La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 01, 1926, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, January1 i, 1920. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE!!. Page Eight if! We Wish Our A HAPl'Y 'rfEW YEAR . . -RVnEJ 1 - I . oa i TwTTt)ot St. I1 La Grande! "The Golden Princess" Now Flaying At The Arcade lr you like n ton--rut. inelmlra ihalli! Btorv. rleh In netlun, ilnmm 7iwkI lovi- ii.'"l. "'I"' " lrl,llK V" miereurrenl or rrfrriihliiK liuninr. Ti-ii.i..l iiu-iilil.il lulurl'ul tiaek- l,JiVi,urViW,,L'bi.i "KikVi "Y' 1M:, Ihen you lire mire 10 enjoy "'rlii' Golden 1'rllKM-H.H," now pluy inx ul tho Arenile tin-litre. 4 For till I'urmuouiit in-mliietUm rtlreetod by Cliirenee lla'lKer from l-'riineen AKni-w'H Meeimrlo ' of u llrel Itarle mory. Im comimun'leil .of IIiohc oleinentji Just nientloniil. l-'urthennore, II Iiiih the nuVJe.l ad. vuntiiKo of the IrreMlittlhle presen ce of llt'tty lirou.Non. Hiiniiorted liy u dlxliUKUttdied cast, Includhijr llockcllrft! I'VIIowh. I -liylliM lluvei mid Josfplt Howling. 'Ah "The Golden 1'rlncvns." llel IJy hrlnKH lo Hie m-reen a ehnru ut'T fo ouainlly lM;iiit I fill lhat word ulouo cannot deMTlhe lier. 'I'IiIk Ih Ikt first Mlarcini; role ami lii ntakf'H the most of II. Tin? tlul ili-atK with lier udveiilureM In 10 Years Ago Today Cold snap hits Lu . Grande. Cold tuid colds come together. At the first sneeze get L. & L. . ' ." Cold TtiblelH 25c 1 Best in tho lino. L. & L Drug Co. u M ii ii ii u n u ii u n n M H H H H n Many Patrons Theatres u gold mining camps and bads u Mnashiiig climax In which it- and Neil Hamilton in'' itiip d 111 M mlnr. The exciting tes te and (In' subsequent cave-In ut it' mine furnish thrills aplenty. I'te"rTierGreatr ponder Dog Film, kt bherrys, lotlay .Vol I hat it matters v i y much lO llllll. but 'Of lill Hit- do,;H which have achieved prominence In tool ion phi tires, 1'eter 'The Gnat lays claim' to poK-vsing the greatest aristocratic I i n -age. From tin- time of his hliilt In a I iny vijllage 1" Germany, three years nfli-r tin- ivar. I'eter was marked for desl it.cl Ion. 1 1 in ino-lln-r wa.H nn nri.siocral, ami his I'iiIImt was nl on'1 linn' a prl pii'iiil)i'r or tin1 ImtH-rial Ui-JiintH. IIIh lit t ii 1 1 trt-r in more tlum Iw nly k im raUoiiH IiIkIi- Tin.1 j)uppy'H Irulnintf li'n ul niost. d.s hooii nn Ik- had acciiNt-ujim-1 lilin.'H'ir 1o tip- KiranK'' worl'l, waH niiuli' i'fiinpar al ivcly cany Ihtiiiisi' of b in lini-aKi. I Ii uilnph'fl hlinsi'lf ri-aillly to t In-olidlh-iu-i' Willi l (rvi'iy police ilutf i-aiiiM, mill iH'tori1 In waH a yi-ar (hl m could iilHlerslanil itiKlriic lluil it n JiI.h caKi riM'SM lo oln-y wan lii'KlmiliiK lo l'i' initniivsii'il. Wln-n I cnn than two yearn. Jvt er The ('real wuh hrouht to Am erica whi-n Ill's miLsti'i-N, l-Mw.inl a ti Ai-IIhn l-'aiitil, derhleil to )ie coine cltll.enK of the t'liiled Hta ti'K. I lis I rain in if was com liliied. even on lifllphuanl, and at the end of Hie Ioiijj trnvcj found lilin Heir in.itallcd a uiPiiieflfoned ruh-r of 1 he polieu doj; kenned whicli l'"aust luothura founded in California. Almost immi'dlateljr Tic cum' to tho notice of motion picture pro duce r.s, and for weeks wan waich cd and nl tidl'-il by Ihcsc a.st utc rlnanclei N. . Katl.sricd I hit t he was wilhoul peer, they hIkiici) Ii Im for a number of pictures, which were HiieceHHf ut front t he first . Now. al llit iitfc of four. I'e.tcr The (Ircal has liccotnc the starring ml or of John V. i 'onuidine, Jr.. whose lullitil prod ut't ton, "Wild 'J usl tec." now al Slierrys prcscnt.s t In iralhmt animal lu his most IJiillllliK role. In "Wild JtiNtlci" he lu Mipporf- IBBIMISSHSlllBfiaEaiaiDllBBBIBiaDII Sherry's TODAY And SATURDAY John W. Considine, Jr. presents PFTFR . THE GREAT in "WILD JUSTICE" Tin- (latest Don Hi'io J'ATr si'i'ii in any I'lii'tuplay. His i nttll!i.ceiK-e will a'.na.e you, his lra fry ;iwi, his splt-ndiil beauty cliann. his peat strength ami fear lessness startle you. Comedy "The Tom isl" Slarls Sunday ALU) Ml-KIUY In Till; MASKED ltltlDK' The Observer Want The Market Dace of Union and Wallowa FOR RENT 11 1 Ki;NT Furnished b-room house. CI uKi- In. Call ut Ki.eur ily Juml ic Havings Co. 3-12-31-21 1 Olt leKNT Wiula lldwo. GurnKo. Call at Ol: I1KNT Furnished Iiouhc keeiiintf rooms. I'lione HG-l:; 2-12-1 r.ti !t" Olt I1KNT C-roolll liuusn. Call HIH-J. 2-12-211 Olt ItKNT Apartment In New Foley lihiif. Inquire J. .1. Foley 2-ll-lK-tl KCMt IcKNT Modern C-roorn house. Call M-t.80. 2-111-30-tl I'OU tiAI.Ci Ft ill HAI.U - "liain wood from .Ml. Kmliy mill. I'lione orders lo :!i)i-V. J''rank CleavinitiT. 12-:iU-lmp l-"Olt ltl-:NT - Hlure room sullalde lor small liusim ss. I.ivlnf? roomy: in rear. Tartly furnished If lie. sireil. Cood loi-atlon; n-asonahle rent. - Also (raraKe. Jn'iuire All K' lus lloti l, ill Fir. 12-3UII l''Olt BALK Used pianos at bar Kiiln prices. J 10 down and f Mi a month. Jv O. Music Co. llT:(-ll KOIt 8AI.I0 Hy owner, modurn aix-room house. Cull Main fK6 2-1 l-2-tl I'll by an exceptional well-balanced cast Ii ended by George Sher wood, l-'ranccs Tentfue and Krunli HaKiiey. Che-sler M. J'riinklin. the director, has maadc u number of successful pictures with don stars. t. Comedy showing ''The Tourist." Indian Thrill Film Now Showing At The Star Heal Indians arc difficult snb .ieelH for motion picture direction, according' lo Frank J. Carroll, who used ii.outi NavajoN and Tte lu the production of ''The Se'irbt Wesl," all epic of frontier days, which Klrst Nal ional will present a t I he Htar t heat re for u t h roc day run sttirtlne; today. "They are very superst II Ions and Kusplelutts of every I hint; and seem to have an idea that every one is trying to take advantage, or them, due, hit doubt, to past 'ex periences with while , men." he said. "Also, they uri" proiiil, and In the baltle scenes we could not net them tn play "dead." They touuhl and rode llko the wind, but for "dead redskins" we had nit 55 W ! B9 M m m n n w Bi BI M. H Rl KJi PfJ gj nj j H 0 y a ?J! EJ WU M; tm Vi ra n H M - mt K W M W Wj n w; WANTBIt HoarderH und room era near HlanKe'a mill, nlHO u Karnije for rent. I'lione 32 1 -J or Inquire 1SW V Ave. 4-12-:i-3tp WAN'I'KIJ Woiuun wuatfi werlt by hour or day. Call SIM It. 2-12-2'J-Gtp 1 A '; 3 repaired, comblnatlona clianKtd. J. tosenbaum, &I-104. 2-1 0-3-1 m WANIKO Ciotlilnjf of all kindsj iikhIm lo order. Garments made over.' JtecordH exchanged, hrlnc old records. 222 l-'lr HI. Garment l-'aetoi y. 4-I2-SU-3tp ; WA N"rKI Odd jobs, with or with- J out Kord pickup, handy man. W. i l' Mercer. Inquire. Observer, j S-lZ-lC-linp WANTKD Buttons made. Hem stitching. Art and Baby Shop. 9-4 -Im WANTKJ) l-riBSinc. cieantnu. Zweiffd'! 'iailuriiit;. M-171. L;. livery. Jl-3-tf CITY l.(ANKl,ontf time, siiialbsl mouth ly payments, no delays. Hi.cuiity Jund &, Havings (,o. J-lltf KItKK A musical saw with each rourse of personal lessons. I-. .11. Hate, 6 OepoL a-1 Imp to siilisiiliiln while men disguised as Indians." Custer's I-asl Stund Is revived In i his elaborate production, und other thrilling episode in the con flicts of American troops and frontiersmen wit It the Hloux. are broughl lo the screen. In Mils romance of an Isolated army post, in which lite educated son of an Indian chief, who holds the rank of captain, and u young lieutenant an: rivals for the affec lions of the commanding general's daughter, the principal, roles are played by Hubert Kraaer. 'lara liaw, itohcrt Kdcson. Jofiuny Wal ker, Walter fticGrull und Gaston Glass . "The Scarlet WeH." In whicli Loan people appear, was many months in the making, in the pic turesque southwestern section of Colorado and Is said to represent one of the finest screen iichleve uients of the frontier of the sixth ii and seventies. Farm Pointers I'Hcterlnt gummonls, of. cherry in western Oregon Is capable of wrecking a fine healthy young cherry orchard In 1 Im first few years of Ms life. Orcharilists who in'e nuiy.y.urd cherry seedling trunk and frame Work for all varieties of Mvnl cherries fifld Ihnt the bodies of such trees nearly always escape t his ilesl met le disease, says. II. It. liarss, plant patho- ltgi.-l of I he ex perl men t slut ion. Frei-ch pear and i 'atll ornla bhtek walnut 1'ooIh arc resistant lit the mushroom, rool fungus in i ireinn while Japanese sand pear and Kngllsh walnut ' roots are highly f n.scepiible, repurls the. ex periment stallon. In comtialllig the fire blights of and body has proven to be the most sal Isfactotry ami Is recom mended by the experiment station ) '.ill lei in - M will be s- nl on re. quest and cottialns detailed In formal bin regarding this disen.se. Grain ts often sowed In Oregon luring favorable weal her through un lit slallon. There is lean chance of loss with wheat that Un been Incited with cooper carbonate than wild the old treatments but there Is alwavs the chance lhat the grain will Mart and be caught before well iHlabttshei Wliell there Is a period of surface freezes and thaws. I'nlcss ihre is loo much laud to handle tn the spring il ts probably liesi to wait till spring iqienr up and sow th slan- dard spring varieties. t'l'I'V 1(1 I V IIM) MAINS KI'GKNK, Ore. Clans for ex- lendlug the city wab-r mains to the new Sou'h'-rn I'iietflc terminals and to id her parts of the city now- with- H out s r ice aru being made tor 0 I Vf.. according to l arl A. Me htj ca:ilu. stiperiniendi nl of the city's J public Utilities. Wj -t'his work will be slarled enrly Ba lu the year, said tin sup.Tintend- Brfl eiit, and icvltig lo the extensive )fj grtiwth of the city rec nlly It Is ex- DJHj peeled I hal crew s of men w HI be m ept busy almost all of the year al such work. a M News has been ri c- ixed by frl- (38 ends oi ; Laurel (Miss.) man flint fJ he winl hunting witliout knowing g how lo handle u leadt d gu" F Z E.TRUE RESOLVES- Ad Page Counties NEW TODAY rOH It KNT 5-room house, irur anr, woodshed. I'crnKincnt rent er desired, lliffj X Ave. Inquire 2703 N. Greenwood. 3-1-1-ltp KOIt HXIA-: Fur coats. Trices reasonable. Call Observer. i-I-I-l'tp KOIt ItKNT -r- Kurnlshed upart inent. Also five-room huose. in quire Wuvurly Apts. 1-1-utp TOI: HAIK I Residence mid furni ture, a. coinpleti; modern fur nished home. You can make a tcdod buy by seeimr owner ut properly or phone U2G-J. 5-J-l-6tp SET' IS FAST: (lly harlcj I. Stewart) WASHINGni.V, (NKA .Special) -One hears quite a bit about the congressional "smart set." Also It's referred lo; Hometimes as the "fast, wet." - -One can get Into U too; ut a price. , ! It isn't )iartlcularly exclusive, but It's prety expensive. That's why it's mainly purely congres sional. Washingion's permanent officialdom inn't well c-uogh' paid to a ford such society. A go.od 'many congressmen can't very well afford It, eilher. To be sure, ihey'ro paid J10.000 a year now. us compared with only f)UU lat session. It's quite a diff erence. Ht il 1. the "smart set" ap pears to be living up to It. Maybe rather more so. A few rich men f.'A the pace and It makes the , others, hump to keep up with lt; . "So-ftnd-so ought not to keep the cam pa ny he does it's too swift for lib bankroll." One hears that remark lots 'of times. They say. there are congressmen whose Jcredll's none too good nl the de partment stores. Ten thousand a year isn't enough to maintain an otherwise, impecunious "smart setter's" smart nesa and pay or dinary bills with likewise. Of course a great many con gressmen doubtless a large maj- lorily leud very staid, quiet lives ! at the capital, or out in the sub (iirbs. It's the "smart set," how lever, thafa most noticeable. Tin- folks back home would open their eyes If they could bee, some of (heir representatives enjoying themselves In Washington. The very' fact lhat the "smart sefs" uwny from home probably Is one of the main reasons why it's so "smart" even sniarly. A ceriuln type of personn of impec cable decorum In the midst of res training surrounding tend lo go on the rampage, lacking such in fluences. .Nearly evercy body's lhat way. HANIM. MAN, tt!. II.WGS ItANDON, Ore. The body of nan noioniew itsi-niiool, was totind hanging from the rafter of a building near the home of John Coy, eight miles from Itandou, ap parently a suicide. , He had bet n living with the Coy family for the past H muntlis, and was a semi invalid. The body was taken to I he lo cal underbiking parlors, where Or. K. Mlngis of Marshflcld conduci eil an autopsy. Isenhoot cam- from Switzerland when 2t years of age. I le has no relatives in this counl ry. sinking ri:mtY ci.amoks lIAIUMSm'KG. Ore. The old rryboal here still clamors for ( public a (ten) ion despite Its rele igatlon to the scrap pile Oecember In, when I he new bridge was thrown open across the Willamette. Pining a recent rise In the river I he ferryboat was haul--d closer to shore, and when the lever became lower, the cable catiS'-d one side lu sink beneitth the surface, but will prevent the boat from going entirely under. Tip machinery was strlpptd when the boat was lied Up. but tin provision was made for a careluker. fining to have a hiuher tariff on lliwdlcks. litit tluir cost isn't what makes kissing so expensive. iSOLON 'SMART FIND IT HERE ' Copy for thbt column must bo Ui by 9:00 . in. Kittle Liver Toucher CO tor &c. iteally Hit; best for lets money than any olh r pill - sold.. For children und grow n-upa. fillver-Ihoru-Wrlgli's family druff ston. NOTICK I Iiave moved from the Dot I and Art Shop. All those who left dolls there may have same by calling at IZM X Ave. Call 4 7G-W. VuUtt I'rico. &-l-l-atp StiM-klioHiors Atmiinl Meet Ins. Notlco is hereby given that tho Annual Meeting of the Stockhold ers of l.a Oraii'dc National bank will he held ut tln-lr banking houso in Im Grande, Oregon, on Tuesday. January Ji'th, iU'JG, at 10 o'clock A. M. At this meeting a Hoard of Directors will bo elected to serve for the year Ci-G and such other 'business will Im transacted as may properly offer. 11. J5. Coolidge, lli-lL'-lm Cashier. That skin troubio can be cured in ft days in most instances. Only 7&c . for the new presci ly.tion of et.ema lotion. H I I v u r t h o r n Wright's family drug sluriv 12-J'Jtf Hemstitching, pleaOiifr, . button holes, eta Morton's Kiddy Shop. Toothache drops stop toothache in 2 minuter ;c. (juick ami Citi corp geiter for l'."io does the w'k in 5 days in most Instances. For your dandruff and falling of the hair use our germicide und dand ruff erudicator. All thews sold only by Hilv.:rthorn-Wright'H fam ily drug store. . ii'-HIKf Till-: NIAV YlWIt. Willi the coming of the new ur make a resolution to make your home more attractive by add ing a good picture, a new- object of art. and other attractive things which yoir will find at. Kichard- son's Arl Gift Shop. Have Itlch- ardson, "The Art Man," help you In your Interior decoration scheme. He specializes In Oils work and will cheerfully und without charge give you any help utonir these lines, tn (he way of the arrangement, plac ing of your pictures, color schemes and those things which go to make the home beautiful. t t-1-tt Well .sir. Gicrc was a well deed ed iiuut from Cow runic to the new lumber yniil today lo buy .i "llpply of IHlillt mill oil. Kays b-. "Claud, how hi the world ran you sell paint mill oil so reasonable'.'" Sn I. "U have been tery for- lunate In buhig out three lai--;c jli.-tukmpl anil job lot Mock-. IV:-- Miies ur hanille many liinnlri-ils of i gallons of standard material that we sell out on the low margin plan." .Iiim keep In mind that j we lui4- oinlereil many tons of win ihip-ii ri-iHi'vs witiie lead, nn.i Slu-rwln Wfllianio are buck of this lead mill they will give an ounce of gold to each ounce of udulier ailoii ou find in II. We lire still the largest roiifci's In the country unless someone else wtlghs about 100 pounds. Happy New Vcar and Yellow pine wood. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. "The 1-oor Blno'ii Friend" .Near l iMiililry. I'lmm; M-SIH No bundaj Biin( IBBBBBBBBflKHEBBBflBBBBBBIlEBSBliSffSflKBRBBBlflflBBflB AVc Extend 'to Each and Every One "Our Sincere Wishes For A Happy And Prosperous New Year From The Crew Of The HOOVERIZED GROCERY The Home Town Store. ff JL enneyya ViftlL DEPARTMENT STORES 106 Depot St., Welcome 1926! Adieu 1925! With the festivities of a joyous Christmas sea son ended, we join you in looking forwardvto a new vcar a year which we trust will be filled with an abundance of good health, happiness and pros perity for all. . In extending our hearty New Year greeting, we arc mindful of your liberality to us during the past 12 months. We indeed would be ungrateful ' vere we not to appreciate it. We part with the old year feeling thatwe did ' tiur best to deserve the support of our friends and i patrons, and we have been suitably rewarded. During the coming year we pledge our utmost perform justly and with equality to all, our Responsible position of distributors to the public. DANCKIt, 70. WI.NS I'HI.i; ltKXf ), Ore. Although 70 yenrs of age, M. F. Hawl horn, resident of ltend, won first honors as the best dancer of old-time waltzes in a contest conducted In ltend Satur day night. Hawthorn's partner in the prize waltz was his daughter, Mrs. Oscar Rand. The contest was open to per sons living in .any part of central Oregon. A New Year's Resolution ' Resolve to use the telephone more in the year 1926 than you ever have before, i. Both the local and long distance service will save you time and give you the added satis faction of getting a direct reply. Home Independent Telephone Co. May the coming year have Uraltlr anil Happtttfjss in ahundancc in store for you and yours is the wish of F. L. TRIBE, D. C. Ph. C. (I'almcr tirailuale) .New I ol.y 111.1s. 1'IIO.Nli 120-W Orrlcu Hours: J to S: 7 lo 8 RATION - WIDE f . INSTITUTION- II La Grande, Ore, M ed r ord sua Frl ids Last 1-klltlun MKDFOKO. Ore. The Medford Suu, ufter ajt existence In this clly for the last 15 years, during which, ever since it waj absorbed by tho Mail-Tribune years ago, it has been known us I he Sunday edition of J ho latter dully, und prior to that time as a republican morning daily, wu published Sunday for the last tliiiJP ; under its own name and will here i after appear us the Sunday Muit I Tribune. n H 3 W H H H n a H m m ri H H N M n n h n H M H m m M M M N hi w W Ml n TMM MEU'iOYTo KEEP FCOM TREAJINij The pests any cv-higher tha. lUUUflgllllBIBBIBBBafllSBBBBES BBSSKSSBSBUBSZSECBJUBJBBBBBSBl?