La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 28, 1921, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text; . .ir,... ' j ThiuWlay. JniyUH. , ' ' LA GRAKDE EVENING OBSERVER ' PAGE FWE k 1 K 1 7 : Observer Classified Ads : 1 . t- . . , s WANTED. Oreeon Fire Relief Assceiatlon. The - i , WANTED seeurity. -To borrow, $1!00.00. Good Box f04, lxi Urundo, Ore. WANTKD A girl to help with kit chen work for crew of men. Call Fanners 8x. 7-27-37 WANTED To buy or lease. A one horse heavy wag'on. (Inquire of Wm. Beery, 1702 X Ave. 7-27-St'p WANTKD Young man to travel and sell magazines. High school student, a graduate preferred. Course of Instruction in sales manship furnished. Address "J. W.", care Observer. 7-6-tf FOR SALE Oft TRADE FOR SALE Mill wood. 961. Phone Black 7-14-tf FOR SALE Frying chickens, COc each. Phon Black. 3371. 7-25-4tp FOR SALE Dinmg-room set, Mon arch range. Phone Muin 759. 7-23-Gt FOR SALE A few good milk cows. W. A. Burns. Phone Black 282. - 7-2(i-0t FOR SALE New Dalton Adding Machine. Bargain. Call Observ er. 6-13-tt FOR SALE 280-ncre farm and pas ture land. Address S. W. Koger, owner, Cove, Ore. FOR RALE Two corner lots, Spruce and R streets. Garden and young orchard, $400.00. Inquire 1715 Spruce street. 7-23-7tp FOR SALE 100 acres choice farming ground. For price and terms in quire of Becker Bros., Cove, Ore. . . 7-20-Gtp FOR SALE Grain hay, $7 per ton in the shock. Lee Reynolds. Farmers 02. 21 miles east on highway. 7-27-3tp FOR SALE Ivers & Pond piano, wal nut finish, in fine condition. A bar gain. Inquire 1410 Wash. Ave. 7-26-6tp. KOR SALE OR TRADE One Pereh eron work mare. 'lfiOO pounds. . -Phone Black 1642. Cull 1707 Jef ferson. ; 7-27-2L. FOR SALE OR TRADE Six room house, three lots; W. Ave. Good woodshed, parage, lawn. Call Red 1301 or see owner, 1201 V Ave. 7-20-tf. FOR KALE Toggenburg milk goats does, doe kids and bucks. Rose tnnoi' Goat Dairy. 7 E. 64th St., N., Portland, Oregon. 7-21-Ct FOR SALE 3-room cottage, some fruit trees, cement walk Reason able. Will take small car as part payment. Charles F. Beck er, 1217 W Avenue. 7-2-tf FOR SALE Wheat hay in the stack, $7.40 ton. Also mixed hay in stack $8.00 ton. Inquire Bill Beveridge, I.a Grande, nr Henry Nurre, Alicel. 7-25-0t. FOK RENT FOR RENT Rooms over Drug Store. L. & L. 7-14-tf FOR RENT Two Phone Red 3001. furnished rooms. 7-1-tf FOR RENT Bedrooms, 1519 Adams. ITione. Black 3772. - 7-16'lmo FOR RENT FurnlBhed room. 1610 Adams. Pbone R. 871 E-16-tf FOR HENT-Rooms and apartments. Inquire 1C07 fith St. Phono Black 2211. 7-26-3tp. MISCELLANEOUS HEMSTITCHING and Plcot Edge, by Mrs. E. C. Tuckey. Also agent for Splrella Corsets. 1808 Second St.. Phone Red 2. 2-1-tf HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE by Mrs. J. F. O'Conuell, 1104 O. avenue, or leave order (t Camp bell Sisters, Ladies' Furnishings, 1305 Adams avenue. 8-22-tf j HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGEI BUTTONS COVERED. Half Ball. Full Ball, Acorn and' Bullet Acorn styles. Mail orders giv ' en prompt attention. All work guar anteed. Orders taken for pleating. MRS. U H. NORTON, tOS Adams Ave. Red 711 First Door West of Post Office. maaaattnttiiiiiiii'im"wttmmtag FIND IT HERE ttmo NOTICES. W III Sacrifice riano rir nnirlt turnover will sacrifice price. Pinnn In our Dossesslon In Grsnde and must be moved once. EaT pavnients. Write qnlclc for particulars to the Denver Mu-lc Company. Denver, Colorado. Pally 7-5-15. Call th L Grand F.mplomnt Offic for your help. Alwayi at your ! rvir. Phone 801. Oreeon Fire Relief Association. The McMinnville Comrsnv. Mutual In-1! surance with Premiums guaranteed, j ' insurance at cost. T. K. Bellamy, West-Jacobson Building. 6-3-tf NOTICE. The J,a Grande Concrete company have changed their phone number from Farmers 273 to Main 120. 7-21-0t Call the La Grande Employment Office for your help. Always at your service. Phone Black 801. 4-19-tf j NEW TODAY ! SL'PPER. The Ladies of the Baptist Church will give u six o'clock dinner at the church basement Friday, July 20th. Price 50c. , 7-27-2t ROOM With board or board alone. In same block as Ililtons Garage. Phone Rid 3832. 7-28-ltp FOR 'BENT ed house. Main 86. -For U months, fumish Call Chas. Reynolds, 7-28-tf FOR SALE Urge size child's bed, dnop side. Trumpet cornet, nearly new. New mandolin. Phone Hed 1981. 7-28-2tp FOR' SALE A live-room modern house cor. Seventh and M, must be sold within two weeks. In quire 1301 7lh Hlreet 7-28-tf. FOUND ir J. V. Iteeves wants to know where his dog is, he man cotne lo the Obse.rver office, pay for this ad, and we will tell him. 7'28-2 PORTLAND MARKETS. PORTLAND, July 28. The price of cattle was steady today and unchanged from yesterduy's quotations; hogs were a quarter higher, prime light selling for $12.50 and $12.7S. Sheep were weak. The weed eradication ordinance will I be s rictly enforced from now on, ac- i cording to Roy Elexer, chief of police. Accordine to the ordinance all weeds I I and grass must be cut between July 1 and July 25 and the cuttings removed. A number of complaints have been received regarding places which are a menace and thos failing to take care of their property face a fine in municipal court. The tree trimming ordinance, which requires all trees ovcrhangingi the lllffl, EDS 1ST Dr put Mfimii ULUUI NIT. rr,L ' iZr "r.ltotakeouta manwhodiedenroute I branches are at least seven feet from iho eiMnwaii,. mill nln l,n ,.n r.,r,..i I ' " V and the entire city inspected so as to I make certain that ull have complied with the ordinance. The police want the trees to he in such shape when winter comes that the usual trouble with snow-laden branches obstructing pedestrian traffic will be avoided. In the nast there has been no ordinance requiring trees to he trimmed ln.t with the present . ordinance oh the books tlic city will he firm in requir ing the proper trimming this winter. oitsEnvion watt atis pay Oregon's Higher InMiluhon of TECHNOLOGY Right Schools; Scvtnly Departments FALL TKRM OHKNS SKPT. 19, IWI Fur inlotmaiiaii ril. lo th R.ritlrar Oregon Agricultural College UIKVAI.I.I i)OiN(;softiikm:ff.s Ji&sSii I TOK THIS .5 AtJ WlWra f- I?K.N6 1M HERE. ' Awful storm! ftWji'-S&&U iuw,m K ' " shot the ,V.-.?5r rn 1 1 wM raeoo'u'.! WIHOOw'y-Vif-i-. ritANT I V.cfeijJ AMD 6EE T 1112 f PROFESSIONAL OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS !OR. J. I.. INfll.B and DR. MARrtARFrV i.'n'.i. p. umeHsea or women and children a Kpet'lalty. once Phone Main lull. Res. Phone Main 12s. I.a flrande National Hank liuildlny. PHYSICIAN'S AND Rl'ltGEOXS. DR. J. U McPHERSON Dentist. Bull. 4-6. over La Urande National Hant building. Phonea: OfflcA), ilaln 719 residence. Red Still. Oil. R. J. RUfKMAN, Dentlat Room 14-16 Palmer-ltoeai'h tlulldlna. phone Main tu. La Orande. Oreson. XATl'RK Cl'llE. DR. A. N. MATVILLB BueclHllat In chronlo dleeaaea. Muthode. Mechano Theropy and Naturopath. 8kln and blood diseases, nervous dlaeaaea. Chronic Headacae. Bi-temi, Bclatlca. Appendicitis, OunalipalloD, Bowel Trouble; all klmle of 1'lironlc Dis eases successfully treated. Phone Main 803. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Coollda-e Hldff., opposite Star Theatre, office boura, 1U n 12 a. m..l:3U to 6:01) p. m. Oonauitat'-D (ree, I-4M ATTORNEYS. COCHRAN ft KBKRHARD Geo. 1 CocbrLD and Colon b. Eberhard. At torneya. La Uranda Natlunal Bank Uulldlus. R. J. GREEN. Attorney at Law- Prae- tlcea In all State and Kederai Courta oruce La Urande Bank Uulldlnx. R. J. KITCHEN. Attorney at Law Practice in all Courta. Ofttcea rooma La Urande National Bank Building, La Oranda. Orogon. CONTRACTORS D. J. BfeLELLAN Ri rlsterell profea atonal Civil ISnglneer; aurveylng and aaapa. Room 12. La Orande National Bank bullUlng. Phone Main 61. ARCHITECTS. H. MILLER. Architect Room 11, Grande National Bank Bulldnlg a Grand. Oregon. William Miller is sorely depressed today, following receipt of a letter from St. Paul which tails of the death of Michael N. Goss of that city. Mr. (loss and wife spent some 4ime at the ! Miller home last summer und many j La Grande people will remember the gentleman. He and Mr. Miller wore "it'mMe friends for about half a century, and the news of Mr. Goss' death has uPset Mr- Millcr- The " lure OI 1,16 "mise was itsen tragic, ' A son of the deceased writes as fol lows ' concerning It: "I went to the truin July 24th to meet Dad on his return from the South, but failed to see him. Think ing he had missed his train I waited for the following train, but when the first had stopped after pulling out of the denot and thev had stonned , .... , , , , wa iseu up to tne crowu ana saw tne basket going through the Pullman w'"'. I heard some one say it waa ex-Commissioner Goss. 1 hopped aboard the Pullman and got to the' 1 ue"n a tney were putting uad in a ! rubb" blunK''t- Mother was waiting bri;!'kfast for h,m at home- We hl"1 ia post morte'n nl he died from I !n!"rB('mont of the "Mrt'" ",r- uoss was one Ol tue toremost citizens of St. Paul. i COMMISSION MAY AWARD CONTRACTS THIS AFTERNOON PORTLAND, July 28.-The high- way commission has announced that it would probably award the bonds at 2 o'clock this afternoon and the road and bridge contracts about. 4 o'clock today. 'I he (juickest Films Sold. A quick film is one so highly sen itized that it takes a picture in the I brightest light. Likewise it is the best film when dull light prevails. Fust films are SUKIO takers sell the fastest make. FAMILY DRUG STORK 'mm, WVf?'f OLD FRIEND PASSES I FN 1 It linnn I W A. A a Fraternal Directory B. P. O. BbKB I Or.no. i.o va No 411. Loda-a meeta oaoh Thursday evening; at t o'clock. Home and club prlvllenaa raearrullj extended lo all Urulbar anka NOLAN SKIFF. Exalted Ruler I PEahkon. tiec'y. P. U VCDBRN WOODUalN OF AJIKltICA La Grande Canjp No. 770S met-.ta on tha flrat and tttlrd Thoradny even- ". -. .. r. Uall.' Vlallinjf iifnitor vincoaae. t "iAKRMtobS: Clerk, i r. A A. II. La Urande Ledge No 41, A. F. ft A. M., holds regular meet Inga drat and third Frldaya at 7 S0 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Ma aona. E. R. OWE. W. M. A. C. WILLIAMS. Sec. r. O. KAGLES Aerie No. 369, arietta every Friday night at Eaglea l'all Vlaltlnv membera weloome. J. J. MUUCHISON. W. P. IB. B1RDSK1J-. Sae-itarr. WOODMBN OF THE Drande CaBID No. 169. unnii, , Meets every hf. "aIi lv!.lt.ng0nnd.,gh"r.Keu! com. Dues payable at tbe nriir f t th ojerk. Iloutiifi 21-L'2, la Uranda K'ullnnal Rank BUlir. . LILLY C. O. R. J.. KITCHEN, flert. (j. O. O. at. La 'Jrande Lodge no. at,u. Loyal Order of alooae, bolda rugular Mij.aflnira aver Wtidncailav nlalit al B p. m. In Eagle Mall, next to Elka Building, on Wednesday evenlnga. Vlaltora alwaya weicnme. uuea pv- auie ai ta uiunuu rnuriiiiuicy uhu at J. G Holm's Grocery Store. D. E. SHANKS, Die. J. G. HOLM, Sec. KN1UHT8 OF PYTHIAS Red Croaa Ledge No. 27. meela every Monday evening In Caatle Hall (K. of V Hall), at p. m. A i'ythlan welcome to all vlaltlliK Knlghta. C. W. Ml MIRK, C. O. C. L. GRAHAM, K. R. B. WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION ol Tie Maocabeea. La Grande Lodge No. 17 W. ki. of M. Lodge mefte flrat Thuraday at p. m. and third Wed neaday at 8 p. m.. at K. of V. ball Vlaltlng Blatera welcome. ' NORA B. MACK F.V, Commander MARJOR1E EATON, Record-Keeper . E. U. Hope Chapter No. IS, O. H. S., holda atated oommiinloatlon the sec ond and fourth Wedneaday of each month. Vlaltlng membera oordlally '"""hULDA HUMPHREYS. W. M. FLORENCE BACON, See. NORTH PODWER, July 2C (Spec- lnl)-L. II. Russell and family nr- rived home Tuesday after a two weeks' stay In Portland and Seaside, Will Pearson and family and Hur- ry Slater and wire are camping In the mountains this week. Chester Lindley, who has just re- turned from the Imperiul Valley In California, spent Wednesday with relutlves In Baker. Luther Moore und James Wilson inndn a business trip to Euglo Valley the first of tho week. ' Mrs. Mike Cnrrell and children returned form Hllgard Monday, where Mr. Coircll Is doing road work, , Harrison Wick and wife left .'.VI tin- I day for the Willamette valley where thoy will spend some time for .he .., M..a 11' ..la' lv oil 111 benefit of Mrs. Wicks' health Miss tKdnit Duncan or Portland Is, here for nn extended vlHlt with rel-j 0iives and friends. James Dalton and wlfo. of Oak drove, arrived here Monday, nrier two wteeks fishing at several lakes en route. Mr. Dalton will spond 1 several weeks here looking after business" Interests. Chrjs Johnson. Jr. rnnlorej io Oregun CHy'lnsi. week. ' ' ; , C. It. Dolon was a Iliiknr vlnitnf i this week. WIU. ADJOURN RATE HEARING G A I Vi tnlo OU Tl. I..l...,l,.,,,n rate hearinir will lw a.liourned here tomorrow and will convene in I'ort- lund next Monday, uconliriK to mt nounofment manV by Chairman Km I A. Willioms. The Portl.iml and Oregon City Ilr tehnens' AK,.oeialion will cull furtlx-r witncsKefl aid hopi to finish by noon Friday. STATE CAIMTOI, NTW-(. (Continued From Vue Two.) the only known Rubslnnce he will no! eat in pine needles. Governor Olcott has received from The Clerk Never SPENT VACATION' AT SEASIDE the Mulnomah county commissioners 'i a check for $77,700.1, representing j the debt owed the state from tolU collected on the Interstate bridge be-:t cause of advancements made the coun- ' ty By the state when the bridge was', built. E. M. Crail, Malheur county school; I superintendent, reports to J. A.!, i'U kill mimii.;ntAii.lAnt tViat!l ttttn inn, .iitut! I 1 I ,2470 pupils were enrolled in the a ' schools of that county during the last 1 ' . . ' ! ffhiuj vein, mi increase over the Dra I vi.iiw v..Hi The nereenlnire of at-1? i, lVl. , .. nr, !.-. ! 1 " i 87 the previous year. A total of 3,108,808 gallons of gas oline and 10ii,777.5 gallons of distillate ..... ... .u o fill ei e miiu uj oi.i.i.ih.u w. v....- Py '"n.th " ilUHe, UCCUIUllli; HIE V'I1I'...V " port to the secretary of state, me total tax paid under the tux law of lillit was $.11,017.5(1 and under the tax law of 1921 it was $32,140.45. The Alsea River Lumber company of Douglas foutr'.v. a concern copital- jiated at $1,500,000 has been granteil a receivership. The firm owes about t'.ikOOiin. I imi. oi'ftililnrtf with nfl- i ipi,il,ill'vr v....,-...., ...... sets of about $1,500,000. It is umler- 8100,1 lh veivership was a friendly out. Two romances, which began in Aus ttin more than seven years ago, cul minated at He-nd, when Miss Maria Roluik and John Hrndetich und Miss Helen y.lalich and (ieorge Biadetich were '.narried. The brothers came to i i,,,,,,..,! Oregon penniless, but are f,,r,..,.a n;rri,iiltv iniiv n u.ijii i ipu. (.....i.o. ......i. was experienced in getting passports for the girls, who reached Bond last week. ' Seusiilp will celebrate on August fi and 7, with a dedicatory ceremony up on the opening of tho new seawall, The passenger ticket business of the Sou'hern Pacific company of Portland will be withdrawn from the consol iilated ticket office at Third and Wash ington streets on August 1 and will be handled nfter that date through the company's pnssenger station at Fourth anil Stark. in rtTin rrranrj n n lQUtSTONSAN5MCR5Al 1. Who followed Abijah on tha throne of Juduh? 2. What proof did he give pf his godliness when he first- came to tho throne? ft What was his attitude toward God when the Ethiopian army came up against him? 4. What was the result ? r. tt..... .i:.i '"' """ " . , T, through Ar.ar.ah, the prophet? . What s.milar promise is given to humanity, in Proverbs 8:17? j 7. Eor how long did this stutc of peace continue in this king's reign? 8. What brought ubout the change? 9. Through whom did God rebuka lu, king for this? 10. How did the king receive this rebuke ? Answers lo Yesterday's Questions. 1. Zimri reigned ubout seven days. 2. When surrounded by his enemies, Zimri burned himself in his house. 3. Omri reigned over Israel after Zimri. 4. Ahab was Omri's son. Camping' Equipment THAT WILL PLEASE YOU Ki-I'U'co Kvt'!'-Vtiir,Al.iiiiiinijui,Kit........: $18.00 , v v:.i ' ' ('"Uiiui; Nm".'ij-uridflip ux:U:U;M:.. :,...:.. 00' ': 'fs''A''it Slcfl l Vi'iifVi'miM, with fultlhiij; linfll'i'ft'85 unil $1.15 ' '! : ' ' . l'iUK Sheet Steel Camp drills , $12.15 Ciimp Stoves, with Oven mid (li'iildlc ' $12.50 Ciiiup Stoves', witli ('(iiipinent for (i peojile $20.00 Sets Knives anil Forks $1.00 Dutch Ovens, $.'I..'J5 3.75, $3.85, nrul $5.75 " I'.ov Seout Kits $3.10 Jioy Seout Teiit. .' $0.75 1 (,(. (lovernmeiit Canteens $1.00 miser I'a.-k Sa.-ks $3.00 5 Discount for Cash Oregon hardware & imp, co. Lost an Argument HEV, clepk! WAKEUV1 IT'S !?AIMNG AMD IT5 J.F.AKIM(t IM MV t I I I, -L, 1- I ' i 1 I a f AaJ "1111 II 1 A r.VU T" . .sttfJVn . .X' t.'S.E f A y Bankrupt Sale Of M. A. Chiiiluiid's stock of Olothin'f,', Shoes; Hats, Caps and Men's .Furiiihinrs, hiiiiht In W'estenliaver & Gillert for less than ;")0i' on the dollar to lie sold for iless than wholesale.' M Of the mixed WESTENHAVER & GILBERT Satisfaction (iuuianteed or Money Kefumlod. 1309 Adams Ave. I,a (inindf, Oregon 5. Jericho -was rebuilt by Hiel dur ing the reign of Ahub. (i. Ogadiah was governor or stew-ai-d of Ahab's house. 7. Obadiah hid and fed the prophets whom Queen Jeiebel later slew. 8. Elijah asked for rain seven or eight times before his prayer was granted. 0. Tho lesson shown through Eli jah's continued prayer in one of faith and persistence. 10. Elijah was a man subject lo faults, Jnmes B-17,18. BP Buildin Ambition and ability combined with a proper amount of aggres; siveness make poor men rich. ' In addition to these qualities learn the value of a DOLLAR, then form an association with a safe, reponsible bank like this, by starting a check account and you have laid the foundation for con sistent WEALTH BUILDING. LA OR.ANDE NATIONAL BANK WL' PAY 47. on TIME PEPQSIT3 LA GRANDE , OP,E SOUND-RELIABLE- PROGRESSIVE l .Tri'-'i" i" I WE CAN T ill RouM- iT'.- TAW Caps finest a fiihiies ! wool, silk and in tweed, vieli ovei'ihiids ami seizes, in the latest English a nil plaited juode'ls. , 75c to $2.50 Ice Cream Delivery Ample and Complete. Orders accepted for Ice cream in any quantitly from a quart up and in any flavor or combination of flavors. Delivery will be made promptly when you require it for special occasion or party. Telephone your orders eurly each day. Place orders very early for Sunday delivery. TALACE CONFECTIONERY ,. COMPANY. j READ THE OBSERVER WANT AD3 WM 4 MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM BY AI.LMAN IN"trlAT VOUSE" WSJOMG! 0AMP,.JTMAT'5 IVlE. SAFEST ROOM IM TWK HOTEL1 zwo?i' The. place VJCKM-n KETl H ON Fikt! 1. 1 1-lF'll