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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1930)
r Monday, May 2G, 1930 c LASSIFIED AD I The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties I HEW TODAY TV!' Kami. 5-3lill ill) c.Mlif . ; Sliver . Win;;.'.) Iiry.-l'-r .!-. Chrysler fill (iiirinjr, Chrysler til xrdiin. The-ic nr.s carry a new i:ul- iMar.inter, 'liry!"i- irarni;". . u-HU-lt. i -p.Sl ! ): Pendleton properly i.r ciiy proof rly or xirnil! acre, L. Call Observer, ri'-fi-l i i: sale--- Mill iw. ;.ir. w live. . Jlul'i 7ic. : Inunir. --i'.-i; ip I; SAI.K J It TllAUK Jur pin- iittl.-. milk cow, frtsh in a vi all Farm. fXI. f.-:!li-:; tp. A SAl.K --Hron.l sow and t pis. I'rl ..-ak, Alt. Olrnn. SAI.K ltv,'isti.;v ,I-rs'y nil. mires hi);; t'lifj, ei'.y, or )::i,vlitnii, I mi mirth. I; I -1-; Huirt'-d t-hUks, u to :i xi-i-U old. Will il.-livi r in ,: i irftmle, Saturday .May :i I si. I'mrhrt-d, high .piality. It. r. I d-d. Marred lloek 'and Whlu Wyandotte rhU'ks; S and !( Wfi.'k.s ' old tif.c, 7 wi'cl;n iidr, (! wet-Its I ! oc. 1 Pullets from these, chieks ! will make well matured winter i ( "ockiTt'lK will lo early All past ajro that require' (inHi:mt earn and heated brood- I rs. I'hese fhUdcs were hnielp-d nd hromh-d at the Storey I'onl- ry Farm, Nampa, Idaho. Kur- ihir information call or see .1. ("handler, plume iMIO.Jt.. "5-20-1' t. tKTIOI) I .aily p.-iKS"iij;cr on Irlp o ( 'liicajro between June ti aiu: . Share' cNpcnsi'M. KefeVi.iK'I'S I Aiaiurecl. Call Observer. r,-2.2 1. 1 K.S.M.i: I!i2li I'lanklln sedan. ;:ob(l rubber. Kood ruuninir or l.-r. Mi:!n licens". K. C. Tlickey. irusiee in bankruptcy, room I, over KilvcrUiorn-Wriitht. B-.!l t. FOR SALE lit ham-: i; bulls. I'll. I- I-Kisl' I-' I !ll ,1.. il Ayrc.'ihii-n I . Klandley. 1 r..22rli tp. Ml; SAI.K Viclor portable' liliblio.'.-rnpli, l:ilul (J avc., or ph. j oil SA l.l'l 'I'JIcct fin radio. Klrst. rtaK.i rondilion. K 'f Art Mtdlor, W'xdwoi-t Ii'h. f)-iM-;i tp MISCELLANEOUS , '(HANOI-: Pendleton properly j far cily lu-opcrty m; Slila ilre. (7 ill (Ibserver. !:l-2 t. . ii.i.i-:t;i: ouaduati:, ai;c 23, I Professional Directory This (llt'cciory is csprfially liiimly for tin- llev!ll(M or for S-'fio ont-ol'-towii reader Un may uiiiit name .'and n things of 1-onio professional num. It has fiiren earelnMy prepared and will prove (n l? a ready aid lo any idi-r in (ili(i)itiiii; prompt pro- icssional .sei;vire. CLASSIKIED FOR QUICK ItKI'KRENCE I'hysicians & Surgeons A. I.. KH'IIAUKKONi M. I). : Physician and Surgeon' Office over Olass Drugs JDfflco rhone, M-10 Res. M-56 1.1:1: it. iioi vy, yt. u. L1CWA W1LKI-:S, M. I. fl'raetlce limited to diseases of he Hye, Kar, Nose and Throat f'W Foley Telephone Building Main Hi 1R. J. I-:. WOODELIi i Clilroprai-llu l'iiyslclitn Other methods applied. 'Jiatherrny, Ultra Violet Ray, rood Science, Sinusoidal and Galvanism. Foot troubles cor rected. 20 Sommer Bldg. I'hone 497-W. Urs. 9-D, 7-8 Res. 1D0-W. in:. Vi'.r.sTi:u k. ikiss anonces the opening of his -elv ori'ici-s 111 Ihe Foley hulld iif. Phone Main fi9. Kcsiili-nco ; at the. slitcajawea Jan. 1 ' Astrologer 'tits. rni:ii-.i:tcK halmf.s ' SOI X, AVE. i Readings Dally. Readings hy Mall a Specialty USED CARS 1929 CHEVROLET 6 TRUCK Hijrii speed tinnsniission. closed cab. overload BDrino-s. Want Ad Rates Observer toounl five averse word. In. 'he line.) Pit lino. 1st Insertion 10c Per line, etoli added consec utive. Insertion , 7C Minimum charge on one order ; J6c RATES BIT MONTH 3 lines, per month M t $2.60 J lines, per month 13.26 4 .lines, per month $4.00 6 lines, per month .'.$4.76 fcinch additional line over rive charged at sue. per Hue per month. OABH IN ADVANCE re quired on all Classified orders to earn these ratea. Hlither ralea chained on all. credit Insertion. Copy for all C. ossified orders must, be In this office by 18 a Al. UAV OV INSKKTION. Sup orders on ud Inserted until fur ther notice must be received by the same, hoir or tixira Insertion will be chuitfed. . ... Telephone orders solicited. Cash rates may be earned on Phone orders by payment on' or before date of last Insertion. . PHONB MAIN J7' "An Observer Want Ad Will Do if di.n-ln n,n'i.. i. , , ," i . . . " rtshL?i.n..C b,ookli""lnK' c"'- ., LOST wtrk 5, " ,,B r!" "ff":e'i:l . fWi or..yrsr .I. i. , ........ .. .. between Is and clt v m.l rnin .......n. eiitu i- care (ibserver. 6-23-3 tp. t-'AI.I, Sri4-.l Kprnylntr, white- ' ..U.-.IMI-.. pruning, lawn niowluK. wiuiluw boxes, liiiidscapiiih'. . : C-21-G tp. I'l'ltlO .Mil. It Contains every cle ment reipili'cil by alii, hiiinan body. Our dairies are operated with carerul alteiilion to nanlta. lion. We recommend I'l.'KK NATCUAI, llli.K to yon. in:, ndiilc-rutfd, unpasteiirlziMl, un stinidardtecd. The best milk ever sold in I.a Urande is produced by i I.A CiltANDl-: DAIIIY.MKN'S AS- ! KOCIATIOX. C-24-lm ;liIf!S CI.ADYS MII.I.KIl will eon- liniie h r class in jilano until i AliBint first. Sludio llilli Sixth 81 reel., t.'all SOC-A. ;i-t a -JHrviit via i icirie" Op. tinlntenlntt ft R1 Cleanlni Wnrks I'hone 424-vV. Cha. Wd verils ern 13-t-lm ' ematlvea for the Prudential In- 1 or oil Inttnn nt attractive rare nf interest Chj. tT. Reynold, mmimnf loann anrt bond KAHTbJftN UKKnnN Rehnnl nf Music, violin. Diano. olo. Tred. Its. I. O. O. F. temple, 447-J. 9-24-1 m. PURE HOLLYWOOD strain whitfl Leirhorn chicks, heavy .laying, free range liens, mated to ltrow nell pedigreed Cockerels, -April IGth, 12c; 23rd, 11c; May 1st and Inter 10c. Ship c. o. d. on ap proval. I'aclflu Hatchery. Tang- mil, Ore. r.-2-l mp itOOFINd WORK Repair work or any kind of a new roof. Call Chns. Hlldebrand, bJOW. 8-tj-lnip MONET TO LOAK ou improved clly property, stralKbt loans oi Installrnent plan. I-j-vesi rates Ilnlled States iDTestment - Co Phone Wnto Its .i..irn U. S. L. Batteiits Y-our nlil buttery and $ll.8 puLs a new one in your cur. Burgess Battery and Electric t block east of U. P. IH-pol. WISDi.M 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 Snodgra$8 & Zimmerman Phone Main S2 1 FOR RENT l''H RKNT Kim. apts ir ir u-es J.lrhU and wutor, ZMoS auuiIim.' 6.:' i-ii tp. '"ii i.r.ii hum. mil., !tli3 I'.nn. I'll. Kili-W. Call ultir 5 i. in. I : - 5-lt!-U tp. j H l:NT -rin. unfurii. liniisc. i - - mil. and 3-rm. ttit. Close ! In. llH. lit HoilllllCf luilel. i fi.H-ir. ."''It ItUNT apu Call -W. i 6-24-i t. I'Olt lti;.T Moiiitii rum. house '; with Kamge. Near normal. Inq. MuS N avo or 4:i4-J. 5-S-tf Foil HISNT uouins. Modern, , clean, reasonable. Hug Wash. 4 Sll-I inn l-'Ort ItRNT Modern furnished upts. Wnverly Apis. 131 1 O live. I" 4-HC-l nip. Mill HI'.'N'i Up-to-ilutu fiirnl.ihed apartment. Caratfe. I.andls Court. " 4-9-t r. rVK IIENC l-urn. apta., with bains w rRls Adults. nod bouses and ciian, aulet, 1S10 Oreen- T-lw-im. . " . " tvaro house Ruiplay. Observer. It turn to ' . I 3 I. "ost ' r Het. I,a Ornnile nnd AV'al- Iowa Thins, nlfrlil, sllvci-plaled tenor Kiiilar. Iteward. Call Klar Novelty orchestra, , ST9.W. , i. . ..; "'24-4t, . WANTED WANTKD Youn.fr woman or Bill to do (ireiieral linusework on farm. Write box nr. North 1'ow-ih-r. r,-;.-.:i i. Oopi for this cnltintn mnt be t In by B a, m. I'lalit your porch boxes now. We nro ealllii),' for and ilellverli.if re planted boxes. Phono your orde 'AJT?00' Main 731, 0-24-21. swim at covr i-oor, ' friio fountain of youth. Warm mineral water. Tree picnic grounds" i 5-12-1 m. ' . t SCIIOOf, OI' DltKHSMAKIXf! I lCnroll nt any time, Mrs. 1).' C. French, 1320 Y. live. Ph. 229-J. 5.0-1 in Tin-: .Martha i;i,i,Aiti:Tr SKWIXQ SlfOI Dresvmaking. at erations. ro mbdoling, mending, hemstitching. sewing of nil kinds nt mull-Eliza. both Iteauly sllup, 1011 Depot HI. . , 6-23-lf. ffernstllchllllf. Iin-al-iir. Iinftin jliOMjs, etc. .Nuruin'a liidillit Shop. I Anv. f;i!-TS 'I'll AT I .AST Th l.e ,.,. I, ...i , ...in I article In fine lenther. Somothin " "J'-J "" tO. - which Is Substantial, a nlco bill I fold, kiy timer, Jewel case, tie rack. nm (.mi coai orusn. a motto or suitable, sentiment, a pair of clever' " . ? ,,,u"' uiucr liiMtlnK1 articles for men I I FIND IT I" HERE r men carried by Sullfviiii, nKe three. Tuesday after and flirt Shop. noon, whvn her cmndmother. Mrs. Itlebard.son's Art SCORCH Y SMITH Trad" ? CHlBC THUNDEO. CLOUD MAO SPOKEN THE Tft'uTH ' "ST,y A GOLD MINE C-ID EXIST ON THE SUMMIT OP tllf AAnilMTAiM I Vi A QUARTZ VEIN , POLISHED CLEAN BV STORMS . SHONE WHITE RIBBON ACROSS THE FACE CP THE ROCK -IT WAS r. DmiwutH. OUI UNUtK PLAINLV .VISIBLE I REALIZED THAT SHOULD THIS VEIN RUN INTO A.T-SS' LAttfiER. ONE, AMD QIPN'T'PINCH OUT-, THIS MINE WAS A BONANZA! f'-0KP P7 ApT A Trade JIark. ltecistratlon Applied For JXiJXli. U. 8. Patent Office GLORIA'S GOING TO WORK. OR, -RATHER, W SWOULD SAV GLORIA IS ACTUALLY STARTING OUT ON HEk2 CAREER. SHE BEGINS TODAY AS A FASHION ARTIST -foTZ THE RED STAR "DEFARTMEhlT STOHS-. it's he's First 003, AND WE'RE" AfteAID SH IS JUST A LITTLE SlT nervous: LA GRANDE EVENING OHSKKVKK, LA (IKANPK. ORE. oitAmwnox ;iFTh poit girls Klve year tlitrtos. Stationery cases. J-Mmo leather purses a.,U card casea. . , t Mottoes. t'osnniio III iik's ana Jtiwelry. Itoudoir uovUios. lloudoir ItimjiK. New Silhouftto rintiuH. ' aSllhoiiftlc pU-tuit's. Ainl dojccns of other clover nw oroatloiis uitaldo for Die i;ri 1 01 :uI:ml" win 1,(1 r"'"l 1 H' ln j !,M'k :it Ui 1 Il,l!'iso'a Art and f.ift I "I- 0--1-I It I si'i:ci.ri 2.".',; il'st'iiuni on all clillilrons ilrcsHi's. vt. do dress nialtint,' mvl heuislllchiilu;. Needle Art mill Cit't Shop, l:IIM! Adams. r.-2(i-:lt. The Kit"! supreme for.iraduatiiMl. I'iowers from clarh's Kloris''!. phone M. II, ri2il-2l. l)i:rORATIO KAY I'LOlinilS A lartfo assortment of choice flowers mid plants. Reserve your.-i today at chilli's Klorisls. r.-2li-lt. Pondosa School Closed Friday For the Summer Ily Jlis. SI. I". niiyiiiiiuil fohscrvor Cnrrespondent ) TONDOSA. lire., (Special) Schonl closed Friday fur the sum-. mcr vacallon. The pupils of the two upper trrades went for picnics. Mr. tm rlcct took his pupils to 'Ho I win I'.iiliy mine nnd .MIss.Mc- Queen took her pupils on Hip; creek, hack of ,h. Wanker ranch dh,tK;z;;:;;'r " - n,,n 11 funic dinner. i ui.e pupils ot .Mian Conlnjruo'R '""nnt received attendilnce certifl- cale for never havlnjt been lardy nor absent iliirlne- the Im-m 'Time were Itwalne and Ashby Nelson and Olemlale Metciiir. .' ' Thursday evenlnK the teachers -wpce mlven a farewell parly spon sored by the Medical Sprlnus Women's club. The teachers were each Klven a farewell uift by their pupils. Jllss llurle CnnhiKue left for her homo in Kukoiic .Mouday niornlnt.-. Mr. nnd Mrs. n. W. Van Fleet and Miss Amiliida McQueen. also left Monday for their home at Albany. Mr. Van leet and Mls ConloBiie w-HI return next full. The school board is still in doubt as to w-lielber or not there will be three teacliers next term. 1 Mrs. Chester I.awier nnd son, nan, are spendlup; the week In I.a Clrande vIsitillB relatives. ! Mrs. J. f. Turner nnd dnuirhler, Hope tve'nt to Welser .Monday In visit. relatives for a week. ' Miss Maxlne Lawrence Is vislt Iiik her mother. Mrs. J,. M. .Illdy at. Ilielr Iiome at Ihe ranKei' sta tion. Miss Lawrence Is a student nt Union, lliph school; she was a i sophomore last term. Mrs. T. 1-:. 1 Hansen returned from La Grande Thursday morning sen. -Mrs. Foster nnd .Mis. Jnhan whei;e she had vl-slled her sister, sett are sisters. - cine . niier am. u.miiy, tor a on"l"! r dnvn' Mi'. V. II. McKlnney entertained " .nmnlur if small cirls and hoys . aiiei-iiiion in i Honor of Hie firth bliihday of her diiut-nter. l.ols. The vklddies played aames fol:a .while, then were scr- d refreshments of birthday eako and fruit Jello. .Several of Lois' relatives came from Ilaker for the occasion. Thev were her grand parents, Mr. and Jlra, C. V. Mc Klnney, her KreiitKi'andmntli'.'r, Mrs. Amos Carson, her aunt and uncle, Mr. nnd Mrs. M. T.' l.lck- "" ! L. M. Judy, forest ranger for Medical Springs district, has been ...' .-. .... m-n-iei IVW w 1 1 II 'I oi'me , r ii. I .... till, f elei.lw.nn ll.w. 1.. ul....... t i... summer A. birthday parly is always fun. hut !,,. t. ,... . .... first party. It Ik real joy and thnt is wn.it happened to little Kllen K''ba rt, entertained In her l'p:;"f,p,led ': IHt M AC3N I F VI NG GLASS FREE GOLD F g) rj Dll2ECTOC"N . MrTsTACYiI ROADS TO GOOD PICNIC GROUNDS ARE ROUGH honor. A. larire pink liliihdny calie was served with other re freshments 111 ifllTe same color scheme. Many frlfls were received by lite little Kill. Tho members of the Medical Sprinirs Women's club surprised 1I,'H- x- F- Hn.vmond wllh a fare- wo11 purty nt her home Friday ' uftei-noon. The a fl crimen was l"m in visiiiiiu ami siniiliiK. A beitutiful framed picture was Klven her by the club us a farewell Klft. Mr. Raymond has been employed by tho htoddard Lumber company for tho: past six years, -but is now omployed liy''- 'llowiiuin-lllcks' at MaxvlUe, whore Ihe family Is mov ing soon. ; iVi-S. D. 13, kelson 'him been III nnd under the Cure of n physician foe several, dilys . but Is Improved at this lline. ;. i Mr. and M's. lred - Foster ar rived front Talent Friday for a visit lo Mr. nnd Mrs. I). I-:, .lolian ,.a,.h , iher(, n fvp Thursdays ; In n month the members of the Medical .Hprings Women's club enlertaln their, liusbnnim. i-ians lor nils enterlalnment were niiido at the meelliiK of the elub held at the school house Thursday afterllon. Plana w-ern also made for the slmlv i-miiiw r.n- n.o e.,m. Ing months arid the members de cided to study Ihe lives of famous nu'ii .ti ml women. IILACK AX1) SILVI'.II ; ' (iooi) with ;iti-:v hair WASHINGTON (AP) Illack and silver ma He a fine combination for evening wear for the woman jin Krey nair. M rs. Minnoerode Andrews, WiiHhinKton novelist, is wearing a black tafffiii dresH elnlmrately trimmed In sliver. The extremely full skirt swirls KiacefnHy around her ankles. Sho wears a Mark velvet band ornamented with silver around her throat and rnri-lnu n i,nn ,.t chn.scd with slfver. MR. BROWN'S LIKE ONLY WAS 'to' -yJ . fcff Tt EXPLCT ' oW A FEW 6UMP3 cfa fWl ALOW 6 A ! W3Mym : i COItAli l-:.ll Hives WITH lll,ACK l.ACR " ' v am 1 1 .i, i His ( A I ) Mi's. Mn- hel Walker Wlllebralidt wore peii (hint ear-.iiiiKa of coral anil onyx with short coral 'necklace to match nt n Woman's Press Club function. They set off a simple black eve nliiB dress ot taffeta which depends lor lis chief effectiveness TRAMPLING ART FOR PROFITS FOR all IU virtual, mo tfcrrt Indus- . trial Um mh inn iitiii:l( under llm , spur of Rfetfd tor profit . Wllntit, the ruwi Iht cattiioig t!ii At t of Muiic. . 200 muilclnm In Ho'lywcod supply all tlm "music" ottered la thoimnds at I he at res. Can ntcli a tiny raicrvolr of talent nurture urtiktic pros.'ots? The true function of tho mnchlne Is to incrmace the value of the product fed into Itnot to debaa It. There (ore mechanical mualc. n a aubttitut for Living Music, is a purlous form of proRi-Pii Lilio n loom convtrtlnR i;uod wool Into shoddy. , . . The jjrlnd orsan, hiwever operated, -Is a grind organ still. Fur music Is , an emotional art, a form ct social lr tercourse, and licnco vi?ondent tip on . human contact. Who profits hy the e"mJiatlon rf genuine music from the theatre? Not THE AMERICAN- FEDERATION OB MUSICIANS tComflrUtng MO.000 protcBtlonal mu&UtanM In tht Vnlttd Slvics anil Canada) JOSEPH N, WEBER, Pre.lCent, M0 Druadwiy, f.'.w York, th Y..' STORY (Continued) HE'LL KrJOVV. - I AM To MAKE THE FASHIOrJ ORAVVJ INGS FORTHE STORE'S AD VERA TlSEMerT'S. r its location wag so unumiai.IU i,KAl vlM"3 V'-gm'.r-.r-: '- . ntji SCORCHV, THAT IT JUST WENT TO ' Pl? 'pH I .-- !!Siy"'hE' JS 'lk""V PROVE THE OLD MINERS' SAYING 1 1' I t,M IM i,-i-'ZC-z " 'm, gold is whcre you find it'.. fflUT. 1S -i. r.:' r- -'MpwSSSZ NO 00UBT THIS WAS PLACED THERE'111 , M 1W' Jg.rrrf JJjhfSS - yCSIBSVVrW-- BY AN UPHEAVAL QFJTHE EARTH ' fyMQ j ' ''V-' 1 SH7 I I 'sirlklnB i-ibhon ni-i'itnirement lit tho low- out back. V '. ,. ' 1 Mnt. Wlllehrandt wears lier liall' In a law knot at-tho hack. , . iiio.v Was omk riu:Asri:i: NKW YORK. (AP) When the Cireesti were righting fur Inlcn j of Troy Iron was rlinkcd anions. Ihe Ireasilres of Ihe wealthy. 't.A the miiclc-lovine: public! Nt the music. mil , ; - - f r; If you mgrtm that theatre pat rant are entitled to real music drfi tion lo talkln and sound motion r iic tores, lor the price they pay iELP SAVE THE ART FROM RUIN. - lint oil with millions of others In the Mil ale Defense League, , Whin thm public' Oaica It raised Itm tuUt mutt btt atrvcdl American Federation ot Musicians 1440 Broadway, Now York, N. Y. Oentlimtnr WHhiot fwrlhtr ebllflsllin an my pirt. flfiis tnrsll ny imms In tht Muils . utficn'B Lurxis it cne whs I eittd te the CIlmliittliA ol Llvllil Muiic triM Ills Thistfo. . fsamt , Addrttt ', City Statt 'tt VERY TRUE, SCORCHV, BUT TO CONTINUE THE STORY - I FELT THUNDER CLOUD TO OBTAIN TUB HOtlSST THAN I, I 6TAKEO THE CLAIM FOR HIM , FIGURING t WOULD FILE ON THE -AOJOINIf'G ' WHEN ' SUDDENLY HE GRASPED MY SHOULDER AND WITH AN EXPRESSION OF Tt'RROR. roiNILO ALONG THE RIDGE. (O llil TIki A. P. II...I llrll.tn Rt.hti KM.ri.l S"7.(3 IYeah? Come Tv wight THIS ".. , j way, 7 r Page Seven OFFICE CAT vajftoe mmn ate. Br Junius "A house Is built of brick and stono Of tllen and pouts and plt?r, -rut a homo Jh built oT Invlnff (lecdH ' Thnt Htund n thouwiml yp(ti8," OF COURSM, A MAN JAKKH TO 81-3 H JUS WIKK L(jroKlNO 1-1 Kit Jil-JHT, II UT JIM HOMJCTIM MS wo n ui: n s vn i;t i i i-; n s i ii; s TRYJNCI TO IXTKHKST HIM "ok SO.MK OTIIJOll WJbLOW. A younff man iloran't meet more KirlM nowailays thnn a youn mun met 8 years iiro, but ho eirf mure Tad Tom, ro feteh tho old horse. Son Why tho old one. rather? Uad Wear out the old tinea firt, I.s my motto. -Son Well, then, you fetih the horse. ' - A school teaeher wmlo mi tho boy's re i Hut: "(.ood worker, bill talks um niueh." Wlien the report . was returned by Ihe lad's lather, In addition to his .signature were these words, vn .should hear Ills luotlier." . , Pick So yonr brcther tried to Ket. a Kovcrnnient Job. What Is he iIoIhk now ? : Xlek Xothlnpr. Ho fiot the Job. ,-,. Si era Father (to on departing for Hummer Mehool) Now, don't 'let mo hour any bad rcpoi-Ls about you. Son I'll try hard, Dad. J!ut you know how thoHo thintfH leak out. - Mother (after relating a pathetic 'story) Now, Tommy, wouldn't you like to j;lvo your bunny to . t lial' poor Utile boy yon miw tminy who Iiuh not any Ciither? " ' !' Tommy (elutehliiK rabbit). Couldn't wo k'vo him father In stead? . '' Ain't it funny bow the average man thlnk'a he's a Kieut help aroiim) the hou.se if hit only empuca Ida own ash tray? - - One LoKKed Man I can't Idek. Wind .Man -And 1 can't new any thing to complnln about. AOTICK TO CltlMHTOItft Notice Ih hereby Klven that IT. N. Ashby has been upn ntod by tho t'ounty Court of Union county, Orc iton, vXdmlnistrator of the t'stato of W. I. MeAdory, deceased. All per- w sons hnvln)? elalius against said es tnto are hereby notified to present thu siime, properly verified, to Hitid Administrator at l.a Gi-ando, Or- '' Koti, within six months from thtl ' ilaio of tho rirst publication of this '' notice, which is made ou tho 28tll ilay of April, 19.10. ; Ji. N. AS1IHY, AdminiHtrntor. ' ItOllKItT S, KAK1N, Attorney . for AdililHIHtrafdr. ,f: " -'urti-nr Apr. Hit, May i, 12, 19, 2d. 'NOTICK 'I'O ('lll'.DITOltS IN TI1I0 COIINTr comtT Olr UNION COUNTY, OltKCiON. . ', 111 the Mallei- tr tho Kstato of J. A. HOLM AN, Deceased. Tho iindersifrueil having been dlllv a nnnliileil he (lie. r'niiiliv . ...ui. ui ..fiiiuii i.ouiiiy, ui OKUii, Ailnilnlstriitrlx of tint estnto of J, A. Hotmail, Deceased, nnd liuvlnA quiillfled, notice Is hereby given to, thij -eredilors nnd all persons huv- j inir plaillis iiKiilnst said ilecenncd to J present them verified as required I by law within six mouths nrinr tho I- liulillcallon of this notice to K. it. ItitiKo, atlorney for said adminis tratrix, at his office in the Wen ' ilacobson bulldlntr, 1,(1 Grande, Orn Kon. . riated May li, 1(130. ANNA C. IIOL.MAN. Admlnlstrntllx of tho Mstato or J. A. Ilolmiln, 1 ' Deceased. . , K. II. ItlNtlO, Attorney for Ailmli. i ' Istrnlrl.w ' May li, 12, I!). ?0. -' By John C. Terry APOLOGETIC FOR HAVING SUSPECTED OF MURDERING S3ME PROSPECTOR SAMPLES OF OOLD - HE WAS iVORE By Julian Ollendorff r- jWlS IS OUR ART je 1 x 'PAT?TMENT. YOU'LL lr hUUV FIND MR. STACY lls'rlS '- t " -I ! i i.7 ': t V' ,' - n I; jXew (Joodyear 10-plv 'tires. Driven only 2900 miles. ! PERKINS MOTOR CO (Main 500 4th and Adarns JJolJlJlJl