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PAGE SEVEN Thursday, January THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 18, 1923. " Classified Want Ads - "V THEATRES 5VERETT TRUE By Condo PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS OK. J. U and an. marqarkt lNOLIi 0lppBtclia. Ulafu.s.-a ut wJnwu aiTa clillilrtm u !i-.ii.iy. Oliitt- ul.7.1,?. Mai" lUi. H.! ,.,V,,hoa"ilainTJl 8 rings. SonimcT Uldtr. VlLnM-: t !3' -'-ltfc.N Osteo pathic 1hy.sleian and Surgeon. I have taken o;-r tlx i.m-tieu and otli. es ot Dr. Geo. v. 'amine, tin. I shall hi a Ki'iK-tal practice with confinements as a specialty Ofiicc 1'hono, -Main (53; Uesidenee Phone, BK7-J. l'alnior-lloesch HldK. La Urn rule tire. 2-4-1 nut OCHRAN And EHEH HARD Geo, T. Cochran and Colon li. Eburhurd. At torneys. La Graude National Bank Buijaiiig. C. H. FINN Attornev-at-l.nw. ttooms 20 ami 23. Foley Office Bdlt,'. Take Klcvntor. ii'-lrt-lin ClUKOIKACitJu. OR. KC1XF3 MVEIiS, (hiroprt.etnr. New Foley Building. Hours i to 12 a. in.. 2 to 5 p. m. and 7 to 8 n. ni. 7-24-tf OR. J. B. WG0D?3r.L Chiropractor and Naturopath. Norvoua" and chronic dUetHos a specialty. Buito 20, fiom Mcr Uldg. Over Bilvcrihorn'a. Office hours. 10 to 12 a. in., 1:30 to 5 p. ? to 8 aruQinga. Phone 4U7-W. WATUKE UUKH OR, A. N. MAlTVIIjl-Et Speclailit ID chronic dtueases. Methods, Mechano Therapy and Naturopath. Bkin and blood (5lf,eftRPS. n-rvouB disease!. Chronfc Headache, Eczmn, Bcintiea. A upend lull lu, Const fpn.t ion, Howel Trouble; all kinds of Chronic -Diseases oucaesafully treated. Phone Main 693. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Cool- lUgo Bid it., opposite Etar Theatre. Of fice he urn, 10 to li R. in.. 1:30 to 5:00 p. sd. Consultation free. ' PIANO TUNERS KXPEKT PIANO TirjiFNG Citan and alee your piano without ' extra charffe. Work KUTnntoeri. a 1 1 New lin Book Store for appointment. Roy B. Phillips. - 4-lfi-tf FRATERNAL DIRECTORY Ih O. U. M. La Urnnde Lodire No. 850, Loyal Order of Moose, holds regular meet! n every Thursday night at 8 D. m. at Od'l Fellows' Hall. The Wo cttD'i Moouebeart Legion netrti sec ond and fourth Thursdays of each month. Moose Legion of the W rid mneto ncconl Monday of each to: J-Ji. Visitors always welcome. J. J. HAH LAN, Dictator, C. . SUL'LTi, Secretary. I. P. O. HL.KS La Urnndo Lodge No. 4tS. Lodge meets each Thursday ev enlnff at 8 o'clock. Homo and Cluo privileges cheerfully oxLendcd to' all Brother Elfci. S. i::'.AN CROWE, Exa:'?r, Ruler. P. L. PEARSON, ye;:toxary.; OOH1KN WOODMEN OF AMKRIOA La Grande Camp No. 7703 nieeta on tho first Thursday evening of each soo;itn. in tho K. of P. Hall. Visiting - nefshbors welcome. . . EL It. IUGO. V. C ' i " JAKB ROSTOCK, Clerk. L I. and A. M. La Grande Lodjre No. 41, A. F, and A. II.. holds regular Mooting first and third Fridays at 7:20 t. m. Cordial welcome to all LOT. t. SKODGRASS, W. M. E. R. KINGO, Sac. . O. BAULKS Aerie No. 26. noetm 6Tr.ry Friday nipht at Eaglea Hall. Visiting WQBihera welcome. Z. LILlvY, W. P. J. E. CIHDfiELL, Soo. WOODMEN OF TUB WORLD La Grande Camp No. 109. Meets every Monday iiiht at Eujyles hall. All visiting neitrhhora welcome. Dues payablo nt the office of the clerk Rooms 21-22, La Gran do. National Bank Uldg;. J. J. MPRCHISON, C. C. R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk. ttNlOHTB OF PYTHIAS Red CroM LodtfO No. 27. meets very Monday evenlUK fa Castle Hll (K. of P. Hail), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all vldtliiK KnifTttts. K. i'. F1KLHS. C. C. C. tiUAltAM, K. n. R. WOMFJN'S BKNEFIT ASSOCIATION of the Mnccaneen, La ursnae l-oowb 7, W. B. A. of M. Lodhre meets first Thursday at a p. m. and intra won tietdav at 8 m., at K. of P. LiaJl. Vlattinir Bisters welcome. MRS. N0RA.B. MACKEY, i C-OBnnaticer. 1IABJORIB RATON, Rerovd Keeper. O. Tl. 8. Hopn Ch.'.iilpr No. 13. O. VS. S.. bold, plated connniiniRiion me .en ond and fourth Wednehdaya of each onth. Vlalllng mcmbir, cordially ..Irnfiefl. MA11TI1A KF.I.IOTT rARKEIt, W. M. ANNA S. (JliOVE. S. c. FOB BALK OK XKADlll FOR SALr: Pure Tancroil I.oRhoin cockerels. Reasonable if taktn at one. Call i:il-V. 1-17-T.t wai.i.aci: i!!:n a (;nosr iihi'ak- l.lt IX I INK l-ll l l ItK. WV have had strike hrakt-rs, trust hitsti-ra. hroneho 1 1 list em and brut breakers: hut now we have '"Thi FOR SALE First class fence posts-(iihost lirt :iKer," u new form of here Farmers 19X2 12-12-tf (whtch Wuilaee ReM in iiiakiiiK pomi I1"- in his new Paramount &Lirrin& ve- PA PER FOR APPI.K AND FRUIT!ieIe 01 the jmm lam.-, whieii comes RrvAa n- coin nt thA nhttprvpr of. to Hie Amide Tlu-atre Friday willi lice. Ch-ap. ' 7-8-tf '-" l"'- I'-ailtiw woman, and Waltei lliers tiaUired with the star. it mnmnl brass) '" PU-Hiiv. as the litle tmpli "knock em melodrama use(l t venture, mystery, iiiiritrins susju-ns tromanoe una creeiiy hh ih'h who weir. PHP CAT XT n 1,1 t. JMC1Jn, flnt in Kiiosi suny. ii is u Ovi' ViiM.a uiwi rnnrw Ihtit hih oluss entertainment with ad Highest cash price paid for fiirnilneo llnvr Ciimmissinn it! Second Hand Store, 100 Fir. Phonej111'1"1" ',lV ls in an ;- 1 9-11-1 mnittp ffood melodrama and cause the spectator; io Hit on ine eiiffes oi meir seats mi d watch breathlessly each m dcvelopinent. ( .Mr. Reid has the active role e FOR RENT Ilousekeepinff rooms.Iwurnn Jarvis. a youn American wh Phone aGO-W. 1-18-tf shoo( a man who has followed hii from Kentucky to net him in n timi rel resulting from a revival of an nr. lent feud httween tho two Tamille. und Ih then .lorced to ilev New ork RENT Stcaln heated furnish- lo "wa' fpo Uu' io'ice .Seekim, inm; Wnhimrinn rellltfe in anouier room oi trie nuie. KOit nhTr r(K KhiNT a-room nour.c. inoutre Newlin Book and Stationery Store. 1-15-tf V FOR ed apartment, ave. WANTED 1-8-tf in here (lie .sootinjf occurred, he tell. 1 1 1 t his tilory to the fair occupant, who proves to he the Marches;- .M:iria The- v resa. H lie Is a youiijr Kpunish helres; who' lias come to New York to fin.! WANTED Widow with" pirl would the plans of an ancient. Simuish castlo keep house for widower with one on 'hir.waiat lteh ' of latei has been or two children, inquire Observ-J haunted by Kbss. who hfiv-c becom er. llV-iltplHo bold as (oHitrit away iter protner, Warren on err WANTED To rent, two unfurnished housekeeping: rooms. Phone iioii-W l-lG-3t t.'arlos, a boy of t lo.hetp her. ; . This brings intn .full swim? scenes filled with' ilraxi-nUc aetioniinncl wn- WANTED rWashiris or work by day PUti-MllMM; Z 7, i ' ,TZ ;1 n i j i i i i iTi:r r-Mi i ,-rrn 7 N ' ij Sf, T(?TX?i 1 --feTPK IMG TO C VIV W ' y I M44-1 J &.Ss KEA SERVICE ' ; ' J Yokohama iu:sk;ns (lly Aioelated Pres) ' i TKlu. Jan. JS. In view of the eonel union of tho court- physleijiiifii that the prince roKent conlruetcd me isle; while making a trip uroimi'! Shikoku, Mr. Yokohama, chief of the public minllatlon bureau In tho home oll'tee. liitM lemlereil - his resignation l' tin? home minbde:. Ilc holds him ve!f i eHponsitile for the slckuciw of lb prince recent. Taxi Line CLUB CIGAR STORE Main 768 A Car Always Ready For You New Suits Patterns for tailor-' made suits just arrived. See them and have a suit tailored to your in dividual style.;;; Every thins in Men's Furnishings.. The Toggery Andrews Bros. Knox Hals' GET RFSl'I.TS WITH A WANT AI) HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. Mrs. L. Hi Norton, 906 Adams Avo. 8-30-ti who "ii ,11 eolorvd will.' ilOi'S .some ninrltjibil- fnnl.t-.m ,Hi' Fiuinnis eaatle whe (dt- rtirt .'luint u far.a. n u-ri-isn't 'u diiir moml ni In thu-jHiotiipliiy. ml-.;'li of tn.-8Ukiorllnfr vol s, plny- cil hv Artluu- I'ai-i'wo, l.'i-nni-i-s Hay- L0CAL CORSETIEKK for Uarcley Corsat Mrs. J. F. O'Connel!, 1104 O avanut. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Picot Edgo. Work Gnarantsed. 8-1-tf uiotiit ami J. capalilo hands. UTAH LOOKS TO BIG COAL OUTPUT YEAR (lly Associttteil Press) . HALT I.AKK ,MTV. Jan. 1 S, 1 ta'l b'uinvAs'f!4;idra predict 192S nvitl be tt banned y-iir tov 'the mines of tho state. All indications, they jaj'. pohU Lo much larger production .than In !. I 5. TUo nilver .mines -wcrej ovora(d iluiinf; 1 al nearly capielty, but tho copper, coal and other minps were run only on part schedule. ; -.Coal iinhif?4n Utirh (luring 1 9?2 was hampered to soma extent by the ptrikcn of t ho railroad workers .n'l miners. , M inhivr ,iiH';)Jf're:.Jrm l'f22 as one of tho worst the industry has experienced and they say duilvends wore about otic-fifth of the 1117 ffe- V J.. j ' ' ' sf.iiVWF(iii:sT Avoitfv (My Associated Press )fc f , j;i!GK l-:, .lan. IK. Ten trail caij struct ion er-ews, employ inn' jippioxi inatrly ion men, arc expected to he put to work on the Santlam naiionul forest in the Cascade mountains curly this year, aecoi'dinp to C. ('. lla'.l. supervinor of the forest, Tho tentative trail budget for th( Satitintn forest provides tor a sum estimated at from $:io,mo to trio, nun this year. Iist summer approximate ly SlS.tUMi was spent In- trull work in this forest. A Classified Ad WM Do It! K. MacDonald. are in AT Nlir.lSHYS Today duly llcautiVul Mihtml Harris in The Kii-st Woman" Anothe" hiirh nowered hit loaded with thrills ami luiuhtcr. A' mya tcrv love stoi-y. with the threads mar velously tatlMlcd. Set aml.l the kIH- ler and glamour of life in the Uroad way show set. Alfo showinfT 1 luster . Kenton it 'The Curt'crow."' I'or a i;t-ifanteed civrH1 kin.-.- brln; yur -nouch a Ions a' nil y.Mi will ko home with a laugh that bnsers. " JAPANESE! FIRMS PLAN BIG MERGER (lty Associated Press) TOKI", Jan. 17. Tho five larsest iron and steel inanufacturlnK' corpor ations, including those owned by the Mitsui and Mitsubishi companies, with a combined capital of Yen 23,oun.ooo hav,. detailed to meift1. It has been innou'necd here. COFFEE SHORTAGE IS, NOT SERIOUS l . La Grande ! MATTRESS SHOP and I WEAVING WORKS 1 Mattrcsson of all hinds cleaned J ! and rebuilt. Feather Renovating. a 3 Rag Rngs and Flufl Rugs tor ' sale. J I Carpet and Rug Cleaning i 9x12, V1.50 and np ' J Chas. Edwards, Prop, i 1 Phone 253-W Conaiilevablo attention in being giv en, at the present time to coffee or fttvmnir. nf--riimors that hav. been irtulatcd Ahidi would lead Hhe pub Me' to' hclievu. .th,nt- it .thoy did not lay in a large supply,'' thoy would sooilihe without'; tliia. neeestary ar- -ticlS' oil. diet, r they would have to pav exorbitant priced, to ,gct it. i-'rom most teli.-tble and conserva tive sources, it- is Iparijed that most a!- this "buHjph"r:tolk. comes from Routvca' that -We solfislily interested in seeing a heavy speculative buy ir.f movement started in coffee. While it is a fact that a temporary shortage of green coffee exists in the United States, there is no ser ious "hortaKe of coffee in producing countries. If everyone will continue to supply themselves with coffee in a norma! way, the law of suppl.1 and demand will ultimately relieve the rlighlly aggravated" condition LhStt now exists. Roasters may be obliKed for a time to get more money for their products on account of bfing forced to pay higher prices?. fcr , thci)- sup plies, but the advances will be les:- jand slower to come if speculation ion the part of retailor, and consum Ijers is not indulged in.' T-A-X-I Call Main 530 Imperial Billiards Olyrapia Oyster Cocktails in Season at THE L0TTES 1118 Jefferson Ave. T. II. SKItI M All. (lly Associated Press) SVUNKV, N. S. VV., Jan. 17.. Fed eral authorities lire, taking del'lnile steps for helping tubercular pallcn.s hy, tin use of Merums. al'lor the dee laiation of Dr. W":I. I'urneglo of 'lctori i, to ,1ho luberfular Holdlers' eonleience that lie .llild dl.seoveied a scrum for the Ireutmeilt of Hie ili- VAST SI'.M IH KIIOKT JIANII.A. I'. I.. Jan. IS. The 11, ("Ml.oini silver pesos which the I'hlllp nliii' uove-nnient keeps as a reserve on Oorrogldor Island, tho American t'orlress at tho etitraneo of M:inll,i Ha..', has been counted and found to bo 391 pcsoh short, it took otK'ht men, five vei4(s to count the silver, place it In hnc.'i and store it uKaln. In the nndersTound vaults at t,'orrei;l dor. i ;hii ni:asox is loss. BAKKIt, Oicgon, January 18. 'I'lie I'oiitbull si'asun last fall In Hik er, contrary to the experiences of oth er si'itsuns, was u losing proposition for the Uaki'i hlBh school stuilenl body. A ivporl liy ; rrinelpal Kniiht sIiowh u i'lHl deficit for the season, Slum Im'vlnK been rt ived und SIHDt) dislxirsed. , The. Maker eleven fatted to win a inaior Kame lust fall. I Just Arrived j ; i !l!!f ; T New Shipment of. t. i.v V 1r Dark Percales ML..'. 25c Light, Percales .....4...-...J0i, Flowered Cretonnes' iL..jlLL.iD.-..lL28c Good Quality of Ladies', Men's and Children's Hose, per pair 19c Good Quality Fibre Silk Hose, per pair G9c All Sweaters Mi Pe Plain White Cups and Saucers, per set $1.00 Plain White Plates, per set $1.00 Plain White Dishes, Wenona Pattern $5.04 (42-piece set) Andrew's Variety Store oi.u:.t; i;x ivt.Nsio TA''(MA, Jan. Kxpi-.nsion Of Thr 'ollei.:(j of ' l'utfet our,d will 1m bejriiii this ye i- with tlie. cou:.t ruc tion of it w btiitdtmrH, aeeordlnj? ' to :m atuiouncenifnt hero by Edward II. i odd, ju eHlib.'Ut. I he new building j o will be lneuted on a -Ji'-arrc cuiiipus! purchased In 1 no. q I're.ident Todd'suid the college now O li.-i.s t V.'i'l.ntm in its liuihiiiiK fund, Q together wilh an endowment fund of'.O $1,2&II.'MI0. ooooooooooooooooooboooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo to r.AM it man M:'n:ci;i. jo BAKKR, Ortcron. January 18. :, mon I ) uu i) was than thr.f lit. 'lie1 In i v to not O V'-itis In the state!" p. nitt-ntiary nnd J. K. KotT'in to notj. nior thati two yars wh-n they O pb-adt d K"tHy bwon- ( Mrcuit J udifn f 0 Anderson on the Indict mentH returned ;0 by the K'rand jury ehursinfr tho f or- q uu r with burh,'y not in a dwelling o and the latter with obtaining money (O under a faiHe inet4-n.se. Ith hard Hiz-'o or, indicted on a chance of taldnK un : automobile without intent to steal, al so pleaded Kuilty, but h'.s sentence Iwns d' tt rred. No. 5 Lard S0c No. 10 Lard ?l-rw Mt. Emily Sugar Cured Hams, one-half or whole, per tb -' 2."c Mt. Emily Sugar Cured Bacon, lb 25c to -10c Mt. Emily Picnics, per lb l"c Mt. Emily Cottage Butts, per rt 19c The Grande Ronde Meat Co. Where thickness of a Hair Equals a Mile TIIR hair of n human head n veniffea from two to threo thou sandtha of un inch, nnd ,if motor aervlce shop worlt in baaed on accuracy so conrsr na a "hair's, breadth," only poor result can be obtained. , - , , f t Autoniohllca may be designed alike, and look tho sumo, yet one, beciuiHe of prclsu fltH, him more power, fjpeed and. Ietv,.vl bration. When piutons nnd cylltuh-r boren are held to.llmlts of one (housandtli plus or nilniiH, it niennn that often uplffLop ,01 undersi.o goes into a born which Ik .0tl Qverrtii; nnd, .Ln cneo of a three-inch piston, instead of having u vu,( clenrnncfi, pf, .o((S .001 for each inch of pluton diameter) it hun ,005 und becoimm un "oil-pumper" un orror of. Vm than 'an, ovoruKn Imlr'fl breadth, yet, tho results could have been no worsp Xi bin a "mile," , Avoid errors as broad ns n hair and for closely fitted pistons and perfectly ground cylinders have your repairmen bring your cylinder block to ua for rerrindinB und pdslon uaaeniblinK'..l -, Leighton's Welding &. Machine Works La Grande, Oregon Furniture Exchange ' COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS . Heaters at Fricc'to Suit the Pocketbook EDDONonuE.Prop.:; V : Phone 474-J , Fir & Jefferson Make yourself mastdr of today, and you will win. Why lose, time and possibly opportunity by writing when you cant have the satisfaction of immediate response by using our long dist ance lines? Any telephone is a long distanbe station. HOME INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE COMPANY ft ,.....-.irj. ;,lt Ms Tilii.llAiM A CLASSIFIED AD WILL DO IT La Grande - Baker Auto Stage I. Ih'l.ap. ManoKer hit lly J Aceptlmc .Sundtiy. T.eaveH liiker I.; av I 1 :'H p. m. li I (.rand's J 1:0') p. la. ft? n p. in. Sunday Leaves J .a (Ininde nt 5: to p. in ( oimceltoiis ut I jiicm I P lo oooooooooooo&ooooooooaooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Liny and sell Clnsslfled Ads. through Observer U0INGS OF THE DUFFS Open for Engagements 15Y ALLMAN . J: CLOCK. rO:--itlOHl- -v ' C4t '? ',: -r tr 3CfiSr1 lfV4ANI WEH T H- .r. ?f' V soe5-off he'U-Thikk ' I tJA rou'u PnRDOfina vv:' .I ,'';i; i ""'.t 4: JT T3 THE TELEPHONE "i ) f PLEASE, Mi? JACKSOM ) -Nx 'M, ,f ' )':( ! V! Y I'LL EXCUSE KSELF AMD. JVVV WHILE I AN5VER. ,. "' '( ;i' '.jf '' " r.'s; t 'AKSWER IT AJ3 FisETEKD THE. PHONE? . '. '! j,. 1 , .' .,; ''. r4--i. vs,i-i r kfxhfc' iiMmi ! ;'i ii v:ell-j- c-t-!ii.i c chaps. ff: Oil .M.'CT l-.NE- HO'J ns you? on thai 6 tC' IdCF. c:F VwiUToAjK me V r-l'T rZlEVE. I CAM CM j '.'.SCrAV liVC'Jli,i- 'JO- I W-ut. A) L P-iviHT VU t ) "I'.IAT- T,;,Mi. S'oo C!A - v Ti4A rlAV - OWMO,TV ;?.: U'.5T o:e or- "he. n WD THI H I MAY F. MO EcAO f ( ' r m ir- -.-si r-. -i- Tt'AT CA).ter.NOV.' '1.1! mi ISnodgrass and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licensed Embal mer, Ambulance Ser vice. Phone Main C2. ir0") Fourth St La Grande, Oregon r i sr. ... 1 1 l urn , A WRVM S