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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1921)
Monday, Aiiuiim s2, IM"J I PAGE FIVE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ! PROFESSIONAL I I niltlCCTORY OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS DR. J. L. INHI.E and DR. MAHOARET 1 N O L K DisenM'tt of wumell unQ children a ftpt-oially. Oflee Phona Alain IOC RH. Chun Mam 126. La Grande National Bank Building. PHYSICIANS AM) SUtfiFOXS. DR. R. J. UUCKMAX, Dentist Room H-lt. Pelnier-Koesch l-tulldltig, phone Main 70. La Umndu, Oregon. NATUKK CUKK. DR. A. N. MAYVIIjLR Bpeciallst In chronic diseases. Method. Mechano Theropy and Naturopath. BKln and blood diseases, nervous diseases. Chronic Headache. Eczema, Be I at ton. Appendicitis, Constipation, Bowel Trouble; all klnde of Chronic Dis eases successfully treated. Pboue Main 803. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Cooltdfte Bid., opposite Btar Theatre. Office hours, 10 13 tn.,l:3U to 6:UU p. m. ConBuitat'nD tree. t-4tt ' ATTORNEYS. COCHRAN ft BBBRHARD Geo. 1. CochrLD and Colon B. Ebertaard. At torneys. La, Grande National Bank Building. K. J. GRBWN. Attorney at Law Prac tices In all Btate and Federal Courts Office La Grande National Bank Bulldlnif. R. J. KITCHEN, Attorney t Law Practice In all Courts. Office rooms 11-22- La Grande National Bank Building-. La Grande. Oregon CONTRACTORS D. J. BlcLELLAN R mistered profes sional Civil EnK'neer: aiy-veylnw and saps. Room 12. La Grande National Bank bulldlnif. Phone Mala 91. ARCHITECTS. I. B. MII.IjBH. Architect Rnnai II La Grands National Hank uutldnh La. Qrande. Orecon. Fraternal Directory B. P. O, EI.KB I.a Grande LiOij-a Nf 481. LodR-e menta each Thuradai evening at 8 o'clock. Home and clur prlvileKea "heerfully extended to al' Orotber Klki.. NOLAN SKIFF, Exalted Rulei F. L. PEARSON. Sec'y MODERN WOODMMN OK AMBitlCA L.a Grande Camp No. 770S mec.ta or the llrat and third Thumdav eTon-Ina-a of each Hi'tnth, In the K. of P Hall. Vleltlntf yahrMio.-..- ilcoaf H. C. RAM,, V. C. JAKE ltORTOCK. Clerk. A. r, ft i. M. L.& Grande Ledge No 11. A. B A A. M.. holda rPiruiar rnee Intra Brat and third Friday, at 7:11) p. m. cordial welcome 10 an aia ona. E. It. CtrVE, W. M. A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec. r. O. BAGLF.B Aerie No. IS!, neat siery Friday nlKht at Eaglea tnl Vlaltlna members welcome. 3. . MUnOHlSON. W. P. . B. BIRDUU1X. Ba-trT. WOODMIHN OF THtD WORLD Grande (.amp NO. Jtts. flaeeia .r, Orat and third Monday at Easle. hall. All Tiaitln nelnhODra wei coaa. Duea payable at the ofllce f ' the clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Grande National Bank Hide. ' JOHN SCOTT, C. C. R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk. LTo. O. M. La Grande Lodge No. aou Loyal Order of Mooae, holda regular aneetlnga every Wedneaday night at I p. n. ln Eagle Hall, next to Elkp Building, on Wednesday evening Vlnltora alwaya welcome. Ouea pav able at La Grande Pharmancy and at J. G. Holm's Grocery Store. D. E. SHANKS, Die. J. G. HOLM, Sec. atNlOH'l'B OF PYTHIAS Red Croa. Ledge No. 37, muets every Monday evening In Caatle Hall (K. of P Hall), at I p. m. A Pythian welcome to all vlaltlnsr Knights. C. W. MOOItB. C. C. C. L. GRAHAM. K. R. 8. WUHAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION ol fie Maccabees. La Grande Lodge No. t 17. W. U. of M. Lodge meet, flrjt Thursday at 2 p. m. and third Wed neaday at 8 p. m.. at K. of P. hall Vlaltlng Slatera welcome. NORA B. MAChlST. Commander MARJOR1K EATON, Record-Keeper U E B. Hope Chapter No. 1, O. E. 8. holda stated communication the aeo ond and fourth Wedneaday of each month. Vlaltlng membera cordlaJI : W,l0OmiULDA HUMPHREYS. W. 1L FLORENCE BACON. Sec NOTICE OF REMOVAL. Kerr, Gifford and Company, grain buyers, have moved their local office from the New Foley Building at the ..nt-n,-. nf Adnms Avenue and Chest nut Street to the old Bolton-Bodmer place, recently occupied by the Ore gon Hardware and Implement Com nnnv n Jefferson Avenue at the tnt nf Ilonnt street. The firm wi be glad to meet all of its old custom ers as well as all ot'iers having grain to dispose of. at its new offices. KERR, GIFFORD & C01. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT. In the County Court of Union Coun ty. State of Oregon. In the matter of the Estate of Ad ,11a It lioliertson. deceased. Voice is hereby given that the un dersigned has filed her final account as administratrix ol me esune u. Addie B. Robertson, deceased, and the County Court of Union County, Ore gon, has set Wednesday, September 14th, l'J21, at 10 o'clock a. m., nt the court room of said court at the Court House in I-a Grande, Union County Oregon, as the time and place for hearing any and all objections to the allowance of said final account, ap pioval of the same and sa'tlement of said estate. Dated nt I.a Grande, Oregon, Auj 13th, 1921. GEORGIA HULL, Administratrix of the Estate of Addie B. Robertson, deceased. My. Aug. 13-20-27 Sept. 3-10. COUNTY TREASURER'S CALL FOR MARKET ROAD WAKRA rs. NOTICE The undersigned County Treasurer has funds on hand with which to redeem all warrants issue I on the Market Knitd Fund up to an I including No. 2328, serie nf i'ii. in terest ceases on the aliove warn.! on Augut 22, 1!?1. JOHN FRAWI.EY, County Treasurer Dly Aug. 20 27, Sept 3-10-17. Classified WANTED. WANTED Sewing by the day or by the piece. Satisfaction guaranteed Phone Black -122, or cull at 1705 Second St. 8-20-3tpj WOODSAWING Done promptly. Bothj city and country. C, T. Howell I phone Black 12. 8-20-(itp' WANTED Colored lady wants work. by the day or hour. Phone Red 411 B.-0-B-.p. FOR SALE Oft TRADE FOR SALE Dry Black 901. mill wood. Phone I 7-14-tf j FOR A GOOD Home or a good ranch, call Black 801. 8-8-tf FOR SALE Cheap lumber and apple boxes. Call Red 4071. See W. R Kivette. 7-30-lm FOR SALE OR TRADE 200-acre ranch. Will trade for La Grande residence property or will trade for 5 or 10 acres improved tract. Ad dress Box 455. La Grande, Ore. Dl'y Aug. 20-27. FOR RENT FOR RENT Rooms Drug Store. L. & L. 7-14-tf TOR RENT Furnished room. 1510 Adams. Phone K. 671 6-16-tf FOR RENT Nice front room, close in, no children. 1701 Wash. Ave. 8-18-Gy FOIt RENT Two nice bedrooms clos,? in for gentlemen. Iiujuire at Ob server. 8-?0-tfi FOR RENT A few choice offices in the Sommer Building. Call Fanny Sommer, Main 754 . 8-20 FOR RENT Furnished rooms for.' light housekeeping, also separate bedroom. 1512 Adams. Phono Black 31101 8-20,tf LOST AND FOUND- DOG FOUND Charlie Noyes has a stray brindle female dog that he does not want. Dog has collar with; Senea county tag. Owner can have same by paying for the adverti.Mii 8-1!) It MISCELLANEOUS rlEMSTITCHING anfl Plcot Edge, by Mrs. E. C. Tuekey. Also agent for Splrella Corsets. 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, Ladies' Furnishings, 1305 Adams avenue. 3-22-tf Hot Weather Diseases. Disorders of the bowels are ex tremely dangerous, particularly dur ing the hot weather of the summer months, and in order to protect your self and family against a sudden at tack, get a bottle of Chamberlain s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. It can be depended upon. Many have tes tified to its excellence. Adv. NOTICE. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Uinon County. In the Matter of the Determination of the Relative Rights to the Waters of the Grande Ronde River and its Tributaries. To Whom it May Concern: An order having heretofore been made and entered in the Circuit Court of the Stute of Oregon for Union i County, that the State Board of Water Control be required to make a further determination in the above ! entitled matter, and said board hav ing filed with the undersigned County Clerk of Union County, Oregon, Its findings and further determination, and said court having set Monday, I the 2!lth day of August, 1021, at thej hour of 10 o'clock a. m., of said day, j as the time, and the Court Room, ut ; Ln Grande, Oregon, as the place, for. hearing objections and exceptions to. said further findings and determina tion of said board. All persons hav-' ing objections and exceptions to said ' findings ond further determination of : said board, ore hereby notified to file 1 the same with the undersigned be-) fore the time of the hearing above mentioned. C. K. McCORMICK, County Clerk, Union County, Oregon. ' Daily July 18-25, Aug. 1-8-15. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Want Ads I NEW TODAY!! i i! WANTED Railway Mail Examina- J tion Sept. 17. Start $l!Kl month. Expenses paid. Specimen questions t free. Columbus' Institute, Colum- J bus, 0. 8-22-ltp i WANTED Position by man and wife un ru"ch or ln camp cooking and o . WANTED Sewing of all kinds. 2907' have '"j"3 they do n ,nwd an(j uh' North Third. Ada Hutchinson. f need the same articles very badly 8-''2-l'5t ' neither will know of the other " Jl'lUs this column. A special low ratei FOR SAIJFy Modern i5-room house! with garage. Good location. Seo owner, Mrs. Sadie B. Clark, at Dr. Richardson's residence, 8th and Penn. 8-22-tf FOR SALE 1921 Model Ford Tour ingsCar. Excellent condition. Run :i500 miles. A bargain. Call Main 382.5, days, or see owner, H. J. Nel son, 1502 Second. 8-22-tit. FURNITURE for sale by the piece 304 'Main. 8-22-tf FOR RENT A three-room modern furnished apartment, 140.'! S. 8-22-tf LOST Black traveling bag, Sunday evening around La Grande. Con tained children clothing. Fim:er call G. A. Chadwick, Farmers 10x2. 8-22-tf LOST Canary bird. Finder please j return to 401 Main St., and receive reward. Phone Black 36112. ' 8-22-lf A fifteen-piece orches'ra will play, nt the La Grande Band Dance at Ifex, ft Hull Wednesday night, August 24th. Public invited. 8-22-31 FIND IT HERE PYTHIAN SISTERS, ATTENTION A special meeting of the Pythian Sisters will be held Monday, August 22nd, at 7:30 p. m., at the Knights i of Pythias Hall. All members ore requested to be present. FRANCES CHESSER, 8-19-2tp M. E. C (iAS- -GAS- 4? AS We have the "Veltex" again. We were out a few days but we arc head quarters for it yet. LA GRANDE IMPLEMENT CO. j.f , THE REASON FOR. OUR IS OUR SUBSTANTIAL SERVICE hf( f& I ll (Mm) M ) lir' 1 approval on liinhjcts as a means of cutting down expenditures and eliminating -waste. The national' budget is expected to save money for the (lovcrnment. and by lightening taxation for every house hold in America.. ' . , . ' : And for .Director o'f the Budget thev chose a hanker as one who knows" all about tne systematic management of f in ane i I affairs. A personal budget is a money savcr--choose a hanker to shov you how to put system into your finances. Choose one of our experienced, officers-, who are always glad lo help you in every possible way. United States National Bank La Grande, Oregon i RANCHERS' TRADING ' COLUMN A Special Advertising rale will bn given by the Observer on all Ranch advertising for the next DO days In order to as. lst rauchors In exchanging stock, equipment, etc. This column has been established to help all people of Onion and Wal-I Iowa counties to make exchanges of either land, livestock, farm iinple-! menta, etc. Frequently farmers will' has been established. WANTED About a half section of; good land in Union or nearby coun-1 ty, to rent. Have complete outfit, i inilll,linis tini-ao, n.ittla maAina... I and everything essential and know1 how to handle a farm. "RK," care Observer. Add res? 8-15-(itp HAVE a good saddle horse for sale reasonable. Address "A" care Ob server. 8-13-Ctp TOURING bargain ran be had if any one will write "All", care Observer. 8-15-Otp A PULLMAN IN THREE REELS. Harold Lloyd's advice on "Pullman Car Etiquette" is being published on the Arcade Theatre's, sc-cen todiw and Tuesday under the title of "Now or Never.'' It is the .'irst comedy made under the comedian's i.ew ;.or.- tract with Associated Exhi.rt.iM, and is three reels of the herit laughs; Lloyd has ever produced. ' ' I A Successful Vacation. "Two Weeks With Pa," the ticwest j Bebe Daniels picture, - whi.rp. will be i shown at the Arcade 'Theatre today and Tuesduy is the sprightly t lie nf a working girl's vacation Miss Dan iels is seen in a dual role, that of the little salesgirl anil a famous film actress for whom she is mistaken. But It is in the adventures of Pansy, the salesgirl, that the audience is interested. . . It would be awfully hard on the store keepers and office executives of the land if all vacations ended so triumphantly for the girls :ind so budly for. business - as did Pnnsy'e little old fwo weeks. Hut from Tansy'c standpoint, her vacation; wui a huc 1. SUBSTANTIAL GROWTH They Chose a Banker Tlic United Btatcs has taken unto itself a nation al ImtlHfit, tliereliy plat in;r the stamp fit' official A I v i if I A The Alarm Clock Fails to Go Off iicc.. fivt.n thouirh it stnr'rd rather inauspicious!)' in a mud puddle. The st-iy is taken from the ntur-;l day Beveling Post story by Nina Wi!-,J cox Putmlan. Others in the CMt in-l elude Jnck Mulhall and Walte- tilers.'! WITH A SITER CAST, "HELD BY THE ENEMY' ; Another of William Gillette's gems' i j of the American stage beautify 's the j 'silver-sheet at the Sherry Theatre for J the last time today. "Held by the Enemy", was one of J, the greatest of American dramas, andJ I in its screen form it is said to be even I more vivid and gripping than the' I play itself. jl "Held By the Enemy" is a dramajj jof tense emotions and big, vital, human ( ', situations a story of love and loyalty ' ( and unselfishness, hate and trench- I cry and humi:n passion. It is filled with powerful moments and the under-s lying theme depicts the triumph ot love and devotion. There are muny big, striking roles in "Heidi. By the Enemy." U'wisjJ Stone, well known New York ai-tor,i. takes the part of Captain Gordon J HllVne. Airneg AvtTS. HI) Actl'eSS of'. many accomplishments, was chosen to portray iRachel Hayne, and charmint; Wanda Hawley plays and actually) im portant feminine part. Jack Holt, who will be remembered for his work in Tourneur's "The Life Line," and also in "Victory" does his best work in this picture, while Robert Cuin Plays the heavy with his usual ex cellent skill. Wulter Hlers, the funny fat boy actor, supplies the necessary comedy. Other important players are Josephine Crowell, Lillinn Leighton, Robert Brower and C. II. Geldart, The "Vod-A;Vil Movies" are excep tionally good. Tomorrow comes the "Round-Up," wi:h Fatty Arbuckle. MUCH WHEAT MOVES. PORTLAND, Aug. 22. More wheat comiiig into Portland this year from the interior than ever before. Receipt lor the past week were 1.3I4;!0() bushels, winch breaks all records fo the market. In the same week last SIMM PRICES TUMBLE The Maytag Company THE WORLD'S LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF WASHING MA CHINES, HAS TAKEN THE LEADERSHIP IN PUTTING WASHING MACHINE PRICES DOWN WHERE THEY BELONG. Maytag Hand Washer Now $25.00 . Maylag Tower Washer '. Now $50.00 Maytag Multi-Motor, ,. Now $95.00- Maytag Wood EWtrin - Now $85.00 Maytag Cabinet, Electric , Now $145.00 5 Discount for Cash ' a o 1st DrD OU TV TO get mr Duff's HOME? TRIED THREE TIMES AND THE" DOM'T ANSWER' u ' r' Work Shirt Shirts that will woiir, in Bluo mul flrcy riiain hray, .Stil'cl, Kliaki ami lfii-kory. 59c to $1.25 WESTENHAVER & GILBERT j IJ L i J 1309 Adams Ave. Lm. year receipts were only 418,000 bush els. , Since the beginning of the grain year, wheat receipts at Portland have been 5,044,000 bushels as compared with 2,531,t)00 bushels in the corres ponding period last season. With the water grade haul from the nil U1C wiei ifiuiie nuui I uiii uir ...(.,........ f;..ui ... and all the large exporting firms op- erating here, Portland has a decided . ,., ' ,v, u.,in ports as a wheat market. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank our muny friends for their kindness and sympathy dur ing our recent bereavement, the death! possible so Hint of our cousin. Birdie Smith. MR. AND MRS. N. A. DESILET. sit A fifteen-piece orchestra will piny at the La Grande Band Dance at Rex Hall Wednesday night, August 24th Public invited. 8-22-31 REGON HARDWARE & IMP. CO. Door North of La Grande National Bank lf ..l 11. La (rnnde, Oregon GOLD FIELDS WILL - BE MAPPED BY U. S. BAKER, Auk. 2 On a mnpplng and survey expedition throughout the Eastern Oregon sold fields, a field . . party from Ilia Oregon Bureau of 8'mS ",u"1 T mobile will arrive ln Baker from Oram county In a few days and trom this point will nidlate to the various mining dlstrlclH. Mine owners and others Interested aro urged to cooperate as mueh as completo mapping and survey of the mineral belt can be made. The work nf the party, assaying, otc, is rree lo all, tho expense of tlia party being financed by the Binta. THE OBSERVER WANTS RAGS. BY ALLMAN I BELIEVE. I'D BETTER WIRE HEL.EM TO COME HOME ONCE AT U, once f r-S ft 11 1
