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i I . V V VOLUME XXVI MEMBER OF sunk of 12 the 1U03 oy L 9 KILLED III m HOUSE FIDE TODAY y Women - Cremated jhtr "eds in Devas-' i :i ii n i ntt ,i liixl ?:ttlirnt:t I h. Kl:it nm ninnd en season, m-rvourt dtsonst-H i.nroiiic Mi-nuacMn, Kuzi'inn, SciniK-n .AiHH-mlk'i( in, ( 'oust i pillion, llowel i ninitiu; an Ktndri ut t;i,ronl; li wtnti-! mhmm-msi" uy trvnu-il, i'hnni Alain .193. . liuoin 1, 2, 3, nt'rond flooi ti.T. iffii hou.se, 10 to li; a. in. l.au to u.OU p. ni. Consultation fr.- 3-4 -tf iano ti;m;i;s KXPI-.UT 11 A NO TUN I Nil Clean nnd . vuli-u your piano wlfTuMit cxtrn r-hnrprt. Woric KunranuM-il. ('all N'-w-1 1 il J ionic Store Tor appointment. Hoy n. I'nfiiipM. 4-1 s-t FRATERNAL DIRECTORY h O. O. M, La flrnntlo Lode No. 3rU .nytil OrUer of Mohhm, IioPIh rculai K;ollnK.H every 'J'hiir.sday n in lit at , I, in. at Odd Fellows' Hull. . Tin , Women's Mooseheiirl. Ietfii, im.t-t itei-ond and imirih Thursdays or taoli 1 month. Alou.se. i-Kion ot" U'orh I nieeiH seeoiid .Monday of eimlx month I V tailor. always welcome, r J. .1. TlAI.LAM, ntptfttor, ! C. S. SllUIrZ. S.rnrelary. H. 1. O. Klltw l,u (iriiudrt J,udse No A'.Ui. ,j,ujxti iikm'Ih nncli Thurwday nvenliiK at H o'clock. Home and t-lul privilege fhpcrfully extended to nil J.roihir Elks. H. UKAN CltOWE, Exalted Kulcp, K I'KAIiSoX, .Senretnry. MODI'lliX WOOU.MKN 4K A.IKKICA Ja (Irando (,'iimp No. 770.1 m'eta on llio first Thursday fVt-nintr of earn , month, in (In K. of l hull. Vtaltinu Nelt-hhorn weleome. r K. K. IIIN'If). V. C. JAKI-3 liUSToCK. Clerk. A. b and A. Al. ha lirande Lodtje- No 41. A. I. anTT.A. Al.. holdH regular nieotinys first and third Fridays at 7:30 p. in. Cordial welcome to all ; AlaKOna. LOT L. RN0D(m.f?S. W. M. . 13. H. .R1XUO, Secretary. K. O. KAOIJOS ,Aerle No. 2.V.I. meets nvory Krinay" night at Kahlua Hall Vl.sitlnK members welcome. . LIMA', W. I. J. K. itlltnSKLL, Sec. vvooi.ii;n OF Till-: WOULD La Orande Cnmp N. Hi 3. Aleela every Monday nifUit at Eagloa Hall. All visit inj; Neighbors welcome. Dues payable at the offlco-of Iho clerk Itooms 21-22, La (Jrnndo Nationa; lfank LullUing. J. J. Murciiipnn, C. C. R. J. K ITCH FN. Clerk. K N I : H TS O F F Y T H I A S lied C ros : Jrnliro No. ill meets every Arond:i t-veiiine- in Castle Unll (K. of I Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian wekomc to all vlfltlnj? Knights. i 10. C. F1KLMS, C C. C. L. CiltAHA.n. K. it. s. VO.M ION'S IMONFFIT ASSOCIATION o Inn Maeeahecs, la nranne ionge ino :'7. V It. A. of M. Lodge meets first Thursday at 2 p. in. and third Wednesday at 8 p. ni., nt K. of I1 Hall. Visiting Sisters welcome. AIUS. NORA II. MACKKY. C. . AIAR.IOIHIO .10ATON. K. K. O. if. S. Hope Chapter1 No. 13, O. iisti.iu f;iii.l comnninicntion ttiQ ond and foilrtli fte(iily4. of?.fltach month. Visiting memhers coraiaii weiromed. MA I :'i'l I A F.r.LlOTT PARKEIl, W. Al ANNA S. OKOVIO. Sec. I'crliaps AmbassiMlor Jlarvcy thinks tlio breath of freedom eomen in short punts. I La Grande jj ! M ATTRESS SHOP AND I ! WEAVING WORKS J Waitresses of all kinds cleaned I nnd rebuilt. Foaiher . Ijenovallntr. I ; ItaiS Hues and -Fluff lings for' : ! sale. . Carpet nnd Hug Cleanlns UI2, Sl.r.o unit up Chas. I'.ihvni'dH, Prop, ! I'lione 2511-W . DOINGS OF THE DUIFS HELLO, IS THIS PALMER'S A 7) (' PANNT, I WANT VOU --( HELLO THERE, PANNV . ' I DRUGSTORE? I'M (SOING VSW'B TO SO UP TO THE. CORNEtt ) DUFF I HNOW J0ST j . TO SEMO PANMV DUFF OVER, '(jffj.ll DRUG STORE AND GET ) ' WHAT VOU WANT- I - - FuR SOME COLDCREAMAWD HiMUI me SOME. COLO, CREAM - i . HERE VOU ARE - J ( I WANT IMPERIAL- HOW HERE IS THE MONEY-17 ' ) fT"" ry --fr S MUCH IS THAT? ALL RIGHT U JUST RIGHT - I CALLED. j ', V P (COLD CREAM) V. I'LL SEND HIM RIGHT OVER I 'Il THE DRuSGIST ON THE ' ' ' "'rXrq ---- M IS r; j l! I . PHONE AKD HE'LL HAVE IT rm 7T ' II "' ' ,: Wedndny, ATpv-M f. 102.1. ASSOCIATED I'RESS Twelve Lives Lost When British Ship Mervillc Sinks Today Near Poland (By Associated Press) FLUSHING, Poland, Mar. 15. The British steamer Merville near, Stenbank with a loss lives. : The Mewillo was of thousand - ton type, built in' in Dundee and was owned uoiie, England. FOR RENT .luiro Mrs. Modern nnnrrment. In- Zubcr, lDS Spring. 3-lU-2t KOR RENT UousekeepiiiR rooms, KOI Penn ave. :i-13-:ltp KOR RENT 2 and room furnished apartments; also sleeping rooms, steam heat. Apply. Darland Hotel. D-lH-.'ltp FOR RENT C-room modern house. Call 1408 T avenue; S-13-4tp KOR RENT 70 acres (rood 'farming land. I'lione Farmers 211. :t-8-litp FOR RENT'-Clean, well furnished rooms for lijrht housekeepiiiK. No ehildren. Call l.'ll-W. fl-(i-tf LOST. LOST Kinir with :r keys, one Yule and 2 plain. Finder return to Ob server office. 3-7-tf WANTED WANTED Girl for general house. work. Phone 400-R. . .I-U-Ht Girl to serve trays and kitchen.- Grande- Ronde ... 4-i'i.vt WANTED- help in Hospital, WANTKDA few hours work ench general cleaning. 3-i:i-;ttp i t;i v, ironing or I'lione 4tiSi-R.' WANTED Woman wants any kind of day work. Phone i:i(i-W. a-12-lit WANTED To hear from omer of good ranch for sale. State cash price, full particulars. D. F. Bush. Minneapolis, Minn. 1-20-tf WA.MTED-Pftsitlnn by experienced stenographer. Good references. B, care Observer. 3-fl-tf MISCELLANEOUS HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. Mrs. L. H. Norton, 90H Adams Ave. 8-:i0-tf LOCAL CORSETIERE for Barclcy Corset Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, J104 O venue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching nnd Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. 3-Mf PERSONAL Party who took calvnnized cans from Somnier hotel, return them and vou will avoid trouble. M-fl-tf ( hiimlH'rlaiii's (Viiuh Ttrnnly Nolhlng So (Jooil'ifo n:. ;(nih';nr ,5old :"Kveryoite. who n.'isMiscIl ji 'nnlulier- hifu-','l'iij(;lif Jf.elnrdy -j5li.ilisjill of il. wrili'H I'.ilwaril I. .Miller, Aiiliolts. vllle. l'u. People who once use this lu'i-puratlon lire selrlom sallsftcd Willi any other. It Is excellent lo allny a couch or hreiik up a eolfl. Willow Glenn NURSERY ii a i cinos nr annuo ano nrnn. ! mental trees, fruit trees, shruh iiriy, liiuii ni'ni jui'i niiiiiii plants. Iluy at homo nml save mnnry. J'rnnrlftnr. Alfred Milne mm lialer, Ave, I'hone .-.7J-W i ttxmmmm amtnn SiDE.FIB.li hi ii ii - HI ' Mimim. j- ht. li j LA GRANDE, OREt m iFlFfilll!! u u l ii in ii ii ur i ionda I nr 1 1 1 i rnlS! ey frehchN The Germans Attempted to sSl,!?1: Int Warehouse, i nrpos. .ThiouKh vamplnK Hit sor, Ihn Kirl olitalus tlio Ki-ys to hip suoni,' room or the ship, and tlio then is successfully currictl out. 1"E courso the plot' of Iho wlnsom crook; fulls, hut (untwell Is ruined Just Hie saiue anil all (urns our happily. Miss llruily Is ably supported hv navhl l'owell. l-'riitlk l.osee. Itlloy I lul. Ill John II. i:ooko, William It. Muck, George I.eOucro. AKco May. II. I'noper rlirre. Sidney lican. llcv crly Travel's and Sidney Herbert. . A two-reel comedy is also lielllK shown. SIIERH YS LAST DAY ".Making a .Man," a Paramount pic turiitatlon of u story by Peter It. Kvne scored an artistic triumph at the Sherry theatre last night. Jack Holt is in' the stellar role with Eva Novak playing the leading feminine part. In the cast are J. P. Lookney, Hcrt Woodruff, Frank Nelson, and Robert Dudley. The work of Mr. Holt as Horace Winsby is admirable. His is the part of a provincial and multi-million aire snob. Eva Novak as ins neruwi! ilf,., his reenerntinn when she en- !un(fs " in the city where tie is penniless an .da one. Joseph Hen. bery has succeeded admirably in his prouuciiuu ui mis. siuij wmvii adapted for the screen by Albert Shelby I.eVino. , If you have not rend the story you had better see the pic ture which is most satisfying. The first round of ! ighting blood, the famous Colliers' Weekly story proved all that its advance notices said of it. For clean, wholesome, different entertainment it was n de cided chnnge n picture for the whole family for kids from 8 to 80. r.vccllent Reniedy Mr Coiixtlpnlloil. II would he hard to find a bolter reineily for constipation than I'hain lierliiln's Tal:!ets. They are eaay to take and miid and genlle n effect. Oive Ihem n trial when you have need. USE SULPHUR TO HEAL YOUR SKIN Broken Out Skin and Itching Eczema Helped Over Night . For imslelitlv skin eruptions, rash or blotches on face, neck, arms or body, you do not have to wait for relief from torture or embarrassment, declares a noted skin specialist; Apply, a little Meiiilio-Snlpbiir,;. -and ; improvement shows iwxt "day.jVs i I'j'v' i " j Dcca'usf rif its jerm dcstroyini prop4 erties, nothing has ever been found to take the place of this sulphur prepara tion. The moment you apply it heal ing begins. Only those who have had unsightly skin troubles can know the delight this Mcntho-Sulphur brings. Even fiery, itching eczema is dried right up. Get a small jar of Rowlcs Mcntho Sulpluir from any good druggist and me it like cold cream. mtJ:t!tinrtKitit:t!tuttttt!::nttmmttt Let I's Prepnrn Yeur Slalemnnt n'nd Ineomo 'Fas Itetiirn. We Will Save Vou Money. rtil keeping System lllstallnl. Hooks Kept Hy Ui Year JI.M.ONK.V Pf'..nsov ro. La i;rnnile. Oi-e. I'lione .?n: .. In Oregon lldw.-lmp. Illdg. .. xttamtmtmmmumtmt tmtmutttmt! Verj Embarraseing EVERETT TRtyE, f ZLL, tvsit .", i see SMOkreo siMCa the Fif3T ep thc Xrat J H A'PO UP MY MIN-D VT Pur Ve TwCRliS 1 To JolT Sons dp "ths I Suddenly KecLL.ei ot Rope Yol? vjscts to in A C.(hh Thing Don't Miss It. Send your, niimo and iuldre8s plain ly written lotjolher with r ct;iitH (und thl.s llp) to t'hiimberlaln Alcdicine. Co., le AloincM, Iowa, iuid roreivo In return a crtal packngo rontiilnlng Clinnihprliiln'a CourIi rtfMiiedy for coin; I iB, colds, rroup, ttronchlal, "flu" ami whooplntr rouglm nnd llUliug thrnnt: Chumhnrluin'H Siomneli and Wvor Tablcta lor stomach troulilen, iiuliuestion, crusHy palna Hint crowd the lion it. billoiiHtirHa and oonHltpiutlon; cimniborlaln'H Salvo,- noodod in every family for burnt, scalds, wounds, pilex, and skin iiffeellona; llieno val ued family inedlelnoH for only U renla. tton't mtfls it. HEAD ORSKIlVEIt WANT- ADS When In Pendleton Slop WIIU Your Old Ti-lontl, ,1. At. STALKV, Former Owner of Iho Snvoy In l4i (ramie. Ho now ownn tlio DoHon holnl (n Pendleton, whleli in a thorough- ly modern home for the traveling iio i ...j i. . : ... I a I piinilC UIHl H luuhB uun jiio mil- ,- rons with tho UHlial "Stulny llos- I pltallty, Superf Bread 'T '. MADE WITH MILK, pa('s,;W utner Jireads w THE LA C3RANDE FAT-NLXfi OHSERVER ' Ry CmStt Lcoy NieopMe wnonr iou.u row rid, UHC-N I TINS? IT IS lrUVR inc me. it's A . ACM03T SWUN ON OU BRag - out of you, cvhism th, r-iNriMi w- tuNvoitr inivtj jj. Oitleis Tor nil mwifl mndn lty I Bowman - Hicks 1 Lumber Co. will ho laki'ii nl 2012 X First or Phone Main 547 .1. 1 .Miinlillll 'I'erinv Cnsli tt!t!:!ttttttt!:tJ!ttt:ttitt!:tMtmiititttt OOOOOOOOOOOUOOOOOOOOOOOOOg' 1'uiiu a lU'AJiwiiii 5 o o o TAXI Service Enclosed Cars CALL MAIN 44 After Slldnlglit Call Foley lintel MAIN 77S j OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO JIHAD TUB WANT AD9I tne 4" Than its tne Mine t 0 .- - a La ornnuc, urcgon i&jti. l UNDERSTAND VOU HAVE A LITTLE SISTER NOW, . DANNV? WHAT IS Y0DR. LITTLE SISTER'S NAME? . Just Received to-wari fnrs. . Alt fwitT hnin nuil Ivtm k. Irlniiniiiu) for ilrrasro unci tiillnr. Ami tuiirs fur imm. Von nro nil welennui to ihviiix and soo tliem.- nlino huy nil kind ( rw fnrt and will W : lH'.t irlios. Chris Miller 1010 Adami Ay, . T-A-X-Il All Enclosed Cars . CALL MAIN 580 Imperial Billiards After Midnight CALL 195-J or 134-J mtmittmtmtm!Jii!mm:::mm:nmjtt:!:imtt:mtttmnm)mmtioniMm To Have and To Hold Power The three most vital units in the economical and satisfactory operation of motors are the Piston Rings, Pistons and Piston Pins, all of . which we carry in stock, and with our cylinder grinding equipment we are able to give you a very complete piston assembling, service. For your convenience we also carry a full' line of connecting rod and crankshaft bearings. Leighton's 'Welding & Machine Works La Grande, Oregon mKrtttmtttt:tttmttntttii:mim:!t::itm:::tim:mmtmtttnmmm Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Heaters at Price to Suit the Pocketbpok" ' ED DONOHUE, Prop. Phone 471-J Fir & Jefferson Away From Home? Lonesome? Remember the Pleasure in the Sound of a -4. Loved Voice. Let Us Make Yoitr Connections. ' HOME INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE COMPANY 3C La Grande - Baker Auto Stage I1. (J. Dcl-np, !lnnnj;er Dally , i:eeiiiluu KuiuliiTs LfnveH IViUer heaves I.fi flrando J:fl0 p. m, S : 00 n. ni, A:i p. m. 1:00 p. m. 0:13 p. m. , Sumlnyn I,'ave a flranilo ut 5:. 10 p. m. ConnerllonAi nt Tnion Buy and sell '.Classified Ada. through Observer BY ALLMAN I DON'T KNOW VET. WE CAN'T n l vjord she savs r, w. - NEW ) WOOLENS. For Suits Arriving Every Day (. Look them over and have a suit tailored to ' your individual style. ,; Everything in Men's i Wear u; ,4 The Toggery Andrews Bros, Knox Hats llj? GET RESULTS WITH A WANT AD , i mfsfgst- y; tift 'H'flg Extra Fine ' 1 Three-nero Improvod tract Just out' sldn tho City Limits, one block .from Iho paved highway. Will eoinid'.r trade for housn In town. A fivo-nero tract, Improved Ani CO ing nt n bargain price, nod ffoed terms, one. halt mile, frnm -Cltjj Lira. Its and paveii highway. ' A five. acre trnot In May Park. Thl la onn of tho best Improved and pajr Ing properltea In tho valley. Extra A trn-anro tract In May Park, wttk' extra good iniprovenienta, Irrltatetl best of land and fruit Eight-loom modern houno, , I Three fine modern homes. ' WeH IS' rnlnd, lieaulKiilly furnished, want to II complete. If yon want anaieththaT elrn good let us show you these flno honieji. ' Pyramid Land Co. PAGE THREE J r if: 5-4 'I t