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Thursday, January 29, 1931 Page Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,' LA GRANDE, ORE. Bills i House Bills Introduced f HB 1"60 by Bronoiigh, Wells and Senator Mofler Relating to invest? meat dl bapitl stock. , HB 108 y ( Manning . Creates 'lions on chattels where the llneor 'retains possession of chattels, man ner of foreclosure and repealing code sections. y HB 106 by Manning Create Hens on chattels where the llneor sur renders possession of chattels, pro viding method for foreclosure (tnd repealing code sections. HR 107 hv Plshnr Prnvldlvm for shall bo BUbiect to taxation. payments from state tux for county ' HB 113 By Peters Providing for Cordon Providing that lands within drainage district owned by counties, cities or towns; . Crcomulsion js not the cheapest help for coughs from colds, it is made to do the utmost, whatever the condition. It combines in one prescrip tion seven of the world's best helps. It Is made in particular for coughs from colds which hang on. There is where one' dare not risk a help of lesser value. Dut is it wise in any cough to trust a less effective help? Creosote is in it, blended, emulsi fied and tasty. In an ideal way it presents-the supreme help for soothing membranes and combating cold germs. But there are also white pine tari wild cherry bark, menthol, ipecac, etc. Each is best for some coughs. Here wt combine all major helps to fairs to Northwestern' turkey show, ' attorney's fees in actions arising from not tp c?cccq 1 luuu Pe ycur iw ureni- uegiiBoncs on pupiic nignw&ys, Uunfl. ! J II B 1,14 By pouley Relating to HB ice By Fisher Keqinnng an advertising ior mas ior roaa improve trap's tQ bear marks oi identification, ment work. HB 109 By Chindgrefl Relating HB lloBy Tompkins Relating to to organization 01 county iair pparutt. transportation 01 pupns. HB 110 BV,; Gordon. l:rJortergnnj, "HB 110 By ThornDklns To deter- Taylor, 1 'Lee-' hnd ' Senators -Dunne, mine route of transportation for high Woodward; HaH. CrawfordJ-providlng school pupils and providing for elec- for acceptance of Invitation of fed r tlpn.- : ' eral government to place statues, m-'HB ji7 By Angell Relating to HB uiyr fltcnois ana wrnu- HB 118 By Hamilton Closing uya nviHUs w wv .b portions or u-&cnuteu ana Mcttenzlo funds. ' rivers to fishing from boats. Burke Relating - to : franchises or firivi leges for : the ueo of highways, treets or-alleys'lri municipal corpora tions.' , :- : i- ; '' -' ! HB 120-By Mptt Withdrawing 1 waters of Silver creek from appropria tions; ' - ' : j . Hd 121 By Schaupp and Hamilton Changing boundaries of, game refu gecst r - ' .-'. HB 122 By commif:oe on hortl culturo Licensing of nurserymen and dealers. , , Passed by House Hb 0 by &m it hi of Hood River- Relating to sale of lands ' acquired by counties for tae6. ' HB 18 By Chi nnock Relating to 10 examination 01 judgment debtors. HB 73 By .Angell, Anderson, An drews, Ixjo, Manning, Wells, McCourt ana mounougn t-roviaing ior tarms Not A Cheap Heip But Safest For Deep Coughs mand ? You never know where cough mar lead. Trcac it with the best men know.' : CUEOMVLSION tor Mil fflcult Coughs' ' ! from Colds AGAIN AVAILABLE In La Grande! The famous Standard Goal of Uah mined Jn ' $ie Spring Canyon district from tile deop'est! coal seam of the ptate 'and prepared by the ' finest coal tipple in the United States. " 1 Order a Trial Ton Today Satisi action Guctrantee Standard Coal Company 918 Kearns Bldg. Salt Lake City, Phone Wasatefe ?5qft i -'' ' Vc Sell and Recommend Standard: Coal, home: lumber fight coughs to the limit from the start,' Because of this expensive combi nation, Crcomulsion costs a little more than lesser helps. The price is $1.25, but your druggist guarantees it. He return3 your money if you ask for it,, A three-day cough is a danger signal. There you must use Crco- mulsion to be sure. : But is it yvistf of office and election ot cbmmission to trust any cough to lesser help era of the $ort of. Portland by the iich me uunuai j9 ui vuur win" DooDie or tiie oort district. Senate Blll intrpduced BB 80 by Crawford 'Providing that the governor appoint four mem bers of Port' of Portland commission to fill pending vacancies and there after comonlatdoners elective by the people. ' ' 1 SB 00 by Upton, Carsner and Bllllngsley Amending meat slaugh , ter and' transportation act of 1020 i known as "gasoline cowboy" act. 6B 01 by Bailey Amending act relating to driving automobiles while drunk-. ' -l T. J - SB 02 By Bennett Directing city councils to lovy a gross earnings tax On -utilities operating without fran chise. 8B 03 By Dunne Authorizing the secretary of state to destroy certain out records pertaining to motor ve hicles SB 04 By Woodward To unify legislation 'pertaining to foreign cor porations.' ;. t.'i SB 06 By Dunne Amendment re lating to commencement' of actions, and service of complaint.1 ; : SB 00 By Woodward Amendment relating to qualifications of voters at school elections. SB 07 By Woodward To repeal act limiting expenditures by candi dates and politloal parties': SB 08 By Woodward To broaden the obligation of Jury dttjr tn coun ties of 100.000 or moro. SB 00 By Dunne Providing for six-hour day for persons employed by Individuals and municipalities. ' Passed by senate: SB 35 By Franclscovich Relating to filling vacancies In offices of coun ty treasurer, assessor, surveyor and commissioners. "l 1 BB 36 By Franc lBCOVloh Relating to filling vacancies In offices of coun- 1 ty sheriff, clem, fir.a coroner. Girl Runs To.m 1 Associated Press I'ti'tlu Attorneys who supported tho recent dcclolon of Federal Judge William Clark of New Jersey holding the eighteenth amendment Invalid are shown In Wash'-igton when the case went before the supreme court. 'Seated, left to right: Julius Henry Cohen, Seldeh Bacon and George H. Williams Standing: Leslie G; Tompkins, Kenneth E. Dayton, Daniel' F. Coha!an and Frederick P. Pearse. j jt ....Ml, IHtt II I'ltiXH I'llutO Florence Wright, 22, town clerk, was left to govern the 506 persons In Gilsum, N. H.; when the three selectmen resigned because of a dis agreement over the lease of a town snow plow,1,- ' . ' ' 1 Hunted In Swindle Winter Queen Exclusive Local Dealer '. Phone M 24$'"' ' ' Associated Press Vhoto Jules "Nicky" Arnstein, New York confidence man, was sought In the investigation of the swindle In which Mrs. Myrtle BlacUlldfje -o( Chicago said she lost $50,000 which she borrowed from Edward R. Lit-singer. 4 1 ix I SB 69 By Senators Crawford and TT7 A7YST T r i fin Bailey and Representative' Arigell J V i iUl JL XyiOO PLAY STAGED! AT UNJQNm Providing that summons may 1 be i bcrved on vice ' president and nsslst lant caohler as well as other officials of private corporations, . . . v till bi uy tjenator - urawjord, anc Bepresniitawvo -'' Angell Providing Mint chnttoll1 mortgages need not be .vitneaaed. SB 47 By 1 Jphnson Changing lates of circuit court terms In Ben. on county. ' and now comes Cinderella's CLEAN-UP SALE KM Our remaininp; Dresses .and Coats from our late wiiitet; purchases' must go at once. Our new spring merchandise is on its way, it cannot remain packed. Ve need Voom and consctiuonlly our present stock of Dro.-i.scs, Coals and Hats have been sacrificed one-ha)f or better in price for quick disposal. Frocks thnt nro rcnlly cxponnlvc-lookln . . . (rocks thnt havo that smartness to tho 'nth deftroo . ; One lot that wero values P to W8.0p, cicpes and, genrgutte . . ; new fnU ami winter style's . . cueil lcnntli . .-. rUKxi mmlols . . . This also Includes u lew tit Uie very newest formal yowns; ,! ' : ' Sizes 14 to 46 at$13.95 Another clever lot that sold up, to ? 1 1.00 . . . Satins and Crepes. Sizes 16 to 44 it$19.95 COATS We still have a few exceptionally fine Coats , This entire lot at only ONE-HALF PRICE Hats A fev felts and velvets 95c Full Fashioned Hose $1.00 to $1.95 All the new Spring shades er ell a Shop ' By W. V. Connor : Vi. . (Observer Correspondent) m UNION, Ore. (Special) Wednesday night a cast from tho junior clans' of ino union mgn scnooi presented a three-net comedy drama entitled "The j Wild Flower of the Hills" at the onuui bjiii. i uv imy o wtrii wt.- tended and enthusiastically applaud- Assoctated I'resi Vhoto Betty Johnson, 18, will reign as queen at the 'Los Angeles county winter spprts carnival, to be held at Big Pines, Cal., January 30 to Feb ruary 1, Inclusive. : freschef W-ffstler Hunter's Fall No j Hindmnpe to hiwty I THOMASVIJjLE, Ga., 3fi.t. 29 m Anyone who-believes in the" non-existence of UiQk should have been with Alex Turnbull of the Florida agri cultural department and his friends on n wild turkey hunt In the ham mocks of the Enconfehnee river. Turnbull sighted a bird, tiptoed in to position for a shot, cocked his gun, raised his head and took another step forward for a perfect aim. At that moment his toe and a log come into contact' and his face and the ground did likewise. Meanwhile he accidentally discharged his gun. As he picked himself up a mortally wounded turkey fluttered to his feet.' Mothers. ..Watch Children's COJ.DSt G'OMMON head colds often "settle', in 'throat and -chest yiicre they may become dangerous'. Don't take 0' chance at the first sniffle rub 'on Children's Musterole once every liour. for five hours. ' ,"' Children's Musterole is just good old. Musterole, you have fcnown so long, in milder form. - 1 - ' ' ' ' J -" This famous blend of oil of mustard, camphor, menthol and other ingredient's brings relief naturally. Musterole gets action becauseit is ascicntific"counrcr irritant" not just a salve it pene-i rratcs and stimulates blood circulation, helps to draw out infection and pain. " ' Keep full strength Musterole on hand, for' adults and the milder Children's M,ustcroIe for little tots. All druggists. CHILDREN'S M MILD Who IS 29 MINERS i ARE KILLEU I IN INDIANA i Continued form Paste Onei Axsocwlctl I'.rcss 'Huta The Rev. Charles' ft. Urban of Philadelphia, 'former college foot all player, is shown here signing a rontraet to engage in professional ivrestljri'g. " ":; ' ''' Slight Damper . "However did ti man is," snvs n psycholnslsi. "lip can nlwnv? (ier!V filcnsiire from waichlns' h train Stojim' out pf n slntlnn!" Unless. pf' coiirs(!.' .lie liiK'nili'tViUc'liing- It. ! 'lionrl.rirfnumorisr'''" F aces Inquiries . to (' It 1 "l cd. FaWn Geertsen had the lead ing rolo as an un welcomed waif and the other lead was handled by Ches ter Baum. Kathryn Green, Frieda Brown and Victor Gambio were typ ical negroes and tho other parts were ably handled by OayloVd : Prattier.. Roy Conklin, Lola Moyotte, Thelma : Irwin and ' Rodney : Miller. ' Much' credit for the successful presenta tion of tho play is due E. P. Coburn.) high school principal, who directed i rehearsals for the cast. Miss Erla 1 Clark's high school orchestra fur-j nished music for the evening. - ; ' srsst THIS WOMAN IN 4 WEEKS ctciea victory over me cigiu nign echool basketball team In the latter's yym Tuesday evening. " The final score was 26 to 18. The girls also played, winning 25 to 12. The girls team has won practically all its gau.es this season Wlills tp.. it pricHy Told e Mt;lf( tth'Mlt lUfl!i iimh's m.i Intn In begin Those brought to the surface were Locle' Hale, Julie" Wellington, Will iam BedweU, Ben Syner, Charles Love, Juss ' Crbuss, : and Herriiari Brown. All were in good condition. Tho men who were brought out alive 'this morning had ' ban-leaded themselves 111 an entry off one of tho main corridors. When they were1 brought up alive rescue workers re newed their efforts to penetrate the gas-fllled shaft in -'the hope of-still others might be found alive. Triumphant BlioutS Triumphant shouts went up from the crowd lingering about 'the shaft in the almost vain hope that some would be rescued- alive. The causo of the blast could not he determined immediately. Veteran miners. ejtpeaeed belief nit, wa& a gas explosion.- ,, v .... - ;. Seme of the bodies brought to the surface were badly mangled. - Others were badly charred. Still others bore no marks, indicating poisonous gas following the explosion had taken toll. - v LOST 17 P0UNPS. OF FAT- Mnnoger Hess is getting his Blue Devil quintet ready to meet the Pen dleton Kiwanls players when they ccme to Union Saturday night, Jan. 31 for a return game. The Union in dependent team lost In the first gune played at Pendleton. . The planer at tho Oregon Trail Buwmill is helping to overcome local unemployment. The planer Is run ning steadily with orders coming in faster than cars of lumber can be shipped out. Says He If slip, stands behind n rounlor nil day, that Is freedom; If she u?et n can opener (wicu dally. Lhat If erononilf serviiiide. Here Is a letter written October 21. 1929, by Ars. r-ed Barriner of Lewiston, Montana, that ought to be rend by every overweight woman ir. America,. Gentlemen: I started taking Krus chen every morning as directed as I was much overweight and wanted1 to reduce. I had tried going on a diet but wculd get so hungry that my diet would nob last long, so I decided to give ' ''Kruecheh Salts"' a fair trial. Tho dny I started to tnkp them I weighed 250 lbst and ' at present, which 'has- been Just four weeks.' I weigh 239 lbs. And i must say, I feel better in every way, besides locking much better. , ' ' May all' large people, both men and women, .who vant 'to reduce' in an easy Wax give tCruschcn SIts q fair trial. if,m slire WlV oon,yiftpi a,nyone." ' , " ."' " ' ' A bottlo.bf Kruschen Salts that last fours ; .weeks costs but 85c at Red Cross Drug Store, Moon Drug Co., Glass Drugs. Inc., L & L Drug Co,, or any . drugstoro in America. Take one half teaspoon in' a glaus of hct water . before breakfast ' every morning.' To help reduce swfftly cut out pastry and fatty moats and,. go light on potatoes, butter, cream and sugar. . - Tho Kruschen way is the safe way to reduce Try one bottle and if not Joyfully satisfied money back.' Adv. I.SAOI li(f(l '(CSS I'lltltQ Bishop James Cannon, jr., ot the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, facci two Inquiries, one by his church into charges made by minis ters, and the other by a senate com mittee Into his 1928 campair- ac GUILTY of THE CHIME IN THE WTGH. GARDEh( f 1 Aarjone or Evnw Blc.kl nieces of Antinbelle 'Qacr'Umg, Uie murder victim? Thehvo si'slers ore under suspicion. ' ' 9 LlONtl D.LKKWORm Evelyn's liancc. who adrhils Iho murdcretl voillqn Irieillohall Ins romance? Says Hoover Erred it : i NEW SPRING SHOES Calf Strap - Reptile Trim 3iey and white reptile trimir)ed, black calfskin strap. Military heel, new shape toe.' All leather. Black Calf Tie Ties are very good for early spring-. See this new number in black calfskin, reptile and stitched trim to harmonize. - Rep. James M. Beck of Pennsyl vnu, republican, eai(J President Hoover -Imperiled the chances ol his reelection" by his reco.nmcnda Hon on the Wickershum prohibition report. Black Kid Pump This black kid Rejrent pump featui-es the new narrow toe and dainty high heel, reptile trimmed. Style plus quality at this low price. $4.95 Doctor Nithibtoh as with Marjoriconlya few idred feet from the scene when crime was committed? 'W who hun the 1 1 who niso was near the spot anq. reluctantly admits MissQuvrdling had, declined Ins marriage pro-, posal? , , the chauffeur, who was discharged because he made love to one. of. Miss Querdling's maids. . ' a whose aulq was seen parked near the scene of the crime? Th! answer is revealed in ' ii; gripping storjf by Hemht Adams Starts in February Evening Observer
