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Newspaper Page TextThursday, May 12, 1932 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE, Page Seven Kills Sweetheart I And Then Turns f Gun On Himself i vi HAMPTON1, Va.. May 12 V-Pic-. tures of Car lye H. Holston and-his Wtetheart, Miss Pearl Lufzy. whom fee killed before taking his own life yesterday, u) re published side by fide In the Newport News Dally Press this morning under the caption sug gested by Holston In a note to the paper: . ,?'"Lovers die together." Holston wrote he had decided to fake the life of his sweetheart and tile own because1 the girl's parents ;had Objected to their marriage" f- Mrs; C. L. Lufzy, the girl's mother, said she hurried downstairs after bearing throe shots fired. , Holston inct her in the hall aimed his revol ver at her and pulled the trrgger twice but the gun did not fire, she said. In the living room she found ; fcer daughter dead with two bullet grounds In her body. 1 Holston returned home, wrote two tetters, one to his mother and the other to the press, and then fired a bullet into his brain. & Billy Howell and Charlie Yates are expected to share the spotlight at the Southern amateur golf tourna ment. 1 wAKE UP YOUR i LIVER BILE- WITHOUT CALOMEL , And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the Morning RuriiV to Go If you feol sour and sunk and the world ' ' looks punk, don't swnlWW a lot of Bulla, , mineral water oil, laxative enndy or die wing rum and expuct them to make you nuddt'n!y f sweet and buoyant and full of Bunshine. For they can't do It. They only move tho bowels and a more movement doesn't get at ;v- tlie cause. Tho reason for your down-and-out ; fi-eling iu your livur. It should pour out two y pounds of liquid bile into your DoweU dully. V If this bile ia not flowing freely, your food : L: dotsn't digtttt. It just decays in the bowels, -lias bloats up your stomach. You have a thick, bad taste and your breath Is foul, ; Bkin often breaks out in blemishes. Your head . aclim and you fe?l down and out. Your whole 5. system is poisoned. It takes those good, old CARTER'S I.1TTLK LIVEIl PILLS to get these two ,.i pounds of bilo flowing freely and make you feel "up and up." Tfipy contain wonderful, iJ;- hurmltws, gi?ntlo vegetable extracts, amazing ; .vwhen it comes to making tho bile flow freely. '.J-. But don't iwk for liver pills. Ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills. Look for tho name Carter's Little Liver Fills oh tho rod label. Resent I ubstitute. 2.ric at all stores. 1931 C. M. C U3 5 1 VaV3 Cool" Rooms Painting and papering in accord ance with an attracti-e color scheme can transform your rooms this spring and make them "cool" and pleasant even In hot weather. Let us offer suggestions on the newest decorating methods and effects. NOAH'S PAINT STORK Phone 457-J SI) I f Motion Pictures at Our Show Rooms ' FRIDAY MAY 1 3X11 AT 9 P.M. on the NEW FORD Y-8 We will also have on display all day the Ford V-8 cut-away chassis. ' See this picture and hear the lecture by Ford repre sentatives and you will know why this new Ford will out demonstrate any car on the road today. PERKINS MOTOR CO. Cor. 4th and Adams BATTALINO RETURNS FOR MORE PETROLLE Above in the uiiv .Billy Petrolic find Bat Ikittnlliio stuck, up. The jmlr Muy 40. l'ctrinle rtiupited uie former feiiilicr uhujup In li By Loren DLsiieV ( (Associated. Press Sports Writer) ' NEW YORK (P) They probably gave Bat Battalino the butcher knife to play with when he was a baby. At any rate, the former feather weight champion sone where devel- Nominate FREDERICK : steiWer FOrW UNITED STATES SENATOR REPUBi ICA N Continued Faithful Servlco for OREGON PRIMARY, May 26th Paid Adv., Stciwcr-for-Senator Club, ' Pacific Building, Portland, Oregon Free TALKING oped the habit of playing with dan gerous toys. He's going to fight Billy Petrol le again, this time In Chicago May 20, Bat's face, a grotesque crimson mask, when he was helped from the Madison Square Garden ring last March, was eloquent testimony of tho danger of fooling with the fists of the old Fargo. Express. Further evidence was the subsequent re quest of the New York boxing com-' mission that Battalino rest for (3D daya..'; ; ;, J: In that battle for 11 rounds Bat talino walked into Petrolle, who' can put a left' hook through the eye of a needle. Bat's plan was to get in close 1 to nullify the leverage of PetroUe's blows. He started his forward- march In the twelfth. Then suddenly he couldn't take any more, and wandered dozed to . the ropes. The bout was halted. Rlngslderfi recalled ithe thrrific beating aene-Tunney took In his. first meeting with Harry Oreb, of the bouts lri which Battling Nelson was a human punching bag, to find suitable comparison. In Chicago there will be no 12th round', for the bout Is scheduled for ten. An Ironic note In the first fight was that Battalino, who before had proved himself a . strong finisher, wanted 15 rounds, while Petrolle In? slsted. 10 rounds was long enough. Twelve rounds was & compromise. B&ttalino's flaming courage against Petrolle must have been a surprise to Cincinnati fans who earlier In the year had seen him fold up In three rounds from some light taps by Freddy, Miller. However, Bat had about outgrown the feather title and wanted to cam paign in the heavier divisions. Bnt tflUno Jsays he was yreajcened 2 ron making 120 pounds. Bat has always been an indiffer ent performer in bouts that didn't count. He turned in numerous slop py Jobs in nort-title fights while featherweight champ. But in the Important battles, against La Barba, Chocolate, Singer, Ran, he always has come through. ' Fred Slngton, former Alabama foot ball star. Is playing first base with the ; Columbus, Ga Foxes of the Southeastern league. France expects to spend more than $42,000,000 on the coming year on a national highway works pro gram. ' ( Phone M500 meet In u 10-round bout lit Chicago ruumU in Uierirst bun I, All Peaceful At Salem High; But r Not Yesterday SALEM, May 12 All wos peace ful at the Salem, high school today. The course of events since yester day, .Including a second attack upon Victor Dejordln, expulsion of anothor high school student, and a confer ence between the fathers of the at tacked a no aUacklng students term inated in an agreement to.J'bury the hatchet" and urge upon, school of ficials to reinstate seven boys ousted for kidnaping. Following the "dad's" conference each of the seven high school stu dents who were formerly accused of abducting and beating : Dcjardin apologized to him and agreed to aid rather than abet him In school ac tivities, the fathers reported. The conference was called shortly after Frank Cross, one of the expelled stu dents, entered the high school and administered ft second beating to the youth. Many students witnessed the attack, but Cross left the build ing unmolested. Dejardln suffered bruises about the face and head. Pete McCaffery, a member of the baseball team, was let out of school by Superintendent George Hug. for alleged assistance to Cross In his at tack. It was expected he would be reinstated this week as a result of the conference. School authorities have reinstated all other students who were members of secret societies, the reported cause of the kidnaping three weeks ago and which resulted In the wholesale expulsion of all members of such societies unless affiliation was re pudiated. ' 'Parents ' and. ci'tizeiis are now, urging reinstatement of the seven boys who were roportcd to have rondo the attack. It was announced today that Frank Cross would at tend school elsewhere. Ml" ST FILK IXVKST(MtII-;S SALEM, May 12. (P) Investorlea of all public utilities operating in Ore gon must be filed with the public utilities commission here by July 1, Commissioner Charles M. Thomas ordered today. j The complete and detailed lnvcs torles requested would be used, i Thomas said, in connection with future investigation of charges, rates and practices of the utilities STORy HAL COCHRAN (READ THE STORY THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) COMIi: of the kites the Tltiies flew dove liiuli whene'er a strong wind blew, while others always dipped and fell. "What's wrong?" one Tiny cried. '"Why won't my kite rise in the air? I have a poor one. That's not fair." The play man said. "I'll show you, son. JiiHt stand nere by my side." And then ho look a piece at Rtrfng and added, "This will he the thing thaM will use to make your kite go high as high can be. "It's what we call a lail, yon pee. (;ee you can learn a lot from me. I'll tie the string tiht to the kite and then we'll turn It free." ' TTH did as lie hml saUI he would and soon IiIk plan worked very good. Wee Windy held the kite string and then ran like everything A puff of wind came milling hy nnd up the kite went, very hih. 'Twos lots of fun to watch it, 'cause 'twould dip and Jump nnd swing. The play man then brought CLASSIFIED ADC -TIIB MAHKET PLACE OF UNION & WALLOWA COUNTIES (Count five average words to the line.) Per line, 1st insertion .10c . Per line, each added consec utive insertion . 7c Minimum charge on one order 25o WANTED TEACHER or woman . of executive ability for poaltlon offering un limited possibilities. Income above average. Must he foot frco, over 21, able tq give undivided attention to be rewarded by real opportunity for advancement. Give phone. Write Box A, Observer. 6-11-2 tp WANTED TO RENT A gentle horse for garden plowing. Call 33S-J, 1022 Benton. . 5-11-t f. WANTED 1 30 Married Women to Cell at SINOER SEWINO MACHINE CO. 1111 Adams Ave. OPEN EVENINQS. " . . . 6-11-3 t. WE NEED 3 MEN, should have cnr. Good compensation, 103 Fir St. 4-25-t f. WILL BUY 30 old batteries. Will pay according to tholr condition. New batteries as low aa 40.06. Automo tive Electric Co., 1426 Adams. Phone M 620. 1-20-1 m REVISED PROTOCOL REPORTED TODAY (Continued From Page One) Tho vote was 11 to 9. " Foes ( of the court succeeded in adding a reservation requiring that tho other signatories to the court protocol formally accept the senato's ban against advisory opinions affect ing the United States befdrc Ameri can entry is effective. Senator Walsh (D., Mont.) made tho motion for a favorable report. Aroused by the action in putting tho protocol before the senate at this time. Senators Johnson (Rj., Cal.) and Moses (R., N. H.) two outspoken opponents of the court, announced thoy would force tho Issue immedi ately. Those voting for tho favorable re port wore: , Republicans; Capper, Kansas; Reed, Pennsylvania; Fess, Ohio; Vanden burg, Michigan. Democrats: Swan son, Virginia; Plttman, Nevada; Walsh, Montana: Harrison, Mississip pi; George, Georgia; Black, Alabama, and Connally, Texas. Against: Republicans: Borah, Ida , ho; Johnson, Moses, La Follette, Wis consin; Robinson, Indiana; Glenn, Il linois, and Cutting, New Mexico. Democrat: : Lewis, Illinois. Farmer labor: Shlpstead, Minne sota. Senators Robinson, of Arkansas, ajid Wagner of New York, both Demo QratMwerp iot recorded on, the vo.to. 'I'OKTLAND PltOIUlCli PORTLAND, .May 12 (P) t Live poultry Net buying price: heavy hens colored 4l lbs. up 14c; do me diums lOillc; light Dc; light broilers lOii llc. Others unchanged. Country meats Selling price .to retailers: vcalers B0 to 100 lbs. I1 8c. Others unchanged. Onions Selling price to retailers: Oregon $O.OOe.8.60 cental; boilers $0 It?. $7; new Cochelia $2.00 $2.25 crate. Nep potatoes California Garnets :t3! ?Mc lb, Butter, butterfat, eggs and mohair, nuts, cascara bar, hops, potatoes, seed potatoes, wool and hay quota- i tions uncnanged. . PICTURES KING forth n kite thut really was a funny sight. It had a very silly face. Said Coppy, "I'll fly that!" And, as he pulled It in(o uliv It gave uli of the bunch a scare by doing crazy turn-abouts and lliciv hy falling flat. tiJ'LL have to fix that up, I ruh,' exclaimed tho plny man. "It's a moss. Perhaps one. end's too heavy. They won't fly. when they're thai way. "Just let It luy thero on tho ground. Another big kite shall be found. And you can fly It, Uuiuy, If you think you know Ihe way." 'Course Duncy was a tickled hid. He took 111; kite and f:iid, "I've bad a lot or Rood experience. .Just-watch what I can do." The kite soon "rone up toward the skie;i and then there came a hig mi! prise. As Duury hung on to the siring, he shortly went up, loo." (O.pyriKht, 1331!, NKA Hvrvico, Inc.) (Wfmly Nlin-ls mil lo .rc-iuc Duncy In the stni j.) RATE8 BY MONTH 9 lines, per month .'. $3.50 3 lines, per month ...... $3.25 4 lines, per month J. $4.00 5 lines, per month . . (4,76 Each additional line over five charged at 60c per line per month. FOR SALE FOB SALE Cabbage and tomato plants, 1203 Y Ave. ' 5-12-1 tp ICE) Hesldence deliveries our special ty. Service and flatlsfactlon. . Ph. Mam 804. Young's Ice Co. 6-12-3 t - FOR SALE LUMBER 9x to 2x12 Fir Larch Dimension $10.00 Per M 1x12 Pine Shlplap ........ 10.00 Pjr M 1x12 Pine Boards 34 S 7.50 Per M 1x4 to 1x12 Pino Boards Surfaced 5.00 Per M Fir Si Larch Flooring & Ceiling 30.00 Per M WOOD 12" Red Fir Cord Wood 0.28 Per Cord 10" Red Fir Oord Wood 6.50 Per Cord 1(1" Dry Chain Wood .... 4.60 Por Load Box Wood When wo are running 8.00 Fer Load BOWMAN-HICKS LUMBER CO. PHONE MAIN 8 6-12-t f. 7-PO. DINING ROOM BR! 16; fibre writing desk, $5. Mrs. R. L. Poarch, 307 Main. 6-11-2 t. FOR SALE t Real bargains In UBed cars. See them nt Claudo Wright Implement Co. L. W. Weeks. 6-11-3 t. FOR SALE 5 A. with Improvements. Farmers 3xa. 6-iu-t I. FOR SALE! Coffee erenm that whips, nome cnurued uuttcrmnx and mux you'll like to drluk. Clovcrdale Dairy. Farmers 35. 5-0-t t. BUY OUR WOOD and help 4 families exist, rn. su-w. o-u-t i. FOR SALE A mod. country homo; 10 A. close In. Bldgs. all modern. 5A.fi yr. olo orchard. Stock and Implements with place. Good water right. $4000 will handle. Ph. 403-J. 6-5-1 mp. DRY WOOD, posts. Also truck for hlro onywhere. Insured carrier. Ph. 1051-W. Frank Seward. 4-28-1 m. DRY WOOD, any kind or length. Wm. House. Ph. 320 W. 4-27-1 mp. OLD GROWTH red nr 10" cordwood 0 cord. Phono 037-J. , 4-25-1 m. TYPEWRITERS for rent or Bale. Lot us show you our stock of new and used portables. E. O. Tuckey'a Type writer Exchongo, 100. Depot St. 4-16-t f. Sl OAlt AND Kl.Olilt PORTLAND. May 12 At Sugar Cane, granulated $4.05 100 lbs.; beet $3.80. Domestic flour Selling price de livered patent 49s $5.60: doD8s$5.30: bakers' blucstcm $4.10; soft whea pustry flour $3.40 (tf $3.00; Montana hard whent patent $5.00(Li' $5.20; . ryo $4.40(,.$4.80. California leads all statos'ln num ber of pilots and In number of air craft holding federal licenses. Professional Directory Hospitals DR. LEE n. IIOVJVY Bye. Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital SM floor Foley Bldg. Ph. Ualn 10. Osteopathic Physicians DRS. J. h. MABOARET 1NGI.B General Practice and Obstetric! flommer Bldg. Office, Ualn 103 Res., Ualn uJ8 Miscellaneous A8THOLOQEB MRS. FltKDHHICK UAI.MES 203 N. Ave. .Readings Dally. THE NEW FANGLES (Mom'n Pop) Under the Moon! ( f V4HV DON'T VOU "WlO GO AV OH.fiN'T IT CkN'T WTU YOUE ( OUT OM TK?. BftLCOMV I TwS WMMRFUlI SPARKLING EVES, Ol THE , I SiTfp-T V AMD SEt TWE MIEVM THE p J WYSTERV OF YOUR HAIR rfR 'SWEETHEART. 1ME DREArAEo t OM , HOfURV ( , A6US1A .T5ARUM&. m Of FERlM& f j AMD LONGED and WAKTED fou) NH GENWS I VDU WVV - EMEP-TTUVNGl J! l- fRO'rA THE TlRST WOrAEUT IV II J j KW fJOMDETi GIRL - "J1LU VOO Ju ' v ,1 'SAW M3U - '" y ', V ME ' V, Nutvie ' y, 1 J FOR RENT FOR RENT-rm, mod. turn, bunga low, S06 Adams. S-ll-3 tp. 1 FOR RENT 2-rm. furn apt., 413.50, 1912 2nd St. 5-11-3 tp. FOR RENT Apt. Ph. 481-W. 3-RM. FURN. APT. Lights and water furn. $15 mo., 1005 Adams. 5-10-3 t !FURN. APT,, gas range,- 1st floor, $10.00. Mod., front rooms, $10.00. Reynolds Rooms, 1908 4th. Phone 4B9-W. 6-10-t f. A HOUSE of 5 rnu., mod., unfurn., 1005 Oak St. - 6-0-8 t. 6-RM. FURN, HOUSE. Adults. Oarago. Ph. 458 J. Fannlo Alllnson. 4-22-t f. FOR RENT Safety denoslt boxes. La i Grande Investment Co. 3-12-1 m; I - FOR RENT fiouse and Apts. La Grande Investment Co. 3-12-1 m. OMAHA .SHEEP OMAHA. May 12 m (U. S. D. A.) Sheep 7,500; shorn basis: spring lambs 10irr26c lower, old crop lambs 26j S0c lowor, sheep steady, feeders weak; fed clipped lambs $5.R5ft $5.60; California feeding lambs $5.75. lilll'OOi, WHEAT ' LIVERPOOL, May 12 UPl What closed: May 67; July 59; October '61; December 63. Exchange $3.07. HUTTEKFAT ' BAN FRANCISCO, May 12 (JP) But terfat f. o. b. San Francisco 20c. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS , By Blosstr Down in the Mouth! . POODLE, FRECKUE'S BIS DO0, IS STIU. MISSING..., fVEBy (JOOK AND CORHES. . Has Been SEARCHED," BUT MO COJB TO THE VOS HAS , BGErJ ' . FOUIJD.' I.B6TCHA ITS JUST A3 I SAID...SOM6- BopylDMAPep H6R AM' IS HoLOItJ' H6R RR A REVABO.. 1 -v ') ABcrr -wey 1 poNT KiDHAp H j. uoh i see 1 ) VJW POODLE I jm viim II n n.i, I II )f (S66...X EVSM Wj vw.... ( SNAP PUT OF IT...COWE ON . ) y, 9 FEEU'SICR-I ) I CHE6R OP, UBT'5 TAKE A WALK N ) ! 'i hever kwbw FRECKLES TW' COONW AN' SEE TUG i.. A FELLA coUlp yi ;,' ji B6AUTIPUL PUSSy VJILLOwS, L Si) FEEL AS BAD -$& HEAR TVT BIRDS SINS ' ); AS I DO OVER- ) 7' AN' WATCH 7H' BROOKS ZJ" ' jf, LOSIN'A s-Jy.. I 6ABBLE...-)bo'Ll. , ' ' 4- ( V t m-n n wca mmir.i. mc. ;ft',BtwMii Z&.jjm J MISCELLANEOUS SKILLED RADIO SERVICE by Carr's ., service man again 'available. Robert Chandler, Radiotrician, call 685-J, 20ia North Fir St. , 5-12-1 tp. MOREMEN'S SCHOOL of Beauty Cul ture is recommended by shop own- ers for its thoroughness In training. Spring classes now forming. For Information call or write 22 - West Main St., Walla Walla, Wn. 4-28-1 mp - DO WELL BROS. CLEAN-UP We will clean up your ashes, papers, etc. Phone 823-J. : 3-.8-t V EASTERN 'OliEOON Bcuool oi Muslo, . violin; piano, voice. Credits. I, O. O. F. temple. 447-J. e-0-l m MONEY TO LOAN We are repreeen tatlves for the Prudential Ins. Co.-, and- can make city loans at attrac tive rates of Interest. Chas. H. : Reynolds,. ' Insurance, loans ; and - bonds. 8-1-1 m. LA GRANDE MATTRBSs. ana Uphol stering and Rug Cleaning Works. Ph. 424-W. Ohas. Edwards Prop. 12-1-1 m. POlt'l'LAN'K CASH PORTLAND. , Ore.. May 12 ) Cash wheat: Big Bend blucstein 70J4c. ) ; Soft white 61c. ' ' ., - Western white 01c. . . Hard winter 59c. Northern spring 69c. ' , ; Western red 50c, . , Oats: No. 2 whlta $25.00. ( Today's car receipts: wheat ; bar ley none; flour 13; oats 4. a . VEAH! NOSCoy rrs EAsy CM SAY VbU It) SWTHAT BUT I JUST DIPMT TREAT MER KKSHT... hllCE DOS, TOO. CAN'T HSLP .OH,SWELl-" ' ; DPU T yjoKRy.' ( VNCLLvX StESS SME. - X'LL .NBVep. 6Wfi VMSHT AS VJELI. J UP LOOKiU' POR POOPLe... ' SNE IT OP, ) IF SHE; VAS A CAWAP. FRECKLES jj3L' , TO KJoW IT VWOUUSMT 1 TV' i'n7'B0T Das'S HAVGHT By Cowain