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Newspaper Page TextMonday Jiinfe 15, 1931 : LA (SRANOE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRAD ORE: WANTED WANTED Responsible party to lease service station and hotel. Man and wife preferred. Call 662-W. i 6-15-2 tp WANTED Exp. girl for housework on farm. Farmers 20X. . 6-13-2 tp. WANTED Sheep to pasture. See H. M. Peck, Evans place, Mt. Glen. 6-10-t f. MEN I Women I Puro wanted In every home. $5 to $7 dally. No demon stration. Start now. Write Box 291, North Powder, Ore., for inter view. - - - 6-2-lmp WANTED Boarders and roomers, $31 mo. Day or week, 1808 -2nd St. 6-25-12 t FOR SALE FOR SALE Nice fryers. Ph. Farm. 158. . 6-15-2 t. FOR SALE Alfalfa hay in shock. O. E. Wagner, Fruitdale. Ph. 205-J. 6-13-3 tp. NEW MOWING machine and disc plow for sale. E. C. Tuckey, Trustee In Bankruptcy, 109 Depot St. 6-13-3 t. FOR SALE; House and furniture. Call J801 Adams. 6-0-6 tp. FOR SALE Crnte fed- fryers . and young hens. Phone 916-J. 6-6-1 m. 1 ACRE OF ground with or without ,6-rm. house, stable, hay shed, chicken house, garage, cellar, wood shed. Cheap.. 2702 Greenwood. , ... ... ..... 6-12-6 t. NEW G. E. refrigerator, 1 Toledo com puting scale. Box 82, Imbler. .- -4 6-11-1 mp. FOR RENT FOB RENT 5-rm. furn. house, gar age. Adults. Fannlo Alllnson. . 0-15-1 tp. FOR RENT 8 room house, close In. Suitable for roomers, 1011-5tli St.. ,040-J. 6-15-3 t. Professional Directory Physicians & Surgeons ' ' LEE B. IIOUVY, M. D. LEWA WILKES, M. D. Completely equipped Eye, Ear, Nose- and Throat hospital and of fices, third floor Foley Bldg. Phone Main IS DR. C. S. MOORE General Medicine and Surgery D1C (J. K. 1I11ANNEK I Specialist In Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys and Gynecology. SECOND FLOOR ROESOH BLDG. PDONE MAIN 19.- -In rr- DRS. RICHARDSON AND HILL Office Phone Main 16 Rooms 17-18-19-20 sommer Bldg. DR. A. L. RICHARDSON ' - Res. Phone Main 65 DR. F. C. HILL Res. Phone Main 765 : DR.. P. L., RALSTON Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat 17 SOMMER BLDG. Phone Main 778. JAMES J. D. nATJN, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. NEW FOLEY BUILDING. Dfflce Pa. M. 716 Res. Ph. M. 712 DR. C. L. GILSTRAP, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Over SUverthorn-Wrlght Drug Store Office: Main 86 Res.: Main 605 Miscellaneous Astrologer MRS. FREDERICK BALMES S03 N. Ave. Readings Dally. PHONE 1006-J. FRECKLES AND HIS PCXJP.VANHOEOFFATSHADYSID SHADVSlDe9 V ' MAnO HERE IS m.--, h M onlc rn iMVtoiH UMHG NUMBER Wfsl W PR-SDEW VSlNGSNSpW- S nSS s. J5 ALL READY 0 &Of VT' " JU""- -tp-ir TALK TWE THING OVER MOM'N POP INSURED AGAINST ACCIDENT! " By Cowan H SOGARl VUST HOLD VOUD )(-7j---- . LOOK UUAT MAPPENEDlA vJrtW Do Voo ( M.EL'. , 1 VIQ f TKpR0N ! Y ft Uoii ABOUT A MGS HORSES, BIG a27I4-P . ' m? g AtL OVER AY N-W WPAa A NEW V Ml KPROW J V VjOVsl'.'.X i som eats? Wo.tu. TVji if j jzt iacZJ -CL ?xy SSIFIED AD The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five average words , to the line.) Per line, 1st Insertion ,10o Per line, each added consec utive Insertion 7o Minimum charge on one order a5o RATES BY MONTH 3 lines, per month . ,,,,, , ., q0 3 lines, per month v; 3.5 4 lints, per month $4.00 6 lines, per month 4.76 Each additional line over five charged at 60c per line 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 OF 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 date of last Insertion. , PHONE MAIN 600 "An Observer Want Ad Will Do It." 4-RM. MOD. HOUSE, partly furn. Ph. Geo. H. Chopman. 6-15-t f FOR RENT 4-rm. mod. house and 3-rm. furn. apt., 1206-8th. G-16-3 tp. FOR RENT, 2 furn. .rms. Ph. 300-R. housekeeping 6-13-t f. SLEEPING ROOM on ground floor, outside entrance, 604 Wash. ... 0-13-2 tp. FOR RENT 4 room modern house, partly furnished If desired, $15 per month. Phone 183-W. fl-12-3 t. FOR RENT 2 and 3, room apts., 1002-3rd St. Phone 351-J. 6-11-4 t. FOR RENT Apartment near school. Phone 042-J. . . .. 6-11-t f. FOR RENT Room and board for 2, 1304 Penn. Ph. 817-W. 6-10-t f. FOR RENT Strictly modern 3-rm. apt.. In best residential district. Allen Duplex, 1507-Fourth St. Ph. Main 643. 6-8-t f. FOR RENT 3-rm. apt. Maple Apt. - 6-1-t f. FOR RENT Rooms over SUverthorn Wrlght Drug store. 6-2-t f. CLEAN ROOMS. Kates reasonable. Close In. Zubcr Brick,- 1408 Wash. ' 5-5-1 mp. The honor of serving you at a time when expert and effi cient service Is so badly needed obligates us to do everything as nearly perfect as possible. You con rely upon us. We Understand SNODORASS A ZIMMERMAN - Main 62 FRIENDS Conntiea FOR RENT Modern 6 room house. Close In. -Oarage. Call at 1304 "N" Ave., or 296-M. S-14-t f. FOR RENT Furs, nouses and apts. with baths, clean, quiet, low rates. Adults, 1810 Greenwood. 8-10-1 m. MISCELLANEOUS NOW IS THE TIME to have your typewriter cleaned and put In good repair and be ready for the rush of business Just ahead. E. C. Tuckey, 109 Depot St. 0-13-3 t FOR FULLER ; BRUSHES or - service call Chet Appling, Enterprise 93-J, 6-10-6 tp FUEE FILM - developing, standard prices for prints and enlargement Highest quality and satisfaction guaranteed. Sllverthom -Wright - .. . 6-2-1 m. MONEY TO LOAN on your home, East Ore Bldg. & Loan Assn. C. D. Pot ter, 610-J., or M. 752. . 6-5-1 m. PEOPLES PRODUCE MARKET 305 Fir St. Harley Smith, Prop. Spray materials. Orchard brand ar senic of lead. Baby chicks. i 6-25-1 m READY CUT LUMBER; Shop work, screens; garage doors. Estimate on new and repair contracts. Main 960, Pete Bousquet. 6-14-1 mp AUTO AND WINDOW GLASS Cut and fitted on short notice. La Grande Construction & Supply Co. 12-19-1 m. EASTERN OREGON Scnool of MuslO, .. violin, piano, voice. Credits. I. O. O. F. temple, 447-J. 9-6-1 m. MONBY 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. Chas. H. Reynolds, Insurance, loans and .bonds. , LA. GRANDE MATTRESS Up holstering Rug Cleaning Works. Phuae 424-W. Chas. Edwards, prop. . . 12-1-lm. FOR TRADE FOR TRADE '25 Ford coupe for Chevrolet touring. Melvln Carbine, Fruitdale 6-13-2 tp. Car mashed up and no irtsuraiice i leave ft3tack Feiriris MUnlOOO AN ERRAND! QUT 0UR WAX' . T CamV DO 1' -ii4ATs ;au. t, X .1 w-jw THE MOwefi. WERE'S.O V.OT" OF ANT'S iM- tAT- 8iGr PLACE- AMO A VMOfM (K4TVrlAT .CMCr PuACE AiMp A CAiURPivAR VM ONE PLAC i AMO OTT-ER PLACE AwO' CAwT BEAR T& CoT) J uul-( ',- CouV-DNTy MM.. mm- 1(1 V.V.AMii.l VV!') - . 1 1 ". i ' i. " i , v.'V'ivAiKauwi .mi wv v .' ,. .1,1 v.- ,"i u, NHW MOTHERS GiET GtRaW Bt4U..$JT.0tL FOUND FOUND a keys in keytainov. Owner may hnvo same by paying for ad OaU Obsei-ver. ' , 6-16-3 tp. Searchers Find Wandering Woman ROSEBURG, Ore., June 15 W -Mrs. C. M. Daley, resident or the remote community located In the mountain district 35 miles east of Roseburg near Lone Rock, was pund last night after a hastily organized posse had searched several hours. Mrs. Daloy left home early yester day and became confused In the woodB, wandering in the wrong direc tion. When she failed to return in the afternoon alarm was felt and men called together for the search. Sheriff V. T. Jackson sent to Eu gene for bloodhounds but the woman was found before the dogs arrived. She was tired and wet but unin jured. . , . Hens In South. Carolina demon stration flocks returned a net profit of 26 cents each to their owners in one month. r OFCAOV.T TOKi AI . , s 1 .1 V.'.J1 : v -Kr-ii 1- J :ii Queen of Belgium Able to Earn Her ; Living As Doctor nnUSSEI-S W) -r- Had Queen Eliza beth of the Belgians sat in om of tliCEo post-wiir thrones that trem bled with such violence as to dis lodge their occupants, , she would linvc been far better equipped to cope with the changed order than were many. ' She would have needed only to hnhg out a professional shingle read ing "Elizabeth, M. D." and could have begun taking in fees as a practic ing physician. True daughter of that princely oculist, her father, the queen Is not only a doctor or medicine, but has interested herself in various arts and sciences. , - iShc attends nil national" and in ternational scientific congresses held here and delights In discoursing learnedly with scientific specialists of one sort and another. A i .1 a rnvTivnif ri inin I Ioklaho;.ia CITY. Juno 16 tfln I Amelia Enrhart Putnam left hore day for Enid, Okla., In hor - auto rnl -i;' th - ANGEL'S HAT CLEANING By J. R. Williams 'ie-v5o'll eoTrt OMtlU. VT UONt-l T CAwiY AFFORD i Tb W A So OouaS lAWER TO OSCIDt A TvjO BiT CASE y-.RVAAViAMS. giro, 'after participating In a benefit air show yesterday for tiny Oklaho-man-Times milk and loo 'fund, Prom Enid Bhe is- expeotod to fly to Wichita Pulls, Tex., and thot.ee to Abilene, where ahe- damaged an other auto-giro last week in attempt ing to Icavo U'.o 'oir;xrt thore, -'8he said she wnntrd to show thn (joople at Abilcno "how tt:i raitb-giro takes off." - Schumaftn-Heihk, Nqw 70, Vill Go On With Singing . LOS ANQEI Ea. June IS i7i)-Mee-damos Brnlstino Bchumnnn-lHelnk reached 70 today, b,ut she will go on singing. ' '' "A long life, yesl" she said, "But I hope I will be 80, ana even more than that. ' -- " ' " - (."Retire?. Nevor, Not Schumann Hoink. I pray the good Gott that I may sing as long as I have Hfo, and1 tha,5t my singing - may help mako other, people happy like I am." . Th. nliinrrnl.. nUimti. white hnlred Dlvfti who has - won applaiiBo in thei to-worias finest opera nouses, , was paring carrota; She has nt houso PANAMA STRAW LADIES FELT HATS CLEANED BLOCKED i ne uesi worKin Town! By Bloper servants she' disclosed. 1 ' ' ,i' "Only Adolph Hlnck," she said. ;'He drives the car because I am too neavy to drive. He eau with me here in the kitchen and helps me cook. He's like my own boys.., 'Work, that Is happiness. Singing, housekeeping, bearing and . rearing children aU happiness. I could have mams, cooks, butlers, but with them T- MAD PURSUIT ; , ; BY 1BSSIB DOUGLAS. FOX ,, ; .. , . 1 1 i 1 - 1 ' )- ', aYHvmat AVk'.'rj) jwim ot snppDlfa, in titoattd ' when hot ! father; Vtitinn. tJ-Mhffa as his own . work the vtiinthlfis lell i)vhla keep 1 (Hi Hi fi" UnliiRT. KWioIhs Thav ' ; er, sr tecettsetl ItUahmitl. Aa A re- . I Writ -As? .Honneitioiii lo Klelmia' lirolsrr: .'Jmwthtm la' Aff - anA he ' Mils Ma atvfl'Sistef rJnihnii'. tiiMuo ! vhiiroea or iVoru's rbmitHrttlf n iha . J Jt-UKit he had cthaeti. Vohhq Ot 10i-e. Mhoae afire iii in lief Autll ' Kwllv'-t Arties Is ajjwuavtetto u:ipli ; ehe'reliinte to'her ttralt IVe'thei-e. I frolic. f'roNjilji' trliri lita Yllii ' l rfrett .ahantiaileti bi'tr' liuabantl, . ' 1, 01 in a ftiataul vHHatarinin ana her rrl.xltrf .later. Ihlllle line III ; errlru hnaea art far nnnrantahla. Hai f a toll htlna'the latoillti limlotl : Slier h'run hae to stoti wvt'k, ... Chupter 29 A TRIP TO THE PARK ! TVTOItA was pullng th civer on ... . her typewriter. Miss, Brown Stopped to ash her In a sympathetic tvoloo what she had heard from rrnn lately. ,....,,,.,".,. ', ,, ,- "The doctor told her It she were ,very careful she could, live to ho ah old woniuu," Nora said, trying to pull . the typewriter coyer' ,qn straight, JJut sh.- did not any wliul ran bad Rdded, "Who wanls to be careful Willi lire?'; ;, ; Martha Brown wns In , the book, keeping department, a plain woman with un Qvor-iuulety. to please, Now she pulled on the cover with elllclcnt Hngors lind conildqt) shyly, "1 like jo pretend my, desk Is my house , and keep It In order till doy. When J elpse the drawers at night and coyer my typewriter, I say to jnyeeir i'm putting the children to ,bed.'S She Hushed painfully but Nora was not laughing nt her, but regarding hpr tently, ,,, : . .. i They wont downstairs together: .tlsa Brown continued to chntter,' lolling .Nora, about ; her mother. "Site's wonderful, - really.; 1 1 wH.li you could know her. Takes an interest In everything arid ; asks about everyone In the onlce when 1 get home , In the evenings wo have. Hie plensanlest time. We-turtj on ,tlie radio for dinner music and 1 tell ,Mnma If a Just though wo wore: liiivlnn dlnuor In a big hotel.'.' ., . . ; , ! They parted at the bottom of ihe stairs and Nora watched. her. dnrt fiig away In and out of the crowds: J .Now ttln mnninnl rniitrl tin hvnitnd 'lib longor. For Norn could almost see Jon's face witly (to pale (Sloariiut .features."' He seemed to bo walking boslde her, even though alio hurried, ' , .leru wns i.uo c.icapo, Blio It new low Hint -Ion Was variable and .venk. but tho longing for 111 ml Durnod her until, in momenta llko those, she wanted to cry out with pain. , ,;, , . , , , , ; At the top of the hill aha Went more slowly. As she lifted her hend alio bbw a sky of smoky orange that shone down for a moment on the black treos. ,, . ; : ,: '.'I'll o,lwaye . iiovo this,',' . Nora tlinught pa8lonatelyt .."no one can takq this away from tne!'', , Hut as. she walked oh, the. light (lied out of the sky nnU It alosed In in her in dreary November bleak loss. It seemed as though a long iiiccosslou of dreary days had tllinbRil the hllls'beslde hor and she lould sea them Btrotchlng on ahead until at last, slio would be resigned. . "I can't bear It. I won't, I tell voul'.' slio thought, looking up at 'tho dull sky. . : , Someone had come up bosldo hor ,auil, turning, slio. saw It was Fergus. He put his blind , on hers for' o fnomont and she smiled up at him; with quivering Hps. "How Is It going?" he asked her. "Awful," sho sold, ' ; She Was glad to soe him. They wore old friends now and tlicy bad i strong bond in their mutual love for Fran. "I had a letter from Francos to- lay," he said, "she hopes to be homo for Christmas." "Uo you think sho will?" . Sho looked up Into his thin keen face as she asked him. ills face too had changed, thcro wcro firmer linos about the mouth, but his eyes wore Bllll full of youthful cagcrnass, ; "I don't know," lie said thought' fully. , I "I can't bear It," Nora cried, "II makes Hfo too sod." "Hut life Is sad, Nora." , f . . She was startled. Ho seemed sud denly so much older and wiser; and slio knew It was bocuuso ho loved Fran and saw no futuro for them. ."Hut I wouldn't gjvo It up for anything," lie told her, smiling sud denly, "It's the-struggle and the pain that mnkes the rest beautiful." "Beautiful?" she whlBpered. . Jla looked Into her passlonata, rebellious foco that, seemed so young and soft under her hat brim. "You're not happy, nro you, Nora?" -"I'll never bo happy." See It Tomorrow T R A D E It HORN ; ' I would be' unhappy." p -. p She still earns, with her fn u strucUon and radio broadcasts, from . . M.OOrt to 6,00ft month. : ' . f Madams Be faumMHj-tHelhk ' came r. here to testify In her (M.00 alleged f . breaeh of contract suit against Edwin Carewe, motion picture director and9 producer, which the court now has under advisement."- -. ' ii . "What does It ipat'ter ahyi-ajj"'.- ' I used to tli'nk one bad to--6e,bappr i ' to get anything out o life .but now I knowon ean do yery, well jvlt!;S) put It.. .Work abd struggle hud hop.' . are.,let.' w'' fu J,.un. '! And' love!" she thought ltn, pang. But she did hot Shy it atopi, r' ,N.ora said,.'.' loved Joho gqpjrthj- i '' '., thouglithe-lovedvme. He's marrlod,'"'';! she ended abruptly,- a -t -. ;- :,r. . v Porgus knew her well enough t)t,t" to ollqr her, sympa,tliyv.i. . tl'., ...tt jr.lle left her at rthe doorv - Alici'-'1 came -tearing Jdowti the -balli r " .' ' ;'.'Tae. lis tq .the , park, Norii1? S Aljc. rjedi Dickie piping after Nora' bundled ( cblMna. tnid,. t,be coats and . went out, Djckle tug,'a' glng pt.her;bandi Alice skipping te-; ' side her and the dog i'etle Bakr leaping about. i.; ,.,') 'i.;; ,., - i.i . In ihe park the (reesifcere shlm'' mer)bg under ,lc. the shfUbSiWere ,,,!, hooded , with know, andi.the paths crunched "iiader.'tlieir Teetin ,the children-went mad .with d.eIght,,rHn.-. ulng, falling,. screaming whlU Nora" i;aced:beahie them., . A, toll thin man'' passed 'them and returned- to pass ' aga(n, bis eyes nj), the..0hilitrei ;i Alice raced ou: ahead end when, Niirrf1"'. came up toiler she hesrd, Alice tnlk.'r lug oomiliilo.tiohly'id him," ,' , i Vjij;' ,f'I,'ni,9j, how old are you?''', Allc-'S-A ased:hlm,,: TH mt ; 'Kv.r, , Norn 4ay he Svas a dark ;fol!ot,i t vvllli' a . blalh likeable, face. ,. H gluhcqd ijidltferently past Nor lp"i Dickie, his eyes clinging hungrll to the Bbldi,;,; r. ,.,. -',,., ,., . VOIckto," he urged,,i"came,hereii if The little boy stoodi' starlngi, bl;: da.rk eyes under their, Inslms llfted:1113 trustingly to the strangeR. The -ia lifted, the. -child. ln :hls arms andna j Dickie began' to chuckle In hla,uV' frlondly. way, !., ,,. 'c0 i . ;, -, ,.."Cpme.. children, It's time to gour' horaO Nora said. c. i .. j d The lamps were lighted and .inej?' long yellow streaks pver ,tba.lnow.':', He,put Dickie down and wauhed -.Z him, scamper away, - He turned to v'" Nora. He toqtf off his hat, she saw i ' hls oalr was turning gray,- .s, "I'm their father," he said, rtl're seen you.before. I've haunted Dove Street, but I've never seen Frances," ' , Nora looked at,hln),hotly:aeBatit: - " ?)itt Uotested,ithls.. Jarl4 .Uads-y1 r who, had deserted Frances biidjeft',!', .( his children to struggle on as best ' they, could. ; .Perhaps.,h wa going to -try- to.'.take- them way,:fron) '' Frances now.- Her blue eyes blueA',;.. . at.Ulm. : .i" :. ' "No, yo'ti've never seen Frndcos. ,' You wodldirt,'; V- (,".; !, b '.'Wlioro Is she?" hp Ilui);brtd'..:an4 the sudden,) anguish In his face v made Nora look awy. i-, .. .,' 'nv, ,, "Bhe'e .In 4 sanatorium tn. th mountains."- (,;, ': i.-,v-''' 'jw', i-.i'Toll.mol? His, lips twisted, hi t eyes. Implored her to go on. , ?'I8 She,.. V ." v;v.- v .':I.i.v.;..' .wlVvSrf.-' 1 i, Lot ,blm have It- then, -Nothln ' ' .; that hevwould !ver suffer'-could ( make Up for the -ays vA weeks - -t months that Fran bad gone xincomfw " plhlnlngly to work; for her nal:devi t feab for- her separation from hsf '''',, children,;.',, ;'. '. . v,, ...-,vv,.; "-ij " She told him of Fran's cough, jiow'iu -' nt rflrBt sho had laughed about It,!,, and flnnlly of her going away to sanatorium lo the mountain!. . .:,.,'! n I. ','Sha's . toeebi tliore two montbe,?!-; now," Nora ended..i .r..:v. i-Utt ; f 'qod," David said to himself.. "I' don't wonder that, you despise. tne,4V -I deserve It all." ti said savagely ttiiw ' the ehlldron ran along Ih front of thorn. "1 was .mad about Frfttae,': , Wo rap a Way,, you know. The chll-. . dron oama and there were debts,..,,., 1 u sod to come home' dog-tired fromc 1 the day's assignment. And I begatj'j' to drink., Oh,, well, you know the"t rost? Fran has told you?'1 , . . , "Sho told me a little," , ; . ;.iUa ' . "I lost my Job and I went to New K' York and drifted about for a tlmeJ Thop Igot. an assignment on an-,- otiier paper. I sent Frah money .''' but the letter came back Address' . , Unknown. But these last months l.'l couldn't stand It;, I.oome here and r' I've been hanging about trying to -' catch a glimpse of Fran. Then to-'' -night I saw you start out with the v I children and I knew my chance bad ' come. Now I'm going to do some-,! thing. -v . V. - .-. ; , "It you'll glvo me Fran's address,', a I'll go there at once. She may never want to see mo again but oho must" ' let me help ber ouL" . ,;. :. Nora . wavered for, ft moment. ,, What would David do, how would ho help Fran It she told him her address? Poor Fran, who had said, r ','1 rctusu to die. for 1 havo to come back to the children!" . . , r ;., , Now she looked at David as her ", doubt rosolved HscIC into a troubled m -question, - .. , . ("You'll tnko the children away?"' 't.Cotivrtnht, iDSQ. Janata Douolae foit''J) Bllndl , . . That's Or, More'e ver'.. diet tomorrow whsn Nora consults . . him. Bu can't sh iq7 , b .,v '. f