La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 08, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextI Thursday, March S, 1923. " TT1T2 LA GRANDE EVENING OHSERVER PAGE SEVEN IT.. . . . ll i Uassihed Want Ads PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OSTEOPATHIC PHYSKiANS rut. j. u mid in:. .mai:i;.ui-:t ixgw ttMi(it(iif. ui.sciif.s OC women Hiiri rnuur.Mi n siiri-iulty. Offl.-e Dhoiirnn p t c c. -i nn.t. Main 1(J. Ucsidciico phone .Main litti I(illt4 Inn l(..:l 2 ri Hgs, Somtiii-r llldg. - llt. II. 10. SCIIOI'.X "I n-CifiHiilili- IMiy-lilati and SiirKiim Successor to Mr. (i. W. .inimrrnuin. lffi('o I'liono Main Jlcs. ir.:l..l. Palmer Itocseh Mlilsr., Iji cniudo! A'lTOIt.N KYS CO(;lll(.N nnd Klii:i:ll.l!I) (ico. T Coeliraii and Colon II. Kbi-rliard. At "i'n.y.N. i,n Urnndu National Hank Hulld'nir. 0 'IXX Attorni;--at-l.nw. Unoms -w iiimi roicy unice Ultlff. Tk( cldvmor. 1 2-1 3-1 n- cuiitoi'itAcroit lit. UKI.U-; MY Kits. Chiropractor New l-'idcy lluilriiug. Hour lit to 12 . a. in.. 2 lo 5 n. in. and 7 lo 8 p. m 7-4-t! 01!. J. i:. WUUDi-.l.l. Cliiropractnl mid Naturopath. Xervous and chrnnii diseases a snecliilly. Suit,? 20, ilom me.r Itldir. fiver Sil erthorne'ii. (mice houra. 10 to 13 a. m., l::io to r, p. m 7 to 8 evenlnirM. l'lione -Ifl7-"V. NATIT.F. CCltH Ult. A. N. M.YVIIXl-;HD'olHi:t ll chronln diseases. Methods, Ali'chano Therapy and N'aturopathi Hum unc blood diseases, nervous diseases Chronic Headache. Kezeina, Sciatica Appemlieltls, Coiistiiiation, Dowel Trouble; a!l kinds or Chronic Di seases success! nil y treated. l'honi Main G'.i3. INioin'l, 2, :l". second flooi Coolidt-'e Hldff., opposite rltnr Tliea ter. orrleo house, ll) to la a. in. 1:30 to b:tiu p. m. Consultation free 3-4-it 1'IAXO TLXEItS KXPlOIiT PIANO 'l'i;XlX!SClcan and voice, your piaiiu without rtxtrp charue. AVork mutrnnteed. Call New lln llonk Store for appointment. Hoy R I'll i 1 1 i 4-15-t FRATERNAL DIRECTORY L O. O. M. 'La Grnnde Io0po No. .ISO i.oynl DrtTI-r of Alnnse. holds rcgulai meetinH evury Thtirsdny nisht ut t P. m. at Odd i'Vllows Hail. Th M'onien's Mnosehfnrt Legion meet.' neeond and I'nui th Thursdays of iacli month. Miiuw! loKion of llio Vorl meeis socoud Monday of eut-h month ' Visitors alway.H wtdeoine. .1. J. HA It LAX, Dictator, C. S. SIUM.TZ. Serrutary. li. I. (I. Llks l.ii (.Jrunde Lodge No 433. utitiRr! lin-ots each Thursday nvtmhiRMtt' S.iiVltifk. rlomei : it nil '-ltil priviletr'H rhertriully extdjiQd to it Ll i Hri1 hur . 1.111,-k- iV ' . 1 t' t H. DIOAX ri:OWI3, Tlxnltr'a Ruler, I''. .. PKAIiSOX, .Sfn-rolnry. woni-ntx- wikhVmkx ti- 'a-mkuica Ja tlrnn! 'iinii Ko, inputs on lh rii-Ht li'hiiFiiUty fc-UiiiK of vaaU munili. In lh.' K. ot 1'. hull. Visiting Nciuhhor.s VPl-onm.f , ' .ri t '' 12. Ji. UIXOO. V. ( , JAKH ltOSTOK, Clerk. Hi-; A. IfV-mrid Al Al. Ld, riiiidA' Lodfu No 7:-f" p. ni. uoruiai wiiicomo to an LOT X. sxononASs. W. iL S n. RIXXK). SiH-retary, lh K. ;Li :s A-ri Xo. I'.Mt. meets every l-'riday" .n1ili t nt Kugtw liaM Vlsltlnu nieinnurti welcome. ; i Z. LILLY, w; V. r J. K. JIinnSF.LL, See. WMOIi.MKX UK THK WOULD La tirande Cnnip Ko. H.9. Meets every Mrmday nif'.ht at K:ifileH Hall. Al! visiting Niphborf wtlromn, Dues piiyutilo at the office of thft clerk Rooms 21-22, La Grando Nations, Bank liuildins. J. J. Murrhlson, C. C. R. J. K1TC1IHX, Clerk. K X U i H TS (J l 1 V T H 1 A S 1 ied Or03i Lotion No. 27 meets every Mondaj .v.ninir in CnMlo Hall ( K. Of P Hall), at S p. in. A Pythinn welcome lo all visiting K'niphlH. , K. C. I' !HI.DS, c. o. '. C. L. (lltAHA.M, K. It. S. WOMKN'S HKNKKIT ASSOCIATION oi "7 v. n. A- of M. Lo.iiiB meclM first Thursday at 2 p. in. and thir') Wednesdnv at S p. m., at K. of Hall. Visit Ins Si.vtr.ra weleome. MRS. NORA R MAOKKV, C. MAIMOHIIJ .EATON, It. K. O. K. K.liop'j t'hapler Xo. 13, O. K. S. JiolflH utateo eonnmmifaiion ino aee aiwI iinl fdiirlh Wednesdays of eacl mnnth. Vi-siling iiicinbirs cordlallj we ten men. MARTHA KLUOTT PARKKR, W. M ANNA S. fJROYK. Koe. I Vrlinps Amlpas.s:idor . Ilarvey thinks Ihc' liroutli of freedom roinrs In short pants. j La Grande I MATTRESS SHOP AND! lliv V i.u it uiino ! Mattrosson of all ltlndu clenned nd rebuilt. I'Valher Itenovotlnff. I J RaB Itnga and Fluff Hues tor , talc. I Carpet and Riir Cleaning ! 0I2, -Sl.-'id anil tip . Clms. lOdwnrd, Prop. ! Phone 2r:t-W DOINGS OF, THE DUFFS fvEP, AM EIGHT) "'" ELL,HERE's ( POUND GIRL! J TO THE. NEvJ, - EIGHT TOUMD5?J JrC-rX' I A ( FLArPEfi'EH?y ( SHE 60IHO ISTo I THE m0V1E FOB HALK OB TIIADH FOK SALE Znugg. Alfalfa' hay, Freil 3-7-2tp FOIi SALE Cheap. 1500 acres of pasture land. A Haller. Medical Springs, Oregon. 3-3-7tp - " " ...... r - Fanners 19X2 12-12-tf PAPER FOR APPJ AND FRUIT Boxes for sale at the Observer of fice, ap. 7-8-tf FOR SALE Collie pups. Inquire J. It. Miu-Milhm, corner Island Ave ami Willow St. fi-G-Utp FOR SALE Two automobiles, " a Premier and a Cliandler. Both in good condition. Inquire Lot iTnod prass, Sonimer hotel. ' 2-2-t-tf FOR SALE Choice resiuenco lot on First st-cet, on paved street next to alley. Inquire of J. D. Meyers, Arcade Theatre. 4-27-tf FOR SALE 270 acre ranch, improved- 80 acres cultivated, balance pasture, shipping Point,, post of fice, store, school mile. Easy terms. M. Haller, Telocaset, Ore gon. - 3-a-7tp FOR SALE a i acres, just outside city limits. Family orchard and berries. Eusy: terms. Call 2C9-W. ' a-2-fitp von nuwr FOR RENT Iiedroom, wood. ' - - ' 103i Grecn-3-7-2t FOR RENT 2 room apartment for" light housekeeping, 1017 4th St.. corner Fourth, Spring and Fifth St. 3-S-tf FOR RENT M housekeeping rooms. No children. 1U02 Washington. Phone 4;i2-J. ! - 3-0-3 FOR RENT Furnished npajtmcnt on ground 'floor. No children or dogs. George Hall, 1212 Washington ave nue. 3-6-tf FOR RENT Clean, well furnished rooms for light housekeeping. No children. Call 131-W. ' "it-fi-tf LOST. LOST Ring with 3 keys, one Yale and 2 plain. Finder return to Ob server office. 3-7-tf LOST-A self filling Hams foun tain pen with green clip top. Find er phone 140-J. iRewnrd. . 3-7-"t JQSTPuneK( of ; keys. 'Return to - L-NjsU,alnierLa Uranuc I'rmling Co. " H " 3-7-lt l,(STrrFemalo 'shepherd dog. 5 mo. old," light yellow with some white t. snots. F.-irmtr r. ? Fanner, 12X5. Liberal; je- ward, 1). McDonald. 3-2-tf 1 STRAYED. E ST R A Yrr Taken v up wt .lalartd- City, -. one. gray, mare-.with,. halter, qnd one sorrel gelding. Fred Stone, Island- City ' MarshnlT;' ' "3-7-21 WAMXKD WANTED Shirtmaking and 6ther sewjng.'- van iwj-j. n-a-(t WANTED At once, ten high school pupils to have their pictures taken FREE. At Hart's Studio. 3-G-3tp WANTED To hear Irom owner of good ranch for sale. State cash price, full particulars. D. F. Bush. Minneapolis, Minn. 1-20-tf WANTED Hill lor general house work. Call Main 731. :i-7-4t WANTED By reliable girl, trencra housework. Inquire La Grande News Stand. 3-7-2tp WANTED Lady to keep house for family of three. Phone '178-M, or call itt IliO!) Sixth after C. p. m. 4:i-7-tf WANTED Competent woman to keep house, seven in family.- Ad ' dress Mrs. R. It Bonney, Union Fish Hatchery. Union, Ore. Phone Farmers 24.- S-D-tit I WANT Rome good mechanics and office men with me in an extensive buiMinp; program hews in Portland. Concrete, carpenters, helpers, elec tricians, plumbers, etc. Going wages and co-operative, with profit-sharing. Permanent connections. Investment required. Sanders Con struction Co.. 623 Henry Bldg. :i-2-fit - . i . .. .. u UgCEliliAitBCRlB HEMSTITCHING, Button! Covered, Mrs. L. II. Norton, 906 Adams Ave. 8-30-W LOCAL CORE ETI ERE, vat Barclr Corut Mm. J. F. O'Oonaell, U04 O avnu. Phont 147-J. Strictlj-Ctutom-mid Corset. Gatranteed Hironcnotit Al.n Hm.tltrMn. .t " ,77. ; Pieot Edg. Work Gnuntd. H-tf f I MOST ( TO SEE -- i S THEATRES .. .... i ci.aukxci:" rixi-: .mi:iV! i'.cKi:n v(ru i.AKiiti Unlliifc KrJil, Aunt's Ayifs and May jlAyl I'l'iMiiiitl In I'rtMluetimi A wholesome comedy of fuiiilty life in Ameiiru! A plciinv story (hut conveys n titi(. nu'.ssaue without be iuK pioaihineul. That is William do' Millc'it paraniouni product Ion "t ' ('iHri-nt e." featui ins Wallace. Held. Akiios Ayres and May MrAvoy, throe hereon stars of unouostloned iiopu- larily. "t 'la ront o" will he Iho hill ut the Aroado Ihcaler lodny, l-'itduy ami Saturday. Cl.ii encL" is the humoroiiH story of nn ex-sold tor who drove mules without Nweuiinp and who neeuuie a Kood aiiKol In tR ramily of u mil lionaire whoso liapidnesH is Ih'Iuk dashed upon the rooks bcoaiiHi' oi their liu'k of harmony and constant hickcriiiK. Claronco found the hisk of reconciling this family nearly as difficult as driving army mules without russiiiK', hut lu: uocoinpllshos the task with tho aid of his saxo phone, his genial to tnpi'i anient and ge neral tact, so thai happiness is the lut of all concerned. "Clarence" is packed with laouh from beginning lo end. In the title rolo Mr. Held noorca n conspicuous success, while Akiich Ayres and May MeAvoy have piirls suited to their personalities. There Is a supporting cast of rare exeelienoe, and the serovn version - of Uooth Tai-kinton's funi ous play is 8ald to rank nn one oi th0 most enjoyable pictures or the year. Kalhlyu Williams. Adolnh Menjou, I'M ward Martinde, llertje Johns, Robert Akncw, Dorothy Cor don and Mayin Kelso tire in the sup porting cast. SHERKYS TODAY AND TOMORROW A new Znne Grey nicture. pro duced by Benjamin B. Hmnpton and released by Oolilwyn, "V hen Ro mance Rides." founded upon Grey's popular novel "Wildfire," is coming to the Sherry theatre for two days, beginning today. The picture is a thriller interspersed with lively com edy. The great horse race alone will give spectators their money's worth, but not satisfied with that. Producer Hainnton staired for tht; film one of the most desperate strug gles between a girl and a man ever tinned. A half-witted man, Joel Creech, thinks Lucy Rostil has injured him and kidnaps her. To feed his re venge, he ties, nor to the nacK oi a horse and sends the horse straight for a precipice. He himself is caught by n dangling rope and drag ged ;to his death and the girl Is rs- ued by Can (jantvoort in the role of Lin Slonc, a rancher. Mr. . Hampton's cast -contains some of. the . most. .I'am.ous, names in. the turn world. Claire Adams. Carl Gantyooit and Jean Heholt are ioaUiiod.-k ;uinerH . in the ;cast are Frank Hayesi Tod Sloatr, the jockey, little Mary Jane Irving, Harry L. Van ,Aretor, piarlcs Arling, Babe London,1 aiid: WaUei Perkins. Felix, ' the Cat, is also being shown. i Umatilla County Tines j On Whiskey Cases Are ' Large, Aggregate $850 . ( . i , ii PENDLETON; Mar- 8. Fines ag gregating $8o0 were assessed against three moonshiners yesterday in the justice court by Judge J. H. Parkes, when the guilty men were brought before him by members of the sher iff's o'fice. M. F. Parker, arrested early in the week near Milton, with a still and 50 gallons of mash and a small quan tity of whiskey, got off easily with a fine of $2."0 and a jail sentence :f JO days, for James I nomas anil Claud Lanfh. arrested yesterday on a raid on the Geis place just east of rendleton, each received fines of $300 and sentences of 00 days in jail. These are the first sentences pro nounced by Judge Parkes since the new prohibition enforcement law was signed ... by - the - governor requiring jail sentences in addition to fines. bherift Zoeth Houser assisted by deputies captured the still of Thom as and l.aniu in the basement or a vacant house on the Geis place eiirht miles east of Pendleton, destroying .100 gallons of mash and -breaking up the 00 gallon wooden still which was extremely filthy. ' About two gallons o liquor was seized. The still was running when the capture was made. So fur, not one of the three men arrested have paid any portion ofj ineir lines and an are in tnc county jail. GENOA IS ACTIVE PORT (Ily Associated Press) GENOA, Feb. 12. (By Mail (.-The Port business of Genoa has increased three fold under Facist administra tion. Two million tons of grain were unloaded irf the past three months. Also labor troubles are virtually " Krl r snvi. g macniuery nas been installed on the nocks, ami j vessel can load and unload 24 hours a ' 'lay. Meeting Strong HORRV HOME HOW MY DAUGHTER IS Sf-TTIUti 1 ! W ( ALONG - I GAVE HER QulTC ;'! ' ( A LCT OF ADVERTISING X l V TODAV ,!U EVERETT TRUE Nou f-iMY5 ON THE. RfeS PAY NO (A1T2iTION TO CrvlT. I'M RUNNIN ItHci hie atioI nii.i-r rvrP1-. s u,i.'(?c2. pAYiMcs rot (.irtM'T TAKE THIS, HINT IvHSN hlB VOUNO Janitor 11 OIVJI NOKTH POWIDEli, Mar. 8. Mrs A. C. Bui-rot;, sister of John M. (iilkisan, or tho Kurmcrs State lunik, passed awny at the home of hot ilHURhter, .ws. i. v.. tiuni, ni uniiw port. Ohio. Thjs is tlie second denlK in the (iilkison family within the past few week.-:. Mrs. Ilurrott, with her huslianil lived in this community about 2h years ne;o, lenvinir. here for Ohio where she made her home until-; hoi ile.tth. She is survived y fivelnl ilrem .nnd her-jiuslmnil,. all. ot v$i live' Mn 01iir,,ttinfl-V.,w- liniQltfi - Win. H.coiKidiloniicJl t.ilkisoii," Oiei;on. and two si'iters, Mrs. Haralr liuker. of ilakei1; and Mr.s. 'A. C. I''i- kor, of Cnmlirirtjrc,. "Ohio. A few weeks ago she received word of the death of her brother, James- R. GilkiKon, and. tius being, the tirst. death in a family (kf. six children, the shock seemed to bet more . than she could stand, and f ithout 'appaa.'iirfc to bo suffering from any-1 firfysicnl ailment, took to her, u,e,iiaJieunmiy j IS. BARRETT DIES IN 01 unil sniik i-aniillv. nassihc awnv'i'6 Afi.r .Mithilirlit rail Folev lintel -9 Fehruarv 11. Mrs. Barrett. illieked one -day- of being, 73 years (it. iitf ,iqooJqooooooooooooooooooooo ,i.i,o' ,ln.-,th clainiel here. .milt,l ,L- . Superfine Bread MADE WITH MILK : Rival's Wiy It's Richer , and Keeps liOiigev Tlian " ' ' Other Breads It's the Milk '), m Mm 9 La Grande, Oregon Competition HELLO THE RE, TOM- I UWDERSTAND CIGARS ARE IM ORDER - THAT Vou HAVE A eA3V IRL 1 -r" OH V" vou are right - ( A R E; ALL THOoE - - - BV ConrJo UF3TA1CI, '3UT Z TJGN' , nez-rr, Anp if you leT'S ses if frctiom S.MR ui-r ill When .he nntoinplille Willi li'KS np oars, thuro will iuot' -lie laeltiUK hose who will Insist llial it he com olli'il to Weill- skirls dow n - to . Hi tnkli-H. v . . i:titti:))!miit!i:i!:!intt)tia't Let I's lYepare Your Slaleinon't and Income Tas Itehun. Wo Will Snvo You iMuney. ltmikkceping System Installed, nooks Kept Hy Iho Year MAI.OMA V- PKARSOV 0. Iji Grande, Ore. Phone M-:;:l .. Zn Oregon lldw. -Imp, lildtr. .. u:iit:i::::i::::itm:ir:in:nniitJt::iinii::ji ll. of H','Weodboci6ttbODbod6booooor' . . . .- . f!(va', v -is w Service 1 u u ' Q Jo g o Enclosed Cars' call": umw 44 l" ! ill' H a - 9 myitis TWh f OH WES AND I HAVE THREE llj MORE THAT ARE. - More that are. yi:iJh Home sick HEI.LQBILL Just Received Full line of -Alaska mihln muly-,to-v(ar fui'H. Also seal bniwi mill blai'V triiitiuhiK inr dresses nnd collar ami cul'l's for eoat. v are nil wcloonia nv ciihp nnd see (hem. nli buy all kind of raw furs nnd will tay bftt prices. Chris Miller 1S10 Atlanta Ave. t-a-x-i All Enclosed Cars CALL MAIN 580 Imperial Billiards After Midnight CALL 195-3 or 131-J ttmmKmtnmtmmMaMttttttimmKmtmtmttmat To Have and To Hold Power The three most vital -units in the economical and satisfactory operation of motors are the Piston Rings, Pistons and Piston Pins all of which we carry in stock, and with our cylinder. ': grinding equipment we are able to give you a very complete piston assembling service.' ., '',V","i For your convenience we also carry a full line of connecting rod and crankshaft bearings. Leighton' Welding & Machine Works La Grande, Oregon wiiimuwniminunitmtiiuummmttiiittmmttimttti Furniture Exchange ; COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Heaters at Price t Suit the Pockcthook ; ''; ;j ED PONOHUE, Prop. - Q-Phonj'474-;! Jifhlh: - Fir & Jefferson'j i ,;i ii ' -, I- .' i'f'i- ; Away Lonesome? Remember the Pleasure in the Sound of a Loved Voice. Let Us Make Sfour Connections, HOME INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE COMPANY La' Grande - Baker Auto Stage P. ;. Del.ap, Maitnsrr .. . Itaily I'Arepiliig Kundara ' Three-acre Improved tract Jttst out T.pnve 11-iUer I.avc hn Or.tndo "bio tho City Mlnlta, one blo'.k from :iio p. m. !:0Q a. in. 4:41 p. ill. 1:00 p. Hi. G:li p. m. Kunilara J.oavra La O ran do at 5: JO p. in. t'oniiccilons at l'nlon Buy and sell through Otxerver Classified Ada. BY ALTAIAN Nou win the I cicars' NEW WOOLENS For Suits Arriving Every Day Look them over and have a suit tailored to yonr individual style. . " Everything in Men's Wear The Toggery Andrews Bros. Knox Hats GET RESULTS WITH A WANT AD vl ! i i- -(:'"! Extra Fine tho paved hlL-liway. Will conii-l.r trnde for liouno In town. A flvo-aero tract, improved and co. Inn at a bargain price, and good tnrmii, one-half inllo from City IJqi. Ha and pav,l hlRliway. A flve-aero tract In May Tark. Tbl la onn of tho bent Improved and pay ing propcrltmi In tho valley. Extra good. A ten-acre tract In May Park, with extra good Improvement. Irrigated. best of land nnd fruit. Eight-room modern house. Three fine modorn home. Wei. ! catrd, bene'lfully furnished, want to nell complete. If you want aomethtnt extra good let u how you theao flae liomea. ' . Pyramid Land Co.