La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 21, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text"Wednesday, January 21, 1025. THE IS GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAG! The Observer Want Ad Page The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties FOK RENT FOH RENT S-room furnished i apartment. 2013 First street. f 9-X-lT-tf FOR RENT Five room house at r 2005 Cedur. Inquire Newlln Book store. , 12-1-20-tf liOIl RENT Modern four room furnished apartment, two blocks ' from I. O. I'hone 223-U. IV 13-1-13-tf FOR RENT Two room furnished apurtment. 161H Adams. Phone ? 267-J. ' 10-1-8-tf FOR RENT Modern steam heat ed npnrtinnnts. Warmest In city, .f Closoln. See Archie J. Murray, '! Penney nine. 1 -1 !-!-lfn FOR SALE FOR SALE Beautiful six room j home. New, slrlclly modern. - story and half, on paved street, i three blocks from hish srhool T Ope of the eily's bt-st loeallons. Garage. Terms. 701 M Ave. 4 Phone :iO!i-lt. sn.i.iii.Ttp WANTED WANTED By experienced' girl. housework. .Phone 611-J. 1-1-20-31 WANTED Woman for housework. r J'ernuKneiit place. Must he steady' !'; Vione Main f!i7 helore 6 p. m. ' 1 r. 1 . in ). Small Farm Will Take In Modern La Grande Home 80 acres In Cove. Mill Creek funs through the place. Good 6- IV om hojse, good barn, two mod ern poultry houses, hog house, etc, J2 acres In hay, 7 ncrea in grain, fejiilonce In family orchard, garden, berries and pasture. Highway $uns by the place: Just a few fclocks from the business center, et Just outside city limits. This b a very desirable home nicely tocated. Shade trees; all clear Bo mortgages. Owner will con jhier exchfrne-fng for a modern feome in- La Grande as part pay ment. jj Since Cove Is now connected ith the Oregon Trail at Union ami La Grande, watch Cove grow. iGeo.H.Currey Real Estnto Loans Insurance Business & ProfessiQual Directory Classified for Quick Reference BUSINESS DIRECTORY ATTORNEYS 'COCHRAN & EnKHHAllD Goo.) I T. Cochran and Colon 11. Kber-, a 1 hard, Attorneys, l.a Grande Na-; -- tlunal Hunk llullilliiK. ; 1 CHIROrilACTORS BELLE MYERS Chlroprac- i tor,- New Foley Hulldlng. Hours 10 to 12 a. m., 2 lo 5 p. in., and 7 to 8 p. m. K. J. E. WOODEUv Chlroprac- or and Naturopath. Skin and blood diseases, headaches, ap pendicitis, backaches, rheuma tism, nst hum, ecxeina, varicose veins, all kinds of , stomach, heart and kidney trouble suc cessfully treated. Blood pressure reduced. Diseases of women and children a specialty. .Suite 20, Sommer Bldg. Phone 4!t7-W, Residence IMione 1 00-W. OSTEOPATHIC PIIVS1CIAX fiSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Dr. J. L. Ingle, Osteopath, Spinal curvature and fallen arches a specialty. Dr. Margaret Ingle, Osteopath. Diseases of women' anA feeding of Infants a spe cialty. Office Phone Main 10C. Rs. Phone 10G-R. Somrner Hldg. HY8ICIAN-SLHGEON Dr. F. L. Ralston Practice limited to the eve. ear. now and throat, and f AfiUIng of glasses. Somrner Rldg. Main 778. 1-l-lm Jf.VrrRE CVRE R. A. N. and MARY E. MAT VILLE Specialists In chronic diseases. Methods: Naturopath snd Mechano-Therapy. Skin and blood diseases, nervous diseases, chronic headache, eczema, scia tica, appendicitis, constipation. bowel trouble; all kinds of chronic diseases guceessf-illy tr-atM. Call Main 62S. May vllle Nature Cure Home, 2101 East Adams Ave. Office hours. 10 to 12 a. in.. 1:30 to 6 p. m Consultation Free. MlOrTRSIOXAIj ni'.COH ATOU IPAINTER. DECORATOR Ad- yiee, roiiKultntion and et imaiM Yr IP vim ln(..n,l in nit fit tint. 1 "paper, finish or reflnib any Have You A Want Ad In Today? If you have, don't forget to take advantage or the 33 1-8 discount for H mem within three tluys af ter you place your unlcr. It's worili saving and It eliminates the expense of collect Injr small aniuiiuls jy our office. Vse th phone lo Kve .us your Want Ad copy lull keep the discount In mind. "AS OBXKRVKII WANT " Alt WILL DO IT." WANTKD Men nml women to he appointed to Govt, clerkships In Oregon. Washington and Idaho WANTED Hewing ueutly Uuilw. Phone 434 W. Mrs. Nora Wenb. 9-12-17-lni FOLEY TAXI LINE Doy and night Bervlce. Call Main 7 7H. in.i-n.tr Ilcrlhi Applmuls (.ratofully TnneTnl Mush of Lost Century IIRUMN (AP) As If in nhnrp ronlrasl to ihe tilt ra modern ten deneiPR recently obnervuble In the flrst-nlghls at the Stanlsoper, the DnutoheB Opernhaus, nnotjier of Merlin's four operatic Institution! has gone back to the fifties of the past century for a first -night, by producing Adolpbe Adam's romie oponi. "If I Were King." This rHum to the melodious, uncom plicated, charming airs of Ihe age of Cheruhlni, Auber, llcrold, Flo low and ponizetii Is the more sig nificant as it also marks the grad ual return of French opera to the German stage. In Its modern dress, with all the lalest technical possibilities of the hi ago hrought Into play, Adam's opr-ra. was a decided success and numerous repetitions are planned. One of old Chris Columbus men shouted. "I see dry land." That was buck in 141'2. The land hasn't been dry since. We know a man whose home would be much huppier If she hiadhfnmrriM sucll "a" fross hiis- bund. building. Interior and exterior Jobs neatly done. For better Jobs call JLundy. Phono 481-W 10-22-lm FRATERNAL DIRECTORY . O. O. M. La Grande lodge No. 350 Loyal Order of Moose, holds regular meetings every Thursday night at 8 p. in. at Odd Fellows' hall. The Women's Mooseheart Legion No. SiD meets every Becond and fourth Thursdays fit each month. Vis itors welcome. Dr. A. N. Mayvllle. Dictator. Harold Lund, Secretary. H. P. O. ELKS La Grande Lodge No. 43 8. Lodge meets each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Home und club privileges cheer filly extended to all Brother Elka. Lester Bramwell, Exalted Ruler. Mood Eckley, Secretary. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMKR. ICA La Grande Camp No. 77o8 meets on the first Thursday eve ning of each month. In the K. of P. ball. Visiting Neighbors welcome. Ray S. Bennett, V. C. Jake Rostock, Clerk. WOODMEN OP THE WORLD La Grande Camp No. 169. Meets every first and third Monday nights at Eagles halt. All vis iting Neighbors welcome. Dues payable at office of the Clerk, Rooms 1 1-22, La Grande Na tional Bank Building. E. E. Silvia, C. C. R. J. Kitchen, Clerk. A. F. and A. M. La Grande Lodg No. 41, A. F. and A. M. holds regular meetings first and third Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Masons. J. L Ingle, W. M. A. V. Lindgren, Secretary. KNapHTS OK PYTHIAS Red Cross Lodg-e No. 17 meets every Monday evening In Castle bail (K. or P. Hall), at I p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knlirhts. C. r.. Brry. C. C. C. I Graham, K. R. S. O. K. ft Hope Chapter No. II. O. E. ft holds stated communica tion the second and fourth Wed nesdays of each month at 8:'to p. m. Visiting members cordially welcomed. Mniide K. I:ierhnrd. W. M. F-or-nce itneon, Jf cretary. NEW TOD AT? NOT1CK. Classified Want Ads are strict ly CASH IN ADVANCE; copy must be tn not later than ( a, in. date of Insertion. Bates: 2c per word fur each Insertion, FOR RENT 6 -room house fur- nlshed. Basement, garage, wood shed, garden. Cove Hall St. 13-1-21-ltP t. 8. JOBS OPEN Men and wo men, 18 to 70, to be appointed Govt, clerks tn Ore., Wush., and Idaho as result of civil-service test on Feh.21. Start $1Gill. No exp. Write G. Cook. Civil Ser vice Instructor, U4fi 1'u. Ave., Washington, 1). C, for free In formation. " 4i!-l-IM-3tp j FOR RENT Modern apartment, i furnished. 1214 W Avenuv. 7-1-21-ltp' FOR SALE Two clarinets, A and j B flat. First class condition. Al bert's System. I'rlceil $15 each with case. I'hone 31 3 W. 2-1-2 1-31 ! FOR RENT Front sleeping room. 904 Wash. 7-1-21-2 FOR RENT Two room apart nient furnished for light house keeping. I'i'lfi M Avenue. 12-l-21-:itp FOR SALE Hodge sednn. $150.00 Call at J. B. l.indsey's Cablnel Shop. 1302 O Ave. 12-1-21-ltp itAwi.n Mi:in' ilanm:i TRINEVEILLE, Oro. Mem bers of Crook county post No. 29. American Legion, nre enthusiastic over the prospect for a banner convention of the American Le gion of Oregon here June 25 to 27 Inclusive. The Crook honnty Rportsmen'H nfsocjatfon has ugreed to supply a regular buekaroo breakfast to the delegates on tho open range at an early hour. Word has been received from Eugene that 150 ex-service men will attend from there, including a 40-piece drum and bugle corps, 20-piece orchestra and 15-votce buster glee club. Salem and Port land will supply a 30-pleee drum corps each, while La Grando will supply. a 15-piece drum corps and Veronia a 10-plece one. More than $1500 has been subscribed by local business men an a preliminary fund and various lodges will assist In entertaining. St. LojIs woman who was given one dollar In breach of promise suit found her promise wasn't worth much. More than a thousand families live in one. New York apartment, so wouldn't you hale to be the janitor? We Offer Many choice building lots, located in all parts of the city. Prices and terms lifiht. La Grande Investment Company BONDED REALTOna Reliable Agent for It-llsbl. Insantnoe Comps.nl-. '101 adunj Ave. Mln Tut HAAFM POP f 5 CrilCK HERE'S B'-iCHOF ( . &0SH 8U5IWe55 19 PlCKlN)' i' - -"S H00RAWPOP Sif:- 'Ch f: J L DlDM'T 6cM L HD IT H : THCMANO .F WOU FIND ANV jsj2-.. --W 1 500 ' ' V I iT " jfZ 7 fgff - Li& ... -fp -L. -Vl 6)."' H 1 rVv hi mMMlimll ljMJJ feMtffl j OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo ( 3SSM TOPE'S RPSR R,CHr TUCPS All?, y- TYP&lRl-TSR, j Irr-rrrl FOR. IT A3 vj-avt-., 5t) I r CWZI TROU8I-C, ANO THE vJfcU-i otHce Some Tim's- Jy BY HUIMTI VP ToSWS MY 11 YOU WICU NOTICS - ol - r- -1 out pog you : La Grande Universal Produces Carter's "Tornado" With Peters Starring. The biggest scene In "The Tor nado," Fnlversal-Jowel, coming to the Star theatre next Friday de picts the star. House Pelers, strug gling with superhuman determina tion to break n gigantic log jam that threatens by damming up the river to cause the destruction of a little settlement. In order to obtain the logs and the river together It was necessary for the company to go on location rpi Wnnnn Who In- Idaho, along the St. Joe river, r lie VV Oman WJ10 The result Is said to be one of thelFooled HeVSelf" at most stupendous scenes ever shown on a screen. "The Tornado" wus adapted from Lincoln J. Carter's famous emo tional melodrama of tho same name. It tells the story of a man$Ml0 0(l(l ((n thft mr! (ir't trt;n8. who seeks to lose his Identify and; heal the wtounds of his heart by terrific toil In the North Woods. His great strength; ami forceful temper cause him to be known a "Tornado." There comes the time when he meets there in the woods tho wo mun he believed unfaithful and at I lie same times comes the storm that threatens death and destruc tion to a little settlement of log gers and their families unless Ihe log jam Is broken. "Tornado" breaks the Jam and is swept away, apparently to his death, but fate saves him, and out. of the turmoil he staggers against tho ruins of n bridge which has collapsed carrying" Into the river the train on whleh the woman and her husband had fled. "Tornado" saves tin woman after a terrible struggle. Peters is supported by a cast that Includes Ruth Clifford as leading woman, Richard Tucker, Suits'. Ed wards, Kate Price, Charlotte Stevens, Jackie Morgan, Hick Sil i herlnnd and Fred (in in hie. 100,000 Cattle Used in "Sundown." "Sundown," First Nntlonnl's long-expected drama of the west, which proved to be th most pretentious effort of that com pany's own producing 'inlts, comes to the Arcnde Theatre beginning Thursday. "Sundown" is an orlglnol story written by Enrl Hudson, supervis or of First National Productions. The story unfolds the dramatic theme of the passing of the Old West before t he ndvonce of cul tivation. This Is. Incidentally, cur rent, history, since the encroach ment on the unfe'need ranges of the Southwest recently caused American cattlemen to unite their beards and drive- them across the Rio (Srnndo Into Mexico, and It was these scenes which were film- . Theatres ed by First National tn be Incor porated In "Rundown." Never again will such hige herds be seen in the Cntted States More than lOO.uoo head of cattle will he seen winding their way in this great production. . The human players who enact their roles against a background of awe-lnsptring grandeur and Im mensity are:' Hohurt . Hosworth, Ressle Love, Roy Stewart. Charlie Murry, Arthur Hoyt, Charles S-l-lon, Charles H, Crockett, Iter nurd Randall, Wilfrid North, Hal Wil son und dere Austin. Sherrys Today Only. RpanlRh nrt nulhorltlps placed Ilia t.fi litnttn nt n i.urivl inn t.l v ures- that kind and generous res idents of 1'orto Rico loaned pro-1 ducer Edward A. MacMan is when i he made Charles A. Loglte's story, "The Woman Who Fooled Her-1 self" In the Went indies, wlth May Allison and Robert Ellis co-i featured In the photoplay. " Among a rtlcles used Is the fa mous Governor's chair from the palace at San Juan, it bus been used since the. time of Columbus and Is supposed to haye been pre sented to the City by Queen Isa bella. A "tapestry which dates back to the moorish occupation of i Hniiln ilcenni t i'H one (if t he wjlIIh of a hacienda set. And there Is L, r,ril,.irv n..riv n iiu.iiKim.i venin nl rl loaned by the Pro-Cathedral,-and a bell bro ight over from Spain In Hie time of Columbus. From one of Ihe oldest families on t he Island came a magnificent lace canopy whleh adorned the Snodgrass & Zimmerman Undertakers Ambulance Service Phone Main 62 Comer 4th and Penn 27 YEARS AGO llaily Morning Observer, January 20, 1S9S Mr. and Mrs. John Rog-i ers moved to Hllgard Monday front; I.a Grande. Messrs. C. M. and G. T. Stack-1 land, two fruitmen of the Cove, nre In the eliy visiting their brother, A.! StueUland, the painter. H. F. McClosUey, while working with a gang plow on the Tom Wade place near Summervllle slipped iind fell striking his head In a way to cut a large gash which re,'.ilied liberal allowance of court plus- ter to bring the edges sufficiently near to allow of healing. A. . Conley and wife were th the city yesterday. Geo. Miller of the Sundrldge wus In the city yesterday. C. H. Itidwe. of the Pioneer f louring .miii t o., was in ine city yesterday. George Chandler relurned from Wyoming a few days ago bringing with hint fifty hend of Hereford heifers, which he purchased from the Inter Ocean herd. He drove the heifers out to his Wingvllb farm. Tuesday evening despite thi1 blustering of the snow storm sev eral sleighs loaded with pleasure seekers, iireordlng to arrangements started for Summervllle tt) enjoy the double .delight of an evening's sleighing and dunelng. Among those who constituted the party were Mr. nd Mrs. J. II. Peare, Fred Moore, J. V. Ross, t'has. Wea ver, William Itynearson. Fred See. ley. and Dr. and Mrs. R. U Lin coin, Misses F.iTt llalhv, Hlaneh Hanson, Lulu llenson, M:iry Tall. Lena Merry, Lniigl'ord Elledge, Stella Huston. Mary Summers. Mlaneh I'avann, A llle Stephens, Mesdaines T. N. Murphy. C. Shel- kntghlly conch of the early Al fonsos; and tlie wife of President, of the American Colonial Hank lu San-Juan loaned some Spanish armor and tapestried chairs which will ultimately become the prop erty of the Ni;w York Metropol itan Museum. Comedy Showing "Maud Miller." Puriiy Bread MADE CLEAN - SOLD CLEAN From the mixer tho dough Is placed Into "all-steel troughs," assuring the consumer of cleanliness and Bweetncss through out the process of ageing the do jgh. Wo nro glnd to announce to the public that our products can now be bought at Tho Pal ace Confectionery. La Grande Bakery K. J. McWILIJAMS, Owner '' ' ' The Only Independent Jlnkciy In La Grande. BLUE KimiON BREAD -KUPEIU-'I N ti HREAI Eighth Message 1 Why pay more? You can Iniy nn ESSEX or a HUDSON COACH for less. Lcdbettcr Garage Mild Ailains Airline Now Is The Time- To (Jet Your Yearly Supply of White Dinnerwaro, At Greatly Kcducctl Prices. . We liuy, Sell or Trade New and Used gg"" Household (,'ood.H. - Furniture Exchange Fir and Jefferson Phone 471-J Blue Mountain Oregon Lumber YOU DO TIIF. Pl.ANNINfl A.M WK'I.Ii HO TUB I'l.AMNO. Bowman-Hicks Lumber Company BIAI.N 8 CHAIN AM) IlOX WOOIt IMIONE MAIX 517 I. I. ML'MIAI.L ton. Messrs. Frank Mend. A. IV Un lit, J. R. l.e.avltte. G. Talt. Fled ' Tall, Robert Masterson. Ellis Klrt ( ley, James Murphy. Frank Child- ers, Ed Wright, Chus. MebiuisU Jiiy Van Hurne, Wood Herry. Je Can and Will Tall. The baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stewart of Cnlon. was in terred Saturday in the Rose Ridge cemetery at Covo. Cove Fifteen members of the'K. O. T. M. lodge, with their Initla ling team, went lo l.a Grande Sat urday evening to assist in lodge work. VnUm Born, in Vnton, to ' the wile of Owen itussle. a son. Fath er and mother are rejoicing and all Is well. J. W. Sills and M. J. Duffey of Cove, were In I'ntou Tuesday on business. CLKAVER l-'lfil RES SCOVTKl) CtREC.ttT CITY, Ore. William J, Wilson, who left olflco the first of the year after serving for ten years, declared following the pub lished report of George L. Cleaver, state prohibition commissioner, that the fine totals pertaining to chteknimiM county credited 1 t)e slate UKi'til's activities covered the work of the sheriffs office, the just tee. courts of the county and COUSlnhle'M offleeM to Home estenl. From a total or $24,730.70 re ported by Cleaver ns rolleeteil as llle result nl uhite nejelllH work til the county, the ex -sheriff said that j ho knew nt least $rIM)0 of the amount was the result of the work of his office. OU LANDMARK lt.l.l llool) RIVER. On..-- A laud mark disappeared here when work men nizeil iho spire of tin old I'nlted Hrethren ehureh which wus hnlit in 1S!i;t. The old bell, whleh II yea r.H ago tolled at (he death of ellleiiM or rang lu the new year, will be removed from Ihe belfry. It was rung the lust time to usher in the year i wan. The old ehureh building which has not been used for religious purposes foil 1 1 years, was re cently purchased by Albert Kndg, a local contractor. The structure will be entirely remodeled and con verted Into a. modern apartment house. j Tho only, man who con say bend Is dirty ami gi t away with It Is the barber. Zf The boy or luduy eeiii L untt to leave Kiito tiai'Ks on the. sundd of time instead of (outprims. Olympia Oyster Cocktails In Season at THE LOTTES , ' 111S Jefferson 'Ave. Buy U Lot l--OI,l:V ADDITION Tlio, th w ro!y AiMt tlon Is nn optn. roll unil pick out your lot. S. WEHK8 ' Itcnltiir loli'y Itullclloe niuiu 7:tu WEAVER'S Tailors, Clcnncrs, lyTS And Pressors 111 IKK MAIN 7ft3 Depot StrtH't La Grande Mattress Shop and " - Weaving Works Mattresses of nil kinds cleaned and rebuilt; Feather Renovuting. Rag and Fluff Jugs made to order and for sale. Carpet and Rug ing. Furniture Re-covering;, Licensed Fiimlgatcr. Factory Phone 421-W CIIAH. I'.bWAUDH, I'rop, UNION-LA GRANDE AUTO STAGE TI.Mi; T.MIII'! Lrnvos l.rnvoa t'uiim l.a Ci-niiflo 8:15 A. M". 11:ci0 A. M. 1:15 1. M. 6:10 1'. M, Sundays Lrnvrs T.rnvca t.'nlitn I.a (irnntfq, 1:00 P. M. 6:15 I. M. Klltlll-iliiy Xlultt 8mtIiiIh licnves l.rnvcs Vnlnti T.n (immlo 7:oo i. M. ii:oo 1'. M. i'nti'i Vnv . V. C. I). I Al', MntinKPr llliliilnrli-i-Mt Sonimi-r llotrl BUILDING MATERIAL hash am) hooks iiakiiuaui: Grande Ronde Lumber Co. A Ilnmr i'flnNrn Willi K Jlmnu l'urpcise MILL WOOD Gn-riiwond Ai'fiilie riiinii! m-:;'.j BY TAYLOR