Saturday, March 29, 1930
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WIATT TCaTiQ LA GRANDE
Ior iaj.js Ssricliy
chose !:jC-1 lamias cot avo qtio.d
xt-irt liulk of arrtviU
ICC down iKili hrf-avets. th.in
b-J-ris; Unit. t-t coa Tr.
i iUt-3 -.oeEii-Jly St. Si '-o
HabT JLfKQl ' STORE
We don't know what he
is going to talk about!
and don't believe lie does!!
rRjL.Ni: B. APPUE3T .
tULRVET P. HiTTHEW
tn iJm- Orient CVurt of the Stale
at (irr;ua fcr Iniua Coon J jr.
Sc.it 0i.r?- A- Wh:'v Ajju-
i-j W. t North. cofr-prl:rs tfc
WorM Wat rif.il Star Aid
OFFict-ii. p.vfip. cr rv.ov wvrt and thb
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HIGHLT COM ME.VPKO t tiAnk kjt Ui tirjS Js
Chnst for yc? 'A :tJ.: IJtr f..:S is .' a . shr.--iiv.t
If this armament conference dn't quit before Vxig, it
will be cheaper to on buHdir.? battkships.
The milk sun'ey, just cenip'etcd by a fe5ni ir-specwr.
lrinys good te-xs to mothers who are csnitar.tlr jraardin?
' their childrea against any chance of isTectitw. Cean, safe
milk is something for a city to be proud of &pd the present
standard is possible to a Utrje extent because of the new
milk ordinance passed some time agx specsored by leadir.?
dairj-nen. Milk, an essential food, is often an extreoeiy
dangerous toed, and the health of a community canr.ot be
guarded more effectively than by'cwtstact attention to the
milk supply.
People rather enjoy con-plaining ai'MJt tax tureens and
various public expenditures but at least one municipal acuv
ity gets more praise than critkism. The band is keenly
appreciated. Providing free entertainment of a high order,
as it did last night, for these who enjoy ?c:d band music,
it plays an important part in community life. Eecause nnt
bers gladly .give their time and talent without corcpensatk-n.
the cost to the taxpayers is small and the benefits are c.Mr-ciunity-wide.
. La Grande is proud of her municipal band.
and justly so.
Political erenies oi Goverror Norblad who are trying to
have Frank -aifief-fristef rronrtheTlS?"--sioa
ntiy find that Mr. Miller h;cs a st;ind;ng in the s:a:e
ciiual to the governors. A recent Patterson appointee. Mr.
Miller became a comniissioner after the conviiissicn had lost
public respect. His state-wide reputation for fairness, for
competency restored puKic confidence in the comnuss:oc
to a greater extent than any other one indiidu;U cv.uld have
done. But Mr. Miller is one and a minority, and attacks on
the commission have therefore continued. S nw o: them
are weB juitified. on not. But attacking Fran's Muier i
wt improving the standing of the rvernor. If Note-ad
wants to risk cleaning- house and attempt t make votes at
the same time, he will do well to star somewhere e'je aiii
keep a competent man when he has oik-. .
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
CHICAGO WHAT
Kn N". !?h:iniA, hi wi. ar.-l
Harry Krsun. I?4ii "
To: B-ake . w i. : rrt:mcT5
t;-.--is x E Shielis acj Ulsi
rt t a tief2-iiEt.
IN THE NAKJS OP THE STATE
OK OREGON:
To z ir hrv--y rnim-'f'd to a.--fr
i:i ir.-arr 'r.e coik plaint
tz':-f--l ari--! yea in lii- a.UT ea
i.:d court i?4 c-A'is. on cr t--
t-: tii.;e t-icc ttst 4y
' t's fi'ur i.s f-rioi pr-rtr-i
ty th. c?-i-r 'or iSk jfU.-
; A-5 if y.'ti tc i-i-r sa-i
f--r -wr.T tf.rf. the above-:
f a.rr.i -m.il arPr to the"
; 0:--rt for - rIif prayel fav ic
f: lis -c:-!L:L to- it: - '
J Kor j-;c,: decree 2Eitr.sc
.the i-'.'-'--ixr.; BU' C. Sh:ei!!T.
j .a-.:t:- ir: kisowit A5 R. O- Siieio. f
: Elsie M. Sftr-t-ix. saair.iEe '
r u fH?:-? X. Si5f-ii. f-rr th-
V t'joi c--f S.ftl. ?. tc.ier in-;
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FvhF:TLANIV Ore- Xat, : Ar ; day cf Jiy.. :-. r:i5 pa:i. for).
Kwp:- ,-j- I?.?: 3l. ii: ti firmer ns c! -. to-
Enna Jettick Melodies
bring to you
WILL ROGERS
on SUNDAY, 4.RCH 30th
over th N. B. C entire blue
net-work and supplementary
stations including the Pacific
Coox net-work at 8 o'clock
Eastern Standard Time
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to EEE
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Butter Prices
Go Up Another
Cent In Oregon
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ru.? (- a rriaser at said suJh-:
: p.r;Te-iis c t..-.e 5i;-d 5;al
:f -i- j-rf ;-?-ry be art-td t
:e "ViL.T":'' ar.J t5 r-x-. dir
: 1 k.i."i- r 53' -s:-ry t-i-c ie"tcis-r--f.-f
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f a-i tr-:T-i a-j c-c-r-:-;::e-r.,i
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ss are nt s--f;'x:nt to pay the
sa: i aarrsas s- due the pliintiff. and
t tedie dtae as aforesaid, then
the sar-.e to t?e applrcd pro tanto
:5r. the am'juat d3e and to be
come ds th plaintiff: and th'it
the. r-l-"-f ave jtidsm'-nt for
any detifeEKT rerr-ainiog' unpaid;
:tat the- 3inff, at the time of the
ti,i sale of the said mortgaged
property. the purchaser of
-sd pnr-r"y in pfl-wion iherr
of: thit th siierif be directed to
citrate aad -rhver to said pur--CAaj-r,
at the time of siid ?ale, a
of sale to said property
; acd a Fherifrj dee-i to the same
i hi The ejp:ra-:on of the time al-
ty Law fcr the redemption
: of real property, if no redemption
It ta-i.
Tb.t tr eiy of the defendant,
! Karry KaffmaH, and all persons
czrivz czir him in and to said
nt'xrtxar-ej prcity forever
tarred aa-i foreclosed of and from
"a?-; rti3- u:. Een. estate or in
1 i.r-r-c ic mcd to or upon said
. Z2-: nri. f-rrprty. and every
. pjiri ;ier-;-of. sair.g and excepting
I an'y tte aaijtiry rirht of redenip-
Ttat t said -jior:iace be u
j rLtr-i t- !; pri'r in time and su
; r-.i is r r: to any riht, title.
, or irr-t. any rlaim of any
t rr. title. Tiers, estate or inter-
f i!ndintk Harry
Hoffimn. may have or claim lo
Jvive In or to or upon said prem
I 1jh?9 or any part thereof, and that
' the df-feirinntii, and each of them,
land all persons or parties claim
i int; under th'rin. or any of them,
' may be forever enjoined and de
barred from asserting any claim
j whatsoever In and to said land
. and premise.8 adverse to plaintiff,
I and for such other, and further re
lief as to the Court may seem just
and equitable.
I This summons is published by
I ordur of tlio Honorable J. W.
Ivnowles. Circuit Judge of the
i State of Oregon, for Union Coun
j t made and entered in the above
entitled court on the 2Sth day of
February. 1 prescribing -that
tlii HummonH be served by pub-?:
! lication thereof, that the same be
j published once a week for four
! successive weeks and in five conr
' seculive issues of the I-a Grande
j Kvening Observer, a newspaper
! publish. d daily in the City of La
j Grande. I'nion County. Oregon, mi l
' of general circulation in said
' County.
TIT'GH K. HI LADY,
Attorney for. Plaintiff.
Residing at Ii Grande, Oregon:
D.i:o of first publication:
March 1, 1 130.
Iate of last publication:.
March 2'J. i:3ft.
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MOST VOTERS ARE SEUTSH
In creating and holding for hir.vI: rUo? in the ur. th
average Ar.-jerxv.n i resourceful1 and ifffwint. a a rj.c. B:.
ia moving for $oci? cf the things that are v:tt. if Urpel
ignored factors supporting the general etab'Uhnwnt uz:
vhich he thrives and prospers, he is often indifferent. Ch:
standing ar.ng thee is the vote. Thresh it all r-'d xhi
aiv s-asta;nd staKe and efficient gvemnnt. to!era
social conditions. pr;-prtT rights, ?wrsc nal -vxur.;y and "uf
liberty and pursuit cf hrtppines."
All good Anvencans who ap?reciite these i:r.r.ar.t tn::
wv:e to have then endure. A p:d Artwrran. in fact, u or
-ho votes. A n-in r.uy bar-lie v ever s sincerely i An.r;ca
institutiens and r filled ith k.valty and p.tr:otn. H
unless he vote he does nothing to prp-tuate the V-ess:: i
and privileges he enjeys.
Voting is, however, not encugh. T e:.i your v-te i o?
than not vvtmg ;t all. And the v; to pur.fiers sho-ui :
he h.in'jers."R no era a :e c-. ..a:
hir.e are the on.:v severs ot votes. Are tn:
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WOMEN?
LIGHT WEIGHT GOWNS
Cool. soft. eomfortaWe counts for tfc varra sam-cer
niifht. haiKj tailorifd of cotton tnfp or rjiasoct.
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K;iitir th Ksipi-rjiw'.ity of ext-reisir,? th j:rA-.st wrv :
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EASTER CARDS
We have selected the choice Easter
Cards from the samples of the five
leading greeting card manufac
turers. We have greetings for every
relative and friend.
We cordially invite you io visit our
store and inspect our Easter Cards.
We feel sure that you- will be well
pleased with the striking: 'designs,
the beautiful colors and the general
appearance of the cards. Our advice
is to come early while the line is
complete.
At our store you may also see the
newest and most beautiful numbers
in Easter tallies, place cards, seals,
cutouts, nut cups, and Easter novel
ties of all description.
La We Book &
Stat
onery Co
LA GRAXDE, OR EG OX '
1114 Adams Phone Main 90