La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 08, 1919, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textss&kt etxsikq cssrra ''''flTVll ... . i 1 i o ft 'b'-K !! TltAHO -r- hobKh. v!"." "!'Me S!"-, YOUNG EN old bull. C ; V ""T 9 tire Bo,. "Sl U G-,"!"k-' rmp WOi-11 :'1P FOR SALK 2 hts. four room partly uum vith j-uh, ti rnone lied al street. bio lor ticuUiio write J. l(i amnxr. are eliiri Kovcrmr.o it raHnay Sail ' mon:!i. t oo free p:ir- cj-;t nlin examinations, oi I.eonanl, tonner civil one ten ami o;.e furnished house. ms if dc-.cil. or write 1U20 Six-h 4-?-:f 1 servioe examiner, ins, Wash. (JOS Keuois build- 4? -3tp W.-W'TKD A dioh wr-.-rher and voire tab woman. .Ajp!y Silver drill "4.1,-tf FOR JAiK Rorn ai3 ville. Al,.,ut fifty head of An , Mike Jloyei, Summer I"..,..SAI'I'7T';:1""n;:;;-1 WhiU- WANTED Common ..vK.., ilm, ,,.U.K .M,nori.a C(rJ,t i?t.S0 per fifteen, $7.50 a hundred r-uid up. .All coekere1.-, ' use.1 n'e ,o rc'c01'15 Tom to WANTKD Man 'sits per. year. Mrs. Geo. H . napnian, i.a Urandg. tun-.l.ivit, I hrttlinK Close-ups of Hutlles. With the prcSciitalion of the third United Slates offieial war picture, "Under. Four Flaps," at tho Sherry theatre today and tomorrow by the division of films nf, the committee on public information, George Creel chairman, there will be shown for the. 4-W WANTKD -Sping clennin. trees and!fi'5' on any mw in tin's coun- k, ,,,..,i ,i ,ri,,.l .j. try a series of thrlllltlr episodes o! ..,.;.., v-;,.,i...a P.i,.t wii .,n,..-ioftttle operations of the four allied ,1 .,,!,i ' ;;,, ' cii i,.j .countries that bore the brunt of the 4-4-1 Un. ;i-,-.- .j.R.ti. "anting FevcllR-f I'!'i1''17 Ex'l5io:' "'"tor ! VA.VTEl) (ii.l for Bencral house- l ' . .C J as A bargain :f ; 'keeping. I'hone Ked 3M1. " " ' iirfc-e Ruhr, ' . Cycle h.hp or ),., .,:.L. .,r, , Adv. 3-20-tf awarded to the vletora by L. Meyers, cashier of the bank. Tb basket ball games were fast and the scores iu the first bait were almost a tie, but In the lust half the teams ;ut their players doing team (work and the Tommies and Devi! ' Dogs won with ease. The Ulna Devil team v.-as defeated by the Tummies lia to 23. In this came the shilling lights were liCll and Oliver, the fait : ciiards for the Dlue Devils, and Thel- . .....j- . ,... i- !'!. Heldenretch end tlendrrson for' Third Imted Slates Offiriab ar I'lo; Tommf, Th0 Bl.ore of lhe ,)ev!, , Rherry's Thursday and Kylay IS Ol'K HAIR FAI.MNO Ol'TT ly new hair, growing nil over' the "Kideis of the Purple Sngfl." 4 3it (lai is a scbnt'fi-.: proparati --n scalp. A tl:;ee weeks' supply of lairo , , ;vh-.-h will poi':ve!y s :p '.-.!'v April 10th last day to pay v.al'.n- an,! will vit!ii:i f: i nt without a "H-nallv. l;a r, f n:- a-fi A- - 1'iir, , postpaid arJ guaranteed, $1.00. il.i'io , .,s ut new I'.i-nicdy Co., Di pt C, Chemical Irtiiltl fivs, hi-r i chicatrn. 111. 4 7-Tlp l-'Ol l! FI.At.S'' ! IS NEW fcAU FILM, laborers. In- quire E. 0.' 1.. & P. Co. 1U15 Wash ington.. 4-4-6. the great war, America, 3-Sl-l-ltp FOIlfSALE Ilahy.bed ancl high chair. Call 1-117 Washington avenue, or telephone P.ed 75T 3-2S-t l-'rom tlie limu of Ht council of Ver sailles, when it was decided to place under one command the operations of all allied forces, the picture carrier and wife to workitnu spectator to the several principul- on ranch. Wife to cook for small- fronts and shows close-ups of a num- 1 .1... 1... 1.. crew. Kvoryiiuir; lurnisiieu. t;an-"'- u.-ivin-;i ...... the turning point or tne war. ,A clear idea of the fighting spirit of the Anieiican troops may bo gained Cli.is, Reynolds, caro" Saving and Trust Co. Security 4-4-tf FOR SALE 1-room furnished house, f $1000. 2001 N. Ash. For informa tion ste Mrs. Perry. 3-27 FOR SALE House and furniture. 2107 Firt street, or phone Red listl. 3-24-tf FOR SALE Modern heme, 6 laree rooms. Sleeping porch. Garage on pavement. Call evenii gs. Red :ii'-J2. 1-2-tf I FOR SALE 1018 Velio light six; run! only 2200 miles, at a greatly re-i duced price. Adv. 4-2-5t.i RESIDENCE FOR SALE Six rooms bath, close in. Will sell furnished Terms if desired. Phone Main 7.'!1. j FOR RENT One-room for 3-2a-tf I . housekeopinir and bedroom. PSYCIlOMETltY AND SPIRITUAL 'viewing them in nction in the vicinity CARD LEADING. ' Business ques-!"f Chateau Thierry atid along the tions answered. Mrs. Dlood oflMarne front. They are seen in close Poitland. Hi-'ffl Sixth St. (rornei-i contact with the Huns and a view is ! Spring). . ' 4-7-0tp jtfiven of them going over the . top at " 4:10 a. ni. in the morning the began I FOU HKNT the action that will give them a placo iin history as the saviors of Paris. 'FOR RENT Sixty acres of pasture In the British and French episode." r.tijoir.ing l.a Grande. Wm. Miller, 'the Poilus and Tommies arc shown 1 1 ir Depot St. Phone Main 1. 4-7-ti j carrying out the operations that form 1 " ;art of the strategic plans of Mar- 'FOR' SALE 1 acres of land on North Ifhal Foch. Big guns are seen in ac Birch street, 1 brick and 2 frame jtion on many parts pf the front; tanks ! houses on property. Good so:!, well are shown advancing in squadrons improved; one-half' cash, balance;"! scores of aeroplanes hover over terms. Also 010 acres of stock ; the battle line. The success of the ran ;li, well watureil, railroad station.ihrilliant operations is attested by the stockyards and siding on property. streams of enemy prisoners pouring 2J.sVir.-t St. 4-7-2tpit'i the rear, passing the victorious ! forces of the nllies on the same roads Dons-Vunk Bme was 23 to 11. Wil lis Holmes, of the Devil Doks, by hard playing was ablo to bold Geddes to only oue basket throughout th? whole game. ' Proctor. Brandt aad Keeney did their reaular good work. For 'the Yanks Stoddard did gooif work, but hie shooting was poor. Lynch, the Yaak captain, is develop ing into a fiiet class guard tyid good floor man. I ' ' ' j "The Barrier," the gripping Alns-i kan story by Rex Beach at the Star, Saturday and Sunday. 4-8-4t lierht as they ndvnncc. 14:i:;! Among the thrilling views are those -One Si. low-wheeled Adams. Phone Black 072. 4-7-otp FOR SALE wagon. Also rabbit; and Rhode Ij-itos KI-..M 1 nree room nouse, cor-the region of Mt. Grappa ting cgrrs. Pnone Black 4-1-37 land setting 1012. ncr 301. Fifth and C streets. Fourth street. Call at 4-(!-3tr FOR SALE 30 good range cows, part already have calves. 2 regis tered Hereford bulls. Plunkett & Noyes, Hilgard, Ore. . 3-2o-12tp FOR SALE Two -sows weight about I2i5 lbs. each, one sow, weight about 2o0 lbs., one sow, weight about 3a0 lbs., one sow, weight about 200 lbs., one sow, weiglit about 100 lbs. Ge, W. Marshall, Imbler, Ore! Box Sn. 4-2-7tr IFOR RENT Modern five room house. I Phone Red 2021. ' 4-4-0t FOR SALE That monument you want for Decoration day is ready for -immediate 'delivery. B. M. M. & G. Co., 1502 S avenue. 1-17-tf FOR RENT Nioo cosey rooms from $12 up. ir10 Adams. Phone R3301. 1-18-tf of the Italian episode which show the bitter fighting along the Piave and in A two-reel shown. Big V comedy is also FOR RENT Neatly rurnlshed, sleamheatod rooms. THock from Y. M. C. A., 1C07 Sixth street. Phono Clack 221.1. -2-19-tf l.OKT AND FOl'ND. Sawyer-Holmes company has a fresh stock of garden and field seeds' -that will grow. Why experiment when you are sure' of good seeds Irom tiem? adv .3-lC-t . FOR SALE Three ranches and three residence properties, all modern and nn..l., r.,11 "Tin 7R0 or write Box lint). La Grande. Or. 2-27tfl FOUND Small black purse. Owner can have, same by calling at Ob server and paying for ad. 4-o-t VICTOR MOORE'S COMEDY To see Victor Moore in a comedy is a delight. Mr. Mooro has an ex cellent vehicle in "Snobs,1' which is the attraction at the Arcade Thursday only. In this comedy picture, Mr. Moore portrays the role of a milkman who inherits a ducal title with twenty millions nf money and enters society. You must 'see this comedy to eppreci' ate it to tho full. Famous Wash Heals Skin ' II. D. D., the treat-rut of tkln femedle will remove those Bkin uAlictiona thut liavo nindd your life a burden. Tliat intolt-nilile itcliiutf. burninir ami discomfort will duuppciir umor the mimic of thii rciurtly. It lum cun.-U uiuny ciic prouounwd iucii ruble a nil will rtiacti vnur ?ae. Vo Quarautt the (Irst twttio to Itiag you muou YOUR EYES-What Would You Do Without Them? lioinpiiilier, Doctors refor tlicir inti(uits'to 4is, mid coino tiomsolvcs for proper ly fitted Glasses, to stop the liop.daclic.s and waste of nerve energy. , . ' Our office is equipped with the Latest and most sc.i&ntific instru ments for proper examination of the eyes If glasses are not needed, wo will tell you so. ', "JVe grind our own lenses plant on the premises. ' . J. H. Peare & Son rsw . OPTOMETRISTS AND JEWELERS . LA GRANDE, OREGON. PUTMANS DRUG STORE A Standard Test for "The Bsmler," the grliniing Alns kan story by Rex Beach at the Stnr, Saturday and Sunday. 4;8-ft Toilet creams, hand preparations of all kinds. Campholatum for colds, for sore chest, for. influenza. You will find all those, nt 4-7-3t FAMILY DRUG STORE UA GPANDCCRCG'ON. Observer ads are widely read. WALDO sTonnvun wo m.j i x i.Asi' xKiirr 580 Acres For $7500.00 100 acres in ooi state of cultivation., '10 acres niori? aiijoiniiiK can by broken out. I!alarue is all fine bunch grass pasture. Small cicek running through one corner; aevcral sprinfrs; small, nearly new, house; mi a mnin roail; 3 mjlo fmm shippinyxtation; 2 miles from school; all fenced and cross-ft need. This is only Sl.'I.OO per ncro, just a f::ir price for pnst;:ro lan.d. The tillable land on this tract will yield r.s muvh per acre a.- the land in the vaia-y that is now .s13irt at 1 ijO per acre. This is one of the best and cheapest prorxi-it'ons ve 'i."ve ever h.indle !. There :s a niortKace n the propctty now for ;."i"0, which can bV nssai'V.d and thj owner inu:-t have a e; ;od Jiu'istaniial ca.'h payment for his equity. SK( I'HITY L:SD ASM S WlNCS COMPANY La Grande, ()rcKm. lb: The good? tliat have made cur business a success . and'enablid us to guarantee them to. .you are Charter Oak Ranges,'. Fatent Heaters, White Sewing LIac3nn.es, the Harmon Mattress, 'Em mons Beds,-Kenny Rome Springs, Sniith Rugs.. Fui'nittire Exchange FIR AND Jt-FFKlisON . PHONK BLACK l?Al Bnt Prices for t'scd P'urr.Ii arc, or W ill Ex.? anjt (or JSew. I i YiiiikB Keep Lead in Mlli Sc1hhi iioys ijm. ToiieinimeiK ill tbo ! Y. M. A. j By Waldo Stoddard jind Roy Wil cox winninf; the niilo run last niKht in ftvo niititite and forty seconds th Yanks w.m uble to fimlinuL' hi first plate In the liiph fUiooI boys' pym. nasiuin t on i iiamont which is teini; conducted by tho Y. M. C. A. Thi Yanks are throe points ahead of the Dovil Dims, who in turn aro thro and a iuilf points ahead of the'Tcinit niies. The Biiindiim of tho teiuns 'is as follows: Yanks M , Devil Dop 78 ?i , Torn lines 75 ( Uhio Devil The iiiilc was run In fast time, considering th;it Iliu boys run mi -the 'hard pavuiucnt. and 'that thoy. jmd sueli sharp lump to make around 'tho t rinnIe. Stoiidard ft-t tlie piico so hard (but on Hm fo.iilh round there waif only Lynch. Holdenreirh, Thd Kon, Wilson aid Rtoddiird In the run nl::g. AMt be oih'-ri had fivon It up.' In the next tu:i Lyindi flrop'pod out and on lhe. io;t b Hedd'-weich sot a poin In his Bid;, and did like v:jse. Tin ' race was then between Sloddi'.rd, Wtbox and 'INeiHon. foio thn finish V.'lio:: gained a few ; yards on S:.cddard, h'lt -"(oddai d U:yl fu:h a b'iid lh:it it va Jinp'3ible lo. h at bliti. Tli lO')k tbi:d pl:!c' in thii race. With the finish of the mile. run !nft flight the track evc;is o ilio lour nument wfue eonipleti.. Tho brrsket hall vzann will continue uMll April L'l. when It will bo (ioS'd(-'i who t'0 winner of tVe "tonrn'ttueiit wil bo and rK heuitirul rup piesented by tlie La Grand; X-itijrml Hank will be (jJOPEN t DAX -AND NIGHT is! ft Mil, SDRF Til! Gasoline The third of a series of three statements War needs made prominent the question of a standard test for gasoline. On July 31st, 1918, President Wilson ordered a committee appointed under the United States Fuel Administration to establish specifications and standards of test for gas . oline supplied to the Government. This committee consisted of the United States Fuel Administration and representatives of ;hs War find Navy Departments, tlie United States Shipping. Board, the ).': :-.:: : t- '.'encral of .R;:;k-ri.;;.;.;, the Bureau of Mines, and the Bureau of Standards. Staiirdu wovs ;;..!cir;;d for aviation gasoline, (export, fighting and domestic) and for general xmli" ujc on I:,;d and sea. J. C. HENRY , residence-Undertaking Parlor , . I EJ.I3ALKEB. ' o': 3 jSfca CaiaiaLn li3A- m-4 Day &$ Nigh '$ Eaics QuicT:!y When You Apply a Little Musterole. . Anl Musterole wgn't .Uiotcr like! old fashioned mustaid plaster. Just, eprtad it on with your EnKers. .It.pene. i tratei to die sore e;t with a gentle I Ungle, loosens tho constioa and draws tH'.t the soreness and pain. ' I Muiterole is a, clean, white oint(T?ntj made with oil of rnujWri. It is ihie lorl quick relief from'Eore throat, bronchitis, I . t..:iMtis, croup, still n':cK, b-ujiit, neu J ralxia, .IwajM-hft consjcJ-hn, plcuriky, I , rhe.:tm-J-iin. lurr.b3PO, pains ;Ud aches of t i ,hc,':ick nr ioir.t-i, ':z;-t, yjtc mu jeles, j br.i:n. ci.il'.lr.iriE, i"v l et. cd'is ; '.' r.'.i p-.t u::.onial. .1 if J-y i .11! i . o o i n:i:i.'.i ;i ::!..-: i The Gravity Test Discarded 1 The Government's Committee on Standardi zation of Petroleum Specifications stated in itu ' report: "It will be noted that there are no grav ity limitations in the specifications or aviation gasoline, nor in the - specifications for motor fasoline which are given later, for it has been lound that gravity is of little or no value in de termining the quality of gasoline." The stand ards adopted by the United States Government arc based on boiling points. I Boiling Points the Real Test Gasoline is known to the refiner as one mem ber of the petroleum family. He distinguishes each member of the family, not by gravity, but by boiling points. Gravity is a fleeting stand ard of test, but boiling points are unchanging in their value and always determine the quality ' ot the product. Knowing them th: refiner can keep his product uniform and reliable. . What Is a Boiling Point? ' A boiling point is the temperature at which a liquid will begin to boil or vaporise. In distilling a given quantity of gasoline the refiner ascertains at what point each 10 per cent will boil, until the entire quantity is evap orated or distilled. Iri this way he d!termine3 .what is known as the initial boiling point, as well as all intervening boiling points in the chain, up to the maximum, high boiling point. Boiling Points Tell the' Story Boiling points' determine the vaporizing and lombustive qualities of gasoline: They decide the action of the gas developed from gasoline. Thy are the only true measure of gasoline talue.' . An ideal gasoline has boiling points in a con tinuous, uniform chain. There must not be too tna.iy low boiling points, otherwise the loss in storage by ev.-pdr?.;:on would be great. There must bo jt"it eiu.'.i ,h low boiling points to va porize freely and give easy starting. The higher boiling points -are necessary for quick accelera tion, high power and long mileage. As combustion starts with the lowest boiling points and flashes on through the gas, the con tinuous chain of boiling points from the low to the high is necessary for instantaneous, full-powered combustion, Only U straight-distilled, all-refinery gasoline can have the contin uous, uniform chain of boiling points. The United States Government Standard Specifications for Gasoline . The United States Government standard specifications for gasoline are based on boiling points not gravity. Drafted as they were by impartial Government experts, they are gener ally considered, In the light Of conditions today, as the most practical standard for gasoline. They insure an efficient and satisfactory gaso line and at the same time have due regard for the best utilization of our petroleum resources-, and the maintenance of reasonable prices to the consumer. CC.oWConfoj' to- United States Government i Standard All Red Crown gasoline now being aupplied in tlie Pacific Co.t States 'is refined to con . form to the Urjited States Government Stand ard specifications. It it straight-distilled, all rclinery gasolins having the full, uniform chain ' of boiling points necessary fer full-powrrrct, depndablc gasalinc Lew bailing paints fer easy starting, medium boiling points for quick,, sitiooth acceleration, and hi(b boiling points for power au4 BUl(t. . ' - STANDARD OIL' COMPANY . 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