La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 06, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text"TTt.l M"-- 'I Faua Twa ,LAGRANDKE R,.LA'GR. S, OREGON. ...... Tuesday, May 6, lt)30 It V i 1 i c i " 1 : c i t i' i ' t - t i f . a ; j ' If i P i ) :!) v J: ii : I' a V . il k k t 1) ti A B O Id "."! Kt M V j) It i: o o j ' oo : Jtu v&S' --was If Til O O I ' oo JU oo ATHLETICS TIED FOR FIRST PLACE Power of Hitting Brings ; Philadelphia to Top in ' American. League. lly llri'lM'it f linker - X.VKrtoi'iutod J'ri'KH SpoViH Wrltor) . i'annlb Mn-k'H rhll.i.l.-lphiiL Aih- lotlcH havo ovorfoino iln spotty play that puirkod thoir onrly-wa-fun iifforlM and ;vaultoil lau k InlQ Ihti lead. In tin- Auiurltvm laK"(- liH'O. - A' Hlininftn:;' rift !i io.'n r nf the fpaKoii liiiahlcd Uir A'h in roKhttrr ihi'li- fifth PuwvtfZvi- vit't iry at tic ciipcnm' f tho Kt. l.oiil Itrowns ,v ; n(ii. ' to in 12 IiuiIiikh. H the hhr'T prwor rath or than 1. - y)ntinul(y of tin rhainjdoiiH' "..in' thai la.it tho liiowjm. t.t:ly tirovo, A's a oh KoiUhpavi'. wuh nounrlod i'or throtf r!'n In I ho llixt iwo imilntfir (fill Jon Holey hi. tnxj Jioit'i, i uoh and .i,.ik HniiH oihi lo tlo tho nooro by tho ond of ll..k ulvl,. .(........ II... .,.,.1 holt InnlutO' "I' HOorooH haHcball f lluwoil tiof't vir "1'inn hroko iiu : tho wimp. CJrovn wont, the routo ior tho A'm us dl.l Alvin t.'rowd-.-r ; i cr tho lirownr. In 'Mr VIotlni:! o." :t vIcI.juh batting nl 1a el-, al Ho. ion, tho Clovoland In- diar.f. foil Imolr Into tu tin with tlif j Oriiin-s for nix run In tlio flrwt AshlolH-; for ;ho ioat;uo Icail. Knur j five IiwIiikh and oaHlIy beat tho Ii dlan f llchorK woro pounded for H-'Ior. ltiavcs. 1U to fi. After tat rr: ' ' - -' ' - j lyliiK oner- In tlio third InnlriK tho 20 MORE HEAT FROM TON OF COAL -it Stccl-riveted Lennox Torrid jlj sioii6 Furnace Has Extra V Large Kadiutor And It's report a 'honic vinc o owners ,ly wvine of iron, $30 to Jr,0 in fui'l since liuying a Torrid Zono Warm Air Kurnace. The special nil-lilll'tlillir miuli'l nnvpi nvfin mivn nnd is rvconimended by ull oil burner manufacturer)!. DelBn an much as construction 1 responsible for this economy. Tho Kti'4 iilutfc which is hot-riveted and cold-calked to prevent lenklng of 1 KUK, smoke, or dust, conducts heut more quickly than cast iron and is more durable. But it is the cfllcient design of tho fire-pot and Tadiator which gets more heat from fuel. I The deep fire-pot insures better combustion. The oversized radiator makes the gases and smoke escap ing from the Tire-pot travel from 1.1 to 20 feet before going up the 'chimney squeezing from them i ver.v last possible bit of heat. There are seventy-nine different Torrid Zone types and sizes for hi'utiig every different type and nze of building and they burn and savo hard coal, soft coal, coke, iurnitc, wood, gas or oil. Made by tho Lennox Furnace Company, Syracuse, N. Y.- .Marshall town, luwa Toronto, Canada. NATEZWEIFEL 'I'nrrlil Zmio Slandni.l (VmIo ItiNtnllrrN NEW DRESSES AGE 2 TO G 79c to $2.95 WASH SUITS AGE 1 TO 8 49c to $1.98 HALF SOX AND ANKLE SOX 25c to 19c RAYON-SILK BLOOMERS AGE 4 TO 12 50c NORTON'S COAL Nut . . $12.00 Ton Stove ; . $13.25 Ton Fancy Lump $13.75 Ton These prices are for coal de livered in La Graunde, let us fill your bins now. Erickson & Durland Phone Main 7'J2 1525 Jeff erson St. COTTON PRINTS You can create many new frocks from . these new prints at 19c YD. HILL'S 23 hitu as tho Hfd Sox won, ) S to 2. a in) Hiiappi'd !cvi luiid') win nlnj; i-lroak of hIx ntmltfht. 'Jlio fcnnio wan docidod In the fifth In nln'jf whon tho liod Kox foil on Hud Iln, Hhiiuto and .Millor for nine run;'. .Milt (JaH.on allowed the In dl'inH ki'voii Kontterid PMfntloti Jlio WiiKhlptftitn Ktntiitnm Miif foiod their third stralKht dofoal, loHiiif, to l)ttroit 3 to 1, in. a tight j pltphor'n haiilo hotwoi-n J.loyd Hmwn and J.ofly HrtKxott. ItOth ivnH out In tho ciKhth InnlnK with th Tl.'joi-K leading- 3-1 and thore tilt Rcorc ii'itmlnod. iU'.uifz Wins (initio 'Vorniiii tltinyx.. raulflc; coaxt loagruo roornii. savo up only fivo hltij.riK tho Kfw York Yahkoc-H won thi-lr third straijjlit pfiinc from tho Clilc:iK Whllo Hox. i to, 1. Willio Kamii".! hoino run in- tho1 j Hocond Inninj,- aorouiit-d for Uio vvii"'; p-oy." oniy run. un i'iiiht Hhiit ouL tho Ynnkti for tdx IiiiiIukm bu. llioy foil on hi in for throi rune In tli" Kevnth. I.a7.y,ori hit j f j ' tli olrcull oTf Caraway in tho .I:h!h. . ' - . . In tho National !oano, tho Now York (Hants went hack' Inlo first i I'"1' with a. fl to 1 trluni)i over ( kei wiiji Uio wholo nhow for tlio winnor H't gnvo up only idx hliH, u:io a Iioiimt by . Ooorgo (vianthain1. and lilt for .tho circuit with the Icikch filled in tho fourth inning. Cincinnati pounded lturiolih I HedK l'eP. tin (.JiiiiH'H for flvi? runs ; in the firth. Ronton enm-o back "with five off itod l.uoar. In tho llr. half of tho ixth but tho Itcdn puL tlio inuno on Ice In thoir hair wi'.lurour ru ok off llrandt. Ilor aie ro;d hnd a froiit day at bat with lliroo dotiblow and il triple. St. I.onb'. and llroiklyn had an off dny and tho ( 'Jilcaffn Culm Pin ved onlv one Innini of thoir 'I j;iiie with tho I'hllHoH hoforo rain balled hoNtllltlcK. Incidentally it ..... .... ! " , " ("uliii liftvr ! "I"'"""-. H-ilIu X vltasc- riiim nil anil, , rnccullti : Irom .kiiIIitIvk inurk. I "1'1 l'"""'" '.of nml..iKtle C!" , a' -llinili K.iluinl.iw." League Standing -NATIO.N.VI, W. I.. I'd. Ni'tt- York : a u . c -i :i I 1 1 1 n 1 J 1 1 r ; ! i Ill C .025 'liiMim -...i i s ,r,7o Ill'Oiil.lyn a 7 .603 Hohtim 7 7 .r,llll Clllrinn.-itl 7 II .4HK hi. l.uuin o ii .aaa rhllndclplila f 10 .3:13 AllKUKUV V. 1 I'l-I. Cli'vcliuul II r, ess I'lllluili'lphla I I S .USS VliHlllni;lon 11 0 .047 fhli'MKii 7 7 .con SI. I.uiiIh ,1 a ,471 NVw York C a .400 Huston g 1 1 . a r, : IX'llolt 0 14 .300 KIDDY SHOP 1 American Team In England For Golf Contests 1'I.Y.MfM'TII. Kngland, Mliy C (Al) Member nf tho American Walker cup loom reached Kngland today on tho .Mfuirt-tiiiiiti. All UIh em harked except Hobby JoncK, who ren ytlnftl aboard and proceeded ' to Southampton. No oxprefwed tho opinion thnt the loam's pin.:p((:tH were tiood. "Hut," Jonoi, ki Id, "t am Hiiro that wo Khali havo a vi-ry hard tight for I think that final lirlt ain Jiiim got tJKelhor her Htrouff oil t m in In yearn, j myself havo boon playlfiK vory w-M I nuppoho, but having jdnyod a lot of golf L don't like to Hay too much about thur. 1 have not pluycd ioi' tlireo wiMjkf, however, ami Kt only a Uttlt praotfeo -on the boat. Wo Khali wo how wo Hhapit up when get dowji to bard pnictloo." Joiiom would not commit - hliu Hoir on prohnhlo pairing of bin men In tho fuuiHomeH. The junior member of thn team, Donulil Moo, evident ly .wait thrilled over bin firm VUit to Kngland. '"Hio ro f)oriIbitity throw u upon uh by tho golf awoclatlon rather fright en hip," lie fluid, "but I'm' doter tr,liicd to play my very bcMt. I know I'll have a wonderful tlino." Dougluo I'jIrbankH hIho arrived on tho Miiilreiuiila, with tin In- ( tontlon of H elng tho tnatchcM. liv Kiiid that ho liail gone ho golf-j mail thai bo Junt could not re main In Hollywood while bin fel low countrymen wore battling in Kugland. Ho wafl Jevon more op timlMln of the lonux'H chances than wa Joiioh hiijLself. i( i Tho Aini-rlcuntt (lePllneiJ'.iiil ;Iai VIlatJoiiK to iil'ay Jii tolii.'napit-niH iK-ioro tho match with (Jront Hrit- ti In, IL wan JonoH' nilllllnn Ulllt tho men oan bent got rldrtf-thol lif'Jl' HOI I.kh l.y piwtk'i. ummiK ihom- f vcn. i npv win irf) in Aii.nni'. v i","" tiiuon'ow. v , (Slants Alan J.Gould ItiiHohaM and football hnvo bad their fan hih brother fiacjH, Jlnt ; i.af. sim hiiH, with tho Wanei-H UH pilino uxanipleH. (.loir Imih ono oC1! tho finoht lauijly hnok-npH of i Ihom all In the I-'arrol brothers .j JlilMiiy. tho uule. but quite efficient oldur; and Johnny, the,, falon-, Plato, furmor, Nallonal, OlSon. kin'gj' and brhh hut with -tho :, million-t iioiiar Hiniie. it inn t a new com bination. Tho Karrel iirotfiorH havo loiij; boon partnot-H In tho profOH- I Hi, mill hilHlnoss 11 III,,, (linilr,.,. I l.lv,. ' elttli, arroHK the rniiil . fi-oin llio ruin-la ofMhltil tin, Naifnnal 6it.i v vnn )luyr.il InKt year In Wi'HNln- , .. n, a' ' ., Nut so mait-h Ih lli-aril ut .iililiivv, ' . .,.', . , " family show. "You know I really didn't start anywhero until the spring of lii-T," Johnny Miys. Tp to then I wiut Just one of tho boys, win ning a flock of ipiatlfylng iivednlH but finishing nowhere at the end of the tournament. J got going with Jim's help a nd advice and began winning somo louiiiamlcnts. In fact 1 won a flock of them fn 1U-J7, starting with (ho .Slot open. Then I won (ho National Open in 1 til'S at (.My in pin. Jim- was so nervoiiH ho could not follow ino around during (ho playoff In which I boat hobby Jones by .a stroke. "1 said to myself: 'This was eayy. How long ban It boon go ini; on?' And that's just w hero 1 made a big mistake. 1 thought more about my game, tried to pb-k i it apart to hoc how It ticked and j you know what happened. . 1 . didn't qualify for the lat two rounds of (ho 1 !:') open, right la ! my own backyard. That was tough but I have learned that too much sel.'-nna lysis does not pay in this ; (fame of golf. So 1 am just up tliero smacking 'cm now," 1 The latest testimony concerning ( (trother Johnny Is that, In a trial ' with steel-shafted Irons, ho Is smacking "em Htralghtei" and far I ther than over, lie will bo back in tho running when the clans na Hombto at lntcrlnchcn in July. Alt signs point, pondorously to a prospective change in the heavy- ; wolv'ht wrestling "championship" ( rank, with the scenery shifted 1 thin time from lloston lo Los An I gelert and tho latest challenger, ! Kverott .Marshall, groomed to lift tho prize of tlio pachyderm from ' roly-poly (ius Sonnonberi. Sonnenberg has been offered a t "record purse" for a match with AiWxhull. That Ih the first sign ; of Impending events. The second b: u victory for Marshall over the veteran Kd (Strangle)-) l.ewjivwar. horse of tho ti ff I ltle range fro Atddlo West. So horse of tho troupe whose acliv- oui tied on. to the South and Kur West. Wayne tltlg) Allllin flopped - Lewis at Knmn.'i City when R wns ti rid. Ml that w hat the. game ' needed was collegiate atmosphere; specifically the rulershlp of a No ' braka collegian. Jitcr, the cul ' tore of old New Knttlnnd was '"niiL'lit nnd Com Konnenhcrr of larimooth picked to beat Lewis' i for the "championship." And there, uh the saying It, you are. NS'iinh I ng! on Senator Nye nays : be ha utiiu''rouf reports that II lltioi Fi'iuitoibil candldatrn vl" Inted biw limiting pilniaiy cx Pii9'ii to $;76.ftoO. It.tston Cov.-rnin- All.-n nu.vfti l-nltre CuminjKHiuiu'r ltur btM-t .v. Wllion of- Uwwti-lTont1 etttce. Spopt Oregon Bowling Team Takes Third K JZ I.K. Wnsh., May 0 (AT) half .way murk wan xched- tiled to be reached tonight in the I eighteenth annual 'Northwestern International Howling .congrex.t uitli. tiniiM competing from Hpo- Itaiio, 'lacnmn, hverett, llrcnio ton, 1'omJo, It, ('., imrl Meut.ro. The imjorlty of early leaden In tin. vai ioiiH claKro cnntlmu-il tit hold their piat-ott IhrnuKli yes- torday'H play. Tho Oregonhin Mvc ot' t'oi-llam? rolled into third placo In tho nv iijin coiiiincroial dl lsinii Just night wl'h a Kt-iir ir l'irI. The only firnt place to change liniKb, yHterday was" in tho boost er clasi: wlun tho telephone pio neer,; of Sou tlio forged to the tup wi:-h 'iuca. - : - ' Gus Sonnenberg Pins Challenger I OK ANCIKI.KS, May fi (Al) Some li.oiio persons with un ovo nlng and $7u,otio to spend for on t rn noo fee, last night saw CWoorny" (Ium Honnenberg ollng (m tho claim he lays tit tho world heavyweight wroHtllng crown. He tackier) IiIh way to the two conclud ing fa I1h of a finished- exhibition after Kverett .Marshall, la Junta, Colo., griiipor hail, annoxod tho first act wlib a prolonged ntrplauc Hpiu la lens than half an liour. PORTLAND AND SEATTLE OPEN SERIES TODAY lly Urn An-M'liJIWl jlVfwi Tlir. ri'iVjU-clly ffiA 'ifliVfrinlf l,n A niroltiM AliiflH miLlcn thnlp Hi'mI ; ,;,,,. nt iv,.. uen-m, in,!,. i .in., nK tlw, ii ' li-i, n,JKi-n M.IKlftnt, ; w ,r,. ,.,.,, K,.,i ,,., : .... . t rHt iftiiuo or ii ihi-t'fl.wt'oKH ,l,0"r .. . ... . .. . '.0 .. I that, will take, the, locals i, . Oi'-lt- land ttnd Sai-nimpjito - o.i oro. , l or tuininw to. IteereiUioii park whllo Sacra niento and Oakland clash at Oakluud. Tho two northornmo.Ht IcaiiiH of tho . circuit, Soattlo nnd J'ortlnnd, who with Hollywood are waging n toirld contest for collar Jioimik, moot at Portland; '- Sacra nu-nlo inpvod Into tho leaguo ' loadoi-xhl) last week by f Willio of a whirlwind tinlsli agulnnt i tho-Sen la On the latter'a homo ball I yard. The Oak.s Ktartod tho week in first place and rcturnpd hopic for the HorloK with the present leiuii crH In thlrih placid , . i t i J v r:rr; tostine School '.Commencement I To Be May 15 ;.y Sir Wlllhllli WlKltlMls (liUKUl'vor ( 'itn.-t-Kpuinl.'ilt) I.US'I'INK', Or... (Wl'i'i-lal.yiiy' .1 In tin. IjiiHoini'tit of the rWy-l - , . ' .v - .O-.h,. "J" I Kt 11 .jillil.rr-Hi'iLli.r halmiM'L' Tim ... r. ji ...t t.;.J-J , " . .. wc ro .'oul" J ntcri.pcrst'd ' hroughout- tho banquet won? toasta centering around the Idea of ar's given by. ''liiotllii" tliTth, It ut Ii 1,1'onnnl an.l Vttrrion Hreshears, with Supt. Crow' anting as toast master. Ko How lug lh' )aniiiot, a short program was Kiveu consisting of "Cake Walk" by Hernice Winnings and Alar garot I'oley; vocal duet by. Ki-thor Kloenor and l''reda Hall and a illusion I reading by Huth. Swart which wad enjoyed by all present. Tho Lostlno comjiiencenient ex orciNeH will bo hold the evening of May IT., In Iho high school ainll toi Ui 1 1 1. i;x-(Jovernor W.ilti-r M. Tierce wil' give the- address; A ave m: in your old iron bring TODAY! It's worth 3122 on a NEW Westinghouse ADJUST-O-MATIC . . . the easiest iron to use Once you've used this renurk a!le iron you'll agree that it saves you ttnie . . . saves you effort . . . saves you worry. With its mirror-like rmooth ness the Wcstiniliousc AJ- just-o-niattc glide.i over even ' your heaviest linens with 50 less effort. Its non-tarnishinj; ' Cliromc finish gives this (;reat- er ease. And it has adjustable . - tp- ;i i-'JLJi :' : program hat; hevii arranged uh fol io wh: I 'j ocewfonul, -reda -Hull; overture, on-heidia: invocation, tho i:eY Mi'. HajirJmuit; violin hoo, (Mainline Gerih: piano nolo. Mur hal'Ot J'oloy; iiddrt-toi. .M, . I'leree; prowt illation of 'diplomas; hencdlc Hnn lt- i m. ,.,...., ! .Mm. Man (V I'oN y nnd Kfflo jirmik HponL Krlilay at the rntimry l . ...... .., J ' "wmiiiH. . ..... , , , , v i-hi r mni T'M'fll'') "r,,,c -" trurlt. . m re ently rentod the (). J. I'olcy farm. Air.-. .Mary Downs. ,In. .ee Wilson, Mrs. Kfiie fnoli, .Marlon llaiuiiiock and (.red Kdwards wont to Iji tinmde Sunday. i. J. I'oley. who. has been busy takin;, tho lii'M census of f.o.-Une aoo sorrviunninT country, finished i I lie w t -.-l; last w eek. Ilorby Allen In the proud ios t.oKso, nf n iiev.' Keilail. K, TliomiH ban jiiMt oomnieled new cemenL Mdowalkri around his uotuc. v Twu world: before time set fur tho trout eggn fur tho trout hatch ery to arrive r.oii.aoo rainbow trout eggn wore received i,t the hatch ery ma;- Knlerprise. IVanl; Hnn-m-y hah- taken up his residence at Kiilerpri.se nnd will ovorsep the haiehery. This establlsheH a Wal lowa county l rout hatchery, which wilt supply the iiviny Htroam.s with game fish and artor they have ifroun large? enough to shift for tlo-mselvts, thoy will be released it) Uio different 'streams, heiore (lie young fish we,:o shipped in from olsewhero and tin HtroaiiiK havo not gained in number. (loorgo W.-.Iosoph, candidate for gooinor Hpolco last Tuesday night to ;i largo number of voters In tho court house lit Knlerprise. Air. Joseph held lib: listeners Tor ouo and three-iiinriors holirs, slating IiIh platform. Tin- eclipse of tho sun was easily een In Wallowa county without the aid of a smoked glass, W, Jlfnilorson. president '.and maniiger of tho t'oiiimiiiity mnr- Knlorprfse negotiated a i dea,', whereby tho butcher shon .nnd busiiieys owned by Alva Vic- ' of Klgln, visited Sunday ut the to., of Wallowa, becaino the prop-I home of Air. and Mrs. Karl Allen, erty of tin; Conwnf.mity shop at Jv.el.-o Draper went to I .a Orande Knlerprise. V. It. Leonard. of (and submitted to a fuurth opera l.oNtlne, .wlvr has been working Mion for j-Ituih trouble recently. for this cotntiany for some time, ! will be iiKinager of the Wallowa. shop which will bo supplied from the Knterpilse markol While working on the log load er at tho liow mnn-lMcks lumber pami near .Ma.willo Saturday, l''rank Stawlworth, colored, was in jured so severely that ho died Sunday morning at the Wallowa hospital. He was buried at Knter l.iiM Tuesday afternoon. While lr.ri.ltit-).. Iok-h llio Ii,ni;s Hllppeil oiitjni, thing for Kiuprnrlse to liavc oi on.' cntl ti int. iok rilnl Jrini met tlir- nuin iiKiiinst a hir pilo of Iokh. I Iji ju mimlier of Hootions'f Wal-. 1 lovt county the licks are ro mi rt oil to bo vory bail, especially In tho Swamp creek and Leap dls triet; AJoiig Swamp1 creek 15 animnlM had died from! the pests which congregated on the back of Iho neck in bunches. The oilier anlmahi were gathered In and treateit with sheep dip and other 1 "s'ohiili'ldK" " " I -L.. ami -Mrs. Caul llonsley. or ' Siinimerville, rein rued to their home Sunday after yevoral day.-j vis it at tho homo of Air. a ml M rs. 'harleii Hansen. All, and' AI":,m. Charhs Crow, of Hurricane creek, were Lostino vls ilora Tuesday. M.-. and Mrs. O. J. I'oley were Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Tom WIHett. of Wallowa. Alrr. Addio I'leenor went to Jos eph Sunday to spend the week wilh her daughter. Mi-s. I'olk Alays. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Kelso Draper Friday Apr. "!f. Ml.'. Draper and baby are at the J iraper hone. A. Mooj-Im and sons, Marvin and K.elth, of Abler Slope, wore burbles.', visitors in Lostino Sat urday. Mrs. KrnoNt Shipley and bnby and automatic heat control . . . narrow tapered point and bev eled lvi.c. Enjoy real itomng convenience with the West .! inghouse AdjuKt-o-muttc lttn ... the easiest won to use. ' $1.75 DOWN $1.00 PER MO. E. 0. L. & P. CO. ba won vlHied tho last wool; at tho homo oi her Isler, Airs. Hlanch lioppllngor, n par' Kntorprlxo. William t ook who has boon 111 most of tho winter Ih Mill culte ill at tho Oho Ward homo. .Miss Agnes Murphy, of Wallowa spent tho week ond at tho Kraal; HiTidlcy homo. Krldi'y Wallowa pounty wan vis ited by a heavy rain which con tinued all night. Saturday morn ing snow was evident, on tlio low mountain j-idon north of tho North woods, and west of lostlpp tho J snow was very low on tho hill- i Kider, n il Mining all day. j .V number of l.ostine !. O. O. ; member; wont to IJnterpriso Saturday night to help celebrate j the birthday anniversary. I he pro gram was In charge- of tho Ite beKabs. After tlio prof rani rpfroKh monts were nerved. Thin marked tho 1 1 lib annivei'sary of the found ing of the parfMit order; .M. and Airs. John Hudson ami sou, Ualph, of luibler, spent Sun day at tho Iv'Jm.e of Itadlo il'iidsou and family, of J owe ph. Kt lends of llonry ltnn-inpy. who was killed WcdnoBiluy night In u boxing inaleh at JOntorprlsa, woro grieved to hear of his passing. Air. Itamnoy carno to Wallowa, county foup years ago. llarloy Alien, aocoiupanlpd by bU mother, Alrx, (, 1.. Allen, .Miss Noll Allen ami Mrn. Lester Kin mons. motored to l.a Orando W'eilnosday whore thoy spent tho lay. ,; ', , Al'r. and Mrs, host or Kiniiions and family spent Sunday at the homo of Mr. anil Mrt. (Jail t'row, on llurricano crook. Air. and Airs, William (Joebr-1 and little daughter and AlisH Alil- drod Colo, of Wallowa, Hi;ont Hnuilay at tho homo of. tluMr lath er, Charles Colo. Mi, and Afrs. Cioorgo nrblwell of Cortland, who were called hero by the death of Cleorge Aektey, 'vpont several day vlHlting friendrt in l.ostino before returning home. r. and M'rrt. lDirlan Cirnhnm and Mr. and Ali-s. Von Ilossman, Karl Allen Is out again after a ' ."Pvero attack of gallstones. Hoses aro blooming In the depot garden In Knterprlse .of Mr. and Mm Walter Spear. The rose hushes were ordered and when thoy ar rived woro. budded. Kach night they havo been covered against frost and tho buds keep on de veloping until they burst out In full bloom, and havo been admired by numbers of people as thin is a oses In bloom this time of year. V. T. I hikirett. oll Joseoh. who takes groat pride In the cultivat ing of flower- went to the cenve l4iy at 1'rairio 'reok to look af ter, his family lot and to at tend to his flowers. Uo wan much surprised to find that" scve-ral of Ills choice planla had been re moved. Two bunches of bleeding 1. hearts, most prized, woro both gone., Th-n wore pade marks Whioh sliovvod" tliat "' tli'ey "' were moved recentlv. This fpring Donald Itecth, of Joseph, purchased u'Mi baby chicks, built a now brooder house and pur chased a new brooder. The chicks were four weeks old ami doing fine until Sunday night when his brooder house caught fire from tlio oil burner and burned up chick ens and all. This was (iiilc a loss to Al r. Heith who was trying to jet Into the chicken business. tike ixspectin ;,weeis:j Following Services Will Be Civen You No (liiirpc Kegnrdle-M of Makes oi Tires That Are. on the Cnr. . . " 1A11 tires and tubes removed Cft Vi'hccls' checked for proper and carefully inspecled . . . , 'aliciinicnt . . ... ' '. 2 All rims cleaned and painted .H." . vienlile, nud correctly ifillatcd. No charges except for materials fiirnlehed and repairs cr . ' adjustnienli that may Le authorised by yon. ; DRIVE IW while we're making no charge for this. . and if you nceil any new tires ond tube. Low Spring Prices t Valors possible beeause (Miodyoar sells ..Mil.-' I.IONS .MOUE tirCH than any other eotu-. pany, enjoys lowest eoKts and can (rive ynu more for your money! OOOIIYCAU i'athfiatllCr Full Oversixe Standard 1. Helium Cuarantre Playle Oil GOD-ID EAL CO RJ CG fLE BJ fofl m yj .vTWfneIUJuma, ITH $1.00 Delivers CARR FURNITURE CO.; INC. Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers, Air. and Mrs. CharleH Knotjse ere called to Rmmett, Idaho, by tho death of a relative. Thoy ro- I turned homo .Monday. Miss Mary HaiTis. .who attends hlgh school In Kutorprise, Ih homo j thia weekend on account of the ! Ulues: of of her mother, Mrs. Afnrk j l!;trrt: v - , t Mr. Rormler of Parmn. Idaho, !: hei'o visiting his' daughter, ALih. K. Itright. j AL. and Mrs. (loo. ChilderH and i daughter Wrda- spent Sunday in Joseph at tho homo' of Mr. and .Mrs. Cecil fhildors; Air. and Mrs. Judil CVmlc had as their Sunday gnnstM, .Mr. ami Mir; Tom Alelhuh and family, of, Wallowa. , AIIsm ltnby Loonnrd bus arce- i&TCVENS'VAN MEN'S RAYON SILK TRUNKS Men's all-elastic top rayon silk ti-unks Blue, pink, nile Size 3-1-42. - 89c & '1'ires riuoiintoil, awlu-beil JUST SIX days to buy genuine Gold Seal Con- goleum Rugs at special prices. . These are the original labor- . ' saving floor-coverings, backed by the famous Gold Seal Guar- V .' antee. All the newest patterns ..' i ' in the most up-to-date designs . . . : and colors. Come early while ' our stock is complete. Prices Range as Follbws:, . 9x12 :.:.$io.45 " : Oxioi2 ;. 9.15": 74x9 6.55 6x9-v...........:.....;; 5.25' : It. Easy Terms pd a position as bookkeeper Ui the Shell store at Wallowa. , Mr-:. (.). J. Poley will hit hostess to tho i.'oniinunity ohth May H. In- stead of .M'rs. Anna Hook.. Kbc- tion of .officers for th ensuing year will be hold at that thnj Mis.-: Kern Haun returned homo from La Grande. to help her..moth- or. Mm. itoy Haun,; who h a h blood poisoning in her hand, , t , . : Tho Ladie::' Aid -of tho (i!riKtian clinch met at the church Tuesday artornooti for a pot luck luncheon ami mooting. Tho next meeting will be held in two week ut the horuoNof A-jrs. W. H. Hunter, ThtH will he an all day nweting. Glenn La vert y has returned from I'ortland whom ho has . Visited relative. for a few. days. " ENGELENCO ns J. 1 ifl S'S" We'll put your tire equipment in tho; pnik of catulilion for trouhiefree driv in? this -summer, per Free Offer'? above. You'll avoid needless delays I and expense for punctures, repairs, new easinjfs, etc. , Y'our tires need attention, same aijy your engine and chassis. Here's you' chance, for a few days longer. AH j" are welcome never mind if you"" never were in here before. We're do- , ing it to miike new friends and'' strengthen old friendships for our courteous, prompt, careful service. No obliiratlon! Hut Hl'RRY IN! Drive in please Drive out pleased I Co.