La Grande evening observer., May 29, 1924, Image 9

Thursday, May 29, 1924.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE NINE
Classified Want Ads
FOR SALE
FOIt SAI.K rnhlmgn plnnls. 146
T Av , f(JC! a humlrfd.
6-2S-4tp
Kent HAI.K a nlinnlulrly nw,
hi-avy s. wairona Willi 4 Inch
ires at wlinlcNaln cnsl to im.
Vhlto Pine Box l.l.r. fix.
' H-2R-(it
ynn SA1.B Kray KfihlMir 6-ypr-piil.
t. iriiu iim: i l;ay eMiiiK
4-yar-oM, wt. lr.uu. Good har
ness ami w.ikon. Phono 374-tt.
C-27-3tp
KOK SAI.K Stork or ilairy ranrli.
Sfili arrPH. Throe mlli-fl from
I'lora. 7(1 ncrcH In cultivation.
Several eond Kprlnirs. Plenty of
wood nnd rnlt llmher. Oood or
rlianl :ind koiiip hiilhllnKfl. Ahont
'half under lliroo wire, feneo.
Trim yj 'Ut). Will take Koo.l I
ton trunk as fh-Kt payment, fi. '.
f'lark. I'Mora. Oregon. fi-27-:ltp
FOR 'SAI,K Dairy rowa. Term.
Will Inkft In yottr ilry now; n.
Til. Kurt. Phonn Farmers 44.
f.-22-tf
FOK BALK Five acre tract In
May Park. Modern Improve
ments. It. W. Myer. 4-8-tf
FOR SAt.E Oil TRAnK l-ifteon
acres in Cove, flood Improve,
mentfl. Water rlKlit. Orcliard.
Terms. Write Mrs. fleo. Tali
ler. Imperial Prus Store, Port
land, Or. G-I2-I2tp
WANTED
WANT 10 1) f'lerlciij position. Call
Observer. !i-2S-3tp
WANTKD t'olored woman wants
chamher or day work. Rear of
KKHi Jefferson St. 6-28-4IP
WANTIOII One of tile largest hos
iery mills in the direct to user
field wants active representative
in I.a Orande and vicinity. Im
mediate . cnrnlnKS $40 per week
and tip wtlh unlimited future.
tTnder our Monded Organization
no investment for samples re
quired. Write II. I,, ttpson, 333
Worcester Rldir., Portlund.
G-2.1-litp
FOR RENT
FOR RUNT Furnished npt. I26
N Ave. Phone 4H4-S. ll-2S-tf
I-Hlll HUNT 3 unfurnished rooms.
Phone 344-J. 6-28-Slp
FOIl l!KNT Cinrajre. 9(11 O.
Phone ilaln 5H. II. II. Cleaver.
5-2R-2IP
I'Oll ItKNT Two apartments. Hill
Apis. Phone 407-lt. H-2S-3t
FOR ItKNT 2 unfurnished rooms.
Inquire Observer. D-27-3IP
FOIt ItKNT 2 IlKht housekeepinc
rooms. Coll after & o'clock,
1212 Wash. Ave. 6-2"-2tp
FOR ItKNT fi-room modern fur
nished house. !C 1 3 Spruce. Call
337-W. 5-27-2tp
FOR RKNT Two housekei pInK
rooms." No children, phone 1 041
. M. 1707 Jeff. fi-37-Hlp
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
ATTOIWEYS
COCHRAN ft EHKRHARD Oeo.
T. Cochran and Colon R. Eber
hard. Attorney!. I.a Grande Na
tional Bank nulldtng.
osTF.OPATifio rnrsiciANi
1R. J. U and TH. MAROARET
INQLE. Osteopaths, Spinal
Curvature and nisense of Wo
men and children a specialty.
Office phone Main 100. Resi
dence phone Main 106, 2 rings.
8ommer HI (Iff.
PHYSICIAN-SURGEON Dr. F. L.
Ralston rractlce limited to the
eye, ear, nose and throat, and
fittins of glosses. Now Foley
Bldrf. Main 77S. l-l-1m
cninopnAOTon
DR. BELLE MYERS, Chiroprac
tor New Foley Building. Hours
10 to 12 a. m 2 to 6 p. m.. and
T to p. m. 7-24-tf
DR. J. E. WOODKIA 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. Blood pressure
reduced. Diseases of women and
children a specialty. Suite 20
Sommer Bldg. Phono 497-W.
Residence Phone 190-W.
JiATtltE ClUI
DR. A. N. nnd MARY E. MAY
VIM.R Specialists In chronic
diseases. Methods: Nnturnpatn
and Mechano-Therapy. Skin and
blood diseases, nervous diseases,
chronic hendache. eczema, scia
tica, appendicitis, constipation,
bowel trouble; nil kinds of chron
ic diseases successfully treated.
Coll Main fM. Mayvlll Nature
Cure Home, Slot East Adams
,Ave. Office hours, in to 12 a.
m., 1:30 to 6 p. hi. Consulta
tion Free.
MATKRNITV HOMK. ir,U6 Y Ave
nue. Phone 307-R. Tralne.l
mirne. r-L'i-lmp
XPERT PIANO TUNINT3 CIMn
and voire your pleno wfthoul
extra charge. Work guaranteed.
Call Newlln Ponk Store for ap
pointment. Roy E. Phillip..
4-lt-tf
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
U O. O. M. La Orande I.oJpe No.
860 Loyal Order of Mooie, hdldi
rejutar maetlllga ewty Tftttra
da night at 8 p. m. at Odd Fel
lown hull. The Women's Mooae
heart Itfldn No, 398 meeta
every second and fourth Thma
daya or each month. Visitors
welcome.
lir. A. N. Mnyvlilp, Dictator.
Harold Lund, Secretary.
D. P. O. ELKS La Grande Lodge
No 433. Lodge ments each
Thursday evening at 8 oVIoclc.
Home and club privileges cheer
folly extended to alt Rrotner
Ieater Brnmwei),
Kxatted P.nlor.
Mood Eckley, Secretary.
P. O. EAGLES, Aerie No. 259.
meeta every Friday night at
Baglea hall. - VlaHlne memberp
welcome;
Harry T. tttlffardi, fteo.
Everett Walker, W. P.
MODERN WOODMEN of AMER
ICA Ia Grande Camp NO. 770S
meeta on the first Thursday eve
Blng of each month. In the' K.
pf P. hall. Visiting Nelghhora
welcome.
RAY S. BENNETT. V. C.
Jake rostock, citrk
WOODMEN OP THK WORLD
La Grande Camp No. 1C9. Meets
every first and third Monday
nlghta at Eagles hall. Alt visit
ing Neighbors welcome. Dues
payabto at office of the Clerk,
Rooms 21-23, La Grande Nation
al Bank Building.
,E. E. Sllvis. d. C.
R. J. Kitchen. Clerk.
A. P. and A. M. La Grande Lodge
No. 41. A. F. and A. M. holds
regular meetings first and third
Fridays at 7:S0 p. m. Cordial
wolcome to all Masons.
. Fred E. Kiddle. w M.
E. R. Rlngo, Secretary.
KNIGHTS OP PYTHIAS Red
Cross Lodge No. 27 meeta every
Monday evening In Castle ball
(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. B. S. Hope Chapter No.-IS O.
E. B. holds stated communica
tion the second and fourth Wed
neadaya of each month at t.-fifl
p. m. Vlilting members cordially
welcomed.
Netta K. Eaktn, W. M.
Anna ft. Grove. JWfetnrv.
xi:w i:li:(Tric i-oui.ii
. Pl-.INT Al.MOSt iti:.hV
Si.Ait nto .i.Ni:ftlo
RIO DE JANrMClO (APJ What
Is said io be the InrgeH hydro
eleclrlc power development In
South Amerlea Is now nearlnff
completion on I he j Parabyba
river near this clt y. For more
thiin tflvo years an organization of
about 'iuutt men, under the dlrec-
lon of n slnff of American en
gineers nnd construction men, has
been hullding dams, cannls, power-house,
nnd U'nnNmissinn lines
which will generate nnd distribute
liL'.aan elect ric liorsi'-power over
a large zone in this part of Brazil.
It Is expected that the new plant
will be In operation by June of
OiLm renr.
STUDY,
We study careful
ly the details of
every situation and
direct our service
accordingly. You
can depend upon us
to carry out all In
structions .absolute
ly to the letter.
Wc understand.
6Nonc.nAss
ZIMMERMAN
Undertakers
Ambulance Servict
I'bone Wain 6a
MAMHI POP.
fJ CALL OP THE BANK 1 '" t tooXITl -DE l
.feeteJ S Ban rr1
BANDITRY IS
BLOSSOMING
Miscreants Busy in Man
churia with Advent of
Sumttter; .Dept'ddatiohs
iiegin.
. HAURIM, Mrtnehnrht (AT)
The hotorkiirt hnnriltM of Mnnrhur
la, railed In Chinese "Ittinhufxe"
or Ilet lieftrds, have begun lo re
appear Willi the advent of warm
wettiher. Their favorite field of
operations to alnnt; the SO 0-in lift
line of the Chinese lOastern rail
way, among tlm pronpermis settle
ments populated by Russian rail
Way employes and Chinese farm
ers. The cold of the winter nerves to
kep thestt band lift more or less
ffuii'Seent, maintaining iheinnrlvy
a best they can- on hooiy nciiilred
during the- summer season. Never
theless, they do not find it neces
sary to hide in the mountains or
forests during their period of Iri
itrt Ivlty.j On the contrary they
mlngl'.i freely in the life of tho
towns ns peaceable- rltlzens, some
tlihes oreirpylng lliemselfres with
some petty triule, or begging in the
streets. 1
Occasionally one.chnnces to be
recognized, in which case punish
ment is swift and sure at the hand,
of an executioner who wields :i
two-handed sword, or in A locality
domlnnled by the. nHIUary, before
a firing Miiatl. In cither case t ho
j occasion is, public.
The - severity rtf , their punish
ment when caught suggesla' the
fear with which the populace re
gards the bandits, and there Is
plenty of reason for this. In "the
summer they actually terrorize the
railway towns; levy taxes on the
lumber concessionaries, fight bai
tleM with the troops and are too
dften successful, nnd interrupt
navigation on the rivers. They
dperato In wMI nfhicd disciplined !
bands nnd thus far opposition to
them has met with doubtful suc
cess. Railway guards extst but
arc poorly armed and poorly or
ganized, so that railway employes
j. living along the line are resigning
their
posts and moving to places
of safety.
Work In the lumber conces
sions becomes Intermittent In the
summer because of frequent nl
ifleks, capture of employe, heavy
litxes and forest fires of suspected
origin. Steamer and jhhks on
thrf river are occasionally fired tit,
bbardt-d and plundered.
No remedy Is as yej even sug
gested. Troop hrt becrt use!
against the bandits but never In
sufficient numbers to accomplish
anything, and In the opinion of
observers they never will be ex
terminated by force of arms so
I ring as present pollilcal conditions
continue. (
Sainton Catch Light.
ASTORIA, Ore. About thn only
change in the fishing situation
is that the Kulmon taUen nver-
ged larger In size, than tho:ic
caught during thn last weel. Tn?
eutrh, however, continues light, a
few of the boats making hauls -or
from Cou pounds each while oth
ers get practically nothing.
Nolle to Cmtltors.
Nollco Is hereby- given that the
undersigned . has been appointed
executor of the estate of F. W.
I Umbel, - deceased, by ihe County
Court, of the State of Oregon for
t'hlon oumy. All persons having
claims against Die said estute are
hereby required to present them to
the undersigned, with the proper
vouchers within six months after
the dale of this notice and to so
present the same to tile underslgn-
i nl the bffrce f If, K. fHSfifi.
i.ft Orande, Oregon. .
lated this 22nd day of May.
I! 4. .
F i. MRvfcriS ;
iv.V Kxecirfor hrhctte'n
F. W. llambel, deceased
H. E. Plxon, attorney for Kxecu
tdr. May 22-Sfl-June fi. 12-19
Xnllco to CmlltorH.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed
executrix of the estate of Kugene
S. Norrls, deceased, by the founty
ourt of the State of Oregon for
I nlon t'ounty. All persons having
claims against the, said estate are
hereby required to present them to
the undersigned, with the proper
vnuehers within six months nT
ler the date of this notice and to
srt present the mime to the under
signed at the hfflee of 11. E. Dixon
m Orande, Ore.
Dated this 23 day of May. 1324.
MARY I). NOR Rift,
Executrix of the Estate Of
Kugene H. Norrls. deceased
TI. E. Dixon, attorney for execu
trix.
1 Moy 22-29-June r.-l2-l!
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo
SAY.' ktpe vAjHere's my -shavimc .
outfit . I've coofcet Ate ovxjr. the
sssj.Mtffr ri
1 rAAO NO TeOUBLE !
ALL AROUKJD li IP WGY'RC
FIN-P THCM OOT IV TK6.
'THE STYLE'
I
.ON DON (INS) There Is no
loncer any. such thing' as "the
style" in women's clothes.
Instead there are as ninny dif
ferent modes of clothes as there
are kinds or women. Any woman
who Is wearing clothes, that arc
adapted to her oWn personality is
In style.
I'hese nre the views of Raul Fol-
ret, famous French creator of
clothes, and arbiter of feminine
styles' the world over, roiret has
ricenlly been in London exhibiting
bis latest creations to .the elite of
fashionable l-mgllsh society.
There is no excuse now for any
woman who has good taste to bo
unbecomingly . dressed," Poiret.
said. ''There was rt time when
every woman had to1 wear ft cer
tain kind of clothes regardless of
whether she looked well In them.
or she was regarded as hopelessly
nut of style. Thus women wore
short skirls even If they made
them look 'ridiculous, or a sleeve
less gown no matter how ugly
their arms might be.
'All this is changed now, nnd
the successful modiste designs
elolbes to suit thn type and per
sonality of his customer. Thn re
sult is that women everywhere are
more becomingly dressed than they
M-cr have been, for they wear the
clothes that suit them., and Ihe
modistes coopernlft with them In
producing dresses that nro becom
ing." THREE HUNDRED
AT CONVENTION
IN SPOKANE, WN
PPOkANR. Wash. . (APJ More
than three hundred Uejegares, rep.
resenting eight eltteji Of the. state
arc Mpeeted to attend th annual
slate convention of the Disabled
American Veterans, which open?
here Thursday for a, three day
session, .May 29 to 31.
Ruslnej'B sessions will be con
ducted mornings and nflernoons
on Thursday and Saturday accord
ing to the propxmn apnouneed by
Ell
EX STEN
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE 8TIOP AXIJ FOtJXDRI
All Kinds of Machinery, Anlomnbilrs anil Tractor. Rrp.Irod
OTCrhaiikMl and ltf'hiillt
Actylma Wfltlln nf All Klndfl
Cylinder florlng anl Overnlzo JMsfonfl
Crankuhaftn, l'lslona and I'lxlon Tin. Itrfronnd
CIt. t' a Trial ,
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
VS iil fir. "' a 'Xni
mm
TIN'OING.
TUmi "1
Wt !'!'(( ijn Minn ''"VI"1
committees In charge, with elec
tion of officers seheduled for the
(alter day;
Frtdc.y. Memorial day, will be
devoted almost cnt li'ely to me
morial exercises, ft was unnouneed.
flervlcea" will be conducted at local
cemeteries and the graves of sol
diers will be decorated. Repre
seritailves to the convention will
enter the Memorial day parade
and later In the afternoon will at- t
tend a dinner given by the Fed-J
eratlon of Women's clubs. j
Numerous speakers will nppear j
on the program during the Ihree
day session. ;
Robert K. Tftndell of Ppoknne
Ouch! My Back! Rub
Lumbago Pain Away
Rub Backache away with small
trial bottle of old
'"'St Jacobs Oil."
When your hark In snr nnd laths
or lumhago, priutiea or rheiumit im
lias you rttifTened im, don't Miller I
'(Jet small 'trial I Kit Lie of old.
honest '"St. .larirb Oik" at nhy druff
store, pour ft little in your hand nnd
rub it right on your selling hftek,
and by the time you count- llfty, tho
soreness and Ismenem j gone,
1 Don't stay crippled! TIih soothing,
penetrating nil needs t" he Used only
onre. It tokethe pntn fipht out nml
nds the misery, (t Is ninptienK yet
absolutely htfrmlrss and doesn't burn
the skin.
Nothing elftc stops Iiimbfltfo, tris
firs, hackaehe or rlieutnntifUn so
promptly, it never tiiaappointsl .
La Grande
Mattress Shop and
Weaving Works
Mattresses of nil kinds
cleaned nnd rebuilt; Feather
Renovating; Itng and Fluff
Rugs mndo to order and for
sale. Carpet and Rug Clean
ing. TJcensfMl Fumlgntor
Factory IMinno 253-Xv
C1IAS. KDWAKDS, Prop.
i m
Jc
i - www
f Air &y Eii' i
J - I. I . I
M'l riOOO MEN WOO MAVJfi A
bane, me a ceeAr dEOuicg (q
Sooe HoNtsrw Aiut,r ee r I '
-i RGWARtJGD - HERC'S (-J . '
TEM DOLLARS Ij J ' . . L
is president of the stalo organiza
tion; I.. F. MeOeo, Spokane, adju
tuut; V. 11. itiAt ler, Spokane, trea
surer, and Fred It. Knapp, Seattle,
senior vice commander, ; , '
McKay ciii:kk iMr:ittr.ft
PENDLETON, Ore. Tlic chan
nel proper of McKay creek, the
mountain stream that carries the
melted mows nnd spring water
from a port of the Blue mountains
irtto the I'matilla' river. Is being
filled Willi j?rvei as a prtrt of thb
construction of the dam by tho
reeldmutton Bervice of tho federal
government.
'Actual eonsiruetlon of the dnm
4 LADIES' llOUSfi ' '
APRONS
We have just received n Iarfte shifrtnent of I.ndies'
Peicale Aprons in n wide tmgd of styles nnd pat
terns in the wanted colors. t i t J
Dainty, flllt-ctit Aprons fit a real saving to yoit
at tliese prices
v A
C. J. Breier Co., Iiic.
V T-1I-E ll-U-B ; j
Price Reduction
; i; rENNSYtVAMiA vacuum - cut j :
1? TIRES AND TUBES
t A A Quality Price Senite : ; g
Perkins Motor Co.
Thone M-7GI Rftesch TSlig.
Just A Little Common Sense
Wc rtonl In Urn". Wc liny Hn hiwt w rh bay rr1ICM
nf prlM-. Wn Im-IIi'VK In n'l"T first wt !(.,'. I'liem. . li
im xiirli llilni; n iMiiitnl" I" ,hcjl llff. Not MWi thn
hllKlili'xt t linnin lo ici-t morn IIiiiH ynn par for. M tho llmci
you ruin koimI lulu-, liny Iwn nil thrrl bio out hflllli put
In a fi-w lionrn on llm dusty roail, lose jrtlif tmpff. Mil llio
mmiiifiK'liirrr rvrryililnic noss'ol''. 00 fiiwra of a rhrply
imiMlriiclml (Ire, wlmt Imvo jrort galtlnl?
Onlrn rll .lurk Tiros are bnllt ht lb rt for wprn
roiuls. onic I00U llirm over ih tlrM KKk for ihrnmrlTiM.
Oregon Tire & Battery Co.
MAIN Aid
j. r.
READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS
The
9
Gwilliams' Electric
Bakery
In Rocsch Building-On Fir Street . t
.Wholesale Manufacturers of
SUPERIOR QUALITY BAKERY . . (
TR0DUCTS ,-r, I
nnr Pi-irlP "fiold Cnist Brdad" 01 t
For Sale by All
J SMELL. THAT
LITTLE UNEXPECTED
. WHICH ADDS
MORE TO MR.
ACCOUNT
mil u i
has been under way several
months, but the fill with gravel
was not made In the channel. Re
cently the water was diverted" from
the creek bed by ft coffer lnm and
bow flows through the diversion
tunnel.
PRrACHK.lt WAXTH 1'l.Mf.
TO COVKIl lilS PARISH
WILCANNlAi New Fonth Wales,
dNfi Rf. hi Jnnlels, of Wllcnn
nla, has nmbltlnnn to be a real
"sfcy-pliot. He has Issued op
pen! for ah aeroplane lh which he
can tislf hi parishioners, explain
ing that his pnrlsh hi as bbr as
IMgtnml.
a S t
rAi.hwr.iifj
im ntt sr.
New
Leading Grocot3 ...
BY TAYLOR
WAS A
Getting )
d Luck
BOChft j
TEN
MONEW FROM.
GUNN'S
Pop is
EASW A?i "
Finding i
water in a ,
river, for
TlCSE&RDS
Pot is ia-'
NORANT OF,
THE FACT
That hjs .
bEPosir on
A TWIN EI6HT
HAS GROWN
TO A 6ft AMD
1!
Total op
c
i
H R !! V I f! fe ' .' 1
Pdt the" manngemht
of your property Into .
our hands. If it S&
worth having it Is
worth insuring. Wo
do both manngemon!:
nnd Insurance.
"wo Are Expert"
1. fl. WF.KK8
1 ten I tor
New Foley Build In
Main 939
WEAVER'S
Tailors, Clraners, Djen
And Pressors
PHONE MAIN TU
Depot Street
i ALVAVS t .:
.at :f.-
VOl'R . J
S1CRVICE
Red Cross
Drug
Store
"Save It
With cey
J. D. Lynch
ICR ' V 9
TUANsrfilt ;
STORAGE "
.'. oas : s y.
.11 OIL u ,,
TIURS
UNION-LA GRANDE
AUTO STAGE
TIME TAI1I-E
Iarca
tin Ion
!:S0 A, M.
1J:00 A. M
I: SO P. M.
Loave.
T,a Grande
:50 A. M.
i:l)0 P. M.
6 : 1 r. V. M, '
8nn1ays
fRTra ticaTS.
Union La Grande
l:no p. M. 6:IS P. M,
8atunlny Night Knwlala
LraTCM IaTCfl
Union I.a Grande
7:00 P. M. 11:00 P. M.
Hcntrd Car.
P. (). DeliAI'i ninnaarrir
ffendoiinrlpr". Sominnr Hotel
Ico Cream aHvnys on
hnnd nt this drupr storo.
Oiir Soda Fountuin Ser
vice in uiiexeelled and
you are nssilvctl of
Jirompt and conrteoua
trpatitlent at ail limes.
Try the Drag Store
First. , .,
Preacott Drug
Company
The New Ding Store
Telephone Main 63
Cor. Fir & Jeff.
1.1