La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 26, 1922, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextJ Thnwlnv, Jnnivnrv ir,, 1922 L"A" H'RAXD'P EVEYPCO- O'RS'E'RVTv R PA OR TTVR C5 Classified Want Ads v WANTED. WANTED-VTo rent or uuy, HO to 20 . N. acre tract. To.ie in. Call "P", Ob- WANTED, TO RENT A small plac- B0IVCr- l-SMtp in or around dsland City. Not to WANTED Suwinv, y experienced exceed fiv teres. Address Box lady. Mm. M. iVVason, 2)04 N. 410, La Grafalc. 1-20-61 Fir street. l-25.lt WANTFHi To trade aO acres of ler- FDR 5ATIT nxt ininT tilo lanoXall V" crop, two mile-, UK bTB OR RADK south of Ontario, for La Grande , I residence propVy. Call "C. M.", l t)K SAI.K i&'.sV. lO.inch pole wood. I care Observer. 1-10-tf w- J. Kelly, PhoV VI4U-J. i N 1-24-Gtp I WANTED Household goods; farm ,,,. . , j machinery, buggies, wagons and ''Ult iAl.h One Anderson Steam hack, Kanges, stoves, musical in- Vulcaniiw-. .fe bargain. Come to Btruments. wt get you one-fourth 5; g'n an Xinvestigato same. Fred . more forSjou. goods. Surely you White, UKi Oregon. 1-20-titp ; have something for sale. Dravage m . . .. ,, , , costs nothing, Francis Chain f?B?VVBfti5 pu? Brokerage .totAJCorner Kir and .b,red ?;V V f,M- Monroe streets. 12-31-tf i;0VL' JKon' Ini.T C -A' Sm,tk- Cove, OiVgon. J l-20-0t PROFESSIONAL FOH SAI.Ete-giklon gasoline tank DIRECTORY complete, wi pump. Just the thing for privuV yarage. $45.00 OSTEOPATHIC I'H YSIt lAXS Write "H," care CHjener. DM. J. I- lNlll.E mid 1U. .MAUHAHET 1-10-tf JNGLK. DIsotl.-it-H of wmm-n mid dill- dren a upt-einity. orrit-o rhoiu' Muin rOR SALE Ki-inch apple tree wood, 106. Res. I'hone lnln 120. L.a Clraudu Phnp Wjiin 1 1 111'intn National Hank liuii.Miiir. rnone .Mam 1. 1-lu-iutp PHYSICIANS AM) SUUiKOXS VH, It. J. KUt'K MAN. Den tint. Hoom 14-15 Painier-Ks.-h Huihline, phone Main 70. La Grnrutt', Ort;yon. CBO. 1L VKHKH, M. D. Uvncrul Surg ery. Office ovit Wilverthorn's. Office phone Main 112; rcsiUcnte phone Alain 6 St;. NATVItE CURE DH. A. N. MAYVIUjK Special lnt in chronic dlflrnisen. .Mt'thodH, Mfchano Therapy and Naturopath. Skin and blood dlst-ust'n, lU'i'vmifl 1 inon.se a. Chronic Headache, Hi-zoum, Sciatica. AppendicitiH. Constipation. Uowl Trouble; all kinds of t'hronic DiHean v successfully treatrd. l'liono Main 693. Room 1, 2, 3r second floor Cooi- idge Bldjf.. opposite Star Theatre. Of tLce buurs, 10 to 12 a. in., 1:30 to 5:00 ' p. in. Consultation free. 3-4-tf DR. J. E. WOODKM Chiropractor and Naturopath. Nervous and -chronic diseases a Rpcclnlty. Suite 20, Sum mer BldfT. Over .Sllverthorn's. Office hourB, 10 to 12 a. m., 1 to & p. nip., 7 to 8 evenJngfl. 1 1 2 -2 4 -1 m ATTORNEYS COCHRAN and Enr.IlllARD Geo. T. Cochran and Colon R. Klerhard. At torneya. I,a Grande National Ban It CONTlLVtTOltS U. J. McLFJ.I.AN' ni.t.t..r..H niif- -lional Civil tiKlnei . mirveyliiK and niaPM. Hoom 12, l.n Orunile N'otlonu) Bank BulldlliR. l'hone Main dl. AJK'HITKCTS C. H. Miller. Archlt.'rt. Room 11. l.a Uranrio National JIauk Building. La Irande. Oreu-on. FRATERNAL DIRECTORY L. O. O. M. l.a llriiml LihIrx No. 8..I). Loyal Orlirr of Mihikp, hokirt rKulai meetlnKH every Thursday nik'hl at U p. m. at Odd Fcllowa' Hall. The Wo man's Mooselu'art I.eKlon mei'ts ct-c-ond and fourth Thursdays of vnfh month. Moose Legion of the 'World meets second .Monday of earn month. Visitors always welcome. Pues pay able at l.a Crande l'harmacy and at J. tl. lloliu'B tlrocery Store. D. K. SHANKS. Dir. M. A. STH.WKI.I.. Sec. U. P. O. KI.KS I.a tininde Ijfidpe Nn. 433. Lodge meets each Thursday ev ening at H o'clock. Home and cluo prlvliotren cheerfully extended to all Urother Klks. NOLAN SKIFF. Exalted Ituler F. L. PKAI'.SON. Secretary. WODF.RN WOODMKN OF AMEKICA La Grande Camp No. 7T0.t meets on tho first and third Thursday even ings of each month. In the If. of 1. Hall. VlBltiuir neighbors welcome. H. C. BALL. V. C. JAKE ItOSTOCK, Clerk. A. F. and A. M. Iji (irande Lodt-e No. 41. A. F. and A. M holds reg-ular inoetinKS first and third Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all alasona. c. w. nis'fiNRn. w. .m. K. It. ItlNCO. Sec. i. 0. KAOLF.S Aerie No. 259, meets every Friday night at Eagles Hall. Visiting members welcome. Z. LILLY. W. P. J. K. ltlltDSKLL, See. WOODMEN OF THE WOULD La Grande Camp No. Its. Meets every first and third Monday at Kaglca hall. All visiting neighbors welcome. Uues pavable at the office of the clerk. Itooms 21-22, La Grande Na tional Bank Hldg. JOHN SCOTT. C. C. It. J. KITCHEN. Clerk. KNlGlfTS OF l'VTHIAS Hed Cross! lodfre No. 27. meels every Moridny evening tn ("anile Hall K. of P. i Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all vlstllnp Knlirht. ; r. W. MOdKK. C. C. ' C. I- QUA HAM. K. R. ft I WOMEN'S DENKKIT ASSflC'l AT1DM of j the Maccabees. La Ornnde Lodire No.! 27, tV. B. A. of M. Luilue inet-tfl first . Thursday at 2 p. m. nnd third W"d- neaday at 8 p. in., at K. of P. Hall. Vialtlnir RItcrK welcome. J1RS. MAItV IIALLACHKR. rinuiiKindvr. MARJOmE EATON.. O. B. S. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. K. .S., holdj itnti-d communication the sec ond and fourth Wedntsday of m?h month. Visitlns membera cordially Wekm,1-I.PA TIT-MPIinEYP. W. M FUUt K.VM-: ACQS'. Sec. nOJNQS 09 THE DUFP. TOM I WAWT TO GET THIS ROOM STRAIGHTENED OP -MISS SWEET J JLiST CALLED AND SHE'S G'OIMG TO STOP IN TO SEE. ME- I OH THAT'S THE SWELL LOOKIMtJ GIRL VOO ikiTimx-eD ME TO . I., Mi iuTi?nrix-eC) me To . 1 ffl r N VTHETHEATEJ "n ' T THETHEATEJ I. Jo C-.TP-bx u L IT o R FURNITURE FOR SALE, and rooms Jor rent. Phone 334J between 8 nlm from rul- Th busband, how o'clock a. m. and 6 o'clock p. m. fever, condemns her instead of 1-9-tf thanking her Tor her .heroic efforts i In his behalf. This forms the ground FOR RENT Three-room furnished in. Phone Muin i l-2t!' - . re( furnished rooms I hotttt'keeping. Pho!:c I l-24-;it I'XR RENT us for lipht house lams. Phone 390-J. keeping, 1512 l-18-;f KOR RENT Beduoom, with bath and heat.S Gcntloiiian preferred. 201H First St.. Phone341R. 1-10-tf FOR RENT-Two furnished liirht housskecpinff j-ooms. Phone 4'M-J " 1-19-tf MISCELLANEOUS FOR TEN IAtS WE will allow 10 I i - et -A ..li t . per ceiu oic.ui.uu Luioui .uuoe kuils. J THE. TUlilitKI. OREGON VO1 RKAL AGENCY Slater WW i, agent. Residence; 2702 liirch ttri? Phone 150-W. 1-1G-I2t MRS. M. WILLIAMSON.- Profes. sor of practical 'and clinical Mid wifery. 2124 (Stm3. Phone Xi'li. ; 12-28-lm HIGHEST PRICES, PAID for raw furs. Write for jrice list. North- j west Coast ur JJfchange, Inc., 7u Yesler Way, Seattle, Wash. 12-18-2mp. HEMSTITCHING ADD FICOT EDGE , K tl T IP n-ennncll llnl O avenue, or leavi order at Camp bell Sisters, Ladies' FurnUhlngi, 1306 Adams avemw. S-22-tf : V KOK RENTVTh apnrtiiK'iit. OL FOH RENT Tij for liirht ho 342-R. v V - -Book HEMSTITCHING And Picot Edfre business meeting Thursday, January buttons covered-alf ball, full ball 2oth, p. m., at ijasonic hall. AH acorn and bullet icorii styltj. Mail j Nobles invited. V orders given prompt at ntion. . All: Jtf) MILLER, work guaranteed. Orders taken j Seeretai y. for pleating, ilrsi L. H. Norton, lj.23.4t 906 Adams Ave. Phone 421 W. First , - block west 01 ptst ouicc. 8-2-tf PUBLIC STENOGIWWIE'R nt Leigh ton's Welding & Machine Vorks. i SJ l-20-26t ORDERS TAKEN pr steam pleating, j Mrs M. E. Chejf,-'1702 Adams Ave., j phone 1.18J. ' 1-11-2'St .NOTICE TO ALL FARMERS. iWe have opened p. shop to do al! kinds of work. Korsashoeing a special ty. Call and scv yt&. Prices right. All work guaraned. Bark of Kid dle's Grocery. iJctid and Haines, pro prietors, Imbler, i-egnn. 1-21-2IU LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY All kinds of machinery, automobiles ud tractort n paired, overhauled and rebiilt. Ascetylene welding of all kinds. Cylinder boring, and oyersiw piattm Craokaiiafta, PieVna And Piston Pkua regfomtL Ch a trial D. FITZGERALD, Pro THERE IS SURE. SOME CLASS TO THAT GAL- GUESS I'D BETTER GO OR SOME CLEAN . I AT SUKIlltYS TOIAY AM) TOMOIMIOW R(r moments orowd one upon nn other and tumble toward n tie niendous climax hi "A Wife's Awakening," the current feature ul trurtion at the Sherry Theatre. Produced under the supervision of 1-ouiB J. Ousnler, for R-C .Pic tures Corporation, '"A Wife's Awak ening" marks another stride In ad vance for the famous director who already has to his credit a formid able list of photoplay triumphs In cluding such productions as '"Kis met" and "Good Women," also pro duced for R-C Pictures. Mr. Gasnier has touched a lofty artistic plane in "A Wife's Awak ening." Not only Is the production one of high finish tin n technical way but the development of the story bespeaks the handiwork of a master. The story is (one that is close to the hearts of every man and woman. It has to do with the experiences of a wife whose devo tion to t her husband is so great that she places her own reputation iln nadow in her efforts ,to save work of the story Mid the climax conies lu the form of one of the most amazing denouements ever !a,',MI on tlie silver screen. All is Wl,rked out in most logical and 'convincing 'fashion, however. I "A Wife's Awakenlnir" introduces a small cast but one of th very best ever seen in a screen nrodue- Uion. Frltzi Ilrunetto portrays the role of the ."wife a part that r- (luiros 'emotional skill of the very hid'hest caliber. Miss Ilrunette Is at her artistic best in a part that suits her 3erfertly. Also showing "Fishting Fate.' FOUR ACTUAL STARS I'NDKR STAIIL'S DIRECTION IN "'INK CIUU THOU (i A V EST ME' "The Child Thou Gavcst Me," which began a three-day ene;a(rement at the Arcade Theatre today, contains a story so human in quality and the situations are so nutuial and so smoothly developed that the entire production seems to be an interes'injf PeiiotI lifted right out of "life. It is a ohn M. Stahl production and releas ed by Associated First National Pic tures, Inc. The picture is one of the most lav- jishly staged that it has ever been our fortune to witness. While the pre tentious interiors represent a consid erable outlay of money visible even to the layman's eye there is a not- able absence of vulgarity, and good taste abounds throughout. The ex- FIND IT HERE wiliuiiHiiiiiiliniiiiiniiiinimiiiiiiiiiitf SIHIINEHS. Shrine Club 11 h.ldt a smoker and FOR SALE Storo building ivitli rooms Sri bufk, iind tva rosidoiift'S. jllriiii's- on I- t G0OO vof lo pcrcpnt. Call Math 71 Miss Sweet Missed a, Treat I BROUGHT oo THAT Bom THAT I WASTEUUAiV.l A90T I VIOH'T SEABLt TO CCt IM AS I HAVE AM APPOIWT fcWT AT eiT. LINEMJ I 1 JWS (SXWtfy-WJCAMTGWIt rf i teWora are rare specimens of land- scape beauty. "The Child Thou Cavest Mo" con tains every clement necessary to a perfect picture, in which category we are compelled to place it. The us pense holds the interest from the start to the climax, which is one of the most novel ever seen on the silver sheet. Now Portugese Premier An-j liomiccs That lie Will' -Make Insurgents liehaw LISBON, Jan. 2. Cutiha Leal, the new Premier of Portugal who assutr- d office abouc the middle of Decem ber, has vowed that he will reston1 public order in the country and pledg ed his honor to bring to justice the assassins of former Premier Granj) and several other statesmen nmt dcre t ; in the October revolution. He is taking1 energetic measures ti; keep these revolutionary elements in control. Seveial military and naval officers have been sent from Lisb ILL STOfl DUG NIB to the provinces in punishment for years oia ami ills neain is rngaine,, a-, taking part in political meetings of ". 1,lmv tu h"ryi! breediiiB m western civilians. Uimuln. The new premier has appointed as ' . As t"e-ycar-old, t his magnifi Civilian Governor of Lisbon I.ieutcn- lM,,,t "!'''"'' ' horse-flesh won the ant Agatao Lnnca, a naval officer who "'")' -hmpinshi. of his breed at had declared that he would not wear !ho tr. national fair at Waterloo, la. kio ,.n;r..... i..,.i been done to the assassins of Cranio! Premier Leal had made a similar vow shortly alter the assassinations. His accession to power was broujrh about within 2-1 hours after the pre vious ministry had fallen and was at tended by the dramatic incidents. Tne air was thick with rumors of approach ing revolutionary events. A cabinet of the extremist elements already had been formed and was ready to lean into power. The newspapers stalci that his choice as premier saved the country from a civil war. When it became known that I.e.-d oVIoik p. in., the undersigned will sell was forming a cabinet all the cxli'cm- ;.lt ,)uWi(. aul.tjor, to the highest bidder ist elements concerned in the revolu-; fr M sho !im of r it.e ecpiip- tion in October last, including soldiers, ll.tj t1Ucks, tires, parts and at sailors, civil revolutionaries and soaie ( W!i!to! icsfcatteries, Littery parts and officers met and -sent emissaries to equipment :d wood i what is known the President winning him that thevills Hlll..s (;:,vlt;l, in ttho City of La would not nccept Leal's cabinet ai"' !(jrande, Oreg. whiili was covered demanding that MesquiU de Carvulho iay ,r,)ur c.vtairiVitle Rites' signed by ue muuu premier, n lu-n nicy irai nn. that they were too hit furious speech es and Krave threats were aVlivem'. nt a revolutionarj' clul and piiimtes were made that the revolution:uy program would be cairiei out at what ever cost. On assuming power, Premier Le-ti declared that he "would "aqiuish :V airitatorfl and those who commit fres i crimes as if they were venomous rep tiles." lie promised thai all his ef forts would be directed to enforce .r der and lessen the grave economist1 and financial situation in.PoHuir.il He declared Ihnt the: men who urvcj him to rceept the office f' that the continuation of disorder in Portugal would bring about foreign intervention. The Premier sail! he realized that his life was endang'ied but to refuse to neespt the offke would have been an act of cowar.i ee. Premier Leal's task was eomplieat - ed by a meeting h-Kl outside the cap- ital of members of the Parliament which was dissolved nt the t'me of the October revolution who prese.iteil to the government a demand that they be convoked in a new piirliament in Lisbon. This leal refused to do. YOXTNO'S KOMte-MADE CANDIES, CHILI anj TAMALE3 Are the Rfst (n Town OIVE uaAvTRIAL Pre-Wr"Prices YOUNG'S CANDY CO. ............ Furnittire Exchange COMPLETE gOTlSE PURHISHIBd ED DoVdwVE, rrop. PlxonB, BlacK 1211 Fir ft Jefferson K' SHOW m VtT? M TS I'M . ... i i pi K 7V I II UMHNC AIDS VKTKKAN, ! .. Illy AMsoeialcd Vre.-Kl Rt CH KTl- li, Jan. 'JG. My spe-' (iitl order of President Harding, setting aside rule of the I'nited Stales civil service comnilsHion, Paul A. Itazar of this city, whose hands were blown off at an officers' train ing camp at l.miues, France, after t he urnntlie, has been appointed a clerk in the liochesler office of (he veterans' bureau. Hnzart who has been given busi ness training under the rehabilita tion di h ion of the veterans' bu- 1 1 vuu, w.is ilea led an appoiutuieut at t he bnreau because ol his dis .abllity. The case then was referied to (he president, who ordered the i rules set aside and Ilazar assumed hits duties Monday. S HORSE PUSSES AWAY (lv Associated Pres) EST F VAN, Sask., Jan. Uit.Para. mount Flashwootl, a famous sire ofj the Ilclgian lireeti ol horses, is iieau at the farm of George Rapp near Lampman, Sask. He was only six m r.'i:'. linnieoiaieiy alter nis vie- i which ranked him as the best lU ljKan stallien on this side of tho At lanli. I'nitrd States breeiler offer- led S:ilo0 for him and it -was refused by his o1 Phone 571 for our Service asoli.ie or Pearl Oil to illing t'o. 1-21-tf ICiirs, to bvi 'you. Einpiifl NOTICE OF SALE. ' I Nijco Ls hereby given that on the i 2Hth t'.iv of Jan'unrv. 11)22. at two ; Ku(fc.ni. V. llug, ,1 llllttil October 1st liilil, and ajrrep:; L-n,(t,,u.uv,, u,,'.- ni !e by reason -lit of, and un- ierms of saiil interest. This sale of default in the diT ard by virtue title notes. Copy of oice may be !seen at Hue's Garage, : KRANK HILTON, S JULIUS iKOKSCIl, I-2-i-4t TO THK ( KKDI'ldltS OK SAN DEKSON. HAKKY NOTICK IS IIEKKI5Y GIVKN, That ! I0U i had ' IJnrry tnnlei-ion, fnrpierly in busi rctl 'ness.iit Sumnierville, Uniiin County. ; Oregon, bss n.le 11 general assign-, "lent for lb hi m fit of all creditors to -the undersi'iuil as assignee. All lelaims itgaiiikt tlie said Harry San- ilerwm shoul.lbe jiiresenled to the un- j .dcisignrd, ivi.fly verified, togeth j ler with an iti iii d statement of the Uu-t-mint. 1 Dated at I.a4ande, Oregon, this !'j:!ril day of Ja J Jiy, 1H22. jff. 1 MEYERS, .Assignee or Harry Sanderson, at l.a (Jrande National Hank, D 1 --1 Oif hit iuJSiw SHE-'S BE.EH MtRt AM GONE? IJP 1 If DRESS HATS Your choice of any Velour $4.75 Your choice of any Eeavet Felt $4.75 A wide v;it'ty of other hats in iillysliailcs ami shapes. lorferately )r((l from $1.75 to $4.75. T 1309 Adams Ave. WESTENHAVE WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? OBSERVER WANT AD HKSOl'ltl'KS ll)l,l)JS.O.'5 (Dee. Ill, lf)2l) MK.MltlUS USUAL U DIVIDEND DECLARED At .a directors' meetlug, January 11, a dividend was declar ed on tho regulars per cent busts, bulng 4 per cent for the fis cal half year ending January 15,. 1022, cm members' net credtis. RECORD-BREAKING- GROWTH Our financial rerWt shows Vur resinirci'S more than dou bled In the your ll)2l Accordini tn stale and national govern ment reports on bulUtlniVand loanl us-soctatioiiH throughout the . v VniteJ Stall's, our grow THE GREATEST SAFETY Our 'Association lonns iftwhey only on Improved real estate la prohibited by law from 1(uJk more than C per c.iit of conservative valuation all our mortKtWs are depdHlted with t!m Corporlitlon Coniiulssioiier of Ore-jfon for tho protection of all concerned. WE WELCOME QUESTIONS Inqilli'li'H concerning our Association, lis inoUioiia and Its system for helping YOU to save money systematically and to oiurn 11 high Interest rate safely with your savings, will lie an Bwercd gladly by lis, Addra UNION SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 9 Knurth .Wreet Portliuid, Oregon RKSorim-: ioi, wi,.? (iv-r. ikji) i.-;h .mioiiikks Welders of THE BEST EtJ'JirPlO IN EAST OKBfiON . Cylinder Kegrinding Crankshaft RrirriirdlB PLstonn, Pitiion Rin(f, IHnton Ptaa Car and TraclT of AU Makes OTertiaoied Vcho Work ol All Klnto W or nt mv rtJ by eicort for tht hov wura LEIGHTON'3 WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS K. W. Leighton, Prpk '"'wHwf If''!' ''. ir 'I' I ' ? li'- GILBERT La Grande, Ore. -TSY AN 1 all record All Metals TKe Foundati'aa f Good Dress OOOD TASTE Is drena must Find Its flrnt cxprpsalon In tlie propor Corset In the harmony if Dlivple, yeautlful lines ainl right proportions. tWomca of , dlscilmlr.allng taste all over America woar "La Camille Corset lo-oauno tf.c-jr plve the correct sl!houitto ainl nceont tho nnt ifral bounty i tho, nKiyo as no other Curst'! can. 'Pnore ls a ("annuo inocioi mat" win you iiei-rM-t1y. Have a trial ritilnR and be con- 1 1 J Tlnccd. A coimilgte lino or now ill models on hand. , ni l) li'-at Mrs. Robt. Paliison, COHSETIlOnE . 1702 Oak, Corner of Spring i o