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Friday, August 18, 1922
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE SEVEN
THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE by Condo
Classified Want Adi
THEATRES
Li-t-ttfc' to this' on.'mv3S. treue:
"WR4T WEree fATW&tS'a LAST H0i?o
4
Leather Vests and
Leather Lined Coats
"MrHef? Hvd no Mst vof?x.3;
MOTW(5R. UA tAJITH HM TO TH& (-AST."
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
HA I -
FOIt SAI.K OIJ M'KAUK
HA L - H HA
ATTORNEYS
COCHRAN and RIIi;ill!.Min-Jlfo. T
Cochran and Colun It. icrhanl, A(
iy"' Urar.dw Kallunal itank
HUIIUllLg.
KM! SAI.K DodKo screen body truck.
j. ii. iKmun, ! miners iOx.
. H-lfl-4tp
CIIIKOI'ltACTOR.
UK. ItKI.l.E MYEliS, Chiropractor.
New Foley Huildiiu;. Hours 10 to
12 a. m., 2 to 5 p. m. and 7 to 8 p
7-a4-tt
OR. J. E. WOODKI.I-n.irunraclor and
Naturopath. N.rvo.ia find chronic
alfteaaca a specialty. 'Suite 20, Sont
wier llldg. uv.-r B!lv.rihorir. orflci
houra, lit to 12 a. m., l:S0 :u 6 . m.. 7
to 8 evenliiKa. I'huno 4!I7-W.
CONTUACTOHS
U. J. MrLF.LLAN'-IUKlH'r. d profen.
tllonal Civil lOntflne.-r; inirv..ylii ano
naps. Room lis, l.a lirutulo National
Bank Building. 1-hoiie Muln ill.
TAT UUIC HUE
DR. A. N. MAYV11.LK, Speclallat In
chronic dlaeaaf-s. Methods, Mechnno
Therapy and Naturopath. Skin and
blood diseases. u.rvoua dlseHson
Cbronlo Headache. iCczenta, ti.i.-ilica
Appendicitis. Conjtipatiun. Itow.-I
Trouble; all kinds of Chronic Dly-i.-a
succeasfully treuted. Phone Main
B93. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Coo:-
fdge Bldff., opposite Star Theatre. Of
fice hours, 10 to 12 a. ill., to 5:00
p. m. Consultation free. 3-4-tf
I' (lit SAI.h Nice ?.tlu lenm, lro!(p
to rule anil drive. Call at 1X11 com
I) avenue ami highlit. 8-l-4ti
KOK TliAIIK 11121 llurli.v-Diivi.faon
Sport Elect. K. fe,r Kurd suitable
lor imp. write 1). Hlumenstein, Kl
ein. re. 8-l.r.-lit
I'Al'Eli KOK APPLE AND FRUIT
Hoxes for sale at the Observer of
fice. Oinn. 7-8-tf
l'Oli SALE One second hand McCer
inick combine hurvester with cn.
Kine .straw dump and wagon load
er. Cheap. Orejron Hardware &
Implement Co. 8-10-tf
FOR SALE One second hand 22-30
l use lnresher with brake, jelf feed
er, (train handler, wind stacker and
badger attachment- In firs', class
condition. Only $!100. Oregon
naniware & implement Co.
' 8-10-tf
I'OK KENT
t'Oli KENT Three housekeeping
lcoms. yo2 c avenue. Phone 4(4-1!.
8-17-3tp
OSTKOPATI1IC PirVKICIA.NS
DR. J. L. INGLE & DR. MARGARET
INGLE, Osteopaths. Discuses of
women and children ,i specialty.
Office phone Main lllii. Residence
phone Main 1UU, 2 rintfs. Sommer
Bldg. '
Hill KENT furnished rooms for
liKlit heuaekeppinf;. 1512 Adams
Ave. Phone 257-J. 8-17-tf
8-17-tf
ATS1IEKKVS LAST DAY OK WILL
ItOtiEliS IN "DOUKLINO
KOK KOMEO."
Sylvia Dreamer makes her debut in
a tioldwyrl picture, us leudinjr hidy
with Wiil Rogers ill his latent laugh
evoking photoplay, "Doubling fur
Romec." Air. Kogeis, who says thit
his latest picture mode even him
laugh, will be seen us a bashful cow
boy lover. The story was written by
Mmer Kice. the author or "Un I ruil,
directed by Clarence Badger, and
photogiaphed by Marcel Le Picard.
will Kogeis took many liberties with
Shakespeare's text; and the sub titles
cf his new pictuie are delighttul pur
odies of the English Will.
One of the best casts ever seen in
a Rogers picture supports the stair in
"Dounling for Romeo." Resides Syl
via Hi eumer, who -is one of the most
beiiutiful women on the screen, Ray
mom! Hatton has the part of a dapper
small-town soda dispenser, and play
it to the life. Sydney Ainsworth,, wiu
has been in many Ooldwyn pictures,
has a gtnteful role as the hero's best
l fiend. The other members of the cast
have all distinguished themselves in
the rast. They are John Cossar, Al
Hint, C E. Turstun, Roland Rushton,
and Ccrdelia Callahan.
A departure in screen comedy may
be seen when the photographs ot fam
ous screen stars are flashed before
the bashful lover as an example of
what a hero should be. Doug and
Muiy, Tom Mix and Bill Hart, not to,
mention . Bull Montana, should boi
grateful for the free advertising.
Also showing Irving Cummings in
1 he Avenger, a two reel western.
HA I
KOK K ENT Housekeeping
Phone 3110JW1.
room?
8-12-tf
PHYSICIANS AND SCUOEONS
OEO. H. VEHRS. M. D. Oeneral Suru
ory, Office over Sllverthoru'a. Oflicc.
pnone Main 112.
J. J. DARBY. M. 1. l'livsleian btii
Surgeon. Over I'utmnit's Drus Star..
Office phone 612-W.
PIANO TLX H1!S
EXPERT PIANO TI'NIM ! Clean and
voice your piano without exira
charge. Work ifuurante.'d. -Cull Ncw
lln Hook Store for appointment. Rev
K. Phillips. -l-ir.-ir
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
i Tne Krotncrho"a ui Anioricnn Ypo
men, Grande lionrte Hoiinni.nd No.
288tv meets every firt urul ttiir'l
Thuratlity eveninns ji t F';ii;lrH Jlali
Jome and Investigate the n'W ijolioies.
All vmillng meinDers wi'lpoine.
W. T. .i'Al'TKN,
Kortittinn.
UAHl K. MAVVIIiLH.
Correspond out,
L. O.'O. M. La Grande Uidf?o No. 850,
Loyal Order of Mooe, holds regular
meetiriK-i everv Thursday nltrlit nt'f
p. Ki. at Odd Fellow.V Hnll. The Wo
men's Mooaeheart Lrfion meett scc-
' ond and fourth Thuradnya of oath
, month. Mocse Lcelon of the World
meeta second Moidny of each month.
Vlaltoia always v;lronij.
J. J. H.'.KlVN. nictntor,
W. F. KulNUIIAMMKH, .Sec.
I'OK RENT Modern furnished apart
ment, rcrmnnent party preferred.
Call Mrs. Louie Matfuiro, Kilfi Sixth
stiet 8-12-tf
ONE SU1TK OKFIOK Kooms for rent.
Inquie Putman's Drug Store.
8-9-tf
WAXTKD
WANTKI) To rent piano of private
family. I'hone 2!);-W. 8-17-2tp
MISCEI,LA.KOUS
NKKDLECRAFT SHOP Hemstitc.v
inc. pleating, stamping and a ful
line of stamped baby novelties
Mamie Duby, 11CJ0 First St., Baker
Oregon. " 7-24-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
NOTICE TO REPUBLICANS.
fi. P. O. ELKS La 3rnnde Lodf?e No.
4S3. Lodse meetn each Thursday ev-
enlnK at 8 o'clock. Home and cluo
prlvlleRea cheerfully extended to all
Brother Elks.
S. L:-AN CROWE, Exalted Ruler.
F.. L. PEARSON, Secretary.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMHUICA
La Grande Camp No. 7Tf3 meets on
the first Thursdav cvenins of each
. month. In the K. of P. Hall. Visiting
neighbors welcome.
- E. R. ItlNGO, V. C,
JAKE HOSTOCK, Clerk.
A. F. anl A. M. La Grande Lode No.
41, A- F. and A. M.. holds regular
meetings first and third Fridays at
7:10 p. m. Cordial welcome to all
Masons.
C. W. BINGNER. W. M.
' E. R. R1NGO, Kt.'c.
V. O. EAGLES Aerio No. Bieeti
. every B'riday nislit at Katies Hall.
Visiting members welcome.
. Z. LILLY. W. P.
J. E. R1RDSEI-L. Sec.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD L
Or a no's Camp No. lf.tt. ileets every
first and third Mondtiy at Ealeo
hall. All vlBiting leihbors welcome.
Dues payable at the office of the
clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Grande Na
' Uonal Bank Rid.
JOHN SCOTT. C. C.
R. J. KITCHEN'. Clerk.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Ited CroFi
Lodge No. 27. meets every Monday
evening In Cnstle Hnll ( K. of V.
Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome
to all viFltinr Knights.
FRANK A. TL'rtNER. C. C,
C. L. GRAHAM. K. 11. 8.
WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOt'IATION of
the Maccabees. La Grnnde Lo-It-e No.
fl7, W. H. A. of M. Lod-e meets first
Thursday at 2 p. m. and third Wd
aeaday at 8 p. m.. at K. of P. Hall.
Vlslttn? RHtfra welcome.
MRS. MARY GAIiLAGHER,
Commander,
MARJORIE EATON.
Recoid Keepr.
O. E. 8. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E. S.,
holdi stated communication the sec
ond and fourth Wednesdays of each
month. Visiting members cordially
welcomed. . .
NELLIE G. NEIIX. W. M.
ANNA S. onOYiE. Hflf
On August 2(ith State Chairman
Walter L. Toozc. Jr.. of McMinnville.
will be in La Grande and at 3 o'clock
in the afternoon at the city hall there
will be a meeting of Republicans, both
men and women, for the purpose of
dirvussmg matters concerning the o
litical 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.
8-12-8tp. .
NOTICE.
TO THE PEOPLE OF UNION
COUNTY:
Your County and. State tax burdens
have become almost unbearable. They
have increased over five hundred per
cent in the Inst five or six year, A
like increase of the burdens of tax
ation for the next five or six years,
or even the continuation of the same
rate of taxation, means confiscation
and to many of you bankruptcy. You
want the burdens of taxation equal
ized so that nil classes of property
will pay its proper share of taxes.
Walter M. Pierce is making his cam
paign for Governor of this State upoi!
these issuer, and these isues alone
His election means lower taxes, am.
an equalization of the burdens of tax
ation. He is a farmer and stockraisei
of Union ccunty, your neighbor, an-i
everything that makes for your sue
cess makes for his success. You
should be proud of his candidacy, en
thusiastic for his election, which wiii
bring honor to your county. A UN
ION COUNTY, PIERCE FOR GOV
ERNOR CLUIt will be organized in
La Grande Saturday, August 19th,
ly22. Every man and woman voter,
irrespective of politics, race or relig
ious creed, who desire his election
should be present at this meeting, and
aid in this organization. Rcmembr
the time and the place and don't fail
to be present. At Sie City Hall, La
Grande, Saturday. August 19th', 1922.
T. H. CRAWFORD,
State Central Committeeman.
S-1o-4t
BACK PAY" SCORES ARTISTIC
. TRIUMPH.
"If sin has nnv waees I have n lot
of back pay coming!" And Hester
Revins got it. The audience at the
Arcade Theatre last night saw Hester
both earn and collect her back pay in
Hack I'av." a realistic Paramount
picture crea:ed bv Cosmopolitan Pro
ductions. It scored a triumph.
The conflictine desires that control
the destinies of every imaginative and
pleasure-lpving woman are vividly
analyzed through Seeria Owen, who has
the leading role in this remarkable
picture. Shall she stay in the little
town of her birth, marry the man who
loves her and give up all thoughts of
adventure and riches cr shall she es
say a flight into the great city? She
has a "crepe de chine soul ' she says,
and decides to yield to it. 1 other
words, she leaves, finds a protector:
and grows- wealthy. i
The man who had loved her is near'
death from wounds received on the
fighting line. She goes to him in the
military hospital, marries him and
takes him to her gorgeous apartment
tor he is blinded and has three weeks
to live. '
He asks no questions and dies with
a great belief in her a belief which
is so stuong and so compelling that
it is transmitted to her and she be
gins once more to believe in herself
She flies from her "gilded cage," and
turns to another life where everything
she gets win be through her own hon
est efforts and bravery. t i
Matt Mjoore admirably plays the
part of the inspired and inspiring Jer-I
ry. Others, adding strength to the!
brilliant cast are J. 'Barney Sherry, j
Ethel Duray and Charles Craig. The;
story was written by rannie Hurst,,
made into a scenaiio by Frances Mar
ion ana directed by v rank Horzage.
"Hack Pay" and an interesting news!
reel will be thei attraction at the Ar
cade Theatre tonight and Saturday.
HOOT G1HSON AND MARY PICK
FORI ON THE SAME BILL
AT STAR THEATRE.
WHAT'S To ClCSH AX
15 THAT Mre'S FiTHFO(w
SVOTlOM SO fUNWY
, "TO TTCAJ 1
I : t
iET X-. '
FOR FALL HAVE ARRIVED
ii-c Unit is right.
1'
They have quality am
suitings are arriving every day. See
Alwnvs 1 lost.
Fall
th
em.
i og
Andrews Broa.
KNOX JTATS
Disabled War Veterans
Are Asked to Meet a
Government Agent1
For the purpose of interviewing all I
disabled World War Veterans of tlmf
community lelative t- government
compensation, vocational training.
hospitalization and war risk insurance.
L- H. WooJ, special contact represen
tative of the, United States Veterans'
Buieau, will arrive in La drande Aug.
lit for a period of seven days ac
cording to an announcement received
here today.
Mr. 'Wood stated in advance com
munication that all Jormer service
people who cart prove that thev are
disabled 10 per cent or more because of
war service are entitled to federal
compensation and that thosu who are
unable to carry on their re-war occu
pations because of war injuries aits en
titled to vocational training at the' ex
pense cf the government. Veterans
seriously ill from war disabilities,
should be hospitalized immediately, he:
stuted. Hundreds of veterans, it ;is
beiicvc-d. are also readv1 to rHK'n
KESF1CK
T
GRAVE
(Ry AsKoclated Tress)
REDDING, Cal.. Aug. 18. Kes
wick, an old cepper smelter and min
ing town near heie, which had a popu
lation of close to 2,500 in liMJO, is soon
to be taken from the face of the map.
Several years ago the big smelter,
which piovidcd employment for hun
drcils, was moved ajiy and now th'.
completion cf an aerial tramwa
makes Keswick unnecessary as a
loading point of ore.
Recently the postofftce was move;'
away and the handful of inhabitant,
remaining are piparing to pack ui
and go. - The. buildings that ure not
torn down will be left to decay.
Keswick was founded in lH9.r anu
for several years was one of the most
imn-tffint towns in llm northnm Cnl-
I if-v.in rnmor holt.
The Universal picture in which Hoot
Gibson is to star at the Star Theatre
Satuiday and Sunday, is the story of
a man who went through the war and
came ,out of it broke, iike many an
other. He hoboed to his old home
section via airplane and dropped out
on the familiar scenery in a para
chute. The title is "Headin West.'
Louise Lorraine plays the chief fem
inine role and William Craft directed
"Just - a - minute - while-we-ehange-i'eels"
do you remember those days
back at the old nickelodean? iWiell,
the stupendous masterpiece of those
days will be shown at the Star theatre
in connection with the Hoot -Gibson
picture- It is a special revival by
Universal of "Ooing Straigt" in which
Mary Pickford won her laurels. Mary
looked years older then than she does
now.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
All persona holding circulars carry
ing the names of the men who are
out on strike and also names of
men who are acting as strikebreak
ers are hereby requested to take off
the name of Charles Baxter, who is
listed as a strikebreaker. Mr. Bax
ter has been exonerated by the Order
of Railway Conductors, of which he
a member in good standing and
also by -the striking shopmen's com
mittee. Any person seeing a cir
cular carrying this name has permis
sion to remove it.
STRIKE COMMITTEE.
Adv. 8-iri-lo
BANGS'
, The Typewriter Man.
Cleaning and Adjusting Guaranteed.
Prices Reasonable,
bargains in Second Hand Machines.
Call Foley Hotel
Here She Is Good As New
"With cylinders REOROUND, AND FITTED WITH McQuay
Norrls Piston Rings, Pistons and Pins, your motor Is practically as
good cs new," says the cylinder regrlnder.
Motorists are Just beginning to realize how much added life,
and mileage, can be given their cars by having cylinders reground,
and new rings, pistons and pins Installed. When these three vital
units are renewed In a reground cylinder block, the result Is prac
tically a new motor.
In every section of the country are shops which specialize In
regrlndlng equipped with special tools and machinery for this
work.
Your repairman can teil yjm whether new piston rings alone
are all your motor needs to bring hack Its lost power, or whether
the cylinders of your motor no-ed regrlndlng, and conuplfcto new
ring, piston and pin equipment.
There Is a McQuay-Norris Ring made 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 get quick service from us.
LEIGHTON'S WELDING & MACHINE WORKS
La Grande, Oregon
The M. A. Stilwell Meat Co., Inc.
. Delivers the Goods
TWO MARKETS
The Quality market Adams Ave., next to the
Slcagg store. Stilwell's market on Fir St., next
to tii Harris (iroeerv.
We have our own free delivery. WE SELL ICE.
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDKY
All kinds of machinery, automobile! atld tractor t
paired, overhauled and rebuilt,
Aicetylena welding of nil kinds.
Cylinder boring and oversize piiton. '
Crankihafts, Fiutoni and Piston Pins ragrowid.
Give ua a trial
D. FITZGERALD, m.
Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Refrigerators at Price to Suit the Pocketbook
ED D0N0HUE, Prop.
Phone, Black 1242
VI .
Fir & Jefferson
r
The Magic Carpet
At the telephone when you ask for "Long Dis
tance" you are on the ningic carpet of today.
A wish expressed and your voice is where you
desire to send it.
In this service, distance is eliminated and in
convenience is avoided. The answer is prompt
and time and money arc saved.
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
"BILL' HANSEN
Contractor and Itilllilcr
Brick, Hlono, 'f Ho nnd
Concrete Work
IlrmmlRllnR nil Roncral con
trnctinR. No Job too InrRo,
none too mnnll. No wnr-tlnm
prim. 115 yer' CYneH'-1"-0-Bee
mo before let your
work.
1102 N. St. Cor. N & 5th
hi:ai TIIK WANT ADS!
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
BUT I DON T WANT
YOU TO-VOU CAM
SO AND" PI. AY
WITH Boys JUST
THE SAME
Danny Declares Himself.
Bv Allman
GO BAREFOOT - ,
ALLTHE OTHER
KIDS DO ;
UZ&mm- -sHIS MAMMA . v. yfW&mW&- l SUPPOSE I'LI N
. . IKY LOOK AT THE l Wosl'T LET HIM I fiU v...; v mfa&t&&& I I 5???. .... .
BUT I DON'T WANT u jty w ROMll TAKE HIS SHOES 1 . I 7""-"' WW-v UCI " ui.:vino mo
(YOU TO -YOU CAM" I I-SciJL OFF OH DEAR i-O THAT AND 1 AIN'T J A- A NWHEM I GCT
GO AND-PLAY VhLhA NO SISSY HIS OLDMArl HOMP 1 S
VWITH BOYS JUST HA-HA-HA. Jf HERECLTTIE- V I MUST BE A
'THEAEy
Snodgrass
and
Zimmerman
Funeral' Service Par
lor, Licenced Embal
mer, Ambulance Ser
vice. Day Phone
Main 62, Night
I'hone, Main 743.
1.10r Fourth St.
La Grande, Oregon.