La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 13, 1923, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, January 13, 1923. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE . . . . .. ...i.S j Classified Want Ads THEATRES EVERETT TRUE By Condo PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS itf.'Si".?"-"- "I'" m un.cn 5 rlnsa. Simmer RlUir. ,!,I:U,!'1V, ' IfWlohW-OMeo- Ollhua ol Dr. Ul-o. w. imiuurniuil. I Miiill 'iDi:m-e in a m-m-rul imnllce Willi cuiil)ii(;inint.s ;is !t sin-cmltv. Ulllco 1'hoiii', M.nn :!: Hi-sidi-me 1'lluln'. :IS7-.I. I'liliiicl'-Kotsch 111. lit. (ilitiKlc. ( n-p. lL'-4-lliil ATTOKJiBYS IOCHRAN tnd RHBRHAHD Ooo. T Cochran and Colon R. EbHrhurd. At tornuya. JLa Grande National Bauk C. H. FINN Allornov-nl-I.nw. Iloonis 20 mill 2H, Kuluy officii IMIir. T.iko Klcvjilor. U'-U-Ini CHIHOI'KACTUIi. DR. HKI.LK MVEliS, rnlrnprnrior, .NVw Foley HulldiiiK. Iluum ly lo 1 a. m.. 2 to 5 p. m. nnd 7 (o 8 p. in. 7-LM-lf OR. J. LI. WdODKl.L. Chiropractor and Naturopath. Nervous and chronic dlieaBt-a a apeclaltv. Suite 20. Corn mar Bldg. Over Bllverthorn's. Office hours, 10 to 12 a. ra., 1:30 to 5 p. j, 7 to I evenings. Phone 4 a 7 -W . WATUKB' VVKK DR. A. N. MA rvH,I-K Specialist In cnronic m.cst... Methods, au-i.-imno-Therapy and Naturopath. Ekln and blood diseases, m-rv.-ius illHdises Chronic Headache, EcZ'-ma, Sciatica. Appendicitis, Constipation, Kowel Trouble: all kinds of Chronic Diseas es BUcseasfnlly treated. Phone Main 693. ltoora 1, 2, 3, second floor Cool- IdtfO BIdff., opposite Star Theatre. Of fice hours, 1.J to 13 a. in., 1:30 to 6:00 p, la. Consultation free. 8-4-tf VOH HALK OH THADU rOU SAI.K Fresh cow, also cram hay. A.lnm Heck, Uoute 2. l-l-'-Jtp FOR SALE First class fence posts. Farmers 10X2 12-12-tf AT XII Islilt YS, SUNDAY, MONDAY I'AUA.MOl'NT I'll. MS IT.YIMC 1 1 1( K 1'l.AY "The I'owhoy and llu I.ady" 1-unions Ktaw Hit. Was The late Clyde Fitch, dianintist. niwii irnvt apPi.K. AMD KlmlT whoso u uv. "Ihe woman in inu lioxes for snlo t the Observer of iCnse," was adapted to l'nrumouiit ficc. Chan. 7-8-tf lVtuti's as a stellar vehicle fur liet- ' ty Compsim under the title, "The FOR SALE Canned vegetables. I ,;.lW ,, )e VYoman," also wrote fruits, preserves nnd jams, nlso..-i'ie Oiwbov and the Lady," which potatoes and pumpkins. Inquire , ;is wtll piciui ized by l'animminl 2U04 N. Ash St. l-l2-2tp.w;ln Ma,y Miku Minter and Tom Tt.. c . ,T T, TT7 1 T7T 1 -Moore is seen as the "dude" cowboy Kill SALE-IIousehold Roods, 1-ri- .. . the ..uuu0'. cowboy day and .Saturday only, uom, fi . Mjss lUinlFI is the lady whose new. Call o7U-W. uidiaiinv martial nlfairs result in n FOR SALE One white enamel brass Kiti.it ileal ol trouble ere she find, bed, two dressers, china closet, the road to happiness. el,rffonier, electric washer, three! A lomunlic un l exc.tii,K t a e ol ilvl-) ran. heaters and rnniros. ' '"" u:i.... ..i, ri,. r.,,1,1 f.v used porUimtics us well lor comedy, f iMfl? OVT DRlWNQ X(-ONC THIS MlCuuv " AND T-WMTER'S COCIC THtrY MiVOs N5 SICK vt vr2 Got" a Guises You CO'J'T GET THCM. cTVCTJlSTT. THOSE. SMGMS I5i5 AkX' too Kwfw Yuru(isn is ai- THE 3-0 THeG days. tt f. V L- IK I j n-i i - t ,v i t . i g t? Ji I r 7. ft nillla will lie rt-qiilreil for thi'ld 4t...l.. l:.v .1 mill., I'A.- r-ni.t...l rnii.lulBitta tax. .I.i' mills for Inlerest and sinlttmr lun.ls rVit hnnilH. 1.7 mills for common school Fund nnd J. It mills Tor eounty iiilmiulsrvnllou. .Mltehi'll will pay Hie lilKhest t:l of any tiiwn ill llin eonnl', the total helnu 47.1! mills. Hpray will pay 112. mills nnd l.'ossU's total ta Is IMi mills.- I Rent doesn't have to he raised any! more. It avintes with accumulated! mmentlim. ! Thi P M...., .1, 1(1 I'll 1 LllllPMIIt.IH-13 Ull mwnsa v. 1?.. Ll.Vrf;...V"cf.T". m pLi Irvine- to rone steers, u modern idea , ' ' or ranchinir, with fil'mr. systems and J 12-13-Imp'the the" rancher wlio (lres.-.e.-, use a Jfemienian oi ni.-. in.it tin .-..ii-jply nmthlul moments which con .trast with the. truireJy at the einl FOR RENT-Sleeping room, loll);'"''' - "'' "" " ,, Adams. i-j-ti ' , ,i.,,... ..r . KOK BURT P1AVO TUNKUh KXPKKT PIANO TtIN I NO Clean alio voice your piano without exlra rharKe. Work iiiiriinlecd. '.'all Ncw 11 ii Hook titore for appoiulme'it. Ilov E. Phillips. 4-15-tl FRATERNAJ, DIRECTORY W O. O. M. Ua Grande Dodre No. 850. Loral Order of Moose, holds regular meetings every Thursday nlKht at 8 p. Bi. at Od.l Fellows' Hall. The Wo nen'f Mooseheart Legion aneeta dc ond and fourth Thursdays of each aontb. aluose Legion of the W Id ftieeto second Moidsy of each mf x.h. Vlaltoia alwaya welcome. J. .1. HAKI.A.N, nictator, C. S. SHKLTZ, Sccrotary. P. O. tSLKS L.& Grande Lrf.dK No. 411. Lodge meeta each Tliursilay ev enlna; at 8 o'clock. Homo and cluo prlvfieirpfl choerfullr extended to all Brother E)aa. S. l;::AN CROWE, Exn.'n. Ruler. F. U PEARSON, Scao'.ury. ODER.N WOODMEN OF AMEltlCA La Grande (.'amp No. 7703 meeta on the first. Thursday - evening of each aaonth. In the K. of P. Hall. Vlultlnv neigh bora welcome. B. It. HINI50. V. C. JAKE KOSTOCK, Clerk. a. F. an4 A. M. La Grande Lodge No. 41, A. F. and A. M.t holds regular aaeetlnga flrat and third Fridays at 7:10 p. au. Cordial welcome to all atajons. LOT. L. SNOnORASS, W. St. E. R. RIXGO, Sec. . O. DAtLE8 Aerla No. 269, aneeu ewary Friday night at feaglea Hall. Vlaltlng meaibers welcome. Z. LILLY, W. P. J. Ifl. B1RD15BLL, Boo.. WOOIiMKN OF Till-: WOIO.D Iji Grande Camp No. 109. Meets every Monday nif;lit at KaRles hall. AU vHHInjf neii-'hboi'S welcome. Dues payable at lite office of the clerk. Rooms 21-22, I.a Grande National Bank lililR. .1. J. MtTtOTITSON. C. C. n. J. KITCHEN, Clerk. FUR RENT Heated rooms and board worthless husband. if desired. Close in. Inquire lui Juncn josepnsen, won sccimii..eo Hemlock. l-12-.")tp '"The Old Humestej ,"' also wio;e the continuity lor "The Cowboy ami FOR RENT 3-room modern fur-i,)le Ladv." nished apartment. Thone 1MI-J, or Also sbowine; ''Bet'er Late Tha.i :i:l9-W. 12-23-tf iMcxt,-," nail liiioni Hey comedy. FOR RENT Steam heated furnish- . . ., .v cd apartment. Kiwi Washington : vi i idJ-VY avc. 1-8-tf ! ' ' Hoard nnd room in private home. Inquire 102 Hemlock. 1-10-litp WANTED Reniillirton auto loading! shotgun. State condition and price. Phone 2!)7-!W'. l-12-2ti (Asec, THisr Ml " i o . JUAN AT STAR AND SUNDAY Chns. Jones, Fox Star, Likes Dan Ker Slums. Charles Jones stnmnir in "The Bells ot San Juan,' a William 1'ox pro- W ANTED Woman wants work by (ll nll 'Bl.rcen heroes and is fust be hour. Inquire Observer l-'--t!coininjr one ot tile le'adlllE screen artists of tne itay. Jones is the one actor who, when asked to do a perilous "stunt" ill a picture, has never asked lor a WANTED TO RENT :t or 4 room'douolo. The use of doubles, how house, furnished or party furnish-! ever, is a common occurrence in tne ed. 1912 Fourth St. l-ll-:jtp iilm wotld. Stars very seldom are , I called to do dangerous woik. This STRAY i-;i. ;is in reality poor business. Director!:' L , !are loathe to permit the hlirh sal- STRAYED Roan horse, weight 1200:aned star to risk injuring himself; pounds, branded V. R. on rijrht : hence they use substitutes. In every shoulder. Owner can have prop- pictuie mat Jones has made for erty by paying for pasture bill andlWiliinm Fox, there has been at least advertisement. Inquire Observer. ione scene where the usual sstur Phone 297-AV. l-12-2tp 'would have his "double" perform. I v-" so with -limes. He likes (lunirer. ASTRAY'ED A red Belle cow, crop I He love.-, it and when the Bcenurio! and underbit on right ear. No, has the hero riding his horse along brands visible. Taken up at my j the edge of a cniinbling precipice, place in Fruitdale on 14th day of lou can't pay Joints to yet a sub- Ueccmber. owner may have snme.stuute walk lor mm N Taxi Line CLUB CIGAR STORE Main 70S A Car Always Ready For You Great SALE Now Going on The Toggery Andrews Bros. lif"" 111 tuttVBjaNUB AT SHEKRYS TODAY ONLY "KKKI TO.TMK RIGHT" Featuring Kdilh Taliamerru There hive been picturus and pic tures most of them ut'tuin: with life such as the avernKo human heirfj has never known it. Her at Inst comes a production that rinjrs with humanity front start to finish, and leaves not a fibre of the human soul unstirred. The "picture with a pur pose' is "Keep to the Rie;ht," with the "one and only Edith Taliaferro in the stelhir role, and n perfect cast that makes the production noth ing short of superb. "Keep to the Rijrht" will be a treat to "dyed-in-the-wool" movie "fans," who car. see the picture at the Sherry The atre. Also showing "Breezy Bob," a two reel western. tax ij-'.vy Ki:irci:i) (liy Associated J'n'ss) KOSSII,. Ore., Jan. 13. The tax levy for Wlw-Wfr county for 1H2:I will Ik IS.!' mills, a rvdticlion nf a littli iih)v ihitn a mill from hist yc.w'rf mli'. i H' tin IV- mills rotnitv lew, bv proving ownership, paying: for keep and for this ad. Thomas Standley. . l-10-i3tP liKMSTlTCHlNG, buttons Covered. Airs. L. II. Norton. SOU Adums Ave. 8-20-1? LOCAL COKSiiiaTttKc Tor Barclei Corsat. Mm. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O avenua. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Cornets. Guaranteed throug-hout. AJbo Hemstitching and Picot Edgo. Work Guaranteed. 8-1-tf B-N1GHTB OK PVT1H An Rfid Cros Lodge No. 27, rntt every Mcndrxy evGulmg lo Oatle Htll ( K. of R Uall). at 8 p. in. A Pythian welcome FHANK A. TULtN'ER. C. C. C. U GRAHAM, h. H. fl. j WOMKN'H I'.KN EFIT AKriOC't ATION of I the Mnccaberi, La Clrande Lotttte No. - 17, W. B. A. of M. LodKe mita flrat ! Thurydav at 2 p. m. end third Wd-1 Dftsriay at 8 p. m., at K. of P. HalL J VIH,r Sltr wolcomft. i MRS. NORA B. MACKEY, C'OBimancer, BARJORIB KATON, Record Kpper. V. E. 8. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. B. B"., holda Btat'd communication the see-j ond and fourth WfdneHdaya of each nonth. VlaitlDK nenben cordially velcoaaed. NELLIP3 O. NKTLL. W. JS. ANNA 8. GKOVR, Sf,c Willing to Oblige. An Ka.t Indian iiiniutrrli who wef; bfinj: shown over nn Knuli-h nsl;rd that In 'mllit witness nit exerution. Vv'hen It was cxiilnined that no con detuned criminals were handy, lie waved nn opulent hand tmviinN bl- siilie, remnrliiinr wlllt ii cliunulns smile : "Take one of mine!" "if there is a thrill. I want it," says the youn star. 'I think the thrills are pari ot my salary and 1 want to collect. I don'l believe in fouling the public. If I can't (five the Jans the real thing then J'll stop working in that type of pic ture." The best part of it is that Jones means ii and the tight he stages in "Flic lieils of San Juan" proves that he is there to do his best. NOVELTY, MTSU; AND COMEDY Will Ite Seen on the Vaudeville Hill at the Arcade Theatre on Sunday Next. W. Cass TRANSFER and BAGGAGE Stand at Club Cigar Stcre Phone Main 70S T-A-X-I Call Main 580 Imperial Billiards Just Received Full line of Alnkn snnle renily-m-wenr Curs. Al-o st'txi brovrn anil IiljM'k trimming foi- drt'scs nml collar anil cuN's Tor inats. Von nrc all wHiimim' to conic nml mt tlicnt. I ii I -n Imy nil klniK of raw furs niul uill pay 1kM prlirs. Chris Miller 1510 Adami Ave. The Hollos, Alfred, Sally nnd Har riet, are the leading feature in their sensational novelty skating offering on the midget rollers replete with comedy, acrobatic and whirlwind i skating. Much comedy is introduced by one of the members whose funny j uiciiK-necK nuts wrings many iaugns as well as applause; also many hmr taising stunis n the little wheels, so kiep your eve on the (alls and bumps. i Joe Deming is one of those (juaint comedians who always has a laugh up his sleeve and is always willing to amuse and ne has an abundance of conudy songs and witty sayings. Crystal and Andi-rson do their share of comedy as the female mem ber is a clever comedienne and her jokes are rich and snappy and iauhs nre contiuous nnd put over with a punch. j Wiilner and Wells, a musical duo who can sing and are musicians as well and have a nifty offering where lo their talents' are well displayed andjo who will give a good account of themselves as entertainers. jo Here's Our SPECIAL! : X SEE OUR WINDOW Two 25c Aspirin 2rc Two 50c Cough Cure , 50c 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. Where thickness of a Hair Equals a Mile TT1K balr of n human bead n vernwea from two to thro thou HimdtbN of an inch, nnd .if motor m-rvlee jhop work In based on neenrnry so coarse as n "hair's breadth," only poor results can tut obtained. Automobiles may be tleHtfjned alike, and look the same, yet one, beeuiiHe of pr"ehie fltn, lias more power, speed and less vi bration. When pistons and-cylinder bores are held to limits of one thousandth plus or minim, it means that often a piston .001 tiiulcrsl.o Koes into a bore which Is .oni oversize; ami, In caso of a three-lneh piston, In.strnd of bavin,- a wall elearanoo of .00!! .ant for each Ineli of piston diameter) it has .oaf) and becomes an "oil-pumper" an error of less than nn average hair's breadth, yet, the results could have been no worse bad It been a "mile." Avoid errors ns broad as n hair nnd for closely fitted ptslons nnd perfectly wound cylinders have your repairmen bring your cylinder (dock to us for fegrlndlng and piston assembling. Leighton's Welding & Machine Works La Grande, Oregon Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Heaters at Price to Suit the Pocketbook ED DONOHUE, Prop. Phone 474-J ' " " Mr & Jefferson i TO DA Y- 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 Olympia Oyster Cocktails in Season at THE LOTTES 1118 Jefferson Ave. ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo 1907 - 1923 I o Sixteen years oC ceaseless effort tn please our custom ers and to render every Kci vicc 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 lias no' equal in the slate outside of Portland, and is not excelled there except in size. We solicit your continued good will nnd patronage for 1923. The Grande Ronde Meat Co. A CLASSIFIED AD WILL DO IT La Grande - Union Auto Stage P. O. Ilrlinn. niniini;pr oJ Dully Dvci'lillriK Scinilajs cj i.ciivcm i:nlnn J.ouvcm Iai drum! ' 7:30 ii. m. 0:0(1 u. in. lo:.ii) u. m. 1:00 p. m. 3:S(i p. m. tr.iU p. m. Leave I'lilon, 1:00 p. m. Humlnya r.mvcfl T.a Cliande at 5:00 p. m. Oil oli oil o I Oil on o o I ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooaoooooooooooo DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Buy and sell through Observer ninxKiflecl Ad. i.o VOU HAVE TVJO Vr( .'f TIC HERE ? WHY 'J-I'T VOU GET A :. .:..R'0 Table V r ' " V.Ci FOR IT BY ALLMAN Thought apoot ir- This door 5TICK0- I MUST GtT THE CAvPilNTER OVL TJ FIX IT- IT SriOKo A 1.ITTLC T'UT , i;:i.ll'.V;i CJ FIX TWO D'J.jrj, 1011- "n;,:v f.iK'.r have ( IO:.EDlT v.'ULll THE VAI.'.'J: SHOT ' fl - I ! ( HtT, Of ,11, -i. J A. - -' VAIM--H vlt.:-; .ST 11 L ,1C -.. X ' . , - I " Crtl I. OP 1'IAIN 4 74 ' aho "rn.L.Hi?.cinMEMS The carpe.mte.kl to come. over here, right awav - v-je'Re v J.OCKEP IM ! v my mm X 1 , f . .. 1 ... u JL lt'lllllllllIUUttt. ISnodgrass and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, licensed Emhal mer, Ambulance Ser- ! vice. Phone Main G2. 150.-) Fourth St. Ljs Grande, Oregon: . i i if I : I I. :