La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 15, 1931, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, January 15, 1931 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Pape Seven WANTED WANTED All kinds of furniture and ' light repairing. Jos. Ward. Ph. 227-J. 1-15-1 t. WANTED To buy calves, 2 or 3 days old, 218 Depot St. 1-15-2 t. OJEACHERS WANTED For 2nd se mester positions and all high school subjects as well as grades and rural schoolB. Continental Teachers' Agency, Box 1224, Salt Lake City, TJtah. 1-15-12 t. WANTED Housekeeper. ' 377. Call Main 1-15-t f. MAN WANTED Good opportunity ' for a man with some sales ability to line up with a well established automobile business In La Grand?. Write Manager, Box 426, La Grande, Ore. 1-18-3 tp. WANTED To rent, for use In ft play, ' a lady's costume of the Elizabethan period. Phone 178-M. 1-5-t f. FOR SALE FOR SALE Reasonable. Avenue. ' Household furniture. Leaving city, 1605 L j 1-16-3 tp. FOR- SALE Cheap, small combine tractor and 2 -bottom plow, or will j trade for cows, hoes or what'have yoUijPMbne Farm. 208. 1-16-2 tp. FOR SALE 5 tube Grebe radio, bat tery set. Ph. 403 W after 6. 1-15-3 t. FOR SALE Fine dairy ranch fully equipped. For particulars write Box 22, La Grande. 1-14-3 tp. FOR SALE Two two-year heifers. See EarRZundel, La Grande Nat. bank. . 1-13-4 tp. wriH RALE Good shelves. Inq. Archie J. Murray, Hill Apts. 1-9-6 t. or sale Goats. Cheap. Good milk ;l " strain. Also 60 head of owes to let out on shares. Hot Lake sanatar ium. 11-8-t I. Automobiles , .- . USED OARS 1927 Oakland Coupe 345.03 1930 Chevrolet Truck ..' 660.00 1926 Studebaker Roadster 295.00 Dodee Sedan 165.00 1927 Paiee Sedan . io2fi Ford Roadster 125.00. 1029 Ford Truck 525.00 1920 Chevrolet Coach J35.00 jyu ( (jnevroiet vuauu j 1928 Chevrolet Coupe 375.00 ; 1930 Chevrolet Club Sedan 595.00 1927 International Truck 350.00 1929 Chevrolet Truck 525.00 1928 Durant Coupe - - 335.00 1927 Essen Coupe auo.uu 1927 Buiclc Sedan 495.00 : ,n t.j t,..i,., i4noo; All cars have 1931 license. j LARISON CHEVROLET CO. 1-15-1 t. NEGATIVE TEAM WINS DEBATE AT COVE HIGH n'y Mrs. A. 1. Conklln (Observer Correspondent) COVE, Ore., (Special) "That was the best debate we've had" said Mr. ! Springer, principal to the debating , club at the high school at the end of Monday's program. The subject j was "Resolved, that children unacr 14 vears should not be allowed to play on the stage," with Dora Lloyd and Christina Neiger for tho affirm ative and Darrel Welmer and Almon Geiss presenting arguments fbr the Carolina Woman. LOST 4T LBS. In 3 Months and Feels Years Younger - " , "I have been taking Kruschen Salts for nearly 3 months. I have con tinued, taking one teaspoonful in warm water every morning. I then -weighed 217 pounds, was always bothered with pains In my back and ; lower part of abdomen and sides. "Now I am glad to say I cm a .well : woman, feel much stronger; years younger and my weight is . 170 1 pounds. I do not only feel better , but I look better, so all my friends , .say. ... j ' "I shai'i never be without Kruschen . Salts, will never cease taking my dally dose and more than giad to : highly recommend It for the great , good that is In it." Mrs. S. A. Solo- , mon, New Bern, N. C, Jan. 1930." j "P. S. You may think I am exagger ating by writing suc.h a long letter but trily I feel so indebted to jm for putting out such wonderful salts that I canno.t say enough." A bottle ot Kruschen Salts that "lasts 4 weeks costs. but 85 cents at Red Cross Drug Store, Moon Drug Co.. Glass Drugs, Inc., and drugg'isis the world over. , Take one-half tea spoon in a glass of hot water every mcrning before breakfast. Attention to diet will help cut cut pastry and fatty meats go light cn potatoes, butter, cream and sugar the Kruschen way is the safe way to lose fat. Try one bottle and if j not joyfully satisfied money back. Adv. Professional Directory Physicians & Surgeons A. U RICIIAJIDKOW, M. 0. i Physician and Surgeon Offle over Qiaos Drugs Office Phone, M-16 Res. U-bt LEt: n. notrvY, M. n. LEW A WLLKES, M. D. Practice liraltM to diseases of the Eye, Ear, Not and Throat. Mew Foley Telephone Building Main Is DB. F. L. RALSTON Ejrt, Ear, Nose and Throat 1-7 SOMMER BLDO. Phone Main 77a. Astrologer MRS. FREDERICK BALMES 301 N. AVE. . Rest Logs Dally. Readings by Mail s Specialty SSIFIED AD The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five averaire vorda to tne line.) Per line. 1st insertion Ifle Per line, etch added consec utive insertion Mfuimum charire on one . 70 order tfin RATES BY MONTH lines, per month ...... l.n 5 lines, per lEonth $S.!5 4 lines, per month , fi a 6 lines, per month . $4.76 Each additional line over five charged at 60a per line, per month. CASH IN ADVANCE la re quired on all Classified orders to earn theno ratos. Higher r&tct charged on all credit insertions. Copy for all Classified orders must be In this office by 10 A. U. DAT OF INSERTION. StP orders on ad Inserted until fur ther notice must be received by the dame hoir or extra insertion will be charged, Telephone orders solicited. Cash rates may be earned on paone, orders by payment on or before uate of last insertion, PHONE MAIN 600 ,"An Observer Want Ad Wiil Do It" FOR RENT FOR RENT Nice south room, board and laundry, SI per day, 273-W. 1-16-3 t. MODERN 5-rm. house, unSum. Full basement. Close la at 103 Hemlock. Inq. 1701 Wash. 1-14-2 tp. POR BENT Plve room furnished S3C J. R. 1-14-6 tp. house, on Oak street. Oliver. FOR RENT 1 2-rm. furn. apt. Steam heat. Adults. Ph. 36B-W. 1502 Wash. 1-14-8 t. FOR RENT Furn. apt. Cor. 6th & N. : Phone 147-R. 1-13-t f. ! FOR RENT 3-rm. Heat, 1305 Penn. mod. apt, - i'13-3 1 FOB RENT Commodious furn. apt. Garage and etc. Landls Court Apia. 1-iO-t f, poR rent Store space, 27x1 10 ft,, formerly occupied by J. C. Penney Co., Depot St. Inq. Archie J. Mur ray. Hill Apts, 1-9-6 t. CU-VD X3t?XTt .. rPVtvan i-nnm iD'nlcharl : Pt. HOI O avenue. 12-30-t r. , poR RENT Mod. houses, unf,. Close , in n.ihh,hni lis.w ; 12-20-1 m. ' . FOB BENT Furn. rm. steam heat: garage, 1502-lst, 813-J. 12-20-1 m. FOR BENT Furnished opt, 180!-4th 1 street. 12-0-t 1. 1 FOB RENT Adams. Purnisbod apt., 1809 - 6A 10-30-t . FOR RENT Furn. houses and apts., with baths, clean, quiet, low rates. Adults. 1810 Greenwood. 8-10-1 m. - " " ' negative. The Judges were Warren Laird, Darrell Welmer . and Billy ciark. The negative team won. In the absence oi the president, John I Fisher, the vice presmeni, Cecil 1 Richards, presided. The rest of tne was as follows: "News program items" Darcv McCool; fin original : poem by Grace Hartley; .an oxtem i porancous talk by Bobby Duncan, . and ah cxtemporaneotis talk on un ! employment by Charles Fisher. ! Pupils In the fifth and sixth grades who have completed a year's work in mpnrMncr n'nnms in iesB than half ! a vbiu' are: fifth grade, Arnold Hall- i mark, ' Milton Horrls. Deimar Bich- I ards. Doris Clark, iois i;iarR u Marjorie Smith: sixth grade, Lewis . ! Hallmark. Mcrrll Orton. Kutn m- , made the required bok.-rcp;,nB "if- rtttu trrnriP. Mnrtorie SmUh, Don Mil ler nnd Deimar Richards; sixth gi-Rde, Bertha White, Lewi., Hallmark. Sixth grade pupils who have made j the best record In oral spelling are: : Helen Llold, Lewis Hallmark, unie Mill's, Ruth McNeill, Bertha White; tlftH rmrip. Don filllicr. ljuia ncrni i iRoy" wnson01 Lols CT and The nclpnt ana v.viv.nv w miu " and sixth' grade pupil? wore taken the first of September and tho Ilrst of January. All gained in height except, a few of the glrls.'Some of the boys gained' an inch or more . HMrlv f.U" m.iftP 1U IOr f....; . n isfnctorv iialns in welg.lt, the maximum1 -gain 'being 11 S-i pounds. Prnf o. a. Koruicer atcenueu iub second meeting' of the Schoolmaster's i club at La uranae nionuaj- Mrs. Sprl'-iger accompanied him tc Cox Auto Electric A. C. KEI.l.OfiO. Prop. BATTERY' and ELECTRIC SERVICE Phone M753 145 Adams action While our service Is ex pert and efficient. It la not without genuine affection. This enables us to carry out Instructions to the let ter. We Understand Snodgrass & Zimmerman Main 62 I Counties MISCELLANEOUS OLD TIME DANCE Saturday night at Eagles hall. 1-15-3 t. PLUMBING HEATING Ail Kinds of Sheet Metal and Furnace Work LYNCH PLUMBING COMPANY. 215 Fir St Phone Main 178. ROOFING WORK Repair work on any kind of a new roof. Call Chas. Hiidebrand, 620-W. 1-6-1 mp. ASK YOUR MEAT MARKET for Cove Krout; it contains all It's own Juice, minerals and vitnmincs, use the beat homo made. TRY IT, LIKE IT AND BUY IT. Karl J. Stackiand. Cove, Ore. 1-5-t f. AUTO AND WINDOW GLASS Cut and fitted on short notice. La Grande Construction & Supply Co, 12-19-1 m. GUARANTEED RADIO SERVICE On all makes of radios, Jewell test equipment. Reasonable rates. Wesley McDonald. Phone 140-M. 12-26-t f. GAS FITTING a speciality, plumbing and heating. F. A. Bairnes. Phone 1008-J. 12-23-1 m. SOMMER HOTEL Very special win ter rates. With or without private bath. 12-18-t f. EASTERN OREGON School of Music, violin, piano, voice. Credits. I. O. O. F. temple, 447-J. B-fl-1 m. LA GRANDE MATTRESS & Up holstering ft Rug Cleaning Works Phone 424-W. Chas. Edwards, prop 12-1-lm. MONEY TO LOAN We ore represen tatives for the Prudential Insur ance Co., and can make farm m city loans at attractive rates of In terest. Chas. H. Reynolds, insurance, loans imd bomls. La Grande and spent the evening with her cousin, Miss Eleanor Nlz ncr, an Eastern Oregon Normal school student. Mis. Elmon Cloward Edtth John son), of Nyssa, Is visiting her motlv Mrs. Mary Johnson. Michael Monowick. cf 13cattle. came last week for his daughter, Bessie, who has been visiting her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Harris. tiien liincoin, wno nas oeen em ployed at the Mt. Emily logging camp, Is at home at present. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Coniey were civen a charivari Tuesday evening cn- their return from their wedding trip to Endlcott, Wash. The- charivari party was made up of friends and relatives in the Lower Cove district we "cor- dlally welcomed hy the oriaal coudIo and entertained with a nice treat. Mr. and Mrs. uonley wm oe at home on their ranch Rbout a Peerless Coal It really is free from Rock and Slate am! DOES hold fire long- VANPETTEN LUMBER CO. PHONIC 'MAIN 533, "GOOD SEllVICE QCIOK" j SCORGHY SMITH 'WE WERELN'T VAe,SMG WO REMARKS WE WERE JUST WOWDER1NG .IP 0V VOULDNT LIKE TO GET in MTO OS 0M ft PAYIMS PR0POSIT1ON- -ratsr"i all ! j - I I ? I I i I ' I " gfT TiVr) 7 i GUESS TMESTOR V SEW CELLER i rf vtsKgrAjr litrmti kTmA vv hhsbummokerbkti is sore. i ftlX WH? ITSV THIS DUMP fSOE-MiHS POISON SVY Ji pj" STJ T V TrademarX Registered WELLO: -Ves. - OU, A WELL, WEU.; WELLO, GLOi3IA9 &C VlCP- JUST A MINUTE. 1 V TVlE IG USS Ln VlC A EAUTIFLSL, ' 4 jO I IT'S VIC, GLORIA; AU--AMEEICAN j TSn , U0 KN0W t f i &5ft IL Fo you. J himself. J , i(Nfl au. mkq 1?J f intZs) 1 7 -ty&Lm; V WCW f KNOtf TViAT JK&Sai mile west of town, the ranch former ly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Jabe Con-ley. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Kclley returned Saturday frcm Portland where they were married January 5. They wer3 given a family wedding dinner at the home of their mother,' Mrs. Mae Kelley. They will be at home about a mile east oi town in tne nome they have retited from Everett Poweli. ' Wheeler Attacks Statement Made By the President WASHINGTON. Jon. U (ffi Sena- tor Wheeler, Denwwrat, Montana, dc- nouuceei in tne sonaie loony -rresi-, feetod realize the extent of the suf dent Hoover's statement criticizing feiing. The dtsttster, he said, is n tho spimte's action in demandina the ? ovi,.,,,,- A..& io0SD(nni i the senate's action in demanding tho recall of three power commissioners. The Montanan said It was a "strange statement for a president to issue impumjing the good Inten tions of the senate" and it seemed Mi. Hoover had been "imbued with, the idea expressed in editorials In the Washington Post, and by Erward McClean, its publisher, wherein it is said : 'Here is the successor to Wnblngton, Lincoln and Cleveland. "I'm afraid the president has not only read with interest these elo quent editorials," said Wheeler, "but lias been reading what some of bis satellites have been saying about him, namely, Mr. Robert H.) Lucas of the Republican .national commit tee." PALEOXTOLOOIST 1IES SALT LAKE CITY, TJtah, Jan. W (T1) Dr. Earl Douglass, 68. widely knowi paieontoiogist, and discoverer , of Immense dinosaur deposits In East ern Utiih; died hero last night fol lowing an oueratlon. Dr. Douglass, a native of Medford, 1 Minn-, came to Utah in 1809 afte long service wun ma varnegie mu seum In Pittsburgh. VMJKKiOKS Ol'EUATION BOSTON, Jan. 15 Pt Major Gen eral Clarence K, Edwards, war time ; commander of the Yankee division. was operated on for a serious intes- a unai iroumo ax me MassacuuseitH eeneral hospital, early today. His condition was said to be serious. He , was takan to the hospital last night ' after a consultation oi physicians, ' The general ooserveci nis ist mrtn day on New Year's day. "See Fred and lie Ahead" BODY AND FENDER WORK Auto Tops, Glass, Curtains? WeltlliiB Fred's Body & Fender Shopi 211 Greenwood 2ES0nJTIQHS once made .are sure .. to, hold for the year! siO W WAR NOCK MGR Ti'ademark Registered U. 8. Patent Office "SlfHIIfliiiSlffilf VaL, T AW'T A1M.IM' TO SEUBRffm HUKT. TSEffi T U ! M H'i WERE. PRESENT BOTNOBOHy A1MT , VjyT La Grande And Corvallis Agree To Raise Quota SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 15 P5 A quota of nearly $1,110,000 hp.s been set as the Pacific Const urea's share of the $10,000,000 drouth relief fund proposed this week by President Hoover. a. E. Arne. manager of the Pacific Coast area of the Bed Cross, in mak ing this announcement yesterday, said nil Red Cross chapters in the area have been notified and many favoraole responses received. Arrw Rftlrt thnt. riiift 1 r thn Yin turn Cf cutslde the 17 states directly of- three years ago. La Grande, Ore., has already pledged its qootat as has Corvallis. The quota for Oregon is (530,003, The New York Yankee ball club, which finished third last year, played to 1,500,000 fans In home games. 'anuary One !i une-amr r Ladies' $16.50 j Oregon City Heavy Shaker Knit Pendleton All-Wool AH-Wool I Toboggan Coats Shirts Sweaters $12.95 $295 $3.95 STEVE HANDSOME IS AS HANDSOME DOES MANY LETTERS URGE RELEASE OF MILLIONAIRE PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. 18 (in uistrrcu Attorney ialus u. ijangioy sistent barrage of anonymous letters urging tne release oi weison . Bowles, mtlUonaire, and Irnm LoutKs, charged with the murder of Bowles wife. The letters, tho prosecutor cold, set i forth tho defense case in au orderly, -well-phrased manner, and apparently ; were from one source. , ; Mrs. Leone Bowles was efetWjed to ' death Nov. 12, Tho investigation into her death continued today with , questioning of Mrs. Mabel May, maid at the palatial Bowles home. Siie : was a witness at the coroner's in- ; quest and was also seen to enter the grand jury rooms when that invest!- , gat-ion was under way. Countering the move of the de- ; fenee In issuing a subpoens for Ray Shoemnfeer, court reporter ho toak the transcripts of testimony in the Bowles hearing, Langloy announced FOR TWO vercoats ' s - Half Price TRO TT "SETS !EM.UP" 1 BE. SETriM tMUPFtR. HOUSE. - AH' ANV CCMfTt RPUilN MAS 3CSF TO SETCtt WiW MB 7- AN THAP 66 MORS -Turn's a nice f no mccifi'.AuTim. lit, BIG SOV' I MAN IT -WILL Y&U L, BUT VSSLCLL WAVE V GO MGWSEBACK fiiCSM3 ft, f TO DO BETTER THAN ST y)TVj Mg tMAT.-lVE S6EN OUT N AFTERNOON, WM&A itrtti -we ss world, about ?A5i5lw The'aSd OCLOCKf iv&rPi Some V . (ifpijy ONES' the had sworn Shoemaferr in jspeciai deputy district attorney I'tancs Jttspiace taMireakers PTTT-IN-BAY, Ohio wi The win - I ter fcvU routs to this little island jand its vicinity, considered one of s the most hazardous in the United States and Alaska, is soon to be ; lml- iMv-D f k... th M or yra- LORLMER'S LA GRANDE CITY DYE WORKS Cleaners of Fancy Gowns Men's Suits Dry or Steam Cleaned Phone Iain 72 102 Va Depot Street - SUt'C&ftAOnS TO WAKDHOBE earaiice DAYS ONLY rice fit' JAOC Y, ALL RiGVfT, V!C; ER MdWTWJiyl ATT'eAR-At4'EC0KT J WMffffm I'LL. SE -ReAV. See vtxj A case ot "poisoa Ivy" kept "Light Horse" Harry Cooper from playing jto the H0.OOO Los Angeles open this year. The golf pro won the ; event m 1828. John Neshltt, ( r Fort Smith Ark., horseshoes which t the state fair in bes. "BO w lbB0' Ke "'fide t3y John C. Terry By Julian Ollenorfi WH-L, i'LL 5AV WS'S, SPEEOr"; AND, 3LOKIA, RESIDES BEING lates. VOOKIN&, 1 at , . .--.J HE S CvS '