La Grande evening observer., July 16, 1930, Page 7, Image 7

Wednesday, July 16, 1930
' : LA "GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ' ORE.
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NEW TODAY
BOY 16 WANTS WORK or any kind.
Call 465-W. 7-16-3 tp
3 flOOM MOD., FURN APT. Private
I bath, 12.50..1201-V ave. 7-16-1 tp
USED CARS With a new car guar
antee. 811ver Winged Chrysler 1930
70 sedan, 1827 70 coupe, 1927 00
Coach. Chrysler garage. 7rl6-lc
STOPI LOOK! A 5 room home two J
DiocKS irom normal scnooi at your
own price. Call 211-R. 7-16-3 tp
PflR RENT
Wash.
Mod.
turn apt.. 1606
7-16-2t
FOR SALE
FOR SALE 1 4-burner
Cheap. At Melville's.
oil stove.
7-15-tf.
FOR SALE Young
Ph. 166-M.
canary singers.
7-1S-3 t.
FOR SALE Homes: 2 new modern
bungalows. Attractive properties,
with purchase price and terms
right.- Call Lowell Williamson, 1215
f ' Adams ave. Main 900. 7-14-6t.
FOR SALE Good canning cherries.
Delivered. 5c a pound. Call 49B-J.
7-0-12 tp
FOR SALE La Grande Midget goi:
course. Best business proposition
!n Oregon. Priced tor quicK saie.
Spruce and Adams sts..
7-14-3 t 1
FOR SALE Business and part
furniture of Ostermoor hotel, 24
rooms.; Mrs. F. M. Martin. Ph.
400. Baker. Ore. 0-10-1 mp
FOR RENT
MOD., COOL APTS -- Very special
rates, aommer noiei. u-w.
FOR RENT 4-rm. furri. house. Phone
390-M. , 7-16-3 t.
FOR RENT 5-rm. turn, apt., for 2
mos., or permanently, 001-O. ave.
Apt. 4. Phone 230-J. 7-16-2t.
FOR RENT 5-rm. mi,
house. Ph. 213-R.
partly furn.
7-12-tf
FOR RENT 2 furn. apt. Adults only.
1MJ2 Wash. Ph. 639-W. 7-U-tf.
FOR RENT Large beautifully furn.
and .finished apt, 1202 N avenue.
FOR RENT Rms: over Sllverthorn
Wright Drug store,;; -r-,-. 7-10-tJ
FOR RENT Mod. garage. Ph. 245-J.
7-3-tf.
FOR RENT
oms avo..
-Furnished- apt.
1809 Ad-7-2-tf.
FOR RENT' Furn. houses and
f-. acta.; with baths;- 'clean, quiet.
- low Tates. Adults.- 1819
Gioon-
-wpod. . -
5-10-1 m.
WANTED
WANTED-Experlcpced woman wants
houseworks Inq: Observer. 7-15-3 tp
BOYS WANTED to clean brick . at Is
land ;Olty. 'school hquse";tomorrow.
Can rldo out and back with John
-' :.Mavs.' v.' .': -7-H-u.
EXPERIENCED alRL
work. Call 353-M.
wants housB-7-14-2
tp
MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE After July 13 I will not be
. responsible ror any aeots contractea
by Grace Moros or anyone else ex
. cept those I contract myself. John
; Moros. 7-14-3 tp
NOW IS THE CHANCE to buy clean
brick for less than half tho price
while they last at Island City school
house. 7-14-tf.
WRITE YOUR 'INSURANCE In the
Oregon Mutual Plre Insurance
. company for less. La Grande In
surance Agency, agents.' R. P. Bnx.
ter, Mgr. Ph. Main 8, , 7-11-tf.
: SOMMER .HOTEL First class apart.
' ments, summer rates, alBO house.
Close In. !:. -- ' - 7-7-1 m.
' AUCTIONEER Call Jay Breshears.
Ph. Farmers 9x1, Routi 1, Allcel.
. - . ' 5 a-30-l m. p.
PEACOCK
. COAL
For this time of year
you want a quick, hot
fire.; PEACOCK COAL
has less ashes and no
soot.
VAN PETTEN
LUMBER CO.
PRONE MAIN 733.
"GOOD SERVICE QUICK"
1929 ESSEX SEDAN
SPECIAL EQUIPMENT
Price $485.00
$100 Below Blue Book
LARIS0N CHE V. CO.
SSIFIED AD
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa
Want Ad
Rates
Observer
(Count five aver&ftro worda
to the line.)
Per line, 1st insertion ,10o
Per line, ech added conaeo- '
uuve insertion .
Minimum charge on one
order
RATES BY MONTH
3 Unei, per month
3 lines, per month ,
4 lines. Der month ,
.It. 50
.$$.25
.14.00
6 lines, per month
Each additional line over five
charged at 6Qo per line per
month. ,
qASH IN ADVANCE Is re
quired on all Classified orders to
earn these rates. Higher ratei
charged on all credit insertions.
Copy for all Classified orders
must be in this office by 10 A.
At. DAY OP INSEltTJON. SlCp
orders on ad Inserted until fur
ther notice must be received by
the same hoar or extra insertion
will bo charged. '
Telephone orders solicited.
Cash rates may be earned on
Shone orders by payment on or
efore Uate vf last insertion.' "
P,HONB MAIN 87
."An Observer Want Ad
Will Do It" ,
READY CUT garage lumber, 10x10
with doors, shingles and trims,
$42.50. At. 900, Pete Bousquot.
G-24-1 mp
EASTERN OREGON School Of
Music, violin, piano, voice. Credr
its. I. O. 0. V. temple, 447-J.
0-9-1 in.
'uA GRAND 1 MATTHICSS ft Up
holstering ft Rur Cleanlm
Works. Phono 424-W. Chas. Ed.
wards, frop. 12-1-lm
MONEY TO LOAN We are repre
sentatives Cor the Prudential In
surance Co., -and can make farm
or olty loans at attraoUve rates
of Interest, Cbaa. H. Reynolds,
intmrancs, loans and bonds.
ROOFING WORK Repair work
- or any kind of a new roof. Call
Chas. Hllfiebrand, 6J0W. S-6-lmp
MONEI TO LOAn on improved
city property, straight loanr or
Installment plan, I.--rvwt rates.
United States Investment Co.
Phone Main . I-l-lm
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for thin column mmt fee
f' In OF 9
HcnisUtchlng, pleating, . buCtoo I
holts, etc ' lyorton s Kiddle Sliop.
' Ailv
OPEN AIR PAVILION
You'll enjoy your dancing at the
Bargain dance ovory Wed. . pegular
tlahco every Sat; 'night. ' ' ' '
STAR NOVELTY, ORCHESTRA ' 1
' ' : ' ' ' 7J6-4t.
FHKSH POP CORN BALLS AT
ANQUL'S
, . ' 7-14-6 t.
Professional
Directory
This directory Is especially
handy for Uio newcomer or for
the ont-of-town reader who may
want tho nnmo' and 'address of
somo profcss'.onal man. It has
been carefully prepared and will
prove to bo a ready aid to any
reader In obtaining prompt pro
fessional service. 1
CLASSIFIED FOR
QUICK REFERENCE
Physicians & Surgeons
A. U. RICHARDSON, BL D.
Physician and Sursreon
Office over Glass Drugs
Office Phone, M-15 . Ees. M-SS
IiEE B. BOUVT, M. D.
LEW A WUiKES, M. D.
Practice limited to diseases of
the Eve. Ear. Nose and TnroM.
New Foley Telephone
Building Main 18
Astrologer
MRS. FREDERICK BAIMES
301 N, AVE.
Readings Dally.
Readings by Mall a Specialty '
U. S. L. Batteries
Tour old battery and $0.81
puts a new ono In your car.
Burgess Battery and
Electric
a blocks cast of 17. P.
Depot.
Counties
NOTICE
I will not be responsible for any
bills not o. k.d by myself, w. U
Warns taff. 7-15-8 tp
TO BE REALLY HAPPY
Make someone else happy. Send a
Clever Greeting; Card to. a friend or
relative who is 111. Have you seen ens
unusual ones at Richardson's Art and
Qlft Bhop? You will enjoy sending
one of their special ones, 7-15-tt.
SWIM AT COVE TOOIi
"The Fountain of Youth." Com
plete change of clear, sparkling
warm mineral water overy 7 hours.
6-25-lm
ETCHINGS 1' WOOD
Prom the huge forests of Oregon
Have you seen them at Rlchardson'3
Art and Gift Shop? They are new,
unusual, and very attractive, with a
large variety of subjects to choose
from. It will be a pleasure for us to
show them to you. 7-15-tf.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN' THE COUNTY COl'MT OF UNION
COUNTY, OREOON.
In the Matter of the Estate of George
Yamada, deceased.
The undersigned having been duly
nnnninted bv the County'Court of
Union County, Oregon, administrator
nf th nutate of Qeoree Yamada. tie-
teased, and having qualified, notice
ie herebv civen to the creditors ana
all persons having claims against said
deceased to present them verified as
required by law within six months
after the publication of this notice,
to E. R. Ringo, attorney for sal
administrator, at his office In the
West-Jacobson Building, La Grande,
Oregon.
Dated July 16th, 1930.
nvnnnn TrnnAYASHI. Administrate
of the Estate of George Yamada.
deceased.
July 6-23-30. Aug. 6.
JXMBER MAN TKSTIV1ES
CHICAGO, July 16 yp) W. p. Alex
ander, lumber man of Bloomlngton,
111., Tuesday testified at the senatorial
Inquiry into Ruth Hanna McCor
rftlclr's campaign expenses he spent
$7207 of "his own funds In behalf
of her campaign. . '
He said he assumed direction or
Hiiro Mccormick's campaign In Mc
Yean county because of his friendship
for her,. and not because of any re
quest frdni her JieadftUarters.
$5 A WEEK TO UVE
: KEW YORK, Jiiuiy 16 UP) Helen
Flint, actress, came back to Broad
wnv'Tuesdav after six weeks on the
iland of Majorca, off the coast of
Spjaln, wnere one can uve ior
week. - . 1
'; "I met a young American who had
been living .there a yea.r," .she said,
"and ne told me as long as nis min
er continues to send him $5 a week
he ll never leave the Island.:
"You can live 4hr luxury-there for
98 a week.' . s ' - 1 .w
II SERmr 1 1 Mes TrieA Foods " 1 e
i r ' ii si i7o csvr t mAew e . I X.
Aterlzes our service. Every- 1 l!!?
8 thing is ddne with quiet em- EV$JSW?Ewa B ffJ f 1 W .wlmmlng pleasure. Bwlm- f
teatoscape our Attention I TOM t I l m Q 'P8'
.Snqdgrass I ftAVv l i jGJaSS DrUgS , 5
& Zimmerman 0 QJrTSCnEE?raML 5-0,a 11 n inc. n
Main 62 I RMmcOOT A ; "T'' g
SCORCHYlMlfiF . .. ;
I Wtil ' 'TEE YANKS, ARE COMING! " " Byi
AA n'ffA ' mPjJU DIXON I'VE ) . IS SHE 'flOl .Nrre: I S NOT ' i t
' tmAAkkkfM So MUCH ASOUT? WELL, IF A " U StSUNeTrE. I. pg : VI
W i u llr r ifMrmL ' haven't seen hek J vou see a blonoe r fr L competitipn via 7rT k V
Drouth Worries
Kentucky; Little
Available Water
LOUISVILLE, Ky'.. July 15 (VP)
With the heat wave a thing of the
past, the Kentucky public Monday
went on about his business, but
Kentucky farmers were troubled by
a more serious matter than mercury
readings.
Drouth, withering the crops so
carefully tended during the spring,,
continued to damage tobacco, corn,
wheat and other products of the
Blue Grass state.
Scarcity of water for cattle' also
conspired to make the farmer's lot
hard, and in some sections the prec
ious fluid has to be transported long
distances for the use of farm animals.
Cattle were also being fed on com
mercial feeds, since the grass in pas
tures had withered, denying them
their usual subsistence.
Cases of shortage of drinking water
for human beings were less general,
but some communities experienced
that alsq. Prayers tot rain were ox'
fcred at masses in most Catholic
churches, and many Protestant pas- t
LUra uunuutwu aicviui rctwii-a ttiw-
ceding ior aivine aia. - , .
about half the normal quantity.
JACKSON CI.Ull HEAD DIES
PORTLAND, July 18 Wl Mrs. Alice
M. McNaught, state president of the
Juckson club, democratlo candidate
for state representative, and life-long
'supporter of the labor movement, died
at her home'here Monday. She was
at one time associated with the late
Samuel P. Gompers in orgahlzatibn
work, and was an early advocate of1
women's suffrage and an "active pro
ponent of public welfare measures.
BONNER'S FERRY, Ida.. July 16
,'!, The body of W. C. Reld, Boun
dar county assessor who disappeared
Monday after a shortage 'of $4800
was discovered In his accounts, was
found In his sedan, 12 miles north
Reid had attached a piece of gar
den hose to the exhaust pipe, closed
tho "windows of his car and sat down
to nwalt death.
McNAKY TO ATTE;
PENDLETON. Ore.. July 16 VP)
Senatoi Charles McNary has notified'
the Umatilla Kapids association ne
will "be glad to attend a meeting of
the association to discuss' plaits for
carrying on the project compaign.
McNary expects to roturn from Wash
ington Aug. 1, providing tho senate
hus completed its study of the naval
treaty, v , . , , -
WOMAN STOPS JAILBKEAK
PECOS, Tex., July 16 (ff) Steady
aim ana oi nerve of Mrs. John Dun
can, wife of the Reeves county Jail
er, prevented a wholesale Jau (
livery and probably saved the life
or her husband here.. '
A bullet from Mrs. Duncan's pistol
pierced the heart of Willie Hernan
dez as he came down the steps after
Duncan had been slugged by Hernan
dez when he.wentJntQAne prisoner's
cell- ' ' . i ;.
raan
14 Killed In
Serious" Riots
During Strike
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, July 16 VPi
Fourteen persons, of whom eight were
Europeans, were killed in serious not
ing during a general strike Tuesday.
About 250 Dersona were reported In
jured, many of them seriously. One
of the dead was an Italian citizen. .
SEND KEINFOKOEMENTS
CAIRO, Egypt, July 18 i The
Exchange Telegraph company repor;
ed last night Mohamet Alt square In
Alexandria, has been occupied by a
detachment of Egyptian troops and
reinforcements wore being rusheo
from Cairo.
Windows of most of the European
shoos fronting the squaro . were
smashed.
The crowd tried to set fire to
oollce station but was driven off.
Oo English police officer was
wounded. The exact number
RnsuAltipa was not estimated'
. Another of many roports circulated
nhmit th cltv administration build-
nlga wa8 that seventeen persons had
peen Rilled and loU llljurvu. iuib if
port mentioned no Europeans.
Two senior police olflcers were
known to be wounded and a large
number of lower grade police and
soldiers also were on the casualty
lis;. . .
Bobby Will Rest
Until Next Month
ATLANTA, July 16 P Bridge, the
n-onihpp nnrt children renlaced golf as
fchn fAvnritP tonio of conversation In
tho Jones household Here and Bobby
himself Bald his clubs would He idle
until Saturday. , '
On that day he plans to resume
his irregular foursomes over the
Ea3t Lake course with his father and
n group of friends, probably he will
test a new 10 hole loyout constructed
while ho was annexing three major
championships this year. :
' "soon he and Mrs. Jones and their
young son and daughter wUl depart
for a brief vacation. They are con
sidering a visit to the North Caro
lina mountain country.. Casual golf
would be a part qf the program there,
but Intensive prnctlco for tho na
tional amateur late in September Is
not contemplated for at least a
month. , , '
SUNBURN, HASHES, BITES
eased by cootf antiseptic Memo
Depend on cooling, soothing Zomo to
draw tho heat and sting out of sun
burn and bring comfort to summer
skin itch. Known and praised for 20
years. Millions know how quickly and
safely it clears away skin troublos,
Including stubborn dandruff and ugly
pimples. Try this safe, reliablo anti
septic after shaving; it eases razor
smart.", AHvays ha,ve Zemo handy.
Any druggist., 35c( ,60c. $1.0Q,.(
Weight Question
To Be Answered
Thursday Night
NEW YORK, July 16 W The
question of whether Sammy Mandcll
still can make 135 pounds without
materially weakening himself will
have to wait for answer until Thurs
day night when the lightweight king
defends nis tine against ai oiuger
of the Bronx.
At Orangeburg, N. Y.. where the
champion 1b training, they announced .
yesterday that Sammy was under the
class limit but skeptical critics took I
leave to doubt It. (They were of the(
opinion that the title-holder would
need two days of boiling hot to make 1
finrrt ttmt ho' would tin the beam at'
no more than 135 pounds when the I
boxers weigh in at the Yankee sta
dium Thursday afternoon.
Two years ago before Mandell met
Jimmy McLarnin reports were cur
rent that the champion was having
all kinds of trouble making the
weight but be came in at the class i
limit and gavo McLarnin an artistic ;
trouncing in tho bargain.' ;
Supporters Of Singer base their
hopes of victory on the signs they
claim to see qf a slowink up on the
champion's p&rt. Speed is Mandell's
stock Jn trade and if It be true that
ho has .slowed up considerably then
Singer conceivably can win. Other
wise the .Brouk youngster figures to
make little better showing against
Mandell than did McLarnin.
LONU IIICYC1
RELAY
' HACKENSACK, N. J., July 16 (ZD-
Four 14 year old bicycle endurance j
riders, wno nave peuaica ior more
tli an 200 hours, said that they ex
pected to keep up the grind all
summer.
The boys started started their re
lay at 6 pm. Sunday, July 6. At 0
o'clock' tonight rthe 'boys will have
been at It tor 316 hours, beating an
old record of J20 hours sald to have
been set in Indiana. Tney nave
traveled more .than 2400 miles, around
Jackson Avenue school.
Sutter To Ptnv at Memphis
MEMPHIS. Tenn. W Clifford Sut
ter who recently won the national in
tercolleglato tennis title is one of
the foremost contenders for the sin
gles title' In the Southern tennis
tournament here. The present cham-
plon is Bryan Grant Jr., of Atlanta.
Duck or Dive-
You'll Come up with a
Smile Because a
SWIM-ICA Keeps'
Your Hair Dry I
Frenzy Cause of
Slaying of Flint
XOS ANGELES. July 16 UP) A
frenzy, caused by brooding over stock
market losses was offered by Prank
Kcaton. 56. ah explanation for
his slaying Motley Flint. IV retired
banker, in a superior courtroom yes
terday. ,
Flint, brother of former United
States Senator Frank P. Flint, was
! Oualilv
1 f5SfeB.s-iV. .
I . bisniTiftf
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PERKINS MOTOR G0
shot three times as he left the wit
ness stand and paused to bid good ,
day to Hr. and Mrs. David O. Selz
clck. who brought a (250.000 recov
ery action against the bank of which
Flint was president until 1628.
Keaton, an Inglewood, Cal., real .
estate dealer, recnactcd last night
before deputy sheriffs how he rose
from his seat and shot over the
shoulder of Mrs. Bclznick at the man
whose name he knew but whom ho
confessed he had never met.. .
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