La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 30, 1930, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENtNGOBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Seven ? 1 4 v J 1 LASS U v i IFIED AD The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties, i WANTED YOUNG MAN wants board and room In private family. Hate must be reasonable. Ph. 483-W. 8-30-1 t. WANTED To help with housework or care lor children. Inq. Observer. 8-28-3 tp WANTED TO BUY Carload of work horses weighing 1400 lbs. and up. Also carload of good milch cows, fresh or heavy springers. Leave particulars of what you have and where can be seen at this office. b-20-0t. WANTED TO BORROW $2,200. Can give city property valued at $5000 us security. Call Observer. 8-26-5 t FOR SALE FOB SALE Bartlett pears and 2 calves. Cheap. Main 890. 8-3U-U FOR SALE One Slightly Used HOT AIR FURNACE Price $100. We do all kinds of sheet inetal work and furnace repairing. LYNCH PLUMBING COMPANY. 8-30-1 t Observer Want Ad Rates - (Count five average wordg to taw lint).) Per line, lat !nnervion ipq Per line, each added consec utive Insertion 7c Minimum charge on 0110 order , ,16c UAT3S BY MONTH S Hnea, per month 3 line:", ptr month 4 11 ii f s, pur month (i mien, per month FOB SALE OR TRADfc. For cattle or grain, 6 full blooded Chester White brood sows. Bred. Write or phone J. L. Westenskow. Imbler. 8-30-3 t. J1.B0 .13.8 & .34.00 14.76 ICach additional line over flva chfirRed at 60c per line per month. CASH IN ADVANCE la re quired on all Classified orders to earn those rntua. Higher ratet charged on all credit Insertions. Copy for all O.aenlfied orders muit be In this office by 10 A. M. UAV OF INSERTION. Bu.p orders on ad Inserted until far ther notice muut bo received by the same hoir or extra Insertion will be charged. Telephone orders solicited. Cash ratea may be earned on phono orders by payment on or before ualu of last Insertion. PHONE MAIN 600 . "An Observer Want Ad FOR SALE: Pure bred Pit bull pups, 1115 V avenue. 8-30-1 tp. FOR SALE Five room new bungalow, lull basement," furnace, fire place, double garage, corner lot. Price 44200. Small payment down, balance like rent, 401 O ave. Phone 017-J. 8-30-tr. FOR SALE 200 White Leghorn liens, one year old, 75 cents each. Guy Thornbrue, Hilgaid. 8-29-2 tp. MONEY TO LOAN on Improved city property, straight loans on .install ment plan. Lowest rates. United Stntea Investment Co. Ph. Main 33. ' 8-16-1 m. LOST LOST Between' end of south fork of Wallowa river road and Lostlne, small auto' tent, 9x7 on ground with fly. Finder will please notify Mrs. W. J. Belth. Joseph. Ore. or this office. 8-2SI-6 t. was residents that A. D. Boblnctte. the owner. will rebuild as soon as possible. The cooked food sale the women of Blue Mountain grange had planned to hold in La Grande Saturday has been postponed on account of the Round-Up. ' . , . . There wlU be no Sunday school here Sunday. Aug. 31. because of the gathering of the Union Sunday schools at Pleasant Grove, on that the only one In town and tho i KVjiItI01fi Fillinfl cnts of the locality arc hoping:' Ul. ItUfi S f UlUiy Silos This Week By Mr. Sell Klght (Observer Correspondent) LOWER COVE. Ore. (Special) Farmers' began filling their silos this Caudle Family Reunion Held At Emigrant Springs An event of interest to many Grande Sonde people took place at week. T. B. Johnson put up S tons Imlgrant Springs Sunday. Monday of ensilage oil Wednesday and Thurs- and Tuesday, when members of the day. A. L. Becker will fill his sllolcaudhi family held a reunion, Those In attendance were: Mrs. Marth May Williamson, of La Grande: Mrs. Belle' German. Mr. and Mrs; Bert Caudle, of Lostlne;' Mrs. drover Marlatt. of Gooding. Ida.; Orover Marlatt Jr., of Oooding, ldB..; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Caudle and daughters, Mable, Marguerite, and son Arthur, of Roggerson, Ida.:.1 Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bailey, of Hogerspn. Ida.; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Caudle Jr., and daugh ter, Sarah . of Lostlne. Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Rollins, and daughter, Leola, and, sons John and Kenneth, of Imbler, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Nlederer and sons, Levon and Arlo, date, it wi i oe an au-aoy on Saturday. : There was In attendance, relatives r'.-f " i"""- V?. " not weatner continues wnn every- from Oregon. Washington and Idano; A sDeaker from Baker Is expected u , -i- nnAnD n . - 1. to address on the program, several Jean wmium8; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Williams, of Cove, is ned DUt ali enjoyed themselves vis- Iwaler, Ore.: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cook, ';iting and with partaking of the goodlof Pendleton: Mr. and Mrs. L. ' C. speaker fiom Baker Is expnea tnlmj ncedlng grain. Gardens are dry- '80me wllo had not meet for nearly .0l La Grande: Mr. and Mrs. Wm oe presenv lu B.vu v.. F"''K mg up In this locality. Itwentv vears. Hook and ' daughters. Genevieve. No special entertainment was pian Mable. Dorothy and Bonnie, of Free- program. Several from Grange hall are planning to attend. FOR RENT 5 rm. house, bath, gar age, woodshed. 1908 Adams. 8-30-2 tp. FOR RENT Furn. house with 4 bed rooms, close In. Call at 902 Main ave. 8-28-3 t; FOR RENT Modern, furnished room Grange Meeting To Be Held Saturday Hy Mrs. Charles Spencer (Observer 'Correspondent) GANGE HALL (Special) Because of tho county grange picnic date coming on Wednesday, Sept. 3. the regular meeting day of the Blue Mt. grange has been changed to Satur day. Sept. 6. At that time plans will be made to put on the initiatory work at Mt. Fannie grange the last of the month. On Monday morning. Sept. 8, Mrs. Inez Jenkins will begin her fourth yertr as teacher of Liberty school. Mrs. Charles Spencsr and son, Joe. accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Huff and Mrs. A. E. Huff to Rob inette. They spent Monday with the Leo Winn family. Mr. and Mrs. Winn, former residents of this neighborhood, are residing on a fruit farm which they purchased a year ago. The peach crop on the place is almost a total failure but 'there Is a good crop of erapes and pears. Melons and tomatoes are also plentiful. Saturday morning. Aug. with private entrance and use of j 23, at 3 o'clock there was no little telephone. Close in. $10.00 a month. Call 57U W or 1805 Third street. 8-29-3 t. toil HENT 5-rm. furn. house after i Sept. fl. Ino. 2508 N. 4th. 8-29-3 t BELL OR TRADE For old car. chick- , . ens, cow, or anything of value. 000 FOR RENT Furn apt., steam heat, lb. 5 yr. old mare, 1 early spring l (JOG Wash. .s 8-29-2 t colt and 7 mos. heifer. Cull even-' lngs, Alicel store. a-ay-a ip "kjix, nn.n i -wtuum uu uumu iui excitement in the Robinette neigh borhoou, because of the fire which English Girl Is Facing Gar Wood In Speed Contest DETROIT, Aug. 30 An English girl who can do a man's Job on the water was pitted against Gor Wood, silver haired veteran of countless speedboat races. In the contest for the championship of the world this afternoon on the Detroit river. Half a million people were expected to witness tho first 30 mile heat for the Harmsworth trophy. Miss Marlon Barbara Carstalrs has two boats en tered for Great Britain to challenge Wood's supremacy in the field of un limited hydroplanes, the Estelle IV and the Estelle V. Wood will defend the trophy for the United States with Miss Americas V. VII and IX. If challcnttiiur and defendlus boats perform according to expectation, the record average speed oi 7o.a7 nines per hour for a 30 mile heat made by Wood last year will fall. Wood has admitted he faces the most serious threat of his title since he won the trophy ten years ago at the Is!e of Wight. The Estelle V, spending the week at the home ner aunt, Mrs. b. a. Moms. T. B. Johnson has one of the best fields of sweet corn grown In Eastern Much merriment was had when a charivari was carried out by those present. The newly wedded couple was Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bally, of Roggerson, Idaho, who were married just before starting to attend tho reunion. sss-'ss, "SoSS ;?TmK: come and g.tioads of It to dry and mfJ '5.'" lu H can. One sack full even found Its way to Lyle. Wash, and dossens of the big golden ears were put on the mar ket In Baker county by Mr. Hunter. It Is the Golden West variety. Nell Klght and family enjoyed a visit last Sunday from Mr. Klght's sister. Mrs. P. H. Cosner, and family, of Lyle, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Klght and Miss Nora Klght, who have spent the sum mer with N. P. Klght and family, ac companied the Crosners to their home In Lyle to visit for a few weeks. Mlos Vera Case, of Allcel, who will begin teaching Frosty school on Sept. 1, was In the vicinity on Wednesday getting acquainted. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Troy and son. of Portland, visited their sister, Mrs. A. L. Becker, last week. Wulter Johnson spent nis vacation with his friend, Teddy Beem, at Im bler. - eats In the open air. . .MItchcll, of Walla Walla, Wash.; and There were 35 members of tho fam- JMlss Amy Hulburd, of Gooding, Ida- liy present for Sunday noon and,"". i boxer, died In a hospital today of a fractured skull, suffered when hla head bit the floor after being knock ed out by Pavle Maler, MUWaUkea light heavyweight In a training bout. The state boxing commission or dered an investigation and Coroner John M. Schaefel an Inquest. Maler was not held but will be asked to appear at the inquest, date of which was not flxedi ' : BLACKS SAY OIL OOZF.S FROM AISTBALIAN CLIFF Fractured Skull , Fatal to Fighter OCONOMOWOC. Wis.. Aug. 30 Dean Spnuldliig; 28. Wlilte Water PERTH, Australia (fit Bush blacks have brought a strange oil tale to the mining town of Kanowna. They say that In the rugged War burton ranges. In country never visited by white men, there is a placo where thick liquid oozes from a cliff and the liquid bursts into flame If a fire stick Is ap plied. A prospecting party set out for the ranges with twelve camels and provisions for eight months. More than 100 cars of tomatoes will be shipped this season from the Ozarks section of Arkansas and Missouri. -r " ' WHITNKV BOISK ILL SAT. EM. Ore.. Auc. 80 (Ft Whit her latesCboat. Is powered with two ; ney L. Boise, 70. Portland lawyer, for giant Napior engines, developing ap- mer Salam resident and brother of proximately 2800 total horsepower at the late Judge R. P. Boise, suffered 3600 revolutions per minute. Miss a .paralytic stroke' In a Los Angeles America IX, is- equipped with two hospital, according to word received Packard engines, developing about here Friday. He was on a trip to Call 2150 horsepower at 2400 R. P. M. fornla In the hope of Improving; his Miss Carstalnf has announced, win health. Boise was chairman of the or lose, this Ib the lasl time she will state land settlement commission un- destroyed the general merchandise I compete for the Harmsworth trophy til- that department was aoouwnu store and post office. The storo because or tho oxpeneo involved. anout, two years ago, FOR SALE Jersey cow, young ducks. A. C. Nelson, Island City. I'h. 060-R. 8-29-tf. FOR SALE OR RENT 7 room modern house. Shade, fruit trees, and l low ers. Corner lot 100x110. Price S4500 cash or terms. Furnished It de sired, 407 Main St. Main and Oak Streets. Ed. W. Hackmnn. O-'i'J-lt. Ph. 290-J. 8-29-4 tp. FOR RENT-AdaniH. -3-rm. furn. apt.. 1905 8-28-3 tp r - --- : - :. , hlJ&K, : : - ii ! : ...... . ill- ' : r.y Look the World ; J J J , mv.:. L 7 , lWpl TIRES , :(- ' A ' S4t 1 1 VSK All-Weathers or Pathanders yA NQX IF YOU ai;e chiving an automobile without '-W&Sk- i'i'Sl ' f ,fi On Our Convenient "complete; insurance protection! Yoowe.at . i.V V J '"k,' 'U-i ' 'i jfl IJitJ' H':,Jfo TWIIl 1 Irrlr,l-""W ' ' to yourself to make provision against theffefire :,( I Vk .1 K'LW iWM-111'--'- ft 4 ' - ' c-Vj:-.::. and-'accidents.'- It -Is only-the very weaithyi-iman"!. 1to I ;H 1 BrfiffiSI " 5 fl PofiLv Potrmtnr Plan who ca afford fo drive an unmsuied car, for mot- LO f " I WW' ' ' . V18? 1 yf Ofc. ldu - . f 1 ' ' orists never know when they may be faced: yyuth (A ISlIi f .ii ' tEl WWf )') (U lulliOV y'ln(l ' )J 1 1 United States Investment Co. W. H. Bonnettkamp Co. 'I . United States National Bank Bldg. I ' ' " ' i' . ' . W " i' i I La Grande 0. W. WARNOCK, Mgr. v' Oregon Ml Fresh Stock -Full Guarantee-Free Mounting I . : :-J I ' ' ii. II I i in SCORCHY SMITH "''r":?BSJ!!?Sr. . ""FOILED ., . . Z ,' Ti 'k B on C P7y iefRF A CASeyVJe 7 " J Jrfrr ZJlc U 1 2Xtj& -- o '' WILL TEACH THEfA A U6SSON ) yYfr'7' a afetei mBr-rmm m'im v'ysjffrmn r mm mmm . M Wr?r w ' 'n-r-ZZik Trademark Registered ' ' " TTTFT RTfiHT By JuUail Ollendorff UJJUIVm u- l-ateni uiiiue : . " " ' . J I I 1 1 SKETCHES YOU MSB J n WMLH ifV WILL HAVE ' -tHIS.VWLK VOU WILL;- HOME WW YOU. TjLrks j TUmO J MAKING Of 2E MODES, J HQ 1 A. J3 HOMErO) IS'VTO SHOW NEVAIKt CT fSEA ' "LTtmo " rJ J dF&.S F jL ' the Open Road on the FOR REJIT Furn. G-rm. house at I 2J12 .cedar on Sept. 1. Call Grace Harness shop. 407-J or 322-W. j 8-27-t f. TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT All makes, both portable and standard lor sale or exchange. E, C. Tuckey. 103 Depot St. Opp. J. C. Penney 8-20-0 t. I btorc. 8-23-tf. hew HEAVY DUTY FOR SALE Beans, apples, cabbage, ..nrnitq tomatoes, nunipklns. Ph. I 438-J. Cove and Albany D uivh mnm house at li10 FOR RENT 5-rin. house, full basc- hardwood floors. Inq. 1008 First or : n,inr. suitable for private residence ' or apartments. Priced for quick anlc ' n,.rr.iint of illness. Phone 37b-J. Hill's dept. store. 8-23-3 t. CALL 854-J for canning tomatoes, ! . onions and potatoes. Froth PPy ' 2112 Third fit. FOR RENT Furnished apartment, 1B09 Adams. Main 682. 8-20-tf. now, 8-7-lf. FOR RENT Just relinisneo, reasou- . -j able prices, rooms and apts..-I. O. O. F. temple. if ' '. 8-13-.tr. : wiR. rent Furn. . houses and apts., 1B2U FORD MODEL A 3 window se- ; with bath?. .'clean,' quiet, low rates., i dan, has trunk rack. 2 well lender... I Adults. 13t0; Occernvottk -SW m " Hi.t covers. Guaranteed. l'J'J1 1 rr. cn,,twn Automobiles Seat covers. license. $550.00. Wright Drug store. 7-10-tt 7-3-tf. rumble seat. All new tires, 1931 t0R RENT Mod. garage. Ph.; 245-. license. S475.00. ,noo ruiru RTANT1AUD COUPC. All m'xrhnuled. Seat covers, 1'JJi cense, $385.00. 'mRS. P. S. ROBINSON Accredited 1B24 FORD TUDOR SEDAN. Perfect teacher violin and piano. Terms 5 new rubber. Motqr Just completely j MISCELLANEOUS -..t.n,,ii sont cuvers. l'JJl 11- condition In every way, 1931 license, ' 76.00. 1925 FORP T COUPE. A good buy. &76.00. 1026 FORD T PICKUP. Rucksell axel. Good rubber, 1031 license, $160.00. WE TKflUEi per mo.. 1408 4th. Ph. 276-J. 8-30-2 1. 1 PERKINS MOTOR CO. 8-28-1 t. 1024 FORD COUPE Body has never . been hurt and fenders are O. K. A good car for one who needs cco '. nominal transportation. 05.00. 1927 OLDSMOBILB DeLuxo sedan. Here Is an expensive car that has stood the big depreciation and Is now selling for 385.u0. Good motor, trunk in rear, excellent upholstery and good tires. Come in and drnc it. 1027 CHEVROLET COUPE-Nev; Duco complete motor overhaul, and oxtr. fine tires. This car has never been abused, 315.00. 1024 FORD TRUCK Don't miss this bargalnl Truck has Hat; rack bed good tires and reconditioned motor. , '4LARISON CHEVROLET CO. ' t DON'T FORGET the dance at Elgin open air pavilion every Sat. night. Lindsay's orchestra. 8-29-2 t. OLD TIME' DANCE Saturday night at Eagles hull. .. 7-31-3 t. NOTICE to my customers, I am now at 2707 N. Nuple St. Ph. 173 W. O. C. Fleshman, tho Rawlelgh man. . 8-27-t f. AFTER SEPT. 1. office of the Oregon Firo ins. Co. ooeratlng as , La Grande Insurance agency, will be located one door east of the ftnrtilnurpn hotel COffeO Shop. K. f . Baxter, mgr 8-27-4 FOR RENT sn OREGON School of Music Violin, inano. voice, ran ioiui opens Sept. 1. Credits begin Sept. a t n n 1? temDle. 447-J. 8-23-7 t. EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING New Heels and Soles Attached While You Walt ', TANNER- SHOE SHOP GVlov ITntfl BuildlllC. 8-21-1 m. i a -loANniz MATTRESS & Up- holsteVing & Rug Cleaning Works. t,i Ani-w rhns. Edwards, prop. 12-1-lm. 1 una RFNT Sleeping rm. Close in. ' MONEy TO LOAN Wo are represen- 1 F'?fTdeslrtd.9,:8:30.1J:j tat,veScJorBntheaPrUmdentla.Jrr- Professional Directory Physicians & Surgeons A. lu RICHAHUSOX, M. T. Physician and Surgeon Office over Glass Drugs Office Phone. M-16 Res. M-60 MCE II. IIOI'VV, M. I). LEW A WlIiKKS, M. B. Practice limited to diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. New Foley Telephone Building Maln 16 Awtrnlocrr MRS. FKKDKIill'K HAI.Mi: 3(11 X. AVE. Readings Daily. Readings by Mail a Specialty city loans at attractive r . tcrest. cnas. H. Reynolds, Insurance, loans and bonds. ROOFINO WORK Repair work or ony kind of a new root. """"' uiM.hmncl. U20-W. 3-6-1 mp. I PLACErUL f V'.Ull"!. Parts for all makes Starters, Generators and Distributors BURGESSlMTTERY " & ELHCHtTC 2 blocks east of U. P. Depot OUR service gives an Impres sion of peace and under standins. thus relieving the bereaved of all worriment and responsibility. We carry out all Instructions. We Understand Snodgrass & Zimmerman Main 62 W" Wi- V r.