La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 02, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text'unrii r I It Tui-Ntby, J.-i'nM--y '2, VJiM. ' - - TH VtJ ,4 (ili.S .')VK-N) W-AWKftV tilt 1f!1' ''CM V WAT i i a- Classified PROFESSIONAL' DIRECTORY OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS Dll. J. U and Dll. MARGARET INULE. Oaleupatcha. Disease or S..niin ...u M!nrfi?r "";'" Of rice phone i;; ""'S' pnone jualn wo 1 ringa. Sommcr Bltig. I)1,V,,i,!JA1;.','V, SCJIKEX (jHtco lmllili; I'liyslilim anil SinKoun. 1 llaya lalii-n over tliu linn-liio ull.l olili'os of j)r. Cii o. W. Ximmeinmn. 1 B'lall cimase In a eoiu-ial practice Willi contliitnu'nu an u spooialtv. Oil Ira I'liuiu-. Main (ia; ltcsldome l'liunr. 3S7-J. I'alniei-ltomoh ISWk. Lit Ormule. On-. lli-t-ljnp ATTOKABYb OCHRAN ana Kl)nniIARD-Ueo. H Cochran and Colon R. E bur hard, At torneya. La Grande National Bank outiuiutf. - C. II. FINN'- Attornnv-al-l.aw. llooms 20 anil 2a, Foley office Lid Ik. Take Klcvntnr. 12-1 3-1 in CHIKUI'K .t'i OR. DR. BEI.LE MYEI1S. chlroprnctnr. New Foley jitilldin?. Honrs 10 to 12 a. in.. 2 to 5 p. m. and 7 to 8 p. m. 7-24-tf OH. J. E. WOODEUy Chiropractor and Naturopath. Nervous and chronic dlseasea a specialty. Suite 20, Som mttr Bids. Over tiilvrrthorn's. Offlop hours, 10 to 12 a. in., 1:30 to b p. u., 7 to 8 evenings. Phone 497-1Sv WATUKE Ctt'.K OR. A. N. MAYVILLE Specialist In chronic diseases. Methods, M.-chano-Therapr and Naturopath. . Skin and ' blood diseases, nervous diseases Chronic Headache, Eezoina,' Sciatica, Appendicitis, Constipation, Howel Trouble; all kinds of Chronic Diseas es successfully treated. Phone Main 593. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Copl ldae Bldp-,, upposlt'e 8tar Theatre. Of fice hours, 1) to 12 a. m., 1:30 to 5:00 p. Consu'tatlon free, . . 3-4-tf P1AXO TUNERS- KXPERT PIANO TUNI.N'i" Clean anu voice your pluno without extra charge. Work giisritnteed. Cell New lln Punk Store for appointment. rtoi E. Phillips. 4-15-tf FRATERNAL DIRECTORY VKOJIICN. Tna Brotherhood of American ro aseii. viranoe Ronde Homestead No. 1IM6, meets every first and third Thursday evenings at Eagles Hall trome and investigate the new policies All vlaltlng- members welcome. W. T. 1'ATTEN, , Foreman. AKt fij, MAVVILX.H. : i . Correspondent.. It O. o. M. l.a Griirmo :,n:e No. ai.il, Lioyal Order if MoO(.e, holds regillar -' meetings e.v&ry '1'hurUay night ul b ' p. m. at Odd Fellows' Hall. The Wo ' men's MooseTieart Legion tmeets aec c ond and fourth Thursdnys 'of1 esch y saontb. Moose Legion of 'the Wrld - meets second Monday of each nv i Ji. " Vlaltora always welcome. : J. .1. '1AI1I..W, Dictator, C. S. SIH.-LTZ. Secretary. t, P. O. ELKS La liranao L,od(fe No. 4IS. Lodge meets each Thursday ev ening at H o'clock. Home Rnd cluo privileges cheerfully extended to. all Brother Elks. - S. DlUN CROWE, Ex.rer Ruler. - X Lt. rJA'K.SUN. Sejtw.ary. . ODERN WOODMKN OF AMERICA ,, I -a Grande Camp No. 7703 meets on - the first Thursday evening of each . month, In the K. of P. Hall. Visiting ;, neighbors welcome. .t B. R. RINOO. V. C, ' ' 1 ' JAKE R08TOCTC. Clerk. L r. mul A. M.La Grande Lodge No. 41, A, F. and A. M., holds regular safietlngs first and third Fridays at 7:80 p. m. Cordial welcome to alt If a ion p LOT. L. RNODGRASS, W. M. E. R. HINGO, Sec. f. O. BACJIjES Aerie No. 259. nnet every Friday night at Eagles Hall. Visiting saenbers welcome. Z. LILLY, Vfc P. J. E. I3IRDHELL, See. WOODMAN OF THK WOULD La Grunde Camp No. 3(19. ftfocta every Monday night at Kugles hull. All visit injr neighbors welcome. Dues payable at the oTflce of thef-clerk. Roonis; 21-2U, I.a Grande National Bank JJldg. j . J. J. MUkCHIPON, C. C.t R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk. : CNIOHTW i)F PYTHIAK Hed Croa Lodge No. 27. meets every Monday evening In Castle Hul (K. of P. Uall). at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all ylslttnir Knhrhts. FJIANIC A. TUU?EH..C. C; C. L. GRAHAM. K. H. B. ' WOMEN'S BIONEKIT ASSOCIATION bt the Maccabees. I.a Grande Lodfce No '17, W. B. A. or M. Lodge moots flrnl Thnrudav at 2 d. ni. anj third Wed nesday at 8 p. m., at K. of P. Hall. I Vlsltins; Slitcra welcome. MKS. NORA B. MACKEY, r- Coannander. MARJORrB EATON. Record Keeper. 0. B3. 8. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. B. S., holds ntatt'd comnnmlPBtlon the sec ond und fourth Wfidnendnys of each ontti Visiting members cordially welcomed. NRLLIB O. NRILL. W. SL ANNA S. GROVE. Hec, 000 ooooooooooooooooodooooo, g , o o W. H. HOHNKXKAMP.ro, g I'linrrnl I'lrth Siriiitf llh I'rlors O .Main .511 o O O O O 0 oooooooooooooooooooooooooo UULNGS OF THE DUFFS '""j oh NOW 15 mv chance! ' ' iSivJ HERE COMES THAT MR3. ). ' MUNCH WHOUSEDToi '' : rrriirrzr-" K 5mub me - rtfy. Want Ads FOB SALE OB 'XUAOU FOR TRADE A six cylinder car, ulmo8t new, ,)id . equity'' in 'five-, room modern nou.se for cattle. " Tn quire Observer. 1-1-iit FOR SALE First class fence posts. X2 12-12-tf I Farmers 19X2 PAPER FOR APPLE AND FRUIT Boxes for snlo at the Observer ot fice. Ch an. 7-8-tf FOR 'RENT Two room furnished apartment. Call 27u'-M. 12-28-tf FOR' RENT 3-room modern -furnished apartment. Phone 180-J, or 12-23-tf FOR RENT Modern ., 332-M. house. Call 12-30-otp WANTED Companion for elderly lady. Phone 289-K. l-l-2tp Want to. hear from owner . havir.g farm for sale. Give ' particulars and lowest Price. John J. Ulack, - 332-M. 12-:il)-(tp HlbC'ELLANKOUB HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. Mrs. L. H. Norton, 806 Adams Ave. : 8-3U-tf PIANO LESSONS :Leschetitsky i method,'' and . beginning lessohs in harmony. Call Miriam B. Smith, . Phono 296-J. ' 12-9-lnip LOCAL' CORSETIEKb for Bitrcle Corsst. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. 8-1-tf King -Khnma; of- fthe Bamagwuto, a tribe S'n Soitii Africa, will not al low intoxicating liquor to enter his te.rjtui-vy and Hravela; about in an automobile, driven by a white chauf feur. ' ' ' ' La Grande MATTRESS ECOP andjIPPi, is icvealctl r.s.th-greatest i WKAVTWTfl WORKS' t: nLW;" i Mattress j of ' all kinrfs) eiaVoed Jl nntt rebuilt 3 llag luga and Flufl Rugs fori1 sale. , - -Cftrrwt.' and Kits; Cleaning t Uxl2, (II .50 and up J : Clius. Edwards, Prop, ' V: ':: '.. j Pooue 2'yt i ".C'mT. W.Cass TRANSFER .'. and . BAGGAGE Stand at Club Cigar ' ' Store y : Phone Main 768 Just Received , ts i',', - --.t v rull lfm or AlnsUaihli "rpmly-to-wejn fin's,-' Also hva lrnvii -nml Mark (I'hmnliijr for iIivsmch' Atul collnr jhhI ruTfr for. C(jat. . You .arc nil wiltmm ,t roint nml !&c:: tlicnt, - I-nli liny nil--kinils of raw. ftirs aihl 'Will ja lxs.t in-ii'Saf I' . , .5 Chris Miller ! i ; i510 Adams Ave .' Olympia Oyster Cocktails in Season ' ' at ' THE LOTTES 1118 Jefferson Ave. r: . OH HELLO, MRS. DOFF. ARE YOU LOOKING TO. RENT A PLftCE.TOO? 1 DON'T THINK YOU'LL FIND A SiHTf.L?. NEIGHBORHOOD -ThtY ARE A'.L SOV1R7 . i;vr-:.afs. THEATRES XKR(y 'SplS MAliK 1 Oil . IAVISll J'KODI CI'IOX , ''Nero,"' he, William Fox super sjiaciiil.v which opened at, the Arcade Theatre yesterday, mure than lives up to its reputation of beins the ()n(5 Vme of hMotic 8tT(.0n stories thut preceded it set a hitrh mark for this newest of record-breaking pro ductions. "Nero" accomplishes wth surpris ing easa the difficult feat of out-dis-tnueinff the , whole list of famous features. . Not alone is the produc tion , extraordinarily ; impressive by reason of the magnitude and variety of its niarvelously realistic, sets, the enormous size, and skilled direction of its mobs, and - the. costliness and magnificence of its thousands,, of cos tumes, but also through the strength and deep human appeal of its story. Written by Charles sarvcr f ana Viiginia Tracy, and directed by. J. Gordon Edwards, "Nero" discloses a tale of .'Ancient Rome, set against a background' of historic fact that pulsates with . the life and color of the time when the greatest tyrant the' world has ever known sat upon the throne of the Caesars. The struesde between Christianity and Paganism is the theme of "Nero" but- like all worth-while screen Iic tiun, it is the pure love of a man for a maid that lith'.s un the sombre scenes of crime and evil passion and awakens a responsive glow in - the hemts of the spectators. "Noro" abounds : in thrills. Any one of its sensational episodes would be sufficient to mnku the reputation of an ordinary .feature. This ; Fox production counts them by the doz en, chief of whic,h is the burning ot Home. W hen the brutal and selt-de-ceived Emperor grasps eagerly the suggestion thqt he .apply the torch to the city and so furnish the in spiration for the composing of a song which shall enable him to ex hibit the wonders of his singing voice, the 'resultant scenes of fright and destruction stand unequalled in motion -picture annals as the frenzied populace seeks safety in flight from the mounting flames and crumbling walls. lieautiful and unusual views of the country around Rome and exquisite reproductions of the interiors of great palaces in the Eternal City are also shown. The .acting is splendidly efficient. As Nero, a French actor, named Jac ques Clietillat gives a wonderfully life-like .'charactcriiation " of the last of the Caesars. Paulette Duval, f"1'1 skill- of her acting make her '.Nero will rdntinue nfl the attrae- tion at the Arcade Theatre today, ami nr.i I.... SFIK ItU VS.- TO D A V , TOMOUl tO W Story of South Sras is "The Bonded Woman." ,,.-..'.) ,;.! ' 1 i: . Want to go to tho . South . Sea isles? ' t i Nearly everybody does,, since lead ing the books o Pretlerio O'Bj-ieni, W. S. 'Maugham and others. ' Patrons of tha Shen-y Theatre will fund them-solvfs- eitrried away to this .romantic regiojt when they see 'Betty Compson in "The Bonded AVonian'i her latest Pai'amount picture. lit thiH offering, the -South: Pa cific archipelago is shown at its best, with enough of its worst to make the drama. Miss Compson-.as Angela, (toes to a dive- in Honolulu to rescue the man she loves. This is a colorful scene, with dancing; jrirls, sailors and native-iand pictures Hawaii as .most People fancy it. But fatcj and the girl's 'wisJi, then remove the pair to a barren deserted island where the de nouement takes place. ' i . - Miss-iComnson is supported bv a vefy fine cast, including ilk-hard Dix, John Bowers, ,1. barrel! MacDonald, hthel Wales, William Moran and oth ers. . .1 he Bonded Woman"' is based ori'a Aiory by the late John Fleming Wilst)ni:1which was adapted to the screen by 'r.::R; LeVino. Philip 'E. Iioeii .directed and James van Trees photo,iraphe.dj . ; '.. ;,A19o jshovmif ii comedy. j OOKS TAKEN i FROMIMBLER IMKLER, Jan. 2. Llhrmy whfen Uin during tlir past rai ."Wiiy, ((Tiipot.-tiily The County Ix'vn at I rnlilir ' will he taken "t l'iist. Th y .n (itaihlo not tliun l.x;(nml)fr ftl has cli:ini;f'.t rs ale Husk. 'I lian'ils. Tin: n-w own a.nd .-M Multtre .. AmUi-vv, tl It Kfjuil nicclianli Kooil i-ric-,. will Ik- 111. I til.' 1IS1I-1 nllllMr.l. I iin- Wcsl..vknw Atplo limits rcsniii woi-K lu jl.Ml iiuiiH'st .la i- - ' ' . A ll'iiinlif-r r,r riiilN-r': prof will Helen Scores a Point . PLA'rn. M THIS UpNSIfi! YE5.THE ALL AHE OUITF- Voiiiib-' peoplji worol enterluinetl.. b-! Mrs. Frank 1 iliuiclmnl ut iier libme 'I'llesiluy uvonlne December SB. j h'hn evenlnu was siieut 111 playlna fi-ds and other games, and dancing, i He. rivslinivntH wero nerved ut nidnl)t. All present exprewwd themselves; as having hud a highly cnJoyuMe tlmp. Mrs. (ieorgo I'orry of Im (lr:kllde spent Wednesday 111 llnbler with ;hr inothir, Mrs. l1. H. Westenskow , t'litford Wostenskow aceouipunied Ills cousin Alfred Woslrnakow to Lit (Ii-andn Wednesday, on one of ; his semi-weekly trips to sen the Doctor, who Is attending to Ills Injuries, re wived two years ugo lust; August, Delheit., Illnncliurtr who Is work lug ut Uib - Lone l'ino Lumber torn. Bargains In Homes I "A new rtvo-roon dnndy homo nnd two lots near the rallroiut sliopH. city watoiv tleoti tc Itfrhts, buth and toilet. Karate.1 nice lawn, etc. $2,iuo, $.r.oo cush, ?25 ror month payments, j i : i Five-room Jiome on Oak St., incur Adams Ave. All fiirnlnliiMl, for: $.s, 500. $;uii cuhIi,' l-S monthly pay ments. , j . j '' A dandy homo on KiiHt Ft., one-hiilf block from "Adnms Avo. Flvo rooms, huilt-in kitchen, bath, toilet, eloctrta liKht, city water, etc. 2li00, ?00 cush.. ,." ' ; Five room modern homo In the H00 block on Y avenue. Two lots, bath, toilet, electric lights, city wuter and tarafe. Macadamized street. Prico, $2000, $G00 cash. A five-room modorn homo, with lui'ije co in or lot on 12th 'street, one l)lock from paved street 2f00, i;no canh. Will take a good car as part payment Small tracts, city Iota, -farms,' for sole and trade. i ' , Auto ond Flro Ir.Ruranoe. PYRAMID LAND CO ooooooooooooo. Reduction Will' ; ON'trlE'RCHA'SE OF JIQXJDAY .GOODS.. : THIS WEEK BEFORE WE TAKE : i INVENTORY " i . .,: j - - I CALL AND SEE. WHAT WE HAVE LEFT fSJewlin Book & Stationery Co. oooooooooocoooooooooooooboioooooooooooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo 1907 - 1923 Sixteen yews of ceaseless effort to ploa.se our custom ers and to render every service consistent with sound business principles finds us more completely equipped than ever before to supply La Grande and all Eastern Oregon with both fresh and cured meats. Our new packing plant has no equal in the state outside of Portland, and is not excelled there except in size. We solicit your continued good will and patronage for 1920, . . The Grande Ronde Meat Co. 'ooooooooooooo-oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo TH5 13 A BEAUTIFUL PLACE RIGHT HERE BUT 1 SUPPOSE. THtV WANT A FOR WNE FOR IT- I GUESS ITS mot r-n ftENT - Did you lliiUlf!E V I SAW LOOKING AT IT- MV IT AMD ME FOR GIFT - pnny, haa been spending the OlirlstmiiH vat-atbin with his imrents. Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Uluncllai-tl. Me spent Him-sduy visiting relatives at Alice 'HIA Ou.iu ju iiS.m om ll) p.iulid ". mum mis q.ipm 'pinq.-iuM 'JU.iji '.llnoiiiiU!S i'l.hUI '.l.:.ui.i y 'JSjnpojj pooo JJ3qO "Comfortable as an old shoe" A homely expression thnt exnrlly doHciilies tho sensution of a woniun who litis been flttwl to a f ' rrvOVr lace ' CORSET "La Cnnilllo" Co-sots embody tho lutest und most lmnorttiut improvements in front lace corseting. ' Complete, assortment of the dif ferent models and bIkob uiwuys on hand. I VI red $2.50 and l'p. Mrs. Robt. Fattison Cnrseflero riinnu ltcs. 1703 Oak OHO occ ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo 'V'1' ' Si - l o! i o 1 o SY that is NEW HOMF wTyp 'Xf WELL, I GUESS I TOOK HER OFF OF HER C OOD BVESSA , H'GH H0RSE " SHE m;;& pui f )" HAS rcuwFLuSHED to J-' ME LONG ENOUGH- SCjOOD PAYiJ- -iyn-Cj V -"S.V.-- , I y 'T-.ifnw?. z- i""r MV HUS&A4D BulLI GAVE IT TO A CHRISTMAS L FISHER IS SELECTED SALEM, Jan. 2 Earl L, Fish was elected as state tax com missioner to succeed I-rank K. I.ov ell, who has resigned because of ill health. Mr. Fisher was elected for a four-year term, starting January 1, lSttKI. Mr. Fisher has Ferved ' as deputy stato tax commissioner for the last three years. Prior to comino- to I Salem he served as county assessor i of Linn county for two terms. Mr. i-ishers election was announc ed by the stuto tax commission. which Is composed- of tho governor. secretary of stato and plate treas-1 urer. When Iceland was discovered and efforts were made to induce people to go there and scttlo, the name proved forbidding and promising of climate severity. So when another larger island was found, it was nam ed Greenland to make it more at tractive to honu-seekei s, ' 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 hack into it by installing new pis tons, rings and pins into re-ground cylindei-s ,., 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 Furniture COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Heaters at Price to ifl- ED. DONOHtfei'ripplC' i Phone 474-J 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 COMPAN Y A CLASSIFIED La Grande - Union Auto Stage P. (i. !rlnp, Sfiutannr Dnlly Kxrt'ptiuit Siimlny.! I.cavoM 1'nluli l.cavoH l,u tliund 7::i a. in. 8:00 a. nu lo;:io u. in. 1:00 p. m. ',i:'AU p. in. GMTi p. ni. l.av'.s I'nlon. 1:00 p. in, I.cavcft T.n (liunde at R:00 p. m. . lluv and a.-ll through Observer ClnHHlfled Ada. BY ALLMAN ! . Our Big Is On The Toggery Amlw.w '.. ! .... .' SJS' Suit the'Pocketbook' .- ni.Fir & Jeffeeson eijsoy ' I - V AD. WILL DO IT j ! 4 4. 4. 4. jfc'jfrj; ISnodgrass and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licensed Embal mer,.Airilrtihnce Ser vice. Phone Main C2. 1505 Fourth St. La Grande, Oregon SALE Exchange ; '.i .'it! : -1- n .1. i 1 IS' '..SI