La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 27, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, Janua.y 27, 1925. THE LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER H.'SVfflll The Observer Aant Ad Page The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties ros rent KOIl RENT 61 h. Modern room. 1C12 6-1-24-Jlp. .'OU HUNT modern tipl. Apt. K-room furnished IU17 Fourth. , Hub 10-l.26.tf FOR ItEKT a furnished house keeping rooms. 1308 Jackson. 8.1-34-Sltp. for rent apartment. J- 8-room furnished 20 la Klrst street. 9-1-17-tf 4- yOH RENT l'lvo room house at 2006 Cedar. Inquire. Nowlin Hook storo. . . 12-4-20-tf FOR RKNT Modern four room furnished apartment, two blocks from P. O'. Phone 223-11. . i . 13-fl-U-lr FOR PEW Modern steam heal ed Apartments. Warmest In ctty Close In. flea Archie J. Murray, Penney Bldg. lii-12-23-tfr WANTKn WaNted w. , ; -Warming. Phntle 180. . 5-1-23-81 WANTED Rewlng neatly done Phone 4.11 W. Mrs. Nora Webb ! 9-13-17-lm FOLEY TAXI LINK .Pay and ' night service. Call Mnln 773. ln.i.s.tr FOR SALE FOR SALE 1 Peautlfill six room home. , New. strictly modern. FOR SALE Reven-room modern home' com pletely f-irnlshcd, full basement with concrete floor, furnace; good location. Price f !(iiH.no. Terms. . v ... 0 For Rent A large ln-room room ins house. This place is ex eellrntly located to necommodatt hop and ijiill men. Four-room home, plastered, elty water, electric lights, located close to the 'Greenwood school. Price, 1 fioo.oO. Terms: $:.'U)ii, tmlancc at ? 2:1.00 per month. Geb.H.Currey '. v v. w 1 1 ' REALTORS 1. Real Estate Loans Insurance Business & Professional Directory Classified for Quick Reference BUSINESS DIRECTORY ATTOUNEYS . COCHRAN & EBKHHARD Geo. T Cochran and Colon R. Ebr hard, Attorneys, La Grande Na tional Rank Building. CHIROPRACTORS DR. BELLE MYERS Chiroprac tor, New Foley Building. Hours 10 to 12 a, m 2 to 5 p. m., and 1 to I p. in. DR. i, E. WpOUELL Chiroprac tor snd Naturopath. Skin and blood diseases, headaches, ap pendicitis, , backuches, rhe-linn-.tlsni, asthma, eczema, varicose veins, all kinds of Btomach, heart end , kidney trouble sue cessfully treated. Blood pressure reduced. Diseases of women and children a specialty. Suite 20, Sommer Bldg. Phone 497-W. Residence Phone 190-W. OSTEOPATHIC. PHYSICIAN OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Dr. J. L. Ingle, Osteopath, Spinal curvature and fallen arches a . specialty. Dr. Margaret Inglo. ' Osteopath. Diseases of women and feeding of Infnnts a spe cialty. Office Phone Mnln 106. Res. Phone 100-R. Sommer Bldg. PHYSICIAN-SURGEON Dr. K. L. Ralston Practice limited to the eye, ear, nose and throat, and fitting of glasses. Sommer Bldg. ; Main 778. 1-l-lm NAT ORB CURE DR. A. N. and MARY E. MAI VTLI.K Specialists In chronic diseases. Methods: Naturopath and Mechano-Therapy. Skin and blood diseases, nervous diseases, chronic headache, ecaema, scia tica, appendicitis, constipation. ' bowel trouble; all kinds of chronic diseases successfully treated. Call Main 623. May vltle Nature Cure Home, 2101 East Adams Ave. Office hours. 1 10 to 12 a. m.. 1:30 to S p. m. f Consultation Free. 1'RofkssioxaIj nr.couATon PAINTER. DECORATOR A vice, consultation and estimates free If you Intend to paint, tint paper, finish or reftnUb any Going From Door To Door That's the QliMa-slUaiied way for anyauo to find work but It's a great waste, of effort and si too leather be cause 1)0 uf tlie calls nuulo ant useless mid only iu offer good prospc4'i. The modern way to reaeli every prospect Is the Want Ail and fine door Is all yon need enter. The "ost is Miiall iiiiieh , less fhau your tlnio Ik- worth yet yon ant certain to find a Job If one exists. The n't urns are im mediate, . . "AN OBSERVEfl. WAKT 41) WlMi. I)0 IT.'. , '(dory and half, on paved street. three blocks .from high..' school 'One of the' clty'fl best locations. Garage. Terms, . -701;' M Ave. Phone 300-R. ' . ' . 30-i-19-7tp Fon SAI.K Six-room modern house. ' Kasement, furnace, oak floors, on paved street. Price tltMii.on. 9700.00 down bal ance terms. 220f Cedar. 20-l-24-7tp FOR RAI.K Roman beauty culla. 7fic sack. Geo. H. Chapman. 10-i-24-:tp LOST LOST A pearl nocl.lace, Liberal reward. Iteturn to Eugene M1I lerlng. . l0-lG-3tp LOST Gray undernrnx pocltet hook bet ween I a O rande and Hot Lake. Howard! Iteturn to 1809 Wash. 25-l-2G-at Tur's i:n i? me Generates I.lglll tor tnure inuiii SEATTLK (AP). Christmas light va3 furnished residents of gers. He also .agreed to certain re Vashon Island, In P jgct Sound ' strict lona as to ordinary flying and by the ocean-going tug Roosevelt I to the condition of his plane, which carried Robert K. Perry! The acceptance of the code does north to a point whence be sledar-1 not affect stunt flying hy aviators ed to reach the North Pole, April w hile In the nlr alone or in motion G, 1909. A power cable to the la-' picture or other commercial :Work land had hesn wrecked In a storm. ' calling ror it, . but refers, only to Two hundred horse power was safely of passengers und to con Bencrated by the Roosevelt's steam slderatlon of .persona on the. engine-which enabled . more, than 1.000 Vushon clllzens to have bright Christinas after the Island 1! had been In darkness five, days. building. Interior and exterior jobs neatly done. For better jobs call J. Luudy. Phone 481-W J 0-22-1 m FRATERNAL DIRECTORY L. O. O. M. 1& Grando .odge No. 350 Loyal Order of Moose, ho'.ds regular . meetings every " Thursday night at 8 p. ni. at Odd Fellow,' hall. T:ie Women's Mooseheart Legion No. 198 meets every second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Vis itors welcome. Dr. A. N. Mnyvllle, Dictator. Harold Lund, Secretary. B. P. O. ELKS La Urnnde Lodge No. 43 8. Lodge meets each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Home and club privileges cheer fully extended to all Brother Elks. Lester Bramwell, Exalted Ruler. Mood Eckley, Secretary, MODERN WOODMEN OF AMER ICA La Grande Camp No. 7708 meet on the first Thursday eve ning, or eacn montn, in tne k. or P. hall. Visiting Neighbors welcome. Roy B. Bennett. V. C. Jake Rostock, Clerk. WOODMEN OP1 THE WORLD La Orande Camp No. ICS. Meets every first and third Monday nights at Eagles ball. AH vis iting Neighbors welcome. Dues payable at office of the Clerk, Rooms 91-21, La Orande Na tional Bank Building. T. Reece, C. C. R. J. Kitchen. Clerk. . A. F. and A. M. La Orande Ledge No. 41, A. F. and A. M. holds regular meetings first ,and third Fridays at 7:10 p. m. Cordial - welcome to all Masona. J. L. Ingle. W. M. A. V. Llndgren, Secretary. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS r Red Cross Lodge No. 27 meets every Monday evening in Castle ball (K. of P. Hall), at I p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Kntgnts. C. I.. Brry. C. C. C. U tlrnhnm, K. R. 8. O. E. 8. Hope Chapter No. 13. J. E. S. holds stated rornmunlra- tlon the second and fourth Wed nesdays of e.irh month at 1:00 p. m. Vl.ltlng members cordially welcomed. Maude E. Fberhard. W. M. Florence Bacon, Secretary, NEW TODAY NOTICE. Classified Want Ada are strict ly CASH IX AHVAXCE; copy must be In not later than a. m. date of Insertion. Rates: 2o per word for each insertion. LOST Pair of men's gloves. Find er call W9-JY ' . . 8-l-27-3t LOST Between How man -I licks mill and Smith's gnrago, one lleavy tire chain off a wood truck Finder please call Main : f.47. 20-1-27-lt FOR HAI.Ii (- Melody" lluarher BUMiphniie. silver finish, practi cally new. 8u5 N Avenue. .13-1-27-Stp FOP. PALK Ill-Inch .wood. $S and a per cord. Phone tW.I. 10-1-27-r.tp FOR SAl.K per cord. 1 li-lnch wood Phone' 101 M. f '.i.r.n ... 8-l-27-3tp FOR HUNT Two Mil, nil house-. . keeping rooms. Phone 104 M. : 8-l-2i-2li FOR RKNT only. 1307 -Apartment. Ailnltn Penn Avenue. . . 0-l-27-:itp FOR RF.NT Two room npirl inent, running vvr. One block from P. O. 1914 Third. , . 12-l-27-2tp FOIt It K NT Site IV O. -Modern rooms, oppo J!i(i8 Fourth. 8-1-27-Mi. Aviators Dar stunt Fljlni , . While. CaiT.vl)i PasstMiaors LOS ANaKI.KS (API More Ihun thtrly civilian dvliitors 01 bouthern California have organiz ad and Issued a safety code gov erning flylnc (vhlle carrying . pas sengers. ... Kach aviator assenting to the i-'"" " '""""' in stunt flying with any P"ssen-: ground. , Merchants of Franco .Show Interest In dnpuncM! Trade TOKIO (AD. A French busi ness mission,- led by the vice mT.i Istor of commerce, will reach Yok ohama the latter part of March on hoard tle French liner Paul l.uka. The members of the party will alt he representative owners of factories, and heads of big com panies. Thoy have In view the promotion of Franco - Japanese ""lenosnip ana me development commercial interests bet wein me 1 wo notions. t Man has a new substitute for tea und coffe, but tea ami eorr-'e packers have been 'Jtiiug subsll tuten for yearn. CURED WITHOUT SURGERY MY METHOD of treating Piles, recogiozed asco successful, bnoiv airgfcal. No Inconveniences, embarrass sientsorconfirieinentduringtreatiTients, Dne may come and go about his duties ss usual. Relief U apparent from the renr tint, and I positively GUAR AN to cure any case of Files or refund cUe patlear'a fee. If toq will write to me 1 will send you my FREE book on Piles and other Rectal aad Colon disor ders. DEAN. M.D.. Inc MHTpwwcmcES' scattlc offices: O TM 'MAI IN 6TM AND PIMif MAMTH POP Pop how Do sou like agk,'?MT5 JEW PARTS DRE'jS -1 MADE IT ALL MS SELF! f I -v i OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo La Grande "Masked Dancer" at, Sherrys Today ;' And Tomorrow'. ; ' . -Film followers wlio hnve' heart Hy npproved the work of Helene Chndwlck In "llrothers I'nder the Pkln" and other big1 photoplay successes, will, hnve an opportunity of heaping additional pia!.scs 'on this beuullrul and talented young , shrrrv. Mpr lU test picture Is "The Masked Jane er." In It Miss f'hndwlck Is said to hnve a role of greater possi bilities than any "she has ever enacted on the screen. "The Masked Dancer" offers a double treat In that Lowell Sher man Is featured with Miss Chad wick. The hitler plays the part of a young writer's . wife Who be 'gtrm to nfiTipet--hiir--vhPn ho meets a beautiful and talented cnbnrot dancer who always wears n ninsk, TiVtllmi-itirr n r.l.i n final inn miir-ilni? in a palatial borne, the dancer ul - lows the writer to remove her rnu pfp WprlnPGntr mask and reveals herself as his ltieaiei WeaUeSQay. There follows n series of dm- accord with the popular pol- mollo thrills, precipitated by. the. jcyfjiransferrlng remarkable nov fact the wife, while Ip mask, hns eis to tlm screen, Ouidn's dramatic nlso won the love of a sinister: story "Hlruthmare" has been pro Knst Indian prince. There is plen-. dueed as n photoplay hy William ty of action furnished biforc 'the, odd triangle is finally adjustel. Lowell Shennnn appears1 In the role of the prince and TisHo A'ls- len i ne nustmnu. i .. Tn upport Is a brilliant cast af lirominent -players. Included among those who appear are Jos eph King, : Arthur HniiKinau, Craig, Mme. Andtep, Itoslna Llu daml. Iorethy Kindlon, Alyce Mills nnd Helene Ward.' fluron King directed and John "Lyi-eh adapted the story from I.odolph Lothnr's celebrated story, "The Woman .with the Mask." "Peter ran" Showing at Arcade Today. "petrr Pun." the boy who wouldn't grow up. has rome toj tnke you tn the land of malf-bo-! llevr on the scrcn, The Herbert TJrennn-Parnmonnt i production of James M. Ilnrric's' immortal fantasy s ono of the j cleanest, cleverest nnn" most enter- ; talnlng pletnns you've ever been , jiven hf opportunity to see. j rietty Prnnson, selected by Hnr- , rle litmfelf to portray th title role , heads n strong cast of featured j nlnvers which Includes Ernest Tor- j rence. rvrll Phadwlck. Virginia j Brown Fnlro nnd Anna May Wong, j No need to go Into the story here. Willis Ooblbeek wrotp the ' screen play which telln of a little j liov who always wanted to remnln : voung and have fun. He riles ihrough the nursery window of n modern -da v home, tenches the thre children ho finds theo how to fly nnd carries them off to his mw J ' . t t my. t v. -JFj !; l v M.M II I mm "HORIZONTAL" 1 '1 Theatres underground homo and the I.lttle Iosfe Boys in tho - Never Never Ijind. Tho 'picture shows, as the stage production never could, their ad ventures with the Indians and pi rates. Kvery word picture tho au thor painted in the story has been visualized on tho screen even to the children flying over the house tops. Itoy I'omeroy, who obtained such marvelous effects In "Tho Ten Commandments." saw 1 to this. You've never witnessed - anything Miilte like It before In: your life and it will be a long time, before you see such a picture again. Go see "Peter Fan," then you'll understand why the piece has been playing to standing room only for the paHt twenty-one years on the legitimate stage. Others In tho cast of ;tho pro duction' include Esther Ralston, George All, Mary llrlun. Philippe de Lacey nmT Jaclr lyruri-hy. V "Flames of Desire" iCoiTling to Star Fox, that specialist in motion pic tare adapt al Ion from striking works of literature, and It will be seen at the Star theater during the hitter nuW nf thn week hctrin 1 nlng Wednesday, under tlie til e '"lames of Desire. ) Denisnii f'Mft, who directed the moilnn pict ure virslon of "This Freedom." from t he novel by' A. S. M. Hutchinson, supervised the making of "FInmcH of 1 lesire," Wyudliam tundlng lias the lead tup limb' role in the prodnrHon Snodgrass Zimmerman Undertakers Ambulance Service Phone Main 62 Corner 4th and Penn T TORN AROUND AND Jj ) 4 I ' -v , f . I I ' , " 1 " ' '-v ; ? LET MC SEE fjjrr ,. , NOVMSTEP I ' ' : pOTTl Iffl M0VI STAV IN ::. Ltheback-J V S forward -J fft n 11 H there till ; ik AM mk J : u L,:: w und playing opponlta him In the principal feminine part a lurlon Vavasour, the courtesan heart wreckers, U Plana Milter. Othrn in the cast are Richard Thorpe, Frank l.eifjh. Georga K. Arthur, Jackie SuundorH, l-'rances Beaumont, Hayford Hobhs, Charles Clary and KuKt'nia Clllbert. Vvvr fiction works created great er atir in literary circles than "Htrat)ioret" here, and abroad. A newapirper poll dealKned to reveal the popularity of contemporary novels avaUHble for screen adapta tion placed the book from which Imuttn of Ueaire" Is taken well to Ihrt top of the Hat. Cmh'Iis Favor Continued lleer. l'littt Heirtdatloii by (iovemment VltAGt'B (AIM. A row over the price of ; -beer Is t he chhf topic of public Interest In the Czech capital these days. The breweries and the saloon and reii taurnnt keepers want to see the decree of the ministry of food rescinded, by which a maximum price Is set upon the beverage and the calculation of costs la madi hy the government. The liijuor Interests want to do their own ciilcututlni?, and to charge what ever the traffic will hear. In sharp opposition to thorn ore the con sumers' organisation!, which have urged the. retention of govern mi-lit regulation. A re cent public, hearing held hy the ministry of food broke Mp n a row, both nldea becoming so em hlllered that the goveruim-nt rep resentative, l'r. Ira, had to close it with the rnark that lio would report th urguuiepls of batiHUU'H to tlie m(nls!'r f food. llnwniinn Incnnie 'rnCN. Inr'. HONor.TTI.U (AP).- The terri tory of Hawaii paid into the Unit ed States treamiry during the flK cal year ended June ,lu, l!24. In dividual Income lanes of lii.U2 1.- and mi.scelanious taxes of $77 5.Hf..'.. making a grand total nf $fi,7!)it,777, according to official figures released by the collector of internal revenue. The total Individual income ttuc payment exceeded tho payments of each of 12 slates in the union, announcement said. The diplomatic thing to say when she Is dieting is, "Are you trying to reduce your weight or gain weight ?" Purity Bread . MADE CLEAN - SOLD CLEAN From the mlxor tho dough Is placed Into "atl-ateol troughs," assuring the consumer of cleanliness and sweetness through put the process of ageing the do'jgh. Wo uro glad to announce to the public that , . our products can now be bought at Tho Pal aco Confectionery. . $ La Grande Bakery K. J. McWILMAMS, Owner Tlie Only Independent llMlierj In l,a Crnnrtft. BLUE ItlHHON IIHFAD SIH'KRI''IMS DREAD Eighth Message Why pay more? You can buy tin .'. ESSEX or a HUDSON COACH for less. Lcdbettcr Garage ' ' . 1408 Atlanta Avenue NOW FOLKS We have to offer a good assortment of I.'wd Sewing Machines, ' Blx.iJiM - wim i s . m:w homf.s - 11:10 ' I.OXO OH ROTARY SliriTI.K I'roin f.l.OO in t KI.HO " WE III: V, SI .1,1, OR TltADF. Furniture Fir and Jefferson Blue Mountain " R P Jii.it what yon want for Bowman-Hicks CHAIN AND ROX WOOI 1'IIONE MAIN 5U . J. Ii. MliNMAl.L An -'Apex" 1- 1 1 1 Mrs, Helen Paul'Turdy vt TiiIhu, Okla., found herself a part of fatal "triangle." Her divorced hus band. G. E. Purdy, shot and killed E. S. JIutehiMHon, wealthTtsa lumberman, whom he claimed broke up his home.1 New Army Vlnue. Carries Fight I'nlicnM und Kui'Kcon SAN FUANFIKCO, AP The army Is extending Us , air ambu lance service ami has designed n .plane Hint ' will carry at least fight . patient, a h irgcou and ti pilot, It was announced recently at t'rissy Field .here, , . The nriny has In commission nt present an aerhil limhulaurc' thtit will hold two patients and a sur geon In nddltlnn to the pilot. The plane Is so constructed that tt Is easy to load am) union d path-iils. The Burgeons situ In tin tenter between the patients, uml ,y the use of levers can movi them backward or forward. Thus he is enabled to reach any pa if j ot a patient's body, to adjust baud- ages or admlnster medicine. The local hospital plane is cal led the rescue ship and Is avail able for Hervlcn at a moment's notice, According to aviation headquar ters, the United States was tho first, nation tto begin the trans portation of the sick and wounded by air. Exchange Phone 474-J Oregon Lumber E C I A I, " a garage floor fiood Price, Lumber Company s I III MAIN 8 Olynipia Oyster Cocktails In Season afc ' : THE LOTTES 1118 Jefferson Ave. Buy A ' Lot In FOLF.V ADDITION . Tho new Foley Addi tion la now. open, call und pick out your lot. R. WFF.RS Keallnr No Foley llullillnc lulu 7:itf II no ad vert lscs It, he luiowa ll'S BOXMlt WEAVER'S Tailors, Cleaners, Dyera And l'rt'.sscrs l'HONK MAIN 733 Ih'pot Ktrort La Grande . Mattress Shop and ; Weaving Works i(J Mattresses of all kinds ' Cleaned und rebuilt: Feather Renovating. Hag and Fluff Hugs made to order and for snl. Carpet arid Hig CUi lag. Furniture Ro-covorlnff. Uccnsed Fiitulgatcr. Factory Phone 424-W ; CTrASVlTnrATthS, rryn. union-la Grande -.' auto stage TIME TAI1M3 ' leaves , ljeavm Vnldii l.a t;rande 8:16 A. M. 11:00 A. M. 1:16 1'. M. ' 6:16 P. M. Stimlaya Icaves leaves ' Union l a (irande 1:00 P. M. 6:16 P, M. ; Haliirdny Kliilit Specials , Tenves l,euvea l iilon ; Ia (irnillll) 7:00 P, M, 11:00 P. M. llcnteil t'nvn P. a, Ili l.AI", Mnnager lloniltliiiliicrH, Solilliler llfjlel BUILDING MATERIAL HASH AMI DOORH IIARIIWAKK Grande Ronde Lumber Co. A Home Concern With llumo Purpose BlILIi WOOD Oreennood Avenue I'hoiio M-73a BY TAYLOR II m CrV"1