La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 12, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, January 12, 1923. THE LA GRANDE EVENINfl OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN Classified Want Ad: THEATRES EVERETT TRUE PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY - OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS ' umu'c ..limit M'-t; phono Aluiu lliit vii no ro Main nit:. 2 rings. Sommtv pathle Jhyslcian and Shikcoii. 1 huve tukon uvor Dm pilu-Ucu aiut oil Com oi Dr. ueo. W. ZiiiiimTiiimi. 1 Miitll (H.kuko in a kcirtuI practice WlMi coiUJm un-nts us a Nin-oiuliv. Of) lft rhune, Miiirt ;:t; ltesiii-iu;e J'hoin. ;ij7-J. 1'aliner-liocsch Ifidtr. La t.rnndu. ivy. . 4 -1 mo OCHRAN and EBERBA ItD Geo, T. Cochran and Colon It. Eberhard, At torney. L GraE.de Natlun&l Dank uuiiuuir. C. H. I-'INN Atlonio -at-I.;iw. Itoome 20 uiitl 2S, Foley tiffin lid Ik, Take Kleviitor. i ;. in CHIKOI'KACTOK. Dll. IUSLLI3 MY BUS. riilropr.tcior, New Foltsy Building. Hours 1 u lu 1- a. m., 2 to 5 p. in. and 7 to 8 p. in. 7-24-tf CK. J. B. WOODELL hlropraotor and Naturopath. Nervous and chronic: dlieaaes a specialty. Suite 20, 8om- er Uldg. Over Bllverthorn's. Office hours, 10 to 12 a. in.. 1:39 to h p. u., 7 to 8 eTenlnga. Phone hatukk cxr.rc DR. A. N. MA Y VII iLB Hpeclailat in chronic dlaetiBHR. Methods, Mcchano Therapy and Naturopath. Skin and blood diseases, nervous diseases. Chronic Headache, Eczema, Sciatic. Appendicitis, Constipation, Kowel Trouble; all kinds of Chronic Ulsaa ea auceesBfully treated. Flione Main 693. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Cool Id tfe BM(T., opposite Star Theatre. Of I tee hours, JO to 12 a. m,l:30 to 6:00 p. n. Consultation 'free. 3-4-tf PIANO TUNERS KXPBRT PIANO TUNING Clean and olce your piano without . extra charpe. Work Kuaranlued. l.'nll New 11 n Bonk Store for appointment. Hoy E. Phillips. 4-15-t! FRATERNAL DIRECTORY k O. O. M. La Grande xu4f?e No. SCO. Loyal Order of Moosu, holds regular meetings every Thursday night at 8 p. m. at Od l Kellowa' Hnll. The Wo ven' Moosebeart Legion meets c ' ond and fourtu Thuisiiaya of each Month. Moose Legion of the W rid meets second Moiday of each WC i-h. Vlsltois always el come, J. J. HAKI.AN, Dictator, C. S. &HCLTZ. Secretary. ft. P. O. ELKS La Grande Lodge No. 4It. Lodg-e meets eaeh Thursday ev ening at 8 o'clock. Home and cluo prlvllegen cheerfully extended to all Brother Elks. 3. Ll'.AN CROWE, Exn.'ei. Ruler. F. L, PEARSON, Senary. ODBRN WOODMEN OF AMEftlCA 1 Grande Camp No. 7703 meets on the first Thursday evening of each onth, In the K. of P. Hall. Visiting neighbors welcome. EJ. It. H1NOO, V. C, JAKE HOSTOCK, Clerk. - i, F. aud A M. La Grande Lodge No. 41. A. V, and A. M- holds' . regular Meetings first and third Fridays at 7:le p. (m. Cordial welcome to all Kasona . i ; LOT. t. SNODGRASS, W. M. E. R. KINGO, Sec. t. O. HJALES Aerie No. 259, meets every Friday night at Eagles Call. visiting MenDers welcome. Z. LILLY, W. P. J. E. J3IHDKELL, Beo. WOODMEN OK THE WOULD La Grande Camp No. 1U9. Meets every Monday night at Kuples hall. All visiting neighbors welcome. Dues payable at the office of the clerk. Rooms 21-22, I -a Grande National Bank Bids. J. J. MtniCHTRON, C. C. Ii. J. KITCHEN. Clerk. KNIGHTS OF PVTH I A3 Red Crosi Lodire No. 27. meets every Monday evening In Castle IUH (K. of P. Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to ail visiting Knignts. FUANK A. TIJ11NEK, C. C. C. L. GRAHAM. K". H. 8. WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION of the Maccabees. La Grande Jboirfce NO- 27, V7. li. A. of M. Lodge meets first Thursday at z p. n. tno tnira wa nesday at 8 p. m.. at K. of P. Hall. Visit i "tc Sisters welcome. MRS. NORA B. MACKEY, k Coajmanaer, 7 HARJOHIH EATON, . Record Keper. D. B. 8. Hope Chapter No; 13. O. E. S holds stated coinmunlratlon the sec ond and fourth Wednesdays of each Month. Visiting members cordially welcomed. NELLIE G. NEII.L, W. H. ANNA S. GROVE. Bee, r FOK BALB OK 'l'HADM I7rtl CAF17 .I... f.nM nnsLft. iqyq . T. I '-tf I Hodoliih Vitlcnlinu FACING WI1.0 HI LL SOFT? CiLKSS AGALN PAPEU FOH ArPl.K AND FRUIT Boxes for salo at the Observer of-1 fice. Ch an. . . 7-8-tf j Heal UnnKi-r Itloud ami Sand. At the Arcade. FOR SALK Modern B-room house, completely furnished. J. R. Davy, KiOl Oak St. 1-11-atp roK inyirr FOR RENT Sleeping Adams. Movie uctinc is certainly soft ioli! V'r instniice. a Rodolnh Val entino had tu do for a solid month was to set out in front of a mean bull ami wave a red cahe in his face. iEnsv sure. but Mr. Valentino J wasn't bothered with a tremendous "7T! 'ot ' company during the time ru . !i quired for, these warm uud interest-'ine- scenes. Blood anil sann, Mr. vaieiuinus first Paramount starrinjc picture,. wus bv June Matins lrom tne FOR KENT 3-room modern fur-! ...M. nr ' i. -ii r indanted ... "' lyi-'c Ulasco lbunoz story of Span- FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms, iish life. It is a Fred Niblo produc- Bachelors preferred. I'hone 3B0-W.!tion, directed by the miiKer oi ine l-G-tf,Thres Musketeers." scenes . in ine uuu-iihk at '.utui FOR RENT 8 room house, furnish-wjti, jir- Valentino as a popular ed or. partly furnished. Inquire toreador provides many opportunities 2504 N. Birch. l-ll-2tp for sensationally dramatic moments. i Tim -.hii- inwl n,Mve of the famoUfc RENT Steam heated furnish-; S inish sporl ar, slown nlim,s the apartment. KiOU " ashine;ton eutui.es t,ut ure repellant to Amer-1-8-tf : ;c.nn ideas, "tiallanio" is considered to be Valentino's most vivid and col- FOR ed ave. WANTED Board, and room in. IiUuirc 102 Hemlock. private home. Apocalypse." 1-10-Gtpl : orful characterization since his "Ju lio" of "The Four Horsemen of the WANTED TO RENT S or 4 room house, furnished or party furnish ed. 1012 Fourth St. l-ll-3tp STllAYEI). OF A STRAYED A red Ilelle cow, crop and underbit on light ear. No hrnmls visible. Taken un at. mv place in Fruitdale on 14th day of Eugene Manlove Rhodes- and December. Owner may have same S II HiH R Y S I. AST DAY HARRY CAREY . All of Harry Carey productions of the past, among which have been some mighty good ones, are excelled by his latest production his second under the auspices of the Film Book ing Offices of America. It is called "Good Men nnd True," is founded the story of the same name riy was re- aleil for the first time at the MtlWJitljljAI'l nova bv proving (ownership, paving for; Sherry rhentro yesterdny. keep and for this ad. Thomas I "Good Men and True" gives Harry Standley. ? l-10-5tp Carey a role that fits him as snug- ' 1 ly as a rubber skull cap fits, the head of a bather. It is a part that he can play with far better effect than any other star now on the HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered.) ,ercen. He is a cowboy, of courst Mrs. L. H. Norton, 906 Adams Ave. but this time is a candidate for 8-30-tfi sheriff, backed by the better ele- . mt.nt of a western town and opposed LOCAL CORSETIERK lor Barclej bv a vicious faction that would Corsat. Mm. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 : throw the community open to the O avura. Phon 147-J. Strictly .forces of evi'.. rnf.m.m.H Cnroot. ftnarantitM; The love interest is furnished by thrmmhont. Al.o H.io.titehinir and his admiration of the daughter of his Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. chief political backer. The girl li.. ..I u : - jvuiu vale, liiul iiiwuy cnui iiiiiik : brunette '-who formerly played op- !TT?"!posite Wm. S. Hart in his western Idramas and won , thousands of . ad- 'mirers the country' over. The "BIG BOUNTY- PAID,. .iRv Associated PressV OGDEN. Utah. Jan. 12. Bounty Of nmntie olomunt w ni,n ,,f the mil. S02.50 as paid tiy estate- officials istanding factors that make for the here to IW. Colvin,. ranchei!who lextrnordinary success of this latest biought in the pelt of a prairie Harry Carey vehicle. wolf which when killed weighed 180 i Also showing "Screen Snap Shots" pounds.- Lolvin said fte cnugnt tne nm "Felix Minds .the Iaby,' com- ailllllUI 111 U HILCI Villi ,ll Ilia 1 ll"i ii (i(y twenty miles least or ugden. jne trap wolf ' Colvin said that during -December the wolf had (killed twenty of his ,sheep and for 'over three years had ravaged cattle, and sneep iiocks in the vicinity of ''his ranch. so. S,1MC(3 THE T THAT CHfllSfoPHEr? T35;5veee-i THIS PHI12 t-ANJS, THC-- CHvSTOprr5-f5 DION'T Dtscovctc' vK5etC ii.' IN THS NORSSIIGAV HAIRS A&OUr IT- tvS CHhJ SY,flt lOlS tvlTH SOIli? 0 THOSS ,VEH. OlM YouftyoOltG ill'. 7 "z- . liy Condo.j .. baker women fined , . I ilUll, Jit, l III VU WDIIIL'II jOpuriitin lodging houHes in Baker were rnuul cath in police court fhia mornintf and ttiven 'AO lnys to leuvo the city. Kach was diK'ketcd an "Jaiiti L)oe." Their HtahlishmcntH were held disorderly by the new city Uflminintriitiofi and tne movement seems to be in full swing to rid the city of undesirables . in n cleanup campniirn. Good neighborhood: Any place when the rents are tno high. Taxi Line CLUB CIGAR STORE Main 768 A Car Always Ready For You Great SALE N OW ioing on The Toggery Aiuiri'M ; C SHIPPING COMPANIES I As oil lamps do not give enough SEEK SAFETY RULES ' by Shu5 S .X?ric .. wnen ine uyiui- LONDON, Dec. 25. (By Mail). Since the sinking of the steamship Egypt last May, with the los ot over lull lives, Britisn snipping com panies have been endeavoring to work out-a system which would pre vent confusion in the event of pas sengers having to tnke to the boats, and British lines are keenly interest ed in the experiments in. this di rection made by the French Mes sageries Maritime company.1 are ant to go out mos are flooded, it is planned to paint all safety arrangements with luminous paint of a new type which will resist climate nnd weather. The latest regulations for safety at seu which are generally followed by the leading companies, provides that a passenger liner should have an emergency electric lighting sit on tho upper deck, where the water cannot get at it until the ship ac tually goes down. was baiqed with a lamb tne had killed the night before. ; La Grande ! MATTRESS SHOP and ; WEAVING WORKS of all kinds cleaned Feather Renovating. , and Fluff Rugs fur Mattresses J and rebuilt 3 Rag Rugs sale. j Carpet and Hug Cleaning I 9x12, V1.BU and up Chas. Edwards, Prop, i Phone 263-W Olympia Oyster Cocktails in Season 'vS at-.;. -.; THE LOTTES 1118 Jefferson Ave. WJ Cass TRANSFER "and ( l BAGGAGE: ' Stand at Club Cigar Store Phone Main 768 oooooooooooooooooooooooooo 111 Vv-fe T-A-X-I Call Main 580 Imperial Billiards Just Received ' Full line of Alaska sable ready-to-wear furs. Also s'eul hrnwit nnd Mark triminliiK for dresses ami mllur and rufT fnv 4fiat. 'nit are nil welcome in ome nnd seo tliem, I nNn liuy nil khuls of run furs mid will pay Chris Miller 1510 Adama Ave, WO, There's a touch of with EDISON LAMPS. Here's Our -;l ii S P G I A L ! - Vi b 'SEE OUR WIN DOW i-- f. i Two 25c Aspirin 2rc Two 50c Cough Cure ...:.......t.".......-'..::....:.....:.-.R0c Two 50c Face Cream 50c Two Milk of Magnesia 35c Two Arnica and Witch Hazel Salve 25c Two $1.00 Nuxated Iron Tablets $1.00 Get Them Now This Don't Happen Every Day oooooooooooooooo Newlin Drug Co. T Where thickness of a Hair Equals a Mile IIK hair of a human lu-ad rt vtrnKt'H from two to thrmj tliou- HantlthH of an tnrh, nnd Jf motor m'Tvfce Khop work In based' on aeeurary m roar-so na a "hatr'H lireudlh,' only poor H-sults can bt obtuiiied, ) i. Autoiuohlli'H may bo designed alike, and look tho name, yet,1 one, lteeaiiHM of pr'elae fltH. hun nmri' power. jp'-d andilcyH hration. When pistons nnd ey Under borei arc held to fiiiiilH ttf'i one tliaiiMundth plus or ininuH, It mt'imH thnt oilxn a piston .OKI1' Hiid('rs,e kiii'h Into a Imm whteh 1h .mil oversl.e; and,iln ra.ne ) of a llirtMi-ineh piston, iijatcid oi'.huvliiK a wull.'rli ivanro of .li'lJt: .' 1 for fueli iiiolL. o.f .liiplouliuiiKttorMt.. ha tr.fiund fcomoo-j an "oy-puinprir'Ujin ..lirror ol'f Unh ,'il.iun ,jii t tfyviiK hali-'s,. hr.'Utllh. yt't, Hie VmuHsu eonld huvi hern no wortln bad' It bet-u';. n "mile." ' ' '-'' Avoid nrroi'H as broad a a hair and for ehwly flttdd! pistons and perfertly Ktound eyllndorB huvn your rpnirmrn brinif youb-eylimh-r Iduek to im for ri'Krindihtf.tind pUton usHiinhlinff. J Leighton's Welding & Machine Works La Grande, Oregon Furniture Exchanges I I i OMPLETE, HOUSE FURNISHERS Heaters at Price to Suit the Pocketbook s (i ED DONOHUE, Prop. Phon4 171-J Fir & Jcf Gersoni ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo o 2 refinement MAZDA lo 1907 - 1923 I TOD A Y- Make yourself master of today, and you will win. Why lose time and possibly, opportunity ; by writing when you cam have the satisfaction . of immediate response by using our long dist ance lines? Any telephone is a long distance V station. HOME INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE COMPANY ft .HIIH,WM Inrirrfjiini a c:lassiited ad will do it H. & S. Electric! " o Company is Wiring, Itepairing, Appliances, Supplies and Service 1 05 Depot St. . Phone 393-W oooooooooooooooooooooooooo Sixteen years of ceaseless effort to please our custom- ers and to render every service consistent with sound business principles finds us more completely equipped o than ever before to supply La Grande and all Kastem r Oregon with both fresh and cured meats. Our new 5 5 packing plant has no equal in the state outside of o o Portland, and is not excelled there except in size. g S We solicit your continued good Will and patronage g g for 1023. o 0 o 1 The Grande Ronde Meat Co. 1 g o uooooooooooooooooooeoooooopooooooooooooooooooooooooo La Grande - Union Auto Stage r. fi. Dr:Lnp, Manager Dally KxeepttiiK Numlnys Leaves t'nlon Leave It Grand 7:0 a. m. 0:00 u. nu 1 n : :ui a. m. 1:00 p. m. 3::io p. m. 5:4f p. m. I.euvei fnlon, 1:00 p. in. SiindaA Lea von La (liande at 6:00 p. m. ! ii i Buy and aell Clamlflail Ada. through Obaenrer DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Trouble lor Danny. BY ALLMAN A'ONPES. WHAT KIND OF i;05 THECE ARE IM THIS .L'-'J NEIGHBORHOOD ? "IRE COMES OWE - I'LL ,-:5K HIM IF HE WAMT5 TO GO SLEDIW Ml I ,-:5K HIM IF HE WAMT5 h HcLLO-VOL) JUST MOVED OVER HERE DIDN'T VoO? I'M GOlui; 5LIDIMG OVER ON THE PIG HILL" ' 1 , I ' I I M V- H I JU 1- L H UI IT r I i i ' .1 ruj, ''Sn .W:7.H. THAT. L'TUE SLED! ) i' y . , vuua have, to GET A V WEEK- WANT ME ?"?T I f F VJE'RC (SOINi; To LIVE IM THIS NEIGHBORHOOD,1 OADDV'S GOT To GET ME A DIGGER. L'Snodgrass . and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licensed Embal mer, Amliulance Ser vice. I'hone Main G2. 150.") Fourth St La Grande, Oregon -I' ..... ..v.vV.