La Grande evening observer., March 11, 1926, Image 9

Thursday, March 11, 1928.,
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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The Observer Vant
The Market Place of Union and Wallows
foii runt
j.'Oll HUNT Modern store room,
mil basement, stoam hoat. Avail
able April 1st, Bomitier Hotel.
! 3-8-10tf
FOIt lHN-2-ronin Apt. partly
filinlHllcil." Call 2S1G N. Second.
' 2-J-10-4tp
Full KKNT
mcnts.. Call
Furnished apart
1(115 Fourth St
4. 2-3-10-0tp
lf ill ItKNT 2 rooms, Hclit house
keeping or Jjutehlng. 1706 U Avo.
2-3-C-etp
FOIt SAI.K
1'Ylll 8 A 1.10 Thoroughbred Itlioilo
' Inland Itnd hatching eggs. 1). C.
French, 1320 Y Avo. 8-3-10-Ot
FOR BAIJ3 Barred Plymouth.
Itock eggs for hutching. Coll
460-11. 2-S-9-3fp
ynV 8A.LK Fertilizer, dry -wood,
building gravel, 2 light wagons, 2
logging trucks, one team work
horses and male goat. Phono
104-M. 6-3-9-3tp
J.'Oll 8ALK 5-room house, mod
ern, 503 N Ave. 3-6-0tp
FOR SALE C-room house, garage,
flood buy, on easy terms. Seo
owner, 307. Spring St. 3-3-8tf
FOR SALE Registered Jersey
cowa u-nd bred 'heirers. Priced
to sell. Homer ' Carncs, North
Powder. S-3-8-Mp
l.'OIl RALE Timothy hay. J. A,
Holman. .. 2-3-6-0tp
FOR SALE nlack Jersey Giants
and Rhode Island lied hatching
eggs. Geo. Hector, 2 hlks. east
stato garngo. 4-3-4-1 mp
WANTED
WANTKU Woman wants any kind
of work by day or hour. Coll
Observer. i - ... 3-3-10-2tp
WANTED Experienced book
keeper and Uurrough's oporator
wants work. Cull Observer.
v 2-10T2tp
WANTED Work by graduate
nurse. Phono 15n-H. 2-3-6-lmp
WANTKD TO LEASH Modern
( hou.se .dY 6 rooms. A place with
garogo and largo yard will bo
given . preference. Call 524-J.
WANTKD KxpcrloncGil ladies
muly-io-wonr snlosla'ly iloslrca
Buy-This Home
Flno modem liome; barn
and clilrken liuusej one ncro
if excellent land, IrrignKsl.
Price $3111111; $-"M cash,, bal-i
alien . $:IMI0 per iiKHitli.
Five-room liousn and nno
aero laiiil, Covo Ave. Price,
$I.VI0. Kasy terms. -
Five-room modern house,
and gooil lot, N Ave. Pilw,
:i.-i00. . Terms.
FAR.U LOANS, (11
Scn Ts for-Your Clly Loans.
WEEKS & BLACK
RFJUOllS . .
New Foley llldg.
Insnranco - Loans
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REWARD For arrest of ,-person
poisoning dog at 1804 Coo Ave.
Frauk W. Turnbull.. 8-3)-10-2tp
RADIO FOR PIANO fWe wUl
trade good radio for pluno. East
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NOTICE For Fuller Brtish Serv
ice call 513-W; p-S-S-lmp
lOST ntoek, hut. CpH Mm. M.)l
vllle, 314V. Sultabl reward.
J 2-a-lOrftp
81'MPTKIl Smeltea- plant re
modeled and clcctrtficil to be re
opened. j
nOT WAFTI-ES DM1
Well may you axpress dtllglit wtth
them when made, on one ot our
WcstinghouiMi . ; Hlectrlc - WaIe
Irons. They always come' out ufal-
Iformly .ctlsp,. brown and laslj
dish fit to set hcrorn a King, no
Is king In your homo feed them
to him I . ;, -
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NEW TODAY
FOR SALU 4 or S head. heavy
horses. S. I. Knight, lthlnchurt
Station. . -; S-S-l 1-Stp
WANTJir Housekeeping for man
In town or out. ' llox 24s.
- ;-3-ll-3tp
FOR S.U.H New 5-room modern
stucco house. Seo F. M. Hoyd at
Club Cigar Store. . ; 3-3-ll-3tp
FOR THAIIW Ornphonola for
fresh milk cow. 1308 K Avo.
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FOR SAI.R vivo- room house.
Close in; terms; will tuko close
in acreage or lot on south or
west sldo. Call at 1513 IT Avo.
5-3-ll-3tp
FOH HKNT S furnished house
keeping' rooms, 1905 Adams.
', 2-8-ll-2tp
WANTKD I Housekeeper. Call
Main 525 after 5 p. m. 2-3-1 l-2tp
FOR RKNT 3 room modern apt
Phono 471-M.. S-3-ll-2tp
FOH RENT Apartments. Adults
only. 1307 Pcnn Avo. 2-3sll-2tp
FOR RENT Urndy
340-J. ,
apt. Call
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WANTE7 -r-Lodge deputies: big
wiiKry; mie. icmuiu. i:. rj. virii
na. Mgr., 10 Depot St., phono
62-W. - 8-3-11-Stp
FOR lAI.ff . Five room modern
bungalow with acreiOf ground.
Fruit trees. Monthly payment.
' Inquire 1305 M street. 3-3-ll-3t
FOR BALE Fruit and shade trees,
1 shrubbery, roses, - peonies and
vines, pansy plants and peren
nials,
asparagus and rhubarb all
ne's Nursery, phono 664-J, ,
at Milne'
Res. 201-W.
6-3-n-im
YOUR INCOME TAX
Net Income, upon which the lu
oniVi Is assessed, ais gross Income
less certain specltlea deductions for
business-' expenses, losses, eontribu
tloas, bad debts, cfc., A storekeeper
may deikiet ns a business -expense
amounts spent for rent of his place
of business, advertising, .premiums
for Insurance ugalnst fire ox other
kosscs, dost pf water, light, and heat
used in his place of business, dray-
age and -freight htllvund tho cost
of maintenance and repair to delivery-
wugonannd trucks,- apd a
reasonable allowance, for . salaries.
professional man, such as a
lawyer, doctor, or dentist, may de
Hict tho cost of supplies used In
his profession, expenses paid in the
QParntloil and repair of automo-
, , t.i...- n-Ai-..Duinn,ii
calls, dues lo professional journals,
office rent, cost of wuter, light and
near useu ill Ills onice, nun uii- nut TWO years pi preparation wvn!
of- oClcc -osstatunt,-.. , : , puti into this picture -by the ' eom
Tlio .farmer may deduct ns nec-ipany Hint has given the plcture-
essai'y expenses' all amounfs act-
uniiv evneniled' In carrying on the
business of farming, such as
amounts, paid in ino piouucuon
ind harvesting of his crops, cost
ot seed and fertilizer- used, cost of
...in..- ;..t-lni in Cnen - hn II ,1 IniTM.
andiooHt of. small tools n.d ni tbetbv Lucirn uunnaru. . ww
course ef a venr or two.' Tho cost; Sells, who made "Wild Horse
of raft machinery,, equipment, and
farm mimtings is nor u'inieiuiiu'Mni nmw m ow i..;
expense, . ; J ' ; In brief, the story Is one'of Dlx,
IVihtcMon's for personal or living la N,lVujo Indian youth,' educated
expenses, such as repairs to j.-unirtm' the white people, who Is
tuvnnver'n . dwelling, cost of food, I'nnnfrnninl with the barrier of race
lelathlng.; education of children, etc.
are noi aiiow eu.
OUTBURSTS CS JfilEZZTS TRUE : By Condo
MKI Lai 2SA1om .
tal- Xnairr HtaU MAX1NG.
THAT THe CITY W-Ar
THAT'S -TrVQ SiASIS
SUCH RtVfOST f
ta Grande
"Vanishinor American"''
Mow RhoWinff . V
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ai ine Arcaae .
' "Tho Vanishing American, "
,Znne Grey's lntest and greatest
story to be screened by Paramount,
overshadows any similar exposition
ever 'written and cslslillshcs.n new
high' mark In motion picturo pro
duction. It Is.glgantlo -In spirit
uand presentation. . ' .
i Tile picture, which ta the .fea
ture ut the Arcudu' theater starting
today for three 'days, presents one
of tho biggest und most, vltul
themes concerned with the history
und civilization of tho yum! Sta
tes. It holds a deep element'' of
tratredy from the Indian viewpoint,
showing him dlspossesed gradually
of his lands und shorn of his power
by (lie white, men's progress.
To build up the tremendous
theme we are carried back to pre
historic times In spectacular scenes
that lire absorbingly Interesting,
showing how tho Indians overcame
the cliff-dwellers, and how, in
turn, the coming of the Spanlurds
jicretold the passing of the Indian.
grlug public. bucIv productions
"The Ten Commandments,
The
( Covered Wagon" und
Peter Pun."
Klrliuril Dlx. Lois WUson, Noull
Decry and Malcolm WcOregor arc.
featured In tho leading roles of the
production, adapted for 'the screen
j Mesa," directed. . Mhel ' Donorty
w,en he falls in love with a lovely'
iwhltc girl, iiwiurnms wiii ii.. wi-
yf? . ' ak;,M.aa.ia l-l '
&rYi luHAT'4t AU. THTt
An 0RS6NT ffeoPOSAL
NOTHCr UnOMT
II'
it
Theatres
tnchment of Indian soldiers from
tho war frqnt of Kurdpo. ho finds
his tribesmen In a rebellion that
threatens to become grave a re
bellion against tho oppressions to
which they aro subjected. How ho
averts disaster, to his people and
works out his own destiny In ser
vlco to his race against tho conflict
of his love for tho American .girl Is
a motif ot stirring nobility. The
scope of the story Is tremendous,
hulking troiiv tho primitive days
up to tho present when tho race,
snr1irutud to resevations, Is
dwindling thwarted aborigines
who cannot eopo with the might of
the mechanical era wrought by
wiitto civilization.
Completing tho all-star imc-up
of Bimnortlnc players are such
nramrnent names as Ooorgo Sin-
grill. Shannon Duy, Charles Crock
eM, .Deft .Woodruff, Hornaiid Slo
gel, Guy " Oliver, - Chavles Slovens,
Joe Hynn. ..
"Cheaper to Marry"
Is Colorful. Picture
Of New York Life
Olven a luvlsh selling In the
whirl of' modern' 'social life,
"Cheaper to Marry," Samuel Shlp
inaii's big Now York singe success,
W88 rllmed- by Hubert Z. Leonaril
and tho result, regarded by Melro-tloldwyn-M-iyer
offiolals as one of
rtl.e most dramatic pictures 01 uie
year, will bo seen at llio Slierry
theater today and tomorrow.
Ilrllllnnt social ovenls In, the
luxurious surroundings of New
York , hotels and clubs, Intimate
glimpses of im . oxeluslvo women's
athletic club, ami thrilling scenes
In tho stock oxr.luingu nil go to
ninko tho film version -of tho piny
'tin unusual picture. .
Thr(lliig through the plclnrlza
tlon Is n, powerful story of the nge-
L.- . fas
'
old war of the sexes, which conies f
to u Blurt ling and rcalistlu climax.
Jim Knight, played by Lewis S.
raouo, one or ihu finest actors uf
America, wages a bitter fight in
conventions and' loses. Matrimony,
the film discloses, is the best und
chcniicsi policy."
Tho Cast is an exceptional one.
tu sides Stone, it Includes Conra
N'agcl, Puuiettu l)lival WiH-lsneilto
do lu. Motte, Loulss l-'uxfllda,
Claude yiillngwutor and' UlChard i
Wayne, '.
Hiss Duval, former French j
dancer in Zligflelira l.'ulltos,'' Is
seen In her first big screen role
since "Monsieur Heauealie," the
Valentino film In which she fhur-.
acterlzalion of ' Madaiuo l'ompa
dour won-wldo acclaim. She is tl'
mistress of Jim Knight, while Na
m,l and Miss do la. .Volte play op
posite each other lor me nisi nmu
I,, ii,.. ir -i-i'ik. A rich vein ot
iioinedy runs through me imime,
cupanly handled by Miss Fazeudu
und Mr. aitllngwiUcr.
Comedy showing I no iron ns.
Buck Jones' New
Picture Dazzles
With Its Speed
A new Duck Jones Is seen In
"Durnud or the Had Ijinds," the
William Fox star's latest hnlr-tiig-
ger offering, which opens a two
day engagement ut the Star thea
ter I'Viduy.
Duck Jones la cast In the Ideal
role of .Durand who, : through a
chain of uncoiiunato circumstan
ces, has been given the. name of the
most brutal bundii. or an time, r.x
molts of extremely vicious nature
am untustlv laid lit his door, de-
splto Durund's endeavor to clear
li Is name. .
Marlon Nixon scores' again by
her delightful - portrayal of tho
waif or the desert who wins Huck's
heart, und his chance to show his
aT'Cusers In their true light.
Malcolm Walte und Fred Dc Sll
va are bud men of the most con
vincing sort. Walte portrays a
crafty, double-crossing sherirf,
while De Sllva effectively registers
;i sinister, traitorous coward.
Lynn Reynolds directed and
iiduptcd tho story with a real un
ilorstundlng ot western life.
l'DIDAY, RIAltCII IS.
Mnniitnin Time Stations.
KOA,. Denver, Colo. . (:iaS.4mi
:tOk), 12:10 P- nl" Mnrjqrlo Nash,
organlstj 3:30, Mrs. Max Oiimeji,
sopranoi Mrs. Carol Stone, pianist;
(1:30, Drown rulaco string orohes
tra: 8, Kcheucrmnn's Colorado, or
chestra: 8:15, Kalph Scott, bari
tone: KOA orchestra: sketches, us
car W. low; A. G. Durham, saw
soloist; Welsh male chorus; Henry
Zarlengo, accordionist.
' Pacific. Time Stations.
Kl'I, Iios Angolcs, Cnl. (tlllm
IITJku), 6:30-8 p. m.,; Kenneth
Morse und his orchestra;; (!, nightly
1 doings; 0:15, Heclng trniuorninj
0:30, vest pocket program; n:o,
Itodlotoruil period; 7-8, Spanish
music hour. Felipo Delgodo; 8-9,
lu I McFarhind, organist; 9-
11:30, popular music; 9:30-10, Mu
tual Motors Joko contest; ' 10-11,
vocal program by pupils of Myra
Ucllo Vlckcrs.
Kl'OA, Scnllle, Wash. (IM.3m
IIIIUlic), 12:30-1:30 p, m., Chamber
of Commorco program; 0-0:80, At
water Kent Uob; 7-8:15, Shor
mnn, Clay and company program;
8:30-10, Tlme program; , 10-11,
Jacklo Soudcr'a Club Lido scro
naders. '' '
li IX)X. Ixing Di-ach, Cal. (2.12.4m-
ISIIIIke), 0-0:30 p. m lirayton'H
thenter organ; 0:30-7, amitsomont
Information; 7-8, program, Dnlton
and Iloaglnnil; 8-9, rress-Tolegratn
Htudio; 0-1 0, Nichols end Warrlnor
hour; 10-12, Long lleach Mlks
I.oilgcNo. 888 frolic.
HI'WD, llollj-wmid, Cal. (2lt2ni
tlllllki ), 8-9 p. m., program, John
Radio
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' Classified For Quick Reference
Attorneys
II IKill t HltAI'V Attorney-st-lJiw,
. nfflc Foley-Oouvy lll'lff.. over L.
ft U Drug Store. Tolepho'ne
Main 111.
cnciinAfr and KIIKnnAniVOeq.
T. Conlirsn sou union ll. wonriisra,
Attorneys at Law, La Urande Na
tlunal .Uank building, Telephon
Main 91,
CAItl, 3. nni.M Attorney at Law,
lloom New f-niey uuuuing.
Telephone Main 779,
Dentists
Dr. o. W. TiitwiN Dentist, Oard
, nor UullUititf. Tulephune Main 111.
nr. c. n. cACTHonw Dentist ruts
work and general dentistry. Phone
4t7-W. '
Architect
C. H. Mll.l-K.ll, Areklteet.
Room 7
La Grand National Bank Building
Accountant
W. N. AIIKINS. Aeeaaataat.
Small sets, Statements, Audits, etc.
Phone M 03t.
Wright, The Right Tailor .with
lloquel Kioto, coloratura soprano
in operutio numbers; Esther White,
popular songs; Bill Illnko, tenor;
0-10, Lcii Nash 'and his original
Country Doys; loatl, Wurnor
llrothers' frollo, :
KliO, Oakland, Cal. (t.2m
8:i0kc), 8-4 p, m., Mayueue Mor
rison, violinist; Louise Kllllea, so-,
pruno: Ifarrlette Murton, contralto;
Anna Lucchcst, plnnlst; . 4-5:30,
concert orchestra; 6-0:65, Knicker
bocker trio,
Kil.I, lies Angeles, Cal. (405.2m
Tlllkc), 8-10 p. in., program, West
ern Auto Supply company.
KMTH, Hollywood, Cal. (2.18m
I2(inkv), 8-10 Pi-m., KMTB concert
orchestra, Ixiren Powell, director;
10-11, Starr Pluno oominany, studio,
KN.V, Hollywood, Clll. (:138.0m-,
SOOke), 5:30 p. m., Leighton's cafe
teria orchestra; 6:30-7, Atwator
Kent concert orchestra; 7-8, pro
gram, Jell-X-Cell company; 8-9,
KNX feature program: 9-10, Or
der of Optimistic Donuts; 10-11,
stiidio program; 11-18 midnight,
Cocoanut Orovo dance orchestra
front tho Ambassador. j
KOAO, f'urvnlils, Ore. (280.2m
lOTOkc), 7:20 p. m Arthur Klrk-
linm, tenor: 8-9, musical program.
K P O, Run Francisco, Cal.
( I28 m-700ke), 1:30-2 p. m., liudy
Seigor's Fairmont hotel orchestra;
0:30-7, Wnldomar Llnd's orches
tra; 8-9, program, Aeolian string
quurtet; 0-10, Pnkico hotel dance
orchestra; 10-11, Waldcmar Llnd's
orchestra, -. ,,,
- KWKC, Pullman, Wash, (,118.0m
8(IOku), 7:30-9 p. m Orpheus Mu
sla club, yocal trio, Pop orchestra;
Fayo Krwln, vocalist; llav, Barrett,
Jessie Ploskett, pianists; classical
orchestra; Danao Llvosay, pianist;
snxophono and moiith 'organ duct,
Otto Johnson, Kd Chittenuen.
Now!
Is the time to plant
your lawn. Our Spring
SEEDS
have arrived. Also a
full line of Garden
Seed and Steel Goods.
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
Main 85
Just 50
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Since a new Turkish law prohi
bits glfla to brides, who nil! buy
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EVERT ROOM ku PRIVAT1
Sa-Batha 'New, Modem
Close to Shopping District tad Tbeattea
FREE GARAGE ' TariK (rem
WEAVfelVS
Tailors, area era. Dean
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Mattresses Ross
Cleaned Rebuilt.
Feather atellriasea Mae
Ptllowi Kmoiated
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