La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 15, 1924, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextFriday; August 15, 1924 THE LA GftANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE NTNtJ V Classified FOR SALE KOIt HAI.K One Superior rim?', and out lnai Iiik sieve, -rhii p. I'all at 22i Kir SI. 8-M-:tt KOK SAI.K Team tuul ):urifa Weight flooil roV, some hoiiHi'holl kooIh. , Oorrn-r 'ove unit Willow. j H-14-.1tp FOR RALK f'heup. Two lots flnrt C-rooin house, rnrm-r fith mid M. Avp. Kit y terms. Agt'iitH list. Phone Kami 7;, or write Ci. Mr., care OI.Hfrvr. A nn I (Hi ncrpH blark pint, jfond spring and nit-udnw, 1 mill's south of I .a UramU. S-i:i-utp IOH fUI.K Kunlurky Wonder hcuns for cunning:, l'luim asit-.r. POlt HA Kurd tourtnjr rar In (food condition on easy payinonls. K.islirn Oregon Music ''. KOIt SAI.K IJi'wi'lyn setters. mv 'n week.n old puppies, Hini-ouh-lrel; JtLso oiiii tin months old, just eooil iijje to hunt this fall. 1!mi2 Aider Hlreet, or Phone r)u W. S-M-a: VQfl SAI.K Player piano Just ns ffood as new at n bargain ami on easy payments. Kiuth-m Oregon Music, Co. S-M-st I- O l( SAUO Several used phono graphs we will sHI at a bargain. $5 down and $5 pi-r month. Kaslern Oregon .Musir Co. 8-14-31 l-'OR SALK 6 room house, fur nished, 2 gooil lots, good well water nnd garage, 1 eon. $000 cash, balance $25.00 per month. St.Ei lAik(. 8-1 l-U'tp I'Olt HAI-K 1 acre land, good barn 18x:i0 ft., well water. Cor ner Russell and Muplo streets. Close, to Cireenwood school. A bargain, inquire. 2S63 Spruce St. 8-9-Ctp KOK HAUK 1918 Tiuick four tour ing car. Engine overhauled, good battery, top nnd unholstery. In quire 1300 W Ave. 7-18-tf FOR SAL13--fl-room modern house. Close in, 1G04 Adam. Call Farm ers 127. 7-1-lmp Kit 10 l-J Forty Wnoks at KliKtor.'l Oregon MuMlr company store. Also 211 1'iooUM for snte inchlflinf; a history M Tuinn rounty ami oilier tiOnks on litHlnry, nti'ilieine and thotoKV- H-t:t-lil WANTED WANTKIi Saving. Neatly done. Thone 424-W. Mrs. Nora. W'. hh. 7-Hi-:it FOIl KENT FDIt tlHNT Itnoni.i lor liKhl lion.l-keepiiiK. If-tL' Ailntns- Ave. Winne 207-J. . S-M-ll FOR RKNT Sleeplnt and house keeping' rooms. I - 'if. Fourth. I'hone 2IS-W. R-13-fitp FOR RKNT Four room modern house. 'Inquire 21111 Adams. Phone 21H-W. 8-i:i-tf 'OR RKNT Very fine 2-room modern furnished apartim-nt. Hub Apartments, lfil7 4th SI. R-c.-tr FOR RKNT Completely furnish ed apartment. Adults only. Call 341-R or 2dl3 First St. 8-fl-tf FOR RKNT House on corner Cedar and Main. Newlln Rook Store. 8-4-tf FOR RENT Modern furnished leeping rooms. lf-10 Adams Ave. 6-13-tf FOUND 1RTR AYEI Black mare, branded C on right hip nnd wire cut on left front foot. Sorrel saddle horse, formerly owned by Tom Conklin. Owners may have same by calling Stackland Rros., Cove nnd paying for expenses. Horses been at our place, three nnd two Weeks, respectively. 8-1 2 -St BUSINESS DIRECTORY ATTORNEYS COCHRAN & EBERHARD Qeo. T. Cochran and Colon R. Eher hard. Attorneys. La. Grande Na tional Bank Building;. CHTROFRaOTOB DR. BELLE' MTERS. ChlropraO tor New Foley Bnlldlnc. Honrs For Camping TENTS CAMP STOVES GUNS AMMUNITION FISHING TACKLE Call nnd Ink Them Over F. L. LILLY Hardware rhone Main 85 Want Ads id fr 13 a. m., t to 6 p. rn., and 7 to p. m. 7-24-tr DR. J. R WOOUKIJv Chiroprac tor ami Naturopath. Skin itl . blood tila8fl, hoailftuhes, ap pendicitis, backaches, rheuma tism, asthma, eczema, varicose bins', all kin. U of stomach, heart and kidney trouble sue wwuHy treated. Blooil pressure tuducdd. JJlseosea of women and children a specialty. Suite 20 Bommer Bide. Phone 97-W. Jteflldence Phone 190-W. OSTEOPATITIO FITYSICIANj OH. J. L. and DR. MAKOARET INQLK. Osteopaths, Spinal Curvature and Diseases of Wo men and children a specialty. Office phone Main 100. Resi dence phone Main 100, rings. Sommer Bldg. PHYSICIAN-SURGEON Dr. F. U Ralston Practice limited to the eye, ear, nose and throat, and fitting of glasses, gammer Bldg. Main 778. 1-1-lm NATURE CURB DR. A. N. and -MARY K. MAY VILM3 Speclaliats In chronic dlaonni'S. MothodH: Naturopath and Mephano-ThRrapy, Skin and blood diseases, nervous diseases, chronlo headache, eczema, scia tica, appendicitis, constipation, bowel trouble; all kinds' of chron ic diseases successfully treated Call Mum (23. Mayvllle Naturo Cure Home, 2101 East Adams Ave. Office hour, 10 to 12 . m., 1:30 to 6 p. m. Consulta-' tlon Free. MATERNITY HOME. 1500 T Ave nue. I'hone J07-R. Trained nurse. R-20-lmp PIANO TUNERS EXPERT PIANO TUNING Clean and voice your piano without extra charge. Work guaranteed. i Call Newlln Book Store for ap pointment. Roy E. Phillips. 4-16-tf FRATERNAL DIRECTORY O. O. M.-t-a Oranda f,odg No. 860 Loyal Order of ftlposa, hold regular metlnK every Thurs day night at 8 p. m. at Odd Fel- hwa hall. Tha Women's Moos-f heart legion No. meets every second and fourth Thurs days of each month. Visitors welcome. 7r. A. N. Mnyvlile. tle.tator. v Harold 'J.un'il, Sacreinry. B. P. O. EI .KB T.a U ran. Iff t.odgn No 433. IvOdga meets each Thurstlay evening at S o'clock. Homo and club privileges cheer fully extended to all Brother Rika. Leater Rramwell, Embed1 Ruler. Mood Fckley, Secretary. MOD MR N WOODMEN of AMKR ICA 1a Ornnde nnmp No. 7703 meets on the first Thursday eve ning of each month. In tha K, of P. ball. Visiting Nnlghbori welcome. RAT S. BKNNBTT, V. C JAKE ROSTOCK, Clark WOODMEN OF THR WORM) La Grand Camp No. 169. Meets every first and third Monday nights at Eagles hall. Alt visit ing Neighbors welcome. Dues payable at office of the Clerk, Rooms 21-22. La Grande Nation al Uank Building. E, E. Silvia, C. C. R. J. Kitchen. Clerk. A. F. and A. M. La. Grande Lodge No. 41. A. P. and A. M. holds regular meetings first and third Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all 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 Knighta. Dr. J. E. Woedell. C. C. C. L. Graham, K. R. S. O. E. 8. Hope Chapter No. IS O. E. 8. 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 S. Grove, Secretary. ' I .ii ItKAD Til 12 CLASKII K! AlKS MAM1I POP Mft GOWiO AS (?EPRF5FMTA.TlUES OF THF ' I Chamber of commepcc we I lOMOO FOR REU&F OA)TM GAS THE LOCAt 6U(PlW iS AT A LOW THE CIM IS FAONS AfO INDUSTRIAL CR1S1S. Tl n '-n ' t, .11 " II I II C I ' I fll . r II "V. IOUTBUBSTS OF EVERETT TRUE Ry Cfondo -At& HCSreRW 1 Anj ur Nin v JHR'P Hs'sd'fett.' wei. U x iaith voli when you acvre BUT NOW f.Y EMPATHY Demon's ts of Sotil'ii Carolina To Kelei-t Complete Ticket COLUMBIA, S. C. f AP) With nomination by the - emocrntte party in this state equivalent lo elect ion, Pont )i arol ina 1 emo i,' rats will ro to the polls, August 2fi. to choose a complete ticket, from Culled fttutcH senator down through the smallest county of fices. Principal public Interest is held by Ihe contest for nomination as I'niled States senator. Senator N. R. Dial,- of Ixtureiis. who Is com ptettiiff hi firm term and b seek big re-eleelion. has three oppon ents, f nntcrcKsman James F." Byrnes,- of Aiken, who was elect ed to the t'.2nd nd each succeed ing congress. Is one nf t hem. Former tiovernor cnle.L. Rlcase. a storm center or Xouth Carolina ptl 1 1 les for more I ha n a d ozen years, is another, nnd the ihird Is John J. McMahan, former slate superintendent of education, nnd new state insurance cruutiiiHHlon er. 'Governor Thomas Ci,. Mcl.eod, serving his first term, is oppose. I by John T. Duncan, a Columbia lawyer who h3 offered for the A SOURCE OF MANY ILLS A great proportion: of stomach trouble aside from cancer or ulcers, is due to reflex irritation from the rectum or colon. Un aware to you, Piles or other rectal disorders may be the cause of your ill heftlth. Tint juccch of my notviurglcal treat, ment over many yer enable, me to GUARANTEE to cure it any caw of Plica or re fu"d tne patlent'a fee. Writ. todr low my FREE fS W IHu.lr.tMl book. CHAS. J. DEAN.M D. IrK 5TM ANQ MAIN -OPPOSITE COURT HOUSt 4 V , PORUAND.ORECON La Grande Mattress Shop and "'Weaving Works Mattresses of All kinds cleaned and rebuilt; Feather Renovating; Rag; and Fluff Rues made to order and for sale. Carpet and Rug Clean. Ing. Licensed Ftimlgator Factory Phone 424-W CHAS. EDWARDS, Prop. S GENTLE MEM I FoRESAm) ar ToRwinG SlTuATiOM. YOU 1 AND PREPARED MMSE.LF To PROTECT E63 AMD Tr( OTWS Gascompanm FeT IT WHs (See, Xs '-' r-w vr- fvnn oss to sympathise idur. ailments. IS FOR. Yo(J(5. F5.fe.MlS llifll 20 yt'Ui'H. I.ltMllnnunt Oovor nor Uilnniml H. Jackson, of VtiRf ni-r, Is unopposed for roeUnMion. The ran' 'for ronKn-Ks will 1 run In flvo iliHtrlols. Illll ICiul InvlKil tn Hunt. KLAMATH FALLS. Ore, Bill Hart of the movies bus accepted an invitation of W. B. Coyne, Klam ath county rancher, for a deer, hunt In the Klumath hills Jusf us soon as the fall rains insure the Opening of the post-dated deer sea son. Mr. Coyne wno was formerly a resblent of Hollywood has re cently purchased a 3000-nern ranch near here. II Is rspfrlally snnoylnc; to hn nrri'MtMl for .sporillnp nflrr yon have irot hv sr-vnrnl hun.trf-rl tiling. s UMMER COLDS are lingering and annoying'. The very nrat night apply VlCttS V VAPORUB Oir IT Million Jam Ufi Y.arlj, Arc Not. In the nrr wk EDISON MAZDA AUTOMOBILE LAMPS Villi liu llintt In Vfitii liltmn It wtnt In vnn m i.nnl III Yon iisa I horn In ynnr Imhiip why not In yonr rar? I to jo ii carry spare ininps? Wo fin-nKh a kit riio in which lo carry ynnr spare In nips. H.and S. ELECTRIC Plione 393-W. ,107 Depot St HYATT HOLLER DCARINOA NEW DEPARTURE BALL PEARIN08 Hyatt and Timken Connecting Rod and Main Bearings Fan Belts i Springs -,, Gears A full line of Replacement Parts Leighton's Welding & Machine Works (Automotive parts) -IT yJA F0QT0WAT6 THAT TrilS CCiSiS APPROACHiaio INDUSTRIE'S - HOUJEUER 1 HAvJF SUBMITTED MM PROPOSAL TO THE for Their consioeratiom Fir&T 1 Spend Millions Just To Amase Cfth'forniaits I.OS ANGKI.Ka CAP) Korly nlllloA more peoplo attended Southern California theatres and places' of miuisemenls tn the lust tlscfil year than ditrlwc tlio year previous, neeordlnff to fijrures com plied hy the ('ollectoi of Internal R even IIO here. 1urlnft lite your ended June ftu. 1 124. tho total attendance nt places of amusement was l ;) 1,44:1.07:1 as compared with Ul.2li,fitf(V for the ynr terminated Juno 3. Tho number of persons attend I tifr theatres nnd si in i hi r pluccs of re creation Is disclosed hy tiro admis sion tax, whieh amounted to 190,71s In 1113-24, ns utralnst !!. rt,t44 for tho previous fiscal year, an Increase of $13X,074. An Increase of $7,Bi',,8ri7 was shown in the amount spent for amnsemenls last year. Tho total amount Hpcnt was :i(tt405,K4 for i he last year1, us compared with 'i8.S12,7il for the year before. According to figures lahulnted, tho amount spent for all forms of amusements Is steadily Increasing, as shown hy the theatre attend ance of l7.!MHi,fHM In May. -ma compared with 14.H4l.0iMt in-i May, 192S. Mhttng Men- To Sk, . MKOr'Oltn, Ore. James K. Vnl breath of Washington, U. t, U. I1'. Hews and ex-Stale Settutor Hills, both of Sacramento, exploiting the annual meeting of the American mining congress nl Sacramento Seplember 2! to Oetobt-r 4. left Jluko.jour rnnifrlH wlillo wo Imvo n spcclnl on Ilin riinlHos, Crolxmnrs anil Kilk ollnrs. Challlcs, Rporlnl, S y.ls.ll.'IO Crotonnos, Rporlnl, 4 ydH 1I8 Sllltollnis, flpiolnl, 4 yils, OSo Cotton finis, on. In f:l.llh KXTItA SITriAfi I.tifllos' Union Hulls, r'ilcs lo Stid Kji.Ii !( Andrews Variety Store Service and Economy Aiitnmohtlp DtlslfiPSA wf Hr.t.h NEW DEPARTURE COM J 1 B&LievJE. AMD LET UUE- BUT H? OPPORTOWtT TO KKfeVJEMT AM 3HUT-DOWW - l iHALL bt rOKLED TO F"oRM MV OWN COMPAMyTO SOPPLt THe OTH'S fOEED- 5o WHICH EUER VMAM THE WIMD BLOWS SOWfLU 1 NO CAUSE FOK AJ-ARfAll hero for Portland," wViefo tiiey speak before the state chamber of commerce. They spoke at (lie chamber for um here yesterday and met with mining men of this district regard ing the proposition of' forming an Oregon stale bureau of mines, ar ranging nn Oregon display of min erals at tho forthcoming congresn and an authoritative listing of min eral, properties In tho state. Mr. I'nlbreath declared within ftp miles of Medford there are depos its of managanese om so extensive l hat If properly developed and: pro tected hy an adequate tai'HT, It would come one of tho leading In dustries of the state. MEN'S ATHLETIC UNION SUITS 49c Athletic I'll Ion Suits nre coot nnd comfortable for these hot dnys. No sleeves, knee length, cloned crotch, six matched pemT buttons down front. Made , from Rood weight barred muslin. 51 STORES vis Breakfast Bacon 25c lb. "MT, EMILY I1RAND" Better Cost Less The Grande Ronde Meat Co. If icnlii . .-- ... --r Grande Ronde 'Hospital ' A normflctari.irr and ethical ! advertise your sickness tions, but gives you service equal to any institution in the Northwest , We employ only graduated nurses Your Inside Traveling Force Your holp is willing a ginjit final of timn walking. Iet our representative explain extension service. Home Independent Telephone Co. MR.&OWfO.MOOR OR 1 s( E.THODS 1 1 r- VJE. U It BOSIWES5 METHODS PND05T9IAI. ARE PERFECT- ViE. r EXPECTED THAT VtfHEN SOU 6AW OOR PREOiCAMfiurr MOUTJ HAL D6AL WITH AM IROM HAND fmrpl.hv Mnr. on H.OOff, Fish. rot 'KM H AttKN, AP) A 1 most ft.ooo lilt lo rlsh were devonreil by a female dolphin at one meal, ac cordbifr to nr. J. Hchmldt, one of the ,txt known lehi liyobmisiH of nenmark. Dr. Sihmi.lt had this daulphln caught off tho Spanish cos mI In the Medlterraucna ' and then examined lis Htnmaeh. lie found In II 15, 1 !H, ear bones, or which every fish has two. Or. Schmidt estahllNhed the fact thai Iheso hones belonged to five var ieties of fish I hat mndo up the dolphin's mottl. jifm Tifr rANsirirn Air. 69c THE HUB institution that flooa not or broadcast your opera BY TAYLOR MOMEW IS MO tm ---! CONSiDERMiOfOTO THE LOVAL CITI7E.N) I WHO SEES TUg NEEDS OF WIS jl COMMONITW FIRST- TME JOS OF BEING V Enough for me ?. " " r - T, FOR SALE Good 6-voom hnnfteV KaiiiRo, hen house . and fruit, 6 lots. Price $1000; $500 cash, balance $30 per month, ... Five - room modem house. Price $2850. $-100 cash, balance $10 per month. Six -room modem house, furnace, jrar apre, on Main street. Pi-ice $5010. th ft. WEEK Ri'ftltor New Foley nnlldln4f Mat 7 SPECIAL . rineinz .Out Our : ii. nr. v. siroTftr.v'NiiTXM At ' $1 IVr ilox Roe Onr Rfnr At . O TTJtS ' "Fvrryllilnit fnr the riuntnr" Skala Hdw. Company Phone Min 39 Roesclv Bids. BUILDING MATERIAL HASH A.NO OfRS HARDWAItK jfa Grande Ronde Lumber Co. A Home Connerr With a lloriio fiirpORe WII.Ij WOOD I'linno .11-7.13 "Save It With Ice" J. P. Lynch FUEL ICE TRANSFER STORAGE GAS OIL TIRES II ' I' . III irir?irtill'C2 I wva a Tailor aemnnm, Pjlai I And Fmsm I. PIIOKE MAIN TM I Dp Dot Hint ' i-lt -4 UN ION -LA CRANDE AUTO STAGE T TIMS TAH)a (ran (asrrtf 'Jnlon (iraadf t:t0 A. 16 : k. U. . 11:00 A, M. M. J:I(r V. M. l:a P. U. ' Rnwfay tM tfatm Union it tirno ,' f:n t. M. t;rft t. M. HaturilaT Nllit SpcocaW lirtiet tTm llnlnw 1 UnmAt ' 1:uo P. M. II cod' P. U. HoatMl Onr p. a. nr,i msb ; i iiiirfrs' ".m kjotsl