La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 21, 1921, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFriday. Onrnhpr 21, 1921 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER "PAOTC RTCVEW mOt'ESSlONAl, diiikctoivs OSTEOPATniC PHYSICIANS OR. J. I- INCII.K and .DR. MAROARRT INfllj K Dim's1! or women and children a uptjotalty. Orlce Phone Alain 106. Ren. Phone Mum 12G. La Grande National bank Building. PHYSICIAN'S AND Sl'RGEOSS. OR. R. J. RUCKMAN. Dontlat Room 14-16 I'alluer-Koeai-li Building, uliuue Main 7U. La Grande. Oregon. im. UKoKliB K. VKHRS, Physician nnd Surpeon, Booms 18-1!), Somnier Building. Office l'hone, Main 112 dU-sidenee Phone, Black 8102. 'KS. M. WILLIAMSON Professor of piactical and clinical midwifery. J(117 Fourth street. Phone Black 4.11.. 10-14-2fito Classified Want Ads Frnneo-Americuit. Hygienic OomiMinyiFURNITURBOtepairing Superior 'loile I'rviiarutlons Mrs. Chaa. E. GumpVliiuv. Adams Av. Phone RedViil. VI 10-20-2CI WANTED. WIU, CHAIN FEET) and take irood cnre of u jfood gentle saddle hors during the winter free to owner. Horse will be required to do only light work. Cull Main .17, The Oil server office J0-20-.ilp - " I Tliti ,-. l.nv ,?t t WANTED Work by duy or hour. Cull' , ' w rA Blactw- lu-20-Htp;ti,e Ijt (innae ImplJ NATURE CUKE. DR. A. N. MAYV1I.LE ButclalLt In chronle diseases. Methods, Mechano Theropy and Naturopath. Skin and blood diseases, nertous diseases. Chronic Headache, Eciema, Sciatica, Appendicitis, Constipation, Bowel Trouble; all kinds of Chronic Dis eases successfully treated. Phone Mala 803. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Cooltdyre Bid-., opposite Star Theatre. Office hours, 10 12 a. rn..l:S0 to 6:0U p. lu, Consuitat,no Tree. i-4t! WANTED A live youne man with Fnrd Car. Inquire "H. S." care Ob seivv. 10-20-2tp WANTBUXXI Cricimerjt, WANTrXj lKiljekeepei ATTOIINKY9. COCHRAN ICBERHARD Geo. T. Cochrcn and Colon B, Eliorhard. At torneys. La Grande National Bank Building. B. J. KITCHEN. Attornej at Law Practice In all Courts. Offices rooms 11-22- La Grande National Sank Building, La Grande. Oregon. CONTRACTORS n t. WpLBFJjAN Rfiflstered nrofes. lonal Civil EnKlneer: surveying and maps. Room 12, La Grnnde National Hank building. Phone Alain 91. ARCHITECTS. H. VRilev, chairman, und (i. W. A! - heiithls and scores her most nrtistic ! lenj cVrks Flow Riley, Itchcccu and fiua-iuutinir iichivement in tho Kocliensrtu'trer, anri Etta M. lluynes 'silent dinnm to date. ', .'reeinct "No. 13. ! "The l'assion Flower" opened n A. M. Barker's paint shop, 1.102 three days' engagement at the Arcade avenue. Judges guinea Muhaily, Theutrv last night to an audience I'liuh man. and lister) Eaton; clerks .which was held tense with interest and unhol- Muv I.add. Anna M. Donovan Kind ihronirlinut the shnwine of this trul.-! stering. AtV, work guaranteed. Catherine E. Hamilton. 'remarkable photodiama. It is a wi'- Snodgrass & Zimmerman. Phonej By order of City Commission. Oc- thy adaptation of the stage lay of Main 112, 9-24tftoi pri7,n jnol i ihe same mime liv Jai-into Henuveut v J. h. S I r.AUQ.NS, Spain's greate.-t living flramatist, and Recorder of the City of lji (ramie. ;jt is a ciodit to the artistry of the! ll)-20-lU director, lleibe.rt Brenon, as well as to ' - .the very charming and talented star.: The story was adapted for the screen by Mary Murillo and Herbeit Brcnotraud the finished production is released by Asuciated First Nationcl Pictures, Inc. "The Passion Flowor," in its pic ture form, is one of the most note worthy contributions to the silent dra matic art of recent years, and if it U to be taken as a criterion", great mer HEMSTITC: by Mrs. avenue, or b bell Sisters, ringa J.V. 1305 Adams avenue. ND PICOT EDGE Connell, llu O. order at Camp ies' Furnishings, S-22-U OREGON JOUliN'Al. AGENCY Slater Whiddonj J4111 V Ave. Phone Black .101 r.v t 10.14-lit CAP I 'all k at Blue Mountain KJ-20-2L Phune Rei 10-lH-tf WANTED A ONCE Lumber haul ers, trucks flfel'ired; good roads. Cull Red 4()7lW. R. Kivette. G1SH IS A FEYINli FORSALE OR TRADE Producers' feed Located in nt m- DOROTHY iii-i7-i''r! . ... ....... i,itiL' in suliseouent productions may be loo-;-. HEMSTITCHING And Picot Edge ' 'cl for from the Talimulge studios in1 buttons covered half bull, full ball Dorothy Gish is a high flyer in more ,,0 future. ; acorn and bullet acorn styles. Mail! ways than one in her new Paramount, "The Passion Flower"'will be the at-! orders given prompt attention. Alljpicturo "Flying Pat," nt the Sher- traction at the Arcade Theatre tonight work guaranteed. V Orders taken jry Theatre last day today. jaml Saturday. , for pleating. Mrs.L. K. Norton.l The peppery comedienne ban the ' I SUB Adams Ave. ' J'd 711. rirstjrole of an umateur aviairix in a mi block west of Dost office. iliekincr storv nfyuun e married lifi'. 8-29-tf j Miss Gish is Jane Van Nuys, who, .married Captain Hob Van Nuys, auj NOTICE OF SPEHAL ELFXTION. jj,viator overseas. When they return from their noneymoon una ioou is sei- ;"1 AM fil'll.TY!" IS NEW READ SPECIAL Louise Glaum will star in the J. Pinker Read, Jr., attraction, "I Am Guilty!" which will be shown at the Caps in TwcciU, Casliincrps, Scruff , a1"1 Mu; latest set ft Knapp 111a- A cuni'plctc liattci-ns lalos styles. '. 75cto $3.00 '! tcrhil till- timVt ns- iii WESTENH l.Mlll) AilnniH Ln Graudo XT..i;nA ; V,AaU., .,!an in nil Mtl.l.l J .. : ....1 .nnnr,i,vtli,.r .W. " " V 11 " r "r:::::: Star Theatre Saturday and Sunday coined that there has been duly called .ne by the commission of the city ol l.u Ford Sedan, $!(). GoodjGrande, Union County, Oregon, anil nrteV, shock absorbers, will be held in the city of La Grand'' FOR SALE t uiiuiuuii. .vui hi i miuch annul iici , i v bumper, snotdoie and dash light, Ion Tuesday, the First day of Novem spedometer, cIVkAvase, good tires, be A. D. 11)21, a special election by tools. See DrXlftown. Room lu.-theVeral electors of said city, nt which West-Jacobson liNillling. lelectikn there will be submitted to such FOB SALE Red 4W 10-20.3t elector to be voted upon by them the.;n huff. Then follows some disillus IfolloViiV question, to-wit: i'ioning adventures out in the cold, cold -'A young calf. Phonei "ShallVthe city of La Giandu beiw01., while friend husband search r r ..rv,.,?r r,:; w ry st.-y f somewhat ,1,, o t hhe Vmo but a Captain " was wntten by I ra.Uey Kiml Endicott, his superintendent, is right prominent maga,me contributor and on the job-several ways. There is an piM. ';';'-' J r nirolane accident that c-auses a domes- Photographed by (.hnrles J. Stum- tic crush nlso, with Jane leaving, homp " 1 ()-20-2tp ' authorize? 1204,557.11 C. B. MILLER, Architect Hoc 11. La Grande National Bank BulMnlg La Oranda. Oregon. Fraternal Directory B. P. O. SILKS La Grande Lodre No. 4SI. LodKB meets each Thursday ' evening at B o'clock. Home and club privileges cheerfully extended to all NOLAN arother Elks. P. SKIFF. uzaitea Kiier PEAIISON. Secy. MODERN WOODMEN OF AXEltlCA- . La Grande Camp Mo. 7?0S meets on . the nrst ana thlra -rnursaay even Inaa of each ai'iLth. Ir the K. of P. Ball. Vlaltlnir reliraiiori. nlcosse. H. U. LIAl.L,, V. . ' JAKE noSTOOK, Clerk, A. jr. A. af. La Orande Lcdve No. 41, A. F. St A. M., holds regular meet ings first and third Fridays at 7:0 p. as. tttraial welcome to ail a Bona, , E. B. CUTE, W. M. ' A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec. . O. BAQLfcB Aerie No. Hi, meets ererr Friday night at Eaulcs Van Visiting- members weloome. Z. LILLY. W. P. A. E. B1RDSELL, See. WOODMEN OF THE) WORLD La Orande Caanp No. 109. Meets every first and third Monday at Essies ball. All vlsltlni nelKhDJrs wei - coat. Duee payable at the ortice of the clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Orande National Bank Illdir. JOHN SCOTT, C. C. R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk. L. o. n. M La Oraade LodKe No. 8be. Loral Order ot Moose, bolds regular aaeetinKS every Wednesday night at I p. m. la Eagle Hall, r.eit to Elks Uulldlnff. on Wednesday evening vl.linr. alwnTH welr-oma. Dues Day- able at ha Grande Pharmancy and at J. G. Holm's Grocery Store. D. E. SHANKS, Die. J. G. HOLM, Sec. TNIOHTS OF PTTHIAS Red Cross Lodge No. 17. Bieets every Monday evening In Castle Hall (K. of P Hall), at 1p.m. A Pytblan welcome to all visiting Knlghta C. W. MOORE. C C. C. L. ORAHA.M. K. R. 8. to incur an indebtedness by the :isuing and sale o Sever.-Itwenty-yeak negotiable coupon bond Korinir.'ot tne cityior tne purpose oi repai; and otheriing, enlargilii;, renewing and adding; of ground, ber-lo the present waterworks system ami the ctly. ' oils wLI open at eight WALLA WAI.LA .HOME - rooms, nirtuVriil cellar, water pressui garage outbuilding, one vies and fruit. VSiue $")7"0.00. Wi.l water supply exchange for resMence property The voting herp. Spcnrilv Lund Savings Co. .0 clock a. m 10-19-3t:P. m. I I ' I The voting pVces Ind judges and FOR SALE Thoroughbred Chester clerks of electionVire follow: White boar at a bargain." Also a Precnftt 0. I. 32 calibre special Winchester rifle. I Voting place, 'Fur1i Cleavenger's Call Orin Ixivan at Farmers 22x5. residence, 50 3rd St. Judges L. H V X losciat eight o'clock X v enc of the most urtistie camornmcn in the busings.. 1 1 n hi'i- itiwr4t vt tiiclp. AT i 0 1 an in plays the part of u mlt'iiU'd uifo! frantic-ally fr her. The climax m ill-,"" ";. elarod to be mirthful in the extreme'"';"1 he ih.ys.of the ,-hon.s to Ukc nIf of eou.Se, brings about n reeon-'" lm at pleasure. At u party, ...'.. ' iConnie MacNair (Miss Glaum) is in- CIIIUIIUII. .. . .. 1... T.l.l.. ! l,. TIT: r?;..ho nn. nil UHl "J ivuuj vi..nii.it nti iiwu """-!.,. ,. ,,,, , .... ..ff... ituu sue auneis 'oin a glowing urazur while struggling with the man. The proves her undoing when Gar- rick is killed, supposedly by Connie! and Connie's body reveals the ecrot s Rcnme, Miss dish's leailnm ;" a previous picture, fills a sin,-! J;i Kilcour) le in ".Flying Pat." Kate ,ucel1";'."l, "urn froir James Rcnnie, man in ilar role 1 lHn Wnllnpn ni-A nlso in the ' i:..i i i it.. ib. M.i-l.'.burn cum. iii.iiiu niiiic.-i Sennett staff, directed Also showing a comedy. NORMA TA L.MADGE HAS UIG SUPPORTING CAST 1 "THE PASSION FLOWER" FOR SALE Hlack 1112 evenings. 10-17-tf Russell, chairman, und Carrie Cleavcn 'ger; 'clerks Geo. C. Hopkins, May l sv Rnin !,,, m,Var' been mo'e i V. -.ll 1 t'-l 111 I..l...H 3 ' ........ . .1 Delicious -appies. ian;.n"iuii uuu nunii it- iwuuu. colorfully or faithfully transpianteii to the scren than in-"llie Passion 10-15-tf ! Precinct No. 2. City Hall. Judges J. A. Arbuckle FO RSALE 01. TRADE A Bnrgain.'hainnan, and Myfa E. Wilson; clerks Six-room dwelling;, modern, six lots; Ada P. Phy, Donzella Melville and to same, barn, outhouses, fruit trees Winnie George. lots of' shade treea, lose to RchooU Precinct No. 3. Pyramid Land Co.j I W. D. Grandy's residence near Sec- V 10-7-tf ond street viaduct. Judges W. 11. Grundy, chairman, and J. A. McCar FOR SALE Clieap lumber and applelthy; clerks Mrs. Oscar Poarch, boxes. Call Red',4071. See W. R , and. : . j Kivette. V 7-30-lm.l - - Precinct-No. 4. ' r.i ' ' 5;Chaliel 2802 North First Streef.' FOR AOOD Home or a good ranch !jmic,.si.j,ouise Hillary, chairman, and' call Black 801. O ' 8-8-Hi.L II. Blumcnstein; clerk Mintu Ro- , T tock, Rose McKwin and A' tbur D. FOR RENT Williams.' ' j i. .. Precinct N- 7. FOR RENT Niie, dlcnn steam-hented D. D. Herger's residence, corner, rooms. l)arlnnl4Jtel. 50c a nigh 9th street and Washington Avenue.j . 10-20-l!t Judges Jessie Mae Theisen, chair-, ' innin, and Ina Moore; clerks Blanche FOR RENT November 1 or sooner, j Snook, Mae Andrews and Lelah Voelz. to pe-rmani'm tenant, four rooms, all- j Precinct No. 8. j connecting, ith ood. Univcrsali Court House. Judges Cora IjineJ range and somXJ'umjture and fivelchairmun, and Carrie L. Hibberd;' plain nigs, privatie. b.Vh and lavn-iclcrks Jennie M. Caldwell, Zor.i tory.. Over Palaceonfectionery.lciapp and Lucji Stanchfitld. ' Ask AI Cain or O. E. Silverthorn) Precinct No. 9. at drug More. 10-18-itj Presbyterian Church, southeast cor- jner Sixth street and Washington Ave FOR RENT One furnished bedroom ;Judges H. J. Ritter, chairman, ami 1004 Adams Ave. . 10-T5-5tpjl L. McKennon; clerks Mrs. Osca' - Iferger, Louie Maguire and Mrs. J. K. Store. s 10-12-ti Wright. f KOItiRKM Kooms-oYrr I. L urug to MacNair. This situation, one of the most powerful ever enacted be fore the camera, brings the talenU of Miss Glaum, Mahlnn Hamilton, her leading man, and little Micky Moore into full play. A two reel Mack Sennett comedy will also be shown. . atr jfL. .dpi yar qa. THE REASON FOR. OUR SUBSTANTIAL GROWTH IS OUR SUBSTANTIAL SERVICE Flower," in which Norma lalmadge rises to great dramatic and emotionel REAT TnR OBSERVER WANT ADS j m i Federal Farm Loans Tlio Femoral' able to m:ko Applicants must injr and lloans wi ad jmodiictivn Ian f iud Hank of Spokfiiic is now anin loans on unmi scciiriiy. ictually cnivaKcd in I'arni y lie rallied mi cult ivatcd Grande Ronde Nat 1. Farm L(an Assn. CHAS. H. REYNOLDS, Secretary, La Grande, Oregon When Sled Dogs Freeze Half frozen, and Willi liis dogs dropping in tlioir tracks, overcome )iv tint stvcn cold, Uncle Sam's mail nicn in Hie far North liravely "inusli on." Nothing must stop the mails. This chai resoonsilile ni llie mail service is part fii 'the. rapid jmivtli of the bankiiin-j'-iiiail plan.' '(fly and 'iiraeticaliil- ol'U.iaukiii!'' uaiii coii- 'jilie convenience, sn il.v of this inc'lbnd i ,1 n a i . .is verts to t no systi'iii each wy. vsk us about it. United States National Bank La Grande, Oregon h OBSKRVEK WANT ADS GET RESULTS.' WOMAN'S BENEFIT ABBOCTATION ot the Maccabees, La Grande Lodge No. ' S7, W. U. of M. LodKe mets first Thursday at S p. an. and third Wed nesday at p. m.. at K. ot P. nail. Vlslttna- Sisters welcome. NORA B. MACK KT, Comaianoer MARJOUIE EATON, Reoor4-Keper O. B. 8. Hope Chap;r Ne. n, O. B. 8 holds atated communication the sec ond and fourth Wedneaoay ol eaco month. Visiting meetbera cordially i ... ...... HULDA H1IMPHRET9. W. M. KLOHENCB UACON. Sec. H. O. BROWN rhirVipraclor Room 1(1 Yet-Jiicobson Bldg. Hours jfll) to S:00 p. m. "Service That Restores Your Health. FOR RENT Pia Call Red 2031 KM.'Mi 7TTtTnV. LOST AND FOUND- Precinct No. 10. Methodist Church, southwest corn er Spring and l-'ourth streets. Judges Maie, Jacksofi, chairman, andf John Speckhart; clerks Lulu C. Bay, Mar garet Ansori and Ann Andrews. Precinct No. 1 1. Lucy Graham resilience, 90 Wash-' ington avenue. Judges Gracia lles- rhairman, and Rose llellnmy; clerks j Eleanor Church, Ethel S. Lynch and Bunch of Vey in small leatheri Moina Sargent. rrccinci -o. l., Harris Hall, 408i Fir St. Judges LOST leather Portfolio between Highway Service Station and Hut Ijikc. Return to Foley Hotel. Re-! ward. 10-M-2tn LOST- case in busines. 4f returned at oni Rooming House, listrict. to the Reward Belmont Kl-lill-tf MISCELLANEOUS tTtrttrrrriiiiiilliiiiiilliiililiiiiiiii'ii!fftM FIND IT HERE For Board and Room I'taonc Main 787. I, 1 il0-l"i-t Hunt, 1701 10-10-Jtitp DRESSMAKING-Mrs. Washington Avei ROM) CLOSED. Notice is hereby given that because of construction work on the Old Oronr Trail between Perry and Hilgard the road will lie closed from 8 to 1 and from 1 to 5 doily, except Sundays nntil fiuther notice. JiAJOTTE WINTERS, Contractors. 10-17-Stp YOUR SAFETY RAZOR BLADES are new again whenlwe sharpen them for you. Leave at Bed Cross Tint Store or Snapp'.M iJi Grande Phar macy. Prices, sirL-li edge, 30c do; double edge, 40clA. M. Berger 1-VJO Y. Ave. Phon5 Red 1942. 10-4-tf uther r vAJO Call the La, Gjanii ice for yourH-lp. eivice. Phonk Bla aei Workmanship Don't Dlsenril Your Clollies If your Biiltor dress Is soiled, or does not please you, we can alter it, repaf it, dye lit a briKhl new cior mil save you buying a newionn. Rear Foley Hikel. Blk 1822 McCALL CO! dPANY Rear I'ortyj Hotel Welders of All Metals THE BEST EdOin'ED IN EAST OREGON Cylinder Kctrindlng (Vankshaft Kegrlndlne Pistons, Piston Ilfngs, Piston Pins Cars and Tractors L It A II Mil III Makes Overhauled MicliiJife Work of All Kinds W are tguipped and m.ned ty expert! for the abov work LEIGHTON'S WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS II. W. Lcisliton, Prop. WOMEN Kf to-day tiro not satisfied ' with Lehijx model housewives, ' t teaehcrs, stenographers, etc. f ' They aim to' lo good business women ns well, and to that end conduct their affairs along tho lino of tho business man. They deposit their funds in a bank and pay all lulls by check. 1 Women who ' carry check 4 accounts in this batik receivo every possible consideration. LA OkANDE NATIONAL DANK i wu' i;ay I 01 TIME DEPOSITS j LA ORANDE, OKE. SOUND-RKLfABLE- PRCXjRESSIVE MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE system! DOINGS OF THE DUFFS A Mere Trifle Grande Kmployment Of- Always at your Black 801. 8-8-tf roVl-TRY AND ET.r.S. We are position to handle Poultry 10 pmndto) 30.000 pounds, lop frice Pld J PV lnr "rici.yi re h eggs. Vhe Comrnerc:l Creme.- I tnmnunv. 9-23-tfl tom. le.t'5 go 50me place tonight -we haven't beem OOT TOGETHER FOR CWERA WEEK- ho. not Tonight I'M KIND OF TlRED - I HAD A STRENUOUS DAV - 13 -13 y u OKH, 'ill BY ALLMAN i ci loonp "1 .If -f&fj ' hope rr .,U n r VhaTWAS 1 1 ALLBLEWUJ NO Gl?EAT DAMAGE' RrJ 50ME.OFV0OR J I .1 1 JUST THE HOT ft,;;' HOME BREVJ! J WATER BOILER K'.rf wmkA l Av mas I KHM SALE. '., I .a V.r le Intema'niil All?' iar of R. of f-. will huld a roM-1 i Oetolier ;.nd at fn.sl sale Sat II o'ebw-k a. m tery store. nt rtli"iti liro. i"- , , , . 10-18-4:' (M)k M t