La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 11, 1924, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, January 11, 1921. PAGE NINE THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER in s Imnrked degree. They ore now con Isldered properly, nn.l Ihe owners lire protected hi Ihi'lr properly rlKhm bylnw." LE TI S MAPIBON. Wis. (I.N.R.) Tho jimiiKy ""''y n"Hl iml Mm hcrth honi'il imlinal of tho doff ' hIiowh jiav hvi-n rorogniwd hy tho Wis consin Hupti'mo Court hh' iiorlVrt If.MltH f i n. with nl t-u ss In lie rompart-il with that of n nursc inni'l. 4 : Tho roiirt rovcrwd a jmlKiiK-nt for $3t nwnnled MIsh 1 llii K. j(;itnnu. of Milwiitil;i-, who was hiiii n )y W'Vt'ral dns, when it wuh found thy wr-m not owned hy ihi jM'r.ion ugHinst., whom judgment wnn random. Jualioo Doerf'liT ronini'iitMl: "lof?8 h'-iong to a distinct rlnss of ilotiK'Ai unimals. TJn-y art1 not outlaws. Thiy serve many- use ful purposes, are tho companions onl pluymnles of youth and thi' ioilHfhohl pets of families. They ant protnclors of II Co and property and generally manifest litnnan in stincts and emotions to a very Imports J iiylUh Tltnrniiftliliml . Ni;V VOUK (AI'). Ww Kne lls), hlood will . h added to America's thornughlnvd stork tliroiifch Ihn acqulHiiinn of Craix anwower hy J. N. Camden. Ken- tinky lurfimin. who will uho tun home in hut Hart land stud. CrakiinKowi'r in a son of Poly melia and out of Koiiuna. dam of many winners. He ia fo ir years old. s a two-year-old he won Hevj'ial prominent stakes and finiHhed third In tho IUI'2 I lerhy io Captain Cut tie, after luivlitg a rough time at tho gnto and rounding Tallenham Corner. STEAMERS START "MAGELLAN TRIP" EACH FORTNIGHT OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo Sali'iii Police ChiVr Named. KAUKM. Or. Vrunk Mlnto, ! night desk sorgcnnl here for the JluiHt year, was appointed ehi'f of 'pollco hy Mayor (Ilesy. succeeding Walter lilrtehet. Mrs. Myra.Shankn was appointed poller matron. Kor the first, timo In Hulem a play ground committee wuh namerl hy tho mayor. The municipal play ground established here last year will he continued. Classified Want Ads j WANTED WANTED Furniture 'and House hold goods. I puy highest prices. Don't sell until you call me. Phone- 613 J. Houghton Furni ture Co. 12-18-tf WANTED Block to feed for the winter. Thono Fnrmers 224. 12-15-18tp WANTED I'luln sewing, also white and woolen washings. Phono 335-W. l-4-6tp WANTED Carpenter work. Jobs not too inrge or too small. I'. O. liox 570. 1-4-illp FOR RENT 'OIt RENT 0-room Iioubo. fur nished. Corner lOlghlh and O streets. Win. Miller, and Co. 1-10-tf VOIl RENT Comfortable Bleeping room. 807 Ivnn. Phone 41G-.I. 1-S-tf KOU JtlONT 3-room Ijoiih-? nlshed. Inquire 2115 Obi. FOlt RENT Private garai;e. KlIi'J O Ave. I'hon,, 2U3-W. 1-5-tf I'Olt RENT 4-room t'urnisheu house. Phone 474-.I. J -!- f nervous diseases. Chronic Head ache. Eczema, Scialicu, Appen dicitis, Constipation, howel trou ble; all kinds of Chronic Di seases successfully treated. Call Main 613. Room 1, 2, 3. second floor Coolldgo I31dg., opposite Star Theater. Office Hours, 10 to 12 a. m., 1:30 to 6:00 p. m. Consultation free. 2-4-tf PIAXO TU.VEHS EXPERT PIANO TUNING Clean and volco your piano without extra charge. Work guaranteed. Gall Newlln Book Store for ap pointment. Roy E. Phillips. 4-lB-tf FRATERNAL DIRECTORY FOR SALE OR TRADE VOH HAIMO Piny or piano ns pood ' ob new. . Not a scratch on H. $7&0.on, our price $47M)0. on mny payments. $l ,'r playe.r rolls for fiOo. Now Victor rec ords f0 per rent off, Hnstern Oro, Music. Co. 1-1 -tf . O. O. M. TjO. Grando T-odgo No. 850 Loyal Order of Moose, holds rofjular nicotines every Thurs day niRht nt 8 p. m. at Odd Fcl- , lows hall. Kastorn Oregon Moosohnart TOffion of tlio World No. 169 meets second Monday of fcach month. Tho Women's Mooschonrt Lotion No. 398 meets every second and fourth Thursdays of each month. VtsU tora always welcoinu. Dr. A. N. Mayvillo, Dictator. C. S. Shultz, Secretary. RAN PRANCISCO, (,P) Mod ern M.-iRclians toilay can utart iwico a month on tho voyage that the early I'orluktiemr nuviKator fou.id so difficult and perilous, for t.lu Dollur Steamship compiny han an arounil-l he-world service , w I t h fortnlKhlly KJiilinKa. KnclrotinK the Klolie npparintly )ms lost none of lis interesi for ihe traveler, if It has heconm a com monplace of modern naviKai Ion, and on I his theory, Captain fKdiert Dollar, piclnri Hiie figure of I lie niariltme worl.l. has Iickui. In ids eiKhihih year the flrat such reffti lar pasHi nKer service in liiKiory. There have, been occasional world tours, hut never a schedule us pe riodic as Ihe HalllllKH between New York and Southampton. A fleet of seven liners, built by the Amerlcun Kovernmcnt and leas ed from the shipping hoard, will hn used for the world travelers. With the steamship President Har rison salllnpr from San Francisco on the InauRural voyage January 5, the rompany's list called' for a sailing every two Veeks. after Feb ruary 7, from New York, Host on, I.os Angeles and San Francisco. The ships rounding the planet will enll at 21 ports in 112 days. Pas sengers will have stop-over privi leges, with the opportunity to re sume the voyage on n, sister ship. The President Adams will make the first sailing from New York on February 7. Ports of call include Havana, Colon, Halhoa, Honolulu, Kobe, Shanghai, Hongkong, .Manila. Sin gapore. Penang, Colombo. Port Said, Alexandria, Genoa and Marseilles. A national delegation of trade envoys, representing the leading commercial centers of the United States, will make the initial voy age on tho President Harrison. The San Francisco Chamber of Com merce is managing this feature, which is prompted by tho oppor tunity to advance tho Interests of the American merchant marines. Other liners In the nround-the-world service are the President Hayes. President Garfield, Presi dent Polk President Monroe and President Van Huren. Tho vessels are of Identical dimensions 522 feel In length, with 02 feet of beam! and a displacement tonnage of 21,000 iyid have been equipped similarly. A M O TWai TO T3 e a. ...s- v;. ; - Ux X U i ' - - I j -'(XSMfh blah !! . ?au. ?r?rr . a (a) . pr rr . A Ia ) Hit - i , . V t i w-v.v,- w . ;.-v; v I x MO.. J I . V We Pay D II V USE II X Medicos See Perils In Pipestem Forms! LONDON. (I.N.H.) Fnmou doctors nnd nervo specialists have begun a pro) est again st tho prnc-l llcis adopted by tniuiy young wo men nnd girls In order to reduce ami bring their figures. Into lino with Ihe "pipestem" t'lgur' now rashlonabte. which demands itm complete nbliti'ratlon of ourves and a straight .unbroken - line from neck to knee. Many girls swathe their bodies; 1 to a rigid ttghincsH only likened ! to mummy wrappings, while some even hnndngc their bodies In strips of slicking placter ttghlty wound,' allego the doctors. "ThlH Is n thousand times wors than tho obi ttght-lnrlnk," say the medicos. "Hreathing hi-comes dif ficult under such Intense pressure, and tho lungs are cramped. n the Hght-laclng days only a part of the body wftB rramperl. hut now these women and girls place ubnormnl pressure, on Dm stomach and chest organs. ,Mmlnn 4Umimc11 !ilat llofiefl Of VauilrrlllH Hull 4vnorM ONFON. AP) Prink n an llhunlnant for brightening London! did nol appeal In a very ranvlncj Ing jnunner i tho nn-i niters of the) Hiald l.ondttn County Council wlu n they ntcenJly heard appllcaltons' from several vaudeville hnll pro- j prletorM for permlwilon In sell nl-l eohpllo liquor to their patrons dur-J lng the show. This question has become n; "hardy njimiui" for the council toj consider, bul tnuh year It has met , with the same i refusal. This year, j however, the applicants hud hopes i that their prayers would he grnttt. ed because a committee hud rv- ported favorably to the Councit on I the proposal. However, after a f til 1 drcsH debate had taken place be fore the full council, the nppllca-' tlon was rfj'eted by- (4n votes. i UNION-LA GRANDE AUTO STAGE TIMR TAIH-E Union 8:S0 A. f. 1I:(0 A. M. 4:80 1 Tt. 6:15 P. M. Kuliuilu; NiRht Specials . LenveM Irf-livpfl I nloii T.n (irnmle 7:no P. M. 1 1:00 P. M. Healed Curs P. a. D. I.AP, Manacnr l a (iriuiil I ' 9:3f) A. M. I - 1:00 P. M. I P. M. . 3:311 J'. M. , At. r.:iri P. A I. I Leave i 1 1 llll' 1 I llllloif tX .rml I 1 :n p." LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACniNR SHOP AI roilNDnT ' All Klnili of klai'lilnorjr. AuloinoliIlM and Tractors Repaired r w.i'rimiiitMl and 1(01)11111 Acetylene W.IiIIiik of All Kinds Cylinder liorliiu and Ovi'rsli.o Plnton CMiiJtsliatl, PIMous anil Plslnn Pins Itcitround 'jriai ). FITZGERALD Prop. Wieringen Children Were Dutch Tutors To Ex-Crown Prince VOW 8ALK l!!2:t light 0 Stude baker; light Chevrolet delivery Irnelc. Cheap. Inquire 220(1 Co il nr. i-io-:ttp FOR RAM'5 Dry IC-ln. wood. Phone 14S-W. l-S-(tt I. P. O. ELKS La Grande Lodge No 43H. Lodgo meets each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Homo nnd club privileges ".cheer fully extended to nil Brother Klks. )o Lllo Green, Exalted Ruler. Mood Eckley, Secretary. STKAYKD Olt HTOLF.N One white-faced heifer, yearling. One yearling steer, branded. liar C on left hip and under bit In right car. Notify 3. A. Holman. i-n-cip W1ERINGF.N, Holland. (AP Children of the fishermen of the Island of Wlerlngen were the chief companions of ex-Crown Prince William, of Germany, during his stay hero after the revolution. w nen me rormer prince was not making horseshoes, one of his fa vorite forms of exercise;' or read ing, he was s( rolling about t he fields or along the wharfs with his Aiisii'iim. u Mnsilv Waste Land P's. "'e youngsters. 11 was i rout ' ithe children, chiefly, that William SYDNEY, N. S. V. (AP) Ed- loomed to speak Dutch fluently. ward A. Cook recently completed H lemurc niruil 01 mure 1 nun mm tl limi-inirn w mi.es. as ine erow men. iron. , 1... riPhnrmnn." Hie Pv.nHnn.. Hiit.l KHinin 10 1 mrwiu 111 umi nurui ui IliKei- Disproves Old Idea That 'My best helpers lnt picking up re Ihe children of ilia! hnfni-A hlu 1 kiih vt lifi ti iiiin Australia. His object was to make h ,-,, ut )liH catfl(l. U 0)lBt Si. un examination 01 inin-vum ruuu O. EAGLES, Aorlo No. 259, meets every Friday night at Eagles hall. Visiting members welcome. Harry T. Edwards, Sec. . Everett Walker. W. P. and the northern territory to sub stantiate his contention that those, sections were nol worthless wastes. He took more than 300 plclurcs of; .scenes along thu route. j Speaking of his experience with; natives In. northern Australia he said they appeared to be of n bet-' ler class than those of the south, j "The territory is full of surprises jfrom Hie pastoral viewpoint," said Mr. Cook, "being well watered and 'substantially grassed and tijnbered. I Free from droughts, the much mil- ; llgned north country must ' soon I come Into Its own." ! 'Tho children were nol shy like -the old folks, some of whom often were awed by my presence. and just as nat ural as could he. 1 played with the boys and girls, held the little ones some times on my knee, drew for them pictures of animals, and houses and trees and even sketched some of Ihe most picturesque children themsel ves und gave them thu ronultti of my drawings. "Hy association wllh the children I learned the language better and easier than If I hud devoted all my time to studying books and papers. The brain of a normal youngs! ei is the most curious thing In the world. The best system for an adult to learn another language Is to talk regulurly with children about nature and nbout books and pictures. Children Just naturally are Interested In everything." William, who In 45, has six chil dren of his own, the eldest be ing IS'.-. FURNITURE EXCHANGE est Prices for FURNITURE Exchange for New A' Ed. Donohue Fir & Jefferson DEMAND GENUINE . Monogram MOTOR OILS Tou know that good oil Is cheaper than repairs. Think of this when you buy oil again whether hy the quart or barrel. If your deuler cannot supply you with MONOGRAM, wo can. I NO YOUR OA 5 C. W.Bunting Son Wliolrsalo and Retail Monogram lfcralora j OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOObOOOOOOO Alain 03 Daj and Nlglit SN'ODGRASS A ZIMMERMAN XjJLi WASHING DONK Phono SSIi-J. 1-4-Clp MODERN WOODMEN of AMER ICA TJI Oramln Camp No. 77(13 mpels on tho first Thursday ivo nlng of each month. In tho K. of P. hnll. VIsitinB Neighbors welcome. ei) nnowN, v. c. JAKE ItOSTOCK. Clerkl!. rijASTKltlNG DONIi 1208 C Avenue. PltOM PTLY 1-4-1 nip BUSINESS DIRECTORY WOODMEN OF THE WORLD La Grantlo Camp No. ICS. Meets every Monday nlffht at Easles hall. All visiting Neighbors wel come. Dues payable at office of ' tho Clerk, Rooms 21-22, La Grande National Bank Hulldlng. E. E. Sllvls, C. C. R. J. Kitchen, Clerk. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN DR. J. L. and DR. MARGARET ' INGLE. Osteopaths, Spinal Curvaturo nnd Diseases of Wo men nnd children a specialty. Office phono Main IOC. Resi . dence phono Main 106, 2 rings. Sommer BldK. PHYSICIAN-SURGEON Dr. F. L. Halston Practice limited to the eye, ear, nose, nnd throat, and fitting of glusses. New Foley Bldg. Main 77S. 1-1-lm ATTORNEYS COCHP.AK & EHEHHARD Geo. T. Cochran and Colon R. Eher hard. Attorneys. La Grando Na tional Pnnk Hulldlng. . CniHOPRACTOR DR. BELLE MYERS, Chiroprac tor Now Foley Building. Hours 10 to 12 a. m., 2 to 6 p. m nnd 7 to 9 p. m. 7-24-tf DR. J. Ri WOODELL Chiroprac tor and Naturopath. Skin and blood diseases, headaches, np pondicllij., backaches, rheuma. tlsm, asthma, eczema, varicose veins, all kinds of stomach, heart nnd kidney trouhlo suc cessfully treated. Hlood pressure reduced. Diseases of women and children a specialty. Suite 20 Rommcr Hlilg. rhonn 497-W. Residence Phone 190-W. MISCELLANEOUS HEMSTITCH I NO nnd Plcot Edge prompty ilono by Mrs. E. C. Tuckey, L80S Second street. 0-27-tf NATURE CIltE DR. A. N. MAYVILI.E Specialist In chronic diseases. Methods, Mechano-Therapy and Naturo path. Skin and blood diseases. A. F. nnd A. M. La Grnnde Lodge No. 41. A. V. and A. M. holds regular meetings first and third Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Masons. Fred K. Kiddle. W. M. E. R. Illngo, Secretary. BUICK Southar& Shinn, jents RocWTBldsr. Afents-l - KNIGHTS OP PYTHIAS Red Cross Lodge No. 27 ntocta every Monday evening in Custlo halt K. of P. Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to alt visiting Knights. E. C. Fields, C. C. C. L. Graham, K. H. ft O. E. S. Hopo Chapter No. 13 O. E." S. holds stated communica tion the second and fourth Wed nesday of each month at 8:00 p. m. Vlsiling members cordially welcomed. Nelta K. Kukln. W. if. Anna S. Grove, Secretary. Blue Mountain Quality Is Honest Quality Always Use our products they 'are home-made products Bl lifeMoiixittitntl (a n r ie ma reamery R. F. Tyler, Prop. Main GO 1109 Wash. La Grande, Or. NOW! Is the time you appreciate that telephone It's too cold to go , to town! Homi Tefephpne Co. Exclusive All of our time Tears of experience for burlnl your help you make any time, day dA'oted to oju!us ohas eurftfed I.VeiL AW ffid Iness Punornl Service. us to care for and prepare lies In a hind and gentle way. Wo arrangements. Our ambulance, sorvlco at nlgiit. ooooooooooosoooooooooooooeaaooooooooooooooooooDOo k fc Don't Say "Bread" .. SAY, ; .... . ' SUPERFINE V MADE WITH MILK Dor bale at All UrocersV LaGi Bai ery Formerly McPherson Bakery " La Grande, Ore. Butter Fat 9c We Want Ppjdtry; Also UniinCreamery Company La Grande, Ore. Attention! to All Car Owner Farvanoid Fan belt LdfeKfon's 'Welding & Machine Works Automotive Parts Do You Often Awake In the mornings and don't know what to eat for breakfast? (We alltkrJT " Come here and let us help you dprfae. Our Wanles ana Hot Cakes are delicious. Also all kuidsbf fruit and cereals. Vcoffee Our Specialty " New Sommer Grill In Sommer Hotel " Delicious Apples Spcclnl Pack , 75c Box Jonathan Apples I Spc-chUnck I ySc Box Iluy Dyect from Clio Grower nt Our Growers' Exchange La Grande Brokerage Co. RKTAIii Plr Jefferson WAKUIIOUKK O. W. B. & N. Tracks. FOR SALE 6 Room modern house, good wood house, garuRO, and' small collar, ground 0x100 foi't. 1-oi'ated on corner of "Si" and Kir streets; good lo cution. Price Is 2L'G0.00 and $260 cash will handle tt; easy payments on the balance. POIXGS OF THE DUFFS It Raised His Chest, Too BV ALLMAN hello.tom! HUW AKC 7UU v . . HELUO.WILBUR WHAT ARE YOU ALL ) PUFFED UP ABOUT V K J - HELLO.TOM: WW C 1 BELIEVE THI5 , Huvy ri 7UU YJ IC.TOM rnwiwr,. TODAY? I I'l ' w. ...-.v . t ll - I ' K I HAVEN'T SEEN HIM IEJ T NFORA WEEK OR MORE LJ I S i i'im . ii lit rv v uLn r . s . DIDN'T YOU HEAR ABOUT IT1? I GOT A RAI5E IN 5ALARY- J A GOOD SUBSTANTIAL RAI5E..TOO- WHEN DIP ALL THI5 HAPPEN ? I GOT IT JUST I SUPPOSE IN A COUPLE WEEK5 MORE YOU'LL BE SO PUFFED M UP YOU'LL BLOW AWAY 6 Uoom modern house. Double ?uruKc, not a full basement, but Rood small cellar, chicken house, wood shed and two lolsA Located 'close to tho cour& hoiiBo. Trice Is 13600.00. Thard Is a morttruRO for $1000 can assumed. 10 Good lols on "iV street abovo hli!h sehpfll In local. Ity thai is buflillntc up fast, and wuXnrexhow prepared to ell thenj'at a prlco In the reach of every one. Only 2u0 for Insldn lots and 260 for corner lots. 5 Room modern home, located on Mnln Btreet. close In, on paved street, cement sidewalks, . trees, shrubbery, elc. All. for $4200. There Is a state loan of $2200 enn bo nBsumed. Hal unco ensh. Wo have flrnt class nlfalfa hay for sulo. Will deliver for I6 per ton. Cash on delivery. Phy, Black & Stoop III I. ;rniule National Hank Rldg. I s (irnnde. Oregon. , I-IIOM3 MAIN B8 ...