La Grande evening observer., January 09, 1924, Image 9

Wednesday, January 9, 1024,
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE NTNE
Income Tax
Tips
No. 5.
A single person1. If 1 lir hend of n
fnmlly, is allowed the bihmo excmp
lion granted marrh-d persons.
$:000or 2.fifto. according to the
amount of n't lneom. A head of
a family Is n person who actually
supports nntl maintains In one
linusenoiu one op more p'THnns
closely related to him liy Wood,
innrrlnge, or udopllmi nnd whose
right lo exrclan family rontroi
find provide for them d"'pemhntH
is based upon some moral or legal
obligation. .
.Mere support of relative does
not entitle a taxpayer a mains as
the head of a family, Tim dcpeml
i'nt must be ;fcineinlt i; of the lax
payer's household, ami the taxpay
er niiiHl, In fart, exerciHo faintly
control over such dependents. - i
Jn addition to a personal exemp
tion a taxpayer is granled a credit
of $4i for each person depending
WANTED
WANTED-i-Furnlturo and House
hold goons. I pay highest prices.
Don't ae.ll until you call me.
Phone 613 J. Houghton Furni
ture Co. 12-18-tf
WANTKD Stock to feed for the
winter. Phono Farmers 224.
12-15-18tp
WANTKIJ Competent rclrl lor
housework. Phono 16,"-V.
12-27-tf
WANTED Plain sewing, also
whlto nnd woolen washings.
Phono 835-W. 1-4-litp
WANTBO Cnrpenter work., Jobs
not tod large or too small,' I. O
Hox 670. 1-4-Utp
FOlt JtKNT Sleeping room, close
In. l.ady preferred.' Inquire 102
Hemlock. l-R-31-p
FOlt -JtKNT f'omfortahle. sleeping
room. 8(17 l'enn. Phone 4lf-.I.
1-S.tf
WAN'I'RI) To hire a bob-sled,
l'hnnn 2C0-W. . 1-S-2I
FOR RENT
FOlt UK NT Two room furnished
apartment for light housekeep
ing. 1300 M Ave. 1-7-31
FOR liKNT ll-ronm homes I'ur
nished. Inquire 2115 t'iae.
l-7-(ltp
FOR rtKNT Private gornge. 13(l'.i
O Ave. Phone 2II3-W. 1-fi-tf
FOR SALE OR TRADE
" FOR SAT.K Player piano ns" good
an new. Not n scratch on it.
$7!n.rio, our price $4?r.no, on
easy payments. $1.25 plnyer
rolls for Tide. New Victor rec
ords an per cent ofr. Kastern
Ore. Music Co. 1-1 -tf
Classified Want Ads
FOIl SALE Dry 10-ln. wood.
Phone 143-W. 1-8-nt.
L0ST
LOST Onyx-lint bracelet. Re
wnrd. Lenve at observer. 1-7-31
MISCELLANEOUS
WASHING DONE Phono 356-J.
l-4-6tp
TLARTKrilNO DON K PItOMPTI.Y
130R C Avenue. 1-4-linp
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
OSTF.OPATHIO PHYSICIAN I
DR. J. L. and DR. MARGARET
INGLE. Osteopaths, Spinal
Curvature and Diseases of Wo
men and children a specialty.
Office phono Main 100. Resi
dence phone Main 106, 2 rings.
Sommbr Bldg.
PHYSICIAN-SI'ROKON Dr. R I..
Ralston Practice limited to the
eye, ear, none and throat, and
fitting of glasses. New Kolcy
Bldg. Main 778. 1-1-lm
ATTORNEYS
COCHRAN & EBERHARD Geo.
T. Cochran nnd Colon R. Eber
hard. Attorneys. I.a Grande Na
tional Bank Building.
CHIROPRACTOR
DR. BELLE MYERS. Chiroprac
tor New Foley Building. Hours
10 to 12 a. m., 2 to 6 p. m., nnd
7 to 9 p. m. 7-24-tf
DR. J. E. WOORBLL Chiroprac
tor and Naturopath. Skin and
blood diseases, headaches, ap
pendicitis, backaches, rheuma
tism, asthma, eczema, varicose
veins, all kinds of stomach,
heart and kidney trouble suc
cessfully treated, lllood pressure
reduced. Diseases of women and
children a specialty. ' Suite 20
Sommcr Bldg. Phone 407-W.
Residence Phone 1H0-W.
Miscri.i.Axrors
HEMSTITCHING nnd Pleot Edge
prompty done by Mrs. E. C.
Tuckey. 18U8-Second street.
fl-27-tr
XATVRE CI RK
DR. A. N. MAYVILI.i: Specialist
In chronic diseases. Methods.
upon him or lu-r for chirr mippnri
If stleli pnrHon Is tinilrr IS yearn
nf n-e or Inenpabln of self-mippni-i
because, menially or pliyslrally de
fecilve. The term "mentally or
pliyslrally defective- Ineluil.a not
only cripples nnd lliose mentally
defective l.ul persons in III hrnltli
nml I he nueil.
Knoh n dependent need nol he n
reraiivn or Ihe taxpayer, nor n I
ne n member of the inxtmver'M
noimelinhl. A son llvlmr In Veu-
York 'who Is ihe chier support ol
an iikpiI mother llvlmr. whhoul ne
cessity for the separation, in lliiltl-
more, Is entilleil to il cre.llt nf
Were the mother it member
of Ihe soil's New York household,
I hp son, us head of u rhmlly.
would ho entilleil to an exemption
of fJMUtt or fi.tou. iieconHtiK to
' !' amount of net income, i.nn
$-100 for a dependent. Ther 14nn
credit does not apply to the wife
or nusnnnd ol a taxpayer, though
ono may hn totally dependent upon
the other.
That rum runner who made n
fortune In six months won't have
a chance to spend much of It for
two years.
Monhnno-Therapy and Naturo
path. Skin and blood dim-uses,
nervous diseases. Chronic Head
ache. Eczema, Sciatica. Appen
dicitis, Constipation, bowel trou
ble; all kinds of Chronic Di
seases successfully treated. Call
Main 6!3. Room 1, 2. 3, second
floor Coolidge Bldg., opposite
Star Theater. Office Hours, 10
to 12 a. ni., 1:30 to 6:00 p. m.
Consultation free. 2-4-tf
PMVO TUXEItS
EXPERT PIANO TUNINO Clean
and voico your piano without
extra charge. Work guaranteed.
Call Nowlln Rook Storo for ap
pointment. Roy E. Phillips.
4-1 r.-tr
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
L. O. O. M. la Grande I.odgo No.
860 I.oyal Order of Moose, holds
regular meetings every Thurs
day night at 8 p. m. at Odd Fel
lows hall. Kastern Oregon
Moosehcnrt Legion or the. World
No. 109 meets second Monday or
each month. The Women's
Moosehcnrt Legion No. 398
meets every second nnd fourth
Thursdays of each mouth. Visi
tors always welcome.
Dr. A. N. Moyvllle, THctntor.
C. S. Sliultz. Secretary.
B. P. O. FXKK La arando Lodge
No 433. Lodgo meets -each
Thursday evening c.t 8 o'clock.
Homo nnd club privileges cheer
fully extended to all Brother
Klks.
Do Lilo Oreen, Exnltetl Ruler.
Mood F.ckloy, Secretary.
l' O. RAGLES, Aerie No. 259,
meets every Friday night nt
Eagles hall. Visiting members
welcome.
Harry T. Edwards, Sec.
Everett Walker, W. P.
MOllISnN WOODMEN of AMER
ICA I.a Grande Camp No. 7703
meets on tho first Thursday eve
ning of each month. In the K.
of P. hall. Visiting Neighbors
welcome,
i Kl) FtnOWN. V. C.
JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerkk.
WOODMEN OP THR WORLD
La Grande Camp No. Kill. Meets
every Monday night nt Eagles
hall. All visiting Neighbors wel
come. Dues payable at office of
the Clerk, Rooms 2V-22, ,a
Grande National Bank Building.
E. E. Kllvis. C. C.
R. J. Kitchen. Clerk.
A. F. and A. M. La Grande Lodge
No. 41. A. F. and A. M. holds
regular meetings first and third
Fridays at 7:30 p. in. Cordial
welcome to all Masons.
Fred K. Kiddle. W. M.
E. R. Rlngo, Secretary.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red
Cross Lodge No. 27 meets every
Monday evening In Castle hall
(K; of P. Hall), at 8 p. in. A
Pythian welcome to all visiting
Knights.
E. C. Fields, C. C.
C. L. Graham, K. R. S.
O. E. 8. Hope Chapter No. 13 O.
E. S. holds slated communica
tion the second and fourth Wed
nesdays of each month nt 8:00
p. ni. Visiting .members cordially
welcomed.
Nettu K. Kakln, W. M.
Anna S. Grove, Secretary.
POLNGS OF THE DUFFS
ir-r . ll
MONEY IX FUND
TO TOUT NORTH
WEST $1,000,000
. T'OTm,AND. (Al) 'TUi cam
paign of advertising Hie northwest
is showing ftplendtd result accord
ing to a. J. hlcUinsnn, passenger
(raffle manager uf tin Oreal
Northern, who arrived here Mop-
day wilh I .K.( KitKtis. passing! ir
traffic manager of Hie lliirllngmn
lines, and A. it. Kmltli, of the
Northern Pacific. The rail officers
are on a lour of Oregon. Washing
ton, Jdaho and Montana with a
corps of advertising and publicity
experiM. Their purpose iw to uc
lUaittl the people of the northwest
wltli details of their 1 1 ,immi,ouo ad
vertising rniupalKn whlcli haa been
IHtrsued for 'nc y'ar.
I'dftTI.AXO Kxpemlilure of
approximately $1.00u,uun to attract
Unirists to t'le Pacific Northwest
this summer will ho made, in a co
operative adverlisiiiK campaign in
w hich Northern transcontinental
railroads will Uike tho lead.
Such was tlio uunouncement
made today by the Kroup of rail
road officials representin? tlio
Northern Pacific, (Jreat Northern,
and Chicago, liurliiiKton & Qulncy
sy.steniB. Thes officlalH pnthered
to confer with business men in re
sard to co-operatton with the In
dividual fund to be spent hy Ore.
Never before. In the history nf
Oregon and the Northwest will
such a. larKc, fund bo directed to
ward hrlnKlntc tourists to this sec
tion. Jointly tho railroads will
spend In magazine dis
play advertising between now and
June 1. ' H
Individually each of the three
railroads will spend $100, una In
newspaper advertising during tho
same period.
In addition to this $ti50,000. the
Oreifon state development fund
will direct $SIi,000; the Orejron
state chamber will spend in ex
cess of $20,000; the Seattle cham
ber Is planning to invest $70,000
and the Spokane Chamber has set
aside Siio.ooo for tourist advertis
ing purposes.
And the railroads and commer
cial orgnnijiationa do not plan to
stop wilh this for the $1,ooo,ooo
cumpaitfn will bo followed up next
full by the cxpcndiUido of sev
eral hundreds of thousands of dol
lars for ttgrieiillurul, industrial
and similar advertising.
Heading the party of railroad
executives visiting today were: A.
U. Smith, A. J. JJicltlnson nnd P.
H. Kustls, passenger Traffic man
agers of tho Northern Pacific,
Great Northern and nurlington
railroad systems respectively.
pi-ispectiis Is rnvored
RAI.K.M, r. hVed Curry, sec
retary of tho f iregon state fair
board was in Salem conferring
with stain officials with relation
to the publication of a prospectus
for next year's fair. Tho pamph
let, if printed, will contain a list
of the exhibitors at the 1 1 2 :t state
fair, us well rh complete Informa
Hon with relation to ihe accom
modations provided by tho fair
board.
Kastern exhibitors, who Jinvo,
been attracied to the Oregon state
fair because of the ndverllsing re
ceived, will be featured in the
prospectus. Copies of the prospec
tus will be went to breeders and ex
hibitors In all sections of tho 1'nl
led States.
Those who would limit tho su
preme court's authority to veto
laws have a naive faith In con-
prewfl.
BUICK
Southard & Shinn
Agents .
Roesch Bid?.
Blue Mountain
Quality
Is Honest Quality
Always
Use our products they
are home-made products
Blue Mountain
Creamery
R. F. Tyler, Prop.
Main 60 1109 Wash.
La Grande, Ore.
TVE GOT AGOOoXj
JOB NOW AND
I ft jUIINt iu iMrc t
GOOD CARE OF iTyl
ft IWISl 1
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo
l4Aei Y3VJ GO AT IT
(Sir New TeAft
SIMPLIFV TOOK. vwrr
To
'
POLICE SEEKING
MAN WHO BOUGHT
$40,000 CLOTHES
PKAGt'K, (AD A story of
missing bonds, a mysterious Serb
who paid $4a,000 for a suit of
clothes, and u Wisconsin, farmer
who should ho grateful to a dis
tant brother-in-law, has cotnn to
light In the records of tho local
polico headquarters. ,
A little more than Ihreo years
iiko a package of bonds valuet at
$lni).iMK) anil nddressed to a bank
In ChlrnKO wan mailed In Omaha
It never reached H destination,
and Investigation showed that the
pnekage hud been sent erroneously
to Kossico, in Czechoslovakia. It
was duly received In Prague, hut
thereupon all further traco of it
waa lofit.
Three months ago, nceordtng to
information In the possession of
the Prague police, a farmer of Wis
NOW!
Is the time you appreciate
that telephone
It's loo cold (o go
to town!
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
Attention! to All
Car Owner
A Farranoid Fan belt
Leighton's 'Welding &
Machine Works
Automotive Parts
! I'lfi.itlifpT''TTri'E"
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IH "MJCH A HifP
Mo Tor
KfG-MT, LET'S
HAVE. OP.XtS(5. J',
TioN'T TALK TO THE
HELP !'.'.
cousin presented to the Chicago
bank In Mtiest'on five bonds of $1,
ono each that had been included
In the original shipment. Ques
tioned, he explained he had receiv
ed them from his brother-in-law
a tailor of I'rague. ,
The trial, now buck In Czechos
lovakia, was taken up by lortil
detectives, who soon found the
tailor. This man related that In
the spring or 121 a Sorb, recently
arrived from America, ordered a
suit or clothes and left with him
us a guarunteo or final payment,
$40,000 In American bonds. The
t?erb never called for his cloihes,
and Hie tailor not knowing what
to do with the bonds, finally sent
them to his brother-in-law in
America, the Wisconsin fanner.
There Is however, another angle
to Hie story. It seems the tailor's
son was employed In the Pragun
post office when the bonds rrach
ed there, and this coincidence has
led to the arrest Qf the tailor and
lils son, who are now lodged In
Si
WELL, I GUE55 IM Y
THE FIRST ONE DOWN Y
TH15 MORNING . s
OH GEE! HERE COMES S
ALL READY
i.
mm
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.tn 11 pending the receipt of further
Information from the Pnlted
States.
Ifeig Jaltbfid In lHatlt.
MAUSHFIKU. Or, The loyalty
of a dog to Its innte an well as to
iln master was demonstrated hero
when an nutomohilo ran down and
killed one of a pair nf canines nt
Mllllngton. Pnssershy iiok th
bqdy of tho dead dog lo ttm aide
of thn road nnd the ntnto has may.
eel with It constantly since.
Jay Carter, a mage d river on
the highway between Coon hay and
Cottillle, reported the ineldent. af
ter having fed the nultnnl, hnving
seen Its constancy for nearly two
days. Kfforts to coax .the animal
away from its mate have been
fruitless.
Sliot KIIU Hat Hunter.
THR HAI.1.KH, Or. Milton 0.
Ifowell, 66, a rancher residing
three miles southeast of Wasco, in B
Sherman county, was hilled by the
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACniNE SHOP AND roUNMtV
All Kinds or Machinery, AutomnlilleH anil Tractors nepalrcd
Ovcrliaulnl anil Keliiillt
Acetylene WelilliiK or All Klnils
Cylinder llorhig and Oversizo Pistons
Crankshafts Pistons nnd Piston Pins ltcgroiind
t.'lvo Va Trial
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
FURNITURE EXCHANGE
We Pay Best Prices for
k . USED FURNITURE
i ." Or " Will Exchange for New ,
Ed. Donohue
474-J TSlfc.
DDOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOO
q . Main 03 Pay
8NOIWJHA88
Exclusive
All of our time devoted to one bunlnesa Funeral Scrvlco.
Tears of experlenro han enabled us -to' care for and prepnra
for burial your l.oved Ones In a lllnil and gentle way. Wo
help you mako all arrangements. Our ambulance service nt
any (lino, day anil night.
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Don't Say "Bread" , .
SUPERFINE
V MADE WITH MILK
""v For Sale at All Grocers
La Grande Bakery
Formerly McPherson Bakery
" La Grande, Ore. '
Do You Often Awake
In the mornings and don't know what to eat
for breakfast? (We all do). Come here
and let us help you decide.
Our Waffles and Hot Cakes are delicious.
Also all kinds of fruit and cereals.
Coffee Our Specialty
New Sommer Grill
In Sommer Hotel
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77,
GOOD MORNING,'
MR. BLAKE!
NICE MORNING-
t if' Fvou
. IT
,
discharge, of a rifle, according to
word received here. Howell had
gone to the woodshed with the an
nouurod intention of Bhoollng Hey-;
eral large rata which Infested Ihei
place, t was said. No ono wit-,
Jiessrd tho shAoiipg. 1
JnnuarV It) last rfnv tn nnv u-ntr
'rent without pennliy, 1-7-t
J
5
FOR CREDIT
No Interest
Fir & Jefferson
and NlRht
2IMMHRMAN
BY ALLMAN
Ay,
GOOD MORNING
YOUNGMAN
glad to see
getting Such
early start
this morning
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UNIONLA GRANDE
AUTO STAGE
TIMP, TAni.i-:
FPBVOS lM-mm
union , I- ;rintto
:S(t A. M. BiSO A. M,
ll:0 A. M. , littfl P. M.
2:.H0 P. M. S:S() P, M.
i:30 V- M. " 6:1B P. M.
KtinclafH
Iivefl r
X-nlan I irnilo
1:oo P. M. ft:15 P. M.
Nalnrdny .Vlulit Specials
Leave r -eaves
Vnion I .a ;rantl"
7:00 I', M. 11:00 P. M.
Il.-ated Cnrs -
V. O. lic-lAP, JUnrmgcr
DEMAND GENUINE
Monogram
MOTOR OIIS
Ton know tlmt good oil la
cheaper thnn repairs. Think of
this when you buy oil again
whether by the quart or barrel.
If your deuter cannot supply
you with JIONOOltAM, wo can.
BRING TOUR CAW '
C. W. Bunting
& Son
Wlioksnlo and Retail
Monogram Dcalcra
Butter
Fat
49c
Wfe Want Poultry, Also
Union Creamery
Company
La Grande, Ore.
Delicious
Apples
Special Pack
75c Box
Jonathan Apples
Special rack
40c Box
Iiiiy pli'cot from tho Grower
at Our Growers' ExcIumffO
La Grande
Brokerage Co.
Itl-.TAIIi Fir & Jefferson
WAIUiHOIisU O. W. R.
& X. TriK-ks.
FOR SALE
6 Room modern liouae, good
wood ItoiiHo, garage, and
Bmall cellar, ground 60x100
ft. I.ocntod on cornor of
'"A" und Kir sti-outs; good lo
cation, l'rtco Is I22GO.OO and
$2&0 cash will handle It; eae
payments on tho bulance. ,
6 Hoom modorn house. Double
puruKc, not a full basement,
but good small cellar, chicken
ho-isu, wood shed and two
lots. Located close to tho
court house. Price is $3500.OU.
There Is a mortgage for flOQO
enn be aHsumrd.
10 Good lots on "M" street
abovo high school In local
Hy that is building up fast,
und we are now prepared to
8l! them at a price in tbe
reach of every one. Only 2t0
for Inside lots nnd $260 for
corner lots.
6 Itooin modern home, located
on Main wtreet close In, on
paved street, cement sldmvulks,
lri'is, shrubhiTy, etc. All for
$4200. There Is a stat loan
of L"Jo can he assumed. Bal
nneo cash.
We hnvo first clnss nlfalfa hoy
for sale. Will tb-llver for $15
per ton. Cnsh on delivery. '
Phy, Black &
v Stoop
In In nrnnile Nnllniml nank Bldg,
I,n (;rumle, Oregon.
1'IIOMO MAIN 0 . --