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

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Newspaper Page TextTiKd'uy. March 1, 192:? I LA' OtUNTVR EYTNTSTO OF.SrTRVF.'R ; pr : Classified Want Ads FOIt SALE Olt TRADE FOIt SALIC Sand iSUiJe piUatcies, 1.85 per cwt. I.. I,...McK.-,iii.n. -- L'-2-tf I'Oli SAI.K-rC hain wiuhI, SUiII per load delivered. Phono Main 102. FOIt SALE Ten-room house, baths, on two flours, Dutch kitchen, all conveniences,'. Half cniih, balance to suit puJWiaser. Call nt Observer and boo pholofrrnph V home. - 2-18-tf l'OIt SAhE IlutchinK cRSs, 0. A. C. Strain UaPly!Wh ttock, $1.(10 (V u getting ! U.OO per 100. Clarence M. (. ovcr, Alirel, Oregon, farmers l.'Kl. 2-S-it AT S'tKliltVS LAST DAY. FOK SA1,K InioviiH f luperty in Island City; four-room hujse, barn and chicken hou.es, four lots. C. M. Porter. 2-27-(itn The announcement of the presenta tion of a Paramount picture starring l'OIt DRY liNi. wooVI call :i!li)-J. William S. Hart, served to pack the 2-18-tf Sherry Thtatre with an enthusiastic j audience last night. The attraction WANTED. i was "The Whistle," a play of New England life, and in it Mr. Hart is the MAN OX WOMA.V Wanted. $40. foreman of a mill. Despite the fact weekly fl time,$1.00 an hour , that the story is radically differen: spare tin;e;ellinK Vuranteei hos- fiom any in which Mr. Hart has been iery to wcaiNt experience un. seen in recent months, its human un necessary. Guai-aSjd Mills, Nor-j peal and drama served to put it over ristown, Pa. I with the fans with unmistakeable em- 2-22-lCt-Wed only I phasis. There are many uramatic moments PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS DR. J. I.. JXiU-i nnrt 1)11. M Alt'! A It KT JMfiljII. rt.si':tK-s of uunifii ml thil-flrt-'n u fi)rt i;il( v. iffici i'lioiu Main inc. I'tif.nt- M.iiti liitf. J. a Unirniy Nutiotuil liiink iiuildlmr. PHYSICIANS Al Si lit. ICONS WAVTKIl I-writni-oil ffiil nr wn.' man for peiul housework. MK.iin the li'velopmnt of the story ami 2-'J8-t f ns usuil't Mi. Hait enpasts in a fist'o 'battle fur the cause of right and jus- VAXTK1 con tract for cutting jtice, and as usual, beats his adversary and haulinj&()0 cords of wood; also !to a pulp. There is no love story oth will contractor XoOO.OOU feeder than the affection of a mother fov rough lop run lunHi Phone 17'J-J. .her child, but this adds rather than W. K, Kivette. 2-17-2Gt , detracts from the popular interest hi the theme. Myrtle Steadman is lead- WHY FLAPPERS FLAP IS TOLD I)onn of Women of (W11HI Says tUat It U All m Movement Awnv from the Conventional. GKO. II. VKIiliS. S. I). fJ.-n.r.'il Surii- phone .Main i l'l; rysiUtnco phon Main f.Sti. ' WANTED Household goods; farm machinery, buggifs, wagons and hacks. Knifes, U)ves, musical in struments.Ve g'eV you one-fourth more for yoar goooVi. Surely you have somothingor Vale. Drayage costs nothing. ThyFrancis Chain Brokerage stores. Corner Kir and Monroe streets. - 12-31-tf NATl'IU: Cl'KK DR. A. X. M A VVltJ.K 8iie-iniiHt In ctironh- diFi'it!U'K. 1i-i1.(m1.s, .t-cluino-Therupy nurt Nrtttir'ip.ifh. .'Uiti ami bliod diSL'iifit'S, nervous ills'ase!. Chronic Ht-iidifhe, i;.'7.hih, a-lilo. AppentHcili.'1. - 'onstipn I imi, HuW-M Troiihle; nil kinds oi' ('lirtmic ris ua e.i ii(.'cesi'ul!y tit-ntt'd. l'lionu Mttln 693. Room 1, 2, a, second floor Cool- Idpb Hlds.. opp'ii'1 Htitr Tlieulre. Of fice hours. 10 f I- a. in., l:Jl to u:liO p. m. C'onsult.'H ion I'rt-ts 3-4-tf Dft. J. K. WOODKLI, Chlroprnctor and Nnt urupiilh. irvnus itnd chroniu dlciisi's a snicin!tv. fmif S'v. sum mer llldff. Ovt .ilvt'rliiorn's. Offii-e hours, lit lo u a. ni.t i:.;u ;o h p. in., 7 la 8 rvt-ninR.. I'lumc -I ! 7-V. ATTOIiNUYS COCHHAN nnd KUKIIII. RD Goo. T. Caehrun and Odon U. i:in;rhard. At toriu; s. La. Grand e N.utionul iiutik Iluildinff. COM'iiACTOliM 1. J. McLKIJ. N' U.-fTistiTed proff :jonal Civil Knt;i!ir':r: Mirvoyfnpr nnd Tiiaps. IIokhi I ', 1-n Cni!ilf Nallotiul Uank JiuildiiHt, l'liom !:iin AUCHITKCTS C 8. Miller. Ar.hliort. Honm 11, Ln trnndt: .Njitinniil i;;ink liuilding, Iu 'irandw. Oregon. FRATERNAL DIRECTORY U O. O. M. I.jx r5r'it:1? I.i..lirp Xo. Sr.O. Loyal )rd.T nf ;.t.i( ;... hH.lf rfUlllur mcH'lins t'vyiv T"urMl;iv nlirltt at i p. m. a L O.hl Ki'IIdwV Hall. 'I'he Wo- ond and fourlh Thursdays of cru-h month. jUnos" LiM-ion nl tho u orld lin'ts seciru! Mmulny ni" .nch numtli. Vifiitors iiKvavs wt'li-tini1. I). K. SHA'XKR, T0, M. A. STII.WUI.I.. K. o. Kf)R RENT Three furnished rooms. 170U Fifth St. 2-28-2tp KOR RKNTV-Vc ' nishcil or uniVilshed. Phone Mam UO. v ' 2-lli-tr FOR KEXT-NChreV furnished house keeping jooniv('all airs. M. E. Walsinser, 4t!:!-J? 2-27-:)t M1SCKLLANEOU8 CHICAGO, Mar. 1. JMis 0. I..' White, dean of women at Cornell, who is here to uttend the eonvention of women deans recently, told today why "flappers" flap. "On the campus everywhere," said MifH White, "we note a. liwinirini uway from conventionality and a ten dency to substitute m' If -determination for the old-fashioned dont." "The co-ed today is the, same now, yesterday and forever thu eternal femininue. Girls have chnhfced durinvr the last decade only superficially. They may roll down their stockinprs, smoke cigarette, doll up, go petting, discard their stays and asK boldly wnat tney want to know, but they are tho sain pirls who wove balloon sleeves nnd danced the two-step to Sousn marches. "The war gave them their fling and helped them find themselves. Woman suffrage has given them a sense of their responsibilities. The modern college girl despite her follies, is more responsible than the 1.M0 model and prefers to do her thinking for herself. It is for her, not others, she believes, to determine her standards of morals, and she is taking care of herself without much help. She is flanker than her elder sister; she is more independent; she is individual. "Of course the war with its oppor tunities lifted the restraint that had been placed upon her. She went into excessesd. She learned to smoke and she discovered her legs. Prohibition Id her to other excesses. I must frankl admit she drinks. But I have Exhibitors comedy feature, lor noticed lately a reaction from excess fun defies cold type, just as and I am not at all alarmed over the I i . r 'J J ing woman and Frank Brownlee m the rascally mill owner. Three noted juveniles. Richard Ilendrick, Georgie Stone and Will Jim Hatton add vnlu.' to the support. Also showing a comeJy. .l.Al tJH AHOY! JOY AHOY! FOU KENT Ship nhoy! ' Laugh ahoy! Joy ahoy! Ileirve ho; for the Arcade Theatre, lads1 (and lassies, too), for Harold Lloyd has never had such t. mmnk. o u "A Cn I Inr-M a ,1 n Mann " room house, fur-, four soj,(, rcpg of the elwulosti brightest, merriest run Imaginable. In fact, it even surpasses Imagina tion! It is impossible to do justieo in a review to the new Lloyd Associat ed What Ti for others you, your druggi lac hn done t willWlo for Get bottlfe from isl to Jay. TWO OR THREE THOUSAND DOL LARS to loan on first mortgages. Write "G," care Observer. 2-27-4tp Get your Zane Grey Book "To The Last Man," at Newlin Book & Sta tionery Co. 1-28-tf its the tasle of a delicious tidbit cri future of the modern girl. the sensation of a tickle defies de scription. Its story Is human, itr tltlc are humorous. Its settings of an Oriental city, harem and pal- A lot of our girls come from New York. They introduce the New York styles and fads. If New York flaps, we flap. If New York wears its ace are lavish and spectacular; the galoshes open, we wear them open. battleship scenes are authentic, If New York rolls its stockings, we HEMSTITCH . by Mrs. J, avenue, or k bell Sisters 1305 Adan G A-ND FICOT EDGE C 0onnell, 1104 O. rdr at Cump- ick urnlshlnga, 8-22-tf The story tells of Lloyd as the ! bored heir to ewnty millions, who I knows nothing about work and who joins the nnvy to make good with clad, and then, in the his sweetheart' the end, rescues the girl from wild Maharajah of a fictitious coun- OinirDS T.VTFfnr steam nleatinf. i try. Mildred Davis, of course, Is Mrs M. E. cWfl702 Adams Ave., tho girl iJ. 1 phone 138 J. A special, word of praise lXl2fit j8 earned by -Noah Young, as the irimhneck tiob artd pal of Lloyd. HEMSTITCHING And Picot Edge '-a Sailor-Made Man" will be tho butt6ns coWed half ball, full ball nttractloil at the Arcade Thursday, acom and blet acorn styles. Mail Friday and Saturday. orders given prompt attention. Ail work guaranteed. Orders taken for pleating. JlV IL. H. Norton, 906 Adams Ave. PhoWe 421W. First block west of cost office. 8-29-tf Toll them "Yet, as I say, no girls over made a better response toward facing theit TtsponsJfriUtfeil j'Sin ll-esf While thev intend to be their own censors of their own manners and morals, they realize what they are in college for. A girl no longer considers her self finished until after a course in French, the piano and ballroom de partment." FIND IT HERE B. P. O. Kl.KS-Iji Crninle I.n'lKO N'n. 433. I.odtre Hu rt ';,f:li Thurs'lay ev ening al 8 oY'lm k. 1 1 , l:nfc nnd dun prlvllt'jje. 'liL.(jrrully extendtd to all Jirothir Klks. Nid.A.N' SKIFF, Bruited Ruler F. I.. n:Al:si, St'tT.iini y. MODLOliN WC'OMKM III' AMKKIOA La firnnd Camp .Nn. lilt?, it ih on the t'ir:'t Ti-u! srl.-iv ,'Vi tilni,- ni" enrii month. In tin- K. !' P. li-.U. Visillliu ncifc'hburd w, l i:. K. i:iNv:o. v. c, JAKK KoS'lrlcK. rlcrk. A. K. and A. M. l.a (iranilc l.odira No. 41. A. F. nii'l A. M.. holds rt'tular nieetlnes first ft'l liiinl KrUlays nt 7:30 p. m. L'or..Ii:iI wtlcoinu to all Alasous. r. tv. TUNTis'icrt. w. yi. K. It. 1:1 N'lXI. Sm If. O. KA'H.ks A, Tin n. m,t.. every Krid.-iy nift-lit ot l-'nirles Hall. Visiting meinhiT-i wclcoiin-. ,. LILLY, W. P. .1. K. Illl'.l).'-i:i.l.. Sen. YEOMEN. The Brotherhood of American Yeo men, Grande Sonde Homestead No. 28SC), meets eveV second and fourth Wednesday cvenga at Eagles Hall. Come and investigfyo te new policies. 2-21-tf All visiting membeVs Ivelcome. w. t. paxjJen, roreman. t MARY E. MAYVILI.E, Correspondent. v .jE , A " Have you your i icome tax state ment prepared now' I will be at the Foley Hotel fr a f w more days. V M. MALONEY, IiVoni Tax Advisor. r - -. ART IMPROVING. ,. NFJW YORK, Mar. L-J-Thtt eentrnl and western' stales of the' country are undergoing renaissance in aft,,Ij)rad.i jTaft, Chicago sculptor, declared to !day in an address at memorial ser vices for Solon Hannibal Borglum, the New York sculptor who1' dTed last month. TYPEWRITER. Typewriters for sale and for rent. . Newlin Hook & Stationery Co. 2-25-tf, Ten pou Market niylsjof p(ne GERMANS DON'T LIKE RABBITS; 1 1 Ifc accountant, and formej" secretrnj' of the Pendleton Commercial Associa tion. Announcement to this effect was made by Miss Gilliam this morning. A xi:w .MONOPOLY (fly Afiociaied Press) MOSCOW, Mar. 1. Stamp col lectlng is to be u govornnient mo nopoly in Russia. The Council o( t'ouiiuisHtirs has announced tho ere atlon ot a speciul philatelic bureau which will deal In stamps for tht benefit of the state export fund. FOUND BROOCH QUICKLY (By Associated Press) ATLANTIC CITY, N. J Feb. 28. A diamond brooch, tiie gift of Pres ident James K, Polk to his wife, which wus lost Saturday night, was restoied to its owner, Mrs. George W. Fall of Nashville, Tenn. Mrs. Fall, adopted daughter of the late presi dents widow, was a guest at the beach front hotel Saturday night for dinner. She dropped the brooch, val ued at $(1000, in the foyer, where it was found by a bellboy. Ten pounds of lnrd $Ur)0 ot People's Market. Phone Main 747. Neglecting That Cold or Cough? LrTTIN'O tTie old couli or coM rfr;ig on, or the new rmo develop seriously, is folly, cKTially when at your (Irupnists, you ran K''t such a Vprovcd ami Buaensful remedy un Dr. King'i JvVw Discovery, No dritK.-, jiiv pood medicine that relieves quiNJy. a Forovor fifty ycVrs, a standard remedyVor couehs', illds nnd gripK luisws clWip also. Vosens up the phlegm, (iots thtf VVipy rouh, stimulates tnp bouefj.V vuh relieuii! the congestio All tlrl.tists, C0c. So New Discc For Colds and. i Nuke L'p Clear llc:Jed. That "tired out" fcclint! rn.Wl1.4s, is due to consliulion. Dr. lynx's Pills act mildly, stir up the liver and bring a healthy bowel action. All drus:p,i3ts,?5c. D PROMPT! WON'T GRIPE r.Kinffs Pills RAGS Wunted nt Tne Obsonop. (By Associated PropB) j rJr.K-l.ljN, Mar. i. uormans nro turning npnlnst tho use oi tamo rahbltH ns food. Kahhlt sausaKi' was a staple of tho Teuton tuhlo in wartime nn il Germans explain lt prosiMit unpopularity by sayiiiR thoy had too much of .it in that "hun ger period." Millions of tamo rabbits woro Im ported from !leli;ium and Holland by tho states and muuirlpalitlcs, and sold nt a nominal rout to tho citizens, who established rabbit hutches nnd bred thorn to replenish tho beef and pork supply In the war. Iierlln alone bought 100,000,000 marks worth of rabbits in one or-' der, for which the city Is still In debted. Wholo trnlnlnadH of the 'little animals were distributed from 11)17 to the middle of the follow ing ytar. Many families tasted no other meat but rabbit for mouths, and tho sweetish flavor of It pulled. ! Then came a time when the cotd of rabbit feed became so hifih thnt tho citizens were- compelled to kill the animals and eat them, or se them starve. Soon tho rabbit houses on the roofs of buildings, on bal conies, In. backyards, pardons, and odd corners of alleys nnd streets, disappeared. Wild rabbit Is still sold In tho market stulls, but .the tame variety of tho trpecies has ished, unlamented. virtually van- County Treasurer of Umatilla has Given Resignation PFNDLETON, Mur. 1. Miss Grace j Gilliam, for the past five yenrs treos- i urer of Umatilla county, will formnl- I ' ' ' Iy resign her position on Wednesday j - . to accept a business position in I'asn , lard $l0 at People's dena, California, and will recommenii Main 747. ' ns her successor C. K. fraudint pub- OBSERVER WAJVT AUS GET KB SULTS. flratult ('fliiip firnt itnfl tiu'r hall. All vi.-ili rlerk. l!"onis ,t. If... ;UmLs every i M-ui'lay nt K:ii?lt8 i!T ii',t;:lt,,,,T' ut'lemo. at the offli' of th JOHN S'OTT. C. C. II. J. KLTCIIKN. Ch-rk. KNKIHTH OF I I.odtre No. 27, evening in t.'n Hall), nt S p. ir lo all I I; AN b r. I. VTHIAS- Cttl "ros! . v.tv Mntidity alio II, 111 I K. "f P- A T'vthifin welcome Knl-htn. A. Tl kNi-TR. C C. iilAliAM. K. II. S. FOR SALE Store 'Dili dins with rooms in' iX ('k, aitl two residences, jfings on $00000-16 percent Inquire nil ;, 16001 (, Jt(((.rs Ave. Sign Service Auto Painting-- 11 Furnitu modern kind IS thki lasts ' I ! 1 I II. .v I I n I I 1 1 A Gaarantee WithlEvery Strok. 01 ' ! B . L - n 1.1 K . I I antc4 N Good. . J n-1 me! Exchange COMPLETE H0SE FURNISHERS ED DONpHUE, Prop. Phone, Black 1241- 1 Fir & Jefferson "WOilKN'S HKNKKIT ASSO'. ' 1 T K'M of the Min'Ciiht't;:, I.n f I r ;i n'lr ( XmI tre. N'o. 1;7, W. l:. A. of M. I,"li.re iihLs flrnt Thtirsdny at 2 p. m. nt"l IliiT'l W-(l-tirfMny nt S p. m.. nt Krt 1'. Hull. Vi-sitinc Sil r? welr-. .m us. m a r. y ".( i -i . ( j ii r.u, ('.mm-iiMler. MAiiJoniK i: ton. O. R S. -Hop.' K. S. H'p.- l'h:i' r Nn. I'l. K. S.. hf(N s::it'i ri'irrnml'fttii-'i tl" f5'' . lid nmi fnuiUi Y-,Mhi-Mlny f -h Xumt'ii. Vii!inwf Fiunilt.rd cordially ''"''""M.T.irfo. vi-n.i.. w. M. . .1 - m 1 ; ;V LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY All kinds of tnachiriery, i utomobiles and tractor! re paired, overhauled and lebuil . Ascetylene welding: if all kinds. Cylinder boring; and tivei size pistons. Crankshafts, Pistons Vnd Piston Pins regroand. Gie ihr a trial D. FITZGERALD, Prop. Repairing and Wiring of Anything Electrici H. &NS. 105 Depot Street ,EOTRIC CO. Phone 303 "W! i:k l-CFF? Plenty of Exercise - ' PY &V.LMAN j HtLS-OTJrl, I DROPPED INTO PEHSN VOuft UMBRELLA THAT bwaownP a couple of 10k'3 AoO -THANKS VERV IlLIVETHAT Uf&KtLlA TO you- vw MA7 KEEP IT 7 5 ' SAV WILBLa.WKO WAS THrT YOUUG FELLOW VOL) HAO OVER AT MXIK FLAT HELPING VOL) THE OTHER EVENING? HE'S SOME GUV- ( .m 1 ill tzv f .- yfinx. iri :v t "A L Ik.j. .1 s OH Tm AT WAS NICK ROGERS, ANOU3 fRlEMO Of MINE GEEHE V3A MOSCoLAU BIRO! DID VOU SEE THE ARMS ON HIM- WOUDERFUL. CEvELOK'Kile NY ! tW YOU KNOW HOVJ HE CitfT THAT WW ? i f ' kl I u vr . nil ! THOUGHT MAV&H US VMS A PHYSICAL DlUHCTon IM SOME GYM- no. he's a trap Druk;iS ih a jazz. OP;CHF.:5TKA ' r" 'La Camille' Corsets nrA the liloal foitiKlatlon for your now costume. As slyle,. fit uml comfort are th phshii tlals to proppp coi'HtlnK,1 "LA Oumllle" Coisnts will Iflvo your fiRuro tho. fnslilmuiblo sllhoiii'ttn nml tho nocossury support to briiiK out Its buHt lluott. Tho celcbrntitit. "VKXTIIiO" HACK cllmiiiatcs boning jilssnre aloMK the plno and prttHsure of laces in front, thus lissur- Ihk perfoct comfort to tho wcurer. , Why not know Vhatl real corset satisfaction IsV ba flu ted to Camille. " A Complete ruock A On llaiiil, , l'llces S2.n) nnd Mrs. Robt. Pattison, Corset lei-e Res. 1702 cor. SprlnK nnd Oak l'hone 3 22-W il!1'!!!: mm m 111!! : i !:i:il!!il1(ln,!:!l! 1 1 , n:tl: i" S W " in : i i, V 1 WA-Jfr Welders of All Metals THE BEST EQOIPPID IN EAST OREGON Cylinder 'JtogrintUng Crankshaft RegrlndlitK Pistons. Piston Rings, Piston Pins Cars and Praetors of All Makes Overhauled Wa are icblsi Work of All Kinds lulped a nd mnnnd by expirta fiir the abov work LEIGHTON'S) WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS R. W. Leiehton, Prop. " t " " ' ! i - The Reason foh our Substantial Growth , is our , Substantial Service mmmm am AN OBLIGATION THAT MUST BE MET O O V CI r Ti "V l O O O f Mi'imiico 1" every :i iiTd child. 1 lie olt- yi(iii(liictiiiL'' vour iif- m 'ii liiisiness-like milliner. A jier.soiijil of great mini, wuii ligation ifaii-H I'rcijai'ing vour financial fntur-;. A hank account is a Iruc indica tion of responsijiilit y. Tiie rect i'nnti to systematic saving. We welcome yourla-ci)iMit n f i . V assure jyoii ff fnfnl utU'i'il i 1 1' to yoifr biiifliutf nrrJ,i,' ";', i i 1 .. . . ... I if' 1. 1 mm nmm ntm ' i i ,t . tf. ill (it I vr": w ll.i i "7'nTii Vi' A V. 1. ' ; '1 i ' - ' ''i .. i ... il '; a mm Mil