La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 27, 1925, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Texti Friday, November 27, 1925. THE IX GRANDE EVENIKQ OBSERVER " The Observer Want The Market Place of Union and Wallow FOB KXJCt FOIl RKNT gnragu close Hlocping room and In. bub Jefferson. 2-!l-24-6tp FOIt URNT Apartment In New - Foley Illdg. Inquire J. J. Foley. . . 2-n.i8-tr FHl RKNT & room house. Good, location. Fhone M-01O. 8-11-10-tJf . . " 1 i i .1 i ,y FOJl RENT Modern C-room house. Cuu M-rsti. z-lu-3o,-tf ; I FQTt HUNT i houses. Tel." 4?ft-M. 1-10-uJ-tf FOIIbALs. Tort SAI.K Cheap.- Howling alley outfit. iVtllst bn BOliI by Seem lier 1. Phono Iftijli, Union. .. ' ;i-nf2G-2tp FOK : KALE ?V4 ,h. ' p. (General Klectrlc 2 or 3 phase incrtor," 220 volts, flood condition. Complete with starter and Rwlttih. Karl E.-Chandler. F.lgtn. O-W-24-lmp FOR SALK 6-room moiVrn home. (Mo.se In on paved street. Terms ' reasonable. A. bnr'gaifii It taken . at once. Cnll Observer or M-:i7. , ( 4-11-20-tf FOM SALE-" HoiiaoholC. furniture. Gull Main 010. I 2-ll-l(i-tf FOR 8ALE 6 room ptirtly modern bo'usa and it lots. 2402 V. Ash. , . ( 3-11-10-lmp FOR SALE Used pianos nt bar raln prices. 10 duhvn and Jlo a ' month. E. O. Musto Co. Il-B-tf FOR SALE Ry owner, modern six-room house. Call Muin CSC. j- 2-11-2-tf WANTKU First .class carpenter work by day or contract; renson ' able and guaranueed. 1512 V." ,-. ( 3-11-25-Otp WANTEP -Buttons) made. Hem stitching. Art and Baby Shop, rr . 8-4-lm WANTED '-Pressing, cleaning. Zweifel's Tailoring. M-176. De- livery. 11-3-tf HAND SAW PLATING Instruc tions.'. Engagements. 6 Depot street: s-ll-6-lmp TO EXCHANGE Light touring ' ear for ono-ton truck. Will give tor take difference.- Call. at IS 12 4-Jl-25-Otp B A F E S repaired, combinations FARM LOANS We are prepared to ' offer a very attractive proposition in f aim loans rates 612, no com--missions or appraisal fees. See us if you con template a change. We also have some money to loan on city property. WEEKS & BLACK - REALTORS New Foley Wdg. fjunranca Loans : Jloar tlte Welsh filccmcn ot 1j.D. S. Tabernaole, Monday, Norember 30 HEATERS NEW OR USED, COAL OR WOOD From $1.00 to $80.00 WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE Furniture Exchange fit awl Jef famm Phon WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE Why Run Downstairs to answer the telephone? An extension, or extra telephone on your line will save you many steps, and make it possible for you to answer your telephone promptly day Or night. Your request will bring prompt " insinuation. j Home Independent Telephone Co. Observer Want Ad Rates (Count fire average ords , to the line) Per lino, 1st Insertion..... 10c Per Hue, each added cou- seciitlvo Insertion 7c Minimum charge- on one or der .25o RATES BY MONTH 2 lines, per month $J.. 'SO 3 lines, ler niontllHw.HmH.$.2a 4 lines, per numth tl.uO 0 lines, per month .$1.15 . Kacli additional line over five charged at 60o per line per liiontli. '" CASH IN ADVANCE Is re quired on all classified orders to earn these rates. Higher rates. cliarged on all credit In sertions. Copy for all classified orders must be In this office by 10 A. M. DAY OP INSERTION. Stop orders on ad Inserted un til further notice must be re ceived by tlie same hour or ex tra Insertion will sie charged. Telephone orders solicited. Cash rates may be. earned .on phone orders by payment on or before date of last Insertion. - I-nONE MAIN. 87 ' "An Observer Want Ad v; , Will DO It" changed. J. Rosenbaum, M-104. 2-10-3-lm FOUND FOUND Large assortment of high grade stamped patterns. Lowest price. Whllo Art- Hhoppe, New Foley DUlg. 3-11-26-ltp Opening Day or Oklahoma Strip Enacted at Klmlierly KTMRERLEY, (AP) Scenes similar to those enacted in.-Okln-homa when the "strip" was thrown open for settlement, have been wlt-: nessed repeatedly in different parts of the .South African diamond dis tricts within the last few months on grounds which heretofore ' had Ix'en considered barren. There are thousands of persons who have become nomads, wander ing about the country and engag ing in every rush possible to stake out claims at the opening of dia mond diggings such as took .place spmo. weeks tlgo at Orrsonskraul near liloemhor. J'lto race, ns in Oklahomn, Is mnilo on foot, by men snd women On horseback while others follow up In the renr FOR SALE ' A city milit route and complete equipment. Monthly Income $000 and can bo greatly increased. 211 coVs. team, wugon, crates, bottles, cooler, milk wagon, mower, rake, dwelling, largo barn and 1 acres of land adjoining city. . This is i going concern. A money-maker. A cno-ncrn stock much, nelir Union. About 100 acres In cult!" vnllon, 75 acres alfalfa. ' land Hnrlngs In every pasture, creek runs through tho place. Owrtir Is non-resident .and has made special price. Early spring bunch grass pasture. Family orchard berries. Owner always made money. This place will take care of 100 head of stock. GEO. H. CURREY REALTOR Farm Iioana 1 1 00,000 to loan on farm lands, si I Ad Page Counties NEW TODAY FOR RENT Two housekeeping rooms. Call 441-11. 1-tl-ntf FOR RENT Sleeping room with stove or rooms for light house keeping. Call 875-J. '3-11-27-lt WANTED- Responsible girl to help with woiji. 14US Wash. Ave. ... 2-11-27-ltp WANTED Woman to tnko care or confinement case and do cooking nnd housework. There Is four In family,, two small children. Will pay $2.00 a day. Washings sent out. .Mrs. Guy Shepherd. I'erry. 6-lt-28-llp FOR RENT 3 -room house. Tart ly -furnished. Call 1002 M or 211-W. ' 2-ll-27-2t FOR 'HALE llrnnd now 4-room bungalow, lights anil wutor, cor ner lot. garage. 11375, 176 down . 126 per: month. The house will bo ready, to movelnlo insldo of 2 weeks. . Call M-24S. " 0-tl-27-3t with their "covered" v wngons, rroiind ncrmltting, to furbish the diamond "seekers with supplies.' Tho area of tho staked - out, Is Broclhlnicd by the government;' us. unlly. after some lucky prospector makes a discovery of traces of the precious stones. Then tho raco of the diggers begins. Claims aro staked "and a- new town appears. .The disappointment of the dla mand diggers has been great.- At most but two percent of tho men make a stake, nnd In most enscs a fortune slips through the miners' fingers through drink, gambling and sordid living. Only 25 per cent make a tlocent living. 10 per cent, some kind of a Hying, . and quite 63 percent sink into Increas ing distress, said un investigating committee. . , Plan Protection of Middle Aged Aaainst Modem pace " NEW -YORK. (AP)-Gunrdlngthc middle-aged against Twentieth century strain Is becoming one , of the principal tasks of American life' insurance companies. During the last 25 years, most of the adv'anco in the . direction of longevity has been among children and adult of the. younger ages, through prevention of Infantile deaths and warfare against conta gious diseases, In the opinion of in surance men . Now attention Is being turned to men und women around 60 years of age and this subject will be the chief topic ot discussion at the convention of tho Association of Life Insurance Presidents . here, 'December 3-4. . '- ' '" " All 'data In possession" of the companies will be studied in tho hopo that records of the living may best point tho way to solution ot the 'problem. ' ' Why, or example, is tho per centage of deaths from diseases of the heurt, arteries and kidneys in he age group 45 to 04 more than three times as great as tho per centage ot tho group 20 to 29? Whut tendency, respectively, do nc. eountants, laborers bookkeepers, awyers, physicians, farmers," mer- hunls, mnnufncturcrH and others show of these diseases? These and other auestlons will he propounded'nnd an effort made' lo-ohtain agreement- among tho expert on a practical program for tho betterment of conditions af fecting the middle aged. j Tho muffler on your car should Uie thoroughly cleaned at least once a yenr. Soot and carbon, accum ulating when tho car Is being used, will .often plug the holes In the plates and tubes, causing a back pressure which overheats tho njino and docrcaso powor. MOWHTFOr FRECKLES AND HIS sr.'.. "r faun ' ' ' ( ALL SET TofiO ( VESAMBBV THE WAV, AUNT ( WV,CMICKTHtra,l--ArJtTMee Irlt IJl Ya f& II xt Y YOUR OlcXk j ' Iff WMFIE I 60TTWECS ) S&k LtfT FBOfA OUR J - 9 DlDSWESEMO AMV -J' I WAS AlOT TO AS FOR tsa V'W-WWLJ AJ mO rf FLOWERS YxZ JAV ? W ' VMAfTTlU.Vr;Ao)2J OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo ' mi uiB -n?i vr- ui(ic La Grande Buck Jones Bicture Is. Riot 6f. Action and Thrills,, .,, Ruck Jones, William For cow boy star, who has thrilled ' 'thou sands of picture fans hy his deeds of during, surpasses his previous crrorts In "Hearts and Spurs,' bas ed On "The Outlaw," Jackson Gro gory's realistic story" of tho west. The story Is replete with auven. turous moments and terrific notion. In trnfisrrlbtng tho novel to the scrccn-tho activity Of the plot has been greatly enchanced. Ruck Is just the kind of man you would imagine the hero to no. He is rug ged, lives -and breathes tho 1 great outdoors, and conducts himself like a true westerner, . . .- j : The big Fox stnr's forta is per- formlh'g hujiurtldn deeds. The present atbry gives him, ample. .op portunity to wado literally through perilous ventures. Thera are fights aplenty hard fust, rides-;- nioro fights. ' - .Carol Lombard plays the lead ing- role opposite Ruck with good understanding and Freeman Wood, Wlllium Davidson. Jean LaMott and Robert Llttlefield all give sterling performances. W. 8. Van- Dyko dlregted tho picture ana John Stone prepared the scenario. "Hearts ond Spurs" will bo feat ured at tho Star Theatre for three days starting today, , . Priscilla Dean in ' "The Crimson' Runner" ' At Sherrya Today km Motion picture stars simply can. not live down tho past. in "The Crimson Jlunncr.'Mltlnt Htrongberg's new Priscilla Ieun feature, which will he the nttraet lon nt the Sherrys thentre today and tfaturdoy the star called upon FRIENDS 7- C5R. IS IT L.X3. UIS ' 5U ne.AN ? Accord rjce -r- "j- ""'" 1 HSArsSs(-'.'.1 KMHic r-s A Cl&R ' Theatres to do a typical acrobatic Apacho dance, ' ' Before tho Beetles, Were to be taken, director Tom Forman In formed Miss Dean that a "doublo" had been engaged to perform the dance and that she would havo to appear only In the close-ups. "Well, you can cancel her right now!" Prlscllla replied with the same fire nnd sincerity she displays on tho screen. "You don't sup pose I've forgotten al I learned on the singe!,'' Artd tints it wan revealed that Prlscllla Dean had danced in the New York version of tho Follies Bergero when she was In her early teens and before she took up screen work "The Crimson . Runner" is an orlglnul story by Harvey Gates., Author of Merry Go Itounn, una "Tho Wildcat of Paris," one of jriss Dean's 1 notable earlier triumphs, featured In the support lug cast aro Ward CraneV Taylor H6lm.cs, Mitchell Lewis. James Nclll. Alnn Hale,- Ran de Limit, Charles H. Malles and ' Rernard Klegel. Comedy showing "Plensuro Round.' Vilma Banky Here Soon in D'lim Debt Few artists from nhrond-nsslm Hate American customs and its. nvs as rapidly as bus Vllma Han ky, the exotic Hungarian neamy recently discovered in lludapest hy Hnmtlel Ooldwyn. And now, Me. cording to Observers. "Vitma nns ns quickly accomplished the finesse teehnlque Of the American nctrcRft - in Europe, where Wise Hanky served her apprenticeship at bto Hon picturn work, apparently pic tures carry only n certain provin cial appeal, entering t the tastes and entertainment of Only certain The Grand An Important Message classes of certain nationalities. It was along these lines thnl Vllma was coached and trained prior to her fateful'meetlng with Uoldwyn, who recognised her lat. ent genuis nnd bestowed upon her u long-term contract before he had ever seen her upon the BCreen. Since her urrlval in Hollywood, but a few months ago, she has completed but one motion picture George Fltsmuurice'a production of "Tho Dark Angel," - which is booked as a First National offer ing at the Areado Theatre next Mnmluv. . Yet. with her high ue- gree ot .Intelligence, nceordlng to FlUmaurlce, Bhe easily cost ort tne technique acquired ahrond, devot ing herself studiously to the Am erlcanluatlon of her work, with as. tonishlug success. She combines." says Fitumuu rice, "that lndeflnenbln something which apparently la tho birthright of the European actress mat ln- tutltlvo ginre and girt or seit-ro-presslon which stamp Indelibly the born artiste with tho less subtle, hut more effective method of expression which marks the In terpretations of the American player. The. combination Is irre sistible." "The Hark Angel." which gives American audiences their first glimpse ot Miss Hanky, is an adap tation from tho stage play of the same tlllo . i, Soft Drinks Replacing Hard . Liquor, says Dry Officials CHICAOO, AP) Hard liquor In the United States Is being sup erseded by ginger ale und other carbonated beverages. In the opin ion of Captain Jt. Q. Merrick, as sistant to the prohibition ndmlifW trutor for tho Chicago district. t ' E B t No Confinement No Hospital Bills MY celebrated non-surgical treatment for Piles does not confine you to your bed or room. Yea can come and go about your work at usual. From the first treatment you will be relieved, and no milter flow seven your case, I GUARANTEE IN WRIT ING to cur your PILES or return yout its. If you are suffering with PILES oi einer net l al or culun an mcnt write or cult for my nee Fit ICE BOOK of Information. It alto conUlm nearly a hun. end letter from PATIENTS. LHAfci Ji ULAN. M.U.Irtc DEAN. M D I POktlANO OFT.I.CM: 5EATTH OtflCti. Or DV;n BullHInu SDS-SIt il.tttr CuilJmj flTHXAWDMArSl CTH AND FINS Deposit It Here Take no chances, We nie piepnicd to pro tect your money. UNITED STATES BANK Rear the Welsh Cleemen nt L. I), H, TnlM'iiiarlf, Monilnr, MnvemlM'r 110 Total ml C .- Professional Diredcry This directory la especially handy for the svan n ' m for the out-of-town reader who may want lbs) man ask! address ot some professional (nan. It has been carefully pre" pared and will prove to be a ready aid to any reader ha ok. la'ii1"!; prompt professional service. Classified For Quick Referent Attorneys BCQH brady Attorny-at-Law, offico West-Jacobson iiulld ln. Telephone Mala HL OOORRAIf aaa BBBRHAnO -Oeo. T. Cochran and Colon It. Kberhard, Attorneys at Law, La Uranda Na tional Bank bullalnsj. Tslepbons Itsln It. ROBERT t. -BAsUB) .Attorney t Ltv. , weai- Jacobson buUdlB(. Tslspnone Main 74. CAAI, a. nei,al Attornsy at Law. Koom 10, Naw Foltr Bulldln. Telephone Stain 771. DentisU Dr. C W. S5RWIH DsntUt, Oard aer Bulldln. Tslapkoaa Mala . Architect O. B. HIltWH, arekl.tet Room 7 La Orarada National Bank BulldlBe Living In the past or the future iBn't much fun. Try the present, it Is both of them combined. WEAVER'S Tailors, Cleaners, Dreri And Preasen PHONE UAIN Ml Depot Street Snodgrass & Zimmerman Exclusive ; Undertakers for one purpose of convey In the slok and Injured any where they want to go. Main M Nlftit or Ray FOR Thanksgiving Dinner K)K OVF.lt OVIt LINK OF (-AKF.S AND ROLM. ton will not be niKapnoUili'iL Always frrslu La Grande Bakery Tim most modern linkcry tlil akin of IMitland. K, . McWII.LIAMS, Owner. Physician & SnrgeoM TEI.LA JT. BODMBR, at. 0a jroy-ieisB ana aurfeos nooms iv-ii Sosiai.r Buildinar BARR1 OtrVT. It. t. . LKK Bouvr. k. B. ' Practice limited to dluasaa of tha Eye. Ear, Nose and Tnroat. New Foley TeleaaeM Uulldloa Mala M R. O. HIRBT. Physician and I New foley Jlulldlng urgsoa TelaskM Ma lata as HICUAnnP. f.ANDIs M. o. , Pbyslciaa aaa aursaen Oardner . TalsahoM HulldlBS : . Main M Meaoonr, m. a, Hurgson - . . New Foley Uulldlna I. MOORB. Bi. D. Physlolaa and Sura-sea New Foley Tela Building Main 1 tr. i rt a i. stow, ts. n. Practice limited to diseases at the jsye, mar, Moati ana id eTeskSI Uala 771 KOOB1B Bommar Building A. U RICH ARDIOV, M. O. '. flurgary Rooais 11-17 Teleeaooa Sornmar Buildinar Mala 1 Osteopathic PhysieUns J. L. IKOLB, U, O. Qeneraj Osteopath la Praetle BASuaseTi' er.u-.ei U. O. 1eaeln limllajl to cere) of lllf AAtSU Boaimer , ?J,?,"lfi Buildinar '. Mala it I J 1 !JI ',"1 Mattressea RafS Cleaned - RebaHt. -Feather Mattresses Mad ' Pillows Reeeoraeed Flnfl Hugs fttada frssa old carpets. - Furniture Repaired MnJ Kecorerert La Grande Matirest & Weaving Worki Licensed Furnlgatov PHONE 434-W Cluu. Edwards, Pros) UNION-LAHIH ws. OS AND AFTER HAT ir IiEAVB IiEATsI ) Union . Iarateda - :00A.M. 1:00 P.M. ) 1.16P.M. CMP. at Bnaday HOOP. M. 1:10 P.M. P. a. DeLAP Heailmiuten, Boaaaaet Hotel THAT By BLOSSER 1 t ! f- ! s-. i t.-