La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 10, 1930, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textn I . : i.jTudsday. 'June 10, 1930 LA GRANDE' EVENING OBSERVER, LA' GRANDE, 6RE. Page Seven r I I 1 I ' L H LM I M I D B Ktw KL Vl --iJ J 'IX The Market Place of Union and WaUowa Counties j I1 J - -- - I NEW TODAY ;ANTKI Woinun to work on '' Crunch, r l IJ. ItucJiinan, Kami. yf'ti. G-1 0-3 ip '.infl ArRIS DAIRY FA II M for salo f :t on . puny trm. - All IrriRateil. H'l'li-niy of watftr, Co acres in al l fotiCu, !M urri'H In wild huy imul- k'P rii' h..l!inir. mi tit ii p. ri.iinl 1 lit - C to hiiitst. l.nruiiMl on highway M near town' uiiil sohooL .Mlirht '4: -oiiNMfpr nmi trinlf. I.. K. Win ks, Hill 'Ailums A vi!.. 1 Oregon. . I .it O rii n 1 1 1 , C-lll-l t. 4;'l)ll SAI.K Ice. Hi.ff. .lellverie.l. f' SutiMinctlnn grnariinteeil. Youns'. , S flrn Co. I'll. .Main KH4. U-HI-1 I A-1 HOOKKIOHI'KIt wants liiislt-, f'l lon.'ltpfi'ronpo, o-o l.a (I, K. Oh RerVm 1 AY. ' i:-w-: ip Foil nF.NT Su.lille liiirm-a. I'hone '. I'aniiHiM I7X, Ail Mei'nll. , .' ii-411-2 ip. j ASlRIIK,AN'f.'AI''i: now open lor, ''J-'ln8lne.sH. , Ciooil fats,' 2111 lleimt) : v-diri'i'l. .'.' II-1(1-3 t. j ttpl 'HAl'.K-lta'iiKt "Also L oi- ! i .-'. loom ' ftirrt. nnr. for' renl, ll'tii V'.Ailuinrft.i .. ' . ii-1.(1-2 t r ! .- i i - : .! hoom AN'n noAiin . ; Normal, rii. SH-W. fillip to j -in-2 t. j WaNTKD l'"nmily waVhhu:n. Ph. '227-lt.. :.' 11-10-3 tp Vim HAIh; ilnliwhnlil film. Hi-W-," Ing nmohlni, iNnlnj? room set and CI vai'lolls other nrllrh'H. l'hone Q ASI'H. i'7$ l-'lrst. -' -'-l-Sl ItKNT 7 room mod., fnrn. 'louse,, and 4 room moil, parity M, turn, house, 1107 Gilt, 2(11 U. f-5 f : '... '' li-HI-0 Ip. EVANfl RUSTIC SKllVlCl'.S will i'i he eonduclMl hy Klder Sharp at y the Church of Kinl.nl K o'clock if each evenlna; this week, except Saturday,-.;AM are welcome. li-10-1 tp :? WANTED JVaNTKII Sloclt to iiaslure. Call A f'verilngs P. 2.'is. o-(i-n-tp HutviNU TO HPASlnrc Waht"''"Pl MII.K Contains every ole- 'A" n'"' l,llt sh"l'. or a Gt-ootinir 'f-A.!.u..,,er, , i,r evnenses. ! nient rmulrml , hy the. human:'''1"-'1 exprcsslni,- your nppreeialion !i? Wrlto A. B. ttbCver.' 5-2.1 'uYp; f FOR SALE CINHAHD'H Columnia near hecr ,On draught.. All kinds if. sund-: inviches and sofCWiM. Tn.'tfVlAVfCf " . boltes. In business 30 years. I TfH SAI.H Hy- owner, C room; ;fn3dern house:. Full basement, i j'riceii to sell, 't erms to sun pur- ( -:ch'uK'r. 1221 X avo. (!-2-12t FOH RENT MO It HUNT Rni. for normal stll- 'dents. .I.lKlit ll. k. or otherwise. I'll. Sllf-W after ii. 6-9-2 t. . ..RBNTV-Kurn... b. k. rooms, 110 ma,, 313 Lake SI. 0-7-11 tp ll Jir.ii I i-rin. . linn. uoiio-;, iBhts nnu water. Jim. i.ap, iyuK- j i- jr.. - .711. " " l- pli ItKNT Mod. apt. with Krldl- i ataire: Call Melville's. (S-G-tf. W I AftARTMKNTS All re-finish:-.. , 4:iintuer rates. Inquire Souinier , lOlel. ' - 5-28-1 ill. i I Professional I Directory v This dlrcotoiT - la especially I'linnity for Uie netveomer or for tltio oiit-of-tutvn render who may aTiuit tlio namu mul aildrefm of .. tome professional mini. It lias ' been carefully prepared and trill : prove lo ho a rendy ahl lo any ;teco4le.r In obtuliiltiK promiit iro- ,; nraslonnl sen'lc.- CLASSIFIED FOR a QUICK REFERENCE " ,1 Physicians & Surgeons i 3 a. T RicHAnnsoy, m. b. PhyalclHn and Sureeon . Office over Glass Drugs Office Phone, M-1S Res. M -06 i l,EK R. IIOI.'VY, M. 1). J I.KWA Wir.RICS, M. D. . Practice limited to diseases ot ; the Eye, Ear, Noae and Throat. .-New Foley Telephone Uuliaing Main It - )' Astrologer MRS. Fltl.KF.ItlCK PAl.MF.S 01 K, AVE. Readings Daily. Readings by Mall a Specialty $180.00 DOWN Brings 1927 Buick Standard Sedan In A-'l Mechanical Condition, New Tires, Original Paint PERKINS MOTOR CO Maijt500-; . . " 4th and Adauu" f Want Ad Rates Observer CCoimt fire averaK'3 word lu the line.) Per line, 1st 1 user u on JOo fer linn, ech added conjec- utive Insertion 7c Ulnlnmm charge on one order 2&a I; RATR8 BY MONTH S llnea, per month , 2.B0 3 linua, per month MWWM...I3.S5 4 lines, per month ....jH.QO 9 Hna, per month ....... ! 76 Kach additional lino over five churtfud at &uo per lino ier month, CASH W ADVANCB 1 le qulred on all Clasgiiitd or dura to earn thesn fates. Higher ratea cJiurffdd on all credit Inaertiona, - Copy for all Classified orders must be frt his office by 10 A. M. DAY" OP JNSMRTION. Sup ordora on ad Inserted until fur ther notice must be received by the pHine boir or extra, iuavrtiou will be charged. Telephone ordera aollctted. Oaah ratea may be earned on phone orders by payment on- or before dale of laat Insertion. - PHONB MAIN 87 "An Observer Want Ad , Will Do It" -. . I FOH RUNT Finn, houses and npt with hat lis, clean, quit, '. low rates. Ailulls.. 1111 Oreen- Idlll Oreen- . r. t ii i . . wood. , f.-ill-l m. . ' : r- FOlt KEilT Up-to-llato furnlahpil i ,,,,i,..,,i nr-, i .ii fn ! 6-9-1 in. MISCELLANEOUS NOTICK I will noi he n-sponsihl.. J for any hills contrarti'd hy any-I on but myHi'ir. Gto. If.tor. ! .. (i-7-3 tp. 1 1 KrsilKIt INDIAN remedies at tho Ited. t'rosa l)r:ig Co. fi-7-(i ip. - l-JASTKliN Oltl-MK iN School of Music, violin, piano, voice,. Cred-j its. I. O. u. h temple, 447-J. 0-2-1 m. I 'jA OHANUS MATlTtBMtl et Up r.. i boiatoDlnu . ft . HuK Clvunui,! i ' Wnrlia " Pltnn Chu K7i1. J I .wrU8 prop. 12-1-lro ; . - 1ly.: Our dliirleo- pro operated;-;.''.' with careful iiltenllnn In snillta tlon. We , recommend PUHli'. NATU1UI, MII.K to yon. un. , adulterated, unpasteurized, un standardized. Tne best milk ever sold In Iu Grande is produced by J.AjCIHANDK IJAIRYAIKN'S AS r-2tl-lm MONK3f TO LtJAN VPe are repre- BentBtlvet (or the Prudential In. aurunue Co.. and c..d make farm or city loans at attractive ratea of Interest. Chan, tL Reynolds, ''insurance, loana' and bnnda. HOOPING WOrtK.1 Repair work or any kind of a new roof. Call Chaa. MHfiebrand. bJOW. S-6-lnip MONK1 Tu LOAty of. improved olty property, straight loanr or. Installment plan. Lowest ' rates United States Investment Co Phnn. Mnln Hit ' t-1S-lTv. fni,,,,,!,,,. ri Alll, n'lo.v.l r-ol.inilniK. nulpolnted .1 I m nl y l-'reed. Coluinlltls, (la). Wlclilla Hauler Calmes. Wlch- a. nutpointeii rony r ucnic. san I'Vanrisco, (1(1). U. S. L. Batteries Tour old hntlcry anil $(I.Hn .putii a. new one In your car. Burgess Battery and Electric ' ' 2 blocks enst of TJ. P. ' lvpol. Our J?erlco reflects amia bility, efficiency, understand ing and .experience. We do not worry the bereaved with iletalls, nor do we leave de tails for them to worry about. .Snmlgrass & Zimmerman Main 62 FIND IT HERE Cop for Uit coliui.n inuet be itx oy U m. iu. I.A f :HA VIII.' i-.lll V lr HA ti I jar it .-.....v " '""'-. .Mm iMTu, iriiiinieo . two years, far loatllngK In lh hy expert. Work Kuarantm. I. Nextlnorthwe.it, nlthouKh lower liow lo Clark's Klorists. ' v ll-7-llt. than for preeeillinr years nt this : ilime. seemed due for ail Increase, CAPiO OI' THANKS they were told. . T We wish to express our deep ftp- prerlatlon for your Jilndness and .i.vmpatliy In our ii'rent sorruw. Al- so for the beautiful flowers. l.loyd H. Carter. . Mrs. J. J. conley. N. I,. Conley and ilnilKlller. ; Mr. and Mlw. Archie Conley mid family. Mr. and .Mrs. C. K. lleryford and family. , .Mr. and Mrs. Pay tloodnnufrh. ii-1 o-l l ' KWI.M AT COVIC POOri TUB foiinlaln of youth. Warm mineral water. Prcc picnic Krounds' '. " ' 6-12-1 mi. '. A" '' Of l'ylhias. Pylhian "icrs and iheir friends are In-r vlled lo attend an old ftiHlliolleil ' 1 K: of P. hall X K n ""'ial al k: of P. hall s p. i Wednesday. June II. weonesiiay. June ll. -i WKHI.KV MC DONAI.I). I., f . il-io-li:' : ' ; NCirOOii OI.' lUCKSSMAKl.Vrc Kni'oll , nt ; ,nny tiijn, M r.i. t, C. I''r?nch, " 'i;i20 'Y. av.v Vh.' liyy-.I.i 5-2-I in. a moa. M KSlA, " ,' i I . Vo" wi" fin0 nilrfc1 of nt- ,r'',(-'tlv'- and us -nil utricles for the Normal Graduate in tii lare stok of lUft oKpecially selected ror tin and hoy Kradnate at Ithdiard-t son's Art and Clft Shop. fi-7-U. I j j Hemsiltchintr. pleating, huitrui I tholes, cic. Norton's Kiddie simp. Adv. I'ATiinrs iav .it xi: i.vnr. S'-llil Kalher a (lift of llllloue- !.T,,'4, or usefulness from Ihe larj.e (..stock of Kifts at the Itlchardsml's I,H ,'";'"-v ,li',",n'','',, '', toil W e pleased wltl llln sentl '"cuts of Richardson's Curds lor 'ntner s day and all occasions. li-Y-lt ; : STI'.Cin:il ItKATS IIAXSHX SKA.'ITI.K. June 'IV (AP) Joe VF.lei her. f o r in e r hcavyweiuht ' wres'llins' ch:ini;i(n'( ilnfeu'.ed cnoUKll for anyone. cliarlli H.mson, Scnltle, two out' Itearded 'hero rts n finnnclnl ol three falls here !at nlftht. Han- jcenlus, clonry resigned as dlrec son won the first fall Willi a hod.v lor or a hltt hrewery to set the slam. Kicchcr came back lo lake ; JiiuKUlshinK : s(ato railroads:: iti ' or the next with the same trick and j dcr. , ' : ' :';. won tho. final fall with Ills pet lie was offered ' $37,500 n year, scissors hold., lies Anderson. Ma-! hut would onTyn,ccept $2.11000. lein.: Ore., ' liirht heavyweiKlll. .lie- j Now, he hns redllceiPthls Iq$l5. fe.ited Jim Thor, .Sf atlle, In the . 500, hut Income taxes,' asserted -'ori curtain raiser. NIGHT FIGHTS Ily Tho Associalcd Press I'tlisiMirgh l-'aruifr Jic r'impcr, Tt m. Haute. Intl.. (iut pointed " Joe j Trlppe, lt(Mhe::;e. N. V.. (Mi). - lifistun, Muss. Lou Srnzxa. Iluf- ' fnlo. N. V oiitpoinn-d Tony Kimc- eo. 1 lost un, (lit). Mint. Alich. M.irty Gold. Phil adelphia, outpointed Quia na. Lee, Jacksonville, Ma.,- (Hi); Ollic Itarth -'l. Al iiiiiciiMl),i. mi tpoi tiled Happy . Atlu'i'ton, India mi polls, (Hi);, Nick Klleawood. l-r. Wayn-, I nd..- outpnintod liichie Mack, I'Vaneisco. (10)'. SCORCHY SMITirrad0 GliORIA r a-bundle- .1,1-. a i.i,.wi't. wkOT ,;,fflj i7iiijjj.;!'f!lW hM tfw.ioim, AH'fntrl(3!JI MOMIM Mil fMws:u himdm ;s:0rA?T WIVhW- ' iYACWAU jMS RAIDIN' PAli-ll A&AIMCT HOCT.ie HI tlFVf IN AL1 -THOE SPIRITS Alt KMHtDJ TieiHBS ' - it be ruw.io ro li.p0 4vjreti-rr- UP IK THEIR M, ( THE ANCIENT Gtt-.KS 6uaS flGAHf.T F.ilini. , .,.. JT- ..Lev J . APFAIRS, Too! Iff I TUOUIiHT SOM6TMelG i & fL Trade Aiark HeKlHtrutlon .Applied For U. S. l'atent Office i-fvw well, -Tom Wastings SS- ''M CERTAINLY I ME AN EXPLANATION T7 aQs vifty AGOUT f J Advisory Board Meeting Under Way In Spokane srOKAN'R, Wash., Juno 9 (AD j Nearly 7(o men in dome-way' i-ixiiu'i'ifu wun Hiupi'inK, conuntieu (heir efforts Saturday to find out whut is wrons with Industry and why.. They were attending the quarterly conference of the Pacific Northwest Advisory Hoard of the American Hallway association. At a series of meotinRa Friday ilt'aker tohl thoni lhat huslneM. m-oinliiKly In a slump now. wan merely returning: to a normal level aner liurrieH in neicnis that coulil ..... . .. . inn in inainuiineo nurini; inp last j r. M. Adams, prralilent of the Western Pacific railroad, said thai ' freliiht hnslness as measured hy 'ion miles was 3.1 per cent creater. jn i;i2l than it was-tn 1I12S, that imoro men were employed hy rail- i 'roads ( tllo country,, and .that '.' waes are slinhtly hlKher. j , ThroUKll adoption of efficiency melhods, heavier frolKhl car load- lints ami lonuer trains, operatlni: i cost-.i had heen .- decreased . and operntiliK profits increaseil, AdanlK said. i-tprt ' Krlday , afternoon fnr the II. .T. Klephens. a ' prominent ; i'hrlntiaV r7ndeavor coiiveiillon ! northwest (train dealer. reporuiir i wliffh 'was held al llnlfway.' .Vhi' Unit a recent survey indicated Hint iei(Bntes ,; were: -Ma el ha. ;, Crow, iilur drain iiulusiry in 'tHtn lnlrnll;'ti'rfa:-Hntt,. MnnairM 'l0H:y.- Wnr- t l'ltlllilie WaS lirljilltcned llV .I'eCfillt tner- V't-nw' lelen 'I nnnnnl '..in,! rains, and ihal normal crops mlfrlll h expected. . ' ' ' v:- W 1 nnpeii fifitp ' I ' .' I, . ;,. l 1 II I't V1 nil O , II 'X " v" y. j ' ' . T1h federal radio commission aslt- ji d the commerce -depart inent' .radio 'Jllvlsion today lo 1 uveal IgaCo the SOM ni.osKiiites which disrupted ,n j cluiin hroadcasl Saturday niKhl hy furiMer .Senator James A. Ueed, of i M isvDiiri. ' .?' j V. U. Terrell, chief of Ihe.divl-, sinn, was asked lo make a--coni- plein survey thtouJi the depart ment.' !-. fJiipervlsui's al I tall 1 more and New York. 11c is lo ascertain whfeh broadcasting stations :chised down and the origin of the, SttS if piissiltle. 'Ihe radio art provides a .maxl leiim punislunent of $5.0(10 line or a five year prison term or both i'r.r eireulalliiK a fraudulent SOS. licet:;, speeeh was tipin hroad casL fnini Sedatia, M Issourl. , n ml j l ii t- interruption mine as ho wa-t denouneinjc whnl' he tct-med tho ' radio trust." , AI KTIIAI.IAX PIXANCtKIt j (T'I'S KA1,AUY TO ,-.,00(l. ' '. . SYDN'BY. Australia (AP) 'XT. .T. Clonry. new chief commlssloher "of New South Wales eovernment i'ail roads, says 15,000 a year net 'ls his nominal salary of $25,000, amounts lo $7,500, so Clenry will net only $5,000. . V MKPICIXF. Ol'KTIXO WITOnES IyOMi:,.Tos.-o, Africa (AP) The French mandate authorities, plan nJng an exhibit for the colonial exposition at Paris next year,- fimniL that modern medicine Is putting African witch doctors out ofbusl- ncss and will visualize this' trl- umph of science over superstition in the Togo .dlsjijay. . Alabama. has,yon ten KQUfhrn conference titles in football, base ball, basketball and golf- ' durlnt 'aniWallaeo Wade's seven-year' Tygl me as director of nthlMic. ' ' k TH" oA, Yes? WELL., ANY Explaining BY WAS GOING TO CONE RlGVfT" AND THERE Lostine College Student Elected 1931 Treasurer Hy Mr. Wllllnm Wifanm.s i. baei'ver Oorrefpondent) LOST) N 10 Seelul) M H v I n Crow, of Lostine. nan been ohcwn tr?usurr of (he ttophomnre cln-.-s nt Wlllumctto university next yenr. lr. Crow It a member of. Alpha 11 fraternity and was n(so assistant rtebatt manager. A number of fine fialnion hove n caujrbt out of the river. N. a. ' WlnnliitTs eauxht UK- lftrffCHt on w'rrtnpvilny. " Mrii. Herliley Cnnii was raited to Milton I'Yiday hy 4'lm flnrlmts J lliius of Iiit ilaurltl!'. -Mi's. Win. : I j -jl;'. Al.rti. 1-MiTar Mook took her ovi-r.: , Thi NolRhhorhoil rlnh nii-t .Thursrtay afternoon at Hie lionie ."' Mr- rval McArtor. A lovely afternoon vni spent after lh- 1'usines.i session. Delicious re- freshments of home niado Ico cream. 'cake and coffee worn serv- liy Iho honless asslslert hy .Miss Opal Thompson and .Mrs. Harley 'a nuMe. The next meetlnit will he held In two weeks nt the collnlry hoine of .Mrs. Wls:t;nns. , ,,.'-A .? detesatlon of yoitng people ncciiliipanlid hy Mrs. O. J. Poley 'HhKU ' ' .MnKill. M'hey relurned I.Mnii'diiV' evenliiK. ropnrtliir a woni l.di'rru liipe. : They were enlcr- , laiinil nt .n pancake feed al the Vntffy Mmmo hef.Jrc returnliiR to iu.l. ,.ili l,,.. . ,,, : : Mr,., lilid Mrs. H.erherl HedKcs ohiidren ,, vlFlleil last week wlthMj-H. Jennie Winh'ingr. . They returned to lliolr home. Sunday. , 1 lrvin I'arenl, who Is employed at. . PoiHlosa,. Hpent the weekend with his family here. They will move lo that" place next week. r. . Al r. ' a nd '.M!rs. I hi rla n Graha m '.and ' H-i anddaughters, Wanda and l)o.rthn lswell, of Klsln, spent Sunday al the home of. Mi', nnd y.iva. 'Karl Allen. Mi'tf. Mary Warren, who spent the winter at Stanlield, has ar rived to Kpend .tlio Rummer with her dnughter, Mrs, l.afe Ifjuin-mock'.- Mr. and Mrs. Kd Miles and tin lighter, J hirtha, arrived from t'crvallls for a visit with Mrs. i Mile parents. Mi, "nnd Airs. Cert. I chllders . rKl uireciors.or ninieiies in Ainerl. Wlllaril Slralev, a. world war l pnn ne circles. 1 le .was fresh veieran, left Tuesdny 'ror Porllnnd ! ,,,nn '""""ill .ooach at Nehraska where he will enter-Ihe Veterans n star. In, His own rlKht when hospital. Nchraaka'H foothnll learns wero tho i.'MIku lie, i ,, I, M,.lll. who lins Spent tho past year al I lint l.ak ) as a nurse, will leave In a few days-for Portland where she will tnkti a post graduuto. course In nurtslng. ' ' Ali'..nniUIrs. Joe Taudlc drove to J.U; Crandc Sunday to meet Alj's. t iifiuuvH inouipii it, m. '.woo re, j who mh transferred fiiom the Velerans honpital in Hoisc-to Wal-' la Walla.. , , j ,, Air., and Airs. Cleorgo l-VIton are. enjoying a vlsll from their' grand-j dabgjitcrs, AnnabelL' Klalne, Oene, j Joycj and ?Jay Speficer. of Ilor-j inifion. and Hobby and Itllllo. Council, of t.adil, Canyon. j .1 Ali-s:. Whitehead and daughter,! Margaret, returned last week from Alt, Vernon, where -Airs. White head , has been teaching' school, Hhe will tench tho lower VaJLU-y school next year. ;Mrtt. Cecil Childers and children from. Joseph were visiting friends Jn l.oRtiiio Alrtnday. j Air", and Mr. Krnnk Oildersleevc and Ah. Dentils Whltmore werej guests at the Win. Hunter Ivome Sunday. " i . t'haj;. AToffin of K'nferprlsc; was ih business visitor Wednesday. Alt', and AlitH. Clrady Aflller and children and -AHrs. I.oMIc Shields. q.C . rhino ha,. ' visited Airs. Ih-ssie Loytf Sunday. ; '. .Mrs1. Albert Prat nnd nephew. SAVAGE SPIRITS BIG ME BE - THEN I I 11 WHY I III PIPH'T I Ml Voo Chun. Thorpe, accompanied Mr, hratx to Allcel Sunday where M!r. Itrut;. la employed on . the Sam Huckman farm. I'red Kd wards -look Mary Downs und Mr, l.ee Wlmlnm to Milton vnlley Wednesday whfro they are lookiiiK fr employment. Miss Klta Downs left Saturday evening tor Portland after pend Iuk . the week with her mother, Mary Downs. M. and Mrs. Iter! Caudle moved from the Henry Kuhn farm to the farm of Hurry Herring, which they have rented. t art Thomas has been Ml for the past week, suffering from luin hajfo caused by a fall from a step ladder. Olenn l-avei'iy has been In the barber shop during his Ill ness, , . Mrs. Men. Hrldwrlt and nn, llol Ms, and Mrs. Kmiua foe. who have slient a week visiting friends, left for t heir l.mes a ( i 'ortiaud lan Vjmday. The Kev. and MJrs. H. I.. Kord and son. Nolnn, of I-Jnterprist. Icrt after services Sunday ninhl for I'urlfnnd". whero .Mj , b'ord go-H to attend the Minister's Pension con vention. ' Mv. and Mrs. P, i;.,May spent Sunday visiting reallivcs near lxs llne. They were accompanied by their sou, Durrell. and daughler. (leva, who .stayed -for a lonjiec visit. : ' Alnrlo f.'roasler ' left. , Saturday whli her aunt, l.ou Gnsncy. for a visit wllli frhmds ;)t Dayton. Waxhr . 'I ho. cemrtHi'y society's- I reasnry' Xa;; ,lweled .'hyi.lric ' amoiiht. ot' 72.2fi,-. tuketi "'in M 'tho dlilncr. Mi"-' morial diy. . ,' .:v: 1 '. ' ; O; W. Pagi'ti and I'irl Alhm went fi Knlerprifitr Wednesday on luist-, h-H. -;" ; ' Mrs.. V. It. Ivconard will lie hoi obs to. the community club Krlday. Juno KI, instead of Mr.i.: Knousc. Ali'S. l'haKl.llook and Airs. I I., Pierce will! 'on vp Sunday .for lied nibmj (o attend IhVKtrtte'grahgc: ;l r Air. and Alls; t 'art 'I'lioinas were hiisinesr. . visitor'' ;f to, , l-hilei-Jrlse miuisny. iiiornlnfr ' 1 ' 'I'wo cal'c of stoeli--were shipped from the county Saturday. The marketing association had n dou-. hlo.rtock car of hogs' loaded nt I-os-tino ami ra Mown and H. . Han sen selii a nilNO.I car from Knter Ih'ise. , , Xl:nilASKA JiTAll TO POACH WYO.MI.Vfj 'I'P.AM NMXT YUAIl LARAMIR. Wyo. tAP) To John (Choppy) Ilhodes, ITnlversliy of Nehrnska rnothnll and hasehall star the Univernlly of Wyomlntt lias en trusted lis athletic destinies. . Rhodes at 2i Is one of the youna-- ."""" iJiune. Rhodes conducted spring football practice here and promised to turn SHEET ROCK The fireproof Plaster Wall Board. Can be used anywhere is ; easily an d quickly applied. VANPETTEN LUMBER CO. PHONE MAIN 7a. "GOOD SERVICE QUICK" r-iO I HEAREB TELL ,BvlT ' 1 SteCKUN TWtSft IDIMIS BE MUCH WORSE CAUSE TrfEV A1NY fiBUCATEO ! TilBf 6VN CflLV. TlltlR i HtAWBN THE HAPPY HUMTirl GROUND '! CITY BLUES! & If 9 jfe I Because You (WrAT'WAS N I You can't expect -twat's "LDIIIIH MUCH roia ro 00 tPi- VI THOUGlT 'T I JJ GRANTED AWITH You -&ET TO i cawV 1 1 'I s -rwA-r JXu itrkA it know - .,i2y "-N; III MTbRGOT fHlflO THEM IN (SU KNOW HIM III I out a hUBtilng football eleven after seeing tho material. Wyoming has not won a Rocky Mountain confer ence football game In the last two. : yea r. Alat-ksiucn To fict Mwlals COLLKniC STATION, Tex. (AP) Tho 10 high men of the 1ft com prising tho team of the Texas A. Al. college which won the natlon- ALL WEEK SPECIALS Ice Cream Cones for Kiddies 2 5c cones for a nickel l10c cone for a nickel ; Ice Cream bv the auart 40c La Grande's Retail Creamery GOLDEN GLOW CREAMERY RERRY .CTTPS-' 'r . CRATES;: SPRAY MATERIAL Erickson Durland I'honc Main 792 . 1525 Jefferson St. c : STAGES; LEAYEr Front Corner of Elm and Jefferson t Wallowa Valley Coaches I Leave " ' " '"' ''"-''' La Grande for Joseph Makes All Main For Information call MAIN 799 Huy Round-Trip Tickets and Save fiood for GO Days USED CARS : 1928 -; CHEVROLET COUPE " Completely Reconditioned . .' $425.oo ;; .,'.; M LARIS0N CHEVROLET CO. S Main 2 Main 508 m - . . .m 1 I'lJlllll MMIIIIillUUiimmil U TWtLU.Ai LUNQ AS TllClR f 'AU, SCOW.lrC, IT fif.llECALLY Bl U litf-" Wll' BELtCF AWKCS THEM. N Til KCajLT Of A DHFWV - T J)Q YOU THINK TllAT! I HfrPtf llKEAUY MO I iriwiMns, leuc imiik wuiea I CHIEF THUNDERCLOUD, l I AFFAIR OF OURS ....v- ...nils IN MAKING UP Al ' I. BUT HOW DOES AN BkrAMS THEY HAy6 FANCV Y SACRGD BUND16 TOO I - - ...TOL " ADVEMTUREIi AU'AVEET Me . uan & nafUA- K M INUIAI. KNOW WHAT ,-,.,- -.. ...... , 1JA1 '-' "'-" . I Mm, T .T'V,U5 A L -reus -cms m Y vum amb a-mL5 I al Intercollegiate rifle matches, will be" awarded medals by the National' Iliflo association. The team, whose captain Is J. J. Junak, Jr., of Wei i mar, scored 7.733 out of ft possible a.uim nits io win. ; Br. Oeorge K. Vincent, new presi dent of the Izaak Walton league,, formerly was president , oC . ..Ihe; Ilockefellcr Koundatlon, - ; ' ' ' sm lo hi. rMlii. 8:45 n. m., 4:00 p.' m. ., ly ;;: Line Connections "'' ''C''jl . i' , '(.'?i.l By John C. Terry i By Julian Ollendorff is! IS. ma si IS: W0 w I--.