La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 10, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text1 ' Tmirsdav. February ft, Classified ! FOR SALK OR TRADE l''()H KAI4i Hi-iiR-n app-.c true wooil. Phone Mitm 1 l-IO-IiOtri yuH SAI.K ?hji Kidjre potatoes, j .fl.H.'j pi-r cwt. Ti .MiK.D.nnn. 1-txt WANTED Household Roods; farm ' machinery, buggies, waRons and ' hacks. ftuniV s, stoves, musical in strumenta.V A'e tist you ono-fourth more for yflji goods. Surely you ,- nave sometning tor sale. Diavage! costs nothing. The Krancis Chain I ltrokeratte stores. Corner Fir anil ! Monroe streets. 12-iU-tf iWANTED Sewinjr by day, or pie.-e. i Satisfaction guaranteed. Phore ; 252-M. Call 1705 Second street. 2-(i-5tp PROFESSIONAL ' OSTKOI'ATIIIC l'HVSICIAXS UK. J. 1, IKfil.H nnil OR. MAItOAItKT JNTHJ-:. ilsi-jisr.s of womru u ml chil dren ft fpi-cially. luriiii I'hoiie Mdln ' 100. Ilt'S. 1'lMill,- Main U-t;. CirumU Xatloiiitl IlitnU Jluililini.-. 1MIYSICIA.NS AND SUMMONS GEO. H- VE!llt; M.-Jij-ni-nnV iJiSiiri,' v ery. Orri-- ovt-i- KU mphnrn's; nil'ii-,-phone Mtttn ltJ; rcslfluueu phont. . Slnln r.811. N ATI' IS I ; tXMl Dll. A. N. MAYVI1.T.K 'fipeclnllst 111 ehronlc ilia, -hhon. MoihrxlH, .Mi-rliiiiio-Thuriipy mid NiLturnin,lh... .skin and blnc.d rilpenKOs, - neivotia tl ie!is-s. Chronlo Il.-nd.-H-ll,1. K-zi.-lna, .Sciatica. Apppn'lllti.i. I'oiiwlipnlion. IUiw-1 Trouble: ftll klndH of riironic tiju-fi.l-es succi-KMl'iilly treated. I'hono Main .' 593. Room 1, 2, I), second floor Cool ldse llldii.. opposiin Slur Theatre. Of fice hours, 111 to 11! u. in., l-.'JO to .1:00 p. in. Consul l at inn tree. :i-4-tf DR. J. R. Wnoni'Iili f'hiropractor and ; Naturopath. N'-rvuus and chronic in difluascs a spnclnlly. Suite 20, Hom : mcr llldir. Over Silvcrlliprn's. Office I'- hours. 10 lo 1 a. in.. l::i(l u r, p. in., 7 , to H cvoiiliip-.-J. l'luuie 11'7-W. ATTOIiNhYS COCHRAN and EriUHHArtD Geo. T. , Cochran and Colun It. I-'.hcrhard, At- i torneys. La Orandc National iiank lluUditifr, CONTltACTOItS ii). J. McI,KI.t..S HeRlsterod profos ',; iilonal Civil Kniiinccr: survcyfnir and -runps. Koom 1, La (Jraiide National V Hunk Iluihlintr. fhoini Main 91. .AKCMTUCTS C. 13. Mlllor. Architect. Boom 11, La Krande N'litinnal Jlittilc Xtaildlnif, La Irttiide, Orcaun. T-' FRATERNAL" I DIEECTORY L. O. O. Ln tlraiult! l.oilpre No. S'0, i.oyu (Jrdor of Moos IhjUIh rt-tftilar mci'tlns cvorv 'i'tmr.il:iy niylit nt a p. m. nt. Ond K')1rr.vs' Mull. The Wo : niiMi's Muusotit nrt Lt-K'ion niocis. nint nnil fourth Thursday. of cnfti month. Moo.uf: Kfion of tho World truMt" MiTond .Mnndnj' of einh nioTith. .. Visitors nlwiiyn wt;lrom. Dues ! ,' nblu at Oninde rhiirmticy and ut 1 J. Ci. llulm's (Iroc'i'v Stor'. IX K. SHANKS, Pi". M. A. STIlAVKUo S.-c. B. V. O. KI.KK--La tirnlulc Ln,le No. 4 33. l.odgti iiiom-s ca'-li Thursday ev ening at 8 o'rlfir'k. Home and chin prlvileg.'M clHicrflllly cxlended 10 all Urother lOlks. NOI.AV SKIFF. F.xnlled Italia; F. I,. lM-;. K.SON. Sei-retary. WODUKN Wl K1D.M CM OF . I,a tlrnndi- Canip Xo. 7 AMKItK'A '(i:l iiH'i-ls on tde lir.-t riiui'Mln lug el" oacli monlli, ln Hi,,. K. of I'. Hnll. Visiting neigh llors wt-li-'tliu-. K. it. i:in"0o, v. c, .1 A K I-: KOSTIM'K, Clerk. A. F. and A. M. I.a llrande Lodge No. 41. A. F. ami A. M., holds regular ; nicotings first and third Fridnys al 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome lo all Alasons. , c. w. niyo.vKr.. w. ir. 1 ' 1-;. H. til -V 11 1. Sec. . O. KAOI.KS i-rla No. in"its - evefy Frhluy nluhl'nt F.Mglcs Hall. Visiting nieinl't-! .1 wt-lcoine. V.. LILLY, V. V. I. K. l'.llinSFLL, S"C. Vt'OODM ION OF TIIK WOULD Ln '. Ilrnndo Cnnip Vo. ll'.'l. Meets evcry .. first nnil Ihlrd Monday at l-lairli-s hall. All vlFitiii- neiu-lihors. weh-oine. PncH p.-ivabip nt.' I h--' office of the ) clftrk. ltooms 21 -Ci. La Cirando Na tional Hank Lid,,-. JOHN SCOTT, C. C. II. J. K1TCI1I:N. Clerk. K-VIOHTR OI-' PYTHIAS Hurt (Top. Inlpa No. '27, nu'eU: evry Monday 'v-nintr in Cnslle Hull (K. of I. ; Unlit, nt. X p. m. A T'ythfan welcome to nil vinitliift KniKli'f. Fli.WK A. TI'llN'l, C r. ! C. I,. i;U.!I K. I!. H. VOMKN'S HKXKKIT ASS K'l ATION of (ho Marr.'Oi.A1!", nriituie I,ode N-. . 27, V. H. A. ef M. I-odtre nn'tHrt first Tlmrsdn v nt Z p. in. nnd tlilrd Wod- ' ncsdav at S p. in., n! K.-of P. Hali. ViKilihtr Ki l-rs welonme. f MI1S. MAKV fJAl.LAnHIn, fVumnn Ti'ttT. MAIUOIUH i:.VTfiN. H Iltrnrd Kr.'ppf. O, ytm S. Hip fhrtitr No. 1 t). Ii. H.. Imlfl j ntnt.vrt cnmituin cntirin the i ond nnd fonrili Wt-IiHsdiiys of fnc?i month. Visiting inumbors cordially welcomed. A XV V S. i ! K' i I' DOINGS OF THE DUFF? Bobbed Hair FY ALMAN I'MlP&l ' VbO PLEA5E V ' f 7 ' t 1 OlAi jl Ri 1')J2 -- - Want 'Ad s WANTED Tn mtvi.'.,..-n..nJ I room modern house, close hi. Call j II. Schomann, Main 7:10. 2-8-:itp WANTED A irood"octnd hand in cubator. Address Box B, Imbler, urepon. 2-0-.it ; FOU RtfNT - FOR RENT Heated downstairs bed room. 1H20 lith street 2-ft-;ltn ; FOR RENT Three furnished house - kcep.-nE rooms, 1CU2 Washitrnton 2-U-yi. Foil UL-i-'i- I , , . . V. ' iiiB apartment 2fA Second St. vi.i i iu-iuimii (luuMeseep MISCELLANEOUS I HIGHEST PRICES PAID for raw furs. Write for Price list. North west Coast Fur Exchange, Inc., 75 Yesle'r Way, Seattle, Wash. 12-16-2mp. HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE by Mra. J, P. O'Connell, 11U4 O. avenue, or leave order at Camp bell Sisters, Ladies' Furnlshlnga, 1305 Adams avenue. 8-22-tf HEMSTITCHING And Picot Edge buttons covered half ball, full ball acorn-and bullet acorn styles. sMnil orders givtn prompt Attention. A!livvi,li"m Fox explained in his message work guaranteed. Orders taken!10 the public that he did not feel that forpleating. Mrs. L. H. Norton,tllls wa3 tne ume 10 allow' ony d1b '906 Adams Ave. Phonn-421W. Fir!-icities to see the big productions. He block Wst ol post office i 8-29-tf PUBLlC-STENIJViR.iPHBR at Leigh ton s Welding 4?A!achine Works. . . .. 1-20-Mt ORDERS TAKKN for steam pleating. Mrs M. E. CheW, 1702 Adams Ave., phone 1H8J. V -U-21t IttttttttlUii', FIND IT HERE v , i Oct your Nine Grey Book "To The Last Man," atSiNewlm Book & Sta- tloncry !--s-tl . PILES-iHiBMANENT RELIEF Legal guanine given. No need of knife, no pain.Vontinue work. Ask to see Gle-o-nis PHelTreatment, L. Drug company. " Jensen Poultry Plant. iBaby Chic-KS La Grande Oregon'. 2-y-rt ESTRAY NOTICE. Taken up at the G. I. Wa!c place. thre miles above Hilgard, a son-el ; mare and colt. Mare has stripe in faci ami Diotcnc-J nranri on ngnt Ktms-it,,, IWvight about 1000 lbs. ;v- 2-7-10tp NOVICK TO ALL FARMERS. , We have opened a shop to do all kinds of vVk. llorseshoeing a special ty. Call ad We us. Prices right; All workguSuinteed'. Back of Kid dle's GroceVy-. Dean and Haines, pro prietors, ImrWir, Oregon. l-21-2fit NCOME TAX-M will be in La Gran.ie February 13 f an.indefinite period for the purposXnf ynaking out in come tax returnsVor those who de sire my service. ltM. Maloney, In como Tax Alvisor. Office, Foley Hotel. . 2-o-tf FOR SALE Store Wuklins :. . witli rooms iiilinck, and two rosidonccV brings on $0000 ovVr lo percent . Inquire :it lGOnVJeiterson.Avc. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY All kinds of machinery, automobiles ajid trsctorl re paired, overhauled and rebuilt Ascetylene welding at all kinds. Cylinder boring and!oversize pistona. Crankshafts, Pistons', and Piston Pins regronnd. Give as a trial D. FITZGERALD, Pro. ii - - i r.. iLjkj I, ; : "Tiri'NnEKCI-AI" IS A MKI.ODHAM A OK TIIIMI.1.3 Tn "Thundorclan.''" the sUDer-DU'ture whjch is now running at the Star Iheatre, one of the most specUiculif races ever screened is shown. Thei-o js plenty of excitement in it for even 'the most jaded of movie appetites, land William Fox and Director Stiui- ton have afforded the public soma ! wonderful thrills. Perhaps- most nvnioraula of) ull, inextx to the remarkable race scene. 13 uiui ul ine m-iu awiiini uuwn 111- ;rap us. Line paper snvs inat it maor :,, ,,,. :,:,' ,' ilook very tnme. In the takinc of thi I incident, Paul Willis, the hero, almost jlost his life. He did not have to call on his histrionic assets to register fear, his fear was genuine; and the coloied lad who plays in the picture: insists that Willis carried a horse shos in his pocket while he careened down the torrent to what looked like sure death. In order to give the interiors of the gaming house a more realistic effect, one of the most fashionable establish ments in New York was rented for the filming of the scenes. The picture was originally shown nt the Central Theatre, New York, and had a brilliant Broadway run. wanted to give everyone a cnance 10 spt! ,t: at tne meal tneutre. 1 nuillierciai' win ue ine iniiiicviuii at , the Star . Theatre until Sunday night. TIA .TIIANA filRI.S DANCE CAN-CAN' FOR FILM PLAY ' AT SHERRY'S LAST DAY The can-can can come back, nnd did for Goldwyn's production of Gert rude Atherton's first story written directly for the screen, "Don't Neglect Your Wfie!" showing for the last times today at tne snerry rneatre. hut it hatl a hard time ,i0-mg it. The Hion ot tilis OWerful drama of jdomestic relatioiis takes place in the early San Krancisco days, when the can.can was the dance of the day, louk(,d at askanCe in many circles, ln ord(,r to obtain the riR.ht atmosphere for one scene in "Don't Neglc:t Yout Wife!" it . was necessary to have the can-can, danced as it was in those days. Tho girls tried out for the dance invariably started In to shimmy. The Goldwvn studios at Culver City, Cul., arc not very far from the Mexican bonpri oventoally Director Wal-1 lace Worsley sent to the little Mexican f Tla .luiwia. which still retains h f the atm0si)here' of the gold- iruRh days. There he found girls who could dance the can-can. Also showing "Fighting Fate," ... NORMA TALMAUCE SURPRISES IN "THE WONDERFUL THING." Norma Talmadge has done many fine things in the line of screen enter tainment, but we doubt if anything1 ever done before will 'be quite as trenerally liked as "The Wonderful Thinfc," her latest production, which opened an enjrncrement of three days nt the Arcade Theatre yesterday. Miss TalmarJtfe has a role which gives her opportunity for exhibiting a decided talent for comedy, an accomplish- ( merit which is generally supposed to I have gone entirely to her sister Con I stance, at least as far as the. Tal- madge family is concerned. In addi ction, the story does not deprive the lauuience at the theatre of seeing Miss !Talniadge do some of the emotional lading which has made her so popular, j "The Wonderful Thing" is really (good entertainment. The wonderful thing about it is the wonderful way in which .exxcellent comedy has been mixed in with drama and pathos. I The entire cast is five, and nat urally, Harrison Ford carries away i the honors that go to the male char- r;." rtTJAftDE evening VicI.mO! llnumnl Trnpsdnle. however, is H.lnmalilp nil the self-nimle Ainerl ea Hour K'mg, and others in (he east who urivc a eood aecoiint ot thi-m- salvia ur Robet Airflow, Kthel Klein- injr, Mubel licit, Knnny Hui ke, Walu r Mi-Ewcn unci Charles Craiir- (r.y ARsoclatwd press) ln'ENOS AIRES, Keb. 10 Recmit offers of credits by the Argentine government to France antl Belgium for the purchase of Ailfcntine Pro duce have been extended to all coun tries where Argentina has diplomat ic representation. A circular sent out by l-oreign Minister Puevrrudon to' the vurious letrotions fays that the Argentine government, being desirous of making close-.-: its relations with other nn tiuns, thereby putting into piactice a policy of economic co-operation, de sires that Argentinji's representa tives abroad should inform the- gov ernments to which they are aeerelil ed that the Argentine government h willing to grant all kinds of facilities for buying Argentine meat, cereals, wool ami other national produce which may be nei-essa-ry for the con sumption ait'i the manufacturing in- rpi. A :-... ..t 7 . . .. abundance of Argentina' new cereal i Wvnst. the sniiabilitv if Are-entiii" meat for the requirements of all the consuming markets, the fact that previous wool clips ave been pur - liully liquidated and that the sale of the present year wool clip has com- menced under fnvorabe conditions'. Argentina's representatives arc also instructed to put themselves into con - tact with commercial and -induALnal centers and inform them fully on th- matter. FORI TRUST (TV Associated Trees) STOCKHOLM, Keb. 9. Publish ers of the most important Kusstnn newspnpers have formed a cooper ative association or trust, according to Information received here-. The: ARGENTINE IS GIVEN CREDIT NEWSPAPERS combine is to -control -the adiimil-by tho tow n tniHtuns, it becumo titration and distribution of the dif-jliiiown Wednesday. Tho truntoe.s fernnt papers and owners of the ftar they' are' technical .violators .of papera become stockholflors in the the Volstead hct, in that they nc trust. " . : - quired tho mill and mash ns . nart The Communist parly is now con - templatlng a plan to glveliho dally newspapers economic freedom while the government will retail pnlitical control. . , Any deficit in the yearly bud get of these aemi-of ffotol news papers will be covered 'by the so viet government, and 'tho control executive committee of the govern ment will be requested 'to wet aside, a permanent fund for the 'nupport of the press. ? ? ' ' READ THE WANT AHfif Repairing of Anything Electrical H. & S. ELECTRIC CO. 105 Depot Street Furniture COMPLETE ED DO Phone, Black 1211 op,sft?-Vt? a. iii:i;m m ktztisi n, 'When It cullies to eating, work ing and sleeping, I'm like a differ- i ent man from what I was a short ! jtiiuii ago," said Herman Kurtztisclt, i 4il6',2 Norris Place, .Milwaukee, I "mi i"" i-,iniiii tern Life Insur-! lance Pn ill! Tanhic I "W wlioln system was about to My whole system was :glvevay as a result ot two years' i 1 constat sufrerliig from stoniach 1 trouiii.v anil 1 was so rim uown ami worn t w.ia hardly able to . i work. Aaitually dreaded to eat. m i after ev,-y tiieal I suffered so ter j rlbly f'.i ; nervous lioai'tburii, und I was so . got little rest day or - night. "It it haEn't been for Tanlac, I'm firmly coinSiic'd I would have, had to resign n place. 11 came to my aid in the lek of time and I inn I strong for it. Tanlac was worth I at least fifty times what It cost! nie." j Taiilae Is sold In La Grnndo by I Sllverthorn's Kamily Drug store and 1 all leading druggists. Adv. j CITY Hl'YS STILL (By Associated Tress) RT'inDlXti, Cul., Feb. II. The city of Redding is owner of a whis ky , still and considerable, mush, found in a house acquired recently j or un investment und not through i A -police '.raid. They Appeal to Our Sympathies. Th? bilioiM and dyspeptic are con stant sufferers and appeal to our sym pathies. Many such, however, have been completely restored to health b; the use of - Chamberlain's Tablets. Those tablets strengthen the stomach, invigorate the liver and improve the digestion. They also cause-a gentle, movement of the bowels. When you have any trouble with your stomach, give them n trial. and Wiring Plione 393 W Exchange iiOUSEs FURNISHERS !! I 1 IohtJe, rrop. j! J Fir & Jefferson S t Tiusira OLD OAK TREE till- Associated I'ress) CHIOO,' Calif., Feb. 10. All oak tree whose age la estimated to ex ceed 1,000 years and under whose prodlgli.its branches General Will iam Tocumseh Sherman, citlmuted an army of 7,0110 could stand, has been proposed by people of this city as the emblem of the, Wood men of tho World. The tree Is not far fi-nin here. A proposal to this I't'fect has been made to thai head camp of the ordrr at Denver, .,) i 'I' t , l arlr.. Cli ,. . ,, , ....... ii.t turalist, who In 1877. after close,"'" ' this season, lexamination and considerable study ''There will be no reduction or I tiniiioiinced It larger than any of Wages this season so far as the ItliP wondrous oaks for w hich Kiik-' American Woolen ei lnpany Is con- land Is famed. Sir Thomas said thei tree was mora than ten ceil- turles old. It Is ' more than 100! feet high and its circumference ' eialit feet above the' ground Is 24 Welders of TUB BEST EQUIPPED IN EAST OREGON Cylinder Reifrindlng Crankshaft ResfrlnUitij PiHtons, Piston UinRS, Piston Pina Cars and iTractr of All Makes Overhauled f Mitch.se Work of All Kind 5 r W are tqtllppedt uv tha LEIGHTON'S WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS R. W. Lelghton, Prop. The Reason fob ova Substantial Growth is our Substantial Service S-'S J v O u D r u i, i) S. a a c t n o a r VjNt J J J (.' .V O O O O" '"- xs- s HAVE YOU HELD YDUR DISAEMAMENTjCONFERENCE? The Disn rimiQiciit f'iiircrouco licid in . our liiitional ctiitiil li.js eloai'ly bfoui-'l't' out tlic fact natiifiis favor reducing arms to a lHWotfootiiR,'- The reason for tliis opinion is dlivilinw. Hxpcnsos must, lie curtailed', MuicliMi, i ion of 1 lie worklSiiAi!; to control. We as individuals must assist, we must also disarm our useless expenditures .some of our unnecessarv luxuries, i ,' And in this program your bank is an important, factor, for in it your savings lire carefully protected and accounted for. Every facility of (Ids bank is at your cfilnniand. United States National Bank ' LaDrande.Ore. PAOE SEVJW 1-100 (t. Its "loitjeU iilincli 'ex tends away from llin trunk f"' J nfi feet. Kriini north to south its branches extend an even 200 feet. The greatest Ireiinil'nrence ot Us outside branches la said to bo al most 4 00 feet. NOT CHANGE (liy AsMK-l.-il' d I'nt.t.) ANDOVK Ft, Mua., K'l. 30. Wil liam M. fi(,l. ii-osi(Umt (C the American Woitlcn company, in a ,, I Hliuejlieiii, iciirtttu n-u urn luiui'iin.' - 1 I'll HO.VM lllilL Ulfil w.ificn nuMitt corned, " he said. "There Is nolii- lug to Justify it.' We would lift more justified in lu' easlng the pi-ico of clothes than reducing wages," he declared. All Metal; nd manned by expsrta bov work rin.'uicijiJ ('(indi- swiH.lv lii'iniiiiit The Foundation of Good Dress OOOD TASTE ln dresa must tlnd Ha first expression In tlie proper CorBiit In tho harmony if simple, beautiful IIiiob and right proportions. W'omen of discriminating taste all orur America wear 'La Camille' Corsst befaoo tbir (Its Its eorrM stlhoowu caA trt'ii lit trml ba( of itt tkure x i okhsr Curu-ts ca. Tlttr r t "La Cii.tii:" model ttit ml) St 10'i iir,! !! trial Fi 1 fa - mil fx fn I nn4 Ik rstts A'A of-Vkw WAGES WILL niQm ofc e 1702 (Oi(, Come of Spring .T .. . . . . . tj-.--,-&ama,:xA,-JU...- '- 7 w