La Grande evening observer., July 20, 1925, Image 7

Monday, July 20. 102,").
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE!?
The Observer Want
1
fhe Market
FOB KENT
FOR HUNT-Modern Apt. 1802
Mil. Street. .C-T-18-21p ;
KOK IIKNT l.lKht housekeeping
rooms. 1512 Adams, l'honu 267
J- ll-7-ll-tf
KOK HUNT Six room modern
I101180 with unrugp. 25.t0 perl
month. Main H7. 1 3-7-9-t '
1'dli lti:.T 6-room house. Call I
Hitil Sixth Street. 9-7-7-tf
FOll KKNT Two-room modern
furnished apartment. 1017 Four
th. Hub Apartments. S-ti-8-tf
FOR KENT Apt. in Foley. In
quire J. J. Foley. 8-4-SS-tr
FOR KAI.h,
FOR SAI.K Hour cherries, Oovo
and 1'orllnnd. A. 1!. P. rry
rnan. 7-lS-tr
Full NAI.K-chinchilla rahliits.
Finn trio. Imported Mock, fail
or write Jiihn .Starr, Ferry, t.lre
Kon. 15-7-1S -2tp
1'tllt SAI.i: - FreMi Jersey eow.
i'hone :t7(l W. 7-7-1 S-41 p
Ft (It SAI.K (! TltAliK Proper
ty in Iji Crande. will take car
or fiirm properly. I'hone tr,4 V
or eall 172 X. 1 11-7-1 7-:tl i
Wit HALF-Work lluraex. .See
Harris Kronen, f'lione 4117 1.
!l-7-17-l'.t
it 111 SA.K HllspheiTieS.. roiiK-
ly farm or Farmers 2n7.
. . ' S-T-1 (i-ni p
ffAMf.II
PA1NTG, Cnlcimliig paper hanging
J. P. Landry. I'hone 4S1 W. -
6-C-S-tf
WAN'1'Kll NursinK by experienc
ed practical nurse. J'hone Main
7S3. 9-7-M-lttp
LOST
LOST One brown hand bUKbe
tween KlKin and I.a Grande- bu-
, tweoiv 30 and 10:50 a. m., July
Ifi. -Finder return to Klue jje
TOt. Cuba lias All Xew-paers
HAVANA. (AI -r- There are
T 1 1 newspapers In Cuba, or 1 3 1
to. each mil I ion inhabitants, data
teaued by (lie National Statistics
liurcuu reveuh-d. Havana prnvin
ee, in which the rnpitul in situated,
leads with 2S. News publications
in the oilier five province are as
. i'oIIowk: Pinar d'l Itio, 28; Mutiin
js.is. 62; Kanta Clara, 71; Otma
piifr, 20, and Orlt'nte,- 51.
HOMAGE-'
HomoBo In our
profession m e a n s
meticulous respect
for the wishes of
the bereaved. Their
wishes constitute an
olillcntlon which wc
try to discharge per
fectly SNODGRASS M
EIMJLEKMAH
CDdcrtaken
h5;f
.. 'Mr' '
Summer Kitchen Comfort
Is made possible with a PERFECTION STOVE
with quick, good cooking results. See various models
here.
Furniture Exchange
Fix and Jefferson Phone 4T4-J
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE
Telephone Your Orders
Telephone service Is one thing you can afford to
buy for your home It Is not a luxury any more,
but a intensity.
The Iclcpbotie Is fnstaltci and you arc put Into
I tiuned lit te (fHiuectioii with tiir neighbors the
store, with the iMple oii want. After jmt liato
had the lx'iiefit of mir sMcdy and reliable K'nici.
then wore you to be deprived of this service, the
real necessity f it would be impresMl uimhi you.
Wo urge you to Join your neighbors get on the
tine with ihe rest.
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
Place ot Union and Wallowa Counties
If It
Can Be
Done
An Observer Want Ad will
do It tii-kljr and economic
ally. No nuttier what your
want, if it can bo found m
the I -a tii-ande. territory, a
Want Ail ulll find it.
Header Interest and reader
confident!.; built over a long
period of yeni-s si tows I:m
alue. lit t.hscrver Want Ad.
Intelligent jieople waleli
, tlii'in cjndnuily for buying,
renting, trading gelling JoUi
and gelling help, etc.
The tost 1.4 sum 1 1 t ho re
ttinis am Immediate.
an onsEKvrn want
AO Wllik DO IT,"
.la pan to Kindy Uhv t-rnwimc
And Ariuhiire in AnuTiea
TOKYO. AI') Tin- department
!' nuriculture In planning to send
an expert, to I he I ' nit Stales to
Htudy and report. on the agricul
tural situation, especially with re
gard to the cultivation of Jupnnesi
I'lf' on Am''t:ie:in farms.
The output if Japanese nr:iin in
America is said to have 'been on
tlx- increase up to I 'J 2 3, when
'.'7M,(MMi,(Hto poundH were produced.
The subset uent decrease n ab-
serihed to i In' rise in dollar ex- i
change against monies of import-. I
iniy countries.
In addition to studying the rice
cultivation situation in America,
the agricultural department inves
tiKaior will also look into the nys
tem of selling farm productti and
t lie supervision of t raffic bearing
up affriculi ure.
What spoils a oot party inlck
or than havlnj? the chaperone drink
up all the lifpior?
We Offer
ron yoiu i:xaiixatiox
AM COMPAH1SON
1 Lot BSxlIO, has city water, a
4-room liousc. Terms can be
had like this: $100.00 casu,
$25.00 per month down to tho
mortgage.
1 Lot Dfl.202, has shade, gurage.
city water, modern, connected
to cess - pool, good location.
Terms; : $150.00 cash. J25.00
per month down to the mort
gage. -Lot f0xl 10, hns new modern
bungalow. Terms. $700 cash,
$:tu per month down lo the
mortgage.
1 Lot 50x110 on Ailnma nvrnui.
New bungulow, garage. Ooo-.l
terms.
We Have Many Others.
La Grande Investment
Company
BONDED REALTORS
Reliable Agents for Reliable
Insurance Companies.
201 Adama Aye. Uatn 751
AA
Ad Page
NEW TODAY
NOTICE
Classified Want Ada ore strict
ly CASH IN ADVANCE; copy
must be in not later than 9 a. in.
data of insertion. lUieb; o per
word for each tusertlou.
KOIt SAI.K 9 -room
nirdted. Will take
ear. I lift V Ave.
house fur
in team or
K---2U-Hp
l-(l It SAI.K 2 2
HI eel thresher
I'dNDITKlN,
f KXAl'I'T.
x 42 "Twin rity"
in K1KST I'l.ASS
1. K. and It. O.
M-T-20-Stp
I.ost ltrown IM. ltetum
lied Cross I JniK Stole fur re-
w.nd- J 1-"- !-i-.f
WA.NTKI) CJIrl wants work as an
assistunt in home or office, in
quire Observer. 13-7-jn-2t
-VH ItKNT Itooins. Hoard If
preferred. Siteciui rates for two
oc(-up in same room. 1 4 : : 4 Ad
ams. I ri-7-2u-1 1 p
Membership of ltritedi Trade
I HIoiih hhu Large Deercnse
UiNlHiN (Al')--Tlii' utiuuat re
port of ilie Cieiteral Kederat lull of
Trade t'nlons shows a total mem
bership of hSo.Iilii, the Miiallesi
recorded sinco 1D12. The itecrease
last year was 811,734. The r'
celpts, $2Mi,iif,o, shows a decr'Hse
of $lii,lof from tlie pr'iou.s year.
V. A. Applf ton. secretary of
the federal Ion, discussing the hH
uailon, said:
"The greatest of tho losnes nriHn
from amalgamations and loss of
membership in the unions them
selves, and some arise from tho
poverty of unions w ho through un
employment find their contribu
tion; smaller, fn some cases they
find themselves handicapped thru
war-time commitments to expen
diture whtrh after war-time in.
comes cannot meet.'
Germany Holds Sugar Kxhlbit
.MAODKIU'ltO. Germany (APj
So steadily hus the sugar indus
try grown In Oermany that the na
tion has been in a position to ex
port rather than import the pro
duet for fiO years. The year ltniR
tfi was lhe-record year, during
which more than one million tons
of beet sugar were exported. An
exhibition, depicting the progress
of the industry, was recently held
in Majfdebut'K-. White mi par was
one of the best export articles be
fore the war, the exports have ful
len off considerably since t hat
time.
FOR IfOT WEATHER
Ice Cream Freezers
Gasoline Stoves
Tents
Electric Fans
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
rhone M-85
MOM'N POP
1 6 avJ
i A
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
&osu!. did vemec! see
sow A ccv Bvgy? tv slao
I vCkTT li AC A -liC CAPE
'CP AlO BABIES.'
VEAtf-MlS1 "1
IWO?l 751 AM
VBtV!H?R 1
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OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo
-
La Grande
Barbara La Marr,
Conway Tearle in
Film of Stage Hit.
Phil Ttoson, who has just com
pleted the direction of Sawyer
l.uhin'M "The Heart of a Siren;"
is especially enthusiastic over the
results uchieved by Habrara Ai
.Marr, Conway Tearle and the sup
porting cast In this production
which was adapted from Florence
Heed's stage play, "Hail and Fare
well." UoHeii, since Ins ' direct bin of
"Abraham Lincoln." one of the big
specials released by First National
j pictures, was engaged by Arthur
jll. Sawver to make this picture In
1 talned n this picture, is has the
Jtorial talent available for Miss La
Marr.
Following the completion of the
filming, Itoscn commented .inter
est in sty on the work of Mi.s La
t.MHrr and Tearle, and the picture
'In general:
I "I sincerely believe (hat in 'The
i Heart of a Siren' Uarbara Iji Marr
! has given the screen ber best
'work since her memorable nppeur
' a nee in the It ex lucrum master
piece, Trifling Women.' " Itosen
'said.
i 'The role of Isabella Kehevaria
1 gives her the fullest possible op
iportunity for Ihe use of the exotic
personality which has made her
ietreniely pupular with film fans,
iiind the choice of Conway Tearle
to play opposite Miss La Marr is
a particularly happy one. The
I many love scenes between these
I two stars have been provided with
(the gorgeous nnd attractive baclt
1 grounds and settings which made
j -The While Moth' In which Miss
' ln .Marr and Tearle played, one of
I the biggest successes of the past
I year.
I -I am nlwnys nt home with dra
jmutic situations and this adapla
jtion of 'li;iil and Farewell" has
ota
NW4
.otvw
' : - 1 t - 1
11
r s :.
1 fiftTTi ..ittV d
Theatres
given mo an opportunity to build
up one dramatic climax after an
other. "I am convinced that the picture
will be hailed by Mia1 La Murr's
followers as the best thing she has
done in many months. Aside from
the tremendous story value con
tuleud fn this picture, it has the
splendid insurance of such eom
petent players as Arnold J mly,
Harry Morey. Ida I 'arllng. Hen
Finney, willum ltlcciardi. Flor
ence tuning, i in i on veni ano
Florence Auer. All of them have I
demonstrated their talents in Hev-
em i success! in scrern prouuc-
lions. "
Itosen iii the "Heart of a Siren"
hat demonstrated again his nbiltiy
to impart the natural touches and
rare dramatic shadings which made
"Abraham Lincoln" one of the fin
est pictorial treats cunt rib uled to
the art of screen direction )n many t
years,
The picture will be First Na
tional's offering at the Arcade
Theul re today.
"The Denial,"
At Sherrys, Has
Unusual Background.
'The Oeniul," which opened at
the Sherry Theatre yesterday,
brines a story of uuusualncss, a
background of great interest, and
an atmosphere that is entirely
new to the screen.
There is a prologue, an epilogue
and a main story. The two form- i
er are laid In the present day pe
riod, while the latter Is placed in
Oiat time jut around t lie cur tier
usually called "yeHterdtiy." but ac- :
tnally Hie year Hi!i7. Two eharrte-i
tern go I hrough both periods, us :
t he connecting link between the 1
past and the present. I
Two enormous thrlllfl are
brought ; nut. in the appearance 'of'
iv ntiiij i(n persona ting l:oosevec.
Itnsiness
Smcmtfg ink aa man- -6tut
didrnL rmisL witSu omn au&clm. flohtt.
umddmi (yidin. Jlwm, rmi JUcauaL mui aaid
'.. :i -i.-Jl.j 0
J 11171 ) j fio AUAV- VooiZ T
HatiJ) j N0iC STACTLiS MfTj
u
Sticking
1 . v 1 vow so savin' nrT
' V -fr (WEANTMiNGS '
S O ABOUT 'EX f J
1 i-n.
The actor looks so much like thft
Colonel that he createM a vivid im
presaton of tlu Uuiler as he really
looked during the Spamsh-AmcrW
cum war. I he other surprlHe is
Claire Windsor as a middle-aged
woman. f
In the proloKue we see Miss
Windsor as u gray haired matron,
the mother ot a ' full-grown girl.
u the main part of the Mtory she
is the heroine of eighteen. Hut
It Is the older role In which .Miss
Windsor definitely establishes
herself us a Kreat emotional act
ress. With every semblance of
her real bounty torn irom bur,
site has not h Inn to depend upon
but real ability, and she attains
the heights with greut ease.
Also showing the comedy "liullt
on a 111 uft."
Fault Under River's
Mouth Is Blamed for
Earthquake in Japan
TOKYO (AP). A scientific
opiulun on l he recent cart lupin ke
in t he Tajhua region of Japan,
which look several hundred lives,
has been submitted to Governor
1 llratsuku of J lyoKo-keii by I h
Nakamuiu of the Tokyo Jmperi.il
university, the leading seismolo
gist of Hie empire. In bis re pint
1 r. Nakain ira Hinted; .
"The existence of an earl l)iiiakt
belt running from Aomoi i, in the
northeast to the neiKhborhood of
Sabae town, in l-'nUul ptefeetipe
on the Japan sea coast, lias beta
well know u, but in this zone no
strong shock lias ever been re
corded, tin the southwestern Ja
pan sea coast, indiidhiK luab.-i,
Hokl, ldiiiuo, Iwaml and Okl prov
inces, also no disturbance of Im
portance has t u ken place since
i He establishment of Tokyo uni
versity. "I inn Inclined to attribute the
origin of tlie recent dcsl ruetivt
iiuake to a deep fu'llt below " tht;
mouth of the Martiyuma river, us
mentioned by others who have in-
i Npecled the Taj t ma region. There
; might tiuve been a local disloca
lion of strata near Kumihama, l.t
Western TatiKO province, and any
immediate destiuctive shock is
hardly conceivable In the vicinity
of the river mouth mentioned.
Anyhow, a Hounding of tite sea-
bottom near the river mouth might
fut nltdi valuable data."
Profiteering: Guide Is
Fined in German Court
POTSDAM (AP). Six dollars is
too much lor uny guide to chaig
for taxing tourists IhroMgh Sans
Soucl CastU
and other sights of
Potsdam, in the opinion of thu
U,oml of (Juldes for tour
j jjg Jir1
not a luxury, as held by
the
lower court whose, decision
w as reversed, but a dally neces
sity and therefore cannot com
mand fancy-prices.
The case arose out of a differ
ence some months ago between a
party of Lnglishnicn and a l'ota-
lam guide named .Max Schulz. The
KUlde had charged afi marks for
taking the party around, where
upon Hie vUiiglihmuu-.M.ppuaivd -to
the courts. The lower court be
lieved Hint anybody who can af
ford a guide is rich enough to
pay W'hnteer the guide mayj
charge. The state's attorney held, i
how ever, that Oermuny and e
pectally Potsdam have every rei-
son to encourage the traveling
public ami that overcharges like
these were calculated to make
pcoplo shun Potsdam, thereby !
ruining its tourist b isiness.
The higher court agreed wild
the state's attorney, reversed the
BAKER STAGE
Leaves La (iiande
From 1116 Jefferson
I'hone 4 G.'l-J
8 A. M. 1 P. M.
IJuildcr
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i&L Wtae, Ovid -6tukt potni. AurpLvig iHwt
5 nYUft&Jt fa aJUl, to fjl6 MAtovtA io
6vgj juais flumv ffnu.
J IF THIS STUFF DON'T Kz.
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Professional Directory
Thla directory la especially handy for the newcomer or
for tli out-of-town reader who may want the name anil
adilrcsa of aonie prufonslonnl num. It haa been carefully pro.
pared ami will prove to lie ready aid lo any reader in ob
taining prcmpt professional aervico
Classified For Quick Reference
Attorneys
Ulirill K. lilt At) V . A ttornpy-nt-Uw,
offk-H ut-Jacobson liuilU
Inir. Telephona Alain 111.
COCIlttAX aud KlirilllAHli (leo.
T. t'oetiran and l.'uloii H. lObHrhard,
Attorneys at Law. I.a (Irsnde Na
tional Hank bulldlna. TulttUliona
Main HI.
noilUUT a. EAU1N Attorney at
l.w. , west-
Jaeobaon btilldlnif. Talepnona alaln
CAItl. O. iiei.m Attorney at Law,
lUmm 20. New Jl'oley IJlllldlna.
Tulebliona Main 779.
Dentists
nr. r. w. rni nentint. tinrd
ner ItiilldliiK. Telephona Main H(.
Or. II. 11. MII.I.FII IVntlnt. Itooma
K to IB. ralinur-ltoeaeU bllildlna;.
Telephone Main 7U.
Ilr. 10. P. KIOSMAN Drntl.t, Bulla
3, over Ited Crona irutf bLura.
Telephnnn Main 717.
Architect
V. U. Illl.l.lCIt, Arrbllre,
Koom 7
t.w Orandi. Nwtlnnal Hank Bolldlnar
Tlia man who kick about the
food nt homo usuully la ufruid of
tha wuilera in reatuuranta.
It ha.adverinea It, ha knowa H'i
ood.
decision, and oa.icsned a fine" of
-li murliR.
If nli the nrRiinicnls In thfl world
were plitced end to end they would
n'f reuch ii ny eonclunlon.
STAGE
ON AND AFTER MAY It
LEAVE LEAVE
' Inlon I.a Orande
' 9:110 A. M. 1 Mill . M.
2:15 P.M. 6:30 P.M.
Eiuulny
1:00 P.M. 6:S0P. M
1. O. ni'LAl'
Hea.lqunrtcr., KommcT-ITolcr'
PURITY BREAD
1 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 nt this establishment' It
would add to your enjoyment, stimulate your, appe
tite and please your digestion. '
La Grande Bakery
K. J. McWILLIAMS
Jtaut imrtJi
' v i in mr nca
r
1 imli
DiJrt K'C f'v 1
pa!
vien er 1
CPVlNf I VWANT Y' st ? J TWE'S-SDXJAK B6 14.
voorkmws sue's 7C- a baseball. . M;i
rf .lOSTPPACTlCIM'A ' , V ( CAAj'l r -'
I i' aI --- aVi'.Jl
Physicians & Surgeons
aiKI.I.A JV. HOllHKII, M. D,
. 1'liy.leiun and buraeon
Ttoonn 10-11 'i'Klrphona
So ier ilulldlnic Main 61.9
UAIIltV nofvy, M. D.
i.ki: nut vv, m. ii.
Praetleo limili-d to dim-am-a of tfa
lCy. I-iar, No.o and Throat.
New l olcy Telnphona
Itulldlntf alaiu 1
K, ti. kiituv, n. ii.
I I'hyiielan and liurire
) New Folwy 'I'elenhona
liiilldlnv
lilt IIAIII) H. I.ANI1IK M. II.
I'byalclHii and aurijeon
Gardner
UulldlntT
Telephona
Main
W. I'. MeAUOHV, 11, II.
New Foley Telephone
llulldlim MUl 6
CM. VIOIX1K-, .VI, II, - -
''yalclanaiidiiiiraeon
New Foley Telephona
Ilulldlnic Main 111
K. I,. IIAI.KTOV, VI. II,
Praetlea limited lo dlN.uMea of the
Kye. Kar, Noao and Throat.
Rooina 18-19 Telephona
Soiumar llulldlna; Main 778
A. I.. nicnARitsoiv, vi. d.
Hiiruery
Jlooma H-17 Telephone
Souuner tlulldlns Alain 16
Osteopathic Physicians
j. I.. i;i.k. li. n.
Oeneml Onteupathle Practice
.VIAHRAIIKT IMII.Ii:. II. O.
Practice limited to care of Infanta.
Sommer Telephone
Bulldtntr liain 101
WEAVER'S
Tailors, Cleancra, Djrera
And Prossers ;
PHONE MAIN 7S
Depot Strei't j.
Mattresses Rugs
Cleaned - Rebuilt.
Teat her Mattresses Slade
l'lllowa Itcnovaled $
Fluff Riiks Made front
t old carpet. ';
; FllrnltKre ltepalrud ami
Recovered
La Grande Mattress
& Weaving Works
Licensed Fumlgator
Clia.s. Lilward.s Prop
By TAYLOR
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