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r IVtWal.TfrWU' Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, QBE- Friday, August 19, 1932 s OUT QUR WAY By J. R Williams business shows DEFINITE GALNS FOR fr-lE. LOVE. OF J.H06APVlATf GET IMtb TViAr KiTCHEM, OUT OF MV SiCtHT! TO TKE. " ACtO-J-- OF VOu GOimOt To . WORK' . JOR T-IAV4 SO OP? AGcvjf ooi-Ct rr get out (Ooacsned Irara Pa-e oe) caccp bj furtT tncrrues tn nr codirr pnoea. cue. i td aecurit roru a a ruer 1 raen- IrtdurtTy. a-bcje buying I bu wued a qter paoe. of - KL l E IT'S llt-lltB AT I'AI-k'S T' ( llt tl Kit i ,pr. '80 rtJESB dlntlncUve light colored Cords merit a popular place In your ward robe. Their hip - fit and sLralght-haiig cUc" with tiniversity men trom Maine to California. -To TrtCfec Dr&i-ie-. SOO'vE. e4 THAT CToE A ThwDuVJD TTi-lE.'b ' : Oexs rrarhTng pe krtvis In Dcy 12' au m. rzjar . i ill A TrTHl! i n 7 (laecrpantea) aa laiiin iirlias: Ni i-awna Kin M 7 n j. .ll i- i 1 I .'i' '.;. l I FIND IT HERE lee i'lli si ; s ' fnrtfair ina. except tvaDday. at J71e Bixte Km), La a Wxf. CVaCUU. Bend st the rartacne or la Oranda. Oram. m Second OUaa Mall Matter under act of March J. um. OmCUkL PAP OF CKIOK OOCVTt AXD TEB crnr or la o&urm mt mm or associated pbjbss Sn aaaon.ted Preas is exclusdreiy taeOed to w (or pubUcaaoB f all m dlanateb credited to tt or oat otbcra eratad "B pas liia retn. All ngau or repnhllrataon t apeelal nr rha la tta paper u4 alw the local un herein also an nasrad. w I n National Advertising BepreaenlaUv U. O. HOOZXSES CO. Zae. aa Praacateo. lea Angr, Seattle. Portland. Ctucaca. J rjewott, afrv Tor SCBSCBIPTIOK RATH By Carrtcr Cam. an tb ta adraace a L bj. ati to adaaaot ' ' -fa Hatty, a 4 copy ( Bj k 7, per montfc In adTanc 07. par alx ai la ad ranee Dally, per rear la ad ranee : -JUS ADVEHTIEIKQ BATJ Data y. foreign, per earamn inch majDaj, local, per column inch 1 ooouact price on appJB V WT a P-T OFT. - - q-tt; Oaa- far t Catau aa la ay a. av ' WHY WOBBV Vix&x a bn aide (a or wind fiiel ta J" our car vben j caa i-tL-et o flued tor -be st cost tht yoc hhvt ever had cs vort: done any Ti'v. Tae your car to EUchardsoa -The Art Vfti at cnoa't Art and (Hft Sbop. t B-15-J t I NOTICE i Doce at Coodbrod te taslsht Union. Ore. 8-18-1 t. ' lOMOKEOVT When you are dova toaTi remember to tfce roar pScltjres to Richardson" An and fiifl Rrvnn t nr fnt-lno 11 dct on all Ir&me Jobs it ot tered to too at this tune. 8-18-3 t. WW Campus Cords re always j-een. but ner "hemrd. They tar like a -IKcr dollar, and Keep their lines tlirouch counlless cleanings or suliln. Now Priced at $3.95 SIZES 2(1 TO 40 1VAJST We buy. sdl or trae te tires. Dtstrlbuwr o! Ky-rpriElie.d t;re. Dojle 7imT.pn-.iiri -Jetf. d pir. of co3 t -a !lg i oid QtHI- I pought the Lord, and he heard me, and delivered me iuon. before baa lae worra erer from all my fears. Psalm 34: 4. AX HEROIC EXAMPLE i In recent months we have read a good many news stories which have a tendency to weaken our faith in hun nature. , There have been stories of brutal crimes, of dishonesty in high places, of ail kinds of human degredation almost enough to make one think that our race is a pretty shabby one. But, on ihe other hand, we have also read a good many stories which help to balance the scales and assure us that the upward struggle of humanity is not entirely hopeless after all. We have read about men who have remained true to their ideals in spite of economic stress, and about all manner pt worthy achievements and deeds of kindness and bravery. B'e are reminded of that story from Canyon City, Colo- i rado, which appeared in the papers recently; a story of an Utterly unknown, perfectly ordinary human being who' proved himself capable of real bravery and the uu:i:.. ' uuuiij. . 4d of -ring. I jom ana ueorge rjiiijleton, brothers, were digging a weJlj Sofiar. 100-Ib- aack . Vert-ablet trkd to commit ltaelX to the does rtae tbat force not. after all. the final arbiter la mera- tonal relationa. To nn-eratand boa- far-rearhing this coUct is. lust tmaeme Iwr dif ferent a ?acc the vorld would be 15 j m . o - ). . - tn ff - fr leneraOon5 earlier. f 7. Texas. Califaraia. Krw Mexico and Cabbage, lb. Arizona a-ould not be part of the j Sew irax onlona. lb. United States. Tb? Amerlcaa n-sjTurips. 3 trenches -ould aw Cy over the Philippines orcrrc s, 3 bunches -luerto Rico. jpotaloes. 20 lbs Wort. t lnnfitinrtKl mrr ) . . - - irv , vanaaa wousa oe exisung uxuer t Onions, lh flaf of Praace. In the orient lh ere-"" " iild be no -treaty porta.- no lor- Tomatoes, 6 lbs. eirn ctoni the Dutch a-ould not jEfP1"1 l0- r hold the islands of the East Indies, aeeis. 3 bunches the PTtglKri would not head India. Lettuce. Imperial the map of Airlca would loot eatireiy Oarlic lb. different. Beans. 3 lbs. But there la no point In going on. Pea s. 3 lbs. .Ulli The H- tfc S. Electric Co. Is the only nr-. 10 months. or Ivan W. Kel-! "ltor:I de-ler fc Rireia Vacuum -r. iliswa. Mont, regional forester, ' Caers In Grande and we aug- T. A IT 4VT1P! sd here tonight. i gea tht you consult your local deal- Phooe Main 1 T7 -!-. 4 firt. d:t j - r 'Of tils noi. 1 1.700.000 -111 be;er J" serrtce. RKTATT. M 4HKFVTQ soeat on inthnvi d H30O.0OO oa Izocciion free. Tie latter are utM oir cie lor ; County E--rd ol Eq-l-tlion lor the As-or. Co:t of Cnjon. State ol vrtgo. -nil meti at the Court Bouse In said County on the 12t day of September. lt, (Semg the second Mondsy of said niocth). and conunue In sefcUon, ccliive of boudara, from day to day. for a penod of one month, for the purpot of exnig and mating Dea-ry corrections in valuations. -(scnpLiX-, qualities of land, and lots or proptrt. as shorn by the oEessmfnt roll as compiled by the All parties Interested or harint. grievance In their assessment should attend and present their claims as re qui ml by law. Dated this 19th day of AuEnist 1032. :' D. H. PROCTER. County Atsessor Aug. 19. 26. Sept. 2, 9 NOTICE Big dance at Eagles hall every Sat. Dite. 8-19-2 t. SJL9 the forests, while te public uses te . 15 ( 2c J. 15c : will ct l irt-, CO.t-f. GOLD S ILrt E PLATTVOf j We a.T psy-n the tgast martet 1 prices for goid britigeweci. crow rat. (Waurli cases. c js, rng. bracelets. -MEDICS TO . MEET J & Ed content. Phone Vvn 740 (Or call at tha Sooomer iol Jar ap- products Co. . B-19-1 tp c EASTERN OREGON 3c' 20c 10c i Continued Pnxu Page Tturee) D. Haun. aecreury-treastzrer, ol j m-Uig, p-catlnx. batiD Grs.ce. Wives of ie oilioers i halo, etc &rto'c JiddT Shoo. AdT. t the wornen's receptjan for the fcren oon Eoeeung winch will be beld Irccn ft County". Dr. beci5 we simply cannot picture te C-elery. bunch world aa it would be if the nxbt of Caultfiowe- lb cooqoett had been ooUawed a few cucir.fn 3 1 centuries turo. In attnptir-? to out- i: - . ! . M(vm, v, u en t . mgnesi V '.STZi pepprrs. lb. to 12.30 will Include: "Mfraicine in Baxer j G. G. Gordon. B&aer. Grtea peppers, lb. f-IIEATISG Ol R ELVES rwim uieir tamer. I7iey had dug the shait to a depth ot n,. . Peaches, baexrt sixty feet, and then it was necessary to lower George in a I worter. h;" and his family were root- S"1 4 loc bucket and place a dynamite charge. George lit the fu!Z5S S ATbof"Z ave the signal for his father and brother to hoist himnn tmu a omfartabie home. so. ixztoo, uo. out. inev rxMran lo no so ana tup irme t.roke! ir."r-. . George fell to the bottom, was knocked unconscious, and lay theoe ri4 on top of a charge of dynamite that was cenam to expiooe very snaruy. me two at trie top of Uxe.wua but well would have been justified in staying there, frozen with horror. What would you have done? i 5c 5c - 'loc; -pyionc Steoosis- - . 12c tversoa. Bter. 15c, Eriscussjon "Surgical Treaaeni' ISrDr- C J. Ertt. B-ter. 30c J "Trae ef-poi-. bU t t of the Family io: Prici3 in the Manarement of i Tubercuiaws. Dr. Dewalt Payne, resl- dent pjtcan. Eastern Orecon Suate ; 25c Tubercular ho?p:l. The Deiies, . , is? Don Dr. Albert Mount. gc Creeon C y. Ore. jOc & $3 ' ODatrrrtion on the ui.3Sis the builder at a fair to build Dtt nrurtec. SO . 40 ad 4 lr house on a tunny hul. and then went Pol:rne. 3 boxes L on tness to a fr-awy country; r:- A, .-r The builder was left at worx wi no: L -' - 4 watchman but his own bonor. -Ha.- S?t,s- 5 olri K. .i. hr-t "f n Hmn r.,..i .Trv Grapes, lb. tnai WOU1Q you nave aonej 'So h went on usinnlne o-jt tlie tiir.e Tom, without a moment's hesitation, clutched the rope pi" e m poor semce. poor Plums. 3 Iba. that the explosion would occur in a few seconds, but hoping!1 to be able to reach the bottom before the fuse burned aw&v.jn Unfortunately he was unable to save his brother. The Dairy When the good Sarltc returned. Butter, creamery, lb. . he builder ad : "Thai's a line houss Cheese, lb. built cm the hill." "Good." wts th; Honey, cccab , reply. "Go move your lot Into it- at Cotte cheee. lb. Thai JutrlJOn reminds us vividly ' no of the pred.'cament our voters and Hard Pederatlon. 43 Iba. charge went off when Tom was only half way down the .Vjr. .fJrf-.'rt "TL"1 Khfift 1 1 i U'Ctnt nn Hriu-n T . tta Ivi trim i , t.:a . K , -1 t w,. fnv-u. K. h.rf .. in- ' u.l 1. 1 ...j . it. ..... . ,l. lduitrial: cbniuu himself when he M urns. doa. uiuuitrt uiuneii uuui ana stnt It quicy 10 Uie suriace, ax'kaow Va. his own bouse Vfcxcd. dor. uui iv vijis wu jitic ine was ouiioinp. j But you will live a long time before you will find a finer example of real bravery than Tom displayed in this inci dent. Stories like this are heartening. To see a man who I ;SSSrt', wheat. bbL j w u uii uic wiiii tiiiiv tneie is somcining immensely more important than saving his own tkin restores bur faith in the entire race. That spark of nobility is present in every one of us, but it is frequently buried so deep in selfishness that it never appears on the surface. doz. LIQUIDATION NOTICE The La Grande Sational Banc, lo cated at la Grande, la the Siate of Oregon la closing Its affairs. AH note . Dr. Carl G. Pat-. holders and other creditors of the as-; isodauon are therefore hereby aotl-. ; fled to present the aotea and other ltlT for payment. P. L. irrrEES, Predent. 1 Dated June 13th. 1S32. ', e-14-60 t. ' NOTIC OF MEETING OF BOAKII OE EVl'ALIZATIOX FOR 1 MO.N ) CM'MV. OKEGO.V ' NOTICE is hereby grren. that the Mitfcil? Ear and Mastoid Disease." j . 10&ki" t'P" fwu. ruuauu. ( aaiBHIHMBaB " : fliicussion -Treatment of - ' m ' iKmnsia." Dr r t Jviroruo..J i Sc. 1 Di&cusaioa 7. : Sr..' Bil:r. ; 2ccj "Sti lc IndutlTtal Accident Com - Oc. mifiion.- B. J. Jhctson. claim agent. 10;Sem. 1 In the afternoon session, from 3 10 until 30. the program will be: 2Cc ' "New Developments in the Treat 15 a 25c ' Hay Pever." Dr. H. H. Fos- aozl.f"1- . W. Tieenn. Bafcer. Discuss; on "Oregon Stat Wedi ci.1 SocitaA". Clyce C. Foley, execu-ve-iccrerr. Portland. ..utes meet 1$ and election of oUice-rs. .' The Shake Switch Shop 220 Fir St. Special for Saturday & Sunday Orange, Strawberry, Apricot " and Pineapple Sherbet . 20c Quart 2 for 35c Maple, Black Walnut, Chocolate, Vanilla and Fresh Strawberry Ice Cream 25c Quart 2 for 45c Happy Jacks each 5c Clarence J. McCuser. -T J. ' EiBKifcs. Dr. 0C; 21c 18c 15c tl5 4.75 4.00 Aleat loud and lon about the burdens of tax U on. mste;ul and Icoash carcrn-" mental trpehdinirc. graft and cheap Eef boil, lb, , politic. But are they not ertUcifcing Pot roast, lb. '. the house they built themselves? Chops and ste, lh. Back s short time ago when most Hamburger lb of us had more money than brains h,. m i ' " i and when we were drunk on the pow- er of the aimlchty dollar, we openly ' . F voted for and pported candidates otf - , spendthrift character, kxiowioa- when 5 'i' " '? did so that we were "slippinc In Hkllbut- lb- (fresh) - shoddy matenals" In the povemmen- . " tl structure we were build: nr. We ! Poultry Jknew that povernment. justly and Light hens. lb. rccorrciiy aanuntterea. requirea spring, in. our sober thoght and honest action. wr dismia-fd the thoucht vtth jthe snap of a linger and went richt the dollar. We didn't have time to vote intelligently. Now we are npiig the re-rs. Or course the house wv built leak. and tracks and threstem to collapt. But we can't laa it on the other fellow. We built It ourselves. Let us profit by our lcwon and 8c -12-I5c 1520c UK. MOI 'NT TO ATTEND OREGOX CITY. Aug. 19 tPi Dr. Albert -Count, member of the state beard of .health, left here Thursd-y evening !ar Pendleton to attend state bewd sessions (here today. Dr. lunt will addreas the Orecon M"edlcal Society meeting at Baier F-atutrrny-- returning to Oregon City Sum? ay CHEWING GUM AND VERACITY ilany have been the schemes devised to dissuade witnesses from falsifying their testimony, and to ascertain when they are telling the truth and when not. Sensitive instruments have been evolved to measure the heart beat, which is sup-)0 f- .M..nvu livil 11 UK ia IUI IIKil in mc wiiiirss I1I1IIU. Perjury laws have Ira given teeth. And the oath and Bible have been introduced in the courtroom. But only now does the court believe it has the solution of the problem within its grasp. During a trial in which one of the two disputants a man and a woman was obviously indulging in falsehoods, the presming junge onservwi tnat both were ciiewing gum. ith-iDd the next house as it should t out their knowledge he took an accurate count of their ,,t.dr?Srf"uitSuesr TVrwe" "chews" per minute. The results were an average of f9 .who buut it. we bare been caratinc ixuia per uiuiuie wiui a maximum is lor the woman, while the man averaged Si, with a peak speed of 110. - The scientific assumption is that the man was the most excited of the two. which lends s'me light as to their rela tive veracity. If it is but: those who are telling the truth display the greatest cumpneure undir fire from counsel, then fast gum chewing on the witness Ftasd is a dead give-away. It hiis never le-n featured in chewing gum advertisements', but the fact remains that what the srum chewer seeks nwist from his favorite pastime is neither an aid to diireslion tmrlP-"'!? ltn-h. buterly fousnt 20c 18c I5c 25c Forest Service To Spend $3fl09fi00 SPOKANE. WKh, Aux. 18 vJ- The V- S. lori; service will snd X3. (JOOCKKI on hiphwsja and oiher de ie:pnic:n in Wcl?m Mioitana. North i Idkho and Ewtt Wafahmgv:n in the " WE HAVE .' . A Laundry Service for Every Budget Wet Wash Sc lb. to Prim Prest 15c lb. Phone Main 56 Standard Laundry & Cleaning Co. "Wife Saving Station" ECONO with SAFETY free Sure we can cut your tire costs and you won't need to sacrifice safety to do it. .. . We've just received a fresh-from-the-factory shipment of regular. SeiberCng Standard balloons and here are a few of the prices. Low, aren't they? . . ;,-,; RECrL.tR rfxl (-!l . tn sc-ro . H.75-lf . int.7f-: . ('X(.T5-:i . :xs.f-l . Ihi..!l . JlxS.w-fl . StS f'O.fl . ita.:5-i . fl5.:5-"! . ;iTc5.:ii-fti . Ilx513-;l . :Sx5.S0-18 . li1? Vi'U R-4S 32x6.00-20 . x5.f5-;o S.1S 33x6.00-21 . II. D. Track J2xt 39.3S 30 ulde. BateavLle. Art. i I BISHOP CRANSTON, M. E. LEADER, DIES; (Continued from Page One) had. unfortunately, too long iJe.ed." Though the bishop deplored rw irara une iow state lo Wherever you go, you find this malt with millions of friends a substitute for dentifrice tUt a for his nerves. He i rK-ctoral canu.ifns. NVrerthtle. chews that he may relax or. in more scientific lguage. ! nuaenTa that he may express in outer risvthm the pulsations of hjj'rnrd the i.ra at intern diipimW inner lieing. It follows from this that Uie f.tster the chewer j K ?ZaSX Kneads his wad the greater, in ll UV.'-lih !, is the perturba-1 movement, rather than by in tion or excitement that he eki thus to still. j leiiigent. indiriauai aaaiys-. So let all gum-chew i-is take hd ar.d park their cuds un der the bench before they asrr4 th witnens ttand. e iuc.uio UWTOCK Other Papers Say: .0(TLAttI.U fONqlLST By Bruce catton r-Tr.r.M a chsnrr m lnternatll r;..!i'n. rr i.-ex:er than is eencal 17 r.tltred ""h p-Mj affirmed la t winter. vl- ?U4 bj ir ly-a-je of halio:a and r i ex k-ni ao hi ir.e nations tlve. c-'uin Ainr:a in cocj rlioa wr.h t ne ivf o:n B-:vla and Pars- . .! . n tremrly el-'asoo: naiire thmwouu a.) SO .a prate if M 00. best alauxhter ee Mij. !lhe nations the world rive it morel C3UCAOO. Auj 19 ir (U. S D. A ) Kogs l0O0. active, lot. 15 cents bicher. leo-t) U HW.U M. Cajtle 1.000; fairly active, steady to troruf on most killing ces; short lrd anil lone fed Siecrs 17 00 . VPi5: cra steers as 55 sfY irr K-aive ac- realrrs aeax. 6 00 7 00 Sneep B.0O0; steady to stroru:. spot unevenly hiBber; native lamb f A T' '1 k. . . . I -.....t. .nr... u.n.- rarriuiiy. you will see ti.lt It tlxnal- tion that America a-ould ab:d' by the'1-" erie of Uie proloui.arai uitu In' policy of refusing to recognlre tern- she cnducl ol world allairs evet al- tpnaj or economic guns ahlrh anynei'piea. "on may me ny lores of arm OMAHA SIIIJP OMAHA. Atie. 19 in IV S D. A 1 Sheep 000-. lambs steady lo lie' higher. shep steady. frexVra eUiTNr: ! native and range lambs ai.ooii j 3S. jaaaw 11 wherever jroo jo la. lwwll 1 h youll fine, that the ' j i I A f, ' f tvaeiadeittSeteyorte ' v4 k ISSk . CCk 'rjav. 'T fiett of the ration. Al- ;x!!(i-n 3CX4.S0-21 2x1.75-1? . . I !5H.7S-:0 1 2?xS.(hl-l? I 3x.0fV-f(l . I !Sv5 fS-lS .. 1 Jf'-s.;5-i? i Jfixi.j-;ti j 31x5 25-21 J X5.50-1S ! H. n. Track UEAVT DtTV XtDT I?x5 .50-15 - 7.12 30x6.00-18 . 7.ST. 31xfi.00-l!l . - S.I7 Sl'x6.0l-20 l-l.i S3X6.00-21 31xC.O0-;2 0-10 35xf..0-;3 . an 30xf.5ll-IS 0-J.t Sl.50-n l-5 32x6.50-30 . 10.30 3tx7.0O-; . 30x5 S"0-21 - -10.40 -. lrvta - 10.S1 injnt li. in -. u. ni - li5 -. 15.10 ism - 13.KI 14. as - u.a5 . JIMS ever M.ll 1 1 t "en, rneyre as low as you'll pay for a dependable quality tire. The dollar you spend on these Selberlings will be the biggest dollar andahalfsworth of tire you've ever bought. Won't you come in now and discuss your tire problem with us? We know we can help you to work out a happy solution. HOME FOLKS . . . HOME SERVICE EM What It does la to outlaw the Htot twea down from 1.7S,
