La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 26, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, January 26, 1923. THE LA - GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN Classified PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OSTEOPATHIC IMIYKICIANs m. .1. i.. anil nil. M.MtUAIiKT 1XULK ..i. ii i.. i-'isi'iini'M or women and Alain in iuiv-m u i,i.riiiu-. it n,... ni.nn J it's ilni-i' till,,,,.. w..i . J rimcn. C.,.., .. 1,1.1 .''mi iwn , mi', ii(iii. !... . nun rui'con, .TiV., ov'.r ",u Pf and 1 . . .. v' 1"- v. s.timnerii ; ' in " I" a m-neral practlci :U I , l, ..u,l.,a "PecaUy t ,-. rulmcr-Uoiuich llldir A'ri()n.vi:vs CfK-HUAN Cochran and Colon 4(. KhcrlHird Ai. 1 p,. Crl""lo N-iuloniit Jlunk 2 1 and ;j l.'uli;y Office lllilu. T:ik CHIHOI'ltACI'Olt i i ',Y,Kf . ("hll-opraclor n ... . i'li'KIIIIti. MOUTH II) tO 1 - l, in. nnu 7 to 8 l. L'l-II ilv,M." ,":.U' L'l-uiracto. -ua.. . -''i voiii ami enroll lienu.i a nni-ciiliy. snllu 20, Som mm- Vlhltr. Over .sllvurlliornu'H. oirit- iiuuiu, Ay to ia a. m 1:30 to vi-ninirs p. 111. riio NATijtr: , Willi Oil. A. N. MA YVTI.,LH i chronic tllminm-M. i.,ifi srMjTiuilit? lr .Muchiuio ! . Thurapy and Naturopath. I i "J."!"1 dlmuiKiw, nirvouK Skln am dlnt(iini; Scliitlc-i ' Ji'i""1""!"!! viinilpu.tlun. . llowul ',,iu, nil itiiKiH oi fiironlc! Dl "'('en uo-i,.lully ircMUid. 1'hon, , Alain . i.sai' - llouin 1, 2, 3. m-i-onil rloo I'-r. Officii lulus,.- 10 lo 1-2 a. ti 1:30 lo 5:011 J).. in; ('oiiatiHtillun free I'lAXO TlWfcHS I'lANO TliNI.Ml Clean and voiio jour pinna without oxlru , , . "i is Kiinranteed. Cull New iin iiook Mure lor appointment, l'ov E. l'hllllp,". FRATERNAL DIRECTORY . I . -r-'M ."ramie Lodiro No. 3S0 i m,.e7 .,; "r hoUIS n'Kulai , "-i jiuirsimy nlKht at : ' JV, ",-..nt , ''''' i'Vllow- Hall. Th " "'"I'ne.irt l.eitlon meet! ., w eieoine. : C. S. Slirirz. Si:ret.iry. vun B at 8 oeloeli. ll,n ,! " lu Dt-'AN CIIOWE. Rlj ltit-' . ,,o,jrt, necreiary. JIODyiiN )(. D.MKN OII-'aXihrica . U orandu Camp No. 7703 ineeta oil jnurn'iay even ult nf en..i. :nl :A. jH, - Lin iiraniic l.odirei -fin j . nna A. xr...iniriu ..Dr,.,i - Illnullntvu n..i i .... M" p. in. cordial welcomu to all LOT L. SNODCiUASS, W. M J'-. It. ltlNGO, Kecrulury. A'He ,No. JTiH, meet.r i tV. 1 ' ty ,MIKni "l J'-HKles Ha isitiiiu int-inhcrH welcome. '.. I.1I.L.V, W, I'. J. 10. ijh;dnki,u Soc. . in nunc wimp tuts everv ; -Monduy iii.vhl in Kanlt-.s H. viMiuim . .-hhors uclcome. tiuvx , pay a hie nl the l"f ict of th clerk Jioom.s 21-L'i;. i,a Grande Nationa Hank IJuililintr. J. J. Murrliison, C. C. It. J. KITi'HKX. f'lerk. KXnJilTS OF J'VTHIAK lied fro.: Lortifo No. 27 meeis ev. ry Mohda ; evening in Oiwlle Hall (K. of ' ' liail). at S p. in. A Pythian welcome t 10 an vifititiK KniKht.H. C U (JIIAITAM. K. R S, 1 WOMK.N'S JJK.VKKIT ASSOCIATION : the M ucch lives. I.a flrarnle lf(lkro Xo 27. . 1'.. A. of AI. lodt;e nnjets first Thursdn v nt " p. in. and third Wednesday at 8 p. m., at K". of I' Hall. Viidtltifr Ml.tern wplrome. MIIS. NORA li. MACKKY. C. AIAIUOWIK KATUN. Jt. K. O. R H.ilope t'h.-ipter Xo. 13, O. K. S. holds ."int-d 'lommunicaiion ihe sec ond rind fourth Wednesdays of eac)' month. Visilins nuimli-r cordiall welcomed. IIAIITII V KKMIVTT PAUKKU, W. AI ANNA S. ;UOVI-:. See. T-A-X-I Call Main 580 Imperial Billiards T)0LN'GS OF THE DUFFS VOL) HAVE A LOVELV HOMe 1-tRE , MRS. OuFF- EVERV- I -ii-Jill TmnG IS SO COMPLETE-" sir powisl I KNOW YOU MOST -rIR5. 5AII.EV, BE HAPPY HERE-J YOU PON'T HAVE. . ) "f'l Want Ads FOR bALR OK TllAUU FOR SALE First class fence posts Farmers. 19X2 12-12-tf PAPER FOR ' APPLB AND FRUIT Boxes for salo at the Observer of fice. Ch ap. ' 7-8-tf VOK wsift FOR 'RENT 5 room house. ; 108 Y or call 173-R. Inquire l-25-2t wAnnu ' WANTED To hear from owner of goou ranch for sale. State cash price, full particulars. D. F., Bush, Minneapolis,' 'Minn. l-20-6t LOST. LOST A gold S.: A. "13." class pin, initials F. Return to Observer. - ' l-25-3t tiuai a man s wedding nng on Adams avenue. Return to An thony's Restaurant. l-25-2t FOUND - b OUND tine key on ring in front of fakaggs Grocery. Inquire Ob server. l-25-2t HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. JUrs. Li. a. Norton, 806 Adams Ave, ' t ! ' 8-30-tf LOCAL .CORSETIFJRi!, for Bardej Corsst. Mrs. J. P. O'Connell, 1104 O avenui. Phone 147-J. Strictly Costom-mada Corsets. Guaranteed throughout, -Also Hemstitching and Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. ,i . ' - ' " a-i-u NEWPORT LID CLAMPED ON " NEWPORT, Ore.. Jan. 2-r. The new rnayor and coupcil at a special meeting last night, passed resolu tions to stop public drunkenness and disorderly conduct 'jn the city. It will cost $25 and up to $300 for an over-indulgense and ten to 100 days in jail. The coumcihwent on record as approving amendments to the present charter to provide funds for an adequate sewer system, new side walks, purchase a rock quarry, buy and install a rock crusher and com mence the construction: of permanent streets in this city. The property owners on the bav side of the city have for years wont ed a, seawall on Front street. The present city council believes the time s hero when this work must'- be done, : L vM ci'rv: 1'i.Axa wrtj.cfjMi:. , 'fUy'Tlic ;s.ioci'nfet Pi-t-sa) if ', "llSPS iANO-KI.KS, Jan. 2(1. Oi-cnSli- itfJoB-iof in ofilclul welcoming cpm hiltloo to' make incoming tonrlHts and nou-vriwldt-nts reel at homo when fli'jy reach-Los Angeles, Is planned liy'the chamber of Commerce. New Xork City's "Welcome Stranger" comniiitee is to-bft ta)ien.HMft,idul:(ju:1.new. organization,' vhlrl'i' ' iv?iY bo""iniilt iirounil liex'istlnKlrliiih'iifer'ftr''ioih- merce -Inforniiuiwnran.T.liousindo rv--.'. "i,tv.- WifeVins WI- t-M Charles Lcrner of Baltlmoro paid (l bet by washing his wifo's lingoria In the street XclehUors cheered Siim cn. I'LL SAY I I A SO MUCH FOR. THE PEOPlE WHO MOVED INTOVOCR. OLD HOME - THEY GET ALONG LIKE TWO STRANGE Bulldogs -THEY CERTAINLY HAVE THEIR. UPS AND DOWNS and LFr-YS 6a THEATRES CUUWOOH'S NOVEL FINELY. SCREENED "The Valley of Silent Men" Was Filmed in Canadian' Kockico. ' What - Bret Harte was to' the Sierras, James Olives Curwood is to the Canadian Rockies. If he was not their discoverer, he is at 'least, their romancer. While nrting as special invclitiirator for the Lunatnan, gov eihnient, Mr. Curwood was charmed by this unspoiled section of Nature's wonderland, which he has made the scene of so mnnv of . his stories- "Tho Valley of Silent Men." Thati little Eden' of the North, over which three snow-clad sentinel mountain-: keep perpetual watch is no myth. Hut with all his sKill as a word painter Mr.. Curwood could only in dicate1 the natural beauties of this Northern Paradise. Even the "stillj' camera and the painter's canvas can capture only isolated bios of natural beauty which seem so remote, that the spectator can hardly realize their truth. But now the motion pictures, those marvelous simulacra of life and action, have followed Mr. Curwood's trails, and in filming "The Valley of Silent Men" amid the very scenes which the author de scribed in his thrilling romance, will bring home to millions of screen de votees the naturul wonders of the Canadian. Rockies. : Cosmopolitan Productions on ac quiring -the motion picture rights to Vine Valley of Silent Men, - which is running at the Arcade sent a com pany up into,. the mountains in the early spring before the Isnows began to melt;1'- For 12 weeks they camp- id and "took 'nurtures about Banff ?nd Lake .Louise, and,' the camera ntiirhf that ' miracle of Nature the coming of spring fn the snowy wild erness. ..Chester Lyons, the camera man,, and. Harry Wild, his assistant, frequently 'took -"shots" of fifteen miles with the telephoto lens, and owing to the clarity of the air the visibility was wonderful. SHERRY'S LAST DAY 'BROTHERS UNDER THE SKIN" A photoplay which fans should not overlook came to the Sherry theatre Inst night. It is a highly diverting comedy ot married life, with a sud- stratum of drama, written by Peter 15.. Kyne apd produced by Goldwyn Pictures Corporation under the able direction of E. -Mason Hopper, called Brothers under the skin." The two- men whose sub-cutaneous brotherhood is made manifest in the film are Craddock a humble ship ping clerk in a New York plumbing business and Kirtland. the vice prds- dent and manager of the firm. Both are having.trouble withiheir jwivos and for..vervf similar causes, ..Milly, the shipping clerk's wife, believes in sharing net. husband's .joyis but. not his troubles; .iShe letsii him tiptoe about getting his own, breakfast so as not to wake her from her "beau tv sleen." Rh is victim nf thf in stallment plan vice and buyfe more things than her husbands $30 week, can av for. -:" ..'.v.'-a ' Thtrvice president' wife,-Dorothy, muttt iso-have - hew -beauty-sleep m the,, mornings, while . her ...husband breakfasts- land humtis off to busi ness.' She tarings him 'close to bank ruptcy, by filling in a blank check which she has cajoled out of him by buying a 53,000 fur coat.- The ship ping clerk is given So to deliver note to Kirtland and while there oversees a lesion in wife-taming (given a happy ending ty his hid den presence in the apartment) and goes home to try the same - cave man stuff on Millie. It works with her just as it had with her wealthy sister-under'-the-skin and . the two husbands, face a new life with help ing, loving wives who prove their love by presenting their husbands with children; Director Hopper was given a mag nificent cast in the persons of Hel ejne Chadwick and Pat O'Malley as the poor couple, Claire Windsor and Norman Kerry as the wealthy couple, and Mae Marsh as a divorcee. They give the picture a verve and verac ious vividness which puts "Brothers Under the Skin" in the clans of first rate Rcreen entertainment which "fairs" tsheuld not miss, i Comedy, "Felix Wakes Up." , Samuel T. Birch of Rickreall. for mer county judge and sheriff of Polk county, celebrated the 92nd birthday anniversary at his home last Satur day. He is a pioneer of 1847 and lives on the donation land claim he settled upon in. that year. Olympia Oyster Cocktails in Season at TEE LOTTES 1113 Jefferson Ave. Some Gossip From the WE DON'T CARE DomTTheY SET .VJEJ-L? Ann Piiirr.; I - EVERETT TRUE; - tz Vntl TION'T VKA TOKTlSH- C(SAR3T To A- Tuh'' MS MlSTfiR.; M-ct. 'I.-Ctgg. SIR. c?a cv "x -K5 tup k -we . C (1AM C-' ORoPS ' ii Report on House Building is Issued ! bjr Commerce JJe partment; Gives the .New BuildingCode. WASHINGTON'.' Jail 2fi. rnap- cr and more durable homcR for the American poo pit. iy1 ihI objeot of fa gilding code committee of the de partment of commerce. The commit tee wan unnolnteil Ivv tioai'Ctary Hoov er ..to'ivestlKuto., ibiilMins practhKy an t! fcod rerii It ifi qh n the UnAdd:! Klufcaiid to pr(;p:Le iandurd ing- reKuiationH haHcd on tho latent and be.ft - Uit'ormutipn which irtllfht be recommended to cities and Htatew adopting pr-revlRingj.-bulUUnp codas. ; 43cqietary' Hoover cliaracterlzed Hie report of the committee which deals particular with one und two-family dwedjings ..as "'havinc value, far yond, aiy - simIlai;i-wor)c;;j)i(lei1iiken (ot d'utCt'I v - . 1 Vlie coinmiftee liusreoinindIn ;ts report tho mininiunLTerrLUremrttJ which-1 it belUivcs pbonldT b enforced by cities in their building code pr on nntf two-family bou(is and In urn appendix discurfwH good practic In small house construction. The 100 puce printed report now made avail able ut a norminal price to all in terested in better and more economi cal houstnsr construction, by the de partment of commerce, not only pre sents i model ordinance which cities may adopt but serves as a ruldet io all those interested in showing where to suvfl an) where to spend in order to obtain u safe, substantial and dur able bouse at a minimum cost. In a letter of acknowledgment ad dressed to Ira ,H. Woolson, chairman of the building code committee, .Sec retary tloover states: v , "I am confident that the fenerous and voluntary eontrlbutloa of time and energy which you and your col leagues have given to this work will result not only in a very appreciable money saving to millions of Ameri can families, but that it will have a positive Influence toward better bousing that can not be counted in dollars. 8eoeccoeooeoeeoeeeee ooooooeooooooooopo Home Produ Ko. 5 Lard No. 10 Lard Mt. Emily Sugar Cured whole, per lb .. L :v.....2oc Mt. Emily Sugar Cured Bacon, R 25i to 40c Mt. Emily Picnics, per It) :. .. loc Mt. Emily Cottage Butts, per lb . 19c The Grande Ronde Meat Co. ooeooooooooooooooooopooooooooooooooocooo OOO 0000000000 Old Neighborhood SET ALOMGf THEY START, JUST .AS SOON AS THEY 3ET UPAnP AttP IT UP UNTIL Ht GOE5TO WORK-- HE DOiSNTGO UNTIL ABOUT TEM O'CLOCIt SO THEY HAVE PLENTY OF TIME TO GET WELL ACQUAINTED WITH EACH OTHER, - THEY ARE THE DEST LITTLE BORROWERS 'M THE NEIGHBORHOOD " t? By Condo - v-v-IO tl U 'A I . ."Thfa roport has been built up bv cooperation of the government and the publle, which I reel will appeal to everyone. The committee Itself represents the great voluntary organ izations most interested in public sorvico In this direction, but beyond this you have consulted with many other associations and you have sub mitted the roport in Us preliminary form to ovor J0U municipal officials, architects, engineers, officials of tnuh) associations, und incorporated thult criticisms into its final form. 1 he lluva this method of intellectual leg ialatlou la unique und gives the re port a value fur beyond any similar work undertaken f o ilatov , , . . i "I jolfX .wJ$h.yoH. U hu belief, that lt-AHI heAielpful''rt(vr orily through practie1.s4, d- 'mtinK-ipalltles . In building !ftdes ' tiiM '-'Hi promoting gcaalur. uniformity in ncoijos ,throuth-( out th 'country! but thatnyith Its rtp nerfd('l0',it Will brove' rtitVrtly UHi-fu!' i'.'J&wiicrii audbnlhlurM of .dwellings gonerally,, . i " -., ' , The irirsijr'eiDrt or thn - nommlttne deals ' with ' tile coiiHtriijgf Uin of ope and twri'-famlh' houses 'otJiiasoury, Cosltesete and jVaiVn types, 'the. lali'eH InobidliHC veiieen and Htueco. The value of - sucl conatructlou W the United Btntes nnrountetl' to" wll over peeled thut general adoiitiou or th rotleitli pimequeTTt-modir-ltttlon of menls, will result In substantial con servation ot materials, and tho suy Idc of many millions of dollars. ' In addition o the requirements In the code, Itself, tho appendix eontulmi valuable information on the quality Of 'materials and workmanship which should be used fcr good results. 'The report inuy be . obtained front Super intendent of Documents, Washington, I), C for 1& cents. 1 La Grande ' ! S MATTRESS SHOP and; I Mattresses of all kinds cleaned ! tad rsbulll Fther P.enovsUng. i a Sag Rati , and Hull Rugs fur si. ; Carpet and Hug Cleaning i 0x12, l.oo ana np ; Cnas. Edwards, Prop. , ; i Pkona 2BS-W s .80c $1.55 Hams,'' one-half or SO FAR. .THEY THREE DOZEN OF Pounds OF SUGAR - TH EY HAD SI X OF OUR-VICTROLA RECORDS dot she proke'them ALL BY THROWING TMLM AT HIM - I KNOW J ;HE 1L Hflvr. LltMi--3 Ntsi ptmuot iHtr UiED OP A LOT OF THEM IN A m III I.I.S TO HAWAII. '(My Tho Aasorlati'il Tivhh). , ('HK1IAUS. Wash,, Jii Sfl.-rKJv AbHrdcn-Aiiim bmla fiopt thq lu'nl. or .1. A. Heollnxn wen n'rently Hhlp- pel lo llawnii. They wilt ho placed. on tho Maul affrictilttirul ranrh at Kit- lml:ul. T. l. Jnclii.led tn the Hhlp- ntont wuh BrondrneaU I'rtnct.'. which won Bevcrnl rhainplonahlp at live Mtook oxhililtlons in the northwoat. Just Received ( Full lino of Alnslvft sablo reads -.: lo-wenr furs. Also, soul brown and black trlmuiliiff fur. dreswa niul collar and iurfs for coats. Von are all wp1-oiuo to conn? I and see them, 1 ulsn buy nil , hinds of raw furs and will pay ;: best prices. I - Chris Miller 1B10 Aduua At. GET RESULTS WITH A WANT AD Where thickness of-a Hair Equals a Mile THE hair nf a human head a venges from two, to three thou sandths of an Inch, and ,lt motor aorvlce shop work la based on accuracy so coarso as a. ."hair's breadth," only poor reaulti can bo obtained. . ' ( - i-:'1- , ' . i Automobiles hiny be .ftysljrned nltko, and look the same,; yot-.i one, becuuse of pruciso ftalm more poweiv speed and .less va' bratton. Vlicn pistons ,opd, icyUnildr .boroVui-jB hold to.Hmita of one thousandth plus or liUnus,- It means that ofton a piston .00I '1 uiulor.si'U) goos into a bore which 'ls:.()oi:ovci'Mi2o;. nnd.'Mn'caBe'- of a Uiree-lnch piston, Instead .Ool.for each Inch of.pinton dlami-tvr) It has .006 and becomes iin ,"oll-puinper" an, irror of, less1 than nn average halr'a; , breadth, yet, th, results could lmvu uoen no worsa )md it been '. "uiiivv" , ... - : '..'. - ' -. " .. Avoid errors as broad as a lialr and for closely' fitted pistons, and perfeotly ground cylinders have your repairmen bring your, cylinder black to lis for rescinding and platon assembling. ' ' ' Leighton's Welding & Machine Works , La Grande, Oregon , - Furniture; ExchMges ",;;."!;.;: COMPLETE HOUSE FUIHE'w ; '' Heaters at Price to Suit'the Pocketbook ' i-,".-iu: ED DONHUE Prop'.'( ipj:J"$: Phone 474-J- ,., j'-'-;;' Kr & jeffergoni' i .tidiji t ".ii,i'i . ,,-r .-in l.-ianii' ,irl .nuij'i-ii. ,;iiu. hi iiijiiiia TODAY 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 station. ' . home independent: TELEPHONE COMPANY A CLASSIFIED La Grande - Baker Auto Stage ! r. Pi-Lap, iranagrr Dally fOiceprliig Sunday,. j Lavca lUkcr Leaves La Oruail, J 1:0(1 p. in. !:6'i a. i. J 4:4", p. in. 1:00 p. m. l:irj p. m. I Nundayn i Leaves La Grunde at 3: .10 p. Connections at, I'liiou . m. Buy and sell Olanslfled Ada, through Obienrer BY ALLMAN OWE ME ABOUT EGS AND FOUR, ixjkkow iuwt XJouLY HElGHBOtiJ I I'D AV 1 FRIENDLY TILT THIS IL ' " I MORNIMG" NEW WOOLENS For Suits Arriving Every Day. . Look them over and have a suit, tailored to your individual style. . Everything in Men's Wear The Toggery Andrews Bros. Knox Hats ot having a wall clearancft-of .003 .i'(' TV AD WILL DO IT I'Snodgrass and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licensed Embal mer, Ambulance Ser vice. Phone Main 62. 1505 Fourth St !! , La Grande, Oregon , I if if if ifi $ V V I lire 35 v - -i'Mtif I ' "' 1