La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 27, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFririav, .Tarmarr t:. CT? FATNTN'O OTlSF.mFR VJCiV, RFTR Classified V ANTED To tiooo OoiOs of fer-, tile lend, aii in crop, tox miles Bouth of OntVpio, for I,a Grnmlo resilience propeifej Co! I "C. .14,", caro Observer. 1-ltl-tf jW'ANTEl) Sewing, by experienred laily. Mrs. M.' E. Mason, 2:104 N. Kir street. 1-25-ti WANTED Household troods: farm I ,- machinery, buciries. wairons nnd ' hacks, Ranges, stoves, musical in-1 struments. WeU-st you one-fourth i j, more ror yout zooos. surely, you have somcthg for sula. Dmyajrp costs noihingV The Francis Chain Brokerage stores. Corner Fir and Monroe streets. 12-31-tf PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OSTKOl'ATHIC l'HYSIClAVS Hit. J. I.. INiil.t; mill lilt. MAIIIIAICI.T NljI,I0. DlSliSt'S Of WIIIIK'II HltU cliil- flru a specially, orflre riione luln Itlti. Hes. Phone Mnin K'li. l,u (JrunUe National Hank Itu lilting. PHYSICIANS A.M St lUUOO.NS pit. It. J. Kl't'K M A N. lien l i st, llooni H-IS rniiiHT-ltoi-scli Uiiililili.'phinie Slain 111. l.a GniinU1, t)ri.'Koii. 1E11. H. VKIIltS, .M. IX llMliernl SilrK ery. Office over Silverlliorn's. nrriei: VUone Mala H; rerfiUeiicu tilione lluln KgC. XATIT.R ClHIv . . . DR.. A. N. MAVVII.I.R S,pclllst In chronic dlneasvu. Metho,ls, .Mn-hrnio-Tliertipy hikI Nutllloinilli. Skin and blood disease, uervoUR disenses. i'hronle HeaUnche. Kezt-mn, Kciutica. Appendluilii, CnestiPHllon, lloW'il Trouble; nil kinds of Chronic Dlscns ' en tiucreRsftilly trented. I'lione Mull) C93. Room 1, 2, !1, second floor Cool idtfe itldg., oposite Slur Thfntre. Of fice hours, 1U to 12 ti. in., 1:3U to (ini!) p. m. Consultation free. 3-4-tf DR, J. K. V()01)i:Mi ('hiropractor iinl Naturopath. NVrvotiw mid chronic ireust-.s a sp'ciiilty. Soltf 20, Soni mer Itldff. Ovi-r SilvirtlHirn's. Oific lionrH, 10 to 12 a. in., 1 to l . nip.. V to 8 eveninK". 12-24-lm ATTOKNKVS C(OHRAN nnd KIIKIIHA li D Cleo. T ("ocliran nnd Colon li. Ilhwrhard, At torneys. La (Jrundu National Hank ltiltlrthiff. CO.XTttACTOltH tilonal Civil Knirnuvr: Murvey nir Bnnrwn iu'.'iu,iwt lu""n,reH "b"1!'11"" "l aw maps. Koom 1, I.n (iruinle Nntlonul limit uulldlnu:. riinne Alain l AllCHITWTS U. B. Miller. Archllect. Itmiin 11, Qrimle N'Htional llanlc lliiilUlns. Ianda. Oreuon. FRATERNAL 1 DIRECTORY Ij. . ). M. Im tJramlp I-oilm- No. KIM, I.oyal Drder of .Mmsi holds rr-tular nift'titifi'H fV4rv Tlnirsfluv niifhl ut :i p. m. ut (hid I-Vllow.-t' Hull. Tin Wo inn'fl Moost'hcart Li'Bton nicciH vir iul and fourth ThuiMdayH of each month. ilooMti IkIoh of the World nitH second Monday of nrh month. V it: lfr.ru iilu'iivn u iili'iiiun 11n.. liflV- iihl at La Crandf l-httrniiu-'y nnd nl J J. ti. Holm ft ;roM'i y store. 11. K. SHANKS. Dir. ft M. A. STII.WKI.U Sft. B. K O. KIKS (Jrniul' Lndn;e No. 4'M. I.odc im'Hts each Thursday v ninr nt 8 o'clock. Home and clun prlTllcges rht'erlully exu-nded to all iirother KIWs. t NOLAN RKTFP, Rxnlted Tluler F. U PKAkKOX. Secretary. JUID1;;KN WOD.MI0N OK AMKKU'A I. Grand? Camp No. "70S mcctM on tti first nnd third Thursday ven 1n of :h month. In 1111 K. of 1 1111. Visltinff nptjehbors wtdctnne. II. i II A I A t, V. C. JAKK HOSTOCK, Tlprk. A. K. nd A. M. Ii Crondc Lodse N'o. 1, A. V. nd A. M.. holds regular matlnc first nnd third Fridnvs nt 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all C. TT. TITVON'RH. W. M. k. n. i:in';o. s-c. I. O. KAtiLKrt Afrip No. li.V.t, m-ts tvry Friday nipht nt Kiislta Hull. Vlwitlng members welcome. 7.. L1I.I.V. W. P. .7. E. UircDSEl.U St. Wiwdmuv op Till-; ivm:l.u-i.i Oranda ramp N'o. 1C9. Meets every iit nd third Wnnilftv t KaKles hull. All vl.litlliK neighbors welcome. Ium payable at tlic office of tbe Hark, ltooms 21-22, La (Jranilo Na Uanal I'.ank lildir. JOHN SCOTT. C. C. li. J. KITCHKN. Clerk. KNIOHT 0' l'VTHIAM I ted I'm" Irfioit Xo. 27, nicem every Mondny anlnr in Castle Hull ( K. of P. Hall), at 8 ni. A I'ylhlan welcome tw all visiting KnlcbtK. . c. v.: Mooiti:. c. r. ! C. I.. OKA HAM, K. ft. S. ! WOalKN'S HKNKKIT ASSOCI ATION of I Ite Maccabcc". I.a Ornmlc Lodire No.! 27. V. H. A. of M. Ioilue mt-etil first Ttlursdav at 2 p. ni. and third Wed-; realsv at 8 p. tn., at K. of 1'. Hall.' Vlallinar Sisters welcome. I Jltt.S. JIAI1V OAI.I.AOHER, ConiniMllder. MARJOniK KATON. Ileeord Keeper. 1 O. t.. S. Hope Chnntef No. 11. o. K. S.. 1 holds stated eoinnuinlcfitloii the ?ec- ond lid fourth WedneHdiiys of esch m....,i. I'luliinir ii.iiih.r!i rordiallv iiir,r itrMPimKvs. w. m. If KI.OKICNCK. II At YIN. See. D01NG3 OC TBE DUFF? GEE THAT'S A SWELL NEW STENOGRAPHER MR. DOFF lAS Want Ads J u FOR SALE OR TRADE FUH SALE Two AxminsUu' Kuks New. Beautiful coloring!!. Never Mn used. For one-half price. Call 2702 Fourth. "7 "7oii8ed otlen on tint Htagv en Screen. FOR SADE- A.irnji. i-Uiillcu IIUCKU; - i berries, )e,ur.1 and prunes. 2i).1-R.S. V. r - l-2li-2l X i CLAb.'V.T sized coal, deliver 1.0(1. J. I). Lynch . l-2(i-tf ,om c!lr' - 0h s.Kl.K Two sectional oak book cases. Cull ut 708 N avenue uft?i 4:00 o'clock. 1-2U-31 . , . , .. ,. FOR SALE ty dairy' alves, from high grade ..... eies ni-'ikihir IlOO Jlta nf fnf np lull ter in cow-tcstini associations an'! ia hv- ,.ri..l,,,rV..,J!t:torml Pnr pai'ticuhtrs nntrrVfa( write KranU A. Rowi?p 5:t lih street, Port land, Oregon. lJealor in dairy stork. l-',(J-'t 1 FOR SALK R-st lfi-inch pole w-)od. j W. J. Kelly. Phone 44-J. 1-24-Gtp . - - FOR SAI-F-(;.r,-gallon gasoline tank - complete, 'ith I pump. , Just the thing for prute , garage. ?4.r).0O. Y'ito "H," car.Mlh-erver. ,J . ' 1-lG-tf 'FOR SALK lli-inrh apple tree wood. Phone Muin 1 l-Ki-IIOtp FL'RN'lTUKl'j FOR SAI-E. and room . ....'. . ' for rent. on...4j Detween o clock a. m. and C o'clock p. m. I v l-y-tt i rOR RENT FOR Call ,,,,. T rr. , v I m 5'rn' Sht'd ap Main iOf 1 FOR RENT Six-room modern house, nt uiu; T nvenne. Inonire at 140S T avcnueX l-20-3tp FOR RENT JJioorhs for light house ! keeping, lolJVanms. Phone 30O-J. 1-18-lf .. , . ..i. L.lL i (UK lili-K 1 isenroom, Wltn oatn nnu , i . .lv.i 7v r j onei . : hi S"'T . i , ri , ,;; ! rirw; v,. i i.H"' h o use ke c p i tifev v ms . l iiuiil' si.to-j 1-19-tf t MISCELLANEOUS ORECJON JUUKNAL AGICNCY Sluter Whlijdon,. apent. Heaidenco. 2702 j3irch shn. Phone 1H0-W. S . ' l-16-12t MRS. M. WIIJJAMS0N. I'rofos aor of praoticali and clinal Mid wifery.. 2124ams. Phone 332J. 12-28-lm HIGHEST I1KICKS PAID for raw furs. Write for price list. North west Coast Fur Exchange, Inc., 7o icsier Tvny, -iuc, i.u.-... 12-10-2rap. HEMSTITCHlMCi AND P1COT EDGE by Mn. J. P. O'Cenntll, llu O. avenue, or lev OTdr at Camp- UU Sisteri, Idief Fnrnlslilnpi, 1305 Adamf avenua 8-22-tf HEMSTITCHINtt And Fieot Edge buttons covcre4-half ball, full ball acorn and bullet Ticorn styles. Mail orden given prompt attention. All, work guaranteed Orfers taktn, for pleating. Mr L H. Norton, 900 Adams Ave. Phftie 421W. First ' block vtit of poit bffiefc. ! , - 8-2-tl PUBLIC STENOGRAPHEK at Iigh ton's Welding & Machine Works. l-20-?Gt ORDERS TAKEN fo steam pleating. Mrs M. E. Chdf, 1702 Adams Ave., phone 1.18.1. 1-11-2'it OBSBRVEH WA.ST AU8 GET H ISJTLT9. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP ANDFOUNDRY All kinds of machinwT, utoH)obiles ami tractor ra paired, overhauled and reNylt. i Ascetylene welding ol ail kind?. Cylinder boring and evertjzeypiirtana. CrttttlrarlBfta, Pistons and Piston Pin ngrcranft, Givw im a trial D. FITZGERALD, Pre, O" Kti-Lo tom ! -- J V ?pi. 0h, miss mortomA FT :.jiT miss morton this f ' - COME.DJ! a mikiotR? f XZ?t, k AST DAY AT SHDIiltYS LAST DAY ! An liillM.mo ,!,.,, I- IhattiA . variably eaubes the. Interest of .!, Plnverae theatroKoer. It Doe liOD''' " ' "' t... HI-I Corporation, It ie done VU& aacb striking originality that it raiiBs easily among the foremost, ftpaet lc subjects of the year. "A Wile's Awakening" In fa niny bo reckoned as another fetuhw in the directorial cap of Louis J. Oasnler, the eminent French dinw- Iter, who also has had to liia credit ion the lt-c list the miyoorablo nro- I duction of "Kismet" and "Good Women," in which he a leu touched I'IU nrtlstlc P1""- "A WW AwakOIllllK A Wife's AwakonliiK" unreels the story of a charmiiiK young wife whoao devotion to Iter husband ix.vn intrust! and so blind that si) if ' " repiuniion in a shmli.u - in hr efforts to save him from rills Drieny is tlie story although thu wll'o rights valiantly "" ''" win enduring nan- , ...... . ........ . Piness. I Olll 111 J n IVW A Vl K Oil II V PO-I...., A , i dueed by Oasnler for 11-0 .VlunJ ?ZT.tLl ' Xot the least unusual feature oflP'cturP without bemg touched by the, ,)a0 of firt ,,,Ul.ntion of ntk.0 "A WliVa Awakening" la the fact P'a'ntjve little figure of a boy who .(.(h (nv nf An m2 that it was enactetl by a east of just five players, each of wnom l nn artist of high standing. Fritzl Brit- nolle Is the wife and she proves herself a consummate artist. Her role requires emotional skill of the highest order and Miss Ilrunette i,.,..,n.. , ! "" r- tlti . , TOM MIX IH'F IN HIS I.ATKHT FOX ' 'WESTERN" , Tom Mix is announced by the Star ;ppear in his latest Fox pictirr?, p i "Western," entitled "The liir Town nouna-up, ot wnicn William iMt-Leod Jiuine, the noted fictionist, is th author According to report. Mix has here ;n story which keeps him at "concert liitch'' from ntnrf In finich In fact r. . . , . ,V ' , " it is declared that for sneedv and sen- rational action it never has bwn sur- fct, : h; ,:., slur's lonp list of succCKsan. Tht ncitiriiii'nL uti tunny mvis u jwci vu- culated to inteiest nnone vho ha J FIND IT HERE J ri i-ES W rV a n en t r em f.y Legal guainte given. No need of knife, no paitK otmtinue work. Ask to see Gle-o-nisVHlo Treatment. I t L. Drug compar) OKHiUI KfX)I) SALE. The i. I. A. Ladies will hold n cooked food sale Saturday at Patti son'a for the benefit of the Red" Cross iThriftShon il,,,rt &nP l-27-?f- iNOTK'E in ALL FARMERS. w have opened a shop to do al! jkinds of work. Ho) seshoeing a special- I ty. Call nnd sc us. Prices right. All work guaranteed. Back of Kid- die's Grocery.Jean and Haines, pro- Iprictors, 'Imhler, Oregon. l-21-2fit FOR SALE Store IniilAing villi rooms in ba4, mifl two rositlonrcs. llrinjs' on fGOOO over li plrcont. Call Main 780 She Looked Too Good rom . is announced by the Star ine laci inn mere is a cameruma' Theatre a, the att.action at that house 'within eye range. "Itchie" appear. for Saturday and Sunday. He is toiin fully half of the picture, un l one seen Mix on the screen in a Fox pro- duction. was a Hllcht dlluo to 1 15 4 I'lius- ' Mix so often has made a new' ed by (he low price of cotton, but j record in during; deeds and "impos-'In l!Mii. the year before tin- Pnlted sible" itutits lifter he had iiPpurent-1 tfiiiti'a enti red tbe World War, the I fy reached the limit, that nothinir is nveraKO advanced to 522 SS, on now likely to surprise lis army of 0-1 4 In two years. ' ndmirers. Hut ull who are Strauses to his work miht well cany shock absorbers witft them to the theatre For ho siipgly can't help doing tO:nO. ifl-itl IK . m .1 . viwi.niii.i.-, J, tj aln hnn in. t' - wi iMJ. , S8 t'tm taeic thmff for "Tbs (liild Tnou Giot St," the First National attraction which storted 8 4ivce-diy run et tb Arca theatre yster.4.ev, J6hn M. StsM, the director, cV'sc the oap sure-fire subject of the Am- tmcan amnmneait mteroet. t arc- ful not to reduce his production to on- jtimental mush, yet never losing eight of the value of the human not in hi. story, the director made hit picture well-balanced combination of tens' drama and twabtlc humor that cairnot fail to aroure instant response irt (he spectator. To say that "The Child Thou Cav- i"K s i winy, iukiiir uiiviiiuiRf . overworked pmuses, But is uoing f ...i.. .....it.. i ... iK r i ;..u,;r;...t "" " J"'"'""'"" - lieisim woo couiu u inioutru iiu i'""? """ u,v,u a". " IT v . , . , V ",s nuuions is wnony incapaoie o iiumnn peiieirtmoii or eilioi ioii. Little "Hchie" Headrick, who plays The jundersigred will receive bids the part of the litle son, is o-il,v:fr the tito.-k and fixtures of Harry 'threS and a half years old, lut he isaiidcinoi of S.immerville, Oregon, u;i if ives h startling gives a startling peiformance. Not r & can one realize thai the boy iB being directed bef;no ji motion picture camera; ho ge j through his part and it is a '-on-siderable one in a remarkably nat-! 'ural manner, apparently cblivious of: the fact that there is a cameruma' eonntantly wishts to see mo:e ot luni The remainder of the cast is of alb .star cauure, uai Dara castieton, i.ewis stone, Adele rarnngton, winter uai', William Desmond being included All in all, this is a picture that -ryone snouiu see, lor 11 comuiues excellent acting, a good story with Unst.inod interest and su"nnse lav sustained miercsi ana sunnsi, i.i ih staging and genius in prfecti;in WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 27. The average value per acre of .10 crops constituting nlno-tenths of all crop production dropped'' fro in $:ir.7C to $14.48, or 6(1 per cent, during the two years 1919-81, an nounced th United States Depart ment of Agriculture tolay. ' This decline l unparalleled within the scope of the department dating hack to 18G6. During the yean immediately fol lowing the Civil War the general trend of the nvcrago fan down- ward, dropping from about 116 or $10 per acre to less than 8 b 18116, the lowest point in tho In- dustrlal depression of tba't time. An advance then set in nnd by 101" the nverage value per ncre was nnnn im nr UCjUl IllkUl. ! MOP! Let Geo. Do It YOUNG'S HOME-MADE CANDIES, CHILI and TAMALES Arithe Best in Town GltE US A TRIAL ;. Pre-war Prices , YOUNG'S CANDY CO. Furniture COMPLETE ifOtisE FURNISHERS ED DONOHUE, Trop. Plioiie, Black 1241 Fir & Jefferson to Helen tilt Kl. The following year there ny .,r tiu. K,eatest sain ill one Vear In averaae value per acre fori 111 crops was $liii: from lliltl in i 1017, the average for the latter: year belnir-$::). L'fi, The averacel for WIS was ?:l;l.7;l. The inerime; continued to rlno and In reached the'peak of JS5.7C. A. do-; eline then set In, the average drop-i plni; $21. 2H per acre, or liO per ;( cent, lu the two years that ful-i loweff. Phona Mam 571 for our Service! Cers, to bring gasoline or l'earl Oil to you. Kmpire Filhpg Co 1-21-tf ! NOTICE: TO iREIKTOKS. j Notif it by tjiisiven that the un idenuru'd h:n tiTVm duly appointi'd executrix of the estate of I. I Ktrinj? jliam, deceased, by the Cminty Court ! of the State of )reon for Union ! County, and has duly qualified as :sueh; iwnr that per.-ams having claim--aguinst"V said estata should present 'them durV ven'fifd t the udcrsigned at her resWr'nci i;ix inues east of La County, Oregon, or at ., . . J: 14, b. llodgin, in , ,. , inV,:,l ,.,,. nn.1 tntn 7 'i 'within six montrv frm the date of ,,,, f. t n.,1.ii..1,1,1f )his nnt I ( Al.lfc'lW K. ST!!1N0II AM, Kxcculrix. y ,.m (..j.,.;,,,..,- Ft,b. 3. ;to Februurit tli. HV2. Inventory ma" ,,e seen at .V Clraic-e Kational Hank. igilN! I.. .MFYF.KS, A-. -:d Dl. larrv Sanderson. .NOl'K K OF HAI.K. Notice is hereby given that on the ZSlh day of January, 1!U2, at tw- o'clock p. ni., the undersigned will sell nl jjublic auction to the highest bidder , tlir rtt!)(li un snop and oinee e'.np meat, itM, tru:-ks, tires, parts; nnd ac cessoiic.sV.'itlenes ittcry parts nn equipment lad wooi in what is known the City of I it ich was covered notes signed by ated October IV. :s (lug .; (krage i Crandv, Or l,v four cerllin titl Kugpnc 1H2I,- and m interest. Th ng $8,sr0.00, an.i is nuuie by venson 'of default in ivmoiit of, anil un der and by virtue, of the terms of said title miles',. Copy of invoice may be reeit at ling's Garage. FRANK HILTON, JULIUS lUOKSCII, l-2-l-4t iO 'I'flli CI1X111TUHS Ol'' SANDKKSON. IIAKKY NOTICE IS IiEKKU'Vf GIVEN, That Harry Sunilc.-son, fonii'ily in busi ncss ut Kumnierville, Omun County, Oregon, Vis made n gitiernl assign ment for the benefit of uB creditors to the undersncd as aKlignec. All clnims ngniutt the snidlllarry San derson should Tly presentill to tho un-ilri-'mMipil. niiintlv verified, toireth. or with nil itetniAil stajfcnient of the laccount. Paled at La Grande, Oregon, this 2flrii- day of January, 1022. I'. L. MEYERS, j Assignee of Harry Sanderson, j at La Grande National Hank, O 1-2.'l-HI-t Exc! ian?e V. lllu'. all I l.-egn ilsali .arris . TFija Ariecomrrfojdation, Store Will Saw You a Complete Line of SAPIB 8wl JAKfiY QtS-OOElIES 'X Freah Fruits, Vegealslaa and Pa?m Produce Call on ii-$0Y yoiirVonUry Supplies .An rtii mm PIiotio Your Orders Main 70 i ChampSbHotts 1 III HKSOritCKS If lOI.IWH.O.T (Her. l, ll)il) -1.1:1-1 .MKMUIOltS USUAL 8 DIVIDEND DECLARED At a directors' meeting, January 11, a dividend was declar ed on the regular S per cent basic, being 4 per cent for the fl.i cal hair year ending January 15, 1(122, on members' net credita. RECORD-BREAKING GROWTH Onr ffnunriitl report shows our roionrf'S moro than doti blod lrtythn year 1921. ArcordinK tit state nnd imtioiml j:ovt;rn mont ifportH on buildliiK i1 lo;i " nsiuclutions throughout tho i I 1 Vnltivf .Ktiitos, our growth has THE GREATEST SAFETY ' Our AsWlatlon loans money only on Improved real citato- is pruhibil&il by law from loaning more than 50 pic i':it ol conservative Valuation nil our .mortgaaos lire tlcpoiltod with the Corporation tinmlsioner ot Oregon lor tliu prole. -lion of all coneel'lled. i WE WELCOME QUESTIONS Inniilrlos ciir-i fjihig our system for helpl: VOU to aavo money systematically uuil to earn a high lnterfttf rate safely with your smings, will bo an swered gladly by us. Address UNION SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION mi I'omlh Street. i:iO)l'l!('LS $IUI,t)M.,1 OESERVER ADVERTISING will bring results Welders of THE BEST EQUIPPED IN EAST OREGON Cylinder Rperindlng Crankshaft Rcjrnndlr.t Pistons, PiNton Rings, Piston Pins Cam aad TraclofB tlilna Work of AM Kind Wa an Ttqtripped and manned by eipsrU I fJ tbt abova work LEIGHJON'S WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS K. W. Leightoa, Prop. i i" ; if' - fy 7 V'ii SW')f'l ' I Mmt brocery i ,i i. t uuiriiiiit'ii Two lllocks North of th(! l. H. Track on ''ir tit. hroluui all record.!. - 4 A ssorlatloii, iia - inethoda and Ih I'orthiml, (IM'C. Ill, IH2I) I Oregon r:il MC.MISKUH All Meta of AH MiJtcs Overhauled TLc Foundation of .Good Dress ood OOpD TASTE In drciw must fll Its ftrat exprcHHlun In the propor Cornet In tbn harmony ytr Blmpla, beautiful linos and I dUcrlmlr.uting taste all over America wear baraoas tniy give the correct DllbOKBi'a tml iHiont Ihe nnt HI WetVito of I Ini nnira ax no otO0 ffiif.icla tun. TlifTfl la a ',iilllo" inodul that will tit toa (Wrfrclly. . 00 a Mai flttlncjind bo cou i l lnced. A conploto line of new 111 fiodols.on liana. i3:d iiai Mrs.Rol3:.Partisc', COIsftKTIKIlK 1702 OakQCornor of SIng W'- M O' II 'I ZP , 1 mm Vv .j . - o e