La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 26, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, March 2G, 1925. TOE 17K niJANTIE EVENTNG OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN 75 1 n a The Observer W ant Ad Page The Market Place at Union and Wallowa Counties roR RENT FOn BENT Front sloppintt room.' 2(106 rimt. . 7-3-26-3tp l'OR KENT Slppplnn room with ' all the comforts of a modern homo. I'hone tii-3. 12-3-25-tf VOi RENT Mni,rn furnished kpartiui'nt. ,01111 IM. nholm Apti, ' ' ' s.3-2:i-tfi Win movT apartment 01 gnr.li'n plot. lower flonr with I 21U7 Third. I i:i-;i-2l-if 1'fllt HUNT Moilfrn fly-ronm unartm.'iit. ' full (.1 2004 Ij'Ii-hi. lo-:t-20-Ct )OR RENT Fiirniatu.l rooms for llR-ht hniifle'teeplnfir. 11112 Artams. Phone 2D7-J. 1 1-2-27-tf .."Oil It KNT Croon, houao on i Second HI, Plione 31R-J. 10-a-s6.tr rOB hAM3 Van HAI.K CubliriKi plnnta. 1u, ., (100 ' now ready fit tli-' Green houses, -Cherrys Klnrlaist. . IJ-S-Sr.-tr" FOR- flALK 14:i4 .Adorns. Ineonio , property. Mrs. Ilulohinson. s-:;-23-2tp Vli HAI.1C Common und Grimm )ulfalfn 8t-U. Irln i!ue, and jHie Krneat Kohler, lTiilon, . , i2-3-2.i-.up lOfi SAI.R OU THAW'' H 1 0 ncren of land, 1 Hi) ac.reable, 40 por'-s with water right, about 90 acres snb-trrlrrated, three larea springs, FOR SALE . New 5-room house, basoment. plumbed, plnHtnred. built-in kiteti rn, hardwood floor Hvinir room. furnace, prnra;c, lot 50 ft., cement ( walks nil for $H-fj0. New 3-room bouse near hbrh school, pluntcrcd, wired, pl'tmbcd, 'I fiO ft. lot, Just off pavement. Im- mediate possession. An unusual Opportunity for $1500. V -'- Kevon-room houso, brnutlful . viow in u-fHtorn part of city, pav !, lau-n. sha'lo and fruit trees, v parage. . This house is In splemlid ,'it rondition a very desirable home dj' on very rcnsoniihle terms. . ' I . , , ' ' . f "r'i "w"-ioll I Geo. H.Currey REALTORS Kstate I jonns Inmiranrv Business & Professional Directory Classified for Quick Reference BUSINESS DIRECTORY ATTORNEYS i'X COCHRAN ft EBERHARD Geo. T. Cochran and Colon R. Klier. bard, Alloraeya, Ijl Orande Na- ,1; (tonal Bank BulldlnR. innRoi'jiAOTOrts IIICI.LB! MTBRS Chlroprao- tor. New roley Building. Hour. ii to II a. m., to S n. m.. and to 9 p. m. . DR. J. B. WOODEI.Ii Chlroprac : lor and Naturopath. Skin and blood dlaeaafts, heariaebfls. ap pendlcltlii, baokarhea, rbpjma tlsm. antbrna, eczema, Tarlconn vein., ail kinds of itornacb. beart and kidney tiouhle aim Ceasruliy treated. Blood pressure 'reduced. Dlaoaaea of women and children a specialty. Bult. 10. Bomraer Bldft. Phone 4S7-W. ' Heeldenee Phone 1ln.w OSTEOPATHIC PnYSiniAN OSTEOPATHIC PHTSICIAN Dr. J. L. Ingle. Ostropath, Spinal curvatnre and fallen arches a specialty. Dr. Margaret Ingle, 1 Osteopath. Diseases of women sod feeding of Infants a spe cialty. Office Phone Main 10. - Res. Phone lOt-R. 8ommer Bldg. fHTHICIAN-STROEON Dr. F. T i ti Ralston Practice limited to the eye, ear. nose and throat, and fitting of glasses. Sommer Bldg. r Main Til. 1.1.1m JROFFSKIOXAL DECORATOR HtH'PE PA1VTTVO. Cplrlmlnlng -And Pap.r-hnnslnff. J. T-nndtr. Fhone 4RI-W. I-Jl-tr t A. STOOP Realtor. I Ornnd" Ketlonal Bank Bldg. Phone Vln . -?S-l m T NATfnr mm t. A. N. and MART E. MAT. VTT.I.E Pp-rnll-t- n chronic dlo&s.-fl. Methods: Naturopath and Mhano.Therfipv. Pkln nnl blood dlJwnw. nrro'is Hlsns.s chronic h'-ednh'-s. fjtr-ron. ervo tlca. apnnilicitin. ronntipntinn. bowfl trotiltl: nil l;lnils of Chronic diwnsa eorcriw'tiliy treatef. Call Main K2I. Moy lille Nature Cure Home. 2 1 OS East Adams Ave. Office hours 10 to 1? a. m.. 1:J to p. m. Just A Few Cents A Line Publicity Is necessary for any business transit'! Urn. If 3011 siJI nn nil 1th', or your own services, or tin hso of a house or office, it re ipilres piihl idly K I he ex tent of reaching Hit person Willi whom you drill. To serve best that publicity . must lie economical as well us. adequate, you ran lMiy Hint variety hi Observer Want Ads every duy. TI10 I'ost Is only a rrw .-cuts a line yei',- you i-endi iver 12,(100 prospect,. "AN OnwFRYEIl WANT AJ WIMi 10 IT." lots or cows and hops and ma chinery, near Baker -project. One-half mile from THocnsi-t. $12,000.00. $;tr,oo cash, balance 6 yours. R. itlnacr, 'iviocnst-t. 44-3-3-1mp 'OU HM.ll Thorobr.-d It. I. Jt. hatehiiiK eKK. i:i-o Y avenue. I'lioiin :trii-4. 10-3-i-ut "Olt HAI.R An excellent RO,i . Jlonfitcr cabinet. V. 1J. ltobn-'ii- Itump Co. 9-S-2 I'OIl SAliK No. I fresh milk raw. 11. K. Hell, cove. Ore. 10--2ri-r.lp WAMTBD WANTED Trnile horses for Kord with delivery box. G. O. Tanl. 2005 Second, St. 10-3-24-4lp NOTIfM. hir furnaco or flue cleaner, riiono 3C0-n. Ia Grands. Ore. 10-S-18-10tp WANTED pewinB neatly done. Phono 434 W. Mrs. Nora Webb. 9-2-17-lmp STOIIE AT XF.KDV BI-RXKH fANHY, Ore. l-'ire destroyed the alore building at Needy and i!s i contents. There bin, been a dance in the hall over the store Saturday initfht and it was believed a elffar-! .tub thrown .Into, rubbish Ifl ' .... ...... ... The building and stock of pen- I rral merchandise had Just becnitinnB ,y congress, Indian hospitals ...ii-nuHe-i ruin ivuy niib.i uy mnnnfi (ho VOlUO of farJU products COUSin. J. W. Nash Of Portland. It rtlit.Pl hv. thnne rltlxpnn hpn- nm. was understood the loss was partly covered by Insurance. l'OR T'l.UMllINn Snpplit'fl. call 10. VV. H.02 S A vn. nml Plumhlni, C. Diivis. 42K 3-21 -tr TERNAL AiiCTORY L. O. O. M. I Orande Lodge No. 160 Loyal Ordnr of Moose, holds roKulnr nuelliiKs every Thursday nlht at 8 p. m. nt Odd Knllows' hull. The Women's Moonwheart L e ff 1 o n No. I meets every second and fourth Thursdays of eaoh month. Vis itors welcome. Ir. A. N. Mayvllie, Dictator. Harold Lund, Secretary. B. P. O. ELKS La Orande Lodge No. 411. Lodge meets each Thursday evening- at I o'clock. Home and club privileges cheer fjlly extended to all Brother Elks. Lester Bramwell, Exalted Ruler. Mood Eckley, Secretary. WOODMEN Or THUS WORLD La Orande Camp No. It. Meets very first and third Monday nights at Eagles hall. All vis iting Neighbors welcome. Dues payable at office of the Clerk, Rooms 11-21, La Orande Na tional Bank; Building. T. Reece. C. C. R. J. Kitchen. Clerk. A. P. and A. M. La Orande Lodge No. 41, A. P. and A. M. holds regular meetings first and third Friday at 7:10 p. m. Cordial ' welcome to all Masons. J. L. Ingle, W. M. A. V. Ltndgran, Secretary. KNTOHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cross Lodge No. 1? meets every Monday evening In Cattle ball 1K. of P. Hall), at p m. A Pyihlsn welcome to all visiting Knights. C. L. Berry. C C. C. L. Graham, K. R. 8. O. E. 8. Hope Chapter No. II. O. E. 8. holds stated communica tion the second and fourth Wed- nesdsys of each month at l:oo p. m. Visiting members cordially welcomed. Maude K. Ebcrhard. W. M. lo-enc Ttncnn flfretr TlIK T'VntlAV SWTKIIS m-e rvrv Frlflav cvrnin?. xc-pt the fourth of rsch month, nt 7:J0 nt the K P. Hall. All visiting sis ters v-elcnme. M. E. C. Mildred Crowy. M. of It. snd C. Pnra Rose 1 I i NEW TODAY XOTK'K 'Classified Want Ads are strict ly CASH IX ADVAXCK: copy must be In not Utter than 0 a. m. dale of Insertion. liats: 2 pur vortl for each Insertion. stir 701 Kllud (i randy. 'OU I'.UNT Modern' live bonne, roll 4i;n W". s-:s- FOIt It KNT 2-rooni apartment, furnished for liuht .houHidtoep.njj. Side "entrance. -Also parage for rent. i::o& M Ave. l2-S-20tp I'Cin II KNT Kinsill . fiirniHlii il hoiiiif. mntrn coiivi-nh in-i a. t'.lt:tVj AlliHIIH UVfllllO. .. lo-:i-2C-3tp rnn ii:nt api-ii im. rurniHimi hoilHi', V'M'y 1'I(ihi' 111. rt:ltlH' lilocl; oh Hhtclt Cot.' AilullH. Iniiuh'i1 H.'H A.luniB. '. ' li;-8-2H-llp IfOll 'HA 1. 1'! . lil.nirlo ruhBi In Kooil romllllon. I'hono Km-morH 2ftX, , ... io.:i-2i:-:u FARM PRODUCTS 01MND1AXS SHOW LARGE INCREASE WARHINOTON (AD-The Utile lad who has a wnlincHH for wir paint, feat horn and Jndian tales may tulio heart at the Indian htr tjreaus announcement mat, mere urn mm hi u.uiiu 01 1 11 1 hi prunevui Americans In the land. Tha attention of the Sixty-ninth Congress will he called to tha fact that, unless the nation's lawmak ers make, other provisions, the po tiod of government wardship In thn flvo civilized tribes will expire In 1931. There are about 17.000 In dians under Federal supervision In Iho five civilized tribes anil over tiie country the -Thironu of Indian Affairs has 200.000 "restricted" Indians, who oro supervised. The Indians themselves. Indian Ilureau officials say. arc anxious (o have the restriction extended, as ibey desire government guardian ship to conserve their lands. I'nder the June 1 ! 2 4 law, all native-born Indians ore now citizens of the l.'nlted States. iiKiny of whom nic tinder wardship. , There are 11)0 tribes of Indians now In the coun- try. many of tln.'m . being small groups. Tnn nun,her or liHllnn cuiuiron in a(.ilon,R. the health unnronrin- room terlally Increased lu the past de-.jes, cade. Farming and stocu raising; have developed appreciably among l Iho Indians, and large sums of j money aro being spent by the gov ' ernment on Irrigation projects on ' their lands, thn Indians being the country's first Irrlgatlonlsts. The j Navajo Indians In particular arc meal sheep raiRcrs, their women ! being noted weavers of blankets. CLAUDE C. PRATT Kooflng, I, umber and Shingles,! Nails, Doors and Windows, Wag - on Tongue and 1 tenches. limine adit. Wallbonrd, Itulldfng Paper. Rot and Hinges, Ale .icn-e. Ken - aiator oil, I Vm lng and Pop-corn Pappers ari .oiiie or tin- Ibfiigw at hai aahi prices. that we sell Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. Tb Poor Mao's Friend" oppo. Fountinr pnoNE S4S m. No HnndAy Buinvw MAMTrl POP ffi-Ovi DO SOU 6ivE WMS jhE HAD IT ON TOWOUT I I rA jC C?6S OF woRS ( GaCiCUS WO- J 1 Ae,K0 HEft ABOUT IT- Jr-! I . r - I - r T Vf " I IV ..... ri, J l V Wll I T j m m A At Im OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo Now, yoo'D rae- F4(? A V OPT i A 1 c CIS VOU'RC MOT ANJ You're ,! mm ;r.sr.. Mrs. "j.. 'IvVLV tJW.i 'iTi-j"l 5lOPTlMlST " '' 11 1 1 " " 1 mm 111 1. 1 11. 1 L La Grande McDonald Is One Producer Who Sticks to Realism. With the release of "A flclf rado Failure," Producer J. K. M'cDonald has established a rec ord for consistency ns a success ful producer of feature pictures. . When a new producer turned out "I'enrod and Sam" the' pic ture world marveled. When he produced "Hoy of Mine" It wis considered miraculous, and no a with the release of "A Snlf-Made Failure," which Is coming to the Arcade theater Friday, McIonald is beginning to assume the role, of a production personage. j. k. Mr! jonaid s success may be summed up In the fact tbnt he is connciencious and iinnasuni- in. He lias riot let s-iccess go to his head. Ho ket ih .n...A KlHt pH drivhig bumnn stor- human characters and hum- pictures. One of the great critics h ag nominated hlin for the cinema hall of fame. Ho wasn't overly pleas ed with the nomination; he would rntber the credit go to the. pic tures ami (he advance of the dustry. He makes a study of .."peopl-; consequently he knows' the 'psy chology of sureewif itl picture pro duction and he uses it in evei'y scene. l(c "believes thn - picturo goers want clean and lnmnnly np- penling plel ures hnd lie gives tlKin. Mellonald has dona sometbin1r phlrnlly brought In life innnv Ihrll t lint no nro.lueer has ilone for a ' ling momeni that ninko II Ideal long time. He has produced t br-v pb't urn material, remarkalde snreen nnl box offleo T!ip story get nwny fo nn In successes in a row and within terestlng start when nn aristlcrot- one year! Fox Lands Another Slope Success in ; "Gold Heels." Motion picture fans will wel come tho report from Hollywood ftnnounelng the completion, In the William Pox West Const Rtudio, of that famous racing melodrama. 'Checkers" by Henry M. Plossom, Jr., under the title "Cold Heels." The picture comes to the Rtnr theater Friday for a three.. day ,rn Robert. Agnew plnys thn lending r'n In this production which was' 1 dlrcetrd by W. R. Van Oyke. In . t"4 role of "Checkers" Campbell, plcturrsoue Jockey, Agnew roniesjnot even apricots, the only fruit In to the fore a cheery faced young. bloom, were Injured. Following a man with snap and VV- rleor. rrlsp day, the sky was clear. Opposite the yo-ing actor tstlndirnting further frecxlng temper Peggy Rbnw playing the role of.nturcs. Orchardlsts declared thnt "Pert" ll.irtow. the heroine, whom; two weeks of such weather would daring auto drive brings "Checl: crs " horse Remorse to the track, thereby making possible his start nnd fimil victory In the $l fl.fi -"m sta'te race. Others In the cast of' 'Gold HATPl&R ftR.TRlJE,. Loo tc o M 5ids or- PKKC ST 1 iKfs- 'tis TUNC IN HJITH THC5 IrgFlMlTei BACK . Of THE CCOUOS Trt5 CPPTIMIST UK'S AM T V?U 'A (S OPTIvliST Theatres Heels" who aro assigned principal, parts arc Lueien LHtlefiebl. who offers a brand new interpretation of that famous race track char acter "Push" Miller; William Not ion ' Unllcy as Arthur Kendall: I Harry Tracy as Tobc, another character to be found wherever the sport of kings prevails1; Car! Stockdale as Judge Harlow, father of "Pert;" Winifred I Hindis whose faith In "Checkers" cannot ho shaken, anil Katherlne Cruig, who plays the role of Hadie Saunders. Other In the cast are Fred Hut ler, James Doughis, lluek Black and Hetty Illsle. The story of "field Heels" is too well known to bo repealed In detail. Beautv and Thrills In "White Man" At Shcrrys Today. What wo believe to be one of the most unusual films shown in this city In many a day. "White Man." will recall to your mind that It Is nn ndantatlon of Oeorire Ac- new fhaniberlain's popular novel first, published as a serial In the I I Women's Home Companion and suhe(iiently carried through many mnnlhs nt the top of the list of besl-sellers. Tt now comos to Ihn scrften ns a Preferred Picture presented by H. P. Selnilberg with fJnsnler ns di rector. The film version has pre- rrri' j.. 1 n .. . : sjkv 1 inn ttiat s wnat; Dr-rved all the plclurcspie alino- iRphcrr of the honk and his prn- lie Kngllsh girl flees In nn oero ' plane with nn nvlnlor she has nev I er seen, rntber thnn to marry n man lie docs not love. This peril ous journey terminates In the Jun gles of Africa where adventures follow each other n quick foicces sion, ' An elephant hunt, a primitive battle between two native factions, few of the stirring happenings thnt occur before thn solution of thin fnfclnatlng stnrv In renched. Comedy showing, "It's a Rear," Hood Itlver Frosl Is Harmless. IIOOH RIVKR, Ore. A mini mum tompernturrn of 27 wan re. norted for lower valley points, while 24 was reported from tha tin. per valley. A heavy frost prevail- od, but orchnrdistn reported that ne welcomed. Dancing musters met In No Yorlt. Decided upon an Interna tional dance. The old one Is the war dance. YEARS AGO Pally Mornlni? Obesrvt-r,1 ar('h 25, JS',18 tbas. GonrtnoUKh has the contract for bulldlntr.a new bain for Or. Molltor, which will be built upon his residence property. Geo. IVvinc, tne tinner. Is imt tlng In steam pipes at the Hunter and Kox dry kiln. It will require about two thousand feet of pipe to furnish the kihi with steam. Const able 'John Waldon has re turned from Wallow u with t tit man Brooks and now lias lihu un der lock and key where he will be in safe UeeptnK until such time as he is wanted for trial. J. U. Peare, the jeweler, has on exhibition spine to'iiulne shamrock which was sent direct to him from Ireland. Mr, l'ia-e snya lie intends la send for uonic of the plur.lH uud endeavor 4o nrov .llunn liere, lie says be can sec no reasuu why it can not be grown here as well oh m Ireland. ' ' ' A. It. i 'berry has on" liontlred Farmers Thoo of yon who , llavft Honiri Mierp will Soon have soino woi To sell, Irt u find you Ilia Ituyer. . Itast yeai two ram Of wool were assembled At our warelKULsQ Where It was easy for Tlio buyer to aaniplo And make up a car According lo trrade. . This yimr w want To handle Ten ears. La Grande Warehouse & Storage Co. . - J'lione Ualn 7a 127 ACME PAINT covers moro surface, and realty costs less. Paint for overy curfneo Halnt for Every Purpose. Furniture Exchange Fir and Jefferson Phone 474-J WE BUY, SELL OK TRADE Exide Batteries S'lltO.MIi:H(J S. ft M. Ppotllglits I'ackai-d Wire all slrn (friienitor tVt Starter llruslies Light ; lobes all sizes Lamp HcM-kcts ' (ienulnn Itcmy and Delco Colls, Points, etc. FRED T. MAHf 111 (im'-'!,iw'OTirJUlJo.v. mm; ,Safuiij ' -SioifiiJ (hmfdiMfy 3 f'imm to our Singe lie pot nit .leffu'son S. All Stages leave from Ihero dally except Sundays, , i.i-:avk i.a ciRAxnn i'ort .Ios.ph ?:!10 - 0:0() 12::t0 - -1:00 linker 11 :0 . l:00 - 4:0 Pcndicloii 11:00 - 1:00 ii:pot piiom: maiv too Eighth Message Why pay more 7 Yon can bay an ESSEX or a HUDSON COACH for less. Ledbetter Garage i0 Adam. Arena. olGja vmmat do sou MM NiEvM DRees ? 1 If" and twenty. five young chicks which were, hatched Just In time to see the landscape covered with snow. Mr. (heri-y says he wll! probably have to put snow bIiws 'on (hem if It lays on for any con aidernblc time. A wheat buying firm In I'matil la county on last Monday purchas ed H.000 bushels of wheat, pay m.v S cents a bushel. The friends of little Miss Oliver and her parents remembering her sixteenth birthday anniversary de cided to give her n party yester day. ThoRe wbo were present were: Misses Lena Lyman. Ida Kowler. Lva Uobbs, Kffie Himms, Lulu Oli ver: Masters Kr d McCraeken, f'lias. Oliver, rtnu.le Oliver, Willie Oliver. Oeo. McDuffer and Mr. and Mis. Oliver. CLATNKAMK MAX KILLI'I) CI.ATSKAN110, Ore. Kverett K. Kiumctt, 22, a rcHldetit of Clula kanii' for three inonths, was killed al the Hen ton Thn her coinpimy cm m p when si ruck lu the neck by a liaul-back. , Mr. Ihumett was married since his arrival here to Carrie Martin, who ('ame from hh old homo of Kciulftck. Idaho. Three sisters, one of whom. .Mrs. lv:iu Hull. Uvea 25c SPECIAL 50 Cent llutvhor Knife Tor 2.rc Host Imy over offered! F. L. LILLY Hardware Phona Main 81 CAUHUIlETOItS Klaxon llons Slop Lights I to I vert ItoHch and Cbniiiploti Spark Plugs Copper Tubing L'ai'brr St.uljbcrfl BURGESS 190K Jcfferwm AfA BUT rA'AM sou Ban) Sas COU-0 HAuE MlM i . here, and one brother, survive. Hit father hvea in Montana. , I,oa Angeles doctor finds w all aro half luzy. We find he hasn't told the half of It. tQPRINCJTlME IS PURE-F0OD-7IME. EAT Thisbr?adT Folks wouldn't have to take fifty-seven varie- i ties of spriiiK tonics this time of year if they ex- 1 crcised -the proper care 1 -in selecting their foods. 1 The wholesome liread I wo hake will put your health in tune with the I springtime. I LA GRANDE ? K. J. McWilliams PUQITVBPgAD Buy This Home 7-rotint nioilcrii liouo, lurttt! hit, jcm-iiKC nntl finit, i7(l; ci rnn. . riiiy n iof ' iw l iili'y Aililllion "V'KEICS" & CLACK .'nRAiiTons : WEAVER'S Tailors, Cleaners, Dyers Anil Prroflrrs " PIIOM!-. MAIN JS .. li'ot Ktreet . La Grande Mattress Shop and Weaving Works ' Mttttriwtns of all kind! Gleaned and rrhullt; Feathar HMiovuthiit. Run and I'luff Ruk niaila to ordr and for sale. Carpnt and lt'lH ClMS. ng. Fitrnlttire Re-covnrlnf. Tiltvn.sril I'unilator. Factory Thone 424-W CIIAS. EDWARDS, Prop. UNION-LA GRANDE AUTO STAGE TIME TABM3 Tavrs Iave Union lok Grands 1:16 A. NT. '11:00 A M. 1:16 P. M. 6:16 P. M. Snndat Iavea Lean Colon hm Ornadt 1:00 P. M. 6:16 P. at. Halunlaf Night fiprdala Leaves Lravea Union Ls Grand 1:00 P. M. 11:00 P. M. Ilcatrd Cars P. G. Di'IiAP, Binnaarr IleadqiiartRrs, Eommer Hotel BY TAYLOB i Vf:. Insiirant'e - IMlns ij C K.O CX.6A t 5AiD Ef gUTMAAM W I AFTE.R I HADVJCRN V I BAM SEE : 7 T OUT SOU COULD ff VOU VOEAR IT -7 MAjE iTr OUT SE5TE9DAW j ," u ' . ?Tiis 55 If