La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 17, 1919, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textifliv ffih i'T3 QTfl f;)mt Hooj-, rvVjT a n ui-. m- WANTEU-Junlwr. iTlTcTI . i,rV; 4-is-at WANTED- Furm work hu k.... ... years old. Call Red 10a -i(i-2tp PORTLAND IUTS for merchandise house or land. W. C. Reutcr, Si ' 4-lti-atp !' ANTED Fifty head of horses to easturefor season. Call Black 392. . 4-15-2tpwklyltp "tSf Red 1401 , ,r 4-15-.itDf WANTED Two bell hops, tel. Foley ho-4-15-at PSYCHOMETRY AND SI'lKlTUAl CARD READING. Business ques tions answered. Mrs. Blood of Portland. 1U20 Sixth St. (corner Spring). 4-15-itp WANT TO BUY If you own and wish to sell your farm or ranch , ..... .v. ...... . send me at once the legal descrip tion, your best price and terms, lo cation and all information. I mean business. D. J. Campbell, Crook ston, Minnesota. 4-14-4tp WANTED Man to mow lawn twice a week during the summer. Phone . Black 3GIJ2. 4-14-tf IIEIiP WANTED Young woman to leiu-n telephone operating. Perma nent position assured. Salary paid while learning. Apply chief opera tor the Pacific Telephone & Tele graph Co-. ' 4-14-tf WANTED Competent girl or woman ilor general housework. Call at 1312 PemisylMapia avenue, Mrs. R. U Richardson. 4-14-tf WANTED A number of young calve Phone Black 571. 4-14-6t WANTED Spring cleaning, trees and hedges pruned and trimmed, gard ening, windows, carpets, wall paper cleaned, kalsomining. Call Red 3202. 4-13-Gtp MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by Mrs. U. H. Norton, 90(i Adams ave nue. First block west of postoffice. Red 711. ; 4-10-tf MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done by Mrs. FV C. Tuckey. Latest model machine: 906 Wash. ave. Phone Red 15L' f 4-11-tf PIANO AJD PIPE ORGAN instruc tion by; Mabel Douglas. Studio in new Foley building. Phone Main 754. 4-13-tf AUCTIONEERING Twenty - five years' experience; satisfaction guar anteed. F. S. Johnson, R. F. D. No. 1. 4-13-lmp WANTED Dry Red 31. slabwood. Phone ' 4-9-tf WANTED A waitress at Home res taurant. 4-3-tf WANTED Girl for general house keeping. Phone Red 3811. Adv. 3-2P-tf WANTED Man and wife to work on ranch. Wife to cook for small crew. Everything furnished. Call Chas. Reynolds, care Security ' Saving and Trust Co. 4-4-tf FOR SALE Oil TRADE FOR SALE OR TRADE 0-room mod ern bumralow. and two lots, in Wal lowa for Liberty bonds, La Grande propel-ty or a good automobile. In nuire Observer or write P. O. box 8fi. 4-16-fitp. FOR SALE Seventy-five head of voung ewes, with lamb at side. A bargain if taken before May 1. A. H Parsons, Box 74, Elgin, Oregon. 4-l-lmo FOR SALE High class grade Short horn bulls and cows, one two-year- old bull. G. G. Taal, La Grande, Ore. Box 754. d4-7-0tp w 4-ll-3tp rnH KALE Small furnished house inn.iiro 'ins Second street. 4-15-t FOR SALE 5-room house witJi bath -n.i cellnr on Oak street. Cash or terms. Address P. O. Box 888. 4-15-7t FOR SALE Practically new Dodge and Chevrolet. Chas. McCrary, La Grande Garage. 4-14-4X FOR SALE -House and lot at a bar gain. Terms. Call Main 84 or Red ; Ml. .4-14-fitp FOR SALE 2(M acre farm; land all level, with running, water; half mile east of Sum'merville. . For further information phone Black 3031. or write to Mrs. M. J. Choat; 902 N . avenue. La Grande. 4-T3-6tp fOR SALE One set single work karness.' fhow'Main iT9. -tl-4p i'O-I! PAMC-fct-d c"r'J ,m' Hurtitnk, .i' ioet eit- is th t.-r.. 'I. II. ftVoMarl tS4 t-'-i . . 4 n - 'tj-cla .'ctoJ A bevii"- tfnse'M f'";i :1r, EfiADVEgnSEMEHTP ... ' . ' . . , SALE iersey cow with heifer calf three tliys 'old. SPhone Black ' .4-10-8tp FOR SALE Three ranches and three j residence" properties, all modern and neany new. call Main 780 or write cox aua, La Grande. Or. -2-27tf , .are and because there is a great , r 1 jshojtnge of fuel, tircording to f. lies- SALfc Must be sold at once, sn1 the former' editor -of the Petro piano and furniture, 2107 First oxigrnd Rjetsch. Thanks to heavy I'rib- F"ooc neu luu. tan evenings orii Sundays. - 4-10-tf SALE-Modern home. 6 large rooms- Sleeping porch. Garage on nopa.an : .., ........ pavement Call evenings. Red 3222. 4-2-tf FOR SALE Baby bed and high chair. Call 1417 Washington avenue, or telephone Red 751 3-2S-t FOR SALE That monument you want for Decoration day is ready for immediate delivery. B. M. M. & G. Co., 1502 $ avenue. 1-17-tf 'for SAI F-4 room f!,,ni.i,i i,,.." !000'000 rul,lcs for Ii'tinS books llnd (land and in the United States, btit in ,fuli oALb 4-room furnished house,' ,.,..., ,,,w , tutors, but no! .. ., .... ... , j ..1... J1000. 2601 N. Ash. tion see Mrs. Perry. For informa-3-27 LOST AND rol XD. ...,. , , . ., Tithe Bolsheviki themselves. Time af-l r , . - u V K aiif, limn, Bill, III llHL CUft lU IHHHtlB visible, at slaughter house Grande Ronde Meat company. Owner may I recover by paying charges. 4-14-41 LOST In La Grande National Bank pocketbook containing B. of R. T. receipts and other valuable letters. Finder please leave at the Observer office and receive liberal reward. FOIL RENT FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping room. 1508 Fourth St. 4-16-Ctpi i7ni Dc-vT t 11 e , . porlumty they desert at once. An ex FOR RENT .ventlv furnished four-!F . i ., . e .. ... .... .. .taninle of this was the action of what room cottage with bath, furniture F ., . , , , for sale. Also player piano. Phone l" considered a niodol regiments in Red 3752. Petrograd. The men, 3000 of the n, FOR RENT May first, 4 room mod ern furnished house. Phone Black 1222. 4-14-6tp FOR RENT Steam heated apart ment, not-modern. Twenty dollars per month. Da,rland Hotel. 4-14-tf FOR RENT Sixty acres of pasture adjoining La Grande. Wm. Miller, 115 Depot St. Phone Main 1. 4-7-tf FOR RENT Nice r.06ey rooms from $12 up. 1510 Adams. Phone R3301. 1-18-tf FOR RENT Furnished homerfor Vent for about seven months. Garden, chicken house, barn. Inquire 320G B avenue: Mrs. Robert Miller. 4-9-1 NOTICE I will not be responsible for any bills contracted by my wife on or af ter April 14, 1919. 4-14-10t EVERETT E. WALKER. ' RESIDENCE FOR SALE Close in, one block from Elks' club. Good income -property. For particu lars call at No. 2 Fourth and Depot, or call Black 1081. 4-15-tf Observer ads are widely rend. H 1-t 5 S' - e Of . v j'T- c ... ,h. ,-eo tuck ' J4fe VhW(BSPwVi LITTLE TRAFFIC ON RTJSSJA.N RAILWAYS 'Said Tjiat Not One Per Cent e PopulfUion I in Favor uf Bolshevism. STOCKHOLM, March 18 (Corro rt'idence of the Associated Preset v.l0c'.:.r., t.a.ffi,. .... i?,we;, ,.,,tii-,,,t.. ha ceased ostensibly because of the. spread of spotted typhus but really because there are no locomotives toi h h i. int nuiura to leave- Petrograd which he said was in des perate straits. "At the Putiloff Works, where for- merlv 15.000 men were employed only a very few are now to be seen," said Mr. Hessen to the Associated Press. "Sabotage prevails. Locomotives can not be repaired nor constructed. The only one the Bolsheviki have is valued at four million rubles. "In Petrograd a piece of firewood costs four rubles, bread twenty rubles a pound, meat thirty, sugar 120 and butter the same. Maxim Gorky, the i novelist, has at his disposition 10,- supporting authors and tutors, but no books can be printed as long as paper is five rubles a pound. "Why the Bolshevik regime has not fallen puzzles everyone, . particularly Iter time they have expected their fall and prepared 'to quit, but each time Unnnono.l Hint iiMrfViifl h -r cn!mces- ,,nst Bulumn wh(.n pc.,.m w(g uken , the Czl,chs whell armed forces threatened from the Ukraine and the Narva and British warships npprAchcd in the Baltic ev- of the end.. And then, instead, came the invitation to Princes Islands. "Not even one perveut of the pop ulation is in favor of Bolshevism. Bol shevik troops fight without knowing whv, but continue for fear of being jshot if they disobey. If given an op- were sent iioru uitir uuiiacitn lu im: railway sUtion to entrain for the Narva. When- the train arrived there were just eight men who had obeyed instructions to entrain. "If there is no intervention soon pure anarchy will rule Russia. Trot 7.ky nnd 'Lenine are gradually being pushed aside and real criminals will succeed to the places of power. OR. lincoln'mcconnell HIGH SCHOOL AI DITORU M April 19 at 8:15 P. M. Sinitle admission 50 cents "i wffi. iff. 1 : K3 ' . ' ' : iM!iiii,iiu;;,i;j,n . PUT it flush up to Prince Albert to produce 'more smoke happiness than you ever before collected ! P. A.'e built to fit yoiir smokeappetite like kids l't your hands 1 It has the jimdahdiest flavor and coolness i id fragrance you ever ran against ! ' Just what a whele of joy Prince Albert really Is you want to' fincf out the double-quickest thintf you do next. And, put it down how you could smoke P. A. for hours without tongue bite qr parching. Our' t ;xlusive pattWul (c.- Cvts out bite and paroh. . . . ' fiealizc what it would mean to rjet set with 1 Jy'js jimmy 'fiTpe )T the" pawers every ctice e'id a whil?'! jieJ. vrfi i teat tine rards ! Wit'fidht a con goo-J Joueel like you'i yahte. gooayoueei iiKe yoi Alaska Representative Urg3 Inheritance Tax on Estates tf $10,000 Jl'XKAr. A;isku. MurchM 4. ftl Mail) Inheritance lax on estates 40 Alaska Is peopaod in i. iflll submittal 10 th tei litorl ji bouse by Kop. A. J. Sordnto of Fnlthanks. The Tilil provnics ror 1110 knowing nix: on states over JlO.uuO and up to $20, Otio. two1 per cent; 0:1 elates between t.l'O.otiO ahd :i0.000, tlirte per cent; on estates lcrve?'t sjo.oou ana ?r0,00il, four per ceni; oil estates over $50,000, five p1?.- cent. NEW I'EATl RI7TO MOVIES . LONDON. April It). Aircraft de velopment during the luitf few, years has- thrown open to the moving pic ture man an .entirely new field.. It mnv hi some venrs vet before flvinir m,8 wjthin the means of the ordi- narv person -as a mode of travel but through the film, he mr.y experience some of the artistic joys of aviation. Already n certain amount of aerial cinema photography has been carried out successfully enough, at least, to measure its possibilities. In the neat future, it is expected that magnificent mountain scenery will be photograph ed from aircraft, not only in Svvitr.er Abyssinia, the Himalayas -and other less explored regions of the world The whole of a wonderful flight from, say San Francisco to London or ,from i.omion to India, or to Australia may in time, be shown to the public. MORE DEMOCRATIC TENDENCY STOCKHOLM, April Hi. A move ment is under way in the Swedish par liament to place .the government of Sweden on a more democratic basis by 30 nltering the constitution as to give parliament direct control of the nation's foreign policy. A committee of the Riisdag has proposed that the contents of all international agree ments nnd treaties should be com municated to parliament, nnd it- is ex pected that these recommendations wiil be adopted. Under the constitution as it now stands, control of foreign affairs is in the hands of the king nnd his min isters. Three Maxwell cars like new. Good terms. Wnllowa Milling-& Grain Co. adv 4-2-tf 65 Loganberries Are used to flavor one Jiffy-Jell dessert. The juice is condensed and sealed in a vial. This is one of our best fruit flavors. Compare it with the old-style quick gelatine desserts. JO 'yiavort, .at Your Grocer's . 2 Package for SS CW . h '.';:":'! .-!:.:! Tii lil1 sbacHJ Wi-iy, F; A.es to eat jjit irgrarft sriiktl Nephew of Davi? Lloyd-George ts Bs I Here Soon In Lyceum. V f ..... .-ul,.,x. at Arthur Walwyn Evana. Arthur Walwyn Ijvans, nephew of Pavld Lloyd Oeorgc. son or tho great Welsh revivalist, will bo hero soon on the Lyceum course and his leeturo will be one of tho longest remembered events of the season. Ho rs undoubt edly 0110 of the most brilliant men who have conio upon the Amerlcau platform in the last decado. Ho contrasts In telling comparisons the weakness and strength of America from a Welshman's viewpoint. Often ho hits hard hut ho hits a constructive blow. In the opinion of press Bnd pub lic tills great Welsh orator is contrib uting the sanest criticism and the most fervent tribute to our country that has bOPU beard In tnanv vears. HIGH SCHOOL Al MHTORH'M April 17th; 8:15 P. M: Single admission ollr Dr. Lincoln McConnell, who speaks 1 the lyceum course in the high school auditorium the evening of Sat urday, April 19, is a southern evange list who has made an international eputnlion through his ability to speak forcefully and interestingly. 'Dead Lions," the lecture he will give in Lb Grande, is humorous, philosophical, and practical. It has been called the Lyceum' Classic. ' Dr. McConnell has given this lecture over 2000 times,' nnd everywhere it hns met with enthusi astic response nnd approval. Dr. Mc Connell hns been a prime favorite in the cantonments since the beginning of the war, where his red-blooded ad dresses have thrilled the American beys who were preparing for the fight for democracy being waged on the soil of -France. Dr. .McConnell hns two song now serving-under Pershing. To hear him is to get new inspiration for tho big tasks ahead of us. LADIES A new line of Easter bonnets on -sale at the Pink Shop, Friday anil Sat urday. 4-l.'i-5 The soda water business is good--and the expert mixer of drinks, Mi. Dodge, at ftilverthorn's fountain, will mix you the drink that will please vou much. 4-Li-.tt FAMILY DRUG STORK lA QRANOt.ORCQ'ON. ' - Blue Stem r.'-'i'' i'f' jt'1 ((HIGH PATENT) , . Sea Foam (STKAIGHT GRADE) WHEAT GERMS, GRAHAM AND WHOLE . WHEAT FLOUR THE GUARANTEED FLOUR THEY ARE GUARANTEED BY La Grande Milling Co. WHOSE GUARANTEED IS GOOD Handled -by All Dealers. . .t-?--QPEN DAY j. C. HENRY P.esidencc Undeftaking Parlor i'UKEllAIi DIRECTOHAND. IKJEWSEb ."'embalmbu . ,Xl!n) Call Krn Cg 't Jv ni Kight ProffssionEtJ Directory ! d. ATTOETB COCHRAN k E11EHHARD (JeO. . Cochran and Colon H. Bberhard, Attorneys. . La Grando Natiftiui Bank Building. R. J. (tftEEN, Attorney at Law Practice in all atflte and federal courts. Office La GratSde National Bank Building. CRAWFORD IS1KIN T. H. Crnr ford and Robert H. EaKln, Attor neys a law. Practice la all the courta of the atate and the United States. Office, West-Jacobson Bldg., rooms S-10-17, La Orande, Oregon. AKL'IlITICCTn 0. H. MILLER -Arcliitoct, room 17, New roloy Uldg. Phone Red 1871. MUCllAXO-THFRAPY DR. A. N. MAYV1LLE Mechano Therapy Physician, Chronic diseases my specialty. Physical and mentul science, dietetics, hydrotherapy and French massage. Phone Blick 2811. Rooms 1, 2, 3, Coolidgo building, op posite Sar theatre 1'IAXO Tl'NKH. JAS. M. DALY Piano Tuner. Ref erences, Mrs. G. S. Birnie, Mra. R. J. Green, Miss Miller. Phone Mrs. R, J. Kitchen for nppointment. Will be in Ln Grande In May. 2-4-lm,p OSTKOI'ATIilO. )R. MARGARET INGLE, Osteopath! Physician Specializing in disease ' of women nnd children. Hours 10 to 12 a. m., 1 to 6 p. m., and by ap pointment. Phones Office Red 1701, residence, Bluck 1231. 37 Now Foley building. VKTHUIRAIIT DR. H. W. RILEY Graduate Voter lnvrlan. HoBpltal, 14U9 Madison Av. State Htalllnn Inspector and Inspector of stock for shipment Homo Independent Phone, Blaok 41; Farmers Co-operative Phone, Main 112. KUITC'ATIONAIj REMEMBER OOODINO COLLEGE, Gooding, Idaho. Pratlcal busi ness courses, review subjects, regular college work and sum mer school. 12-19-tf Anv one owing the La Grande Pliaimncy will please call and settle their account at once, either by paying cash or giving note. We have discon tinued credit business nnd must clone all accounts. All accounts not settled at once will be placed with collection agency. 4-: 1-tf Ln Grnndo Pharmacy. AND NIGHT ' . V II S Fraternal Directory. 9. fli.H: O. E..1.KS, La tfrande Lod.-o No. 433. f.odge gicets eru h 'iuis day evtaing at 8 o'clock, lioio and club priyih-ecs cheerfully ex 'tend4 to all Brother Klle, COLON R. EIlERHARll, Exalted Ruler. A. B. CIll-RRY, Secretary. yOODMEN OP THE WORLD La Orande Camp No. 1(19 meets every first and third Monday at Eaglea Ball. All TiBitlng neighbor! wel come. Dues payable nt the office of the clerk, New Foley Bldg., I- m., to 5 p. m. J. J, M0RCHI8ON, 0. a R. J. KITCHEN. Clerk 40DERN WOODMEN OP AMERICA La Grando Camp No. 7703 ruoetf on the first and third Thursday evenings of each month In the K. of P. Hall. Visiting neighbors welcome. J. I. GHARST, V. C. JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk. REBEKAHB Crystal iaOk no. 50 meets every Tuesday evening ln the I. O. O. F. Hall. All visiting mem ben are Invited tn attend. LETTIE McGOLDRICK, N. G. LUCIA HALEY, Rec. Sec. K. or L. or security ML Emily Council, No. 246, meets the second and fourth Monday evening at 8 o'clock at Eagle ball. Visiting members are welcome. ABB HARRIS, Fin'l. See. J. K. FITZGERALD, Pres. HOYAL NBlGHllultS Iris Camp meets every seeond Friday after noon and every fourth Friday even ing, every month In K. P. hall. All vlBltlug members cordially welcom. HENRIETTA GHARST, Oracle J. L. KOBERTSON, CO. DELILE GREEN, K. of R. A 8. MARY L. WEST, Recorder. F. O. EAGLES, AERIE NO. 259. Meet every Friday night, at Eagles Hall. Visiting members welcome. Z. LILLY, W. P. A. J. LARM, Sec. X E. B. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. B. 8. holds stated communications the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. Visiting member cor dially welcomed. FLORENCE BACON, W. M MARY A. WARNICK, Sec ' L. O. O. M. -La Oranne Lodge No. 850, Loyal Order of Moose holds regular meetings every Wednesday night at 8 p. m. tn Eaglo nail neit . to ElkB' Bldg. on Washington Are. Vlsltois always wolcomo. Dues pay able at Young's Bwnots. W. C. HANSEN, Die. . HARRY BWART, Boo. A. F. ft A. M. La Grande Lodge No, 41, A. F. ft A. M. holds regular meetings first and third Saturday at 7:30 p. m. Cord.'al wolcomo to all Masous. C. M. HUMPHREYS, W. M. A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec. KNIOHTS OF PY1ITTAB Red Croat -Lodge No. 27 moots every Monday night la Castle HalKK. of P- ball) ' A Pythian welcome to ill visiting . Knights. JiL. 4 .lyM is superior to any other front lace corset, for without the' VZs7iZ&. features no corset can pos--sibly be just as good. It ' contains the master touch of scientific construction. You do not sacrifice com fort for style and you do not ; sacrifice style for comfort when you wear complete line always on hand, priced fit $ii.oO up. Mrs. Rpbt. Pattisan Corsetiere Piione T;. 1 :',22 . He?. J70i ' f);ik Str.;.-f QKICH ESTER o Ft LIS 1 T-k -Wr. R.r of torn - V I'.AAiMn KktNJI I'U.J.H, f i iS "-S?' i:' SOU il ORWifiS.'S LVfi!HHlKl 1 B e 9 O e 4?