La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 25, 1926, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, January 25, 1926. LA GRANDE" KVENINC! OPSE'liVO Pa Seven FOR RENT it. itjx'r a htmtu'koopiiiK ooms wilh or without Kuruirn. IMidIj- 12H W Avo. 3-1-23-lilii tit UKNT 2 roomn und 1 room poua.', "urnihMl. John Murs. if.' 2-l-23-2tp It ltKNT Two room furnished ionise. $12.50 a mo. Cull 501 'edur or 278-It. ' l-23-2tp kit RENT 6-roora hou&o. Call 2-12-2t FOK MAJjB SAI.K 4 lOlS. tWO hOUKPA. lose. to 8t:tngct mill. ilr. Lottie .. l.ovtn. Oin. Del. 3-1-23-iitp bit SAI.K Allnira huy. Phono ilinuTS l-X-6. 2-l-23-:itp kit SAI.K 240-eKB Old Trusty iieuhutor, nearly new. 1 (. aKe.r. I'aliiler Jet., Ore. 3-l-23-2tp bit KA1.K -- llmn.swirk raithit- ihone, fi-w rt'conlH, In- Iriiiirft Observer. 2-l-23-2tn pit 8AI.K A number of piecpa fcf prnctirally now furniture. twmtr must hou iicrnuse of mov iik into snuiller home. 1:1111 At xjught on Ulie Installment plan kvlth small down payment. IMimre plain. 70S. 7-1-22-St SAI.K Chain 'ood from . Kmlly mill. Phone orders SOO-W. Kranlt cionviniror. - 12-30-Iinp 1 WANTKD WNTKD UlRh school boy wants ooni and board in return for kvorlc. I'hone 423-J. 3-l-22-2tp I1KII IIUH'K Itooms, with or KvUhout board, absolutely mod- rn, different prices, first, class (place. S-l-23-2t ANTKD PreBslnp;, cleaning. Kwelfol's Tailoring. M-170. T)a- Bivery. 11-S-tf knlO FOR PIANO Wo will J-X1R ItKXT Strictly .MihIciii room apai-ttnent, furnished. Ivith bath, full basement, fm ace. In best resident iul,.'di!i t ict. Allen Aparlmi-nl. . all klala 543. BUY THIS KOI Modern fi-roniu 1iohm two lots, 8 benriiK cherry Ji'ws, . (mh1 KU'den, oti Y nvcntm neflr 1'ir street. 1'rlco SIS00. $:t0() rash, bulance like rem. Sen us fur your . farm lonn. WEEKS & BLACK ItKAIl'OHS "New Foley lllclR. ' Ihsurniice . Loans IOMfM POP RECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS I YEP, V CADS' LMtD L 7 JLS M 7UIS AS LOIS Vf-T" I7- (X - AS TDUJnS K6M 1 . ''' i -n zv"' -TT WKtO HE . ;; ;:;-' nT-rsT I LmEBSFcce f. ;: Mil-! i'i' l-JJ' WiSTlsw. :i' ' 1 I CK. 7 MJksBoR" j! The Observer Want Ad Page J The Market Phce of Union and Wallowa Counties Observer Want Ad Rates (Count flte veraKt) words "to the lln;-). l'c-r line, 1st Insertion ......10c l'vr line, wli nilded consec utive, iusertioii.. 7c Minimum charge on one or der 2.- RATES l(Y MO.XTII 8 lines, per month $2.50 a lines, per month SS.'JU 4 lines, per month...... $1,110 5 Hues, Hr month S 1.7.1 ljicli additional lino over five chui'Ked at 6U0 per line 'por mouth. CASH IN ADVANCE Is re. quired on nil classified' orders to earn these rales, lllulier lutes changed on all credit In sertions. - - Copy for all class! flwl orders must be in this office by 10 A, M. IAV OF I.NNKKTIOV. hlup onlrrs on ad inserted un til . further notice must bo re ceived by the sumo hour or ex tra insertion will bo chained. Telephone1 o r d e rs solicited. Cash rates rany be, earned on phono orders by payment on or bernre dale of lust insertion. rnoxi-: mai.v 7 4All Observer Want Ad Will lo It" trade good radio for piano. East ern Oregon Music Co. l-6tf CITY" LOANS Long time, smallest tnunthly payments, no delays. Security Laud & SavinRS Co. -12-lltf J.OST -One lon grey glove. Call 3II0-W. . 2-l-23-2tp itosi.iu it; iioy KIL1.I I. TIOSKIU'UG. Ore. Oavld W. JunicH, 14, son of ,Jrs. Dora James of this city, was shot accidentally while playing with a shot'in at bis mother's home. The full load struck Iif 111 In , the head, killing 'liiin Instantly. 1 'T ; The boy was born' In Texas uni came to Howburff with hts parents about six years, hko. 1 lis father died, two years iiy.o. H( sides his inother, three brothers and a sir.r tee survive. You Poor Kid, Why Are You So Skinny? Don't your mother know that' Cod Liver Oil will pill pounds of Kood healthy flesh on your hom-s in just a few weeks? Tell her every druiridst luls it in suKur-coatcri tablet form now so that yoi won't have to lake the nasty, rishy-tasllnii: nil that is apt to up.set your delicate stomach. Tell her that McCoy's Cod Liver OH Compound Tablets ure chock full of vitalizing vitamines and are the greatest flesh produeeis and health builders she can find. One sickly thin kid. uged coined 12 pounds in 7 months. She must ask lied 'ross I )rih-H Store, Glass Drugs, or any drug gist for Met 'oy's I od I ,iver Oil Com pou ml Tablets On tablets tin rents :.s pleasant lo lake as can dy and If at the end of :i days if she isn't glad she bought them your ilrjggtst Is authorized to r' tiirn her - inony. Adv. CH f I JUST MOTlCBD YOU USNX3 X "Sf I HSItE WAlT6R-VuHY YODR POWDBS PUFF AMD COMB ON L. ( HAVEN'T YOU FlIXCD MV HaaTl ' ' ) COMPAMY'S TIME -6UCH P?AtTICeS , INKVU61X AS I ORDERED? I ( ARE PROHIBITED DURIfOG VJORKIMS Z15-5: rS IT POSSIBLE THAT HOURS-PLEASS 0B6ERy THIS (J X ''0U ARE LOAFINa " T7(--V' RUL6 HERE AFTER -J ON TH6 i08 f y ' 1 . Jirnr -p- ' -t ( But mr.mcws ll ' NEW TODAY XVANTKIH-Olt'an cotton ras. Must be clean cotton raus. StoekiiH:a und laee curtains not ueeepti-d. , Wilt pay &c a lb. Hrlntf them to T1h Observer offiee. 1 -2ftf 'Olt HA1.K lly ovmr, modern S-roonv. hoiiHe, two buth ruoinH, five bedrooms, three Mocks from bimine.sH center. I tent on 3 np Htalrs bedrooms could handle paymentH on bouse. ItiOS Wash. fi-l-25-St WANTKD Qlrl for general, house work. 1(108 Klrst St., phone. 624-W- li-i-n-n WANTKI -Man and wife to work on farm, fall J-'urincra K-X. ,' 2-1-18-31 VOTl RALK Milch cow anil alfalfa huy. Kurmers 15-X, 2-1-25-21 I-'Oll SALIC OhlcKen raaeh. Uoom tojr 1000 hens. 7-rooiu nualern house, suh or trade. I'lione 2US-11, 304 Alder St. 4-l-2r.-3tp KOR ltKNT l-arue nicely fur nished sleeping rooms, rumitntr water and-heal, close in. Wtlh or wilhout hoard. 1U07 ill h St.. Main 7K7. 6-1-25-1 tl KOH, SAI.K li-room house, larpre lot, Karate, croocl location small payment tlown. Cull 307 Kprlnff. . . . .3-l-2alf STrUAYKI) ISIaek Airedale 1ok: name Hob; collar nmrked 1241 4th St!, linker. Ore. Iteturn to Ocrald Stadman at Ohstrrver of fice. l-25tf WANT HI") A Klrl for lnquiro 1802 2d St. housework. 2-l-2f.-3lp ftirnlslied ! r-'Olt JIKNT 3-rooui apartment, l'rivaie bath. Ushts ami water furnished. Apply 20KI Mrst or .hoiu Hil-V. . 4-1-2r.tr. iutoTiir:irs shot i-wtaij. J KPGKNK, Ore.llarry R. Thle- ttnu 'Jf. fir I li'i't- nrn who wfltt fw elii.'nla'llv shnl In- his'l.rut her Karl. ..-l.lli, tl... --n ui.r. nut rin n Ir-in line, died at the r'aciflc Christian hospital. Mr. Thienes was a mem-' ber of a prominent .an ouuty famtly. having lived in Kugene a number of-yiirs before moving to Hie rarm ut Deer Morn. He is survived by fl widow and two smalt children, beside.1 his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thle nx, and ttf- fuliowin,? brol in-r:; lii'.'l sisters': Karl -'lid Willi. mi T.iienes leer Horn. J U I'. II. Viii 'lien 'or I'bHIirnfl.'WlYs.' t'. TtV KiikAr ' Of Nunene and Mlis Ktlie) 'I'Iiimm University of Ort-gon sluiliMit. Morunti Itroke Ctntseeullv lilt Iti-eotil of Tris Sprakev CHICAGO (AO-Charley Mor gan, a catcher on me Aiacon n am himself in a cluss with the them last season when be smashed the record for consecutive hilling which Tris Speuki-r hung up in Speaker's record was eleven straight und Morgan turned in an even dozen in n row. The .Macon backstop started his run In u ginie on May ;tl, when ho hit safely In his last two trips to the plate. In his next, game he got four hits out of four at-bats, duplicute-d the stunt in the next game.made a hit in his one. time up In a fourth conl-vd and 'then poled one on his first time up in the fifth game. 1 An Important Sounds Sensible WAV. ftJW OH ) U ill ))J-S Dao'S1 a p;cwEt5 . s 4Ju V ' OUTBURSTS OF EViSKISTT TRUE IPC COk.' RSMBMr3e This LA2r . T I M tS-. rfei." VS H ICT -tbO 032 'TfflP? " X CavG BBKll; La Grande Theatres ! Valentino Here Jn Romantic Comedy A . c-,u IMirinlph "Valentino's, "Tho Ka frle" his first t'nlted Artlsls Cor poration production, opened at the Sherry theatre today. - The first and most Important ",lm" lo W ",ou, The ,KairleM I" that If Is irreat. ente.rtalnmeut. ,- It IM 11 liklM llllll IIIK . IIFIII (I-fllllll IF! comedy, tlirllls and romance. Valentino makes his first ap pearance as a CoRSiick Lienlen ant. Itelleve It or not, 7ie rims awuy when ihe nmorons anil middle-aged Cztirltvt, t"ies to in.'-ke ad vtinees to .him. She si ins ,. hi; -dentil warrant. V.u.?. Had j; gre:it hi.ir-i'ic" to l.tlli -r. ea.:.' lit" yiime-; nt.Ti to ti'-:' i rt : i 1 1 1 f - n - ?j.nd v.-ho ynyw, th" t n 'e or. .the J'.yf.U' .,,bi eai;;v ,01' NWll'l f nd ni-Mterim:s inov'eiuV tiis. ' Interest in the romance is heightened., by the laei inai im tnero s sweei heart Is Gin duughter of his inorlal i-nemyi - .- i - "Tho Kiigle" in a decided depart ure for Valentino. ' The 'story has more act ion und more comedy than any of his previous vehicles, li will take rank with his best with zent antl artistry. And lie never looked handsomer! Itudy is to be congratulatc-d on having Clarence Brown for direc tor and Hans Kraly for scenarist. They have built a photoplay that moves and entertains. Vllma Hanky, the Hungarian beauty, who Samuel Goblwyn dis covered In Kut npe timl loaned for this production, is not only lovely but has real talent. ' Louise Dres ser is excellent hb t he f Ciuirlna. Olh-r parts arc capably played by Albert font I, n newcomer. James Mnreus. Carrie Clark Ward and n host of other well-known per- Gujr. Sav ud wifth whv on fiiT AROUMD DIVRIMS UloBklMO j " iSJ. To HA)6 lOO-fnFFFiClP.MCY faSiT..,.. r7ZJiJI k. urn.iM.ir. wriM'T P.P. hATV VSMTlL J WHEM EMPt-VEES ARfr t -Tl TOUR rVtLOCKl - L vllSK VOU'O PSRMlTTeO Vo LOATJ JAT Mi "7 TC." AROXMP TIL(. t 3BT BACK- ;b " V" to Jay. US LNS CKSKT MEBE J I w.s Ar L -, P 7J1EY VMJ-JZNTMO ) 7 7.5 td-jOC U I V-i iuii) uUAr M I v "-J ) ' '""s) U IS T, A . V: XT''' cLr. By Cun-Io formers. The action takes place in Itusstn before tho revolution. Comedy showing "Don't Kail." "New Commandment" Is Tonic for . Thrill-Hungry Fans If you like thrills, if you want to laugh, If you like romance, if you enjoy good acting, if you can appreeiale a marvelouH c.ist go to tjie Arcade theatre tonight and see "The New Commandment.' Ttohert T. nnes initio I for l''Jrsl National. It li the nb'tve and tniM li i;ici piet "ire "Tb. sV'je( :: NeW lUeliill , j,-; mi . j i t..r t ., ;'t;.n(I!i..je--M ,1 ! (I'lronJ- ;,nv ruiiiinhiKH. Gear: L,.0 m0 Cordova, Mi fi Sliiinnoti and many others. Sada Cowan am! Howard Hlirgln made, the screen adaptation of , y luncheon meeting of the clnim "The New Commnnilmeiil" from ber of oMiimeree was held at the Colonel l-Vederlek Pahtn-r's great novel. "Invisible Wounds." How- jance. W. L. Stephens, represent iinl lliggln is also responsible for 1 im the extension department or the film's nonpareil ilireetlon. jthe university, spoke on the bene "The New Conmiandnient nndiiis that would be derived from a Buster Brown comedy will be ( employing a county farm ugent, a shown at the A reside theatre lo- phin being bucked by the chuinber. night only. - I that an appropriation bo made for OtHerr Flml Big Still Htinn:ii r I circulation of a petition among M AKSHl'l KLD. Ore. 'mint v f (uxpayers to determine the gen offlcers und u federal agent roun 1 eral opinion regtirdiug tho qucu a hu ge still when they rallied a Hon. This petition will be elreu planl on the Kairview road norl h , hiteil by the Ih'newuh county rami of Coiiutlle. Th plant was run-; imreati, ning but the operators escaped. A y, American legion Is making large fiian(lty oT liiior was ei.i I pi,n,s rir a roruuil military ball at and the plant was demolished. )iH hall l-'tdiruary 'Z'i. Very few slocklngs have nny hellish rubber market Is un- cotton in them tins'' days as far as we can wee. ?5i I AMT PlDiEta 'iKf tt'S A iooo TUla Tor ThiS "-i 'ii 1 1 i mclk. i ' .a r-.rvi.ir-. m i litu w.i WHO PLAVS1 A PlAAiO' :IIWIE0 ! FOR WRITINGS DCUL1N (Al) -The dominant! passion for her native country of i Mrs. Alien Snnlila Stouford Green,, distinguished woman of the IrUh l-'ree. State, has led her to do more , than uny living writer to revive I its historic past. Not withstanding her advanced years she Is described as "seventy seven yea im young"--Mm, Ureou is active, and prominent In the sen nte, of which she Is one of the ord inal members. Within the last year she has made her most not able contribution to the study of Irish history "The Foundation of the Irish State." Mrs. Green speaks but rarely In the Hennte but Is constant In at tendance, and her advice often Is Houghi. She has just nrtscntcd to I he senHtei a 'stiver and enamel casket of ancient Irish resign to contain the official roll of senators, Uy Us precenco In front of tho chairman it marks like u nuicu tho official ehururtcr of u. session. Throughout her life she has been at the center of. things in politics and, numbered among her friends are eminent Itrlttsh and, Irish pol itical chiefs. She has enjoyed the confidence of the leaders of tho nw Irish movenrent, and during the final struggle with the UrltlNh. her house In Dublin wus used to enable Griffith und Collns to meet tho Journalists. Mis. Green Is'a dnughter of the famous ri.sh Archdeacon Stopfqrd of Kells, County Meat h, whose skill- fHi counsel in the. worlcof dines tabllslilng tho Irish Kptacopul church in liiii'j was acknowledged by Gladstone. She married the Kngiish hlstoriun .John ltichurd Green In 1S77 and uMsisted hliu In ills work on (lie history of the Kllgltsh )enple. One of the most uriltiant of her writings Is the ICpilogue site con tributed to Hint history, bringing it down rrom IK 16 to 111 15. Two of Jim. Green's hooka, "The Old Irish World" und "Tho Making of Ireland and Its I'ndotng," set forth documented evidence to sup port the belief that the Celts oT Ireland were equ'il In etvlllfcatlon, W not superior, to their more po tent conquerors. She gathered rec ords of tho civilization of Tudor wars; traned Ireland's progress In industry, wealth and leurnlng, and estimated Hie forces which ruined their national life. The aecountii of li;h conditions, supposedly b:i vji roil:;, w-re . eim trustt'd with rrcotv: m' irih ttide ai!d ir ! A no due ' -it's I.nrk- rf -' h M.;Mt. i i ie w M-;ti- u -.y' :r.i-al sp-rl' 'H .(!:':. -ntl"!1!!:.' h t !t.jt!:i (if I :?l II- ..tt;i.:f!f ;iud :te- is iwti o: i he I'ut.'l fiiotd of Ii isii Leain- 'ntvltniMl'i I'm .eiiii let' 0 BACKS COI NTY A(ilAT PLA ST. MAItlKH. IdahoThe week- Miilway cafe with 'id in attend- t A resolution was passed urging steady. Just the same, lariated tire prices ure seldom punctured. By TAYLOR By BLOSSER SO 0UAB IS A AAAM f jvivuess that i'm e.c oTe JOB - WllOrnS ARE IM A TeKIBC . W r Professional Directory This tlircctory U esiwcdully hand for Oiu newcomer or for tlio oiil-of-tuwn reiulcr who nuiy wunt tho nanm and atlriresa of some profetisloniil man. It lias been t-urcfnlly ireiui'eil fuul will prove lo be n rcmly nlc) lo nny reader In obtaining prompt piofcssionnl sei-vleo, Classified For Quick Reference Attorneys I 1U Gil K. ItHADY Allot ncy-at- Luw, office l-'oley-Rouvy Uldtr.. over Im & I. Drug Store. Tele phone Main 111. C tr 1IH A V n4 KlIKIMI Ann Geo. T. 1'ochrnn und Colon It. Klierhard, Atiornuyn at Law. La Or mule Na tional Hank building, Telephone Main 91, CM, 1. ttRI.M Attorney at I.tvw, Jtoem 20, New l-'oloy BullUiug. To Up hone Main 771). Dentists Ur. C. KHUIV-lmtidt. Gard ner Build iiitf. Tulephono Main Dii. Architect 4 B. UJtl.l-lH, Arrblt-rcl, ' ltootn 7 L& Oranda NatlomLl Bank Building Hitrn-HlmnHMt Spectacles, a IHsgu(c for Cbamberlalii LONDON, .AP) Horn-rimmed spectuclea are a complete disguise for Sir Austen Chamberlain. He utuially wears u monocle in his right oyo. . Hut for writing and reading lie dons the blinkers which gives him the uppearunco of an American college professor. At the signing of the Locarno Treaty he puts on .his spectacles before attaching his name to the historic documents und the mov ing picture cameras caught him wearing the heavy rims which En glish comedians alwuys wear when they are portraying tin American character. Mr. Harvey always wore horn-rimmed spectacles, ami Mr. Houghton also wears, them. i:X-C'ONVKT VAVVM WMM HALKM, Ore. '-Kred- Springer, ex-convict, who was -reported to huvo 'been' killed while' wtnglng n ' hold-up In Canada, a few months' .ago was ur rested at MeAIMter, oklu., uecordlng to a telegram re- Ceived' at the Oregon state peni- I Itentliiry. A prNon gitird will H ave j here for Oklahoma In -e-J. or tje l ;r Isoner. . " I- :irlirrLr r e'-i'.v1 n' thf 'tie 'jiepiten inry !' f'-te,- !.v ';.; !'i .j:; -. .Ur tlV,.U ,',-, i'- ,m -V .. I.i i- , ''ii Crti H In t"o-";ii.:--'.-j i. : lid. i-oMh rv .while :"ired 'wiHi it1 UiCfieiML-i V.' :'ii't). ' II' "V;i. l-'.I'-; doiied. from, the prison in lin'.i with , ihe uniU'istaii'ltug that lie would ' not leave Hie hi ate. Ii;-'Kt'ts received il'diio icnHr-n- tiary Indicated - Hint he later was . married and divorced. Ai.ii orricioits uktaintj WOOnnril.V, Ore. Officers of the Woodburn ' Community club were re-elected ut a meeting. They are John "P. Hunt, president; Ivan Beers', vice president 1 It. I Gulss, secretary-treasurer; K. J. Allen nnd It. J. (Butt, directors. A proposal to refund outstnnd- Ing city warrants, about $34,000, 1 hy Issuing bonds was considered I by a commltteo which made a pre timinary report and after discus sion the committee was requested to meet with the councllmen and decide, on a definite plan. Broken in a 4ay Hill't ct quickly-top coldi in houri. Fevef nil hudiche diuppear. Grippe it eonqutred in j diy. Every wintr it uvo million dantr nd dilcono Don t ttli chance, don't dtUy an how. Get the bell help Kience know. AlldiuoUU tl"j Prk.30e CASCmAQUININI OkRWIWx QM witipom-J- WEAVER'S Taiiors, Cleaners, Ujera And I'ri'Mfpi rilOXH MAIN 733 Depot Htreet RAG RUGS See Our Large Stock From 60c Up. Furniture Exchange rtr ud Jefferson Phone 474-1 WB BUT, SELL OR TRADE WE MAM'FAtTfRK TIIK LARGKST AND 1JKST VA'.UKTY OF l!AN'-:RY C,'.': tim: j'acm'k' ro r. i I i'.ii'.:, !.'. ; 1 Physicians & Surgeons tiTICI.I.A X. Iltll1KIL .tl, 1. l'hyylehia utiii burgeon, nooms lu-i I Telephone So miner Jtuihtlng , Main I.BR II. IIOIIYY, M. 1. Prnotlco limited to dlsettxcs of the Kye, Kitr, Nosu und Throat. New Jr'uley Telephone Jiuildtui,- Main 16 i:. (J. KIHIIV, M. II, riiysiuiau and Surgeon. Now Fidey Telephone ltulldhig Main 22 it ten Aim p. l.Axnis, m. d, I'hyaiyiiia and KurK"on Gardner Telephone Building . Mulu Uti . tJurtjun. flfow Foley Telephone XUiildlng Main fit Physician and isurgi-on. New FolDy Telephone Bulltilng Main 19 p, ii. hai.s tox, m. n, Pr act lee limited to dlsnasi-H of the Kye, Kar, Noso and Throat. Rooms 1X-1! -' Telephone Sommer Bu It ding Matr;.'77 V .v - ' A. h, IlICllAnnSON, M. D. ' Surgery ' ' rtoomn 1(1-17 Telephone Sonuunr Buihling Main 16 Osteopathic Physicians J. L. 1NRI.K, I). O. Oenernl o.su-opathic Practice. MAiUiAltl.l IX. 1. 1:, i. o. Practice liaiUcd to euro of Infants. So miner Telephone Building ihiin 10ii Weather's funny stuff. Can't litaine It for being contrary. You would ho contrary if everybody, euesed you. . . Mattresses - Rugs Cleaued - itrhollt. . Feather Mattresses Std Pillows K-:iovated 1'iulC Itugs Alaite Iium hi c.'i rpei Kurnltucf tccmircil ma A C..--,)vcPi-.l :-Vc-ivI' 1-,m i ' ' - J : . ii ir: l r Vittx. I.dwariH, "l'rop UNION-LA GRANDE nor mi ON AND API'ER MAT II LEAVE IF.AVK l iOva t, t.raatif t:0 A. M. 1:00 P. ML . 1:16 P. M. ' 6:(p p. It. 1:00 p. M. 6:10 P. M. P. fl. RrliAP IIralqiau1rni, Rmmr Ratal Snodgrass & Zimmerman Exclusive Undertakers Our Invalid Car It used but (or od d moose of cohvot lng the sick und Injured any where they want 19 vo. Main fta Nlent or la ' 'V. . r Adams r ('Slice