La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 31, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text'vVhIupmL.v. August ni. wn LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN WWFES8IOSAL DIRECTOR! OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS DR. J. h J I0 LS..? D3 "OAII ;Mldr. a ,p",Wiv nr? n",V Main 108. Re,i'h. ,,, ' orlc ph"n PHYSiriANS AND SlTtfiKOXS. SATIRE CURE. DR. A. N. UATvri i m - tty LZTt hin5 K.10py..and Naturopath. Bkin and blood oi inronlc Dla. om auccessiuuy treated Phone Main 803. Hoom 1, 2, 3, second floor Coolldg-e Bid., opposite Bur ""ice hour.. 10 in I. Ji..i: 10 i:0u p. m. consuitat. free. l-tf ATTORNEYS. COCHRAN & BBBRHARD-Oeo. 1 CocbrLD l.d Colon B. Eb.rh.rd. At- Iln.-. a' National Bank B. J. GREEN. Attorney t Law Prac tice. In .11 Bt.te nd Federal Court. OfOce La Qiand. National Bank Building. S. J. KITCHEN, Attorney at Low . Practice In all Court., office, room. Sl-22- La Grand. National Bank Building, La Grande, Oregon. CONTRACTORS ' D. J. MoLELLAN Rc wintered urof.s lonal Civil Engineer; surveying- and Map. Room 12, La Grande National Bank building. Phone Main 1. ARCHITECTS. I. B. MILLER, Architect Rooa. 11. La Grande National Bank BulMolK La Grande. Oreaon. J Fraternal Directory J ' B. P. O. ELKS La Gr.na. Loire No 411. Lodge meet, each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Home and club privilege, cheerfully extended to all Brother Elk. NOLAN SKIFF. Exalted Ruler F. L. PEARSON. Sec'y. MODERN WOUUMKN OP AMBUICA I.. Grande Camp No. 7703 meet, on the Brit and tnlrd Thor.dny even Inn of each ai'.sth. In the K. of P. H.11. VLItlcg reltrnor. wnlcoaae. H. C. BALL. V. C. JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk. a. r. a A. U. La Grande Ledge No 11 A r A- A M . hnldn rerul.r meet ing, nr.t and tblrd Friday, at 7:0 p. at. (,'oraial welcome to ui jsi one, E. R. GUTE. W. M. A. C. WILLIAMS. Sec. F. O. DAQLEB Aerle No. . MJoU every Friday night at Eagle, fa I1 "Vlaltlng member, welooaie. J. J. MURCHISON. W. P. -. B. BIRDSELL. S.o-.tary. wrvinw IT M nw THH WORLD La Grande Camp No. 16. Meet, every Brat and third Monday at Eagle, hall.- All vl.ltln neighbor. we eom. Due. payable at the oflice nf the clerk. Room. 21-22, La Grande National Bank Bldir. JOHN SCOTT, C. C. R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk. v L. O. O. M. La Grande. Lodge No. -Bfcu. Loyal Order of Moose, bold, regular meeting, every Wednesday night at I), nil Eagle Hall. rlt to Elk. Building, on Wednesday evening. Visitor, alway. welcome. Due. pay able at La Grande Pharmancy and at J. G. Holm's Grocery Store, a D. E. SHANKS, Die. , J. G. HOLM, Sec. JLNIOH'IB OF PYTHIAS Red Cros Lodge Nj. .!7. meet, every Monday evening Irt Ca.tl. H.ll (K. of J Hall), t a p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knights. C. W. MOORE. C. C. C. L. GRAHAM. K. R. 8. WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION ot the Maccabees, La Grande Lodge No. 17. W. U. of M. Lodge meets first ?'hud.y at 1 p. m. and third Wed. nesday at 8 p. .. at K. of P. ball Visiting Sl.ters welcome. NORA B. MACKEY. Comm.nder MARJOR1E EATON, Record-Keeper O. B. 8. Hope Cb.pter No. II, feold. stated communication the MO ond and fourth Wedn.rt.y of each asontb. Vl.ltln member, cordially loomed HUMPHREYS. W. M. 5 . . FLORENCE BACON. See. RANCHERS' TRADING COLUMN A Special Advertising rae will be given by the Observer on all Ranch advertising for the next 90 days In order to as ,st ranchers In exchanging ..lock, equipment, etf. This column has been established to help all !P'e of Onion and Wal lowa counties to make exchanges of either land, livestock, farm imple ments, etc. Frequently farmer-, will have things they do not need and oth er, need the same articles very Udly but neither will know of the other Us this column. A special low rate has been established. WANTED About . ha" section of ' good land in Union or nearby coun tv to rent. Have complete outfit, . including horses, cattle machinery and everything essential and know how to handle a farm. Addresr "RK," care Observer. 8-15-6tp HAVE a good saddle horse for sale "W " f,. AJ,lr.s "A care Ob . iwonau.. .,!!, Br i .ti TOURING bargain can be had if ' - .in "AR . care Observer, one wu. ' ' 8-15-6tp ' The Best of Ice Creim. Real pleasure is found in the . cream which w always w.--. Palace Soda FounUin. Trvrt hst word trr modern, sanitary rw. line Only individtuJ paper ill Tl i ii? . a i ill ir?n'' 'Vtti ? I uassitied Want Ads ggg) WANTED. TEAMS WANTED Can use five or six wagons and teams on hauling contract. Drive your own team Earn ten to twelve dollars per day. Hajotte Winters, Inc., Perry, Ore 6-29-5tp WANTED By ex-service man, work around house, caring for luwn, auto etc. Cull Observer. 8-29-2tp WANTED To buy 30 head of spring lambs. Call J. K. Ford, Hot Late banatanum. 8-27-tf WANTED Sewing of all kinds. 21)07 Nor!h Third. Phone Red 1332. Adi Hutchinson. 8-22-12t FOR SALE OR TRADE KOK SALE A beautiful seven-room home by owner. Located at Spring and Alder. One acre full bearing: cherry orchard. This is absolutely me best buy in La Grande. Cherry crop will pay interest on t on price of cash ba ance and, 1(12 Al- this place. $2 000.00. terms. J. C. 'XIcFail der. 8-30-2tp FOR SALE OR TRADE A good sev- en-room house and six fine lote bath, barn, woodshed, electric lights1 and cily water, fine fruit and shade trees, four blocks from school. Will take in a' good car or some good lots. Liberty Bonds, mortgage, etc. Pyramid Ijirid Co. 8-29-tfi FOR SALE 1021 Model Ford Tour ing Car. Excellent condition. IRun SoOO miles. A bargain. Cull Main 3, days, or see owner, H. J. Nel son, 1502 Second. 8-22-Gt. FOR SAIE Modern 6-room house with garage. Good location. See owner, Mrs. Sadie B. Clark, at Dr. Richardson's residence, 8th and Penn. 8-22-tf TO TRADE Irrigated land Weiser for cattle or sheep. Culbertson, Weiser, Idaho. near L. L 9-3- FOR SALE Cheap lumber and apple boxes. Call Red 4071.' See W. R Kivelte. 7-30r1m FOR SALE Two team horses, rea sonable, good terms. Inquire 29P- First St. 8-29-titpl FOR SALF. Good kiichen range, HO Spring St., phone Red 152. - 8-27-ntp FOR A GOOD Home or a good ranchj call Black 801. , 8-8-tf i FOR RENT FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping, also separate' bedroom. 1512 Adams. Phone! Black 3901 8-20,tf FOR RENT OR SALE Seven-room house. See W. S. Allinson on thij alley. Suitable for two fumilies.j 8.30-2--I FOR RENT A few choice offices in the Sommer Building. Sommer, Main 754. Call Fanny 8-20-rfi FOR RENT One two-room unfurn ished house, cheap Phone iRed 3902. 8-25-tf FOR RENT Furnished room. 1510 Adams. Phone R. 671 G-16-tf FOR RENT Furnished apartments. No children. IGOti Wash. 8-29-lt FOR RENT Two sleeping Phone 'Red 190!. room 8-20-tfl FOR RENT Housekeeping Call Black 831. rooms., 8-24-tfi FOR RENT Rooms Drug Store. L. A L. 7-14-tf FURNITURE for sale by the piece 304 Main. 8-22-tf LOST AND FOUND. LOST Brindle bull dog. Strayed from farm. Answers to name ofj "Smoke." Call A. R. Hunter, Blacki 662. Reward. 8-27-tfi MISCELLANEOUS HEMSTITCHING and Pleot Edge, by Mrs. E. C. Turkey. Also .gent for Spirilla Corsets. 1808 Second St., Phone Red 22. 2-1-tf HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE by Mrs. J. F. O Connell, llu4 O. avenue, or leave order at Camp bell Sisters, Ladies' Furnishings, I 1305 Ad. mi avenui. 8-22-tf i DOINGS OF THE DUFFS -' mJKui&wa Tom Must Have Winked ..' ' : f .': : : y BY ALLMAN Til1' TOM. I WONDER IF VOU COULDN'tI Mfc " I WEIL, GO IU AND A5K HIM! .. v B055, CAW I C.ET Of-P I UI j , ... 0C A VTiik GET OFF LONG EHOOtiH TO ' , 1 TELL HIM WHAT VOL VJAMT ' To GO CHOPPING WITH MY " I ., THANKS t05o . ' ,. , GO SHOPPING WITH ME V TO DO- HE'lU LET VOU Go! " ' VJIFE FOR A LITTLE WHI1.E'' TWE OLD -Jl ' ' , r -J ' PfORAUTTLE WHILE? fK Zrfu I . T C 1 HbjLC m M A-tu . wm firm - y - IIM : : . V ' ! II iNEW today; WANTED Railway Mail examina tion Sept. 17. Start 1R3 month. Expenses paid. Specimen questions free. Columbus Institute, Colum bus, O. , 8-31.1tp WANTED -Camp Cook at Hot Lako rood camp. 7!.00 per month. Lady preferred. Write "L," care Observ er. 8-31. Up FOIt SALE Six-room modern pla tered house and two lots close to school. Bath, electric lights, cellar. u...t..M .......i ' v..,,' nw.i, wuuu iiiivii nun Kuiay.-.; i" "m '"""'V?"" . Z "'UU' Buucasn. ryramiu una co r.rst National nctura. .-inc.. un.icr; 8-31.1tp! the pol.cv of that di. Tibuting organ - ination of" permitting uncontrolled pro. FOR SALE Or will trade for wood.1 duction.on the part of stars and pro-' Six h. p. gasoline engine. R. A.j ducers. - ' I West, 1612 Walnut St. 8-31-3tp Chaplin whipped hisldyll into shape F0R SALE Reed baby buggy. Good; ns new ,, re 01)aervt,r 8.3i.2tp FOR SALE Drill. Farmers 242. ' 8-31-Stp FOR RENT Eight-room house, 191,0 Cedar street. Inquire 901 Adams or telephone Red 101. 8-31-tf FOR RENT Modern eight-room house. Close to school. Phone Black 1532. 8-31-2tp FOR RENT Modern rooms. Inquire 1007 fith St., or phone Black 2211. . 8-31-3tp U)ST Black snake whip on the 27th, between Hums' Bnclf and east end ol Adams. Return to Ob server. Reward. ..8-31-3tp FOUND Between Al Good')) farm and City Park, lady's purse con taining some change. Call at Ob server office. 8-31-lt PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Phone Red 4012. 8-31-fltp THIS Is National Pencil Week. See window for a surprising variety at Newlin Book & Stationery Co. 8-31.lt f HEMSTITCHING And Picot. Edge- buttons covered half ball, full ball acorn and bullet acorn styles. Mail orders given prompt attention. All work guaranteed,, .Orders takei for. pleating. Mrs. L. H. Norton, 4)06 Adams Ave. Red 711. First ilock lest of post office, 1 , . 8-29-tf THE REASON FOR. OUR i ran IS OUR SUBSTANTIAL SERVICE - . It's Broadest at Harvest Time ... i Potjts rliymo aliout ilio' "binilinrc country ifi the month of May." J?iit we'd rather see that same country at; liarvont time, , 'when tlie smiles are on the faces i t" the fal-iners after itheir '.well-earned ,.cr9 liavc come in. It's the same In every nuslnefts' at "har vest" 'the time when a man gathers in the returns on his hard work. Our patrons, using to the full our many facilities and personl service, reap better retuniK on their investm'cnts of time, work and money. United States National Bank La Grande, Oregon El I i - i ,.- -. .-g , , j -,,.,,,. , . CHAPLIN'S NEW CO.MKDY , IS SIX KEELS or J Y Charlie ChaPlin's first ven uiv into 'he field of featiro (foil erlies, "The Kid," will open ai tV- Arcade The atre for a three day's ' showing to morrow. ; Because the. story has the unusual comedy talent which has made Chaplin the mos. famous funny J man in tho world sUnd,-out .tn.ng.ri nrf 'mnr invon. than Hn a.,v nr.ivinusl ...klh V.a. hOB imnuiii'nil I p..Ull.U.l .1. W...VI. -p, .......... lhe Kid ' is Bn ambition which the1 domedian has! held for years. He -ved the story) first s'Urting on hia liiicu iiu nu screen career, but could think of it i.. la ...... .ki n"....; viliy US BOIIieilling im wuiwiiivv. imviii ?e ma(1e n,S c?n".a'1 wirn Associate'. ana started worx upon xne pronic- Mon of e st"Zr U l,k hT " lMt , to complete There are but f.v.- char-j acters of importance in it and arcj characterized as. The Man, The Wo- man, ine nut, ine trump ami mm- Policeman. The comedian, himsoll Tracy, husliand and wife, for the sum plays the part of the Tramp, while! 0f nine thousand ($9,000.00) dollar.!,! a real find as a juvenile uctor, Jackie! interest thereon at the rate 'of j Coogan, has the title mfc; and Edna 7 per Ant per annum from and after! Purviance plays 'Jhe part of The Wo- the date 6f July 24th, A.U1. 1920; andj man. 1 for the-'fur her Bum of six. hundred; Chaplin as a nurse, as a guardian am fifty ($1150.00) dollars as a rea to a prccociou-s kid, and as a reason; sonaliliy attorney a fee, and for the! why the police force .should be in- plaintiff's costs and disbursements in-j creased, has one of the best cornedyjeurred in this suit,..including uccruingl roles that has ever been prepared fo.- costs, and in whi&. execution, I am: him on the screen; First National's; commanded to maRe'salo of the here six reels of joy, as "The Kid" is tle-jlnafter described, mortgaged real-pro- signnted, is Teally a mild statement! of the actual hilarl y caused by the action on the screen. 1 CHAMBERS STORY AT SHERRY'S TODAY The reasons for Robert W. Cham bers' popularity as a writer of bril- linnf HiniatV otftfiaa II ! A PTY Oil t 111 t'l anew in the picture version of "The Restless Sex' wh'ich came to the Sherry Theatre last, evening for n two dnvs- run. Prettv Marion Davles elabora'tely'artistic backgrounds make! is the star. The lively romance and the production unusujilly pleasing. . ' , . ,i i feminine, and the story cente-s nu-ni'l i.u. .1 .. ... . I o epname o.e.anu, ..e.v w... an inborn craving for excitement and ambition to experience life to the full. She is the adopted daughter of John CI eland, a . millionaire, un'l it comes ..millionaire, an ,t Mmes k to her. at tVlatters dcathj :hat his son, Jiiii, her liMong as a shock to learn that companion, is not hr real"bi'pther. Following a midnight ndventuie at roudhouse. Stephiinlj is led into : SUBSTANTIAL GROWTH QThat Satisfied! Smile unfortunnte marriage tin! subsequent unhappiness, from which her l.ive for Jim finally extricatss her. ' " Kaluh Kelard i"d Cnrlyie IHaik- well are prnminont in the vat', sup porting Miss Davi.w. .The picture w:s, made by Cosmopolitan Piuduction!" for Paramount re'isie ani was dlrtet-n ed by .Robert 7. L.nard. r'nincesij Marion wrote the .untinuity. '. l beinf; shown. NOTICE OP SHKtHEE'S HALE.1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Thnt under and bv virtue of a foreclosure execution, iudirment, decree and order I sale, duly issued out of J J a f the "' .V? sllue ' un'tfon, for the County of Union, bearing the date of August A. D. 1021, and to me direct .i .1.1: j l.,.lm.. ,i. CO ttllU lltll.CIWI, UIUII w jUilKmvo, - - B' ine wherein C. R. Hibberd is plaint iff and D. E. Witty and Stella F. Wjty husband and wife, J. M. Bur- . , j , A Tra a,ld AH Tra - husbanu- 0n,,.wife-8re ,efend- ,n whjtV Judment ond decre0 wn, enWred to. favor of C..R. Hib- bml ag paintif and av-ainst D. E. Witty and Stella F. Wiity, husband and wif j M BurmiuKh, and Joel . Trucy and Aic -fracy. husband . wif. dl' laintif have jud (iefendants, D. E. anA ufir.1 nn ,ufaniliint thnt. hl ! judgment against thj I Witty and Stella 'j p Witty, husband and wife, J. M.! BunwilRh, Joel A. Trnxy and.Alice perly, to satisfy said judgment, at-l torncy's fees, costs and disbursement", Including accruing costs. NOW, THEREFORE, By virtue of suid writ, and in obedience to its com mands, I will on the 24th day of Sep tember, A. D. 1921, at the hour of two o'clock P. M. of said day at thi from door of the court house in the city of La Grande, in Union County Oregon, sell to the highest bidder for " ."....-., ujcv.. u. . "gnu 01 reurmpuu n, .. u.e r i title and interest of the said abovo n,,med, r fZf! . Z'. property: An un-divided one-halt in teiest in ond to the SE) of Section 16, and all that part of the NE1 of h Nw Qf NWJ of . .."..., ... ,. .,,, . see. ion 22, and the SWJ SW1 of sec tion 15, lying on -the west side of the Grnrmo' Rondo. --River, all In Twp 1 lh .m w j, in Un. '.l . . mili fwtion,i , t bein 4 pili,tieual.ly describ- I ed ui follows;; Beginning at the north west corner of the southwest fourth of southwest ''fnulivhof Section 15, In Twn...l.. S. R."'IB!3E? W. M., in said Cnuhty the bpundgry line runs thenco iaM qn the line 1710 feet to the center (if (lit channel ot. the Grande Ronde River, thenc6 'south 36 degrees and 30 minnttSa. west ,'1060 feet, thence south 50 degrees and 30 minutes, east 1100 feet, thence south 4 degrees and SOMiinutes, east 300 feet, thence South 53 degrees and 30 minutes, west 200 feet,- thence south 84' degrees west 1080 feet thence north 88 degrees, east 240 feet, thence south 55 degrees, west 320 feet, thence south 6 degrees nnd 3ft minutes, east 35 feet, thence south 28 degrees, west 600 feet, thence sou'h 40 decrees and 30 minutes, west Wear See Us PRICES HAVE BEEN REDUCED ' , A complete line of Aluminum on hand ai E&WMU l Oregon hardware 11,11' .a. Sh We have just received SCOUT niack Milo .... Tan Kroiiiclli WESTENHAVER & GILBERT. 'A 1309 Adam. Ave. - ""'"""" '- - i- Welders WM Metals . , THE BEST EQUIPPED . . : t..'IN EAST OREGON ' 'V ;' Cylinder RejrindlnB CranksliBft Regrindlnc .. Pistonis, . Piston Bines, I'islon Pins , t Curs and Tractors of All Makes Overhauled 1 Machine Work of All Kindt - " Wt are tqulpped for th LEIGHTON'S WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS , , . R. W. Lelghton, Prop. 800 feet,' thence south, 20'. degree, went 300 feet, to the quarter-section lino between the NEl and the SEJ of -section 21, tn -TwprlT-S flff. ' E. W. M., thence west to the Bouthwest comer of the said NEl of said sec tion 21, thence north 160 rods lo the northwest corner of the NEJ of saldtas the John McAllister Ranch; two section 21, -thence east to the nortli-imllen east of I.a Orartde, beginning1 east corner of the NEJ of said section March 1, 1922. Address Mra. Oracle 21. thence north 80 rods to the plncti! oi oegimiwiaTt uiu. fc-iiiiu.uiiiiK in uu 300 acres, more or less in Union County, Oregon to satisfy said judg ment, attorney's fees, casts and ac cruing costs. Dated nt a Grande, Oregon, this 21th day of August, A. D. liKJl.. Date of first publication, August 24, 1921. Dnte of lust publication September 21, 1021. - LEE WARNICK, Sheriff of Union County, Oregon,; Dly Aug. 24-81,'Sept. 7-14-2L - Ever Aluminum Alrso a hi;,' reduction in Granite and ; ' 5 DISCOUNT FOR CASH "I o e s another shipment of SHOES J jp2.75 $2.85 a Grande, Oregon and manned by expert above work . Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiitiiiiiiiiiniiog FIND IT HERE 1 . t'CASH j'..- ' ,- i Will rent for cash the. farm known ! McAllister, 1390 N. Catullna. Av. runuuenu, t.ai.iui uiuv .Dly Aug. 17-24.31. Sept. 7. i I,ooMe Leaf Books.- ;. ' One of the finest of the modern -school articles is the oose-leaf book'. It is possible then to throw away ; leaves that are exhii'ust'l and replace them with new, fros h ones arid f keep safe the records you want lo t.','- A larg supply of .Loose-leaf ma crlr.l ' v ( especially for school use can be bad at Silvorlhorn's Iling Store, i, , y, '. - Get Prices Wiii'ti, & imp, co. si I' UIU uiauri . .... L ' . ...- fi