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Wednesday, May 18, 1932
Local News
, Information lurnlshed by the La
Grande Credit association and the
Abstract and Title company, both of
La Grancla; and the Abstract and
Title company or Enterprise:
' " Estates
Julia Matthews estate. Died 4-19-32.
Lizzie Clarlt. Admx. .
Judftiiu-tris
Claude Noyes vs. w. K. & Hcttie
Ewln, $612.37. fees 100.00.
Mary A. McKenzlc vs. C. H. Finn,
3000.00. fejs (.350.00.
Credit Service Co. vs. Geo. W. Gor
don. $517.35, fees $78. Costs $22.
State Land Board vs. Ollie Mahafry
nugnei, suzau, lees 82SO,
Deeds
', B. F. liarriltn e. ux to Harry Gibson
HENRY L HESS
IlKMOCKATIC CANDIDATE
for STAtE SENATOR
From IN'IOX and WALLOWA
COUNTIES
I STAND FOR:
Lower taxes on farms and
homes by increase in income
tax on large Incomes.
Mod i flea t ion of Workmen 's
Compensation Act, with moro
liberality to injured workmen
and perference to local physi
cians. Relief of unemployment. v
Economy In state government
without interfering with effi
ciency. t . . :
Investigation of telephone,
llfjht and power rates with
object of lowering them.
.Legislation for the masses
rather than for special privi
lege. (Paid Adv.)
J. It. Blackaby
M;i Mich r County s
Candidate for
DELEGATE TO DEMOCRATIC
NATL. CONVENTION
From the Second Congressional
District Paid Adv.
CORONER,
JAMES J. D. HAUN
- ' Physician and Surgeon
At the Primary, May 20
for
Coroner, Republican Ticket
"I will .give my personal attention
to the requirements of the office."
(Pd. Adv.)
I ,. ., rp lV
NOMINATE AND RE-ELECT
W. W. STEVENS u:
t . i
for County Commissioner
From past experience he is familiar with the prob
lems of Union county and therefore will be better able
to solve them without added cost to the taxpayers. :
V .,.'. (Pald-Adv.)
GUY GLENN
Candidate for Democratic Nomination for'
Sheriff of Union County
Will Appreciate your support at
the May Primaries
"I Favor Reduction
and Reduction
of Record jm J
.et ux, I 5, 6 B. 8, Grandy's 2nd, 1.00.
Bessie Wrteht et Vir to Mae E.
Klein, Pt. Blk. 67, Chap. Add., 10.00.
Julius D. Sommer et at to John
Christiansen, ?t. SWifBlS-lN-SO,
$200. ' -. V
. Julius D. Sommer eWal.to John
Christiansen, Lots 1 to 9, 11, 13, 13,
14, 16, 17k 18, 19, 2Q, 21, 23, 83,
34, Blk. 36, Hindman Add, $440.00.
George Wright et uk to Willis
Wright. S'SWW Sec. 1328-39, 1.00.t
Oscar Crale to Bert Slack. L. 3. 4. S. 6.
15, 16, B. 4, B. Elgin, H-00.
Roy O. Garoutte et ux to J. A. Alt-en.
Pt. Sec. 21-3S-40, $1.00.
W. H. Bohnenkamp et ux to H. J.
Evans et ux. Pt. L. 4-B, "D", Cog.
2nd Ad., $1.00. . .
W. S. Wheeler et to E.lla H. Cur
tis, L. 1, 2, Blk. 7, Predmore Ad., $1.00.
Bowman -Hicks Lbr. Co. to Florence
E. Long, SE&NEft Sec. 3-2N-39. $6.00.
Waldamer Johnson et al to Wm. B.
Butterfleld, L. 8. Blk. 12, Union, .$1.00.
W. B. Butterfield et ux to Geo. Glg-hac-,
L. 8, Blk. 12. Union, $1.00.
; Hazel S. Fenton et vlr to Zona R.
Henderson, L. 1, Blk. 8, Grandy Add.,
$10.00. -
Arno Fowler to C, W..?Fri3wold, Pt.
Sec. 32-1S-39, tracts 6 to 19, inc. Im
bler Fruit colony. $10.00.
Arno J. Fowler to C. W. Friswold.,
Same a3 at'ove, $10.00, j
Mortgage! ;
La Grande Tlieatres, inc., to John:
F. Greullch, lots 12, 13, Blk. 112,
Chap. Add. Lot 6, Pt. Lot 7, Blk. 105.!
Chap. Add. (3 yrs.), $2,St0. j
Bert A. Rogers et ux to First Nat.i
Bank La Grande, Pt. Sec. 32-2S-38J
(1) $960.00.
Satisfaction of Mortgages
Florence Fleming to Gertrude Boy
er, 77-624 Pt. L. 7, B. 6, Coggan's Add.
East Ore. B. & L. Asn. to John T.
Harvey Jr., 69-17. L. 4, Blk. 86, Chap.
Add.
East. Ore. B. & L. ABsn. to Geo. E.
Stansfield Eat. Outlot 156, Chap. Sup.
E. O. B. & L. Asn. to C. A. New-
Ttirk. Ft. L. 1, B. 1, Honairt.
F. L. Bloom to Abbie Goyette, 70
42. Pt. L. 6, '6, Blk. 6, Lewlft Add,
Union.
Wallowa Coinrty Records
Deeds 1
Wallowa CountV to 'Claud
dole.
Tract in Sec. 22-5N-44.
James W. Hansen et uk tb State Of
Ore. Pt. Sees. 17, 20, 39,-18-45. (Wal.)
S. & F. Nat'l. Bk. to Minnie G. Ste
vensTract m Blk. 13, Residence Add.
J. E. Nessly et ux to Hattle Wolfep.
Pt. Bft Sec. 33-18-44. ' 1 '. . '
A. E. Tulley ct ux to Jesse E. Tul"
ley, Tr. Lots 8, 9, 10, it," lfl; -Blk. SA'
Herman's Add., Wallowai iA Int. in
East Side Add.. Wallowa...-. ,
Enterprise State bank to Geo. S,
Craig, Tr. Pt. Sec. 20, 21, 28, 29-2N
Af; 1 i '
Enterprise St. bank tojGeo. S. Craig.
Tr. Tract In Sacs. 8 nd 9-1N-48.
Enterprise &l. bank to . Geo.
S.''
Craig, Tr. L. 1, 2, 8, 4, Ivforryman's
Add., Enterprise. . . ' '11
Enterprise St. Bk. to, Geo:, s. crale,:!
Tr. Pt. Sera. 3, 13, 14,' 15-6N-45. .j
O. W. Allen et ux to James W. Mott,
Corp. Comm. Pt. B. 16, Residence Add.
Assn. and satis, of Mortgages -
Assn.: Enterprise State bank to.
Geo. 8. 'Craig, Tr. 42-370. Ft.: 8. 22-,'
23-44.. ,., ,,..1v . !
Asdn.: Ehternrlse sit. Bk. to' Geo. S.
Craig, Tr. Tract In Blk. 9, "Riverside!!
(42-246) Add., Joseph: L. 1, 2, 3, 4. 6., I
6, 7. 8, Blk. 3, MahonS'Sub: Joaeph,'
Enterprise St. Bk. to Geo. S. CralE.',
Tr. 42-63 Tr. in 1 N and 1 8. 44 E.
CARL G.
HELM:;::;.
Republican Candidate for
District v
Attorney
of Union County
Priiiiaries May 20th .
Contrary to state
ments -being made,
Union county' ftas '
never paid ont- cent
for assistant prose
cutors during 'my
term of office.
(Paid Adv.)
m
Vote for' v.' ' ; -
J. O. BAILEY
'(SUM Senator)
' 'FOR
Supreme Court Judge
Petition No. s ,.,:. '
QualUieS Vigorous Progressive
He Is cbnsclelitloui and hua -Oie .cbil'flUen'ce
and respect of all the people. ,
I'M AH.
May 20, 1932
of Sheriff's Salary
of Taxes!" ' '
Daily Cross
ACROSS
I. Souk Ui
f. lilevnteti
plateau
8. Mark of a
. wound
11 Indian of
Tlerrh del
- Kueffo
13. Word at the
- end of a
ilirflyer
4. Healthy
6. Mislmp
Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle
S E E Df SB R O WA CJRIE5
ofR lIMae RSLOIOli
EE F FElR5NEiA RfflsiT
A PIP Qgps N EjEggfe EL S
SLU 1 SggsjC AIP
5 ATPAL MRlOff ATlE
A T T TtRjE aJCEjF TM
s e A RlsjB bTT n!e PA C E
a. bpoKen
J. Nobleman
19. Dutv
21. Move with a
lever ,
23. Send out "
24. Native metal
26. Wooden - pro
filer 25. Ton carfl -3D.
Chlnoso sfilu
, tntlon
33. Ground grain?
SR. Heroine of
"Ivanhoe"
36. Fa!) on a reel
tntlon or
oMloq. . -
37. Sewed edse
Its. Snug room
S!. Born
0. Objact W
worship ,
VJ Tni.M
44. 1'oint of time
4tl. Silkworm
60. Un lilt- (jccau
52. .Shields
54. Mnlrien
65. Half: prefix .
50. .Summit
67. DinTiinn ,
fiS. Gnollc
Tvin mens.
c n u i i j iMag i i wiry
vote BlWWilR Ul
APOD 5!Ri6lNlBlS5lRtLlE
w.mii W
. ; m i 1 L
mnn.Hick-3 Lbr. Co. 41-36; 42-130; 42-J
Q-llo . nan T3 rrtnlro Tf 4-n DmiT,
144 and 42-300 'On land in 1N-42; in-,
41; 2N-41; 2N-42: 1N-43; 2N-43; IN -
4.' ar.d 3.u
I HOT LAKE
1 PERSONALS
By Harriet Mnelionald ' i
(Observer Correspondent)
HOT LAKE (Special) Mr. and.
Mrs. J; J. Brennnn nrriveri InRt. wpnlr.'
Mrs. Brennau is remalnine; in the
hospital but Mr. Brennan returned i by neighbors can share in our pleas- wnronouse in the Gilliam city. - Th j
to his home in Buhl, where he to jure. 1 first sate is scheduled for May 26.
imanager of a floral company. i.J. Becauso of a miBtoke mnde'-by the TWtre Will be a good (election-of wool
i r-A--recent letter, from August 'Bor-.j.-oijsorvci-, the following Htemj which- ftnd 11 is hoped thl&sale. 'will cloar
gor, a former patient, of Duluth, . nppearcd recently-, in Hot Ijake per- i atmosphere Bomewhat in regard
Minn., states that he will visit Ore- j sonals, is presented again: Mark ' to-ftvhat. tha actual market is for Ore
gon during the summer. His friends iReed, of Shclton, Wash., and W. H. 'BU fleece. . The Condon sale has been
at the sanatorium will be glad to Parsons, of Seattle, are registered at j Bi annual affair for over 20 years, In
twOln again. . i .. .. . the sanatorium. Both of those men BOOd seasons and bad. . . .,
'Mrs Charles Winder, of Cambridge, nro prominent in the state of Wash- i ' " , 1
Idaho: -a hospital patlei, had a. ington. Mr. Parsons is president of 'PORTLAND PKOKUCE
surprise visit on Sunday from her tno Dexter-Horton bank- of Seattlo PORTLAND. May 18 VP) New po-'
husband and Bon, also other relatives nI1Ij My, rteeci is one D the leading tntwi G.iHfornIa Garnets 8(rj3c;
from Vale. lumbermen of the west.- also state whites 2 3o.
Janette Twlgger received a welcome
ana unexpectea visit last weeK irom
er sister, Mrs. C. C. Carlson and
ydung nepnew, Clifford, of Bpo-
kane.. Mr. Carlson is employed by
the Standard Oil company in this
territory and Mrs. Carlson stopped
for a few days at Hot Loke while
her husband proceeded on to Boise.
Ida. -
On. Tuesday, A. B. tiavls, of Port- .
'land, Investigator- for 'the 'Oregon
vote "fou
j.H. Blunt
or ln t) rutnl e
for
COUNTY SCHOOL
Htll'EKINTENDKNT
Twenty yenrs oxperience In
grade and high schools. Gradu
ated from Washington State
College In 1920 In Educational
Supervision. The only candi
date tolth n degree.
'Economy, Efficiency, Service"
(Paid Adv.)
J. E. " Jimmie"
MILLS
Cove, Oregon
J REPUBLICAN
Candidate for County
Commissioner
Having served four yeors as
County Commissioner -in Wy
oming during the World war,'
I ''feel that I know what the
demand Is at the present time,
and I pledge myself Jf nomin
ated and elected, that I will
do my utmost to enforce the
most rigid economy.
ROAD PROGRAM
I favor and will work for n
better road from the Farm to
the Highway. .As a Fruit Grow
er and "Farmer. I am not obli
gated to anyone, or any Com
pany, and am free to act ac
cordingly, and will not only
work for the south district,
which comprises Cove, Union
and North Powder.. but will also
work for the best Interests of
the whole, county, which .Is
rigid economy and roads from
the 'Farm to the Highway, and
will consider myself the ser
vant of the . people.
J. E. MILLS
(Paid Adv.)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
- Word Puzzles J;
7. lnscufs'
, 8. Japanese
measure
capacity
of
t. PrnvlUetl with
door cover- .
ing
10. WinsHke
1 1. Depend
16, Wrath
BO. City, in in-
titniKi
23. Conspicuous
25. Prone! a boat
-if. Awiiy
27 ICntirely
2S. English fore
runner of
oaseoail
31. United
4. Krench nrtlc!e
".. lluys back
'37. To this ulace
41. I'ermit
42. One si do of a
hook 'leaf
AX nnntlncnt
4j. Sriutl) African
fox
47. Nerve net
work 48. Metnl
4!). Serpents
51. HiRh In the
miuical ,
rrjilo
til l'nlni:h
O0WN
I. CIcnnsltiB
' A timlc time
3. Ktop
4. I'ryr.y
5. l-i:-t nit) In '
poiMOJihi;
6 I 'u:J' !i'tU:;o .
stato medical board, took -Miss Stella
Sumner and Emmet Loo on a day's
outing to imitcrprlso and Wallowa
Make. .
Mr; and Mrs. J. B. Taylor of Grass' , ne moral 01 cne .,on lies in
Vallev, former patients, are mnklng the controst between thsae two Demo
one of their frequent visits Testing, cratlc candidates for the presidency
taking baths and being oheoked over.:"10 one willing to submerge partlsan
The sanatorium is anticipating, a 'UP . for tn! common good; and the
treat in a visit from the well known other seeking to, strengthen a faltor
Cobb sisters and their mother who lnB cause by personal assault upon
will be here soon for a Bhor period t"9 cnlef executive instead . of co
ot rest and relaxation. These women-. operation in national emorgenoy."
arc accomplished musicians specialize '
lng In sacred music and will no.1 WOOL SALE MAY. 26 r. .
doubt: bo generous In their enter-. BORTLAND, May 18 P) First
talnment of the sanatorium people, scheduled auction sale of 1932 wool
Definite announcement oX their ar- la.,,announced for Condon by A. B.
rival Will be (tlven later ;bo our near'
senator of Washington. He was aj
,nirsn fripnri nf nr w t piw nnri
frequent visitor and patient at the
sanatorium.
'
. SILVI-Mt LOWEIt
NEW YORK. May 10 lPI Bar silver
,,aSy nnd y c lowor Bt 2B1
'
Ill-TTIiltl'AT
SAN FRANCISCO, May 18 (ff) But
. terfat -f. o. b. San Francisco 19c.-
Stir t2
mm n (V or.T.orr.f v. .
(READ THE STOHY 'iliEN
W:
HEM all tho play'moii'B -ruB3
n-ero done, woo Hcouty onld.
"Say! That was run.-' a ot my
-ohnro of oxoroisc and it .made mo
fcol tci-eat. '
"Somo muflclon mat wont stala
on me are now -as active as can
bo. 'Tls well wo rnslied the job
alone 'cause it if catling late."
The ploy man snapped. ''Kow.
don't you fret A real, nice nap
you're goin? to cot All til yen run
into my house, where you will find
0 ,,el1'
"Come on. now. iimllo! Don't
be forlorn I'll del you i-nooze till
early morn Woe Uuncy ran nloop
longer 'cause he Is n ideopy head "
' ...
I STOPy oy HAi'COCHRAN ZzJ VfcZW PICTURES bjX- KIN&
'"' f0itMatnetita.'' 1111 1 . wyowMMWMJ"
CO, .while the dark nlilit camn;,teP iin, HU,.h Tho pay ma
nnd went, a very pleasant time
was spent -by nil the :tlrnd out
I Tlnles Tlren the tin ro:;o Ko
did they
The play man scrvotl Ihcm por
ridge hot and every Tiny nte a lot.
Then -Scanty nald, "What ore we
HoIiib to do thi3 pretty day?"
The play man thought with all
his .might " and then' lio said.
You'll see c alulil that J nm -cure j
CLASSIFIED ADS
THB MAKKKT PLACE OP UNION & WALLOWA COUNTIES
(Count five average words
to the line.-)
Per line, 1st Insertion -..10c
Per line, each added consec
utive Insertion , . 7o
Minimum charge on one
order . ....................250
WANTED
WANTED TO EXCHANGE Good
household furniture for mall fur-
. nl&hed or unfurn. house or apt. Ph.
489-J. ' 6-lb-3 tp.
WANTED You to try our Root Beer
: and Chicken Sandwiches. Shamrock
Root Beer stand. Across the street
from Melville's Store. : 8-17-2 t.
WANTED Exp. cook In restaurant.
L. V. Casteol. Mcacham. 6-17-2 tp
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 60.95. Automo
tive Electric Co., 1425 Adams. Phone
M 620. 1-20-1 m
Senator Moses
Makes Comment
On Garner Talk
WASHINGTON, May 18 ) Sonator
Moses (R. N. H.) said in a statement
Tuasday that Speaker Garner "evi
jdently things to make headway with
In stalled caninalcn bv continuing a
(personal assault upon the president
I of the United States." He added that
"Mr. Smith, with wider and clearer
vision, presents a program for his
pnrty to adopt."
" Reforrlne to Alfred E. Smith as one
who rightly styles himself "the tltulnr
leader" of his party, Moses said: "The
fact that Smith's program i-a clearly
inkin to most of the program which
.President Hoovor has boon trying to
cniorce upon congress lor six month-j
lor more, that it comes a year after it
jwas promised, that It shows a mts
i understand lt.R of eome of the presi
dent's Important proposals, is not
jiif-c ssai ily of moment except that it
proves that Mr. Smith can repognlRc
a -.program when he sees It, and that
ho recoxnlzes a condition of affairs
I'1" tne country where In partisan
'credit counts for little, but patriotic
wiuuu .nu yieamuuv una
, asued lor. counts lor everytning.
feopertson,
who. conuucis ine . OIK
sui, ouuerfati eggs, live poultry,
country meats and mohair, nuts, cas
cAlV.i bark, hops, onions, potatoes,
seed ' potatoes, wool and hay quota
tions unchanged.
' 1IKCLAKK DIVIDEND . .
NEW YORK, May 18 The Am
erican Telephone & Telegrapii com
pany today declared the regular quar
terly dividend of (2.26 on the capital
stock. '
1 Cht
COLOR THE PICTURE)
will ploanc- you. Como. you
younRfctorn. follow mo "
Ho. led tllGln tlirouRh IiIh OMr
front rtooi' ami llion the Tinlcn
Hoard mm roar "OM. liorc'8 my
truck' Help load It Then n funny
sigm you u hco
...
UiTWIIRltB is the hip '.ruoli?"
V (;opI)V sa)(1 Thcll up to
'thorn Hie BtraiiKe tnuk pcd "I'm
:(;,1(! to load mv tovx in tight,"
j (.xclnlmed Hie old pluy man
I "Pull down that long plank.
-ai!e u ra8l .lnd lheII mv toys-will
, nie right past The Tlnlcs. now,
v.t..e very thrilled Up to the
i mirk they ran.
j T.p, n.i rnmn tnno ,n.l
wild. "Now please don't touch.
.Iiim let them hike into the truck
while we all stand around You
see. you've tried out all those toys.
Tiiey're ready now for girls and
hoys. When my hlR truck Is
loaded, off to cities it ,1s hound."
((-ojiyrlKlit, 1:I2 NBA Service. Inc.)
fOlil limn nlnr tells (he Tinir-
a iloi'j- jie.vl .) :
v tb." sir--- v
RATES BY lHONTH
& lines, per month . ,....$i.60
8 lines, per month v. $3.25
4 lines, per month . W.H..$4.00
5 lines, per month ....v.. .$4.75
Each- additional line over five
charged at 50o per line per month.
FOR SALE
COAL OIL COOK STOVE, 4 lids, oven,
with coal or wood combination.
Cost $65. Sell for less or trade for
stock or farm machinery or what
have you? W. P. Brock, Summer--vilh.
0-18-1 tp.
FOR SALE Good range and heater.
Inq. 21)00 N Spruce. 6-16-3 t.
DRESSES, newest Paris models, low
est prices. Phone Fashion Frock
representative, 692 U. 6-17-6 ,t.
FURNITURE, Frlgldalre, hose, type
. writer, saddle, overcoat, size 40.
1308-Oth. . 6-16-3 tp.
FOR SALE Furniture, elec range.
Cheap. Lenylng town. 1101 O Ave.
6-10-6 tp.
WOOD 4. Archie Conioy. 137-J. t
6-13-12 tp.
FOR SALE LUMBER
2x4 to 2x12 Pir & Larch
Dimension $10.00 Per M1
1x12 Pine Shlplap 10.00 Per M
1X12 Pine Boards S4S .. 7.60 Per M
1x4 to 1X12 Pine Boards 1
Surfaced : 6.00 Per M
Fir & Larch Flooring &
Celling 30.00 Per M
WOOD
12" Red Fir Cord Wood 0.2S Per Cord
10" Red Fir Cord Wood 6.60 Per Cord
10" Dry Chain Wood .... 4.60 Per Load
Box Wood When we
are running 3.00 Per Load
BOWMAN-HICKS LUMBER CO. .
. PHONE MAIN 8 ..;
- ' B-12-t f.
FOR SALE 5 A. with improvements,
Farmers 3X2. 6-10-t f.
FOR SALE Coffee cream that whips,
home churned buttermilk nnd milk
you'll like to drink, Cloverdale
Dairy. Furmers 35. 6-0-t f.
BUY OUR WOOD and help 4 families
exist. i'n. U73-W. 6-o-t I.
FOR SALE A mod. country home;
10 A. close In. Bltigs. all modern.
6 A. 6 yr, ola orchard. Slock and
implements with place. Good water
right. $4000 will handle. Ph. 49U-J.
6-5-1 mp.
DRY WOOD, postp Also truck for
hire anywhere. Insured carrier. Ph.
' 10D1-W. Prank Beward. 4-20-1 m.
DRY WOOD, any kind or length. Wm,
Hesse, Ph. 326 W. , ,4-87-1 mp,
OLD GROWTH red nr 10"
90 cord. Phone 937-J.
TYPEWRITERS for rent or sale. Let
us show you our stock, of new and
used portables. S. O. Tuckey's Type
writer Exchange, 109 Depot Bt. -4-15-t
f.
AUTOMOBILES
REBUILT FORDSON TRACTOR
- Crawler type $300. . ,
PERKINS MOTOR CO1.
4th 4c Adams , . Phone Main 600
'-.- 6-14-t ty
Professional
Directory
Hospitals
DR. LEE B. BojVT
Bye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital
CM floor Foley Bldg. Ph. Main 16.
Osteopathic Physicians
DBS. 1. I.. MARQABET INGLE
General Practice and Obstetric
Sommer Bldg.
Office, Main 106 Res., Main Us
Miscellaneous
ASTROLOGER
MBS. FREDERICK BALMES
20S N. Ave.
Readings Dally.
THE NEW FANGLES (Mom'n Pop)
Hank Lends a Hand!
PJV.UU., Y HURRY AND ARE YhoWER,) NHY-HMY. X',
nknovnh GET INTO rxiR ,) YOU GOING, j WERE WkDH"TTU0V)GT
Aiwu , ' THINGS BEFORE I TO ELOPE J ARE J fcSWtmw J
VNHO k 4 CHICK COWES TO? xf 1NE f.
SWMtlMC, UP , ' f ', . 1W . J ?
ippenwg. j .
' "WW ABOUT VHeU., KMOW'.VIWY NOT YwY-SunElYES1. I MUM k.SEE! EMERYTttlUG 16
-T&UR MARRIAG9 I AH I WANE HAHK. TAVCG TUE CLERVC OV1ER W ALG0NA J vWoRKINOr Oin TIME!
LICENSE AMO VNWY.YOUMM US CAR. '. ACROSS THE RlMER-YOO THfsr'S
A MWEB 99(HE KNOWS WERE COULD GET A LICENSE I 1 "ftl.T W(A
I f ) V - -'!( EftYTUlriG IS-TJONT THERE AND A MINISTER ARIGHT YOU VK1ERE
N- tf iJM - LET'S T GOIMG TO
FOR RENT
lo fi-rm.. mod. house: garage. Ph.
M 900. Inq. '2113 2nd. 6-18-1 t.
FOR RENT 2300 ncres pasture land
on mountain east of Allcel. 1. C.
( Smith, La Grande. 6-18-1 t.
FOR RENT New, modern 4 room
house. Ph. 839 W. 6-17-3 tp.
FOR RENT Small furnished house.
I Inquire 1716 Jackson. Phone 117-J.
; 5-16-3 tp.
FOR RENT Mod. turn. apt., hard
wood -floors, elec. range, Frlgldalre.
- Reasonable. Close In, 1101 o Ave.
6-16-6 tp.
B-RM. MOD. HOUSE, with. 7 lots,
bam, chicken house. Ph. 676 W.
. . ' 6-14-e tp.
FOR RENT Mod. -residence. Phone
r 624 W. 6-13-t f .
FOR RENT Furn. apt., 1800 Adams.
,'Oall M 582. 6-13-t f .
8-RM. FURN. HOUSE. Adults. Garage.
. Ph. 468 -J. Fannie Alllnson.
f 4-23-t f.
FOUND
FOUND
-show..
4 keys on ring at flower
-Inq. -Observer. 6-18-3 t.
FOUND Keys on string. Owner may
have same -by identifying and pay
'"lng tor adv. -at Observer. -6-16-8 -t:
1 ' WIN'KtlMiO WHKAT
j "WINNIPEG. May IB I WK"t
uioss: may oaj; juiy ojiftcgoa; uc?
totter 06i 6614.
Cash wheat: No. 1 northern -62;
No. 2 northern 69 J4; -No. B nortlern
86.
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blossec
. The Cavo of the Oodles!
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Page Seven
MISCELLANEOUS
NEW .LOW PRICES on plntlg,j
paperhanging and kaisomlnlng.i
. Phono 611 W. , " BrW-l m.
MOREMEN'S SCHOOL 01 Beauty CvuV
ture la recommended by -shop wa'
crs for Its thoroughness In training.
Spring classes now forming. For.
Information call or write 22 Wesft
Main St., Walla Walla, Wn. i
4-38-1 nip .
DOWELL BROS. CLEAN-UP We will'
clean -up your ashes, papers, etc.!
rnons shb-j. 8-8-t-i.i
EASTERN OREGON Bonooi bl Music,,
violin, plana, voice. Credits. 1. O. Q.
r. temph). 447-j. ., 8-8-1 m!
MONEY TO LOAN We are represent
tatlvea for the Prudential Ins. Co
And can make city loans at attract
tlve rates of Interest. Chas. hJ
Reynolds, Insurance, -loans and
' bonds. ' ; 9-1-1 ml
LA GRANDE MATTRBSa ana Ophol-J .
stertng and Rug Cleaning Worlpl
Ph. 424-W. Chas. Edwards Wrop 1
ia-l-l mJ
LOST
TAKEN From 1802 2nd boy's Ulcyclo.'
Ho -questions masked If returned. ( -
- ... -6-17-2 ti
i (
LOST Bunch of keys and (container
at Cove Sunday. Return to Observor
and receive reward. 6-16-2 tp.
LIVERPOOL WHKAT
LIVERPOOL, May IB ). Wheat
closed: May 68; July 60i$; October
02 '4; December BX. Exchange $3.07;
By Cowan