La Grande evening observer., May 21, 1930, Page 6, Image 6

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LA GKANDtt EVENING (36SEKVEK, LA GKAN!K. ORE.
Wednesday, Blay 21, 1930 m7
CLASSIFIED AD
NEWTODAYj
VSF.I) CAHS HoiIko louiiliK $4", !
DodKi- louring $r0, Velie. lourin;; j
$75. Chalmer louring f
lor garage.
5-lM-l
KOlt l;NT" Kuril.
J.IglltH title water.
npt.. garage.
fi-lM-ti l.
f'AI.I KM-J MpriiyiiiK, whilr
Wiiwhinn. pruning', lawn iiinivini;.
winilow ItoM'K. lunilMrapinf,-.
fi-Jl-C in.
roit iu;nt-
1201-Slll.
-IloiiKOUr-cphiK: rooniK,
t'lono l normal.
52 1 -a hi
'600, l'!(KHI:.:il Hollywood .dairy
t'hlx". Hlrril hy iiwlij-'ri'ini rork
erelx. ili'llvonil to l.a Cmnclc.
i 13.00 per huil'livil, .Muwaeii
llntrhi'iy, Kiirm. -'If. B-20-2 IP
Kill! KAI,I0 lli-riiKrnilor. rniklnir
rhnlr. KtralKlit-lmc-k chair nml
111'lll.iT, ir.04-7ll HI. 0- 1-4 IP
AII.HH (JIMUVK Mil, I. Kit will oon
tnnn. liir cIiikh In piano until
Aiikuxl ' flint. Hlinlio HUG Slxlli
'HircLt. cull sr.ii-A. r.-L'l.ut
FOR SALE
KK HAIJ;- Itucil hahy buggy In
good iomlit lull, -115 Ci'd.ir j i f
4 p. in.. , &-IM.-.1 Mi.
KOlt HAfiK-Iteed hahy buggy. I'll.
fi. i-W, )'J0H K. O. fi-2(l-:t 1.
KOlt .SAIJ-: Klrsr. class home on
paved street pear normal school,
Imsemciit, laundry trays, furnace,
fire place, hardwood Moms, coin-
' pteto with huilt-ln features. To
- tal purchase price $-t,2 Includ
ing elty loins. -Terms. Wlllimuson
' and llerny, realtors, Main 000
' . f.-l!l-4 t
J-'Oll KAI,K Klectrlc washer, $15.
i3ou-j ave. r.-iy-:i tp
LJSTKN KOl.KSOowen hatched
. ohlcks live, grow ami produce,
mora eggs per pullet than dump
er chlx offered. Four extra egg
per pullet, more than pays tho
difference In cost and tho Iml
aneu of Increased production Is
profit. White Leghorns. $120.00
per 1000; SG&.00 per ,600; $14.00
Der 100. Order now. (lou-nn. Inc.
Ilntc'h.crleB, Caldwell, Idulio;. box
121 A..
)''OR BAT.R Itoiidy-onk liioilif?fni;
biillillniin nr Mny Kiwi unci 'kUiih
-rr
A, homo priiiHy t. l'liirn yonivor;
Atf'r with l't'LA . Ilni.Mii)iMl- !tiitnE
MISCELLANEOUS;
JIHN'a JIATS i ani.d and lilock.xiM
at Anirorn TTiu. 6-20-8 i''Jclty property, elrmlKh loon, or
Profegsional
Directory
TIiIh illrr('tj- Is fspi'clally
Immly fir lhi.iiotvt'oiiier cir fir
llin otitfir-livil rj'ader avIki may
mint tlm name nml iidilrew or
wiinn iirnfi'ssltinul man. It lias
heen caiH-fnlly piepaicd and will
prom lo lie n mulv alii Ki any
render In olilahiliiK proiniil ino
resslnnal servlee.
CLASSU'IED FOR
QUICK KEFKKliNCE
Physicians & .Surgeons
a. n mciiAitnsox, jf. d.
Physician and Surgeon
OfMce over Olnss nriim
Office Phone, M-1G lies. iM-CB
Astrologer
sirs. rni:i)i:iiiOK nAMius
301 n, avi;.
RcadlnKH J3ally.
Readlnss liy Mall a Specialty
i.i:i-: is. itorvv, i. it.
IJOWA Wll.KlCS, m. ut
Practice limited to diseases of
the Kye, Kar, Nose nnd Throat.
New Foley Teiephons
BulldliiB Main 10
nil. J. 13. WOODHI.I,
Clilroprnctlc I'hjslehin
Other motliods applied,
Diathermy, Ultra Violet Hay,
Pood Kelenee, KimiHoltlal and
Oalvanlsm. I'oot tronliles cor
rocted. 2(1 Roinmer Hld.
l'hone 4D7-W.
IIr. 9-r,, 7-8 lies. 190-W.
im. wKiisi i u k. noss
Amionneen tie- npenlnir ot Ills
uew ofrlr.M In lh I'oley lialld
llllf. Thone Main till, liesldeueo
lit the H.ieajiiu'ua lim.
STAGES
From Corner of Elm and Jefferson
Wallowa Valley Coaches
Leave
La Grande for Joseph 8:45 a. m.,
4:uij p. m.
Makes AH Main Line Connections.
For information call MAIN 799
Buy Hound-Trip Tickets and Siive
Good for 60 Day.
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa
Want Ad
Rates
Observer
(Count five average word
to i lie lliiu.)
Per line, lat limerilon .......10c
Per line, evjh add (id consec
utive innorllnn .... 7c
Minimum oliiirge on one
RATES BY MONTH
2 Unci, per month WW...2.E0
3 lines, per month $3.26
4 llntrH, pur monfu ..$4,00
6 lines, per month .$4. 75
JJjteU additional line over lve
ctiiirge.d ttt (jUo pur lino per
month.
CAHM IN ADVANCE la le
guirtjd on all ClHHHlfltd orders to
cum tlieHH rate). Higher rates
charged on hII credit Insertions.
Copy for all C.asslfled orders
muil be In lliln office by lu A.
M. DAY OF JNSKItTlON. Sep
orders on ad inserted until fur
ther notire tmifvt hu received by
the same hour or extra iiiHurtlou
will l churgt-d.
Telephone orders solicited.
CiimIi rules nmy he earned on
Khono ordurw by pitymeiit on or
ufuro date of Jan L Insertion.
PIIONR MAIM 87
"An Observer "Want Ad
Will lo It"
HO.M.MKIt JIOTKI Modern and
fpilet. l'ersonal service. Lobby up
stairs, J input and Wush. Also
first class apartments. .See "jh
for comfort. 4-2:1-1 r. j
NO -You wouldn't ever think of
wearing a hat that wasn't clean
ed and blocked, ulso shoes that
are not shincd. Angel's is the
best place In town. fi-2t4 t.
tA OllANUE MATTHH,afcl 4t Up
linlstevlng A. Hun Cleaning
WorkB. Phono 424-W. Cb&a. Ed
wards. Prop. 12-1-lm
MUNKt TO XjOaN Wo are repre
entatlveB or tho Prudential In
surance Co., and can make farm
or city loans at attractive rates
nt Interest. Cb. H. Reynolds,
insurance, loans and bonds.
Music, violin," piano, voloo. -red-!
IU. L O. O,
Inninl. Ail.1
.
PURlp. Hp4I,YWOOD Htraln vhlle
'i VKorii , chicltH, ., huuvy laying,
fj-oo rtliiRe hens, tnaled to Irow-
nftll' pfldlKi-eod . Cockerels,
10tn12ri ,a:irJ, i id; -Way
. luirll(S;...SIilp, o!.:,o.' dli
Aprll I
1st and
on
:?Tiroval. I'ac4fio Hntohmy, Tnni
,';';nt. ()ro..,s i-.; S4.1'ip
llOOl.'iNO W6'KK' Uopalr workl',,l"n' '"" Jmsliand H.con'
v orahyhlnd of a new roof. Call J"""'1 round . pT. purlieu .In :-llnfr
Mthiw-inidobrund. bJOW. 3-6-tmp 1 ,,0,",!- ,vhit1' "Urwi -tratllliMl
( U t . i ''.- . : ..hciu lirr ilnto . a ftanllh'rium- Hin'O-r-
UtAMvMv iOAri ouk improved i
lontftiiiuut plan. JL-j veot raten.
(Inlted State ; Inveatment,, 1 Co.
Phone Mnlti ni: t-li-lm
FOR RENT
KOIl ItlCiVI'ji-vSloilern slivipliiB
room. I iti'nek frdni Sacnjawea.
3!'o-n. v : . r,-i--tr.
KOlt HUNT h'urn. npt., Illl
tin.
j-n. iiio-w. t:uii alier r, p. m.
. ' n-1 11.(1 tp.
Kurt ItKNT I'-nil. fnrn. npl. 1. O.
O. !'. Temple. J'h. 602-J. n-lfi-lit
l'f)lt' ItKNT ,-rni. nnrurn. lionsi1,
4-rm. apt. and :i-rm. apt. Close
in. Jni. at Sotnmer hotel.
S.H-tf,
KOlt hunt .Modem film, house
with RaniKe. Near normal, luq.
Hub N am or 4:i4-J. B-S-tr
KOIl ItKNT ltooma. .Modern,
cleun, rcnsonahle, a 40s Wash.
4-30-1 inn
KOlt HUNT Modern famished
opts. Wnverly Apis. Kill O avo.
4-20-1 nip.
KOIl HUNT Hp-to-ilato furnished
apartment. Canine. I.nmlls Court.
4-9-t f.
KOlt KENT Kurn.
apte., with bntha
:w ratio, Adulta.
wood
house, and
Chan, quiet,
1410 Green-7-10-lm.
WANTED
WAN'TI-Ili To trade Kilnldalre for
plck-iii iar. Kloyd Hale box 54s.
B-211.3 t
WASTKII-
Tliir.l St.,
Airedale pups, I1M12
or phone 3M-.I. r.-2fi.Jt
Daylight Saving
Plan Is Opposed
Ity Mrs. Chai-lts (;cauity
( ( ihserver Cor respond, lit
I.AIili CANYON (Sperial)
The majority nf the peopl,. of this
nelKhl.orbood are very much op
posed 10 the dayllKb) saviliu plan.
The Wt'attier continues cloudy to
showery with very lit 1 1 . . s;iusliine.
Nevertheless Kialn. i::ir,lens nml
LEAVE
Counties
flowers urn wvll advaneid. It In
fVur.d
ih-it flowers or nil kimlM
ihat iiottrs or in KimiH
will be railier Hfurci" hy Decora
lion diiy.
Minn lllanehn Whiting elo.xed
ry HnccesHiul term of Hchool hern
laat ITiday. The w hool children
and their toucher have
i.iuiii ini.ir
auiiuul llKrimugu
a I ho aivlm.
"i ' "' -
of it.
Mrs. T. It. Johnson was a recent
visitor for several days at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Adolph leel
ler. Mrs. Johnson's home is at
Cove.
Mrs. Mary Cotinsell's sons huvo
been very busy hauling nmterhU to
bull.l a new milk house. The build
ing will be modern, having
mad" to pipe running water Into It. ! Tnils which In former years caused
Mr. and Mrs. Klliolt Austin re- much loss to sheep owners. The
turned Thursday from a trip to ( recent instances where sheep have
1'ayetH-, Ida. I been killed Is thought to have heen
Wallace Spencer of Trermlston the w0rk of old coyotes, which
and Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Tilton of )in(i n mtor of young In close proxl
I.osiinc were over night visitors at mity of whero the sheep were
the II. K. Coiinscll home. Mr. Spen- j ranging.
cer is a brother-in-law of .Mrs.
"onus" II and the TlllAos are her
parent;.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sullivan and
children of I'leasaiit drove were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles ti randy.
The (.let-together duh had a very
pleasant meeting with Mrs. Krauk
Poole Thursday afternoon, will).
of the members except throe In
attendance.. Mrs. V., lmm
smiili, the president, called the
mccijng to order and following the
business meeting Mrs. C. Y.. Hen In
and Mrs. Frank I'oole each eon
dueted a guessing contest, ' Mrs.
Alec Fui'gason and Mrs. Adolph
I'
elder winning the prizes. .M '".
I'oolo concluded the afternoon by
serving a two-course luncheon.
Their next meeting will lie on Wed
nesday In two weeks due to the
nearness of 1 ecoratlon day nnd
will bo held In the homo of Mrs.
William Perry.
Mrs. Frank Poole will he hostess
to the Me-way-atum Hrldge club
Tl""wl"y '"' ,hlH w' ''"
Betty Compson Is
Given a Divorce
I.Ofi A.VC'.KIKH, .May 21 CAP)-
llrlty l'nniiKoliK rltiu actrrss, yi'M,
trrdiiy wn.s urantril ilii lnlrloci
op-i(0r.y drerof. 0r uivorro Iromj Jilimi!
Ci'nzc, nnii'd motion pliaiiriiMilrcrtl
oi;. K!n rlinrKi'd menial criiolty.
Inu -uuiim-vuiiKlii'ViUtdirwn. Crn.'
did not contest tin urtlon.
lien And Bebe Are
I Licensed to Wed
l.OS ANUKI.KH. M,.y 21 (AH
Hen I. yon and Hollo llanlels, holll
or the I'llniH, appeared at the coun
ty marriage lieensii liureau yester
day and I'lled an application rur a
license to Weil. J.yon Kave his aKC
las 211 and .Miss llanlels her's at 2t
years of aire.
The application slated that
neither hail heen married. At one
lime Ml.vs huulcls was entfnired to
Charlie I'adiloek, sprint star.
"W'e have to set hack" to work
rlKhl avay" l.yon explained as the
pair hurried away liuiiiK to J
iiumo ior news camci linen.
' I.AIIV TO Ith: ASSISTANT
ST. JOHN'S, N. (Al'l Ijuly
Sipilares Is lo be im active assist-
...,l In Ul.. I..I... t I..- .1
iiil to Kir .John in inline; the do
minion of Newfoundland. She has
been elected to the IcKislnllirc, the
first or her sox to gain a scat. Her
husband is prime minister.
SCORCHY SMITH Traue
Tcue. TTV tllSM.1Rt CIIIEt TOMCCS CUOOD
APPt'rtnf O AT DAWN - WAS PCM1Y Ann witlst.
I HIXU tonriOMf, lnw 5i)t:iWN-r5 , 1.IF. TNI11AH
HAVING I'lrOK'Mf t) MC -HY Pf.F.piMf, umUERMiS
.',HA1IMG HAND AMU HOl-PIMt, tjp ivvo F(NGtfes OF
1'nc rrnirra rSut-osvc.i tir r-oinrtMG Tf? crt-:-
" TVl AT Ttir OOfJHCt' VA. TO lit1- l'Twfl LOOKS
AM II A '-".F F. " OR ABOUT AIIMF-Tt AMUES AS
,Ti(i-. .jpovrues. -A'twK'scisGA'.rAR
a iiif. NAV-'topyn Cam rc.vu -Adour rofirTT
Mlt-tT - AND A '-jCC", IIAV.P THAT iiliTAKCt.
GLOHIA
Trade Mark HeKlstratton Applied For
U. S. l'aient Office
LADIES AtvD GEN-Tl-EMEN; -I
-NOU TAK GREAT PLEASURE
IN PRESENTING MAMSELLE
l, FlF"!,
fmrn
Sheep Slain In
Wallowa Co. By
I OVOlPS rfPnOrt rpw so -rapidly during March und I"1" h -ii-H'iirr wifi mid this
XVClJUlL,Aprj tha( niuch ((f u KpUnK(.IP)l ,hLs nuiii
' Uof, well nlonw for UiIk Heaon of 'nl!.i (nUtiiIj ) Yotir Ikjimii-. I
Hy . ytffk 'the year. With the Krowth helni.' ,uv,f 11 "''' ,r" "-
fOlfserver Correspondent) Kilowed un to omA .vtont he th lu-nltH crank, -oims alcmjt and ml.
.iieeo .mv.ji-.n in vanoiiH pan i
tlllu nmmiinlli ,.-.. !,., thali-
. . . -!'". .... ..
f,orkB are iein(f morKtr)1 to sonie
extent hy coyoten and other mil-
inalH. .Oaatln & Cuswlns who have
a hand of some 12ft head of ewen
ana Jambu (lt tho"r fftrm ,n the
; (l fl,w niPK pnHt f)f lown
re-
j iint Rnniii liiinhn killed hv :i envoie
I I...,..' - J - ".
iiie laner i) rt in inn wnot. ine
ijamns were Kiuen while the herder
short, time getting dinner. Inves-
ligation on the nearby hillside lead
to the discovery of n den where in iiir(;0 ,Uimbers during the pns;
six young coyote pups were dug , f(MV wet.kH ., witn tne mim.h.
out and killed. For a number ofigrans in the pasture tracts hecom
years sheep have been ' bothered Inff ton,.h lhov have ,)(ipn ni0vlns
hut little ly coyotes In this rom-.,Mto ,h(, Kl.)n fl(l,(ls ,)V tlie th0li .
munity; The sevenil years work A ,r..cnt (1(1Jll of 1J0i8onIlir
on tlC!
part of government hunters
nppears to have heen very effec-
ue m cleaning out many m.
i T. (I. Johnson, .the largest potn
... i.. i ...,ii..
' ;:1 .r..:;1" Z:
.'.... -. ..inn.i.w J" -vi..
Johnson Saturday finished plant-1 n- Pctel nnd family spent
ing some 1 0 to 1 2 ncres on an Irri- Sunday voting at lh9 home of Mr.
gated tract a short distance east Hechtel's brother. ;.Tose,h r.eohtel,
of town. Many other farmers over nf JMddlo A'alloy. ; ..' j '
the community have also been busy I 13. Z. Thompson wns In town the
the past week planting smaller hitter pari jOf the week fronv'liis
patches of potatoes. 3otatoes of camp xn "Vhiskey .crek- for sup
all' kinds have been extremely plies. ;Mr. Thompson 'rindOky
ficnroeOiefe during the pnst winter Trttmi havc ri skjddiniji jHh with
and spring. Some qt;'the local "Vitly A- Kkillmgs. "Who are Idgglng
sttires 'nave found'. H difficult to
secure, enough' potatoes, to supply,
the .demand. ".'-The prices of ordin-
nrv grades of .'-p'otatoesiins. been
around JH.C.O and $4.00 :per hun-
died. JiidKlnL' from -rCDorts from
various rnrmers of tho community
Indications are that nhout the usual
ncronKo nf potatoes will he planted
in this community this season.
'ShenrliiK- of some of the small
sheep flocks of the community has
heen koIiik ' forward durlnff the
past few days. A number of small
lots of wool have - heen delivered
to tho -warehouses here and at
Hvans. Reports state that hut company in mat district win ne
little buylnK .of , the season's clip 1 taken out , when conditions are
is heinjt doho ndw. Some contract- j favorable to hnullnff with trucks
Inft of jtits done here a few from there. IV. c. (letting nnil
wec?is' nffo nniWlth prices having , son. are. also, busy loKKinu in that
dropped sevcrM cents per pound district, during the- past' "several
sinnol'tiiut .'time, those w ho were I months they have nibyed a c()n
frtliliato.j!onoui;h to contract at slilernhle amount nf li.jrs'fr'n'm'tmit
tic "per-'pnund feci that they have '
.-i.e,,P,;,l i. voi-v iroiul m ice for this I
,4enr "
' . ' , , , .
o lnrKe amount nf prourcss lias
been accomplished In the way of 1
farming in this community during
the past week. Two heavy rains
visited the community and the
ground already finite wet
wnM 1
soaked In many placea IH ome
farmers have found it much loo
wet for plowing. This lias been
the case at a number of the farms
In the valley where seeding operations-
had not. been completed.
Somo of the fields were plowed
two and three weeks ago and
three weeks ago anil worked Into
condition for seeding just as the
rains came; since that time weeds
have started up In many places
making it necessary to cultivate
the ground again before seeding.
On some of the well drained- land
In tho hill areas farmers have been
able to go ahead with their plow
ing of summerfallow. Plowing i
jllKt RPnB (.olv Ht,.ted on some
of the lal'RO tracts In the hills.
Somo of the. farmers state that as
long ns the soil contains plenty of
moisture they nro in no hurry to
plow- their sunimerfallow, ns' the
'V . . .
volunteer urain has niado n uood
start 'and is supplying a hirpre
amount ot excellent pasture. Orain
crops of all kinds arc loklliK very
well. The crowth has not been
K Tt&TZ1 omTUed For
WE HtAKO NOR.TVlWt'TnVM5D AIM
RAt'GE. OF TAE. ROChiU'S . X WAS FOLLY AlWtD
(S fcVF-HT TltE IHD'AK Pfi(Wf.& TKCPC MC4OUS
Ann tor PyAeRGftcV hai ecrctci) -two
ADDiriOMAL WEVOLVtR'i - OMti SLUNG INSlbf.
MV JACKCT-UMOp.: AW UF.FT APA - AMU A
seoriND in7i.dh a.y Tpourft tot rWrsf;
I COOLr DCAW VJlTMOor A WCTKAIMG
AVYioM
AND HE12
Ltl J i
Rf' 'cV "
vj? Go I
in i 1 1
in i ni'. v
a a ?
hh rnpid during tin pnst tn duys
: while the weather has been nim--
j what cooler, however, HiIh Ih con-
j wldered isuuil hecaiiHe of the fant
. iimiL iiiiien r Ilie Hill Nou n u liPHt
nooler wont h or fu i-m,M
feel that
there Ih not likelv to he nnv danuer
.... " .
(U me rain neinr liijnred liy rreez-
. fil.ifltr , h.tt-r f .i.iu
month or In June. .Spring sown
t.ri(,m have come un cvpniv in ..il
fj,.ds which had been needed for
any length of lime and idve prom-
le of good crops If moisture con-
.u.t i ...
.umuim ui u i to iiui-imu lor
the
4 n
l'niunninir tte rrmund uontfiiu t
; ,mrt of tho ti)ne The vounfr ro.
d.nlH have' made their appearunce
, hnR ., nt manv of
; fll,.nm finn qnrr.esK In jetliner
( nrgo numbers of the young is re -
ported by many people.
Charles llauprlch, proprietor of
tlio llauprlch I'onfectlonery store
here, was n patient nt the Wallowa
hospital several days of the past
week. Mr. llauprlch had improved
sufficiently to 'bo out on tho street
again on Saturday.
fiiles T'lass and wife nnd Herman
i" ass n i v tc ni na v were Man-
day visitors at the J. home
on -Diamond Prairie.
Jor the Tiowman-nioks company, in.
the AyhiskeKcoek district.: A
numbepCiiarge trucks -are being
used. in. .hauling the logs ..to the.
mill pond here. The heavy rnlna
nr the past week hold up trucUim;
to some extent mnklnc the irrndes
up Whiskey creek very slick for
jseveral days and some trouhle has
also lieen experienced with soft
places in the road. According to
reports the InKKinu nt that point
will pronaniy continue uunnt? inn
urcutor part of the summer nnd
fall season. Several million feet
of timber belontrltifr to the lumber
P"lft for shliimcnj. Jia.flln
Milton, and nt thovpvWM tfr
'ni-.iat
.lie
coilaidfriLblo..ijtiou!it ii.f Ioks have
bqen sklddiid and decked ready Tor
h --f, ul'iaillolul "liiadliiR
. . . i
Oile's Plass moved his horsra and :
mnchlnery' from lry creek ' to his" i
'.in 11 coniniiinitv the I
t.ut '.;r ll'lA l, h..' flnj-i
, nf sprhiB-
M i,: , ., i,. .i,tt, .
lie lias leased.
OFFICE
CAT
TRAOB MARK 0.
By Junius
The law Is thai when we believe I
we can do certain things all the i
creative forces in our system will !
rush into the faculty required to1
do the thing we have planned, j
Study Wiis law carerully.Tor il has i
been tried and round not. wanting.
- ,
hospital sioiivici;
Sign observed in a shoemaker's
window,: . .. ,
ANY MAN. "WOMAN Olt CIIIUO
CAN HA VIC" A FIT IN THIS
SHOP, . ...
MR. BROWN'S,
WWrlJivMIJN
MP
'J ifew Wouldn't
ZilV COSTUMES
To THEM r-
TVII; q A . n i
PLACE 'M7:k
3
ARE SUPPOSED) ?
I in
FROM aS?
inuketh a. full iiiun,"
i-allllK eentH Worll)
of l"lconi.
"
vIm-x mc l nhvny w up from
(lie nibir iiuiinij:
Another affliction you can have.
and your best friends won't tell
you, i.; swellhead.
.
When a man says, "Well, thut't
taking hi a lot of territory," it
means that somebody, hits hoeu
careless with the trtita.
Farmer- (to son) Josh. I wish
j ir ym, llont m,t, yo'd (.,a rf i,,
yourself instead of with the hoard-
en;.
Son-r-lsii't my society good
enough for tho hoardei-H
Karnier Your society is flm..
Hut your apt'etltc setH a terrible
example.:
Hello! iHthi Main L'Hin? Helen
dear? This is I'ercy. No, no not
mercy rerc-! 1. for pugnacious,
j f, for enormous. It ror rough, C for
: cruel. Y for yegg."
i
I And Jhen there's the one about
Uh Scotchman who married the
j tattooed' daneei' . ho his children
jcoultl see moving pictures,
'f , .
I-..V..,. ....
1 words. "1 see the cow. The cow can
! run. The cow Is pretty
Tough Mike lunp de
Ain't she a beaut? An say.
she sure can step..
cow.
baby,
1 fettle, (just home from n holiday
in Kgypt) Ami, auntie, It was so
interesting; I he tombs and pyraf
mhls und things' went all covered
with hieroglyphs!
Aunt l.ouisn-'-Oh, dear!. I hope
yo:i didn't get any on you, chllil!
Mrs. Clowoy Your husband
looks like a brilliant .man.- J . sup
pose. he knows everythliiB'.'
Mrs.- Jefl'ress Don't you fool
yourself; h-dot-mitt even suspect
anything. ' - . .'
,'i'iiriisnAY i'ltocitAMN.
, (Ilnyllwllt .Saving. Time )
National Itrnadcasl in .t 'n.'. sfild.
A.moH :iind A.nil.v:... Ii:4ri. .smpluHiv
houri. !i:4fi. Pai'k slstorw;, Memory
l.ane'.i I(l::i0; 01.vm,plans;. Jl. 19,12,
N-atlohnt cnneerl orchestra,. 1 . -,r;
WISDOM
Wisdom demands that you
secure the services of ex
pert morticians who know
the science and ethics of
their profession and who
have demonstrated their
capacity and ability.
We Understand .
Snodgrass
& Zimmerman
Phone Main 62
STORY (Continued)
.O LING AC M-f CLI1DE LED
"Heading
"! ,u,'s
A lirjIfNCT AOVANI Atje. PwiJ ANY MOVILVi Ovt
ON Ml F-AR'T COOLS) Bf-. EAiiL AMTlClPfxTC-D -ROW
WlTilOUT BEING BOASTPOL , X WAS CjLUCo: '
OM TMIi. TRIGGfiKt AN U A 0J11A.O SHOT
T rr.LT SECURE IN Tills At, w FORtitD
Tug (.-i'I'I'iTi "5TRCAA AND Sv;lRTE.D THE
XtMo l-'Uitir. .
PHILOSOPHIZING
rL
Hi ' -certainly little AicKtK
i.i,. tt....it,1-iutlnr iiettiii
15. l.-lKhttt' ami Khadow: K:3u,
miheHti-a; !', .Merryinakern: IIC.SD,
j oiiian and slnperK.t
S'lKikaiiP '
j KlfQ (u'JU): sS. liawailans;
S::;o. NH: I I. ila.ice hand; li,
j Kenln'K oichemra. . ' '
I Scatllo-
K.I It ( !(70) : ' S:;U, OrchCMirn,
I koIhImih; Kvenlng in l'arl:;tno i-nnge hy a county grazing
III. unshlne progiant; 1 1 :3n, tong
Hint, piano; 1, dance music;. 1.
Reveller;-.
Sail Fi'ani'Uco
KlPO (iisn):.fi. popular-muic;
!i. MiiKieal prograniis; lo. Cecil and
Sally; lU::Hi. concert; - II to 1. j Ora 10. Clark was elected county'
dance otiheMira. - commissioner over Frank Morgan '
KF11C (UHi);. S, Kdna I'Ms'-her; 1 ny ,t vnlP 0f ((411 to 7G4. 1 ' ''Voi
:lft. ii:.S;.ll. I.vank Watanabe; ' jjavld F. Graham won lhenom-.i"
li:ln to '2, dance music. linatlnn for county jildge.from (ieo.
Oakh'tnl . v. McKnlght by a vote of 847 to i
IvC.O ("HO): !i::iO, NltC; -lor,(i. ii'
I . dance mu.slc. ... ,t : --.oi
ICl.X (SSH): S. news, ni.uslc; 10, x .
gosjiel hymns; II. I rawaliati: WllAM-lX ItKSICJXS
to i, dance hiiusic. . , s i. . )-(
PorllaiMl . j XICW YOli K. May, 21- (AP)-..,
KKK 1 1 Si : !(, dance concert; i Cruver A..Vhalen has r.'signed ( ;
Mi. HUM of Yeslerday; Hi::m, '(r: im po.lleo coirn;t:.slaner of. New t
chctra: 12::in. iw:.; 12:4(1, M'id- ' Yuri,". He will reLlre fjoni the of-. .
nluht matinee. t ; fiee at noon today., u'
KdW (lMi: S. Songs .of .Un-
mance; H:iu. NIH' .NIIC; 10:.'!ii, j
novelty program: II. Cecil and i
Sally; II:li, dance music; 12, or-'
chesira.
Sail Lake City
KSI, (li:mj: N:;ia, NUC; SMS,
prolii poll; 10, oivriih; I u;:!n, en
ten a iners: 11:1 5, dn rieo' ihiislc; I J
Vagahond or Air.
I.o-: -Airieli's . ,
ICIl.l (lifin): S, concert; !. CHS;
II, news; 11:1)5, dfince music;
to. 2, organ.
KFI (04(t):-,S, hnllnds; .S:4fi,
NIK'; !:4iV,";concerl:' to::io,'. sym- i
phonct; ll::to, dance nuislc.
K NX ( I (1.10),: S. sporting events:
!:30. feature" iirogranis;
dance music. t- -
11 to 1,
MALHEUR CO.
EXPERIMENTS
ON RANGE LAW
- ONTARIO, Ore., May 2(1 (API-
lalheur county voters' determined
t the .May primary election lo
experiment with a law (rovernlnK
ino ftrazinff or livestock on the
raiiKcs of the state. .This law- was
adopted In 11123 hut has never heen
operative, because II could not be
Invoked in any county until it had
been passed upon hy the voters of
the county. . ,
'. The proposition was. submitted
oh a petition inaugurated by
l
LARISON CHEVROLET COMPANY
; l'ir KCjimnmlcnl
Traiisp irlatfhn '
Used Car Hi
'Lot ' '
407
USED CARS,
1928 Dodge 4-Door Sedan
$425.00
PERKINS
Main500-, ,
Titf. WAY 1 HAD
tit nihnn it .Innl.-i n Viiltne
who'll
declare they have Kiiftered for.;
yeatH from the practice of Jdahof
;and Nevada t(ckmen driving thttlt
I herds throtiKh the south end of tfife
county, denuding raiiKcs hi the .
early spring. : - .C
t The votern hy n count of 173S .'
!to a?l determined to try tho laW
i .filrh Mnrmilu th e.Miltfnn r,f
),0ard. Malheun Ih the first coimtv
tf approve the measure.
j Voters of Malheur county nave
returned C. II. Oxmnn to the state
legislature by a vote of 1077 to?
,;;, polled by It. 3). Lytle.
M. Whalen told reporters . he
was- returning to the John Wanu
maker department store, in an ex
ecutive ciipaclty. He left a $100.-
'Mia i. year Job ar. goneral manager
! o.' the 'store lo accept the $10,no
.' il vent' cctntu it-mioii!'ili in? j
RELIEVED 1
. . . OU1CKLY
I lii Purtlj Veictable Pill
'quickly, corrects the
digestive, disturb
ances, removes the in
testinal poisons, and 6i'uk headache
quickly disappears. Your whole sys
tem enjoys a tonic effect, constipai
tion vanishes, nnd you feel a renewed
viiror. Avoid bromides anil dope,
they are depiessinir antl harmful.
All DiupfKists 25c and 70c red pkfra. .
n .a TnirmT-nrxi.
SSSPILLS
U. S. L. Batteries
Vniir old Imltcry nml $n.8
piiw u new one In your car.
Burgess Battery and
Electric ,
2 blocks east of C P..
I)ciot.
" Phone
"Main1 60S
Fir St..
MOTOR CO t
: 4th and Adams
By John C. Terry
'Kg CARTERS
leYl??.
BUT WHEN NIGHTFALL ARRIVED AMD WE
PCEPAPED TO ROLL UP OUR SLAHKErs
X MUST ADAMT I VJAS UUEASY-. Tat.TH0U6HT
THAT THIS fe'tOSKlN AMGHT BE. A MURDEfcte
HARD TO XHWSS o I Feiomed
f.LUMttr.K TILL T SURE; MF LFPF AND
TIEN CREPT CJOIETLY INTO THE. THICKET
By Julian Ollendorff ;
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