La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 03, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text1022 LA OTfANPE KVF,'1TJ 'olWFJjVKlV PACE SKVTW Classified PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OSTKOI'.Vl'HIl' PHYSICIANS J. I.. IN'CI.K ml ))-. MARGAili rf IN'CI.K O.-teonalhs. Taking Duit-KKiiiuuti wi.ik in I,ua Angeles. i!l return Aul;ust l. office Sitmmer l'ltl. I'HYSK ls AMI Kl lit.KOXS OKO. H VKiiks, . r. c-neral Surg- -K- r.fr'',' ov'.'r Silvmliurn'a. Otflco phone AIMn 112. J. J. .llAKIIi, . Snrk'.iiii. iiv.-r Oll'ico phone : - I'liy.-ii-lun nml him Drug Mori'. AATl HIO CI UK CKi A MVVII.Mv-Speclalln In chronic dUnac. .l,:t,,iai Meohano TnerJipy ml Nnturopath. Skin and blood d mm, n, rvmis dl.ea.e.. , Chronic lli-nduclie, iVwi, Sciatica. Appendicitis, ('..iislipatlun, liowel Troublo; nil kln.l.i ..r Chronic Dise-is-es successfully truiitnl. Phone Main B93. Room 1, 2, :s, second floor Cool Idire llldK., opposite Slur Thoalro. Of fice hours, in to 12 a. in., 1:30 to 6:00 p.m. Coiiaullatinn free. 3-4-lf DR. J. E. WOOUKM. Chiropractor and Naturopath. N. rvous and chronic UlMiap.. a ep.-iin 1 1 y. Sullo 20. Sum mer 11(1 fT. (iv.r tMlvriiiorn's. Office hours. 10 to l: a. in.. 1 :SU It 5 p. m. 7 to 8 evvnincs. I'linn. 4H7-W. ATTOKXKVS Kittli and l-:n:ti l'nlmr-Hoescl i.uiiuini;, i.a i.niiiiit1, urction. lOCllftAN and KHKr.HARD LJeo. T. .it-ocnran ana caimi It. I'.:rhard. Al ii torm-y.. La Uiande National Bank 1 Bulldlnif. I. COXTUACTOKS l. J. Mcl.Ml.l.W HiBlatered profea .'jlonal Civil I'.nln.tcr: surveying- and maps. Knuti 12, l.a Grande National ltank Kuiltlinir. l'hono Main 91. AIUIIIITUCTS C B. Miller. Architect, froom H, Grsndo National Hank building, Irande, OruKun. AV TIOXKKItS Al't 'Tit .'Ki :i i I. It. Xcwjatid. Auc tioneer. S.ii !sl a' I ton K u-'iranl t-t-d r'lirm .-ales a spe.iulty. l'lione 2hi-.I. .i-ll-12in piano tl.t:hs liXI'KUT I'lANil Yl.NIV; Clean aim voice . yoiic pirii.n without extra cliariic. ''iik n iixrantecil. Call New lin l;."ik Sluic lor appointment. Itoy I-:. .I'hilliP-. l-l.'i-lf FRATERNAL DIRECTORY y.:oiii:x. rne Hrotrierhomi m Amor Icon Yeo men, ciriiwiu KumJu Homit-'aii No. 2kbi;, in.fvt- I'wrv fh'csi -nml - tUh-A Tlmrsiliiv i:v-tiimr lit Knl-s llui; Cnino itnil liivf."ii,,-ito the ?nvv policing. All visaing m -mi), is wHeonitf, W. X. r.vn'K.N, Kurt'nian. MA11Y 11. MAVV1LI.E, Correspondent. U O. O. M. La (iritmle l.oda Mo. 8T.0, Loyal fird'T of Monxe. holds regular nieotintri pv.tv Thursdnv nicht at 8 p. m. at OtM r-llowV Hall. The Wo men's JIoosWu art L.'irin meeJa sec ond im fourth Thurstiys of each month. Mo.tdw Li-cinn of the "World meets Recnd Momlfiy of each month. Vlaltois always wlcome. J. J. iiAlii-.W, Dirt n tor. W. K lYl,IN.MAMMi:it, Sec. B. P. O. KI-KS i-a (Jrnnde bodge No. 433. Lottie hkm-ib each Thursday ev ening at 8 oVkM:k. Home and cluo prtvllesos chetrfully extended to all brothorElk. sKn,p FMHfi u(er F. Li. l'HAIi.SOV, Secretary. MODEItN WIHIDSIKN OP AMKUICA i.a Grande Cnniu No. 77H3 meet, on tho first Thursday ovi'nlnB of each month, in the K. of P. Hall. Vfoltlne nelglibora weicome. E. It. KI.VOO, V. C, JAKI0 IIOKTOCK. Clerk. A. F. ard A. M. I.a Grando Lodge No. 41. A. F. and A. M.. holda reula' meetlnBS first anil third Fridays at 7-30 p. Bl. Cordial welcome to all M"a:,"- C. W. mVGNRrf. W. M. E. It. ItlXGO, See. I. O. EAGI.KS Aerie No. sr.9. meet, every Friday nlitht at Eagle. Hall. Vlalt'lng mcnilier welcome j'.' K. itiu'lJSEI.U 8ec WOODMEN OF THE WOIU-D La (iranCB Camp No. U!. Meet. eTery flrat and third .Monday at Eak'lea hall. All visitine T lclih'Ta welcome. Dues pavnhle at the office pf the cl-rk. It. "iiiis tl-22, La Grando Na Uonal Bank Hldir. JOHN .SCOTT. C. C. ft. .1. KITCHEN. Clerk. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Hed Croa. Lodce No. 27. tneeta every Monday ?, inn.C.,i""A I'.l'lli'lan'wefc'om1;- ' u Ii''t'cuneu. C. C. O. I.. GRAHAM. K. H. & WOMEN'S HESEFIT ASSOCIATION of t ie Maccahcs. La Grande Loce No. ' 57 W II A. of M. LodifO meets firjt Thursday a, 2 p. m. and third Wed neclav at i P. m.. at K. of P. Hall. Vialtihs Sl'. rs welcome. J1I1S. MAI1V GALLAC.HER. Commander. lIARJOr.IE EATON, Itecord Keeper. v K Hone Chapter No. IS, O. E. 8., -,oi,i. a 'f d comnv.inlcatlon the sec- one nd f'-irth We.lnesdays of each month V.s.tln members cordially welcomed ..ou t. w. M. M.i.i.ir. . Ti DOINGS OF TilK DUFFS ! heTe co:ias that mr&loftie- . . n i. ri- dun I'M . .1 faO!k.';i TO HAND HEt? OHM! ' I'M ikI A PFACEFUL , r1 . ' MEM 1 Want Ads I'OK NAI.E Oil TttAIIK K"H SAI.K H20 .ncrt'd, tl.liOO.OO, Si'ven milca from Summprville. Nearly all tillable when cleared. Sirty acrea seeded to grattSf fini Sixty acres seeded to Kiasa. fine siniill box houses, three poodi springs, wood and post timber' enough to pay for place; good mur- ket for same. Owner non-resident. Address Box 4'17, Summerville 7-l-2tp f FOR SA1JC At. a bargain, 3 room i house, ,') lots and small barn and woodshed. Grocery. Inquire ut Sanitury;i 7-l-:il FOR SAI-E One five-quart register ed Faanen milk gout and four months old doe kid. Price $75 for both. Phone 2B0-U. 7-l-2t FOR SALE Spring chickens deliv ered, 50 cents. Phone 400JW. FOR SALK Alfalfa hay in field J. D. Dobbin, Phone Formers 20x. -30-8tp FOR SAI-E No. 1 Alfulfa hay, thor oughly cured. Phone Farmer 4x. -21-12t FRIERS All vou want nt 50c tnch East end of X avenue. Phone 337-J. -:io-:tt FOR SAI.r At a bargain, 2 room house, 2 lots and small barn and woodshed. Inquire at Sanitary Oroecry. 6-2a-;(t FOR SALE Reasonable. Ford ehas sis just overhauled. New tires. Suitable for bug or delivery car. At Melville's Hardware. 1428 Adams. 6-14-tf WANTED HOUSE WANTED Four or five room furnished house wanted by August 1st. Call Muin 788. 7-1-tf WANTED TO RENT Three or four modem unfurnished rooms or 4 or five room modern house. Address Box 70. 6-21-tf LOST. LOST Boy horse with roached mane, newly shod. Branded H. U. on left shoulder. $15 00 reward. 'Main 598 fi-27-Gtp LOST From the K. O. Demaris pus ture below Euba Pine, fourteen head of horses and mules. Nine head horses and mares and five head of two-year-old mules brand ed T f on left shoulder. One horse branded 52, with bar under, on left shoulder. Six head branred H E on right shoulder. One mule brand ed quarter circle over M on right side bone and X I) on left shoul der. If found notify Ira Arbogast Walla Wal'.a, Washington. Tele phone GOfll. $1.00 reward offered for each head. 8-30 -til l'OK KENT FOR) RENT Two fine furnished rooms for light housekeeping downstairs. 'No children. 1017 Fourth street, corner Fourth, Spring and Fifth Streets. 7-1-t.f FOR RENT Four room modern fur nished house. Phone SilO-M. MIHCKI-iLiA.VEOUS FOR QUICK Messenger call iMeirt 595. SERVICE 6-12-tf JOSEPH-LA GRANDE Auto Stage leaves Joseph and 7:30 a- m.; leaves La Grande at 2:00 p. m. 5-10-tf HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered Mrs. L. H. Norton, dllii Almns Ave. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER at Leigh- ton's Welding & Machine Works. 4-15-tf ORIENTAL NOODLE HOL'SR Chop Suey and Noodles. 2012 Fourth street. Everything neat and clean. Best of cooking. fi-:J0-tf LOCAL- CORSETIERE for Barclej 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 LEHMAN SPRINGS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. Music this summer by McElroy Orchestra. A few empty cabins left, make reservations early. Big boxing and wrestling match the 4th of July Phone or WTite to Lehman Springs for rose rvat ions. T. B. BUFFfNGTON, fi-12-2ft Manager. 1 JJ -SIl ii An Tri r k w. . c" SCdCn .-d NOTICE. Owing to the unusually la"ge con sumption of water over pre 'io ; years it will be necessary to reslri.-t and regulate the irrigation o.' lawns and gardens with city water. Sprinkling of lawns and gardens will be permitted only on alternate days, as follows: bven hoore num bers on Mondays, We Inesdav and Kritlnys. Odd numV.r''. on Tuetlays, Thursdays and Saturdays. SuiinlM ing will not be permt.t.'.l on Sundays. The above scheule will continuo u:v til further notice. o - "0 - lt O. A KRATZ, Oit" Manager. THEATRES AT SHI-KKY'S LAST DAY WORLD'S CHAMPION'.' THE With Wallace Reid in a most not able role, Lois Wilson as his leading woman and a splendid cast including Lionel Belmore, Henry Miller, Jr., Helen Dunbar, S. J. Santlfoid and Guy Oliver, "The World's Champion," the new paramount picture which was shown at the Sherry theatre yester day, is living up to its name. The hero is the battling son of meek, nobility-worshipping Hritish commoner. There ure time fistic en counteis the first when the son payi informal court to a ludv and (faugh ter of the nobility and is attacked for his forwardness by her escort, Lord Brockington. and thrashed: the second, a ring bout whertin the hero wins the middleweight championship wnue in America, and the third battle with Lord Brockington in which the now trained fighter returns .htm i dose of his own medicine. Mr. Reid is in his usual good form as a love-maker and the picture is not lacking in romance. The charac ters, all English humorous types, pro vide a wealth of rare humor and are well portrayed. Also showing a comedy. NOTED ATHLETE STAR IN . MOTION PICTURES. Wiiham rox has launched a new screen star in "Bucking the Line, a pietunzation of the popular story "The iRal Man," by Francis Lymie, which will be .hown at the Arcade Theatre tonipht only. l.Mauik'e V h nnt who won world wide fame as a football star for Yale, is declared to be one of the most at tractive figures on the screen. It was enly after roving and adventuring and spending some time in the offices of his father, a well-known New York financier, that Maurice came to the conclusion that the motion picture would furnish an uleal career for him. Standing well over six feet, athletic. handsome, and possessed of a fund of varied experience, he found himself well enuipDeH for his new employ ment, and his rise to tstaidom on the screen was rml. In "Jiucking the Line," Maurice Fb'nn is supported by Molly Malon the noted screen beauty, in the fem inine lead. Four acts of vaudeville will also be presented- REAL SOCTH P.EA LIFE AS PRELUDE TO RIP ROAR ING WESTERN PICTURE Who said the South - Sea islands were compounded of enu::l parts oi tropical moonlight, white sands, hand some men and wieeline women? "Man to Man,", the Universal-Jewel special coming Friday to the Star) ineatre, is saia io present inc ueucn at Tiva-Tiva, an isle of romance, :isl the location of a slimy dive that saw, Steve Packard's downfall and the be ginning of his regeneration. Steve Packard is the derelict of the story and is impersonated by Harry Carey. That is a thing one instinc tively likes about Universal-Jewels starring Carey; their heroes seldom have all the attributes of Lochinvars and Russian princes. They sometimes are just us human an the ordinary fellow next door, with tho same per centage of faults and virtues. from which the picture was made, andl his story has in it certain fine points of characterization and dramatic punch which make the screen version worth watching for. Stuart Paton directed it and the production was made with the Prin cipal supporting parts enacted by Lil lian Rich, Harold Goodwin, Alfred Al len, Charle LeMoyne, Willis Rohards and May Giraci. COMEDY AT THE GARDENS. "The Runaway Match" was pre sented by the Kelly Comediant at The Gardens last night and will be repeated this evening. There are' many amusing situations in the com edy, the plot centering around a wid-l ow with a beautiful daughter and an. eccentiic old man with a handsome! son. Corey D. Cook entertains between! the acts with his saxophone. The : same performance will be presented thi" evening. Helen Gets Revenge BV ThE IXTcvi " S?T 7 THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT "TRUF by Condo THe5e Ae vi.vr attkacti v s J Nt3e2? C4MS IN To eAN.K5 sons or IHAnas on display -t-fi'A V ' -I- I'LL TCF - i TAFTEMIS U. S. ATTITUDE LONDON", July 3. William How ard la;;. cMef justice of the United States supreme cuurt. told a I vitish audience that America was not likely to pay much attention to Kuropea" politics unless the price of wheat was affected. The former, president wa addie.s?ing the English, peaking un ion, wnicn gave a iuncnen m nis nun Captain Frederick E. Guest, sec - letnry of state for air, pVf idcl "To the man in Cincinnati,. Chicago. St- Louis or in the West," said Mr.' Tnft, "Europe seems very far awav. What is happening on this side ot I the ocean does not interest him veri much unless the pricjf wheat other commodities is AffePtrd-" The former weaident ()i:k'iisse(r ar bitration as a moans of settling dis:- piIlt'H HIIU junLii uiun- i.-.iwn, nun tj- . arbitration between the United States France and England had failtd to, pass the American senate. "We all f..l( K a, leH hiimorolm V. "th.ltt " . ' .TI these treaties were going down tli4 , coritdors of time as a grnt huniR'.t' - STORE All Day t-t: , ii t i.iii i'I WpfPi,vf!tl''l' "LET'S CELEBRATE" G. 1 GROCER Quality and Service CALL MAIN 43 WAV, I JUST SAW YOOR S $ VOO DIDr OH VE3 I Wuk IT OHCE so I CAVE IT V-t TO HEKl! i-t " T S ' VSfiV MLCH. 4RTlCCe? IN ThG laj(rOU ARC. A CHCaprJ ClWVS Op SOOT'S THAM YCU WOUt-p (WIAT TO CONSIOeK. STP (aiAY rtNO t'L- SHOW YoO 3ot((S- - at'bievemcnt. Rut the senate thought otheiwise. lly the time our lawmak pis irot through with them, 1, as fa ther of the treaties, did not recog nize them. But you must not intei j.vet our government's action. They did not dissent from arbitration; they simply did not want to bum themselv es to'sumething which they were not willing to carry out in letter and spirit. I For McConnon's Red Liniment and other products see or write Chas. A. Briggs, P. O. Box 47, La Grande, Oiegcn. 0-28-2p I'OL LTRY M EN. ATTENTION ! i Regular poultry meeting Saturday. 1 July P- m' Everyone re-(1-29-21 " B La Grande ! ' ' ,., . ,.,,!, , ',. tv,.,i. p ' ' " ' " Phon 2ii3-W CLOSED July 4th rlOLM IT'3 VERV B2COMIMS ON HER I THIMK & is -fit I : WIATTRF.SS. SHOP, and i ! ' ! WEAVING WORKS S ! . M..II-..J.An If nil lrln.o nlannnil ! - .ii.nom,i-n mi no.Mn i. ...... v.. , , J 'tid rebuilt. Feather Renovntlng. i I IllUfS llllll nun I i BY ALLMAN A MX - I What You Most Require j in Clothes is Wear .TniPirTxIiKlcSnitsaoO tonV7rt.no ' ' I'oiil Rummer Wear I'oiijjoc Shirts, M. & V. Collars, Oxfords, Shoos. Classy P.alliing Suits fl.(H) to $7.00 The Toggery Andrews Bros. KXOX IT ATS re Get your ice from the M. A. Stillwell Meat Co. It will be delivered when you want it. PHONE MAIN 700 Don't Miss This TO-DAY MODEL" C VALET ' ;, I J Ailo&Fop Safety Razor Sharpens its own blades I RAZOR-3 BLADES-STROP ONE DOLLAR . II I I j L. &. L. Here She Is Good As New "With cylinders REG ROUND, AND FITTED WITH McQuay Norrla Piston nings, Pistons anil Phis, your motor Is practically as good r.s new," says the cylinder regrlnder. Motorists ore Just beginning lo reallzo hnw much added life, and mileage, can be given their cars by having cylinders regrotind, and new rincs, pistons and pins Installed. When these three vital units are renewed In a regrountl cylinder block, tho result Is prac tically a new motor. In every section of the country ore simps which specialize In regrlndlng equipped with special tools and machinery for this work. Your repairman can teil ynu whelher new piston rings alona are all your motor needs to bring back lis lost power, or whether the cylinders ot your motor ncxtl regrlndlug und comipltte new ring, piston and pin equlptnant. There Is a McQuay-Norrls Ring made from Electric Iron for every purpose and prlrn; speclnlly designed and manufac tured for replacement purposes each type designed for the par ticular motor It Ills. All standard sizes and ovor-sl.es. An ex tract from McQiiay-Norils, Salnrday Evening Post. You can get quick service from us. LEIGHTON'S WELDING & MACHINE WORKS La Grande, Oregon Long Distance Service "Station-to Station" rates 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 ta jqalls, vec t.hQ) I - 11 V Drug Co. I: y V "jieu system." , t f i mm t Y) yv mr Tsar ... n -mi. n nn. i tut l hi ilL . o Q o o . o