Tuesday, July 28. 1925.
THE LA GRANDE EVENTNG OBSERVER
.Js V V- . I
The Observer Want
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa
FOU ItEN't
I'Oll HUNT I' lirnlnln l roonm
i-lost- In. l&lii AikilliH. l'hoili'l
37" H. JH-7-27-UIH ;
KIIK JIKNT Km ntHh'-U house- i
liei-illlir rooniH. l.'illi AilutiiH,
I'huno 207 J. 9-7-L'H-tf ;
Mlt ltKNT i;-ruoiu liou.se. Call i
liiul Sixth Htrc-t. 9-7-7-tf
V'OH JtKN'P Tivo-room modern
furnished upurtmeiit. 1U1T Knur-;
til. Hub Auarlmelils. H-C-IS-tf i
KUK ItKNT
iiulrtt J. J.
Apt. Ill
Foley.
Vok-y.
-4-
ln-2S-tf
1Y)K KAI.lv
377 II
-ll;Oiy l.ujry.
rhono
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1'Olt 8X1. K To lh- liiKlicst l.lil-ili-r.
'riuii'M.luy July :ln, ul 'i o'
clock hi I sill (iivuiwooil Htrei'T.
2 Ituinl riuus: l lioot.r; I Itoml
Cruilrr; 1 Kiv.sno. L'ii-7-'Jll-:ltp
Fllll HAI.H-7 II. I'. Uu KiiBiui-.
1'iootl as new, I'huuc 4 J K J.
i o - 7 - 2 1; -1 f
l'Olt HAl.lv-A HitrKUlli:
moili rn hou.si', lull
ilonMc b'li'HI'1. on
clone 111. full .XI rs. lie
l'ivc room
lia.'-.ement,
paveincnt,
ck 47U W.
lS-7-2li-3t 1
A 1JA I '.OA I N-Ktiii(y In a limine
for nuv All nicely furnished.
Own terms on furniture. I'.iy
meniH on phicit $2.r.HO juu
monlll. Two mount hring in
$24. tin per month. A burK.-tin!
t ail .Main 4uu for iniur nutt ion.
:tri-7-2:t-tr
WANTED- Men. liriidi-rs, car
ina der.s, Kneral phmiiiK mill
lielp. llowman Hicks Knmher
Co. 1 s-7-2?-i:t
WA.Mll)
WA.NTKh - Jersey heiterfl and
heifer rnlvoH. K. It. (Srlss. I'n
ion. -7-24-it
WANTKI)
houseworli.
Woman for ffeneral
Write Mis. W. W.
STAGE
i
ON AM) AITKIt MAY 11
liBAVK I.KAVE
UdIoii Ivit (iraiirie
9:00 A. II. 1:00 P. M.
2:10 P.M. 6:30 P.M.
Sunday ' i
1:00 P. M. 6:30 P. M
1'. O. KeLAI'
IIumlquartfli'M, Soiiuner lintel
Snoclgrass &
Zimmerman
Exclusive
J
! I Inrlertakers
Our Invalid Tar is used but
for one purpose of convey
ing tile f.irlt and Injured any
where, they want to ko.
Main C2 Mght or nay
Summer Kitchen Comfort
Is made possible with a PERFECTION STOVE
with quick, good cooking results. See various models
here.
Fifrniture Exchange
Fir and Jefferson Phone 474-i
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE
Lonely Land
A home without telephone serx'ice is in the heart of
LONELY LAND
Have your telephone installed now.
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
Be
Done
An ObaATver Want Ad will .
tlu It gtiit kljr aud ccwuainlc- ;
ally. No malt fir what your j
want, If ft tail bo round in
tlio J.a tirandti territory, a
Want Ad will rind H.
Header Interest and render i
confident-) built Ovrr a long
fieri oil if juin kIiow l!H ,
laliu hi b.Mrr Vnl Ad, t
liiiellie nt people wateh ;
tlieni i-onslHiitly tor buying, ,
reutiiiK, trading, gelling job
and getting Itelp. ft i
'Hie oust Is small the re-
turns am Inum-dlul6.( j
'!
"A OHSEttVKR WANT !
AD WILL DO IT."
Can
finny, IVrry, Or.'" 1 0-7-27-31 p
I'AINTO, Callnilnar paper hanging
J. 1', Landry. i'hone 481 W.
6-G-S-tf
'llm Ciiinetly Klnjjs Try '
I'or l.auuli Dvery. I-'eet
IIOJ.VVHtl. f 'ul. ( A I ' ) The
aveniKe two-reel eometl y contains
7Ti laiiKhs and the dctnre that
aiullener.s will aiont utierwards
Ikin a mirth provokiim incident at
approximately -every i . feel of
film. Del Lord, director, declared
recently after a rheelt of comedies
I at several theaters.
The sustained laitli is the Uitnl
I for which comedy directors mrive.
.'This laiiKh begins early in the pic
.tun1. It starts with u low chuckle
and swells lo u roar of laughter.
A Kit nation thai seldom fails to
eilelt a tuirKt of merriment Is when
the comedian thinks he is safe af
ter heiiiK pursuet) by the villain
only in find lie isn't. Lord said.
"I"
We are now free to sny that the
paint that we an humllhi1,; Is made
by the t'erlnin-tiMKl I'hmIucIs Com
pany. We ni-e ndiMiijr a full line
r t'eiiiiln-letil halsontine. Arti;
tie. pruetieal, sanitary and we nin
iiIm piittiiur to our stoek the t er-
talu-teed strip Shinnies, whieli In-t.the Inter-national temperance coun
(lOHKf
I ban you will.
Never will
have Ixi lie pHinted, as Hie ground
mineral (iiloe is rolled into tbeui
us they art- made. We fll-o liae
10 nnd ir-yenr tiuarnnteeil
ItouNiur. IliiildlnK INirMTnnd Dead
ening lell.
Cettni' shingles. SLOT nnd M AO
per M
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
"Tho Poor Man's Friend"
Oppo. lnindry. IMione M-2 18
No Sunday Hi is In ess
Ad Page
Counties
NEW TODAY
NOTICE
Clamlffed Want Ads am vtrlct
lj JAHH IN AOVANCE; copy
nnut be lu not later ttiau 9 a. m.
date of iuserilou. Katea: lo per
word for eacli UimttUou.
I'OK It K.VI' .Modern Apt. 1'hone
471 M. (i-7-t.s-Hp
Klilt KAI.K l-'uriii. Through
lureclosure we oiler ul a rare
liariaiin I6ii uen-ft choice farm
lauil aloiiK Kravi'lleil highway in !
excellenl ill.slrlcl. Ka.My terms i
lo relialtle piireha.ser. No Iriul- t
i H. Hplemliil opportunity tor ill-I
vcmiiihiiI. XVe haX'c other turui.s
for sale an well, licscripllona
mulleil oil relteM. ' lilaho Slale
l.ll'e Insurance Company, lluise,
liialio. 7-22S-H
l'Olt HAI.H: X'lclrola. null Jars
'cheap. Hill XX'aNtiiUKIou.
s-;s-iip
WANT Ml l Kxncrlcnccil w.lll
rHHes, foil J. f. Mcl'hersoii.
Wallowai liUkc XX'oilUerlaihl.
S-7-M-f.l
STHAYKII Six head of Jersey
cows and flye calves. Iltamled
on rinht hip with, a II on lis
hle. Iiuiiilre Police Slallun..
' . . . .' . 22-7-2S-H
'OK 11KNT
flcft ,. space.
Hotel.
Small more or of
imtnirc Soliuiu'r
lii-T-3H-4lu
roi 8AI.I-: HllllliK lllhle. 3 chairs
$12,110; folumhla xlclrola. 3 iU.
ree $4i. tin; larKe rnnice, S2'i.imi;
leal her roi.-ker. Ilo.ouj 'I'hor el
ec. washer. 175.00; roiumode,
J2.IMI; Kllchen enhlnet. 3.00;
ilrass hed, Mirliiirs, $ln.00; ca
nary und caite, (ri.no; 1 chihr.s
tied, ?:l.ju. .2124 Adams.
40-7-2-llp
I.OKT I'olr of Kinases in a case.
Kinder return lo observer.
10-7-2S-31
roil SALE Dlinealow,
rooms
and sleeping porch. fall 1705
XX'aali. ' I'hone '138 .XI.
13-7-2S-.M
I Ht prints of I'n'hNlorie
.Monster Kinhctldcd In iu
SALT I.AKK CITY (AP)-ariro
pieces of coal lu which ure embed-j
ded-the footprints tit a' prMiisione i
unlmal beib-ved to be, '"u lyran-i
nosauruH, the fiercest of the cur-1
nlverous dlnoH-utrs. which roamed
the earl It millions' of . years, a wo,
liave been found In Uh- . !ntither
nnnl mln.. In I .-Iw.n u.uiit I I, ill
llurrlnd was made' Heyfna "l Hons-
and feet underground. -
The tyraunosauriiM Is believed to
have been 47 feet ioii and IS u
J feet high when erect, with a tall
like a llxurd.
ianv ;urrs i!ii-:skti:i
TO IIKAO OT ( HltlM IW
iiiMiu.it.wti-: iMov
J-:DlNH('litHI, (Al -Dr. Anna
A. Gordon.1 of Kvuii.ion. 111., who
wus reelected president of the
Worlds' Womi ns t'ln-ivtlan Tem
pera nee I'll ion ut the twelfth i ri
(iiuiul ..eon vent Ion here, returned
to lie rhome with a varied collec
tion of ;.ifls presented to her at
cil.
In the collect Ion t-s aslilllehih
from Ireland, a eoniplele set ui
specimens of pressed wild flowers
of Australia, crystallized fruits
and an ostrich
with a history
fan from Africa, j
of Month Africa)
und pold mounted miniature tern
iperanee tianner.i of Denmark ami
inland.
MOM'M POP
FRECKLES AND HIS
CACt MV P.OV IT A
-ri Clio: Trip FiCM
V(OPKiN3
CAPITAL
OF TH6
MAGIC
MUD CO
ITICD
OP in
$10,000
WORTH
BOX COfTAlN!NG
IEE, I LIKE TO BDOSH M-AU. DOa 7Ut 6 II 'hc.lL SUOtn D TWHk . "T
"VTCETH OLSg 7EM A TM IJ.UCU AJOUi, r il , c i urn.P8IT-CERUAl5 1.
ICANSQOGEZ.6-W . 7-Atf'f ffl dd? ,1 4R A? 4 BEAM'
-Ji" 'jit' iz
y v - : . 171 ttr -J.
OF 5TAMP5-CANVAV3 THE.
BOSiNE'eS PlACCS AD
To SELC 'CM
Of PWTftC-E.
The sale
AND Th
f.RM IS
fAcif.3 A
SEROUS
jirj.H0,s
(
! OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo;jj
NO, t SAY YCW Cvi.itTy,v n --
( .i t X' !re Sauk 'h(''N v
,,y ?-cx3 WO, NO I SY You
C.iv :t, o'i Cxii-l t - '
SAY "foxi TT -iT I-xk" " ' OTti-C
.-
no, no;:
II
Runaway ' Handcar
Injures Colleen
In "The Desert Flower."
The snip of a aclssora In a film
culler's hands has saved follecn
.Moore, i- irst isaiionai star. rrom
ailded fame as a so-called "stunt"
performer..
It happened on a desert stretch
near Horstow, Oil.' The' cameras
were whirrinp merrily s Director
Irving CtimmlnKH ffave the word
and Miss Moore, eulico ffarbed for
her role In "The Desert Flower,'
at the Arcade Wednesday and
Thursday, started to pump the
handle bars of u handcar und en-
i ter the ntd tun ot the camera lens.
I Waving a KreetiiiK" to the Mexl
Icair section hands, who htude way
I for her us she m ured them, Miss
I?"""'''. ne.l alotnf the htnin(t .rails
breezily. CummmKS smiled up
pioviiiKly and the cameras follow
ed the action.
Just os the director was about
to shout "Cut," and complete the
scene, the cumbersome handcar
entered an area w here the ''track
shot into a considerable dip. It
gained momentum at, on alarming
Irate and the handle burs were lit
erally wrnni? from; Miss .Moore's
i hands.
The plucky actress ifrabbed for
them to H-Kaiii her hold, but by
i that time the speed Of the vehicle
i had so incrcuscd thut she wan
hurled .skyward.
While t he onlookers gasped.
Miss Moore turned O complete ae
rial somersault ami lauded on the
rear of the handcar, registering n
perfeel expression of flabbergast
ed incredulity, not to be Improved
upon by a Chaplin or a Semon.
.Anxious hands soon brought the
runaway cur lo u holt and rescued
Miss Moore' from hr precarious
position. ; And . a fit rained Hku
FRIENDS
La Grande Theatres!
i .
) GoSrt-L'JE BEENTo TWELVE Cj
). j Places ko i cant sell ft stamp- :
I1 Grt-L'viE
UP TO VOL)
- KEffE'S A
t!CO ViCHTH
1 And the sun's so mot ill i -
r J tc whew!! ( !
' --r-- y : ' HELLO CHICK
i i"x VK.' r (l r siL."
ment In her neck pul her in bed
for several weeks, delaying com
pletion of the picture. .
The cameras hud caught the im
promptu scene perfectly, but It
hud to come out beoauw the scen
ario didn't call for It.
Sherrys Showing"
"Lady of the Night,"
bociety ricture.
So mot ter in what station of llf
one lives, emotions remain pretty
much the suine, , according to. the
thesis of "l.ady of the Night,'
which conies lo I he Sherry Theat
er today.
Alonta Hell, director for Metro-Cioldwyn-Mayer,
lias brought lo
the screen a powerful story of so
ciety at its hlghtst and lowest le
vels.,;', w
lie has filmed the lives of two
girls one at the top, the other at
the bottom of the social ladder
who rail in love with The smnc
ntuti,'"' ''
That It is love of the deepest
kind is shown when the spirit of
Hucrlllee moves both or thestv girls
when In the climax they have to
choorte between what they regard
as their happiness and their duly.
Both elect lo sacrifice their hap
piness. '
Brilliant social halls, receptions
and Country club dances set with
the lavish hand of wealth 'are con
trasted against the Huualid home
life of the slums and its only out
let of pleasure the Bowery dame
hall.
And Norma Shearer playing the
dual role of Molly, daughter of a
convict, and Florence, daughter of
the Judge who sent her rather to
prison, is said to give one of the
i lineat -performances of her career.
She Is supported by an exception
al (e.isl, including Malcolm Me-
There Arc Uenns and Beans
In Union There
BEEnToTujElVE
, 8 n yoiniK Inventor;
go K, Arthur. Kred Ksmclion,
Dale Kuller and Hetty 1orrltucy.
Miss Shearer's double part calls
lor HomclhhiK more than la usual
In dual rolet. I'or one IhiliK Hhe
lias to look entirely different, tor
theru is little facial reseiitblancft
in the two Klrls. The picture is
made from un oriKlnal- story by
Adele UoKcrs St. John, udnpteii for
(lie screen by Alice 1 1. U. Miller.
The plot tire is said to lie the best
of the three excellent pictures
which Monta liell has directed.
With Miss Shearer In the leadiliK
role "Hroadway After Dark" und
Tiie Snob" beinK the other two.
t'omedy sho,tnx"MarU It 1'aid."
Pear Core Breakdown
Causes Heavy. Losses
Core breakdown causes heavy
losses In stored pears in Oregon
liph-ss they ure puked at the right
time und handled In the right way.
Of I he various lots under ubser
vatlun ul the cperlmc m station
lu the last seven years, only the
late-picked fruit developed ihe
dtseuae, to uny extent, regardless
uf the kind of storage.
"The laler the time of . picking
the more serious the t rouble be
comes," says a recent station re
purl prepared by Henry llartman
of the station stuff. "The use of
the 'pressure te.sier to determine
time of packing has In many cases
eliminated core breakdown en
tirely." ..
Vars are often ' handled bo
poorly by. trade und by consumers
thai even the high class; products
deteriorate into poor st nil. : Al
t hough properly grown ond hand
led by l he grower, liny often go
to waste or develop into "cookers,
because poorly treated in the rip
ening period.
Breakdown is characterized by
softening and darkening of the
core and the fruit about It, even
while the outside of the fruit
seeina, perfectly, sound. .As the
diseuse udvunccs the per emits
a foul odor, often just ul the fruit
should be approaching it prime
condition.
l.'nlike most fruits, the pear de
velops, its uuulity only when pick
ed Immature, and the big problem
of the grower Is to determine Just
the right degree of maturity. I n
unl maturity signs such as size,
color of seed, ease of picking,
fruit color, and nature of the
bloom are not reliable und a spe
cial pressure test has been de
veloped by the slatlon to uld
growers In looking their own de
termination. Methods of usinff the tester und
handling ,(leTf'dt ure contained
in 4tt report Issued: as station
2ie, free-4 d residents of Oregon
ik," mt m. i
t. nv U fll in m.
ttfjwn-w n . to M z m m r. e
nr. ix r m to,
Not Temporary Relief 'But CURE
PILES or other Re5tnl or Colon j
ailments should not be experi-1
mentedwith. They thould and can be
permanently CURED by my rtoreiurgi
cal method '
Send today for my FREE BOOK con
taining scores of voluntary tcttlraonlali
from patient, some of whom had sufT j
cred 20 years and had tried every kind i
ot drug and treatment. Kcad it end you
will better undentand why
I can give a WriHrn Guar
antee to CUKE your Pile
or refund your ice.
CrlA!
DEAN, M D Inc
POHtlANO Oi
Or IlL-n Bi.
cts; Seattle omen;
yq BOj'Sii hmt Dull din
N OTM AND PINK
fA StampsI vjE-SieeoT
P.N OVERSTOCK AT THE
OFFICE Af0 I'M TRYIN6
To SELpflEM
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Professional Directory
This dlreMory l esrx'clally handy for tlio nuwLtimer or
for the out-of-town reader xvlio limy want the duiiui ant!
aililreHS or tuimo iirureMsloiiul man. It ha bvt-n carernlly pro.
panil mill will provo to be a ready aid tu ouj reader lu oo
taltiliitf prciiipt profetuiloiiat wrrvlcv
Classified For Quick Reference
Attorneys
Ul'ftH F. IIHAUY -- Attorney-fct-
law, office 'Mt-.lacobni Build
ing, Telephone Main 111.
COCHRAX an KtlKIHI AItl Oeo.
T. Cuciiran und i.'uion It. Utierhitrd.
Attorneys at Uw, l-u lira nil e Na
tional Bank builulnif. Tclepbouo
Ualu 01,
ItOHKnT . KAKIN Attorney at t
Law. to . WM-
Jncobaon building. Tclepnone Alain
674.
C'AItli . 1KI.M Attorney-at Iw,
Jtuuni iti, Ne-w Kuley Jiuildti.-.
THlepliouo uaiit n.
DentiHtfl
Ir. V, ' W. KB WIN Dentist. Card
ner Bulldlui?. Telephonn Main H.
Dr. It. 11. Mil. I. Kit Pent 1st. Booms
tf to 16, BHluutr-KooHcU bullUlag.
Telephone Maiu 7U.
Dr. U P. BIOHS.M ATV Dntlflt, Rulte
?, over Bed Crosa Druv tiiore.
Telephone Main 717.
Architect
C. II. MIM.IOH, A real feci
Boom 7
T.s Orsnde National Bwnlc IbHldtng
Canary birds are awful loafer
They should knit socks' Or play
checkers like firemen do.
If he, advertises It, he knowl It's
ood.
PAI.KM. Ore. (AT). Oregon
more than doubled It a (iiota of I
;iu,iMio for the national defense I
day test July 4 with a total of!
itl'.Cdl one-day enllsi.ments, as I
shown by the final report of Brig-,
ailler-deneral (ieorge A. White, j
I'ortland headed the list of Mi .
cities participating with 28.115. r-f
which 1 U! were women. Itecom
mendallon is made thut July 4
be not usuin selected for the de
fense day test, and that Constitu
tion day, Septejnber 17. Ih more
suitable. ' i '
BAKER STAGE
Leaves La Gntnde
i 11G Jcffersbn
Phone 463-J
S A. M. 1 I'. M.
PURITY BREAD
If you are interested in the purity of the food
products that find their way into your sytem you
should investigate the nutritious bread and dainty,
satisfactory pastry baked at this establishment. It
would add to your' enjoyment, stimulate your npp--?
tite and please your digestion.
La Grande Bakery
K. J. McWILLIAMS ',
V f? A f I
( IB r 1 tfiinrrei"
I'LL BuNSOMC
I'MTO BEMA9R.ED
UVtX MOUTrt A(vD
TmE
ILL NtLDA LOT
the:
A
for the:
I ANitouriceMEriTCI
BE
Physicians & Surgeons
HI-FI,!, A y. IIODMKII, M. II,
lliVMlriuii und tiurui on
Tlcphon
Somnirr Building
juain buv
1IAHHV flOITVV, M. I.
J.ttlC IttM VV, II, It.
Practice limited to di.st-itxea of th
Kve, Kar, Nou and 'j'tirout.
New Kuley Ttdfphono
Building ' Wain It
K. I;. KIIIHV, Al. II.
I'liyuicluu aim 3urK"
Nw Fok-y
1lephnn
JHIIMIIIIK
&iiu a
ltlCIIAIII I. I.A.NIMN M. U.
I'liyslcun and tiui'Kuoo , ,
Oardner Telephone
Building Maiu i
AleAIMlltI Al,
out teou
New FoIpt
Bulldlnir
Telephone
Maiu by
v. n. aioohi:, i. ,
Pliydician nud iuriittn
New Fo I it y Telephone
Itulldiiik Main lH
K. I.. HA l. VON, AI. II. '
Brsctlee llmltrd to diNeaes of the
Kye, Kar, Nosu and Throat. '
Rooiiim 18-19 Telephone
Soinnier Building Main 7711
A. L. B1CI! AltnSON, Al. D. 1 ' j-
WuiBury t.
Booms 18-17 Telephone
Sommer Uulldirig alaln U .
Osteopathic Physicians
j. I., iitti.i.i:, 11. o. .
General Osteopathic Practice
Al AltdA It K'l' INtJI.B, I. O.
PractlcA liwlUd to caru of Infanta.
Bommnr Telephoue
Bulldii.f Mala 1U
WEAVER'S
Tailors, Cleaners, Dyers
And 1'rcnaers
rilONi: MAIN 733
DcjKit eitrwt
Mattresses - Rugs
Clrnnwl Itcbulll.
renllior Mutlresscii Made
IMIIoxvs HiMiovntRd
Fluff ltugs Made from .
old cnrpvla.
l uiiilcino Impaired' and j
ltWOVL'llMl
La Grande ' Mattress
& Weaving Wof-ks
JJcensed I'linilaalor
MlOMC 42 1-W
Clias. i:dwnrds, l'rop 1 '
Ry TAYLOR
Gosh ! i'ia ruined! I
hcct's melted the
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