La Grande evening observer., August 05, 1921, Image 5

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
DR. T. U INOI.R and nit. MAftOARRT
J N 0 1-. K Dihfa.sf i of women and'
children a Mn-'inlly. (jiVe Phonal
mMi iun. i-rt. mime Mam lL'O. La
Grande National Hank Building.
: Ohwrver Classified Ads : I
" 1 1
physicians ao firnfii-oxs.
Urt. R. J. RirOK'MAN, Dentist Room
J4-15 I'ttlitK-r-Uuest'h Building, phone
Main 70, I.a Craiulo, Oregon.
WANTED,
'WANTED To rent 5- of f.-room mod-
NATI'RE CURE.
DR. A. N. MAYVIM.B Specialist In
chronic dlauaaea. Methods, Mectiano-
Theropy and Naturopath. Bkln and
blood dlauaaea, nei-voua dlseaaoa.
Chronic Hcadacke, Eczema, Sciatica,
' Appendicitis, Conatlpatlou, Bowul
Trouble; all klnda ot Chronic Dla
eaaea successfully treated. Phone
Mala 803. Room 1, 2, 3, aecoud
floor Coolldge Bldtf.. oppoalte Star
Tuoatre. Ck'flce nuura, 10 n 12 a.
m.,l:Stl to 6:uu p. u. Conamtat'"o
ree. t-tf
WANTED Experienced stenographer
,T I t.rJj.1' '"("n1, !F,,1! SAI.E-Recond cutting? alfalfa
rtiK i wiiie-iiuuiiu oai nay-irwrc ltr.n l inree Ttimisned nouse- ,
INO (lust, extra line. iail MiacK I Keeping rooms. lean unit newly nn- 1 1
1271 8-4-tf ished. Call Ked ltill. 7-:!0-tf
, I
Two-room furnished i
4th; St. Comer
4ih, Spring ami rith. 8-;i-tf
(111, t U , rill, ,- ,,, ,,- ,,,1111 111, H- j
em house. Close in. Call Ked !17! 1. poR SAI.R0nP Saxaphone. Will TOR RENT T
--tP Retl. Cull Mrs. Maxwell, Red Sill. apartment. K117
iNEW TODAY i i
8-4-:ity
address
Write "li", care of Observer.
8-3-2tp
ATTORNEYS.
COCHRAN ft EBERHARD Oeo. 1.
Cochrbn aud Colon B. Eherbard. At
tornnya. La Granda National Bank
Bulldlnar.
B. J. GREEN, Attorney at Law Prao
tlcea In all Btate and Federal Courta.
Ofrlce Im ttraade 1 National Bank
BulldlDK.
B. J. KITCHEN. Attorner at Law
Practice In ' all Courta. - Officer
rooma 21-22- La Grande National
Bauk Building. La Grande, Oregon
CONTRACTORS
D. J. MoLELLAN Rtflatered profes
alonal Civil Engineer; surveying and
aaapa. Room 12, La Grande National
Bank building. Phone Main SI.
ARCHITECTS.
hay ill shock.
Phone Farm 87.
s-4-at
LOST AND FOUND-
WANTED Position by woman an
housekeeper. Kuuch preferred. Ad
dress "S", rare) Observer.
WANTED Contract to shock tri-uln
GOo and 65c per acre. WnrklFOU SALE Second cutting alfalfa.
guaranteed. Call I.a Grande Kmp,
Office, Btnck 801.
8-lCt.
FOR SALE OR TRADE
FOR RALE Mill wood.
. 901.
Phone Rlack
7-14-tf
FOR RALE 1 piano.
T Ave.
Call at ISO!)
8-2-3tp.
field.
4021.
Proelistel Farm. Hluck
8-:t-:itp
FOR SALE .1-room cottage, some
fruit trees, cement walk, lleason
able. Charles F. Meeker, 1217 W
Avenue. . 7-2-tf
FOR SALE Used wonder Garland
heater. Terms. Call Red 7.11.
FOR SALE Ne Dalton Adding
Machine. Bargain. Call Observ
er. 6-13-tt
FOR SALE Cheap lumber. Cull Red
4071. See W. R. Kivette.
7-30-lm
FOR SALE Modern 8-room resi
dence, full basement, furnace heat
and garage. On paved street, near
schools and churches. Price right.
Terms to suit purchaser. Address
liox IMii, La Grande, Ore.
8-3-fit
FOR RENT
FOR RALE 280-acre farm and pas
ture land. Address S. W. Koger,
owner, Cove, Ore.
G. H. MILLER. Architect Rooaa 11
La Grande National Bank Bulldntir
La Grande. Orogon.
Fraternal Directory
8. P. O. ELKB I.a Qranoe Lodse No
488. Lodge meets each Tburaday
, evening at 8 o'clock. Home and club
privileges cheerfully extended to all
Hrother Elka
. NOLAN SKIFP.
n revolt,,.
F. L.
Ruler
PRAHHON, Scc'y.
MCDEHN WOOUMKN or aMKIUCA
La Grande Camp No. 7"03 moots on
the flrat and tblrd Thursday even
Inge of each ai'inth. In the K. of P.
Hall. Vleltlng vetgniturc ,ucome.
H. C. BALI,, V. C.
JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk.
A. I', ft A. M. La Grande Lc3ge No
41. A. 8". ft A. M.. holds regular meet-
Inga drat and tblrd Frldaya at 7:10
p. m. uordlal welcome to ail aaa
aona E. R. OUYE, W. M.
A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec.
r. O. EAGLES Aerie No. Ill, aneot,
every Friday night at Eaglea tf-al1
VlaltlDK members welooane.
J. J. MURCH1HON, W. P.
K. BIRDBELL. SeanUrif.
WOODMEN OK THE WORLD La
Grande Camp No. 169. Meeta every
flrat and tblrd Monday at Eaglea
hall. All visiting nelghDars wel-
coaa. Dues payable at the office, nt
the clerk. Itooina 21-22, La Grande
National Bunk UlilE.
Z. LILLY C. O,
R. J. KITCHEN, raerat.
L. O. O. H La Grande Lodge No. 8M.
Loyal Order of Moose, bolda regular
meetings every Wedneaday Dlgbt at
8 p m. In Eagle Hall, nuxt to Elks
Building, on Wedneaday evenings
Vlsltora always welcome. Duea pay
able at La Grande Pharmancy and
at J. G. Holm's Grocery Store.
D. E. SHANKS, Die.
J. G. HOLM, Sec.
FOIt SALE Pure bred l.owellyn
Seller dogs, C months old. Call
at 1105 1-2 O Ave. 8-2-Ht.
FOR SALE' Wood saw, fully equip
ped with G H. P. Orny Engine.
Phone Ulnck 961. 7 -2!)- If.
FOR RENT Rooms over L. & L.
Drug Store. 7-14-tf
FOR RENT Bedrooms, 1519 Adams.
Phone Black 3772. 7-HMmo
FOR RENT Furulsned room. 1510
Adams. Phone R. 671 6-16-tf
FOR RENT Furnished npartments at
K10II Washington Ave. 8-4-3t
FOR TCENT Two-room furnished
apartment. Ground floor. Phone
Red 2151. 8-4-2tp
LOST Gold slir'k pin; set with pearl.
Finder leave nt Observer office.
8-4-2tp
'WANTED Housework in good fum-
ily by experienced girl. Phone Black
I 3521. 8-5-ltp
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Header, with binder at
tachment and boxes. Phone Farm
ers 2lx. 8-5-2tp.
HEMSTITCHING and Plcot Edge, by.FoK KENT Modern apartment, 1208
Mrs. E. C. Tuckey. Alao agent for
Splrella Corsets. 1808 Second St.,
Phona Red 22. 2-1-tf
HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE
by Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O,
avenue, or leave order at Camp
bell Sisters, Indies' Furnishings,
130S Adams avenue. 3-22-tf
Spring St.
8-4-2ti
LOST Child's necklace made of $2.50
gold piece, at (.'ily Park. Phone
-Main 734. Liberal Reward.
8-45-2t
HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE
BUTTONS COVERED.
nan xian, run can, Acorn anu
Bullet Acorn styles. Mail orders giv
en prompt attention. All work guur-1
mteed. Orders taken for pleating.
MRS. L. 11. NORTON,
906 Adams Ave. Red 711
First Door West of Post Office.
0
Now Itiat tlioy we tfoint; (o pnh-)Uh-a
list of proliloofH, v. pretlli'l
unolhfli' p.'ipor H.KHiUriv-Novspa
pr Kntorprlsft AHsociniioii,
Wlint'a the ue of Ulhint; illsur
ittamoul at this tlmo. Ireland wnulil
not consent. Marion Star,
SPORT POT POURI
SporlH in or Yni-leil KIiiiIm nnil
WORLD CROP
i CONDITIONS BAD
(Continued from Page One.)
crop is expected to be a lillle more
promising.
Italy in Good Shape.
In Italy seasonable weather condi
tions nre prevailing. So far, crop re
ports are (renernlly favorable. Spring
crops, such as corn, haricot beans,
hemp, etc., arc ripening in satisfactory
condition.
From Spain reports indicate satis
factory conditions with the prospects
of a larger wheat crop than last year.
Very Dry in India.
,oked forward to with a great dea. d the yield will be .somewhat below I 1 hX coine
of interest. the uveragc. On the average, both - . , , ':,,,,,. iu ,.n ,.
barley and oats are expected to give j , nee(,ed ' G,.ave axi(,t
poor yiehls m all parts of the country. I vail3 a9 t0 the weakn(Jsa of th mon.
Cove to I'lay JJakcr.
A special baseball game is to be
played in Baker next Sunday between itne yjei,i 0f gram promises to be sat
Cove and Baker. Much excitement ififactorv. Surinc; sown cereals have
prevails in Baker, where the game is .suffered more or less from dryness,
Cotcher's Brother Hurt.
The Observer was misinformed yes
terday concrning the Haskell Bloom
injury. Haskell is a younger urom
soon in Western lndiu and fears are
expressed of famine In many parts of
the dependency.
In North Africa harvesting is prac
KJVllirlTB OP PYTHIAS Red Cross
Ledge Nj. 27, meeta every Monday
'evening In Castle Hall (K. of P
Hall), at lp.m. A Pythian welcome
to all visiting Knights.
C. W. .MOORE, C. C.
C. L. GRAHAM. K. R. 8.
WOMAN'S BKNEK1T ASSOCIATION ol
t'ie Maccabees, I.a Grande Lodge No.
27, W. it. of M. Lodge meeta first
Thursday at 2 p. m. and third Wed
nesday at 8 p. m.. at K. of P. ball.
Vlaltlng Bisters welcome.
NOHA H. MACK KY, Commander
MAUJOU1E EATON,
Record-Keeper
Denmark is Not Good.
In Denmark the agricultural pros-
r.c.la nr. ti!trl nu ,1 iitrmit'n irlno" MS
er. and is not the catcher of the Cove .!,. f a, n. l,o,.,,out i,0
rru ..inn v i '"".':'" . '"" - n
iu,.,. i. e "; commenced earlier than usual and the tically finished and the yields appear,
...omjt """"';"' rye crop is almost a failure on the ; on tne whole, to be, &omewhntc better
man, iit.s .s,,., ..... sandy lands. Other parts of .tho-'thnrt Insl. r. Jv Kn.nt fwnt
reports indicate favorable climatic
conditions. The area sown to cotton
for 1921 is estimated at 1,335.000
acres. The planting of the 1021 crop
was, howeyer, restricted by law, and
a proper comparison is with 1015 and
1918, when a similur
AT FI O'CLOCK
They are off before the whistle
blows In the morning Ihose Hoy
ScouIh who 25 slrong under the
nuidiui; hand of Scoulmnsler Pryko,
are sroing lo spend two weeks in I he
hills at Iho head or the Milium.
Most of the hoys are leaving Jobs
at which they havo been working all
Rummer and have not only iheir va
cation but also have earned the mon
ey they will spend In providing food
and Hailing tackle and oilier llilugs
for the trip.
Leaving l.n Grande In nutomoblles
they will go to Covo and from there
will walk across the mnuiilalns,
distance of from eighteen to twenty
miles to the camp. An advance de
tail has been in the hills for seveinl
days preparing shelter for the par
ly. Pock horses will hike with noth
ing to carry snve a few personal
trinkets.
It is the flrst genuine Boy Scout
camp La Grande has evor establish
ed and Mr, Pryke Is jumly proud
of the arrangements that have been
made to get the boys out In Iho
wide open and close to nature for
a roupl of weeks, IhUB refreshing
them und pulling them in condition
for the Bchool work when it starts.
ing brought to town since the open- i '.,. .',', i,,n ff,.i,i i,,
ing of the law on that bird. The only tho s genel.allv are expected to
drawback is that hunters have to go be beow th(J aver(1(fe. similar cli
a considerable distance to get to their I mMc COIulitions are ais0 affecting the
teellnS grounJs- f hni-vcst prospects of Belgium . and
" " ' Holland. The production of rye and
CtttttUfflttliniHIIHIIIIHlllllintTtttUttttt , barley in Belgium is estimated as.fol-
H lows: Rye 19,172,000 bushels, or 105.'5
FIND IT HERE 1
mntnmanuituuuutunmrttmtnmiu.
NOTICE
I will not be responsible for any
debt contracted by my wire, after
this date, July 28, 1321.
HERBERT J. HARDY.
7-2n-10t. .
per cent of the 1020 production; bar
ley 4,409,000 bushels, or 101.0 per
ceiit'of the 1920 production.
Good Harvest in Germany.
The drought has spread over a good
part of Germany, but the cereal crops
ar(. too forward to suffer and the out
look, so far, is for a good harvest.
However, recent cool weather has dis
pelled all hopes of an early harvest,
and supplies of old crop grain will
i have to last longer than was antici
pated, Failure in Russia,
According to unofficial sources the
CHICAGO. Aug. 5 Liquidating
sales I hat wore ascribed to a promi
nent New York trader had much to
do yesterday with bringing back a
limitation was 1 material selback in tho price of
enforced, and the areas were 1,231,000
and 1,300,000 respectively. -Good
Crops In South.
In the Southern Hemisphere in both
I Argentina and Australia, weather
conditions have been reported favor
able, and hopes, based on the present
appearance of the fields, are for gooil
yields from the coming harvest.
O. K. b. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. JO.
bolda stated communication the sec
ond and fourth Wednesday of each
month. Vlaltlng members cordl&U)
j -wlcomniniDA itrMi'itnETs, w. m.
FLORENCE BACON.' Bee.'
Is it the Harding idea to Improve
the Republican party In the South
by making It smaller? Greenville
(S. C.) Piedmont.
Get the Best Gas II Pays.
High test Voltex gasoline satisfies
the driver who cares. Try it at thir-t
ty-one and one-half cents at I.a disastrous failure of the Russian crops
Grande Implement Co. Come early is now generally known. The famine
and avoid the rush. 8-5-2t ; area embraces the whole Volga region,
the Kuban district, the rich province
Notice to Musicians. ! of Ekaterinoslav, and six central prov-
The regular monthly meeting will inces. The yield of crops will only
lie held at noon Sunday, August 7, at i be a third of the amount expected.
Eagles Hull. I Rumania Has Good Cropsy j
MRS. L. J. GATES, i In Rumania crop prospects are'
Recretnry. . generally well maintained except in
8-4-2t. I the droughty districts, although lut-
er reports state tnat in consequence
of further rains the outlook of spring
Sims Is said lo sland 'pal on his
London speech, but Pat wouldn't
stnud Sims. Dallas News.
Constantino thinks he nnglif lo
have the city that was named for
hlin. Philadelphia Record,
Is Anything Wrong?
How is your Kodak or Camera
working? If anything 1 goes wrong
with your Comern bring it in and le.t
us fix it for you. Often a mere trifle
causes, much trouble and it is almost
no trouble for us to correct it and
generally It will cost the customer not
a penny.
wheal. The mark (ii closed unsettled
1 3-4 lo 2 1-3 cents net lower, with
September $1.21 1-4 to $1.21 1-2
and December $.)..M 1-4 to $1.24 1-2
Today the price of wheat recelv.
ed number set hack, closing 3 cents
lower than yesterday. Today's clos
ing (inflations were as follows:
September $'.1S '-2
December $1-21 3-1
IT PAH TO Ai.VMItTISE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the un- cereals in these districts is becoming C
dersigned has been duly appointed by , favorable.
the County Court of the fitate of Ore- 'n Hungary crop prospects nre con
gon, for Union County, Administrator sidered satisfactory anil an increased
of the Estate of Edward Ai Bean, Dp- ! production is expected,
ceased and has qualified as such. All Austria Will be Short.
persons having claims against said es-i In Austria the harvest is progress- i
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
Kerr, (iifford and Company, grain
buyers, have moved their local office
from the New Foley Building nt the
corner of Adams Avenue and Chest
nut Street-to the old Bolton-Bodmer
place, recently occupied by the Ore
gon Hardware and Implement Com
pany, on .leiierson Avenue at u;';,lme verified as required bv law. to th drouirht the weather is not all
foot of Depot street 1 he irm win ; un,,ersiue, ut U (;rande, Ore- that could be desired,
be glad to meet all of its old custom- .... ., , ,, , , i , , ... .
era os well as all others having grain g", within six months from the date In .lugo-Mnvia the crop prospects
to dispose of. at its new offices. hereof. ; are not very satisfactory owing to
KLKK tilrl'UKIJ at CU.MI A.Ni. I watett at i.a tiianoe, Oregon, juiy auversc weuiner conunions. iteavy
FAMILY DRUG STORE
L.A OBANDK.ORr.GON.
Orc'in'fc Ihrlu-r lieaiiuiion of
TECHNOLOGY
KiKlit School'.; fieviiuy Drpirfiiirnta
1 Al l. IWlM Ol'KNS MPT. I'l, l')2l
l,,i il,-,,iiu., wi.ir Intl. K.rullai
Orenon Agricultural ollt'K1
I.IHIVAI.I.IS
tate are hereby required to present the ing everywhere, but on account of,
7-30-2t. ' 14th, 1921.
ELMER I. STODDARD,
Administrator.
R. J. GREEN,
Attorney for Administrator.
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
The Food Value of Ice Cream.
The following tabulation taken
from the .Modern Hospital, shows the
relative luei vame ot ice cream as ; paiI ,u, 15.22.29, Aug. 5-12,
compared with various animal food .
products, ail exprcsseu Hi caioi ici pci
100 grammes:
Ice cream 177
Sirloin Steak 251
Beef Tongue 154
Umh Chops 370
Broiled Chicken 112
C,dfish, fresh 72
Halibut 120
Shad 10"
Trout 1W
OvsttM 52
rains and hailstorms have been
perienced and these have beaten down I
the cereals in Bosnia and Timok dis-jj
trirts. Owing to the drought and theU
adverse weather mentioned above theJ
wheat crop will be poor, but the corn mmmmm
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY
All kinds of machinery, automoliilcs niitl tractor1 re
paired, overhauled and rebuilt.
Ascetylene welding of all kinds.
Cylinder boring and oversize pistons.
Crankshafts, Pistons and Piston Pins rcKroiind.
Give us n trial
D. FITZGERALD, Prop.
SHIRTS
5V
"Otiltlcii Rule" blue cli.'iiiiliriiy
"Yliite I'inc" liluc or groy cliiinilnvy
"fii'scfi" or "Uiu-le Sum" lii-nvv cli.'iiiihrav 7f
Bl.Mi-lc ro;iuty Silicon
"(it'cn ITinitl" i'.'iili'c;i(.l sltii-ls, 2 colliir
.70
$1.00
$1.75
WESTENHAVER & GILBERT
Satisfaction Guaraiiteetl or Money Refunded.
1309 Adams Ave. La Grande, Oregon
8
haw-
Ambition and ability combined'
with a proper amount of aggres;
siveness make poor men rich. . I
In addition to these qualities
learn the value of a DOLLAR,
then form an association with a
safe, reponsible bank like this, by
starting a check account and you
have laid the foundation for con
sistent WEALTH BUILDING.
T5 tr
PAY
LA OKANDE
NATIONAL 5ANK
. LA GRANDE, OB,E-
SOUND-P.ELI'ABLE -1 ROGRESS1VE
t1EMBER
FEDERAL
RESERVE
sy5tem
THE REASON FOR. OUR SUBSTANTIAL GROWTH
IS OUR SUBSTANTIAL. SERVICE
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President Harding's
Close Friend and Recent
Appointee Says
"It's nl most iinlielievalilc how much
less is tiic ch.'iiicc of wiistcl'iil expend i
(ui'c of 'chicken I'ccd1 sums, if. the
speiidei' is under the necessity ol'
drawing check lie fore he can .spend.
"II" we. could net all Hie people to real
ize,' the 'Rntisfaet'uilr. o.r.: .savin;; by 1he'; ,
'fiili'lph f'.pedit'iit (iT not ' spiWicthifr' J
cause it's easy to sjiend, we should
have folic a long way toward restoring
financial assurance."
). L. Pressinger
noinptroller of thti Currency.
What "Slv. Ocssintfcr says is true. Open
a checking account here and you'll
ajrrce, h) 1
United States
National Bank
La Grande, Oregon
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Swet Coniienspi!
Bppf Juice
Milk
Skimmed Milk
Crpara
So, roa pp. our ice crpam
fcigh for Food Value.
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