La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 01, 1923, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Text7 f Monday, January 1, 1923. '.'!! -: - - - -: s Classified Want Ads I PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OBTUOPATHIG PHYSICIANS lilt. J. U and lilt. MAItriAKRT INGL.1S, vairoiiaiclm. Uls.-nsf., ol monell anu children a specially, orrii-a plmm- ........ inuit-iu-,. piiuue aiain iui, 2 rings. Sommor BIUk. UH. IIAHHY K. 8OI0KN Osteo pat hie l'li Nli-iu ii und Surgeon. 1 liu tukun over tlu lu.ulice and uilUea oi lr. Gt-o. W. Zimmerman. 1 shall MiKii?e In a Kfn-ral practice Willi com iiK-iin-iiis us a specialty, c.ifi ice I 'hone. .Main t3; Itcsidcnce 1 i'liimi', as 7 -J, Paltiiuf-Hocsch lildp:. V.n (iranilc. On;. i:'-4-1mi) ATfOK.NEYft OCHRAN and BBERHARD Geo. T. . Cochran and Colon H. Eberhard, At torney!. La Grande National Bank feUllUiXtg. C. 11. HXN Attorns -at-l.aw. Jtooms 2u titul Koli-r office BUUr. Take Klfvutor. - 1 2-1 8-1 m CHIROPRACTOR. DR. EKLL.E MYERB, CtilroprttCtor, New Fok'y Building. Hours 10 to a. m.. 2 to 5 p. m. and 7 to 8 p. m. 7-'jr-tf OR. J. B. WOO DELL, Chiropractor and Naturopath. Nervous and chronic dlieaaoi a specialty. Butte 20, Sow ater Uldg. Over Bllverthorn'a. Oftlue Hours, 10 to 12 a, m., 1:30 to 5 p. u., 1 to I 6TnInKs. Phone 497-W. rTATUKE UUHK ft. A. N. MAYVILLE Specialist in cbronlo diseases. Methods, Mechano Therapr and Naturopath. Skin and blood diseases, nervous diseases. Chronic Headache, Eczema, Sciatica, Appendicitis, Constipation, Bowel Trouble; all kinds of Chronic Diseas es sucaeusfully treated. Phone Main 693. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Copl Idtfe BldK'i opposite Star Theatre. Of fice hours. 10 to 12 a. m 1:30 to 6:00 p. as. Consultation free. t-A-tf PIANO TUNERS WXPEHT PIANO TtJNINO Clean anri Tolce your piano without extra charge. Work Rnarantetd. Call New lln Book Store for appointment. Hoy B. Phillips. 4-U-tf FRATERNAL DIRECTORY TEOMEB. , Tfte urotnerhuod ur American reo ' aaeu. urande Konde Hottieatcad No. 1881, meets every flrat and third Thursday evening at Eagles Hall Coaue aud Investigate the new policies. Ail visiting members welcome. W. T. 1'ATTKN, 1 .-. Forenan. T IAH! 11. MAVV.LLB. Correspondent. . O, O, M. La Grande L.eage No. 850. v Lays! Order of Moose, holds regular ,V. tneetlmcw every Thursday night at 8 p. w. at Odd Fellows' Hall. The Wo ven'. Mooatfheart Legion meet. sc ond and fourth Thursdays of eaah uonth. Moose Legion of the W rid J aueota second Monday of each mrib. ' -r . Visitors always welcome. J. J. HARLAN, Dictator,' C. B. SHULTK, Secretary. s. S. O. ELKS La Urande Lodge No. (It. Lodge meets each Thursday ev ening at 8 o'clock. Homo aud cluo filvllegeB cheerfully extended to all rother Elks. S. U:UN OROWE, Exaner, Ruler. V. h. PEARSON, SeeiMary. BODKRN WOODMEN OF AMEKICA La Orande Camp No. 7703 meets on the first Thursday evonlng of each saontb, In the K. of P. Ball. Visiting neighbors welcome. B. R. RINQO. V. C JAKE ROSTOCK. Clerk. a. F. and A. M. La Grande Lodge No. 41, A. F. and A. M., holds regular eatings first and third Fridays at 7:8 v. mki- Cordial welcome to all Masons. LOT. h.. SNODGRASS, W. M. E. R. KIXRO, Sec. - O. BA3LK8 Aerie No. 26. meets every Friday night at Eagles Hall, laltlng members welcome. Z. LILLY, W. P. J. R BIRDHELL, Beo. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD I-a Grande Camp No. 1 (19. Meets every Monday nlsht nt Eajrlcs hall. All visiting ncifrhljorfl welcome. Dues payable at tlio office of the clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Grande National Bank Bids'. ' J. J. MnnCHIKON, C. C. R. J. KITCHEN. Clerk. C.NIOMTH OP PYTHIAO Red Cross . IoflKe no. X7. miets every Monaa ...nlnir In Castle lltll K. of Hell), at 8 p. in. A Pythian welcomo to all visiting Knlk-hts. Fit AN K A. TURNEK. C. G. C. U GRAHAM, K. H. S. WOMBN'8 BENEFIT ASSOCIATION of the Maccabees, La Grande Lodve No. 17, W. B. A. of M. Lortse meets first Thursday at 2 p. as. and third Wed nesday at 8 p. m., at K. of P. Hall. Tlsltlnir Slaters welcome. MP.S. NORA R. MACKEY, c. Coa-imanaer, . ARJOniB EATON, ' in I1U11 Ijine IS I OmH CIC Oil ' ! II, ' ' I - - r I I Beef, pork, veal, mutton, fish, poultry, cured g; AlltO Stage ii! ' I .WSSJM Olympia OyStcr g .ats- Any variety. Any cut. Any Quantity. g, !! ' j 'r nonAi! Viiltln. meuberi cordially I I I n 1 Faires reatment Best service. Iinlly I-'neeplina: Siimlnys ill f 1 1 V wicoid. Inrlrtaill jge j Our shops are located conveniently for the en- g , Leaves i niou Jvm iA.urani i ' ' - ANNA 8. GROVE. Bee. VUtAMlll U r oitv tn ha aevtrnA ?I m' 0:00 a.m. ,J - I . ' : . !g tne city to be served. g; ln.w a. m. ,:0o p. m. 'Snrincyrnfc I ' 7:::Z7 "IT"' Pa4 I! The GnuMk Ronde Meat Co. Ii ':,:;:--'''' &3noaass: ; i ' I"'"':! fi THE L0TTES ' Mdl's WW I 111..1 and - . f g rim. sprim: Man, mo; . 1118 Jefferson Ave. j Fir Street Market I I. o i i o Buy and sell through Observer 'tr)'in I ; oooooooooooooooooooooooooo mmmmmmmmm1 ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo cl!mmtA Mb f t j T )PriiiUJ1 I , , ifblNGS OF THE DUFFS ToiTngs Up a RenTrnder , ,,. - BYATUIAN - I ; '1 A TOM, HERE IS A IIST OF 50ME A fSOMETMES THERE ARE.N firr ir jC"" f WHAT IS THAT ' " THAT'S THE MORTGAGE. THAT TELLS ) Funeral Service Par- ; U r i V OF THB THINGS WE WILL HAVE ) . ( imRTHI WIS TO THWlt pVil'tg VOO HAVE HArMINfi V HOW MUCH I &TIU OWE MiO HM ' ' ! -.. i.-f ToncJ FOR THE NEW HOUSE- ) f IKA NESV 0 8 T"? J THAT 'A THE MUCH INTEREST . HAvE TO IW V .. j W, Licensed ; . OMVIAANOI WERE OVER VeSTEROAVr W KHOW RH ' I 'U H - ( FIRST MORTlC ON THE LOAM-1 PUT THAT OP THERE hh , Amta-laW Ser- ANO CHECKED OP WHAT WE'LL ,S V TRVm fi TO ME Ha. P , J ON THE NEW FOR Vou TO J.O.JK AT WHEN V l - S NEEP- I PlDN'T GET ALL "JOSTA NO CAN FoRMl&H XT' ,, , T "" H0U3F-IHA0 I HAKE OUT THE lIST OM NEW V' t,lone Main ()2. .. !:, . of them but here's a minutb.i want .v Ml . 1 M ' fi it irame o - th for the he-itmav t, , vitt. - j GENERAL IDEA- ( To GET SOMETHING AX 4 ' 1 U.iT ii HAvE SOME EFFECT- . ' J ' .( f: Hl&jf IP W P 4 f La Gnnde, Oregon j jr, IH E TLK-lMl 1 ; difficulty eV-IP ,' h lM I 1 j,; tf&A C' "1 J t ' 7T' ' ' -JT 'fl '.' ;-M traffic end . '.&TS 1&,L . Sk . j ITilA Ai-'T"' I - " , Y y 4 ' - . A ' ' 1 ' ' ' 1 " ' A " I AiLL2)J .rJ-". -V,-. f . l A 1 . , , .i.;.-tJJ'iM"tM Ay,..Mwl,l(:.v.,;..,.j-. I ...Wt fc-'f4, ... . .,, ili i-i fn - "-1 J r 'f ""-r " "tf - - "i Si i'h . i- i t - . . . - ''-1 - - V v . . m m m - -.IIIIIHI' - - ! ,. ok a&uc or utu) FOR SALE First class fence posts Farmers 19X2 12-12-tf PAPER FOR APPLK AND FRUIT Hoies for flip, at tbe Observer ot fice. Ch ap. ' 7-8-tf roH nanrr FOR RENT apartment. Two room furnished Call 27ti-M. . 12-28-lf FOR RENT 3-i'oom modern fur nished apartment. Phone 180-J, or :y-W. 12-23-tf FOR RENT Modern sleeping rooms. Inquire 1G07 lith. St. Phone 378-R. 12-30-3tD FOR RENT Modern -M. house. Call 12-30-utp WAIVXKD WANTEWidow .with little girl would keep house for widower ot bachelor. Inquire Observer. Want to hear from owner having farm for sale. Give particulars and lowest Price. John , J. Black, 332-M. ' 12-311-61 p mMCKLLA.'TKm.'W HEMSTITCHING, ; Buttons Covered. Mrs. h. H. Norton, 900 Adams Ave. ' 8-30-tf PIANO LESSONS Lcschetitsky method, and bepnning lessons in harmony. Call Miriam B. Smith, Phone 296-J. 12-9-lmp LOCAL CORSETIERK lor Barcle? CorMt. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O avenu. Phont 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Picot Edgs. Work Guaranteed. a-i-tf , Removing Stains. Acid stains on clutli can be success fully removed by first upplyliiR lemon Juice to soften them and afterward soaking the discolored parts with chloroform. ' r T o fl-nnn rt a ' I S MATTRESS SHOP and WEAVING WORKS Mattresses of all kinds cleaned J J snd rebuilt Feather Renovating. , j Rag Rugs and Fluff Rugs tor sale-i , ) Carpet and Rag Cleaning 9x12, 111.50 Mid up J Chas. Edwards, Prop. i :. Phone 253-W J W. Cass TRANSFER and BAGGAGE Stand at Club Cigar Store Phone Main 70S Just Received Full line nf Alaska whir ready-4 to-wenr furs. Ap seal hrown and black ti'iinmliig fm- dresses ami collar ami cuffs for eoat. You nil all w filer one to come und see them. I utwi buy nil liimls of raw furs ami will pay hot prices. Chris Miller 1510 Adams Ave, r" 8 - - g . , . o .a (irande - Union . 5 l THEATRES pox riiiMs 'Ni:uo" WITH IIM'II RI'-SnIN, Wlillo Will II. ll iyrt, (ho now illrta Utr oi' (ho sllt'iu (Iratuu, Iiiih huoii ron- HlillillK lllf MtVlllltM us tw iltn iH'Sl iiifuii.s of tncrr'usinjr (ho urttnilc und iHlui'ittioiiiil value of t ho "movies." W.llluin J-'ox has quietly nehUvM tho most notuMe historic croution of tho screen In "Nero," which in Ihe attrac tion foi' tint Amnio totluy, Tuosility, ami Wednesday. J. Gordon rMwards, the most Hchol- ni ly of America n pieturo direct ors, was wnt to Italy with carlo blanch' to vlMiallxo tho career of the last ol tho Caesars, umld the very hccucs; "when Home rut on lier seven hills and ruled the world." In this he had the active asslstanco of tho H'tnt? and (.Jiiccn of Italy, who placed all -the historic treasures of Home at the (lis- lioKitt nf the American' director. In or ler that he mlyrht ImIhk to tho new world tin authoritative picture of this period of Us lilptory. Nero was tho last nf Iho Imperial faiuiI-1'ouiuled hy Ihe Kreat opiporor, Augustus, who was lilniKelf a nephew of the uuihur-snhllcr, Julius Caesar. Sueceediu!-; to the tiuperlal throne at the aRe of sixteen, lasiilu of 15 years, lie all hui . ruined tho empire, and committed suicide to escape his own soldiers. Tho most notorious of his escapades was the huruliiK of Homo In order lint he mln'M have a theme n n .poem In the, style uf Vlriril',. Aenatd." To escape the eoiiHeiiueno-1 es of his mad freak, he accused the1 Christians of setting fire to tho city.! and started the rprsecution of that t which marked its early history! with hluod and tire. Since martyrs would not' defend themselves against his nhidlntors. Nero u'ave. them to th" wild lieasts In the arena. The spec tacle of a devoted slave saving hH lair mistress hy st ranglfng Ihe lion. which Is about to devour her, is one if the realistic thrills In tho picture f "Nero." In order to secure the porper scen ic effects for "Nero.' it was neeessar Air. Kri wards to build nil entire screen city ot Inllammablo materia!" on the outskirts of Home. This elt' produced many famous buildings of ancient Home, which have long siucei critmbted into dust. When the dlrec-; tor arrived in Italy to take this pic ture for the Kox Corporation, the Ital ian Government gave him permission to take some of the famous Coliseum, and thus the spectacle is presented in the picture of the martyred Christ ians uolns to their doom, picturized upon tho exact spot where the real martyrs were thrown to the lions 2000 years ano. After taking more than 200 feet of film, showing the manners and cus toms of Nero and his court, Mr. Kd wnrds prepared for the gnind coup, the burning of Home. Kor (his he arranged with the Home Klre depart ment to remain tint of sight of the camera, but ready to quelch the flam- ex if they becahie unruly. The entire screen city was then destroyed, one building alter another and some won derful photographic effects were se cured hy Air. I'M wards. "Kit ;ii,di:i c.i Gloria Pwanson proved more charming than ever in her latest I'ar amount picture. "Her Glided Cage,' which was shown at the. Sherry thea tre yesterday. Tn this new Ham ood production Miss Swanson emerges, for a few epi sodes, from the conventional fashion creations which have caused her tn become known as the fashion model nf Ihe screen, and appeals in some costumes which accentuate her beau- Iv and lend her a fascination not be fore revealed. The star displays exceptional talent aw a dancer and entertainer. The set tings and costumes, the cast, Includ ing Uivid I'owell, Hurrlron l-'ord. Anne Cornwall. Walter Heirs and Charles Stevenson, and other attract ive features are in keeping with the general color and brilliance of this new picture. The theme Is one of thhe self-sacrifice and the devolion of one sister for another, which causes lier to adopt the career of nil actress, deny ing herself Ihe love which Is her due. that she might provide the means for her invalid sister's happiness. All ends happily, h"owver. and- the picture Is delightful entertainment for the aver nge motion picture audience. Also showing the latest Hall lioom Hoy comedy. ' Step On THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER r sees ths fpeR JUSXS.fc' YpU The Associated Press) Ji!. j6S!nst will meet west again I'L-C. iV. 1-JltSl Will llll'tll WWl ilKiini I'nolliull this year when Ihe I'ni- vorslty of PlttsbuiB tlny Stanford mil-1 verslty In the Slanl'ord slniidlnm Here: Suturday. Observers predict a low score, Willi the odds lavoruiK ine vis-1 ItliiB I'antliers, who ure rated ouo of the best teams from beyond the .Mississippi. tilenn "Pop" Warner, tho "daddy" of all nationally known coaches, will be playlnB his Hunt hand aBalnst his eft in the fi-nnie for lie in coaeli of (lin Pitt learn and udvisery coach of TO DARKEN HAIR APPLY SAGE TEA LooK Young! Bring Back Its Natural Color, Gloss and Attractiveness ' Common garden sage brewed into a heavy tea with sulphur added, will turn gray, streaked and faded hair beauti fully dark and luxuriant. Just a few applications will prove a revelation if your hair is fading, streaked or gray. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sulphur rec ipe at home, though, is troublesome. An easier way is to get a bottle of Wycth's Saue and Sulphur Compound at any drug store all ready for use. This is the old-time recipe improved by the addition ct other ingredients. While wispy, gray, faded hair is not sinful, we all desire to rcuin our youthful appearance and attractiveness. By darkening your hair with Wycth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, no one can tell, because it docs it so naturally, so evenly. You just dampen a sponRe or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning all gray hairs have disappeared, and, alter an other application or two, your hair be comes beautifully dark, glossy, soft and luxuriant. Cik:.to- I'm fir j L PANTHERS PLAY CARDINAL TEA! ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo 0 g -....-M.,-.nraB-- v: ,. y .-V, 1 Fnr Your Hnlirlav NppiIs Jm.--.-mm.m.mJZ.' I ... 6 o, . . ... , I .. - HA t HA ! r 1 n A CT SB3rT; Ihe Cardinal eleven. lie coiiich to take charge of football at Stanford when his contract with Pitt expires next year. A Classified Ad Will Do It! "Comfortable as an old shoe" -A homely expression that exuetly describes tho sensation of a woman who has boon fitted to u , , , F0NT LACE CORSET "Iji Cnmllle" Co-sels embody the latest and most Important Improvements in front laco cui-scllng. , Conipleto assortment of the dif ferent models and sizes always on hand. ' Triced $2.5(1 and Up. Mrs. Robt. Pattison Corsetlero 2-V Ites, l'honc 3i 1702 Onk "'Trrl Yoo'cc havg- SPOKANE PLANS ABOXINGPROBE SPOKANE. Wash.. Jan. l.-Retru- lation of hoxinir and wrestling: matches in Spokane is contemplated by the city council. Particular investigation will bo di rected toward the allefred practice on the puirt of clubs and oritar.ir.a tinns staging smokers of makinfr Inst WINTER IS HERE Now is the time while you don't need your car to consult your repairman. Just ask him to put the power back into it by installing new pis tons, rings and pins into re-ground cylinders and your car will run like new. Our Stocks are Complete and Our Machinery the Best COME IN AND SEE THEM Leighton's Welding & Machine Works , La Grande, Oregon LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINR SHOI' AND FOUNDRY : All Kinds ot Machinery, Automobiles and Tractors Ttopalred, Overhauled and Kebiiitt. Acetylene Welding of All Kinds Cylinder Dorlnc; nnd Overslso Pistons Crankshafts, Pistons and Piston Pins Itogiound Give Us a Trial D. FITZGERALD, Prop. Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS I k Heaters at Price to Suit the Pocketbook ED DONOHUE, Prop. TODAY Make yourself master of today, and you will win. Why lose time and possibly opportunity by writing when you can have the satisfaction ' of immediate response by using our long dist ance lines? Any telephone is a long distance station. HOME INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE COMPANY "sf--,-''------ Ui II LHIi I.IHU Nl) . PAGE FIVE minute substitution of pnrUi'ipunta; tha selection of compeU'nt nlficials and meuns'of enfnrcinir rules in ro gnrd to conditioning purticipunts in ri)t and mat bouts. Appointment .of a hoxlniff commis sion with some sort of official power over athletic contests is expected to result from the investigation. City commissioners nre stuiiyinir too methods adopted by other cities iur hnndlinft similar - situations. There is an unimul cometory I in Montevideo, UriiKuay, where elabor ate monuments arc dedicated to mon keys, iloits, cats, parrots, and- other household pels. v 1-1 i i I ! I .