La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 14, 1924, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text."1 r ' 4 PAGE SEVEN -Mmiflay, January 14, 1024. THE L GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER in in. mi, - " ,'"r ja Grande Theatres ilays Walton Plays nil of Reporter n 'IThe Wild Party" I A tivo ri'.-l rolu.'.ly will iils.l if Klmwn. thin film a ml ivteut ivp.n'lt. l.-ti-nii.-ly rix the unm iih ...mi. Of this lint?.1 niiioiini n-utiy iwu tMr.ii v.a Hp.'iu on t:n- fon.Hlrut'r lion ill' Ulr h.UKIlili.'i 111 H"IH vvlll.'h r.irnisii llii ulmuii'Mi.ve of "l.'MU l.tw llH' Kliin" Itll.l nllii-h Hilr ntim.l Jui'lUc wild ivkuI K.lwnlt.i'. Tli KilKllsli mSr mi- I"! ,." would ! jJaekie Coogan Coining ! J o Nierrvs in 'HKllali III.. I law of "Inn i.T ,.,. T; ... rr. put a irt'Ui.'n.loi.H4- nnifl i" ' Hiylfi '' av.T.m'. , Tin. Inns li.n.l.l.d M.'lro prnriur- ui.Tli'iin n.,.a..T ropnrl.r.ti,in, ..,,m(r .lv,, ,,. ,,. ..-. .p.-rtally. Ola.lyB Walton, ill thirni. ,,u.;,. (,.,,, wm. c , I nlv.Tnal nurnmoii, ll-: n,.. Hh.Tiy tln-alm. I'arllruliir In 11,1 I'ariy," -nuilnn to tin. A mill., i .,., H ntinchoil to H.ln iuiHt nun li.allS. Tu.H.lny only. of tin. younir mr.r nu II !h III flint Wlifn nv AincrliMn r.'port.-r iiroOiictlun under lh. S i .inii.iiiiii l..a mory nl.niil a inlnimiT run-Ironlnicl wlili'h wuh irlvcn lii.n m- JiinK Jiw.iy Willi dm wlf.i of Hi., n. iilly In uddiUon lo 11 half million forn.'t Krocor. iui ni .iiip.r mil tn.iKiiiui- I.oiu.h hy M.'do I'li'tmi'H fiiiBi.l.'r la tin. r-orr.-w Hint.'nit'iirrorpnrullon. iif llitt farts In ttio past. "If It 'h t t IHn t IHM'IOIIH, ' . .. , flBO!,'. iiii nl at the Slurry Tliv Wil.l rarty" was w ritli n ! tlu atro In ,,.,, n, ......... snwitilly for Miss Walton liy Mar-1 allotl. d to n r.. l,.... u .I,.....,'.,.," i,n Ollli of the 1'niv.Tnal aivnarlo out the country. .-rom various l,.parlmi-nt un.l Iho continuity. nr;HOuiii. tin, liiirmnilon was rur ihorliluif script. M written l.yjrcnt thai a haw- mini of money iuBhdlorrmnn. Iw.ib l.ilnir Ki..-nt in n.,. niaidiiL- or Hut It in. i.sl .recent ly compl. te ul Hollywood Classified Want Ads WANTED r ANTED Furniture and House holj goods. J pay highest prices. Donlt soil until you call me. J'hopo 513 J. Houghton Furni ture Co. 12-18-tf JVANT15D Stoak to feed for the winter. Phono Farmers 224. I 12-lB-lRtp f FOR RENT Oil TilONT 9-room house, fur nlBiird. Corner Kllith and O strets. Wrni. sillier and t'o. i-io-tr '(lit 11KNT ronirot'tlll.lo sleeptni? rootp. 807 1'enn. I'lione 416-J. FOU KKNT :i-room lio(.s h nislicd. Jnqilirn 2 if. vino. 1-7-Gtp .yolt HUNT HleeplHK room, firsl .4 floor, outside entrance, llili. i A.laijis Ave. 1-1 l-;i poll piONT 2-rootn furnished aiiartiiient, sleani lienled. Ifif.i; 'A Wasttlnuton. 1-11-tf FOlt ItKNT I'rivale KarnKe. 13!i o Avo. riinne i'ci:i-w. l-r.-tr FOll HUNT 4-rooin furnlslied ''house. I'liono 474-.I. 1-ll-tf dlcltls, Constipation, howel trou ble: all kinds of Chronic !i Doaseg aiiccessfully treated. Call Main GH3. ltoom 1. 2, 3. second floor CoolldRO Hldg., opposite Star Theater. Office Hours, 10 to 12 a. m., 1:30 to 6:00 p. m. Consultation free. 2-4. tf riAxo mens EXPERT PIANO TUNING Clean and volco your piano without extra charpo. Worlt guaranteed. Cull Kewlln Book Sloro for up. pointmont, I!oy K. l'hllllps. 4-15-tf FRATERNAL DIRECTORY X FOR SALE OR TRADE yort SATJ-: T'lnycr plnno ns kooiI ,na nv. Not a nenilcli on It. $7f)0.()0, our prlro (4 7.ri.iH). on ; enRy paynifntH. $1.25 plnyir rolls for fiOc, New Viclor r'C onl8T' per ct-nt off. Kiintrn Ore. Music f'o. J-l-tl U O. O. M. Ijx Grnnde, Todgo No. 8Ti0 Loyal Order of Mojn. Iml.lv rnpiilnr nifiMlnKS tivt:ry ThniH dny nlKht at 8 p. m. at Odd Fal lows hall. Kustern Orgon Moom-houi't l.fiffion of tin World No. 1C9 iixpts sorond Moudny of each month. Iho V. onion a MooHi-hoart Ijfgioii No. UftS nnw;is oviry si-rond and fourth Thursdays of each nieuth. isl tois always wi'lccini!, Dr. A. N. Muyviiln. Dictator. C. S. Shu It.. Secretary, Income Tax Tips OUTBURSTS OF F-VERETT TRUE By Condo re. MP TBU6! I WOUttH'T TRUST THe BEST ON SRTH' WHAT HAVO, Ygy Sot VP Ybyj?. at.e.s.vta. moiaJ tht You IcJNT TO WT OVI5K te "tow Ni. T. In thu tncntno-lux r't urns of married couples must lie lueluded lint Income from llielr ournMiKS of lepcndept minor children. The pu- rr nis uro allowi'il, hnwevur. u cr.idlt of $4)U fiu- eaeli a.ich child under ullfhleen yearn of ft(:o. 1m: r example, John I'mlih, an tu. tlsan, had a net income lor i ! of $2,0(111, his Wife, earned fl.T.'M. as a clerk, and two cons. t;i tr.d 17 yeurs of aif -arnef $Gn" each ineKMenf?ers. Krom I he total family Income of $4.7oo the p; rents art' allowed to deduct u pcr fionnl fempt!on nf s:.f''(i plus1 a 4 tin credit for each on. leaving a taxable net Income ot ?l 4i"t. If hUHhand and wife file sepiir.(K' i-"-Hirns, the one fiirnishirt; the cl.ief support may chiim th credit km dependents. Freiiueni ly a 'iiinor ii ' en.iiiici- pated," or ret .ised fcr'. pnrcn.al Iowur. In such event a return is required of a Minor h i Kuar- liun) If tlu' minor's in-'- incut tu was $l,ono or more, or $.'i'ri or more, aerordtnir lo his m :i'a! tus. or If his gross lnetnne was $.ri,uuu or more. Kinancipuiion iloes not n. i-t sn tr- lly involve a Tireuking of family t;--s, nor need It he evidence.! hy a jt.rmal aet. li myy he expresi.-d or implied, general iimllt il. in uvlting" or oral. V.ien a son n i;i; porta himself and n..yy his ho'.rd at home, U'.ei.i ih an ii.ir1'!''! e.'i:n- atlon; aao If a child is in hu:d- KELAiU 1 IjAAO , i ness for hlmsi. and. lue parents. I TI Till V TI V r1 ATT yerclse no coniroi over hi e...n-l HVJ ' " r AVfJw, hfTs. In the csenc- of v.roof ml DlAN I1 HjI.N .DUAI-FrS the contrary It ih ass-imed th.it i tlic AKTitltl A, fir. A iMCiillar sit uiil Inn Vlstn In ceiincctloi) wilh the circuit court case against .ntutie ami Sam Skojo. On an appeal from the nuin'.cl- pal court, t ho defendunis were ilounil Kuilly hy a circuit court jury juf op fa tin j? a hotel with havlni; secured a license from the ei.y im is reiiutred thy ordinance. The MlH'tl hi'.vc Hot yut hcen Uellt-nced lmi sinec ilieir 'onvitioi Circuit '.liKlKe ruiupliell lias held in Ml olher case that I hi ordTliamv t he., er(. accused of violating Is vim!. as the city under Im charier has no authority to impose u license on 'a hotel. In other words, tins defendants Hiund convicted of violating an or dinance which, accordUm to .1 mitre Cumphell's ruling, has no legal ex- tteiH'e. tY 'oo'D 1)1. " i-Yri ' , - f ..-s.m1 wv5tw4 -ofjr. in -U r I. r te-,e DABYS COLDS ' uru soon ''nipped in th bud" without nosing "by uau ot- Ml HatiieJ. Mays I'l.rllaii.l o.ucl(iMl.l' .Maicelll;, Man hi l ill ik HnhhliiKi yiiamMMdiiK Viw.inl ami brttlp TmitiHcnts iijini!! ui" Near Picshjfcrinii 'hurrh ikjm-: :t7s.M ilcnwitlon as In Tin ininiHtei Ihluhs fit. may at er suhsci iher I'atent has a le.il riiit tarnhiffs of a minor child. time the external loans, mostly in the I'nl led Stales, a s!qcU certificate for tho sum suhtierihed hy him, hut the. riif'icates may he Do You Really Enjoy Eating Where everything is clean, pleasant and sociable? Our Noon-day Lunchesarejust the thiner for such an oaaiKr,--VVeals() haveyfi lame lirive-rtunn for baniiuets Call us for appoint- andinnerjfTres mcnt-x can be . -nL; 1 I i prevented i -iin i l Kcrp tlssuM of now ' ,aMmmm snd mouth lllhy M ' "'"'t . i . mnrrmuummtmrn Us. LpYOL dady; t His cooij i carr's; I J JANUARY SALE ISl.oo r inin ; jm.uu wo. Will uy SI 0.00 'wJ-' $2.r Casli : ss-ar"3io7 I : f Wi binf!ri)() worth I I '.y "J- - H I I lii New Sommer Grill Main 710 Itcoi'ttniiizntinn IMnuticil. ROftrOHI'IiO A mr.ss metMini! prune growers will be held KoseburjL,' at the city hall, to dis cus;! thi' plan of reorfjaniKiiTtf the :the republican bonds I floated to support the 1 movement resulting in tliat Sinn the tp t TVlMll IV t MM Arranirenients l ... rt,i. ,1,, I-,,- ii.,iii,initif iaaic of thtse were postptiiien im Im-Ui uiiiew iuai fi iiiii';'i ...,iv mid not duly accounted for have ?f!and the establishment of the Five ccn l'-'itl over to the (-ch ,,uer. 4 ' m-i, tllinii,.,. nr nminee i-i and the milliliter may at any time 'authorized to borrow any sum up redeem Urn. stuck cerlll icaU a bv It... nin-nniu. :tn. UHMI1K men iiki.hm.h Oregon Growers' Coopcrullvo a.cso- J - T ,... i,.,.,,'. inicr4"C bear- live per cent intend I purchasi eintion into a state prune exchunw There hus been mucJi dmand fori a se llin?: organisation to hand I prunes alone, and the hoard or dl- rectors of tlm tirciron growers have J been working on a plan which will 1 presented to the Rrowers for! their approval. Kenneth Miller, president of the hoard, will outline i the new plan, and M. J. New-house of the Oregon growers will discuss! the prune situation. j may create i ini securilb minus ;is t subjee! tfi H'.tch ' repaviiK'iit and Hie rertllieale ni Hiieb price miniater thinks proper. tin B. V. O. KIKR T.R Orando l.odKe No 4:i.'l. J.odcuV, nie.its each Thursday nvenlntr 'ttt S o'clock. Hoine and club privileges cer fully extended lo nil Urol h or Elks. Do Idle Green. Fxalted Tinier. Mood Rckh-y. K'reretnry. yOlt SAI.K OK TltADK Four lotH 1 and J room house with Karat;". Will 'consider smaller property in tdwn or plot of land. Ad dress m, K care Observer. . ami ' l-12-31 ' yoit HAIjM Dry Hi-ln. wood. V Phone M3-W. 1-s-r.i MISCELLANEOUS RTIIAYID OH STOl.KN One whlie-facrd heifer, yearling.' One i yearllnir steer, branded. .Bar on leU hip and under bit In i-Jtrht ear. Notify J. A. Holman. 1-9-Gtp K O. KAGM-:H, Aerle No. 2-ri9. mots every Friday niiht nt Enstes hnll. Vlsitinf? menilwra welcome. Harry T. Edwards, See. Everett Walker. W. P. itudy i'oiinl On Iteucli Ar'AHRU Ft F.I A ). Or. A body I found a shorl distance south of Karvis landinir, on iln north shore of Coos bay. may be identified as me of the victims of the ('. A. Smith wreck. Nels Peterson, pat rolman, who has hcen scouring the heaehes since ihe wreck, found the body. Peterson found the first two bodies, all that have been recov ered from the wreck and identified. MODERN WOODMEN of AMERICA- -Da Ornndo Camp No. 7708 meets on the first Thursday eve ning of each month, in the K. of P. hnll. Visltlni; Neighbors welcome. ED DROWN. V. C. JAKE ROSTOCK. Clerkk. 1'DASTERING DONE PROMPTLY 1208 O Avenue. l-4-lmp -BUSINESS DIRECTORY OSTEOPATH IO PHYSICIAN WOODMEN OF THE WORLD Da Grando Camp No. 1C9. Meets every Monday niKht nt Eagles hall. All visiting Neighbors wel come. Dues payable at office of tho Clerk. Rooms 21-22, Du Grande National Dank Building. E. E. Silvia, C. C. R. J. Kitchen, Clerk. DR. J.. I,, and DR. MARGARET INGLE. Osteopaths, Spinal Curvature and Diseases of Wo men and children n specialty. Office pnone Main 10G. Resi dence phone Main 10G, 2 rings. Sommer Bldg. PHYSICTAN-SI RGEON Dr. F. L. Ralston Practice limited lo the ey o, oa r, n os ! a nd t h rout , and fitting "of KjnKflcs. New Foley i -1 -1 in Bldg. aln' 77S. ATTORNEYS COCHRAN & EBERIIARD Geo. T. Coohrau and Colon R. Eber hard. Attorneys. La Orande Na tional Bank Building. CHIROPrtACTOR DR. BELLE MYERS, Chiroprac- tor New Foley Building. Hours 10 to 12 a. in., 2 to 6 p. in., and 7 to 9 p. m. 7-24-tf . . DR. J. E. ft'OODELIrChlroprac- tor and Naturopath, Skin and blood diseases, headaches, ap pendicitis, barkaches, rheuma tlam, psthmu. eczema, varicose Veins. nil kinds of stornacti, heart nnd kidney trouble suc Cessfillly treated. Blood pressure reducfd. Diseases of women and children a specialty. Suite 2u Sommer Bldg. I 'hone 4!7-V. RAaldencft I'hnne iso-W. Misrr.iXAM:oi:s A. F. and A. M. La Grande Lodge No. 41. A. F. and A. M. holds regular meetings rirnt and third Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordlul welcome to all Masons. Fred E. Kiddle. W. M. E. U. Rlugo, Secretary. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cross Lodge No. 2 7 meets every Monday evening In Castle, hall (K. of P. Hall), ut 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all vlsint,' Knights. t E. f Fields. C. C. - C. L. Graliani, K. R. S. O. E. S. Hope Chapter No. 13 0. E. S. holds stated communica tion the second and fourth Wed nesdays of each month at 8:00 p. in. Visiting members cordially welcomed. Netlu. K. Eahin. W. M. Anna S. Grove. Secretary. BUICK Southed & Shir Rsc1ildg. Dividend checks to. Oregon: .Life policy ' holders, will be higgeir than B everin 1924 Oregon Lifc' Jftnarkablv low death rale ifor the lot fifteen year, Combined vim lu economical manaitrmeiil and increased carntntf power, hasmude puinihle larger dividend to our policy-holder!, (Incrcaac trfcctive a of March I, 19 24. J Aryou an Oregon Life policvh olderr You should he. Wite for full fnloraiation rcifp.ru.inu our ii i iijniM LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND POIINDHY Ul Kinds of Machinery, Automobiles nnd kjlm-tiits Itcpalred Ovcihauhd uml A'et)lcne V ("yliiuler Borln ('iitiikshaBs, Piston til ,1'iiufn L ami UirT' H Hitler. '. J ... 9 Iif M(N eisl.C PIstilllH I'liw Iti-grniiinl rial D. FITZGERALD Prop 00 worth $.i.00 Mo. Buy 950.00 worth S7.50 Ci:h; $7S0 Mo. Will litiy S75.00 worth S10.00 Citiih $10.00 Mo. Will liny 5100.00 worth Ucmomlier! NO INTEUKST AT . CARR'S". JANUARY SALiE Blue Mountain Quality Is Honest Quality Always Use our products they are honie-niade products A L. MILLS, Proldmt C. 8. SAMUEL, QauManager W. C. SCI1UPPEL, Am. Mrnioicr H. R. BLAUVELT, Executive Special Home Officei PORTLAND, OREGON FURNITURE EXCHANGE We Pay Hest Prices l'oi- USED FURNITUMr Or Will Exdinngc S!r New Ed. D 4 74- J Fir & Jefferson MONEY- On Improved Union County! Land Write J. C, 225 Hem-Portland , IJumcr, Ore. ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooocooooooooooooo .Main nil Day SNODHllAssi ti E All of our time dcvoi Years of i.xpprl. nco lin for hnrlal your Lovcil help yon mnlio all arrnliKomonlH, nny time, day and nlirlit. mill NIkIK jfT 7,1 Mil IONIAN xcluve ifc-d tone 1TvB UNION-L GRANDE AUTO STAC E. TIME TABLE Leaves lienvrs Union I,rt Ornude R:::n a. m. 9:.k.a. m. 1 I :" A. M. 1 :Ulf P. M. fn P. M. v2:frt P. M. f:H0 p, M. Vp p. M.r R'tif', i'. "M. I KmTlnyq , lenvejr ficnves Vnh Li fJranile 1:f M. r.:ir. P. M. Sndlrilny Nltfht SpeM'lals Leaves licuvcs I iiioii I.n ;niii1n business h'uneral Servleu. led us to care for and preparo in a Hind and gentlo wny. W Our ambulance servleu at 7: ( P. M. 11: im P. M. Heated Cars P. O. Del AC, Munnger oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooonooooooDOooonou Blu4 Moimtairr Cillery R. F. Tyler, Prop. Main GO 1109 Wash. La Grande, Ore. Attention! to All Car Owner Farranoid FpJWt LeightetfsWelding & Machine Works Automotive Parts Don't Say "Bread" SAY SUPERFINE MADE WITH MILK Fori Sale at All (grocers La dmrfck Bakfiry Formerly McPhcrson Bakery La Grande, Ore. MOTOR OMjS You hiJtw that good oil cheaper 'Ian repairs. Thbff of this wlu-J ym (my oil jfrTuin -ivhether ly Iho iunrtrr barreK If yon! dealer tyimot supply you vitliMONOfyrTM, we can. iiiJ;oi;u can C. W- Bimting & Son:;-'!:-; U'lioloetlc nnd Retail M on ok ram iM-it'ers . POLNT.P OF THE. DUFFS A Surprise for Wilbur. BY ALLMAN i GOT AM I PEA M GOING TO ) fr L'Tf n HEMSTIT.'lirNO nn.l Tlcot 3-:.lB-pronipty .lf.no t.y Mrs. V.. C Tuckey. ISOS Sncond utr.'rl. 0-2T-1 r KATl'KK TI!F. Ml. A. N. MAVVII.I.K SP'TlHlint In chronic di-scanffl. M!l.n.N. MrhaTio-Thcrapy nn.l Nulilro path. (kin nn.l l.lno.1 dis":,9.A. Derroiw 1 in.-as!i. riironi. H.-a.l-aohf, Kcz.'ina. IVIrilira, App'-n- .v IT OUT TOO , ;r nit.MT r.nwu JVVN This, morning v AtiD ?,FF AF'.OllT IT- .' 3t 'm i IX ! 1 W liJ I - I WON'T TELL WILBUR ABOUT IT FOR A J FEW DAYS .'BUT I . J DON'T THINK HE WILL J V CARE E A :i WzJmzi I WONDER IF IVA DOING WRONG IN COMING DOWN HERE- wiLtMH? 1 1 5TOP IT IF J ,J E W WAM'T l.n'AfCOUIlTM 'FLl-tltnt": J rri ; t. CHARGE ACCOUNT IN THE NAME OF WILBUR rX.FF.MV HUSBANC ( MR5. DUFF-JUST ' i'n i iKn Tii nccM a 'M A MINUTE PLEASE , ' i ) ..'-"' Butter yrat ,s Wc Want oullry Al; reamery , Company I,a (irandc, Ore.