Page Four
GOLF PROS BEGIN
DRIVE FOR TITLE
HELD.B Y 0. DUTR A
i "".- .) ' !! rH
BLUB MOUND COUNTRY CLUB.
Milwaukee, Aug. 8 W) .Under a Bet
ting of perfect weather and over one
of Jhe shortest campaign grounds In
the ' tournament's history, ps golfers
- opened the drlyo for the national pro
fessional, oluunplopljlp. , ttt . Blue
Wound, today, ',,,','.
Tho first starters, Len Mathew, St.
Pnul, and Ben Pautko, Detroit, ban-
'ed long tee shots to open' the drlvo
for 81 .qualifying positions In, tlie 30
hole test.
Despite' the great verbal ' barrage
that preceded the' tournament and
threat of an open revolt against the
Professional aoifers association, a first
class field was on the scimo for me
struggle to depose Olln Dutra. Los
Angeles, as . champion of American1
professional golf. , ; -: i '
ACE IIUDKINS IN
CRITICAL SHAPE
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 8 (II Another
i Wood, transfusion to mako up for ,tho
Inroads of a hemorrhage of, the lung
,' will he performed on Aco. Hudklns,
the) boxer,-today. ,
..The erstwhile "Nebraska Wildcat"
. IB Jn a Qlendalei hospital n a critical
condition. Incident to the removal
from his body of two bullets. He
was shot early Sunduy morning by
! tho. proprietor of a cafo who said:
i Jiudklns.drow a gun on him.
Witnesses to. the. iff air said Hud
Jtlns, whoso escapades havo written,
his name on police blotters several!
times beforo, was engaged In a brawl
In which his fists toppled several
. guests
Dr, P. S. O'Bollly, who directed last
night's operation for removal of the
bullets, announced Jfudklns was In a
critical condition and very weak.
Early today hospital attaches, said the
I boxer (was still unconscious but , In
'fmttsfactpry': '.'.shape.. Oft q'Retlly
thought Hudklns, would, live ;unless
coinpilcatloiis developed. '
.The cafe proprietor, , ,R. H. . Harris,
Is -held in, Jail on, suspicion of assault
with, a deadly weapon.- ... ,' , , .
Clinaman, Johnson
' Wretltle'To Draw
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. PORTLAND, Ore. Aug.- B (fll-rOtls
iClliigmn, lBl, of Oklahoma City, and
Oust Johnson, 102, of Minneapolis,
!wero) given, a. draw .In their, one-hour
.main event, on last night's wrestling
card here,
', Clliigrnan won the first fall with a
series of headlocks In 34 minutes
Johnson evened tho match In lO-.mln-
utee with, an alrplano spin.
' i HASKHAIX H'l'ANDINdH
, , nivrlcau l,eug!i
W. L Pot,
Washington 04 ..88 ..028
Now. York l "'
Phllacleluhla 61 60 .605
Detroit 62 64 .401
Cleveland 62 67 .477
Chicago - 48 60 .402
Boston ' '. 46 6,5 .460
Bt. Louis : 42 08 .382
Vosterilaj-'H hmuM , -'':
At Now York 0-6, Washington 6-4.
At-Philadelphia 6,. Boston . 8. ,
.At St.. Louis 0,. Chicago 0, i
At Detroit 0, Cleveland 3.
Natlimul league
No games scheduled Monday.
Coast Ixxiguo v
'".No games Monday; teams travelling.
Enlistments In
'' Army Are Resumed
Enlistments In tho United States
army nt Fort George Wright, near
Spokane, have been resumed again
alter being discontinued slnco March
1, according to word received here
todoy. :
Quality
Counts
Opposite The
Post Office
NELSON
"HOW THEY
GLEAM I"
iBcatlsproadjB and
.'PUlowi .,
)f silk, rnyon, or
celnneso -retalix
their original lus
tre, 6 h i p e and
sinnrtncAS whon
dry-clcancd at tUo,
ODORLESS CLEANERS
1107 Washington Main 701
Waterspar
QUICK DRYING
ENAMELS
I'oauliful Sharloa
Eiisy to Apply
Pittsburgh
Paint Store
111 Elm. St. J. A. Bugg, Mgr.
JESTER'S, SHOE SHOP
High Grade Hhoe. IttpulrlnK
At Itorlr Hot loin Prlcr .1. .
Shoes Dyed U5c. 3Sc Wei pick
out the old stitches 1st Class
or No Payl
1212 Adams Nut to Klrnle'i
AT THE LIBERTY
I The . roar of airplane motors, tho
scream of wind through .struts and
braces, the rat-tat-tat of death-deal
ing machine guns and above them alii
the. friendship and hatred that flour.
lehes between men engaged ln'Ilylng
to death this,- briefly, Is "Tho
Eagle and 'The Hawk," story of war
time aviation, which opened this af
ternoon at the Liberty theatre.
Fredrlc March and Cary. Grant
play .the two leading roles In the pic
ture. Jack Oaklo lurniBhes comedy
Interest and Carole Lombard xoman
tlo Interest. -Stuart Walker directed.
The story by John Monk Saunders
author, of ''Wings", i centers iarauud
two wartlmo filers who aro an un
beatable combination In the. air but
the bitterest of enemies on the
ground. March Is the pilot,, a - bril
liant, reckloss filer ..who can out
maneuver .anything else in-the air,
Orant Is the observer, a skillful, ruth
less gunner, .who Can. fill anything. In
sight with a load of deadly machine-
gun bullets. . . ; i, -
CALIFORNIANS
tVISIT. WALLOWA
WALLOWA (Special) Mr.'and Mrs,
Stewart Tulley and-two small daugh
ters arrived at , Wallowa Monday, from
Sacramento, Cat., and aro visiting Mr
and Mrs. O. T. McDanlol. Tho Tulley
family Is spending tholr vacation
traveling ami, had 'visited In Van
couver, B. C, . before, conlng hero
They expect to visit hero three weeks
FIND IT
HERE
Copy, for- tills' Column mast
oe in' by irs.-ni. , y
Dance Fletchers Round-Up .band.'
aoodurod's, Union, Wed., Aug. 9th. '
: 1 ' ' 1 tp,
NOTIPB
Oregon ' Trail Barber Shop has
mavc-d .across Adams nto tho Lottes
Bldg.. P.,,M.-,.-Wy(i. JTCB. ,.' ., n7 .?
August lOtli last day. to. pay water
rent without a, penalty , 8-7-3t
Moon's Pure Vanilla .Extract Is cot
ter and costs less, 3 m. 33c, 0 oz. 52c,
pint S1.30. 8-1-1 m.
August 10th last day to .pay. water
rent without a penally 8-7-3t
' ' ' NOTI0H 01 1'lNAI, ACCOUNT
IN Till-! COUNTY. flOUItlv ). UNION
COUNTY. STATU OK OltKdON
IN THE MATTER OF "THE tS'i'ATE
OP GERALD RUMMEL, DECEASED:
' CEASED. ' ' '
Notice Is hereby given that tho un
dersigned, ' administratrix of the os-
Uito of Gerald Rummol, deceased, has
filed her final account In the County
Cpuvt or Union County, stato of Ore
gon, ami that Thursday, September
7, 1033 at tho ihour of 11:00 a. m. or
said day In tho County Court room
at .tho, County Court House at La
Grande' has 'been designated its the
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Only Thor sa :
Can 'Give Yen
Tree Rolling"
and the
Super'
-Whether or not your clothes aro cleaned thor
oughly and safely depends on two things tlie
water action and the wringer.
.The Thor 'Agitator produces 18 currents of
water, that afford the speediest, safest washing
..action, it is possible to produce. It will not
tangle or tear clothes makes them last 50
' longer. Cuffs and collars are washed spotless
ly .clean in six minutes, without rubbing.
You'll find this agitator only in. the THOR..
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Easy Terms
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WORLD'S CHAMPION HIGH JUMPER
"Diamond 'Jubilee", world's champion IiIrIi Jumping horse,
will bo seen nt tho- OroHon State. Fall-, Sept. .4-0. The woiultr
horse,' holder of (ho cliniupionslilp with n leap of 8 feet 4 Inches,
'will pm-form ill Jim Mftilcnvc's Gynikhanii, part of tlic free two
hour Bhow presented ':nlf!htly. lit company tvllh VDhiiiiomi
ilublluo" will lie; ninny other cliainplon Junipers, Incluaiog (he
famous-"Inconiu Tax" and "Silver Htiir."
time and place ; for the hearing or
objections to said final account and
the settlement' thereof. All persons
interested In said estato aro hereby
further notiried to fllo tholr objec
tions to said final account, If any
there be, In writing, on or before tho
day fixed herein' for the settlomcnt
of said final account.
Date of first publication, August 8,
1033.
' Date or last publication, September
6, 1033.
EVA RUMMEL, Administratrix.
Aug. 8, 15. 22, 20. Sopt. 6.
1H YOU KNOW-THAT
we will size and press your hand-knit
dress while you wait? -You are wel
come to sco the entire . bporatlon.
Phono Main 60, for appointments.
Standord Laundry. - 8-7-2t
August loth last day to pay water
rent without a penalty 8-7-3t
FOR YOUR TAHI.K '
You will bo delighted with the now
green and rose glosswaro which Is now
on salo at Richardson's Art and aift
Shop. A complete service of Tea Cups
and -Saucers, Plates, Bowls, ' Platters,
Cako Plates, aiid Pooled- Tumblers for
only 6, 10 and 15c each while they
last. -Sec tho window now at Rich
ardson's Art anil! Girt Shop. 8-3-3 t.
Wrissgea
Agitatir : ''.11
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No other washer has ' a wringer that -even
approaches the Thor Free-Rolling Wringer
in .design or, action. It is an exclusive Thor
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driven no roll slipping to tear the clothes.
2. One control does three things applies roll
pressure starts rolls in motion and tips water
deflector to correct position. 3. Automatic
and constant pressure. 4. Extra deep drain
pan prevents splashing or spilling of water,'
5. Super-safety.
Remember, you'll find this wringer only on
the THOR.
A FREE HOME (DEMONSTRATION
LA GRANDE EVENING
1 V'J
August, 10th last day to pay water
rent without a penalty 8-7-3t
Crazy Crystals at Moon Drug Co.
8-4-1 m.
August loth lust day to pay water
rent without a penalty 8-7r3t
CurrlcrB Tablets at Moon Drug Co.
.8-4-1 m.
. FOR YOUR CAR
Windshields and side glasses quick
ly and correctly fitted at small cost'
to you at Richardson's Art and Gift
Shop. 8-8-8 x,
TltKASUKY PEPAFTMENT
OFFICE OF. THE COMPTROLLER OF
THE CURRENCY.
Washington.; D. o., May 24, 1933
Notice ls hereby given to all per
sons who may have claims against
"The United States National Bank .of
La Grande, Oregon," that the-same
must bo presented to Hugh-Boomer,
Receiver, with the legal proof thereof,
within three-months from this-, date,
or they may be disallowed., ' '
F. G. AWALT, Acting Comptroller 01
the Currency. ' , 6-24-8 m.
" SCHOOL CHn.OBEN
You can get scratch paper at the
Observer.1 Bo pad. ;ll-2-t f.
OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
ta'.M.MONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP, THE
STATE OP ORBOON FOR
COUNTY OP UNION '!
State of Oregon, represented and act
ing oy juuus u. . aieier, uovernor,
.Hal E. Hons, , Secretary of State,
George A. White, Adjutant General,
. Winter S... Fisher -and. Preecott W.
Cooktagham, comprising the World
War Veterans' State Aid Commis
sion of the State of Oregon, Plain
tiff ', ' '
- .vs. " ' ' , '
Walter J. Henry, and Matle K. Henry,
his wife; J. D. Slater and Pannle
B, , Slater, ids wife; and John) Wid
en, Defendants. "'' .
TO. Walter J. Henry. ' ' r
IN THE HAMB OP THE STATE OP
OREGON you are required to appear
and answer - the ' complaint filed
against you In the -above entitled
court and cause,' on or before the
20th day of August, 1033, the said
date being the lost day of the five
weeks period prescribed by order for
the publication of .this summons.
And If you fall to answer' sold
complaint or otherwise plead herein,
for want thereof, the above named
plaintiff will apply to the court for
the relief prayed for In Its complaint,
to-wlt:
For' Judgment end decree against
the defendants, Walter J. Henry and
Matle K. Henry, Jus wife, for the sum
of (2742.52,' together with interest
thereon at the rate of 4 per an
numfrom the 10th day of January,
1932, until paid, and (276.00, attorney
fees, for the collection of plaintiff's
note' and foreclosure of plaintiff's
mortgage, and for plalntTlt's costs and
disbursements Inourred herein.1
That the plaintiff's mortgage given
to secure the note described In plain
tiff's complaint be decreed -to be a
first and prior 1 lien over . all : other
Hens and encumbrances and that the
said sums of money above set forth
be decreed. to, -be a good, valid, ana
subsisting Hen upon the said prem
ises under , and by --virtue of the said
mortgage,- upon all: or .the property
described 4n plalntirf's mortgage, to
wlt: .
. Commencing. at a point:-forty
- (40) rods West of the: Northeast
corner : of ; Section ; four (4) , In
Township one (1) North Range
thirty-nine (39), - East of the
WlUamette ' .Meridian; ' ' running -thence
, West twenty-four (24) '
rods, thence -South .ten (JO) riMs,
First
"Butternut,
All
A ;ri
pa
Uhence East twenty-four (24)
rods, thence North ten (10) rods
to the place of beginning. Also,
-The North . half (14) ot the
Southeast quarter ( !4 ) and the
Southeast quarter ( ) of 1 the
Southeast quarter ('i) of Sec
tion thirty-three (33); also com
mencing at the Northeast corner '
of the Southwest quarter ( ' ) of
the Southeast quarter (!4) of
said Section thirty-three (33), 1
and running thence Bouth' fifty-1
two (62) rods, thence Northwest
erly' to the Northwest corner of
.the Southwest quarter ( 14 ) . of
the Southeast quarter ( 14 ) of said!
Section 'thtrty-ttireo (33); thence1
East to the, place of beginning.
Being In Township Two (2)
North Range thirty-nine (u9).
East of the Willamette Meridian.1
Also the Northwest quarter (14)
of the Southwest quarter (14)
of Section thirty-four (34), In
Township Two (2), North Rohg-'
thirty-nine (38), East of the Wil
lamette Meridian.' exoeptlng from'
tho above -described land a tract
lieretorord conveyed andVdescrlb-1
ed as follows, to-wlt: Commenc-I
. lng at the Northeast. corner or
the Northwest quarter ( 14 ) of the
Southwest' quarter (14) of said
Section thirty-four (34), run
ning thence West one hundred
twenty (120) rods, thence South
four (4) rods, thence East one
hundred twenty (120) rods,
thence North four (4) rods to-the
place of - beginning. All situated
In Union-County, Oregon. '
and that the said .mortgage be fore
closed, and tlie property therein de
scribed be sold as -provided by law;
that the plaintiff -may be a pur
chaser at said sale;' that the proceeds
of- the said sale of the said' property
be applied to the payment of tlie
amounts due the plaintiff and to be
come due upon the promissory- note
described '-'-in '- plaintiff's -mortgage,
reasonable attorney fees ' and costs
and- dlsbursements -'of--this suit; and
accruing ;costs,' and the ' balance, - If
any, to-be paid' to tlie defendants, , or
their successors In Interest,-as-their
tnteresta may "appear; ' ' tlutf tlie
Sheriff, at the time or the said sale
of- the said -mortgaged property,, put
the purchaser of said property ln
possession, thereof,' that : the Sheriff
be directed to execute and deliver ,to
said, purchaser at the: time of tfhe
said,.saiev,a certificate of sale to.saia
property and a -Sherlf f 's deed to ttie
f - I'VJc -V,',
S)TD) TP A
As a Result of the Government Processors Tax . and
Subsequent -Rise "in the Price of Flour
Bread Prices :Vill Be As Follows:
Grade Bread
and" "Malted :Milk" I Bread.? 1 ?
Pound and a Half Loaves at 13c
Secondary Grade
Breads
.Pound.and a Half
Breads
These.Prices in Line With Bread Price Increases
Already in Effect in Qther Cities of the Northwest
'. : -. ' '" ' ' I ' i . ; i ! , , ':
... ... T.r r ir-TfT-in.?
i
- " ti j . itictr imams, rroprietor
Wnimtteffs Bakeiry
M ' ! nt ' iir'-.i.. n
Philip Winters, Proprietor
same at the expiration of tho tlmo
allowed by law for the redemption
of real property, If no redemption bo
hod. '
That the'equlty of the dofendonts.
j; d. Slater and. Pannle B. Slater, his
wile, and John Wldeli; and all per
sons claiming under them In and to
said mortgaged property, or- any part
thereof, be forever barred and fore
closed of and from ail right, title;
Hen, estate, or Interest In and. to or
upon sold mortgaged property, .and
every - part thereof, -saving .and ex
cepting only the. statutory right of
redemption. .
That tho said mortgage be declared
to toe prior In time and superior In
right to any ilght,..tltle,. lien, esrnto
or interest, or any claim of . any
right, title, lien, Estate or Interest
which the defendants, rWalter ,ji
Henry end Matle K. Henry, his wile.
J. D. Slater and Fannie B.. Slater, his
wife, and John .Wldell, or any of
them, may have or claim to. have In
,or to upon sold premises or any
part thereof, and that all of the de
fendants, and each of them, and all
persons, or parties . claiming under
them, or any of . them. . may be for
ever enjoined and debarred front as
serting any claim .whatsoever In and
to said land and premises adverse to
plaintiff, and for such other ano fur
ther relief as to the Court may seem
Just. and equitable. '
.SECURITY SALESMAN :
Wanted,.. '.
In La Grande . territory, '
-.ui---.ta represent Portland
house with nation-wide
. .'connections although
participating in no un- ;
I ' -derwrltlngs. It Is neces
sary, of course, to be
, familiar with flnoncial '
- arralrs but not prejud-
-:'.' Iced, anel above oil -one
' who will honestly and
. ' . . conscientiously endeavor
'- 'to better-the holdings or
" . his client. ' Please -write
. fully. ' Glad to hear from
" those In other localities.
Jofin G. Galbrnith, '
i UNIVERSAL BOND (c i
; ;' MORTGAGE CORP. ,
, Fourth and Stark
'"' , Portland, Ore. i
O
Loaves Sell at 12c
wedaimesduay
17 nf Pound
n t
Tuesday, August 8, 1933
This summons Is published by r
der of the Honorable J. W. Knowles,
Circuit Judge-of the State .of. Oregon
for Union. County, made. and entered
In the above .entitled court pn the
31st day of July, ; 1833, prescrjblng
that tills summons'-be served-)! pub
lication . thereof . . that . the ..some ) bo
published once, a week or four, suc
cessive weeks In five-conseoutlra. Is
sues ot' the Lai Grande: Evening Ob
server, a newspaper, published -dally
in ' the City of , Ls, i Grande. . .Union
County, Oregon, and "of general cir
culation In said county. . .
HUGH E. BRADY, Attorney lor. Plain
tiff, residing at la Grande, Oregon.
Date of First publication: 'August
l.1833. . " .. ' . .. -' '
Date . of , Lost , Publication; . August
39,. 1933.
, Aug. 1, 8,. 15, 2a and 29.
""' 'Beginning
Monday, Augrfth
'e:WJn' Open, n't -S A, M.y,'
. and Close, at 8, P. M. .
Phone. yourordera,,(n by 4 p,m.
i.for .your,:dally.idBll.very.
. GAITHER jICE0& ' "
FUEL' CO.
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