La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 07, 1924, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textn . Monday, January 7, 1024. PAGE SEVEN THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER f m m I La Grande Jerrys Showing "Broken Wing" for the Last fime Today. When you see a picture? aKcn- rtnining, ih amusing and as rl) I Inic ns "Tin Rroiten Wing," i Preferred Piolure adapted Voni tin i K,uy-iiffiit!i ru ii:iy hloh n)fnt d last nighi :ii 1 he pin-rry Theui re, you are up lo feomhr Just what iuniiiy ft is that listliiKiii)ihH it from the usual type i I Mill 4HiermK. In this flint unco we an- convinced hut Mn iltofi'HM of "The Hroken Iwing" in mil dependent upon a sln- elonieiit but. upon t hat com bination no seldom nrrlved at. in producing u motion plot ure. Jn 4 ho firm place, II. P. SchulhcrK who personally supervised its mak ing, secured u play which offered very possibilMy for flliulnK hu mor, excitement, atmosphere. Then jio entrusted Its direction lo Tom Forman-ivhom wo have fell we ran P-pend upon ever since In- turned lout "Shadows, a plot ure 1 intt Ik WANTED WANTKp r'urnituro and House hold goods. I pay highest prices. Don't 'Soil until you call mo. Phono 513 J. Houghton Furni ture Cp. 12-I8.tr j Classified Want Ads WANTIOJ) Htock to rood ror tliu -'l winter, riiono rarmera 224. 12.15.1Stp !-.; JWANTKW Competont fvirl lor liuusowork. J'lK-ino Ui.'i-W. J j t:VANTI-:p To do family washlnB. v 'y. llntin reiiHnnnhlo. Ullll Main HI. 303 Main HI. 12-31-r.ip WAXTl'II l'lain sewinii'. alRO i while ,' and woolen washings. :i i-honniiu-w. 1-4-cip WANTIOI) Carpenlor work. .lohK l a not too largo or too small. 1 O. f.'HVANTKp ('ompotonl girl wants j JtoiisoworU. I'hono 222-W. ' 1 ; FOR RENT OH JllSvr Modern furn'hed men. 1No. 2 Depot HI. I'hono 45S-J. . 1-4-tl '! It liliN'l' -Private garage O Avon I'hono 203-W. I :lo(i t-ri-tr FOR SALE OR TRADE l?OV. flATf-rl Player piano ns Rood nn no Not a scratcli on it. E $7f)0.00. our price $475.00, on S easy payments. $ I .'lb player rolls for fi'ic;. New Victor ren- ord s fii pe r con t off. Kn s t er n f' Ore. Muaifi Co. 1-1 -tf rOK H..K flood bob-sled with brake. r Inquire :'iiio Adams, v t-r,-jtp MISCELLANKOUS WASHING HONK Phone srifi-J. 1-4-Utpi PLASTKItlNG DONK PHOMl'TLY 1'JilH C Avenue. 1-4-lmp BUSINESS DIRECTORY OST F.OPAT IHC PH VS ICI A N DR. J. L. and DR. MARGAUKT INGLK. Ostpopaths, Spinal Curvalnro and Uiseascs of Wo men and children a specialty. Office p"non Main 100. Resi dence phone Main 100, 2 rings. Sommor 13!dg. PHYSICIAN-SI I'.CEON Hr. V. L. . Ralston-Practice limited to the eye, car, nos; and throat, and fitting of glasses. New Eoley Bldjr. Main 7?X. t--1ei ATTORXFYS COCHRAN & EHERHARO Geo. T. Cochran ; 1 Colon R. Eber hard. Attorneys. Ln Grande Na tional Hank Ruihlimr. CtnilOPItACTOK DR. BELLE MYERS. Chiroprao tor New Foley Hulldlng. Honrs . 10 to 13 a. in.. 2 to r p. m.. nnd 7 to 9 p. in. 7-2-i-tf DR. J. E. WOOOELL Chiroprac tor and Naturopath. Skin and blood .diseases, leadaches, ap pendicitis, backaches, rheuma tism, nsthma, eczema, varicose Veins, , all kindc of stomach, heart "and kidney trouble suc cessfully treated. Hlo-I P'es-ture reduced. Iise;i-s of women and children a specialty. Suit- ; Bommor Uhlg. i'hono 4:t7-W. Rosideiico I'hono i:n-W. MIsri'.I.I.AMOOlS HEMSTITCH IN'J and l'icot IMeo prompty' done hy Mrs. K. C Tuckoy, ISiiS Sooond stroot. . r,-s7-tr NATtiti: fi:i:i: DR. A. N. MAYVI1.I.H Specialist In chonio dlKaflos. Molltodit. Morhano Tlu raiiy . and Naturo path. Skin and Wool di.ioa.sos. nervous dinoason, fhronl? Iloa.l cll, Kozonia, Scialloa. Aii',ion- Theatres Classed with the year's lust. Perhapa . "The Hroken Wing" owes a good Hiiro of lis exet lh noy lo Iho fact that Tom Formun has sin m pod his own personality on t ho product ion by writ lag ' be screen Vt-r.'-ion. choosing the neces sary locutions blnim-tr, undcrinU'.ng Mm direi-tioii and supervising Hie Jit in. I'oiticdy Rhov.ini,'. "l';ty fp.'" "Salomy Jane" Cast Is Coni))Of,e(l of Stars Opening At Arcade Tuesday. Sninn nr iho most t rii . 1 ami witli-ly Known pluyrrs on Hie non-en iiii-itr In I'nniinonnl'H new plolni-c, Nalomy Jiini-." u (Irow Mt'irnnl iH'oiluctlon IhimciI on the ruinous glory by Hrct Heine, which will hp Iho ri'uluni ill t Ari'uih' Ihi-lilri' Tor two (lnyH, hCKlnnllm I in-siliiy. Jacfini'llno Lopan. n formor l-Vl-lli'S Kll'l. pluy Iho nnmc role. Il"i lov' or Iho tfivnt otil -or-ilooi-H ;iar llcnlnrly pliil nor ror tlile pholophiy or pioneer lire In Cull- rtlcltis. Constipation, bowel trou ble; all kinds of Chronic 1)1 nouses successfully treated. Call Main 6KK. Hoom 1. 2, a', second floor Coollflse Hldff., oppdsltc Star Thonter. Offlco Hours, 10 to 12 a. m., 1:30 to i:00 p. m. Conmiltntion free. 2-4 -tf IMAXO TIJXFJtS GXPJCUT PiANO TUNING Cloun ond volco your piano without extra charge. Work ffuaranleeU, Call Newlln Rook Rtoro for ap pointment. Itoy JC, Phillips. 4-1 E-tf FRATERNAL DIRECTORY L. O. O. M. Grnndn Lodge No Rf.0 Loyal Order of Moose, holde rngulnr nieetlnss every Thurs day nlpht at 8 p. m. at Odd Fol low! hall. , Kastcrn Oregon Moosoheart. I.dKion of Iho World No. Ifi3 n:ectR second Monday ol each month. The Women's Moosoheart Legion No. 8!tf meets every second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Vlsi tors nlwnys wolcomo. Jr. A. N. Mayvlllc, Dictator. C. S. Khultz. Hccretary. B, P. O. TCLKH r.a Grando Lodge No - 433.. LotJgft meola enh Thursday evening at H o'clock. TTomd and club privileges cheor- fully extended to all Hrotlior Klks. Do Lllo Green, Rxnlted Hulor. Mood Kelt ley. Secretary. R O. KAGLKS. Anrio No. Sr.O. meet a every Friday night at ISngles hall. Visiting members welcome, JIarry T. Kd wards. Pec. Kverett Walker. W. P. MOOKIiN WOODMHN of AMER ICA La Grande Camp No. 7703 moots on the first Thursday eve ning of eacli month, in the K. of P. hall. Visiting Neighbors welcome. KD HltOWN'. V. C. JAKE JtOPTOCK. Clerklt. WOODMEN OK THE WORLD La Grando Camp No. IC'J. Meets every Monday night at Eagles .hall. AM visiting Neighbors wel come. Dues payable at office of tho Clerk, Rooms 21-22. La Grnnde National Hank Htilldlng. E. 12. R. J. Silvls. C. C. Kitchen, Clerk. i. I' nml A. M. Hti Grande Ltidge No. 41. A. R and Ail M. holds regular meetings first and third Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial wolcotne to all Masons. Kred E. Kiddle. W. M. E. R. Ringo. Secretary. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Rod Cross Lodge No. 27 meets every Monday evening In Castle hall (K. of P. Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knights. K. C. Fields. C. C. C. L. Graham. K. R. S. O. E. S. Hope Chapter No. 13 O. E. S. holds stated communica tion the secord and fourth Wed nesdays of each month at :no p. m. Visiting mcmbera cordially welcomed. Netta K. Eakin, W. M. Anna H. Grove, Secretary. POLNGf OF THE DUFFS , (They'taxi ! V -j y r"" ', :.d.. I renm n. ti. .my. or Mn. Muny 'hitntnn touehen or oualnl htmior humnn touches of quaint . htmor are woven Into the fabric of this romantic wm-n play by Geor.eo I Kowi'i'ii, who plays the rule of "Yuba Hill." a stage conch driver.' M""r' l'lynn. Yale graduate aml 'flt,'K uthhie. lakes the pari, l,f "Tll,! Miin." n .stranger In the. ,m'' '".ning settle-menl whtse in's-, slon Ik unknown and who In; at Hccnr of Kripiiutr tragedy Itecutii'. H ' the Hweeiheari of J'.ilinnV .lane, - I'hr Man" In acc iisfil of holding up the Hl;ipt coach and Ik aloill in h'd away t !. hanifi-d hy the riKilani'H win n Sistomc Jane, mov- I hy a strange 1m pnhi"-, );Hflf-H him Kood-hye. JN-d I'ctr. proven in hi' on of lhe holdup int n, in hanged' hut rhe ntranj-r i.scapi'9. On returning lo Ihanl; Katomy for her kindm-KH. he nter: an old I rte- tny, Haldwin. In tho Haldwin Ik idiot from amhiiHh hy niiollit r nan. Ha- lomy lenda i he si ranker sonic of her fa I her'a clot lies that ho limy Wt out of I he cotinii y. Thin leadH l.arahee. an enemy of Salomy June's father, to Hhoot at t)ie MtranK-er. Laraliee Ih killed hy a hullet from Iho straiiKer'H rifle. Ah lie ite), he ronfcHHcfl thai Haldwin. now dead, was lied I'ete'n partner In the stutfe roldiery. The action Is hwIH from start to finish. Thi' supporting east i ex cellent and includes tuch favo:'ite.s ua ChartcH Offle. l-oulso I ireiwer, .lames Nelll and Clarence Hur(on. A comedy will u!so In; shown. Collie Mothers llalty l.lone-s HeM tK'tl rituii lis Own Mother OAKLAND, 'al. ( A P) A baby llonoKH. born in a ease hero re cently, has been adopted by a flio- titer collie doff. 'he cub bad two Utile brothers. but I heir mot her, Klinbn ,pt rhnps believing that a life of captivity was not worth while for I hem. rolled on them and killed them. Hut the lioness cub was snatched way from this danger by H. A. Hitow. African game hunter and urator of the Oakland museum of natural history. Ho put her In n box padded with u ouilt, removed her to the museum workshop and fetched her a bolile of milk, which sho look to with avidity. He (hen brought In the collie. which prompt ly licked the cub !;ympathelica!ly and curled up be side her with a protective air. Hans Wagner l:-- running a sport In.i; goods atoro In Pittsburgh. Af ter twenty odd years In baseball, Hans in still delivering the goods. A CiHANDK JIARKKTS 'rODAV Top Prlc Markets. Ranch eggs, DO cents a dozen. California tomatoes 20 cents n.r lymnd. " ' Cabbage, 3 to 6 cents, top qual ity. , Flour, sfratght, $1.70; patent (2.0.1, .Washington hard wheat, is.ort. Oranges, medium 00 cents, targe ad conli. . Lorn-ons, &0 cents per dozen. Sweet potatoes, 2 lbs for Zfic, Florida grapefruit, lf cents. CrnnberuieH. 2a cents per lb. Fresh Spinach, 10 cents per lb. Parsnips, 5 centH per pound. Ktff? plant, 2( cents per pound. Heart lottitco 18 cents, 2 for 3SC. Homo grown celery two bunches for 25 cents. Potatoes. $1.75 per 100 pounds. Hunch beets. 2 for 15 cents. Hunch carrots. 2 for 25 cents. .Cauliflower, 23 cents per pound. Turnips, 10 cents per bunch. Green peppers, 30 cents per lb. Red peppers 25 cents per lb. Hhick Emporer grapes, 20c lb. Hubbard siuash, 0 cents per lb. Pumpkins, 6 cents per lb. RrusfMil uprotit, 20 cents. Raisins, 15 to 20 coni per lb. Cnhe sugar, S0.4f, per 100 lbs. Tillamook cheese, 4"i cents per lb. Creamery butter, 65 cents 1 lb., ?1.10 2 pounds. Mucks nnd goose 20 cents, title jh 3G centf, hens 20 cents. Spring chickens, cents. Clams, la cents per pound. liasieni Oysters, C 5. cents per pint Olpmplc Oysters, 85 cents per pint. Crabs, 35 cents a piece. Roof loin and flat bone, 25c, Lamb chops, 40 cents. Shoulder lamb chops, 30 cents. Round Steak, 25 cents per lb. Pot roatts, 15 to 18 cents. Hoof boil, 8. la nnd 15 cents. Leg of lamb, 40 centH. Pork, whole shoulder, 10 cents. Pork, shoulder roast, 20 cents. Pork chops, 2.t centH. Steak. 20 to 25 ceriuts. Link Fausage, 30 cents per lb. GuMollne 22 cents. t on pi-ices. Mine run and nut, $12 delivered. Kgg nnd stove, $12.75 delivered. Lump,. 813.75 delivered. LITTLE tcKiamt MARKET B A PR05PEROU5 BU5INE55 MAW RESIDES HE rE - OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TtfUE Bv Coiido - - ' rWo PCflTTY rtSY. -'ONH OP MY MS(M 3e.T5 THROUGH ON THC CfcS RtCMT TO loOlt Oii. iii!iiiii:liili'i!;i;!i!iiMH'iHj'ip no. a. The Income tax Is Inipoaod upon net Income, which Is gross Income less certain specirted dednetlona for business exponas, etc., to be fully explained biter. The normal tar; rale Is 4 per cent on the first $4,000 of net income In excess of the exemptions and credits und 8 per cent on the remaining net lnr come. Surtax .rates, which apply only to net Income In cxc.chs of ttl.ooo, range from 1 per cent on the amount between $0.ooo and $10,000 lo TiO per cent on the amount by which the net Income exceeds $200,000. Single persons In calcnlaling tho EE (X0 YOU MiiAM THOSiS NliyeTECN-YCf? - OlT KIOS TH MEN YOU hiOULD TURN Income Tax Tips Is iKe time yon appjflwP" ' I ' cTTa too cold to go ' . . to town! I . a Hofne Independent Telephone Go. Attention! to AH Car Owner A Far rdnoid Fan belt Leighton's (Welding & Machine Works Automotive Parts ' DO THE VffAL-t -vc-rui; ' VvV, flat realize what s y r ff im ' 1 l:,U M 11 "r trrl'j: 6UT JUST V30ii S XOUr, normal tn( may subtract front net Income an' exemption ot $i,inm. The exemptions tor married per sons and heui's of families are $2,oo on incomes or $5.ooo or less und $2,000 on Incomes In ei.cess of $5,000, Taxpayers are allowed also an additional credit of $400, for each pernon (other than husband ( or wife) dependent upon and re-t celvlng his chief support from the taxpayer. If hucIi dependent person j is under 18 yearn of age or lnoapa-i bio of self-support because men-! tally or physically defective. j In the case of married persons, a( joint return reporting the income j of both may bo filed, or separate returns may bo filed showing the, Income of each. H their combined net Income Is subject to the surtax, a married couple will pay a small er tax by filing separate returns, 'or example, a husband's net In come for 11128' was $7,000 arid llie wlfo'H ?iH.0oo. Jf a joint return Is filed, the Income Is subject to a L ( DORIS. I'VE GOT Ll SOME BIG NEWS ; FOR YOU - I GOT m KrtlOt INOALAKy; HONEST WILDuf!'-' YOU RE FOOLING surtax of 1 per cent on the umount of net Income between $il,"i)tt and $10,1100, or If oeparuto returns are filed, iho hnsband'H surlnx Is I ier cent on the amount of his net income ho(wren ffi.ooo und J7.0W1, or o. The wife having a net In come or less than $fltooo pays no surtax. In filing separate returns either husband or wife, Imt not both, may claim the personal exemption, or it may tie divided between them hi such amounts as I hey desire. Moirv llnkri's of Muilli li UilMliil Orr in Vnrl.lioil-.c MI NII'll. (Al'l Winn, women an. I son? Imvo tn n lianned hy Coiiimli'.slonor von Kalir. wliu has' sinned a ranipalgn to rid the lin-1 variun enpttai or iiighrnilorH who, enrage Iho ptihllo hy giving ehuiii- j liagno ))tirlles while ho iiiiiiiv per-i sons are without bread. I'rlvalej wlno-rooms In lending restaurants are helng raided nightly, and war- liiorllii.rs who are trying to spend ' LA GRANDE IRON WORKS , MACHIXF. Slid- AM) I'OIJNnnT All Kinds of Machinery, Aiilnmiilillcs anil 'J'ratlnra Itepiilri-tl uvoriinilioil JArclyli'iiu iv.ii.ii Kllliilor liiriiiiuMmlvi'i'Slzi 1'lslons Cranksbhris, I'lslwrtaiul (Ivo TTZGERALD Prop. FURNITURE EXCHANGE We Pay Best Prices for - USED FURNITURE Or Wijr Exchange for New 47I-J noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Main IJ Day S.VOIKIItASS aii or Tears for four -ovod Ones In help you multa any time, day and night. fcXClUSlY our lime tievota-to o ttr nvhortonfulff,. til xsuir! oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooaooooooooDOo i. .....a . . , Don't Say "Bread" : SAY SUPERFINE MADE WITH MILK ForSale at All Grocers L a Formerly McPhcrson Bakery La Grande, Ore. Do You Often Awake In the mornings and don't know what to eat for breakfast? (We all do). Come hero and let us hfjln you decide. Our Waffle: Also all kir nit Our p and HofxC New Sommer Grill In Sommer Hotel jlk'.'..4.V'ii-'J r . S I3IN I IMMI l-l IN C, ... F' LIAMCU 9 TUFUTV ! FIVE DOLLAR RAISE rr NOT ME? I! their earnings In riotous living are having n hard tlriio. In n recent round-up of luxur ious restaurants which were cater-' Ing to roisterers who violated dos ing hours, the police urn Hied a number of Qver-drossed und he-, diamond merry-makers who were j transferred Immediately to the wnrkhoime und pit) el linnl labor. ; I jTJli (TtEDIT No Interest mill HOIMllll. - . m -rT Itidi Piston I'lns ltoifrnnnil h a Trial monue Fir & Jefferson ami Night ,I.MMi:itMAN business Funeral Service enabled ub to care for end prepnro a kind and emtio way. We all arrangements. Our aniliulnnce service at e iDaery akes are delicious. and cereals. Specialty BY ALLMAN TPm I JUST KNEW you COUL0 00 IT WILBUR V i JUST KNEW you J UNION-LA GRANDE AUTO STAGE TMK TAIII.M linlnn .inoiio.. Kllllilill In JriinilO' ! M. 5:15 1."M. Snliinluy Nllllil Snm-laU lrf-nvi lvrs l iilnii La .'i'"i"il 7:00 r. M. 1 1:" l M. Ill'llt.'il 'ms I'. O. Drl.AI', Munnnor lll:AM (iKNDINH onogram MOTOR OILS You know that good oil. Is cheaper than repairs. Think of this when you buy oil again whether by tho iuait or barrel. If your dealer cannot supply you with MONOGRAM, we caj ftltlXG VOIR & Son. Wholesale, and Itctall Monogram lem!i'ro We Want Poultry Also Union Creamery Company "" La Grande, Ore. , Delicious Apples Klii'Cliil I'm'-''- "c Box Joniflian Apples liny lllili'llirm I lit' ;rmyor al Our (Trou-ors' Kttolia'iiiio r La Grande) Brokerage Co. It I IA II. Kir i ,loffoioii wAiiMiiyi Hi: o. w, it. & N. 'I'lllrUs. FOR SALE Room modern house, good, wood house, garage, - and small cellar, ground 60x100 feet. Located on corner' of '"." and Fir at recta; good lo cation. Price is $2260.00 and $250 cash will handle It; easy payments pn the balance, Ttoom mclern Double KariLKO. nil riu! lint tfno.l ftitniLAoe ill basement, cenar, cnicue homo, hod and two lotR. T.ot'1i elono to thu court houfo. i-lco Is 111500.1)0. There Is a nioTtitngo for 1000 can foo aJwutnted fO Oood lota on . "M", Btroot 8:30. A. M. :S0 AH 11:00 A. M. :' I'- M- -3i 1'. M. lt:0' l. ' M: A-ft 1. M. t,:l& P. f SlllHlllU" 01 3 C.4Iinting V 49 c i flH'ltll riu'k nhovo hlsh nchftol Vv local-. Ity that m ImlldlnB. P fast,, nnd we are now prepared to noil them at a .price 'fn tho reach or every one. ' Only 2ti0' for Insldo lots nnd $2&0 for , corner lots. .' i Room moifrrn fiomc, located on Main street . close- In, on paved direct, cement sidewalks, trees, shrubbery, etc. ' All for $4L'0f There Is a statu loan" of $UU00 can be .'vA Uined. Hal-' ance cash. ' Wi have first class,, alfalfa hay for sale. Will deliver for $15 per ton. t'aHh on delivery. Phy, Black & V Stoopr ; In La fJrandc Nalhniul Rank llWIft La tirande, Oregon, , I'HONK MAIN HO ' i '! ,; i " ' v