La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 20, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, August 20, 1923. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN fj 0(jg jiooooooooooooooooooooocjooooooooopooonoooooooooooooooivi ' EVERETT TRUE ( I . iih I Classified;! Want Ads I i THEATRES PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OHTHOI'ATIIIO 1M1YSK1ANS DR. J. L. and DR. MARGARET IN GLE Osteopaths, Spinal Cuiva. ture and Diseases of women and children a specialty. Office phone Main IOC. Residence phone Main 100 two rings. Sonimer Bildg. DR. II., E. SCIIOEN Osteopathic I'uysician ami surgeon, successor to Dr. O. w Zimmerman. Office ; Paone Main S3- Kes. 153-M. Pal '. mer-Roesch Bldg., La Grande. ATTORNEY'S COCHRAN and EHERHARD Geo. -t Cochran and Colon H. KberTiard, At- . torneya. L Grande National Bank Building. CIlXItOI'KAClOH 1 ! IIH. BELLE MYEK8. ChlrOurncLor New Foley Building. Hours 10 to It a, in.. 1 to 6 d. u. aDd 7 to 8 p. m 7-!!4-t( DR. J. E. WOODELL Chiropractor and naturopath. Skin 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- Mfiura reduced. Diseases ot women land children a specialty. II' DENTISTS DR. R. B. MILLER, Successor to Dr. R. J. Ruckman. Palmer-Roesch Iildg., Adams Ave. nt Depot streetj.; Hours o to o. i-noiiu mum (u Buecinl hours by appointment. La Grande, Ore. NATL'KB CURB UK. A. N. MAYVILLU Specialist lr Therapy and Naturopath. Skin anflfrT, 4 A r.FAlfnlfn hnv. SlnOn in blood dlseasei). nervous diseases Chronic Headat'.ie. Eczema. tJclailca Appendicitis. Constipation, Howel Trouble: all kinds of Chronic Di seases successfully treated. Phom Main 593. Room 1, 2, 3. second flool CoolldKe Bldg.. opposite y.ar Thea ter. Office hoime, 10 to 12 a m. 1:10 to 6:00 u. m. Consultation free -4-tf PIANO TUNERS XPRliT PIANO TUNlNtl Clean and voice your piano wffTTout exlre charge. Work guaranteed. Call New Mil Hook Store for appointment. Hoy hi. 1'liUMp. -ii-l FRATERNAL DIRECTORY U O. O. KL-yL Grande Lodge No. 360 Loyal Order of Jlooso. holds legulai meetings every Thursday night attfS . p. in. ut Odd Fellows' jiall. Thi ' Women's Wooseheart Iieglon aieetf , meets second Monday of each month l Visitors always welcome. A. N. MAYVlllyE, Dictator. C. S. SIIULTZ, Secretary. B. P. o. Elks La Grande t.odge No 413. ijouge "meels each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Hume and clul privileges cheerfully extended to all Brother Elks. , De Lile Green, Exalted Ruler Mood Eckley, Secretary. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA La (Irande Cump No. 7703 meets on the first Thursday evening of each Month, in the K. of P. hall. Vlaltltig Neighbors welcome. E. )'.. rtlNCO, V. C. JAKE ROSTOCK. Clerk. L V. and A. M. La Grande Lodge No .. A. F. and-A. M.. holds regular meetings first and third Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Jlaons,OT L. BNODGRAS3. W. M. ' E. R. RINGO, Secretary. F. O. EAGLES Aerie No. 259, meets every Friday night ac Eagles Ball Vlaltlnir members welcnmo. HARRY T. EDWARDS, Sec. Z. LILLY, W. P. ' WOODMEN OF Til 10 WOULD La Grjnde Camp No. 103. Meet, every' knndnv nlnlit at Essies Hall. All. visiting Neighbor,! welcome. Dues payable at the office of ths clerk Rooms 21-22. La Grande Nations. Bank Building. n J. J. Murchlson, C. C. R. J. KITCHEN. Clerk. KNIGHTS OF PVTHlASRed Cros: Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knights. E. C. FIELDS, C. C. C. L. GRAHAM. K. R. 8. WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOC! ATIONol the Maccabees. La Grande Lodge No 17. w. B. A. of M. Lodge meets first Thorsdsv at 2 d. m. and third Werinearinv nt 8 D. Bl.. at K. Of P Hall. Visiting Bisters welcome. KRS. NORA B. MACKEt. C, MA1UOR1E EATON. R. K. O. E. B. Hope Chapter No. 13. O. E. S. ,. ;,.i.ilr.n the sec ond and fourth Wednesdays of each nonth. Visiting members cordlall welcomed. . . MARTHA ELLIOTT PARKER. W. M FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS VJUEEHVOU 60TTUEW! "TOE Y I ' 60OD? ttWAEE IVv ,! ... FOR BALE OB TRAD IS I''OK 9AJ.E Alfalfa Farmers 20X. hy in field. 8-18-lit FOR SALE 24 head Poland China ' shoats, weighing from 40 to 100 '"lbs. Bert KniKht, Union. 8-18-2tp I' OR SALE Luun-Dry-Ette; snap; . don't miss this. fall at 2010 lr. Cedar Street. 8-18-ltp FOR SALE 8 horse gas engine. . 'Phone 44:l-R. 8-18-Htp TOR SALE Peaches for canning. -r-Fine freestone peaches, yellow meat, at tioe a box in orders of 5 or more boxes. F. O. B. Milton Cash orders filled first. J. G. Grove, Milton, Oregon. 8-18-4tp FOR SALE Twenty-five horse pow er Russell enMine, 32-56 Aultjnan Taylor separator with all attach ments. Price and terms very rea sonable. Inquire First National Bank of oJseph. FOR SALE Partly screened house wagon, 8 ft. by 16 ft. 2008 Cove avenue. 8-17-6tp FOR SALE iljbrary tables, rock ers, dining tables, chairs. Cheap. A one-ton truck. Houghton s, op posite Thome's Grocery- 8-17-3t FOR SALE 5-room modern house furnished. For information call Ben Decious, Sommer Hotel. 8-9-tf. FOR SALE Solid oak leather up holstered davenport. Phone 341 R. iitw.t 8-14-tf. JfOp SA-LE 7-Horso Power Gas En ' 'Kie and 1923 Ford Truck. La (irande . Construction & Supply fx. v 1 8-8-tf. FOR SALE Six room strictly mod ern bungalow. Built tow years ago- All up to date fixtures. Basement, pipe furunce. Dutch kitchen, etc. Lot 55x110 ft. Fine awn. Terms. 1304 aixtn bt., Lee lanford owner. 7-30-tf. field. Phone 87. 8-14-Gt. KOJt SALE Business lot. Phone 7-18-tf FOR RENT FOR RENT Unfurnished house. In quire Carr Furniture Co. 8-18-tf FOR RENT Two furnished house Good place for 3G0-W. 8-18-3t keeping rooms, children. Phone ilt)I RENT One modern room suit- idde for two men preferred. 11)00 Third St. 8-18-2tp TOK RENT Furnished housekeep- in&jrooni. -iboiift470rM.- --lG-tf FOR RENT Sleeping ropm.fc. Close I in. 2106 'Seconds "V 8-14-Gt. NICE LARGE airy rooms. Hot ami cold .running water. . Chris Miller, 1510 Ailains.. : ... h' -J 8-7rtf. FOlt "KENT Apartment over Pen ney Company store. CaU Obser ray Main 37. Adv. ' - v 7-9-tf. WANTED WAITED Teamster for steady weak. Union liox Uo. 8-lM-tl WANTED Man and wife to work oa.Xarm. Julius Usher, Aucel. 8-lG-Ctp WAXTED-Your used furniture. If toif.nre buyinpr or selling furniture '-fte Houghton's, opposite Thorn's Grocery. 8-17-3t WANTED Lor- cutters. White Pine ijbjt ,and mmuer co. g-i-u WNCD One 'or two rooms, cen; iiuli iocuucii, AuiLaoit; jur kluiuu axd; sleeping purposes. Unfur niWiftl preferred. Drawer 873. a-u-tr. WXNTKD Clean cotton rags. Perk ily; "Motor Co. 7-12-tf. MISCELLANEOUS HEMSTITCHING pleating, buttons covered; stamping, bahy wear, threaand art Koods. Quick ser vice Mifld done right The Stitch ing and Art Shop. Mrs, L. II. Norton. 1115 Adams Avenue. Phone Main 533. 8-9-lm. HEMSTfcTCHING and Picot Edge promujlyrlone by Mrs. E. C. Tuck ev, 1808 Second St. 6-27-tf HEMSTITCHING and picot tdge by Mrs.tBartfyughes, 1417 Washing ton avenue. 417-W. 4-16-tl HEMSTITCHING and Picot Edge,! alFO Corsetiere for Barcley Corset. Mrs. JJ F. O'Connell, 1104 0 nue. Phone 147-J, or Putmans sMre. :i 6-8-tf 1 JSIwrry's la."t ln 'I'tHlny Awiiuurlii Jleslroys Villnju In Cauwlu. Stvi iii'llphltuilly Ih'itirtttt Jn "TUi' S4Utw liritlt" A vtllngo situiiii'tjl aC t ho foot of a mountain tl.iu ttKU of wiilrh uiv i-ov-erc'd with u ihush of too and snow, In ubuul un u,fi' uh u nimiliir villuK" I'f toHiu ut tlio huso of an ut'ttvo vol-i-uno. Any iniiiutc u pivut ihukh of frozen niattt'r inuy ronic tumbllni; down tin iiiountitln Hi(tt :liu1 tttNttuy tlie vtllue auil Us InhtibiluntH. Such in the precarious position of iho viHuue of Iji J'utx In t)it l'.ira inount picture, "Th Snow HrliU'," Htarrini; A lire lirady. Uy some mlr ut'lij 01 Providence (Ills I i 1 1 1 town baf been npareil over a ceuiury from ileHlruetion by tho k liUfiit I tortt ntji of the North country, but uh a cllmux to this thrilliiiK picture. the entire mountain side i brotiKbt ilowu in a storm that IumU ior duyn. When it is over the inhabitant!! emerge from the nearby woods whrru llicy have taken IhUelter to find that m J'aix is no i,ort. Not a thing lives under that blanket of snow. There nre two person who are made happy by this, however. . They ur Annette Leroux and Andre. 1'oreJ, the two, leading characters of "Tho Snow Uride," prolrayed by Alice Hrudy and Alaurlea H. Ilynn respectively. Jmh1 to them it nteans'thu endhiK of an obit life und the dawn of a new one In the country farther north. Thb; production was direr t-'d by Henry Kolker, who nuule '"I ilsraeh" and "Drums of Kate." . Honyu J.evh n wrote tho scenurlo from tho ordinal story by Julie Herno and herself. foniedy showing "Huiub Walters." '.Mhilily l.ak' a seM Is Ktry of In JHtfh and Places A RUiiff of HiiccesHful, desperate j crooltt, irieil io tsLeai me jieaiL ui a yonnK' ami Innocent (tlrl violinist, turn her Into a crook and use her In their Mr sclnnik'H. Uut the irl, with nothing but her sweetness and the music of her violin, turned these crooks, male and female, into paths they did not want to ko. This, la brief, Ik the story that Kllwln t'are wehas turned Into a powerful pic ture, "Mighty Uik a Itose." tbt l.t showing at the Star Theatre today and Tuesday. 1 In the cast arc Dorothy Macknlll, James Iteiinie, lleleno Montrose, Sam Hardy, Anders Itandoh Paul Panzer, Harry Short and about a hundred others In crook and society characters. "Jenn Hronlc," Scotch collie, must not lie forgotten becauso "Jean" has a very important part to play. Director Carowo believes music, plnyn a big part In this lllfo and ho avers, too, that It should piny a big ger part. Jn this play he bus gone Into the underworld to demonstrate how good music, combined with a goorl'soid; can be, tho great, uplli'ter. lie is suld to have nvide a I'uclnutlng picture. ;. . AUTOISTS WARNED OF ROAD SCHEMES (lly I. X. S.) WASH IXGT( IN, A ug. 1 K. l-'ly-by-night road ilevelopment s'hemes are mulcting thousands of dollars yenrl from motorists, hotel men nnd ganit; owners, the Xutional Motorists' Asso ciation announced today In starting a campaign to end this "pernicious form of grutt." The cause of good romls, the Asso ciation stated, bus many warm sup porters throughout tho count ry and warn, them to be less gullible in sub scribing moneys to fanciful rond schemes unless the organizations have been known to actually accom,pHsh material nsslslanco In road develop ment. Trading upon the established repu tations made legitimate' automobile associations, these fake organizations operating under tho varlotJK names of "Automobile Associations." "Tour ing, "Service." and "Trail Associa tion," run the gamut of promises which prove to be Just that and noth ing more, the association pointed out. J Mies in theso fly-by-night organi zations are often as hltrh as 40. and hotel und garage ownen: have been I known to pay $15 for signs bearing thu organization'! emblem. Notice of Hearing Upon Final Ac count of Administrator. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has filed his final account as Administrator with the Will an nexed of the Estate of Lilia A. Weed, deceased, and that the County Court of Union County Oreifon, ha:; designated Monday. August 27th. 1923, at ten A. M. of said day as the time for the hearing upon satd ac count and objections, if anv, thereto. J. W- KNOWLES, Administrator. July 23-30 Aug 6-13-20 LOST ave-lLOST In Sherry's Theatre August ! 15, an open face watch. Finder return to Obser'nr. 8-17-3tp That's Some At; 3-:- "?i.ff;,l ' MM rX m - Ji y F i! l Km' ..V I r II f t II lWcJa f 1 1 I -SilRnJJ;U Bt.isTs you jit ESrSascdGte po Voy know r iii1jjt WHA-revcsR. it jays F. State Engineers Declare They Will Work to Open Traffic by September 25 UIPUIRIJIVTnD EIILJII VUHI UU REAOYFOH Between La Grande andU . E'S'in. K I.e. IX, Auk. SA Thp new lilirli wiiv to I.a (irnmir- will bo open to traffic In time for tVio Tnion County l-'alr if no unfori'soin di'lays or-r-ur, ;iroonlltiK to II. II. Halcqck. divisional iiR-inci-r, and ,T. M. lilshon, ri'sldont rnfflnocr, wlio nro In Kcnoral t'ltarn of tio work for tlio slato. Thlf: was tho Htah'inont malo by thesa luon 'I'tiosil iv whlhi In tho city on lildhway matter.". They promised io do Vnry thinR in their power to see 'that traffic could follow Iho new rodtn by that time even if tho work It not com pleted. Tho crusher Btnrted working tho first of the week on the net below tho rhead crossing and will be kept- going at top speed to clear away tho hie rork The hlirhwny out nf Klgin Is being graded up ready for iipplicutfou of rock. The fill contractors have been mak ing good progrean and have their cut practically made nnd tho fill far nough along to go across the new bridge to' the highway. Their work hould be. completed by September 1. s The big rock slide where tons of rock were moved down upon tint highway and Into the river by h huge blast hist spring blocks the highwav ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Reynolds and Zimmerman Funeral Service Parlor, Licensed Embalmer, Ambulance Service. Phone Main 62. 1505 Fourth Street, La Grande, Oregon J. E. REYNOLDS C. E. ZIMMERMAN, Licensed Embalmer. 000000000O00000O000000000000000006000000000000000000O LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY All Kinds of Machinery. Automobile, and Tractor. Repaired, Overhauled and Hebuilt. Acetylene Welding of All Kind. Cyllndor Boring and Oversize Pl.ton. Crankshafts, Piston, and Piston Pin. Keground Give Vt Trail , " D. FITZGERALD Prop. Consolation ( MlBCV!tTH0U6PT-.S fWm ; ) Io nil trutTIn until It Is clonrod nwny. It Oils ia donn first, howovor, as the oneiilc!rs indlcAtoil tlioy would ud- viM-, it hIioii til hb an i-iiHV niuiu-r In Imvo uptM-ss to Iho l'ulr at Klln ovtr tin1 now routu by St-pti-inln'r idft. llrcuutn Summoned to Quench Stewisit Snnidgo (Uy I. N. S.) LIMA, Ohio, Aug. 20 Just a little pan of cherries, forgotten on a coal oil stovo in tho kitchen of Airs, .'.in ula Jteplteard. I iiey Slewed uni ewed. Not wisely, but loo well lilaek smoke, elowds rolled Into tin upper roonui of the house and out of Hut windows. Neighbor women hast ened to turn In a fire alarm. Three minute later the flr laddies prepared for action their lujw.cqutpt m.ent, as yet unused. Hut the time lor trying out the bra ml new hoso was nol at. hand. All that the firemen lonnd wero a 1 II t to black atnw pan and n few coals in the bottom. Tn Clri'lo World fn Ynelit Under Canvas (By, l. N. H ) r-.f i , DUllIJN, Aug. 20. Tho 25-ton vocht Sarolse lms left Kingstown Harbor with tho avowed Intention of going round' UiQ world solely under utiivita. Three Irishmen constitute the crew, and they hope to reacli New Zeal nnd beforo Christmas. They will return fane Horn, and expect to he bad; jsj Ireland September, JS24. 'j jits only Uitnculty they unticipato Is the pronunciation hy liarlor mas ters of tlio Krs numn of their c-raft. Have you swn iar" av- caint innr you car. Phon 817-J. Shop at 1902 Greenwood St. 2-17-lm Wolfo unit Montrolm iias tltetr tus slo on Iho lii'lRhtM of filil Quchpr, but n nlKht In an upper Klves one tlm HMiui thrill. o PATRONIZE ' The Grande Ronde Meat Co. AH the Time FOR THE REST MEATS " .. wOOOOOOOuUOOOOOOOOOOUUOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOa Culinary Creations From Crusts and Crumbs lly I'.IITV ( lUX'KllIt TOAST AMI Tl'.A rinimmnii T(iiil Willi Walnuts :t tbap bnttcr 1 tsp cinna mon 2 ibsps brown suKiir. :t slices of bread 2 t Imps wal nut meals. Cream butter und add su gar and cinnamon. Cut stule bread in thin slices, remove crusts, or cut In fancy shapes. Toast and spread with but ler mixture and sprinkle with finely chopped nuts. i:.vr mohn wiihat Saw the JHN'ercno M I'l Itl ItltCAD jo4 m m - Po ,,,, The thrpe. niQStiVitaliUnits in the economical and satisfactory operation of motors ax-e 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 Rags Wanted at the Observer POULTRY LOWER f Ion's 4 and over....l(ic Hens, 4 to 4' lbs and lighter 4Gc Eutterfat 4Gc Fresh Errs Per dozen 20c Union Creamery j Company j 1112 Jefferson t . Phone M-122 SJ,' TJV TIT OQCIPR 11 1 JHA.-5.-)IjIV. o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o . war WW La Grande. Oreifon (J , The self-MTvlee restaurants am to be n-e re red ir t ia aii' prnth-tilar about wIkim' (biimb is lbi'ut in your MHtp, FRUIT TIME Slonc Jiris, Preserving Kettles, Jelly Glasses and Fruit Jars. F. L. Lilly Hardware ' La Grande MATTRESS SHOP AND! WEAVING WORKS s Mnttrssi-n of all kind, cleaned! J ,n(J rhut .vatlir Uenovatlng. IttiKS and Fluff ItiiK. room J i (.'arMt and ling Cleaning Will), $I.RO anil up Clin. J-iilwitnii. rrOBU ! Factory I'lumo 25.1-W II I oooooooooooooooooooooooooo Money To Loan )o !8 Io biKdncwa or home kiroiierty oa rasy mnntlity terina. Inquire J. It. Ollm l'lioaa S1-W. o o o ' i 1 IV - .... l IK V I aioooooooooooooooooooooooou