La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 18, 1931, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, May 18, 1931 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Seven .I" (CLASSIFIED ADQ The Market Plmce of Union and Wallowa Conntiea j mJF WANTED .WANTED To furnish pasture lor 20 cows to milk on shares. Call 374-W, 6-18-6 tp. -WANTED Farm chore boy for house '. and garden. Write Box 18. Ob server. 6-16-2 t. ' WANTED Tour Auto Top to Rubberr t lsse. Not a top dressing but -a new process of Rubber Treatment, which will Inst Indefinitely. Come ana see us' no matter the condition of your auto top. We can save you money. Ackerman Tire Shop, 1423 Adorns Ave. - 8-X1-1 m. WANTED Painting or general repair '- work by exp. man. Ph.' 222-J. 4-14-6 tp FOR SALE FOR SALE 4 room houso at 2207 Cedar, Inq. 402 Benton St., or Phone 189-R. l 6-18-3 tp JFOR SALE Seed potatoes, Hattle FOR SALE 12 acres of land, with water. Close in. fh. uua-M. " 6-16-3 t. -S-l 1 FOR SALE Wood, 4.50 cord. Phone ! 1022-J. i i 6-16-3 tp. FOR; SALE Very flno mod. home, ' near high school, at a bargain. Call 147-M 6-12-t f. KIMBALi, PIANOS See T. K. Bellamy, Odd Fellows Bldg. r Phone Main 119. 6-5-1 mp. REAL BARGAIN laouse and 3 rich ' lots, 2002 Perm., east, sellt rent or trade for Improved Portland prop ; crty. W.'L. Collins R 6 Portland, Ore. 4-28-1 mp FOIt HEIST FOR RENT 4 room partly furnished ? house, $10.00 per month. Merry-go-round for sale, 88: good Jersey milk cow, S00.OO. Gall 389-R. 6-18-3 tp. FOR RENT 3-rm. furn. s Penri. Ph. 635.J. apt., -1305 6-18-2 tp. FOR RENT 4 room furnished house, ,; i newly painted and papered, 1 block from Mt. Emily mill; Rent reason able. Phone 424-W. 6-18-2 tp. FOR RENT Eight room house, at - 1808-2nd St., all furnished, Just the place for roomers and boarders. E. C. Tuckey, 109 Depot St. 5-16-3 t. Professional ; Directory Physicians & Surgeons- mt. c. s. MOORE General Medicine nnd Surgery DR. C. E. HKANNKU r Specialist In Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys and Gynecology. SECOND FLOOR ROESCH BLDG. i,; , I'lONE MAIN 10. --i : DHS. RICHARDSON AND HILL Office Phone Main 15 Rooms 17-18-19-20 sornmer Bldg. DR. A. L. RICHAPXISON Res. Phono Main 65 DR. P. O. HILL Res. Phone Main 766 LEE B. BOUVY, M. D. LE1VA WILKES, M. D. Completely equipped Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat hospital and of? flees, third floor Foley Bldg. Phone Main 1(1 DR. F. L. RALSTON Eye, Ear Nose and Throat 1-7 SOMMER BLDG. Phone Main 778. . JAMES J. D. HAUN, M. D. -Physician and Surgeon. NEW .FOLEY BUILDING. Office Ph. M. 716 Res. Ph. M. 712 Astrologer MRS. FREDERICK DALMES 203 N. Ave. Readings Dally. PHONE 1006-J. FRECKLES AND HIS TMATS AWF0L MICE Freckles OP X) 1 FIJC Hot COFFEE FOB ME To Has TAkGt-i WBS.COLl.eCS TAIE AWNS, MOTWER... SOM.FLOVO,. I'LL 8E PRIMWM JUST ABOOT THE (Wt.'eioeMce VN SAIL TVIRoOSH Hiw op A SAWG'S PLAK1 To BREAK INTO THE BANK AT 6L6.VEN O'CLOCK To HISUT.... C0LL6R. IS LEAWS THE House fca. HIS NI6KT ' ROM MOM'N POP N f OH, POP' IfUvTN VES , 1 CALLED MIM UP ON u .nov M '1 -riu ) I TOUC TOLD J V f rS , emeu's m V ) tst "Bvscuvts cwd me -V" A JML! Vll PCOVWSED TO HURUY Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five average words to the line.) ' v Per line, 1st Insertion ,. lOo Per line, each added consec utive Insertion 7c Minimum charge on one v.. order , .nH. 25c RATES BY MONTH" 2 lines, per month --,,ViK,?-'.....'.TffP 3 lines, per month. ....... 3.fl5 4 lines, per month 4.QQ 5 lines, per month ..- 4.75 Each additional llnei:over five charged at 60c per Una per month. CASH IN ADVANCE Is required on all Classified orders to earn these rates. Higher rates charged on all credit Insertions. ... Copy for all -Classified orders must be In this office by 10 A. M. DAY OP INSERTION. Stop orders on ad Inserted until further no tice must be received by the same hour or extra Insertion .will - be charged. - . ' Telephone orders solicited. Cash rates may be earned on phone or ders by payment on or before dato of last Insertion.-- .i'.-..-.. PHONE MAIN 600 . v "An Observer Want Ad Will Do IV FOR RENT Desirable unfurn. house, close In, 145-W. . 6-16-3 t. FOR RENT Furn. . housekeeping ims., $1.50 and $2 wk, 1201-8th. v. , 5-16-3 tp FOR RENT Lovely 6-rm. mod. bun galow, hardwooa floors, fireplace, 1 furnace, basement, double garage, 401 O Ave. Ph. 220-W. 6-14-t f. FOR RENT Modern 6 room house. Close in. Oarage. Call at 1304 "N" Ave or 296-M. 6-14-t f. FOR RENT 5-rm. nouse" with gar age, 930.00 per mo. Ph. 3 10-J. . 5-12-6 tp FOR RENT Sleeping room suitable for two. 1902 Second. o-ia-otp FOR RENT Mod 6-rm. 2103 First St. furn. house 6-11-3 t. ROOMS at I. O. O. F. Uempie. . 6-7-1 m, FOR RENT Good, rellablo saddle horses for pleasure trips, $2 per day, $1.50 per half day, $1 per evonlng. Our mountain scenery . and good roads 16 mln. from stables. Call G. Plcrson, Farm. 20x1, Perry. , 5-2-1 m FOR RENT S-rm. apt. Maple Apt. 5-1-t f. FOR RENT 5 room mod. house, $30. Close In. Inq. 1701 Wash. 4-24-t f. The honor of serving you at a time when export and effi cient service Is so badly needed obligates us to do everything as nearly perfect as possible. You can rely upon us. ' " ' :i We Understand BNODGRASS A ZIMMERMAN FRIENDS THERES SWOOSH FOR VoO TO SNE SOW.E TO 60E FIREMAN THAT H T1N1E t FOR RENT I, 2,3 and 4-rm. houses. all partly furn. Rent reasonable. Inq. Berger's Grocery. 4-27-t I. CLEAN, STEAM HEATED rooms. Rates reasonable, zuber Brick. 1408 Wash. 4-3-1 mp. FOR RENT Furn. houses and apta.. witn Datna, clean, quiet, low rates. Adult. 1810 Greenwood. 8-10-1 m. MISCELLANEOUS PEOPLES PRODUCE MARKET 306 Fir St. SPRAY MATERIALS Orchard Brand Arsenic of Lead. BABY CHICKS. HARLEY SMITH.- Prop. . 6-18-1 t. GRADUATION PRESENTS For grad- uuMun presents, can at xucKej'B ana secure one of those new UP-TO-DATE PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS, all makes, UNDERWOOD, ROYAL, REMINGTON and CORONA'S, last a life time and much appreciated, terms If desired. E. C. Tuckey, 100 Depot St. . 6-16-3 t. LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED Your lawn mower sharpened like new. win call lor ana deliver. R. c. Smith, opposite fire station. 6-14-1 m. READY CUT LUMBER; shop work. screens, garage doors. Estlrnate on new and repair contracts. Main 060. Fete Bousquet. - 6-14-1 mp LAWN MOWERS sharpened, saws filed all kinds of repairing. Ander son's Repair .' Shop, 303 Fir St. Phone 842-J. 6-8-t f . EASTERN OREGON Bldg. & Loan "Assn. has money to loan on your home. . Call C, D. Potter, Agt., ei0-J or M 752. 6-1-1 m. PLUMBING AND HEATING, gas fitt ing, a specialty, irea A. Balmes. Ph. 1006-J. 203 M. Ave. 4-24-1 m. WHEN YOU have houses to move or raise call 227-w or write E. G. Loveiy, Cor. Spruce and Z. 4-21-1 m SOMMER HOTEL Private batlis, prices reduced. 1st class- place. 4-21-1 m. AUTO AND WINDOW GLASS Cut and fitted on short notice. La Grande Construction As Supply Co. EASTERN OREGON Softool of MustO. violin, piano, voice. Credits. I. o. O. Pi temple. 447-J. ; 9-6-1 m. MONEY TO LOAN We are represen tatives for the Prudential Insur ance Co., and can make farm oi -city loans at attractive rates of In terest, Chos. H. Reynolds; Insurance, loans and bonds. LA GRANDE MATTRESS Up- holcterlng & Rug Cleaning Works. Pbuae 424-W. Chaa. Edwards, prop 1 12-1-lm. The News Used To Be ijS--SS$''$S'Se5S3'S' TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AC.O (From Observer, Wed.. May 16, 1900) Morean lake Is being filled from Sheep creek and already a large body of water has been secured. Tile G. A. R. district encampment will be held In Elgin this year. The meeting will lost two days, July s and 3. Owing to the continued cold weather the lawn social that was to have been held by the Blue Mountain Athletic club next Friday has been Magneto Repairing Bosch, Elscmnn. Splltdorf EXCLUSIVE FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE Battery & Electrical Service COX AUTO ELECTRIC 1426 Adams Phone M 763 s - ONE WAY If" DETECTNe STEELE? 1 JT W 66T 816 MEvJS FOR. VoO... BE ) i AT THE BAWVt AT TEUTU f AWD NORTbW STREET-TUeVRE ) ji SOWS TO BREAK IM AT , J ;EE QUT OUR WAY f MON pOkJ-I-X . CAM'T EPLAIIJ T, Of VOO V(K10M sne. Down" -faijv MORE OF HIM ' FROM DAME- I I ABOUT postponed, TEN YEARS AGO (From Observer, Wed,, May 10, 1921) Damage wnicn wm run into many thousand of dollars has been done by the rising waters of Catherine creek which has Inundated probably ovor 5000 acres during the last 40 hours and thousands of additional acres are threatened. The land under water. Is -partly hay land and partly grain and alfalfa land. - ' La Grande people are feellhg good this afternoon over the announce ment that ths George Palmer Lumber Co mill will start Monday, even though It Is starting In the face of depressed business conditions,1 ' Carl Lodell, who coached the La Grande High school football team last fall, will again be here next fall., ONE YEAR AGO (From Observer, Mon., May 19, 1930) The Eastern Oregon Normal school baseball nine which has had Its ups and downs this season, wound up its Intercollegiate sensbn here Saturday afternoon by trouncing the Whitman college team 4 to In a well played dame. The dates for the Boy Scout camp at Anthony lake have been set for July 27 to August' 24, running ljn seven day periods. ; - ' In Washington . Itv Herbert IMummer WASHINGTON If you followed the activities of recent royal vis itors to Washington Prince and Princess Takamatsu of Japan and the King and Queen of Slam doubt less you were impressed with the for- V3 SPRING SALE Model "T" Fords $40 to $135 LAKISON CHEVROLET CO. 1414 Adams Phone Main 3 os OF ESCAPE! SEE X 7w "IT -. SET THE FLWIHS SCJOADROM ) AtiO, FROM WMfSWWi I AMD LETS EE AT TENTH AND J A CLOMP KWM&MimM If HORTOM BEFORE ELEvEsJ J OF BOSHES, WWtMwMmW Wm. KNEW,. HE PHDUEO THM HE m6Vn vj, oF , t (iOTTtM WTO TROUBLE OF . ' Ctt)t.SlEPPtMi K SOME SORT PMV THROUJU if I '"Y lc Rnr'c mro iu.-y. yMxY just V- BSCUTS J I ARE YOU X tuinkika' " V. y MeAvA- vjocu -fH- Time BoT vwrtEM x Come iwth' noose., t. I STAV HOME VNORl-S AN4' PAW BOARD AM' PAV FR TH' HOME AM' TH' CAR r AK1' PA FER M RAOip AM'CorTR' IAWM AVI' EMEVTHlVJGr ANl' HlM,NMHO BEAT ' rf 'AWAY FROM HOME AM' MEVJEO'-S Dome MO"Vt-M' BoT HIM.' A GOOD 1TAE EVCltfeO AM' TlCULED OMER GETTM A LETTE.R malltv that attended their almost evcrv move, 1 ).t Is a tremendous task 'arranging all tno details of visits of royalty w rect, event must be' anticipated In many Instances, and a thousand and our; thlngu must be done to make nur? that nothing will occur to of fend either the dignity of the visit ore cr the Amerlcun government lt seL A great part of this burden per haps the greater part rests on the shoulders of a painstaking and meth odical man In the state department by the name of Charles Leo Cooke. ' Cooke, who has been in the state department for something like 30 years, Is a valuable cog' in the gov ernment machlnory at times like" this. In' fact, ho Is almost Indispensable. TROTOCOL AUTHORITY He came to ttio Btaco department years ago from a Job In tho patent office. One day he was given the Job of arranging tho formalities for some offlclul function. He did it so well that they Kept him at it. Now everybody from the White House to the tiniest dlplo- Fertilizer - r;'X., For Better M K ; Lawns and Gardens Try Our Fertilizer ; PRICED AT 50C Per Sack ASK FOR QUANTITY PRICES Broomfield & Richardson 308 Greenwood Phone M 714 By J. R. Williams about .Him aO. harolv SfiH HECIQ Bom aROumo , haviim' TH' HOU. FAMlW IS AU. FROM HM PfloSW BO MM i m' MONES! niatic ostabliBmnent turns to him wlion It becomes necessary to dis- chavgo an obligation "according to protocol, Embn sales and legations In Wash Ingtcn freely itcbtjtt thoy would not know whore to: trm were they un able to get In touch v Kti Cooko to help straighten cnt the difficulties: thoy encounter wlicn r. lug for an official function. They ltxik 'upon hlr.i he an expert on diplomatic co-lnl ut'.quctte. For 30 yearn he hci ctit nt his desk In the state c,cpa;,r:nc;it practically an unchallenged (.rjliLr un all official social matters. 1 DIXIE (mMMlSS GOLFERS ki;kk national honors ATLANTA w Southern colleges will be well roprciicntsd at. tho na- T7 How try aoid jiurax my hous e dawn ! I I'm feualOOO By Bloper By Cowan tiooiU intercollegiate golf tournament In Chicago Juno 23-27. Albert "Hot" Wheeler, of Vander- bUt, who won the southern confer ence championship, hopes to enter the national meet at Olympla Fields and regain for Dixie the crown held some years ago by Fred Lamprecht, or Tulane, . WUbur Oakes Jr and Scott Hud- MAD PURSUIT UV JESS1K DOUGLAS FOX SYNOPSIS: Jnllcin l.ake'$ tnn to effect hi dauukler'a murrinfie to ilieholus Thaucr luriis tli . inollierlfM Norn uooi'iil ynuno nrllal. el- lia irnti( us her twiuilcss arttst tntlier de clares. . vrovUie her a home mill end llitf umtttfarfiiif trhtth hua been her lot alnco her mother tiled. Nolo theu are liulno l a villa lent them Itv n !' Xvert,: and Jitllfin ha ihii honoii-pil from ttleholan In lulu the cook I After Nora iiiii-neii Thalier and hcliie prevent the lo of his m . IniHd the rctcnlrd hitter mil o; his Hie draws hr rloser to him. I'erhans her Interest la narllv due to his brother Jona thon. b whom she had once hem attracted. At aim nilft. ipieu he plans to leava alia a&ks him to ITIIIftlll. Chnptor 8 NICHOLAS DECIDES , yilE hondy swoutness ot tlie wild . things that bad been steeped all day In the sun, nilnt, grass, thyme, floated ' to them llko the breath ot the earth as thoy stood tliere lu tho garden ot Villa Kosa. "Why do you want me to stay!" Nicholas answered. Nora , was thoughtful for a mo n-ont before she replied. The bouy structure ot Nicholas' face had been brought out by his lllnoss and there was a touch ot cruelty In his gaunt cheeks and Juttlri nose ond thin Hps. - -. ,; ' .' Julian put on the wreath, "There's something In the air," sho said. "1 fool It." "Something In the air?" Nicholas questioned, blB oyos searching those ot the troubled girl before him. "1 don't understand what you moan. What is it?" ,, "It I knew what It wore 1 eould face It," Norn contlnuod. ! "Hut Julian Is planning something, lie won't tell mo what It Is. And I'm rrlglitoncd. Couldn't you stay ? 1 tool tlint you could stop li I in." In Nora's troubled eyes there was dospornte appeal. Hut Nicholas de liberately broka tho emotional thread ot her talk. "I'm going to sea a specialist about my hand," ho replied "There's a good man In Naples, I hoar. I shall go there." Ho wandorcd oft and Nora felt hersclt shrinking with humiliation. Sho had begged him to stay and be hnd curtly brushed aslda her plea. Ho simply wnuted to bo rid of hor and her father, us though so crotly ho despised them a little. Yet ho had stayed on becauso It was convonlont, accepted hor father's hospitality, and allowed her to take care of bim when he was III. "What's happened to the old rami? Look here!" ho called. She followed reluctantly becauso 'sho did not wish him to see how be had humiliated her. Soma ono had twined a garland ot laurel leaven about Ills buttered head. Nicholas was lo. nlng down staring Into tho broken face. . i "Whom does ho look lllto7" bo rsked. Forhnps It was a trick of the light that made tho grlmaco so full of mirth and scorn seem for a raomont like her father's face. "You see It loo We must tell him. llo would appreciate that!" Nicholas smiled. "Who's that -ou'ro talking about?" hor father's voice sounded behind thorn. Ho camo and peered down and looked from Nora to Nicholas: "You moan I look llko that?" Ho Jerked off the wreath ot leaves and thrust It on his own dark head and went capering down tho path heforo them with tho very gesture ot tho statue. "", ' ' ',' '''' ' ' "' LORIMER'S LA GRANDE CITY DYE WORKS v ' Cleaner 8 of Fancy Gowm Men's Suits Dry or Steam Cleaned Phone Main 72 102V Depot Street SUCCESSORS TO IVAttllllOlIK son Jr., of Georgia Tech.; George Buah and Jesse Rainwater of Tulane; Bob Qormley, of Alabama, and Sam Kirk-' patrlck, of Vanderbllt, are other' southerners who are expected to par- tlclpate. . . . , . .. i m1 Moscow Russia finds excessive, drinking retarding labor despite vodka supply cut and 'price Increase. Dinner was waiting, her (other announced, and Nora procriecl . them Into the ronr that bur father ' called pretentiously salle a mnnger. t The bnre ahlnlns table was drawn t near the open windows. Candles In twisted..'. V Stan , candlesticks i winked against the dusk. Scarlet . geraniums made pool ot bright- ', ness lu the center of the table aud th room took on it dim luster. . Julian halie .as In nn expansive niood. ' He still wore ' the laurel wrcalb that had slipped to one Side . his dark hair, lie burst at once x Into talk. .. "If J bad my 'ay we should live , In some small village like peasants. We should cobble our own shoes and weave our owu linen and cat t only what we raised with our owu ;. hands, wine and oil and green things that grow under tho warm I summer sun." , ,' "Yoked to tho oxen In tho field, '' I suppose, and working all day , through the burning heat." i Nicholas said dryly. j', ''Yes. why not? To feel the sun bi :nlng down on your shoulders, ; the good clean sweat trickling . down your back, to return at dusk to black bread and wine and shar t In the village dancte." v ! )lo looked ixtrorncly handsome, i Ills dark head fluiiR back, his wine-; colored eyes glowing, his sensuouB 3. gesturing like tho statue. Hps smiling at their. But Nicholas tl'ought him a fool; and Nora meet ing his eyos tilt a silent tremor ot laughter pass botwocn them.. r His oyos lingered on ber and she knew he was soeln- her between the candle Uamcs, for bis expression changed as ho somberly starod at , hor hair, her throat, her hands. Tho dim old roim, her fatbor's mellow voice as ho ombroldered his theme, the bumbling ot a heavy , bootlo knocking Against the wlro Hitting ot tho window all remained In Nora's consciousness as part ot , tho magic ot that hour. Mugdalcnna brought, in the . dessert, a confection ot chestnuts and cream that was hor special pride. The dinner was over; Julian was pushing back his chair and saying: j "1 want to talk to you, my dear fullow. You'll be gor to morrow. This la our last chance." Sho watched them step out -through tho window, stood watch ing them as thoy paced the garden together, tho bright sparks of their clgnreltcs llko flr-flles. She would no o see Nicholas Thayer again after to-morrow. He would forget hor in his work; and ' s'..o would forget him. Ob, yes, sho ', would forgot blml Hard as it would bo, sho would : pu out of her mind tho memory ot .' hor humiliation bofo-o him. How i ruelly bo bad Ignored ber plea to " remain nnd thereby protect ber 1 against that uncertain somothlng she feared! . ' ; She turned o-ray and knew that ( soma oue had come noiselessly Into the room bo' lnd her. it seemed to her almost as though she bad . spoltcu the thought aloud and ha ' must hear that silent cry ot hers. It was Nicholas. "Nora, I won't go tomorrow," was all ha said. ; She folt as though the whole room '. wera listening In tha silence to the t violence ot her heart beats. He -was gono before she knew It, back to her father, but the world was I rocked to Its foundations. ) lUoinriuht, IDio. Jessie Doualaa Fox) f "Man proposal. ..." Tnus be gins tho proverb. But tomorrow : there's reason to revlao tt. Ro- . mantle Jullanl !