La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 25, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN Friday, August 25, 1922 f ! I It !fl! Classified PROFESSIONAL DIRECTOPwY ATTOHNKVH COCHRAN ami EHf.tlll Allt Oeo. T Cochran Kti(1 Colon It. Rberharil. Al torneya. L Urabda National Bank Building. CHIKOI'lt.UTOIi. DR. BK1.I.K SlYKliS, Chiropractor,! New i-'oley liiiililini?. iluurs 10 to 12 a- m., 2 to 6 p. m. and 1 to S p m. 7-'J4-tf UH. J. H. WOODELL Chiropractor, and . Nattiropatti. N-ifvo.ia hu1 ctironle dlaaaacs a anecially. Suite 20. Hoin mvr UIiIk. uvwr Kllvertliorn'a. orflco . hours, 10 to li a. tn.. 1:30 to ti p. ui., 7 to 8 evenlnga. I'hnna 4y7-W. CONTUAlTOItS - - N. -f O. J McLRLLAN- lli (fiBtcrid proftm Hlotial Civil EiiKiimi;!'; MiirvuytiiK alio suaps. Kuotn 12, l.a Oramla National bank Building. Phono Main 91. WATlltK 11 1IK OR. A. N. MAYVIl-I.KA-Kpi-clKllat In cbronlo dlaeaa.-a. MhiIkhIh. Mt-cliano- Therapy and Naturopath, tikm and blood dlseaaei.. nervous dlat-aaoa. Chronic Headache. Kczt-ma. fciciati Appendicitis, Constipation, llowt'l Trouble: all klndn of Chronic Di es succeaafully trcatud. I'lionu Main 6S3. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Cool Idue Bldg., opposite Blar Theatre. Of fice houra. 10 to 12 a. m.. 1:30 to 5:00 I 9. mu Consultation Irv. 3-4-tf OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS DR. J. I.- INd.K & I1H. MAIUiARICr 1NGI.K. Osteopaths. Diseases of . women and cixil.lron a spocialty Office phono Main-10".. - Resilience phone .Main 100, l rinns. .Sommci- ltldK. PHYSICIANS AND HITHiKONS UEO. H. VEHRS. M. D Oeneral Surg ery. Office over Silvarthorn's. Office , pbone Main 112; J, J. DA UH V, ,M. I. I'hyHi.-irm Mud Purifenn. Over I'm man's Orus Store. Office phone &12-W. PIANO TL'NKHH EXPKltT 11 AN' I Tli.Nl.Vi clean and voice yuur piano whhoul exlra ..Iiui-itA- U'n.k iMi:ir:inti-cd. Call N--W- lln Hook Store for uppuintmenl. Itoy I'hlllip. - FRATERNAL' DIRECTORY IIDMCN. I'm HrnrnerMmiH til American Yen snen, orande Honda Homestead No. 2(186. moots every fii-st and tlilro Thursday eveninca nl Knulc Hal Come and Inveatmate the new policies. All visiting meinnera welcome. W. T. l'A ITl'.N. Foreman. MAHX fcJ. MAVV1LLK, Correspondent. ' L. O. O. M. La Orando LodKe NO. 8C0. Lioyal Order of MooBe. holds regular meetings every Thursday night at 8 u. m. at Odd Fellows' Hall. The Wo men's Mooseheart 1,,-glon meets aec- -1,1 r.mrth Thursday.- of cat.lt month. Moose I,etrlon of the World meets second Monday or eacn muuiu. Visitors alwava v.jlcome. : J. J. HY.HIjA.-V. Dictator. ' I W. KljINOHAMMKH. See. M. O. ELKS La Grande Lodge No. i.nt.rr. mots ench ''hursdav ev ening at 8 o'clock. Home and cUin prlvfieRes cheerfully extended to -all urotoer r.iai, S. I;'. 'AN CKOWE, Exalted Ruler F. L. PEARSON, Secretary. uanRRl WOODMEN OF AMfCRICA-3- 141 Grando Camp No, 7703 meets on the first Thursday evenlni? of each month. In the K. of V. Hall. Vlsltlix: neighbors welcome. E. It. KlNCiO, V. C, JAKE KOSTOCK. Clerk. A. F. anl A. M L.a (irande Lodge No. 41, A. F, and A. M holds r. gular soestlnua first and third Fridays at 7:10 p. m. Cordial welcomo to all Masons. w EINGNEn, w. M. E. B. niXGQ. Hc. I. O. BAOI.ES Aorla No. 2S9. every Krlday nlglit at Eaglea Uall. Vlalttnv snouihcrs welcome. . Z9 XjILIjI "V, I J. E. HirtDSHl.L. Beo. WOODMEN OP -THR -WORLD U OranUa Camp No. 11,9. Mucta every flrat and third Monday at K.agloa hall. All visiting -leighbors wolcoine. " Dues vayahlo at the offices, or tha clerk. Hoonis 21-22. La Grando Na- - tlonal BaDk Hldir. JOHN SCOTT. C. C. R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk. BLNIQHT8 OF PYTHIAS Itod Cms. Lodge No. 27. meet, every Monday evenW In Castle Hall (K of P. Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all vllln Knlfthta. FItANK A. Tljit.E!t. C. C. C. U GRAHAM. K. . H. WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION of the Maccabees. I.a flrande w' n Vf B. A. of M. L,oilK meets flrat Thursday at 2 p. m. arid third y -a-naaday at 8 p. ni., at K. of P. Hall. Visiting Platers welcome. MltB. MARY OAIXAOHER. Comniaadcr. MARJOniB EATON Record Keeper. , o d Unn. chanter No. IS, O. E. S.. hold, stattd communication the sec ond and fourth Wednesdays of each Month. Visiting aaembur. cordially welCOmeNEI.I.IE O. NEII.U W. M. i.t S. anov.K. ec. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS OH.HELEM. I FORGOT TO TEtL YOU" I INVITED the smiths amd bill grey and his wife oot tomorrow fo TWF- DAY ! i" . a 9 U-.bb sT - ,tsn a. . . 1 I r j I I sT V -r-. . - a, r I I. II I 11 I 7n t. 1 V?-.N Ml 1 1 sVa.Tl as. M Si A"' A -5- ' a T5fctr,JIW I - Mi if Ami : A I 1 TTE "i BH.-W 'IWa ..VA H'f c,.j ri- 1,'VrfV.'.- .Tiltftr.eWW ..'.'.-. T":-f rCSTV - .,! -C f fy-V''. Ca.- ft f ' ' . mi ...n v-nV' 1- ,m ;-" ' :-' -wi.a .-7 Want Ad s i KOI! HAl.K UK TllAUhJ ".."?'," ' . Jaiiien Olivnr Cuiwood. who haB -Hicklinir tucumbera, .)0lIlroillt(, Bu(.h weU kllowll Bu,rie al. .'OJ-W. H--l-ltplr. B.ree ureviilaitoii aa "Tb.' l-'lhlt SAl.K cents per k KliK SAl.h-tio,Hl ID'.'U Kurd Hoad-j !' er s Knd." "llack to God's Couii ster, iVtw cash. 1S61 Madison ' . " ' 'lower of lite North. Me.. W Ave . 8-":Kttn!lhe auihor of a splendid production, ! 1 L ! '..r Ilia Hit. nnua ' wllh-ll will I'APEK I'UH APHLfcJ ANU KKUl'l' Hoxes for sale at the Observer of-'Star Tbeatre Saturdiiy and Sunday, fice. Ch.ap. 7-8-tfl la "Jan of the 111k Suowa'- Mr. 1 Pnrigmirt hna aifaln choaeil the Hlld- l'OR SALE Kight-room house, larKe,., I :l, fine location. Address "M. H.,"l tl8 ,.,rue , llre-. eharaelera were care Observer. 8-24-gtji Uelocted after I he usual I'urwood Kiili SAl.K tioiden Uantum sweet corn, lot- per. doien in large lots, Phone 2U4-W. lu-ilp y l-'OR SALE Three-and-n-quarterlw wairmi, nearly new. J..1). l)obbin,thor, a great director and a great l-aimeis lux. -24-4t l-'OR SAI.E l-'otd ono-ton truck, llilf Eoui'th street. Phone 28r-J. 8-24-2tp FOR SAI.E-One second hand McCor ' FOR SALE One second hand 22-30: Case Thiesher with brake, self feed er, Ki-ain hundler, wind stacker and bairiter attachment. In firs'- class crin.lili.in Onlv SHIIM. Orcn-nn Ihirilwiire & Im'nlement Cl. (at P-l'J-tf FOR SALE CHEAP A iliO-foot rub . .ber hose, one waterproof hunting coat, one pair of leather puttees one oi'Uandie dress, one jersey slip on sweater, two flashlights, all practically new. - Call :Si;l-il, morn iiiE. SiM-atp IjOK kknt FOR RENT HousekeeplnR Phone IlliO-ivV'. room?-8-12-tf l-'OR RENT Modern five-room cot tacre, l.W.'l lith street. Phone 2811-VV. 8-22-tf FOR RENT Modern five-room c.ot- taire, KiO'-'l tith street. Phone 28fi-W. No children. 8-22-tf ONE SUITE OFFIOE Rooms for rent. Inquie Putmans Drug fctore. l-'OR 'KENT A five-room partly mod ern unfurnished house. I'hone :i54-A. 8-24- tp FOR .RENT Modern furnished apart ment. Permanent Party desired. No children. Calf Mrs. Louise Ma Kuiie, Hilli tith. 8-24-tf WA.NTKD WANTED (Jii'I to do second Krojlt in home. Apply to Mrs. A. J. 6laiice, 180K Fourth street. 8-24-:5t LUMBER. HAULERS. WANTED Men with tenma to haul lumber Whito Pino Box & Lumber Co. I'hone Main Da8. 8-2.1-tf mi.SCKLLANEOTJB NEEHLKCRAFT SHOP Hemstiten ing-, pleating?, stampini; and a ful line of stamped baby novelties Mamie Duby, 19S0 First St-, Buker Oregon. 7-24-tf LOCAL COBSETIERE for Barcle) Corset. Mrs. J. P. O'Connell, 1104 0 avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-mad 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 ccme down town. Phone Main 40. Newlin Drug Co. S-Zl-.1t NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT. Notice is' by this given that the un dersigned aihninistrutor of the estarte of liichard Kelly, deceased, has filed his' final account in the County Court of the State of Oregon for Union countv; and the said Court has seT August .'10, W'li, at 10 o'clock in the Ciienonn at the Countv Court Room in l.a tirande, Union County, Oregon, ,.u the time and nlace to hear ohiec lions and for the consideration of said final account. Dated this July 28, 1922. . J. II. PEA RE, Administrator, ' l.a Grande, Oregon July 2R, Aug. 4-lM8-g.r). Countv farm bureau secretaries of the state will meet in Yakima heptem-lu-r If to perfect a permanent organ i nation. Collections of poll tax in the state of Washington so far this year have del-lined more than 50 per cent from the amount received in 1P21. '-J6,sa3wfjfij SE3t r"n vnt DOeFTSA.viiI3 WE INVITES ALL HIS FWCROJS K3 f WMO DOVOOTMIMK Uifi OUT """WT .y IBB,- i ' 4 UBtRAL WITH WJmMX ,9 soteit, to do n .im -r:,?2r m m w v.cb-i sow r.r. !1W CAM BEAT THAfT ? r VX SI,P,tiK, I THEATRES JAMKS OI-IYKR TltWOOI I'KOVIOKS S Ki:KX ANOTHI-Ml IIU; OlTIIIIOIt I'ltOIU't TION be. the feature atiruillon at the llllv ,.,,,,,.,,. his lmnle and res"ir. - ii wo, . .a. ... .... "anon rim. x,.re.:...i wu... .... "; fhlfves another success In bis t- with this Curwoud story and lih the. combination of a (treat oii- cast, a prouueooa nan oeeu proiueu that Is packed tlh'ht with tlirills aud virility. All the action tukes place at an Isolated tradiUK post where Fred it ',..;. ...in. t.i ii," '""""" L,',".,:.V ..i if The "honor of the bin snows demuuda orotwctlon for the weak a man must suffer, starve or ote belore be will take what belongs to Inuollier man. .. Blaudlna, a New Yorker, a-nvos the post, and Ills attentions fon-il tlpon bailey causes jan aim n.s tum- radej to teach llllil to observe the "honors of the big snows. A two reel cduiedy will ulso he uhown ALICE LAKE P1C1TRB THRILLS A U 11 1 E.N C K A T SIIKKUV'S LAST DA V. An eye for an eye; a tooth for a tooth the old Mosiuc code of ethics was called into play yesterday in the Wesley Ruggles Production "Over the Wire." in which Alice Lake stars, and thrilled the full-house audience whim witnessed the first pertormance of this Metro picture at the Sherry. Theatre. But more as they followed with .bated breath the dramatic movements of the picture the audience was treated to as unexpeceu a climax as was ever unfolded. For the action moved re' '. "ur"" , K.Z ,n "'Z ",',,,.1. hZ l,.,,.,h. ahout p ' a Iinanc.ei . veilncanvT: wa ninivn. consummated when suddenly, a flower of love BiiruiiK uu from the boit of hale It was a inusterly situation, out men the creator of it was Arthur Somers Roche, the nctionist whose work in the nmo-azine and between book cov ers ranks him among the best short story writers of the country. As Kathleen De.-Jter, Alice il.ak (rave a performance of surpassing skill and beauty. Her acting has finish and spontaneity; it aparkles brilliantly like diamond facets, leaving nothing- to be .ln-di-ed. Miss Lake's suDPortiliir cast includes Albert Roscoe, tjetjige Stew art and Alan liaie. NOR AM A TALMAUtJE AS ISLAND WAIF IN "LOVE'S KEDfc.MPITON." Norma Talnuuhe- shows how strikingly handsome brunette can hejfgrnei. transtoimeu inui an onve-cumim-Aiou-ed daughter of the tropics in "lxive'.t Kedemption," her latest First National attraction, which is showing at the Ar cade Theatre touuy and haturtiay. Miss Talmadge has a uiuicun pari In the role of (Jineer. the young girl r,f .lumni.-i,. who w the heroine of the story; but her effective portrayal of the character places it as one u. v. best screen accomplishments. - It is Ginger's quaint lack of fonven tion and strength of principle that provides the incentive for saving the life of a beach-combing .English youth of good antecedents. The story ex- appeal in wnicn me coiurusi. oetweeii i he warmth of the West. Indies and the frigidity of l-.ngllsn social lite is strongly drawn. An interesting news reel is also be ing shown. tlly' Associated Press.? VLADIVOSTOCK, Aug. 2. ( Its' Mall). The first measure, of the new minister of Finance, .. C. Neldler, to meet the linunclal diffi culties, which has just been approv ed by the Prlamur government, Is the Issue of short time treasury notes ranging In denomination from one goltl ruble to one hundred gold rubles. SHORT TERM NOTES ISSUED Tne total amount, m ma , - i,-irr it tori Is three million six hundred goldiinag Rugs and I-luff Hugs for; rubleB, and the notes are redeemable , ,ule' . .. r,.nn,n I monthly , that the whole amount j; tarprt sntl Hn C penning . will be refunded In two years. rhas Fdwrds ProD i The notes may b.v used in payment!, Cb as I.dwards, irop. of the state, municipal and rural!; Phon "3-W i taxes and customs duties. ' THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TR.UE by Condo CA-sTTiMer . r.".. ; f ft rex ZArt Cte-r You TINS VOU tSCBt "PINS CMirv3 OKI Ku Klnx, l'Vdornl Ucscrvc liankijifj- Systt'iii, Volslcii.l Act, Transportation Iil' ficiiltit's All Issues in Pri mary Klcctioii. (Br Associated Pre DALLAS, Trttis, Aug. 2n. The Kit Klux Klan, Feileral Reserve Banking System, the Volstead Art. transportation pioblqius and rates. and to o lesser degree attitude to wards organized labor unci larnu-ia clearly have liecome Issues In the democratic campaign for the nom ination for United Suites senator from Texas. The second primary to finally name the party s nom inee will be hold,, next Saturday A UE list id. James E. Fergusou, former gov-1 eruor has made ktioSvn his friend-. Ilness to legalizing light wines and j her. Ho also haH declared opio- sitlon to the) Ku Klux Klun. Amoniri his .pleas for support Is that ho Is friend of orKiinlzou itiuor ami tii' i Ho utlncks his opponent Knrle 1). Mayfiuld. n stole railroad commissioner, charging that Mr. Mnviield la a Klausman. and lias the support of the members of that ordur. Mr. Mnyfiolil malutiilns the Klan Is not an Issue. Mr. Ferguson is antagonistic, to the Federal Heherve Hanking Sys tem, and frequently, lu his address es, hlanu-s 11 ior . IlllUIICiai umum- tles. Mr. Mayfleld has been stressing the transportation problems and rates as needing morn attention from congress than the Federal Un serve System, lie declares the rates are too high, and that the rale making powers should he restored to the states. Opening the campaign niter Mm July 22 primary Mr. Fin-guson con fined his reniurks concerning I he Ku Klnx Klan almost entirely to ward Mr. Slayfield. Later In his campaign, however, ho asserted can didates seeking nomination for cer tain Blate offices had the support or the Klan. and sugliited that vot- j ers opposed to the Klan should cast. their pallots against the men ne i named. Among those thus attack-! ed by Mr. 'erguson was Lil. It. Betilley, a candidate for the nom ination for superlnlend.-nt of puh- , ; ; La Grands ! ! MATTRESS SHOP and J WEAVING WORKS Mattresses of all kinds cleaned J and rebuilt. Feather Renovating. i m saw an. t .s r YJM TEXAS PRIM I MUROM mp$fni. not vail themop! fiVVfI a . T HE LL tAlX rttn HAvo THAT nY TMSS''S..130K'f3 - OlMIIMGJ i.i s. ( c f " - y y - CO lie Instruction. Anti-KInn votes should go to 15. M. N. Morris ol Travis county, and against Mr. lli-nl-l.-y, Ferguson asserted. The August 26 primary, known is tlia "rttn off." will finally de cide the in. mine's In thoso races In which no candidate received a ma jority of th.i total vote July In the second. ninth, fourlconth and seventeenth congressional d! nicls no candidates received a ma jority July VI, but III the second mid ninth, the second man announc ed he did not car" to go into a run off lace with the ' Incutnlii'iita. so there will lit; no further contests until the .Noveinuer eiociious in those disll'lcts. ' In the fourteenth -district John H." Cunningham and Harry Ileilz berg are the two cnndtdnteR before the voters August 21!. The tiicom. pleto returns from that illslrlol showed less than B00 votes he twion the Ku Klux Klan before the Julv 22 prlimfry. For Utmost Corset Satisfaction be Fitted to No sqiinozlng of organs; no pressure; defects of figure corrected; a perfect founda tion for your gowns. This in addition to the. ora forts afforded through tha ex clusive "La Camilla" features; No pressure ou splno; no cut ting by lacors; no pinching of clasim; no digging of stays at lop hut freedom, ventilation, satisfaction. A complete line of the dif ferent models nlwayu on hand. I'i-lceft lfa.at antl up. Mrs. Robt. PattiBon Corsetiere lies. 1702, Cor. Spring ft Oak Phono 322-W UK lV.-rr l ? f V2 yol GoiMa, 3 pi jib FALL OVERCOATS, SUITS AND WOOLEN SUITING ARE IN Tli'.'.v linvc (iialil y See Oirin. . I:!. ev "V. Shirts :iii(l Collnrs. O'DoiiiicIl Slug's .(;.( Ml to SWUM Ahvuvs Ut'si The Toggery Anili'ows Bros, li'iui mill Dross clollios. ' i.iwi.aii. The M. A. Stilweli Meat Co., Inc. Delivers the Goods TWO MARKETS The QnalUv nuuiu't Adams Ave., nest to tlie Ska store. St il well's market on L'ir St., next to the. Harris (Iroeery. . rT T We have our own free delivery, WE SELL ICE, LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SIMM' AND FOUNDRY ' All kinds o mitctiinery, nutomobiJe od tractor . paired, ovolhauled and rebuilt. Ageetyleno welding of all kinds. Cylinder borinu and oversize piston. Crankshafts, Pistons and Piston Pins WfToM. Gire uu a trial U. FITZGERALD, Proii. Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS . Refrigerators at Price to Suit the Pocketbook ED D0N0HUE, Prop. Phone, Black 1242 Fir & Jefferson 1 The Magic Carpet At ilie (t'lojilioiio when you ask for "Long Dis talifo" you are on (lit! magic carpet of today. A wish expressed mid your voice is where you desire to send it. . In this service, distance is eliminated nnd in convenience is avoided. The answer is prompt and time and money are saved. Home Independent Telephone Co. "BILL' HANSEN Contractor and llulldnr Krick, Htono, Tile and Concrete Work Kcmndcllng and general con tracting. No Job too large, nn too small. No wnr-llmo prices. 35 years' r-xpcrtotKu. Beo mo before you lot your work. 1102 N. St. Cor. N & 5th ItFAl) Till' WANT MIS! By Allmaiijj iTyvj-f-y 1 .rik v ; , ci pv the lake i wish tWHKKl ALL IMC WiWir.M eso. you wmiin vrt IA1P M THc rtT WIDOOW A 3uMAt To MB - . 7 li .1 HIIIB1I III ivsiBasi tt Snodgrass and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par tor, Licenced Embal tner, Ambulance Ser vice. Day, Phone Main C2, Night Phono, Main 743. litlS IWtU Si. j j La. Or&TiiJfl, .Orexon,. ... . m mmmm- .aw w,t"'llt 1 I I 1 .... as 1 o s ft! ill I i S" y O o o