La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 25, 1932, City Edition, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, June 25, ,$lan Who Defeated Brookhart i Says Victory Due to Friends shenandoah; iowa m-a grand father with a homely philosophy or life has upset the political WP""1 of one ot the nation's most fiery pun. '. Ho figures. : In story-book fashion' this political novice. Henry Field! h" "rested . Iowa's Republican nomination for United Statei senator from that out spoken congressional veteran, bmltn W. Brodkhart. , .,. X Never before had this 81-yeor-old ' apostle of, friendship sought publ ic . cfllce. And he says credit tar successful political debut belonfcs : solely to thousands of personal friends. ,, . ., I'm not kidding myself," he sava. t "my friends did It." .. . -,,,, During yeaia of buslnew concto i i n iinroiiiiLti wnpi - - "Como oil, get oiita thtf're,' c.ild a harah voice. 1 AD Jerry Cal houn's old road ster not run our of gas that dark' nlglit on the Merrick road, tho most aston ishing mystery of tlio decade might have re mained unsolv ed for years. Men and women of wealth might nave" continued to surround' them selves with armed guards whenever I they ventured into the streets. The i mysterious disappearances ot proitf ilnent men and women 'might have L-ontinued; Nancy Wcntworth, that k holly adorable little musical com- Idy Btur, might still he mourned r Broadway theatregoers, while rpy himseIC but we bad bettor be ll at the beginning. lovcrythlng had gone wronir at thcl Held that afternoon. The do crefnit biplane In which Jerry took venturesome passengers into the air flu a dollar a minute had, like the traditional one horse shay, gone i to pieces nil at once. The en ginef missed on one entire bank of cylinders. The control wires' lead ing to the flippers developed (rayed spots. ' The oil pump ceased to function: I,.!, v.'itti this and that, it was vei! after midnight before Jerry aid his helper succeeded in getting the plane In (It condition to stagger into the air tho following morning. Then, every bone and muscle ach ing with weariness, the pilot cranked' up his twelve-year-old roadster, ricocheted out of the Held gate and, cut-out wldo open, hurtlei! across Long Island toward New York, twenty miles nway. Midway between two sprawling hamleth' on the Merrick road his roaring engine popped, gasped and stopped: The flyer cursed long and wholeheartedly. No need to look Into tbif gas tank, flo knew It was dry. jlheor carelessness, which must bo paid for b a five mile walk baik to the nearest all-night filling St itlon. He haa walked a hundred yards or so when be heard tho vibration pt hummlvg motors. He looked back. For town the road were the beady white eyes of two approach ing cars. Siandlng still, ho held up his hani1, realizing that the chnncis1 of btlrig picked up nt this time cf nigh were something less than slim, '.lore than ono good Samaritan hjd been robbed on highways Injjust such a manner. He was gndnally bathed In the blue-wb.te Incandescence of head lights. There was a slither of tires as a heavy Imouslne, Its motor purring rhythmically, coasted to a stop. Th? second car swung Into the center of the road and roared past. -J A dome tlsjit In the rear com; partment rti.u Its Warm glow upon a girl, trrtppcl In a flame colored evening ch.ik.'.who peered at the figure In the "" r 31 the outer darkness. 'ror moment Jerry's heart thumped, le recognized her nt once. It was fancy Wentworlh. the most beatiU'nl- ind talented young star In thj musical comedy Urinanienu He tid seen Ucr twice J WGambler : s THrow A' C!IL AND A' MACHINE GUN haps unwittingly has laid a practical ground work for his new role as a politician. "I've spent 60 years accumulating friends!" declares this soft-spoken grey-iiHireu ueea aenier and radio op- orator whose station Is called the friendly farmer station." - "I consider this urlmarv mi nut. utaiiding . demonstration of the value of friendship." ' ' Ih every oart of Iowa Hnrt miA has made friends men, women and " "vo" WKn Ieoeral ooa children whom he calls bv thir fit- "But when I' net to Washington iiitiuLD. ma seetr ousmess. startprl when he was a farm lad of seven, has thrown Him Into contact with new laces almost oally. He says friendships, his seven mar. rled children and his now lareahusi. nes3 comprise the big triumvirate of ;:r,d her pislure' a' th:us:iijU! timos. since that memorable , first night two years ago when' she hud taken Hroadwav by slnniv 'I m sorry to havo troubled you.'- be bowed, "but I' ran out. of g.1s back there. I'd be ' miglily grateful for a lift to 'the- nearest filling station." Miss Wentwortb surveyed him carefully. Reassured' by his lean, tanned face arid by the twinkle In his gray, eyes, she unlntclied the door and motioned for li tin to enter. "Stop at the first gas station. Anthony," she called through the open partition. The chauffeur nod ded, clicked the gears. The car swam ahead. It came to Jerry's mind that the girl lived some where out this way, commuting to and from the theater In Iter big foreign car. i. : "Guess I'll run out ot gas about this time every night,"-, he grinned, glancing at her cameo-like profile, with ' Its firm chin, Its perfect mouth and its slightly and saucily uptilted little nose. Once again those wide brown eyes, as"' clear and level 'a's a boy's', flickered over him Impersonally, as though to classify him among the various kinds or men who essayed wisecracks on short-acfiualntance. Ills to'wsled hair was Rhort and wavy. Thero was a .faint smudge on his left cheek bone.' ills body. lounging easily In the thick uphol stery, was rangy, and broad shoul dered, tapering to the waist like that of a boxer. Ills bands, large and capable-looking, had been scoured with sand soap and water, but still bore traces of hours spent on balky machinery. No need to fear this man. "I'd ajlVlse you to keep an extra can or two of gas hidden some where along the road," she retort ed. The limousine swayed suddenly. A sedan, parked by the roadside with all lights extinguished, ' had suddenly appeared In" tho white beam of the headlights. It turned squarely across the highway and remained there, blocking the en tire width of the concrete; The chauffeur, throwing his full weight on the brakes, brought the limou sine to a screeching stop a scant half-dozen feet away. The doors of the darkened sedan swung open. Five men spilled out. Four carried automatics, the fifth, something which looked like a strangely cumbersome rifle. "A machine gun!" Jerry explained. 'He reached for the switch and snapped off the dome light. Just as bis other hand touched the door latch, a powerful flashlight was foeussed full upon the chauffeur. Miss Wentworth and himself. "Come on, get outa there!" came a harsh voice. A hot surge ot rage swept over Jerry like a Hash of fever. After two years nt fighting and flying in the hell-swept skies ot France io be lined up on a peaceful American road llki a silly, cowardly sap! He was reckless and violent by nature, but knowing ,".lbe deadly prowess of a machine gun, be steeled himself to quiet. He stepped out ot tbe car and helped tho girl to descend. What a sport she was! As cool as .It she were taking her first how of the eve ning. Her wonderul eyes held no I and hor his life. Mbre people visit his radio station each year than attend Iowa's state fair. Pleld Is' no orator. He speaks with out flourishes, talks in terms familiar to the small town merchant and farmer. Much of his' life has been spent oii; a truck farm! He likes old-fashioned1 music, elves " J' J 50 to each baby born to any of his aim u.ug auoui onenan- douh, his' home town: Much of his campaign against' Sen ator Brookhart was based on his op- Ppnenfs alleged pracUce of providing wiere 11 oe oiny one r leia on the payroll." Expecting- Too Much What Is not- lu if nuin cniinol conio out of hliu surely. Goethe; ;hliit of lsnsiiter n'o'.V. I'Ii't vcri' scornfully unafraid cs' she -tried fti look' through tho iIiIzkIui' t'uVs -d tho' searclillglit liitp the blackness' which, concealed the armed1 nieil: -iv Hands; silvery white In the con&' of, : brilliance, seized ' Her ahd" whisked her Into the darkness'. ,AV screanv broke off In n whistling' sob. Jerry, forgetful of machine' guns and automatics, leaped as" swiftly a striking snake. There1 was a spurt of crimson slightly to1 the left, a blaze of white, blue and' yellow In his own brain. Ho' felt himself pitching headlong Into1 a bottomless void. An Infinitesimal pinpoint of white light, far In the distance, came nearer and nearer, growing in circumference' like the headlight' of an approaching express train. Then, sudddenly. It exploded: Ex. ploded into an intolerable agony In Jerry's head. He heard himself moaning with the torture of It and, hearing, he stopped, ashamed. . The slanting rays of the morning sun fell In a blinding glare across the white counterpane of his cat: Ho closed his eyes quickly. "How are you fooling, Calhoun?" It was an unctuous voice, a1 pro fessionally cheerrul' voice. Jerry disliked It. "Like iieil. ' Go away." "You aro lucky to fool at all. You. had a close shave." had a close snavc:" With an efTort of will, Jerry looked about until he saw a calm faced Interne standing by his bed. On tlie other side was a nurse who regarded him placidly. "Whoro am 17" ho' demanded, forgetting tho ache In bis band aged head In the sudden flood of memories of that scene on the Mer rick road. "You are In the Hempstead hos pital," announced tho doctor. "You th us t liavo armor-plate Instead of bono In your head. A bullot bounced off your skull that was marked for your brain. YouMl havo a scar where you part your hair, but that's all. And by the way, tboro's a man In the hall who says he's a detective. Ho wants to talk to you. I'd rather he wait ed a few hours, but ho Insists that? the matter 13 urgent. Feel up to ll?" Jerry did not, but he nodded bis head. The nurso opened the door and returned, followed by an old ish, overstout man who regarded the patient with mild blue eyes. "I'm Stevens, of tho Treasury department! he explained. "Do you feel ablo to tell mo about the ruckus you were In last night?" The telling of It took little time. It had been, after all, a matter of less than five minutes between Jer ry's stopping of the big limousine' and tbe vivid stab of flame which bad blotted out his consciousness. "Now," the pilot concluded, "can't you tell me what happened after I passed out?" "Wish I could." admitted Stev ei.8, truthfully. "The chauffeur got a smack on the bead about the time you did. When tbe birdies had stopped carolling he ! watching the sun rise. .Miss Went worth has disappeared." tCopjrioht. Olnt t'Tfnn) More kidnaping lomoirnw-and Jerry If tormented hy a deira tor revenge and for Nancy's retcue, LA- GftANDE EVfelBC? Ofes'fe'RVER, iLA' GKANDE, ORfc Ove The Valley Personals we have not been able ta verify this' poiuc. . Visit Mere The Minna" Borghlld' and Adeline Olsby, M. Abel' and Myrtle Bakken, were In Lu Grande yesterdav RUests of Miss Amanda, Zabel. English In structor at- the- Eastern- Oregon- Nor mal. The young women were en route to Seattle from' Boise wheiw they had been for a few' days. Mlsa Apel Is director of religious cauca tion for a group of IT denominations with her hcadqurirtefs In Seattle, and Miss Adeline Olsby; whose home Is ntf Valley city, N. D., Is he secrojary: The other two young women, whose homes afe aW at Valley' City, are principals of a Junior liigli school In Seattle and the grade; school at Orotic, Wash: . ' Announce Mnrriagt Mr. and Mra. H. C. Gowev.- of near SummerylHe, announce tr rharrlHge 01 tneir daughter, 'Nihil; to Donald Newell, an .event of Saturday,, June 18. Daily CrossVotd Puzzle, ACROSS hoininoiton JapatifRa Springs Conquers' VVHri hufrnto ol I ml In Volunteer One who hnn illafi orlvuip informnilon' oil ractirf: colloq. Lively dunce Mnrry k A Uvavat noet' Solution of Yesterday' Puzzle C O ll0 NlfWF RE L T A B- P S TYAH EDMEr O W. I IS h oft MSMk i m 1 1 pi eat sJMHSSSsSe L ON E L O BMMI A RE T A IS t i N G WAK I jjDSp SHE L V EP;S.TUDD NG S E f E E D ATL S I N i A A M P SMS U5jA nTI N T M!AlNlsM6lNHlNAtelRiErE 2. Sea euIe Z3. UfMhr of Moaes 24, I lul( a Kesston 26 Glve' m!jHfji utiriianre in with Hie voice 28. Myrtle Hindu ,, - word' nil. o nny 81- Siroiiir tKixcjt 3a Kxuct . Bfll ls- fricilon 'tt' A'KiilnV inofl'x :ift. N'iIp ol ihtf S'-aie . 17. RtiKueil moiin III 1(1 CIL-Mt 3S: SwVet- uutntd' 411. Ship nt 1te 42 Si hiiii I at a ' Hllltilt ox jJliJ (ilnn 47 Thili. 48. (iliyif ' rnso' , 4!t Sh i.w1Tni ntiV- . ' ICiV JtfM". - . Hlrill illltlllH 51 RnWrtalii . 52. Cures lit- CWMft thr til llt iciiiii 7 13 3 I3p! 16 . 157 18 q o ' ! 3 ' jMf" ; : ' :" '' -' . ; i ' 2Q.' , .:: m HI C7T , , . 22 : . : ' - 33' :SS 3A v . 3S. , ;m: - .. ; ". 9iTr Wi3? . ' .Sp ... fts mm - - - .. . . STOPS' y HAt COCHRAN (READ THE STOKY. THEN "'PHE monkeys do their, stunts ' knew, the Illlle monk camo flying . with ease upon that womlfcr-1 through the air Ho lit on Dun f "1 trapeze." said Coppy, "and cy's chost and knocked him to tho I'll bet. that I could do some good 'Brouud tricks', too. I The monk then squealed In "At least I'm itolnit lo trv mv k"e" 'ItHcV It was a rallu-r luck. If I set tanuled un and t stuck, you Tlnymltes can help me. Wall, now Mil Itin innnbu ir through." The- blBgcst monkey of the i : a' bunch, all of a sudden, ent liunch that he could hang down!"'""'" "y 'l once." Hn cllmlied by his tall and swing out through the air Ho started tnueallnir very loud. ! 'Twos to attract the Tiny crowd. It seemed thai he was saying. "Watch! I'll give you nil a scare." - 'T'HEM, wlh the trnpczo swing- -" In high, the monk mode 1 11 "y givin Him a. everybody sIrIi by leaping 'way whack." out in the air. Suld Duiit-v. "He The 'nny hlppopolomus stood won't fall. a'"' didn't Htnrt a fuss when "Just watch him He Is safe 011 1Ilc bIPy Tluies climbed upon and sound add will riot topple lo nK- fil1 ,,acl the (trouhd. The act is really I iCopyrlwht. 1032. xea Service. Inc.) clever. He Is Hanging l,y his tall." " '"(Huiiry liles some wire walk- The next Cling that the Tlnles l"K In (lie next story.) CLASSIFIED ADG 'THE MAIIKET PLACE OF UNION A WALLOWA COUNTIES (Count five average words t j to the line.)' Per" Mat; 1st insertion. '.,lOo" Per line, eucli added conseb- . utlVe insertion' 7o Minimum charge oh one . , older .......... .........360 WANTED nnnicu lu iiuiiifi iuuiuruyci'J , with aide car for small pigs. Charles ' Prlmm, Frultdale. fl-an-l tp WANTElt-Workors in hay field for ' hay or pigs; single handed or with team' or truck: basis going wage. , F. 34. Imbler. 6-25-1 t. WANTEt) ' Will pay cash for used ccok stov. Call M 1017. 0-34-3 tp Mr'GHT? PURbrTA'SE Ilrst nitgo. ori valley farm bearing lcr Int. Aug. 1. Submit details. Bort- Oakman, 2111 Dnvld- Stott Bldg:, Detroit, Mich. 0-13-1 mp. 1 8. ny ( C. I'lowera ( Fold over on 1 Gaelic ., 9! Makes a' pre llmlrmry 10; ijoomiiff I'. Kns Indian' . vyelaht I . Ti!koat' nah' 17. Arilllclal v .lUDKMiigo . , 19 11 ty uei'Boni filter , .a. iiuf.it- or ncttod' -Ti, l'e)al dlslt :'7 Ducirlne i9. Convened ''. ICnninite , -ta M.h'. ii,nd ti - finer'. M. Itt.ix ti, uod of lli- srji' t it, RltiiiHiii'tueHria nob-en Stuck fnai in , mud h Skill : 4,S Ken He spoilt 41 r-i,wd 4C McHdilre' Jf: " ' S'Hilh Airier.-' iunn. ,mou n talh.t' I'.roiidiiii l-Vtulnltie ; .: e'niliilli tr. r, DOWN lt .Mi.llzc 2' lvlMnnie'' IJ-VA'i'i'iif ills. ' - iiU'iintng '. - fl'Mll.l : Krlfiid: 1'ieiich 4U. Mint-nil Hprlna -M), SiupM uetsiin 51 Llnnnr r.41 Wtini' PICTUPCS 4j0 KING, 1 COLOR THE PICTURE) fdniiy sil'lit. Poor Diincy Jumped "s olllei' Tlnles Kalliercd I'Olllld. "TtELI,. tiow'o my chance to do some stunts," sold f:opj:y. "I' m '"o trapeze and nmusid I no Tfnyniltp. All of a sudden Dnncy f ried. "I'eili.ips we'd better run ana nine big hippo Here comes a great Cee! Of all llm funny slKllts." "OH. In1' a lani one," Sco lily !ild. "Don't runl We'll ride on lilm. luslead. When we're aboard RATES BY MONTH 3 lines, per month' i 12.50 13.30 . (4.00 14.76 3 lines, per month 4 lines, per month 5 lines, per month Each additional'' line over five charged at 00c per line per month. WILL BUY 30 o:q' batteries; Will bav . 1 1.. .1.-1. I.. I u . muiuiiih hi vuvtr uuuuiiiiua, ngw ' .T , . . tlve Electrto Co.. 1439 Adams. Phone M 8a' 'ao'1 ' FOR SALE : FOR SALE Dodge roatlstor,-new tires, n motor reconditioned, SIOO.OO. I , PERKINS MOTOR CO. Phone MaliiSOO 4th and Adams" 6-38-6 t. FOR SALE OR TRADE One-horse harness, milk goats, gmiollne saw. Address F. Truax, Kamela, Ore. 6-35-1' t. FOR SALE Lncllcs' am Gin'.i clloseM ; for tlio Poul'th. Sizes up to 52. Prices reduced. Ph. U20 U or call 2006 N. Spruce St. G-25-t f. FOR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE I; Two largo houses, fine, for boarders and roomers; clcde In. ' within 3 blocks of P. O. Will exchange far smaller houues or for small acre aye. Acid. Box T, c-o Observer. B-3S-1 ft. B.NKrinPT SALE OP ACCOUNTS E. C. Tuckey, Trustee lu Bankrmttiy i win offer for sole to the hhjht.it aim best bitltlor ror cash all the occr.untj or Mlt'cliill Si Pjrrlh Bank-1 ; rupt's at Island Citr, oi'c., sal to close July 2tl at 10 a. m., r:Rts to . reject any or all blda reserved'. Llit or Accounts may be seen at my ot Ilco 100 Depot St. or at crrico or referee. II. E. Dixon. , E. C. Tuckey, Tr-i-t'r-i in B'uiVriiptey. Juno 27-30. July 1. .BANKttapf Sat n-mimnts of tlvj ': MITCIIEt'.C PEltTflN. utaolr, Stiiclt. , ' cr, Wa '.o-i Cipav. ' Plow Bottom', . J nruhiK i rs. : die., win be mm July . 2d, 1033. May be sron ot loln r.l ' City any time ami bids or offers will be received at any tline. Termn J cash, bi't a b:-.i-lii. ccme and Bt , t'.iem. E. C. Tuckey, Tru-jroc In' Eanltvuptcy. Jur.o 25-2:1-30: .I-'rnEWORKS WHTSil BANCS I PrnBh stock at Joe's Joint down by the : auto cami;-.!. 0-13-1 m. FOR BALE ReRlatcred Glwrr.oey bull, ' fchib riblio;i winner. Pli. 424-J. Write P. O. Box 220, Lu Clronde. 0-24-3 tp T ' . PIAjjp AT CLOSE-OUT PRICE. $40. Easy terms. Adler's Music Co. Ph.:: , Main 803. 0-24-4 t FOR SALE 1(128 Chcv. Coupe. Ex- ceitenl condition, vull euo J. 0-23-3 tp. ; 10 ACRES, .FRUIT, vcgot'ablbs, stvaw i bcrl-les, ll'eo lrrlutlon, crop lli I eluded, :ioo.OO will hundle. Box 0, j I c-o Observer. 0-23-3 tp FOR SALE DeerinR combine harvent i or, Q ft. cut. ready to go to work, $100. Ph. Gllc-.i Van Ilouseri, Union. Ore., or Levy Dairy ranch. 0-23-3 t. FOR SALE '20 Whippet sedan In cood condition, run only . 14,000 1 miles. Trunk In rear. Cheap. Would consider trading for late model I light coupe. Call 2212 Cedar St. 0-18-0 tp FOR SALE OR TRADr 5 A. with Im provements. Fanners 3X2.J0-17-t f. OUR HOME FOR SALE. Cheap. 318-J or icol ath st. e-io-t t. FOR SALE Fordson tractor, A-l con' dlllon: 2 pianos, or will trade, what have you? Frank Oloavlnger, 211 Depot St. 0-3-t f. aOOD WOOD. CHEAP. Will trade for some furniture. Ph. B02 U or Call at 2000 N. Spruce St. 0-1-4 t. ClOOD WOOD, any kind, any length. Price reasonable. PH. 000 W, Leo Stark. 5-25-t f. FOR RENT n-RM. FURN. HOUSE at Perry. Inq. L. W. Weeks. La Grande. 0-24-2 tp. THE NEW FANGLES (Mom'n iSJlNCE v EXPCm TMIES K PHOTO rSSvi J"0 CMC' Ctt.f GRANDMA'S fr THE HNGEPWlNTS ON C I CAN'T OPW A 9rt PEAPLS Ni WEStl KNOBS, ITLl. BE 1$; R tuk T)00d " tiffin WELL, 1 CAN'T y$$i&r' THEM VOU'LL HAVE V'iililf VE"3 . WEDE. LOCKED Kf OPEN IT FROM yjj TO CALL THE OANITOT? )'&! I IN I WE CAN'T OPEN" jl THK -SIDE. M ANT) CCT HIM TO ', W'l fNV Or TH7- -0OOW3. Ek C1THEW ! Jl. COME UP AND Ai't' 1 A DETECTIVE. CAME p FOR REnT Piano. Cheap. Call M 36. -4- I. HOU 6-RM. FURN. HOUSE 1B05 3rd. 6-33-3 tp Garage. Call 339-J. FOR RENT Modern 6 room home, excellent location, 1610 Oak street. Chas. H. Reynolds. 6-22-t f. FOR RENT 4-rm. furn. house. Inq. alls Pine. 0-33-0 t. FOR RENT d-rm, houso at 005 -4th Bt. Completely redecorated, furn. !, or' unfurnished: Oarage. Inqulra ia03 M Ave. Phone 432-J. 6-33-t f. '' 154lP nVM-l Vn1u titmliluvl . ... I. . .wit, m I nl-ltMta Hnmn with n ..ItVin.. mBttl8' M' Wnlll5r' pllono M,00 MOD. FURN. APTS., summer 'rates.' 1101 o Ave. Pit: 84 W. 6-31-0 tp FOR RENT Furn. Apts. and unfurn. ! Ihed house, 1311 O' Ave, 5-33-1' mv. FOR RENT Strictly modern 3 1 room furnished duplex. In best ,i residential district. Allen Duplex', 1007 4tn, Main 843. 6-3i-im FOR TRADE FOR TRAD 15 Used plnno for wood or what havo you? If you neod; 11 ; pinno wo can mnkc n Uml of oo(iit kind. Cull 20B-W. 0-23-3 .tp MISCELLANEOUS BIDS WILL BE rec'U. up to July 1 fr.r 12 cds. 10-ln. wood for School Dlst. 27. Call B. specifications. P. Owsby for 0-25-1 t. DO WELL BROS. CUrtrr-UP We will clean up your ashes, papers, etc. Phono 323-J. 3-8-t f. " " " ' KKKCKI.KS APv'D' HIS FliflCNlJS Is Thdta M'LLO-OSCAR VEGT M DOWN AT THE CORNER IN TEN WNUTES... I WAKIT OU ID SO VJITH WE OiGR TO THE CONSTABLE'S AN' SEE IF HE CAM'T SET POODLE AWY FROM OlTMAR seeniz;! vmhat'S IEEPIhl' OSSlE SO UONS? HE SAID HE'D BE MERE AS SOON" AS ME GOT DBESSED-. Pop) A Knobby Idea K4-H -4 J wg a ht, . .. I f " OH... ABOUT it ONLy ell t T P IVJENTy . TAWiSyw WAci. I'r.. MlrJUTES, I -TZH'.l . s . ( l! 'f a & pat. orr. ,' v Wmy TT I WnTJygl'X O 1P32 BY HE SEWVTCE. ifcC , Page Seven PORTLAND OAFB Meals af ' Hours. 35c to. 35c. coffee and dea-' sert Included, 313 Depot St, 0-16-1' m; EASTERN OREUOR Softool of MutteY violin,- piano; voice. Credit: I: O, Of" F, temple; 447-J. -6-l nV LA- OHANDE MATTHSSO and OphOi sterlng ted' Ruj cleaning Wocka. Phi 434-W. Chat: Edwards Prop.-ia-l-l m. AUTOMOBILES 1030 Ford Tudoi Sednn. 1920 Ford Tudor Bsdan. 1020 Chevrolet Couch. ? 1030 Chevrolet Coach, " . 1027 Chevrolet Sedan. 2H Chevrolet Cab. Coupe. 1930 Chevrolet Pickup. ' " lfijl Chevrolet Sedan (New). Priced' low. 1 All ears oro spcclolly priced and reconditioned. SEE DS FIRST, LA R I SON -FREES. Q-23-3 t. Worse Than an Enemy NolliiiiR is so iliuiKt'rnuS as an lg nnrjint frloml ; a wise enemy U wi.rtlt more; Ln Fonttilnej Professional Directory . Hospitals iirt: i'jat it: rtorrr Sye; Br'. Nose and Throat' Hospitiil Wl BMf Ibley Bldg. Ph. Usln lo. ily UloHser Dirty Crack! HVPH'-OuC R OlTMAft. V-IHEN" HE SEES OS . vNAUKIN IN fIITH: THE did yA li-nuk VEAH-HAH LOWS DOES ITTAKS -VCU TO DfJESS; . 1 WAS NfrVSR. By cowan t" i: i'