La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 22, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, February 22, 192:1 TTTE LA GRANDE EVENING OHSERVER PAGE SEVEN Classified PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ONTDOIWHIIO l'HVSICIANS ili. J. I,, una lilt. MAIKSAItKT INULK l('MiUlUl.S. lllsonttM Of Unmnn nrl V.' ? "I'l'dully. Ortloo phone ..... .. . j.,. ,i.m.,. ,noi ti .M3 II lufc a run. Rummer HMc". A'lTOHNKYS ClK'HKAN und KltlOKHAKI) lleo. T l-oeliriiii and Colfin IL KliprTinrd, At Cirumlu N'uUonul Bunk lluililtiit,'. ; li. 1-'1N AUuriii'y-iil-l.nw, Hoonis 'd liaT-'uley uil'ii.-e. Ulilir T,.l,. l:!-l:l-lir L'lllltOPISAt Tort I'll. l:i-.l.l,-; JIYKltH. Chiroprnctnr , .Now l-,,l,,y Jluildliig. Houra m o 12 a. in., .2 lo 5 p. in, nnd 7 to 8 p. in 7-24-tl DIt. J 10. WOOOiul.l, Oiiropruetoi mid X:iluro)iilli. Nervous nnd chrnnit dise.-ise.i a Kpeelnlty. Huile 20. Horn mT Illrlir. Over .Silverttiorne'H. Office hours. 1(1 to la a. m.. 1:U0 lo 5 p. m 7 to 8 ev.-hinirs. Theme -"vi'. XATfltK CTIJK Ol!. A. N. 1IAVV1I.I.10 Specialist lr rlironic diyeiiKe. Methoda, .lleeliuno-TlM-rnpy and Naturopath, akin and Mimd dist-jise.s, nt'rvotl.s fliKtancs Chronic .lleiHlae-he, Ki-zi-nm. Sciiitica AppciHlicitis. , Constipation, Bowel -iroiililo; all Kinds of tjlironlc IJi M-risea suecc.-'Hfully treated. I'lioni .Main r,f:. ltoom 1, 2, 3. .second flcioi l.eolulire Hide;., opposite .Star Tliea- ter. offirn house, 10 to 12 a. m. I lelli to :li0 p. in. Consultation free 3-4-if I'JAXO j lm;ks l.'XI'i:i:T I'lANO TU.N'INii Clean and vi, Ice your piano without ' extra citurire. uric Kii:irunte(l. trail j;cff. )ln l:,ik Sloru for. appointment. Hoi K. 1 'hi I lips, -t-ir.-t FRATERNAL DIRECTORY U O. (). 31. l.a rirnndo Lodco No. 3.10 l.oy.-il Older of .Moose, holds resulal ineelinKS every Thursday iiiirht at i . P. 111. at Odd l-'ellows" Hall. Tile Women's Alnosehcan L.e(rlon meet Heeond and fourth Thursdiiys of eacli t ni'intii. .Moose Legion of (he Worli , meets second .Monday of each month I Visitors always welcome. .1. .!. HAltl.AM, Dictator, C. S. 8MUL.TK, Secretary. 11. I'. O. Klks l.a Ornndu Lodge No -l-'t:i. ,.uRo lueols each . Tlmrsdny evenin;f at 8 o'clock, lfonm ami clut prlviivffvM t-livei-i'ully.e'slemU'd toali JJioilier Klks. I-!. DM AN i'UOwe, Kxalted Ruler, !'. L,. f'UAU.SOX, Secretary. MOUKICN V.IIOH.MKN OP A.MKltICA 'l..v flriipde i;amp No, 77(i:i meets on tile I'lrst Thlll'sdiiy -evelilltfr of each month, in rue i. or r. hall. Visltlnj Ieil;iiljors wclcomi.-, k. .it. itixnrt; V.'"c. , ''i.'ii'";! 'JAKia liOSTOCk", Ctork. A. l' and A. ,M. Iwti tsrando Lodin- No. ,.11, A. J;'. and'A...l., lipids rcKUlnr tncntliiKS first and third 1-rldiiys at 7::iil p, in, .Cordial welcome lo all ' llasons; ' : . LOT I.v HXODGRASR, ,W. Mr V. R. ' JifNCO, Secrutary. f '. I-'.. o. iUAt;f,i:H '.Aerio No. 2r,il, meeis every l-'ridJiy vniitlit at Kntrles llall Vlsltliii; '-Jiienibti's welcome. V.: LILLY. IV. I'. J. 10. LIun.SKLL, Sec' WOlliJ.MKN OF TH1-1 WOULD La Cranrio Camp No. 1119.-Meets overy Monday nlrht ut EiikIcs Hall. Al! visilinc; Noifflihors welcome. Dues p.'iyiihlo at Hie olTico of. the clerk :o, ,nis. 21-22, La Ol'ftndo Nationa. '. i.ank lluilditiR. J. J. Murchlson, C. C. It. .1. K ITCH UN, Clerk. KNI'iMTS -OF PVTHIAS lted Croa: Loile No. 27 meets every Monda cvcnilii; In Castle Hall (K. of V Hall), at Jl p. m. A Pythian welcome to all vtsltiltK Knlfrhla. K. C. PIKIDS. C. C. C. L. C.ltAHAM. K. 11. S. vomi-;.vs i:i-:niji-'I'1' associatkjn oi " the Aluceahees. La Grande Lodue Mo 27. W. l:. A. of M. Lode;o meets first 'I'hurdav at 2 p. m. and third Wednesday at 8 p. m.. at K. of r Hall. ViMtiwr Sislers welcome. WltS. NOHA 1!. MACKK1'. C. .MAltJolilH KATON, Jl. K. O. l:. S. Hope Cliaptcr No. 13, o. K. K. holds slated communication the sec ond nnd fourth Wednesdays of each month. Ylsitlns members cordially welcomed. ' i- .1KTHA Kl.LKiTT PAIiKKR, W. M ANNA S. fHJOVl:. Sec. I'AS.VIIK.NA (.ITS CO.WliMIO.V (Uv Assillnled. rmss) PASAHHNA, iilllf-, l'"eb. . The Ann iie.-m Society! of Civil Knsinoers has iir-cpled an lilvitiilion extended by tin- 1'ns.idena Chanilicr of Commerce to hold Hie 1U24 Jonvcnllon hero. , ..... 5 La (Jrande ! ! MATTRESS SHOP AND ! WEAVIMJ WORKS jMuttrisscs oCpjll kinds cleaned1 and l-'-liullt. 'ifithr-r Ueiiovalinff. I 'Hub lttiBs 1'IWt Ilusa for J "nrpot and Kng Cleaning Ul, SI. nil ami up ( lias. I'.dnnrds, Trop. J'lionc 2.":J-V DOINGS OF THE DUFFS , 1 -7ri. oh - VvlXjI Want Ads IOR S AX.lt OR 1K40H FOR SALE First class fence posts- v Farmers 19X2 12-12-tf PAPER FOR AFPliK AND FRUIT Boxes for sala it the Observer of fice. Ch p. 7-8-tf vok'ubstt FOR RENT Two furnished rooms. Call Mrs. Childer, 1808 Onk St. 2-21-4t FOR RENT Two room house. In quire 11102 -M ave. 2-21--H FOR RENT Modern furnished apartment, 1606 Washington. 2-15-tf FOR RENT Newly furnished rooms. 005 Spring. Phone Main 558. 2-10-4tP FOR RENT 2 sleeping rooms for men, three blocks from postoffice. near shops and mill. 2108 Third street 2-10-tf FOR RENT Three rooms furnished for light housekeeping. No chil dren. Phon 131-W. 2-7-tf FOR RENT Furnished housekeep ing roonis. Phone 470-M. 2-10-tf LOST. LOST One small diamond Ting. Re ward, tall Observer- Z-H-n WANTBB WANTED Two-young ladies to sell rubber. Permanent positum.. 40.00 YVANTKI i Two younj .UdioH to sell riihhor. I'erinanent postion, J4U.00 per week. Aildi-ess Family Supply ' Compimy, 6118 Washington St., Portland, Oregon. - ' 2-21-Htp WANTED To hear from owner of good ranch for sale. State cash price, full particulars. D. F. Bush. Minneapolis, Minn. 1-20-tf MlHCElJiAHEOlflS HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered, Mrs, L. H. Norton. 906 Adams Ave. :8-30-tf LOCAL CORSETTERE, rar i)rcle Corstt Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O avann. Phon 147-J. Strictly Cnstom-mad Corset. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Pkot Edge. : Work Guaranteed. - -8-1-tf . i .I)0(iS BEST COUGARS (Bv Associated Press) si IDAHO FALLS, Feb.' 22. -3 Two dogs purchased by Guy Graft nndd Jack. Russell of . Myers. .Cove, -Jdnho, lfccently, .n .the guarantee, t)iat. tjhey would catch cougars,'" "have proven tlieir mettle Craft and Russell tjook the hounds on a cougar. hunt which l-esultetl in the slayihg'of two of :the animals. Cougars bi'Hig. a bounty of $50 from the state, of Idaho and! thus Craft and KusselW 'collected t-.flOU front the slate arid matte $33i- f(om the. sale of ' the two pelts- ! ' Cougars, a type of predatory, ani mal especially dangerous todcer, are nearly, extinct in Idaho. 8!I IN SI NOAY SCHOOL ' 1 (lly Assoeiatcrt Press) , . IlKIrON, Tox., Kcb. 22. The Sunday school of llaylor college, for women is the largest of its kind In tile world, uecoi-diliK to Mrs. 1. S. Myer. superintendent of the- Sunday School. Jt has 35 classes and S43 ineniliers. This enrollment includes 1 only students living in the dormitor ies. The Sunday School is further more unique in that C K. Hillyer, who teachers the teachers' supply class is the only man connected with it. '- ' tttuttititntitttttutttumuuuttMtTttirtttt; U. S. Army , -1 Shoes : i Wo have just'bouBht a tro mondoit stock oi Army Munsoit Lust Shoos to behold Lo the pub' He direct. TliPse flhoes arc 100 per cent solid Inattmr with heavy double soles swpd ond nnild. The uppers are of heavy tan chrome' Mather with bellows tongup, 1 hereby inakinff them watprproof. These slioes are Holllnir very fast and 'e advise you to order at once to insure yonr order being filled. The sizes are 6 to 11, all widths. I'rlee $2.75. Pay post man on receipt of poods or Bend money order.' Money refunded shoes are not satisfactory. ri it n ine u. a. , 1 Stores Co. g 1411 HROADWAT I 8 NF.W' YORK CITY fflfttntttttiti THEATRES SHBKKYS 'i'HUll.UNt; KII.M KU.V'L'l'UES . WES HAUKV Freckled Screen Star Plays Hemic Jtolc in 'Heroes of the SlreV't." Wesley Barry, the lad of the many freckles and the smile that never wears off, is announced for up ap pearance at the Sherry Theatre be ginning totlay, where he will be seen in his latest picture, "Heroes of the Street." In this Warner Brothers produc tion iW'esley 'is. seen as a plucky bo whose .bravery helps him do things at which his grown-up superiors -fail. He is cast in a role that gives nun unusual opportunities to reveal a side of him that was not called mil in' his other pictures, ''Penrod,' "School Days" and "Hags to Riches " In them he was a mischief-loving, frolicking urchin always ready for a prank; here he is all this plus a new quality that will the more en dear him to his many followers among the men, women ami children of this city. Humor and pathos are said to be persuasively blended in ' this picture, which was written by Lem Parker and adapted for the screen by Ed mund Goulding. It is the story of Mickey Callahan, very much Irish, as his name indicates, and showing it in the numerous fistic victories over fellows of corner gangs who do their best to lick him and end his lucky streak. Mickey can handle them one at a time, and when they come on too fast his bull terrier "Camisole" is always' ready to do a little pursuing am',., come uack with the, tag end of a pants seat. In the midst of his checkered boyish life enters tt mystery and trngeu. . und then Mickey changes to a ser ious lad out to find a certain crook and murderer. . A .tender love story is interwoven in this screen plav. directed -fey Wil- linn tBeaudine, and including the fol lowing supporting cast: Mane Pro vost. Jack Mulhall, Wilfred Lucas, Aggie Herron, Al Walling Philo Mc- (Atllough, "Peaches" Jackson, Joe Butterworth, Phil Ford, Wedgewoml No well, Lillian Leeds and liillie Beaudine, Jr. Comedy showing, "Felix Jinds u iWay." GitiM hai-ii,i; in nil-; " J'HTUtK, "lU IlN'I.N. ,S..MS" Mil (on Sills nnil ItitlM-rl Cain .Mix In ItaUlr IttiMtl ' - ''"Ono" nl" tlfo Ik-sI. caloli-ns-ouli'lticali rijrtits ttt Jl)'(': jtpcn on ilio- scrhfi in Honio- time 1h- a f on 1 1 n-f - oi'; Jcoccv ,Moiirord'M now- 1'araHi.niinl piinl toainn of "linrninK' W iinln." 'rhoro wcii; itu relioarHulH of llio Hcono in wriich Wil ton Kills nnd Hobort ("ah! "sro to 1 1 if mat," hut it hud to Ik laKcn hoy-oi-iil tinioH hh liHiml. 1 tot It tiu-n' Wore in nriino ti-ainiuM", and liaidoiicl hah it hps ot i hp Lotion st NKiiiim, ufior HoniiKT thq mm. hattJe. 'iTnhrkoi t'hat tliP flKhl iyuf orm'.ui tin- most', foal istlo ever soon on tho M'rotn. . Wanda Hawloy and lr. Sills yv f((aturpd In "lturnlnf;- Haiids," wluoHi will ho shpyilrtittho Aroado-tlic.itoiV today. In tho story. Miss Hnwlov 5aie Grnnile. 4 atirus In airiilr.-i. - Jiunuini; wuter, H. I)., nlioiie line, houae a 5-ro"m liunualow, livu poreli,-s. e.-llar leading ofrrear porch, wood house very convenient. Hani and khi-ukc. The price for this splendid improved rami is $:.iiiiii. and the terms ure In Ueeplns- with tin- limes. $!.f ensli. hulance on or In-fore six years til V per cent, full and let me slitiw th. yu'operly. It will only take a few tnin- uieH. , . ; . Forty acres in-vh-tnlty or Su n r- I vltle. Twenty ncpes under onltivjil lm. Ibutunco easily ehuired. 2. Mint -trnw-brry ..xthtnts put In bust lall. Ail fi-nced.;.. rood fair hous.. ( Vrle-- fl.lioti, 7,f( eash. 'bitlano.i payments. " in ji li 13 mi l i Iniiji ad i a few ureh. an I :td depur. '( batatiet Ton acres, fine Siiiidridu ijotnlnff Aicol' which' lbIoe4fS to u Koud neltfiul. ( j store, postofi'lec and. raih Irice.. Jltiufj, uh v&xh u terms. West If Si l-orty acres west of StirnniervlH- near Pleasant (Jruvdj sebnol. Cood lour-room house, waliir in? house an I barn lot. Cellar witft eejnent floor. Krainery, ehieken honir- i,nd stliuite liouso. Phone and It. j-'. . Mere ',s ,'i small dairy raneh t hat;is AM-ieed rijrM. All clear. Immediate paVnHston can le Ktvett. Look this up ioht away. not sold early in tin will he rented. sprint?, (his pln' Geo. H. Currey ol EsUte laiBrance For An -Unexpected Bath ! EVERETT TRUE 1 .:.!'!; t !l ,i,t 1 1. .11 .. .. I .-r a ' I - lijSr a k 1 1 h nova v-. Ill 'i'J.I!M II-;!' ! : . C?t7M(5 ACt THIERS ' ' ' TJ 1 Aiun Tt . ''VrtO V I.. I .1 I Mil I I - If 77T. -r,, , v-i 1 i..kiT t THINK IT IS. Mv5. ,8 .Www, w . w , , , , S0t3SM-lKJ; tr 1 TH IM rS. ; IT lS 'POlRCi tt T hi -y" ! is an l-:nlish Ki'l "who fulls .In lovi-. , STATE TO MINK COAL 1 : www UinlW 1.HIH-. u luTinii wlio Hvc BOISE, Ida., Feb. 21. The state atom' on a" onsls in. tho tU-scrt. Thislof Uhiho will enler the coal niininK iH tlio part porti ayt-d hy .M r. SIH.i. In tlio ooursi' df thi' anion. Martli- aitniton. a fpncKadt l-'rn;lishniiin, laiis to iilnliK't the ;;irl and is pre vented hy I. a no from oMTtiiinK- his dosltfii at' tor a torrihlr hattlc in whlrh Miirlhainptun is Uilli'd. 'I'ho picture, is lillod with thrills and til i' re is a capable supporting cast 'iiH-ladinu: Jaiqtieiiao Loltmii, l.miisc 1 M-p.ssor. Winter Kali and ollici-s. M AKKI ALMOST lil ( ni:t (JAIIY. Ind.. I'eh. L'2. Kivo IhtMlS- HUd, t w o li und rod- Jtia 1 1 iiite I ioohho lllul, two liuu.ilii-il- Jiiai'liae neeiiHe.s iv,:n- uht.lilletl ill I'rown I'olnl, elf!'-6 l.al. cimti's yvpum t!.'.'.l. I.lj', I !'!'-",' i'.. ( 'A m y (l:v' AHSoi'Mited I'r (l,AI(t I'AliU, AtHorieim SiUnou. l- h. 2 J.- - A ' I idieriili.'.su camp will short l.y bo e.sta.liiiijhed hi A nprioau S unoii, Ita 'l''.r:r,iTniitnui,eff'' hero. The funds ol the hila'hd 'oe?ninont. ar,. insHlTioieot, Icwever, u caii'y Olll the p!.-,UH 'proposed' ftd file relh-l' of ttlieicul;i r vi' t iius. mid app.tlnw timiK -hum beim-. uindi' to . riiarlbib'to' . VORI) & GEORCE MAIN 44 A-Wrr lidni-hl Call Fuley H'Hcl mAIV7;:e OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO . ; - . - V. LA GR .M Vt HfrjM-; M AH - KindR of Maclinft-ry, A I lip n : AetyrVati( U f'ylluder Burin frank.. harts, J'll'ons 2 Serpce Enclosed Cars g ALL ANDE IRON D. FITZQERALD Prop. FOR THE BEST IN MEATS c Have It Vc constantly? ry Jo please a trial will convince The Cresient Meat Co., Inc. Two Markets " Fir SI reel MaVUet Nevt In Harris (.roeerf yT- : C , VHV, PanwV -"1 f AND WITH Voun, r- WHAT DID VOU I ' ( BRAND MEW I J V DO ? OH, 1 FELL ( Suit ow,Too! J r.r ' i- l (FEU I WENT SO VPATHTUO! J f ( QUICK (DIDN'T V VM X HAVE TIME TO ' . . - Bv Crtdo 7 business providing the evellleentl; legislature, now fn session horn, lakes favorable action on a proposal tor tbc state jrovernnient to acquire anil operate tlio Teton coal mines in southeastern liluho. The Teton mines, worked ilurinc the World war by a Spokane, Wash:, company, are now in the hands of a receiver. oooooooooooooooooooooooooo i &&ito--j .Jfei,Vi, ' ' ," . ". ' , 4' There's a touch of refinement wit EDISON MAZDA ';DAMPS.:;'-j H. 6c . Electric Gorripany Wirinrr, Rcpairinpr, Appliances, Supplies and Service 105 Depot St. . Phone 393-W .oooooooooooooooooooooooooo WORKS .i i , !' AMI KOI NDltY lilotnoh:iefl and TiactorH' Itepalrcl; -!'t4i4 Hnlitilll',-- , ' I juiOB or Ail Kinds' " " " ' iind (iversiKo PiKtonft' '. and I'lHtnn i'lnn llejrronnd I s a Trull I (iiallly iM.tiliel, Just Received Pull line ot Alaska snhle rcnilt-tii-weiii furs. Also seal liniwn nnil lilnek irlmmlna fr dresses 11111I euiiiir nnil i-ulfs for conn. You urn all wekimie. to eiiine nnil see lliein. I also liny all Uliuls or raw furs will ia.v best prlees. . Chris Miller 1010 Adam Ave, T-A-X-I AH Enclosed Carst CALL MAIN 580 . Imperial Billiards t Al ter Midnight I CALL 1950 01-13I-J UMj:mjj!!mttrimtjte:mataMtt!KtM:!::t:ttti::u:t If L' D X V Rave the ricces and Uriiiff Them fo lls i 1 LeightonV-Welding & I Machine Works ! j . La Grande, Oregon '' i rimtummttmttmmmttntitmntttmuxttixtmummtutttiitmattitttmmamtKl Furnitujre Exchange - COMPLETE &OUSE FURNISnERS ' Hcaterslt PiJce to Suit the PocUethook , Eiyl , Phone 474 iED,I)ONOnUE,Prop. Sharpen Your Pencil You may! think you iitftithout Telephone Service nON'T IIAN'DKAP YOURSELF A CLASSIFIED La Grande - Baker Auto Stage K DelJinsinnnner Imlly fl.teepUiiB Suildilli Leaves lrf,l;er lavis l.a firnndo I -mi p. in. !,:"" " '" 4:r. p.fni. :"'' I'- 4 r.:l1 p. m. 1 ( unilnjs Leaves l.a;riin,le nt in p. in. CiAirii'elloiis nt I.'nlon j;u j liny nnd Hell " Classified Adi. tnroucb Olisorvor BY ALLMAN NEW WOOLENS V Foi Suits Al'viving Every Da.v 'took tlidim ovor ;inl have a sikjt tailoiVd to your individual styo. F.verythinV in Mety's Weiiv The Toggery . Andrews Bros. Knox Hals It Is Metal We Can Weld It. , N I, G Fir & Mfcison ; arc saving money by, f?o- Al) WILL DO IT Extra Fine Thrpp-ncrelmpmved tract ?n:t out- shin tho fHyi Linill.'i, one blork from tho paved highway. Will C'liriePr Irtirln for hotijio In tnwfi. A flvn-ncrc jrnet, lioproved' nnd ko. Inn nt a lmi:aln ifriee, nnd r'd terms, ono-h:t1f mlh-f from ' ( 'Hy T.lm Us nnd paved ,:1i1k1iw y. A flvp-nerii'lrneiln May VtpU. Thin is nno of tlie? lir-Htllinpt-ovefl and pay Inrt properllijk if t)i valley.4 vMrx Rood. A tn-nere tract In M.-iy T'-trjc, with extra cood iiii,roveiii,-nit, irrliited, bent, of land nnd fruit. Kle.litii ooltl modern lion.ie, Three fine modern Immes. Well !o I'lileil. be.nillftiiiy fiitiiiNie,l, anti to Nell eoinpleln If you M ;it, s,-,me Mil,; ,-xlra Kood let hi, fthow yon Hi. . rioi homes. i . ' Pyramid Land Co.