La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 20, 1934, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textl'n lie Four LA URANDE lSVlSNlNG OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, QBE. TucHday, February 20, 1931 (luirHirulrl) An lnrtrMii(ln( Nwiauer Duma Main Olio lli W, niBUMUKiKH .,.,.. I'liblldmr mid General ilanagar IIAIIOI.U M KINI.AIf UtUlllW MaUM' Pillilltli.il tmiliiHi, uiUuu Dummy, at 17)0 until alraat, U I Qranda, Orptfuti. iiUrort al tlia fculiifflu (if U drawl, Oregou, M HaouoO Olaa Uall MMUir tlmlor not nl Maruu II, lltvo. UlTIUIAlj I'Al-IHIl Cll' UNION OOUNTlt AND Till OITY Of I.A IIUANim MKM1IKII (.11' AIMHAIIATKIJ I'ltlWIB 'I'll Awuxilateil Warn la aiiliiall)r Mtltlnl Ui iim fur UIiIIdaII(q uf all liawa UIWli'liiu uriulileil Ui II ur not otharwlw oritilllcd If pub llaliod bar, All tllil vl roiiililkiiilml uf eiial dli.lolt In till iir and al Hm limul nnwa linroln alau ara rwarvrd. National AHvartlaliia; llejiremmlatlv U 0, MOUIUWlKN (10,, 1110, Mas rraimlMiu, Is AiiudIk, HnnWU. I'uillmld, Olileftfu Iioiiuli. Ni'W York WIWU H llUUl'H WU.VH pIl'IIMO lilM vtuMult's to Im ui yruco with LA GRANDE DROPS GAME TO POWDER MONDAY 25 TO 23 Willi Ilia nwrVKa iilayiwr mini Ui last five ntlnula, Oinmla liwt U NM'lll ISiwlar nt Nolitl I'mnlrr lnk lUlihl In n i'li Ihiaaxllioll uiiina, U;l l(( U!t, Omi'll tin Willn, niilllilia to ann Ilia ivwnia iiiiiIki' ttln inul UK 111' KMVnlH ll mm alHlilli Inull lr II"' tiHirimtntMili ily, alnilml llviln mill tMmliltnil, IiiiiViihIi; tliMtn, coutiM'i tta" horn mill liwln, uitniila, mid liiicr aillillt.it1td IVIci'itiin, uttiiid, Thp iv ii w In'ltl A III In II lew! nvnr IMw tli' ill linllllniis Imt wtmkniuHl In llm IIHul ici'lil. In ilia tnni'th iinilinl, with lin niiniiina to inv Nmtli I'mv (Iff held n Hi) tu If Md, IShv'Ii Wixvllc, well anllallnl with IM WH'H tit Ula iiwrviw, aliiivml In lita Hint train wlik'li ih iut.i tlx ilnl In ISniAlvi'a llv In 1 1 if lut lire inln filial not iiil(i tmiinnh to win. Ill irvllinlnnry, tlia 1a ttiitmli kiiilitMniua wvtmtl Itiaiii itrtratiHt llm Km th ISiwilor an'mnU lli lit it, Alan It wna aniuiuiii'iHl tiHlny tlmt UrmnitiMiianla hain tiivn niadi tor Mlllmi-rmwlM' In I'lny th Ttunni 111 I tliiinila mi rvulny, Mnivli 11 lllllnit 111 tho tn-Tli iIihI tn twwii tho atit-lltrlol toinncy IliU Vivrkaikl and ill phanvdinalilt tin nay Mm H, u and UK, Mm-ttl will lirlim ImM Ii Ihat am) awnmt tmma In lai ttixhilir 111 Ilia mhviiiii lant mull), Hrtlis tia I'm u and Ii win, vt tlia tmlinit Una Hi, aai'U atHMMl fmir (wliita, IWwn tHiintl tlnw, HUnldiiul ami tr IMI tllt tvl kMIT. Whim KhkiMli'li, Willi, Kaynolda, WrliU and tvum vhmi tntn (in. imtn, 'tn, KwnwHi ami tlrtluli wiixli aiwiMl Ivm iiiMnl, SPPJNG Step4-(lu ! $195 S3-95 $495 "IK)ST()NIANS" V m. W V ymL $6. in FLOHSHEIM KviWa k:v (,U V-.Us'avS U.:'4. A1 t,i vMkr ., ivvs:v' lit' v Wis Cxwi U r.isV $8. TO $9.5 TROTTER'S UlO mt llU Dldkolll VCM Ii Mil. J'rovoiDH i,u: r. EXCHANGE CLOSE STEADY TO FIRM NKW V'.lIlK, I'lJi. 0 (-11 Tin Murk ntai hat ntti'iiail an lunir lata to. diiy. dua tn a licnvy miow aonti wlilrh ili'lnyrd nti'iitiH'ia In Vimi'lilnir tlia ix iiniiH, aim liili'aa Kanrrnlly tiilluwaU an aiiliiMiifly iiiimiiw riinun, 'rradcia wna I'lituiinia tiiiiniHitont and nuly a lew nih'intta, rulta ami aiiH'Ultli funiltl alaeulila fnllnwvi. '1'hn imn wna alraily fco flnn, 'tlimiirara ap ihillllmlrd I.MHI.IHMI aliniln. t'liwlnu fltiii(a liiclildoi Air iti'iino i I in , Al, t'lirm, and Uya lul'li Ainaili'ini I 'hi i , , llllHi, AiitiM'h'iin H', nnd 1 ,., 1U'JIH lli'llllKhrlil Mlil'l , 411 ' J, I, t'liwi , .,.. ml il, tl, nnd It ,., Id' tSMiliiiviitui I'mi tuiii) llehi'l'ill Miilmit ,,. Hi didina MnnvlHn ,. l.llilwy-O.-IMiil ,. I IUC'II mid Mvria Mniiiyiimary iWnnl Nat, lll.tlll , J, I!, IVnney .. IMtl, Mcr, lit N J, , Kmilllalll IM.'llln , IUI, 41, (III 3:iVl ami (Ui4 411, m 14 411 Mt, UII I tl HI, UII iif N, i linlnn INiilfiii l:il l Hulled Aiivvait ..,. UiHi uniliit t-i, !. 1i i, Alwdinl 7il ., ,. Mt( II. lhdlM, U, ttlMl SCHOOL HOARD HOLDS MKKT1G A iMiillua meat tut iif Mia ai'tnvil Intuit una tietil laat llluhl at the 14 tliaiida HVIi Mtuwl IniDdliur. Tii meet litH wna devoted Imnfty (11 Inn iif nnmlldy bllK anil dlwnaalun .( O. W. A, mwlt. "FORTUNES" iWc HHvl KMU WiA( f (f HC A wun si iiwhi an4 ,naj The Weather VI I; V i lli. H r(lll',r,VT Orrgiiiii iimeiullv I"1' ' it I mill VI f'lli'ulut lull llllM-IUrd ill llmea III iiol iiiiiiliin: liniiil)' colder In ml IHirlloii ImilKlili Krnlla 'liiiiiKriihln ulml iilraliiirr, MM Al, U liA-l lli:it Milllihi)! Mlilillillll Ml, minimum mamma, iinlii .im iif linn. 1'iirll) rlMiiili. Twin) l Minimum UII. 7 II. III. Ii iiliova. rluiiii)'. (18 I'ENStO.NK' (I KAN TIM) IN THIS COUNTY (Con tinned Prom 1'ano One) Mlxa Alice Mliriillili'ltl, I'tHllllV' llfllltll lllirNi, Ullll lllllllliM llllti nil llitlf'll- BLOND 111 ttYSrtfltlN f'ifMifr li'AMH( In thr I'tu'fiMii futmlti fit M imif (vr lull ifiiiufnti, nm HiUWiiif ui'lutor lull, rriu (fidlftlil af'Miliit h'rill, iti IIUU'IP rur. tliitf (Jirrnc, AT imJ uii-t. Thtt K'(T r.l HKJf iHier tu; I hit jiitfid.riiiJiiJi. tit "in fo) Of (Ml iMH'Iflll J 111. I II IMfMlfllill, IlUt llli'iiKl (tn tin if (! j . th it'll n r. tV' t u Drinff I'll liM III. Illlif ri 111 tu triHiml fiunfr Jti'o (" liit' ""In. Ilrt 11 ii'iili' A, it 111 ift-ni r t( ifi lli ci im by h iitlr, Unit iMtrJina (.lid ni. ('hinder 30 THE MESSAGE Kill nliuvo. I In' ill wuro two will' limn, olio ou uni'll nil Ji'.cont II null, I'l iink Kiiuaaoil Hint Hi la win oltliui' a coi'iiur room, or tlmt U10 call rIiiiIIpU uimiii A eonrlyard. Tito wlniluiv uiniulima worn Imrriil, nil wna llm (uiiitio (irlllco lu U10 Kliiddoil tlnor, II11 niii'iiiii!lied Hit) dour nnd atml lod II, Ma IKtud Ilia flat mill ui 1 111 k II, "Wliut aro you liylug lo dot" naKi'il lliiipuo. "(lot ntiitdioily Iumo, mid loll 'm we waul wilier." "No iwil. I lilvil Unit wlille you wore Mi) e Ii) e.' " (linliuiiiii iiiiliii'Ml k limit. "It nt flmt ynu don't auci'iioil," h, anld tiilliiliiit nl lliu lieul, "nmkil loiuo mure iiiilae." lie iiuiiiiiIimI Hie door with til huol'lirel, Aflnr iierlml lie lionrtl a vi'U'o Kiilaldii the door ask III ill In SininUh wlint lia wuliU'il. "Wnlerl" TI10 viik'a iial aniii iviily. and llioy lii'aiil llle uian'i mitt fiHitaltia relreallnK. (ii'titutiiiii reiivutilnl lil'a iinmid Ins. Soon Hie vi'U'o wVa aehIii mill tiialiuuii! 1'ii'IU'J hi viihililo Spun till, "Wliat are ynu tolllus lilutT" lirilinin aiiked ciirloutly. 1 "tVllliiR 'Im we'll die wltliniil fiwl anil water, and linn he'll enicli Hie dmil It he lota us." '1'lie man without aoeiiiod to liosl line lii'toro roiilyttiK, then, ututtor Ins, ahiitlloit anay. tlialiniiv mllod. "Iti-I you a dime we net the water," The minutes aped away. An hour panned. Ta heat ivithlti the clewed (win a atltlii.(. While the Ml 11 lu hit he: dtmlnlshisl, tlratiame doiilileil If he were capable of any (treat n"nrt. Ilia r It tit arm and shoulder were yore than u$v.le. he knew. There seemed scant chance et ! '3,n. 'K"" ,of f vr- niakuia a bivak tor freedom from i n M Vvi 1??.""' this Miuati.xn. It would :f' '' 1 a lot of huilo.lcsa muacleie alter their clr,-uu..tauccs l;''0..,h, Ursr- soa, lor (he better. He wondered how 1 ... , ton they would keep them here. ! , M-T ' ' l"'rcj- aitd r what ultimate purpose. j uK,u ,!er '? Un ,v s;,n"f Vhev aeemed, these ava av ' h' -'!'J ' ''- n Pie, vnierlj raihte aNiul lUe lives! ": ' tt" ':u'1,, of their mate xi, 'ins. Ills theujM ' " W" i"" " M' Instinctively refused to dwell on ! Jailcx' tatCs He knew Km west at Bii4it happen tofcor, Mny of t& wArriw ha h(ie.l!rvtW, lt ,U:od ay u Uk ftan-btM to 6 ur tat; KAa!h WA iwvNr If Kxf ihsi foew Mtte, r4 ihfir is.,-, t k. stair xe;tew. II IlKivutbt, te x HvUyvx!.' wtiiv'ii by bow had assumed te s:;ws aiauxst of heaxesty aXxic te hiav, 11K VV0MXKKKI1 rJt Vv Sc Jj I waited wt of .lajilcVs k.u :& '. after si h,vJl so earVv rwxset biv He exra s.iivs! wXetStec revised s. v ! t!ve ic )w kad dfJiit cY.sa ! .u MHiec IS result o oier-;iNi:,j ' acrxv. , I v ev. was xxAtSva, t;ji: : sis ,".:oa kaj tsee-a pes,vxsi; f.v-' v,XSt c txat kxd co-? sio. Tcr al!l H ke k4 ! led it ct 1 .'av.o tkJit .);! ixjr ejs; at; -cs x cxv tc- so neecteait ; ",;.at vsM it t iv.vj; tjr Jt: x cV,sa :;!s Xtx Jwr. Vi ixt h xMUxvtxii a . ; x-'it n .v i jwix f a ; ,v" Ii xvj9 (ih kaj Se sj,t se v.s atvl tJt w-.vt i kv ! V b s.-vi u tcv ; vV ! wsj w try h, frxMct K .ss:di e'U"Xy r kar. N v cvvjjjixj t ssitacy Ji t. vs. trsvi Ji5vviS wr' ,Vi.vx Ut tivj ,vj ev; i J.NM tlS IS a 1; it ;rt. t! cv- Vjr r.s trv S5s 7ev ,.va' a xVa. . ' 'l;.NiSit2s w Si:c 6.ia r tivwl t k jtwet is Vv.i cCi. i V3 J O-t ri-" a rx jtT-i jiv ; tr ti fc- i. i ;, c.thV IV ' .M r-M VV stc'' it c-: ru4tdL ' Nrvi s " a; 5k J-i.tx . tj )4so ;i; Jji cw.f H 5 K W V.lk Xti .!'' ;l x-M Vi l . r ; rJ ! ii NWWtt H S' ; .v;lij 4otxiM, I llniia. 'Ilii'v Hill Inter liv pinmcd mi liy Ilia iKlinly court, unil fli vtllli Ilia coiifiijr ijcrk,, OREGON TROUNCES IDAHO TEAM 33-30 MOHOOW, Idillio, Fill, 90 (PI Closo on the heel nf t heir bitter atate rl vitla, OrcKon BUtto, tlu Unlvorally of Oickwi five trounced tho blalio Van drill hero luat nlRlit, 33 to SO, In a rmiKll Kimio. Orenm Ira nt the halt 23 tu M, W, Junna, center, waa liluli acoror with 111 iKilnta. Idaho sank ii foul allots out of 111 ulUunjiU. A win over Iiluho attain tonlKlit will aeud llipin Into a second place tio in tho northern dlvltilon etuudlhgs Willi Uin lltinvura, Until having won acven mid Itwt, seven, GODDESS Ho lintod mi (orvuuily, lor cur. In Inly a liny wl,n had vnliliiloured iiKiilimt lila own Intercut lo .1I1I a while 1111111, onu who bud auved Ills life, In fuel. doHurvi'd aiitoty ut tho IwiaL One uini'o rou.icuMi'iuu of a uli l'j aiiddoli in lion lu Hollywood wuuka heforu. 'I'll tit, alun luid irocliluilod a Irulu of deulh like the airing of doinliitica whi'U the end onu hud linen pushed uvur by the cnaiinl 11 11 -Iter of a child. II would nut auem on utterly tinKlo. Krntik dni-ldi'd, If there wore niiylliliiK lie could do to lli;lit mat Inra, Ouro mtnln. mid Willi tho ut most wi'iirllii'sa. ho aurvoyed tho "Held." There wna tho wltidow, tlioru ivini thu door, lie itiuuulit suil denly of the ubatimillon of the i'IiU'Io liuyur he Inul met In New York. O1100, a gonoi'iillou iiko, Vuciitnu linil bi'i'ii the exllo uf ci'iitrnl Mml. can criminal, soul tlioru for Uiolr un ions crlmea, It teemed 111010 thii.i probable Unit llieso neunlo, iiiipioiirlntltia this aurlctil city, hud established Uila JiiiikIo hidden cotiimunlty. They would n.ivo luliiftled with tho un lives they found tlierv. Alan (here would have bneti a si'urclty of vvuinen. . . . "Orecne," he anld auddenly. "If ynu stnud aiiilnat that wall, under tho window. I'd like In use your buck for a ladder." Obediently the smaller wan braced himself nsalnsl the wall. Al ' tho fourth try, tlruhame cave It up. Sweat, from (lie heat and pain, streamed down his face. The room's walls vveated slowly about. VO USB." ho itajiH'd, "I'm too ' ' heavy fur you, and I can't Ret tatsh enouslt In drns up with my led arm. Let mo staud Ihero and ynu do the eltnibin.K,'. "ll'a aoliiR 10 lilirt you," replied Ureeuo doubtfully. llrabanie wl(Hd tho persplratlifti frvitn his eyes. "You should have been a dentist," he grinned, and placed himself against the wall. Tho sinaller man put his toot in Orshamo's belt and struggled, so that he had both feet upoji ' I) r a h a m e 9 left shoulder. To Grahame, Hi pais, lu his toru back muscles was exculsito. "li s open country." Ureene sinike swiftly. "We could get throusa this window if we could cut the bars. I 'Vl li.l.UI. HlMilV(Xl ViiaiAk-l9 hvirt;iy. "OAu t hold jva ma;J I M.(.'A ..xiv. " nVxj .x i,ra.aaie. , . V5i KcxM left vlrahaaiet feeaJL lie f.s ae ;rv.';i flowis lalft c. v.e a:a exee- seeded lo a: as S heard t tu: ml x.:c cry cct ltia; tier was a r-cs- cr'.v5til ca t stcie ; of ;!;e MrreJ opeaiait, i-r ij-f.oa. "Wat J,es r. ixi " "iNNrerst IS l cjc coxer'.r.f tr-p aa:s! cr. JJay IVcerNer Ji :U . iVtii la ara? cas o .i S:.vai rwdl aii 's S',!Hy tw-ae t.vJ aKv: fetr r. M Cu a aoM ei iJiiSied. wlea vj:.txl rails. J.!p ir-iisxatfj i? iaii - rVa kfr arareJ :a:ii tire iaxs a Vv cval t; x I b If X sj.-r. fexj fcj ! aJtkii s e i ta'.ral ryr-ats: at4 vVrx-wa ix'o t ccjsX. " lN,vXr 1 tta t UxU. Wis aVi s.s ai'jx An .-o tu.- iira t.s ty. rt. a: sti:ir rtm ?cs ftse ravV;T Tee foci iat s.iT tij X si ti je fccdl !a 51 aY - c.xv.a; m-s. cs4 flit aisl "j Vt-'k I;. ;vj,! x. cta-J d Itati tx tot f $v St :Y? sxxrf.v r i :t sx't a, as ml. as I nr. ) csr a i-?J.t a-Ni rts A ;t a Jc-i fVx.xnj p.vwyi" TU:i a.-" siii Jtr o-eex. S s-J .- fc-v ". t.-,.Ti ;ia ;Vrc. K i'.ndjxt i i Jr4 VV . 5 xtu a r-ii(it -f tiss. Trcvixtr j La.ca .Ti:.'Vtl la sesUN w x tl $-tt:e a K';: arj twi ;V t, i-jr.,. Mj hi J,4 tii W tel a.ivs;r J :xx x::. i. x vl5 1 t-MW -xjr r---sfi LOCAL BRIEFS MlM'O J, R. Olllanpey and family recently moved fur their former home North Anil street to 3016 Second at It W urn Hum Mr. and Mri. Claude Klliie have re turiaed to Portliind after Bpemllittc a v-H with Mr. 11 nd Mra. J, H. Ciun mliui, of this city. Mrs. Cummin went to Pnrtlund with Mr. tuid Mra. Kllito for a few days vLslt. W, K. Krnui litre W. E3. PVrttus, of Pendleton, bro ther-in-law of J. II, KetJiey, waa In Im Oianclo yen ton t ay and received trtmUnent at the Bouvy honpltul. Mr. l'rKUa In one of the oldest oonductoru 011 Hit) rtillroiul and hiia recently been JHfllKlfjntHl. lUuw Hein(iv.'i1 lltury liuylhw auffeieU ti pnlnful ao rldiiit on Sntuixluy when a In rue flh bono beenme lodnl lu Ills throat. Tho bono wii rwnoved at the Bouvy hasp I tul nnd Mr. Bnyllsa In recovering. From l'rt-flt Phillip HriiirJch, of Payette, Idaho, wit a pntlent nt the Bouvy hoapltal during U10 wtwkend (or cyo treat ment. At Pumpkin Kldgtv Mlsa Eva ItlKK 1 IM'tulln Uie day ut tho ranch home of Mrs. Mary lUtnpi 011 Pumpkin Ridge. Tu litihi Mr. and Mm. Orvllle Donn and Mrs. M11 rv urc t Freeman tiuent tlie weekend visiting friends at Burn. Vrxmx NnriH Powder A. U Dahltitrom. of North Powder, trnnitncttfd business In La Grande on Saturtlny. VUllor Here LtelUiy Bhuey, of Condon, wns a re- ient bUHlneiw visitor lu La Qmndo, receiving medical attention while hero. Minor Operation Mra. Kunlre Cottrrll underwent n minor operutloiv, yentcrday at tho Qnuute Rondo hoapltui. Ketttru tu Mniuttuuu Mrs, Cku-uld lUvrt and laby daugh ter have loft tho Qraude Hondo hos pital and returned w their home at Meocliom. ' lmvi IMwpltnl Mrs. John Morris left the Grande Rondo hospital today where she un derwent a major operation. Her oon dlUon U greatly linprowd. Kttnr Ultoree 1 ; Four dlvo(xs were granted by Judge J. W, Xnowlee so far this month In Uie circuit court of Union county. Advert Ulns ! Onc uhUi Uie Observer has had It proven conclusively that ad"ertislug m Ihi rolunxna ts unusually produc tive. Ou a day last Uie Now Yivlt fitor placed an sd wr Use men t on Alleu A hosiery and In one day had completely exhausted Its emir AFTER THE SHOW You'll always find a iry after - vixritre cvd a: tlve Hvvtrtu. TrJ"Kye ::rv-:ed y te gxNl fixxl and " TRY OI K CR-WYFISH anil CTxAB Dirvvt fYvxm JACQUES Ha fxciuli T AM ALES RAYIOUS SE. K0DS ?fweodl rroeivc ce --,Vrvi eer. ti fVvxi - lie 5terv5. stock of women's hosiery, necessitat ing wiring a rush order to fill the needs of all who called for this fa mous itom. Iteturiis Hume Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Nledcrer and son, Arlo, have returned from a visit In Los Angeles, and while In Call fornia they encountered floods, land slide, etc., caused by the New Year's day storm. While In Los Angeles Mrs. Ntederer attended the Paul Rilling school for permanent waving. Meyers, Greulich Will Take Oyer 3 Theatres (Continued From Page One) moved back to La Grande, Both Meyers nnd Oreullch stated that under the new management the Uberty will continue to operate, and that everything possible will bo done to liiBuro comfort and satisfaction of theatre patrons. Improved ventila tion, beneficial changes In theatre ar rangements and equipment, and other Improvements are to be made from time to time, they Bald. An early reopening of the Granada theatre also wito forecast In today's announcement, which would give La Qraude two movie houses in opera tion. FIND IT HERE Copy for this Column must be In by S a. m. jVok vpru cut When you wish to save both tlmo and money in replacing your broken sldo gloss with fine new plate gloss take your car to Richardson's Art and CJlCt Shop. 2-16-t f. SCHOOL CU1LDRJSN Tou can get scratch paper for school at the Observer, Now 3 pads 5c. tJ-H-t f. YOlUl 1'irTl'HKS If you have a good negative or a picture from which you wish to have an enlargement made, either in block and white or tinted, you will be most i pleased with the results '.vhe.'i you take it to Richardson "The Art Man" at lUchardsou's Art and Gift Shop. He specializes In all kinds of picture work . eularg l ng. mi n la t ures. ha nd tinting and framing. 2-15-t f. Hear Andrew Jackson Brown in OP Man River at I. O. O. F. tem ple. Friday night, Feb. 23. 3-20-1 t McKesson's Vitamin Concentrate ! tablets of Cod Liver Oil 91.00 at Moon weeks from the date of first publlca Drug Co. 1-25-1 m.jtlon of this Summons, j Lady Esther Toiletries at Moon Drug Co, 1-25-1 m New Curtains FOR SPRING You'll put spring1 right in your windows when you start hanging these curtains. Plain and flowered maiViuiserte in ruf fle with valance and tie backs. Curtain Dept. CLEVER PASSER tVVf 3 I' f--'''rrli.n2 I T 5, , v- Here In Buck Buchanan, six-foot guard on Hie- limine of David team llblcli plays Hie Eastern Oregon Normal school here to nlClit. Buck Is one of the clever est passers In Iinsketball today. Private tap and acrobatic dancing lcusons, 50c each or 3 a week 75c. Margaret Painter, 559 J. 2-20-3 tp Improve health and figure. Wear a Spencer, Beautiful light-weight garments. Eva N. Martin, 1104 Penn. 1-30-1 m Regular meeting J. A. M. tonight. Masonic hall. Work In Royal Arch. Re freshments. Visitors wel :ome. C. M. Humphreys, Sec'y. When you need fuel Call Main 638 GA1THBR ICE & FUEL CO. 1-2-1 tn. Wrist watches cleaned a;50. New main spring $2.00. Guthrie's. 1108 Adams. 2-30-3 t. KIMMON3 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE STATE OP OREGON FOR UNION COUNTY CECILLE REYNOLDS, Plaintiff, WILLIAM H. REYNOLDS. Defendant. To William H. Reynolds, the above named defendant: Tn thf rrnmn nf tTi Ktnt nf Dtp. ! eon. mil nr htvphv mnilrorl ri nn. pear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled court and cause, on or before four ou will take notice that In case you fait to appear and answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply ,x.f'ft;' - - - xri Fit iixcxj an j taikTifd jtiar (juLsette. sense i:h frsnjed sii: vca sO ttixn; for the dcvf iniwrtirt rvn in S9C 9 and up Fourth Floor J i I ' 4. J l I f V i i iif iivv.. j i if iv ,y U . r I b 5-r d A v - l : I- ! ' r ! X 'i V 1 V ! ! 69s Villi Pair ' r ; 4 ii and up X4 VX ! 3T. -HZi kit I Sc 1 to the Court for relief prayed for in the complaint herein, to-wlt: for an absolute decree of divorce from de fendant. ' You will further tuke notice that this Summons Is published once a week for four consecutive weeks or five publications tn the La Grande Evening Observer, published In : the city of La Grande, Union County, Oregon, by order of the Hon. J. W. Knowles, Judge of the above named' Court, which order waa dated Febru ary 3rd. 1934, and the first publica tion of which Is made Feb. 6, 1034. B. J. KITCHEN, Attorney for Plain tiff. Feb. 8, 13, 20, 27. Mar. 8. NOTICE TO CHEOITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the County Court of Union County, Oregon has appointed Joy Veach as the executrix of the last will and testament of J. A, McKenzie, deceas ed, and all persons "having claims to present tho same to the under signed ab 003 M avenue; 1a Orandiv Oregon, duly verified as required by low, within 6 months from the date ' of the first publication of this notice. Dated this 13th day of February, 1034. JOY VEACH, Executrix of the Estate of J. A. McKenzie, Deceased. S. H. BURLEIGH, West-Jacobaon Bldg., La Grande, Oregon, Attorney for Executrix. Feb. 13-20-27. Mar. 6-13. SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOB UNION COUNTY CHARLES COMSTOCK, Plaintiff, vs. WILMA COMSTOCK, Defendant. To Wilma Corns toe k, the above named defendant: In the name of the State of Ore gon, you are hereby required to ap pear and answer the complaint filed against you In the above entitled court and cause, on or before four weeks from the date of the first pub lication of this Summons. You will take notice that in case you fail to appear nnd answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will ap ply to the Court for relief prwyed for In the complaint herein, to-wlt; for an absolute decree of divorce from' defendant. You will further take notice that this Summons Is published once a week for four consecutive weeks or five publications in the La Grande Evening Observer, published In the City of La Grande, Union County, Oregon, by order of the Hon. J. W, Knowles, judge of the above named court, which order was dated, Feb ruary 5th, 1934, and the first publi cation of which Is made Feb. 6, 1034. R. J. KITCHEN. Attorney for Plain tiff. Feb. 6, 13, 20, 27. Mar. 6 Ingredients of Vicks VapoRub in Convenient Candy Form VICKS COUGH DROP - i - rr'r ! lUedkatecL w Jfi lip Bohnenkamp's THE H0FBRAU C ' K 'XfW. IKI ,wv i