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Thursday, September 1, 1932 r i 15 - . LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. ! Leap Year Bride (Continued from Page Six) away. Mentally Cherry checked over tlio list of things she must buy. It would havo to be a large order. She wanted beefsteak for dinner, mush-1 rooms to go with It and potatoes of choice. Cherry remembered the pink curse. Then there must be a salad, i apron, got It out and tied It around Stuffed celery would be nice and ! her waist. .Then she pushed up her Lnere WBa B teclpe in the cookbook. sleeves and se" to work. ror dessert strawberries and cream. ' She forgot time in her eagerness 80 "l the nical would be especially to put the new homes to rights. At ,llce she wanted salted uuts and last she straightened from the suit- olives. . case over which she hnd been bend-j In the store she remembered she lng. Her back ached and she rubbed would need ever so many more It. Cherry looked at the watch on things rolls and butter and coffee, her wrlBt. . The young man who took the order Almost two o'clock I Good gra- was helpful. He reminded here to clous, was it so late as that? She buy eggs, a bottle of milk and fruit realized Bhe was tired and sank for breakfast. - - - into a chair with a sigh. She had 1 The purchases, set out on the been working steaauy since eany counter, astounded Cherry. There Hoover Continues To Remain Aloof, From Republican Campaign Details llv llvron 1'rlee President Hoover's continued atti tude of aloofness from the details of the Republican campaign surprises no one who knows his personal in clinations and the pressure of his official duties. Of course he need not be expected POKTI.A.NH I'ROIIIXK PORTLAND, 8ept. 1 W Butter PtlnM 83 score or better 32 t 23c: standards 21 it 22c. Eggii Paclflo poultry producers' selling prlceB: fresh extras 21c; stand ards' 20c; mediums 10c: pullets 4c. Live poultry Net buying price: ., ... ' Ull'B uouiuv rwv uuiiue 1 1. Jr r""".J"i"e'L.&TJ. heavy hens colored 4',4 lbs. up' 13 that- In i nrnudentlal vear or out of 14: 00 mediums ec; iignte, !"" that in a presidential year or out or ,,- a lbs. too: aver 2 lbs.. TRYING CASE IN BAKER, ORE. BAKER, Ore., 8cpt. 1 (Special) A case having its origin In 1027. in which Floyd C. Vaughan Is plaintiff and Adnm and Amanda Kolb and tho olty of Baker ai'e defendants, wa-j be ing re-trll in circuit court hero with Judgo J. W. Kuowles. of - La Grande, prtaldlug on the bench. The case In volves rights to use the overflow water from tile city reservoir on the morning. Dan's things had all been unpacked and put away. Most of her own hung in the closet. : "I'm hungry," Cherry thought, "and there's nothing to eat " She arose and went to the kitchen. Praise bel There on the pile of plates was a small tin box of tea and on the lower shelf was a box of wafers about half filled. Cherry lighted a blaze under one of the stove burners, burning her fingers with the match. She put on water to heat and waited until tho kettle began to hum. Then she ' ., sl n-nniQ. iejt ,l t nnrt nmirod n cnnfiil. The 1 " Pennies leu, ten and the bo of wafers made her lunch. were so many packages and they were so big. - . . . "I'll carry them out 'to your car," tho clerk offered. "I'm sorry but I I haven't a car." "We can send them but we charge 10 cents for delivery service." Cherry nodded. She was counting out money to pay the bill. Three dollars and 65 cents. , She dug out tho last coin from the bottom of lier purse and discovered there were it. out u may on rcepuru ' , t.T",.., C,M ,. i lh Utt will be less ve than many oins.;"-: r .T 6c: ducks pekUis 101)1111 west of Baker. The trial Is being - . , . . IIP rAPiflPLinn camuHicu una i w -" CLASSIFIED ADS THB MAUKET PLACE OF UNION WALLOWA COUNTIES' (Count five average words to the line.) Per line. 1st Insertion. . 100 Per line, each added conseo- utlvo insertion '. .' .. 7o Minimum charge on one order Jlfto RATES BY MONTH 2 lines, per month .'. .2-50 S lines, per month ,......3 25 4 lines, per month .x,,'..', 4.00 8 Hues, per month ...... 4.16 . Each additional line over five ' charged at 60o per line per month. FOR SALE "I. guess I'd better take the things with me," she said hesitantly. The obliging clerk-. crowded tho . , ' . , . groceries Into three big saoks. They Her arms and shoulders ached , lllle(1 Doth the gltVa. al.m8, Bal. from the morning's exertion. Cherry . anclng the lu.avy lond perilously decided to leave the room as It was. ! chetr 60t otI dow"n the street. The really important event of the i . . . day was to be the evening meal. It She hfd not gone a dozen yards would be the first she had ever ! when the sound of an automobile cooked for Dan. the first in their own ! horn attracted her attention. Chcriy home. She thrilled at the thought I I t"ed to face Max Pearson at the Marketing would be the first step. 1 wheel of a black roadster. He had Cherry washed her face and hands, ! Pulled the car to the curb, dabbed on powder and then got Into j "Going to lot me give you a lift, her coat and hat. Just in time she I aren't you?" Pearson called as ho remembered she must have her key i stepped to tho pavement. He was and went back for It. j smiling. Tho grocery store was a block I (TO BE CONTINUED) LIT?1 6lRCCTfON SENIOR 4x JUNIOR MERCY was and FRIDAY, . M. GONE will leave the minutiae of minor Butterfat and country meats un strategy to others. cnapgea. . No one who has seen him at closo I Mohair, uuts. cascara bark. hops, range expects him, for Instance, tojcnlons, potatoes, strawberries, wool enter into anything like a Joint de-and hay quotations unchanged. bate with his Democratic opponent : or anyone else. Nothing is likely to jIiankm ADOPT KBW POl-K'-V change his determination to make TWIN KALLS, Idaho, Sept. J Is") few speeches. He may be counted : a,h banks of Tvln falls county, Inr on to stick close to Washington and , ciUdinn those h,ere ttild at Buhl. Filer, to the problems of the present ad- Klmberly. today announced a ministration. (moratorium restricting withdrawal of Theso factors come as near to tmufa except for ordinary buaUlCoS being absolute certainties as any- j Dni uvm expenses , to a maximum of thing can be in politics. : tiV3 pel. cent per m0nth of yoster- ' day's bulancco. ' FOLLOWS PARTV TRADITION The purposa waa declared to bo the There are several reasons for this, i restriction of hoarding and the pro some political and some personal. I tectlon of all de-josltors. Couplet! with On tho nolltlcal side there Is the 1 snnnnnmmp'it. was an exnresslon standing rule that the place for Re- 0f endorsement by various busines-s publican presidential candidates Is ; nousjs. organizations and Individuals. ab name. iwjuui:iiii .coiuciuiu, practices do not run to swings round the circle nor to Intensive dis putation with the opposition. In his present course Mr. Hoover is follow ing a party tradition which lias been fruitful of many victories in ,tho past. ) McKimey ana naming, wna muii "front porch" campaigns, followed that tradition to the White House. Coolldgo followed it when he was a candidate for reelection, eight years ago, to the extent of wholly Ignoring the direct questions of his opponent. The c(asslc example on xne onier side is Hughes, who In 11)10 stumped the country and left his Whlto House chances burled behind him In far-off California. Mr. Hoover himself followed cue j tradition to a large degree in his first campaign. Ills speeches were comparatively few and never fea tured by give-and-take argument. Jtl'SY (TIMES FOR HIM The personal reasons behind the present Hoover policy arise from two considerations. In the first place, tho hurly-burly of politics has little attraction for him. Only In later years of his life has he had any direct contact with It, and he never has appeared qulto at homo on the hustings. Probably his most unpleasant memories of tho presidency will revolve about tho annoyances and exasperations ho has experienced with politics. Tn the second nlace. he has so mapped out ; his work .as president that he has literally almost no time for anything else. He gets Jar down Into detail In the handling of many publlo problems. He talks over na tional affairs with a constant stream of callers. His hours of sleep and of exercise aro strictly limited, and on many of his weekend trips to the Rapldan camp ho takes along thoso with whom he wants to talk business. TiS.E RIPENED APRICOTS. 16c an applj bcx, beans 10c a gal., sweet onions l!i,c lb., cabuago 2c, potatoes lc lb., cooking or eating apples Be lb. We deliver. Phone your orders, La Grande Public Market, Fir and .Washington street. ,0-1-1 ijp. held without a Jury. Tho Jiwt trial took placa In 1028, the complaint having bceil filed the ; year previous. A verdict returned in Xavor of Vaughan, was appealed to tle Oregon supreme court, .wn'.cn re- mended tho case to the circuit court allowing Mr. Vaughan to amend his complaint. Judge Knowlcs went Wednesday . mo:nlng with George Henry, city watr commissioner, and the attor- iieys, Blaine Hallock representing Mr. Vaughan. Frunlc C. McCollach and i William H. Straycr tor Mr. and Mrs. Kolb, anil Allan A. Smith acting for the city, to tho reservoir hill and In- v-Jirnrm sturo restaurant suit. After tho return to tne court ,.,,, n, rnmliro k J MaWll room, the remainder of tho day.wu ", O.e In qui re K J Mo Wll ftiinii iuih ihn utiitnmpnLK of alio!- -.,., - a ' - neys and hearing the testimony of j .Mr. Voughon. CLEAR SEVEN ROOM BtUCCO bunga low, etc, on Yt acre; furnished, at tractive location near L. A. Today's value esuoo. Will exahange for clear larm near La arunae, rruiuana. Submit trades to owner, Jack Hale, San Fernando, Calif., J6330 JJord holf St. 0-1-1 t. 8-31-8 t. HUCKLEBERRIES 7BC Bal. Daily Cross-Word Puzzle ,1811 X. 8-30-3 tp HAS AMERICA NERTZ? J a radio romp, f 1 h DVORAK I K II ZTVS ? - '1 Also .... I - w. 1 ff"4,.r "STRANGE AS IT ,! " ,"' jT i'? "ji SEEMS" I.-.S ;, i . ,.- 'pj?St!i . ' jfr And Cartoon '1 . , . the sizzling low down on the male canary whose songs make ten million women weaken ! What is he? How is he? Why is he? . . . BOY, will you be surprised ! ACROSS L Heap . S. Stop 10. Last name ol a famous ruliUvi 14. ln a line 15. Pro! her of Moses 16. On 17. Control 19. Dise-olured Mluce 2U- Coinuutis uplm 21. .KKylitian jimIs' dixit 22. Uni,: prelix' 2. Utfore 'ii. Uetius ol slli-k. like Insects 26 famous dirigible '28. Kind ar tlee Ul. Made certain 34. MaUu a inlslake1 -3o. Uicalrtx is. Uny s march 39. "Warship 42. Metalliferous rin-k 411. Collou (abrle 44. Pari 4(3. 'Lacerate 47. 2111 4. lmirald-Rreen mineral 50. Unrlksl 53. Prophet 54. Surlaci'd. as a street 56. Hawaiian wreath 58. Tlfis 69. .mom; 8olutlon ot Yesterday's Puzzlo 25 S peedyPphrasTe" HAL VE E A M E R OKWE L EM E N r O liA.sjT ra p Ms h a p S ijf A PA R AlW E D 12. i. k. i a tTe. s w e re. E l? b ATT, j T EJR l N TAB A IrTO D Oils' A D e Vmx i onF ssIlo S Et?E" N EeTc A RT tiriu ImIkTsMrIa ITT' "loll" i.'.nti'icfi WA'iilc iiiirnhoi uf nih;lil(ililf US Die fiMin.lltf . furili m ,Obliti'iiiIe (1HPIU- Cut Willi a curituJiivr'H 1 i-iilhii r I Mitch m?nur of lenfit't 27. Silent , , lis. Oct-itFlanal phi ru I or a cummun viiKt'iahle 211, Ctinunnml 3U Fruni rilllipilc l. .IR'Klon $2. Xvtn iinrnitlve DOtlttU 'if, Shi'ltet for . .. sniiill utilinali J?. Uuidu't HticuiiU tnttu Ml. Flt'lU ll IIIHHCU- lltiu name II Uhl Imlinn tribe Hi. Ul'pi'OIU'llOll t'Misltvly 411. FlR-jiv of SIKllH'll al. Mother or I Mini of Troy 52. Thcohiuiejil FOR SALE Good sawdust burner $30, Firebrick Included. ViQO Spring. , 0-l-3tp WANTED SENIOR. HIOH SCHOOL girl wants place to wcrk lor board and room while attending school. Writ L. H.. c-o Observer. 0-1-3 tp. MISCELLANEOUS DOWEUL, BROS. CLXfJI-yTWt Will clean .up your ashes, papers, etc Pbone 828-J, f--t t.' jiASTEUN OREOOIf acuool of MUSte,' violin, piano, vole. OroOlts. L O.O. P. lemple. 447-J. " V. M-l B LA OMANUB (ATTCBB sad Dpaal , storing and Bug .OUajilnt Wofi PH. 424-w. Cbaa, dwarts Prop. LOST WANTED To buy ud truit Jars In aotxl coimltion. Piionc Mam uui. u-i-t r. SMALL BLACK BAO, contalna per . ooual belongings. Bend O. O. D. to Louisa Parduc, llchroond, Mo. R- ward. a-aMa.t. WANTED Truck driving. 50 per mo. and bd. inyself. Call Observer. . p-1-2 tp. WANTED Heating utovo, 405 Hcm loek. 0-30-3 tp. )24 War-Time Ships Are to Be Scrapped LOST Pair ol horn-rimnwd glasses' in pink case. Also leather pocket-, book ylth driver's license and credit card. Suitable reward. No questions asked. Mr. McKlnlay a,t Folk's store. B-l-t.f. WASHINGTON. Sept. 1 HI A total of 124 war-time ships tied up at various ports of the .United Slates were ordered withdrawn from regis try yesterday by "tho shipping board preparatory to scrapping them. ' Tho notion was taken upon recom mendation ' of the Merchant Fleet Cost of Fighting Fires Much Less SALEM, Sept.: X OT The cost of fighting fires In Oregon is dpproxl mntelv fio nor cent less than It was; i last year, state Forester Lynn Crone-, miller lias announcea. Losses from fires to date this year probably do not exceed 1 00,000, Croncmlller estimated, though - he stated tluit. all reports are not In yet. Llout. (Tohn .W. Wofford, member of the U. S. Army riding team, was mn kai.f. Chevrolet couuo. Rood running order, gootl terma to right corporation which was authorized to j the only south corotinmn to paruo- party. luqulro at Falk's. 8-27-t f. I'OB 8ALG LlRht model sedan. Driven only 14.000 miles- Oood condition. Not unk. Will .take sovcral ,cords of wood as par,t paymont. Balance cash or tonus If desired. Inq. 8213 Cedar St. 8-1B-B tp. FOR RENT 73 DOWN IJllV tlllt!IHlUtll l'lts Anleni lilT'.'llin 'i JLIIl ITi It )?I1 1 tl .Malt? fiTKi'hm IllM'H In 1'iililU' convey niii'ft ciilloq. Outwiinl look Itmlf (icrst'ii MliHc a lire llin limrv vvUfii-r tliinhi itclty SlllK'k iin mill uif Tmiiinii Amer Icni) fruit K n tut tjiiti 1 Iin tit I rui tnn (levlco Lutiib'H ocn ntiine CnniljJKtntlQr. Went up DllilK Kavorllc Afilo-Sfi!ton inoiiry of ' ncconnl Distant: Dfeflx WON'T CHANGE HIS WAYS How will nil of this affect his chances ' lrr November ?- Bomtf'polttlclanstlitnkr-'tlTe pic-, ture of n president busy nt his desk, refusing to be embroiled in partisan dispute or distracted by campaign clamor, will appeal strongly to the country in this time of stress. Others argue that traditions of other years are worthless; that the voters are , likely to look on Mr. Hoover as somewhat "snooty" and to prefer a candidate who climbs down Into the arena and gives and tnkes hard blows. Everyone is entitled to his guess, but no one need expect the presi dent to change his ways. About Ourselves To be honest with tme's self find to keep futtli wllh solf Is really xlifi ruck foundniion for every success ful career. 5 3 5p5 j 3 i jo 77 75 3 7a ' WMM: W.. mm- W W : 'mMk Mi t 31 Jo at W&a Wf'13 v : wM3 I I 2-RM. PUHN. HOUSE 8 mo. Lights and water furn., .1411 T Ave. 2-RM. FUBN. HOUSE. laiBC front and luck 4)orch. ISM V Ave. 9-1-1 tp. submit proposals which could be sold. as to tho ships Ipalo In the Olympics at Lea An geles, rns r.ome is a iiurciia. rRKCKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Some Trip SBE.NIIW FOCDUe; fciICK, IT V4REPS 7"E MUMPIM. Forth to FFC.kOS HOUSE;! By Bloser 5-llM. FUIIN1SIIED house .with gar- aiie, uui main a. i-ww ,w. ,8-1-0 tp." 5-RM. MODEllN -HOUSE, Karaite, 1101 i-i X Ave. AlsoXXKlge trucK fori sale. Mi. fit J. 01-2 t. lirttiVDM E'.vm liniun nnrt.lv flirt) .1003 Waahlngtan. Ph. 4U W. I B-l-3 t. SMALL FURN. HOUSE, Phone 394 W. 2122 Adams. 8-31-2 t. I'OH RENT Strictly modern, 8-rm. I furn. opt. In best residential dls- I t,i( Aiinn nnlAv 107 Pniirt.h Rt: B-30-1 m. . .Main 543. i- UNPUBN., MOD.. 6-rm. house. Call at : 1700 4th or 145 W. 8-30-M. POB RENT Modem 8 room furnloh- ,,,qd liouse, 1103 AdaroB. , ,q.30-3 tj). STKIOTLY MOPERN firm, house on , 9th St. Inquire 1405 JN or phone 434-J. AUTOMOBILES OLDSMOBILE 4-door sedan. Equipped with Karl-Keen trunk. 100. PERKINS MOTOR CO. 4th and Adams. Ph. Mam 600 8-30-t f. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE WITHOUT CALOMEL And You'l! Jump Out of Bed in Ihc Morning Rarin' to Go Tf you feel snur and .utile and the world looks punk, don't swallow a lot oI salts, mineral water, oil, laxative candy or ehewing cum and cupect them to make you suddenly sweet and buoyant and full of aunshlne. For they can't do It. They only move the bowels and a inere.rnovement doean t get at the cause. The reason for your down-and-out feiline is your liver. It should pour put two pounds of liquid bilo Into your Tiowela daily. II this bile Is not flowing Ireely. your food doesn't digest. It jut decays In tho bowels, (las bloat up your stomach. You havo a thick, bad taste and your breath Is foul, akin often breaks out In lilcmlshea. Your head aches and you feel down and out. Your whole it takes those good, old CARTER'S I ITTLk! LIVKIt PILLS to get thie two pcunds of bile flowing freeiy and make you feel "up and up." They contain wonderful, harmh-si. gentle vegetable extract;, nmaiinit when it cornea tn making the bile flow Ireely. Hut don't aak for liver pills. Ask for Carter Little Liver 1'illa. Look lor tho name t.arter s Little Liver I'illa on tho red Inliel. Iteaent lubBtituUi. Hoc at all stores. & 1U111 C. M. CAJ1PIIS CORDS $3.95 vfl I W . i i i i 1 1 ii .j n 1 1 wwr 1028 O. M. C. 114 ton truck. 41176.00. Used Hot Point electric range, 33.60. Carr Furniture Co. 8-10-1 m. (iRAF ItKACIIKS ltltA.IL PEBNAMBUCO, Brasill, Sept. 1 fP) The Oral zoppelln arrived today, completing tne iiikiiv nuiu f ".ow shafen, Germany. In tlireu days. . TV --T . S rl, nr. iS I . flJQ.T -i uiupdp - r-UNfii .., I l ,r-. ... . . . . I . . . L. I T'liA nit C ttmil 1 ; OU Mll 1 1 9 ' ' 1 . -ira r"rfi y ,UCl D IT 1UAT I M . , ' Mien Akl CCC A- - Hn'iBli I It L HO "r IS 1 1 Si.rr-S V TUZ VET- ( hL- ' ; r. M EW, I 1 ' rmmvmu l ( couldn't help itTLVi- becaose mje just ) i I SAY' atI.J' Sot; BACK FBWA ( OM.... .O ! rZ'" UP STATE.... J DIFFEREWT M 1 ; bO HELP IT T . H 1 1 "flr '-VMHAT ToWtJS 00 ) ( I- POM'T KMOVM... Ojjiy OU (SO TWPOUSH A WEr LOST OOP. I rl nU vhue AOTt) ) V . . ROAD MAP W r .' V flEO. o. s. PAT. or r. ( . ' Professional Directory . Hospitals UIL LEE D. UOOVT Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital cm now Foley Bldg. Ph. Uain is. TIIU NEW F ANGLES (Mom'n Pop) A Missed Opportunity! By Cwan (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) yiomi t" rpill-: danRlliiR ladder, mailo of roiio. Kfvo ovcry Tlnymlte now Jiopr-. "I"vas ratlior hard to climb II, Inn Ihoy nil slink to Ilia task "We'll Inavc our Klilltll hand mi' liHilml." siilil Diincy. "Iml 1 do lint mliKl This l:i l i-.r loads to rmio place now find .what moie can wo ask?" "1 llilnk tho lalklng li.nl host iinji iinill ve roach the very top." jalil . Si only. . "Wo'i-ri not out of liore mil 11 we're on' safo Brtmiul. "We're foolish tf we liosllate. This litililei's holding lols of ivolKjn. Juki clljiib. V'e mliilil col dizzy, If we Hl.'irl to look around. " "a. CO, mop by slop, thoy movoil ' alonp. oil Jioplng Hint iiaiighl would c,o wroiiit. At last woe fiiouiy reaolioil the lop. "Hur rah! I'm uale." r.rlcd lie. "Tluio's nolliliiK inutli lo ee up hire. cxr'Pl n forest which Is near. We nil will go exploring Jii"? as noon as you Join mo." The 'others Hr.rnmblCfi lo the ftriinnil ami Ihcn. as Dnnry looked M'vund, he fhouted very loudly. "Look' I see a pile of rooks'' The rest then cnzoil and Cnppy cried. "TIiomi are not lurks Hint you have spied Thoy all have lot leva on theiu mid I'm sure they're Mu le blocks " MiIIIC T.inies 1 1 1 r? ii inn right up near Say! What are you lads lining hero?" exclaimed n iliiiniy Utile voice "Pel bant you'd like to play " Then Diincy said. VThls Is a Joke.. That was a little block that jt-poke. We've mot onio llt.tlo ! bliicltbeailn mid we'll have some I fun today " Then t" Ike blockheads he cried lout, "Tell us what Ibla Js all jpbout " "All right." one nf ibom iniiRwered "Some real acrobala .you've foiinil " The next thing Hint Hie block heads did was break up their lino 'pyramid The Tlnlos watched Uhem closely as they scrambled lo the ground. (CopyrlRht. 15.12. NBA Service. Inc.) (llmicy uelN n sui-prlHe in the next sior)'.) COSU, I WISH SWEAT GRIEF . MERE ( J$VLa. ' ) Vl 1 WE HrM) THE COME5 frlFl WRING ' I QUICK. IjiP ,NTO j PVICE TO GO VJlTH THAT STUPIO ' .?Hl-3.!.I. ; , 1 . AND SEE THE BOY-FRIEND Of HERS1,! NEW qHON WAVLL NNE DO? f7 0& ' '" ' ' ' r HELLO. VNE OH, WE'RE OUST GOIHf VLL SAV IT l3 ECCAUSE. , I : , VWERE coming! out for the evening.. ne have, four tickets L I UP TO SEE yVjHATSwT0 BPlAt TO THE NCVW 3HOVsl THATy ' i H ' . V01J &rl' V-'irJT OPEN'S TO-NIGHT AND ! f" V, - f&i. frfl V, WANT VOU TO COME i
