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SI Classified Want Ads II theatres PROFESSIONAL FOR KALE Oil" TIIAI1B I . . DIRECTORY -- ' 1 TO TKADE For La Grande improv- O.vn.oi AI1IIO 1MIYSICIANS property, 80 acre furm 21 mile TrTTVTTTTr: fl'onl Elt.'- Well improved, fully Oitiouafu. nN,.i'lu"laT1NULB 1uipio.l, crop growing Price ' chKa"? JSSK? ot;1i;'"u""2" ' WU00.W, easy terms. Jesso Crum, Main mil Reside,,, hom, Malu lut owner, Elgin, Ore 4-a-3t i ring, Soinmer MUg. . FOR SALE Wagon equipped for . '" " E. KriiOEN traveling; buggy harness and one Osti.nllik! Pliysai,,,, iiil Siirsmn racing sulky. Busch Second Hand Successor to Dr. (I. w. .immormun. Store. 1SHJ1 Fir St. 4-9-(ft orrico rnono -.Main c.'i. n.3, ir,3..M - ralmor Itoe.ah ni.la... i,a rnne. r'OU SALE Oil TKADK1S20 Nash. ,.,.,,. ,, Fine condition. Low price. W. II. Behnenkamp Co. 4-10-21 COCIHtAN and KIlLkllAIlD Geo T FflM cur a in n Cochran, ana Colon it i"r ad At SALE Saddle mare, will rack. ' torm-ya. La Graucio 'National isauii lllls nice solt canter. I'hone 22(i-R. Building. . " - , 4-10-3t 'C'lmNnll7u,V'- 1r"'s yoli SALK-By owner, 1 acre im- elevator ' -y fflc '""T-nl'ft Proved land'- with all good build- ings, i acre strawberries. C. S. t'limoi'HAl-nin Stilwell, 2709 N. Depot. 4-10-4tp on iiKMTmisTTinv FRANKLIN SEDAN Late model in Now i.niuy, Building. ii,,i lo to i perfect condition. See this car. W. i a. m.. J to 6 p. m. and 7 to 8p., H. Bohnenkamp Co. , . 4-10-2t A-f woudi.1.1, ..-hiropramoi FOR SALE Silk wrapped fishirfg "d.T.T1nd.5h'.:,t .'; tackle and mcr Bids, Over HilvuriiHiriM-'s or no." Winchester ihot gun, cheap. 200oi hours, 10 to 13 a. m., i:ao to 5 n u Wt St. 4-10-2tl 7 to 8 evenings. Vhorm W7-y, ' . .... . . ioit SALE 40 acre of orchard land! NATL' It 12 CI'KK 011 I""ipkin Ridge For particulursl - address- Frank Sion, Summerville. .Specialist ir ' 'Ud, ilohano ti. fckin ant diseases DR. A. N. M.VYVIlXt chronic iHauuses. .M.-t Tdorapy and Natui nji.-ntj. blood dlKeiis;, in-rvdui ' Chronic Hi'iidac'.ie, Kuxt.ii Appendicitis, (Jansiipaiit.n, liowol Trouble; all kinds of Chronic Di seases successfully tront-'il. 1'hoiu Main 593.. I loom 1, 2, 3. H-ontUfloai Coolidpo nidg., oppi.stU' .Star Then ' ter. Offiro ii ou.su, 10 tn iy a. m 1:30 to 6:00 p. m. Cunsultation fre 3-i-M WO.MCN WIUi' I.N.IOY IvVK.IIlHUlU) I'HOTOITAY Mailcm lUnics IMltilttriil at Ituyul lHiiciss In ;iint rit-tnrc I'rtHtiH'tioii Who says women have not n sonsts of humor? They suy "it tukis a thief (o catch a thtcf," and ly the samo token it takt:.H u woman to catch a woman in tho HUhtlf Ilttlo trlckw which uro tisod to outwit a imtn. -That's why wo nit n wlio seo tho rurarnount-CoflnioiJoli- tan yn'odiiction "When KniRhthood Wits In Flower' 'pmci'lnK AJarion Diivlcs, will chucklo with enjoyment in certain scenes where the men uie silent. These feminine outbursts of mer rimunt conn at various times when Marion Davles, us Princess Mary Tu dor, usestliQ Htrateffy known to nil ttie His te r.s of Kve in order to cajole her Htuhtioru brother, ' Kinff Henry , VIII. Mary'a adroit appeal to Henry's vanity when she wants htm to release Charles Itrundon, who Bhe loves; her clever triek of reniaininsr in bed when tho French iimbuHHudor c:iIIh and shockint? Wing- Henry by pretending she is about to jump out scantily clad these and similar ' incidents unite the women of the audience in a ootnmoc 1'IAXO TtJM:KS EXPERT PIANO TUNINC'ltian and . voice your piano without cxt:-;-charfre. Work Kiiarnnu--fl. ('alt N?w Hn Hook Store for appointment. Uoy E. Phillips. FRATERNAL DIRECTORY I p. O. M. La Crniidu Loyai Ordi:r of .M no;-1 meetings every Tliiir.' , p. m. at Odd 1-Vll'i , Women a Mu U-iCizn No. :i:.0 holds rii'gulai lav nijlit at ah' Hail. Tin idon Second anil fourth Thiirsdiiyfi of i:h Worl. meeta jpefond iih).-iv of each nionUi Phone 55. 4-9-fitp FOH SALE Eiprht room modern house with four lots, near hiyh school. Phone Farmers 114 or Main 37. 4-9-3lp IS PAPER FOR ArPLK AND FRUIT Boxes for (alo at tha Observer of- rssession FOR ' SALE White Leghorn hntch-Jav and ing Cfrirs from two year old hens, Host Hollywood trapnested stock. lg i.zo a setting., $(.uu a nunilreu.gy Ejrs from hens' with record from 1110 to 220 cgs. $1.75 a setting. SS.OO a hundred. All cockerels, wa ar. pedigreed from hens 230 to 27f, residence curs. Mrs. George II. Chapman, (itts aBO I'hone 490-R. 3-21-2Ut, that re- - - -of a quan- iiO.ST liquor and practices. yestoruay for luncheon. h'rel Stci w wor, attorney ot Pendleton, presented B. ' V , o Invitation from the visiting delega eveV tar the Participation of Baker in rri friiiijaaaSlSftratlon, planned and stntad LOST A pair of black rimmed e-lassoon on the es with ear hooks. Finder returit confront to Observer or Co. Treasurer's of fice. . 4-10-21'm yoster- SrHf iit noon L, "J ,"" 7ij 7,iii." UrothiT J? Hi S. DKAS Clinwl!, Exalted lime:, -1". u. l'BAKSO.'l, KecreLiiry. UODKliN WUIPK.MION Ol1 AMIOltlOA La (.Iranile I'nmp No. 7703 meet! on tho first Thursday evening of each month. In the K. at L: hall. V'altine Nelifnoor welcolne. B. It. ltl.N'no, V. C. , JAKE liOSTOClf, Olerk. K and A. .l. ba Orande 1-iodge No l. A. F. utuTA. M.. holds rofrulil meetings first nnd lliird Krldaya fit 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Masont.. LOT I,. S-ODC;rAPS. W. M. E. U. rtlNOKJ. Secretary. V. O. UAlll.HS Aerlo No. 2511. moots every -llrld;y nfht nt KaKlea Hall Visiting members welcome. I.ILI.T. tV. P. J. li. LlUtDSIXt,, Sec. WOODMEN OP THE WOULD Ln Clrnndu Cnmp No. 1(19. Meets every "Monday nhcht at Kaprles J tail. ' visiting Keiirhbors welcome. Dues payable at the office of tho clerk Konms 21-22, La Granda Nationa. ' liank Building. I J. J. Murrhlson, r. C. v It, J. KITCHEN. Clerk. KNKiHTS OK PYTIllA.Sl.Iled Crosi Lodao No. 27 meets every Monday evening In Castle Hull (K. of p Hall), at S p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Kniahls. K. C. PIEI.DS. C. C. C. L. OUAIIAM. K. K. 8. WOMEN'S ItK.VKFIT ASSOCIATION nl tho MaccaluMjs, Lu firnndo I,o(Ke No 27. W. B. A. of SI. Lodge meets first Thursday at 2 n. m. and thll"3 Wednesday at 8 p. m., at. K. of P Hall. Visiting Sisters welcome. MilR. NOH It.'MACK i-;y. c. MAlUOllIE EATON. It. K. O. E. K. Hope Chapter No. IX O. E. M. holds stated communication tho flee ond and fourth -We liusdaya of ooel' vl month. Visiting meintwrs corollb ; welcomed. - r MARTHA ELLIOTT PAItKEPv, W.;M ANNA S. OIIOVE. Sec. How humbling it will be when the department of justice gets ready for trial and finds the war grafters have died of old ago. .r could etlon of Jiat tho idly be ; ono of in tho - by the Frank Pearson, who for several years was one' of the head men in the Carr Furniture company and since' that company's store was de stroyed by fire has been associated with H. M. Moloney in the income tax and expert accountant -business, has accepted a position as traveling salesman for the Healy Furniture company of Portland and will leave tomorrow evening to begin work. 'His territory will include Eastern Ore gon hence he will occasional)? get back to see his many La Grande friends. 'It is rather hard to leave La Grande," said Frank today.' "Some how the town has a hold on me and' it is home in 'spite of any plans I can make or any dreams for the future. (While I am deeply gratified over connecting myself with such an excelletn firm as Healy Brothers and intend to follow the turniture busi ness as a traveling salesman in the future, I shall ever look forward with the greatest 'pleasure when my trips over Eastern Oregon will permit me to get back to La ranue tor a snort stay with the people who have been so kind and generous to me." Itohert Kakln represented the defen dant and Green and Hess were pros ecuting attorneys for the city. At the conclusion of tho trial Judge Tt. J. Kitchen found tho dofendant guilty and fined hm JH00. The second charge against Woe is violations of the. narcotic law and will be tried tills afternoon ln the municipal court. i vr 75 GIRLSm hliliM FOR KENT Very desirable corner apartment over J. C. Pennev Co. Store. 3-27-tfp WANTED WANT.'OD Girl for general house work. Phone Farmers 62.. 4-10-2t .WANTED To . do tractor plowing. inquire Charles Smutz. Phone Farm 178. 4-10-3tp WANTED Someone to' keep a little girl by the month, 8 years old. Call 214hR between 9 and 11 a. m. - 4-10-21 MAN WANTED To care for horses and gartlcn. Year round job. Ap ply to Mt. Emily Timber Co. 4-10-5t WANTED TO iR.ENT-4-room house. Write F. A. S. care Observer. 4-9-atp WANTED-Two or three men to work on furm. Inquire Hot Lake Sanatorium. . . 4-7-Gt -MISCELLANEOUS HATCHING EGGS Tancred Strain S. C. White Leghorns; also elec tric range. W. B. Pickens Phone 2U8-R 4-9-3t HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. .Mrs. L. II. Norton, 90G Adams Ave. 8-30-tf ! La Grande ! S MATTRESS SHOP AND ! WEAVING WORKS jj J Mattresses of all kinds cleaned j ind rebuilt. Penther Renovating. ! Pg Kligs and Fluff Hugs for' !le. ! LOCAL CORSETIEKE for Barcley Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O Avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. 3-1-tf Carpet and Rug Cleaning 0x12, $1.50 and up Clias. ICilwnrds, Prop. Phone HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by Mrs. E. C. Tuckcy, 1808 Second street. 212-J. 1-27-tf ALL PERSONS desirous of obtain ing certified seed potatoes are re quested to call nt La lrande Na tional Bank within next five days. 4-10-ot fo itf tairellm- "April ,)e As- La (1 this "Of ordlng 1 last jlmost lo' affair - homl .-AC- " (SesimeimtS;? Without 'portland ce ment most of the country's construction projects, large and small, would quickly stop. ' ' ' Most work could not even start without cement for foundation's. With this in mind let's see where the cement in dustry stands today. "Ifear the country ler 460,000,000 to manufacture. ly 600,000,000 DEMILITARIZE "OHKCON" (By Associated Press) SEATTLE. April 12. The Pugct Sound Navy Yard Bremerton, receiv ed orders to demilitarize tho battle ship Oregon. The guns will be spik ed and the Oregon will be towed to Portland to be turned over to the state as a relic. LAMOIl LAW M'lifi . (By Associated PresB) SALEM. April 12. Owing to the failure of Washington and California to pass an eight-hour law for the timber industry, tho eight hour law paused by the Oregon legislature, contingent upon tho action of neigh boring states, will not go into ef fect May 24, Labor Commissioner Gram 'announced. - Howard Carter's Illness Denied ; Returns to Luxor ! (By Associated Press) "LONDON, April 13. Itoutor dispatches from Cairo denies the report that Howard Carter, American Egyptologist, co-ills---cpverer with the late Lord f'arn avon, of Tutankhamen's tomb, , lias been takon ill. The dispatch says that Carter Is shortly to return to Luxor ' from Cairo. . HepoittHl 111. (By Associated Press) . LONDON. April 11. Howard Carter, codiscoverer with the late Lord Carnarvon of the tomb of Tutenkhamen. has been taken 'ill, and Lady Carnarvon Is de laying her return o England in consequence, says an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Cairo. A. G. a skits; urrent e dra- and x'llty of an In-nonty-I'i year. lie has The ro ' I. Wcd- s Drura, r taken 0. ami 'ivam of Only in and -..il.l ,ln inse with the house- lohl goods now in home. It la con lected with sewer, lias cellar. Thro. Jiocks from railroad shops. A gooj mall home. Price for all. Jir.dli.un You con buy on J'iOo.oo cash", 125.00 er month on the balance. If It Is A Home You Need, Come Sec I's. We Have All Kinds of Property For Sale. La Grande Investment Company Itellablo Agents for Reliable Insurance Companies. izui Ailants Avn. This rcmnrKamc docunt been translated bv Prof. H. Sayce, one of the leadinj 1; ,,,! iPvntlnn sclljt Great -Britain. It reveals tJiQrtland Cement. orilinary Tact inai wane a tankhamen's botiy was still bier, awaiting burial, his 27 wifo dispatched an amuas the king of the Hittites, ' then 'beseiging the ancient Carchemisli. between Mosul mascus, to induce the king her one of his sons tn mar Appeals for Husband "Mv husband is' deid Egyptian queen to the Hitt throuirh the ambassador. "I children. Your sons are' sail grown up. If you will give of them and if he will be hand, lie will he a great 1 I semi bridal gifts." The king of the Hittite ently doubted the motives i faith of the Egyptian queen, plied to har overtures: "The son of your lord (thl where is he? Have you I me? The general of the arnl embeb) .has not nominated to the kinirshin." The queen tnereupon rejoi What ts this you ayf deceived you .' If 1 had a my people had a ruler, I have sought the hand of a nl another country. Wo one children by me. I have no . nic one of your sons as mv I and he shall be king of thcl igypt- Ay Upsets Plans. The document shows that romance was almost compll the king of the Hittitos gif fair suitor one ot his sons; as the- marriage was .aboul celebrated King Ay sized thi of Egypt, and the helplesl was banished. Present history and arcl show no trace of Queen AnK She seems to have entirely beared from view, after usurped the.throne. It is knej that she was the real inherit throne, and that Tutankham his kingship entirely to her royal succession." It is presulT..v,,M,'riI, Viaiarrla rvf IA.V. In hnniehin- he"""""'" " " prevent a loreigner lrom ruia Egypt, especially a hated J 'American archaeologists. the text of this document! Associated Press correspond gard the -foregoing circumsta mne ot the most dramatic tions in present-dtiy know! Egyptian history. .i'The. Hititte narrative, til makes it clear that Tutnil did not have progeny to con til flourishing reign. It also it extremely unlikely, they add, hodv ol Uueen Ankhsamcn found in the royal necropoliJ cannot be made re, because raw of the necessary composition are d in sufficient everywhere. w manufactured, in 27 states, and 17 plants some ore within easy listance of nearly It of the country. Itive estimates place tvested in the cement $300,000,000, and nit for the last 5 years 000. , bquirements are large is slow on an aver- i 3 times in 5 years. :ng the portland ee ry in this country has ?at deal in cosdy ex- o . r ouDerr me rea MADE WITH MILK ; That's Why It's Richer and Keeps Longer Than Other Breads IT'S THE MILK! La Grande, Oregon THE JIAUKin-. (By Associated Pnw PO It LAND, Apr. 1 2. steady, eggs and butler cash ACTION, NOT TALK, IS I'honn Mati 7.a ;s' ...... I i o - ' . lot . lsLi o nt plants have been f them in the last 25 others went through f construction or n- these 325, only 117 ed the financial, oper- city of these plants is it greater than the s demand. , IT ASSOCIATION 'Iding OREG. anization i e Uses of Concrete - , '.rkcntiunz San Fnmdica 'hU.delplll. ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo I " YOU ARE INVITED o to the Consumers' Picnic at our markets daily S rain or shine. ' o 8 MENU . g Whole or Half Sugar Cured Hams, lb, 25c g o Bacon, per lb from 24c to 37c g o Picnic Shoulders, per lb 15c ' g o Cottage Butts, per 11) 19c g g Rolled Boneless Shoulders, per lb 20c g Whole Fresh Shoulders, per lb ;.. ...15c g O O The Grande Ronde Meat Co. o wry Si.xitKi'.T g llOOVI.U MAItJiF.T S 5 ' VI It S'l'ltl.i:T AIAUKFT Q o 4 a OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 'ilfiburuh or.Iaur,Oreg. Seattle St. Loutl Vancouver, B. C. Wuhingtoa, D.C MEAT SELECTIONS Can always be made to your entire satisfac tion at one of our markets. We carry only carefully t. selected meats at the right prices. 'v. ' ' i i The Crescent Meat Co., Inc. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS , MACIIiyF, RIIOI- AND FOUNDRY All Kinds of Machinery, Automobiles ajid Tractors Ropalrod,( . Overhauled and Rebuilt. - ... i Acetylene Welding of All Kinds , " Cylinder Boring and Overslr.o Pistons .Crankshafts, Pistons and Piston Pins Ileground Give Vs a Trnll D. FITZGERALD Prop. -,0000000000000000000000001 1 rica G, APPLIANCES Orders for all wood made by Bowman - Hicks Lumber Co. will be laken nt 1!IM2 N First or Phone Main 547 ,1. Ii. Miinliall It Terms Cash uni!:mtnmit::t::.tt:ti::s!i ooooocoooooooooooooooooooo . When Better Automobiles Are Built Buick Will Build Them See Southard & Shinn Coy. Adams and Fir OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO) TES lectri o ooooooooooooooooooooooooog IC Mazda Lamps Phone 393-W 0;0 o!o OlO O'O O I o o To Loan ImMnrss or Iioiiip proiierly on easy inonllily ti rnis. lllitilro .1. It. Oliver Phone 2:tU-W. Ras Wanted at the Observer 105 Depot) St. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoj OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO , BY ALLMANj! DOINGS OF, THE DUFFS A Mother's Sonar ', f J cAfT' A' FiC r NIGHTV NIGHT, tlTT-L . t ':! " P ""rX""1'1' '''"' ''' J --r u tK&K fO? K i (DEARIE AND SWEET ' , H WTjsi "' ; La Grande - Baker Leaves La Orando. Loaves Dakee 9:00 a. m, 8:00 0. m, 4:iii) p. m. 1:00 p. m. , IiA (iltAVDK-t'PrVoS I Leaven La Grande. Loaves Union 0:00 a. i.-.. 730 a. m. 1 :00 p. m. 10:0"lr.m. &:4.'i p. in. 3:30 p. m.' ; :it:tt:itit:tt::m:::tn:tiinmmmttma I FRANK R. SUYDAM General Repair j Shop -J Furniture Repaired and ;fc . Rcfinished it! t!ou::ohol(l Repairing of I All Kinds 8 100 Fir St. Phone 513-J 155 - t:!:::t;i!::t:t::tt!tm::titm::ti:ttttttttut Wprlndnv. Anr;i11,1. THE L GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN . f'5 5 f.' J W I I III
