LA GRANDE EVENING' OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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FOR SALE
FOR RENT,
FRESH CIDER 26c. 401; J. 11-20-3 t
FURN. APT., front ground floor,
steam heat, 1608 Wash. 11-27-3 t
FAT RHODE ISLAND RED hens. Mrs.
O. a. Conner. Ph. 258 E. 11-28-2 t
Wednesday, November 29, 1933
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May Park.
GENUINE Indian Herb Compound
from Washington; D. O. 1B0 tablets
tl.OO box. Phone 631 J. 11-27-3 tp
FOR SALE Hay, 10 to 160 ton, 6
ton. PH. Farm. 20X2, cove.
11-37-3 tp
baniI ROLLED chocolates 35o lb
Rneclal Frldavs and Saturdays 25c
lb. Our candles are always Iresh
and tho Dost, cnerry tt:ossornjanay
Shop. ' , . ll-l-i m
AUCTIONEERING Rightly conduct
ed. Jay Breshears, auctioneer, All
ccl, Ore. 10-28-1 nip
SCRATCH PAPER for school or "some
at the Observer. 3 pads for Bo.
; 9-14-t f.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE
FORECLOSURE SALE
Iii the Distrlut court or the United
States tor the District of Oregon.
The California Joint Stock Land
Bank of San Francisco, a corporation,
plaintiff, vs. Baidel M. Van Donge
and" Ethel C. Van Donge, his wife,
The United States National Bank of
La Orande, Oregon, a corporation,
ber, 1933, In favor of The California
Joint Stock Land Bank of San fttn
Cisco, a corporation, as plaintiff,
aeatnst Bardell M. Von Donge and
Ethel O, Von Donge, his wife, for the
sum of $11,696.98 with Interest there-
- on at the rate of six per cent per
annum from April 20, 1933; taxes for
the year 1931, $609.25 with Interest
thereon at the rate of eight per cent
per annum from May 6, ,1931; taxes
for the year 1932, SSB4.B wun inter.
est thereon at the rate of eight per
cent per annum from May 8, 1932;
and the further sum of $1,600.00
reasonable attorney's fees and plain
tiff's costs of suit taxed at $no.03
and for the costs and expenses of
eale, commanding me to make sale of
tho following described real property
situate in the County of Union In
and Hugh Bodmer, receiver thereof.
William H. Facer and Amanda tl.
Facer, his wife. The Orande Ronde
Land Company, a corporation, B. u,
Lloyd, Eastern Oregon Light & Power
Company, a corporation, The La
Grande Credit Association, a corpora
tion. Union County, State of Oregon,
a municipal corporation, and The
First. National Bank or La oranao,
Oregon, a corporation, defendants,
By vireue of is. wri. n judgment,
decree and order of sale Issued out
of the above court in the above en
titled cause to me directed and dated
tho 24th day of October, 1933, upon
a Judgment, decree and order of sale
rendered and entered In said court
and cause on the 10th day of Octo
the State of Oregon, to-wit:
The Northeast quarter of tho
Northeast quarter, the South half
of the Northeast quarter and the
Southeast quarter of Section 20;
the West half of the West half
of. Section 21; the northwest
quarter of the Northwest quartor
of Section 28; the Northeast
quarter and the Northeast quar
ter of the Northwest quarter of
Section 29, all In Township 3,
South Range 40, E. W. M., to
gether with all and singular tho
privileges, appurtenances, tene
ments, hereditaments, easements
and rights of way thereunto 'be
longing or usually enjoyed with
said premises or any part thereof,
and the reversion and reversions,
remainder and remainders, rents,
issues, and profits thereof, and
abw all the estate, rtghtf, title
and Interest, homestead or other
claim or demand, as well In law
as. In equity which the mortga
gor's had on the 24th day of No
vember, 1922, or might thereafter
acquire of. In or to the said
GOOD
NEWS
for
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dyspepsia, sour stomach and
kindred ills.
It neutralizes excess acid; re
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and aids digestion of foods most
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STEAM-HEATED apt. 1311 O ave.
; ' 11-28-lmp
MISCELLANEOUS
DEAD VIOLINS brought to life. Live
ones put on their toes. Factory fid-
. dies rendered playable. Actual re
voicing, expert adjusting. At your
service 'till Dee. 16th. Geo. Hart
vlgsen, 2005 N. Greenwood.
11-13-1 m.
DO WELL BROS. OLKAN-UP We Will
clean up your ashes, - papers, etc.
Phone 323-J. ' " ... 8-8-t 1,
WANTED
WANTED Used lb ton truck. Will
trade used passenger car. M. J.
Goes. 11-29-1 t
WANTED Baritone horn. Farm. 169.
. ' ; n-27-3 tp.
THE DALLEd Furniture Store Is now
under management of A. A. Fldler
and will pay cash, for used furni
ture or what have you? 11-18-1 m
premises or any part thereof;
and also all right, title and In
terest of the defendants or any
of them, and all persons claiming
by, through or under them which
they then had or now have In or
to said premises.
Said decree further provides said
property' shall be sold under plain
tiff's Judgment and decree and after
payment of its costs and expenses of
suit and sale, attorneys' fees, judg
ment ana Interest' thereon as therein
provided, the remainder of the pur
chose price, if any, be paid to Tho
First National Bank of La Grande,
Oregon, upon Its judgment and de
cree recovered in said suit against
W. H. Facer and Amanda H. Facer,
his wife, for $9,638.81, together with
Interest to the 20th day of June, 1933, 1
$1,191.81, and Interest on $9,836.81 at
eight per cent per annum from June
20, 1933, and costs of suit taxed at
$178.03.
NOW, THEBEFOW2. by virtue of
said writ on said Judgment, decree
and order of sale, and In compliance
with the. command of said writ, I
will on the 2nd day of December,
1933. In the forenoon at the hour of
10 o'clock of' said day at the front
door of the County Court House In
La Grande, Oregon, sell at- public
auction, subject to redemption, to the
highest bidder for cosh In hand, all
right, title and estate which defen
dants in this suit have, or any of
them had on the 24th day of Novem
ber, 1922, the date of the mortgage
described herein, or have since ac
quired or since said date have had
In or to the above described prop
erty or any part thereof," to satisfy
said Judgment, decree and order of
sale, with Interest, .costs and accru
ing, costs, Including tho costs upon
this writ.
(Signed)
JOHN L. DAY, United States Mar
shal for the District of Oregon.
JAMES A. FEE. and FEE Sc RANDALL,
Attorneys for Plaintiff, Post Office
Address, Pendleton, Oregon.
Nov, 2, 9, 16, 23, 30.
Lisbon Loseg Plane Trees
LISBON UPl Thmunnrfa nf fl,A
plane trees - beautifying tho streets
of Portugal's canitnl urn tn hA ri
stroyed to check the spread of a
parasiuo plane disease.
Announcement...
Mr. W. E. Wilkins, State Field Inspector, of the
World War Veterans State Aid Commission
Announces the Appointment of
LOWELL WILLIAMSON
of Williamson & Berry
As County Representative
to handle Rentals, Leases and the Sale of all
properties of the Commission, in Union County
For information regarding any properties, see or call
Williamson & Berry
Phone Main 900 First Nat'l. Bank Bldg.
THE DILLYS
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AWORDTOMOTHER , V h YOU NOT TO' , Ff FOR THE WEEK-END?? 11 Ft Jl I RICH TOLKS THROW --JJ. --,L NIGHT.' Jl
HUTCHINSON WILL
FIGHT CHANDLER
HERE ON DEC. 13
Tho date of the event was
changed from Dec, 12 to Doc. 13
ub a token of co-operntion with
the management of the Liberty
theater which has a road show
booked on the former date. At
a meeting of the Eagles last night
it was decided to send the win
ners of' the forthcoming classic
to the lnter-state meet In Boise
in January, and it was an
nounced the one-night affair Is
the last amateur boxing show
' for La Grande. ,
Local boxing fans were assured a
sensational and colorful amaceur ring
bout when Dan "Pa" Chancier agreed
to permit Jimmy Chandler to fight
Lowell Hutchinson, brilliant amateur
middleweight of Union, In one of the
bouts of the Eagles relief fund bene
fit one-night championship amateur
boxing tourney at Sacajnwea arena
night of Dec.. 13. ,
- LewlHton Clinmps to Fight
Headed by Bernie Sinclair, light
weight champion, several winners in
the amateur ring meet recently held
In Lewlston, Idaho, have mailed in
their entries for the Eagles great one
night relief fund tourney of cham
pions and near champions' at Saca
jawea hotel arena night of Dec. 13, it
became known today. "Give me Ger
ald Butcher, lightweight champ of
tho La Grande tourney and I'll take
all tho fight out of htm," Sinclair
wrote.
Some 14 to 16 thrilling three
round fights featuring all of the title
winners of last week's tourney
against champions and near champ
ions of the local and other big meets
will be dished up to the spectators
on the one-night affair Dec. 13.
Among the champions of the tour
ney hero last week who will defend
their newly won titles In the one
night eyent are Big Stanley Bessy,
heavyweight; Jlnuny Chandler, mid
dleweight; Johnny 55igler, welter
weight; Gerald Butcher, lightweight;
Crville Bowers, featherweight; Dave
. ' ' VV'-'1 '
Larson, flyweight; Frankle McClure,
Jack Matot, Junior flyweight; and a
number of promising amateurs- who
did not win' titles.
The local amateurs will- report to
Eli CiaU at" 7:30 fL-idayi nigfnt
where those who are to be permit
ted to compete Dec, 13 are to train
and after which all of them will be
treated to a banquet. t
ELGIN BACKS HUTCHINSON
ELGIN, Ore., Nov. 29 Joining
forces with fight fans from Union,
fistic disciples of Elgfn org backing
Lowell Hutchinson to defeat Jimmy
Chandler In their bout on the Eagles
relief fund card at the Sacajawoa
arena at La Granite night of Deo. 13
Young Firpo Beats
Wesley Ketchel
PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov. 29 WV-DIs-playing
a h&rd-hlttlng attack ihat
sent his opponent to the canvas
twice. Young Firpo of Burke, Idaho,
was- awarded the decision over Wes
ley Ketchel of Portland in the 10
round main event on- last night's
fight program -here. Firpo weighed
174 pounds, and Ketohel, 165,.
FLOWER SHOW
AT CHERRY'S
A showing of chrysantnemums is
being held at Cherry's Florists, and
Is attracting a great deal of atten
tlon among the flowor lovers of this
community. First showing was last
night and another showing is sched
uled for this evening.
A nrtvn! nicht lUrht that Can 1S
plugged into any standard electric
light socket uses a flashlight iDUU to
supply illumination.
-(UUS-CHALMERS-
Track typo and Air Tired Tractors.
Combines, implements,
Road Machinery,
CHANDLER TRACTOB
Si EQUIPMENT CO,
1312 Jefferson Main 632
FOUR GRID GAMES
IN COAST STATES
SAN FRANCISCO; Nov. 20 OP) A
football campaign on unprecedented
thrUis arid: upsets draws toward its
close along the if or western front this
weekend, with' the possibility strong
that a' few more surprises' may toe
written Into the nearly-filled 1033
record books.
Pour outstanding clashes are sched
uled, one an anti-cllmactlc Paclflo
coast conference, contest between
Washington 6tate college and ithe
University of California at Los- An
geles tomorrow and another an inter
sectional- battle pitting University of
Georgia against University of South
ern California at Los Angeles Satur
day. University of Oregon's Webfeot,
having completed their conference
schedule with four wins, one loss, and
a tie for the conference title, will
ffThe great thing Radio
can do is to bring Inspired
Music into the home"
It is not. necessary to know about music
one can simply feel it, and love it.
"Listening to a cathedral organ or to
any great orchestra ivho of us has-not
felt uplifted ar-d refreshed, as by the cool
clean air of the mountains?
"To my mind, the great thing radio can
do is to bring' Inspired Music into the home.
My comrades of the Philadelphia Orcliestra
and I welcome this wonderful opportunity. "
, Symphony Orclwitra
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co., tho people
who make Chesterfield, want you to hear
the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra to
many people, 'the greatest musical organi
zation on the American continent.
We know you will like
this music, and although not
in the same way we hope
you ivill enjoy Chesterfield
COLUMBIA COAST-TO-COAST
Every night in the week
battle the Gaols of St. Mary's in Ban
Francisco's kesar stadium tomorrow.
At Spokane, evenly matched Goneaga
and University of Idaho tangle In
turkey day contest.
NORTHWEST FALL
GRAIN DOES WELL
SPOKANE, Wash. With wheat
fields In fine shape- throughout th.
northwest. It Is predicted that there
will he bumper yields of winter, wheat
as a result of ithe mild, weather pre
vailing so far this fall.
Tine wheat' Is- reported' to'h&ve a
good start: Is allowing a heavy stand
and grain mon agree, should' be in
condition to withstand winter frosts.
It Is said that yields In the Palouso
country, especially, promise to' b.
heavy enough itor almost offset the 15
per cent acreage reduction required
under the domestac allotment plan
-an estimate of the number
. . .
Leopold StotcomM
Conductor Philadelphia
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Quake-Shattered Town' Rebuilt
PESCARA, Italy' W A- village
of 86' concrete houses, each for a
family of seven, was erected near
here In 18 days to take oare-of the
population of- Salle,- a village de
stroyed by earthquake on Septem
Your photograph will be
treasured when other gifts
are worn out.
Just give us half of your
lunch hour and you'lf have
the pictures for Christmas.
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day and" night and- also completed
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