La Grande evening observer., June 22, 1925, Image 7

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Mofuliiy, Juno 22, 1(.)2",.
THE LA GRANDE RVENTNG OBSERVER
ij Ov.Vji
The Observer Want Ad Page
j fhe Market Place ot Union and Wallowa Counties
FOIl IlEXT
KOU 1'IENT Modem C-room
holme. Cull HS T Ave.
10-6-lS-Stp
KUIt KENT .Moil, in f urnlshccl a
purtnu'nl. Cull 4.rS I;, Mm. Ed
enhului. !l-(i-12-tr
KUlt HENT Two-ruum modern
furnished ftpurlim'lit. 1 1 1 7 Four
th. Huh Apartments. S-6-B-tf
KOU KENT 4-rooin Iiouh... N.;v
lin llook uud Stationery Co. .
io-c-4-tf
KOit KENT Apt. Ill Foley. In
quire .1. J. Kolt-y. 8-4-n-lf
t Hill KAI.K
l''ciK KAI.K f It. Mel'mmirk
riiou'lnK l.iaHiine. f'lHilli' Kann
I'lH J, II. I lultl.ins.
1 2-G-19-4IP
KOU HAI.H Ti'iiiii. harness unt
waifon. 2'lG l.itli- Street.
9-6-lG-tp
FOIl SA1.I0 Goo. I ear. lots of
Bpeed ud power. Will take pliuio
or phonograph us part payment.
r:aHit:rn Oregon aiuhic to.
si-r-4-tr
" uam i:i
WANTED tllrl wants work or
will take care of children day or
night. Inquire 4r Greenwood.
lG-ll-lll-Htp
WANTED Sewing neatly done,
l'hone 4112 It. lira. Nora Weill..
. - . .. 9-c-i i-tr
' A INTO, C.ilcimhig paper hanging
J. 1. Landry, Phone 4 S l V.
G-C-3-tf
WANTKI) KAOS Clean cotton
nigs at the Observer office.
Prlnp them In. S-27-tf
WALLOWA. Ore. (Special).
At the Wallowa H'-hoo! district
election. June 1 r. K. C. Wnugh
was alerted to serve the three
year tet ni on the school board
for that district.
The' secretary's report showed
that 475 pupils wen- in school
last October, --." of which weve
boys ami :!:" were girls. Of the
i; 1 enrolled In the elementary
classes, ITU were boys and l7tt
were girls. There were Hi teach
ers In the elementary grades and
jYcnln tlrtf1drtr'hf?iool. ttf-ltie-IT1
teachers, three were men. The
number of class root us is 14 and
Hie term is nine muni hs long.
The school lihra'-y now has 4at
volumes. Mi oi which were addc'
this year.
Maintenance.
The cost of maintaining the
(schools for the past .?iue months
was $32.7!f1.rdi, of vhich 23.
was .for te:,i.I ' i salaries.
nndt, $:!,! 2. PiM vn t'or interest
on ' the $47,.r'Mi of outstanding
bonds. A sinking f ind of $irno
yearly is main1 allied, there now
being" $3fMi(i for that purpose
HOMAGE-
Uonuure In our
profession in onus
, meticulous respect
-for the wishes of
the bereaved. Their
wishes con.ititute .m
obligation v. Idch we
try to discharge per
fectly. SNOOT.RASfl M
fclMMKJtMA
Undertakers
NEW DIRECTOR
FOR WALLOWA
Ik.
VK II:'
Speak Distinctly
Speaking with your lips at the mouth
piece brings you up to the distant party at
the rate of'120 miles per inch of reduced
. air gap. Speak directly Into the trans'
j. ' . miller.
Home Independent
Telephone Go.
lUUEJL'llll
(
Can Be
Done
An Obserrer Want Ail will
do it quickly ami economic
ally. No mailer what your
want', If It ran be found In
the I. a rtinilo territory, a
Want A1 will find It.
I tender Interest and reader
confidence built over a long
period of years shows Its
value In ObM'rver Want Ad.
Intelligent people watch
tlx in constantly for buying
renting, trading:, (fettlns jobs
and getting help, etc.
'J he cost Ih Piuall the re
turns are Immediate.
MAN OBNERVKli WANT
AO WILXj DO IT."
which has been loaned by the
county clerk for real estate. The
tulal vnlunttlon of the property
of the school district was placed
at $7'i,rnm. The board now has
$l2T!t.ir on honi'.
The distinction or being t he
only person nb!e to ride the
"salty steer." owned by the Pen
dleton Hound-up association, came
to Held McLean. of Wallowa,
June 1 1, at the I'm ion Stock Show
at I'nlon. Oregon. The boy rode
1 he animal that has thrown so
many riders, and won Jli for his
effort.
United Stales Lead.
All Other Countries .
In Electric Mileage
SAN ritANC'lSrO (AP)
Hall road electrification in Ameri
ca comprises between 20 and 25
per cent of the world's total rail
road electrification, states thet re
port of the electrification of steam
railroads committee presented to
t he National Klectrlc Light asso
ciation convention here.
The total mileage of elect rlfl"d
railroads in all other countries of
the world is 4,M4 miles, Sweden
leading with 7 4 4, Kram-e second
with i "i . Switzerland third with
:i:iG miles. Germany's mileage is
only one mile less than that of j
.- ii.et liiiiu, i in ii in niieccMsiun
come. Jtaly wij h (13 miles, Aus
tralia wlih 54:t miles,. South Africa
winr i7r miis, httc" with hv
miles, Norway with l-'a miles.
Spain with So miles, Japan with
4S miles, Omada with IIS miles,
Java with 31 miles, Mexico with
;iu miles, Kngluml with l'n miles
an J New Zealand v It b S miles.
Jn the 1'n i ted States there is a
little more than itoO miles of
electrified railroad, exclusive of
terminals.
in its conclusions the commit
tee report says:
"This co'tntry has been built
up on rail transportation. We
must sustain It and we have now
come to t he point where, If in
dustry is to continue its mngni
ficent growth, transportation's ca
pacity must always he its equal ;
there must be no charge laid to
transportation t hat It has been a
cruise of its Inhibition. Much and
every individual In this country
depends ' upon the success of
transportation. The I'nited States
and every individual section of it
nrist be accorded its natural
growth; that It may attain It, we
must face the fact l hat traffic
is going to double, and double
again.
"For theJ growth In traffic which
no one who believes In the future
of A merfen will nuestlon. It is
STAGE
OS AND AFTER MAT II
I.F.AVE LEAVE
I nli.n lJ (irnncle
7:30 A.M. 8:S0A.M.
11:00 A.M. 1:00 P.M.
2:16 P.M. 6:30 P.M.
Sunday
1:00 P.M. 6:30 P. M
p. a. pclai
Ilifl.liiuarters, Sommcr Ilotrl
NEW TODAY
NOTICE
Classified Want Ails nn strl. t
lT CASH l.V ADVANCE; copy
inuBt lip In uot later tlmu 0 a. in.
(late of Insertion. Itnteti: 2c per
word for eacb Uuertiou.
KOIt KAI.E Gentle saddle horse:
siddle, hrldle, 3 milch goals;
ree.l huhy buggy: l.hwllyn set
ter dog. ln.ufre ;'1'I2 Kind St.
or phone si's V. .':l-ij-J-ip
I'Oll KAI.E Alfalfa lK'y In ah or It.
close in. nr. M. n-ii-.'i'-itp
I'OU IiKNT Mo.l. rn A pai tiuent.
l-hone 471 M. U-0-22-41P
.OSTE. inale hrindle hull terrier
yetlr old. Iteturn to 9'i4 Spring
liheral rewanl. 12-G-22-l'lp
'Olt SALE .1 Jersey Cows. Fresh
All'ulla Hay in shoek. l'hone x7
I 2-0-22-21
KOU SALE Fleet rlc range In
good eun.lilion. 1'honi. Kumieis
2i. ia-i;-22-:up
FOIl HUNT :i furnished roonis at
.Maple Apartments. ls.12 See
ond St. lw-ii-22-2tp
WANTED I'ustilre for eight hor
ses. Call Farmers S4. &-ii-22-!t
FOIt UK NT
nishetl lions
:i t'ootn modern fur
. Call 14a:t S Ave.
1 l-li-2a-2tp
WANTED Man and wife or vo
imin on farm. Julius I'lsher.
lu-C-22-:ll;i
FOIt SAI.F. - Pigs S Weeks old. one
white male hog. one jersey bull.
I 'all at Observer. n;-fi-:'2-3tp
WANTKD A good high chair,
fall ;ti;o V. ' - 7-C-2-ltp
LOST I trow a leather handling
bet ween 1 .a (Irande and Island
City. Leave ut Observer.
12-6-22-llp
FOl'ND A Watch ct the park.
Call 2fiB J. K-G-iii'-l t
W A NT K I St ock h ogs. A n y slz:.
Khodes Market, 1 lio-l Adams.
Phone .109 J. J l-(J-2--3t
WANTKD Second cook for Wal
lowa Lake Wonderland, fall J.
(, MePljerson, Wallowa Luk". 1
obvious that, to bundle twice, and
more than twice the volume of
the present traffic, intensification
of the use of tho present tracks
and facilities 4 tfcii W tv v
ItOAO CONTltAtT IS M'T
(1(11,1) P.KACH. (UP. Another
stretch of the forest, service road
at the Itogue river from Oold
Iteach, a distance of miles, which
will carry It to Lobster creek, was
awarded to Alving L. Mill r of Cold
P.e.u h at bis hid of 7L'."o. A. .
Wright of Grants pass, superviso:
of the Siskiyou forest service, made
t he award.
There were several bidders,
among them Ace and Jess Turner,
who came within $f.(i or tying Mr.
Miller hid. A bridge Is to be
built across Lohster creek by the
forest service, starting about July
L and will be 'tinder the direction
of i N. Skar. 'Che county of Cur
ry has appropriated J-Viiio toward
the con-'t ruction work of road and
bridge.
A stunted yearling generally
means n stunt or) mature horse, re
ports the experiment Matlon. A
growl hy yearling does not reifuire
growlhy yearling does not require . )th(. ,..IHt Con.-'iancr ll-mi' tl, Myr- ftrsl to bring fame to Itritish o-
the reed mid .can' ufteruard thatj IT y.t::-. Is dying it certainly Isjn,, rteilimni, Ivth-r i :a l:-tnii, C -o-1 bimbla as u mining country, nnd
la slanted one does. riimrinir a wii-r t-d last mile, 'rife Irvine end l-Mwnrd l'ei', lr ''he trailn ihat' ni1 beinir followed I
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Tag Hxpccts a Lot By BLOSSER
U wA77Ec.. j ffiMf aWM Mi WW,-' a mice ) 'J I, aw? Aroo J vA W bpe? A ,-ri
"V r-C 9k ; I LITTLE. VIOIMD ttU.- -X PLEASED f ' f'" I J V WAr 60b ' '
iVf MATTER- Pof'S ki, Hs COTE ? J , i I 1 71 ' 1 11 S-, Zr-S 4 -?"x
- ' --ii v .... VJ -settx1 Y
MOM'N POP Conservation By TAYLOR
S j n m U , , , S . , Z.'
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Comlo
Dun PING
ON
VAC A MT
LOT.
DUMP) imCJ
"TRASH"
ON
VACANT
Lot. -
4
La Grande
Sherrys Showing
"Isn't Life
Wonderful" Tonight.
I 1. W. Griffith has an Interesting
Bior to tell of the attitude In his
'studio when he selected the story
for his lati st product ion. "J.-n't
Life Wonderful." which has be
come one of the most famous of j
mm i
an turns, una winch win ne tne nft(Ml not loH.k linv M.,.ep over bb:
feature at the Sherry Theatre. 1 new competitor fs the maker of
"It Is our custom," he said, "to i "The Covered Wagon" Mitt other
discuss the stories proposed tor a I notable film productions bus chos
f il in with the stutf, the players and j en to glorify, not the American
other udvisers. Iglrl, but the American fatlier!
"Some of the- slories we have
only a few peoplo liked before the
rilming. Of these was 'The Hlrth
of a Nation.' Many of my closest
advisors most earnestly warned mo
against the utoryr
. . .".Thoiu 4igalv.Wk have had stor
ies that everyone seemed to lil;e
though when everyone likes a story
I Immediately get suspicious.
"Hut 'Isn't Life Wonderful Is
the one story that no one ever lik
ed, i told it to the cami-ameii
and Lhey stood silent, one mentlon
iiiK a heiidai'he. 1 told It to tho
players, and they spoke of vaca
tions, and the hope tint when I
started the story following i his
one. t hey would feel ready. The.
young man who attends to public
ity raged as though 1 had mortal
ly affronted him. The buslm hh of
fice nuM'e'v registered a grim and
sinifiei- veto.
However, it had th 'feel' to me
nf n i.lcitii-.. !n,T 1 f.niil.l u ii
somehow, no matter wliat. the ob
ject ions. If I don't, feel ii niory. I
n.'ver try to malic It. And alter
all. I wasn't wrong thia time.
"The trouble h, though, how am
I to Judge n story In the future'"'
Als-i a comedy showing "Flivver
Tracks."
.1
. rv -s - . . ... ...
Theatres
"Goose Hangs High"
Is Epic Film of
Family Life.
Florenz Zlegfeld, now, has noth
ing on James Cruze, lor tin. noted
Paramount director does a little
glorifying himself in h; 1-itcst pho
toplay, "The (.loose Hangs Jligh."
The Follies producer, however.
"Thu Goose things High." which
Waller Woods and Anthony Colde
wey adapted t rom th.' ftinioilft
stage pUiy by Lewis Peach, reveals
Dad us Hie great unappreciated fa
mlly huro. cruse., wuu -mi
skill a iinih rsiuridiii!,; 'Villi
ally jdctSn-i: ail Hie disapp
mily hyo. C hi sc.. with liiiinllc
ppoin!
incuts and SLicritici s oi an average
small -tow n t:it her whn st rimlcs
and. scrapes so that his clildn-n
have tho beiieltt of a cull"ge etlu
cation. ;i'hc plot hinges on the childrtn's
ingrntitud'', their failure to appre
ciate what their parent is doing for
them, ami their imepectt d iilumt
face when they realize their sel
fishness. Only Cruze, with bi- amazing In
sight into h union hearts, could
Hike such a simple story and mako
of It a heart-gripping ''l'1'" P,'I''1IIV
; 01 I""" ""U iinuiui, riemy wove,,
Willi lypicniiy American MOOIOl
and a wistfully sweet romance.
Not only that, but he has manag
ed to Imbue the p!ity rs willi bis
own enthusiasm s- that Ho y por
tray their ro!e;i with n Miiic- ii'y
and spontain lty seldom R- n on the
H-reen. The imiforiiily meritorious
acting of the h-adim: memln fj ot
the east Coiifiaiicr ll-mo tl. Myr
tle rteilniiin, Iv'th-r i:al:-tnii, C-o-rife
livini: end l-Mwnrd l'ei', .lr
is one of the outstanding feature
of the picture.
In the final analys's. "The (loose
Hants High" deserves a blue rib
bon award not alone tor Its excel,
lent, entertainment, but for its
sympathetic treatment of a phaM
of American life that is, at the pre
sent moment, looming large In the
public consciousness.
AG-IENMEET
O. A. C. Oorvallts. Ore. (Spe
cial). The eighth annual meeting
of the Ninth western Association
of Hurt leu It urttttK, Kntomologlsts,
and Plunt Pat hoi agists will be
held in conjunction with the
A me clean Phy Input hological so
ciety. Pacific division, here June
:i to 24.
Imminent speakers, considered
authorities in their fields, are
coming from Itritish 'olumbi't,
Idaho, Washington, Pa II font tu,
I tab, Arizona, .Montana, and the
t'nited States department of ngri
cull'ire. The fact that these two
oi ganl.ailons with Kindred Inter
ests are holding their meetings at
Hie same time ami place Is ex
p. cted to bring together the larg
est number of plant pathologist:!.
i horticulturists and entomologists
ever seen on the O. A. campus.
ch-rry pollination will be dis
cussed by , F. Schuster, asso
ciate professor of pomology ut
the college, in the liortlcullur.il
liccllon of the meeting Mumlay.
Gordon (1. Hrown of the Hood
Itlvt r branch experiment station,
will outline the "Production, Har-
I' vesting and Storage of D'Anjou
Pears In the Hood Kiver Valley."
In the entomological section, K.
t J. Newconiner of the Pulled Stales
bureau of Hntoniology, will speil
on "The Fffect of Adding Casein
iSprwidi'r to hlsectidc.H." "Kxperl-
! enees In F niilgatins Potatoes an I
Tomatoes with Hydrocyanic Acid
(las," will be the subject of uu
illustrated lecture by H. F. Dnna
of Washington State college.
In tho K'-'neral session Tuesday
morning, among the s.uhjects ' on
tho program are "Another Apple
Tree Anthracnose in the North
west, and a 'oinpailson with th
Well-Known Apple-Tree Anlhrnc-
Nose." "A Method for the Pre
vention of Core lti-eali-lown In
! Pears." and ot hers.
i Speeial sectional discussions will
f be held and joint meetings of the
: two organizations have been ur
'ranged. Trips to points of inter-
est In the Willamette valley will
be taken Thursday.
Gold Seekers Invade
Wilderness of Canada
A' A N CO I ' V F, 1 1 P. O. ( A P ) .
Lured by the stories of a rich
strike of gold last summer hy
;two trappers. Hugh Fori and Hill
jOrady,' who "deserted their trap
( lines long enough to uncart h a
j rich pocket, fortune-HcekeiH are
rushing Into t he Lease Lake
country of the Cusslar.
Since the report of the strike
reached the outside world hun
dreds of prospectors have gone
north to try their luck In the
wilderness. All except the har.I
Icht splilts remained at Wrungelt
or Telegraph Creek, because of I ho
Ice on the Stlklne river, but with
the lee gone the rush is on. llo:h
Telegraph Creek and Wrangell,
which depend mainly on the out
fitting or big name parties and
the I ur trade for their livelihood,
have been crowded all winter. Al
re.Tdy Hip first boatload, com
maniled by Sid Harrington, vet
eran Is loud Ike boat man. has start
ed for the lake w here I he gold
was discovered,
The i 'assiar gold field Is not a
new one. Although abandoned
for many years. It was one of the
first to bring fame to Itritish Co
lumbia as a mining country, nnd
he trails that' in'1 beinir followed
Professional Directory
This dim dory is especially handy for the newcomer or
for the out-of-town render who may want the name and
address of Mime profiwHlonal man. It has been can'fiilly pre
pared and will prove to bo a ready aid to any reader in ob
tain In jf prompt professional bervKo
Classified For Quick Reference
Attorneys
Itl CII K. JIIIAOY --- Attornoy-nt-Imw,
oiflco vst-JitcobHou Uulld
i ii it. Telephone Main 111.
cnciinATir mid t:ih:iui Attn nco.
T. Cochran und Colon H. JOhHihurd,
Attorney's l Lhw, Lu OriindH Na
tional Hunk bulluiiitf. Tuluphone
Mttlii 91.
IlOMKltT 8. RAKIN Attorney at
Law. , West-
jHcouson Duiiuinff. teiepnoiie Main
bi.
i .I I.
CAHI. (J. 1IKI.M- Attorney at Law,
Ituum 2D. New Foley lluildliiK.
Telephone Mnlu 779.
Dentists
lr. VFHN'P: JOIINMOV Oentlat,
(iarducr hulldln. Tulephoue .Main
Dr. II. II. RIII.I.Kft Dontfst. Rooms
9 to 15, PaluiMr-llonacU buildlntf.
' Telephone Main 7U.
Dr. H. V. BIOHS.HATV Dentist, Suite
2, over Ked Cross DrutC tit ore.
Tdphonu Main 717.
Dr. 11 AY MrftlMlY Dentist. Iloom
13. Somiurr build In g. Telephouu
Main 77.
Architect
C. II. Mil.!. Kit, Arehttret
Loom 7
Ln Orandi Nsthmal Hftnft Rnlldlfig
If be advertiser 11, he know It'i
good.
today by prospectors in motor
trucks are the same In ninny
cases as those trod by shoe lent ti
er and moccasins of the ' gold
sCckci's of half a century ago.
Cottonseed meal sharpens Hie j
nppettllcs of rattening animals,
causing them to eat mora and I
make greater gains. I
Announcement
I have taken over Verner.tl
Jtolduson's apartment and
will receive appointments
for I'.xpeH Marvelling, .
" Mr; Wave! Meier "
(all ftiil-.!
Apartment A l. ;aml Apt.
PURITY BREAD
If you are interested in the purity of the food
products that find their way into your system you
should investigate the nutritious bread and dainty;
satisfactory pastry baked at this establishment. It
would add to your enjoyment, stimulate your appe
tite and please your digestion.
La Grande Bakery
K. J. McWILLIAMS
ill
I'hysichins & Surgeons
HICI I.A X. IIOJMIF.lt, M. D.
1'hynlctun uud tiurtiuon
Hoonis lu-ll T'dephon
Roinmer Building Main ti&it
UAftitY norvr, m, u.
i i ;i: ihii vv, m. it.
Practice ltmlted to dir-a.Hes of the
Kye, Kur, No und ThroHt.
New Foley Telephone
Halldlht,' Main 14
1'!. IJ, UlltKV, M. I,
. riiyslciau and burgeon
iew roiey Jeiepnone
jtiiutnnK Main
lttr.ll AKIl I. I AMUS t, u.
l'liystciun and tiurgcou
flardnnr Telephone
UuildiiiK Main U6
V. 1'. Mr A i Mill l, . I.
kr . burgoon
w..o,y Telephone
Hulldlmt Main 6
1. U lilill- ki
Physlulun uud iiui g
New Foley'
Telephone
Mttiti i'J
i:iiHUHitc
K. t ft U.MION, 1. l,
rreetlee limited to dls.nses of the
Kye. l:ar, Nusu uud Throat.
Rooms 18-ltf 'JVIephnne
Sommur lJulldltiff Main 778
A. L. ItlCllAltDNdV, M. D. .
tsurtfury
Ilonms 16-17 Telephone
Soininvr lluildlnv Alain i&
Osteopathic 1'hysicians
J. i,. i(;i.i:, ii. o.
General Osteopathic Practice
AlAHCAKKT INLK. II. O.
Practice iiwltud to care of Infants.
Sonuner Telephone
Building Main 1US
WEAVER'S
Tailors, Cleaners, Dyers
And J'resscrs
PHONE MAIN 732
Depot Street
Mattresses - Rugs
Cleaned - Jtcbuilt.
readier Maltrcs.scs Made
Pillows Renovated
Fluff Uugs Mado from
old enrpets.
Furniture Repaired ami
Recovered
La Grande Mattress
i& Weaving Works
Licensed l uinigutor
PHON'K 4l!l-V
CI ins. i:d wards, Prop
- nyl'fetlll