La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 06, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, February 6, 1925. THE ES GRANDE- EVENING OBSERVED FACTS f!T73T? The Observer Want Ad Pae The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties i FOR RENT Q'QK RKNT Furnished houso J keeping apartment on ground I floor. GcorKi! Ilihl, 12 IS Wash. J, Ave. 12-2-6-Stl) ll.'itlt lll'VT u. i .. j .... .....II .-m.-uiii JlfllLtTU ruums. i Oddfellows Tmi,!p fnrmorlv V I XI. '. A. 8-2-5-20tp foil RENT Two room furnished apartment, si. urn heated. Down j yon-n. Cull '233-W mornings. ' Y 13-2-4-tf 'OK RUNT llmi.icki'. pliiir rooms, t Wavi-rly Apl. 7-"-:i-4lp WANTED ANTKD SewlnK neatly done. ' J Phone 4:14 W. Mm. Noru W. hi,, if- D-I2-I7-UU rOK HALE full SAI.i: I'lKn, 4 months old. 1 John I.. IVik, Itouti! I, city. i . ' . 10-2-4-llp LOST fOITNn teh. T'lione 1'42 M.' r Horses Shipped from Haines. - HAIN'KR, Ore. The second load of heavy draft horse, was shipped the firnt of Ihe week, buyers seoui' the country for animals for trnel:iiiK ami other heavy vvorl;. tortl:ind receive.! :iri of the loud. (Diher sweht to Wushlirglon points. " THE SPARK RUG ' I Vitaiiuns1 to noiirishmcnt 8re what a spark-pliig is to a tnotor. - To sustain vitality, "the body needs three thou sand calories of food daily, yet if this food is not activated by vitamins the body is tin hble to thrive in health strength. Scott's Emulsion brings to a weakened system vitamin-activated nourish ment of highest decree. A little taken regularly helpi- wonderfully to buiid strength f and resistance. "lf you would kePp-y 'strong and vital ac- .Jtivate your diet with j" rScor't's Emukion. K it UoVTiK. JlI.R-'Uli-ld. V. t. . -U Business & Professional Directory Classified for Quick Reference BUSINESS DIRECTORY A'lTOll.VEYS COCIIKAN & KHKHHAKI) Uno. i T. Cochran and Colon H. Kber I hanl, AMorneyH, l.a Oronde Na ' tlonal Bank Huildlni;. ' I ' 'HinOInAOTOItH JHi BRl.l.K MYI'.HS Clilroprniv tor, New l'oley Itiilldlu. JiuurH 1Q to 12 a. rn.. 2 to 6 . m., and 7 to i p.; in. DIt. J. E. WOODE1.I Chlroprao tor and Naturopath. Hlcia and blood dlftnaaen, headaches, ap pendlcltla, backaclien, rhe-iraa- tism, asthma, cceema, varlcoHev veins, all kinds of stomach, neart and kidney trouble suc cessfully treated. Ulood pressure reduced. Diseases of women and children a specialty. Suite 20. Roinmer Hld. I'lione 4'J7-W. Residence Thone lao-W. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Dr. J.' L. Ingle, Osteopath, 8plnal curvature and fallen arches a ) specialty. Dr. Margaret Ingle, Osteopath. Diseases of women Land feeding of Infants a spe 'claltr. Office Phone Main 10. P.es. Phone 106-R. Sommer' Bldg. PHTSICIAN-SUKCILON Dr. F. L. Kalston Iractlce limited to the eye. ear. nose and throat, and fitting of glasses. Sommer Bldff. Main 77S. 1-1-lm . A. N. ond MA TIT E. MAT- VILXE Ppeclattsts In chronic d tseajips. Method: Nn t u ropat n nd Merhnno-Therapy. Hkln and blood dHensen, nervous diseases, chronic head:ichc, fwtnn, scia tica, appendicitis, constipation, bowel trouble; all kinds of ch ron lc d t seB.ien siiceraff illy treated. Call Main SI3. May lll Naturf Cure Home. 2I0J (kKt Adams Ave. Offie hoti's. ) to 1 2 a. m . l:S to & p. m Cnnvnltntlon Free, Your Plans For . Spring AVI ml will they lie Mils year? cw clothes. mw iioiuu furnishings, u new house, a new cur? j . Whatever, your plans, thorn !M Hi he old 1 1 Milk i Ik' posed of this spring-thlnffs Hint wilt ii'pi'e.-t'iu , ii'ai ..- nit it) oilier-und things for which you ciiii gel colli hard cusli. i:et ll the Want Ail way. The curt Im kiiiiiII yet She returns ut-e timiifdliiic assured. Ullil "AN OllHCRVKK WANT Ai) wiiIj no rr." NRW YORK. (AD The I-iiUfd Mine Workers of America announce tlmt dcHplic nallon;;! prosporily el.sewlicri', tiny ur condnrtiitfr a relh-f profriim on Itit'K srnle for nietnher now out of work throuKh striken and loek-j ouis. j t'nlon officials sny that nlnco Inst April the relief hu8 amounted to "many millions of dollars.' hundreds of thousands of dollars l-in? paid out monthly, and thut it cure for what now amounts to: 120.(H,o destitute mineiH und their families in various strike districts, j The 5do,noo members of the or-1 ganlzation ns u whole, they, stiy contribute this expenditure, which wiil be eontinned "unl 11 the stri des are won." I The unemployment affects bit uminous roal fields, purlieu la rly in Southern West Vtrffiniu, Ken lucky and Tennesse. The union dates the trouble from whnt It terms tho failure of mine owners' there to ucecpl the Jacksonville agreement of December,' 1S23. In other years the jisls c(tl(l. had u s ! a I ly b.ten adopted tbrouffhont the Industry at large. Mine owners In the present stri ke areas, however, opposed the Jacksonville scale as beitiff too hlsh for their hlh tost woili PROFESSIONAL D13COHATOR PAINTER. DECORATOR Ad vice, ponsullntlon and eatimateB' free If you Intend to pulnt, (Int. paper, finish or rerinisu any buihllnif. Interior und exterior jobs neatly done. For bellir - Jul.s call J. Lundy. Phone 481-W 10-22-lm FRATERNAL DIRECTORY L. O. O. M. La Ornndo l.odKe No. 3fii I.oyal Order of Moose, holds regular meetings every Thursday night at II p. m. ut Odd Follows' hall. Tha Women's Mooseheart Legion No. Sis meets every Beconri and fourth Thursdays of each month. Vis itors welcome. Dr. A. N. Mayvllle, Dictator. uaroid Lund, Secretary. B. P. O. EI.K8 ha Grande Lodge No. 438. 'Lodge meets each Thursday evening at o'clock. Home and club privileges cheer filly extended to all Rrother Elks. Lester Brarnwell, Exalted Ruler. Mood Eckley, Secretary. WOODMEN OF THE WORLE La Grande Camp No. 19. Meets every first and third Monday nishtfl at Eajfloa halt All vis iting Neighbors welcome. Dues payable at office of the Clerk, Rooms 21-22, La Grande Na tional Bank Building. T. Reece. C. C. R. J. Kitchen, Cleric A. F. and A. M. La Grande Lour No. 41. A. F. end A. M. holds regular meetings first and third Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to ell Masons. J. U Ingle. W. M. A. V. Lin d g re n. Secretary. KNIGHTS OF PTTHIAS Red Cross Lodge No. 27 meets every Monday evening In Castle ball K. of P. Hall), at I p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knights. C. L. Berry. C. C. C. L. Graham, K. R. 8. O. E. 8. Hope Chapter No. 11. O. E . 8. holds at :t t ed com m u n lc- tlon the second and fourth Wed nesdaya of each month at 8:'n p. m. Visiting members cordially welcomed. MruMe K. Khrrhnrd. W. M. Kornce Htrnn, icrfary. NEW TODAY NOIICU Classified Waul Ads are Strict ly CASH IN ADVANCE; copy must be la not later than 9 a. m. date of Insertion. Rates: 2o per word for each assertion. FOR BALE Team and hnrnM. oi .will trade for car. 1616 Monroe Ave. ' 12-3-ii-2tp FOR ItENT Kurnlahid nparlment Cull 145-J. (i-2-0-tf InKS. and as one whtoh they could not pay, especially when in: competition with lower scales paid In other non-union fields. The miners stood .upon the basic agreement und fouuht any cut. The I'nited Mine Workers' organization stands behind men In the position they have taken to fight cut.' . When evictions from euiitpuny-ownnd botiHi'B follow, the union assumes their family bur dens. Jt. finances t ho fund need ed to provide collages, barracks or tents for ndiefs corps and colonics scattered amonnv 1 he hilts nnd mo inlnlnn. It pays moYntr expenses;- supplies fond, clotbliur nnd fuel; securis mdi(al alteni -ion for the sick, and approves the hill of the undertuker bury ing those who die. t The Kanawha fields in soul hern West Virginia, .which the union dies as an example of the func tioning of its relief machinery, received $S2,tou in relief funds lit I teeemher alone. The union there bought a tract of fid lots for $l,Mit, nnd built 120 cut luges for, $l!i.(MiO to provide a roof ful some of the l.&iui miners' fami lies evicted. On the Kanawiia River, accord ing to the union, Uo families to the union, U0 families were dispossessed the day be fore ' Christmas. Lacking shelter against rain und annw, the wom en und children were ho tried in a church, the pews being convert-; ed Inio cribs. j On Christmas Day there were J 15.0IHI children living in tents or barracks In West Virginia. Tin; ; union received $5,000 from the ln-l ternutlonnl officials with"' which It ; bought ten tons of canily and j nuts. This was distribu ted th roughout the urea so mothers could put some token in tho children's stockings. Hats were once worn only by freemen; slaves went barcbeadciK A freeman voluntarily removed his lial" as a synibOl' 'of report and' service, which in time became a common courtesy. Thus we take off our hats to ladles. Rut about this arma argument and the big guns others are mak ing; wonder what they are aim ing at?" Safe Milk For Infant tt InvalidM. Children, The Aged Rich Milk, Malted Grain ext. in powder form.makcsThc Food-DrinkTor All Ages. Oifestible No Cooking, A light Lunch always at hand. Also in Tablet form. Vsk for "Horhck's, ot ell Fountains. cJf Avoid Imitations Substitute! FOR SALE Seven-room modern home com pletely firnlshfd, fuli hanemenl wltli concrete floor, furnace; good location. Price $.'000.00. Terms. For Rent A Inrgo lo-room rooming house. This place is ex cellently located to accommodate shop and mill men. Four-room home, plastered, city water, electric lights, located cloe to the Greenwood school. Price, 1S.no. - Terms: i-ioo.tni, balance at$2fl.00 per month. Geo.H.Currey REALTORS Real Estate Loans Insurance MAMTII POP I'M &OIMG TO DRIVE OUT TOTHE PARK AND VNATCH THEM 5. V ru PLAW HOCKEV- MISS V-UNT- VJOULD MOU R CARe TO CO vvtTH t Pi ME ? ) Jls "S3' trf "SUM 1 I 1. LV i I I IU 1 .a ll ' .f. .1 I OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo IT1 1 - - : Mil Wjfl 1 AHA cveieetT i1. o.THtRe vov jAR-cs. 4Y01K se cc-. ax. PART OKTHG Time Z tVAS N ANOTHER hN'i CFPICG,. OT TH. La Grande "Not One. to Spare" : Accorded High HonpVs . By Review Board, ; The National Roard orTtevlew In its report places "Not One U, Spare." now nl Sherrys. with "America" and 'A Roy 01 Fland ers" as the three best films to come before the board. This high honor follows unpre cedented pruis'j for the film from Now York critics. Another cpochul event in Its two weeks' run at the Cumco was u special showing, ut the suggestion of Will Huys, the dean of motion picture' industry, tor the committee on public rela tions of Motion Picture Producers! and Distributors association. Comedy showing, "The Hand som Cabman.".. . (, What Others Think Of "A llan Must Live" ' Now at the Arcade. . Two of . America's best known short story writers, contributors to the Saturday livening Post and Colliers, paid n visit to the Para mount Long Island studio during the filming of Klchurd Dix's new plcturt', 'A Man Must. Live," and expressed themselves in enthusi astic terms about the production which they viewed in roush form.. Tho first, William Almon Wolf. isaid. "I am especially interested in Ihe fine way the story values are kepi In l he picture. The punch or 1 ho original story Is maintained Throughout and I gol a .great kick out of Dlx. I think he does great work. Jt is a fine picture." .-. The other, .William McMnVf. had tills to say about "A Man Must Live,' "It Is n peach of a picture and has some of the greatest scenes I ever saw on the screed. The picture is superb all the way through." ' "A Man Must Live," which will be shown at the Arcade theater today is sun n humdinger. Re nt ruber "Manhattan?" Jacqueline Logan. Kdnn Murphy nppcur In support of the star, oth ers are George NhsIi, Charles Rey er, Lucius lb lub rson and Jane Jennings. Ifcot Gibson Here At Star In New Role. Hoot Ollison has contributed something- new In the wny of screen humor In his latest nhotniilny, "40 Home Hawkins." for rnlversnl. whleh opens today In the Hinr then, ter. He convinces one that seri ousness of Intent enn niaitn for hearty laughter without placing a strain on the credulity of the one who louphs. None could be more serious than Hoot as he (roes about his multiplicity of duties; first, as I WAJ6MT r'r re be '-. OEL'C- ( 2SJ!fcHTcD &A.MS ToCsO .-r-. I 1" 7 1- I Jseei 7eePN(2 rixSupr Theatres the entire staff of the village hotel and then as entire mechanical force of a village theater. Rut every1 movo Is n lough-producer, even though the spectator cannot help but sympathize with this hard working young man. Nor Is Hoot the only one in "40 Horse Hawkins" who makes one laugh by the serious Intent ness of devotion to work; for the actors, double cast as such, are sincere in their art, baru-slormers though they be..' Prominently assisting in the suc cess of. "40 Horse Huwklns" are Anne Cornwall, Helen Holmes, Uiehnrd Tucker and Kdward Sedg wick. Tha latter ulso directed. Thry iflo strange things In Tex as.' ' Besides electing n;. wouiun governor, thry arrested '- an oil stack i,sulrsnian. , Thought 3 Little Children Needed ; Mother's Care . "My Btomnch suffering was so severe that I could not have last ed much longer. I did not care so hutch for myself but did not want to leave my three little children who needed a mother's love and care. A cousin In Cull- I fornla wrote me nbo it Mayr's ! Wonderful Remedy and I took a I course of it. 1 have since been I entirely well." It is a simple, i harmless preparation that rc 1 moves t he cala rrhat mucus from ;the Intestinal tract und allays the j infhi m ma I Ion which causes prac Ittcally all stomach, liver and ln itcstinnl ailments, Including appen i dk ills. One .dose will convince j or money refunded. - At all drug i gists. Adv. Snodgrass & Zimmerman Undertakers Ambulance Service rhone Main 62 Corner 4th nnd Penn OR - 1 XAvJEfOT v B'UEVJE ME ) I 6EEf '. .. V.CCK'- NNE HAvlE J ' &s or r-J ( Some r I J TEAM THIS Y Ruthless Slaying of Wild Birds Is Menace NEW YORK. (AP). Th mi gratory game birds of North A merica are threatened with pract ical extinction, in the opinion of Dr. W. T. Hornadtiy, note natural ist and defender of wild birds and animals. Ducks and geese muv come to the vanishing pulnt in ton yeurs If the present rat of slt.ufh ter continues "The doom of our non-migratory birds us well Is sounded unless bag limits ar;i Ira mediately reduced," Dr. Hornaday declures. "An army of 6,000,000 hunters equipped with the most modern devices of slaughter hua reduced to a certainty the practical exter mination of the game birds if the present unparalle) rate of des truction continues," the speaker said. .There has never In-fore been anything equalling the pre sent pursuit of bird life in Ameri can history. Nut even the des truction of the. buffalo wmh more persistent or widespread. "It is generally admitted " that the automobile has doubled the perils of the game, because It has placed every stretch of water where ducks may be reported, and every hunting ground within the reach of hunters living wit bin a radius of goo miles or more. "I'lider the ruling of Ihe Depart ment of Agrlculiurc tho bag limit 1 hot may he shot by u single hunt er In one iluy Is 2f iIucUh of all kinds, except the wood duck and eider duck, and eight ge(,se and eight hrandt. The season lasts for three months or more. These lim its' are most wasteful. No man or ordinary sized family can eat ii,r ducks In mil' dav, nor mote than one-fifth of that number, am) since their -ib Is forbidden in most states, indications are that a large percentage of a lull bag must he given away or become a loss by decay. "The awful limit of 25 ducks a day now prevails in 2! stalea, fatal ly Including all the slates where the ducks find winter feed and where they congregate In greatest numbers lu winter. Although no hunter gets his limit every day, and in many slates where duehs wer Blue Ribbon Bread TIIK SPLIT LOAF 2 1 OZ., j.li .Miulw Clean Sold Clcmi Jn tho making of our products we use only tho best of rnw materials and take pride In the fact that we hnvo tho most modern factory in lOastern Oregon nnd the best ovens known to the baking world. Wo only employ bakers of wide ex perience who are working to make the very beat bread for you. Try 11 loaf and be convinced. Front the raw material to the consumer without having been touched by the human hands. La Grande Bakery It. J. Mi'YYILLIAMS, Owner The Only Independent llukery In La Oranile. BLUR HUlliON KKIJAD , SIII'KHI'INB BREAD Eighth Message Why pay more? You can huy nn ESSEX or a HUDSON COACH for less. Ledbetter Garage l'lf)8 Adauia Avenue The low cost of operating our business eniihles us tn sell ,ynii iiierchaiulisc for' less money.' Furniture Exchange Fir ami Jefferson I'lione 474-J WE IIUV, SELL OR TRADE Blue Mountain Oregon Lumber Tiir: in.sT hoi'rs op run day aiie ppunt in yorit iiomk. ' .HAVK (INK YOlt WILL KNjr,','. Bowman-Hicks Lumber Company MAIN 8 ciiAi.v anii nox vooi pnoxE main mt J. li. AI U.N HALL Gee' that v. I'UL - HELL0W VJITH I'D The striped evuEATER e Some plahER iswt he? t r-1 5 11 , ai mA kmc e., n V v y once plentiful he will now be for tunate if he kills one duck, yet in Ihoso, diminishing areas where d tick s seek winter protection and food, he often gets the limit by the time most of us are break fasting. "Without further legal restric tions. In ten years our migratory game birds will have become so shot to pieces and weakened as to be reduced to the vunishing point, t'nless steps are taken further to protect the birds again the millions of hunters arrayed against them for three months of the year the slaughter will automatically make! duck shooting a thing of the past, and many species may pass per manently from our list of game birds. I appeal not only to the sportsmen but to all bird lovers, to the women of the country, -to all ot hut s who are interested In pre serving our wild life for future generations, to act now, before It is too late." $17(1.000 PKR.MIT TAKKV KI'GKNE, Ore. A building per mit was taken out for the erec tion of a four-story concrete apart ment houso to be built by II. It. Taylor and W. C, Klllolt of Ibis city at 1 Im corner of ThlrUienth avenue and Willamette at reel. The estimate .cosl, according (it the per mit, in $i7it, mm. This Is $i;oo more than tin total permits ismied here in the month or January. I Manson While, Portland architect, who furnished the plans lor ihe two new Junior high Hehooln here, has drawn the plans for the apartments and Zineo brothers of Portland have been awarded the contract. Work of clearing I hi! ground has been In prngrti.ss fur a number of days. The William Pen Charter of Lib erty was exhibited under strong guard til Independence Hall, be ginning the rind of the year, until it could be transferred to tho stale 11 re hives at llarrlsburg. Pa. Kven tho lgh It was an army dentist a soldier nhnt nl In Wash ington, we s;iy he shouldn't have done it. SAM HE IS- Pick him To BE OUR BEST MAN l)EXT MEAR'. Olympia Oyster Cocktails ; . In Season V ' -at ' I. THE LOTTES 1118 Jefferson Ave. Buy This Home 7-ItOOM, MODMItV liorsi: ox I'Avi k sTin:irr.. a iiai:- , CAIN Ai' S-T.illl.llll. $7.'.II.0I) t'ASII, HAL AMU IN .MONTHLY I'AYMKNTK. . ..'' WEEKS & BLACK tiKAiroii I'lre & Auto llisnranco II fin advertises It, he knows It's good! WEAVER'S Tailors, Cleaners, Dyiira And Pressors PIION'R MAI.V 7a Depot Street La Grande 1 Mattress Shop nnd . . Weaving Works Mattresses of all kinds : cleanod and rebuilt; Feather Renovating. Itng and fluff Itiigs mado to order and for ; sale. Carpet and Hug lug. Furniture Ile-coverlng, Licensed Fumifccutcr. Fuctoiy Phone 424-W Chan. kiVAnVi.s; t'roo. r- UNION-LA GRANDE AUTQ STAGE TIME TAIILI3 " T.cnves . Leaves Union Ln Ornnile 8:15 A. M. 4- 11:00 A. M. 1:15 P. M. 6:16 P. M. Sundays Leaves Leaves Union , La Grande 1:00 P. M. 6:16 P, M. Kattmlny Night Kpeelnls Leave lirnvcs Vnlou l,n (Jninile 7:00 p. M. li:oo p. M. Heard Cars P. O. DeLAI', Manager HemltiiinrterM, Konimcr Hotel BUILDING : MATERIAL HASH ANI HOOKS IIAUDWAItlJ Grande Ronde Lumber Co. A Iloine Concern With a Iloiiio Purpose BULL WOOD - Oiwjivroort Avenna Phone .M-7:la BY TAYLOR oh Chick - are vou " - -. Reallv serious? j - - , ' fhH 'f- X r,FSt Vff?l) J