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

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Newspaper Page TextPage Four (Incorporated) An Independent Newspsptr Phone Mala 600 H.JK,.TOSDeRICK9., HAROLD Mi FINLAY , Published evening!, exception Sunday. t 1710 SUtb etrcet, I Grande, Oregon. -' - ' 1:1 t ' -! . -- Entered M ot Postofflce of La Orande, Oregon, u Becond Class Mall Matter, under act ol March 3, 87. ' - ' - ' ' ' ' OFFICIAL PAPER OP UNION COUNTY AHP TH . " CITY OF LA GRANDS MBMBER OP ASSOCIATED PRB88 Tba Auoolated Press la exclusively, entitled to use for publication of all news dispatches credited to It pr not otherwise credited 11 pub Ushod here. " All right of republication of special dispatches In tbla paper and also tbe local news bereln also are reserved. National Advertising Representative li. O. MOOBNSEN CO., Inc. Ban Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, Chicago ..v !.' Detroit, New York ,tr.s .. ... .-i i Trust in the Lard and do good; so shall thou dwell in the tjand, and verily thou shalt be I SENATOR KIDDLE i When State Senator Fred 'he would not be a candidate .Union Umatilla and Morrow counties and the state as a whole-lost temporarily the services of a faithful and wise lleffislator. We say temporarily, because it is 'Unthinkable Ithat h man of Senator Kiddle's high standards and ability will not at some future time his state's affairs. Whether seeking office again,' we are when he will-be drafted into rarely permit a man of his caliber to remain long outside the fold. , , .Senator Kiddle's announcement si.yn lie retires In order that be may devote U his time to his private business interests. WltJt a new era of .improvement on its way, he holds important activities . to unto ume irom nis ouhhiuhh progress anu inu decision ho has Just made Is one that has been nuule and 1b being made by many men in similar positions. -In reviewing Ills last eiuht years in jf;atoly full oi line ihlnliing and acting, flight "of close scrutiny In years to come without losing one whit of Its brightness, : .. , .. i. ; , ;We aro sorry to see Senator Kiddle relinquish his office, but since he has taken the step, we arc anxious now thut this district continue to be i served, by able men, (Senator Kiddle's. Job has been well done, and he has set Uhlgh mark for his successor whoever lie may be to shoot at. The Klamath Falls Herald brands Congressman Pierce's prating about ' supporting the president, which is the basis of his campaign platform for hrelectflon, as an "empty gesture" In view of the congressman's vote for the ('bonus. The Herald should know that inconsistencies and glided promises mean, nothing to Weeping Walter. The only thing consistent about Walter Is his ambition to please enough people so he will get reelection. alem ; Statesman. . ( MORE FACTS I -ARE LEARNED OF SPY GANG ! . (Continued From Page One) Soviet Russia had .boon the bonoflcl- y arles of what) authorities described as k-a vast Internationale espionage yn J rtloate. . , Police of the United States and I England hav been co-operating In ; the investigations, it was said. 1 Tlie )uunliUng magistrate who has A quhused . tlie . American couple since it, their-wrest last December Indicated V. the Ainorlcans would benefit! from I thou revelation, by referring to ar j tide 10 of tho new French, espionage : law- which lightens tho punishment in casea whero "voluntary" lnforma .' tion is given... i The Judge said ten tnspectora had f been working on tlie case since June, Ho said their Inquiry has already ( or -will in tlie future reach tho cn 1 tiro world and touch virtually all cmmtrlcs, j Tho examining magistrate said jSwlte told him tho names of all the mcmlwrs h knew In tho organisa tion, ;aiul tho duties of each. . Bcnon, who has .conducted the In vestigation throughout, said tlio big break .In his probe came through i i seven arrests today . following the j ;", Swtta disclosures. - SPLINTERS Published by VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. Hugh Leonard, Editor Tho winner of tho free tickets to the LIBERTY this week Is Barbara Tucker, of fmblor. Here Is tho Joko she sent In: SUter: If tho father or a child Is a full blooded Indian mid the mother Is a half breed Indian, would the child he an In dian and a half? Here aro some hou.se oleahing helps: 1ICA OOO Paint Cleaner Absorene Wall Clean er Double X Floor Cleaner Self Polish ing Wax We havo 'cm all and will de liver any place in Im Oinndo. Once upon a time an enterprising poultry mnu crossed his hens A-ith parrots. He used to spend much time hunting tbe er:gs, but now the hens walk up Lo him and say: "Hunk, I Just laid an efifi. ' Go Ri?t it." Next week will close our SPMWITRS Joko contest, so if you want a c h a n c c al some lreo tickets to the LIBERTY, mf.ll In yoiir J6k6 before next Saturday. For enameling inside woodwoik. we recom mend our LUSlliE LAC quiak dry en amel. It Is easy to work with and covers well one coat, and It is real renionable In price. A man took his wlfu to a doctor, who put a thermometer into her mouth and told her to keep her mouth shut for two or three minutes. When departing, the man bopped the doc tor on the shoulder and said: "Doctor, what will you take for that thing?" Englishman at tele phone: "No. no, no, no. I want ..Publisher and deneral Manager Business Manager fed. Psalm 61 6, NOT A CANDIDATE E. Kiddle today announced that this year for any public office. again become prominent in his he has any intention of ever confident the time will come service because Oregonians It necessary that he have no other office, wo find his record remark' full of accomplishment of untold Swltz, who Is a licensed airplane pilot In tlie United States and France, received packages and leUera tlirough the Amor lean university union here. Tho last parcel, supposed to contain documents, arrived after Mr, and Mrs. SwlUt were arrested and,, police ob tained it from tho union. Th American consulate made a. full report to -Washington, based on newspaper accounts, . French authorltlca maintained of ficial secrecy, declining to disclose de tails of tho , supposed espionage against tho United .States. SENATOR TO DEVOTE TIME '"TO BUSINESS (Continued Front Page One) community, lie was present at four regular and .two special sessions of tlie legislature. - . - Besides Ids leading part In state politics, Senator Kiddle also Is a for mer state commander of the Ameri can Legion. . . Tulsa Oilers Win National Title i My the AxKoiilulPfl rrcss Final score o( .tllo national basket ball championship game: Tulsa Oilers 2a. University ot Wyoming 10.. , . Hatch, hay, liar, har, lil, lies, ho hen! 'AR. R1SON." Wo have a quantity of booklets hero at our yard showing how to re-Hhlngle with red cedar shingles right river the old roof. Wo would be glud to give Vou one or mult you nno for the asking. M I s f o rt i n e never i lrikcs twice in the same place not if It strikes hnrd enough the first time. We have a good sup ply of red fir wagon leaches also red fir rack sills. An egotist Is a man who Insists on tell ing you the things bout himself that jou want to tell about yourself. Wo Sell to Sell again. 'AUIUUON. LA The Weather U tAIIIKIt I OHKCAST OiTKoii: .( londy In Htv ,west untl fair In tlit euNt portion ftimljcht and WedneMluy; mild temperature"; Kitle to moderate thuHKable wind off Khore. LOCAL KATIIKK Mmiday: Maximum Hi, lnlii.mmn 37 above. i'.ieur. Today: Minimum 41, 7 a. m. 48 above, rarity cloudy. AT THE LIBERTY The deliberate wJotklug at a- bullflt- rlddled (plane by a war ace, in order to secure a new.. and safer ship, pro-, vldes a spectacular tlirill In "Ace of Aces," liKO-Hadlo Picture . starring Richard Dlx, now showing at the Lib erty. , (, , . , i Dlx Is seen as ranking ace of the Amerkmn air servlca, who purpoasly "pancakes" Jala plane, after. a flight In whtcJ, his life lias been endangered by the Instability of the craf t. , Hlo manoeuverlng of th plane to tlie crash provides one of the many aerial thrills In "Ace of Aces." ; Eilmbeth Allan, as the ace's fl ancee. heads the notable supporting cast of "Aces of Aces" which includes Ralph Bellamy, Frank Conroy, BUI Oogney, Howard Wilson, Art Jarrett and Tlicodore Newton. J. Walter Ru ben dlrecter. John Monk Saunders, reamer war pilot, wrote the original story and collaborated with H. W. Hanemann on tlie screen play. Soon You May Buy i "A Sack Of Milk' (Continued From Page One) bureau of home economics. It already Is u&cd by commercial bakeries and lco cream, factories, . , m i Dried skim milk contains the cal cium and phosphorus that are im- jwrtanb In ohUdron's diets. a'-- 1 More Hard Luck Hits Admiral Byrd's Party (Continued From Page Onet ' drifting snow made a start Impossible. Tho last radio message from the stranded fliers was at 8 p. m. Sun day, when tliey rexrted they had burled the plane In the snow to pre vent Its being blown away by the high wind. Although the exact location of the plane was not known. It was believed they were marooned between eight and 15 miles from the Little America base. Insull Hopes To Some Day Return TO U. S. A. (Continued From Page One) gloriously In th0 United States." I Tlie lawyer compared the case -to a "Balkan political quarrel." Insull may visit as many an 20 countries before ho finds a haven, an Ul Xcros. A "master mind" in. London Is dl recti ng insult's efforts by sea to es cape United States authorities. It was dlticlosed, as he Is communicating with his London lawyers ,by a' special private wireless code. Janapery Indians (id on The Warpath Vr i f RIO DE JANEIRO, March 20 (?) Tho newspaper A nolle in a dispatch from Manaos todity said a band of Janapery Indians near Curlahu. Brav.ll, posing as friendly, lured six rubber workers to a remote spot and killed them with arrows. Other Indians then attneked the workers, camp of 22 employes, the dis patch said, only eight, including three wounded, readied Manaos. Ouq l th Strongest life insurance companies This company is owned by its policyholders. All profits nrc returned to them in the form of dividends. It is because of the soundness of this company's ftnunci.il structure, the sta bility of its business that Oregon Mutual Life is rated one of the strongest life insurance companies in America. BALANCE SHEET Real Kslato Owned Iloiur Orticp Ititildinii (lilior I'miwrty l'riMriy Sl,1l "'ulrr conlrnct , FirM MortK-tt;? l.wn On l-";um I'lopmy On L'ity lrnK-t(y. . rrt'U rrcfl :nt Onmnon Stocks HiMiil. (Am.uitrvMl H.tnl-0 (.(mnu to I'otu'vStitdrfM . . 1nti-ti-!i O in- ami Acrnicii, Frms Net I'tt'iHiumi in C'oitlsr f 1'olUvtinn. . . Cell on limit ami u Dc-poti; in H.mks. , AH OUirr Ailiuiiuil Ami-ih iNvt) NliT AOMITliiD i L1AHH.ITIKS 1'itlii-y ltrirrvca l-utuU Mi lil In Trimt foi l'aymrul ( Hoin-ticiaiit-i AntiMinU Dm-(in I Vat It Claitm I'toot I ncuiiii)U-t f 1'ii'iuiuiHH ml liu'rfL I'.vUl in Atlvitncc ., K.-rvrvi- (or lav DivUlt-ml I.Ht with I'tMiiiMiiy titul limuta Tltrrvon.. J.Wi.i.'inl lViyabk Durhm IW4 ihvjuI ItvwtVf (nr invontiutnts f..,.L All Other l.iiihllltW , kfpi tor ( 'until) ftmcvMi i Stlll'tlM I'll.llKiV.lliHl , Tutal Surilu to IMllcyholdrts TOT A I Ji A flflailrtl list v' rruriitos lield llnucat, qi way be obtauiitl iiom Oregon m HOMI OmCI. fOITlAND,' 0RICOH H. E. Coolidge h i District Msnnger : j Grnndu Phono: GRANDE flVENlNU OUSEKVEB. LA GRANDE. TODAY AROUND i AS CHRONICLED BY TnE DAILY LEASED WIB - t OF TUB ASSOCIATED PRESS , 1NXA5E TAXES YM) . . SALEM,. March HQ p) .i-r Income taxes amounting to. .$375,000 have been paid into the tax department by about 11,000 . taxpayers, .Earl Fisher, membor, ,of the coin mi sal on, reported today. He estimated about 30,000 taxable returns remain tp.be filed on 1033 incomes, estimated tp bring in more than, 11,000,000.. . , DIES OF INJURIES BEND, Ore.. March 20 -W Harry Roberts, 60, caretaker on the P. B. Beall ranch .in Northern JUanoath county, died late Monday before he could bo token ,to a hospital, after he had been wounded , by a bullet from ,ft rifle which discharged as he was removing It from a wagon. The bullet entered his left side, Just be low the heart, and passed through th body. " LOSES KIOIIT FOR LIFE SALEM, March 20 ) Harry F. LOCAL BRIEFS In Spokane Miss Gertrude Lang, of the Eastern Oregon Normal school faculty, ,,ls spending the spring vacation la Spo kane with "her parents. , t in PorUaiwI Miss Edith Darby, critic teacher at the Eastern Oregon Normal school, is spending tho spring vacation in Poi'Uiuid visiting friends.. She waft among tlie La pranders at the'Play liouue on atuday when , .Walter Hampden appeared In two, produc tions. , ,,,, , y,: , !, .. . ... Spring Vocation - . Robert Ramsey, .who will completo ilia work at Oregon State college at. th0 end of tlie next term, is- spend ing tlisi spring vacAtloH In Lav Grande with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Robinson. . . . ,. Minor Operation Emma Skelton. of La Grande, un derwent a minor .operation at the Grande Ronde hospital yesterday. Rleth Man Here A minor oneration was performed on.Elma 'Amos, of Rfeth, yesterday at the Qrande Ronde hospital. At Hospital , Albert. Kloestra, of Elgin, Is receiv ing medical treatment at the Grande Ronde. hospital. He entered yesterday. Returns Home After receiving medical attention at the Grande Ronde hospital for sev eral days, Fred Braden was able to return to his home today. Daughler horn.,...., , , Dr., .and Mrs. Francis Robinson, of Menonionie, , Wis., ore .the parents of a daughter horn on. Marcli 16, Tli girl, who la tho granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. P, 8. Robinson, of IA Grande, lias been .named Mary Fran cis. ,, Dr. Robinson! is head of tho psychology department at Stour In stitute H 'nm Salem j Mrs. .Floyd, Storkey and two chtb- dren arrived Friday evening from, Salem to spend the week with Mr. SUirkcy, who works for tli highway department, she was accompanied. by her jdster. Gall McClaln, and Mrs. Myrtle Eoff, the latter who la. visit ing tat the J. K. OompbeU home., , t When No. 1 Douglas fir logs sold for (24 per thousand feet In 1925, they wero worth slightly less In ex change than when they sold for 910 In 1932. . . as of December 30, 1933 ASSETS . . 175.000.OO 100,436.16 , 7.S49.19 M6,t5.49 .. 1,509,195.81 2,015,155. M None 477. bi ,991.51 787.S1 ,TM.68 J57.M 7 Si, 2 2 5, 5611, J.5.U, ns, i0, JU.05i.7M.7J $9,864,496.51 424.772.S5 29.5.V7.70 126,515.94 .10.000.00 .128,572.54 280,498.46 50,000.00 24,758.76 . $ 200.(1 690,1) 890,961.96 by lliis Com,.iny will be maill upon rs IV- ' any Oitiiun Mutual Life icincsviiuiivi:. ,F" UTUALLIFE 524-W IN BRIEF,, IN AND OREGON Rlicy, Burns, today lost his fight for life when the Oregon supreme court affirmed the conviction of first degree murder against him for the fatal shooting of his wife on October 31, 1032. Riley was sentenced to hang, but a Btay was granted pending ap peal to the state court from the con viction In Harney . county. . ; HAKKK YOUTH ARRESTED BAKER, Ore., March 20 OP) Russell Welty, Baker youth, was arrested In Bplse Monday night for Boker offi cials on a charge of burglary In con nection with the theft of three watches and two rdlamond rings' from a, local Jewelery store March .10. GIVE COST OF FIXTURES SALEM, March 20 CW.t Fixtures for the 22 state liquor stores totaled 45,262.00, vouchers for these -expendi tures listed with the secretary of state today revealed. , . , BOSTON RED, SOX BUILDING UP FOR PENNANT BATTLE . : Iy Alan Gould (Associated Press Sports Editor) aAKASOTA, Fla Mar,. 30 W If there's any special reward . In this year of reconstruction for the feat of goJng democratic and. tlioroughly left-handed at one and the same, time, the Boston Red Sox should walk off with tli .American league pen' nant and complete ,tlie conMernotion they, have already caused in baseball after a lapse of 16 ears. , v In the prooese of complete reor ganisation under a new ownership headed toy Tom Yawkey, youthful New York millionaire, directed iy tlie resourceful Eld le Collins and with the energetic -Stanley . (Bucky) Harris newly Installed as manager, the Red Sox have drawn upon the resources of all seven American league rivals. They have also combed the minor leagues, built up their own "farm' system and entirely remodelled their home grounds. Fenway park, in prep aration for a gala return to the stat us of a championship contender. The fried 6oxJhave not been out of the second division since the break up of their last pennant winner In J9I8. They finished seventhin 1933, the first year under the Yawkey -Collins regime, but a sensational series of winter -deals has put an entirely new complexion upon the situation. , There Is room for speculation as to Jut how productive some of these deals will be, but the rebuilt Red Sox already shape up as as first di vision outfit. (i..If thero.ls such a thing as south- pawlng tho opposition to death, tlie . Red Sox have enough) portside poison o do 'it. No club Jn major league jiistory has appruached! .the . barrier with such southpaw, resources. Top ping the list is the great Robert Moses Orove, fireball terror of the last ten years, who cost Boston around $125,000 and is expected to pace the pi lolling staff with nt least 20 victories. Big Mosq came up with the first sore arm of his career' this Spring but he blows cigar smoke at any suggestion .this development Is either serious or an Indication that he Is slipping. The left handed majority otherwise consists of George (Rube) Walberg, Grove's associate of -champloiiflhlp days with the Athletics; big Bob Wetland, a holdover upon whom Har ris relies heavily, Iferb Pennock.. the gifted former Yankee who can still do a neat turn of relief pitching: and Fred , Ostermuellcr, recruit sensation who won 10 games for the Rochester in America OFFICERS AND PIRICTORI C. F. Adams, Prtsidtnt, Chair man ol tlie lioard of Directors, First Nittioiial Bank. W. C. Scitupptl,Exttutift Vict I'reiidtHl. Adolphe Wolfe. Vice President, Director Lipman-Wolfo&Co. Louis O. Clsrltc, Via Presi de hi, t'apiulnt- W. P. Stslntiker. Treasurer, R.R. Brownie tdry-Mflnary R. W. R. CldervfoK)t Assis tant Setreldry, R. M. Co I well. Assistant Treas urer. Tenl, WlnCree, McCulloch & Shulcr, Central Counsel. OlU B. WUht, Sf. ., Attdi- tat Virtttv. J. S, Williams. i4utj.Mii Superintendent oj Attatiet. Edwin A. Phllllpa, .4(ffy ietelary. J. II. Booth, President Doug la National Dank. Ralph H. Cake, Attorney. Kirm oi Cake & Cake, C. C. Colt. Senior Vice Pretl- dent, l:irit National Dank. U. L. Corbet t, Capitalist. K. D. lnwson, Vice President and tirn. Mnr. States Steam- tihip C-L, President Atlantis Stt'jirmtiip Co. A. II. Uofcrs, Capitalist. Chitrlea A. Hart, Attorney. t'niey, Hart, Spencer and McCulloch. Otto W. Mielke, President, Blake, Mottiiti & Townc. Jefferson Myers. Capitalist. W. P. Olds. President Portland Woolen Mills. J, T. Pters, Capitalist. E. C. Sarnmont. Vice Pml- dent, iron Kireman Mfs. Co. . A. Zehntbauer, Presideiit, Jntsrn Knitting Mills. Raymond B. Wtlroi, Pttm- Uent, Tbt Wikoi-Hi ORE. Internationals last year. For right handed foils, Harris has three former Yankees in George Pip- gras. . Henry . Johnson and JOordon (Dusty) Rhodes, besides John Welch, one of the few holdovers of the rost er. Rhodes so far has shown enough stuff to be designated! as the number two starting pitcher. Plpgras and Johnson each have had arm opera tions since lost year. "With the kind ot pitching I am confident we w(U get.from the start, says Harris, "I do not see how we can miss being-In the pennant scrap, PROGRAM GIVEN ' BY THE EAGLES The first of the Eagles broadcast programs presented In several months was enjoyed by about 250 people Monday night at the Eagles hall, the lodge reported. , ' ,The program Included mualc by the Riverside Racketeers;. a tap dance by Dorothy Cole; a monologue by "Old Si FettlngUF'; Scotch, dance, by Helen Miller; harp and guitar duet, Richard rDuckett and Jerry Galbralth; orchestra selections by the Winn Boys; vocal duet, by Joe Schooler and Martin Winn; vocal selections with guitar and piano accompaniments, by Jack Bates. ' , " ' '. " , A plum tre which bore ft crop last fail in the yard of an Oakland. Cal., resident come forth with, a, new crop which ripened' In January of this year, , . -, ( , A motorcycle-rider-questioned af ter a collision on a downtown Kan sas City street told police n there were , so rnany 1 bright advertising llgns at the Intersection he could not. distinguish the' trail le light.'1 FIND IT HERE Copy for this Column must be in by S .. a. Ask us how to obtain ' an 98.S0 guaranteed - Hammond Electric clock for $2.39. Moon Drug Co. 3.17-tI 'La Orande Country Club - , KUMM.VUE SALE , La Grande Hotel SATURDAY. MAKOll 31. Lady Esther Toiletries at Moon Drug Co.-, . .... ... ., 3-7-tf Purple Clematis 60c: Engleman vine, 35c. Milne JJursery. .3-19-3 t. BCUOOl, CHILDREN You can,, jet scratch .paper for school at tbe Observer. Now 2 pads So. . x. Crazy Crystal at Moon Drug Co. .... " . . . 3-17-tf Nyal Anacld Powder for stomach troubles, 60c,, Moon Drug Co. 3-17 tf pansy plants 36c doz. Cherry's Flor ists, Inc. . .... .. .... . 2-26-t'f. GOLD FISH A new Bhlprnent of Qold Pish has Juart been received by Rlchardson'B Art and Olft Shop. Nymphy, Fan to lis And .Telescope Fish In all sizes are now for sole at Richardson s. 3-13-t f LADIES' HATS If you have a hat which is faded or which you would like to have changed to another color to match your; drees you can have It made like new if you will take It to Richard son's Art and Gift Shop. They do your hat over In any color with fade id a who can't give his Wife a Vacation this Summer, . . YOU can't quite manage it this , year? And she's being a good sport about it? You be a good sport, too! Invest a little money to keep- her kitchen cool and comfortable to -lighten her cleaning tasks, to free her for hours of outdoor fun, , ' Install an electric range. Completely in-.;, sulated. No air currents to flow through the oven and carry heat into the room. The, heat stays in the range. Cook, and kitchen stay cool. The -electric - range is clean. No Slackened pots or pans to scrub. . : Best of all, electric cookery is truly auto matic. Your, wife prepares dinner in the morning, pops it in the oven, sets .the : automatic control. I hen she s free, l'or resting or reading, golf or tennis, bridge fv shopping. , ; ,. . - Doesn't that sound like a sensible soliu tion to this year's vacation problem? Yon't you let us demonstrate the cool ness,, the cleanliness, and convenience of .the electric range? , ,.. .,,,... f ..Down payment is low. Actual figures prove operating costs in your own neigh .borhood less than you probably .think. .Come.in -for a demonstration today. l K H S' "' " " - I OREGON LIFE INSURANCE CO. MAKES GAINS The Oregon Mutual Life Insurance company showed marked progress during 1933, according to the annual report Issued recently by C. P. Ad ains, president. New business for the year snowed an Increase of 19 per cent over 1032, and 1U,12 In ad mitted assets were added to .me com pany's books during the year. Assets now total 12,OS2,784. Another record established- by'tne ureswi r.irA (nv iari4 wfu the Davment of 1.704,476 to policy.holders and tlielr oenericianes tne iargeai, niuvw s Ing to this source in any single year. ,"It is evident ' that the company will make even greater progress dur lng 1934," said Mr." Adams. "Thl Is inriirativi hv tim ftict that hew busi ness written during January and Teb. ruary of this year amoumea 10 iui incrensB V iM ner cent over the same period of 1933." lib stated. H,..TS. , Coolidge, of La Grande. Is ri(.3frl.: manner for tlnton and Wttl- lowa, . counties, while leading repre-' sentetiveo of the company are: Vena Pox, or Union... W. T- Bruce, la Grande, E. C. Herzlnger, ta Orande, Prcd Edwards, of Lostlne, ' MRS. DEVINE'S ARM FRACTURED Mrs. W. ' L. Devlne. who recently suffered a very severe fracture of her lef(; 16 making a very satisfac tory recovery it is reportea loany. Mrs. Devine fell on the porch at her home recently and the Injuries were very painful.. The arm fracture was Just above the wrist. " ' less, lacquer which does, not stiffen the straw or braid and make It like new at smalt cost to you. Have your hat reflnlshed at Richardson's Ait and Gift Shop.. . 3-13-t f. NOTICE TO CltKIHTOUS Notice Is hereby given that tlie undersigned has 'been duly appointed by the County Court of tlie State of Oregon for Union County, adminis trator of the estate of Guy M. Byrkit, deceased; and has qualified as isuch. All persons having claims agalnstsald estate ore hereby required to present the some, verified as required by law, to the undersigned at the office of his attorneys. Green & Hess, at La Grande, Oregon, within six months from, tlie dfite hereof. Date of first publication March 30th. 1934. H. P. BRENHOLTS, Administrator. , , Mar. 20, 27.. Apr. 3. 10, 17. NOTICE TO THE IIElltH OF IIKNKV OVERMAN' (DECEASED) To tlie lielrs of Henry Overman and any and all persons claiming an In terest In the mining claims herein after mentioned by or through him. GREETINGS: You are hereby no tified, that the annual assessment work for the years extending from July first 1930' to July first 1933 has been done on -the following claims, situated in the Camp Carson mining Prepare! tor ' h ;i ,, ' Finest Seeds at EEICKS0N Jefferson & Hemlock' "' See Your Dealer or the Husband- EASTERN OREGON i LIGHT 3 POWER CO Tuesday, MarchJ0,J?3j district Union County, Oregon, The Night Hawk. Night Hawk Extcnstlon, Blue Bird No. i and Blue Bird No." 2 commonly referred to tut tiie Grande Ronde placers, making in'all a total of 49246.03) two hundred and, forty-five dollars and two cents due1' advanced on til above mentioned In-' derslgned. "-1 Said work was done within the le gal time set by the statutes of tlie United States and filed for records in Union County, Ore., aiid that the undersigned .co-owner did the work'' and paid the lien, and that you are ta pay to the undersigned as re quired by statutes tlie said sums . of money so specified above within (90) serving of this notice upon you, or within (90) ninety days after the last publication of this notice In th of ficial paper of Union; county, Oregon, ariH If vrai fnll rtt fAfllRA ftr. fr nnir proportion of said costs of said an-1 -nual labor, and so thereafter your said interests and any and all Inter ests which you or any of you have -therein "will become the property of lii. WM. BURG, Co-owner.' 1 Mar. 20, 27. Apr. 3, 10. y&S COUGH DRop . . . Real Throat relief! : Medicated with ingredi ents of Vicks VapoRub WATCH REPAIRING , I'ocket ll uti lics Cleaned - $1.90 ' Main Nprlnpi -, I.S0 Satisfaction ijiiarunteed. Guthrie's U08.Adanis Ave. irrf'ftiBWrtfi'i iiiitilfiii uum ., A Complete Printing Service ' Quality Counts i : NELSON ?T - NOTICE Series "C" and series "D" Time Certificates of Deposit Issued by the First National Bank of La drande, Oregon on March 1, 1933 and due on December 15, 1935, and December 16( 1836, respectlvcl), have been called for payment on April 2,-1934. Interest on same ceases after thatdate.,-' ' :;' First National Bank ot La Grande David I. Stoddard, President A. K. Parker, Cashier Prize Gardens -- ' - and Fertilizers fj L0TTES I ' " Phonfe Main 792 r- ST.. f V i i.-.....-...4