La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 01, 1929, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text. !l .Tuesday, October 1, 11)21) LA GRANDE EVENING OBSKftVfiR, LA GRANDE, ORE. Cage Seven 1 CLASSIFIED ADS INEW TODAY J LOST (limn nlnid atiipr shirt nl J trap RTuliniLs. U.-wiml. Call 872 . V.. ' . -. !ll-l-:!tp Kill! ItKNT r,-niimi I nni.sln.l I hollKi. with Karate. I Sii.'i Kr.l St. 1'hono -'-".!-.. o-l-2lp J-'tHt RI.K Sole (nnaric Cal ' :ii;:i-m. K1-1-21 J'ltlVATK TutorliiK. Call 43I-.I. !ii-l-:u LvYANTKI) 'I'll liKNT -Pimlmv I'nf idil Hhppp. Call Main r.r.C. la-l-llt VVAN'TKI Compel i-nt j-'irl lor K'n eral housework. 1 ML' O Ave. 427 W. ' 10-1-21 K(iU IIKiVr l!-rooni partly fur nislied house with ctiiaui.. Imp Herder's (irneery. V anil Spruee. ' iii-i-ir SI'KIMAI. Wa.s'.l dreyses. Size 2; yrs. to 44. llii.tntnteeil fas! color. ; Silk dre.-n.x reduced. Necdl.' j Art iindlit'l Shop. :1h; Ad'tlns. ' lii-.l-:it ' K() I1SAI.K I I i a. Win. i $12. .10: 12 fta. Win. lli.no: 12 k:i. 1 c. smith. Douhl,. sa-in. $15. oo: ; .1(l-3ii Win. Carl.. $12.fa. 30-411; vv.'ln. $r2.r(. This w.'. k only. jfTc. K. i.loy.l. I'OOti A.in'ins A. I o-l -Tit an i t;l WANTKO llnyers for several last year's model railioR. We havt' :;ome realhargains. Kleetrie Ser vlee Store. ' !i-:lo-2t MISCnLLAXEOUS I h'()t SAl-K Cood second hand wot nl lii-atcr .siove. i :; l - It. 9-30-fit J-'rMl HAl.K I 'runes. Itcrmutla on ions. Lie Wrinht. Call 2nfi-.M. J-'tllt SAl.K 45 hi-ad stock hos M. mile west Jowa school house. .MO.NKV TO LOAN ON I A 1 1 i Y CATTLH We havo made ar ranffement with the Spokane ' Agricultural Credit Corpoiatiou, a re-discoiiul company of the Kederal. Jut. rnii'diale. Credit Jtank, to nlalio loans Un dairy call le 'on monthly Installment basis. . Inlt'i-t-st rate. will hi' ST, , payments to lie made i:i twenty monthly inslallmi'iits. You art Invlled to call at o:ir office for deta'lrd information. Inspect or will be in t his vicmily soon nrter Oclohei- 1st. I NION CkLA.MKHY COMPANY ji-:tn-:tt II-'Ol l-'OIt HA LK flootl 'US Cliev. truck. - lOai'l Laninan, Imlilcr. !i-2(i-r tp. )l-;SEItK n place to put my nice, upright piano. I'. O. box fto-l. j-l'S-4t. '() SALK "K" flat alio sax. Call Hi7-J. or :t03 -Main st. y-L'ti-li (p. KAKTKHN OHKOON School of MoHie, violin, piano, voice. Cri-tl-ils. 1. O. U. I'", temple. 4 I7-.I. J-24-1 m. TYI'KWUITKHS All kinds of por. t'iblo ami standard machines for sale or rent, see Tuckey before you buy a machine. Office with Hilverthorn & Wiiht J'niff Co. K. C. Tuckey. 9-lU-tf. 'lft SALIC Krult trees, orn.l-mi-nlal, stock, Klobe locust and rose locust. Washington Nursery Co., W. Kverett, Local nfrcnt. lHoy vtlams. J'bone Main fs2-2 rings. U-2'i-l mp LA OltANDt: MATTRESS A Up- : bolstering- & Ftug Cleaning f works, rnone unas. i!.a wards. Prop. 1 ?-l -1 m 1 MU.M'rur - " ,. ,. ... HAWK CLOSES IN : By Cowan I ''you atX I HAVE REASONS 10 SvCTT HOW.l'WtJil CVCH00 XCt BUT . 0 But 1HI'., OTHCB BUSINESS 15 : tHM'S ' OW1. JEV.L .Ltt Mt tHrt( . THvs 1 ' ,vi BEUCVt tHftt CtRTWN INirtlS. Y f TT" I WW IMWlisv OlWCti.l, . , . wwffiwfflyW DlFFtRtNT MATTEH.yOO NKX 10 I JOSt IT. O'tR. Vlt IHCHT BC TO 7 ftRE. etTEOMIKCD TO OB1WN THE. I "tJ"-10 KSE. SOntONt TO BKCK tAE, '.''vlW , OBTMH i VMtNT.CtT ?0V OUNH TO . I I HMJtH'T VJOWK twT OMC SORT Of Wt I SECRET Of My ( t u ' W tHiM1 WM CMA.it 10 " ', fjamjl&mi ' Wt W WKtUL. Mtt 1WU W MAy W(W(,f.MLHT.IU WL MtMITIrlt ' I VfKACHUTC.SO WHEN 1VJEMT INTO , Stt T0V CONHBOt)T. MOvt W&Wti AH MIOBNt TO LOOK MTCR lSOUCiH VLL BE DOINC CVtBTHlMC Xur, tum,, ' I W-CJHM' OFTICC Ml '.OTOVS 1 W Bill WWW ,WW( Nt ' fW&Z mTCTS Vlf.V.L.QT COSt NO I fOSSIBLt TO CET vWCnVnw 3 . w l.cxEtl UK0S1R HIS PES fcNft ,1 V COING TO GET OUT ' ffi YOU . LfNYEO ChN ViOSW FOR . A IV YOU OUT OF MERC rT fit vr,( mo hkh FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS " " " A BIG TIME! " ' By Blosser ! TA5 T&LD W ASOJT THAT ) m soruhv f VR DAER AW I vtS,TUERt VS 1 f YkHOvjl,! 7OV.0 VoO o-t2c cntlH ) f VimV, KtXT M3RMINS AFTCE ) ) C- CeItaW SUtJ IWSH'T j BORMtO DM , BOT UUl lb BE A BOTCHER- ) l TJJAT AFTCRTK FIB6 AS & ' BEErt &L curo? ( ALU OSCAR ? ITVIAS AT nmT W MKU.-TM SOWS To O0T TH' FICEMtM PLAVEO J h I, , e,w ?n J UkS. - A 1 DIDST SET TO see BE A FIREMAW IMSTEAO , FIECMAM ALU MIGHT OM Z-L ( i ,rGf r , FIRCMEH HAD FOM -1 SAY - JT M(b"jf V L w'&s ( 'A I VT too!.' A ' riPfzl f4TzrAl f ; ffAj Observer Want Ad Rates v (Count ftva atrrSffrt tfofd to thff lll6. Prr llnrf." 1st hisartfoiv ...,......10d lVr lint;, each atUteU cofiwc- utlvtt insertion 7o Minimum ch nfft un one onlf i- .2s RATKS tlY MONTH 2 Hnp?, pr month 32.50 :t lines, pt-r month I lines, per month ....0I .1 lines, per month .4.Ji Kach additional line ovar flv charged at &0u per line per month, CASH IN A OVA VOTE H re quired oh ll Classified orders to I'Nin iUiM rutr.-t. lilirbrr rate.- chnrict-d on all credit insertions. t'opY for ll Classified order. mum ha In thM office hy li A. M. i)AV OF IX'SfiltTlON. Stop orders on ad inserted until fur ther nolle must be received by tlnsa hour or extrdf insertion' will ho .charged. TeU'phon-orders- soltcittfd. Cnsh raie. may bt earned ' un phono order, by 'payment' on or brfure date of. Inst insertion. -v J VHONH MAl.V 37 'w. . ''An Ohnervt"vanl'.Ad ' -' . : .;vm Do Ji".- - . i l-'Olt SALK Sw-t-et- , cider.' CV-M, nidilc;s place. May l'ark. -. . 1 - U-25-C tp. MONEY TO LOAN oa Unproved 1 city property, utrmlght lonnir or Inataliment plan. , Lew eat rates. United States Iaveatment Co, Phone Main S3. . ; l-16-lni FOFt RALK-T-4C Hampshire Bheep. Jan vstenskow. Imhler. 9 4 tf MONIOY TO LOAN We are repre sentative .for the JmderniaJjn tatrance Co., and can uiake farm or city loans at attractive xhi&& of I til crest. Chas. H. Heyiioldii, Insurance, loans and,fiondtf. FOR SAl.fi Uued ftlectnc waffhera. .Maytug Shop. Main 639.-7-iH-lrri. FOR BENT ' KOIt ItKNT-r-Mod. fi-rm. bungalow ! Hardw'ootl floors and ' furnqce. 1 Call at 1505 R. "Ave. .' 4 - 0-,3o'-'6t lt)U riKNT-Prtrn.'; 2-room Apt. and tfarajre. Also sleeping To6m v : -Call 375-J.. :'( -; s:. 9.0 -St KOI! KKNrT-rl ho.ise i'wifh- shifep ItiK porch. Modern.- -MCWIar, bullt-iji eupboai'ds.) Also4 room modern apt. Cull i6oVhh.;' ). : - -:.!. :to-2t KOIt U KNT Kleeplnff -rdo'm for;2. CaiiMi-W. ,; . ;Vi-ai3-3t $4',: G per' weelc,'Jj40; Wash. y-2S-iwk SO.M M K a I lOTKIT-Spe'cUtl'- Winter mtert .rintl prlvute.. hrtths. Also modern,' newly Oone upartments. ' ."'ir-H-l mp: l.-Olt hunt Lieut .bouMkrepiiiK . rooms, ir.12- Adaius Avp. S-ft-tf. KOIl HUNT Kuril. houses . and apis., with bath. clsan, tlulet, low rotes. Adults, ,110 Oreen wood. - -. ,-7-0-Jin. KOK HUNT Room over Wlver horn. WrlBht Druir Btore' (i-lB-tf AUTOS FOK SAIjE KOIt ' SAI.M 1927 : lliilrk . 4-door sediin. .M. . j. (tOHfC-. H-'2S-4t KOIt SALK 102S. Stude Dictator Itoyal sedan. 6 wiret whM-fc- and In A-l shape. .'- M. -'J.' Ooss. KOIt BALK 2 ton Jteo truck, used ' only CO days, Hposscwsed. VIU aeit ai a cwirffam. hee Harry W115- goner. Phone Main G6H: 8-2S-ff. The Market Place Of Union and Wallowa Counties FOB SALE HOMES KOR SAUK Home, furnishod. do sirable locotio"n, Sl2 O Ave. l'art terms If desired, t'ttll 479-M. !-0-2t VOH 2 story &-room hntiwo. Would make a wood Hooniinh irouaf.' Inquire '230 1 Adams. ' y-UO-fitp. l-'OI't RAMO 5 room houao, $2!iKi, ThorouRhly modern. One of the best buys oh north aide of the track!. fi room house, clean cut prop erty on paved street complete with guragre, basement, furnure. Cffy Hens paid. A Imrsain til A food Income S room stem iieated modern house In Normal ; district. Will trade equity or. smaller home. Call Lowell Wil Ihtmon. Main R. tt-U-ir FX)UNI FOUND The beat and cheapeer place to get Sedan door and wind ilileld fluse. Quickly tttstalled " and - Bat !a faction guaranteed. , , Chaa. Harrli, 1501 Madlaon. 1 4-18-lm I ' ' lll'l ' f r tm: .u sticks corirr unit 'i,A whandM jistik or thi: ' pi-;acj-: And cxknstahi.k ' j lusTiiicr. rxiox corxTY, ; v v ouf:tix. : -, t SYMMOXS j Westenhnver incorporated, n pri vate corporation, rialntlff. Kred- IvOWtjv.ROTnetinies known as . Ucorjie It. Lovely, Defendant. TO: Kit KM . LOVRLY. SOMK T1MKS KNOWN AS OKOUfJK li. LOVKIY, Defendant. ' IN THK NAM R OV TI I K STATK Ol's OltKOON, you are hereby rci !.qfilred .to nppt'ftr and answer the, complaint filed npainst you in' the 'above Entitled notion on or before the last day of four, woeks fro7ti the. first publication .of this summons, said period of forir wpfks br-lnjy the time . prescribed- for .puhl (cation thereof; .and If you fail to s P- pear, and answer said comulaiht, ; for want liiercofjlie plaintiff will i apply to the Coiirf for the relief idemanded in its complaint, to-wlt: for, iudKment. against you in the 1 sum of $4ti.4:t; tojrlher with in terest thereon at I he rate of .per. ahnnm from the Kith day of 'November. nnd for its costs nond -disbursements In this action . Incurred. ! - This, summons is published by ; order of the Honorable L.v 1enlmm, Judfre of "the above entitled court, rmuhvund entered in said court on t Uv aifit day of September, l!2fl, p.rescriblnjf that tills summons be served I'y publication thereof once -each eek s for four successive weeks in the. La (frande Kvenlnff Observer a newsjmper published daiiyiin La. Ornmle, .l.:nlon t:'ounty, Oreffon, the. date of th efirst publi catio beliitf t ho 2:trd day of Hep- tember, and the date of last ithllcalion helnr the Hist (lay of ' Ootoljeiv l'.l'.'n. . I ' Jltrr.H'K. IlItAtiy, Alloriiey for I riaininr, l.a (Iran.le, (ireKon. I , Sept.. 2:i-an. oci. 7-14-21 Currency Rule According lo Oresliuin's law. when two kinds of "currency tire in circulation the inferior or more tie predated one tends to tlrivo tin oilier out of circulation, owlim in the honnliiiK and eporialion of the la If pi. . hi other words, "had tmuicjr drives pood money out of clrcula Hon' The law was first clearly stated hy- Sir Thomas (li-eshaiu, an Knlish diplomat and iiiert luini, who died in. laTIt. I'resldenl Hoover says thf presi dent should be allowed to hang two men, every year without giving any reason' or explanation. Come how, Mr. Hoover, you surely don't mean that you, wouldn't give us snrno reason? OUT OUR WAY I Bl i I 111 I N l ; j A HS 5TsPPb !' P '.I,.! ! I ( H',1; ;l !h : 'oph- an'x cooKe.o I ifrUl :!l 1 i!!' M. Ilffi; " f up. vt omw . ' IQ-I hcg. u. s. pat. orr. THE OKIE . ( Harlem Sights And Sounds In Bancroft Talkie Sights and sounds of the largest Negro city in the - world. New York's Harlem, are brought to the talking si reeu in "Thunderbolt,'' t.eotge Partcrort's all-lalUing pic ture which the Arcade theaier will feature for three days of tin week, staiting today. 'Josef von Stern berg, who directed llaucrot't In "Pmierwoiid," math; "Thuniier , Loll," a Htory of a hard-fighting man who lives outside the law in the hidden places of the Negro .lis trlct. "In securing Ni gro types," said Director von Sternberg, "we were fortunate that Los Angeles has a miniature Hai-lein of its own In Its Central Avenue til strict-, . A thor ough search gave us scores of ne groes w ho have really , lived In Harlem. Ilarlefn, which e.Mends from 1 2 Mli to Math st reets, New -Yolk, brings heart-buts of south- , ern plantations lo metropolitan j civilization. Sensatlnn-s coking Hroudwnyltca make these cafes ; possible, coming to dunce shoulder ' to-shouhler wltli habitues of this I black metropolis to the: heat 01 ! staccato Jay..," j "Woman From jHell" Featured 'At Colonial One of the most Interesting scenes of "The Woman I'rotn f 1 lell,' Kox I'TIm which opens to- day at the Colonial theater, is that I of a midway such as most summer j resorts boast of. I Mary Astor gives a meiitoiious performance as Dec Henaud, a I "come-on" who lures the ilckei buyers outside of an muusi'ment 1 concession known as "Hell." , I The :rhi attempts to change hor MAM FLAPPER - ...' mode of life nnd marries the youthful . keeper of a lighthouse, hut the calm ami peace of her new existence is -marred by the Intru sion of her former associates, How she finally wins out Is dm mat tea lly told in the appealing story, based on the play by Oeorge Scarborough, Jaime Dei Kin and Lois Leeson. Itohert Armstrong as the barker and Itoy D'Arey in the role or the seaside sheik offer excellent por Srnyals. while Dean .lugger is splen 1 as tliejvHing lighthouse hecp- !."' Naval Tribute tj Waohinifton i When' litivul ships are t!'ssl"Jf j Wiisidngloh's loinh, Mt. Vei imn, Ya. ' Hie ship's hell is tolled Hhd Hie en g Mgii iialf-imibtcd. When niiutslti j Hie tonih taps are Koiiuded on tdc ; bu;:l(!. tlie'iiarti iiresents units mil ' cVrs ItrK)' (iicti Mfnid : aft itlU'lll Inn' nnd saline. .When lite lust note id ' hips fndes 'Iiilo tlie (llsitini hills I tie nsigu is niinin iiuist-headed and ihe haml f"e riM'Mii.--i Mitilicm j ' Premier Ramsay MacDtmald' isn't bringing any naval experts j with him to AVnshlngton. He huisi want to fin'd out a few ' things foi'snrn. East Oregon Fast Freight, Inc. Over Night Express Service at freight Rates Insured Carrier Auto Freight Terminal Phone Main G73 1413 Jefferson Ave. By Williams vJ.RW.LLknm ' BY MtA stsvicr. mc. J Union Team Is Third in Rifle Contest Sunday Hy Mrs. I,, , icrrall (Observer Correspondent) ! UNION', Ore. (Special) In Hie : rlllc match held at the La (Irandn : rifle field west of Hot Lake on ; Sunday t'nlon took third. Murray ; Jensen won a hunting knife for be ; Ing high point man In Hie 1'nlon team and a piixe for slow fire In the home lerfui. Mrs. Itex liriggs underwent a must old nptration at the (iranda , Pctnlc hospital .Monday morning. Among the Colon nlmrods who have been successful In bringing ' down a buck are Donald Lamb, j Lester Iteiiler, Dick Heiifon nnd , John Anderson. ; The people of I'nion were sad j ilened hy the death of llltle Max 1 I ne Tucker who passed away at j La (irande following a. tonsil oper f.alloni .JaNt.i XhucmUiy , ttuuU.i.-xtetrl ; sincere sympathy fo (he bereaved i parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Grant Tuck i er. Site leaves a twin sister, Na j dine, who was her constant enm 1 pardon. Tliey were horn February i1 11, I'.iTi, and Mavfne was laid to I rest In tile Joseph cemetery- on : Sunday, Set. i M. O. Illake, of La Hranue. N Niipplylng nl the K. O. Light and Power house duiini? Mr. Tucker's absence. After spending several days via Itinif his moQier, Mrs. Louise Hur well, Oeurse (loodbrod left Sunday mornhiK lor Cortland. He has been In the service of the Postal Telefiraph company of Northern California for several years. .Mac Halllnjr, who Is a trained 1 nurse In the veteran's hospital ut I'alo Alto is home for a few weeks vacation in I 'nlon. On iter way home Khf visited her brother Fran cis in rnrtland and sister. Mrs. It. L. Vah'iMino at Melhiirn, Wash. lr. and Mrs. Kdward Dennett, of Monroe, Ore., arrived in I'nion on Krlday ami will spend a few days vlsltini? their son Kloyd, who " rnipioyeu ui me navis iitiper i Service station. Iioiothy Monerlef, of Haines, Is j Kpendliitf this week vtsltlnt? Loucne 1 Hutchinson. M Iss Helen Hul.ic spent the j wet-kend vlsltfnt: friends In Islaml Walter Cock and Oeorpe Oljrnac j took their campliiK kit to the hills j Saturday and hope to ba a deer I within the next few days. Walter j returned on Sunday but hopes to ! Kei back Into the bHIs attain. L. 'A. Term 1 1 has been laid up Hie pust few days with sciatica. I Mrs. T. C. AleDonald came over I from La (Irande to speml a -few days with her mother, .Mrs. -Pearl Shaw. . . , . A new baby Klrl arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs., Walter Vojfel on Hiturt'my. After an all - niht drive IV. Leonard Oavls, of Tisrartt. Orel, and two brothers nniwd in rninn Sarurday morning about t:an, Thev TUB highest coda of ethics governs our professional ser vices. We do everything with the most delicate and meti culous respect for the wishes of the bereaved. We Understand. Lung Motor Always Available SNODC.nASS A KIM.MKKMAN . Main SI t THE HIGHEST )! Professional Directory This dlrvotory Is ocppolnlly handy for the nenromer or for tiie out-iif-toivii miller who nrny want llio iiuiiio soil adilrmw of soma prnfcHMlonnl limn, ft hint ffeii t-jirf-rnlly nri'iinml nnd vlll prove (o ho a roidy aid to any rvndvr In otiinlnlng proiniu iimrosslnnal fervlf. Classified for Quick Reference Osteopathic Physicians j. i.. iitni.n, i). o. HAIIUAniCT IltHlMC, II, O. Ocn!rnl prai.llre ami the "Tost HV8TE.U" tor fallen arches. Bomnit.r -lt.phone liulldlnc Main 100 Astrologer MftH. i'i!i:iii:mcK iiat.mks 301 N Ave., I.a (Jrnnilo, Ore. Headings dolly. ItcndlnRs ly Moll a Spoclalty STAGES LEAVE From Corner of Elm and Jefferson Wallowa Valley Coaches Leave La Grande for Joseph 8:'I5 a. in., 10:15 a. m., 4:()Qp. m. Makes All Main Line Connections. For informntion call MAIN 799 'Hirce trips dully to Wallowa Lake Hound Trip afe n hurried breakfast and frrt j mediately set nut for the hill 'about Maker for their annual deer i hunt. j The H. J. Nlelson family nnd : the Leo Anderson fatally spent ft ) pleasant evening at the P. J. Jlall j Inj? home Hunilay. This was a fam 1 ily reunion previous to thp depnr( , ure of Iloyal and Leo Nielson for j Los Aimeles. where they will make I an Indefinite stay, j Cyrus Williams, of Plackfoot. j Ida., is visiting his sister, Mrs, Murray Jensen, and helpim? with the prune harvest. 1 ' . Limit to Conipromite ' ! I would coiiiiinnnlse war. I wnuht conipi'Miiiise Klary. I wmihl comprn- . mlse everylbtn ttt Mint point wherrf j hiilt comes In. where misery come ; In. where love reuses to he love nnd- life heir ins (H descent (nio liie val ! loy of the sluulow of deaih. Ihil I ; would not comproiidso irufh. 1 wouhf not compromise the ri'til. i f Waiicrsnn. In stimo of the larger citlen scliools for teaching women to shop are bein: established. Now It's up to somebody to endow one of our leading universities wit if a professorship to let birds know what their wings are for. in ti ll naitCleavirer! Like gr. a-rd llgbtuLig Mint's the. way We serve mil pnti-nins evei-y day. You'll hear It said that our mov ing service Is worlh while. That describes It! We're cnpnble, prompt and reasonable. ' ' ' . . . , . .. . (ill- 1 i,., ? Radio Poles Rnnjr in the tlistiint stii tions. Wo have radio " ninsls from "2 to 40 feet lonjf they Hell for from 152.40 to $8.00. Delivered.. Van Petten Lumber Co. "Good 8vrvlt-o Quick" l'liono Main Vi 1'Iiyniclins & Surgeons .1. W. WO.N'liKltl.ICK, Ml I'h.v-.h'fnn nnd Surt-on Orrice nnd llospltnl over thn Tiffin 'l'-l. Muln 07s mid .Miiln l!"-lt I. IS 10 II. IKIIIVT. At. I). I. lew a wii.ki:, m. u. Tractli'ti llmlti'd to UlaoniitfS of th4 Kyi, l-Jar, Nose and Throat Now I-oley Ttdepbona llullilloit Main It lll. McMI I.KIN 'liNU-licr of Tho Ilnrhcrrux System Voh Hrfiiimtlrs Molvllln Apis. Ph. Main HI mm m Good for GO Days.