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Thursday, August 11, 1932 Page Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE, Second Cutting Of Alfalfa Up At Lower Cove! BOX EXCIIAMtlli' KMKKH LIVING FOH MIHHOUII1AN ST. LOUIS UP) Gharlon 0. Binning miikcs empty box yield a homo for his Jnmlly, clothing, grocorlon nnd everything that goca to make, up "ft living." Ho does it ny inlying unco doxch from tUoso who have Uono wltn thorn and reselling them to otlioin who need thorn. I Ills Investment consists or n lond cuttlnu of alfalfa hny Is about small offlto, a largo warehouse and Jup.f The prop was light and several ri uorse and wagon, inus equipped jlleldB were used for pasture, drain ho handles on an averago more lhai-vost has begun. Several binders than 10.000 woodon boxes ft year, faro at work. - , selling them for pricos ranging from ? Miss Elalno Johnson, of Keating, 10 centa to SI oacli. ?bjuiii ItHH wuvft Ul, mo nuiim ui jiut touslns, Mr. and Mrs. Charles John ny Dim. Nell Klfilit f Observer Corresoondent) UbWEB COVE (Sijeclnll Tho soe- IJoover Refuses To See Writers At White Home FIND IT HERE Ctw ft coiuu mm 2 Mv. and Mrs. J. E. Wiseman aro en Sjoylng a visit from their nephew, J. ill- Cox and family, of Portland. 2 Mi', and Mrs. Charles Johnson and womo friends motored to Mt, Emily Slant week for a pleasure trip and to ffcet huckleberries. g Mrs. Nell Kight went to Hot Lako liwt. week for treatment for neuralgia. - Tho Misses Marjorie Alexander und KIM Burford, of High Valley, aro vis iting their aunt, Mrs. C. D. Johnson. .- iMr. and Mrs. M. Borkgren, son, 'lloyal,' and granddaughter, Mhrion, felt Tuesday for a few dtiyn visit with their eon, Ernest and family at Wen atchee, Marlon Is returning homo ' after a throe months' visit here. -- La Von Koger and Almon deles havo returned from a vacation on tho ; Mtnam. Mm. Howard Gusset entertained in honor of her little son Barrie's sec- ond birthday anniversary, with Jew ! Hallmtark, Johnnie Van and Bltlle Itundall and their mothers as guests, i Ico cream and cake were served. i .."Grandma" Thompson, who lives with her daughter. Mrs. T. B. John ' eon, celebrated her DOth birthday air nivensary yesterday. S f IVIIIANA HKMKH (1AKOKNH AM I IN FKIMMNU INKMPM)VK1 LA PAYETTE, Ind. W) Indiana has turned extensively to relief gar dons to feed unemployed and part time employes, H. E. Young, of Pur duo university, has reported. Fifty communities and 30 Indus tries havo projects. These include 7,600 Industrial gordem of 1.000 acres, 21 community gure'ens of 784 acres and 46.000 supervised home gar dens of 0,000 acres. M run,K ami ovint antipodes WELLINGTON, N. 2. Tho presence in the upper air of ash from Chilean volcanoes was respon sible for unusually brilliant sunsets, extraordinary moon haloit and lowor temperatures in Now Zeuland last month, says Ernest. Kidson. meteor ological director of tho dominion. help with, the housework and enjoys visiting. -Mi, and Mrs. t. a. Johnson, occom- Fanuliitf Carried On In City BAN FItANCIHCO (V Federal and state statistics disclose that 1860 acres In Ban Francisco aro under agricultural cultivation. Further, tho Hwlne herds in tho citv exceed tho Sho is able to B7J0 0f those in 40 of the other 67 counties In the state. No less than 600 milk cows aroze in San Francisco, or more than the herds of Alpine and panled by Mrs. Collie Allen, of Ladd Mono counties combined, tho report vituyuu huq ui?. juurm, oi mit-. uien, .ent to Payette to attend a busl ncss meeting of tho co-op. creamery. said. The production of lumber In . United States in 1031 amounted 10.2 billion boord feet, a little more than hair or tho annual production ih tho previous four years. ' Try Family Farm Prcijert HAYTI. Mo. uh Buvlnn a 406-acre tho tract near hero at a tax sale, 11 men to of one family havo divided It among themselves for a "community farm project." None has more than 40 acres. WASHINGTON. Aug. 11 W A delegation of writers representing the mitinmii committee for tho defense , cf political prisoners Wednesday call- HAWAIIAN HKVUti cd at the White House to protest ( Two noura ot vauuvil acta. Danco against President Hoover's part in tho imtll miunlght. Ice cream and cake, eviction of tho bonus marchers from Eagles hall, Friday evening 8 o'clock, tho national capital, hut were denied By Women of the Moose. Admls admlttpnco to tho chief executive's B0n jnc, 8-10-3 t. office. ) Theodore Joslln, one of tho pros!- n1Wi AUTO OWNKIl dent's secretaries, rcceiveo w uw- Wnon you breajc your windanield gution which included 'crwood jor 8a FnmTancl Tcp d taklng your car to wrliton statement bitterly aSng Rlcharttaon Art and Gift Shop. They tho use of federol trcups against tho specialize In all kinds of car enclosure bonus army. glass work. He said Mr. Hoover was too busy to recclvo tho delegation personally. This result ljd the writers to at tack Mr. Hoover verbally as thoy lolt the White House. Whllo sneaking to Joslln, urana said ho know Mr. Hoover had rccolved politicians, school children and boy scouts carrying birthday grootlngs and ho considered tho refusal to moot the writers as "proof that Mr. HooVor holds Intellectual opinion In contempt." 110 Bald he accepted tno prcsiueui. action in connection with the bonus army as "proof that when activity bv organized groups meets with tho president's disapproval it will bo met. by force." Anderson stated no una seen in creasing evidence of brutality by small officials" In various purts of the country and believed Mr. Hoo ver's action would set "a dangerous precedent leading to more brutullty." Feathered Wnim Worn For Kveulng PARIS W) Mrs. William J. War-' burton 13 among umart women whoi aro wearing feathered evening wraps this summer. With a gown of very pale blue ro- j main designed with an Empire waist- Una and a full graceful skirt sho; wears a triangular cape of brilliant,' lilim al,in( l.nclnrnl with hlim rntl ' feathers to match. 8-8-6 t. I.XjUIDATION NOTICE The La Grande National Bank, lo cated at La Grande, in the State of Oregon le closing Ite affairs. All note holders and other creditors of the as sociation are therefore hereby noti fied to present the notes and other claims (or payment. P. L. MEYERS, President. Dated June 18th, 1932, 6-14-60 t. Hemstitching, pieatlne, button holes, ete. Norton's Kiddy Shop, Adv. (IKAITII'I'L Vour pictures will bo dona beauti fully when you havo thorn developed, printed, onlargod, tinted and framed by Richardson "The Art Man" at Rlchardoon's Art and Qlft Shop. - 8-B-fl t. with vouchers and duly verified, with in six months from the dato hereof. Date of first publication, August nth, 1032. : . Duto of last publication, September 8th, 1032. CHABLES B. (JUMP, Administrator of the Estate of John Oavln, deceased. HUOH E. BRADY. Attorney for Ad ministrator. Aug. 11, 18. 25. Sept. 1, 8. NOTICE OF HTKKKT VACATION Notlco Is hereby given that on Au gust 8, 1032, Ellen I. Stoddard and others filed a potltlon for tho vaca tion of part of tho alley running east and west through Block 67, Chaplin's addition to La Grande, Oregon, par ticularly between Lots S and 7, 4 and 9. and 3 and 10 thereof and that on tno vtn day or September, 1033, a 7:40 p. m. at tho Commission Cham- claims again jt tho estate of the de Ber of the Commission of the City ceased should present them duly van. of La Grande, Oregon, said petition I fled to the undersigned at his homo and any objection or remonstronco ! nt Imblor, or at the law office of J. made In writing up to that tllno, will js. Hodgin, his attorney, at La Grande, NOTK'K TO CKKIMTOIIS Notlco Is by this given that the undersigned has been appointed ad ministrator of the estate of Anna K. WestentJkow, deceased, by the County Court of the State of Oregon for Un- at Ion County; that all persons having bo heard and considered. Dated at La Grande, Oregon, ui uay or August, J. E. STEARNS, City Recorder. Aug. 4-11-18-26-Sopt. 1. this NOTICE TO CKIilllTOKS IN THE COUNTY COURT OP UNION COUNTY. STATE OP OREOON IN THE MATTER OP THE ESTATE OP JOHN GAVIN, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that tho un dersigned has been appointed admin istrator of the estate, of John Gavin, deesased, by the above entitled Court and has qualified. All persons having claims against said estate aro hereby notified to present tho samo at tho office of Hugh E. Brady, in tho City of La Grande. Union County, Oregon, August. 1033. , J. s. HODGIN, Executor, la Orand3, Oregon. Aug. 11, 18, 26. Sept. I. SCENE It Y I1ESK1NE11 OM.V 19 MARION, onio tfR Although Rob ert Smith, 19. has never received In struction to develop his artistic tal ents, ho la completing sketches to bo used as patterns in construction of nine sets of scenery and 14 costumes for a production of the Trinity Oulld Flavors of New York. After leading .all United States colleges In. number of athletes on tho 1024 and 1928 Olympic teams, Southern California this year lost out to Stanford, which had six to the Trojans' five, OH' THIS MAN Frederick H. Pfundcr, Pli G.,h?-smadeii possible lor moro iti an 200,000 suhtfrtrs ot stomach disorder j to eat normally ajiatn. lae stomach, gas pains, bloating, heart, bum, btlchtoK our, permanent bad breath, and chronic soda stomach, nausea, alcoholic stomach, f rw trial fumicr s GUARANTEED Stomach Tablet moo" imi'o co. both Union county, Oregon, within stx months from the dato of the first publication of this notlco which Is August 11th, 1932. WILFOItD WESTENSKOW, Adminis trator, Imbler. Oregon. Aug. 11-18-25. Sept, 1. NOTK'K TO CHKIMTOKS Notlco is by this given that the undersigned ha-i been appointed Exe cutor of the estate of James B. Quln land, docoased, by the County Court of Union County, Oregon; that all persons having claims against tha said estate should present them duly veri fied at the Jaw office of the under signed in La Grande, Union county, Oregon, within six months from the dato of the first publication of this notice, which is on the 11th day of DO YOU BURN WOOD OR COAL? As Iheru Is considerable disc ussion about burning nooil right now, It Is well lor the public to know Hip fuels about the comparative, heating value of coal and wood. Kent's .Mechanical Engineer's Notebook gives the following Infor mation: Elm weighs aa.lll lbs. per cord and contain!) lilllO HTU's pec ton. A cord of elm Is thus the equivalent of 010 lbs. ot coal, the (rail iiinf'ilHlng 13,s0 lilt's per ton. 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