La Grande evening observer., January 02, 1926, Image 9

Saturday, January 2, 1926.
THE IX GRANDE EVENING OBSERTER "
Pace Nine
The Observer Want
' The Market Place of Union and Wallowa
FOlS RENT
-'Olt 1:KNT Furnished apart?
nii'iit. Alr.n Itvo-room huoae. In
quire. AVuvi'i t- Apta. l-l-5tp
FOIt HUNT FurnlHhod 5-rdoin
house, floso In. 'nil ut Seeur-
ity Luna !avinK3 Co. j
3-12-31-3IP
Fill: I1HVI
Hkulu llilwe.
Garage. Cull at
FCUl 'HUNT llirntHhod house
keeping rooma. l'hono 44fi-lt.
' 2-I2-151C
FOIt ItliNT-31S-J.
-C-iVooirt. liouso. Call
FMIt 1IKNT
Fuli y llliltf.
.Apartment In Nr-w
,lniiliio J. J. Foley.
2-U-lS-tf
llt JtKNT Modern li-room
house. cu$ im-i.sc. 2-io-jo-tr
PC III HALS
FOIt htAI.K ' Fur eoula. I'riees
r anniwihle. L'nll Oliwrver.
' '. , 8--l-ilp
FOIt SAl.K ltihleni! nud furni
ture. .'A. eoniflilete jnmlern fur
itLslied lionje. i Youienn make, n
Kt'tid Imy ly K.H'lnr qwner .at
prnpi:rly or phone i : 2 r-.T.
B-l-l-Blp
1'Olt HAI.K Chair- wood from
.Ml. Kiuily mlJI. 1'hone orders
to HitO-W, Krtinlc Clenvintrer. r
12-30-lmp
FOIt ItKNT Store room sultuble
for .small business. Living roomH
In reur. JNirtiy furnished if de
sired. Good ttoeutlon; reasonable
rent. Also RitraKe. Inquire An
ttelus llolel, 313 Fir. . 12-30tf
FOIt SALE lrcil pianos at bar
gain prices. (.10 down and $10 a
.month. K. O. Music Co. 11-3-tf
FOR PALE my owner, modern
six-room houso. Call Main 68G.
',-11-2-tf
WANTKI) Woman, wonts work
by hour or day. Cull 24-11.
2-12-29-Ctp
SAFES repalrld, combinations
' changed. J. Jtosenbaum, M-104.-:
2-10-3-lm
WAN.TH1J Odd jobs, with or with
out Ford pickup, hundy man. W..
K. Morcer. Inquire Observer.
3-12-10-lnip
WANTED Buttons made. Hem
' stitching. Art end Baby Shop.
- 8-4-lm
WANTED I'resplritf, oleaninK.
ZwWfel's Tailoring. M-170. IJei
livery. 11-3-tf
FEED
Ilollvil Onu
Hulled Kailej
Wliolt; (-rtl
t'mckcil 'orn , ,
Wlittln Wheat
Mill I'eeil
Itnletl Alfalfa
Hilled Tlmntlij
Itnlcil Straw .
lirlt
Veg Sinker
Keralcli Feci
Auk Our I 'rices.
La Grande
Warehouse &
Storage Co.
Main 792
RAG RUGS
Sec Our Large Stock From 60c Up.
Furniture Exchange
fir and Jefferson Phone 474-1
WE BUT, SELL OR TRADE
A New Year's
Resolution
Resolve- to use the telephone more in the
year 1926 than you" ever have bafore.
Both the local and long distance service will
save you time and give you the added satis
faction of getting a direct reply. '
' Home Independent
Telephone Co.
Observer
Want Ad
Rates
(Count five average words
(o the line)
Per line, lMt Insertion ?. 10c
ler Hue, each added con-
hoc'uiIvo assertion H 7c
ftlhiimum cliure on one or
der I 25c
RATES BY MONTH
2 line, per dkmU1i.;.j....S2..'0
3 linen, per month .......$. 2.".
4 Hoes, per month ... $4.00
5 Hues, per montli...... $1.15
Kacli additional lino qvw five
charged at 60o per lino per
month.
CASH IX ADVANOFJ lfl re
quired on all classified orders
to earn these, rates. Higher
rates eh urged on all credit In
sertions. Copy for all classified orders
must bo Irt thin oh'lro by 10
A. ftf. HAY OP I.VKKRTION
Stop orders on ad Inserted un
til fnrt tier notice must ho re
ceived by tlie BOino hour or ex
tra Insertion will bo charged.
Telephone orders solicited.
Cash rales mny be earned on
phone orders by payuiwH on or
before date of Inst insertion.
rilONE MAIX 87
"An Observer Wnnt Ad
Will 1)0 It"
CITY LO.VNB Long time, smallest
monthly payments, no delays.
Security Land & Savings Co.
12-lUf
FHET3 A. mUBlcal saw with each :
course of personal lessons. L. H.
Halo. . Depot. 3-12-7-lmp I
OlMJttV f.'Ki:riS 1IAXD1.F,
1,:04,54H AMMA1.S IX 11123
ODGKV, t'tah. (AP) A total
of 1. 304,548 animals was handled
in the OdtJren union stockyards in
the year (Hosing Thursday, accord
ing to figures given out by I. F. I
Whit lock, ; munagcr. The yards
handled 15,1.541 cattle, as against
140,204 for 11)24; 884,237 sheep,
as againsht GG4.0M last year, and
255, KS8 Iwgs. ns against 280. 3XS
last yeor. Wljile hog receipts
showed a decrease, the Inereaso in
cattle "and sheep brough the total
receipts above those of 1024. ,
The yards hanadled 2130
horses, this ,year, as again.st ltf07
Inst year. t
The fentnrn prlro for the yenr j
was that of $10.10, establishing aj
record, on I'lnho grass-led slecrs.
The Easiest run on reeord is
the PhristniaM run on tin? bunk.
Buy Now
I sincerely believe the best buys
in la Qrande rc-al estate for Iie
yjar -192U;will bo mdde during
Jumiary and. 1-Vbruary. This is
based upon years of real estate
experience that buying always fn'-'
low.i 11 u usual rental demand. The
spring rental demand will still be
greater.
Whether I nm a true prophet
or not. 1 do know that I huve
at thi present time, sever ul ttf
Lhrt loWH.st priced homes that 1
have hud during the past three
years. Occasionally , these oppor
tunities present themselves. If yrin
are thinking of purchasing a lunne
I would bo glad to show you my
listings.
GEO. H. CURREY
REATVTOn
l' arm Loaru
$100,000 to loan on farm land.?
Ad Page
Counties ,1 ;
NEW TODAY
WANTKI) Hoarders und roomers
ut ItlllS Spruce St. S-l-S-filp
KOlt HKNT Modern furnished
apartment, corner tilh und N.
1'hone 147-.M. 2-l-2-2tp
rtiR HJCNT 4-room modern fur
nished house, 2oll Cedar. Call
3-27-.M. ' 2-1-2-ltp
WAN'TKI) -Woman or girl for gen
eral houseVork. l'hono 3l'.t-V. '
i , ' 1-2-lt
LOS'i; Hclwecn .depot and Hotel
Savoy or In it, brown and tan
ensemble dress. $5.iul reward If
returned to Savoy hotel. 4-1-2-It
FOIt TltAUR Team of horses,
weight 30(10 lbs., for cow or any
other livo slock, l'hono 443-M.
S-l-2-Ct
! 50,000-Chevrolets Sold
! On Coast During Year
i .t 1 1 . .
j With 11m proilurtifm of more
jtliiin a hulr a intHton nn.ssonKer
jciip n ikI I nicks In 1U 25, the . h ev
il olft lotor eoinimny '. is now at
,the clone of llH "KreateRt year.
I Out of tlio. Ki'aml total of C'liev
, rolctn l)iiilt tlurlnif tlio jpant 12
j niontlis, th 1'nctl'ic i,('oaat niotor-
i.sls ulonts iiui'cliasfed over 60,000,
;(lr-clare Avaj'y 'Harrison, local U
Iribntor. ''It Is nipniric.nU of the
jveiilth and prosperity- of Hjo far
j west, when the people of this rreat
' territory re financially able to
) buy one tenth of the total number
of automobiles contributed to the
entlro world by huc)iu vast or
ganization, , ' ,
"t'Jievrolet'H achievement In a re-
j cord for the automobile, iuilustry
ias a whole, for, the 1U25 igiire.s
have never before been approach
ed by any manufacturer of se
lective transmission automobiles.
This mark tops the company's own
previous record by 60,000 cars."
Coal l-'oiintl Near Bend.
BKXl. Or Strata containin:
roal have been found in the lowe
Crooked frlver country, it was an
nounced hero today by a contrac
tor -working- on the highway bridge
which is to span the ('rooked ri -er
gorge. . The coal was found in
a formation which had'a been
capped by flows of lava. The
coal proved to 'be 'of excellent
quality and has ' been 'used fpr
welding purpos.es. ; i
Snqdgrass &
Zimmerman
Exclusive
Undertakers
Our Invalid Car 1ft used but
tor on purpose f convev.
lng the sick and Injured any
where tbey want to go.
Alain J Night or Day
MOM'M POP
FRECKLES AND HIS
(T (Sosh-this jos is C iCiiuir-1 SoTflis is Ths ' "
L -IARD OH THE SACK- Ff"aBfl Na 00B Y0(J TOLO 6 1 J
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U Good Toms f go r vJecu L uee This ? r 1 "v" X
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g3s Zm EORBOMJJOjrr " '''-I- A.S
lfr&) ENOUSH FOR UI1ATO . I ''' "X"' " 'V
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loUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By CWio;
I La Grande Theatres 1
Peter The Great
Proves Himself
A Real, Dog Star
For sheer dromatlc acting coup
led with spine-tingling thrills, it
is probably safe to assume that
no recent picture cart be poinpurod
with "Wild, Justice.; the new star
ring production of the great pol
ice dog Peter The Great.
"Wild Justice" opened at. the
Sherry theatre last nlg"t for a two
day run. It completely captivated
a record first night audience.' wit h
every indication that it will set
new bo?;-office figures beforo the
end of tho run.. ..-
Peter The Grout ubly carries
away the honors.. In "Wild ,lus
tice" he performs feats 'of athletic
prowess that are. well-nigh mira
culous, und freqjienlly displays al
most human understanding'. It is
cssetitialy a dog story, and as
such will delight all the myriads
who love dogs, ami are the re
cipients of their friendship.
Peter Tlio Great, while one of
the now canine stars of tho
screen, certainly has no peer in
his field. His Is the Hirgest of the
police dog celebrities, nnd -apparently
has been schooled until his
training is a-tiling of which to
marvel. e
- In "Wild Justice' he has able
human support. Georgo Sher
wood. . as the young doctor-hero
of tho plaay, displays remarkable
talent. . Frances Teague combines
.striking beauty with real dramatic
:ihility. Frank Ilagliey 1h idenlly
cast ns the despicable "Bob
P. lake."
It is noteworthy that t!i direc
tion was by Chester M. Franklin,
wlioe name has adorn some of
the most succeafni- picture with
dog stars. In Peter The Great he
has a new star of amazing ability.
FRIENDS
Meer, vou'ves got; a
pi5TR.5S3rNia "Fain
IN THe N-'C,
"Wild Justice" in tho production
of John W. Considlne, Jr. It
marks tlie producing debut of tho
son of ' the famous t'onsidtne
whosennme was for many years a
symbol of excellence in vaudeville
and legit I ma to stage productions.
It is Interesting to note that young
Considinc's first picture has been
deemed worthy of , a featured
place on the releasing schedule of
I'nlted Artists Corporation.
. Comedy showing "Tho Tourist."
"The Scarlet West,"
A Great Film, Is
Coming to Star
After seeing "The Scarlet West,"
which opened yesterday at. t he
Slur theatre for a three day run,
one feels ut new -respect for the.
motion picliiro art , . lor lure is en
tertainment par exeellanee. And
it also demons! rale.s the superior
ity of tlio screem over the speak
ing stage.
Bearing thf First National trade
mark, which has come to mean
tho best, in photoplays, "Tho Sear
let West" nvLchcs epic heights in
its masterful, portrayal of that
most drnmaUc of eras In Ameri
can history the winning of the
West from tho Indians. The pro
ducer. Frank J. Carroll, and the
director. John Adidpht, are to be
congratulated for Hie skill with
which they have .breathed ; the
spirit of romance and ail vent ure
into this reinnrkrablo production.
our blood ran faster as we be
held the mighty bait 1cm between
Indians and American soldiers,
wit h thousands of combatants
taking part in tho bnltles) wo g:is
ped with awe at. the magnificent
scenery unfolded upon the silver
sheet; we shuddered with horror
at the plight of the hero and
heroine, and we gloried wil It the
lovers lu the culmination of their
Clang !
&lSH-IT'S 14
The fiovJEwuoft
"I Know
romonce. j
Seldom have weeen ti ' picture!
wtik li wovo such a spell ultout J
the spectator and held his alti-n- j
thin so raptly, '
tlld work of the cast. Clara How Is
inimitable as the flirtatious daugh
ter of General Kinuard; ltohcrt
Kraxer, ns an educated Indian, for- i
rfotting the blood harrier in his)
lovo uue.-t gives a startling per
formance; Hubert Mdeson la , ex-
celtent as the lnmelhlo general;)
johnny Walker as the suitor gives
his usual polished portral. ' Kq
ually as capable. Is the remainder
of the cast, including Walter Ale
Grail, Oust on tila-ss. Helen l-'er-
gnson. Ituth Slonehouse. . Martha
F rant-is and l-'Iorenee t'ruwford.
Th pulse-quicken Ing photoplay
Is otu of the finest ever shown on
the screen of the Htar theatre and
wo believe ydu will enjoy It as
much as we did.'
Mae Murray Coming'
To Sherrys in
"The Masked Bride"
, The "Actinic Uay Clown" Is the.
latest dn sercemlom!
No longer need cameraman
worry about color values, daily
with ruy-screeus, and bewail the
fuet that reil photographs black
and blue photographs white, and
1 hat gowns which look beautiful
to the eye cah'l, sometimes, ho
made to look beautiful on the
screen.
Mile Mir ray, famous screen slur,
ha! brought, from l'nrls a panacea
for all the cmniman's troubles
in her "actinic gown." With oiv;
ti'il swoop it. has chared up t he
old old trouble r gowns of beau
tiful -.colors that won't register.
A modiste in Paris discovered
the. secret while designing the cos
tumes for "Tho Masked Bride."
Aiiss Murray's sensational story
of the Paris underworld, coming
to Sherrys. Outing her vacation,
Just before starting tlio plctinc
Miss Murray went to Paris and
was fitted for new and during
costumcH that she wears. Among
them was a splendid red affair
that her heart was set on. "The
only trouble Is that it'll phono
graph black." she bewailed.
The modiste cogituted. , "We'll
treat it with something to produce
actinic rays!" she deolded. Actinic
rays, be it known are tho ruys In
light that affect a film. A chem
ist was culled into aid, ami a
colorless preparation of quinine
and ciilcium .sulphates concocted
invisible to the eye. but llmlnous
ho a film. This gives the gov ni ' ,'wo '" 1BH,"l1"1? ror
;a shimmering, phosphorescent ef.be midd ewelght boxing title now
feet on the scre. n that brings oui I ,,'M 'V Harry. Greb. will meet
its Iruo color values.- Tho same
trick is used in producing so-called
"spirit pleluivs.''
M ifis M u rrn y vii rs some vovy
daring costuiiuis in the new' pi-Ay.
a Mi'tro-Goldwyn-Aliiyer feature,
laid in the Purls underworld.
Francis X. Irishman pluys tho
hero; she R Paris dancer enmesh
ed . lu a stiangu plot.. Others in
the east :nrn I toy IVArcy, lhu.ll
1 Rathbone, Patiltnu Neff, '-Chester
Conklin, Fred VntTen; lieo Whitih
and . others. Christy Cnbanno dl
reeted'the play. Several hundred
people appear in Siectacular cafe
and underworld scenes in tlie new
production.
'oniedy showing, "Itoiuomber
Winn.", . , . , -
Athletic Novelty
Heads Sunday
Vaudeville Bill
A selected gathering of spa rlt
ling novelties, high-powered jollitj'
nnd humor, together with many
clever bits of song anil dunce will
be presented at the Amnio thcatar
on Sunday.
This extraordinary bill is headed
by Dm Airowsmllhs in an athletic
nov My wit h Mioek - about -uni
acrobatic stunts, Itomnn tings niul
cradle. In nu act of this kind.
Hie turtle member usually does all
the rents of strength, but in this
case, t he lilUe lady does her
1 share. She poHsenw what might
Claiiff!
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A'-EK WAS SO 6000 S TWAT CAN
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ddresa of Mine professional man. ' It haa been varafully pre.
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lalnlng prompt professional Krvlce. :
Classified For Quick Reference . .
Attorneya
HOflH K. BRADT Attorney-t-Lw,
office West-Jacobsun Bulld-
uk, i.eiepnone nun iai
COOHRAIf mm4 KRRRfl ARD Qeo.
T. Cochran and Colon ft. Kberuard,
Attorneys at Law, la Grande Na
tional Bank building. Ttduyaoue
Main IX.
CATtli o, H El. -Attorney at Taw,
Boom 20. New Foley Uulldlutf.
Telephone Main 771.
Dentist
Dtw G. W. KRUTW Dentlnt. Gard
ner Bulldloa-. Telephone Mala H,
Architect
U. B. H1LI.HR, ArcaUiiet
Room 7
I.a Orendf National Bunk BiHMfna;
bo termed .superhuman strength
and endurance. l,ylo Ilurmonv
Kour, "Tho Singing Jesters," ren
der perfect harmony und natural
comedy in new songs, sung In ft
rollicking syncopated stylo. Much
additional pleasure, cun be figure 1
on. Wally nnd Harrourt, a versa
tile pair in a novel Idea of pre
senting1 a combination of novcltteu,
songs and chatter. Dainty Doro-
th,y Waters, "Tho Girl with tho
Wink," is tho last word in versa
tlllty and cleverness und Is a
revelation in vaudeville. As a
juvenile star, slie lms.no equal.
Leltoy & Betty in "Covering Terri
tory" present comedy songs and
putter ur ranged and presented to
make a most amusing bit. essayed
by two sterling urtlsls of ( ability
and class. ,
SMAIK TO MIWT toii
NKW YORK (By tho Associated
Pre.s) Two leading nsplrants for
nere tontgiit in a u-roumi con
le.st. lioland Todd, or Knglund,
and Davo Slmdo, of California are
t ho contestants, , ,
Thieves Break. Into ftorc.
.KCOKNF, Ore. The, general
store of H. V. Spear of Junction
city was entered Inst night and
several hundred dollars worth of
clothing stolen. Tha robbers en
tered the- building by breaking at
hole in tho roof. ' I
WEAVER'S
Tailors, Cleaners, Djen
Anil I'rcssera
PHONE WAIN til
Depot Sfrecl
W. II.'ROHNENKAMP.CO.
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Physicians & SurseMia
STELLA If. BOD M BR, H. B.
l'hyHtcian ao Uviftfeon
Roonie 10-11 TtltikhnM
Bornmer Bulldlnf ' Mala .
i.x-.r. n. boitvv, m. n.
Practice limited to dlpeaaea of tfe
Kve. Kar. 'uu and Threat. '
new foiey .
Telephon
Building
Jaaio it
B. O. H.1RJIT, M. D.
Physician and nurgeoa
New Foley TelepboM
HutldlnK - Main IS
HirilAHll P. C.ANDIff M. O.
thyelctau and fiurgeost .
Gardner . . faltptaosM
Building Main St
W. P. Mr A DORY, M. O.
tlurgeoo
NewPoley . , Ttlephoaa
Building Main S
C. S. MUOHH, M. I.
Physician and Surgeon
New Foley . Telephoo
Building Mala IS
F. I,. It ALSTON, M. D,
Ptlc limited to dtBeaflea of th
Eve. Ear. Nou. m.nA T.pnar
Rooms 18r19 Telephone
Bomniur Building MeTtn 77S
A. U HICnARUSON, M. D.
tiurgerjr
Rooms 11-17 Telephon
BoKimer Building . ' . Main 1ft
Osteopathic Physidanj
J. Im l!S OLt5, U. O.
General Osteopathic Pr act lea
AtARGAHHT IMULB, D. O,
Practice limited to care of tnfaata.
Bommer Telephona
WntlfUnr ' Vnfn
Mattresses - Rugf -
Gleaned - RcbailU
Feather Mattressea MadS ':
Pillows Kraovatad
Fluff Rugs Made ttwgft
old carpets.
Furniture Repaired SJeJ ;
. Recovered
La Grande Mattress
& Weaving: Works ;
LIcco.g1 Fumlgatur
PHONE 424-W
Clias. Edwarda. Proa)
UNtON-Lfl GRANDE
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1:00 P.M. .' 1:10 P. M.-'
P. C. DIiAP
Hoadquaitera, Bomimi Holal .
. FUNERAL
t DIRECTORS
Ln Grande's Leading'
Finn
Established 1896' '
By TAYL0O
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