La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 25, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text! Wednesday, FJ)inarv 23; 1025. THE LA' GRANDE EVENING -OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN fir n 1 - The Observer Want Ad Page The Market Place f Union and Wallowa Counties - FOR RENT FOR RENT Two room npart i tnent, furnished fur liitlit houae- keeping. Cozy and clean. 1305 i 15-S-2J-Stp I M Ave. jnfii iii'.ivi flow inouern o-rooin house with garage, furnace, i Thono 339-W. 12-2-1 S-tf jl'OR KKNT Modi-rn furnished $ -..house. Call lioa N or l'hone .i 434-J. 10-18-5t V).'OK HUNT Strictly modern fur j nlahed upartment. I'hone i4".-J. I OU RENT-v-Modern steam heat j . ed apartments. Wurmeat In city. ) Close. In. fli'O Arelile'J. Murray. 'I Penney HldK. 10-S-lti-tlp M'OH RENT Slenm heated room. Oddfellows Temple, formerly Y. M. C. A. s-3-o-SOIp FOR HALE 1 OU .BALE and dirt. Dry wood, fevtillzur Phone 104 M. 9-2-24-2tP TOR PALE I no bushels Hard "Federation seed wheal. I'hone ' Farmers. 4X. 1 1-2-21-fil KOH 3ALE F.uenrher tenor saxa ' phone In good condition; Reason ably priced. Write A, care Ob server, 1 3-ii-1 n-4i p J.OIl SALE Plover piano. 2602 N. Ash. 0-2-21 -4tp WANTED WANTr.ll-Midillo aged lady wants i work. Nursing eonflneinent pre- FOR SALE Throe-room modern home, com pletely furnished for 2,2UU. This place Is located close o shops and cfhool. TVrms, : i ri cash small payments on balance Ulld.. Six-room modern home, located on nnved street. This place Is In excellent condition and tlm price J la right at J4.Cm. Liber.tl terms. It you have a good small car and want to trade It on a home or building, just come In nud see us. W have one property that will ; payment. Geo.H.Currey itEAivrons Ueal Estate Loans lasiirancol Business & Professional Directory Classified for Quick Reference BUSINESS DIRECTORY ATTORNEYS COCHRAN & EBERHARD Oeo. T. Cochran ami Colon R'F.her hard, Attorneys, La Grande Na tional Bunk Bulldlnn. cmnoi'iiACTORs PR. BELLH MTKim Chiroprac tor, New Foley Building. Dour 10 to 12 ft. m., H to 6 p. m., and 7 to ft p. m. liR, J. E. WOODKI.Ii-Chiropractor and Naturopath. Ukln &nd blood diseases, headaches, ap pendicitis, backaches, rheuma tism, asthma, eczema, varicose veins, all kinds of stomach, beart and kidney trouhle suc cessfully treated. Blood pressure reduced. Diseases of women and children a specialty. Suite 20, Hammer Bldg. Phone 7-W. Residence Phone lu-W. ONTEOPATHIO I'HVKICIAN OSTEOPATHIC PH VfllCIAN Dr. J. L. Jngie, Osteopath, Spinal curvature and fallen arches a . specialty. Dr. Margaret Ingle. Osteopath. Diseases or women and feeding of Infants a spe cialty. Office Phone Main 106. Reg. Phone 106-R. 80mm or Bldg. l"HT91CIAN-8URQEON Dr. F. U Ralston Practice limited to the eye. ear, nose and throat, and flttlnt- of glaaea Sommer Bide. Main 778. 1-1-lm NATURE CUKE IlH. A. N, and MART E. MAT- VTL1E Ppeclftllsti In rtronlt dlseasea Methods: Katuropath and Mecnano-Therapy. Skin and blood diseases, nervous diseases, chronic headache, eczema, scia tica, appendicitis, constipation. bowel trouble; all kinds of chronic diseases sticrea.f'illy treated. Call Main 52J. May vllle Nature Cure Home, 2101 Eaid Adams Ave. Office hours, in to 12 a. in.. l:Jo to t p. m. rnnitttatlnn Pree rnOITSSIONAIi HK4TOHATOII HOCfP I'AINTISO. Calcliiiinlnc , and Paper-hnncinff. J. Iindy. Phone 4SI-W. S-51-tf Spring Is The, Time If you have real astute to sell, spring in tho logical lime tii lell the world about It it's tin? time when peo ple arc thinking miN about buying more land, n hnlhl iny; lot, nr ji house. , Spring Ik a lime of new na tivity mi activity with which you cmi get contact hy u shu; I he AVniu Ads. The com is small yet the return mi asm 1 1 ft I uutl Inl ine, lint ?, AN OI.HfCRVTK WANT r ... AO Vi4h DO IT." fi'i-red. Phone 4a4 L 1 l-2-24-2tp 1- I WANTED lllnh school (jirl wish es .place to work fur room und board. Iponlre Observer.' . 1.2 2-24-31P WANTED Slewing neatly dupe, phone 414 W. Mia. Nora Webti. 9-12-11-lm FOUND FOUND Rinall while female rtnR, part Rpiiz. t.'all at ri4 Washlntr ton St.: 12-2-24-21 . MOXMOT.TH NOTF.fi j MONMOI'TH. (Special) A RpV'e lal train of Oi-effon Normal Rcboo. .,.,,..4 t,. O..Lr,n. Pi..,nllv ., . . i .1. ..i to look over tlm Hlate instlt Jtlona MM ill. ..I U. .M..L " in"; fll"'" ""I"'"'- ;"' lih-r,he purpose of' BeUTlnB the H rary.nnd other iniitntlons were; . ' ' . . , f visited durltiff the day. The; Htudcnis Iho had the oPPOrti ity to eo the h-ffislaitire. at worU.i Bttidents ulso had the opportujli The Delphians and the Oregon tjuilt and Pen society met recent ly for a social meeting. A pro gram' honoring Washington and Lincoln. The basketball team of the Normal school have been unfort- mi'iln ifr-r.nllv lmvlnn- lnjt t he u names' thev ntaved In Chicago uncouple of bud ding young bandits were nipped in the bud. Algona (la.) man shot. at his wife and missed her. Judge gave him $o years, but not for missing. L. A. STOOP Realtor. La Grande National Hank Jtldg. Phone Main KG. 2-M-lm FRATERNAL DIRECTORY O. O. M. 1a Grande Todge No. kbO , Loyal Order of Moose, holds regular meetings every Thursday night si 8 p. m. at Odd I'VMowa' hull. The Women's Mooat-heart Legion No. H meets every second and fourth Thursdays of each inoiilh. Vls 11 ijk s welcome. i Dr. 4 A. N. MayvlllB, Dictator.1 ilaroid Lund, tiecielary. H. P. O. ELK A La Grande Lodge No. 4S8. , LfldKe. meets each Thursday evening at 8 'o'clock. Home and elub privileges rneer ruly eitended la all Brother Klka. Leiter Brarnweil, Eialted Ruler. Mood Rekley, Hecretary. WOODMEN Oe" THE) WORI.I La Grande Camp No. 101. Meets every first and third Monday nlfrhta at Eagles, ball. All vls- Itlni Neighbors welcome. Dues payable t office of the Clerk, Rooms 11-21, La Grand Na tional Bank Building. T, Reece, C. C, ' R. J. Kitchen, Clerk. A. F. and A. M. La Orande Lodge no. i, 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. KfnOHTS OF PYTHIAS Red CroMS Lodge Ko. 27 meets every Monday evening la Castle hall (K. or P. Hall), at p. m. A Pythlao welcome to all vlsltlnc Knla-hts. C. T.. Rerry, C. C. C, L. Oraliam, K. R. 8. O. K. R Hone Chapter No. II. O. E. R holds stated roinmtinlra lion the second and fourth Wed nesdays of earn month at s:nn , p. in. Visiting memte-rs eordlally welenmed. Maude K. Wierhard. W. M. Florence Gecon, Becrstary. NEW TODAY NOTICfc. CI untried Want Ada are strict, ly CASH IN ADVANCE; copy must be la not later than a m dale or- Insertion. Bale! 2e per word for each Insertion, FOR RENT Larue front sleeplnit room, close In. 904 Wash. . .. . ' 10-2-25-2tp "OR SALE -incubator. - - Queen and Ruckeye Cove and Hall St. - lll-2-2.'.-Slp KO It KALE ItnnmlilK liouse 111 Clenn's l-'erry, Ida., oi will trade ' for La Grande property. '' Rhone afiii-w. - in-2-2r.-iip EOR RALE Rullease i;raphaphone t27.SH. Inquire 2I0Q Kllnj slrcel or Peerbss Creamer'. 12-2.2r.-lti FOn PALE llolslein bull. Innulri of W. L. rtandall, Old Town. ,-, i-2-2r.-rdp KflR RALE Eordson, Us-il on year, "In good condition. I'n.lly et!itpp:d, I'linpie-r attachment, inntllre at Jay Rhaw,- or Phone 2U4-W. . , .-, . lli-2-2!l-2lp FOR'.. RENT 7-rooltl,. furnished modern ' bouse on pavement, $411 p.-r month, call ni 2ia:i First Ri. 15-2-25-2IP 27 YEARS AGO Dntty Morning OhstTvor, 1-Vhru-nry 24, ISflfi Da vtil KocIob and O. W. Nlhly arrived with Civil KiirI neer Wet icisi nlsrht. T. It. 'ntler. inanii(for of inn. em laeiorjf an , ,rt r . Mr. ranger, the succokhTuI stipertn- , , KnriiD h.mi- f I . J j rhnrch wnB , , , F. D. Mef'ully of Jofieph, Is In ihe elty today. 4 '-' Condtdittcs named for county judK, Dunham Wriprht, of nig Creek, V. D. Arnold of Hllgard. Married At the homo of the oride's parents In KuminervlIJi Wednesday. Keliruary 2S, lSKS, Jas. Morelock and Mary Logan. Afloi tint ceremony t lie ' happy coulilt came to 4 .a rande where u sump iuoub dinner was in.jltJiiS-JittJaf home of J.ums liussell, Tliose pres ent ut the dinner were: MIbs Mnry Logan, Miss Kflie Houtli. MIhh Nora iMne, H. McKinnis und wife, and Mcbsi-b. Hturgill, Hubert. A,cL.ee und Jt'SHe McUee. The many fricndK of the. hrlde and prooin join with the Observer In wishing them n long and happy life. Three jockeys hurt In New Or leans races. They will recover. Many bank rolls Injured. They won't recover. . News from Switzerland'. Kick ing on bread prices. f Maybe they coubl make It cheaper by pulling cheese holes 111 it.' . , GET AT. THE CAUSU! Many I.n Grande Folks Are Show ing How lo Avoid Needless. Kiiffering. . " There's not hln& more annoying than kidney weukness or Inability to properly control Ihe kidney secretions. Night and day alike, the Biirferer Is tormented and whui ith the burning nnd scalding, the attendant hark ache, headache and dlzztncxs, life Is Indeed a burden, Doau's Pills a stimulant dinivifc to l ho kidneys have brought pence and comfort lo many La Orande people. Profit by this La Orande resident's experience: Mrs. Mary Campbell, lf.4 Mon roe St., says: " know from- ex perience that Doon's Pills are n reliable remedy for kidney din- orders end general physieal de pression.' Whenever I notice any symptoms of kidney, complaint coming on n few Donn's overcome the trnuble." FOFR VRARS LATER, Mrs. CnmpbeR said: ."I have nevr found anything to eq ml Doon's for attacks of kidney complaint." 6.c, at all dealers. Fosier-Md-burn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.--Adv. MAMTW POP s f r NOvv THAT THIS BEAUTV TATED IT VMiLL. BE NECE55ARV FOR US to ENTER TWO CONTESTANTfo AS Representatives of ThE WASiCWUD CO- ff A .I -r OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo Con IN HCJZS, FR-tCND l WITH THIS CDN- THAT'S KmCfZfi THE HNJPS MOST Of" TH6 -THAT'S. R.VCH SHRC The ; La Grande "Mnn Wlin Piimp Hqpk' ivian wno ame iaiK Based on Stage Success. v William Fox has produced nn olher picture from a ndialily snc-l cessful novel and stngo play tn; !"T Mat. Who Came Ritck" which opens a throe day run at the Ar- eade theater Thursday. Dlreeted in- l-'nimpii Plvnn. the nlclure was made by a talented cast of well known screen performers and It is said to be one of the he.st pieces, of work ever done by the' versatile director. t Originally n novel by John Flem ii , ! . t ysg-w-' . r ing Wilson, "The Man Who Qamth( -llth Hooa wl1h ItOK(.r ,(,wlf, Hack" yas drnmallzejr by Jules" , lIllonu(rP clul,mtini on llls yuch, Fckert Ooodmnn and hroduced by, I. ..,- Fckert Goodman and produced by William A. Hrndy. In 1917. :,Marr. Nash and Henry Hull had the IPad-. Ing rolea and the piny ran on! Hrondwny for 417 days. Tn Ohi; cago It played .for -twenty-omit weeks. In ano.her production Co. - rnd Nagel had the title role nd his SIICCC wiM iiuiiu us 1 njiM iiiii. T n the Kox plel u rc Cleorge O'Hrlen and Dorothy Macknlll have the prlncipnl .parts nnd' are sup-, nTtcd by a capable cast including Cyril Chadwlclt. Ralph Lewis, Km-' II v Fitzroy. Harvey Clark and oth ers we known to the A merlcnn theater going public. The story deals wllh the ne'er-do-well son of n New York million-, aire who eventually heiomes a i 7L , . ri T V ' rise, the latter nrluciwed by aj woman, make n narrative which of the action neceysarv to n first vatice notices Hie Fox prod,,ction:;'I';'rl;;i' ) "j1 uThe Painted Lady" . Cominrr to Staif : V- -For 3-Day Run. "The Tnlnted Lndy." the Wllllnm j Fox speclnl' production feoturing C.eorge O'nrten ond Dorothv Mac-; knlll which Is booked to open at . the star thpnter on Frldftv for n j run of three days. Is more thnn nn ; sdnptntlnn from the daringly rp.tl-J istlc Saturday Inverting Post ntory of Lnrrv Hvnns. It's Life Itself. IiB South Bfl love, fierce hnte, rnmahen, painted passion and vengeance, "flhol" from the reennrlo hv Thomos Dixon Jr.. ' under the brilliant direction of I Chester Rennett. t Luther Smith, plnyed by Qeorgp I O'Brien, he of the million dollar! smile, loses the srnlle on retiirnlnr from a voyage, finding his mother dvlng or grief, hfs little sister Alice dead nTter being ruined hy a brul a captain, the Sen Wolf. Vowing vengeance, Luther ships for the South Sens as first mate with "Captain Sutton" of the schooner "Vulture." not knowing hoj Is the Hen Wolf. After n fight with the captain about the very Rlble given him by his poor Utile I CONfTEST HAS B SmA FiNiE - BUT VJE I , WA.WT TO BE 1 MI&KTV CAREFUL CANDIDA! tb i ' rTTl " r THe'Re Now - I've Got, : UjOM-CNi HAVE, TrCIf? "OMB NOW.A-'IWXS ii ..vgucH , . -ALL p t Theatres sinter Alice, Luther quits tho 'Vul- , llire., ttt the f(rJ)t 8outh Soa ifimmI, Here, in a languorous South flea cabaret, he sees 1 "The Pulnted Lady" and she him. It's love at first sight, the girl of his dreams meets the man of hers. Under the Kouthern Cross! em braced by amorous hreeaes, he de clares his great love. "The Painted Ijidy" has not unlie lost her soul. ; Honesty compels her to tell him i " ' '"" Innocently sentenced to jriil. un able to keep honest employment us an ex-conict. hounded by hunger into paying the prlco of virtue for a meal, she was driven by the world to becoipe "The Painted I nih' " ., elw. Iw ..n.lulmr i,omv Tbo finish, climax on climax, Is terrific Few plays have such a punch , following punch, ill) Ihe Be . - (, ! ,lor(lH,,H UI . ,M hlH ..,,,.,, cowerinir nil i lady" cowering on an auction block in the Sen Wolf's fangs . He sees red, with blood-shot eyes. . An Inhuman fight follows; wild animal against beast, of prey. "So This Is Marriage" . !ls a Photoplay You bhould Not Miss. Nw and then comes along one fllmfl of wh,(.h fl).ms r,llh((i:(Ilt )0 s;iy , (.v,.pyon(1 ..Yoll I its this reviewer believes. Is most. a;e. at- isiicrrya lata nine lonigni. This picture, from Ihe original Snoclgrass & Zimmerman - Umtfrtiiker Ambulance Service Phone Main 62 Comer 4th and Penn l l r'l It! I I DONfT LET THAT VUORRV MOU -I'VE AiREACry SEttCTED Two AND ENTERED THEift, MAME5 AS. CONTESTANTS HERE AKfe TmEiR PKCSToGRAPrft story by Carey VMaon. Is an modern one. dealing with the marl tal difficulties of INner Muish (Conrad Nugel)'and Lteth Marsh Elunor Hoardnmn), and th in fluence of a baeh-.'lor student or books and women Daniel Kan kin (Lew Cody). . I The young wife Is guy and frivol ous, ' When Peter ; mildly protests against lier oxiravagances, ho re- torts:' i "Why don't you earn moro mon ey: other men do?V Sho finds-comfort In the com panionship of Itankin. and runs to his home for comfort - when her htmhand has treated her roughly af ter hastily taking her from a res- uurant where, ufler many previous experiences of the sort, he has heard her criticised for her ex treme manner of drew, "P'l h'-i" Irresponsible ways. j inning inn i iiein rcauy inveni her htishand, Itankin shows her the error of her ways hy reading to her from the Dlhle. the story uf Dayld! mil Hath-Kheha. Mr. Henley letlu Oils on the screen In natural colors hy the Technicolor proeesH, using hundreds of . vividly gurhed extras in the (Kigeattt und. feasting sci-nt'H which form the amaulngty . heuutl- I'ul background for the title. No one, whether he Is a regular motion picture-goer or not. should fall to m o thlu Keiiueiieu. Ii makes one. re joice (uoi't) than ever. If that's pos sible, for having eyes to see vlh. This Is a Louis H. Mayer pre sentation through Mciro-Cioldwyn. The scenario was done hy John Lynch ami Alice l. (1. Miller. Oth ers In Die cast ore John Patrick. Clyde Cook. Claire de l.orejc. Khiiil non Day. Jack Kd words, Kstelle Clark and Thelma Morgan. Vienna Actors Demand Protection Against Itadhi VIENNA. (AP) rA novel .rud io lawsuit Is pending In the local courts. Singers of the Vlenmi opera, whose voices are broad cast from the Hinge, have sued the management tn the grounds' that their cnmmeiical value Is depreciated by the r.adio. . An oera star's assets i ney Blue Ribbon Bread THE SPLIT liOAF 21 O,.. Ifto . . . Mode (lean Sold Ch an In the making of our products we uso only the best of raw materials and. take prldo In the fact Hint wo huvo the most .modern factory in Eastern Oregon and the best ovens known to the baking world. Wro only employ bakers of wldo ox- perlenco who aro working to mnke tho very best bread for you. Try a -loaf nnd be convinced. From the raw material to the consumer without having been touched by tho human hands. La Grande Bakery K, J. ( MoWILLT AM A, Owner The Only Independent ISnkcry In La Orande. nliCB RIUHON BHIiAD SCI'ERFINE BREAD I.A t.IiaiMII'J - aSi;i'll KI At.10 LINK llaars & Coltltron, I'nifW. Stages Leave La Grande for Joseph Daily 8:30 12:30 3:30 Arrive: 10:50 1:50 5 :!)0 Kichth Mr-sxncc , ' i' ' Wliy pny moreT You ciin buy nn KSSHX or u HUDSON COACH for Ifi Lcdbetter Garage HUH Ailainj Avenue The low cont of opcriiting our business emible.s iih tn sell you merchandise for less money. IFurniture Exchange fir and Jefferson ' - Phone 474-J WE BUY, SELL OK TRADE (fllfl WMWr S C TOR THE LOVA I EA5M CHIEF.- VJEXL II W lMtim lrrfl " MUD-HOW DO IT BEAUTiFV THEM NWlTflT . J WMfllk f A WOu EXPECT To MAW MUD SO WEN . "il ill ' & VJIN AREAuTW I TH? vM(N THE C0MTE5T 'I IMh ytP? CONTEST WITH S VJF- &ET ALLTiU. CREDIT ultra-'.claim, depend not only 'ipon his ability as a singer, but also upon his acting. The fftct that the rudio can transmit the voice only, hut not the gestures, they con tend gives an erroneous liupn sa lon of the artist und thus in terferes, with his popularity to such an extent that, his commer cial value Is lessoned. Prohibition Aids U. N. I irNcleiicy, Say tin Welsh Manufacturers CARDIFF (AP). Prohibition has Increased the. efficiency of Amerieun workmen by 2 a percent, suys a report by Sim and Cov entry. Ltd., tinplate nut mi fact ur ers. oil the stale of the Welsh tinplate market In lii-L The re port adds that this factor must be taken Into consideration if it ever comes to clear-cut compe tition between the American and llritish tinplate workers. "It Is fashionable in some quar ters to laugh at prohibition," the report continues, "but this calcu lation seems to suggest that, rather- than a laughing matter,. It Is a factor of very real Importance," SKIN K SITK WON OPKNDD ASTORIA. Oro. Hlds opened nt Ihe quartermaster's office at l'ort SI evens revealed that I he I larhey Packing coiptuiny was high bidder on four uf the five Sand island .mine siius which are leased by Hie government. loini bids were Huhmllled In four cases by the Columbia Itlver Packers attsoclatlnn ami the Snub born Cutting .company. The bids were for 41 five-year lease on Ihe sites. No awards will be made un til such lime ns ihe proffers have hern forwarded to Washington, D. C,, for approval. , Thoummda of Inns of fish have been taken in hcIiicm in past years from Sand Island, which lb s about lit mites below Aalnria and close to the iiinuih of the Columbia river. nirt name. in Chicago forget her Could have been worse. lWe know some girls who forgot . 1 ncmscivcH, GimCutiaWu I ax Canon Takes l-'Ihtg ut Church .Music and Would-hi; Singers YOltlC, Kng.t ( A P) A great deu I of ch u re 1 1 and chu pel music is - ''beneath .'contempt and even inimoi-uli" f mid '"appeals to -all that is low," Canon Hell, pre centor of York Minister, dechired in an address on religion und nrislc. "I believe Cod," hw added, "does not - want people to be so conceited n to think that 'they can sing when they cannot. . I believe we can piny golf or crl ket to tin- glory oiGod, but I do not believe it Is ' any good trying to sing, a song to the glory of Clod when wo cannot sing at all." Los Angeles woman asks dl- voreis Savs her husband bated bath tubs. ; And it Isn't cold i.i Los Amretes, eil her. Buy Acreage Wo have several small tracts at bargain pi:cca WKEKS & IELACK HI'Al.TOItM , New Foley tilde, liiMirtifice luiii-i WEAVER'S Tailors, Cleaners, Dyers And I'rcjwers nioNi: main 7:u l)c-Mt Street La Grande Mattress Shop and Weaving Works ', Mattresses of all . kinds cleanod and rebuilt; Feather Renovating. Rng and Fluft Ruks nmde to order and for sale. Carpot and R Jg CImw. Ini;. Furnlturo Re-covering. Llcen.scd Fumfu-ntor. Factory Phone 424-VV CIIAS. KDWARDS, l'ruo. a - UNION-LA GKANDB AUTO STAGE TIME TAIII.H . Iienves i I- . leaves t'nloii La (jrnntle 8:15 A. M. 11:()0 A. M. i:is P. M.- 6:16 P. at. Knndays ficaves Leave Union . La OnuMle 1:00 P. M. ' . 6:15 P. U. Saturday Nlijlit h'lierlala leaves l,ravc Unliiii Ia (Iranilfl 7:00 1. M. 11:00 P. al. Heated cum P. a. lleLAP, Mannirer Iletulfjiinrters, Soilinter lintel BUILDING MATERIAL KASH AND IIOOIls) IIAKIIWAICU Grande Rondo ; Liimlicr Co. A Home Coma-m Wltb Homo l'lii pusa , . MILL WOOD Greenwood Avenna ', 1'liono AI-7S'J BY TAYLOR t