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Monday, October, 14,1929. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA .GRANDE; ORE. Page Seven a u 1 CLASSIFIED ADS NEW TODAY' ' l-'Olt FiKNT MntliTn, fitniihoil J hnim). -lauf-llth.-Ni'u- Foley 1,1,1k. Apt. Hi. ' 10. IS-1 t KOI! HKNT 5-room modern Mioiik4. liilU 'ylaniH. Imiuirc at i i;iiii flurry SI. lu-H-lt l-'iilr SAI.K lrlU'ioits upiil&.s. ICi.:l.snllntlc pl'lt'e. I-!. l' Brown. - Allc.l. Ore..' lli-14-lllp . I liUST l.li'rllyn , .v.'ttor W illi ' liiir. v. : blui'k snof on liarl;. lli-wunl. K. .1. drwn.' ' lu-14-41 WANTKIJ llotlwwork by cxpor f' lencfil Klrl. Can kivi' ri'ferenrt'.s. !i Call OI)H. rvcr. 10-l4-:ilp WAXTHIl I or i ! rare for. I ".-ill rhlMivn 10 :'22-.l.ni-l4-ii:p JC 11 SAI.IC (Inns ;5-:i5 Win. I' rille, -i'p HilllH. Jlii.nu. 12 Ka. (Win. slmlKii". $111.1111. li K'l. I I i . smith. rii'-ln. Mil. $ I2.su. nil if KOnl .slmntitiK rnmlltion. ('. '. I.toyil. :!ijt!l AiliiniH Ave. ,1 III-I4-IU Illlt HAI.K one I' . K O sulky ' l plow. (Jne two-liotlnin John : lleere plow. Moth like new. Also 2 w (nor honil work ImrseN. Itav . Allen, Ml. Olen. 10-14-Tt tp Jmlt SAI.K Netteii (lenr potatoes I (ilrn , Tlinmpxon, Kniliilitle. n : r 10.14-.1r roil SAI.I-: llowunl IniainKl i . Htnvi-. (Joud cnnditlnn $s, ;iso-.j. j r i nt-ii-2 in. ; . - - t J'lllt SAI.K - Honil K (Mnd linlid , plniiks, clienp. IMIU Adnin.s. iti-i-:i ip. KOIt SAI.K -bo head ;wd Itam- i bnniilet i-v.', $ti.r.i liOMd. IbM-t. Knlirht. 1'nion. H-l-:t tp FOlt SAI.K One of lite best (Mtrarj j Stores in I'endletnn. -A prood ' K'lTff founlain, cisar, eonree i tionary, and card room business, j ' On 31 a In street, (test h.cnlin.-i In! town. This is a ninncy maker, j i t See .Tames II. Stuigis Pi'itdb-lon, V. (Irejfnti. ln-1 t -OH. i ,1'OK SALK Large grand piano in .j iceh ni eondition. 1 in t- J. H. ;l llrnltaw, 1 Jo !iid.'e street. Ilak-j J(iU SAI.K Itrewster K-tand piauo. j ,i hni- room 17 Odd l-'fdUiw.s t'in ' j pie. in-9-tf. 1-tHt SALIC- -fiiiO purelne.l Hamp v slUt'e ewes. Agi'H from 1 to r MS. fdd. Also 7.1 p'lrehivd Hamp- ' shiriv yearling InicliM. J 'rieetf-i fc rea.sorialjle. I'all or wrllo Neal ' i jfl'ort k A LKl 1 Aia nmu''' i'Ki1' H- A.I i ; Nelson, l.siarnl ( ity. jo-mi-m' I'Hilt SALIO' :n;t) acres Improved j f near I'almer Junetion. La Grande ' eli-ur property considered. Ib t t ! i Oiiknian. 2IM I'avid Slot I Ittdg. ' ' Oelrnit. Mieh. lu-7-l mp MONKV TO LOAN W ore repre- ; sentutlves for the Prudential In- mi ran co Co., and can make farm ' or city loans at attractive rnteej -of Interest. Chas. 1L Iteynolds. i Insurance, loans and bonds. MONET TO LOAN on improved city property, straight loana oi IriHlailment plnn. Lowest rntep United States Investment Co ; Phone Main SS. 8-lfl-ln' , AHTEKN OIlEOON School of: Mnsle, violin, piano, voice. Cred its. I. O. O. E. temple, 447-.L 0-24-1 in. Fult SALE Fruit trees, orna - mental, slock, globe locust ami rose loc:t.st. Washington Nursery 5 Co.. C. W. Everett. Local agent. ! IXu'.t Adams. Phone Main .rS2-2 t ringtf. It-20-1 mp MOM'N POP OU &E.T OOS WCtLER ON THE. PHONE. I YE-ftH-"ThlS rtvtJUTC.THEl OF YOUR J HEl..C . J'JD. WRCDNG TC PUT YOUR MONEY 5W.ljt.,w& IlltO ft PMCHT FUYINCi UMBRCLLA THKV XOU'VE NE.VE.R CVEN tF-Kf NOW YOOFItlD OUT tACTLY HOW THIS PARACHUTE, FRECKLES AND HIS Boy' 1 NiSH TO MOCBV OP aaV c5T To 86 A Bis W-AN SO I COOLD set ANStLF A JOB AAV AS AS EOlSOM! if- I IT Ovdft -r " i 1 -i' B-.tAW Observer Want Ad Rates (Count flvo nvfrage worda to the line,) Ptr -line, 1st tiiflrnoi. .. 10c I'vr line, i-hoIi added coniuc- uliv insertion 7c .Minimum chaffiu on one itnh-r .-. 23o ItATKH nv MONTH 2 llm-H, u;r umnth - $2.50 I! line, I, r numih JH.O I lilK-f, (Hi niuiuh .j-t.ttO G lincM, )it ntuulh $4.75 Ktu.-h additional lino over five charut'U ul 5Uu per line per IlluliLll. OAK If IN ADVANCE Is re quired nn nil Cln.s.-f fie d orders lo viii (i tln-M.t r:tt-.s. Higher ralea i-hnrif'-d un alt credit insert I una. Oupy I'wr nil U I as. H" led orders nuiML ho in this oflice by 10 A. M. IAV" ()l IXSKltTlON. Stop onicrs un ad inserteii until fur ther milieu inu.st lie received by tin sa no hour or extra insertion will be i-bnrKed. T'U')liiiu orders solicited. ChhIi rutctt nuiy bo earned on phone orders by payment .011 or Ix-Tore dale of last Insertion, - 1MION1S MA1X . .1 "An Observer Want Ad Will lo It" KO It KALE Used electrlo waalieri. Miiyt.iiR Shop, Main C31). 7-31-1. LA OHAND0 MATTRESS ft Up-j ' litilM'eiilnt? & Rug Cleaning; -i Works. IMione 4Z4-W. Chaa. Ed-1 1 wards. Prop. 12-1-lm' FOR REM KOIt it Kr5'l -Modern furnished uptM. lini-O Avo. 10-10-31.: I 'i HI K KNT l'"nriilHYied m! oepi nK rotiniK. also a rarae. Call MH-.l. I io-7-tr .1 KOIt KENT Kurn. houses and apts.. with hatha cleun, quiet, low ralea. Adulla. 1S1U Oreen-j wood. 7-10.-1 m. ' 1 f SOMMEU JIOTEI Special winter! rales and private ba(h. . Also' modern, newly dono aparlments. y-zi-i nip. Ft it ItKNT Steam lu ati d rooms,' 5-t. $4, ?T per week, MR Wash.-10-7-lm.. I'uit ItKNT;. room fuinhed house, ph. :i!m.Y. lu-12-JL l'( lit ItKNT Light housekeeping rooms, t M 2 Adams Ave. 0-9-lf. l,OST LOST 1 Hack beans between Lft ' ' Grande mid llilgard. Phase no-' . lify Mrs. 1'. Y. Young, Uligard, i Ore. 10-10-01. l..(JHTVTmlleH hat. between T'lillv's and Hucajawea. Iteturn 'to dt-sl nt Haea jiiwea. Reward. 1 0 - I 2-2 Ip j I-'OCNO J FOUND-The best and cheapest I place to get Sedan door and wind shield gin ss. Quickly Installed and satisfaction guaranteed.; unas. narris, xuui niauison, 4-lS-1m J '( H 1 N I Horn i iniim il g I. -is. I fall Observer. in-l2-:( tp WALTER -Children to take caro of; Hest of rare. Modern home. Phono ll'i'i-lt. 1005 II. ave. 10-s-l mp. WANTED - Elderly wom-m for bouse work, '.l't Division St.; Ui-12-3 tp. AITOS 1XH SAUQ FOK SALE -2-ton lieo truck. Used only 00 days. IteposseKsed, will sell ut tt bargain. See Hai ry Wag goner. Ph. Main G'iH. 0-9-tf. THE ENTIRE MECHANISM OR CONTROL, 13 CONCCNTRWEO IN THIS UTTUt BIC CALICO A. VElOSTKT. T'S THC HE.V TO MY 16C.K.HOW TrtE !NWAT IT TRAVELS TffiOlJ&H SPACE. M K VELOClTV OF DUE HUNDRED FTE.T A. SECOND IT YOUP PAf,CHim AND ME.CT nC AT THE OFFiCi y i viiwt io LDor, AUTOMAT ICALLy PELCAC THE LOCK TOTHlS; CONTAINER AND THE IHTO A PASACHUTt AUD TEHP.A 0; FRIENDS Voou. uanS I' To B PKE.TTY 1 BIS TO MAUtC K UATU. VoO Do VMUthl VOL) DO 3T 616- B6. A ItfSfctfTOB MB. DSOfi? tMCtt NOMty n . , . . r - The Market Place Of Union and Wallowa Counties IX tiik .M sncirs COI UT IXMt I .A iltAMK .U'STIOH OF THK I'KACTl AM) x.staui.i-: IHSTItUT, IMON COI'XTV, OllKtiON, Sl'M.MO.NS WeKlenluiver litL-oiponiicd a prl 11u1 roi point Ion. IMnlntlff. vs. I-Ved Lovely, HOtneUinoK known its OeorKo It. Lovely, defendant. TO: KUKI) LOVKLY, SOMK TI.MKH KNOWN AS GliOHtlH It. LOVKLY, l)efndnt. IS THK NA.M1C OF THK STATE OK OHKUON, yon nro lieroliy ro quintl to appear and answer thn complaint filed ntfaiimt you in the ahovo mitided action on or noforo the Inst day of four wroUh from the first publication of thin .sum mon, Hiiid period of four week being- thn time presorlhed for pub llenllon thereof: and If you fall to .so uppenr and nnswer wild com plaint, for want thereof the plain tiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in its com plaint, to-wlt: for judgment uKntnHt you in tliQ.sum of $40.43. together with interest thereon tit the rale of tjfc v0" annum from the intli day of November.. 1 fl 2 4 . and for Its costH and dlMtKinteiiuMilH In t)ii.s actioiv Incurred. Vi ' , Thl HUinmnriH is published by order of the . llonoruhlc 1 Don hum; jmteo of the above entitled court, the 2 1st of September, "l!2!i, preNCrihihK thut this Hiimmons he served by publication thereof once eiieh week lor four successive weeks In (ho La Grande Evening Observer, a newspaper published dally in I-a Grande, Union County. Or.'Kon, the date of the first publi cation being the 2:trd day of Sep tember, ia2!i. and the date of last htiblle:itiftii helntr flie ilnv Of October. 1020. Hirmr K. IIIIAOY. Attorney for Plalnlilf. la Grande. Ore. NOTICE TO CltEDlTOItS IN THE COUNTY COUHT OF UNION COUNTY, OUEGON. In the Matter or the Estate of (Jeorge O. tiekoler. Deceased. . The ' undersigned having 'linen duly appointed by the County Court of Union County, Oregon, administrator of the est at o of George G. Gekole.r. deceased, and having iualil'led,. notice Is hereby givi n to the eredilors and all persons - having claims against said deceased to present them verified as required by iuw with in sis months after the publica tion of this notice, to E. It. Kingo. attorney for said administrator, at hts office In the Wesl-Jnoob-koii liuildlug, Ua Grande, Oregon. 1 lated. Oetober 14. 1D29. EKNEST II. DELONO. . Administrator, for Iho, Es ' tale of George O. Crelteler. deCaesed. Au,gust 14-2 t-y. Nov. i . s T MILK MFN 'I'AKi; SIDi:S EUGENE, Ore.. Oct. I , AI'J Milk producers of Lane-, county and creamery men of Eugene lined up in two opposing faeiions follow ing tentative decision by the, mnyoi and health commission to permit the output ot I fi creameries to com into Eugene, although some crenmerieH nn said not to moot reiiliremenis. ' LlfVi Reality Words mean only what wo II ml fil them. Thn clock licks nwny Hie seconds. Slop llie clock; Ihncifoes on. Hurry tho pendulum, lime Hoes lis own pace, llu.vs and Irli row up. live, love. iiov Joy mid sorrow. The. number of Hit; year ts nnlhing. Life Is what f lived Life ' Is not imiuhered, labeled, hrnchted, latfired, nlH. fabulate.!. calaloueil l!.ii.n Mor0, About Oursclvs Such fir I he li'il.ltn-.l i l.oti.'l.tu melt also will be the character ut thy mind : for Hie nohI !jc d.xtd by the thnuiflitv. ... AS CLEAR AS THE WHOLE. PACKAGE UNFURL THC V4CARCR FtOATi TO, rim ONHUPT OSCAR'S EYES ARE OPEN 1 1 SUCOLD SAV 4CTT !' UVt M- iVzf, i OUT OUR WAY I 7 Z , x mmovm a shame. 7 "fO BREAK -fiEfe OF U- ! v' j . 1p i;if -rE.& mo&t part jy' J l'il AvJO RlOrVAT NOW l I I jj yLV NOO'RS. dOlNGr TO p Van Dine's Story Makes -Thrilling Film The Greene Murder Case' was (a great murder mystery story dul 1 as a moving picture (and it ap i pea red in film form at .the A r--cade theater yesleiday) it is even ( more mlpplnx. more excititur. .The ; reason for this ran be aserldi -1 j to the. intelligent charaeier por I trayals furnished by the nctorsnnd I the excel lent dl reel Ion op-' Fran I; . Tiitlh'. The plot has lo do with the slftingc killings which occur In the t Greene family's household. An ei- dor son, ills younger brother and men i r no e ki iti i in ine ' ' . .. 1 flciidhh hand of un unknown niur : derer. j jWilliajn ,1'owelU Phio VpueH Is called in on the case by Ills friend of a former murder mys tery film C'Tb.' Canary Murder Case") K, II, Calvert. Hie district attorney. Working on the ease with Powell Is Eugene Paltetle, the praciieal-miudeil and blundering comedy delect Ive w ho was a Ism one of the figures In "Tin1 Canary Murder I'ase." AMer a series of uncanny and thrilling events Powell solves Ihe deep my ni cry with the suavity and super-intelligence ( bat S. S. an Dine, wrote Into this character in his novels. Powell'H perfdi'tuaiiee is flawless. ''Show Folks" (Now Showinc- !At the Colonial j Demonstrating iiM-lf as ono 'if i the best pictures delineating the ' lives am) litves of player folk In j iiiidevllte ever presented her. Parte's latest plcum. "Sliow , Folks," scored euipha t Icji Ity on Its presentation at the colonial the- EINSTEIN THEORY ' VCLOCITY AFFECTS THC VCLOfSTAT PCLATWELY A HEAT Ant) COLO ATHLSnOIILTLP.TO EXPLAIN DELICATE MECHANISM OF THC VELOSTAT, I IrtOULB H'-VE TO UC TOO riANX CICNTIFIC PHRASES FOR YOU TO UNDERSTAND THE PRlMClPLE. UT- xr I'M GOlMiS TO ClM V& OF 7U05& MACWifiS AMSTtQ EOlSOfi WvAk.S, ViliCr. -OO JOST PCtSS A BOTTOM AA' TU MACHIN& best r!? y'r. rix H ate.r yesterday. The featured play ei'H including Eddie tjufllau. come dinn, l.ina HaHuticite. famous can cer, lt ssie Marrlscale, former screen favorite, Unhcri Armstrong, of "Is Zai So?" fame, and Carol Lombard, a clever actress, actiult ted tlienis.'lves with the finest ar tistry In exacting roles. l lie theme is decidedly theatri cal and many of lite scenes tran spire behind the curtain of a vau deville l healer. A regular a U deville prog lam in which talented players do their Viiiious turns is finely presented. The love romance of tjuilliui and Mis.' ftasquelte, who are dancing partners in the story, has Interest and charm, Itessle Har riscale, who retiyns to Ihe screen niter several years retirement. , ,i I nrov deil hei' old ndniiivrs Willi an excellent portrayal ot an old bur IcMuite njiccn. The- work at' Mr. Armstrong' and Miss Lombard was In every respect admirable, The picture was clevcr'y direct ed by Paul L. Stetn and I runt the opening scene to the Ituat fade otit, the interest of spectotors was Well silsta hied. Iteigium I'xporled trrapees were valued at $2, 000, 000 Inst year, I East Oregon Fast Freight, Inc. Over Night Express Service at Freight Rates Insured Carrier Auto Freight Terminal rhone Main C73 1413 Jefferson Ave. THE AMPLEST AFFECT J MIND CAN GKASP THE THC MECHMIICS OF IT, AS YOO CM( TH THAT va)VDAVT BS AMV i)0 OF A -JoB FcfJ t 1 - l - mm By Williams ! Jiff cox res Mr. and' Mrs. I.afe (hut arc linv ' In' a Sunday en 1 ranee added to Hiclr Mii-lal mam. What Ihe conii :ry seem o need Is ti MTH'lary n' i the bonier lneail of n secretary o ihe Inicrhr. By Cowan SURE.! V0I.DE.R-. STAUD IT PCRFECTLY. IT'S PLAIN AS-WHY, SEF. THCPC'S NOTHING TO IT ' - y a mm y r nta u s pat orr.. By Blosser SOlKiS TO M(iT TILL y, I'l, j V. ; ,,y t A t a I LA 1 7PAT PRfJSGS IT'S t 0if4 EOTTo!! V .....Mt''i f? I Wavw;ird Scion. Now 'Good Boy', Seeks Fortune ST. LOUIS (AP A divorce he omtalned In 1 124 nviy cst Vin cent Kerens $ l.it'tin.nnii inherited from his father's est ite by virtue of five years of . "sobriety and good behavior." 1 The Issue, Involving the; Catho lic church law against ilivotvc. is to he deeldcil In federal court here this fall. Kerens, the' son or It'ciiaid C. Kerens, Si. Lou in mil road mag nate and one-time ambassador to ,Vusirla-llu;gary, once was a dash ing figure 111 St. Louis society. Nov his nllnrnevN claim he has been a "gooil boy" long enough. he will of his father, who died 12 years ntio, provided Vincent should receive one-third of a 1(7,- iHMi.iin" estate upon completing "five consecutive years of contin ued sobriety and good behavior." Two sinters and unol her brother j were the other belief irinrlcs. Fur a. time iho younger Keren continued his escapades In efforts to break the wl:i. lb-coming u; soldier of fortune, he serveif In the aviation corps durliiK the world : war, later Joining the Hrll'sh nr. ; my. Sent to Siberia, ho wns.deo- t orated ror valor three limes. At home Kerens set out in meet requirements of Hie will, ire: en tered the droit uragn business in Texas and "walked the straight and narrow," ae:-ordlng to atri duvlls. ; - officers of Ihe SI, l,onls Union Trust company, slill Irustecs of hit Used Cars PERKINS MOTOR CO MainfiOO ' 4th and Adams i MANY BARGAINS - Used Cars. See them on our Used Car Lot. Larison Chevrolet Company 1414 ADAMS . !Zm7Z7; PHONBJ AVENUJil 'JggW MAIN I A Six In the Price Itange of the Four r the: HIGHEST ID&ALS TI7H hlghoat codo of ethics governs our professional ser vices. We do everything with 4 ho. most deltcato and meti culous respect for tho win lies nf the hu.rou.ved. We Understand. Lung Motor Alwayu Available HNODGTIASS A IMMIIt.MAN Alain A I Professional Directory Thl dlrvctnrr l oi;liilljr Imntly fur (Ito mwroner or for Cue ont.fif.tuwn rendi-r wliu limy wnni lh nnmo nml niltlrriM f Hume prufeiMloiial mnn. It Iiha Iimii mn rnlly pnrriiiml nml will pro.n to lio a reuiljr alii lo any piikIit lu oIHuImIiik proinpi prnrcniilunaJ MTVllx). Classified for Quick Reference Osteopathic Physicians i. iu inrui.n. it, o. MAIKiAltKr 1NCI.K, l. O. atirftl praitlce and the "J'oat UtS'lKM" fur fullon arnhn. Dommnr Tvlppliont liulldlnK Main Ilia Astrologer MRS. iiti'iii:ni( K iiai,.mi:h 101 N Ave., l a (I ni nilo. Ore. Itf'iKliiiKA iltilly. ItrmllnKK ly .Mull a Specially STAGES LEAVE From Corner of Elm and Jefferson Wallowa Valley Coaches Leave La Grande for Joseph S:15 a. m., 10:45 a. m., 4 :00 p. m. Makes All Main Line Connections. For Information call MAIN 709 'Hi roc trips daily Ut Wallowa Lake? f o.TiO Round Trip Good for GO Days. Inheritance, last year decided' he' had enrned his share us specified. They took steps to end the trus teeship. Then Kerens' past rose as an obstacle. His sister, Mrs. Madeline; Keti ria of NTf w York' and London, and Mrs. Gladys Colket of Phila delphia, stated In an Intervening action that he had violated the I toman I 'at hold; chart h law by divorcing his first wife and laler remarrying. . Their petitions referred to Vin cent's divorce fi-oni M rs. .lane Henry Kerens, whom he had mar ried a m id social pomp in Minn.' He bad tdiown had faith, they contended, in going to an "ob scure Texas county" to bring Hie action. The sisters. beneficiaries in event of Vincent's death, also said they were not represented before directors of the trust company at a, hearing witch It was decided to terminate the. trusteeship. '1'hn ulinl.. iil'l'ttli- luiu Iw.fn u. ! , , , t,,,.. rhuries' it Faris of the federal court. Ker ns now Is fi2 years odd Made For BeautifuUVomen . .Ileaufles who guard their com olexions use .M ELLO-G LO Fnen' Powder only. Famous ror purity its coloring matter is approved dy the Government. The skin' never looks pasty or Ma kv. 1 1 -spreads more smoothly and pro-.. luces a youthful bloom. Made dy a new .French process, M Kl -LO-ti I.O l'ace l'owiiT slays on . longer. Glass Drugs. Inc. -Ailv. , SPEED-LAY Our Speed-Lay shing les are here! Come down to the yard and let us show you this new shingle. Van Petten Lumber Co. "Good Service Quick" I'hono Main 733 Physicians & Surgeons J. V. WONIiintUCK, Ml) I'llVli'lJIii mill SnMri'lMi Orrii o nn, llciHpltul ovit t lit? Tiffin II I. .M 1 1 1 n II 7S nml Main t; 7 S-1 1 i.icn it. imiivY. jn. ii, i.icwa uiruii. .i, ii, IracHco limited to (ll)n! of th Kyfl, Kar, Nose and Tiiroat NflW Knlny Tt'lmihon liulhlinv MhIu 1 ida mii,i;kin 'I'l'm-lKT of I TUv tlitrhcrcux SjMlnn Voh-oliraiunllcit Melville Apli. Ph. Main 741 if- m