La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 01, 1930, Page 9, Image 9

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    Thursday, May 1, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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(PLASSIFIED ADQ 1
i The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties . . , I wJ
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NEW TODAY
OU) TIM K TAWH S.1L lyiKht nt ,
Kaeles hull. 6-1 -:;t :
D.XNI'K AT KI.GIM open air lnvll- 1
ion every tint, niijlit. tp.
I'AI.I. lTS for'qirlok taxi mill trann-:,
, for Borvioe. rtitclvliorti easl Hiifl '
' TmnHfnr, Main 13-1. r.-l-S t.-''
Poll SAUK -OR TKAIWO Player;,
pt.'mo, I'll. 8:12-11. Adams. :,
1.-1-3 t. ;
RRIjinWi AND UKMOIIKI.1NU''
work. 'Hone riRht on time. -I'lnna
and estimates without -obllffa- .
tion. fall .Main t, 1-:. Austin: ii
6-1-tf'!
UKMSTlTiM-llNti-.I'-uurtll
St.
a
yd. 1 it'fi
5-1-1 t.p
Kill! SAI.hlSot of lia'nli'MH
middle. Jlioa Al.lor. 1 -
a'nfl
! tl.
KIHl SAI.'M Mnjcsilr
AflnniK.
ranu;e. l!"i
.fi-l-a tp
l-'OIC HUNT 1-nn.
1- temple, 5l-il.
fui'li. apt. ;1. O.
. 6-1 -lit.
WA.NTIM) Work on dairy farm,
fjlavo bad years experience In
feeding for capacity -production.
Hlolil Hllltf'll'Nti'ra'.lllH'llHi', 1-"S
2nd SI.. Iji liramle. Oro. f.-l-l'tp
FOR SALE
VOI l KAI.K OR THAIVB 96B ttrvo
viock ranc-h near 'Klora, oro , al
ho aiot-k of (fcnornl niprohaiidlHO.
1 'Only Mtai'o ill- town; -lloln7 soort
-. 'Inislni'HH. Aoirn'ki 'or call on G. O.
'Clark. I'llorn, Orf. 4-2'J-S tn.
1'OH SAI.K Ony hod, davenport
. Halilo, w-ritmir dok. flonblo and
ini;ln IwUh, foinploto othor fnr-
niturcv I'll. 8:i:-K, 2001 Adams.
'' i-!;!i-3 't.
von SAMS
iportnnily. A Taro bUHlnoMH op
John MirrH. 4-SB-tf.
VP) It SALK 12 sheet capacity
linmo laundry electric washer.
'I'sed only a sliort time. I'riceil t
low. Klectric Service store. 141 0'
Adams .' 4-30-3t
1'OK SALK Adding machine (7
col.) with stand. A Rront bar
main, l'horto .Main 124. 4-20-8 't.
.MI ST 1 110 SOLD TliR-hest sealed
ibid before Slay irn UB it stamis.
Hot 7, block 2, at u'nfl Spl inR
:sih., Itimiifrs addition. Marcla TKI.i
Miller, box 23, millsdnle, 'Oreson.
4-30-3 t.
l''Olt SALE Netted Gem seed po
tatoes, I'll 11 Cow. 4-30-8 tp
l.'OK SAIiK Reafly-cut lumber tovt
ihulldiiiKK of any size and kind.
11 A homo fproduct. PJaco yoifr or
; der wrth Pete Boiwrfjint, Main
ar.o. Island City. 4.-23-1 mp
FOR SAliE Modern 6-rm
:two lots Kast Adams
j.,0 00 j
monthly. Rert Oakmnn, 2U1
Javid Stott BldB. Detroit, Mich.
4-18-1 mp
IJSTKN T-'OUvS-Gowen hatched)
chicks llivo, ''prow and . produce j
moro epgs per pullet than cheap
er chix offered. ""Mour extra eggs
per pullet, more than pays the
'difference In cost and tho ba h-
ance ot increased production is ;
profit. White Foghorns. 20.00 ;
per 1000; ?CR.OO per 500; $14.00 I
per 100, Order now. Gott en; Inc.
Hatcheries, Caldwell, Idaho box
727 A.
4-23-1 mp
FOR SATTS Corner lot on Wash
ington. Inquiro 1904 Oak St.
4-7-1 mp.
FOR SAIE The only complete
houso moving outfit In Union,
Wallowa and Baker counties.
Terms. Enough work to pay for
at a 4 basis. Poor health the
' cause. John Mars.
4-0-tf.
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.TYPEWRITERS jAII malies tor:
sale, rent or -eN-chanfre. B. fl. '
I
Professional Directory
This directory is (v-pcelnlly bandy for tho newcomer or for the
nnt-of-town render who may want lle name and address of -some
professional man. ft has 'beon 'cnrdfally propared and will .pro7
to bo a ready aid to any render in obtaining prompt professional
service.
CLASSIFIED FOR QUICK REFERENCE
z :.-
1'hysicians & Surgeons
A. U RICHARDSON', Sf. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office over Glass Drugs
Office Phone, M-15 Res. .M-56
Astrologer
MRS, FltKDKRIC BALSIKS
301 , A-li'
Readings Daily.
Readings by Mail a Specialty
STAGES LEAVE
From Corner of Elm and Jefferson
Wallowa Valley Coaches
Leave
La Grande for Joseph 8:45 a.
4:00 p. m.
Makes All Main Iiiie Connections.
For information call MAIN 795).
Buy Round-Trip Tickets nd Save
Good for 60 Days.
Want Ad
Rates
Observer
(Count five average worda
to the lino.)
Per line, ltit Insertion i10c
Per line, eich added consec
utive Insertion
Minimum clinrtre on one
order w.................Z5e
RATES "BY "MONTH
2 Tinas, -ptfi- month ..$2. BO
3 liana, Jper month .-.......43.25
4 lines, per month .-.j4.00
6 lined, per month .... 4.76
l-Inch additional line over five
chnrtred at COc pur line . per
mouth.
CASH IN ADVANCE! la re
quired on all Clarified orders to
earn them rates. Higher rates
charged on all credit -in sent Ions.
Copy for all 'Classified orders
musi. bo In this office by -10 A.
1. DAY OP JNSIOUTfON. Snp
'Orders on iid Inmsrtefl un'tfl fyr
tiiw.r notice inuHt bo received by
-the "same hour or -extra 'insertion
will, be charged.
Telephone 'orders loltotted.
'Cash rates anay be earned on
iphone orders by -payment on or
beforo date of last insertion.
TBGKE MATN 37
"An Observer Want Ad
. Will Do It"
Tuckey, room 1, over - Silver- i
thorn-Wriprht drnfrs. 4-5-1 to.
MISCELLANEOUS
TSU J 1 MXC. AND
ItliXIOIlKMNa (
work.: Done rltrht. an ; time,
l'lnns and oslimatoH without ohT
ligation. Call Main Sll, 10. Austin.
.' 4-iS-tf.
SOMMBlt HOTra Modern and
quiet. Personal service. Lobby up
stairs. Depot and Wash. Also '
first clnss apartments. See '.is
for comfort. ' 4-23-1 m.
'LA. GKANDB 1U.TTKBSS Vp
tanlatenlDg Kug Cleaning
Works. -Phone 424-W. 'Chaa. TEd-
wards. Prop. 12-1-lui
MONEY TO 1X5AN Monthly in
stallment plan. On Improved
real estate. Can save you money.
J. R. Oliver. 4-12-1 m.
MONET TO LOAM We are repre
sentatives, for the Prudential In-
. surance Co., and can make farm
or city loans at attractive rates
or interest. Chas. H. Reynolds,
rnsuranc Joans nd bonds.
EASTERN 'O'RJDQON School of
Music, violin, piano, voice. Cred
its, t O. O. V. temple, '447-J.
B-24-1 m.
TORE ttOIvITrwOOD strain white
Jjeprhorn chicks, 'heavy 'laying,
free range hens, mated to Brow
nell .podigreed Cockerels, April
10th, 12c; 23rd, 11c; May 1st and
later 10c. Ship c'. o. jj,, on .ap
proval. Pad fib Hatchery, Tang
ent, Ore. 4-2-1 mp.
ROOKING WORK. Repair work
or any kind of a new roof. . Call
ChaH. Tllldebrand, bJOW. 3-6-lmp
'MONET TO UOAH on improved
city .property, Btraleht loans or
'Installment pi an. lowest rates.
'United States Investment Co.
Phone Main J.
,CAPATUyK WOM AN wishes house
, . doping with elderly people. Mis:
ping with elderly people. Miss
Kelley, S02 l-'lrst St. 4-30-3 tp
i i
FOR SIGNS
hotel.
Call Long, Sommer,
4-H0-G tp
FOR RENT
FOR RUNT Rooms. Modern,
clean, reasonable, 140S Wash.
4-30-1 nip
KOfi RUNT 2 room npt. Lluhts
nnd water. 2303 Ash, call 44!i M.
4-30-2 t.
1'OR RBNT rnrn. apt. I.lehts
innd water furn. 2108 Adams.
' 4-2 8-C t.
TOH RKNT Modem furnished
IKE E. nOUVY, M. D,
liEWA WlIiKES, SI. D.
Praotloe -limited to diseases of
the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Sew Koley Telephone
Building Main 16
DIt. J, E. WOODELIi
Chiropractic Physician
Other methods applied,
tlathrmy, Ultra Violet Ray,
Pood Science, Sinusoidal and
Sulvanism. Foot troubles cor
rected. - 20 Somnwr B!-g.
Phone 4I-W.
Hrs. 9-6, 7-8 Res. ISO-'W.
apts. Wavcrly Apts. -Jail O nve.
4-26-1 mp.
FOR RENT Up-to-date furnished :
upuf rmcrit. Cnruge. Landls Court. ;
J-9-t f.
FOR RENT & rm frn. house
wllh bath, fiance. Adults. 1-124
S. nve. 3-27-t'f.
--
; K(R. Ji-KNT Modern ant. Call
Melville's, Main 43'J.'
- 4-LMUtf.
I
.TOTl RENT 4 rm. furn. apt. with
j 'bath. Adults, 1423 S, nve.
! - 3-27-'tf.
FOR ENT Forn.
apts., with baths
row ratu. lAdult.
wood.
'houaefc and
'clean, 'quiet,
TS10 KJreen-fl-10lm.
WANTED'
WANTl'ID Itoomers.-lvnd boarderH,
i'lio Artam A'o. V ' !-':o-'2 ti.
I'OrNti LAHY wlHlio.s : Konral
houaokooplnff. a40S Wanh aftir
G p. in, or ihone :l 1 4 1 . 4-H0-4 tp
AVANTKI") Woman cook In lunch
counter nnrt Tcstfilirant. -Ore.
. Trail Trafllns Co., Jitacliam.
Ore. " 4-20-6 tp
WANTED Clcun cotton -ruffs.
Will pay ficiier lb. . Must be
clean and nothing -but cotton.
' Kvenlilff Observer. , . 4-lil-tf
WANTHIJ All kinds ot cement
work by C. Hiltlnrbrnndt, 404-W.
FIND IT
HERE
Oopj for this column must be
In by 9 a. m .
HemstltoliInK, tylentlng, button
boles, etc. TV or ton's Kiddie Shop,
Y
Adv.
A 11. TIOOT HI MOK
St nnd opening tomorrow. Pree
Toot brer at 2 o'clock. O. 1., Ticket,
prop. k f b-l-l' t.
i;u;i oii:x aik pavimox
, J)anee -every SaT. -nigln. -5-1--2 t p
XOTIOl'i to coxTnAcroua
Scaled tpmposnls will bo received
by i he Ma.stmlc aiuilding associa
tion at the office of; Geoi'ge T.
Cochran, up to Vive O'block J. SF.
Saturday, May tho 3rd', 1030 tor
excavating of basement pn the Ma
sonic in'operty -In the 'City 'of 'ia
Grande, Oregon.
'Phe contractor to furnish all
labor, tools and equipment for tho
complete excavation as ..outlined In
the .specifications novon file In
the office of Architect ''iCharles B.
Miller. 4
'CEOUGK T. CdCirRAN,
. Sicrctaiy.
4-3t)-i t
CARD OV THANKS
Wc wish to extend our thank.-
to tho wonderful friends who were
so kind and helpful to us during
the illness nnd death of our wife
ami mother, to the Itebekahs. iho
V. B A. and the Kagles for the
beautiful help they gave' us and to
all for . the flowers she loved no
well,
t;corge Barneit.
Louise Harnett. '
Hill-ton Whltled.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Miller and
family.
Air. anil Mrs. J. IT. .Lake an1
family.
Air. and Mrs. Orvillo E. Doan.
5-1-1 t.
T-EA CITS AM) SAl'HERS
Still a few se ts left of the fine
Mavarinn Ten flips nnd Saucers,
CriADfTIV OIVITTiT-T Trade Mark JURistrutlon Applied for
OUKUXlX kSIVIIIXI . U. S. Patent Offlco
ON MONDAY WORMING l CANTeRED KJRTM TROM.
TJE CIRCLE-BAR RANCH ON TltE BEAVEBEAt) RIVER..
TdE 80VS HAD SADDtED DAN. A NEW MORSt CROfA
THE SITTER ROOT VAU.EY, UPNORW . HE WAi
SEEMINGLY GENTLE , AND A THOROUGHBRED
A DESCENDANT OP GARReJON , THE FAMOUS
MARCOS PALY PACE HORSE . VOU,NO JD0U8T,
HAVE HEARD THE OHRASE A GARRISON CNISH .
I ONLY INTENDED TO TAKE. A SHOOT RIDE, FOR
GLORIA
Trade Mark Heuistration Applied Vt
U. S. l'atent Office
ISN'T TWlS
A DAT?UNG
CHJTFir.p
UeLltVfc THAT IVOT f VI IHINtib C"-. fl7
rJ SO MANY" YEARS AGO Sx Aj?E DlFFCRErJTjm, W
Ui WOMEN 1?CIDE SIDE- (f& NOW.
anft Vlu'te 'Specfiil nt !Kioh:i'Wl son's
Art and Gift Shop. Bountiful Lus
tre hi 1k different color schemes
on fine Havitrian China Ilia n kit for
ySc for u t?l of Bis miUul plates, 4
una USeTaru set 'of three t'tins nml
feniictirt. . You ' crfnnot nfforfl '(to
mlKs this siiccial 'offer. S-l-'l t.
Rt Tt'tor's ICplscopal 'Guild will
iTirild" "tin ivpron and ennfty Bale on
isjitiuflhy at rattlHon'H grocery
i store. 6-1-1 t.
The iiioju aftracflvo ihio of
Morhor's 'IX'iy fords over hoft-n
uro'now on display (lt Tti(hiirdHons
nn (llrt pno"- 1',nfl'," 'lirds
If,,r f'"' 6c to fl.utt enh will he
round in the attractive Mothers
i'Hiy liliio. '6-1-1 t. J
Np.lv
clirreet
In the
fitting
of your
finest new rIuss at "i
prices ui Itichardson's
Shop.
Health Talks
MMnVIN4i !,
"Grow dill ulonB Willi nio,.
' -,l ho IntSl is. yet lo bo .
Phe last of life (or ivhll ll tho
lil-st -was niaue.
So sallK .Hrowninit 4n 'Mtabbl
Hen KKra. lint Tliore are sumo
to. whom . Ki'owiaB obl.dooH not
QiKlitry that '"llio beUt is 0t to
lie." paiiiouli'.rly those elderly pel-
sons who arrow InoreasiiiKly deaf, i
There Is a type of
leafiiesH
which
omos 'on .with apro,
as senile deafness. Phei'e is a slow
loss 'In the s'liilrpness" of tho
bcarlni; sense. At first only the
hiiriHT notes nre-nilssed. '4ihe shrill
notes of a whistle, or the hirfh lems.
liitchefl tones of a singing bird j ;Jn his talk on crttlnism 3)r. Cur-,
fall to register. The itowor notes, tis pointed bill cretinism was nl
those used in ordinary convei'sn-j 'thyroid gland disease definitely as
tion are heard with perfect ease.' social ml with goitre and confined
But with time the deafness prog-'principally to mnunffitnuus dls-;
resser. and' even the lower register j trlcts. ile said c;rcTlns or midget,
becomes hard to catch.-' are- becoming a problem as tln-fr
True senile deafness niwiy begin ; nuinbrs Increase In the Alps, Him
aa early as sixty, or again may notjalayas Andes. and Carpathian
nijikn iiw imneui-iince. until .eighty. ; mountains, nnd asserted there Is
n tlio uncomplicated case, there
is no ringing in the ears nor diK
Kinesis. Thtf.'e. hi only an, levefr
deepening silence
Not all of the deafness of old
ago is of the senile type. There
are 'other 'enuf-cs than ago and
senilll'y that Tnny bring on fleaf-M
ness and eCiHiiln among these may'! ,
bo .treated effectively.-, ll'here may- FU&T OellVVH
be a eatnrrhal condition of'tho In-'i -i ri . ' J-J'a
ner lube of the ear or lh trouble! V llIlTlWS tO llUlllS
may have its origin In the nose.!
TrUpiictL-d ear wax is not an un-i POH.Tl.AKU. May H Katly
coukmoa "cniifte.v. The genera I. cdn-J Sunday mornings at 'the 'Portlnind
Ktituiloiini condition, tuo, 'has., Its airport, always, flndn A'lllhu'is. Var
bearing on hearing as well 'as on ' ncy Air Unes idiot, ' seurrybig
other body functions. The renvoval; around - the hangars looking for'
of centers of infection, such as had
teeth, sometimes work wonders. .
Over Night News
! 'tUy Tho" Assdcliited'Pi't'ss; . :
"V'ashin)in Itorah itroutinrH
friendly attitude to naval treary 'in
conference with Secretary Stimson.
oiimoimih iNauonai guards pmi
residence In Columbus prison.
Washington Senate deluile on
Parker confirmation leaves out
come 'dbubtfiil as vole noai's.
New York . Mrs. Robert I,.
Dodge pays ?2I8,2H0 In fines and
(Mules fur undeclared purchases
brought In 'from Kin'opo.
San Antonio Two army cadets
die In plane crash.
Washington -Revenue bur
eau announces nine-month fobac-.
eo tax collections ot J333,o71,4H, '
exceeding . corresponding .period I
last year iby 1 7, 000, (inn.
New York Chief Justice till '1
Airs. Hughes announce engagement
of their daughter, Klly.nhcth 'ICvans
1-liighes, to William Thomas Oos
sett, New York attorney.
'I'oiclgn
Iloinbay Economic depression
follows Gandhi's civil disobedience .
ea mpalgn.
, ,T 15 HA12D TO I I (h BUT, AUrVLUCY - 7$)
LMrt
1. 1
League
Hy the Assoclnicil IMtvss ll
W. 1.. IH
Oalihnid ..lo 1 ,6K'.
SaOranuMlto ,.14 S .OHO;'
San Pranoisfo 13 10 .tiliS T
Imis AnKeles : :li !l .551)!
I Missions 1 I 1 1 .600 !
Sealtle ii 14 .:ti;4
; 1 1. illy uo, i,l s 14 .:lli4 '
' 'T'oi't lifnfl 7 is .asi
ASIIllttOAN r
I VV. !1 ipct. i'
WiwlfliiKtcn .....Vo t ."Oil:
I Olevt'liiiill S 4 ,!
I'l'llil'liKo '(J ' H .Midi) j
ll'lilllillelpliia li T. ,T4'4ri i
I St. I.onis ' 6 7- .mis j
I llostim ' 6 S .3S5 j
j 'lll'Dtl'iilt 5 10 ,333
1 New York 3 .213
I XATIONAIi. j
W. 1,. T'ot.
j T'lttsburirh 0 3 .750 j
Kow Y'ork 7 3 .-700 j
Thleilijo S K .5011 j
'Ttoston 5 5 ' .600 '
St. Louis (1 K ,4:?!l 1
T'lifllidelpbla 5 7 .4 17 i
l'0olilyn . ; 7 .ill!
'I'lMl'Inniitl , : 4 R .!I!IK j
t
IMtngeV Xf DWCITIS
In The Northwest
DKL MONTK, Cal .May 1 (AP)
llr. Oeorjje M. 'Curtis, associate
in-ofessor of surgery, l:niverslty of
knots-n'i'lilcai?!, In an address here told
'the Cii'liforuia Nhxllca'! ussoclatlim
'that u race of flwn'i'fs 'may sprhic
! up 'In the United States to present
: unusual medical and social prob-i
danger of cretinism In the Pacific
northwest,
' , f
iodlnlzotlon of watoV
lie urg'
and improved sanitary conditions
to prevent further Increase in tlhe
number of dwarfs and goitre caHcs
in tho region,
fresh funny sheetH. Soon he takes
off with the morning load of trans
continental mall and mi hour ainft
ia hair -later finds him 'roaring over"
the sage -brush twrltiiry tit" con- J
ri'al AV-ashingtnn. Oown on tlho
nand dunes with upturned eyes 'a
j..group ;.fif, youngluiH awaits t'ho.
vdiwtant Hlrone- with- eagtM-ness. .. A
! moment later 'Davis swoops dow'n'
close to the ground, drops a tight-
, lv 'roll 'd ii:i(kit or f irmiftM il I mm
- hiu plane gracefully on one wing,
below and Is lost to sight in n few
moments behind Iho rolling hills.
Davis snys the last look back re
vcnis a mad scriunble for the pa
peir. He says lie gels a real thnlll
out oflthe weekly aerlnl paper bi(y
si lint.
r
Herlln Nicholas Murray Duller
in speech pleads for peace based
on 'economic Touinlatlons.
U. S. L. Batteries
Your old bait cry nnd $.N5
puis a new one iti your cor.
Burgess Battery and
, Electric
2 Mocks east of TJ. P.
Depot.
-THE SKY WAS CLOUDED CAIER AMD IT LOOKCD
THRBATeNNQ . THE BITTER HOOT AKIMAL, HOW
EVER. SUDDENLY TOOK A NOTION. It) EKJLT, AND
HAVIN6 QCTTTeHTHE BIT IN HISTeETH.T COULD
DO N6TMIMG QUTHOLDON TOR DEAR LIFE- ,
HE SWIFT A AN ARROW AND RDSCESSy)
THE WIND OP HIS ANCESTOR. .
HE FINALLY RAN HIMSELF OUT, SOTTHEN '
WE LIKE
Eastern Oregon
Has Seven Men
On Track Squad
A tlaneo nt rhe Orej?nh fltate
eolti'fte A-arstty . track roster 'this
year ievirlK t'ho JntorostliiM: faet
that ww numrliers. Mre from
Ihrker. U1iln mill Wallowa Colin
til's, -with two f the 'seven from;
in 'Wrande. -All 'of the seven are;
IKitt'iirliil ipohit , wlrtnrrs a'lid a ifewi
of 'them hirve already broken liftoj
'tho setfphiK' 'Colmn'n 'this year!
thi-oiiKh the nredlum; 'of tmllttlnKj
Tclay ttoints trmottK team ntt'inners.;
The KrUiip or 'Kast Orogonlans,
Iheir nKi evenl -and home towjis
fellow:
('In lido Anson, 1ft, -mllo i4un, Ia.
Oninde. . .
(leorRo 'Duff. 22, hurdles. 'Raker.!
Tom Duff, 21, broad jump,
linker. " '
J.-H'k 'Cox, 20. iihotput, Union, j
J. v. TlWhiiHon. 4, 'Too and 200
Itlchard Lyinun, 20. polo vault i ponnnnls without at least one Kood
and hlKh .lump, lin. Wvaiule. . j left-hander and most of the con
.laines Wuiuliemnniin.'i 111. SS0- ! tenders une well oinilppod with
yard .run. Malfwtiy.
'The O. S. C. track scliodiilo for
'i'lie reifililllder of -this season fol
lows: ' i " 1
Mjiy 11, Washington relay cur-
nivtil at Seattle.
May 10, "Washington university
nt Seattle.
-May 17. t'niversilv of Idaho nt
; 'Corva'tlis.
May 24, Vnlvcrsity of Oregon iit
CorvnlllA. '
May 30-31, Pacific coast con
fi'i'i'nce irt IMIMinan, Wash,
Vait Siberia
SUiorln 'luis over 'twenty , -rivers
that etupty Into the -Arctic oeetin,
'tli roe of which are longer than Ilia
Mississippi nnd drain an nron Rent
er Hum tho total area of the United
States. ' ' ; "
Most Popular 'Gam Bird
Moro nliensiints are rnlsefl 1tv
man thnti uir othor kind of gome
j UH.( mrlilmhly mluc-tciiths or
I more of the totnl nmnbur of pheiis-
, ,imtK rtilw In this country tiro ring-
necks-'
.Hnndredsiof Thousands
of Wise Amei'icans
Demand Krnschen Salts
K'ooiis you ln tfdnft tliontth nil tlio
lime-uskln 'loai nml lKly tvev
from fat.
Just 'thilnk"ot it: these -new, bf't
ter and dirferent salts were cm'ly
lntrod:iced ittfo America a few
lhonths'agh yet a host of Intelli
gent Americans are 'heult'hlcr and
happier becausO of t'lu'lr supreme
goodness. 1 ' ' ,
KniHchen 'Salts -aro the daily
health : doso of millions Of 'iieople
the -world over they are tlio larg
est nulling uiedlcicl -Malts In "Great
Britain. ' '
0fn''lhi,irr(mtytbdn toi'Klr,rtscWM"
In a glass of hot water every morn
ing getftly but strrely Hlimulntes
the 'liver-, i)iow'ls and kidni'yfl to
healthy eltmtnatlon. :
But the six vitalizing and re
juvenating salts in ivruri(0)en do
tmoro than cause regular ellinlna
tion :tlfe man 'or woman who
takes them regularly need have no
fear of poisons rpollutlng the Hys
'leui which Is the cause of many
annoying and depressing tils.
One bottle Of Krusrhen Walts
(lasts 1 -weekM) cost 'but JiTic and
one bWtfle will -prove of vast bene-
i fit 'to people who have constipation,
headaches,' IndtgeMtion, , nervohs
ness, Theiimarlsm, dpresftlon, acld-
Ilty and aulo-intolcatlon.
T-Jot only thu't bdt one bottle will
bring n limit 'body activity- Increase
, In energ', vigor and ambition,
j sparkling 'eyes and freedom from
jplmples and blemishes mfffllotis
j know all This you 'ought to 'know
lr.
Sold by the Refl Cross l)rug
store and ftniggltfifl America, ovi'i-.
Adv. "
BETTY'S STORY
I WAS COMPLETELY eevJlLBEREO . 'NO SUN
SHONE TO GIVE ME THE PONTS OF TH6 COMPASS.
I 'WAINT 'GREATLY AL.ARJM6.D, top-SCORCHYAVY
Alee DALE, HAD SUCCEEDED 'let FOLIO WIN&, AND
AAY S IV-SHOOTee WAS .HANDY. NEiritER WAS I
OUCPICIOUS OFMYWOPCE VOW. ANIMAL. with
BACINS QLOOD ARE APT TO BE E.KRATIC.
WHEN I FINALLY CONCLOtiED TO GIVE MY HORSE
The ReriN-ANDDo the thinkinq jr me-i did
NOT SUSPECT HE WAS MfeAOIMS FOfi HIS HOME
IN THE. eiTTTiR ROOT VALLEY. ' 1
THE NEWS DAYS! .
Its I -LIKE THIS. , IM TWE OLD CAVS I I -,.., mi
) ) 1 V I'LL i V(k rTv OF f)0 NG THE ONLY f "IvSi
(A V1'tak& jTV'''ciMwwATz,. -reason Wr 3M$f-
I V VT-&&S9 WPTHbl THEY PIPN'T XLffk .
"li ill WW
Spopt
1 Slants
Alan J,Gouij
rarJBBBBBssBSBjsBl ; iug school to he conducted at Dnl
At the outset, anyway, It looks luH juyij.
like a left-handed eHOii In the j p,ft.nk, nj? Morrflon in the asem
major lea trues, . . nf vnn mnirpd .f..r fhn
Tho first, alihreviatod,
Htormr
swopl week of tile oampniKn wit
iiossod brilliant
.pltclilni; iiorform-
rt -Mnsos drove uC
uncos by Holier
the Athletics, Larry rroncli o( the ' jiK Ten boskelbnll champions lant
l'irates.. Wild Dill lliillahnn ot tho winter. , ,
Cardinals, Lester Sweollalid of tile; , . 1 1 : ,
IMillllos, Watson Clurk of tho
Hrooklyna. Hail Whllohlll of the The Camera fistic, circus -picked
Tluers and Hill Walker ot the. a bad spot to tip its Hand Oak
Clants all tosshiK ourvos and hich ! land. .California, 'Just . across tho
hard ones from tho port side. ; hay -from San Prancisdo and in tho
j-ow teams have ever canturod
'eoek-oyos"
thls.yer. The A's hove
two of tlio best In (irjvo and Wal-
berrf. Grove is a booiI but to leadij.
the twirlors of both leagues in all- ,
aroiiuil portormanco this year.
The (ilaiits depend on three
! southpaws, Hubbell, W alker and
j l'ruetl, to keep them In the race.
1 l-3Bitt and Chirk are Brooklyn
I nni-tHlilA hops. Whitehlll is the
! mainstay of the Tiger stuff. The
t Pirates count heavily upon French
The
and Petty.
ij The Yankees hnve ZZnchary, i
wells aud Pennock for lnft-handed
mound chores "but Pennock in
about 'through and Zacbary, des
plto an exceplioritil year In 11)21), :
cannot toll regularly. The Yan
kees, If they go anywhere In tho
race this year, must get righ't-
Announcing New Sesvlss
MOTOR COACH
Pendleton Walla Walia LcnrEston
Spokane Yakima Bcttil '.Foa? tlsaad
Baker Boise Twin Falls PocaficlDo
Salt Lake City
8 Trips Daily to (Pendleton and Way Points.
3 Trips Daily to Baker and Way Points.
: ' i Thru Trips Daily to Portland and Way Points.
2 Thru Daily Set-vice to Weiser, Ontario, Boise.Twin
Falls, Pocatello, SaltiLake City and Way Points
'Connections an made at Pendleton to and from Spokane,' Coenr d" Alone,
Colfax, Lewiston, Pullman, Moscow, Walla Walla nn( Way Pointa.
Connections re made 'at 'Umatilla to and from Konnewiclc, P.tsco,
Spokane, Yakima, ElloHsbifre, Wenntchee and nil Ynkima Valley Points.' -'Connections
are made at Arlington to and from "Heppner, Condon, Tossil
and all John Day Volley Points.
Connections r made t The Dalles to and from Princville,. Bend,
Klamath Falls nnd all Central Oregon Points.
'Connection r made 't Portland to and 'from Tneonfn, Ronttle, 1
Vancouver, B. C, and "Wny Points North and Salem, Corvnllis, EuRene,
iB9oburg,.Modford, Sacramento, San Francisco, 'lo' Angelos' nnd all
Way Points South.
Connections art mads at 'Salt Lake City to and from Denver, Omaha,
Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago, New York and all Eastern Cities.
Motor Coaches
Pendleton 5 :40 -a. ra.-; 9 :30 a., m. ; 6 :50 p. m.:.?2.25 ?,-.40
Walla Walla ..D ;30 a. m. ; ...........,. 3.75 5.65
Lewiston 9:30 a. m ............:....;:....,....,.:.' 7.25 10.00
Spokane 0:30 a. m. .......I;.......:.1.L':...... 8.75 13.15 .
YiMnm 5 :40 a. m. ; 9 :30 a. m. ; 6 :50 p. m... 7.30 12.65
Portland 5:40 a.m.; 9:30 a. m.; '6:50 p. m... 8.00 12.05
Baker ...10 :10 a. m. ; 4 :00 p. m. ; 8. :25 p. m. 1.80 2,70
Boise ..10:10 a. m.; 8:'25 p.-m. ..:....r.cJ.-....i 7.10 10.65
Salt Lake City 10:10. m.; 8;25'p. jh '.:..;.....,::.19.15 31.90
Jnquire at Stago Depot forrales and schedules to all poin'.s
Express Sh'Ipmonts Carried on All ScheCulia . .
Columbia Gorge Stage Depot
Elm and Jefferson Sts. Phone Main 700 .
COLUMBIA GORGE MOTOR COACH SYSTEM
'Park: and Yamhill
AVOID THE 0
ESCAPED TW6
SUDDENLY
1 1) iww
handed effective-nous 'from Plpffnift,
lloyt nnd Sherld. . . ,
Southern ftfethodisi university
rapidly la -HtrMlnjy along the path
that leads to a conspicuous place
h tfh national collolate sjiotllKht.
'The Mustnngs take on Notre
Dame and the Javy this year In
.two of the football schedule's out
standiiifr lnlersectional enpKC-
Imenta and Kay .Morrison, the H.
iM. IT. gridiron mentor, Is a central
j figure in the mid-summer conch-
summer sessions are 'Howard
.Tones,- Southern California's fam-
jouH
iLnin
foothall coach, and Ward
.nmtiert, who tutored Purduo's
: pfpV of ah aroiv that-is as tight-
Aviso" as any wo can think of off-
This Pacific Coiist territory bns
been "worked" by' exports, going
i;"'",";.,, ' ' fl
ci'iTCHl t'ow' aroiind the ringflldes .
lias seen the best of them eomo
and go, so that it required no mic
roscopic eye to detect the irregu
larities in the Carnera-Chevaller
act.
Everything was all right in Oak-
1 Innd. it seems, until 1 !thc negro
Chevalier startect mrowmg ?;tr-
nest punches, to the Carnerrt. jaw
...This IfiVemlntHcCnt-orthe 'night
in. Paris when the late,, ill-fated
liattllng SHU double - crossed ,
Cleorges Curpfntler nnd beat the
Orchid man, in a 'rrnswric for tho
light heavyweight, cbnmplon-shlp
iniitend df carrying out the origin
al agreement, to take It on the,
chin . . . ,
Leave la Grande
Bound
. Way
Trip
Portland, Orego
By John C. Terry
eSATURE SEEMED TO PURPOSELY
EATEN TRAILS , AND ALTHOUGH THE
COUNTRY IS INHABITED BY (SANCHERSIrieR-I,
And trappers .the wily beast keipt Aloop
SO X SAW NO StONS . , ,
HAD I UNDERSTOOD THE ANTICS OF SCORCHY,
WHO CONSTANTLY LAGGED EH IN D, Oft BARKED
AT THE HOWSEL FOf IN FRONT, ALL WOULD
HAVE BEEN WELL AND I WOULD HAVE.
TRAGIC SITUATION WHICH
DEVELOPED
i tt Th A f, Ml Hrluin RIM, -"-
By Julian Ollendorff