La Grande evening observer., July 12, 1932, City Edition, Page 7, Image 7

Tuesday, July 12, 1932
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Seven
peep Sea Rodeo
Tq Draw Bigger
List Thj8 Year
MOBILE, Ala. m Alabama (lab
ermen Mid their brother anglers la
nearby states already are getting tbelr
deep sea tackle ready for the fourth
annual Deed Sea Rodeo, set for Aug
ust 8. 9 and io.
The rodeo will be held off Dau
phine Island, and the largest entry
jlst Jh the event'a history 1b antici
pated. Advance registrations aro pour
ing Into the office of I. T. Qulnn,
game and fish commissioner, at Mont
gomery. ; ;
First held In 1920 as an experi
ment, the rodeo, now Incorporated.,
has attracted fishermen from as far
away as Chicago, and each year the
number of entrants has steadily in
creased. At least 300 anglers are ex
pected this year. "' ''
' Tarpon, the "silver king" of game
fishes; Is the most sought prizo of ;
the rodeo; but many fishermen turn (
that, while not as lareo. arb Kama
enough when ' fighting' from the end
pf 150 yards of 60-pound test lino
with all the Gulf of Mexico in which
to battle.
' In addition to tarpon, prizes are of
fered for the largest king mackerel,
lng, black fish, red fish. Spanish
mackerel, cavalla and other species
that abound In the lagoons and
passes at the mouth of Mobile bay; ' -
BAYS MINSTREL IS ONLY
ORIGINAL AMERICAN SHOW
CINCINNATI, Ohio VP) Dan QUin
lan, who has been In the minstrel
show business for 25 years. Is one
who believes minstrel shows are far
from done. -
' "Mlhstrel3 are the only truly Am
erican' form of entertainment," he
declares. "They originated on the old
Southern plantations among ' the
negroes.' All other types of entertain
ment had their birth in foreign coun
tries. "The tradition of the minstrels
should be maintained, for when a
minstrel show is supremely done It is
the finest type of light entertain
ment. Of course if It is badly done It
is terrible."
SEAL OF ANCIENT MIZPAII
FOUND BY AltCllKOI.OOIST
BERKELEY, Col. UP) As a mes
sage 'to the graduating class of the
Pacific School of Religion, Dr. Wil
liam P. Bade, director, cabled from
Ramallah, Palestine, that he nod
found tbe seal of the ancient city of
Mlzpah.' '
Dr. Bade began his excavations at
Tell-en-Nasbeh in 1926 and his pres
ent Is his fourth expedition of Biblical
research. This summer's work will
complete his program.
Fifteen tombs and a palace In Miz
pah are being excavated. Dr. Bade's
discovery of Mlzpah, made In 1926, wan
called "one of the Important finds of
recent times and has given scientists
the key to the ancient civilization of
the Hlttltcs.
Standard Piitol
The Luger automntlc pistol Is one
of the standard pistols of the world
and Is the German military auto
matic pistol. The original makers
were the Deutsclio Waften und Mu:
nltlons Fnbrlken. During the World
War they were mode by many other
Arms In Germany.
Remarkable Elm
At Kingston, Canada, Is an elm from
which white currants, red currants
and green gooseberries are gath
ered. The only drawback Is that
the fruit Is bitter. The phenomenon
does' not come from man-made
graft. Tbe fruit bushes are root
ed Independently In crotches of tbe
elm.
Chinese Superstition
In rural China road Insurance
agaln.st the spirits of evil Is con
stantly paid. Before going to town
the traveler places joss sticks or
bowls of burnt Incense or offerings
of food at the main road crossings
to appease tbe evil spirits lurk
ing there.
Those Three "Firsts",
The expression, "First In war,
first In peace, and first in the
hearts of his countrymen" mny be
Interpreted as meaning that George
Washington was victorious In wnr,
was first to hend the new govern
ment, and was ranked ns the most
loved by his compatriots.
Slang
"How did the funny saying, 'His
Nibs,' arise?" has been asked. It
comes from the mythical deity Nib
has, whom the ancients used to call
upon to. witness their oaths.
Stanchness
TIs the, business of little minds
to shrink, but be whose heart Is
firm, and whose conscience approves
bis conduct, will pursue bis prin
ciples unto death. Paine.
Ears Like Blankets
Ears of the long-cared bat ore
almost as long as the combined
length of Its head and body and
may ba curled forward and down
ward while the Utile animal sleeps.
Millions for Amusement
Market Data says: "Measured
by Income, the amusement field Is
the fourth largest industry. In the
United Slates, Its annual receipts
are estimated at SI ,.rr00. 000,000."
Women Can Keep Secrets I
In the African jungle there are
several tribes whose women bave
a secret language of their own
wblcb tbey never have taught and
never will teach to any man.
Ancient Army Call
The bogle call "iUtreal" Is of
very ancient origin and. 1 one of
tbe few calls known to bave been
' used by tbe Crusaders.
Ancient English Inns
Two tana at Bristol, England,
Claim to be the oldest hpstelrles In
England. The license of one of
them, the Ruuiner Inn, was In ex
istence In 1241 A plan of the city,
between 1260 and J 300, however,
mentions the Full Moon hotel as
"apparently a rerle anclente bos-tellrle,"
Beavers Build Well
A beaver lodge in good condition,
will bear the combined weight o(
as ninny men as can 8Pd foothold
op It, '')' "
Mohammed Leads
The most common first name o(
men and boys throughout the world
today Is Wolinnimed. t-Colller'j
Gambler s Throw
SYNOPSIS: Prisoners on a
lonely (Aland, an vnusual pronp ot
Sieople ioait tor rescue. Abducted
iv u unusually" daring gang
Xancy WentwortlL. four rich outt
urns vien ami a gangster. Luccl, .
' try to withstand Die ilerrotu
strain of sUuvenBo and troplcol
hent. Ashwood. the gang's leader,
ivho' is young out " while-hatred
antl Is fame, demands a new form
, 0 ransom ftislaUmeuts of board
money. While thia money tons be
ing collected l) the gang from
an isolated spot their hydroplane
leas seen by Jerri Culhoun.
Fmory Battles ami Stevens, a de
tective, who are searching tor the
kidnapers. 'The three start to fol
low fit their 01011 airplane, hoping
to' find the hang's hidden head
quarters. Atcanwhlte.'' Ashiroad
amuses 'hlmsell observing the re
actions at the prisoners to their
predicament, lie tells Nancy that
they have till been selected rare
tatty and are pood psychological
material tor study. Saucy asl:s
who is pnjiuo her hoard money.
Chapter 14
BACKETS
"TpilEIiE was a malicious gleam In
the cripple's eyes as he watched
a pelican wade a.t the edge of the
beach.
"Perhaps we'd better take up one
question at a time." he suggested to
Nancy. " happened., quite by accl'
d'ent. to see a .splumlld picture o
you In the rntpgraph. Eeclion of a
Sunday newspaper just as I was
making out my guest list. Henealb
t was a caption to tile effect that
yOi. were engaged to be married to
one of America's wealthiest men
Since your n.ancg established, so to
speak, your financial standing, (t
occurred to me that you would bo a
wolcome addition to our somewhat
exclusive little circle.
"I am quite happy to say that Mr.
Macomber, your fianc, paid your
board bill without undue protest."
Nancy sat very still for some mo
ments, staring thoughtfully across
me guttering wqier.
"Tell me, Mr. Ashwood," she ask
ed at length, "why did you come
down hero yourself when you knew
wo would all be able to Identify you
In court If you are ever captured?"
"That Miss Wentworth, was part
of my plan. My past efforts have
been extraordinarily remunerative,
but, being a restless spirit, I have
become bored with them. This Is
my' last racket, as tbe worthy Mr,
Luccl would term It."
"When I first discovered the valne
of airplanes as part of every Intel
ligent .criminal's equipment," he
went on, blandly, "I allowed my
imagination to run riot upon the
uses' to which so novel an instru
ment might be put. This plan oc
curred to me, bit by bi:, and I spent
tbe better part of six months finding
a proper location for my guest house.
At last I discovered this Island,
which is nothing short of Ideal tor
the purpose. 1 purchased a portable
house, with all the equipment, gaso
line, lighting plant, electric refrig
erator and the like, and brought It
hero on a scow, where my men
erected It. Very simple job it was,
too.
"When th,e house has served Its
purpose, I shall disappear. My sanc
tuary awaits me. In It, 1 have a
grand piano, a modern radio and
thousands of books, enough to last
me until I die. There, comfortable,
surrounded with tbe things 1 love,
I shall meditate upon these days of
roguery, browse contentedly through
my library and, perhaps, write a
book or tVo,"
He smiled at ber, a wide-mouthed,
generous smile which contrasted
strangely with bis words and his ac
tions.' She found herself amazed
beyond belief at tbe strange philoso
phy of this remarkable man. She
wondered what he bad suffered to
give him tbls warped outlook upon
life, but her Intuition warned ber
that It would not be wise to probe
too deeply.
"Ah, Mr. Luccl," he said, looking
over her shoulder, "your presence
this morning speaks, wonders for
your stamina. You'll pardon me, I'm
sure, but that diagonal bandage
gives your face an uncommonly raf
fish look. How are the other In
mates?" One-shot, his face crisscrossed
with bandages aad surgeon's plaster,
grinned painfully.
' "Crazy as ever, Llmpy," be re
plied thickly. "Mallory's still In bed.
Just saw the steward taking him a
highball. Hamilton Is -back at his
blamed solitaire. Martin's sitting In
a corner saying nothing while Wil
liams tells him what's the differ
ence between May and September
wheat."
"How delightful!" commented the
cripple.
Luccl looked at him In wonder.
This was a strange bird. A little
potty, maybe, but a racketeer such
as, gangland had never known be
fore aad would never know again.
"Listen, Llmpy," be said abruptly.
Ignoring Kancy'a presence, "I don't,
begrudge you this game one damn
' Stuffed Coal a Cariosity
A Bluffed wild goo,t from the
Island o( Jura, la a, special exhibit
In tbe main ball of tba Royal Scot
tish museum, Edinburgh. , It Is said
to be descended from a wild Per
sian species Imported Into Scotland
long centuries ago. .'.".'
Kangaroos Aid Surgeons
Australian kangaroos are con
tributing tbelr tendons to American
surgery. The muscle sinew from
these animals Is used by doctors to
take stltcbes Iq human cuts.
How Old Are You?
four age Is not determined by tbe
calendar, but ' by the conditio;) ot
jour (Issues. Many persons at .sev
enty are younger tlujn ptbera'at
fifty- Woman's Home, Companion."
by Fudidcc L. Adfi tnx.
bit. Vou turned a nice deal and I'll
lay my dough on the llne-wtthout
squawking.' What I Want to know
is; wu you piar wim uiu or uBuiuei
me when this Ivei?" '
"1 take It that you have a proposi
tion?!' A'shwood's voice held pnly the
vaguest sbado 0$ interest.
"You said It! Listen. 1 control
evory money-making racket west ot
the Alleghanles. My' muscle men are
In on the graft in Chicago. Detroit.
Cleveland, Cincinnati, St. Louis' and
Kansas'CIty,; In each of those cities
my uie'p act, net (tie. secretaries of
my oiums ana 4 get me oues, se?:
No dH.es; no protection.' No protec
tion; no business, see? 1 got organ
izers working right now in the Pnal
and In another six months there
won't be a cleaner and dyer, a
garageman or a milk dealer in the
United Stntes who aln ( kicking In.
see? And that ain't half,.
"There a,rc a rcy guys who are
backing me. he continued earnest
ly, "but my gorillas will take 'cjf
u( tbeiii.
''I never been able to make out
just what yoilr racket Is. I know that
damn funny things happen every
unco In a yhlle iiiiil when they do
( jicar (ak about Llmpy Ashwood.
$re yon the bird whose mob is
brlugjug hi a,U (he diamonds from
Antwerp?'' Ho glared at the cripple
challeuglngljf.
"While a lawyer might object to
that as a leading question," smiled
Ashwood, "It Is flattering, coming
from you. I have been interested In
tug 1 'tan-free Importation of dlanionds
on a fairiy Ifti'ge scale.'.'
YHqw'u you get tlem by the cus
toms?" demanded the. other, in
credulously. "At a prearranged spot off Nan
tucket lightship;' my man on the
steamer drops them 'overboard lit 'a'
nietni canister. Ono hour Inter the
canister erupts a. great guqntlty of
chemical Bmokol My u,nipiiiblanv
wblcb at that moment is cruising in'
the vicinity, apo.ts the snioko and
picks up the container. Quite, simple,
eh?"
The battered gangstor stared nl
him In undisguised admiration.
"How inan men you got in your
mob?" be Inquired.
"Forty-four," roplled tho cripple
carolessly. "scattered here and
there around tho world.?
'That ain't many," Btatod the
other disparagingly. "I got more
than five hundred." Ho stopped and
appeared to ponder. Then, as a sud
den thought struck him: "Did you
put over tho 'silk express robbery'
three months ago?"
"My men did," Ashwood admitted.
"I did little more than to fly the
piano, it happened that my regular
pilot was III."
"Fly tbe plane?" The gangster
seemed puzzled. Then his face
cleared in sudden 'understanding.
"Sure. That's how you made your
getaway! No wonder the bulls
couldn't pick, up your tracks. Now
listen, Llmpy, bow about tbe two
ot us hooking up? We can make
twenty- millions apiece In tbe next
year and that ain't boloney, either!
Twenty millions, easy!"
Tbe frail figure in the deck chair
stirred uneasily. His oyes had bo
come weary and old.
"I'm -afraid not, Luccl. I don't
want twenty millions. I have about
all I want now. And so havo my
men. I've shared with them and
when we are through our efforts
here, we're going to break up as
an organized unit. For my part, I'm
going to retire." .
He looked far Into the northern
sky, focussing his eyes Intently.
"Of course," he added, "there's,
the ever-present element ot uncer
tainty which makes this a stimu
lating profession. Plans are sub
ject to change without notice. For
Instance, If I'm not mistaken, tbe
crew ot that airplane up tbero may
bave something to say about our
Immediate future."
Nancy and Luccl, followed the
line ot bis pointing finger, saw a
tiny dot In tbe morning sky. As
they watched it, the faint pulsing
drone ot Us motor came to their
ears. Tbe guard on tbe beach
hastily dismounted his machine gun
and carried It beneath the sheltering
leaves ot a palm. Another guard
appeared, who began to do things
to the breech of the gun. Three
men dasbed but of the service door
of the house and raced down to the
hangar. Presently tbe entire Island
shook to tbe thundering noise of
the amphibian's engine. A man ap
peared at the hangar door, dressed
in coveralls and helmet. He stood
there, gazing alertly at the porch,
as If awaiting soma sign from the
white-haired cripple.
fCopyrtght. Olal Press)
Is It Jerry's plsns? Ashwood's
hauls psrty is threatened by an at
tack, tomorrow.
CANCEP PUKyENTlOX
The specific cause or causes of can
cer are as yot unknown. Neverthe
less, cancer can be prevented.
Its prevention may not be ac
complished In the manner com
parable - to that in which smallpox
and typhoid fever are prevented, for
in these diseases we have' vaccines
and antt-toxlps yti wblcl; to build
up Immunity.
It is well known that cancer may
follow long-continued Irritation. The
Irritant may be of a chemical or me
chanical nature, as in the case of
coal tar or the Irritation of th,e
tongue caused by jogged tooth. -
Hence, the avoidance of Irrita
tion by chemical or mechanical
agents In dtfteront parts of the
body and the early, medical and
surglqal attention to parte which
havo become irritated serves as
oanccr prevention.
This is particularly true pf the
so-called external cancers,
Cancer of the tongue and mucous
membranes of. tbe mputb, la' per
haps ono of the best' examples pf
cancer due to Irritation. The chief
sources of irritation aro bad teetii,
the excessive uso of clgarota.-clgnrs or
pipes, nnd syphilis. ,
These Irritants cause spots, ul
Daily CrossWord Puzzle
. A9pos.$
Fait; as an
obligation
Member of a
Mongol!
Famous liar
Bring Into line
Governed
Mexican dishes
Goddess or
discord
Mountain:
Scotch
Half: pretU
Ocean -French
city
once famed
for Its tap-
estry
Turf
Vlurntlonlcga
points
Alternative
Former ijett-
nttve "
Cuilceled
Solution of Y."roUiy.' Puzzle
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elevenIsPaimU Ms
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length
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abbr.
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poetry - ,I:
The (leuTde-
41. Tablet
ii. Ancient wine
receptacles
46. Simpleton
47. Island where
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statue of
Vonus wna
discovered
48. Valuable llin-
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New Zealand
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STORy hai cqchran
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(READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE)
AS Duncy lay upon the ground
the other Tlnles gathered
'round and Scouty g rah bed poor
Uuncy and said,. "Hey, lad, are
you nun?
"It startled us to see you fall,
and It was not your fault at all.
It was a stone the chariot hit that
threw you In the dirt."
Poor Duncy said, "O.h, I guess
not. and yet my side hurts quite
a lot. I'll see if I can stand up.
but please catch me if I drop.
"I tried to take that ride real
slow, but how that old dog loves
to go. I yelled at him repeated
ly, hut he Just wouldn't stop."
AND then the lad 'rose to Ills
knees. He seemed to get Ihat
far with ease, but when he tried
to stand up straight, It brought
him too much pain.
"Oh, my," said Windy. "Thafs
loo bad. To see you suffer makes
me sad. Don't try to get up any
more "cause It Is Just in vain."
Then Duncy fell back on the
ground. Said Coppy, "Some way
must be found to take him lo (he
cerations and ultimately thicken
ing of the parts affected.
Subsequently, the nearby cells
beglp ' to undergo' an abnormal
growth, giving rise to cancer.'
When the irritated part Is ulcer
ated or thickened, It is in tho pre
cancerous stage. If tbe condition
Is treated promptly, cancer can be
avoided! '
Cancer prevention requires alort
ness' on the individual's' part and a
willingness to consult a physician as
soon as any abnormality is detected.
This alertness does not Imply an
hysterical attitude. Ou tbe con
trary, the individual need only bo
niptivated by" the conviction that
cancer can bo prevented, and that
its' most affective prevention is
achieved while-(ne tissues are still
In, a pfe-cancerovts stage.'
. " 9Mt
VAt church iast Sunday, morning,','
say; i n" newspaper. n Vortnpnt, ''the
choir tenor sang, ',! May Not Pass
This Way Aguln.V to tbe deilcht of
the congregation.',! Christian Regis
ter. , . , . '
Almond Took Ropl
A number of years ago some ono
dropped no almond In the vrotcli' ot
a locust free near Tulnre'.'CullK 'riiip
yesulfiirit stlobt Is now bearing al
monds. "' ; ' ' v ' - ' r": ""
Units
Coyer
OUT Oomlnlon
' stato: 'abbr.
ethereal unlta
Mead covering
Word of sor
row '
Pieces of
baked clay
Wlndilower -Mnde
one's
home
Literary
fragments
? cared
horouuhly
' prolU'Tent
Hall birds
Slouan Itidln
Hodont
TaHly '
Payment lo
wlf
Gang'
Local
Itubbor
Alan's sre.it
enemy "
Town In Ohio
Whined
DfMtff OUt
grudgingly
aulate : -
Stir
Thlny
Bulgarian coin
Football no-
kUoii ol.br
EMQHE
TUN I A
60. Train nuiklnc
" " Oil Stops
61. Growlps oUt
02. Ituiso
IT4. (Tplts of force
55. Tonlt Rreat" "
- OellslU
1. Veiitnrea
2. Accustom:
vnr.
? nravQ .
PICTURES 4T0E KIN&
doctor who takes care of circus.
folk.
"You see, that crazy little slip
fact's help him in a hurry, 'cause
this Isn't any Joke."
VJ7EB Windy said, "I'll run and
" get a stretcher. Then we
will be set to carry Duncy lo the
doctor In his little tent.
"The rest of vou can slhv rleht
here. ("'11 hurry both ways, never
fear. And while the others
waited anxiously, off Windy
went.
In Just about five minutes he
was hark and Coppy shouted.
Oee! That stretcher Is the very
thing! Come, help me lift this
lad."
When Duncy was placed, safe
and sound, they lifted him right
off the ground. Said Scouty, as
they started off, "I hope your
hurl's not bad."
IC..irlght. 1-132. NBA Service, lnc )
(Duncy an Ives at the lio-tpltnl
lent 111 the next alory.)
CLASSIFIED ADQ
TUB MARKET PLACE OF UNION WALLOWA COUNTIES
(Count five average words
to tbe line.)
Per line, 1st Insertion.. 10c
Per line, each added conseo-
utlve iniortlon . - 7o
Minimum charge on one
" order ........ H5o
FOR SALE A thriving business 111 La
Orando at a sacrlllco price, investi
gate Williamson & Berry. Phone
Main 000. 7-12-1 t.
FOR BALE! Dressed frying rabbits,
36o each. PI1. B8I-J. 7-12-a tp.
FOR SALE Hotpolnt " electric range
and Ice box. Call 108 W. 7-ia-a. t.
FOR 8ALB May DuHo plo chorrlea.
Call 335 W. 7-12,-2 t.
FOR SALB-Royal Anne cherrle. Al
bany St., Bills Salisbury'. 7-11-2 tp
RASPBERRIES, black paps, Bring
your crates and plQk: your own, 76o
a (iritto. H. p: ljilu,lr. Cove. t
FOB BALB1837 Dodge coupe. Run
13,000 miles, $106.
PERKINS MOTOR CO.
Phono Main 600. 4th '& Adams.
'' ' " 7-8-6 t.
a ACRES, 7-rm. house, good out
buildings. 12400. 1st place east of
county farm. Inq. Union fool Hall.
' 7-8-8 tp.
GOOD RANGE with colls. Also heater,
Sua U, 2808 N. Spruce. 7-6-t t.
'FOR SALE Ladles ana girl's dresses.
I nil Irlnr4n ' X3l.lr.na MHlimrf flmnl-t.
sport tracks. Phone 802 U, or 2008
1J. Spruce St. ' tJ-27-t t.
FOR SiLB Fryers. fH. 421-J.
' 7-8-4 tp.
FOR SALE OR TRAD6 5 A. with tm
' proyement?. Farmers 8X$. 6-17-t f.
OUR HOMO FOR SALE. Cheap, 318-J
or 1601 6tl) St. ' 8-10-t t.
FPU RENT Nicely "furnished ' 5-room
' house 3 blocks from Potofflcc,.' In
quire ti Bohnenkarnp'sj 7-12-1 t.
FOR RENT Garage, 1007-6th.
7-12-8 tp
FOR RENT 5 room house. Call M. 36.
7-12-3 t.
6-RM. FURN. HOUSE at cor. of 1st
and Adams, 20. See H. W. Smith
at Fox Farm. 7-11-8 tp
FOH KENT 7-rm. modern bouse, full
basement, hardwood floors, Mod
erately priced, -hone Main 586.
8-30-t t-
STRtCTTL MODERN 7-rm'. houso on
'etli St. Inquire 140& N. or phone
434-J. ... 6-2B-t f.
RM. WITH BOARD, 7.00 wk board,
6 wk. i013-2nd. 7-8-3 tp.
FOR RENT Nicely lurnlshod room In
private home, with O) without
moals. Mrs. Flnlay. Phone Main 807.
6-0-t r.
MISCELLANEOUS
DO WELL BROS. CL7SAN-UF We Will
' olean up your asbas, papers,' etc.
Phone 328-J. 8-8-t f.
PORTLAND CAFE Meala at All
Hours. 25c to 35c. Coffee and des
sert Included, 213 Depot St.
8-16-1 m.
EASTERN OREUON Scnool or Music,
" violin, piano, voice. Credlta. i. O. O,
V. temple. 447-J. 8-6-1 m
LA GRANDE MATTHEBO and Uphol
stering and Rug Cleaning Works,
ft). 424-W. Chan. Edwards, Prop.
12-1-1 m.
PIANO EXCHANGE! Wo Will sell your
piano for you, placing It on dis
play In our store. You set the prlco.
For complete details phono Main
805. Raulo and Music Supply Co.
7-0-1 m.
Smoka Cuts Sunlight
Smnlfc i'liuscs 1 per cent loss
of sunlight In large residential and
IndiiKlrlnl chips.
THE NEW F ANGLES (Mom'n Pop)
HUM, THKT'S FUNNV 1 Y V OH. MOM1. VOU HPMEN'T
COULD SWWW I HAD A j SEEN A, FIVE -DOLLAR I
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BATES BY MONTH
.a lines, per month ....- ..W 60
3 lines, per month -l3.25
lines, per month HH.H..HH...S4.00
6 lines, per month . .94.76
Each additional line over five
Charged at 60c per line per month.
WAITED
PUDUQ KEEP oft my yard. Use
Walks. Fannio Alllnson. 7-8-t f.
WANTED TO RENT Wheel chair.
Call 351-J. 7-7-t f.
MIGHT PURCHASE First mtge. on
valley farm bearing T7 Int. Aug. 1.
Submit details, Bert Oakman, 2111
David Stott Bldg., Detroit, Mich.
6-13-1 mp.
WILL BUT 30 01a batteries. Will pay
according to their condition. New
batteries as low as 16.88. Automo
tive Electric Co., 1425 Adams. Phone
U 620. ' ' 1-26-1 m
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LOST Fishing Ijag aud taoklo bet.
Baker and WalloWa Lake. Reward.
Leave at Observer.
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(Sauk Take No Chances
Quu large bunk lu New York city
saves Its waste paper for one month
lu case a valuable document bap
pens to bo thrown away.
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TO UK OLYMPICS SilVIEll
STOCKHOLM, Sweden VF Oun-
nar Asther, brother of Nils Asther,
motion picture actor, will be at the
helm of the Swedish 8tar boot in tho
Olympic competition at Los Angeles
This became a certainty when As
ther completed 'participation in tho
Olympic tryouts with a record ot flvo
wins out of eight races.
Gunnar Aster Is a husky young fel
low who Uvea at Malnio, In Southern
Sweden, and who has handled sail
boats tor years but who only recently
had anything to do with tho Star
boat. His performance. In all kinds
of wind, has bordered 01; tho sensa
tional and the selectug committee
wns much Impressed.
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Directory
Hospitals
DR. LEE B. UOCVY
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital
Crd Goor Foley Bldg. Ph. Maui 16..
ICE
Dependable and Convenient
Prompt Delivery
Young's Ice Co.
Phone. Main 804, 1108. Jeff. Ave.
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