La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 18, 1923, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text9 Wednesday,. July IS, 1923 THE. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE NINE Classified PROFESSIONAL ' for salr or trade DIRECTORY FOR KAI.E-May Duke rlierriesV ,..,..,.,.,,,... . . . . .,,.... I'hone 4i(i-J. 7-17-IItp. -OHTKOPATIlia PHYSICIANS FOR SAI.E-BIn. Royal Ann an,l j-t,-,.--,,-, -, -, -, , Lambert cherries, iioe a pallon, DR. J. L. and DR. MARGARET IN- P'"" M7-8tp.l GLE Osteopaths, Spinal Cuvva pop SAFE Cherries nt p,t! ture and Diseases of women and arm 4e lb for nU-kinJ 7-i? tl children a specialty. Office phone ' puking. 7-17--tp Main 100. Residence phone Main EOK SALE Electric ranfjej almost 1UC two rings. Sommcr Hildg. new. Phone 2(i8-R. 7-l.'I-l!t J)R. H. E- SCIIOEN Osteopathic Physician ami Surgeon. Successor to Dr. G. W Zimmerman. Office Pbone Mnln B3- Ues. 10H-M. Pal-mer-Rneseh Jililff., La Grande. ATTORNEYS COCHRAN and ERERHAUD Ooo. V Cochnin and Colon It. KberTiard. At- torneya. La Oraniio National Uank Huuain, ciiinorRAcroit Ull. BKLLB MYl-:ns. Chironractor ' New K'oli-y Building. Hours 111 to 12 ir . m.. 4 lo o d. iu. ana to D. 7-24-tt I ' DR. J. E. WOODELL Chiropractor and naturopath. Skin and blood 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 a specialty. DENTISTS DR. R. B. MILLER, Successor to Dr. K. J. Ruckman, Palmer-Roesch Hide, Adams Ave. at Depot street. Tlmirs 8 to 0. Phone Main 70- Bnecial hours liy appointment. La Grande, Ore. NATUHI3 CUKE Ull. A. N. MATVIL.LH Specialist lr chronic diseases. Methods. Mechano Therapy and Naturopath. Skin and blood diseases, nervous diseases Chronic Heaclsc'.iA. Eczema. HctalicA Appendicitis, Constipation. Bowel Trouble; all kinds of Chronic Dl sesses successfully treated. Phom Main r93. Itoom 1, 2, 3. second flool CoolldKS Bldtr.. opposite Star Thea ter. Office house, 10 to 12 a in. i l:su to &:0U d. m. Consultation free S-4-tf PIANO TUNERS IXPEHT I'lANO TUNING Clean and voice your piano without extra charge. Work guaranteed. Call New lln Hook more for appointment. Roy E. Vhllllps. 4-16-tl FRATERNAL DIRECTORY l O. O. M. La Crande Loage No. S50 Loyal Ortler of Moose, holds regulai meetings every Thursday nlfflit at fc p. in. at Odd Fellows' Hall. The Women's Mooseheart Lesion meetl , meets second Monday of each (nonlb i Visitors always welcome. A. N. MAYVILLE, Dictator. C. S. SHULTZ, Secretary. B. P. O. Elks La Grande I-odee No 433. ijouge meets each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Home and clul prlvlleifes cheerfully extended to all brother Elks. , , Da Lile Green, Exalted Ruler Mood Eckley, Secretary. MOUKKN WOODMEN OF AMEHICA La (Jrande Camp No. 7703 meets on the first Thursday evening of each psonth, In tho K. of P. hall. Visiting Neighbors welcome. E. It. RINOO, V. C. I JAKE ROSTOCK. Cleric. u F. and A. M. La Grande Lodire No. 4.1. A. V. and-A. M.. holds regular meetings first and third Fridays at 7:80 p. m. Cordial welcome to all asons.oT SNODGRASS, W. M. E. R. R1NGO. Secretary. IP o. EAGLES Aerie No. 259, meets every Friday night at Eagles Hall Vlslllnir members welcome. HARRY T. EDWARDS, Sec. Z. LILLY, W. P. IVOOD.MKN OF Till WOULD La Grande Camp No. 109. Meets every Moodsy -nlKht at Entries Hall. All rhlltlliK Neighbors welcome. Dues psyable at the office of tha clerk Rooms 21-22. La Grande Nation Hank Building. .,, J. J. Murchlson, C. C R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk. KNIGHTS OF PYTHlASRed Crosi Lodge No. 27 meets every Monday evening In Ctle Hall (K. of P Hail), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome ,o .11 vi.;tin8FKnEM8.c & C. L. GRAHAM, K. H. B. W'IMHN'3 HENEFIT ASSOCIATION ol the Maccabees. La Grande Lodge No 27. W. H. A. of M. Lodge meets first THursdsy at 2 p. m. and third Wednesday at 8 p. n., at K. of P Ulll. Visiting Bisters welcome. MRS. NORA It. MACKEV, C. MAR.IORIE EATON. R. K. O. E. B. Hope Chapter No. IS, O. E. 8. ha'ds stated communication the sec ond and fourth Wednesdays' ' '', nonth. Visiting members cordially welcomed. MARTHA ELLIOTT PARKER, W. M NNA B. GROVE. See. NOLNGS OF THE DUFFS V I -. IT 'tv AT f,OHrl - Vou BETTER.,' rr I'lAMF III? "Tr T 1 sikS: Want Ads FOR SALE Brick and stone six wiaki krt... .:!.. i n..:ii. ms. b urnm-e una siauonury fK wash travs. Close ment. Call 495-J. 011 pave-j(.usto t'l t-ll, FOR SALE If you want the very best cherries for juice and all cul inary purposes, get the Olivet from Kail J. Stncklnnd, Cove. 7-m-r,t. l'"OR SALE OR TRADE One team horses, 0 for cows, years old, Inquire Ob-7-lfl-3tp. Weight liloO pounds, server. FOR SALE condition. -Maxwell car Call 441-J. in good 7-1.1-tD FOR SALE Good lot on Adams avenue, by owner. Call 4U7-R. 7-13-Gtp. FOR SALE Good house, by owner. Easy terms. Call 4H7-IR. 7-i:i-tp- FOR SALE Strawberries. Myers. 370-W- H. W. 0-20-tf FOR RENT FOR RENT One small housekeep ing room. Phone 104-M, 1707 Jefferson avenue- 7-17-2t. FOR RENT Upstairs of Haworth Bldjr. Inquire Mrs. E, Grandy, 2111 Second. Phone 221-J. 7-17-3L , ' FOR RENT Four room furnishedi house. J. D. Lynch. 7-17-tf. FOR RENT Sleeping rooms. Tele phone 375-A or call 1310 Cedar. 7-17-2tp. FOR JtENT Good Beck, Route 2. pasture. Adam 7-17-2tp. FOR RENT Two modern furnished housekeeping rooms, 1418 Monroe. 7-17-2tp. FOR RENT apartment. -Three room furnished Phone lfi'2-IM1. 7-17-3tp. FOR RENT Furnished four room house; bath. Inquire 2005 Adams. 7-14-tf. FOR RENT Six room house; close in. Calll '-J18-J or 424-J. 7-14-tf FOR RENT Two room furnished apartment. Phone 215-W. 7-13-tf FOR RENT Seven room house, five lots and good barn. Call 407-R. 7-13-Gtp. FOR RENT Apartment over Pen- ney Company store. Call Obser ver, Main 37. Adv. 7-9-tf. FOR RENT Furnished housekeep ing rooms. Phone 44fi-K. 7-5-tf FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping- 11312 Adams. Phone 257-J. 6-18-tf NICE LARGE airy rooms. Hot and coia running water, inns miner, 1610 Adams. 6-21-t WANTED WANTED Woman for general housework. Inquire 2111 Second St. 7-17-2t. WANTED Experienced trny wait Grill, ress. Annlv New bommer Washington and Depot. 7-17-tf WANTED Bell boy at Hotel Foley. 7-17-tf. WANTED Clean cotton rags. Perk- ns Motor Co. 7-12-tf. WANTED Man and wife for farm work- Phone Farmers 166. 7-ll-6t WANTED TO RENT Four or five room strictly modern furnished house. Call Main 788. Permanent. 7-ii-tf FOUND FOUND-cA large bunch of keys; found on North Side of track Owner may have same upon ident- i ification and by paying for this adv. 7-17-tf. IOST LOST Pair of large tortoise shell glasses. Leave at Observer. Re ward. 7-14-tf. IN AND WHILE OUR n fiHTTDBAY- ' M VNHAT EVER) j 1 THEATRES HAWKS Till-! IUI.A IIUjA ttotiy riiiMMi, Kinr of "Thr White I'lrnvrr," lims Art Twliv. rtt-lty Pom pro n loiirncd io rtnnoo ilio hula lutln ami thru hurt to Irani nil ovi-r aRain! Kn rout to thn lla-wnllnu- IkIiiikIh to flltn Iter lntHt I'jimmount plitinv, "Tho Whlln Mow er." which fonii'8 to the Sl.nr Tin 'at re Thursday and Kridny, tho star took dally losMons In tho art of hula hula dancing as practiced In the I'nitcd Slates, and when the .ship docked at Honolulu jshe horned lhat the tlnno she had ho painstakingly mastered by t lie natives at all! whn i1VH i.-Mf- -jjr m story which Julia ('rfiwfiiril 1 vp ! wrnlc and directed. wan force il to Corset nil that nho had learned on shipboard and start ail over to master thr real Hawaiian hula hula. That alio succeeded is proven by tho enthusiastic . reception given her dance by the hlKhly critical Ha waiian populace. The .supporting cast includes Kdnnimt I .owe, Arline Pretty, l.eon Harry, Sylvia Asbton, Kdward Martindet and Arthur Hoyt. SIIKItltY'S LAST DAY "IIOI.LAII DEVILS" Thrills linil Thrills In "Dollar Dovils." Those who belicvo in fair play oven in n list l'lp;lit will appreciate tho uni'iun Ikmt wlilcli is Htitui-il in thn Victor Seherti.lngi'r producllon "Hoi lar liovlls." rnllko most l'lgbl scenes, in which the villinn receives bis Just ilescrlK anib is eventually bamincrcd to n faro-llrec-well by thn liero, this particular villian receives a more than fair opportunity to prove bis ability as a fighter.' Even a referee Is not l:ick iiiR. , Joseph llowlinK, who plays the role or obi Xanfion t'artby performs the function of a rcfereo In Ibis thril ling encounter, antl calmly smokes bis corncolf pipo while ibe participants lliunip and pound eacli other. Cullen Landls, who porirays Ibe long mirroring hero, illsplnys a rare senso of fair play, despilo tbo fact iba tho villian has anoered at him, ridiculed lilin. and even stolen his girl. llnllam Cooley, who enncts tho role of the villian ill the person of ono Hruco Merlin, a notorious crook, is about to skip town with Landls' nion- - and girl. Thil is enough to make mybody aore nnd lmdis is no ex ception. Merlin is accordingly kid napped anil tnken to n lonely house. where ho is forced to fight. Every thing is done in regulation fashion. Xannou assumes Ibe role of referee, and after tbo villian Is permitted lo strike the first blow, tho fight is on. The halllo wages fnst anil furious, Willi the ndvanlagn first on ono side and then on tho other. Right, how ever, eventually prevails, tbo villian Is vanquished and tho roferoo counts him out. Also Showing A "Fighting Illood" Story. Examnle of zero in enthusiasm: A wheat farmer's fierce pride in the Leyiathmi LOST Small coin purse between Chautauqua grounds and Adams avenue, containing $4200. Return to Flovd McKennon. 6-26-tf MISCELLANEOUS HEMSTITCHING nnd Picot Edge promptly done bv Mrs. JS. C. Tuck ey, 1808 Second St. G-27-tf HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. Mrs. L. H. Norton, 906 Adams Ave. Phone 421-W. 9-30-tf HEMSTITCHING and plcot edge by Mrs. Bert Hughes, 1417 Washing ton avenue. 417-W. 4-16-tt HEMSTITCHING and Picot Edge, also Corsetiere for Barclcv Corset, Mr. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O ave nue. Phone 147-J, or Putmans store. 6-8-tf When you are suffering with rheu matism so vou can hardly cut around just try Kcd I'cpper Kub and you wiU have the quickest rchet known. NothinR has such concenaj0rrpcne tratininhcat as red pepperwTstant re lief, just as soon apply Red Peppe? Kub you ftKtlu tinglinn heat. In three minutj)rit warms the sore spot airouphalHl through. Trees the bloo(lcircunion, breaks up the conRes-tion-andthc old rheumatism torture IS KOt fcdwles Red Pepper Rub, made from red peppers, costs little at any drug store. Get a jar at once. Use it for lumbago, neuritis, backache, stiff neck, sore muscles, colds in chest. Almost instant relief awaits you. Be sure to get the genuine, with the name Howies on each package. RED PEPPERS END RHEUMATIC PIS i'i.L UT THIS PcoR 50 NOfiODY CAKJ COME BOTHER US WE'RE HAVING LITTLE TARTY I'oTHlS going TO HURT. DOC. r Q ( I'o This GOING j J CT0 HURT. DOC. '?) I '..'Tttll Jl. .TTTit l-f... ,1) ATTACKS FROM T Great Britain Plans To Launch Air Attacks from Extreme Heighth. (lly the Associated Press) l.ON'llON, July 18. Keels aro now being laid in lireat Hrltaln for huge rigid airships which will hover above Hie clouds Willi a number of small fighting mnchines on board ready to launch at a foe. says an aeronautical expert in tbo London lially Chronicle. I'be task of iheso new machines In war, he says, will he to carry alott io immense heights and lo transport, if necessary, thousands of -miles, squad rons of swift, deadly,, stool-built "at tack planes." These Will ho launched from high abovo tbo clouds anil will rush at -On miles an hour and more earthward to harry other aircraft and raid tbo commerce of i the seas. "Tho airships will have Ibe power, lacking In a small machine," tho writ er says, "of long-dlstnnce flights nt a great altitude, while, on the other hand, the small planes they carry will bo able to out fly and, ont-flgbt any machine laden for n long journey. "In tbo case of siioclally-organlzod attacks by these fornildahlo air-borne fighters on 'planes carried at fleas by mother-ships, tbo tacllcs of tho crai't sent darting down from Ibe airships will lie to dlvn pcll-nioll on Iheir sur face-launched, opponents, and strike them .deadly blows before Ihey can g.-ilu the vantage point of altitude. 'Height in alr-wnrfaro is the key to victory, and these airship carrier lighters will bavo tho advantage of being in a position to chooso their own moment for n swoop upon enemy craft climbing from the earth.' The chronicle's contributor says lhat France, and the I'nlted Stales all show a growing recognition of tho mporlanco of niobtto "aerial harbors for swarms ol flghl ing-planes. Tbo 1'nltod Slates already has laid the keel of an airship which will launch single-seater fighters anil, pick them up again whtlo tho mother-craft la flying at full speed. Tho first Ameri can "flying-aerodrome," he adds, will lie ready to take tho air this suiunior. It will enrry as a normal load twelve fighters of the latest type. Clreat Hrltain has completed the first seagoing vessel In the world de signed for the transport ,of aircraft. She bos a displacement of lo.llell Ions nnd carries seven ti-lnch guns, four 4- inch, and a number of smaller gnus, also torpedo nrmrimont. The new ves- Furniture H Tl COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Any Make Sewing Machipe'Tor Sale or Rent From $5.00 to $14G.OO EDDON6HUE,Prop. Phone 471-J Fir & Jefferson ASK ABOUT THE FREE BRUSHES Andrew's Variety Store After the Ball V private) 1 I sel In fitted with two hangars, enabl Ing her- to -arr' twenty airplanes, which will be rniii lo the taking oft decks by ineaiiN of electric elevators. Another advance in aerial efficiency Is Ibe. coustrucllon, for tbo llrlllsh air ministry, of bug. seaplanes with, n speed of 12ft miles on hour. One of the latest types has a wins span ol 112 feet and carries nearlv two Ions of gasoline. It is fitted with twin I'omlor .engines of l,.1ao horse power each, driving twin propellers. University of Texas May Become Rich Through Oil lly AfwoclaU-rt Prom) ArRTlN, Tex., July IS, Httitlents and officials of the University of Texas who for several years have dreamed of extensive improvements for the school nmy have their dream fulfilled by the magic of oil- A $(1,000,000 improvement program ban hen outlined for some time. The board of regents had taken steps to obtain Iouiih for the improvement., but it was not until a few weekx ago that hope developed for other sources of revenue. It is admitted by university of ficials that should a producing oil field be opened on the school's lands in West Texnrt it probnbly would be one of the richest schools in the na tion. Reports of a gusher in Reagan county were made recently, but it re mains for the iieul to be proven. University officials nre 'reluctant to express themselves regarding the probable income of the school tromi the field. On returning from an in- j spection of the Santa Rita wellj which has caused much discussion,! Dr. J. A. 'Udden, head of the uni versity geology department, de clared that prospects are favorable for a producer, although he would not hazard a guess as to the value of the field. 'AH permits on the uni versity block have been taken up as a result of the Santa Rita prospects. The slate university holds title to 72 sections of land in the Reagan county district. The income from the land under state law, is used for pes- manent improvements, me state legislature probably would mane pro vision for other uses in case a large income is derived. A Splendid Medicine lor the Stomach and Liver. "Chamberlain's Tablets for the sto mach nnd liver ore splendid. I never tire of telling my friends and neigh bors of their qunlities," writes Mrs. Willinm Vullmer. Eastwood, N. Y. When bilious, constipated or troubled I with indigestion, give them a trial They will do you good Adv. Let a Want Ad find your bnver. Exchange-1 Stylish, Fine and Long-Wearing ROLLINS Jlnnor Plate HOSIERY To be had at our store in styles and fabrics to fit the feet and pocketboolc of every member of any fami ly from baby's summer silks to grandpa's winter '., I w Never Ask a Kiddie What He Wants for Lunch !- -Serve Kindergarten Sandwiches They iniiko cvfry Inui li n "surprise." Willi some fain y-Oinped cullers hi the .lli hi n ami Ibis i-'ciM- your boy will nl his way In rcisy i lio kHSind slalwarl liiallb, and find delight in every Idle: Cut whit Hl-ead and dark graham llrend In thin slices. ' Hhano ynlh cutters having two pieces each of white and of grninm Hread of the bull' iff the lirond. with well er fiioy shaped cutter, ivmov jjantsm Irani iinnuuorcu grujtmm anri white piec.-,s, Pico graham ltrjMrK'nlers in wbllo llrenil rims nnd wiito llroajsislflers In grnhani llrend rims. Place deco lnfo rfi.rft 1 " with while rlln oa the corresponding pieco of gin hn in llreatl and the decorated pieces with graham rim on corresponding pieces of while llrend. For a variety use cutters that are aiiuare, oblong! trian gular elliptical, fluted or cutlet shape, l-'or the centers use tiny rounds, or nnlmal, flower, or other fancy shaped culters. A circle of durU nnd one of white llrend may be cut dlngonally three time s nnd one-hair tbo sections of each color to put together nltemalely on a plain circle of broad. Add a Juicy orange or rosy apple, and you have a hearty. well-balanced lunch. Of iwmrso, lo gi"t perfect snndw Iclies, you must start Willi perffet llrcnd llm wholesome ib-li rlnmrod loaf that assures vigor iw well as enjoyment. That's t Superfine Milk Bread ZiWM Host for sandwiches, livsl at all limes. AsU your grocer. Power The three most vital units in the economical and satisfactory operation ofjuotors are tho Piston Rings, Pistons apd-iston Tins, all of "; whtcifvvfe tt'ffirtodC ind WitlrGiir "Cylinder 1 grinding equipment we are able to give you a very complete piston assembling service. Leighton's Welding & Machine Works Rags Wanted at the Observer POULTRY t POULTRY ! Wc Want Heavy llenw and Lola (if Thorn Hens iy, lbs. and over ISc Hens 4 To M., lbs lsic Ilutteifat 42c !uy Meadow Harvest I!itt- lei if Yo Want theJest Union Creamery ; Company 1112 Jefferson Phono M-122 BY A LLM AN now 0.0 i;k-phT notii" A'ln GO TO BITO -STAY In P-ED FOR TH IV ')AVi AHp Then come down wo let ME SEE NUW NUL AlVE. -IT MA7 f'.Lr:E.O M LITTLE. E-iuT Pori'T HlMI? IllA' X .AIL PlC-lH T.V ' -,.,0 m m , same shape. Lightly Srimt.-(- creamed butter. .WWffsiilall- i La Grande, Oregon Cr OOPOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO o o o IMPERIAL TAXI MAIN 580 PROMPT SERVJCB -2 Aneidttlglit Cnll ; g g ( JllliKMAJN O g IOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO- FORD & GEORGE X A X I 'Service. KncIosed'Cars -tfALL , MAIN 44 'After Midnight Call Foley Hotel MAIM 775. ! JiH l.ranae . MATTRESS SHOP AND WEAVING WORKS j Mai tresses of all kinds cleaned t I nd rebuilt. Feather HonoyUnfri Itag Hugs and l-'luffMnga room j S1ZD, Carpet an1 Knjf Cliwilos VxI'J, Kl.r.0 and np Cli&n. iMlnarflA, Prop. Factory Phone 253-W. . OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOntthfl Money ToLozini on nnslnrfit otz-fiomB irapert ua cmuniiiiy uirmi, Inquire J. n. OUrat 4NI riiona ISJ-W. tZ!M J' '"li ' I S j I i' o o 1 i I 0000000000000000000000.0 BJi V - -i ..J C. .U.''" .Xv-