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

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, December 22. 1925. THE DC GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page NIng The Observer Want The Market Place of Union and Wallowa . FOR RENT J l-'OK ItKNT 4-room liouso near llmvmun-Illcks mill. Phono .'..'L'-r. ' 2-12-2)-3t .(P, KKNT Furnished house keeping rooms. Tlxine 440-It. 2-12-ietf FOR HHNT-318-J. -o-room ttiouao. - call ! 2-12-2tf KOIt HUNT Apartment In New Foley UlilB. Inqullfo J. J. Foley. I 2-11-lS.tf FOIt ItKNT Mijflern 6-room liousn. Cull M-68B. 2-J0-30-tf FOB HAI M Fill! SAI.M llriiiuwlnk plionn Kiiipli iili ;5 riMirirdK I ::; o Ave. i 2-12-l'j-:il Fill! SAI.B Hnuill iyrfe Fox Ter ii. r pups. 2 blocks cast or Klute Kiu-nite, Geo. lienor. I S-12-17-5tp Fill! SAI.K -1329 V Ave. Chlii-hilki r.ildiits, 2-12-17-0p Flilt SAUK T Is li. p. General Klertrln 2 or 3 phtise motor, 220 volts, flood comlitfion. Complete , with starter unil-j switch. Karl j K. Chandler, Klgla. G-ll-24-lmp I FOR BALE Used ninnos at liar- I gain prices. J 10 down and $10 a moiilh. K. O. Muiio Co. 1 1-3-tf FOR RAT.R By owner, modern j six-room house. Call Main 686. j l ?-ll-2-tf WANlJtU Y.NTKO Odd joba, -uith or with out Ford pickup, linndy man. W. I'. .Mercer. Jnmlire Observer. 3-12-10-linp 1 1 WANTKI") Woodchappers. G. W. Kvans, Uouto 1, Iju. Grande. . 2-12-17-Ctp ; WANTED Buttons ; made. Hemstitching-. Art artd Baby Shop. 9-4-lm WANTKI) Pressing, cleaning. Zweifel's Tailoring. M-176. De livery. 1 1-3-tf S A K K S repaired, combinations changed. J. Rosetibaum, M-104. 2-10-3-lm I-'ltKK A musical saw with each courso of personal lessons. I. R. Hale, 6 Depot. 3-12-7-lmp CITY LOANS Dong time, smallest monthly payment si no 'delays. Security Land & Savings Co. 32-lltf LOST . LOST Keys in h P. O. Jleward ather pouch near . Call .Main 87. 12-21-21 FARM LOANS We are prepared to offer a very attractive proposition in f arm loans rates 0Vi no com missions or appraisal fees. See us if you con template a change. We also have some money to loan on city properly. WEEKS & BLACK REALTORS Ncrw Jj'oley Hldg. Insurance - Loan RAG RUGS Make a Useful and Inexpensive Christmas Gift. See Our Large Stock From 60c Up. Furniture Exchange Fir and Jefferson Phone 474-1 WE BUT, SELL OR TRADE Telephone Home Independent Telephone Co. Observer Want Ad Rates (Count live avrrago WOrds to the line) Per line, 1st insertion loo l'cr lino, ca. li added con- secuiive Insertion 7c Minimum charge on one or" " ..25o RATES BY MONTH 2 lines, per month JS.Ml 3 lilies, per nioulh 1.25 4 lines, per month $1.00 8 lines, per month $4.75 Kadi additional litu- over rive charged at 60c per Hue per month. CASH IN ADVAXOr: Is re. quired on all classified orders to earn these rates. Higher rates charged on all credit In sertions. Copy for all classified orders must be hi this nr.'lce by 10 A. M. 11AY OP 1NSKKTION Slop orders on ad Inserted un til furl her notlee must lie re ceived by the same hour or ex tra insertion will he clinreed. Telephone orders solicited. Cash rates may he earned on phone orders by payment on or before date of last insertion. PHONE MAIN 87 "An Observer Want Ad Will Do It" Illder Son or Princess Mary Stale's .Most Itorroived Ilahy 1CAUUOOATK AP) Choree Henry Albert, elder son of I'rir.v- ess Mary, has become the most "borrowed" buby In Knprland. GeorKP and Queen "Mary, the grandparents, are particularly ono: or uio ioy. and when he isn't romping about ItnckinRliam Palace or Windsor Castle. Gorf;e is "loaned" to Iord and I-aily Hare wood; parents of Viscount Ivascel les. at Jarewood House near here where a playground has been fixed up for his especial benefit. . Now and then George Henry goes to Curzon House in Iondon. the residence of the Duke and Duchess of York. Kver sg often, he is taken to St. James Palace to pay his respects to his uncle. ).thn Prlnre of Wales, and Pritfce .Henry Goldsborough Hall, between York and Harrogate. Is really the home of George Henry, but lie has been so busy making kin visiting tours this fall (hat his parents have seen but very Utile of him. Two nurses LOST Brown ( Main 704 or suede glove. Call Observer, , 2-12-19-31 For Rent Modern 4-room Punished house, large living room with fireplace, furnace. modern kitchen wit h built-in breakfast nook. Ironing hoard, electric stove; good lighU ing fixtures, full basement, wash trays entire house, exceptionally well furnished: high-grade furni ture: aerial for radio and house wired for same, t'lose in on pav ed street. Permanent tenant de sired. Deferences required. T tu rned in I h possession. GEO. H CURREY , rtKAiron I'ami Ixiana $100,000 to loan on farm land! your Christmas Greetings to the folks at home. There is nothing that can equal the sound of a loved voice. Ad Page Counties NEW TODAY DOlt SA1.I-; player nlnno rolls, 1 or all. Cull cor. 7th and l l"On 111: NT Furnished apart ment, steam heat. Phone :tSl-M. KOIt ItKNT Hiram heated roonm ul I. . O. V. temple. iMS-lIl'-tit FOll J-fADK Heed baby busy t u bargain, fall at i:uu 6 Ave..' or telephone .Main lii:.. ' 2-12-22-U Val UK NT Skala Hdive. t. a rage. rail 1-12-1 WOK ItKNT 2 furnished house-ki'i-plntf rooms near new mill. Call ism V Ave. 3-12-22-2tp VOll .kSALK I De Duxe storage battery, 12 volt. Phone Farmers IS. 3-l2-22-2t I.(tj;alnjr ramp tw-s. ri'l.l" CUKKK. On'. The lo,?- ruk camp of Anderson & Middle I ion I .umber company at Unjadn, Jsniiic seven miles above this plaeo, j closed for the. holidays. Tho .camp j has been In steady operation alt (summer und until now. supplying: i the entire cut or los at the com hmny'8 Cottage Grove mills, the Cnlp Creek eahip having been closed .since June. No .date has been set as to when operations will be resumed at Uujada but it is gen erally understood that it will bo Moniu time in January. Itaket Mine Deal Closeil. HAKKlt, Ore. Announcement has been made of officers of the Iduho Copper corporation of the acquisition of control of the Iron Dyke Copper company mine and mill located on the Snake river at Homestead, Hnket county. The announcement states that the rash terms havtt been accepted by the principals andt their representa tives. , If n.n automobile just has to hit something It shouldn't hit another laiito. It could do a little good by hitting a motorcycle. Woman in St. Louis stole her huhhand out of jail, ilot-sn't want her, we do. to get if he accompany M sister George on his tours in a powerful limousine which the young man. who will be three years old February, already claims as his alone. , .voTirp. or (ii Ani)iAX's sai.i Ol' UI.AI, DS'I'A'I'E. , Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will, from and after the 24th day of December, 11)25, on the,' premises, proceed- to pell at private sale, pursuant to an or der of the County Court of tho Slate, of Oregon for Union county, to -the highest bidder for cash, or part cash with balance secured by mortgage on the premises, all the right, title and interest of the min ors I .evada I lemla rson. and .Cur. Henderson. In and In the following described property, to-wit : The North Half of the Southwest Ciua rter, and the North Half of the North Half uf the South Half of the South west natter of Section 12. in Township 4 South of Itange :t!, W. AL, In I'nion county, H egon. t MAGGIK H KN'DPUSON, Guardian of. Lvada Henderson and Cuss Henderson, minors. Green & Hess, attorneys for guJi rdlan. Nov. 30, Dec. 7. 14, 21, MOMTM POP r -awd That collector. s.id VtOOLD BE AROUMD TCDAV THIRC5 INSTALLMENT OM LORfcTTAS RlMS AM I HAUEN'T 60V A SomETHINSS GOTTA EE DONE OR. I'LL, BE POT OM A BRBAD VIATCR. I3I6T FOR. O TAS I FRECKLES AND HIS . I NiSW TO GT I avl MICE COL05E0 CRAVCU? IP YtX) fc2 chbsTmas, Pop SO I COULD DCAMJ I'US jusr BLACK Ira Kt.MtJL.i : I lLa4MlkV.A II. V 111! 1 W A , , - , v 7 a. OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE 'Do Vou MSr4 To Tcrii. r1(? (1 t'cC " THAT" I. ItoM'T KKO'V i rr 1 cc, I . ' xo tou. I !'(( say 7l you . )-' Sfe- - ' j A NO So 2oet s '. La Grande Jackie Coogan's y - r Latest Scores ' At Sherrys. ' .'" Jackie Coogan appeared yester day at the Sherry theutre-in his first Metro-Ooldwyn-Mayer con tract, and a fllnd man has written this review for me. The most touching tribute to Jackie Coogan was offered yesterday at the Sherry theatre when an aged sight less gentleman came out of the theatre with a smile on his lips. I questioned li 1 ill how was It that he went Into a. picture thealro when he couldn't see tho screen "J go to Hie theatre when Jackie Coogan comes to town because i. love to hear tho laughter of the lilt In children." . . So we went Into tho theatre 'also to hear tho laughter of litHe, child ren and to enjoy what that unfor tunate man was obliged' to forego the sight of tho tiny genius, on tho screen. And lts.no .wonder they laughed, because Jackie has suddenly turned comedian und in his new picture, "Old Glothes," he kept the audience , In hysterics. Those persons who are responsible for the select ion of Jackie's stories are to bo congrutulutedv They ure making film with an adult ap peal und at the saint lime - they are producing pictures for tho de light of Juveniles a happy com bination, indeed. The story of "Old Clothes' is by Wlllard IVIack, who wroto three preceding Coogan stories. Max Davidson, Lilian Klliott, Joan Crawford, James Mason and Alan Forrest handle the supporting roles ndmlrubly. Kddle Cllne is credited wlih the direction of "Old Clothes." his third consecutive Jackie 'Coo gan production. Jack, Coogan, Sr. supervised tho film. Comedy showing "The Mad Rush." hc HS U 's L r-i HOT 80lseB. . - HAfSB X CAM feB. TmE To Giue DIME my SAD AM' I FRIENDS r?!rt7-voti see"! CAM OftAVW A COOO PICTURE OF ME . T.....l ? Theatres ("Lord Jim" Has .Cast of Stellar Players A cast unusual for rvon a larn mount picture Is sen in .loscplt Conrad's l.ord Jim," which Ale tor Klemlnic illn cli (1 for lMra niount, and which comes to llie Star on l.'riday. . ' Percy larniont, known to all followers of the slam; ami sci'i-cn, plays tho h-adlni? masculine rtiii1 that of "Lord .lilil." Sliirlcy Mus on. one ol" the most li. autirul and popular feminine players In I lie In ,lslry. plays nppmilm Marmont in the part of "Jewel," the half-caste. . Noah Berry plays the brutal sea captain; Itaymond Hatton portrays (lie cruel trading-post manager. Joseph, Howling in the role of the harbor master, George Magrlll and Duke "Ka hauamokti, internat ionally known Olympic swimmer, also have important parts. The story of "Lord Jim" was adispled for the screen by John Dusseii. Carnival and Racing In "Scarlet Saint" Coming to Arcade "The Scarlet Saint." a Klrst Nat ional adaptation of Ceruld Dau n u til's story. "The Lady Who Played Pideb-." Ui to be Mm fea ture attraction Wednesday and Thursday at the Arcade lht :ire. Base( on a highly dramatic plot and theme, the picture is a:iid to be a most Ideal ehhle for the co feat u ring players. Lloyd I hnrhes and -Mary A si nr. Set a:;.iinv,t 1 he picturesque background of New Orleans during .Mardi Gras week. Ok? story deals wilb Die romance of a young American girl who is forced to marry a foreign noble man In order tn save iter SWeet- Hard Me a five ow somc of old clothes Pop's a AWO IP fr? PP6TTV I'LL T&LL SASTA. TWATVOtl'D UUc SOU a ccicazo ceavoos J - i - V By Condo!,lP;,.,t from J. ' aille from txing highly romantic and dr.unutU, carr.es u series of thrHtlng Incidents which occur dur ing Dm: colorful Ma nil Gnus carnl ai and at the races that feuture the ymirly festival ill New Orleans. '"J'he Scarlet Saint." a First Na tional picture, was directed for the. screen by George Archainbuud Supporting j.loyt! Hughes, , and larv AMoi ia an, exctintionallv I well-balaueeit cast Including Frank Morgan. Jed l'routy, Antrim Short, Ijirna Duveen. George Neville und Jack Kayntond, A ltuHter Drown contedy will ul so be shown,. ' ' PaiKer llmi ltelU Will vile1 PiVMTvrd for Fnliirt DOSTON CAP) Although the Parker Douse, Dimton's historic I bust ei cy mid birthplace of the "Parker House Hull,"- is " giving way to wreekeis. several of its tra ditional sections may be preserved by liiilluul frii-li'ls as relics of the isL Plans call for (he restornllon of tin- iiiuroi' ioiiiii tin big main llnor iliaiug iiiotii -r-ln its entirey4 This may be- se.t up in nil inn, not lar frutiL Huston. Defloration of tlit crystal room, the noted baillUet hall, ulsu Is tin. ib i- rtrMtfbleiatU'n. It may iteeoino i lie' sali'ti of a retail establish ment. " , Somn of the mantels and. other interior liiilsiibiKs have been sold as relies. The finishing of the reading roqm, the w riting room and the second 1 1 ladies rooin have n preserved, so that" these ma- hturnuy rooms may be rebuilt Jn l lie new hotel .which will open In I'Vw of the landmarks of Boston are richer in memories than this vanishing rulu. Charles Die kens paused a winter under its roof and his rooms have been maintained us a literary shrine. In 1H75, Presi dent Grant and several .members of his cabinet wero guests there. Among other were Pat! I, Bern hardt Ada Uehan, Henry Irving, Kdwiu Booth, Aluiisfleld and Clara Louise Kellogg. I The Parker' House has played ti i large part in politics, business and social life of Boston. WW TO '0i:itT K''(T!HM IIAIIIII U .NOW THAN OK OM NKW YnilK. (Al) The road lo HUecess in the- concert statre in llie olden days was difficult, but f vA.. .When R-c Calls. For His Pipe He I hat his favoi itn Tbbaeco Is handy. We carry all the brands Packed In glass or tin humidors i lb ansuie freshness, j All Brands uf Smoking Tnbiiceo In Tins nnd Humidors ( igai-N mid Cignretli'S I nli-li (Imry Pipes -:0c lo KIO.0U Clguri'Ue Ciises ,-iiic in sn.no Deliv. ry on ?t.ou or inorft The mperial to Do I ooThb LIMIT 1 J MlfT-TGK.- X tiSOTTA fTIKT SOME MOMEV - . 1 1 Ci0O-L OR. TO ) 'to JAIL. Pooi" Subject -".r:.iA POP.' A VOL HA.VJ6 J rn? STOPVOOPBOAA J 1 I Professional Directory Thla directory la eapecially bandy (or tlie m itraiim or to the. oat-of-towa reader who may want the Dim aad address of aoma profeasloiial man. It haa been caretally pr.'. pared and will prove to be a ready aid to any reader in ob taining prompt protein Ion al aervloe Classified For Quick Reference Attorneys BOOR m. BRADT Attorn.y-at-Uw, offlee Weat-Jacob.on Vulla lu. T.lephon. Main 111. ooohiiaw aaa EBIHRIHD flio. T. Cochran and Colon R. Uberbard, Attorn. y. at L..W. La Granda Na tional Bank building. T.lepbona oanL o. HELM -Attorn.y at Law, Itoom 10, New Koiay ttuildluv. T.leiihone 3aln 771. Dcntiate Dr. a, W. IRWIlt-Danttat. Gard ner Building-. Telephone Main It. Architect O. , MILLSfl. AteMiiet Room T La Grand. National Bank Bulldtna; now It la oven harder. Moro hopes of ambitious nrtiata than over mo belnir cruslicii Into dlar.ppolntiuent. 'i'lils, .In Iho opinion of Hcvoral prominent New -York mnnujters, ImB come nbout bocntmo of Incrcu Hod competition und tho attendance or mom intiilltiri'nt audiences. WEAVER'S -. Tallora, Oleanera, Dyera And Preaaera . PHONE MAI.V 11 Depot Street Snodgrass & Zimmerman Exclusive Undertakers Our Inyalld Car la need but 'for one purpoae of convey liiB tho sick and Injured any-. wbere they want to go. Main M Nlht or Day. BUTTERNUT SUPERFINt PURITY H0 ON DDR. PEMTS, tl.bO 00 Drift VATCH, UNb Oti DER COAT XGIFF YOt FbRTV CKtS PoR MOT DER. MOTHS AlT EAT UP! Bur That's 3.90-AMO Gotta RaiSS C0W6 OM- COMB OM" I - i ,. Physicians & Surgeons VBLLA If. DOUMBR, M. D. l'hy.lcian auU Muraeon Rflnmi ill-! 1 n'.l.nkna. SoaiBior Building llalnltt' IKK It. IIOI'W, M. P. ' Practice limited to dlne.nea'of the Eye. lar. Nog. aud Throat. K.w Kol.y . , T.l.paoa Uulldlna , . Mala It B. O, HI HUT, M. I Phyalulaa and tlura.on N.w Foley T.l.pboa KulldliiK Main tl HICIIAHll !. I.ANIIIS M. II fliyalclan and Huraeon Gardner Uulldlua T.lephoM Main M W. P. HrAiioitv, at. o. . Buraeoo N:..0,e, Telepboao Uulldlns M.iu It O. a. HIIOHB, M. U. Phylclan aud Suraeon New Foley Telephone) Building Main It r, V. IIALTOr, M, D. Practice limited to di.ie.irt., of th Eya, Ear, Noo and 'lliroat Rooaia 1S-19 , Tel.phona Sonimer Bulldtna; Main 77t A. I ItlCnAnDSOlf, M. D, ' Surgery Rooaia 11-17 Tolephena Boaim.r Hulldlna; Main II - Osteopathlc Physicians J. I.. INfiI.E, D. O. General Onteopalhln lractlca J MAIUIAHKI' INtil.H, U. U. Practice limited to tin of Infanta. Scanner Telephon Bulldlne Main la Mattresses - Rugs Cleaned - Rebuilt. Feather Mat tresses Made) Pillow Renovated . . Fluff Rugs Made fnoan . . ' old canx'ts. , Furniture Repaired, ani Recovered La Grande filattrest & Weaving .Works : Licensed Fumlntor . I-IIONE 4al-W . Clut. Edwards, Prop -stage; ON ANI) AITI'Jl MAT It IKAVB LKATH Union T.atlraaaH 1:00 A. m.- ; " 1100 P.M. J:16P. M. . . :loP, M. ' ' Sunday 1:00 P.M. S:iOP. M, p. a neiiAP i Headquarters, Sonimer Hotat A Comliinutioii of Good BREAtv: i J . Made by ' - La Grande Bakery K. J. McWILLIAMS By TAYLOH' omlv i Ol-UWOLQCfTAVirS UMD NINE KIDS TO,, RAIS6 VP- VOO XIOJ RAIS6 T"il6 DOU-AR.S on) PoTJONKfLKIlO RAISE DCR LtiSlTAWIA'. i , s - By BL0SSER My- 1 tr- i