La Grande evening observer., April 10, 1930, Page 9, Image 9

Thursday, April 10, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Pate Nina
4
CLASSIFIED A
y 1 ' The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties
NEW TODAY
FOIt ltKNT S-im.
turn. Garugi.'.
('.lo.'nwood.
hoUMc, partly
lnq. HU2-N.
llu-3 tp.
I'Olt KAI.IO 4-r.ll. house, until,
hot. rohl water, husi'inenl, Kur
HK''. chtekeu houm', st-ratch ih'ii,
about :id fruit treeK and 5i
chlekens to so villi irtuco if
wanted. Half urr-1 or ground,
AIko 1 427 Wusll. In. at liTMIi-N,
Kir. 4-ltl.:ltp
KOit KKNT '4-rin. Iiiiuhi', iti-w
kiil.snnihu and paint, tf.irtiK
cellar and woodshed anil wtitfiv
$12.50. 1702 Cove. 4-1U-2 tp.
KK SAI.K tlajr station. Phone
SOI-W. 4-lil-i tp
CH.Il TI.MI-: HANt'K Sit. liiKllt at
JiiKles hall. 4-10-3 t.
I'Olt Ill-INT Mod. turn. 2-rm.
Ireshly kalsomiiied house, liKlit
mid wott-i- flirn. J4I1-T. ave.
4.1 11-1 t.
Kill SAI.K S wkn. o'.. plK-t. and
an electric brooder, I'll. .u4-V.
4-10-3 t.
Itli.N'INti. KepairiiiK lawns, lawns
by' mouth, eaivt'ul alteutlou,
flowers, 'shrubs. Tall ,Sli4-.l.
.,..4rJII-12 IP.
LOST Hquare, red
pint with silver i
fall Phyllis Dunn.
enaijel .nuiu-ilfii-.
Itewuril.
4-IU-2 t.
LOST Olt STOI.UN llleyclo from
1 Sol t'uve ave. Hewnl'd If re
liirned. Ph. 3tii;-i;. 4.lo-:i tp.
Kl I II SAI.IO OH THAIUO Lugging
dual tire trailer and eiiuipment.
Ph. :i!Ki-lt. 4-m-3 ti.
FOR SALE
FOIt SAM-; OH TUAOK improv
ed 5 or 10 acres adjoining city
limits. Call lil-M. 4-!-l tp.
l-'OIt SAI.K "2a Pontine coach. At
sacrifice. See. owmT, J :(Ut-1st.
4-D-tV tp.
lOU SAI.K Dmlge touring,
1 1U2U liiilck 4 -pass, coupe, lnq.
Snodgrass it Ziiumerman. 4-!-tit
Kill SANK The only comphdo
house moving ontrit in I'nion,
Wallowa and . Haker counties.
Terms, Knopgh work to pay for
at a 4hcf basis. Poor health tlie
caiiHo. John -Mai-s. 4-tf-tf,
KOIl SAM-; Turkey eggs.
5S-.I.
4-S-3 tp.
OR SAI.K SO acre farm near K
gin. Ore. Free Independent
pi ovi'd tip water light, 34 acres i
of alfalfa, six acres or timothy, I
IS acres or plowland, balance
.nlure. Kan improvements, j
Terms If desired. This place is
cheap at $5,000. Kor further par- j
ticulars write or call Lowell. Ful
ler, Iai Grande, Ore., yhl-4ih St..
451-W. 4-S-J1 tp
FOR SAI.K Corner lot on Wash-j
ington. Iiuiuiiv Hi" 4 Oik St. j
. . 4-7-1 mp. :
TVPKWUITKliS All makes for
sale, rent or exchange. K.
Tuckey,. room 1 . over Silver-iliorn-Wright
di-ugs. 4-5-1 m.
tlSKD l.lrMI!1-:it tor sale, dimen
sions of all kinds, big timbers
lOxlli. II! to 2i fr. long, windows,
frames and doors. V m. I fen-di-lekson,
J0i:' X ave. 4-4-0 tp.
PUIl R HOLLYWOOD strain white
l;ghorn chicks, heavy laying,
free range hens, mated lo Hrow-'
nell pedigreed Cockerels, April
10th, 12c; 23ri. 11c; May lt and i
lati-r 10c. Ship c. o. d. on up-
proval. Pacific Hatchery. Tang-,
cut. Ore. 4-i-l mp. i
KOlt SAI.K All kinds of hardy
shr-.lliliery to beautify anil In- l.'OIt HU.N'f
creae the value of your home. I
Professional Directory
This directory Is csicclally linmly for tlio newcomer or for the
onl-of-lowii reader whit may want the name and ndtlrcxs of some
professional man. It lias been carefully prepared nnd will proro
lo be a ready nhl to any reader In obtaining prompt professional
"" "classified for quick reference
' 1'liysicians & Surgeons
r- r.
a. T. itiruArtpso.v, m. b.
l'hysician nnd Surgeon
Office over Olnss Drugs
Office l'hone, M-1B liw. M-!
Astrologer
sins, i iti iii uK k n.M.jir.s
:um x, avi:.
Headings Dally.
Readings by Mail a Specialty
STAGES LEAVE
From Corner of Elm and Jefferson
Wallowa Valley Coaches
Leave-
La Grande for Joseph 8: 15 a. m.,
4:00 p. ra.
Makes All Main Line Connections.
For information rail MAIN 799
Buy Hound-Trip Tickets and Save
GiHid for fin Day.
Observer
Want Ad
Rates
(Count five average wod
to the line.)
Per line, let Invert. oa - lq
Pur line, each added consoc
utive. inyarUou w yc
Minimum charge on mt
RATES BY MONTH .
S lines, per month .-....llEt
3 lines, per rtioiith ....,.. 3.25
4 lines, per month ..,...,.,. .$4.00
5 linen.- per month ...-..4.7&
Vlnch additional lino over five
churned at ititc pr .Una per.
month,
CASH IN ADVANCE! Is re
quired on all Classified orders to
earn ttiesu rates.. Higher rates
charged on ult credit insert lorn.
Copy for all C.nsslfJed orders
muRi he In this office by i A.
M. DAY" OF 1NSKKTJON.
orders on ud inserted until fur
ther notice muMt be received by
the same hour or extra insertion,
will be charged. - r-.
Telephone orders solicited
Cah rates may be earned on
phone orders by payment on or
before dtue of last Insertion.
PHONE MAIN ST :;
"An Observer Want Ad
Will Do It"
Plant now. Also asparagus roots,
3 years old. Slllnu Nursery.
3-25-tf.
FOR SALE rmnllo, bulbs, 10 for
l.!i0. Jlrs. W. J. Green, Union.
3-22-1 mp. ,
1-MtUlT, 1SHAU15, OJtNAiMKNTA i
, trees and shrubs. Stark Uros. I
Hurbajtk stock. Place your or-
ders now, pay when order ur
rives. I'h. l'armers 38, H. J.
Reher, frultdale, Ht, 1.
3-11-1 nip
ROOKING WORK. Repair work
or any kind of a new roof. Call
Chas. Hildebrond, bJOW. 3-6-lmp
FOR SAL.K-
-Piano. Ph. S18-J.
3-8-t f.
MISCELLANEOUS
SOMMEH HOTKIj Inquire for
apts., also unfurniiahed
house. Good location, close In.
SOMM ICR HOTlClw .Modem, eiiUet,
up-to-date. Homo comfort. See
us. 3-18-1 m.
'.A G KAN DID MATTRESS Up
bolstering A Ru Clemln
Works. Phone 424-W. Chaa. Ed-
wards. Prop. 12-1-lni
MUNJit TO 1oan We are r-epr-
sentatlves or the PrUdaatlal In
surance Co., and can make farm
or city loans at attractive rates
otintB-;e8t.Chaa. H. BoynOld L'
Insurance, loans and bonds.
EASTERN OREGON Bchool Of
Music, violin, piano, voice. Cred
its. 1. O. -O. F. toiriple, 447-J.
9-24-1 ra.
: .
MONET-TO LOA ou
improved
oity property, straight loans or
Installment plan, iLuwest rates.
United States IxiTes'tmsDt Co.
Phora Mnln SI. l-lS-lm I
WANTED
POSITION WANTKO by office girl
with threo yenrs experience In
. abstract work. Phono 887-W.
9-3 tp
WANT. CD
All kinds of cement
work by C. Hlhlerbraridt, 404-W.
4-7-1 in;
FOR RENT
I'Olt HUNT Itp-to-iltltR furnished
apartment. Clarage. Ijmills f'ourt.
4-9-t f.
KOlt ltKNT Private gnrngp. Close
In. $3.50. Ph. 37B-.M. 4-S-3, t.
104-lgt.
4-n-tf.
IKB K, Bonvv, M. .
lyKWA 7IiKIIS, M. V.
Practice limited to disflaneR of
the Kye, Kar, Nose and Throat.
Sew Foley Telephone
Building Main 10
DR. J. E. WOOUrXL .
Chlroprnctlc YhytAtAnM
Other methods applied,
Diathermy, Ultra Violet Ruy,
Kood Science, Sinusoidal &b4
ralvanism. Foot troubles cor
rected. 20 Summer Bide.
Phone 497-W.
Mrs. 9-5, 7-8 lies. 190-W.
I
j-
FOU UK NT Furnished apt. IJghts)
and water furnished, 210S Adams, '
4-S-4 t.
I.Vlll ft 10 VP l.'urn. l.rm. moil.
house. COG Jrffcrson. I'll. 44K-K. i
4-5-tr. :
l'pit HUNT b mi. turn, house
wllli bath, sameo. Adults, $2n,
, 1424 S. avc, 8-27-tf.
VOH HUNT 4 rm. furn. apt. with
liatlu Adults, 17, 1423 S. live.
a-27-tf.
VOli Itli.S'T ilod. 1 rm. house. !
Kurn. or t.nfum. Ni'ar normal. s
Call 434-J. Inq. 1405-N. 3-25-lf j
. ;
l'-Oll HUNT 17 acroa, excellent ,
for gardening or chickens. House,
ganige, unrn, root cellars ana
.chicken house, lnq. 141$ Jeff.
3-21-t f.
VOH RKNT Mod. room, steam
: heated, reasonable, 1408 Wash.
S-15-lm
VOii HE NT Kurn. apt. . Also 6
rm. house. AVavorly apt
v 3-15-1 mp
KOlt RKNT- Apt. 1307 Penn.
. . 3-14-t f.
KENT Purn.
apt,, with balha
!w ratu. Adult
wood.
houaea and
clan, quiet,
IS 10 Green.
7-10-tm.
FOR TRADE
TUALU'-Uobart M. Cable cabinet
grand piano on good light In
closed car. W. C. Hansen.
4-1 0-tf.
OFFICE
CAT
'TftADt MARK P0,
By Junius
Hem Stitcher's wife bored him
something terrible with an aulo
mallc revidver.
.-?
j. mip inner u i ii
-When I mar-
you
vou were '
such a coward.- I thought you were
a lrav mftn.-
l(V Ha did everybody else,
. ItnagJne niy embarrassment, said
Dumb Oora, when according to my
usual custom, I looked 'Under the
hod before retiring. I had forgot-
ten that. J was In an upper birth.
Mooro Has the Scotchman
bought, the gas station?
Smith Well, the "Free Air"
sign Is down. - )
When a fellow i'narrle7iiTlTelreKs'
people never give him credit for .
anything, as if marrying' an heiresH
weren't a pretty good piece of work J
in Itself.
. . J
Son Sjiv, lint, these mm pants i
are too tight for me; they're tight-!
..
pi than inv Hkin. i
Ma Don't bo foolish, son. there ,
ain't". anything tighter than your,""1 pvovlslonnl terrltornl lriws of
skin
Son These punts nr
sit down in my skin, but I can't
In these pants.
Any itf us. will keep a frleiul's
'ru,,nl"K little puppy "'' a HltfJtt If
'."HHnlmr and pa
lilt hlanUct.Y
blitnk nuisance.
She glided Into the offici". paper;
in hand, and approaching the edit-
said:-"I have written a, poem
on "My leather's Itarn," and .
That's fine," Interrupted tho
busy editor without looking up."
f I over hanncn to drive by your
father's barn I'll stop and read it."
SCORCHY SMITH
Trade
3s"
GLORIA
Trade Mark Iteplntratlon Applied For
U. S. l'atent Office
-ALL -BOUT ryl N CHO TWAT'S " WNT TAKE K Gr GOING,' -
BEAUTlp-UL. VAf 'fl ABOUfp S LONG To ( ITjS IN TWE
GIRL.. (r CJf-Jra J GET f& E "v, PAPERS
COVERED WAGONS
TURNED TO WEST
. , . (
nret caravan to uregon
o.j IP m:;;n
I.' . 1 1.1 Ki:nn;nni1.i
icu v I uut
River Am 10. 1830,
lly llonliaiii U'rtKlit
11. II..ImiciI in a Hlorv Ho WrOto
for lll llaker-llemm'nit-l l.nlKl.l
miiii,'ii simmvcs: rtre. f AI'l i
Is centonnlul year. On April
,n . . .. ....... .
I HI. is:m u band of trallbuuers nun
..... i.n...i.,..u L.miA.i 'lih tm In of
covered wnRons from the ihon little
...... . j i..,i.u
i' r.'ueii iiu imaiv"" vii ..r....... ...
the uimhei- of waters, the Mlsis-
slipl. to cross 2, "till miles of track
less plains, lockrlbbeil mounliilmi
and iliiaerls to the Breat iiorthwi st
"no man's land" known as tho
Oi-ckoU territory.' Then it 'watt
roanied over by three traillnt? and
rur-Katherl.iK companies, tho
Northwest, Tho Hudsou May and
tu. Alm. can Kur coinpnny.
These companies wero unfavor
able to settlement of this vast do
main as It would "I'turnlly Inter- ,
foro with their traffic. The history
of all new countries follows the
lilble ami Its teachings ns to set
tlement and civilisation. Hence the
missionaries of the early thirties.
Whitman, Spalding, Jason l.eo and
others brought in theiir.wake set
tlement, home building and civili
sation. Ill Xmn! of f.ovenuiHitt
The covered wagon system of
travel ended at Old Kort Hall on
Snake river until 1S43. This year
Whitman piloted a wagon train" toj
his mlsHlon ut Willuptu near .Walla
Walln. A part of this train niiido
its way to Kort Dalles. Soon the
l.omclKilldcrs began to see the need
, of a system of government. Wev-
oral meetings were Held to ueciito,;
whether they should seek proton-j
tlon under tho Kngllsh jack or the ,
stars and stripes, the two countries t
laying claim to tho northwest coun
try at that time.
The final meeting to decide, this ; Trall Rmm, G(J HOlllnonHt of
matter was held Jlay 2, 1X48. Onej0jHO fjj(Vt.
hundred and two people attended I nu , . . 1
to n,ko this decision. After argu- S ir , S
ing the matter for sometime they; .
seemed to bo pretty evenly
ed.
Finally a division was called for
and old Joe Meek is given credit
fur swinging his fur cap In the air
and crying out lu stentorian tones:
1 "All that are In favor of livlmr nn-
t.. u ....t .i. . ....i
stripes, follow mo over to this big
log." They kept troklng over to
the big log until R0 stood with .Toe,
while F. X. Mathew stood plead
ing with his old friend -I.neler to
go with htm over to the side of
Meek. This Is what Mr. Malhew
told me himself and to these two
old Frenchmen wo owe for all this
northweHt country that finally fell
to tho I'nlted States, a olose mar
gin for such a vast emp(re.
Knws Grafted
A code of laws was drafted by
the proper committee, they Invit
ing prominent parties before Ihem
to assist
In drafting thoso laws.
t'ol. W. W. Chapman of Portland
appeared before th committee !
with the first territorial laws of j
Iowa which was of date 183S.
These laws proved of great bene-,
"I to committee as they used!
nil nt llm fie tr.riltn-lnl t,.o nf
J"'a as far as applicable for the
n your.J,M,' P-uviHioiiai icrruorai ihwh or
Oregon on July $.1S4. David Hill,
T can j Allison Iteers, and Josiph (late
were chosen as an executive com-
mltiee to enforce theso" laws.
Klght here I wish to oxplaln why
Joseph Gale was recognized as IJto
first provisional governor of all
tho opinion of the Hon. W. If.
Packwood, thi last survivor of the
Oregon eonntltutlonul convention as
well as Joe Gaston who wrote a
four volume history of Oregon.
'This executive committee eh-cted
(Joseph Oalo as Its chairman. They
(would not convene with each other1
i ofI';ter than about onco a month.
aiithcrizlng Cialo to. transact all
1 buslnosn during the interim, which
tln-y. ratified when they convened,
Mnrk Hi ffistrution Applied For
U. H. I'atpnt Office
VFS SCORflly'!-H6R CAVUS6 STAMPEDED
DOWN TUftT T-4AR CANVON
AN TORE RIGHT UP TO
STAN DIN' NOW I - YER
PORAAATION ATTU TIMBER. UNE
WAL.VeK KIN ALWAYS BE EXPECTIN
A SILVERTIP VAK
IT WOR A
ATTACKS P HER.
i
W'.j i m..i'ii.tiii
u.MMI'iililllti
a i ,
inn
virtually mnkinir U n. one man nf
falr, allowing him the una of ap
pointing. imnloninK And veto pow
ir. all that any executive oft leer
roiiM linvc.
Stwi.linr In Enulo Vallev
I feel as others do that this Is
"umciont
im u ins nm provisionm gov
" hip Limv iMiMin.uiiiu
nor of of lno ,. territory.
iTWs grand old man who jiorform- !
.,.,1 i
. "M II in uuu p M IV J 14113 (lll'l
;lov.Hl his adopteil stnto 1b now
uleonms In Kilen or linker.
iihiiiui,, rjism ia.iv).
A"
t) Bovernn.o.nt. and many of;'K el.lldr.ii. l.ir...d out ten.
mios are marklmr nil places 1 l'wa-V ' '"" W.l' ?,1
'"V"'"'
,1,.... ...,.,.. i, iln,nrf '
'" ' "' . ' ', ., .,' ' .
to the traveling public, tho tout
isi
"eekliiB
benefit.
information and for- tho
of our own con.i.llr iren-
, ....
crtlon Oregon Hhot.ld murk thi
grand ohl man's hint renting place
with n granlln shaft from tho
' Hnlnes qnany of llaltor county,
appropriately InKerihed so that the
pjuwerhy may Knuw. that the- pio
neer spirit still reigns supreme, is
creditably taking caro of their
faithful servants who so loyally
performed their duties when our
territory was In its Infant's clothes.
It really looks favorable. Chnm-
! rifii'l' tu In ltn nifii.Oil u-ltlt n minr.
R,r ,,, d)llur llll)lrovoillpnt.
Recalls llapiK'iilnjis
I recall many ilisagreealde scones
and happenings when 1 crossed
over this old trail (Old Oregon
Trail) nearly sevently years ago,
yet If they were flashed on the
movie screen I feel that I would
enjoy seeing them.
Jc took us a week to cross Ore
gon Green river In boats made of
Wmr wagon beds. Alt animals had to
swim that . great liver, . seelns
fathers drown In tho presence or
their families, hunting fords for
V h ?
,lown1 mountain sides with ropes I
,.1";0, "1KV", w" " , f"u1- y0ltl?8
; H
milling down the swift current of
lloiwo river, but tho most gruesome
sight that 1 evor witnessed nml
would not care' to sen agnfti was
when wo came to where there had
been a great emigrant train mas-
KHoroH tn 1 tifiR nn (hn MA nrrxmn
jwith many others I found .many
1 humnn nnd Jinininl hnnnH tiinlml-
miny mminn rUuIIk. I was n
j hoy lh,m of hont A Wl0
thought came over me. What a
Tllnpft nf nmrnish. m.-inro miffer.
i. n.. i.. .i.,. t.n,
' H . ' 1,11 ,IU' '
once been.
Theso arc a few- of tho scenes
witnessed by the first old covered1
wagon trailblazerfl nnd pathfinders.
It took six months to roach our
destination. Now only as many days
us months are required for tho
tourist to make the name trip ns a
jo' rldn, Do the first old pioneers
deservo credit for building tho first
old log cabin homes and laying the
foundation of what you suo of our
prosperous homes today? ,
Chats With
Parents
tiik i.rrri'H iumv
liy Alice Judsoit I'ealo
: Hetty never hul a chanco to play
with other chlhlren until her pur
ents moved to their present house.
The child who had Spent hours
playing alono In a city apartment
or walking meekly by her nurse's
side In the park was thrown sud
denly Into constant contact with a
half dozen or moro youngsters who
lived within a few doors of her
house.
.She was shy, timid, unsure or
horHclf. There were dally (pitm'els
and upheavals and calls foe help,
but tho worst difficulty of all arose
from the fact that Hetty, who was
6, seemed bent on persecuting tho
chubby ;i-year-old who lived two
doors uway. t . .
xn pushed him off his tricycle.
j She look his toys away. One day
she even emptied upon his . head
j tin contents of a toy watering can.
V.1
,SWUATl' RlVER,
WHAR. WE. BE
SEE THEA BOULDER
A-HANUIN flKWNO
SILVER TIP WHAT
HORSE. !
i-
att'
i Uiil)iiiltt
AND NEWS
In ench enso ho was called lo ac
count, but the ffrlof wont on for &
xxK or moro.
It was not until Ttotty hnd learn
ed to mako frtondii with children
;of her own njro and to feel secure
ivmunic them thiu sho could bo per-
' -
It frequently happens that, clill- i
drn develop Ktwnlts of difficult .
liohawof wlieu thev uro nubleotod i
- w
10 tli nweaslly oc maliliiK a new
uiiiiem.
Hetty, thrown for the flint time j
tern- :
ICII llll III III" Vlllll-ll Ml l.-
own ago. anil tho 3-yonr-old was at j
. 1
nee it scapegoat for Iter uncom-
I'orl'iblu Inferiority feellttKH and a i
means of tiasertlni? superiority over j
something. - j
x, v.
ARK , IXITIAIiS i
OK HOY IX TKXXKKSF.F. !
T3TOAVA1I, Tetin. (AP) When W ;
son was born four months ago to j
Mr. and Mrs; ('. I.. Zimmerman,
tho father decided he wanted his
son to have the Initials 'X. Y. Z."
The parents and their friends
puzzled over the matter of finding i
names to fit the desired InltlaU. ;
and It was not until P. Ii. Sanders.!
u railroad machinist, came for- j
ward with the suggestion that the,
baby bo named Xenophon Young j
Zimmerman, . then the. matter was I
settled.
Why Few
Are Fai
Excess fat has been disappearing fa;
In late years. So fast thnt excess fat i
theexceptien now rYou eeo that in over
circle. '
Thnt change is largely clue to the dii
covery that excess fu is largely the resu
of a gland weakness. A gland wlios
secretion helps turn food to fuel. S
modern physician, in treating obesit;
seek to combat this cause.
Their method is embodied in Marmol
prescription tablets. People have use
them for 22 years millions of boxes c
them. Now almost everyone has slendc
friends to show them the results.
Go do what they did try Marmolt
All druggists supply it at $1 a box, an
a book in each box tells you how an
why it acts,
Acacia Mutual Life
. Association
of WaahltiKton, in Hit Ulntrlrt of Columbia,
eo the llilrty-flrflt rtuy of Drip m tit r, 1129.
made to the Iiinuranen CommiinU'iier ol tho
State of Ortjjoii, j:ur.iint to luv:
Caphal
Amount of capital atocH paid '
up , Nona
Inegnm
;ome tat
year
IntrnK rtlvtilAnrlB anil .rent
reovtd durliiK tin year. ... 1,663,072.19
Jncom from othrr miirci-n re
ceved durliiB the year.. . 633.flfl4.43
Total Income '...V.su.OLD.MS.iii
IMnhuwiiirnta
raid for Iomm. tnilowiTuntK.'
annuities and aurremltr vol-
uen t 2,39.33.38
Dividend! paid to pollcyhoM-
m durltiK the year. , t7S.180.aa
DlvldmtiB r-Airi on capital . ,
i. Pnmmltilrni nml fl In rlr'aVai'lrt
r curiae tn n k. :.... r.f . ft nr.Tf
I iixu, ju-rnern anu je paiu
F durlut- the year lB4.O01.fll
' Amount of an otner expend
Vll.lOX.fiU
To til expenditure ....
Valui of ral catmi owned
fmarkrt valuti 1
.$ 1,19.0.7C
Vihia of tcHki and bnnU
owned (market or amortfard
value)
Loan on mortKatet and col
lateral, etc
Premium notta and policy
loana
Cash In bank and on hand . . .
r-et uncollected and deferred
fremluma
erf t and rent dua and ac
crued Cirrus aett
Deduct aiiela not admitted..
1,719.711-VO
4 02, ons, 18
280,15a. fi7
36,77.01
Total admitted IUSI . . . . , .3, BUS, 862.64
UabHHlM
Net reaervea. .U1.0U.n&3.1
Oroaa clalma for loxnn unpnld lR2.7ti7.75
All other lluliillKea l,uan,J7S.17
Total MabilutM, excluilve,of
caiiilal atock I32.326,&e.fla
Hunlnen In Orrjiwi for the Year
Premium and dividend, re.
3(18.979.11
tiirnM riiii-ini? Ihn vtmr'....
ijoaaen )iam niirinK me year..
Name of Com pan jr
ACACIA MI TI AI, 1,11 K ASSOCIATION
WILLIAM MONTOOMKHV. Prealdent.
J. P. YORT. flerretary anil Actuary.
Statutory resident attorney for aervlct, .
Ineurance Commlnn Inner.
EAGLE EYES
MfeS 1 WOULDN'T BE A-TALL. f GREAT SCOTT, SCOKHv''j!SJ' ' 1
WE'LL RUN ON Vy which CASE - NO.- BUT N WW ' ' Mj "
TO ONE, JAKE.f I YER KIN ALWAYS TELL. " T?S,1BL3. ' '
yfl WHAT TO BE. LOOKIN OU T . pj- I rvvfc
J PER !-WOLV6S, COYOTES, '
LYNX ,AN' PAMTHER.S., JjT'.aY
V ALL HAVE T4AR FAVOR TE JWSJoE?'
TRAVELS FAST, TOO
, j I iij THAT'S THE WAY" tf IS lH 7
I . ,-P'f JOl '( K'EW YORK. EVERTrTHlMG
fh 'ftf- &QW,-A MOVES FAST. - - NOW '
. it tm h aitsi t
X. V. Z. weighs 22 founds, above
average for a yomiGHUnr of hi Age.
S.UAHT ni.WKK I1AO
IX H1.AOK AXTKMM'E.
' -
'1I or snorto " trimmed with j
""r J
i1'11" 1
It Ut iiioont to ho carriod with a
laco dinmv or Ihtialor ensemble. .
LATTICE
' FENCES
A lattice fence .
will not only j
beautify your ,
home but add '
to it's' value.
Let us show you
the many designs
we have.
VANPETTEN
LUMBER CO.
rjIONE MAIN 738.
"COOI SE11VICK QUICK"
Through Boot! times, hard times,'-
all the time you are sure of good .
old fashioned solid 6 always, on
our lump sum plan of $100 or -more.
TWO DIVIDENDS a
year. Or
'I
1
tart i $ tnveitment.
Add to It or withdraw,
when nnd as you please
Start today either at 6 or B
-s by tending check, money
order or draft .J'-'
LktM . Vs
TATE SUPERVISION-
( Safe Responsible
WESTERN SAVINGS
A
i
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
Y. M. C A. Bld.-SIihd Ysqiliill
PORTLAND . f
Kesources over $1,600,000. '
V 111
a!aaal
USED CARS
1928 Chevrolet Landau sedan. Per
fect mech. condition. All hew tires.
:- $450
PERKINS
Main 600
COIXMWA MKK8 TA1-KIF1S
' BOCIOTA (Al Sound" picture
! nro crowding, silent movies from
tliontoia In, Colombia; 'Patrons Am
not Heoin to object to A'rensonabm.
I amount of tiilUiw; In Knijl'.nh. '
Don't
neglect a COLD
DISTRESSING coIJ in clicst ar
throat that to Aftcn leads to
eomctl.iiiR serious Kcnerally rcjponili .
to good old Musterole with the hrst ap
plication. Should bo more ettective tf
usnl once every how for ft ve hour,
WorkinR lika tho tnimid hands of a
masseur, tliia famous, blcnJ of oil of
mustard, camphor, menthol and other
helpful innredicnts brings relief naturj
' ally. ' It penetrates anu sumuiatea muw.
circulation, helps to draw otlt infection
i and pain. Used by millions for 20 years.
I Recommended by doctors and nureefc
KecpMusterolc handy jarsandtubea.
To MnthrrsMtuterole is also
made in milder Jorm for bobjef
and small children. AskorChil
dren's Musterote. L s
, U. S. h. Batteries v
V'tnir oltl battery anil $ft.8,
puts a titiw ott.lii onr eiu.
Burgess Battery and
Electric
3 blocKs enst or CP.
- ' loiot.
Wisdom demands that you
secure the services of ex
pert morticians who know
, tha;scien(;e.; ,anfl.!thics of.
their profession and who
have demonstrated their
capacity arid ability.
We Understand
Snodgrass '.
& Zimmerman
Phone Main 52
J
MOTOR CO
4th and Adams
By John C. Terry
By Julian Ollendorff
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