La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 26, 1921, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextI t'YIda LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN I PROFESSIONAL DirtKCTORY I ! ; OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS" k.i ! K bleu..s or women and children a pe, lu(v. Olive Phone Main 106. It. Fhune Main 126 1 (irando National bank Uulldlng. PHYSICIANS AXO BrilUKOXsT Classified Want Ads DR. R. J. RUPKMAV n.rll.ii i.4'.16 J'aliner-Hoem h KulldiiiK. phone Main 70. La Urande, Oregon. NATl'KH Cl'HK. DR. A. N. MAYV1LLE Buectnllat In chronic dlsettses. Methods. Mt-chano-Thsropy and Naturopath. Bkln and nrrvuui aiseasea. Chronic Headache. Eczema. 8ciattca. Apijciiuiciiia, i.onsi-.pat.on. tfowel Trouble; all klnda of Chronic DIs eaaea Buccessftilly treated. Phone Mala 803. Koom 1, 2, 3, Becond fToor Coo Id ire Bid... opposite Star Theatre. Office boura. 10 12 v m.,l:0 to t:Oo p. m. ConsuitaC-Mi tree. 1.4 tf ATTORNEYS. COCHRAN ft BBBRRARD Qeo. 1. Cochran and Culon B. Kberhard. At torneya. La Grande National Bank Building-. K. J. GREEN. Attorney at Law Prac tices In all Btate and Federal Courts Office La Urande National Bank Building. R J. KITCHEN, Attorney at Law Practice In all Courts. Officer roonu 11-22- La Grande National Bank Building, La Grande. Oregon CONTRACTORS D. J. McLELLAN Roistered profes atonal Civil Engineer: surveying; and tape. Room 12. La Grande National Bunk building. Phone Main (1, ARCHITECTS. ). B. MILLER. Architect Rno 11 La Grande National Bank BulldnlK La Grande. Oregon. Fraternal Directory B. P. O. ELKS La Grande l.1K No 4SI. Lodge meets each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Home and club privileges cheerfully extended to all Brother Elks. NOLAN SKIFF, Exalted Ruler F. L. PEARSON. Seo'y. MODERN WOOOMKN OF ASiKltlCA- La Grande Camp No. 7"03 meets on the Orst and third Thursday even ings of each aiith, In the K. of P. Halt Visiting relrn..to-fi v.ilcosse H. C. BALL. V. C. JAKE ROSTOCK. Clerk. A. r. A. H. La Grande Ledge No 41. A. F. A A. M.. holds rpvular row- Inga flrst and third Fridays at 7:X0 p. m. -aralal welcome to an ma Bona, E. R. OUTE. W. M. A. C. WILLIAMS. See F. O. KAOl.ES Aerie No. 2(9. me-u very Friday night at Eagles Pal' Visiting members weloome. J. J. MURCH1SON. W. P. A B. BIRDBELU Bearetary. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD La Grande Camp No. 16. Meets every first and third Monday at Eagles hall. All visiting neighbors wo com. Dues payable at the office rf the clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Grande National Bank Bide. JOHN SCOTT, C. C. R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk ly o. O. M. La Grande Lodge No. 8ao. Loyal Order of Moose, holds regular meetings every Wednesdsy night at 8 p m. In Eagle Hall, r.ext to Elkr Building, on .Wednesday evenings Visitors alwava welcome. Dues osv able at La Grande Pharmancy and at J. G. Holm's Grocery Store. D. E. SHANKS, Die. . J. G. HOLM, Sec. ' WANTED. WANTED Will do sewing ami drem making, work guaranteed, for if Davenport and Chiffonier in gtfol condition. Cull Black 1822. ,8-25-tf INEW TODAY! HARRY CAREY fOMfMi, TO THE STAIl. THEATRE WOOPSAWING Done promptly. Both' city and country. C, T. Howell I phone Waqk 12. 8-20-fitpj WANW:D Furnished house for win ter, in any part of city. Write "I.",! care Observer. 8-25-tpj Hurry Carey In one 'of bis bosl screen eharaeterlrntioiiH. . An oriKi- ROY Fifteen wants work for board: and go to school. server. Wile "X", Ob-8-25-Stp WANTED Sewing of all kinds. 2907 Norih Thinl. Phone Red 1.1:12. Al:t Hutchinson. ' 8-22-12t WANTED Colored lady wants work by the day or hour. Phone Red 41 8-20, lis FOR SALE OR TRADE WANTED Traveling man covering Southeastern Washington, Eastern (iw.... ..-j u;....,.. . i..Kn tk.. rafb on sut;;:;;; s.orDru m u . Stores ami Book Stores, to repre I Humorou. 'c.-lns ' of a p . .. i sent us in territory mentioned, '""vie. Those are son leH,; (he tbli Books. Stationery, Post Cards and'""" be " ?l V"" l','r Sundries. Commission basis onu, on Saturday and Sunday whore lie Good opportunity, for live wire. The: Walfop." a Universal pl.o o,n.n.a. is Oregon News Company, 440 Glisan, 10 08 Bl"wn w'" Hanr C'nroy in the Portland, Oregon. 8-2-l t , ",nl ri,,f rol,,- The vigorous modern western tlra- FOR RENT Two sleeping rooms.; m is enlivened by a play, wlihin a Phone 'Red 1001. 8-2(i-lf , Plav' Tho hero, goes into 'U small , i nickelodeon and there on the screen MUST SELI--0ne Singer sewing m-I"" 'llrt 1,1111 western drama chine and one trunk Mrs. It. II. Cok-,iust " w8 lm,,le ln ,ha "r0"x '" er. i:i()2 Penn Ave. 8-2(1-1' j 1 !l Carey Is shown In iho dark.-n-' 1 " eel movie theatre watching the Golden Bantam Corn for' screen. The west as ll Is depicted by ..... ... ;r i RANCHERS' TRADING COLUMN A Special Advertising rnlo will ho given by the Observer on nil Ranch advertising for tho nevl !I0 days In order to as. (1st ranchers In exchanging Uock, equipment, etc. Canvas Gloves Light, Medium, Heavy and Extra Heavy Can vas Colves and Gauntlets leather faced and -'I! 1 his column has been established to help all people of Onion and Wal Iowa counties to make exchanges of either land, livestock, farm imple ments; etc. Frequently farmers will have things they do not need and oth ers need the snme articles very badly but neither will know of the other Us thi- column. A special low rale has been established. FOR SALE 22 II, P. Gaar-Scott En gine, Cook Huuse, Wagon, Advance Grain Separator, Jackson Forks and Belting. Inquire Sawyvv llolmes Merc. Co., La Grande, Ore. 8-2.r.-:U FOR SALE 22 H P. Gaar-Scott En- gine, Cook House, Wagon, Ad- vance' Grain Separator, Jarksi.nl Forks and Belting. Inquire Sawyer-i Holmes Merc. Co., La Grande, Ore. 8-2-r)-Mt FOR SALE- ranninir. twenty cents ner ilo . ntla flaxen hnlred floor talker gets on mv i.luee in Mav Park. Phone Redihis nerve. He walks mil nn.l steps! :i702. J. A. Shi. a. 8-21.-1111' into a series of udvcmlurea in leal jlifo which would liavi been far t:-o rough for Ihe simpering liuro of Hie antique celluloid drama. A furious gun fight, a bntile for ihe girl,' political Intrigue, wild rides over the desert and a desperate fen. I between the citizens of a modern western town are some of the adven Inres In which Ourey panlllpates. M1k.ioi.iih (ioldon plays Ihe leading Hkfe Ft) It SALE 1921 Model Ford Tour ing Car. Excellent condition. Kun .'I."i00 miles. A bargain. Call Main 3, days, or see owner, II, -J. Nel son, lo02 Second. 8-22-Ut. FOR SAIE Modern f-room house with garage. Gooil location. See owner, Mrs. Sadie B. Clark at Or. Richardson's re.-idence, 8th and Penn. 8-22-tf TO TRADE Irrigated land Weiser for cattle or sheep. Culbertson, Weiser, Idaho. PORTLAND, Aug. 2C Tho live stock market here today resulted ln cattle sleady, sheep steady, hogs 2T. eenls lower ' with prime light hogs selling for $10; eggs coniple'.ely de moralized with no demand gr,s showed a, buying price ot 2G cen's and tho selling price on selects was :if. cools. Ruder was firm. A Fraction Off. CHICAGO, Aug. 2.I. Closing prices of wheat today were .slightly weaker than yesterday, September losing a quarter of a cent, December u.quarter of a cent and May- three quarters ot' near a cent down. The closing prices were as follows: September $1.10 3-4, De comber, $1.21 1-4 ami May, $1.2-1 1-4. L. L 9-3- FOK SALE ('heap lumber and apple, boxes. Call Red 4071, See W. It Kivette. V-aO-'m Wheal a Little Higher. TORTLAND, Aug. 2(i. Wheat sold here today for $1.07 to $1.12. feminine role. The action of the sto. ry is remarkably fast and in Ihe ex citing roles playgoers will see J. Fnr- rell McDonald. Joe Han-is, Mailt Fenton, Oito Myers, Charles I.eMoy ne. Noble Johnson, Hill Hettinger nnd the famous Harry Carey Flying Squadron of cow boys. "The Wallop" has been heralded as ono of the Harry Carey's snappiest western pliotoilrainas. Jack Ford directed It at Universal Cily nnd II Is said to hnve every ntlribule of good screen entertainment. A two-reel Mack Sonnc.tt comedy. "Movie Fans, program. WANTED About u half section of good land in Union or nearby coun ty, to rent. Have complete outfit, including horses, cattle, machinery and everything essential and know how to handle a farm. Address "UK," care Observer. 8-15-tltp HAVE a good saddle horse for "Sale reasonable. Address "A" care Ob server. ' 8-1 ".-(Up TOURING bargain can be had If any one will write "AH", care Observer. 8-15-Gtp plain. 5c to 30c On Display in Our Window WESTENHAVER & GILBERT 1309 Adams Ave. La (irnmle, Oregon Chii'njro. Tho play wns written by Mni'llm M. Stanley mml Adelaide Matthews. In the seroen version Marguerite Clark hR the stellar ro'o of .Mary Kurile Smith, a eaprieiouH younj? lady who has difficulty in ni'ik iDK her ideas behave. Shu imilui- pates in an innocent IxftmlhiK sehoul eseaPade which results in her plunge i into a nieslt of matrimonial entangle ments, j I.pn H. (.end ron ia seen as Miss Clark's leading man in the role of harry Mel.eod, from whom she en deavors to hide n "dark and terrible past." Others in the supporting cast are such well known players ns 1b also nil Ihe same" Ralph Hunker, Florence Kvetyn Mar tin, Virginia Lee, Alice Mann.M'rnnk illadtfely, America CheddisU'r, John Mayer, John Washburn, T. A. Ilruid-I on, Harry r isher, Wesley JenkniF, Ada Neville and Kmma Wilcox., "Si'rn mlil I'd Wivew" wn nrndiirnfl Scrambled Wives," stirring Mar- ,.,ior ,u ,i,-OT..iim f Edward 11 guerite Clark, will be the attraction at- r.riffith, assisted by. A. F. Hernadk.c sta(;e comedy chosen i or MARdUEltlTE CLARK'S RETURN FOR SALE Davennort in good cor.-: After Street Railway. dMon. Cheap. Call today, 141.)1 PORTLAND, Aug. 2(i.- -The City of Washington Ave. 8-25-2tp Portland has asked the Public Service , ' Commission to require the Porthmd FOR RENT Piano for terms. In-! Railway, Light & Power company to quire 3D!) Harrison Ave. 8-24-Mt , reduce carfares or do repair and con- i slruction work expected when the FOR SALE Mare and colt. C. W.! commission allowed Increased fares. KN10H'1B OF PYTHIAS Red Cross cdga No. 17, meets every Monday evening In Castla Hall (K. of P Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all vlsltlnr Knights c. w. iiooitrc. r. c. C. L,. f, R Alt AM. K. R. B. WOMANH KKNKF1T ASSOCIATION ot t'.e Maccabees. La Grande Lodge No. 27, W. 11. of M. Lodge meets first Thursday at p. m. and third Wed nesday at p. m.. at K. of P. hall Visiting Bisters welcome. NORA B. MAfkKy. Commander MARJORIE EATON, Rocord-Keeper NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is by this given that the un dersigned Anna E. Henry has been ap 'point.'d executrix of the estate of J C llenrv. deceased, by oro'er of the 'County Court of S ate of Oregon for Union County, and has duly quni.iieu ns such, and that all 'persons having claims against the e.-tate of said de cedent should present them duly veri fied within six months from the da'e of the first publieacf.n of this notice, either to the undersigned executrix at her home in the city of La (irande. Union county, Oregon, or to Jno. S HoilL'in. nt his law office in said dty Date of first rub'ifution, August I"!,! DIM. ANNA E HENRY, Executrix, La Grande, Ore. Dly Aug. 12-19-21, Kept. 2-0. Kcltz, Black 3582. 8-24-3tp i'OR A GOOD Home or a good ranch, call Black 801. 8-8-tf ORSERVER WANT ADS GET RE-SILTS. the Arcade Theatre today and Satur da This is Miss Clark's first pro duction since her return to the screen land is also the first picture to be made by her own independent pro ducing company. It Ls released through Associated , First National Pictures, Inc. The comedy was one. of the hits of the spoken stage last, season, dur ing which it ej.joyed long runs both on Broadway in New York and in FOR RENT FOR RENT Rooms Drug Store. L. & L. 7-M-tf FURNITURE for sale by the piece 304 Main. 8-22-tf FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms. Call Rlack 831. 8-24-tf FOR RENT Furnished room. 1610 Adams. Phone R. 671 5-16-tf I'MTl RPNT (W twn.ronm iinfnrn. ished house, cheap Phone !l!ed 311112. 0 8-2o-tf FOR RENT A few choice offices in the Sommer Building. Call Fanny Kommer, Main 7f4. 8-20-if FOR RENT Furnished rooms for! light housekeeping, nlso separate bedroom.. 1512 Adams. Phone Black 3901. 8-20,tfj FOR RENT A seven-room modem house. Also a four-room-' house, wa er in house and lights, mquirrj 309 Harrison Ave. or l (irandoi ! 181 ' lira i Tli m I - T' Investment Co. LOST AND FOUND. LOST Hub and cap off Packard car between Cove and Union or Cov.- and La Grande Finder please not-! ifv .1. F. Conlev, Cove, Ore. I 8-24-4t' MISCELLANEOUS NOTK i: TO CREDITORS. Notice is herebv given, that the HEMSTITCHING and Plcot Edge, by Mrs. E. C. Tutkey. Also agent for Spirelli CorpeH. 1808 Second St., Phone Red 22. 2-1-tf by Mrs,. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O. avenue, or leave order at Camp bell Si?ttrs, ldie' Furnishings, 1305 Adami avenue. 3-22 tf DOINGS OF THE DUFFS I'M 0 GLAD VOL) CAME. TODAN! I'VE(,0TA BIG , VJA5HIMG-VOU KNOW WE vJost oar HOME FPOM .1 OUW VACATIOM IA5T VJfTEK 1" tindersigned has been duly appointed HEMSTtTCHING AND PICOT EDGE as Auministraior oi tne csuif " Morten Mortenson, Jr., deceased, by the Coun:y Court of the State of Ore gun, for Union County, and all per sons having claims against the said. Estate are hereby required to present them to the undersigned, at I-a Grande, Oregon, with proper vouchers', within six mon hs from the date of this notice. Dated at La Grande, Oregon, this 25th .y of Augut, 1921. H. A. ZL'RBRICK, Administrator of the Estate of Mor ten Mortenson, Jr., Deceased. H. E. DIXON, At'.omev for Administrator, niy Aug. 20, 'Sept. 2-9-K.-23. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. Kerr, Gifford and Company, grain buyers, have moved their local office from the New Foly Building at the corner of Adams Avenue and Chest rut Street to the old Bolton-Bodmer place, recently occupied by the Ore gon Hardware end Implement Com pany, on Jefferson Avenue at the foot of Depot street The firm will be glad to meet all of its old custom ers as well as ell others having frain to di,:poe of, at its new offices. KERR, G.FrORD k COM PANT. J, . - 7-30-26L sl tf j' THE REASON FOR OUR SUBSTANTIAL GROWTH j Ijijj ISUUK. UD IH1N I IML StrtVltt. .Ql il ! ii !;: III ! They Chose a Banker Tho, United States lias taken unto itself it nation al lilldet., tlieveliy jilac-itii- tlie staini) of olTicial a.ii'oval on liudets ' as a means of cutting down expenditure! and- eliminat inr waste. (.national luidget is expected to savo mfiney tor the ( lovei'iiinent and by light cniiif. tiixatioii-rl'or . every hoiise iiold ni' AiiH'rien. ' . ; ' And .for "Director of the pudget tliev chose a banker -as 'one who knows' all about tne systematic management of fin al icil affairs. A piersonal, budget is a money saver choose a banker to show yon how to put. system into your finances. Choose one of our experienced officers-, who are always glad to help you in every possible way. United States National Bank La Grande, Oregon The vehicle provides the sort of part in which Miss Clark has enjoyetl some of her greatest successes and which has endeared her to the heart; of countless motion picture fans ii. all coiners of the globe. 'HOME STUFF" HAS NO 1)1! LL MOMENTS It- theatregoers came to the Sherry Theatre v,csterday to see "Home Stuff,-' the Metro speciul production which will be the feature attraction for todi.y only, expec.ing to get an exposition of home brew, they were disappointed. Hut they were not 'dis appointed in other respects. For "Home Stuff' is superlatively fjne, with a story that has not one dull mo ment, nnd n cast whose acting has distinction and verve. , . Viola Dana stars in this Picture, and lives up to the reputation sl.e hr.s al ready earned for brillnnl imper mil lion. We have seen her in l'f:-r;'iit pictures, and while we likedf the.n all, we nre flank in siuing that the is l.es in "Home Stuffy Welders of All Metals , THE BEST EdUIlTEI) IN EAST OREGON Cylinder Kegrindlng Crankshaft ' Iletrrimlirig lMstons, Piston King!), Pislon Pins Cars and Tractors of All Makes Overhauled- Machine Work of All Kinds Wa are equipped and mv.ned by experts for the above work LEIGHTON'S WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS R. W. Leighton, Prop. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY All kinds of machinery, automobiles and tractors re paired, overhauled and rebuilt. Ascetylene welding of all kinds. Cylinder boring and oversize pistons. Crankshafts, Pistons and Piston Pins reground. Give us a trial D. FITZGERALD, Pro As Madge Joy, the leadin,r actress who finds herself stranded wi'h an impecunious traveling show, Viola Datni is convincing. Madge plans to return to New York, but a serios of circumstances brings her a home with farmers, who take her in as imp of the family. The actress decides to fntget the stago and settle do,vn to u cn'm life. She loves a young fa.'mer. 'Ihen enters a bills' Bering company of actors, and a little runaway girl win (urns nut' to be tho daughter of the people who took Madge in. Tlie denouement is packed with excitement. Episode i:i of "Lightning Poro" i.' chuck-fuli of action. Right In The Lead ON PRICE REDUCTIONS , . Maytag Hand Washing .Machines N'ow, ..". no Maytag I'ower Washing Machines Now, $50.00 Maytag Miilti-M.tor Washing Machines Now, $95.00 Maytag Wood Klcctric Washing Machines .... Now, $85.00 Maytag Cabinet Klcctric Wiushing MachinesWow $145.00 These power Midlines are all cuiii.pel with the most TI'-TO-DATK WUIXCIKUS Von should see these machines lie fore von hn v o REGON HARDWARE & IMP. CO. Pansy Has a Light Heart C. ALLMAN Votl CAN'T ttAi?E ME. Mi duff ! - TT LI m . j ir ,i i i ri J S , 6 J . 7oi .'.rtM i- . Dr TEN DAVS HA.i f f FN DE PtfrASANTtiTl HMt li' MV LIFE. 1J I',E IN VtKV HK-.H I I .'.I'IPITS : ii! htJi VJHV Di7VoiJ5AV THAT. PAN5V ? HAINT Vou hf.aro? MV MAM HAS PC EM IK Ot HOM'MTAL FER TWO WEEK3 ' T.S X.lff.e,. L .... J . . mini i'm i - . " - ,..-. ...--v. - :'ii.'n;-;.