La Grande evening observer., July 24, 1922, Image 7

Mondav July 24." 1922
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"', THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE - hy Conclo
THEATRES
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Classified Want Ads I
PROFESSIONAL ,(m SAI K yimwh
DIRECTORY
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OSTEOPATHIC IMIVSICIANH,
Llli. .1. 1, INCiLK hihI UK. MAKGAl!
KT iNGI.K Ostco'iaihs. Taliinir
post-nradinitc work in aa Anclu-1.
Will return August 15. Of fin:
Kominer lildir.
1'HVSKJAXS AMI SI III. HONS
feftO. hi. VJOIiRd, M. D. o.-minU Surg
ery. Offlt-o over Sllverthcjrn'a. Oftlcn
phone AlAln 113.
J. .1. UAkiiY.
OTfleo phone
Dli. A. N. MA YVILLR Specialist 111
chronic dUt-uHKH. M'tihod.s, Meelnuio
Therapy find Naturopath. S'tin and
blond diseasf m-rvoua dis-astis
t'hronle Headache, ifzi'iim, tic la t leu.
Append U-Ills, ConsUipn lion. liowl
Trouble; all kinds (if Chronic Di.n-it-ea
successfully truatc-d. IMutne Main
693. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Coo:
Idffe HldK-. oppoHiirt Star Theatre. Of
ficii hour. 10 to. la a. in., 1:3U io 5:00
p. . Consultation frwe. 3-4-tf
OR. J. E. WOODKLIj Chiropractor and
Naturopath. Nervous and chron':
dliseases A specialty. Stiit; 2i), Fmn
Bier HUltf. Over Silver llmrnij. Offlu-i
hours, 10 to 12 a. m., :'M to 3 p. ui.. 1
to 8 evenings, l'iione 4 !T-r.
ATTOHNKYS
JL1KK. and KSTKH ralint'r-ltoeci
Uuildintf, L,a crandf, dr. -won.
COCHRAN and EJtKRHARU eo.
Cocnran and Colon I. r.Dernara,
tornoy. La Orando Nuttoual iiauk WANTKl) TO RKNT Three or four;
Building. modern unfurnished rooms oi 1 or
five room modern house. Address1
- t'ONTItAtTOltS Box 70. 6-21-tfj
U. J, McLKIXAN UfBlntcred prof'fn- )
Hlonal Civil UiiKlnuvr; stirveylntr an I''Olt ftKNT '
ma a pa. Room 12, i.n Crande National
Kbiik HuUdinK. l'liotie Main 1. w w-w
AUCHITKCTS
C B. Miller. Architect. Room 11, La
Grande National Uank Building. La
IrandB, Oregon.
ACCTlO.NKLItS
ai:ctioi:i:k
tionMr. S;i
Farm titles u
. K. Ne
Kilty.
PIANO TIN KKS
KXLM-iliT IMAM Ti'MNU
ii ii 'i
volc your pin no u Hlmiil ir
clmrne. Work nuranli-i-il. Call N;-w
Ifn Hook Slore lor iippiiitl.trnt. K":
',. I'hillipf. 4-1. "t-t
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
YF.OMK..
. The Krotneriioou oi Amorn-nn y co
in en, (irinule Homlu lioni.Hit'iid N
SNU'I, meets t-very first ami tliil'l
Tliursd:tv evt'iiinmt :it F.imhv Ihtli
Come and In vesl n;-i le tin tn-w policies.
A LI viallinK membra weicuinu.
n - W. X. l'MTKN.
Foreman.
MAUV K .MAl'VILl.K,
Correspondent.
L. O. O. M. l-a (irniidy l.odtre No. 9f(f,
Loyal Order of Moose, holds niffulur
meetlnif every Thursday nifrht at 8
p. in. at Odd Ft-Howf," Hall. ! ho Wo
men's Mfioseheart l.t'Ri"n meets sec
ond nd fourth Thursday.! of eaeh
month. Moose Ii,'ion of the World
m-ft second Monday of eacb month.
Vlaltois always wflrome.
J. J. HAIU.AN. Dictator.
' W. K. KblNOHAM.MKR. Son.
B P. O. ELKS La Grande Lodjre No.
'483. Lode meuis each Thursday ev
ening at 8 o'clock. Home and cluo
privileges rheerfully extended to all
Rrother Klks. ,
S 1KAN C'ilOWK, Kxaltcd Ruler.
, K. L. PKARSON, Secretary.
UODKRN WO IUM ICS1 OK AM KRfCA
La nrandft Camp No. 77u3 meet! on
thfl first Thursday evnintf of each
month. In the K. of I'. Hall. VlaltiiiK
neighbors weh,mn;a y
JAKK ROSTOCK, Clerk.
U F. anl A. M. La Grande Lodge No.
41. A. F. and A. M.. holds regular
meetings first and third f riuaya
7:80 p. m. Cordial yleome to
Maon. r w piVf,VErti W. M,
E. H. R1SGO. Sec.
all
B. O. E AO LKS Aerie No. 2a9.
every Friday night at Laghi
Vlaltinif membeM jv- 'cnine
J? E. li'lu'nSF.LL.
Bee.
WOODMEN OF T III'. WOULD L
Vamp S". tot.. aV'TSS
tlrl and Oiirrt Mlif!ny t LuKlea
bull. All vl.ltlii -i..lBhl."r wulcu.nc
Dues. Pyblo nt Lhu oil th
rierk. Rnnms 51-22, I-n Oranda Na
Uona, Vl.OTT, c. C.
R. J. KITOIIBS. Clrk.
KNIOHTS OK I'VTHIAS H"d ,rofi
LodBO No- !7- n,"e'" ". Monday
e?"nli.K in Casll HbII ( K. of I'.
HaM ) at p. ni. A Pythian wclcomo
. to all lltlnp Knlchts. ,
c. u giiaiiam. k: 11. a-
WOMKVS HKSKIMT ASSOCIATION OX
M.?cab.-es. I.n llrumH l-f N"
27 W It. A. "t M. I.oduo nifels flrjt
Thursday at 2 p. m. an. I third W od
a(lav at 8 P. in., at K. of 1'. Hall.
Vlmn .?'t-rj
MAUJOniB EATON.
Record Keeper.
r? k aM'.pe rhnptfr No. i:t, O- B s-
ono ana " " ' " Kl.,.i rftr:illv
I811II1K "
jv v " S.
IKMN(J. OIO" Ol'FFS
COME C -YOU CAME
tOVltJ HERE TO GO
1 M - LET'a
GET
nl
l'-OR SALK Kuril one ton truck. IfiH j of SUry Miles Mlnter. now
Fourth Street or 28iV,L 7-1H- t showing ut the Arcade Theatre., con-
I'APhU H'H AllLb AN11 rRUlTfSoillh Sf.us Ul joijl ,ur IluslniwI
boxes.
for sale at the Observer of-
fice.
Chiap. 7-8-tf
t-' ALE Residence
I, iii(Uiie J. 1).
Theatre.
lot on
Meyers
7-S
First
, Ar-
2-.itp
strt'i
cae
l'OU SAL-KS Six-hornet power gn
engine, $ho, lmjuire. W. Cass, Is
hunt City, Highway.
7-20-4tp
l''Olt SALK Furniture, enough for
five-room house. William unit .Mary
period design. Phone 282-J.
7-22-4tp
FOR SALK Cottage house of six
rooms with bath, eleetrie lights and
cement cellar all in good condition.
( lose in and desiiuhle to . buv.
Phone 'Main TMi). 7-7-tf
WANTKl) Cherry pickers at May
Park, l'j cents a pound for picking.
Phone 2Ki-M. 7-lSMitp
WANTKl) Man wants work from 0
to 1 p. m. Address E, F. 11. Parr,
Observer. 7-20-.'it
'ANTKD A girl or woman for gen
eial housework. Call from It to 12
in the morning,
avenue.
KOli KKNT Two furnished rooms
for light housekeping, 1017 4th St.,
Corner 4th, Spring and nth streets-7-lfi-tf
I'U J1KNT One of the apartments
over J. C. Penney Co. store. Call
Main :J7. 7-LLtf
FOK KKNT Good small house. Pay
rent in work- Phone 2(i8-W.
7-22-Otp
FOK KKNT Modern room.
l(i()7 fith St., or call 378-H.
inquire
7-2 1 -Dtp
FOK KKNT Three-room
apjjflment. Call
furnished
7-21-tt
I'Olt KKNT Three room furnished
apartment close in. Call 621-W.
7-l-tf
KOK K.KNT Furnished
li;0(i WahinKton Ave.
apartment.
7-12-tf
FOK IIF.NT Modern room.
am :ir.l.
7-20-:it
FOK KKNT Two-room furnished
apartment. Phone 215-W. 7-18-tf
FOlt
HUNT Furnished
Fitth St.
apartment.
7-22-titp
SllSt KI.I.AMOI S
For MeConnon'a Red Liniment
and other proiiuets see or write Chas,
A. Ilriiriis. I1. O. Box 47. Ia (Irande,
OrcRon. fi-28-2Gtp
LOCAL CORSETIERE for Barclej
Corset, lira. J. F. O'Connell, 1104
O avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly
Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed
throughout. Also -Hemstitching and
Picot Edgo. Work Guaranteed.
8-1-H
HEMSTITCHING and Picoting at
tiii-hnipitt. I-its anv sewine ma
chine. Price $:. Economy Sales
Company, Medfonl, Oregon.
7-20-Gtp
HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered
Mrs. L. II. Norton, 900 Adams Ave.
CALL FOR UEAVKIt CHEEK IM 11
LIME BONDS.
Notice -is herety given that the
Citv of I.n Grande Reaver Creek Pipe
Line Ilomls, Nos. 7U to 101. inclu.-ive,
bearing date of the Kith Hay of Auj:
list, l!fi)Ji, including interest to the
date 'of redemption will he taken up
and redeemed by the Treasurer of
the Citv of l.a (.ramie, Oregon, on
ihe Kith day of August, 1!22. Inter
est on said bonds will cease from ami
after the s:ti ddav of August, 'KJ''2.
Hated this tnd dav of .July, li)J2.
KM MA M. KOWIjKR,
Treasurer of the City of
La (irande, Oregon.
7-22 --It
A Splendid .Medicine for the Stomach
nnd Liver.
"Chamberlain's Tablet? for the sto
mach and liver are splendid. 1 never
tire of telling my friends and neigh
bors of their qualities," writes Mr
William Vollnier. Kastwood. N. Y
When t ilious, constipated or troubled
Win lmill'eSUUM, Kivtr Uinu u ino.
They will do ymi
1. Adv.
The water.
SEEMS
r r -r OT- niniiLIl (
I TO
I w.w
FIRST THING '
SI VA" IS A
SOI'TH SKA
IHIAMA
"Snuih of Su vit .' the Intent re-
(liM.
b;uieiul Ironic
Influence!,
works her w ay
Ilefure the fcirl
out to haiimnes there ure some
extremely gripping scene, whicli
llietiide u native attack on a Likuou.
their dUpermil by dy nam tin, a real
Fiji Island canniballsttc dance all
worked clevorl v Into the warp ami
woof of u most colorful story.
The accuracy of the. -picture, is
guaranteed by its author, who ment
f i ve yea i s in the South Sea s an
(he assistant manager of a 1 2,0 tiO
acre cocoa nut plantation.
Miss Mi liter lias as. her leading
man the popular John nowera,
while other players include Fred
Kelsey. Walter Long. Winifred llry-
: son. Lawrence Steers and Koy At
jwell. Frank Vrson dirtyted with
isupervision by Klmer Harris. Allen
'Davey photographed while Fred My-
ton wrote the scenario.
Itotind five of the "Leather Push
er" l.i ulso being shown.
"HI IK
ITTI.K MlMSTKIt,"
LAST 1 A V AT SH KltltYS
Betty. Compson. the new Para
mount star, was seen to I'ino advan
tage in "The Little Minister," a
smi th or
VIV1I1
Mis. Ash, 1101 Oil splendid Paramount picture pro-7-21-IU'tliicHd
bv Penrhyn St unlaws, on its
first presentation at the Sherry
! Theatre, last night. This capable
young star was charming as Lady
i Rabble and she brought to the role
fthn gypHy-like character which it
demands. All who have read the
! novel by James M. Hariie, or seen
the play in which Maude Adams
scored so decisively several years
ago, wilt be delighted with this
picture.
Miss Compson was ably supported
by (ieorge -Ilackat borne as Gavin,
the lllt'le minister mid Nigel Harrie
a s(';e hateful Captain Haiti well.
The entire east indeed was beyond
criticism and the settings showing
the Tin inns village, the manse, kirk
and ho on, were admirably execut
ed. Much credit is due the pro
ducer, Penrhyn Si an laws, for a
well sustained and .artistically pre
sented screen version oif this fa
mous story.
Also showing n two reel comedy.
FREE ADMISSION TO THE
GARDENS.
The Gardens has announced that
strikers will he admitted free, the
members of the striking shopcrafts
being asked to. present their cards
at the gate. Manager Davis invites
all members of the crafts to accept his
offer.
SEES BUT TWO
NKW YORK, July 24. Dr. Rob
ert Herrod or Switzerland, director
of the International Temperance bu
reau, who lias bem inn the Unltod
States investigating conditions un
der the prohibition law saw only
two "drunks" during a tour of the
nation, he declared yesterday, be
fore aailiug for home, OmV of theso
was in New York and the other
in Butte, Mont.
Dr. Hterrod, who will report to
th governments of Norway. Sweden,
Finland, Denmark, Jugo-Stovia, Bul
garian and other countries, declared
that on the whole ho had found
Hociul and street life in America
"a hundred times cleaner and more
decent than in Europe. "
"I leave the United States," he
concluded, "with the- renewed fm
prssion that America has taken the
ieaderslup in prohibition an In other
fieUiH."
MAY UUILD FOKKKKS.
WASHINGTON 24. Anthony G
Fokker, the Dutch airplane manufac
turer, informed Secretary Weeks dur
ing a conference at the war depart
ment that he was giving consideration
to the establishment in the United,
States of a plant to manufacture niv-l
planes of all types, army, navy and
commercial- i
GIDKON'S BIHLK TALLY.
(iv A)""ciHti'd rru. j
ATLANTA Ga- July 24. (itdeons
of America, according' ot reports that
will be presented to their annua!
meeting here, have placed a total of
4K:!,H4; Bibles in hotel rooms through
out the country. Or this number, Il
linois leads wit- r 1. 202. 8UO0 mor!
than California, which hold second
nlacp.
DRUNKSONTOUR
Helen Follows Directions
VWELL, DUfX!
6ET Y0ORSELP
WET ALL OVER.
AHO VOU WOHT
NOTICE IT -
COLO
ME
t. is- ct Vmir? ufaT
WVI- , ' ' Q ,
UMOEB - G WAM, DOCK.I
tveCC, "L DON'T KvmOiaI YOUR NJMej
GANDHI DAY IS ;
BEING QBSEHVEDi
(Ily Asoc-l:tt.-.l Prcfu.)
CALCI TTA. July 24. The work
ing committee oi the Indian Na
tional congress has u she'd Jndi.in'
nationalists to continue to observe
tho istli day of each month a.i
"Gandhi Day." as they ha e done
for tin past two months. It was
on Mai eh 1 St h that Gandhi w as
convicted of sedition and s'-ntenced
to Imprisonment. On A prii 1 S uml
ogiiin on May 18, nationalists in
all part Bof India suspended busi
ness to take part In politic;) 1 de
monstrations. - Henceforth, thtse an
to be held regularly each month.
In a public address on "The Great
Souled Gandhi," delivered - on IlK
last Gandhi Day, Tr L. Vaswani
said :
"History will salute him an n
prophet of freedom, an idealist of
actiou , a political mystic. At. Hit1
bar of history, the bureaucracy
wtands impeached, for having jailed
this 'patriot of humanity.
' "One Is easily impro;s
hatma Gandhi's ascetic
democratic social gos
lover of the poor.
Swaraj will- 'arrive' In
lift tho bun which ha,
millions of Indians. 1
hi an ascetic. In hM
a flame'. How many si
-ei with
life and hb
!d. He in i
I hold tlini
the day we
i -fallen upon
called Gaud
heart burm
ecpb'SK boiirs
has he not spent thinking of the
deep tragedy of India? The ir.iKedy
of a nation once tninhty, new ui
poverty and political subjection, Ims
en ftrod as iron into his son I.
TKere is a sadness in his beautiful
smile. As he went from place to
I place preaching his gospel I thourht
of "The Man with a Lantern in Hi
story. The man went from place
to 'place, liuhting up dark corn-it
and saying to everyone, 'Art thou'.''
And ns they heard his voire, one
by one, they answered. '1 am here'
and, one by one, they roso to i ol
io w the light. As .Mahatma moved
from place to place, many nwol-.
from their ca.-e and indif fen-nce
aud followed Die light. H is no
wonder thousands have gone to J. ill
in willing obedience to bin call and
bis message.
"In the day we heve In our
heartK the humility and love u hich
inay make us ti n- brot hers of the
po,,r (n that day may India achiv
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY
All kinds of machinery, automobile ami tractor re
paired, overhauled and rebuilt.
Aicetylene welding of all klnda.
Cylinder borinp; and oveniira pintorw.
Crankihafts, Pintonii and Piston Pin rrro!)4.
GItb as a trial
D. F1TZGEKAI.D, Trop.
f AS LOH5ASTHI5
( TO BE . r:lMS PATY
WE'i-L UTAtlT VilTH
VOO
. ' ' . -o
her I'reclnm. 'the comiiiK religion
is wor-iliip 1 he poor. Mahatma
Candbi is a nttuestt m that ndtglon.
thortdo:-,' Cod b:i i Iveu him the
ij.:ilil .: iid-r.-liip of the people. The
wvy prisuii wbiih lioHs tils feeble
body is to many today a t
LEGil
8! THE POLES
(l!r Aitsoclntcrt Prcaa)
INDIANAPOLIS. Mill.. July 21.
Tin slK-cess of Hie Aiiioricnil Le-L-linrs
iiiolovin.cnt camnitlKil for
i-.n'iiit-i' .ii'i-vico men 1ms n.ci'lviil
riM'iiKiilllnil of the Polish sovi'lli
inc.nl which Is lining Kiildi'd now
in lo-r-vrnl llK lllli'lliployllli'llt by III
uli-ns of tile Alliorlcnlis.
A li'lli.r, nf thanks has boon re
cclvi'd ill lliitiiiniil lli'iidilliarlors nf
tho li.glnn from T. Iloinko, roin.
iiVM-cliii di'purl ineiil niaiiiilior of thi
jopsiil.ili' tii'iiiMiil. t'hlcai;!!.
Moil Ihan 0110.1100 today are In
Doi-iiiiincnl omployni'Mit :i one re
- ii I i
tin drive In the rutted
a t
'.lie
ihan
it was stated. ' The result of
ivt w et-k showed that in or
1 it "I, il 'Ml former service men
were inploye-1 hi some way or oth
er. Today in many partH of the
count i y there are demands made
upon tho American Legion for
workers.
The steps takf'n in the legion nun-
paiLiii, if-
oul lin d to I he
ul ih r
publh
wen' frmmniiii'lzed
uh fol-
lows:
'ir.
it a national censu.i was tak
ascertain h"w many former
on io
servlcn iin-n w'io out of employ
ment. Then th," aid of all liailonat or
iranlatious of a civic, patriotic, eom
nit'nial and r.liyious nalure was
solicit Ml.
"'!'h m sit nation was bi ciucht be
fore the public through t he assis
tance of newspaprri nud inajiazineH.
"A dav w;im adopted to start I hi"
ca in pa ig u . March 21, 1 !2 2, (ailed
the Aim-rlcan Lei; ion Kin ploy in. mi I
Day. -J't (-'c;i inations were issii-'d
by i a!. Male and municipal
oi'fhials whote cooperation was ho
licil'd HiPau'li the arious aieu-
i ci'-;;.
I "A untied driv
: it v was b-'iniM. K
j d to I'l ovid" "
( through puhlle
cry one wiw urg
i It. at leasl of a
by p liming up
j t'innr;i
a nd )"
i-y nattirc
ni'1:' up.
BY ALLMAN
IS COWiC,
Reductions on Tailor
Made Suits oi 10o
Suils fiS.,10, now $68.50
Suits .fii.'i.OO, now , $55.00
Police.' Shirts $5.00 and $6.00
Oxfords, Shoes $5.00 to $9.50
!!. & W. Shirts Mini Semi Si iT 'ollnrs.
The toggery
Aiiilrows 1'roa.
Let
us clean ainl
KNOX
Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Refrigerators at Price to Suit the Pocketbook
ED D0N0HUE, Prop. '
Phone, Black 1242 Fir & Jefferson
WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN
OBSERVER
The Reasun for our Substantial Ghowth
is OUR bUBSTANTlALbERYIGE
l . ' e !S-.,
u t. o .
Look liiick ;it tlw iJtst five years.
'I'lipy went qiiif!-.ly (liiln't, tlioy
Diil ynii ever stop to fitruro what a few
(lollais iloposili'il monthly in this hunk, in
a savin.ns .icronni,
('iinipoiiiidod scini
amount; Io at the
1.fl0 wf.iil.l
Pi ").()() would
tKUMl would
$'27.(M would
.Make it an nul'ailinr duty to deposit, n
sum ol' money e.irll lliontll. oil will II1M
lhat reriilarily will .aiii results.
United States
1.a tinANDE , Ore.
OBSERVER ADVERTISING- will bring results
CE
SANITARY ICE CO.
Two Phones
597-J 207-M
W. D. GRANDY, Prop.
liny
flas-itl
and sell
d Ads.
throiiL'ii Ot.'S.ivor
I HWKt tuvKC y yoK) Nr AWL )
voiir ctotlies.
HATS
WANT AD
Just a
Matter of
Regularity
tirawmjj inri'rcsi. nr.
-'imniially,
w o n 1 (I
end ol' livt.' years
amoiini, t'i $ ;. l:
aoiiiiint, to 'Xi:.l
amount, to $ Glil.C"
aniinint, to s(;l(i(il.(iL
National Bank
4 4 4 41 4 4 4r
Snodgrass
and
Zimmerman
Funeral Service Par
lor, Licenced Embal
nicr, Ambulance Ser
vice. Day Phone
fain fi'2, Night
Phone, Main 713.
l.jiC) Fourth St.
La Grantiu, Oregon.
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