La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 16, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texta i r Pe Pour 1 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER; LA GRANDE. ORE. Tuesday, April 16, 1929. $fot(Brmti?.e fretting (DtscrtJcr (Incorporated) An ImleciHlnt Nowpnpor PRANK B.' APPLKPY,: .Editor and Publisher HARVEY V.' MATTHEWS. ..Itustness Mnnsger Published evening. -except Hunday, at 1416 Adams Avenue, La Ornnile, Oregon. Tho Ohserver-Htsr published every Krlday. Kntered ut the Poslofrice t I a Grande, Oregon, hh Second Class Mnll Mutter nndcr net (if March 2. 1H70. OKKR'IAI PAI'KK OK PNION COUNTY AND TUB . CITY? Ol' 1.A (lllAM)i: MKMIIKR OK AHKOCIATKn PflKHH The Associated press In exclusively entitled to line for publlen llon of nil news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited If published herein. All- rights of republication of special din. patches in (hi paper, and also the local news herein also are reserved. " ' National Advertising HepreKentntlve ' ' - '-.!. MOOKNNKN CO., Inc., Bnn Krnnrlsro, l,os Angeles, Heottle, Portlmid, Chicago, - ' Detroit, New York HIIHHCltllTIO.V ItATKH lly Currier ' Dally, per 'month - In Advance IXillV.l-nlx, months ln..jul.Yiiit, i......,... IlllllS.xlllKlligilMJ- J-" Ily Mall Pally, per month In -Advance Dully, per, slit; months In udvaneo Dally, per .year ' In '..u'lvunce Weekly Ohrrver-Htni iter year .... 75o ...I.J. GO .... So ... Ma ...2.50 ...$ 6.00 ...12.00 -V.. V) j,'AIVKKTIHINO ItATKH Display,, foreign) per. column Ineh. Display, Jorol, per column Inrh 1 Time .eijiUract prices on application. 42e 4ua The Observer Want Ad Page The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties MSCKLLAHEOES hnif. HAI.K nit TltADE 7 acre ! Improved Iji Grande property, I H. McGoidrlck, Inibler, Oregon, i 4-2-tf NEW TODAY I.OHT Auto door lock. 3I W. l-3lp IIOI'NKKKKPKIt Hprlng HI. Wanted. . . 4- KI16 WANTKD Modem filrn. house with garage. Call 440-11. Clone In 4-IO-3tp KOIt BALK Oil TrtAIHi (load ilnlry ami slock ranch, Kurm tX. 4-10-ltp KOI I rUI.E Hulkcy like new. l'rlre $7,011. Cull at 1 90S o ave. 4-IO-2tp WANTKD Work on ranch hve.l Vierlenced man with rainily. llcst references. I'honn 390-It. 4-10-2tp KOIt ItKNT Two modern . far nlNhed aptH. and garage. Call Main 7S days. 3!I0-1(, nighl. 4-t(l-rtp LOWING Wanled Hy nerei'Va-l puolly 40 norc-a per day. Term: enxli ir socilrlly on land or crops. ! 1'bone farmers 137. 4 -1 C -7 1 p ( President Hoover's comments on farm relief are similar to those in his campaign and in his inaugural hut deserve re- leading.' Mis statement that farm relief involves a number uf. problems because farming includes a number of widely different industries deserves re-emphasis. No rolief can be possible through abrupt legislation, or us a result of one spe cific net. Transportation, marketing, production, tariff protection, etc., all enter into the situation. His advice is sound and we have hew! confidence in his ability to work a gradual and economic improvement in farm prosperity. THE CIRCLK OF PROSPERITY In a section promoting Oregon-made products yesterday's Oregoninn carried an interview with Theadore Schommer, president Of the Oregon ."Manufacturers association, in which the sound economic advantage, of home buying was well ill ustrated. Speaking of the "circle of prosperity" occasioned by a buying preference for home manufactured products, .... ...... , .... " no, saw: ..... . "The circle. of prosperity mny be defined like this: T.usy stores, make busy factories, which make ; steudy work mid- pay, which make busy stores,' and vnus me circle is complete. t- "Wholosnlo and retail merchantsfactories and ' ""tortfidjAitin-iTnKto and property owners every PortTander has a place in this circle of.'prqspei ity. and un intimate concern in seeing that it is continuous and unbroken. "Who breaks the circle of prosperity? He is the man who', while" milking his living here, buys his producbi elsewhere. . . .. . ...(; ; "Ho docs not do this because ho wants to Injure -'i his cfty jftnd; its industries, its business men and working folk; ho does it because he does not think, or because Ive believes that products made else where, merely because they have perhaps been made for a longer time and are better known, have virtues this city's products do not possess. , ; "So he breaks the circle, , and the benefits that might Imve been kept for h is fellow citizens and himself flow out to other communities. "How shall we keep the circle of prosperity in tact? All things being equal, buy Portland products and give Portland producers the opportunity to prove that their -products are equal to those you , have been buying. Compare qualities. Compare prices. Compare evidence, remembering the time . you save in seem ing deliveries and the money you ; save by having large stocks of merchandise close at hand. Husiness men promote the well-being of your city and yourselves by encouraging your employes . and your families to join hands with you in the -circle of prosperity." ' , . La Grande's, situation is exactly the same. The family that buys outside bread or pastry, outside potatoes or fruit, outside packing products' or flour, outside pickles or candy or cereal or anything else that family is breaking the circle of prosperity, unnecessarily sending into outside channels part of the money that could be retained and util ized within our own community. Every resident of the community is a part of the circle, has a responsibility in keeping it intact. ''Olt-HALI-: HOOVKIC vaenum elenn-r. flood working- romll Itlon. Prke $21). All utlnehiuenl Inelnded, Phono Main 0IU. 4-16-4! I'Olt HA1.K 2 VI mnd'.rn hoilae, cIoho In. Terma. nerea, 4 -room . darn, RaraRe, lni. 2IU4 IhI. 4-H-tf I'OII HAI.K (lit HUNT Oil TUAHU for taittalile town property, ' 40 aere; Rood hniiae anil out liullilln. Clone to Hiimmorvlllo. Alno brood aowa and yoanR plx for aale. In iiulro l. c. (irahiiin, Hot Lake. 4-10-ltp Observer Want Ad Rates (Count flvo averajte wnnla ' to (ho llm.) PtT line, ll iiiserthiil IO: PT line, eoi-li wlilm iuimw- iillvn Insetiiim ... T; Mlnlnniiii rliarKP oil im or der 2.v H.ll:s liv .MONTH i line, per montli M..V) t IIiicm, iter month 1:1.25 llni'N, i'r monlli I.H J Hoi s per iihhiIIi $1,711 :a li uililltliHial lino ovor flvo :'iiarRti ul oc per lino nor niontli. . CASH IV ADVANCI-: Is ro inhiil on all CliKslfliHl onli i'H in :nru tlMH4. rnu4. Illalier rnloa linrued on all rroillt liiM'rtlnox. Copy for all (Inlfl.! onli'iN must lie In UiIh orrioo by 10 A. M. DAY OP IN.KMtTION. Slol inili-r mi ad liiMvlnt. until for llioi notice nni.t Ih nvMlvel li- tlu snmo hour or extra htstiiloii will Ih eharRil. , otophone order aolk'ltnl. Car.li rat nuiy he r4irul in puuie order h- puynufit on or before dnln ff lnt lii'tiTii. piiom: .main 7 "An Olwrnrr Want Al Will Do II" FOR BAI.K Qiilbranaen player pl , ano at a bargain. Call SS2-R. I I'MIt KHI.F-Pure honey In 80 lb. can Ht $4.76. John Man. I-l-lni POIt BAI.K nnby Chteka, MoMti sre Hatchery, Karmeri t7s. Ml-lmp HAVK a tractor and can do plow ing by the acre. Milton llyer. (len. Del., I Orande, Ore. 4-13-.1t EASTERN OREGON School of Mu sicViolin, piano, vole. Credits. I. O. O. F. Temple. I'll. 447-J. l-'Oll HAI.K Hay, in ton or will trad., for pot, J. R, Reynold. 478-11. 4.s.tr LA ORANDK MATTRE8S 4k Up Bolstering Rug Cleaning Works. Phone 4!4-W. Chas. Ed Wards, Prop. 11-1-lm rilADK Now Is the time for new window Klmili. trnilo In :he old one and pay a little rnh, then bavo clean new ahniles for the Biiinmer. Kiirnlturo KxchnnRe. 4-fi-tf MONK I TO LOAN We have money .to loan on desirable city property at the low rate of In terest or 6. We write all kinds of Insurance, Including life. Cha. K. Reynolds. 2-4-1 m r : t KayserNo.88X ' ' A Service Hose of Quality -,' v' - x . All new colois. , $1.50 N. K: West & Co., Inc. La Grande's Leading Store for Over 30 Years run N.M.I'. city and country property. Terma and hnrRulns, II. Chapinnn, Kaat Klaneo Mill. 3-1' N-1 111 KOIt BAf.K 1(1 acres near Moffat, oio. eor information write II w. Buhl, J,1 Bpnnlh Itnvlno, i-iacorviiio, cnltr. 4-0-151 KOIt 8AI.K Oil TIIADK Cnder wood No. 4 typewriter, almoet new and at 1-3 of new price. Guaranteed. Kurnlturo KxchnnRe. 4-6-tf IIOMKHTIC POltTAltl.rj Bowing 'liUK'hlne, aewa rorward nnd re veree, pasa for new 140. aa und what a bargain. Knrniture Kx cbange. 4-6-tf Wilt ItKNT Purnihed Ivnn. Phono I0ii-W. apt., 902 4-12-Ctp HAVK 2ii.no TO $r,n.on Paint ,.u,v jrux.m'i,. t-nv .mini low-i er liriind Uiibhor Knntuei. Acld.l alkali and waterproof. .Leaves no brush, marka. Dries overnight. It will make your car look like new and you need no experience to apply.. Hunflowor. . Twcnty.-foiir colors, lie ono of many satisfied customers. I it. for small cat: 1 (ls, for large ears. Prlo $2.6(1 per quart. Wo also pnlnt ears nnd dress tops. The price Is reaaoualile, Hen Htuiirt for paint and painting. Kxeluslvo agent for Hunriower Products. 1012 Jeff. Ave., Ijt (Irnndo, Ore. 4-10-2IP KOIt BAI.K Klve.rooiil house Willi I Jul li ; lot flux 1 1 II ft. Price 2 1; on. very easy terms. I'hlon Moi-tKago and Invesllnent Co., New Koley KOIt ItKNT 4 - room furnished lllilR. -4-10-31 j bouse, modern. 13117 Penn. 4-ifi-tr KOIt HAI.K Koilr-rOom pbiHtered house with buth. . on .'Oak Br. Price $2300; (Kin rash, balance 926 per month. I'nion Motigage and Investment Co,; New Koley llldg. ' .4-10-31 WII.N ItKNT Jack screws and limbers to raise und luovo hous es to responsible pniiles. Also . will sell the outfit at a bargain, On terms. John Mars. 4-1-lm NOW HKADV to show the New Air-Way Sanitary System. Phone -1S7-P for an early free demon stration. 1'sed in 3(1 departments U. 8. Govt. Aldricll, the All Way Man. 4-1 1-Otp Professional Directory Sl1IHHmllll IMIIl IWHUSiiaiai B 11 n . , Till tllrectory Is crcllly linntly Tor the nenfomcr or for Hie oiu-of-inun reader who may want (he name and address of some professional man. It ha been earefully prjiwrill and will proviv to be ii mull' aid In nil' renili'r In obtaining iirompl professional 1 wi'vlco. . Classified for Quick Reference TnT ANOKIS SH1NKR llest in town. Across from llohnenknmpsj )-26-lml Osteopathic Physicians MONKY TO LOAN on Improve.! city property, straight loans or Instnllment plan. Lowest rates, fulled Btntes Investment Co. Phono Main 33. i-io-lm . J. Ii. INGLE, U. O. . MAROARBT INOLB, U. O. Oenersl practice and the "POST SYSTKM". for fallen arches. Sommer Building Telephone Main 106 FOR LANDSCAPING Globe Lo custs, Globe Moss Locusts, Globe, Calalpt Klin. In, fruit and orna-j mentnl trees. Ph. Main SS2, 3 rings 1 son Adams Ave, C. W. Kvorett, Wn. Nursery Agent. 3 s-l!-1m IDA McMEERIN Teacher of The Barbereu System Voice. Dramatics Melville Apta. Phone 871-J Physicians & Surgeons LEB B. mOVVT, af. D. liUH'A W1LKKS, at. D. Praotlce limited to diseases of Uis Kye, Kar, Nose and Throat slew Foley Telephonl Uulldlng Mnln 14 Rooms ls-17 Soaimer Hulldlns HIOHARDSOH, surgery M. It. Telephons Malu It JLAIIBUVCB L. GII.STRAP, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Gardner Bldg. Office Ph. Main SC. Res. Ph. M-OOS i! ' l. A gem-studded crown worth I WOXDKHI.IOK, M. (1(6,00(1 was shown at tho Antlonei General 1'nictlee Show In New York the other day.' Ov01' I Drug Store. Just the kind of tin hfter-Kaster ! Office. Phone .M-078. Hes. M-032 hargnin the missus has boon look-! " Ing for, I "AllT-K .MATI'.lt.MTV IIOMIO' I I rained earn Price lleasflnalile. Mil. III'HINKHH MAN On May S we bold our 27th annual May Day Hall. During our existence In La Grande we have spent thousands of dollars for mer chandise, sick, accident and death claim. We have asked for little. Our annual bull : helps cure for,MOnKrtN the shortage of our funds. We will appreciate nny assistance you extend our committee when they call on you. Krntornal Order of Kagles, No. 269. 4-10-It KOIt HUNT Light housekeeping rooms, 1612 Adams, 267-J. 4-2-tf Olt ItKNT House at 004 Wash- Inglou Ave., no furniture, , good gurngo, E. C. Turkey, 3-30-tf GET, THE FACTS About the Capelart Orchestropi An all-electric, continuous playing Automatic Phonograph, turning 28 records of the world's finest music. Just the machine for anyone in business wheie people congregate. We are the Official Dealer Fred Spaeth ' Mriumhlnrr & Heatinfr" Montgomery Ward & Co. Arc Next Door to Us. KOIt BAI.K One of the finest tin. proved 20 urroB furm lu Idaho. New 6-room stucco hotme, jtjst compleled with all modern equip ment, furnace, fireplace, bato, I not and cold water, sewer con nectlnns, electric lighting sytem rendy to connect. Large base ment with furnaco room, coul and wood bins and fruit room. Kiunlly orchard of apnlc. apri rots, peaches, penrs, 3 kinds nl' prunes, several kinds of grape. Sweet and pie cherries and all kind of berries. 14 acres nlfalfu produced over 00 tons hny In 1II2X, good horse and cow barn, 2 large poultry houses, IiIr inn. chine shed, floored hog penn. gnrurrc and other . outbuilding. Halanee nf land lit truck gard.in. fine shade and all fenced. U mile frotn Kth grade school, . 3 miles' from Welser. on Old Ore. gon Trull hlifltwlty. Klne thickly settled neighborhood, abundance of water for Irrigation, piped from main canal to farm und perfect Irrigation system over farm. Cause of selling poor health. Price Iiii.cmmi, i, down, balance with terms to suit. Ad dress owner, llert K, While, Welser, Idaho, 111. 3, llox 00. -4-lfl-ttp LOST I.OH'H ltPTTvr pffi t oT"ar phalli"? .Substantial reward. Write . I. O. Hox 143, City. . 4-16-21 OR SALK OR TRADE 1011 HAI.K Olt TIIADK Hack harness and wagon. 2713 N. 4th. 4-16-2ti KOIt HAI.K Turkey eggs' for set ling, Sim. Archie Conlcy, t'nlnii. 4-1 6-31 i l-'Olt BALK .My .7-rooin residence, corner 4th and O. Price fAOnn, tortus. P. 8. Itnbinson. 4-13-3tp KOIt BALK Hotel., 18 rooms, fur niture In good condition. Price 1 6(Ki. Imperial Hotel, 3-2-0tp A PA ftTM KNTS The denbnlm Apt. Interior remod eled, walls all renewiMi and wood work enameled. New rugs and furniture all in first class, shape. , A few left ut present. These are hcliiK run In connection with .Sommer Hotel, Depot und Wnsh. ; 4-2-tf Kfjt jflC!jT l.'urn. Apts., on the ground floor with private bath and wood shod, conveniently wired, ench room has 2 windows. All windows and doors are screened In summer. Good springs iin. mn'.lresses to assure rest and good range to plense tho cook. City water free, lights at toe per 1C. W. 2 loom apts., 12i 3 room $10; nlso 2 room ants. with hot and cold water. Private ( toilet nnd woodshed at 99. All iwnnout nogs) that work steady are .clean and quiet and no row dies permitted. Prefer ndults and nenruy. 1810 Greenwood. S-20-lm Astrologer MRS. FREDERICK PALMES 101 N Ave., La Orande, Ore. Readings dally. Readings by Mail a Specialty ( ( all und Seo l's. Mrs. K. w. Hart, 400 N. Avo. A Woman. Mrs. Edith Wilson, Is n deputy district attorney In San Kranclsco. The special farm relief session set for April 16 will take up Mus cle Bhonls. the tariff. Immigration, prohibition, the world court, reap portionment, tho Nlcaraguan canal and (there's a good chunco, wo hear) fnrm relief. .4 London Is the central news - trlbuting city of (he world, accord ing to a London newspaper. That claim will be contested of courso j by any Hollywood press agent. KOIt BALV' -Columbia No. 2 port- uhle phonogruph and 38 records. Inquire 2124 Adnms Ave. 4-13-Slp KOIt BALK 8 und . 10-ncre Im proved Irnrts. good soil, plenty of water. Would consider cily property on South side. Geo. II. Clinpmnn, ent Stnngn's mill. 4-13-Olp FOUND KOiy(r A place famous for hot chill, oyster cocktail, all kinds jf sandwiches, hot and cold drinks. Lottos Cufe. S-19-lm KOl'ND The best and cheapest pluco to get Hednn door and wind shield glass. Quickly Installed nnd satisfaction guaranteed. Chns. Harris, 1601 Madison. 4-13-lm Mocks anil tackles, van anil men I .Morn jour sure just (ell us when. Safe moving heavy hauling. Small Jobs und big ones. Care ful work und the right price ns you know. PERKINS MOTOR CO. Main 500 --ASil FOR SALE Priced light to sell. 5 room plastered modem home near Greenwood school. 2 lotsi 5 cherry trees, gainge. ?2350.no With easy teims. . Call Lowell Williamson Realtor Call Main 8G for Appointment THE HIGHEST I DEALS' fflHB highest oode of ethics governs our professional ervtcee. We do everything with the most delicate and meticulous respect for the wltnee of the bereaved. We Understand IKODOIUuM klKMEHMAK Main 43 5 MOM'N' POP CLOSING IN - R By Cowan P.iicrvcn . I WW'S tu GOOB vnOOQ Te.uw 'BM.i a. COMCBfttNCSi eD e.Y. TE 6'50 CAR Zy?" TWfOU 7-G6WMEM.vTWM6B6eH L0lANCI lK BouT TW RIGHT "TttlHG, M0M4. -"SfLooii HUH&ING ON f IIIK GOW M MBlClvTWJ'i RV&Wt S ENOo(iVt. ,yMt AND CKa IT ' I 7 -rA--tiroA acS coiLn J ' FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS f' FRECKIS CUMS ABOOT THIS ByBloj (BY ' J2d iv fir $ "5a VllWATS in TU1S CABLEStVkrA 7AAT TUS DHUVJEOEO TO OMCLE MARRV.... viEpe tvien COBIOOS OUQSELVES Mjo unonu Hovn IT IS