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Friday, January 15, 192 WANTED Exp, WOMAN wonts work, 896-R; ; 1-7-t f, FOR SALE DRY WOOD una whole wheat flour. Ph. 193 J, IBIS Z Ave. 1-14-5 t ONLY TWO CORDS bono dry blacks pine left; 16" Sfr.OO. Plenty yellow pine and tam. Ph. order to 373 W. i-H-t f. FOR SALE 18 head choice milk cows, GuernGeys, Jerseys. Holsteinsf milk ing Shorthorns. Also some heifers. Ernest Zaugg, North of La Grande. 1-14-3 tp. FOR SALE Baby's bed and mattress. Good shape, 1319 W Ave. 1-13-3 tp FOR SALE 2-rm. home with barn and 3 lots. Will, sacrilice for quick sale. Box A Observer. 1-13-3 t. FRESH COW Ph. 371-R. 1-13-3 tp. VOR SALE Wood, pride reasonable. Main 934, 1306 O Ave, 12-15-1 m. LUMBER SPECIAL We have 810.00 dimension, some $7.50 boards and more of the $5.00 spe - clal boards.- Also a limited amount of dry chain wood at $4.50 per load ; and box wood at '3.00 while we ! are running. BOWMANiHICKS LUMBER CO. ' Phone Main 8 " 1-7-t f. FOR SALE 13-plate new batteries' S5.50 and up. Will buy 25 bid bat teries, 1308 Jefferson. ; Burgess Battery & Electric Station 1-2-1 m. LIMITED BUFFIJY ot Dos wood TJhlle planer runs, 4.00 per load.' Also dry chain wood, 4.60 per load. Frank Cleavlhger, Main 151. 12-16-1 t. FOR BALE wmara Batteries 6.85 A first choice battery at chain store prices, 76o on old battery. - AUTOMOTIVE ELEOTRIO CO. 1425 Adams Phone M 620 9-1-1 m. Automobiles FOR 8 ALB 1930 Chevrolet coach, good condition, $375. PERKINS MOTOR CO. ' . i-. 1-8-1 t. Professional Directory Hospitals DR. LEE B. BOTJVTT Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital 3rd floor Foley Bldg. Ph. Main 16. I Osteopathic Physicians BltS. 1. L. ft MARGARET INGLE General Practice and Obstetrics Sommer Bldg. Office, Main 106 Res, Main J.J3 ; P5"! tLtMl i3 from headlines, magazines, books and I INSURANCE. ... WISDOM demands that .you A ill lurid ' posters - the . least admirable -. -" ; I JZZ.Za TM 2 f "f- ,', -tr W secure the services of ex- fUs , facts about the world In which he . Vnn Ppffpn I FROM USI-. General Practice pert morticians who know the . TZdwiiL Xk lives V un rVUVn I V . Phon MO K rEe00-B science and ethics of, their pro- Yet, ' since this .. is the way the T.IMlhpr dom f)fI7f 17 I ' , Phone Main 800 . Res. 890-B. fesslon and who haVe demon-. Sfe world conducts. Itself , it Is .'perhaps LlUmOer IVmpuny J . , . ; strated their capacity and fWmStitS Jiist' as Veil that he. learns about It 1 . - ' ,. Miscellaneous ability. ...' w - - y. as ne does, casually and'without any tSlt&n F-L particular concentration ot emotion ru ' nr nan ' ' jjZljv- -ffliar ASTROLOGER We tTnderBtantl The llnhe's ofriclallv in training in the learning. "n?Pe, f101? '.?r. gfrPi ncna cnciwaicE nAtMEa RVonrinASS again, and here you see Ruth as '.' News of a murder or a robbery c... nm'V IM LtI mTI J I 4 Vk sVsll 2OTWA.?? znureRMAN lie 'weighed In at a New York seen casually over dad's shoulder GOOd Service QUICk ' k J 1 I M I i. I HC' - ' . sviniiasliim. The scales ..said while he reads the newspaper Is not 1 ' ' ' " ,V,Vi? o' Readings Dally. Main 6i! . Z25JA, the lowest prc-tralnlng particularly shocking. It does not hit iimmmmmmm O A WARNOI.IS nuK ' BMaa " flmire III 10 years. ' the child with an ' Impact which-Is -. . -: -- '- .--- -';.s - v -;-.'. FREOKLESAinaF ,;; :" 7 f " " "AHO?; 1 ; . ' " - yjjlcey ,.10 ... uAve a uowoOAoy -.-i ( 4(1 ' vr:7-.- - in boa tarr narrui HoUpRARy MEMBER. J ' j. RAISIUSTHE s. ri JkC. t frMll ' VSKVll l' ' JLM TtXx fc' lWy TC py? f1 THEN EWFANGLES : . THIS: WAY OUT ! .. , .. - ,,;,,,:; ZZLSS iWUHM' M0N" ) 1 VOH'i CARE MHm f VT tY BE CooD MMERIAL, J fl.TfvUE IT THAT VCoVsuGp,R ! IF I A ALLRl&HTjHWE if 11 fl$fP M Bl0M-( I TELL VOO . YOU SAY! t'S GOOD BUT IT'S VERN Bfr.D 7 -J DOrfT CACE WUCrt JvO W W(vY,tTI) SOUK Wp v if The Market PUce of Dploa and Wallowa CowiUm ...... j .S f. Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five average word to the line.) Per line, let insertion' Per line; each added ooneeo- utive insertion . Minimum charge on one order -,,','-"', V,',',;, -25o RATES BY MONTH 2 lines, per month i 8 lines, per month - 4 lines, per month' 5 lines, ner month : ..2.50 .43.25 4.00 .4.76 isacn additional .line over live charged at 60c per line per month. CASH IN ADVANCE la' required on all ' Classified orders to earn these rates. Higher rate charged on fill credit Insertions, ...v 7 Copy '-for all Classified orders must be In this office' by 10 A. it. 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 date of last Insertion; ' ", PHONE MAIN 600 MAh Observer' Want Ad WU1 Do It." - FOR RENT MY KITCHEN, Jan. 22. I'm going to the 50c chicken dinner at the M. E. church that night. '" - 1-16-1 t MODERN, FURN. HOUSE Close In Phone M 623. 1-15-3 1. 1 ROOM AND BOARD Reasonable. Garage for rent, 1303-9th, 246-M. i 1-14-3 tp SMALL FUKN. HOUSE, 2009 Cedar St. 1-8-t '.j MOD. FURN. range, gar. APT., Frlgtdaire; elec.i Bth.rtT lfl-tf Cor. 6th and L. 1-9-t t FURN. houses and Aprs. With; baths, clean, quiet,, lowest rent.' Adults, 1810 Greenwood. 12-11-1 m. MISCELLANEOUS EASTERN OREUON School of Music, violin, piano, voice. Credits. I. O. O. F. temple. 447-J, 9-6-1 m SAVE 25 during Jan. Painting and papering by Neumann, 1702 K. 1-5-1 m. MONEY TO LOAN We are represen tatives for the Prudential Ins. Co. and can make farm or city loans at attractive rates of Interest. Chas. H. Reynolds, Insurance, loans and bonds. 8-1-1 m, It-' RiliAp Imemorlnl seems to indicate an Asl- . ,. . . . CyCRY gS IfcJajsraiSferl ' The first dally newspaper in the HARDWOOD OMRPTURN 1 'l!:' s r r ''"floors"' :k .2k A , W SHOULD BB1 i limAvl lt7F?t I :' ' ' ' ' W ii ''' Hardwood Flooring ' " ll? 3k' I iPm ChsltS With . prices are down to the f"jtV REMINDER jCX 1 i 'Ml i Parents lowest figure in years. vr '"" JilM&L' M4.tf Mha I. wisjnl it ', t You can lay a new floor TO GET J --;?rsM ?ik 'ill S 4p learning tub woRaT ;. ' '. , ' r 'o'ur oid floor ' ' LA LA GRANDE MATTRESS and Uphol stering and Rug Cleaning Works. Ph. 424-W. Chas. Edwards, Prop. 12-1-1 m. Pondosa Personals By Sirs. Clare SI. Davis ; . (Observer Correspondent) PONDOSA (Special) The wo men of the grange met at the home ' of Mrs. P. J, Powers Thursday for a business and social session. Those at tending were Mrs. P. Whltten, Mrs. James Kennedy, ' Mrs. Wm. Duncan, Mrs. C. J. Turner, Mrs. Edna Fuller, Mrs. Mary Myers, Mrs. Emma Couch, Mrs. Jean Pratt and Miss Llllefay , Kennedy, Mrs. Tom Powers helped , to entertain the ladles and every one had a splendid time. j A message from Wallowa, called George Murphy and his mother, Mrs. Murphy, to his sister, whose baby boy passed away suddenly Tuesday. Miss Jacqueline O'Brien made a flying trip home Saturday and back again Sunday, to La Grande where she Is attending E. O. N. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ed Boylen spent Sun day with friends in La Grande. The grade school children enjoyed a party at the home of Melvln Smith Monday evening. The planing mill resumed opera tions this week,! arcer a holiday shut down of a couple of weeks. Mr. 'and Mrs. E. M. Garrett went to Baker for a farewell dinner at the home of Allen Smith, Friday evening. The occasion was the return ot Miss Lois Smith to school after her vaca tion at home. Mrs. Ed Boylen entertained at a bridge luncheon In honor of Mrs. A. w. Davis, who is leaving for a few weeks In Calif ornla. Those present were Mr8 E . M, 'Gnrrott, Mrs. W. W. Aston, Mrs. CarolMacDonald, Mrs. P.; u""on' ' Davis and the hostess. Mrs. E. M. ,. ma prlM (or hlgh brldg6 score In two years more than 2600 men had auditions at NBCj seeking posi tions as announcers. Only 10 were hired. ; ; ' '' A 225-POUND BABE JJ liSSF ''11 ably evolved from knuc'kle-boncs. It mother are affected, he, too- Is sf- I JU-J ' tuat dice games were . ZoSS Pl,a?7 63 ! "Zrt ' I realm his conception of things... I I ! I VfW Tll which we have any written record. . "" r I . flftj - W-r. B I ) XiXjA i Tlie fact tlint dice have been used ; , . . ,,.,, I "VP "Tj' ' I ,i i k si. & F ( a J- l ! mis- ..two- . . ..- 1 . ( GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, AUU better ft I haikt vorX f . A IWHO I I O'- P.ROPORTiOM . 1 I AiKiT GOT I hsla- Kick I haimt he. I I ho; Ewe : I OUT R)ST M 7 1 UABUE. -T GT I fR ART;, I . nm iin. pat, oft. ' Ay-'-- WOTr- HIUU-O. ytMierto'sECNaJ, Center of "Cold. Pole' The lowest temperature on the earth occurs in winter In tlie north east part- of Siberia, the .some what -indefinite center of greatest colfl, being known hs .the "cold pole.".-' A Verkhoyansk. In this, re gion, a temperature of 00.4 deprees below Zero. Fahrenheit, was record-' ed on January 15, lSS5..tlie lowest ever recorded near the ground at a regular meteorological stntlon. Dice of Asiatic Origin? Xt is not known how and lh what manner dice actually originated. Wherever dice have been found In the-, tombs of ancient, 'Egypt,', In Greece,, or In' the Far East,' they differ In no material respect from those In use today. They were prob ably evolved from knucklebones. It is certain that dice games were played In times prior to those of which we have any written record. Tlie fact -that dice have been used throughout the Orient from' time imemnrlnl seems to Indicate an Asi atic' origin. 1 ' ' : '; ' likely to upset him. .'. These things are facts like many other unpleasant facts. They do not touch htm personally. , They are no rjnrt. of tils owii immediate . life. Bit by bit tnrougn nis growing years ine. child, can be learning the. worst without Injury, to his own ideals or to his own standards. . Such , knowledge only does him harm when the circumstances of his own life fall to reassure him of the essential goodness of his world and of his secure place In It. Then they serve to accentuate hla foars, his anxieties and . sometimes supply , an excuse for wrongdoing and cruelty. ... . yncensored . accounts' of - the world's misconduct . may become harmful, however,. If parents discuss them with excitement and full de tall In the child's presence. Then, seeing that father and mother are affected, he, too,- IB af fected. Crime and Immorality bogln to look disproportionately -large and real In his conception of things.- ' ORE. By J. R. Williams " Do not make the futile effort to protect your child from sordid knowledge, but see to It that such knowledge comes, to ;l)lm.. in 'small doses., ur.solorod. by deep emotional excitement. : -" . GI.ANDS AN!) IIAIH' GKOWTil ' ;The effect. of extracts . from , tho pituitary gland on Hair growth is' de tailed -In. a preliminary report' from tho University of Illinois 'college of medicine. .- , , Apparently by tho Injection of ox- tracts obtained from this gland It is possible to stimulate hair growth In cortain types of baldness,,. -Lest false hopes be raised among those whose crowns are sparsely cov ered, haste is made to issue a warn ing that the report; referred to Is inconclusive,, and that the study does not cover all nor even the com monest forms of baldness. However, there Is this much that is promising in the study: the pitu itary ' glandi' which . is housed' in1 a speolal 'bony cup within the' skull, is known to Influence growth" Bnti sexual development: " ''""' ' ' V The' sexual glands are known to influence hair growth. ...The study of he glands of inter nal secretion has led -to the fathom ing of a number of profound medi cal problems. ' ' : - ' -''.,'' '"" . '"' ' 'Nearly everyone is acquainted with the relation of the thyroid,' a gland of Internal secretion, -to cretiniBm, to SUNSET I?AQS SYNOPSIS: Trueman Bool: ' to couolit Sotioecii Ms lov for- Thirl) Pi-ealoa. n :W'inowldfts .that her father, Qaoo, and her brothert jlsli. are eatlla rustlers. The cat tlemCH's suspicions ol the Prestona are closinp - down, and threaten Xoch also, sines he tcorks tor Gaae. TMrv to terrlIed at the situation. - - k . - ' ' .Chapter 3.8 A "GO FOR YOUR GUN" v IN THE inoriilng' Rock' watched from his window until Abu left, thew went ou to breakfftB. Thlry did n6t appear, ,Presion':ckm8 out yfhUe Hock was eating ana' aald: "Rock, I've a Job for you. The boys are getin' a pack putflt ready. They know : where o gq, I want flvb hundred, head ot two-year-ojd steers '.la the flat down there by .Slagle's ranch,- By August." "It can't he done," protested Rock, . "Waii ' you've ' been fioiie'rln'. fer some real work, , r-acis an. rusi.o,, 'JYou'xe the boss, Preston. But are you, Bure. you. won't need me more rlKht' heretr :..' '" i Preston - bent toward Rook and lowered Hla Voice; '' "it ain't', what I'd like or need. Thlry asked me to. Ash is wuss than ever before.", t "Suits me fine. Doh't midd tellln' you, boss, tha Ash Is almost getfln on my 'nerves." - "Haw ! Haw ! , Ampst , gettlnV 'raall ' wbri'd.ei',"; ijonL Peolion you'd do well 'tjO bawg-tle Ash an hang round t,be Pass for a ,rnpnth."; ' It did' not suit Rock. Just then to leave the Pass without a hint 0 Preston. ' '! : ' ,: "'(r-' ATttteic ronalroil to his cabin and pa6ked tho; things' bo would'o'eed;' . v Rock.waveroa between two strons dnalr'es to'sca "Th'lrV belofe'lieUeft a'Dd'tortto'to hor. 'The Bettec coure vi'ould.Do (,o write, becauBo Be cpuld put', on paper' wljat '.Iheret woud be no chance to speak. lie sat. down 'to his little . table rand, began, iwlth "hand 'that he could not keep Btoady and heart which accelerated a beat for every word:' "" Thlrv Dnrllnir.' Your 'bad'has ordered 'me' away for several weeks,' maybe more. I am clad to go. though not to flee your Bweet faco for so long will be terrible. My conscience nays ni still for what I broughtvupon you at th dance. But I donlt ask for giveness tor: that so much: as for what happened on winter s porcn, Still. It had no more to Bustflln me,.,Thiry, through what, seems to be the hardest trial ot my Uto, that kiss you gavo me would be enough. Don't- worry,' Thlry dear,' about Ash, or me; or whatever It Is that IS wrong. ' And it Will hot turn out so bad as you think1. ' I believe' that if you were to 'WVto'irne reallj; ((roadful trouble. I could save ' you. Now what do yb'i think 'of. that 'fpr a fellow's faith1 In ' hlrnsejrj .Qt course," by ,. trouble, 1 niean some-' thing concerning Ash. ;L must, hot deceive you, doarost; your'brotUer Is the kind ot range man that comes to a bad end. You must, realize that ho might Involve your father, you,' arid all of your people In 'sotae ' tiling 'through' which you' could' silt for." ;';''-' '' V;' J ', .:;'. L, slioU .tJiInk of you every supset, and seo you come out iu ivuty.u mu l'ass. , ... Ever , . i i ..... ; .. . , . ,Trueraan.,i. 1 Slipping tho note under, the door ot.Thlry's cabin, ho beat a rather precipitate retreat.' Nevertheless, ho heard tho door open, and turning saw Thlry pick up the missive, and, .then-stand to look at hlmi Filial' W siio!wavod. '" ",','':'" " ',: Ih iinlt ah hour he sat astride Egypt, bound down tho Paas. Late that afternoon lie halted with' the boys in a wild spot to make a pe.r: '(nanopt camp.. , Before tuey wont to pea Rock bad Imbued the brothers with some thing ot his own will to do or die; Next1 morning they woro up in the dark, had the horses In at dawn, breakfast before sunrise, and oh the drive when the first tinges ot rose Colored the rlius of the Pass.. . , It rained every day',, mostly sum. mor showers, with rainbows bent from cloud to forest. .. i. One night Al, got In latest of all, weary and sullen. , "I was up under tho Notch,", Al said, "an' first thing I seen a couple ot riders high up, watcliln' . me lteckon they never lost sight of me all day." ' ' The twins were silent, which fact did not arguo for a favorable' re coptlon ot this news. . ', ',. '.'"Seo -any brands except ours?" asked Rock, pertinently. "Shoro did. . Lot ot. Half Moon stock scattered all over." "The devil you say. I .thought Hosbltt ran the Halt Moon outfit low down on the rango." "'('Wo hoard In town he was goln' to change," replied Al. Three days later, miles east Of Page Nine myxoedema, and ' to exophUuflmfo goitre.,, ; , :,: . ;i: In cretinism, Inherited Idiocy C conipari'fed;'b "physical Seformllyjtvl have learned to see the effects in '4 child of a1, deficiently functioning thyroid. . ; r , i - The affected child-Is stunted, naa a squat -' body, - course faoa, otalsM tongue, pot belly, and gives he in. presslon of' an aged, ugly dwarf.v By te. Judicious sdmiautrmtlon. of thyroid extract, secured from, ttye thyroids of domesticated - anUnalf, wo can' largely correct -this condition, , as well as its counterpart In adults, myxoedema.. . ....':-;'.'-; Diabetes, tpo, Is a . disease .due . to the failure In function of a gland of Internal secretion, the pancrens; and insulin; which is' so effectively, uwcl. In the treatment of diabetes, marks-: d great progress In our .knowledg.ol the f unctions' and diseases -of the, endocrine glands.- jxpS! the Notch, Rock's atert eye caught ; sight of rldpfs abo'Ve him on a slope,;, keeping behind the trees, , tnd no doubt spying upon blm .wtb a gjasa.-.. "Fhough boiling with rage,.he. wen),, right on driving as If, he .were non , the wiser.' On the ret,urn tp papqB, he came to the conclusion that one, 4 of Hesbltt's Putflts was flellberately.r 6h,jjHV trail. Thls jottsed htofa tljali anger In Rotsic. Tne situation arouou. . Sage tfesftifwas' narrowlng'Mowft A couple of days beos, longed-for number . tf? .cattle iyb4 been herded into the canyon-corril.i the thing Rock expected caue.'Krr pass. Early in the morning, at' breakfast hour, a group of riders,1; ve in' nhmber; roae down upon thet camp.' " ' ' ' "" . ,..,t "Boys, reckon I don't like this,")' said Rock, grofflr." Vut you take it,, natural-like, and I'll do the talkln'."; As the riders entered, cainp Rock,, roBe from his seat beside the. damp,, ire to greet tho visitors. They were; oannned range-riders, a hard-lopki, ng quintet, not one ot whom Rock': had ever seen. ; f 1 h 1 "Hbwuylr'iiist' lh time for grub,"L he said heartilyl - "Muoh obliged, but we had ourn,: replied the leader, a rugged cow- . man. ..- ? ,' VGet down and stay awhile, :. saie. Rock. ,. .- , .. 'i. ; His Invitation was not accepted hor acknowledged. - . "Gage Preston outtltl'' inauireo. the leader. ' ...,. ; ."Part of it,". r.0Pllei1 Rock, not so, cordiady; .'. ,- ' '. -iA "Round-up; or, drlvin' a neraT;;; weht"oit the interlocutor, visibly, cooler. '. A "We're drlvln' five , hundred head. of two-year-olds down the Pass, Reokon another day or bo win maaa the full .count,? rejoined-Rock. The leader was-evidently unoinn Rock a man about whom he had; begun to have uneas conceptions, VDon't know the lay of the land;'! went on the leader. "Haven't rid long on this', range." t I , "Shore you" didn't have to tell me that," replied Rock, bluntly. "You're from WonitnV'an rldln' for Hes? bltt", -S"';mI Vv- "How'd yon know .thet?",! r . "Reckon nobody else wold brace me this way" . : v? "Youf .Which one of the Prostons might you be?" . ,;i IHadn't you better .hand ovee your callln'-card before askln' me to Introduce myae,Il . ; i '.'I'm Jim; 'Dunne; foreman .. for Beabltt,' 'reiifiki the rider. . ;. .', ' ' "All right. How do, Mr. Dunn? A blind cowboy could Beo your cl( Isn't friendly. ' Now what do you want?" '.', ' "Wnl, we've come over to have st look at your herd," answer Dunne, i i m. ; "Ahubr' .Rock, with, suddennessf stood erect.. He strode, halfway) across tho camp space to confront Dunne. "Just to see If by accident we didn't round up a couple of Half Moon steers?" ,. 1 1 "Wal, I ain't snyln' nothln' about accidents," returned the other, t Ji Dunne, you bet your life you're goln' to look f over our herd snapped Rook. "Then 1 11 call you plumb straight.", , J "SnyJ.aro you this teller Rock?", he asked! suddenly. . "Yes, J'tti' Rock. , Reckon that doesn't meqn anythln' to you. But maybe It will later." lian't; see 0s, tpor.e s any Reason "Tiiat s oecauso you uon t Know tUis'range"tM-.lUck,.ettrUyaV( then turned to the Preston brothpra; "Boys, we'll, orivp the steers out of the ianybn for Inspection."' - ... . ir Rock relentlessly held the Halt1 Moon outfit' oh - both slaos. of--.the corral gate , whllo the cowboys drove the stoers' out in"sin6TB'Bt and in, t,08 and threes.; ',. ( i J, A' Dunno ,maue several . weaft- air tempts to' call off the Inspection-, but Rock rigorously 'held hlimaml his men tp a count ot every steer that.passed the gateway. ...i 'j'biih'ne'betwoen you all you've seen' every head -of stock wefe driven," said Rock when he had dis mounted to faco the men. ?.,,j-.vtt ';Rockon we have." rejulned Dunne and mado as It to mount his horse. - "Stay on the ground," ordered Rock'. "You didn't', see one Halt Moon brand, did you?" . - i: "Who said we was lookln' . for Halt Moon brands?'' . blustered; Dunno. ' "Bah! Out with the truth!. You didn't see one Half Moon brand?", demanded Rock. - i "Con't say I did." .' "AH right . . . Dunne, go for your gun'." commanded Rock. ..)'; ' (Copyright, Zone Grey) . : . . ' ; ' ! Rook It polttd, Mady-U fight, - ? Dunne's movt on Monday . tur t priiei hlme - i..- il
