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

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, August 17, 1923 THE LA GRANDE , EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN nf EVERETT TRUE CiOQdO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoOOClOOOOOOOOOOOOO Classified Want Ad: THEATRES i K r If i n i'.M 0 r ft ft r PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY M OSTOOPATnia rHYSIClAN8 " t;' nag -,. t. -u L - - , . - . . - DR. J. L. and DR. MARGARET IN OLE Osteopaths, Spinal Curv ture and Diseases of women and : A children a specialty. Office phone ' i Main 100. Residence phone Main ' " 100 two rings.' Sonimer Bildg. . -r, : DR. H. E- SCHOEN Osteopathic J ', Physician and Surgeon. Successor r to Dr. G. W Zimmerman. Office Pfcone Main 63- Re3. 153-M. Pal ;f mer-lioesch Bldg., La Grande. ATTORNEYS ICOCHRAN and KBBnHARD Qeo. f i Cochran and Colon H. EberYard, At- torneya. La (irand Nallonal Bank BulldlnK. ciimoi'HAoj'on UK. 13KI.LB MYEKS. Chiropractor '.i New Foley BulldlnK. Hours 10 to 13 a. ii to 6 p. tu. and 7 to 8 p. 7-24-tf VR. J. E. WOODELL Chiropractor und naturopath, fakin and blcod 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 9 5. DR. R. B. MILLER, Successor to i- Dr- R. J. Ruckman, Palmer-Roesch Kt lildg., Adams Ave. at Depot street. 5t Hours 8 to 6. Phone Main 70 Special hours by appointment. La 4 Grande, Ore. - NATURE CUKE DR. A. N. MAYVILLE Bpeciallat lr P chronic d I leases. Method a, Mwchano . Therapy and Naturopath. Skin and blood (Hugh 8 pa. nr-rvnua diauaaea Chronic Headao'.ie, Eczema, Sciatica Appendicitis, Constipation, Bowel Trouble; alt kind of Chronic Di eaaea aiinceaafully treated. Phoni Main fi!)3. Itoom 1. 2. 3. second flooi Coolldeo Bldg., oppoHlte S'.ar Thea ter. Office houue, 10 to 12 a. m. 1:8U to 6:00 d. m. Consultation tree 3-4-tf PIANO TUNERS I XPKnT IIANO TUKINU clean and ?, J: voice your ptano wlflTout extra charge. "Work Kltaranteed. Call New lln Book Btore for appointment. Roy K. Phllllpa. t-M-t FRATERNAL DIRECTORY 1 O. O. M. l.a Grande Loaue No. S50 x-oyal order of Moose, nolda teguiai Baeetlnyi every Tliuruday nliht at E p. in. t Odd Fellows' Hall. Thi Wofnen'a Mooaehoart Legion neeti kneeta aecond Monday of each month Vlallon alwaya welcome. A. N. MAYVILiE, Dictator. C, S. SHTJLTZ, Secretary. B. P. O. Elka 1.1 Grand liOdge No 5 4I. uiuge meets each Thursday k4 evening at 8 o'clock. Home and clut privileges cheerfully extndd to all llrothor Elks. D Lile Green, ExaUed Ruler t Mood Eckley, Secretary. !, MODERN WOODMEN OP AMERICA ,v La Grande Camp No. 7703 meets on l the flrat Thursday evening of each k, Month, in the K. of P. hall. Visiting i, i Neighbors welcome. "' , E. it. RINOO. V. C. irh. JAKB ROSTOCK, Clerk. h lA. 8'. ana A. M. La Grande Lodge No ;t 1. A. V. and" A. M-. holds regular h,. meetings flrat and third Fridays at j 7t!0 p. m. Cordial welcoaie to all Ii'.. "'"""lot l. bnodorabs. w. m. K. R. R1NGO. Secretary. i. W. O. EAGLES Aorle NO. 2n5. meets t, every Friday night ac Eagles Hall Visiting members welcome. HARRY T. EDWARDS, Sec. Z. LILLY, W. P. v : WOODMEN OF THE WORLD La Orjnd Camp No. 1C9. Meeta every ) bonday night at Eagles Hall. All f vlalllng NelghborJ welcome. Dues ft puable at the office of ths clerW Rooms 21-22, La Grande Nations. :; Hank Building. j. J, Murchtson, C. C. R. J. KITCHEN. Clerk. ''KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Hed Cros V. ldae No. 27 meets every Mondaj i evening In Castle Hall (K. of P ' 'J Hall), at S p. m. A Pythian welcome i: to all visiting Knights. i ' E, C. FIELDS, C. C. C. U GRAHAM, K. K. B. r" Wc IMKV'R RRNKPIT ASSOCIATION ol X the Maccabees, La Grande Lodge No ' 27. W. B. A. of M. Lodge meets first Thursday at t p. ai. and third : Wfdneaday at 8 p. at K. of P i' Hall. Vlaltlng Slaters welcome. MRS. NORA B. MACKEf, C. tlV MARJORIE BATON, R. K. e-i 1 (ft B. S.Hop Chapter No. 1. O. B. S. hold.i atated communication the sec it ond and fourth Wednesdays of aach "l runth. Visiting members cordially 1 welcomed. . t- MA Hill A ELLIOTT PARKER, W. II ft 4. NN A 8. GROVE. Bee. 'FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS FOR SAIiB OR TRADE I''f)R SAI,K One f-hor power thresher engine in Al condition Write or phone W. T. GriiicK. K. I). No. 1, Iji Grande. 8-lti-;it KOR SALE Cheap. One gray ena mel Wesco range; one rug; two lied complete; oak dresser; solid leather bottom dinlns chuirs; kitch en utensils, etc., etc. HOT X uve-8-ld-iitp FOR SALE Ijirge assortment of cut flowers. Vullow Glen Nursery.lnB n(.w, ,!, uf Thl. .,., w. "-"-tjtireoley, chief of Ihe fores! tiei-vlc i,t I.YID cafe P i . i. KOR SALE rivers, 60c each le1iv-t, t-ii-ii. j nunc H Y . 8-iA-st:, FOR SAI.E Phone 337 Young VV. Durham cow-8-16-'ltp. i Barp:ai.i lfiO Acres, 48 acres in cultivation, CJood water ripht, 6 room house, new chicken house anil bam, 4 work horses, two cows, two heifers, 75 chickens, form machinery, wagons, harness, De Laval cream separator, 00 tons of hay uiijoinhiff outside range. $4700.00, $.'1,000.00 cash, Balance easy terms. miles from Baker R. R. 2 miles. P. A. Rokne, Mc Kwen, Oregon- 8-13-!t. FOR SALE Well established hotel, with some housekeeping rooms, do ing pood business. Apply Dar land Hotel. . 8-13-(Jtp. FOR SALE f-rooni' modern house furnished. For information, call Ben IJecious, Sommer Hotel. 8-9-tf. FOR SALE Solid ouk leather up holstered davenport. ' Phone 341 K. 8-14-tf. KOR SALri-7-lIorse Power Gas En- prme and 192l Kord Truck. La. Grande . Construction & Supply Co. 8-8-tf. FOR SALE Six room strictly mod ern Dungalnw. Built tow years ago- All up to date fixtures. Basement, pipe furance, Dutch kitchen, etc. Lot 55x110 ft. Fine lawn. Terms. 1304 Sixth St., Lee Hanford owner. 7-i0-lf. FOR SALE Brownie Lunch on ac count of sickness- 217 Fir St. 7-24-12tp FOR 8AJ,E Household quire 1407 X. goods In-8-14-4tp. FOR SALE Alfalfa hay, field. Phone 87. , $10.00 in 8-14-Ut. FOR SALE Business lot. 440-R. I Phone 7-18-tf FOR RENT FOR 'ItiKNT 4-room house furnish ed. Call U,20 Y ave. ' 8-Ki-2tp FOR RENT ing rooms 39B-R. 2 furnished housekeep no children. Phone 8-16-tf I 1 .ii learned that ho was tho "(las I'lpe . FOR RENT Furnished housekeep-lKid." Now ho attempted to bi lbo Hat j ing room. Phone 470-M. 8-10-tfto "throw" tho deriding Kiinio or the FOR HUNT Sleeping 2100 Second- room. Close 8-14-0t. FOR RKNT 1-room furnished house Ask for owner at O Connel Room ing house. 8-13-tf. NICE LARGE airy rooms. Hot and com running wuier. wins miner, 1510 Adams. 8-7-tf. FOR RENT Apartment over Pen ney Company store. Call Obser ver, Main 37. Adv. 7-9-tf. WANTED WANTED Experienced waitress. O- K. Restaurant. 8-lfl-3tp WANTED At 1802 Third street, a chimney sweep. . 8-Hi-.1t WA NTED A woman for General house work, Modern convenience. Phone 914 or P. O. Box 809, Union Ore. 8-lS-3tp- WANTED A girl to do housework apply at 1502 First Street. 8-lfi-Stp WANTED One or two rooms, cen-l trall located, suitable for studio and sleeping purposes. Unfur nished preferred. Drawer 87.1. , 8-G-tf. WANTED Clean cotton rags. Perk- ins Motor co. 7-12-tr, MISCELLANEOUS HEMSTITCHING pleating, buttons covered; stamping, baby wear, threads and art goods. Quick ser vice and done right- The Stitch ing and Art .Shop. Mrs. I, H. Norton. 1115 Adams Avenue. Phone Main 633. 8-9-lin. HEMSTITC HING and Picot Edge promptly done by Mrs. E. C Tuck- 1808 Second St. ey, -I- rMJ4 1 1 I UfC DUWMIVi' IVWJM J H ncciir. H. ; n.rru.M J l AV C53CUS W J M ) CT rti H.fii WlflTj'8 Aflame" Ijtst 'Hi-nrC 'IIhick Tmlliy fain'slry llonnl 0inini-iiil I'litim' I'hlrr if Korlii lOmhii-liivth' Otir NcnvnliiK if XiiU'l "THiilier" Tho I'iiIUmI Htutcs Vorcstry commis sion, according lo u slory tirliiivit re cently In the ,rw York lllonc h:m officially ronimemloil ltielmill llnrker's protliiction. "Ih'iirls Antiiuc" tho Metro pie-tun now nl thu Mlu-rrv t heat re. ' wusniiiKion. win eninusiusnc over ..1,i , ,.,., .,.... , novftl "Tlmhor." In Tiu-t, ho m) ttn- nrerinled tho vulu of aucli u iletun as "Hearts AflnmcM att a Kitnnilim to rlKht and serioun tlihikintr about oim of America's chief problems re-. for est at ion that he wrolo to Koala It. Mnyer, tho producer of thu picture, concerning it. , Mr. tireeley Kaiil In part tlml hf wished every American citizen could read tilt .story, und learn the Ii-hhou Mr. Tltiw touch ch, tho leHMoa that re forestation can bo Helen t If leu lly ae compllKlieil. Accord i lift to tills man who rull0H the destiny of America's forobtH t he product ton of "1 leari 's Al'lamo" will spread! this Kosiiel fur and wide through tho mosl' far-roach- Iiik medium In existence t lie screen. As the eiiier rorester points out in his letter, quoted . hy the (llobe, there is a Htronif patriotic untflo to "lleurts A flame." , Woven into t tin roiiuini-n (an,l drama of the.stor.M Is u plea ftir the ' preservutiolj of onti of thu t'oun try'H KroiitcHtusHi'ts it l'ijrot. 'IVt atrpiiKhlt-n 1 Ii i liluiso ur tho pk'tnro. .Mr. narktT liiMDrtfil in tliti oiit'ttlitKa clOMe-iiji of u Krcut Anicrioun, 'I'ltoo tloro ltoo(KcviH, tli'livcrinr tho ntoHt memoi-unlt hpimtIi over iniiilu on re forestation. ( an Miui Midi' I'H-t I.lfi Anien uory. I llin TriflliiB With Honor," the I'nlver-anl-Jcwt-l photodrniuu which cornea to the Star Thentro Hat. anil Sun., on ers ilnimulic. proof (hut a man cannot definitely for all tinio hide hia Inner NOlf, ulthough he tuny for u tinio mask his real identity. Hat Hhugruo was n wonderful huso hall player, and as such ho won Ihe praiso iin,l trust, of the multituilo. There went only two porsons who knew that hi;i llfo heforo he entered prorrsHinnal hasehnll wiu that oi noted -rook, an oseapeil convict, o known in Ihe underworld an the "(Ins I'ipe Kid." The two were himself and lila Hunt, the Kiel who .loved him. Hut when a man heconios a proml. ncnt fliruro In any phao of life ho Is Immediately an object of speculation by tho public. People wonder who ho Is and what ho does when ho In out of Ihe role of his prominence, And they find ; out. . It wob like ono of his kind lo' pry off tho mask ol his Identity. A crook ed pamhler who hall' posed' 1 as t he friend of But traced his history and tcnampionstitp series, nnnnng as a whip over his head the threat In ex- j poso him to the public which honor ed him and to the law which wanted j him, and how tint was saved from taking this step on tho ladder of de- t gradation, offet-a a theme of intense; dramatic interest. I . I'rominent characters In tho cast i are portrayed by such well-known ! screen players as Itnckcllffe l-Vd-iowes, Kritzi Itiiljreway,' llaydon Ste venson, Kmmetl King. William Welsh Frederick Stanton and Robert Daly. The story was lulaptcd to the screen by J-Ynnk IJeresford and Itnymond L. Schrock fro,m- thq Collier's Weekly Story by William Slavens -McNlltt. II . Is a story full of hunuin interest. I liulll nround the twisted nature of n' bas(-b:ill playcr-crook whose life slate , was cleared of lis crookedness by the! hero worship of a measenger hoy. j The picture was directed by Harry Pollard, ' I HEMSTITCHING and plcot dge by j Mrs. Bert Hughes. 1417 Washing-1 ton avenua. 417-W. 4-10-tl HEMSTITCHING and Picot Edge, also Corsetiere for Barcley Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O ave- , nue. Phona 147-J, or Putmnns store. 6-8-tf FORD & GEORGE TAXI Service Enclosed Cara CALL MAIN 44 After Midnight Call Foley Hotel MAIN 17.1 Neighborhood ""' sX" alwavs Look oiehino XOJ ONS CYS OPIEM TO , 1'inal Account finlice. Notice is hereby given "that the undersigned as administratrix of the estate of J. K. Foley, deceased, has filed ill the County Court of Union County, Oregon, her ' final account, and that the said court has fixed Tuesday, August 22, 1923 at ten o'clock a. m. und at the County t Court room In the Court House at ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo o o a o o o Reynolds and Funeral Service Parlor, Licensed Emhalraer, Ambulance Service, i'hone Main 62. 1505 Fourth.Street, La Grande, Oregon J. E. REYNOLDS C.E.ZIMMERMAN, ' - Licensed Embalmer. o o o o o o o o o o o o o O000000O000OO00O00000OO0000O00000OOO0000O0OO0O00O900O Twisted Cords Running through the telephone cord are a number of delicate, flexible wires. "Kinks" are. formed when this cord is allow ed to become twisted, and some of these wires may be bent or broken. This means a "noisy" telephone line. You cannot hear or be heard as well. In fact, a twisted cord may cause a complete interruption of your service. . Keeping the telephone cord straight will give you greater satisfaction in the use of your tele phone. Home Independent Telephone Co. 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 A "UNIVERSAL Electric Wrinkle Proof Iron Irons Backward and Sideways as easily as forward Guaranteed Electrically and Mechanically !" Sold by H. & S. Electric 107 Depot St. Sommer Hotel Bldg. Phone 393-W OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO E.citement . . e Yoo BeroRC i-ct' fX IT WITH 111 La Grande, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing all objections, if there he any, to suiil final account, and settlement of said estute. Dated nt Iji Grande, Union Coun MARY T. FOLKY, Administratrix of the Estate of J. K. Foley, Deceased. July 20-27' Aug. 3-10-17 ty. Oregon, this July 20, li2:l- Zimmerman o 77 TINS 1 III PATRONIZE The Grande Ronde Meat Co. All the Time FOR THE BEST MEATS OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQObOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoOOO Culinary Creations From C'nisls and Crumbs iiy m-rri'v t itocKioit Dainty Sandwiches for the bridge party Whether 11'h tin i)ulonitn nflutr or jitHt 11 lilt tt Informal Kuthwliitf or rrlentlM, tho t'teiiml qurNlion Ih. "What Khali 1 Horw?" Tto folliiw Iiik iluinty mill tippet talni? MtlKK'ettlloaH a t'e l lieLi)li;i when tho hreuit Ih cut very thin, ctnil In Hinull miuaivn or faney rihajieM. ICIIiltON SANDWICH Talii- five 8iian, thin sllren nt tmttrreil white hreiul. Hetween two hMvoh Iuo4 (i iXlllltiK niatlo of kiI- mon piiMte, ht'tween t lie ni'xt .two HlleesiL Irttnce li-af, h. 'tween tho m-xt l wo a naliuon panto apraln. , ami between the lust two lettuee nwaln. I'ross the lneatl together, then take' a Hharp knife, ami enl noNswlse Into lliln Hlleea, each five BlleeH or hreail cat Into six Rnnlvtchc. V. Salmon pttHto Ih nuule by mjiMliltm eanii''l H.-ilmnn to a paste ati'l' nihltiiK n- little Kala.l th-eHHlnK' or lemon juice. , st i'i;iti iNi: hiu.Ah A I W Power The three most vital units in the economical tl' ! and satisfactory operation of motors are the h- Piston Rings, Pistons and Piston Pins, all of f which we carry in stock, and with our cylinder , grinding equipment we are able to give you a . ' ; very complete piston assembling service. I t: Leighton's Welding & i Machine Works : Rags Wanted at the Observer POULTRY LOWER Hons, Ay His. and over 17c liens, 4 to 4., l))S,....i.ins Butterfat .4fic Fresh ICrrs Per dozen 29c Union Creamery j Company ! o o Oil o o I o I o o,' o i! o ! 1112 Jefferson Phone M-122 Ammmmmmmmmm BY BLOSSERjZ;,0'. MIL,, -. '.Hi; akefttv Grande. Oregon . ... y In the old days Americans didn't know Europe well enough to appreci ate her, iind now they know her too much. I"" The Good MAXWELL Is praised by all who are familiar with it Phone us today for your demonstration with out obligation, of course C. W, Bunting & Son Telephone Main 792 ii! JJ jjj La Grande i I MA I IKl'irtH hlHIl' AfNlJ 1 1 WEAVING WORKS Ml II fcliiil olesnod Fcuthor Henovatlnc. Hog Hukh ami IlttfC Kuk roam Carpet anil Kng C'lcantiifl ml a, $l.r, anil np CIim. Kilnnrtln, I'rop. Factory Phone 25.1-W QioaoaaoaooooQaaoooDQaoaoii O a o o o o a 0 Money To Loan o O o o M, hiilncK4 or home iiroprrif g O on eM7 nionllily Iitiiu. 0 g luqulro J. IV Oliver g o I'hone S.1J-VT. 9 o o a o aooaooooooooooooonrjoonoQuo J