La Grande evening observer., May 22, 1930, Page 9, Image 9

Thursday, May 22. 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDER ORE.1-J M
PagiNiBftts4
(CLASSIFIED AD
I Th Market Vaia nf TTniAn lirntl n
i - i Huuuwsi munues
NEW TODAY
'HA NOB AT El.UIN open nil- pavil
ion eviry Sut. nljtht. 5.2-lt.
W'll.HINO ami rcinixlolliii- work
cliino .liKht on. time. Plans unl
i.Ntlnuitra wltho-.it obllmit Ion. Call i
.Main KG, 10. Aunlln. 6-2J-1 t
1'IHI HUNT 4 r6om mud. ftirn.
hnllHC. Will bo variint about I
.Mon. Iiki. at 1 5115 S. Av., or i
call Main Xl4. 6-221 tp
LOST l.owi'r plali- or falsi' tenth j
liftwpfn Inland city ami Conlt-y
ware house Sunday. ltt'tiirn to I
Olisfl'vi'i-. 5-23.:l l. I
Kl.l) TI.MIC DANCK Sat. liifjht ill
lOaKlt-S hull. 6-22.:it,
KOU HAI.H Olt THAHH-A bur
. Kaln. . 5 room modern homo on
. north stdo on macadam street.
Itnsitment, plumbing, hardwood
I'loor. Williamson ,t llerry.
'realtors, Main lulu. 5.22-:n
l-'OK SAI,H-r-Reed' haby uilRKy. lit
kViOiI condition, $1M, 210 W.
..-' , 5-22-2 tp.
?2im ItKSlDIONCK property lo
, trado for sood farm. Ktudebaker
) Comniander sedan trade for
I1t111.su eiiuity. Write box 112 city.
,. 5.22-1 tp
WANTKD'TO HUNT Small, mod.
, rum. house.. Call Observer. '
" ",,..-.-.'. 6-22-2 tp.
Want Ad
Rates
Observer
(Count five average wordi
' . to the lino.)
Per line, lot insertion t"-
Per line, ech added consec
utive Insertion 7c
Minimum charge on one
order ; 260
RATES BY MONTH
3 lines, per month I3.B0
3 linea, per. month .;i.;o
4 lines, per month Ji.OO
6 lines, per month 14.75
Each additional line over We
charted at ilia per line per
month.
CASH IN ADVANCE la re
quired on all Classified orders to
earn these rates. Hitrher rate
charged on all credit Insertiona.
Copy for all Classified ordera
must be In this Office by 10 A.
M. DAY OF INSERTION. Slp
orders on ad inserted until fur
ther notioe must be received by
the same hour or extra insertion
will be charged.
Telephone orders solicited.
Cash rates may be earned on
phone orders by payment on or
before date or lost Insertion.
PHONE MAIN 57
"An Observer Want Ad
Will Do It"
apartment. Garage. Ijtndls Court.
4-s-t .
1 -
'OK .KiSN'f Ui'U.
apts., with bath
"w rails. Adult
wood.
00 uses and
alt aw, quiet,
Hlu Green.
t-lo-lm.
WANTED
WANT HP To trade frlRldalro for
pk'k-up car. l-'lnyd Dale box 34S.
- 5-20-3 t
Sooft
KDIt SAI.K IICKlslereil
bulls. I'll. I'Y lllli ,1.. .
Ayroshire
Stanflley.
5.22-11 tp.
FOR SALE
per pullet, more than pays the
difference In cost and tho bal-.
nnce of increased production Is
profit. Whllo .oghorns. $120.00
per 1000; JU5.00 per 500; $14.00
per 100. Order now. Gowen, Jnc.
Hatcheries, Caldwell, Idaho, box
1-1 A, 4-23-1 m
VOll SAI1-: Iterrigcralor. rot-ulna
i.lmlr. straight-buck chilli; und
heater, 1504-7th St. 5-21.4 tp 1
I'OR SALE Heady-cut lumber for
buildings of any size and kind.
A homo product. PlnCo your or-
ner with l'eto Bousqiiet, Main i that stamp
alio. Island City. ' 4-23-1 nm I successor ti
iSlants
?Vlan J.Gould
Two of Hie fuctor.s that may put
tin' Vonkcis bark into at- U-a-st a
contt'iuilitK' Ainerlcuu league posi
tion tiro Vernon Gome., slim 3 9-yisir-olit
Knuthpaw rookie and Rif
Chiir h y H u M l hi,-, plant rljjiit-hiiinh-r,
traded from tho Hed Six.
If there has been anything the
YankeeB needed more than a sluff
Kliitf lefl-liclder U Ims bwn pitch-
Kufrinp and Oome. can find
plenty or work, ho lony: as they
are eiTective. It influx: satisfied
Manawei- Hull Shnwitey in n win
ning ilihu before tho Sunday
it! tics and (Xmiex, has turned In
a number of! fine, porformanees
him as tho possible
Herb I'eniKK-k.
ager looked around for means of making their home in Hatnier,
livelihood while keepfu-g the clown Wash., since leaving Union.
intact. - . . 1 . . . "Hftpn IJnxtcr Is working: fop a
. Now It develops that the negro lumber company In J Kirns dolus
Youiik Jack Thompson, . working: flee work. Mrs. Haxter Is running
on a scule by. which, he got leHatlhcir store.
fnr wliiiiinu 1lnn llnn. a
from hu welter 4itle victor over!
Jackie Fields with exactly $14.82
profit. . , . Under the , circum
stances Thompson hardly can be
blamed if he- turns his nowly won
laurels to profit without undue
risk for the time being. ;
Foundation Work
On Wilde's Home
Now Under Way
- KIrbs Stephenson, who hit .362
for the Chicago Cubs last year, was
r(!caied by Cleveland in 'lit 4,
thouKh h& hit well over .SOD for
tho club In three previous seasons.
OeoiEe SIsle itow a socor.d
striiiRer for the Huston Hruve
mada 24G hits in the '.)-2'2 season,
while playing with the St. I .onto
lirowns.
ix;ix
J nnce
MISCELLANEOUS
Iou 'IJKI'JHltKI) Hollywood baby
rhlx. Sired by pedigreed coek-j CA Lh .Sf4-J Spraying, white
4rels, delivered to l.a Urii'nd!, j washing, pruning, lawn mowing,
$i:i.00 per hundred, Mossacre window loxes, landscaping. '
Hatchery, Kami. tp J. 5-21-G tp.
KOIt SAld-: Kced baly buggy In .miss ObADYH MILLKR will con
good condition, lltU Ceilnr after ti,10 i1(.r cass ln piano muU
4 P- m- tp. i August first. Studio 10 10 Sixth
tKSALK-Ueedbabvbnv. I'h.j Htrwt- ('aIl Suti-A. fi-21-tit
fill-W, 1 DOS K. O.
5-20-3 t.
VMM SAI.LC KIrst class home on
paved street near normal school,
basement, laundry truys, furnace,
fli-i! place, hardwood floors, eoni
jilelo with built-in features. To
tal purchaso prlco $4,2t0 Includ
ing city loins. Terms, Williamson :
and Uen'y, realtors., Main itoo
: . , R-19-4 t .
LISTEN KOLKS Clowon Imtched
cliicks live, grow and produce
moro eggs per pullet than cheap-
cr chix offered; Kour extra eggs ,
SO M M IS 1 1 I-IOTKL Modern and
quiet. Personal service. Lobby up
stairs. Wepot and Wash. Also
first class apartmenta. See js
'for comfort. 4-23-1 m,
NO You wouldn't ever think of
wearing a hat that wasn't clean
ed and. blocked, also shoes that
are not shined. Angel's Is the
best place in town. 5-20-4 t.
OA GRANDS MATTKKBa A Up
tiniBtuuing A Rug Clean In
Works. Phone 424-W. Chaa. jcd.
wards, Prop. 12-1-lm
Professional
Directory
This dtroctory is osiwclally
hainly for tho nowcomcr or for
out-of-town reader Vlici may
mint tin', name anil address of
;oiiiu professional mini.- It- lias
hi-oii carefully prepared and will
prove to bo a ready aid to any
reader in nhtainlng prompt pro
ressiomil service.
(XASvSIFIED FOR
QUICK REFERENCE
Physicians & Surgeons
A, li. RICHARDSOX, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon .
Office over Glass Drugs
OfIce Phone, M-1B Res. M-55
IJOK II. BOt VV. M. P.
IiEAVA WILKKS. M. D.
Practice limited to diseases of
the Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat.
New Foley Telephone
Building Main 16
DR. J. E, WOODELTj
Chiropractic Physician
Other methods applied,
Diathermy, Ultra Violet Hay,
Kood Science, Sinusoidal and
Dalvanism. Foot troubles cor
rected. 20 Sommer Bldg.
Phone 497-W.
Hrs. 9-5, 7-8 Res. 19a-W;
int. vi:hsti:ii k. ross
Announces the opening of his
new offices in the Koley bnlbl
hig. I 'hone Main 5!t. Hesidenco
at the Sacajawea Inn.
Astrologer
MRS. FRKIF,RICK BALMES
301 X, AVE.
Readings Daily.
Readings by Mail a Specialty
MONK TO LUAJN We are repre
Bentatlves for the Prudential In
surance Co., and can make farm
or city loans at attractive rate
of Interest. Chaa. H. Reynolds,
insurance, loans and bonds.
Picking winners in the forth
eonilns' bine ribbon ."'.astern col
lege Iniek meet, the 1. 1'. A. A.
A. A. eh.-iinpiorfshipH at Cambridge
is always risky but at least thereto,.
is nine tiount anout the favorites
in most of the events this year.
Here's how they figure to fin
ish in sum of the featured finals
on May 31 on tho basis of per
formances so far:
100 yurds Wykoff of Southern
California. Dyer of Standard and
Wltderniuth of Georgetown.
220 y a r d s I y or, Wykoff an d
Wildeimuth.
44o yurds Howon of Pitts
burgh. Monroe of Harvard, Rngle
ol Vale and Ab.irrlson of Stanford.
NSo yards -Hussell Chapman of
11a I en.
Mile run- McKniff of Pennsyl
vania, M'ossmnn of California, Hal
Mead of. Southern California and
Mickey of N. Y. V.
I Ugh hurdles Welsh of South
ern California, Clark or Hensley
of Cornell, I'ogolotti; of California,
and Smith of Stanford.
Low hurdles Pugolottl, Smith
and I'ayne of Southern California.
High juimp; Van Osdel or
Southern California, Hedges of
Princeton.
Pole vault- Co1yer of Cornell,
Cojio of Yale.
Shutout Pothert and Krenz o.f
lly Mrs, (.rant W.vhle
(CHisorver (Correspondent)
HOT IAlvR; (ro. (SpccIatX J.-j ew as J ones J
W. Wilde Is digging trenches and 1 Ailetl.
starting the foundation of his new
home to be built this s:immer on
his plaeo on Catherine creek In this
section. It is located near the
highway by Catherine Creek bridge
and gives promise of a fine modern
farm home.
Kenneth Kofford, hell hop at I
Hot Lake, left for Tinker Sunday j
to take up his work us bell hop at ;
the. Maker hotel, I
Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson and
Velum Peterson left their ranch
Sunday afternoon for their sheep
ca mp u p on 1 o wder riwr, M r.
'eterson and the shearing crew ex
pect to start work Monday morn..
ing.. 'Roy Jordan and the crow
drove into Union from Idaho when
they have been shearing fm some
weeks. They will shear for Will
Vopel and Lloyd Pierce next. Hob
Conrad and Harold IHlly were left
In charge of the Peterson farm and
dairy herd during shearing. t
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hansen and
son. Oleen, were callers at tho Y..
It. Haxter home, in Union Sunday.
Oleen is stilt carrying his. arm in
a sling as tho result of u broken
collar bono In a mo(oreyclo necl
ilent some time ago.
Mrs. Grant W. Wyldo drove lo
Cove Tuesday with a group of Re-
(lief Society women to hold a club
meeting ut the homo of Mrs. ITarj'y
Welmer. The meeting wr.s a spec
ial treat, taking up the life of
Madame Schumanhelnk, her favor
ite songs being sung by Mrs. Wilde,
Annie Geertson and daugh
ters. Some . of her records wore
procured for the occasion.
Mi ami Mrs. Earl Pavis are the
proud owners of a fine new car.
Al MeCelhui and Mr. Waring, of
Salt Ijuke City, were guests at the
John Peterson home. Mr. MeCellnr
Is an uncle, of Ms. Peterson and
hopes to locnte in this valley. Mr.
Waring received news of illness in
the family ho returned to Suit Lake
City last Saturday night.
Mr', and Mrs. G. wV Wilde with
Mr. and Mrs. W. I?. Baxter drovo
to the power plant above Covo
Sunday and up' to the old ltorgreu
sawmill. They report a most d3,
lightrul trip through a beautiful
flower decorated canyon with fairly
good roads.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Conner and
family with Mr. Conner's mother
and aunt called at the George Hnx-
There was not a tdngtc champion
ship boxing- bout kist year in San
Kruneiseo. the city that formerly
wan the home base of such fiht-
Corhett and Abe
FIND IT
HERE
Oop for this column moat be
la by 9 a. 111.
oi'i:. Aiit l'.-wir.iov
i.vcry Sat. niKllt. 8-22.21
SWIM AT COVT. l'OOT,
Tim fountain of youth. Warm
minora! water. Tree picnic grounds'
6-12-1 in.
IOKATj OIFTS FOIt THE HOY'
GRAIM'ATK
Tho finest leather articles ever
.shown are in tho sprini? lino at
ltichardson's Art aad (lift Shop. In
this line are the very things which
boys enjoy as Kirts. Substantial,
useful articles which men and boys
take a nrido In havlntr. See this
wonderful line now on display at
Itlchardson's Art ana Gift Shop.
sci i noii
j Km-.. II i
I i,. j rencn.
bJASTHKN OF.fc.UON School ot
Music, violin, piano, voice. -Jred-its.
1. O. U. k temple, 447-J.
9-24-1 m u,
I'isrus Krenz and Kothert of
.lavelln fhurehlll of California,
Mnitenscn of Snulhern California.
llaii.iTiier Connor of Yale, Von-
IJarvai'd.
PURE HOLLYWOOD strain white
Leghorn - chicks, heavy laying:,
free range hens, mated to Urow- j
nell pedigreed Cockerels, April
10th, .12c; 2;lrd, 11c; May 1st and
proval. Pacirio Hatchery, Tang-
ent, Ore. 6-2-1 nip
or Diti:ss.M.Ki.a
t any time, Mrs. P.
132U Y. avu. Ph. 22II-J.
5-20-1 m.
l'lVE Y10AU D1ATIY HOOKS
A most beautiful line of diaries,
five year numbers with attractive
bindings, gold edges and lock and
key. Just the thing for the girl
graduate. Seo the new numbers at
Klcharilson's Art and Gift Shop.
5-21.2 t.
NOTK'I".
Will not be responsible for any
hills not o' k.'d by myself. .1. I,.
Munhall. 6-l!l-4 t.
GliAMTATlOX .MOTTOS
Many now numbers in tho lino
of mottos suitable for both the boy
and tin? girl graclualc will bn found
In the line at Ulehardson's Art and
Gift Shup. You are Invited to visit
the shop and read Out inspiring;
sentiments in tills lovely line;
6-21-2 t.
Wilson's Asters, tomatoes, cab
bage at Hoover market and Mrs.
tor farm Sundjiy on their way to Norris'. ' ' G.20-3 fp
Bountiful, rtah, to visit Mrs. Con. I
ner's parents., Tho Conners- nrs I fTonistltcliliig, pleating, button
' holes, etc Korton's Klilillc Shop.
Quick Pile Relief-
No Salves ov Cutting
HOOKING WORK. Repair work
or any kind of a new roof. Call
Chas. Hildebrand. bJOW. 3-6-lmp
MONET TO LOArt otx luiprovoa
city proporty, siralgdt loans oi
Installment plan, i-j vest rates.
United titates tnTeatment Co.
Phone Main . l-H-lm
FOR RENT
roil i;i:nt-
1201-Stb.
-Ilousekeeliing rooms,.
Closo to normal.
5.21-2 tp
KOIt I'.KNT l-'urn. apis., garagi-s.
Lights and water, 21ns Adams.
5.21-0 tp.
One of the main answers to tho
lack of lltie activity In profes-
I'lle sufferers can only get iiulck,
safe and lasting relief by neipoving
the cause -bad blond elreulatlpn In
tho lower bowel. Culling and
salves eltn't do tills an Internal
remedy must, lie UHed. I'l K.M.ItOI I),
the prescription of l)r, .1. . l.eon.
-Adv.
Wilson's vegetable and flower
plants at Mac.Marr 71 and Mrs.
Norris'. 6-20-3 tp
XOTKT-: OH' MOHTGAGI-:
J.'O UIX'I .OS I It !; SA I, I'.
1,N TI1K DISTRICT COURT OK
T11K UNITKO STATION KOIt
TUN DISTRICT Ol." Olt BOON.
The California Joint Mloe.lt Land
Rank, of San Kraueisco, a corpora
tion, 1'lalntiff, vs. Kllzabetli A.
slonal boxing is the extraordinary tills blood congestion and strength
flnanclat arrangements usually fens the affected parrs,
connected with any occasion in j HKM-KOID tablets us sold by
w hich a championship changes (druggists everywhere, have such a
hands. wonikirful record for qiilnk and
hardt, succeeds, because It removes I Onlloway, J. K, '1'. Galloway and
Vera Mne Galloway, his wife; Mary
K. Wirkens, l-'lora Ann Wlrkens,
Joim Henry Wieknns, a minor, tho
First National Hank of Klgln, Ore
gon, a corporation, ti.nl union
It cost Sammy Manilell money : lasting relief, that Red Cross drug : County, Oregon, a municipal cor
lo win tho llghtwelghl crown slnrc always sell them with guar, poration. Defendants,
from old Rocky Kansas, with thajaliteii of money back If they do I Hy virtuo of a Writ on a Decree.
remit th.il Sammy and his man-lnol end nil 'He suffering. Adv. Judgment Order, Decree and n.
I der of Sure Issued out of tho above
entitled court in' the above entitles
.cause, to me directed, and duted
the 12tli day of May, .930, upon a
Jildgmunt Decree and Order of
Sale rendered and entered m sale
court r.nd chuso on the 12th day of
May A. IX, 1930 In favor of the
: California Joint Stock Lend HnnK
; of an I'ViircImco. a corporation
plnlntirt and against Klizuueth Av
(ialloway, J. K. T. fJnlloway unit
Vera Mao Galloway, Uls .wife, de,
fendanls. for thesuil ot $17.7.42.35.
with interest thoreon at the rate or
Sr per annum from the Slat day
of December,: i3, together wits
tho further sum of tl&uO.OO attor
neys fees, with Interest from May
12, 1 ;:t 0. together with the further
sum of $S0.OO costs nnd disburse
meats with Interest thereou front
i May 12. 19t. eoiumundlnff me to
. make sulo oi' tho following ilrscrlb
; ed real property situntiHt in the
jCounty of i:nlon and Stute Ojr Oa-e.
jgon, to-wlt: -
j A strip of land ono (1) rod
j wide ( ff the south side of tho
i South east quarter SHU) of
tho Routhoust Quarter (SKH)
j ot ' sccllon Thirty-four (3)
Township Two (3V . North,
. - Rnngo Thlrty-nluo (39) Knst
I W. jr.: also tho East halt
i (Rial of Uio Southwest quar.
i tor (SWli) of Section Thtrty
I 'flvoi.(35), Township Two (2) :
'North, Rnngo Thirty-nine Knst ;
V. '."M., except tho" railroad
'righe ar way througn same.
Also -.tho Southwest Quarter
,(SWU) of the southwest
Quarter (SW'4) of. said Sec
tion Thlrty-fivo (35), exx-opt a
st rip of .land -Sixteen '( 1 0 X feet
S .. inches wblo of (of .the west
side of said 'Southwest' Quarter
(SW!4 ) ,l"f tho Southwest
Q-.iurter (sWK) -of Section
Thirty-five (35). , Township.
Two (2) North, Rnngo Thirty. "'
nlno (39) Knst .W. M. Tho
Northeast Quarter ' (NK W ) ot
Section Threo . (3 Township
On0 (1) North, Bnngc Thlrty
nino (3Q) i:ast W. M.; tho .
Northwest Quarter (WS of
Section Two (2), Township ono ft
(1). North, ftunga Thirty-nine'
(39) East W. M.! The West
Half (Wfj of the Northeast
Quarter. . (NEW ) of Section
Two (2), Township Quo (tK
North, Range Thirty-nine (391
Knst, W. M. and all that part
of tho South Half (Vi)i of '
Section Two (2, Township
Ono (1) North Range Thirty-
nine (39). Kust W.. M. not own
ed by Arthur Tlullgarth. ' and .
tho Hishop .Johns-'Kstste eiu
cept the railroad right- of way '
through sume; and the tone '
ments, hereditaments and ap-- ,
purlennnces thereto bototlfftnjr '
or In any wls appurtalnlnK.
together with all the estate,, right
and . Interest, homestead or- other
claim or demand as well Ift tow
as In eiiuity us tho mortgagors had
on said 2 -lth day of April, 1923', or
thereafter acquired In oif to said
premises or uny part thereof.
NOW THISKKKORB by virtue of
said writ on said fecreo anil si-t'd
Judgment Under, Deeree audi Order
of Sale, nnd In couip.llu.uco with the.
commands of snld writ, I will, on
'Saturday Uio 2lstT'duy ofjune, A.
J.. ui-W .the nildW n( , 1. : OP
o'clock p, m. of said, day, at the
front .door of the Union County
Courthouse In La, Grande, in Union
County, Oregou, sell at public uuc
tlon, subject to ' redemption, ' to
tho highest bidder , for--cash -In
hand, all of tho right, title arid ln-
teresl, which the defendants In ths
suit havo or either oi aoyof them
had, on the 2-tth day of April, 1933,
tho date of tho mortgage herein
before described, or since that date
havo had In und to tile ubovo des-.
crlbed property or any pnrt there
of, to satisfy salil Writ, .Tuilgniont
Ordor, and Decreo witli 'interest
costs and accruing costs,- Including;
the costs ot and upon this Writ.
JOHN L. DAY, United Stales Mar
shal for the District of Oregon. '
VKK & RANDALL, Attorneys for
rialntiff.
Post offico address, Pendleton,
Oregon.
Klrst publication, May 13. 1930.
Last publication, Jun9- 12, 1930
May 15, 22. 29. June S. 12. '
NOTICE OP SALE FOR DEMSQtTEVT ASSESSMEJITS
' Notice la' hereby gtven to all concerned, that under an by -virtue!
of. a wacront bearing date the 23rd- day of April, 1930, 'issued- by tho
Recorder of the City ot La Grande, Oregon, and- attached to tho
Assessment Roll for the 'specific assessments 'hereinafter set forth andl
described, and placed! In my hands for exeoutbon1, andl commanding andl
directing me to proceed to collect, as by Charter provided, the do
llnituent assessments on sunt Assessment Roll, together with accrued)
interest, penalties and cost of sale, I, the undersigned Chief, of Police
of said. Cltv of La clrandn. will an tho l'iIHi dav of Miw. 1930. nt the
front door of the County Court! House in Ea Cirande, "Union- County,
Oregon, at 2 o'clock P. M sell at pull Ho sulo to. the highest bidder
therefor, for cosh, each tract, parcel and lot of the herelhaftpr de
scribed, real estate for the payment -'cf the doilnquent improvment assessment-
set opposite each suid particular tract, lot on pareol of real
estate thereof, togethor with intorest on-said delinquent assessments,
Inclttdlng Interest on delinquent Interest- InstnllmcnTs-, as provided by
ordlnancetot said City with tho. accrued: ponalttea. upon said; delinquent
assessments, as provided by. the. Charter of said, City, to-wlt?
Name .
H. C. Dray
H C. Uriiy
Thoe K. Moore -Kush
lxthvao '.k....
tussle Nelson '....
Gussle Nelson
Lot
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6
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11-
Peter Grant 2
Stella Shirley :.
Stella Shirley i
Kilpha Allen
C. J.- Richards:
J. Richards
V. J. Richards
C. J. Richards
Fred Gelbel Kstate ...........
Kred Uelbel Kstate, :
P'red Oelbel folate ..........
Kred Gelbel Kstnto
Kred Gelbel Kstate
Fred Gelbel Estate
.Christ Lund
Chflst Lund
Chas. Harris K54- V3.5 ft
Wallace Cass EV4
Wallace Cass
Kllen Boswcll . , , .
J. L. Inglo .v.-....:. ......,
Kdnn K. Reynolds , ...
Edna K. .Reynolds
illlil B. Rynilds
Robert Nowlln 1--1S.4
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of 5
of a
3
4 '
2
4
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ft. of 1
Wil or 2
WVi of 7
WVj "Of 8
Kred TO. Williams
Kred K. Williams
l-iarl C. Reynolds
- ' N8-1'.2S ft. RIO ft- of T
NSJ.25 ft. Of 8
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Arnold & Drny 1X7
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Chaplin's
Predmore's
Predmore'e
Connordale
Riverside
Riversldo
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Rlvorsldn
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R-lversido --
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Wisdom's
Wisdom's
Wisdom's- .
Wisdom's
Wisdom's,
Wisdom's
Riversldo
Riversldo
Coggnn's
Chaphn's
Chaplin's
Chaplin's
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125
120
120
120
120
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l.a Grande. Invest Co.
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MarcS ..
B. A. Barlow
Rvelyn Newlln ......
It. K. Swan
Bird Bennett-,!.....
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f,.' Newlln
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Pleasant Homo 127,
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Chnplin's
Chaplin's
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K. Ada Schwelglen .........20
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K, A. Keppnor ,& Co. 8
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Grandy's Seo.
Coggnn's Seo.
Old' Town
t)rtl Town-O'Connors'-
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Chaplin's
Chaplin's. .
Chaplin's
Wisdom's .
Wisdom's.
Wisdom's-
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538.81
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ABr..2.4-Vay lr8-15-22,
Chief of Police, City 06 ta Grando, Oregon.
Many Bargains! listed on Want Ad Page
USED CARS
v 1928 Dodge 4-Door Sedan
$425.00
M PERKINS MOTOR CO
Main 500 . 4thandAdama
SCORCHY SMITH Trad6 ttuICslatenVoffice'e or
MR. BROWN'S STORY (Continued)
KOU UKNT Modern sUvping
room, 1 block fnm Sueujuwca.
3'JO-It. 0-17-tf.
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5-l-(i tp.
KOU ItKNT -rin. imfum. liouac,
4-rni. npt. ami 3-rm. ;ipt. Close
In. Imi. at Sonmier hotel.
5-H-tf.
KOIt UK NT Modern furn. honso
with gar.iKr. Nt-ar normal. Inn.
Hif N avo or 4.'I4-.I. 5-S-tf
KOIt ItKNT ltooms. Modern,
clean, reasonable, 14S Wash.
4-30-1 nip
KOIl ItF'.NT Modern furnished
apts. Waverly Apts. 1311 O avc.
mp.
KOR UKNT Up-to-date rtirnfrhfr,
STAGES LEAVE
From Corner of Elm and Jefferson
Wallowa Valley Coaches
Ieave
By John C. Terry
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1 AVOKE INTilEMOKWMOTOFIND CHItF
TKL'NOF.R CLOUD BFHD'MS OveR AE, AIIDA'JMtG
SldHS TMAT WAS BKADV.
TO ALtAY ANV SUC.PlClOM (W,r CON DUCT MAf
HAVE CtEAlEO 1 EVPtniNeD THAT t WAS
6tvn TO CLtHP 'A'ALlltUl Vll) TltUS MAD
CRAWLED PROA O0H CAMP N Tue NIGHT.
you wtRtH'T .. MO.'ccicr. - Huf n;: "
ftEALU-V, Ar(iA.ID yPEvyvND THAT 1 GO ALONG i '
OP- HIA-WERF 11 Vll MIAA MToTni; MOUNTAJUS
VOU R.BWWA5 AyTIFTING. WAS HIS
V ' O 1JCLAI TO THE SOLD MINE
ON THE LB vet. 1
fSpsimi sot PNOiPecrewt
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TO GONTINUi TME STORV , WB RODB TILL THE
AFTERNOON WR BeCeD A MCAINTAIM.
acadow. Herea Tue. chiep AAAjje sign
THAT THE BEST OC THE JOUONtV MUST BE.
MADE. AFOOT . SO V6 UNSAOJBLttB- eiELL6J3
ONE MOHS.E. IN CASe TlltV STRA-OiP, AMI)
TURNED TUEM. BOTU LOOSE TO tDRAfiB TILL
OL RETURN. ' 1 ALO REMOV6BAVC CHAPS
AND SPURS, foft. TME CLIA.B .
1
TME. IMP! AN IHDtCATtD V . THAT
SUITABLE CAApStTtt Tki COULO BE RKAClltp,
BEFORe NIGHT AND Tilt TRAIL. t:RO TUtKli
ON WAS SHORT -
WE PLUNGED INTO AS TOUGH A BW Of? HIKINC
AS T HAVE 6.VEK 6HPEK16MC6D-
TUF CH'lUP LEO AMCrt FOliLOWEB CLOUtY
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-it rTT A Trude Murk ItOKlstratlon Applied Fi
VJJ jJllJ u. S. 1'aii-nt Ofllce
THEY CALL IT DANCING!
By Julian Ollendorff
La Grande for Joseph 8:45 a. m.,
4:00 p. m.
Makes' All Main Line Connections.
For information call MAIN 790
Buy Round-Trip Tickets nnd Save
Good for 60 Dsiyn.
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