La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 05, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, June r. i!)2f. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pat'u FfcVi-n The Observer Want Ad Page Che Market Place ol. Union and Wallowa Counties I FOR RENT Van IlKNT Modern Apt. Phone. 471 M. -0-4:ip FOK HUNT 4-rooni liuumt. Nuw-J 1 1 11 Hook and Utatlonery ""o. ! 10-0-4-tf FOlt HUNT KurnlHllcU iipurt. inent with enrage. Call 3'-'3 W. S-C-3-41P. l'lllt HUNT Furnished two room uuartiucnt connected with bath, y l.lk-litH furnilihcd. $15.00 a r month. Inquire at Model Harder miop. rj-o-2-tr. Wilt ItKNT l.lh'hi house keeping rooniH. 1512 Adania ave. Phone 257 J. 11-ti-l-tr KOIt ItKNT 2-room modern fur nished downstairs apartment. ' 1017 Fourth. Huh Apartments. 10-G-S-tf I'XIK HKNT Apt. ill Foley. In quire J. J. Foley. 8-4-22-tf I 'Oll SAI.K I'tllt RALE f,5 Heed Rally IniRBy tor $15. fall 1'.HIX Adams even inKH. 12-6-4-Slp. FOlt SAI.K .Modern five room house, fireplace. Two lots. Mrs. Metzler, 1501 Adams Avenue, al ; ler five o'clock. 17-0-4-3tp 1'Olt SAI.K ("heap. 4-rooin mo dern furnished house near Hi school. Inquire 15H2 First street. .1 5-0-4-31 p KOH SAI.K Carload of new lum ber: x; 2x4; 1x12; 1x10. 1208 Monroe U. O. Ktevens. 15 C-1 l"t " Good car, lots of ron SALK flpoed and power. Will take piano or phonograph as part payment. Kastern OreKon Music Co. 20-5-4-triffaniBins WANTKD WANTED Washing. Call 227 J. $.35 a doz. 7-C-4-3tp'here. WANTED-Woman for housework on farm. Call central at Klf?lii between 7:3u-11t30 a. m. j m H-6-4-3tp ; " . " """"i . I PAIN G falcim ng paper )m,,KlnB 6-C-3-tf WANTED HAGS Clean cotton ithe lako n ft w n,ilf a 01,1 of t'.lltl rogs at tho Observer office.!0. Bring them In. 8-27-tf! Owing to the opera house being. 1 1 ii i wmwm ! engaged for u political meeting,' Mrs. Beatrice McDonald's social If be advertises it, he knowa it. pnrty will be held in the new ar vood. mory hall, in the church block. A. fTrnopi' of Annual Btatcmm't iSf " Tin: T.ivKttrnoi, and i.nvnoy and Cl.UllK insurance to., i.m t' .iToipool. KiifUii'l. on the 81st lnjf of 1' .'r.i'rr. IML'4, umtki to tin- ttimrhni corn nti I'H:lt ol tii uto of Oritua, punuint I CATITAL 4 B.C15,900.8 Inc th vnr. 12,OfiO,RH0.8B IlilrriMtl. diTi.lpfitt Hid TfTiU rfccirMl d'iriiiX Uift )r. 75,164 81 8T.044 P9 Toul Inooin Jia.u.rjbW.lft DianritPKMKNTs tTit for paiJ rtiiriric jrt including ajuuiieec t- . I T01S.4S5.il CuoiniljlonK ud mUtIm pkUl dnriuc tiif ru s.iida.iiu.vv luiJ duriui tb ytr. . . . 85T.cl:b.23 Aiuminl ot til oUr t- itL0ttur ,O40,UOU 00 Total spenUturM 14.STB,SSt.il4 AfiSfiTS Talu ft rml wUU otrntd (turkt idiio) 1,780.740 01 Tilu et tck and bowls ond (marart nUu) . . 12.911. 24.60 Louis on jnortfMoa lUtna. ato 1.438. SDK. 28 Oaab In battka and on haM l,0ttl.SI1.45 fnutuini la courw ol cul- IkUoo trnttru alnc ov '.miur an io?a 1.141 22 lftO.TKn.D3 21. H08 72 di o(liT aaeta Total JmlUd aaavta. . . $JO,004,07b.i LIABILITIES Grow claima fur luaiaa ud- t-id I 1. BUS. 609. 41 JHnuiiDt at DnHRiFi prm- lunia on ali ouuunain 11, 878, 405. 21 Xhi for oomnOialun and brokctua 8B.S00 00 -AU oUuu UabuiUaa Tutt,7U8.T Total llabiliti, axolnai of auritUu 5. 915.900. 60 I1MSB.1TT.01 SrsINESS IN OHEOOS FOR THE TEAR yramluma raoelvad dur- lt tl jaar itm.uiu.u ! Mid dnriUf tha jraar 140,W44.i(i yr 1X4.421.0$ j THE LIVERPOOL AST) LONDON AM) ULOIiE INSl'RANCE CO, LTU. 0. E. ALLAN, aUnaitr BUtutory Teeiatnt attorney tot arTk, GKORGtt J. JANES. 400 eUiQ aoai., VorUand. Or. LA fiRAMlK IXVUSTMKXT CO., A gen i s I-a Grande - Oi'cgon Money No Measun 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. Can Be Done Ait Observer Want Ad will it u It quickly ond economic ally. So matter .what your wuiiL if U cua be found in the l.a (.ramie territory, u Want Ad will find It. Header Interest ami reader confidence built over a lonj; period of years shows its ill no lu Lbsrrwr Want Ads. Intelligent p e o p 1 e watch I hem cxmstniilly for hii)in;, renting, trading, gelling jobs and getting help, ete. 'J be ro.t is small the re turns are immediate. AN OBSERVER WANT AD WILL DO IT." 27 YEARS AGO Daily Mornlnf? Obsi-rver, June 4, IMtK County Clerk. J. It. Oliver, is over from Pnlon. Judpe O. P. Coodall spent the 1 1 11 nion yesteniuy. . Samuel Carr, president of the ! rKoii Short Line, will pas thru this rity this morning en route to Uosion. The Woman's Relief corps Is or- corps in nlmost every place from which volunteers have trone. I nlon county has a tine lot of boys in the service and it is in order to start on emergency corps Arrangements ore being made for the closlnc exercises at Sacred Heart Academy, which w ill take place at the school hall Wednes- uay evening June S. - A telegram was received today . nrl stoveng rPnill.rln hlm thP position with a band and orchest ra at a famous summer resort on I ' The floor lias been put in excellent, -'shape for dancing.--- Professor Tho-' I mas, K. Ryley and Mrs. Melton Itil.l it-lit ..mil nns. (ho nvrliislni. t x fa v i ; its ai:i: v i : i : i . KAl.EM, Ore, After June 4 de- lintiuent state Income tax pay- tnents under the 1M2:i act will i carry all of the original penal- ties and interest, aeenrding to When you call 2IH-W, Just leave the? W off we art' on a private line now. Iju-ife siiipineiit of nint. Oil. Varnish, Kenti Posts, Window. Ih-adetiin rclt. Cedar Shingles coming in every week. Cull Sheet tug Hoards ni 813.0(1 per M. or $11.00 per M If .vou haul them yourself. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. "The Poor Ksn'a Frlood" Oppo. Fomidry. PHONE No Hondsf uasmi I a aa a tamm m umnm 4 hi V-.- v..:. ,,i,v,-r!..ft' V ' '' k ' " NEW TODAY NOTICE Classified Want Ails uro strict ly CASH IN ADVANCKs copy innsi Ik In not lutcr thuu B a. ni. elate of liuortton. ltatcs; 2o Hr woi-U for vavh Insertion. FOU TIE NT A good five roomed liotise, modern, two I dim, in good negiliborhoud. North of It. It. Hack. J. S. Hodgin. lS-ti-5-l(p FOlt KALE Itevd l;:iby hu;;gy In good condition. I!tii4 K. O. - lu-ii-5-Hp. FOU KENT 4-rooin mob-rn lioiiK- and a good garden spot. Call HS K. 13-6-4-St. FOU SAl.K Seroiid hand store. 1 will take a used car In pari pay- liiflit. Intiuin- 1420 Adams. 17-iI-fi-2Ip FOU SAI.K Alfalfa hay. Thone Farmers 2i. J. ). Iiobbln. 9-C-5-4lp I.OST tJ.ld Follow Kiiibb m ring. Liberal Reward. Cull Obst-rvur Main 37. i.r-ii-5-:ttp FOR SAI.K Stock of grocerit-fl and fixtuna of Cottage cash Grocery. Corner of Y nv. and Ash. 1'oor liea lib reason for Belli tit;. 22-6-5-2lp FOR SAI.K - Reed baby buggy. I'rice $iu.u. H'uc 2nd. Street ' lil-O-ft-ltp announcement made here nt i meeting of the state lux com mission. Following repeal of tho income tax law November 4, last year, it was found that the delinquencies aggregated more than ffiiiu.o.'Mi. The legislature, nt its Inst eas sion. enacted laws for the collec tion of delinquent taxes, but sim pended penalties until June 4 f this year. These penalties now a re to be e n f o rce d . oui:;o to in: improved. SAMC.M, Ore. Senator McNnry telegrapher to Carlo Abrnnis, chairman of the battleship Ore gon commission, stating that the secretary of the navy had di rected Rrcmerton naval officials to repaint the Interior of the battleship, restore Its rurnlnhinjjs and make other improvements. The secretary of the navy also hud ordered Hint the silver serv ice found nt H renter! on recent 1 y (e turned over to the state of Ojegiy h, b m-v "The battleship Oregon will ar rive in Portland harbor on the first day of the annual rose .shn.v. for permanent aucliorage. It will be maintained there under an ap propriation authorized by the last legislature. Farmer's Wife Finds Astonishing Relief! l or ten long years I had suf fered with my stomach. 1 tried everything without relief, hut af ter one dose of .Mayr's Wonder ful lteniedy, I knew 1 had ob tained what I had been looUim; for and J took the full course of treatment. It Is going on four yeaiB now and 1 have never h.'.-l any pains or bloating since." It removes the catarrhal muco:s from the Intestinal tract an 1 allays the Inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and Intestinal aiimenls, l:i cliding appendicitis. One ilo.ie will convince or money refunded il all druggists. Adv. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS r ITS' A' AC'E 7WDC6 THREE PENMlsa.1 USE A0WA I S'P0SEDT'XWJJ VOU 6C7- A S1.AAJS J uigz fWr i osS-i &( 3 N BtJfiiiitifl'y v V ' J J . iwi nr i istmecf. iw. 5 t ir J MOM'N POP ' nv TAYLOll 2 i , . . r . - . ' I I VnnfinrMar, l (7 tD Ukf T HA USUALLY TN Tke TH ev" roVLV FiFTFFnO f C VELU HERE'5 TeN CENTS-VOU PoT :. jfifr IMMn't- IM:01 J - Mt H 1 OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo 05 1. GoT He 5) IP YO JUST AX T6NTHIR.TY AMD "OL OU SWT . . ' . La Grande "Let's Qo" Is Combination of v Romance and Thrills. Richard Talmadge In "LET'S GO!" which will be the main at traction ut I he Sherry Theatre for two days commencing today Is ' a combination of romance and thrills which makes for the highest type of screen entertainment.. The story revolves about the ne-r-do-well son of n wealthy busi ness man who Is literally forced In to his opport unity for making good. After having detoured around nil the policemen he could think of In his speedy roadster, the young man is confronted by one who had fol lowed hhu to bis father's office. To escape ho actually jumps from the Ihlrd story window of an office building dlreetly into on automo bile below and maUes good his es ciu. From that point on starts the most amazing series of death- leiytng stunts ever shown in a mo tion picture. Richard Talmadge. the star, per forms every smut himself without t he aid of dummies, doubles or trick photography of any kind. E- very thrill in "i.ui m uwr is an homsi -I o-goodness thrill. Among others there is a fight between be tween the star and two c hornet ors which continues uninterrupted ov er a distance of about two miles. Comedy showing "The Dome Doctor," Seat Sale for "So This Is London" Starts Today. Today marks Ihe opening of the peat sale at the Glass Drug si ore for the forthcoming presentation of Oeortre ,M. Cuban's "So This Is London." which the Henry Duffy - EVJ t C - Ej3YTW.e V(XI tU A SLA M'i YOU THIS n mim. 1 h ' i. a It., tP 1 ill "hue I f 7 I I . 7' V " - U V 4 ft. i.fT I . . " .'. . - IC . -A I - Just ll A.- iP rr t l ' a .l NOW THcs CKOSS ex iiatioki "DG.A, YOU OU3.HT TO HAVS TO Fju -JTr- IV i - T ' ' ijr . "vp Theatres productions will stage here on Wednesday night at the Arcade theater. H Is not very often Hint this oily Is privileged to witness o note worthy attraction with the same star who appeared In U on IS road way and n company of equal strength und talent, but this is the situation prevailing with the offering of this splendid play. l.rfiwronee D'Orsay, who will be seen In the important role of Sir Percy Benuchamp, originated tho characterization In the New York production. He will perhaps be remembered here as the star of "'The Earl of pawluekct." a num ber of years ago. Fpon his shoul ders fall the chief fun making pro clivities and he will be ably as sisted by Robert Toms, another Im portant member of the oust. A delightful part, that of Lady TckHwrtrtli, will be tn the hands of Ivy Crane, remembered ns a mar on the Kieth and Orpheum circuits for several seasons. "So This In London" is one long evening of delirious wit and Hiillrn ingeniously poked back and forth between tho Yankee and his Eng lish ('Oiixln. t bnighs at prejudice and smiles at Intolerance. There is nothing preachy uhnut it. und it Is built along lines of such merri ment as to uiford two and one-half hours of delirious fun. There is expected to be a rush for seats for this Important at traction and nil early visit to the Class Drug Store is suggested. "Coming Through," Mining Story, Stars Thomas Meighan. Something different for Melgh un. That's what Paramount chiimn for "Coming Through," Tom's new production which comes to tho IStar today. j in1 story is an adaptation of the novel. "Red Rock," by Jack Hetlie- a. l.ila I.ee Is lending woman and Wallace lleery, l.tiurenco Wheat, Joltn Mlltern, Frank 4'umpeuu and others piny in support. It is a tale of the Alabama coal mines, writ ten lor the screen by Paul Pcho fieid and directed by Edward Su therland. Tho slur Ib cast In tho rolo of Tom Blackford, chief clerk of a great steel corpoixitlon. Ho has been promised promotion to the .tub of Superintendent of Mines, but on the eve of his appointment he learns that lie has been shelved to nuiUe room for tho Treasurer's nephew. This is not the first time he has been denied advancement because some official's relative wanted tho job, and reflection on Ills thwarted ambition makes him bluer at the president and the whole system. . Then destiny plays swiftly Into ids hands. He meets Alice Hand (Miss I.ee), daughter of the presi dent and w ins her in a whirlwind courtship. They are married sec retly. When Alice tells Rand about tho wedding he is furious. He ac cuses H luck ford of being u fortune hunter, of deliberately tricking the girl Into marriage to further his own ambitions. When the girl as serts Hull they are truly lu love. Hund offers to prove his point. He hides Alice In an alcove, Bends for Hlackford and traps him Into ad mitting bis ulterior motive. Heartbroken and disillusioned, Alice turns against her husband. Rlaekford is shipped to Cotton, the toughest of tough mining camps, lb-re, ocercoming obsiacle after obstacle, )ie pills Up the light Of hiH life to make good and prove himself really worthy of the girl's love. Here's a real Melghan picture! Denny Adds Anothcrs To His Triumph List In "Oh, Doctor." Reginald Denny bus added ano ther triumph to the list of his screen achievements by his work as star In "Oh, Doctor!" I'nlversal Jewel, which was given Its first showing today ill the Arcade the utre. Rut the public who has acclaim ed, not only hiB humorous persona tions, but his rapid-action reck lessness, Ib duo for a shock when he Ib Introduced as un Invalid whose principal activities consist in tuklng his own temperature with a clinical thermometer and drawing the stoppers from various bottles containing nostrums guaranteed to' cure, no mutter what the ullment. "Oh, Doctor!" Is the screen version of the famous story of tho same name written by Hurry Leon Wil son and Denny has tho part of Rufus Itlllups, Jr. Denny's characlerleatlon of tills young hypochondriac Is one of the best things ho lias ever done. II is a part Hint might easily havo been overdone, and that would havo ruined the picture; one Is j forced to the conviction that the big star must havo devoted consid- orahln time to studying the pecull- ! arities pil.tlut .liypopJipn.d.riaQ,, ,m ,1 The lust opportunity for Denny j to emphasize his subtlity of char-j aeter portrayal comes when, hav ing fallen lu love with his beautiful !'", portrayed by Mary Aslor, i,l baltles with himself to over-j come his obsession regarding his own heulth and to act like u norm al human being. , He succeeds and then, spurred to great endeavor by Ills desire to become like the heroes of the nov els, she reads, he enters into a series of adventure that almost en use hea rtfuil tires t o h Is a u lit, his nil me and the three Khylocks who have Untried him money. In this latter part of the story it; is the Denny of "Sporting Youth"; and other vigorous uctlou pictures! that Is on the screen. 1 "Oil. 1 Joctor! was directed by Harry Pollard and he achieved something worth while, as he lias' In the oilier Deiinys' which he has directed. The supporting cast Is a line one and includes such widely known screen players ns Otis Har lan, William Mong, Tom Rlcketts. l.millc Ward, Mike Dunlin. Clur Professional Directory This directory U esp4vially handy for tho iicweoninr or for tho oiit-oMowii reader who may want tho name and addiVKav of ftouio profctislonal mini. It has been carefully pre-pui-ed ami will piovo (o bo a ready aiil to any reader lu ob taining prompt lutireshloual ttcrvico Classified For Quick Reference Attorneys Ul'fill HHAIIV --- Attorney-nt-Uw, off leu Weut-.litcob.sim lulid lntf Tttlephotiu Aluin 111, COC1IM AV nttil MIU ItH Alll Orn. T. Coehrmi mid Colon It. lOberhtird, Attorneys ut l.uw, Ijh Crinide Nu tloiml Hunk bulldliitf. Telephone Uttlu 91. ItOIIIOHT B. KAKIX Attorney at', Law. , West- jauuuson Duiiuing, xeiepnonu Main Oil, CAUL ii. 11K1.M Attorney nt Lnw, Itooin 20, New Foley liulldiiig. Tulepliontt Muln 77!). Dentists Ir. Yi:nK JOIIMtOV Den tint. Cttruner building. Tel up bona Mum ati. Dr. n. II. MII,I,i:n Dentist. Rooms it to IS, Paliner-RiMjHcU building. Telephone Main 70. Dr. K. P. MOSS II A V Dentist. Stilt 2, over Red Cross Urutf ttloru. Telephone Main 717. lr. IIAY MI KPItY Dentist. Room 11. Summer building. Telephone MhIh 7U7. Architect C. II. MIM.rcit, Architect Room 7 Lb Orno Kstlonwl Rtrnk PnlMln If he auvertli it, be knows lt'e good. ence CJeldert. ? Rlnnche Payson, George Kuwa, Martha Mattox and Helen Lynch. WEAVER'S Tullorfl, Clifliiprs, Iyei's Anil lrwprs I'HOME JIAIN 7.13 Depot Street STAGE ON AM) AI'TKIt 5IA1T 11 l.KAVK l.KAVH Vnlon I.AJriliMlo 7:30 A.M. 8:30 A.M. 11:110 A.M. 1:110 1'. M. 2:1a P.M. 6:30 P.M. Sunday 1:00 T. M. 6:30 P. M i C DcLAP llctiilfiuirtcr, homtner Hotel Mattresses - Rugs Cleaned - Rebuilt, IVntbcr iMnorewscs Mmlo Pillows Reiiovutcd I-'luff Rugs .Made from old carpels. Furniture Repnlrctl ntnl Rccivcn'd La Grande Mattress & Weaving Works Licensed I'limlgalnr lIIOi; 421-W CI i an. Kilwanls, Prop Physiciuns & Surgeons SIKI I A N. IIOinil.lt, M. U. 1'liynielun und tiui'ieoii Rooms 10-11 Tlephnn Soninier lluildlng Main 609 llAltltY BOrVV, M. U, ii i: mini, i. i. l'ractlce limited to diM-uses of t)i Kye, Eur, Noso und Throat. New Foley Telephony l;u I Id i nK Main lt I-:. J. KlltllV. m. . Pliysiuiaa and Surgeon New Fok-y Telephone imiiuiug .Main ii HUH AHll I AMllS M. I. 1'Itysicltui and tiui'r,eou Onrdner ' Telephone iJitllUintf Main tt MrAlMHtV, M, l. New Foley Rullding Burgeon Telephone Main 69 O, N. MOO iti-:, 11. II. 1'hysleittit und Surgeon N..w..!f10,'y Telephone Pudding Main IS V. I.. II A I.N TO IV, M. I. Practice limited to diseases of tha Kyi Ear. Nusu and Tnroat. Roeimi 18-19 Telephone Somnier ltuilding Main 778 A, 1m llll'll AHIISON, 91. D. Surgery Rooms ic-17 Telephone Summer Building Alain 1J Osteopathic Physicians j. i.. im;m:, ii. o. Genernl Osteopathic I'raetfc mah;ahi-:t i;lic ii. o. Practice limited to care of Infanta. Bummer Telephone Building Main 108 THE PURITY OF OUR BREAD i AND PASTR.V (SHOULD APPEAL. TO YOU ! 1 il. 1.. T . ..'1 2lH('t1', n Pt'Pif? Bread If you are Interested tn tho purity of tho food pro ducts thut find tholr way Into your system you should Invcstigato tho nutritious broad and dainty, satisfac tory pastry baked nt this es tablishment. It will add to yoir enjoyment, stimulate your appetite and please your digestion. LA GRANDER K. J. McWilllams By BLOSSEU 5?s. . ... 'k 1 2"' V JfiUKWM ji iiiiil 'riaaMMLnal Home Independent Telephone Co. -ez im -w- ;