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    Page Six
Saturday, June 7, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE,' ORE.1
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CLASSIFIED AD
NEW TODAY
FOIl HKNT Jloil. r.mi. pi. 2I"4 !
(Ireeiiwmiil. Ih. 012-W. G-7-Si.
yon saui; jcc. ji(k. deliveries.
rtnttHI'aclinn Ktiarnnteeil. Vuiiiik'.h
. Ice Co. ' I'll. Main Kin. (1-7-1 t.
. NOTICE I will 1101 lio -Hjiu!iil.(
for liny IiHIh cenlracleil liy any
ono hut inyHelf. lleo. Jteclor.
u-7-:l Hi.
J''(lt HUNT iMocl. Hun. upl.
(Jrntiml flour, Ilioii WaHi.
(1-7-11.
J'lKIIKIl INDIAN rcnicilira ul Hie
llitil CroBH l)r;i '.'o. li-7-ii Hi.
Foil HUNT Kuril.
; fill mu., 812 J .a I;
)i. It. renin,
Hi. li-7-:i Mi
2UII ACI1U I1AIKY KA1I.M for Hall'
,uii- i-u'Hy ternm. All lYrlKUteit.
; I'li'lity of water., linn nrre.i lu al-
I'll I Cu , lid acres lii V ll'l Itny ini'uil-
ow, , balance iiaKluri', (1'inil lin- !
. lirovciiieiilH, KprliiK water pipeil j
tu Jiou.li, J.ocnlcil on hlKliway
near lovvn unil H'-liu'il. MiKlit
' . culiKlili-r'KOiiK' traile. I,. M. Wuolts, j
'' J 4 1 0 j clams, Ave, l.a (Iranilc, i
dri'. (l-2-ll :
WANTED
WANT.ICH Hlork lo paalure. Call
, evenings I;', . (i-(i-(i-t)i
OIJll. WANTS housework or rare
of children, Main !i07. 0-4-4 li.
WANTHII Several Bond milk
' cows. JO. 1. Hunker, Alleel, Kami,
j U.S. .... ti-:i-o in
JlllJVINCI TO KKAHIIlK Walll
.. pliasi'iiBers to- share expenses.
Wrllo A. II. Observer, fi - a -1 nip
WANTKK Men wii.li ability lo sell
llrt 1 tly Mile oT Bl'e'ise. See. Ver
- ntllllnn at llacres holel. Walla
Wallu, Wash. I1-C-2 Ip
FOR SALE
FOJl RATA. flonsebenies-. O. O.
JoluiTOii, l'h. 2r,-w. t)-r,-:i ip.
J'YIlt SAI.I'J-
ir,:i.
P'ryers, Ph. Knrniers
(i-fi-ll ip,
Wit HAI.R 2 1,2-ri. MeCormlelc
JleeiiiiB ' hurveH(,ern, '.clveap, Inq.
, O. H. Nllt'l, bank. ;' (1-1 -lit
ynn HA MO HlrawhcrrlcH nt the
pilteh. Place your orde'i'S. ItrillB
eolltulners. Slevens place, Cove
ariil Albany. , ll-O-iI t.
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WKINIIAIlli'S Coluiiibla near beev
on drutiBhl. AH kinds of sand
wiches and suit diinliH. The
JiIIoh, hp business :tn yeurs.
(1-4-lm.
I'D 1 1 SAI.IO lly owner. 5 room
modern house, Kull Jinseiycm.
Priced to sell. Tcrius' lo'sult "pur
, ehaser. 1221 X nvu. ' ' '11-2-121
Mill SAI.IO Hy owner, 112 acres j MONJ2Y TO LOAN Wo aro repre
2 mid Mi miles from A Orande'. B1,ntatlvea (or the Prudential In
Ono of best Biii'dori una dairy rind Bl,rance Co.. and can mako farm
liny riinohes In ; valley, gillvel or oltT 0am, nl uuractvo rato
road, lelephono, now bllUBIllow ! , Intnreut. CbM. il. IlnyD0ld,
noiim. unit booii narn, ami goon,
o u 1 1) u I I d I ll ir s , spring, creek
through place, good orchard,
harries of all kinds, adjudlcaled
waler right with place, (.'an be
sold in Iwo separate tracts If
desired, fnq. Observer. ll-II-l! Ip
FOR RENT
KOR RliNT 2-rm, I'urn. hniiB",
HkIiIh ami water, lnq. cap, Klntf
fllcy, 2l0fi Spruce. t!-(l-4 I..
Professional
Directory
Thlfl tllnflnry Is esiK'ctally
handy for the. newcomer or for
Iho out-of-town reader who may
vvnnt tho iianio nml address c if
ioiiio professional man. It has
been ffiroRilly prepared and will
prove to ho a i-cndy aid to any
reader lu uhlalnlug prompt pro
regional ncitIc'.
CLASSIKIEO FOR
QUICK KKPHKHNCK
I'hysicians & Sui'n;e(ina
A. Ii. IlICllATlllSOX, m. .
Physlclnn und Surgeon
Office over Olnsu Drugs
Office Phone, M-15 Ites.
I.l:i0 11. 111)1 XX , M. I).
I-IOWA WII.KIOK, SI. 1).
Practice limited to diseasea of
the Kyo. I0ar, Nose and Throiit.
New Foley Telephono
BulldliiK Main 16
Astrologer
tuts. riii:in:iiicK hai.mi s
SOI n, avi:.
Headings llaliy.
Readings by Mull a Specialty
$180.00 DOWN
Brinrfs
1927 liuick Standard Sedan
In A-1 Mechanical Condition, New
Tires, Original Paint
PE RKINS MOTOR CO
Main 500 4th ami Adams
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa
Want Ad
Rates
Observer
(Count five avornire words
to the line.)
Per llnft, 1st Insertion ..-....10o
I'vr Hno, ut.v.ii aildud oodsuo-
utlvti Irtnurtlon 7o
Mlnfmuin ciinro on one
ordur ... HM.w,2Co
; RATES JtY MONTH
2 11no, iht month tZ.BO
3 lliu-rt, intr mouth ....$3.2&
4 llimrt, jMir Mionth i.OO
linen, mt monlh jl.76
JOach fiddltiunal line ovor flvo
chnrKcd at IiUu pur lino per
iriunUi.
CAHH IN ADVANCID Is ie
tjtiiruJ on all ClrtHsil'led orilurn to
va rn thK raivn. HlKlier rate
uhurftud on all credit inertluita.
Copy for all (,alfled orders
rniihL ho In liiin off leu by 10 A.
M. IJAV OK INSKUTION. Stp
ordfirH on ud Inmirtcd until fur
Dn'r tiotlcu tniiHt be rectilvbd by
tbe Hfiinti bo ir or extra Intfurtfuii
will bo ulimui-d.
Tiliiphuno orders sollcltt'd.
CiihU 1'mU'h may be earntd on
pboiiB orders by intyniunt on or
before dulu of JiiHt lniierLloii.
PHONI3 MAIN 87
"An Obn.!rv;r Want Ad
WIU Do It"
KOI I II KNT Mod. apt. with Krldl
Balre, Call .Melville's. (I-C-lf.
KOI I IIKNT 2-rni. apl. .;v,.,.y.
. tblllB lurn. I4IIS Wash. nve.
ll-n-2 Ip
AI'Alt'l'.MKN'l H All re-flnlslie;;.
Suinuier rales. Inquire Soiuiuer
liotel. f.-2S-l in.
l-'Oll ltl-;NT luru. houses and
aptii., With ballls, clean, quiet,
low rales. Adlllls. mill Green
wood. 5-10-1 m.
KOIt HlillT llp-lo-dut flirnlMlled
apartment, ClaniBo. I,iindis Court.
r,-!i-iin.
MISCELLANEOUS
(11,11 TIM 10 IIANCK Hal. IliBht nt
KiibIcs hall. i;-r,-:;t.
I0AHTI0KN OliKOON School of
Music, violin, piano, voice, ('red
IIM. J. O. O. h'. temple; 447-.I.
C-2-1 III.
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'jA OHANIJBI MA'J'TH Ittifl VV
' bnlsieolntt ' A: K119 Clttnnlnj
Worln. Phono 414-V7. Cha. :d
wurdH, i'ruri. . 13-l-1m
I'lIRK MILK Contains every clu
i meat, .required Uy 'tho luiimiii
lmcly. Our dairies aro operated
wilh careful attention to sanlta
tlon. Wn riM'Otnniend I'UKIO
NATURAL MIMv 10 you, un.
a (lit I torn ted, unpasteurized, 1111
standardized. Tlie lesl, milk ever
sold in Ia (Irande Is produced by
i.A (IRAMH'3 OA I it Y M KN'S AS
HOCIATRJN, UJZtt-m
Muranc. loiin and bond.
ROOI-'JNO "WORIC Repnlr work
or any kind of a new roof. Call
Chas. l-Ulf.enrnnd, bJOW. 5-fi-lmp
MONKT TO LOAn on improved
city property, ntralitht loauw or
InHtailmont plan. Lvvit 'rates.
United Statou I a Tent m on t Co.
Phnni Main R S-1-1m
U. S. L. BaUcrits
Vinir ohl buttery unit $11. Kit
puis n new one In your cur.
Hurgcss Uallcry and
lilcctric
2 lilocks oust of U. P.
Depot.
KXI'KRIKNCI-; has given us
viHiins. liy i his we mean It
Isn't neceesary for bereaved
to enter Into all the details.
Just Indicate how you want
tilings done.
YK UNOKUSTANn
snoiwuask
iK: 1MMKKMAN
Main fi2
lIJ .
Counties
FIND IT
HERE
Oopy for till column must b
In uy tt a. m.
.Mine 1 ft, Inst day to pay your
wnliT rt'ttt wilhout u penalty. fi-il-;it
i,a ;iiaih-; siiiM-: pahixik
I lain ch'tuicij, l)fivkvi, t riinii)irl
hy t'xjjcrt. Work ffimruntnfd. Next
to Clurk'H l''IorlKtM. . (J-7-fit.
.uiu 1 i), hint day to pay nur
water rent wllhont a penalty. 0-(I -;u
SWIM AT COVR poor,
M'lin fountain of youth. Warm
mineral water. J"r;t picnic grounda
u-rz-i in.
I M mull, in.' iikI'.maiaivi.'M.
SCHOOL III' IIKKSSMAIUNO
I.' ..I 11,,,,, M ,.u M
'.. i . r'
. I- rench, 132(1 V. live. I'll. 229-J.i
S-20-1 m.
cti .m'AN.uTvri rui.v
(.Il.Mll A I ION, I I r,SI!A ,
ii. .. V . ,' ' . .
n will find hundreds of III-,
1 Iractlvi. and useful articles feir the
Normal Oradnatc In tile In rm- stock
of (lil ts especially. selected for o
Bii'l and buy Bi'iiduale at Itiehun!- j
son's Art and (lift Shop.
(t-7-1 1, t
June
10, last day to pay your
nt without a penalty. Ii-fi-:(t.
. i water l
lli'iitstllc.hln;. ' pleullilB, luii(oil
holes, rlc, Nolion's lilllllic Shop. I
Adv. I
June Id, last, day lo pay your
0 ... .'
""
waler real wilhout a. penally, fi
I'Vl'lll'll'S HAV H'N'K IVI'ir
J,';,;' o'lfi'or linlqu'e- '
,i,s "or .I ' ness rro,,io !nro
stuck of Klfts at the Hlchardson's
A... .....I ('.III iJhi.ii nr ii- fli-ootlnt? ,
Card exiu'essiiiK your appreciation
of his many kindnesses to, you.
ntenlH of Richardson's. Cards for ,
Fat tier's -day and .all occasions.
".I1 7 it
'
..Tune 10, last day lo pay your
waler rent without a penally. (i-li-:it
XOTlt'K TO :0TllAC-'OI!S
I'Mll.V COI'.VI'V MAIIKIOT I
i. ..ah ravtfnil fri'inv
Sealed bids will be received on
the followliiK by the I'nlon County
Court, at the Un1mi County Court
house, l.a! Onindc, Oregon, at I ft
o'clock a., in. on tho 2 1 nt day of
June, J
Structural Steel
To furnish fabricated .structural
steel f. o. b. cars at Alleel, Oregon.
S7, (Kid pounds, to he used for
Ilrhbre No. 1-lHft over tho Govern
ment Dlteln on Iho. Allcel-l.owcr
Cove Maiket road.
Proposal blanks and full Infor
mation may be obtained at the of
fice of the county Kin;lneer, I,u
Orande, OrcKon. or from Hie Ore
gon State Highway Commission at
Salem, Oregon,
Plans, specifications and form of
contract may tie Inspected at the
same place or may be obtained
upon tlie deposit of five dollars
$.". at') for, each, set of plans and
specifications.
Tile rljjht la reserved to reject
any and ali proposals or to accept
t he proposal deemed best for the
Coiinlv of Union.
S. R. MORGAN,
County KuK-inecr.
.luiie'7-M.
Juno 10, last day to pay your
water rent without a penalty, fi-ii-:tt
Cyrena, Van Gordon, grand opera
star, Is financing the musical train
ing of a Chicago blind girl.
SCORCH Y SMITH Tra,",
l'Jiw.e ,WMAr I? IVIt-
-it .V
WAL
MfANIMli OF TUS .COUIVNT' A-PAIR V0UA
'CWOO'-STICK "TilAT I ' BIGUF.R COMPLIMIiKT -
cuic-c niunDCRCLODty 4'! un comsiuew; vno be
HAS Gleil fA6 S I
OC TtraiGLE COtlPAf.E ,
AM' A WARPIOC PIT
to r3uccee.D i-UfA -
OWN
2 m
'Mm Am
-it nyj i' Trado .Mark lteKlalrmlon AiilleU Fo
UJjUIV11 u. S. l'atent otdco
I Will Vou wave oh, -thank Vou,
DINNER Wmi ME I MK. CiiLKbWi;
at -ruic -Oi-r-7 . I'D -RATHER NOT
k MISS . I MIX MY SOCIAL.
Coupe Is Added
To Chrysler Six
Line This Week
Tho nddltion of a convertible '
coupe with rurnMo ent to the new!
been announced this week hy thc
rhrysler Sales corporation. The '
car. HcllinK" at a. factory price of,
i $'.i'l?t, brines tho total models In
this KC7-ies to nix body types, of
fered at ?7!r up, the lowest-price
ranfie that Chrysler has ever of
fered n .six-cylinder car. The con
vertible coupo has wood' wheelw as
Htandard cijuiprnont. "Wire wheels
with spares In the front fender
I wcIIh are available at additional
cot. '
1 The convertible coupe combines
the seasonal adva retakes of a ronrt-
' sier with those of si coupe. The
top folds hack compactly for open
car driving, and ca i be quickly and
easily adjusted for closed car driv
ing In unfavorable weather. C'hro-
idium plated frames for the door
jKlass afford a smart, appearance
.. ,ir
when the top is back and
Hhv- up.
i..ii.,i,,.,i i ,,H,.(i,.itv lnr com-
blnatliins with contrastlllB lianels
anil strlpliiB, the car presents a
I striklnu ain.earanee wilh its Brace-
. .. , c.shions
are upholstered
.. "... ... ,.,
d In heavy tan loath-
im! h In the driver's compart-
llient and rumble sent. Kubberized
'," f"1"-'''' niiilehln(f the top, Is I
! available special equipment for j
'upholstery at sllBht extra cost. All
..',.... ,,,.,,.,. r ,,, om. l
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"Vphe 'car Is powered with a (!2-
h.pinver enBlne that hn already l
nl.n.,.Mi jjh blBh performance stand- !
,,u ,,, , i, ,.,,,., Ik nf f'brvsler Sixes
now in owners' hands. The engine
has a. bore of 3 14 Inclic.i and , a
stroko of 4 'i inches with a (lis-
placement of 1115.(1 cubic Inches.
The conipresHlon ratio It 5.2 to 1.
'I'he seat of the convertible coupe
Is ndjuslable, and provides ample
.. ! room for two or three passengers,
Convenience and compl(ienes.i nre
provided for the driver. Grouped In
,l panel lndlreelly llluminaieu, aie
speedoineter, ammeter, oil pros-
sure gauge, and electric fuel gauge
Carburetor cl.oko and eft loc k
'KlllLloa SWlini "' n.
nre within
reach. On top of the three spokd
. . ...i.... ...i 1 11m 1 rrlit nnn-
' ,,118llno throU,n d
horn button. Spark control is en-
iirnlv nutoina c. ('.ear sniii- i
'stanilard. three speeds forward and
Nino reverse. The hand brake con-
Iracts on the drive shaft, while ser
vieo brakes are i he Chrysler
uiouihoi-hwuif hitiM-nal-expandintr
f "-l'.-l h.vlf...lHc type, nflord-
""fly driving sp 'e, Is
inner leniuren umu.. n
aid equipment Include four hydrau
lic shock absorbers, fuel pump,
I rubber insulated frame and engine,
, ..... , .rinf
ami the honderlte rust-prooflns
process on all enameled parts,
Bill To Benef it ....
lAimoei ,inaiibiiu
PORTLAND, .Tune 7 (AP)
W". I
IV. Gibbons, head of the forest
products office, under P. J. Ruck.
regional lorester, stat
that
President Hoover's approval of a
bill tor appropriation of $2,nnu
for surveying pulp and paper po-1
tent fa lit les indicate). tno coast
would benefit.
Such-an appropriation. Gibbons
said, would pove beneficial to the
lumber industry of the Pacific
eoasi.
.MOV IKK IM'.LP STI DV
OI- Ul.VING SCIKNOK
VI U. A COT HI, A V l'Yaneo (AP)
'.Movies of every sort of airplane
stunt are being used to assist air
plane designers.
Professor Magnan ofthe college
of l-'rauce Is conducting experi-jjn tho whole of llll'll.
meats, I To preserve order in tho federal
Why, asks Professor Magnan, district of 1,600,000 people, there
dnef. a butterfly or a bird haveinre 5,000 military police nnd li.CiOO
sofl feathers and an airplane hard j civil police. The former aro or
pollshed wings? jganlzed as infantry nnd cavalry, the
Matters Hke that are being stu- mounted men doing tho night
died. i patroling.
8";C o"nTnea For
jlCikXllV, HE
IMOHTlN
'IT ISNOT AGPtARA . NO.S&RCHV. I'VUt.-rH"1!
IS IT. JAKE ? Si SIGN OF A RGHTKK WHO
v I WILL FIGHT TO "WPIHtSH1.
"" V WHEM A CROW BRftM?
A GOtS INTO BATTLE H&. ''
N HURLS TH'CROW-TICk,
X INTO TlV (jROUND AN
-t' " ' won rise TREAT FROA IT
' ' xi'-l 11 UMBER NO CIRCUMSTANCE.
7 ' I -'-a v 4 If IF'HE. LOSES TU CROW-
' ffiZA J '3TICK in a p'9ht he Bt
I BUI" THIS WILL BE BUSINESS
i t.M. wkis-vu
WEARING AT
A AND I SiNVANT YOU TO MAKE
t,
HE3 me J od,
SOCIETY
NEWS
SS RoeSCh
Wed A. R. Jensen
Tho marriage of Mlas Anne
Rcesch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Rnesch .Ir.. tn Alhert R.
Jensen, formerly of Minnesota, now
of Iji O ramie, will be an Jinpoi'tant
social event of Sunday, June 15.
The ceremony will take place at 9
oftdock on Sunday mornlnff nt the
Church of the Redeemer.
The bride will he attended
her sister, Miss Ida Tloesch,
t.l U It'll.,,,, 1, ...Ill
l, H.,L. I.rrr n,l Ihn lillln twin
In-ollior anil ulster of tho lirlile, i 1- The Inrtie aliKor removes the
.Jean nml Hilly Uooseh. will he 'Ki'aln faster Hum the usual grnv
train bearers. Clarence Jensen of system.
VeiHlletmi, brother of Albert Jen-! 2. The trunk or wnpron when he
sen, will be best man. I InK driven Into position to receive
Miss Uoesch- Is the KrnndrtaUKli-
ter nf the lale William Hoesch Sr..
of Tend eton and m rs. lloesell. nlo-
nocrs of Pendleton. .She attended
the university or ureKon aim is a
member of SiRma Kappn.
On .Sunday of next week, Miss
Roesch will entertain at a tea at
the icoesen nomo. a group oi min
runs and mauls nave neen inviteo
between tile nours or 1 nnn u p. m.
l'endleton Kast-OrcBonlan
,
.
PvnOTPUfilVP PfirtV
, J .
Event 01 ThUl'Sday
;
A dellBhtful prOBresslve ' dinner
nartv was erlven on Thursdav nllrllt
by tho Misses Borotliy Wall, Clene-
vieve Spaeth and Orvnlene MeWil-
hams, In honor of Misses Cornelia
,,. n,i Judy Siegi'lst, who nre
leaving ln Orando to spend their
summer vncations traveling.1
. 'pim dinner was served-In three
courses, with proBi'esslvc stops at
.lho homes of Miss Wall for the
fl,.st course, then to Miss McWH-
Hams' homo for the second and to
Miss Spaeth's for the final. Colors
nt three ,,,,es were In pink
nm, whll(,, with service set for 14
hucsim.
After tho dinner, the guests nnd
honored Biiests witnessed the Mln
Istrel show nt the l.a Orande hotel.
-
E. 0. N. Dance In
Honor of Seniors
Tho opening event of Ihe first
commencement week at the East
ern OreRon Normal school took
place last nitfht at the school audi
torium when the Women's League
entertained at a. dance in honor of
tho seniors.
RffeetiVrt
KfCectlve decorations followed n
color scheme, of pastel shades and
spring flowers were . attractively
arranged about tho room. Tho
J..Stnr Novelty, orchestra ..played Sov
V(,(1 ,j,lwt..Botll.rt,! Miner ,was
' o-nnoriil nhnirmnn
, i)nL..na -hnA t Pflnnt'Cdt wnrn'
President nnd Mrs. 11. K. In low,
Donn l lflrii Mnnr. M fs Tenn l-'olev.
Altu i.-!lin lliiv. AHhm f'nrolfni'
"Williams. K. G. Daniels and Klmo
Stevenson. i, . .. :
11IO IN mtTVR
AGAINST PISTOL
TOTING
RIO .TANKIRO (AP) Follow
ing the death of a Rnuillnn army
colonel, who was shot by a man
whom he accidentally Jostled 'at a
busy street corner, police of this
city undertook an Intensive drive to
enforce laws against pistol toting.
The colonel was unarmed.
Police records show that In April
alone 21M concealed weapons were
confiscated as -compared with 438
IESsT )
r"RE
wi ia-t -r icv"rjc
THE BEST PLACES, -"l
CUCTrUCC: i
fsJmor OH,
if re's
BUSINESS,
OM
LL W.
"Caterpillar" Is .
Time Saver For
rlJirVPlr I , I Jl 1 111
Harvest days are the most val -
'tutlilo in the farm year. The year's
work ft nt slake every d(iy, every
hour, minute, that the crop remains
uncut, umhreshed mid .uwny from
the bin ndds risk to the profits on
the work of 02 weeks for n fnrm
family. Profit and loss are wailing
on tho minutes. .
Tho 1S30 "Caterpillar". combine,
with its . larBe 'uraln-iinlondlnir
auKer, unloads a run tank or Brain
'in 1. minutes, cays (L W. Uunt
I Iiib, local dealer for "Caterpillar"
j)V ' tractors, combines and road mach
! Inery. .Several features Ineorporat-
i ed in "Caterpillar" ileslBii make
I thl" I'""''''. says.
' Bin " Br"ln lunK- nu
have to net unduly
close to the
I ' '""i"""'
combine. This
. " ..-.. ....
lisions nnd damage to the combine
or truck.
3. Tho "Caterpillar" combine, un
der most conditions,-, can be un-
W f a te iire8 80 n mc7''Cft MIC remainder being di-
JtS vided amony somo fifty manufaclurcrs, "More people vUtr
u ' ;
Priced io Sav
You Many
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29x4.40 :..S5..ri5
0x4,50I'II:..:.$6.35
L Save ou ; All Slz'n! ' '
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Playle Oil Co. 41
P..,.e T.n , Je nc r, .pVW.;,-- vl i uV vlv T WONDER If XM. CVlf-Vff
THIS (3REAT COMPLlMEfir W CHIEF TviuNUEP CLOUD ANY1 OW . 8E Off EUED IF V
i - - -.tt- p CApru ffp Tu r.fii n . . :
wELL,-VbuVE MADE SOMeIIU I I LQJ I
THERE .WILL- BEMfitfif Vl ' f 3?,LzA V
loaded ' without Mtopulnp' the l,H
jtliiK nd threahin opemtion tlj:i1
Hk, unUmdcd on the run no time;
1 lOTt. ".: I
4. The grain I delivered into the
eenter of the waKon and does not!
pile un on one side causing spillinK j
on the Krounu or necfiiuuH
linn
: hll,,ln nfr . ,.,.,,in until It can
)l0 B)invi.ec away from the eilice of ;SIiowIib what is believed lo be the
j lhe lrncit or -waKiui box. ilui-ncst urowlh of any city of major
, Gi Tho combine operator can size in the I'nited .states, l.os Am.!
' rit-lily and easily start the unload- , t-elea today nwok,. to find Itself,;
j n(f ir0(.,,B!l .without leaviiiK theiumoiiB the first live cities of .the,
! ,.,, ii. does not have to ! nation with an official population i
striiKKle with slides or chutin thatjof. I,2:!l,7:lli, an increase of Cia.,,,
slick or Ket janiiiiod. lind, InclJent- ; (157 or IIS. 511 per cent over Iho,.
ally, leal: Bi'ain.
' During the average day. on av -
erago. wheat, the grain tank is un -
loaded from ten to twenty times.
Thus, if oiilv three minutes is wived
at each unloading, this nmounts to
from thirty minutes to one hour a
day. In a twenty-day harvest' run.
this means a saving of one to. two i
duvfl at attime when days aro.real-
lv imnortant. Mr. Hunting ; con
cluded.
1CGYPTIANS S'J'l'lV riLIXO Rased on available figures. l,nr!
BI5RMN CAP) Kg.vpt. whose i Angeles now ranks !!th in poputti-"
archives in Pharaonic times were u0l, aniong tho cities of t ho v'oH'?L
tho wohder of. the world, hns sent I '
two young officials to the Prussian ! On the basis of the .greatly, in
Record o'ffice . to. learn modern ( creas:-d populntlon I.oh Angvh'S
methods of filing and registering, county h; euiiiled to eight instead-.:
with the object of remodeling the ot the presmt tvi United Suites
Kgyptian state archivca. 'congressmen. i ; :
'J- :'-.'LLj)
See now MUUU
MORE your mo
ney buys in a
Goodyear! Get the
latest .1930 types
here complete
range : of low
Spring prices.
Cuurunleed ' Tire' Repairing Estimates
PntIllotlOin ftf
1 V3UiailVU Jl
1 . . , if
Los Angeles Is '
Now 1,12130
I-'1- AN'OHLKS. June 7 (AP)
1112(1 riBUIvs while
metropolitan i
;'.oa Angeles showed a phenomenal.
jff'vth during the u-n years s,ncn,
, tho 3!20 census, greater still tvas ,
le- increase of or i;i,4,.SK i
,l''r cent, which brought tin. l!i;iu ,
population of I.om Angeles cajinty
j lo -.l !.5f.7. , ,u
The three next largest cities' on
I the Pacific coaf-.t are San Kruneisco,,
ju5.1i"'f; Seattli- '.',iJ,4'2U, and Port.- ,
' huiti 2 a !,U':t.
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