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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. : Pace Seven Thursday, February 5, 1931 0 (HL ASSIFIED AD j The Market Place of Union and Wallowa fonnties WANTED WANTED Feeder pigs. What have . you? J. Ij. Westenskow. Imbler, Ore. 3-5-3 1. 1 WANTED A good work horse. Phone 482-W. 2-5-1 t. i : , ! WANTED Tree topping. Call 222-J. i 2-3-6 tp. WANTED Any kind of work by cxp. ! girl, 173-J. 2-2-6 tp. i FOR SALE : FOB SALE Small place in Lower1 Cove, fair buildings, good place for turkeys or corn. Address R. L. Hard- j vlck, Allcel, Oregon. 2-5-3 tp. FOR SALE Alfalfa seed, common and Grimm. Also sweet clover seed I and spring rye seed. Specialize In ! cleaning farm seeds. Ph. Farm. 4X. j 2-5rl mpj FOR SALE A-l' Delicious' apples, I 61.35 box, at Berger's grocery, Y. & i Spruce. . t - 2-5-1 m, OOpD SPUDS $1.00 per sack. Small spuds 50. Apples 60c bu. Will ; trade for labor If you haven't cash. Write Milo A. Pratt. Imbler.- - - ! -; 2-5-2 tp. FOR SALE Service station and auto j campi good buildings, well equip- i ped. On main highway, good loca tion. J. R. Oliver. Call 232-W. 2-4-4 tp. Automobiles USED CARS 1027 Oakland Coupe ( 345.00 1930 Chevrolet Truck !. 650.00 1926 Studebaker Roadster .. 1024 Dodge Sedan .'. 1027 Paige Sedan 1926 Ford: Roadster 1929 Ford' Truck 1926 Chevrolet Coach 1927 Chevrolet Coach 1920 Chevrolet Coupe 625.00 ', 235.00. 205.00 375.00 1930 Chevrolet Club Sedan M 595.00: 1927 International Truck . 350.00 1020 Chevrolet Truck w525.00 1028 Durant Coupe . 366.00 1927 Essex Coupe . 205.00' 1927 Euick Sedan, . 495.00: 1927 Ford Pickup- - 145.00' All cars' have 1931 license. ( LARISOH CHEVROLET CO. I 1-15-1 t. 1. '. . i 'Tithing For Wiping Out State Deficit - - - T SALEM. Feb. 5 (m Winlnc out the i. Btnte deficit of between $3,000,000 and 4.0ooooo vno the rfifi?ou utve-n yeo-j terday by senator J. E. Bennett oi Multnomah county for the introduc- tlon of a 'tithing bill." The bill rennlrn oil Bo!f-HBt.n(!nt ntnf denartments and activities to pay a poiHJon of their returns into the state i general fund. Thi3 would bo 10 per pent in all cases except, state highr I i unas,' 'jwuiun. avuuiu. uc -a ' peiv t Under the 10 per cent provision would be the following: state board of accountancy, aeronautic examin- era. board of architect examiners. banking department, board of barber examiners, board of chiropractic ex- any other imitation loou pasted, whs amlners, dairy bull registration board, i senate yesterday. Senator Crawford dairy and fpod commission, board of I vcted against It as unfair and im dcntnl examiners, v embalmcrs' exam-1 proper legislation, insisting that it Hung board of engineering examln- should be left to the state purchas rrs, state engineer and allied depart- ! ing agoncy to dctcrmino what f?s ments. labor commissioner, supreme ; are nroaer for institutions. Only court library, law enforcement ogen clcs, state board for examination of graduate nurses, public service com mission and allied branches, stallion registration board, board of medical examiners, board of optometry exam iners, board of pharmacy examiners, fish commission, game .commission, 0 WITHOUT CALOMEL And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the Morning Rarin to Go II you feel sour and sunk and tho world looks punk, don't swullow a lot of salts, mineral water, oil, laxative candy or chewing Rum and expect them to mtke you suddenly sweet and buoyant and full oi sunshine. For they can't do it. They only move tho bowels and a mere movement doesn t get at the cause. Tho reason for your down-and-out iccllng U your liver.. It should pour put two pounds ol liquid bile into your bowels daily. II this bile is not flowing freely, your food doesn't digest. It just decays in the bowels. Gas bloats up your stomach, lou have a thick, bad taste and your breath is loul, akin often breaks out in blemishes. Your head aches and you feel dowa and ouU Your whole system is poisoned. It takes thoso good, old CAIlTErt'S LITTLE LIVKB PILLS to get thoso two pounds ol bilo llowing freely and mako you feel "up and up." They contain wonderful, harmless, gentle vegetable extracts, amazing when it comes to making the bile How freely. But don't ask for liver pills. Ask lor Carter)! Little Liver Till'. Look for the namo Carter s Little Liver Puis on tho red label, Hosent a subsUtuto, - . Adv. Professional Directory Physicians & Surgeons A. U RICHARDSON, M. I, Phvslclon and Rurgeon Office over Glass Drugs Office Phone, M-16 Res. M-66 I.Efe B. BOTJVY, M. D. LEW A WILKES, M. D. ' Prscttcs limited to diseases of the Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat. Mew Foley Telophone Building Main ID DR. F. I.. RALSTON Bye, Ear, Nose and Throat 1-1 SOMMEH BLDO. Phone Main 77S. Asfrolpwer MBS. FREDERICK BALMB8. S01 N. AVE. Reaflngs Daily. Readings by Mall a Specialty Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five areraRe woMi to tne line.) Per line, la Insertion 9c Per line, etch added consec utive insertion , 7a, Minimum charge, pn oqq order -15o RATSS BY MONTH 3 lines, per month - I8.BQ S line, ner month 11-2$ 4 lines, par month $4.00 5 Hues, per month M.7Bi ' Bach additional lino over jfivq charged at 60o per line pen. month. CASH IN ADVANCE Is re quired qu all Clausified orders to, earn thi;ca rates. Higher rates, charged on all credit Insertions,' Copy for all Classified orders! must be In this office by 10 A. M. DAY OF INSERTION. Sic p. orders, on. ad lnsr.ed until fur ther notice must be -received by, the dame hojr or extra Insertion will bo charged, ' Telephone orders solicited. Cash rates may be earned on, Ebone; orders by payment on on efore uata of last Insertion. PHONE MAIN 800 HAn Observer Want Ad Will Do If , FOR RENT FOR RENT Dry, clean, storage space. Phone M-538 or inquire Oregon .Hardware & Implement Co. 2-5-1 t. 205.00 1 for RENT Dcslralile store adjoln 105.00 ing new MacMarr storo on Depot 295.00 street. ! , ' I,-, 2r5;i2 i. FOR RENT Small apt. Suitable for 2. Steam heat, lights furn- 1306 O Ave. Ph. M 034. ' " ' 2-4-4 t. FOR RENT Modem sleeping rooms. Ph. 236-R. 2-4-3 t. FOR RENT OR SALE Piano, M. 30. 2-3-3 t. , FOR RENT Modern house, at 2011 Adams Ave. Inq. 2011 Cove Ave. or Phone Main 588. ' 2-3-3 t. : FOR RENT Garage, 1610 Adams. Call Main 38. . 2-2- tf. FOR" RENT Furn. apt.,, one. to be proud oL Newly decorated through out. Cheap. Landls Court Apt'. : for rEnti Viontori ante -Furnished, quiet, steam heated apts. Waverly Auts. Phone 203-W. . 1-24-1 mp : FOR RENT Furn. apt. Cor. 0th & N. phone 147-R. . 1-13-t f. ; FOR RENT- Furnished apt., 180-4th 12-9-t f. I street. i FOR RENT Furn. houses and apta with baths, clean, quiet, low rates. Adults. 1R10 Oroenwood. B-lo-1 m. irisnrri.nce' comnilestoner.'f ire marshal, real ectate commissioner, and state market, acnt. With little opposition Senatpr Dunne's bill providing that no state or state-aided institution shall use cleomnrcarlne, Imitation cheese Crr.wlord voted r.gnlnst tne Dili. Speaking for It wore Dunne, Fisher, EenueH and Burke..' Substitute Ban Would Increase ;: State Expenses. SALEM, Feb. 5 WfcrPcssage of pro posed legislation prohibiting the use of butterfat substitutes containing ether than animal matter would re sult In the annual Increase of several thousands of dollars of expenses of Institutions, honds of tho institutions reported to Governor Julius L. Meier, i sitting lur me iiiou no u ,b, : of the state board of control Wed nesday morning. Governor Meier, alter listening to detailed reports, an nounced that In view of the general reduction In prices of commodities, he would go further into the subject with the Institutional' heads to as certain If It Is not possible to lower per capita costs. National Batteries I'nromlitlonnl Guarantee $0.00 Liberal Allowance for Your Old. Uattcry, CiEKEHATOK, ST.MITUR AND KiXI'l'lON lVOKlv Mil GLORIA" r?lXZa " '-' SHE'LL BE BETTER OUTFITTED TQ LISTEN' "" ; 7 By Julian Ollendorff : MISCELLANEOUS OLD TIME DANCE Saturday nlBht nt ' PLUMBING HEATING ' All Kinds of Sheet Metal and Furnace Work LYNCH PLUMBING COMPAN?.- aio. vu gt pnpne. Wain 178. SOMMEB HOTEL RATES. 12 and up. Sure to please. 1,30-1 mp. AUCTIONEER Jay Breshears grad uate Am. Auction College. R. D. No. 1, AUcel. pre. . 1-261-12 tp. ROBERT BALLOT Graduate State Academy Music, Berlin, Germany. Teacher and maker, violin, cello. Studio and shop, Adler's Muslo Co. , j ' '. 1-24-1 mp ! ROOFING WORK Repair work or any Kind ot a new. root, call Unas. Hlldebrand, 620-W. 1-8-1 mp. AUTO AND WINDOW GLASS Cut and fitted on short notice. La Grande Construction & Supply Co. m. GUARANTEED RADIO 85RVICE On nit iiiimea ui ruuius. Jewell test equipment. Reasonable rates. Wesley McDonald. Ph. 140-M. 2-1-1 m. EASTERN OREGON School of Music. violin, piano, voice. Credits. I. O. O. F. temple, 447-J, . - 11 0, LA GRANDE MATTRESS & Up holstering & Rug Cleaning Works. Phone 424-W. Chaa. Edwards, prop 13-1-lm. MONET TO LOAN We are represent tatlvcs for the Prudential Insur. ance Co., and can. mal?c farm ot city loans at attractive rates of In terest. Chas.'B;. Reynqlds, Insurance, loans' anrl bpnds. LOST LQST-2Qx5.00 tire with Jennings f Shumate tii-e cover.' ColLM. 101. - 2-5-2 t. LOST Gray Eipper tobacco pouch, containing fountain pen, pencil, driver's license and other articles, Plrose cal Main Oil. 3-3-3 t. Since Anrll, 027, the. population of tho state penitentiary- hag Increased 47 per cent with'BH inmate" at tho prison today. Superintendent Henry Mvors renorted. Overcrowded condi tions and lack; of necessary guards was emphasized, Myers, pointing out that the general prison average places one guard for every nine prisoners, while here there are eleven prisoners for every guard. Had the prison been able to keep a man at a guard tower, the two men who escaped over the wall a few nlKhts uro v.ould have been denied the opportunity. Hp also reported that the state flax indus try has contracted 2282 acres for llr-x this year, with contracts given to only experienced and successful growers of flax. ' - ' 8UHripeident Wi H Ballle, of the boys' Jralnlng school at' Woodburn, reported that never In the history cf the school had there been such a high percentage og paroled boys at tending public schools. Tho general unemployment situation was held responsible. Dr. R. E. Ste'ner. super intendent of the state hospital, hold, mat the fteneral business depression has resulted In an unusually large number or commitments to ma wiu similar Institutions. .Slavs Demand Talkies BELGRADE () Tho recent trend toward economic improvement in Yugoslavia is reflected In the de mand lor modern motion picture en tertainment and equipment. There are 71 talkie theatres in the country. Postal Savings Gain WASHINGTON OT Funds held In trust by the postal savings system for depositors now total $250,000,000, tho largest amount In history. , Life l? t:!: A :;( iti:i-" In: onerous to Will'. Inn li's usimtly Ills own - firitml llnpMs I'rnsR. SCQRCHY SMITH TrToZ" . . FINAL ARRANGEMENTS ; , ' By John: Terry- j PTeR BMftn, reckon scogy jj I 1 I M 8&n. I fTSS srevE,-rriCTJAK6ftM13 1., W6,RK1.BIT0P tJ"2M. t.m. Alt CONTINflEHTS GOT TO DO STEWG. 6C CIRCLE-BHBoyS . ARE ALU READY TQ TAKE YOU AGIN TiLuj, f HAVE WORKED OUT AND AUOl STRAT6SV. TVAM 1 , A.V ffSX p ellY rlUll ' ) TO MAKC ilBC TU ' BE-ATTUEIR TuciO DnMTIOMa MOlW V WB U,S6T4 THE LIST OF NAMES OF THE ANT A LOOPHOLE I, jfaJ- ''PiA-rA. .J?e?X Tr.;,m" MOST START M0VIMS. LakItI aiT jMnFR I &TAKr,w R0STS JIS Out mS& S IffTHWCAS! . i RASCALS WHO ARE TO BE IN TU WHOLE A i Iffi'ty'" CSX StLlS ON THE T10T AMD ARBWE AR IAIN TS 01 TU NOERy ALL ftT -w , Vl, CL V IRCLEAT plOBi 1 ASSIGNED TO TUETWO . 'W ' A i ?fjf rNVoV z AT TVUIK OBJECTIVES. . tV T,?, fSwWL 7($ I .OBS-TME.REALCSV 1 f ttWXk MSyO' J 'XtT? WtFr-' TO THE HOLD-UP- AND TUe , 3, LX 'THeHKT'h JjJJlJ (3 . TllEY HAVE A CHAHCX TV f . All (J. ALL KV jCTkSl I Bills, ' j House bills Introduced: HB aaa-py Weatherford -7- Refer ring to general appearance ltvaottona, suits, and legal proceedings. '.-' HB 333 By Weatherford Refer-? ones to apearauca lu, suits, actions and legal proceedings. HB 33 By Wootherford Prpvld liia that nrcof of service by an at torney nicy be mado by certificate Instead ol affidavit to persons concluding any yuamco under-an assumed name; HB 239 By NAqhots.'ttauley, James H. E. Scott. l)(cPhllUp. AUen, fcewls and Keasey Oreayng stats game commission. hb aar uy Lee auq ftnuuieu Providing for' voUmtary acknowledge claim against fnthers estate. I children in the county poor farms. , HB 230 By Leo and Anderson Providing for licensing and supervl- : slon oi hoarding house for children. HBl 240 By Angell, Andersont An . drews. Wells, McCourt, Bynon, Lee I and senators Bailey, Dunne and Mos- 1 er Authorizing the board of county . commissioners in counties having a. . population over 200.000 to assist In ; maintenance and support of assocla- i tlons or art anu to assess, ievy u,w oollect and to expend taxes for these purposes. HB 241 By Chtndsrcn Relating to crganlRatlon of oounty fair boards, making them rnr practicable and, j workable. - ' ' ; hk 5.1a Bv Multnomah count , delegation Providing for payment of j certain insurance fees to firemen's : and policemen's relief and pension j lund. i HB 343 By Andrews, SneH and Senator Dunne Regulating trafrlo on highways and repealing certain auu-. Hons of the Oregon motor vehicle ; law. x "j ht, 9d4 bv Washlncton county l delegation Increasing salaries pf ( sheriff, treasurer anq recoruer j Washington county. ,.,''( tih 246 Ev Lee Relating to Urn ltatlcns gu tho right of; institutions. or agencies to etato aid. , ( HB 240 By ijec jweiawnB iu nun- flcation by child welfare commiBsloni or elimination of state aid. ! HB 247 By LtOe-r KQiaung W biw .;ii.J?;,- j : aid for child caring institutions and. agencies. . , 1 , HB 240 By lee Relating to apr propriatlon for homeless and Indigent! children. ... HB 249r-By Lce--Rclatlng to Joiner of adopting spouses In petitions for adoption of children. HB 250 By Lee -r-. Relating to amount of state aid to be received, ijy child-caring institutions or agenr cles. . ' ; ,- . ' hb 251 Bv Lee Relating to per-, manent and. temporary commitments of dependent or delinquent children i performonco was repeated, On tho to institutions. ' .-.t fourth, evening she no- longer shlv-. HB 252 By Brouough-Relatlng to ered, and her determined "good, hod execution of tioeds. an authentic ring. She had acquired HB 25if By Bronough To regulate a taste for tho prescribed medicine, licensing of automobile service dubaif The wish to Imitate their outers lo HB 254 By Ani;ell Requlrtng pay-. strong In most . normal- children; A mcnt by relatives or patients of stnto 1 'Wo bonevolon snhomlm;, utilizing tubwoulcsls hospital who are ablo:. this tendoncy will often make a child to do so f;ll,riiy v,not he would othorwlua t okkt5 A,i,im-.irm-rif.lnt.lnff tol.do with tho createst resistance. rata of interest chargeable by puwn- brokers. ' HB 256 By Taylor Relating tq changes In road boundaries, Uoward it whenever possible. Certain HB 267 By Chlndgren Providing Ttonlcr, such as cod Ilvor- oil, which for tho assessing and collecting of almost children at first dsllko, become dog license fee by oounty oU ofZpleasant alter thoy haYg.acqulrod Jho dog control boards. . ' ' 'Tfl'ste,- ' ' , ' 'v ,, . ' 1 ''. Wot Hard Coughs That Call Crcomulsion is made for couchs om colds that hnne on. For coughs deep and difficult coughs whore you dare not risk a less effective hclji.. But careful people use it for. coughs which seem mi(der use i,t to do 'the utmost and be safe. For no body knows where a cough may lead. Creomulsion combines sfven major help3 in one. Some coughs yield best to one help, some to ' another. Doctors often differ on the best help, for coughs are not olice, So. here we combine all the best to be sure. Creosote stands first. Here it is blended, emulsified and made palata ble. For soothing membranes and combating germs, it is considered the supreme help in this type of cough. But other helps arc 'sometimes . HB 268 By Bynon To ralso fees for bar enamlnatlon. to provide, for rmyment of such, fees upon each ex amination, anil to provide for defray ing cxpenso of conducting examina tions, t Passed by scnato: ' SB 82 By Senator Crawford and Representative AngoU 1 To proviso for levy "of attachment or execution on Interests In estates of decedents, SB 01 By Bailey - Strengthening the drunken driver act. SB 38 By Eddy Relating to arbl tratlon and award. - SB 78 By Dunne Prohibiting the use of olcamarBarlne, Imitation cheese and other Imitation products In state or state-aided institutions. . Passed by house: SB I By Millor, punn and, Repre sentatives, Chlnnock, Day and Deuel to commJrciftl fishing. -To amend code closing ttogue river vidlng for peoples' utility districts. "swego game reseni- SB. 170 By Eddy-vCreatlng departs ment of state police, SB 171 By Dunne Relating to labeling of creamery butter, sb 172 By Wheeler Amending state budget law. gn n$ By oommlttoo on medicine, pharmacy and dentistry (substitute tor sb 6S)-Relutlng to regulation an(i control of nnrcotio drugs. BB 174 jjy. uennett rroviunig tnol state departments return portion or tneir receipts 10 gonerat iuiiu. hb 175 By Pranolsoovloh Ragf aung nnI( defining fishing- goar. 33 l70 By wheeler Providing for deputy oonstablcs.. - , Chats With Parents MEDICINE . ' Qy A,Hoe Judiion Peul& I Two-year-old Aon shuddered when her mQthqr gave her the now tonic wtioh V.io dpctpK had profiei'tbed. Since it would htwo- to, be taken I all through, tho "winter- months her meaner aeciaea, to iibo bvnivttyy. The medicine, being flavored wnn, JP o ynip. JMJBta tVs..0 -iri-"" --. n. hnf.llo nnri nnrv.n nnurnii harKdlf n a bottle and spoon, poured, herself a, liberal dose and' with every evidence of pleasure swallowed it. before Ann's wide-eyed, goae. , , : ; ' -, "It'n good,"' said mother. ' ' "Good," echoed Ann, "then Ann wont some, too.'1 Mother looked doubtful. "This Is mother's bottle, but you con .have Just a little bit." - The baby took It-, shivered- again, but said-with determination! "Good, very good." -' - Tnreo evenings m succession tins f 6lnco most- children mu.it tckj (medicine so often, It Is well worth ' while to set' up a plEnnant ottltudo For Super-Help necded-r-pine tar, wild cherry, inen vthol. ipecac- and; others. Nobody, can. tell to which help your cough will soonest- yield. So experts liave com bined in Creomulsion all best helps in one. No narcotic, nothing harm ful to a child, but a seven-way help to deal with all conditions. The price is $1.25 a little higher than a lesser help. But your drug gist guarantees it. Your mone.v is returned if it fails to bring the-quick, complete help you. desire. Don't you thirds it worth that little extra to be sure that you are doing the. ut most for- a cough? CREOMUlSiOJX tor mtficuU Cough " front Cold Fruit Growers "7 Meet Monday Atl UnionCity Hall B.v Loueuo Hutchinson (Observer Correspondent) UNION (Speolall A mooting of the fruit growers of Union was hold at the city ball at 10 o'clock Monday morning for the purpose of discussing the cherry problom. J. B. Weaver pre: sided as chairman of the meeting and Introduced J. R. McWhortcd, rep resentative from the extension de- partment of the Oregon State col lege, who presented faota discovered by the college. Much gqpd Informs tlcn was gained In regard to extend- ing the planting of oherrlcs. A slight increase in proui. was pumwu out. It was also revealed, that 30,000.000 pounds ot hand pitted prepared and . uupieparod Inarachluo cherries wero. imported from Italy everv year. Coun-, ty Agent Avery weighed tho deslrabll- ltv and necessity of wuiilng war against the fruit fly. There was a largo representation of Qljuny grow ers at tho meeting. Tho Camp Fire girls hold a council, flro' Saturday night at tho homo of their guardian, Miss D. Buslck. They gave tho wood gatheror's 'rank to Lodema Cos. and Ellnoro Hompo, and then Initiated two nuw members, Myrua Ashmead and Elma Halsoy. Dainty rofroshinents wero served altor tho Initiation. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Sponoor stopp:tl over In Union for a short visit Satur day. They wero en vouto to La Grondo to visit Mr. Spencer's moth er. Thoy returned to their homo In, i Nyssa Sunday; - (. Edna Cheney has boon 111 of rheu- matlsm for tha past throe weeks and, ! has been unable to keep up her work at -the post office - Mra n,ivr,llnn Howell. Of AllCCl. WaS a business visitor Saturday. I Mi', and Mrs. L. W. Perkins were down from Haines Saturday, looking after property Interests hare, Johnny Ross, of Baker, was: in Union on. business Monday. Tho Union unit of tho American. Legion auxiliary held a. called moot ing ot tho Woman's, olub' hulldlng on Saturday afternoon, tor tho purpose) ol! Initiating Mrs. Ross Jonoa,; Mrs.' Jcnnlo Q'Bryan. Mrs, Blenda John son, Mrs. Retta Olson, of North Paw dor, and Mrs. Gladys Dooker, , of Union. Delicious refreshments wertf served at the olose of tho ' meeting mit.h Mrs. Charles Cross acting us ohalrmon, As North Powder and numbor- of womon desiring to boooine nnvo havo no Legion auxiliary, a mnniuHi nrn inininu the Union unit. Tho next regular moating will be held' at Cove on Monday, neoruary jo. Mrs. J. P. Hogg was takon to Hot Lako In tho ombulonoe Tuosdny morning. She has been quite 111 for the pant two weeks. ' Mia. P. M. Sturglll returned Friday from Portland whore she has been visiting for about tep days. ; - Mr. and Mrs. H. 9. Griggs v.'0'0 given a very pleasant surprise, party Saturday night. The occasion was to eclobrato their birthday annlvor-r sarles, her's being on Friday and his on Sunday. There were 14 couples who camo and brought well-tilled' bnsketo of food. Thoy spent tt' vory; pleasant social evening playing pino chle and listening to tho radio. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. E. R. and family helped Mr. and Mrs; H. ft, Avoid Head Colds and Sore Throat This Winter Opens Up Stuffed KiwtrllH In 3 Mln. Opox keeps nostrils and' throat free from muous Buzzing In oars When caused by Catarrh In lessened no more mucus In throat to hawk up In tho morning Oct It at Hod. Cross Drug Store or any drug Btoro that keeps up with modern medical discoveries use for 30 days If not Joyfully satisfied money baok. Poople who ore subjoot to sore throat and speakers and singers who .utffor from hoarseness should spray with onox nlaht and morning Its dellehtful to ubo because of Its I wholcsoino fragrance Kcop your nostrils as clean- as your teeth. Tho Opox Co., 11 W 30th 8t., Nov,' York. Adv. CATARRH mm . I 'xxMBoiBmmtissusMiW'n i wim'iii'mw i in i win iWBKmamimam ., I Griggs nd Mr. and Mrs. Det Irwin Qrlggs to again celebrate their birth days.' The Union M. I. A. basketball team defeated the M. I. A. team from Mr,. Glen. Monday evening, at the Union gymnasium, in a hard-fought gome, resulting In a scara of 14 to .11. A large crowd both from Union and Mt. Olon witnessed the game. University Will Protest Bowles Trial In Eugene EUQENIJ, Ore., Fob. S P) Antlcl nntini tha Dossibilltv that a chanee 0r venue may be granted in the mur dcr trial of Nelson O. Boylea, and lrma Loucks. his former soorerary, tho University of Oregon Is prepared to protost against carrying the case to Lane oounty. Bowles and Miss loucks, are cnarg c wltn the murdor of BowleB' wifo. Protests that holding the trial In Eugene would disrupt classes at the j unlvorslty have boon reoelved by the administration from tho Oregon Dads' organization and from individual parents. ; A letter from O. Lourgoard. press dent of Orcegon Dads, oxpresscd tho belief that holding tho trial here would lead many students to "cut" classes that they might attend tha trial. The moral effoct, too, was cited ls an qbjoction. Mrs. Paul Agcr. secretary to- Presl dent Arnold Bennott Hall,' sold pro testa will be addressed to Presiding Judge Evans at Portland should tho trial be taken from Multnomah caun ty to Lane county. Qld RolisbU Came-On It's usually- Hie fellow who nf'iilil lo liikp ti clMince who Insi nil n we iliing. Tpito HnutoTi'll UI1H. ' . Drives "Millionaire Row" Off Avenue NEW YORK Ml Only, three of tho old-time Fifth avonuo mansions In FORTY-THIRD YEAR of FRIENDLY SERVICE 2imtk Member Federal Reserve Besourccs over 2 Million CITY DYE WORKS 1 Cleaners of Fancy Gowns Men' 8 Suits Dry or. Steam Cleaned: Phone Main 72 ' ' 'l02ia Depot Street SUCCEBSOltS TO WARUUOI1B . "millionaires. ' row" of the nineties, between 42nd and, 50th streets, . re- . main amid the QomntsrelsA . k- , scrapers of tody. . - ' Most Impressive of 41m thiee Is . the -survlvpr of the- twin Vderbtlt houses on tho northwest corner of fjlst street. It, Is occupied by Brig- i Oen. nd. Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbllt. Tho others are the Gould house on tho - northeat corner of 47th street,, now the home of Flnloy J. Shcpard and his wife, Helen Gould , Shepsrd; and the home of Robert . Walton Goelet, on the southeast corner of 48th street. Tho Vanderbllt house created a, stir In the city when. It was built, . and was regarded for yearn as tho finest and moat, costly residence. In America. PEACOCK COAL For a quick, hot, : clean, iires burn PEAGOCIvthe CtEAN coiil. ' Van Petten Lumber Ca . PJone Main. 732 ' "GoM Service. Quick" We can't tovr; your wreck in to be rebuilt-! but we pey thebiUsif 30U are insured; .. ... with U$ : W WARNOCKMGJ) 1 1 -.J LORIMER'S LA GRANDE IKS -m i