La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 06, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, November fi, 1922. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN T" Classified PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY 5STKOPATII1C PlfYSK.IANS i,-.1rr.'i1'!,",1j1;v'':i v:kt in,;,-i:, PHYSICIANS AND HllViKONd phQn.Mnovi;2S"Vera""0"- Ari'OKXBYS "5,HAN and ftl.l;niIAKO-Qo. T Cochran and Cnn it. Elrerbard. At- CHIROPRACTOR. DIJ;.i"i,',,,'E,yvi':liS- Chiropractor. NVw ! 1" .' p. in. ami T to 8 p. m. . T-J-tf OR. J. E. WOODBM. Clilrnppiiotor anil N'l'yoOMh. Norvuu. and "hrunic four, i, "".ll'rn's. Office to evenlnga. jiion 497-w. CONTRACTORS MCL.KLLAN Registered profea monal Civ II EnirlnHfr" aii....iL -itiKiin u, , a Grande National piiihi'iik. t'lmne Mnln SI HATL'KR CI HR DR A. N. MAYVIIJ.K pectallit In chronic diseases. Methods, M.'chano- inerapy una Naturopath. Bkin andd u.uuu umuasfM, nervoua rtlbeusea. unronic H-aUache, LVzt-ma, Soiailcn. nynuiciuj, (.'OfiHtipHlton, HOW) Trouble; all kinds of Chmnlc Dineu ea aucccsBfuhy trvutfd. Phone Main B93. Room 1, 2, 3, second fioor Cooi IdKe Bldff., oppoaitc Blar Tbeatr. Of fice hours, lu to 12 a. in., 1:3U to 6:00 p. wo. Conwultatlon fro. VIAiNO TUNJCltb KXPFrtT PIANO TfNI.-Jfl Clean and ; voice your piHim without extra chance. Vok KiinrHntt-od. v.n New ; lln Hook .Store ior appoiatiaent. ltov k. I'hiiiips. 4-ir,-tf FRATERNAL DIRECTORY VKOJIKN, The Hrotherhoud uf American Yeo en. Ornnue Jiondo . Hnincst.-ad fJu. 2886, nieolH pvtiry first and Ihtrfl Tliuridny everilnds ut Enyli-s IIhII Lome Miid invostiKiio tti iivw policies. Ali visiting tniwnbiTa w.-lcome. W. T. i'Al'TKN, Foreman. BAKY UJ. MAYVJUUn, Correspondent. U O. O. M. La Oranfln Lodpe No. 850, Loyal Order of Moose, holds rnulur meetlnsf every Thur.Iny nijfht at K p. m. at Odd Fellows' Hall. Tho Wo neo'N Moosuheart Letilm) meets sec ond and fourth Thursdiivs of eath month. ItooBt; Lotion of the W Id Baeeta second Mo-id.iv of each nV j ,h. Vialtota always welcome. .1. .1. JIAKI.AX. Pirtator, C. S. SHl'l.TZ. Secretary. k. P. O. ELKS La turunda Lodtfe No. 411. Lodge meets each Thursday ev eotnff at 8 o'clock. Home and cluo privileges cheerfully extended to all Brother Elks. S. LTAN OROWK, Exa Ruler. F. K PEARSON, Sc.teiary. CODERN WOODMEN OF AMRRICA l.a Grande Camp No. 7V03 meets on tho first Thursday evening of each month, In the K. of p. Xlall. visiting neighbors welcome. E. R. R1NOO, V. C, JAvli itosTOtK, Clerk. L T, an1 A, M. La Grande Lodge No. 41, A. F. and A. M., holds regular meetlng-s first and third Fridays at 7:10 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Ha sons. W. niNGNER, W. M. R. HIN(;o. fa'ec. I. O. EAT3TjE8 Aerlo No. 2T.9, sneets every Friday ntRht at F-aylea iaU. V.elttntf fluinb.:rs wi-loomc. Z. LILLY. W. P. J. E. H1KDSELL. flc. WOODMEN OF T 1 1 V. WOULD La Grando Gamp n. l'.!t. Meets every Moii'Iay iiinht at Ka;;1os hall. All visiting neighbors welcome. Dues payable at the oli'i e of tlio clerli. Rooms -'1-', La Giande National Iinnk DMg. j. J. mc!:'IIISm.v, r. c. U. J. KITCHEN, ClcrU. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Crosa Lodtfe No. 27. in-'eiS every Mcndu vnli'(f tn Castle H.iil Mi. of P. Hf.ll). at 8 p. m. A Pythian wolcoane to all visiting Knlplit. FRANK" A. TURNER. C. C. O. I. GRAHAM. K. It. S. WOMfcN'8 BENEFIT A.S.-OC!ATION of the Maccabees, La Ornnde Lodve No. ti. W. H. A. of M. L"de merta first Thurnday at 2 p. ni. f.fid third Wed nesday at 8 p. in., at K. of P. Hall. Visiting Pilfers welcome. MRH. MARY ' j ALLAGHER, CrtBimAndeT, 4 HARJORIE EATON. lttofd Keetiar. O. E. 8. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E. 8 , holds stated conumini-ntlon the sec ond and fourth Wednesdays of esch aaontb. Visiting (embers cordially welcoaoed. . NELLIE O. NEILU W. 1L ANNA 8. ;ROVE l IMMXGS OF THE DUFFS torn Breaks' It Gently " BY ALLMA.N f VOO'LL- ONLV EMBARRASS I WELL.tF HE ( SE ,EW A l"t" ' " f IT'S A GOoO VARm !' ERE., PUT THIS ON VOU LOOK FINE r : 1 0-W.A- I V-cX-LON'T SAV J DOE5NT KNOW C NE A - I JUSt V SAV jf ViflL SEE HOW VOU LOOIS FINC. J To HIM- ENOUGH To SO ot!!fw To Iep how H lG0T ,T Ton!) THAtVoRIT! J IT LOOKS WITH . GOOD N IGHT ! J p-. ! ) HE'lt. GJ PRETTY SOOd V I'UL TELL HIM! J LOoK5- TOfy j k,!., VOUR HAT ON' J wy- -A A ' ), C ! : -LJ! ". i m ., e Want Ads KOH HALB OK THAUU AI-PI.KS Orrharil run. fine box. llrins boxes, (nil 9?,-M. 10-:in.6ip PAPER FOR APPLE AND FRUIT HftV.'O flip co!.i tt tlnii I ih.orup ,.f r-k ? o .ishnwiiiir ut Hip A remit1 VOH SA1.-K Acre ln.Pl. Cooii Iiourp. KW'i-lrii; pump for irri;Uin. I'rked to -Hell. V. Oi Uox 82'!. U-S-Gt PeliciouH auplt'H. Throe trailer-. on-hard run CuHh out 11.75 box. Inihk'r. Address . Aiinri Marshall, luihlcr, ltox 8 5, or c:iU Ttukt-r V;tr'lioiih(. (,w your order in as all apples will ! shipped first of i-k. 11-:! -4t l-'OR SALK At bargum prices, two new tractors with plows. One trae- tar second hand. Also several used, trucks nnu automobiles. We have n inrjre stock of used parts fur sev eral makes o ears. Union Motor Co., La Grande. 9-21 -if KL'ltMHHKl) HO.MB KOH SALE Nearly ev 5 room bungalow, completely furnished, on paved street, with nice lawn, good pa rage mid woodshed. Want a rea sonable payment down, balance of purchase price can be paid month ly. See Mrs. Ebell, at Koley ' Hotel. 10-25-tf VOH SALi; At a burKain, a nice little room f it k house, 1 5 roonn, all equipped with furniture. Ha.-tj to leave town. Will sell rhonp for cash, also six months lean on building. One bock, north of post office. For . part ictt tars, writ o or bpq P. 0. Self, Enterprise, Ore.. P. O. Box 762. in-:u-ii FOR SALK Combination Heater, $12.50, round dining table, bed, sanitary couch, farm tools, harness, etc. John II. Pearce, Fruitdale, 11-4-atp FOR SALK Tamaiack posts. Inquirt Ralph Butler, R. F. 1). No. 2., La Oiande, Ore. ll-4-2t OR SALK Three months old bird:""-', l-d l'.-l..rs- l..rt in sk doit. Phone 4:l-W. 1 1-4-L't i autl ''oad sh,m mmV 'or snv- FOR .SALE 1.122 Colo 8; seven pa scnger touring car. Run 3fil)0 mile--. Priced at 11500.00. Call Huicl; Agency. Main 57. 11-4-tl" OB nfirurr FOR RENT Rooms to rent Tu Y. M. C. A. Homey and comfortable. Shower baths available and hot water at nil times. 9-8-tf WANTED WOMAN Hift-W. tWANTS WORK Phone ll-l-JJt WANTED TO RENT House or apartment, furnished or unfur nished. I nq u i r O bserver. J 10-24-tf FOR RENT Two room furnished ' apartment, above Palace Confec tionery. Apply downstairs- 11-4-tf WANTED Man or man and wife on farm near Sunnnerville. W. F Brock at Hotel Foley, Sunday noon. Turner, C- Cj 11-4-21 WANTED Girl or woman for jfen . eral housework. Mrs. W. D. Gran ly 707 Grandy. ll-4-:i: LOST Ilneh keys on Adams ave . hub, between postol'flce and hos pital. Leave at Observer office. 10-23-tf LOST Span bay horses, with roach ed manes and splits in ears, weighing about 1 2 00 lbs. apiece. Both had halters on. . A. March . Call Harris Grncerv. io-:in-fitp MI8CELLANISOVH DRESSMAKING Children's eloili ing and plain sewing. 1701 Wash ington. Phonn U66-S. Ili-2ti-l 2t p HEMSTITCHING, liuttona Covered. Mrs. L. II. Norton, DOG Adams Ave 8-:io-ti NEEDLECRAfT SHOP Hemstitcn inp, pleating, stamping -and a ful line of stanipwl baby novelties Mamie Duby, liCiO First St-, Baker Orecon. 7-4--.' LOCAL CORSETIERB lor Barclej Cors.t Mrs. J. F; O'Connell, 1104 O avsnu.. , Phone 147-J. Strictly Castom-mad Corsets. Gnaranteed throaghont. Also Hemstitching and Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. 8-1-tf THEATRES 'IH'MAN IIKAIITS" NOW SHOW I Mi AT .MiCAIII' "Ask Dad he knows!" There Is the flnvni' of other Jl- Mi-iitinns In "Human Hi Is." Iho ' ' I'liUvriul-J-w. l iitlnu-tum n o w ! Tli'ni ri for ' three day, if whUh so mm h has been, said. ( ' itnmiin Hearts" Is ever Linielv. vet to mi renin and Knindnaivnis f i today It has more uieauiuK than lo the younger tu'iH-rulion. The younu- er ones don't know what an in lliieuce the old play of "Human Hearts' was lu America years ao. It wan Ihe success of the decade. It had more road companies play ing at once than any other dramatic pKM-e. Like all the plays of "those days" it is essentially simple, powerful in theme and direet In exposition. The picture has-been filmed just as the play was stayed. The memories it arouses are puiiftent. It recalls the life of plain er days, when people were merely "folks" and the pleasure of the da j were wholesome and unpretentious. Old homes, old fields, old roads, j the crops ripening in late summer suns, the loveliness of girls in ; white summer dresses, husking-1 bees, etc. House Peters, one of the most popular uhd virile stars on either j screen or stage today, plays the I stellar role of To:n Logan. He j brings to the part a sympathetic un derstand iug and finish that makes j it stand out as one of the best j things he ever did The c!cer and beauiihil Kdith Hallor is Peters' leadiU wnmi.il. n ml t lu, Hiimmrlin east inrliides mnnv .lueinii m.h.hlox among whom are Husscll Simpson, Gertrude Claire, George Hacka thonie, George W. West, Lucrrtia Harris, Kaipsay Wnllnce, Mary Phil bin, H. S. Kair and Snitz Edwards. King Uaggott , who was chosen I to direct tho old stage success, was au ideal choice In view of his hav- . i ei ai years. AT SHIJMtVS I.AS'I' DAY. .Great Dramatic Power In Hands of Nacil." HU-hard Washburn t'liihl. tl em Ambassador to Italy, is the of the novel, 'The Hands of N; e pres autlioi wliifh Is based the screen play by the s.mie name which opened esterdav at the Sherry Theatre with Clara Kim ball Young: as the star. .Mr. Chilli's ntory makes a photoplay that is satisfactory t h rouglfout , and ft Is cer tain .to be one of the most successful of the year's photoplays. "The Hands of Naia" is composed of a series of very ef I'ecti ve situations, each one of them ten.se and gripping with plenty of dramatic action and suspense. The story has Us setting lost in Russia during the revolution, ami then moves ty New York's lower East Side. Here, and on Fifth Ave nue, many of the most important scenes take place.. Miss Young 'plays the role of Nara, a beautiful girl whose cviuisile hands are believed In convey a remarkable healing power. She succ eeds In heal ing the sick, but she falls in love with a strong-willed scientist, a young floe tor, who iJoes not believe in spiritual ism or in anything hut science. The clash of these two persona I il ies Is one of the many interesting episodes in the play. A MiiH)rling east of prominence is seen in the film. Elliott DeMer is prominently i nthe east opposite Miss Young in the role of the joiing seien 1 1st . A Iso showing comedy. "Nobody's I'.aby," now r.r.'rn:it than imij k? The niiestUn Las be:-n asked: fa whet way :ro Ch nnbeila in's Tablet superior to the ordinary cathartic anl liver pills? Our answer is. they a:' easier am! more pleasant to take and ihjtfr effect ir so gentle that one hard ly realizes 1 hat it Is produced by a medicine. Then, they not only move the bowls 1 iu,t improve tho appetite uid strengthen the digestion. State Srhnol Kiltlfls ihiw available for InaninK upon I'nion Counly farms. Iiucrst 6'r. Call upon or write II. K. Dixon, Foley IliillilinK. l.a C.riindf, Ori'smi. c.xi.i, ion cirv WAitit.vvrs N'ntice l hereby (,-iven that all warrants on the General Fund oti (he city of l.a Grande. Oregon, ami I enriornert Xovemtjer Hrd. or' prior thereto, will he pnllert for pay ment November Sill, ir-22," and In terest on said warrants ei-ases from iii;ii iiitu. i EMMA M. I-WVI.ER, Treasurer of the City of l.a Grandn. 1 GRANGE- HALL - -1 qnniAi wniiiq UUUIIU IlLI.Uj CiUANCiK II A IX, Nov. ti. A. K. Huff is mt ion sly ill ut tho liotttf tr his iliiiifchlt-r. Mrs. Allu-rt Knight of I'nitm, Ii w;is ihmmht for it "H.h thul Mr. Muff's lu-nlth mi-jilt mi prove 10 kw.h wm mu uiM.iui 11,111 ''as gradually grown worse until no hope tit all is held for his neovery. Mr, and Mrs. Win. Taylor unci son Ueryl made a trip to Cove Tuesday .Miss Itlanch Fl'sliman, who is 1 !niaylnn with Uer urandmolher, .Mrs. J. T. Willette of Wallowa, arrid Friday eveuiiiK of last week to make her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Oliver Flesh man. n visit. She ret urned tti Wallowa t he following Sunday morning. Tuesday evening a Hallowe'en mas quer.:. to social was neltl ut Orange hall when a rolirktu pnod time was had. The hall was filled fo its cupiiclly and some extra food characters were represented, The Judpos who were Mrs. Sain Will iamson, Mrs. Guy Spencer and Mr. HuKey, found that they had u ery' hard task before them in choosing the ones who represented and acted the characters t he best. They fi nally decided that Mrs. Albert Krause who was dressed as an In dian maid and Dee Stnutz as a chinntnan were the ones who should each have u prize. After untuusltiUK Edna Ockeler, Dorothy Krituse, toy Spencer and daughter Mildred each contributed to the eiilertalniuenland then unities weie played (ill a very late hour. lief ore depart nig for (heir homes, the uests were uorved lo sandwiches, pumpkin pie, apple 11,1,1 viiU r- Laura Hamanu charge of tile candy booth a 11(1 ! veral (l(dlar ,wortll of the delij ,lous home-made candy was sold. ADOPT SLEEVELESS SWEAT ( My Associated Press.) :u PULLMAN, Wash., Nov. 6. Not lo he outdone by the male members i'f the class in t he matter of dis tinctive dress, girls In the sopho more class at Washington State college here, have adopted a uni form sleeyelesss sweater as their distinctive article of wearing ap parel. The mate members of the class have selected derby huts their class insignia, A i;i;i i;k m. oi;n. Chamberlain's Coueii J'.emeody has a rcraarknbln record. It has been p use for colds,, croup and whooping cough for almost half a century an) has CG.i.sLintly grown In favor an I popularity n-i its .joo.l qualities be came better "known. ?! Is the stand aid and main reliance for Hieso dis eases In thousand of homes. Th facts that It can alw'as be depended upon and sitfu and pleasant to take ue ereaflv In its favor when It wnnted for 'MMron. HALLOWE'EN JELLY PLUG 75 per cent Pure Sugar JACK-0 -LANTERN EVERY DAY PRICES Cor.il '.ocf Slenk, lb 18c I'ot Jto:ists, 11- 12c, 14c, Hie 8c lioiliiiR Aleut, 11) v 8c, 10c !;tC()ll, M) ; 2"ic Sujfiir Cured Hams, II) 28c Our large stock always on hand enal-lcs us to supply our customers' demands in an except tonal manner. Trade Hc-c and He Kali.sfied. The Grande Ronde Meat Co.1 - ll,.- .1. t.ot. Junior High School News Py Inez ' Hughes A great Interest has been taken i in volley halt the preceding week, j j The girls In the fin a, sixth, sev-1 cut h and eight h grades have been playing under I he instructors. Miss j Pick in and Miss Ithoades, A regit I lar team is expected to he organ ized. Miss Bennett was here on Frh.y afternoon. October 27th. She en tertained the eighth grade studes wit h several graph onnla records of literature. Two selections wire giv en from Dickens and one "Old Shy lock." from the "Merchant of Ven erea t interest has been taken in hook reports, several have been handed in. Greenwood School, Specia I 11 11 m hers on t he progrn m of the Greenwood J unior High As sembly were two violin solos by Miss Young, who played " Kusawaiak," by Wuuiduski and "hit rod net ion and Polnuniso,' by Carl Holm. Oth er numbers on the program were: Chorus "The Sailors Song," Junior High. Play -Deft Illue ami White Flower Pot." Wanda Neilson. Keunon Vaught, Violet Ky.. ear son, Ri' Kumasawa and Ei hoi Hrown. Heading "The Pilot," Charlotte Walker. "Reading 'Out of the Night (hat 'overs Me," Jennie Da I how. Cartoon Sketching ldell Quifi hind. Saxophone soloes "11 r e a in y Moon-' and ".lust u Little Love Song," Leslie Row. 4 Vulrnl ScImmiL The Junior High was honored by a visit from jMiss Hon net t of I lie La Grande high school. Miss llennett entertained the pu pils with parts of a few popnlcr cliiHsics by great writers. lu the eight grade civic class a st ra w vot e, was ta ken t o elect, the governor of Oregon nnd Die city commissioners. INDIAN STrOKNT. EUGENE, Nov. '.. Eleanor Until;, ef the Uhukfoot tribe, is the first In dian girl to attend the University of Oregon. Ilcr home is in Hrownin;;, Mont., a sinn.Il town situated a few miles from Glacier national park. She received her K'Jii'imar school educa tion ami a part of her high school education at Carlisle, Pa., the largest Indian school in the United States, which was abolished during; the war by the government. Coming to Oregon In IfllS, she en tered Salem high school, and grad uated in -11120 with high honors. The following year .she taught in tho low er giades at Chemawa.1 This full she enrolled at the University as 1 freshman, with the intention of com pleting four full years in the depart ment of physical education. Wo fill any DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTION Red Cross Drug Store Olympia Oyster Cocktails in Season at THE L0TTES 1118 Jofferson Ave. The M. A. Stiiwell Meat Co., Inc. Delivers the Goods TWO MARKETS The Quality ntarkot Adams Ave., next to the Skatftf store. KUIwuH's mnrUet on Kir St., Hext to the Harris Grocery. We have our own free delivery. WU SKLL ICE. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MAUIIMI SHOP AND I'OI.'.NDIIV All KlnilK of iMui'hlniTV. Anlinnohllo linil Truclora Hopalroil, Ovi'i'lintiU'il iinil lU'liulll. Aiwlvlone Wehllns or All Klmln. ryllniloi- Horlnft llixl OvoihIo 1'IkIoiib CmnkslmltH, riHfonn ami l'lnlnn I'Ihh ItoRroiind ;ivi I'm n '1'iinl , D. FITZGERALD, Prop., Furniture Exchaege COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Heaters at Price to Suit the Pockclbook ED DONOHUE, Prop. Phone 471-J Fir & Jefferson New Telephone Directory to be Issued Soon Parlies conlemplatinff ordering telephones in slalled or chanses made, please notify the office as soon as possible. HOME INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE COMPANY Money No Commissions For Particulars Sec J. R. Oliver We i;-t eoniilinil,le tnonntaln ! , O rhintiiiitr tiioli-ini; after our ttiiuks util Oregon City Bath Robes $1S.00 ' ; SEE THEM Caboose Rubbers for Railway Men $2..r)() Tailor Made Suits $r8.oi- to STS.r.o The Toggery Andrews 1Wp KNOX HATS Hl'"l'aiiB r Wmi "if '1? 4f Snodgrass and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licenced Embal mcr, Aniliulance Ser vicH. Diiy Thone Main (52, Niht Phone, Main 743. 1505 Fourth St. La Grann", Oregon. i ij a