La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 10, 1921, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextAWrlm-srinv. Annsf Ui, LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 51 PHOFESSIONAI, mUKCTOKY OSTEOPATHIC !'HYHl"",xs" children Main lot. Hi.;. l.hA .'J nana, Building. PHYSICIANS AND Kl'ltfil-nss. w J-RWKMAN. Dentl.t-Hoom 14-111 Palin-r-Ku.h Building, pi,,,, Main 7u. La. (jrund. cuvs'ii. NATI'KK Cl'ItE. Ba A. N UATVI1.I.B-Benll.t In chronic dlseaaea. Mnhods, Mechano Theropy and Naturopath, skin and .vw nervoua diseases. Chronic Headache, Ecaema, Sciatica Appenaicitis, (Jonatlpntloo, buwel luB"i J ainaa or Chronic Dla eaaes successfully treaied. Phone Main 803. Room 1, 2. 3, second floor CoolldRe Bldav, oppoalte Star Theatre. Office buura, 10 12 a yi.,l:JU to 6:UU p. m. Cuoauilat'-u '" . l-Mt ATTOftNFYS. COCHRAN ft BBBRHARD Oeo. 1 Cochru and Colon B. Bbarbard. At torney. La Qrande National Bank Building. B. J. GREEN, Attorney at Law Prao tlcea In all Slate and Federal Courta Ofttae La, Grande National Bank Building. R. J. KITQHBN, Practice In i rooma 21-22- 1 Bank Building, Attorney at Law 11 Courts. - Officer ,a Grande National La Grande, Oregon CONTRACTORS D. J.. HcLEM.AN mastered profes sional Civil Engineer: surveying and aaapa. Room 12, La Grande National Bank bulldlnr. Phone Main II. ARCHITECTS. C. B. KILLER, Architect Rooss 1) L Grande National Bank Bulldnlr Lm Grande. Oregon. Fraternal Directory B. P. O. ELKS U Qranae Loire Nn 411. LodKe meets each Tburada evening at 8 o'clock. Home and clur privileges cheerfully extended to al' Brother Bit NOLAN SKIFF, Exalted Ruler F. L. PEAKRON. Src'y MODERN WUOUMHN OF lMBHICA- La Qrande Camp No. 7"03 meeta or the Drat and third Thursday eTn. Intra of each armth, In the K. of P Ball, Visiting Kln,ir Micoe H. C. BALI,. V. C. JAKfl ROSTOCK, Clerk ja. r. ft A. U. Grande Ledge N" 41, A. F. ft A. M., holda regular meet Inge drat and third Frldaya at 7 : p. m. Cordial welcome to all Ma- SODS. E. R. OUYE, W. M. A. C. WILLIAMS. See. F. O. BAGLE8 Aerie No. , meet, every Friday night at Eagles Ul Vlaltlng members weloome. J, J. MURCHISON. W. P. M. BIRDS ELL. Bea'Mary. KVOODMBN OF THE Orande Oaaip No. ll, WORLD La ueets every f Orel and third Monday at ISnglei hn Ail vtaMIn nelirhosra wel- coao. Dues payable at the office of the clerk. Rooma 21-22, La Orande National Bank EliIs. Z. LILLY C. O. R. J. K1TCHWN Ware I O. O. M. La Grande Lodge No. sby Loyal Order of Mooae, holda regular meetings every Wedneaday night at I p. ra In Eagle Hall, next to Elkr Building, on Wedneaday evenlnga Vtaltora alwava welcome. Dues par able at La Grande Pharmancy and at J. G. Holm's Grocery Store. D. E. SHANKS, Die. J. G. HOLM, See. JLNIOHTB OF PYTHIAB Red Croar t,cdge No. 27, meets every Monday evening In Castle Hall (K. of P Hall), at I p. m. A Pythian welcome to all Tlslllnr Knights. C. W. MOOHE, C. C. O. L. fl RA HAM. K. R. S. WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION ot tie Maccabees. La Grande Lodge No 17, W. U. of M. Lodge meets flrat , Thursday at 2 p. m. and third W ed neaday at 8 p. m., at K. of P. hall Visiting Blatera welcome. NORA a MACkEY. Commander ' MARJORIB EATON. ' rtecord-TTeepar O. E. . Hope Chapter No. 1J, O. B. S. holds stated oommunlcstlon the sec ond and fourth Wednesday of each month. Visiting members oordlall.i welcomed. nMpHriEYS, W. il FLORENCE JJACON. Sec, . NOTICE OF REMOVAL Kerr, Gitford and Company, grotn buyers, have moved their local office from the New Foley Building at 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 nany, on Jefferson Avenue at the foot of Depot stf eet. The firm will be glad to meet all of its old custom ers as well as all others having grain to dispose of, at its new offices. KERR, GIFFORD & COMPANY. NOTICK TO CREDITORS. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been duly appointed by the County Court of the State of Oregon for Union County, Executor of the Estate of Rudolphine L. Harm, deceased, and has qualified as such. All persons having claims against said estate are hereliy required to present the same, verified as required hv law. to the undersigned at La r.r-ml Oretron. within six months frnm tli ilntP hereof. rtutvA t T.a Grande. Oregon, this 12th day of July, 1921. J. H. BLUMENSTEIN, Executor of the Estate of Rudolphine L. Harm, deceased. Dly. Jly. 12-19-26, Aug. 2 9. iniHiiiiiiiiiinanm FIND IT HERI NOTH 'K I will not be responsible for any debt contracted by my wife after this date. July 28. J921. HERBERT J. HARDT. 7-2-10t. Cet the Best C,s It Pays. l!i(th test Veltex gasoline satisfies the driver who cares. Try it at thir ty and one-half een's at L Grande Implement Co. Come early and avoid the ruh. . ... , . , ..- 8-4-lil Observer Classified WANTED. WANTED Information as to the ail dress cif Allen-Parker, of l.u (irantte,: who afterwards lived in Idaho. Ad dress K. W. Spalding, National Met ropolitan Bank building, Washing-1 ton, 11. C. 8-8-2lpi LADIES See the demonstration of return Embroidery Needles at New lin' . 8--2tp FOK SALE OR TRADE FOR SALE Cooking apples. Phone Black :i4lll. 8-il-2tp FOR RALE Cheap lumber. Call Red 41)71. See W. R. Kivelte.' ' 7-30-lm FOK SALE ll-room house, furnished or unfurnished. 11102 Alder. St. 8-8-6tp FOR SALE Bargain. Indian Motor cycle. '1010 Model. Phone -ne:l 3191. . ' 8-9-2tr FOR SALE 3 1-4 waKon. Oood con dition, J, I). Dobbin. '.Phone Farm; era 20x. 8-8-:ltp ' FOR SALl'i Twine-bound oat hay. ; No du.it, extra fine. Call Black 1271. 8-4-tf FOR SALE 3-room cottage, some fruit trees, cement walk. ' Reason able. " Chni'les F; Berker 1217 W Avenue.' ' 7-2-tf FOK RENT FOR RENT Rooms Drug Store. L- & L. - 7-14-tf WHEAT IS A CENT, LOWER. PORTLAND, Aug. 10. Wheat went off a cent today. It is quoted at $1.04 to $1.12. CHICAGO. Aug. 10 Wheat broke two cents today. Seplember futures closed at $1.21 and December al $1.24. ; New export business In wheat yes terday was estimated at as high as a million bushels. . Foreign ex change reacted slinrply yesterday following the- upward - movement Monday. , Hurling broltH 7 cents yesterday. What Became of Them? A Frem-li engineer claims to have discovered evidence tluit a giat river on'e flowed northward across the Sahara desert Into the Medltemineuu and was lined with prosperous com munities. ' . Alexander Had Cold Coffin. . Alexander the Oreat Is said lo have been burled In a golden coflln. California peaches for early canning 2fi-pounti boxes at $2.15. 8-10-21 HOLM GROCERY. Same Old Story Hut a Good One. Mrs. Mahala Burns, Savanna, Mo., relates an experience, tne like oi which has happened in almost every neighborhood in this country, and has been told and related by thousands of i others, as follows: "1 used a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea remedy about nine years ago and it cured me o flux (dysentery). I had another attack of the some complaint , three or four years ago and a few dos- es of this remedy cured me. I have . recommended it to dozens of people,' since I first used it and shall continue i to dp so for 1 know it is a quick ami positive cure for bowel troubles. Adv. Oreicun't Higher Invliiulton of TECHNOLOGY Fight SrhooU: Srvrnty Dt-partmenH Mil. TKRM OPKNS SUT. 19. 1921 lul iiif(HitilMi wulf Ultte Rrritlfir Oregon Auricultuml College f.OHVAl I IS DOINGS OF THE DUFFS CAN IOO ROW I SOkfc. I 4 60AT, DAWNfpj I I LL t Wr ,1 -i I k! FOR RENT Bedroom at 1M2 Adams ! I Phone Black :i!ti)l. 8-8-tf FOR RENT Bedrooms, 1519 Adums. Phone Black. 3772. 7-1(1-1 mo FOR RENT Furnished room. 1510 Adams. Phone H. 671 6-10-tf FOR iRENT Two furnished cooms (J.ouncr floor, 1205 Fourth. 8-9-M MISCELLANEOUS itMSTITCHING and Plcot Edge, by Mrs. E. C. Tuekey. Also agent for Spirella Corset, 1808 Second St., Phone 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, 1305 Adams avenue. 3-22-tf rl EM STITOH IN G AND PICOT EDGE BUTTONS COVERED. Half Ball, Full Ball, Acorn and Bullet Acorn styles. Mail orders giv en prompt attention. All work guar anteed. Orders taken for pleating. MRS. U H. NORTON, 90S Adams Ave. . Red 711 First Door West of Post Office. INEW TODAY' FOR SALE Apples, fine fur jelly cooking and cntinir. V1!I04 E, N 'avenue. Phone Black HIHll. 8-10-31 HORSES AREA Palmer Bros. Wild Animal tjircus is coming to La Grande on Mono'ay, August loth, giving two performanc es, rain or shine, and inaugurating its appearance with a monster parade, a mile of glittering gold and silver with every feature of this truly mon ster exhibition represented in this grand pageant, which leaves the .how grounds at 10:30 a. m. Among the many big fettures to be seen this season will be Chas. Ful- OLD RELIABLE BIG ATTRACTION ton's stable of dancing, high school,1 rare comedy, and Millie Van Tassel menagerie and beautiful statue horses'does the village gossip with eonvlne - In fact, one will witness a vi:taolc fair. Groups of wihi. junsrle animals put through drills and exciting perform- nces in the steel-bound arena, by jn trepid, fearless lady and gentleman trainers. Even the birds of the air have been trained to perform. In cidentally bucking mules and, brst of al for the kius, the funr.v clowns cavort about the bit- tent sp'Min,- laughter and eunshine nil aroun.l them. Two performances will he K!v't)inn 11 (i)HHtl fur AniMrlriuifl. It hrilitt en at 2 and 8 oclock. afternoon nnd;t0 n,,j thc iUyH tim lnPn hnwfd nijeht. hour's time will be privn in whi' H th; patrons of the Palmer Bros. Show muy I visit the menagerie .Monday. 4.uift5t i ir,. I A RcfreHhinjf Drink. A refreshing drink of soda is hnnlihii ful and appetizing. The Cymric dioxide gas that it contains halt p'iHi l tive dietetic value. When it rnn he'g ohtuined fresh and pure as it always j is at The Palace it becomes not tnlyii hcalthrul weather. but very refreshing in hot COMfc ON. snuw BRITISH CERTIFIED KURSE j Qualified in Epileptic cases, paraly sis, spinal diseases, etc. Write 'S"i Observer Office. . 8-10--U i FOR SALE Overland Model 75. Self starter. All new tiles, Price f:00 I C. M. Porter, Island L'ityi 8-10-llp' FOR SALE Kentucky Wuni-er beans 25c gal. Cull Bluck 202. 8-10-4tp FOR SAI.E Illack 001. Ory null ' wood Phone 7-14-lf, FOR RENT 1304 Penn. Bedroom. Close in 8-10-ltp My wife decided, one fine day, To make a visit home, She told me I could bach, or else, To restaurants could roum. "Baching" does not agree with me, And restaurants imike me blue, I thought I'd have to close the simp And visit .dear jna too. I happened to drop In one day, At Al Cain s lee Creum Shop; The folks were eating lunches That appeared to W lip-top. So I just ordered in u lunch, I tell you it was fine, And after eating at Al's place, No restaurants for mine. My wife may atay away for months, It will not boUifr me,' As long as Al serves lunches I'm as happy as an be. "x s-ioiir iu:i:i Maurice Tournotir's latest produc tion for Paramount, Deep Wi.l -rrt," a picliirisation of F. - Hnpkluson Snltb'H famous navtd, "Caleb West. Master Diver." was presented nil li flattering results nt-ibn Sherry thea tre last night. The picture Instantly .achieved u fitting successor 10 the many screen hits Willi which Mr. iTotiriimir's name as producer is as sociated. - The stnry Is lntd-mTtlrrrNmv Eng land const. II Is at puce, appealing; Intni'OHlIng and human. Tlio buck grounds, lighting eOeets, under writ er shots, thrilling shipwreck anil stib MiMiient rescue acenes urn highly ef fective. Barbara Red ford, as the Utile wife of Culeb West, finely portrayed by Uroeiken Christians, Is a revelation. She is a new-comer recently found by TourniMir. Jack Cilbei-t as Hill Lacy, portrays his role true lo life, while. Captain Bell Is well bundled by George Nichols. Henry Wood ward does a bit of finished work as the young eohiruelor. Florence De sbon ('loverly plays tlio trifling wife, while her husband, played by Jack McDonald, Is a fine bit of character ization. Other notables In the big cast are Lydla Yeainans Tints Auntie Bell; Ruth Wing plays Hie hired girl with InK rtmllHtiS. Thn i-phI nf (lie rnst Ih Rxcelletil mill tlx in (Otiti)loUtly up nuuiuuiu. . . " - Atsoi KhnwfTi n';roinf-Iy. Toiwir row. l)r'lhy Unllon In lier Jaffi-il mIiCc-PtII "tfj.lf Ail lliiiit-:' i;' 1 THi; OXK TltAll xIih Thn won! "trail" In drama " I ,i - r i V'ATKII" Irt'TIIK SMFItHV ATTIt.lt TIOS LA GRANDE IRON WORKS0 MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDKY All kinds ot machinery, autolnoliilrs mid tractors re paired, overhauled and rebuilt. Ascetylene welding of all kinds. Cylinder boring and oversize pistons. Crank-shafts, Pislons and Piston Pins reifMtind. Give us a triiil D. FITZGERALD, Prop. li Danny (Joes TOM, SEE IF VOU CAM FIHD DANNV! I'VE CALLED AMD CALLED H1KI- SOMETHillfj MUST HAVE HAPPENED To Ultlt -r-r . r-,1-,. Ads s. Portland Woman Fell Off From l lu:l Pounds Hut Coins tl All Back. 150 "Im never going to say anything is J impossible again since Tanlac ,rasl restored mv health, for when 1 began J i taking it 1 didn't believe 1 would ever) I t know nnother well dnv.' snitl Mrs. W.l! Vm Wilson, 54 East Twenty-Ninth St.,, I Portland, Oregon.. S I "Fur years my Htrength hnd lieenll gradually wasting jtway and I hau j grown so thin that 1 was hardly more J than a shadow. 1 barely ate enough to keep boily and soul together and I I was so run down it tired mv tiown ( to walk even a' few blocks. None ol;i the medicines I tried reached my case,i and as my condition was growing I wor.-e every day 1 finally guve up htipe. ! ".W'hen I begnu taking Tanlac nil t 1 expected of it vans to give me somcjl temporary relief, and it certainly has,, been the biggest aim' gladdest sur- prise of my life the way this medicine.! has restored me to health and brought' hack my strength, I have a splendid. a appetite, my digestion is perfect and. J I sleep all night long like a girl, 'i nave rogaineu an my lost weigoi too. Just think o,f it! When I begun tak- ing Tanlac I only weighed one hundred anil three pounds uno 1 now weigh exactly one hundred and fifty pounds, which is my proper weight. There's not a doubt in my mind that TanlacV the best medicine ti the world." -j Tanlac is solo In Iji Grande by Sil verthorn's Family Drug Store anil nil leading druggists. Adv. WEAK WEARY WOMEN. Learn th Cause of Daily Woes and, l-jid Tkem. When the back aches and throbs, When housework is torture, j When night brings no rest ;1i'ir. sleep, ' . I When urinary derders set in, i Women's lot is a weary one. i I loan's Kidney PiHs are for weak kio'neys, I Have proved tki'ir worth in La Grande. Ask your neighbor, J This is one La Grande woman's tes timony. Mrs. Beltie Kohr, 2006 First St., snvs. "About two years ago my kid eys were out of order and I hud dull buckuches. I felt fTTJJl and languid' and my kidneys acted irregularly. I read about Doait's Kidney Pills and used them ns directed. Tkey soon curen' me of all signs of the trouble and I have hud no return of it." Price tiOc, at all dealers. Don't simp ply as for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills tho same that Mrs. Kohr huo. Foster Milburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. READ THE OBSERVER WANT ADS their way westward lo I he gold fields and II recalls, too, the big cattle ranges and the b4rdy cowboys Ihitt rode Iheiu In pursuit of a calling that In days gone by fired every American xmtli with n desire to go West and ride aronnd tlio big open country In tlie cattlu round-ups. Ad- .vendue and romance are strewn all ! along these Western trails. Thn cowboy motion plrturo of lo- WILSON GAVE U HOPE wtiolw production (loy tirlnH inany lutnntHtliiK rimii to t;hf! ,Toiin(ur niHC(n.!.H of Mm old nt , wltim u ' 1 '. .' ltian Hoiiu.'lijii' rodi) fiTiy nillfm lo rv!Hi iiotri'd iiti!g!(h'r.-( An .UMii.iK .'xuinnli of Hiirli. Mten lif.. U "Th OiiM.Miiu Trull." i.s.w Ih'Iuk kIiovvii nt din Arciidn Thniro, mid ill wlili h llin li Joiuri. Mm; -llaiu Kox shn, iipiMmrn. l-Mdi Iolo in "KjiiK of I ho dp- i-hh' Will iiho l.u mIiowii In ronnt'Oilon ' wfth lliu uliimi fiiliirn loilijy ami jTlnirHdny "t M,r Amnio, I A'Court'ng PIO VOU SEE I' , ANVTHIN6 0F MV 1 5AVM HIM ' I 5v' y IT 50N, DANNV? GOIMG CWVJH 5EE.. OADD'f, I'M 'LM 4 I . JtowAPBTHE TAKfNti MIlDEfiO hr t. s L DOCK"' 60AT Riding' ) M en s 'l 1 1 Pants W'c liavt just rt'ceh- ll Olir l'Olllllt't(' lint; of men's trousers' for Ixit'li work anil dress. They come from fine, of the 'largest liuuiii f.ivttireis and are of the Iw'st and most dur aide 1'ahrics in oat terns that will appea1 to yon. Priced from $51.95 to $7.50 ' WESTENHAVER & GILBERT Satisfaction Guaranteed or Moriey Kef untied. See Our Window Display 1.109 AtluniH Ave. MMlljssfeJllSllM Sage Hen Season Open I have the Ammunition, Shot Guns, Hunting Coats and Gun Cases. Also Oil Stoves, Refrigorators, Garden Hose, For the Home F. L. LILLY HARDWARE NOTICE. Through a misunderstanding It was anitonnc'd At the union aervice Son j, iT nlgbt that the service next Sunday nil ht would be held III the South Mi l,-.- otlist church. This is not correct. Fhe 1 THE REASON FOR. OUR wwm ja .. P I If If you nro keeping your .mowy in an un sure jjIIjwp wrti aits viskiiifr your own in- tl'I'OHtH 1111(1; pt'TlllljlH feltllrtilltf .Olfllft-n. ,,;Vp lniiiit.'t'Jiowtsitinll f lit' sum is, itslioiilii Ix'-i-nriiiitfr -iiirrrfst lie Absolutely s.-ife. Voti are not, Mii,-ir; with yiiurself uuless you ace saying- your nwmey sfey, A 1 i 01110 awaits Mljl di'jMisiloi United States National Bank La Grande, Oregon ill ii. La CiiukIp, Oregon service next Sunday ni.'t will he l e'd in t.f Presbyterin.i church wi'.h HV'V. O. W. Jones, pnsto- f the Chris tian church, to .deliver the sermon. This will be .1 a.'iho'.ir.ci.d in th churches iic.t. yii.vlav innrh,r,g. E. J. HUSTON. '. - SUBSTANTIAL GROWTH IS OUR SUBSTANTIAL SERVICE ret" 5 Be Square With Yourself Ifnt- v;mi. , Tr'slioiilij k you uere ,'is a sayings BY ALI.MAN 'r'.V "IS-- A 11