La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 18, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTli'.rhiv. ?,f;iv IS, lf)-2 TO ORTfTTlVT: EYTINTNfl CRSTTRYTTR Classified PROFESSIONAL f" DIRECTORY OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS UK. .1. I,. INGLE and lli. MAKGAR , ET INGLE, Osteopaths, diseases of women and children a speeialty. Of fice phone, Main 101!; residence 7hone, Main 11. Office Summer Building, , PHYSICIANS AND SI' Hi EON'S 'i:u. II. VKHIts. 11. D. lionerul Surg ry. Office over Sllverthonrs. Omen nenone main 11.. J. J. IfcAKBY, M. D Physician and borpreon. . Over Putnam' Drug More, uniee phone oia-J. NATURE CTRB DR. A. N. MATVILT.R Ppprtnllst In cnronic aiSfiiseH. .M.-uuma. .Mdiano- Thornpy urn! Xnturopht h. Skin and , niooci discuses, nervous (lineages, Chronic Ilffltfuche, IiH'niR, bolntica. ftPjmnnicuiH, v.:onsu mil ion. ljowI ,. Trouble; all kln-n or f'hronic Dl"is en niK-eeHfully (ruitU-il. .'hone Main 6i3. Koom 1, 2, 3. second floor Cool- lrlffe Hlclff., opposite Klnr Theatre. Of fice hours. II) to 12 a. m., 1:30 lo 5:09 p. m. Consultation free. 3-4-tf DR J. E. WOODEUt'hiropractor and Naturopath, NVrvou 1 and, chronic dUeaxt's a specialty. Suite 20. Som mr Ulrtif. Ovr bilverthorn'a. Office " bourn, 10 to 12 a. in., 1 :.lt) to 5 p. m., 7 to 8 evening. rixuiw .t!t7-W. ATTonxinra KIKK nnd KNTJOH rijiratiyKoejcjiJ COOH (AN and RltKltHAHD Geo. T. Co:hran and Colon U. Kherhard, At torneys. La. Grande National Bank Building. COXTltACTOKS t), J. MrLEMjAN nnfflriterptf profea Hlonal Civil Eninur: mirveyh.if and Biaps. itnom 12, i.a ornnie National Hank Iiuildlntr. 1'hono Main HI. AUCIUTKCTS C. B. Miller. Architect. Room 11, La Grande National Bank Building, La tranae, .repon. FRATERNAL DIRECTORY Tno Jtrotlirriioixi ,n Amorlinn YeO mcn, Or:MHlt liulutt! .11 llllll-.l I'ilft .NO, !xii, iiH't-ts 4-vt ry tu'foiHl "nil lourlh weflnesdjiy I'vcrunn-s HI KiikI.'M Hnll Come mid Invi-suu'itU- lh nt'U' pullt-H's. All vi.siuiiH pi.-niiit-r. v, Ironic. ft. T. IWITKN, l-'ortrnnn. MAltV K. .M A V V 1 1. 1.10, CorrcMpuiuUMit. U O. U. M. La Orange I.imIku No. 850, Loyal Orilr of moohi', hoUls retrular meellnirs overv 'I'ftlPr.-.lff- nlirlifnl 8' p. m. nt Odd l'Yllott'.s' Hull. Tho "Vo men's Mooseheart Lfftlon niut! sue unci nt fourth ThiirHday.s 'of eaoh month. JlocK.1 Lotflon of th World meet! ner'Tid Momlay of each month. Visitors always welcome. J. J. HAI'.l.AN. Illrtntor. W. KI.INGHAMMKK. See. B. P. O. KI.KH I.a Crnnde LodKo No. 433. Lodpe meets each Thur.di'.y ev enlns at 8 o'clock. Home and cluo privileges cheerfully extended to all Brother rciks. NOI.A.V PKIFP. Exalted Ruler F. I.. PKAHSOV, Secretary. MODERN WOflDMEM OP AMERICA I.a tirande Camp No. 7703 meets on the first Thursday evening of each month, In the K. of 1". Hall. Visiting neighbors welcome. E. It. IUN'OO. V. C, JAKIi HOSTOCK, Clerk. A. F. and A. M. I.a (Irnmle Lodffe No. 41, A. F. nnd A. M.. holds regular meetings first end third Fridays at 7:80 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Uaaons. C. W. RINnNFR, W. M. K. It. ltlNCO, Sec. I. O. BAOI.ES Aerlo No. 2."i9, meets every Friday nlulit fit Kaglea ilall. Visiting members welcome. Z. LILLY. W. P. ' J. E. U1RDSELL. 8ec. WOODMEN OF THE VlHtl.I La Crane's Camt No. IB!). Meets every first and, third Mondny at Eagles hall. All visiting neighbors welcome. Dues payable at the office of the clerk. Rooms 11-22. La Grande Na tional Bank llldg. JOHN SCOTT, C. C. R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk. - KNK1HTU OF l'VTH IAS Red Cross Lodge No. 27. meets every Monday evening in Castle Hnll IK. of P. Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knights. FRANK A. TURNER. C. C. C. L. GRAHAM. K. It. S. WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION of tho Maccabees. La Grande Lodge No. 27, W. H. A. of M. Lodue meets first Thursday at 2 p. m. and third Wed nesday at 8 p. rn.. at lv. of P. Hall. Visiting Sisters welcome. MRS. MARY GALLAGHER, ' Commander. MARJORIE EATON,. Record Keeper. n v. H ll.mrt I'hnnter No. 13. O. E. S. holds slated cominunlentlon the sec ond snd r- 'irin w e.lne.J'inys oi cn month. Visiting nrtmbers cordially welcomed. NELLIE O. NEILL. W. M. ANNA S. lillOVE. Sao. SALE '11II.S WEEK (I.M.V. fiemiine Crescent Wrenches. Mel- vi1., H.ir:!wMic. 1428 Adams avenue Pav cash ati.l pr.v lev. 5-lo-tf DOINGS OF TiIE DUFF? ' i ooh't believe i i can give anv Dictation todav - i I'M SO HOARSE I CAN HARDLY TALK! 7 AND SEE A DOCTOR IF I I WERE VOO ! Want Ads FOR SALE OR TRAD! J-'OR SALE Seven I Phone 1G8-J. housc.l B-17-Otj FOR SALE SimmonB lirass bed. A-l i .vuuiuuii, u evenings jiu.j o t.;ing shown ut Sherry a. Hie poem roi- 6-17-!ltp H)H SALh; Second hani water powr er washer and wringer. Phone 472-R. 5-17-2t 1'UU SAI.K :tM acres of timber and pasture land 7 miles south of La lirant.e, good sprintr, cabin, fenced; also six-room house, two lots 120 bv mi n.n I,,,.,,, ..hs..k... i,...,.. Will sell chen n.l' on o.l i..',,J if sold in ai) duvs. Innuiro IKW Cedar St:, II. E. Canfield. t.io At n KOlt SALE Melotte Cream Separ ator. liOO lbs. capacity. Leonard J. Smith, Fruitdale. B-12-tf l'OK SALE l'ive-room furnished house, two lots, plunted to garden, barn, chicken house. Price $1800. $200 will handle it. Monthly Pay ments to suit buyer. Phone 404-R. 5-l'5-4tn KOH SALE 1 lodge car nearly new, nt a bargain. City Garage, Elgin, Oregon. 5-12-lit FOR RALE Small stock millinery and fixtures. Splendid location for dressmaking or hemstitching. Write MA' B.", cure Observer. 5-12-tit FOR SAUC Good, clean, dry land grown Potatoes. "Phone 41:l-J." "v . -S-U-tf VUR SALE Good big team. Will sell -cheap. Call Oregon Grocery. 4-27-tf WANTED. WANTED Position on ranch for one year. Reason have to make row! pn ranch for that period until oi age, to come into inheritance. Un less yon wish a ranch hand for that period do not waste your time mak ing applicntion. Inquire at Ob server. 6-17-tf WANTED To trade team of work horses for automobile. Phono! 1M4-M. Call 1707 Jefferson. 6-17-2t WANTED--A woman to do general housework. Phone :137-W. 5-17-3tp WANTED Tractor Floyd McKennon. plowing. Se-j 5-15-Gt FOR RENT FOR 'RiENT Furnished -room. M01) Monroe Ave. V17-2tp MODERN furnished house rent free. J. E. Reynolds. Phone 42'J-M- 6-IS-tf FOR RENT Two blocks from town. Modern sleeping room. Call 145-W. U-J-ll t FOR IRENT Two pnrHy furnished 1 1 housekeeping rooms. Phone 4It:i-J.)3 5-8-tfi! RESTAURANT FOR RENT at En terprise. Good proposition for the right parties. Inquire of Jim Liv ermore at Enterprise or Security Land & Savings Co. - 5-8-tf FOR RENT '1 wo large sleeping:. rooms, steam hent, one with sleep- J ing porch. Call :!1!)-U. -, - 5-8-tf i 'OR RENT Steam-heated furnished apartments. ICOii Washington. r : - . W - , ' . 4-?j-tf LOST LOST A fancy pigeon, pure white j . with curly feathers, 1204 First St.jJ Reward for information or return j, of same. Notify Harry Hoffman, jj 3-17-atp HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered., Mrs. L. II. Norton, 9(Hi Adams Ave.1' PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER at Leigh-1, ton's Welding & Machine Works. ! 4-10-tfji WE ARE PROUD of our record of ; J having furnished the people of I-al Grande with pure artificial ice for . the past twenty years. We arc stiil I nt your service. Sanitary Icp Co. MISCELLANEOUS J i . u .. n i, i - - i GOOD PASTURE Cull ,'illl-M. i-ifi-rt.pi i OOC. I'M SO HOARSE I CAN HAROLV SPEAK I'D LIKE TO HAVE Voo GIVE ME SOMETHIMG VOL) CERTAINLY ARE - I'D GO FOR IT' ST? HOME. By Edgur A. Client. ' Eiljsnr A. Guest's well-known poem, ''Hum.. ' vnflcwtu lh, wnirit ni' the pluy, "The Call from Home," now be- lows: It taken a heap o' livin' in u house t' nuike it home, A heap o' sun and shudder, tut' you sometimes have t' toiim -Afore you really 'preciate the thintrs 'er lef behind, An' hunter fer 'em somehow, witn em alius on er minil. U ilon't moke any diflenence how rich -er K1 l' now niucn yer ennirs un i.ioica cost IIUW glcil yvi IUAuiJi It ain't home t' yer, though it be the miliiep of ii kino-. Until somehow yer sou is so.t o' wrapped round everything. Home ain't a place that gold can buy or get up in a minute, Afoie H's home there's got' t' be a heap o' livin' in it; Within th' walls, there's got t' be some babies borrl, an' then Right there you've Rot t' bring 'em up t women good, an men; An' grudjcrly us time goes on, yer find yer wouldn't part With anything they ever used they've grown into yer heart; The old high chairs, the playthings, too, the little shoes they wore Yer hoard; an' if yer oouid ye'd try t' keep th' thumb maiks on th' , -door. ' , , . - ....... Yo'vo got t' weep t' make it home, ye've rot t' sit nn' sigh - - . An' watch beside a loved one's bed, an' know that Death is nigh; An' in the stillness o' the night t' see Death's angel come, An' close the eyes o' her that smiled an' leave her sweet voice dumb. Fer these are scenes that grip the heart, an' when yer tears are or led, Yer find the home is dearer than H was an sanctified: An' tuggin' alius at 'er arc the pleas ant memories W. D. Grandy, proprietor. Two Phones 297-J and 2A7-M. 6-lu-tf EXPERT PIANO TUNING Clean nnd voice your piano without extra charge. Work guaranteed. Call Newlin 1 Hook Store for appoint ment. Roy E. Phillips. 4-15-tf AUCTIONEER I. R. Newland, Auc- . linnoe. Snfisfnction mi ii rn n l.od . Farm 'sales a specialty. Phone 285-J. 5-U-12m LOCAL CORSETIERE for Barcley Corset! Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Ficot Edge, Work Guaranteed. 8-1-tf ft? Ha? ff? ffffj? fllr1 r? Snodgrass and t Zimmerman EMneral Service Par lor,' . Licenced' Embal tner, Ambulance Ser vice. Day Phone Main 62, Night Phone, Main 743. 1505 Fourth St. La Grande, Oregon. A Serious Condition ON I CAN'T HEAR VOL) BUT I KNOW WHYT YOUR TROUBLE HOVJ. LONG WILL IT TAKE TO GET PIO OF IT .DOC. r r n IS - - - I Of her that wuh nnd is no more yejto lm uncivil nt the Sherry Tlieotrt' j can't escupe from these. Tht-y were used to irivew U . .tijrratt ' I LI I I It fTU... - I Ye'vp Rot t' sing an' dunce fer years ye ve mt t romp an' play, An' lenrn f love th' thitigs ' have 1y usm 'em each day; Even the roses 'roui.d the porch must blossom year by, year Afore they 'eomc a part o' you, suif- irestin' some one dear Who used t' tove 'em long bro, and tiained 'em jes' t' run The way they do, so's they would Ret the early mominR sun; Ye've Rt t' love each bi ick and stone fiom cellar up t' donut, It tilkes a heap o' livin' in a house t' make it home. (From the hart's, "A Heap o' l.lvin'." Copyi'ifht, li'lli. Printed by per mission of Mr. (lueses puulisheis, The Keilly & Lee Company.) ALL STAR CAST IN "CAMEHON OF THE HOYAL MOCM'EI), j ......ij n"iin n.oin ui mi- nciwil UlUI stage were tnrolled in the filming of "Cameron of the RoVnl Monntwl" nn- j lr the al.le direction of Henry Me - 2ue, the entire story which comes to1 tthe Arcade Theatre Saturday and ,"-"" """" " -" .".".. .Sunday being photographed in the I have brought to notice a motion pie foothills and mountains of the Canada 1" l,".t "U'.U' nl'";h''a V'1 ut Rockies, thus emphatically telling the1 ' truth in pictures. Gordon Griffith, the boy Tarzun of "Tarzan of the Apes," plays a small but important role and the effective work of Joe Singleton. Marion Mac - Donald and otheers of the cast, has succeeded in producing a most vivid western drama which rings with truth and ren sm. BIG CAST IN "SALVATION NELL' Whitman Bennetts latest special prmuction for release by Associated Salvation Nell, one of the most popular plays ever presented before the Ani(iicHn theatre-:uing Pu'blic, will be the attraction at the Arcade Theatre Friday, and Saturduy. The story is intensely human, deal ing with the trials and tribulations and steadfast love of Nell Sanders ?.8''.! J"" X?r.k's. Eas' Sik' f"r! big Jim I'latt. Neil loses ne sweat - snop pou, but geus anotner in tne lunchroom of Hash House Sal. When the free lunch saloons turn out the penniless Jim he goe.i to Nell for a hand-out and as a result she is again v'ithout employment. Later she is dismissed as the scrubwoman of saloon wnen Jim Deals up tne saloon - keepers brother, for which he is sentiwIltB1:fnli nml is catapulted out of the to jnil. Nell becomes a Salvation: flaii craft and into the water us the Army worker and when Jim gets out!cano(. iH shattered on the rocks below, of prison, her devotion arouses his A if this wer0 not enough, th'ore conscience, manhood and love. ' is another uig thrill when In-one Rich, !aH Alix, the wife, leaps from a mov- AT SHERRY'S SUNDAY I in(r express trnin nt the risk of life , Hundreds of ex-service men were employe:! nt Universal City, Cal., dar ing the production of "Foolish Wives," the costly phojodnimn of Monte Carlp WELL CHOSEN ELECTRICAL -EQUIPMENT MAKES THE HOME Let Us Estimate Your Next Job. i" H. & S. ELECTRIC . .Electrical Contractors 10r Depot Siroct. ' Phone 39n-W m mmmmmmjmm mrnrnm 1 1 SPECIAL-- We have on hand a few Electric Washing Mach ines of standard inake which we will sell at re duced prices. These are new machines in perfect working con dition which have become shopworn. Sold on easy payments with a liberal discount for cash. .,. ju-AAd-jiA Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company " 1 1 1 TAKE A TEASPOON FUL THREE TIMES fit DAY AN 0 ONE vcj should BE All k:oht agaim in . Three or four RETIRING Days z. r . n 1 1 aVTJf : Jt ir- FSATIME'. n;:! ure reson, wnicn uisu whs u leave a area of the Allied Armies durinR the winter following the urmistiee. - The Amerieun ex-service men in- , dude men and officers of all rnnlks from every branch of the army, navy,,, and marine corps. A large pmrnnt- ' aRe of these ex-fighters actually had', visited Monte Carlo, either on leave J or us hoapitul patients. They were , utile to help the picture considerably in te constructing the life nnd activ-', ities of the Kivcriu shortly after tho ' wur. I AT SHERRY'S TODAY AND TO MORROW "CALL OF HOME." This is the day of thrills on the screen. Produces s are working over-,1 time trying to outdo one another in ' the development of big scenes to pleuse the public. Novelty is the cry, nf thu hone. "flivA 'nm theillu noil still more thrills!" is the slogan from ! coa.8t ,t0 coos,t So ,f".r s downright thrills are con-j "umv '"?r - A ..... ... rt,.,.,.!..!.,'. n.,ai "Home, unu directed uy L. J. uusnier, has been at work at the Hollywood studios of R-C Pictures for the last i ye,ur or mo"-'' L ,,"mV taS rank ,nl '? '' , E' 'ichievcments of the year in filmdom , And P-'"y . 'J? " ln regard J i.r:..., ... ; ubounds.- - a Consider, for instance, the fact that the production embraces at least three iMwtmei theill m.u lhl- viuo fe . above th(! uvt.ruge. One depicts a I fUmd nnd is d(me in mOHt r(.ai8tic fushion. The pictures were filmed in tm. VIllk.y ot tn0 Colorado River when that stream was swollen frorrxj storms und had ovemun its banks; and spread death and destruction fort miles about. Imagine, for exiimple.l the tin Uls one gets when the big dam I goes to pieces . before the rush of. billions of tons of water and Ramsev : Wallace is pitches headlong off th ; trUctuie and into the foaming mael strom. Down stream he is curried umiil the jugged rocks that jut up out ; of the water. Ilig stuff, this, every-; foot of it. I Then, too, thtre is another big thrill when the same Rumsey Wallace, pad 1 ,n:nD, ;n ...., ,. ,.,. h;h and limb. Also showing Junglo." .' , "Miracles of the RKAO THE WANT ADSI 1. 1 FY UJaN THREE OR FOUR DAY3! You know what an i awful handicap it 1 WOULD Bt TO A MAXWD MAM AT HOME MOT TOBt ABLE TO TALK ; ft F0R.SOLON4 ; - I I iiosr iien want Mtle That Will Last Wo use nothing but the finest quality fabrics. E. & W. Shirts and Collars. . jA Knox Hats Straws and Felts. Let TJs Clean and Press Your Clothes. ' The Toggery Knox Hats , The Reason for our ! i is our bUBSTANTLU, bERVICE .--.. -....y ' S j a a a v- i to q 'o - VS. ,jT J J t? U O O w O -y. .TliiO fricndsliijis, tlv.x luipp.v faces.tho liHlci incidents of si-lniol liJIV tlicse incinorios w ill irrow iiicivasinnlv lendci' ns 1 lie years roll '. And future success, with ills at tendant 'iaipiness,(lcpeiids as in -shoo! nn rifrjit asnciation. A liank account, starlcd. early in life is a solid' foundation upon which 1o dievelo) into permanent structures llie dream casMcK of -voulli. We welconio liasis tier a cordial extendino' tlii'ounh Friday May 19th Bank Will United States r La Grande, Ore. OBSERVER ADVERTISINGS will bring results WHY MOTORS NEED NEW PISTONS I i, Piston wear occurs In every motor. And, with the wearing of plsinnfl. tlio piston pins nnd rings also wear. No wear in motor; or cur, ninkea J J Itself so thoroughly evident us does the wear in these important parts. 1 1 1 This Is why replacement of pistons, piston pins nnd rings has become J so universal Avhy so many good shops, und so many good mechanics, I i now nuike u specialty of regriuding cylinders and tho replacement of pis tons, piston pins and rings. i,i Desidte the best lubrication possible, ench of your pistons, ns It l.trnvcls up nnd down, wears against the cylinder wolls. Have you ever j J thought how fast, and how fur. theso pistons travel In going back und I l forth, buck nnd forth, up nnd down, millions of times through the cyl- hitlers? One "mathematical sharp'' figures that in 10,01)0 miles of II aiilnmnblln trnvel a slngln piston In tho average slx-cyllndor motor I I mnkes over 50,001), 000 strokes up and down tho cylinder walls. There j Tore it Is easy to understand why pistons, piston plus und piston rings I I wear even with tho best of lubrication. !! R. W. LEIGHTON : llllllllllllUHKUilHIIIIllIlf !! IIV" The New Telephone Directory.... will not be issued as soon as expected, due to certain construction work which1 must be com pleted by the time of issuance of the Directory. This permits of a short time longer for changes to be made. Howetver, report any changes which you wish to appar in the new Directory as soon as possible to male sure getting th. proper listing. Andrews Bros. E. 5c W. Shirts and Collars Substantial Growth As The School Year Closes your account asJ tli;; lianknij' 1'rieiulship the fiiliiirc venrs. Is Election Day. This Be ClbsedL National Bank in ' 'ali12 Home Independent Telephone Co. A. ..- t It- . V. I'M-.-: v-:. l , ': :: . VWf- to O .