La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 19, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textn. i j Thursday. February 19. 1925. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSErVeU PAGE SEVEW The Observer Want Ad Page The Market Place tof Union and Wallowa Counties fOR RENT Fon RENT New modern 6-room house with gnraire. furnace. fc-,'4 Phone S39-W. 11-2-18-tf f'.TOR KENT Modern furnished Hf J house. Cull 1403 N on Phone 434-J. 10-2-18-6t ; 1 Fori HUNT Modern apartments; also steam heated rooms, with or: without hoard. Zuuer Ilrick. I 14118 Wash. Ave. 15-2-lS-3tp j. JOlt RKNT Klvo room well fur- nlshed house. Desirable locution. f, l'hone 140-W. I l-2-13-Ct I'Olt RENT Strictly modern fur 4 nlshed apartment, l'hone 145-J. I 8-2-1 1-tf ,-FUlt ItBNT Fine 3-room orriro or a llvlm? apartment. Archie J. Mur J my. Penney store bids. A . 16-2-10-tfp roil flENT Modern steam heat ed apartments. Warmest in city. Close In.. Hee'Arrhie, .I. Murray. Penney Bldpf. J0-2-ll)-trp JJ-OR Ri'lNT Two room modern J furnished - apartment. 1017 4th J St. Hull Apis. 12-2-0-tf a tlK RENT Steam heated rooms, i Oddfellows Temple, formerly Y. I M. C. A; D-2-D-2(llp FOR SALE FOR RALE Good butt cut tama- jf .rack posts. Pholm 363-It. 'A 9-2-13-Ctp holt SAI.IO By owner, one acre hi Inland City. I'our room house, liarn and chicken house. Call 2:)S W. J 8-2-1 0-nip i y.'OU HALK Would yon buy n modorn homo from owiht, Nice j FOR SALE Rnven-room modern home com pletely furnished, full basement with concrete floor, furnace; frood 0- i For Rent A large 10-room i rooming house. This placo la ex ' csllently located to accommodate .ehop and mill men. f -0 1 Four-room home, plastered, city water, electric lights, located cloae ' to the Greenwood school. Price, $1800.00, Terms: $:iO0.00, balance 126.00 per month. 1 -.-i,r Geo. H.Currey REALTORS Real Estate Loans Insurance Business & Professional Directory Classified for Quick Reference BUSINESS DIRECTORY ATTORNEYS COCHRAN EBEItHARO Geo. T. Cochran and Colon R. Ebnr hard. Attorneys, La Grande Na tional Bank I) uI Id In p. DIRECTORY I CHlKOI'KACTOns I.. O. O. M. I,a ClranJe TjtlKe T)R. BELLK MY?:RS Ohlroprao- No. IG0 Loyal Order of Moose, tor, New Foley building, lloura holds reifular meetlnns every 10 to 1J a. m., 2 to 6 p. in., and Thursday night at 8 p. m. at 7 to 9 p. ni. Odd Fellows' hall. Tho Women's . Mooseheart Legion No. S98 - - meets ovory second and fourth DR. J. E. WOODELL Chlroprac- Thursdays of each month. Vis tor and Naturopath. Skin and ltors welcome. blood diseases, headaches, ap- Br. A. N, Mayvllle, Dictator, i pendlcltls, backaches, rheama-l Harold Lund, Secretary, tlsm, asthma, eczema, varicose! , veins, all kinds of stomach, p- - Ef.KS La Orando Lodge ' heart and kidney trouble sue- No' 4S'- Lodge meets each cesHfully treated. Blood pressure Thursday evening at g o'clock, reduced. Diseases of women and Home and club privileges cheer, children a specialty. Suite Jo, eitended to all Brother Bommer Ttldg. Phone 4S7-W. Elk" Residence Phone 190-W. Lester Bramwell. Exalted Ruler. Mood Eckley, Secretary, OSTEOPATHIC PRTSICIAN WOODMEN OP THE WORLD ,...,v. . La Grande Camp No. Meets OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Dr. every first and third Monday 3. L. Ingle, Osteopath, Spinal nights at Eagles ball. All vis curvature and fallen arches a Itlng Neighbors welcome. Dues specialty. Dr. Margaret Inglo, payable at office of the Clerk, . Osteopath. Diseases of women Rooms It-U, La Grande Na-9- nd feeding of Infants a spe- tlonal Bank Building, clalty. Office Phone Main lo. T. Reece. C. C. Res. Phone lOt-R. Bommer R. J. Kitchen, Clerk. Blda-. A. F. and A. M. La Grande Lodge PHTSICIAN-SUROEON Dr. F. L. No. 41, A. F. and A. M. holds Ralston Practice limited to the regular meetings first and third eye, ear, nose and throat, and Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial fitting of glasses. Sommer Bldg. welcome to all Masons. Main 771. 1-1-lm J. L. Ingle, W. M. - - A. V. Llndgren, Secretary. NATCRE CtT.E KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red -. I-,. u , t.t.t t.,-,. i. , Cross Lodge No. 27 meets every Monday evening In Castle hall N- "nd MART R MAT" P- Hall), at I p. m. A yiLLE Specialists In chronic pythlan welcome to all visiting diseases. ' Methods: Naturopath Knights. and Mechano-Therapy. Skin and c jj. Berry, C. C. blood diseases, nervous diseases. q Clraham" K- R. 8. chronic headache, eerema, scla- tlca, appendicitis, constipation, O. E. S. Hone Chapter No. It. O. bowel trouble; all kinds of E. S. holds stated communlca- chronlc diseases successfully Hon the second and fourth Wed- treated. Call Main 57J. May- nesdays of each month at : i ville Nature Cure Home. ?lnl p. m. VLItlng members cortlially East Adams Ave. Office hours. welcomed. 1 tn 15 a. m.. 1:10 to ( p. m. Maude K. Fli-rhiird. W. M. Consultation Free. Florence TVirnn, Secretary. Spring Is The Time If jdti liave real estate to ; sell, spring Is tlic logical lime to tell the world abo.it It It's dm time when peo pie are thllililns must lllxmt liiiylni; more land, a liullil liiK lot, or a lioitse. SprliiK Ik n time or new ac tivity an . activity Willi which you can twt contact lly iisIiik I he Waul Alls. The cost Is smali )"e( Hie rcUtrns ni-e assuit-il anil lin "metlitile. "AN OIlSEnyim WANT ai will no it." lawn, nliade . and fruit trees, roses, new kxiriiKc jfml woodshed, hai-n, runtre and furnllure. Sac. rlflee . price. No commission. lElii Monroe. " 2r(-2-18-2tp FOR SALE -Ford coupe. Phone Main r.2f. . 7-2-1 8-3tp POP. SALE liummniirv Melhodlst church iKiseiuent, l:riilay, lica-ln-ninR at in o'clock. 10-2-1R-2t FOR HALE 1 Sfir, V Ave Ruckeyc brooder. .11-2-18-0tp TO TRADE Ton acre tract at Walla Walla for La flriimlo clly properly. Address C21 East Rose Rt.-Walla, Walla. 20-2-1 8-r.tp WANTED WANTED Sewing neatly done. Phono 434 W. Mrs. Nora Wehb. 9-12-17-lm WANTED Qood fresh milk cow. Phone 409 M. 7-2-1 8-2tp Steamer II rush Salvage Settled MAKSHFTELD, Ore. Two years following the wreck of the steamer Urush, off Shoreacres, near Sun set bay, a government representa tive .was sent here to close finan cial affairs wllli the salvors. The! office of. Customs Officer Chester! Clark had beon filled with goods taken from"tlie wreclcrnnd it was a relief to him to rid hlmseir of the charges. Many pieces of art work were included in the mass of rugs, commodities and tobnecos I hut were salved. PROFESSIONAL DECORATOR PAINTER, DECORATOR Ad vice, consultation and estimates free if you intend to prtint, tint, oaper, finish or rertnlsh any building. Interior and exterior Jobs neatly done. For better , Jobs call J. Lundy. Phone 4S1-W 10-22-lm NEW TODAY NOTIOfc. Classified Want Arts are strict ly CASH IN ADVANCE; copy must be In not later limn a. m. date or Insertion. I latest 2o per word fur each Insertion, FOR RENT Storo room, 12x65, or any part of it. Depot St. In- Ulre Weaver's Tailor Shop. 1 6-2-1 S-tf WANTED lly experienced (rlrl. Housework.. Phone 3lt2-R. 7-2-19-3t '"Oil RENT 706 M. It. G-room buiiiralovv. j. Green. ' 8-2-l!l-;!t FOll 8AI.1? Ituescher tenor saxn phone In Kood condition. Itiuson- , ohly priced. Write A. care Ob server. - .. 13-2-19-4tp 'OIt SALE New six' mom house, modf-rn, close tn. Two ronius up stairs, bed room downstairs, liv ing room 18X20 left, iireakl'llHt nook, sleeping porch, fireplace. Kai-age, lull basement. Cash pay ment. Terms. Phone 300 It, 30-2-IU-llp WANTED Capable, energetic man needed for factory representative to handle our business in La (Iromle district; wonderful op portunity wllh future fur' rlKltt person. Experience or capital unnecessary. Write fully. Vulcan Mfg. Co., Kalamazoo, .Mich. K6-2-19-K WANTED Itcfmed youn;; lady . wllh boy of 3 years, wishes housekeeping position. please i call Savoy hotel., 1 (1-2-1 9-1 tp FOR RFNT Modern throe-room apartment. 1 !Hi4 Third street. 9-2-1 y-:itp WANTKIV Ry lady, housekeeping, cooking oV work of any kind. Write If. O. Hox fiUK, or call 1 !i 1 5 K. Penn. ir.-2-l!i-ltp FOR RR NT Wash. -fi-room liouse. 7-2-l!i-i;t Coos liny Ilridge Improved MARSHFIELD, Ore. The South ern Pacific Railway compnny has completed tho Installation Of a largo steel span on Its Coos bay ortdge. The span was constructed without any interruption to traffic and Installed under the same con ditions, 'The'span which It replaced was shoved -from the brldgo piers to the waters of the bay in tho spring of 11)24 by the Ktnut Lumber qotnpany steamer Martha lluehner. which missed the draw opening and collided with the bridge. The dam age to tho Martha llueliner was siight. If he advertises It, he knows it's good. . t In 24 Hours Ends NEURITIS When you've you can think fZ"18 f.VI" r"",l're '!"T Ited Cross Drug Co. (mail ordt accepted) or sonic other Kood I ilriuffflst r.nil Ret o holtle or Allen rhu Hpecllll Formula No. 2. lie sure you got No. 2 which conies In capsule form, for the Mould I,:" " ""Itlcs. norothy Forbes ; Mae Marsh. Khe.tmotlsm. Take these little dnrk green capsules as directed and notice how In about 24 hours they hu'e considerably reduced, If not' en tirely banished, tli rise persistent, nefve racking pains Ihat hare caused you many sleepless nights. A few more doses and tho pubis have left you forever. While this particular formula wns compounded for thn purpose of, conquering painful, Gouiy con ditions nnd what is known as Ftheumntold Arthrltls--a knotty, pnlnf il swelling of the Joints II has proven wonderfully success ful In all forms of Neuritis nnd Sciatic Nerve I 'a Ins. You needn't be afraid of l:n containing dope of any kind it doesn't. Such things are on'y makeshifts nnd con only nt the best give temporary relief.-' He Hurts you've; got Neuritis nnd then get Allenrhu Special Formu la No. 2. Your pains will tie gono before you, know it. Adv. MAMTVI POP C pop for &oooNtbio 5.Ke heke'S a. v 1 LETTeR I GAME MOU To MAii. ft VJEE -A.&0 -VlHV IS IT MOU CAN NevjER fJ REMEMBER TO DO r t-S" Thiwss for me- fliSiiSs' 'i . fV ! GOSH MoM-l'iiE &JT 50 MftMH thinSS- its N- 'OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo eNOuSN TCD LCfMi tHV3 hOUEY, B-IT the R-Ave luieeosT is this ewe TMlMCl THT (I -J . w ; -J OR tAJtTM CHS nM flHCAW IJS . if YOO'RvS lvl.KlNG WITH (CS. GT ftflCK (M THe- (?AUKS N'D "POM'T KSSP A OF STCSPS IKEA'S OX MS .ULA. TMf p riv TIMP ' ' La Grande "Bringing Up Father In Ireland" Coming to Arcade. All fun lovers will be present nt the- Arcade theater next Tuesday when "Urlnglng lp Kather In Ire land" will open nn engagement of 33!onc night. It's all new every season, new girls, new music and new comedy. You'll all agreo that George Mc Manus must have an unusually fer tile brain, when he Is able to con ceive a new cartoon stunt lor tho newspaper readers every Sunday,; as well as an emir new play fori.. ' - theatergoers every season. Gripping Story Tn Mae Marsh Film At Shcrrys Today. The story tells of a girl just np- Plcturi.lng a most difficult role J proaching womanhood, who has Mae Marsh, that Increasingly pop-: cen an inmate of u convent ever ulnr and Inimitable screen star, wince the death of her mother, comes lo this cllv today only ns which wiw shortly after the child the featured player In- a new w:iH 1,orn- Tl'" trad been Graham Wilcox production. "A ' toward ' weiillliy father Woman's Secret," nt SierrvM. . jbeenusHr-nr her inarriage. lLnd on , . his dentil bed the falher eonimls- Again Miss Marsh scores . Henv- ,,, , ..,. ,(, ,., ,as ,.,,1Rh tly. according to photoplay ex-! ports and critics everywhere. Sitp-j ,Irt (n tho pnnt flH).rt(l(, wMn ported by nn. excellent cast. . eac h f . .. -t . 1 n 1 1 .' !' oi wnom was seiecieu ior me particular role wlt.li uh eye tot their speclnl fitness, Miss Miir-ih is said to present the very blg"h- est phase of' her incomparable . , , , screen nrlislry, tried ever;-! i nB , ,, n,,wl!st pnoop)!,y en of nnd nuthlnit, ,,., ....,. v , flenlt chnmcterb.utlon. She first t plays the part of dardilng, ,,.','. ',...,. , ' i,,,.;',,,,,. In the hitter stages of n Hchoul career. Innocent, yt-t Willi an '.innsual cnpuclty for jfettltitr Into all sorts of harmlesH, dift'l culties with the school nulhorl- goes skimming happily through school life. Graduation ' comes.! nnd this d:i lighter of n. wen It hy Loudon merchant returns home to take up her duties as tirlsl ivj:f! of her father's home. He very frankly pre f its bis club to t he rpiletne.';s of domestic llf and the daughter soon resents ills neg'erf. nnd her own lonllness. Comedy showing, "La ighlng Gas." French Act-ross i'lays in Philliin v urn at 'Arcade. - ' Ttno Tlone. famous French ac tress nnd beauty who won Instan taneous ncclnlm In this country by her work in "Drifting." a t'ntversnl film plav of China, has one of the principal supporting roeB In "The i:os of I'im-Is." Cnl vmat-Jewel ttnrrlng Mary Fhllbln. which will be shown at the A read) theatre Thread SAMPLE T fT i Theatres commencing Friday. . Mme. )lono wns four years a memher of Sarah Hernhardt's com pany, and at one time owned her own theatre In Hrusxels. In "The Hose of Paris" she lias the role of a keeper of a cal'o frequented by Apaches; thut of a woman ready to commit any wrong to gain -money, and in this desire to gain wealth .die Is propnred to sacrifice an or- 111nn (rill ii.lm wf.lli- lu li.ilrnuM tn 1 " a greuL, esiaie, io i no eupiuny oi the man sent by the girl's grand father to find her mother. "The Rose of Paris" is the screen adaptation of "Mltsi," a French ' : . Cumminns who directed Miss Phil bin in "Fools Highway," VniverK.il production which 1ms been accord ed wide acclaim by critics through out 'th'reoujH ry, Js'i'espotislbli.' (or this production. . ' 1 1 a u' rnv IVIlllVl lJA preSCntl IEETHM S -T-A-K I IiVifltiv Saturday - Sunday Snoclgrass & Zimmerman Undertakers Ambulance Service Fhone Main 62 Corner 4lh and Penn vwtLl. L VIANT VOU TO bTOP A.ND oET ) f ME-APOOLCiP WO .tiO VJHITF. LIMFW ll j cn hour vjav home trom V10RK. - A.ND I'M &OIN& TO TlE, A A.I ON MOUR TIN&ER oO MOU ' " -iVJOMT F0K6ET s i - I a' r i ia.' v i :m . vr' 1 1 i - ! i gront rare are Robert Ctiln, John Sntnpolls, Dorothy Ht-vlwr, Olno Corrado, Doreon Turner, Edwin j. Urady, Charles H. Pufry, Carrie inmniery, Allee 11. tJinlth, Frank Currier, I). J. .MUmoius, Centre CJra-vliuu Hbise and Canine Starred in Mix Film at the Star. Tf ' the picture-going public thinks It him seen the so-called "lost word" In animal perform ances on the screen, it is said to be mistaken and due for u genuine surprise next Friday at the Star theater, whero the over-popular Tom Mix will be (en In Ills lat est triumph, "Teeth," in which his wonder horse. Tony, und, a hand some biulu of a duc. a great dane, Yin with eaeh oiher In displaying hint ron le , intelligence which com pares favorably with the most bril liant efforts -of the best humuh uetors tf the day. The remarkable part of It Is, "Teeth' In not adver I hh a a it n Inv.i I plet u n nor dors William Fox. '.the producer, emphasise this feature of I ho film at all. Yet, it is iloitblful if ever l wo beasts manifested sueb con summate skill in interpreting a Hue nrl before In ill the hlslory of iiiiiiisi Inelit. Tony lonpt, since has earned a plnee high among lending stars of t h' Hllver-sheel. but this stellar mount nf the sir Mar Mix found 11 tlt'een:':M'v to exl end. H sH f to keep Blue Ribbon Bread THE SI'IJT I.OAF 21 O., t5o I . ' . 3lnde Clean -Sold Clrnn , In the mnklng of our products wn use only the best of raw materials ami take pride In tho fact Hint wo have tho most modern factory In Kaatcrn Oregon and the best ovens known to tho baking world. We only employ bakers of wide ex perience who are working to nuiko tho very best, bread for you. Try n. loaf and be convinced. ' From tho raw material to the consumer without having been touched by tho human hands. La Grande Bakery K. J. MeWIlJilAMS, Owner ' The Only Independent Rakery In lift Grande, BLUE RIltnON DREAD . SUPERFINE RREA1) Safely' JSwMu JjA GRANDE - JOSFil'II ST AC IS LINE : liaura & Coltllivii. Props. t Stages Leave La Grande for Joseph Daily 8:30 12:0 3:30 ; : ' "' Arrive; 10 :50 Eighth Message . . . Why pay more? You can buy an ESSKX or a HUDSON COACH for less. .''.' Lcdhettcr Garage MHO AiIimiui An nuo Tim low cost of operating our business cnahlcq ns to sell you mere liMiidise for less nioney. I Furniture Exchange Mr and Jefferson I'lionc 474-J VH I!UY, SELL OR TKADE Blue Mountain Oregon Lumber Tin: iir.sT imrns op tiih iiav ai:i: spiat IV YOl'lt iiomi:. HAvr. oxk'yol will i.x.ioy. Bowman-Hicks Lumber Company MAI.V 8 CHAIN ASO BOX WOOH PHONE MAIN 6IT J. L. AIUMIALL SOU BRING l", -, IHREAD. miJtf c,0M ON MOUR L " 110 n THREAD7 X" '; I , M TinGER THIS- 1 - I J VMlX ?-Ll!ZzJ Thread ?. m moin.ns -oo mou .- V-V QwJ rw "7 w v u oulon t r i j gosh-mom -! JL W lJF0&ET,T'J-- tFoROOTroli ,T!l'F V l 1 f?? I LOK. AT (V,V t?:J T H A T E V E N I N G itp with the oiuizlng thesplnn pare set h' the dog releeted to nhw on noslto it in th's photodriiui of Cie crrcat 'west. Tn fct. it Is race for honors In which cvtv nmHenee is sure. o take a lively Interest from heglnnlnir Jo end. Men n while Tom M !v glve , one of the most ndmlrihle porrjrm nnees of his career nn.l o ,1s sur1 to ipereiiHO ills pomilaritv thonirh tlie finished artistrv which distin RuNhi' hl tharacterizution of a virile, yonntr prospeetor. He Is Klven cannhle support. PteclitlK' bv Kuey Fox. his lending ladv, nnd Oeorg.- Hnneroft. who enae's vil lainy in a style not easily forgot ten. Ptlll nnother feature of "Teeth is destined to be given widespread nraht. Indeed nevef oonld a forest fire lie shown on the screen with a rrenler degree f realism, because n this instance the director. .T. (J. lllvstone. risked the lives of all concerned bv placing his companv in the center of a rent forest flro and photographing 'this thrilling episode right in Hie midst of dan gers of unmistakable reality. All In nil "Teeth" seems sure of win nintr a place among "the best pic tures of the year." MOTIIFIt KAVF.S IllOIt HMtY MARSHFIKI.lv, Ore. Mrs. M. A. P.rown by jumping through a win dow wllh a. baby In her arms es caped serious inlury In a rire which routed oceuptinlH of Albert Mer chant's np.irlnteut house In North Mm-Hhflchl. 1 :50 5 :50 RAILWAY WORK TO START EL GENE. Ore. Work Is ex pected to be started In a short time on the ten miles of railway to be built by J. 11. Chambers, lumber man of Cottage Grove, from thot city to a tract of timber beyond Lo nine, where large sawmill will bo built, according to word received hero from Cottage Grove. Mr. Chambers bos just returned -from San Francisco, where he con tended with Southern Pacific offi cials regarding physical connection with the company's line at Cottage Grove. The connection will bo made near tho southern limits of the city. This road will not only serve tho sawmill to be built by Mr. Cham bers, but will iiitoi d ..shipping fa-. cUilins for the Lornne valley, whore much friilt md farm products are raised, it. was unnoimeed. Buy Home 7-rnntu modern house, n ii l uariiKi'." ' l'.ico $J,"riO.IHj terms. WRICKS & lU.ACK i:rAi.ri:s ' , ' New l-'nlry l!hl. . Insurance - Loans . WEAVER'S Tailors, Clrancrs. Dyora Antl 1're.s.sors I'lIOM', JIAIN 73a Ocpot Street . La Grande 1 Mattress Shop and Weaving. Works Mattroeaeii of all klnda ' clennetl and rebuilt! Feather Henovntlnir. Raw and Fluff Hubs made, to order and for anlo. Curpet and Tt'jpr Olti. . Inc.- Furniture-Ite.covorlng. lilceused Funtinter, (. Fiictory Phone 424-W CIIA.S."iUUVAllI)S,,rno.'' UNION-LA GKANDE " AUTO STAfJE ' 1;IK TABLE reaves Leaven Dillon ' La (iranile 8:.1B A. M. , : 11:00 A. M. 1:16 P. M. 6:16 P. M. Sumlays ' Lraies Lravni ' Union ' la Granite 1:00 P. M. 6:16 P. M. Hnlunlajr NlKbt Specials r'Hvrs LenvcA Villon . I,a r.'rnniln 7:00 P. M. 11:00 P. M. Ilenleil Cars l. O. liel.AI', Mnnntrcr Honilifiliirler.H, Sommer llnlel BUILDING ! MATERIAL : HASH AM) IIOOItH IIAIIDVVAltU Grande Ronde Lumber Co. A Home Vincrn With Home Purpos 1 K i. . if i it ILL WOOD Greenwood Avcnu l'bono M-73U 1 BY TAYLOR ' J