La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 22, 1925, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, October 22, 1925. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER e Nine The Observer Want The Market Place of Union and Wallowa FOB RENT VOll KENT 6-room modern fur.' nltlicd house. ..Win.. Miller & Co. 2-1 0-2 1 -tr .tllt HUNT Sleeping room lo uorUInx Kill or school Kill at (lo u month, cIdk In. Cull L'st-ll. Kail I.KNT Pive-room modern hon.se. M Close, lit. (.inruge. Cull SSS-J. . 2-1 H-:! l-3tli V Oil 1! K N T -- li-rooin. modern house. Phono 2.Mi-V. ' . ' 2-jo.o-r,ip I'll It II R N T Wuvcrly Apt. Purnlslicil Apt. 2-lll-lU-liln I'On UEKT Itoom with board. Close in. j:ici pit inoiitlt. Cull Hu4 O. nve. :i-lo-l!i-4ip l'on P.KNT 3 house. To). 47II-M. l-lll-lli-lf port P.KNT ri-room house. . Cull Wnverly Apt. 2-1 1 0-1 lit p von kai.k rivers! u rr. a Winn nre-' side rhnlr in dnrl; green. tapestry; removable riiKhlon: irooil condl tlon; comfortable; kooi! loohlni:. call Main o7. n-1 ii.j i-tr KOlt SAl.K Good apples, 80c n hox nl orchard already picked, Kill), Sallsli.'.iy. 7 mill's north or . Iai Grandn. 4-l(l-21-2tp KOI! RAI.l". 12-ton J. I. Case wis . tractor In perfect nurli. rdhdl- tlon. Terms to riKht party. It. Nolhnaifel, Allcel, Ore. . 4-10-21-41 KOI! 8A..10 Dry pine -polo wood mile euwt .Morgan" lake. To make 2 trips daily. Call 4S:i-V or 473-W. 4-10-2IP-:it KOH S.AJ.K Home Hiautlis and Snow apples, 2n lo $1.00 box. Mrs. C. K. t'OHCtnoy, 337-W. 3-IO-20-4lp l"OU SALK Oil TitAIH-: Milk goats, ono Toft-firenborir luick nnd liitclt grade does. V. M. Teter. Khjin. 3-1 ti-2(i-l 31 p KOU SALK Kew cars alfalfa hay. KOoUiUallty. $14 041 curs. K. I. MeCully, Knterprise. 3.10-la-lltp S A K K S repaired, combinations changed. -J, Ilosenbuiioi, M-104. r . . 2-10. 3-lm SINOEIt SliWJNO NlAOIIINE CO. I'sed piaclitnes cheap. We ro 1 pair all malvea. i'hone G83-W. Fon SAi.K and ..preum. - Pasteurized milk Pe.llveved on regit- Bargains yiQ acres extra Rood lancU fair house and barn, ctosc in; ?5000. Modern apartment house, close in a real bargain, . '"' We have sevei'al Rood modern homes at very reasonable prices nnd terms. See us befo:o you buy. WEEKS & BUCK REALTORS . A'iw Foley Hid. " liLsurance - ' Loans HEATERS NEW OR USED, COAL OU WOOD From $1.00 to 580.00 WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE Furniture . Exchange Kr and Jefferson Phon BUY, SELL OR TRADE i Time Is Short Get your name in the new Telephone Directory It Slay Mean a Lot to You! ' Home Independent Telephone Co. Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five average words to Hie liu- . - Per line, 1st liLscrliun lOo Per Hue, each added con secutive Insertion 70 Minimum charge on ono or dcr 2."o KATES IIY .MONTH" 2 lines, per iiioiitli $2.M :t lilies, per month JM.25 4 lines, per month ....... 4.li( 5 Hues, per month 11.1 .1 liaeii aihlllioual liuo ovcrflvo charged nl r.Uc per lino . pet; inontli. CASH I ADVANCE Is re quired nn nil classified orders to 'earn these rates, Higher rates charged on nil credit In sertions. , Copy for nil classified order must be In I his office bv 10 A. M. DAY OP INSERTION. Slop orders on nil Inserted un til rurtlH'r nutlcc must lie re ceived by tliu same hour or ex tra Insertion will bo charged. Telephone orders solicited. Cash rates may be earned on, phone orders by payment on or before date or Inst Insertion, I'HOXE MAIV S7 "All Observer Want Ail . Will Do It" lar routes. Mt. rhone Main CIS. Emily Dairy, S-9-J6tr KOR SALE Used pianos at bar Eain priees.. . $10 Onwa and $10 ; per montli.' it. O. Musio Co. ..SS-lm WANTKD Kxpcrlenrea housd-0r10-tf keeper. Cull Main SS. 2- WaS'TKD Competent housekeep er at 70S O Ave. 2-10-12-tf WANTKD TO HKNT Two or thix-e, the latter preferred, partly furnished house, liKht house keeping rooms or npartment on south side of tracks. I'hone Main 37 or inquire Observer. 10-21-tf WANTKD 150 head or stock to winter. Homer lleclitel, Wallowa. 2-10-21-Ctp MONEV TO LOAN $2500 on ap proved city or fnrm property. Wm. MiHor" Co. 3-10-21-tr WANTKD Woman lor housework. I'hone 370-W. 2-10-14-tf WANTKD Washing at homo. Will call and deliver. I'hone 290-M. 2-fl-29-lmp MAN DARHKIi lixpert hair cut ting. Moles, superfluous hair removed by electrolysis. Colonial Beauty Shop. I'hone M-5:i9. 10-8-tf WANTKD Buttons made. Hem stitching. Art and 13aby Shop. 0-4-lm LOST Ladles wrist watch on Ad ums Ave., Monday evnnlng be iween Kob-y hotel and liulck Knrage. Liberal reward offered KLturn to Observer. G-10-2O-4tp LOST 1 let wM-n Hot Lake and La Orunde on highway a tap leather brief case. Shows considerable wear. Kinder please return to Hoi el Koley nnd receive reward, 6-10-2n.tf LOSHOU STHAYF:D Alrdale pnft about S mo. old. Call 3:15-W. 3-10-2l-2p Ad Page Counties I l j NEW TODAY IfOU BAI.K lit-M Tudor' Kord Re dan, fully equipped, looks and runs UUo new. l,edbelter Biirnffe on Adams. 4-1 0-1' VOU SAIJ: 1921 StudebaUer Spe cial Hix Tourlnjr with big six mo tor. A-l uteehuuicully. good tires, l'rloed for quick sale. l,eo French, Chrysb-r UKncy. 5-10-22-lt LOST Tlio party who misplaced two dry cell batteries In an, uu tomobtle, run have them by pny 1jK the rhunw of this ud. ()! LOST A small black Mk molro hag with tumid. Contained fif teen dollara In' hlllu. Hanel Scotl, Tho Dlwerver. . ni-2-tf irOU HKNT Ibiek bldff. sultal for repair Hhop. On Jell'. See Mrs. Zubfr. . . I 2r10-2-Up KOIt HAI.K Alfalfa hay. Inquire Waverly Apt. 2-H-2i-lp 1CI1 HKNT Six-room, 'four- room, two-room houses all furnbduMl. Jfdin Mais. . 3-Ht-ia-llp Ij'OH HAI.K R-room modern home. (loic In on paved street. Trice reajtonabte. inquire Observer or " lhono M-7. 3-10-3!2-:tt FOIt SA1.10 DodBe tourhiu car 111 A-i meehanlcal eonilllion. l'lione M-7 or imiuire Olisi'rver. : 3-10-22-St MfSIC I. KSSONS Violin anil sax ophone. Violin teacher, H. A. Niekoluoa; saxophone teacher, L. J. Huller. Call l-ll!lv K. Ore. Music Co. 5-10-2-lnip Report l'rctddcut Cosftrove n ' Spy iMjrhur First Maneuvers Dl'UUN (Al" Tress reports credited, president Cossrove with unwitiinxly pluyinK tho role of spy during the first army maneuvers, of tho Free Slate, which showed tho troops to bo well trained und equipped. When the fiKUtinK was In the neighborhood of the Dublin moun tains, not far from ma house, President Cossrove rode out to look on. He was questioned by n younff officer as to what cars ho nuu,..l nn lh. rrnwlN nml I he Information tho president gave was sufficient tp betray the Ulue de tendlnfc force. After an umpire bad reminded the president that clvilluiis were not supposed to divulge valuable army news, President Coskiovc lie sought 1 ho young Red officer to make no use of the information. With" all the affability of a cillhert lun ;),olil lot',;, l)i; consented, .and put tho president' at' ease. ' Hndlo lilstenci-s Taxed for Lniertninmcnt Hut iMcrenso STOCKHOLM (AI') The rnlio listener in Sweden mum pay for his entertainment, but neverlhe le.ss license holders Increased to 5,000 against 6000 last year. A reo of 12 krone paid by listeners has provided funds for on imj proved program. Demand on the present broadcasting stations has necessitated fresh arrangements. H is planned to build u high- power Mull on In the center of the ... , . .. country having WU.VO length of 1730 meters. Ry observing United Stales wen ther reports and operating ihclr furnaces accordingly, the Fle.ld Mn senni In Chicago estimntes that. It saves $10,000 annually In fuel coftfs. Money won't get you Into society, hut lack of tt will put you Out. . MOM'M POP . HELLO MR 6UNN-H0W LOMG'LUrr BE BEFORE ( YOU LEAVE FOR HOME? tt UKE TO RIDE WITH YOU- FRECKLES AND HIS ' " VAJtONME n 1.., e 7zrr i j a Oia ten uce I K4T i I r L ' w,ii,j.'Vilra'u, La Grande Final Showing of Picture at Sherrys Tonight ' After belnjc geon In a variety of pictures wherein ho invariably uua cuat In jovlul roles, Wlllurd LouU appeara next week ua u fllut-souled conttcleneeleas Villain. Tho picturev in queHtlon Is "The Mun.Wlthont a fonacdeneo. a Warner Hros. 'Classic of the Screen," playing ut the Sherry theater. 1 The title rolevcnllv for nil the verisimilitude und veruttlity Mr. I.OUlH POMHOKSOH, ail tllOHO Wl(0 have admired tho popular char acter comedian In hucIi pictures us "Hum liruniinell," "Itabhllt," und oiliem, will bo eaor to wateh him esttuy a differont characterization, I rem. Itleh und June Vnrlow o, "the lrl with the . soulful eyes," play oppofdtn htm.- Others In tho cunt are John Talrlrk. Helen hnu bar, Kobert Agnove and William Orlamqnd. The presence In ouo Blntilo pic ture of 90 many screen luminaries Is sufficient promise of a veritable feast of cinrmin onteHnihmenl, and from critical accounts In other cities, this picture. Is cveptlonul In ! many respects, .The. plot centers around an unscrupulous man bent on bVtraylnjf and ruining friends and InllmnloH for his own selfish ends, and around two women who becomn part anil parcel of his life, for heller or worse. Comedy showing, "The. Merchant, j of Weenies. Jones Stars in New Film of ' " Gold, Girl, Bandits ' Dan Front Us U ft' .one.womnn man, and Val Is a one -.man dog. Marjorle Donald has ft Heart of Krold, but tho real gold comes from the. Gold Kaglft Mine and Is driven In a biff wagon over winding trails where bandits lurk. . , The girl, the gold, tbo bandits and Ituck Jones are tho Ingredi ents which go into, the making of "Cold and the Girl." tho thrilling William Vox western picture which will open on Krlday at tho Star. it will run the entire week. And, in this ease "runw is used advised ly. There isn't a slow minute In it. Dan Trcntlss first comes Into tho life of Mnrjorle Donald when his lariat, swinging straight and true. hulls her runaway mount and saves her life, tie loses his heart, '0-Her that .morulnir, and Dun's dog, Pal, loses his heart, too, when Marjorle remurks lie is a "darl tnff.'' After that, many thing happen, but In the end. Dun wins Marjorle. There . Is a great deal to be salfl things intelligently, but he shows his emotions. by his , facial exres- slon Just as. other actors do.j.,He though this is the first il.ne lie hB,, Is listed on the cast as Pal. Al- I ,,t,,!ir.wl In ii Tlnek .lones nleture. lie promises to become, as familiar 1 a screen figure as Jones' horsi-, Silver Hack. Silver Ruck's best . scene this tlmc Is In a wild chase Jones makes after a runaway wngonlond of geld bullion. His leap from the horse's )ck lo tho sent of the wagon is u real thrill. Hut there ure many others featuring fist fights, pistol duels, rescues, and captures. For the benefit of he fair sex. it might be. added that there are two neenea On tt certain rustic IirlligO ..... . ... jwhere HIICK meets me neruuie uim tells her veil tne Kinu oi nuns a real hero does tell the one wo man lie loves. Tho girl, Marjorle Donald, iB played by Kllnor Fair. The east also Includes Iiruce Gordon, Claude Peyton, i.uclen .Minefield and Al phona fc'thler. The story is from an orlginnl scenario by John Stoae. lodinnnd Mortimer, who has proved himself remarkably capable VIALK 50RRY HENRY BUT IS tLL. HE T& VMORK A LiTTLfc CfiCCTiMe- MoT VAJtONME FRIENDS W55'l-v " , Hi '. 1 f Theatres in handling of Jones pictures, reeled this luteHi protluotloit. "The; Dancers" Now Showing At The Arcade Quite often the sensationally sue-, cessful pluy or book become n fail ure w hen prod need for the screen and although many reusons huve been udvuuced. William Kox still holds that the' movie oust mukes or breaks u stage produc tion. While ho agrees , with Shakes peare to tho extent that the "play's the thing" ho goes tho Hard of Avon on better und udds sign i flea) -ly. "If you havo tho players," , In "The Dancers," which r.m iiuit Klynn just dlrecte! for the Kox Kllm coiponitlon, special attention has been paid lo the enstv lit fact, it Is band picked, the char after of each role being carefully analyzed and then given to an tifU 1st who could give n. correct nnd full hf ul interpretation to tho part. With the same unerring judg ment which led Mr. Kox to select. George O'Brien for "Tho , Iron Horse," the wonder picture of ihe year, he selected Mr. O'Brien lo portray the coveted role pf."Tony" and then, surprised director, as sociates und the. motion picture world by throwing economy to the winds and playing Alma ltubeiiH nnd Madge Bellamy In the leading feminine roles. Tho balance or the cast is of 1110 same urlistlc calibre and as a re. suit "The Dancers" Is one of Iho most pretentious productions of the year. The screen version was made1 by Kdmund Colliding. "The Dancers" Is the feature at traction nt the Arcade' theater to day und capacity houses are ex pected to be the rule during the en gagement. "Strongheart" t Saves Own Life " By Quick Thinking There are sonio persons who in sist that a uok does not think! Try and tell that to Jane Muii'tni who adapled "White ' Fang,!', at Sherry's Friday and Saturday, ( to the screen from the fuinous Lon don novel, and who is one o-f ,thc most violent leather-lunged boost ers of the great canine star. Having worked wJth "Klrongheart" In many pictures, and having raised lilm from u puppy, Miss Jane Mnr- rin Is In u position to know more about his great native Intelligence than any ono else. And she says that Strongliearfs finest bit of thinking occurred during the film ing of "Whlto Fang." ! Here Is the: example which Miss Wrrin thinks P- ' "''' , iij p '""(. - o ra fortunately for her reputation for veracity she has in this-Instance at least twenty eyo wltniws who "" - In rilmlng some scenes In Alaska, the compuny used a short spur track across a trestle to move from one location to another. Kvery- "ouy ' - " niroilKln-aii. " " along by himself on the bigh tres tle above when tho rest of the had reaclied the oilier side and descended Into the val ley. Suddenly, without even a warn ing liinHi of the whistle, n gravel train heavily loaded rounded the J curve at tho Tar end oi ine ircsne and rolled on rapidly down I ho grade. The engineer saw the dog on thn track and whistled furious ly, hut bo could not slop the. heavy train. "Run. StrniiBhenrt, run!" shriek ed his mistress from below. Mean while llie'trnln rumbled on toward the animal, silhouetted against the sky. Hut Stronghenrt did not run. Tie Arguing His Blast it' - i hate td HOME TWC PAVEMEAST HOT AMD MV SHOE BOLES ARE THIM- 'Jim G0SH-HE(?E'3AN OLD STREET CAW TRAMSFER! mavbe i campass rr OFF OA) IME U3WOUCIOR Too 4N r i a m.1 1 r I . J.,' JKa knew better thun anyone else his OUIlgtir . inil 111! eiltuil-ca. rrw- urlng the distance from tho train 'to the fur end of the trestle with ' his eye. the big dog saw that he could. not uinke.lt. with all his speed, . Ho woulil iie.overmnen iie fore ho-could make It. and ground, beneath the' wheels 'or thrown In to the volley below. . ' As the train plunged on and the potiirled spectators , waited help lessly, BtroiiKliouj-l, Willi all the de liberation, in tliu wurld, let him- self down detween the UeB and hung, with his strong .neck braced, ugalnst one tie and Ills forepawB against the next, one. .Then ho barked loudly, us If signalling from below. "Ho wunts us to catclt blm lie's going io drop." yelled someone. In a secoud a doxen treiuldlug hunds spread a blanket and just us the train thundered over blm the Mg dog let go his Insecure bold and dropped. Into the blanket and safe- '! .. .. K thut isn't thinning, a Miss Murfin. "what Is?" Comedy Bhowiog, "Call cop." iuuiuluu Still Made Where Vigilantes lliiil Ft. iiiuiuyluw SAN FRANCISCO, (AP A COIll nanv -on lower SacranMiito street maniifaitures gunnyhngs oil the she of old Fort tlimnybngs,' of In-later-memory In the' stirring gold rush yenrs at the thresbnld of Snn Fitinelsco's'lilstnry.' j - ! ' ' l'Mrt CimmybuKs wits the place where the viglUintes hanged crlnv inals In 1 SB t. when for a few months these dispensers 'of sum mary JuUice had entire control of the city. The year preceding had been lawless: and the histories soy that loo murderers had gone- un-J punished. The-Vigilance commit tee wns organised, enrolling Soon men on a military plan. Ai ms were seized from the state. Sacks wore filled with sand and piled bigii in building over which guns were mounted hence Fort Ounnybags In Annlston. Ala., n man weighs r.u.uiio nounds. Hut it Is Iron pipe, nnd he docs i every day. FOR SALE I havo severnl modern homos located In different portions of the city. All are priced right several T can sell on very liberal terms. I have a few whero a substantial payment is required, where the owners realise to dft cure (theso payments they must offer 'extraordinary values. Now Is the time to buy La Orunde property. Jtemember this state ment. Those who buy now will save money over those who wait until next spring. Sales Invari ably follow conditions when good houses to rent ure scarce. 1 hit Is the condition In Lu Ci ramie to day nnd the renting problem is going to be pronounced more und more during the coming year. U Is thti original thinker who Is Iho. success, , The JimJorlLy al.- wuyu have and always, will fol low leaileis they buy when the buying boom is on, they utap when the other fellow stops, but the shrewd buyer uwults his op portunlty. That opportunity is now. Permit me to show yoii some real homo bargains. GEO. H. CURREY REALTOR Farm l.nane Mattresses Rugs Cleaued - Rebuilt. Feather Mattrenses Mad Pillow Reaoratnl Fluff Huge Made treea old carpets. Furaltiire He paired aaJ Recovered La Grande Mattress & Weaving Works Licensed Fumig'alor PHONE 411.W Ohaa. Edwards, Prop Way Home .Saw Cve arsoed VJlTHYDUABOOTTHlS TRANSFER1 "For tem ' MWUTES-ITOLDYOU SWOaOOD-tJTHEi? Much for Jay 1 PAY YOUR FARE OR THE CWMPAWY . xlf V) .. . -' . BV WlSMOMEAJT EXPLOSIOM OCCURS AT TUB. GAS MOOCkS1 A F-tW BLOCKS AvwAy Professional Directory Tlit dlrcotori It tmymltUt ' for Hi out-of-town reader who soar want tbo nan and address ot some arotcaataaal awn. II has bent carefully pre- : pared ami will prove to b a ready aid lo any reader lu oh lalniaa erompl pro'esatonal aerxloo. ' Classified For Quick Reference Attorneys C6H IUIAUT -, Attornaji-at- uv, ortioe wt-jcou.o uii lug. Tlevbon Mil a, UL OOBRX aai aUBBIIABD ao, T. Cochran and Colon R. lOberhard, . Attura.va Kt Law. 1a UraBd Nt. tlouai llaak buUalas;. Xttaahoa Slam , . Jsookaoa bulMln. Th!iion iala e4. CAUL O. HSXls--AttMny at Law. uoom as. New Fjiar iui W. , Teleohone Main 771. , . DtUU ps, C. W, KKWl Dentist. OaroV ner Building. Telenaaa Mala M. I 11J.L UJ-l.'JJJ Architect O. B. MUAEH. AHklXt uoom 7 La Grande National Bank SulMlag HoU's Catarrh both local and Internal, and haj been successful In the iteatment of Catarrh F.J.CHENEY t CO.. Toledo. Ohio Hi LU! . FARM LOANS Six Per Cent TEN YEARS' TJME Prepayment privileges. $3,000.00 to $30,000.00 REAL ESTATE Exchanges Everywhere Come in and tell us what you have; we may be able to trade you out of debt. Security Land & Savings Co. A Combination of Oood BUTTERNUT BREAD SUPERFltd , ,",b5 , PURITY '"Baker . . . BUi, McWILUAMS " SV hK57 ( SETOFF AT THE. IjJ-yr- ' Vt WVT STREET . Q - PL,f-' i AMD I'LL ALSO 1 ' . t , . ' REPORT Y00 TO h XE ' .V---"- Aaii p f fr ( 7WATW0Z ,r7 X-As Ay f Vv-V Xvv' bandy lor the Fhyslciana & Surgeons TKLLa N. UODMHIt, M. 11. Physician and Burgeon Rooms 19-11 Telephone oaiaiar Building Main C!it ARItl lOrTT, M. D. LKtS (OIIVI, M. O. Vraotlea limited to diseases of the Eye, Ear, Moso and Throat. New pViley Teleuhona Buildlaa; Maiu 1 A O. HIHBV, M. 1. Physlclaa and Burgeon Naw Foley Telephone Uulldlng Main aa I1ICIIAHI1P. I.ANUIS M. It. Pbyalcian and tiurgeou Oardner Telephone building Main W. P. MeADOHY, U. II. . .. ' Burgeon Naw Foley Teleakone Building Maiu t C. B. MOUHK, M. D. Phyalelan and Huraenn Kew Foley. Telephone jsun ulldlng Main in F. U RALSTON, M. D. Practice limited to diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. - Rooaie 18-19 Tnlepbone Bomsaer fiulldlng Main 77 A. t, RICHAnOSOir, M. D, Burgery Rooms 11-1? Telephone Beesmer Buildlaa Mala IS Osteopathic Physicians J. I. 1NGLB. D. O. General Osteopathic Practice HAIlGAHUT INIil.it, U. O. Praotloe limited to care of Infauta. Boauner Telephone Building Mala 111, In a few more years tho only way you will be nble to sco Iho country is by peeping over a bill board. ' WEAVER'S Tailors, Cleaners, Dyers And Pressers PHONE MAIN 11 Depot, Street STAGE hi itoe on and aftek mat h ucavk 1ji;avio VnJon La (iraiule :00A.M. 1:00 P.M. 1 ;U P. M. 6:J0 P. M. Sunday 1:01P.M. t:0 P. M. P. O. DeLAP Headqnaitcn, Sommcr Hotel By TAYLOR By BLOSSER ''SV?'