La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 31, 1931, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, January 31, 1931 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. 5 LA GRANDE, ORE. Pace Seven SSIFIED7&I) Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties -J WANTED WANTED Hauling of gravel and dirt. '.' Ray McOarrol, 1313 Washington. ! - I . : 1-31-1 t. WANTED Two salesmen with autos to demonstrate for largo Ohio Mfgr. Nearby- counties. First class Job. 1 Fyr-Fytcr Co., 8163 Fyr-Fyter Bldg., Dayton, O. , .! l-3i-l-tp. WANTED All teiuis of furniture and i light repairing. - Jos. Ward. Phono 227-J. 1-31-1 t. i WANTED TO BOY Small car. Phone ; Main 963. C. K. Hibberd. 1-30-2 tp WANTED Woman for general clean- ! lng work. Call 316-W. 1-28-3 1. 1 FOR SALE FOB - SALE 2 Health Knowledge books, good, new cost $26 now j 85.00: bed, complete; sewing ma-' chine, dresser, rug, rocking chair, i chairs. Sell cheap. Call at 1201 U I and Birch Sts. 1-31-1 tp , FOB SALE Sewing shop. Price reas- i enable, 10B Dopot St. 1-31-1 tp. j FOR SALE Turkeys, 4 hens, 1 gob- ! bier, big bronze type. Call Farmers j . 186. 1-31-2 t. Observer Want Ad Rates ' (Count fire average iroMa . to toe Une.. ... ,j Per line, lit Insertion .10o Per line, each added consec- Minimum charge on pno -Order - , ,, .to -11.80 J.35 RATES BY MONTH 3 lines, per mnnth K 3 lines, per iconth i lines, per nionrb -L M off p lines, per month J4.75 Kach additional line over five charged at 60c per line per month. ' - - ' .-. CASH IN ADVANCE! ' Is le quired on all Classified orders to earn these rates.- Higher rates chargod on all credit 'Insertions. Copy for all Classified orders must be, 4n this office br 10 A. M, DAY OF INSERTION. Step orders on ad iuserted until fur ther notice must be received br the same hoir or extra lnsertop will be charged. T "( Telephone orders solicited. Cash rates may bo earned on Shone orders by payment on or efore uate of last ipserUon.- PHONE MAIN 600 ' "An Observer Want Ad J Will po t-V MISCELLANEOUS BUY, SELL, RAISE and -move houses, rent Jacks and timbers, also sell : outfit, John Mars. ' ' -1-31-1 t. WASHING, GREASING & POLISHING V Up-to-dato Repairing. QBNBRAL REPAIRING HENDRICKSON smnRl.WB j Monroe & Fir Sts. . Ph. Main 452 1-31-1 t. ave., at a bargain. Closo in, good -V.' -il-'ilui in uil-uli location, near school, :Inq. 1605 nyii'rkTfn Adams. Phone 405-J.' 1-26-6 tp. If OH KENT- .i . . . . j . . . r , . i. , 1 ' FOR SALE OR TRADE 6 acres, well wri ' h '.. t ,, ,!, improved, 2 good chicken houses, F KL S', ?S ' tn '.,j.u if,0 n, has 5 to 10 cows. Address P. O. Box barn, fruit house and other out B20 , n. d ' .l-qi-i t buUdlngs all In good condition. La rttnle- - i'31'1 rlBSn """Llo"0 Sal' POB RENT Small apartment, 1308 O. 20O4-lct. Phone 459-J. 1-30-2 t. - Ave Maln B34 " . j.31.a t Automobiles FOR RENT e-rm. mod. furnished - : house, 2103 First St. 1-31-3 t. USED CARS 1027 1030 1026 1024 1927 1926 1B20 1926 1927 1928 1930 1027" 1929 1928 1027 1927 1927 Oakland Coupe 9 345.00 Chevrolet Truck 650.00 Studebaker Roadster 205.00 Dodge Sedan 165.00 Paige Sedan 295.00 Ford Roadster .' 125.00 Ford Truck 825.00 Chevrolet Coach 235.00 Chevrolet Coach . 295.00 Chevrolet Coupe 375.00 Chevrolet Club Sedan - 605.00 International Truck .. 350.00 Chevrolet Truck - 525.00 Durant Coupe 3S5.00 Essex Coupe 295.00 Bulck Sedan .. 495.00 Ford Pickup 145.00 All cars have 1931 license. LARISON CHEVROLET CO. .... 1-15-1 t. Phone M. 538 or Inquire Oregon Hardware nnd Implement Co. 1-31-1 t. FOR RENT Sleeping room, 1303-4th St. Phone 936-J. 1-29-3 t. FOR RENT Furn. apt., one to be proud of. Newly decorated through out. Cheap. Landls Court Apt. 1-28-t f. FOR RENT Apt and garage, 903 Penn. Ave. 1-27-6 tp. FOR RENT Furnished, quiet, steam heated apts. Waverly Apts. Phone 203 -W. 1-24-1 mp j . . USED CARS ' 1 Bulck Touring $ 75.00 3 1927 Ford Touring, choice 60.00 1 1 1D20 Model A Touring, body ' damaged, chassis perfect 100.00; 1 1026 Ford T Coupo 100.00 1 1926 Ford T Coach 100.00 1 1025 T T Truck 125.00 All these cars are In good condition and will give excellent service. -WE TRADE - a Main 800 Cor. Fourth & AditjnK' 1-30-3 C; - i - - m.. J - r-.-rr-? FOR RENT Furn. opt. Cor. 6th fc N. Phone 147-R. . . . W3-t I. "V. PLUMBINO HEATING All Kinds of Sheet Metal . - and Furnace Work LYNCH PLUMBING COMPANY. 215 Mr St. Phone Main 179. SOMMER HOTEL RATES up. , Sure to please, 12 and 1-30-1 mp. SOMMER HOTEL 1 or 2 room apart ments. ........ 1-30-t f. OLD TIME DANCE Saturday night at Eagles hall. 1-29-3 t. AUCTIONEER Jay Breshears grad uate' Am. Auction College. R. D. - No, 1, Allcel, Ore.'- -' -1-26-12 tp. ROBERT BALLOT Graduate 6tate Aoademy Music, Berlin, Germany. Teacher and maker, violin, cello. Studio and shop, Adler's Music Co. - 1-24-J mp ROOFING WORK Repair work or any kind of a new roof. Call Chas. Hlldobrand, 630-W, - -1-8-1 mp. AUTO AND WINDOW GLASS Cut and fitted on short notice. La Grande Construction & Supply Co. 12-19-1 m. GUARANTEED RADIO SERVICE On au makes of radios. Jewell test equipment. Reasonable rates. Wesley j McDonald. Ph. 140-M. 2-1-1 m. EASTERN OREGON 8cnool of Music, violin; piano; voice. Credits. I. 0. O. F. temple, 447-J. 9-6-1 m. LA GRANDE MATTRESS & Up holstering 4: Rug Cleaning 'Works. Phone 424-W. Chas. Edwards, prop ''' 12-1-lm. MONEY TO LOAN We are represen tatives ' for the Prudential Insur ance -Co., and oan make farm pi city loans at attractive rates of In terest. Chas. H. Reynolds, Insurance, loans nni bonds. ' FOR RENT Three room furnished apt. 1101 O avenue. , 12-30-t f. FOR RENT Furnished apt., 1 805-4 th street. 12-9-t f. FOR RENT Furn. houses and apts., with baths, clean, quiet, low rates. Adults. 1B10 Greenwood. 8-10-1- m. WOLF CREEK PERSONALS Russian-CQsMcksi 2 -: Seek ISfew Homes In Southern Chile 100 printers, two of the best-paid oc cupatloiis in the country. ' Heir the postmen averaged pay of lesc thfm $12 a month; the other half made about $14. The prlutora aver aged around $3 a mouth, and it was amciig some of them that the sav ings accounts were found. The . postmen's families averaged five members each: ot they ap peared fairly content, were living in standard Chinese houses and had enough to ent. In contrast is the condition of thousands upon thousands of un skilled workers, ricksha runners, wharf ccolies. wheelbarrow men, farm hands and a hundred other types. They live in huts that ore cold and damp in winter and roasting hot In Bummer: - But the. coolie: .who oan: Jingle a few sliver pieces at the end of the day is satisfied, since he need not worry about the next 24 hours, at least. Hy lrs. i, A. Nice ' r., , (Obssrver Correspondent) i WOLF CREEK (Special) Those' who attended the basketball games at . North Powder Saturday night be- J tween the Bakar boys' and girls' j teams were Mrs. Corda Gllkinson, ; Mrs. Jack Gorham, Chester Oliver, Mr. i and Mrs. Matte Nice and children, j Edna, Malcolm and Paul, Jake Blok land and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Nice and ; son, Glenn, and Esther Blokland. The ; North Powder girls team won 27 to 7 but the boys lost 24 to 12. j J. R. Snook, of Baker, called at the ; Charles Pearson home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Carr and Mrs. I Maude Peorce were Baker visitors Sat- ' urday where Mr. Carr went to see a doctor. I Vernon Grout, who has been out j of school due to chicken pox, return ed to school this week. Mrs. Oscar Pierce recently slipped 1 on the cellar steps and hurt herself quite badly. Their daughter, Effie, was unable to attend school for two days on account of having to help with the work. ' Chester Oliver, who j had the flu! early in the winter and was a long ; time recovering, is at the Matts Nice j home helping saw wood. '' j Edna Nice, who is attending Nor mal school at La Grande, spent the weekend with her parents, Mi and Mrs. Matt3 Nice. There will be a meeting at the Wolf j - -Aittfis grange nun reu, iui . mt- dairymen at 10 o'clock sharp as the speakers leave for the meeting at Un ion in the afternoon. R. W. Mor3e, dairy specialist, Dr. W. E. Thistle waiter, Inspector, and county agent, Harry G. Avery, will be pressnt and give talks. There will be a basket lunch at noon. Leonard Huffman, of Pyles Canyon, was in the community Wednesday looking for some pigs to buy. Owln Gorham and Pauline Gibson were out of school Wednesday on ac count of Illness. SANTIAGO, Chile (P) With other South American countries clamping the lid on immigration, Chile plans for tho colonization, of , some 10,000 FAis3lan Cossack families in the cen tral nnd southern regions.- Seme Co3sack leaders were engaged In a colonization plan 'lh Peru dur ing the Leguta regime, but that ven ture failed. ' Chiefs of the advance guard claim that they are genuine Cossacks who gained so much fame before the fall of the czar In Russia. They have made a distinct Impres sion on the government and people here by their vigorous physiques, their horsemanship, and their energy. They are antl-Doir.ncvists, a iacL which makes them Welcome. No reds are admitted toChilc. ' Cherry Chapter r ; J ? " ' Installs Officerf By Mrs. A. 1. Conk II n (Observer Correspondent) : COVE, Oro. (Special) Cherry chap ter No. 123, Order of Eastern Star, was entertained by Mrs. J. P. Denxi and Mrs. B. W. Peterman at tho homo of Mrs. Dean Wednesday evening,- Jon. 23. Tho following officers were In stalled t Mrs. Bessie Fletcher, associate matron; -Mrs. Constance Anderson, conductress; Miss Vina Conley, Ada; Mrs. J, P. Conlev, Ruth; Mrs. Uuella Laird, Electa; nnd Mrs. -Mao Kelley, warder. - The other officers were In stalled at the Joint meeting with Un ion two weeks ago.- Dainty refresh ments were served. Mrs. J. R. Price will be hostess at the next meeting'.' "Resolved that coming to debate is more important than basketball practice" was discussed by tho .Cove High debating, club Monday after noon with Paul Calame and Layon Kcger ou the affirmative' and Clara Roberts and Dora Llold on tho nega tive. The affirmative won the de bate, the judges being John Fisher, Billy Clark and Dorral Weimer. Conrad Anderson gave an lnterest- 1 ing La ik on me uoet. .01 muiiawitu ; Education." Mrs. Mary Mitchell, who Is spend ing the winter with Mrs. Minnie Mc Dannel, went to her home in Union for a few days. She made the trip with Mr. and Mrs. p. P. Roberts and Miss Clara Rcjberts. ' Tests Show Border Dividing &fe. Death MCPHERSON, Kas. WV-Those few seconds Just as life is ending, when' it is still possible to "come back;" have been measured on mice tn tho McPherson college chemistry labora tory. Dr. J. Willafd Hcrshey, professor of chemistry, controls the life threads of his mice delicately by placing them In a near-vacuum. At an air pres sure about one-seventh that or ribry mal the thread - snaps, but not sud denly. ' - ' ' '' Kv'-;. Death in the ordinary meaning-Vis Indicated by tho mouse's ceasing to breathe. But as late as 30 seconds after breathing has stopped,, the anU mal still can bo brought back to life, by putting him in fresh air. ' - The come-back takes a long time, two days for full restoration, and It usually Is scleral minutes before breathing can be seen to resume. At an unidentified point between 30 and 60 seconds the irreparable break comes. Sixty seconds' wait after breathing stops has been found always fatal. ' 1 - , SENATOR IGNORED PARIS -(ff)" "Tho Ingratitude of republics" is being .quotod in tho caso of Senator Rene . Hery, whoso interpellation last December caused the downfall of the Tnrdieu govern ment. He was not consulted regard ing' tho new government and has' no job with the present cabinet. : 0 ' Itl'M REVENUE REDUCED DAKAR, Senegal (VP) - French West Africa lest $700,000 in revenue in 1929 by limiting liquor Imports and increasing taxes, official, figures show. The consumption' of liquor per per son was naiveu. 1 was shut our s from their lives .v.'.-.w.;.;. W i.i.!.;.;.! j k A ARJ0RIE fiiu) vejyo Cliike jverp frtc to . V ,pnpy 4II the piQ8s.iu,s of Wealth but stilt .V j ' wei fo.rbideii Up( Jjiappiness even tle 7 ' , poorest ndght expect. ''V'.B,:-, BBy'-'B-? Their aunt and guardian, AnnabelleQyerdling, with cuuniug maUc.e and effective weapons, tried .,v to br from he lives of these attractive, vivacious V; girls every bit of affection and romance. So long as.' the aunt lived, she' stood between them and' marriage to the men they loved. '. But JVli.? Quprdling was killed mu'dered- . , . and, the finger of suspicion pointed in bewilder., ; ingly opposite directions, at ihe'tw'o girls, their, -lovers, their friends. The crime! is solved in a - " aAMni.ixc; in kraxce nets ; 13 MILLIONS IN 'SL(M' VEAR Chinese Workers Have Savings On 8-Dollar Wage SHANGHAI m Eome Chincoe i wcrkeis enn mitlntaln savlnga nc- counts nnd support n family on an Income of $8 a month, i This has been revealed In a survey I conducted by the. bureau of Indus ' trial and commercial Information of i the ChlncRe government. Tho figures came out after Inquiry ilmrt been made of 85 pestmen and NICE, Prance (!) French gambllpg felt the effects of the 1030 depression, but managed to eke out profits of about 13.600,000. ' Official figures show tho world's gamblers left 64,760,900 on the Prcnoh Riviera alone, ana it is esumniea that more than a billion dollars changed hands over the green tables hereabouts. i Tne $4,750,000 figure represents : tne net gains of the 12 Riviera casinos. It Is $712,060 less than In the previous year. Frank Gay Gould's casinos at Nice and Juan les Pins registered lncreosed profits of $500,000. but the famous municipal casino at Cannes reported a decrease ot suou.uuu. ENOUGH FOR A STATE CLEVELAND m The combined water surface of the Great Lakes is 05,160 square miles. SCORCHY SMITH i issjixwwmxssm jl 1 ' hri'l.lipnt story of mystery and rpniancc I..'. ..J ii. i jSjif L-ttk-US?.i,'lvA; FIB lMMSSmmM & of peerless Coal. 3 V Iiih'tV''' "S vi t i"V'i"i" i''iTi'rrriiV VlvVfVlvlllnVv ivi'i'iVivri'i'i'i'i'i'i'i'i'i'i'i'i'i'i'i'i'i'i'i'i'i'i'i'i'i'i'i'i'i'ri'rrri'i'i'i'i' " ' i t r r i n n 1 1 1 1 ii y They all say that it ' . , , I holds flro longer. j . . 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IMIIjl'YOU MEAN YOU NAVE A LlSTl Y NO, NOT NECESSARILY- 'WHlllIftllllllll I A I M I nc TUBV MEN AUO YOU TUFY HAVEN'T DONE AUVTMINd I I'f IlKff ' jW . M ARB fiOINfl TO DO SPMgr THAT AMOUNTS TO SO V6BY AW! W' . MKTUINQ ABOUT IT- I MUCH AS FAR AS 1 KNOW NOW TOW "I ffltX; ARREST TVlEM f A - BUT WE. AF).& GOING TO CUBAN ' j ' wl' I 1 3Y :IHt lOWN HZXT VVBEK "., j GLORIA Trademark Registered O4. S. Patent Office WHO WOULD HAVE EXPECTED THIS? rA "TtLEGfQAM "FROM NEW YORK T- LISTETN to THIS j K X J mm mm 11 MM sto-p - am cnn.U 7 ' I UN U.JO . fa ABOUT -paT -Sra-B- ATUir- - ZsJ By Julian Ollendorff iaY tviat Gorgeous, mother - PALM eacw 5f' 1 W3ULP I LIKE TO GO tb -PALM BEACH fj Vlil OH. ' I'LL HAVE TO - -VIifc f and she's so nice about rr.- r GeT tseadv --!xn WONDER WHAT'S COME OVTO J A I V " . V" yn, ' I -Xl j I