La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 30, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textft Saturday, May ;). V.ffi. THE LA GTJANDTC EVENING OBSERVER V:xe Seven j I ll : i The Observer Want Ad Pae The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties von RE XT KOlt It KNT Light houn.'UwpIll? l-OOIIIM. I DO& AllUIMM. I 7-5-23-SO-2tp l'u It KNT 4-ruunt linuHu. mooiI Kanlt-n 8ot. MrH. Hubert Nt!v-1 Mil. l-5-:"J-;t I'OH KENT aluilirn turnlsheii Jioutw'ki'piiiK upl. Vuvcrlt;y Ap ' ui'tmints. s-D-id-Stp KOlt KKNT Two slt'i'plDK rooilia. 1 3 la Fourth or Cull liii'J J. 10-5-23-7t l''UU HKNT 2-room modern fur nished ilowliHlalr uiuirtlniMlt. j J 1 7 Fourth, ilul) ApurtiuenlH. m-G-a-tf 1'UH.HKNT Apt. Ill quire J. J. Foley. Koley. In-8-4-22-tf TOR SAI.H FOIt SALE Two fn-Hll cows. , Clicip. -rove and Albany fliroeiq. 9-B-2S-2t. Foil HALF All kinds of riililuiRp iiluntx. HOS T Avr. l(l-5.2'J-4ll, KOlt SAI.K IMrlnhle Victor pho nograph, 05 tiood records, fall 3'.i4 J. - 5-29-2tp. I'OH TlCAUK Rure Hied Jersey Hull calf for pood mowing ma eiiine or hoy ralte, ". V. Clark. Cove, Ore. I'hone KarmerB Ht3. lil-Ei-L'il-'iU-Stp. l-'Ult HALK &-room suite furni ture. Apply Rainbow Confec tionery. 3-5-1:6-41. J'Oll SAI.K Marly enbba plants. Late Danish Buldhcad oabbajie, larxe plantH. S. V. Jvoii3, Ore doll, (on road to I'erry). 18-5-2G-5lp FOR SALK Good car, lota of speed and power. Will take piano or phonograph on part payment. Kuutern Oregon Music Co. 2Q-G-4-tf KOH HAI.K A (15 dollar red ba by buKiry will st'll for $25.n good as new. Call at 17u4 Y or phone 173 li. 15-5-L'S-3tp Removal Sale Commencing; SATURDAY, MAY 2;i We must have larger quar ters and wilt move Into the Itoesclt Itlritf. June 1. For Six Iay wo will ofrer much of our Flee trlcal Meifhnndlse at real ltni'Kalii I'tices. La Grande Electric Co. Lllia Adatn 1 Hi il dune 1 For The Lawn Lawn Mowers Rubber and Cotton Hose Lawn Sprinklers And Nozzles Hakes F. L. LILLY Hardware Pbont Mjuh 81 Money to Measure of Value The value of telephone service cannot be measured in dollars and cents. No community without tele phone sen-ice can exist in competition with another community that has telephone service. Our new Telephone Directory will be issued soon. If It Can Be Done An Observer AVant Ail will do it (iil-kly and Hnioinlo nlly. u mutter what your want, if it i-un be found In the Ka (.miidc territory, a Vuiit Ad will find it. Header Interest mid reader eonfi det ice built over u long period of years shows lis mine In Observer Want Ads. Irilellicnt p 4' o J) 1 e wtlleli t hem constantly for buying, rciiliiitf, trad hi ft. getting Jobs and (ret I Jut; lielp, etc. 'i'be coat 1m unitttl the tuniH art Immediate. OBSKRVCH , WANT AI WUili HO IT" WAXTKIJ WANTKD Stock tq posture. J2.0U per head per mon.h. Rean Jtros. I'hono Karmora 4x4. Knlon. -j 5-5-21-6tp KOlt RAINT1NG Culelmlnlm,' Paper Hanging, call J. I. Land ry, I'hone 4SI W. J (i-fi-SS-tf WANTKh Hv reliable woman, day work. I'hone 143 V. S-5-28-atp lt)IM 1'Ol'ND Pair of horn-rimmed glass a on struts of la Grande. Owner may have same upon Id entification anil payment of ad vert iserm-n t. Call Observer, Main 37. 2i-6-t'2-tr 27 YEARS AGO Dally Mo mi np Observer. May 2fi, 1S9S. The followinK men will re present La Grande at "the Fire men's tournament: Jas. Htarey. It. L. Lincoln. J. 11. Pee re, F. A. Men zles. Hoy Heed. Al Hay. I Heed. Frank Lxivitt, oito Hoak. Tom VViHiams. Walter Hlack, June Mas on. Don McLachlln, V. H. Hruy. Clara Rcrlber, ' Noal HrHls' and ('has. Graves. Mrs. J. M. Herry will entertain the Jollity Whist Club next Wed nesday tit her home. J. li. Keeiiey. Hie Kljfln Hotel keeper, Is in the city today on bu siness. Jcs. Richardson ronw over from T'nion Inst nifjlit and will fro to Memorial Day ll won't 1m long beforp they're gone and not one shall he alive who ronght for its' In iho-e bad days from '111 lo 'li.V CLAt'DF C. PRATT. The Son of a Civil War Veteran.. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. The Poor tten'a Frtmd" Oppo. Foundry. PHONE 148-41 No Sunday BtulncM NEW TODAY NOTICE Clarified Want Ads are ft! r Ici ly CASH I.N ADVANCE; copy nnwt be tu uoi utter tluui V a. m ilatu of iueHloii, Kales; v Hr word lor eat:U in'rtlou. FOIt SALE Herbs. Chris Miller, tile fur man. 151M Adams avenue will handle H. .1. Jtuuch's herbd this summer. Herbs jTood for rheumatism, stomach. kidiu-y, buwcl, bladiler and blood trou bles, uIsd blood poisoning. 3tt-4-18-2l-25-5-2-5-9-12 KOR SAI.K rurload of new lum ber: -.'xt:; ;-4: 1x12: Jxiu. iuos Monroe St. (), Stiveii.-:. lS-iM-IL't. mil SAl.R Alfalfa hay, 12 dol lars ton. J. Reynold.'). 472 it. , u-r.-::o-n;t 1 MONKY TO LOAN Hepr.senla live o the Vterru .;ln,i ;tnlv for Farm Loans and the Pacific Savings and Loan Assoiiatlon for 'it y Loans.. Also t'-rm UiatM on farm or x'ily property. Chas. II. Hey nobis, Koinmer Hotel !- di,-. sri-5-ao-it. KOR HALF Hal.y Doll self-pro- i'iie 1 uiiii'iiie. iiiiji run i ii;i Will sell tor halt Hie coi-t. D. 1 H. Hucltman, Allcel, Ore. 2u-;i-:ia-ttp. MIL DeplXTO announces his vi olin summer class from June Is: to August 15 for appointment call 447 A or Main 1 11'. 2t-G-3"-llp. .OST-One pig aiiout 75 pounds. Call 3U5 or 472 W. 8-5-30-21. 1 Jersey row w kIvIiik milk. 3 tlta. Hull. r and ulioin 20 foot ron .M. Fl. aae phone :ir.x 1 o.r,-:i-1 1,. They arrested a famous swindler in Chicago, but he hasn't sob) the judge any oil stock yet. A man who made $:o,niH),fnin In New York getx his exercise run ning up columns of figures. North Powder this morning. W. G. Hunter, who is cultivating :llil acres of sugar beets has ft bund of 50 keeping down the 1 weeds, 40 of which ure chinamen. I The prospect, for un extniordin jary large crop of strawberries makes some people think that prl ' ces will be very low in Willunielte IV.HIey. J , A stranger while looking over our city remarked that one of the tniosi noticeable things in connec tion with a city of Hits size was the w ell kei streets. This gent leiuau did not know oi whom tiie excel lency of our streets was due, in jot her words, he was not acquaint ed with Street Commissioner,. It. W. Stoiier. Married In the city 01" T'nion,' Wednesday, May 25, LS!I.X, Jewell Galloway and Miss Hiiiiim J lath- ron. rhursikiy evening May 2 number of friends met at the home of Miss peurl Parker and gave her 1 farewel parly. Games were n lulged In until the late hour of e- leven when refreshments were ser ved. Those present were Misses Mabel Unlbrnok, Minnie Hunker, Maud Parker, Mary McKay, Mrs. .1. 11. Walker, Mrs. A. S. Holhrook. loseph Nelson, Hrry Hunker, Guy Wilson. Clarence Jackson, Will Priehnrd. Walter Parker, Winnie llurker. Tip Montgomery, Louis Matthews and Fred Nelson. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS N ( T ' 1" ) VAvANlEr ( WATS60NNA I rui-f rC UlM-U X'M BieE?M c. X. o-L: 0 V ( ITS EiTUER I S7XW6? J STVI15J SkkOWVr LrTiCM? WEV J KJ XC. ) BUMBLEBEE? , --s- --r y 1 , SAJr SIX ! V :w0 v J V , S So J ga;;:., . ; J J y ,m m r-i E.icr we. ,jK!Siiana7 MOM'N POP Why Ask? By TAYLOR f She hoose setws ves' CH,C A"5 Dor (T hoo're moms arcy Y voo betcha.- 1 O L hops woo didn't T ff T TT , Qa TONSHT MOM- Y V&4TTOA.MOVI6 S AMV- DIP VOO MA.y f. GEE- W HAD. j VoR6ETT VOOl? MANNERS J If ; V A ' VN S 5 "fS X X TfiTMrU P C Wfffl i I, didn't haue X) Ij XX 'A I frdntoFmgso I f eSJ f tt 't,. , JF j' r, Cf'; 1 ' ' OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE , By Condo )n r-:; " ' rSC Mn d - CS, t t3eU-SVG I 1MOUL.P ! THC PIK5T FetM TlMCS 1 WAS GCAO TO ACCOMMOlTis gut La Grande t,oS(- Rhnwinir . ... i I UHlglll, 01 ( "Trigger Fingers." The demand for new faces on the screen will be appeased In Trigger Fingers" which opened at the Sherry Theatre for an Initial showing in this part of the coun try yesterday. A story that barks out drama and action with the speed of 11 machine, gun Is Interpre ted by Hob Custer, new F. H. O. western star who has come straight from the unfenced Texas Kungo to the confines of a motion picture lot. In physique, good looks and ability tills new star promised lo outshine many of the fixed lumin aries of lllmdom. Another thespl an not known to the rank and file of motion picture fans appears op posite Mr. Custer In the pleasing person 0 Margaret I ,andis. sister of Cullcn Land is. Reeves Fason is the director of this thrilling pic ture, which is the first of tt aerbs of Texas Hanger stories featuring the rangy Texan. remedy showing "Hello Holly wood.' "A Lost Lady" Showing at JSherrys ! Starting Sunday. "A Lost Lady." the popular nov el wittrn by Willa Father, which 'made a lasting Impression on lit erary circles and within a few weeks a fter Its publication was listed as one of I lie 'TieNt s -llei a" of the year, is the latest book that Warner Hros. have translated on the sliver sheet. II will be the fea ture attraction at the Sherry's the atre, for three days, beginning on Sunday. t j Those very qualities thai .made -mm Theatres the nove a universal delight the 1 achievements. During the wur he drama of a woman's soul: the cm- won four medals of valor, and dts otlonal battle against her Impulse! tlinridHhed himself by bringing to and desires: the hlnarre-eolored IU1 work n temperament w hich panorama of her life and with it. combined the typically Medlterra all, the melody of her charming ' m-an ardor with the supposedly personality are lint qualities hie- j northern qualities or poise in id ally suited for u photoplay, anil In steady judgment. their production of "A Lost l.ady." Muny long distance flights dur Wurner Hros. have had the rare UnK ,,;,( f,.w years, fnehiding fortuiiH to gather together a not- one from Hureelona lo Naples and able set or people to re-create ltjone from Drindisi to Constantlnop on the screen. n,., convinced De Pinedo that the The well-known director. Harry Heuumont, Is responsible for th directorial end, whllo Dorothy Furnum wrote the scenario. Dav id Abel was u( the camera, Tht- cast Is headed by Irene Rich who plays the title role, which rep resents an unusually difficult piece of work. She Is supported by John Roche, June Marlowe, Moore, Victor Pot el, George Malt Kaw - celt, Kva Gordon, orvilb or and Namictic Valone, MeGreg- lite noted Mexican dancer. Comedy showing "Change Needle." Pan American Four Heads Sunday Arcade Vaudeville. tj,,; A selected gathering of sparkling novelties, high-powered jollity and humor together with many clever bits of song and dance will hr pre sented for your exclusive pleasure at the Arcade theatre on Sunday next. This extraordinary bill n head ed by The Pan American Pour who are considered one of the last quartet ten In vaudeville. Ther natural and always sure to cause natural an dalwayti sure to cause much laughter. New songs are snug iii ;l rollicking syncopated style, H is a positively sure-fir? number. Kddfe Martyn Is un ab- Where Size Holutely effortless dancer who pre sents a novelty entirely different from the usual huckuled step-daiu-lng variety. Snappy cos'.uin- s, lively tin nee evolutions. styLt and elds: together with perfect ex ecution, prove tit lit to b, the beau ideal of terpsiehore. Wink Jean Downing present a playlet "Now You Know," twelve minutes of clean wholesome humorous enter, tain meat depieilnK the trials and tribulations of two sweethearts. These artists are making their itrst tour West and will no doubt be accurded u most hearty reception. May Kvans will pivs-nt for your pleasure her offering of whbtllng and imitations, giving her clever impersonation 01 birds. She it un e we I led )n litT line of inlmtory and preHeiils 11 monologue full o' wliolesome comedy that brings a laugh In every line. Hrosseau & Craven shave a very clear novel ty. '"Azulykel." Holh these young folks have winning personalities which they do nut full to get over tlie luottiKhts. The dialogue is erihp and up-to-the-mluu(e. Jt Is an offering that will entertain you amply. Venturesome Aviator Winging Long Flight Over Sea and Land IIOMR, (AP) The attempt of M until Is Pruneeseo )e Pineda to pilot a hydroplane across Kurope India, Jo nun, china ami Australia has tiie double purpose of demon strating that hydroplnms ant bet ter suite. I than laud planes for j long distance commercial flying,: and of proving to the world that Holy is Justified in her claim to he the country of the Old World most like the Fnlted States In her confi dence in youth, action, daring and cool efficiency. De PIncdo is typical of a rising generation of Latins who ure chal lenging AiiKlo-Saxon superiority In sports and in achievements which require the out-01 -doors tempera ment hitherto considered kIvcu on ly to nou-Lutins. A scion of a no ble Neapolitan family. 35 years obi and us perfect a specimen of phy sical vigor us any in Italy, De PIn cdo ulready has a long record of brill Ian t military anil aeronautical ; hydroplane was best suited In potnt of economy and lack of de pendence on supply bases for long trips. Finally he decided to attempt his present flight, obtaining support for bis scheme from the govern ment and parlicnbu-ly from Premi er Mussolini with whom ho Is per- Honally friendly. -i-On tin! request' Mm' ;lho Italian governme.nl, 11 nations 'furnished him with information Jiiboiit his prospective route, Greece Turkey, Knglnnd, Holland, Portu- ', Kat, i lilted states Japan, China, lnance, Persia and Slam. For the most or the distance. De Pinedo, accompanied by mechanic CampancHi, will follow water and will have no special supply bases. It Is his theory that he can rely on the natives for aid in an emer gency. The route as mapped out com prises 73 laps and u total of :t20 flying hours. The aviator hopes that his excellent nervous system will permit him lo fly ten hours dally. WEAVER'S Tailors, 'hniicrsf Dyers And Presscrs I'HOXK SIAI.X 7113 Depot Street Doesn't Count Professional Directory Thl directory Is esnicially ltuitdy for Hie newcomer or for tbu out-of-town remlcr who may wnnt ilui iiume and addi-ess of Mime pixtfessJonal nutn. ll linn been careful I y prc iwrttl unit will proo lo be a ready abj to any Reader in ob taining prompt pnifetiKional sen leu Classified For Quick Reference Attorneys Ill-till K. HllAiiv Attornoy-nt-LuW, itll'ieit est-Jucolisuii iluild llitf. 'i't'lej) hony .Main 111, 4.0'IIII A nml I lli:HM A Cen. T. Coehl'lill Mild Cidnli it. Lherhttrd, Atttirtieys hi I.hw, l-n (.Iimuie N t lotial Hunk builUliui'. UVIvphouu Main 1)1. If. K. DIXON Attorney at Law, Rooms li and I'-', New Foley building. Tvltjphonu Muln IT. HOIIKItT 8. llAKIN - Attorney nt lavv. , Wem- Jaeobnon building. Toleptioau Alain CAHI. . Attorney tit Law. Id. 0111 IMi, New Koley tiuilding. Telephone Main 7'iii. Dentists Dr. VFItNK JOM-VHON Dent!!, Caidiur LuildillM. 'XVIephotia Muni HO. Dr. It. II. M in. Fit Dentist. Romiin tt 10 IK, pMlniur-lloeseh building. Telephouu Muln 70. lr. ti. I. MOHSHAV D-nti.M. Sullo li, over I ted t i osM Drug blure Tilepliont) Alatu V 17. Ur. RAY 111 IIIMIV Dentist. Room 1.1, Sonuiier building, Tclepiionu Mm lit 7 It?. Architect V. n. MIM.FR. Archllrvt Room 7 La Grande National Bank Building Hall's Catarrh Medicine both local and Internal, and ha, been auccerul In tiie treatment of Catarrh for over forty years. Sold by all drugijists. F. J. CHENEY & CO..Toledo. OHlr If be advuriiaos It, ha know, tt'a trood. UNION-LAGRANDE STM -' OX AM) AFTr.lt MAY 11 j.ivwi: I.F.AVH I.H (.I'HIKlo 8:30 A. M. 1 :00 1'. JI. 6:30 1'. M. I'lllUII 7:110 A. M. 1 1 : (Id A. M, 2:16 V. M. Siindny 1:00 r. M. 5:30 r. M. I'. i. DoLAI" IfcAdtiuui-li'fH, SoiiuiH'r Hotel Mattresses - Rugs ( leaned Hcbiillr. 1 Valbcr .Mattresses Madu Pillows Itenovaled 1'luff Ittigs Alndo from old crpets. Furniture Jtepalrctl nnd Jtei'overed La Crande Mattress & Weaving Works Licensed Fuinlgntor PIKPAi: 121-W Finis. FdunnN, Prop . Physicians & Surgeons R u. Kiitiiv, ii. , Phyaiciuu tuul gurjfwon New Fub-y lVI.-plion Jtuilding Alain 2 . -. . . L... . . I lf STFM.A TV, HOlMtKIt, M. II. I'hysieiiin uiid Surgeoa Rooms 10-lt Telephone Rutnnier Hullding '' Main tif.t HAitnv not vv, m. i, itoM v. m, ii. Prnctlre llmiud to fl i . e .i s . of tin Kvm, Kur, Nose ttnd Ttrof. New Koluy Telqhnn iiulldintf Muln Jtt UKiaiAltD I. I ANIIH M. It. Phicuil nnd tiai'Koit rinrdner Telephona Haildfntf ' Main 94 MeAIMIItl, At. bill -tftam Now Foley Ru tiding Telephone . K. AKMllll-:, Al. , .. I'hyatolHii and Surgeon New Foley Telephone HulldiiiK Maiu 19 F. I,. H Al.S Hm, 11. II. Proetley limited to dleHrien of th Fye, i:nr. Nnu wi.d Throst. Roonin 18-19 Tdephon Suiiiinur RntbiliiK Main 7; At Ii. ItU HiltrtSOV, 11, I). .- Suigery Rooms 16-17 Telephone Soiuiaui-HullUllitr iialu 1& Osteopathic Physicians j. I.. icii.i:, n. o, Oenrnl DuteofjHthlc Practice s MAHfiAlllOT IN 4)1,10, D. O. Prnetlca limllcU to care f Infanta. Roinnier Telephone Building llalO 1U THE PURItyOF, OUR BREAD r AND PASTRV tSHOULD APPEAL. to rou I PUPlfVBRgAD If you are Interested in the purity of the food pro ducts that find their wty Into your system you should investlguto - the nutritious broad and dainty, satisfac tory pastry baked ut this es tablishment, Jt will add to yoir enjoyment, stimulate your appetite and please, your digestion. LA CUE K. J. McWilliamg Ry BLOSSEll as Home Independent Telephone Co.