LA ...GRANDE EEnWBSeEMaMjE, '."ORE
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The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Conntiei J
WANTED
MEN! Women I Puro wanted in every
home. $5 to $7 dully. No demon
stration. Start now. Write Box
291. North Powder, Ore., for Inter
view. - - 6-2-imp
HIGH SCHOOL graduate wants typ
ing. Part or lull time. Call 478-M;
WANTED Plain sewing, YIQV.t. X
Ave. . 5-29-6 t.
CHILDREN'S sewing.-Work guaran
teed, 1701 Wash. 5-28-t I.
WANTED i: oar a ers and roomers, 831
mo. Day or week, 1808-2nd St.
6-25-12 b
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Plymouth Rock baby
chicks. Ph. 227-M. 6-1 -2t'
FOR SALE Small 50-lb. refrigerator,
used just one season. $4.50. See
Mabel Morton. . 6-l-3tp
FOR SALE 30 head of hamp ewes.
Dan Westenskow, Imbler.
-. - 5-28-3 tp.
FOR SALE Universal white porcelain
kitchen range with polished steel
top. Priced to sell, 1703 Second.
' 5-27-4 tp.
FOR SALE We have some exception
ally good bargains In coal and wood
ranges. Phone Main 35. 5-27-0 t.
FOR SALE Stucco, plaster and brick
sand, concrete gravel and crushed
ledge rock, in. Prices reason
able. Call L. C. Keagle, 461-B.
5-20-6 tp.
KIMBALL PIANOS
See T. K. Bellamy, Odd Fellows Bldg.
.. Phone Jrfain 119. 5-5-1 mp.
Automobiles
FOR SALE 1030 Chrysler 70 coupe.
1927 Dodge coupe. ,
1929 Chrysler 65 sedan.-
1930 Fard sport cab.
1930 Chrysler 86 St. sedan.
CHRYSLER OARAGE
. v..-,...,--, ,8-1-lt
Professional
Directory
Physicians & Surgeons
I.F.B n. nouvY, m. .
I.EWA WIXKKS, M. I).
Completely equipped Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat hospital and of
fices, third floor Foley Bldg. '
IMtone Main 10
DR. C. S. MOOI1U
General Medicine and Surgery
l)It. C. E. MtAN'NKK
Specialist in Diseases of the
Bladder, Kidneys and Gynecology.
SECOND FLOOR ROESCH BLDG,
PHONE MAIN 19.
DRS. RICHARDSON AND HILL
Office Phone Main 15
Rooms 17-18-19-20 sonimer Bldg.
DR. A. L. RICHARDSON
Res. Phone Main 65
DR. F. C. HILL
Res. Phone Main 7fiS
DR. F. L. RALSTON
Eye, Ear Nose and Throat
1-7 SOMMKR BLDG.
Phone Main 778.
JAMES 3. D. IIAUN, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
NEW FOLEY BUILDING.
Office Ph. M. 716 Res. Ph. M. 712
I) It. C. L. (IILSTRAP, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Over Silvcrthorn-Wrlght Drug
Store
Office: Main 96 Res.: Main 005
Miscellaneous'
Astrologer
, FREDERICK BALMES
,:. 203 N. Ave.
Readings Dally.
PHONE 1000-J.
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FOR SALE Enjoy Memorial day with
a gooa auto:
1930 Chevrolet coupe.
1930 Studebakcr Die. six.
1931 Studebaker Die. ' 8, free
.wheeling, 4-dr. sedan.
1929 Olds 4-dr. sedan with Karl-
, Keen trunk. -1928
Olds, coupe.,
M. J. GOSS.
-- .- 6-28-3 t.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT 5 rm. furn. house. Close
in. Adults. 145-W. 6-ltf
4-R. mod. furn. house. $15; 1306
10th St. .. . . 6-1-ltp
FOR RENT 5-rm. furn, house. Gar
ago. Adults. -Fannie Alllnson.
. 6-1-ltp
FOR RENT Radio during summer
months. Adults only. Call 659-J.
0-1 -2tp
FOR RENT 7-rm.- mod. 'house, some
furniture. Call Main 616. 6-l-2t
FOR RENT 3-rm. mod house, furn.
or unfurn., 1206-8th St. 5-29-3 tp
FOR RENT 5-rm. house tat 1505
Adams. Call at 1501 Adams.
6-29-2 tp
FOR RENT 6-rm. furn. house, 1811
Sui-uce St.. or nhone 037-W.
6-29-3 t.
The honor oJ serving you at
a time when expert and elfl
clent service Is so badty needed
obligates us to do everything as
nearly perfect as possible. You
can rely upon us. .
We Understand
SNOI)01lASS
& ZIMMERMAN
FRIENDS
UOQR
1 fvoO'Ke THE COHDOCTOR ) HIS TICKET READS
OU "TUG TRAIM AM' HoBOkEH AMD HE'S
IHfc J it.-'i' - ra &BBB you COULD . I ON H'S VJAY lO '
jj OF IT .7 W, I M TELL MS VJHERE 'A EOBOPE ""I
s vrt: t -ia a .. ..... -. j. i .... . '
TOKfl 1 n.i,.... . W1 irv-M r-- . y ,
FOR RENT Largo room suitable for
two. close in, you can't beat tms.
1902 Second St. . . '6-28-Btp
FOR RENT 5-rm., mod. furn. house
at 1506 Oak St. or Call 206-W.
. . . . . 6-27-t f.
CLEAN ROOMS. Rates reasonable.
Close In. Zuber Brick, 1408 Wash.
.... 5-5-1 mp.;
FOR RENT Nice s-rm. furn. apt.
Frigidalre, etc. Landis court.
... 5-23-t f.
FOR RENT Large furn. apt. Very,
cneap, aoi o. Ave. o-ia-t I.
FOR RENT 3-rm. apt. Maple Apt. ;
, o-i-t I,
FOR RENT Modern 6 room house.
Close in. Garage. Call at 1304 N
Ave., or 296-M. 5-14-t f.
ROOM8 at I. O. O. F. Temple.
D--1 m.
FOR RENT Good, rellablo saddle
horses for pleasure trips, $2 per. day,
$1.50 per half day, $1 per evening.
Our mountain scenery and good
.roads 16 mln. from stables. Call
Q. Plerson, Farm. 29x1, Perry.
6-2-1 m,;
FOR RENT : Furn. houses and apts.;
.with baths, clean, .quiet, low rates.
Adults, 1810 Greenwood. 8-10-1 m.
MISCELLANEOUS
EASTERN, ORE. School of Music
summer classes beginning June 1st,
6-29-3 t
DRIVE IN and try our big, delicious
Root Rppr. Cnin. mid. nnrl vnil'll '
come again. Corner of Adams and
Hemlock 6-28-0 tp.
PEOPLES PRODUCE MARKET
305 Fir St. Harley Smith, Prop.
Spray, materials. Orchard brand ar
senic 01 lead, uaoy cnicKS. ,
6-25-1 m
READY CUT. LUMBER: shop work,'
screens, garage doors. Estimate on
. new and repair contracts. Main 000,
feto uousqueL, ... ... 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
610-J or M 752. fi-1-1 m,
so easy to
steal'-'-
AND EASIEIl TO
INSIHKI
Voavc it Jack
7insurance!
MoiftlOOO
1
reiriras
BINKLEY!!
A TOUGH DIET!
QIJT OUR WAY,
Jgggif O MUST U KE. 1H AT, , , . JlIiBll
f-tgm v -foe' WAV VOL) "3TiCr . ts
.JSS. ? BE. HM D "TfACM ! NvAfX i V 1 Ii
v .SSBI for m husbamd , isu'r . faS
X So FiME FOR MV CHlLDREKj. Jjggggps
BEG. U. S. PAT, orr.
AUTO AND WINDOW GLASS
Cut and fitted on short notice.
La Grande Construction & Hupnly Cn.
12-10-1 m.
EASTERN OREGON School of Munlu.
violin, piano, voice. Credit OO
P. temple, 447-J. , , . P-fi-l m
MONEY TO LOAN lH uiu rt'pix-y.'ii-
tatlves for the. Prudential insur
ance Co., and dan make rarm ox
city loans At attractive rates of In
terest. Chas. H. Reynolds, Insurance,
loans and bonds. -
LA GRANDE MATTRESS Up
holstering & Rug Cleaning Works
Phuue 424-W. Chas. Edwards, prop
12-1-lm.
LOST
LOST I.ody's hand leather purse
Wll.Il IllltlUU O. X. V. ,vvu,,
Singer Sewing Mochlne Co., 1111
Adams Ave. Reward. 5-27-3 tp
LOST Blue coat, groy tweed .coat and
bluo sweater, all seven year sle.
Please phono 234-J. 6-202 tp.
A Hollywood star figures he pets
$10 a word in every film,-'1 And they
say talk Is cheap.
ll3 si hShwI
wrrnmi: mxBW,; T IT'S wwr wmsw-IWi
TWIS VtoOUGSTER SEEIAS ) UfAPP1! WHAT p MIE'VE SOT THE 7 IME ALBCAD- CALLED
To BE VERY MUCH 5 THERE To FELLOVJ Vlt lo HAS lTHG POLICE.. TH6VLL. ,
IMTEG6STED IKl VOOR J IMTEREST HIJA ) UbcToR'S RUBV, Bf M v ,
- TT3ID To ' 'I u, hiaT?2 W.0 MELLIMfiER. ... l! WNUT6 t-W. MY.
2ZJ " r U J CALL THE POLICE 4? IS A LOT OF
v EOROPE ..y .. RISWT AVJAV j V EXCITEMEMT FOR
M . . . IT'S BIMkLEY,
i PSffi, I Z, OWE OF FARBAB-S mLSJ
JB
J .M0HE3TUV. DO Y0OUY 'NO! BUT "YOU CftN BUY
- THEM 5UGWJ?ELL,IF ' (. nouTOFW
I BME h PW OF THEM ? '. WCjOPWCt y
EMETJY NIGHT HLL YDVJ ' f
. J- Wi urn or rim nrnvicr. ihc. u pT.orr J
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The News
Used To Be
TWKXTV-FIVK YKAItS ACIO
(Frcm pbscrver. Thurs. May 31. 1000)
One of tho heaviest rains that has
visited the western siopo of the
Blue Mountains has just ceased and
thourmiKls of dollars of damage has
resulted In the cities of Pendleton,
Wallr. Walla and tho surrounding
country. There are now 300 people
delayed In La Grande who are board
ing at tho expense of the O. R. and
N. Co.
Bert Nelson, the proprietor of the
Ij urantie-ove atiMJe nne, siwercu
the fracturing of a few ribs yestor-
Tohiorrow
coming, i
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ANGEL'S HAT CLEANING
By J. R. Williams
... . 6-
r. P 1031 OY.NEA SEnVkT jHC.,
j dny by being squcozort by a fractious
oxn yi-:.r a;o
(From Observer, Sat., May 1, 1030)
An infcrmal celebration of tho
eokluii wedtihnr nnnlvercurv of Mr
and Mrs. llu;U M. Lfi,t wns lield at
Medical Spring on T0cu;y, May 27
The rrct:hJit.,.ti(ju fn La Grande
for thp Ihsi; two d:y;j ut;j;:l , at ono
and a tciitii indie: t-is morning.
The 1023-30 schcbl tbnn In La
Grande vus t lu.ied y c.i'Jo relay after
noon when both . gvae . and high
school utuciont.i n.iiiv.Tcd in their re
spectlvc ro;;ma ai'fl schools over the
cltv to rcuelk-o vo.n'.Vt cards.
Seventy -fo-ir students of the
Eastern Oregr.n Nor;riul school will
receive diplcmxn at the bemmence-
Magneto Repairing
llosch, Elscmati, Rplltdorf
KXCI.USHT3 FACTOKY
HUl'nESUNTATlVB
Hut I cry rioclrk'ii) Service
COX AUTO ELKCl'RIC
1425 Adllllis 1'hCMie M 753
PANAMA'"
STRAW
LADIES
FELT
HATS
CLEANED
AND
BLOCKED
1 1
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A M. ftt; JJCOb TT lf ft Iff.
Town!
Bv B1op -?v
By Cowan
n
ment exercises to be held In the
auditorium on Juno 10.
SOverNightNews!
i . (By The Associated Press) . .
Samu-shtro, Japan Ash abandons
flight across Pacific .. . .
Washtngton-f-Defialt forces treas
ury to sell $800,000,000 bonds.
i Niagara Falls, N. Y.-r-WllUam Hilt
ccmpletes barrel trip in lower rap
ids, .
, Washington Commerce depart
ment uuys .business conditions im-i
proved during April.
- Washington Teagun . resigns as
vice chairman of farm board. . .
; Chicago Nineteen deaths Investi
gated in connection with charges
against Mrs. Margaret Summers..
Fore In n
Bologna, Italy Bombs exploded
in Fascist church conflict.; .
Vatican City pope charges fas
cist!..' with ' fostering hate and violence-...-.
... .-- . . .. ...
MAD PURSUIT
BY JESSIE DOUGLAS FOX
; JSr.VOI'SfS; when -Worii .aire
fiiiAixnrf. Sicholna Thnjier. lumps
to death from the steumer carry
iiio iltem to America, she ron
ti)iuc5 to AWnnti. lis ftoiua. There
Klehohtn' brother. Jonathan, meets
her. and .tokea her .to her Aunt
. limitv oud her roiisliis. 'Vnnces.
sninriic'ii from her hnstmtul. and
, .cripple! Uullie.. Afl ft . day .Aora .
i cots to the Tlttwer vloce. - oeor
the clt. Zlatiion Kim Vorsi.
Aichons' stcfi-slslcr. Muines her
tor nijliir; to tH-cvent . .Vicftolny ,
eniride. hut Sorn lirtcpts her in-
' t-itnttoit to Hve teith .tltein. Jou-
athon tette her his aloofness has :
been due to tear that isie--re- ;
proiicifid him tor mi, flKlrnupii
incKt brlitccii htmsett and Ntcho- .
Inst. She -leels more klndlu to-
' unirrt lihir. utit when she over.
hears his reference to her
- f'tramv ol a tather" her ItiiMuna-
. ttoii mounts.. , -;
; : v Cliflptor 13 - '
NEWS FROM JULIAN
AS Nora SteripCi oo. ot the llmdii
Blno before Aunt Em's she
found It IkuI begun to rain. Hnllle
"tviia wetlRod Into h rochluK clmlr In
itlie living room with Dicklo. ,
' "I'm to go next weelt, Unillo!"
'Nora cried, iinnble to keep the ex
citement out of her voice. ,. .
:"Wlint nro they like?' Halite
iasked while Alice came to lean shy.
ly ngn Iliat Nora. :, . ' r :. .
: "1 don't know how to toll you.
fialiion Is cool and lovely. And i
wish you could bee Mr. Van VOrat.
Damou sat at the. tea tnble aud only
candles were Hunted and the twi
light came In "
""""A bit stagedwasn't it?" hor cou
sin Hnllle asked dryly. -
"Oh Hnllla, how can you? Bin
you would have loved tho lousS!
U has Immcnso rooms with high
ceilings, books everywhere and
white lllaes." Sho ktoppeil tor
breath. , ' : ' ; :
"And Mr. Van Vorst showed riio
iniiio old books and told me about
his horses. That lovely old house!
It was built In 1S07. and thero Is
an Adam llroplaco " ,
"Wall, for my part ! prefer a little
'reality niid hot so 'n'iuch oVeetnosB
and HahL" Halllo said with n dry
smile, lint she observed that Nora
had not mentioned Jon's no mo.
: Nora lniighbd helplessly and ran
Upstairs to tnko Oft her things, to
look about "tho bare attic room so
scrupulously clean and . to give n
tli a ii k Till sigh as sho realized that
aftor this week sho need never see
It again.
' iThoro was a letter for her on the
bureau.
"Tlult ,wns lorrllile news, Nora. U
did mu In fur n tiny. Things lluve not
liui.-n boiiiu so woll with ino ollhcr,
llulon lor a'liioro whim is not Ruing
to uiurry mo. '1'liu woman litis no heart,
I cuino In at dawn ono morning nna
HmtiBlieti hor tirctty lltllo water colorst
She Bnld 1 wiih drunk. A man doesn't
accept n thlnfr like that.
"I turns ynti, Norn my own. What
splendid llmca wo nscil to have. This
placa now ly just n scctliltit; mass of
ilanin tnurlsts. I'm going lu leave. 1
might oven como tiomo. tiy the wny
t'v-o iroen workliiR liko mod nines you
loft, 1'vn dono Homo Rood tlilnga. J
have a plan, UUt of that in my next."
"Jullun." .J
Her fnther's letter worried her,
Ills preoccupation with himself had
made the tragedy negligible. Her
poor darling Jullon, how would he
ever get along without hor! If only
ho hnd smashed tho wnter colors
.hoforo ho had planned to marry Mrs.
Nevcrs, what n dlfforonce It would
halo made to them both. When
: -i 1 1 o came downstairs sho saw Aunt
Km's wet cont hanging In the hall.
Tho smell of damp umbrellas
was in tho air, and a till lit odor of
a disinfectant hung about Dr.
More's otllce.
Aunt lim looked up as Nora came
In. pulling off hor wot gray cotton
gloves. "I hoar you'ro going to
leave us noxt week. It's what you've
. Wanted all tho time, Isn't it?" she
ended mildly.
Norn felt uncomfortable for a mo
fnenL under tho scrutiny of those
lively hrown eyes. Did Aunt Era
know that sho felt pity and even a
"faint contempt for her fnther's peo
ple? Slio must bo careful to hide It
from them these last days she was
to bo with them, never realizing
how pervasive thought Is, how It
can create Its own atmosphere more
subtly than words,
Frances enmo blowing In, her
cheeks rosy, a stream of water trick
ling from her hat.
"I'm Boaklng," sho cried. "Did
you get wet, Mother?"
Aunt Kin hnd been tramping the
streets, walking from lesuoli to les
son but sho smiled and shook hor
bead.
"Come and kiss me, Dickie. Some
ono went und took my umbrella
from tho ollico. Snitched It, the
brute!" Fran cried, throwing off her
hat and tossing It down anywhere,
brushing back tho wet hair from her
glowing fuce.
"I stnyed late to typo a letter
for Mr. Diiseiihury. He was so
grateful, ho told me. And then he
drovg- off In his limousine and left
mo lu tho joorway. 1 met Kcrgus
hnd ho saved my life." Fran end
Glasgow Several Injured fn
clashes during Catholic May -prods
slon. . I
DIJonj France Mayor . Porter-,' or
Los Angeles, refuses to drink bur
gundy. -. - "
.Httvre, France Texas dulnan near
ecl lapse because Prance refuses to
admit her.
MRS. GAKKES0H A MOTHER
KT2W YOttK, June 1 w) Mrs.
fidnr W. Garblsch, the former Bere
nice Chrysler, daughter of Walter I
Chrysler automobile manufacturer,
is the mother of a daughter, bora
at Harbor sanitarium.
Garblsch, who was a star center
and football captain at West Point);
and Miss Chrysler were married Jan:
4, last year. . . i;
Remove Luxury First
lf?yoii ttlsh To remove hvarlce1
?ou himt remove Its mo I her, lox
iry. Cicero. . j
cd with a cough she tried to chokt .
down. ' ,1
Fergus was behind ber. J
You'll have supper with ue to
night?" Aunt Em asked the youngj?
doctor. j
, Ho tbauked her but said no while;
Fran struggled out of her wot coatt
and hugged Dickie. : I
Aunt Em stood np brisk and smll-i
lng. . ',
I gave a music lesson to tho Mc
tntosh boy to day. They can't pay,
me anything tor ills lessons but
vheti 1 came away Mrs. MclntostK
had a dozen eggs for me. and
stopped on the way homo to get?
baking powder for biscuit. Now
Forgus, you see you'll have to stay!"
Nora looked at Fergus More lean-
lug against the door, his hands ini;
Uls pocKots. ho was tan ana iean,-
jind his clothes so carefully brushed;
were the worse tor wear. He bad;
fhlck velvety eyebrows and hlsjj
earnest and rather obstinate face;
'vyrts lightened by gray eyes and f
humorous mouth. X
"It's awfully good of you," ho hesl-j
tated, then he added with excite-?
hient, "I had ray first, patient to-.;
day." , i
'No!" Ha'lile cried, "Is he still llr-i
ing?" . , ; .; . , ' j : .?
i "Don't' pay any attention to lier
Mrs. Durnnt, she's jealous ot my;
professional success! To prove It,'
to you " he brought out a soft and
willed dollar bill and laid It down
lieroro them on tho table. "My luck;
Is changing. My office Is going to,s
be so full of patients that a waiting!
fine will run clear dowi tho stops.''i
, Hnllle Bnlffed. "I'll believe ItJ
When I don't seo you running nrotind
the block with your bag for exor-f
else." . !
"You didn't know that?" he asked j
KgliasL , i
, He threw 'back his head and hls ;
big rocking laughter was joined byi
tho rest. ' .. . j
' Frtin cried, ''We'll have to cele-
'briite. You will have dinner wllhj
:is.,v Wouldn't a big -cup of coffee)
tnsto gobd?" But we haven't anyj
Cronin." I
"f,p,t mn i?fit the eream." Fergus?
laid, mid bofore they cbuld Btop him
'ho hiid caught tip his hat and was
ijuhglhg the door behind him.
. They trooped dowt the stairs to
'tho basement. Dickie as a special
treat, was allowed to have supper:
'with them: and Nora and - Ilalllei
'brought out two more chairs wlilloj
Fran lighted the gas heater. Fran-j
cos took put the blue willow platesj
to be warmed. Fergus More camel
back with the bream and a jar of
anchovy paste and a bunch ot red'
carnations, ,
. "I'll send you shopping again,";
Fran laughed, "the things you can
buy for a dollarl"
But Nora bad seen soon the books-
he had carried with him; and she!
know tliore was a certain way ofj
raising hionby under the sign ofl
three golden balls. j
Tho spicy sweetness ot the plnksi
tha odor ot steaming coffee and hot)
blBchlts filled the dining room wltln
heartening fragrance. Tho chalrsj
wore drawn up to-tho table; and?
Dicklo was propped up on the encyj
clopctlla. AIlco Insisted on sitting!
next to Nora. j
Nora and Fran wore deep In talk;
while Halite made caustic com-i
meats. Aunt Em was haWng a low-j
voiced convorsation with Fergus:!
"When hor mother died 1 toldj
Julian I'd Ilk) to toko Nora but he!
said he Wouldn't havo the child)
brought up according to mtddte-i
class standards," she chuckled wltlrj
a glance at Ncra. "1 remember j
they wore living In a wretched teno-f
mont at the time. She was such af
bedraggled, pretty, little thing. 1
asked her It she wouldn't like to)
como to live with me. She answer-1
od gravoly, 'Oh, no, Julian couldn't;
get along without me.' She and I
went to tho grocer's together and
she asked the man to charge a bot-S
tlo ot milk dnd a loaf ot bread. The
grocor asked when her father would
pay his bill. 'My father's an artist'
and can't be bothered 'With bills!' j
sho told him. 'A dead beat, you
mean, don't you?' Nora turned onf.
him, her eyes blazing, and called z
him a dirty brute. She was eight
at that time. 1 settled with the:
grocer and the last I saw ot her
sho was Hugging the bread against
her chesL" .
"Mother, what are you saying to'.
Forgus," Fran cried, "with yourt
heads close together?" i'
The conversation became ' gen-i
eral. But Nora was not here wlthj
them: she was watching a long:
room fill with green twilight, seeing"
a man's fair head bent tor a mo-;
ment. whllo the scent ot lilacs';
drifted to her. (
fCorrvrloir. 1030. Jessie OoitQlns Fojr
' Near -trnoedy In the little home )
Monday. Meanwhile Nora resents I
the smiles masking Jon'a indkfler- i
ence. :
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