La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 30, 1926, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Texti r Friday, July 30, 1020. Page Ton EK GItANDE EVENING OBSERVER 3. 1 J. Highway Commissioners -4 ward 5 Road Con tracts ; Baker-Unity Highway f;o J. ?71TO by H. C. t Boyer s 1'OltTI.ANI. Ore. July 30 AI') Tho U to htKhwny I'otunilHMhiii JuIq yesterday jii'ltlcd n dlaputc of flvo years standing over locution bf ii rood when It ordered bids ad vortiwd for frradinjr tdirht in lira of lilirhway In Klunmlh county in "Yonim valley from Lore,.' Mill to Dairy. y Tho commission, decided (o sur fnro 3 4 nill on tho Ijikovlow K I a ma t h li I U high vn y from 1 .nkovlcw went, hrtnttinir It to Drews v Alley. Work oil the le vita valley sect Ion wia deferred until funds urn uvaltuMe. ItefUM'Jt lttnuest . Tim com minion was timihle to nuccdu to u request of a Dotifrlus Cmmty delegation that the com mlsxtoi. tnko over tin Inip'.ua roud and make II a alute hlRh wny. Tho commission, however, tiir reed to u rruuctd y the dctcirn lfn that a survey m mode from Ht'otlfUuirc to Drain, 33 inlbs, pru vhlt'd thu county and tho lmi")ua district pay the ex pens a. A survey of tho Glaus Hutte bpc Hon of the Con I nil Oregon hlnh wy from Hums to Drewwy was ordered. Further . work on lloosevcit y wuh ordered, lneuiuinir Jlrlchton-Wheeler section. (which will brlur tho hlchway to tho northern end of Tillamook ; county. Work on the Ourihahlt t Itockawny section would havn I horn ordered Advert toed for tho Auuuitt nit'otinir, but Tillamook county did not have all tho rlclit , of way. C'ontrui-t Awarded The commission ordered for tho AiiKUNt meetinir bids on the lost 1 unimproved section of tho Alaca road. The folton-tnir contract wcro awarded Into yesterdy: 1 ton ton county Missouri llend section of AUeu road. 10 ml lea of (iurfacluir, II. G. Johnson, for $71,330. I Klamath county ltenlty-Itly section of Klamath Kalto-ljike view highway, 13 miles grading: Knrl deNutt. IfiO.SOO. linker comity ....ker-Vnlty highway, Vnlty-Hereford section. H).b2 miles of grading, H. C. Doy er, $71,799. Hen ton countv (b-llately Point Wanted ( LLJ MURDER FAN IS LATEST TYPE on Police seek lo question Dr. John K. Walsh, of Huston, regarding un operation mild lo have been per formcd on Killlh J.oulso Unvnr. IllIlT paper curd- Corvnili-Now-!wl,0 '"'"""Ih.tcU Ijody In I'nrviiMl. lort hlffhway. lrt.6 mll.-s gradlnc. j ount 'VWd In Greenwood und Pann. tt,HA. va,u Tillamook county Mohler- WhiM'ler wctlon of Itoosovett hivhuiiy, 1 S mill a of trod Ins, Houser Itrotheia, $S3.000. ItHtlire A wants Itrldfre anuhli were; ltri.Ico ocrovi John Day river, on I'olumttiu .highway, l.tndstorm r i S On Waivers . 1 "px N CORN, dozen , 25c GREEN ONIONS, o for 10c CANTALOUPES, large ones 13c ALL BERRIES, 2 for .v3c FANCY TOMATOES, pound.: .-20c Sugar $6.69 Cash The w holesale price is $7.i: today, liny at our store and save. BULK MACARONI, 2 lbs FRESH DRESSED FRYS 2 llw. and better in weight. 35c pound . .JC tM fall Incite Moore w on- of lh l:ir of lhe world Pfnes klirwn I'mshurch Wa.hinfilon. Kddis .,m Iht- rlxih eini for lhe Pirate hy gla.hins out a home run. putting the McKrchnle forces on even terms nun the Nats Now only a few .tontha later. Moore soes to the LV. !on Knives vta' the waiver route, t-'.me effs to In- a Arklc MTl a1 person. and Kigvn.rn. lirldije aerOfst lddln? river. Marion couniy. OlJa Construction company, .12,400. Hnrrishuri; brWjre Uiprap, l'o tlcrson and Hoy, fi?:0. Uriilpe arroita OcM-hutcs rixr, I.uthcr Melke, JICSO. llriflfre across Stout rrovk. Ma rion county, UuMrom und Kigcn n. Ji:i7. Alsea trids, Stevens and Ual dvrston. IS. 030. Just because it's old Just because it's broken Don't throw it away, that grill, extension cord, iron cord, electric fan no matter what. It was useful once; it can Ikj so again; HrinR it in if it's elect rical, W E CAN MX IT. La Grande Electric Co. 1412 Adams Ave. J I" 111 i CHICAGO, July 30 (Al') A new and morbid breed of court followcra, engendered by Chlca Ito'a serlt-a of murder Irkils,, con. fronta foolc county's criminal court bailiffs with a difficult problem. Conilnir from tho largo cla-s of city dwellers which apparently ne ver has anlhlnff to do but look for sensation, the "murder fan" has becomu a type, with a vIshko by which court attaches say they al ways can distinguish him In Q courtroom. , Half Arc Women Half tho courtroom audience lit Chicago's last dozen murder trials has been made tip of the same In dividuals. Nllghtly more than half of tho ever-present contingent is women, but there aro men, too, whoso faces have become as fami liar is that of tho Judgo himself to officials of tho courts. Schooled by constant attend ance In tho ways of court proce dure, tho triho of "murder fans" offers bailiffs their most difficult task of diselplino. Tho fan quiokly learns how to geu a seat of vantage even -when hundreds clumor for admittance. He knows how many warnings the Judgo will Issuo beforo clearing tho courtroom of a disorderly j crowd, and so ignores reprimand. ' le vies with his fellow fan for ; laurels of accuracy in forecasting verdicts. Bailiffs traco the origin of tho breed back to tho Carl Wanderer and Harvey Church murder trials, hut not until after tho 1OCb-I.eo-pold cose did they discover thut tho sumo faces predotnliuitn In cv- ry courtwomj nudience. A num ber of notnblo jnurder trials Shepard, ltussell Scolt, Seallso and Anselml, Italian gangsters; (t-and-ma Nu.-buuin nnd John Walton Winn; the Drnko liptel bnntllts, Martin Murkln, Itobert Scott have given this type of court fol lower constant recreation of tho sort ho most enjoys. . j Cnnteiniit lir Onler IVputy bailiffs entrusted -with I tho disciplining of trial audiences 1 have regarded with some alarm 1 tho growing; contempt for their admonitions of silence and order in the court. The fans havo hoard ! such admonitions too often to bo awed by them. I-ately, however, tho aid of trial judges lias been evoked, nnd tho ejection of disorderly tecujtors has somewhat helped. that tho said inartgago bo fore closed, and that tho ubovo named defendants, and each of Uiem, be barred fron uny right, title. In terest or clalin In- or to said prop erty, or any part tltereof, and all equity of redemption therein, Bave only tho statutory right of re demption and that said rral prop erty, together with tho appurten aoccB and tenements hereunto bo longing, or In anywise appertain ing, be sold under foreclosure and order of said court, In accordance with the laws of the Stato of Ore gon, and the practice of this court In such cases; that the sheriff of i Union County, at the time of such sale, put the purchaser of said property into Immediate possession thereof; and that the sheriff bo directed to executo and deliver to such purchaser all the time of said sale a certificate of sale ot said proporty with a sheriffs deod thorcfor at tho expiration of the timo allowed by law for tho re demption of real property. If no redemption be had; nnd that the plaintiff above nanicd be permitted to bid In said property and to bo come tho purchaser of tho same at such sale; that tho proceeds of such salo be a plied to the pay ment of tho costs of this suit, at torneys' fees and the sum found duo plaintiff, and the remainder, if any, be paid over In the manner as by; law required: that if the proceeds of such sale, bo Insuf ficient for suh purposes, plaintiff have Judgment and deoreo against the said defendants, Jennie Hode klns and O. M. Amos and Glady B. Amos.-hls wlfo, tosrecover such unpaid balance; nnd that plaintiff havo Its costs and disbursement expended herein, and such further and general relief as may to tne court seem meet and equltablo In tho premises. , And you are further notified thut, tinder tho order of tho above entitled court, pursuant to which this notice and summons Is pub lished, tho dato fixed for the first publication hereof is Oie 26th tay of June. 1926. and tho date fixed for the' last publication hereof is the 6th day of August. 1926, and that tho period allowed In such order for your appearance 1n this cause expires on tho -last named date, said period being six weeks from and ttftor the dato of tho first publication "hereof as aforesaid, except, that It "personal service in this caso bo accomplished upon you, outside of tho Htuto of Ore. gon, you nro lTeroby roqulred to appear and answor said complaint on or beforo six weeks from the date of such personal service. NICHOIJi, IIALLOCK ' & DONAIJJ, ; ' ' Baker, Oregon. Attornevs for Plalntlrr. Date of first publication: June 25. Dato ot lost publication: Aug. 6. June 26, July 2. 0. 16. 23, 30, Aug. 6 Pattison Bros. Grocery Apples, ; for 2."c c. o,C I'll ONE .MAIN SO LaiKC California (Jnnonstoin Eatinir . ( ahloriiia Hartlott Tears. 3 lls. for lahiina t. aniaionpes. i (K' . for tOc and 2 for Straw Ir'Itk-s, the Ecih-earinir at l.V n U.v Uasplicrrics at 2 for 2.h- Fresh lYuncs, 2 lls. for i:r California Elhcrta Peaches at 2 lhs. 2.V Yellow Dantam and W hite Sweet Corn, :!lc docn Creen Peppers at ;5."c a pound Celery Hearts at 2.V a hunch California Solid Head IxMlucc, IV a t.'reen and a Deans 10c a ound ice void Watermelons at .'l':c a pound Milk Cream and W hipping Cream delivered with jour order. hca( v t . Ii - 1 11 1 i in i hHm m ft in ii i SllMOXSs. Tn the Circuit Court of tho Stato of OmKon for Vnion County. North western & Pacific Ily pntiHThauk (Xorthvostorn &. 1M- rtric MortRajro Company), a cor IKtrution, I'luintlff. vs. O. H. Amos and Gladys K. Amos. hin wifo, W. I Amtxs and Jane loo Amos, his wife, W. I Une and Jane Hoe Ijine. his wife, Mrs, K. K. Sonircs, and John LHo .iuins. hvr husband, and Jennie Hodgkins, a single woman, Iefendanls. To W. I Amos and Jane Poe Amos, hit wifp, Mrs. K. K. S-iuirrs and John loe Siuires, hr hus band, and Ji-nnio Hodckins, a sin- Kle woman, defendants above named: In the name of the State of Ore gon: You are hereby notified that, pursimnt to an order of the Hon orable J. W. Knowles, judjre of the above entitled court, made and entered herein, on the jiH day of June. 1 9K, you a re re-mt re d to appear and answer the complaint filed apatnst you Jn the abovo en titled puit, within six wi ks from the date of the first publication of this notice and summons, or if srrved personally and in person outside of the State of Orcpon, , within six weeks from the dale of such personal service, and If you ' I so fail to answer, for want thereof. I the plaintiff mill take judffnwnt ; yid decree, agtiiast you. and each of ou. ior tne reiier prayea for in its complaint fiied herein, to-wit: ; lor a judiimrnt o;ra)nst Jennie HodKkins, defendant. In the sum of : seventeen huntlred dollars, togeth er wkh interest thereon al the rate of eipht pr cent per annum from the 1st day of December. 1824, and the further sahu of fifty-four dol lars, taxes paid by pluintiff for and to beha'f of said defendants and the further sum of five and 75-1 0ft dollars, abstracting costs paid by plaintiff for and on be half of dcfindants, and the further .sum of two hundred fifty dollars attorneys' fees, nd for plaintiff eots and disbursements made and ! expended herein, and that execu tion in fon-elosure issue upon raid i jti.tpTn-ent; that plaintiff will also tak dc-crr of this court, foreelos- 1 inc that cf-rtain mortgafrc of date,: lHHcmicr J4',h. 117. made, cxe jcitci.t and delivered by defend ant. Jennie Hodpkins and Nathan ) Ii. llo'lckins, since decea.-ed. to I plaintiff. coerinc and describing the fiv;oirc rial property, situate I in Cnion County, Orectn. to-wit: Th KS or the NW. the K 4 of the SV 4 . the SW U of tho SKi tend lls 5 and 4. In Ji-. . Twp, 6 ,S. 11. . K. W. M. toother with (he t'-nmenis. hercd it anient s and apr-rirtenances thereunto b lttncinc or in anywv-e apj-er t nin tn c. Vnd th.it the iM thereof te Oe viar d to be prior In time and su perior ia npht to any rtcht. title, m1-nl. rlaim or l)en wtih-T, de-J- iiIaMk, O. M- Ainot aad tilads I". Amos- bs a iff. and W, l Vnu and Jne ?Toc Ann h is I W. I lane, a mnr'e tiam, ( Mrs. K l Mutrvs and John rVr Squires, her bustsind. ar,d Jennie j HcJFktns, a sii'p ronun. abovo ffctiK-d. or any of tn in. iiar bv i or chiim lo hax-e in cr to land j I'tiu tt u zi lltrttl uii Everythmi Ifoull Need for lour Trip ? . . . better check up before jrou leave or better at ill drive around to your nearest WESTERN Ju AUTO SUPPLY store and let ut help. You may find that you have omitted from your outfit some small item whichwill add much to your comfort and safety. Lifted below are a few of the necessarias you should have we carry, of course, many others at equally low prices. . . . , , - SPECIALS THIS WEEK BULB CHEST Protect the utra, aet ot bulb, you should carry at all limn. Chut I, of ht met al with non-ratillng holders for inn large and 4 amall bulbs. . Special price HQ. this week (without bulbs) only sC9C Handy Trouble Lamp No car should be without one. This lamp la Mtronffly made, complete with cord and bulb. Operates on 6-volt cir cuit from either dry or wet barfery.' Special Price This Week BCa only OOC Interior Mirrors T Modem traffic conditions make them absolute safety essentials. Several models for open and closed cars at prices from 95c to $2.65. ' Be Sore Your Brakes Are in Good Condition "NEVERBURN" Brake Lining Your prcatet protrtion. and on? which should receive spe-. attention," especially be fore starting on a lone trip. "Ncverhurn" in the most rfe nrndable brj.ke lining our vfnr of cxperiencf have been Hle to produce. It K made of extra lone fibre asbestos interwoven with a bau of touch conper wire and is es pecially proofed acaln.t oil. jier, heat, friction and grease. In all width and thitlincei-i for all cars. Triced 18c to 55e pr foot Stcial MNvrburn Sett for Ferris, S pieces with civ ets $1.35 Fan Belts Carry en extra on your trip. A worn or hrKn belt rrtny poIJ our trip better rei'.v nor. or carry nti extra on. i:r tj.v im-ltides all kin'Is and :ze Kabri? Helta 45c up A!o leather it. !tr!p belt- Flash Lights Always hsndy. The "Franco" flashlights, of whirll we carry a full stork, are absolutely re liable. Prices are from 90e up. Kresh batteries .always in stock for all slses, also bulbs at lowest prices. J ry. til sy -jpSRl ljj I Motor Heat Indicator : Practical Protection For All Can Practical protection for your i Kine. .Mounted upon your Instru ment board, it t always before you Warn.1-) instantly of trouble from overheated or frozen motor. Safa-T- Stat Is reliable and scientifically accurate. Made in three sizes for all car In(veria!. for small car, black Japan finish Podjre Special, for T2-volt circuit, black Japan I'reimer, for large cara, heavily nickeled .$430 .$5.00 .$7.50 Spotlights and ' Roadlights THtv . tha strain of nisrht driving and anure added aafety. At AX'ettem Auto prices, no ear should he with out one. Th 8. - M. water and dust proof Stviilicht is on of .the mosr popular and efftf'"t. . xade In t wo at $9.50 and $13.00. Other models as low as $1.95. Rsad Lights. "v m-rr th S M and the Kay-Bee. both verv popular makes, priced $5-50 and $9O0. Stover Combina tion Stop Signal A three-in-one tail light, stop src'trtl and llcpn bracket combined. The last word in stop signal deafen and effi ciency. Handsomely made of lhe beet materials, in X n sizep. complete with wire, awitch and bulb. Small size $2.95 larRe sire, like picture, with nime of your car $4.65 Other stop lights from $1.75 to $330 Extra Bulbs (All Sizes) No motorist should he wlth- out an extra set. A full atoc!: for any light; also specially constructed Ford Bulbs. Do Your Bit to Help Prevent Forest Fires 5Sp Visors A rood visor keep g'ae firm the es a'ld rain frm the w-iMNiii. ill. beitie Improving il1" JciiWeTctTf of our car. The green Pyralm vitor Is t-. a: iSTtTAt of the vior wrH. f.' inv car; hrck: hear l)v n;t'' 'i"d. A splendid .val ne at (h--r vir rom $15 up. Steering Wheel Covers Vu''e a firm, easy C"!x. Kp hnt r"M in itraT.er - v urm n w iii'er. Vade of sr iusMtv e"a'.ir ruMar. To f- l..nch ad rma'.ter .- $1.40 To f't wheel ' 1 T -Inch snfl larger $1.45 Pedal Pads Ai-'rh itt sha.-Vs keep fet c-M and rrevent thera fo?n sVpi-f frcm red:- Ma ay tt::eri' te ceol from. sre,-:al "5;:po?" se:t of thre to- Forda 2t: eers M '.p r-er u t-.i ter u.f cars, $5o par purw y Spring: Steel Bumpers Protect Your Car Here's a Ti in-Far Bumper, approved by B'-ard of Underwriters, l?Sr discount en collision iiMiirance. It is msde of th fnt sprirg ste:, heavily reinforced and bolted at ends. Th nickel lnt i dure by a spec;.i c.-pTr-romhim tin process, which as aurt a 'asting and lustrous finish. Made In two sizes. Special Twin-Bar Bumper for Ford. Chevrolet. Star and Overland cars, iwithort supporting bolts in ends) $8.85 For I'ght cars. Bars lU-incn uteel, as Illustrated $11.75 Fr heavy ca ts. Bars l4-tnLh steel, as illustrated $15.60 Other Bumpers and Bumper-Tips priced lo $16.90 ALL BUMPERS INSTALLED FREE Courtesy Step Plate Tiie hfhts red on left s-H green on r-.ght side, on th hib mV i iir esr vihl shn TslT-g ln:errt'Ons at night and oftn p- nt brridiide c-ll;sions The p!a" ! ef heavy aluminum w.th bav- riM-ed -iiNKe'- mxt v pert. Sod complete with buibs and wire. standard sixe. per pair.. $5. 95 versi. pe pair $6.90 Other step plates from 97c tie Wind Wing. To CMn rr rss'cr tS.v sir. c.Tr rM.f.M.. Cemfy" mclel. of rrrsil rs;. i:ls. hivv hnkril-on black enau?i bi.ivkeis. 'r u.k Cth.r nrdf! $5.95 ani $9S5. For closml cars HAS .II Wind Wings Installed Frt Aectstorttt and Tire$ for All Cart -More than lZ5 Stares in the West' WfesfemAnto buppIyCo. Main Stan - LlOO Sooth Grand Ave LOSANOELES A Pyrene Fire Extinguisher May Save Your Car Tha best 'known firs fightlnc sppllsnce on the markst. Recommenced by Nationsl Board of Flro Underwrilers. lv.s absolute protection at nil times. Extinguishes blazes from benzine, gasoline and anteylene gas. Is a non-con-ductor of electricltv and will not, stain the finest fabric. Complete, fully charged, with bracket $12.00 Extra re-charges $1.80 A Cigar Lighter Helpt Prevent Fire Xo bn.lierlng with matches. I.isbting tlf Is on a sprlng windjng curd. Just pull out with one hand and light Is Instantaneous. Attaches to dash heard bv screw clamp. No holes to drill Handy Clamp-on Model. $1.75 Handy Kegular Model ..$2.55 Cuno E. Z. On .$3.00 ia- sew SMS ASmith-Kit For Cigarette Smoker Is tne handiest device fer an automatic ciparette serrer. match bos holder and ash container in one. Attractive ly finished and easily at tached. I'rica. ....$2.1S Ash Receivers Keep Ytnir Car Clean Another hsndy fire preventa tive nnd convenience. Easilv attached. Made of solid brass., nickel-plated, with match hoi bolder and clear ret. Ash receiver Is easily removed for leaning. Trice 50 -'ihsrs $15 and $3.1 Horn Values Tmj'll find In Mrestern Auto's Isrirs and varied sfek Just ll'.s hern you want, from the ' Toetsr'' to the most elabor als tKhsust horns. Prlcss from Ms to $1L0O Also lUhsust wtitstlea- 1J5 to SITS