGHANDK, Ore., April 7. m
Tho Central Hallway of Oregon, a 18
mile road connecting Union nnd Cove
with the Oregon Washington Hall
way and Navigation company's line
at Union Junction, will not bo auc
tioned off by Sheriff Jesso IlrcshcarB
today, as was scheduled.
An order restraining the salu and
providing for tho appointment of a
rocolvor was Issued yostorday by Cir
cuit Judge J. W. Knowlos of La
Grande, following tho filing ot a
complaint by A. W. Mlddlctnn nnd
tho Dlue Mountain Lumber company,
asking for tho court to tnko this
action.
Wilbur D. Davis of Union was np
pointcd receiver.
This ends an attempt by the Ray
Woodbury company and Kd Wetzol
ot Spokano, to have tho railroad sold
to satisfy claims of mora than
12,200. Tbn sheriff's sale was echo
duled for March 24, but was twice
postponed for seven day periods, at
request ot owners.
Tho railroad was recently apprais
ed at moro than (114,000, according
to a report (BBUod by the slate pub
lic nnrvico commission.
MARKET
BRIEFS
PORTLAND, Oro., April 7. IP)
Following seven 1 days of price cut
ting with a weak and unsoltlod tone
generally throughout tho local Job
bing territory, the chceno markot do
cllned throe cents a pound today.
Tillamook led off by announcing a
readjustment in resale prices and
Molowest promptly followed. Other
makes of Oregon chooso whipped
Into lino.
The new prices on Molowest
choese rango ono cent below Tilla
mook, while other Orogon. mnkos
not so well advertised, range from
two to four cents under Tillamook.
Cuttlo stondy.
Hogs extremely woak,choleo 13.25
U 13.75.
Sheep motive lambs medium to
choice 92 pounds down 1 l.OOfli 12.00
lambs, spring,' medium to choice
13.r,014.50.
Eggs I cont lower. Current re
ceipts 21c.
Duller unchanged.
Milk steady. C'roiiM delivered ut
rorjliwil ASP. 'm .
partment ot agriculture whleh esti
mates the number ot pornom living
nn furms Jittiiiury 1, 1U29 to have
tieeu atl.Ofifi.OOO, entiiired with 31,
134,000 J iuuiiry 1, 11125.
T'.io entlinuted not iiiovoment uwny
from .fiiniiH hint D'eiii- ninouiited to
1101,000 iiiitKons; hut Ilium wus un
imtluiiiled oxeeHs of farm births over
re n deaths iiniiitliillnK to 423,000
which rediieed Ihn toss due (o city
.il.l Mioveiiielit to 4711,000,
Kmuliiyliili rapiilly revolving mil-
rors, a selentlHt Iiih found n wuy
to iuku inouii'.raini wttu an expoi
lire ot one tun mllllu;ii!i of u seeoml.
No question
about it!
We've tiken all the doubt out
of collcc-contcntment. How '!
lly keeping the tUvorof M J D
roiuMnt.
This means that no matter
how you make it no nutter
how you drink it strong or
mild, with cream or without
the same rich, full bodied fla
vor will always show up in the
cup. The same contentment
cup of codec will be there to
satisfy you every timel
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IMPERIAL HOTEL
Announcement
I am a candidate for the republican nomina
tion for representative in the state legislature
from the twenty-first district, comprising Deschu
tes, Crook, Jefferson, Klamath and Lake counties.
I make this announcement after having been
urged to again seek the office by many of the
people from different parts of the district.
If my work during the last session has been
satisfactory, I trust the republicans of the district
may see fit to again nominate me.' ;
If I am nominated and elected, I shall seek tho
passage of safe and sane legislation for the dis
trict and for the state at large.
Bend, Oregon, March 31, 1926.
R. S. HAMILTON.
Poultry steady.
Potatoes steady 2.7B & 3.25.
Onions quiet 1.75 2.00.
Hunt Prisoner
Wearing Hobble
SALEM, Oro., April 7. (VP) With
both feet shackled, Lojnord Mono!,
18, an Inmate of the state Institu
tion for tho feeble minded, is win
dorlng about 3inewhoro In the en
virons of Siilnm, Tho hoy Is al
most completely devoid of mental
ity nnd it is necessnry to keep him
hobbled at all times Willi light
shackles to keep him from gottlug
ton far nwuy from the Institution.
Ho succeeded In escaping IuhI night,
however, nnd has nlso ominpod bo
forc, Tho authorities expect to find
him today, i
Crying at' movies lu foolish, Tho
snmo ton in used lit home will get n
yypWHii a yfctlHg hat-.
Wi'dnewluy April 7, 192(?
90,000 Bond
Issue Passed
KIKIKNK. Ore,, April 7. (!')
A propoHed bond Ihhiiu ot 100,000, to
priivlilu fur lliu building of twp nw
grudo sehuuls hern, was approved
by voturs of the elly. 833 to 158. The
total of 402 votes cul Is tbn lightest
in many yeurs, . allien llivra. wro
mire I linn 2500 nuullfled voters..
Ants mid pnluon Ivy nro eager la
meet tho picnickers nnd summer
boarder.
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Wood
Block wood is coming
faster and we are now
delivering at once.
We can also make some
deliveries to the coun
try, none is being sold
at the bin however. , '
We are delivering green
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Phone us your order.
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"WOOD TO BUIM"
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