La Grande evening observer., August 17, 1922, Image 7

Thursday, August 17, 1922
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE SEVEN
THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE by Condo
Classified Want Ads
THEATRES
LATti.S and
Cj4SrrITU3H5M.
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
ATTOItNKYS
. FOIl KAI.K Oil THAUM
COCHRAN and EREitllAUD cioo T
Cochran and Colon H. Kijcrhftrd At-or"-
UrDdo National Hank
CHIIMM'It ACTOR.
DR. HK1.I.K MYKIiS, Chiropractor,
Now Knlcy IluiWintr. Hours -10 to
. 11! a. m., a to 5 p. m. and 7 to 8 n
m. 7-21-tf
KOIt SAI.K Hodge screen body truck.
luuuiu, 1'urmeis ox.
Kolt SAl.r; KokI touring car, lyiil
nic.ti'l. Inquire 151 U Adams Av.
8-15-atp
Knit SAI.K Nice trif.tie team, broke
to riclu and drive. Call ut 1:U1 conu'r
) avenue and Kijfhtli. 8-15-41,)
OR. J. B. WO()nni.r hlropractor ana
Naturopath. NV-rvina and chronic
disease, a specialty. JSiiito 20. 8mn
ier Hide. Over Sll UTthurn'n. Orrico
bourn, 10 to 12 a. in.. t:Su to 6 d. iu. 7
to 8 evunlnKft- Phon 4fl7-w.
CONTHACTOIfS
U. J. McLELI.AN rteitliitoreo: prof,..
Ulonal Civil Elitfliietr: surveying and
naps, Koom la, I.a firande National
Uank Building. Phono Main 111.
KATUItU LIKE
DR. A. N. MAY VI LLP. Spec III 1 1st II.
, chronic dlseato-B. Methods, Merliano-
Therapy and Naturopath. fcjlttn and
blood diseases, nervous diseases.
Chronic Headache, Kexema, Sciatica.
Appendicitis, Constipation. Howl
Trouble: all kinds of Chronic DIml-ib-
ea auccessfully treated. Phone Main
693. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Coot-
ldKe Bldg-., opposite Star Theatre. Of
fice bourn. 111 to 12 a. m., l.au lo 6:0J
p. an. Consultation free. 4-4-tf
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
DR. J. I,. INGI.K & DR. MAKCiARKT
lNGl.K, Osteopaths. Diseases of
women and ci.yidren a specialty.
; Office phone Main 100- Residence
phone Main 103, 2 rins. Seinine.!
nidi?.
I'Olt TUADK isiar llnrley-Diividson
Sport Klect. liip. fjr Kurd suitable
for Imp. Write 1). lilunienstein, Ei
(lin, Die. 8-15-0t
PAPKK KllK APPLE AND FRUIT
Hoxea for salu at the Observer of
fice. Ch. an. 7-8-tf
FOR SALE One second hand McCor
inick combine harvester with cn
irine .straw dump und wagon load
er. Cheap. Oregon Hurdware &
Implement Co. 8-10-tf
SEEN' A OWKX IS fil'I.ENDII)
IX 'HACK PAY"
Seena Owen, whose performance
In "The Woman God Chnnttejl," "8
heAii ilAii-rlhuil iim ohm fif tliv finest
uv,,,,,,,! f ,1 ennui fin neljntr vr
8-10-ltp Kt,en motion pictures, usain liua
the leading role In "Buck Pay, ' u
new 1-uramount picture created by
Cosmopolitan Productions showing
at the Arcade theatre tivitiy, Fliduy
and 'Saturday.
The story was written by Fannie
Hurst,
In "The Woman Clod Changed"
Miss Owen depicted a woman who
from the start whs 'bad aud who
gradually comes, through hard ex
perience, to sett the light of right
eousness and clean living. In "Buck
Pay' she bus once more a rote in
which she Is first seen as an un
sophisticated country glii whu it
later plunged Into the vortex of
New -York's wildest Jito.
As Hester llevins, Miss Owen un
dergoes u morul breaking duwn, but
shining through the mask of her
gaytity In ;a fulnt longing for the
upright simple life she had led in
Case Thresher with brake, self feed-! her small town home.
er, grain Handler, wind stacker and
liagger attachment. In first cinss
condition. Only $0(10. Oreiron
nat-dwnre & implement Ci.
8-10-tf
FOll KENT
FOR RENT Furnished apnrtmen
lliOU Washington avenue. 8-11-tf
FOR KENT Housekeeping room-.
Phone .'ItiO-W'. 8-12-tf
FOR RENT Modern furnished apart
ment. Permanent party preferred.
Call Mrs. Ljuie Maguile, UUli Sixth
street 812-tf
PHYSICIANS ASI) Sl lKIKO.NS
OEO. H. VKHR8. M. D. I'.eneral BurB
ery. Office over Silvertliorn'B. Oftlce
phone Main 112,
J. J. UAIiliY. M. 1).
Blirireon. Over I'ulni:
Office phone 612-w.
. PIAXO TL'XEllS
EXl'HItT PIANO Ti:NlMI Clean and
voice your plunu without exit
charge. Work guaranteed. Call New
I In Hook Klore fur uupot itinent. l:o
Phillips. i-ir.-i
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
VKOMKN.
Tne BrotnerhiMKi ot Amprirnn Yeo
Mien, Urando Komie lioiiiestend .it
2X8J, nieutH every first and Ihtr'
Ttiuradiiy ovt'tilnuH al K;ir;l,-4 I t;il
Coinu and lnve.sl nrnte the m-w yollcii'M.
All viBltinjc nuinlMr welcome.
W. T. 1'A H'KN.
Koretnan.
MAltY K.' AIAYVII.LW.
CorrL-spondent,
U O. O. M. L.a Ornnde I.odse No.
Loyal Order of Moose, holds regular
meeting every Thursday nlf-rht at H
p. ki. at Odd Fellows' Hull. The Wo
men's Moooeheart Leprion mecli sec
ond and fourth Thursdays of eauh
month. Moose Legion of the World
meets second Monday of each month.
Vlsltois alwavn Vfleome.
J. J. 11;. KUAN, Dictator.
W. K KijlNt-JHAMMICK. Spa.
11, P. O. EIKS Ka Grande T-rfidjfe No,
488. Uotlje nuM'trt each ThurHflwy ev-nlnK-
at 8 o'clock. Home and dim
Srlvtleppfi cheerfully extended to all
rother Elks.
S. 11-AN UROWE, Exulted Ruler.
F. L. PEARSON, Secretary.
MODERN WOODMUN OF AMttTllCA
La Grande Camp No. 7T0.1 mt-fts on
the first Thursday evening of each
lonlh. In the K. of I'. ilall. Visiting
nelKbbora weicoinc.
E. n. MXGCI, V. C,
JAKR ROSTOCK. Clerk.
V. F, anl A, M. La Grande Lodfre No.
41, A. P. and A. M.. holds regular
neetlnss first and third Fridays at
7:80 p. m. Cordial welcome to all
Masons
C. W. BTNGNF.rt, W. M.
E. R. R1NGO. St c.
f. O. EAGLES Aerie No. 25?, meets
every Friday nitcht at Eagles llall.
Vlsltlnar members welcome.
Z. LILLY. W. P.
J. E. lilRDSKLU Bee.
WOODMEN OF THE . WOTILD Lb
Grant a Camp No. 119. Meets every
first and third Monday at Eagles
hall. All vlsitintc leitrhbors welcome.
Dues payable at the office of the
clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Grande Na
tional Bank Bldg.
JOHN SCOTT. C. C.
R, J. KJTCHEN. Clerk.
NIGHTS OF PYTHIASHed Cross
Lodge No. 27. meets every Monday
evening in Castle Hall K. of H.
Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome
to all vlHltinp: Knights.
FRANK' A. TURNER. C. C.
C. L. GRAHAM, K. K. 8.
WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION of
the Maccabees. La Grande Loifvo N.
27, W. B. A. of M. Lodge nueln flrat
Thursday at 2 p. m. and third V-,''-nesday
at 8 p. in., at K. of P. Hal'
Vlaltlng Sinters welcome.
MRS. MARY GALLAGHER,
Commander.
MARJORIE EATON.
Record Keeper.
O. E. 8. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. h. 8..
holds stated communication the sec
ond and fourth Wednesdays of each
month. Visiting members cordlall)
W6lC" NELLIE 'G. NEILL, W. M.
AVVA S. GO'-.K. Se.
ONE SUITE OKKIOB Rooms for rent.
InquLu Putman's Drug; Store.
8-9-tf
WA.NTKD
WANTED M.m nnd wife for Renerai
fnrni work. Apply in person- Hot
Lake Sanatorium. 8-LV:tt
MISC'KLLANKOUS
NEEOLECRAKT SHOP Hemstitcn
inv:, plp&tin, stamping and a ful
line of stamped baby novelties
Mamie Duby, 11KI0 First S-, Baker
Oreiron. . 7-24-tf
LOCAL CORSETIERE for Barcles
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.
8-1-tf
PlayhiK otpposUti jMIhh Owen in
Matt .Moore, well re mom beret for
bis partn in "Straight 1b the Way"
and "The Passionato Pilgrim." Mr.
Moore, in the character of Jerry
Xewcombe, 1b the plain, struightfor
warHi country boy who loves Hester
in spite of her rejection of him, in
spite ot her leavfiiK the town where
they live and in spite of the Hie
she subswiuently leads. It i Jer
ry's undying love lor Hester that
is the keynote of the dramatic story
of "Back Pay."
A late news reel Is also being
showu.
ENLARGING AND TINTING
OUR SPECIALTY.
Beautiful Pictures in Colors or
Monotone made from your Koda
Films, both Portrait and Scenery.
Kithardson'j Art & Gift Shop.
7-2li-wcd & sat-tf
NOTICE TO REPUBLICANS.
On Aiifjust 2;fh State Chairman1
Walter L. Tooze, Jr., of McMinnville,:
wiN be in La Grande and at 3 o'clock;
in the afternoon ut the city hall there,
wili be a meeting of Republicans, both
men and women, for the purpose of
discussing mutters concerning the "0
iitical part- It is requested that all
party members interested in the suc
cess of the ticket be present and con
verse with the state chairman.
Republican Central Committee.
8-;2-8tp.
F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. Will hold
another Big Sale Saturday, Aug. 19.
Special merchandise ot different hours.
We have no article in our store over
I'm- each- Tun't miss this big Bar
irain Dnv.
I W. WOOLWORTH CO.
ONE DAY SALE,
Saturday, August 19.
'We reserve the riht to lurit the
amount of special merchandise; to my
one customer. ,
8-HLf!t
AT SHKItltYS
'norm.ix vm homeo"
WITH WILL KOGLHS
There seem to be no limits to the
eoniedic possibilities latent In Will
Rogers, the Goldwyn cowboy star.
Each new photoplay In which he. ap
pears is more humorous than it
predecessor. Besides, Will Rogers
never seems to exhaust his supply of
comic gestures, for each situation in
which he finds himself, oaJi8 forth
an original comic response.
Mr. Rogers portrays a cowboy
lover whose sweei heart ' refuses to
listen to his bashful love-making.
Site will have none other than the
man who cun. make love like a
"movie" hero. Consequently, the
cowboy lover goes to tlie "movies'
to learn how to make love. Hi
experiences at the studios are the
most humorous scenes Will Rogeis
has ever played. "After these exper
inees, he Is still the bashful lover.
But he? teams of a chap named Ro
meo; and, after reading about him,
dreams of himself as u modern Ro
meo. What happens in the dream
is a rich satire on Shakespeare's
immortal love-drama.
The story was written by Elmer
Rice, who wrote "On Trial," one or
the most successful modern plays,
when he waa only twenty years old.
He has betm associated with the
Goldwyn scenario department for
the ipast two years.
Clarence Badger, who diroctert
"Doubling for Romeo." has directed
Will Rogers 1n nearly all his pic
tures. One tof the unique features of
this photoplay Is the satirical tit
ling, founded on Shakespeare's play,
which was done by Will Rogers
himself. The. picture is one of the
most humorous nnd cleanest photo
play comedies ever produced.
Also Irving Cumniings In "The
Avenger," u 'two reel westesn f'n
tu re.
PRO GOLFERS TO
MEET
SHORTLY
3.t.oun a? history
s So THts
3-
ONE MOWONT .I 1 SeS. VCKJ'ftfc GOING
box erws you T3MiwtsTv3fi thc
psfts e.ux it's nq SpC5scHy
p YOU CANa'X THINK. ON XOU(
:Yt5GT TH Ouf -rue
Sr-f:V'V - ORATOR
August 13 to August 3, of. lliu
annual tournament of the Profet-
slon.il Golfers' associatiny. Thos.
in charge of arrangements for (he
championship event declare that
about three score of the national
leading profs, will be In Pittsburgh
to play.
The Qualifying rounds will !
played on many courses in the coun
try before the real tournament fcots
under way at Oakmont. Only Amer
ican professionals will be permitted
to enter.
Pittsburgh will be nllowed flvo
regular 1 players in the tournament,
under' a recent ruling of the I'. (.
A. However, the Pitlsburgh goit
ers will be called, upon to fill t h
places of qualified prnfeKsinnnls
from distant points who may be un
able to make the trtu.
The Oakmont courso, scene of the
national amateur championship piny
several years ugo, is considered one
of the best courses In the united
States. There is a severe penalty
for every misplay, hook or slice.
Oakmont Is well-trapped with tree,
sand and bunker hazards.
We make a fresh supply of Lime
Water every few days. It's a clean,
saturated solution. 8-14Ut
NEWLIN DRUG CO.
Leather Vests and
Leather Lined Coats
FOR FALL HAVE ARRIVEDI
Tlioy linvc iialily ami a pri'-V that is riht. Fall
fiiiilinjjs arc arriving every day. See (hem.
Always liesf. '.
The Toggery
Andrews Bros.
KNOX TATS
tintisiiisssWatli'akAhtikT.raTii-if t--1 firfrWr '---4if'nr,rrrrwwiBwj
The M. A. Slilwell Meat Co., Inc.
Delivers the Goods
TWO MARKETS
The-Quality market Adams Ave., next to the
Skastf store. Ktilwell's market on Fir St., next
to tlie 1 Ian-is (irocerv.
Wc have our own IVe'e delivery. WE SELL ICE.
With th Pccsing of Tlmo.
I Aoinin is more disappointing man
a nMininii of Hie "old gang ymi uscrl
to liimw." A guild many of them are
Un longer the fellows they used to he,
Hntfthe ones that stHl are don't conic.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
All persons holding circulars carry
ing the names of the men who are
out on strike anil also names of
men who are acting as strikebreak
er, are hercbv requested to take off
the name of Charles Baxter, who is
listed aH a strikebreaker. Mr. Bax
ter has been exonerated by the Order
of Railway Conductors, of which he
is a member in good standing nnd
also by the striking shopmen's, com
mittee. Any nei son seeing cir
cular curryinpf this name has permis
sion to remnve it.
STiIMKK COMMITTOR".
,AfI" R.1ft-H
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY
All kinds of machinery, automobile and tractors
paired, overhauled and rebuilt
Aicetylena welding of nil kinds.
Cylinder boring and oversize piitons.
Criuikih&rts, Piutdns and Piston Pint riron.
GWe na a trial
D. FITZGERALD, rrop.
BANGS'
The Typewriter Man.
Cleaning and Adjusting Guaranteed.
Prices Reasonable.
Bargains in Second Hand Machines.
Call Foley Hotel .
Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Refrigerators at Price to Suit the Pocketbook ;
ED D0N0HUE, Prop. .
Phone, Black 1242 !:'.'; Pir & Jefferson '
(Hy AhhocIrIimI Prs.)
PITTSBURGH, Aug. 17. The
difficult Oakmont Country club golf
rourse here will be the scene from
. Laugh at Hot Weather
By Using an Electric Fan.
H. & S. ELECTRIC
Electrical Contractors
105 Depot Street. Phone 393-W
Here She Is Good As New
"With cylinders HEGROUND, AND FITTED WITH McQuay
Norrls Piston Rings, Pistons and Plna, your motor is practically aa
good cs new," says the cylinder regrlnder.
MotoristB are just beginning to realize how much added llfo,
and mileage, can be given their cars by having cylinders reground,
and new rings, pistons ond pins Installed. When these three vital
units are renewed In a reground cylinder block, tho result is prac
tically a new motor. '
In every section of tho country ore shops which specialize In
regrinding equipped with special tools and machinery for this
work.
Your repairman can toil yu whoH-T new piston rings alone
are all your motor needs to brtliK back its lost power, or whether
the cylinders of your motor noed regrinding und complete new
ring, piston and pin equipment.
There is a McQuay-Norrls King mado from Electric Iron
for every purpose and price; specially designed and manufac
tured for replacement purposes each type designed for the par
ticular motor It fits. All standard sizes and over-sizes. An ex
tract from McQuay-Norris, Saturday Evening Post.
You can got Quick service from us.
LEIGHTON'S WELDING & MACHINE WORKS
La Grande, Oregon
The Magic Carpet
At the, telephone when you ask for "Long Dis-taiP-c"
you are on llie magie carpet of today.
A wish expressed and your voice is where you
desire to send it.
In this service, distance is eliminated aud in
convenience is. avoided. The answer is prompt
and time and money are saved.
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
"BILL' HANSEN
Contrncfiir nnd liilllr
Iliick, Mono, Tllo and
Concrete Work
lU-moilcllfiK nd Bmchi1 con
tractlMK. N J"" ''"
none (oo mimll. No wnr-timo
nrlccn. 115 yenrn' experience.
See mo ucroro you lot your
work.
1102 N. St. Cor. N& 5th
WANT ADS!
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and
Zimmerman
Funeral Service Par
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mer, Ambulance Ser
rice. Day Phone
Main 62, Night
Phone, Main 743.
l.-)0.r Fourth St.
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