La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 18, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextClassified If mi A FOK SALH 0 TRAD! I'OH fi.U.K (iumi u.'.cil pianos on ex tremely easy payment plan. A renaomilile jjiUi.j. i:a:;tf-ni Ore-Ron Music Co. 3..,s.t KOR DRY ifi.,. wou(1 rsI jjnj, . 8-21-tf aftafeAli ' ' 1 j! I i LH (HUNT)! EVENTTf O (H'.CTTO . ' pxnrc seven l'OH SA!,E i::g team hor;pB and extra good w.i-..n, Builal'le fur dro'""5. Kwnhteor ut (lit-on Croeery Cu 4.8.(f J'Olt S.U.I apiece, 1' our Phone Ki Lille rulers ;i 4-17-ti 1'HK SAI.E- Kl . A. JomtlB, York M Mm l)Ti. first frratW, $1.00; second rrxlt, 50e. Without box. II. J. ReW. Fniir.li.1.. AT M RUBY'S TODAY AND TOMOItiiOW. l'V'A', if nny, more ik'lihiftil pic tines have been seen in this city this AHatx'iftlion of the Northwest. Th: toiiineriout Kill take place in Collins I'uilt live miles cast of I'omlleton un der the auspices of the Penfik'toS t: Gun Club. Ninu bi(? events evei' Jay rW ihree-duy touuiHSieitt. 'fa haiv- is scheduled to start cacK mvrtnix ut Kris. 9:00 o'clock, aoveraed Amw-ivii Tiapshooting rules. AU oonteskwski will be amateurs although profession als are welcome to participate but his ova reinteit, a portion of his Halloa i ere taouitst to Juijin Jiy Mrs. .ruceaily for 'burial. Ten monyiM'M Ju,nt unveiled la of "mm I I I I n thim U'n fiut In lioldit J its' Mn Hi a hill in the tern- it t-n criartils. It iu erected by his ' IB Slllil 1 J .'.I'll. I I I I 1 I UliM. TWo Ijiiree Auxiliary to the Broth-1 S erhood of Railroad Trainmen will en- : they may shoot for the turicrts only, Jtei tain with dancinR the B. of R. T. J ! '..Lin. nnv in Ik nnnluut. u iwl thoii' fmili,.c 1 1... I C. II Anoes fwr County Posr Farm. isson than 'Straight is the Way," Tne Hnte pPn(cton will serve as ciety to the I & li. and the Broth- l i 3.27-lmp!ru'"n'u'inl-"'nl"l",l,u,n i;iciure. .11- headquarters for the trapshootcrs on 1 erhood of Locomotive 1'iromen and Ihtiiinh lh mhtfiiiul nn.n'a riling iiw'-i' . r ..11 . . :t:. .. I .. i i.' : .... f 11 11 . f ' - - inis occasiuil. ill an uiooauilo.v r.iiK'o 'nic:i hi i-.iiiries linn, 1 ucs;iav Grande will be well represented at 'evening. 4-17-t this meet. rUH SALE Setting et!KS from two-jthose of crooks, the criminal element ycar-oM trap-nested Enttlish Whit!in the story has been so modified that jAKiiurn nens and pedigreed cock- the effect is one of charm, rather than erels. $1.25 per setting, $0.00 per hundred and up. Write to Mm, Geo. H. Chapman, La Grande, Ore-En- 3-22-lmu Hock, 511X0 per settiiiK of fifteen sl ! Hrh ... TVT W Phono or call 27Hl . V-T AVZ North Fir street." 4-5-lm ! 7 " " ' - ' - WANTED. PROFESSIONAL wTntkICtTiT mPWTfTJV ? prt')ar!l'i,"ns or wil1 " aif-'no- JUlltlLUiUiCx to lespunsible man. Good pay. OK - remedies. I'-H Medicine Co., 1220 OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS N. Wull St., Spokane, Wash. 4-17-2tp DR. J. la. lN'CLt: nml I. .MAlUiAltKT -TpT?3 THE U0Y Took black and gold 16. It.fl. 1'lKin.' M:iin I2ti. La Ciraude wiater from the "Y" Thursdav ev Nntlonm Hunk liuiMing. eninjr, plt-aso return without fur- PHYSiCIAXS AM) Sl IUiKONd thcr t''Qublc- 4-15-8t : WORK WANTKII wnnir Vnnr onfn repulsion, Two f rooks to a smull town in st'iuch of loot ami they come in con tact with a widow uni her churniing niece, who ate in the K'ip f a hUi shuik. The, women appeal lo u ouiia board for information roaiding' :i m:'tJiiLil heasura, and the croaks, who oveihear the plea, contiive to mnke the tieasure quite real. Then follow developments in quick succession, all contributing to muie the story highly tntoitammtf. Matt Muoie, Cojire Faraons, Gladys Jelie and Mabel liert have the leading roles. Comedy, As Others See Us." UKO. H. VKIiltS. M. !. t:-m-r:il Sur ery. Offi- ov.r Si J v.-rUior h'h. (niico phone Main 11; rviidcmrB phon NATl'HK VVHK DH. A. N. MAVVIT.T,! Rpeelnllut In chronic ilfat jmf. AUahmis. Mcclmno- ' Tlnmiiy nnd Nutiinti'MUi. Skin mid blood disey si's, iu-i ". ous tl i sui nes. Chronic Hi-ndnrhtv K' jifins, BciaHca. Append icl tin. t'onsi ip.-u Inn, Itowvl Trouble; ull khuis ol' ('hp'iiic DImi-is-e nuci-ensl'ully ire;tt.-il. Phono Muin 693. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Cool- Idtfe Hid if., opposite Star Thrntro, Of fice hours, lo to 1U ii. oi., 1:30 u r:ufl p. m. Consollntion fv 3-1-tf YALE TEACHER IS HONORED .Jiipaiu'.'i' Kroct MonmiH'iit in Uojinpot i'roji'ssoriuMi. I.add; Had Lccturt'd in Japan, CAM. I'(IU KIDS Hids will be received by the City Manaper for the rebuilding of the Kair Cround fence on or before Apiii 25, 11122. Specifications and bidding blanks will be furninhed by the Citv Manaffer. 4-17-!!: Try the special French Tastry with j J uv ice cream at the Palace Confec- 1 1 SPECIAL We have on hand a few Electric Washing Mach ines of standard make which we will sell at re duced prices. , These arei new machines in perfect working con dition which have become shopworn. Sold on easy payments with a liberal discount for cash. ...j ... ....... Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company your tioncry. 4-15-U ! NOTICE OK FINAL ACCOFNT. SHOWN AT THE ARCADE TUCSDAY AND WKDNKSU AY A I'aramount picture of more than (tvmnim mi.vit .. lr.... VU ; r .1... i.. at your home. All work (ruaronteed. nl0diiction-will be the feature attruc- Keduccd rates. Russell-Main 580. tjim ,lt the Arca(ll. Thpatr(. Tuesday 3-fO-lm land Wednesday. The featured playci is Dorothy Dickson, a well known (dancer of New York, and she is suii- KOli Kh.NT Furnished housekeeping j Prt by, an exctlonally cU'VLM' t OH KENT rooms, modern. Dlt. J. V.. WOODEl. I, Chiropractor and Naturopath. NVivoua und chronic dist'imcH a specliillv. Suite 211. Pnm-m-'r ltldR. iv.t .SMvt'rthorn'8. Office hours. 10 to 12 a. in . l:rtn to r, p. m., 7 to 8 evening. I'h.me 4:7-V. ATToitx:;rs COCHRAN and ni!i:i:HA UD Geo. T Cochran and CVI..n It. t.herhurd. At torneyi. L.a Grandu Xutionul itank Itulldini;. COXTHACTOliS U. J. McI.EUI.AN lirRlstercd profes ulonal Civil Kiiijim '.t: Kiirviylnv and lnapHi. Itooni 12, J.a Cramle National lank Building. 1'hono .Muin SI. AKCHITKCXS C R Miller. Architect. Itoom 11, la urando X.iliotial Uank Jiuildinff, La irnue, urefrnn. 1118 Monroe. 4-17-2tp KO.t KENT Furnished bedroom 1510 Adams Ave. Phone 417-W. 3-25-tf FOK RUNT Furnished light housekeeping. 1512 Adams avenue. MISCELLANEULIS PUBLIC KTFNOtiRAPHEK at LeiKh ton's Welding & Machine' Works. 4-JlC-tf corps of players. The story tleuls with the idle rich of the irrcnt metropolis, who aru hard ened to the ordinary plcasuies tf life because of their wealth. When those directly concerned in the narrative be come iniDoverished. their roirenerution JOT ja ni'fnninlisllPft There tire niin-prnna Phone 390-J. thrills in the development of his hitth-3-81-tf tv interestinir theme. The nii-lure hn been produced with unusual attention to detail, and many of the sets are saitl to be magnificent. A two-ioel comedy will also be shown. EXPKKT PIANO TUNING Clean and voice your piano without extra charge. Work guaranteed. Call Newlin Rook Store for appoint ment. Roy E. Phillips. 4-15-tf IF YOU WANT Cans or ashes or any kind of hauling done call E. G. Lovely, phone 227-W. 3-24-lmp FRATERNAL DIRECTORY L. O. O. M. La llr.niite l.'.dce No. 8:.0. Loysl Order of .Mouse, hold rt'Ktilar mectiiKS every Tinir.ilay nlplit at s p. ni. at Odd ri'tlnwi.' Hull. The Wo men's MooselR-url Leu ion meets sec ond and fourth Tluirsd.-iys of ench month. Moose Letion of the World meets second Moiuluy of oach nioatli. Visitors always welcome. D. l:. ."HANKS. Die. M. A. STII.U'KI.U .See. B. ). O. KI.KS La (Jnindn LodKe No. LodBe meets each Thursdny ev ening at 8 o'clock. Home find cluo privileges cheerfully extended to all Brother Elks. NOLAN' PK1FF. Ernltcd Ruler F. L. PEAilHON. Seerotiiry. MODIOItV WOODMICN Ol' AMHIIICA La :r;tnde ("amp No. T7o:i meets on the first Thursday evening 'f each month, in the K. of I'. Hull. Visltins neiirhbors welcome. E. It. niN'OO, V. C, JAKE HOSTOCK, Clerk. A. F. and A. M . La Ornndc l.odne No. 41, A. V. stid A. M., holds reKVilsr neotlnirs first end third I'rldnys at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all alasons. c. w. TiiNnNrrt. w. M. k. it. iti.":. sc . 0. KAlil. IIS Aerie No. rneetl every Fritl.iv nicht nt Kiih'lcs Hall. Visiting members welcome. Z. LILLY. W. V. J. 10. HIKDSKLL, See. WOODMEN OF Till: WOULD Iji Cram's Camp No. US. Meets every first and third Monday nt Lairlea hull. All visiting I.eithliors welcome. Dues javable nt the offiee of tne clerk. Rooms 51-22, La Grande. Na tional Bank l'.l'Ur JOHN SCOTT. C. C. P.. J. KITCHEN. Clerks .KNIC.HTH OF l'VTHIA t.o.l.- Vo 27. meet.-' ..t.l In ensile H'tll Hall).' at 8 p. m. A Pythian to all VltlIlL- hint. KI! M A. TI'KNEn C. L. (iUAHAM, I HEMSTITCHING And Wot Edge buttons covered half ball, full ball acorn and bullet Jcorn styles. Mail ' ordera given prompt attention. All work guaranteed. Orders taken for pleating. Mr. L. H. Norton, 806 Adams Ave. Phone 421W. First block west of post office. 8-29-tf TRAPSHDOTING TOUilEIT ORDERS TAKEN for steam pleating. Mrs M. E. Chelf, 1702 Adams Ave., phone 138J. J-ll-2';t Thics big days have been arrange;! lor the Eastern Oregon tritpshootors, May '12, 111. and M. when the north western trapshootcrs will gather at the Round-Up City for the 38lh Regis tered Tournament of the Sportsmen's LOCAL CORSETIERE for Barcley Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 0 avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hcmstitchine and ; J Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. I 3-1-tf !J he sum of $:t.4i:i.04 and no bid will e accepted which is greater in amount than the estimated cost.' All bids must be filed with the Recorder on or before the time mentioned. J. E. STEAlRNS, Recorder of the City of Ijt Grand Dly Apr. 8 lot. Notice is hereby given that the un dersiimed administrator has filed his I final account of the settlement of the ! estate of Daniel Lane, Deceased, in (Ity Associated 4'rcsO T0K1O. Apt. 18. Attended by mnro tnan.a iiuiKireci prominoot I"'.-,.. rmintv Court of the State of sons, a imonunieni. it. too '"-" ) I Oregon, and said court has set April of Professor Ooiite Trumbull Lade .jlf)i at 10 o'clock in the forenoon WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN OBSERVER WANT AD late of Yule Vuiverslty, wlia unveil ed on March 11, fin thie, grounds of Sojijt Temiple. near .Yokohama. where his ashee wore recently bur ied. Among those', witnnsslng or participating Hi the-Ten'niony were the American nnvhnfwidor. Prince Tokugnwa, prenldqnt of the Utilise of Peers and doletnte to the, Wash ington Conference, A'lseouiit Maklno, minlsttfr of Impertd Household. Ad miral I'ruye, Bartin Kukl, Mayor Cloto, Viscount Fuktioka, nitron Yamnknwa and professors Kuwakl, Shlozawa and Aiierukl of the Toklo Imperial University. When the monument was unveiled toy Jlrs. Ladd, Mr. Okubo, Mr. Warren, Vis count Mnklno and Prince Toku gawa spoke In high pralts of the late Professor Ladd: at the County Court Room in I.aj Grande, Union County, Oregun, as the i I time and place to hear objections to, I .iind the consideration ol, sum final account. Date of First Publication, March 21, 1922. , HAL HOHNENKAMP, Administrator. La Grade, Oregon. Mar. 21-28, Apr. 4-11-18. A DM IN 1STR AT( ..' N OT1 t'E PU11LICATION. FOR In the County Court of the Stats of Oregon, for Union County In the Matter of the Estate of Elizabeth A. Wright, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been duly appoin;- Mrs. Ladd concluded the cere- ej oy the County Court of the Stat mouy with an expression of grati-0f Oregon for Union County, Admin tilde for the sentiment exprssod ln!hstrator of the Estate of Elizabeth behalf of her lute husband. a. Wright, deceased. All persons Profossor Ladd, who was rognrtl- jhaving claims against said estate srj ed as one of American great ipsy- hereby required to present the same cholngists, died In Ncitf Haven last to the undersigned, or the La Grandj summer nt the nue of SO years. He had visited Japan three' times mid gave a number of Ipcturos tn educa tional psychology nt Idifforent uni versities. When he received (an uu tllenco by the late Emperor MelJI He was diecorated. wjtli the order of the Rising Sun. In accordance with Investment Company, at 1-a Grande, Oregon; properly verified, as by law required, within six months from tlu' tlate hereof. Dated this 3rd duy of April, 1922. J. K. WRIGHT, Administrator. Dlv. Apr. 4-11-18-25, May 2. .L.l. - . - . : YEOMEN. J The Brotherhood of American Yco- i , TT . .1 . II men, uranue nonoe itomesxeau io. , 28S6, meets every second and fourth j J Wednesday evenings at Eagles Hall.;! Come and investigate the new policies. All visiting memuers welcome. W. T. PATTEN, ' Foreman. MARY E. MAYVILLE, Correspondent. Notice for Bids for Street improve ment. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received for the construe-jj tion of proposed improvements in !m-' l provement District No. 1 19 in the City , J of I.a Grande, according to plans and I specifications therefor now on file in : ( the office of the City Recorder. Bids , J ...111 I,. -..;,,., I nn In Anril l'llh. 1922. I ! ,'very .Monday at 7:30 o'clock p. m., nt which time J ih. or ' they will be opened, tacti Did must a a welcome ,,., hv a certified check of the bidder payable to the City Re-: cordcr for 10 per cent of the amount!' WOMEN'S HKNKF1T ASS' 'CI ATI ON of ij((t ; the !cct..s La Vl'nelfiVst Parties contracting to do the work Thursday nt 2 p. m. nesday at 8 p. m.. at lilts ' jiaiiv gall aihek. said District assessed for such im-;i wtpinriF 'vvnis"""' provement and the lien therefor and' ' Hecord keeper. also to agree to Uke the bonds issued ;i No 13, o. E. 8.,;thcreior nt par in case mej c noi.i sold to tnirti panies. j The Citv Commission reserves the , , The total es- c. c. lit,-. meeia Iirai j ji t.e. v ...... . - B ,nd third "KVi'd- jpfoptised will be required to agree to ,o;-."r ilook for payment to the property in anid'a ali.l. 'l . oninoiniei'.llon tile see ond and foorth Wedm monlli. yisillliif welcomeo. (, NK,U w M. .NN S. ClMIVE. Sef- dnva of each .Hitlers cordially Snbdgrass and . Zimmerman EMneral Service Par lor, Licenced Embal mer, Ambulance Ser vice. Day Phone Main 62, Night Phone, Main 743. 1505 Fourth St. La Grande, Oregon. Jp pTj fl l if fl if Jtf lilf Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS ED DONOHUE, PTop. Phone, Black 1241 Fir & Jefferson The Reason for our Substantial Growth v is OUR bUBSTANTlALbERVlCE Mwmm rrosress Afrjiin, with 1 lit coiniii'"' of Spring, wrrk opens up, production starts and condi tions ininiodiatt'ly seem good. Start U'v to prepare for rinancial pro leclion. Carry out. that old and' good in tent ion to start a hank account tin's year. A checkinjr account tier the payment and record ol your expenses. A Savings Account, drawing interest, ifor thel safe keeping and protection of vje'iir "extra" inonev. ritrht to reject all bids. timnted cost of the proposed work i-. WA u If A ,.Iw.I.-:,,., .,,,,1 (!, ,. el, t. I H j ii . i ii i on ii i ie I lilt- Ii t( lilt 1 1 1. Ik and record oi your expenses. II A Savings Account, drawing ,' interest, II ifor thel safe keeping and protection of II vje'iir "extra" inonev. II Make This Mank Yeur l)ank: CFEDERAL RESERVE llsYS TE M, United States Nat ional' Bank ' La Grande, Ore, ,jj 'La Camille' Corsets are the Ideal fouidatlon your new costume. "Aa style, tit and contort art the essen tials ts proper cerstlng, "L Camilla" Corseti will fivt your flgur the fashionable UhouetU an ' the ' neceiaary support te brine out Its beat lines. The celebrated. "V14NTHX)" BACK eliminates benfn( pressure alone the spin ' and pressure of laces In front, tbna assur ing perfect comfort to the wearer. , Why not know what real corset satisfaction Is be fit ted to "La Camllls." A (Jomphit mock Always Cn lunu. t Prices 5)2.50 and Up. Mrs. Robt. Pattison, Corsetlers IUi. 1702 cor. flprlmr and Oak . riione 322-W trTlTlM7;!! f I II ! I f i Hi f i 1 1 ! flili f liH f!lTITTf!T!TniT jjijjl 7 wmmm What They Say In High 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. We have the Brunswick records for April come in and hear them. Eastern Oregon Music Company JMINGSOFTklE DUFF9 WHO TOOK THIS TELEPHOtteJ RECfcivEK ui-p ncftc: I 1 O 15CC1 lu I vi- i WITH A PAIR OP WP" ,o?l I 7 -tit" 1 O1 I-Jt' ".v , OLIVIA. DID VOL) TAKE "THAT RECEIVER Off ur r-r Danny Is the Guilty One FT iMN " ui i1 HE.KC VA1 U Ji tl " 1 wcm .-sowr.- 1 V A PADtr: JT-f V m. ' ! iHi r.. 7r, n i rv , ' . tci .... n r.r t i (IT WAS fiOHE' all tl TNHMt M-KtJ- 1 1 U ' 1 VIBLh I .vU Welders of All Metals TOa BIST KQ'IPI'JCD IN EAST OREGON' Cylinder Recrindlne Cranksliaft Recrlnfiln Fiitorw, Piston RingH, Piston Plai fsj-i nni Traclnrs of Ml Makes Ovcrliaultd t XbtehlM Work of All Kinds tf w tQoIpped and mtned by eiptrtj for the aboTfj work LEIGHTON'S WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS R. W. Lelifhton, Prop.