La Grande evening observer., May 15, 1925, Image 7

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Friday, May 15, 1025.
THE LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE SnVEN
The Observer Want Ad Page
Che Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo
roll HKXT
FOR It V.ST 4 -room furnished
; cotiage, ioii7 7th Hi., Phone 131-
J. 10.5-14-41
r ill ItKNT Ktve room stucco
lioiiKf oik Muck from postofflco.
, j Hardwood floors, basement and
. . furnace. Call 103 Washington.
20-5-13-31
rH KK.NT 2-room modern fur
- nished dowiismirs apartment.
1017 Fourth, ilub Apartments.
iu-5-y-tf
rK ItKNT Kurn'.shed apt. Kden
hohn AiitH. 6-4-u-if
FOU ItKNT Apt. II
qilll'H J. J. Koley.
Kohy. lu-X-4-2i-tr
rou nam:
FOR SAI.K (h8ti r White pigs.
; Kills HuilHbuiy, Mi milt wcsi of
. luvvu Heboid. U-5-14-2lp
K H SAI.K Kurd coupe. Phono
.Main 7-r.-u-atp
Foil SAI.K I'urnitun. 1.113 .luek-
son Ave. 0-B-13-4tp
It's
Clean- Up
Time
Ami It hhmilri be Hie occa
hitui for iiu lo gel rlil of
article (hut linvr been dis
carded fniui your nun use
hut lltiit still linti alue.
Check them (hit im yon
help with tiu cit-uiirp
I hen cull us mi tin phono
und glv ytmr Wniil Ail. It
will sell I hem In a hurry
and (ho cu.-t Is so miiuII as
to ho negligible.
'An Observer
Ho It."
WhiU Ail Will
"AN OnftERTOR WANT
AD WILL DO IT."
FOH SAI.K limine, 7Ti root lot.
Inquire ul I S 10 Adonis Avo.
ni-B-i i-ctp
FOR SAI.K Good car, lots of
y. speed and power. Will take piano
or phonograph ns part payment.
,, Kustern Oregon MuhIc Co.
: 20.fi.4-lf
vaxti:i
WANTED HAGS Clean cotton
,: raga at the Observer ' office.
S Hrtng them In. 8-27-tf
King; George Decides Against
Any More Itoyul llesidences
LONDON (AP) Disregarding
ancient preei -dent flii down ly Ho-
. man emperors. King George recent
ly deellned to nrcept n legacy oi
Gwyrrh Castle In Wales and $2f,
fl on for lis upkeep, bequeathed to
Mm In (rust by the ( 'ountess of
Dundonald who died hist yi-or hav
ing an estate valued at more than
$1,000,000. Hope wus ttxpreHsed In
the countess will thai the cusiie
would become a permanent rcsi-
' denre for the kings of Knglnnd and
for the princes of Wales, but as
the bequest has been declaimed by
it he ruler the property will pass,
according to directions, to the Or
der of St. John of Jerusalem In
.Knglnnd. The castle will he used
"by the order ns a priory for resi
dential nnd administrative pur
poses, :i In connection with King George's
1' refusal to receive the legacy It is
recalled here that the Roman om-
jierors from. Augustus on down the
line, vastly "fnerensed their private
-.estates, us was the custom, by
means of legacies from their loyal
r -subjects.
ROYAL
vacuum svi:i:pi:ii
will tnko the drudgery out
of your spring Iioilmi'Icau
Ing. Mukn your cleaning a
pleasure, nut a task.
For a MUCK demonstra
tion at your home, call
MAI. 124
La Grande
Electric Co.
"The Storo of Quality
and Service"
Snellen Draw Lessons
From Amerli-nii Itomls
STOCKHOLM (AP) American
road bulldinK experience, technique
and machinery will he used in re
building and perfect inif Sweden':;
national highway system in. order
to serve the country's ever growing
automobile iniftie. This has been
announced here in counvtion with
the opening next June of a special
laboratory for the testing ond se
lect ion of new paving materials.
engineer in charge, Uagnar it.
Schlyter, has personally made a
study tour through the Unit do
States.
Sweden Rpendo 72 per cent of the
Income from automobile taxes for
i ho re-cons; met Ion, widening or
re-paving of roads. 10 per cent for
new i-oad building machinery, four
per cent for new bridges, two ;er
cent on new surface materials und
two per cent on research work.
American methods of drainage have
already been adopted In the south
ern part of the country and, allow
ing for differences In climate, the
American stylo of surfaces probab
ly will be followed. The scientists
in charge huve found that vof all
countries, the t'nlted States is the
most advanced in the matter of
making automobile roads.
NEW TODAY
NOTU'13
Classified Want Ads art strict
ly CASH IS AHVAXCF.; copy
must bt In not later limn V a. in.
date of insertion. Hates: c per
word for each Insertion.
And now
the Villain
appears.
I'Olt SAI.K A new four room
modern hou.se, $r;ni.im down,
balance like rent, fall i' is .
iri-it-lr-2t
KOU SAI.K Tulips. l:ijr, X ave
nue. Phone 4 T : W. (1-5- l.1-;ii
I COOKS MAIIKKT will np-n Situr
day, May Hi. Cliuie" meals. Siit
isf'ncl ion guaranteed. Plioin r.il'j.
J. IJ-r.-lf.tp
I'Olt SAI.K Chiffonier. f dining
chairs. 'Z wicker chairs, rug, auto
tent, fruit jars, '.his Spriu;;.
IS-fi-IG-ll
f. , . j Mrtr Ai D NJO0v
FOH HALK l-lii inch wagon: rub
ber 11 red buggy ; wagon at i nasi
new. 2-'lfi Spruce, Phon K.K-lt.
ir-r.-ir,-r.tp
Foil SAI.K PCI ciivin.ibr si
touring ear. ( 'heap lor cash.
Will accept old Kurd as part, pay
ment. Phone ,M, or call at
i:ul' w Ave. i ft- 5-1 r - IT 1 1.
FOH SAI.K White Mt.
frigerator. Phone
rand re-
27 YEARS
AGO
Two young purchiiNl Poland
China brood sows fur sale. :12.."(I
each. Sl shoats. Sit. .Ml each.
P2'xHI' gaia-e, set on your lot.'
Si:iS.(K. Cedar shhmlcs. 2.ao
mid :l.ll per M. Ilone pahit,
SJ.aO Hr gallon.
We shipped In five barrels of
linseed oil in three weeks-. That
tells its nun story, as we hate
only one barrel left.
.Mure brushes on the road.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumoer Co.
j "I'll Poor Man's Frtrod"
Oppo. I'oandrj. I'MONIO Xl f
No KundBj Haslnfwa
ACME PAINT
covers more surface, and really cobU less.
Paint for every eurfaco
Palul for Every Purpoaa
Furniture Exchange
Fir and Jefferson Phone 474-J
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE
SERVICE
Our new Telephone Directory will
be issued soon. Are you in it? If
not, let us have your listing now.
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
Dally Morning Observer. May 14.
1898. Ohas. Xoyes la vbdilng
friends at Hllgard.
Senator Wade of Summerville
was in the city yeslerday.
The Alliance Flouring Mill com
pany .shippcij a car of Alliance
flour to Klpin yesterday.
It. It. Collins of Knmclu was In
the city yesterday buying .supplies.
Mr. Collins lias eight men cutting,
wood Cor hiui.
The Alliance Flouring mill com
pany has no difficulty in finding
market for their flour. Yesterday
Manager A. V. Oliver shipped a car
to San Francisco and has an order
for another car lo be shipped Mon
d ay.
Hon. C. M, Donaldson, candidate
for congress, and Samuel White,
nominee for prosecut ing attorney,
visited Perry and Hllgard Saturday
after shaking hands with friends in
this city. They , are at Cove this
morning. ; ' -( -
Contrastor S. H. Ilaworlh has
ubotit completed I he si one work
for the Hugar fai.'lory. There onl
lemaliiM to be ImiIII a few more
dera and the founuatlun will be
ready for the sli'iiel m al sieel which
is expected to arrive in a few days.
The building will be erected and
tiie machinery placed in position
before the concrete floor Is laid.
VICLAM
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fer i h 'r a?3
La Grande Theatres
Millie Masters (ilu Lessons
In Coined Italian (.nrden
KOMK (AP). A special nniHlc
course exclusively foi- American
studenla will hi; given this Hum
mer in the gro in-Is of the famom
Villa d'Kste at TivoM. one of the
marvels of Italian landscape gar
dening. The course w open
J uly 1 :t and con I inne until Sep.
te ni her 11'. Among t he noted in
Mtrtictors are Jtehpighi, Consolo.
Corti and Signorina Vahii for
composition, piano, violin and
singing, respectively.
If ho advertises K, ho knows UV
ood.
Intense Love Story by
Famous Poet Is
Made Into Film Hit.
"The Roughneck." the William
Fox special production which
npens at the Star theater Satur
day is a screen version of the
well-known and widely read novel
of that title by liobert W. Serv
ice. Those who have enjoyed the
poems of this gifted writer . have
been given another thrill in this,
ills latest work of fiction. The
nory is a succession of dramatic
surprises in the life of u man,
whose nature has become warp-'d
through a cruel trick of fate. The
swift, rythmic movement of the
poet Is apparent in the fiction of
Service and coupled with this is
Irs wonderful descriptive powers,
making "The Roughneck" an bl al
.story for adaptation to the screen.
Oeorgv O'lti ien, whose rise to
t he stellar ranks has been rapid
.nid deserved, plays John Mootl.
'he man wit h t In- creed of "Let
me die fighting.' The vigorous
iv.it I -moving action of the slory
is admirably port rayed by this
young artist, who really seems lo
live the part.
The criticisms of the leading
w riters of the trade Journals agree
.'hat the part is one of the best
lli.'il )i:t f.vcr In ell HK-slmied to
'l trie n and a happier suh-cllon j
for the part could not have le-wi
made. j
Hillie Dove, the beaut II nl ond j
Talented yu'ing serein "idebritv.
ntays opposite M r. i Rrh-n and
i) the role of Felicity Anhn has
n.-ver b'- n cast to better advant
age, ii is claimed.
In addition to the featured play
ers the cast contains a list of pop
ular personalities: Harry T. Mor-
y, Cl. o Madison, Charles A. Mel
lon, Ann Cornwall, Harvey Clara,
Mary on Aye, Kilnu Klchnor and
Muddy Smith.
The picture was directed by
John Conway from the scenario
prepared by Charles Kenyan und
In common with the recent Wil
liam Fox specials, has been given
ver lavish ami elaborate produc
tion. The action Of the first part of
the story taken place in San Fran
cisco. The main sequences, how
ever, are laid in the South Sea
Islands.
Strong Cast
Assembled in
Griffith Drama.
Hollywood ond New York's
Urondway unite t heir dramatic
strength In "Lovc'h Wilder net's,"
in which First National will pre
sent 'orinne drift it h at t he Ar
cade today.
Supporting Corlnno in this pie
lure are two prominent Ilroadw.iy
stage playeiH, who were brought
to 1 lolly wood to- create the lead
ing male roles. They are Holmes
Herbert and Ian Keith.
Another stage celebrity in the
cast Is Maurice Cannon. Cannon
was brought over by First Na
tional from Franco, where he was
lciding Juvenile with the Coniedie
Frunenise in Paris.
Playgoers of older memory will
recall two other faces in "Love's
Wilderness," reminiscent of at age
fame of two decades past, Th-y
are David Torn-nee. In-other of
Krnest, who was hading baritone
In "The Geisha" and other comic
operas that were nit the rage a
generation ogo, and Kmlly FiU
i oy, as well known now In films
as n character acinus os she was
on the Knglish and American
stages twenty years ago.
Tills ptcpire presents the lovely
Corlnno in u new dramatic ele.
ment totally different in spirit
from that of "It lack Oxen" and
"Ullle of the Field," in which
slm scored I rotficndoutdy. it is
the story of a young southern
girl who runs away with an uil
enturer nnd takes her through
scenes in i 'an 'i da and the Sout h
Seas. liobert ',. Leonard directed.
Humor and Thrills
Predominate
In "On Time."
"On Time." nt Sherrys nt once a
supremely thrilling and boisterous,
ly funny photoplay, with itiehurd
Tulmadge, the dare-devil perform
er of deuth-dcfyiiiK stunts. In the
leading rote.
"On Time!" Is on exceptionally
vivid melodrama or idartling' mo
lives and decidedly w icrd action
which vergts at times info uproar
ious fane. Jt deals with the un
certain and mneh. crossed road to
suceesa of Harry Willis, a young
man of pluck und ambition, as
played by Uichard Talmadm'. Nat
urally there la a girl, the same one,
ut the beginning and at the end
of the young man's adventures.
An unscrupulous dealer in art ob
jects, with an eye to the beautiful
young lady does Ills utmost to put
skids under ihe hero's ambitions
and almosi succeeds, lleeuuso the
young man has thrown away as a
jinx, a strange Chinese Idol which
the young lady had given him as a
good luck token when he started
out to Hud success, the art dealer
acta the boss of Chinatown against
dim by accnslnt; him of' wilfully
losing the idol which they look up
on as sacred. In the unToldlng of
thrilling events there Is a capture
of the girl by the Chinamen and u
sensational rescue in their den
where the hero lighis single-handed
against the entire long.
And, there are other adventures
for the hero before he reaches Hie
coveted goal of success, such as an
uncanny experience with an Insane
doctor who. but for a sensational
escape, would have used the young
men as a subject for the transfer
or a gorilla's brain to a human be
ing. Jtlohnrd Talmodge performs the
full quota of startling stunts as a
Jump from the lop of a telegraph
pole, seven stories In Ihe air to the
roof of an adjoining house.
Supporting the stunt king In "On
Tinn:" arc stick well ami favor
ably known players as Hillie Dove,
playing the leading female role,
George Slegmau, Stuart Holmes,
Tom Wilson, t 'buries Clary and
I long las Gerard.
Comedy "Dynamite Doggie."
Professional Directory
Tliln (llitHlwy is i'M'ciiilly liiuuly for lla- ltcucom-.r or
fnr Ihe out-of-Lmil render wlio limy imtt die immi! uihl
ailttifstt of S4.HH. iiroft'Mstonul num. Jt liar, bit-ii t-itn'fiilly iuv
puntl mill will prow- li he a rtmily uiil iu nny rcacW In ob
taining pi-ompt proft'sMoiinl M'iiru
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I.a Granao Na.lon.t Bank Ilulldl. WnWiS
High School Crowns tueeii.
PWKKT HO.MK, Ore. Sweel
Home union high school celebrated
the annual crowning of the May
Queen when the royal degree was
conferred upon Miss Merle Hunt.
The program began with a parade
and the crowning of the ((iieen.
Oilier events which followed were
Dream Gate, a dance drama; track
meet, and folk dances by high
school girls.
WEAVER'S
Tsllora, Cleaners, Djen
And I'rraaers
I-nONB MAIN lit
Depot btreel
La Grande
Mattress Shop and
Weaving Works
Mattreuei of all kind,
leaned and rebuilt; Feather
KenoTatlnc. Rac and Fluff
Ruga made to order and for
ale. Carpet and Krif Cla Br
ing. Furniture Ro-coTorlnf.
Ijlixtiactl Fuinlifaler.
Factoiy Thone 424-W
CHAS. EDWAHDS, Prop.
nthe Purity of
OUR BREAD i
AND PASTRY
iSHOULO APPEAL.
cr. TOtOU!
iaT.nnii.mj,nai'ifi
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PuritV Bread
TiJWffaKanab
fomo lo our RIkko ITKit on Jrfferaon St.
All Klnic.'H linro front llu-ro ilnlly except Hiiuilaya.
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laker 9:00 l:00 - 4:,10
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Iir.l'OT PHONE MAIN 7 UK
If you lire ittlorratod In
the purity of the food pro
ducts that find their way
Into your ayatum you should
lnvi!tlu(o tho nutritious
bread and dainty, Hntlufuc
tory piialry baked nt Hits es
tablishment. It will add to
yo'ir enjoyment, ntltniilalo
your appi'tlto and plauso
your tllKestlon.
U GRANDE
K. J. McWilliams
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
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