La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 23, 1932, City Edition, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, July 23, 1932, LA GRANPE, EVENINC iSEBVER, LA Over The, Valley Personals (Continued Prom Page Three) the Sound. They were accompanied to the valley by William Qreen who la also vlltng his, sister, Mra. Wright and who will make an : extended visit among relatives here. o Orgunrzitlon Meet The, American Legion and the Aux iliary) of Union, held thelt monthly social meeting at the woman'a club house. Monday evening. They had several visitors present who were sur prised at the amount of work ac complished by the two organizations during the past year, ine annual report of all the departments were given.: Especial interest was shown in the disposition or the money earn ed by the poppy sale as nearly every one Hives his mite toward tms un portant fund.' After expenses had been paid, two-tnlrds , of the money goes to the general fund for child welfare and,, the,, local organisation,, Beta. the. other third. This last year with. the. money, they received, they, made. 12 dresseB. 14 night gowns, four pairs of. pajtunas,, four; shirts, threj coats and five, quilts. They did quite a lot of hospital sewing, held, classes In. Americanism, and considerable work through their own 4-H club leaders and boy. scout organization (at North Powder). The legion took over the flro department' and reor canlzed it. and helped to raise money to rjav out on the new fire truck. They are now working for a pumper and the. balance of the. equipment. ' o ' '' , : ' ' Return Home Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Cross who have been visiting, a few weeks among their old friends and, neighbors at Elgin have returned to their hpme, at ' Tracy) Cal. ' Ct E. Society On Friday the fifteenth the Lower Cove Christian Endeavor society met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Elmer. During, the first part of Che evening, the usual C.- E. meeting, was . held with' Harvey. Elmer acting as leader. The topic was "How Far Does the Teaching of Jesus Affect. Our Conduct?" There wero, about 65 present, among them were,. -five Un ion,' county officers, Huldah Ander son, Katheryn Moran. Mildred Stod dard, Nellie.. Gray and Dr. McPher- sonT After the. meeting, games .were. played and refreshments were served, Accept Penalty When Ifi jroublf ( BETTER JT'Snu J f PLAY SAFE Yl ,11, 1 got me 7Srt ' ' fK Baseball Standings By the Associated Press COAST LEAGUE W. Portland , 06 Hpllywood dan Francisco .... Los Angeles Seattle .... Oakland Sacramento ...... Missions ....85 ..5B ....68 ....64 ..'..60 ....60 ...40 By Johnny Farrcll Naturally, the best way of saving golf stroke Is by not making themV Years ago i learnea a coeuy,, icun In. a .iou? fiamert , In ., which 1 could 'haWtaKeh'twp, 6ver','pa"r on' the, last hole,, ondwqn .w.lthjput 'dlfUculti ," i I hooked ,my drive,, into the 'woods and might have, pitched out ' to the fairway ; with Sbe possibility "of get ting home in. the jiext shot for a sure par five. However, ! took a 'No. 2. Iron and attempted; a long shot in a lino between two' trees. After the second shot had hit a tree I finished the hole In 11 strokes and lost the tournament. ' Most golfers have.hsd similar ex periences. When you're In trouble, don't try to perform it miracle. Taki! the penalty. Use youf liead as well as your clubs. You'Ii'get more pleas ure, out of your gam and while sav ing strokes. " .""- Mrs. Isaac Wilson, ' 91, of Clear- Held, Ia still owns a,, farm that her husband bought 67 years ago for $1.25 a acre. Funeral Service ForMrsChilders Helton Tuesday ENTERPRISE, Ore. (Special) Mra. Emma Chllders, widow of the lete James W. Chllders, passed away Satr urday evening. July lfj, 1833, at .the home of her son Earl Chllders. east of Joseph, She became 111 of a heart affliction, seven weeks ago andt was confined' to her bed since then. . Fu neral services were held Tuesday af ternoon In. the Methodist church and burial was in the Enterprise ceme tery. The pastor, Rev. Hall K. Wallls, conducted the services. Emma Tlce was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Tlce and was born in Salenj, Jan. 12', 1854. Her mother was born in New Hampshire and crossed the plains with the Whitman party, and her father was born in New. Jersey. She was married to James W. Chllders at Wclser, Ida June 5, 1870. They lived on a farm near Sum mrrvllle until 18B2wljeri they moved to ' a farm at' Elgin, and then made, their home In town until 1890 when' they came to Wallowa county and settled on a farm on Trout creek. That remained their home until Mr Chllders passed away Oct. 4, 1929 al though' they wereaway from' it 'a lew years. Seven children were born to Mr, and Mrs. Chllders. One passed away In Infancy and six survive, Mrs. E. A. Brcshears of San Jose, Cal.; Mrs. L, M. Carswell of San Francisco, Cal.; Mrs. Dora Becker, Portland, and Wil Ham, Albert and Earl and there are 22 grandchildren and 11 great-grand children. Mrs. Chllders was a. native. Ore, gonian. "" " " Mr. and Mrs. I, J. Rutcltff. left Sunday for. Boise, Ida., by" " auto where they will visit Mr. Ratcllff's sister. Mrs. John Lowry and family. ; The antiual pioneer picnic" of "Wal lowa will 'be held at Wallowa lake Wednesday, July 27. ' The program wilt begin at 10:30 a. m. Kenneth Bue Is here from Moscow, Ida.', visiting' his uncle. T. O. Juve. Kenneth has been attending school at the university. ' Mr. and , Mrs. A, I Caton were called to Portland 'Saturday, by the' illness, of, Mr". Cafon's ;slster. In-law. Word waa received Tuesday that Mrs. Caton had. passed away.. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Caton will return the last of this week, , Iota Ooodlng, of Milton, Is a visitor of Dorothy Strlokler this week. Miss Ooodlng is a student at the Eastern Oregon Normal school, . , D.'. A. J. Hockett and wife are here from Madison, Wis., on their vaca tion. Dr. Hockett is In charge 6f a hospital of the university of medicine. When they return they will take Roy and Jay Hockett with them to at tend school at the university. A daughter was born Wednesday, July 13 to Mr. and Mrs. pick Zell ner In Enterprise." The baby, has been named Dorothy Elizabeth. . Mrs. Maurice Juve . was guest of honor at i party glvejl by nfjss Mar garet, Baiter,, n't her,. home,' Rival candidates for a vacancy on the Martin, S, D., school board agreed to, withdraw, and. le the board, op pointy a. new member, easing 9326, we cost oi an eiectaou.- Gamblers Throw , by EuAtacz L. AdemxL. PlttsburghV Chicago '. Boston Philadelphia St. Louts ........ Brooklyn ...... New York .... Cincinnati ".. LEAGUE W. L. .51 "30 ..........:.48 ' 40 ............47 42 , 47 47 43 44 ...........42 48 30 45 .........:..4fl 66 AMERICAN LEAOl'K W. L. New York ....i 02 Philadelphia .. 60 Cleveland .... -.63 Washington , - 61 Detroit .. 48 St. Louis : 40 Chicago 30 Boston : j...... 22 Pet .688 .575 .530 .523 .482 .440 .442 .411 Pet .680 .545 .528 .500 .494 .468' .404 .421 Pet. .681 .580 .582 .548 .545 .449 .341 .247 r YESTERDAY' GAMES Coast League Hollywood 2, Portland 1. Missions 6, Seattle 4. Sacramento 4, Loe Angeles 8. Oakland 5, San Francisco 6. National League Philadelphia 9, Brooklyn 6. Pittsburgh 3, Chlcogo 1. Only gameB. American League Washington 4, Philadelphia 8. Only game. Forty-six persons were killed and 08 injured because of carelessness of hunters In California during the last fiscal year, according to the state division of fish and game. r tlonal forest. -.I . July Clearance GhirtG BROADCLOTH In solid colors, also patterns 59c -r 3 for $1.75 BYXOWIS: Tin memliert of Aaliwafld'a "louse vnrtvr ujftom t he l huWhio lor romom. ore tticnksnat tin o screnm Id HM on& at thetf number mwrrlercrf. 1 S(e-' vetia, a rtelecllie. CnlHom and . Audits. liKel-cuDlert tBfore Die! atlflcteit AaltwaotTi Island. (re nifnllhiff n cltam-6 If Ite'l Nancu lCenficorlM u'lil Ida ol'ier cill'- ClVCK. ' ' ' ' Chapter 23 ON THE BEACH IJENEATH the washstand Ip the T far corner was a sleef and sil ver table knife. Its edge stlil gleam ing redly la the light. A row Inches away lay a wrinkled' table napkin, Its corner and one edge drenched with blood. t Stevens stood at the edge, of the wasli3Und,.looWng down at. IBaX;, hllJlis, studying knife and nairkln Intently. He lifted the latter very Eingorly. holding U by the edge with his thumb and forellnger. ' He nnrrlnd 11 beneath " the light and studied It. Inch by Inch. Then with a depressed sigh, he handed II to Jerry. "No uso looking for linger prints without a mlcroscopa,'he said re gretfully. "Might as well p.lcli up lie knife, too. Tffe :'b'ird thai' did Williams In stplo the knife and the napkin -at dinner limit, trapped 'ne handle or the kniron the napkin, so as not to leave ariy prints. Bet ter toko care of tnefil, kid, aiid we'll look them ovef In the mdtn Ing. But anything.' "I'll send for Airred and see frbm whose place the tilings were stolen." suggested. AlliWopd. don't bellove we'll find BROADCLOTH & MADRAS In solid colors and pat terns ?1.25 to f 1.65 values 98c 3 for $2.75 BROADCIXXrH, MADRAS, POPLINS AND SHANTUNG ?1.95 to $2.45 Values v Now $1.49 3 for $4.25 pessimistically. "If Hie toller wos smart enough to cover ,up his lin ger prints this waj., he 'wouldn't have stolen the tools' from his own place. Might be the' best way of finding 'bill who ,dld dl do It, though. 'The one whose things were missing Is Innocent." He roved around the room rest lessly, bis faded eyes examining everything. Then he straightened up, looked al'AshwQod and shook his head. "One of these homicide experts could rind ft lot. maybe, wlih the proper Instruments '' microscope, chemicals, arid Such." Bui I doh't see a thing' that' looks like a cliie The llhre of this rug doesn't, hold the imprint of Hiy own feet, evjn. for more than two-lliree seconds after 1 step; 'down' hard on It. No bloody linger marks except those this poor devil mods' when he tried to. crawl off the lied. Clothe? aren't mussed and no attempt made at robbery. Don't see arty motive at all." "All right, then," snapped Ash wood decisively. "I'll lock 'Hie door and have the men clean up in the morplng.' The' three filed out silently. The others.' Luccl. Mallory, Martin. Battles and Hamilton, were still landing nervously.' Tn the hall, guarded by the armed and vlgllanr Mueller. The crlnnle .locked the bedroom door, then wheeled about and faced the others. , "Gentlemen," he announced curt ly, "someone has iust. murdered Mr Williams. If any of you have heard any suspicious sounds (Ills evening 1 would like yotf (o tell me." heard. Something epout tno, nasten-. Ing footsteps caused, a chill to-run through the llstonera. it seemed to come to all, simultaneously, that the rapidly approaching mn.n was. brlngiiiii news that would add to tjia Wor of. the night. Ashwood. bis face stony, waited. Onb of the guards, panting, raced down the corridor, Seeing the s'trange group, ho hesitated, his eyes darting from one whits face to another. Then he blurted out his dews. "Boss, D Michael's been croaked. Throat cut. His gat and all his ammunition's gone,'' ' ' Ashwood again scanned the face of each man who stood there in the Hall. He studied each expression search I ngly, ,lngerpg)y, .as . JtipugU lie might lead the guilt ot Innocence of each It, the breathless slledce wlllcb had enveloped them all like a fog. At length, his facd showing do shade of emotion, ho stopped forward. ' "Will you gentlemen kindly go to your rooms and remain there?" His tone was Liofe a suggestion than a command. ' "Hell!" burst, out Luccl, his face contorted, "I'm going to sit In tu big room. I'm not' going' to have anyone creeping In and slitting my pipes tor mo." The cripple studied Luccl's face thoughtfully. "You may suit yourself about sit ting up," be acknowledged indiffer ently, "but It you do, it will be in the safety mid tho seclusion of your owe room, if anyone disturbs your meditations, you may shout for as sistance. Mueller will stand watch hero in1 the hall." filers was' km Instant's silence, Jerry tensed Ills muscles In artilcl- nation of a sudden clash. Luccl glanced at Mallory who. now cold soBer, returned thr look meaningly. Tho llycr was amazed to note that for the moment, at least, those two werd allies', hot enemies. He saw MnllorV'j heavy form gather Itself for a spring. Luccl, too, stood on the balls of his reel, his lianas opening and slutting. Ashwood backed swiftly against the wall, his gun pointing at Luccl's midriff. Mueller's automatic covered Mallory The outside gunrd moved closo to the gangster, patting him deftly In search for a weapon The gangster's malevolent eyes glanced at the armed men, then he relaxed and submitted docilely to the search. Mallory, too, was swift ly examined. Jerry could see line beads of perspiration upon the tur bulent stockbroker's brow as, ny sheer force of will, the man gained controi of himself. "Slevcns," said Ashwood, at last, "I wonder If you would accompany me?" "Sure," replied thr detective. "Calhoun,'1 continued the cripple, "I'd be glad It you and Battles would remain here until wo return. Yon two will please, leave your doors open." Mr. Hamilton laughed, an edged note of hysteria Ifl bis yoke. He went Into his room, boiled the door, but the nound ot his shrill lAughtcr was still audible. One after an other tho others turned away to follow the cripple's Instructions. Ashwood, Stevens and the guards were left alone In the hall. PORTLAND PROnUCE 'J ,i PORTLAND. July 33 ( Butter 4-PrlnU 02 score or bejtqr 3022c; standards- 2Q21o, . ' -.-: : Butterfat Direct to sHIppers: sta tion 14 4j : 15c; Portland delivery prices 18w nc, . Eggs, live poultry,, and country meats unohanged. , , ', Mohair, nuts, cascora berk, npps, onlditj, new potatoes, pbtotoes.strAw- berrtes, wool ana, nay suouiwona un changed. 81'QAIl AND VUi k PORTLAND, July 23 m 8ugar Cane, granulated 4.45. 100, lbs.; beet sugar 4.20 100 lbs. Domestic flour Selling price de livered: patent 40s 5.50i do 08s S6.30! bakers' bluestein 4.10: soft wheat .fmstry patent' W-40(,V$3.60; Montana hard wheat patent S5.oo;, ss.au; $4.50p4.60. CLASSIFIED ADS , (Count five average words (. . to the line.) pet line, 1st Insertion 100 Per line; each added conseo ' ,. utlve Insertion 7o Minimum charge on one --' j order U - a., RATES BY MONTH 2 lines, per month 2.0 3 lines, per month ..--.... .25 4 lines', pot month :. ...4.00 5 lines, per month .....$4.75 Eaen additional' line over-flvo charged at 50o per line per month: Pago Five. AUTOMOBILES -i FORD SPORT COUPB 200 Overhauled, five good tlrM,'riJ lop, i 'I i PERKINS MOTOR OO. t ' Cor. 4th and Adams Fh. MeWi 00 ; ; - ......j FOR SALE J. l o. CASE threshing macniner 15-30 International tractor engine, inq. Observer. ' 7-33-1 tp FRESH MILK COWS for sale cheap. Phone R. 3. Green, Main 658. rye '. - 7-aa-a,i, ' I PAUL K. HUTCHINSON, of-Portlallrti will take limited number of pupils In piano and voice " during ' month of AUg. " Call 646 M for Informa tion. ' '- 7-23-1 P 2 SET' PAGE I stretchers. J, dale'. woven wire fence A, Chandler, Frult-T-22-2 tp SOV1KTS TIIV TO MELT. HAIL' ' LENINGRAD MH-Sovlet meteorol ogists are experimenting with rockets mh a.. 0(,.n- oder32 HolV IS "SSL! M?LL !5I 'Smmr 7nqhO&rv.rf PUl3 tp tlnmrwa nfmia UlustllaO tlllfl AAt. Inill are shot un to 3600 feet to blast apart BLACK CAPS, plck your the air. currents that cause moisture to congeal. 1 ' crate. H. O. Muir, Cove. own, ""75c 7-22-8 tl HHLAJI.IIIII.HI-11 from one of the listening men. Mil all stood there, gajlng at Ashwood as though hypnotized. He surveyed each of them In turn, In the order of their nearness to the door lead ing Into tho scent, of the tragedy. Then, amid the deathly ' silence tbnljiung ovjr the strange tableau. the sound of running feet wasj Daily Cross-Word Puzzle, prnKLiMQ cucumbers: ready "now. Gene Becker, Allcol. P 188. 7-21-12 t ACROSS L First man,, . 6. Erftimtnate mtn or boy: oclloq, 10. Valley 14. Pertafnlns to the scluure ol fossil remain U. BsliinniHels'11'-' - - church: abb: 15, lilnils If. BSbyWmn'il goo 0f; wind and: siorfrt '-' - tScn'ilir 11. PlgiMn" V.- E'!!',,. Vtlv'.f tl. Stolned, if. Turklsfi com-- ' mWrt!r,,"1 tA. Aip.rmnttve Ji Stir itf 89i Proten Wttler I0 Bane St. F,H)d Staple 32.- Stlli - :' ' 84. Almo?linerf 26. Lest than ' : rtormftl ' . PertSltrfnii to Solution of yesterday's Puzzle li. LocAlPT.ANAL L A.B.O R EU. S. EMR E W A N E zMwW Sfr I y E ii'c AtIERMtRE ED METlTlL EiTHE Z S Wnnlloaiilv. the detective, the There was a shuddering gP ! .r,nD,a and tnB outside guard walked to the beach where, bathed in the steely glare of the moon, lay a huddled, distorted figure. A ghast ly black smear across bis throat told of tho manner of his" death. " rcopvrhhi. "ml Press! ' '' Athwood snd stevsni search for clue tomorrow, nd Ashwood telle his thoorlss f srlme. - 5 Clmre 51, Flml the Sinn rtf (2, In tieil -sa- Par eMrnima Will 61 thlnssof th J5-. lllnl-W iln same class tprlrig rmic-e. sell SS. Iteliold u7, Cufijiiht-lloti 'i-af Tn ehureh M: Kxi'lnniallon GU. llenus or nta ItOllfVIitV 3. S 40. Male sheep- 41. Neeallv 42. In contnp't with (it, 46; Wtlls ot a "!: '" tHillet (!3 49. KuHlla 01 f. LF0S" ' -ffintsiure 62. 42. On the shflr (9 i.fri-fi ini liavltl' Pn.i,et wire Iltl4 Welt-iiretTr' Slittp IK npine 'cnrile : - " 1 Bimi-" -mil 70 T' l". DOWN 1. Cottlt-s 2; Pertsliunt to t))p hihtuty or lore of ttnp . bligfnv'tnpt 2, fihnrl (or a- Minn's (mine i dime tnuelhet 5. Litres knife ' ti I'mllnllij 7. True 8. KIIHmk a Slnu In the ' Hwlss style 10, PerTflniied ' 11! T le of eioc- trlc rnrrent: alibr. 12' t.fhevfrntv W Lamb's ren name 15. Lubricates' 10) Roam about Idly.. 22. I'crlod ot time 24, Kind of beetle 25'. tlen'ue ot -the maple tree , 21. ISllSt' ' ' ' ' 28. TleV ' :s, Detail 3u, uiuiier course it, Uoviie Animals 22. Break suddenly 12. Scurry alunui - colloq. ' 36. OntlcRI (lass 7 ureal Ijike- . 39. I'urtl-colored 13 OUerS liy Vcfdl, 14- Sitae In Meilrb 40; tCnBllsh tmma ' for Z 48. Surface ' 411. UOIded' 60 Symtol for Iron ; a itlpentng ' fti'. In this place H Sort drlnlti colloq. f6. Finis! ot Spire 66. Chttnuo position 68. Powder 26. ntitrnese coins -61. Itotnan god of, tlie under-.' world ' 61. Insect 65; Cftinpnss oolnt Cfl As fn'r as (17. Gvo! Si-rtlrh Nitw 4-rm: modern housei No in;- terest. no tnxes nor down oayment to pay, 1-3 off price, 1409-Bth,it. r" : . , . ;i 't-2V-8.t. WANTED AUTOMOBILES Brand new Sport . Model D: - a; Dodge wrth' slxjwlre ' wheels, original price 1425.00.3 Our -;. closd mtt price 6800 OO. w Dodge' Senior " Six. Original prlce 210BB.OO Run but 18,000 mlleal has ', new1 rubber. Looks and AnuO like! new. Our close out price 5O0'. : podge coupe, four new six ply Altca, .' 1 ro-condltionad, good paint. out price 100;00. Smith's Garage. ' 7-28-it t. MIGHT PUROHABli first mtge. on valley form bearing 7 int. Aug. 1. Submit details. Bert Oakman, 9111 David Stott Bldg.. Detroit, Mich. , - . - 0-13-1 mp. WILL BUT 30 ora Batteries. Will pay according to their condition. New batteries as low as 18,95. Automoi ttve EleetrlB Co., 1426 Adams. Phone M 620, '"' ' ; 1-20-1 m ITAI.V 1I1HOWNS EXILES ( ROME -W -i- Decorotlon given to .' Italians who became anti-fascist Ind now live abroad, are being cancelled. Tho first to suffer was Don Ltllgt Sturzo, head of the defunct popular party. He lost his rank as an officer of the Crown of Italy. it" . ! Lack of support "has 'caused) the' withdrawal of the LongVlew, Wash.,-; baseball club from the Timber league. . , FOR SALE Light - model sedan. Cheap. Run only 14,000 miles. Inq. 2212 Cedirf St,' '' ; - '' 7.-20-0 tp. FOR SALE OR TKADB 8-A. wlth-lm- provements. Farmers 3X2, 8-17-t f . OUR HOME FOR SALE. Cheap, 318-J or 1801 8th. St: ,' '' "8-lOtt f. REDS IlL'SV IN ARdENTINA BUENOS AIRES 'WH-Tha newspn nnr T.s Prenss snva It has found' 621 publications in Argentinai printed In j every language from: spanisn to r Rblo and -. Esperanto, - Inciting - the masses to violence and picturing the coming Of communism, , v.. . , . i Beverly Ann Drlscoll of Ashland, Wis.'; high school has been neither absent nor tardy In lift' years of school attendance. Professional Directory" ' ; Hospitala DR. LEB a BOVJVT , Eye. Ear, Nose and Throe Hospital ird noor Foley Bldg Ph. lUul. ' " ' " ' "' : ": ' "' FOR RENT HOME FOR' grrrs mtd-women- -Close 'ifV. 'can 391-j:' - I'RECKLES AND HIS FUIKNDS New Clothe?! By BkMacr . . 4y '""I'. FOR RENT-Sloeplng- rooma.- flpeclKl rates. 1006" wasrilngton. 7-22'3 t. I FOR hENi; 7-rm. mod. house, lull ' basement, hardwood floors.' Wod- i erntcly priced. Phone Main 588. . , A . 2 3 U mAs L 7 la If WM'o , i V TTrr-W-- - Wft : rrr'M WZL y S m. : rrm: JK m 'm. m s4 ' m " s sa 'A 1 m jj,J 1 t FOR RENT Moclcnv Chnpman. pre. 294 tt. house.- -Geo. 7-20-t f. 4-RM. f urn. duplex, 608 Adams, - -t.h - 7-ls-t r. STHIOTLV' MODERN- 7-rm; houee on 0th St. Inquire 1405 N or phone-, 434-J, ' 8-28-t..f(i, FOR RENT' Nicely furnished room In private homo, witn. m wisnoiii. nieals. Mrs. Flnlay. Phone Maift 807. - - " - ' 6-6-t i tLU FREckLfSFS ArJP TAC5ALOUG HAVE HAD ' pAiAe5E3 peLIVERBD "Tb-iv'ew FROfA A.'" LOCAL STR -mey LCOk.TA5- A NEW Iftl OF PAHTS AIM'T THAT ejUUCUtS.'.MsU HAVE 1 vi:. 1 . .-. 'JT: LL ' lilil'r i A PAIB OF, PArJJ LETS SEE 'EWt' ric-p.i.fc A 1 peuivERBD 1 1 I , IV-. f : V4-''--' I ' ' " V- , T,r im at JV:S5. V svueatcb: too!.1 l I" -r-..,, . P'T - -' uuBcy up AKi' I ISP- ; ViAIT'LL XS star WHAT'S rf CLASS.'.' rf PACKAGE... ! V PUlE V j - -) s-we-THirJ' r ' tViM I fTwAEWT tiwe To ) rj-U"'! I ETiir ( vai) IWEUr ' "' AHAIT... I -GOTTA POT C-J-l "HJ - ----- SOMETWINcS ? )., these cJ-wow.' Sw-ieoT MEAM- V t!o4Bn.:oou;T VJAlT'LL TH' JciomeS,TX-Wl MAKE ME' A I SEE ME.'.' J WO IW THE LA0SH!! I. M II II il ' Id i II Hi IS MISCELLANEOUS' for LEASE Herd of ml'.k cows, 11Q1, O Ave. 7-23-1' tp., NOTICEAM members B. A. R. E F. ' O. Eagles, U. P.. Athletlc ciud. oom munlty plonlo Radium Springs, Sunday, 24th. Bring your bn3kcts and dishes. Lodges will furnish" Ice cream, cotfee, doughnuts, h-'irlbnndo. Meet at Eagles hall Bunday morn ing at 8 o'clock. Tho committee. , -7-22-2 t. DOW ELL BROS. CVBAN-T3P We "Will clean up your ashes,' papers, etc. PHone 823-J. ' 3-8-t f. EASTERN OREGON Bonool of Muslo, - violin, ntano: voice. Credits. I. O. O, F. temple. 447-J. 0-8-1 m LA GKANDlt MATrRKSS nd Ophol sterlng and Rug Cleaning Works. Ph. 424-W. CUas. Edwards Prop." 12-1-1 m. PIANO EXOHANOE Wo will sell your piano for you, plcicing It on dis play in our etore. You sot the price. For complete detnllB phono Main ion. fentllo and Muslo Supply Co.' i ... . .. i ... .- . .7.0-1 m. 7. - " 5T0DY "XHAl COCHRAN PICTURES KIN& LOST LOST Pair dnrk-rlmmcd glasssa oe- tween Mlnnm and Elgin, miimoie reward. Cnll 600 J. . t. FOR TRADE TO TRADE 250-W, raspberries- for wood, - .' ' 7-23-3 tp Hunters will find ioor crop of sngo chickens in Eastern nevnon, this fall, according to forest rang nr. Spring storms thinned out the birds. '' " ' THE N6V WANGLES (loni'rt Pop) . r-: A Big Break! By Cowbn (READ THE STOKY, THJJiN COLOR THE F1CTUKE) . mites had seen a lot of funny sights nnd when wee Dutiry wnlked out side, ' they all laughed right out loud. ' ' Said one, "My, what a funny face. Why, your small nose looks out ot lilnoe." Then riunry loudly slimtted, "I'm an Indian and I'm proud." do UT ET'S see you tlo on Jj dance," cried Scouty. THE rndlans gathered 'round and "smiled. To Duncy one of them said, "Child, you make ft real fine Indian with those feathers on your head. "And now that you have Joined our race, we'll put some bright paint on your face Right on your little cheek hones we will smear a leal bright red." They led him to a little tent and then Inside they promptly wen!. There sat a little Indian maid. She Jumped up to her feet. "I'll gladly paint your fare," said she. "You'll look as warlike ns ran lie." And then she piled some Mankets up and said, "Please have n seat." IT wasn't long till Duncy found that when the paint was smeared around it tickled nnd he lind to faugh. ''He quiet, soid Ihn maid. "You'll make me. put the hues on Fonn like nic. wrong. Just sit real still. It won't i (Opytinht, 1 9.1: take' long. When nil the other 1 Tlnli-s see you they will be nfialil." ( hlg norm Iireiilii In tlir nrtl Hut she was wrong.. The Tin)' sfoi'j'.) ' I nil inn 'Co on, take a chance!" And Duncy prompt ly staffed dancing ill! ftnitinil the lilnt-e. The exercise soon made lilm puff iind.lic exrlulmeil, "I've had enough. If you luds will wait hero for ine, I'll tun nnd wash my face." "' While tliey were walling Windy tried, "Ah, I am going to have a title! Hero cornea a lialiy camel and U s fllle nn It can he." At flrnl the cnnyi seemo real shy, hut It giew friendly, hy and liy. 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