La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 15, 1930, Image 8

La Grande evening observer., August 15, 1930, Page 8, Image 8

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 15, 1930)

Prev Page of 10 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.7 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 10 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextFriday, August 15, 1930 Page Eight LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. CLASSIFIED AD WANTED WAN'IEC 2 neat, wide awake young men for local selling. Full or part tune. Income will depend entirely upon your efforts. Call at 307 Fourth &t., after 2 p. m. Sunday. 8-15-2 t. WANTED TO RENT Modern home lr r;ood location. Must have 3 bed looms. Address box 10 Observer. 8-13-4 t. WANTED To trade mod. 5-rm hotwe end 2 lots on paved street for large house close in suitable for roomers. ; Call 222-J. 8-8-8 tp. A JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL girl wan la work In home. Call Farmers 288. j 8-5-12 tp. j FOR SALE Kill SALE: Large fryers, 50c each. A dandy piano at a real bargain. Canary bird singers. Also a neat un furnished hou.it;. close In on Adams lor rent. Cheap to right people. H. W. Smith, fox farm. 8-14-3 tp I-OR SALE 5 room modern house, furnished or unfurnished, 1804 Adams ave. Fnone flo2-W. 8-15-3 ip CALL 814-J for canning tomatoes, cnions and potatoes. Fresh supply now. 2112 Third st. 8-7-tf. 1 OR SALE Fresh Jersey family cow and calf. 26LB Aih St.. or 076-J. 8-13-3 tp. von SALE 10 acres, water right, modem buildings, 4 acres young orchard. 30 old cherry trees. Team and new Implement go with place. Hee owner lor nrlce and terms. C. ' E. Gump, phone 4U8-J. 7-24-1 m POIl 5AI,E Sick and accident Insur- I awe,. fclu.OO per year. Prank Hop kins, 2101 Fir. Ph. 310-J. 7-24-1 mp Automobiles i.. VJ.11 EiiLX COUPE Don't miss this' .ne. u line used car that has had it'i big t!c-prcclt.tlon and Belling at n bargain jarice. Mohair upholstery. i;ood vires and a line motor. S275.O0. l!i4 VOKD TOURING A good all uroiitid car that vill deliver worlds i.l transportation at extremely low CM. t(I.O0 1025 CHEVROLET COACH This car was recently repossessed and is in excellent sliape. Gu-jd tires, com- j piuUly. rcvondiilontd motor and ( iiKx- appearance. An OK cur. i 19J5 STAR TOURING New paint praclicaliy ' new tlrt-s. good up-.iKjI.U-ry und A-l motor, much spe- equipment. 476.00. ; LAill.-;ON CHEVROLET CO. I 8-15-U I 192i MODEL AA 1 ton Ford truck. Liuul lilgli transmission, closed cab, ' MONEY TO LOAN 3JX6 lifts. 1931 license. .425.00. I tatlves lor the lO.'U MODEL A Ford coach, all new Firestone tires, driven only 10.000 ! ii.lles. 1U31 license, 4450 00. coach, new 102.7 FORD MODEL T llres utid new paint, 8I5li.OO. 1925 FORD PICKUP roadster, ixdy. lual license, tos.oo 1U.'3 MODEL T ROADSTER, license. e45.O0. steel 1931 1U20 ESSEX COACH, as Is. IDS license, tuO.OO- WE TRADE PEHKINS MOTOR CO. M. 500 4th and Adams 8-15-lt. FOR RENT I-OK HENT Fum. apts. Ph. 203-W. 8-15-3 tp. FOR RENT Three room furnished upts. Phone U14-W. 8-15-2 tp FOR RENT Furn. apts. 12Uti N ave. with bath, ' 8-13-4 tp FOR RENT Just rclinishcd. reason able prices, rooms and upu.. I. O. O. F. lemp;c. 8-13-tf. FOR RENT 3 room lurnlshed apt., 1101-O avc. 8-13-6 I. , , FOR RKNT Furn. houses and apts.. with bat hi. cl?an. quiet, low rates. Adult-:. lai'J Greenwood. 8-10-1 m. I . ' HOUSE FOR LENT Henry Bel.mer. , yiOU Co,f. 6-U-5 tp FOR RKNT Cool. mod. rooms. Day. week or month prices. Reasonable. 1403 War.h. Ave. 7-23-1 mp. I-OR ur.NT Nice cool modern apart- Professional Directory Physicians & Surgeons A. Ij. RICHARDSON, M. I, Physician and 8urgeon Office over Olana Drugs Office Rhone, M-16 Res. M-Sf li:i; it. itorvY. m. i. i, i:va wii.kks, m. i. Tract l'e limited to diseases of the FJyp, Kar. Nose and Throat. Nw Koh'y Telephone ' RutMliiff alaln 16 Astrologer IICS. I KI ll ltl K IIAI.M1S SIM N. AVi-ReadlriB-n Dully. Readings by Mall a Specialty 11 S. I,. Uatlerics Your ohl LrtdrrT antl ftl.NI (inn n tirur one In jour vat. Uuvkcsh Hatlcry and Electric t Murk." fnst of II. 1'. Ill-IMII. The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Observer Want Ad Rates (Count fir average worda to the line,) Per line, 1st Insertion 10c Per line, etch added consec utive Insertion Minimum charge on one RATES BY MONTH 5 lines, per month , f 1 lines, per month 11.26 4 lines, per month , f 4 "a 6 lines, per month -- $4.76 Each additional line oyer five chared at GOc per line per month. CASH IN ADVANCE la re quired on all Classified orders to earn these rates. Higher rates charged on all credit Insertions. Copy for all Classified orders must be In Ibis office by 10 A M. DA V OK INSERTION. 8np orders on ad Inserted until fur ther notice must be received by the same ho ir or extra Insertion Hill bo charged. , Telephone orders - solicited. Cash rate may be earned on prone orders by payment oo or before uate of last Insertion. . PHONE MAIN. 600 ., An Observer Want A4 Will DO It" ment, 2 beds, Court. Frigldalre. Land is 7-21-tf. FOR RENT Rrol. orer Sllverthorn j Wright Drug store. . 7-10-tl roB RENT Mod. garage. Ph. 245-J. - , "-7-S-tf, t- MISCELLANEOUS DON'T FORGET the dance at Elgin open air pavilion every Sat. night. Lindsey'a orchestra. . 8-15-2 t OLD TIME DANCE Saturday night at Ka8" na FOR SERVICE on Surge milking ma chines call Mr. Vernon Love. Foley hotel. 8-13-3 tp. WHEN THINKING ol an auction cale call Cove Farmers 9X1 or see Jay Breshcars (auctioneer). Graduate I Amer. Auction college, Lcs Angeles. 8-11-6 tp BUILDINO AND REMODELING work clone right on time. Plans anu rale8 without obligation. Call Main eo. E. Austin. 7-28-lmp EASTERN OREGON School of Music, violin, piano, voice. Credits. I. O. O. P. temple. 447-J. C-9-l m. LA ORANDE MATTRESS & Up- bolstering & Rug Cleaning Works. Phone 424-W. Chas. Edwards, prop 12-1-lm. We are repreaen Prudentlat Insur ance Co.. and can make farm or city loans at attractive rates of In terest. Chas. H. Reynolds, Insurance, loans and bonds. roofINO WORK Repair work or i ally ,lnd ot a now roof. call cna. i Hlldebrand. 620-W. 3-6-1 mp. money TO LOAN on Improved city I property, straight loans on install ment plan. Lowest rales. uniteu Slates Investment Co. Ph. Main 33. 8-16-1 m. ART SCHOOL DONATION MAY RE PERMANENT SALEM, Ore.. Aug. 15 V-If the University of Oregon, at Its summer session this year, is successful in conducting an art Center granted by thhe Carnegie foundation, and ' u ptepentlng a 5.000 gift towards that activity, the grant probably will be made annually, the gift increased to 10,000 and the university made the western center of the founda tion's art activity. This was stated by Dr. E. E. Lindsay, secretary of tiie state board of higher education. In the past .it was said, this do- ' nation has been made only to the ; art Institute of Chicago and to Hnr i vard University, the latter being the , etiMcrn center. j In addition to thlis the Carnegie; foundation has donated to the Unl- . versity of Oregon 2.500 toward an ; art collection. ' Goth Riftta were acknowledged by. Dr. Lindsay. RKCKKATION K()R HOP I'K KEKS I oALKM. Ore.. Aug. 15 HP A play- pround for children, mo-ies every I Wednesday and Friday nights, bon-f ttiM nui-r me movies, bunday pro- ! grams, Sunday school, community singing, dancing and sport contests nre all in the recreation plan for the 800 or 1000 hop pickers to be em-1 ployed on the Luke brook farm. of 1. i A. Llvesley & Co.. near here this sea son. Recreation will be under the direction of Wesley Heise, Oregon State college student, and Mrs. Eloise ' Bcwley of Salem. I.eo De Korn of New York walked 57 miles while playing 200 holes of I gon m in nours. JLKy GLORIA l"TX SHEEFUSES TO ANSWER By JuliarTOllendorf? LJ5 I I 7' all asoaiso ) i it Cant be ) P vT 7 Tl I how long P about a week I P7T7 - 9 PV I (-TW'S is 2e-n?A,si .vY . too soon w?, you Ti-XjTEH I've got visit You can i BSOLUTE serenity charac terises our service. Every thing is done with quiet effi rieiu y and no detail is permit ted to ernpe our Attention. You ran depend upon us. We Understand iSnodgrass & Zimmerman Main 2 Counties GEO. H. KELLY . PASSES AWAY ' t tf Dl ItW I A A7 n CciumDia Broadcasting system: 8. ill rJl,l jUi.ly iJ .Revue: 8:30. Musical Cocktails 9. auto ,. - i races: 10. dance music. PORTLAND. Aug. 15 oPi George H. Seattle Kelly, 63. prominent lumberman and j KJR 1970k 8. NBC; 10:30. Song Portland contractor, died her Thurs-j Birds, xylophone; 11. baud; 12. Revel day in a hospital as the result of & lcrs. heart attack suffered two weeks ago j Denver Willie supervising one of the many KOA (830, : 7:30. NBC: 7:45. projects the Kelly and Sullivan Con- orchestra: 8:30. Sunday school pre tracting company had been awarded. ; view; 9 to 11. NBC. Kelly was born in Springfield. Ore.. fun FrancUoo and attended the University of Ore-! KPRC (610) : 8. CBS: 10. Cecil gon. He was one of the founders of Wright, news; 10:20 to 1. dance music, the Booth-Kelly Lumber company! KPO i680f: 8. NBC; 10:15 to 11:15. at Eugene. dance music. At the beginning of the World war. I.h Ansele he resigned his connection with this; KFI (6401: 8. NBC; 10:15. violin: company and accepted a commission 1 10:30. tenor; 11. Midnight frolic, as lieutenant colonel In command of: KHJ i900i : 8. CBS; 10. news, dance iho 20th engineers in France. He music; 12 to 1. organ, supervised extensive lumber oper- I KNX (1050): 8. musical program: atlons there and when the war closed 9. Luboviski trio; 9:45, musical pro- he had 90 mills In operation. Following his return from France. Kelly organized the Western Oregon Lumber company in 1923. At the time of his death he was chairman ' was located at West Fir. Ore., where thr fr.milu hnrni Ik tnrUri. In 1923 j he also organized the Kelly-Sullivan wuifmio- He Is survived by his widow and four daughters. Funeral arrange- ! ments have not been made. I ; Kejly- was stricken while super-i vising , the actlrities of 1,000 men j clearing: land on .the .Lewis River) power project in. Washington. j 6. M G. Receiving M ore Equipment , SALEM, Ore. i4 Since July 1 the Oregon National Guard has received from the federal government about 4500.000 worth of new and heavier equipment for the aresnal at Camp Clackamas, for the use or tne aiam field artillery regiment. In addition tf this, it was said at national gULrd headquarters, 1461,200 worth cf new equipment has been received. . Included in the equipment received '. since July 1 are 16 new 165-mlll- meter howl teen. These are propelled liavc been received, Also there arc several thousand dollars worth of dcMtcte Instruments used in ortlllery operations. The howitzers replace the lighter 75-milimeter guns for merly used. The change is Incident to the con version of the 218th Into regimental status. ONE OF THE FINEST NEW i v I Mj ,i The La Grande Hotel at Iji Grande, Ore-on. Come In as You Are . . . Your Home While Here Dining Room - Coffee Shoppe Clean. Comfortable, Cozy, Warm Rooms. Telephone Service SC0RCHY SMITH Radio Programs SATt UDAY PKOGIt.VMS ! National Broadcasting Co.: 6. dance ; music; 7. Voice of Pan; 7:30. Amos and Andy; 7:45; instrumental tunes: 8. Circus; 8.30. Hollywood Bowl sym phony; 8:30. Melody Memories (KGO, KHQ. KGW; &, Rainbow Harmonies; j "0 to 12. Spotlight Review. J Northwest Broadcasting system: 8. 'Gondoliers and soprano; 9, band; 10. sunshine program. gram; 10 to 1. dance music. Ouklaiul KGO (700): 8 to 12, NBC programs KLX (880 k 8. soloists; 9 to 10. dance m-ozram. vsi. maoi: 7:30. NBC:' 7:45. music: ..... a-tn .imhr y( . lajjcijr p w, o.uiii". tunes: jo, dance music: 11, Vagaoond. - I'oriiaiia KEX (1180): 8. singers, farmers ser- vice, o.ou, uHiiic . uiiwti. Monte: y. orcnestra; iu. nance vuu cert: 11:30. news, popular music. KGW (620: 7:30. NBC; 10. Cecil and Sally: 10:15. popular music; li to 12. vaudeville program. Tacoma KVI 1780): 8. orchestra; 8:30. Noc turne; 9. CBS; 12 to 1. vaudeville frol- icu Monkane KHQ (590: 6. NBC: 8, Nights In Spain; 8:30. NBC: 10:15. s,tudio par ade; 11:15, dance music. Clark Wood Says The claim is made by Its new , cemmhar of foreign affairs that the t Russian government stands for peace, j He doesn't explain what Us large : buinding army stands for. Idaho youth was compelled by his j parenu to practice on the saxophone t while tree sitting. His community ir, entitled to the world's endurance ; championship. . i HOTELS IN EASTERN OREGON HOTEL" I rib w Trademark Registered U. S. Patent Office I Chicago's mixed baby episode show ed that she is versatile enough to stage something besides gangster killings in order to make the first page. If available at all, China's "open dcor" is of value only as a means of egress. "Children should be permitted to make as much noise as they want to as long as they are quiet about it." according to the esteemed Port land News. On the other hand. ruiet children are intolerable If they aie too noisy. New drv chief has asked for larger staff, but what we think would help home is a sizable club. ' Coolidge says our foreign rela tions are friendly, and they do seem to be amiable enough when they want to borrow money. We understand, that Ar Is tide Brland is making good progress with his United States of Europe enter prise. With France sold on the idea, lie has only to convince twenty-five nations" more. Chats With Parents 1 MKR STRAIN liy Alice JudMtii 1'eale i year after Betty's ': died, her mother found hr riiffmt i v. i it.,h ,i i . . . w uuiuic. u ii in uicii IIICI C IlilU been no special problems. H Now. however. Rettv was always getting into trouble with her play- j iiiatn, niinuig oiuuiiu no er IilUlJi- " a chlp ou her &oul- , ? snowed ""Peasant streaks jfvu.,. itu unumuig in. umes. antagonistic to her small brother. , resentful ol his demands, of his very presence even. j Yet there were other times when j she- was quite like her old self. She ; would be warm and frank with her j p aymates as she hat: been before, j Sl:e would lend them her most cher- j Isned toys and share freely the treats ' and privileges that came her way. Unkind and unpleasant as she i might be to her Utile brother at! iiornc. abroad she always defended hlrp and was wholly responsible ORONITE mm i m IB: iir n r FOT SPRAY Finest Oil V Salads j( I Wit Mil- JL i "JI TJ I int'f about keeping him out of harm's j way. , " j One can. of course, never be sure j of a child's motives but it seems like- J ly that in this instance Betty a con- j tradictory behavior was a reaction j the strain of new adjustments f i made necessary' by her father's death. Very likely she had received from him a good deal of love and atten tion. When he died there was only her mother to love her and that love had to be shared with a baby j brother who naturally monopolized ' t good deal of it. Her new Jealousy i ci him is understandable when we think of it as a response to a less warm and loi'tng life than she had nitnerto known. L The worried depresses atmosphere oi ner nome curing the months following her father's death were probably accountable for her troubles with her playmates. An unhappy heme is sure to make emotional dif ficuitiies for the child which In turn react upon his social conduct. New Radio Belle ! Sought as Queeni NEW YORK w A radio beauty for 1930 la being sought In a nation- i , wide contest now under way. ; The winner, who must be a quail- I tied radio entertainer, will be crown- ! ed Miss Radio at the opening of the seventh annual Radio World s fair in '' New York the week of September 22 i j to 27 Inclusive. The search Is being j made In cooperation with the Nation- ' ,al Association of Broadcasters. Miss Radio will preside over the : . snow and in addition will ion will have a ' f suite at an exclusive hotel, a chape- i ; rone, n motor car with chauffeur, i (and Will be PIIOKt at a mimhs. nf i social functions. All of her expenses j j will be paid. ; The Olive Shea of station WABC, New , York, who since has made a number i of moving pictures. I A committee of beauty experts will ' select the winner i ' ;ol.I STAR .MOTHER KIES i VERDUN. Frame. Aug. 14 or, Mrs. ' Harriet Bates, wife of Henrv Bates i of Porta-". Pn died in the 'Verdun i hotel todav from the effects of a cerebral hemorrhage. Mrs. Bates was i ivith a patty of gold star mothers, i - ; Elliott Waddell. 11. scored a hole! In one at the Columbus. Ga.. Coun- : trv club I FIREWORKS SAFEGUARDED MILK Doubly rich in cream, Carnation Milk makes every dish richly delicious. And how it cuts your cream and butter bills! Use this pure, dependable milk for all cooking. Carnation Milk, through the constant activity of Carnation "field men," is safeguarded at the source, by clean housing of every herd ' and clean handling of all the milk. And this protection continues until Carna tion Milk reaches you in its hermet ically sealed containers. Write (or Cook Book and Baby Book CARNATION COMPANY Alb.r Bid, Front and Lov. joy St.. Portl.od : ' - t-oiumbia Gorge System. For example. EASTB0UND To Baker Lv. 10:10 A. M.; 2:20 P. M.s 8:25 P. M. To Huntington, Welser, Payette, Ontario, Caldwell, Nampa, Boise, Twin Falls, Pocatello, St. Anthony, West Yellowstone, Salt Lake City, Denver, Omaha, Chicago, St. Louis, New York, and all Eastern Cities Lv. 10:10 A.M.: 8:25 P.M. WESTBOUND r.rvi. To Pendleton, Walla Walla, Lewiston, Colfax, Uma tilla, Pasco, Spokane, Coeur d'Alene, Kellogg, Wal lace, Missoula, Butte, Arlington, Condon, Fossil, Heppner, Bend, Burns, Yakima, Ellensburg, Wenat cnee, The Dalles, Hood River, Goldendale, Portland and all points on Pacific Coast Lv. 5:45 A.M.: 8:50 A.M.: 6:45 P.M. i For further Information and reservations, .il call on or phone agent named below .O COLUMBIA GORGE SYSTEM Affiliated with Pickwick-Greyhound Lines Mr. F. O. HEATH S.'age Depot, Elm and Jefferson s. phone Main 799 Produced m Oregon for twenty. eiEht yean dVd c voxwts t X S T Travelers will appreciate the ' frequent schedules and econo mical fares afforded by th "By John C." Terry