La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 07, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextP"-e Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, OR E.r g; Tuesday, May 7, 1929 l 1ft -f y i (Incorporated) An Independent Newspaper FRANK B. APPLEBY.. ..Editor nd Publisher 1 I I! ! If HARVET F. MATTHBYVB , BuilntM Manager - ' Published evenings, except Sunday, at 141 Adama Avanua, I Grande, Oregon. Tho Obaervar.Htar published every Friday. -Entered at the Poet office at J Urande, Oregon, as Second ". Class Mall Matter nnder net of Mnreh t. 1879, ' OFPICIAb PAPER or VNl0U"tf0tSTt"AMD 'tHti i :' ' flTf Of LA OKAN1 ji " ' MEMHUfi OK ASHOCIATEIl PRESS ' The Associated Press la exrluslvely emitlsd in use (or' publica tion of all news dispau-hes credited '.o it or not otherwise credited If published herein. All rlchta of republication of special dlai ' patches In this paper, and also the local ns herein also are reserved. - - " National Advertising Representative "" " ' M. C. WOOliNKKK & CO., Inc., San Francisco, Los Angeles, Beattle, Portland, Chicago . , ' Iietrolt, New York ' BUBHCIUr-TIO.V JIATEB - Uy Carrier . Daily, per month In advauce..... .,.... Dally, six months In udvum.a........ Dally, single copy , ....... i Wy Mull Dally, per month In advance. Dally, per six months in advance .. , Dally, per year in advance..- ........, Weekly Observer-Htur. per year. i. TSo I4.S0 to ... tOo J2.60 $6,110 U.OO , ADVEKT1HINO RATES Display, foreign, per column Inch Display, local, per column Inch rime contract prices on application. 420 40o I. The Observer Want Ad Page The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties ' WANTK3 NEWTODAY KOlt HALK Cream separator lliua.E. f. Avenue. 6-7-e tp. KOlt KENT Modern furnished house. Phone S90-J 4-7-2 tp. KOlt . KENT Furnished apait inent, H02-O ave. S-7-1 Ip roil SALE I'urebred Chinchilla does. Cbeup, Inquire 1401-21 Ave. - 6-dH-tp KOK KENT Modern Apt.. Just one left on 4th. Ht., call Hommei hotel 6-7-1 t POPCORN WAOON will be closed for I days for painting, beginning Wed., May . . -7-z tp KOH RENT (.room furnished house. Call 604-J. after 0 p. in. I 6-7-6 tp. ' WANTED To borrow 11.600 on U.600 first mortgage. Call Ob server. 6-7-S tp. WANTED Women wants worji by hour or day Phone 476 M. . ' 6-J-2 P FOR HALE Dlade weeibr und set of harness or will trade for live- stock. Phone 13'J-J. 6-7-1 tpi T Illustrate hl thorough knowledge of the city,' a local i reward oiven for romeut of ntomahniiUmiin xlgimnJ n,Pnf!v tn lrn,.u Hiru nlinu uikara' pocket book containing receipts ... .vv , , tauH io K. Lucllo Daly. No; a person couia onutin genuine neur-iieer. . ? After trie doctor lellM you walking is the only thing, and to get dut pn your feet and give ,ytiur lungs a chance, he rides away; in. his new purple brougham. : ' 4 Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler says there isn't a single genius left in the world, and some of the rest of us have days when we are pretty dissatisfied with ourselves, too. ,.; ': "''.. - - --- President Hoover has reduced his circumference some fif teen pounds since taking office; Not lccauKe the work has been too strenuous but because he was that much over weight and has taken regular exercise each morning to get down to the proper size. His is an example that might well bo copied by those who carried surplus fat around and an example that may well be avoided by those not in that class, It is just as dangerous to be under weight, doctors say, as it is to be over. Hoover came down. The slim, emaciated person, who keeps buow normal trying to be stylish might well come up. Normal weight is both healthier and more iittraotive. $ ' ;, . w ; t ? j;THE HUMAN ELLMICNT :, ' So important is the personal equation of high executives that financial-rating books may in the future adopt special notations to indicate the capacity of the men at the top. In many cases .these men lire so well known for their achieve' ments that any newspaper reader might be trusted to give them a fair rating, Ford, Schwab, Owen D. Young, the late Judgo Gary are outstanding examples of executives in this class; but there are thousands of lesser leaders, men in high place, whose measure of genius is an unknown quantity to thoso who put money into the share ! of their corporations Annual reports may servo as rough-md-ready indications of their ability; but at best they tell only part of the story, and they do not always tell it in a version that may be taken at face value. . ' ,' Balance sheets show tangible assets and liabilities to a penny. They even offer rough estimates, as to Buch in tangibles as the value of patents and goodwill, but they are silent as to the all-important factor of management. How, indeed, could they be otherwise? Who, for example, could appraise in dollars and cents the cash valuo of Henry Ford's business judgment, his ability for shaping sound policies, his technical knowledge and his practical experience? Or, having arrived at a correct valuation of these intangibles, who could guarantee, rememUuing tho uncertainly of life, that these services would remain at tho command of the corporation for the ensuing year, or even for the month to come? Such reflections are a fresh reminder of tho uncertainties of investment and industrial effort. Management of proved Ability pusses at an instant's jiotice into untried hands. Under certain direction a business may be iminciitly suc ccq. Ail under the direction of others, it niiiv full vimiHiv fuikue. The human element is gp-at. questions asked 6-7St I'OK HALE Lawn mowers and garden hose at special barKalli prices. Dalle 'Furniture (Store. . ; 6-7-Jt FOR RENT Flvc-ronm modern . furnished house, clow to Hlan Ke's mill. Inquire HIV V ave. 6-7- 01 FOR ItENT Furnished Apt. .two rooms. Close In. 7lh and Penn Ave. Phone 28-W.-l'J04-llid HI " ; 6-7-St. FOR SALE One bay e-cldlnjr sad dle horse Oaledt well broke, ute 1. Inquire 2002 East-O ave. 5-7-2 ip. FOR RENT Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five average words to I lie lino.) Per line, trt InserUoa . liOc Per lliw, each added cxataec- ullve Insertion 7c Minimum charge on one or- dor .. jtsc KATES UY MONTH ' t linen, per mooch St.SO ( line, per month ft ?r, I lines, per month - 94.00 i lines, per month .. .$4. 7.1 ax-h additional line over five cliargud at 60c per line per inonili. CASH IN ADVANCE is re quired on all CuMfdfled onlera to nam these rate. Hhrlier rale iinnfcd on all credit Insertions. Vpy for all Classified orders must be In Uils office by 10 A. H. IfAY OF I.NKKRTION. stop drderfl on ad Inserusl until fur- II mt notli must be received by Hie same hour or extra Insertion H'ill be clutrged. . Telephone order aoilrlted. Ceoli rates may be earned on phone orders by payment on or before dale of lul Inaertioa.- 1'IIO.VE MAIN 37 "An Olnerver Want Ad WIU Ho It" I FOR. KENT Gaiace. 1T1 Wash. I - 6-4-tf i FOR RENT I Adama. -Furnished apt. :iK 6-l-(tp FOR RENT Furnished apt. Tad Farmers lXt. 4-17-tf FOR RENT Modern unfurnished bouse, close In. Call J4S-W. 4-26-tf WANTKIi Few Rood salesper sons. Write X. I-, care of oli rver , . ....t.-, . , ..... 6--Slp WANTEI inasterluc ratch work done neatly. All work nuaran-i teed. Call ISM K. Penn. I 6--2tf WAVTEU "nstoiners w ho want j pure, fresh milk and cieaiu. Our delivery passes your door daily, j Phone J77-W. Model Ialry. , . 6-6-6tj Kayser Hosiery No. 88x Is now priced at , $1.50- '; -"V ; - ' Full Fashioned Service Weight. ' . N. K. West & Co., Inc. La Grande's Leading Store for Over 30 Years Atout those recent pictures of I Rabe Ruth In a tuxedo how does j he manage to bold his breath so : lone? I FOR RENT Furnished houM keeplng rooms. $16.00 per month. Inquire sol Fourth. . 6-S-S tp FOR RENT Far. house and apts. with batna. Clean. quiet, low rents. To adults. 1810 Green-wood- R-I-lm MltlCiajLNtXILI) CAl.l. MAIN 621 for Ice and fuel Oalther and Waller. 4-17-lm EASTERN OREGON School of Mu ale Viqlin, piano, voice. Credits. 1. O. O. F. Temple. Ph. 447-J. Bladder Weakness If KlurifhT VeaknKK, (iItlnK Up NishiH. HMckeche, HuruiiiK or Itch Ins Senwitittn, Jeff or groin pain make you fwl old, tired, peplens and wrn out why not make the ! Vyswx 4 Hour Test? Iuii t rIvv ; up. Get (,tei today at any drug ; tore. Tut it to a 48 hour test.! I Money back if you don't noon feel I like new. full of pe, sleep well, j with pains alleviated. Try O'ali'x today. Only COc. lied Cross Drug Store. . Adv. PHONE MAIN 2 URI8IIN CHEVROLET CO. 1414 Adams Ave. Next to Observer Office. ANGEL'S hat cleaning, blocking best In town. Across from Bohn enkamp'a. . S-l-lit LA CItANDE MATTRESS & Up- tiolslerlng & Ku(! cleanln works. Fhone 4J4-W. Chas. Ed wards. Prop. U-l-Im FOU SALE OR aIiA-m, FOR HALE A -I Lloyd baby bug By. i'h. H43-V. 6-4-tf FOR 8AI.B Hay. f 10.00 ton. J, E. Reynolds. 472-R. 4-22-lf MONET TO LOAN on Imnroved city property, straight loam, or Installment plan. Lowest rates. United States - Investment Co. Fhone Main 11. . . J-16-lm FOR HALE Full Gordon Better pup. I'hone 216-W. or 174-W. , 6-6-3 fp.' FOR BALE White leghorn year old hens. Hollywood etruln. 76c each. Call 32-H. i. 6-4-31 MONET TO LOAN We, have money to loan on desirable city property at the low rate of In terest of 6. We write all kinds of Insurance. Including life. Cha. ' H. Reynold - 2-4-1 m rot'ND FOR HALE l-acre tract with neat 3-room hom e. Jxwell William- j son. Cull Miiln, .. - . 6-3-Jt FOUND The best and cheapest place to get Sedan door and wind shield glass. Quickly Installed nd eatisfactlou guurantoed. Chas. Harris, 1601 Madison. ' 4-13-lm FOR HALE OR ItENT or woul consider used car 6 room .house, j H1JV, HELI garuen,. strawuerries. 2 Ijloclts from Hlghnay shops Geo. 11. C'liupman. " 6-7-8 tp WB HAVE BEEN with you for 25 years, you ought to stand to be . with us for ono eveuing Come , and try It, ut the F 0K an nuul May. bull. Muv 8.1 J.-7-I in. uS sSUk rulse and move hoUHea. rent jack-screws anil timbers. 'John Mars. 6-3-lin FOR HALE income property, Ml room house. Good buy. 2104 1st i s-tr ' Astrologer MRS. FnEUKRICK BALMK8 01 N Ave., Qrande, Ore. - Aeadugs dally. Raadluga by Mall Specialty wnoorKKI -Once more you gel the F. CI.' E annual May ball. Wednesday, May . Jitney lunch served by the ladles. Lotsu pep. 6-7-1 tp LET'H GO Bring your girl, bring your friend, unci don't forget to bring yourself to I lie F. o. K. unnuul May bull, Weil. May tt . - 6-7-1 ' Ip. FOR HALE Hotel, - I H looms. furniture In good conditions. I'rlce $l,4no on terms. Smo.iim down or tl.20u cash Must sell this month. Imperial' hold, l.n Grande. 6-7-6 tp. I.OHT Hliinll purse .containing fin bill mid small chnnge, between Manual I ruining shop and uthlet Ic rleld. Finder return tu prln elpul's nfrke ut high aehoul. Liberal reward. 6-7-3 Ip LOHT LOHT Uluo silk umbrella. Call Observer. , . ; 6-6-2-tp FOR HALE My well 'Improved 8112 ue.re diversified farni. lociit- et4 nlle lust Jtt Jjltljlur. ll. Wi Goldrlck, Imbler, Ore. 6-4-tr V T FOR HALE Five-room modern home, furnished, $2,600. Close In on Kouth aide. Terms, Call Low. ell, Williamson, Main 6. 6-l-3t 'OR SALE Olt TRADE Under wood No. 4 typewriter, almost new and at 1-3 of now price. Guaranteed. Furniture Exchange. 4-5-tf '-"A Bargain .3 l IiOok Over Our Want Ads for Bargains O 1919 Dodge Brotben Cofporalioa ' n jf Authorities predict for the Future what Dodge Brothers Offer Today FOR HALE Owner has to leave Ijl Ctrandj, has new 6-room home near high school on puved street. Will sell equity nt a fee sonilblfl price. Lowell Wlllhim koii. Cull Muin 80. 6-3-3t OOME8TIC PORTABLE Sowing machine, sews forward and re verae, pass for new $40.00 and what a bargain. Furniture Ex change. 4-6-tf For Sale By Owner TRADE Now Is he U.-ne for new window shades, trndo In !ha old ones and puy a little cush, then have clean tiew shades for the summer. Furniture Kxchungo. 6. Room Mudern Home, full base ment and KiuiiKe, D blocks from town. Inquire 2006 Greenwood 'Tlieall-rrjcf.nl seamless body is llie auto body of the fiilure," George J. Mercer, i. i i. . t . uueuiiiu uouy engineer ana cnairmail ;of the body division of the Society of -Automotive Engineers, predicted at a meeting of the Cleveland Section of jthe S. A. E. Automotive Daily Newt, February 12, 1929. I NH.I HI,. I ) .!'..', l .Jt . ..' ''.U.. . .. I In the exclubi vc Mono-piece Body of the new Dodge Brothers Six, you find the identical type of design and construe-' tion'to which leading automotive engi neers point.as " the hody of the future." Literally one-picec, the Mono-piece . Body is positive proof against squeaks and rattles.' Even after thousands. of miles of. hardest usage it remains as tight, as firm and as noiseless as when new. Providing an abundance of room with, a new degree of grace, the Mono-piece Body is stylishly trim. Doors and windows arc wide. 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