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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1923)
r - 1 ' f - ' ' t- W Tuesday, May ,22, 1923. TKE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER '.W. SEVEN i Classified ' PROFESSIONAL fob sai,e or trade DIRECTORY FOR SALE ( heap. A brand new . . v.. Knnl coupe. A big bargain if tak- OSTHOI'ATHIO PHYSICIANS en at once; also 1019 Velie, first i . ., , , . ., ., .. n . . . class condition. See Chaa. Mc- PR. J. L. and DR. MARGARET IN- Cmry- ' 5-19-:lt CLE Osteopaths, .Spinal Curva ,,,. .,,,..... , iL. ture and Diseases of women and rORSALb Majestic range, leather children a specialty. Office phone upholstered parlor suite, Universal Main 100. Residence phone Main heater, dining table, Prince dress- 1UU two riiiRs. Sommer BildR. er and plain dresser. 1407 Sixth" . street. 5-lMtp frilIVI, KOR SALE Tomato plants. E. Aus- ftltw !'t IvT rtM" tin, Farm 14.!. . 5-19-tf Buressor to Dr. O. V. Zimmerman. , , , , , ,eJ'nZl,M- "'"J1- FOR SAI.E-One Jersey cow. - In Palmer Hoesch m.lg., l.q Gran.lo. qaho 8fl2 rMfi slrect' or eM 27g. W fi-21-Ot attorneys " COCHnATa"'r,i VuKnHJJtD'oeC'T" FOR SALE Five room house. Eight Coclirun ar..l Colon 1l KberTTard, At- lots; all household Roods and one torneys. La Grande National Bank : span mares. Phone 149-J. 5-21-Stp Building. c H I.-IMN Anrnv i. FOR SALE OR .TRADE For city SfajT&S' 0,fIc"'jBlS. RTak? property. 400 acre stock arid dairy elevator. 12-ia-iir ranch on the railroad and high- . t wnVj 35 acres in cultivation, $7000. ' CIIIllOPKACTOll $4500 federal loan. Pyramid Land - Co. ' . . 5-19-5t H.. J1KLI.K MVICItS, Chiropractor . f mnd'" P m FOR SALE-One mile south or the 1 7-24-K business part of '.Enterprise, Ore- 7?. : - . , gon, the county seat of Wfcllowa Pn VOODlil.li Chiropractoi -nntv lli acres hii'hlv inroroved and Naturopath. NVrvoua and chronic 5?u,nty, . t- nlBnly improvea. dlneaspH a BpHdalty. Suite 2u, fom- Full description given on aPplica- mor Bldi?. Over Sllverthorne'a. Office .tion; also kodak -pictures of im- , UKXTISTS Oregon. B-16-6tp VR. J7- KUCKMAX?DR" r! R FOB SALE The Model Restaurant MILLER Dentists 'Rooms 9 to 14 Having been in business contin- Palmer-Roesch Bldg. Adams Ave uously for over twenty years, my at Depot St. Hours 9 to 6. Phone -wife and I feel we are entitled Main 70. Special hours by appoint- to a vacation. TheTef ore, we offer ment. La Grande Ore. our restaurant, also our home at '. 1429 Adams ave., for sale. If in- NATl'ltn cui'.13 terested call at the Model during n.m-i-1. -x. -,. -1-1.- business hours, J. A. Arbuckle. DR. A. N. MAYVIlXKSpcclallBt Ir 4-20-tf chronic dleaieR. Method, Mechano- , Tli;rapy and Naturopath. Skin ant' FOR RPNT blood dlHuuHPs, mrvoua diseases riv jrjni . . Chronic lleaduc'.ie, Kcxema, Sciatica kWiSooM FOR RENT One sleeping roont In- eases succeasfully treated. Phom imre 1&19 Adams. u'li,-aT Main 503. Koom J. 2, 3. second flool Cooildire nidi,'., opposite star Thea- pr)R RENT Well furnished modern ter. Off ce house, 10 to ii a. in. rnll ir.t 1 r, o if 1 1:3a to C:IK v. in. Consultation tree apartment. Call 153-.M. "4"" FOR RENT.. Three furnished house PIANO TliXKItS keeping rooms. $20.00. . Phone 102- . M. 5-21-2t .JCXFBKT PIANO TUNINU Cma and : volco your pianu without extrn foi KKNT Two furnished liouse- chartre. Work nuaranteed. Call New- l.ppniiur rooms with eardeii. Ground lln Book Store fur appointment. Roy keeping rooms wun fcnien. urouiiu K Phillips 4-15-t floor. Good place for children. Call ; 300-W. -3-21-3tp '. FRATERNAL . NICE LARGE airy rooms. Hot ami IllPPPTflPV 1 running water. Chris Miller. , U1KL11UKI , 1G10 Adants. 5-21-tf Lt,VT V -1 rrrTT FOR RENT First floor and base- U&ftJfrKr.fMoVniaaSiS . "ent of building, comer Jefferson meeliriBS every Thnrnday nlt'ht ot t :d Elm. Will divide into rooms to p. m. at oid Fellows' Hall. Tin tenants. Apply Mrs. Fred J. Women' Moosohcnrt Lesion meet; Tjimfltf MIW Ti'inii-tH ytiwt Phonft aocond and fourth Thursdays of each ""'.mI r17U' 1")UIlh "et. rttmu noiith. .Moose Leuion of the Worli Main 745. . D-l-Ut . Rtectu HCCOhd Monday of each, month 1 I Visitors always welcome. jj.0R RENT 4-room modern house. ! a- mYX.y' r,;ctator- Call 889-M. B-21-2tp ' C. S. SI1ULTZ, Secretary. i ,. , tH. w FOR RENT Three furnished house- u. P. o. l'.lka I.a Orando L.odire Io , r,,. . 433. loueu Tnet each Thursday keeping rooms. Phone dflo-K. . evening at 8 o'clock. Home and dial , . , . . v 5-19-tf prlvllecbB cheerfully extended; total! - 1 ' : Br0U,,iI)eLnVG,eep, Exalted' Ruler n?" C 1B7 - Mood Eckley, Secretary. ! Adams avenue. ... 4-19-tf Modkhn wooimbn of AitBHtOAL. FOR RENT 2 fumisKed housekeeb-i La Orande Camp No. 7703 meet Cii ne rooms. Phone 396-R.. 6-14-tfi the firt Thursday, evening of each . , month, in the K. of P. hall. Visiting -' - uvnAvcn - - i s Neighbors welcome. '. , . i I v bikailii. ,. . .; E. Jt. ItlNOO. V. C. ' . - i jakr itosTQCK. clerk. . qNE STRAY steer three years old, A. k and a: II. i,a Grande l,odBe No . un.lerbit in both ears. No brand 41. A. K and" A. It., holds regular visible. Owner may have same by meetings first and third Fridays at paying feed bill. R. L. Dcil. 7:30 p. in. Cordial welcome to all v " 5-lG-Gtn ; Mason. . LOT L. SNODGRASS. W. M. 13. R. rtl.NGO. Secretary. WANTEP ' H'. O. liAlil.KS Aeno No. 259. meett - - - - - - - - " - - every Friday night at F.aglea Hall WANTED Middle aged woman to Vlaitinir members welcome. , work on ranch. 'Before C call 447- ; HARRY T. EDWARDS, See. w and after 6 390-M. 5-21-tf A LILLY, W. P. woopmhn of tub wo.ti.DL. WA,NTED-Man or woman. Salary Grande Camp No. li9. Meets ever $7.1.00 weekly full time. $1.50 an Monday nicht at Englea Hall. Al' nour : spare time, selling guaran vlaHlnit NelKhbors welcome. Duet t nosjery to wearer. - Beautiful jSrWh,li7.rt.u. spring line. Guaranteed Mills. Nor Bank Building. ristown, Penn. 4-11-tf J, J. Murchlson. C. C. R. J, KITCHEN. Clark. MISCELLANEOUS KNIOIITS .OF PVTHIAS Hed Cros: , . ., . . . Lodtre No. '1 nn;cts evt:ry Monria ...nr. . i j eVei.ing in Castle Hell (K. of v FOR HIRE Tracks, any time, any Hall), at p. m. A pvthlan welcomi plncn, dav or night- Phone Main to all visiting Knights.! 744 Night 65:-J. W. Cass, prop. C. L. GltAHAM, K. K. 8. ' tj-lJ-.it. womums jiionufit association oi UNION-LA GRANDE Auto Stage, the Maocalwos. U flrande Udi Mo Ixiaves La Grande 9:01 a. m. and Suh"; ?lr . 5:45 p. m' for Union only. 5-17-6tp Sail."' VHitinK8sist.S wllcomef P HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Coveved. HUM. noiia i!. MACssr, a Mrs. L. H. Norton, 906 Adams M.viuoum eaton. it. K. Ave.; Phone 421-W. 9-0-tf ' Void1;-.W iSSllS ?hoE.co HEMSTITCHING and liicot "edge by nri and fonrtic Wednesdays of each Mrs.i Bert Hughes, 1417 Washing month. Visiting members cord lulls ton: Rvenuc. 417-W. 4 lG-tf weli-nmcd. .m MAHTIM rl.llnTT rar.KCR, W. M " ANNA S. QUOVB, Sec. 1 OST " At anv rate, paragraphers escape LOST In Fruitdule, one pair child'? the embarrassment of standing be- grid rinuned glasses. Finder call fore an investigating committee and 204-R. Reward. -21-2ti confessing the size of their salaries. ... . . T LOST Between Union and LuGrande Now that we have a machine to dc- a bhfck grip containing baseball tect a lie and reveal it. perhaps some- suit. Finder please return to the body will invent a golf ball that can "Home Plate." Suitable reward of- DOINGS OK THE DUFFS r U .1 1J II Jli'Kf I'll' ' w w Want Ads s - ' A S'tory Without Words BY ALLfilAN r. ' THEATRES fill l;:UHYK LAST 1AY ROIHN HOOI ltOliHKI HK'ii to i i:i:i 10011 FniiHtl X"1"111 Ontury t'linitutcr l.lvva AuHiii III IHnilns lir 1 HuitKV lhuMilny. Aoronltnf? to lopoiitl Jtoltln Ho oil. of nvoiilliiK tho oilittm of rohhtry when he uutlmiousty dedicated him self to iho orourmtlon of "rohblnR tlto "rlrh t feol tho poor." lln rnntlo a practlco of invttlnf? wealthy men to ilno wltli hint and ho ployed tho part of u most ho- pltuble host, afford I iik his guests fens (8 on the heat of htRh-elaaa edi. bleH, Ineludinr? raro venison and photoo ''owlH. Then at tho conclu ttlon of each such repast, ho would appear muidonly armed ' witli his trusty bow and arrow, and us in? tliis to ini proas his serlonimoss, would do mand that each kuohI: jmy for hi dinner. Invariably tho daring ad venturer would specify tho mim each must pay, and pay It ho did rathor than suffer tho consequences ot com ing In contact with a deadly arrow. l Is claimed that following ouch of ihoHO InrurMioiiH on purso and poll' thoie would ho an ora of plenty In whatever dint riot Robin Hood hap pened to ho, bccauRO ho would . al ways divldo tho spoils with tho needy, his generosity and charity being without parallel. Naturally, ho wan much beloved by tho poor and just as naturally lie was feared and hated by thoso bettor blessed financially. Hut his Idea of making tho fid dlern pay when thoy assembled round bin festico board was unique, to say tho least, ami if It did lack in legal ity, it. did not fall to do good In quarters most needing a little of the good of a hI n eo ro helping hand. As played by Douglas KntrbunkH in his olaborato screen production, "Douglas Kali-hanks in Kohin Hood." ithis character compels unstinted ad miration, bis charmluKly romantic penchant being ospccially stressed in this notable characterization, which bids fair to live In cinema history as one of tho mofn conspieuuus tri umphs ever attained by any, star u? any hlstronlc. effort. POVi:it OP UFfc IAK NIIOWV l XKW I-'IL.U AT AIM'.MH: "The Power of a l.lo" Ih a title that intrigues the fancy and the mau ueemcnt of tho Arcade Ihenlei- as sure the public that Iho I'niversal star- proditotlon of -llmt name which comes1 to the local screen Wednes day only Is n" picture, that lives up to Its tities wi(h. sta'tlng fidelity. A thlrikoit!wro'tf ' Tho rower of a Lie, - .lohalin Dojer, Norwegian play wright and novelist, who expressed his thought or dwelt In thn two fields of tho stugo and tho- novel and then sold the remarkable story to I'nlver wal rot'1 pIcturlKiitliuii- Charles Ken yon, author of "Kindling." called In- ihot Jhuimt : l.engno. ' ono of America's nvu greatest iilayfr; prepared ' t ho Hereon scenario; Goorgu Ai-chnln-baud, a gifted Krench director, guided iho filming. " "Tho J'ower' or ti VAi' In n?niitler flenunolation of tho little deceits, i' thc whlto Iks of . evasion', uk tli'oy arc sometimes called,, which so. many people practice without roull.ing their harm. '"The 1'owtjr of -a; i,ic" is the fearful power of a terrihlo dra gon that, feeds from the- follies of irlvolous speakers. It grows from every mis-speech, profits by "slips." Mabel. Julienne Scott, Maude George, Jnne Klvidge, Karl Metcalf. David Torrance, l'hilllp Smalloy.l Winston Alillor, Huby UiKoyetto and Stanton Heck. Impersonate characters of u brilliant society circle who are scalded by the scandal that develops from thofr Idle words. VThe Oregon Trail" Ik also being shown on this same program. (sri:ati;st ru.i IS AT Til! KVKR SHOWN ST A It Hunting Ilg Game In Africa" eas ily Impressed this reviewer us the most fascinating animal picture he hiis over seen. It Is exciting mid hu morous. In spots It Is very beauti ful. H has no plot, purporting only to bo tho result of an expedition to tho Dark Continent with gun and camera. In fact, we are not at 'all sure that t( doesn't overtop any ple turc ever .shown r here In every de partment. Certainly In respect to humor thte Univorsul - .Special stands nearly ulunc .There Is nothing In the films at present half so funny as tho sight of the expedition's flivver gaily pur suing a herd, of galloping giraffes across African plains. Nor are you likely to see any such exquisite, bit of fun u the Joust betwoon this snmc little flivver nmr a wild, unruly wart hog a most venomous and bitter fellow, who charges full tilt on tlw little "Lizzie," the twain meeting In a grand smash and a cloud of dust. A gorgeous battle! The conflict of iho age of mammals. and the age of Babbitry! A tournament par oxeel Inee for tho risible; (tesult "Liz zie's rndlator Is bndfy dented by the Inconsiderate wnrthog. Yet this bat tle royal with the Kord anil the hort crnhiiig Into each other at full speed then hacking off and crashing again is ninth funnier than tho un ticH of l.foyd or Dmpltn. . You can takn sides, too, In this battle. Wu think that nine. tenths of tho audi once rooted (no pun Intendv!) for tho burly wait hog. Wu don't know why exactly. Hurely tho human ment couldn't havo entered In? Then take tho acting. Thortj Is no star, mata or female, who. Is as f ia- 'cinatiitg to look upon as these strango jwild beasts that puss buck and forth before tho camera at tho Star thea ter. Iliiils of every description; gen tle, dreamy-eyed gazelles; lions, leop ards and some really marvelous phot ographs or elephants lumbering ut great piieo secminKly toward tho :amcra anil thtt audlenco surely any sat iu ted moyio fan would find thust a refroHhlng change from tho usual thing in more human actors. Most of the photographs were tak en, presumably, with tho camera hid den behind a "blind' of leaves and brush. Sumo wonderful close ups arc -s 'cured, the animals being totally un aware that anything out Oftho ordi nary was going on. Tho expedition was undertaken by tho Oakland. Calif., .Museum of Na tural History and headed by H. A. Snow, a hunter and sportsman. No end of hardships and privation wore undergone to get thoso painstaking views of tho great animals that are rapidly passing away as civilization sprendrt. ifunting Ilfg Game In Africa" will ho shown at tho Ktar theater until Thursdny night. LOANS TO FARMERS MADE UNDER The Federal Farm Loan Act 6 Interest i. , No Commissions , No Bonus Easy Payments Non-maturing Mortgage' ' Repayment Privileges ' r Write tor Particulars to TSt California Joint Stock Land Bank PENDLETON, OREGON LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP ANT) FOUNDRY All Klnda ot Maclilnery. Automobiles and Tractors Repaired, Overhauled and Rebuilt. , Acetylene Welding ot All Klnda -Cylinder Borlntr and Overslae Platons Cranhsharta, Flstona and Piston Plus Iti'ground ClTe lis a Tm D. FITZGERALD Prop. ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Reynolds and Zimmerman Funeral Sery;ice Parlor, Licensed Embnlmer, Ambulance, Spi'yice, ..Phone Main 62. , , , , 1505 Fourth Street, La Grand.-1, Oregon J. E. REYNOLDS C. E. ZIMMERMAN, , Licensed Embalmer. OO0OOOO00000OO00000OOO0OOOOOOO0O0O0O000OO0O00OOOO00OO) Oregon Strawberries The Oregon Strawberries are now ripe and we. will receive fresh shipments daily as long as they are in the market. We are now" located in our New Store, one door north of our old location. J. G. Snodgrass 109 Depot Street No Charge The team are reu:ly to train, and no doubt Judge I.amlis is writing practice orders and getting ready to suspend Dube Kuth, 00000000000000000000000000 o o o o i Seed Potatoes I FOR SALE Enrlloat of All. Early Roao. rrldo ot Multnomah. A small amount of tills excel lent aped available. TIMOTHY HAT llnlcd, A Few Carloads For Snlo $25.00 per ton, f .o. b. cars Smith j& Frees Call Main 823. Two Phones Call Main 75 for Delivery 9 mm? Bread Builds Strong Sturdy Bodies Every loaf of SUPERFINE Bread eaten at your table is giving your family more food energy than other foods at a fraction of the cost, r " Our Bread is better today than it ever was be fore.; , You can get it at the bakery or at any of the, leading grqeery stores. . , - " One extra slice -three times a day will build strong sturdy bodies and save money. I Eat it.fre'sh.with butter, jam, cheese or honey, or, for variety, as toast, either milk or French. ALWAYS PURE AT YOUR l A Grande, Oregon WANT TO BUY OR SELL OBSERVER ,00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 1WJ -vwlT Oi.jVjM - iiJW Vi -i;n,i-K. i , ,.,..,-. VE are enueuvoniio; to maintain the highest possible) standard of quality and service. WE carry tho most complete line of meixta and kindred supplies in the city. ; ' , . ,v WE guarantee the quality of every product wo handle. WE serve fair and satisfy fully. 1 The Grande Ronde Meat Co. CITY HIAItKET ' ' ' IIOOVI It SIAKKET MK Kl lii:i:T MAItKKT i OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOClOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO . Rend the Obsorvnr Clamiricd Ada. Butterfat 41c a Pound Delivered in La Grande ! to Union Creamery! Company Phone Main 122 La Grande, Oregon. 7 1,'tt ' o f ALWAYS CLEAN GROCER'S SOMETHING? TRY AN WANT AD (J ' o "'8' ' o o. . o o o o . o o o o o o o o o o o o O ' o . o o o . o o o . , o 1 FORD & GEORGE TAX '., Service Enclosed Cars CALL AfliT MldnlKlit Call I-'nli'j Ilotol MAJN 7711 Ras Wanted at the Observer f - -, ! lia Grande J ! MATTRESS SHOP AND ! WEAVING WORKS I Mattrriw'fi of all klnda cleaned J nd rebuilt Foatlior Konovatltiff. j i Itng Hunn nnrl Vlurt Uiika room HV.Q. 1 v Carnct anil Itiiir Clean lac f !' I. .Ml nml nn C-hRK. Kilwnrdfl, I'ntn, l'niury I'honn H.Vt-W sioio: 1'Iionk r,i:i-j 0000000000000000000000000 Money To Lean r. ' o O s 1 o Loan s a o o o o ' o on biilnrKa or linmrt prnprrty o on vusf niontlily trrnm, - o ' inquire .1. II. 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