La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 17, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextL Tuesday, July 17, 1923 THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN Classified PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OSTEOPATHIC IUIYSICIANS DR. J. L. and DR. MARGARET IN i CLE Osteopaths, Spinal Curva ture and Diseases of women and children a specialty. Office phone Main IOC. Residence phone Main 100 two rings. Summer Bildg. DR. H. E- SCIIOEN Osteopathic I'hysician and Surgeon. Successor to Dr. G. W Zimmerman. Office t'hone Mnm 63- . Res. 153-M. Pul-mer-Roesch Bldg., La Grande. ATTORNEYS COCHRAN ana EHRRHARD Geo. f Coc'limn ana Colon It. EberTTard. At torneys, La Grande National liank tlulldlng. , cmnoritAcroit nit HKI.LE MYKItfl. ChiroDractor New Foley Building. Hours 1U to 12 a. m., 2 10 6 p. m. ana 7 10 0 (p. m I ., 7-24-tf DR. J. E. WbODELL Chiropractor and naturopath. Skin and bleed di seases, headaches, appendicitis, backaches, rheumatism, asthma, ec zema, varicose veins, all kinds of stomach, heart and kidney trouble successfully treated- Blood pres sure reduced. Diseases of women and children n specialty. ' DENTISTS DR. R. B. MILLER, Successor to Dr- R. J. Ruckman, Palmcr-Roesch Bide;., Adams Ave. at Depot street. ' Hours 8 to 0. Phono Main 70 Special hours by appointment. La Grande, Ore. NATURE CURE UK. A. N. MAYVIL.L.E Bpeclnllnt Ir pUrnnln Hlaenno. M (.Mil ids. MttCliaBO- Theraoy and Naturopath. Skin and blood diseiiars, nervous diseases Clii-nnlii ltnau.-!iA HeXPinft. BclatlCS AuuendlcltiR. Constipation, Bowel Trouble; all kinds of Chronic Dl- Hauaua allnf.iBufllllv trftHtlld. I'llOIH Main C93. Room 1. 2. 3. second flooi , 0'iolldKe ISldg., opposite B'ar inea 1 ur urn iimiHe. 10 to 12 a. m. y.ZQ to 6:00 p. in. Conaultationlree PIANO TUNERS ' BXPERT PIANO TUNING Clean and voice your piano wmioui exit's hurvA Work guaranteed.- Call New lln Hook Store for appointment. Roy E. Vhllllps. 4-16-ti FRATERNAL DIRECTORY La. a. O. M. 1,n CrnnflA I, off ITS No. 350 Loyal Orcfor of Mouse, holds retfulft'l meet Id ic a every Thursday nlglit at fc . p. m. at Odd Fellows' Hall. Th ! Women's MooHeheert Lesion meet meutH second Monday ut each montb i Vint torn ilwn vh wlcnmf. ' A. N. MAYVILLE, Dictator. C. S. SHU LIZ, Secretary, B "t f 1 T.' 1 1-- T m l.nAA V .(111 I' W NO 4S3. ijooge meets eacb Thursday evenlns at 8 o'clock. Home ana ciui privileges cheerfully extended to all Urother Elks. . , , De Lile Green,, Exalted Ruler . Mood EckleySecretary. UIWIiRM WOODMEN OJ? AMtJKICA La Grande Camp No. 7703 meets on the first Thursday evening of each aonth. In the K. if V. hall. Visiting Neighbors welcome. - E. H. RINflO. V. C. i JAKE ROSTOCK. Cleric. .a u umi A. M. T.a Orande Lode No. .V A. V. anT A. M.. holds regular meetings first and third Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Masons. BMODORASS. W. M. E. R. RINGO, Secretary. r. O. EACI.ES- Aerle- NO. 759, meets every Friday night at Eagles Hall Visiting members welcome. 1 HARRY T. EDWARDS, See. Z. LILLY, W. P. . WOODMUN OF TUB VORLDLa t;ran.!e Camp No. 169. Meets every Monday night at Eagles Hall. All visiting Neighbors welcome. Dues payable at the office, of the, clerk Rooms 21-22, La Grande Natlona, Bank Building. J. J. Murchlson, C. C R. J. KITCHEN. Clerk. KNIGHTS OF PYTH 1 AS Red Croai Lndue No. 27 meets every Mondft evening In C-..tle Hall (K.ofP . Ilail), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knights. E. C. FIELDS. C. C. C. L. GRAHAM. K. B. S. WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION ol the Maccabees, La Grande Lodge No !7; W. 13. A. of M. Lodge meets first Thursday at 2 p. m. and third Wednesday St 8 p. m.. at K. of P Hall. Vl.iltlng Sisters welcome. MRS. NORA H. MACK BY, C. MARJORIE EATON. R. K. O. E. S. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E. S. holdsTTtated communication the sec ond and fourth Wednesdays of Men nonth. Visiting member! cordially aRTHTaELLTriTT PARKER, YT. M NNA 8. DROVE. Sec. . DOLNGS OF THE DUFFS mr ovi that a ?M( ,T wAs A, HA V r, H. kj W M FOOL BAIL THAT X M KNOCK, I'M You HAD , Z2?.X I hurt whatever (I 'W Want Ads li i FOR SALE OH TltADR FOR SALE Electric ranprej nlmost new. Phone 2UK-R. 7-i:l-6t FOR SALE If you want the very best cherries for" juice and nil cul inary ' purposes,' get the Olivet from Karl J. Stackland, Cove. 7-10-r.t. KOR SALE OR TRADE for cows, years old, One team horses, 0 Weight 1:150 pounds, server. Inquire Ob 7-lfi-;itp. ! Cleaning on me cnoice oi airccvor FOB SALE Maxwell car in good j and players. . condition. Call 44I-J. 7-l.'l-(itn Kathlyn Williumk will' he seen the braudeil mother anil Lucille FOB SALE Good lot on Adams! Rickf. one of the screen's most avenue, by owner. Call 4i;7-R. popular ingenues, as the daughter. 7-ia.fitn 'The impressive cast includes David FOR SALE--Good house, by owner. Easy terms. Call 4117-IR. 7-13-(itp- FOR SALE Used refrigerator in first class condition. Phone ,131-M. 7-7-tf FOR SALE Strawberries. H. W. 6-20-tf Mvers. 370-W. FOR RENT FOR RENT 'Furnished four room house; bath. Inquire 2005 Adams. . . 7-14-tf. FOR RENT Six room house: close in. Call 18-J-or 424-J. 7-14-tf FOR IRENT Modern 6 room house. Phono 3M-R. 7-14-3tp. FOR RENT Furnished npartment. Adults onlv. 1:107 Penn Ave. 7-14-3tp- FOR RENT Two room furnished npartment. Phone 21S-W. 7-13.tf FOR RENT Seven room house, five lots ami good barn. Call 407-K. 7-13-0tp. FOR RENT Apartment over Pen ney Company store. Call Obser ver, Main 37. Adv. 7-9-tf. FOR RENT Furnished housekeep ing rooms. Phone 440-R. 7-5-tf FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 1512 Adams, Phone 257-J. 0-18-tf NICE LARGE airy rooms. Hot and cold running water. . Chris Miller, ' 1510 Adams. " ' 6-21-tf WANTED WANTED Hoy to work on farm, $r0 per month. Board, Dr. E Olds, Hot Lake. 7-13-3tp-tf WANTED Clean cotton rags. Perk ; ins Motor Co. , . 7rl2-tf. WANTED Man and wife' for 'farm work- Phone Farmers 1(16. 7-11-Ot , WANTED TO RENT Four or five room strictly mouem iiirnisneii l,niii- r .nil Mnin 7HH lrinfiiiAnl 7-.r-tf LOST LOST In business section, a pair of ladies' glasses with ear loop. Finder kindly return to Observer. 7-Ki-2t. LOST Pair of large tortoise shell glasses. Jeave at Observer. Re ward. 7-14-tf. LOST Small coin purse chautauqua grounds and avenue, containing $42 00. to Floyd McKennon. between Adams Return 6-2(i-tf MISCELLANEOUS HEMSTITCHING and Picot Edge promptly done by Mrs. E. C. Tuck ey, 1H08 Second St. 0-27-tf HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. Mrs. L. ti. Norton, SOS Adams Ave. Phone 421-W. 1 ' 9-30-tf -I. HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by mrs. cert nugnes, I4i wasnmg- ton avenue. 417-W. 4-16-tl HEMSTITCHING and Picot' Edge, also Corsetiere for Barcley Corset, Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 0 ave-!of Tl Tin T .. nue. 1'iiouo hi-j, ur ruunans i store. 6-8-tf "Heaceck's Radiophones are four times louder than any other on the market, easier tuned, and made right. Enterprise, Ore. 2-12-2t The filing cuse in Ihe editor's office contains contributed photographs of prominent people who hat publicity. Another cause of continued poverty is the eager willingness lo buy some- thing that will pay 40 per cent dlvl- dends. - ,. . i ... -- ... - i .. ' j 1 '- - theatres j STAGE SUCCESS COMING TO ST A H THEATRE n.v: .. - TTT , ..i ,. . ineuiry oi u Cllllll s iaiin .. "er. mother, whom scandal brands as: Trimmed in cartel. comes to the scroen of the Star theatre Wodnes- lay as a Universal ull-star photo play of that title. , "Trimmed In Scnrlet," wi-itteu rs a play by William liurlburt, made a striking success on the -New York stage with Muxine Elliott in the lending- role. When it was pur chased for film production Universal held it for a year before definitely new, Phillips Smalley, Raymoml Hatton, Gerard Alexander and others of populur fame. Jiick Con way, directed. "Trimmed In Scarlet" takes the tongues of scandal anil their victim and presents a dramatic, picture of one ol the strangest situations the screen has known; the situation of a mother traveling the world over in search of adventure nnd coining back home to find a daughter who has not been estranged from her by the poisoned rumors that society ha borne to her cars. The Oregon Trail will also be shown Wednesday ot the Star. SIXTY CENTS AX HOUR" . GREAT PICTURE Waller Hiers, star of the, Para mount comedy, "Sixty Cents an Hour," which opened at the Star theatre last evening, is a genuine comedian, as the fine, reception ac corded the picture amply proves. This comedy is blight throughout and tscampers along merrily to a unique finish. The story is that of a soda-jerker, a fat young man working for a slim salary. One of Jimmy Kirk's ambitions is to take Mamie Smith, daughter of the bank president of Zuvinu, out for an auto mobile ride. When he hires a tour ing car nt tho rate of sixty cents an hour, the whole family pile in, and Jimmy's day is spoiled. His second attempt, however, is much more suc cessful, for this time ho gets a road ster and rides off in triumph. Hut a dark plot is brewing; crooks are on his trail, for under the seat of the very car in which he is speed ing is a goouiy nuaniiiy oi silver coin, loot from the raided Zavina bank, and they are determined to get it. But this is a far harder task; than they; had .anticipated, and soon, they find themselves bound se curely and deposited sufely in the bottom of their car by the - supple .nmniy, wno returns lo tell the po lice' .of his find. Then the fun be gins. Ihis comedy has a most amusing climax. ' Jacqueline Logan, in the role of Marino Smith, is more' charming man ever. KicMardo Cortez. Char es lOgle, Clarence Burton and others irender efficient sunnort. ; Tonight is the Inst showing of . , xly,.cent,?.',,,1l "our and a most ; r- ; , ' """ I m"1 liicuhc. SIIKItllYK Human Appeal aiid Humor Makes "Dollar llrvlls" Highly Alllllsiii'j . In "Dollar Devils," tho Victor Scherlzinger production, which comes lo Ihe Sherry theatre today and to morrow, I here lias been given lo Ihii screen one or the most human and appealing photoplays of the year. I'rodnced aad directed ler the per sonal suficrvisioll of Viclor Schert .Inger, "Dollar Devils" represents a splendid example of all that Ih best ill motion pictures. Although it abounds In thrills and action, the real appeal In tho pictlire h; intensely human. The story Is Kid in Ihe sleepy little town of ll..mliiig. At tho start the town Ih hIiow.i In .ill its contentment and happiness. Nebrh-boi-H gather on the .street or exchung, gosslp and discuss the events of the day. The general storekeeper la not so engrossed In the mad chaso for dollars Unit he cannot, close up shoo on a sunny afternoon and go fishing, .anuoil Carlhy, a lovable old charac ter. H Seen driviiic iibniit the f.tu-n Idispeuslng wit and philosophy. Everything Is serene and happy 'ill jsuddenly a serpen! enters this i-.di-n. In the form of one llruei. Merll i. notorious crook, liemllng Is irans- rornied into a veritablo minim? lown Uie davs of '-is. Jnsi how this Is I. ... Drought about and the ensuing cooi- plications, attendant on this change, makes an Intensely liuman and ap pealing story. There Ih u deep love Interest. plcni, of suspense and many huttioruu-i t.liil entertaining situations. It Is till worlr ed out to a logical and dninmti-' con clusion, which leaves one w'lh lit-, happy lliiprcailon of hiiviu : seen somclhing worlh while. j i ho cast is an excellent one :-rd !b made up of Joseph Dowii it', who achieved fame in "The .Mirae'.. Man" and who Is here seen in the vol- of .annon I'arthy. Eva Novak Ims th,- Tom Fouled a Fast One Ixtfllur I'eniiiiine rul... Culli'n l-iMili.i, !un Jim UiKKi-ra, an unililtlons yuim;,' U.nnim.ir. luis u ;ir( for whiih h- li '.niiii.-iltly rlltril. The frook. Ilrlli'o iM. rlln, la ivallsllinlly porliiiycd liv 1'Hulkiiii I'ooliV. llllu r mi llilu ra or ih .-.ist ,ir,i Mll.a Mi-rarihv. May WiiIIiicp, l.yilla Knolt und N Kurrell. ets have I'lu HcltlnKfi and aeenlc efl' lir.iii i.r,hic.,l with mm anil arliotlc l;lll. ThroiiKhnui It all tluiv l a ho- I1,1I108,,i.ri, ,l trno to life , ..,. , , , . 7 . Also allowing lllood" Slory. great ."FlithtliiR UNION NEWS BUDGET t'NIOV, July 1 0. Catherine I 'reek lieeame very muddy Saturday morn ing owing to heavy rains along its upper course. This Interfered some what with, salmon fishing which has been rallier populur during ill" past week. The show windows in the W right Prog Store arc being remodeled n having doors built in which will mak" ihe window much- handier to irmi Mrs. Van llevanfor uppenred lo e the city council Inst week ntid iffli:ffi..J.!JtiIJ1-ftUltMtlp-8g TlBEandTUBE. PERHAPS it takes an experienced car owner to fullv comprehend the value given in Hartford Cordsyind Hartford Red and Grey Tubes. The new car owner finds JIartford Tires and Tubes a big money's worth. The veteran finds them a value beyond what ha thought possible. . See the nearest Har,tford Dealer. MARSHALL-WELLS COMPANY IHilTihtfrt .l-iUt-UTU' rOK.TI.ANB 81'OKanU it's Red Grown for the experienced motorist MILEAGE STANDARD OIL COMPANY rLirRNMI jimki'il Unit un iwliii ijolii'i'inan h u " on Hulunlny nlBhls wtill.i kIio w"a I'OililurtlliR dalicea al llm Smith ."" Haturilny MIhd Marian tiulun left HOI l Mail in Malm whim aim lor visit In mvrly rcxliUil. Mla yuliiii will be IKOlle for a rouilt of weeks, A lul'K.' eleell-ic Hiren wliUlle whll'h wn lnsuilli I al Un- city hall this It-led out has proven un aiii-lim and satisfactory and tile city duds bavu decided to send It hack to the com pany which riii-ulHhed the instrument. lii.'uneral services of Mrs. S. J. lOlnptou. who piiNHt-d nwav ol Hot Uike Thursday morning, w:is held ul I lit. .M. I-.'. Church Sunday afternoon nt oue-thlrly. Tin' hue dale for Ihe t'uneral was necessitated owing to tile act thai her lutle.lit.ci-, Mrs. t'urit M. Iiuvls was In Portland al the time of her mother's deatli and art-angemenlM were not iiuide until she arrived ill I'nlor. .Mrs. llavia' daughter, Nlcunor urrlved Saturday and was also here for the service, .1. F. IlitU-hlnson who was r,-cenlly chosen us eawhli-r of tho local bank lo succeed Frank Slater, resigned, was also honored by being t-leeled as a di rector of the Ulue Mountain Lumber Company at a recent meeting of this i-omiiiiiv In New Haven, I'onnei-itpnt. V DOCTOR, THIS IS Mi?. TQM DuF SPCAKINri - 5AV DOCTOR, I WAS HIT OH THE NOSE. WITH A PASOALL TODAY ANO I'M AFRAID I HAVE A BONE BROKEM IH IT-r , owIiik to Mils y. jtlflli iinnlvi-nirv of ih,. M,ilioillst Kpl: I- being Ihe 11.' Ihe lounding of opal I'hnroh in I'tlion an all day meeting was held ill the local church Sunday. At th- mol-nlug service, the pulpit was oc- eulileil by Ihe dWrli-t supi-rlnlenib-n!. Never Ask a Kiddie What He ' ' ? ; Wants for Lunch! Serve Kindergarten Sandwiches TlH'y nmko ovmy lumli n iViiipi'i'ii." Willi whim rnni y-sliaM'il rut It1 is In Ihe Uilchfii nnd this ireipr ymiv hoy ay ill rut his way lo rosy t'hiH'liM mid rtulwnrt hrnilh, iind Mini Hi lihl In every bile: Cut wlilto nmnd nnd dark Kialwnn Itr-nd in thin allcoa. Htiuiit' with miters having Uvp pect'ii each of whito antl of Krahnin Hivnd of the mnne sh.ipe. f.inhtly spread hntr or the Hreud, with well creamed huttnr. Willi ninall cr fancy Hlmpeil ' eutter, remove pentern from imhutlrred Ki'ahani anci whllo pieces. l'laro jtrahani llrmul centers In wlillo Ilread rims nnd whlto Hroad centers In Krahnni I tread rims. I'lnce deco rated pieces with whlto rim on the corrcHpondintf ploco of Kiiihain Itrcad and the decorated pieces with Kiahum rim on corresponding pleceH of wldtn Ilread. l'or a variety uko cutters that are siinnre. ohlonp:, trlnn truhir elliptical, fluted or ctillet shape. I'or the centers use ti'ny round, or.aninml, ilouer. or other Taney sliaped cullers. A cin;lc..of dark nnd one of white Hrend may ''"" he cut. illaBonaliy three times nnd one-half the sections or each color to put totfother ulterimtely on ,l plain circle of " hrend. Add n, jujey ornnn or rosy npple, and you have n hearty,.. , - -woll-halanced lunch. ',. Of oniirms to rvX pi'rff sandwlrlu's. you nne-t slnrt with peifift ltmn the wholesome ileh rimoiji d loaf Hint assures vlnor nlT j ; well as enjoyment, ThlU' 'if .. i i , Superfine Milk Bread M Ili'st fur sniulMirlii's, ln'l g m LOANS TO The Federal Farm, Loan .Act 6!5 Intnest No CommiBions No Honui Ensy Payment! Non-matunnn Mortcne ) . Repayment Privilege! - .. Write for Particulars to Ihe California Joint Stock Land Bank PENDLETON. OREGON Ras Wanted at the Observer I'OULTKY! POULTRY ! Wc Want Heavy Hens nnd Lol.s of Them Hons 41, Hs. and over'IRc I lens A to 41, lbs 15c i ; Hutlerfnt 42c JJuy Mendow Ilarvtst ISut-'' ter if Yon Want the Hest Union Creamery Company 1112 JclTeison rimno M-122 BY ALLMAN COME TO THE OFFICE IN THE MORNING AND LET ME LOOK AT T Key. Alilrk.li of l.a Unuide. A thru-.i o'clock meeting was held aL which tieaki-rs from other townH and rep reseutillve.-c of the other religirua or galauations in I'nioii look part. In the evening Hev. Wallace from Jsluivl IM-eaelied. " li nl nil tlnics. A-.k joiir Rrocor. mmw La Grande, Oregon i OOPOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO IMPERIAL TAXI MAIN 580 PROMPT SEItVICE After Midnight Cull HERMAN'S 134J J I S J !' J ! ! jj ooooooooooooooooooooooooou FORD & GEORGE TAXI Service Enclosed Cars CALL MAIN 44 After Allcliilttlit Call Foley Hotel MAIV 77.1 La Grande ! MATTRESS SHOP AND j Mattrnnrii of fill kinds cltmoed I iml robullt. Jiithr flcnovatlne. Hut Huk nnd l-'luff Huk rojin H.t1, C'arpt ami ICiiic C'lraiiln Hi 1 2, $1.1 Till ami lip lian. 1-JilwnrilM, I'rup. Factory I'hune 2.r.3-W OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOd O 9 Money To Loan o on ltiiHlncK! or home property 2 on ra.7 nmntlily rrrnia. o Inquire J. It. OlUer g I'lmne a.n-vr. O o ooooooooooooooooooooooooou I- i,i III III 1 s 1 '1 I. 1 I o o o o 1 1. Hi o o o o a o o o o o 1 ' a r