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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 12, 1926)
Tuesday, January 12, H)2(i. T.A (IRANI K' KVKN1N0 OnsKlJVKU Pago Seven t C I 1 Mi ft V ! The Observer Want The Market Place of Union and Wallowa FOB RENT FOH J; i: N T Smnll furnished .house by new mill. Phone Muin : 117 or rail 1715 Jaek.son. 3-1-1 l-3tp j FOIS IiKN'T Steam lioateif bnso-ne-nt storanofor ears or trucks. Mori'lock Auto I 'o. 3-9-l-4lp FOIt r.HNT-S1S-J. -G-rooin Jiouse. Call 2-12. 2tf KOIt S.U.E -Residence and furnl ture, a complete modern furnish I house. You can make u good btiy hy seeing owner at :iu:t ( Spring or phone Ituf.-J. a-1 -fi-tltp FOIt SAI.K Thoroughbred, -IIk-illo to register, Llewellyn setter "pups. Inquire of C. V. Talhott, i.ii unijui.; i;i.f!. Co., or ni i :t i r M Av.v. 4 -1 - 4 1 1' T FOlt HAliFI Chain wood from Jt jMl. Kntily 'mill. Phone orders it to :iijinV. Krunk Ch-avinger. 4.- it ' ia.-ati-iinp WANTKI r -Stovli to winter: also l' , 'hay for sale! Waverly Apts. t; s L'-i-n-:ttp t WANTED Graduate accountant r 1 , would like ii fiw sets' of books, also Income lax work. Four f ; ? years,, experience public? aceount jj Ing and income tax procedure, i I Open, to consideration of per ' ' niainnt position. (Ja,ll Observer. . . 7-i-a-4t NOTICE Kor furnace or- flue elouninj? phono 3li(i-lt. 2-l-ll-:ttp WANTKIi Itellnhle girl for Kon '$ erul housework. Family of three. f Good ivapig. Call Mrs. H. Ap i Pl' hy. Main C"7. 1-Otf WANTED Ptesslng, cleaning. : i Zwelfel's Tailoring. Xf-170. Tle- livery. ' 11-3-tf WANTEI3 Odd Jobs, with or with- " out Kord pickup, handy num. V. ": 'h l' Mercer. Inquire Observer. ,t . 3-12-10-lnip Radio for piano Wo win , A triule Rood radio for piano. Kast ". ern Oretfon Music Co. l-itf : CITY LOANS Long time, smallest $i monthly payments, no delays. Security Laud & Savings Co. ' 12-1 ltf BUY THIS FARM 80 neres, ft miles from T.a Grande; irrigated. Kasy terms. Ti-room house with bnth, two lots, on Y uve. ?17iU.. Kasy tei ins. Karm I onus. Clr niissloiiH or oilier f WEiS&ELffl REALTORS New Foley Wdg. Insurance Loans MOM'M POP ( THE GARBAflE HAS eeeN PRETTY UfiHr ( C STtH VMPPUP S I ; f. VIHN CHICK, MHKT ) OK -AH" tVM- O ( . V Todav.lookS LIKE. 1 CAMMAK6AN (wnmnni. j (" you ARS MISS -) ' K CLOTHES CRIMING MS-S-SftRBWiE III . I I EARLY LliT AMD siep out vjiin i L'LLGETIT' ' I K lu WMKWb! TROCK - HM HV. V00 7 S - .-v, f-! V' $V r-i S Vf- l wsiiutwot v OiOoO? T FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Kj cxs vooc abc Boot ES?H r" V ' A'-D L00I4 AT THAT.'.' D&mT ) rX ' 'I Wr J.l I M tm M m Observer Want Ad Rates (Count Hvo nvcraso words .to the line). I'er line, J st insertion.... ..A Or, I'cr line, I'at'h addeil cous- iitlvu lawi'lloii 7n Minimum churn e " hip or der 2.v . JtATi ;s HY MOM II 2 limK, per it ninth Si.Mk :t Ihu-s, H-r imiitlt N:t.'iA -I If lien, jHr month ; 8 !. 5 I i Hi's, iM-r iiumlli $1.15 Ijich additionnt lino over Hvn tluuxt'd at TiOu ptr Imc "r month. J 4'ASH IV AltVANTI-: Is rt-quit-ttl on nil ilairlcd nrdei-s ti ' earn tln-si iiiti-s. Ililicr rates ehnriMl on -all credit in sertions. Copy for nil classified orders must be III this .orflce hy 10 A. M. 'DAY Or INSERTION. Stop orders an atl Inserted uti tll' further noilee must htt i-t-eelvetl by llie same hour or (ni Insert hi i will be charged. ' l eleplione orders, solicit etl. Cash rates may be earned un phone orders by payment on or before date of last insertion. PIIOXi: MAIN' 7 "An Observer Want Ad Will Do It" Pollution of Mississippi lttvcr Affcc-ts Water Souive 1 f ST. TAtTU (AD Bacteriol ogists arc now diagnosing the aor lous illness of "The Fathers of Waters', who i suffering from a severe attack of "pollution." con tracted from Twin Cities sewers. In its inclplency the trouble could have been remedied by a comparatively small sum. but now, engineers estimate," it will cost the Twin Cities approximately $25,0iT,0U0 for a cure. Hack In 11(14 the Minneapolis City council discussed the pollu tion o- ft he I'pper-Misslsippi ri ver, but no action was taken until the Minnesota State Hoard of Health recently warned the Twin Cities that something must, he done. ' .The" sister cities voted $5, 000 jointly to test the Upper Miss issippi nt regulnr intervals to de- FEED Rolled Onts It.dleil llailej Whole Com C'rackeil Corn Whole Wheat Mill 1'een Haled Alfalfa llfllett Timothy Jtnletl StraiT , Cilt JCfiK Maker S:ralcli J'eetl Ask Our Prices. La Grande Warehouse & Storage Co. Main 7914 Ad Pai Counties NEW TODAY KOIt HUNT Housekeeping rooms 19H 3rd ami Ailams. Call 6 1- ' 2-1-12-61 p I Kilt HKNT 2 furnished house- keeping rooms close in. Cull at I M3U Jefferson. S-l-12-3lp Kt)U ItKNT 4-room furnished house. 1421 S Ave. L' - 1 - 1 2 -.'! ( KOIt SAI.K limine and h(x lotH one blo'k from pavement, cheap. Itoy K. Haines, Hid N Avo :M-i2-ritp .KOIt SAI.K Itesiilenro and furni j lure, a complete modern furnish ed house. , You can make a Kd 1 buy by seeing owm-r nL Hifi SprinK- or plionu f-. . ! : ' c-i-12-r.t KO.lt ItKNT bouse, ('all L'-room !7S-it. furidsbed 2-1-12-21 I,,, l'"0 It ItHNT -li-rnom houw partly furnished. Call 342-.I. 2-1-I2-2IP KOI l SA I.I' Modern house, close in; reasonable terms. Cull 205-W. 2-l-12-2tp KOIt ItKNT fi-room house fur nished or unfurnished to adults. - Johu Mais. ;t-l-12-:tlp KOIl HKXT 8-rooin apt. 1 GO 1 Seventh.-" Inquire Htl Kir. 2-1-12-ltp tcrminu the extent and serious ness of the pollution. Kngineers have advised the con struction of '. Intercepting sewers flowing into a single huge disposal j or settling tank for both cities. A-i plant of sufficient size would cost approximately $25,000,000 they I ""IT?, , , i Municipalities along the M ississ- . ippt as far south as iuv Cross. ! Wis., have complained of tho con dition of the riVcr. I.nne County to ;ct Prisoner SAIKM, Or.. Datnon A. Lewis, who is under arrest in Seattle, will he returned to l.ane county where h Is wanted on a charge of Inr- I iiiesiing authority to return Lewis to Oregon was issued bv Governor I'lerce. V h 55 E- e 5 e's A HEALTHY New Year rfUP. H.mniptr Rpsnlvp vntl I i- :.- in l. ,. -1,1 nt.a I j - - i.lll iiiaivc 13 IU LIC 11U VUl.b i and for all of your Piles or other !,,.-! j -:.! !1 M.. I KCCiai BIHI V.UIUI1 dllllicilis. ''y trealment is so scientific, so ccilaln. so I ii.. ,.nl...i..a nr hu l liaill!dllUh Ul IUUCWHI fcUl.-! lllt on 1 douht is elitnioaled. Further. I will give you a WRITTKN CUARAN TEKtocurc your Hies or reiuna your lee. Write today for my new 100 page, illustrated. KKEE book ul Information. ,;.,., t,,. p.. ,m P0R'fUJ4Q GFf.'CtS: SEATTLE OFFICtS: Dr Di an Butltliitfl tfH-S Shfn? Ouit Jew AM' They Don't Iook Human to Tag. Chick Has His OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo ' I hn; cbn't SlVS THS rr WOfrJ PO Vow K KOCM THAT oMci v.: v i La Grande "Annie Rooney" T i UaS UIQ rilllCn From the Start. For tho first time since Mary Pick ford produced the orginal "TesH of The SU nil Country," she took the opening sceno of a pic- us -m f THAT '5 MOt l.C'. I . - W 1 ' 1 tore on the first day of production MaeOregor, Warner Oland, Mar- la "Little Annie. Uooney," now at'tha Muttox and Clarissa Selwynno. pmrPyS There is real ''punch in the opening cer.H. and therej is no t uoivn in inieiTsi umii ;ino una; shot. . Tlie 'Initial 'scene' show's, Mary' perched Santa Clnus fashion, in fnHhion. ill 1 the opening of a chimney sur mounting a shed in New York's tenement district. A "gang", fight (of considerable proportions is in i progress among some children nml ll.lUle Annie is first . in dhi rolo of IhiUen't bystander- - oVf;fther- ty sftler. As such she is the: recip ient or a varied assortment of hol lies, stones and Irish confet'i. Comedy, showing "Kuns Fun." Corinne Griffith In New Film Tale Of Neglected Love j i Neglect love is the I heme .of Oriffllirs luteal KlrrJ. National re ! ,.,..r.....T.i.... e nn.i..,. i. 1 1 ln Infatuation coming Arcade tliealr Wednesday and Thursday. The picture is based Somerset Maugham's Wile," which achieve on W. " 'aesar's notable success on the stage. I " ' Loudon The story is dually allocated in and Kgpyt. Jt concerns the flirtation of the wife of an Kuglish ambassador to Cairo and her eventual return to the hus band whom she thought had neg lected her. As Lady Utile, Curium- Orifflth Hands Full Now IK1 TO S4Y iahJ4" MIS At?. ( fir nr o x Hff MjwI AT Vot i Vof 162S BY NU MftVlCC tHC Theatres is said to give tin nlmost impec cable delineation. Her ability to portray the artist ocra tic type is welt known. Percy .Marmont, who was co featured with the star In "The Climbers" of some, seasons past, play opposite Miss Griffith in this .'women are interested in. picture. Others in the supporting! On tho second floor of tho cap- least are Percy Mnrmont, Malcolm f I . . , Uol Elements Prohu'sed in New , T?fjvlinOn Stfll'V It is contended for "Dnrk Stalr- vayu,r J'nlversal plctuvcN starring Herbert Itawlinson to be screened In Ute Star theatre Wednesday .....1 'fi.. ...... ijI.. e... i. i uiiil', i Jim run) . iiiiil n. tt'iiiiLUI lieu u, iirccVVnt nn.r violates a Ira.lll'lon" of motion plclure leclmliiue. Here is the angle: I-hern Is a lot of telephoning In1'"' """" mciinnng inain- "ParK Stairways," but only once, and that close to the end of the picture is there a close-up of .a telephone bell In action. Director Kobett F. Hill succeeded in getting around this veteran clone-up by having his actors rij tho "register ing",: and In one cast a telephone thut was used frequently was con cealed in a closet, only to be seen by the spectators when It was tak en nut at the end of Its cord by the one who telephoned. "Dark Stairways" was filmed from a slory by Marlon Orlh, and Is fundamentally, a crook story, of society life. A young man is made victim of a plot conceived by a supposed friend anil is sentenced ' to the penitentiary from which bej escapes. Kutli JAvyer has the lending feminine role In a particularly well halanced cast'llayden Ht,evenson, itobert K. Homans, Walter Pi-rry, DOES NOT if LIKE SOCIETY Al'HTIN. Tex. AP) The homely- cu4'kb of the chickon yard or t ho i) ulet of a roKo ga nlen give Mlrlum A. Kergusou bu recuse from the turmoil which ' some times swirls about the governors chair, A gltmpsn of the Intimate life of of the woman governor wum cnught when, at the hctghth or the pollli-co-highway controversy, she slipped uwuy to trim her rose bushes, buy clothes In Temple her home town, and Incidentally pay her poll tax. Despite, the fairy stories about Mrs. Ferguson, hoanely and beau tiful, big and little, ignorant und intelligent, hero are some of the actual facts about her: She feeds her chicks. Kats "poor man's bread" and turnip greens. Wears low-heeled shoes. Drives her automihllc. I toes not wear bobbed bah. Spread nn a'lltlle rouge. Hoes not euro for "society." Does not smoke. Occasionally tells Jim. her hus band, where to head In. Does not permit Jim to keep a cow in (ho mansion yard. Mrs. KcrgiiHon does not put on high-toned airs. She dresses -neatly. IjisI summer she worn lift organdie dresses oC mild shades. This fall and winter her gowns, run to dark colors, blue and black satin. She prefers bl;wk or tan shoes, . neeording to the dress she is wearing. Tho governor's hair Is black streaked with gray, and ts worn in a coll around her head. . Her usual office, hours are from !) a. in. to 1 p. in. Sho and her husband frequently occupy op poslto sides of a flat lop desk, di viding tho work between them. Sometimes Mr. Ferguson, tho for mer governor, uses an ante room next to tho executlvo office for consulting visitors, while Ills wife slsts within the executlvo office proper Interviewing callers. Mrs. Ferguson has been known to thumb the flat top desk with her womanly fist and inform Jim Just who is governor. She takes time from work to chat with women secretaries in ; tho office about everyday tilings I ilol is a snuill room, reached from , tho governor's office by a private iron stairway, where the governor may disappear for rest, or study. Mrs. Kerguson's chief Interest Is Jim Ferguson, und when she dor.s ; her . -kitchen apron to "Ok st.uic j thing special for Jim," iv ge er (ally nieuiiM one of those Texas iltsties, not the least of which the poor m ill's corn bread made with out milk or eggs. She cares liltlu for social' life und most of her enteriatuUig is done when "folks Just drop In." ..I'llll Slate ' Oil VH lief It. fll. n Vent - - ; """' oiw ,of .tli..-.iimHc-it. gov ,:l "ur a """"'ic m ine union, and : allows her l.l.mui a year expenses tenance of tho grounds. luei and light. Sandy Asks Itond ('niipletiou. HANOY, Ore. A large Santly and Handyrldgc delegulion ap peared before the county court a Oregon city asking for an approp riation of $7,000 to eoniph-tu the building .of another small stretch of market road No. 3.1. This Is the Oregon Trail market road from Sandy to Kngle Creek. j Uonnle lllll, Kathleen O'Conucr. Oolorea Pousse, KmmcU King, and Lola Todd. Miss invycr has played opposite luiwunson in two other I'ldversal : productions, "Jack V Clubs" ami "Ills Myslery Girl," and Mill dl- i reeted Itawlinson fu both ,of lhes pictures. By TAYLOR ST" Triis is oisaRAceroL and t tiEMftNB AM EWLAMATVON IN PRlVATT AS t DO NOT" WlSrt to ee seen on the STREeT vnl" You By BL0SSES Professional Directory This directory U csiieclHlly lutnil for llie newcomer or for the oiit-oY-touti reader who may want tho name nml nddro of snnu pitifeKMlnnul man. It lias been carefully prepared and vlll prove Iti hn a i-cady aid to any reader in iihuilnlnu; prompt piofcHsioua! scrvlic. Classified For Quick Reference II: Attorneys IHCU I.. IIKAOV Altorney-ut-I.aw, office Kolcy-llouvy llldir., over I.. & I.. Irug Htore. Tele phone .Main 111. cik imiav nml i:m:nii tun Oeo. T. CiM'lirun and Colon It. Uherhiml. AMonieys nl l.nw, l.a llrnntle-Na-llotuil Hank hullillng. Telephone Main 91. " :.nii c.4. Ill-I ll Attorney at Low, Icooin 2"l, New Cnley llulldiliK. Ti'lenlioue Mailt TTtl. Dentists llr. C. w. KIIWIX Penllst. Oanl-ni-r ItuiliUiur. Telephone -Main ,!n;. Architect' '. ll, AIII.I.KR. Arrkllrrt. liooin 7 ; ' ' l.a flrnndo National Hank nulullnjt VII.IIDItT MKV WIM, MI-:i-T ' SAI.l:M. Ore. Kllliert growe anil other persons Interested In the success of this Industry In Oregon will confer in Salem. Speakers, will include Professor' c. K. Schuster inf Oregon Agricultural collego und lien Dorrls of Lano eounly. , r WEAVER'S Tailor, Cleaner, . Dyta-n) .. And tPreaaer . . PHONE MAIN 7I ' Depot Strenl . Snodgrass & Zhiimcrnidri ' Exclusive ' Undertakers 1 Our Invalid Car l used but for one purpow of eonr?.. ing the sick and Injured any. ' where they want to (0. 1 Maui ti Nlnl or Day RAG RUGS See Our Large Stock From 00c Up. ; Furniture Exchange Iflr and Jefferson Phone 414-J WE BUT, SELL OS TRADE n . ..--jp- t? .'ev.; uumuuum Travel by Motor Stag Saf ely . Comfortably. MOTOK THAXSCT CVHPANV, Tho Urry Ntainm. Come to our Klao Depot at till .leffersrm Atb. All .Modern and United Ntnirex. I. l:VI' LA UKANUK I'OR losepli 0 A. f. - t I'. M. - 4 P . l. Sunday, 0 A. SI. . 4 P. M. l'elidlelon It A. M. . 4 P. M, IJally. Cnnnrct.4 to Walla Walla Cheap Kntrn Depot I'lione Wo Carry Express On Kpei-lnl Trip Malu ' And Trunk In Emergencies Our reliable telephone meets your needs and often pays for years of service by quick action. Home Independent Telephone Co Physicians & Surgeons TK.I,I. X. HOmiKII. II. o. l'hyieiun uml Surgeon. . TtOOinH 10-11 Telenhnnn Sommer llulldlng -Mala f.ri!) i.p.h n. nnVvv, ii. n. Prnclleii limlteil til illHeaxiis of the I'Jye, Kur, N'o.e and Throat. New'Poley , ... Telenhnnn llulhtliig Alain 1G K. ii. Kinnv, ti. n. Physician und Surgeon. NVw Voley Telephono llulldlng Main n , men Ann p. i.Nni, i. n. I'hysleinn linU Surgeon flarnner Telephone liulldlng Main uii w. P. iieAnonv, . SurKeon. 4ew Foley ' UllililillK .fnii , . c. . mooiii:, m. ii. i ' Ptiytilvlan and Surgronj New; -Pol . .... , Telephone ' . P. I.. TtALRTON, M. I. Practice. limited to diseases of the - flye. Kur, .None and Throat. Rooms 18-H Telephone Sommer Ilililillng Main 778- a. t. niciiAnnnos, m. n. Surgery rtoorns 16-17. Telephono Reinmer Ituilulnjr Muln ir .. Osteopathic Physicians ' J. L. IKOLU, B. o. i Oeneral Oaleopalhlc Practice. NAMGUtKI' 1NUI.K, U. O. Practice .limited to cure of Infants, horonwr . Telephonu iiujl.ding . "... . Main io ' Mattresses Rugi Cleaned - Rebuilt. , Feather Mattresse Mad Pillow Rraorated . Fluff Rug Made fraa ;;, : . old carpets. ' Furniture Repalrsd aal .,'' ;.; ReooTereit La Grande Matiresa Weavlns: V,Torv INION-IA GRANDE STAGE on Ami after mat ti . LEAVE t.VAVH Union La unMS (:00 A. M. . 1:00 P. M. Silt P. H. :10P.K. Boaday 1:00 P.M. 1:10 P.M. p., a. ntup Beadquaitcn, Sonuner BotaJ . 7)f Cmonaify