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Thursday, Juno I, l!)'jr. THE LA GKANDE EVENING OBSERVER 4 t 1 1 1 The Observer Want L fhe Market FOB UEXT VOl I1KNT Furnlslud apart inrlll with guruicp. Cull 399 V. 1 8-C3-41P.' lOH ltlONT Two room modern furnlniu'd itimrtment. VVttverUxy Apt. S-li-2-Slp l-'Olt UKNT l'our room modern! lurnlKhi-d liouac. Phone S'JO H. 10-0-2-Slp. J J L KKN'T Ktu nlHlii'!' two room npiirtincnt counseled with bath. I.IkIiih liirnlshid. fin. nil a moiitli. lniilro at Modi-1 Durbar Mlui. 19-U-li-tf. 1'Olt ltlONT l.lKhi liutimi kii-pinK ruoiliH, 1512 Adnuis uvt. 1'homr 267 J. 11-0-1-tr l-'OK UKNT 2-room modern lur nlHlwd downstairs apartment. 1017 Fourth, Hub Apurlmcnts. 10.6-8-tf I.'OK HUNT Apt. in Foley. ln. quire J. J. Foley. S-4.21'-lf fok xm.u FOIt S.M.K Oarloud of new llim lier: 2x0; 2x4; 1x12; lxlil. 1208 .Monroe St. O. Ktevens. 15-0-1-121. KOIt HAMS Good car, lota or Hpei'd and power. Wilt take piano or phonograph as part payment. Kaslcrn Oregon Music Co. 2o-r-4-tf WANTi;i WANTKI) 1'nttle to pasture, l-'ar-mers 1 7 H. Andrew Al uUenhurg. K-0-3-2tp JAINT1N(J ('ulcimlnlng paper liariKiiiK. J. V. Landry, 4X1 V. C-C-3-ti' WANTED RAGS Clean cotton rops at the Obsurur ofrlco. lirinp thorn In. S-2V-tt 27 YEARS AGO Dully Morning Observer, June 3, ISltS Dunham Wright come In from .Medlcul Springs Wednesday to hear V. It. King and J. It. Hov erlgn and said he was well repaid lor his troubles. T. It. Haynes, a cattle man of I'nlon, Is In town on business. Tho Ladles Guild will meet at tho homo of Mrs. Jasper .Stevens this ul'ternoon. Superintendent Granger has mo ved his office from the McKennon " Ti tmd mff Ttf n nrXa TJTa"rm-XnTT6n ai Han K Jiulldlnf. IlobtTl Smith has returned from nn eastern trip in the interests of tho Grande Rounde Lumber (.'oin pany. lie slated that the war had retarded business in the money centers but the opposite was the result. In the agricultural dls liicls throughout Nebraska it had been raining for several days und the people were elated over their bright prospects. Mrs. Louise Kills, now champion woman bowler of the city, made the highest score In the gold meilal mutest y.'.strdny. Mrs. Kills made a score of 77 and Mrs. I). M. ('lurk was second with a score of G". The contestants were: Mesdames Loilife Kills. Kugene Schow, !V M. For The Lawn Lawn Mowers Rubber and Cotlon Hose Lawn Sprinklers And Nozzles Rakes F. L. LILLY Hardware Money No Measure of Value The value of telephone service cannot be measured in dollars and cents. No community without tele phone service can exist in competition with another community that has telephone service. Our new Telephone Directory will be issued soon. Home Independent Telephone Co. Place of Union and Wallowa Counties Iflt Can Be Done An Observer' Want Ad Will ctu It quit-lily and cconomlo nlly. Ao limit ft- what jimr want, If it tan be found lu I hi I,u (amide territory, 11 Want Ad will riml it. Header Interest nnd render confidence built over n Iouk IH'fiod of years shows i's alue In (.bmu-ver Want Ad, lntclllvnt ) i' o p I c watch tlit'in constantly for buying, renting, trading, ceding Johs and getting help, etc. 'J lie oust is amnll the re turns are luiiiicdhiie. "AH OnsiniVER WANT AO WILL DO IT." Hurls, Hobert Smith, N. Moliinr, S. '.I (V (l Hnnn -mxl iva Mtl.'rr.l Nt-wlln. The Gold medal wan Riv en by C. H. Dunphy, proprietor ol tbe alley. A number of youns boys have organised themselves into a mili tary company and are now drilling regularly in the ball formerly oc cupied by the at)iletic club. Lieu tenant Williams Pas. confirm oil to act as drill muster and under his Instructions liie boys will aoon bo experts. Mauler Krank Kohhins has been elected captain, Wallace rhll ders, first lieutenant and 1 Jell Me Uiin will uct as drummer. Co-Eds Dcclnro Decorous .Men Make Best Husband LOS ANGKIKS. ( AP) Results of n qm stbinnaire of 5!tfi co-eilH of the I'niversity of Califoiiiiu southern branch, held here recent- , ly, revculed that men who are re spectable without being of the 'goody-good" type, and who huve ja docorous attitude toward life ;and lis recognlr-ed Institutions are jthe ideal husbands desired by mo jdern college girls. The query jwua submitted by the civic ed jucation deportment of the Instltu itlon for the purpose of nscertaln lng w hat standards are necessary , lor husbands. ! Other qualifications needed are an income of nt leust $250 mon-j jlhly, with assurance of advance ment; he must ne a memner oi a large family, and preference was expressed tor the prof esalonal or 1 business man who cun talk about Your luck may be bad. Uut Ihcy kicked P. Rosion man out of t:il Jrs, Facts for fnvts and truth is initlv nnd our Rolled IdiistHMl Oil ' Is (rnaroiitfM'd strictly pure, re Ignnllts of our mry low price jjl.4.i per pnllnn. We are not umler-llhtg. but selling rigid. : Six-thirty tills morning a ffnr ! mci' Hellii, Claude. Save me j IflO of tliose He tamarack fence ' post. I i:igbt o'clock this niortiliiK- j ont-of-fnwii party Hello ClamK'. ; Hold rue -tO.OOO cedar slilngles. ) I'll lio I hero today. j An air-tight beater, SI. 99. i Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. "Tb Poor Man'a Friend" Oppo. Foondry. FHONB S48 f No fiunday Dnslne If 1 Ad Page NEW TODAY NOTICE Classified Want Ads are strict ly CASH IS ADVANCE: ujr must be lu uot later than 9 a. in. date of luseniun. Hatcst 2c per word for each lusertlou. VOn RENT Modern flvn room ' furnished house. Main 1. i 1 .;. J-1 1 FOR UKNT-Modern 471 M. Apt. Phone C-6-4-2tp WANTKI) Washing, Call vn J. $.:iri n do?.. 7-fl-4-3tp KOR KALK fUfi Heed Haby buggy for $15. Cull I On S Adams even ings. 120-4-3ti). MOXKY to Loan on farm and city property. Real csta.e cm - twicis purchased. Thus. 11. Ri-v- nni.iu ..... ii,,! .i in i . n f - 1 7-U-3 -It ; hnusiv fireplace.. Two lots. Mrs. Mnzler, 1 r 1 Adauis Avenue af ter, live o'clock. 1 7-li-4-:ilp TOR RKNT 4-room liouse. New lln Rook and Stationery Co. 10-fl-4-tf FOR RALK Leovlng City, will sell. Walnit dining room wt. Ivory, also Walnut bed room seis. Oak living room furniture. Mahogany Davenport and rock ers. Reds, springs and mattress es. I'hone Main 4S:i. rtoli M. Avenue. 34tI-4-lt. roil 8ALK ('heap. 4-rootn mo dern furnished house near 111 school. Inquire i;U2 Plrst street. 15-0-4-atp WANTKD Woman for housework on farm. Call eentral nt Elgin betwei-n 7:110-1 1 ;3U a, in. M-C-4-Stp Hotels Try Cost Plus PInn in T ion nf Tina tne dauntless Minute Men hrave l IdH in LdeU Ol lipSlly fighting against frlgbtf.-l odds I this Is one of the thrilling scenes LONDON, (AP) Free hand tips have been abolished In some of the larger London hotels, us an experi ment, and ten percent of the cus tomer's gross bill added to the am ount he is to pay, the ten percent being distributed among the ser vants generally. The ten percent addition system has been In effect in Germany for some time and up pears to work to the satisfaction of im: nmu'rs, inuios ana outers con cerned because, In many Instances.! when a particularly generous per- I NO nou conn s along they receive notlwm n ,Ma "" " 1IU,,IM remiiiinieu onlv the t.n t..rcni . lii.m-t. i Dei rent but a liberal fee lu addition from Ihe individual himself. Tlie idea of adding n fixed ton percent to the bill Is something new for London, although It was tried out some years ago In tbe provinces anil eventually given up Tbe plan has become g.-neral ulsol,orv ls vtvi'1 K'''llhig. n niag- in Itnlv. Poland and continental count rim. In Poland, Italy and Germany nslmi(lt'r or tm' lbiu.sh at orklown II as In the hotels here which have adopted the plan, ihe servants took the Initiative and forced ihe sli nation, and In most Inlsances they say they do equally an well, and often beter, than formerly. Walters In London who cater to the American trade say (hey most cerlalnly favor the ten percent ad- lltlons lo the bill because most Americans pay that lax and give a liberal tip beside. 'Down with liquor" ls tho cry of both sides In the rum war.- FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS SEE 7MB V0X.TA$'iWrSASmAa Box' Yl ( V VT IME MA0e-AMD TH'.G VOO j-J I'll POU AMU." V3AsuW6VMWtOVoo r- ryoowTEvifa A!S Tt TAKE A PENNV rV 026 SLANa AM' oar oe vooe bam4 fA them x cam AwopuririM iJ 1 keepa)v J 'J MOM'N POP 'J,5f. I OcinrFn Tune I 1----- La Grande ;"So This Is London" Is a Henry Duffy Production. George M". CohanB international comedy, "So This Is London." one of the stage classics of the day. will be presented at the Arcade Theatro Wednesday night. June lath. i This is a Henry Duffy Produc- j lion and that olone Ik considered , a guarantee of Its merit. The play Is deliriously original In theme and its fun Is of the sparkling, ef- fervescent kind that never falls to captivate am; flxi i-iii nn ii 1 nun A J is siHi io oe u vast umouni, Inf ,1nnl.lu..lim,l iirillen ...wl mHKh k,,,i" wlt r would expect from u Coium offer-1 lug. I The situations are described as liuighiibln In (he extreme and tberoi y i is said to be a certain amount of'w&Cr I reKhpess about I lie r end a droll hu-,Sjew Type of Hei'O e whole that has: T .at,4, TT ... ,. io piece one of HI Waking Up lOWIl." nior permeating the served to make the the most popular comedies ever presented on the American stngo. Tthp errlment continues from the f lo ,hn ,aHt cu,Ul,n wlth n"vtr dull period throughout. o 1 11 1st Is London eonit-n hen , , v. ., . , after a loii-un in New ork. t hi cago nnd London with a capanii company headed by Lawrenn Orsay. the original slur and a pro duelion In every way equal to that in ihe major cities nnd on a par with that originally introduced to Rroadway. Seats for this most merit orlus attraction go on s.ib- at tin Irug Store Friday morning, n s.TVntlons are advised. , "Janice Meredith" Tells History Of Days of 76. Spectacular ncenes of famous episodes of tbe American Revolu tion aro accurately reproduced In "Janice Meredith," Marlon Davies' pretentious and beautiful Cosmo politan production which stnrts a three day run Sunday at Shcrrys. The skirmish nt Lexington "the shot that was beard around the world" the breathless moment of suspense, waiting to see whether I the Uritlsh would fire the first (shot in the American Revolution; of t,1( Production. Washington crossing the Dela ware, a living reproduction of the famous paint Ing by Trumbull, Is also a gripping chapter of the photoplay. A channel 4 00 feet wide had to be cut through tho Suranae river In tbe Adlrondacks to permit the crossing of special ly constructed flat boats and rafts, .. transporting the soldiers and load- led with cannon, oxen and supply WUR rul Revere's Immorlal ride t h rough ihe nignt. when Minnieu I heads appeared at windows in an swer to his call, and when he took desperate jumps, over fences and hedges, Is full of thrills and artis tic effects. The Rattle of Trenton Wash ington's timely attack, and the vlc- soine otherimm,ni 1,11 om or ntstory. I Then there's the battle nnd sur- Impressive, authentic ami thrilling. No time or expense was spared in re mod i ling the Cosmopolitan studio into an exact reproduction of Yorktown and its vicinity. When llenjamln Franklin, In bis sober garb, pleaded for aid to the colonies nt the court of Louis XVI at Versailles, and the thoii.sands of French nobility in their frorgeous brocades and Katlns and elaborate headdresses surrounded him all refh'St ed In enormous mirrored walls with sparkling chandeliers Is anot her historical scene. . Tills happened in spring training. VE5 THAT'S GOIN& V ; I To MEAN QOiTg A SAVIN3 TO ME wMiti. Ratts finw? juiT- ft "3 Theatres 'Washington and bis troops is vlv- b-ad in l cast of well known tuvur ! Idly depleted, when the Generalities, which also includes Olis Hur jfcluired the cold and misery en-jiun. William Muni;, Tom Iticketts 'durcd by his soldiers at Valley and Mike Donllu. I Korge; while on the opposite side I . i of the 1 elaware Gt-neral Howe was ItPnmino Hhi'mifrli" tendvn d farewell hall by bis of- JUI , . J,. b , flwrs at Wharton Villa. lleuu- LOininff 10 OltXV titui women, richly gowneil anu i 11 ' 'r'Kht t outed llrltish officers dane-I Vii l Pi'HMied floors, ligbthearted 1111,1 comfortable; w hile the Amer- lcun Koldlem atleuuied to keep lcun Holdb-rs attempted to warm near their camp fires u striking contrast, wonderfully pho tographed. The Beaton Tea Party, a magnl fieleut ulk'ht scene; Patrick Henry's numer - ous other Incidents of the flays of Included In (his which, un- der the direction of K. Muhuii. Hop per Ih a stirring page from history. Pickford Has Jnek rickford demonstrated In his last two pictures, "Garrison's Kinlsh" and "The Hill Itllly." that ; there Is room on the screen for an other illst inet typea whimsical. I dreamy, sensitive young fWlow ! ii Iwiu.. lit, .i. III,. ..ik. I .III ....... i blm from hilnir n 'iro-erthT' mil i I some uuept-cted force or clrcum slalice Kives hllll a Shove. ! Ill hiu H..XV f..,l( Itf.l Tll.'l tlfl. ..... . . . . Town" .lack ; nriiiKH ids cnurncicnzauon io ns li ltrhcnt nikrfiinl Inn "1 think I liov made the dis covery, salt) Jack, "Unit the Am erican public Is somewhat weary of the '1-am-ihe-gralesi-Kuy-bi-t he-world' type of film hero that has been thrtiHt. at them for so long. "In my last three picture, In cluding 'Waking I'p the Town' 1 have tried to paint u more human sort of person tho young, chap j who In less cocksure, who at times I lias his doubts about his own abil ity, und who docsn t sweep every I obstacle before him by the sheer weight of a dominant personality. U seems to me that Ibis sort of person is more genuine, more triu to the type of our modern younj: American man." That there Is a sympathetic re. sponse from the public to this characterisation Is indicated by the success of all of Jack's recent pic tures. This type of hero seems to embody that new element the tno- utre-goors have been hoping for. Comedy showing "The Job Dod gei" "Oh, Doctor," Denny's Latest, Now Showing At "the Arcade. Fill versa l Pictures Corporal Ion obtained a "corner" on some of the ?reen's flneat character artiste when It selected the cast to support Reginald Denny, star in "Ob. Doc tor!". t'nlversnl-Jewel coming to the Arcade Theatre today. The picture is tho screen version of the celebrated Sat unlay Evening Post serial of the sime name, written by Harry Leon Wilson, nnd was dirctcd by Harry Pollard who di rected Denny in "Sporting Youth" "Tho Reckless Age" nnd the first series of "The Leather Pushers." , "Oh, Doctor!", Is the story of n young man. who since childhood had been coddled and nursed and made to believe that only by the1 greatest care could he live. Thru a series of humorous cvenls the story cmphasly.es the manner of life he leads. An mint who has little patlenee with Ills fesrs endeavors to restore him to a normal condition of mind. Then comes the necessity of bor rowing money enough to permit him to remain 111 lu luxury and die In luxury. Ho will Inherit a con siderable fortune if lie lives three It's Worth a WTnw ME VM7H LfnifYl H A DiDOl LAST" OV. Hi, Extras T J A " (years and after three old HhylookH jhiivo been convinced by specialists bo has nothing the matter with l-hlm, other than bis mental attl .tude. Mary Astor has the feminine b'rii-l'iAr W 11 Mines and mining camps that's the background of Thomas Melgh- an a latest i'uramuunt picture. "Coming Through, ' adapted from Jack lletheu'a novel, "Red Hock," a picturesque story of the AWilm- mu coal mines, directed by Kdward Sutherland, us hlH first work for the screen. The picture, which opens next Friday at the Star Theatre, brings the slur to the screen In the role of Tom Hlac kiord, employed In the offices of a big steel corpora lion, Tom baa come to the con clusion that to gel anywhere In the company one has to h.ive more than mere ability ho lias to be someone, So be sely.es an oppor tunity to make lovo to tho presi dent's daughter and marries her. Blackford gets the chance he has! been longing for. but loses the love, and respeet of his bride while the father, to "even things up" us-. jslKiis him to the company's tough-1 camp just outside of Uliining- h am, Ala. The home office tit Plllsburgb places Ids product Ion schedule at an unjuslly high figure und, de spile the fact that he knows every one to be against him, Tom buck les up and detenu nles to "come through." Through sheer power of will lie overcomes every obstacle, lights an unruly mob of miners, and their villainous leader, In particu lar, and wins the love of his es tranged bride. What a part for Melghan! Lthi Lee plays opposite Tom as Alleu Rami.- Wallace Iteery Is the treacherous miner, Jon I.awler, who makes several attempts oti Itluckford's lite. John Mlltern plays Alice's father, tho president of the steel company. Other prominent players appear In tho cast I'rohibltlon costs $1(mi,ooo.ooO year. Yet we get HI tie of It. Arthur Train, author, Is -writing n Turk opera. What's worse? Bryce Canyon gZi'Stf. Cdacreakt ,C S Ihit New Mli Wond.rland ' Nothing like It on earth. Pew have been there the trip was too hard. But now you can see it in perfect comfort via Union Pacific- ileeping caxi, motor tours over good roads, good living ac commodations. Low Summer fares. Personally escorted all-expense tours. Side trip to Kaibab Forest and North Rim Grand Canyon. Send for Free Book Illustrated in natural colors. It will help you plan the most satisfying vaca tion of your life. . If, Keency, Agt, La Grande, Ore. Nickel to Him Free Colorln JmMBm Southern AiwtyLlj" Utah lrJ ' f 1KUT7LC C'AV"C-' JiM 'jNt MEAD AM' I VJANWA ) ?vV VJHV I CAN RiDE I --VftlSlS, f f1 THERE'S ALWAVS 60M6OMr: tM 1 i'ewe fpom vion. our office v4ho rides home in a - vliGHT- T .ulf& ;AC-"' TAXI AND I'LL CATCH ON GOING JtZ TPs ' '7 X'W4 K i MV WAY rrT'.- Professional Directory This directory Is wM'clally bandy for ibo nuwtvmer or for tho oiit-or-lown render ' who may want tho name and address of some profmsloiud mun. It ban ben cflrefully pre pared nnd will pi-tau to be u ready aid to any reuder In ob taining prompt prt)fcnional wrlco Classified For Quick Reference Attorneys lll fill r.. llttAUV Attorney-nt-iaw, offbo Wewl-.lneolMou llulld iiiK. Telepbonu Main Hi, cnniRAV and i:iii:mi vnn ro. T. Cochran it ml Colon it, Ktirrhurd, Attorneys at Law. La Grande Na tional liiink uuildliitf. Telephone Malu til. ltoiii;itr 8. KAKIN Attorney nt Lmv, , YVesi- Jncohson building. Telepnonu Main CAHI, (1. lii:i.M Attorney nt Lnw, ICuem 20, New Foluy Jlulldlng. Tub-phone Main 77D. Denti.sU n r. VFitNn: .univsov Dontut, (tHrdner bulldiiiK. Telephone Maiu 96, ' Dr. II. IS. Ml!,l.r,n Dentist. ItooiriH V to Ifi. Paltnvr-Uoesch bulldiua. Telephunu Main 7U. Ir. K, P. MtSMAX DentlKt, Suite , a, over iieu i.roxs Telephone Main 717 Ir. RAV MrHPllY--DentlMt. Room 13, Soumier building. Tuluuhouu Main 7!'7. Architect C. 11. Mlt.l.im, Arehlteet Room 7 Ln rjrnn(t Nutlnnsl lnnk nulldlne If h aavertlaca It he knowa it' rood. WEAVER'S Tailors, Cleaners, Dyers And Prospers rilOM; MAIN 7.13 Depot Street It ho advertises It, he know lt'i tood. STAGE nv A.vi Ai'Ui:H ai:v it-, I'ltloil 1.11 (inillilo 7:30 A. M. 8:30 A.M. 11:00 A.M. 1:00 1'. M. 2:16 P.M. 6:30 P.M. Siiudny 1:00 P. M. B:S0 P. M p. ;. i)i-i,AP HriulqiinrtiT.., Snminrr Hotel Mattresses - Rugs Cleaned - Rebuilt. Feather Mattresses Mnilu lMllows Renovated I'luff Hugs .Miulu from old fiirpets, l-'iirnltiii-H Repaired and Recovered La Grande Mattress & Weaving Works Licensed Fumlgntor PIIONI-: 4SI-W riias, J-lilwnrtlM, I'rop rhysicians & Surgeons STIX I. A N. llODMI It, M. II. PhyHleiuti und urg-on Itoonif lu-il Telephnna Somtuur tuihling Main GuJ HAitnv iioi vv, m, i), -i.iji: iioi v, h. ITactlco llmlu'd lo diM-aseS of tha Kvd. Kur, NOttu und Throut. New Folpy Telephoha Ihilldtujf M.iin lti K, IJ. lilltllV, M. II. rnyaieiuu una ;3aru New Foliy liuildinK Telephona It II II A IC I l. I VNDIS M. D. I'liysiciuu and tiurytuu Gardner liu i id ing Telephone Matu Utf MrAIMHC , tiaruvou New Foley ltullding Tele.plinna Main 6'J v, n. MoiHti:. m. it. Physielbii una Surgei.n New Foley Telephone HulldihK Muln IS P. I.. MAI MO. M. 11. Practice llin.c d I., diensea of the . Eye, Ear. Noao and Throat. Room.- 1S-1 Telephone Suninior lluildlng Malu 77H A. I.. RICH l'.l)SON, M. I). Stu gtii y Rooms 16-17 Telephone Soiiiiuer RuilUingr Main 1& Osteopathic Thysicians J. .. ii. o. Gonerul tiMtcoputliie. Practice iaihjaiii: i' ii. o. Practice JlinUed to cure of Infants, tjoinmer Telephone Building Main 1U6 r vthe purity of OUR BREAD i AND PASTRV tSHOULO APPEAL. etc '- 'uu : Puritv. Bread If you are Interested In tho purity of tho food pro ducts that find their way Into your system you should Investlgulo the nutritious bread nnd dainty, satisfac tory pastry baked nt this es tablishment. It will add to yo'ir enjoyment, stimulate your appetite and please your digestion. LA GRANDE K. J. McWilliams By BLOSSEU By TAYLOR r
