La Grande evening observer., March 21, 1922, Image 7

Tuesday. "Unr.-h 21, i'922
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PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
OSTEOPATHIC niVSICIAXS
DR. J. I- l;l.E Mil 1511. MAItOAHHT
JNOI.K. DLsf:ii'4 of wumwi unil chil
dren a sp.'H.-illy. rri.-.- l'hone lluln
306. Ken. l'hone Mnin lilii. La (Jruuile
Ndtlona Hunk liuililini?.
rilYSK'IAXS AND SI IKiHOXS
UKO. II. VKIllts, l. ;, n,.r.il Snid
ery. Office over Silv.Tliuirn's. llfrioe
phone Main 112; reKlcionee phono
JilBln r.sii.
FOR SALK (.lit TRAllK For cow
and hogs, two colts. W. J. Robins,
lfiOa X avenue. : 8-8-1 m
WANTED.
NIlllllltYS TOK.tY, TOMOItKOW
Goiivoriionr Morris' fine novel.
"Tlui .Wild (loose," recently publish
ed by Charles Scrlbn'ors Minn, Now
York, and which has been extb'.i
slvely sold, baa been plctiirizod by
j Cosmopolitan for Paramount, and
lt will bo shown at the Sherry
I'l'lieatro today and tomorrow. Mary
j.MacLarqn and Holmes K. Herbert
play the lt-'.iding roll's.
I "Tho Wild Onose" was first pub
lished In . serial form in Hearst's committee of elders to announce that
Magazine, whose' circulatiim Is 500.- the final dress rehearsal will he hell)
ooo a month, beginning In Septem- iMay !. The first regular performance
ber. inis. Tho story ciuicht on lm-cs will be given on May 14.
mediately and was widely read. Mr. Thiity-'five thousand auulirations
, Mori is' other stories have found! for seats and sleeping accomodations
great favor with magazine rentiers. already have been received fiom
Ho was born In lSTIi in New York ''abroad, and, while the local manaira-
He attended Yale I'nlversity ment has not yet received indicatio'is
REHEARSALS
First Post-war IVrfovmuneo
To lie On .May 14; I'mis
ual Influx .of Visitors Is.
Anticipated.
(By Associated rreaa)
OriKRA.MMERGAU, Knvatia, Mar.
18. Preparations for the first post
war revival of tho Passion Play have
progressed sufficiently to enable th
SIX-DAY WEEK
I IS PROPOSED
WANTED Experienced woman
wants housekeeping' or cooking in
city. Inquire at Observer
3-20-Mp
NAITKE (TUB
DIt. A. N. MA WILMS SpeMnlint In
chronic dim-uses. .m.-OhkIm, Au'i-hano-ThiTiipy
and Xntumimih. - klti and
blood UiKf ficrvous a trim net,.
Chronic I Wmdactip. Kczfimu Kcia! lea.
Appendicitis. Const (puilon. - IJowl
Trouble; all kinds of Chronic Dimna-
successfully treated, l'lionn Muln
693. Koom 1, 2, 3, second floor Cool-
dff nUI., opposite Star Theatre. Of
fice huurs, 10 to 11! a. in,. liliQ to 5;U0
p. m, Consultation froo. 3-4-lf
DR. J. R WOODKLL Chiropractor anl
Xaturoputh. NervouH and chronic
MlHcam'H a poet-mlty. Suite 20, Pom
mer Uldtr. Over Hilvprthorn's. Office
nour, m to jz a. in., i-.so ;o 5 p. m., 7
to 8 uvenins. Plione -I'.tT-W,
attohx:;is
COCHRAN and EIlKRIiARD Ceo. T.
Cochran and Colon I:. Kljorhard. At
torneys. La Grundo National Hank
iiUlldltiR'.
rONTKACTOKS
L). J. MrTiKLIiAN Reiristered orofcB
Mional Civil Knpineor; surveylnB' and
niapa. Room is, I-.a (Jrande National
Unk HuMUintt. l'hone Jl.iln HI.
AliCHlTKCTS
C B. Miller. Architect. Room 11, Ia
Grnnl National Rank Bulldlnff, La
FRATEETAL
DIRECTORY
U o. O. M. r.a Qrnnl IxkIkb No. 850.
Ijoynl Order nf Mm.se, hokls regular
meetings everv TlHir.dnv nlKht at tf
p. tn. at Odd Fellows' Hull. Tho Wo
men's Mooseheart l.eijitm meets sec
ond and fourth Tlmrtidays of eaeh
month. MyfiKo Lecion of the World
meets second Monchiy of each month.
Visitors always welcome.
I. K. SHANKS. Die.
M. A. RTILWKLU .Sec.
WANTEty Insurance solicitors, whole
or part lane, for North American
Life, of ftmaha Nebraska. Old
Line MutualN. GotW territory and
liberal commisstam.s. Address eGo.
Young, State Mhqaat'r, Junction
City
at New Haven. Conn., anil grad
uated with a li. A. degree. In 1HUS.
Anions th most noted of his works
are "The I'enilty." -When My Ship
t'omt 3 In." and "The. Goddess."
Comedy, "Ho Got It," two reels.
WOMAN'S VARIED WII.KS AUK
SHOWN IN "THE LOVE CHARM"
City, Oregon.
3-15-lit
WANTED tOU young pif and lOi)
pallet at Schimmol'si ... Pigprery.
Klein's old place, near iBrick Yard.
,,Vlf",3.1o-tp
WANTED Household goods; farm
mkehinery, buggies, wagons and
hack J. Ranges, stoves musical in
strument. We fc'et you one-fourth
more for 'your goods. Surely you
have something for sale. Drayage
costs nothing. .The Francis Chain
Brokerage stores. Corner Fir and
Monroe streets. 12-31-tf
FOR KENT
ROOMS TO RENT Furnished rooms
with bath. Inquire 1607 7th St.
3-20-3tp
i If you want a glimpse of the younger-
generation at its play, you can gel
it in "The Ive Charm," which
opens tonight, .for a twu-day inn at
tthe 'Arcade Theatre.
! their jazz parties, their moonlight
swimming soirees, their daring diess
and their amazing talk, all find a vivid
record in the picture as a background
for the love', story ;o the appealing,
old-fashioned heroine, enacted by
Wnmla Hawley, the iRealart star.
Miss Hawley shines, in this piece,
as to the extent to which Germans
will patronize the productions of the
play, it assumes that German attend-1
ante will more than quadruple the I
foreign patronage.
Anticipating an unusual influx of
visitors in July and August, the man
agement has decided to give Wednes
day performances during these
months,
Economic conditions have obliged
the village elders considerably to am
plify their directing staff, not so
much as concerns the production of
the play as to solve the probleVii of ac
comodating thousands of visitora for
whom the comforts and convenience
of travel before the war aio-jinw not
available. v" 5
The conditions under which the play
will be revived this year liav.j shocked
the rural simplicity of these; peasant
Play producers and, while determined
to pi event the sacred enterprise from
(By AsMOemted Press)
EUGENE. Mar. 21. Proposals to
adopt a six-day rolleglntu week at
tho I'niverslty of Oregon hero hive
split the campus Into two camps,
one for the moveJ and the other
against It.
I'lider tho present system clnsses
are hold on five days a week, leav
ing Saturdays free for student ac
tivities, l'roponents of the plan
say best use could be ninde of the
large investment represented In the
university by having Saturday class
es. Those opposed to the scheme
declare It would mean destruction
of university spirit by checking stu
dent activities and would also curb
research work by members of the
faculty, much of which Is done on
SutOrdays.
Ten pounds of lard $1.50 at Pwple'f
Market. Ph: Main 747.
-1
with the very best of the scren lun
naries. She creates two distinct and ; oecommg basely commercialized they
opposing charactetizations not a"re now beginning to realize that tha
double role, however and does them I war's aftermath has produced an eco
both perfectly. nomie environment with which they
First, as a sweet, old-fashioned' girl !a, e compelled to reckon,
of modest demeanor, she wins a young I Tne municipality of Oberommergau
man's love by reminding him forcibly (has peremptorily rejected a proposl
of the mother he recalled when heltion thllt it levy a tnx on foreign vis-
FOR RENT Four-room unfurnished
house, InquirG Newlin's Book, store.
V , 3-20-2t
FOR RENT Four furnished roomi.
1C02 Washington avenue. 3-20-3tp
was a little boy. Then when she
I learns mat ner aunt ana cousin tire
displeased, she promises to alienuU
! his affections in the same way, by
j making herself typical of something
i he hates. She accordingly assumes
the role of a noisy "jazzy" ywung lie:--
FOR RENT Five-room, modern
house, 1221 W. Inquire from 4 to
G p. m. 3-20-3t
son, and disgusts the young man ter-i'town fathers, however, .announce that
Ivifically though not unalterably. . they have been forced to assume n
Warner Baxter, a new face on tho I considerable initial expense in pro
' screen, but one we should see often,
itors which, it declares, would he out
of harmony with tho origin and tra
ditions of the play and also would con
flict with the purpose of the present
revival which is regarded as one wr.y
of achieving reconciliation between
Germany and the other nations. The
FOR RENT Sleeping 'I room, 151
Adams avenue, Phoni" 3'J0.-J.
;' 3-18-tt
MISCELLANEOUS .
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Black
Real Estate Offjcei New Foley
Buiding. Phone MOtW. ' " '
r1 . 3-20-12tp
U. P. O. KI.KSJ La Grande Lodfje Nn.
433. Lodge meels each Thursday liv
ening Ht 8 o'clock. Home and cluo
privileges cheerfully extended to all
Brother Blks.
XOI.A.V SKIPP. Exalted Ruler
e L. PEARSON', Secretary.
MODKKN WOODMEN Oh' AM K Itlc.'A
La Grande Camp No. 7703 meets on
the first Thursday evening; of eaeh
month. In the K. of 1. Hall. Visiting
neiahburs welcome.
:. u. itiNT.n. v. c
JAKE KOSTilCK, Clerk.
A. F. and A. M. l-a Crunde l,odre No.
41. A. F. and A. M.. holds regular
meetings first end third Fridays at
7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all
Masons.
C. W. BINT.N'Ert. W. M.
K. It. JtlXllO, .Sec.
b. O, KAGl.KS Aerie No. 2.1s. meeta
every Friday night at Eagles. llalL
Visiting momhern welcome.
Z. I.II.l.Y. W. P.
J. K. HI RDHE1jL."SoC "
WOOUMKM OF TUB- WOULD La
Orande Camp No. 10!. Meets every
first and third Mondny nt Eagles
hall. All visiting neighbore" welconte.
Dues payable at the office of the
clerk. liooms 21--2, La Grande Na
tional Bank HI dir. .
JOHN SCOTT. C. C.
It. J. KITCHEN. Clerk.
K.V1GHTS OF l'VTIUAS Hed Cro?s
Lodge No. 27. meets every Monday
evening In Castle Hall (K. of P.
Hall), at 8 p. m. A t'ylhian welcoino
to all visiting Knights.
FRANK A. Tl RNEft, C. C.
C. L. C.HAIIAM. K. It. .
HEMSTITCHING And Plot Edge
buttons covered half bij!, full ball
com and bullet acorn styles. . Mail
orders given prompt attention. AH
work guaranteed, 0rders taken
for pleating. Mrs. V H- Norton,
906 Adams Ave. Phone E1W. First
block wast of post office.
. 8-29-tf
is the leading man. Dick Rosson, Mao
Busch, Sylvia Ashton and Carrie
Clarke Wardc are also preeminently
cast,
paring for the production, reconstruct
ing the theater which will seat 4,300
spectators and in providing costumes.
Obernmmergau nlso is suiily in
need of municipal improvement to
The other number on the same bill K've tHc vmKc a Presentable ap-
vith'"The Love Charm," is the two- peearnnce when the first guests nr
reel Mounted Police storv. "On (ho !" A new church bell alone called
Trail," featuring Irving Cummings.
IML GIR
L-
IS ELECTED
ORDERS TAKEN for steam pleating.
Mrs M. E. Chell 1702 Adams Ave,
phone 138J. l-ll-21t
EXPERT PIANO TUNING Clean
and voke your, piand without cxtr.i
charpeA Work gu; ranteed. Call
Newlin Book Sitre for t.ppoint
ment. Roy E. Pll ips, 3-1-1 w
PUBLIC STENOGHAPHrJR at Leiglt
ton's Welding Machine Works, y
LOCAL COR-SETIBRE for Barcley
Corset. Mrs. J. F, O'Connell, 1104
O avenue. Phone 147-J. r Strictly
j Custom-made Corslta. guaranteed
throughout. Abo Hemstitching and
Picot Edge. Work' Guaranteed.
. '. 3-1-tf
SALEM, Mar. 21. The University
Y. M. C. A., one of the most active or
ganizations on the campus, last night
elected the following officers for the
coming year: Roy Skeen, Powell
liutte, Ore., president; George Oliver,
Pomeroy, Wash., vice-president; Ed
Warren, Nehalem, Ore., secretary; E'
ton Von Eschen, S:ilem, Uensurer.
Much interest is being shovn this
year in the organization, the work
consisting mainly in assisting newjis more intricate and to solve it the
for an outlay of 170.0C0 murks while
repaving the main street has cost al
most as much.
All told, this hamlet which', in peace
times, had- a budget of insignificant
proportions already has staked its
municipal existence on the outcome of
this year's productions.
Oberammergau will be able to fur
nish accommodations for 1,000 visit
ors who prefer tosleep in the village
in order to be on hand for the early
oppning performance. Unterammer
gau, close by is arranging quartern
for 1,000 others, while the well-known
convent of Ettal, half an hour's tra
vel distant, ispreparing to install f)00
emergency cots. Thus the manage
ment of the play .believes that it will
bo amply able to accommodate the
overflow of visitors.
The problem of feeding the guests
students ott the campus amt in con
ducting weekly devotional Fcrvices.
Last Tuesday the Y. M. C. A, in
stalled its new cabinet. Officers ehoa
.on yere: Esther Parounagian. Sa
lem, president; Thelma Mills, forest
Grove, Ore., vice-president; Mildred
Drake, Drain, Ore., secretary; Eva
Ledbetter, .Alicel, Ore,, treasurer.
WOMKN'S ItKNKKIT ASSOCIATION of
the Mnrrabfew, l-a nrnnde Uodge No.
27. W.. U. A. of M. LchIhh meis first
Tluir.-Jtlav at 2 p. m. ntul third Wcil
tiosflny at S p. in., nt K. of P. Hall.
Visitinc Sistt-rs w(;lfome.
MP.S. MARY i AM. Anil ER,
C'tmnntilr.
MARJOIUK KATON.
. IItTirl Xfojyr.
O. K. S. Hnpft Chipt'T Nn. 1.1. O. K. S..
holds irrjt'I rniM:inii-Hnn the neo
ond and fourth Wdn.fd!iyB of each
month. Visiting members cordially
Wtjlumod.
NPIJ.in fi. VTTI.U W. M.
A'N"A s. ;i:ovk.
ORSERVEU jVANT ADS GET RB
SULTS.
FIND IT HERE
. YEOMEN.
Tha Brotherhood of American 'Veo-
men,' Grande Ronde Homesttad No.
! 2RS('i, meets every secotfd and fourth
I Wednesday evenings at Eagles Hall.
Come and investigate tha new policies.
All visiting members welcome,
W. T. PATTEN.
... Foreman.
MARY E. MAYVILLE,
Correspondent.
i:coi n.;i-; wo.mkx to talk
Hy Asconatpd Presn)
SACRAMENTO, Cal.. .Mar. 21.
A resolution culling upon local tnle- j vpfrart
(Miniiu cum jiitmt'tt ill imicuui H K inrii
women 6nhsTibors "to s their
telephones a rensonablo length of
time when talking for social .pur
poses." has been adopted by the
Sacramento Women's council here.
elders have appointed a commisnry
department which will cooperate with
the Ravarian Food Controller and co
operative society of Regenshurg;
Stern rebuke awaits the profiteer
who should attempt to conduct a
lunch stand here in defiance of. cntab
lished regulations or violate fixe.l
price schedules. In fact, illegitimate
dealers and1 speculators of all cate
gories are being emphatically inform
ed that Oberammergau in bound1 tn
prove disappointing to them if they
as an opportunity for a
quick clean-up.
OIL MAN DEAD.
JAMESTOWN, N. Y., Mar. 21.--, fleet for sole
Frank C. Curtis, president of the New
York Oil company, one of the lend
ing oil producing compnnifs of Wyom
ing, died suddenly at his home in this
city Wednesday afternoon.
BIDS FOR SHIPS.
(Bv Ascoclard I'ren)
WASHINGTON, IMar. 21. The
shipping board Wednesday had receiv
ed 2!) bids in response to the adver
tisement offering virtually its entire
rnpnn J
2l W4
THE OrApon Nursery Co., Geo. Ball,
Agt 121W4-h. Ave. l'hone 146-.M.
3-7-.f
Attention, Royal Arch Masons
There .will be work in. the iRoyel
Arch Degree Tuesday inriHiing at
Masonic Hall. All sojoufninf Royal
Arch Masons welcomei - .. '
By order of High PrinM.
L. H. IhVtJ.SSEIX,
1 3-20-2t Secretary,
READ THE WANT ADS!
.Notice of Sale of Oondx Held
for Storage Charges.
Tlio following KOods will be sold
to theVhiRhest Iblilhr on March
30th, at 10 o'clock in the
morning Vnless leileiMiied by the
parties ww hoUl tlip receipt for
same:
Stonuro relpt In tho namn of
I.ora Stiles N. 2'-t contuinlng one
box of houseliyldKOOils for which
there is charges against the same
to date of $111.00 for storage.
SAWYER-HOI.MES
11114-21 MERCANTILE CO,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice ir hereby given that tht
undersigned has been appointed ad
ministrator of the estate of Laura L.
Stults, deceased, ind all persons hav
ing claims agaitwt the estate of said
deceased arc herc' required to pre
sent the wine wit proper vouchers
to said ndilinistnit V' at his home at
1020 Sixth Vrefct, La Grande, Ore.
or at the offlV' of l Wright, his at
torney, nt LaVrancil, Oregon, on or
before six monvis fifcm date hereof.
Duted this 14t davtof i.March, 11)22.
CLARENCTi 1. STULTS,
Administrator of the estate of Iaura
L. Stults, deceased.
Mar 14-21-2S, Apr. 4-11.
NOTICE OF FILING OF
FINAL ACCOUNT.
In. the County Court of tho Slate
of Oregon for Union County. '
in 'the -Matter of the .Estate of Ed
ward Ai"'t!uan, deuenst-d.
Noticeis hcreli given that the un
dersigned' has filer his Final Account
as Administrator jof tho Estuto of
Edward AiBenn, Uleccased, and th.3
County Count of Uriion t'ounty; Ore
gon,, has fixe the Lih day of April,
1922 at 10:0o thi foienoon, al its
Court Room athe Court House in
La Grande, Oregon, as the ime and
place for hearing of any and all ob
jections to the said Final Account and
settlement of said estate.
ELMER I. STODDARD,
Administrator.
R. J. GREEN,
Attorney for Administrator.
Feb. 28, Mar. 7-14-21-28.
Sale nf Land by the Executrix.
Notice is hereby given thnt the un
dersigned executrix of tha estate of
I. L. Stringham, deceased, under and
by virtue of the lust will and testa
ment of the said decedent authorizing
sale of real property by his executrix
will sell at private sale to the highest
bidder for cash, from and after the
22nd day of March, 1022, at the Intr
homa of I L, Stringham, three nnl
one-Half miles east of I-a Grande, Un-
ion county, Oregon, tho following de
scribei real ptoperty, to-wit:
The West inlf of the Northeast
hwest quarter, and the
er of Northeast qua
st quarter of Sec. 3:1,
Range ,'18, E. W. M.,
teres: nnd
inning at a point 30
Northwest comer of
1-4 of Section 34, Twl.
8, E. W, M.. the bound
s thence west 34 rods,
80 rods, thence east 31
north 80 rods to place
quartenof Nod
boutncat quuf
tor of Vorthwl
Twp. 2 South!
containing 30 j
A traV t bq
rods wi
NE 1-4 j
2 S., Rniige 1
ary Una
thence
rods, th
I;
st of
f SW
t
me
of lieginning, containing 17 acros,
more or less, all in Union County,
Oregon, last named tract subject to
$900.00 mortgage debt.
First publication of Notice, Febru
ary 21, 1922.
CALISTA E. STRINGHAM,
Executrix,
R .F. I). No. 2, La Grande, Oregon.
Keb. 21-28, Mar. 7-14-21.
JIANGS OF i .IE DUFF?
A Woman's Insinct
FY 1LN
OLIVIA, THAT PEST
B1LL5TUPE WAMT5 Tc"
"TALK TOVOO ON
THE PHONE, here!
oh hello, Billy, how are
vou? awfully glad to
HEAR YOUR VOICE AGAIN -I'VE
KEEN THINIOWG OF YOO
ALL DAY-HONEST I HAVE -
1 THOUGHT OLIVIA CUT
OUT THAT FELLOW, BIUL5TUPE
HE'S NOGOOD-I TOLD HER
WHAT I THOUGHT OF HIM ONCE
I THINK HE'5 ABOUT HALF OFF.'
rFnl -v . u . -4B vrx IB
! m. L'.l f LI5TEW TOTHAT H JLK "Sur-Oft M LJ.V
K r s i i i m r i ..c u i tin . , n i- , a ,m i jr., r T
TilAT WAS A POOR-TH IMG
TO TELL H ER - YOU KNOVI j
HOVJ HARD IT IS FOR A
WOMAN TO RESIST SOMETHING
THAT IS LABELED HALF OFF !
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SMART SHIRTS FOR
SPRING
anil colors arc new and so are the
, -V., ,,J II tr
vaiucs-vi uey i'; ot'ircr inan ever, voii own
aft'ord lVniy tlirpp or four oil' these shirts
the priccsVn low the (juality so j,rooil.
$V00 to $6.00
ASP4 BROS.
Vheire Collegian Clothes Are Sold
A CLASSIFIED AD WILL DO IT
'La Camille' Corsets
aro the Ideal foundation for Nl
K. iM'ill I'll I ! '.!':l'i.:!l III'. Ill III! Kin
I. I 'II
your new costume. As style,
fit and comfort are tho essen
tials to proper eorstlng, "Jai
Camille" Corsets will glvo
your flRure tho fashionable
silhouette and the neceusary
support to bring out Ha best
lines. The celebrated.
"VKM'II" HACK .
eliminates boning pressu.ro
along tho splnetind pressitro
of laces In frontL tlitts assii
Ing perfect comfort to the
r : 'ill1.'
Why not knnwVvhat reil
corset satisfaction h be fii-
ted to "La Camlllo.
A Complete, mock mhvnys
On mind.
l'rlccs $2,oo niul l'p
Mrs. Robt. Pattisbrf,
C'orsetlero
Res. 1702 cor. Spring and Oak
Phono 322-W
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well tiuiified to take eare of
your (Veijy banking need We
shall 1(m it a responsibility and
pleasure to perve you.
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- LaDhande.Ore.
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