La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 09, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, March' f), 192o. ttte ex nirANrrn evenwg OBSERVES FAGS S3VETT " The Observer Want Ad Pae The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties rOR RENT FOR RENT Nicely furnished three room apartment with fe-u-1 range. $35. Call 6KJ-W. j FOR KENT Modern furnished two room apartment. Wuverly At. 9-3-ti-Mp FOR RENT Furnished rooms for, liKht housekeeping. 1512 Adams.: l'hone 257-J. 11-2-27-tf Foil JtENT C-room house on Second St. Phono S18-J. i 10-2-26-tf TOR RENT Modern steam heat-I ed apartments. Warmest In city. Closo in. Seo Archie J. Murray. Penney BWr. lG-2-(l-tfp TOR SALE fcKKD POTATOES Early Oliios and Irish Cobblers. Certified seed, Minnesota grown. Welmer Bros. Covo. Ore. 1 r-:i-4-f,l FOR KAI.K Oli RENT Stork or dairy ranch 4 14 mill s NV. of El gin. Address Ho 14 5, ElKin. Hi-3-r.-4tp Klli SALE Alfalfa hoy, l!l.lw delivered. 1(14 M. r,-:i-ii-:it p FOR BALE OR TRADE :t 10 acres - at land, ISO aereable, 40 acres . with water right, about no acres sub-Irrigated, three larne springs, lots of cowo and hogs and ma chinery, near Baker project. Oue-holf mile rrom 'leiocuset. (12,000.00. :ir,00 cash, balance 5 years. K. Blotter, Telocaset. 44-:i-2-l mp FOR SALE Thrcft-room modern homo, ao location in-ar shops uml .school. Owner la having town and hus priced thin properly bo it will 6HI. It will pay yon to In vend-' entc tliin. j Seven-room home, well lorn t el on paved street, for :i"no. The terms are very reasonable. One-acre tr:ict close to Green wood school and new saw mill. 3 -room home and barn on phiec. This place will consider a small car as part of first payment. Fonr-room homo, city water, electric lights, plastered. This is a well-made small home, well o-i rated. A smalt automobile or j real estate eon tract will he no- cepted as a first payment and the! balance can be paid tike rent. REALTORS : Real Kstato Loans Insurance Business & Professional Directory Classified for Quick Reference BUSINESS 'DIRECTORY- ATTORNEYS COCHRAN A EBERHARD Oco. T. Cochran anil Colon R. Kher liard. Attorneys, La Grande Na- CHIIIOI'UAOTORS DR. DEIXB MYERS Chiroprac tor. New Foley Hulldlnsr. Hours 11 to 1) i. m., ! to I p. m., and 7 to p. m. DR. J. B. WOODBLh Chlroprao tor and Naturopath. Rkln and blood diseases, headaches, ap pendicitis, backaches, rhejma tism. asthma, eczema, varlcoso veins, all kinds of stomach, heart and kidney trouble suo eeisfully treated. Blood pressure reduced. Diseases of women and children a specialty. Suite to, Sommer Bid. Phone 4S7-W. Tlesldenee Phone 190-W. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN OSTEOPATHIC PHT8ICIAN Dr. J. L. Ingle, Osteopath, Spinal curvature and fallen arches a specialty. Dr. Margaret Ingle, Osteopath. Diseases of women and feeding of Infants a spe cialty. Office Phone Main 106. Res. Phone 106-R. Sommer Bld. PHTSICIAN-BUROEON Dr. P. L. Ralston Practice limited to the eye, ear, nose and throat, and flttlnx of glasses. Sommer Bldg. Main 771. 1-1-lm PROFESSIONAL DECORATOR HOITFT3 PAINTING. Caltlmlnlng and Paper-hanging. J. Tvonriv. Phone 4S1-W. 2-21-tf U A. STOOP Healtnr. La Ornn.ie National Bank Bide. Phone M-.in . ?.;l.tm " " X.XT1HK t l ltK . DM. A. N". and MART E. MAY VILLE Hperlnllsls In chronic diseases. Mi'thods: Naturopath and Meehano-Tliernpy. Fkln nnd . blond disease, nervous iliseasi-s ' chronic heudnrhes. eczema, seia J , tics, appendiritis. eonst'ontlen y honel trouttte; nil Hn.ls of f rhronle dis-eses surri-ss'ul'y treated. Call M.-itn SI'S. May ville Nature rure Home. tni Eat Adams Ave. otfire hour. Six Calls In Two Hours When you advertise for n liouse Ki move into this Nprinjj (uslii a Observer Waul Ad), nh.it it'tuiiis can you iiKH't? You may get more culls nrul ffister, but out' ntlvt'iilKcr in r I iu ( ) liserviM' rci-cu 1 1 y sot slv calls within two hours iiricr the impel was on the strtt. Or rou isc he'll gel a ileslraljle hotis, 1'ho "0t Is snuill the re turns are iiuiiieillute. "an onsrnvT-: want AT Wll.fj DO IT." WANTED WANTED First class hot lunch and soda fountain glii. Exper ienced. Hilverthorn - Wright's Family Prug store. 15-3-7-21 WANTED Cood ralrli.-l setter fnM r.o.ooo mill. l'hone (lanlenler l.l.r. Co.. Austin, (Mi'. 1,1-3-7-21 WANTED Work by thn hour. Phone. ISO W. 7-2-27-7t WANTED Rewlnj? neatly done. Phone 4X4 W. Mid. Nora Webb.) 8-12-1 7-1 m' 27 YEARS AGO Dally Morning- Observer, March R, l h!S The potato market is looking up. J. 1). McKennon is preparing the shipment of nearly a train load, fifteen cart. The officers and teachers of the M. K. Sunday school met Monday afternoon and appointed the fol lowing committees to arrange for Faster Sunday: Floral. Hannah Ji offers. Mrs. Waggle and Mrs. Sim mons; musk-n nnd liierary, Mrs. Josie Mills. Mertie Aldrick. laicy Harding. Corn Aldrieh, lien Gran dy, Tom Williams. Robert Jones and Webster Chandler. ,-W.Kv.FUiigeraldi- 'has hls -ulaeo. near Klgin arranged 1o receive his family nnd came up Monday FRATERNAL DIRECTORY li. O. O. M. La Grande Lodge No. J60 Loyal Older or Moose, holds regular meetings every Thursday night at 8 p. m. at Odd Fellows' hall. Tho Women's Mooseheart Legion No. 398 meets every second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Vis itors welcome. Dr. A. N. Mayville, Dictator. Harold Lund, Secretary. B. P. O. ELKS La Grande Lodge No. 4S8. Lodge meets ench Thursday evening at S o'clock. Home and club privileges cheer filly eitcndud lo all Brother KIMs. Lester Bramwell, Eralted Ruler. Mood Eckley. Seoretary. WOODMTIN OF THB WORLD Iji Orandn Camp No. 16. Meets I every first and third Monday nights at Eagles hall. All vis iting Neighbors welcome. Dues payable at office of the Clerk, Rooms tl-22. La Grande Na tional Bank Building. T. Recce, c. C. R. J. Kitchen, Clerk. A. P. and A. M. La Grande Lodge No. 41, A. P, and A. M. holds regular meetings first and third Fridays at 7:0 p. m. Cordial welcome to all -Masons. J. L. Ingle. W. M. A. V. Llndgren, Secretary. , KNIGHTS OP PYTHIAS Red Cross Lodge No. 27 meets every Monday evening In Castle hall (K. of P. Hall), at p. m. A Pvthlan welcome to 'all visiting Knights. C. I,. Bersy, C. f. C. L. Graham, K. R. 8. O. E. S. Hope Chapter No. IS. O. E. S. holds stated communica tion the second and fourth Wed nesdays of each month at 8:na p. m. Visiting members cordially welcomed. Maude H. Eberhsrd. W. M. Florence Bacon. Secretary 'THE rTTHIAX SISTER meet j evfry Friday evening, ereept the f fourth of each month, at 7:20 at I the K. P. Hall. All vHitlng sis ' ters wi'lrnnie. M I MIMred rrtm-W. NEW TODAY NOTICE. Classified Want Ada are strtot Ij CASH IS ADVANCE; copy tuuHt b In not Inter than a. in. date of Insertion. Rates: 2c per word for each insertion, . 'OR RENT Modern front bed room. 1012 Sixth 7-3-3-81P WANTED Refined young lady wishes steady bolts. 'keeping posi tion. CnU Savoy Hotel. 12-3-S-ltp FOR saI.K One (i-ronm . modern hunfr-tlow on Main street and one fi-room modern on Sprlntf street. K you have money and want u bargain call Hen Dectous. Savoy hotel. iSS-S-O-Stp FOR. SAT.K -- 1!HM Model FoH coupe. Iteasonalite, terms to re sponsible parly, l'hone ICS M J to a p. m. I rt-H-ii-.il p FOR TKAD.F, Mower,, mite, good discs, harrows, potato planter and digger, biijory and traeior. Any or all for Iiomh or cat lie. J. I.. Ve.Kt'nHi;nv. lmbh r, Die. i4-3-U-:itp FOR SALE Six room liouse with one-hulf acr -of Kround. CJood well wat.r. Will lake Ifioou.oo down, tiolanee $o.oo per mo:itli. I'lHine LTiS-.l. L'l-:l-0-llp FOR 8A1.K OR TRAPF D-room ' liouse, ftirnlshi'd or unluruished. Suitiible for boardiHK house or lai'e family. One block north ol shops. Ii!fi V. 23-at-y-ltp ZfliER HRIi'K fndir new man- uKenient. Rooms with or with out board. .Modern 3-room apart ment. Mux Wash. Ave. 17-8-il-ltp LOST On street, small black purse coul aining currency und Hifver. Return to I7fi Fourth or call Hr-V. Liberal Reward. I 7-3-0-11 to move them out. V. Sommer, the Flgin merchant, is in the city today. Attorney J. D. Slater Is in I3a- kcr toduy on legal business, j The large mounted owl- in the I window of J. H. I'eare's jewelry store which has been attracting so much attention, was mounted by Fred llallen, the taxidermist. It Is a fine specimen of owl kind and in mounting it Mr. liallen has I clearly shown himself to be an ex-, j pert in the Art of taxidermy. reel or at the sthool moeting Mon day, and William Miller.. clerk. Jr. JJucon, the retiring director re fused nomination, as did also A. c. Williams, who has so faithfully served the last four consecutive terms as clerk. CLAUDE C. PRATT Wo slatted emly this Mumiuy lotiruln- with orders for JOttu feel or vertical K'ft'u fkroriiiK. 11 (fiil lous hni!S4' paliil. lMio br (( k ami :t.(HI0 fi-rt roinmiiii IiiiiiInt ....We JtiM rr'clvei1 n In !; ship ment of nalK Sulurday. 'I hev have raNril In price I Me per Ucn, so that mnke lliini :,.:, bn-.e in keg lots. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. Tb Poor Man's Friend" Op po. Foundry. I I ION 348 9f No Sunday Iliislneirv MAMTH POP GO?H -MHAT A PRETTV i Girl- amo it looks L, LIKE MARIAN'S HAT AM' COAT IS OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo - r1 I rushing ptLt SICK liOOM. Strong Cast Takes Part in "Dangerous Maid.'' The caRt of "The Dnnpfcrous Mnid," a Klrst National picture, io the prn-atest ever wlected to flilp port t'onatance TalmadKC It will he shown ut the Arcade theater to day. Resides Constance Talmadwe tliero are Cpnway Tearlo, her lead ing man; Morgan Wallace, Tully Marshall, Marjorie Daw. Charles Gerrard. I.ou Morrison. Olio Mat feson. Wilson Humnnil, Kenneth Cih.son, Ann May, Kate I'rice, Thomas Ktckctts. Phillip Dunliam, .lack Dillon and Kay Hallor. It Is a Joseph M. Schneck production. The story of "The TniiKrons Maid" in laid in the turbulent times .when,, the ,l)uUe of Monmonth if -iielled aKaliiHt Kin'jf Jann'M JT of Kneland. Constance Talnuuluc has the role of a nnidcup little rebel who dons a cavalier's sword nnrl costume and enKaH In a thrilling .series of adventures with the of ficers of the kinsr. The story pives Constance her firt opportunity to phiy a dra matic role, and the teture, al though ll contains many humorous siluations, is replele with romanco and love interest, and Is embellish ed with superb sets designed by Stephen Goosson. Con way Tearle is the hiphe.st priced lend I ii p; man In filmdom. lie appeared recently with Norma Tainiadue in "Ashes of Vf-n-Reance." Morjorto Daw has loop been one of ihe hip stars of filmdom, Miss D.-iw plays the part of Ceeille, cousin to ' 'oiisiauee. who is ciist ii s l.ady ltnrbiira Wlnslow. Marsh al) plays tlie pnrt of "Simon, the peddler." Itankln, who In cast on a younp fuputivo of the rebel nrmy, and brother to Ceellle. rhilms kin with (he lS:irrymores ami Drews, two of t he moKt famous families of the Amerlcnn stape, Kate I'riee and Charles C.errard are two well-known n:ime to fol lowers of film personalities. Mor rison, Dunham nnd (ilbsou are ahio a veteran trio. Ilwincz Photoplay At Sherrys Is iMae Murray's Best. Mne Murray has done it npnln. Rlie lins scored nnolher real t rl- .' ii in nli In "flre 11f lvtieltn n t r m " her new Met ro-Goldwyn starrlnp picture, which opened at the Sher ry theater yesterday for three dnys. TMrep the Knehant ress" was written especially for Miss Mnrrny hy Vicente Mnfm f.hnncz, author of "Tlie Knur Horsemen of the ApocalypMe" and ot her famous novels, and it supplies her with fT t'fltf I U TOO - i - V I i . ir i rVYsIV til R I til mti Ku 5 jmort j.HS5l I- i la Grande Theatres j i m i S. 1 Jl.l,iLI fft 7rcsx a 1 7 vUJ5 - Mtu our cf ono of the best stories In which she has ever appeared, lbanej! hns based the story on tjie mythical poddess, Circe. This episode of the picture has biVn transferred to the screen in a very 'colorful w;iy and Is an interestinp novelty as well as furnlshinp a j foundation for the real story that lonows. In t h e real st ory M iss M array portrays the pari of Ceeile Ilrnnne, who is a modern Circe until she meets one man who falls lo sue- Farmers Thoep of iit who Have j-onie sheep will Soon have some vooL , To m'H. ' '.' ' lA't us find you, tho Huyer. Last year two vara Of wool were assembled At our warebtiuse W here ft was easy for Tin buy i lo sample And mahe up n car Acvotdiup In ptiule. This year wr want 'i'o handle Ton cars. La Grande Warehouse & Storage Co. l'hono Main 7V2 - Grande Ronde Lumber Co. A Ilomn Concern With Homo Purpose Wo. Iiftvn sntim odd fitmk, n. 1 pinde of Mlved Paluls and Odd -sled Windows, AV wl-h t" nuto this slm-k nnd nre inaliinp har taiu prices. WWM TWT 'S MARIAN AaRifcHl 5 W-4 AND ILL&fcl Mt3 f.y - .V. AND L LL Db rMfc 3 lu i ;' ENTERiWG THE M YxL cumb to her charm." From this point on It develops into a fust moving romance such us Ihanes only" cun develop and in which Miss Murray is at her best. Robert Z. leonard, who directed "Circe the Kni'hantress." deserves credit with Miss Murray it ml Ihan es for the manner hi which he has handled I he picture. Th supporting cast for "Circe the Knchnn tress" includes James Kirkwood. William Haine. Charles llerard. Gene t 'aim-run. Thomas UlckeHs und l.tlliun lLngdeu. The two-reel comedy "Hull and Snnd" is also being shown. Jury Imlirts ltuiu-her. noon RlVMii. o.-. Rundoh.h Gibson of The Dalles, owner of an :ipper valley ranch place, was In dicted by the grand jury on a charts f moonshine manutactur-! inu. The Jury action was n sequel to die seizure of tl still, hidden In an artificial cavern, by a posse, under Sheriff Kdlck, several weeks affo. Jack Crawford, who has been kept here uh n wltneHH in the case after pleading to com plicity in the operation of the Htlll, was sentenced Tuesdny to a year In the penitentiary. Gilisnn, who was Riven unlit It p. m. today to make his pleu, was released on bin own rceiuriity.iuicc j In order to visit The I iiles and i entfiiKe mi attorney. Parity Bread Mde Clean Sold Clenn Tiuth In ndvertiainp Implies honesty In niannfncturni nnd tho nnsurance of a smuiro ileal. Give us a trial. La Grande Bakery K. J. lUoWlTMAMS, Owner Ttifl Only Independent llaLery In l,n Grande. I BLUE KUtnON BREAD SUl'ERFIKIS BREAD Exide Batteries stiu).miu:h. & M. Rpollipht.s I nckni'd Vlw all sizes Generator V Starter Brushes Idpht Globes alt sizes Iiiimp Sockets Genuine Keiny ami Deloo Colls, I'oints, etc. FRED T. Mm i9 . Safvlij -"SwiMy I.A GMXDE - JOSEI'II STAOB LINE liaiirs A Colillroii, I'rops. Sl:iK'es Leave I-a (Jrande Daily 7:30 - 9:00 . 12:30 - 4 :00 Singes Leave Joseph 7:30 - 10:30 - 12:30 - 2:30 Eighth Messngc ' Why pay more? You can buy nn KSSI5X or a HUDSON COACH for lew. Ledbettcr Garage 1100 Adainfl Atcou The low cost of operating our business enables m to sell you merchandise for less money. Furniture Exchange Fir and Jefferson Phone 474-J WE BUY, SELL OR TIUDE f PARDON ME BUT 16 THAT RPAUTIf-UL HKL EMTERED IN'THE SCOOP'S CONTENT r I VE3 -THAT'S ) (TT; l" , MlS5MNTH!j UH ; GijSi lis -rj ,,;,niMti j Adventures of Black Sam. Oregon "Bull Puncher" (Continued from pane 5) I started to o home Staples was sound asleep snoring- And Spenc er seemingly was ulso asleep. Rut I was certain he was playing pos sum In order to stay then and set to Susie in the night. "Rut. I thought that It was al most impossible to believe that a married man with children like him would he that low. So I went to bed and soon fell usleep. "Just about daybreak I woke up and I heard u commotion In the Indian tepee. Soon 1 heard trr-nan and then Spencer's vnlee gruffly saying", 'Now, you old lay there will ye. you won't bother me for a while. ''I jumped out of bed uud ran. Just then I could discern Spencer running after Susie who was about fifty yards in the lead. As I came to the wigwam I heard groans und 1 went In. The rascal had almost killed the old Indian nnd the squaw by strangling them. "I gave them a drink of water ami the old man begged; "For God salt en go and unvo Susie!'. "1 started afier them and Roon T was in a brushy mass with targe boulders all around. I slopped nnd eouldn't heiir a sound uh to what direction they hud taken. Flntil- CARni'KETORS Klaxon Horns Slop ldphts Itohcrt Bosch nnd Chnmplon Spark Pliifts Copper Tuhltitf Garlilt'l jStuibbcrs BURGESS ItOR jrfferon Avm. . Comfortably f A ly I heard a scrlmniape and I dart ed for the spot. "He had Susie down between two boulders and hud nearly all her clot hins torn from her body! "The Kir! was entirely exhaust ed and he had her fouled." (To lie Continued.) ' 1'OtfKiny llriilpet Pushed, M Il.T. CITY, Ore. Work la he inp rushed by the Hammond I. lim ber company on the completion of several new hridpen on their toppinp railroad to camp 1'i here, and as koihi ns finished the camps will Lie reopened tor tlie summer rim. ' It Is hoped to be able to open the camps not later than Majvli 12. i-ofs'K fYoiu this camp Hre broupht lo Mill iity and mji 'jf act u red into lumber. ". Buy This Home 5rniin modern house., paiiexe, lu. r0 I Id, cor ner Walnut, nnd lain streets. Shade trees and sliriihlH'i-y; paved slreels. Priced SUKfKI S.'iOO i-u-sli baiance on (enus. WKKKS & BLACK RKAI.TOUS New Foley Uhlp. InsiirancA - ronns Poultry Netting Now Is the time lo mnhe tho Clilcliou Park. I hnvo 111 All Height a F. L. LILLY If nrdwiirn lFlione Main 81 "'(Vie,-.)' I-. wtMt' WEAVER'S Tnllurs, Cleaners, Dyort And Pressors rilGNE WAI.V 73H Depot Street La Grande Mattress Shop and Weaving Works Malt reuses of All kinds cleaned and rnhullt; Feather rtenovutlnir. It a if and Fluff IIuks mado to order and for sale. Carpet And IV jk CIc In. Furnlturfl Tto-cnvnrlng, I,lcen-Md luinlicntrr. . ' Factory l'hone 424-W ( HAS. I:llVAItl)H, Troo. UNION-LA (atANDE AUTO STAGE timk TAnr.r. IjWHI I.MTI-S tin Inn I a Crnnde 1:16 A. NT. 11:00 A. AC 1:U P. M. 6:16 P. M. Sniulajt lyr.Trs Imtm Cnlnn I,m Gnnilii 1:00 P. M. 6:1 B P. U. Sslnnlnf Nllit HpoclaJs ! I.rsrrs Fnlfin I Grnode T:00 P. M. 11:00 P. M. P. a. Di I.AI', Mnnsffor IliaiWliinrlcrs, Sommrr Ifatel BY TAYLOR OH VOELL- L'M STTIN' PRETTM - IF MARIAN ENTERED I THE CONTEST To BE.VT OUfi. CANDiDATEO IT SUITS Mt -Vf. SHE VJ1NS THE $5000 PRIZE VJE CAM &ET MARRIED 1 in to 12 a. m.. 1:.10 to f p. m Consultation Kree. j M. of U. and C. Dora Rose. J Jl-lni i. .,'