La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 03, 1924, CITY EDITION, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday. Deocmlwr1, 192-1. THE TiA'-GRANTTR EVENING OBSfiRVEI? PACE NTNE 1 The Observer Want Ad Page The Market Place f Union and Wallowa Counties FOR RENT KOU It KMT Three room modern Iioukc, Inquire Ithu; M uvt'iiu-, l-l2-2-iip ItKNT -Three room rtirnish 1 15 I'ine. i-1 p id house. ! l-YHi TiRNT Modern unfurnished apartments, rinse (n. See Archie j. Murray, Penney 11 11 jr. 11-20-tfp K'll ItKNT Two lpndern house keeping rooms. Phone liUfi It. t-l2-1-:itp l'OH It K.NT l-'our room furnish ed apartment. 142 O Ave, K-12-l-ntp Ol! UKNT- Sleeping room.s. son Jefferson. Phone 4-'o A. l-'Olt liHNT-T-C'oxy room In modern home, close In. 1 ;lur Nth St. Phone :!Hi J. 12-t-2-I-:tlp FOR JlKNT Kive room modern house. 0. a rage. Inquire nt i:il? W Ave., or 1 :io4 Jefferson. Iil-I2-l-4(p FOTt IlKNT Modern not. bonne, close In, on pavemenl. I'lione j7 I!. 1 1-1 l-27-(il FOR SALE I'Olt SAI.K Special prices on whole or Vj boss, ilodcs Mar ket, Mill Adams avenue. 12-IS-1--3IP KOI I KA1.R Small plK. Carbine, Krtiltdalc. K-l F. H. I-1-2IP KOTt KA1.T0 OR TItADK 4-roohl modern holme 'on laln street, l'hone 277 W. lS-ll-2'J-Stp I'Olt SAI.U Modern opt. house, close in, on pavement, l'hone 327 It. U-U-27-Ct . l.'Olt SAI.K flood :i2x:!i Clippies .-. Cord tiro with tube Wind rim. Business & Professional Directory Classified for Quick Reference business Directory Attorneys COCHRAN 4 ET3ERHARD--Geo. s T. Cochran and Colon Jl. Eber liard, Attorneys. La Qrando Na tional Bank Bulldlnp. CHntOi'RAOl'OIt PR. BKLLB' VTEns. Chlroprao Iot Now Foley Building. Houra 10 to 12 a. m.,' 2 to 6 p. in., and 7 to p. m. 7-24-tf DR. J. E. WOODELL Chlroprno tor ani Naturopath. Skin and ' ilood dlsoases, headaches, ap ' pendlcltls, backaches, rheuma - turn, asthma, eczema, varicose elns, all kinds of stomach, tieart ard kidney trouble suo essfully treated. Blood pressure reducod. Diseases of women and vhlldron a specialty. Bulto 20 llcuimer Bldg. Phono 4S7-W. i Resldenco Phona 190-W OSTEOPATmO PHYSICIANS OSTROPATHTC rHySK.'TAN Dr. J. L. lnel, Oslopath. Spinul cur. vature and fallen orehes a spe cialty. Dr. Marpnret Inple, OS. i -teopatli. Diseases of women nnd " feedinK of infants a specially. Office Phono Main 10G. lies. Phono 1II6-U. Kommcr Bids. PHYSICIAN-SURGEON Dr. F. L. . Ralston Practice limited to the eye, ear, nose and throat, and fitting of glasses. Sommer Bldg. Main 778. 1-1-lm NATURE CURE DR. A. N. and MARY E. MAT VILLE Specialists In chronic dlaoascs. Methods: Naturopath and Mechano-Therapy. Skin and blood diseases, nervous diseases, chronic headache, cr.ze.ma, scia tica, appendicitis, constipation, bowel trouble: all kinds of chron ic diseases successfully treated. Call Main 623. MayvillB Nature Cum Home, 2101 East Adams Ave. Office hours. 10 to 13 a. m 1:80 to 6 p. m. Consulta tion Free. J'ROFESSIOXAL DECORATOR PAINTER, DECORATOR Ad . vice, consultation and estimates free If you Intend to paint, tint, pnper, finish or reflnish any building. Interior und exterior Jobs neatly done. For belter job call J. Lnndy. Phone 41 t. in-;? -1m If lie ailvcrtlwi H, lie knows Hack Pone, r. H)S.. : 2:,c Rpare Ribs, lb 13c Toik Roast, lb. 1Sc Reef Roil, 3 !bs. 2r,c Grande Ronde Meat Co. Just The You One Need .When' you nepil Iielp, It pay to find the best unison pnvdhlc for (he Jnli. Adverllt your wnnt.s In a Want Ad ami get ns ninnv nplMtftttM its inihlc-. It will get oi -in touch whn Urn ml ho .n (.ramie UtH-(4H-y -nil H you'll find I he person who'll fit lite job best. : The cost Is stun It the turns are inuuetlhvte. , "ay onsEnvnn want AO -WIUr-bO'lT.o cheap. Imiuir Ohserver. ' . .'. M-12J-3IP Ktllt KAI.IO Ili-ineh wood. !l.riO. l'hone 1114 M. 7-12-2-41P li'Oll BALK Healing stoves. 1017 Fourth St. 7-1ll-3"-tf WANTED WANTKD 195-J. rinln sewlnK. Call 5-HI-27-10tp WANTl-:i lloanlers and roomers. Close In. Comfortable rooms. Modern prices, (lood home eook-lni-. ' 1434 Adams Ave. l'hone 3S3-F. Mrs. W. Standley. 211-12-2-21'P WANTKI) Housekoeplnit or eook ini by reliable woman. Write1 ?v earo Observer. ll-12-2-3tp hoar llivtween La Grande and FRATERNAL DIRECTORY C. O. O. M. La Grande I.odre Ko. 860 Loyal Order or Moose, noiao regular meo tings every A"hur- : flay night mt 8 p. m. t Odd.FeU. Iowa hall. The Women Moose heart Lrcclon No. 998 meet! every aeoond ana foTTrth Tburfl daye of each month. Visitors welcome. Dr. A. N. MayrlUe, Dictator. r . Harold Lund, Bocretary. B, P. O. ELK8 La Grande Lodee No 48S. Lodge meet each Tntirtday rntnr t t t'oiock. Home and club prlvlleiref cheer fully extended to all Brother Elks. Lester Bramwell, ' ' Exalted Ruler. Mood Eckley, SecTtafry. MODERN WOODMEN t AMER ICA La Grande Camp No. 770 meets on the first Thursday eve ning of each month, tn the K. of P. hall. Visiting Neighbors welcome. RAT 8. BENNETT, V. O JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk WOODMEN OF THE WORLD La Grande Camp No. 16J. Meets every first and third Monday nights at Eagles hall. All visit ing Neighbors welcome. Dues payable at office of the Clerk, Rooms 21-22, La Grande Nation al Bank Building. E. E. Sllvls, C. C. H. J. Kitchen, Clerk. A. F. and A. M. La Grande Lodge No. 41. A. F. and A. M. holds regular meetings first and third Fridays at 7:S p. m. . Cordial wolcome to ait Masons. , Fred E, Kiddle, W. M. E. R. Rlngo, Secretary. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cross Lodge No. 27 meets every Monday evening in Castle ball (K. of P. Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Kmgbts. Dr. J. E. Woodell, C. C. C. L. Graham, K. R. fl. O. E. a Ilopo Chapter No. 18 O. E. S. holds staiea communica tion the second and fourth Wed nesdays of each month at 8:00 p.'m. Visiting members cordially welcomed. Netta K. Eakin, W. M. Anna & Grove. Secretary. THK LA GItANDK REVIEW NO. 27, Women's HtWR AnsoRialioii mer t every second and f mirth Tuesday evening in each month at K. of P. ball. MRS. C. MACKEY, i n.i.im Comm. Kloklaud's ranch oh highway, n 12'i-guuire repenting Muehenter HhoiKun. Itewurd. fall It.- J. Ciwn. lU-122-4ip NEW TODAY NOT1CK. lammed Want Ad am strict ly CASH IN AirV'ANtlK; copy mitst be tn not Inter Until II a. m. .Into of tnsertiun. Kami: So per word tor ac4t Insertion. I'Olt HUNT l-nrgc front slecplnK rooui our Mock from VohI office. I fall am VuHhini:tou. , 1 4-1 2-3-t l-'OH UKNT Five roem modem house. Call at Andrews Variety store. 11-12-3-at KOlt BALK Hry ltl-liiPh wood. rtione 440-J... 7-12-3-4tp FOIt ItKNT Modern 2-room fur. - nlsln d aparlineiit. : J II 1 7 Fourth SI. , 41 ill. Apts. - 2-S-tf 'Olt ItKNT Kxellisive sleeplnR room, nice flxlures, outside en ti'iinee,. three l.loeks from posl offlee. fall La Urande l'rlminr Co. . , 18-12-3-ltp KOIt. ItKNT HouseheepinB room . with lai'Kf eloset. Fourth. ' ' S-12-3-2tp WANTKI) Compelent woman foi iteneral housework, l'hone :'.::K-lt. . S-12-3-41 WANTKI) llifrh Hehool boy wante work nfler ttehool houra unci Siit urdiiya. l'hone 17.r W. lC'Jrt rjlxth. . , 1&-12-3-21P LOST Liver and white pointer do;r pun, (i months old. lie ward. Return to A. J. Humj?e. 1!.AX IS TO CLJ.AIE lASS. BENH. Or. MeKenzle fpofts 'itl lio opened within 10 days if plums of tJeoi'Ke Duku. lilantiRer of the (en trul Oru-jjon Htnire oomiiuny, urc found feasible, Mr. Duke litis Jimt returned from Sun 'FruneiMCo wiienr ho has purchased a CO horsepower caterpillar biiow plow which he will use on The Jiulhu-CulLfornlti highway hr-tween lhmd and Klam- uth allH to ltep 1ho hWrlrwuy op- t-n alt winter. Mr. Duke hopeB.to work out the mime 4ihuiB - on -t he SJle.nd-KuKe.no highway over the McKcnzio puhh, and will leave tor -an inspection trip to the piuH within a few daya. ,r )Tn -tv single senHon luinana .treen' grow as much us 40 "friet, showinp what, ambition will do In a hard working trco. ; RESORT f OR SALE Hot springs nnd 20-ncro pnri In the very heart of the city or Cove. Present swimming pool contains nn area of 20(Mi square ft,, tUxi ..ho,, ft. is ai -ranged for. the kiddie; In the iaUinoe the depth of water rnnirim from 8 feet to 7 feet. 'The nzn. of . the pool can bo extended If business so de- mnnds. The . improvement consist of two -dwellings, one an eight -room modern house with basement, pr imbed nnd wired; tlie other a five-room cottage, hath houses. two new ga ra ges, no vt barn, lce4 house, etc; 4hi bearing cherry trees. iry enclosing the pool, from the center of which h, large vol ume -or water bells up at a tem perature of 82 degrees, a yenr u rou n d resort will result. With chicken dinners and swing on the lawn, a dance floor nnd other amusement features, can't yon see a vision of a real business. Since the completion of the good roads from l-a Grande and 1'nlon to Cove, It is iicceRsibl. a nd In t lie aprin g, su m m er an 1 autumn where is there a prettier spot than Cove? Urn- in something to make th" live one think. Call nnd -permit me to give yon the fact In detail. Geo.H.Currey Beat Batata Loans Insn ranee MAMTB POP INGEMit)?. MB IHSHNFMOwre INVENTED a MftdC MUD DWIiR VMlCM First PPEM(ANCE on NATIONAL rAAGlC MUD wEK- , DEC l-fe. La Grande New York, of 1916 Contrasted with -Today In Interesting Film, Has prohibition eh n aped thhttrs any? Ik New V-orfc In )9l4. wtth iiH uilnceH of Jaaa. itn, bottbed walreii jrirlH an Improvement on the Nfrw York -In fkre-YetHtend dnya wlnn fro Uowiry nourhrtieil nnd there waa a mf on -evry corner T -TI Olty Thai Never Weep.M ! Iho -new Jame Oruae-I'nramount picture, wtdefi opened 1oluy at the Hinr Theatr reproduces New York nn tt was tn i10 with 'nm:uhiK fidelity and in sharp eontrat fdiows you New York an ; It Ht today. Yon fwiy your mon ey and yon tnke'your rhoiee! - A mi hint tlits ' kaleidoscopic backpround the tory tanfl ut n bold relief. It Ik tin ndnptntlon ly Walter Woods nnd Anthony 'oldewey of a stony thul appeared In MeCall's Mairaxlue under the title of "Mother O'Day' by, Leroy Scott.. . . In absorbing detail tlie tory un folds the manner tn which -anoth er, owner of a'liowery cure, 'MKIiih o savr- her only; dauKUer from urn bad inlluencea 'thai ; surround ' our VounKer ireneration today, ('rune lies up climax upon a ellumx and tlien with nn orttfinaf twlHU brlutrs out the sucprisinK and satlafyiiiK lenotiemout. It is 1 1 Iris suspenst maintained - until almost thc " very nd that crips the Interest nnd holds it to the final fudo-ouw A word of praise is in order for each one of th capable east, Louise Itresser, Virginia- le t'orti- m, kalhlyu Williams and Hicardo, 'orlez. to ment-lon only tlie feutur-. d players, have cautfht the spirit of their reHpective parts, and thc suit is acting of a hiKb order. "Sainted Devil,", ; ! A Valentino -Film, : Coming to ' Arcade. ; : "A flainted Devil, Rudolpli .Val entino's second Paramount starring picture slffoe - his return . to the screen, will ho the feature at tlH'! Arcade Theatre Thursday for a iMinj of thrw days. , With an excellent supporting' cftHt, a story of dash and color, nnd rich se'HntfH -wlilch .depict the Ar-' ;entlne and life In the lluenott Aires, "A Saiuled JVjvII" is Bald to' wurimSH even "Monsieur lleaucalre" which was receivtjd by -critics ami' public ullko with great acclaim. In. this picture, which Forrest Ha!ne- ndu-pU'd from Rex Roach' etorj; "Jiopc'B End," VaW'iitUirO nortrayn the roln of Don Alonxo Custro. u 8plrited.yoving South American who travels up und down the sou I tr of love und, who fitfUts at tin; drop of tne nat inr ino woman m loves. 1 lUden D'Algy has the role of 4u lletta. a dark-eyd, aven-halred hnnuty who captures all the space in Don Alonso's heart despite -tbe effort of Carlottu. played by Nlla Nnldi, Dona KlorenCiu, Dugmar Ciodnwsky; nnd Carmetlta. Louise Lagrange; who try to win him aw ay. George -Kelginun hus the color I'nl rolo of Kl Tlgre. Hie wild ban. dlt of the pampas, und other mem bers of the cost xi ro Antonio I)'AI gy, Jean Del Val, Roger Lytton, Isabel . West,' Jtaphael Itonglnl, Frank Montgomttry, William Delta, VMward Elkus. A. le Itoaa, Ann Drody, Kvufyn . Ax'cll , and Marie Dlller. ' . In the picture Valentino Is given an oport unity to dp the Argentine i considerable repututlon and he has fights galore ,wRh bandits und bad linen of the Argentine. The hacienda life of the. Argen line Is shown In this production us wi ll as. the imurrf life - of Buenos Aires, l he I 'arls -of the Americas, Co'wpuncher Decides That Love and. Business Won't Mix. When tuirry Crawford, cowpim cher, played by J. II. Warner in tlie picture shown tit the Sherry's Theatre today only, S"ls out look for a job he had not counted on the intercut his friends would take in landing him ' one. When Sktetcr Rill told Graco Miller, tin owner of a big rmwh, thai Ijnrry was .outside -watting, slut lirrmedl ately said with spirit, knowing the daredevlltry that possessed larry: "If he wants a job he'll have -to toe the mark." When this ultima turn was given the. cowboy he ans wered with a humorous gleam In his eyes: "Skecter, you mean well, but you pulbd a lionet- If eh wants mo nwful bad she'll have lo do the coaxing Grace und nie had a love affair In the past. I did th chasing once upon u tium, now It's her turn. I can't work for her now," Hut when Grace heard Lur ry's reply he mt httr bnnuilful lip tightly and mounting a broncho Mt out to chase the fh-lng Cowboy r Theatres Then begins one of the most thrill ing rides ever filmed which ends In creating u situation which ruis- s the 'qiustlon as to whether love and businetiH run mix. The beauti ful female ranch owner .Is played by Kdythe Sterling, a product of the West and one of Die most dur ing rider on tlie screen. Comedy showing "Itlack Ox fords." Excellent Road Show, "The First Year," Coming to La Grande. John Golden.' producer of "Mghtnin ", "Seventh Heaven". "8 Wise Kools". "Turn To Tlie j night",-and other well known auc cesaeB, is a firm believer in. the nidi adage. "1 Jiugh and Grow Fat", j slnee the Krunk Craven comedy' "The Klrst Year" attained its rec- oed-breaking run of over two, years at the Little Theatre. New York. lly aetuul count there are 4SRI "laughs" In "The Kind Year", and as It is em limited tliut the receipts of tlie play huve amounted to $1,-1 nAO.un pir luugh. giving Mr.- Gold- j en a splendid example of the fnl- lentng propensities of laughter, es pecially ' as " applied to' the welt known hunk roll. "The. Kind Year" will appear at the Arcade Theate on- Tuesday- ev ening. Jieeeiiihei" . with a aplen- did compuny und original produc tion. Reserved seats w ill go on sale at Glass Drugs, - Friday morn ing. FOlttiEKt 21, IS I'AROI.KD MKfilAjRI), Dr. Theodore Pet era, 2L, entered a, plea of guilty to, a charge of forgery and was sen tenced to nerve ten years in state; rttion. J'arole was granted. i In grautiiiK tlo parole, the eour. ' admonished 1'etera to stop smok- ng, stay in nights and refrain from bad companions. Hy the terms of ho.parole, ho Is compelled ro file a monthly statement of hl.enrn-1 Ings and expenses und to pay for his board and lodging with his par tus. Regontas grow wild In Java. Wo have never been there, but It may been line they stay out aVI uhfht. f nest tickncis la " faulty cUmlnatlttn. Xm be a regular as clockwork, each day some way eajoy ROMAN MEAL a properly balanced . id. A fSATlSFACTiON 15 OUR' Ci DOT I Al DUTY M 3t- Duly - service that simply must bo rendered with tho ntmost considera tion is our Govern ing principle. We do everything to re llovo you of worri m.nt. Wo t!n(lersf ml BNOIKiltARS . XIMMEKMAM Undertakera Ambulance BerTls. 1'bonn Main Cor. 4th and l'uan. la Craaila, Ore, to; ':. . of" 'tret' .tSwiit.'-J, Fight Against 'Lscusts i ari'ied tO PeStS Il4tlie' An expedition Into the Kalahari denert haa been urgnntatd tiy he South Alrh'un government to din. cover tlie breeding plueeH. of Hie locusttiilhat vomc forth In the hu miner and swarm over the farm of South Africa, destroying evTy thlng tn their wake. It hi hoted eventnully to w-nd a ttmuit urniy Into ihhi dert urmed with apruy erM und all the necessary 4jul SATINS dO-inch Crepe-back Satins one of the season's most wanted materials in the l)eautiftil shades of rose, Harding blue, tan and black, at a price which offers important saving to you $2.89 . CHARMEUSE SATIN $1.98 Colors, brown, blue, black .and rose PRINCESS SATIN $U8 Colors, black, blue And brown. ' 4 54 STORES Attention! Farmers! "What is the farm home without good lights?" GET EDISON MAZDA LAMPS . For your lightinK system AT THE H. and S. ELECTRIC Phone 393-W. , 107 Depot St Blue Mountain Oregon LUMBER . A cold wind certainly . Tinds all the open places, REPAm Yom r.mnns'ns BowrriaitHiclfs Lumber Company . J .... . ., MAIN 8 - CHAIN AND BOX WOOD PHONE MAIN 547 J. 11 MIINHALU .Safely Swiftly LA GRANDE-JOSEPH STAGE LINE Baars & Coldiron, Plops. Winter Schedule (Effective October, 5th, 1924) LEAVE No. 1 , No. 8 No. 5 rare J.a Grande ..: 30 12:80 ' 3:30 , Imblor 0:1)0 1:00 4:00 $ .60 KlBln :S0 1:10 4:20 1.00 Wlnum 10:00 2:00 0:00 1.7S Wnllowa 10:40 2:40 6:40 2.25 Lostlno 11:00 8:00 ' 6:00 2.00 Enterprlso 11:30 :30 8:30 8.00 Joseph 11:60 :60 1.25 Ten per cent disjoint on Ilound Trip Tickets. LEAVI3 No. a No.. I Ko.S Far Joseph . 7:30 10:36 2:30 Kntorpiiso 7:50 10:60 2:50 I .26 Lostlna ". SMS 11:16 8:15 .66 Wallowa 8:55 1 1:85 8:35 1.00 Mlnnm :15 12:16 4:15 l.fiO KlKln . 10:00 1:00 6:00 2.26 Imbler ...10:20 1:20 6:20 8.75 La Grande . 10:60 1:60 6:50 1.25 Ten por cent discount tiHfW for HHng the pest. vtshwi the kmll of the liaro- kem tniM'. tHi in I ie wrttirn (ho dcHert, nnd were rereKed by the nuttvf chief nnil his w4fe. both drptwed tlie European fasMon and apeak lug EnghHh. Among Ihtwto nuilveu they found a group of Home fc white men und wonieti 4ring in menial cu IMictlle, 'They nre tlie demend MntH -of nonuidlc forbear who irekked -ndventurously from the Oipe, only to settle among tho IUiroken natives, wliotut workmen J9 THE ' HUB CbmfbifaUu tj on Hound Trip Tickets to till Intenta and purpow they havu become. Helilg white, by (he Iaw of the country thfiy him denlod paHiornl and aKiieultural privllegi-H, und now they wm tn have lost uil in itfuthc to move am and rwebtab lh:h thim've In u while com The sun's rays lake only eli?bt minutes lo r.-aeh the e:u-lh. ku It looks us if tiiey would be all hot and Und. If lio advertises It's eooill It, lie knows Buy This Home Seven-room mod ern house on paved street, close in. This is a real bar gain. Price $4,000.- lu B. tVFF.KS liealtor Hew l'ole,y lliiildliur Main '.,'-0 WEAVER'S TaUors, Cleaners, Dyer. And rrcGsere rnoNE main 7ta Depot Street UNION-LA GRANDE AUTO STAGE - T1MB TAJlLuH tieaye. Leave TJnlan La GnutM 8:1S A. M. 11:00 A. U.' 1:15 P. M. 0:15 V. M. Bunnaya una Unloa , l:oo P. II, La Graade 6:16 P. at. Eatnrdny Nltht Spedtata Leave . Ix-atea -Union Iia Graad. 1:00 P. It. 11:00 P. M. ,.,u Heated Oar ..'.-,,.. P. G. Iel;AP, Alanaf. ITearianartvrs. Sommer Hatal La Grande Mattress Shop and Weaving Works - Vfattresscs of all kind, .leaned and rebuilt; Feathar Renovating', Rag and Fluff Kugs made to order and tot aale. Carpet and Kug Clean ing. Furniture Ito-covering. Licensed Fuialgsto Factory Phone 424-W CIIA8. EDWARDS, Pro. BUILDING MATERIAL BAsn and noona UAltDWAHE j Grande Monde Lumber Co. A Home .Concern With . Homo Purpose MILL WOOD Greenwood Aveno. Phono M-rJJ BY .TAYLG3 r -.a ....... 3 I