La Grande evening observer., June 27, 1922, Image 7

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PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
IH(. .1. !.. 1NCI '; jin.t UK. MAHCAiIi
, ET INOLE ().-t.v)..ath i. Taking
. p '.t-gr:iduiiu wuik in Los Angele:'.
V. ill ict-jin AukIi.--'. oinci:
Summer lilt!;:.
rilVSICIAXS AM) SI Ill.lXINS
moo. It. vkiihs. m. i. : irui surir-
fry. Offl.-., ov.-r iHlVtjrlhui n'a. Office
phone Main 112.
in mill
: Mniv.
plioiirt r. rj-AV.
.ATi iti: ci it!-:
UK. A. N. SIAVVIUJ.-Specialist 111
chronic. dl.it.o-s. Met hotU, M,- hano
Therapy and Naturopath. Skin and
bloud diseases, nervous diseases
Chronic IL-Hdaeh. ;:'..-ina, Bclatica,
AppemllrlliH, ( 'oust ipnt inn. Howel
Trouble; all kinds or Chronic rHm-ia-es
su.--ccBrfull.v Irenl.-d. l'hone Main
' 693. Room 1, 2, !!, second floor Cool
: . Idge Hide., opposite Htar Theatre. Of
fice hours. 111 lo 12 ti. til., 1:3U to 6:00
p. m. ('onsullatlnn free. 3-4-tf
Dlt. J. K. WOOD13U, Chiropractor and
Naturopath, NcrvouH nml chronic
t.ifit!HHia' a Hpi'rlulty, Suite 20, K"in-u.i-t
Bids. Uvtr iSilvcrtluirn"!!. Of tin
hotiTH, 10 to li a. tn., 1:3W to ii p. iu 7
to A eVbiiiriK"-' I'lH.nu 47-'.
ATTOItNMVS
KICK Kr
tWCHUAN and l;i:i-;i.U.U)-Oeo, T.
iCo-'hrHn and Culuii It. Khwrhard, At
' It'trnuyi. La OranJo NaLtotial Bank
liuilidiittc - -
D, J. McLKLIjAN !tiBltred profes
Mtotml i'lvlt KuKitHHT;- mirveyliiK am'
tmpH. Itooni 1, I.k -('rruixle NaUoniJ
Hmk Huildinw. I'tulno Main til.
AUOIIITKCTS
C B. Miller. Architect. Room 11, La
CJ ramie Nntloiml hank Uulldlntj, La
Irande, Oregon.
Alt TIOXKKKrt
At ' "I'loNKKII I. It. Newl.-H.tl. Am--1
iotif.-r. S;it isfjicllnn nuuriHH '
J-'.irm HMh'H a .vpn i.iUy. l'iiun.-
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PIANO TLNKUS
L.VI'KUT l'IATl NINJ 'l.-nii
Xijicn 'Vniir iiiinio wit In hi I cxin
ch;itn.'Vork KuaiiU.-t:il. .Ww
Hn Ti.mk Sii.ru Itir iiiipoinliiH iit. Uoy
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FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
' Yi':on:.
The lirotlierliiK'ii ,t Ainirlrrui Yeo
mi'tl. liritnilfc KoiHlo llolll.slfHd No.
"KHtl. imtflt.ii ,-v,-l'V first and third
ThlirsdiiN' ".'Vriiin at F.a'-l.-s Mul
Uonm mid IiiTi'Uk ilu th lii-vv pollck'S.
All visiting mi'inti'Ts w,-h(iiio.
, W. T. i'A ITI'INi
Foreman. 1
MAUY U. MAI VIl.l.K.
;' ' Currt'Kpolulellt.
L. O. O. M. l.a tlrande lxlpe No. 8r,0.
Ixiyal drili-r of .Mouse, holds rt'KUlar
meetlnK PVfrv 'niur..day nlirhl at 8
p. in. at Odd Fellow.' Hall. The Wo
mrna Mooaelx-nrt L.-slon mwll scc-
, ,...i.ih n-ioiriinvs of each
month. Moose LeKlon of the World
meet, second Monday or eacu mouiu.
VisHoia always welcome.
J. J. JiAKl.AN. lilctntor.
W. K M.IMIIIIAMMKK. Sec.
B P O KI.KS l.a Criinde Lndire No.
-4S3. Lodge meets each Thursday ev
enlnK at 8 o'clnrlt. Horn." and clun
prlvll.'Kes cheerfully extended to all
Br"lherNoIXj SKU'-F. Exalted Ruler
F. L. l'KAUSON. Secr.lary.
iiuit-:nJ wooiMiiiN of amrhk'a
I.a Grand.- Camp No. 7703 mceti on
the first Thursday ev.T.inff
each
tnonth. tn the K. of 1 . i'"!!'
Visiting
nelKhbora w.'I'jumc
E. U. ltlN'JO. V. C,
jake luisriH'K, rierk.
A F. and A. SI. I.a llrande Iidce No.
41 A. P. and A. M.. holds rvKUla'
ffioetlnga tirst and third Fridays at
7-30 p. fa- Cordial welcome to all
Mason.,, R w w. M.
4-i E. It. RINHO, M'-c. i .
. O. KAGUOS Aerie No. ar.9, nu
every l-nl'iy tilBht at Faglei Hall.
t I i t. in nniir.l.L.
llirtpSULL, Beo.
WOODMI'N ' iF THK nun ui'
woounii... . . verv
.i.., .,.! third Monday at I'.anlea
hall. All vlsitlns ',"'";" L"',r"",nh'!e
Duea pnvable at the office of the
rierk. rinoms ei-22. La Grande Na
tional ""K0.0TT. c. c. w
It J. KITfHHS. Clerk.
wM.iu'ra in.' l'YTIIIAS Hel. LTOM
"Ud. .2 iV;r.. every Monday
ftV.V ''It s n. in" A l'ythlan welcome
C. L. IIFIAIIAII,
k. a.
IATIOS of
Ic.l.VclnirideLod.reN.
91 w 11. A. of M- Lo.ls
niei'ts flral
Th'or.day at ' p
nesday at S P- m.
. ll.lrd Whil
st K. of F. Hall.
V''K'5,.&MARtu;AOHBI.
CiiirnHnaer.
VAIUORIB KATON
Itecord KpP'
, r.li We,ln.-sd.y '"
.J - -iiiinir nitDibera cordially
month. Ylauinn
welcomed
M5I.UK n. NE1T.U W.
iS V S. IIIJn'KJW..
liOINWOFlVKDirFFy
. Tf HiOt) ANOTHER. B ' .1 I;
I I CUE'S POWG HER I I BATWIWG I ifJ' -ll
'CATHING ATTHE L GiRu. dfX'f.N I
for sai.i: on thaiik
FUR SALE Cheap, twin reed cnr-
tiage- iiootl on either end. rnone
II47-M. d-io-jr.
FOR SALE liarn. 1712 Walnut.
-u--M
i nrii.t. iiuv, iicui vnn in .huj
L'uU a A 1 L' 11 ........ in l...,l
Park; three stacks at $10 per ton:
Kli Ailter, phune i'
FOR SALE Free sewing machine.
A-l condition. 11107 7th 't.
, 0-20-3ti
.'OR SA1-K No. 1 Alfalfa hay, thor
oughly cured Phone Farmer 4x-
li-21-r2t'
HOOMlNi; HOUSE For
quite at Imperial Hotel.
sale. In-li-20-(itp
FOR SALE Reasonable. Ford chas
sis just overhauled. New tires.
Suitable for bug or delivery car. At
Melville's Hardware. 1428 Adams.
0-14-tf
FOR SAI.K Tliree 1-4 and two
:i 1-2 wagons. Excellent condition.
Also several sets heavy team hur
. ncss. Cull J. L. Munhnll at Palmer
' .Mill Ilarn. ' (i-lU-tf
WANTED .
WANTED Wood,, choppers, $2.00
per cord. Call at 14UU N Ave. or
phone 4:!4-A. U-2(i-2ti
WANTKli 'Pi.-l(KVrThree nr four
,.ji.,, ,,ni-,,,-;i,...t r,.mu ..r A nri
five room modern house JAddreas
r iiox 'Toiir -
0-21-tt
LOST
lpOST fiif and rim' between Wal
; lowitj and Elftfn. Finder please re
tum of notify Observer office-
-2ti-2tp
LOST IHirse containing currency
and silver. Liberal reward, return
to Observer office. fi-2b'-3tp
FOIl HUNT
FOR RENT Room vith or without
board. 14114 Atlnms Ave. 0-17-tf
FOR RENT One furnished room at
14.i4 Adams avenue. OH-tf,
FOR 'RiENT Furnished rooms for;
liirht housekeeDinir. 1512 lAlams
avenue. Phone M0-J. fi-2:t-tf
MiscKi.LAxrors
. l
COMBINATION BRICK Ice Cream
foinished to order. Palace Con
fectionery. C-2"4-tf
FOR QUICK Messenuer SERVICE
call 'Main 505. ' 0-12-tf
JOSEPH-LA ORANDE Auto Stage
leaves Joseph and 7:30 a. m.; leaves
La Grande at 2:00 p. m. . 5-10-tJ
liii .M STITCHING, Buttons Covered.
Mrs. L. H. Norton, 01)11 Adams Ave.
PUBLIC SThlNOGRAPHER at Leigh-
ton's Welding & Machine Works.
4-15-tf
IfiPAI. CORSETIERE for Barclev
corset. Mrs j. . u connen. no
0 avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly
Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed
throughout. Also Hemstitching and
Picot Edee. Work Guaranteed.
8-1-tf
LEHMAN SPRINGS OPEN TO
THE PUBLIC.
Music this summer by McElroy'
Orchestra. A few empty cabins left,
mufce reservations early. Big boxing
anil-wrestling match the 4tlt o July
Phone or write to Lehman SRi'lne's
fot 'reservation' y-
, ,., v-,...t- jl.buffinctvjn;,
fl-12-2Ht . Manager, i
-'. -'j'-. -
Valuable People.
The value of .a single uiiin or w'omnn
of open nilnil, Indepeinlent ' Jiidgmt'iit,
slid moral vi:urage. who requires to
he convinced and refuses to he cajoled.
Is only concerned to be right nnd not
afrnlii tn he singular, deferring tn
reason but not to rank, tiAie to thelr
own self, and therefore not false to
liny msn the value of such a man or
woman, I nr. ' priceless; a nation
of such would leaven and regenerate
the world. Professor James Ward.
"Rain-in-tht-Faee."
It Is nld that "Kaln-ln-the-Fac"
rerrlved his nitnir as the result of a
personal encounter when shout ten
years of sse. with Cheyenne boy,
htuo he worsted; he received sev
eral blows In the face, causing It to
he ciiHltcrrd with blood and streaks
where the pslnt had beeu wushed
away. .
YVORK OK TIIK VARSITY IM.AY
hl(S IN TIK NOR I HWEST.
The Varsity Players after two years
in the Northwest have established
i place for themselves
which is filled
other travelling diamatic or-
ionization. The
i-rouii is orpunired
co-operative
hody assuming all
, . , i.
? ' f,uuu;'l'un .""'i ,
played" be a lead or merely a minor
one. This insured a unity and per
ftetion in the pioHuction of the play
which is not possible under the pres
ent system of sending a star West
from Broadway .surrounded bv a east
of infetii.r merit.
The aVrsity Players will appear
at the Arcade Theatre Wednesday
nicht. The show starts at 8:15 p. m.
Admission will be, Ixiwer Floor 75c,
Balcony 50c.
MARY MII.KS MIINTF'CS NEW
I'KTDRE IS REAL DRAMA.
Innocently-flOundino; though its title
is, and despite the fact that Mary
Miles Minter has almost always been
associated with roles of the "sweet
sixteen" type, her latest Healart pic
ture for Famous Players-l.asky ilis
tiibution, "The Heart 'Specialist,"
possesses ,n dramatic punch seldom
equalled upon the screen. It will lie
presented at the Arcade Theatre n
day onlv.
Maty Morrison, a prominent nuiirn-
zine writer wrot the storv and
M' - innK urson (lirecteti. Allen porrest
is Rat niif man. tnc remninmi; mem
i''iti" "f the suppurtiiisr cast being
Noah Bieiv, Carmen Phillips, Jack
Matheis and James Neill.
Round three of "The Leather Push
ers," those intensely interesting shorW,
stt.ries from Colliers Weekly, will al
o be shown today only.
AT SHERRY'S TODAY'.
Dorothy Dalton achieves a remark
ably successful return to' the West in
The Crimson Challengt, her latest
Paramount photoplay.
A Western picture in every sense
of the word, it is packed with thrills,
opportunities, since it calls for her
to poitray the courageous, fearless
tvne of woman who leatls the settler
ot an oppressed valley against a man v h ,re(, ,, Ht.viy prlHon
who prevs upon the people rustles1 ,,...
their cattle and perpetrates all kinds s wore committed to the t.ulifoi-
f outrages. An' at the conclusion
she beats him in a two-gun battle, '
.rids the valley of its oppressors and
incttlentailv avenges tne muraer oi
her father at the -villain's hands. !
Jack-.yiower, wno esiaonsnea quite
lonowing wun nis wora in vrcn u.
dii.YVillo's "Saturday Night," is lead-
jtig man. .Frank Campenu, one of
the scieen's most popular delineators
of "bad riian" roles, is one of the three
"heavies," the other two being Clar
ence Burton and George Fields.
' l'uul Powell- has acquitted himself
creditably us a director and his work
shows marked progression.
Aso "Lovesick at Sea, "a comedy.
LOCAL GIRLS POPI L'AW IN "15
. MINUTES FROM BROADWAY.'
With a chorus of local girls, Forty-
'Five Minutes from Broadway went
over with a bang at The Gaidtns The
atre last night: The popular piece
of this favoiite Cohan masterpiec
made an anpeal to the audience and
with local girls in the chorus supple
menting the Kelly troupe there was
more than usual interest on the part
of the audience.
The girls takine part included the
Maguire sisters, Ediis and Avis, Myr
tle Mason and Maurine Eaihart
HEAD THE WANT ADS!
YOUR BATH ; ROOM
' , , . will be beyond criticism if you install
"SAN-O-LA WARE"
Mirrors, Glass Shelves, Towel Rods, Tumblers, Tumblor
Holders, Soap Trays, Tooth Brush Holders, Paper
Holders, Etc., at
OREGON HARDWARE AND IMPLErviENT CO.
If it
Tii in"
Tom Goes to Watch the Swimmers
.' ' . !
r : . r y
(AHAT S y.z:: - I THAT'S I
THAT voo'ie Es-Y TH(5 CATe-sr 1
HMMMIWC, -::rV POPULAR 41R
popular in
AlMO iP YfU INSIST
THAT You GT -Son s
11 SI
SENT TO PRISON
(lty Associated T'ress)
FRANCISCO. June 27..
SAN
nla stale penitentiary at an yuen-
,i i,, 1021 Oliver c l.akure. chiid-
lnin ond rfitor of- idiicatlon tit
tu 1.', r.cetttlv
Of th etotol not one Was a coIIcbo
Rrndate and only 103 had com
ln,rf - i, .,1, K,.i,nol course. .Mr.
i,az,lre 8ui(i.
' iii)i)0rv wnH the crimo for which
1(;9 of (h(( 1R,n were ,.oninilttod,"
he added. "Of this number 31 had
no education In any iitiiguaMo.oiive
claimed to he hlRh school; gnid
uatos, one hail finished a year at
r allnca and two had secured ' two
OVER THOUSAND
of thel'ttiiiyed.
years at culirge. Tiiiriy-eicni
prisoners verm laooters, ten were
clerks, six were miners, elaht were
truck driven, olRht were chiinffeurs
and n possible two or three per
cent wend high grado mechanics."
XEW DYKE ItEIXli WILT
" (By Assoeiatea Tress)
PEKING. June 27. With funds
granted' hy1 the American A.lvlsory
Eamltlo Relief committee the au
thorities aro building n now dylio
at a hend In tho Yellow river whore
It changed Its course lo the north
about 70 years n'gn. The dyke, will
protect '.300 villages. About 15.
000 famine refuges, nro employed
In the work.
II II Mil I irilBlfllB
is for the Bath Room We
p-ii-iir-iirirsi'
TOl.VJERe
MOB EATHIaJ5
.Mil EcAt'M f
AK1 BATHING GIRLft
DOWN THEPE?
a
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CN TieiMd
.) v
AVIATOHS KILLED
irtv Assoctntert Pressi
CETTYSHrRO. Va., June. 27.
Capt. GeoiKe D. Hainllton of W'nsh
inuttin and SerKt. 0. II. Martin of
lluiralo. N. . Y.. wore killed here
Monday afternoon, when tho army
alrnlano which they were, clreltnit
3110(1 feet above Oeil.vsotll'lt bnttlo-
field vent Into , a tall spin anl
icriiHlietl lo earth. ,
ItAII.JtOADS i"irl'V
(Ry Associated Presa)
CHICAGO, June 27.. Four rail
roads were, found ' guilty of viola
tions of the. 'transportation act and
tho orders of the-II nlVM States rall-
road labor board In Blx decisions
covering the eohtrucllngof work to
outside firms, an Issuo over which
tho railway shopmen, of tlia couu
tr yarn nejv taking a strlka ballot.
i-'ritm.L';YAitFAHi.: ;,i
. JOHANNKSIIUHO. Tribal win.
rare litis been resumud 111 Hoclnianu
l.t.A Vlanv vlllntrea hnvn hoen lln-
y' 1
Coaled Tongue, Biliouincii, Sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, Bloating, Git,
Comlipalion, or oilier rciull ol Indiges
tion, no remedy ii more highly recom
mended than
FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLET?
They come no griping or ooutea.
Clennie the bowc'i, iwceten the 1(001
ech nnd benefit the liver. Never" dis
appoint. Mn. Elitsbeih 8liuton, 137 80. Main St.,
So. Nolwalk, Coiid: "I tin hunaii'y Mj folay
Crfitaanic Tkblci are wui.dc.lul."
Have It.
nu..
BY ALLMAN
Vou DOWM
NE5, A
LOT OF "TNPM-
VOU'IU FIMO 'EM
tvERf PLACE.
6OT IN THE
WAT IB
Tl.V v
nis
s
Pongee Shirts $5.00 and $0.00
Oxfords Shoes 6.00 to $9.50
niiikt' von a' iailor-iiiiiiil.' suit. 'I'lit'v fit Hit
hot
lu'sr.
us
The Toggery
Ami rows Bros. v' v
Knox Straw1 Hats $3.75 to $7.00
lift us flfiiii and jinvss your cltitlios.
i'
Th Utual Conclutton,
"Well, my deiir,M salt. Hit fOni pyrw
Vnt lo his wife, i huwii't learned
whether our boy will achieve NhcVfMa
In the Murine eorpK, or imt. lUic one
ihltiK I "in Hiiro of. If he miiken tf.jori,
It will tie beaiUKtf he hud such exoel
home ti'Hlnlntf, mid If 1) goes
wrony, it wilt be the fitult of the nerr-
f 1
lee. 'Hie I.eiithenii'k.
Here She Is
BUI'TIYI
Ilr 2for 1 '
1 ifiii "
; 11 i :
j jj .
; HI Sidclo's Havana and ;J J
' Connecticut tobaccos jj i
are running exception- l-j
!il ally fragrant and uni- 'J.J '
W form. Its workmanship jl-Jl I
ffXt has never been finer Jfih
tliannow. M J
a'--.. - - -
"Wllh cyllndors REC,noUND AND FITTED WITH McQuay.
Norrla Plkton Rings, Pistons and Pins, yohr motor Is practically as
! good ns'new," says tho cylinder fiigrliider.
! Motorists lira just beginning to realise how much added life,
II and nilleugn, can bo given their cars by having cylinders rogrountl,
j'l iihd now rings, pistons anil pins Installed. When those three vital
units are renewed iu a reground cylinder block, tho result is prao-
llcully a new motor.
, In every section of the country are shops which specialize (n
regrlndlng equipped with special tools and machinery for this
work.
Your repairman can toil you whether new piston rings alone
are all your motor needs to bring back lis lost power, or whether
the cylinders of your" motor noed regi'lndlng unci complete new
' ring, piston nnd pin equipment.
J There Is a MeCjuiiy-Norrts Ring mado from Electric Iron
for overy purpose) nnd prlco; specially designed nnd mauufac
' lured for replacement purpose each type designed for the par-
tlciilar motor It. fits. All Wndnrtl sizes ond over-sizes. An ex
' tract from McQuny-Norrls, Saliirday Evening I'ost,
You can got quick servlco from ns. ,
! LEIGHTON'S WELDING & MACHINE WORKS
- L.a Grande, Oregon
Long Distance
Service
. ' "Station-to Station" ratea do not apply
when a particular person is designated. "Even
ing and Night" rates apply only on "Station-to-;
Station" calls. '"Station-to-Station, Evening
; and Night" rates apply only to calls over the
I "Bell System." . . .. . .1
AEItOPLAXES l'K;ilT IXSKCTS
PA III 4. French tioroplanes are to
bo used to spray poison upon In
sects- destroying vinos and trees, 11s
was recently done In Ohio.
NOTICE TO CKKlMTORS.
Notice isr hrrehy given thut the un
tltTsiK'ed V. h, Meyer has been ap
pointed Administrator with Will An
nexed of the estate of John Knmi-is !
l.jrtie, (U'ceast'd, by the County Court .
of the State of Oregon, for Union
County, and that he Iiiih duly qualified ;
tm Much; and that all persons having ,
claims against the said deeedent or i
his estate should present them duty
verified, with the proper vouchers, to
the undevHiiroed at the l.a (Inunle
National Hank,' within six months
from the date of the first publica
tion of this notice.
Date of First Publication, June '20,
F. L. MKYEJHvS,
Administrator with Will Annexed.
Im Grande, Oregon.
I)y Juno 20-27, July 4-H-18.
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