La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 05, 1926, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, .'February' 5, 1!)2G. LA GRANDE EVENING, OBSERVER Pajrc Nino '?? oil The Observer Want ' The Market Place of Union and Wallowa FOB BE.NT ; "ll HKNT 4-room nioilrrn t house. Tartly furnisher! or un 1'nrnlnhcMl. rlouo.ta Stungt-'d mill. .'. roll 48H-W. .3-S-4tf nut It ICNT r'urnLsheil ..room. for liirlit housckoopinK. 10n:t Ailnms. '.J 2-2-4-r.tn 1.1.U HKNT i t ily. J f ill .. huiiiii.iiir. Apt. Wannest in Apia. I'l'Dlley storft 3-2-ltf VnH liKNT- -Kive-room. hoiian nt iios tvdnr. Cull ut Newlln lionk find Stationery Wore. 3-1-2SU' FOB BAU 'HI WALK fi-rooin Iioukc. garage. large lot, shad' mill fruit. Iri's. Numb down payne-iil, easy term I on 'balance. Sre ojviht at :tu7 ;1"U SALIO U months old pure $ bred MoIkMu hull. S. I.. Knight. M" Imhler. On. ' -2-4-titi l-li If .S.LK- -Mnted Hollywood sin- gl comb Wliiti" Leghorn hens and cockerels. Ideal for bned X rlng. Phone . lMiO-V. Homer $ Wilson. 1 i . ' 4-'i-4-2t KOIt HALK l'urebreii fox terrier j $ male pup. Ideal dog for chil--t, : dreii. I 'rift- ?lo. Inuuire nt Ob- ' server orfice. 4.-2-4-21. -ftKOTt HALK Thoroughbred Dhodc j Island Rooster. 7& N. A vi. I 2-2-3-41 ; fpOD. HALK House, 7:rnmsl'v:i- tor, llflitH, sewer, cement Jaso 'k inenl, sidewalks, shrubbery, 2 f JotH. J'rieed to Bell. DDfiXAve. "? 1 - 4-2-2-iitp J'On SO.K Weil-matchod loams from 4 to 7 yrs. old., wt. 14t'0 to 2100 Dim. Sold, hotiKht and oxchanKT'l- Goo. Shftvar, ml. northeast Dot Duke. Telephone .ti-N; .rniun. . . fi-i-:;u-imp il-NMt HADK Duplox house,. Nicely . furnished; Ktenm heat, clee.trln ranpe.s. Kaiy terms. Cull S20-J. " ' S-1-2S-Dltp SADK 7-room modern house , rou iev:nt " Stricllv Mmlcm 3-foom Hpartmrnt with bath. full basement, furnace.' In'm'st residefitinl dlMrh-t.' Allen Apart ment. Call Main f.43. " BUY THIS HOI Modern 5-roonr lionsoi two lots, 8 hwirlnp-7iierry tret's, good 'gtirdt'ii, on Y av'nuo near I'lr street. Price $IHW. $;t(M cash, balance like rnir. Sc loan. Us ' for your farm' f WEEKS & BLACK Ri.Airons " Nrw I'oh'jr nidtf. InsnrniM'o - . Loans ' rrr 1 :-:-r:' w.-rr " -., . :' r -- r ,im "'jj;, r?". . .l r -'VT'.'n '' " vfi-r?- t-t r-- " ,, ( I MOM'M POP : . Suspicious , . ; ' By TAYLOH U-l 1 HAVE SECURED COVEK.rWme J T"SwhJ .7 ) T'vtTt.O ' YSfOUTeUME)( WARN VOO TO THIS K NESTAP DEAREST TO. k. P00- ' ClT! ' ' mU-XT. K , 'iSoNUs To we Me per bottle' 1 11 8 mm A flX mw& mum 'i v in i riT i i r, a Asftwj ri iv wit. rt-5 . . t s .(tjia. v ir. of her ii iA i;i f t . . y-s3z& ) IvAGr RUGS f. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Curbstone Gossip " By BLOSSEF 0 n t , v l t - 1 uj unuixujo Se Our Large Stock From 60c Up. i ' )1f ' 'vV-H KlfWOi f popSA,7y' Vf-fifp ' Furniture Exchange ' - ( buk6. ; 'V b eo-ujws wr b ..!.. pte lost ,m that; J L ' J Ik I f6 1 vrt :., ;' : fA r ud jeffciwa Phow 4T4-J ' i-feTr 1 ' i " "m" ' 1 (C Tltl'TIf in adv..ttllnir lmfili.-a hnnily In mnniifiiriiirlii I r- r'AJAkra iDj - wrni-P l- Vrr5 vS i I i Yf yiQy . fA fj l; IJZ--- - 'l 1 I ! "r S"',,M, ,'",i' HoihiN nri rwrllrnt. I 5 PyA ryWUjJ J"V ""y myiimn 1 i - I (j J I 4.t( j llavo nn tilt.1 thi.m? : i-r iln.n. V VIvVyV 1 ; ' '" :',1,'m,!N,r,t,:,'A"- "-" ' '"'"- j Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five avernjjc words to the Hue). IVr line, 1st iiist-rtinn 10c IVr Hue,, null mlihtl cousoo , uilvo Insertion. 1 7n Minimum charge, on mm or der . ..2.o ICATKS liY MONTH 2 line, per month. i S2.V) :i lines, per month $.f.'i.1 4 lines, ht monlh $ 1.(1(1 0 lines, prr month 1. 1-1 i:nii additional Hue over rivo charged nt IHle er Hue f r month. I'AKir is aiwavci; Is re tftiiieil nu nil classified orders lo rain thesis lilies. Higher rates charged on all credit Iji- M'l'ltOIH. opy for nil classlflr! onlers must he in IIHs nrriee )y to a. m. hay w iNsr.ieriov, Stop orders no ml Inserted mi-, III further iiotlce' must lm re (fhed hy tlm smun hour or ex tra iiiHt'ritnii will In; ehartfet). Telephftin; o r il v rH Milieltifl, Cash rates inny hp ennied on phonn oi-Uers hy payineul on or he fore dato or Inst insertion, riioxi; MAIN 1(7. . . "An OliHi rvei Want Ail .. win im n , i $3(100. Small payment down, balance In ea.sy payments. In fiuirc J. J. Jackson, lai Orande, Drogon. ' 4-2-2-6tp KOU SAI.K Turkyg. Farmei-a 64. l-2-2-6t rANTi:i l-ixpcrienced fjardncr to take charKvof experimental bur den. Smith's Garage. 3-2-4-St YVA NTKD Man to work on furiu. Phone, 34-W. Homer Wilson, i 2-2-4-2L: WANTKD YnniiK lady wants ffen cral housework. ' 'phono 35fi-W. 2-2-4-3tp WAXTKI Saw fillnar, with auto imilic machine. Work guaran teed. 'an leave saws at Kfem- ing's Itlaeksmith shop. ;t-2-2-(Jtp WANTKD Rnomr-m nnrl lioanl- iri-i.t JU0.1 Rpruro St., neaf- iicM mill. 3-2-1-ctp WAXTBIt-(ilrl's wrond band lil cyclo in pood ordfr. fall Clyde U Kiddli-. ' 3-2-3-31 WANTKIJ TO t.KAXR A nlcnly rurni.shrd modern fi. ii or 7 room j Iiohho In a, Rood neiKhliorlinod. I 'rolephond J. T. Longfellow, .Main J(i or Main 704. 6-1-30-ilt WANTKD I'rvssuig, cluariuiK. Zwcifel't Tailoring. M-170. 1 llvery. 11-3-tf liKVNAI'D'H IIKAI.'TY 81 COP Alareellini,', water. "vvavinir. Spe cial -.seal n treatment anil farlul.H. I'lione .Main 7 Ml; Hear of (). K. ta rlier Sli op. 4 -L'- 2-1 in p l'.ADIO I'Olt PIANO Wo will trade Rood radio for piano. Knat ern Or.uou Mnalo t'o. 1-etf CITY l.OANK I.onK tllllB. Brnall8t monthly paymentn, tio delays. Security Land & Savinx Co. 12-lltf Ad Page Counties NEW TODAY VOl HALK Ono i i(iOO JeCteiHon. violin at 2-2-6-2tp 1VII HAIJO Five-acm tract; KOod hotiM1, barn. Kurajjo, etc., closp j to ood seliool. Price fSixiO. See AVIIson & l!erry. 4-2-5-ltp FOH SALK Duplex hoiifo near hitfh iicJiool, will take-some trade. See Wllltoa & Horry. 3-2-C-lti l'(lt HKNT nvo.room modern , furnlKhcd hoiiHe on N. , Ah jstreot, $30 per month. Cull IG2-W. 3-2-&-2t KOH US-:NT 4 room, with hath; room with toilet and Kink ; rooii) hoiiKe furulshrd to adultn. John .Mutu 4-2-5-Uti I'YHt RA1.R B-rooni . molrn ool tnce clone In on paved tro tj oak floors, full hum;ment. and concrete floor,, araye, . furnacn. Small pnymnt" down and sourf trado will tako It.' inion' SSr.-K. 6-2-B-ltp WAlS'TIOrt Kalrsmnn at, otico. Verj 1 attraCiive fct'OpnRi(lon. ' Iminlr'e 'S4 AVnHhlnKlon';'" ' 2-2-fi-3tp iii:auty i:ati:k ritAcricr.s VOH CIIAMPIONSIIII Tll.f M O.I i G A N TO W N, V. Vn.. ' (Al'j After a practice .seHslnn Inst wock, dutlnr? which he : devoured two cheese sandwiches,, six. port chops, one hirtfo loaf of . Italiaft bread, a dish of lettuce salad and another loaf of !r ad, Louis Tslri votis, owner of a lunch wuiroh. has announced he will ko after the world's eating record some., time this wcck; Dis tentative menu includes 13 pounds of fish, four loaves of bread, fivo cups of coffee and two dozen pf?tfs. Pollen ; officios will referee the eontrtt. "I Women's Safety' from loss of charm under trying hygienic conditions secure this wl; i True pro tection discards like tissue SCORES of women's elisor ders arc largely traced to iday to, lolil-thnc "sanitary liudsiJusecurcKund unsanilary , Eight in 10 better-class woir..'h today employ "KOTKX."' . Wear liKlitcst gowns and frocks without a second thought, any 'day, anywhere. Discards as easily as a piece of tissue. No laundry. Five times as absorbent as ordinary cotton pads! Deodorizes. Ends AM. ftar of offending. You get it at any drug or department store simply tiy saying, -KOTKX." No em-' barrassiurnt. In fairness to yourself, try this hew way. Costs only a few cents. Twelve in a package. Korex No iuuadry iiiu-arj ifke tisnu I : OUTBURSTS, OF EVERETT TRUE ..:-iY -av; rt-'J..i La Grande Theatres Histoiy's Greatest ' I Land Rush' Showing At Sherrys v ( .The last dash ot" the homestead- ers lor the purpose, of staking claims on the old Cherokee J,and Slrlp between Kans-'ts and Okln- hoina. Is depicted for the first time on the screen In William Karl's .new, screen production , "Tumhleweeds," ; tt rnltcd Artists -orporatlon release. now' showing at Sherrys. , y . . . The Cherokeo S0rip,v so-cnlled beeausi- it was get aside as neutral Kroumi between tho-Indians and early white settlers, was thrown open In, IN Jin by the Government for lioinem. imT purposes uud as soon as the 'word went out.lhnu snnds upon 'thousands of "-lioirte seekers flocked to Cahlwoll, Kan., lo he ready for the starlet's word. It was vlrffln prhlrle : soli, 'in the midst of n fine UKrk-ulturnl region' and the lam! was valuable. Ko'tno lioiiH sl-'iid hind Is not so valuable, as many persons have leahied by expmhnce." . . . , The lib pranehes . which.'' .were rented from the Indians by cattle meij. had to .he vacated; the great herds removed. ,Thts made bit turncss between the cowmen nnd the ' homesteaders. Then there wrre tho "sooners" to worry with men who tried to sneak in ahead or the. opening hnd grab land. They were promptly jailed when caught. I This Is the historical stale or nfrairs, around . which 'Tumble, weeds" 1h built. : Hal . G. Kvarts wrote the story nnd was ndnpted for Die screen by C. Oardnef- Hull Ivan. ' The truly tremendous scenes of Dm mad dush for land, , the mov. I a of thfl enormous IitUs of cat. !lje, thft episodes arouod Onldwell, which grew, to a raw metrnnolis almost overulifht, tho love, laugh- IiV Cunili) v a1 r ' ter, . Krhn dclennlnatlon, pathos, .traKedy and drama, of thoso stir iinn days 'in ohr own hind, will be, seen In Mr. Dart's picture the ! bluest , and best ho has made to date. ' A flno cast surrounds tho star f including Karhura I 1 ted ford as leutllnK woman and Kin Itnirffot was the director, Comedy showing . "Maby no Good." . '"tg"" t-- flnJ Ml orrio ife&jf ana .IVldgglC Gomjnff to Arcade Febriiaiy 11. 1 "Mringlng l'p. Kather New York," a tv.o-aet eoipedy based on I lie in Giy musical famousj h will ; Geprge Me Ala mis cart nmii hdd forth al. I ho Aread" Iheui Thursday 'evening, (''ebnuuy i i, This Is the same prorluciien, by tin way, that delighted crowds for a prosperous run at the Lyric thea ter. New' York and Olympic thea ter, t'hlengo, earlier In the season. A play that can he recommended anywhere and possessed, of I hone ingredlenls that spell laughter, and those choice bits of revel thai, sink right Into the heart and lin ger. Again we shall have the pleasure of the company or Jlggs, Mangle, Dinty A I no re. and the rest or the beloved Alahmiey elan. And once more to the jingling of In fectious melodies. surrounding beauty supjdied by a champion chorus or young women, .capable riminaltcrs, singers and ibincers, we shall bo highly entertained and, lit us hope, satisfied. Life at Its which tho picture, was adapted. n nt is sordid enough and when a (The fast is a particularly well medium can help us forget our chosen one, containing many fuui i roubles and chaso Mr. Gloom to IHnr names. The photography the tat! duldrums It surety must j takes In some of Die most beautl h! worthwhile. , "Drlnging l.p ' ful scenery seen on the screen ..for Kut her In finy New York" nioro!somo time. . than fulfills this much needed "North Ktar" Is a Howard Kstd. want. Deserved scars for Dfls at-(brook production. In which Hlrong- r "'"'i n' . wiH he '. plac il Oil JMi ' Mi mil i- l-ib. S at the itire. Screen Tale of Rex Beach Novel Scores at Arcade Louise Drcasvr plays In onu of the must supurb roles in her career In "The Goose Woman," a I'nivcr sal .hcvel ada))ted from DiP story by Ue Iteactt, which ts nuw show itiK at the Arcado theater. As a broken degraded. . onco populsr opera slime r, she wives a sympothettc study of the character she portrays. Cast in aside her real bauty, Miss Dresser plays a role quite hideous, vt Ireiuendous iy artistic in the makeup, as nu old drunken woman llvinir In squalor In a small dilapidated farm house. Tltls lraKk fiKUro, once Ktorlous and heralded In the newspapers, Is Die uear-wltut ss to a murder Seeking' publticlty, she fashions a sttny from tlm ulr and nets her son arresteil for the crime. Miss Dresser's make-up In this part was said to have taken tati hour anil u half to put on. This Is easily creditable when one sees the comparison hf tween the ttately ni nirer and tho broken slattern. In tiie cast, of this all-star pic ture two other notable parts aro played hy Jack IMekl'ot J and Con stance. lbniHdt. A dramatic part Is furnished by James O. Darrows in tiie part of the kller, Although short, his ride Is dingly well done. Others In the. cast of ,Clareiu'e aro (ieoige Meyfl'nrtllK, MacDcrmnlt Ib owu's great . classic Cooper, (lustav von (borge Nichols, Mare and Spottiswnod Altken. Dog's Loyalty To iioy Is Theme of Film Htronghean ns a loyal -friend Is by no means a new role ror this famous dog actor of the movies. Yet. onch performance given ' by Stroughearl seems to dilfor from the hist, and In this new cut of his pictures hu is "North Star" 1 and not "'White. X'ang," or any of Die rob s In which he has been cast in previous productions.. "North Htar" Is ihoMltlo of hli latest vehicle, an Associated Kx hlbltors' production, running at the Star theater today and Kalur day, with Virginia Leo Corbtu, Ken Muynard and Ktuart Dolines In the principal holes.. t, , As ''North Htar" Ktroiigheart is the only friend of young Wilbur dale, a young spendthrift, whose HlHte.r, Miireia, cannot guard him d'rom the .pari sites whom ho calls mends. 'Dobbins, -the worst of these," contrives to niako tho boy think -lut bus killed another -of bis cronies, and Die boy runs uway. nol aware that the (tog has follow ed and. is hidtig in. the hack seal. of the roitihib-iV :, i (. Dp In- the ilh'i tin woods the tvn are f-pit-ited!7.-inil. Infrb dinlei diii iiiu u liii-h , ".oi iii Star's" iu u uhy in cleverly shown. De niakes a friend in thV person ' of' Noel I bake. and hi Ingw about the Iriendshtp of. , . Dlakc and Morcla when Murciu Uohldlis egter the scene, seeking tho boy.;' The'dog's enmity toward Dobbins ' 'oviMil ually reveals the hitter's churic ler, and leads lo Die finding of Die boy. . v'; ; I'lni final and most powerful seeno Is that Inwhleh "NorthStar" pursues Uohblns thruugh Dut hills and. In which Dobbins plunges over a precipice In an attempt to flee from tho angry animal. The story Is said to bu iwen more tremendously portrayed on -'the screen than In the novel of the same mime by Itufus King," from I Professional Directory Till! ilirnctory U rsiKs lally luuul lor llio nenconwr or fur the out-of-town mult-r who nuij Vuit tlio name and aililrcsM of Mimr imiti'iukinal man. It has been carc-rulljr iruirl anil will irotu to bo rraily aiil lo any reader In olilaiuiiiK pmniiit IMiftiioiiul wrvkv. . 1 Classified For Quick Reference Attorneys III :il IC. IIIIAllV Allorniy-iit-Uiu', offli! Koli.y-jloavy Ulilu-. ovrr Is. X: I Vrus r(rt. T.'kplioni Main 111. CO Hit AN m4 f!IRRHAHn-4o, T. Cochrun and Colon It. Kbr Mrd, Altorni i Mwi - CimiMlA Na tions! 1 1 tin U butldlint. 'JMleptiQi. t'Ani. 3, IIKI.M-Attr.mfty at Law, KiH'in -Ml, IStW I'Oley IfUUUIIIK. Ttibtphoau Miain 779. Denlitita Mr. W. KHwnV Dentist. ' Oard. iter JiuiMiuf.feupuotif Uin H. nr. c. n. CAfTnohf nntLnt. fmu : work ixud wneml UfnitlAtry. f'hoti Architect C. II. MIl.l.KH, ArrhllrtM. lioom 7 . i ' t, Rrands National psnk Tlufldlng heart appears 'through1 the court esy of liiN.owntir, .'Ass June Murfin; i:rnovi: si;i:rs xi av daxci - I 'A IU8. (AD) Kurope Is. ready) tor a new dance, nnd , the .dancing maslers are ready to pay a goodly h u m for one. .. The '. "Chniicston" has been tried ijnd1 round' '"not wanted." Tho foxtrot has endured for 20 years. . Tho tango hu ' met with a mixed' reception,, hut .tho waltz apparently Is to bo , eternal. ; . iio!.'WAi'ri,i'.STi1Vi! . vVi'-l! lattxt you i.;iin m .ili.llirht' willi'i Hi--in .Vhi'n iiilt'l' on of nnv Irons. They always come-out nni-foroily-M'lnp,- broW'it.nd tiisty-r-a, dish fit to. set IWore a king. Tfe. Is king In your .home food thorn to him! - . ,i ;v ; MS. ELECTRIC Do Not Fom'.'.. sore.i. tender, ' ov bleedinjr (jums. We have a. mouth wiish thitV in GUARANTEED to cure. Something new and .different. ;. Physicians & Surgeons ft'l'KI.LA S. IIOI.tli:il, M, l. l'hyiinlHii und burtfeun. Itoo ma lu-lL Telephnn Soiuiiier Diiliding Main 6 19 i.kr ii. norvY, m. n. rraoti.'u limited to di.-ei.r-H of. the Nos and Tlironi. Nw lolty Telephone ISullJiiifc ilu in 16 K. ti. KtitHV, m. i. riiysbdan and Surgeon. New Foley 'IVIwphona Ittilblliig . - . Alain -2i mciiAiiik p. iaiiik, m. n. : l'hsicirtu nad Uurueui Onrdner T-l-phoria UullillnT Alain lid w. r. sirAiionr, m. FVdajr Telephone Main b C. MOOI1K. M, II. 'FhyslcUn and Surgeon. ' ' Nw'ota-y.. Telephone liulldlng , Ai,iin 19 r. Ii. It ALSTON, !W. II. " Practlett IliaUed to dixen.seH of the J'Iy Kur. Nose and Throat. Rooms IS-IJt Telephone Pom liter riulhllng t Main 778 . a. l. niriiAnnsnx, m. d. ' , Hurgury Rooms 18-17 Telephone ftomniur Jluildinff Main 1G Osteopathic Physicians .1. I.. l(il,D, 1). O, - ;' i AitttAiiDT i;i.i:. . o. Oeneral praetleo nnd tho "jOST ' . HYSTDM'- for fallen nrches. Rommer . . . Telephone Uulldlng, ' Mala 100 , At Die?: Kuropoan dance congress Nvhk'n iheetK at Drussels- this month, ti special priao or lO.oort frartes will - he awarded for-.r'tho ilaiu'c most likely to replace the foxtrot In popular favor." " The fhinee'inust bo based on tho walU step. : . ' ; Kunny na-.ncs . today. Penalpr Capper endorses a new divorce and marrhigo bill, which would Cupper climax. t .-.'K U- ' i,- .v... . u !S1 w & A VESTS' i! TuU's, (.'ba:iers(' Djere . , And . I"r 'fKT -r , V Depot StreM - Mattresses Run Cleaned - Rebtillt. . Feather ftuttrasiwa Mad , I'lllows Braoratfid Hull Ituga Maila fna i:; . old carpM. " ; Furniture Itcpalntd aavj ReooTerert La Grande Mattresa & Weavin? Work MceaanJ Fumlfatar PHONE 24-W ' - CI) an. Cdwanlir Drofound undcislandlng of all- that; Is ri3(ulre( of us during bereavement has giv en us our reputation for In telligent service. Yqu can depenrl upon ns without hesitation. We Understand. moagrass cr Zimmerman PUOFOUNP .al Vf, m II