Monday, Mav 2".. 11)20.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER'
Rape ftovrn
hi
The Observer Want Ad Pae
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties
FOIt 11EXT
yon BENT Two sleeping rooms. .
13IU fourth or Cull 3139 J.
10-6-iS-7t
i I
KOH HUNT 6-room modern'
housr. I1SS O Ave. 8-6-28-31;)
VOH ItKNT . .Murium furnished
Housekeeping nnt. Wnvurloy j
Apis. S-5.2S-2tp.
VOH HUNT Modern Apts. Phone
471 Jf. -S-2J-Stp.
l''Olt ItKNT 2-room modern fur
nlnlied Uowimtalra upartment.
1 17 Fourth. Hub Apartments.
io-D-ii-tr
FOK ItKNT Apt.
in
Koley.
In-22-ir
' qutrB J. J. Koley.
rou SALE
FOR SAI.B One. fraaollno woorl-
saw, buzz type, 8-lioran engine.
n Kood stiupe. A bargain If sold
nt once. Kmpllre Bl 2UU3H N.
Depot Ht.' 24-5-23-2tp
1'OH KA1..K Two fiirm wagons
one Iron-wheeled. froo.l as new.
One set of work harness. 2SU9
North oak. IS-ri-liS-oip
VOH SALE Knsh Jersey inileh
row. Call 802 Third St. .
. ' 12-5-23-2IP
FOIt 8AI.1S Leather Apron, Alto
horn und home-made niolasBf-s.
lira. A. C. Nelson. 201 r.. N. 3rd.
15-6-23-2tp
1'OH SAI.K Carload of new
her: 2x0: 2x4: 1x12: 1x10.
luin
120S Monroe St. O. Stevens.
16-r,-22-4tp
FOR HALF. Cable midget piano,
nearly new, tit a bargain. See it
at 12D6 N Ave. J 5-6-2 1 -4tp
FOR 8ALK Good .car, lots of
speed and power. Will take piano
or phonograph us part payment.
Eastern Orison MiiBie Co.
2(l-r,-4-U
WANTKI)
WANTED Washing. Mrs. Naomi
Nelson. Cor. N. 3rd and Z.
7-5-23-2tp
WANTED Girl for general house
worl;. Cull 2000 Adams.
8-5-23-21
FOK PAINTING Calel.nlnint,-.
Paper Hanging, can j. j". i.anu-. f he Alllllce Mm, is m j.0rt
ry, Phone 481 W. 10-o-23-tf and on rlour , tllH f,0.
WANTED RAGS Clean cotton wrr thnt will rs.urn will. him
n.gS at the Observer oftlct.. 'f J-""u c0,m,' s f,,lr"sl
Bring them In. S-27-tf "aughleM,
. - . M. P. Mash met with a serious
WORK HALK Pay Half, Music, j accident last Saturday while work
Madame Collins; commercial jng unloading the structoral steel
branches, college, credit work; ut tho sugar factory. While roll
physical culture, Columbia unt-! ing a heavy Iron truss upon , u
veraily plan: oilier subjects, 'dolly it slipped off, crushingls
Write today. C. W. Tenney, Pre- I hand between (he truss and rock,
sident. Gooding College, Wesley- j While Mr. Mash will loso none of
un, Idaho. "S-5-22-i!t. his fingers he will be compelled
wiiimi " . ' to discontinue work for a few
j weeks, as tho bones of three of
FOVXI) ;jiia fingers are badly factured.
- I I. K. Chenault will be the man
KOITNIJ Pair of horn-rlmmed j0g. Richardson will turn over the
glasses on streets of Da Grande, recorder's office to. and the tax
Owner may have same upon id-j payers can rest assured the office
entlflc-itlon nnd payment of ad-will be run without a deputy,
vertiseinent. Call Observer, Main: Mrs. Frank Carpenter arrived
37- 20-5-2 2 -tf in. Do. Grande Saturday morning
- 1! , ifo in Wilbur and will remain in
Pullman conductor tells us if he.
judged by clothes ail women pas
sengers would ride for half fare.
For The
Lawn
Lawn Mowers
Rubber and Cotton Hose
Lawn Sprinklers
And Nozzles
Rakes
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
Pfaona Hfr 81
SERVICE
Our new Telephone Directory will
be issued soon. Are you in it? If
not, let us have your listing now.
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
4
1 ..
If It
Can Be
Done
An Observer Want Atl will
tlu It ipiKltly anil wouoink
nlly, ,o mnilur what your
want, If It tan be found In
the l a (iiamlf. territory, n
Want All will mill II.
Hinder Interest anil reader
rimfitlrino built fiver a limit
Iierlml of years shows lis
value in Observer Wiuil Ails.
Inlilllaeiil people wnlelt
them constantly for Inlying,
renting, trudiiiK, (telling Jobs
anil Kt'ttlnK help, ele,
Tli fosl -Is small Ihe re
turns are iiuilleilinte.
"AW OnstKTER WANT
Al WlliL DO IT."
27 YEARS
AGO
Dally Morning Observer, May 211.
IH'.iS A 10 uere Irani of land near
l.a Grande sold recently for $20iu.
This is unother illustration of Ihe
effects of Ihe s.ugor factory. A
thirty acre tract, of which tin
ten acre track was a pari, was
offered a year ago for $1200,
Gus Levy, accompanied by his
mother, passed through this city
last evening en route to Walla,
Walla, where they will remain . a
few days.
.1. M. McCall and attorney O, II.
Fin it returned Saturday from
Roseburg, where they have, been
In attendance at the ax -Grande
Lodge of I. 0. O. I
D. Walker of Mc.Mimivllle, Yam
hill county, is registered at the
!,a Grande hotel. Mr. Walker Is
a carpenter and contractor . and
come to J-a Grande with- tho In
tention of locating here und work-
Inir nt his trade.
It , ,.l,nl0rod thBt A. v. 0,lvor,
it his city a few days visiting her
mother, Mrs. A. Good.
I Mr. and Mrs. A.. B. Conley re
j turned yesterday from a few. weeks,
tvlsll. Willi friends and relatives in
' Idaho.
Mariner Quits Farm to
Sail Alone for England
VANCOUVER, B, C. ( AP).
: Commander Eustace B. Maude, 77
j years old and long retired from
I the Boyal navy, Is going to sea
1 again, this time in a 25-foot dory
i type sloop in which Is plans to
I sail from Vancouver or Victoria
ito England by way of the Panama
' Canal, He is now preparing for
It lie cruise at his home on Mayne
' Island, and expects to get under
I way within a month.
I "I expect to enjoy myself very
much," said the veteran mariner.
; "it will be a long voyage, but M
jnhould be pleasant. I will head
j far out to sea after passing Cape
Flattery, pick up the trade winds
and boom down tho coast with
. the wheel lashed and caftvits
, taught. I have provisions for ion
days and a complete edition of
Shakespeare's works, so I will got
along very well."
Despite his age and the disas
ter that has overcome many of
those who In the past have under-,
NEW TODAY
NOTICE
Class If Nil Want Ails nr strict
ly CASH IN ADVAXCE; copy
imust bo In not later limit 0 a. in.
date of insertion, Kates: 2c per
word for each luw.rtiou.
WANTED Salesmen. Will guar
antee salary $r0.00 per wek and
furnish auto to several men Hell
inn excellent l'ord aeceosory.
Add ri 'H fvu 1 esi n a n u;rer, D f 7
Jlioadway, Granville, Ohio.
22-5-2."-ltp
FOR SALE Daby Holt self pro
pelled Combine. Huh run 40
days. Will sell fur half tlie cosf.
D. H, Ituekinan, Alicol, Ore.
0-5-2f-lln
FOJt KADE 3 year old Jersey
milch cow $45. Pohne 8r.fi W.
Dt-5-25-2(p
WANTED Dy High School girl
work of any kind. Call at KuTi
M Avenue. 1 2-5-2:1-1 Ip
Fanning: and Industry
Draw Stage Actors
BERLIN, (AP) Hard times on
the stage, have driven not a few
German actors and singers to take
up other occupations, and on the
whole they seem to bo happier and
better off. Seven stage cell br!tW-!
have recently become cafe ami
restuurant owners nnd four others
have turned to industry nnd com
merce. Farming has also attract
td a number of stage favorites.
It ie hard Schtllz, one time ma
nager of the -Metropolitan Theatre
In Jferliu, has become a Bavarian
farmer. Otto Sommeratorl'E and
his wife Thernsina, formerly t lie
Ideal Borneo and Juliet of the Ger
mun stage, have retired to a coun
try place near the village of Splial
In Ihe Alps. The former Borneo is
devotinPmuch of his time to writ
ing, ond Juliet Is filling the office
of president of the farms union
of her village with much success.
Bosa Poppo, onco a star of the.
Boyal Theatre In Berlin, married
Dr. I.cva and is devoting her time
to the cultivation of fruit at Bris
sago, Switzerland. Jtudoiph Din
ner, who won fame as interpreter
of roles in "Gelbart Hauptmann
plays, hs bought a little estuto in
Agnetendorf, I'pper Silesia, und is
occupied with mixed farming.
Hans Cregor, founder of the Co- ,
niic Opera, of Berlin, who marri
ed an American woman
and
came a farmer In the Dnited RtnteR
lilies rural life s,o well that he re
cently refused to accept, an offer
to come to Germany unl reorgan
ize the tangled affairs of. tjLe. liuc,!
I Iff" private, opera hous
taken similar feals. Commander
Maude regards his plans in a; by Harold Bell Wright, opened
matter-of-fact way and seems to yesterday for a run of Three day
think them not til all extraordin-' at the Sherry t heal re. lUuders of
ary. He will laud only once dur-ithe book, considered one of the
ing the long- voyage, at Panama, most popular of lhat author'n
and during practically the rest of, widely read works, will find that
the Journey he will bo out of it lias been actually translated to
sight of land. He intends tojthe screen, so true to type is the
make his course with the use of entire cast.
Iiis old nautical instrnmrnhi. Ie The picture is a masterprlece of
has dug them out of his sea client human Interest and suspense. It is
and burnished them anew. 1 e j n-pleie with thrills, It is wonder
has a good sea anchor and will ful entertalnmnt, dearly eonvey
une it when he wants a spell be-'ed and leaving In one a desire to
low In bad Weather. His vess help others and make of the world
is a proven Ha boat, staunch, 'a bMer plsce In which 1o live. It
well found and equipped Willi a emphasises the old adage? lhat II in
five horse-power gas engine, al-, never loo late to begin again. Ju
though the commander hopes tnjolher words It instills In everyone
cover the entire Journey by sail. who nets 11 f.hc message which lhat
Besides provisions, he in taking super craflsman of writers stress
fin gallons of fresh water and 1,0 vs In ull of his books'.
gallons of gasoline. I
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS.
TKS hooP Att DAv.eutss MfkM .
1 1 y 11 v
( ( TELL MOM JL:.r '
- d W SAME' J A
MOM'N POP
say mr gonm can x
SoRSCVV ACOOPLti GAU.ON5
GASOLINE ' 1 VJAftoOifii
To take TmG 'Folks CH' a
mv tank vjao empty
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Coado
But tgi 'PecviNS into tnm
ANTECet?cNTS I 'RtiTHOVJHT Me: PX
L C5LL.V. (VMNT'SUCH AN ON t5 5
' how oLD J AMB fljE IajHO t
r .'A
La Grande
Laughs Guaranteed
For Three Reels in
Now or Never."
With every ticket sold at the
Arcade Theatre today there Is a
guaranteed smlleago of three -thousand
feet of high-powered fun of
Ihe Harold Lloyd brand. "Now of
Never" is the title of the Laughter
Special, which pictures the adven
tures of a youth, a maid, a little
girl and other travelers In a Pull
man train.
In tills popular edition of ono
of the famous comedian's greatest
comedies Mildred Davis Is the girl,
Anna May Bilson the child and
be-tlno passengers are the usual tried
"-ti ' Koacn comedians.
"Recreation of
Brian Kent" Now at
Slier rys" TlfeafeK '7
"The Be-Cro
Kenl," from the
ation of ' Brian
i im'ii i, 1 1 un i i ue tit (iry ui i mu uue
"The Ke-Creation of Brian
P.IM- USTtN
7 THAT
IT'S A
KMEW
" 'i 1
ll J X Vj
1
C7
1 ) t-AU i'MV.L N
e( r-.LLtDTo.ow
-'
-w V
f KM SEBVicg, UK."
Theatres
Tvont," Is a credit to Sot Lesser,
president of Principal Picfurea
Corporation, which Company pro
duced It. That It might be i
translation of umiucsiionable mer
it, Harold Bell Wright, himself.
aided In Its production. Sam Wood
was the director arid no praise can
be too great for the achievement
ho has realized.
Comedy showing "East of the
Water Plug." ,
BciUeley's Antl-Nolse Law
Excludes Nocturnal I Man o.s
BERKELEY, Cal. ( AP) The
much-advertised anti-noise ordin
ance In this college city is con
strued by City' Attorney Earl J,
Sinclair as excluding piano practice
at late hours In the evening. Run
ning of scales and other such try
ing modes of perfecting one's tech
nique should come before 9 p. m.,
-
the city attorney held recently, in
reply' lo cohiplainiH oV neighbors
about a music .student's nocturnal
practice.
Booslors and canaries have been
legally silenced in previous Inter
pretations of ihe ordinance. So
have cats and needlessly used motor
horns. Nevertheless Die air of ller
keley Is not always quiet through
ihemlght.
Grocer's Art Work Recognized
LONDON (AP) 11. Rollell, a
Grimsby grocer who palms as a
hobby, has been nollfied that his
picture, "After u Rainy Day," has
been acrepted for exhibition In ibis
year's Ro.sal Academy. Mis work
also was exhibited this year at the
Paris Salon. Ilm Royal Scottish
academy and the Kuyal Cambrian
academy.
We would like to see a golfer
who made a hole In one meet, a
woman who held a perfect bridge
hand
The Way It
flOii n '
Mom
O0CH'
Nl 1, 1
Getting
SHAME I. HMS To SdftibR
YOU'D BE THAN
v 1 ! wm'M
; 1 mm 11
..Mil
' BHtrJ
KMEW YOU'O BE MCRB THAN r-A '
' A WlLi.MO To HtLP ME COT )
ml m
VJILLIN0 TO HfcLP ME COT
1 tmmk m
GRADE PUPILS
UPON EQUALITY
OX FOK P. Eng. (AD. The
American system of education,
with Its arrangement of yearly
grades or classes extending up
from the primary schools to tho
senior year In college, finds Ut
ile favor among English teachers
and university authorities. In
English public schools the form
system which puts promotion upon
equality of work done rather
than on years of attendance, is
considered to give satisfactory re
sult s, while, til the universities
the American classification of
freshman, sophomore, junior, son
tor nnd post-graduate Is unknown.
Sir Michael Sadler, president, of
University college, and a noted
English educator, has recently
erlileixed the class system of
school o rga n r.M io n on the
ground that under It a boy who
does not begin his schooling ear
ly enough or in the approved man
ner "misses the train" and there
after Is never able to catch up.
Oxford certainly In from from this
criticism, he said, as a consider
able number or tho students ad
mitted have been under tutors nnd
have never attended any variety
of school.
The disadvantages of a strictly
organized class sytftcm of schools
and colleges are well Illustrated,
It was pointed out, by the career
of Joseph Wright, M. A Ph. D-,
LL. D., Lltt. D., F. B. A., until
recently the Oxford professor nf
comparative philology. Dr.
Wright was born in a one-room
Yorkshire, cottage for which a
weekly rental of ten pence was
paid, and at the age of six was
working for thirl y cents a weei.
Tie never at (ended a school, but
at IH he taught himself to read,
and In the seven years following
ho taught himself Latin, Greek,
'French and German. To these ho
Infer added Sanskrit, Old Bulgar
ian, Old Norse and Icelandic, old
nnd modern High Gorman. Lithu
anian and Russia.
With these qualifications Dr.
Wright was readily received Into
tho university world, and In 1901
ho succeeded the great Max Mai
ler in the Oxford professorship
and brought out the scholarly and
comprehensive English dialect dic
tionary. He also produced stan
dard primers and grammars of
Gothic, Greek, middle, and old
High German nnd old English.
The value of his researches were
rocognir.ed by the crown, and, af
ter the ancient fashion, he was
provided with a government grant
or civil list pension of about
5100a a year.
Big Demand for Zoo
Animals in Europe
LONDON (AP) - The demand
for. wild ..anlmuLs of .varloiw,, ai?t,s
of ihe world has been greater this
spring than in 1 fi or 211 years owing
to the desire of numerous conti
nental cities tt replace tho slocks
In their zoological gardens whL'h
were depleted during the war.
Moscow, among other far away
points, has come Into the market
for various specimens) the Soviet
authorities having announced, in
tentions to reopen the zoo in the
Russian capital which had been
closed since the revolution. The
iusslans desire parllcularly jungle
beasls and birds of plumage not
procurable in ' heir own country.
Riga, Ijilvia, which had an enor
mous zoo prior io the war, has also
begun buying animals in foreign
markets to replenish the supply
which had begun to disappear
Iglit or nine years ago when the
fooil situation In he war stricken
areas was at Ha worst.
higland lias come to the front
Ihls year as a rival of Germany in
t he Importation of zoo animals.
this country now being belter pre
Felt to Freckles
to the Point
AWW, I MOPE WOO sToP K
?OCU MlSBftMAMIOt?'.' I J IT1 ft." A)0 VNOAJDtS IT ' i
aostbemadeop jS JiEi ' I HURTS so when you ) l-Z",
1 rom to j &-it lit 1 UTMStj J&m &
to-Mj J J&tt- c xr y a un t. ' "iL.ai!.!
A MOVJ YOO'RE SORE YoO A CT
( V.'OMT KBED THIS J" v
GASOLINE. TdMlOHT?") OH NO- I'M NOT )
L I DOM'T VJANT T-i fcrtiMA TO TAfi ( -A
TO ROS YOO ri tuc rao rtfiT
r r ' V AT AU SAl ...in,,,
Professional Directory
This ilim'lnry is rsM'i'iully linnily for Ilm mwiximcr or
for tho out-of-town rriulrr who nmy want tho inimo mul
mtilri'HS of some profoNsionnl limn. H tint brou fiiri'mlly pm
imnul null will provo lo lift u l-i-aily ultt to any ii-uiUt lit ou
titlniiitf prompt pi-(ft'S.ilouul wrvli'O
Classified For Quick Reference
1 j
Attorneys Physicians & Surgeons
II! 1:11 n. hhaiiv Attornpy-at-
IMW, l.l'fk-u Weat-.In'Obun liullU- v hyslclun UU1 Sui-K.;on
T.I-PI,.-. -Main, ii'. yftn'iT ' ' 'ATjiTi
" STI ll.l.A X. llllll 1411, SI. It,
COOlin N mil ,.KnHAHI.fl.0. nXlT """ T.V,ho.
, T. Cochran it ml Colon it. Lberluuii, R.Miinier. Itiilhllag Main Cr.j
I AtturnevH Hi Law. La Grande N:- 1 ,. L
! tiniml Dunk building, TuU-phuiiu
Mala yi, UMtltV ll(i;VV'. 51. D,
i.i'Al IIOI VV, l, I).
,.,,,, practice limit. -i to tllsonscs of the
. ... ... ... Eve, Ear, Nuo and 'i'hroai.
II. M, lIXtN Attorn, v nt Law, Now l-'oley 'DM.-,hone
Rooms il mul ri. New I'uhsy Hulldliig Main Hi
building. Telephone .Main 9j,
llOIIIlH'r M. i;AKIN Attorney 'at H I ( II II I P. I . A N n I S M . I.
1MW: ..... m. I'liyaU-nui und .Mui iivon
Jiieobson building. TolopTione Main
(tTi, Oftrdner Telephone
- llaildiiig Alma Uti
CAItl. II. lli:i.1l Attorney at Law,
Room 2tl, New Foley llu tiding, . , ,
TMlitphunu Muln 7V!). w .( t, adoi:., M, .
iwim . in wii n -mii Sni't;V'U
fsf'W Foley . Telephone
. Jialldlng Main t'J
Dentists
c. n. notti:, m. i.
NVw Fohy Telephnno
Dr. VF.HM .Miliso DentUt. Bulldhitf ' Alain l
Oardtier building. T-li-phoii iiuiu .
fill. K. I.. IIAI.S'l'US, It. I.
Practice limit. t l di!ie:i;tCM of tho
Dye, Fur, Noe and Throat.
l)r. It. II. Slll.I.ISn- Denthd. Iloom.i Rooms 1S-1!I 'leejhonft
9 to IK. Ptt!rnur-Rotrii:h building, i-.oiinner Ruildlng Main 778
Telephone Main lit. ' :
lr. M. P. MSNMA---leUt. Suite - U ""'S M" ,'
TVdSno'viain'V'l? 0 "" Telephone
ielephono .Main nt. Somiuer Building- Main 15
Ir. ILV fliritlMIV Dentist. Room
i;t, Somnier building. Telephone
at"'" 7;t7- Osteopathic Physicians
Architect P Jt i in;i,i.:, i. o. .
J - r-, -, --, . . General Osl.eopalhlo Pnictlco
TTTT.. . , rvVT I T aiAiiwAiiKT it;i,i'3, ij o.
C. II. HIIJ.KH. ArvhMert ' Prnetiee llmllcd to care of Infants.
Room 7 Soin-ner T'dDuhone
La Grande National Bank Building Building; Main 106
pared to branch out In this par
ticular business since the Germans
lost their colonies. While there
has been a little, more than the
usual demand for 'elephants and
oilier standard zoo attractions there
have been more orders for tigers,
leopards, lions and aeliras than the
dealers have been able to supply.
In one steamship recently there
arrived 15 elephants, 12 Tiismanlati
devils, 12 Tasmanfah eats 12 Tas
nianlan wombats, numerous walla
bies, hundreds of assorted parrots,
as well as bears, anlelopes, 'zebras,
tigers, leopards, and a col led Ion
of crams, in crates, which is said
to be Ihe largest shipment of Its
kind on record.
San Mai Gets Bare Art Gem
ROME (AD An extremely rare
wax portrait In high relief, of
Prince Francesco del Melcl, done
by Oi-hbDftld-si4,uith eenlury
iirtlHl, Renevenuto Cellini, hits been
presented to the Kan Marco mu
seum by Giuseppe Val Heppl. ' a
widely known Florentine collcclor.
The work, considered one of Celli
ni's masterpieces, is suppoued by art
students to have been executed be
tween IMS and 1570. . It repre
sents Ihe prince in the age of ado
Mattresses - Rugs
Cleaned - Itebiilll.
1'Yn t her Mall icsses M uilo
PIMowk Renovated
Fluff Rugs Made from
old carpels,
I nrnlttire Repaired ami
Recovered
La Grande Mattress
& Weaving Works
JJccimed I'umlgiiior
I'HOM! m-w
Clms, Edwards, 1'i'ftn
rather
r VHE PURlTVOr
CrrsJ Our bread
VULAN0 PASTRY
AwpoHOUtO APPEAL,
" 1
PumtV "Bread
Mfr"nr 0 ,'oi" rt II
If you are interested In
the purity of tho food pro
ducts that find their way
Into yojir system you should
Investigate tho nutritious
bread and dainty, satisfac
tory pastry bit Iced at this es
tablishment. It will add 10
yoMr enjoyment, stimulate
your nppetilo und please
your dlgx'stlon.
LA GRANDE
K. J. McWilliams
By BLOSSEIt
By TAYLOR
Y1ELL IF WOU'S-E MOT60'N6TO
06E IT MI?toONN VJHV MOT cT
ME BORROW IT POS A V-"W
so Ciowo in your c,r .seai