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Friday,. JmLv 22, 1932
LA GRANDE. EVENING- OBSERVER,, LA. GRANDE, ORE
fygeFlvc
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County Court
Proceedings . (Continued from Page Two)
John Pearson, do 9.69
Hugh Erwln. do 9.69
Chas. Jones; do 9.69
C)lf Bode, do :. 9.69
M. 8. Rode, do 9.69
V(ctor Haggerty, do 0.69
LA GRANDE;
3, DAYS STARTING OK
MONDAY, JULY p :
Union Pacific Freight Deppt
......
Reduced
ChildrenlOc
WHEN YOU CAN STILL GET THE
WORLD'S SAFEST TIKES
TAX FREE?
JSrESTONE Tires are the saf
est tires in the world, hecause of inlmill
patented construction features Giiln
Dipped Cords, Patented Douhle Cord
. Breaker, and Tough, Thick Non-SJkidi
Tread, which ive
longer flexing life in every
cord
stronger bond between trend'u
and cord body . h
w ' t t'r
greater protection agninittf'
.: ':' ' i ii . 'v
longer non-skid wear .
to 40, longer tire life
Fireslorie saves millions of
fars annually I Iirou rh economics in
huying, maniifacluriii'r, and distrihulinglo give these extra values at lowest
prices in the history of tire huihling. Ve have a complete line of Firestone
Gum-Dipped Tires for you to choose ffiom. Every Firestone Tire hears the
name "Firestone", and is doubly guaranteed by Firestone and by us.
Come in TODAY wc will muko full allowance for the unused mile
age iii your old tires. Let us show you how little it will cost you to equip with
Firestone High Speed Tires and eliminate the danger of worn tires.
Firestone Service Dealers and Service Stores
Save You Money and Serve You Better
Fourth & Adams
Bob Blacker, do ,.. 9.69
Chaa. Dcvore, dri ...," 6XS
Ployle Oil Co., do 36.00
West Coast Telephone Co.. tel- i
phones '. 16.05
Howard Miller, In lieu lost
warrant t 8.08
Market, Itomls
Pete Grace, labor, .l........-....... 3-30
Prank Romlnger, do ......... 48 06
Harold Browning, do"......!.. 62.37
R. H. Davis: do 73.01
Chas. Weagel, do 97.96
Ward Cottrell, do : 44.85
PACIFIC WHALING CORP.
. -. . . ,
Prices a?
Adults 20c
ii
.
PeffEifiiffls
Phone Main 500
..... 38.80
56.81"
83.00
..... 115.43
73.88
86.03
93.37
.91.37
..... 89.06
80.06
64.60
37.96
76.49
150.08
49.28
39.00
1.49
18.69
17.94
11.96
11.96
4.99
43.08
43.08
..... 6.32
..... 3.37
3.08
63.00
104.85
65.30
77.74
68.76
J..: 77.74
..... ' 7.98
19.96
10.90
j Ralph Hutchson, do
A. C UUUl UU
B. M. Cantrell, do
jWnlla Creasman, do ....
,G.' D." Lay, do
B.- C- Lay. do
W. H'. Aldons, do
,G. E, Aldons, do
Earl Bryant, 'do
6.98
7.48
19.44
4.48
2.99
149.05
104.72
Robert- AldonB, do
Roscce Neal, do
H. It. St. John, do
3
July Clearance,
OXFORDS
Complete stock of black,
tan or two-tones in calf,
kid, kangaroo or grains.
$3.85 Values $2.95
$5,00 Values $3.95
' BOSTONIANS
' '$6.50 to $7,50 Values
$4.95
FOOTFRIEND
$6.50
Ralph Weagel, do '
Li. W. Wells, do
8. D. Burch. do
Claude Jones, do
Prank Poole, do
John Bowery, do
K. E. Banton, do
Fred Collp, do
M. G. Murray, do
George Clay, do
.Oscar Miller, do ,
John Riohards, do ......
Oliver Turner, do ........
Chot - Godsey, do ,-
John Ferguson, do
George Puckett, do ,
Seth Maxwell,, do ;
Earl' Lamb, do
Willis Phillips, do
.Dave Van Houten, do ..
Bud Jory, do
Jaktf Wilkinson, do
B.:M. Contrell, Mo".:
Walla Creitsman, do ..
'Roscoe Neal, do
H.' L. St. John, do
Ql K. Bavage.' dp :
'Avlo Ferris, do .':
,8. .B. Morgan, do
W. L. Robertson, do ..
.J'. L. Henderson, do
'A! Wisdom, do
HIGH-KPKKII IIFAVV-ni TY TYPE
The tiofd Standard
1 of Tire Vuluos
T2U
O. N. Savage, do 83.72
8. B. Morgan, do ,jX : 68.93
Helen Wlsdorrf! notarial tee .50
State Ind. Abo. Comm., Ins. on'
men 83.87
Sawyer-Holmes Mere. Co,, sup
plies 18.40
Tho Frederick Post' Co.. do...... 2.36
Oregon1 Powder Co. do. (... 493.60
O. R. Pine Co, do 1.80
Van Petten. Lbr. Co.; do. 2.40
H. H.- Horn.' do1 .: -178.30
Union Oil Co., do 169.36
standard' on Co;, mo 930.98
Shell Oil Co.. do : 38.36
Fred Calvin,' filing saw .60
M. H: Ness, fencingi etc 303.87
N. Duron, do .....;: 81.15
G. V. McDow,' do 20.00
Kenneth VanOrder, do 84.50
Joseph O: Lay, do 127.35
W. W. Holden, labor coupons 10.97
Wright Drug Store, do 2.00
w: H, Bohnenkamp Co., sup-
. piles 804.33
Andrew Tucker, right-of-way- 150.00
Albert Hastings, labor 89.40
John McPhce. do 97.08
Arthur Harrison. ' do 6.90
George Hlgley, do 35.70
Joe Nice, do 33.33
Mark Turner,' do -.. 21.96
Thos. Beaumont; do 35.70
Geo. A, Looslle, do .;. 24.S8
Win. McKlnney, do :.....'. 10.63
John Pearson, do .i.l .'. 35.70
Hugh Erwln, do .......i: S6.TO
Chas. Jones.' do 35.70
Gilbert Hlllmon, do 24.61
Cliff Rode, do- i. 36.70
M. 8. Rode, do . 36.70
Lynn' Rumley, do 5.20
Victor Haggerty, do .. .i- 31.97
Ray Waters, do ......i 23.12
In. re- allowance to various indi
gents: Allowed -as follows:' Frances
DeBole. 110: Frank Hobbs: $26; Wm.
HUntley, S12.50: Caroline Perley, 110;
Daily Cross
ACH068 '
U Vonnned 10
one pltce -6.
1. 1 git i brown
9., I? till rely ... A ,
12. Vurhlp
13' IS m ploy
11' l"epiale Tlilt
15. IXmlnl&tteB
16. Inuiullent
.IS. I'rovlilp fpod
20. .Cornered:.
coHrxi.
11. New Hnmr
- h shire- county
coniRltilnft-.
Ml. .Vnfh
m luton
23. Rin!'-beak
25.' Mlsfiirl lines'
2S. 'urt of -a
curve '
27' Witneso'
29.Silrli.
3 li- lHny oy a
canilidiile fot
n drpree
35. ClutiKe with
Solution of Yeaterday'i Puzzle
M0DEljSOAADAM
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38' Hhnrp-iinlnt 68 : Kl.TirHlpil ,
Hi Keiimle wilnti piirHi-te-. ,
abbr. - 64. Odor
42 Oyjinlowly 65 Suit
4S. 1 pn I HCHrf 5fi ( .Hijunrt 1n
15 Hjinrlle 51 Former pieul'
47. CtitiBinp a'n op- rtcnl'y iflfk-.
U'lslle iiKitltin nuiiK
49
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iSlPIP3" 3JT- . i . 37,
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STOPy MAl C0CljRAN
V nto.u.s.PAtiOrr,. ' J
(READ THE STOHY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE)
ttTAON'T let that fine horse run
nw.iy," exclaimed' tho owner.
"He'll Just play, if you will let-him
rnoe around as free as lie ran 'I)".
"Ho loves to kick his hcclH up
high. We'll watch, noW; as yoil l ace
htm hy. If you'ref n real rough
filler. It will lie a sight to see."
"Oh, gee! I'll do my very bent,"
said Scouty.' "Then all of the rust
ran also have a little ride. I don't
think I'll rltlc lone;.'.
"Fine horses I' have hod before,
but now I don't know whnfs In
More. Please come rlKht lo my
rescue, lads, If anything goes
wrong."' . ' ' . ' '
MVOU bet wo will, but see If you
' can-stay on tlcht. It's hard
fo do," snapped Windy. ' "When
you've had your turti at riding, I II
take mine. ' - 7 ' ' '
"Then, all the nolnts you do not
know 'bout riding' I will gladly
show. When you see me, I , know
that vou will say that l am fine!
- Just then the horse gwune 'round
Esther Powers. Winnie Thome.
10; Jackson S. Walker, 10: John
Garrett.-. 10: D. W: .Hunsaker. 10;
IH( Wlllls'.JHO. '- v.- r
In re apprdval of report of County
Treasurer: Approved.
In re change of direction and relocation-of
portion of-road-No. 338:
After properly reading report of view
ers and no remonstrance or objec
tion having been filed, said change
was ordered made as provided by
law.
In re closing portion of road No.
613: Report of County Engineer
properly read and upon consideration
thereof, said portion of 'said road or
dered closed.
In re acceptance of road deeds:
The deeds of W. H. Divers, unmar
ried: Joseph C. Lay, et ux, and Geo.
A. Loosley, et ux, . accepted and or
dered recorded. .' ,
In re application of W. S. Richards
for icounty aid: Application allowed
and County Clerk directed to. Issue
warrant In favor of applicant month-,
ly until further orders of this court.
In re application of Bffie Delsman
for mother's pension: Application al
lowed and County Nurse authorized
and directed to supply applicant with
necessities to the amount oT 830. , ..
In re applications of JeBse Crum".
A. W. Nelson, Chas, Blngaman - and
Chester Thompson' for cancellation of
penalty and Interest on taxes: Appli
cations allowed and .Tax- Collector
authorized to cancel penalty and in
terest as provided by law upon ;full
payment of .taxes. ...... t
In re payment of appropriation for
destruction of predatory animals:
Clerk authorized and directed to la'
sue a warrant .on the general fund
In the sum of $250 In full payment
of appropriation, in favor of Secre.
tory of State., , ; '
- Word Puzzle
8. Small town
7: Ibsen tfhaN i
, aclet. i,
8. Coxy homo
9; Splrli In "The
Teinpest" t ;
10. KluW :
11. (Cngllah cftv
17 HficHiiejed '
19 Cnit.es oti lh-
Btufte
il. ICcceniric to
. ; tnlins piece
tZ Metiil nn ti .
- couiffi from
the-mine
24. Iniprovvd-ln
henHh.. ,
il i.hiutir . .
Z8 Thai vvonmn
0 Artletevor
i i. rurnltiire
,t2 Devilled
S ISfrot'Jved
3 Hf pietent at'
'Si ir- i heroine
8J Hreni' of action
4rtt (lnknliv ' . i
it iJrtiHrtlriB lor
fooil -41.
Sllkwi.nn
4S Knrtnerly "
fi .V;il( rliilj
r0 CiinMtule .
51. I'eti .
Ox WN
1. Sliitute .
2. Ittiotn. In a
, ' Juiruni ,
3. I'l-t'tirtre' Dy
nilxtng
viiiinu!' in- ;
Hreillenitf'
4. ReBloiT
5 l-ir fetii Hint
real quick and this turner out a
real mean trick. It caught poor
Scanty unawares nnil through tho
iMr he (lew.
t gave tho others iiulto ft treat
when ho rame down upon his fi-et.
Then Sroiity Khoiitrd loudly,. "Well,
that's one thing I fan do." ' -
rpiIK oilier Tlnlen
felt thai they
I,
bad best pass up this sort of
play. Why, even little Windy hod a
sudden change of mind.
I'd rather not be touted nrnund,
said he. "I'd Hop upon the ground.
Let's go into the liidlnn camp uim
sen what we can. find."
When they got' there wee nuncy
tald. "I want some feat herd on my
bend." One of the Indians laughed
ot him and wildly waved his hand.
An Indian boy responded. Ho
brought feathers, pretty ns could he.
And, as he wore them, ho was called
a member of the band. .
(Copyrlsht. l!U2. NBA Hervlee, Inc.)
The Tlnlrs linve some fun with
s haliy jiicI lu 111" ne.t slot-)'.)
V-lrtWtn PICTURES eyipt KIN&
fJLASSJFIED AD
tAb MAItKET PLACH OF UNION WALLOWA COUNTIB8
(Count five average words
' to the liner.)
Per line, 1st' lnMrtlon.........10c
Per line, each added consecutive-
Insertion' i.. J. ..--u...... 7o
Minimum charge' on-one
35o
FRESH MILK COWS for sale cheap.
Phono R. J. Green, Main 656. -
...... 7-33-3 t.
2 SET PAGH woven- -wire .-fence-stretchers,
i' J,. A, it Chandler) , Frult-i
dalo.-i. m i?. ;) , -i i 7-22-2 tp
FOR-SALB . Oheap: --Model' S2 Holt
1 combine! Inq -Observer. 7-2-3 tp
BLACK' CAPS,' pick your own, 76c
, . crate. H.-d Mulr, Cove. 7-22-0 t.
PICKLINO CUCUMBERS, reody now.
:, deilo Becker; Allcel. E 188. 7-31rl2 1
NEW 4-RMI MODEUF1N house. No lh-
lerest, no- vaxes ' nor aown- paymeiw
to-pay, 1-3 off price,-M09-9tH; St.
... , ... .. . 7-21,3
FOR SALE Light model Hlan.
f-' Cheap: Bun- onl 14,000 mlla, ( Tnq.
' aaia Ceda-r Sti 1 ' ; ' 7-80-d tp.
f. .- FOR 8ALB OriUAP.
1020 Oltts, Coupe. . ; 1
1Q20' Chrysler. Touring.
At Claude Wright Implement Ca
. . ; ?2(H) t,
FOR SALE OK TsAbsV s A. wltb Im
provements, Parmers 3X3. 8-17-t f.
OUR HOME FOft SALE. Cheap. 31 8-J
' or ieot ath.Bt. ' i e-io-t f.
FOR, KENT,
FOR--RENT"Sleopi?i. rooms... Bpeclal
rates, luou waanington.,... . t.
I 3-RM. PORN. HOl)SB.
Near' high
7-31-2 tp
school. Cull Main 740.
FOR RENT 7-rrh. mod. Jiouse. full
baserrieht'. hardwood floorb. Modt
i crntely.prlcod. Phone Main 686 -i
.' - i' ,-7-20rt t.
FOR RENT Modern, house. ,Oeo.
Chapman: Ph. 211 R... , ..-.7-20-frf.
4tRMI furn... duplex,. coa Adams.- ....
' i, I,- .!!.. ;..,... , . , 7-18-t" f.
BTHIOl'LY MODERN 7-rmi house on
. 0th-St, Inqulro 1400 N or phono
! 484-j.. tM I - - - , o-as-t t ,
FOR RENT Nicely lurnished room In
private-, home,- with o)i without
, mealB.-Mrs. Hnloy. Phone Main 807.
0-91fi
i MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE All members B..A..H. E..-P.
O. Eagles, Ui P. Athletic club, com
munlty- plcnlo Radium . Springs;
Sunday. 24th."-Bring-your baskets
and dishes. Lodges will furnish loe
cream; coffee, doughnuts, lemonade.
Meet-at Eagles- hall Sumloy morn
ing at -8 o'clock. Tho committee. -V
-. ; ,:,? ! 1-22-2 t.
DOWELL BKOS1. CTUEAN-UP We will
cleViiV up your ' ashes, papers, eta
Phone 828-J,-'
8-8-t' f.
EASTERN OREUON Bcnool of Muslo,
' violin, piano; vorcs. Credit. 1. 0. f:
. F. temple. 447-J.- : fl--l m
LA QRANUB MATTR1SBO and UphOl-
storing and Rug Cleaning Works.
Ph, 434-W. Chas. Edwards, Prop,i,'
;! ;'"-- ? '"18-1-1 m.
PIANO EXCHANGE Wo will sefl jour I
piano for you, placing It ootfdlS;.
play in our store. You set tho price.
For complete details phone Main
805. Radio and Muslo supply co.1
FOR TRADE
6-RM. HOUSE in Camas, Wash,. ii9
ml. from Portland. Jor ba oranae
property. See T. B. Parks, El(ln'..'
LOST
LOST Pair dark-rlmmed .i-(M't-
tween Mlnam and- Elgin. mnwioio
reward. Call GOO J.- 7-23-4 t.
-. emith
Loftv Drove of the Philadelphia
Athletics pitched 14 balls, eight, of
them fouls. Deloro passing uick
Porter, Cleveland lead-off man, in a
gnmo at Piuiiuieipnia. ' -. -
THE NEW FANGLES (Mo'm'n Pop)
' ' TT Ti J I
' '
CSCKI HEPNENS'. IWENTV-tWO VChOS ( X WCUU . 1 THOVJGWT ITD 6E
r MO -JO-TJA.V AND VtT THE TIMC. I I NICE TO Tf,KE THE WTEPNOON
Hft5' CUPPED BY SO rMT 1 HOW OFr CONE INTO THE v'
V THPIU-ETJ WM!! fOP HA"3 ") COUNTDV SOMEPLACE FORI
- BEEN A GPAND HUSBAND. IT J DiNNEO ANT) DANCE.
(oX. OTHCP 1IMr..MOrlY VOPl HAVE )(( FOR GOT TEN "? NOT )' - T" 7
I. GOT A DATE T PL AX 0U TO5GOTTEH ME. I TVIAT WAS .
GOLl WITH JETJOMCilVf WM HPPCNID THE DAV T ( f I f
L -bEMTV tND- V,. TWCNTy-TWO V TIQST BBOKE V S
, - i I wMh, -CW?SA00 V A HUNDRED II I jffi&h '
RATES BY MONTH
2 lines, per month 12.60
3 lines, per month .a3.38
4 lines, per month 4.00
6 lines, per month .....a4.75
Each additional line, ovor live
charged at 600 per line per month.
WANTED
WANTED Homework tor rra., bd.
and amall wacs while attending
Normo!.' Inq. Box K, Obssrver.
- 7-ai-a tp.
MJOHT PUROHAHb first mtge. on
Valley farm nearlng 7 int. Aun. 1.
Submit details. Bert Oakman, iilll
David- Btotf Bldg., Detroit, Mich,
i. ,.. - 0-13-1 mp.
WILL BDY 80 old Datterlea. Will pa;
according to their condition. New
batteries as low aa e.0S. Automo
tive Bleotrlo Co,, 1426 Adams. Plione
It 610. ' ' 1-ao-l m
l'OKTI,ANI I'HOIll'l'E
PORTLAND. July 22 (P) -f. Country
meaU '- eelllng price to retailors:
country-killed hogs beat butchers un
der .100 lbs. 7 7'ic: voalers 80 to 100
lbs., 7i4e(8c lb.; lamta 8(r-8feo
yearlings 5c; heavy ewes 3 di 4c -lb.;
canner'C0W3 3c lb.: bulls 4Gtbc.
New potntoss Noi-thwost 1.36s?
$1.60 cental:
BUtter. butterrat, eggs, live poultry
unchanged..
Mohair, nuts, cascara bnrk. hops
oniorui, potatoes, strawberries, wool
and hay quotqtlona unchanged.
FKU'CKLES' ASf-P" HIS FRIENDS
- . -""Ahbther Package!
. NELL, HEBE SHE SOES,
TA3!I VNE'LL Soosl Ft Kit?
OUT VIHAT IS W
Vv PACKACSE .'
SWELL, HURRy
OP AH' OPEM
IT AND LET'S
AW... you
SoTTA OPM
1 ves, this J pACriAaE- ) - ou FREckLes!' fi
1
t)0RS FIRST-
Vbo eor
SEE VJHAT'S
ISI IT.'.'-
"OURS
wnat a uayi
f if, "X -V
. fp 1032 BY HtA SCnVICg. (HC. ,
Eugene Woman lilt
BffCtimart!B&dlv
-,, f t( ( . .:
EUOENBV July 22 () Critical In
juries were suffered by Mrs. Joanna,
Baxter, 77, of. Eugene, whan, aas-.wu
struck' by an' automobile av street
Intersection hers., lust-, night. , retr
Ewonluk of Springfield, driver of tho
machine, aald he saw- Mrs. Baxter step
Into the street., and. slowed ,hls car.
She became excited, he declared, and
ran Into tho automobile. ni
, The woman .suffered ' a fractured
nelvls. a large out on her right side,
lacerations and bad head bruises, and j
Injuries to her right hand which nec- ,
cssltated amputation of -two fingers.
KUOAH AND- FLOUR' . -
PORTLAND, July 22 w -i-'sugar
Cane, granulated $4.46 100 lbs.; beet
sugar 14.20 100 lbs: -
Domestic flour Belling price ds
llvered: patent 40s $6.60; do 98e$6.30;
bakers', bluestem 14,10; soft whect,
pastry patent $3.40f $8.60; r Montana
hard wheat patent, $6.00fi-$6 M;, rye
$4.60s. $4.80. . ....... , ..i i; -
LIVKHPOOli WHRAT
LIVERPOOL, July' 22'- m Wheat
close;. July 61; Oct: M; De, 64.
Exclinnge $3.SS. . i -
Professi4)najt
Directory
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Hospitals
' ' PR. LEB ft BOGrt
gye. Earl Noes and- TfcfoM
m r.oor Foley Bldg.
By Dlofwer
'
tlWTHe MEANTIME OSWl
IS THROWIlJs A 6IL OF
NiYSTBBy APOUWD HIWISELP
V
By Cowan
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