Monday, February 16, 1925.
THE LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE SEVEN
The Observer Want
ine market
FOR RENT 2-room furnished'
house. 161 8 Avo. 8-3-H-2tpj
yon KENT r'ive room modern'
house. 2006 First and five room '
house. .701 Jefferson. Phone
4C9-J. 15-2-14-ltp1
FOl! KENT Five room well fur.
nlshed homm. Desirable locution.
Phono HG-W, 11-2-13-01
I'OIt RENT Strictly modern fur
' nished apartment. Phono 143-J.
S-2-1 1-tf
FOR RENT Fino 3-room office or
living apartment. Arelile J. Mur
ray, Penney stnro bids.
15-2-li-tfp
OR RENT Modern sl.um hint
ed opartinenlH. Warmesl-ln city.
Close. In. Seo Archie .T. Murray,
Penney BUlg. lG-2-lu-tfp
FOIl RENT Two room modern
furnished apartment, 1017 4th
St. Hub Apts. 12-2-9-tf
FOIl RENT Steam limited rooms.
Oddfellows Temple, formerly Y.
M. C. A. 1 !l-2-6-20tp
WANTED
WANTED SowIiib neatly dono.
Phone 434 W. Mrs. Nora Webb.
. . . 8-ia-17-lm
WANTEO 'Experienced camp
rook wants work. Call 413 M.
8-2-13-Stp
TVOMKN With or without flelltn
iotpiTlnr. This day will he th
' turn Inn fiolnt In your oarppr if
you anjfwt'r llils ad. f'hirliiii'.
1 I)r-RH' flomelhlng ahsohitely
new not sold in fltorvs. Retail
at $5.p0 and they fit 11 on Bight
FOR SALE
Soven-room modern home com
pletely fjrnlshed, full basement
with concrete floor, furnace; good
location. Price $5000.00, Terms.
0-
For Rent A large 5 0-room
rooming house. This place Is ex-
fltently located to accommodate
pop and mill men.
Four-room home, plastered, city
water, electric lights, located close
, to the preenwood school. Price,
$1800. 00i Terms: fsou.uu, balance
at $25.00 per month.
Geo.H.Currey
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Business cV Professional Directory
Classified for Quick Reference
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
ATTORNEYS
COCHRAN & EBERIIARD Geo.
T. Cochran and Colon K. Eber
hard, 'Attorneys, La Grande Na
tional Bank Building.
CHIROPRACTORS
DM. BELLE MYERS Chlroprao
tor, New- Foloy Building. Hours
in to 12 a. m., I to G p. m., mid
1 to 9 p. in.
BR. J. E. WOODELL 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 BIdg. Phone 497-W.
Residence Phone 190-W.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Dr.
J. L. Ingle. Osteopath, Spinal
cuivatur and fallen arches a
peclalty. Dr. Margaret Ingle,
Oiteopath. Dlieaaes of women
I and feeding of Infanta a p
' claltjr. Office Phone Mala 106.
Reg. phone 106-R. Sommar
Bldg.
1-HTSICIAN-BUnOEON Dr. F. L.
Ralaton Practice limited to the
eye. ear, noae and throat, and
fitting of glaaaea. Sommer Bid.
Main 77. 1-I-lm
KATCHE ClUE
DR. A. N. and MART E. MAT-
VILLB) Rpeclallst, In chronic
diseases. Methods: Naturopath
and Mechsno-Therspy. Bkln and
blood diseases, nervous diseases,
rhronlc headache, ecxema. scia
tica, appendicitis, constipation.
bowel trouble: all kinds of
chronle d I a.iccespf'Jlly
treated. Call Main 621. Mst-
IM Nature Cure Home. 2 1I
KaM Adams Ave. Office hours,
in to 11 a, m.. 1:10 to t p. ni.
Constillatioa Free.
1'lace c;f Union and Wallowa Counties
Your
Idle
Property
Are ou going lo liavo a
vacant house or apartment
or business room on jour
Imnds in die next f.-w
inoiitlm?
You inn amid any Idle lime
In which yon an- not get
UliS ri'vemie frum your
. iroH'rly by oilvc rlislng It
now In the Waul AOs. (Jet
a new renter sifriieil up H..
fore the old vacnles.
The. cost
turn are
Is small the
Inline, Mule.
re.
"AN OBSERVER WANT.
AD WIMi DO IT."
(iris who never fiold anything in
Ihelr lives before are earning
from S.0 to $2G.h0 per day
no collecting or delivering your
money paid eoeh day. Write for
wiling plans, f'hicknlt Drras Co.,
S"2 Couch nidg., Portlnnd, Ore.
7f.-L-1 a-ai
FOR SALE
VOH SALK Three fresh heifers.,
and four fresh soon. One young;
Swiss but); one yearling heifer.
Sell cheap. Call Farmers 104.
2U-2-10-Ctp
FOR SALE Good butt cut tama
rack posts. Phono 3ti3-R.
0-2-18-0tp
FOR SALE lieed baby buggy,
Rood condition; u.oil. 1x113 yj
Adams Ave. 12-2-14-llp
FOR SAlJC 9-room house, fur
nished or unfurnished. Will take
in tenm. wagon and hurness.
1115 V Ave. 18-2-14-ltp
nri.GAIllAX EN VOY SLAIX
SOFIA, Bulgaria (fiy the Asso-
elated Press) Professor Nicola
.Mileff, who recently was appointed
Bulgarian minister to Ihe United
State was assassinated here this;n)ents . other fixed or determln-'
evening. I
A Ulspatcn trom sona inst Hat-,
Uirilay said the Bulgarian foreign ;
omce nau ouen nullum """'Iwage for 1924 was 1,000 or more
Washington that Prof. Mileff would ils ,.n(,llI.cd of employers. Pay
be acceptable as Bulgarian minis-lnnt ror overtime, foes, coinmlss
ter to tho ("nlted States. ,lonSi bonuses and the fair value of
He was to have succeeded Ste- fn0(i ,na odginfr furnished as part
phan Pnneretoff. payment for services should be In-
Prof. iMllelt was presiueni 01 m
foreign relulions committee of the
Bulgarian parliament.
PROFESSIONAL DECORATOR
PAINTER, DECORATOR Ad
vice, consultation and estimates
free if you Intend to paint, tint,
paper, finish or rcfinish any
building. Interior and exterior
jobs neatly dono. For belter
Jobs call J. Lundy. Phone 481-W
1 0-22-1 rn
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
L, 0. O. M. La Grande Lodge
No. 8G0 Loyal Order of Moose,
holds regular meetings every
Thursday night at 8 p. m. At
Odd Fellows' hull. The Women's
Mooseheart Legion No. S'J8
meets every second and fourth
Thursdays of each month. Vis
iters welcome.
Dr. A. N. Mayville, Dictator.
Harold Lund, Secretary.
B. P. O. ELKS La Grande Lodge
No. 4S8. Lodge meets each
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
Home and club privileges cheer
fjllr extended to all Brother
Elks.
Lester Bramwell,
Exalted Ruler.
Mood Eckley, Secretary.
WOODMEN OP THE WORLD
i La Grande Camp No. 16. Meets
very first and third Monday
night at Eagles hall. All vis
iting Neighbor's welcome. Duns
payable at office of the Clark,
Rooms II-JJ, La Grande Na
tional Bank Building.
T. Reece. -C. C.
R. J. Kitchen. Clerk.
A. F. and A. M. La Grande Lodge
No. 41. A. F. and A. M. bold.
regular meetings first and third
Fridays at 7:S0 p. m. Cordial
welcome to all Masons.
J. L. Ingle, W. M.
A. V. Llndgren, Secretary.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red
Cross Lodge No. if meets every
Monday evening In Castle ball
(K. of P. Hall), at p. m. A
Pythian welcome to all visiting
Knights.
C. U Retry. C. C.
C. L. Graham. K. R. 8.
O. E. S. Hope Chapter No. 11. O
E. S. holds stated rommunlra
Hon the serond and fourth Wed
nesdays of eaeh month at s:00
p. m Visiting mtmheis rordlaily
welrom'd.
Mmide K. Elaerhard. W. M.
Florence lUcoo, Beeretary.
Ad Pade
George Lawler, Bulb Grower,
Dept 114, Tacoma. Wash. .
2(l-2-10-4t
i.OST Billfold, containing drivers
license, etc. Rewurd. Return to
Observer. 10-2-13-2tp
LOST Feb.
M. Hoyt.
two keys. Mrs. L.
0-2-U-2tp
NEW TODAY
NOTICE.
ClaaslNed Want Ails am strict
ly CASH IN ADVANCE; copy
must be la not later than
a. - m.. date- of Insertion,
lutes: 2o per word for each
Insertion.
FOR SALE By owner, one acre In
Islund City. Four room house,
barn and chicken house. Cull
23s W. 1 8-2-1 0-Olp
FOR SAl.K IS While l.eRhorn
hens; laying, 1 Two large breeding
blld rngt-H. Kiifi Hprnce si.
U.-li-MMtp
RTRAYKO To my place six weehfi
1 nffo, a blank 4-year-old geMlng.
WfiglH Man. no brands visible.
Owner eah have sjiiui by paying
for this ad. . Lon Ay res, Iji
Oiande. 2-n:-:itp
Income Tax
Fads
No. 28
Under the "information nt
source' provisions of the revenue
act of 1024, all persons "In wnat
uver capacity acting" are required
to report to the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue pnyment to
others during the taxable year of
$1,000 or more. Information ro
mrns are carefully checked with
(the Individual return to the tax-
taver to who sueh nnvmentn ro
made. Thousands or clelinnuetiis . I
;,ln(i additional taxes neerciratlne !
Ihtinurmla nf llinn.nn,!. nf .l.lloa
have been discovered nt Ihe re- 1
illlt of ,h. ttudli. I
Th(. ... reoulr(,. rPnort nf nnv.
nlen,. of "interest, rent, salaries
i.Vuees nremliims irnniiltles com. :
n.nlI.,.. r.rnl,nAt..ti .,.! '
able gains, profits, and Income.1
A senarate return of Information
for (.ach empoyee whose salary or
eluded. Heads of branch offices
and
subcontractors
employing
lahor, who have the only complete
m records of payments therefor
'(should file tho returns directly
1 with the . commissioner. When
ooth main and branch offices have
adequate records, the reUirns
should be filled by tho main office.
The requlrment Is not limited
to periodical payments, but a sin
gle payment of J 1,000 c
more j
must be reported. Roal
efn.e
agents are required to report pay
ments to landlords. Fraternal
organizations and associations are
required to report puyments to
officers. Banks are required to
report Interest paid or credited to
a depositor. If the totnl during the
year equalled or excelled $1,000.
'orms for filing information re
turns nitty he obtained ut offices
of collectors of Internal revenue.
The collectors, however, ure not
authorized to receive theHH returns
which should be addressed to the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
Sorting Section, Washington, I. ('.
ROWFMTi: IIAM.S IIIMSIXr
fl.EVKLANI (AP) Charles
Tonl. :tx, fl.-spnnilent It.-ci im.- The
end of the world prnpheel.-s fulled
(o materialize a week aito, hanitfi
himself at Garfield Heights, Krl-
Iny, according to village police.
It was at Ford's home, police
finy, that s.-orea of followers of the
Itowenlte sect gnlhereil Inst Fri-
Iny nlpht to nwalt the end of the
world.
IIOCT(Ut I.MPKOVIWl
1'NION, Ore. (Special) Dr. E.
D. McKlnney, oged I'nlon physician
who was seriously Injured by be
ing knocked down a few weeks ago
by a passing auto, is slowly recov
ering. Saturday he was out In his
wheel chair, shaking hands with
friends and enjoying his first out
door ride since the accident.
MAMTH POP
VlFIS f uro ,-r'CP ITS A PERFECT i, nTTl 1 VNELL-VNELL' ) J AIMT IT A DA.NDW ? h
PiN5KED MET MERITS ' FiTSiRDOM0U ( . JiZT . f LOOK MHOS ktwf flifi;
U WM0N 5EADVTO H"w,7 WEAR IT J " HERE - BEAO 'JuST Ti J
g -ri mw 0N ' J rpr. SlED?J pL IgtgTp, U- S
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo'croenlnanowiownautomot,c,l,ly
I brings It Into "vogue."
AHnl IT HA-s Bee. m , j3-
i&sTeo that V isxere.- (a; at som
73(5. NAKCP TRCvReR., (HAT
IS THci PLCASC(.S OF"TH3 M,ee.-TIN3. ?
fCSASVJR 2 WSH T6 SAY THAT ZX
MONTHS A30 1. MAP Tre PLeASuS. Oh
LANDING. At31R (WATSON FIVE OduCAS,
INC,THf-N THC PCCSUR HAS ALL
T3SCN HIS 11 H&V TlAkG A MIGHTY
TiMe TeASurer v You Dimply tvA'NT
thg
La Grande
"Dorothy Vernon of
Haddon Hall" .
Pleases Audiences.
Mary Plckford has turned
to
of
sheer romance the romance
chlvnlrv In tiresent us with
her
most stiinendous nrodnetlon and
In selecting this novel of Charles
Mi.lnt-'H rich ns II Is In slnrv
teresl and saturated with nn ntmos-
phere redolent of the clamorous
F.llzabethan period, she gives us
plcturo which will be lasting In Its
impressions. "Dorothy Vernon of
Haddon Hall." at sherrys is a fit-ito
ting .successor lo "Hoslta." Bulbars several good reasons why pro
1 because it carries a wiuer appeal
novel through being a best
seller for years, it should meet
with Instantaneous responso whor
ever shown.
Mifs Plckford has expressed her-
self in a wido variety of roles, but jondty, those In' charge of overseo
none hove nppronched that of ;jnf? lno costuming must never lose,
uoroiny vernon in nnowmg ner
tho full shading of her art. She
might have stepped from the paRes
in her whims and caprices and
there are ninny moments when she
scales the heights of emotion,
nathos, anper. surprise, tempera
mental playfulness, despair. In fact
all tho registrations of dramatic
art are In her compaw. of expres
sion here. It Is her triumph of
Irlumphs.
,
The star has entrusted the dlree
lion to Marshnl Nellun, responsible
for nne nf tier enrllei. trhimnhs..
'DfliMv Long Legs." And ho. Jnir,n'- KinK u i.a.anee, uiry nr
taking Waldemar Young's comprtet i11 ,0 gowns that will he
nnd straightforward script. hasjP tho minute at the compMion
visualised It so that the mtinv con-'0'' P'otuiv and many limes far
filets are ever dominant, though j In ndvnnco. of ihe showing or t hose
the plot Is subordinated as it .styles in tlm fashionable shops,
should he-Mo the characterization.) As a result of thin condition the
Afler a slow Htnrt. the picture picks i'.iotlin Pieture aclresseH ofti-n am
up momentum nnd finishes with the ("list lo appear l lii" new
whirlwind speed et the act Ion j si yh s, and their mnn-.-nvnie- on the
hero Is perlTctly comprehensible ! " 1,1 11
because of every sequence being ;
clearly outlined. Ncilnn hns the'
fine assistance nf Chnrles Hoshr.
than whom there in no better pho- i
tngrnphr to create rich comera
effort.
The . many characters stalk
through scenes of pageantry and .
revlry. We look upon stately 1
malslnnq and merllnevnl rnstb'R
ail thoroughly plrturerqiic. ve '
hsve thrills when Porothy rides :
alop a massive wall to reach her;
lover and again when she saves I
the 0'ieen's life. We have Intrigue'!
nnd suspense, humor and conflict I
all the way nnd we follow it with i
unabated Interest dcnplte its ob
viousness. M Iss rickford's sup
port Is exceptionally splendid In J
Clara Karnes portrayal of Queen
Kliznheth n rich revelation of
ehnnieit-r and Anders Hnndolf n '
the pompous, blustering father
gives a comp'lHng study one com j
parable to llolbrook Jilinn's study
in "Itosini." t
Xow thnl they hnve found I.ctrln
Rka. missing ' w York planlsl, we
hope radio ' sincere soon learn
whnt's become of Hally.
nonby kept !;
Theatres
Fashion Show
Is Featured
In "Born Rich."
What Is one of the most, vital
factors In the production of ft mo
tion picture? A mere man would
i never bo able to answer that i;us
"on no matter how many "Kdess
In-ICS" llO Is Riven. .As for tllO WOlltcn
! well, we'll supply the nnsw
It Is 'be star's or tho lending
aiwoman's gowns,
I An incredible amount of time
.ond study is given to the dresses
be worn ill a picture, and there
aneers are onngea io go 10 sucn
1 pains. In the first place, the wo
:men In the audience would feel
I cheated" If they were not treated
hp th sight of severnl stunning
creations of the modlKte's art. Sec
ai)fnl of tho fnct Umt fnshlons
;chnnKe nlnioat overniihl. '
The latter problem ia one Ihnl
causes ninny henrluelies. "Months
ellipse between Ihe yule a plelure
lis sturted and the time It Is shown
ion the screen. II would never do
I for a producer to show his slar In
ipowns thnl have (rone out of style
lln Ihe meantime. Therefore he
fsenils out scouts to Inn centers of
'tfushlon to learn what' the styles
i.wlll be six months or a year hence
ami durinff the lulervi-nlnp pe-
Snodgrass
Zimmerman
Undcrtiikem
Ambulance Service
Phone Main 62
Corner 4th and Penn
While necessary to the success' of
a picture, this custom Is an ex
tremely 'expensive one, and !t' was
-especially so In the wise Of "porn
Hirh," a Klrst ..'National t picture,
now allowing at the Arcade then
tre, in which the lending roles are
portrayed by Claire Windsor, Bert
lytelt, Uurla Kenyan,. Cullcn Lan
dts, J. Hiirney tSuriy, Krank Mor
gan. Maude Turner Gordon and
Jackie Ott.
,' PJvery Kown worn by Miss Wind
sor in this Uarrtek Pictures offer
ing was fspeetully created fur her
iy thi' mosi .noted modiste In Now
York 'lty. Being a member of the
set fWilch vus "born 'jrieh," the
character lias to dress the part;
hence the reason for this action.
The result of all these efforts Is
a veritable Cushion shown il the
Arcodt theatre Tuesday
Tuesday. Vrmyiary 17.
Tuesday, Hllent night for: ClINO,
KFAK, KKK,r, KFKX, KI-'MX,
KFNF, KOA. KOII, KYW.- I'WX,
WlUilt, Wl'llH. WFAO, WKMt.
WtlMT, W1IA. WIIA, WHO. WiH.
WU. V, Wtllih, WS.
CK V, Winnipeg. Can. (Central.
45(1), 7::in p, nt., university lecture;
H:l.r, studio concert; i, hulf-hnur
progntin, ('npltol theater; . H::io,
Uoselnnd dunce gtirdei.
KSli. St. l.ouls, Mo.' (Pent nil,
fi4ri.-), 0 p. m.; concert, Tlenjauiln
liader'H orehesl rn ; !, stiidlo recital,
flarencn H. itogits. tenor; I'anl
Frieas. pt:i iiImt ; "Interior Decorat
ing as a Fine Art,' Paul Valeittl.
CNR It, Iteglna, fun. (Manntaln.
42u), K p. m., veUly I ... 1 1 i ii m tra
vel talcs; Saint '- Mnry'H eoncert
clioir.
KFDM, P.eaumont, ' Tex. (Cen
tral, 31f.r,), S p. m., musienl pro
gram, members of Magnolia Pe
troleum eotnpnny.
KF1 1.0H ANJKI.KS. Calif. (Pa
cific, 4tI7), fiilin-ii p. m., Fxainlner's
musienl half hour; tt:4fi-7, MpeaUer;
7-8. program, Hills Ilia., present
ing dinner music; 8-9, Aeolian resi
dence plpn orgnn studio, Dan Mc
Farlund, organist; li-l 0, Kxnmtner,
Long .llcaeh Municipal band; 10
1 1, Pncluird llnllad hour, llhun
Gill and Hchs Itudisllt, the tnelndy
girls. ' ( . ' . . : i
KFOA, Seattle, Wosh. (Pnclfle,
455), fi:4r,-K:ir. p. Hhodes' De
partment story;. K::i0-10, Times
dance music. Toots -Dates Pavilion
orchestra; Hurwld 'Weeks, - song
composer; 10:05-11, Olympic hotel
dance music.
K FOX, Seattle, Wash. (Pacific.
238). 7: J 5-R p. m., bedtime story.
Aunt Vivien; 8-U, Karl Gray and
his Hotel Butler orchestru; 9-10,
eoncert hour; 10-11, Karl Gray and
his orchestra.
KFfcG. l.os Angeles. Cntlf. (Pa
cific, 278). fi:30-7:yo p. m., cliil
dren's hour- with Harry James
Radio
Blue Ribbon Bread ...'.
THE SPLIT JiOAT 24 O., lTio
Miulo Cloon Sold Clean
In the making of our products wo use only tho bent of raw
materials and tnke pride In the fact that we have the most
modern factory In Eastern Oregon and. the best ovens known
to the baking world. Wo only employ bakers of wide ex
perience who are working to make tho very best hyead for
you. Try n loaf and bo convinced.
Prom the raw material to tho consumer without having been
touched by tho human hands.
La Grande Bakery
- K. J. McWILMAMH, Owner
The Only IndejH'iKlciit I laker J In Ln C.rnnde,
BLUE ItlllltON llltKAI) KUl'KRITNE RREAtl
I J
f 11 1 : , 1 ,v :.. " MiVr-ia
Ki hill Message
. Why pay more You enn buy an
JCSSKX or a HUDSON COACH for leu
Lcdbetter Garage
1 100 Adams Afeuue
The low coftt of operating our husincss eniililes u.i to '
sell you merchandise for less money.
Furniture Exchange
Fir and Jefferson " Phone 474-J
WE BUY, SELL Oil TRADE
Boardsley (Cousin Jim); Eugene
I Lamb, pianist.
KGO, Oakland. Calif. (Pacific,
SCO). 8 p. m., Antonio de Grasst.
violinist; Mnxlne Cox, pianist ; lu
1 a. in., dance music, Henry Hut
stead's orchestra.
KGW. Portland. Ore. (pacific,
492), & p. m., children's program,
-jtory, I'ncle Dave; 8, Oregon; Ag
ricultural college exteiihlon Bi'rvico
li'cture; S:30, concert, Mt. Angel
College Jubilee minstrels; 10, MulL
noinah Hotel Strollers. 1
KHJ. Los Angeli-a, Calif. (Pa
cific, 404). 6.:30 p. m., Art Illclt
mnn'a Dlltmore hotel concert or
chestra, Kdward FltKpatrlck, di
rector; U:HO-7:$0, little stories
American history, Prof. Walter
Sylvester HerUog: weekly visit of
Queen Titania and Handuuin from
Fairy land, t'liclo Jolin and louis
F. Ktetn, harmonica and autuharp
soloists; 7:4ft, "Income Tux," Capt.
John T. Itilcy; J-10. program. Julie
Kellar trio, I'eerle.sH prhtluets com
pany; 10-11. Karl Durtnett's Dllt
more hotel dance orchestra.
KJH. Los Angeles. Calif. (Pa
cific, 293). 8-!):3ti p. in., vocal and
Instrumental program, Prof. J. It.
Trowbridge.
KXX, Hollywood, Calif. (Pacific,
3:17). n:4n-ti:15 p. m.. Wurllty.i-r
pllie organ studio; sports talk, Std
'Iff; ::iu-7:He, dinner hour music,
It. C, "Cliff" Diir.ini; 8-t), program.
First National and Faclfic-Houth-west
banks; 9-10, KN'.V fentiire
program; 10-12. movie night. Am
biissndor hotel. Town Crier, Intro
ducing eelelirltes over inlcrnplion",
Alio Lyman's Coconnut Grove
dunce ort'liestra. '
KOA. Denver, Colo. (Mounlnln,
22.4). tl-ti::nt p. ni.( illnuer music,
News-Times.
KHAC, Mnnhnttan, Kan. (Cen
tra I, :i4ii.7), 7:20 p. m.. college
belt ami music; 7::t0, ' Fertilizing
Alfalfu," It. I. Throckmorton: 7;4n,
ntiisle, Mrs. (i. W .Hallshurv, tll
rerlor; 7:fi. "Operating the ln
cubiilor," L. F. Payne.
TIMIir.R THACT llOPGHT
nOHKBTTRO. Ore. Negotiations
pending for several days between
the Glendulc Lumber company and
C. A. llecher of Itedwlng, Minn.,
were completed when the lumber
compnny purchased 22fifi ncres of
Umber land on McCullough creek,
near.' Glendnlo. This makes ap
proximately $l&0,000 worth of tim
ber which tho company hns pur
chased In the last four months as
a purl of Its new development plan.
The compnny will soon move its
mill from l-Vrnvale to Glendnlo and
will construct about four miles or
logging railroad to Its holdings on
Windy creek.
The company was organised In
1900 with a clpltal stock of 2K.
000, This has been Increased to
$200,000. Before the death about
a year ago of D. N. Snyder, presi
dent of the company, jiad complet
ed extensive plunfi for Improve
ments and tho development of
holdings and his outlines are now
being followed by his heirs and
other stockholders.
Electricity 1ftibs California
, C(Hkltig of Its Drtnlgerjr
PAN FHANCIKCO (AP). More
than 10, one farmers' wivea In Cal
ifornia cook by electricity, ae
cording to figures compiled by tho
largest ' power distributing com
puny In the state. f
In the Interior valleys, where
wood, c-oal or oil is not readily
available, cooking, is done to a
large extent by electricity.
(Statlstlea indicate that there aro
in the state Iil7.fi04 rural light
and power consumers, and they
aro served by Hi.fi 13 miles of dis
tribution lines. Practically all the
farms are lighted electrically...'
Kentucky man claims a hen laid
three egs in one day, it being the'
first -sltrn of spring in Kentucky.
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Home
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WEAVER'S
Tailors, Clenners, Djor
And I'nwers
PHONU AlAIN 733
Depot Blrift
La Grande
Mattress Shop and
Weaving Works
Mattresses of all kinds
cleaned and rebuilt; Feather
Renovating. Rag. nnd Fluff
Rugs made to order and for
sale. Cnrpot and Rug Oleuw
lng. Furnlturo Ro-coverlng.
Licensed Fiuufgatcr.
Factory Phone 424-W .
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TIME TABLE
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1:00 I. M. 6:16 P. M.
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licnves Leaves
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7:00 P. M. 11:00 P. M.
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, I. (. lielAP, Manager
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BUILDING
MATERIAL
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Lumber Co.
Home ConiTi-ii With
Ilouio Purpose
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