La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 27, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextThi'i.-day, Julv 27, 1022 LA HTMNDF EVFXTXO ORSFRVFT? PAG TO STCVEN Classified PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OHTKOI'ATIIlr 1M1YSK 1ANS .1. J, INGLK ami lilt. MA IMA K KT IXGLK Usteomihs. Taking post-fjnuluaie work in Us Angeles. Will return August Ufi'k-e .Summer Uldtf. MIYKIOANS AM) MIUiNONS UKO. H. VKHUS. M. I. (iiriu-ral Kurif ery. Offiew owr Si Wor thorn', onioe phone Alain 112. J. .1. UAKliV. Of fU'Ai phono I'hy.sii-i.iii and Til i in; .VVJTIli; CI IEK Ult. A. N. MAY VJMjP Specialist In chronic dUastn. Mt-lhuda, .NhTliano 'J'hempy nnd Naturopath. Bkin and blood diseases, mrvoua (lieti. Chronic lleadiu-lie. Ken. -ma, Seta ilea. Alpt ndlell is. ConMiption, Huwci Trouble; all kinds of Oirmiic Dls-ja-vb Bureessfully treuled. IMione Main 693. Koom 1, 2, 3, second floor Coo: idtfe Uldtf-. opposite Star Theatre. Of fice hiur.i, Id to 12 a. in., 1:30 to 5:00 p. m. C'onxultaiion free. 3-4-if DR J. E. WOOD ELL, Chiropractor ana Naturopath. Wrvuus -and chronic dlaeasfa a specialty. Suite 20, Soin tr UMir. ovr Sil vertliorn'a. Office boura. 10 to 12 a. in.. i:3o ;o T, p. m., 1 to 8 evenings. I'htttm 4S7-W. A1TOHNKYS JLIKIC and l-jy'l'l-:ti )'nlmi-r-Kocac llulldinff. L.a (irande. Or-Kun. COCH HAN and Eli E 1 H A tt D Geo. T Cochran and Colon R. Eburhard. At tortuiya. La Grande National liank Building. COXTKACrOKS D. J. McLEI.LAN lteglat.'red profea tjlonal Civil Engineer; survi'yiuK and iapa. Room ll. La Cirande National Hank ItulhllnK. I'lione Main Ul. AltCIUTKCTS B. B. Miller. Archltwjt. Koom 11, La Qrandu National iiauk Bulldlntf, La 'Irande. OrcRon. ALCTIONKIOKS AUCTIONEER I. R. Ni-tionei-r. Satisfrii-1 ion 1'';iimi Kak-8 a sp-;ciiiiiy. PIAXO TLXIiltS ENli:RT I'I.WD TUNING CU-uti iino voii'c your pin no w il ho ill ext ni rharne. Work nu;ir:mtM-(l. full N-vv-lin Hook .Sioru !!' fippoiiUini-nl. Roy E. I'hiltips. -t-ir.-ll FRATERNAL DIRECTORY Y HO MUX. The HrotherhouU oi American Yeo men, UianUu RunUu lloni'-sleud No. 2Hti, muets ev.-ry first :iml thir'1 7lnnmi:iy evenings l Envies Mull Conn nnd H)v(':.liHiiU! tiii n-w policlea. All vlHilliitf rnemiH-rH wiicomi. W. T, 1'A I T EN, Eorftinan. MARY E. MAYVILLW, Corrcspomliiiit. L. O. O. M. La Ornmlo Loi1k No. 850. Jxyal Onlvr of Moose, holds retfolur meutlnK every Thursday night at if p. m. at Odd Fellows' Hall. The Wo man's MooBliart Legion meeta sec ond and fourth Thursdays of each month. Moose Lglon of th World 0"-eU HPCond Motidny of each month. Vlattots always wulcome. J. J. HARLAN, Dictator. W. 1''. KI-.INOIIA.MMER. Se. i P. O. HLKS-r-La Orundp Lodge No, 1 l.nHiro nifi-tn pmh TllUrsdRV iV- enl'nic at 8 o'-lo( k. Home and cluD lrlvllf(c'B cheerfully extended to all llrotiicr KIks. S. PEAN CIIOWE, Exalted Ruler. V. L- PEA IISON, Secretary. KOllERN W(KinMKN W AM RRM'A La tJrnndr Camp No. 77t.1 iiitts on thb firal Thursday rtvnlns of wicb month, til the, K. of 1. HatL. VIsRIug DlKhbora welcome. e. r. ULnn. v. c, JAKE RnSTOCK. Clerk. A F. an1 A. M. La Cramle Lodjje No. 41, A. F. and A. M-. holds regular meetings first and third Fridays at 7:K0 p. m. Cordial welcome to all C. W. niN-r-.N'ER. W. M. E. H. ItlNit). Soc. I. (). EA'lI.ES A.Ti. No. 2 59. nf" every KrIUny niirht t EkIi' UH VI.lttnK metiit)r wHeonm j.' :. iilu'nsKi.u 8nc. WOOHMKN OK TH1J WDIIUJ-1." Oi-n0 C'smp No. 169. llfC-ts every firm RTifi third Monday ut r.nKlefl ball. All vIsltitiB -li'lifhlmr. welcome. Dues payable at the -office of the clerk. Kooma 21-22, La Grande Na tional Bank HldB. JOHN F.COTT. C. C. n. J. K1TCHKN, Cleric. KNIfiBTB OK 1'VTHIAS l!ed Croji. .odsre No. 27. meet, every Monday evenlPB In Castle Hall ( K. of P. Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all vlaitlriF Knlf-Mits. Fit AN Iv A. TCItNER, C. C. C. I.. liHAHAM, K. It. ti. WOMEN'S HKSBKIT ASSOCIATION of the Maccabees, l.a Grande Loifrt N. J7 V It. A. of M. Lodtre meets first Thursday at '.' p. m. and third V-'ed-sraday at p. in., at K. of P. Hall. vlMtlini; Sisters welcome. MRS. MAIIV OALLAOHER. Coinniandcr. MARJOTtlE EATON. Record Keeper. O. K. S. Hope Chnpt-T No. 13. O. L. 8.. i hold iai-d rnmmuniratioii the aec V ond and fourth Vt-dne.daya of each nonth. Visiting members coru.ally welcomed. . . . NELLIE O. NEILL, W. M. VS' H. r.P.QVE. DOINGS OF TU DUFFS " Tom. 've got A Surprise liV roo VOL) DORIS HAS A i NEW STUNT AWD V;)ij TO COME ME TO DIUNER Vltl. VOU? Want Ads CHNtOPIi.UTOlt. DR. HKI.I.K MYKRS, Chiropractor, New Foley Building. Hours 10 to 1- - m., 2 to 5 p. m. and 7 to 8 p ! . 7-'24-tf FOR SAI.K OH 'i It A OK FOR SAIK Whit Farmers 15x. Lejrlmrn heiin 7-2o-;it F(K SALK Sur cherries. V. A. 11. Ferryman. Call il-77 FDR SA'IjK White Leghorn hens 7 ft cents apiece. 2MM N. Fourth St. Call 2U:)-K- 7-2r-;tlp FiR SAiLK Small females. Inquire Llewellyn Observer. 7-1 Up FOK SALIC Reed baby buy ami ri'fi luoi ntfti' 1:MW ..,.,.n.l 7-2fl-tf PAPKK FOR APPI.K AND FRUIT; lioxes for sale at the Observer of-1 fice. Chtap. 7-8-tfjthe baby charms- Th eclimax of th- i story comes with a suddenness and. I 'OH SAI.K Dodf" touring car in ' with a dramatic intensity that will good condition, phone :04-R. 7-24-Si IVH SALE A gentle :i-year-old milk cow giving U gallons per day. Will be fresh in March. 2fi(H Spruce St , phone 158-W. 7-Jti-2t FOR SALE A- beautiful china cab inet, plate glass shelves and mir ror, at half price if sold at onei . Call Main f5. 7-'24-tf run &ALr f.ottage nouse of sixf rooms with bath, electric lights amlj cement cellar all in good condition, ('lose in and desirable to buy. Phone Main f.00. 7-7-tf WAXTKD WAXTEP Furnished rooms in priv ate family. Call Y. M. C. A. sec retary, Main 715. 7-24-tt WANTED TO RENT Three or four modem unfurnished rooms oi 4 or five room modern house. Address Box 70(1. (i-21-tf MAN WANTED to do soliciting a few hours in evening during week Must live in La Grande. The rig'it party can make from 510.00 to $2o.o0 extra each week. Write the Portland Rug Co., 1072 E. 17th Ht . Poitlnnd, Oregon- 7-24-tit FOK KKNT ruit Kh.M two lurmshed rooms for light housekeping. 1017 4th St., Corner 4th, boring and oth street: 7-io-tf FOR .RENT One of the apartments over J. C. Penney Co. store. Call Main H7. 7-lH-if FOR RENT Three room furnished apartment close in. Call 521-W, 7-Ri-tf FOR RENT Three-room modern house.. Inquire 171o Washington Ave. 7-2f-tf FOR RENT Furnished lo'OO Washington Ave. apartment. 7-12-tf FOR RENT Two-room furnished apartment. Phone 215-W. 7-IS-tt LOST- LOST I'ackat'e containinjf three haU and a kodak. Finder return to Ob server. Harvey Sample. ' 7-2fi-.lt p LOST Tire and rim up Catherine Creek, Monday. Finder please re turn to Observer office. 7-20-:tp MlSCKLLAi:Ol S For .McConnons Red Liniment and other products see or write ('has. A. Rriggs, P. 0. liox 47, Ia (liande, Oregon. (i-'H-b'tp LOCAL CORSETIERE for Barclej Corset. Mrs J. F. O'Connell. 1104 n rwT,o PhnnA U7..I. Strirtlv Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching arid Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. 3-1-tf HEM.STITCH1N(; and Picotg at tachment. Fits any sewing ma chine. Price $2. Economy Sales Company, Mcdfonl, Oregon. 7-20-fitp VFEIH.ECRAFT SHOP Hemstitcn- ing, pleating, stamping and a full line of stamped baby novelties Mamie Duby, l!i:!0 First St-, rfciker. Oi egon. 7-24 -tf I . j HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered ! Mrs. L. H- Norton. MHi Adams Ave PLAIN and FANCY Sewing. Reason blp niices- Phone 2'SA-W. 7-ai-t 'slat $1.".010 IX TMi'or i to OLASOOW While the home of .It the late John Watt was being clean- d at Partick $ 1 ."..tn0 w.u found hidden in a teapot. I VJANT OUT WITH "IOHICjHT- I OH.DORI5, I BROUGHT TOM I AHOME WITH ME FOR. DINNER! T t 15 IT READY r VET P ( & (?16HT j -n 1 : SK UP 1T'5 SURE! PtlV ALPEADV. I! THEATRES C()MI(i TO SHEH ItY'S Sl'NDAY AM) MONDAY. "The Trap Ttrmed One of the Year'- lies l Films. The metropolitan press has unqual ifiedly lermtd "The Trap," ln Chan ey's Universal-Jewe) sluirinif feature, one of the best pictures of the year. As Gaspurd the Good, who hides n neath a Minting exttiior the heart -f a wolf. Chancy does some of the most notable work of his career an I carries the suspense of the story right, up Lu llu. last reel, where a fight with a starving tinibtr wolf furnishes the biff moment of the play. ' "Thou shall not kill," wains the vil lage piiest and Gaspai'd obeys the let-1 ter of his teachings but for seven yeais he brings ill luck on the pair1 that betrayed him- Gaspard adop'.s1 the infant son of I'ensoii, his hated ) f-nemy, after he has engineered a plot I tn nut th lnH.T in t hi nemtimt inrv. I He plans to take his final ,revengc- on ' the bnhv' rhim. Thu climax of thp thrill even those that imagine them- selvts thrill-proof. ! The role of Thalie is played bv Dam mar Godowsky, daughter of the world famous pianist, and in private life the wife of Frank Mavo. Others in the' cast include Iiene Rich, Alan Hale, Snottiswooile Aitken, Herbert Stand ing, Stanley Goethals, and Frank Campeau. Robert 'l'hoinby directed this Universal-Jewel feature which was photographed against a scenic background of imposing beauty in j Yosemite- j AN El'IC OF NEW YORK'S EAST SIDE IS "JCST AltOiiM) THE CORNKIC" Following the great success made by "Humoresque," a Cosmopulitan pro duction released b' Pai amount, coms another screen epic of the East Sidei of New York in ".lust Around the Corner." Fannie Huist. who wrote "Humoresque' also wrote the story uf "Just Around the Corner,'' which, wns published by Harper and .troth-' ers, New York, in Miss Hurst's firt collection of short stories. Frances Marion wrote the scenario and direct ed "Just Around the Corner," which will be seen at the Arcade Theatre today, Friday and Saturday. j Margaret Sedilon, who took a lead-1 ine part in "The Inside of the C'up,' has a leading role in "Just Around the Corner-" Lewis Sargent, the young actor who won fame for his creation of "Huckleberry Finn" in the. Paramount picture of the same name, will be seen in the role of a prankish messenger boy whose chief aim in lifi is to take care of his mother and sister- Sigi id Holmquist, a Swedish 'beautv, has the role of the daughter and Fred C Thompson is seen as the Real Man. Others in the cust ai'ic, Edward Phillips, Peggy Parr, Mme. Rose Rosonova and W ill. urn Nally. I A late News Reel i also being, shown. ! S OF The harvest of predatory animals hi this slat- has been allutiother satisfactory this fiscal year, ending June ltd, states the report of Stan ley O. Jewett. inspector of th' biological survey. Coyotes mi inher ing 2 :i 7 7 . .'! f, 8 bobca is. 3 t i in ber wolvi.m and 2.1 stock-killing bears ha vi? boen either trapped, shot or poisonedi by the govternment work ers in co-opera t ion with slate and county officials during the past year. It is thought by the inspector thai more were jiolsoned t han were iie- envcrcil. Not more than one cov-1 ole out of four is thought lo have been recovered by the operators. Tin bulk of tlie work for the year was carried on in the eastern Orgoh livestock open range country !,n. njHiitliin with iiwpiiih furnish- erl bv tlie wool growers' iiHsoeiation, ' The woo Igrowers have entlriiatei that tlie work of the. year has saved them Jl-iu.otm when the dannigfe that a coyote does in his HfMini Is rated at jaO. Financial co-opfration ha. been received by the statfv sanitary live stock board and Hit' county courts of Morrow, Wasco and Coos coun ties. The greatest hindrance lo effect- " wortc oy ine goernm"ni agents nan oeen me privaie notimy nunter who woultl spring and unbait gov- eminent traps to save the coyote fr himself during the fur Sfafon. ' i.inii is iiin : iH'i'il niiioe ui ri'oiht' j the bounties la some count b-s n'-ar tlie stiit e liiws. H u liters in ot linr have made practices of bring ing their skins Into Oregon countli secure the greater bounty offered-; Is felt hy the biological niirvy j that with yreatet financial appro- pilation by the state for salaried rappers and poison agents, eiioeine THOUSAND nnuriTrn iii rni bO UIUMLLLU There Were Other Callers Ghautauqua Program SKVKNTII 2:.m p. m. Prelude Admission .iuc. Playground Festival and Conclusion of Junior '.'iiautaut -Crand Closinjr Concert liilvan Opera C; :!:im p. ni S:IM) p. in (A ilriitiant u nrlr imi 1 tl lu iluno k:i 1 isl acl ill' il V emu rolling the coyute wilhin a few years. Tins nnliiiat is by all im'anH tin- most mumylng to Hie slorkrnou, 1 KICKY I TMIIEAI, l ull $;! PAlll.-?. M. Joseph Cautu-r. r I.a FettH liaucher bJ'l j:tn to pay a band fur 'playing merry tunes at his funeral. Ills wishes vene re spected. Two carloads of ;. lined good.' wern shipped Friday by the Kiigeiie Fiuit Growers ashtoeiatloii, one from the Kugeno plan) and anoilnM from the .hiniiion 4Mty cai.nery. ' LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY All kinds nf machinery, HtitomobilM and tractor paired, overhauled nnd rebuilt. Acetyleno welding; of all kinds. Cylinder boring and oversize piitonj, C.ankhafts, Putoiii and Piston Pirn rarroiod. Give us a 'rial D. FITZGERALD, Tro. TONIGHT The Tri-City Revue PRESENTS "Abies Troubles" 1 A 2 Act Musical Comedy BIGGER AND BETTER 4. 1 Popular Prices 25 35 50 Mid Summer Shoe Sale Just ;i few inure tlnvs lo In:-.- your lool wciir at ;i Iii; siivin.y. All shoes lire on I his s:ei'i;il Siile, Jill ooil styles iiml shijcs of fe.-il (il;ility ;i( very low il'iees. The Bootery A I ',ir;i (Use for Tired Feet. 'JOf; Depot .Street Phone M.-iin 1 IS (! rover Smith, Mr. i.,-.tt .1 ii.uf..;.ii.m'f.ii..:rfl tin t. GOIMC. -Voo'RE iXi'S'-. NOW OINJ UP gr' To THE J OH, A 7f DAY. Jl'I.Y 27. . , aautatupia- Vocal iMiieriaiaincnt feaHinnn: l.ijrht Ojit-ra in (o-tume.) Atimissum V-"t. DILI. MAD Y TO I'ltl At ll TIOOO K I V Fli . Or., July 27. llev. William A. SumUiy, eviingellst, who avriveit Ijisi week with, his fam ily fur his annual summer vacation on li is Odoll count ry place, will pi each to his Mood Itiver neighbors a I 1 ivMTHtde enniiu unity church nexl Sunday nioriiiug. Mr. Sunday's annual nermon here all rai l tlie atteni ion of folk of numerous mid-Columbia towns, and it is expnicl that many also will motor here from Portland to hear him. The church is prepar ing for an overflow meet iim. iituzft ltd M ..fi. iEfa.K .raiMi aBfn BY ALLMAN 7 " 1 ",i V . V. a - ri'AV- , A ' fTT A MONEY-SAVING OPPORTUNITY YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS ' ; ,; Tailor-inada Suits at "S.riO, now $71.50 (iS..")0, now- $C1.00 !:' :-."'', w $56.50 ci'vlliinu- iii Men's Simnner 'e:ir , K. & V. Sllilts Jltl.i- 'n!l,-U'S Seini-Sl il'l' Cellars :!."e anil ."ill,. The Toggery 'Andrews I'tus. KNOX HATS Knglneor M. S. Stoki h rotH iv-'d a broken hip and Fi.oman Moore sul loroil serious bodily Injurii's when a locomotive turned ot cm th" Cort land. A.doria Pacific railway near ! Manning recent ly. NOTICE. Motire is hnehy given that Julia V, Mi l-Ier h:i fil. .1 lo-r Kr-nl rcn'i- Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Refrigerators at Price to Suit the Pocketbook ED D0N0HUE, Prop. Phone, Black 1242 Bir & Jefferson The Reason rcmoim Substantial Ghowth, IS OUR 5UOSTANTL4L SEHVIGE 5fj( Matter of ' " 2 -i - -.- Regularity look liiiek :ii the i;isl I'ive ynva. They M'enl qttieMy ilidn't they ? Did you ever stop to figure vh;i( a few dollars depositeil monthly in this hank, in a savings aeeoiint drawing interest at V'" eomwiuniled semi-annually, would amount to at the end of five- vears? 1.(10 would' .".mount to $ fi(i. ID "i.OD would aoninnt to $ I'.liJ.IS'i tUMIO would anioiiitt tos5 lilil.li.") ff'2')M wt'itld amount to Kllil.liU Make it an unfailing duly to deposit a sum of money earh ntonlh. 'oit will find thai regularity will gaiii results. United States - La Grande, Ore. ICE SANITARY ICE CO. Two Phones ! 597-J 297-M (;J V. D. GE ANDY, Prop. I liny nnd wll tlirtniia, Oliscrvcr J lilKl"fl.l A 'In. 1- .r, !.'r as , .linn.i-ti.tt' i of the Estate of iluih t;. Mail. Iecea-,ed, and that Uv Ciiun'y Curt of FiMt.n County hut t.Nec? Moi(.i:,v. t: lilsi day of Aug . I'.'.'J, the ln-.ir .if ten o'clock tin- time wlu-a it wiil hear "biieii m; to siii-h final account an- v. i:l ;i n!e at..l d-'ermi:ie lb- same. ( l;.U l'i )1( 1 1 Jt KAK1N. Ati.i!ii,-ys for Adiiiai.iiratrix. .f.ilv "'.-'7 -w nt-17 National Bank Snodgrass and Zimmerman Ittneral Service Par lor, Licenced' Embal mer, Ambulance Ser vice. Day rhone Vain Night I'l.one, Main 743. !",ii."i Fourth St. Fa Grande, Oregon. taj- bj. fj ty fy .f. S i .1 m.Am7 m. , . : V-L-ir V nr!t o o o o