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(HLASSIFIED AD0
X The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties vJ
NEWTODAY
FOR SALE Lambert and blng cher
ries, 3c lb. Call 443-J. Mrs. Dyal.
7-17-2 tp
OLD TIME DANCE Sat. night at
Eagles.hall. . 7-17-3t.
TOR SALE 1 set of Ludwlg grounds.
72i0. now 36. E. O. Music Co.
. ';, . 7-17-2 tp
' . ' 717-8 tp.
WEEKEND SPECIALS ' All' records
26c. Sheet music I5o. E. O. Music
Co. 'k, v P
FOR SALB-rOld newspapersj. 6c per
bundle at Observer ofllce. 7-17-3 tp
PERMANENT f WAVES S3.50 and up.
Phone Mai,, 840. -. .7-17-11
WANTED Roomer In private home,
breakfast .11 preferred. Ph. 314 R or
1708 Flrstir- ..V' . 7-17-3 X.
FOR SALE 3 any toy Terrier pups,
mother and father weighs a 'lbs.
apieco. Price 10.00. Mrs. Wm. Wig
gans, Lostino; 'Ore. 7-17-2 s.
t-
FOR SALE Cheaps 1 Frlgadalre 4
hole cabinet, holds '40 feal; of Ice
cream. In goodi condition. ; wm
sacrifice for i-sshJ, Mrs. Wm. Wlg
gano. Lostlne.'..Ore. ' .7-17-2 t.
FOR S;ALEh-
STOP! LOOK! A c room .home two
blocks from Normal school-lit your
own price. Call 2Ur.K., .-7-16-3 tp
FOR SALE 1 4-burner
Cheap. At Melville'. , '
oil' stove,
t 7-16-tf .
FOR
Ph.
SALE Young
163-M.
, canary singers.
7-16-3 t.
FOR SALE Homes: 3 new modern
bungalows. Attractive . properties.
uimi ttiirnhasB nrlce and terms
right. Call Lowell Williamson, 1316 (
Adams ave, main vw. '-h-u,.
FOR SALE Qood canning cherries.
Delivered. 6c u pound. Coll 408-J.
7-9-13 tp
FOIL SALE Business and part
furniture of Ostormoor hotol, Ij
rooms. Mrs. F, it Martin. Ph.
400 Baker, Oro. 6-16-1 mp
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Mod.
furn apt., 1800
7-iq-2t
Wash.
MOD., COOL APTS - Very Special
rates. Bommer hotol. - 716-tf.
FOR RENT 4-rm. furn. house. Phone
390-M. 7-16-3 I.
FOR RENT 5-rm. lhod, partly furn.
house. Ph. 213-R. 7-13-tf
FOR RENT 3 furn. apt. Adults only.
1002 Wash. Ph. 039.W.- 7-11-tf.
FOR RENT-Largo beoutiftilly 'furn JTIBS CORPORATION, a corporation,
and finished opt. 1303 N Avenue are required to present sworn claims,'
ana iimsnea opt, iju,i 't( u,iy itomlMd to the undorsliied-r-
" ' . 'Jwitwr for said Corporation at his of-
wib nKNf mat ner Sllvorthorn ' f lee ot 1004 Adams Avenue. ' La
WrlKht Drug store. . 7-10-W
FOR RENT-Mod. giirag. Ph.
'346-J. I
7-8rtf.
FOR RENT .Fiirn. houses and
ants., with baths, olean, q-ilor.
low rates.
Adults.
1810 .Qieent
' B-10-1 m.
wood.
WANTED
BOY 16 WANTS WORK of any kind.
Call 486-W. - 7-16-3 tp
WANTED Experienced woman wants
hoUHewortt, Inq. Obnorvor. 7-15-3 tp
MISCELLANEOUS
NOW IS THE CHANCE to buy clean
brick for less than half the price
whllo they last at Island City school
house. 7-14-tf.
WHITE YOTJR INSURANCE In the
Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance
company for less. La Grando In
surance Agency, agonts. R. P. Bax
tor, Mgr. Ph. Main 86. 7-11-tf.
BOMMER HOTEL First olass Bpart
mcnls, summer rates, , also houso,
Closo lu. . 7-7-1 m,
AUCTIONEER Call Jay Breshears.
Ph. Farmers 0x1, RouU t, Altccl.
0-30-1 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.
I'.HOMi MAIN 7S1.
"GOOD SETtVICE QUICK"
HUDSON BROUGHAM
New Paint - New Tires
Motor Completely Reconditioned
$500.00
PERKINS MOTOR CO.
Want Ad
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."' PHONE MAIN 97 '
An Observer Want Ad ,
. . Will Do It"
nKAJiY CUT garage lumber, 10x10
with doors, shingles and trims,
(42.60. II. 960, l'eto Uousquct.
6-24-1 mp
EASTERN OREGON School of
Music, violin, piano, voice. Cred
its. I. O. O. F. temple, 447-J.
6-0-1 m.
'iA ORAOTIB MATTHK8S ft Up
onlsterlng ft Rug Cleaning
Workf. Phone 424-W. Chas. Ed.
wards, tTop. U-l-lm
MONET TO liOAJM We are ropre
. eenlatlvos for the Prudential In
urance Co.; and can make farm
' or city loans at attractive rates
of Intflrest. Chas. H. Reynolds,
insurance, loans and bonda.
ROOFING WORK Repair work
or any kind of a new roof. Call
Chas. Hllfiebrand, bJOW. l-6-linp
MONET TO IXlAn on improved
olty property, straight loan, or
Installment plan. L-j-nst rates
' United States InTostment . Co
1 Phone Main si 8-ls-lfn
notice to creditors ......
' .of :-).'.
west coast hecviiitiks
...,,,.. coiii'oitATioN (: ';,:::::
Notice is iiereby given that nil
creditors of West coast securi-
arohde. Oregon, 6n or beforo, tho first,
flW nr August, 1030.
This nottcb Is published by 'Virtue
of ,oh order tluly rn'ndc land ontoied
of the Circuit Court ot the State of.
Oregbn, for Baker county, on wie
10th . day of iJuly. 1030. in that cer-
tain cause1 In" said Court, wherein,. B
X TDAVIS oti al., are plaintiff', ami
WEST COAfiT SECURITIES COR
PORATION, ct ul.. nro defendftiUs.
(Signed)
J. P. PHY. Receiver.
July l7-a4-31.
1 Professional
Directory
Thla (Hrectory la csnoclnlly
handy for tho iievoomer or for
tho ont-oMown ionrtor who mny
ivant tho ninno imtl nddrosn of
nomo profefta'onnl man. It hits
boon ottrorully iircpared ami
prove to bo a irmly alii to any
render In oblalnlng prompt pro
rcfulomil iien loo.
CLASSIFIED FOR
QUICK REFERENCE
.Physicians & Surgeons
A. U RIOnARDSON, M. D.
Physlolan and Burgeon
Offloe over Olass Drugs
Office Phone, M-1E Ros. M-B6
i.r.K n. nouvv, m. d.
LEW A WIIiKB, M. 1).
Practice limited to diseases of
the Bye, Ear, Noso and Throat.
New Foley Telephone
Building Main 16
' Astrologer '
MRS. Fltl:D-.RICK I1ALMES
801 N, AVE.
Readings Dally.
Readings by Mall a Specialty
U. S. L. Batteries
Tour old uattrry and fa.Hl
puts ft new ono In your car.
Burgess Battery and
Electric
1 block cast of V. V.
Depot.
wJ.L-'iI5.t:4fi!J, 0R Sammy Mandell end young Al Sing
i .MON county er to fight for tonight ln'the ring at
NOTICE OF I ARIIA.V8 SALE W
. ' KfcAL fcuTATfc.
In the Matter of the Guardianship ox
the Estate of Fenton Ciublne and
Arden Carbine, Minors, ,
Notice Is hereby given that the un-
derelgned will from and after the
12th day of August. 1030. at the hour
0,,f ?-k ' m' 01 8a'd ay' 8t the
, "IT , . . I!",. '" .
Grande Natronal Bank Building. Lo
Grande, Oregon, proceed to sell as
private sale, pursuant to an order of.
tho County Court of the State of
Oregon, for Union County, entered
nnra n lulu tttt lOIA n (ks TlnKaae
.......... ., w v.. boxing eolons. there can ne no raui
bidder for cash or part cash with bal- tonight. Both the champion and the
once secured by mortgage on . the .chttiongt,r has agreed to equip them
prcmlscs. subject to ranflrmatlon by lve wlth BUCh proWctive devices as
Ml rl pntirt. All tt-in i'ltrht. ttM anrl in- ... .f. . . . i '
of each minor In and to the fol
lowing described, lands, to-wtt:
Tho Southeast- Quarter of the
Northwest Quarter of the North
east Quarter of Section 33, Twp.
a a Re 39, E. W. M.
; Also commencing at the Center -of
Section 33, Twp. 3 8. R. 38 f
E. W, M., and running -thence
Went 20 chains, thenct South 6.
chains, thence , East 20 ohalns,
thence North 5 chains to place of
beginning, excepting 30 feet off
the West end which is reserved
vfor road purposes. ,
v Also beginning at a point 40
rods East of the Northeast corner
of the Southeast Quarter of Sec
tion .32. In Twp. 2 S. R. 36, E. W.
M.. and running thence South 38
rods and 13 feet, thence East 88
rods and 3 feet, thence North 38
rods and 13 feet, thence, West 38
rods, 3 feet to the place of be
ginning; all situated in tho Coun
ty of Union, State of Oregon. . .
The undivided l-32nd Interests-or
each minor In and to the following
described lands, to-wtt:
The North, half oi the South
west Quarter of the Southeast
Quarter and the Southwest Quar
ter or the Southwest Quarter of
the Southeast Quarter of Section t
20 in Township 2 South of Range
38, East of the Willamette Merid
ian. ALSO commencing at the
Northwest corner 'of the North- -cant
Quarter of Section 32 In .
Township 2 South of Range' 38,.
East of the Willamette Meridian,
and running thence South 10 and
25-100 chains, thenco North 44
East two and 40-100 chains, thence
North 85 30' East eight and
60-100 chains; thence .North . 8
rhainCB; thence West 10 chains to ' .
point of beginning, in Union
County, .Oregon. '
. Together with the tenements,1
hereditaments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging or in any
wise appertaining. t . ' '
Dated at,Ea Oran&o. Oregon this
10th day of Duly, 103t).
LEHl WRIGHT, Guardian of the' Es
tate of Pcnton Carbine and Afiden
Carbine. Minors.
.ORERN HESS, AttqrneyB. fpj, Guarr
dian.
July 10-17-24-31. Aug. 7-14. ' -
NOVUM TO CONTRACTORS .
"Tii'fil -
i T Sealed proiAisais will be received by
the La Grande fcasonic Building As
sbolatlon At 2 o'clock p. m. Saturday
JlminiB Inbor for the constrfauc:
July 10th, 1030. for the furnishing Of
tion oT ft two story business building
In. the City of La Grande, Oregon. All
in accordance with the plans and
spec mentions prepared by Charles B.
Miller Architect.
All proposals will bo mailed or
handed to the Architect at his office
on or before fixed time above men
tioned. The La Grande Masonic
Building Assn. roserve the right to ac
cept or reject any or bids submitted.
No telegraph or phone bids will o
accepted in the reception of bids. All
proposats shall be accompanied by
cash, ccrth'led check -or blddors bond
lemtal to 6r of the amount of the.
bid submitted. Tho successful con
tractor will bo required to furnish
the Owners with a Corporate. Surety
Iloml equal to the full amount of- tho
contract price. . ' . i
Sepcratc proposals wilt bo received
for tho Plumbing, Heating and Mar
quise. . " JulytQ-14-17.
SC0RCHY SMITH
Trade
CCWE. ON .YOU ROCKr
STRAIGHTEN OUT! -
TIS !S NO WAV TO ACT
IN A UTT16. TOR(A
LIKE THIS
COMt; Bay- TAKE. HOLD I
AND ftUIT TWISTING' ,
GLORIA
hW'ZJi , "Ljs------. ' ' ''U''tol fOH.NOYOU DON'T iVi- " v
i'-.f'fy?' ' pT J's V0UR-iol'I y" '
Tradb Mark KegiaUntion Applied For"
U. 3. Patent Offlco
LA GRAMTDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, PRE.
$200,000 Gate
Is Expected At
Battle Tonight
By Edunrd J. Nell
(AwRorlated Press K ports Writer) '
NEW YORK, July 17 W The
purses of the light faithful loosened
I '"Lltmih prediction, were for a
200.000 Rate. This will be Mandril's
second defense of his lightweight
title here In two years.
some money appeared In the
marts of chance at odds of 3 to 1 oh
'the rteek challenger. If the same odds
u,. ,in h
"hortest priced challenger since
Pancho Villa knocneo out tne agea
j,mmy Wiiae for the flyweight crown
back th0 dayi wlrfn fouis were
, thlng to be frowned upon, v
,v' Fool Tonlsht
Bv BpecB! miing of the New York !
. I
' - . V- j BiHh ' ilie oi tne party ana peupje wno vuii
The shift in the tide toward Sing--. b d ' r , ,
er appears unjustified by past records a Pde a spade. , ,
of the gladlat :rn i 'Ithough It Is gen- mQ n ttteemt
erallv admitted that Mandell. afwr I
eleven yeors of warefare, has begun , ..-.....
to show signs f wear. He reached a , cMMnn shouIa
his peak in whlPPlnB hrtJ'mt ' raised on common sense, hnt he floes
McLamln In the polo grounds two t pants Wnc they con
years ago but since then tho clout- , r . '
Ing celt twice has belabored the iV V" ....
champion in overweight i matches. . . .amn bKgme known m B
Sammy has a desperate I" conversationalist strive to listen
out the decision .over Tony , more and talk less. - - :.
In his lost title dofense In Chicago .... .. . f .
almost a year ago. . . Dad What's the Idea of getting
rh?cUV ??rl?r. home at three o'clock :in tne morn
the difficulty Mandell always experi- ,
enced in making the Class limit of j f,aughterBecauBB Bob ran mt ot
"11 " couldn't.. tay, out an,
his full strength at l4 pounds
".Br .'. . 17 . .... i
, l,r "p L"rwin wti
ton?ghtCr
shadows. Ajareful ohmpjon. Mam
tZTo
S TDy2 fron kv Kansas
rShUl'TamhW
self busy ln'the over-weight and no-I
decision districts.
Tkn .Hiina tsi Rlnoor la a nwliirz to
...ie7 A1 . n.. nMv to
youtn. .wie uimc w mo i
still a shade under 21 end the zest," .uUwVU. .
hInf eSerlco UZbI" aboJ- The report that riches do 'not bring
& rC'lSS e greatly e,-
youngster has Bhown a tendency to aggeratea. - . .
nCchlnrnXvoVfwUd1 very annoying after you
and S-reglaTtTc" m moment, ot .Jtjrn to sit tight and let the darned
stress. I P"ne ring. .- . - 4 .
Second In Interest to the title fight ..-t.t.? .nr,in
is the first appearance in the United ' pneo n man starts to running for
States of Just? Suarez, South Amen, o flee he never stops until the hos
?in llshtwelsht champion, whos. pltal turns him over to the" under-
popularlty in Argentine brought .
about record breaking gates. Buarez
meets Joe
Glick In tho tert' round
seml-flnal.
Nearly a Million
Saw Coast Games
ft& ANGELES. July 17 W The
Pnxlfle coost' league during- the. fUM.
hnlf of the 1030 split season, at
tracted 137J832 pald admissions to
baseball games. . Harry Williams,
pri'siaon sruiounucu wuy. iio u, ,
i.,A.f.A m ,i,.H ioih nh.n t.i.A I
attendance mark -for the complete
season was slightly under tho two
million mark.
Al. KARASICK WINS
SALEM, Ore., July 17 (n Al Kar
aslck won ovor Harry Demetral here
last night by 'taking two out of three
falls In the main event of the weekly
wrestling show. - Karnstck took tlje
first fall in 26 minutes with a flying
marc. Demetral evened the count
when he put Karaslck uut with a
Sohenberg after seven minutes. The
deciding fall went to Karaslck with
an arm bar and body scissors after
four and a half minutes of wrestling.
McQWXAX WINS
SPOKANE, July 17 (iD Ray Mc
Quillan, Denver negro woltcrwerght,
knocked out Young Mlko Hector,
Sar. Francisco, in tho first round of
a six-round fight hero last night.
Hector showed little In tho two mln-
utos that elapsed beforo McQuillan !
put him away. George Harlow, Nel-
son, B. C heavyweight, knocked out
BUI Shephard, Oakland, in tho first
round of the semi-flnol.
Mark Registration Applied For'
D. 8. Pntont Offloo
OFFICE
CAT
T DM MAHH IO-
This country Is really getting drier.
We mean there hasn't been ' much
rain for a long time.
. .
Ever notice you never stub your
toe while you are wearing old shoes?
' ' 1 KEX (1180): 8, twins, dance pro-
I'm Not Interested In gram; 9, NBS; 10:30, orchestra; 11:30,
Laundries that do not sew 6n but- news, requests,
tons . . -. women who do . . . the art , . Oakland
of radio announcing ... people who' KLX (680): 8, Hl-Jihks; 10, feature;
try to make you guess their Identity 10:15, dance music; 11 to 12, classical
over the telephone . ; . visitors from recordings. '
back home . . . dress reform for men KGO (790): 70 to 12, NBC pro
Moving picture house masters of grams.
ccremonv . .' . trains witnout observ-.
atton cars . -. . boats with bars . . -!
prison reform . . . after ainner speak-
cro :. . ,. banquets '. .-. . studio parties
; . house warnings; - :. i
Men who 'mix salad dressings at
the table . . . overnight bags . v .
notes dropped by endurance, filers ....
notes due in thirty days . . . second
hand automobiles '. . trolley tokens
. slave bracelets ,
longer. '. ...
One of the snddeat sights in tlie
Js Bome;olKVry;nglo be funny.,
Harold! came tonight especially
you cared :enough,to
Clartce-Ia that all? I wto hoping
to.,take me to the
movieB' -
Never forget -that .frequently an
ounce
of keeplng-your-mouth-flhut
, . , i.
i""
i f If wives only knew what sten
ographers think of their husbands
tfiey would quit worrying..
FRIDAY' -PROGRAMS - -
National Broadcasting " Co.: 6:30,
Rcvuer'T.- frraiB quartet; T:301Ahiba'
and Alicly;,7:4t,.pfiQcrt,tfivorito; fe
j w7 jv.t li i 1 71
Olo and toe dlrlnj ot48, Wno pictures:
res
J;1?' okenlhFi,:?.v.JohntS,ntl
I"""' Myv "-
mads: 11 to 12.. dance music.
Columbia "Brpadcasting . system: 8,
vaudeville; 8:80, symphony; 9, studio;
10. dance musics f .... o
Northwest Broadcasting '.system: 8,
male quartet; 0,: Neapolitans! 10, siin
shlno program. -,
Piles Go Quick
Piles are caused by bad circulation
of tho blood lu the lower bowel and a
weakening of the parts. Only an in
ternal medicine can remove the cause.
That's why external remedies and cut
ting fall. Dr. Leonhart's HEM-ROID,
succeeds, because It relieves this con
gestion and strengthens the affected
parts. Dr. Leonhardt's prescription has
i sucn a wonaerrui record for quick,
safe and'Jastlng rellot even in chronic
and stubborn case, that Red Cross
Drug store says try HEM-ROID at my
iexnenso. ; Your Pile suffering must
end or money back. Adv.
OOPS!
j . ; Radiq,;jrogrs 'i
Rmtttv
KJR (970): 8, NBS; 10:30, orches
tra; 12, Revellers.
Los Angeles
KHJ (000): 8, CBS; 0:30, organ and
singers; 10, news, dance music; 12 to
1, organ. -
KFI (640): 8. Hawaiian trio; 8:46,
NBC: 9:16, Three Co-eds; 9:30, sym
phonette; 10:30, dance music.
KNX -(1060): 8. musical programs;
9, Circus: 9:46, fight broadcast; 10:30,
dance music, . -
Portland
KGW (620):) 7:30, NBC; 10, Ceoil
and Sally, studio; 10:30, popular
, broadcast.
finnkiin.
tetlQ (690): 0:30, MbC; 7:16, sports;
7:30, NBC; 10, dance tauslc.
1 -Tacoma
KVI (760): 8, CBS; 12 to 1, organ.
Denver -
ttoX (830) : do.Mno! 1-M. nr.
chestra; 8,' xylophonlst;' 9:15 "to 11.
NBC.
Water From Lincoln
Spring Selected
LOTJISVlL. Kjr., July la W Water
from the spring where Lincoln drank
as a boy will be tlsea Tor christening
the new cruiser Louisville Beptembei
1 at Puget Sound, Washington.
"Mayor Harrison has accepted ah of
fer from the Ladles Lincoln league oi
Hodgenvllle, birthplace f the Civil
war president, to supply the watei
from the Lincoln spring.
The commander of the Louisville
will be presented a $1,200 silver ser
vice In behalf of. the people of th:
city by Jane Kennedy, Louisville gin,
chosen as sponsor.
Archduke eyes Throne
BRUSSELS,- July 16 OT The form
er' Empress Zlta, Archduke Otto and
Other children of 'the Hapsburg fam
ily have left Steenockerzeel castle for
Lo Quelta, Spain, on a two months'
holiday. .
' At the end Of September Arch
duke Otto will resume his studies at
Louvatn university. The young arch
duke will shortly become of age and
lnjecent weeks there have been many
rumors of plans to place him on the
Hungarian throne., -
SIR TlIOMAS LIPTOV ILL
LONDON.' July 16 iffy-Sir Thomas
Llpton, 111 for a Week with a bad cold,
yox .'suffering from lumbago today,
but his physicians Bald there Was
nothing . very grave about his con
dition. . :
MEV MEADOW GRASS MAY
- END VAKM MARSH PROBLEM
EAST LANSING, Mich. ffl-Own-
Claims Indigestion
Easy;toG6tRidOf
Asserts Pepslni. irfVBeSt 'When.. Com
P Wiifd With Oilier Gih)1! ItHvlgjir- '
JUirntors u in uquia;; tmu.
.'i'ff. ".; I i' ; ; V
Red Cross ijl'Ug Store Guar-
-antees it and IS Dispensing
it-to Many Stomach
Sl1ffpl'pi4
oyiticicis.
YoU can sbe so distressed with gas
and fullness that you think 'your
heart Is going to stop beating, .'V
Your stoniach may be so distended
that yoxjr - breathing is shor ' and
gaspy. .
You are dizzy-and pray for quick
relief what's to be done?
Just one dessert spoonful of Dare's
Mentha Pepsin and In ten minutes
the gas disappears, the pressing on
the heart ceases and you can breathe
deep and naturally.
Ohl What blessed relief; but why
not get rid of such attacks altogeth
er? Why havo chronic Indigestion
at alt?
With this wonderful medicine you
can banish Indigestion or dyspepsia
or any abnormal condition that keeps
the stomach in constant rebellion and
one bottle. will prove It.
And how happy you will be when
your stomach Is as good as new for
then dizziness, nervousness, sleepless
ness, headache and other aliments
caused by a disordered stomach will
disappear and you will be your old
happy; contended self again.
Adv.
THE VICTOR
rNOW VOU SAID SOMETHING '. WiSfe5-'
' USE YOUR HEAD AND WE'LL lljll. S&Jt&fafQt. (R.
ASAK A QUICK'PANCAKf A WM&vC 7
' LANDING Rl'I5
MY DEAR!
MAMSEUjE
SETTER Al
A LEETLE.
LUNCHEON.
MAY. PEEL)
i UK., YJ
cdnsomme:.
ers of Meadows In Michigan marsh
lands may have a new type of grass
available to them In the lucure which
will solve their probleius. " '
Michigan State college plant breed
ers have placed Reed canary grass
seed under test, ;
It is not a new variety In Michi
gan or many other states but it has
only recently been cultivated here.
It grows from 2 to 8 feet In height,
Is highly nutritious, and Is not af
hv -rinrvlR. The erass forms !.
dense sod which will carry animals
and machinery on land formerly too
soggy to be used. ,
Michigan Changes
State Boxing Law
DETROIT, July 10 (PH-Hereatter
there will be no guaranteed purees
for lighters In Michigan. This an
nouncement was made by James M.
(Bingo) Brown, chairman of the
state boxing commission, who de-
j clared that "a fighter, is wonn pniy
wnat ne can araw v n.v b"-
that henceforth fighters will per
form for a share of the receipts.
Chairman Brown said he Intends
to ask the national boxing associa
tion to adopt a similar rule.
The new policy was announced af
ter a bout between Eddie Shea. Chi
cago, and Lew Massey, Philadelphia,
scheduled Monday night, was called
off because the promoter did not
take 111 enough to pay Shea's 2600
guarantee
Dempsey To Visit
At Klamath Falls
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore.. July 16
(P) Jack Dempsey. former heavy
weight champion, will arrive Monday
to referee a fight card at a theater
here, after spending several days
fishing on Klamath streams.
COMING TO
LA GRANDE
Dr. Mellenthin
, Special Attention ." ?"
to
Internal Medicine
DOES NOT OPERATE
. Foley Hotel "
on . ,
Wednesday July 23
From 10 a. in., to 4 p. m.
one Day only
No Charge For Consultation
Dr. Mellenthln's visits are greatly
appreciated and patronized, especially
by those who are suffering or ailing
from troubles ,of the Internal organs,
in .'the chest , or abdomen; also head
car, nose nhd throat. The Doctor ac
cents only those Who can be treated
medicinally wlh the aid of 'cor feet
'diet and hygiene for 'which a nominal
""J"" '"mhrrleS nlease brlns th'elr
husbands.
itnamef your coniiinini may ne l(
.... . f ,ntere,t to. consult the Doc
tor on this trip. . .
IteloiV are the nnhies of a few of JiU
lhany satisfied patients: .
Wrs. Harriet Ans&idt, Astoria. "
Alfred -Clemmens, Corvnllls.
j Chas. Dcsch, Portland.
W. G. (irubbe, Albany.
' Mrs. J. G. Hu'ntsiicker, Toledo.
W. K. Hanklns, Mt. Hebron, Calif.
Denver Kincaid, Ashland.
Itert Ijimpa, St. Helens.
L. II. Martin, Mora.
P. O. Pollard, Yreka, Calif. i-J-
E. F. Smith, Heppncr.
Mrs. Wm. SchucnliiR, Helix. I
Lee Ocy, North Powder. ,v J ,
T. L. Sliown, Goldendale. '"
Kmma Turner, Mlkkalo.
Henry Trowbridge, John Day. -
J. II. Wood, Eugene.
V. P. Harris, Athena.
Mrs. II. Danks, Klamath Talis.
Sirs. Walter Scott. Mt. Angel.
Ilenrv Schultz, Pendleton.
Mrs. (. N. Kimball, Crabtrcc.
Airs. Frank Simpson, Hood JUvcr.
Leo Slucher, La Grande. . ,,
Note above the - evact date- and
place! Permanent address: 268 So.
Serrano, l.os Angeles.
rwHEWl 1 MUST
FUSSY IN. CMOOSINQ YOUR. AIRPORT J
BUT IF YOU D ASK rAC I LL REWARK
TMAT THIS IS ONE OF THE. WORST
I EVER. SAW'. AND I'lA.
WAGER YOU
YOU ARE.. ElTrtEfL.'
I'll rev' If. -
LET ME HAVE A
CHOCOLATE ECLAIR.
ROA5T CHICKEN, -AS-PARAGUS.
'Potatoes, -flLEr or
THE
Thursday, July 17, 1930
Two ten round matches will be onr
tho program. Billy Ryan, Sah Fran
cisco, will meet Shrimp McDonald.
La he view, and Millto Mlllttf, - Ban
FrauQisco, Is matched with Sam
Langfprd, Klamath Palls. ij... .
PLESTINA WINS f
SAN FRANCISCO, July 16 r-Mar.
tin Plestina, Jugo-SIavlah wrestler,
made short work of Joe De Vlto, Ital
ian here last night by taking two
falls In 25 minutes with an airplane
spin followed by a body slam, and
seven minutes later pinned De Vlto
to the mat with a reverse headlock.
Michigan's electric utilities are
spending In 1930 approximately 950,
000,000 in construction work.'
Capt. Fred Kelson, Des Plalnes, 111.,
has sailed the lakes. In wind-jammers
for 09 years, but thinks automobiles
aro dangers s -
OLD CORNS COME
OFF BY THOUSANDS
Our clerks are demonstrating' how eBily
"END-O-CORN" removes tho moit Btubi
born old corns or callouses. All thit and
next weok hundreds of men and women
trill profit from the demonstration being
given at our stores about END-O-CORN.
Yon who have become dlstfonraged by
the poor results obtained Yrotn the us
of so-called "corn cures" should come in
TODAY to hear about th ONLY remedy
that will, surely remove all corns; and
aJIouses quickly and without pain.
If 'you live too tfar away writ lot
KND-O-OORN LABORATORIES, 4 Gar
Held Blvd. Chicago who will ae that
rou receive a jar.ipromptly. .
Moon Drug Co. t-Adv.
FORTY-THIRD
YEAR
of
FRIENDLY
SERVICE
Sank
Member Federal tteseire
Besources over Million
ABSOLUTE serenity charac-.
terlzes our service.. Every
thing is done with quiet effi
ciency and no detail is permit
ted to escape our Attention.
You can depend upon us.-
We Understand
Snodgrass
& Zimmerman
Main 62
By John C. Terry
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