La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 24, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, April 21, 192.'). THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 'PAGE SEVEN ! " ri f -. EVERETT TRUE By Condu ! Classified Want Ads ! j theatres Ii PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OSTIOUI'ATIIIU 'li,YSUIA.S DR. J. unci 1)R. '.MA'KOARKT IN ijUlv-UsU'iipatliK, .Spinal C'urvn- lure nmi Disease:) of women and children n spocialtv. Office phono Main 10(1. Residence, phone Main Kill two Hues. Summer lliltl,;, Hit. II. li. HI IIOI-X Osiriiialliln I'liysiiin nnil Sureeoti Suoccssor to Dr. (!. zlaifuertiinn. orilco rhone Main fc.i. i:cS. ir,:i-M. . Palmer lioesili lll.l. . Ij, r.mnila. aitoi: COCHHAN- and KBHUIIAUD Ou. T Cochran. ar.J Coiuj it, Kttcrhiird. At tornyji. La Urai.do National ISanh Building. f C . - u V. Ii. i'l.NN and 2'A7Tt elevator. - ttorjity-ai-Ijiiw, liooma tty uuice i;idK-. Tak 1 IJ-irt-ln tJHUtOI'IMITOK DR. HKlAAl MVKiiSi Chiropractor Now I-'nley Iliiildihg. Hours Hi to 12 a. ni., a to C p. in. and i to K p. m 1 1-M-tt DH. J E. WOOUhMi Chirupructoi and Naturopath. NVivous and ehronh diseases a ppoclalry. .Suite '2Q, Sum mer HI Ovr Sil verifier ne's. OHJc houra. 10 to 12 a. in.. 1:30 to 5 p. m. 7 to 8 even I ties, l'ri.'im 4:7-W. ' ii:vnsTs DR. H. J. RUCKMAN. DR. R. Ii MILLLR Dentists Kooms 9 to 14 Pnlmer-Roesch EUljy. Adams Ave at Depot St. 'Hours 0 to 0. PHone Main (0. Special hours by appoint mrnr. i,a tiinnio, (tro- I'Olt KALR Oil TRAD 15 FOR SALE Modern bungalow, five rooms, 2 bed rooms and sleeping , porch, furnace, parage. On corner, paved street. With or Without fur niture. Call 41ii-J. 4-2;l-tf FOR SALK-liO Chester White of., dairy cows. head of pigs; 1 male hoc; 6 head Call Observer, Nil KICK Y'K TODAY "TIM-: IIOl M Ol TI1K llAKClt- FOR. SAUK L. iC Smith typewriter, u.ed .one year; sacrifice at $40.00. Call 1..05 'Ninth between 10 a. m and noon. 4-2H-2tp one T'OU SALE One small ice box oak Vocker; it white enameled lava tortcs. lKl Washington. 4-2.;-2t ELKCTRIC RANGE Nearly new- Phone 2(!8-R. 4-19-tf PAPER FOR APPUS AND FRUIT Boxes for Rale at the Observer of- . fice. Ch ap. . 7-8-tf FOR SALE Ked Irish Setter puP. Iimuire Snm L. Cochran, 3(il4W; FOR SALE a-room modern home, close in 'on Penn. A bargain, good terms. Inquire Observer. 4-18-6t FOR SALE 10-room modern house ' A big bargain if taken nt once. In- ' quire Observer. 4-lfi-(jt ThouHamls of lovers nf detective stories am nltemiy funilliur with the. i'XM i ion( ea or Shtu loek Holmes unci Or. Walton in Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's tniuooH mystery tale "Tho Houml ol' tho ltukervilles. Hundred of thorn. nei'ltn im i-etiliti t-lu-ln i--i-tp IM tli m community To thorn and .to ute pin. lie at lare. aa well, it will Im or Biirpasslntf Interest lo know that tlip screen version of Hits pvor lopular mysilfler will he shown at Hit' Sherry (hunter today and to morrow. Kllle Norwood appears as Sherlock Holmes. "The. Hound of tho UaskervillPK' stitl stands ns one of I he most weird and thrillltiK of Sir Arthur's master, pieces of detective fiction. In the screen version all of the IhritllnKly dramatic episodes are de veloped and intercut and suspense is maintained nt hlch tension throtiKh out. The hunting down of tho hand of criminals who had plotted against the llrixkervllles; the dent h-stiwRlo with tho massive. flamlnK' hound that spreads terror tlii-ounh the country side; the death of one -of tho arch villlaiiH In tl)0 hoff and the many other climaxes place this Kxeat6st of all Sherlock Holmes stories In a class by Itself. , Also another "Fighting Dlood" picture It's went In every way." DR. A. N. MAYVIU,T: Speehiiint lr Cliror.ic fliiieii.seM. Methmls. .Mft;hano Therapy and iVuturonnth. Skiu ano mood distnflM,- i), i v ms dlsen inronin ll.-aUaciie. l-.rema. tjeialie-i AppDiuileitif), (.'onsii(n.iiiii, llowel Troublu; all kinds of Chronic Di aeases succeFsruiiy treated. rhoii' Main r93. l;ooni 1, 2, 3. noeond fiuoi COOiitiKt! lild!?., oipoUe Star Thea ter. Offleo iiimuo. 10 to la a. i 1:30 to 5:00 d. in. Consultation fr. 3-4-M l'JANO Tt'NItS BXWItT 1'IANO Tlj.INfJClean and vol(!e your piano without extrt charire. Work liuarartteid. Call New- lin Hook Storo loi" appointment. Hoy ii;. I'nunps. -i -1 r, -1 FRATERNAL DIRECTORY O. O. SI. l.,a (trandu I.naire No, a Ioynl Order of Imoho. iiolclfl rtjgiilai iiieeiinn every u nur.ni;ty nifjtit nt i P. m. at Odd Fellows' 'linll. Tin Womnn'i 5leoehe:trl. Ijfiriou nieeti second and fourth Tinirsd.-iys of taeh inoniii, Aioost; ijeion or the worl' meeta Bficond Monday nf uafjt month Vialtora ahvavs weienme. A. N. MAYVILU5,Dictntor. C. R. SIIULTZ, Secretary. B. P. O. Elks La U rand a Lodiro No 4 SS, vnouftu -ojit't't.4.,M4 Titut'itdAy oywiuriK n,i s oi'iiw K, jioine finu ciut privile,-ic ehflurfully extended to all Urothor Klks, Do Li!e Croon, Exalted Ruler Mood Eckley, Secretary. MODE It N WOOUMlvX OK A.M10HICA La Crando Cnhip No. 77(t-S meets on the first Thursday ever.ine Af each month, in .iho li. of 1. hull. V'.sLtins NolKhbors welcome. .' K. J;. itlNTJO, V. O. JAKK UOSTtJCK. Clerk. ,A, I and A. il. La Grande Lodfre No 41. A. F. aiuT"A. Jf hold.-i rejjulnr meetings firat and third Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Mason.v LOT Z,. RXOnnUARS, W, M. E. R. rtixno. Se.-retary. F. O. KAdUHS Aerlo No. meets every Friday iiiKht at Katies Hall Visiting Ult'llibt'l's welenmo. '.. I.IM.V. V. P. J. KItlUDSBLL, Sec. WOODM l;'N UF '1 il li WOithD Ijh Grande Camp No. IfiD. .!i?ts very Monday rtirht at Eiles Hall. Al! visiting -Neiphbor.1 vcl'onie. Dues payable at the office of tin clerk Itooms 21-22, 1, Grande Naliona Bank UuildjnR. J. J. MurrhlFon, C. C. It. J. KITCHEN. Clerk. FOR RENT FOR RENT Sleeping rooms with board- Inquire 604 Adams. . 4-20-tf FOR RENT Farm. Call 157-R. 402 Adams avenue. 4-10-tf OHIXJON TltAlIi WKDNKSDAY L FOR RENT One sleeping room. In quire 1510 Adams. 3-24-tf OR RENT-Tlirco furnished apart ments, 2501 N. Fourth. G. R. Gib son. 4-4-tf WANTED WANTED Man or woman. Salary $75.00 weekly full time. $1-50 an hour spare time, selling guaran teed hosiery to wearer. Benutiful spring line. Guaranteed Mills, Nor ristown, Penn. 4-11-tf WANTWiy Steady work for man nnd wite. J'none iviain a( or inquire ijii- server. 4-20-3 tp MISCELLANEOUS HEMSTITCHING. Buttons Covered, Mrs. L. 11. Norton, 90G Adams Ave. 8-30-tf LOCAL CORSETJERE for Barcley Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O Avenue, Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Mso Hemstitching and Picot Edge. WoTk Guaranteed. - - ' HEMSTITCHING nnd picot edge by Mi's. jk. C. lackey, ius isecona street. 242-J. n 1-27-tf HEMSTITCHING and picot edge, by -Mrs. Hert Hughes, 1417 Washing ton avenue. 417-W. 4-10-tf HATCHING EGGS Tancred Strain S. C. White Leghorn. V. B. Prck enF. Phone 2G8-R. 4-19-tf hki:i: sk;.s pi:titiov liAKKU. Ore., April 24. Finding; persons willing to uig-n the petition seeking a referendum vote on tha ato incomo lax law. passed ut tho last session of the legislature, is un easy tusk, according to Hurry Shep- iard, who Is in charge of the peti tions here. M reports the required number of signatures sought here has been pructlcally obtained. If .Mr. Sheppunl's experience is a criterion, linker voters apparently aro anxious to have the income tax- nieasuro sub mitted to popular voto at a special stalt' election not later than Mav 21, ts provided l- the petition. HOOT filltSON AT AltCADn u i;ini-:niay Edward (Tfont) Ulhson, star of a score of action and rnnid-firn film IrantuH, is eoming to the Arcadn thottTcr . Wcitnesday only in a now type western drama that is certain 1o appeal ' to all cI:lshcs. Heatriro' Dtirnhnm appears as leading woman in the film which is a study of the psychology of cowardness. Ft is in- nscly human and interesting. The story was written by l.eet Keutck rown, and the scenario- written bv Knymon Hchrnek. In the sunnort- ing east are such popular players art Mnrohi Goodwin. Hussetl I'owell, Al Hart, ,7u,mes Gordon Unssell nnd Marry Tenhrook. The pleluro is a I niversul Special Attraction. KNIGHTS OF J'lTMlAS lied Croar Lodgu No. 27 in. eta every .Montlaj evtuiing in Cattle flail (K. of i Hall), nt S p. in. A Pythiajj welcome to all vi.-itn S Knij.'1'H. 1 E. , C FH-.I.l'S. C. C. ' C. I,. C:ilAH.uU, K. 11. 8. WOMEN'S ItK.NiiF IT', ASSOCIATION i the JIurcal)!fs. j .a Irmde Ljdge No 27, V. It. A. of !M. Udiie me-ta fir.it Thursday nt 2 p. in. and third Wednesday at' 8 p. m., at K. of P Hall. Visiting Hl.ters welcome. WHS. NORA It. MACKIir, c. AIAUJOK1E EATON, 1;. K. O. E. S.Hopo I'iirinter No. 13, o. E. S. luihls atnted coniniuniea 1 1 on the sec ond and fourth Wdi-.-il!iy3 f eac" . month. Visiting members cordlail Telcmcd. MVUTHV KTJ.IOTT PAIIKKR, W. 11 ANNA 8. OROVK, Sec. SPRING GRID PRACTICE ! (IW Associated Pie?s) 4 SANTA CLARA. Cal.. -Apr- 2l.i Acting under iti.-lruetion receive!! from Head Coach Edirar H. Keiti holz. Captain V. G. Fawke of the University of Santa Clara football team has announced that spring grid iron piactice would be held before the semo.-ter close on Mav 30. 'Al learned physician says that people look like what ihoy eat. We are glad the ovstcr sc-ason is ahnot ended- Rub Rheumatic Pain From Aching Joints Rub Pain right out with small trial bottle of old "St. Jacobs Oil." Stop "dosing" Rheumatism.' It's pain only; not one case in fifty requires internal treatment. Rub soothing, pencrtating "St. Jacobs Oil' right on the "tender spot,", and by the time you say Jack -Robinson out comes the rheumatic pain and distress. "St. Jacobs Oil" is a harmless rheu matism liniment which never disap points and doesn't burn the skin. .It takes pain, soreness and stiffness from aching joints, muscles and bones: 6top3 sciatica, lumbago, backache and neuralgia. Limber up! Get a small trial bottle of old-time, honest "5t Jacobs Oil" from any drug store, and in a mo ment, you'll be free from pains, aches and stiffness. Don't suffer 1 Rub rheumatism away. History passes In stalely review in 'The Oregon Trail." tho Cnlversjil continued tea lure which stars Art Aeord on the screen of the Arcade theater, one sequence will be of the most thrilling action, then sud denly tho story will fade from ro mance to retrospeet and cover tho chief events In American history of the span Included In the plot of "Tho Oregon Trail." In chapter four, coming Wednes day only, the sequence concerned with the heroic defense, ot the Ala mo in San Antonio, Texas, is pic tured. That Is n glorious chaptor In American history, a tale of patriotism ind bravery, almost unbelievable. and every child loves it. "Itemem- ber tho Alamo!" Louise Lorraine, leading woman of features, comedies nnd serials, ap pears opposlto A cord, while Duke l.ee, Jim Coiey and Kuth Koyce have important roles Tho great currency question which mnd4, Alurlln Van Hurcn's life mis erable when he was president, is the guiding motif behind a sequence in chapter four which pictures thH pres- 1'ient and (he cabinet of the I'niled Slates in session in that day. - - that's onlv fCIVCS-Of- t IV. S? THS ReVT'OP IT TO -ifflORjS. OVJT, 'CvHlC(4 SHORTENS THIS UPS A A, LCAO rHAMvlJV (1,1'U FORMS ' KUOKNK, Ore.. April 24 Perm anent organization of the Hen Krauk- lln club of Oregon "was perfected at n, meeting of employing printers hero last night, Wlille tho membership Is now confined to print shop pro prietors of the upper and middle Willamette valley, It Is planned, un cording to th0 announcement ut this meeting, to include those In Portland and other parts of the state. N. I. Elliott of Salem was chosen president and Arthur Lawrence, of Corvultln secretary and treasurer. The next meeting of thn club will bo held :it Corvallls May 2i. BAR CARNIVALS fBy 'Associated Press) PORTLAND, Apr. 24. Street car nivals will be barred from Portland us tho result of the passage: of nn ordinance by tho council. V -. ii n f iff I 1 0 mjyj I , Macpherson's Superfine Milk Bread' FOIt HEALTHY CHILDREN Made -With Milk I,a Grande, Oregoa OltWiON AI'I'I.I.S si:nvi.i WAHHINOT1IN', 11. (-.. Anrll H. I'our l)oxpn of Hood Itlver uiiiHoh riK- nrc.l ut an clahorafo ilinnor clv(n tnniRlift by Horrotary of CoTntnorrc Hoovor to rosldont (mtloyt,a of tlio ilrnartimnt of rommri'co. 1 ho apples vrro prorurfd for llio dinner from the Hood Itlvor Applo Growers' associatfon thronh J.. K. Warrord. rorniorly of Albany. Ore' but now an official of tbe automo tive dlvbtton of the department. Any garage mechanic will tell you that the Hupmo hilc is a great car. The ilownright enthusiasm of these men for the Ihipnio bile is an outstanding fact from coast lo coast, and it is one of the most signi ficant developments in the automobile industry. . You ivlll ndtttlro the new Two I'nKseiutvr lltipntobile 'oupe, c lnblK',1 at Smith & Frees Young Men's Suits $32.00 to $35.00 REAL STYLE and FINE QUALITY The Toggery Andrews Ilroi. Knox Hats and E. & W. Shirts and Collars MEAT SELECTIONS Can always be made to your entire satisfac tion at one of our markets. . We carry only carefully selected' meaW' at the right prices. , ' The Crescent Meat Co., Inc., "i 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000,000000000 LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE fill OP AND FOUNDRY ' ' All Kinds of Machinery, Automobiles end TMctora Repaired, Overhauled and Ttcbi.llt. Acetylene Weldinc of All Klndfl ' Cylinder Dorlnjr nnd Oversize Pistons 1 Crankshnfts, Pistons nnd Piston 11ns Hettround ;ivo Vh a Trail D. FITZGERALD Prop. ! Positively Cured by My Non-t nrgical Method TIE. treated fbr yonr Pila by highly specialized physician I before resorting to thc(JUappoint- ing and sometimes dangerous "home" or "quack" cures. My experience In curing Piles and other rectal diseases covers many yean, aod my patients come from alt parts of the West. Read their letters and the facts about my non-surgtcal treatment in the FREE book I will send yon upon request. - Remember, a positive guarantee is the test of my ability to completely and permanently cure your Piles. DR; CHAS. J. DEAN 2ND AND MORRISON WajTlAND.ORICON BmflHsaasiisaBaiBaaBaH Reynolds and Zimmerman Funeral Service Parlor, Licensed Embalmer, Ambulance Service. Phone Main 62. 1505 Fourth Street, La Grande, Oregon J.E.REYNOLDS C. E. ZIMMERMAN, Licensed Embalmer. OOO000OOOOOOOO0O00OO00000000OO00OO000OOO0O0OO0O00OOO0 i OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results uatmMiKtiiisiwntujnuimucjjnti:!::: n Orders for all wood mado by Bowman - Hicks Lumber Co. will bo taken nt 2012 N l'lrst or Phone Main 547 J. L. Munhnll Terms Citsli OOfinaflOonDflOOOQOflflannnflflnAnnnnnDnnoanafloaaaflflaoooQDOt o c nittim!ttttttiit:::!:nm:::!i!:t:i!:::::i::: Electrical WIRING, REPAIRING, APPLIANCES and SUPPLIES H & S Eleciric Agents for Edison Mazda Lamps 105 Depot St. Phone 393-W oo O ' o olo o o o o 0:0 oio 0,0 010 ojo olo 00 00 00 o o o o o o oo o I o O I o O: ooooooooooooooocoooooooooo o FORD & GEORGE TAXI Service Enclosed Cars CALL MAIN 44 AMnr-MUIiilKlit Call Foley, Hotel MAIX 7J.1 Money To Loan on )iislitc8 or homo property .011 cn.ijr inonilily ternis. Inqulro .?. It. Oliver Phone 232-W. Rags Wanted at' the Observer La Grande - Baker :i Leaves I. a Orande. leaven Maker . 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 1 000000000000 00000000000000 :.t - DOINGS OF THE DUFFS The Midnight Call ra 'V ftlow! wTTteoowM I if ;W :m. ml o'clock and 1 PiJ'--1 -1 l, V POR00 ?J WARM MILK ANO IBW ' 4 t 1 ') ; U K IVV :.'v BY ALLMAN t:oil a. m. ;'" v- " 8:00 a, m, 1:00 p. m. filSAXDin-VMOBf J' r.'.'nv-s Ia Oran.lf, graven Unloa n . 'ti a, i,; 1:'Mt p. r:4' p. iti. in. 7:0 a. m. Jo. on n. m. 3;30 p..m. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO' 8 MiAiVK U. St V DAM General Repair Shop Funiituro Repaired nnd KofiuiHiicd llouaolioltl Kepairing of All Kind;) 10ft Fir St. I'hone 513-J i-i: 'A .in uOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOO.' uf r a.. la L4a.