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1?age Ten LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Tuesday, June 3, 1930 (PL ASSIFIED AD P The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties ' I NEW TODAY yOU SALiC Uy owner, 32 acres 2 und miles from Iju. Grande. One of bowl Burden und dairy und , ' hay ranches In valley, gravel road, telephone, new .bungalow house und (,'ood 'burn, und Kood outbuildings, Hpring-, crunk through place.', good orchard, berries of ult kinds, adjudicated wuter right wllli place. Can be Hold In two separate tracts if . desired. Imi. Observer. G-3-ti tp WANTED Several good milk cows, K. 11. Becker, Alice), Kami. 188. ti-S-C tp you ItKNT 6-rm. jurn house at 201 2 Cedur. Jnq. at Grace Har ness shop or ii hone 3 22-W. p C-3-t f. 1'Ult HAIjK Small modern home, ood locution. lJhom; 157-J., or call at 3U3 Alain uve. C-3-4 tp. VUH HAIJ'J 3 '" heavy wagon, $U; 14" walking u!uw, $; phono ' J-'. 13. 0-3-2 tp. I'XIIl HA I j 10 New ltuyal typo writer, slightly used. Very cheap. 1'hono M 70ti. ti-3-3 t. IJIJUDING f'lANTS Uhok-u stuck of prtunliiH, Krfiniiilti, etc. Will cull (or (ind dullvur your pon:h ' boxes. I'll. Al. 731. Clurk'H Ki'i'cnhoiiHi'H. fi-3-n WANTED WANTKU Houwkocpur, two fumlly, 806 Siuini,'. 0-2-3 DltlVJNO TO SKAHIDE Want jimwcnifcrs to . sliaro. oxpenm'S. . Wrlto A. H. Obaorvor. 5-28-1 nip iiXWilUISNOED buokkt-i'linr-clurk. Hofrrences. Wlmt havu you 7 Oh ' m-rver box, I,. 10. V. 0-1-2 tp' FOR RENT FOK KKNT Clean sleeping room, $10.00 mo., laundry included, ' 1002-12lh St. (J-2-3t AI'AHTMENTH -Hummer rules, hotel. - All re-anlshed. Inquire Soinmer 6-28-1 in. yOU JtKNT Kuril, houses and iiplH., wlih baths, clean, quiet,; low rates. Adults, 1810 Green- j wood. 6-10-1 m, j FOIt RENT Up-to-date furnished apartment, Gurago. Landls Court. ; r--1 in. . FOR SALE VUH HAI.K-rS iS-tt. MiiColiiilck Dvcrlni; Imrvuatcre, ulu'tip. I"'l U. H. Nut'l. bunk. U -1 -0 L Ii'Oll HA Mi lly owmir, B roonl nodi.rn Iioiiho. J.'ull biiHciucnt. Trlt'ed to Hull. ToriilH to ault pur chuHur. 1221 X uvc. 0-2-12t I-'Olt HAI-K -l'oitublc Victrolu ul- niOHt now with - forty rcc K A'cry chrnp, 1l)02-l2th Ml.' 0-2-Sc 'MISCELLANEOUS KASTICItN OltlXlUN Hchuol of MuhIc, violin, piano, voice. Cred it 1. O. O. K temple, 447-J. 0-2-t in. DIIKHHMAMNU, u yd. Atutll Hllop. heinstliclllni? Oh KllMiboth Hcauty 0-2-3 tp KA ORANDB MATlllKtiS As Up tinlitetlnsr ft Run Cleaning Works.. Phon 424-W. Chaa. Ed wards. trop. 12-1-lm Professional Directory Thin dlmiory Is cstr-lii1ly hniuly for Hm nc'Wfoiiirr nr fur the out-of-lou n rejitlcr who may want the name anil ndiliis of ionin professional man. H. lias If cm fjirofiilly pirimicd iiud villi prove to ho u ready uhl to any muler hi obtaining promid pro fteiloiuil servlro. CLASSIMKD VOR QUICK KKKEKENCK Physicians & Surgeons A. Tj. RIOnAHDSON, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Offlco over Glass Drugs Office Phone, M-16 Hoa. M-C5 m;k ii. noi vv, m. i. LEWA WILKK-S, M. V. Practice limited to diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Now Foley Telephone Building Muin 10 Astrologer sues. nu;iMii k iialmfs 301 N, AVli Headings Dally. Readings by Mull a Specialty USED Want Ad Rates Observer (Count five average words to th llnu.) Per line, lat Inaertlon 10o 1'er lino, each added consec utive Insertion 7o Minimum charge on one order ..25c RATES BY MONTH 2 line, pur month $2. 60 3 lines, pur month $3.25 4 lines, per month ..$4.00 & HneB, per month - J4.7& Ench additional line ovr five chtirged ut uu per line per month. CASH IN ADVANCE Is re quired on ail (JliiHfelflud orders to earn thoHo rates. Higher rales charged on all credit Insertions. Copy or all Classified orders mum he In this office by 10 A. M. DAY OF INSICKTfON. Sup orders on ad Inserted until fur ther notice imiKt be received by the BRino hoJr or extra insertion will be charged. Telephone orders solicited. CaHh rules may be earned on Shone orders by payment on or eforo date of lust insertion. PHONE MAIN 87 "An Observer Want Ad Will Do It" 1'1'Itl-; MIMv Contains every ele ment required by tho humtiri body. Our dairies are operated with careful attention to sanlta lien. We recommend 1'UUE NATt'ItATj AMMt to you, un. ad ii I titrated, unpa.steurl.ed,' un- standardized. The best milk ever sold in I -a (i ramie is produced by JA OltANIiK DAIKYMKN'S AS SOCIATION. . f-2G-lm MONEY TO .LOAN We aro repre sentatives Tor the Prudential In surance Co., and can make farm or city loans at attractive rates of Interest. Chan. H. Reynolds, insurance, loans and bonds. HOOFING WOUK. Hepalr work or any kind of a new roof. Cull Chan, Hildubrund, bJOW. 3-6-lmp MONET TO LOAn ou improved olty property, straight loans or Installment plan. jL-jrest ' rates. Unltod States - InTostmont Co. Phone Main US. 8-1 8-1 m FIND IT HERE Copy for thl column must be In ny 9 a. in. The Hob Shop has Initialled u new- Frederick Combination per manent Wave machine. (1-3-1 tp. Tiuluy the 'dlnui'rwtirc ivhlch avuh used nt Tho Oks,-rver Cooking School, DciiiiiUHtrutlou waa thf! bculltlt'iil I :ui'liirtry China. The fliicNl Nippon J'ali.trii (iu i hi- linn--kct. TIiIh week the I ilnncrwuru nnil I'utli'i'y which will bo lu use ilur llil? tllu school Is furnished by ltlcliiiidson'.s Art and llllt .shop. 0-3-11. m:v (Hisri .MK di;ui;i,itv You will find just what you linve been whIIIiik for In costume jewel ry to nmteh your Htreet or cvcnlnir froidt, hi the wonderful iisMortincnl of new Illllllbel-M Jusl. received hy Hlelmrdsonls Art. Jt nil (lift Shop. They Invlte'-you to visit their shop and look over this new line. i;-:t-lt. U. S, L. JtaKcrics Y-OHr old battery und $(i.8ft puis n new ouo lu your car. Iiurgess Battery and Electric a Mock- east of U. P. Depot. KXI'KKIKXCK h:lS r;ieM us visions. Hy this e mean It 1-n n't necessary for bereaved to enter into al! I he details. Jud I ml u ate how you v ant things done. Wi: I XHIHiS TAM SNOIM.UASS & ZIMM KKMAN Main (ili CARS TO THK (.KAOUATIO Take your graduation certificate to Itichardson's Art and Oift Shop and have them put it in u suitable frame before it becomes Soiled una lorn. They ure hard to get and worth preserving. C-3-1 t. swim at covi: rooii Tho fountain of youth. Warm mineral water. J'Yeo picnic grounds' 6-12-1 in, SCIIOOfi OK I)Jti:SSMAKIG Knroll at any lime, Wis. 1, C. French, 1320 Y. uvc. Ph. 229-J. fj-20-1 in. Hemstitching, piftttTiitf, button holes, etc. .Norton's Kiddie Shop. Adv. TO THK OKADL'ATM Now is the time to havo your diploma framed, before it becomes soiled or torn. You will find frames and mouldings especially suited for tho framing of your diploma at Klclmrd.son'-s Art and Oift Shop, Specialists In tho framing of your pictures. 5-20-3 t. ri.HVKIt FKA.MF.S You will find many clever Ideas In the frame, lino at Itiehardson's Art and Gift Shop, suitnblo for the framing of your school pictures. Uttlo frames to fit the smallest of pictures ami all sizes for your por traits In both swing and wall frames. Visit Hlehardaon's Art and Gift Shop and have your pic ture work correctly done. tf-29-3t All kinds of aster plants. Special 'l a hundred. Wilson's ut Hoover market and Mrs. Norrls. U-2-2t. All kinds of aster plants. Special $2 a hundred. Wilson'H at Hoover market and Mrs. Norrls. 0-2-21. PKIMAKY oi'i:m:TTA li Grunilo 2nd Ward Kir und X uve. over 00 children In costumes. Hlrds, flowers, tap dancing, songs, music. Proceeds for benefit of crippled children In Primary hos pital. Wed., Juno 4, 8:00 p. m. Admission 2fic anil 10c. (i-l-2t Over Night News liy The Associated Press Dnmeslli! l.ukchursl, N. J. Gruf Zeppe lin departed for Kuropo U : 1 2 H'cluek K. H. T. last night. Chicago Police nrrest more iOiiin loo alleged gamblers in breaks. New Yuri; Police nay one o( men arrcslod lu sluro of $2(K),- 000 In stolen jewels is Alexander l''riedinn n. a l-'lfth avenue whole sale jeweler. I )es .Moines, hi. ( 'ongreNsnia n 1 licklnsou trial ins vb-tory lu re pub lira n .Hciiulni'ln I primaries. Koi'cigu London Mite I )o nn hi wins vic tory on nava I treaty, dole ut lug consei'val ive mot bn for cuimnU- l tee to examine pucl, Itogola, Colombia .Many pas sengers reported killed in wreck of steamship (loenliga, which sank uftei- explosion In Mugda lena river. Oregon I tend Herbert Francis Jr., 1 2, owes his escape front attack by a big brown bear tu t he ability of bin mot her who hurled stones ut the anliuut acrosH the Deschutes river as It approached the buy. Vancouver 'llfford Campbell. 10, chnre boy. pleaded not guilty to a chni'Ko of first, degreo mur der when ho was arraigned. Trial was set for J u lit 2:1. 'ampbell is charged with killing Mr. and Mrs. It. A. North rup, ranchers, with dvnamlle, SCORCHY SMITH ' SCODCHY-WHERE HAVE VOo WHV.YES'-l Y WEU. , LISTEN, SCOBCHY DON'T TEU Ojjl'ljijVp J " UND fiY OrtO BEEN - SO BETTY-- A DAD T TOLD VOU THIt -OH HE'D THROW Jirr I MYSTERIOUSLY?-J LL BET 1 Wf- A PIT ' BUT MOTHER AND 1 'jCssi 'IssJ HE'S BEEN TEILINO YOU ' JP--i DON'T BELIEVE TMER.6 IS ANY MINE.AT All ! IjjJ :J," !j H ABOUT HIS ID!VT COLD MINpl f . AND WHEN WE LAUGH ABOUT IT 'l''M:!l --Cvy r I J HE GETS MAD AS A HORNET 'i'; I fry ' V Z7V'- iTy "olv oao cor we idea is beyond ' ' : ' ViJn n'ft" US -BUT HE SEARCHES -7 ri LLlJ1Ww' Regularly each vear ""O. k,i 't TtWv.i and returns furious yfZ jtfi&" F ' 1 UiiX-ld sAS A CAGED LION-JLlfc fTf- A pr " ti r Trado Mark lionisO-atlon Applied For vjJjwIvIA u. a. lament oniL'o OFFICE GAT f AAOI HMR a., Tho uverage vucatlon occupies u period of about nine weeks, divided in this manner: Three weeks get ting ready for it, three weeks hav ing it und three weeks recovering from it. f She Why, your heart sounds like a ilium beating. He Yes, that's the cull to arms. J call her my automobile girl I like to choke her. He Neck? She Check. And then wo havo the stuttering man who choked eating alphabet! cul soup. MOST AX Y YOL'NG MAN NOW ADAYS WILL TAKE AN EDUCA TION IK IT'S iA UEtiED FOOT HALL. dust Dike a Won ia n - lu 1 1 V ai woman ha.s helped her hiusbaud to Mm (op or tho ladder uuul then left him I hero while kIuj decided whore the pIctuiT) might look bet tor. You can say one thing for a sunback bathing suit. It Isn't con lent to hang a transparent ftloi over the parts it pretends to cover. One iltflnltion for skeletunt Hones with the-porson rubbed off. Diner I can't cut this stuff. Call tho manager. Waiter It's no use. He won't eat it either. ' People leave Iho comforts of home for the discomfort of sum mer resorts and cull it taking a vacation. Then there was Iho Scotch author who hoped all his children would bo girls so he could use. his i old typewriter ribbons for their hair. Fashion deerecs that this is the year when wo return to tho lime when what a girlio wears under neath is nobody's business. ' U requires gold to celebrate tho golden wedding and there's ii lot. of us that will have to go nut and marry it. 11 won't ho a true sex habit un til you seo u woman smoking u ciguret while darning socks. l-OltTltil KSI-; WOMI'.X t'OI'S mi st in-; si.v I'F.irr tai.i. LISItOK, Portugal (AP) Half a, dozen six-foot Amazons will comprise Portugal's first corps of police woiiu-n.. Tho requirement that they be at. least six reel In height ruled out most or tho :tf0 women who applied. Candidates also must bo not more than 25 years of age. ii n ma rried a nd possess a col lege education. The six women chosen for the initial squad aro undergoing rig orous training before undertaking their duties of watching over err ing women and minors. Later, when the force is in creased, police women will im at tached to frontier stations to ap prehend feiiia lo smugglers. Women Hack Forest. Cnisadn MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Minne sota women, in tho interest of preventing economic waste, are ready to buck u campaign to include forestry conservation courses In the public, schools, ac cording to Mrs. Sum, A. Itask of Hlooniing Prairie, president of the statu federation of women's elnbs'. XZ'outtM For Wife :- MODEST Trade Marke Registration "There goes Gertie! Can you Soldiers Made Pets Rattle Snakes, Nasty Scorpions HOUSE, Ida. (AP) It was u time In 1!16 when tho old "Kirst Idaho" was on tho border doing a bit of patrol duty to keep the Mexicans from fighting their bat tles on American territory. Colonel M. G. McConnell, adju tant general of the Idaho Nation al Guard, continues to get u laugh out of tho way the boys In tho outfit tam.cd a hilt full of rulllu snukes, tarantulas and scorpions mako tlicnuselves a safe but nut so sane caniip. Tho regiment moved Into camp on a high place near Nogales, Arizona. It was tho most accept- utile cump In tho vicinity but even 11 was studded with boulders all the way from the size of an egg to hunks of huh: a ton. The regi ment turned in to clear them off. Plenty of Snakes What was the surprise and cha grin of the officers to find that every rock big enough to conceal one, concealed a rattle snake, mostly of tho big Mexican dia mond buck variety. Tho smaller rocks, unable to rise to the dig nity of shading of snakes, did their best at keeping, tarantulas and scorpions from, getting a too sunburned complexion. Hut the work progressed. Grad ually tho rocks began to disap pear from the camp slto and with them the snakes ami surcillcr poi soners. Not a soldier was bitten in the scuffle hut tho postal au thorities and visiting officers and soldiers ' were driven to distrac tion. The Idaho troopers, fearing Hint their zeul In removing tho rocks and snakes -would extermi nate tho species), at least from that vicinity, took to capturing them for souvenirs. At no time, said Colonel M't;Cunnel. has the American soldiers' bent toward collecting souvenirs had such full and unusual sway. Kvery soldier had a row of buttles along the flour of his tent, each containing a tarantula or scorpion and sev eral containing two or three. So proud wore they of their souvenirs that they shipped them home in pounds: and cartons. So. great were Iho shipments that the post office officials began an In- MAIDENS -:- Applied For U. S. Patent Office I whistle, through your teeth? of Ornery vestlgation and when they dis covered the mituro of the pack ages being sent homo they put a ban on the business. Tp loul somo poor mail carrier with n cargo of tarantulas, scor pions and loccnionnlly a jnihUHe snake, all done up perhaps in u shoo box, was too much. They Should Worry Hut such' regulations did not hinder soldiers. With snakes on their hands which they could not send to admiring folks back home, they took to staking them out at tho corners of their tents. it was no uncommon sight to seo two or three big rattle snakes tied to the corners of the tents, tho colonel said. The dg g."Sy and black rattlers would be coil ed around a tent peg, basking in tho sun, tethered to a tent rope by a. slender bit of light packing twine or a braid of thread what ever tho soldier had. Guard duty became a torment. for to wander off tho path along' the lino of tents meant to be greeted by the menacing whirr of a rattler under foot. Hut as good things go, this ono cnnin to an end. A camp order confined all rattle sua kes, tarantulas a ml scorpions beyond tho pale and with noihing else to do, the boys took to herding the Mexican ban dits. Cwm-Ii l.oro To Itn I-'Hiiu-iI Washington: (ap) a film asmu-latlon him (iron orKiinizcd in l'rni;iio to produce iIoiiil-hIIc foa-tui-i-H nnil oilucationiil jilrluros dt'nllllc with O.ocho-.SIovalila. A sound film studio la to bo 1011 1 rui-livl. "Igotbackallmy PEP and WEIGHT in no time by taking ONCE IT ALMOST ENDED IN A GUN 1 YS t IN TOVVN WHEN DAD TRIED TO PILE "IS CLAIM TME CLERK COULDN'T RESTRAIN HIMSELF WHEN POOR DAD WAS UNABLE TO GIVE THE FAINTEST IOEA OP ITS LOCATION. BELIEVE MESCORCHY, IT5 A VERY SORE SUBJECT AROUND OUR. HOUSE. 4 l,vllii W Jv i.-Ji . S'II S- mm 'fi o IT"" I'W-lTlT'S A LOVELY I Ij0?7 Crawford Finds Outlook Bright In East Oregon WADDA WALLA, Wash., (Spe cial) A trip last week to branches of the Tuni-a-Lum Lumber com pany throughout the North Cen tral and Eastern Oregon district impressed John M. Crawford pres ident, with the fact that not in 20 years have crop prospects looked healthier, he said. Business prospects for tho re mainder of 1930 also Impressed Mr. Crawford who said that evory town and city which is on a main traveled highway has al ready begun tho year's program of repairing, remodeling and im proving the appearance of both its commercial and residential property. Sees Rosy Outlook "The outlook for tho future certainly is ono to inspire confi dence,' Mr. Crawford said. "This vast region has tho promise of as good a crop as ever, tourist travel Is already brisk and there is more development afoot than one would suspect." At Hood Ttver, the, Tum-a-Lum company s in a new yard, and is outfitting new offices on the EFFECTIVE MAY S3 TO SEPT. 30 RETURN LIMIT OCT. 31, 1930 Reduced fare, all part, of ea.t; liberal stop over.. Fine train.; modern equipment; splendid service; scenic route. Short side trips enable you to visit ZION NATIONAL PARK OH AND CANYON NATIONAL PARK BRYCE CANYON NATIONAL PARK YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK ROCKY MOUNTAIN NAT'L PARK Information and Booklets on request COAL Nut. . $12.00 Ton Stove.. .. .. .. .. .$13.25Toii Fancy Lump $13.75 Ton These prices are for coal de livered in La Graunde, let us fill your bins now. Erickson & Durlarid Phone Main 792 1525 Jefferson St - PLAY "S Y THAT7 THE ONLY THINO V Ijijul -; " I )' t?" I that gives a Lirrie . ) , f look BC-rrv!,1 t Pl COIOR TO THE YARN - j,7 ,SN T rHI& AN I ' i feX I BUT THERE ARE SAMPLEsii INDIAN COMING J i ! kiZ !' OE GOLD ORE AU OVER yfi If! ON Hfiovnaci if H & L THE' LODGE J ' ' " v. . " .t I m how thenN Wr : y a v i . TO HAVE j SI' ff- .'' I x THE SAMPLE Ii n , 1 ' '"N I '- 5 y 4oEooLDORE j& wAmY i&7& -l, .a !$' 5a ' rWM'rkSjflii L SOARp AND main thoroughfare. An entire block formerly occupied by this company, was bought by the Ap ple Growers association and they erected an addition to their big plant on it, Mr. Crawford said. These two additions to Hood River are only a portion of its progress right now. All Ixw)k Rclter "Towns of the Deschutes, tho Shaniko and Condon branchos and in tho John Day valley all are looking better than ever before und this civic pride is becoming contagious us travel Increases," he added. "People nro realizing, if they al ready havo not shown it, that now Is un ideal timo to build. Competi tion In tho material and labor fields never was keener and a man who contemplates erecting or re modeling anything can make no mistuko in doing it now-. 'Hell save money und help keep labor activo at tho same time." SCHOOLS TKAOir TRAFFIC SYSTKMS DESSAU (Al') Hogular courses of Instruction in the traffic system of large cities and In the country with special regard for automobile traffic has been included in tho curriculum of all schools in the stale of Anhn.lt. LOW FARES i ROUND TRIP TO DENVER 87.20 OMAHA 70.35 KANSAS CITY.... 75.60 ST. LOUIS 80.25 CHICAGO 85.0S DETROIT 104.67 CINCINNATI 10S.15 NEW ORLEANS. .107.10 CLEVELAND 107.61 TORONTO 111.0S ATLANTA 116.40 PITTSBURGH 118.81 WASHINGTON ...110.61 PHILADELPHIA 113.97 NEW YORK 110.1S BOSTON 1S2.51 J. IT. K UKNEY, Ajll'llt, Lit ;riiuiie. Ore. By John C.Terry Kf By Julian Ollendorf f x "represents one month's : board and LODGING. IF I SELL, i i ;sf' I 1929 Chevrolet n Coupe This car has original paint and I ires. Priced low f or quick sale. PERKINS MOTOR CO- Wain 500 ' v 4th and AdaiU3 1-tXIJ-WlTO.lL I iM