La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 20, 1930, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA -GRANDE, ORE. Page Seven Wednesday, August 20, 1930 The Market WANTED WANTED Woman, over 45 to keep house for elderly ,lady. Ph. Farm. 254. D. B. RucKmau.- 0-20-3 tp WANTED Repair work, painting or roofing by reliable man. Ph. 222-J. 8-20-4 tp. SALESMAN for local, territory. Book ' keeping and selling experience pre ferred. 300 to 500 per month ' easily possible, Write box 1, Ob server. - , 8-20-3 t. WANTED TO RENT Will pay liberal . rent tor modern unfurnished house. . ' Must have at least three bedrooms. Box 20. Observer. - 8-10-3 t. FOR SALE FOR SALE All kinds of Multnomah ' trunks nt The Dalles Furniture Co. 8-20-3 t FOR SALE Registered Duroc Jersey boar pig. N. K. West farm. 8-20-1 tp FOR SALE Saddle horses, or will trade for hay. Also calves. Call at ' 1008-2nd. 8-20-2 tp. FOR SALE New White electric sew '. lng machine, console style, 1000 'Jefferson. . . . ,C 8-20-1 tp. FOB SALE Surge inilker, nearly new. J. A. Blaknlk, Union, Ore. 8-19-6 tp FOR BALE Fryers, dressed or live. Phono 29Q-J. , , -.. - 8-ia-3 tp. FOR SALE Old newspapers at your own price. Observer; otflce. 1 ' f. ; ..8-19-5 tp. ; r j r FOR SALE Beans and cucumbers, 2702 Greenwood., 8-18-3 t. FOR SALE Beans and cucumbers. . W. L(i Pennington) phone C65-R. , .: -. . 8-18-4 tp. FOR SALE V Exttfacted honey. O. Voleswlnkler, Island-Cliy. 8-16-0 tp j : ' '. ' ' ! FOR SALE Modern 5 room house, 2 blocks from normal school. A real : bargain. Call 211-R. CALL 864-J for eanhlrut tomatoes, OOOD ltOOM AND BOARD In prl- with friends In La Grande. families are hurrying homeward now Nory have gone to their ranch, Plr T . . . JP. ... , ' : .!,.. inn ... m. I uraciau Rnn,t .oTit.lv I . . nriin.nMi I f'niM'1 In Oreirnn. where thR smell of onions and potatoes. Fresh supply . now, 2112 Tnira st. o-i-u. FOR HALE 10. acres, water right, I modern buildings, 4 acres young j orchard, SO old cherry trees. Team and' new Implements go with place. See owner for price and terms. C. E. Gump, phone 498-J. 7-24-1 m. FOR SALE Sick and accident frisur- nnrft. ftln.oo ner venr. Prank Hon- . (In. ami Vr Ph 34C1-.T 7-S4-1 tnD FOR SALE Bargains in music goods, - look over this list and then toko i advantage of these saving prices. Beuscner trumpet, was wd now sou. Beuscner cornet, was uo now gov. Rp..ar-hrv. trombonO',:wus $05 now . $E9 . - . . Beuscher metal clarinet, was $114 now 9S. ''! ' i -,u .V' . Sot oJ LudwIg drums, w.as $66 now ' 66,.t- . Tenor gultof, was $25 now $16.50. . All Century sheet' music 10c a copy. Grab bag of popular music. 3 1 for 25c. Mony other great bargains In .. small Instruments. . , , r , .... i E. O. MUSIC CO.- . - . - . 8-19-3 t. Automobiles 1027 CHEVROLET . COUPE New Duco, complete motor overhaul and extra fine tires. This car has never ' been abused, $206.00. '1924 FORD TOURING A good all around ranch car "that will deliver worlds of transportation at extreme- ly low cost, $75.00 , , 1924 OLDBMOBiLB or-unr.-..... condition of this car Is good, S5.00. 1924 FORD TRUCK Completely over hauled, flvp neavy duty tires and a . good body. An OK car. $195.00. LARISON CHEVROLET CO. 8-20-1 t. 1929 MODEL AA 1 ton Ford truck. Dual high transmission, closed cab, 32x6 tires, 1931 license, $425.00. 1929 MODEL A Ford coach, all new 1 ROOFING WORK -Firestone tires, driven only 10,000 . any kind I of i new roof. Coll Chas. miles, 1931 license, $460.00. ' Hlldebrand, eO-W,. 3-6-1 mp. 1926 FORD MODEL T coach, new tires and new paint, 1U31 license, $150.00. 4925 FORD PICKUP roodstcr, steel body, 1931 license, $66.00. 1923 MODEL T ROADSTER, 1931 license, $45.00. 1926 ESSEX COACH, as is. 1931 license, $60.00. WE TRADE PERKINS MOTOR CO. . M. 600 4th and Adams 8-15-lt. Professional Directory Physicians & Surgeons A. Ii. RICHATtDSOJr, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Office over Glass Drugs Office Phone, M-15 Res. M-65 LEE B. BOUVT, SI. I. LEW A WILKES, M. D. Practice limited to diseases of the Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat. New Foley Telephone Building Main lt Astrologer MRS. FREDERICK BALMES SOI N, AVE. Readings Dally. Readings by Mail a Specialty U. S. L. Batteries Your oh! battery and J0.8! puts a new ono In your car. Burgess Battery and Electric - a blor.ks east of V: P.' rcpoi- IFIED AD Place of Union and Wallowa Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five average words to tae line.) Per line, 1st Insertion , , , ...Iflo Per lino, etch added conseo- utive insertion Minimum charge on one order - RATES BY MONTH 2 lines, per month , 3 line., per mouth .13.60 .33.26 .14.00 S4.75 lines, per montn 5 lines, per month Each additional line over five charged at 60o per Una per month, CASH IN ADVANCE) Is re quired on all Classified orders to earn these rates. Higher ratei charged on all credit Insertions. Copy tor all Ciftssiflod orders must bo in this office by 10 A. M. DAY OF INSERTION. Su.p orders on ad Inserted until fur ther notice must be received by the same ho ir or extra insertion will bo charged. Telephone orders solicited. Cash rates may be earned on Eh one orders by payment on or eore uate of last Insert ion. PHONE MAIN 000 , An Observer Want Ad Will Do It" FOR RENT FOR RENT 4-rms. Bath. Newly renovated. Partly lurn., vi5.00, 1902 Cedar at. 8-20-0 tp FOR RENT Furnished apartment. 1009 Adams, Main S82.. 8-20-tf. FOR RENT 4-rm. mod. house partly iurn. Ph. Geo. H. Chapman. . : . 8-20-4 t. FOR RENT Modern rooms nt 1000- 3rd St., block and one half from post office. 8-20-0t. FOR RENT 2 room turn, house. Ph. i iTQ-r a.m.. ; '. ' , vate family, 67.00 per week. 8-16-4 tp!'. 273-W, utn St. FOR RENT Just refinlshcd, reason- ) aoie prices, rooms ana apts., i. o. O. F. temple. 8-13-tf. .the resignation of w. w. Holden. , woods or else go home. their Home in ueno, Hevaoa. FOR RENT Fum. houses and apts., Mvs. y0com, of Alsea, Ore., is visit- Vlco President Curtis, however, Secretory, of State and Mrs. Stlm wlth baths, clean, quiet, low rates. , lng (rlcnds in Perry at Present. will dip into the polo nnd regatta 50n are headed for tho Maine woods ""i ww,.n. in. 1 -. 'FOR RENT Cool, mod. rooms. Day. ! week or ponth prices. Reasonable. P' cooimoaern apart-, ment, 2 beds, Fngiaaire, UMii Landls - FOR RENT Rms., over Sllverthorn ,. ' Wright Drug storo. 7-10-tlJ FOR RENT Mod. garage.-Ph. 246-J. . . .i 74-M. MISCELLANEOUS" CE'B T A Hr iWMTIf nhMit i.mip hnil.a moving, 2004 Adams avo. 8-10-0 tp. Z : - L- BOARD AND ROOM In private fam-! lly. 006 Main. Tel. 016-W. Also ' garage for rent. - 8-19-3t ; BUILDING AND REMODELING work done rignc on time, fians an 1 rates without obligation. Cull Malnj 86. E. Austin. 7-28-lmp. EASTERN OREGON School of Music, violin, piano, voice. Credits. I. O. O. F. temple. 447-J. 6-9-1 m. LA GRANDE MATTRESS & Up- ,.,... & Ru cleanlnn Works. Phone 424-W. Chas. Edwards, prop. 12-l-im. MONEY TO LOAN Wo are represen tatives for tho Prudential Insur ance Co., and can make farm or city loans at attractive rates of in terest. Chas. H. Reynolds, Insurance, loans and bonds. -money TO LOAN on Improved city nmrairtv. straight loans on install ment plan. Lowest rates. United States Investment Co. Ph. Main 33. 8-16-1 m. LOST LOST Bunch of keys between Is land City and Hllgord. Leave ot Observer office. Reward. 8-19-2 t. NEW YACHT ON PACIFIC ev nreno lift The P. C, a new type of yacht designed by Ted Geary. has spread us wiub " The craft measures 32 feet In length, and has a sail area of 353 square feet. Tho annual Pacific Coast regatta at Newport Beach sawthe boat Installed as a regular in the competition. WOMEN'S SUFFR.MiK IN BRAZIL Rio DE JANIERO ft Rio Grande do Norte ls the only state in Brazil i which has granted women inc rigni, to vote. MBRMBMBBOsmMBaBS - t- n l I P ABSOLUTE serenity charac terizes our service. Every thing is done with quiet effi ciency and no detail ls permit ted to escape our Attention. You can depend upon us. TVfi Understand Snod grass & Zimmerman Main 62 Counties FOR TRADE WANTED TO TRADE 2300 acres of range land for city home. Call 809-J. 8-18-tf. PERRY PERSONALS By Mrs. Mary B. Kutl (Observer Correspondent) PERKY, Ore. (Sueciall Guests of I Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Wright during tne last week were Mrs. J. R. Fletcher and her niece. Miss Alice Fletcher, of Cove. Miss Iola Robertson, who married Osbyrn Olsen lost Friday nt Baker, is a nleco of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Rob ertson of this community. Mrs. E. C. Kelly has moved to Perry from Kamela. Mrs. Kelly Is attending E. O. Normal school this summer. Her niece, Estella Lyell, and nephew, Jack Horstman, are living with her while her husband is away at work. Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Carman had as their guest the last weekend their son, who Is employed at Meacham. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Robertson have had as their guests the last week Mrs. Robertson's sister, Mrs. A. E. Bock and Mrs. A. T. Stevens, of Portland. They left for their home Wednesday. Mrs. J. H. Booher, who has been 111 for several weeks Is not improving so rapidly. She has had to rciurn to the Grande Ronde hospital. Miss Lorraine Smith recently re turned from a trip to Pendleton. - Mrs. Emma Morrison, who recently sold her home hero, has gone . to North Powder to mako her home. Mrs. Calvin Wright, of Perry, and her mother, Mrs. Carl Haag, of Cove; motored to Freewater and visited over the weekend with their sister and daughter. Mrs. Carl Burdick. Mr. and Mrs. Shell Price, 'of La Grande, were visiting friends In. this community one day last week. - Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Pieraon and children recently visited relatives at Kamela. Mlui Vprtla Mnn Morris has returned home after having spent the last week ; visited relatives In the Grange Hall j district. . : At a special meeting of tho Perry . school board, f. V. uirman was elect- cd to take tho place made vacant by m. ana Mrs. LiUUis uicciiiiub", , ! " Mr an, Mrs. p, Brnden rec(!ntly , entertained Mr. Braden's pjirents Mr, ) . .1 nff-n TCcbH Rrnrinn nl '.I .ft lirRllClG. . stouder has returned tl.oal.lft.rVi8W ot soveral dfiyiT'on the I cdast. She wa.s accompanied home 1K mntlinr iLTrn Vnrnm. , ' Rnb .-i, and Mrs. Wnr,am .nfn-rlo rnrntlv Visited Tela- Charles - Morris . recently visited rela tives fft Summervllle. . .. . 'MxSv.Gcrold Pierson spout a couple of days W: Baker lastjweck- Mrs. F. A. BlBiicho-d recently gave o shower -honoring her dojightor, Mrs. Robert- Hawkos;". ttfr" the? Blanchsrd home. Those -'present Were Mrs. C. W. Chandler. Mrs. Julia Mason, Mrs. ivonnera. mrs. ,wx,im G.- Henry and Mrs. C. B. Piatt, all of La Grande. Mis. Blanchard's daugh- ter. Mrs. J. R. Stonlcy. of los m- gelcs, Col., and the honor, guest, ine afternoon was spent in k"1"" visiting after which dainty refresh ments were servea. Mr. and Mis. Louis Grccnough ore improving their new homo in Lower wini. hv bulldlm: on attractive new lence along the front of their prop erty. This ls the residence property formerly occupied by Mrs. Hilda Carl- Mr. and Mrs. Leonard raniwuu small son recently visited relatives In Kamela. TO t KGi: ASH TRAYS IN AUTOS SALEM, Ore (fl1) Fire chiefs in Ore gon plan to submit to the 1931 legis lature a proposal that automobiles carry receptacles for matches, cigars and cigarct stubs, to curb the fire menace along highways. . Inter-island planes flew n total of 107,690 miles in Hawaii without mnk- lng n forced landing. ' SCORCHY SMITH SfrUf& Vt Vl If' flXXfjj STV' FO" THE OUTDOOR Trademark Registered U. S. Patent Office GLORIA ToMOI?RovV, MAtEMOISEUES.ST TW FRENCH ( BUT HON; - WE UAVg (VettHAPS, - IF ALL IS 2E GRAN' PRESENTATION MANNEQUINS ZG ONE GRAN' SETEG THE GIRLS CAN D6 LA MODE D'AUTOMNE. AREN'T VERY DRESSING-ROOM FOR. ) UWfBJANP WF WILL SPEND TOPAY j J FRIENDLY To OS.- ( ALL - WEWJAyE FIND I EACH OTVlEK; J- IN feEHEARSAL, AN' f f DO WE AMERICAN Vf . A IT r- ' FlTYING Z6 GARMENTS v ffiRLS GET A SCPaijte ft BETTER ) )) TX ,sy- THE ODD JOBS MAN grV YOU HAPPENED 7 V ' jT WHEN THS FEUUR ( f JS I -&USTE) HIS l X S&Vt 10JO Tho A. P, Qrost Britain Weill" Hesirrss Officials Shun Smart Resorts, Capital Chiefs Take to Woods liv Sue MiNiiinara (Associated Press Staff Writer) WASH1NGTON (P) Cabinet of fl- ccrs. members of congress and their j There they can take off their col- in. Rppk relief from the heat on ; their own front porches. . ' yery fow congressmen, seek smarc summer resorts. They take to tho n .mnsn ipri or New ion as KUCSV oi - : . v "L 'J t . no . PU havln. i d ' mter so thllt ne . i.. ,. seldom had an evening for the, home but his .daughter, .-Caroline- much returned to Ln Grande, Saturday aq cpmforts leMoyQsi ', . ! ;' . : -. j feted, since Coming to, Washington, is iComponied' by his cousins, John and Senator Boran is anxious -io - re - Highway Oiling : Operations Near Kamela, Oregon ' lly Mr a'. C. K. '1 HnrnltiirR (Observer Correspondent) KAMELA. Ore. (Special) Oiling operations are under way on the highway close to Kamela, now and son It will oil, be completed as far down the hill as Glover. The high way on Glover Hat which' waa closed while it wns being worked over is now open to traffic. Much work is being dono-now between th?re and Plvo Points scrtfica station with the steam shovel at work on the biulfs over looking the river. Kamela people are beginning to feci assured that the dnngcr of a water shortage here this summer 1b over v t supply and now tho worst of the hot weather ls apparently over ana more ruin Is held Ukely. An electric storm Mondnv aHernoon brought several heavy rain showers and some hail. It is much cooler now during the day and the nights are quite cold A very enjoyable community party honoring Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hawes was given at the F. P. Brookes home Friday evening with almost everyone in Knmela attending. Mr. and Mrs. j Huwcs have moved to the M. Booth Trademark RcglBtored U. S. Patent Office turn to. his Idaho home, but by doc- Mrin0rfte,r? 'B Bpcn"n8 " mo"tl Maine first , Senator and Mrs. Charles L. Mc- tho pines will supplant the heat of Washington. . Cool climate haB lured Senator and iwrb. ;iasKer uoaie, wo. Aiiey uio ling a tour of Alaska before, going to nnd Attnmpv npnnrn nnd Mi's. Mlt- X'ZZL2Z"JJZ2r- f L' "T'l , l", . . sneaking tour of the wost. i. " . . - vitiiwiiH rir.enus-in' xrentou, wuhbuuii. j? anoh -near. Meacham-after, a two- year stay here. They have been active in all community affairs and will be :n)qed'b)foall. '- They .were presented by Mrsi BviP.1 Brookes? 'on 'behalf tit tho community, with a set of kitchen utunaliis'. T begin tho evening,. cards, wereenjoyed, Uoh' pinochle and "501T bo) we played Mrs. O. Flitas hold high sebve for "600,v"ond H. Casteel low; Pinochle 'winners -were Mrs." v.- u. Schubert and Mrs. R. Rlggs and those receiving consolation prizes werq Mrs. M. Broms and Mrs. J. Clouston. After refreshments were served sing ing, music ad dancing ended tne pleasant evening. -;' 1 , On Saturday the R, Hawes children wcro honor guests tit a community picnic at Spring creek about a mile back of Kamela. Even little Frances Hawes, who 1b an invalid, enjoyed the day. The children played games un til they were tired ana. wcro men served punch, sandwiches and cake before returning home. Mrs. a. ien, nlson and children, Ernest nnd Iona, Maude Brooks of Meacham, Helen Carlson, of Yakima,' Dortha McCoury and John Larson, of La Grande, wore also guests. , "Virginia Wlgglcsworth returned to her home here last Saturday after spending most of the summer in Wallowa county with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Antone Carlson' nnd daughter, accompnnied by Mrs. J. Carlson nnd son, John, drove from their homes in Ynklhia Saturday to THREE PREPAREDNESS By Oscar Hitt 6-10- visit Mrs. J. Carlson's husband, Bn- sinct.- unaii, ..4j , reifttivca ln mirKee. ; , . ino quniiues.niiw, uvicuw ui v.re"-: tiundny. They say tho early peaches Rnih riBBs, of Kamela, left sun- tal civllliatlon; and tholr relation To hnvo all been picked in Yaklmn nnd jdny to worK nt Mcssner, Ore. MrB. motherhood, tho child, tho Jotnt'fnm prepnrntlons nre being made for pick- Rj BS nnd cnnd,en spent a fev days ny, : education, lnbor conditions, arts lng tho Into crop. visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs'.' and emits, nnd the, spiritual lno will , Mr. and Mrs. W. Lnno and daugh- John Heath, In Pendleton. Douglas bo discussed. , ter, Helen Mae, arrived homo Sundny i evening after an enjoyable camping l .'In nwir Lehman Sorlnus. Mr. Lnne. who has been sick, has Improved con- ! siderably. w n nin. aD n nvtr. helper In Kamela store Fridny. I ,,. ,., .r r left the encampment on Johnson, : crcok. i Mrs. Lyons. Her emnamu. j Hnrry complnincd of ri Judgo's de- Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Barnes spent a Lyons, accompanied them homo io. 6lBlon. on a nose tinl8h, and Ed. Cor ahort time sheppins In Ln Grande , a short visit. ..irt.ri rlgon, Harry's boss, hit him ln the Monday. ' Tho recent 5lect1' .j Jaw:. Harry .aaltl he thon decided to Mr. and Mrs: c. E. Thornburg and! . several smal forost fires M--"I seek' less' vlolciA'-work. ., son, Ian. and their house guests, Fin- lay Gordon and Gordon Hnskett, wera La Grande visitors ctaturaay. : John Larson, who spent most of the sumninr ot- tllrt 1) Ml. WOP) hOITie hCrO. Warren Hawes, who win visit in, ij Grande for a short time before join ing the-rest of tho family nv motr new nome at Mcacnam. Guests Sunday at the P. Blever homo here were J. J. Gnvlh. of Seat tle and bis sister, Mrs. Charles Gump, of La. Grande. Mr, Gavin,; who Is a former railroader ' and has many friends hero, had been visiting rela tives and friends ln La Grande. With his Bister ho was on the way to Eu gene to visit another sister before re turning to scauie. Mrs. E. Chelf and granddaughter, nnttv Tiurni-a and Arva Dyer, loft for Portland Sunday evening. Miss Dyer j makes her home in rortiana wu aunt, Mrs. D. Blackburn. She has been spending tho summer in Kit-t-mola with her aunt, Mrs. F. Bt-, Barnes. She will remain In Portland for school but Mrs. Chelf and Miss. Barnes will return horo after a short j visit. ' , Dortha McCoury, ot La Orando, is; in KntnrOn nt nrescnt visiting friends , here. Miss McCoury is a former Ka-; mela resident. j Mm A..t.nckott and son, Jimmie, . arc Portland visitors this week from Kamela. . ' , Mr. aud Mrs. A. Kennison and fam ily, of Meacham, wcro at Kamela, Monday. ' Mr. and Mrs. H. Horstman. of Ka mela, returned from the Union Pa cific meet nt Ogden. Utah. Monday morning. They report n very enjoy able trip, spending one day In Salt Lake City before returning. Mrs. C. O. Schubert and daughter. MUSKETEERS niiit baton hp npp-i irinus' But if You'd jjfft. -gT,yiTTr"''f?T" i)L ViTjrre I jost hope it dobsn't ' iTlv&?$$?rW dw WuKMimixmi It give you both a nijmtmare!k J&YVL Y&r"OKOUHO- X JMKll'b fJfiVf- V 7 TEL1- M6 IF IT , OOODNlOMT.BETTyAI IT WOOUD BE VVORTH IT N srttK m VV TASTES ALL RIGHT.1) THE SECT COOK. IN .MM BErTv! ' , lv' ylj Jl THE.WORID! "A SP.lm TOMORROW I BE COIN' i ft 'SS: rC:, Ifn,, X. I TO SHOW SCORCHY HOW ";'?Li .''i,v''C 23fl ' I IMlIllrTl I j lWM io bun oou like a y ltf 1 Fess, New G. 0. P. Captain, Prefers The Homely Hoe To The Golf Club WASHINGTON W) - A mild-man- i Fess docs not smoke,' never iouches nered man of the old fashioned lllquor.-Is n Indifferent ttaeaterscwr . school teacher typo, who likes the ,ner tM 'clt " lure of tl10 feel of a hoe handle better than n,B" 1 ," , ,,, -, hlm . niblick Is the new director cencral H1" eldor Blster' wh reared him. Sf the renuhllcarl nartv 8C ' Uald: "Sammy never went to the barn of the republican party. ! dances but whenever there was a Simeon D. Fess. born to extremo r-n.-.nn- hen v vmn rlrrht there - poverty and schooled In tho privation HlB colleagues In the sjnate say which Is tho traditional training no ls a "horso for work." Reading. I cainp for American success, has risen gardonlng and, walking are his dl to tho chairmanship of tho rcpubii- versions. Ho ls said to bo ono of tho lean party by dint of extraordinary hcst informed men In the country, , labor and loyalty to his party. on the llto f Lincoln. Ho has been a stalwart, since tho He ls the first republican chairman, 1 gold standard days of McKlnlcy. . from Ohio since Mark Hanna. t-v. .... ,.i.i.. ., v.i. low' Springs. Ohio. Is strikingly dlf I fcrcnt in type Iron) the old-time po litical, leader. He Is tho antithesis of I the "granlto-Jawcd, thick-necked boss j with big black cigar In tobacco staln j cd teeth" of popular fancy not so iriany years ago. . . : ! Lillian, and Dortha McCoury wcro In ' Baker on business Monday. They werq ' accompanied homo by Mrs. Schubert's j grandson, Donald Johnson, who has been visiting relatives in uiiKer uur Mrs i, C. D,Kelley. of Perry, drove ito Kamela, Monday to bring homo her nephew. Jack Horstman. JacK spent a few days In Perry while his parcnto wcro ln Utah. , Mrv and Mrs. n. Hawes moved to Meacham Sunday. . Mr, nnd Mrs. P. O. Finns drove to La Grande Saturday. Kamela peoplo have been enjoying ontertnlnmont provided by n transient Scotchman who Is 83 years of ago. Ho Btoppcd. over horo on tho way to Baker, recently and is now. returning to th6 coast hitch-hiking; He Is a skilled pianist and finger and hint been giving llttlq concerts ln various homes here. His namb ls Ed MacBob- crts nnd his home ls oi) the const, H6 was In Baker attending, the legion cohvbntloiV. Ho plans o bd In PortJ land to play at Lotus "Isle, Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. P. Blever drovo to La Grande Saturday. , Mrs, C. L. Hudson' rcturncd to Ka- mela Friday evening after a visit with roturned homo with thorn on Tues- day alter a week snent there. Mr. H. Hood and children, Ray- mond and Arcelta, returned to their home In Kamela after a pleasant trip 'in Amitv. uro.. wnere tiiey uwil u ranch. They returned by Lnsv!cw Ahi-rdecn. Wash., spending n short time with Mrs. Hoods daughter. gion, on quiio. :iuo - j under control, tho heavy rains being very helpful in extinguishing them. Is: -bolnR'. erectect at- 'auminl1i':.rnng9i:iiinivnllliani. In Gor- statlon ls nenrlni; completion. - Sou want to I HISSINGS J PRESERVE THE PEACE better Put an INTERPRETER. IN WITH us. r IN WITH He Is a Metnouist, a i. m. j. n. worker and was superintendent of a Sunday school at Ada, Ohio, for many yean:. , Ho Is a thirty-third degree Mason, a Knight of Pythias and an honorary mombor of the Kotary, Klwanls and, Lions clubs. ; ' LEAVES 11 CATS, 7 1)0(18 ',' AT JAPANESE PALACE WASHINGTON lFi Mrs. Charles , Burnett, an American woman who he rcturncd to this country, Knowing her love for animals, the t Japanese wore constantly making . M Burnott glfta of. prize canines j tabbies. lt WM through her friendship with 'Baroness Takeko Kujo, sister of tho nrclcnt Empress Dowager, that Mrs. Burnett wns able to do so much ros- mi work for japancso animals. The ' Bnron(!Sa Ravo her support to the ''.. " , . . , V ' , ' , i . .. ASIATIC flOCIAfr QUESTIONS I :, .WaMBN'C CONtiKESS OPICS " -r - ' i GENEVA W An all-Asia women s conference, for the discussion or so- clal questions, will bo; hold In India next winter, the International Labor " office states. .... -. . I Lahoro has been tentatively chosen tho: inecUhg place, nnd Invitations : have been sent to women of 30 Aslat- , !. ic countries. ' "' ' PUNCHED OUT OF SADDLE, JOCKEY IIKCO.MKH Sljnitn CHICAGO P) Harry . Morrlsey, startor nt tho Hnwthorno race track; wns punched out of, th6 snddlo Into the stnrter's role. It wns ln 1899 nt ( , . 1 WOMEN VOTERS OUTNUMBER MEN , i By John C. Terry By Julian Ollendorff tgrSO TrAT WE CAN BE SURE THEY'RE y Mot saying the tviings about us jf Eli I m