La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 22, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text.Tuesday, August 22, 1922 THE LA GRANDE EVENING' OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN" -ItHE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUS by Condo I WSlMSflJZISSSSXSS?!, Classified Want Ads THEATRES YES SI - Jl PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ATTOKXKYS l'tK HAI.K Olt IKADhl COCHRAN nnd EI! l.ilHA II 11 fieo T Cochran ai,u l',i.i k. Kl.urhr.i,' At torney.. L Uri.d, Nuiiunal Kauk Huildmir. I l'Ol! SALE Ciuldtn Pmituiii sweet "m frvh from the field, sold ini lots, lur tannini; at :i( lentH per doi. iMivelt-U. Liione 2Ufi-K. 8-'Jl-2t) CHIROPRACTOR. DR. BEL.I.K MYK1W, Chiropractor, New 1'uley liuildini;. Hours 10 to li a. m., z to u p. m. and 7 to X p m. 7-21-tf OH. J. E. WOODEM. rhlrnpriictor ana Naturopath. Nt-rvojs and rhrunt- dlaeaaea a apecltUty. Sulto 20 Sum mer Bids. Over 8il rrioni'.'orri: bours, 10 to 12 a. m., 1:30 to 5 d ui 7 to 8 evenlnga. Plion 4;t7-w CONTRACTORS O, J. MOL.KLLAN ItenlHIirMt profea clonal Clvtl l'liiglnt:i:r; mirvcyliiK an,, apa. ttoom la, l.n Oruiulf, N'attonal Uauk Building, l'hono Mitln 1)1. HATCKU L'lUR DR. A. N. MAWU.l.R Sprclalllt In chronic dl.eaat-fl. &!.-thoda. M.-cliano-Therapy and Naturopath, bkin and blood dlswtaes, ntrvoua dixfasi-s Chronic Headache, iVzenia, fccimica, Appendicitis, Constipation, Howel Trouble: all kinds of Chronic Dlne-ia-ea succeaarully treated, l'hono Main 693. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Cooi IdKe Bids,, opposite Star 'i'liealrti. Of rice hours, 10 to VJ a. in., l:3u to r, : 00 p. an. Consultation frot). 3-4-tf .OSTEOPATHIC PHYHHIAX9 DR. J. L. JNGUi & UK.. MAROA-REr INGLE, Osteopaths. llisi'ases of women and children a spiv-aky. Office phone Mant lOtj. Residence phone Main 2 rinK3. Summer I'D!; SALE Apricots. Phone 4x1, or Hail Route No. 2, Box 47. K. L. Wilson. 8-21-tf IOK SALE d'Yesl! Jersey cow, 8, years old. Call Enrmeis B4. 8-21-2lp TRACTION ENGINE FOR SALE -2 h. p., ko-m! condition, for sale cheap. See or write Conner's, Inc., Ijniin, OreEon. 8-19-Ut I' OR TRADE l'J21 ilurley-DavljBonl sport meet, f.tip. yr hord suitable for hup Wa-ilu I). Hlumenstein, El pin. Ore. 8-ir-6t PA HER FOR APPLE AND FRUIT Boxes for saUi at the Observer of fice. Ch. an. 7-8-tf FOR SALE One second hand McCor ir.ick combine harvester with tn Kine .straw dump and wagon load er. Cheap. Oregon Hardware & Implement Co. 8-10-lf FOR SALE One second hand 22-30 Case Thresher with brake, self feed er, (train handler, wind stacker and banner attachment. In firs', class condition. Only $900. Oregon Hardware & Implement Co. 8-10-tf FOB KENT FOR RENT Housekeeping room? Phone 31W-W. 8-12-lf PHYSICIANS AND BCltCKOXS iJEO.'H. VEHlta, M. D. (leneraj Kure ery. Office over Sllverthoru'ij, Uftice phone Main 112: J. J. DAItllV, M. 1). riiyskl.MI and Burgeon. Over I'm limit's Uruu Store. Office phone U2-W. PIANO TLXKKS EXPE11T PIANO Tl'NINti Clean ami voice your plnno without exir:i charge. Work i;u:iriintetl. i all New ln Book Store for uppolntineiit. Uoy K. Phillips. l-ir,-tl FRATERNAL DIRECTORY Tno Brotherhood ot American Yeo moD, Urando Jionde lluim-mc-ad No. 2S8C, nieetH uvrry fir.se n ml thin' Thursday vvcnliHTH ;tt I'iikU's Jhtll Came nnd Investigate iho v-w policies. All visiting meinhiT) .vcJcomo. W, T. iA i'TUN, t'oremnn. : MAUV tf. MAWIhliK; CorresponUunt.. U O. O. M. La Ornnde IdffQ No. 850. Loyal Order of Moose, holdn r.uhir tneetinn: every Thursday i.ljflil at H p. hi. at Odd Fellows' Hall. The Wo men's Mooah'nrt Lotion mtiiiii sec ond and fourth Thursdays of o.a::h month. Moose LeRlon of the World meets second Moidny of each month. Vlaltois always 'e!rome. J. J. tL.UJjAN. Dictator. W. l' KijINGI I A MM Al. Sec. B, ?. O. ELKS La (Irande LodRO No. 4 Si. Lodge nieett eacli Tliurjj'Uy ev enlnfc at 8 o'elorlt. Home and cluo prlvlleeeB nheerl'ully extended to all Brother Elka. S. D:"-AN CKOWE, ExaHed Ruler. F. L. PEARSON, Secrct-nry. MODERN WOOD.MKM OF AMFIRICA La Grande Cnmp No. 77(13 mend on the flrat Thursday evonimf of each month. In tho K. of 1. Hall. Vlsltlnff neighbors welcome. E. II. IONGO, V. C. JAKE JiOSTOCK, t'lprk. L F. an-3 A. M. La Grange Lodfre No. 41. A. P. and A. M.. holds refTtUfi' meetlnsa first and third Fridays at 7:S0 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Masons. . ' C. W. HTNGNEn. W. M V B- K. RINGO, Sc. fl. O. EAGLES AerlO No. 2T.D, Bieeti every Frldny nUht at Knglum Hall. Visiting muinbcrt welcome. Z. LILLY. V. I. J. E. HIltPKELU 8"C WOODMEN OF THE WOULD La Grange Camp No. IC9. Meets every first and third Monday at Eaujee . ball. All visiting eighhor.H welcome. Dues pavable at Hie office of the clerk, rioomn 21-22, La Grande Na tional Bank IlWjr. n - JOHN riCOTT. c. c. R. J. KITCHEN. Clerk. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red CroKt Lodge No. 27. meet every Monday evening In Caatlo Hall (K. of P. Hall), at 8 p. ni. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knigritf. FRANK A. TURNER. C. C. C. U GRAHAM, K. H. S. WOMEN'S PENEFIT ASSOCIATION of the Maccabees, La Grande L"-rs-e No. 27. TV. B. A. of M. Lodt-'e nn-eLs first ThtiiPday at 2 p. m. and third aesday at 8 n. m.. at K. of P Visiting Sisters welcoiiin. MRS. MARY GALLAOHER. Conimanaer. MARJORIE EATON. Kecotd Keeper. FUR KENT Furnished rooms for lifjht housekeeping. 1512 Adams Ave. Phone 257-J. 8-17-tf 8-17-tf FOR KENT Modern furnished apart ment. Permanent party pre t erred, Call Mrs. Louie MtiKuiie, liilli Sixth street " 8--12-tf ONE SUITE OFFICE Kooms for rent Inuuie Putman's Drug Store. 8-9-tf WANTED LOG CUTTERS WANTED White Pine Uox & Lumber Co. Phone Main n!)H. S-IO-.'U WAMhIJ Reliable tire concern wants capable man for county rep esenttttive and sales manager. $50 capital necessary. -Chicago Rubber Works, 2848 lir cartway, Chicago, ill. 8-21-St WANTEli Experienced woman for general housework. Phonci Main WANTED Cieam Rags at 5c per lb. Roesch Motor" Co. ' 8-H-3tP LOGCIEHS WANTED White Pine Iiox & Lumber Co. Phone Main 5i(8. 8-l-.'U LUMBER HAULERS WANTED Men with teams to haul lumber White Pine Pox & Lumber Co. Phone Main 598. 8-19-3 1 WANTED Girl or weman for gener al housework. Call in morning from :!( to 12:00 o'clock. Mrs. Wm. Anh, HOI O avenue. 8-19-'tt LOST. LOST Black and white Pointer Hunt intr Doc. Return to 10C5i N avenue- Itewnrd. 8-21-2tp M1SCKLLANKOUS NEEDLEC'RAFT SHOP Hemstiton ing, ple&ting stamping and a ful line of stamped baby novelties Mamie Duby, 1U30 First St-, Boker Oregon. 7-24-tf LOCAL CORSETIPJRE for Barclej Corset. Mrs. J. P. O'Connell, 1104 O avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets, Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. 8-1-tf CONWAY TEAULK IN STlMtY OF THE Pu.E ulii. Piize-fightiner is a danirerous but icmantic Imsiness, and the man who teigns supieme today is a "has-leen i or torgtitten tomorrow. It wuttn't so veiy long ago that five out of every ix piize-fights were "crooked," fram ed Dy disnonest promoteis tor mer cenary rta- ;n.i. But nowaiiiys, thanks to a campaign on the part of a number of fight lovera, the 'gam" is as clean as one could wish. "honest John M'.'Ardle," tho hero of "The Referee," the Conway Tourlo picture presented by beiznick, is one of the lovers of clean boxing fop its own sake. Hie feminine portion oi the audience will delight in seeing ti man who follows the most manly uf all the arts, standing up lor all that is tJeanest and most decent in priatc tighting. They will not be able to withhold their sympathy for a man who will take such chances in the fine endeavor of trying to piace the fight ing sport on the highest plnno. Conway Ttnrle plays the part of "Tho Referee" and none in the mo tion pictuie ranks is better fitted for the role. Mr. Teaile loams ud on the hoiizon well over five feet ten and strips at 150. He is as hard as nails and you may believe that he is a reeky, stocky battler. Not even the Dempsey-Carpcntier light ot recent thrilling memory is moie excitinir than the ring drama that unfolds itself in "The Referee." lou will see the muscles cf the fight ers rippling beuutifuily under their skins; you will see the blows pop and shoot cut from every angle. And you will clench your fist with the sheer rhrill of it nil. fonwav Tearle in "The (Referee" will be the attraction at the Arcade Tneatie 'Wednesday and Thursday. AT SHKKKVS TODAY VIOLA DANA IN "THKHE AI1E NO VILLAINS." Frank R. AJams' story of a prrouj) of aceiet service people foolinK eaoh other in an opium smujrjrlin anaitrn ment, supplies a Kocd working plot ior this picture. The surprises are cleverly manajied. Vicla Dana play the pait of a Kill detective who com plicates her professional duties by fallimr in love with the crinne who i.- suspected of bein? the confederate of lieorse- Snla, the (:pum smuiorBt Rose. Moreland's chiefs find out that aha is in love and' so they take away her hadKe. Hut she sticks to her poor ciinu e and acrees to marry him. the ceremony is performed after nany dif ficulties, and then it is discovered tiut John Kinif, the cripple, isn't u clippie at all. but also a secret ser viee nirent. like Rose herself. Thi cpium smupgler is arrested ami pre sumably the young people live nappny ever afterwards. Also showing "Travelauprhs." PRESS TO REVIVE ' TURKS ECONOMICS , (By Assofilnted Press) CONSTANTINOPLE. A UK. 1. (By Mall). A cumpalgn for tho revival or Industrial activity In Turkey has bwn started by thfi Turkish press. The Influential llerl, a morning newspaper, says: "The slow extinction or iuosiem economic activity has been Roing on now for several years. This can only serve tho interests or our ene mies, who observe our lamentable economic sltuailon and gain the Idea that the day will soon come when the Turkish nation will die out automatically. "We must arouse ourselves to this danger. Day by day our com merce and Industry are bidding us farewell. We are! selling to slrang- i our house properties nnd our real estate, and very soon we shall begin selling them our furniture and moveable property. Turks must awake from their slumber; they must link privato life to iho na tional needs. They must economize mid save and work, reinenibring that to waste a single 'Piastre Is an attack upon the national destiny." Pictures of Moon. A Frenili scientist has performed fl wonderfn1 wnrk wi,;,-h be has devoted niiVT no WITHOUT Druus itist be-l himseli lo far ft.- cars in inukins a cau.-e it's too hot to ccme down town. Phone -Main 40. Newlin Drug .Co. 8-iil-3t Hall. O. B. 8. Hope Clinptur No. l-I, O. L. S., hold, stand rommiinlcntlnn the sec ond and fourth Wc,tn.cly of each month. VHItlog meulbors cordially welcomed R w Powerful Lighthouse Beacon. The Lnngarrn lighthouse has one of the most powerful bonbons on the Pa citic ocean. So bright is the Illumina tion from the llphthnuM that the hnli hut fishermen twenty-live miles distant can operate In the nlC'it without diffi culty. A stranger entrririK the lens room would soon find him Keif ablaze unless made awaro of his danger. So preat Is the concentration of sun's rays through the huge re Hectors that In less than fl minute's time n person's clothes become Ignited. Heavy blinds have to he kept down during the day to prevent fire. Vancouver (U. C.) Tribune. complete map -f t'cv moon In the shape of 8(00 ph.'-toernplis. 1U was nssisted In the wor by the photog raphers of another n.'ttonoiner who had been making snapshots of the moon for 10 yours. Cri' . K -rrr riv-;'JN G.(fMM. SS O Tt-KSrM F -- -- DOUGHNUTS - . jr"-r- r- - Itoulilc service in ( n i lor niiulo suil.-. Fall miitK Iiavc arrived. See them now. Have 1 ho individual shlc that v;u's with the tailor made suits. Always Best. The Toggery Andrews Bros.' ': 8!''!(if tSf Knox Hals O'Donncll Shoes V.. & W. Shirts and Collars npiiwrr yrT LttAJIlJ UUUtt (Spoclnl to Tho ybservor) MEDICAL SPRINGS, Aug. 22.-- Medical springs Grange met r rulay Ai'.gust 18. There was not a large attendance but the grangers who woiv absent missed a fine treat. After tho business meeting all enjoyed a water melon feast. A Mrs. J. K Kennedy nnd daughter, LilHefae, mototed to Baker Monday, where LUIicfae underwent an operation for the removal of her tonsils. Misses Kdna and Margaret Itlooin of Halfway are visiting at the home of their biother, Mr. t- O. Iflooin. Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. South spent the week-end at their ranch at Hunting ton. Miss May Stevens left for Portland Thursday after a delightful visit with Mr. and 'IVfrs. P. J. Powers. James Goble is Uite sick with ul cers of the stomach.- 'H ' The farmers are busy getting ready for the thresher. Nearly ah ar ready to thresh. Bert Van started 'out with ' his threshing machine Thursday morning M. and Mrs. (I. W. South and Mr. and Mrs. V. Love cf Baker spent Thursday and Friday in the moun tains hack of Cxld Springs gathering huckleberries, bring home some fine hemes. They picked fifteen gallDns in two days. Mrs. Geo. Loos ley and children re father, V. Kennedy, will return to he: home at Hilisboro, Oregon. (By Associated i'rqss) HAVANA, Cuba, Aug. 2. (By Maii) Fadeouts of loving clinches, onc-minute kisses and kindred screen, scenes that skirt the bounds of moral laxity will not be passed on by the newly created Cuban Hoard of Moving Picture Censorship. Only those films which might turn movie palaces into Fagin's schools of crime are to be banned by the censors, according to an order signed by Kic urdo Lancis, secretary of government, ci eating n censorship board of five nnd o"tlininK the limiu of its author ity. The committee will act upon its own initiative or upon complaints from any source filed with it; serve without uay; have authority to compel exhibit on to display any film it may have reason t' believe may-, lead youthful Cubans into the paths of crime, ami bar those which show an adroit crim inal successfully evading tho law. FRENCH HEIRS EXPECT MONEY Olv Associated rrosal nitUSSKLS. Aug. 3. Illy Main. Several families of worklnginen near Jlons have had' their hopes turned to Medical after a delightfull raised by the possibility , of being visit In Cove with relatives iindi tl,e ,loll'H f """ Leonard, dead lie friends. Canada In 1001, leaving a fortune Mr. an, Mrs. At. .1. Vandeventerlf 10i),0o0.0iio francs, dtifiit Thiirur In v in III linn ftmt wftvo Thesn heirs, numbering about 40, overnight guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al Hillcr. MiTi. J. G. Klineman nnd Mrs. T. K Kennedy motored to Union (Wednes day evening. Mts. Kennedy returned home Xhursday and Mrs. hJmemnn, only recently heard of Hie death of the rtilativw who was mild to be owner of several brush factories In the United States Canada, and France. Among them Is a miner, several times wounded in thfi war The M. A. Stilwell Meat Co., Inc. Delivers the Goods TWO MARKETS The Quality mai'Ket Adams Ave., next to the Skiifis store. "Stilwell's market on Fir St., next to the Harris (iroeery. v We have our own free delivery. WE SELL ICE. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY All kinds n( machinery, automobile aad tractor! paired, overhauled and rebuilt. ' Aicetylens welding of all kinds. Cylinder horinK and oversize piton, . CTnKihfts, riutong and Pistoa Pins ratrowidi. Give as a trial D. FITZGERALD, Pro. Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Refrigerators at Price to Suit the Pocketbook ED DONOHUE, Prop. , Phone, Black 1212 Fir.& Jefferson after sUcnding a few days with her' anil now nimble to work. J La Grande !i; ! MATTRESS SHOP and;!. I WEAVING WORKS j! Mattresses of all kinds cleaned flu and rebuilt. Feather Renovating. ( i Rag Rugs and Fluff Rugs for J ' sale. . J l Carpet and Itug Denning i l 0x12, 1.50 and up Chas. Edwards, Prop. i Phone 253-W Here She Is Good As New "With cylinders REGROUND, AND FITTED WITH McQuay Norrls Piston Rings, Pistons and Pins, your motor is practically as good r.s new," Bays the cylinder regrlnder. Motorists are Just beginning to realize how mueh added life, and mileage, can be given their cars by having cylinders rewound, and now rings, pistons and pins Installed. When these three vital units are renewed In a roground cylinder block, the result Is prac tically a now 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 toil yu whetber new piston rings alone are all your motor needs to brtig bark Us lost power, or whether the cylinders of your motor need regrindlng and complete now ring, piston and pin equipment. r There is a McQuay-Norria Ring mado from Electric Iron for every purpose and price; specially designed and manufac tured for replacement purposes each type designed Mr the par ticular motor it fits. AM 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 Magic Carpet At ihe telephone when yon ask for "Long Dis lanee" you arc on the mngie 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 lime and money arc saved. Home Independent Telephone Co. ...... -n . "BILL HANSEN Contrnetor and llulhler Brick, Wono, Tllo nnd ConcreU, Work Remodeling and genern! con traetlliR. No Job too IlirRO, none too miiiill. No war-tlmo price. 115 yeiirn" cuperlence. 8eo mo beforo ou let your work. 1102 N. St. Cor. N & 5th HIvAl) Till WANT A IIS! DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Even a Sand Bank Isn't Safe. B" Allman' WHILE I'M WAITING FOR THE GIRLS TO COME DOWN I'LL TAKE A LITTLE NAP IN A SAND BANK ' FOR THE GIRLS TO ) 7 'A'h ,S? HE SAID HtTO t -"Sf I .v HOW tip I J J$l 'J f Xt COME DOWN I'LL TAKE X VAIT POIMM HEBfc OWTMR U WtA "ll Akf X 1 "i ' N A LITTLE NAP IN A .Itil'JZ- , BEACH- j VktA 4 ' JM'-zA ) Kftvv V'A 4. 4. 4. 4. 4 4. 4. 4 4." Snodgrai,s and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licenced Embal mer, Ambulance Ser vici!. Day Phone Main 62, Night I 'hone, Main 743. I "i0r Fourth St. La Oriimii, Ore(n. &? I ! lf?fl 0 o o 0 o "l"1llt'"