La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 06, 1924, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextTAGE NINE Weflnesrlny; February fi, 1024. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER THINK AMERICANS ARE CEASING TO BUILD OWN HOMES WASHINGTON. (Sprrtitl) Are native Aninii'iiiiH censing to bo homt hulldera? PiKiin compile! by Tliendorn - I.itlsl, urrhiliclurnl n.lviB.-r to tho Nntlonnl Lumber Mniiufjicturers iissorliitlon, would Indicate that such 1h the case, "It 1h disappointing lo learn. ' Bays Mr. lmiat, "ilini (ho prre -n-tapo of new homo owners in cities (uiionK persons whow pur-ems wem born in (ho rnllnl States, in ex tremely small. Considering na tionalities as pot on i la I real estate prospects in the order of th lr Im port nnro wn mny tnho tho follow ing order n representative, if transfers In (."hlcago for a certain period nro a general criterion: "Pol en made tlio grontoBl num ber Of pUPeb:tHen. Then followed tlio Liltuiaiiim.s. (crmiins, Sweden, Jew, Kronen, Irish, Italian. ClrctUs nnd others. ThiH Hiqiunro would probably ho different now. for pinoo tho war ami Binco tho grent ndvunco In land values in thin Kind of speculation than any other nu tiormltly. The Jews have, also, he "onifl great builders. Thoy nro the builders of tho niollon picture houses, apartnienis, hotels, and commnrelnl structures pr all Kinds. "In Chicago only 17 per rent of Americans' own t heir homes, and 7:1 per rent of Germans; in Mil waukee, the proportion Is 20 per rent African to per cent (ier- AiiH'rioan to 30 per rent Germun:! tn Indianapolis. '1 per rent Amorl-i Classified WANTED WANTED Everywhere. Salesmen or women for Hilklcx and Heath er llranrl Hosiery. Mills to con sumer. Guaranteed. Mako SSO.OO to $100. (10 a week easy. Paid every day. Kxcluslvo territory. Writo or wire, Western Rnlcs nmnjiKer, Hewnrd Hotel, I'ort lond. OreBon. 1-31-Cl WANTKIJ .Mlddlo 111,-ed woman wishes conkitiR nnd liotiseworl: for men or small erew. Phone 307-M. 2-ri-:itp WANTIM) Girl for kitehen and tray work. Apply Grande Uonde Hospital. 2-5-tf WANTl'M) Carpenter and mason work. Call at i:t(i7 Penn. Ave., or Nonis Grill. 2-r.-(ltp WANTJOD Furniture nnd House hold goods. I pay highest prices. Don't sell until you call me. Phone 513 J. Houghton Furni ture Co. 12-18-tf WANTED Stock to feci! for tho winter. Phono Farmers 224. 12-1 5-1 8tp FOR RENT I'OU IIKNT Hoard nnd room, $3:1 per month. 2907 N. Third. 2-1-f.lp FOR ItKNT I.iKht housekeeping rooms. 1905 Adams. 1-30-tf FOR SALE FOn BALK Mahogany librnry ta- ble and two Mahogany living room chairs. Owner leaving city. Dargaln. Phono Main 702. i-2fi-tr MISCELLANEOUS HAMMING nnd STKAMIMTTING. Phono 219-J. l-30-2Ctp PLARTKHING DONE PROMPTLY 1208 C Avenue. 1-4-lmp BUSINESS DIRECTORY OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN DR. J. L. nnd DR. MARGARET INGLE. Osteopaths, Spinal Curvature and Diseases of Wo men and children a specialty. Offlco phono Matn 106. Resi dence phono Main 106, 2 rings. Sommor Bldg. PHYSICIAN-SURGEON Dr. V. L. Ralston Pracllce limited to the1 eye, car, nose and throat, nnd fitting of glasses. New Foley Bidg. Main 778. 1-1 -Im ATTORNEYS COCHRAN & EBERHARD Geo. T. Cochran and Colon R. Eber hard, Attorneys. La Grande Na tional Rank Building. CHIROPRACTOR DR. BELLE MYERS, Chiroprac tor New Foley Building. Hours 10 to 12 a. m.( 2 to 6 p. m., and 7 to 9 p. m. 7-24-tf DR. J. e. WOODKLL Chiroprac tor and Naturopath. Skin and blood diseases, headaches, ap pendicitis, backaches, rheuma tism, asthma, eczema, varicose heart nnd kidney troublo suc- cesafuily treated. Blood pressure reduced. Diseases of women nnd children a specialty. Suite 20 Pommer Rldg. Phone 497-W. Residence Phone 190-W. NATI'RE ( I RE EH. A. N. MAYVILI.K KpTlallt In rhrnnln tlffOnS''S. MflhOl8. Mechano-Therupy nnd Naturb- Pnth. Skin and blood dldoaBfS, nervous dlm-aacn. Chronic Hd arhe. Ecr.-ni Solatlrn, APtwn' dlcltls. Constipation, bowel tron hlo; nil kinds o( Chronic III Piws successfully Ireated. Call Main 693. Itoom 1. 2. 3. second floor CoolldRO IlMit.. opposll Star ThcaU:r. Orrire Honrs. 10 lo l; a. m.. 1:10 lo 6:oo p. tn. Consultation free 2--tf eon to f0 per coat Oorman: anil In Cleveland.. 2R per cent American to 4ft pet- cvnt Oorman. "Poles nro great homo owners although their Investments an1 usually more modest In character. Swedes nro tho great builders 01 apart m'ontH. Tho llohemluns ulso lonK for possession, otitl ho on, Nn where does tho American figure importantly as tho homo owner." Fanatical Traveler IMiw I'ailh To Homo Made Nailim- Yfl IIONOU'Ll', T. H. (AD-Ira r. Sparks, of Pern, Intl., who arrived hero a. year ago nft-r having Im prisons! himself In a packing box consigned from San l-'ranclseo, to tho Orient as "freight," has con tinued hts Journey to "tho Holy l.und to seek tho Inn word of Ood." Ho ion horo In a 2:-foot sail boat, Iho Dauntless, which waterfront habitues tmy Will ho his coffin. Spirits built his boat himself, helng a earponler by trade.' "They say Ibis crart will bo my cofrin." ho 8.1 id Just before leaving, "but I am not afraid. I have a mes sage from Ood. I am on my way to thn Holy Land to seek the true word of Ood. When 1 have been given tho metumge, 1 shall give it to tlfn world." C.'oo. Year In Rrltlsli Hooks; 1 .ON I ION. AP liespite unem ployment and tho. bad trade con ditions of last year. Hrltish pub lish era worn able to bring out 12, 74 now books, which places 192? only second to 11H3 In tho history of British publishing. The pub lishers report for tho yoar states Want Ads I-IAXO TBXERS EXPERT PIANO TUNJNG Clean and voice your piano without extra charge. Work guarantend. Call Nowlln Book Storo for ap pointment. Roy E. Phillips. 4-16-tf FRATERNAL DIRECTORY h. O. O. M. Ia GrnDdo Lodge No. 850 Loyal Order of Moose, holds regular meetings every Thurs day night at 8 p. m. at Odd Fel lows hall. Eastern Orogon Mooseheart Legion of tho World No. 3C9 meets second Monday of each month. The Women's Mooseheart Legion No. 898 meets every second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Visi tors always welcomi. Pr. A. N. Maywtllo, Dictator. C. S. Bhultx, Kecretary. B. P. O. KLKS La Grande Lodge No 433. Lodge meets each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Homo and club privileges cheer fully extended to nil Brother Elks. Do Lilo Green, Exalted Ruler. Mood Eckley, Secretary. F. O. EAGLES, Aerie No. B69, meets every Friday night at Eagles hall. Visiting members welcome. Harry T. Edwards, Sec. Everett Walker. W. P. MODERN WOODMI5N of AMER ICA La Grnndo Camp No. 7708 meets on the first Thursday eve ning of each month. In the K. of P. hall. Visiting Neighbors welcome. ED BROWN, V. C. JAKE ROSTOCK, Cterkk. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD La Grande Camp No. 169. Meets every Monday night at Eagles hall. All visiting Neighbors wel come. Dues payable at office ot the Cicrk, Rooms 21-22, La Grnnde National Bank Building. E. E. Sllvls, C. C. R. J. Kitchen, Clerk. A. F. and A. M. La Grande Lodge No. 41. A. F. and A. M. holdB regular meetings first and third Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to alt Masons. Fred E. 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. m. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knights. Dr. J. E. Woodell, C. C. C. L. Graham. K. R. S. O. E. 8. Hope Chapter No. 18 O. E. S. holds stated communica tion the second and fourth Wed nesdays of each month at 8:00 p. m. Visiting members cordially welcomed. Netta K. Eakln. W. M. Anna 8. Grove. Secretary. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS CZZ( SEE-SOMEBoOV i'Mt i I B TUEoyOEO TUEIB PAPER Kx M f- f'lf II m AWAV- I VMOMDER. plt J, j ,11! I 111 IPTUEVSAM l' lOiftii LOST AW FOUND ifi .XfA ! 1 IT OUTBURSTS OF F-VERETT TRUE -ONG.vciR.eTT. . that, so far as volume of output Is concerned, tho business . has en tirely recovered from the effect of tho war. Of tho number of volumes pub tlshed ,24tl were new booUs am 3,018 were new editions. RAIT fiKTS CHANCE TO Tl RN TARLKN OX IIAHV NEW YORK (I.K.8.) Joio Ray. the Illinois star, nnd H. Lloyd Hnhn, the Roston Athletic associa tion runner, have been matched to clash In n 1,500-meter ruce at tho games of tho Kumaelar Athletic association In tho One Hundred and Second Engineers' Armory on Wednesday evening, February 13. Ray met defeat nt the hands of the Roston bay at the Silk Athletic association games, and he request- r ,?a NO Ul U c YOU T3,ON'r' FIMX) THAT IPGR. AUC d the Samaolar games comniitteojwiin a to card a l.fiOO-meicr race, ho that ho could again meet Hnhn. The latter accepted the challenge. The race should prove one of the best of the present Indoor season. . Ray is training lo compete in the 1.600- mcter event, nl the Olympic cham pionships. R. R. Goodwin Is Slntod. SALEM The state board of control, ut a meeting lo be held here tomorrow, probably will con- slder tho appointment of a super-1 fntendent for the Oregon Employ- ment institution for the adult j blind, located in Portland. i A report was current here that the superlnteudency of this lnsti-i lutlon will be offered- to It. B. Goodwin, who has held thn post- j several years. Neither Mr. Good win nor the members of the board or control would affirm or deny the rumor. Mr. Goodwin has been in tem porary charge of the institution since tho resignation of J. I'. My- , several monlhs ago. I For Sale! Five-room modern house, with electric furnace, '$2700. $1 50 cash, balance $40 per month. See mo for Fire nnd A Jto Insu ranee. L. S. Weeks Tlcnltor Now Foley Building. THflN(' Foe Lpttimo Vnlvcr-diy to Offer lJlrnslve Court's in Physical Kituraifoit RERKKI.KY, Calif. (AT). jThirly-four ccirses In physical education will be offered nt the next summer session of tho Uni versity of California. There will bo classes in boxing, wrestling, swimming, baseball,- hnsketlmll, track, dancing and pageant or ganization. Students also will he offered courses in theory, donling with the direction of school play grounds, massage, corrective gym nastics, applied nnatomy and In the organization of activities - for girls and boys In elementary and secondary schools. In connection with' tlm ; physical education pro gram there will bo a "demonstra tion school" for physical trulning. limited number of chll divn from 0 to 16 years of age enrolled. These children will he divided Into groups nnd given In nt ruction in gymnastics, tumbling, folk dancing and games. In tho old days n tunu'd down gloss meant that yoii wo'n n lee totnlcr. Now it means Ihat you ore suspicious. MONEY On Improved Union County Land Write J. C. Palmer, 225 Henry Bldg. Portland - Ore. r The New . Gwilliams9 Electric Bakery In Roesch Building On Fir Street Wholesale Manufacturers of SUPERIOR QUALITY BAKERY PRODUCTS Our Pride "Gold Crust Bread" For Sale by All He Ought AIA'JU-T'M LOOKIM' FOR TH' UST AW POUND J1V? t RK I. FAST (I. N. R) fho RcV. Dr. Northrblgis ev, (. A. Mell rulth nnd Rev. Air. Hyera hav ,left MelfaKt for New York h emltwuiicH . of tho Melhodlm church In Ireland to cnllHt Amer ican financial Htipport and coop eration fot ti big cliurch criiRiide In noli hern Ireland. They hope to collect liittn.nui. to build new .ehurclieM nnd provide extensive iMiMhudlHt hend'innrterfi in llel fnm. liti:i,AD vou,i iimsrAii: Tdi uisT TitAiti; to Kirn UN PI' n I.I N (AP. For some ycn-H past the ton list trnde In Inland has been at Its lowest ebb. .Now that nnrmnl conditions of 1 1 fo ha'o been restored it is hoped tlo revive lis old prosperlly, nnd the ruilwny companies, as well i as those In control of Jrrlnnd's famous beauty tmots, con template an udycrtlKing campaign in lure the tourist back. The holding of tho Tall It on nn games In August is expected to ntt rnct to I nihlln and Ireland about one h tndred thousand vis itors. There Is still much ills-1 cushion as to the possibility of housing them if they do come, but the postmaster general, who Is in charge of the project, is very snngulne. He believes that the visitors can be comforiably accommodated In private houses, and he has the cooperation In his efforts of tho Royal Dublin so clety, the organizers of the an nual horse show. Citizens are be ing Invited to promote a scheme for thn decoration of the city. and the Rotary club Is assisting the project. Irfmrion Tradesmen tinln Fame i Through Sorting Royal Family LONDON (AH. The members of the British rnynl family ore If Rheumatic Begin on Salts 6at W Mu.t Keep Feet Dry, Avoid Expoiure, Eat No Sweeti. Stay off the damp ground, avoid ex posure, keep feet dry, eat no sweets of any kind for a while, drink lots of water nnd above all take a spoonful of Jad Salts occasionally to help keep down uric and toxic acids. khcumatitm Is caused hy poison toxins, called acids, which are gene rated in the bowels and absorbed into the blood. It is the function of the kidneys to filter this acid from the blood and cast it out in the urine. The pores of the skin arc also a means of freeing the blood of this impurity. In damp and chilly, cold weather the skin pores are closed, thus forcing the kid neys to do double work; they become weak and sluggish and fail to elimi nate this poison, which keeps accumu lating and circulating through the sys tem, eventually Editing in tlic joints and imifdcs, earning stiffness, sore ness and pain, called rheumatism. At the lirst twinge of rheumatism get from any pharmacy about four ounces of jad Salts; put a tablespoon- ful in a glass ot water and drink be fore breakfast each morning for a week. This is helpful to neutralize acidity, remove body waste also to stimulate the kidneys, thus helping to rid the blood of these rheumatic poisons. Jad Salts is inexpensive, and is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with litbia, j and is used with excellent results by thousands of folks who are subject to rheumatism. sad" C icers f Leading Grocers to Get A-Plus OIDVALOSE )f .. . X " ' ....-.r-.. M, U. Vu SOE7HIM IV tsebsns ) ( 60AM' FIND VTf ' ' J S TU' BkS6E5T CEVJARD ) VX IT MW 1 i '' good patrons of the trades, nnd'oihor subjects sho handled were, those who supply them with their everyday wants get official rec ognition In the form of war rants, n list whereof Is Issued once a year. And the lucky tradesman is tint Blow to ndv rise the fact that ho sells goodH to the first family In the land. Tho list this year carries the. names, nmong others, of one chir opodist, three mukers of tartans, one maker or kins, nn Instructor in physical culture, nn antiquary, two shawlmen, a fan maker, two- cleaners nnd dyers, two sewlnjr machine makers, and 2i Jewelers ami HilvcrNinlths. Primary Institute Held. ORI-XION CITY, Or. Tho first primary Institute to bo conducted hy Mrs. Ruby Shearer-Rrenan of Portland, Saturday brought out 4R teachers of Clackamas county. Among the features wnt ft dem ons! ration of thtrd-grndo pupils, when several from tho Oregon city schools took part. Kssenttul In rending, "Are You Getting By?" was tho first tophi of Mrs. Brenon for discussion. Don't Say "Bread" , ' SAY ' SUPERFINE jfcL MADE WITH MILK For Sale at All Grocers. La Grande Bakery 'V Formerly McPherson Bakery "v La Grande, Ore. "" SUPPOSE You .try, two-pnrty service if you are dissatisfied with four. On two-pnrty service you hear no ring except your own nnd avoid much of the inconvenience of waiting for a busy line. , Although it costs the Company much more to furnish 1 two-party than four-party sei'vice, yet the rale has been made only 2fiC' higher so that tho subscribers could avail themselves of this much more satisfac tory service. , .. Home Independent. Telephone Go: Who Sells La Grande People Their Coal o DURING 192.1 WE SOLD AND DELIVERED 3,865 TONS Right here in La Grande WHY? Better Coal and Lower Prices Stiles & Co, PHONE MAIN 714 . i n -. Wi Is Your Arithmetic period Thought-Provoking One?" Prcp a ntt loan for Arbor Day." "Th Iteal Iksuo hi iJingnngo Work" and "Arc Your Sttidy periods i'rof. liable?" Arrangements were madti .to hold the second or tlio weiies nt thn Oregon City high school building Saturday, February HI. Mrs. Ruby Shearer-Bremm will be in charge. VSafa P Milk For infanta. invalids, Children, The Afted Rich Milk, Malted Oraln ext. In powder fonnmokesTheFood-Drinkfor AHAgej. DiffMtible No Cooking. Alight Lunch always at hand. A!so in Tablet form. Ask for 'orWo&'a' at nil Fountains, i te)r" Avoid Imitations Subititutct r. ,t i a u BY BLOSSER fw.w m Blue Mountain Quality Is Honest Quality-. Always , ' " " ' Use our products they nro liomo-mado products Blue Mountain Creamery It. F. Tyler, Prop. Main CO 1109. Wash. La Grande, Ore. OoOOt OOOPOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOk TRY US - ; On Delicious Apples . Potatoes Onions ? Wo Ilavo . In Hcnl Bargain i Used CAR S 5 iivpjroim.E TotnuNO giorK Toumxa cab g oOVEItliAND TOURING CAB O O , s o fSmith & Freesf O irimmnhlln A Clnvnlanrt Afftfl.C ' '2 P g 15IT Jefferson Mala 030g . O O 000000000000000000000008 For Sale A new modern stucco 4 -room homo, full hfiHcment, cement floor with drain, furnnco, Jurtfo lot 00x110. lawn nnd shrubbery. Thla -In nn excellent buy' In a "new , fliimlt home, for tho piico 1ft only jfL',750.00. Terms. Five-room modern home, looat- ; jotf on Flrnt street ono block north ; :of AdfintH nvcnuev Trico f 11.400. ('Bciwih: $iiio ciiflh and hiilnnen -nt-? $iiri per tnniUli, Includlnfl Inter- ', jRt nt 7. V; if I ' .- T.nn?o npnrtmcnt nnd room In rt hoiiHn with n monthly Income ot $240 per month nnd more, flteom v hcut nnd hot and cold water in ' every room. $3,000 eanh wilt hn- rile tlila nnd tho balnnon e.nn b ' pnld from tlio monthly income InvcHtltfiito, this. Modem fi-room homo loented Just, two blocks west of tho hltfh school on M nvenuo. Tho homo is newly rcflnlshcd tliroimhout oil the Inside, hns n full ImsnmcmX cement floor, stntlonnry "waaB f stnnd. Frloo ?4.'J50. Geo.H.Currey "REAITOIl" Ilonl F.HI1H0 I.onns Inaurano UNION-LA GRANDE AUTO STAGE TIME TAIHK Union 8:30 A. M. Ij Grnnde 9:30 A. M. 1:00 P. M. :80 P. M. 6:16 P. M. 11:00 A. 2:30 P. 4:30 P. M, M. M. Sundftja Union - TiA tirande 1:00 P. M. 6:1.5 P. M. . Snlnrdny Nlgllt Kpeclals Union lJ Grnndo 7:oo P. M. 11:00 P. M. He-Mod Cars P. a. OcIiAP, sranngcr iutter 49c We Want Poultry Also Union Creamery Company La Grande, Ore. Fat 5 o. s z o g