La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 08, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextV1w-.by, March 8. Ifi?:' LK (mXNTVR ttYHKmO OtfSETiVFH T'xan REVET Classified FOIl SALE OK TRADE FOll SAI-K Hmrn W, .?..r,0 per load delivered. Thuno Mitin Krj. 2-lU-20t FOR SAT-Si Ten-room house, baths, on two flflvs, Hindi kitchen, all conveniences. a! rush, balance to suit purchiiserNjll at Observer and sou photograph of home-. 2-18-tf FOR .SAl.PS-IJ. ,( strain, silicic ronili Wliltl.c.Vni cockerels. Price ? 2 -5 it. TVJplXuutler, It. I". IJ. No. 2. I.a llKriuiA J-(J.( PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY osteopathic rnvsiciAXs UR. .1. 1.. INHI.K mid 1)1!. MMIIiAIIHT JSCt.i:. lix iis,.3 nf ivimi. II mid chil dren u Pt--' if 1 1 v. nflice l'lione Xliiin in. ;,';(. I'll. .in- M.iln Ufl. L.IL Urunde Nation.'il liutik I :ui Idlntt. PHYSICIANS AM) Si lU.KONS UKO. Ji. VLHI'.S, M. IV i.'iHrl SurK--ry. Ofrici' m-i-r Silvt-rllmrii's. (ifi'in I)ion) Mutn 1X2; rt-.sidencu phone Miiin r.xi;. nati hi; rntii DR. A. N. MAYVll.Tn Sin-rliillut hi chrmile ili.m-it ..(.'. Ji UmiLs, Mcli:ino-Thfiapj- nnU NMtiirup.uh. Fkin and 1)1 oud ili.J-fi.r-, n-i'vruM (its.-iisfs. Chronic llf!uln-li. i-Ns-m:i, Sfin t ica. App'iiilcliis. i ni i j'H ion, lUnvl Troiihh'; all I;lmls of f'hrcr.lr ni.- :s i?h siH-i-es.sfitlly tro:iu-'l. I'lioin; Muin D93. Room 1, 2, .1, second floor Coj! irtre i:iUf., opmitMtf .Si:ir Trifatre. Of fice b"iirs. in tn l ii. in.. 1:30 to T.HiO p. in. l'oiiHu!t:ithn r'r . S-4-tf DU. J. K. WdODf!, I. Chiropractor and X'lturopnUi. N'rrviius nnd chrouii (1 isfasts a ."pprmiiv, Sniu? 0, Soru mcr lilU:. over .tlvi'ri liorn's. Olfic? hours. u to 1 n. pi., 1 : :i r in 5 p. n,, 7 to 8 rv-nin.-i. I'Imhk; 4',t7-V. attuum;vs COCHRAN and !! H K R II A It D 0 eo. T Cochran int'l Colon H. Ktn-rhnrd, At-torm-.v.H. La Crandu Xulioiial Hank JiulMmir. CONTUAt TOUA D. J. MoIjKU - NT llfri.s(-r'd profcfi ilionnl Civil i:iurim'T: survey iiiB1 and Hiiips. Unim 1 t IA Crarido Nnliouul Hunk tUiildinu. - I 'It opt; M.tia ;tl. AUClUTKvTS C H. .Vlllor. ArchiU'ct. Itoom 11. I.-i (Urnml.! Xaiiomil il;uik lluildfntr, La 'irandc, Of'KiJii. FRATERNAL DIRECTORY L. O. . M I.a (Irni'.lo I.K-u No. R"l. I.oy.i! (inhr nf M-msi-. Iiolds n-Kiilur iniM-linirn .'I'.'l'v 'riini'Mlny nxhl at ii p. ni. ul 0,1,1 I'YU.iw.s' Hull. The Wo men's MM.:te!ienrl l.Ki-il meets see oml iiml l-mrlli Th in .-t;t ys ol' eneh moiilli. Mnese Lemon nf the World Ilieets Seei.h.l Molni.iV of eU'll lllolllll. Vl.sitors Hill Hll Hi h'OKie. h. i:. MAN'K'P. DIP. M. A. SI'll.'i:i.L, Sec. B. I'. O. i:i.KS I.a ;r:u.le l.oitKe No. 43.1. Loillie ll:ei ts each Thursday ev enliiK nl (s o'elnek. Home and dun privileges cheerfully exlellded to all Urolhir l::iis. NHI.AV Fid VP. nvnllcl Ruler 1.. I'KAUS'IN. Secretary. IKIDICUM V(1II1MI'.X OF All KltlCA -I.a tlr.-inde I'nep No. 7703 meets on the fust Thiiril:iy evenintr of each month, in the K. of I'. Hull. Visiting neiyllhots wi'lnimtl 10. 11. ItlN'SO. V. r., .1AK10 lll'iS'l'Ot'K, Clerk. A. V. and A. M. l.u liramlo I.odt;n No. 41. A. (ii. d A. M.. holds rejrulur meetlrKs firxt i"l llilrrt Fridays nt 7:30 p. in. Cordial welcoino to all JJasons. . , r. v.'. TiiNONron. w. M. io. r.. i:i N't ;o. s,-c. Ii. O. I0At:i.i:s Aerie No. I!:''?, meets everv I'rni iy nltiit nt 10ai;le Hull. Vislilnt- imnihers weleonie. .. i.n.i.v. w. r. .1. io. r.i i:risKi.i., se. W 11 1JI !: J OK 'i'HIO WOKI.B l.n (Irnnde Onmp No. HI'.'. .Meets every first nnd third Movdty nt ro.ifles hall. All vlsititi? neiclilvrs welcome. Dues pnviihle lit the office of the clerk. 11 ns 1 -22, La Grande Na tional llutiU IMdjr. JOHN SCOTT. C. C. rt. j. kit,'iii:n. cierk. KNIOHTM OF I'VTHIAS Hell Cross Lodge No. 17. meets every llondny evonimr In I'listle Il.'ill I K. nf I. llnlll. nt S p. in. A 1'ythlan welcome to alt tMflnsr Kniulits. n:.vi; a. ri i:M:n. c. c. C. I.. 1 ; I : A 1 1 A M. K. K. s. W'l.MKNS l:i:N'l:i'IT ASSIH'IATHiN t the Mscrnliel's. l.'i flr.iiide Lmlce No. ST. W. II. A. of .M. L.l--e lie eis first Tliurs.lnv nt ! i. ill. nnd Hun! " ties.Uiv lit S p. in, fit K. of I". Hall. Visltiiiff Sisters w.il.'Ame. JlllS. .MAUV C.AM.AnltER. Coinnei tider. MMtJOltlE KATUN.. ll.ei.nl Keeper. O. M- S. Hnrei ,'l!:MHer Nu. 1 ". 11. holds s'.it. d . .,n: :iini .ilien Hie sec ond nnd f.eirt'i Wedne-diiys of etirli m'.nth. Vlsillni; memliers cordially welcumed. , nki.i.ii- c,. vnii.r,. . M. ANNA S. HI:"Yi:. See. OnSERYEK WANT ADS GET RB ULTS. SMJINUS OKWR m;FF. THERE'S A BOOB! stops to light hi5 Pipe and walks AWAY AND FORGETS T-i HIS PASKET t -o J Want Ad: !''0 Ri'AI.E Three Buff Cochin Cock. ends, Inquire t!eo. Williams, Main 42. 3-7-:it l'OK SAi.K Cook moves. One lileai Itantre, as good as new. Also one Majestic Rane in pood ronilition. Will sell cheap.) Frank Kravan, 2118 First. 3-7-:!l l'OK 1KY lU-,n. Wooc call H!l!-J. 2-18-tf I i FOUND ESTKAVNNOTH.-K llava taken up Httht arov pony,no brands visi ble. weiclifSibouK 801) llw Z. Chandler, FruSC;ili' 3-G-lut WANTED. WAXTKD Maternity cares by prac tical nurse. Call at KiOo Fifth St.. or phono R78-B.- S-8-b'tp WAXTEIJ Two waitresses. Apply to Wong Sing afc Noodle Restaur ants opposite Post Office. li-7-tf WANTED" TO RKNT Small place for Dairy. Close in. Call Observer X 3-4-fitp WAXTKN--T0 contract for cutting and haulirrg 500 cords of wood; also will contract for 3,000,000 fee4. rouih log run mqiber. Phone 179-J. W. K. Kivette. 2-17-lo't WANTED iloaser.old goods; farm machinery, buggies, wagons and hack Ranges, stoves, musical in struments. We gat -you one-fourth more forNomgoods. Surely you have somenung for sale. Drnyage costs nothing.SThe Francis Chain Brokerage stores. Corner Fir and Monroe streets. 12-3 1-tf FOR KENT FOR RKNT Two furnished rooms for light houVkreping. lfl 17 4th St. .corner of Spring, 4th and 5th Sis. 3-4-tf FOR JUiNT Two-room furnished apartment, also furnished bedroom. 1200 N avenue. 3-7-2t MISCELLANEOUS .March loth is the Inst day to pay wnter rent without a penalty. 3-7-31 EXPERT PIANO TUNING Clean and voice your piano without extr.i charpe. Work guaranteed. Cnil Xewlin Book Store for appoint ment. Koy E. Phillips. 3-1-lm PUBLIC STENOCRAPHEiR at Lci(rh ton's Weldinp; & Machine Works. 3-l-2fit LOCAL COIiSETIERE for liarcley Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1 101 O avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed1 throughout. Also Hemstitching anil ! Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. 1 3-1-tf ORDERS TAKEN for steam pleating. Mrs M. r.. cneu, ivuz Aoams Ave., phoiio 138J. - l-llOt FIND IT HERE HEMSTITCHING And Picot Edge buttons covered halt ball, full ball acorn and bullet acorh styles. Mail orders given promptat'.ention. AM work guarantied. I Orders taken for pleating. Wrs.L. H. Norton, 806 Adams Ave. Vhjme 421W. First block west of post office. 8-29-tf YEOMEN. The Brotherhood of American Yeo men, Grande lionde Home.-tead No. 2866, meets every second and fourth Wednesday evenings nt Eagles Hall. Come and investigate the new policies. AH visiting members welcome, W. T. PATTEN, 1 ' Foreman. MARY E. MAYV1LI.E, Correspondent. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY All kinds of ltacliinery, automobiles and tractor re paired, overhauled Vnd rebuilt A acetylene welding of an kinds. Cylinder boring ind oversize pistoru. Crankshafts, Pistdnaap Piston Pint retronni Give ns a trial D. FITZGERALD, Prop. HEY. VvAIT A v) pi I NOTE.-YOU FORGOT VouW- BA5KET 1 BASKET ' f r-TrS 'J V ... , AT SIIEHHV'S LAST DAY. i The familiar slogan, "It pays to a 1- i vtilise," has never been more luniio' oudy or conclusively demonstrated on !the screen than in "One a Minute," Douglas Madman's latest Paramount 1 starriirjf vehicle. I The public's miscrptUiiHty to an ac tive publicity campaign ii hilnriouslv (proven when Jimmy Knight, the leatl injj role assumcil by i.Macl.enn, a younj lawyer, temporarily turncl drutrteiAt, j ac'.Liinulati'S u fnrtum by means of U spurious patent medicine and an cnor i moua advpitisin: Hiive. However, h' alone knows of the mysterious fift-i ingredient which he hfu added to th'.1 drupr and which he claims is the basis of its success. The inability of gov ernment inspectors to analyze Jimmy'.- miraculous prepaiation, and the de sire of rival concerns to buy his pat ent.s result in his arrest ar;t an cxeii- NOTICE TO CRF.DITORS. N'otice is by this Riven that the un dersigned hits: been duly appointed extvutrix of the lust will and testa- ment of James I). McKennon, deceas ! fil. nnd such appointment has been j duly confirmed by the County Court pi liie in wicKuii iul uiiiio, County; und that all persons hnvinir claims aaliist the estuto of the said decedent shV.ilil prevent them duly verified to tV? undcVsiltned nt her home in I.a (Vindo, ynion ('ounty, Oregon, or at tl law (Vfice of Jno. S. lloilRin, in fuV city county nnd istute, within six monVis fm the dnte I of the first publicatioV oi'Vihis notice, i Date of First Pubimutlon, March 1, 11)22. I.OUIE M.KF.NN'OX, Kxeculrix of the EFtate of James 11. McKennon deceased. Mar. 1-8-1.V22--J9. , TAXPAYERS' MEETING. Notice is by this driven that there will be a public mcinK of Taxpayer? held at the Cit Hulkting in La Cirnnde, nt l:"jp. mi' on Saturday, the 11th day of Maii, 1922, for the nurnose of electinirdelci;ates to th. State Tax (Reduction J.enfrue held in the city ofJ'ortland on the 20th day of March, IfflC. nnd foil the consider- ation of the TiiSituatidji that is con fronting the taxpV-cr ol this county. President T'nioiiStojinty Taxpayers' I.engue. Attest: Jno. S. Hodtrin. Sneentiry. Dlv Mar 3-8. NOTICES ,. Aiinouilcement Don't forgot the Mask Ball it E.-ikIps' ball, -Saturday. March IS. You vilfhOu the Master Murlin wire plan thumper; also our new saxaphnno wJll be worklm; overtime. IRE'S ORCHESTRA. THE Oregon Y'i',,v L'o., Geo. Hall, Agt, 1212 WAh; Ave. Phone 14(i-M. 3-7-tt I.unyan's Stgn Service Auto Painting i The , modern kind ) that lasts ! A GuaranteeVVVitli Every Strok o; J the liru nd the Guar- , antw It Good. I Runyan r- 1 With w The; Boob Knew What He Was V,0 y' hi(t and humoiius conclusion of the story.' "One n Minute" was adapted to the screen from the siae j'arce of th.1 same name by Fled Jackson. Marian Uelteek plays opposite the star. Also the comedy ."One Hie NUcht." MOTHERS ARE IN COLLEGE (By Associated r.esM I TVmi V. MMi Man. 7. Si-wn Nebraska mothers, carrying from four to ten credit hours, nave become the schoolmates of their daughters at th I ItiivArail V nf WhrilsktL. Ill the case of two of the mothers it is the utilization of a girlhood ambition to attend college. The others are en rolled for individual purposes, one to learn American ideals, another t i study modern student life, and still another tr. theorize. ' ,111 mm "f Life's Sweetest Moments Music tells its own story to hearts which understand. Think what wonderful hours The Brunswick could give you reproducing the world's best loved music. There should be a phonograph in every home, but music lovers are only satisfied with The Brunswick. No Mechanical Suggestion The Brunswick plays all records without a hint of. mechanical suggestion, no vibration, every tone sweet and true. The Brunswick Ultbna and the Brunswick Tone Amplifier work a miracle in tone production. They are an exclusive, patented Brunswick feature. Beautiful Cabinets . Brunswick cases are worthy of the instrument Prices vary to suit every pocketbook. Convenient Payments We deliver Brunswicks and records immediately, and arrange convenient monthly payments. We make it easy to own a Brunswick. There is a Difference in Records jear Brmiswick Records, they possess a character and musical vrangcment with a new appeal. Note the wonderful difference Brunswick interpretation gives to popular "hits"snd the beautiful rendition of classics, botu vocal ana uistrumcnt MARCH RECORDS ON SALE FEBRUARY 20. EASTERN OREGON MUSIC CO. Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHER8 ED DONOHUE, Prop. Phone, Blackl24jt Fir & Jefferson Doing wo: Mrs. U. C. TJrocht U the mother of thret ehild:en,t all gills, ami now her flassmates. The entire f.nnily irt study ing dairy nnd animal husbandry. Daughter Kmma and her mother, Mi's. Kmma J. Kosch, frequently aiv mistaken for sisters in university clr icles. Mrs. Kosch Is a sophomore. And J heshleH, has two sttp-graiultlaughtprs in Cntner university, Ait. rennai-t-sanco and economics are found on Mrs. Kosch'a card. Mrs. Krederica Iau received her 1 higher education in a Oerman institu Itioti. So she entered the universitv with her two daughters to "ho with Americans and learn their ideals." Philosophy, art, histoiy, federal ad ministration, economics, business ad j ministration and kindred subjects 'draw the mothers of four other stvul jents to tht university. Two of these I mothers rt-nort it "rather hard to get back into the swing of school work there is so much to unlearn that we , learned before." These motht is re j port: a change In theories but to , their liking, j These seven mothers are regularly I enrolled students. rr' VO IIS ill! OUTQFWORK (By ABnoelnteil Pros) COPKNHACKN. Mar. 7. Unem ployment in Denmark has been .-trad lily iuoieasing mouth by month, iv jeraging 20 per cent for the whole-of j l;2I and culminating in December I with 23.5 per cent of the total num I ber of Danish workers, according to 1 official reports, j High wages nnd the dumping of cheap central Kuropean goods are gen erally blamed for this state of affairs. Economists, however, are of !the opinion that unemployment in Den mark, as elsewhere, is a natural con- 3(( t & 1H Hi THRIFT SHOP OPEN. ' I j The Red Cross Thrift Shop In W open daily now In the Nuw Foley I Building, off the Chestnut street vi-! entrance. Thursday will contin- ue to be Thrift Day nnd on this day all who have donations for if the shon nr asked to have it ) rendy to be delivered, that be- i I lng the day collections nve made. 12-16-tfp r II1I111IIII1I11IIIEIIIIIIII1II11III1I TO THE EX-SERVICE MAN Oregon lias iignin lnndo good; Adjust', tl Compen sation to her soldier hoys is now n reality. More than forty cheeks for cash bonus have been inailed t ex-serviee people of I'nion County and more will follow promptly. Appraisements are now lieing niad(' for the loans, the money will soon lie in your hands. I Thislank offers ivou its everv banking faeilitv vour liusiiiess aiu vestment If vour mds, attention. We sliill W pB-nsed to or oilier miners, Compensation, fn a lilcasure lud eoul matter reg: your appli or loan 'Mnlf this The UAitefd States National Bank LA GRANDE, OREGON. "The Bank That Takes iiiiiiiimimmimiinmmiii 'La Camille Corsets nro the Ideal foundation for your new costumed As Btyle, fit and comfort are tho essen tials to proper corntlug, "l,a Camille" Corsets will glvo your figure tho fashlonublo sllhountle nnfl the necessary support bi bring out Us best lines. TIK' celebratMl. "VITII.O" jllACIC plImlnriteHl ImnlliBr nrnflsurn along tholsplno and pressure of laces IB frontl thus nssur- lng perfi'Jt conffort to tho wearer. I Why tilt kiw what real corset StttfftlHCUIIU In UO 111- i . . - . ... . ... ten to -iJj L: Jti 1 1 1 e. ' A l omrlli'l'Miock JAhvnys Pi-Ices wu.no mill Up. Mrs. Robt. Pattison, ( 'orsel lero Res. 1702 cor. Spring nnd Oak Phono 322-W WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN OBSERVER WANT AD Welders of THE BEST EQUIPPED IN EAST OREGON Cylinder Rctrinding Cranxnliaft Kejrrindinr I'lttong,-' Piston Kinxs, Piston Pins CtJ asdTraetirs of All Mukes Overhauled Bbwbl Vim V wsolpped and mnnud by eprU t(r the abova work IXIGKTON'S WELDING AN0 MACHINE VORKS sciUon'o f. the fact that more than half of Ktirirpe's peculation ate un nhlc to buy even ti e barest nee.-s-.-ities. A Sonio statisticians assert that Xho Country is too small for her fevtite population of less than ;i,'J-iO,000. ttrvrryin:yrTrjfjt'-fia I Am Ealing Better Steeping Better and Feeling Better Than In Years, Thanks to XTANLAC It built me up nine pounds in three weehs. This it), the st&tement of M rs. jpssie fioberts, 1002 LaihnlSt., W. Tampa, 'I'lal Chronic indigestion, gastritis, rfieumalism, weak ness and similar complaints seldom fail to disappear en tirely when you take TiUic. It builds you up end enables you to throw off dhc'S. At all good dragijUls. deposits, liending permeimnt in- will be given our most ear:!ful liandh escrow agreements rtiiining to the Soldier's Adjusted' d of charge. Also, we shall consider it tesy to have you consult ns in any ivtestmenls or u,uestions in regard to or cash. Hank ymir Hank" Care of Your Interests" 1?.7V, , (si !':!:;,:,; ;!( !;! V'll HIV p'l'Vi ' m-hw l All -Metals Work nf All Kinds 1 1.' i 111 m i m . ii, 1 1 ;', xy Axwd'l i irmi Ci O n 5Sa0- rt 9 o o o o e o o o o , . a