La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 11, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, May 11, 1!2. THE EX GRANTJB EVENTNTJ OBSERVER SEVEN 1 The Observer Want Ad Page fhe Market Tlace of Union and Wallowa Counties FOR KENT FOK K KNT Modern six room house, full ut Mtifc T Kt. j FOK It KNT 2-room modern fur nished dow nskiirs apartment, 1 ii 1 " Fourth. Hub .A part men is. t (j-5-ti-tf FOlt HKNT :i-room. apt. and ga rage. Inquire ut Wardrobe. Hl-5-!l-6tp FOlt It KNT Furnished house-i keepliiK rooms on lower floor. 1! Hi7 Third. lo-5-S-:stp j ).'ilt HKNT Furn'.shed apt. Kl. n-, holm AptH. C-4-3u-tf FOK H KNT Apt. in Foley. In- j quire J. J. Kolty. S-4-:-tl j t OH HKNT 2-room modern fur nished apartment, u 1 7 Fourth Kt. Hub Apartments. Will in in ( 'rouse. 1 "-4- S-t f rOR hALE TDK SAI.K I'hoiee t ulips. I'hone Farmers 6& or a ft a M, 1 n-fj-H-lM p I 'Oil HA 1,10 Olt TUAUK ("handler six In first class shape. Will sell or trade lor smaller car, with balance In cash. i'hone 1 :d-J. iii-r-s-:itp FOlt SAI.K 12 fresh rows. Call Farmers 14X7, or see Tucker HroH., I. add Canyon. M-ii-JJ-Hlp FOlt SAI-K Fresh Jersey milch cow. bog Third St. 1 U-G-K-St VOl KA LH Tulips, lire per doxen. 13'2G X Ave. 9-fi-li-lit yon sai.k Thono 42S-J, fiprlnK Kt. ed hahy huKV r will at Di;7 l2-4-'j:t-t:" FOlt SALK Good car. lots or speed and power. Will take piano or phonocraph us part payment. Kustern Oregon Music Co. 2o-r-4-tf FOlt SAl.K Duplex house, nicely furnished, steam heat, electric ranges, garage, fine location. I'hone 32(i-.I. ir-n-r-tp WANTED W.WTKO - Woman for general housework on farm. I'hone Farmers 114, Mrs. 1. A. Mellon aid. 12-f-8-3tp WANTKD Sewing neatly done. Phono 434-W. Mrs. Nora WVhb. y-3-1 7-1 nip WANTED -It AGS Clean cotton rtigs at tho Observer office. Bring them In. 3-27-tf If ho advertises It, he knows It's vnod . ROYAL vacuum svi;f.pi;k will tnke the drudgery out of your spring hoiiccleau hig. Mnko your cleaning a pleasure, not a task. For n I'KFK demonstra tion at your home, call MAIV 1'Jt La Grande Electric Co. "The Store of Quality and Service" A 000 Ul Aulonmtlc, N'nn-stnriw Hlll( ry, I)i:l.CO I.KiHT PLANT ln(nllcMl In your lioinc, wllh llm Iioiiso wirtyl for rim IIkIHs. Willi five nice fixtures, timiplile wild liullis In lh! soc ki'ts i-vnr.vlliliiR nnily In a I line paymi'iit plan, lo make lis pinvlinc easy. Jesse Rosenbaum, Agent Willi iiKNHAM Now l'olry Itnllding ADVERTISING Home Independent Telephone Co. It's Clean-Up Time Ami II should le (ho occa sion for ou to in't ritl of articles that have been dis carded from your own uu hill thai Mill have value. Check ihein over hh you help with the Clean then n-, on the phone und tiit your Want Ad. It will mH them in a hurry and (tie eiM s o small lis to he nr-h-IMr. "An OhMTVfr Want Ad Will Ho It." "A OIISFIWFR WANT AD WlliL DO IT." These are the days when II Is very hard to In- serious about any thing except the weather. WSfrfr 't- iv--- - It's im use talking It is worth bile wnlkiii-r. For tho new lumber aiil I am lMtuiid. To stop me 'tis no tw lo try, I 'or hen I retui n I'll tell you why. What 1 gel for one dollar I here. Will cost uiu two elsewhere. House I'nint. per gallon. We haie Ihilled l.inseed Oil. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. The Toor Uan's Friend" Oddo. i ouudry. 1'HOTVUl S48 . j No Hundtty BubIdms La Grande Mattress Shop and Weaving Works Mattresses of all kinds cleaned and rebuilt; Feather Henorattng. Hag and Fluff Rugs mada to order and for sale. Carpet and Hug C1m Ing. Furniture Re-coverlnf. L loen.tc Fura I ga lr. Factory i'hone 424-W CnAS. DWARDS, Prop. WEAVER'S Tailors, Clranero, I7en And Vrcssffra I'UO.VE MAIN 331 Ih'pot BtrtM turn on Hid IIkIiI, for nml i:u:rri:ic ro. I'linnn Mnln 101 WHY is telephone advertising valuable? BECAUSE it reaches the people every day and it will not be destroyed. Our new directory will be issued soon. NEW TODAY NOTICE Classified Want Adn arc strict ly CASH IX AHVANCE; copy must bu In not later than 9 a, m. tlnt of Insertion. Hates t 2c ler woi-d for each Insertion, FfcUl SAI.K ('heap for cash, piano, (lining table. '2 heaters, 2 dress ers. City Sixth St. I'hone 37$ M. IG-i-l l-Hp LOST Hctweeti post office and Wesi-Jaeohson building, number of Yah- and I 'orhln lock keys, also pe.nl oiTtee key on ring. 1-"mder pli-as ret urn to 11. 10. I haily'a ol lice. He ward. 2tt-0-l 1-lt FOlt SAl.K House, 75 foot lot. uiUire at IS Hi Aduius Ave. ia-5-i l-Gtp WANTKI Fasture l'homi 4:U-J. for " cows. 7-r.-n-:it I "OH HKNT Three room modern apju'tiie iil. I :to Fight h street. I'hone 471 M. Hl-f- 1-lp ZFItKU ItltICK F.ooms from $: to fia.ao und up; also rooms Willi board.' Kverylhlug iiuulern. Some lunilime for sate. 20-5-1 1-lt FOlt SAl.K Olt HKNT Brand new 4-ioom modern house. Liberal terms, cull 4s W. J4-5-1 l-:it Human Kindness Bank Compelled to Suspend SKATTLF. (AP) Moved by the desire to help needy and wort by prisoners, William I'lgott, a phil anthropic local manufacturer, put up $."'" a few months ago to uld the down and out. The money was to be loaned only on the security of human nature, a promise to puy wit bin 3d drays, and its disburse ment was entirely In the hands of Justice of the l'eace C. C. Halton. I'rlsoners brought before the judge wi re advanced sums rang ing rrom $2 to $2n. The $fao was in due course drawn on heavily, but only one loan, for has been repaid. Two other debtors came back and asked for more time, but all the others vanished quickly. The judge and the philanthropist, .somewhat more cynical, have sus pended disbursements, at least tem porarily. The advances were confined to prisoners released by the court or discharged after serving terms In t he county jail. "t wouldn't hove believed it," said Judge lialton recently. "It looked like ti fine idea, helping the lowly, retrieving lout souls and all that sort of tiling. Hut, hang it all, the souls won't he saved, a n d so we' v e got t o sa ve w hat's left of the hank." Acii: r hivi:k sti ihfi HKNIi. Ore. The geology of the county In the vicinity of the Junc tions of Crooked and Deschutes riv ers and Deschutes and Metolius riv ers was examined over the week end by Dr. Kdwfn T. Hodge, 1'ni versity of Oregon geologist, who has been In the llend country for several days. Of special Interest to tho visiting geologist was the evidences In the Cove area of the great river which in ancient times cut a deep chan nel Into, sedimentary format ions. During the period of voleanimn tills channel was filled with lava from Gnu to son feet In depth. Tho contact line of the lava with the old river bed Is plainly visible near t he cove. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS MOM'N POP . Sure Cure By TAYLOR 'rfesN (EJr& sfewyH- vs; I dlk Vlj c, 1 -nr. f- Y Cl . . h- faff W ) fi yJ if OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo1 OH, You u;tse 1eTAfKHOt KCtC WOW. ny fefMfrJlNS INTuWlON "reus you'ja ran HAVPY ! I .' - 1, 3 Cone in .it ns i f j La Grande Star Swins in Frigid Water in "Baree, Son of Kazan." Anita Stewart, the star of Vita graph's "Huree, Son of Kazan," at Sherry's. Is a 33d degree "Siiow Hird." She qualified for member ship in that select circle of all-year-round swimmers when floating on a below-zero morning down u blood chilling black river between snow covered, icicle decorated banks In the face of an Icy canyon j breeze. I In the story of "Baree," Nepeese, !the French-Indian girl, floats, not swims, down stream to a point j where she la pulled out by Tuboa, i an old Indian, dazing on the Icy '.Truckee . river, In California, Miss j Stewart shivered. Thoughts of the muscle-paralyzing cold restrained 'her for a moment. Then she ! laughed bravely and plunged In. j The first few yards were almost too much for endurance. They seemed like u mile. Deadening pains set In, and It was all the Mur emild do to keep from striking for the shore, lint the order was not to move arms or legs, merely i letting the frigid si ene bear her lalong as it would. She wanted to j Keren in out her terror, but found herself hreuihlesH from the shock, lit was a long time. Indeed, before ' James I'Neill, who plays Tuboa, rea.ehed out and drew her up one of the hanks. Attendants rushed Miss Stewart Into a nearby tent where u trained nurse, who was in waiting applied restoratives, (hi her recovery Miss Stew'.irt received the congratula tions of David Smith, the producer. jon her remarkable fortitude and Iter vivid portrayal of helplessness in the water. ''Hut I wasn't acting." cried the idnr. "The water was so fright I fully cold 1 was utterly helpless .LNAMrAPouMDoP k axmof Vmvjtnta. AL, sirloin (j- R loss op woo cor rr ); ' : 7hin a x:oo Theatres ami simply couldn't scream." Comedy showing, "1 loneymoon Hardships." Ernest Torrence Featured in "Dressmaker." Finest "Versatility" Torrence Is the way they mo hailing this famous character actor in Holly wood, Having won fame ns a portray er of western characters in "The Covered Wagon," Torrence, belov ed by movie fans the world over, gave recent visible evidence of his versatility with an entirely different ena racier portrayal in "The Side Show of Life." Then came his appearance as "Captain Hook" In I'uiamonnt's notable vis ualisation of J. M. llarrie's fan tasy. Now he displays yet nnolher side of his versatility as "Angus MeOregor," Scotch proprietor of a department store in "The I tress maker f rom 1'aris," directed by I 'an I Hern for I'aramo Jtit. In this role Torrence Is a blus tering, hard headed Scotchman, who disdains the new ideas Allan Forrest introduces for getting bus iness In the small town where thci store ib located. Torrence Is really of Scotch blood and pucks a wondrous hurri which of course the screen can- J not convey. j J, eat rice Joy has the title role I In "The Dressmaker from Furls," j v hhh ma rks her ret urn to t he screen after an absence of many; months. A particular high-spot1 is the participation In the picture of fourteen manikins selected af ter a Search which included every city in America and the principal eiths of the Continent. The beau tiful models exhibit fashions rro- He Was Sent for It and 27 YEARS AGO Pally Morning Observer, May 10, lSys Attorney Ivanhoe is still at lVndlcton attending supreme court. John Mai'M son whose face and hand w as in lured by the explosion of a fire cracker is slowly improv ing, but It will be some time be fore he Is fully recovered, J. M. Hilts sold one-half the 50 foot now occupied by J. W. SciHber to .Mr. Anions for $soo. These gen tlemen are now building tv targe double dwelling on the same. tieo. Hevbie received a telegram from his hroi her yesterday after noon stating their mother, who was very low in Toledo, Wash., was not expeeted to live twenty-four hours. W. H. Sargent sold a six acre tract In the east addition to W. Johnston who w ill make him a home. Mr. Sargent olso w ent to Klgln and wold some city prop erty, returning on this afternoon's train. Sheriff Frank l'hy returned yes terday from Klgtn. Judge Fee sold lO.tuin bushels of wheat on .Monday tor Sft cenhs a bushel, and Mr. Thomas Thompson .sold the same day, -lumi bushels at t he same price. ((Crnians Compliment Women Ity Classing 'I'.iem as .Married ItKHLIN (Al') Should a maid en lady call herself "Fran" or "Fruuleln This question is be ing much debuted in (ierman wo men's clubs, suffrage societies, and woineu'sjirofessionul organizations. The custom: Is becoming more and more established of referring to women beyond their first bloom as ''Fran," whether they are mar ried or not. The reason for tills is purl ly the fact that in Kuropc there Is still some prejudice against young woimn venturing out unes corted. Hy calling a young wo man of marriageable age "Fitiu," the O erman gentleman feels that lie Is paying her the compliment of assuming that she is married and hence freo from molestation. I'artly, too, the women them selves have favored tho destgnu ilon "Fran." as they feel .tlmj the spinster is somewhat of an object of ridicule. They argue that as soon as a hoy grows up he gets the designation "llerr," whether lie is married ur not, then why. should a difference be made between married and unmurricd women? i:.n;l.vm u:ts coNTUAtTS T( l.MI'ltO i: Allt HFFFNSi: LONDON (AC) Contracts have been placed by the ah ministry for ten new airdromes In various parts of the country. These are part of the amplified scheme of air defense and will be equipped for the use of squadrons of day and night ated by one of Furls' foremost designers, brought to this coun try by Paramount especially to create guwiiH for t his production Mlss Joy and Torrenci fea- lured ul the head of the cast of the picture, opening today at tne Airml.. In II,.. xu'pimi II.ik rnM, oesuien r ori esi , a re Aainn'ii j ta ris, Larry (iiay, "Spec" (I'Donnell and others. Adelaide Ilellbron and Mow a it Hawks wrote the story; the for - pier Is credited w ith the scenario. ACME PAINT covers moro surface, and really cobU less. Taint for every surface Pulnt for Kvery Purpose Furniture Exchange Fir and Jefferson Phone 474-J WIS I5UY, SELL OK TRADE He's doing to Get It Professional Directory Thl dlivclory is t'-tcf lully handy for the newcomer or for the out-or-loivii reader who may want tho name mid address of some professional man. It has hccit carefully pre pared and will proto to be. a ready aid to any r'-ader In ob taining prompt professional seric Classified For Quick Reference Attorneys III (ill C. Illl M1V Attorney-at-haw, ull'lce Wesl-.luculiKon Uuild iiiK. Telephone Main 111, COCIIII.W nml I.III.Ull Altll Oeo. T. Cochran and Colon It. Kherhurd. timmt Hunk building. Teh-phono j JIUIII Jl. I. K. Ill VU Attorney nt Lnw. liooiitft Htid New Foley buihhng. Tflcphonu .Main !).', ItOIIFUT S. lOAKlN Attorney at I.HW, , Weu- Jiieuhiton building. Tolepiioue Main 4' A llli ti. IIFI.M Attorney nt Lnw. I loom 2 o. SVw I'oli'y itiiildlng. Telephone Main 7TD. Dentists llr. Vi:itn .KHINsON pentlst. i (miner liutldlhg. Telephone .Main llr. It. II. Mll.l. Fit Dentist, Itnmns !l to 15, I'd liner-Itoeseh building. Telephone Main 70. llr. R 1 JIOSN1IAV - Dentist, Suite 'J, over Ited Cruss Drug Store, Telephone .Main 717. Ir. It A V .IIL'Itl'IIY Dentist. Itnnm Ft, Soinmer huihllng. Tuleiihuuu Mo In 7 ! 7. Architect C. II. MIl.I.F.ft, Arehttrrt Itoom 7 . Clrando National lhink Building- fighters and long range bombers. The- plans now being developed provide for a series of nones of de fense. Immediately around Lon don Is to be a ring of airdromes provided with every new device to facilitate night flying. From these dromes squadrons of steel -built fighters Tor the defense of the capi tal will be sent up. Farther out will be another chain of air defenders with special coast al stations from which machines will ascend to at luck raiders be fore they reach the coast. From another series of airdromes situa ted -at strategic points will operate big weight-carrying bombers to raid air bases of the enemy. Itoad llullder Assigned. KITCSKNK, Ore.-II. IT. Orefo,- at I present em ployed on lh Wwtrt rhee '""national forest In Washington, has been assigned to the Cascade na- . tional forest as superintendent of j ,.,, ,, ,,,, ,.n8,.(.,,i u(1(.ril. ing to F. II. Hrundage, In chorge of this department In the district forester's office in Portland, who was here lo confer wllh Nelson ' Macduff, supervisor of the Cascade ' forest . Physicians & Surgeons n. ;. ktuiiY, m. u. Vliyaian and Surgeon New Foley Telephone Huihlliig .Main 21! STKM.A S. IHllMIHIt, M. U, , 1'hyMlelnn and Sui i;eon I ltuoiiiM a. 1 1 Teh-phone Summer Itnllding Main &.' HAItltV licit VV, M. I). I.I0K ltlil Vt, II. II. I'rilCth'U lllllited to l .-e;i -eH of tll Fve. Fur, Nose and Thrnai. New Knb-y Telephonft Jhiihltng Main lti ItlCM AItl) . I.AMHS M. II. l'hsieiun and SurKvou . flnrdner Telephone lUiliaing Mum Ub. W. I. MeAllOlt V. H. II, I'hy.iU;iau and .Surgeon New Foley Teh-phnna Huihliiig Miiin &U 4'. N. uooiti:, II. . I'hyHleitui and hut ii New Fob- Telephone Main Hi liulblliig b I,. It ALSTON, M. II. Practice, liiailed to tlisetiseH of tho Fye, Fur, Nose and Thront. Hoiimih IS-19 Telephone Summer Hiiilding Muin 778 A. I., ItU MAimSOV, M. I, Surgery ;l rioonis lfi-17 Telephone Rummer PullUIng Main 15 Osteopathic Physicians .1. I.. lV(il.H, II. l. Cleneral (iMleepat hie Practice m Aiu: aiii:t i;i.ii, ii. ii. rrnetleu limited to CJire of Infants, Soininer Telephone UulhUng Muin luS -nthe purity of frJ Our bread . . V;ULAND PASTRV 1 OHUULU APPEAL. etc To C3U ! PuritySre READ It you are Intorosted In tho purity of the food pro ducts that find their way Into your system you should Investigate. tho nutritious bread and dainty, satisfac tory pastry baked at this es tablishment. It will add to yoir enjoyment, atlmulato your appetito and please your digestion. LA GRIDE K. J. McWilliams Ky BLOSSER fan.! - ." 1