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Tuesday, May 8, ' 192-J.'
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Classified
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
OSTICOl'ATIUO PHYSICIANS
DR. J. L. nnil DK. MARGARET IN
GLE Osteopaths, Spinal Curva
ture and Diseases rtf women and
children a Bpecialtv. Office phone
Main 100. Residence phone Main
100 two rings. Sommer hildir.
mi. 11. n. snior.N-
Osteopathic I'liysklim ami Surgeon
Successor to Dr. G. W. Zimmerman.
Orflc0 Phono Main a. lies. 153-M.
Palmer Itoeaeh Hlrtg., Iji Grande.
A'lTOKNKYS
CCH'HHAN and EBKUHAKD Go. T
Coeliran ana Colon It. Ktmrliard, At
torneys. L.a Grande National 13ank
Building.
C. H. FINN AUorney-at-Law. Rooms
zn ana 23 Foley Office BldB. Taki
elevator. . 12-l;l-lrr
ciiiisoi'iiAfroit
mi. iir.iuiu .uvrjiiM, uniropraclor
New Foley Building. Hours 10 to 12
. mt u... u w V LU O p. Ill
7r24-t(
'DR. J E. WOODl.Ll, Chiropractoi
a-nd Naturopath. Nervous and chronlt
diseases a RDeelnltv. finltn "0 Rnm.
I ner Bids. Over Sllvcrthorne's. Office
noura, iv 10 12 a. in., a:3U to & p. m,
7 to 8 evenings. J'hone 4!7-W.
DENTISTS
DR. R. J. RUCK.MAtf. DR. R. B.
MILIiER Dentists Rooms 9 to 14
; Palmer-Roesch Bldfr. Adams Ave
at Depot St. Hours 9 to 0. Phone
Main 70. Special hours by appoint
ment. I.a Grande, Ore.
DR. A. N. MAYV11.LK Specialist Ir
j chronic diseases. Methods, Jleohano.
Therapy and Xaturopitrfh. fclkln anr"
blood diseases, nervous diseases
Chronic lleadac'te, Kezema, Seiullci
Appendicitis, Constipation, Bowel
Trouble; all kinds of chronic Dl-
'- aeanes successfully trented. Thorn
Main 593. Kooiu.l, 2. 31 second fluoi
CoolidKC Bldff., opposite Htar Thea-
i ter. Office, house, ltt 'to 12 a. m.
1:30 to 6:1)0 p. m. Consultation free
3-4-tl
1'IANO TTJ.NKUK
EXPKIIT IMANO TUNINCJ Clean and
volco your plnno wirTTout extrp
charge. Work KUaranleed. Call New
. lln Book Store for appointment. Roy
E. Vhlllips. 4-ir,-f
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
I. O. O. M. La Grande LiOao No. 3j0
jjoyai (iruir ol ..ioo.se, iiuiuh ruKitiiu
meetings every Thursday night nt
p. m. n.1 Oild I'Vitows Hail. Thi
Woinn"ji Mooseheart Letfion meetf
Btfcond and fourth Thursdays of each
month. Moose i,OKum of the worh
meets a!t:ond loiuliiy of oach month
I Ifiultoru aluinuj molnniiin
A. N, MAY.VILLE, Dictator..
. C. S. SHUl-'l, Secretary.!
B. P. tf. Rlkn I.a (Irandu Lixlue No
4I13. xjourc meets each Thursday
evening at 8 ft cloclc Homo and ciui
privileges cheerfully extended to all
Brother Elks. , . :
De Lile Green, Exalted Ruler
Mood Ecltlcy, Secretary.
UOUIOHN WUODMliN OF AMHR1CA
IjH Orande Comp No. 7703 meets on
the first Thursday evening of each
month. In the K. of 1 hall. Visiting
Neighbors welcome. ; . ,
E. It. RINfirt. V. C.
, JAK13 ROSTOCK. Cleric.
A. F. and A. Al. I.a tlrautlo I.od&o. No
41. A. F. aiuT A. Jl.. holds regular
meetings first and third Fridays at
7:30 p. m. Cordial wdlcome to all
Masonh.
LOT L. ENODOPARS, W. M. '
B. R. ItlNGO. Socrctcry.
Jj". O. J'JA'll.US Aerie No. 2fy. meels
every Friday" night nt Eagles Hall
Visiting memhers welcome.
Z. 1.1LI.V. AV. P-
J. E. B1UDSI3I.U Beo.
WOOUM10N OF Till-; WUKLDU
Grande Camp No. ItU. Jleets every
..I.rlit nt TCntHeH Hall. Al
viltlt,ir Ne'le-hbors welcome. Dues
payable t the office of tha clerk
Rooms 21-22, La Grande Natlona
Bank Building.
J. J. Murchlson, C. C.
', ' R. J. KITCHEN'. Clerk.
KNIGHTS OF lVTHIASRed Cros.
Lodiro' No. 27 meets every Monclv
it, r-n:le la tl. of P
Hall), at-8 p. m. A Pythian welcome
to all visiting Knighf.s.
K. C. FIKLDK. C. .'.
C. L. Uj:AltA.U, JV. xv. .
. WREN'S llHNBFrr AIATHJN
27, W. B. A. of M. Lodga miis first
Thursday at 2 p. na and third
Wednesday at 8 p. m.. at iv. or i
Hall. Visiting Kis'ers iv' V.j.e.
MRS. NORA 1). MACK El, C.
11AR.IOIIIK EATON. It. K.
0. J3, s. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. K. B,
ho ds slaleo cihiiiim,
2nd and founh We.lnesdays of e.cr
month, visiting '
WClCOmcd. .r.,.nn TO HA
MAP.TIlt ELLIOTT PARKRR, W. M
ANNA S. CliOVB, Sec.
, START FARMING COLUMN
(Bv Associated Press)
TlirsoV. Aiiz.. May Begin
Jl ...in, . th iievt school year
courses in co-operative agriculture
will be ndilcd to the curriculum of the
University of Arizona, to meet the
grc-wing demann lor ubui.uv
Tu:.. nknc. of bit cu ture activ
ity, it has been announced here. The
new courses will cover elements of
agriculture, method-' of co-operative
marketing, and all forms of farm ac-
.: i n.niif.oiii. nrineinles.
counting .tun w.. .
-" .' Tm m V 1- TT.mf1 ( . . WF A f AM rr a In W IIIAAt
CC-OM, VOt MISHT L p- WHBttO,Mft.WOO- ' A6AIM f Oft MUCH tB85 I
I DRIVE- PAST THE S . ' ZJ STILU . , v I SEEYOUft HOUSE ) ' 3 ' THAN VOU ViERt
' OLP HOME ANP V s . y-M FOR RE(Oj---w r? SflLL VACANT" PA"VIN5 IP VOL WANTy J
I SEE HOW IT LOOKS- f ALL RIGHTN. -5il-v,'iT LO0K5 j "V? 7,'T7 V r COME BACKCWIZ, -
Want Ads 111
VOn 8Al,B OR TRADES
FOR SALE 8-weeks-oId pigra. $4..r0
each. Cull 351-J. 5-7-6tp
r'Olt SALE Three metal beds,
spring's and mattresses complete.
une cabinet sewing machine. W75
Victrolu, good as new with about
forty records $100. One. pedestal.
E. A. Epling. I'hone 252-W. 1610
Second street. 6-7-tf
FOR SALE Big light six Studcbaker
touring, driven cnly 8,000 miles.
1 two-seated hack; 1 one-seated
buggy; -'100 seasoned tamarack
fence posts; 2 pairs fills; 2 pairs
single harness; 1 set heavy work
harness; 1 good work team, 1400
to 1500 lbs.; harness; wagon. Ethel
R. Grandy, 2111 Second St. 5-7-3t
FOR SALE Saddle horse, safe, for
lady. Call John Strieker, Sheriff's
office. 5-4-5t
FOR SALE Hupmobile touring car.
Excellent condition, 4 new cord
tires, side wines. Phone 893-W.
6-4-4tp
FOR SALE Dodge touring car. Just
overhauled and in (rood condition,
1923 license. $300 cash. Phone
1.10-R or inquire 1203 U. 5-5-tf
FOR SALE-rPigs, eight weeks old.
Ray Allen, Mt. Glen. 6-5-3t
FOR SALE Everbearing strawberry
plants. Call in mornings and eve
nings nt 1414 W. 5-4-6t
FOR SALE Violin, very good tone,
$20; nlso one Kemmgton typewrit
er. Call 318-J. 5-1-tf
FOR SALE Netted Gem seed po
tatoes, A No. 1 quality. Grown
from sweepstake car of Moscow
Idaho; also one 2-year-old Jersey
bull. Phone Farmers 140. 6-1-tf
FOR SALE The Model Restaurant,
Having been in business contin-
uoubiy JUL uvcr Lwcnuy ycuin, illy
wife and I feel we .arc- entitled
to a vacation. Therefore, we offer
our restaurant, also our home at
1429 Adams ave for sale. If in
terested call at the Model during
business hours. J. A. Arbuckle.
4-20-tf
FOR RENT
FOR RENT partly furnished
housekeeping rooms. Phone 343-U.
5-7-Utp
FOR RE-NT -7-room furnished house,
1402 O avenue. Cull between 10
a. m. and 5 p. m. 6-6-!ltp
FOR RENT Modern 5-room fur
nished house on 1114 Washington.
Inquire littlo brick house, next door.
!,-.... '- j fi-5-8tp
FOR RENT On three room front
apartment. lliOO Washington ave
nue. .,- -,- ! ' 6-4-U
FOR RENT i'ann. Call 157-R. 402
Adams avenue. 4-19-tl
pno TjrcTsJT Modern furnished nnavt
nie.nt nt .uennoim nparimejic. ian
27C-M. 4-24-tf
FOR RENT One sleeping room. In
quire 1510 Adams. 3-24-tf
WANTER
IWANTED Loan of $1,500.00 for 2
or ;i years at per cent on a-iouni
kiMicn'nnri a lots. First mortp-niTe.
Call 325-J. 5-7-tf
WANTED Circulnr sawers. Inquii-e
Fred Davis, White line jjox ana
Lumber Co.
WANTED Flat top
office
desk,
Phone Main 52o.
6-4-tf
WANTED TO RENT A six room
modern house. Phone 381-M or cull
at 1100 Penn. 5-1-tf
CJI71 t T-pirFG FOR IIS Cnmnlelfl
stock. Satisfactory territory, vtnte
today for particulars. Salem Nurs
ery Company, 428 Oregon Bldg.,
Salem, Oregon.' 4-28-12t
WANTED Man or woman. Salary
$75.00 weekly full time. SI. 50 an
' hour spare time, selling guaran
teed hosiery to wearer. Beautiful
.spring line. Guaranteed Mills, Nor
ristown, Penn. 4-11-1
MISCELLANEOUS
HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered.
Mrs. L. H. Norton, JUb aaami
Ave. Phone 421-W. 9-30-tf
HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by
Mrs. E. C. Tjckey, 1808 Second
street. 242-J. 1-27-tf
HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by
'Mrs. Bert Hughes, 1417 Washing
ton avenue. 417-W. 4-lG-Lf
hi v pc r.ni.n SPIKF!
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Muy 8.
Governor Charles .R. Mabcy of
Utah drove a gold railroad spike ut
rllimore recenuy, inus compicinnc
nrr;;..IU. tha -Italia. Fillmore hmnch
of the Union Pacific system. The
new line laps a ricn farming com
munity
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theatres
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IIF. SHOWN AT SHI'.llllV'S
TOKAY AXI) TO.MOIlltOW
Look Your llo('' 'Tolls n, IhininJ
liilcit-M Story of ait Itallaii
Amcncm! Dancer
Hupert lliiKhca, Uoldwyn author.
director. In his new photoplay, "lAiok
Your Ui'st,' which comes to th
Sherry theater today, has reverted
from mlddlo western town to New
York f'iiy, mainly, for the locale of
his new picture. It Is not a story
of the Irish either au was his "Hold
Yuur Horses." "From the Ground
t'p," and 'Vomo on Over." The
principal characters nro all Itnltan
Airicrlcans. The stofy la u eomedy-
ilrunia of amull time vaudovlllo life.
It lieglna In New York, shifts to tho
small towns covered by the vaude
ville tour and comes hncK to tha
Metropolitan Opera nouse ' in New
York. 1
. .Mr. HutthcH has blended much
comedy In tho story of pretty l'erla
Cjuaranta, daughter of an Italian or
gan grinder, who Is given a vnudo.
villa engagement with Carlo Jlrtinl's
"butterfly dance act" when ono of
tho girls becomes so fat thut Hi';
wire which supports her In the air
Ib likely to break. John Krug,
Brunt's stage mechanic and wiro
mnn, discovered l'erla and took a
proprietary Interest In , hot,- expect
ing un amorous reward. Hut l'erla
did not welcome his advances and
Krug plotted against her ho plot
ted to get her put on more avoirdu
pois than a butterfly girl should have
l'erla simply was devoted to food
and then have a supporting wire
ircuk. lint Hrunl, himself In love
wllh Porln, discovered Krug's treach-
ry ami tho fight which ensued land
ed both in Jail. Hut upon Itriint'r
olease. l'erla married mm anil their
areer lead them to tho Metropolitan
Oporu house, but always thoy bad
o eschew food und tho sweels tne
hived for tho sako of their art.
(roldwVn gave tho director an ex
cellent cast with. Colleen Mooro and
Antonio Moreno In tho leading roles
ot Perla. and Hrunl. Karl Metcalfe
was especially engaged for tho port
of Krug. Other players are Wil
liam Orlamond, Orpha Abn, Martha
Maltox and Francis MoDonuld. Nor
hert Hrodln was the cameraman and
Ocdrio Gibbous the art director. The
nlcturo .holds a universal appeal
an appeal to which women especially
will respond.
Also showing another of the great
Fighting Illood" stories.
THREE NOTED PLAYERS
IN "UKOAU DAYLIGHT
A storv of the underworld written
by newspapermen who studied the un
derworld lor years ueiore iney
thcuffht of writing, directed by a,
man graduated from the ranks "of
famous actors and enacted by play-'
ers of wide popularity comes to the
Arcade theatre Wednesday only. -
Universal offers "Broad Daylight
a special . fcuture of the under
world. -
Harvev Gates and George w. 11'-
per, newspapermen and crime inves
tigators long uotore tney wore turn
writers, wrote tho story.
Irving Cummings, who pluyed with
such famous artists ci the stage as
Lillian Russell and Henry Miller, and
later became one of the screen's
idols, renounced his standing an an
actor some time ago nnd has been
directing for over a year. "Broad
Dnylight" is his latest Tirotlttct.
Lois Wilson of DeMllle fame, Jack
Mulhall, whose popularity dates back
severnl vears before such of his re
cent successes as "Molly-O," and
Ralph Lewis, in the front ranks of
character men since "The Conquering
Power," have the leading roles: Oth
ers are Ben Hewlett, Kenneth Gibson,
Robert M. Walker and Wilton Tnylor.
"Broad Daylight" pictures the two
ends to a crook's career, the grey
dawn of death and the "broad day
light" of reason. The lutter end
conves to tVut a few, and it is of
both kinds that VBraul Daylight"
tells.
Besides this feature, another in
stallment of "The Oregon Trail" will
also .be shown. .. v; j I
' V POOR OLD ADAM'S RIB
Has Caused Trouble in All Ages As
; shown in "Adams lob."
It is said that the original 'U-dam's
Rib" caused a lot of trouble in the
"Gnrden of Eden." Well, whatever
trouble Eve may have caused Is more
than atoned for by Mathilda Rnm-
sav, another product oi "Adam 1
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ILO-Pe-P 1POIUN NOLO UjIXH
Rib," in a new Cecil 'Bv die Mille
production by that name, which will
ipen ut the iA revile Theatre Thurs
lay, and which features Milton Sills,
Clliott Dexter, Theodore Kosloff, An
na Q. Nilsson, Paulino Garon and
Julia Faye.
The story deals with tho domestic
troubles of Michael Ramsay, a weal
thy Chicago broker (Milton Sills)
and his spouse (Anna Q. Nilsson).
Theodore Kc-sloff as M. Jaromir,
exiled king of Mornnia, a small Eu
ropean state, plus the part cf the
designing suitor for th8 hand of -Mis.
Ramsay. Her husband is aware of
his intentions and disposes of him by
having his country recall him to the
throne. This is not accomplished,
however, without first reimbursing
financiallv this littlo kingdom which,
n that respect, was in (Ui'o straits.
"Adam's IHib ' is not a story of
tho Garden of Eden, although Mr
Do Mille does include n few i cave
man scenes as n "vision, but one
of everyday life and a humorous one
ut that. The production is massive
and tho supporting enst is ot, the
highest De Mille standard. '
Rub Rheumatisft ,br-'
Sore, Aching Joints
Rub Pln right out with tmjll
' trial bottle of old
- "St. Jacob Oil."
Rheumatism ir "pain" only. Not
one case in fifty requires internal
treatment. Step drugging. Rub sooth
ing, penetrating "St. Jacobs Oil" right
into your sore, stiff, aching joints and
muscles, and relief comes instantly.
"St. Jacobs Oil" is a harmless rheu
matism liniment which never disap
points and cannot burn the skin.
Limber up I Quit complaining I Get
a small trial bottle of old, 'honest
"St. Jacobs Oil!' a.t any drug store,
and in just a moment you'll be free
from rheumatic pain, soreness, stiff
ness and swelling. Don't suffer I Re
lief awaits you. "St. Jacobs Oil" has
relieved millions of rheumatism suffer
ers in 'the last half century, and is jint
as good for sciatica, neuralgia, lum
bago, backache, sprains. -
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Power
The three most vital units in the economical
and satisfactory operation of metors 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.
Leighton's Welding &
Machine Works
By CoAdo
is, 5vef3.2Tr;
LCi&l SOMETHIKKJ.
(yen IM eOOTOMOBlCtS
Aoeossorei&s :
you've Cot N&ute.oAri. St
STUFt tlktca THT TILL 3H(E
ONE ROD LIMIT
BOISE, Ida., May 8 One fishing
rod is all that one fishcrmun may
legally us when fishing in Idaho,
according to the construction pluced
on me Jciano luw Ivy K. K. Thomas,
state game nnd fish warden. The
warden also ruled that, according tc
the luw, one line is all that muy be
uiLucncu io no poie. Any other
means of taking fish from wuters of
me suite, except by speciul permit,
is a violuUon of the law, he said.
BUNTING'S
BARGAINS
(IHEVnOLET TOtlRlNd. 1021
moilnl. A-1 shape inecdianlcnlly
and looks good. Priced to sell,
FOrtD TON TRUCK, motor re
' groundi good tires, throe. st of
sldn bnttj-ds of various cocnblua
ltlonH for platform bed.
nonOR TRUOKt - Into, model,
Kcreim . lytw body,,. flv; oord
lln-s practloUlly new. I'.uns and
looks good.
nid six HTimi:nAKEh, into
model, just ' overhauled and
equipped with nearly, new cord
tires. A finn big car.
. v
Indian rownn-PLiis wo-
TOIK'YCLH, good mechanical
condition, good tires, equipped
with tandem.
C. W. Bunting
& Son
fa '. l j4'y ilhf Mnu ,Anoe .;,
" I'hoiic Main li . "'
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PREPARING FOR CHOPS
RENO, Nev.,- May 8. Refrigomtor
cars destined for Caiuornin points,
to handle the canlnlcupo crol, as
well as asparagus and other fruits
and vegetables from the Imperial vel
ley, California, lire passing through
The Things THat Women Eat
It's importunt lliesi ilnys for women who buy things to out :l
to K't oh miuli vultn as ioHllihi fur un Uttli1 rost aa ponsi!)!.
' Vi ar ut llto Hlako of t'oonoiny now where every cent count r.
MetiHiire tho huyliiR iower of your money, with tho imillty
of your puri'linse, ,
sri'i:itiiM: iuikai
The vuiuo WlvhiR breail la true economy. Uny hrc.nl for koikI
nuuH, for full welKlit. for nourinhnn nt then you will iimlHt on .
srii:iti iM: iiiii:ai
Always Clrnii Always I'urn
Ak I-'olkM Who i:ul It
La Grande, Oregon
Call at one of our markets and let us assist
you in the selection of your meats, fish and ;
poultry.
. Efficient service and prices that are right' t
await you always.. '.v.. :V,"'...;.' '''. .'''".I".
The Crescent Meat Co., Inc. '
Two Markets 400 N. Fir St.; 1111 Adams AyeiM
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS ,
BIACII1NF, SHOP ,ANI POtrNDH! ; - , J -a V
All Kinds ot Machinery, Aniomolilh-s end Tractors Repaired,
Overhaulod and ltobu'ilt. ,i
Aootyieno Welding of All Kinds ' ' ' '';
Cyllndor Uorlng nnd Overslao Pistons'"'' M
OranknhaftB, Pistons and Piston Pins Iteground ' '
Glvo lis a Trill r '' '
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
OBSERVER ADVIRTIS1NG will bring: results
nead tho Observer Classified Ads.
Btitterfat
' 41c a Pound l
Delivered in La Grande !
I to " ' it- i
Union Creamery j
Company j
Phone Main 122
La Grande, Oregon. ;
BY ALULA N
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'here. It is stated that several thou
sand refrigerator csirsj' will reach
i:icir iiesiuiaiiuii in iliac 1111 iiioiuj
iieiti-iui-ni. b
,
Europe Is tactful, at least.j iWhen
she appeals to the place whero our
money is kept, she' calls it our con
I'ctcnce. -
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Enclosed Cars
CALL
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Aflrr Mliluhvlit CaM l olcy Hotel
.MAIN 773
Raris'Wantecl at
the Observer.;
La Grande - Baker
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