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Page Six LA GRANDE EVENING QDSERVER, 'LA GRANDE, tillE. i 'Vcdiicsday,i June; 12,11)29 A The Observer Want Ad Page The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties NEWTODAY JvOIl ni-jN I" G-rooni modern house . on Spring St, .Tel. 37K--.l.i ,; roil KALI: Young holsli cow. lion. 2i;;t In milk li-U'-lit. LOST OR STOLKN Leather purse containing money. Leave Obser ver. Reward. , . ftvig-ut FOR KALIv-l.ndy's desk, bod, Killing llll'l IIIIlM I'CHS,- IllllgazitIC ruck, 131 I ). A vi'. (1-12-1 l A-l MKCHANIC wauls work, flood references, Phone :i(16-M. (1-12-2 III. ;xi'i;iiii;Nci frock drive OIlHCI'VI'l'. Caterpillar its work, o-r. nnd ('.ill 2 tp J''Olt SAI.K -Dining room suite, bedroom suite, hook rases, I niif, ' in." 1 2, I Wlllon ink II lixlli. Ileal. , lug stove. See Mrs. Jesse I'nim, .(.Klgill, or phono. 2u:l-W. 1 .11 . arandc. , . lj-12-1 tp FOR RUNT Furnished Apt., Cor. Illll uud N. 147-M. li-S-lf. I FOR RUNT Rooms over Sllvor ' thorn. Wright Drug store 6-lS-ir FOR HKNT , 41)1. HI. -Sleeping cimn Jn2-il-1 M-ll tp. FOR HICNT Moilnrn lioil.su First t!t. I iif. 21111S 2 ml St. " 6-S4- FOR ltKNT Mod. rooms., weekly ' rule 3 to IS. Joscplilno Purler, Zuber lirlck. D-18-lmp FOR ' JtHNT Furnished house miiluhlc for hoarders anil room ers. mi. 21 111 PI no. (1-il-ir. I'll It HUNT n room rurnlslied house with both, Inwn and flowr , i'i'h. $2n per month, t:iir, M. ,;' Pennsylvania, fl-l 1-2 Ip FOR HUNT Furnished linuHi-n . , Hud A (it's., wllh hnths. Clean, ' . Quil t, low ronlH. Adillls. ISIll Orecnwood, 0-3-lm KOIl lilONT 4 room rurnlslied Apt., water, lights, fill, I'J'in Ad orns Ave. J iHilll-u North Hido Harbor Hhop, 0-8-3 Ip A I'T, Modern convenient, cool and reasonable. Cii'se in. Ideal for Normal studeuis, Apply Hommer lintiil. t.-30-lin. I j, I'UK I1KM' OR I.KAKi; Apart i Inenls .over I'litmnn's store. ; JAiJiiitl.liiljM'WUV turnip L. L. i. t rlllodgluss, I (HIS Fourth HI. '' 0-11. tf. FOH HALB OH TMIlv FOR SAI.H-I'ryeiB 2f, c4!iS-ll. G-l 1-3 li 1'TlR KALI' -(loosiberrles. 2.1H-W. C-ll-lf. I'YHt SALK .'lvo large lots, cheap, UllO 11. Ave. (1-7-11 ti. FOR KALI-: 911 head llilllbs. Il'iii'ini'i's X. i's and -10-4 tp FOR KALF OR TKADIC III acre truck, good for small dairy. 2ax W. 0-10-r.t. FOR KALI',' Cabbage, lister plants. I'h'ftlie celery nnd 2M-W. a-i 1-4 t. FOR KALI-; OR RF.NT (1 room, lliodein house, near ti IK ll school. Hardwood floors, full biisemetit. Clreplnce, f'.nlliit'e, etc. luu. 1 IH4 2nd. Ht. ii-i i-tr. MOM'N' POP WHO APS. H THE WON. WITH W. OC.O fc I. TI, . ..J. T I "Hi 1 .?,lLP"K.0 THE PASSIONATE. I VilHOSE. FtftST THOUGHT A FGuor ' ' r JNU 1 ' 1 vov f -jounus v w.i mivtLUJUl ri PATTPOii ir " w nnderstand I' VT. l x '-rr'l . V HAXOMMF VOU CAN'T tNJoy A C1 , X ' d INODGRAM . SSfjjIf - (rj "I I "''' I - FRECKLES ANDmSFRIENDS KING! ' " ByBioer a J -"''Z'lZ aC lr-hz AND 1 O06UT TO B ) 'ZJ 4 ' ' h X J& I y"- -f - : . , i rs hilx sss r-w2i j' 'vSw wat bo stiD ; .B3s.a rw v. u , r &7 -jeyt r r n va. b i i i.. win,,,,,, im ffWri m$i dLmi : Observer Want Ad Rates (Count flvo average) words to the Hue.) Per lino, ift Insertion 10: Per IJni, each added cotisec- ullvo Insertion ., 7c Minimum charge on onu or der 25c HAT I'M HY MO.YI'lf i lines, per mould $2. .10 1 linen, per month ;t.25 I line., per fllOlllll $ l.UO 5 lines, per month . $J,7ft Kadi additional line over five chained ut r0c pur Ilnu per nmntli. cash ix AiVAcn ii rc- inircd on ull Classified onU'tH Ut i-urii ttrsi? mtv.H. IHkUlt raUm jhiUKcd on ull credit Insertions. Copy lor nil CJiiwIftiMl oideiH tmsl ltd In IIiIh offjeo by 10 A. M. DAY OF INSHTIOX. Slop rmlci'M on lid liisoiiMl until fur ther not lee must ho received hy II le wiuio hour or extra Insertion ivill he churned. Telephone orders Bollelteil. Ciisli rittefl inny ho ejirned on phone orders hy pitynieut on or heforu dale of lust Insertion. 1'IIONJj IAIX 117 "All Oherver Want A1 Will i)o It" HI : V. HUM,, rtulxn and move houses, rciil. Jnek-serews and tlinhers. John Mars. . G-7-1 m. ''OIt SALIC Exceptionally located House, A 1 condition. I-'urniico, garaKO, furnituro If desired, Itlfr,' 1st Cor. I'enn. a-H-t'. I'OR HAI.i:- KIcctlie washer In Kood condilloii. at. a very low price, Dulles l'urnll um nlore. II-1 1 -lit, FOR BALI'! OR TKADi: --5 tube Freshman radio. Complete sails ruction. (Itiaranteeil, 14.1,(1(1. Fur. llltilni l.'xchailKe. (l-ll-lr. FOR KALI'; OR TRADH Vou may not know, but it is true that you can gel HluK'M' or While sewliig machines at less than half of Ihe regular price. Furniture Kx changc. (l-ll-tf. roil MALL carina pump, 0 h. p.'sylvanla during Ihe ulglil I'lilrbanks Morsn engine, used. Wide ureas of raiiiilaiids were only III days. fir,n. At. black- Iniindaled and thoasalids of caltle Slllllh shop, linbler, (1-lll-a tp were drowned, extensive property rm "ni i it J.rtuinj5Kliehg cil. . t YOlr KNOW those floor and bridge! The frightened population fled lo lumps that you have been paying Ihe lliniliitalu sides to escape liio J17.Sn for, we have them at rising walers. Torrenls rrnm swol tlll.llli and II2.IIII. I'tirnllure Kx- !' niiiiinlalii streams continued change, ll-1 1 -I f . ''OR SAI.K Partly fiiinlshed S room inoderll house. Double gar age. A most deslrahle locnllnn Reasonable, terms, 1010 .Sixth St. I'liono .Main 7:io. n-:i-tf. WILL TltADK my J4000 eitulty In 2 1 acre li-rlgutrd ranch, mtg.. UStlO, fnr Koiith Side residence or an acreage. C. C. Ilarker, Irrl Bon, Ore. tl-a-i 1,1 p. I'"OR SALK Modern home, close In, on paved slreet. Complete ' Willi basollli nl, rilrnace, rire j place, hlllll-ln conveuli nees. large rooms, 4 lied rooms, lawn, schub- ' bery, garage. This properly Is In rirst class condition. Total price $r.rlln.lnl. Would accept twins or would nreepl. sniiill proierty ns down payment. Call Lowell Williamson, Main Ml, ror appoint- l inellf. (11 1-tf KOCND KOUNi) The bout and cheapest pluee to Kfit fiiMjun door and win-J hltll bIum. Quickly InHtalle.l and satlHfaetion guaranteed. Chan. Ilarrin, 1501 Mudlfion, 4-13-lm WANTED WANTKI Ammonia c pliuit. I'liont; XiH-V. froesilnR (J-1 1 -lit WANTI'! I WoiMji n wii nlH lioiiHf -work lu (own or eounlry. '.iUH-J. 0-1 1-4 I p. WANTUO I loom with elderly couple on Houlh Kldo or Adama Avi: Wrile A. It. ', ilis.-rver. Ht itn price. G-l - tp WANT TO WY eherVieH, ltoynl AniiH and Hlneltx. Will pay Inp market pri e. Karl J. Shnck land. (J-B-12 t MIHCKI.I.ANKOUS NIITK'H To enll Kuller lirush liiiill. I'hoiie 4 :i (1-1 1-3 Ip ANdKIK hat cleanlliK, hloi-kinK lavit In town. Across riom Hohn. enkamp's. l!-;i-lSt IIOI.'SKH ItAIKKO or moved. Itatiemenls diiif. flradlnir, rock or dirt. 227-W. ft-22-lnip . -'('" I.A flltANUR MATTRKK3 & - liolstorlns & ItiiK CTeanlns Works. 1'liono 424-W. Chas. Kd ... wmds, J'rop. lL'-l-lm MONET TO LOAN on Improved ciiy proporty, slmlnlit loam, or lnslallinenl plui). Lowest rates. United Btnten invostuicnt Co. Phono Main Kl. a-1 0-1 ill MON11Y TO LOAN We have money to loan on desirable city property at the low ruto of In terest of 0. We write nil kinds of insurance. Including lifo. Cha. II. Reynolds. 2-4-lm liOST LOUT Key-lalner rllinday cvenlns'. betwei.t O. and Arcade. Leave Observer. C- 1 I -( f. 16 Drowned When Flood Sweeps Area IJolin. Her voice wns tremulous. "Jerry was with his rather Friday , mxieeii persons were night before before it happened, drowned in a lorrenl which swept, Cnele Andrew told hllll everything, over Ihe Kwluesch district ot Trim- Jerry ill nut tell those things first." and l iii lher loss of life ami prop ly damage was expected. Jewish Fraternity tVnnl I'.'ilth Is n Jewish fraternal oraililznllon Iniiliileil In New York In 1SI1I I'or the liiciilcnllon of "charily, benevolence nnd brother, ly love" and Ihe disregard of dog ma and eereinonlal eii-doin. A man In Atchison, Kas., lold Ihe 1 1 ut li to a rrleiid about w hat a dealer had given him for his old car. Indeed, friendship has not vanished from the earth. Astrologer mis. ritEn?;moK iiaiaiks 101 N Ave., La Orande, Ore. Mendings dally. Readings by Mali Specialty LUXURY TO SOME IS (Qi(QHLID) IBHUILILEirS . hy Charles SYN'Or'SIS: Andrew Otrilfli hliiekinullcd 20 yearn for u frimo li did not commit! I'oehles coni'ludcH Hint "Ull. Ion'' levied hln extortion nuiilnst OKden liecause Hie hitter, In Ids d;iyn tin Alex I'el eron, hud Hhot Joi l.undy and believed him dead. Vi.ilted hy l he "woimin in hliick" u le' duy heforn he wiib murdered, Omlen leiirned Bho l Jim, I. mid mid her lumliiind In xtlll llllve. I'eeldcs declile "llll lon" killed OKden nrter helnu e.onrronted with the ftiolH, QucHtlonliiff or' AIi'h. I.iindy eoiiinleted, I'eeldes HendH her lo police heud(iiurterK und re turns to his den nnd n mir- prl.H( Jerry Ouden nnd l.lley me Ihere, with lli-nry Deiieon. r'hn'picr :,1 rii)lil(;.l,s I leaned ,'ikuIiihi the door jnmh, my less ins weak ns new hoi'n c.ilf's, und I saw that I would he umlilni; an nss of niy.ieir, It I ilidn't look out. I inanaireil to slllmhle forward and they swept towarilK inc. sllniiU tnneous 'Tncle Johns' on. their Him, and took me into their arms. I None or us spoke until I suddenly j reiiicnihered Deacon. j "Where did , you find Henry'.'" I demanded. Ihem, i Neither of them spoke. H.iBKnrd "' '"" "' wnippcu out a elKiirette. made n boKBle or llKhtlni.' I II. 1111(1 rlllnir II hiln 11, ii ,., . ,. , I . , -ut -Hiiiiiirti nit! Ul the Andrew Ouden, the reckless Peterson, I had inuiKlmd, hut had never known. "Mrs. Llltuly was here." 1 said. to hei things along. "When, is she now?" Henry ex claimed. "On her way down to headrtuur lers. .She has a good deal to tell you." Jerry broke In suddenly, nil dressing the fireplace: 1 And then entitled to "I feel like a skunk! miserably: "Vou arc lake the hide orr me, I'ncle John.1 At this Lucy ran to his side and ' slide her arm around his waist, I challenging Deacon and mo with ' del'lnnt eyes. ) "It's illy raull, Uncle John!" she; exclaimed eniplmtlcnlly. "You milslii I blame Jerry. J inndn III in I do It." ".Miuli alarmed liim do what?'' I Inoulreil i "We'll tell you afterwards, Uncle I agree with the young ladv.' Deacon observed drylyl "Rut you might as well tell us"' What Mrs. l.undy lind to', say tor herseir, John." DoitrCMi, .lidded. 1 did so. putting It 'briefly. Just lis I finished, the telephone Win. My old colleague In Losfc Angeles was calling ami 1 lulkiid with him for a few- minutes. " ' "(lo ahead. Jerry, w hen 1 had hung up. I grunted, ' ! ".Mrs. Lundy laid you til, truth," he said earnestly. "Hut she didn't touch the meat ot the story. It's the iiueerest tale you or Captain Dencon ever heard. It's a long tnle, too." "(let at It. then." 'Mrs. Lundy has told yon how dad cullln lo Torpidity," Jerry he. gun, "You know about lilin bring, lug I'ncle Jerry to Tnrridlly. You know how he got the name, Ten-to-One. and how he made n for tune hy gambling In nilnliig prop erties." "You don't need In go Into Hint, my hoy." I said. "Tell us what happened to your rather how Alex Peterson turned Into Andrew Ogden." "Let him get on with his story." Deacon grunted. : Jerry threw lilin a deflnnt look thai auain reminded nie' or Alex A LAUGH TO OTHERS G.BootK I'elorson, "It'll come fust enouli for you, Dincon. when I ifet started," Jerry Ifl-owled, "I know how you feel ahout dad, I'ncle John. It iniiHt come pretty hard. Hut when I tell you ahout his last iilnht In Torrl dlly you'll understand. It took It years to make dad what he was Hint iiiislit. It took six hours to turn hliu into the man you knew. It would have hroken u weaker man, that poker Kami' " "I'oker Kame!" I fluiiB Ihe words linek at lilin. "There was a poker game, then?" "The Kiuue that crnckeil the town, I'liele John." Ills soinher eyes held inn rlitld In my chair, -you mean they played poker for u man's life'.'" "Yes. I'ncle John." "Who was the stake?" Ileneon rapped out. Jerry litnored the question and j lieacon's face darkened; hut Henry realised ti l, the hov eZ ln', 1,vnillllli , - - . , , , exported to feol a v too umlahlv iliKimiAi inu.n.Ju i.t... Muti'iiiiy i M-iiiiu hiiiiif memorv I rv (lelalls,1 Jerry went on,, "anil ho nuide those ghastly six hours so vivid that, I felt as, ir I were down tliere myself. Dad's six hours lii-gun Just before sunset on .Monday, July ilth, I Kn rj. lie was In his cabin on the Two Hrothers nronertvl Dad ' open und I'ncle Jerry tumbled Into ine caiun. His eyes were wild and ' dad asked him what was wronir ' I, . ' "" "iiii a iinn'iio to Ret It out. l.ll!ll!V t le llllwli n.-n nO... . me." ho Knsped. 'They're BOlng j sli'lnfc me up ' II "rncle J.-rry uot Ills wind then then nnd he started to pour his yarn out on nail., it seeiued tllev'd taken 111 til down In l.im.liF1. ' mill ll miners' trial. I.lindv l,,i been judge. Jerry had mndo ttl ; ineiiK lor It got away. Alex had I treated him w hite when he ought j to have taken" a rawhide to hint. Now he was ronlnir Alev lin It ' low'-rt"Kn '" that he was. Alex ; ovor to Lilndy. ii isn i your Mineral. Alex. I'm going back,' Jerry said. " 'What have you done now?' dad roared at him. Cnele Jerrv hud been up to every kind of devil- uy linuginable. "Jerry had started In to lell Mm when tin y heard shouting off to- uru ine lown. tin the town w,im racing tonards the Two Hrothers crazy mad. hy the way thev were coming. It looked had and dad '"'Sn in his window on tue.nppoint knew it. I ed day: "Coat hanger and cigar "'Come on son! Pronto!' ho ; I'lfh'er given uwny free wllh each "Hut Cnele Jerry shook his hi nd. 'I shouldn't have conic here. Alex,' he said. 'I'm going buck, ll Isn't right, to rope .you In one it. You've nlways treated me n duifi' sight beller'n I deserved. - So long.' ....'.'He.,. drugged open Ihe door ho had hurst through a moment he fore nnd was for making orr across the desert when dad jumped on nun from behind and swung him ! lowiirds the flank of Ihe Skeletons behind the mine buildings. "Dad tnuvl llnv.i l,n r,..Al!.. husky In those days. Me grabbed Cnele Jerry by the shoulders nnd hustled him townrds the mine tun nel and dumped him Into nn ore car. " 'Keep your head out or sight nnd shut up!' he growled .running the car Into the mine. "A bullet rinttened against the overhang or rock above the tounnel entrance and the crowd let out a1 frightful yell ns they saw what; dad was doing. Dad shut Ihe iloorj of the tunnel entruncc and pad-, locked It; then he set his back to! the door, dropped his hands to Ills gun belt, and waited, (Copyright, I!i2!, W. Morrow Co.) Jerry's vivid account of those th'-illlng six hours in Torrldity SO years helore is continued in tomorrow's installment. OFFICE CAT TMAOB MADIt RK0. Br Junius "The laHt place J worked," wild the g-lrl upidyintc for a position an doiuHHlic euok, "thre wu a hotter knife, hut 1 never had to watih It." Wife: "Do you know that you haven't kiKxed rue for h!k weekn?" Prof; (Who Is ahscnt-mlnded) "(Jood hen Venn, who have I he-en ; kiswJnt; tht-nV" lime June Ih the month of roses, Or Kradiiules and brides; And, I ho luttt Kiirvey liHclnse, Taxes and sulcifhvs. (Jeorjfe: "That hm-Ne known as much as I do." Clara: "Well, don"! tell anyhody. Von miKht want to sell him some .lay." A S"...'!,,,,,,,, H (llxwml, aiwiim neiniit Willi a iwir or ; . . inindti miiM'N over his aitii. 'tut I help ou ill any nay?" uskeil tt kiiiilly cltlcii, ''lan,". re Illicit die Si-ot, wild was evidently a ncwonici', ."I inn looking for flio llctcoit. I''rcc I'i'csm." ) No .woman .minds having . her -soups crltlci.ed, lull - she won't, .stand for any remarks about her. , salads. j ...... f Jicintf tt liooh is no K'eat hand!-, cap. Home conceited chump will alwajs uppear in time lo set you rljht, no don't worry. ' ' jMHU K!vftiT4t to' Now think what a godsend It .would he if tlieio were some ile- ' VK!e uml would ring a bell when ' vi,!e """ would rln u bell when w" "ul. 11 '"lly Piece or work, "r '""iiiuiicaiiy Kive us a kick When we use Olllv about a ouarter . or our energy on our job. n nt'ii yuu rt-aii inai sue raised her eyebrows, you don't know whether ll menus an expres sion of surprise or a hit of pencil work. . Syiiipntliiwr: "llov' . your In somiitia'." Iiicurahlc: 4,Wois ami woi-se. I can t evn sleep when K's time lotT.n Kfl i. A .Scotchinan owned a store. Kor not i sev,,,'al weeks his husin hs was , " ""- " wnat 11 had rorinerry been, lie de- ( elded to glv i gift to each eualo- ' ,m'r 0,1 11 certain day and placed a I purchase." The people swarmed his store, and each customer re joelved a nail and a match. PEACOCK Nut Coal A hr.-nid new car of. PEACOCK Nut Coal just unloaded. It's the best coal for the range. Van Petten Lumber Co. fkmd Brvlo Quick jtbau Alain 7 ST By Cowan II Professional Directory This directory Is csiwclally handy for the newcomer or for Cue out-of-town reader wlio muy want (lie name and nddnHM of wiiue profeHslonul man. It lias heen earernlly prepared and will prove to be a reaily aid to uny reader In ohtiiining prompt professional ervlee. , Classified for Quick Reference Osteopathic Physicians J. I.. 1NGI.I1, D. O. MAHtiAUUT lVOI.C, II. O, Ceneral practice and the "l'ost HySTIi.U" Tor fullun arches. Sominer Telellhone building . Main luu IDA MrMKKKlN I Teaclier of 1 Tlie Parhereux System Voice . Ilriilnallrs Htni'H MATIIItMTV 1IOMIC Trained car Price ItcuMoiiable. Call nnd Setj U, Mm. 13. W, . Jitir 4')6 N. Ave. at-hie m All Talking "In Old Arizona" At the Arcade i tablisliment called "The Curiosity "III Old Arizona" Is the first big! shop" to conceal Its real nil turn, outdoor talkie and a surprising dis-!,i v,.nl,.g,,,, human l,lnirs. j closure of what can be done withj 'a mlcophono in Hie open ulr. It presents a sort ot 'What I'riee j Glory' story with western trim- ' im.il m.. aooo.u- ,f,' assutes Is a illllerent sort ol . any time helore. For this reason 'in Old Ariicoiiii'' will perhatis in! days lo come be reckoned us epoch al. The voice of Warner liaxter register notably well. Dorothy Hur gess rinds herseir quite acclimat ed to this slrenic role. Kdmtind Lowe amuses with his portrayal of; a linrd-boiled soldier. I "In Old Arizona" opened at the: Arcade today. ' I In New Mystery 'Film at Star ! Louise Fir.cnda. for years the premiere comedienne of the sereen, has suddenly found a new niche for herself. Her Kreat success In a gripping mystery special, "The. Terror," and has Kiven her the central role ir; .another even more eerie thriller, j "Tho Mouse of Horror," which is att the Star theater today and Thursday, .Vitln';..ro;Win l(Bj(iU'CB,noj)uvlM. honors wit). Miss Kazcnda In this picture. Thelma Todd and James Void are paired in a novel love story, and. K'otesfiuo mystery ehar acler roles are played hy William jV. .MotiK, Km He Chautaid, William jOrlamond, Hale Kulier. Tenen llo'ltz .and other eminent artists. Henjamhi Christensen, who di- ; I'fini i ne noose 01 Horror," also ; adapted It to Hie Sereen from the narrative of n real-life affair, sold the: HIGHEST IDEALS rpHB highest code of ethics governs our professional services. We 'do everything - with the most delicate and meticulous respeot for wkUi.a of th bereaved. Tare of man who needs our tte<h dad accident ' INSURANCE- Ah' Physicians & Surgeons ? i. k n ii.i o ti v v, m. n. v . m:wa vii.ivi:m, si. ii. Practice limited to diMensna of tno Kve, Kar, Nose and Throat Now Foley Telephone JJiiHdhitf . Aluin 1G A. i.. itirn Aitnsox, ni, n. Surgery nnoma lfi-17 Tflpnhone Koinniur UuilHins Alain Ij Men should he inudo to take va callnns so they won't Kt the idea that they're iudispensahie. to the rllin coniiiany hy an author who conceals his identity behind it pseudonym. This story of mystery, so mys terious cvon in lis origin, concerns a huge blue diamond, a strange es- , hrimful of comedy, too, and (herein .Miss l''azemln scores. The art of being I'riclitened she had de veloped lo lis very highest, and through It creates her new special ty, comedy in mystery thrillers. 100 Arrested In Raid in Chicago CHICACIO. Juno 12 (AP) Thre.v raids which the state's attorney's (, office descrihed as "a smash inpr hlovv at the rojr racing racket," were executed simultaneously last nimht ut tracks reputedly operated hy the Al Capone, (leorRe (Hurs) Aloran and chicnBO HeiKhls "syn dicates." More than 100 persons were ar rested, nnd omonif nrticles confis cated were three machine guns. All those arrested were employes or (rack officials. I.ifltior was helntr peddled from house to house in one Illinois city, nccordfni? to a Chicago newspaper. It's nice to know there are news papers In Chicago to keep the cities dnwtiMtate clean. .A. aietimfUt,tmr sns with franKCleaviner v N.r4 How iiiiieli to where? whal's to go? Tell us and we will let know. We ceil, I net a g,n,.l transfer business ami will he glad lo give yon ifjiek estimates. " Our Accident nil n,.ith Piiys (lie hills when yon are your buck. It's reasonable, you can'l afford It. J" 1,1 Seal insurance Pl see R.V CXOPSEY . PHONE 86 The La Qrnde Insurance Agency i if - i ir i ua.atr:-'fe- h' .. J
