La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 12, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENINO OBSERVE! V'KCm SEVEN Classified Want Ads FOR SALE OK TRADB FOK KAI.K Ciiiod used pianos on ex tremely easy payment plan. At reasonable prices. Kastern Oregon Music Co. U-28-tf FOR SAI.K Four-room modem Bun Kiilnw, partly furnished, at 251.", corner Second street an Y avenue Prico $'-'M)0. Inquire at 2112 E. Adams Ave. 4-G-Gtp I-OR SALE Kijrht lots with house and furniture, barn, chicken house, uml woodshed. Inquire 70S Cedar street, corner H avenue. 4-H-2ip KOK SALE Young team -of heavy AT KM KICK YS LAST II.W PHILAOEI.rillA, Apr. 12. ltevi- woik horses and harness. Chandler, Phone S70-M. Lloyd A. 4-10-4tp FOR SALE Improved property in Island City. C. M. Porter. 4-10-(!tn K)R SALE Everbearing strawberry and red raspberry plants. Phone 202-W., or call 707 Fourth St. 4-10-Blp FOR SALE TVo reirissrrw; holstein cows with good records. Fresh in July. ( has. Ware, llerniiston, Ore fron. liox .197. 4-7-4tp One of the finest of the Ro-ealleil crook plays ever shown In this city. will be displayed at the Sherry for ,,, enforcement of the dry 1; Theatre today, last tlnie. It Is "Proxies," u superb Cosmopolitan production for I'arnniouint. and the lending roles are plnyt'il by such artists as Norman Keery, Zena Keefe. Raye Dean, Paul 'Everton and William II. Tooker. The story Mr. Ilaynes ilirtiirvrt"tn.it artcr 1"l mouths of rennved effort to restrict! youft thjuor to teKitiniate chstiuels, I the n'Miilt "Is perhaps as nearly achievement ns possible." I Asserllnt! that there was a propa ganda to create the Impmssion that the prohibition law was uoa-oper.i-tive, Mr. Haynes said: "It Is siKiilftcant that nt, the time ...l,., 11.....,,. lU ll.u Kml .lirfl.-xlt t, nues from th national prohibition Jobtall , m,r llls,m.y wh(M) act should pay many times over for ,.llllk,,.lm,s3 lls Awrms,vil , Vl,ry r FOR SALE Pri'.e winning Partridge tells of tin offorla of a former Rock, $1.50 per setting of fifteen crook to live wtraiKlit, mid of the eggs. Phone 475-M, or call 2710 difficulties ho mei?u with in the North Kir street. 4-5-lm ' niierntlon. But ho muiUKea to 1n out in the end, after many thrillirm hnppeniriKs however. The love ele ment Is highly c-iptivntiitf:. Comedy, 'Two.is Comedyd." FOR SALE Cooking range with res ervoir. Inquire ut 80S N avenue 4-8-ftp PROFESSIONAL FOR SALE t.;s team of horses and TTTJ-PHTn-DTr cxtra Bod waRn suitable for T lraingt See Kmahizer at Oregon - - Grocery Co 4-8-tf osteopathic niYsiciAxs : FOR SALE Lease on House and iots DR. J. u iNct.rc nnd Dii. MAitdAKKT together with house furnishings. jNi.Li-;. ui'tisuH .r wom.-n and dill- Price reasonable. Address Box 410. rirn n But'dnlly. nnun J'hone Alain i -,. i ,i . - ' inc. lies. I'h hh Aiin 1:10. La Urande La Onnrie. Ore. 4-1-121 National Jiank lluililitiL;. during the coming year, prohibition Commissioner Hay nes declared In an address Monthly ntpht before u law enforcement uneettng. "It would be luteresttig to the people to know." be said, "that it we. wore to collect flues, penalties? and special tax Imposed upon vio lators of the law in the first six months of this administration appreciablo dtRi'ee; w lnn convic tions for violations of the" law are becoming most numerous; that at such time the truest amount of spneo is given in somo of our nu merous papers to articles most flim sy of fact which m t forth the idt-a that "Piohibitiun is a failure." PHYSICIANS AM) NI'IUiKON'S I FOR DRY lti-in. wood call 39D-J. . 3-28-tf GEO. II. VRMkS. M. In.-rM Surir erv. Offi" over Silverttmrn's. f)i'fi't' plione Main 112; retiiduitcu pi tout; Slain ft 80. NATCH E C HE DR. A. N, HI A YVIl.M? Specialist In chronic dl5H'iims. MoOuhIh, Mvcliano Thurhpy nnd Xaturupnlli. Skin and blond l IwiirM'H. m-r vous distant. Chronic- IleHdauho, l-xiMiia, Bi'lallcn, Append loll If, 'oust i;it Ion, Buwtl Trouhl;; hII klndn of Chronic Diseas es surcejtKfuHy trtjjitt'd. l'tionu Main 593. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Cool Idpe IHdif., opposite Siar Theatre. Of fice hours. 10 to 2 a. m., l:au to 5:00 p. m. Consullsitlon frt:. 3-4 tf DR. J. E. WOOIKM Chiropractor and Naturopath. Xi-rvoua and chronic dineii!t'f a speoinity. Ptiitu 20, Sum mer V.Uk. (tvt-r Kilverthorn's. Office hours. 10 to 12 a. in., l:.'to to 5 p. m., 7 to 8 Kvcninj-'K. I'hiuit! -IliT-W. ATTOKNYS COCHRAN nnd EBRIIHARD-Geo. T. Cochran nnd Colon It. I-Jiorhard. At torneyn. la Urande National Bank llulldiiifr. ' CO.NTKACTOR3 D. J. MrIjKIjIAM UPfrlstcrid profes sional Civil KiiKinetT; jurvying and maps. Itonm 1U, I-a flrande National Hank RuilriliiK. l'hon Alain 91. AKCHITKCTS C B. Miller. Architect. Room 11, Ia Grande Nationul Hunk liullding, La 'irande Oregon. FEATERNAL DIRECTORY U O. o. M. I-a Grnnde I.c.tlBO No. 8r,0, Joyn (rdt;r of Muu.se, huWs regular inei-tliiKH cvitv Tluirsday nicht at V p. ni. at Odd Kt'llow.-,' Hall. The Wo men's Moosehrart l.eUni mt'tta sec ond and fourth Thur?.!aya of each month. Moose Legion of the World nieela Hecnni Mmulay of each month. Visitors alwavs welcome. n. K. SIIAXKS. Die. 11. A. .STII-WKl.U Sec. B. '. O. KI.KS l,ft (Jrande I,odee No. 433, ,oIko meets euch Thursday ev ening nt 8 o'clock. I ionic and clun privileges cheerfully extended to all Brother Klks. NOLAM SKIFF. Exalted Kular V. li. rEAkSON, Secretary. MODICUM WOOOMKN OK AMIililCA l.a Grande Camp No. "703 meets on the first Thursday i-vcning nf each month, in the K. of 1. Hull. Visiting neighbors welcome. E. 1!. Itl.VflO. V. C .iaki: kustock. rierk. A. R and A. M. La ilramle l,odpe No. 41. A. F. and A. M.. holds regular meetings first and third Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Masons. C. W. DTNflNF.n, W. M. ! K. H. JtlNI'lO. Sec. It. O. HAilLK.S Aerie No. 253. meets every Friday night at Kaglea Hall. Visiting members welcome. v.. i.ii.i.v. w. r. J. E. HIiaiSKI.U Sec. WOIJDMKN OK THK WOULD L Crnr, i-.nt, v lf.1 Meets every first and third Monday at F.aslea hall. All visiting neighbors welcome. Dues aavnble at the office of the cl.-rk. Uooms 21-22, La Orands Na. tional Rank Hldg. JtJHN SCOTT. C. C. R. J. KlTi'MKN, Clerk. KNIOHTS OF I'VTIIIAS lted Cross Lodcre No. 27. nieels every Monday tfvenlne- lo fflullrt Hull 1 i. of 1'. Hall), at 8 p. "in. A Fylhlan welcome to all vlltii!'- Knipnta. 1'IIANK' A. TUUNRR. C. C. C. L. t'.r.AHAM. K. H. WOMKN'S ItKXKFlT ASSOCIATION of the Maccabees. La flrande Lodge No. 27. W. II. A. of .M. lclge meets first Thursday at 2 p. m. and third Sed-ne-'l-iy at S p. m.. nt K. of J'. Hall. Visiting Sisters welcome. MF.S. MAF.V OALLACHER, Cornmaiider. MAP.JOmn KATUN', lleciird Keeper. ii.itriii:iMi:ss i:h:m akk.mii.i: IX TOI.MU.I': l).A ll" felled to the government, or two million dollars that have bet'it of fered in compromise by 2 of the How love and ndorntlon on the .large violators of the law, and do part of a carefree niounLLin youth not include the six million dollars In for Ills big brother lilts him from 1 differential or prohibitive taxes Mint .MIll'I.AM': WltWKKl) I-'KKSNO, Calif., Apr. l'J. Aaron tliey CliMlients. clerk iwr lilo San Joaquin would more than pay two and one-! Ltulit & Power company, was killed hall' times thr estimated cost of en-i instantly this afternoon when an forcing the prohibition law for theairplano lit the A V'l"l circus, In next year. These enormous figures which he was a passencer, crashe l do not. include nearly three million from n height of Hon feet, Kd Bisli- dollars In bonds that are being for- or, a Fresno pilot, was seriously hurt. Neirly tile sinasliup. 20,1)011 persons saw boyhood to manhood In a Blngle day and causes lilm to scale Insurmount able heights in be half of his broth er Is the story which llichard liarth ehness portrays to the: public In "Tol'able David, " the star's first picture for Associated First Nation al Victures, Inc.. which Is to be Across from County Poor Farm. 3-27-lmpl FOR SALE; Setting eggs from two- year-old trap-nested English Whit-; leghorn Hens and pedigreed cock erels. $1.25 per setting, $li.00 per hundred and up. Write to Mrs. Ceo. . Chapman, La Grande, Ore gon. 3-22-lmp WANTED. FOR SALE Apples. Jonathan, York and Ben Davis. First grade, SI HO- ao,.nn,l nooda CO,. W!tl..., boxes'. II. JT Reher. ruitdalc.i9.h.." the'A""duT1:ea'reTh,,r8" .oil? riitiuj1 iiou euiuruiij. , The play, replete with thrilling adventures stagtil in the mountains or Virginia,' is full also of heart thrills wound uj-ouud simple family life. Mr. BiirtheJmess, as David, reaches the hearts of his audience through his appoal for sympathy for the ideals of the romantic country boy, and ho thrills thrJni with his revelation of indomitable courage nnd tenacity of purpose at the risk of his own life in defending these ideals. A new-bom babe who pulls at the very hftorfc strings with the mes sage his entrance Into the world carries, is Rinong the characters. Da vid's dog, his , courageous father, tender mother,, pitiful sister-in-law whoso life is blighted by the tragedy which befalls his hero-brother, all carry the same message. The touching love theme which runs through the, story, being the basis for many a delightful roman tic sce-lie, not untouched by. comedy nt times, furnishes u beautiful back ground. Mr. Darthelniess, who first ap pears before the public as a star In this playg ives a sympathetic and understanding ' portrayal of the youth -'David," which will bring an answering heart throb from 4II ,who see him. WAN'l'KD TO RE VI' Four or five room furnished house, or three or foifr rdom apartment. Must be close in and modern. Address P. 0. Box 240. 4-11-Htp WANTED A nine-room house fur nished.. Must have six sleeping rooms. Call at 1512 Y avenue. 4-11-Gtp WANTED Woman wants work byj the dav or hour. Call 258-J. .. 4-10-3t WORK WANTED I repair your auto at your home. All work guaranteed. Reduced rates. Russell JIain 580. 3-:i()-lm FOR RENT FOR RENT -Modern rooms an gar age. 11G Sixth Main 730. street. Phone FOR KENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Phone 390-J. 1512 Adams avenue. 3-Sl-tf MISCELLANEOUS IF YOU WANT Cans or ashes or any kind of hauling done call E. G. Lovely, phone 227-W. 3-24-lmp NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly appointed by the County Court of the State of 'Oregon for Union County, Adminis trator of the Estate of D. H. McWat ers, deceased, and has qualified as such. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby requir ed to present the same, verified as re quired by law, to the undersigned at 'Hilgard, Oregon, or at the office of his attorneys, Green & Hess, at La Grande, Oregon, within six months HEMSTITCHING And JPicot Edge buttons covered half ball, foil ball acorn and bullet .corn styles. Ma ;from th'e HatcB hereof orders given prompt attention. Alt n.. r r- work guaranteed. Orders taken for pleating. Mrs. L. H. Norton, 906 Adams Ave. Phone 421W. First block wast of post office. 8-29-tf have been referrol to previously. COOKED FOOD SALE. , The Lapli.-t ladies will hold a cooV ed food sale Saturday, April 22. 4-ll-2t THE lower prices on Fisk Cord Tires are interesting to you because Fisk quality at low prices means more tire value than any other tire can give. Comparison wilh other tires will show you Fisk are bigger, stronger, and lower priced throughout the range of sizes. There's a Ftjk Tiro of extra value in every sine, tor ear. truck or speed tvason. SO x 3K Fiuk Premier Tread $10.35 F I S K NON-SKID COItsO 32x4 $30.50 30 x 3W Non-Skid Fabric ao x ,HW Extra-I'ly lted-Top 30 x 3.'i Six-Fly Non-Skid Clincher Cord . . 80 x 2y Six-Ply Non-Skid Cord Straight Side 31x4 Six-Piy Non-Skid Cord S2x l wNon-Skid Cord . . 32 x 4 Non-Skid Cord . . 84 xA'A Non-Skid Cord . . Sox 5 Non-Skid Cord . . 14.85 17.83 1V.85 19.S5 27. CO 30.50 30.00 41.110 01. 60 Time to Re-tire? iBuy risk) . y'(t.filf.JIOaii.1V'jn,ii-.-JL 'VMCt ,LAIA2A'..'a..T.'j t !!! mi ad Is money made. An extension ' telephone in your place of busi ness or your residence will sav3 you time and steps. Only a nom inal charge is made for extension service. Home Independent Telephone Co. WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN OBSERVER VANT AD ' The Reason for our Substantial GnowTa is our Substantial Service .y f tj a 13 aO " N i It Can Vy your savings account ;is ymi ln ymir oilier oliligaliniis.' deposit wifli regularity, each pay day, -or whenever you have money lyint;" idle. Out .of your income lay aside aiv niiiount Cor savings. .1 JutVjjft. your personal busi ness. Saving is a dulv vou owe to your self. ' ' We shall lie pleased to help. "The Bank That Takes Care of Your Interests" MEMBER CTSTI f.ESERVE United States Nat i onal' Bank La Grande , Ore. C" FEDERAL ORDERS TAKEN for steam pleating. phone 138J. ' 1-1 l-2;t LOCAL CORSETIERK tor Bareley Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 0 avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Datedat I-a Grande, Ore,, March 11, 11)22. J. W. SCOTT, Administrator. Mar. ll-18-2f, Apr. 1-8, . jnovament District No. 11!) in the City i of La Grande, according to plans and j specifications therefor now on file in ! the office of the City Recorder. Bids will he received up to April lllth, 1922, j at 7:30 o'clock p. m., nt which time ; they will be opened. Each bid must i r-..nm.moo Cnret. Cuaranteed . Ue accompanied ny a ccrtuiea cnecK i throughout. Also Hemstitching and !f the bidder payable to the City Re- i Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. corder for 10 per cent of. the amount j g-l-tfiuid. Parties contracting to do the work! YEOMEN. proposed will be required to agree to; The Brotherhood of American Too- look for payment to the property in n, Rnnr e Homestead No. sain uisinci nsessen lor such un 28Sfi. meets every second and fourth Wednesday evenings at Eagles Hall. Come and investigate the new policies. All visiting members welcome. W. T. PATTEN, Foreman, MARY E. MAYVILI.E, Correspondent. O. H. S. iinpn Chnplcr Xn, 1 :l, O. E. S.. holds Mated comiiiunicntion the sec ond nnd fnurfh Wcilncfditys of each monti,. Vlalliiiff mciubcrs cordially welcomed. NI'I.I.IR a. NKI1.I,, W. M. ivM s ',t:(i'i:. s-. Nelice for Bids for Street Improvement. provement and the lien therefor and ! also to agree to lake the bonds issued therefor at par in case they are not j sold to third parties. The City Commission reserves the right to reject all bids. The total es timated cost of the proposed work i the sum of $'1,41:1.04 and no bid will j'e accepted which is greater in amount than the e-timated cost. All bids must be filed with the Recorder on or before the time mentioned. J. E. STEAuTNS, v(ice is hereby given that sealed Lids will be received for the construe- Recorder nf the City of I Grande, tinn of prnpnsed improvement in im-mv ipr. -v 'La Camille' Corsets are tha Ideal foundation for I your new costume. As style, ' nt ana conuori are me cbneu tials to proper corstlng, "La Camille" Corisots will, give your figure the fashionable silhouette and the necessary support to bring out Us best lines. The celebrated. -' VKNTIM)" HACK " eliminates boning procure along the spine and pressure of laces In front, thus assur ing perfect comfort to the wearer. Why not know what real 1 1, corset satisfaction Is be fit- j lea 10 -ia uamme. A Complete nioek Always vn nniiti. ' ' - Prices fU.SO and I'p. Mrs. Robt. Pattison, -d Corset lore Z Res. 1702 cor. Spring and Oak Phone 3 22-W i!?ii;i;.:ii:!;!i!l:l" ,v..-.-v.. .-. 'li Phont 322-W -t- ..r,.--- I I : II ' Say It With Music . FY .-MM - : ?T li 1 . ' nr 1 --n I r v '.I, I rKUrtooOW, 1 UONTTHIflKjl THATS JUST r.'HAT 6HE 1 T . N r1 MER VOICE TE5TF.DJ , m-S: J VOULL BE ABLE lO TELU lcs?i NEE PS-HER VOICE. Ill bS' OF TAKIMci VOCAL 1 "i- ' ' frH BECAUSE THAT Pi ANO 13 M,' BEAUTIFULLY WITH : 1 CL Lii- ; L , I DAfty w vr- luwt; 11 X-mTZ. it f What They Say In High I Musical Circles Is Proved In Half Million Homes Brunswick has achieved perfect rendition of even such difficult tones as those of the piano, the harp and the human voice, in its upper register, ff We have the Brunswick records for April come in and hear them. Eastern Oregon Music Company iniLNGS OF 'J tlE DUFF? o -.0 o j 'j OLIVIA IS HAVING ' HER VOICE TE5TFP SHE LS THIMKING OP TAKIMii VlXTAL LESSOW-S Welders of All Metals THE BEST EQ'JirPIO IN EAST OUE(,ON CfHjitrer KfarindlnE Crankfiliaft Rrrrlndlnf HMtm, TiKttM KingH, Vision Vlxm tMt woii Trurtnrs of Ml Makes OvtrlnuJH DimAinn Work of A.i Kinds . V- tart tqulppcS and sin-.nd by n parti 0 for tfie b( work JLEIGHTON -WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS R, . Lcithlon, Prop. J O Q u .A - r-