La Grande evening observer., May 31, 1930, Page 7, Image 7

Saturday, May 31, 1930"
LA (iKANIIE BVBNINIi IIhMBKVEH, LA UK AN LIE, OBK
Pago Seven
LASSIFIED
STEW TODAY
O. SCHOOL 0!'aii:HIO Snin
nMr (lasses beginning June 1st.
'ioiiu, voice, piuno, accredit
T.IiehrlH, Oilu I'ftlnws tHUple,
phono 447-J. 5-2X-6 U
j t SALK H hnns and a cook
. n'. Also some furniture. Cheap.
lu It avo.
fi-ai-it.
NTKI Work fin farm by boy.
15. 'H. li:t!)-J or call J 15 O
ve. -v t. . . f-:u.2t.
iHt SAI.K Oldsmohilo touring,
",ir will trade "for litit irnek, l.u
(irand: Printing Co. ft-31-1 t.
IJIVIN M liiUHK tomorrow.
iin take two. rhoim 42-.f.
r-:n-i ip.
FOR SALE
It HA I.M I'.si-fl tires ami tubes.
vUertnnn's tiro shop, MINI
Adams. 6-29-H' Ip.
Milt KAI.K 7 wk.s. old fryers, 2fic j.
Hilt SA LK Hai red Hook pullets.
1 w Us. old. Ini. Mrs. Mulott, K,
nd X.
5-29-3 Ip. f
milt SALK Qenulne leather
rocker, 5 .section Globe Wor-
iicki; liookcase, Stilly mattress,
fnap. 12ol-Sth. 6-3U-2 tp
Ht SALK I'scil cars. Model A
l-oiil roadster, Chevrolet . "C"
i-oai'b, nearly new. Pontine conch.
Terms. Trades. Olcl.s.-Stntlobaker
used car lot. 6-30-21.
K CAIiBACiK PLANTS for sale.
t V"
mors I5X, Klmer Daron.
5-;io-:h.
iHIl THI'I'KS (IMC, one ton
with e:ib.
Dodge One ton stake body nnd
army cover.
Dodgi Tbree.-fourths ton with
scri'en body.
Ford I'lckup body. Smith's gar
age. 6-30-2t.
Eillt SALK Slightly used nnd io
.'f built over sluffed ilavenporlK
. .1 Dalles l-'urnUure slore. 5-2S-4 t
M(llt SALK Registered Jersey
bfill, adress box 21)5, city, or sen
Lee Kaybiirn, I u nil north.
0-2ti-tf.
Kill! SALK Oil TltADK for La
:iiraini(i iiropeity, to acres nrj
f 'ited land at I-lerinlston. ('all I
il Observer.
JS
6-29-3 tp '
JiXilt SALK New No. 12 Do
:l.avnl separator. Substantial re-)
cluctlnn. W. I.I. lioliiicnknmp Co. '
1? ' 5-29-3 t. j
'.Wilt SALK Or will trade for
-5 good milch cow, good farm team,
1 wagon, some logging equipment.
"Si blocks and cables. Call evenings, I
IS9-U. 6-2S-4 tp. I
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I Professional
I Directory
v This directory is especially
bandy for tho newcomer or for
(bo out-of-town reader who may
want tho name and add res of
oino professional man. It lias
diccn carefully prepared and will
prove to he a ready aid to any
frcadrr In obtAlnlng prompt pro
'rcssinual service.
t CLASSIFIED FOR
I QUICK REFERENCE
li Physicians & Surgeons
A, Ti. lUCIIATin.SON, SI. 1).
Physician and Surgeon
Office over Glnss Drugs
Office Phono, M-15 Res. M-56
i.i:k . iinnvy, f. i.
IiKWA WILKKS, M. I).
Practice limited to diseases of
the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
New Foley Telephone
Building Main 10
DH. ,T. E. WOODKliL
Chiropractic Physician '
Other methods applied.
Diathermy, Ultra Violet Ray,
Food Science, Sinusoidal and
Snlvanlsm. Foot troubles cor
tected, 20 Sommer Bldg.
Phone 497-W.
lHra. S-5, 7-8 Res. 190-W.
Jilt. WKKSTKIl K. IMISS
Announces the opening ot nis
new offices in Ihe Foley build
ing. I'honc Mn(n 69. Residence
at the Sacajawoa Inn.
. Astrologer .
MIlS. FRI.ilF.RICK nALSIES
; !10l N, AVI!.
Readings Dally.
Readings by Mail a Specialty
USED
' 71929 Chevrolet "6" Coupe
g,This car has original paint and tires.
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa
Want Ad
Rates
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3 lines, per month
4 llnea, par month ,...4.0U
6 llnoa, per month .... $4.76
I-lnot additional line over rive
churtrrd at 6Uu par Una par
munth.
CASK' IN ADVANCE! la re
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earn tliesa rates, Higher rataa
chanted on all credit Insertions.
Copy for all Classified orders
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ordel-a on ad Inserted until far
ther notice must be receiv&d by
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will' be cltuigetl. ':
. Telephone orders solicited.
Cash rates may be earned on
phone ordern by payment on or
befnro .data of lust Insertion.: ;.. '.
, PHONE)' MAIN ti :.
. "An Observer Want Ad -Will
Do. It"
FOlt SALK f'abhage rind aster
plants. -K W. King, .Mi, 2D.1-W. ':
; .-5-20-3t.'
FOlt SALK
phoiingrnphi
Main 034.
Vlftor porta li 1 e
13IM1 O ave.j or ph.
. 6-24-tf.
FOlt SALK a-rjii. house, furn. I
npts., two lots near normal
school, 901 Fourth SL See JT. L.
Winn at La Ornrtdo Imrber shop;
I'll. 464-W. 5-!.S-tt'.
WANTED
'DHIV1NO TO SKASIPB Want.
passengers to 'share . expenses.
Write A. H. Observer. 5-2S-1 mp
FOR RENT
, Af'AltTMKNTS All re-finlshed.-jtho
.summer rates. Inquire Sommer ;
:.h,olel.
5-28-1 in.
'Olt ItKNT - ili'iirn.. houses and
apts., with baths, clean, quiet,
low rates. Adults, ism Oreeu
wood. 5-10-1 in.
l?OTl RRNT Iln.ln-.lnto r,,r,,ui,,l
apartment. Oarage. Landls Court.
4--t t.
LY1 l&V ti LLiAlX tiULI O )
.
PARTY IS KNOWN -who took .22
Remington rll'le. No. 339740,
from car at 1705 Y. May 22. No
questions asked If ' returned ' at
once. Reward. 5-30-2 tp.
OLD TI M K DANl'l
Kagles hall.
Sat. night nt
S-29-3L
R1IKINIIARTS NKAR IIKHIl on
draught. All kinds of. sand
wiches and soft drinks. The Lot
tos In business for 30 years.
5-29-1 m.
l'I'RK -MILK Contains every olo
ment required, by the,, humno
body. Our dulries are operated
with careful attention to sanita.
tlon. We. recommend . PIJRKH
NATURAL MILK, to you, un
adulterated, unpasteurized, lln
Hlandtirdb.ed. The best milk ever
sold In ll Grande is produced by
LA CRANDK DAIRYMUN'S AS
HOCIATiON. 'L 6-2l!-1m
U. S. L. Batteries ,
Your old battery and $.8.V
puts n new one In your car.
Burgess Battery and
Electric
2 block? cast of V. P.
Depot.
FERVENT
i-.ii-
M
FBRVRNT desire to satisfy
all the particular demands
nf our clients has Rive.n us
. a wide-spread reputation for
trustworthiness. You can de
pend upon us without hesi
tation. we txni:r.sTAxn
SNODGRASS
& ZIMiMERMAN
Main 62
CARS
I j
AD
Counties
A GRANDE UAllKtVlUI ft Up
bnlntenui) A Kuk Cleanin)
W'irka. Phone z-W. Ch Kd
amraa, r-rup ll-l-lin
""Mil luuuA-Aaanituiii.
enlatlvee lor tbe Prudaatlul lu
.uraiioe Co., and can make farm
or cltj loans at attractive rate
nf liitsreal. Ob H. Keynold
inaurani'a, loans and bonda.
KUOK1NU WUKK. Repair work
or any kind of a new roof. Call
'Ihiia. Hlliluliruml, b.'iiw. 3-6-1 mp
MOiMli.1 to IjOAM u . iinpiovvo
olty property, atrmlRht loans ol
Installment plan. i.-j-rsst rates
united Hlutea Invttatmant Co. i
Phone Main l
l-18-lm
. PUHB HOLLYWOOD strain whltn
.ni.ui i, cipciia, neavy laying,
free range hens, muted to H row-'
nell pedigreed Cockerels, April
16th, 12c; 23rd. lie; May 1st mid
later 10c. Ship o. o. d. on np-:.
provai. Puclfio Hntchmy, Tang-;
f!"''. 0'"- ' ' ' 6-2-1 nip
-
FIND IT
HERE
Ctopy (or till, .column mnat be
I . , In oj.lt a. to. ;
. SWIM AT COVE- I'OOl,
The fountain of youth. .Warm
'mineral water
Free picnic grounds'
'
5-12-1 111.
.
I' SCHOOL OIMRl:SS.MAKINf31 ,
!' : K"1'"11 t any ,llin; .rs. IT,
M' .French, 1.12" Y, avo.' I'll. . 229-.I.
V; vv ;. -. 6-20-1 nr.
Ilemstllcriiiig, iirt-in-'ii,. button
liulua, etu. Aortou'8 Klildto Simp.
'. ;" '' : - Adv. "
TO Till-. (atAIH ATK
Now Is the time to huve your
diploma framed, before it becomes
soiled or torn. You will find frames
and mouldings esneeliillv .milled ftw
friimlng of your diploma at
Richardson's Art and Olft Shun.
Srteclllllsts 111 the framing of yoilr
pictures. ' ' 6-29-3 I.
CI.KVHR I'ltA.MLS
You will find many clever Ideas
ill the frame linn lit. Itiebni'ilsnn's
'Art and Olft Shon Sllltiihln for Iho
framing of your school pictures
J.lttlo rrames to fit the smallest of
pictures and all siaes. f or your por
traits . In, ."both , swing .and wall
frames. Visit Richardson's Art
and Clift Shop and have your p'
turo work cofiect!y .'done.
S-23-Jt'i
Officers of 1-Iope Chapter No. 13.
Order of tlip Kastern Star Invite
all members and friends lo a bene
fit pinochle and bridge parly .Mon
day night at the Masonic hall.
5-30-21.
Cabbage
RrreenlioiiKe.
lluv
i do..
Kitbu n's
fi-:il-2 t.
Mrs. r, R. Itolinsnn, accredited
teacher, will start bftf-nners classes
for. piano and violin tin Juno 5th
ind 6th. ICnsemhlo prlein f.00 per
nio.. l'lione 27H-J. Call at H0S
4th pt. f,-:tl-l I.
Tomaloes
4tir doz.
li oh nn's
fi-31-2 I.
greenhouse.
Natives IMck Radio N'aiuos
CANH10UUA. Autralia (A I)
Mlsslonnrles, trying to civilize the
f ttitzy-h ended na.it ves of 1'apua, re
port that their pupils aro antuirinu;
a preference for "scientific" names.
Natives who cluster around to lis
ten to; tho radio aro caliliiK their
children "Radio" and ''Hroiidcnsl."
SCORCHY SMITHTrade
fSO vou LOST T)jNO,G00RCH"r AMD IWfS . ..: -;. . . , BUT I BELIEVE you CAN SOLVE Sii-S'I DONT WIGH TO APPEAR -JKEPTiCAlM FbuiT RI6HT SCOSQtf -i&M-
TRAILTO THE MINE, TRIED AT LEAST A V ' , IT WITH YOUR. PLANE I - 1 WOULD ST'jr3 oft IMPUDENT, AAR. BROWM, BUT DO THE. WHOLE STORV DOES W
AMI. BROWN ! DOiEN TtMES BUT IT f .., ,. A KNOW THE MOUNTAIN TOP Ir VnV V" A.WU THINK IT POSSIBLE THAT rt3U SOUND PAMCIPUL PVPMm MR. BROWN, I'LL '
'JIT3 VOU EVE.R STiLL REMAINS A . : i-'.' '''A ' fS (T GAIH FOR IT IS .' S . 'Gt'T HAVO- DREAMT tT AFTtl? MfL BUT TM i S 15 TproA I D V BEST
.LOCATE T A6AIN? DEEPMySTKV. AS CLEARINi VM,Nt A5TH0U6H, A ALL ?-TM,lTH OeTEN , "TME Lfiot TsLF- , I "TMEMINE
V IT ALMOST SEEMS . Vj WERE VESTERDA.V '. "i Wfr 1 HAPPENED To HOME.ST A frhWi THEVER.V GOLD' JV-R3B- olJ '
pr "tjt a trade Mark Hegiatration Applied For --- -- - - -
(jJiUKiA u. a. patent office . ; . . :? i By Julian Ollendorff
These pencil xrawimgs, that ) I TVxwHt' sugois i he J ' I ' ' I
IS, THE PlGURETS, AE NOT SO J ' wNN& ' 'WERVOUS? S ir00Vrir'5 A '
GOOD, MISS TJIXON. BUT J V3'llii;i H'M. - THERES VA 4 , atE NOW, NOVA' fXt,
YOUR SJgTCHING OF THE I'LL TRV l- a A SLOT, -y jmZ ,. TVIAT'S A FINISHED , ' w ;
STVLES IS EXCEJ-LENT. ) f'tfik NOT V VVf K W'1 ' ' t03 AS WTs? bfi'A
Tpm v V
Studebaker SL
New Member Of
Distance Club
With 114.000 miles on the speed
oniter, nineli of the distance under
difficult c-nndltlona. a Htudelmker
11124 Special Six tourinKcar owned
by I). A. l'earce. lonir Heaeli. t'al.,
on irar,, nns noen ndwlltcu to
memhershlp In .studehaker'a fani -
nua lOO.nilO mile club, according
to M. J. (loss. Stuilelmker dealer
,
here.
Mi- Pnn,wn ,.ni,ncn.i ,
flvr, vonra niro sinra th.n hi. ,iu
tra have oren remdred tonu" f-ist
ips roiw" txl a tnf Callfoi--
ear was driven 2,000 miles or ir.
a. month, but Is still In splenilld
condition, tho owner says, nil of the
condlllon, tho owner savs, nil of the
nrlRlnnl equipment with tho excep-
trim of tires belnc Intact.
.
"Tho 100,000 mile club Is n
unique oi'diinlzation com posed of
-nearly l.Oiio veteran SliiilehaKcr
ears which hnvc traveled 100,000
nines or more nnn nre still in serv-
lee. hlle nil members of thO'elub
1 have done lUO.ono miles oi: more.
136. have covered between 200.000
mil 300,000 miles; 27 between 400,-
000 nnd 600,000 miles. Three have
;actual!y passed the half . million
.marit wtui a nign recoru. ot'tiau.ooo
established, by a Studebaker owned
by' li C. avhitney of Wlniiemucra,
Nevada..' ' . ;.
"According to a recent, comitiln
(tlon tit the factory, the aggregate
mileage of all ears . In- the.' 100,000
mile club' approximates' 150. hill-.
lion miles, , or in overage" for each
ithe p.rfoi ,anco nnd owner-s mime
of each member has been inscribed
i . . . . ,
played In tho Studebaker admlnls-
nvitlnr, 1,ll.ll. at So(l,' Ti.,d- -in.
nation hnlldlng at South' lieiirT, In-
dlu .".; '., ,r ; , -, i
OFFICE
CAT i
Br Jvmins J
Tlome' Is n place where a wife
can tell her husband wlpit she
UiinkH of him. . ,
I slept In the strangest beds
tthen I was In Ihe country.
Yfith, they don't havo gutters In
tho country.
i
A Conplo was walking- down the
1)iisineR sti'eet and tho wlfo said:
Wife John, I'd like that dresn
In tho window. .
. John -Well, its-:. there, Isn't -it?.
IWra. Kelly Did your husband
havo any luok with his garden the
past summer?
Airs. KitiK Oh yes. lie got a
sunstroke and collected $200 health
insurance.
iK a 1 1 icrl nc Was it a 11 1 1 41 wn y
marrliiiTc?
M.irjorio Yes, ho prohnhly run
away ami she after him,
Tho little Rlrl had been visiting
When It was time for her to be
polnK home, her hostess said:
HustesH CJoodbye, Marjorie; you
must como aain soon.' We should
liko to see more of you.
Al'nrjorle Dut there Jffli't nny
more of me.
Do you remember when you used
to chew Mcorleo nnd make your
self bellcvo you were chewing to
bacco? "'.''"
TIIK CirANfJlNG TIM.Kfi . "'
A kira once meant that she was
won, ,
Rut now a fellow understands.
That kisslnj? jrli'ls is junt mere fun
And means no more, than shak
ing hands.
K T.XXomT
For
Logging Tractors
Preservation
- Today's! loRKein have adopted
yielding hlKKer
the youiiR forest srowlh'for future
generationa, anya ;. W. ItumlnK.
locIll "Caterpillar" denier, nnd lho'ot 4- Jlodel A 1-''1 ..perilled in
-.rack-tviie linetnr lu n. ',,. li,.,.,
' of this new method of IokcIiik My-
i, 1.. i.-,.,,
1 . ir..i ,
. , .V. . . '
I "men in nn- ivirniij ll.lie Ol llllf
California Conntrymnn" as foi-
fol-
10W: ' ' "
I ''1'robnhly no ontv mcehnult'iil do -
velopment of recent years has been
ot ' " a-lvancetnent
,''" of t",or'
I "Cnterplllur" Tractors have talt-
" hl'l in h rotiKhest kind nf
en nout m in rotiKhest kind or'
, work nnd hnvc made Rood because
ithe' wero found to lie tho Ideal
innu-ni unit fn,. l...,l.. I . I. -
power unit for lnuitlnir under the
now plnn of "Mustnined yield,'
Jlr. nuntlnc. From
ti business
from the
; st.ihdnolnt as well
' standpoint of forestry, It hns been 1
nocessnry to harvest loits Just as I
iho farmer harvests his crops,
, While tho farmer seeds his land1
j each yonr or so, tho logger depends
' on .natural reseeiling. lie relies on I
the young growth for both future
harvests nnd reseedlng. Ohvlotialv, I
then tho preservation of the young
treffi -is ' essential. Animal, power
wits -most satisfactory, when mod
erately ' rough country iwns being
Rigged,' uhd before competition be
camn so keen that muss production
i,,ni iu iiiiiqiieu. .wins inereaseii
their capacity nnd dcmitndcd more
logs. Animals could not handle big 1
:!f,!JS?"ir'l!,?'t 1
,,., ,, , ., .,
.from ono stand to another, tho
i "".TT".
I 1 1,0 c,w', 10 V""""
stjtnd of timber nnd tho constantly
mounting expense of moving the
fcdoiikjOy engines ns tho operations
moved to more Inaccessible stands
forced, loggers to seek a new tool. .
The-war f; record of "Caterpillar"
Tractors suggested that they would
he-ablo trt do Ihe work.
The adoption of the tractor was
not, immedtnte. Ordinary agricul
tural tractors would not hold mi.
It took tho exceptional trnotor, ono
that was rugged enough to stand
real abuse from men nnd the coun
try. Only stands where nothing
else would work wore logged with
tractors. Other elements, such ns
11,0 loot'on of the railroad were
not Phinned for the tractors.
Hut Improvement In the design
and tho Introduction of h cut -Iron I -
ed pnrts cut down wenr and break
downs, .caterpillar" Tractors bo
Kan to produce cheaper Ioks. Tho
result Is that today more than half j
of the timber In the California IMne
region Jn; lodged with track-typo
traetorsi .' l "- ' 1
in under these severest eondl- I
Hons that the ''Caterpillar" Tractor
is most sueoisful, because, by vir
tuo of Its heat-f rented parts, It
stands tip whero nothing else will,
says ilr. Hunting'.
Policemen Get
Vast Mileages
From Ford Cars
City pollco throughout tho coun
try report vnst mtlengcK for Ihe
Model A Kurds used In patrol and
v-peed work. ,
Five Model iA Fords operated by
the Niagara. Falls Rollce Jepartr,
ment have traveled more than 100,
000 miles each, equivalent to nearly
flvo complete trips.' around , thn
world for each car. ; ;
Somewhat great er mileage , for "a
Model A pollco Ford Is. reported'
by Mluml. I'olleo tbeie arc- opera!-'
ing one that recently registered
120,000 miles. Atlanta, fin., police
havo a Ford that registers 100;0I0?
miles and two other that havo at
tained 70,000 miles each.
All of tho thirteen Fords In the
MR. BROWN'S
Aid in Forest
New Methods Used
"onvUle. F.a., pol.ee depart -
me"t ',lro 'lo,I,K fl'"m "-"0 8"
0U0 milea u year each. And n fleet
l-oiilavlllo laat year run up u Kiand
" m"e. which u
. equivalent lo Ida trips around the
world. Tho lo'wtwt 'sneedomcter
readlnc in the fleet is'liD.UOO miles
, '.'.'.'.
'"" "'Khest,-so.ooo miles.
nnd the hlRhest,- So, 000 miles.
, ' '
1 ,.,',!. 1 ""' '
t A V)-at iclal sfntls-
' Populntton of Derlln
' J-'"'- ' ' ' f : .
, : - !
1 '"e Kates have lieon closed on
. . """""
, " (-lll ll'f field, fnr 30 years the
""mo ot "t''0 Dame athU'tlcs. A
nCW SltldlUlll Will rClltaCC : It ' MfXt
' ,, """ w'ii replace , it next
lull. .. . .
U-...Tit-. TZ2XT?Zah . n
You Have Always
,asy
WE HAVE THE TYPE AND SIZE YOU WANT. BUY
THEM ON CREDIT-NO DEAY-NO RED TAPE.
You can put on an entire new set with as little cash as you would
pay for one inferior tire. Conic in we'U arrange the down pay
ment .and then divide the balance in weekly or monthly payments
to suit your budget." Now more than ever you'll want Goodyears
the prices are the lowest in history the quality is higher than
ever.
BOHNENKAMP'S
STORY (Continued)
'OREGON SHARE IS
NEARLY 2 MILLION
! State is Apportioned $1,-
C86.688 as Federal
Aid for Highways
Oreeon has been npportloned
11 osn r.xx n r,ii i ,.i,i
-,.v f,,.. n, .,..., ....... i.
.Inl'v l inn.i ,i, ,-,
' 1 ..-....
state Jlotor association. Of this
:","".iiifc t i , w n is me noil II lona 1
amount nppiu tloned under the ex
fa f0..,,0 authorized hy c..n-
sress this year, while tho S1,1!II,0R9
I l'0,.1 , ,I"d, , , ri ln" " ""-
j lz,ltlon "f ne.UOti.OOO for the states,
I Orecnn stands well up anu.nK Hie
i uickoh stanits we;
leaders in federal
ment. Oregon too
llllltch oil inl.l ll I., ,,
't'al aid npporliiin-
tOlV Itosi ilir,.n.l in
nmtch all additional J'edernl
up.
propt-iatloiiN for mil.. inii'it.Ki.u in. I
Wanted boodyears
ravments
LOlfESTPRICESINHISTORY
the Issuance of bonds which moujis'
tliut Oregon's apportionment In
doubled. ' j .i .- v. ,"!
All of the apportionment!) of tho
total $125,000,000 for lit 31, which 1
is also the maount authorized, for
in a I bo the nmount authorized lor
C1 and 1M. .nr. Imsed
on th area, population and po-jt .
road mlleaue of the states. The
share of each state is available for
oxpendituro on roads lnclud?tl in
the. ' Federal aid system under the
Joint supervision of the state hiKh-
wn' departmenla and the Unreal!
TuMlo Honda of tho IT. H. Uo-
'"" "l "'"
(ieiiiinu llnuiuluvy Louter
1IWKI.IM (A I') Heeent sur
veys havo disclosed that Oer
niiinj', nlDiotiKh she to.it 27,27.r
squttre miles of territory hv tho
treaty of. Vi'i'sullles, hns a boun
ilury line 213 miles lonjrer than'
before the war.
.Icriisiilem I'alestlne's 41 po
litical prisoners . renew hilifret
strike.
By John C. Terry
' '
Priced low f or quick sale.
PERKINS MOTOR CO
Main 500 4th and Adame