La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 22, 1924, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text7 page-stM Tuesday, -Tumavv 22, 1921. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 9 1 La Grande .egal Expert Sees TMpssiip'r in "Apnuithil" JAt Arcade Theater " "1 ho Acriuli int Is one of Acqiili iaP Ik one of the most Important nnsHai?tn ever de-1 Uvered lo lawmakers nf America So says Charles Furthmunn. for- rnicngo a limn who in ha- term of oil ir handled no km than three hundred criminal prosecution--. 'The story tcai -ln-.s tin- value of circumstantial evidence, explains the! niinriny. "M. teaches us not in .,,.., .. ... , ,, . tun). II teaches um not to under- i value U. or JaU- there has In en e I scnilmYnt nguinsl purely eireum- Htantlal testimony ihal has been ai loophole Tor many u criminal, end in battling Ihls tendency, the pro- scrtiinr lias ceased In he a eourl or- llccr seeking justice, unci becomes a . and heroines a j on securing a ' Nemesis bent only conviction." Furthmunn nut all through Un it-nil HreileH or the notable I'nfver sat mystery ilratna, which will he .shown ill ttie Arcade theatre, be ginning Wednesday lor two days only. WANTED Furniture ami House hold goods. I pay hiirhest prices. Don't sell , until you call me, I'hone bli J. Houghton Furni ture Co. 12-18-tf WANTKI) ('onipetent woman for lioilsewori. 1'i'erei' woman with out home. Mrs. J. I.. .MeKlnnls. Hllllimet'ville, Ore. l-SI-lMp 1 Classified WantAds! f-. . i i ,q WAN'J'ICI) Plain Hi-wtnir. lntiuire f v house nrross track I'rom How V man-Hlclts hoarding house. 1-17-Clp ? WANTED Stock to feeil for thi' I Winter, l'honu l-'armers 2"4. 1 3-1 s-1 Sii ;'Olt KKNT Coiurnrtiibin Hii-epine S room. 807 1'enn. l'hoiie'41l-.l. J 1-8-4- p'Oll KKNT 4-ioom .1 house. Phone 474-.I,. rurhlshed l-11-tf FOR SALR OR TltADK 'Sl-'iHt (JII('K ACTION-Will s.l I lots on I.nlie ntrcf't. Jlous-"- of 4j jt rooms. , wired lor lights, siitaii s hen liouse, frjirnjre. There iu some si furniture In the house, All noes for $127'i.OO. (Joncl tonus. l,u (irande investment-('o. 1-21-2' LOST JjOST One lirown liorse willi )mnd K on left shoulder: wt. about inOO pounds. Albert Keef. nr, Imhler. Ore. l-lfi-Otp hfKT HinnH KlKin wrist watch wilh red and black ribbon brace let. Leave nt Observer. l-:!l- 'lp MISCELLANKOUS Wir.I. TIlADi: Yakima nlfalfa ranch for slock of merchandise. Address c. A. P., Observer. 1-lT-Stp PLASTEKINO DONE I'ltOMPTI.Y 12tlS P Avenue. 1-4-lmp BUSINESS DIRECTORY ORTF.OPATIIIC I'HYSK'IAV bR. J. I. nnd TTl. MATtGARKT INGM;. Osteopaths, Spinal Curvature and Diseases of Wo men nnd children n specially. Offlco pnono Main 106. Resi dence phone Main 106, 2 rlns. Sommer llldg. ' PHYSlClAN-Kt llGKON Dr. F. D. Knlston Practice limited to the eye, car. ncso and tliront. nnd fitting of glasses. New Foley Bldg. Main 77S. 1-1-Dn ATTORNEYS COCHRAN & KDRllII AI1D Oeo. T. Cochran nnd Colon It. TCher hnrd, Attorneys. Da Grande Na tional Dank llulldlng. niruoi-RACTon DR. BRM.K MYKHH. Chiroprac tor New Foley Building. Hours 10 to 12 a. m., 2 to 5 p. m., and t to 9 p. ni. 7-24-tf DR. J, K. WOOIKI.D chiroprac tor ami Naturopath. Sl;in and blood Uiseast's, hendaches. ofl pendlcilTiC backaches, rheuma tism, asthma, eczema, varicose veins, all kinds of stomacn, heart nd kidney Imnlilo fiic ceaafully treated. Itlood jirisstirp reduced. Diseases of women nnd children a specialty. Suite 2d Bommer It big. I'hone OT-W. lteslditre Pbon l!H-W. MlSCI'!.I.AM.Ot S UEM.ST1TC1HSG nnd Pieot f-Mg. proniply don1 by Mrs. K. (', Tuckey. .1 .SUS Second street. fi-?7-i KATrRK CI RF. DR. A. N. MAY VI DDK Kpeiallst In chronic illsi-nsi-s. Mibnd. Mchano-Therapv nnd Naturo path. Skin nnd blood di.eass. nrrous disens' ftche. Eczema, i. Chronic Ib-ad-tfclatita, Appn- Theatres Fumed Police Dog 'Apijcaj's in Picture Onitt Shcrrvs. Om- nf tin finest pletun s that Uiiii' lu town opem-d Sunday nl Hit- Sherry Theatre, whi-iv 'it I t-'lll l-llrl H M .lit- fi n I'i. ..,. '11.1.1 "While i hi N'Mih li jiins," a ;!oiy oi' the north woods, feat irlnr,r 'tthe marvelous iralin'il . or. Kin- Hill ttl. WllO S HI) l lfV,M" tll.lt OIIC els ti iitun'ft i i rain jnii.il 1,- htl rt il i hi v .... , ... I his Wurni' Urol hern classic of has everything. 'I -fnnK .mi me a.i- r'n!Mr""1 in ev,ry speein- ir m Mian i,.u- " , ' ' " l,u '"' rt''"1 """'"un trapper. Gabriel , , u.sn " ""' H ,,li!niimi' m,umi lo provme u session oi undlsi II l. il en tertainment In which everything clue will lie forgotten. 'iiim dy showing "SpliiKli Ab- Tiie retiMon swelled heads never hurst is because unit kind have un usually thick skulls. (Ileitis, Constipation, bowel trou blo; nil himls of Chronic ni eases successfully treated. Call Muin r,'J3. Itonlii 1, 3, serond floor Coolido IlldK., opposite Star Theater. Office Honrs, 10 to 12 a. m., 1:30 to &:0u p. m. Consultation free. 2-4-tl I'lANO TUXIOKS EXPERT PIANO TUNING Cloun and volco your piano without extra churpe. Work guaranteed. Call Newlln Hook Store ror hp polntmont. Roy E. Phillips. 4-ir-tt FRATERNAL DIRECTORY IV O. O. M. Tn Ornnd.- l.ode No. J SXU :,dy,i Ol der of Moose. huldF toynlnr meltings every .Thurs day nltxlit nt K p. in. nt Odd I'ol - lows linll. -I-::.stern ireKon IVfooH'-heart Legion of tin World No. lfiO iiiects R-'cond Alnnilay of cneh montli. Tiie Voincn'p Moosi-heart t.i-nioil No. . I'KS meets every second and fourth Thufftdnys of each month. Visl-toi-H always welcome. )r. A. N. lYlnyVilln. Dictator. C. H. Rhnftz. Hccrotary. I. 1, (. KLKH f.a tJrando l.oditc No J.odfjn meets onch Thursday evening nt 8 o'clock. ITomo mid club privileges cheer fully extended to nil Mrothcr nihs. Vn 1,11c Green. Erfulted Ruler. Mood Kehiey. Secretary. '. O. EAOI.ES. Aerie No. 2S rneels every I'riday nl?tht al Eajrles hull. Visiting member? welcome. Harry1 T. Edwards, See. Everett Walker. W. P. AIODKHN WOODMEN of AMKll I("A I.a Orandi! Camp No. 7703 meets on the rlrst Thursday eve nlnc of ench month. In th" K. of 1". hall. Visltlm," NolKhl:or8 welcome. El) MliOW.V, V. C. JAKE KOSTOCi:. Clerldt. WOOt)MJ0N OF THE WOltl.D l;n Grande Camp No. 16!. Meets every Monday night at tingles hall. Ail vislling Neighbors wel come. Dues payable at office of tho Clerk, Dooms 21-22, T.a Grande N.itionnt Dank Duliding. ti. K. Sllvls, C. C. R. J. Kitchen, Clerk. A. F. and A. M. Da Grande Dodge No. 41. A. F. and A. M. holds regular meetings first and third Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Masons) Fred K. Kiddle. W. M. ' E. R. Rlniio. Secretary. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cross Dodgo No. 2 7 meets every Monday evening In Casllo hah (K. of P. Hall), nt S p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visillnn Knights. Dr. J. ti. Woodeil. c. C. C. D. Graham. K. U. S. O. ti. S. Hope Chapter No. Di O. ti. H. holds staled communica tion the second and fourth Wed nesdays of each month nt X:00 p. m. Visiting members cordially welcomed. Netta K. tia'iin, W. M. Anna S. G'ove, Secretary. FRECKI,,ES and his friends LK'OSlR.YOO CiHT 7 uu i- wn -e s-r v., ' : i t PHOHE.UNESi Summorvillp Organizes l-'ariiiers and Purchases Lines; A. C. Glenn Is Named President. MWf.MKUVM.LK (UpeciiiH Tiie runners of thin section held ;t telephone ilteetiilK SVeditcwiay. The orunnlxed and boiiKhl their line:-. A. tilrllfl wa elct ted president and Clyde .McKenxie. Triasiji-er, . 1 Mrs. Monroci and Mrs. Jim Hen- ! :dey .peilt W'edncMiay jit ,the iionu: J ol Airs. Frank Ott. ' ' Mr. ami Mm. .lap llonnelt were ! Sunday victors at I h-e liimip of . M. Chonte. ; Mis;- i.oubc Hioii. of rumpkin Ithine. www ctilMiiK on rrh-nds in town Mundaj. She Ulso attended the fiKieral of tiie late Mr.' ItiKHH. at the Sumiiiervilbi cemetery. II. C. Tower. and (leor-fie Hardy :ire in -Sralhwa 'Count - lookinj,-ai'tei- business inlereslH. I-". C. llaiuiltitn who has been looking alter business lnterein In Wallowa. 'ounly returned honul the first of the week. Cecil ;nd,'or. 'ortland. Is a vis itor at the homo of his brother. Tony Knd. at Pleasant drove. Alr.i. .Dave Sanderson and son lyl were visitors over night Sat urday at the home of Mr. and .Mrs. Al. Ii. Sanderson. .Mr:;. Jra I .and man spent Wed nesday visiting at the homo of her Aunt. Mrs. Harry Sanderson. Walter l-'isher ami C M. llalu motored ttf li (irande Wednesday and brought back supplies lor Males store.' Jim Woods wiih a biisiness visit or in lnibler Tuesday morning. J'ioyd Jtdinr.on w)io Is i-t;presen-tlng Hie Knller llrash Co. was a business visitor In town Monday. Miss Uerilia I'l'efierkorn. yho has just returned from Idaho, is on the sick list this week. Kosk li vin, who lias been spend hig a few days on a pleasure trip lu Wallowa, returned homo Tues day. I r. Moore. Of , a Grande, was called to I he home of George 'rui Monday evening, where he Vi i child found that their youngest ,, ,, in i i i ' it (, Mrs. Will l-:imcr Is spending the week at the home of Mrs. Georgf Hardy. 'ar Cowan and 1 high Huron were business visitors in ., - Grande the latter part of the week Dill Glenn, of SbmfieM was a u k-etid visitor here. c. M. Hale. and D. O. Wagoiwr went lu iOlgin l-'iiday evening on .i pleasure trip. M i's. h'runk (III returned from Lost ine Tuesday wliero she spent ;i Tew days visiting relatives. Kay Dug, who has been (holding i fl-ries "I mecUiigii at, -Miham re-, riirm-d to his home on i'uinpkin ! IM.lge during Die Week. Air, and Mrs. I.eo Xlederer were; business visitors In Jmbler Monday j ; M n i noon. Mr.;. i. M. Oliver was a visitor Tuesday at I tie liulue of Airs. I'reas riiKh. Airs, ciiarlle Tameris. of Pump kin liidf,e, returned imim- San ta, alter staying a few din's at the homo of D. II. McKinzie. Kranli fti made c business trip tr. east Mnunliiin Wednesday. Me BUI Southard Ag- Roesi Blue Mountain Quality Is Honest Quality Always Use our products they nre home-made products Blue Mintn C6feamery R. T. Tjier, Prop. Main CO 1109 Vasli. Lu (Iiande, Ore. 1 "J t foi.:.. Uyxi' "Inc. UK. oillllll Inc-MM ni ,X.4n I I wins , m Ip.1! in i PLA V vn7U I - ij .t.'-. ( s I I i OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TUtlEV MR. TRUCE, t Hjc5yit3 DON'T HINT) cHE.GTlN3. tli3 (HOPS ARS AS MJ HV3 returned home Thursday. c. M. .DalCj Jim llensley and KranciH Oi) have been busy the lasl fesT days. filling the Ice house. IM'ItVKYOHS OF I'MOASl'Iti: i i:i:d nt atv ( inuHtcN DKKI.l.N. (AP) The milllary dlclaior of Merlin recently an nounced Ills Intention of compell ing Die proprietors of calm re is. night restauraniH and dance halls , , , i . distress among the poor of the city. Convinced t hat tho dictator nu-anl business, one cafe owner al I ready has begun by feeding free every morning :U needy school i' l"""i n; I . :nd a number of nthers -lisyitefe-i LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND rOtlNTIItY , -All Kinds or Machinery, 'Acilnmohltrfl nnd Trnclnrs Ilcpaired Overhauled mul Itibliilt . , . Aoeljlcnu Weldlns uf .AU. KlmlR , . Cyllmler liorliiK and Oversl.e J'lsinns ', OnnlislinriM, Plslnns ami j u. rAjjmii rrop. r """"""""""""" . . i THE SERVANT QUESTION I f The nun Urn honiekeepers's, doing Jneeenry work. IT II Hie LfllP-Tils or such latMir-savlng devices ah a W.tshlng .M- etrlc Iiihi, cu an Mlii'ti'lu Motor for your Kewliiic you are evidently iiiilnroinicU nlHiut the entch-nt and v time-snt fng wn.nnt, i;.!--i;-(,-T-H-p-C-T-T-Y .' . Prop In nnd let Jus kIiow you' Kdlson Mfiim IminpH- H.&S.E 107 Depot St. Attention! to All Car.Owner Ck Farranfoid Fan belt Leighton's 'Welding & Machine Works Automotive Parts Freckles Wants Freedom i' oocc Asaaece. .cso; smco) --' 'l&KVMi AM" t oil y f '"' . V rx MiM will IrT O ,"'. A'-&H t i, ' ftv CondOiCorn Plentiful on IK.fi. -Yoo To MCCT 1 HCrllDT MCST Hir-t onocS in his Hltf SOClACCY- But Pl?0 NCie-NAT AS TH-S, vVAITHMCS. ROOM IV. are, abotil to adopl similar meas ures, Five thousand ciilldrcn In ' the public sctionls are now being pro vided with u plate of soup each morning through funds rallied by leachers and patrons of schools. Huge CIhmv-: Gnc to London. M lOI.HOl llNi:, Australia. (AP) Australia has sent lo the Brit ish Km pi re Inhibition n mammolh clieese weighing one and a half tons. A photograph taken nt 1 'ma worth where (he rbecse wuk manii fact tired shows sixty school chit dre n seated on It'. Kx perls report lhal In spile of Us enormous si.e, t lie u unlit y of the cheese will be perfect when li reaeln-s London. I'lslnn Plus Iteicroiind lime Is too nlunhln lo wasln ou nre tlcprivlng )niir-cfr nl ;ivn Us n .TrlnJ , ," II ! S lie i o I! I 0 o i o I o ill tea TIC Phone 393-W llO 1 TnTrfirr-i -,-rv?. '"".Ti(t', J '(V -Minneapolis Market . MINNKApOI.IS, (Al') I'oi' yeoM recogniKPd as n prime wheat ll-adhig cenler, Mlmieapolli; of late has rlts'en perceptibly as a cash I corn market, second only to ChleU- To support tttlit eonctuslnn, fig ures show that since the ne.v erttp hi -Kan to move Miniieiipollit re eeipir. of corn havo been surpass ed olilv b Chicai.'O. the leading corn bartering place, with some j days lllile disparity in arrivals a 1 t Itlier t-lly til ing noted, j Grain dealers here tire of the! (. pinion thai the Increased corn acreage In the Norl)vvest, especial ly in Minnesota, nhd yields which haw detuoimtratcd that corn will Ihrivn In Mils rcrtlnn, huvo been contributing ructors in the devel . opm.-nt or Minneapolis B u eorn i,u 1 I1 -'" l - 'P Oirsn-fc market. Kivoraltle weather fm IIC.I'.DIN. (AID Dr. Kt'gentt curing, husk up and marketing, it Kchwartiuvald, manager of the din was addud, abo helped Hie north-1 lug room tor brain workers which wcm'v market. I gf ,m. ... hp i lEeceipts of corn since the crop movement started tills year r more than double those of tlm corresponding period a year ago, f (surer, disclose, flirt her emphnsiy. Ing the progress of corn as n lead lug grain here, Kastcrn houses, on nccoiinl of Die excellent ipiallty of the pom arriving here, have come to Mln pVapoliN for filling their export or der even utter the close of navi UUioti, because of the "low mois ture" and excellent iiiallty corn available here. ryrex Ware Thei'inos Bottle Thermos Lunch Kits Percolators F.L.Lilly Hardware FURNITURE We Pay Best Prices for IJSE1J FURNITU Or Will Exchange for Ncwi Ed. Dor 471-J ,1 oooOoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooc?oooooooooooo 2 . Main till Ttaj sfinr;iiAH!4 . 'All of our time. ed to a Years of oxpor enabled for burial your help you make till any time, day and night. de emur has n nnf eooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooonoooooooooooo Don't Say "Bread" .. SAY SUPERFINE . MADE WITHMILK For Sale at Am Grocers La Gwnde Bakery Formerly iMcPherson Bakery La Grande, Ore. . , I a awjmv r-oQ a Ma -'Mm. .1- mm L (ei-ntaii lilNllllers Tbmitcu I T IMUMiin (liuiii IbMUleuKer . i HAMUriiU. (Ai' Heeause of nnnoyiii!? government reslrleliona i (lernian whiskey nutnufactni'ers tmvc threatened to adopt bootleg- ging tactic curry oil the hupor. and v-orn to ' keep latlon their iiiuiM from pooling. I. llolding that grain uitder iireit nit ('(itidlt ions tx niot'c essential in jtli rniany a.; a foot than as a bas : li for Mrong .lli-nors, Die minisler nf ilnailce lias refused grant ! I the dlsllllel-M th,i iii-ceKsary permits to deal in foreign currencies Which j I lhe niusl 'liaye o pitti-h ubroiid the cetvals use( In iia!;ing Whiskey. The distillers mv le , it be known th::t il noiesiaty boit-; leg (-rains will be bmu-rTht from other couhlries to sup)l- the mash : reiiulit-d for tiieir plnnis so that their trade may hot stii'fer. i YOUR IS GOOD At CARR'S JANUARY SALE 51.00 Cash; $1.00 Mo. -Will my S10.00 worth $2.3 Cash; 52.50 Mo. V( buy $25.00 worth Zs.OO t'ltsh: $5.00 Mov Svill llliy VU.Uir worth $7.50 Cash; $7.50 Mo. Will buy S75.00 worth $10.00 Cash $10.00 Mo. Will buy $100.00 worth Remember! NO INTEREST AT CARR'S JANUARY SALE EXCHANGE ces for Vfn y Ore Fir & Jefferson i anil MkIiI '.iMMi:itMA lusive one business Funeral Servlcu, us to earn for nnd prepnrn arningemenls. Oun ambulance scrvlco at BY BLOSSER tea I i -J I Auntrtnn womi-n uiv nafnalnl' in tu old" linperhtl. ensile In lierlhwl rereiv. s inanydntereatlng Ictrrt' I f,oni pAwltlS vlio j Itvlp (iet - man siudeftiM. ( If, a 1 A Danish student urole: "I havi givi a up lunch (or three nioulhH..L ..it I i nclose I lie liiueli lo a Id coat. I'leajie give ft In womitiVKiudt ixci;,, bat 1 Hhould lil.e her lft.be pretty.!,' Ah Kmjllsh boy wrotV-J "I'leVisii give u iiei-im buy sotiM'tlling good-:;: . It- cat at my expense. 1 shnuM r. ,i sU'tResi ehe,e. fur 'fnn1' u(.iin?- mvs.-lf." .' - 'e- ii. I" " --"' m mmm jt ,,, Hide I be New, Modern, Healed llnwiCH III nnd iri-l'AKCIiffrv ' .' LA (;randk - JOSfiPH STAGR LINR: I.oiive la Ciaiule at 7:30 AM., A. M; ll:.K), M. and :5:.')0 P. M. fii;M Tltn'ft' iaii,V I he ('omrortatde FOR SALE room bonne, c'ty, yner, elec trio lights, garage, woodshctt " uwl cellar; located on Y struiV on eo i ner, all nsnessmeiibTi paid. Two loin. Price $1K'W and $." will handle It. Thfft; price Includes two stoves nnd ' linoleum. ' " y room modern bouse, hnsementj. located on l-'lrst street dote- In. Cement sidewalks! striwli will be paved next your, Inwiii shade trees, lot 4.rixl 1(1" feet new Karaue. Ice- lim76.on;. i, $imhi.m fiijl ilalaneo monlltn' or inslallmeiu nrrnnirqd,,; . i One aparlment now rented fur;. 435, raoatamMHili with permune,i); renlers. noeiileil clost ...In . on Second sti-eet. I.iu-ko. lot, ..lwy;e.- nietvt and cement sldewal,;, trees, lam n ttood, home -all for $40110.0(1; luU(l. (Ml cBslfl't" will handle It: balnnco con- tract. m. 10 room ioilern houso for I wTfmmtmitktmMJ e are si III dellverlnff first VIhsb alfalfa hay for 15.00. ., i-v-u e us for Eire nnd Ll'e-iln-.e-,..i surance In tfnod old line cnic-:.! .1 panles. ' "! i. -.' i-.-i.,,,.,., Phy, Black &; Stoop Ill l,n Cruiule N,nlloiml ItnnU ..n,M.,-" ' l,n i.ranue, im-iiii. t,, ( , I'llONR MAIN HO ,. " ' . " ? ;(.ia o: ' ' :" ' l (V UNION-LA GRANDE - AUTO STAGE; ,."'. liSIK TAIIM3 Leaves fiCftTOs , '.' I'nlnu ::! A. M. U:iio A, M, 2::io p. M. 4::iu P. M. I, (Iranila ; 8i.10 A. M. . 1:00 P. M.m . :30 PHL' -f.tiri' P.'.iMV rtravwl i I.n lirniido 11:00 P. U.; Wi-nteil Tnm :. in I,AP, .Manrtu'er Ton know nliiiir than this Ail whellfrTby tho tiuart' or bftrrel; If your denier couJQDt supply you with MONOGHAM, we can. imiNo voun ca?c C. W. Bunting &So . Wholesale, pndy fletall ' Slonneriim Dentera Wc War Unioi Company I.a Grande, Ore. Siimlnys ' - !.- .. , I,(invcs - IieilTmi ' ' ' I - ' . i- : liileii I.A (iramlA I Ji s ' . i j 1:e P. M. -6!l5'P."M.- ' I Ifcnvcs if g -"' 1 ; IIKMaTiTRKNUinT-!. ..ml HufmuLl ...:.,i,f.. . ; ! fifMMogramiH: Jmotob oils , . jr'-,1. !. that ii n nil nil i ii i li l I'lilnli nl 'J.'WI luiy' oil again I Ml . j Butter rat' A PouHvy Also K:reaiWeiv I :t3 J.TTO'1 ft .It , in..'i;. ' ."efH 1 .! U.l: tr- " 1 : f ' ' i: