La Grande evening observer., June 19, 1924, Image 9

Thursday, June 19, 1924.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE NINE
Classified
FOR SALE
OI.IVKTT CIlKltltlKS for -mill',
cheiip. . Thin ill tin lnHt of nil
i-hi-rrleB for uiiiklli ili-llrlouu
juice and l'r mutuary nut-poHes.
Knrl J. Hlur-Uluiul, .'ov' (ire.
U-18-GI
FOR. 8AI.K Fli;lui-ii anil ptiln
niont of R. B. Grill. Woulil con
sider rlly properly in i-xctiuiiKe.
Onll Grill or write llox 22a.
U-17-3IO
Vein SALE May IMike chei-rliB.
I'hone 370-W. 0-l7-3tp
li'Olt HAI.K Purebred Collie pup-
14il Madison St. I'hone
44-R.
0-17-3tp
FOR SALK Alfalfa hay in field.
Close to town. I'hone 204-W.
C-17-4tp
KOR SALE l-'iimed oak iliuiiiK la
blue and buffet. 1 tilts 7th HI.
(i-l7-:il
foil HAI.H 1!i-':t I'ord eoupe in
A-l ronilltlon. Husrh iKnilion
nnd rllroinhei'K nnd accessories.
HarKaln If taken at once. Im
perial Pool Hal. C-IT-Mlp
FOR 8AI.E Team. vn?on har
ness, IlKht wnRon, plow, harrow
nnd aeraper. r,ii3 sixth HI.
C-14-tf
l-'Olt fWl.n Strawberries. II. W.
Myer. Phone 2M-K. C-lli-12tp
KOII SALE !atry rows. Terms.
Will tnlio In your dry cow. U.
M. Kurts:. Phono Fai-mera 44.
i 5-22-tf
WANTED
WANTED Work by married man.
Call 1S1-J. 0-17-4tp
f. WANTED Clean cotton r.iES. In
quire Observer. ft-1 (1-1 f
FOR RENT
'OR RENT House Willi five
rooms. Inquire !i"2 C Ave.
C-17-litp
FOR RENT (iarnge. isi'i Adams.
n-13-1 1
FOR RENT Modern furnished
sleeping rooms. U. 10 Adams
Ave. n-13-tf
FOR RENT Light housekeeping
nnd sleeping rooms. 3205 4th.
Phono Elfi-W. 0-10-fil
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 1512 Adams.
I'hone 2!i7-J:. G-7-tf
FOR RENT Modern apartment
over J. C, Pt'iiney Rlore. call
4G7-R. r'-7-f
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
. ATTORNEYS
COCHRAN & EHIIRHARU Geo.
T, Cochran and Colon R. Eber
hard. Attorneys. La Grande Na
tional Hank lluildlng.
CninOPRAOTOR
UK. UELLE MYERH. Chiroprac
tor New Foley Untitling. Hours
10 to 13 a. m 3 to C p. in., and
1 to p. m. . 7-24-tf
Ult. J. E. WOODEI.Ij Chiroprac
tor and Naturopath. Hklu end
blood diseases, hendnches. ap
pendicitis, backaches, rheuma
tism, asthma, ec.emn, varicose
. veins, all kinds of Btomnch.
heart and kidney trouble suc
cessfully trented. Blood pressure
reduced. Diseases of women and
children a specialty. Hullo 211
Bommer Rldg. Phono 4H7-W.
Residence Phono 130-W.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN '
1R. J. L. and DR. MARGARET
INGLE. Osteopaths, Hjdnal
Curvature nnd Diseases of Wo
men and children a specialty.
Office phono Main lod. Resi
dence phone Main 106, 1 rings.
8ommer Uldg.
I'llYSICIAN-SI'HUKON Dr. F. I..
Ralston I'raetlee limited lo Ihe
eye, eir. nosj -nnd throat, nnd
'"fining oi'gfiisses. Hommer Hlrlg.
Main 77S. 1-1-lrn
DR. H. E. WIU1EN Osleopnlhie
Physician and Surgeon. Elec-
t-ootc Diagnosis. Electronic
Trealmenl. Over La Grande
Investment Co. Phone, nlglit nnd
day. Main r,7. f.-in-lm
La Grande - Joseph
Stage Line
Hnnn: i. ( oldlron, Prnpc.
F.rii;cTivr. may 10, i2i
TIME TABLE
la c.nANnr, to josrrii
Leave?
1a Grande.... 7.00 1;ft0 3:00
Imhler 7:30 1 1 : :t 0 a.-Ll
Elgin v 7:r.o i i:r.o
Minam 8:30 1:30 4:',i0
Wallowa 0:10 3:10 Gila
Lostlne 0:30 1:30 6:30
Enterprise fl:fifi 1 : r 5 6:"D
Joseph 10:15 2:15 :!&
JONI I'll TO LA oit Mi;
Ijeares
Joseph 7:00 ii:0ft S:00
Enterprise 7: 1 -5 1 1 : 1 ft S:I5
Iostlne 7:40 11 :40 11:40
Wallowa S:0rt 12:00 4:0t
Mlnam 8:40 12:40 4:4-
Elgin 0:20 ;20 6:20
Imbler 9:40 1:40 6:43
La Grande ....10: 16 2:15 6:15
On account nf high voter fn
Wallowa County Hmi Usher
man's Hpoctnl wilt be discon
tinue I until further notice.
Want Ads
NATum cvnvs
DH. A. N. nnd MARY K. MAY-.VII-ii.E
RpecTallsts In nhronlo.
fllRctiHeii. Moihoila: Naturopath
uml Mechana-Tlwrapy. 8Kln anil
blood disfaftes, nervous disease.,
chronic, hcaduclie, ecueina. scia
tica, appendicitis, constipation,
bowel trouble; all kinds of chron
ic diseases successfully treated.
Call Main 623. Miiyvllle Nature
Cure Home, 211)1 East Adam.
Ave. Of flee hours, in la 12 .
in., 1:S0 to fj p. m. Consulta
tion Km.
MATERNITY HOME, 1GIIK Y Ave
nue. Phone 307-R, Trained
nurse. B-2lt-lmp
PIAIfO TCINF.R8
EXPERT PIANO TUNING Clean
and vole your plaao without
extra charge. Work kUarunUmd.
C.II Newlln Book Htore for ap
pointment. Roy lil. I'll II lips.
4-lB-tf
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
U O. O. M. I.a Grande Ijodge No.
8G0 Loyal Order of Moose, holds I
regular meeting, every Thurs
day nlKht at 8 p. in. at Odd Fel
lows hall. The Women's Moose-
heart legion No. ' 398 meets
every second and fourth Thurs
days of each month. Visitors
welcome.
Dr. A. N. Mnyvlllo, Dictator. I
Harold Lund, Secretary..
B. P. O. ELKS Tji Grande Lodge
No 438. Lodge meets each
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
Homo and. club privileges cheer-'
fully extended to all Brother 1
Elks.
Lester Brnmwcll,
Exalted nuler.
Mood Eckley. Secretary.
MODERN WOODMEN of AMER
ICA La Grande Crtmp No. 770S
meets on the first Thursdny eve
ning of. each month. In the K.
of P. ball. Visiting Neighbors
welcome
RAY S. BENNETT, V. C.
JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk .
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
La Grando Camp No. 1C9. Meets
every first and third Monday
nights nt Eagles hall. All visit
ing Neighbors welcome. Dues
payable at office of the Clerk,
Rooms 21-22, La Grando Nation
al Unnk Building.
E. E. Hllvls, C. C.
R. J. Kitchen. Clerk.
A. V, and A. M al Qramlo Lodge
No. 41. A. V. and A. M. tioldi
regular meetings first and third
Krldaya at 7:30 p. in. Cordial
welcome to all Masons,
, h'red K. KhWIo, W. M.
E. R. Rlngo, Secretary.
KNIOHTS OK FYTHlAH Red
Cross Lodge No. 27 ineeta every
Monday evening In Castle hall
(K. of P. Hall), at 8 p. m. A
F'ythlun weloomo to ail vlnltlnif
Knighta.
Dr. J. K. Woodell, C. C.
C. U Oralmui. K. R. H.
O. R. 8. Hope Chapter No. IS O.
is, H. bolda alottnl communica
tion tho second and fourth Wed
nesdays of each month ut 8:00
p. in, Vlaltlng 111 cm hem cordially
Welcomed.
Netta K. Ealtln, W. M.
Anna U. Grove, Heortttary.
iii:rn:i: hk.huavs m.i.i
ItAK fre. Representatives
from ( 'oriiueoida and I nil v, to
geihcr with n number of locnl clt-
tzens, tnet with William Unity,
elmtrman nml Judge V. II. .Mill one
of the state highway commission
Sunday night relative to state no
tion to Improve the . Itaher-Cornu-copia.
and Haker-llrldgeport-rnlty
highways.
It was pointed out that the
roads from these points to llaker
nre In very poor condition and that
muny prefer to trade In Idaho. It
was agreed to appoint two repre
sentatives to present n formal' re
fiuest to the highway commission
at the next regular session Ihe last
of July.
Tt was pointed out hy the mem
bers of t he com mission present
that the agitnt Ion to reduce the
cost of automobile licenses, if suc
cessful, would mean that new road
building would have to slop, unless
an additional tax is placed on
gasoline.
Roy A. Klein, state highway en
gineer, was present nt the meet
ing.
The only thing that shakes n
Progressive's faith In Ihe ability
of the people to govern themselves
Is defoiit for the nomination.
MAM1I POP
l CG-CTAINLM MATE TO BeXT TO S
"iMiMi LIKE THIS BUT POP'S CONDUCT
scems r3ee bErrtna woese nd
ONLS MEftueE-i CAN SAMfi
T HIM FROM HIMSELF
? J B
n N ike saw rcZZT!
I OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT T.RUE Ry Comlo
"7 fou look Biwv I I
-.THmx
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OPPOSED TO "SCALPERS'
. WASHINGTON' (Special) At
tempts of "scalpers" to buy tip
for cash at large discounts adjust
ed compensation cert ideates from
world war veterans will bo met by
drastic action.
A stntoment to this effect was
made here by officials of the Vet
erans' bureau to representatives of
the American Legion,
Attention of the bureau was
called lo 1111 advertisement In
which a veteran offered to sell his
certificate "to the highest cash
bidder.-"
.. llurenu officials were nlso nd
vised of reports that a huge fin
ancial pool is being organized In a
leading middle western city for tne ,
purpoao of buying up compeiisa-
lion certificates in the hope of
reaping huge profits nt (he ex
pense of the veteran and of the j
government. 1
The "scalper." It wns pointed
out, will in nil probability find
himself, f he buys up such a cer
tificate, whh only a non-negotiable
"scrap or paper." The govern
ment has no intention of permit
ting wholesale Healplng" of cer
tificates, iunulry at the veterans'
bureau and umong members or
congress revealed.
The law was carefully drawn, II
was said, lo protect the veteran
and bis dependent and lo throw all
possible safeguards around their
interests. Section 000 of the law
will prevent payment by the gov
ernment lo any wither llian the
veteran himself or his dependent
or boneNcinites designated only by
Ihe director of tho veterans' bu
reau. This section is ns follows:
"No right to payment under tho
provisions of this title shall bo as
signable or serve ns security for
any loan. Any assignment or loan
tnndo In violation of Ihe provisions
of this section shall be held void.
The director shall not make any
payments under this title to any
person other than the dependent
or such representative or tho de
pendent as the director shall by
regulation prescribe."
Authorities are agreed, Ihnt per
sons who attempt lo purchase ad
justed service certificates wilt find
themselves ihe losers.
TWIN FALLS, Idaho (Special)
Twin Kails, the Snake river cat
aract front which Ihe city of Twin
Kails takes its name uml which
heretofore lias been accessible
only at the end of a long and dif
ficult 11 scent of canyon wall, will
be brought within easy reach of
1 tourists visitors by means of a trail
; , ..
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M(t. Snoop mw muAano CFfcMS to
0S.6E1TIN6 HIMSELF IN lEtlOUS
TfiOOBLE 1 THtNk HE HAS KallEn
INI WITH EVIL. A-iSOClATES AND I
WISH TO PKCTtCT HIM POO THE
i ti a ii i ii
AKE OF HIS
W2.
C. rN ... H
to be built by Twin
alls post of
tho American Legion.
ItOflTOX, Mass. (Special)
Governor Cox of MuM"uchuncttH
recently signed n state, bill which
gives widows of World Wur vet
erans, and their children under IU
years, $12 a mOiiih whether the
veteran's death was traceablo In
war Hcrvlce or not. I'nder ihe old
law the dependent was obliged to
prove that the veteran's death w;w
traceable lo service. Leo A. Spil
iane, slule adjutant or the Ameri
can Legion which has been agitat
ing1 for the bill for some lime,
was present when ; Governor ' cox
signed the bill.
SHANGHAI, China (Special)
Gen. Frederick Ward of the Amer
ican Legion post of Shanghai.
China, will cooperate with hlueso
officials In ihe reception and en
tertainment of the American round
iho world filers when they lund ut
Shanghai from their fuu mile
jump over the water from Kasii-
iniyaura, Japan. ,
Ti'SCALOOSA,' Ala. (Special)
Gen. Hohert l.ee Milliard, famous
war hero of Ihe second balile of
Ihe Ma rue, has accepted an Invi
tation to address the leparlmeui
of Alabama of the American Le
gion July 4th nt the annual con
vention of Ihn legion lo be hejti
In Tuscaloosa, Alabama, July 3-4-
f. Gen. llullnrd was awarded Ihe
distinguished service medal and
received decorations from France,
llelglum nnd Italy In recognition
of his services In ihil war..' , 1
. ; l ;
1 1
ST. LOriH. Mo. (Special) A
warning ngitlnst. Ihe unauthorized
solicitation of funds with which lo
purchase radio equipment for dis
abled veterans was recently broad
cast by the American Legion posts
of St. Louis. Numerous reports of
such unauthorized solicit ut Ion
throughout t he country came to
Hie notice of Ihe legion which an
nounced that disabled veterans are
being provldedo with radio equip
ment from funds of Iho Vuited
Stales Veiernns bureau.
HAIL ACTION PROTESTER
UA K Kit, ttre. The report has
reached linker that the O.-W. It.
Ar N. company has completed
abolishing the position of ticket
agent at llaker, Ijl Grande and
Pendleton. This work then will
devolve upon the telegraph opera
tors ut the local stations. R wan
understood that Pendleton busi
ness men were up in arms about
the change and a protest has been
sent in from La Grnnde.
FAMILW !
please oesr.siee 1
HlSCOhOLCr to I
L-(
RULES GIVEN TO
LESSEN ELECTRIC
SHOCK DANGER
CHICACiO (AD. Tho ruleg
fo, first nlil In cnnoa of k voir
aifo tihix'k ui'o- lmstnl on th fuot
that tin vU'liiu'H liiiiKii but'omn
pai-iilyxt'd, nnii hupo- fn mivinrf
II to .lopoiuls upon koiMiiiiK -ip ar
tificial respiration tuitll normal
hrrnthtnK Ut rosnmnl. Will Man
liu'hlan of i lit Natloiml Klitti'
l.lpht nHHurlnlion, tohl tli AiiH't
louii Moil leu I nsoi'ttitlon'a con-
vt'iitlon tmlay. I
'Hlneo casoB nro on rcronl of;
Hvi'S saved of tor tlnvo ami oni1
half hours of nrlllloltil , rcaplin
tlon, four houiH of effort iir rc
ommfnilt'fl bfforo nrtUlclul na
phallon ia ulvt-n np," ho saM.
"Vli ruli's aii uh followH:
"Tho vlrllm (a ch-ari'il from tlu
curront, olllH-r hy Hliuttinff off tlio
ouvront, or pulling him nwny with
tho all of rnhbtM' alovi-a, ill?
oloihlnff. or aticka of wood, to
siTvn na non-ronliiotors. If It ts
n oc PKsn ry to put t ho w 1 1 v, a
hntrht't or iniplcmr-nt with a
wooden, handle lioultl be use and
the operator should turn hln fa 00
nwny to nvo!d ihe flasli. I he
patient la then laid faro down,
with one nrm up nnd the othe.
niipportliiff his face no that the
tnoulh anil noHo nre free for
lireiithlnK. Artificial replratio,
Hhould he In -join at onoe. whi!
an as.slstant loose 11 h the rlothlnf
neroKuary, holdn nmtnonia lo tl
victim's none and kcepft lilm 1
warm iih posslhie. If tho vlctti 1
must be moved, this should be
done In a reclinlitflr position, and
the artificial renptrnllon ho aid
bo Uept up. After he resumes
breathing; he should bo watched
and If ho slops, -artificial res
piration should be resumed. Thn
prone pressure method la that
In which the man applying ft rat
aid straddles the patient nnd
presses hoih hnmlH on tho small
of the victim's hack,'' releasing
tho pressure rhythmically every
two or ! t hree seeonds. and inn
tntlng his own breathing ua
much ns possible."
Nailer to Creditors,
Notice Is hereby given that thej
undersigned has been nppointed
executor of Ihe icslate of F. V. j
Hambel, deceased, by the County (
Court of tho Hlnle of Gregon for
Cnlon County. All persons having 1
claims against the said eslato are
hereby required lo present them to
tho undersigned, with the proper
vouchers within six months after
Ihe date of this notice ami to wo
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you have an accident or arc sickor a -member of he family
if you die, your savings account is a very real, very great help.
Open an account here today and put a fixed portion of all you
get in it as soon as you get it.
United
MIttlliKIl FKIHOKAfj HIKKVB SYSTIOSt
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lWJuB AND THEN 1. HEARD
IIM CALL UP A CU'i'fOMtR
ktl)Ali-UIN6 "-.OMe CPfXA 50
I WISH TO HAVJfc MIAT
HAOOvwtD AND FlNO our
WHAT MF. IS OOINC7'
present tho name to tho undersign
ed at the office of II. K. Ulxon,
l,a Grande, Oregon.
linted this 22m day of AIny,
1924.
P. I,. MF.TEUS.
Kxccitor of the Kstuto of
li W. Hambel, deceased.
H. K. Plxon, attorney for Kxccu
tor. May 2 2 -2 fl-J nno R-12.-1!
Xothv lo Cmlllni'M.
Notico Is hereby given that the
underslgitc:! has been nppolnled
executrix of the estate of Kugene
IS. NorrlM. deceased, by the bounty
Dress Ginghams
16c yd.
This offering ronlalits nil llio now ntnl wnntoil imllems
nnil t-oloi-s I'lal. Is, Overplnlils, -ui-ks, Slilpes nml Main.
Our r.:i slam Iniylng fiinhles us lo offer you llu-sn e
ceillnimll)' iili-c-, tilushams st Mu ll n low inli-e.
53 STORKS
ty t a e nun
Price Reduction
PENNSYLVANIA
TIRES AND TUBES
Quality Price Service
Perkins Motor Co.
Phone M-761 . ' Roesch Bldg.
savings account will do
States National Bank ?
MM DEAR
HE I
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MADAM - THE
SCKiouSNESS
cp This cask
Mouel ME Ui.PLV.
HOW FORTONATt
IT IS FOK HOO TO
HAut S0C H A
I I HOPE IT'S NOT 1 I
AS SERIOUS AS I I
I i THINK r"
i aar. Snoop!! I
( CAPAOLfc. SL
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SLEUTH
COMMAND
tT'ourt of tho Stnto of Oregon for
Union County. All persons having
claims against tho said estate are
hereby required lo pre -nt tUo.ni to
tho underslgneil, with tho proper
vouchers -w iihln six montha af
ter 'ho ilnto of this notice and to
ho present the. samo to the wndcr
slgned nt tho office of H, K. Idxon,
l.u (irnnile, Oro. : .
Hated this 22 day of Mny. 1024.
mary n. NonniH.
Kxeculrlx of the Kstato of
. Mngenc H. Norrls, deceased
H. ffi. Ihxon, altorni-y for execu
trix. May 22-29-.7un R-12-10
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WORSfe THAN SOU WOULD
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NOT TOO LATE TO SAVJE.
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SERVICE
Put tho management
of your property Into -
our hnnds. If It !a
worth having In
worth Illuming, Wo
do both management
and Insurance.
we Are Experta'1
U S. WEEKS
1 teal 1 or
WEAVER'S
Tailors, Clram-rs, Djcn
And I'whwts
I'HONIi MAI 7S1
Depot Sln-st
"Save It
With Ice1
J. D. Lynch
FUEL
ICE
TRANSFER
STORAGE
GA3
, r OIL
TIRES
UNION-LiV GRANDE
, AUTO STAGE .
TIM&) TAItl.E!
t'nloii
1:10 A M.
11:00 A, K.
S:0 P. M.
I.a lrwilit
t:0 A. M.
1:00 P. M.
dir. p. sr.
Huuiur
Union I. Ornuila
l!03 P. M, - VMS P. M.
tiatunln; Night Sim-lala
Ijpitviui ln-nrm
Union im irniuln
7:00 P, 11. !tl:oo P. U.
Ilonu-A t'nrH
P. a. lki-liAP, ManaKrf
ni-nflqMnrl(-i--i, Sonuiif-r llnlf-1 '
Delicious
Coffee!
" VVIIEnE? J
Silver
Grill
Of Course lif
Choice '
Steaks nnd Chops "
Sen Food -
BUILDING
MATERIAL
SASH AM) DOIIIIH
IIAItKWAISf.
Grande
Ronde
Lumber Co.
A llnnm Coiin-rn Willi o
llntno Piii-pusu
WII.I, woon
CriH-nwrKMl Avi-niio
l-hmiil M-7.13
if now i-'uii-r nmiaiug i