La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 23, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, August 23, 1922 THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN Classified PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ATTOItXF.YS COCHRAN and EH (iHHA l!D Oeo. T Cochran and Colon II. Kherlinri!, At torney., La Orafcdo National Hank Building. . CHIItOI'lt.UTOH. DR. BKM.E MYKliS. Chiropractor. r.ew holey Builtlinjr. lloura 10 to H a- in., i to .) p. in. and 7 to 8 n " 7-24-tf OR. J. B. WOODEUI blronmotor awl Naturopath. N.-rvnaJ niwl chronic dlseaR..-. a specialty. S-.iitti 20. .Smn lfer Bids- over HIH ert horn's. Orrii-.i hour., II) to l'J a. m., 1:30 to G o. ui.. 7 to 8 evening.. Plum. VJ7-W. CO.NTItAl TOILS . J. McLELLAN- Iti BlBi, red protea alonal Civil Kn-jliicr; ntirvryl ntc and napa. Room l-, l. Grand Nailonal Bank Bulldinif. l'hona Main SI. WATLIIK l l llE OR. A. N. MAYVII..LR ttpeclnll.t In chronic dMR-iiuf. AlthoUa. .Mi-ohano-Therapy and Naturopath. Bkin and blood dlmjam(H, lii-rvoua diseases Chronic Headache, l!r::,-!na. fcjoiul ii-a Appendicitis, ConsiiphiUm, lluwl Trouble; all kinds of chronic IHh.'-hi-ea Bncce&.fully treated. Phone Main . 693. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Coo: Idge Bldfr., opposite Star Theatre, of fice houra. 10 to 12 a. in.. l-UU to 00 p. aa. Con.ultallon free. 3-4-tr osteopath i c Pi i. ysici A.VS DR. J. L. INlil.E & HU- MARGARET JNGLE, Osteopaths. Diseases of women and clvlilren a siavialty. Office phono Main 100. liesidence phone Main 100, 2 rings. Somnicr BldR. PHYSICIANS AND HIKOKOXS JEO. H. V13HRS. M. D. General Surir ery. Office over tiilverthorn's. Ufllce pnone aiain ita. J. J. 1-lARliV, M. . I'Myairlim and burKeon. over i'ulniaris Drugstore Office phone Cl:2-W. PIAXO 1TXKI58 EXPKRT I'l.VN'O TUNING Clean and voice your piano without extra chariro. ork Kunronleed. fall New lln liook Htoro for appointment, ltov B. I'hllllna. -i-lr.-ir FRATERNAL DIRECTORY YKO.MKN. The iirottierhood ol American Yeo Inen, urando Hondo Houiestiad No. 2S8C. meets ev.-ry fir.st .-mil thir-l Thursday evenilms lit Katies Hal Corhe and Investigate the new policies. All visiting member welcome. W. T. I'A t'TKN, Foreman. MAUI IS. M AVVILI.K. Correspondent. U 0. O, M. Ornndo Lodito No. SEIl, Loyal Order of Moose, holds regular meetlnKl every Thiirsdnv nlKht at K p. m. at Odd Fellows' Hall. Tho Wo mon'a Mooaeheart Legion meeta stc ond and fourth Thursdays of each month. Moose Legion of the World meet second Monday of each month. VlsltolB alway.i A'elcome. J. J. H:. III. AN. Dictator. W. 1'. Kl.lNlillA.M.MKlt. Sec. fi. P. O. ELKS La Orando Lodge No. 48J. Lodge meets each Thursday evening- at 8 o'clock. Home and cluo prlvlieKoa cheerfully extended to all Urother Elks. S. l;:".AN UUOWE, Exalted Ruler. F. L. PEAfiSON, Secretary. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMKRICA La Grande Camp No. 7703 meets on the first Thursday evening; of each month, In the K. of P. Hall. Visiting neighbors welcome. E. It. RI.VOO, V. C, JAKE llob'locK. Clerk. L F. an1 A. M. Lu Orande Loda-e No. 41, A. F. and A- M., holds regular meetlnga first and third FridayH at 7:10 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Maaona, C. W. RINONRn. w. u. E. R. KIN-CO, S.-c. I. O. EAOLES Aerlo No. 259, mnets every Friday night at Eaglea Hail. VlattlnaT members welcome. V.. LILLY, V. P. J. E. HiniJKELL, Bee WOODMEN OF TUB WORLD La , Grand b Camp No. ltl!i. Meets every first and third Monday at Eagles hall. All visiting neighbors welcome. Duel payable at the office of the clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Grande Na tional Bank Pldg. JOHN SCOTT. C. C. R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS -Red Crop! Lodge No. 27, m.-tia every Monday eventua; In Castle Hall (K. of P. Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all TlsltlnB KnlKhta. FRANK A. TlMiNBR, C. C. C. U I"! It A II AM, K. II. S. WOMEN'S HI3NEFIT ASSOCIATION of the Maccabees, La Ornnde I.oiive No. 27. w. it. A. of M. Lotlire m.'Lta first Thursday at 2 p. in. and third vyed neaday at 8 p. in., at K. of P. Hall. VlBlllntr Slaters welcome. MRS. MARY OAI-LAOHBR. Ooirmandur. MARJOrtlE BATON. I'.ecord Keeper. O. E. S. Hopo Chapter No. 13, O. fc. S.. holds stated romnoiniratlon the ec ond and fourth W- ilnt sdaya of each 1 month. VisltlnK membera cordially NELLIE O. NEII.L, W. M. ANNA S. WtottE. See. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS ft, j- s iru a v. .-m rl kk i rvw. wi ill m v . n i Want Ads FOR HM.K OK TKADU Klllt KAI.E Urater, breakfast table anil chairs. 1511:2 Sixth. 8-22-2tp I'lilt KAI.E April-its. l'hono 4x1, or ..Mail Route Xo. 2, Box 47. K. L. Wilson. 8-21-tf TRACTION ENGINE FOR SALE--22 h. p.. Kood condition, for sale cheap. See or write Conner's, Inc., Union, Oregon. - 8-lH-lit PAl'ER EOl! APPLE AND FRUIT Boxes for falo at the Observer of fice. Ch. an. 7-8-tf FOR SALE One second hand McCor niick combine harvester with cn Kine .straw tltiinp and wagon load er. Cheap. Oregon Hardware & Implement Co. 8-10-tf KOR SALE One second hand 22-301 Case lhiesher with brake, feed er, grain handler, wind stacker and n,r,r,.f ,,tt!lh,ant . In '!...,. ..I-..,, condition. Only $900." Oregon Hardware c2 Implement Co. 8-10-tf FOH KK.NT FOR RENT Housekeeping Phone :lt;u-VY. rooms. 8-12-tf FOR RENT Modern five-room co: tnge, lo02i (ith street. Phone 28fi-W - 8-22-tf ONE SUITE OFFICE Rooms for rent. Imuiie Putinan's Drug Store. 8-9-tf WA.NTKD WANTED Dressmaking and plain sewing. Phone 159-W. 8-22-21 WANTED Cienrn Rags at 5c per lb lioesch Motor Co. 8-l!)-3ci WANTED Reliable tire concern wants capable man for county rep cscntative and sales manager. $50 capital necessary. Chicago Rubber Woiks, 2848 Broadway, Chicago, III. 8-21-:!t WANTED Good and plain sewing Old garments made over, coats and pockets relined. I guarantee good work and a reasonable Price- Mrs. Cora McCall, 1515 Monroe Ave. 8-22-3tp LOST. LOST Black and white Pointer Hunt ing Hog. Return to 1002 N avenue Reward. 8 21-2tp MISCELLANEOUS NEEDLECRAFT SHOP Hemstitcn ing, pleating, stamping and a -ful line of stamped baby novelties Mamie Duby, 1930 First St., Baker Oregon. 7-24-tf! LOCAL CORSETIERE for Barclej Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Corjnell, 1104 O avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. 8-1-tf DON'T DO WITHOUT Drugs just be cause it's too hot to come down town. Phone Main 40. Newlin Drag Co. 8-21-3t Warning to Hunters Anyone caught hunting or trespassing on these premises will be prosecuted by law. Bert Grout, La Grande, Ore. It. M. McAllister, La Crande, Ore. B. I. Shafer, La Grande, Ore. Chas. II. Spencer, La Grande, Ore. Geo. Salisbury, La Grande, Ore. Fred Grout, La Grande, Ore. Geo. It. Tilton, La Grande, Ore. W. O. Sherwood, La Grande, Ore. T. F. Sherwood, Im Grande, Ore. I. D. Smutz. La Grande, Ore. Urooks Campbell, La Grande, Ore. K. K. Grout. La Grande. Ore. W. J. Hopper, La Grande, Ore. . O. R. Celicler, La Grande, Ore. V. J. Hushes, La Grande, Ore. Adam Heck, La Grande, Ore. Joe Harrison, La Grande, Ore. Oekeler Bros., La Grande, Ore. A. K. Golden. La Grande. Ore. G. V. - W. Wilkinson. La Grande, (I. W. Taylor, La Grande, Ore. ' O. C. Fleshman, La Grande, Ore. Andrew Mtiilenburg, LaGrande, Ore. K. H. DeLong. La Grande, Ore. Lee Reynolds, La Grande, Ore. J. F. Phy, La Grande, Ore. .J --I THEATRES A nifillT TO THE JAW ANI TUB, . I HA.MIWN KM TO Sl.t'H'! All ye lovers of a good fight and a good right form in line in front of the Aicade Theatre and grab an eye full of -Conway dearie in "The Ref eree," his newtst Selznick production. After viewing this exceptionally ex citing pietute it is obvious that Tearle is king of the film fighters. Pugs ami lough-nccks hold few terrors for Tearle. But there is one little gent who carrieH aiound a now and arrow and who finally sends Tearle to the mat for the count of ten. Boys, step un and meet I umd! "The Referee" is rjerhpas the best story Mr. Tearle has ever had in his distinguished career, the star is sing ularly suited to the role he portrays for it is rumored that he is quite u tighter m the ranks of amateur pugil ists. Judging bv "The Referee,'' the life of a motion picture star is a stren uous one. but Conwnv Tearle stripped I to the skin God gave him looks as if h'8 n0 tKcr to punching bags and skinDina- roues. Yeu probably remember reading1 Gerald Beaumont s store. "John Mc V'11? Referee,' in The i Red Book In his line sports stories Beaumont is practically unbeatable. However, Hie Selznick company has gone Beaumont cne bettor and the resulting film is a regular bang-un affair that never lets up until the final half-inch is reached. It will keep you so glued to the edge of your chair that you will piobaby be reprimanded for breathing aown tne neck ot tne person suuni; in front .of you. The picture is crammed full of ac tion from start t- conclusion. It's a certain knock-out! "The 'Referee" mid a Snub Pollard corned" will be the attraction at the Arcade Theatre tonight and Thursday AT SHERRY'S LAST DAY OF "THhltE ARE NO VILLAINS" .WITH VIOLA DANA. "There Are No Villains" presents Viola Dana in a briirht and unusual comedy, telling' the story of a gill detective who succumbs to love when she is about to capture a supposed criminal. Miss Dana has a congenial role and the two detectives. Flint and Duga'l, have robust representatives in De Witt Jennings and rred Velse. Ifte uete.-- tive drama, tor sucn it is, is mil oi incident anil surprise. One scene, where an interrupted wedding is fin ished through a window, the clergy man tteing in the street, is numorous to a degree and can hardly fail to make audiences rock with merriment,. This is a Bayard Villicr production one seems to see the practiced hand of the experienced dramatist in tne various situations- There are touches of pathos, and sentiment here and Iheie. the sacrifice of a clever, good- looking girl detective to a penniless crfpple being an ellective piece oi drama- But then the cripple had ap parently save the girl's life. The picture' is full of well-balanced .contrasts anil must rank as a high class production of which Metro may be proud. Also showing "Travelaughs." . BAKER, Aug. 23. Four o'clock this 'afternoon la the time set for the trial of the four people taken ill the raid on a gnmbilng den In the Klondyke rooming house yesterday Kwln Bros.', La Grande, Ore. Wm. Bantnn, La Grande, Ore. Frank Moore, La Grande, Ore. A. F. Stein, La Grande, Ore. .1. C. Stein, La Grande, Ore. K. M. Daron, Iji Grande, Ore. S. A. Robertson, La Grande. Ore. Alex Lindsay, La Grande, Ore. J. B. Hagey, La Grande, Ore: Geo. O. Gekeler, La Grande, Ore. C. D. Huffman, La Grande, Ore. A. P. Davis. La Grande, Ore. H. Crete liork. La Grande, Ore. Lon Ludgate, La Grande. Ore. Herman Stein, La Grande, Ore. J. A. Holman, La Grande, Ore. E. 11. Stein, La Grande, Ore. Arthur Mulholland, La Grande, Ore. T. B. Mulholland, La Grando, Ore. I. C. Kennedy, La Grande, Ore. Vv. A. McCall, I.a Grande, Ore. Roy Halley, La Grande, Ore. D. W. Miller, La Orando, Ore. Feebler Bros., La Grande, Ore. Chas. Grandy, La Grande. Ore. Joe Anson, La Grando, Ore. J. A.' Hills, La Grande, Ore.- Danny Was BAKER OFFIGERS JIflLERS THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE by Condo r4NO lv VoU evers 5c"C5fAS TO MCA PERSON OF foe? (3. A4 Wouco xmow emoush to OBssfe.ve . TUts Rules op coiwesrci i 'n . : i- - i rnr 3 ''II l - i morning at 5 o'clock.' Officer Llt llofield. acting chief of police, con ducted the raid and on uutorliig the room confiscated a. lot of gamb ling plinraphanalia and raked t in JS7.2S, which was in a jack pot on the table. This is the second gambling den raid within two days, the other be ing made) Saturday evening when no one was caught In the rooms but much gambling equipment waa con fiscated. A lookout apparently warn ed the gamblers Saturday ami they all -departed In hastei- beforo thu officers arrived on the seeno. ENLARGING AND TINTING OUR SPECIALTY. Benutiful Pictures in Colors or Monotone made from your Kodatf Films, both Portrait and Scenery. Richardson's Art & Gift Shop. 7-20-wed & sat-tf ' SAME OLD STORY BUT A GOOD ONE. Mrs. Mnhala Burns,. Savnnna, Ma., relntes an experience, the like of which has, hnppenediin almost every neighborhood in this country, and hm been told and related by thousands of i others, as iollows: "1 used 0 bottle of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy about nine years ntzo and it cured mo of flux (dysentery). I had another attacv of the snme complaint three or four years ago and a few dos es of this remedy cured me. I have recommended it to dozens of neonlj since I first used it and shall continue to do so for I know it is a auifk nd positive cure for bowel troubles." Adv. ; La Grande ! ! MATTRESS SHOP and' ; WEAVING WpRKS j I Mattresses of all kinds cleaned J and rebuilt. Feather Renovating. , Rag Rtigst and Fluff Rugs fur i I RuJo. : Carpet nnil Hug Cleaning 9x12, VI. BO anil up Cbas. Edwardn, Prop. Phone 263-W DRIED RIGHT UP Any breaking out of .he pkin, ovon fiery, itcliiiij i-rzcmn, onn he. (piickiy overcome by npply iiipj a little .Mcntlm .Nulphur, ftavK a noted nkin k ji'-cia li-t. Het-atiKP of its germ letroyiiiK jn'opcr tipR, thin Riilphiir prpmrntiort initariliy brinj," easf from bkin irritation, wioIIiVh nr heels the cfrzema rijrlit up and leaves tlm fikin cleur and mnooth. It tielfloin fails to relieve the torment and difcfijrtiretiient. PuflVrern from nkin troiibtt; MiuuM pet a little jar of HowIch Mentlio-Siiiltur from any yood drugi-tt and iihp it like a rold rrearn. Safe OUl, OS'Twl'N TO fclg, firm's. Tievjti, you've HAD Yc3uf say, vow ter - WW County Treasurer' Call for Market Road VI arranls. NOTICE, The undersigned county treasurer has funds on hand with which to redeem all outstanding war rants issueiL on the Market Road Fund. Interest ceases on thu above warrants August 10, 1922. HUGH McCALL. County Treasurer. Ply Aug fl-16-2!l-.'!(. Sent. Safe Milk For Infants & Invalids NO COOKING The "Food-Drink" for All Ages. Quick Lunch at Home, Ofrke.and Fountains. Aik for HORUCfCS. tO-Avoid Imitations & Substitute! For Utmost Corset Satisfaction be Fitted to mm i ri No ArjucxtnK of organs; no presflure; dofects of flguro corrected; : a perfect fouuda tlou for your cowns. This In addition to the com forts afforded through tho ex clusive "ha Cain. lie" features; No pressure on spine; no cut ting by lacers; no pinching of clasps; no digiMiiK ot stays at top but freedom, ventilation, Biitlsfaction, A complete line of the dif ferent models always on hand. I'riccH $i,5() mid up. Mrs. Robt. Pattison Corsetiere Ros. 1702, Cor. Rprlng ft Oak Phono 322-W .. V4 i' X V -DON'T tN-CCR.fiUvT Jji i i mist iz&irm? YES SIR:- Doiililc sorvicc in tailor niiiilo suiis. lill suits liavo iirrivil. Sec llicin now. Have 1ln iiulivitlunl style tliar jih-s with llir tailor mailt' suits. ' Always llcst. The Toggery Andrews Eros. Knox Hats O'Donncll Slioes E. & V. Shirts and Collars .j!Wiil.wlWll,ll.",S '.'.lW'l''A',"Ar).llllj'i.a.llW' The M. A. Stilwell Meat Co., Inc. Delivers the Goods TWO MARKETS The Quality maiKi't Adams Ave, next to the Skajrj; store. StilwoH's market oil Fir St., next to the Harris (Iroccry. AVe have our own 1'iee ileliverv. Wli SELL ICE. I i LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY ' All kinds of machinery, autumubilel wad tracton rs. pstirexl, overhauled, and rebuilt. Ascetylons welding of all klndo. Cylinder boring and oversize pistorvf. Crankshafts, Tiuttini and Piston Pint ragrowiC CiTe ns a trial v D. FITZGERALD, Pr. Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS . Refrigerators at Price to Suit, the Pocketbook .:.. - . -. , . K f . ' ED D0N0HUE, Prop. : Phone, Black 1242 Fir Si Jefferson yH,rt-t.T.i"Tr'-r'T:" rr"" The Magic Carpet At the telephone when you ask for "Long Dis tance" you are on the magic 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 Htlllder llrii k, HI ono, Tllo and Concrete Work llcniodclliiK and general con IractliiK. No Job too large, nono loo email. No wnr-llmo prices. SIS years' cipvrliMine. H- mo before you lot your work. 1102 N. St. Cor. N & 5th IIH.AH Til H WANT ADS! By Allmau, 1 "VST KNEYj - !;.-.; . J) B A ACCiO:-;.'-: C e I VES.flKP IT WAo fi'l.i Mp. THAT iT.IV 1 i ' .' '-:H L .... ; - . i "4" ie Snodgrass and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licenced Embal mcr, Ambulance Sels vice. Day Phone Main 62, Night Phone,' Main 743. 1505 Fourth St. La Grande, Oregon. ft Cft lift f tf ti o-jr-o 5 3 o o , o e p. 0 o o