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Pairo Four
WpFRSONALS
VUIKHK llfCO
Visitors In lJ amide this week
kra Mr. and Mr. Walter Strlwtham.
of Astoria and Mrs. Llllle Fisher, ol
CUIco, Cat. They ore guests at the
horn of the wumuu'a mother, Mra.
Mary Metcalfe mid also with tlielr
slaters. Mr B. Slrlntihara and Mrs.
Madge Pi-loa. mm. Kitticr, who Is
owner ol the building which houses
the Tllfln will attend to business
nutters while. In La Orande.
lib Sent lie
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Plcrson. 1305
Tenth street, are spending the week
lit: Seattle visiting frlende and look-l-ui!
after matters ot business.
Anreits ruslllun-
Miss Lucille Metcalfe haa accepted
a position In the oftica of attorney
E. R. Rlhgo.
Vllt Krlcllds
Mr. and Mra. W. P. nallnrd nnd
Mr. and Mra. Clyde Charlton visited
frsrnds In Pendleton and Athena on
Wednesday.
N of lUrtll
Word was received lu Lo. Ornudo
today of Uie htrUx of a seven-pound
son to Mr. and Mra. Rouald Cooluige
an Omaha. Neb. Mr. Coolldge la well
known here, having been graduated
from Uie La Orande Klitlv school lu
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for thai Column tansst
be in by a. m.
M NMiV TAVLBN
Under new iruutatranwuU Open Sat.
night. Petty. W-
IMNMY ItASTS
900 down, apeelal price) SSc do.
Ctverry's Worts tno. --
Proraaslmua
uul wuklow
ctraner. Windows
cleaned by day.
tck or month. Phone. 6i J.
4 -a -I nip
Dont PorpeV Lssjloa Paur. ruber
hall. April 7. 1
Apron and tee. towel sale, Snd Ward
Primal? t Noah. Paint Wore, :3o
Saturday moraine
The. I fl rand Dental aawe ration
I meetinc naounce Uvat all den
ted ofttora will ba dosed iaaturday af
ternoon. sTrecllna April T. until fur
ther notice. --
April 10th. last day to pay water
rent without a prrsaltr. 4-4-3 t.
rtont rVrprt LesjWo nance. Euoer
hall. Aultl T. --
PlfTruK KsMMKS
Frames, to tie every si vie- and type
Of tMoturo are now on sjwlal sal at
Kkihalvtson'a Art and Olrt Shop. You t
wttl save by havlr your puxuraal
framed so at Rlcnardsoti. 4-S-t f
fK-HOOt. 1-tTO.BtUrM
Too can pea scraton paps K
School at Um Obserrer. Sow peals So
-14- t
AptU lotn tast day to pay wales
rent without a penalty. 4-a-3 V
Flrvs rabtvme plants
Cherry's Flortslsv Uso.
now ready.
4-4-4 V
Ask yvxir grocer far Cbernr'a hot
hotus tomaWiea. 4-4-4 V
Crwrr Cryrtal at aloco Vsnn Co.
s-H-tf
lady Bsther
Orus Co.
TbUettlej at
JJt.xm
S-17-tf
Aprtl loth a day to pay water
rent witiiout a pestaUy. 4--4 V
Dry Be Factory Wocd. v.nre m.-k
Wd eMtrered A..V per Wsd. Trie-
pltoM orders collect. Ponitcs P-.iw
Lunber Ox. BSin. Ore. 4-i-J t
Ask us how to obtain aa M.V
truaranteed Hammond Keclrtc clock
tec Mtt- M.v OruT Ox J-lT-tt
Asnl loth last day to pay water
rent wil?wxit a penanr. 4--3 t
WHAT OV UV RJFV
ITlt
A shlrcneat o the nnast OoJd Pis
that hare eiee been shown w Ia
Oraaoe Nxs lusl been woeived by
Ricsssro.xia Art rl O-.rt tsop atU
are now oa sle at from 1 cents to
oents eacx Yol will eny seairst
the unusisat ftsh. ra :'.'...-. Biack
Tv-leavx'svns, Xr-aha, CwoeU asJ
Os'.K'O r.Jt Vou are .;rvl x twit
KKkardsons .t ace teuy beautif-.:'.
nth. 4-i-t f
Ktwl Ana. id T-der for sloaaacEi
troubSesi, oc M.xvn Pri; Co. S-l! ti
April loth UM ast t.i pay w-ster
rent wtthcut a pecia 'T- 4-M t
oru w rik UK.VR1NO
Notice is heeec-y irtvee that th
County Costrt o, Csuvm CKxtrrtv Orr
KOO, kss r-VTd M.xa.Ut the on
of AorA M. at !J ,vl a. ra.
th Cvwsrt ava of .-a Oxirt .a 1 J
OcmnOe Itsxwv "V.ir..y. C-i;c.
the u-ra, and (Ca.-e rcr Vi-'.-V a
and ail oiiVfCtAori u the r.nsi i
count of the utwrecrie-l as awsnu-i-
trator w.th the will acuiewa of ih
atwre of C-e.vve Stlwscd Burt. IV-
ceased, arwl for the r.r-al setUrcssi'
arad ilnt.ut-n c saw estate.
Dated arid fuss -jaahliSisiaJ this
V r of fa.--h. 1 M
JCrSFT-H UU ItVHJUSL Adr.-.-.r.W.-sXT
w-.m the TtU anrx.-ma of ute e- I
Oeaaral
HWSH at KICT, Attonsey for ad-
sr.uslrst.v.
star J"i Ja-- . I. J.V
10114 and at one time woa employed
na bookkeeper at the Observer. He
la the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Cool
Idgc, of this city, and Mra. Coo'.luge
Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
II. Taylor. This Is the Ooolldgea first
child. Mr. coolldK l at present em
ployed lu the city auditing office at
Otiiulta.
1'roiil Kltln
Visitors lu La Orande yesterday
from Elstn were Mr. und Mra. Frld
ley Hug. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Barlow
mid Jim Elliott.
Visits Sister
Berlin Masten, ot Elgin, Is ft guest
at the home of his brother-in-law
and sister. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Pay.
Mr. Miisten expects to remain for
several days.
Net urn
Mrs H. R. Evans, who has beeu
Miendlng tile last week In I Orontle
visiting her mother. Mrs. Hunnuh
Oleen. expects to return tomorrow to
her home at Vale. Mrs. Evans was
formerly Miss Ttllle Olsrn ami Is well
known.
From Portland
g. C. Untitle, with the state fire
marshal's office with his headquarters
In Portlnnd, was a La Grande busi
neaa visitor totlsy.
Here Yesterday
Mrs. It .1. Campbell and son.
t-'nterprlse were business visitors
1 La Ciraude yesterday.
lleturuw
Miss Melba Shepherd has returned
to her home after eiu1ing several
daya at Sunny&lde, Wash., visiting
wttli relatltes.
On !ttt.lltei
W. P, Ortman was a buslne&a vis
itor here today from his home at En
terprise. From Ititrns
Among the business visitors In La
Grande yesterday were C. B. Sllbaugh
and L at. Outer, both of Hums.
Bet tint llntitf
Mr. HkrUte Taylor who tins ben
a pattxnt t Hot Uk for some tUuc.
t s ho wins trry MUsfnttorr inipivT
acnt and wus able to be rvmovrd
M hr home recently.
To BrrdiKrt
Mr. and Mr. L. U Suodjir&sa iet
this luornlDi; for Westrrn Ortvon for
fvend day vlU. AmoiiR ttw towns
thoy rict to vl&l( ta Udport
hcre tbr will b th gUMts ot Mr.
and Xtr. &i Prd. Mra, Frd and
Mrs, Smxlgra, are lalrnv
Here
P. Ml Sulllvau. of Canyon City,
waa a buslnts vtaltor in La Grande
yesterday.
To SvhMl
Miss Jean Devlne expect, to re
turn Sunday ,to VYlla Walla follow
ing a two weeks visit with her
mother. Mrs c. H. IVvine. Miss IV-
vine Is a student at t r-ul's school
there and tills Is her fiusl term at
the school.
Hfstkxtts
Ft tends of Rev. Oeor ce L. Clark
will be Interested to know that he Is
brcvackAsimc. each monuns in April
The lamcus
GOODYEAR
PATHFINDER
blonir fHMvNl
fcy 4 V L PL Ik S of
$l?70
O
sate up
y'Ky''Sf ; -
'W' rJaa, GREASING
n n n a v r a r "avw fl $1.00
SPEEDWAY H
t t!owout.p(Vlevlrd a, a, fj
jet costs as tittle I a, fj
over the Twin Falls elation. Rev.
Mr. Clark waa pastor of the Presby
terian church here several years ago
but now makes his home at Twin
Falls.
Visits
M. Peterson of Lokevlcw waa a
business visitor In the city tula week.
Latest Clues In Orjry
Killings Name Kimble
(Continued From Page One)
been In Bremerton In recent months
and who had been In the company
of Mrs. Frank Fllcdcr. one of the kill
ing victims, a week ago Haturdny.
May said.
The disclosure tent added Interest.
May said, to attempts to obtain fur
ther Information of the background
and the recent activities of a man
under arrest at Cocur d'Alene. Ida.
Tli man there gavo the name of
Harry Kimble, and was arrested the
first of the week after lie had been
unable to give a "satisfactory explan
ation," (Sheriff Bud McMillan de
clared, about severe head wounds he
had and what he had been doing In
recent days.
PROGRESS IS
REPORTED I.
MANY LINES
(Continued From Page One)
try also howtHl prodnction 58 per
cent higher nnd shipments 23 per
cent heavier than for the first quar
ter Inst year.
The Interstate commerce commla
misslen today reported 999. 9!2 men
working ou claaa 1 steam railroads on
March 15.
The figure was an Increase of 8 58
per cent compared with March. 1933,
when 919.881 men were employed, but
dtill la belovr the 1933 penk reached
hist September when 1.O30.J15 per
sons wvre on th payroll.
New business totaling 47,465,000
feet, about 10 per cent above the
three-rear weekly averaire for Maxell,
but one per cent under the total for
the previous week, waa reported by
the Western Pine association in Port
land today for the week ending Mar,
31.
Shlpntenta for the wek were 45.
408,000 feet, and production. 39.941.
000 feet, an increase in production
of 1.313,000 feet.
RKI) CROSS TO
HAVE ITS ROOM
OP EX SATURDAY
The Red Cross rooms will be open
Saturday front 1 to 4 p. m. and It Is
announced that there is still avail
able a number of vromen's and cruld.
reus garment, although there are
no men's, garments at present.
CHICK FEED
Start your chicks on Albers Feeds,
none better. Price lowest in years.
Erickson & Lottes
Thono Main 792 Jefferson & Hemlock
IN EVERY GOODYEAR
AT EVERY PRICE
BLOWOUT
PROTECTION IN EVERY PLY!
Lasting Strength
Proved
The followtn results ot
many tests show thcav
erui!cpercent of original
srrenilth reniainin in
tire cvwJs after S. Iand
4 thousands oi mikts:
Vltm ur4TTit Ordinarr
Run 1 vit v Tkm -wsa
o,t0 9J S
lh,(KKI 81vi iti'
24.00 68 )
Superrwlst Cord a CooJ
teiar patent stretches,
absorbs shock, and comes
hack srnn Th.wHiiihly
rubberuod to resist heat,
tt $ivea feasting Maiwout
protcartKio in every ply.
Ask us to demonstrate!
FATLAND-SIMS
0 O Road Srvsct? Ca t Xla:n lt
A.isns and CtwawotM
0x! l'svi T.t; SI Vp C.u..!n!i T.re r.ep.iiring
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
SHELLENBACK IS
WINNER0F262ND
WESTCOASTGAME
Couft Lctifiiio Mainline
W. h. Pet
Ixm Anffoles
Hollywood
Sao nun en to
Shu Francisco
Ml&hlon
Seattle
Oakland
Portland
0 1000
.067
.667
.6J7
.333
.333
.333
.000
Yesterduy'a Ueanlbs
At Lost Angeles 7, Portland. 8.
At Giw Francisco 9. Seattle 1.
At Sacramento 4, Mission 3.
At Oakland 3. Hollywood S.
Hi The Associated l"re
Prank SbeUenbook today, holds a
now Individual pitching raoord for
tile Pacific coast league by reason of
Hollywood's 6 to 3 win over Oakland
yesterdny. The game brought SheU
enoack s strlus of victories In 14 years
to ata. one more than tha old eaub
llshed record by Charles "Spider"
Baum when he waa with the Seals.
Baum. like ShcUeuoack a. apltbailer.
Is now secretary of Uie Hollywood
club.
Los Angeles continued at- the top
of th. leuirue, handing Portland its
tlurd sUalght defeat, 7 to 6. A nine
mmng curly rally by the Beavers fell
short with Uie tying run on third
base. Both teams were held scoreless
until tile slxxli Inning. Home runs
by Right Fielder Prank Demaree and
Catcher Gllly Campbell contributed
to tlie Angel victory
San Francisco's Seals smothered
Uie Seattle Indians with a first In
ning batting rampage which' netted
them six runs and drove Henry UU
rlsh from the box. The Seals chalk
ed up a final sooro of 9 to I behind
the ught pltciuiitf of Win Bollou,
who allowed, only four blngles. while
his teammates wvr collecting 14.
The Sacramento Senators made It
two straight over Uie San Francisco
Missions, winning 4 to 3. Samuel Sal
vo, moundsman for the Senators, al
loTd only 7 hits. Dahlgren. Missions
first baseman, lined a homer with
one on In tno sixth.
The Hollywood Stars were a run
behind wheu they launched an eighth
Umliig rally that isetted tbtm four
runs.
MRS. MASSIE-
ATTE31PTS TO
KILL HERSELF
(Continued From Page. One)
Uodges Massle, U. S. N.
were dl-
iwtd at Reno Feb. 23.
Dr. Borelll toed the Associated
Press she srouW have to remain In
the clinic from 30 to 40 days before
she could recover completely.
E vtwy GooJyear in our store
has at least four full plies
of Superroist Cord each
one rubberiied to resist
heat the most lasting
blowout protection your
money can buy. Because
GooJyear makes the most
tines, GooJyear can give
the rTioyr ralue for ex
ample. Supertwist Cord
protection in tftwry ply!
Se how much more safety
the same price buys hens.
WASHING
$1.50
GUN CLUB' WILL
SHOOTONSUNDAY
Trapshooters of the La Grande Gun
club will complete their competition
In the Oregonlan telegraphic shot
Sunday, shooting against four teams
Burus, Toledo. Boise and Aurora.
Due to severe weather last Sunday
which handicapped local shooters, the
club dropped Into the second divi
sion. The club will shoot against Spo
kane and Pullman In the Boise
Statesman telegraphic shot, whtqh
will not end until April 22.
Skcet also will be shot during the
day.
Recommends Exam
For All Children
Prior To Athletics
SPOKANE. Waah.. Apr. 0 eP A
recommendation for a physical ex
amination for every grade school stu
dent before he participate in ath
letics waa before the American Phy
sical Education association Thursday,
meeting here In connection with the
Inland Empire Education association
convention.
Dr. E. R. Coffey, director ot health
In the state deportment at Seattle,
told the section that often Irreparable
injury was caused by Indulgence In
aUUettcs by students not pnysioally
fitted.
"Too much, exercises" Dr. Coffey
said, "la as harmful aa too little. The
Old as has seen the need
of funeral services msny
times We are proud of the
quiet dignity of our labors.
MOBItOIL
m T c
il 'I
L ..Mir.ssasaTM. I -K 1 S T-J 'V TffX w ?-S YJ C'rfi IS I
' WiU T ETRAE
i
GENERAL PETROtEUM C 0 R P O R AT
boy must be taught that, unlike the
automobile, tltere are no spare, part
for the body He advocated health
clinics m every grade school.
FUNERAL WILL
BE ON FRIDAY
The funeral of Mrs. Anna Scho
mann. who Dossed away Thursday
morning, will be held from tha chapel
of Walkers Funeral Home Friday af
ternoon at 2 o'clock with Rev. J.
Oeorge Walz. pastor of the Presbyter
Ian church, in charge of the services.
Burial will be In I. O. O. F. cemetery.
A feminist blurbs that-modern
woman rises above her surroundings.'
Not without a scratch, if they In
elude other modern women.
Stop Getting
Ud Nights
Lax the Itladder Willi Juniper
Oil, Iturllll, Etc.
Flush out the Impurities and ex
cess acids that cause Irritation, burn
ing and frequent desire. Juniper oil
is pleasant to take In the form of
BUKET3 the bladder laxative, also
containing Buchu leaves, etc. Works
on the bladder similar to castor oil
on the bowels. Get a 25c box from
any drug store. After four days If
not relieved of "getting up nights"
go back and get your money. Xf you
are bothered with backache or leg
pains caused from bladder disorders
vou are bound to feci better after
this flushing and you get your reg
niAr slceD. "Bukets guaranteed by
Moon Drug Co."
Adv.
IF
If I were to live my life again,
I would live through the moonlight nights.
Holding your hand as I did In the past.
Sitting with you In the dimming lights.
Holding your hand when sorrow was near.
Kissing your cheek when the children cried.
Smiling, my dear, when things went wronj
Or. shedding a tear when the baby died.
If t were to live my life again,
I would choose you again for a wife
And I'd worship you as f have In the past
E'en though I knew of our coming strife.
Yes. If I were to live my Ufe again.
I'd pledge It. my dear, to you
As I used to do In the long sgo
When you were my sweetheart, good and
true.
Pranklla Lee Stevenson
SN0DGRASS
and
ZIMMERMAN
FKOM Xrrtic Ori4e lo itv . . . frvna K--
ow vilfemt ru.v - ltM-r . . . ssocr penv-ths
tet' rtkmAbr ami pk-cai rvlmor ' MSfafM' wrrir.
tkz r oor tH TW rrr A i zt.e
AT.
La Grande Grown
Tomatoes Arrive
Early This Year
r. urown tomatoes from
the greenhouses of A. B. Cherry make
their first appearance in -
kets this weekend. nu, "
weeks ahead of last years nrsv of
fering of the local fruit. Mr. Cherry
says he expects his plants this year
to yield around ten tons as he has
something like 3.000 plants that will
be bearing when tne season bo
der full sway.
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PERKINS
Phone Main 500
1 a 6 r tvv " 1 1- cc
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rr M a ifrr ?tc?tarv At, J
I 0 N A SOCONY-VACUUM
Friday, April 6, 1931
C.E. GROUP TO
MEET IN BAKER,
Members of the executive commit
tee of 'he Grunde Ropde Christian
Endeavor Union will meet Sunday
afternoon at the Christian Church
of Baker for their monthly session."
The meeting will begin at 1:30 and
a number of officers from La Orands
are planning to attend. All who da
not already have transportation pro,
vided for them, are asked to call
Virginia Shepherd or Katherya Mor-
et ' ,irV"
U V .10' oS
-1 . a-" . .
MOTOR CO.
4th & Adams
COMPANt
A
A-t' toth ,.ar k rT wstrj
real wtat a poaa;"y. 4--4 V