La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 05, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextJVWilnpod.ny. April 3. PXOfl STEVEN Classified FOR SALE OR TRADE I'OH SALK Kurly Rose Feed potato es. Luo Wright, l'ruitdulo. 4-l-4tp F01 SALK Good mod pianos on ex tremely easy payment plan. At T"nsonul)le prices. Eastern Oregon Music Co. 3-28-tf FOR SALK Ten-room house, tiaths, on two floors, Dutch kitchen, all conveniences. Half cash, balance to suit purchaser. Call nt Observer and see photograph of home. 2-18-tf FOK SALE OU TKADK Kor cows and hoK, two colts. W. J. Robins, KiOlt X avenue. 3-8-lm PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OSTF.OI'ATHIO THYSICIANS DH. .1. I.. INdl.K unci nil. MAItiiAItKT JXfJI.K. DlM-asea t,r wonifti HnU chil dren a niM-clnlty. nffir.' l'hone Mnln inc. I'liom? Muln l'JC. La CJrande National Hunk HulUlihK- I'livsKiAXs axi siiu;i:o.NS UMO. II. VKIlltS. M. 1) li. n.-r.il Kura ery. Office ovr Silverthorn'H. Office phone Main 112; residence phone Main Fi. NATl'RK CUKE DTt. A. N. MAYVIIXE Specialist In ehronle (llseHe. Mi'IIkhIs, Mecliunu 'J'lierupy and Nuturoriulh. Skin and blnott (liHiutKi'.s, nt.Tvous diseases. Chronic HtMiUuche, KrjuMna, ticiiitjca. AppeiidiclllH. ,tinstipiiti(in. llow-l Trouhle: till kind of Chronic Disuas es KucefHKfullv truiited. Phone M&ln 093. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Cool- Idire Bid., opposite Star Theatre. Of fice hours, 10 to 12 a. m., 1:3U to &:!) p. m. Consul I at Ion frt-e. 3-4;lr DR. J. R WOODEU, Chiropractor and Naturopath. Nervous and chronic listtii--s a specialty, Suite 20. fc'oin mer llltlff. OvtT SHverthorn's. Orflce hours, 10 to 12 a. m., 1::I0 to f p. in., 7 to 8 eveninixH. I'hoiie 4H7-W. ATToitxirrs COCHRAN Slid FllKHHARD Geo. T. Cochrnn and Colon K. Kherhard, At torneys. La (Jrande. National Bank Building. CONTHACTOHS L. J. McTjRI.LAN Roistered profoB .'llonal Civil Engineer: surveying and maps. Room 12, l.a Orande National Hank Building, l'hone .Main 91. AltCHITKCTS C R. Mlllpr. Arrhltprt. Room 11. La Grande Nn.tlon.-il Hank Jlulldlnif, La irande. ureaon. FRATERNAL DIRECTORY O. O. M. La Grande No. 850. Loyal Order of Moose. IioWb regular meetings pvtv Thursday nlplit at p. m. at Odd Fellows' Hull. The Wo men's -MoosvliRiirt legion meeia sec ond find fourth ThurdHya of oach month. Moose Lotion of tho World tin'ets second Monday of each month. Visitors always wulcnnm. D. K. SIIAN'KR, Die. M. A. STIIiWKIiU Sec. B. P. O. KLKH La (Jrnnde Lodt;o No. 433. Lodge meets each Thursday ev ening at 8 o'clock. Home and duo prlvtN-pes rheerfully extended to all lirotliur Kiks. . . NOLA RKTFP. Exalted Ruler p. L. PEARSON, Secretary. MODKRN WOOUMHN OP AMKHIOA La Grandu Cntnp No. 7703 meets on tho first Thursday evening of each month. In the K. of P. Hull. Visiting neighbors wtlcomc. K. li. i;IV",0. V. C. t t JAKU ItOSTOCK. Clerk. A. P. and A. M . La Orande Lodge No. 41, A. P. and A. M.. holds rt-Rnlar mfetines firt nnd third Fridays at 7:SU p. m. Cordial welcome to all Masons i O. W. B1NHNKR, W. M. ' E. II. RIN'IO, See. t, O. KA'll.KS Aerie No. 25!. meets every l-'riday night at Eagles Hall. Vlsiung members welcome. Z. l.Il.I.Y. w. P. J. E. llir.DSKI.U See. WoopMlON OK Till! tVOIll.1) La f'.r.,,. No. ir.s. Meets every first and third Monday at t.ngles hall. All visiting neighbors welcome. Dun Diivnble nt the office of the clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Grande Na tional ISank Uldg. JOHN SCOTT, C. C. R. J. KITCHEN. Clerk. KNIOHTS Or l'VTHIAS Red Cross f I? mai.tg f v-rv MondaV .'.,,-,. In Cnalle Hall IK. of P. Hall), at S P- ni. A 1'ylhlan welcome to all v p ting nuik'Fi. FRANK A. Tl lINF.R. C. C. C. L. CRAHAM. K. It. WOMEN'S HE NICK IT ASSOCIATION of the Maccabees, I.a f.j-ande Lodge No. 27, W. H. A. of M. Lodge meets first . Thursday lit 2 p. m. and third -Wednesday nt 8 p. in., nt lv. of V. Hall. VistUnp SIM-rs welcome. MRS. MARY OA1.LAOHER, Conmiiiiider. IIARJORIF, l:TON. Record Keeper. O. K s. Mope Chnpter No. IS, O. b. S.. holiiw st.'itfd communication the sec ond nnd fourth Wednesdays of earn month. Visiting members cordially '"""".NY-l.Urc O. NBU.U W. M. ANSA s. lUtoV!-:. sec. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS 1 1 . CAN VOL) BEAT "THAT? I HELLO-HELLO - HELLO ' (iKyfclljH ' AMI SEEIrJtS ) fc WHV PIDM'T VOU AMSWEP1 VP' , ' I'VE AMSWEREP "THAT t-- If 1 K-.l ,'r'l I J ( THIKKiS OC 1 THE POOR BELL? I STOOD 0P;.y,M PHONETWICENJWANO-TT, UsSlV'7 HEAPING THINGS CXfT HEKE RIMMING MV HEAD SHE SAY5NO&OPY ON VlR UNE I WELL I GOT f VI OR WHAT "J OFF WITH MV ARMS FULL j '--'- 15 CN THE LINE I'LL lfv lA RWG A-V I AMP MO KEY j ' ' A BAWL HER OUT ' 7 J ' J ' faL L H- V, uX. Want Ads FOR SALE On easy terms, 100 acres of land known as the Howard Meadows, south of La Grande. In quire of 1'ml Pohrman. Perry, Ore gon. " 4-3-8ti FOK SALE One prill's bicycle, (rood us new. Call a2-W. 4-3-8tp FOK SALE Dalton NiiwColumn completely equipped Adding Mu chine, $100.00. "M," care .Observer. 1 .'4-4-8tp LOTS FOIt SALE Two lota close in, $2"0 apiece. Telephone 354-M. 4-1-St FOR SALE Lease on house and lots together with house fumishinfrs. Price reasonable. Address Box 410, La Grande. Ore. 4-l-12t FOK SALE Progressive ever-bearing Strawberry plants, $1 per hun dred. Red Raspberry plants, 25c per dozen. Buff Wyandotte eggs, $1.50 per setting. Phone 202-W or call 707 Fourth street. 3-31-Btp FOK 8A.LE OR TRADE Used auto mobiles and horses. What have you to trade? I would like fence posts. Harris F. French, La Grande, Ore gon. 3-30-Gtp FOR SALE Wood. Call 148-R. 3-17-tf FOR DRY 10-in.-wood call .199-J. ' 3-28-tf FOR' SA1JS Apples. Jonathun, York and Ben Davis. First grade, $1.00; second grade, 50c. Without boxes. H. J. i Reher. Fruitdule. Across from County Poor Fajm. 3-27-.lmp FOR SALrC Setting eggs from two- year-old trap-nested r.nglish White Ipvhorn Hens and pedigreed cock erels. $1.25 per setting, $6.00 per hundred and up. Write to Kirs. Geo. H. Chapman, La Grande, Ore gon. 3-22-lmp LOST LOST On Friday, a girl's navy blue braid hat. Finder please phone 38C-W. 4-4-2tu WANTED. WANTED Elderly lady for chamber work at once. Inquire Belmont Rooms. 4-4-rrt WANTEI5 To rent ranch. Can ive good references. Phone 340-J. B, E. Shafer, R. D. No. 2, Box 18, La Grande. 4-4-2tp WANTED Lady with little girl would like housekeeping. Inquire nt Observer. 4-3-3tp WiORK WANTED I repair your auto at your home. All work guaranteed. Reduced rates. Russell Main f)80. .... ... 3-:!0-lm FOR RENT FOR RENT Furnished apartment, also garage. Inquire at 101G Sixth street or Phone Main 730. Mrs. Louis Maguire. 4-1-tf FURNISHED ROOMS Inquire 1007 6th street. 4-l-3tp FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for ligth housekeeping. Inquire at 142. Washington Avenue. 4-3-4tp FOR RENT Two room apartment, furnished.' Adults only. 1307 Penn Ave. . ' , 4-4-3tp FOR RENT-rGarnge. Also bedrooms. 101 Greenwood. 3-Sl-4tp FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Phone 390-J. 1512 Adams avenue. 3-31-tf FOiR RENT 'Furnished bedroom. 1510 Adams Ave. Phone 417-W. 3-25-tf FOR RENT Sleeping room, 1512 Adams avenue. Phone 390.-.I. 3-18-tf MISCELLANEOUS KIRK & ESTEB Collections, Insur ance and Real Estate. Palmer Roesch Uldg., La Grande, Ore. 4-4-tf IF YOU WANT Cans or ashes or any kind of hauling done call E. G. Lovely, phone 227-W. 3-24-lmp PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Blaok Real Estate Office, New Foley Buiding. Phone 210-W. 3-20-12tp V (TV I .WAV McAVOV PLEASES AS LOCKE HEROINE Almost as appealing and whimsi cal a heroine as Harrie furnished her jn GriKcl of "Sentimental Tommy,"' is the role of Carlotta, from Locke's im , mortal ".Morula of Marcus," in which Miy MoAvoy is to be seen tonight :only in "Morals." at the Arcade The 'atre. . ' i i. As a young Engish girl who lived from infancy until she was grown in a Turkish harem, and wns then sud Ulonly transplanted into the .atmos ; pherc of sophisticated London drawing ' rooms, Miss McAvoy gives an imper-1 sonation of rare charm and approcial ' tion of comedy values. I A two-reel scream railed "SHip I wrecked Amond lAnimnls" is also on the program. IUTOOM'II VALENTINO DELIGHT ED WITH "THE SHEIK." That his role of the Sahnran chief tain in "Tho Shiek," a picturization by George Melford for Purumount of the now famous novel of the same name which is the literary sensation of the cuiTent season, is the best of his screen career, is the opinion of Ro dolph Valentino 'who, with Agnes Ayres, Pin-amount star, is the feaiur- ied player in the production. It will hi shown at the Arcade Theatre starting Thursilny for three days. "I know of no more colorful role than that of the Sheik in this tremen dous picture production," he said dur ing the filming of the photoplay in Paramount's California studio. "The scene sure as wontlerful as they are stupendous and romantic." Miss Ayres was enchanted with her role tho hnuchtv Enrrlish eirl tamed I by a masterful son of the desert, and by love. And now those who have seen ihc picture say those quoted arc right for "The Sheik" is a remurknblo pro duction. AT SHERRY'S LAST DAY OF "UFJAU REVEL." When father and son find that they are in love with the same girl there is bound to be a dramatic situ.ion of remarkable power and in Tnimas H. luce's picturization of Louis Joseph I Vance's novel, "Menu Revel,' shown at the Sherry Theatre last ni;rbt, it forms one of the biggest semes ever jthrown Oil sreen. The fo her is well played by that popular scretn lactor, Lewis Stone. His son is Lloyd Hughes ,the new Thomas H. Ince find, who did such ;:"nd work in several recent pictures. Florence Vidor gives a capable presentation of Nellie Steele, the dancer. The tccncs in the dancing club are som-5 of the most elaborate BllbWnr in uh!s theatre for some time and the sn.ne lavish note jrevaiis in the luxurious npm tmert in iterlors Ifnd the beautiful Long Island estates. The supporting compmy is ibove the average. Also showing a comedy. Hiehest price paid for clean, large sized cotton rags. HEMSTITCHING And Plot Edge buttons covered half ball, full ball acorn and bullet (corn styles. Mail orders given prompt attention. AH work guaranteed. Orders taken for pleating. Mrs. L. H. Norton, 900 Adams Ave. Phone 421W. First block west of post office, 8-29-tf FEE C. ESTEI1. With F. S. Ivanhoe, Palmer-Roesch Bltlg La Grande, Oregon ' 3-30-tf ORDERS TAKEN for steam pleating. Mrs M. E. Chclf, 1702 Adams Ave., phone 138J. 1-11-2'lt EXPERT PIANO TUNING Clean and voice your piano without extra charge. Work guaranteed. Call Newlin Book Store for tppoint mer.t. Roy E. Phillips, 3-1-lm LOCAL C ORS ETI ERE for Barcley Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. 8-1-tf YEOMEN. The Brotherhood of American Yeo men, Grande Rondo Homestead No. 2886, meets every second and fourth Wednesday evenings nt Eagles Hall. Come and investigate the new policies. All visiting members welcome. W. T. PATTEN, Foreman. MARY E. MAYVILLE, Correspondent. It Always Happens While You Are ARBOR DAY TO BE OBSERVED Arbor Day will be observed In the La Grande schools this year. Although the . doilnlta programs have not yet been prepared, the county school superintendent an nounces that -the. aohools ull over the -county will -at least remember the day with oxerclsits. AVhethor the day will be devoted merely to the exercises or to the planting of trees, shrubs, eto., 'to beautify the school prouuds has not been de cided. The state superintendent has pre pared a suggestive program which has botta mulled to nil schools -and probably this will bo followed .on Arbor Day, which falls on April 14. (By Associated Press) BIRMINGHAM, AfirC'5. An In formational clearing . house on a large scale to render the whole range of human Information In creasingly accessible, und useful Is keenly needed. Chnvlos L, lleese an Lndustrlal chemist of Wllmlugtou, Del.ftold the Amerlcrfn chemical so ciety here today at its yirlng meet ing. "The effleloncy of our se nf the products of Jiunmn thought and Its records Is nstoundlngly low,"' he de clared. "Why should , WW, not han dle the packing, storage,1 shipping and distribution of knowledge as ef ficiently as we mnnnge'ronimerelal production? What They Say Musical Circles jIpl1ied Is Proved In Half Million Homes Brunswick has achieved perfect rendition of even such difficult tones as those of the piano, the harp and the human voice, in its upper register. We have the Brunswick records for April come in and hear them. Eastern Oregon Music Company 'La Camille' Corsets ara the Ideal foundation for your new costume. As style, fit and comfort are the essen tials to proper corstlng, "La Camilla" Corsets . will give your figure the fashionable silhouette and the necessary support to bring out lis best lines. The celebrated. "VK.NTIIiO" HACK eliminates boning pressure along the spine and pressure of laces In front, thus assur ing perfect comfort to the wearer. Why not know what real corset satisfaction i la be fit ted to "La Camilla." A Complete ntock Always On Hand, l'rlcea ? a.BO and ,Up. Mrs. Robt. Pattison, Corset.lere Res. 1702 cor. Bprlng and Oak Phone 322-W Shaving I "It Is greatly to be desired that iilllniHtely an lMtMiiallonal service jof this character be established with branches In most of the .Important1 'countries, that a cataclysm such ns han befallen Russia and might have ' befallen all Europe had the World war lasted much longer, may not result In the loss to the world of a .... nt Wfknltlt ilf 111. IUI PMt. U ... .... ... ... formation. 'The great war revo;ileil to Amer ica some nf the weaknesses of Its position. What Oermn'iiy hud In 1H14, because of. her appreciation of systematized knowledge, we wore compelled to create with feverish haste. I "Wo need not flutter ourHelvi'i ithut America Is e.vceptlonully ud jvanced In 11b consideration of In iformatlnnal needs. The chances are that in Gorinuuy, Japan, and prob jably other countries plans have al j ready b'ei formulated for the f ifectlve command of world Informa tional resources in the Interest of national deMelopniant and prosper ity. "The time is believed ripe boldly to extend the pluna of the Research nfoiunatlon Kervleo of tho Nation al Research Council. An .organising ronimitteo has agreed upon the fol lowing principles: ' Tho desirability of 'developing a general clearing house for scien tific una teehnlloglcnl Information. Tho conduct of u freo Information serA'Ico to promote research, .liBoful applications of its results and the disseminating or knowledge 'neces sary for hiiuian welfare and pro gress, with a charge for extra sor vlco'. The eucoiiragomejiit of a mis cellaneous irequest service Initially limited to scientific nnd technologi cal knowledge. .The,-. development of a I'omplcttt coordinated nmchlnory for gathering, classifying, Vicntlng and disseminating the Information Utilization by the service of corr4 sponditnce. Informational publica tions anil publicity, to meet the needs nf organizations nnd Individ In High FY A.iMAN uals and to educnle the publtc. to appreciate the values of an Inform ational clearing house,". , DEAD AT III Vy Associated Press) LIVERPOOL, Apr. li. Trumpeter James Richardson, n survivor of the famous Ilalaclavn cavalry charge Immortalized by Tennyson, died here nged 01. . Two years ngo, seven ennlster Last Night The Tractor Educational School will hold its last session tonight; . Roesch Motor Co. Main 761 Corner Adams and Fir . . EVERYBODY WELCOME SPECIAL- ii i : i ' !, We have on hand a few Electric. Washing Mach-, ! ines of standard make which we will sell at re-. duced prices. These are new machines in perfect working con dition which have become shopworn. Soldi on easy payments with a liberal discount for cash. ' i' ! Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company The Reason for our Substantial Growth is OURbUBSTANTlAJLbERVICE y i o u ei i c o riOv f a & e o a . o o o Do wo, 'however, ftive this important ques tion "year-round" thought. Or, is it .1 question that yearly is thought of only at the time we have to pay? More than ever thrift and eennomy must be praetiet'd. Taxes are an obliga- V tion that must lie met. Concerted' action ' systematic saying serious reflection ', for the future, will tend In ultimately re : duce. 0 Be ready for obligations that must be met. Open an account with us, -checking or savings. United States 'LADRANDE.ORE. Welders of 1- 1 TBK BEST EQWrPID IN EAST OREGON Cylinder Retrlndlns Crankshift Rcfrladlng Piitoni, Piston Rings, Pistol PIm "r4 '. Cari and Traetora of All Makes Overhauled 'j , X acalae Work or All Kind -v;.t.4i. .10 Wa KT acfdpped and mnned by eiparta -for the abov. work $ Jffl LEIGHTON'S WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS R. W. Lcighton, Proa. , shots were rivnioved from his shoul der, whore they hail been lodged for C4 years without causing him discomfort. Dyspepsin Soon Disappear When You TANLAC 25,000,000 Bottles Sold The High Cost of Taxes Taxos are hiffh, mid no doubt, will con tiiiuo to bo lii.uli f'of povoral years more. National Bank All Metals 1 dS& !