La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 29, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN Tuesday, August 29, 1922 THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER -,THE' OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE by. Condo I SSaZESSCTSS THEATRES IB a af t i i . - , ' i,sn i I ' ! Classified Want Ads I i i PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ATTtUlXKVH COCHRAN and Fl,fUl H A Itr Ono. T. Cochran and ,,m u. Kbarhard, At torneys. La Grande Nalluual bank Building. , CIIIIMH'RACTOK. 1): liKLLE MYKliS, New Koley lluililinc;. 12 a- m., 2 to .1 p. in. m. Chiropractor, Hours 10 to and 7 to 8 p 7-iM-tf OK. 3. B. WOODET-Ii I hlropractor and Naturopath. Ncrvo.is end clironlc diseases a specialty. Suite 2(1, Hmi ier may. uvcr rjllvcrthurn'H. Office hours. 1U to lli a. in.. :3U to 5 a. in.. 7 to a evenings. Plion V.17-W. CO.NTltACTOKS U, J. MoUELLAN RpRlntired profes sional Civil KriKlnutr; luirvcyli.K and ' maps. Room la, l.a nrande National Hank building, l'houo Muln HI. HATUltK ft ICR UK. A. N. MAYVlLLPV-Specialist In chronic dlacaacs. Methods. .Mccliiuio- Therapy and Naturopath. Skin and blood dlaeaafM. nervous dlseuaus. Chronic Headache. Eczema, Bcuitlca, Appendicitis, CoiiHtipulum, llowd Trnubla: all kind. of t'lironie Dito.-is- ea successfully treated, l'lione Main 693. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Coo; Idge Bldg., opposite Star Theatre, of tc hniiTj 111 to 12 a. in.. l:S4l to 6:00 D. m. Conaultatlon free. 3-4-tf OSTKOPATIllO 1MIYSICIAX8 DR. J. L. 1NG1.K & UK- .MARGARET INGLE, Osteopaths. lliscai.es of women anil clvhlren a snecinlty. Office phone Main 10(i. Residence phone Main 10, i ritiKs. i,omnier UldK. I'HVSICIANS AXI) Sl ltii:t)XS I OH SALK UK TUAUhl FATHKR CO.MKS ilXTO HIS OWN IN IMITUKK "TH K (iOOl) I'ROVIUKR." KO SALK Krvera and hens. 4IHI-R. 8 r'l SALK OR Saanen milch goals. .Mother takes a back seat and fath I'hone - ,.,.. ;,,, the limeliirht in "The -'' 'diiul I'rnviiler." fenturillL' Vera (ior- TRAUK Re.ri-tered!'1"" 1)0,'e l"vlllson " "'" wm " IKAlilt. itettl.-tereu . ,. 4 ,.,.,,,,0 Theatre next r""11 1 ' "7 r . . in .icn ir i none iiu-n.;.,.. , , . u..i.oi Wednesday and i'Oli SALK Team, about 70 Thursday. This pic ture lieaia. considerable, resemblance head lo "llumoiosiue," but inner Irom it stock lions, and seven hend dairy:"! that it is reitanun ny some irims cows. Imuiire Observer. 8-28-4tp'as even a better production, hike' I'UILlt: SALK ai ranch Thursday Johnson will mm everything loose and it is a good liniii lu take ed vauiaKn of t ho uanuiins. s-28-lit 'llumorBsque," it was written by Kan- lir. Huckmairajnic Hurst and directed by Frank Hoi inornlnK. iwi'zaife The .ooo Provider.' 'a Cosmopol itan-Paramount picture, is an el'ic of fatherhood. Its central character, Ju i,i ttitwwtinirer. is n merchant who by FOR SAI.K Uuifvr calves. Call 1110 ,n, t toil, self-immolation H avenue. 8-2(i-3tp j ,) devotion raises his wife and two 77. children from the status of dtUSSiall i. A1., i i , .1.in , iimiKrantS to comfortably situated Pi""- ,w w 5 ' 9 ii smull town midtlle class folk. An.) no Phone 172-W. '-it'-4Mv.r ure theV prosperous than i)aiii.m i.'i.o iiui k1 avn VHlll'Pt Heckv. Izzv anil Pearl, the children Boxes for salu at the Observer of-tie of the country town and Ion fon fice. Ch, an 7-8-tflthe city the haven 01 Kills searcninn for husbands. l Oli SAI.K Hariv Triumoh Peaches- Few men can lone resist the plead Per amile box. S'J.iiU. Mrs. C. IC.iinPs of wife and children, and even- Smith, May Park. 8-26-litp tually they (to to New York where , ,, Julius' soul is aany seareu Dy me oioi FOR SALE One second hand Meter n. ,,,. e ,.barets and soarinir ex mick combine harvester "th tn LtlBfSi The old man is driven to the Kine .straw dump ami wagon wa his health is breaking, his family Cheap. Oieeon Implement Co. PEACH ISLAND PEACHES For Sale. Fine Conninp; Free Stone Peaches, yellow meat, at $1.20 per box, f. o. b. Milton. Cash orders filled first. G. G. Groves, Milton, Oregon. 8-2-4tp FOR SALE One second hand 22-UG Case Thresher with brake, self feeJ- ' er, grain handler, wind stacker and bagger attachment. In firs', class condition. Only $900. Oregon Hardware & Implement Co. ( 8-PM ulBO. H. VEHRS. M. D. (leneral Surit ery. Office over Sllverthoru'a. Office phone Main 112. J.' J. DAKItY, M. IJ- I'liysicl.un fin-i Pureun. Over riitnian's Liruu Store. Office phone C1-Y. PIANO XUXKItS BXPK11T 1MAKI1 Tl'NlMi (lean olid voice ynur piano Hitliont exlrn cliarire. Vn,lt v. imninti'. u. an lln Book Store for appointment K. l'lillllps. I toy FRATERNAL DIRECTORY vi:i)Mi:N. The HrolherhouU of American eo Mun iipbiiiIh 1. 1. title lliiniestead No. !iS8ti. nieela every first and third ThnrariHV evenings ' nt Mni-.l.-s Hull Come and Investinnte the. ifw pollclca. All vlalllnic members welcome. W. T. 1'Al'TliN. foreman. ALARY K. MAV'II.1.M. Correspondent. U O. O. M. La tlrande Lodire No. 8C11. 1 ti-H nr Mount, httltla reutllar meetlnva every Thursday nlKht at H p. b. at Odd Fellows' lull. The wo men's Mooaeheart l.cirion meetl ac- ,,..., n-itiirutluvi. of eaLh month. Moose Let-Ion of the World meet second Monday or eacn monin. ' Vlaltols always welcome. J. J. H.'.ltl.AN. lllctntor. W. I'. KljlNt 11 A.MM lilt. Sec. FOR SALE CHEAP A 5U-foot rub ber hose, one waterproof hunting coat, one pair of leather puttees, one organdie dress, one i rsey slip on sweater, two flashlights, all practically new. Call ffM-M. morn ings. 8-28-:itp Hardware :ni,iw.u his wants and jibe at his lu . .rnthi.itiw i, .M ' ' hen the nreaK comes and bankruptcy confronts him. It is here that the great love story of the picture comes to its cliniac, bringing with it a realisation on the part of the mother and daughter and son or their seiiisnness aim a iieter initiation to mend their ways. The nil tore is a tvnical Frank Bor zage creation, with its pathos succeed ed bv rich humor, its benign outlook on life, and iLs sympathy for huniair folk who are so often misunderstood. The cast carries the production ad mirablv. . Besides Miss Gordon anil Mr. Davidson, the uavers are: Mtr- Mr. Davidson, the players are: -Mir Hum (Muster) Collier. Jr.. John Roche James Devme. Hlancli. 'Lraig, ura Jones. Edward Phillips, Muriel Mar tin and Murgaret Severn. FOR SALE Cheap. One well im proxed acre. Irrigated, close in. Six-room bungalow, full basement, two chicken houses, one barn, one garage, all new. Shade and fruit trees. Easy terms- Will take good second-hand car on first payment. Call 17BjW. . 8-2ti-4tp AT SHERRY'S TODAY. ALMA RUll ENS IN "FIND THE WOMAN.' b'OM KENT FOR RENT Furnished apartment nl 11,011 Washington Ave. 8-2!i-lf FOR RENT A four-room modern house furnished. Phone 429-M. , 8-2fi-ff FOR RENT Modern five-room cot 1...... i;,02l (ith street Phone 28G-W No children. 8-22-tf ONE SUITE OFF10E Rooms for rent. 1,w,tiie Pntmnn's Drutr Store.. " 8-9-tf twHAT'S That ON TK(5 CA-- 1 DOIIVJGL A oh, "L see I nist-c, don't por?2tT TO FIO.UCa.t5 TH UACSOK flVD filTtKWi. Jill laii'im niaamilll mi i iiiiiTm . ! 1 - J FALL SUITS FALL HATS FALL LEATHER VESTS See Them First " OXFORD HAND TAILORED OVERCOATS $35.00 to $75.00 Knox Huts O'Donnell Shoon Alwavs Host. oggery Andrew's Bros. We clean and press clothes. 1 ,. I,. iiimini , i ii . '"'"lI. '" WANTED V- . O. ELKS I. a C.rande Lodo No. 411. Lodge meets each Thursday ev ening at a o'cloclt. Home nnd clur, prlvllegea cheerNilly extended to all Jirother Elka. S. u:"AN CROWE, Exalted Ruler. F. L. PEAiR.SON. Secretary. MODBRK TVOODMEN OP AMKRICA U Orando Camp No. 7703 meeta on the first Thursday evening of each month. In the K. of I". Hall. VlaltlnB nellfhbora welcome. n E. It. ltlNOO, V. C, JAKE UOSTOt.'lv, Clerk. L F. an-1 A. M. L,a c.rande Lodpe No. 41, A. F. and A. M.. holds r. irular meetings first and third Fridays at 7:10 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Masons. pTNONER. 'W.' U. E. It. RIN'iO, Seo. w: O. EAGLES Aer fa No. 269, meeta very Friday nlBht at Eagles Hall. Visiting members welcome. Z. LILLY. W. P. J. E. niRDRELU Beo. WOODMEcT- 'OF THE ' WORLD La e.it, 'Hii lf.s. Meets every first and third Monday at Eagle k-ti aii uioiiinc -...tiftihnrs welcome. ntie'a navable at the office of the clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Grands Na UonaJ Bank Hldg. JOHN SCOTT. C. C. R. J. KITCHEN. Clerk. ruiinnTH OF PYTHIAS Red Cro Lodge No. 27. meeta evurv Mondnv evenlng In Caatle Hall K. of P. Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knights. FRANK A. Tl llNElt. C. C C. L. CiRAHAM. K. H. S. WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION of the Maccabees. I.a Grande Loiffee No. 17. W. 1). A. of M. Lodge meets first Thursday at 2 p. in. and third V-ea; oeeday at 8 p. m.. at K. of P. viMlting Sisters welcome. V MRS. MARY OALItAOHER. Commnnder. MARJORIE EATON Recoid Keeper. Hall O. E. H. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E. S.. holds stated coinmonfi-ntlon the aec ond and fourth Wednesday, of each month. Visiting members cordlall) welcomed KKnJ ansa s. orifu-.i:. w. See. Id. WANTED To rent two-room house keeping apartment. Write Box Dij R. F. II. No. 2. 8-28-2tp MISCELI.ANKOrS NEEDLECRAFT SHOP Hemstiten ing, pleating, stamping anu a iui line of stamped baby novelties Mamie Duby, 1!0 First St-, Baker Oregon. ... 7-24-tf LOCAL CORSETIERE for Barclej Corset. Mr. J. 1. uxonneii, iiu O avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Pico Edge. Work Guaranteed. 8-1-tf "A screen actress' greatest need," savs Alma Rubens, featured player in "Find the Woman," "is restraint Time ufter time when asked the sec ret of successful performance ill pic tures I have said just that. "The art of acting is difficult as per fectionor nroxiinitv to perfection, a: no one is nerfect is dilfic.ult of at ., it: u... ... tninment in oiner caiuiiss. out w the average girl who rises to more or less nroniinence in Pictures a degree of mastery of portrayal comes sooner or later. The trouuie is, nowever, wuu most of them go beyond whut is re uiiiied: thev , overact just as some players smear too much . make-up on their faces. "Many of our voting actresses, in their earnest endeavors lu succeed, go to the extreme in their delineation of strong emotions, and this is uncon vincing. RestraintI say it again is the prime requisite." "Find the Woman." n Arthur Som- ers Roche-story, directed by Tom Ter iss, will be presented at tnc wier'-y , Theatre beginning today. I It is a thrilling mystery photoplay created by Cosmonolitnn Productions and released bv Paramount. Eileen I Huban, well-known stage star; George MarOuarrie, Norman Kerry, Harrison Ford, Ethel Duray and Henry Sedley also are in the fine cast. Also showing "Travclaughs. reived. Also a certain element rep resented among the buyers is biddiliK strongly for stock. This clement doe. not represent the rank and file of th; lumber trade, however, for there is :i tlittiiu-t tentlencv to take care of th.' n ,1 customers and not auction oil stock. Prices are advancing as they alwavs do when orders exceed the sup ply hut leading lumbermen are very hopeful of preventing a runnway mar ket, winch jvoultl in t-ne en'i worn in jury to themselves us wen us ut in. consumer. 51 ILLS CUT POLISH FORESTS The M. A. Stilwell Meat Co., Inc. Delivers the Goods TWO MARKETS The. Qnalitv niaruet Adams Ave., next to the Skajlij store. SlilwcU's market on Fir' St., next to tin;' Harris (Irocery. AVe have our own free delivery. AYR SELL ICE. Training a Child. The best way to teach a child to he honest Is by always tolling him The truth.- Encourage him lo do likewise and let him see that you are living up to your responsibilities. 'WARFAW, Aug. 2. (By Mail) The enormous forests of Hialowein'i. containing many thousands, of acres of uncut timber, are engaging the at tention of British concerns, who me negotiating for leases. At the same time American business interests have sent alt agent over here who, in coin pony with H. II. Smith, Trade Adviser to the American legation at Warsaw, is now, on a tour of inspection of the forest hinds. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS ' MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY ' All kinds of machinery, automobile! and trctori paired, overhauled and rebuilt. . Aacetylene welding of 11 kinds, Cylinder borin and oversize piaton. Crankshafts, Piutona and Piston Pins rajrotin. Give na a trial D. FITZGERALD, Fm. EDUCATE IM OLD COUNTRY PRODUCERS CAN (Ily Associated Tress.) HONOLULU. T. II. Aug 20 Japan ese were urgetl, in a recent issue of the Hawaii Hochi, Japanese lunguage newspaper, to send their American cit izen children to Janan for their edu cation to evade radical changes in the Japanese language schools here recom mended by a joint committee of Japan ese and Americans. These provide for reducing the periotl of instruction from eight years to six, and prohibit Japanese children from attending Jap anese language schools until they have had at least two years of study it the American school NOT KEEP. UP The demand for lumber is brisk and exceeds the HUpplv offered for sale by producers- Lumber manufacturer ;ire vpi-v cautious about booking order;. because the movement of bulky freight is becoming- more restricted and it is more difficult to obtain empty freight cais for lumber loading. On the Pa cifie coast rains have prently lessened the danger from forest fires with th? result that loK production has increas ed and in turn the manufacturers have increased the sawing of lumber, ac cording to the American Lumberman. Offsetting this the fact that tin ear supply is beeoinintr more ami' more scanty on the Pacific coast, with the result that movement ol lumoer bv rail is being cut down, particularly nt the mills which are located on small j roads or branch roads. In the South, i likewise, the car situation's anything j but good. Even where cars are ob tained and loaded they move very slowly, with the result that compara- livelv little lumber is reaching the1 consuming market. This undoubtedly is having the effect of stimulating the dcmna.d In other words, some pur chasers will place orders in several; places and take a chance on rancelinni the rrmnindcr nftr nm- qtmit i y.'-! BOXING CONTESTS STAR THEATRE Thursday, Night AUGUST 31st TEN ROUNDS KID SARP AND FRANKIE CRITES Tliis will In' a fxroui luiillc To'r 'Viol 1 1 men nre I'usl SIX ROUNDS FARMER SMITH AND ' BUTLER Tliff menu business. Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS , Refrigerators at Price to Suit the Pocketbook - ED D0N0HUE, Prop. 4 ,; ,; ; , ,:i Phone, Black 1242 Fir & Jefferson r FOUR ROUNDS The lit; -TIFFANY AND MURRAY lit wciL'hl l'l;niers. FOUR ROUNDS THE FORD KIDS True Liltle l-'livvers. Admission: Ringside, $1.65; General Admission, $1.10; Balcony, 55 cents. ZiLili''iii".iiiiiiiit " r " I'wiiniiffc.i-f-""''"''" The Magic Carpet At the telephone, when yon ask for "Long Dis tiinee" you are on the magic carpet of today. A wish expressed and your vojee is where you desire to send it. ' 1 Tn this service, distance is eliminated and in convenience is avoided. The answer is prompt nnd time and money arc saved. Home Independent Telephone Co. n "BILL HANSEN Contractor and HulMr Hiick, Hlone, Tllo and Concrete WorU Kcmmlellng and general con tracting. No Job to lro. none too ainall. No wnr-ilum prices. 115 yeara- e-rlenco. Hen me betore you let four work. 1102 N. St. Cor. N & 5tli ItKAl) TIM'. WANT ADS- DOINGS OF THE DUFFS j Home Was Still in the SamrJ Placs But B" Allman I THINK THIS is ovn HOUSE BUT YOU CAN HARDLY 5EE IT FOR THK li'IrTtii hV'f'i- vr.nnFvrn rAMF ri)T WHY DIDN'T ' ' V'.. v Plhv-rji cccu t,p VI !i K HKfft Ac4D TURNED THIS v vnnDCki tuis k-nri-ur-iJ ) ,! ' WAW . I LB.:ii .Sto, am oven out here! HK a-', it: n u i wr-" ' .a. Tsir n i h k 1 v i i r. i m i i ii i i b i v ' 1 1 n 4 u ct- - i r i :? sij 'vM mjA ' j-K, ; -?pr:i r i ,itmwmtmwmm&ti t '-. - o fr- i.i a i. ' : u !: 4" Snodgrass and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licenced' Embal nier, Ambulance Bei view. Da Phase 1 I i I I J s i I l I ! i