La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 24, 1930, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, May 24, 1930 LA OKANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE Page Nina CLASSIFIED T J T1 Maitet Place of Union and Wallowa Counties AD NEW TODAY jCXCtLAXGK Pe nfllptpn property ! for city property or mnall uuro 1 hr- Olwrvor. b-2H-t t. FOIL HA.I.K 'KlPclrio radio. Flnrt nliws contUOdn: See Art Mnllur,. 1 Woolworth's. 5-2-fc-a-tp 1ST Hot. Gramlo nndWti.- Iowa Thura. night. Mil wi-pluU-rf tenor Kiiitur. Jtpwunl. Cull Wliu Novcliy jorchoHtni, 17!V. ; " 5-24-4t. yOH SALK phonograph, . Main !( 34. Victor portable 1316 O avo., ip ph.. 5-24-tf. fin, Ov KKSIJKNCfl nronerty to j . tnule for good farm. KtmMmlu'r J ; fommnniler nod an 'trade - for t , house ifuity. Writ a hox 1 13,' city. - V'. 6-24-1 tp j Want Ad Rates Observer -10c (Cotint f!vo mvemwo word In tit llfiM Per' line. lat inrltnn t Por line, etch added conaeo utive Insurtlun 7o Minimum cnarKe on one order von i:i:."r Apt; t?nn 4i-w. , ; t5-j4-2 t I'lVUI-:. MU.ly CtintniiiR ovory ele-,, :inont rtMiiirMl-. by tlm hum.'ut l' hody. Our dairh-s aro operated' ; with rureiul attrntlon to' .Manita.' Hon. Wo rc'voinmrmd: -IMJilh. - NiVTb'RA-L-' MILK.' -.to- you, uu ndiiltorated, .unpa.stiurizid, -iin- , Htandardizc'd. Tlx host iillt over 'sollin Jot Grundo Ik produced Ity.i J-A G'HAJMJXO DAI ItY'MKN'K Ah- ' SOflATION. ..s - fi-24-Jm ' .. l . imant Yoru,i;oit(:it iioxksojj TIMK. nANr?.: Sat nlRht ftt . ,t,v- .,. "".""i n . ...KuRlt-H hall. in -i jiifi HTjiiiitiTU; uipxt'a. A 115111 ZGO RATES BY MONTH 8 llnea, par muiUh , ? 6ft 3 linos-, per month $3.25 4. llnea p month, jf ytt C lines, per month ?4.75 Kach additional line over iva chared at Cue per Una per moil ih. CASH IN ADVANCE' Is re quired on all Classified orders to earn these raten. Higher ratea charged on all credit insertions. Copy for all Classified orders mutft be in this office by 10 A. M. DAY? OF INSERTION. Su.p orders- on ad' inner ted until fur ther notice, must be received br the same hoar or extra Insertion Will be charged. Telephone orders saltans. Cash, ratea .may be earned on Ehone orders by payment on ur efore 4ale of last insertion. PHONE MAIN 87 r "An Observer Want Ad Will Do it" in. Inq. at Sommer hotel. ' - 5-14-tf. TOlt KENT Mortem furn. house with: garage. Near- norjiml. Inq. H6 N ve or 4S4-J.; 5-S-tf Pine leather purae a.6V card cases. .Mottoes. Costume Rings and jewelry, lloiiiloir novelties. ; Houdoir lumps. New Silhouvtte Plaques. , . , Silhouette pioturv . , And dozens of other clever now creations suitable for the Girl Graduate will be found In the Gift Stock at Richardson's Art and Gift Shop. 5-24-1 t. Menus Of The Day 1 Choice cabbage plants Ittc per dozen. Ilohnn'H Ki-eenlioi.iit. Phone 07U-W. 5-23-2 t. KOIt HUNT kooimk. .Modern, clean, reu.sona.ble, 14uS Wash. : ,v; . ' t-30-L mp KOIt RENT Modern f;irnslied apts. Wavorly Apts. 1311 O avo. t-20-l nip. l'"OU RENT l'p-to-date furnished apartment. Garage. Lnndl? Gotirt. - 4--t f. KOK KKNT Kuru. apta.,. with batba ' run. Adulta. wand buuiu and dt-aD. quiet, 1S10 Orcon-t-10-Jm. LOST l.dST Lower plate-- of fnlm tteth bctwocn Island City' and Conley waro house Suiuluy. Rot urn to Observer. '. ' 5-2,:t I. . Hy Mrs. Alexunikv Goorgc; A Sr.MAV IX MAY ItreakfaM Chilled Ornnire Juice Kkk and Ham Omelet Murrins Coffee Pimww ' Roast I .a tub Mint Sauce Brown. Gmvy RrowiU'd lntuloet a weeK" JudKO Brnaler Small bo tried In dlstriotr Judea1 Mwim asked. "You have another wife court June 0 on a, c ha rue of elec novv, you know." , tloneerlitH on eleotlon. day In vlo- "Well, 1 don't huve to support latlon of the slate Corrupt l'rae-' my. second wlf. She has a job." 'tlctwaot. Tha dutft. wm a-t on mo YOKt answered cheerfully, us he , tion of Uuncun for n oontlmmnce went to Join the present -Mrs. Virt to uometime-after. Juua U who. was- awultinn in-an adjoinlim Meanwhile the ohumbuis ofi.com roo,n imorce and wais veleinn oi'Kanlza- 1 Jtions awulted.' word fioui Wnshlnir- fPiwtgi Qf ffn Chf ' I on their mtQlutluUH aHkitiK that WVtfUft JI lha rmUu atatlon over, whtoh Dun- Matl LOSt III 1913 related ba silenced. , GUTS THAT LAST The boy graduate will enjoy nn article In fine leather. Something which Is substanllal, a nice bill J fold, key taner, jewel ease, tie ruck, hut and coat brush, a motto- or suitable sentiment, a pnlr of clever metal book ends, and many othr lusting- articles for men carried hyi Richardson's Art and Gift Shop. 5-24-1 HreuU Head Lettuce Rhultarh 1Mb Niiiitatr Sliced: Ijunh SoudwJohes Sweet IMckles ChoeolatM Marshmallow Cake Tea (Hot ur Iced) GRwVTS PASS, Ore., May 24 (Al) Sheriff K. H, Lister has re- I C'reamed Carrots turned her from the Siskiyou t'urrnut' Jelly mountains where he Identified ui liolhih li-8iiiar skeleton, found, by au Indian, JudRo -Your wlfo says you have Iter terrorlxedi l'risoner Honestly,, your honor, Judge I am not nsklns this In trfve tlwt of Frl; Kberhardt, who was mv 'fi-'ial capaolty, hut: as man AVILSOX'S 1LAXTS Asters, tomatoes, cabbage and all kinds of plants at Mrs. Nor rls 6-23.2L WANTED SEEKS $12,500 DAMAGES FROM PROHI AGENTS WANTKO Youiiff woman or g-irl to do 1 Kenenil housework on farina Write box 15 North Tow- di-r. fi-23. t. i ondary If.' good, opportunity for advancement, Vrite l G., care j Observer. " .,5-23-3 tp. your orders 'to bur irr'oehlio'.isii, fp.i Main -731. ClarUs Kloristw. FOR SALE Kilt . SAJ.E Oil TUA1 Small farm that will accept city prop- erty aa down payment. Wllllam Hbn it Berry realtors, Alain HMD. ' 6.23-21 I'TfnSAl.R S5.0U, 1102 -Hedstead and springs, Main at. 6-23-2 tp VOil SAIvE OR TRADE for iJl 'Grande property, 00 acres ifrt Kated land at Jlernilston. Call Observer. 6-23-2 tp I'OI! KAr.l-J Hi'Klatered AyreHhlre bulls. I'll. F. I'Jti ,1.. . Stanilley. , . . 6.22-0 tp. I'Olt KAIIO OR Tit A I HC A bar-'Kain.- 6 room modern homo on north sido on macadam street. Hasnment, plumblntf, hardwood' floor. Williamson & Horry, realtors, Alain 1)00. 6.22-31 FOR SAM-; Refrigerator, rockinff chair, straight-buck chair and heater, '1604-TtH St. B-21'4 tp MISCELLANEOUS,. COLLKGIC GRADUATIC, apro 23, Kindle, oxp. in bookkeeping-, cor responilinK and general' ofi'lco work wlshi'S position. Salary sec S54-j Spraying, "-while- , washing-, pruning, lawn mowing, i window .boxt:s,.laudsuaping. ' I 5-21-6 tp. FIND IT HERE Copy for this oolanin miut be In by a. m. MISS OIADYS Ml I.I, ICR will con tinne her class in pinno. until August tlrat. Studio ItilG Bixtli street. Call 850-A. 6-21-(it uL QRANDB MATTRESS- Up bnlsteilng 4 Rug Cleaning Works. Phone 424-W. Chag. Bd warao, rop. 12-1-lm MONET TO LOAN. We are representatives- for the' Prudential In surance Co., and can make farm or city loans at attractive ratea nr Interest, Cbas.. H. Reynolds, insurance, loans and bonds. Plant your porch boxes now. We are calling for and delivering re planted boxes. Phone your ordej. to- our greenhouse, Alain 731, Clarks Florists 5-24-2t. SUTAI AT COVE POOD The fountain of youth. Warm mineral water. Free picnic grounds ' 6-12-1 m. ST. I.,OUIS, Alay 24 (AP) Airs. I.illie li. Peters of Portland, Ore., formerly of St. Touis, seeks $12,600 dnmnges from six prohibi tion ngents for alleged malicious destruction of property during a raid, in a case oa trial in Federal ; court here. Airs. Peters asks damages against I James llllton. deputy prohibition 'administrator, and five of . his ; agents for what site claims was w-il-! ful destruction of a building owned I hy her on Olive street here Feb ruary 11. The officers found a still in the building. She alleges J iney smnsueu windows and doors and cut a hole in the third floor permitting 4,500 gallons of mash to trlckls to the basement so that tho building was ruined. It is tho first trial of Its kind here. . Save a date for the show, Thursday June 5. All list rel 6-24-1 t EASTERN- ORMGON School ot Music, violin, piano, voloe. '2red Its. 1. O. O. P.. temple, 447-J. 8-21-1 m. Choice large clumps dephinlum and baby breath 15c per clump. Rohan's greenhouse, l'h. liTO-W. 6-23-2 t PURE HOLLYWOOD strain white Leghorn chicks, heavy laying, free range hens, mated to Brow ' nell pedigreed Cockerels, April 10th, 12c; 23rd, 11c; May 1st and later 10c. . Ship a. p. d. on ap proval. Puciflu Hatchery, Tang ent, pro. 5-2-1 nip SCHOOL OP DltlvSSMAKI.VC. Knroll at any time, Airs. D. C, French, 1320 JT. ave. Ph. 229-J. 6-20-1 in. Flowers for decoration. Call Airs. Norris, Alain 7.S0. 5-24-lt HOOFING WORK Repair work or any kind of a new roof. Call Chas. Hlldebrand, b20W. 3-Q-lmp Professional i Directory- This- directory Is twppelnlly; handy for tho newcomer or for thcMit-of-town vender who, may tv-lint tho name ami address of some professional man. It has hecn carefully preimred and will prove to- ho it l-eudy aid to any reader In obtaining prompt pro fessional service. . CLASSIFIED FOR ' - QUICK REFERENCE -. Physicians & Surgeons . A.' L. RICHATtDSON, M. D. ;Physlcian and Surgeon 1 Office over Glass Drugs Office Phone, M-15 Res. M-56 - - ' ' i . Ii'lLR B.. IIOl'W, M. I. , ' ,; ,IJ3WA WILKES, M. D. Practice- limited to diseases of the Ey,. Ear,. Nose and Throat. New Foloy . Telephone Building; Main 16 DR. J. E. WOODELL Chiropractic Phjtslclan. -Other methods applied, Diathermy, Ultra Violet Ray, Food Science, Sinusoidal and Galvanism. Foot troubles cor rected. 20 Sommer Bids. -Phone 497-W. Hrs. 9-5, 7-8 - Res. 190-W. IH. WFJtSI'KR K. IIOSS Announces the opening, of his new offices in the Foley build ing. Phone Alain 59. Residence at the- Hucajawea Inn. Astrologer MRS. FREDERICK BALMES 301 JT, AVE. : Readings Dally, ' Readings by Mail a Specialty MONEY To LOAD on improved city property, straight loans or Installment, plan, - Lowest, rates. United States Investment Co. Phone Main II. S-K-lm FOR RENT T.Hi MARTHA KLT'AinCTIC SKYVING SUOl Dressmaking, alterations, re- Uitodoiing-. iiwnHig,&iAfltftliing, sewing of all kinds at ituth-Kllza hnth Iteauty shop, 100 Dcjot St, - ... . 6-23-tf. A'rri:Tiox Mcniorial flowoi-H photin 2;i(i-VV for wreaths, baskfts or ovoriastiug California flowers. Alr. 11. Metculf. 5-25.1 Ip PLANTS ' All' kinds, iret Ihoin nt. TTnnvor market, Mrs. Wilson. 5-232 t. KOlt RKNT Lights and1 Furn. apts,, garages, water, 2lS -Adams. 6.21-0 1 1. lll ll.l)I..S KOlt KAM-: Ttids will lc received by the f'lty of I ai Grande, for all buildings o- l''OIl RKNT Furn. ant.. !M2 Penn. rated on the north side of Snrinir j Ph. ICtf-YV. Call after 5 p. m. .street, between l'ourth street and j ' 6-l(i-C tp.ll'lfth Mrcel. All buildings to l moved by July 1st, 1930. W. f. KOlt ItKNT -rin. unfurn. house, I-. 4-rm. apt. and :i-rm. apt. V.'loso U. S. L. Batteries Vour old battery and $fl.8& puts u new one In your car. Burgess Battery and Electric 2 block? cunt of V. P. Depot. 'rovs, city .manager. Cops, Firemen Must Live Inside City PORTLAND. Ore., May 2.4 (AP) Tho Civil Servictv commis sion bus directed all chiefs of Fire and Police bureaus to report the names of policemen and firemen who aro living outside tho city limits, and still retain, their JuIjh on city' owned systems., John F. JjOgan, chairman of fho commission, said that "while olorkM and a fow others might live out sklo tho city limits, all policemen and firemen mtutt move Into tho city within the next six months. Over Night News KiK and Hunt, Outcloti Serving a , Six egs yolks. One-half cup milk. One-fourth teaspoon salt. Olio-fourth teaspoon popper. Six egg whites-, beaten. Two-thirds- cup. finely chopped' cooked ham (leftover). Four tablespoons fat. Beat egs yolks, milk, salt and pepper-. Fold In egg- whites and .ham. Heat fat In. frying- pan, slow ly pour in-egg mixture. Cook slow ly and without stirring until ome let becomes brown on the under 'side. l.'so spa I u la and carefully turn half over. Hold In, place with. spatula. Cook slowly 3 min utes. Carefully turn out onto a warm platter. Garnish with pars-leyand- serve; . - - For a jelly omelet, omit ham and. when, omelet Ih brown, on the- un der side., spread' with- currant on anw other tart jelly nnd turn over half: and- complete Uie-cooking. Ucllsti. Ortwdng for Vegetable ot ' Lettuce,- Sttlntts ' Ono-third oup stiff, mayonnaise. Iwo tablespoons, ehllt suure. One-fourth cup chopped1 piml-ento- sttifi'eib olives. One and one-fourth cups chop ped .dill pick let . One tablespoon horseradish. MJx ami chill Ingredients and servo on salads. This- typo of dressing: Is suggest ed to serve with .salads.; acnom ponying roasts- or steaks, Chocolate .Marsliiiuillow Cake-.One-half cup fat. One cup light brown sugar. Two eggs. Two squares chocolate, meltod; , One teaspooaful vanilliu . One-eighth teaspoon salt. Two-thirds cup milk. v Two cups flour. Two teaspoons baking powder. Twelve. maruhmaUows. Cream fat and sugar.' Add1 eggs, ehocoiate, vanilla, salt, milk, flour and haklng powder. Heat, ;i miiir utes. I'bur into shallow pan, lined Willi waxed paper. Jlako 5 min utes in moderately slow, o.von. Carefully pull cake to edge of oven ami place, inarshmallows on top. Hake 6 minutes. Serve rreah,. out in squares.. . lost in the wilderness during huntinsT trip in November, 1913. I Tho skeleton was found on the head wat em of Lost creek. Identi fication, the sheriff said, was made by a watch found near the bones. I Kberhardt- wan SO-years old at the time of his disappearance and was engaged In the' mining- business here. Ale was reported to have had brothers In Seattle, to man, how do you do It?? Brazil's export trarfn slumped In li!. Oregon Wildcat9 On Trial June 9 ! PORTLAND. Ore..' May 24 (AP); Robert Gordon Duncan, self- styled "Oregon Wildcat" will GARAGE GOSSIP tings - and- Hunks; Overland; , and AVlllys-Kpight .Karajfe. ' . 1.W ttnys, StudPbakt'r-" ; ,, . ' A Htudcbaker Oietntor sedan wns aoht ,Xaf the ' Pacific' Power and LiKht company, ot KntorpriMo hy tlie M. J. tJoss Earage. 'IV Vorthmd . J Goss; went la Portland yos terday on a business trip. 1 to 'will be gone several days. ' ' ; . '. I'rom lendlcton . " A. H. Foster, of Pendleton, dis tributor ot Studehuke.r car called at the M. J. Gnus gurage this. week. Mr. Knos, Oldsmohilo distributor, was also a visitor at the same gar-, age. ' ' Carlbad of Cars , A carload of Ford cars were un loaded by the Perkins Moior com pany this week. ' Salesman fcr KarJ Chadwick. of .Ihe Alnilto products fro'ni "Walla ..'VaIln, .was in La Grande this week culling at tho Perkins garage.'v Ointvc to. Lionel umi W. I. Hanks drove to Menchnm j Selbi Iurnnt (Friday to bring back a. car f roai j - Tho first of the new four-eylln-cheyennti Vyo.,, that was broken' der- Durante to bo delivered, in thia down. Karl y In tho week he made j territory was : sold -tit N.: Camer a trip to- Ils ahttep camp near Tolo- on by tho Peterson Durant garage, caset. Mr. Hanks is with the Get , It Is reported. (By The Associated' Press) Domestic New York Kdward' Tathain, English distilling- company dirocton arrested on cluu-ge ofcousplring to smuggle Ihtuor tnd solicit orders in United States. ' Chicago Seven' tfnntrneoors quizzed in Inquiry of allegations that Harry Curtis acceptel fees lo use Infl'.iencc to get government contracts. Washington Chairman Nye of senalv campaign funds committed says investigation of New Jersey primary expenditures will be nec essary. Chicago Count Von Ruelow arrested on Indiana governor's warrant charging- false affidavit li 6-24-1 t. j marriage license application. r ' J Washington Federal reserve Hemstitching, plea tine, button hoard renorts sliirhllv increased ln- holcs. etc. Norton's Kiddle Shop, jdustrial activity In April over) aqv. .vi tire ii. Dallas Rlshop Cannon re- GRADI ATJOX GUTS VOUGlllLS elected chairman of Methodist Five yeardiaries. Kplscopal Church, South, hoard of Stationery cases. temperance and social service. TO clean rollers on tho wringen, wipe off with a. cloth dampened, with kerosene and then rinse well with hot water' and wipe dry with a soft cloth. ' Wife No. ,Z Itelps Pay the Alimony .SU,Rlr, Ore., amy 24 (AP) nnrrowlnir Jtoo from his present wlfo to piiy blck alimony- to IiIh di vorced wlfo kept 'Lucas G. VoRt out of Jail- here yesterday. The divorced wlfo accused VORt of fnlliire to- ny -'5 a moilth fon the support ot their child. It was nurecd In Jimtico court ttuit he pny to. olenr up back necountH- nnd then pny H a month. "Can. you pay the 1HI0?" the court wanted to know. Ac this- minute," voet an swered, "but my present wife has lt in Portland and I'll send it Just as soon oh I get bavk there." "Can you make a 20-B-month payment out of your wwreH of- ?10 Coprrisht 19X1 by Dodec Brother. Corpor.non DODE BROTHER.! 7 P. O. B. AND UP, FACTO RY HERE'S A TWO-FOLD GUARANTY OF VALUE There are two way yoa can - definitely appraise the 'value of the fine, roomy,, low-priced Dodge Brothers Six. You can. see its beauty, feeli its; comfort,; thrill to its smooth, vigorous performance teshthe positive surety of its weather-; proof internal hydraulic brakes, and sense the quiet ness and- strength of its. Mono-Piece Steel Body. And ; I inn. , (ett'il, i..,.id ,ir, beyond these things is the knowledge that- you can bank upon, the dependability of any Dodge Brothers motor car. SIX&S AND E-IBHTB UPHOLDING, IrVCBV TdAniTiaN OF- DaDIEIS- D&PENDABIlr'TY LC. SMITH 9 Depot St. Sis Body Styles 59ato 695 Pricf'.o. b. factory I fiffTTf m rillM k..'1'TH.T-l J $590 And up, f. o. b. factory SCORCH Y SMITH Trade v.llToxtiT'1 For MR. BROWN'S- STORY (Continued) By John C. Terry WISDOM I 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 Mi mm K I . tl sit "OOBS CLIMB n I'1--- "-THE BftSE OF A . tl yi-lji CHIEF Tl'NDEWCLOUU I -fl-rK' OFC MIS eLftNKCT AND U " f'11 DIFFICULT Is.,' WE LEFT OyR CAMP AT IMYBRtAK AMP AFTCR AN AUKWE.U AT CLIFF . TOSSF.O BICAN ASC6NT . I LIKEWISE TOOK OFF AY COAT- AND f 1 Y ASSURING AAXSEtF THAT MY GUNS 'rmn,.i i ma vn vi a hm U I. I i I I III 'II. II I ' I I I II 1 1 I I 1 1 ' 1 mil mam ' TiIE CLIMB WAS HAZARDOUS AT TlACS BUTTUE. GOAT LBDOES WERE SAFE AS FOOT PATUS . I GKEW fORE. AND MORE SkEPTICAjwOFATGUint FOR evEW TM& UlTTLE. KNOWLEDGC OF GEOLOGV WHICH 1 POS565StD '(ON TOLDE PLAINLY THAT A 'VS. GOLD UlrlE IN TM.S ROCK. tOWrtKViOH WM imoadi e hmwJSlSSVe-' i PiNALLYREACi4eDTHF.suvvAiT -?ssi -yz- "li? 1 mWjTf--'- Af4D 1 COULD SCA.ttCF.LV eELtEVE jfdSS&?Sff vsy EVES i Tl- A r. eri nm.i.Ti.,-..,- k..',.-i -' ST-lt GLORIA Trade Mark JtegiHtrutlon Applied For U. S. luiit Otflce STEPPING ON IT By Julian Ollendorff USED CARS 1929 CHEVROLET 6 TRUCK . High speed tnuwmtriAion, closed cab, overload sprlnKs. Now Goodyear 10-ply, tires. Driven only 2900 miles. PERKINS MOTOR CO i. coulo go 1 -vou'r Vou jtffafi VCh"W I DANCE WirW 'VoU fL "AS TVfOUGW I WERE' "TREADING ON AIR. S You're: . mstake,n; IT ; Main 500 4th and Adams .1, Hi.1.1. n,,,i-24 11 , W I - : V S