La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 31, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextLA OTUXDfi iWfiVTNTI- Or.STRVFrf Tiii-ftilay, Jaini.m' :t1."lft22 j ; .Clasi&9l Want Ads FOB SALS C TRAM FOIl SAliK 400 aires of pasture n l timber lund on Kox Hal. Frank Hynhoff, box :1S7. l-0-ltp Foil KAI.K 'livst lli-inch pole waoil. W. J. Kelly, PhoJio 44G-J. 1-24-fitp i'Vh SALE Ii5-Kllnn j.iolin. tunk cnmptvtt, witW pmmfi. Jt to thin for ri tMl'MH. :J 1-M-M ''IjXltURK FOl 8AI.K, J mi I'a'r rent. Hv Wnyvt 'eteck a. m. im ( 'cWti f. m. 1-9-tf PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY FOIt SALE lC-lnch npplc tree wood, l'hone Main 1 l-KS-IIOtn WANTED. The cbitrmlni; slur is txri Imi 1 1 y HupiKirtmt In t)m itit-tuio, hor K'Uil iiin uitin being William K. 'IV.rk. Thw crook l In the hands of Kay lira Others In Uih cast are lovn iiiK Clark. MrH. David Lamina. Krnnk Uadi;ley, Turn Ulake, lViuil: AT sm: EltVS TODAY A.VD Yl :dm:sday Thrill and IuukIiUt re httiH'lly combined In Dorothy HUh's lale.U Parumouut comedy, "The Oliont In WANTED Hoast'holil goods; farmit'' larret." that thin is one of machinery, butrpies, wagons nnd'the best coined tea in which Minn hacks. Iiantfcs, stovoa, musical in- (lioh hut been seen for many Strumcnta. We tfot you one-fourth montlu all her n in Iters wilt Kre.e more for yotn a:iwds. Surely youjufler they have on the picture., have something for sale. Druyasre Mlsi Uih, t the Ktort, it 4 poor costs notfcini. The Fraacis Chain j til' l who to tk of her 'Pif.vi,$ storo. Corr Fir and 1 wealthy ii'idi nti mint, i iuu bur Monroe streets. llMll-tf . doK and parrot Wk hr. The do Haunny, William Nally und Port r ! Strong, The picture was directed) by K. IHchard Jontn, AIho KhowliiK u comt'ily. ITlIITB. ! i IP $ r A LONDON', Jan. 27. A new and emtmiTast:hi point of innu'iiulional law reiatiuj; to the confiscation of. church projierty in wartime ha i 1 arisen in the Ilritish Prize Court.. Claims !if,'Kro::ulinu many hun dreds of Ihmuv.uds of dolhir. ha'i' , ' I been entered by the owners of smli lirtietes us rei.ilia.t, ho 1 plii v all a r I Simplicity and charm stamp thojeluths. nii'muriMrhjss wimLiwy, sla-j Vllra;)h production "The 'Little -tiiary, pi.lii ((.nunituion cups, cruel-1 Minuter," which will be shown at Mixes mid ros;u b-s all of eiieniy wiiirh wire shipped by Cor-; TDK MTTLK MI.MSTKIt," JAS. M. llAitlllK'S r.Mli' XOVIX AT aiu ad: 11 LOANS I HAVE MONEY o LOAN ON FIRST CLASS. FAIL!,! SECURITY i tli Areutkj Theiitro today and Vel-,ni-lnln 1 OST K()IA T I I 10 I' M V WW I A X BR. .1. I,. IKUL.B and DH. JIAItOAltET 1VUI-K. Ulsefittes t" women und c-hil-'dren a specialty. Offii'e Phone Main 1UC. )te. Phone lain ll'tj. La Grande Nmlonal Hank Building. FUVH10IAXS AXI) SI IKJKO.NS iJH. fl.. J. HUCKMAN. Lienllitt. Hooin Paltner-ltoeKch ltuildintir. phone ain 70. Ia Crumle. Ort-iion. WEO.'-M. VEHRS, M. T). general Sorir- ry: ! Office over tSilvertijorn'a. office pliorie Main 112; reiuenre phone Imin r.SB. - ' KATUIE CL'RK (puts ti fu'hlomhlo pitrl.v to rout .and frofti that inomeut I lie action is i nitl ti.ri..ltt..rf 1,x ilr.x. r..i on In. mailt. Thim ewes the theft of atti,0 Hpetlatoi" find a film version of valuable pearl necklace by a society I lt famous book that adheres nn crook who floes with hi) booty to I closely to the story as outlined by a haunted house, where his pain iih author, as does this Vilaj-'rapli Three furnished rooms ' "rB llllll,1K-, clol"B 111 it ' production nor could a east be se- FOtl KKNT Rooms for liffht house kepinK, 15X2 Adams. Phone l!9'J-J. 1-18-lf nesikiv as ono of .Ihe hleeest pic-, man an.! Austrian anonis or maim-, tares of the year! It is to the fact u rent to Aimricaa mcrchanls. i screen win James M. llari'ie's story chu'.ch s and iollot-os while Hie, Is to literature, 'kind seldom does i wo- ld war w:n In prorress. Geo.' H Currey i the theft to protect her sweetheart FOR KENT- iwn Kt "uWfcWF.K, :;jwlio has been awsted for the theft she finally recovers the jewels alter a series of thrilling and laughable j developments. LOST LO&T Illinois watch in gold case: I The unIcrsiBneil will receive bids Kound-up fob; eleven jewel. ne-;J.or 'hc stoc,K und futures of Harry turn to Observer. l-:-2tp i'anaerson oi ftummervnie, Oregon, up ,iu i-truiuiiiy win, i;i. loveiliory riay ibc seen at La (I ramie National Bank. F. L. MEYERS, - Assignee of Harry Sanderson. 1-36-Ot. MISCELLANEOUS MRS. M. WILLIAMSON. Profes sor of practical and clinical Mid wifery. 2124 Adams. Phone 3S2J. ' i 12-28-lm NOTICE OF KIXAL ACCOUNT. Notice is by this given that the un dersigned administratrix of the es tate of Charles K. Golden, deceased, has filed her final account as such ad ministratrix, & id the County Court of the State of Oregon for Union County ihas set Wednesday, the 8th day of Bj A. N. MAYVllXE Specialist In ctironlc diseases. Alclhodj. Mvohano- l-hrapy and Naturopath, skin and j HIGHEST PRICES PAID for raw Chronic lluadache. KcxeiiM. SiciuiUa. furs. Write for price list. North Append Icltls. constipation, liow-i west Coast Fur Exchange, Inc.. T. Iroub t: a 1 k nds of Chronic I) -a-1 . ... ... ... . mu-onfuiiv irii. pimn.i Mainl lesier Way. bcattie, wasn. 1393. Room 1. 2, 3, second floor Cool- I 12-lC-2mn. February, 1U22, at 10 o'clock in the Irtg, Bldif.. opposite star Theatre, of-j forenoon, at Ihe County Court Room . m con.ufiirion rrVe." 3-4-tf IBEMSTIICHING AND P1COT EDGE I in La Grande, Union county, Oregon, oy Airs. J. Jf , u VjOnneii, iiui u. ;u inv unic uou pnicc 10 near oujec avenue, or leave ordr at Camp-1 lions to, and for the considemtion of, bell Sisters, Ladies' Furnishings, 'smd final account, and al! persons in 1305 Adams avenue. 3-22-tf iterested therein nicy then attend. " 11 Date of First Publication, January HEMSTITCHING And Picot Edge ;io, 1922. buttons covered half ball, full ball MARTHA E. GOLDEN, acom and bullet acorn styles. Mail! Administratrix. orders given prompt attention. Allpiy Jan. 10-17-24-31, Feb. 7. work guaranteed. Orders taken! - for pleating. Mrs. L. H. Norton, County Treasurer's Call for Market 90G Adams Ave. Phone 421W. First I ' Road Warrants. block west of post office I Notice, The undersigned county 8-29-tf treasurer has funds on hand with which to redeem all warrants issued Dp. J. E. WOODKI.L Chiropractor and .XatUTOpalh. Nervous and chronic diHASfes a ftpeciulty. Suite 20, Sum mer todtj. over Miveniiorn .i. UEiice tionrs, 10 to 12 a. in., 1 to it p. mp.. i to 9'fvVcninRM. 12-24-lm ATTORNEYS CWCHHAN and EIIEItHATtD Oeo. T. ('oeliran and Colon It. Kberhard. At torneys. L.& Grunde Nalionul Liiiik HuHdiiik'. CO.NTKACTOKH t. 'X McLEIjLAX lifpi.'itered profrs ittonal Civil lLiiginet r; surveying and maps. Kooin 12, i.n Orande Xutional bun It Building- l'hone Main l. ARCHITECTS llier.Arri.tefrt. Uoorn ll. WlhWhKkS TAKKM fnr xtm nlntino- i iranue otionui liunu l.uiiuinip, L.11 ' - n rande, Oregon. FRATEENAL DIRECTORY L. !. O. it. Ui Cruinie I.ndtre No. .r.ti. ijyl Order of .Moo.se, hold.- recultir in-etinp) evorv Thursday niplil t S p. ifl. Mt Odd Velloivs' Hull. The Wo Din'fi .Muo.iclir-iirl ljtirion met; nc und und 'fourth Tlnirwdnyft of em-h Utfintli. Mont e beginn T Ihe W'm'id tiieftL second .Monday of each month. ,jVinitom always welcoiw. Ducx pay tftl ut t.a frmnde I'hurmacy and al J. tl. Holm's Grocery Ntort. I. E. SHANKS, Dir. M. A. STIl.WEl,!-, Sen. IV PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER at r,ezh-!on the Market Road Fund up to and ton s Welding & Machine Works. (including No. ?h"79, series of 1U21. l-20-?Gl j Interest cea.'-es on the above war rants on January. 18, 1022. JOHN FRAWLEY, Mrs. M. E. Chelf, 1702 Adams Ave., phone l.'8J. 1-11-2'Jt County Treasurer. Dly. Jan. 17-24-31 , Feb. 7-M Notice of Sale of Good Held Storage Charges. ;TO THE CKKniTOUS OF HARRY For) SANDERSON. K. P. O. ELKS Ian Grnnde ljode No. L.odg-e meets each Thiir.sduy cv eninc at 8 o'clock. Home atu rlun jtrivilCRen cheerfully extended to all troth er Elks. NOLAN RKIFF. Exalted Ruler F. L. PEAIiKON, Secretary. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Harry Sanderson, formerly in busi The following goods will be oHiness at Summerville, Union County, to the highest bidder on February S J Oregon, has made a general assign- ;i922, at 10 o'clock in the morning, tin- iment for the benefit of all creditors to less redeemed by tho parties who hoi 1 the undersigned as assignee. Ad the receipts for the same. claims against the. said Harry San- Storage receipt in theame of Mrs sh,ouU1 be sented to the un- Willa M. Drumm, No. 5958: 1 box Signed, properly ver.fd, togeth hednimr l hn,l t nhii,p. w.rrt cr with an itemized statement of the UHDEKN WOODMEN OF AMKIlh'A ljl Crnnde Catnp No, 770 inocln on tit flrat and third Tlmrfdoy. even Inra of each month. In the K. of P. Kail. Visiting' neiphhor welcome, H. C. BAIX. V. C. ' JAKE ItOfiTOCK. Clerk. charges against the same of $32.00 Storage receipt in the name of Mr?. S. B. Eastman, No. 5976: 1 sewing machine, 1 ironing board; charge: against the same of $20.00; Storage receipt in the name of M. J. Mader, No. 5967: 1 cookstove, 1 stove stand, 2 pieces off stove, 1 small box; charg es against the fame of $22.00. Ston receipt in the name of Mrs. Piere account. Dated at La Grande, Oregon, this 23rd day of January, 1922. F. L. MEYERS, Assignee of Harry Sanderson, at La Grande National Bank. D 1-23-10-t A. V-.apd A. M. La Grande Lodgu No. 41, A. FV and A. M., holda regular 7:5e p. m. Cordial weicoma to all j Robinson, No. 16: 1 kitchen cabinet Mssoas. dininc tables. 1 commode. 1 stand ta- ible, 1 crate table leaves, 1 bed spring. 2 bed ends, 2 bed rails, 1 loung?. 1 C. W. IllXfiXER. w. M. E. !. H1NGO. Sec. vVy Friday niifht at Eagles Hull, irocking chair 6 chairs charges agairi'. 'Visiting members welcome. J. E. IlirtDSELL. fife. ffOODMRX OF THE WOULD La Cfrand Camp No. H9. Meals every first and third Monday at Eagles ' lia'H. All visiting- neighbors welcome. Unas payable at' Hie office of the .citric. Keomn 21-22, La, Granda Na tiRaI Bank Ifrlc. JOHN fCOTT, C. C. R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk. the same of $74.50. Storage receipt in the name of A. L. Williams, No. 148: 1 stove, charges against the sam of $20.00. SAWYER-HOLMES MERC. CO. Dly Jan. 25 and 31. ' OBSERVER WANT ADS GFT. SB SUETS. lot ted whli h 'w us bettor suited U the chaiacters described In the ftory Hum thut engased for this production. ) Nothing has bemi left undone to give the production the atmosphere of the Scotch hamlet of Thrums. The thatched roofs, the whitewash ed walls, the simple country folk, and even the red coated soldiers are all true to life. David Smith has achieved great success in pictures of this kind, and adds another Rem to UH long Hiring of successes by his work with 'The Little Minister." U Alice Calhoun, a rising star, whoitu. has rapidly come ( the forefront in screen prcductioiA. has never had role In which she adequately Il lustrated her ability as an actress. Her personality, her physical lit neas und her charm lend them selves well to the character o! Lady Babbie. She is u living em bodiment of the heroine in Jume.. M. Ba rries story. The aceue where she matches her wits with those oi the little minister, the role assume 1 by James Morrison, whose work as a screen player 'is well known, is exceptionally good. Her struggle with Rob Dow, village drunkard. H role assumed by William McCall, is one of the most realistic pieces of acting ever presented on the screen. Little Richard Daniels, a. child actor, who has recently come to the forefront, proves his chum to the rights of being Included nmoi) the screen prodigies of-thc present gen eration, t Tho storm scene and the, flood are spectacular, yet natural. Real ism has been tho aim rather than massive construction. The same The i-hips eon veyin;.', the irombi ; wore seized by Itrilhh wai'tdilps and ' the goods sold by pu llk auction i as enemy pri7.es. Ov. ners in the Fnlte l St.ttes, un der tlii- leadership of t'toete.-.i- On., of Chicago, and i,f Tivffel hi Ger many, represented by former Sen ator J. Mam il Lou Leu i.i. of Illi nois, claim the a in omit realized from the prize sale, and losses and damage?. Claimants 'argue that under the I law ti of war of nil nations, all church properly is sarrt 1 and exempt ifrom war scii'tiio. The Hriu.-h governuu.-nl. how ever, contends thut Mm money paid to tho shippers .f the sacred goods went, to CerntiMi firms to be used by Orm.inv in the pvoecutio vf uaipaWn against the Allies. Tl:r Hriinh Procurator Gener al'!; Court has just decided that the quest iuu In no de.ieate and so in volved with old and new regulations and war pra th e ; timt it must go in its w hole aspect before the full prize court, because there. Is dtmhl whether the German firms in Ger many dd tot have an intercut in the A uteri; an firms, all' i. also whether' the prize emirt oufht not to sub in It the case to -the new j world court at Geneva or the Wtish- I Ington conference to be settled uie j dor the new international laws of Real Estate Insurance Farm Loans OBSERVER ADVERTISING- will bring results war. In tho meantime, the money re mains in the British Treasury, awaiting a new dispensation on the rules afl'ecting church property in wartime. Roman Catholics v,l over the v. or Id are showing great, inter est, in the game. AN OET-TGi.D ' EE. N13W Y(::K, Jan John D. Rockefeller, vvho.-o public gifts 'J proximate five hundred niiliion dol- hu .sf start'.' cVs benefactions with contrihutitms of f cents a week to fur- I toucli Is present in the cattle, bcoucj ! cigu mi.iio) and !1 .cents to. the, poor, ' which, although original, are not John !. Rockefeller, jr., his son, Stir.-1 period and nature of the stury clar.s in the Fifth avvaue Baptist j Scotch race. Even in the gypsy chuuh. Ihe Standaid (lil magna I , eamp scenes the effert has been j kept a ledger whiim shout tl such j for realism rather .than the spec-1 it-en1'-, his son said, und also revcih: 1 taeutar. The gypsy life is enacted j that he then paid 1 a week for boar 1 as it exists, shorn of the bizarre and lodging. effects which are found only In fic tion and screen stories. The Reason for oun Substantial 0i:owtu . is our Substantial Seuvicc The Road to Prosperity For (lie average person, (he road to nv.siierii is Ihmu.idi small savings, made regularly and' earning lilieral inrrest. i Tfjiis Tianlc pays -- inVcrest. eonipoimded seini-jinnnally an 1 allow-k withdrawals widiniri" pre-vioiisiiolice. -(ietn (b (bis road to prosprriiv. Start jv it-li a 1'irm resolve 1o save, i Yonr li'i'iikiii"'" c-iated. I)lisilie;;s ;t p iTC- United States National Bank ' l.A Grande, Ore. COI'IIT RKCKSSKS. WAFHIXCTON'. .Inn. Th- Kor prompt delivery for Pearl Oi'lPremp court .Mnn.lny look n recession I or gasoline for the home, phone Mail: , until I-Vuiuary 27. This is the reiculur 571. Empire Filline Co. 1-21-tfl t'elirunry rei-es. FOR SALE Store Uli ' building rooms injjapk, and two residenr-e's. 'P.rings on ?()000 over .jo perr-ent. Call rain 7f?() ym Jcfrciwn Ave. . Repairing and Wiring of Anything Electrical H. & S: ELECTRIC CO. 105 Depot Street l'hone 393 W it.VlGH.Ta OV I'YTHIAS Itetl Crnn K0dg N. 27. mets every Monday vnlHff In Pnstle Hull K. of 1'. itW). at 8 p. m. A PytHlan welcome' t all visitlnp Knipltts. c. vr. mo(t:e, c. c. ; C. I GRAHAM, K. R. . veoansa v.v.xkvit association of, th Hrabe!. l.a. Grand txirig-e N". !i7, "W. B. A. of II. LodfTH meets Mrt , T1inrMlv at 2 p. m. and third AVcrt-Mttri-ay at S p. ni.. fit K. of P. Hall. TMtimr SifUr welcome. WRS. JJAUV (lAlXAOHnn. ! Comniiinder. ' NAIUORIB KATON, Tli-cord Keeper. O. 46? . Hope Chapter No. 13. O. fci. H.. hoioV nlHtel comiMiiriU-atioii the c-( aatl fourth Wi'clnoxdiiyji of eacii irmth. Vnitlnjj mtmbtn cordnliy 1 w..mgl,inA Ht.MpHREys, v. M. riAHiF.srv. i:ros. ec. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY All kinds of' macl'iinery,jiutomobiles and tractori ra ptured, overhauled and, rebuilt. Ascetyleiw welding of all'Jdnda. Cyliader boring and oversize pistons Craakaiiafta, Fistonsnd Piston Pin rggrwuA. Giro hs a IrfcJ Furniture Exchange COMPLETE house fuknishers ED DONOHTJE, Trop. I V2 'Welders of Ail Metals THE BEST EQ'JirPED IN EAST OREGON Cylinder KirgrindlnK Crankshaft IJcErlndi-h.8 I'iHtonM, I'istou Rin(fs( riston Titia Can nvti Tr;ctfi of Ati Mnkes Ovrrliuk'i I . (H Wa aw ii!pi)cd nd m v.Rod by eiF.ws , for Ui jtirtwxi wells LEIGHTON'S WELDING AND MACHINE WORMS U. W. Ltfigh tat Friop-. Phoue, Black 1241 Fir & Jefferson Toia Kov Is.8 Soft Derby E4,f i. SM tX f f t t'Vi MAT Olivia, DID YOU SEE ROUND HERI -ASTf PL! ARE you STlLL'l THAT HAT r TO Da".nnv, Did You take I j ( DDDV'5 WAT ? I CAM'T FIMDIT- I-1 hi L I 'I- J!' III 1 A DER! -J . Mil &ry U jr MAIT, I'LL S ' J LOOK AMD t ?,' I : sfp if CAN .i;,ia;K, 1 I 1 Tn. I J D Ml .v-s ' . i; I 4 41 "$? 'fe fr & & "fc & fr 4f I ' .'''..' :''. ., v.,i Vjs ,n ti 1.: ' ... t r The Foundation of Good Dress OOOn TAHTB, In droaa Diunt find Its first exprusslmi In the proper Cornet in tho harmony if simple, beautiful linos anil rli-'ht proportions. Women of dhcrliiilr.nting tu:Jo u!l orur Auierlca wear 'La Camille' Corset bcaufio tin y ptve tlio corrncl ullhotuiito anil nrcnnt tho nnt iiral hr- iiiiy of I'm niTiir ns no olhr fJi.r:.o' .Tin. Tlmro is a "La C.-i'ni:!')'' ,:1(Mci Hint will fit you jmm f- 1: 1 y . Have u trl.-il fllllin: ar.i b ron vlncoil. A folupN-ltj lmv (if IH'W OO'lolrt. jfl hfinn, Itl'lV UTtl Mis. Rcbt. 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