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Newspaper Page TextThursday, May 5, 1932 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Seven SS'$'3''SS8iS38$$, LOSTLNE ITI2IWUjLN ALi Hy Mrs. Win. U'Ikkhiu (Observer Correspondent) LOSTINt; t, (Special) Joe Llold. formerly of this county, was horo tlile week from his home at Imulor. H. A. Knhn has moved his stock from the Williamson pasture to hi3 own place. Mrs. Ivan Parent and two chil dren, of Pondosa, came in for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. jy. W. Kuhn, Sunday. - Mr. tnd Mrs. Kelso Draper came very near losing their auto Sunday when It caught fire on the state highway near the Earl Allen place. They had had trouble In getting it started, when they discovered a fire near the emergency brake. The fire was extinguished with but slight damage resulting. Tho Neighborhood club met Thursday at tho home of Mrs. Earl Allen. There wero 14 members and three visitors present, Mrs. B. L. Muglll led the devotionals. After the regular work was disposed of, plans were perfected for the election day dinner. The next meeting will be held at tho home of Mrs. Gladys Chapman. Lovely refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Hannah Olson. Mrs. Wm. Wiggans and Mrs. Irvln Whitmore spent Thursday in Enter prise. crropy hai cochran v (READ THE STORY THEN I3EP0RB the water king could go. wee Scouty shouted loudly, "Oh, please tell us more about this place where you think wo should stop. 'Aro you sure you aro being fair? That is, will we bo welcome there? We're out to have some fun and wo don't want our plans to flop." "Don't worry," snapped the water king. "I've toltl you of a real fine thing i Nobody on the Island will harm you in any way ' .."And, ns I told you all before, there' Is a lot of fun in storo, You've never seen a place where you will flnd eo much real play " 'WELL" I believe him," Duncy said. "And I suggest we go ahead and find the little island. I am anxious to get there. "Let's travel while it's clear and warm. We're lucky wo havo hit no storm. I don't know .what we'd do If rain came fulling through the air" ' And then they bid the water king goodby They shortly heard him Daily Cross ACROSS La ml held In ubsrjlute - Indepen dence Custom 1'leced out Reside SurRlcitl tlirtad Narrow road Russian Inland 6ea Pays attention to Before : prellx Greek moon goddess Epistle Allowance for the weight of a container Built In whatever way Warded oft Unctosot poet. City In Holland Japanese coin Brazilian macaw Wire measure Disfigure Terminal Light brown Native metal Superlative ending Solution of yesterday's Puzzle ICIAIRIE o m a R-IrueIal SO IDilENTlEEN AD I PO"SEVERSE icONElPART SHApREARSiHE PALlEVE RYiPUG A Mjjfl REN EALT O ilfE NfMpG O N E MM iE-AIMlORNAbo LAV AM Y ORE lU.M AkIclERlMENE bIeIsItsIeIceIdIe n 48. Give sack 60. Long viiupera- tlvo spcccliea S3. Injure r3. Gem B4. Cover with mud 67. Sloimn Indiana 01. Glaclnl ridges 62. Kills 66. Nolo the spoet of 67. Rendered fat of swlno 68. Dogma 2 3 A WfaS 2 7 8 ? '3 74 - mis ' II M'M-M. ip-jj LlaplMlil WTzfZZ, mzziZM -lip P, Mr, Xm'. 1 ' I I I V:P' I I 1 1 I I I I Mr. and Mrs. Lee Htanhftck and: children qpent several Onylkat week at the home of Mr. andS.Mrs. Wm. Laird on Alder Slope. Mr.nmmack will work for Mr. Lauifl this sum- Mr. and Mrs. J. W. WMlams en tertained , the young njfrjed folks bridge club at the homcwfvMr. and Mrs. s. M. Grow, Friday evening.- Ernest Shipley drove jpx&: Batur ' day accompanied by his mother, Mrs. ;U. a. Shipley, of Mlnanv, He spent , the weekend at the Earl 'Allen home j and was accompanied iibftior by his ' Wlfn Ulhn tins. ILII V, Mr. and Mrs. Eugen-Jaott were , called to Pendleton fcYiday by the death of her brother. He was a young man only 24 years bid. Rev. Williams occupied the .pulpit at the Presbyterlon church Sunday, t this being his first service here. . worn on the new Christian church h,as been started and , Mr. Woods with some helpers are making good progress. Lumber is being hauled from Wallowa for the now building Hoes sol last Friday at a very , low price, the formers receiving only 1 ff3.60 a cwt. as top price, the lowest In years. I Miss Beulah Maglll and Edith No j lan have been selected to represent i the Lostln'e Rcbckah lodge at the annual assembly that will be held at Eugene this month, i Mrs. F. W. Ham mack has a lovelji i amaryllio whl'Jli: has several large blooms. The plant is six years old and this is the first tune, it has bloaeomed. One bloom measures Kcven and a half Inches across end COLOR THE PICTURE) sing, "Oh, I am king of all the streams. I live dowa.'iri the sea. "I'm going to leave' you Tillies no'w. I'm sure you'll be along some how It won't be long, untlf you'll all be glad that you met me." .' 't$ TJE promptly disappeared from sight and Coppy cried;;, with all Ills might, 'Come on. j-ons wind, please blov.urb6a'C ''rf head ing for an "isle. '" ' : '.'."'j "We want to get there right away cause all of us just lovy to play " Then, suddenly, the wind picked up This made the Tlnies smile. They sailed about an hour or so. Then Windy shouted, loudly. "Oh! The isle Is just ahead of us This trip will turn out grand." . The wind kept puffing more and more until their boat was up near shore. It didn't take the happy Tlnies very long to land. ' (Copyright; 1932. NEA Service. Inc.) ' (Tho Tlnies meet Old Mnn jPIny in the next story.) - Word Puzz! 11. German philosopher 18. Grafted: heraldry 13. An tiered v animal Body of a church 23. Biblical garden . Uerore 26. Has permission 27. Greek noet 28. Think 29 Unites closely 31. Subdued 33. Rub out 33. Arrows ' 41. Extended 1 journey ; 42. Halts 43. Clear gain 44. Slouan Indian 45. Quick return PICTURES 4J0E KINS CD. Malign 70. Deserts 4Q 71. Reason 49. 72. Small valley DOWN 54 1. Aliiek 5b 2. Italian coins 3. Kfg-shaped 56. 4. Bxpunfie 5. Escorted to a 68. seat 69. 6. Understand 7 Devoured 60. 8. Divine being 9. Reduce to 6.1 bondage 64. 10. Click beetle 65 mrusi in fencing . Intervals Winged Impudent Son of . Isaac Pemnte , horce . ' for t money Shelter sottf cape Affirmative another ten Inches. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Williams, of the high Bchool faculty, were en tertained at .dinner Wednesday eve ning at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. fioyd Chapman.. Mrs. George Til ton returned home tints week from a week's visit with her granddaughters, the Wallace Spencer children, at Hcrmlsion. She also visited her daughter In Ladd Canyon. - A number of high school students enjoyed a party at the grange hall Friday evening. Tho time was spent at games and dancing until a late hour when ' : refreshments were served., Tho Lostlne town ball team went to Joseph Sunday afternoon and lost 18 to 4. ' Mr. and Mrs-. Howard Single tary spent-last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Bloodsworth : on Trout creek near Enterprise. Arthur Ousstns, who spent tlie winter on the farm of his brothers, was at Lostlne Monday. KITTY: by Jane ' BJN0PSS: Kilt Prcw event I 0. aof .toitli 7icr :8iiterAn-liiWt Carol, to ftclj) forget the aarfricn death of her hvabdntt. Oar. fiho. AOs rafcen for granted ihe friend oftip at Q.ar'e half-brother, David, thounn ' she has fcnotott wo lovea ' her. . Now he Is o cooflfwl . writer atid h misses hi com- : panionahip. Chapter 41 ' ON THE HILLTOP FROM outside ot the office came the sound ot Josle's high brisk voice talking to a customer, from a back room the hum of a sewing machine where alterations wero be ing made., y Kitty wrote tetters. She visited the fitting room..; She met some customers who cailetl tor her. One was Slana Close. Diana did not buy anything. , , "I had a letter from Marge yes terday. She's coming home before Christmas." "That's nice." KlU? could say It quite calmly,' becauBe-she felt no smallest interest in Marge's com ing or staying away. "Mrs. Frewl Some one to see you." It was Josle again, in the office door. Kitty went , out to the waiting room. She gave a little glad cry. David stood there. . "Oh, 1 wanted you to come to day!" i - : "Did you think I'd forget what day it is?" . "But you're Bo busy" ' "Not too busy for that.- What say to celebrating?" ' ; :"But I can't" ' "Of . course you can, Mrs. Frew, put lb Josle from the office door. "Mrs, Somerset will be down after lunch and It we got In a jam Miss Foster can come out." ' "Of course you can," echoed David, laughing. "We'll drive out to the llttlo house if you'll uso your cut:1 " ' . "Oh;. David; I'd iove that!" - i "I've telephoned Mrs.' Dundy to have some lunch ready tor us. Put on your bonnet, quick." : "But bow did you know I'd go?" ' "I Intended to kidnap yon it you balked at all. This Is my day as. much as yours." The hew Dnvld, assertive, charm ing, (pirited. Ho wore a new suit, a new hat. "It seems to me you are looking particularly . well, to-day, Mr. Frew!" They drove twlftly out ot the city, out Into a rus3et-browh and gold country. The wind In hor face brough. the old high color to Kitty's cheeks; hor eyes had darkened In the old way of delight ' "it's been five Weeks since I've seen youl" ' "Don't I know thai?" He told her of changes he'd been making In the new book, ot the people he'd mot. David, going ahead, she thought. Well, sho woo," too. And she told him ot the precious balance that marked the success of the shop. "It'B a. gb, David," .. : "Of course. I knew It would bo." "I'm most pleased on account of Carol. Sometimes I can't believe she's the same girl. And Pnul'8 Betting well, he's nice, David, I like him now." - . Sho told the latest of Dorcas, laughing. Dorcas had gone to live with her Aunt Lydla. Aunt Lydln had had ft slight stroke which mado an. Invalid of her. And she needed Dorcas. Dut Dorcas had simply transplanted her flag ot Independ ence. She'd taken Old Timer with her and Emll and Max and Mark and the others ran In and out bt Aunt Lydla's bouse, as much hi home there as they'd felt oil Ket chum Street. Mrs. Oehtle was fun ning a boarding house at 92. Sho told him of his father. "Ho's very well and I think he's happier, David.- We have good times to gother." . ;. They foUnd the little house almost burled in gold and rod-yellow leaves. Chrysanthemums were blooming In tho garden, some late roses and gladioli and dahlias lin gering, portulacl bright along the borders. A few grapes still hung on tho vines, deeply purple against the yellow leaves. "Oh, It's lovely,'' cried Kitty, drawing in a long breath. "It'B like coming home!" And then she ad ded, hastily! "That's what your father said, David, once. I don't think he'd felt that way for a long time. You made it like that for him." "Well, I'm glad." Mrs. Dundy had a lunch waiting for them. David built a fire on the hearth and they ate before It David told her amusing experiences he had had la New York, of plays he bad seen, kitty told him ot some of their nttomefi. ' But while they talked Kitty had The Christian church Sunday school Is being held at present in the grange hall and will be until the new church is completed. Roy Cook went to Union Thursday and returned home Saturday. He was accompanied home by his wife and two children, who have spent several weeks visiting at Union. Mr. Young, tho fire adjuster cf Portland, was a business visitor at Lostlne Friday. Ho was here In the Interest of the recent fire loss. -Lostlne Stthool Notes The L. H. 8. assembly was re markably quiet throughout .Friday. No throwing of. paperwads nor light whispering could be seen nor heard. Why? It was sneak c"ny for the bright and' shining lights of the scbol the seniors 1 It also turned out to be a holiday for the entire High school. The seniors, accom panied by their instructors, Mr. and Mrs. Williams, visited tho state hos pital, St. Anthony's hospital, tho Pendleton; Woolen, mills, and. J,ho "CollinB flour mill, oil In Pendleton. FREW1 abbott the feeling of distance between them they'd both changed, sho said to herself. ' Jan, at David's heels, was coax ing for a walk. When they had fin ished their luncheon they climbed the hill. And reaching Its top, they sat flown under tho old trees. I used to sneak away from the others and come here every day. I called it my own. Wasn't that presumptuous In me, when it's really yours?" its a big hilltop," David an swered easily. ' David bad no need, now, for lt& seclusion, Kitty thought. "Do you remember that Bret day we came here, David? How long ago It seems now. That girl that I was then is almost a Stranger to me now." She looked soberly out across tho valley, not seeing it but seeing that Kitty FreW of those days when sho had had to lean on David. What A foolish, bewildered, uncertain, blind girl she'd been! But, even think ing that, she felt a wistful tugging at her heart; there was something loncsotiie In going ahead without David! "You're happy, now?" David asked brusquely. "Yes, I guess I am.' Then sho straightened, laughed. "How absurd to put It so doubtfully! Ot courso I am! Ought 1 not to bo tvlth tho Treasure Island Shop so safely es tablished? I like tho work. I like seeing Carol so sure of horsclf. like the way your father doponds on me. I like Pound. You 'can't know how nice It is to havo Pound wait--Ing for mo when 1 go homo, to have him fuss over mo. And David, he's so proud of you, as proud r.3 your own father. He asked ; mo it ho might take Llttlo Lady to lilo room, i gave him my autographed copy to Utoep. David, ' can yon ltn'ow; how proud we all are ot you?" Ho sat clasping his knees, his chin bent to his hands. 1 "I mean" his tone was gruff, "are you contented to go on like this the rest of your lilo? Is It going to give you everything yen want?" - ' - - Sho answerod quickly. "Oh, yos, Of course." And then ns tfinugh an other voice had asked tho question, she repeated: "Ot course I nm!" She could not see his face. It waB turned from her. But she saw him give A little oppressive lift of his shoulders. ' "1 had to know that I'm going away, Kitty, abroad. Norwood wants me to write a biography. It will necessitate digging up some gay old scandals from their respectable graves. Norwood says I have tho touch ho wants. I can't tell you much more about ft now." "How perfectly wonderful! David Frew, with such an assignment! Do you rememhtr when Dorcas lined to send you honvo liko a bad boy who had not dono hl3 lessons?" Hut there was a sharp pain under the lightness of hor voice. "David, when are you going?" He turned to her. He did not touch her but bis eyes betrayed his lonslng. "Oh, right away, I guess. I told Norwood that I could go now, unless Kitty, I came back hoping that you'd tell me that you needed mo. But you don't need me now. Yott'ro walking very well on your own two foot, I see. 1 ought to bo glad. But you're so young If you wero thirty or moro I could recon cile myself to seeing you contented with business. But you " "I'm no(.'" Sho cried it Involun tarily and tho words released nil i.o longing In her heart. "It isn't alt I tvant! But, David, whet olso can there be for tne?" She said It in the old troubled way of appeal to him. With the old gesture she put her hand on his arm. Ho bent swiftly and kissed her hand. "I lovo you, Kitty." Sho drew her hand away, trom bllhg. Sho put It to her face. "I'm afraid, David." Hor voice faltered. He raw a deep flush spread from hor cheek to hor throat. Ho waited, patiently, his eyes caressing her. "I've missed you awfully this year. It your not being here made a dllforenco with ovorythlng. I guess 1 do need you, David! I guess I've always needed you. What yon gave me " He drew her gently to him until her shonldcr rested in the hollow of his arm. He said no word, content to feel her relax against him, con tent to see tho happiness slowly suffusing her face. She broke the silence flret. "But, David, you ought to go to write that" "I'll wire Norwood to night that I'm staying. I'd rather work hero, Kitty with you." . (Copvrloht, Jane Albeit) THE END CLASSIFIED ADO THE MARKET PLACE OF UNION & WALLOWA COUNTIES (Count five average words to the tine.) Per line, 1st Insertion ......10c Per line, each added consec utive insertion 7c Minimum charge on one order . .....250 WANTED WANTED Everyone to cnll for their lice drinks, from 4 until 0 p. m., Friday nt A. & R. Root Bcor Stand, across from Ponney'8. 0-5-1 t. WE NEED 3 MEN, should have car. Good compensation, 103 Fir St. , 4-25-t t. WILL BUY 30 old batteries. Will pay according to their condition. New batteries as low as CO-05. Automo tive Electric Co., 1425 Adams. Phone M 520. 1-20-1 m FOR SALE BABY CHICKS with "mother" hons. , Alter May 12, '2703 N. Fir. Phono 409 -W. 6-6-3 tp. 8 A. WITH 7-rm. house; fair out I bldgs., $2700. 1st place east county ! farm. Inq. Union pool hall. . j -6-6 Jtp. FOR SALE Wcnner pigs and brood sow with pigs. Phone Farmers 18. 6-4-2 tp. They also visited Lostinc's alumni, Ruth Leonard and Edna Hommack, at La Graude, having a wclner feed at their apnrtments and loter in the evening enjoying a movie. They arrived home at midnight. I The student bbiy play. I Will! I Won't!" will bo pressnted Friday evening, May fl at 8 o'clock in the I.-. H. S. auditorium. Tho characters in the ploy are as follows Joan Steven - Lucllo 3wcn Ruth Swart. Lynn. Patton...... Margaret Pbley G-Ind Howord Sura Sherman Dean Willis Margaret Whitehead Mrs. Stevens Joyce Winlngs Georgette Vclva liammack Carney Underwood Warner Crow Dr. Anthohy King Hugh Maglll Mr. Howard Ralph Brcshears Elliott Fletcher Calvin Plants I Eeveral of the students in the ten nis tournament are playing off their matches this week, i Two very Interesting and educa tional oral, reports were given last week by students in the commercial geography class. Warner Crow chose as Ills topic "Water Power Possibil ities" and Bob Bright gave a de tailed "History or Paper." I The Junior-senior banquet is the chlci topic of conversation this vreek; Those in charge or tho ar rangtments are Valska Kit Mi, Ike Colo :ahcV Marjory Fischer1 for ' .tho : decorating committee and Carmen hftxul. Vitna Colo and Louis Crbw ror Iho refreshment .committee, ,, Karl Sai'polis , , y! Defeats T6d In Portland Mix-up PORTLAND. Ore.. MaV fi Ml Dr. liori Surpolls,'2u5 pounds, Cleveland, defeated Ted Thye, 100, Portland, two out of three falls hero last night. - Sarpolis. took the first fall In 18 minutes, 0 seconds with a Hying body scissors. Thye came back to take the second In 11 minutes 61 seconds with a wrlsLlock and head scissors af ter paving the way with shoulder butts. I A mlx-up outsldo the ring was re sponsible for Thyo dropping Ui3 final fall. After tossing Sarpolls outside th-3 ring with a wrlatlock, Thye Jump ed out after him, but Sarpolls beat him to it with a flying body scissors. Thye was stunned when he hit the bare boards, but managed to crawl back into the ring before bslng count ed out, Sarpolls ended It with rabbit punches and head scissors. Time for third fall was 4 minutes 30 seconds. I George Wildcat Wilson and Harry .Dcmetral went to a draw. Dcmetral 'won the first fall with a quick body slam. Wilson evened matters with a clashing flying tacklo. I Dean Dctton, newcomer from Salt Lake, took the opener from Toby Wal lace with a flying tackle, j Retired Business Man Is Drowned CRESCENT CITY, Cal., May 0 (ZD Harry L. Osborne, 67, retired Santa Barbara business man, was drowned in the Smith river near here last I night after n boat in which he was ! riding capsized. Osborne's son, Donald Osborne, ! and his son-in-law, Dr. Wilson Stegc- man, both of Santa Barbara, wore I I p. tho boat. They managed to swim timiuru. i no hi rue iiieii uiiiiip neru several days ago from Santa Barbara on a fishing trip. Tho river was being dragged In an effort to recover the body. Remove The Cause of Rheumatism Not Till Then Will You Be Free From It's Blighting Curse UrJci Arid Poison tlie cause of rheu matic agony starts to leave your hotly In 21 hours. 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Why not purchase n HOME where you can havo flowers, ; chickens, fruit and a garden? j Seven people purchased property j.... ... . . f.i j.. i i .....n I Hirougn our ouico in nmi, luja. Wo have attractive HOMES lor tnlo. at conservative prices. CALL WILLIAMSON & BERRY n.iltnr s XitlZ. mm . Main WW 5-3-3 tV FOR SALEL-t Furniture ot: IS room'0;-.w,r Km;it.' ti,Wo houee.-bv niece: Mrs. U. L. Poarohw 307 Main. 6-3-6 tp. FURNITURE, overstuffed, dining set, Frigldalre, tied room suite, etc., 1303-0tl St. 6-2-6 tp FOR SALE MODEL A FORD PfCKUP Excellent 'Condition -. PERKINS MOTOR CO. 4th & Adams. Ph. Main 800 4-30-t t. FOR SALE Furniture, FOR SALE 5-rm. mod., rum. house. Will conBiclcr car and terms. 903 Spring St. Ph. 205 W. 4-20-0 tp 6-RMS. and conservatory, mod. Fore closure. Best offer takcB, 1400 Otli. 4-20-6 t. DRY WOOD, post. Also truck for hire anywhere. Insured corner. Ph. 1051-W. Frank Sownrd. 4-28-1 m. v . i 1', 'I r r xt I DRY WOOD, any klna or longth. Wm. fc; Hesse. 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Good GRIEF'.! wwy tasausMS i . 'ff!f "l HospitalB 'l vceooseytl bout tbo EVER. ) (, Iffl A Jjj J ' .wr? teach ww Any Moae -s I KX it dr. lee b. norvr ' ulx'Hf TRICKS Like THIS r ' XA Bye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital XiSsftv-, ( f I Jv -l ' tao noor Foley Bldg. PU. Main 18, I St" , ', ' W . Osteopathic Physicians j . DBS. J. U MAItOARET INOLB I "V' , cJtP General Practice and Obstetrics : y'A "jK y- C''jS'' ' OfXlce, Main 109 Res., Main o3 7s0 V (T " Miscellaneous M ' lAUT V ';: MBS. FREDERICK BALME8 0? ' Readings Dally. I ,orF. ,3r !IW&S 0c I i ii i i I -i r i i I : THE NEW PANGLES (Mom'n Pop) By Cowan?' SETTING THE STAGE! ; fljf lf WHV NOT HAVE MR. V' I MIGHT MEET f AW, Nix! WE IMHlLC WAITING a DITTV HIDE BEHIND HEW AT THE V WANT TO 12k?FOP THE BELU 3 SOMETHING AND JUMP fl DOOB, VMHEN BE IN ON THIS jJ TO RING, OUT IN FRONT OF HEP SHE COMES BIO MOMENT J ANNOUNCING g VAND MAKE IT ( SURPRISE V ' , AGUSTA"3 33 NS. IN A BIG WAY? 7 -i , i V ARRIVAL. . i . T ? (T j f NOW, WAIT. I HAVE tT -THEN, WHEN I TAKE ) """N' AND WE'Lul f f AL.U PLANNED. WHEN WuHTlH AGUSTA INTO MY O. K.-AND A' ALL HAVE .:' V' oHF YOU1" DUcS 'INTO ' UJLiUjll ROOM , YOVJ COME YOU PUSH ) A .GRAND-. f OF YOU DUCK INTO j ryy 1NT TW LIVING-! HER IN STAND SEAT. f VTHE KITCHEN- ROOM ANDj-X HEPE , tM wti'sr J. FOR RENT 3-RM. FURN. HOUSE, 5 mo., 1602 Balm St. Ph. 880-W. 5-5-2 tp. FOR RENT Nicely furnished, house for summer. Write Housa, Observer. 6-4-4 tp. FOR RENT 5-rm. muu. house across , from highway shops, (15. Phone ! Main 630. 6-3-4 tp. FOR RENT Mod. 5-rm. furn. house; Rarden, fruit, garage, $15. 1904 V Avo. Ph. 373 W. 6-3-t f. SADDLE HORSES for rent by the day or hour. 802 1st, Cor. I Avo. 4-30-6 tp. ,6-RM. FURN. HOUSE. Adults. arago. Ph. 458 J. Fannie Alllnson. 4-22-t f. FURN. HOUSES AND APTS. With ; i'aths, clean, qulot. lowest rent. Adults, 1810 Greenwood. 4-2-1 m. FOR RENT safely deposit boxes, La V'Ornndo Investment Co. , 3-12-1 m. FOR RENT House and ) Grande Investment Co. Apts. La 3-12-i m. tXV. rin Cnlf f r Uf A-trl VtUp ixuli Match Sept. 1, 2 "KT-,.., vnv r m I -Tho dates nan lunii, muv u vt t .... w.lk.r nlr ,t.-hnii between amatoura of tho United Btatco Golf association as Sept. 1 and Matches will bo played at Brook- , "n". Mlui3- ' ''.Srancls Oulmet, national amateur champion. Is captain of the United !ntittiB tinm V Thn ot.VinrR hnvn nnfc " been selected. ''' l lviiV.iijL'.o nisu run I'ttinnua VERY UPSETTING! $i . 1 . . . ' , COKS OKI. JUMBO .-MOW") ' ' OUC6 MOBS'....,tXj WA fi . vlG'LUJt0 THE HOOP CO IT J06T LIKES J .. -TCicK..,8oyl you-Rg ' J Pk, W 0069 M A C1RC0S"' Jm i, CBRTAuJuy good, J L Vtxypfi Sooo. Mf :4' Ru itccwes f mMsh 'M ' JUMBO... NO . Wa y.l hoi o Ave. , PSRRM -2rD f& MISCELLANEOUS MOREMEN'S SCHOOL of Beauty Cul ture Is recommended by shop own-i ers for Its thoroughness In training. .: Spring classes now forming. For Information call or write 22 .West Main St., Walla Walla, Wn. t " 4-28-1 nip ' FOR BUILDING ana shop work call ; M 800. Pete Bousquet. 4-4-1 mp DO WELL BROS. CLEAN-UP Wo will . . clean up your ashes, papers, etc. Phone 323-J. 3-8-t f. KASTBRN OREGON bctiool o' buttle, violin, piano, vole. Credit . I. O. O. P. temple. 447 -J. -6-l m " MONEY TO LOAN We are represen tatives for the Prudential Ins. Co., and can make city loans at attrac tive rates of Interest. Chtis. H. Reynolds, Insurance, loans and bonds. . 8-1-1 m. LA GRANDE MATTRJSSO ana Uphol stering and Rug Cleaning Works. Ph. 424 -W. Chas. Edwards Prop. 12-1-1 erv FOUND STRAYED TO MY PLACE Black mare, branded O; brown horse, no visible brand. J. Harrison, Rt. z, ' 6-5-1 tp Texas had largor exports during ; luai tnan any omcr state in tne . union except New York. f . i Parachutes and partB .valued at (t600 were exported to Venezuela from the United States 1A 1031.. ' " A.souncl motion picture of campus . life wm be made at the University nf Tlllnhls :for nrflanntntlon tn nliim- nl clubs throughout tho country X: