La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 25, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, .Till v 2."). 1022" TiA OT?ATF, EVKVTXO OnSEKVETJ PAflF SEVEN '-- .- i Classified Want Ads PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OSTi:OI'ATlllC PHYSICIAN'S I)H. J. L INCil.K mul DK. MARGAR ET INGLE Ostennaths. Takin--post-itraduate work in l,os Anireles. Will return AupfUst Jo. Ofril'C Somtner lildir. I'HYSK 'IAVS AM) .Sl'liOl'.ONS UEO. H. VEHHS, M. D. (general Surg ery, office over SilYerlluu n'tt. ofuoti phone Main 112. J. J. I.AUHV, rlnrei'iiii," itv. Office phone .1. IJ.-I'I Itilman' ",! 2-W. JMATl ltl-1 ( I UK DR. A. N. MAYVII.I.l', fipeelnll.t In chronic illieusen. M eiltoila, .Meehmio Therapy and Naturopath. Skin anil . blood dlneancn, iH-rvciiis dlsensua. Ohronle Headache, i-.'.ema, Sciatica, Appendicitis1., Conul Ipiition, llowel Trouble; all kind or Chronic Dlac-ia-e uueees.si-iilly treated. I'hoim Main 693. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Coo:- Idise BldK., opposite Star Theatre. Of fice houra. 10 lo VI a. ni., l:3t) to 5:00 p. m. Consultation free. 3-4-tf DK. J. E. WOODRLLr Chiropractor and Natoropath. NVrvous ami chronic dlF.eane a specialty. Suite 20, Snm Bier lilde;. over Stiver! horn's. Office hours, Jo to 12 u. tn.. l::m to Tj p. m.. 1 to 8 evenintrs. Phone 4'.t7-V. ATTOH.NK.YS JLIltK fWld KSTKli I'ftlllier-Hoescn llulldlh.;, l-a (Iraiule, Oreiron. COU11KAN and 10 HKltl I A it IJ Ueo. 'I'. Cochran and Colon It. Kberhard, At torneys. La Grande- N'aliunal Bank liulldlnK. COX'I'ltAC TOHS D. .1. MoI.ELL.AN ReKistercd profes sional Civil LlnKimtiT; MUrveylliff and maps. Room 1-, l.a flraucle National Hank I-iulldlnir. l'lione Main in. AKCIHTECTS C B. Miller. ArchHtfft. Itoom 11, Im Grando Nntlonal Utiiik BuLding-, L.n, Iratido, OruKon. AUCTION l.LHS AlfiTli)NKt-:U--l. It. New hi lid. Aih I ionei-r. Siilisrac! inn n'nirantoi'( Farm miles a kim;i 'tally. I'lmtii" iK."(-. 0-1 l-12m PJA.NO TLNLItS EXI'KUT I'l.Wo 'I r.M.V; --ru an aii'J vuiru your iiia on wii hmi l x ira charge. Work g-ii'irant.-t'i!. Call Ntw ,lin Honk .sunt; inr ai.poiiiliiH-nt. Koy 1-;. I'liillios. 4-i:.-U' FRATERNAL DIRECTORY Y KOJIKN. Tne iirottierliouu ol Amorh-an yeo men, llranue It'oitJu j-lumestead N. 2ssi;, meets fv.-ry first ainl third Thnrfjfrliv ovt'Oint's at I'alir' Hall Come a nil Invest male tlie new policies. All Vl.SlUllS inelliljerH wrlcutiie. W. T. I'AITWN, t'orotnan. I '...r ; MAKlTli;,- UAVV11-.LW, ... Corremiondent. U O. (J. M. La (Jranilo I,t0re No. 800. Loyal Order of .Moo.se, holds regular meetlnK evrv 'l')inr.sdny nlffht at H , p. m. at Odd l-vllow.s' Hall. The Wo mcn'H MooBeheart I K'"n meufi sec ond and fourlli Thursdays of each month. Mooye Leirton of tho World meetu second Monday of each month. Vlaitois always welcome. j. j. liAlil.A.N. Olctntor. W. K Ijt NO H AM M Hit. Wee. B 1'. O. K1-.KH 1-a Oninde ijode No. 433. LodKe meets each TlHir.siJn.y ev oniTur .i k n'rhifk. Home and ClUD privileges cheerfully extended to allj iiroiner likh. S. DKAX CROWE, Exalted Ruler. K. L. PEARSON, Secretary. MODERN WOODMKN OF AMRRIOA La Orande Camp No. 77U.1 meet on the first Thuri--day evnlnff of eaeh month. In the K. of 1'. Hull. Visiting netghbors welcome. e. n. niMoo, v. c, j JAK13 UOSTOCK. Clerk. A.. V. anl A, M . La Orande Lodge No. 41, A. F. and A. M., holds retnila--meetlnRs first end third B'rldays hi 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Mason.. c msriRi w- M. E. R. HIN'i'.tl. ('C. V. O. BAHLES AITlo No. 25'. evorj Fridcy nlnlit at F.nBlea Hall. Vlaltlng mimkri J? 13. UIH'dSKLU Sec. VfOODMHN Of TUN WOULD La Grant's Camp No. 169. Meets wry firm nnil third Monday at hairlen hall. All vlsitinir --lclirlihora welcome. Duen payable nt tho offlca it the clork. Rooiob 21-22, I.a Grande Na tional Bunk IlldB. JOHN rirfjTT. C. C R. J. K ITCH 11 N, Clerk. KNKIHT3 Of l'VTHIAS Ited Crop. LodRf! No. 27, monn ivery Monday evenlrir In CnBtle Hall IK. of F. Hall), at 8 P. m. A I'ythian welcome 10 aU 'ISk'!!,, C. C. C. L,. GRAHAM. K. It. S. WOMHN'S HKNKFIT ASSOCIATION ot the Maccabees, I.a Claude I.oiSro No. 27 W. II. A. of M. l.odiro meeta first Thursday at 2 n. m. and tiurfi ti sp.rl.v at 8 p. m.. at K. or i- Hall. VlHitinir 8!..t'i-s welcome. MRS. MARY I1AI.1.AOHEB, Commander. MAUJORIE I1ATON Record Keeper. O. P.. H. Hope Cliapt. r No. 13. O. V- S., hold. Mated romminik'.-ition the aec ond and four 11. Wedne; dn ya of each .nonth. VlsltlnK membera cord.all) .come4. wB n BjU w. a. ANNA S. CI'.o'K. e". 1 (CINGS OF TV." DUFFS' - -. -.V LOOK AT THIS T II WHERE To SPEND VOUC ! i -;!! OF HIA5ARA FAILS ! f3 f SUMMER VACATIOM-HOW . ',, , '-hat MOST BE A J B m -iA I AMD WHERE TO 30 '-.--. " - ( vouilllNK. r JX- THESE- tior'lt ; nilKAI'KACTOK, DR. BKLLK MYERS, Chiropractor, New Foley Building. Hours 10 to 12 it in., i to 5 p. in. and 7 to 8 p m. 7--J4-tt KOll KAl.ti OR TUADK PAPER FOR APPLE AND FRUIT Boxes for stile at the Observer of fice. Chtau. 7-S-tf FOR SiAl!E Residence lot on First street, iniiuiiu J. I). Mevers. Ar- ette ineatre. 7-'2:'-:ttni ,,,,,, ,. -., , : I'OR SAL!'. Dodt'e touring car in Rood comlition. 1'hone 3WjR. 7-24-31 FOR SALE Furniture, enough for five-room house. William and Mary period design. Phune 282-J. 7-22-4tp FOR SALE lillll Chevrolet 4!lili ehenn f,. ,..l, i" 11 ... 1 onu A .1 i jvv. inu'i o u ciock evening-. ;oiuser soouio sihiw ,nr, mukiics at iii? 7-24-3tpj best. . His appearances in "Garments i of Truth," "Sentimental Tommy" "The l'OR fcAl.L As beautiful china cab-', Chorus Girl's iRomance." and "Th? met, mate L'lass sllelves ami ''or, at hall, price if sold at once, ('all Main 55. 7-24 -tf FOR SALE GottaKe house of six rooms with bath, electric liuhts and cement cellar all in good condition. Close in and desirable to buv. Phone Main 50!l. 7-7-tf WANTKD WANTED Furnished rooms in priv ate family. Call Y. M. C. A. sec retary, Main 795. 7-24-tt WANTED Cherry pickets at May . Park, li cents a pound for picking. I'hune 2!I.'!-M. 7-lll-utp WANTKD TO RENT- Three or foui-j modern unfurnishetf rooms 01 4 or live room modern house. Address liox 700. 6-21-tf MAN WANTED to do soliciting o few hours in eveninir durinir week. Must live in Lu Grande. The right party can make from $10.00 to 2o.00 extra each week. Write the Portland Kur Co., UiT E. 17th St. Poitlmid, Oies-on. 7-24-tit l'OH KUNT run Kf.ivi l'wo lurnisheu rooms for light housekepiiig. 1(117 4th St.. Corner 4th, Sprinj? mid 5th streets 7-15-tf FOR BRNT One of the opartment:-: over J. C, Penney Co. store. Call Main :i7. 7-lH-tf FOR HUNT (lood small house. Pay rent in work. Phone 208-W. 7-22-,'ltp FOR KKNT Three-room furnished apartment. Call 39(1-11. 7-21-t FOK ilKNT Three room furnished apartment close in. Call 521-W. ... ' . , -7-13-tf I-'OU HiKNT Furnished apartment. KiO Washington Ave. 7-12-tf Ft)K HUNT .Modern room. 1SMM 3rd. .7-20-Ht FOK KENT Two-room furnished apartment. Rhone 21S-W. 7-18-tf FOR RENT Furnished apartment. U Fifth St. 7-22-itp MISCKMjANKOUS For McConnon's Ked Liniment and other products see or write Chas. A. Uriels, P. 0. Box 47, La Grande, Oretron. 0-28-2Gtp LOCAL CORSETIERE for Barclej Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 0 avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. 3-1-tf HEMSTITCHING and Picoting nt tachment. Fits any sewing ma chine. Price S2. Economy Sales Company, Medford, Oregon. 7-20-0tp NEEDLE CRAFT SHOP Hemstitch--!- , ., .. i ., (..ii'itl hlc o uunped baby novelties' Mamie DuUv, 11K0 First St., Baker, " Oregon. 7-24-tt HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered Mrs. L. II . Norton, 00(1 Adams Ave. CALL FOK HEAVER CREEK I'll'K LINE BONDS. Notice is hereby given that thu City of l.a Grande Heaver Creek Pipe Line Bonds. Nos. 711 to 101. inclusive, bearing date of the Kith day of Aug nst. l'KIO. including interest to the date of redemption will be taken up and redeemed by the Treasurer of the City of La Grande, Oregon, on the Kith day of August, 1922. Inter est on said bonds will cease from and after the sai dday of August, '1922. Dated this 22nd dav of July, 1922. EMMA M. FOWLER, Treasurer of the City of l.a Grande, Oregon. 7-22-flt THEATRES AT NHKItHY'S TODAY AND TO.MOIfKOW. ,. r. 1 VR1NKV1I.1.E, July Alfalfi, The Hunch,' slurring Garoth harvest in Crunk eountv is now In Hushes, which is announced by the mil swing accordinc, to W. II. Tuck Sherry Theatre, is a screen adaptation ei-, couuiv uKeut. Owr the entire of a story by Percival Wilde that ap- eoumv acres and acre.i of alfalfi pmied in the Popular Magazine. The,,miv be seen ctirlnx in I In: shock, stciy deals with the adventure of :( Wann. drv weather tl.ri.iKhout the youiiK Wall Street broker who wake.., han-ei season has iruod n boon one morning: alter a convivial party to lind "Buy .111" inscribed on his shut iruni. jti means .lerusne.n ."leei anil tne uroner nas n nuncn mat it will make his fortune. He borrows -.money (onuy. inenmsiocK siunips., Kpo, 89Sa lu.r, , (:, k eoilnty His loan is called in. Unable to meetu ,,,,, m.emtUnK , limn,4 uf d and unwilling to give up his hunch ! sllrV(,v. Imu(. (iy fM.u,r lh0 ,.,.,,, he arranires to disappear for a tnw,; ,,., j,,,,,,,,,,, Mm.xim;,t,.v Jl.tlou eavinit a nut am, so ,e to no, ca.et.,(,U)S . ()n ,,,,, ,.,, ,.,.,., llSunt, that he. has been murdered. Martin,?, t s estimated that HSo,; acres are for he country, he Is at res ed as a (,Vo1 , ,(.,.. suspicious cnaiacLcr ami ueio 101 uia own inunier, The series of hilarious incidents that! follow in the story seem made for . ...I H . ( ll, ,,,n mir-il.im. of Youth" i ace him iinionc the most linisnetl actors on tne screen. Reports from other cities say that the charm and sparkle of his youthful personality were never more keenly leit than in lire lluneli. Also shewing "Starland Revue." SOITH OF srVA" I'M'SL'AL OK AM A OF THE SOITH SEAS South of Suva," a Marv Milts Min - ter pifturo whic-h openod at the Ar - cado Thoatie last nitfht for two da.vs, (it-Parts dooidedlv fi'om tho usual 'run both of Marv Miles M inter nhotoplaysl mirtit'uhir and South Sea dramas In general. For one thin" there isn't n irirl in sluedded wheat dress as heroine, nor there a heachcomber in the whol. film, and vet the production seems strike far nearer the real life of the tropics than the average run of such pictures. Ewart Adamson has evolved a most entertainingly melodramatic plot which offers Miss Mi.nter splendid acting opportunities. The star is we'll supported by John Bowels and Walter Long. This feature picture ' and Round Five of The Leather Pushers will be shown tonight for the last time. SPOKANE. Wash.. July 25. "The Northwest Wheat Growers' associa tion is to establish an extensive, or l'lco In Minneapolis through which we expect to handle 20,0110.000 bushels of whett . thU fall," Hlild George C. Dewett,' manager of the' oriiiinizntioh, with headtiuarters In Portland, who attended the meeting of its trustees July at Spokane. "The addition of North Dakota to the stittos included In the Northwest "Wheat Growers' association, make's the eastern office necessary. This will handle somewhat more wheat than wo handled out here last year and probably more than we' will handle here this year. However, .de spite a poor crop in many sections, increased membership and greater "deliveries by some will give us an increased amount of wheat. E TO BE POOLED SPOK.ANE, Wash., July 25 De spite the decreased wheat oubpitt in the :northwest over last year, more wheat will he. pooled by the Northwest Wheat Growers' associa tion this fall than In 11121, de clares George C. Jewett, president tne northwest, nssociauon. "' prospects are uafavonible inany northwest stlons, ' said ;"""'-. " ,v"7,, llici.ioei. in nils yearH pool win more than offset tho smaller crop. We expect to handle more wheat this year than last." , Walter J. Robinson, manager of the Northwest Wheat Growers' asso ciation, was reelected at a meeting of the association as director in Spokane-, July lit. II. J. Herman of Genesee, Idaho, wits .reelected secretary. ,, Directors are , . v. " '""nt : A It. M.uiinv Directors are I!. V. Porringer, .Mill on. Hid Hen Hnllenbeck, lltil lain. .Mont. North Dakota is not represented W. J. Kobinson, II. J. Herman and C. A. .Marth compose the execu tiv,e committee for the district west of the mountains and four ottier nietnbers will be named later to represent North Dakota and Mon- fiinn on tin cxwnltvf' bniird. The Trap Is Set MINNEAPOLIS OFFICE PLANNED Ill WHEAT IS CROOK'S HlfJH IS UU caiine. for the (roil, jty ()r. Xlt. first crop oV i no ouai- aiiaiia is hnu,t n,lnl , ,at yi... Tll,. nay is ................. j,,,,,,, ,-..,,tJ riM.,. ..i. -mil I r.oii w,.,.(u 'pile averact) yield will bo about ! three tons to the acre depntliiif; upon the moisture supvly. .Many "mm'' " """ ClUUiii; EDITORSGLQSE I O'RKCOX ACailCULTl'KAl, COL-' LKCK, Coi vnllin, July U5. -That the otiitois of Oi'i'L'ijn.ioiuso lo ho drair- lKl into ie!irius ontantloinonts and that thty dtnounoo and oondoinn any effort of any parly, ;u'otf organization or individual to inject loln-iou issues into Orejjt)n uolitic, as uti-'Anioriean; i and inimical to the welfaie of the co ITinM'ni pie of the state of Oregon, was the; midnixht Fi idy night, and got. .ililti substance of a resolution adopted at ' m"sty in pay chocks. One mtin, who the loth unnuiil convention of tho ! refused to give his name, is under ar Oiegon State Editorial' Association,! lest in this city following an attemp which ended its meetings in' Corvallis ! to pass one of the checks here thi. Satu.ftuv noon with a luncheon at t morning, lie has been identified as the Waldo cafeteria given in their! oonor oy me ..orvaills Clianioei Oil on1 iiunooo wvikns, .vim navi. commcice. been on eonstroction work in tho Kith Elbert Hede, editor of the Cottng'.'j Motlnt.tins, hud just been paid and :. Grove Sentinel, was le-eh-Hed presi-ivcty fewof the checks , had been cash dent of the aisociation, and E. II. 1'ot-! cd. The hold-up nun walked into win of the Albany Herald was select; "amp and at the point of revolver. ed as vice-pre'ddent. Hal E. Hoss oi'held the entile camp up until the.1 the. Oicon Citv Enterprise was re , finished Iheir smrch for the money, elected seetotnrv. The boaid of dire;'- Members of the sheriff's office, co tors include Cive 'McKay of the Henil - jneiat int: with miliond officets, noti Press, ,Ioe Tomlinst.n of the Hood liiv-: fitd all business houses of the stole" er Glacier, and Hert Hates of th;' Rose-' checks and the arrest of one of t lu hill -f NeWS-lfcioH'. Tpl-heiw follows. 1 1 ? I 11 ?i --l VVSA.'5A'W' LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY All kinds of machinery, automobile- ami tnctor r. paired, overhauled and rebuilt. Ascetylene welding of all hinds. Cylinder boring and oversize piatorw. Cankhaft8, Pistnni and riston Pinl roiroQ(i. Gire ns a trial x D. FITZGERALD, Pro?. TOM TIIEK:E 13 AVJO'OEPFOL m.wis i .D To THE CO'.. " k' . i auc oiti ipf.--, OF srA r iiathiwi;' rr TriTi SiX REMAGY TO E CHALLENGED (it: cl Pre SANTA RO&A, (al July huio'eniacy ol .Jtiiuny .Murphy, Cali-j foinia atiioivtobile nice driver, ns: le:ufiilfr speedway racer of the nation will be rhalk'ticed on the Cotali bow! near lure Sunday. Auunst H, in two incci ,cn lor lull mile., au! the other flJ1. - m)U, -Vui;i!iy h:-;t won so many nicis this yc:ir t.H.il ;:hc:u:v ho hits obiaini'd an vmhu'.ikiiHu tUi on the ra'iii:?: i-hiimpinNiip- IKiwvt-r, Tommy Mil Inn, vim won tin- titlo in is iin to try tii licul the ('ahl'inninn a' (Vtnti and Pilso st't ui jruv n'cuids fm the distances, Ot hir diivt-iM lo enter will hp Ronnie Hill, llat ry llavt,:, aiKUhcr ( 'alifiivniii j iiiivcr, Kt.-;!'!!!' Math s, I rank Mliult WUYm ilo-.ri!!', Juo Tliunii. Kalnh d. Talnirand .K'li-y Wondt'lirh, mv well UTinw ft. Partial dvti nation of the Pan Kran riMi't) SpoidwaV at San Carlos ly fiv uvoiily Icavos the Coiati tt.u-k thv only auK.moiiili' moo oourso in noi'tli cui California and' it is Iioliovod thai iii.yo oiowd-i will conic horo from ail f llii soi-tion for tho ooniost- I0IIS HOLD Throo nit': Id up an O.-W. K. & N. railroad - ! camp at Huron, east of this city, at i ore ol the tluee hold-up men. ipa.ts n nun nsnn ur rifilL Ufii jj A Picnic Party is no fm . without Macplierson's Bread Tir fact, no i.arty is a success without. .Mi'cnhorson'K Bread. You have ji reai appeitin vhetl you pro out In I ho open and you want real food to satisfy It. Alac ipherson's Bread hi saiiiiwleln h at a picnic is the best thing you oyer tasted. I'lacii an order with your' groc er today for Macplierson's Superfine Bread MACPHERSONS La Grande LA 'ft - i. .' .1. .' A t ' ' BY ALLMAN t- y.rjl CO i iui.u. 1 Mm ' i j jt 11 rl I I I f 111 A MONEY-SAVING OPPORTUNITY YOU cXnNOI AFFOP-B TO MISS ; Tailor-madQ Suits at ITS.oO, now ;,Mi.."0, now l'vcrylliiii; in Men's Simmicr 'k;ir Sonii St HT Cnllar-' M.lr ;nul r(K- run m no JH SI d Atitlrcws linia. ' KNOX HATS FIND l!l!CK FTFl'L OF GOLD MliHV. ,Moiit.. Jiilv X Uepoft,1 in- . . IK' from Trov ro to tho oftVot that a ft 1 1 ho di.-oovery of a hn jro M'old nu.tvv 't ; c., jwtijrhiny: l't cunoos in the ore in tit; ;-':iowtJtoim mill hist week, the mi!! Lewis W cvan ;dml down and a thorough soarch y;i in i.-s. ' : made for other nuftrot. The ro.ui'ii 1 t wnioti: y was the fimlin: of what is dosoriiie-l di -av : '! la:1, tas n 'hnckollul of koM,' valued .-tldkd Wi-ilm s 'ahout S:iQ'". .n nilo-r nuirtrets t'oun l '"'' . Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Refrigerators at Price to Suit tho Pocketbook ED D0N0HUE, Prop. Phono, Black 1212 ' Fir & Jefferson I The Reason Fon am Substantial Growth is our Substantial Service B-l , 1 1 I - c1 II .j t? u u a o ... o .v. Look 'back al (he ias(; five years. Tlioy wont (iiic! ly didn't, llioy? Did you over ,'-l(ip to -I'iti'iiro what a few dollars deposited monthly in this bank, .in a savings account drawing interest at l'" coiiipiiiiiideil semi - ainiiiiilv, would amount to at the end ol' five years i1 i if' I.Ofl would ;inunt to1 (. ( ( $ fi.OO would aoimini, to $' ;(!!2.l)2 $1(1.(1(1 would amount to $ (1(11.(15 . fji'J'i.dO would amount to KKil.iy Make it an iin,!'ailiiiLV duly to deposit a sum ol' money each nioiil.li. You will find lhat retiiilai it .' will (.rain results. ' United States National Bank I.a nnArjnF.flPF. 1 C . SANITARY ICE CO. Two Phonefi 597-J 297-M W. D. GRANDY, Prop. Buy and sell through Ohsorve Classified Ads. SOMETHING TELL3 ME THAT THERE'S I A VACATION! CAMPA1&M S OH IM THIS HOUSE! $71.50 $61.00 $56.50 i th" fii;U, whieh U hoen almost as lnrjco reported to liav 1 i ni unusual yield or fi'om ordinary )C" i4''1- or oI(T ennv Kinzer, who ca-iie to Oto :r. I m fio had resided eon r "') yi: s on the Kinzer :ii in Li'in county, ! hin iiomu at ('rah- Just a FVlatter of Regularity 'b "I? 41 4 4' 4 4 4' 4" Snodf grass and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licenced Enibal mer, Ambulance Ser vice. Day Phone A'.iiii (52, Night f'l.onc, Maiu 713. 'lor.' Fourth Bt. La Grando, Oregon. ! yt ,. i. . I c,',A,Hi t ' ; ' :'," X :-V7,.T(V,'. V'.