La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 29, 1921, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text..XI i,, ,,, ... J T r ilv. :.ut:iiM 29. 192 I LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER I i 1 I i h ill til;. ' 1 3 I WlOFESSIOXAl, DIltECTORY OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN'S OR. J. U INHMS and DM. MAROAKRT I N Q I IC LIs'bs-h of women mid children a BpeHalty. Ofk'e Phone Main 1UC. Ilea. Fhone Main 128. 1ft Grande National Bank Building, Classified Want Ads I'HYSICIAXS AXO Sl'RC.EONS. Utt. R. J. RUCK MAM, Denttut Room 14-16 Falmur-RofHeh But. ding, plioiiv .Main 70. L.a Grande, Ortjgun. WANTED, XATri.K CFRR. OR. A. N. MAYVILLE-BpedalUt In cbronlo dlaeaaea. Methods. Mechano Theropy and Naturopatli. Bkln and brood dlaeaaea, nervoua dlaeaaua. Chronic Headache, Eczema. Bclat.cn, Apindlcltla, Conatlpatlon. Bowel . Trouble; all ktnda of Chronic Dla eaaea successfully treated. Ptaoiie Main 803. Room 1, 2, 3. eecood floor Cooltdtre Bid., opposite Star Theatre. Office hour, lb n ia . m..l:30 to t:UU p. m. . Couauitatlnn free. v f-tf ATTORNEYS. COCHRAN A BHBRHARD Geo. 1. Uocnnn and Colon B. Kberbard. At torney. La, Qrande National Bank Build In. R. J. GREEN, Attorney at Law Prac tlcea In all State and Federal Courta Ofnce La Grande National Bank Building-. B. J. KITCHEN, Attorney at Law Practice In all Courts. Officer rooms xl-22- La Grande National Hank Building, La Qraude. Oregon CONTRACTORS D. J. alcL.EIXAN Registered profes sional Civil Engineer: surveying and aauis. Room 12, La Grande National liank building. Plione Main 11, ARCHITECTS. e. B. MILLER. Architect Root. 11 La Orande National Bank BulMnlR La Orande. Oregon. ! Fraternal Directory J H. P. O. ELKS 1a Oranae I,o1 No 4SI. Lodge- meets each Thursda. evening at 8 o'clock. Home and elur privileges cheerfully extended to ali Mruther Elks. NOLAN SKIFF, Exalted Rulei F. L. PEARSON. Seo'y. MODKHN WOUUWBN OK AMBIllCA La Grande Camp No. 7"0S meots op the first and third Tborsdav evon Jngs of each si',z.th. In the EC. of P Bait Visiting ptiri'Mre vrcoaae H. C. BALL. V. C. JAKE ROSTOCK. Clerk. A. . A. M. La Grande Ledge No 41. A. r. A A. M holds regular nwt. Ings Brat and third Fridays at 7:10 p. m. uoraial welcome to ui SODS. E. R. OTTTE. W. M. A. C. WILLIAMS. Sec. r. O. EAGLES Aerie No. J6, xoeoli every Friday night St Eagles Jt"al' Visiting members weloome. J. J. MURCHISON. W. V. A B. BIRDBELU Sesratary. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD L Grande Camp No. 161. Meets aver) drat And third Mondsy at Eagle, hall. All vlaltln nelgbnars wel coxa. Dues payable" at the orrice n' the clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Grande National Bank Bide. JOHN SCOTT, C. C. R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk. L. O. O. M. La Qrande Lodge Mo. led Loyal Order of Moose, bold rogular meetings every Wednesday night al I p. m. In Slagle Hall, r.ext to Blki Building, on Wednesday evenings Visitors always welcome. Dues psv able at La Grande Pharmancy and "'t J. G. Holm's Grocery Store. D. E. SHANKS, Die. J. G. HOLM, Sec. WANTEli Will do sewing; and ilrewi makingr, work guaranteed, for a llavenport and Chiffonier in jro-i'J condition. Call BlneV 1822.- 8-25-tf FOR SA1.K t)K TKADK A good seven-room house and six fine lote bath, barn, woodshed, electric light and city water, fine fruit ami shade trees, four blocks from school. Will take In a good car or. some good lo'.s. Liberty Bonds, mortgage, etc. Pyramid T-and Co. picture t the Arcade Thentw, '!s one! m the. palace courtyard wnen tnet Queen of the pet y J.urooan kingr- duni inspects her royiil -ruuim. Realart slur, playing the title ro!,ii is seen in the uniform of a. colonel: Jj of the royal regiment. A the troopej-: march into the courtyard for mspee-!?'-'. IOWA SCHOOL DISTRfCT, Aujj.; tion, the tiny queen, ; with her uniform, 29. (Special.) Born, AuRUst 24, to blazing with military decorations, J tt.,j-0j MSllnnq Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Walker, a son.; emereres from the palace, and inspects!.?" XlUnuieu wxuivno mtiim ninn nnnmr ! H IhrHr 1 I IMF IN rflRFRT! L.IIIU III I UIIUU I J JjyMIKR 281 WANTED Man , and wife, with no yoli SALE Kive-room house, tiarn, children, want job on ranch. Ex perienced in all kinds of farm work,' and care of Mock. Call at 1515 i Ave. j 8-27-2tpj four lots, lawn and shade trees, fif t.een young fruit trees, five bearing cherry treesj $2,300. 1715 Spruce, Dhone B!ack4ii2 8-29-0tn The baby lived only three days and eacn trooper. J Asked 01 JfaCKera lor . the funeral was held Saturuuy. Its A coimmnv of extras was formed 1 TJiiilriinc ' Another TlUSt 8-29-tf! death is believed to be due to conges-, by the catting department, and train-i j ! tion of the glands which caused chok- ed in the sabre drill for tins one w.ine.,r T - ' i . pi... . i.i - i runr Af.O. Aue. 80. A damage Mr. and Mrs. John Terry left last: let, with short capes and sh.ikos nfjic r one """" Z WANTED Girl for general house- for, SALE Two team horses, rea work. 1511 Adams Ave., or phonei K.malile. o-oihI tpmis. Innuin. i'.ml Black 3002. , , 8-27-:lt pirsr St. 8-29.tp week, going overland io various coast, fur were worn by them, and a very fl" charging Pa'" c"n!rt various persons by various mmmtvhs WANTED To buy 30 head of spring KOR KENT Furnished upartmants. The Misses Edna and Effie Snider; of Europe, in the days when mon- liOllltB. t .Mr. and Mrs. J. E Hulsc motored! to the picture. to Enterprise last Saturday to visit cousin who i ill Mrs. Clara Hulse and Reverend George M. Scott return ed with them Sunday night. brilliant bit of action was thus added r with conspiracy w '' - ' Jrt naming jonn v., no-ai The decorations worn bv the little son, lit amimon-io ft :-- j ' i- !l.iinks. was filed Monday m tne iea- uut-cii ure genuine uecwr.ii nm wis , j i i;a iw. stowed at one time and another unonil court by Mr. and Mrs. Ob - ---- - , r.rt.h fun,.. lanvbs. Call J. K. Ford, Hot Late Sanatarium. ', 8-27-tf! WANTED Sewing of all kinds. 2007 Norih Third. Phone Red 1332. Adn Hutchinson. 8-22-12t' FOR SALE OR TRADE FOK SALE 1921 Model Fori! Tour ing Car. Excellent condition. IRun 3iiU0 miles. A bargain. Call Main 3, days, or see owner, H. J. Nel son, 1502 Second. ; 8-22-Ot. FOR SAITE Modern rV-room house with garage. Good location. Seo owner, Mrs. Sadie B. Clark, at Dr. Richardson's residence, 8th and Penn. 8-22-tf LOST Will the man who took the wrong hat from the . Christian Church last evening please cull Bluck 1891 8-2fl-ltp No children. 1I;0 Wash. , 8-29-lt' have recently re.uineu from Belling- "le,ls ere mo in These ham, Washington, where they have! u' "" "ave ururr been attending summer school. j ' a Kew ork collect r.r of ar-uque Mrs. aames Speirs is convalescing for Mjs, . usc ,n lhR j picture. Iloytj , '"php Skinm-r's Scheme.' 2 Tomor- are preparing to go to Monmouth in' vine comedy, is also being shown, a few weeks; visUintf -in Pendleton! LOST Two months old Collie, an swers to the name of "Boots. Re ward. Harris Grocery. 8-2D-.lt from a nervous breakdown. Misses Mildred and . Myrtle i I ! TO TRADE Irrigated land Weiser for cattle or sheep. Culbertson, Weiser, Idaho. near L. L 9-3- FOR SALIC Cheap lumber and apple boxes. Call Red 4071. See W. R Kivette. : 7-30-1m FOR SALE Good kitchen range, 30 Spring St., phone Red 152. 8-27-3ti PORTLAND MARKETS. PORTLAND, Aug. 29. Cattle re mained steady and hogs went fifty cents higher today with prime light hogs selling for $10.50 to $11.00 Sheep showed weak with east of tlu mountuins lambs at $7. Eggs took on a steady attitude today and' but ter remained firm. Wheat sold for $1.08 to $1.13 today. en route. Misn Becker is 'Sewing fori i them. ( Jiugh C. Hulse was down yesterday i I from the Forest Reserve, lie reports I that a telephone is' being installed at' i the Ranger Station.1 It will be a great help in case of fiiv, as the Summi'J : Ranger Station is 'ft good lookout in i i.elf. The stock 'oh tne range are not doing as well aa nught be expeet ..i i .u.. V.;..:.... i.:.. .... M lue to W of waler! ! Home, of the Great' hl. A r, wi'.'o. ,nh. l U,,K niswry or i oi tne worm: FOR A GOOD Home or a good ranch, call Black 801. 8-8-tf FOR KENT FOR RENT Rooms over Drug Store. . L. & L. 7-14-tf FURNITURE for sale by the piece 304 Main. 8-22-tf . STILL CLIMBING. CHICAGO, Aug. 29. Wheat closed slightly stronger than Saturday to day September options closed at $1.21 1-2, December at $1.23 1-4 am! May at $1,201-4. OBSERVER WANT ADS GET RESULTS. Hl'ltllARD'S ROYCROFT M AN IN LA GRANDE. One of the late lamented Elbert Hubbard's closes friends is Mr Frank Rogers, an interesting figure now stopping a'1 the Sommer hotel on a short visit. Mr. Rogers is here, offering Elbert Hubbard's immortal work, "Little l'hn bill: originally filed in Omaha, as amended to bo filed in -.Chicago in- to tho number of local -firms in- ilved. . taTuOST pate i.SS Ljihtdti a ' nin 111 ll'IIL hrllll Males Over Fourteen Ycar$ . . Ave All 'Carryins,. ? , !,' Fire. Arms.-.' ' . LIKE BELGIUM IS ' COMPARISON GIVEN ed at intervals on lie reserve would . grwitly increase gizing possibilities. . John Williams on the David I. Stod-! dard ranch is nowhaving his grain headed and expects soon to start hi.:: threshing. A Progressive Drug Store. There is no drug store in all of the state of Oivgon or in the great north west that hus so many enterprising, progressive features toiiout it uh Sil verthorn's. Y'ou caiuiot do better ihan to turn all of yoijr purchasing in drug store material of every description into this store. 8-25-tf greatest men nnd women, at a very reasonable price and for a limited period only. These beautifully bound Roycroft books ure now within the reach of all, on exceptionally easy terms. A telephone call will bring Air. Rogers to your door anil whether you buy the books or not an intellec I'ual treat awaits you. His description of Elbert Hnbbar.n last 'ords to the Roycnofters is someth'n,; thn'. will cling to your memory for ome time to pome. FOR RENT Housekeeping Call Black 831. FOR RENT Two Phone 'Red 1901. FOR RENT Furnished room Adams. Phone R. 671 5-16-tf KN1UHT8 OF PYTHIAS Red Cros. liodge No. 27. meets every Monday evening In Castle Hall (K. of P Hall), at lp.m. A Pythian welcoue to all vlsltlns- KnlKhts. C. W. MOORE, C. C. C. L. GRAHAM. K. R. S. WOMAN'B BENEFIT ASSOCIATION ol fie Maccabeea. La Grande Lodge No 27, W. B. of M. Lodge meets first Thursday at 2 p. m. and third Wed nesday at 8 p. an., at K. of P. ball Visiting Sisters welcome. NORA B. MACKET. comxaander MARJOIUE EATON, Record -Keeper O. E. B. Hope Chapter No. 18. u. . 8. holda stated communication the sec ond and fourth Wednesday of each xoonth. Visiting xoenbers eordlall; welcomed. ' HULDA HUMPHREYS. W. 11 FLORENCE BACON. Sec RANCHERS' TRADING COLUMN A Special Advertising rale will be given by the Observer on all Ranch advertising for the next 90 days in order to as. !lst rnuehers In exchanging ?tock. equipment, etc. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. Kerr. Gifford and Company, train rooms. ! buyers, have moved their local office 8-24-tf i from the New Foley Building at the ot Auams Avenue and unest sleeping room,i.nut Street to the old Bolton-Bodmer 8-2(i-tf P'acs recently occupied by the Ore- I gon Hardware and Implement Com- ,,)nip:uiy, on jelierson Avenue at the luui ui ueput nuetri.. ine jirm will be glad to meet all of its old custom ers as well as all others having grain 1 I I"- 1 W TALK OK TWO WOltl.DS," AT SIIKItltY'S TOKAY OXI.V FOR RENT One two-room unfurn- to dispose of, at its new offices. - lsheo noiise. chenp Phone !Ked 3962: 8-25-tf "KERR( -GIFFORD & COMPANY. 7-30J20t. Tim pnsslve scenic beauty of ("hiiin : is in strong contrast lo the active cruelty of which her people aro some times capable, as Gouverneur Murris reveals In his latest Eminent Authors photoplay, "A Tale of Two Warltls," which wus made at the Goldwyn stu dios The story begins In China dur ing the Boxer uprising in 181I9. In this native rebellion, a young Amor- MAKPS fjnon .il-l'IfVlii ic" e'rl ll"s losl ller Parents and .iueir priceless collection ui uainese The Kill Is CONSTANCE KINNEY Among the most interesting andl Porcolnlna and Jewels. .iliirtV PI''JZC! broiiKht to America by a C'hinese hit villi t Tin cl reared an a Chinese. FOR RENT A few choice offices in! the Sommer Building. Call Fannyl Sommer, Main 754. 8-20-tf ' FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping, also separate bedroom. 1512 Adams. Phone Black 3901 . 8-20,tf LOST AND FOUND. LOST Brinille bull (log. Strayed from farm. Answers to name of "Smoke." Call A. R. Hunter, Black (iti2. Reward. 8-27-tf MISCELLANEOUS IEMSTITCHING and Ptcot Edge, by i Mrs. E. C. Tuekey. Alio agent for! Spirella Corsets. 1808 Second St., I Phone Red 2L 2-1-tfj HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE j by Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O. avenue, or leave order at Camp bell Sisters, Ladies' Furnishings, 1305 Adams avenue. 3-22-tf ' THE REASON FOR. OUR SUBSTANTIAL GROWTH IS OUR SUBSTANTIAL SERVICE (iff Wivm 1 iP W 1 ii :Ji That Satisfied Smile iNEW TODAYSI TEAMS WANTED Can use five or, six wagons and teams on hauling' contract. Drive your own team i Earn ten to twelve dollars per day.' Rajotte Winters, Inc., Perry, Ore C-29-5tp This rnlumn has been established to help all people of Union and Wal lowa 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 same articles very badly but neither will know of the other Us this column. A special low rate has been established. WANTED About a 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. Addresf "RK," care Observer. 8-15-ntp HAVE go saddle hnre for sale reasonable. Address "V rare Ob server. 8-l-r-6tp TOURING Ifargain can be had if any one will write "AB", care Observer. 8-15-6tP WANTED Railway Mail examina-, tion Sept. 17. Start $133 month' Expenses paid. Specimen questions! free. Columbus Institute, Colum-; bus, 0. 8-29-Itp; WANTED By ex-service man, work around house, caring for lawn, auto, etc. Call Observer. 8-29-2tp THE OBSERVER WANTS RAGS. It's Broadest at Harvest Time 1'ocls rliyiiif aliout. Hie "smiling comitry in tlio UKiirtl) of .May." J'tit we'd rallic'r see that same country at lunrvcMt time, wlicn tlio f-inilcs are on Hie ft . -( I' the i'a ni i ers. lifter tlicii' .. vcll-canw l ' ci'o.s have eiHive in. ' ' " ' ' '. ' 11 It's the same in every lniKiness at "hai vest" ;tIio time when a man gal hers in the returns on liis hard work. Our patrons, using to the full our many faeilities and iersonl servii-e, reap hcttt-r retunis' on tlieir investments of lime, work am) monev. United States National Bank La Grande, Oregon 8 preientiouR scenes in R Miiftinn nf SiiiVi ' Life's' t'liiimn which is today's and Tuesday'!, feature involved in the plot Is the quest of the jewelled sceplre of which It had been said "that ll is bathed la the lears of women and the blood of linen." During the unfolding of the story, the lovely girl learns the truth of the si-litre's motto; but In I lie end, she finds peace and happiness, ai jwell as her real Identity, through the tcouraae and the cleverness of an 1 American lover. "A Tula of Two Worlds" is goigo lously mounted and splendidly direct ed by Frank Lloyd. It will be shown tat Sherry'B theatre for the last time today. The special 2-reel Christie comedy, "Home Ilrew," gets many a laugh. Welders of All Metals THE BEST EQUIPPED . IN EAST OREGON Cylinder RegriiKilng Crankshaft Regrlndlng Pistons, Piston liinjjs, Piston Pins Cars and Tractors of All Makes Overhauled Hachlae Work of All Kinds W are equipped and mv.ned by experti for the above work LEIGHTON'S WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS , . R. W. Leighton, Prop. Come to- September 6th LINK'S BOISE For Thorough Pmsinens Training R. C. F. D. BEETHAM FOOTE Owners and Managers1 OBSERVER ADVERTISING will brinf result. o VICO MOTOR ::vO,1:;1i. X PLEASES THE USER 'u A Grade for Every Engine " A Paraffin Base Oil Bring Your Can and We'll Save You Money REGON HARDWARE & IMP. CO. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS A Big Day for Tom BY ALLMAN The Best of Ice Cream. Real pleasure is found in the cream which is always senrH at The Palace Soda Fountain. Favors are always fresh and pure. Service is the Wt word fn m"Hrn. sanitary clean liness. Only ind.viuuul paper cups' ind dishes are used. 8 2T,-i GEE, A WHOLE. Bock Tip ! BELIEVE MF. IHAT'S SOME GUV ! 1 ' otf'i'-1 V ' ' vvhv. mr. duff! telegpam! 7 0 ,V-Z; 1 WHAT IS THE FAM1LV COMING , S $F ' 1 .- MATTER WITH Hl)rlt loDAW ! W prtri I TO be an old J W," "r ; r -i J '7 "V"-.- -vC VZ -I ' " 1 " ll ," i '1 jrl - i r ! i