La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 21, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTupmIuv, .Tulv 21. 1)2:-,. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 11 I - v t The Observer Want Ad Page fhe Market Place ot Union and Wallowa Counties 1 FOR RENT Toil I!i:.NT Light housekeeping roums. 1512 Adams. Phone 2? I J. S-7-ll-tfl J-'Oll JiKNT Six room modern i house with garage. 125. Ou per month. Slain 547. 13-7-8-tfi FOU KK.VT ti-room house, call 1001 Sixth Street. 9-7-7-tf I FOK KENT Two-room modern furnlBtieU apartment. 1G17 Four-' Ih. Hub ApurtmmitH. b-0-8-tf! FOR RENT Apt. in Foley. In- ! quire J. J. Foluy. K-4-9!Mr J'OR HALIi. I'tlll SAI.K !S x 42 "Twin City" steel thresher in FIRST 'CLASH CONDITION'. 1. K. ami It. (!. CIIKN'.MI.T. l4-7-L'ii-3tp FOU ,SA I.K Sour elierrleH, Cove, und i'urtlund. A. II. 1'erry nian. . 7-ls-ti' i'i hi SAi.i-: I'Vusii I'lioni! .170 W. Jersey cow. 7-7-1 S-4I i FOR HAI.I-: Work Imrse.s. Hee Harris 1-Yeneh. I'liotl'- 4i;7 It. 11.7-17-iit 1'oR SAI.K ltusilerrlt s. Coun ty farm or Kin-meis 2ti7. s-7-1 ! WAV I 1 ,l WA.XTKIi -tlirl witnls work as nn assistant in homo ur office. quire Observer. U-7-2i-2l f A INTO, Calcimlng paper banging J. J'. l!audry, lhom.-4Sl W. 6-fl-S-tf i ! ii iw m LOST LOST Hrown l'up. I'.eturn to Hod Cross Urtig Store fur !- ; waic. LOST One brawn hand bag bo. lwen III K'n and la (irande be tween JO and iu:bu a. in... July ... iti. Finder return to Stage, Oe- STAGE -f ON AX1) AFTER MAY It LEAVli LKAVE Union ' La Grande . 6:00 A. M. ' l:0d I1. A!.' 9:16 P.M. -. 6:30 P.M. Sunday . 100 P. AT. fi:Sn P. M Headquarters, Sonnnur Hotel FOR HOT WEATHER Ice Cream Freezers Gasoline Stoves Tents Electric Fans F. L. LILLY Hardware Phone M-85 Summer Kitchen Comfort Is made possible with a PERFECTION STOVE with quick, good cooking results. See various models here. Furniture Exchange Fir and Jefferson Phone 474-) WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE Telephone Your Orders Telephone service Is one thine you can afford to buy for your home it is not n luxury any more, but a necessity. The telephone Is Installed and you are put Into Immediate connection w ith Yur nefhlKirs, the .lores, with the Mople you waul. After ?ou liatis bad the benefit of our sM-edy and reliable service, then wore you to be deprived of Ibis seriv, the real necessity of It would 1m impro-rd uimn you. We tine' you In Join your nelglilrOr(jft on the line with the rest. Home Independent Telephone Co. If It ' Can Be Done An Observer Want Ad will do It quickly und ecunoinlo ally. So matter what your want, If It tun be foumt in tho Ju t.ruiuh territory, a Waul Ad will find It. Header Interest ami render confldoneu built over a long period of yftirs show If value iu Observer Want Ads. Intelligent people wutcli them (instantly for buying, renting, trudlug, getting Jobs and (ft-t tins help, etc. The tost is small the re turns are Immediate, "AN OJ1KEKVEH WANT AD WILL DO 1T. Pork IJarrel Methods Old, Letters Disclose SI'l'.lNCII'IKIJi, III. (AP) Kvidenees that the "pork harnl" was in operation more tlian 100 years ago are shown In tin efforls or Nuihaniri pope, then secretary of the Illinois territory, to Hocure house rent from Albert (iallatin, secretary of Hit roiled Slates Treasury. Letters between tho 1 wo liii ve In fn discovered by tho ; stale ari hivi fi department and are ! being hound. The t'ii'Kt loiter was writ ion bv Pope to (iallatin, .May n, UtUif. transmitting his expense vouchers, "I wish io deal candidly with you.' Pope said. "I havo lived in a house ln Inning In my wife's father ( Klijar iiuekus). who cer tainly would never have ehared me rent. Jtui if a friend Hhould furnish the secretary with an of fice for noihiiiK, li bflnir n person- Three more cars of Limiticr and Shingles due to aiiie this week j from Hie ('m-t. In one of the ears there nre ovei 1 0.000 feet or ( It and better V-;, (iigtuts Hard- 4HhI. Some call It J Jiitnnuood. We helleto h. IVrry Itlaiieluud lias lail soiut of thi I JiiniauiMf.l Mooring hi some of bis bouses. He told us he liked it rtne. I'lace your ortlci-s quick, for all the Ce dar Shingles you need. iceauM' the wludesjlle price Is advancing. We will sell w hnt wo have on band l the old price. We are selling hundreds of f-.nl Ions of j Pnfnt for SJ.II5 per gallon. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. "The Poop Alan's Primd" Oppo. Iuiidry. Phone M-218 No .Sunday liusfnesfl 1 Sk&LJLl! m.Jku tJI 1 NEW TODAY NOTICE Clwalfled Want Ads are Ptrlct iy CASU I.N AUVA.NCE; copr mast be lu not later Ihau a. m. date of lusorilou. Itauw; He prr word for eatU liuttrtlun. l"Olt ItKNT Modt-rn three room , apt. l'hone 471 M. ' il-7-Sl-3lp FOR SAI.i: New I". K. Mintage Conreilerule llulr Hullur. At I. a CrantU' National Rank. 12-721-ltp WANTKll Raspliery piikel'H. I'lmlie 204 R evenlhKK. -7-a i -at i I'Oli HALM Hull puitH. full Main 117. 7-7-2 t-:iti LOST OH HTHAYKI lapi'e t?rey mure. Weight ahunt isun IbH. 2UK M Ave. 10-7-l'l-lf FOIl HA LK One hit on .Second .street known us Church Proper ly. Five-room house and two loifl on corner Fourth and street, Kmipp properly on So ?t t' Avenue. I'riee rlnlil on any of Oils properly if takt n al unee. Inquire L. L Snodfcru.s. Main ti2 or MiK Koiirih fireet. fil-7-2 1 -Til a favor, it in no argument attainsl ids eharKhiK Die go vern men t a reasonable price for occupation." Pope apparently toted ids honiP for an of fief and asked the necre tary of the .treasury to pay liini office, rent of f 1- a month, tie asked fur $150 for "conlinKeul cXpcn.seH." tlullatin nnawered hint June S, and requested that Pope's father-in-luw Hln vouchers for the office rent und added with a touch of sarcasm that his father-in-law miglil afterward 'make a present of the money to yourself or any other ' person." lie added, how ever, tliut $40 per annum is con sidered Hie highest Hum- which ouKht lo be allowed for rent of an office.. 1'ope replied that be thought $5 was the minimum he should he allowed for office rent. lie .said he believed the secreinry Hhould have two rooms, "one to lodge- in and the oilier for the public pap ers of his office." The compromise was finally mude at f 5 a month and ' Pope, perhaps u little incensed ut the conservative policy-, of Oalhilin. immediately boyan - another con troversy with fhim.'iii to whether the neeretury Had lo supply (lov wrnor Kdwurds of the Illinois ier irtory, .with stationery..'"' w-n,(nn -nitmhnirltiS lfuiieil. SALKM, Ore. I'pon retiuest of tin chamber of commerce at Jack sonville . the public service euin- missiun Issued un older preventing I W. H .1 turn ii in from dismantling his railioud, which extends from .Medford to Jacksonville. The work of dlsinuntlhiK the line was start ed, accoiding to telegrams roielv." iiere. lief ore allowing I he 1N mantling work to proceed the put lit service commission will ord a public hearing. ItriMil Draws tlapanrse. 1T)KVO (AP). Japanese Immi- gmtlon to Hrazil is increasing, ac cording to the authorities of tin1 Immigration company, which an nounced that 1 ,,'Hmi emigrants would I en vo for Soul h America soon. It is expected that approx imately 3,000 Japanese emigrants will have gone to Hnizll by I ho nd of the year. . MOM'N POP V A. I ? 4 Ua. A f oC- rs " .A I , FRECKLES AND HIS cm j) W i 6EE -1 VilSM I MAD ' y SVi-Nx A MICE klTTy J XXV 'ts. 'OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE . By Condo I LI I - - I I II 1 1 Jll - - . I . f T ."C y rv. -r , . t I KjO IF YOO N i.l OAKI f XvJ. 1- -. . V t La Grande Viola Dana May Now Be Seen Here In "Beauty Prize." Patrons of the Sherry Theatre will have an opportunity to nee how a nation-wide beauty contest is conducted when Viola Oana. in "The Beauty Prize," her lutest Aletro-tiOldwyn production comes for a two days run. "The ltcuuly Prize" is u pictu fixation of the Sat unlay Kvening Post story of that name by Nina Wilcox Tut fiam, ami is said to provide rous ing good entertainment by virtue of im splendid comedy, really dra matic plot, and the details of the contest. As If that were not enough, a very special oust supports Miss Dana. Pat O'Malley, -who has late ly scored a number of big hits, plays opposite the star, as a small town radio ent hnsiasts, Kdwurd Connelly appears u.s her crotchety old father, Kddie Phillips is a wise-cracking 1 (roadway jaxz hound, ami others include Joan Standing, Kdith Yorke, Kunleo Yin Moore, and i-'red Truesdnle. More t hun fifty of t he most beautiful and shapely girls in Los j Angeles, and according to all ro ll ports that is saying a ki'"U( deal. were used m the scenes snowing the countrywide contest, insuring an exciting evening for those in the front seats. The story 1m a combination of comedy and drama that is sure to please everybody. Viola ltana plays the role of Connie DuHols. a manicurist In o New York bar ber shop. One of her society cus tomers. Mrs. Winlhrop. engages Connie's mother to lake care of her I'iflh Avenue home while she is abroad. In this way Connie is mistaken for a member of the Winlhrop family. Comedy allowing "Tho (!olf Hug." ' ! MB S 1 - FRIENDS iMfANT TO HAve .Trti I lUrttt'R J , V V V W 1 'PARLOR1.'.'. Theatres New Paramount Picture Coming To the Arcade, "Salome of the Tenements." by the author of "Hungry Hearts." produced for Paramount by Sid ney Olcoit. comes to. the Arcade Theatre on Wednesday next. This new novel by Anizu Yezler ska ha.s been acclaimed enthusias tically by the press throughout tho country. In reviewing "Salome of ttie Tenements" the New York Tribune calls It a "bewildering no vel, shot through with Genius. It parados before you. in the per son of Honya, the mosl vivid Kast Side heroine that any one bus created In , American fiction." It is a work 6f art, according to the New. York Times reviewer, . and the . Boston llvrald's criticism .says: ,:Jt is a work or more than cleverness." , The Philadelphia Ledger review acclaimed the nov el as "A vigorous and valuable commentary on the strange blend of civilization which Is American ism." It lias "tremendous power" according to the. Minneapolis Tri bune, und the Haleih, N. C.News and Observer says I hut : "No oth er writer within the recollection of many critics has so clearly .sounded 1he soul-yearning cry of the immigrant in America." And what a picture Paramount claims to have made of It! Jetta Goudal, Godfrey Tearle and .lose Ituhen are feat ured in the principal roles of the production. The story is u romance of an Ku-st Side girl, born In the black- I est poverty, of a Delancy Street ( basement n girl who wants beau tiful clothes and love more than life itself and who at an early age, let everyone about know Just where j she stood with, "I ain't no Immi-I grant., I ain't going to stand for! shoestrings in my hair." Jlcr clamor shook the bouse and Artificial iitan, inn. fuMn, - c? i-m tAi jumii o ay xwiytt. Bjtd. Mow. OMii prr tint pnat fjuu- rrnmiho -fuurt. -i . ill - 1 V 1 ww j I , ,,J -".CRv eor L mmms l .. !' -" v. I. j Jumbo's Just Dying for the Chance. JXXV XJr Thief Cleverly Cuts Matched Strips from i 2 Valued Tapestries W KIM Alt (A PLTwo valuable : (lobelln tupest rles of the VYurt burg, dating from the 1 5th cen tury, have been mutilated by un-1 known thievi s with the obvious intention of selling uhroud the ex cised strips as one piece of t a li st ry. After t he revolution both arpets, which belonged to the Urund I bicul House of Saxony, were included In the list of "na tional works of utt of value not lo he sold uhroud." Itecently, in spite of the protest of the Wurt ti u rg Ko i n d a 1 1 o n , t h e ) o rd chain herluln of the Grand Oucal House so Id t he two t a pest ties to an art collector In Cologne. As they weio not heing sold to a foreign buyer, the protest of the Wartburg Koun dation proved futile. The new owner thereupon smit them to the Kuiser Friedrlrh mu seum of Berlin, for the purpose of obtaining Or, Demmler's expert opinion on their exact historical significance und value, I lo d ?- elded that both Ctobellttes were of South Uernuin workmanship of about the middle of the 1Mb cen- Ctry. Hot h represent tho "Con quest of Love's Castle" in sequel. and both art SS centimeters long: one being metres in width and the other a.-ti moires. it was discovered, however, that i strip of tut. ceiitlmetris In wld;h had "been cut from one (inbehn, while from the olher a strip tin cen ti met n s w lde was missing. Tho thief performed the exci sion ho cleverly, however, that hot h missing strips can be read ily combined u form a common design. The Colonge .art collector res cinded his purchase, Tho sequel of It all Is a big Hi If in the Thuriiiglnn diet. The So cial Democrats protested that no appropriate steps have been taken by the government to recover the missing purls. The Lord ciiam- ! herluln has published a commun ique in which he calls attention to the legitimacy of the sale and threatens to prosecute anyone in sinuatlng that tho inpcslrha wore multiluted wilh the connivance qf any member of the Grand Ducal Household. Autumn Leipsic Fair v Aims to Surpass AH Previous Exhibitions LKIPSIC ( AP) The coming U-fpsie fair to be held from August 30 (o September 9 promises to sur-pu-ss any previous Leipsic exhibi tion. It is expected the attendance will be nearlv double that of the j spring fair, at which there were more than 1 so. not) business men from all parts of the world, Wilh 14,000 exhibitors from IS coun tries. one- of the features of the com ing fair will bo the huge under- I ground exhibition hull, gonerully considered a technical -world's wonder.' Another prominent fea ture will be (he machinery, hall eoileuded lo be the lurgest exhibi tion hull fn Germany. It occupies an area of 2l,(Hin square, meters. The old house for electro-technics I he street lo which she finally carried her outcry. She was not : silenced until a strange passerby went into a corner store and re- 1 turned wilh a gift of red ribbon. This episode Is t he keynote of i Honya's career. Years later a man who loved her said of her: "There goes an egoist with u driving force that will carry her far." There's a irreal supporting cast. BAKER STAGE Leaves La Grande From 1116 Jefferson Tlione 463-.T 8 A.M. 1 P. M. Canaries ,CLa fiamv ax aaMr you, cui' ' tiling xdza. urAocAsJuvo smoJQlL rm& to iakit v 1 1 i'wtf i BtW''ifS The voice ' " V Professional Directory This directory la especially handy for the newcomer op for tho out-of-town reader who may want the name antl address of some professional man. It has been carefully pre pared and will prove to be a ready aid to any reader in ob taiulmf prompt profe&itonul service Classified For Quick Reference Attorneys Broil E. II1IAUV Attorney-nt-Lmv, offlco Wttst-Jiicubsun Uuild lug. Telephone Wain 111. COCUIIAtV aail KIIFHH AUD OfO. T. euchrn ami Cidoa H. lOtiwriiHrd, Attorneys at. Law, Lu Grande Na tional Uu it W bullUlntf, Tlephon MAlu 91. nOHKHT B. KAKIN Attornoy at Law. , weat- Jne.obion building, Tolcpnunti Main bli. OA It I. O. HK1.M Attorney at Law, JloMtti aii, Nw Kuley Huitding. . Telephone Main 77, Dentists llr. C. W. LHHIN nentlst. Osrd ner Hii lid I tig. Telephone Main 94. Ur. It. B. SI! 1,1. Kit Pen tint. Poo inn to 16, Palmer-ItueacU buildlug. TeUphune Main 70. Dr. K. P. MOflflMAW Dentist, Suite 3, over Ited Crose Druti Store. Telephone Main 717, Architect V. H. UIl.l.KIt, ArchUret Itooia 7 La nranrte Nations! Hank Rnltdtnir Canary birds are awful loafers. They should knit socks or pluy checkers like, firemen do. If head verities It, ha knows U'e good. hna been materially enlarged by two wlnga each two stories high. In order to furnish the necessary space "for the erection of a number of new exhibition buildings, the municipality of Leipsic hus placed a further area of 13ft. 000 quurc meters at the disposul of the ad ministrators of the fair. This per mits sufficient space for the con struction of a apeclul freight sln lion. ; There is also a plan on foot to have foreign firms display their exhibits In special halls In , a "Street of Natluus." The mugnltudo of the Leipsic Fulr has made u division Into two sections necessary, "The General Sample Kxhiblt," and "The Tech nical ami Constructive Kxhiblt." Tho latter exhibition will continue four diivB longer than the former and will lie arraiiKt'd In 15 balls. The "Sample Kxlhlbltlon" will bo contained in gii j,aa n(I btdldlngs. 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 "a. A;' I J Physicians & Surgeons STKM.A W. UOIIHH, M, I. Physician aud burgeon Ttoomi la-Jl Tlephon 5onwnr Building Main (69 1IAUIIV llOVVVf M. u.. i.i :i: inn v. m. ii. Practice limited to diseases of th Kye, Kur, Noito und 'J'hroat. New Foley T0tqhon liuildimi Main U K. (j. KIHHV, M. . Physician and Surgeon New Foley Telephone Ibillding MhIii 1U ltl( II Altlt V. ANIMS M. O. PhyalciHii and tiurfcuou Gardner Telephone Uulldliig Main W. 1. Mr A IIOH V, Al. IK . burgwuii New Foley Telephone Uulldlntf Main. 69 C fl. IHHtltK, M. I). Physician and burgeon New Foly Telephone Ibtildliig Main lit F. It ALSTON, M, l. Practice liuiiiid to diseases of the Kye. Lar, Noue and Tiiroat. Rooms 18-19 Telephone Sommer Building Main 778 A. L, ItlCH AllllSON, M. D. burgury , Hooma K-17 Telephone Souuuer Building Main 16 Osteopathic Thysicians J. L. INtil.K. 1). O. Generiil Osteopathic Practliw MAItCjAHUT INtil.LJ, II. O. Practice limited to cure ot Infante. Sommer Telephone Building Mali lUe WEAVER'S Tailors, Cleaners, Dyer"3 Antl l'resserg 1 P1IOXK MAIN 732 1 Depot Street i I Mattresses - Rugs: Cleaned Rebuilt. ? Feather Mattresses Madi lMHows Ilenovated rz I'lurf ltugs Mndc from old carpets. Funilture llepalred and Keoovered ;' La Grande Mattress & Weaving Works LitH'iised Fuinigator I'lIOM-3 4-M-W Chas. lUhvards, Prop By TAYLOR ( t? ajm gunma itw Vocal TllucL iuatmwn i if k n' . j iit s.,i.. ikon, amy Camang 3jwi Atarid. OAiuAUt. n?vt -fan fvoo cUaunHfuA- 73 OUR ARTIFICIAL ' n I 1 CANARIES ARE B6TTER "fm THAN RAL ONES -THE- mTTlT SiNS MORE AND 1 n Jl II COST LESS j I "NPt By BLOSSER ,'l-f SHAM6 i5M VOU, Vl .'lA JOMBo! SHAME! t Mf. ij I eafTA Bia kottcm to y; ,i -wr; ,L TO TOAT PDOC 1 )' j nL i-rm.E Kivry.1 'J !