La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 23, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextI Monday, February 23, 1925. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN' The Observer Want The Market FOB KENT lOH It KM Modern apartments: also steam healed rooms, with or without board. Zuhcr Mriek. H.lS Wash. Ave. 15-2-LM-:n oil ItKXT apartment. i -Furnished two-room Waverly Apt. lOR RF.NT New modern ,-ruum houso with garage, furnuco. I'hono 339-W. 1 2-2-1 S-tf FOR RENT Modern furnished house. Call 1403 N or I'hono 4:H-J. 10-2-18-51 FOR RENT Strictly modern fur nished aparlmont. l'honc. 14.. J. 8-2-U-tr ()K l: KNT Mnili'rn steam heat ed apartments. Warmest In city. Close. In. .See Archie .1. Murray, Penney Bldg. lii-2-lo-Up FOR RRNT .steam heated rooms, ftdilfellows Temple, formerly y. M. -. A. 9--'-f.-2(llp FOK SALE I'dlt SALE 1 no bushels Han) Federation Heed wheat, l'honc Farmers. 4.. ' ' 1 l-2-:!'-0t I.OIt SALE N. Ash. -Player piano. -2'-4lp lOH SALE Huescber tenor saxa--Aphone In Good condition. Itcvisnn nbly priced. Write A, care Ob server. 1 :t-2-1 0-4ip TO TRADE Ten acre tract at Walla Walla for l.n (Irande cily (property. Address fi21 Kast Kosr. Sl. W.'illi Walla. 2ir.2-l8-t.lrJ FOR SALE Throe-room modern homo, rom pl.etely furnished for $2,2f.o. Thin place Is located close to shops and school. Ti'i-ms, $37 rash and Rniatl payment 3 on balance. Six-room modern home, located on paved street. Thin place is in excellent condition ami me pneo j is right at $4, COO. I,iheral terms, i If you hpvo a good smalj car .nnd want to trade it on u home; or building, just como in and see! Wo havo one properly that will tuko a small payment . cont ract first! Geo. H.Currey REALTOIIS Estato Loans liLSuraneol Business & Professional Directory Classified for Quick Reference BUSINESS DIRECTORY AVrORNEYS COCHRAN & KUKftHARlJ Quo. T. Cochran and Colon K, Khsr hard. Attorneys, La Grande Na tional Hank Building. . UmitOf'RAlTrOR.S DR. UHU.rc MYKR8 Chlroprao tnr, Now Foley Uulldlng. Houri 10 to 12 a. m., 2 to 6 p. rn., and 1 to p. in. DR. J. E. WOODEI.Ij Chiroprac tor and Naturopath. Bkin and blood dlscasea, tisadaches, ap pendicitis, backaches, rheuma tism, asthma, eczema, 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, Bommer Bids;. Phone 497-W. KeBldence phone 190-W. OSEOrATHIO PHYSICIAN OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Dr. J. L. Ingle. Osteopath, Spinal curvature and fallen archea a I specialty. Dr. Margaret Ingle. Osteopath. Diseases of women and feeding of Infanta a spe cialty. Office Phone Main 101. Res. Phone 106-R. Sotnmer Bldg. PHTSIC1AN-HUROBON Dr. F. X. Ralston Practice limited to the eye, ear, nose and throat, and fitting of glasses. Sonimer Bldg. Main 77S. 1-1-lm NATCRE CrilE DR. A. N. and MART B. MAT VILLR Specialists In chronic diseases. Methods: Naturopath and Meehano-Th'erapy. Skin and blood diseases, nervous diseases, chronic headache, eczema, eclfc tlca. appendicitis, constipation. bewel trouble; all kinds of ohronlc diseases snccessf'ilty treated. Call Main B!J. Ma IHe Nature Cure Home. ZIH Ksst Adsms Ave. Office boil's. It to 12 a. tn.. 1:30 lo & p. m. Cohsultatloa 1'reo. Place of Union and Wallowa Counties Spring Is-The ime If you have real estate to sell, spring Is Hie logical ' time, to ti-ll the world ahiiot it I I'm the lime when mo pic arc ihinKinir ninsl tthont buying mure land, a IHlilll lllg lOl, OP II liOtISi', Spring is a time or new ac tivity mi nclhlly vvlili which yon can get conlnef. Iiy nsints I In- Want Ads. The cost Is smnll yot llm returns niv nsNtirrd mid Ini-lil(-ili:ilc. "an onsicirprR want AXt WILL DO IT." WANTED POT! liKNT To nil experienced orchard man, IS-acre upple or chard adjoining- town of Alieel. .Mrs.. Turner Oliver, I film Fourth St.. I .a Grande, Ore. 2 1 -2-2 I -Sip WANTKD Iterping. Oli-I for general house I mi Warm. 7-2-liu-tf WANTED Sewing neatly done. Phone 4-34 W. Mia. Nora Webb. SHKFFMOLD. Kng.. (AD i re WIRELESS TO MELT METALS less is to be introduced into thejut linen, 12 miles southwest oft (eel Industry of Sheffield for the m,rp0SP Df ouiicemcnt melting metals, ann-! to this effect being' made by Dr. C. H. Desch. ' dean I ol' the faculty of metallurgy at the ( niv(,rsi,y of Rhoffleld. Wireless i , ' h 11B . t m M n,11HS(.s , . . . whiichot Ihuiid. Dr. iesch said, und within a few mon- hs there would lie furnaces here j worked by 1 hear valves. I "Furnaces huve actually been.. built In , which the motive power lor melting the' metal is supplied by large thermionic valves." Dr. Desch announced; "and these are of special uso In tho manufacture of certain nlrltle alloys." Further it was explained that a .mi-volt direct current Is pass d in- I'ltOIT'-SSIONAfi 'll:tXjRATOR lint-KK 1'AINTIN'fl, t'alclmlnlnrr and Papir-haiicln.T. .1. Iandy. Phone 4SI-W. 2-J!l-lf FRATERNAL DIRECTORY i. O. O. M. La. Oronde T.odge No. 8 Ml LftVfll Order of Moohr, holds regular meetings every Thursday night at 8 p. m. at Odd Fellows' bi'l. The Women's M none heart Legion No. S98 meets every second and fourth Thursday of each month. Vli s welcome. Dr. A. N. MayvlUe, Dictator. Harold Lund, Secretary. B. P. O. EI.K3 T.a Qrande Lodge No. 4S8. Loilce meets each Thursday evening at i o'clock. Home and club privileges cheer filly extended to all Brother Elks. Lester Bramwell, Etrslted Ruler. Mood Eekley. Secretary. WOODMEN OF THB WORLD La Grande Camp No. 1tt. Meets every first and third Monday nights at Eaglet hall. All vis iting Neighbors welcome. Dues payable at office of the Cleric, Rooms 21-J2, La Grande Na tional Bank Building. T. Reece. C. C. R. J. Kitchen. Clerk. A. F. and A. M. La Grande Lodra No. 41, A. F. and A. M. holds regular meetings first, and third Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Mnsona, J. L. Ingle. W. M. A. V. Llndgren, Secretary. KNIOHTS OF PTTHIAS Rod Cross Lodge No. 27 meets every Monday evening In Castle hall (K. of P. Hall), at I p. tn. A pvthlsn welcome to all visiting Knights. C. Ia Berry, a C. C. U Oraham, K. R. S. O. K. a. Hone Ch.,ptr Nn. IS. O. V. Q trinlflu alntit rnmmn titra tion the srond nnd fourth Wed- neMny nf each month o II. m. HMiinu mPirii'Tn rriia'iy Welc"Me.l. M.iti.li K rbrhfird. W. M. HorncB 11 a con, H-cretsrjr. Ad Page NEW TODAT? . NOTICE. Classified Want Ada aro utrkit ly CASH l.N ADVANCbf copy must be In not later tlnut a. in. date of Insertion. Rates! 2o per word for each Insertion, FOR SAKE New modern home, selected design, splendid loration, 3 hlocUs from gride and high school. I'aved street. An Ideal home for someone. Terms, fall Owner 3li!l-lt. 2B-3-23-HP I-'Ol'Nl) I'orner V avenue ond Spruce, Key ring Willi six Ueys. ln."!re Ohi srevr. . . 13-2-23-21 ron- iii:"i" Scpoiul St. (1-rooiu house on I'lione 21S-J. 111-2-23-lf mit TtKNT Two room npart meut. furnished for Ur.hl house lii epin;;, (iy.y and " elt-an. 1 '.UU M Ave. . . ir-2-2S-3il POn HKXT FnrniHhed npnrt . meniH. i::o2 ( Avi. 6-2-2:i-ltp KOIt SAI.K Hi TUAIH-: Ineit halorM. ir.o to 2Su eifff rapaelly. Thone a:)ii-V or addrt-HH J. M. Hay, HiLi l. 'Hon St.. i;i-S-2a-2tp to nllernntinK eiirreiH of e:;tr me ly 1iIkI fn-HiiiMiey - ntiieli liilier ill lae(, lluui ran l)e ohlaillcil I'vatn a ineeluinirat K1 nerator or aller- nalintf em-rent. This nirri nt is pnKHed through Hie meiul.. which tiu.y he aaiil lo melt huHf. "The meltliiK meUil," lr. 4f B"h added, "in often far holler lliim the eruclhle In which II In heinw haled. A piece of SwediHh Iron was incited In this way before the eruclhle in which II was contnlnl niniiiriiiijminii, . . . rostoffico Is Rubbed. MKIH-'oltn, Ore. Several Inin dred dollars in cash and stamps' were taken fro?n the nostofflce! Medford by robbers, who' broke- into the building by prying, the front door opon with an ice plc?(. theft was discovered early, to day by Postmaster H uh, who im- mcdlalely notified tho sheriff's ficc In -Jacksonville and nostoffhT authorities In Medford, Sheriff Jennings and a postof- ficc inspector are now at Kuoh but their investigation was said lo he prorecdlng , slowly heeuuse irf; spite of . the mnridy condition surroundimr tiie iuilldina-' no foot tracks were left .elt her on I lie I lloiu or -tho porch of the post office. An auto Is a great convenience, barring accidents. A regular advertiser pendnbto merchandiser. (LA TDK A SMI.no Inlnlil cedar chest will hp alien nnny to the hoy or lil under III years In I'nlon ramify, tiiat will Willi! u the best letter, not using over KM) words, giving 10 reasons why people should buy ftlilldlng Material of Hie flaiiile f. rail Lumber t'ompniiy. Contest rinses .March III. Will Iw dndiliyl hy tlin-o Judges, Rest letter villi he piiiillHbed, Claude C Pratt Lumber Co. "The Poor Mod's Friend Oppo. Foindry. I'flONK S4 t no NiiDday InifdnnM MAMHI POP (Y Pit ATT I I ?;D,0iil JMTAMW ( 1 eA - &WJk$k $ t5(5T - To confer VilMMM lfcfll jf-St! Li?ls OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo amo wnew Cam& Out, Of Tr5. ' ,llSTHe.TtC - '1 f "v. riMCTHC'C. -TMf?ee MONTHS 1 OJAZ TO OPG RAT V V Q1HS 1Y WtA tCTVKS. WK. La Grande Sir Hall Caine's "Eternal City" ' Coming to Arcade. A love that was horn In1 a llttlo village and ctilminatedr nftor many vlcisslt mles. In the .aristocratic halls' of Home, amid luxury and V n-niiaii m splendor, la vividly In "The Ktern-tnnf olfctrlcal environment lo make al City," which is coining to the,tn() pnlro presentation pleasing tol Arcade Theatre Wednesday. ;' Oeo- j(ho oyo aa W(, u3 lh on nm, j rge Fltzmaurlco produced HilH .n.iinsr von home with a good I Irst National picture In Italy,; with cast that includes five of-lstollnr players llarbam. La' Mnrr,(lon-t yuwn l0 (r,,n nwake after Lionel narrymoro, Hnrt Lytel, lllchard Hennett nnd . Montagu .jUHj" as you do after seeing a pic-Iovo- ture In a darkened theatre. You go Miss 1a Marr and Mr."' Tytelljout whistling the tunes you have piny tho parts of Donna Koina.j heard and with a feeling of "pep" and David Hossi, sweethearts in u'auffielit to last all the nesfl day. vllliago In rural Italy. - The war J f. , . separates them, nnd when Davdo -i. j tt q A . returns he. discovers Hint his fimi- F11 U1 U jf' ceo apiiarently )n tho tolls of Hon-jShoWing at Shei'ryS old, the most powerful and ilnscr- y G. W TnnioVif upulojs man in all IlomK ' V jSt lime lOHlgnC. lie does not know thut Donnnt ., , .. had believed him dead, and J hat her relations with the harrin dirt . not justify the ugly minors 'which! pernientcl mirn social circles, lie - lermiueu upon i-eveiiK'", in- slll,iow. anout luc iiisk .or orniKiuK uir hnron to Justice; and succeeds only, after ft series of thrilling advent Itcecnt years: It Is bused on the!' The Great War comcs-homc ties famous novel : by Sip Hall ('..Inc. If" broken-ns they v-ero broken . . -j . . i i .. o hun.lr.-rlH of thousands of homes if :nl.ltvve . : ... Musical Comedy To Re 'at Arcade , Tomorrow Night. nringing T'p Father," Ooorgo MeMfinus' world famed cartoon characters, will Appear in person ut tho Arcade Thestre tomorrow night. ".Tlgjrn and MagRle" hnve now become a couple of inveternble globe trotters, as we as society scions. "nrlngUig T'p Valher In Ireland" In the title of their latent exploit. McManus should hnvn luldo-d his Inimitable characters The Tragedy of Ihe Rolling Pin." As I very much fiir that 'the ex ample Maggie him net for young wives, flavors somewhat of dire tragedy. I would suggest that Mag Klo change Iter weapon to boxing gloves, the etnmple will be more timely nnd will give the recreant young husband a slim ehanco for his life, "Bringing t.p Father" tins be. .'(.ttic a natlondl insiltuflon. then iregners look rorwnrd to their nn miril visit with a great deal of plea sure, knowing thnt the entertain inent was created for lauglilng nttr-oofl.-s only, rtenulrlng no great stretch of imagination, and offer ing no deep and durk problemo to ?.olve. fleorge MrMonus believes ihat the people hnvc miffloient tra gedy In their everyday lives, with out drawing upon the Imagination 1 l X NTtSRfSUPT. 1 HAVE NOT ORSOTTStv' AOUT VOyfi 5PeATON( BUT YOUR . CSX ?ERI6NCS IVAS lOTHI4( CCHPAReo witm im-.. -t HAT3 MY APPCK) T5IX, CIPTCP OUT AND - RCMOVef) MV S3 VOCAL ftCCAViSt .V- 1 WAS OOM-TIMOACt-t BoRliyG. eve.r?voNc. BY - -recciNC the 5)eTAiL5 or- Theatres for a now thrill. "Laugh and the crowd laughs with you." Grourh and you'll grouch alone." This was coined from old material by "Jljrgs" himself. When "llrlnging l"p Fath er In Ireland" is announced at the Arcade Theatre make it a point to Secure seats for the entire family, at once. Comedy, girls anil music, with amnio mill HiifflelenL scenic lusto tn your ni0Utii, und a spark of hilarity In your nature. You 'ilrlnirinD' i'n Father in Ire- Love has been the hope of the M-orld since the very IXiwn of Hu- ttifiii I Iff L'tiini'V .Inlinnun ltJin ,ov(, ,,., of , ,,,,, photoplay, "The Hplrll of tlx . it. A." Ills lale Is one of simple .; ; f .,.,,.,, i0K,.her by the bonds of Love ithroughont the world and Ihe )t llle family Is caught up on Ihe wlnm 'of 11 cruel ibslliiy ami whirled I Hroiij;h the furnace of A rmngt-d-idon! ; ' ... -It is a. mighty (heme, to he sure, hut in our opinion Mr. Johnson has in ore than done II Justice, It Is one of the really (rrfflt pie- Snodgrass & Zimmerman Undertaken Ambulance Servica Phone Main 62 Comer 4th and Penn turcs of the last ten yars and wo cannot rerommend ll loo hlphly. It will givo you a better under stundinp of I-tfe and Kove and leave you pretly well convinced that i.ifo Is, after all, a very worihwhile lui- venture. Comedy. A Hard Hotted Tender. foot." i . ; i ! Aitioi-icans In niiia AVai-n - i AkhIiiM Hah lnvfstmonts liKUIJN (AD. There Is Rrow-! !nff anxiety In American commer cial circles dolnp business In Off-' many over the wildcat schemes promoted by unscrupMlotis hroU ers In New York, t'hleaRo ami other cities, who entice Ameri cans to invest in (iermun bonds and stocks of doubtful value. - It ts felt that Iheso operations not only ' harm peoplo of moderate means who can ill afford to lose the money, hut that they also undermine faith in legitimate bus iness umlciiaklnKs. , ' Kvory day alhoilr letters come pouring Into the American tham ber of t'omitieuce hero from men rind women in the lTnltef Stales who have invested In worthless paper murus, or In securities o concerns that have lonw jon Imnkrupt. The chamber recom mends - earnestly that till sneh prospective investors Invesliirsile thnroiiKhly before K'htt? up tlii'ir money. Amateurs Nnrsr Krh'vaneo . Analni OUi Itadlo Slathm . T.ONnoN (AD The wirebKS '"howler" -which so seriously Inter fered wltli reception from the Vni led Slates during the recent wire bss Week, has been diseoVen d. It. is the old wireless station al North olt. MiddleSfV, constructed U yars ago, and described by up-to-date enthushisls as being hopelessly in efficient, and whose "howls, splut ters and whceKcH, as It sends out lis Morse messages, lire ruining wireless reception all over the country."' Blue Ribbon Bread TflFJ SI'LIT IX)AIW2 oz Jfkj Moilo C'lcnn Sold ('lean In th mnltlnar of our products wo use only tho best of raw materials and take pride In tho fact thnt wo have the most modern factory In Kastern Oregon nnd tho best ovens known to tho baking world. Wo only employ bakers of wldo ex perience who nfo working to mnke the very best bread for you. Try 'a loaf nnd bo convinced. ' 1 From tho rnw material to tho consumer without havlnff been touched by tho human hands. ' , . v La Grande Bakery K. J. MoWlI.LIAMS, Owner1 The Only Independent llnUcry In I.a Grande. BLUR RI11HON DREAD SUPERFINE BREAD I i T- Safeij' Swiftly I.A GRANDE-JOSFI'II STAtilS LINE liaara A Coldlrou, Props. - i Singes Leave La Grande for Joseph Daily 8:30 12:.'t0 3:30 Arrive: 10:50 1:50 5:50 Kighth Messaee Why pny ninre? Von can liuy nn KSSKX or a HUDSON COACH for Ifm. Ledbetter Garage I toe Adaim Avenue The low cost of operating our hiiRineHs ennhlrs ua to sell you nierchnndise for less money. 'Furniture Exchange Fir and Jefferson ' Phone 474-J WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE OREGON GIFT i DRIVE MOVESl rNIVF.ItSITY OF OltKOON. Ku gene. Ore, (Special) After two years and four months' erfort, the I'nlversity of Oregon has obtained tn its gift campaign contributions and pledges amounting to f2.2(tt, 00a. This report was formally made today to alumni and the public by the following directors of the Alumni Iloidlng company. Kelie'rt H. Ktiykenhall, Frank ,. chambers. Campbell Church and"W. K. New- II. All members were ireatnt at , speetal meeting with the eCip- ilon of President 1. 'Campbell, who Is III In Coronado, Cal. The directors met t the sugges tion of President Campbell to make plans for the continuation of l lie campaign. The original plan set the gitnt at $u.liim,uiMi la five years ami will be followed. Mr. i 'hutch came from i 'nrnnaibt t" bring words o,f encouragement and congratulation lo the directors. "Ilefore summer Is out we fully expect to reach the halfway mark. or $2.r.00.0uu," Hah! Mr. KuyUen lall, chairman of the alumni rum palgn. More than L'aaa almnul ami former Ht tub-tits have subseilbf il i4KO,ouo. The alumni (iiotti Is $1. iiuo.uoa and we shall put on a Rpiing campaign to complete ihfc n mount. Men nt ime, the camp:iikrn mr a fine arts building, .under tlm direction of Mrs. Ceorge M. J-r-llnger, will continue and will re eelvo every old from us." The gift campaign, according to the decision of the directors of tin holding company will have thi-cr phases between now and spring. Hot h the alum nl efforts and I hi flue arts building campaign will b prosecuted. The student, body of the I'nlverslly will put on a cam palgn to add subscript Ions of all unpledged undergraduates to t he GimditaUu I tt btudent union fund. Last year In a whirlwind campalcn of a week $2oa.o00 was pledged. Campaign ers In the spring will obtain sub scriptions from this yeur's fresh men class and other new students. SKASlin: OOTTAUK HI HNS 8KAH1DK. Ore. The summer home of Mrs. I.. F. McNeil, 6S5 Fast Morrison street, Portland, wus destroyed by fire, believed of In-ct-ndtary origin, at an early .hour. About a fortniKht ao the cottagu was flri'd, but the flttiui s we.ru CX-; unguislied he lore v.. ;:.Ji duinagu, was done. At thijt time offlctiils found that oily raKs had leen plac ed In the building, TV house bus been unoccupied' und stands alone some distance away from any oiher building. It is understood that it was insured tor 4nnli, I Buy Acreage Wo Imvi M'veiiil tvinall 1 1 nets nl Iiargiilu pi:ccs WKKIv'S & P.I.ACK I'.FAI.TOISS New I'oley UhlK. . Iiisiirtiiice: - Loans WEAVER'S Tailors, Cleaners, Dyura And Prpssera rilONIO MAIN 732 Depot Street . La Grande Mattress Shop and Weaving Works Mattresses of all klnda cleaned and rebuilt; Feather Renovating, Rag and Fluff Rugs made to order and for sale. Cnrpot and U-Jg' Olww lng. Furniture ric-covcring. .cornlll'Vffl'-'f.nF'WVWlK'-.e.ij: Factory Phone 424-VV CHAS. F.IWAUI)S,.Proo, .' UNION-LA GRANDE AUTO STAGE TIME TABLE Irf'aves Leave Union La Grande) 8:U A. M. 11:00 A. M. 1:15 P. M. 6:16 P. M. Sundsys , Istcs Leaves) Union La Granite 1:00 P. M. 6:16 P. M. Ssliir.lay MkIiI Kneplala. Irt'avrs lavea Union La Grande 7:00 P. M. 11:00 P. M. llented Cam P. G, Dcl.AIV Mnnager llmdiiuariers, Kuniiiii'r Hotel BUILDING ? MATERIAL HASH AND TtOOKS HAltDWAIlhl . Grande Ronde Lumber Co, A Home Concern With llutno Purpose MILL WOOD Greenwood Arrant) I'Iioiib .M-7SJ BY TAYLOB tV'Vn L'K Zi: I i- .. it iiK