La Grande evening observer., June 27, 1925, Image 13

Saturday, June 27, 192.".
Page Fourteen
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
1
The Observer Want Ad Page
fhe Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo
roil iu:nt
J''Oll Ith'NT A niotlirn nil-room
' houa. KiirnUht'cl or unfurnish
ed. Cull 42 It. . 12-S-:6-3t
iioi:ki;h KOIl ItKNT -J. I.. Mara.!
- B-S-Z3-0I p I
l'OH ItKNT Two-room mo'ifirn
furnished apartment. 1817 Kour-I
th. Hub Apurtmonta. a-I-S-tf
l'OIl ItKNT 4-ronln house. New
. lui Hook and HtHtioiiery Co.
. . . 10-6-4-if
Kpll KENT Apt. in Kolfjf. In
quire J. J. Foley. 1-4-22-tf
FOrt HAM3
l'OH HALF? "flood Unlit weiiflit
trailer for tourlnK. cover, ruin
, und dust proof. Krrvrs uh ciliip
- table, folding Ir-ua. $25.0(1, 13M6
s W Ave. 22-0-26-Jlp
J-'OK HAI.K Allillfil Imy In shock
tf lit per ton. KJiat plure eant of
- t.'ounty J-Win. 14-G-2G-6IP
toll HAM-; New Cobbler potil
' toes poatpulil ic. A. II. Klillth,
llcrinlslon. Ore..
. l-C-:'3-6tp
Iflt
Can Be
Done
An Obwrrrr Want Ad will
do It quickly ami rctuioifilo
allf. -No matter what your
want, If It can Iw found In
the La .rande territory, a
Want Ad will find It.
Header lnlrnst and render
txMifideuce built otcr a lH'K
period (if fars shows Km
lnn fn ObTtnr Uuiit Ad.
Intelligent profile wnicli
tlietn mnslniitly fur buying,
renting, trading, (telling Jobs
and gelling help, nr.
'Jim exist Is Miinll Ibo re
turns are Immediate.
"an onnKRvrn want
AD WIUj IK) IT."
NEW TODAY
NOTICE
nlfled Want Ada are atriot
1 CAKH I.N AIIVA.NC'K; copy
must bo la Dot later than 9 m. ni.
date of Inaertlon. IlaMw: 2o per
word for each tiwertlon.
I'Olt KAI.K (III ItKNT S room
fiirnlHlied huurdini; house. 111&
V Ave. 10-0.17-ltu
I'Olt HAI.K $750.00 Kdiilly In ino-d-
rn 5 room Iioiihi- or will liilin
l-'ord ear us mrt payiui-nt. In-
iilrt; Observer, 1 'J-C-l'7-JIp '
l-'oll KKNT One 3 room and one
4 room house, i-hoiie 4 7u M.
12-6-:7-ltp
I'Olt ItKNT Four or five room
furnished house on paved street.
508 Adams. Cull 135 J.
1 5-B-27-1I I
Oll HAMS At Cost. Modern flvoj -T
room houae, fireplace and two!
- lota. Apply Mia. Melnler, 15011
Aduma Avenue ufd.-r 5 o'clock.
211-0-24-Mp
IJNT
Avan n;i-
f N. Ash.
.(1ST A dark shepherd dot;, lauie
wi.-arliiK collar, last sei-u on IiIkIi-
way- ner t'nlon till Tunlss.
I'homi Obs'-rver or l-'jirne-rs IH.
19-li-L'IS-2t.
d-'amlly wuHhiriR. -J407
6-(l-26-3lp
VANTKI) Ht'.InK neutly done,
" cheap. 1307, 41 Ii Hlrcct.
TI -e-;'4-4tp
1IIIMI
,V ANTl;H TO KKNT On or bc
r fore July 15, by middle nircd
couple, no children, n Tour ' or
'tt five room modern house in pav
tt. ed district. No iimrl ments.
Write or cull 1901 V Avenue.
' 32-C-J4-3IP
:VANTKll Any klnda of. second
hand roods. Whtle'a Hecond
,1 Hand Hlore. Adalua. I'hone
' til 9 J. 15-0-25-lf
l-'OI NO (Jrapeco-Hlfire.
Club Cbrar
r,-ii-L'o-:M
TURNOVER IS
AT LOW POINT
WANTKO Cullle
f to 50 heud. It.
Hayhurst.
to pasture. '5
V. II. No. 2 J. I'.
IO-O-23-lltp
V'ANTKII Hecond cook for Will
y lown Lake Wonderlund. Cull J.
C Mcl'heraon, Wultowu laike.
' ' 12-0-22-Ct
4VANTK1I Hewlnir neatly done.
i 1'hono 432 II. Mrs. Norn Webb.
' : 9.-n-tf
TAINTd, Culclmlmi papi-r huhftlnf?
J. 1'. Landry, I'hone 4K1 W.
- ' 6-8-S-tf
HOMAGE
4
rr
HoinuFcu In our
profi'Ktilon in e K n ii
iiictlruloiiH reupcet
ror Ihn wlslicn of
the bt'ietived. Tlu-lr
wtht'fl toi.Ht()ulo fin
ubllKHtlun which' wu
try to ilisclmrgc pvr-fectly..
NODC1RAM
EIMMKRHAlf
dm altera
I'OUTI.ANI). (Jie. KhcIiiI).
An cxtri'iiicly low lulior tut rxivt-i
fcnturt'ij hiHt w '"kH i-iii(byiii"Ul
ifpoitH from the varloun fir pro
ilticlntf n nti-rH of th wt cou.ti.
accotrliiiff to tli A. .-niployini'iit
Mi-rvicf li'ttcr iKticd hi-n- toilny,
wlitch Ifulicati-H t hut I ll II N ' III I
movi-nx'tit of men from job in
jolt Ih tit prrHi'nt at t he lowt-t
point of lln- yi-iir. Tin- h-ltci-Hlult-H
thai t (hti" Is rmt a Kn-al
niimlirr of iinniploycd iii-n In tin
Mr dlHlrii ts.
'I'lH' o ii niipply of moxt ill
UlndH of hi'lp hi the Inland Km-piri-,
u t-ondllloii u hie It Iiuh pi
iuIMm) for the pHHt nioiftli.
Iiiim not perceptibly tlecreiiHeil, the
let tec HtateH. Itepoi tft from ( he
vtii Iouh dlstt IctH follow :
Med ford, ( re. Not many un
employed rnen here,
1 KuifeiH'.- lt Mlctenl help well em
ployed. 'oriKidet able migration
to am) from Natron eut-oir.
MeMlnnvlMe I' lull ranelien
btiHy with full rr-w, llayim;
well almi. I''iw unemployed in
IhlH dlKlrlit.
roithilld New JobH idfet'il
eniiflne! to con;d r 'let toii work,
Small laboi' hirnovei-, . Short time
Jobs for berry pleKeni and nuiMr
bf t' win Kei h Kl vtnt; employment
to many men and wmiieii. Simill
KiirpliiM of emiimon labor.
Abi'i-4een, Vnh.- Many campH
dou n. All Ha wm II Ih opei ulliin.
I .a bur turnover Hinall. I'vw men
out of woik on (iniys Harbor.
'I'luoinii. - More lluin emniKh la
bor In t Mm lly lo rare lor fill
rent demuudri for help.
Keatllc More limn half of f'u
K't Hound canipH rlo.seil. Saw
inlllH npi-ralliiK. Sl.lllt'd help ol
all KIlldM vll employed.
Spokane I.uikc Hiirjilim of uivll
lii'te, hit IlldlliK Htiuie Hklllnt worU
et H.
(irofluo I 'onsldei able luKiiu
beiif itone with lorn I help. 1'b'iiiy
of labor.
t'ulvlluv-Alt work tared for by
Summer Kitchen Comfort
Is made possible with h lMCKFKCnON STOVK
with quick, good cmiking rosultn. Sec varimis iikkIcIh
here.
Furniture Exchange
Fir tuid Jefferson l'hune iH l
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE
I-llt HUNT 1 four und I five,
loom house partly furnished. 4
und Depot. I'hone 470 M.
10-6-27-ltp
IO It ItKNT Modem furnished a
parlment. Ground floor. 1'iofl
Wash. 12-0-27-lt
I'Olt IlKNT-partmenl.
-Modern furnished u
Waverly Apt.
7-C-27-4tp
I-'Olt ItKNT l-'our room filrnlsheil
apartment. H. A. lrawloid
12IH Tenth street. 12-6-27-lt
I'Olt HAI.K Allultu Hay in the
shock. J. li. liobbins. I'hone
l-'urmers 20. 12--27-0l
Ccrr rt hojcx ij-u cvo. tzYTir-cr thinks Ht'S
(t J RIGHT VIST TiCTtvtLH OU WD ne, Ml?.Tl?Ue,
He'J MUCH OVtRRATCt), MD 1 WOOLON'T Be
soRpRiait; if HdrHAV tug cl-fce He-
v. 7T:i
ve Both . .
KMOCKcRS Cut -?
f 4s j t
fully und the result Is a film, re
plete with adventurous action, flu
vored with roinuncu and chock-full
of pietoriu) beauty.
Nothing hua been omitted from
the film thut would contribute to
an accurate and faithful portrayal
of thu old went. The hardships
and privations of the- sturdy pin
neem is vividly depleted and the
whopHultj niuMsucre of great herds
of buffalo Ih pictured with nturll
ing boldnetss.
The cut wuh evidently aelectod
with cat and thu feutured playwrs,
in particular, ucijuit theinbelvew
with considerable distinction. Jack
Jiolt has seldom been seen to bet
ter advuntuge; Jois Wiluon has a
part to which she brings both
beuuty and hintronlc ability: Noah
IP; ery plas u villainous role in his
u.tual effective lyle; und Ituyiuond
Hntton wins new luurels in his
churueterizatlon of an ttxperienced
buffalo hunter.
l'icture-goers who prefer their
film fare tteusoned with plenty of
thrills will liud this screen play
much to their liking. The Indian
battle Is one of the tremendously
exciting highlights in the picture,
und the stampede of two thousand
feur-muddened buffalo is certain
to make even the most blaxe film
fan sit up und take notice.
"The Thundering Herd" Is not
only excellent film entertainment
but it is an enduring tribute to
that ruce of Americans too often
forgotten in the hustle und bustle
of this juzz uge.
KOIt UKNTS-ven room modern!
hotiKc. Clone in. Apply J (J" J
WuHh. Street. It. A. Crawford.
if)--:'7-it
KOIt TKADi; Work horses for
IlKht ear. A (no It! inch wood
and fence pusls fur Kale. I'hone
ldi M. 2-6-l7-tp
I-'Olt SA laK- Mar moil roadt-ter.
Six wire wheels with Kood cord
tires. Leaving city, will sell fir
l75o.uo if taken ut once. I'hone
'dr it.
l"(Ht ItKNT
hoilHe. H 0 I
Hit M.
4 room modern
Fourth St. Call
I l-H-'M-U
Hill- ni hdp.
I.llid-ltltjtvllle- HarveHt to start
soon. Plenty of men here to cure
for II.
'oeur d'Ab-lie, lduliU Jiibur In
exeeHH of demand.
Wallace - Jurke Mines opemi
ing; no ki areity of help.
Klk itlver Monr men than jobs.
IIAItVr.ST (UiSK MAIMvl l)
Jluul) IWV'Klt. (ire. Willi
weal her Ideal, nn eHllmaled yimo
lower valley olk .(ourneyeil (o
I'arkdale where upper vallev slraw-
berry grow era wll h a colorful
pngcuni , ni aged on t he lawn of
I he grade school, celebrated the I i,,,,.,, mil, ,,,,,.; ..,,,,,. m... ,iii
The ; u'IIIIh Will is. the tlexil.le inarv.-l
known uh the i-lMKtle jnnte.l pair pi
La Grande Theatres
Clever, Humorous
Acts Promised for
Sunday Caudeville.
Select vaudeville, fine of those
clever, huuioroim and iniiimifil com
binations will be introduced lit
the Arcude theater on Sunday.
Donald MeAdam A- Sullivan Sis
tersln "A Wee Mlt of Scoteh." Me
Adam is an original Scotch com
edian, singing hi.s own composi
tion!. In a manner fitting the oc
casion, with many lilts of comedy
patter. And for excellent fi-iiiu
work, (he Sullivan sisters are liard
to beat In t heir particular line.
Singing und dancing is iniersperH
ed with ri' Stotch humor. Condy
& M' '!ovviin in a mil Hi provoking
nklt "Hokum vs. t'lahs," a pair of
eiiterlutners wro me pitst maslers
in t he art. The offering gives
both it splendid opportunity tor a
.i.rtpluy of I heir tab -nt k. Jim mi
Hoyle In "AH by Myself." h a
single full of wit and humor with
malty original sniigM, ,sn iiiK--. a ml
mimicry. Cannon Cannon "Tin
Keccntric CoiuxtliaiiH" in "This iV
That" t iht from the uinsi- hall
Jin London and Aii.'-tralia, with wit
ty MniigH and sayings which th
picture that comes to the Sherry
thcub-r on tomorrow.
Uven the nativen who gathered
along the shop's opined that the
water was "purty rough,' and when
a nativo commits u general opin
ion of that length it la time to be
lieve that that is only half of It.
It i.s like a farmer's reckoning of
a mile t thu next cross roads
two miles off hi the one.
Those rapids shown in "Steele
of the ltoyal Mutinied," lire real,
and I hey were "ridden' by the
men pictured in the canoes, who
were called upon to forget person
al naft'iy lor the sake of fidelity of
action.
Comedy showing "What l'rlee.
Cooiy."
Talmadge Amazes
Sailors of rleet in
"Laughing at Danger."
Officers und men of the battle
ship Culifoiniu, flagship of the
I'uctfic coast fleet, enjoyed un in
formal entertainment while the big
fighter was plowing through rough
tjeus on the way to recent target
pructlco la the San Clcmentl chan
nel. Jick Tulmadge wuh the en
tertainer, und while it wus purely
u matter of business with him, it
wan a great show for the tars.
j The Carlos-K.o.U. gtar was per
j mltted, thiough the courtesy of the
j naval authorities to shoot scenes
for his latest picture, "Laughing ut
j Imnger," ut Sherry's today, und the
;sulloi-s were ready to admit after
they hud seen him work, that the
picture wns well-named. He did
a leap to the deck from the fight
ing top, with only mattresses to
break his full; swung by his toes
on the .signalling urm, hwuiiff on
a rope from one lattice mast to
the. other, and did many intrepid
stunts whigh amazed the specta
tors. Lee Morun in his lutest comedy
"His illgh Horse" la also being
shown.
"Thundering Herd"
Makes Hit
At Star.
KMis ili:a is iti:risi;.
Professional Directory
Tills dlm-tory la cuiwctallj handy for the newmmer or
f.,r the out-of-town rrader who nmy wnnt tlie iwiiie and
mldress of some professional man. It has bra uuvrulljr pro
pared and will prove lo be a ready aid to ai.y niulcr iu ob
taJiiiajf prompt professional nrrvlt-
Classified For Quick Reference
Attorneys
HUfiH K. WHAUV Attoropy-t-Law,
offlcH West-Jacobaon iluild
Ing. Telephone Main lit.
COCHIIAN and KBKItHAHO C.tq.
T. Cochran and Colon It. Kbfrliard,
Attornt'vs at Law, La Grande Na
tional Hank building. Telephone
alaiu 81.
Physicians & Surgeons
BTKI'I'A N. IIOI1MKU, M. I).
Physician uud burgeon
Ronmi 10-11 TlPphona
Soiiimer Hulldlng Main 651
iMititY noi'vr. m. ii.
i,i;i; iioi vv, m. i. .
1'ractlce limited to rilticHHes of tba
Kye, Krt Nogy and Throat.
Npw Foley Telephone
Ituildlng Main 16
UO II K It T s, KAKIN Attorney at (
Jncubflon building. Telepnone Main
674.
, KIHI1V, M. 11,
Physician and Burgeon
CA nb . 1IKI.M Attorney at Law,
Itoom 20, Npw Foley Iiuilding.
Telephone Main 779.
Dentists
Dr. VK11XK JO II SO V Dentlit,
Cardner building. Telephone Main
96.
Ur. It. It. Ml I.I.Kit Dentist. Hooms
9 to 15, I'nlmer-Roescb building.
Telephone Main 70.
Dr. K. I. .IIOISII W Dentlat. Suite
li, over lied Cross Urug Store.
Telephone Main .717.
Dr. It ay Mrnniv Dentist. Itoom
13, Summer building. Telephone
Main 7I7.
Architect
C. B. MII.I.RH, Archltfct
Itoom 7
T,a Orande National Finnic BolMlnff
If he aavortlBca It, he knowi it's
good.
New Foley
Huiiuing
Telephont
Main 'ii
HICIIAItU P. I.ANOIS M. D.
i'byslclau aud Burgeon
Oardner
BuUUuig
Tftoi
Ma
phona
in 8ft
W. I. MrAIMIKV, M. U.
, burgeon
Npw Foley TMnphone
Kuildtnir Main Ml '
c. n. .iioohi:, M. D.
rhysiciun and Burgeon
New Foley Telephone
Iiuilding Main 19
P. I.. ItALSTOfV, M. D.
Practice limited lo disensPH of the
Kye, Kar, Noao aud Throat..
Rooms 18-13 Telephone
Soinmer Iiuilding Main 77(1
' A. L. ItH IIAHIISUN, 31. D.
Burgury
Hoomi 18-17 Telephone
Souimer IJuilding Main lb
Osteopathic Physicians
J. L. I;i.i:, ti, .
General Osteopathic Practice
iAiti;Aiti:i i,m;i,i:, d. o.
Practice limited to care of Infanta.
Sommer Telephone
Building Main 104
Spohr in 82i wuh the first to
use u baton as a conducting stick
in Knglund at a philharmonic con
cert, before which time 4he violin
ist usually marked time with his
bow or foot.
thine uf a profitable harvest
alb moon program fucludcfi a chil-
Ireu parade, eiiifsl rlu n gyiukhail-
nu and novelty races.
The coronation of M Iss I let a
Kelly us iiieen occurred at fi: ltd.
Then followed dances by children.
i.tudents of Mi.ss Ais Itrown of I jf)ijntC(l'
uf Itowarla lame.' and daucen by Starting SllllllaV.
.ii.-h nrow n, i en i Kigali, jtohlite
Ituepp4 und Thelma l,utou of
I'm Hand. M Ihh Lucy M. (iavan-
II I accnmpaiilerl t he dancers at
t he piano. HI raw berries were
vc,t all visitors.
eats of contortion, lop-ward ami
ackward bending.
"Steele of the Koyal
it Siierrys
flelilug Into hot water Is a fine
ure for cold feet.
From I he mo;it In. rdem-fl ;.;our
doiii;h who ever ii'lniMlei that he
bimsetf had ".dmC 'the worst rap
ids that any iiottli'in river cmild
pOSSes;! COIIies piiMSc 1 4 if the Ill-'U
who rode the i-alKit-;; thiom;ll the
wild waters shown in ":ile"lc r the
Itnval .Mniintr.l,1' tM Vitai:rupb
1 1 istory came to life in all its
vivid realism a;;t night at the Star
theater. Which is merely another
way of saving thai ''The Thunder
ing Herd." I 'a ra mount's piiluriza-
tioli ul the powerful novel of the
iyame name by Zulu (.trey, began its
local engagement there unci will i
remain for the next I Ii ree days. I
j Those who are familiar with 'the
i story know that it is written;
around the winning of the west,
and deals with a particularly im
portant and violent period of
American history Ihe rush of the
pioneers 'In 1N7H from their farms
in Ihe east to the hulTalo fields of
the far west.
Not a small measure of the suc
cess of tin' photoplay is due to
the skin I u! adapt at ion of J.mbn
Hubbard and the directorial
shrewdness of William lv Howard.
Tin li s was no easy task for the
transference of popular story to
the mtcch is always attended with
a Kon.i many difficulties, in this
SA1J;M. Ore. Governor Pler-e
declined to proclaim July 16 a
legal holiday, as requested by the
officers and hundreds of mem
bers tif the I'.IkH l(di?t. Iii thlM
state. The holiday proclamation
hud been requested In connection I
with the nutional convention cf f
Klks which will be held in Port-
land next month. !
The governor's decision was con
tained In u letter sent today to i
lien S. Fisher of Marshfleld, pres-1
blent of the st ute Klks' associ-i-1
Hon. ;
"Tin? declaration of a legal ho!-!
blay Is a serious matter to t he j
business Interests of the state." j
said the governor. "I cannot sec :
my way clear to declare such a 1
holiday. How ever. 1 do eurnestly
urge that all business men w ho I
are Klks, or w hose, employes are j
member:! of the order, w 111 en-1
deavor t o a rru nge their a f fal rs 1
so they may attend the conven-j
tlon und thai our thousands of
g.iests will receive a real Oregon j
welcome and entertainment." I
STAGE
ON AM) ALTER MAI l(
JjEAVE l.KAVK
t'nlon Iji (iramle
7:30 A.M. 8:S0A.M.
11:ooa.m. l:oop.M.
8:16 P.M. 6:10 P.M.
Sunday
1:00 P.M. 6:80 P. M.
I. CI. DrlAP
lliMHlciunrtrrs, Somnu r Holrl
WEAVER'S
Tullors, Cleaners, Dyers
And Pressors
l'HO.NE MAIN 732
Depot Street
Mattresses - Rugs
Cleaned - Unbuilt.
Feather Mattress Mado
Pillows Itenovated
Fluff Hugs Made from
old carpels.
Furniture Repaired and
Kccwvered
La Grande Mattress
& Weaving Works
Licensed Fiimlgntor
I'HOXK 4S1-W
Chas. I Cd wards, I'rop
"Sadder still. " remarked Leslie,
K. Kdmonds, stale bonus director,;
"those veterans, who probably j
need the money, will not be able
to get a cent of it after June 3u. ;
The state legislature has extended
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
if was accomplished success- I n train
the time once, but will not do 0O
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
How Remarkable!
By BLOSSER
1
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better yourself and enjoy life. It places you
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