La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 28, 1931, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSEBVE& LA GRANGE, ORE. Pa?o Seven Wednesday, January 28, 1931 (QLASSXFIED AD I The Market Place of Union and Wallowa ConnUei , WANTED j WANTED To borrow $7500 by client. Best security; for 2 years. . Apply ; '. La Grande Credit Ass'n. Rm. 18, La Grande Nat'l. Bank Bldg. ; 1-24-6 tp. .WANTED Woman for general clean- , Ing work. Call 315-W. Ir2a-3.t. WANTED TO RENT 2 to 5 acres with , small house, near town. Ph. 964-W. ! ... . i-28-i tp. ; WANTED Young married : couple , wants to ranch small farm or work ; pn. big ranch. , Call Farm. 67, On- j , Ion. ... 1-27-3 tp.l TEACHERS WANTED For 2ndB- j piester positions and, all high ; school subjects, as wetj as- grades j and rural schools. Continental ! Teachers' Agency, " Box 1224, Salt j LaRe City, Utah. 1-15-12 t. ! . FOR SALE PQR SALE OR TRADE 8 room mod- j .ern home, 1616 Sixth St. 1-28-1 1. 1 FOR SALE Harness and Xresno's. Ph. f ..465-:W- ... 1-28-3. tp. j FOR SALE 3 Ford dump trucks, l'j I yard steel .bodies. Warlord trans- j mission. Good condition through out. See Ray McCarroll, 1907 Wash, i-aa-i t. FOR. SALE OR TRADE-tt5 acres, well .. improved, 2 good chicken: houses, bain, jtrUit liouse .and other out buildings all in good condition. Priced right, reasonable terms. Call . 2004-lst. Phone 459-J. 1-28-2 tp. 2 COWS AND 2 heifers at a very low figure. ' All are registered and cows will freshen soon. 1 have most too many , for .my wife to milk.- Ray Duncan, Cove, Oregon. 1-28-2 tp. FOR SALE 4 foot wood. Ph. 662-W." ...,.., , . 1-28-1 tp. FOR SALE 7-rm. house at 807-N avo., at a bargain. Close Jn, good location, near school. Inci. 1605 Adams.- Phone 485-J. 1-gO-a-tp. Automobiles USED CARS ' : " 1027 Oakland Coupe 345.03 1930 Chevrolet Truck ... 050.03 1020 Btudebaker. Soadster ; 295.00 1924 Dodge Sedan .; ......... 165.00 1927 Paige Sedan 295.00 1926 Ford Roadster 125.00 1929 Ford Truck 526.00 1928 Chevrolet Coach 235.00 1927- Chevrolet ;Conch . ' 296.00 1928 Chevrolet Coupe 375.00 1930 Chevrolet. Club -Sedan 595.00 1927 International Truck 350.00 1929 Chevrolet Truck 625.00 1928 Durant Coupe 365.00 1927 Essex Coupe 295.00 1027 Bulck Sedan 495.00 1927 Ford Pickup - 145.00 All cars have 1931 license. LARISON CHEVROLET CO. 1-15-1 t. USED CARS 1924 Light Delivery $ 65.00 1025 Ford Model T Coupe 66.00 1926 Ford T Roadster 116.00 1026 Ford T Tudor 75.00 1027 Panel Delivery 125.00 All cars have 1931 license. , .. . - .WE TRADE i' J PERKINS MOTOR CO. MAIN 503 .,. 1-27-2 t. . Where Is 'Arcadia? -. Arcadia Is a picluresijiie district of tlie Peloponnesus. Greece, ami Is the traditional home of pastoral poelfy. The nntne figures largely in Greek mythology. Figuratively "Arciidin'' Is npplicil to any region of . Itlen), rustic simplicity and con-, tentment... Frequently the name is confused with "Acadia," the orig inal French name of Nova Scotia. Tathflnder .Magazine. Paker f-alte Accbrdipg to the records of tlie geographic bonrd of Cnnndn. linker lake was so called. In , 1762 liy Cnp tnin Christopher of the ship Churchill, who discovered the Inke dri itseenditig Chesterfield Inlet from Hudson bay in that year. No Camouflage Tombstones are n mono mental piece of fully. An epitaph cminot change, a closed record. Country Home. ' . Bred Plants in 1879 riant breeding experiments have been conducted since IbiH at -Mtciit gan State college. Evil, in Excess The best things carried to excess are wrons. Churchill. Acute Observation Fault is the one thins Hint Is usu ally found where It is not. Chi cago News. Vernon "Catfish" Smith. lill-SOUth ern football end, Is missing from the I Georgia basketball court tnis year. He was a star center in 1930. KSmt' Professional Directory Physicians & Surgeons A. Tj. RICHARDSON, M. , Physician and Surgeon Office over Qlase Drus Office Phone, M-15 Res. M-5S IiEfe B. BOUVr, M. D. LEW A WILKES, M. . Practice limited to dlaoases ot the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. New Fole7 Telephone Building Main II nit. K. V. RAI.STOS . Eye, Ear, None and Throat 1-7 BOMHER BLDQ. Phone Main 773. Astrologer MBS. FREDERICK BALME3 301 N. AVE. Readings rjally. Readings by Mall a Specialty Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five average wards - ' to tae line,) - Par lino, lt InaerUoo lfif? Per line, each add4 conaeo- utl? iosertioo To &Iinimum charge on ono order ,, RATES BY HONTH s jtuoBf per muma , 3 lines, per zcontfe . 4 lines, per mopth , fi Hues, oar sionth Bac$i additional Un over five charged at 60c" per Una per monqu .. ... . ; CASH IN ADVANCE Is Its quired on all Classified orders to eajm thsq nates. Higher rates charged qa &I( credit Insertions. Pppy tor ait Classified orders must be in Uiia office by 13 A. M. , DAY OF; INSERTION Step orders on ad Iciaerted until fur ther notice tnufit be received by tlie same hoar or extra insertion will, be jeharged . Telephone orders solicited. Cash rates nay be earned on ghoneiordsrs by. payment on or afore uate of last Insertion ' PHONE MAIN $00 f , "An Observer Want Aft "Will Do It" FOR RENT FOR RENT Furn,,, apt,,, one be proud of. Newly decorated through out. Cheap. Landis Court pt. . ... .. ,1-28-t t. FOR-RENT -Penn. Axe.-- Apt and garage, B02 1-27-8 tp. FOR RENTrr-House hear, high school. Phone 198-R. .. 1-27-3 tp. FOR RENT 1 2-rm. film, apt. Steam heat. Adults. Phone 369-W, 1502 Wash. . . - .. -.1-24-8 t. FOR RENT Furnished, quiet,' steam heated opts. Waverly Apts. Phone 03-W."' FOR RENT Furn. apt. Cor. 8th & N, Phone 147-R. . S rs; . J-13-t f. FOR RENT Three room furnished apt. 1101 O avenue. 13-30-t f. FOR RENT Furnished apt. street. .....1. ... 18Gb -4th '12787 f. FOR RENT Furn. houses and apts., with baths, clean, quiet, jfw rates. Adults, "1810 Greenwoods 8-10-1 m. "Stone of Destiny" Scone, n I'crtlisltire, Scotland, irns.the site of iiti old fllihey and the nliit'D of residence of the early . I kings of Scotland. It was also ljle I scene of their. coromiilin.'A.."stoiie' nf destiny" rns pnrt of tlie corona- 3 hy Kdwnrd I of Knglhnd In 12WI and. plnced In Westminster abbey, where it still remains guilder tlie coronation cluiir of the British : 'jw1'.'- ri?i- ' .'. Not Such a Much Moonlight is sumctltins we have all . woven Into drenms, into ro irinriee.. Into e;dtallort nmj trtsplni tlon, liilo snqsn. jipems. visions and itpfdrjiotten tiicinres., X.ott' for the descent, I hough . mil . esni-'t jy to Avernus. The man timt iitmmives the raliibnw and puts moonllsht upon the scales, BStys: -Tha total brislitncss of the moon Is lefkotied as equal tp a lOOc.'iiidle-power l.'imn lit ft distance of 22 yards.' Escltattge. Notes of Little Vaiiie About tljis pasjiim for note tak ing: Have you heard about the scholar who studied and studied, and wrote it all down In elftHorute notebooks, idles and piles of re markably edited notes (0I1, he was considered an educated tun:t I). They contained everything he knew. Then, nlnefc, came lire mid burned up his notes :1111a his textbtioks. And lie was a scholar no more. Detroit Xews. British flying clubs istucd 441 class A plito licenses to members during the fiscal year ended July 31. , The French air ministry allows the use of American touring planes la France free of charge for one year on presentation of American permits and licenses. ... National Batteries I ncoiutitlonal Guarantee $0.00 : Liberal Allowance for Your Old Battery, . OENERATOIt, STAKTEB . AND lOXITION. WOttK COX AUTO ELECTRIC 1435 Adams I'hone M MS ; D 1 GLORIA rSTSfr .' HE DELIVERS THE MESSAGE ? By JttBan OIlgRtior sx MtM&J I 1 CMC GATWAWW DlVHT VOU ( 1 W&U VW3UIX!" GIVE ME A CHANGE ) MISS JSfXON, MR. WIGK VVEU-7 I ' " J flirt (VST jJwJMil-diJ I HOVVD ) EVER OT TO SttAK TO M3U OUTSIDE J '. VANTS .WTO OSE ilVjNCff UT, MISS (LET tV r-4wjtr wj-y i ' upce 7 cj wyw 500 talk - j ' , x ; . ,v t MISCELLANEOUS AUCTIONEER jay Breshesrs grad uate to. .Auction College. R. D. No. t, Allcel, ore. . Ir20-l? tp. ROBERT BALLOT Graduate State Academy Music, Berlin, Germany, Teacher and niaker, .vloltn, cello. Studio and shop, Adler'3 Music Co. ... ' 1-34-1 ir.p MApAM CELMAR Clairvoyant and ftstroiogist. Readings daily.. Also by mall, 1.00. Date of birth, six ques tions, 180-3rd St. SOS-W. ROOFING WORK Repair work on any kind of a new roof. Call Chaa. Hildebrand, 820-W. 1-8-1 mp. AUTO AND WINDOW GLASS Cut and fitted on short notice. La Grand j Construction jfc Supply Co. . .- . , - . j ia-iu-t m. GUARANTEED RADIO: SERVICE On all makes of radios. Jewell test equipment. Reasonable rates. Wesley McDonald. Phone 140-M. 12-28-t f. EASTKRif OREGON School of Music, violin, piano, voice. Credits-1. Ot O. r. temple, 147tJ, 9-B-l m. LA GRANDE MATTRESS & Up holstering tz Rug Cleaning Works. Phone 424-W, Chaa. Edwards, prop ....... ... ., . 13-1-lai. MONEY TO LOAN We ara represen- tattves for , the Prudential Insur- . , ance Co.. and can. mafco farm oi . city loans at attractive rates of In terest, cnos, h, tteynoias, riBuraace, loans and bonds. , - FOUND i FOUND Pr! 'iiassss. Ph. SB4-W. . ... ..; .... i-ij-i if- King Zoo Consults Vienna Specialists Vienna, Jan. aa m King Zog, of Albania, reached here this morning from'Tlrnha for a consultation with Vienna specialists who will attempt to. diagnose his illneS3. ,t . Be. is .traveling strictly incognito and upon -his arrival went .to the Im perial hotel1 where he was visited by A host of satisfied cus tomers testify to the fine burning qualities ' of PEERLESS Coal. They all say that it holds fire longer. Van Pet ten Lumber Co. Phone Main 732 "Good Service Quick" SCORCHY SMITH jake uont you think IT IS A LITTLE UHra.tR TO FRAME TWESE LOWERS THIS WAV- WOOIDN T IT 86 MORE HONORABLE. TO i?0UN5 Tk'EM UP .Nt LtT TMEIA STAND TBIW DONE ALR6AW? Professor Julius Richaro Bauer, a specialist in internal diseases, fc ' Albanian, government officials said that reports of a breakdown 4& hta health were incorrect. His digestion has been weakened and he has a sore throat from smofctng 150 cigarettes a day, but beyond . that, he, only re quires a holiday. - .' Nhicteeri states have nations' guard air units on which the federal gov ernment spends, about 5S,Q0a a year. Bills . W to Asstictnteil Press itcuso bills tntroduceji; ... . ... HB 84 By Mott Relating to do;g i licenses. ... .... - i HB 95 By ilott Relating to in- f terest and penalty in collection of ; taxes. . .' 1 HB 08 By Jtott Relating, to in terest pn certificates of delinquency. HB 97 By ilanntng and" Andrewa Relating to interest, on delinquent taxes. .. ... ,. ..... 8B 08 By Andrews, Wlnstoy and Senato; Dunno Correct method 01 measurement ot seating capacity w buses. . ...... , HB 99 By Mott r Redemption of real property . and rate of Interest specified in certificates of delinquen cy Instead of at 12 per cent rate. HB 100 Bv Stockdnle Setting aside Canyon Crecte game refuge and pertaining to boundaries. ,,t . HB 101 By Ciackamas County dele gation Regulating fishing in Wil lamette river, Willamette slough and tributaries.- , ,-. HB 102 By committee on labor and Industries Providing for pay r j ment and collection of waes and' epr forcing rights of employes in regard to such. ' j HB 103 By Multnomah county delegation Relict for Mrs; Gertrude j Denny." .... Passed by senate: , . , . I HB 17 By Nosh Relating to terms Of county courts. , '",,. SB 09 By Booth and Upton To j amend code relating -to erection of memorials for soldiers and sailors. ; . Signed by governor: . HB 8477-By Joint ways and maaris ccmmittee-Appropriating J53.00B for additional whig at state penitentiary. hb 64 Bv lolnt ways and means committee To provide for, payment of deficiency claims against statp. Senate bills introduced: SB 7& By Bailey Amendment providing that two or more Indict? ments against one person may be consolidated into one indictment. . SB 78 By Bailey Amendment providing that when two-or more de fendants are jointly Indicted they may be tried seporately or Jointly In the discretion of the court.' SB 77 By Crawford Amendment relating to foreclosure of liens. SB 78 By Dunne Prohibitmg the use of oleomargarine in state IhsllT tutions. SB 78 By Dunne Amendment re lating to otischments." I YOU have never hai anAfflBENI you, shotild be the first to take but mnmm O W WAR NOCK MuR Trwiemark Registered " U. S, Patent piXice SSti&-&tS lT- L" Ff'VKSfiSbB ucHse-pftsTrtAKA.eooBif w3ed fteTfe f t eft ur-keepw 'prisoness - So i Wi-U-yXr Arw'RACKso-mW pHKereuLovK. i "rZFJZX SB 80 By Dunne Resulting mo tor vehicle ooerators- to have at least a hour of rest In eight and P'o- moiimg toeir. oeing on amy mare than 10 Iri any 24-hour period. SB 81 8y Burke To repeal allthnriirfnir crpfltion of hEehWBV ml- prpveineiit fisWs.-; .' , , . . - . SB pry . Sgnator Cravyford and t' "iuiuur .I'll "u. tinruiTt ROMANCE was shut out from their I , I Starting La Grande Evening Observer piSMWii v Kzzizxs &m&r --Kr IReprescsitatSv AngeH-r-TO pitiVltt for j levy of attachment or exocuttoa on t interests trt estates of decedeiste, . . ; SB .03 Ev Senator CjawisiM and Representative .Bronsugh Providing for 'disbarment of attor- I UCVS. SB 8&-Vf Kiddie ied Eddy Por repeal of market rosd tax and pro- 1 . 1 . " ' - '. SETTING A TRAP vlSffig.'Sft S!U ttiMeoffor'dlatrtSu-trefu'gs' it 'Crook, Omit Wd WMeftr tlon to tlso CQurittes from .the state ; countieo, - . highway fund. ; J i SB 87 By Conymttii ea agrfciilr SB 85r-By Bailey Requiring a li- ; ture Creating state department of cense for resorts outside of incorpor- agriculture, ated elite where food u served and gg sa gy Senator Uptos and Esp daocing permitted, , .; riMntatly Hamilton Providing for SB Senator Upton and Rep- j eradication of grasshoppers in x!am- resentativfi Hamilton Creating game ' ath and Lake counties. 1 ives k A ARJ0RIE and Evelyn Blake were fr'e? to V enjoy all the pleasures of wealth but still were forbidden the happiness even the poorest might expect. Their aunt and guardian, Annabelle Querdling, with cunning malice and effective weapons, tried io bar from the lives of these attractive, vivacious girls every bit of affection and romanced So long as the aunt lived, she stood between them and aiarriage to the mert they loved, . . - But Miss Querdling was killed murdered ittd the finger of suspicion pointed in bewilder iagly opposite directions, at the two girls, their layers," their, friends. The crime is solved in a britKantstory"of mystery and romance. . M I 3By John G. terry