La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 01, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textn'l" ' ,. x i - i r . ' "VW-ilnesflnv, T'chi-iiiivv 1. l'J'J-2 LA GRANTS PVrXIXO OtfSFRVFR 1 ' Classified Want Ad: FOIl SALB OR TEAJMQ ,J'(K SA1.K 100 acres of pasture ami timber land on Vox Hill: rank Bynhoff, box 157. l-Du-litp 'OK SAI.EV Furniture; 501 1-4 M avenue. Inryaf FOB SALE 05-gallon Kiwoiine tank complete, with pump. Just the thing for private Kaiufte. $4.ri.OO Write "H," care Observer. ' 1-ia-tf FOR SALE Ni-imh apple tree wood. .Phone Mnin 1 - l-l(j-:S(ltn . . J ' I e trniU In lmmiin-, I UvJlllU LIFE, LIHKKTY, irAI'I'INW IIAKOLI) 1.I.OV 1). WANTED. WANTED Position by stenographer. Phone FURNITURE FOR SALE, and rooms I lor rent. Phone between 8 . o clock a. m. and (i o'clock p. m. , 1-9-tf PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OSTEOPATHIC I'll V Sill A X S vn.i. i,, INC1I.E and DTI. MAWIA8KT DIxefiseH of wonin and chil dren u specialty, office l'Uone Muin llli. lies, l'houe M m i ii 12C. Lu (Jraiide National Ilauk Hull. lint-. PlIVSlt'lA.NS AMI SI KliKONS Wt. It. J. JUM'KMAN. Di'nUft. liuuin 14-15 Painier-lU)t.'HCh liullillnff1, ptiulic tain .0. lJt (irundti, Oregon. URO. It. VRHllK. .M. !. Cenernl HnrK try. Office-over Kilirlhiri,,. utlli-e phone Main 7U; residence phone Slaiu CSC. .NATVKE i'tHR DR. A. N. MAYril.LE Specialist 111 chronic dUeaiie. 3lethocln, Mechano 'Curapy and Nqtnroputh. Wiin and blood (llFeafe. nervous diseases. Chronic Headache. Kczema, Sciatica. Appendicitis. Constipation, Howel Trouble: all kinds of Chronic Dlseas successfully treated. Phone Main feW. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Cool ldg. ttldtf., opposite Slar Theatre. Of fice hours, 10 to 1:1 a. in., 1:30 to 5:00 p. in. Ponaultation free. 3-4-tf OR. . E. WOODKI.I.- Chiropractor and .Naturopath. Nervous and chronic filseapes a specialty. Suite 20. Sum mer llldff. liver Hllverlhorn's. Office hour, lu to 1U a. m., 1 to 5 p. nip., V to 8 evening!. 12-24-lm , j Harold I.loyd, if he is to I . by his behaviour in "Nevsr W;itc, "p,rlon! places small value on his "umilie " , . ji'iKhtii" of life and liberty in the pwr- ! suit of happiness for others, i WANTED Household goods; farm' Perhaps Haiold has a happy timj machinery,. buggies, wagons and j fhimmyin(r on an iron girder twelve hacks Ranges, stoves, musical in. 1 atones above an asphalt pavement, 'strumous. We-tat you one-fourth 'J'erhaps it gives him the blues if this more for you. gooiis.- Surelv you sn" scU on u ""ay whiin he l!oc not have something for sale. Dravagc j f,'oli about on a skyscraper iron costs nothing. The Francis Chain framework as nonchalantly as a hun Brokerago stores. Corner Fir and Koat 011 a tin ciln luml)! I"'''l'Is Monroe streets. - 12-31-tf i "1 n!ls nmety-nine times the nm" lives ot a cat, and a lite, mac or less, is nothing to be sneezed at! 'T'ny rate, he risks his life and lib erty in the pursuit of thrills and darvot" In ttlik'U tiira' iliiiniy llorotli Hint the nudlene would express the forn). If Hie itulm ot laucluor tli it swi-eps theatres fs a crittrioii on which to huso one' judgment. "rh fllinst In the tlmret" deal ADL.i.v ,, iri -.I... ...1th her ilnE Mike. la Milendjd actor, by the way I fol u bund of cioi.ks Into a haunt ed 'm and after pbiyiiig the o4i liltU highly htinioroits re ijHn briafw. the erlinlnalH to book TW It a blues chaser of the Ha, est iv, and the iiloductiou Is 111 rvery way a trout. William E. Park htii(ts a capable supportini; cast, which liiclmrvd .liowniiii; Cliirk, Itay Gray, Mrs. David Landuu, Mrs. Foy and others. . Also showing a comedy. IT WW: lumb markt't Ik making FOIl sent l-18-tf FOR RENT Rooms for light house itmighs in his newest Associated Ex- keeping, lolU Adams. Phone n!IO-J.b'b't's cometty, wnicn nas oecn npi y illleo ievei n eieii. mi- nunu. theatre wilt present it Thursday, Fri day and Saturday in the belief that i! is Lloyd's greatest to date, for it no'. only contains its full measure or laughs, but the biggest aggregation ot heJir,t-quickeiiing tin ills that were ever LOST iUHPLfED -GET DINNER LOST Illinois watch in gold easy u uiuah i 1 turn to Observer. . l-:i.0-2tp jl"'" lmu V".'' J-,, , A five-reel feature titled Love will also be shown. "Tropical MISCELLANEOUS AT SIIKItP.YS For prompt delivery for Pearl OP or gasoline for the home, phone Main 571. Empire Filling Co. 1-21-tf USE Pickens Guaranteed Fresh Eggs. None genuine without stamp or. each egg. Ask your grocer or phone . 222-W. l-31-.-it HIGHEST P1RICES PAID for raw XOTK'l- furs. Write for price list. North- TODAY AND TOMOISI ;ov STOCKHOLM, Fnb.. 1. Hjalmn" Biantiiig, the Socialist Premier of Sweden, recently gave at his owii co! iv dinner to :l()0 unemployed men und women of Stockholm. The Premier and Mrs. iPi-unting acted as hos tttui hostess, while the guests were waited upon by society women of the capital, jamong them, Mrs. George Diantiiii', me wne vi me i remiei .s son. Later in the evening th guests were given hot baths an.l provided with lodgings in the municipal lodg ing houses oE Stockholm. For a real live, jazzful, and do lu.hli.il eiinieitv that Is as full of action as an egg is of meat, the This is believed to be the fiist.timc most jaded movie fan In the world (that the premier of a Europeon state will recommend "The. Ghost In the has personally entertained his desti- . .tute constituents. ' When his guests !had eaten their fill.. Premier Hrant- west Coast Fur Exchange, Inc., 7j Yesler Way, Seattle, Wash. . 12-10-2mp. ' ATTOItXF.YS " ' 1305 Adams avenue. 8-22-tf ! COCHRAN and K B K 1 1 ii A R D Geo. T. HEMSTITCHING And Picot Edge! t'nchran and Colon It. Kberhard, At- buttons covered half ball, full ball ! terneya, i,a (Jrunde . National Hank j u,,n .,.7i -:ii itutmiiiK-. acorn and bullet acorn styles. Mail! '. , orders given prompt attention. All' COXTRACTOU8. work guaranteed. Orders taken! : for pleating. Mrs. L. H. Norton,1 l.' i). McI.El.l.AN" Registered profea- onn Anmo Ave Phnn JIIW P!rl tilonal Civil Knglncer: surveylnir and f"ams ye. I none l'lrst inapa, (loom 12, I.a Orande Na(lona) block west 01 post office llanlc Kuildlni;. I'hone .Main 111. 8-29-tf "" ARCHITECTS PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER nt Leigh- C is. Miller. Architect. "oo:n 11, l,a ton's Welding & Machine Works. Crandu National Bank llullding, Lu . w , trande. Oregon. . l-20-?Ct r-.i.i .i.-ivtr cl-Trrl'VII'VT , ' . , ,i. IconLitions in Sweden. Notice is hereby given that e premier nfornlinI undersigrv-jl. C. C. Scrogsin. as t be dinner nor any Administrator of the estate of Leila Pxtl.n,,P:i (r. iScroggin, deceased, has filed his - NtjAKOPICOrtUGt.Kinnl Account of the Admlnlstra-, chnritv but simnlv what 'T'.V i" "0 -Id estate m the County f T TTw.-V ' . , . , I... urcgon, ana ,saia coun nus ajipuini ed the Gth day of March, 1 : 2 2. at the hour of 10 o'clock In the fore noon of said day nt the Court room FRATERNAL DIRECTORY U.O. O. Al. I.a ilrunde I.odae .No. SoO, l.oyal tlrder of .liiose, holds regular ineetina-s every Thursday nlirht at p. in. al Oilil Fellows' Hull. The Wo men' Moostheart I.cRion meeia sec . oud and fourth Thursdays of each intinth. Moose LeRton of the World rtieeiv second Monday of each month. Vlaltora aiwuys welcome. Duen pay aule at Ii Orande I'h&nnaey and at . 0. (i. Holm's (Jrocerv Store. IX K. SHANKS. Die. M. A. .S'ril.tVKl.L. Sec. ORDERS TAKEN for steam pleating. ' Mrs M. E. Chelf, 1702 Adams Ave., phone 138J. l-ll-2St nt La Grande in said Union County. State of Oregon, as the time, and tleniunt of said estate. Now therefore all persons Intnr ested In said atute are hereby noti fied and required to be und upiieur at said time and place so appointed for the hearing of said Final Ac count and tlren' and there how who were fortunate enough to be able to help. He said it was not their fault that they were without means of live lihood, but the fault of warped condi tions throughout Europe. Mr.. Uianting vnrned his guests that the efforts of the state to bet ter social and economic conditions could not be expected to lead to im mediate results.' Alluding to the chaos in 'Russia, he declared that the slow-moving efforts of the old established government sys tem to improve social conditions wus infinitely preferable to tiie breaking up of the old system.' The woi hl hail seen where '"such a' course leu. Hut TO THE CREDITORS OF HARRY SANDERSON. B. E. O. EI.KS I.a lirande l.odRe Nn. 433. 'L,odKe meets each Thursday ev ening at 8 o'clock. Home and duo privileges cheerfully extended to all lirother Klka. ' . NOI.AN SKIFF. Exalted Ruler F. L.. PKAIISON, Serretary. ilODBRM IVOIIUMKN OF AM EIMTA ).a Orande Camp Xo. T703 meets on (he first and third Thursday even thfca of each month. In the I. of P. Hall. VisitinB neighbors welcome. 11. C. BALL. V. C. ". JAKE ItOSTOf'K, Clerk. unproved and said estate forever and finally settled and said admini strator, discharged nnd his bonds men exonerated. i Dated this the 18th day ot Jan uary, 1022. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That ' " O.'Ci SCnOOfllN. Harry Sanderson, formerly in busi-! Administrator of said estate. ness at SummerviUe, Union County, j Frank V. Fenton, - . - Oregon, has made a general assign-j Attorney for said estnte. ment for the benefit of all creditor's to I d,ln.l8-25-feb.l-8-15. the undersigned as assignee.' All : ' , . , ' claims against the said Harry San. I T undersigned will receive bitU derson should be presented to the un-! he stock and fixtures of Hurry dersigned, properly verified, togcth I Sanderson of ' Summerv, lie, Oregon, up er with an itemized statement of the i February 8th, 1922. Inventory may causo 11 any exists wny sum iniu 8I)cinl soi(jtal.v. he tontinucil, de Account should not be nllowed and manded from t;vely p(,,.sl)n that hc jhelp as far as possible in relieving ithe.distress of the more unfortunate. "I hope," the Premier continued, "that others will follow this example and that you will see thereby an ut teiance of social soliilitary whjen bleaks through nil .Wrriers.". The Premier's1 "speech which was .-F. and A. M. I.a Orande LodKe Nn. 41. A. F. and A. M holds regular nieetinea first and third Krid.-tva at 7':.16, p. m. Cordial welcome to. all; jaasons. ' ' O. V. RIN-nN'F.R, W. .f. ' '.. " I-:. U. IllXCO. Sec. account. , Dated at La Grande, Oregon, this 23rd day of January, 1022. F. L. MEYERS, Assignee of Harry Sanderson, -at La Grande National Bank, D 1-23-10-t ' bo, seen at La Grande National Bank. F. L. MEYEKS, Assignee of Harry Sanderson. 1-2G-9L K .0. EAGLKS Aerie No. 2S9, meets every T'rlday night at Eai,'lea Hall. V failing 1 members welcome. ' . . r . V.. L1I.LV. IV. P. ' J. K. HIIIDSKLL. Pec. WOODMEN OF THE WOULD Ln .tranfle Camp No. 11,9. Sleets every Tirat and third Monday at Eiiaies liall. All vlnllinir neia-hhora weh-ome. Qea payable at the office of the . clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Grande Na tional Bank l:lilir. JOHN SCOTT. C. C. R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk. County Treasurer's Call for Market ' Road Warrants. Notice,. The undersigned county treasurer has funds' on hand with which to redeem all warrants issued on the Market Road Fund up to and (including No. 21179, scries of 1921. Interest ceases on the above war- rants on January 18, 1922. JOHN I'KAWLEY, County Treasurer. Dly. Jan. 17-24-31, Feb. 7-14, , READ THE WANT ADS! FOR SALE Stove building with rpoms in bafk, nnd two residences. Brings on ' (JOOO-ver j") percent. Inquire at jfiOOi, Jefferson Ave. delivered with great earnestness, was received by a spontaneous and en thusiastic applause. The. steady inifcrcs. Numerous buyer.-! aro v Iwiti ui pnVUteiuK. isuetious and, a Rood deal of o, it lot buying Is un dr way. A Knod de.il of buying is hIko beiufi dt.ue at the annual niuetlnnd of retail ussoiLitionx, sonie of which with held last week al-' though nuist will bo held during! the next threii weuUs. . A survey of sloeka In innnufat' turors' hamls Uoea not reveal ui fireat deal of mittuld lumber. VhUu' there has been some ueeuinulallon ; durinn the last nix weeks iif.south- 1 urn pine territory, htix ks are brok-! and tho present volume of de- niand is moru than uulik-lent to I tnlio euro of current production. . An there Ih every reason to expect an increase in demand, it is evident that the market faces a period of activity with Htrentheninj pricesi On tho Pacific coast the export demand shows les activity, particu larly that from Japan. The curo mills, however, have on hand a larn volume of export cultiuK or ders, witli the result that they will not be particularly anxious for s;ie- cial cutting for several' weeks. Yard stocks urii badly broken tind priie show a decided upward tendency. lu the North Carolina pine dis trict stocks are badly broken and orders for Bitch hlpmenla at e the rule rather than the exception, rrices aro firm with an upward trend. Stacks of hardwood both In the north and south aro unusually small. Nineteen t wc::ty-ono wit nessed exceptionally low hardwood production and, .as buying by in dustrial concerns, shows a steady and constant increase, there if fore seen m active market that will suHtuiu prices. The hardwood lum bermen generally are of the opin ion that getting hardwood lumber' wi',1 be a bigger problem than nell ing it. Tho outstanding feature of tho week was a favorable decision by tho Interstate Commerce Com mission In tb" hard ward rate case, railroads bofng tordered to make flubstautinl reductions in rates on hardwocd lumber from the south. In the pine producing regions of tho west, and lu tho pine and hem lock manufacturing district of the north, tho demitud has shown, some increase. Orders, as is natural at this season, .very materially exceed production and aro rapidly eating into stocks available for sale. Prices show- a finning up tendency. For thr? first, -two .weeks In .Tit 11 -1 unry, the Natiounl Lumber. Maun-1 I'acturers' association report as fol- ! lows; luoduetlon, 30S.51S.271 board foot; shipments, 2 7 5 . i (I S , 5 : 1 board feet; .orders 2&,.r31.,!)oG bouid feet. I HAVE SE 10 Real Estate V BE MID ! EARLY BUTE x OBSERVER ADVERTISING : t . i ii ' t i ... i.: jy-red v -in lege is lueeuu; m jeeliuled Aiartinents in s Kin' Vntieaii Todav i INALS ARE IN UTTER SECLUSION Chumhcrluin's Talilcts for Indigestion , and Constipation. READ TTTF, WANT ADS! "Tho nicest and plcasantest medi cine I have used for indigestion nnd constipation is ChainliLrlain's Tnh h ts," writes Melard F. Craig, Middle Grove, N. V. Thev work like n charm land do not gripe ot leave any unpleas Unt effect. The Reason for our Subsi is our SUBSTANTIAL' Klcft inn is Made ilio Two iLeinbers Will r i . c u a o 1 b O ") A N Shut, off Front all Con- Vitli AVorld. , "aoeluteil Press) -2. The conclave ot to choose a popo viy-two cardinals Vvhen'the great Sitrance of tho closed. HOW LONG IS- W1NTER? To a great extent it depends, upon -t'lie lengtli if your savings. The actual mon ey on, deposit in (lie bank. With extra elclllhiujr ii buy, .fuel and food to provide, to thosewithout a bank .account, winter nid.'cd must .seem lonn. M iiy iii'i run ycur persunai .al lairs on a careful 'business basis? Start the new year whh a ww o budget your expendi tures and in thi.s budget allow' liberally' for savings. We welcome your account. United States National Bank - La Grande, Ore. Repairing and Wiring of Anything Elcetrieal H. & S. ELECTRIC CO. 105 Depot Street phone 393 W KNKJHTS OF I'YTHIAS Ked Cross Lodge No. 27, meets every Monday wetting In C'RMle Hnll ( K. of P. Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome 10 an visum? Knicnt.i. C. W. MOORE, C. C. : C. L. OKAHAM, K. It. S. j WCMKN'S HKNKK1T ASS4 KMATloN of i th Ma con bees. La frnnde Lwl-o Nu. ! 2", Vi. It. A. of M. Lodire nifets fir.sl, Thur.iday at .2 p. m. and thlrrl Wcl-; npsday at 8 p. m.. at K. of P. Hull. ! Vtsltlmr Rlntprfl welcome. 1 JlltS. JIAUY OAIXAr.HKR. t'onimander. (- 1 MAIlJOltlE KATOX. J w Ht-cerl Keeper. ; O. K. H. Hop) Chapter No. 1 i, O. K. H.. 1 tioldn ntati'd communlcution the nee-, ond and fourth "Velm hiUijs of aoh month, Viaiting; members cordially. 1IULDA UfMPimKYS. W. M.lT FLOItKM E IIACOX. fec. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP'AND FOUNDRY All kinds of machinery, automobiles and tractor, re paired, overhauled and rebuilt Ascetylene Welding of all kinds. Cylinder boring and oversize piston. Crankshafts, Pistons and Piston Pins reground. Give ns a trial ' D. FITZGERALD, lre. Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS ED D0N0IIUE, Trop. Phone, Black 1241 , Fir & Jefferson Welders of All Metals THE BEST EQfJiri'II) IN EAST OREGON Cylinder Rccrinding Cranxshsft Regrindlng PintoiiH, I'istim Rings, Piston Pins Csrs and Tractors of AH Makes Overhauled Haeblae Work of Ail Kind W are luulpped and m'-.ned by experts for the above work LEIGHTON'S WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS K. W. Leighton, Prop. KCWNGS OF THE DUFF? 01 . I An Embarrassing Predicament MV, IT'S JU5T POURIMG OUT AHO I HAVEN'T A THING IN THE HOUSE. FOR dimnertonight! I DON'T THInK THI& WILL BE' MUCH OF A DINNER BUT THEY'LL HAVE To , MAKE THE BEST OF IT.' t III '-t ri, ' I ) U VJELUTOM ITS GOING TO B- A TREAT TO GET A GOOD HOME COOKED MEAL" VOU KNOW WHAT HOTELS r ARE GLADTO JHAVEMjO CHARLEY SB v DINUER I f, fi u L UN V. v. I BROUGHT A 7". MINE OUT iFO - - ' Mm Ml (mm The Foundation of Good Dress GOOD TASTE ln dreim must Clod lta first expression In the propfir Corset in the harmony if (lmplo, beautiful lines and riKht proportions. Women of discriminating taste all over America wear 'La Camille Corset n u f 1 1 i i- a i hi U S w fern bacause fhry glvR the correct Bllhoiiettfl and sreont tho nat ural ba;iuty of the llriire ns no olher (.'orvofs e'tn. Tlinnl Is ft '.i Cumlll,!" iiiiiJl-1 that will fit you perfertly. 1 Have a ti lal filtiiiK nd be con . I i 4 Si ! ' : i ; MA h h : ;' 'l 1 -1 ' ti ti I v vinced. A complete lino of now models on liana. iu:d utii Mrs. Rott.Paltison, consCTiKip. 1702 Onk, Corner ot Sultva. v.'.-v;:v--.f i .V 1 Ht?"i?'4?Hfr'4?'t'l?"!? t r .. i.t. . .. A ' -, ' I :. -T,;:J :Tw . -:. ; - .. . rix'.