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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1925)
Thursday, Decemlier 10, 1025. THE KS GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER T Page Nlrje I ) 3 I W0 5 4 The Observer Want The Market Place of Union and Wallowa FOR KENT FOU IiENT house. Good 24li-M. - Modern &-room locution. l'hone 2-1 2-5-01 p FOIl ItKNT C-room house. (.',11 318-J. ' - 2-12-2tf KOIt ltKNT- Two housekeeping rooms. Cull 440-lt. 2-11-2711' van IIKNT Apartment In Now Foley Hid)?.' lmiuii'o J. J. Foley. 2-1 1-1 S-tf FOlt HUNT - Modern. C-rooin house, (.'nil M-&SG. 2-lil-:io-lf FOat HAluft - - FOlt RACK 1 pure-lircd llolstcln yeurllni; Km I. Fiuo individual. Address S. 1.. KlllKht, Jlnhler. S-12-7-C1P !") n SACK Burred Hock Cock erels, O. A. t. strain. A, II. Mc Cain, La. Urande, Oregon. . I i.12-4-BI FOU HACK Uivn your hoy a real Christmas undent: Oerman po lice puppies, direct1 descendants Grand Champion " oif Gerinany, 1H21, A. H. McCain, Ca Grand,,, Oregon. i 6-12-4-0t KOIl SACH 7 it. p. General j Kleetrlo 2 or a plicise motor, 20 volts. Good condition. . complete tvlth starter undi switch. 'Karl K. Chaudtrr. Klrfn. ail 1-24-1 nip FOH BACK fi roian&rtiy modern house and it loth. 2402 ,N. Ash. ( ; 3-1 1-10-lmp I , FOR BALE" Usi1 pianos at bar guln prices. $H) down. and 110 a month. K. O. Music Co. 11-3-tf FOtl RACK Tiy owner, modern Ik-room houso. Call Main G8G. 2-il-2-tr KAMTK1 WAKTEn--Cirl for frerior.H house work. 702 ."Washington St. ; 2-12-7tf WANTED TO RENT Tiy young con pit-. No, children. Small modern fnniishPd ait., refr (M0'H. P. O. box 25a. 3-12-8-3tp WANTED Buttons made." Hem stitching. Art end Baby Shop. 9-4-1. n WANTED Pressing, cleaning. Zwelfel's Tailoring. M-170. De livery. ' - . H-3-tf SAFES repaired, combinations changed. J. JCosenbaum, M-104. , ' 2-10-3-lm FltKK A -mus'lcal saw with each course of personal lessons. U It. Hale, 6 Depot. . 3-12-7-lmp FARM LOANS We' are prepared to offer a very attractive proposition in f aim loans rates no com missions or appraisal lees. See Us if you con template 'i change. Wa also have some money to. loan on city property. WEEKS & BUCK REALTORS New Foley Jildg. Insurance - Loans HEATERS NEW OR USED, COAL Oil WOOD From $1.00 to $80.00 WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE Furniture Exchange fir ud Jefferson Phone 474-1 WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE Advancement The perfection of the telephone marks one of the big mile posts in the advancement of civilization. Your friends, the doctor, the police, the fire deportment are all brought within instant reach by your telephone. If you do not have a telephone, why not have one installed? Your application .will re- ceive prompt attention. - Home Independent Telephone Co. Observer Want Ad Rates (Count fivo. average words to the line) Per llnb, 1st Insertion.., ..10c 1'er Hue, each adiasj cou- sntitlvo Insertion to Minimum churge on one or tier ' 956 RATHS BY MONTH i lines, per month. ...:...'...$. o 3 lines, per mouth ............. f.1.25 4 lillcxt per month. ............ .$ 1.08 5 line, per mouth...... 94.75 Kuch udditloual lino over five charged at otto per line per uiontti. v CASH IV ADVAWR IS re quired on nil classified orttMe to earn lliesu rates. Higher rntes charged on all, credit In sertlons. Copy for nil classified order must be In (his ofMce by 10 A. M. IAY OP INSERTION. Slop orders on ad Inserted an til further notice mast be re ceived by the snmo hour or ex tra Insert ioti will he chargvta. Telephone orders soUclleii Cash rtttes tuny lie- earned on phone orders by payment on Or before date or last' insertion. PHONE MAIN ST "An Observer Want Ad Will Do It" COST -Ueadliuht for National car. Reward, Call Tost Office, Alieel. 2.18-S-Ot safi: roi xi) ix 1'ircu SAI-KM, Ore., A Bmall Bhfe found hy the trffloi-a in a field nonr the city. Is the property of Conrad JJillman, polico announced. The safo was stolen from Mr. TMllman's home several days aKO and water taken to the field where It was broken open and looted. It contained ti3- cent. and some val uable papers. The papers were thrown into the Willamette river. Mr. Dillman did not know tho Bafe u'iir mio-ilne until tndnv. . Donald Wilbur, who lives hear Mr. Dillman, was-arested, charged with the theft. Rich American hunter has sail ed for Africa. Our most famous rleh American hunters are chorus Slrls. ' FOR SALE 10 acres, Improved, In Irult- dale for $3000 40 acres, improved, 1J miles from 1-a Oraudo $4000 ICO acres, well improved, in cluding itnpUunents ...,...$7000 80 acres extra choice soil, well improved for $S0fi6 GOO acres near Vnion. 160 under c-iltlvation, at a real bargain. Furnished houst; Tor ate, plUTtilted and wired .....u.fcU&OO f'ity inilli route that Is bring ing $5G2 eacli montlu InvestiiRtte! -v niftilern home -for $3 806 ' i'lenty of immediate money for Kood farm loans. Long tyrm if you prefer, including options to pay alt or in part at any time. You will like this plan upon la vestigation. GEO. H. CURREY RfcAIrOR I'arni Jjoans $100,000 to loan on farm lands. Ad Page Counties NEW TODAY FOlt SACK-"! yr. old pure bred llolstcln hulls. Address John C. McKtt-eni Ilulncs. Ore., n. F.i r. 1 S-lS-llNOtp FOn SACK Spjclul low price lo i,,.-,,, win buiiiu patterns. White Art Hlioppc, New Foley Illdg. J K S-12-10-2tp FOlt IIKNT 2-room furnished humor. Call 31118 Adams' Ave. 2-l.-lu-3tp FOU SALE-Olvo'-llvinir present (icrmhn Crown canaries, singers, JS.bu; pair, Sr..OII. Call 3U3-W. 8-lS-li-:itp L. A, Chinatown To Give Wav to New lUiildings T.OS ANGRI.KS (AP) T.os An geies- Chinatown and ceb brati-d I'iaz.l, eaxih rich in colorful bistory or ine early (lays, nro facing d mniciion as mo jmnd of progress moves onward. The. two are within the forty n locks whero $&o.oou,000 wilt be Spent on U civic cent.-r nail union railroad terminal, the pinns for 1 which call for domnlitlon of vir jtuatly nil buildings now slandin; ana reconsi ruettnn so as to con Ifnrrn, ii architectural design. , It woa .on tho Plaza that the Mexican governor, Felipe De Neve, founded ' "Ml Pueblo Do Neustra Senoru. De Iteyno l,o l.os Angeles." September 4, 1781. H was tho scene of the marriage of I'lq Pico, C'ulifornia'B famous Mexican gov-, crnor. . Here It was that th official document was rend making .Los Angeles, Instead of Monterey, the capital of tho . state. In IS 4ft a road-weary courier shouted from tho Plnza that gold had been dis covered In Northern California. Two days later, the dusty throat of t'OTUicnga Pass was choken with vcmlth seekers and only twelve persons wero left, hero. Life, about the Plaza has not al ways heen happy. Klghteen Chi nese were hanged he.rc in 1S71 dur ing a race .uprising. Chinatown, adjoining Iho Tlnza, .c6n tains Ferguson's Alley, Apa rt 1 a sa and M a rc h essa u 1 1 st re e t s, where young Chinese trndo with tourists and old men sit silently puffing at long-stemmed pipes. Ten yenrs will , bo required to comph'to .the, reconstruction pro gram, but already demands are be ing made to save the plnza. It ap pears 'certain, however, that the old tunnels and underground cham bers, to'' which Iho Chinese set tlers fled at any suspicion of re currence of t,ho massacre of 1871, must surrender to sienm snoveis tho secrets they have hoarded lor decades. I'lioiTiyrY issrK loki:s TlAKF.ll, Ore., HecLslon of the Oregon supreme court affirming tho legality on non-taxpayers' votes In a school bond eletion, received means that consiruMion of n $40. 060 building for tho Union high school, district No. 1. of Halfway, in Baker county, will proceed as planned. The suit questioned the right of non-taxpayers lo cil( ballots on a bond issue. Judges of tho election hold that such votes were legnl. Tho bond Issue was held up by ac tion begun by several taxpayers of Halfway. O. T. MiiHsey of Halfway and the firm of Teal, MlnorA: Wln fren of Portland represented the school district nnd Nicholas. Hal lock & McDonald of Pnker, the protesting taxpayers. MOM1VI POP oSM- I WISH SOMETHING u.ppf.nTo Toon luck INSTALLMENT ON LORETTA'S RING IS DOE IN A FEW DAfS AMD I HAVEN'T ' EN006H DOUGH TO BUY A IF 60M6 DISTANT kcwmivo nuuuu . am, s isirt m- molkc I LEAVE WE TCN OK MM FRECKLES AND HIS J WrnElra l -ft,' 7UEEE.' j I V LETTER 1 l 7 id Pop TO SA 7d Pop aw L ail ir.'.' OUTBtjRSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo , 1 ' ' ' ' ' S r t uiiliiii: rv T "Tuis. t i ik lias. t j . Ik v i tii ' lyrrrv XOV , -i i '. it i.i l i '-' "' '"in ' ' La Grande James Cruze's "Pony Express" At Arcade Today The widely heralded and long pvneet.uV western snectal. "Th pony F.xpress." which James Cruzo directed for paramount, - with." a brilliant cuil of several thousand players, headed by Hetty Compson, lticilrdo Cbrtezv Ernest Torrenee and Wallace .Ucrry, starts tt'lhrco day engagement at the Arcade to day. ' ' This mighty frontier ctnemaster- plece gives Cruze tho unique dis tinction of producing the only sup remacy heretoforo maintained by his first great epic, "The Covered Wagon." And there is much, these two classics have in common. l.lke its distinguished t predeces sor. -The Pony KxpresH" is a pow erful story combining historical fact with th, element of romance that characterized the West of pio neer days. Hut although Its dim ax is as tremendous, nnd its ending as emotional and beautiful as that of "The Covered Wagon," Its love theme Is more appealing Its back ground more fascinating, and Its dramatic episodes more startling, more thrilling nnd more colorful. The action of the plot Is laid in 1860, In th dark days just before the Civil War, and deals with" iho struggle between North and South to gain "Control of California with Its prestige and' -enormous resour ces of'gold. In this bitter political contest, with Its plotting and intri gue, gunflgbting and bloodshed, tho crack riders of the Pony F.x press pluyeil a significant and im portant part. ltenides the heroic achievements of tho Pony Kxpress, the produc tion vividly arid authentically de picts the violent yet . picturesque life of the primitive West. Of the many historical characters who lire portrayed, particular interest ' n.U aches to tji youthful Mn rk T wft In. VJOULD - the next VC t iwirf SNU CCIN oui-io FRIENDS o.. .... A17A CLAD? 77jcm rtL. r I I I M S 111 i : ' v r r i m "a. i.. .,-''' 1 Theatres the stripling Ili.ffnlo Rill nnd the famous .Mormon leader, lirlgham Young. ,." Henry James Formnn. former editor of Collier's weekly, and Walter Woods, one of tho most ex perienced scenarists in the film In dustry, collaborated on tho story 1 0r "Tho pony KxpresB." ( p-Qi. TTfllJ n -f " . , Wild Houses in Western Film Conlalnlng one. of tho spectacular stampede scenes photogrnphed, "The While most ever Out- law," a Universal Blue Streak Westernt featuring a band of wild horses, will be shown at tho Star theatre beginning Friday After as exhaustive search of tho mountain valleyH.of the Southwest. Cliff Smith, director of tho picture, located Jn a beautiful long valley severu I miles in wind), finniccd with Impressive snow eaped moun. tains, a short distance from the great Death Vulley. In this natural enclosure a herd of one thousand wild horses was found roaming at large. Scout, the favorite mount of Tloxle, seemed to take instinctively lead of the herd which followed him wherever he went Tho entire - herd . was stampeded in one scene dashing madly down the. valley. A hurri cane of dust swirled up in its wake malting thu sreno doubly effective. The panoramic views of this maj estic sight seemed to render futile the attempts of a small band of men o head off and capture some or the choicest steeds. 'The Whltn Outlaw" Is nn un usual Western, held together by a well-knit plot and raised to an art 1st t a pinnacle by the Sheer mAg nlflcwicft or tho rugffvd Western scenery. The story concerns a wild horst? captureu und lamed bv a cowboy. f jdaye d by .1 up k Hoxle. . The horse One Useless (,J POP'S 6IMPLV fiOT To HELP ME OUT V C2 WHAT A NOTC VOR $10,000 ) f CHEER UP POP-DOrJT JfJORRV- i'Jvct OT THIS "-I'M DESPERATE -ANOTHER nHAVJ L ta Doe CM TUB r"iST OF the S- s ye'll HAVE Tb wandTosether 1 1 DAY OI VWRHVINO LIKE THiS AW I'LL B6 ) vxt 7 MOMTH AMD THERE 16 NOMOMEY ) 7 IN OUR HOUR OF TRIAL" NER6 A IN A PADDED CeLL IT S HIS WTY AS A v. J ( )N SW TO MEET IT- V S BOTH IM THE SAME BOAT . FATHER TO SlVE M6 AMELPWfl HANO Jlh V. QoOO GftlEF-HOW DID I - I Good: Morning Norma SlannaM is Jack Hemp. tev'.i nieen and Is plum eirator In . his lldel llnrlKira, Ijis ApeleS.,Kho Is reuliireil lo say.'ltomi niorniuK ,n every eatl tliat eniaes la, unl sle '.-sIlMides tliat litis-' menus Heut is lienlen'liy h, 'ranch ' nahd ' nnd runs away. .itaHicflnl? nliont him maiiv nniunr hiirses or tiro Western plains, who freo oilier horses and causo Iioxlfl tp-hn ncoused Of rust- linnr. Wlln tlie stlRmn or wine up on him he 'imps to- tlie monntains to eantnro the wild horse : and prove his innocence Folies Bergeres Shown in rum At Sherrys Everyone has heard of tho Folies lleR-cres. liis darln(t.I';rcnch niusictni re vue hus heen seen by nearly every Amerlean fortunato enouifh to bo to 1'arls. Now it lias been pictured ny I'Vank llorsaite In his screen ver sion for Mcro-Ooldwyn-Mnyor or Haddy's Gone a-Huntlnif." mo fn- mous staffa lilay by Zoft Aklns. ou who Jiavo never been to urone will have tho opportunity of seetnff the. Krench Folic In au thentic copies of the luxurious et- tlntts for wlileh it IB noted, at bliff ry's today only. On the slnire ''Daddy's Oono a-iluntlnir" made Mnrjorlo Ham beau famous. On the screen It will mid new fame In tho names of Percy Marmont and Alice Joyce They play the roles of Julian, an artist Ino'klne-' for Inspiration and hnnulness .and Kdllh, his wife. It, Is when Julian (toes to I'flrls Jo study Hint tho scenes ot me. n-'Me iiertttra.jitijl V'Ji i',1!"!""1'' KiiT studio parlies are tirouifht In, wfili Helena d' Aljry "and . Ford Hterlinir appenrinfr as typical Ijitln fuurtrr folk, nlilinit I'erc.y Mar mont In his work und play, mostly piny. Vti'Klnia Marshall, a nevf ehliil actress is seen in her first Important rolo us Janet, tho art ist's daiiKliter. Oilier members of ilio cast aro Holmes Herbert. Kdyllie Chapman. Martha Multoit. James Harrows nnd .tiniies Maeelliern. Kennetji II. flark is responsible for the adaptation from tho Koe Aklns play, which while expandlne the plot to provide ror tnriun. comedy and color, does not chant, in material manner 1ho orlKlnal draniii. fmnedy shnwins "Hollywood V!onnd.M . Mend Post Ehvla Offliwrs. Oltl-:(!ON C1TV, Ore. At a meelinK of Mend post No. 2, Ornnd Army of Ihn Itepiibllc. held at WIU lamette hnll James F. Nelson of Tartners Without the Other ( lOM.wArrAMiNurC ) r f Professional Directory il.iJi ti- .ii.ihi-i.ii II ilill dlroctVry W epclany B.Bdy for the newcomer or lav Mm M(-o-toin. wJt h may want tbnj Bans mhI ddrea, of Mate professional nan. It has born 'Atre folly pro. pared and will' prove' to be a ready aid to any reader ta ob talalna lowpl profr.ilnn.1 acrTtoe, l . Clasfied For Quick Reference ; Atterneyt ib oh la, akAitY Atlnira-.t- Law. ornt e W.at-J.cobaoa Isulld iua. T.lcoboli. aUtn. 111. OOOttHAlt a MrtMIH-tt, T. conhran and colon It. fberharo, Attorney at u, La Orand. Na tional .Baaa eu'iaiac, , Talavbon Main l. DcHttrta .naannaai. nana Or, a W. BnwilT Dnttst, Oard- a.r SulMlns. T.l.phoa. alf M. ArcHitMt O. at. mxa. aeeaftatt Koont 7 La Orand. National Bank 8ulldln I.lheral was elected comnfnnder; K. It. Grant of fllnd'storic, senior vice commander: Prank Moiro of. this city. Junior Vico commlihder; It. Ktroup, officer or the dny; K. Mctid, officer of the guard: J. T. llutler, chaplain; - J. J. Oorbett, surffeont- 3. C. Bltwyer, adjtistnnt. WEAVER'S I Tailors, CImmm. Dyers And PrtMcrs . PHONE? MAIN 1U Dep0t fitreel .. Snoidgrass & . Zimmerman Exclusive ; Undertakers Our Invalid Car la tuea but for ope purpose of convey. In the lck and injured any where they want to go. Iain M Mbjht or Dai tt - -. - BBTTERMUT v1readM SUPERFlNr lande PURITY Bakery K. 1. McWILLIAMS W-'S Phjrsicians & SurgMna l'hyalclaAandtturiceon Hnnmi 1 1I- 1 1 f Talananlal BoAunerBulldl c ' Mala 66t i,i:k n; -itoi'vy. m. n.. Practice llml'd to dlaea.a of tke rjye. r,ar,j noltt aua Tliroat. NBW Foley " Telept lohona ituiiainB Mala 1 H. fj. HUttIV, Phy lola and I New Foley Building i M. D. lurgeoa - Telephone Main 11 ICiiann t" uraiua . I ANI1IS M. U. iiuan ana Burseon Qardner BuUdlBfJ I ' Telephone i . . - Mar. M 4 P. M.ADOHV, m. u. - tiura-non- N.W T 2T Telephone Hall - - Main i, . a. HOnita. m. u. K.W , . rn ole: Phralolan and fiurireon 'oley Telephone Bull Main iv V. U HALSTOlf, M. O. rrritlee limited to dise.se. ot the - iCye, Ear, Noso and Tliroat Fftioais 18-19 Telephone Bel aaner Butldlnc ataia ut . ' A. I RIORARDRon, M. D. uuraary ; TlooSn. lf-17 - Telephone ' pmtner Bulldlna Wain 1, Osteopathic Physician . V. lie I NO LB, De Oe General Oaieopathlo Practlc HARflAHET IMm.Ifl. 1. O. Practice 11 ml Led to oaxe of Infanta. Bommer Telephone Bulldlnv UaVlO iv Mattresses Rugs Cleaned - Rebuilt. Feather Mattresses Made Pillows Renovated Fluff Hugs Made team old carpets. Furniture Repaired an J Recovered La Grande Mattress . & Weaving Works Licensed Fumlgato i PHONE 424-W .Clias. Edwards, Prop' UNION -LA GRANDE STAGE ' Off AND AFTER MAT It MCA VE liEAVB Union Latirandev . (:00 A.M. ' 1:00 P.M. ..'15 P.M. f :10 P.M. Sunday 1:00 Pi M. 1:10 P.M. P. a. AeliAP Doailquaiten, Boaunor Ilotel By TAYLOR By BLOSSEH 1 w :-l - Yg f t J m fcA 1
