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.1:1.: , Page Two OAKLAND BLANKS BEAVERS 1 TOO Both" Hui'lers Allow Four Hits Rejuvenated Mis i sions Down Stars. , , , hy tlio Assonlatert Press The .rejuvenation of the Mission Reds under a new malinger stood out boldly today. Last night the Reds,' who started the season with nothing but losses, downed the league leading Holly wood Stars 0-1 lor their fifth victory in six starts since Fred Hoffman took over the managerial reins. Ton hits were gathered by each team but the pitching of Lleber proved more offoptlve in, the plnohes than, that of Shell enback, Hollywood hurler. Oakland beat Portland In a tight, 1-0 game to continue a substantial ' climb upward in recent games. The Acorna' lone run was scored by Mall he., outfielder, who ulngled, advanced a base on . an Infield out and came home on Anton's single. Both Daglia of Oakland and Peter son of Portland pitched four hit bull. .. ,,.,- . , ; Seattle' bunched two hits at the , proper time, iu the eighth inning Inst nigh t and handed Sacramento a 3-2 beating. , The two hits came between a walk and a hit batsman and gave tho tribe all three of. their scores. Los Angeles provided the San Francisco Seals with another defeat by taking the series opener 12-7. The Seals outhlt Los Angeles 18 to 13 but. the Angel twirlers tightened In troublesome times and saved the game. ... The Angels garnered a lend In the first inning and never relinquished It. i- !'-.. "T ,Y-'i.:.':H! .-a - : R "-s. Z A N" :VeWetcomeyou foPortland.lOO amfortable roo'mi, ' each with bith. Reasonable ratei. Convenient down-town local loo i 9lx HOTEL CONGRESS PORTLAND, OREGON Loins fi. Uoow- Jtetidcnt Mtiruer , . COLORS ONLY OUTSIDE WHITE VSUAl ADVANCE i -?5' WHILE THIS a OFFER LASTS CAVE money on the best poiht madel Patton's Sun-Proof has been a quality product for 75 years It wears 2'2 times longer than "cheap paint" loolcs better and gives greater surface protection. And it covers 25 more surface! All mixed ready for uie. Come in today. Or telephone us. PITTSBURGH PAINT STORE J. A. BUGG, Mgr. H. H. E. Missions ... 6 10 0 Hollywood i 1 10 2 Lleber and Rlccl; Shellenback and Bassler. R. H. E. Portland - . . 0 4 0 Oakland 14 0 Peterson and Palmlsano; Dagjia and Gaston. R. H. E. Seattle 3 8-0 Sacramento - 2 6 2 Nelson, Wetzel and Bojttarlnl; Bry an and Woodall. Los Angeles ! '..'.....12 13 6 San Francisco - 7 18 3 Baecht, Ballou and Campbell; Hen derson, Douglas, Rooney and.. Ward. Huskies Win Again From Oregon Nifte EUGENE, Ore., May 18 Iff) Wash ington baseball team made It two straight over Oregon, taking yester day's game 3 to 0 to keep within one game of the league leading Wash ington State Cougars. Lamar Onw allowed Oregon but five hits, three of which were garnered by Cliff Pot ter, subetltute third baseman. Ken Scales pitched good ball for Oregon, but got little help from his batsmen. The Webfoots take the road Thurs day. To date they have won only two out of eight games played. The score: . ,R. H. K. Washington 3 9,1 Oregon 0 6 2 Oaw and Fautzke; . Scales and Shannemun. COl'UAHS DOWN VANDALS MOSCOW, Ida., May 18 (ff) Wash ington State college baseball nine won a free hitting game from Idaho J2 to 10 here yesterday. Both teams got. 12 hits. Three Washington State bnttcra, McKay. Sonodeckor and Bar boe knocked home runs with the bases empty. Jacobson scored Idaho's first honer of the season, bringing. in three men ahead of him in the sixth InnliiK, Tho score: , . R. H. E. Washington State .'..12 12 6 Idoho J....; ...10 12 .7 Norby, Estill and McKay; Jacob's. Lacy and scnutto. OMAHA SllliliP OMAHA, May 18 (P) (U. S. D. A.) Sheep 8,000- market not establish ed, packers talking 60c lower on kill ing classes, ice tiers hoc lower. FIND IT HERE Copy for this Column Ha be in by 9 m. m. Votors who for some cause moy not support me have shown me th-a cour tesy due a worthy candidate. I thank you. A. H. Perry man for .County Judge. 6-18-1 t. See Fred Spaeth for your Plumbing ana wcaung repairs, mono Main ouu. i 4-29-t f. .. NOTICE La Orande lodge Not 41 -A. P.. As A. M. will hold a spe cial meeting Thursday eve rting, May 10 for the purpose af entertaining the Orand Master and the Orand Sec- rotary of tho State of Orj- iron. iJlriricr wll! bo served at fl:3C o'clock. Plates 50c. ; VERNON R. HALE. ' " 6-18-2. t. Yesterday's results: yFRFJCHG :; SH.VS'Mif: .... -.iiMEIMM mmmm NEW COSTl'MK.JKWEI.KV l'OIl THE GRADUATE Richardson's Art arid Gift Shop, has Just received a shipment of the very latest creations in costumo Jewelry for the summer season. You wlil be delighted . with these new creations now on display at Richardson's Art and Gift Bhop. 6-18-2 t. There will be a special meeting of the Neighbors of Woodcraft at the home of the Guardian Neighbor, Etva Wllhcim, 2107 Cedar strcat, Friday night at 7:30 o'clock for the purpose of reinstating membere. ELVA WILHELM, Secretary. , . 6-18-1 t. EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES ,-. ... ,,n.iM,n tnmfltnsnrflurE nereoy cai.eu aiiu euiue win ue , f : " "L . ,.' 'h,.T pansy plonts at Rohan's greenhouse. 6-7-1 mi, REMOVAL SALE Ed. W. Hackman Hardware goods sold at a substantial reduction before moving. Check up on your hardware wants and get the benefit of lower prices. 5-18-1 t. Henut itching, pleating, button holes, etc. Norton! fildj Shop. AdV. . I'AItt) 6F THANKS , Wo wish to express our sincere thanks for the kindness and sympa thy shown us by our friends -and members of the different organiza tions, during the many months of Jay's suffering as well as in our re cent bereavement. Mrs. Jay Millcrlng and Nancy. Mrs. J. H. Millerlng and family. 6-18-1 t OFT TII08E ASTUHS Vorbenias, snaps, salvia, pansies. tomatoes, cabbage, egg plants, petu nias anything you want at,. Com munity Cash and Mrs. NorrlsV , fi-17-t f. SFAV eitVSTALfi Genuine Rock Crystal Choakers in the latest stylos and cuttings and at Importers prices are 'now being dis played at Richardson's Art and Gift Shop,' And they make wonderful gifts for tho girl graduate. , fi-18-2 t. NOTICE OF SALE ; Sealed bids will be received at the office of the First National Bank, La Grande, Oregon, up to and Including May 24th, 1932, on the following de scribed real and personal property: ' All of 'the George M. Gray ranch on the Lower Cove High way, consisting of eleven hundred sixty acres (lliJo). , 28 milk cows, 4 heifers, 2 years old, 13 yearling heifers, 11 calves, 13 horses, 6 hogs, 800 ewes all ages. 3 bucks. All farm implements and milk ing equipment. Above personal property to be sold In bulk. For legal description of tho above property, or any other information communicate with tho undersigned. Wo reserve the right t6 reject any and all bids. , , FIRST NATIONAL BANK ' lUNITEll STATES NATIONAL BANK, , La Grande, Oregon, i . 6-14-7 t. JAME8 I!. HALEY .' - -Umatilla- County . ... Candidate for DELEOATE TO DEMOCRATIO ', NATIONAL CONVENTION. ; From the Second Congressional District Havo lived in Umatilla County for 08 years. Am senior member of the law firm of Ralcy, 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 port of tho Democrats of this district. 6-11-8 t. . NO. 1.1(102 TREASURY DEPARTMENT Offico of Comptroller of the Currency Washington, D. 0., March 7, 1032. Whereas, by satisfactory ovldenw presented to tho Undersigned, It hai neen maae to appear that "The First National Bank of La Grande" in tho city of La Grande In the County of Union and State of Oregon has complied with all the provisions or tne statutes or the United States, required to bo com plied with before an association shall bo authorized to commenco the buw- FRIGID AIRE - - - your sure guide to outstanding value in refrigeration ' ........ When thinking- about a refrigerator keep in mind that only one electric refrigerator has the right to the name, "Frigidaire." And unless an electric refriger ator bears this name it is not a Frig-idaire it is hot manufactured by Frig-idaire Corporation it is not a ' General Motors Value. Look for the name-plate Frig-idaire. This is the only way you can be certain of g-etting- the electric refrigerator you've always wanted a genuine Frigidaire. . And, now, with Frigidaire's hew low prices in effect, there are more reasons than ever before to be sure that you do not buy a refrigerator of less value, Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. "Always at Your Service" LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, iA fafiANDE, ORE, , ' ncss of. banking: i Now therefore 1, J. W. Pole, Comp troller of the Currency, do , hereby certify that "Tho First National Bank 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 . as provided in Section Fifty one hun dred and sixty-nine of the Revised Statutes of the United States. . In testimony whereof witness my hand and seal of office this seventh day of March, 1032. . J. . W. POLE, Comptroller of the Currency. 8-24-00 t 111(111 SeilOOl, WARRANTS "cALLKD . . Union County High School Tuition runa warrants numoers i. 2 ana J I paid when presented at the Office of ' Treasurer of Union County. Tntprps rPpapK nn snid warrants after date Of May 18, 1032. FLORENCE BACON. Treasurer 'of tJn ion County, Oregon. 6-18-1 t BfiAMWKLL'H Sl'lHlTfcl) CAMPAIGN' Distressing conditions of the coun try at present makes It appear mora than ever necesaary that public of-; flees be held by men qualified by practical business training to properly protect the Interest of the tax payer, and handle the financial matters to Mie best possible advantage, The sheriff's duties are very important at this time,, both tram the standpoint of a business executive and as the county's peoce officer. If elected to this office, I promise to devote my entire time and energy to fulfilling ALL REQUIREMENTS Of the office, both INSIDE and OUTSIDE duties. My supporters are business and pro fessional men and their, confidence in -me Is' why I am a candidate for sheriff. L. H. BRAMWELL. 6rl8-l t. h. IL ntAMAVKLL tsxiUiki . 1IIS VDfcAS ON TAX COLLECTION' It nos been reported to me that taxpayers of the county believe, and say, that if nominated and elected to the office of sheriff that i win rutn lessly foreclose on delinquent tax property. None' but 'an- insane er fjon would assume that position. Without collection of taxes, the coun ty, will become bankrupted to mali ciously and ruthlessly drive farmers off their homes because of unpaid taxes Is fully as futile. My conten tion has been all the time that the 6fflce of sheriff has now become a financial Job, wherein wisdom, pa tience and reasonable enforcement must rule. I contend that farmers should be allowed to pay less than half a yettr s taxes' at a time in other woras on a reasonable install ment plan until delinquencies are caught pp.. To collect taxes for coun ty operation, and yet not exercise a Roman tax collector's merciless prac tices, is tne jod neiore cne enerin oi this and any other county for some years to come. I believe I am capable of being firm and reasonable at th3 same time, and to help solve the county's financial problem along the lines suggested above. . Li, H, BRAMWELL. , 6-18-1 t. . .TYlK LAW SCHOOL " VXIVKHKITY OV OliEGON Eugene, Oregon July 16, 1031. To Wh'orri It May Concern: Mr. Orval J. Millard received his L. L. B. degree from the University of Oregon School of Law In June, 1931. Mr. Millard's student record is a superior one and it Is the consensus of opinion of the memberu of the Law School, Faculty that ho is one of , the best students that we have gfftfllftixdd In recent years. He possesses a sterl ing character, thorough .'habits of legal analysis, and he Is a conscien tious and reliable worker. ' Before coming Into the Law School he had been a court official for sev eral years and I think that because of his greater maturity he gained much moro out of his law school career than does the average student. I am confident that Millard will be a credit to tho University and to the legal profession and, therefore, I have no hesitancy In recommending him highly to any law firm that might be interested In adding a young man to Us staff. Very truly yours, (sd) WAYNE L. MORSE, Dean. We are publishing Dean Wayne L. Morse's endorsement of Mr. Millard because it could not come from high er authority or from one in a better position to know. It Is from th2 place where a large law firm, desirous of adding a capable man to its staff, would go in order to get the most reliable Information concerning de sirable material. Mr. Millard Is 31 years of age, born and raised In East cm Oregon and comes of sturdy pio neer stock. He will put the office of District Attorney on that high plane where it will have the respect arid confidence of all. He will enforce all our laws Justly, fearlessly and .efflc iently. VOTE FOR ORVAL J. MILLARD FOR 1 STRICT ATTORNEY. COMMITTEE' . By R. RHODES,. , ' B. MARCUS GODWIN. , , 1 A. J. 6TARMER. The District Attorney Is required to take a solemn and binding oath to support and maintain the Constitu tion of the United States andthe laws of the ' State of Oregon arid therefore it is not up to him to make or unmak-3 the laws. I siucerelv be lieve in puDiic .oiiiciais aoiamg oy tne ma nu uvea oi xne people as ex pressed on. our statute books and I will therefore H nominated and elect- , ad to the beat of my ability honestly ana aggressively enneavor 10 eniorce the law, not allowing any of those injngs to lniiuence me wnicn should not be considered by any man when administering the duties of a public office. " - - . i . , ORVAL J. MILLARD. . . 618-2 t Summons, in the circuit court of the state of oregon for the county of union World War Veterans State Aid Com mission representing and acting by , jJuUub Lr Meier, Gpvernof, Hal E. Hoss, Secretary of State, George A. White, Adjutant General, Walter S. Fisher and Freacott W. Cook Ingham, comprising the World War Veter ans' State Aid Commission of State of Oregon,, Plaintiff, vs." '' Francis A. Goodbrdd land GeorglAnna Goodbrod, husband and wife and Ada F. SchwclgVer, Defendants. TO: ADA .F. SCHWEIGIiER, one 6t theabqve named, defendants. TN TWlE '.'NAMF 'CllP "THIS RTAT! irtV OREGON -you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against ydu in; ;the abpve entitled court and cause, on or before the 1st day of Jurie, 1932, tho said date be ing the-, last day -of the four week period prescribed by the ofcrer for the publication of this 'summons. i And if iyou fail to answer eaid 'Com plaint or' otherwise plead herein,, for want thereof, ;the aboV named 'plain tiff willvttpply to the Court for the relief prayed for, in its cornplatht, to-wit: !- ' ' ' For .'judgment arid, decree against the defendants, Francis A. Goodbrod, and GeorglAnna .Goodbrod,, his .wife, and each of them, for .the Bum of $2826.50, together with interest there on at the rate of 4 per annum on the 24th day of 'September, 1981, un til paid, and against the defendants, Francis A. Goodbrod 'and GeorglAnna Goodbrod, his wife, and each of them, for the further sum ' of $250.00, at torney fees for the collection of plaln- Y6u travel in 'comfort dy Union Pacific Bus just like riding 'in a large limousine. Tip back' and relax in your deep cushioned seat. Enjoy 'every moment. Con venient schedules. Han' dy down-town depots. LOWFAfLES For rates and bus travel information phone Main Stage depot; La ' Orande, Ore. i4 tiff's note arid he foreclosure of plaintiff's mortgage, and for plain tiff's costs and disbursements in curred herein. ' ' ' That the plaintiff's mortgage given to secure said note as heretofore de scribed be decreed to be a first and prior lien over all other liens or en cumbrances and that the said sums of money above set forth be decreed to be a good, valid and subsisting lien upon the said premises under and by virtue of said mortgage, upon all of the property heretofore de scribed and as described In plaintiff's mortgage, to-wit: -Lot nine (0) of Lyman's Sub- . division of Lots two (2), three (3), four (4), and seven (7) of . Cog gaii's second (2nd) Addition to the City of La Grande, County of Union, State of Oreson. and that the said, mortgage be fore closed, and that the property there in described be sold as provided by law; that the plaintiff may be a pur chaser at said sale; that the proceeds of the said sale of the Bald property be applied to the payment of the amounts due the plaintiff and to be come 'due upon the promissory iiote hereinbefore described, reasonable at torney fees and costs and disburse ments of this suit, and accruing bosts, and the balance, If any, to. be paid to the subsequent mortgagee, or her successors in interest, and If the proceeds of the said Eale are" not suf ficient to pay the. said sums so due the plaintiff, and to become due aa $65 , Kl inVMI w L ' IJJ"j lli iliflili II va,ue! Popular Duncan mm UH; ' ".s-s llBilHirfe. FOURTH FLOOR ISTJ ill Secretary Desks $59.50 ' style! Newness! Low Prices! Ihese me faithful reproductions . n.to. of early American Secretary hut built in the modern In walnut vcneei-s. FOURTH FLOOR Cedar Chests The ideal gift for the graduate.. At our prices they represent & j reaiiy lenipung- saving. 1'ricecl as c low as $8.75. , SECOND FLOOR " BOHNENK AMP'S Four Floors of Fine Furnishings aforesaid i"-tueri the same to be ap- plied pro tanto and that tho plaintiff have Judgment against the defen dants, Francis A. Goodbrod and 1 GeorglAnna vGoodbrod, his wife, and leach oi them, for any deficiency re Imaining unpaid; that the sheriff, at the time of the said sale oi tne saia mortgaged property, put the pur chaser of said property In possession 'thereof: that: the Sheriff be directed to execute imd deliver to said pur chaser it $nft time of the said sale, a certificate of sale to said property and a sheriff's deed to the same at the expiration of the time allowed by law for. the, redemption of real prop erty if no'Vedemption be had. . That the Equity of .the defendant, Ada F. Sobwelgler, and all persons claiming under her in and to said mortgaged property, be forever barred and foreclosed of and from all tight, I title, ltcn, estate or Interest in and to or upon said mortgaged property, (and every part thereof, saving and excepting only the statutory ngnt oi redemption. That the said mortgage be declared to be prior in time and superior in right to any right, title, lien, estate oi- interest, or any claim of any right, title, Hen, estate or Interest which the defendants, Francis A. Goodbrod and GeorglAnna Goodbrod, his wife, and Ada F. Schweigler, may have or claim to hove In or to or upon said prem ises ox anypart thereof, and that all of the defendants, and each of them, and all persons or parties claiming IMAGINE buying th'e beautiful Suite shown below for only SG5.00; consists of Mohair tJpliolsteied Sofa, and CHOICE of 'either Chair. The spring filled ttlsh tons are fancy velour reversed. A recent arrival, sharply reduced! - FOURTH FLOOR . ' Desks manner. f Wednesday, May 18 1932 I under them, or any of . them, nia b j forever enjoined and debarred fron I asserting any claim whatsoever in anc j to said land and premises adverse tt i plaintiff, and for such other and fur j thci relief as to the Court may seen Just and equitable. 1 This summons Is published, by or der of the Honorable J. W. Knowles Circuit Judge of the State of Oregon jfor Union County, made and entered ! in the above entitled court on tht ! 3rd day of May, 1932, prescribing that j this summons be served by publica tion thereof, that the same be pub lished once a week for four successive weeks and in five consecutive Issues of the La Grande Evening - Observer! a newspaper published dally In the City of La Granae, Union County, i Oregon, and of gcWeral circulation In ! oolH Pnnntv. Date of first publication: May 4th, 1032. Date of last publication; June 1st, 1032. , . . .--, . - ; HUGH E. BRADY, Attorney for Pl&In- iin, residing az l& uranae, uregon, May 4-11-18-26. June 1. Delco Remy and Autolite .Starter, Generator nml Ignition Repairing. Genuine Factory Parts BURGESS BATTERY A- ELECTRIC Phono Main i25 1308 Jeff. -Ave.
