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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Saturday, May 14, 1932 Page Two OAKS WIN AGAIN FROM SEAL NINE; MISSIONS REPEAT Portland Gets More Hits But Also More Errors Seattle Loses to Los Angele les. 3y the Associated Press Son Francisco's Seals who started i the. 1932 Coast league season In a blaze or victories, have run Into strong opposition from Oakland, a team which fared badly In the start and which Is even now near the bot tom of the list in standings. Last night the Oaks downed the Seal; for the third straight time. The ficore was 4-2. Walsh, Oakland pitch er, allowed the Seals but five hits and thy not only one earned run. n,-e.n. Muliywood clint:i(fi the . Rrls with SacTi:nu-iiio and niivtd into H.firat pliica tin viitt the "Seals Jiy hundim; Seiibtors their lourth straight defeat last night. Herb Mc Quald, Senator pitcher, lost the game when Hollywood scored the tying and winning runs on his wild pitch. Tur ner, who relieved Yde on the mound for Hollywood, in the eighth, stopped a Sacramento rally. The rejuvenated JAiasloa ; Re da downed Portland again with an eighth inning rally which overcame a Bea ver lead. The Mission heavy hitters knocked Dietrich put of the box for Portland and took the game 6-5. Los Angeles batsmen hammered P BASEBALL Sunday, May 15 2 P. M. LA GRANDE EAGLES vs. -5 BAKER EAGLES HGH SCHOOL FJfBLD . ; APMISSI0N -r- 25c l M i! E: 10 GOOD : I I REASONS 3u JL More brilliant J 8 2. Less time to mix and ' I 1 flpp'y f-S n 3- Improved dispersion 1 fb 1 4 Greater covering ca- vj ij pacity $ i5 5 Ho vvostft of Hying Improved asphalt ve hicle Greater protective value , Insures longer life No more streaky fin ish A package site for, every requirement J r MWI!liaii: 8 I AMLMCW jj ;3.C3 1H IM E four Seattle pitchers for a 13-10 vie- Colonel Alfred B. Clark, the man tory last night. The Angels tied the who Is seeking the Republican nom eerles at two all by emerging from ' lnatlon for United States senator. their hitting slump. At that, how ever, the Indians gathered 10 hits to the Angels' 15. r Last night's results: B. H. E. San Francisco .'. 2 5 : '1 Oakland 4 10 I Zlnn and Ward; Walsh and Gaston. H. H. E. . 3 no 2 8 1 Hollywood Sacramento Yde, Turner and Bassler; McQuald and Wiru. B. H." E. Portland ... 5 It 4 Missions . 9 8 3 Dietrich, A. Jacobs, Peterson and Fltzpa trick; Walsh, Caster and Rlccl. 1 B. H. E. Seattle 10 16 2 Los Angeles -.13 15 1 Page, Bonnelly, Freltas, Walters and Cox; Herrmann, Sweetland and Cronln. - Schaaf Pecisiofts fSross iip New rfc NEW YORK, May 14 W) Ernie Schaaf's latest conquest among the heavyweights, had added little or nothing to hi reputation. The Boston punched outpointed Jack Oi "ts. Philadelphia south'jaw, last night in ten rounds of the dullest milling Madison Square Oar&en has seen In some time. A crowd of 6000 watched the bat tlers go through their paces In close' to slow motion style. - Gross was guilty of much holding. Schaaf weighed 21014 pounds; Gross 211!4. LIVERPOOL HAS JIOLIDAY LIVERPOOL. May H UP) Holiday in wheat exchange today and Mon day, ' ' : V. Decommissioning of the light house tender "Holly" after 50 years' service removed that last side-wheel vi'.ihel from the coast service. , , , FIND IT HERE Copy for this Column put be In by a. m. See "Fred Spaeth for your Plumbing and Heating repairs.' Phone Main 586. . 4-29-t f. Science now, after years pf rcsccrch and actual tests, provides a riew aluminum-paint-no powder no dirt or waste, less time to mix and apply greater covering capacity, improved brilliancy and beauty, much longer life because of Improved dispersion. We are ready to demonstrate to your satisfaction that this is a revelation and economy. "Patnt with a Coat of Metal it the title of two Intereiting booklets one on induitiiel paint problems, the other on decorative suggestions. Cither or both are freo upon request. has to hi credit a compliment from one of Oregon's most prominent and well-loved Jurists, the late federal Judge Robert S. Bean, who said. "Colonel Clark, In my estimation. Is one of the three ablest members of the legal profession on the Pacific coast." (Pd. adv. . Clark for U. 8. Senator committee. 820 Yeon Bldg., Portland, Ore.) 6-14-1 t. EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES On cabbage, cauliflower, tomato and pansy plants at Rohan's greenhouse. . 5-7-1 rn HANGER There Is danger in driving your car with a broken glass. Why take the chance when you can have a new one fitted at the lowest prices In history at Richardson's Art and Olft Shop. v 6-13-2 t. Used bed davenports, real $39.50 to $65.00 values. In velour, mohair and tapestry. Third floor, Bohnenkamp's. 5-14-1 t. HELP WANTED To help you select the right thing for tne party as a graduation g!t. Visit Richardson's Art and Gift Shop and see the wonderful selection of Gifts for both the girl and the hoy graduate. 6-13-2 t. Modern dance Eagles hall Saturday night. Admission 60c. 6-12-3 t. New low prices oh Genera! Electric refrigerators. W. H. Bohnenxamp Co. 6-14-1 t. JAMES II. RALEV i Umatilla County Candidate for DELEGATE TO DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION From the Second Congressional District ' Have lived in Umatilla County for 68 years. Am senior member of the law firm of Raley, Raley & Warner of Pendleton, Oregon. For President will support the choice of the Oregon Democrats at the primary election In May. My In dividual first preference at this time is Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt for President And William G. McAdoo for Vice President. I will greatly appreciate the sup-1 port of the Democrats of this district, 6-11-8 t.' Announcing : ' THIS AD and 10c entitles you to a regular 25c size of VALDURA ASPHALT ALUMINUM PAINT. Or you can clip this ad and apply it as 15c on any larger size you purchase Only one to a customer This offer is made for the privilege of proving to you the many merits of this "VALDURA Coat of Metal" Clip this ad It must be used within one week from date of this paper. NKA AMERICAN LEGION DANCE ' Masonic hall. 8ummervllle, Sat., May 24. Everyone welcome. 0-13-2 tp PROMI8E8 TO AVOID DELAY In this day and age when interest Is always a bugbear, school districts and other units of county govern ment, should receive their allotments accumulate In the treasurers' office. This J. E. (Ed) Reynolds promises to do if nominated by Republicans for County Treasurer and elected to of fice next fall." He believes money :iio money .TThV. n, ,h7TJ.Z.rt T a ngle day more than necessary, but snouid. go out immediately to school districts and be put Into immediate use to cut down standing warrants. Interest on out- , - ... . Hemsuccnins, pieatlnr, oattooi holes, etc. Norton .iflSy fpfip. tfree an4 clear of all encumbrances TT'j'and without rght qf redemption. All " I proposals must ' be accompanied by NOTICE OF ALE jcash or a certified check, payable to Sealed bids will be received at the & urslgned as Receiver. In an office of the First Rational Bank. amount equal to flye per cen of the Grande, Oregon, up to and including "J "Ja W evidence of good faith. May 24th. 1932. on the following dor T"6 Iefl Property of tho said Blue scribed real and personal property: ! Mountain Lumber Cpmpany, which It All of the George M. Gray ranch on the Lower Cove High way, consisting of eleven hundred sixty acres (1160). 28 milk cows, 4 heifers, 2 years old, 13 yearling heifers, 1 calves, 13 horses. 6 hogs, 800 ewes all agc3. 3 bucks. All farm Implements and milk ing equipment'; Above personal property to be sold In bulk. For legal description of the above property, or any other information communicate with the undersigned. . We reserve the right to reject any and, all bids. FIRST NATIONAL BANK UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK, La Grande, Oregon. 5-14-7 t. NOTICE OF SALE Pursuant to an order duly made and entered on the 18th day of Janu ary, 1032, In that certain suit In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Union County, wherein J. H. Jacobs, and E. N. Jacobs, co-partners, doing business under the firm name and style of Jacobs Brothers Lumber Company, were plaintiff, and the Blue Mountain Lumber Company, a corporation, and others, were defen dants, which order was enrolled and docketed on said date and directed i me, as Receiver, commencing on or about the 1st day of May, 1032, to A FEW OF THE, 1,000 USES . . . Industrial Decorative Farm Prime Coats Structural Steel Oil Tanks' Bridges .Factory and Equipment Ceilings Walls Metal Roofs Rooms Halls Radiators 9 Odd Furniture Silos Barns Implements Furnaces Garages Dairies MP'iS advertise for saleNfor a period of four proposals or to accept such proposal weeks, or five publications. In a news- .or proposals, as may bs deemed to paper published In Union County, the best Interests of the receivership Oregon, a notice that I would receive estate. written proposals up to and Including' P. 8. ROBINSON, Receiver, the 1st day of July, 1932. for the pur- j May 14.-21-28. June 4-11. ., . . . chase of all or any part of the assets t ' ana property oi tne Blue Mountain j Lumber Company, tta said assets to be sold free and clear of all encum street. La Grande, Oregon, will be of brances and without right; of redemp- fered for salo by sealed bids. ' Bids tion: now, therefore,1 " ' will be opened at 11 o'clock on May KfYnrv tr HPRpnv nnrra ' 18- 193a- stock inventories NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that .is.ei. Fixtures 15785. Certified I Will receive Until .the hour Of 5:00 rtwJt for ton ner cent nf nmnnnt rf m ,, the ,off;ce of L. Denham, Attorney-at- in' the Palmer-Roesch Buiidm,, Bt dran(, Oregon, written orcI La Grande, Oregon, written pro posals for the purchase of all or any jplu pjountajn Luniber Company, I a. corporation, either for cash or upon terms, the said nroDertv to hn nirt described as follows: v . - TOWNSHIP 9. SOUTH RANGE, 40 B. . Nowtheraforel, J. W. Pole. Comp-w- M- troller of the Currency, do hereby See. 24: NWi4NE'4, SNEtf. SE- certify that "The First National Bank NW',4. NE;WVi, NSE, SE'4- 6E4. TOWNSHIP 4, SOUTH, RANGE 41 E. W. M. Sec. 16: NNW-K. Sec. 27: S'NW- Secf8: NE4, BNW4, BlfeSEtf. Sec. ' 33: SWNE, SENW'4, NEi4SW!4. NWi4SEi4,-NE!4NE!4. Sec. 34: NWl&NW.ft. TOWNSHIP 5, SOUTH, RANGE 41, E. W. M. Sec. 3: VAN. , ' Sec. 4: NfcNfc."' Sec. 10:' SW. Sec. 14: SESW4- Sec. 15: SW!4. NSE, SWJ4SE&. Sec. 19: NNE. SENEU. Sec. 20: NW&. NWJ4NE'4.' Sec. 23: NW&NE14. Sec. -23: NENW, SNW4. Sec. 24: NE. ENWf4, NEi4SE"4. Sec. 26: NW'NW'i- Sec. 26: 8Ei4. S'ANEVi, NE'NE. Sec. 33: ENB. Sec. 34: W'NW. Sec. - 38: NWNW.i4 S'ANW. NWSW4 TOWNSHIP 6, SOUTH, RANGE 41, E. W. M. ; Sec. 3: WVSW4, SEV4SW. Sec. 4: SEftSEJi. TOWNSHIP 5. SOUTH, RANGE 42, E. W. M. Sec. 5: SH i Sec. 19: NE'ANW'4", S'NW, NE, of $75.00 attorney fees, and costs and SW14. SBVa- j disbursements of ai8.25;, in which Sec. 20: NSW'. SW-SW. said execution and order of sale I am Sec. 30: NE4, N&NW, SENWty. 'commanded to sell the following de Sec. 31? ENE, NESE14. " 'scribed property, being the property Sec. 32: NWWSWW. . 'attached in said court and cause, to- TOWN6HIP 6, SOUTH. RANGE 42, . E. W. M. j 1 8e.'t:iSKSK. ' . -Sec. If; H!4. ' i ; . TQVN8HIP 7, SOUTH, E. W. M. Bee. 3: N!4. 8',iSE,. Sec. 10: Ni4NE"4. TpNSHIP 7, SOUTH, E. W. M. Sec. 25: SE'.NEii. TOWNSHIP 7, SOUTH, E. W. M. Sec. 18: SW4NE'4. N&SWtf. Wi4SE. Sec. 10: N-V&Bft, SE'SE. Sec. 20: S&, S&NW-J4. '. Sec. 28: S3SW4. " Sec. 29: Entire section. Sec. 30 : NE NE yA . SW Va NW V4 ,- 8W!4; Sec. 31: Sec. 32: NSW'A, W&SEVi- Sec. 33: N!NW!4. Sec. 36: W-ViSWVfc. SESW. TOWNSHIP SOUTH, RANGE 44. E. W. M. ; ' Sec. 5: NNWJ4, Sec. 6: NE4NEVi. It is the intention that all ot the property and assets .of the said Blue Mountain Lumber Company shall be offered for sale and are to be covered by this notice, whether or not the same are above specifically described. and are to be sold, even though not specifically described above. NOTICE 18 HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN, that Immediately after the 1st day of July, 1032, all proposal? for the purchase of said property will be reported to the abovo court for consideration, acceptance or rejec tion, the abovo entitled court retain ing the right to reject any and all San Franciscans Newest ANP MOST MODERN Doivntown Hotel! 2 ill I tor or writ fa . V. Huekuu. Xlanafirm Ihrtrlor, Room isa, . Attractive Hair tn Prrminrnl if mmm 600 outsiob rooms 127 lintle rooms at M-SO daily, 118 al it, 136 at U X, 107 at 15, 64 at $5.50, 48 al 16. DoubU room $5 la $8 daily. I N thrTuwer t- Luxurious Suites 1 12 o 120 daily -DtLuxt Rooms to fo$12 single, $7 toilodouble. M'mL ... t ( ;J ski mm s;awiii'afrS'.ffl! . m hmmmmm Music Herman Heller's ensemble during Luncheon and Dinner stock of furniture and fixtures lo cated at corner of Adams Ave. and Fir Z . , 1 r , ; . be" inspected May 16th and nth. RlKht reserved to reject any or all )"- r CARL G. HELM, Trustee, La Grande, Ore. 5-13-4 t. TREASURY DEPARTMENT A.7, , "1, ' Washington, D. C.,' March 7, 1933. Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to the undersigned, It hat been made to appear that aSrlJTS Grande aTcSunTyrt "Sod aid SteS? S Oregon has compiled with all the provisions of the statutes of the United States, required to be com- be authorized to commence the buan of La- Grande" In the City of La Grande In the County of Union and . state of Oregon is authorized to com , mence the business of Banking ai 'provided in Section Fifty one nun idred and sixty-nine of the Revised j Statutes of the United States. In testimony whereof witness my ' hand and seal of office this seventh ,aay or Marcn, 1932. J. W. POLE, Comptroller of the currency. - . , B-24-60 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE j . Noticed is hereby given that I have j received attachment execution and I order of sale. Issued out of and under j the seat of the Circuit Court of the State pf Oregon for Union County, 1 dated the Sth day of May, 1932, In the suit therein pending - wherein 'First National Bank of Union, Ore 'gon, a corporation, Is plaintiff, and J. H. Ewln, Sh.eriU Ewln, a copartner ship doing business under the name of Ewln Brothers; W. H. Ewln and jHettie Ewln, are deferidants, to me directed, upon a decree and order of sale made and entered in said court ! and cause on the ,6th day of May. 1932, in favor of the above plaintiff and against the defendants J. H. Ewln. She rill Ewin, W. H. Ewln and iHettle Ewln in. the sum of $865.18, with Interest thereon at the .rate of eight per cent per annum from May 5, 1932, until paid, the further sum wit: ' . j Beginning at the Northeast corner jof the Southeast quarter of the Southeast, quarter, ,pf Section 12, ;ln jTownshlp 4 South,!.' Range 39''B." W- katiub pc4, m., ana runnmg tnenqe west i)dt leei, .thenco South 1706 feet to the North line of the Oregon State Highway, Whence South. 46 degrees East along RANGE 48, said North -lino of the Oregon State : Highway 1285 feet to the East sec- ; - tion line of Section 13, in said Town RANGE 44, ship 4 South. Range 39 E. W. M.. j thence North 2615 feet to the place NW !4NWJ4 of beginning, containing 46 acres, more or less, together with the tent-, menus', hereditaments and appurten ances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining. NOW THEREFORE, Dy virtue and authority of said writ, and tn obedi ence to Its commands, I will, on Mon day, the 6th day of June, 1032, at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, at the front door of the court house In La Grande, Union County; Oregon, sell at public auction all the right, title. Interest and equity of the above named de fendants and each of them in and to the above described real property, to the highest bidder for cosh, subject to redemption as provided by law, tho proceeds to be applied In satisfaction j of said Judgment and decree, includ- ing costs and accruing costs of exe cution and sale. Dated this 6th day of May, 1932. JESSE BRESHEARS, Sheriff of Union County, Oregon. May 7-14-21-28. June 4. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE UPON FORECLOSURE Notice Is hereby given that pur suant to execution and order of salo Issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Union Jn9t off Union Square most convenient to theaters, shops and stores. Only California hotel of fering Seryidor feature thus combining "maximum privacy with minimum tipping". Garage in basement with direct elevator service to all guest room floors. In every room connec tion for radio reception, running filtered ice water, tub and shower. Western -exposure Tower rooms have ultra-violet-ray windows. ' Dinner in Coffee Shop from75 up in Main Dining Room from $1.50 up. Also a la carte service. Hotel Sir Francis MAKE Hcckdis ISetvohb Hotel Co. Powell Street at Sutter San Francisco County on the 26th day of April. 1932, under the hand of the Clerk of said Court and the seal thereof to the undersigned as Sheriff of Union County, Oregon, directed and delivered upon a Judgment, decree, and order of sale rendered and en tered of record and docketed In said cause on the 23rd day of April, 1032, In favor of the California Joint Stock Land Bank of San Francisco, a corporation, and against Edith P. Dobbin and William M. Dobbin, her husband, two of the defendants above named for the sum of $15, 084.01, due October 15, 1031, Install ment of April 15, 1931, IG30.00, with Interest at the rate of 8 per an num from April 16, 1931, installment due October 15, 1931, 630.00, with Interest at the rate of B, per an num from October 15, 1931, taxes for the year 1929, $294.10, with in terest and penalties thereon as by law provided, taxes for the year 1930, $296.69, with interest and pen alties thereon as by law provided, taxes for the year 1931, $232.72, with Interest and penalties thereon as by law nrovlded. and with interest upon $15,034.01 at 6 per annum from j October 16," 1931, $750.00, reasonable' attorney's- fees, and plaintiff's costs and disbursements taxed at $46.20, and for the . foreclosure of that cer- tain mortgage dated the 26th day of February, 1920, and recorded oi! the 27th day of February. 1920, in Book 57 at page 177 of the Mort- gage Records of Union County, State of Oregon., said mortgage being made! by said .Edith P. Dobbin and Wil liam M.! Dobbin, her husband to the California--Joint Stock Land Bank of; San Francisco, a corporation, in a ; i-eriain' Buio penning in saia court ! wherein... said California Joint Stock ; Land Bank of San Francisco, a cor poration, was plain ui 1 ana cuitn f. Dobbin and William M. Dobbin, her husband, James D. Dobbin and Ethel Dobbin. his wife, and Union Coun ty. Oregon, a municinal corporation. 1 were defendants. That in and by aid Judgment, decree and order of j safe it war ordered that the here j inafter described real property slt- sold by the Sheriff of Union County to satisfy -said judgment and all costs, and that the said real prop erty, 'to-wit: Beginning at a point 30 feet west of the Southeast corner of the Northeast quarter of Section Eleven V"( 11) in Township Four (4) . South, in Radge Thirty Nine (39) East of the Wllam ette Meridian, In Union County, Oregon, and running thence North parallel with the east line of said Section Eleven, a distance; of 2769 feet, thence , westerly ' and parallel with tho - County - Road to Hot Lake, a distance of 2977.1 feet, thence South parallel with the said cast line of said Section Eleven, a distance of 2699 feet to a point due west of the point of begin ning, thence east to the point of beginning, and being a portion of the NJ of said Section 11, Tp. 4 8., R. 39, E. W. M., and containing 186.8 acres, more or ; ''M.;AI A-ND, a'Etsa And PAGEANT OF . A Gorgeous Processional 60' AERIALISTS 6 0 RIDERS, 6 0 CLOWNS1 r' . - ' iOO DANCING GIRLS mokster upped DOORS OPEN AT 1 and 7 P.M. Reserved and Admission Tickets on Sale Circus Day at - - Glass Drugs, Inc. ; TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL EASTERN OREGON LIVESTOCK SHOW Union SEE THE GRAND DISPLAY OF . .EASTERN OREGON'S FINEST LIVESTOCK ."-V . S.000 In Premiums T": RAC!NG' Tkh-lixo abexa EVENTS, JU SIC, 'n'.'r DANCING EACH NIGHT 'V ' SomMhlns point; Everj- Minute lor Entertainment ot Young and Old The; sybils will comprise the very best In beef and dairy cattle, - ; horses, sheep and swine. ; STOCK Jl IX.IN(i ANI1 1IOU-KMANSII1I- CONTESTS fThe Oldest Livestock Show in the Northwest! PJr;'laSflflcatlon Bocks or other Information, write to TONY D SMITH, SecretaryEastern Oregon Livestock Show. Union. Oregon! less, - be sold as by law provided and the proceeds thereof applied to the pay ment of plaintiff's said Judgment, principal, interest, costs and dis bursements of suit, attorneys' fees and the costs and expenses of sale. Now, Therefore, I will on the 28th day of May, 1932. at the hour of 1:30 o'clock P. M in the afternoon' of said day, at the front door of tho Cpunty Court House in the City of La Grande, in Union Couifly, Oregon, sell at public auction for cash in hand to the highest bidder all of the right, title, interest-and estate which said defendants or- any of them had therein on the 26th day of February, 1920 or which they liave since acquired therein or there to, including the rights and inter ests of all persons claiming by, through, or under said defendants or any of them. JESSE BRESHEARS, Sheriff of Union County, Oro. By H. A Kllnghammer, Deputy. Apr. 29 May 6-13-20-27. 2.I our customers vtho have 'Installed the new and improved Champion Spark Plugs, are enjoyuighettcr engine perform- both gas find oil. Let us install a complete newsej in your car this week. Champion National Change wcck. CliampioiB sparkplug v BURGESS BATTERY & ELECTRIC ,. , 1308 Jcrrcrsuli J. R. Blackaby iMnlhour County CaiuHiliite for DKI.KC.ATE TO DEMOCRATIC NATL. CONVENTION From the Bccond Congresslonnl District Pnld Adv. JEFFERSON ; STS, - ; , GOLD Fiesta SAVAGES FROM CONGO AFRICA l,t mm PERFORMANCES AT 2 and 8 P. M. tWlfc -iB Change aparfc - ft 5&55i23s7 plujtm every V fc 10,000 mitesf or WgJg5?E!S better nffin ?SM4sy pmrformancm . JO , : I ' ;;