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Page Four
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA' GRANDE, ORE.
(loaorpuld)
Aa Iadapandml NewpP
PRANK 8. AI'I'LEliir .
HAnVRy F". MATTIIIOWS .
Published evening-., exr.pt ftunday, at UK Adams Arenue,
La Ornndo, Orcu-on. The flhserver-Stur published eviTy Friday.
10nt.-r.id at the Poatofflre of Im flrnnilc, ur.-KQii, Second
Clans Mul) Aluttur under ant of Juuroh 2, 1870.
OtTlflCIALi PAT'KIl Ol' UNION COUNT X AND TUB
. OITV Oil' LA (UlANMfe
MIOMlllMt 01' AHKOOtATIIlTl'JtllSS
The Asaoclatud Prims la oxolualvely entitled Co ua for public,
tlon of all iniwo dlsnmchea credited la it or nut otherwise orultf4
If iMihliBlu.il h.iriUi. All rlKhiH of runtitilliutlcin of apodal dis
patches In tlila paper, and also Clio lucul new heroin also oril
reserved.
National Artvarllalnic flepresantati
ji. ;. mohi:nhi;n co., inc.
Ban Francisco, Una Antelcs, (Seattle, Portland. Chicago, . .
Detroit, New York
SUllSCIlllTloN ItATJia
Hy Currier
pally, per month in advance ..
Dnlly, six months In udv&nce .
Dally, aliiffld copy
llr
pauy, per month in auvance
IJally, pur alx months In advance
Dally, per year in advance
Weekly, Obaerver-Klar, pur year
ADVKIITIHINC1 ItATUS
-Display, foreign, per column Inch .
fiapiuy, local, per column into ...
, per column into ,-.,
Time coiilriicl prlcea on appllcatlop.
' IIHIII IlKASONINfl And ua Paul renxoncd of rlHlitcnliapcwi,
lolnlicrnnco, mi. I Jli.luilii'iit to oonyi, KullX trembled, and ans
wered, Ho thy way for (his I lino I whan 1 have u convenient
eciiHnn, I will cull for thee. Acta 2-l::ifi. ',
A good politician is one who can mnko tho most ovnsive
answers to questionnaires.' ' "' --:-
Government by commission is n devico that Buncos presi
dents the emimrrnssment of mnkinff promises they can't
fulfill. .
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Whether you sweat over a hoe in the backyard garden or
over a golf club at the country club you can always enjoy
a good laugh at the other fellow's folly.
"' ; i . ..'..-'..ji .'" JJ 1 1. ri..,
Knute rtockne, Notre Dame football coach, goes to n
Florida hospital and sends for a Mayo specialist. Football
fans everywhere will wish him a quick recovery because no
coach in the country lends so much color to the fall sport, nor
does anyone else make national competition more interesting.
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La Grande building activity is keeping up with the remark
able average of the last few days. Already there are scores
of men busy, with various kinds of construction work, and
the new railroad station will make continued. enVploymont
throughout the summer. With plonty of experienced, com
petent craftsmen ! making their homes in La Grande there
will be no need for importation of outside labor.
La Grande people can "show thoir community spirit and
livic pride by aiding census takers in every possible way.
lie sure that every member of your immediate family is
counted. Call the enumerator's attention to neighbors who
my be out of town or who might be overlooked. Help them
in their inquiries regarding absentees, or about single persons
living in the same house or same apartment building. Com
munity co-operation is needed to be sure that every resident
of La Grande is counted and every good citizen wants the
total to be as great as possible;-. With hundreds of families
living ''immediately outside the existing legal limits of the
city, the total will be small enough and misrepresenting the
true size of the community, as it is. Perhaps tho people
living outside the city but inside the school district can be
counted in some way so that the population total as it might
have been will be known. Numbers are important to com
munity prosperity because they indicate - relative importance
of market centers, because tho degree of growth indicatos
activity trends. Do your part to make the total truthful
and beneficial. .
LONGKR MKK
While he agrees that the United SUtop is under-populated
and KuropG (tver-populated, u European visitor to this
country advises that this country would benefit itself and
Kurope by absorbing Ihc hitter's suilus population, but an
(.bserver from Australia believes the United States could
increase wages and therefore its purchasing power by enforc
ing more rigid immigration restriction.
For some years past this nation has been committed to the
Australian's philosophy, and has gone farther by not com
plaining of its unsettled and untilled lands.
One thing is certain. If Europe continues to increase its
surplus population it will not be due, ns in the past, to a reek
less birth rate. Tho overcrowded European countries are
more concerned with lowering the death rate than with
increasing tho birth rate.
l ie fore the World war there was much concern over birth
rates and "race suicide.' The governments were little in
terested in the rate of death of women and men past military
age, but they kept informed on the variations in tho birth
rate and cultivated a high rate by the pensioning of parents
and other schemes.
It is significant that since the war these same nations
have been striving to lower tho death rate and have not
troubled themselves over declining birth rates. It is even
discovered now that the race nuicide ho much talked of in
France before the war was due not to a low birth rate but
to u high death rate.
LAI50R OPrOSEI)
TO J. J. PARKER
(Continued from Puk 0nt)
.lio lirt f'o.il nnd ( "oke romp:tny In
West Vh-tflnln.
I ending fionv n b-tl-T Ijp bad
nddroeil lo ui-mbirH of the com
inltlcf, Mr. Civin Mild tbu Injunc
tion niMirovfd by .hulgc l'arker,
"lu effort i-fdiirfd the Hoiliers em
pioyi-d by tlo'wo nunieroiiH coal
ronipunb'jt mprescnicd In the lied
liicket 'nnsfdlditt r I'oul (inl OhUo
To., ease lo ji romlitloit iippro.l
matcly liidujliiul uoiviludu."
.........Kdltoi and Publisher
..IJiialnesa Manager
7to
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Hall
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'Tr4t uulyn reprem.iuutlveN
weto den I ml tho right In talk to
them nnd to peacefully i.orwuudc
them to join it imde union.'' lie
continued. "They could not to
askd to Join 11 union and in th;it
1 way exercise the rlnht of colbriive
j action comparulde to the rvoiciye
j nf tho right to orKunle rxvrclfd
j by thOM corporation wbb-h t-m-,
ployed then.."
j lUtrtih'.H Opinion
! Senator llornh. rrputdfcin. bi t -ho,
fUM Htionvd wht'tliiT tin I'iirk. r
dcfon W.j tint In m rnltbtin r uth
li ilcclwbin I'ciolfi'ed Iy tin- laic
'cititC ;ullv Tafi. Uiteii die
I
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BRUSHING UP
'"Ppl
! ONE OF W MOST V
! . ' ' v. '. FAMOUS iMZfe JL - I
POCAHOMTA JOHN "lllll - llC,T1ME.' vCl'l1 1
oeacNED iue first '-OP H iini- Nfl If
I 6oLFCoORy5 W ' -r., 1.1 I
Bo5torJ(pPANtu.iu park) HS FAWRUBlOW . I
VjJAi THROUJIM6 TUB AV fl
TfiE Haes'weEe IINMMER. FoR, &cv'-i1:-,. s! 'i
ifca ! -! (Ho oue WMTi6 ; ' Uiiir ; 'fffifa ;'
ngroril, 1 111 1 llnrnli Inillcntoil
Wot that It did ooncur.
j . " 11111 not piiKHliiir JuilKmnnt on
tlin 1'nrkor clcoiiilon." llornh addod.
j Sonntur (Ivonimii also Introiliirrd
ilnttorit pndorMiiiK rnrkrr fronv
ilMumnifr Hlownrt, of tMiarlollo. a
jformr-r law pnrlnor of tho noinlncp;
nnd from lloorifft Itouiidtrcc, of
j WIllnlllKloil, X. f .
STATE BOARD
I AUTHORIZES
I PRISON WING
(Continued from Pago Ono)
Stale collet;. The fl 4,000 will
provide two' market spcclaliM tu
'aid cooperative, orKnnhcatlon ' of
fruit, wool and grain growers. The
, request for the I wo llonis came
'from the state board of hiiiher
education, which was represented
'by. hi. C. l'oase of The Dulles, Presi
dent J. Kerr. Paul V. Alurl
and Professor .lardino, of the Slate
college, ntso appeared.
I Tho expert men t staiihn allow-
I ance l for cooperative Invest la
itltuiH euverliiK Kruund witter Mir
ve.VH In Wasco and Harney counties
'and fruit and nut posts.
I At tho rmitnisl of Secretary of
'State. Horn f HA.000 was allowed for
Jnullnr service, and mtilutenance
of tho now stale office building,
$4,1,0(10 to 'pay, the salaries and
traveling expenses of circuit Judges
Iand ?:),U00 to pay tho salaries of
district attorney. Tho Item for
; Judges arises from the salary In
j creased provided by the lill'il IcglH
jlaturo,. It was calculated that liti
jgalion foes would meet the In-'
j r reused expense, hut they feel
'short. A similar situation caused
Mho shortage in the fund for dis
trict attorneys.
State Treasurer Kay requested
$29,073.81! 'to Py interest guaraii;
toed by (lie slate, on irrigation dis
trict bonds and It was allowed.
l'lxtra expenses of the. supreme
court caused by tho lieorgo Joseph
' and Thomas Mnnnlx disbarment
'trial required an emergency ap
propriation of $11500.
Tho sum of $4rtt0 was allowed
'tho tuberculosis hospital al The
' Dalles for salaries and wanes and
t $24,0000 for general ami operating
'oxponses,
j Inadvertently the ways and
means committee of the 1929 legls
'lalure appropriated only enough
money for one year for state aid lo
jthe orphans and foundlings homes
In Portland, and it was necessary
for tho hoard to allow an addition
'at $4tf,000. Another error of tlm
! committee, was In considering II
: Instead of 17 as the maximum age
'of children for whoso euro stato
laid M furnished. A $ 1000 alUur
i unco was necessary to cover tho
difference.
Drawbacks
More paprr tiHpklns on the t it
Mr mid fewer wrinkles In the face,"
rend Woumn's Home Couipimioii.
'Wlor paper mipklun on tlu floor
mul more of fmht'r' NUKpettder but
toiiR lusted wlilltt ornwllnk' under
the table after them." ndded the
(.roinliy litl'tiiid.
Effulcvnt
The word "Kohlnoof" Is derived
fruii tbf lVrninn Kolt-l-nur. mean
Inc lltenilly ,,tuontdtiln of liyht."
j Chine. Excal In Patiance
I (Idnf urtlaaua excel In work r
: qui rlnje hi(euuily and pnllvnet,
Tlo can lnhor lone "'"l (trd, II v
1 Itic on Hltno-i n.)llilnc In the way
I of f.'.'.l. Tn'V lil-n a Journal.
Evil of Avarica
The tut of axarice hnt so lotnlty
jo'In-tl ui'tiu mankind thill their
wi.tiili tcriu raihiT to po-e
Iomii limn they pKt'a Ihetr
SPORTS
"Hard Money" in Ton
A Chlniifo liank It) Its ml verl lu
ll!).' Illi'lllliiiiK Unit llliilli:ll chcekx, I
tlrtiftri. Holes and ciinvni'.v nmUe up
Mm hulk of a hank's Inisliifss. tin? :
liwlc paid out hy Hits pii i-t U-tiljtr
Intnk In a ttoinl clay's wink weighs 1
more than 1-1 tons.
Famous Old Acadqmy
f'lillln Kxeler neiidi'iiiy Hikes Ha
panto final Jclm I'hlllipM, the I'aiuid
. or. mul the mum uf Hie. twn, Kx li
ter, ill wax fuumled In I ST I U1
wax lite first im iu-iU If miji t liislitu
tlun liieorpnnileil hy liar lej,'ialatni'i)
of New 1 Itiumshiro.
ft k mi old bint fbnt. mlvii";
vi,.,-...... -i.f iln,Mi- tli-rAimi'nimmkiir4
Hint I lifl utiileness uf Ihc inali'l'i.'ll
inav he incorvi.il. f bliln pni'icr
Is lai.kint'. dip K p old collon ma-
lei'lnl In vnry Mroui; hlno waici; ' s
lluil it m-oniiri the iii.ccsairv iiik
lecllve lint. This, will (ii tMiil.-ill v
well.
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Building Trouble
Most men worry all through,
(heir work about thai which Is to
coiue.ilio llilnir I hey are ijulng to
do, the money Ihey tiv going to p;t.
-T-Ainerlcan Miipulne.
Film Actress Weds
A ssiic-liilcl i'rr.t. I'liola
Ruth Lee Taylor, who starred In
th. screen version of "Gentlemen
Pretel Blondes," married Paul S,
Zuekerman, wealthy New Y--1-Stock
broker.
Files Damage Suit
In a S1.7S0.000 d.imnge suit
against Tiffany-SUhl Product font.
Inc., Mae Murray, actress, charqet
that th9'artlstlc failure'' of a film
In which the starred damaged her
imputation.
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Rv Lanfer
A I6TH
CENTURY
Weight
AAN
Dogs' Teoth Money
Perhaps the si rankest syslein of
currency yet riiscuvwreU umoiiy
; prlniithe peoples Is that used hy
! I lie Solomon Islanders late in the
1 lust rout ii ry. Ims ireih were the.
Kohl of the 'system, anil' only two
toeiJ, from any mio dojr trre tic
cepiuhh; sis lojjnl lender. 'JMiese
were drilled llirouuh fur StrliiK'i'S.
and tho mure wealthy ntitiveK h.uio
limes owned lou iKH'Ultiees .of
llieiii. Ten teeth paid for a oort
o,ua!ily wife.- wlilln it moderalely
tine .voit n u iiii-iu ronlil lie lmui,'ht Ht
n Kll'luty clieupcr mle.
Steam Drill American Idea
'Tie steam ' drill was first tinid
by .1. .1.' Couch In Pliiliidelphiu in
It was sinVeiMicuiiyi hit-
in'mwnl' h.v -Kowlc
of Miistoii'ud- j
,! IttlrlflKli of I'ili'lililli'i;. Mas, lis
I'ttrtt live w.is In drillinc.- Ihc lloiiinc
! Imiiiol In INCH. Tin' llrsl inlont
I i-'''"""'il f'"- ""''' 'l",v"l 's
:-W. S. nils of riill.i.lclililii In IMi.'
;' However, this was mil colimioiily
used mini lui. wnen i nnni-iio i.os-
scpti siiirti'd Din I'anaian caniil.
f Use. for Wood Flour
Aniline' I lie pruilucl.l 111 w hich
wmikI lliuir is used are iiiiln'CHknlile
dulls, Inlaid 1 1 1 1 i1 ! 11 ihh. Iinliailon
niai'hle lliinriii ninl walls mul the
eonsiaiilly increaslni: nuuiher of ar
ticles niaiie from suine plasties. The
wood Hour Industry III this coun
try Is approximately forty yenm
old and has 1111 nuiillul' production
cMllnnlcd at 'Jl.limi Ions. '
Married Woman'. Nam
Actually there Is no federal nor,
1 so tar as we can ascertain, suite
law which tn-liiiriirily compels a
j woman lo hear her liiishand's sur
name unless she wishes to do so.
I Iteccnily 1 he fulled States con-
Holler Issued an order Unit ninr
I ricd woiuiMi In the Kovei'inaoiit am
j ploy should slrn I heir hushainrs
i saraiuiies when sluuiii the pay roll,
aslilaytoti Star.
Envy It Ignorancc-
! There Is 11 I line In every man's;
; education when he arrives at the
conviction Hint envy Is Isiiornnee;
' that Imitation Is suicide; Unit lie
1 liiusl lake himself for heller, for
worse, as his iiorthin; that thoilk'll
( Hie wide universe is full of kooiI 110
1 kernel nf nourisliiat; corn can come
: In him hat iliroaei. his loll hesioweil
1 on licit plot of ground which Is
' i;icn him to ill!. Kniersou.
Show.d Flaj to World
Tin' 1'niteil Siaies nalional ein
hleni was llrsl carricil around Hie
world on ihj ship I'oluinhln. which
left Itosion .ili'iiilier SO. 1787, and
reliliiieil lo Itoslun on AilBllst JO,
171HI.
Tha Fourth Eltal.
rnrlyle III "Heroes and Hero '
Worship." va.vs: "Itui'ke said there i
weio three eslales in lairllament, ,
hut In the rcperiers' gallery yon- 1
der. lliere sal a fiiurlh eslate. more
Imporlaiil h.v far than Ihey all." '
In r.ilsini; taiirf hai'ilers tmalust
I importation of musical fnstrii
I loenla. Stte.len has exempted the
saMiplouie an, I f.iu'ois. otherwise
1 Kiioimi as li.ision-. flutes, and
; cviiiiict
FEVENSVAN
THIS IS
SHOE WEEK
AYTHK S.-V. K.STORKsS
rividmun-Shclhy al! loathor nhocs
pucso, a shoe fni every foot.
cordett. wlnnlng
SUPPORT IN EAST
OREGON DISTRICT
(Continued from rage One)
I iiini'iittu r-.l diirinK 11m week was !
j iicc i-ithul in iiiont 4Uii'tri-K. hjk-- ,
itiil nixl iiM.ni , uroirrHMivo fur Um?.
iinrir)v-'iiiftni tf I hit Miiiti n Uru'.
1'nrltHI'K plairitrm iloatt luwlv
with Htiilt d'VilomM'iU. the hlK-h-j
way. lu njfiHin. farm ihmhIhcim, Kamo f
iicni'i'vu(Uin nrai'ilnilly tvrry j
phiiHo tif (irttpn II ro nrtiM'iiiw tin
I lowftwr. flovoriior A. r. N"i
htn1' I'unillilacy wont rurward
wiriHiwly wftli ADii'ion ruiniiy ami
ciiitHn'i) county nkiillcann hand
Jii, tlu'MiHelvt: tocfctlifr. fonnlnjf
i-l)1ii(i fur tfovornnr c-luhrf anl
acci-pilii Mix ciiMiialKn .slopui r
llnt (iff ta tho pant ooatH uft
Uf ihi'. tiituiv," an unc wh(ch hc
siukt his mill ml.'.
, .). K. Mi-miiitt. 1'ortlaiMl: John
A. .Ii-rrn-y, I'orttniMl ami f'harl-
Mall, MarMhrirlil. c.ut Iaiinl thch
catUMaiKitK In vailoim wtM'Mt'iiH of
thu Htato WhlU' Oonrjio W. Jnsith,
rcHilll'H!i, rfirtland, Mpoko Ih
t'nrt lun')ionn cluhx uml urd
cuntKittliiiiM that tho inihllo Hcrvlco
imininlHuion Hhntihl he nhftnlonoil.
Ittlo proiifrc.sM 1 repoi-UMl In con-
nitloa with u pi'tillon (h-maiMl-inu'tha
nhuIlHliln of tho coniinirt
uton. : .
IMim'i'i)U Stan Work
In llu dcinnrralli'- camp... whose
cuiirprfroK ho far have Wnai-d low.
Kdwurd Y . Haiifjy. Iino cnunty;
i. A. Km in h. Oi"iih Ish; I'M H.
riper, I'ortland, and (icprk'O VH
hnr.JIond (liver, took. ni tho
parly banner and lx-xan tho trok
a tohs tho Mat to what nmno pro
Hot jih a domnoratifl victory . far
tho ffOVfrnar's chair. -- - -
Senator Charles 1. MeNary,
repnhlican, Oregon, who for a tlmo
faced .scrfmis oppuRitltin from l'a
olfjn coaM. lumbormon, disgrunt
led because of the senate's lack of
interest in a lumber tariff, will ho
appoPd - demoorat, Ifilton
Watkins of Port In ml.
Tll P.tor Sy: ..
Tlie nut-hill tuniiot tliu t lh
mountain It much hlglier cliun II
lf, . . . The hearlii uf for
flliii lieoiilt- may he reaclidl lijf hay
ouels, hut they may also he r.euched
hjr love. John Andrew Holmes.
Nature Know. B.t
Nulurti does It lietmr.- Winn
wild things get tuo fut, they itou't
et mil U they'r letih eiioiifl! W
eiilch soiiieihlnif. liochesler Tline- '
Union. ,' . .'.;..' '
Of biff.rnt Sptclti
Iti-n.il lint b mid hillli'rniitii art
not the Kiinie. The hi'iull nut li
native of lli-nxil. (in lli-li'in the
a at 1 form a howlike pod ciintalli
Invuli or cllit niita. The turner
nut i 11 spcclei of Amciicju whlt
wnlniit, mid urnwii niuvnut to the
lluil. : ,
Essential Qualities .
Couliiess, and jihseiire of henl
and haste, indicate Hue (nulli
ties. A iWltlcmitll nuike no
nuise, a lady is serene, Hmer-
SOII.
' M'morial to D' Loyslty
' C,ity Trial's HnWiiy was a Scotch
eollle dot which slept, un lis nun-Id-'
Kruve In Killulii.ir(li fur 12
years, until It lilially died. A llieinn
rlal has hen erenied. in Hie SchK'Ii
cHpllul lu this .fallhfiit Hiiinul
rallillnilcr. .
- Diff.ranc in Judfni.nt
III jiidtrltiK of others a man lalior
elh In vain, iifteu' errelh and easily
sliinelli; hut lii Jiiilsln? and eiaiu
Inlnc himself, lie always lalinrelli
faithfully. Tlioinns a Kampls.
Gloria, of th Pa.t
Tho rich who lose llieir furtiiiics
aren't I lie only ones lu regret tusi ad
vaiila"s. The poor nun can leinein
her wliun he had liver fur dinner
any time he chose. Sun Francisco
1 Chronicle, . ... . ,. ,
Symbol, of Immortality
Anions; the KKyuliau 'slyu (if liu-
nioiiallly are Hie circle from lw
sides of which wines extend, III
cross which ends In y rlnjr at III
top uf ilif uprliflit licit 111, and the
del I a.
The Greater Hro
The man vho tries and suc
ceeds Is une de;rte less, a hero
than the man who falls acid yet
foes on tryluif. K. J'uwler,
How to Priua Him
It's
aw for woman 10 per-
suade her Ir.nhaiul to ta sliopplnic
i Willi her If ihu urIU'les In wuU'li
', she In lnlereied are worn U.v Uv
i Inn models. Indianapolis News,
ThoutHt I. Supreme
lllnd, said lanlel Wehstef. Is tha
ureal leveler uf all llilms; liuuiai)
ihoutlit Is the process hy which
human ends are allernately an
swered. Thin,. That Hair.
After all, life Isn't simply d.illili
thltr.'s. Tliinkini! thinifs helps alio
at times. Detroit Kre I'ress,
ENGELEN CO
-A price for every
See our lino.
to n'k.west & CO
Reg. $1.95
ALL SILK CHIFFON HOSE
3 Day Special
3 Pairs for $3.45
of o
loo
hTI'MDVIH I'l.l'.AI) fit ll.TV
I'tlKV'AI.I.IK. Al"'- 5 ( VI',)
furl llurai'll "'! lnl1
Hi-hunn-H. Iiolh of l.o ArlBCles, nnd
Anllmnv -Muni, mum iuivim
nil
ulllili-llls lit 1 tllfKull Mill
I'Ol-
Ii-kc hen-, ilcniV-i BuMty
to the
..1... ..r itrilinlln
in the (h-
1 lliiiiutni)' uf a iiiiimr here nii'l
wure mniciiifil In lx iiiuncim hi
jail.
.MiiIm- iviih nrlifcluli'll to in- im
10I0U after imyini! n
flno.
ni;t'ovi:ii nov's nonv
I'OK'I l,ANI. Ore., Apr. 5 AT')
The body' of llichard Helnl
Jr., 13. win of the capcilll of Che
dance I1111B11 Swan, toilny was
found In elitht feel of water I I'll
feet from Hif. point where ' the
Swan wan rammed hy tile frelSIH
ov llieninrt In lhl ( 'nliiniliia
liver a week asjo with a' loss of
piHhl lives;
llarlior patrolmen opcriitiHK
fiont a trelllnif hunt were lodav
senliiiii; two nlher hodles which
had not lieen recovered.
CIVII, WAIl VIC
Ill I S
SKATTI Apr.
. (A"')
CharlPH W. Illll khiirdt. US. "Id-.
est Civil war veteran In Wnslilnit- i
Everyone we are called
upon to serve ir assured
of comprehensive and
understanding a 1 1 e n -tion.
CALL MAIN 12
for modern Ambulance
Service, calls Ayill be
made promptly and no
charges will be made.
WALKERS
FUNERAL
. . SERVICE
GREEN CHAIN WOOD
Reduced to
$3.00
per load delivered. j
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This price applies only to the quantity!
we can deliver during April and May.
We will soon be booked up for these
months. Phone your orders at once i
you wish to take advantage of the lowest:,
price at which wood has been of f ered in
la Grande during the past eight years,
BOWMAN-HICKS
LUMBER COMPANY
MAIN 8 :v
WITH765VTHAT COUNTS'
iojs riii:viuM:T coach .
1 1 ea vy d u t y, overalxe t i res, '
shook iibwrberx. heater, 1930
license, excollent uphuiHterlng,
coiupletely reconditioned, low
mlleaKe nnd an OK
thnt counts
$545
man niKViuiurr s i o n t
TOVUINt. fi new tires, new
Duco, top reflninheil und like
now. Kxcellent leather uphol-
storing, complete equlpnient
and carefully recondi
$350
tioned. An OK car
Larison Chevrolet Company
Used Car
Lot
407
LA GRANDE i i
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STAR NOVELTY '
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' The NEV
FORDSON
TRACTOR
Now Ready for.
Delivery
'V;30.:TS
Horsepower
Engine i
GENTRY
MOTOR CO.!
Weston, Ore,,
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'rack body In pood shape, motor'
completely- overhauled. sood
tires and nn OK
thnt counts
$195
lni!S OAKLAND roACJI-Karl
Keen trunk, shock absorbers
and bumpers. Beautiful Klsher
body finished in green ' Tiueb,
practically new mohair uphol
stering, motor completely over
hauled, An OK Car, SHQIT
fully KOnranteed p4JD
Phone
Main 508
Fir St.
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