Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 26, 1926)
Friday, March 26, 1926. VK GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ' : . The Observer Want The Market Place of Union and Wallowa FOR HUNT VOTl HENT Modern furnished - room, strain heat, hut and cpld .' water, 6 minutes walk from dn- .poL JSOGOAvo, 4-3-25-3lp V011 KKNT Modern Apt. Phone 471-M. ... 8-3-20-Jtl) () It RKNTfc- Bleeping rooms. 470-M. , l-3-25-3t FOB, HUNT 2 partly furnished .'.iipld. !1I5 X Second. -3-24-4tp J.'Olt RliNT A'lirnlHhed houBe. Call 44C-U. ''' 2-2-23-0t FOR niONT One, two, four,, five, Nix room houses to adults. John Mars. -S-17tf FOR JtlSNT Furnished apart ments, groonu noor.. inquire &tj 4d'ii j Are. z-o-X4l-lIlip KOn TtENT Modern store room, I full basement, steam heat. Avail. able April 1st. Bommer lfotL J a-s-uir 1-OR SAI.l' ' o u KAI; K I looming house. 1 Tort H Ailums Ave: l'honn 4 14-J. , 2-3-l'4-4lpi FOR SAJjK Karly RunrLsa nnd ' liurbauk need potatoes. Also Reed j corn. G. Stucklnnd, Cove, .Ore. , . 3-3-24-0tp' .. 1 VOH SALE Conndian field pens for seed. Call Farmers 2H3. 2-3-23-Gtp 1'XMl RAI.E Blank dirt nnd fer tilizer, phono' i4-M. 2-3,23-4,tp KOR SA1.K Team, harness and wagon. H. K. llugey, llox 42. Island City. . 3-3-23-6tp KOlo SALK Grimm alfalfa seed 30o a pound. - Krnest Kohler, Union. 2-3-22-1 2tp FOR SAM-: Pure Grimm alfalfa seed 35c per lb.: -Minnesota.,'' 13 field corn lie per. lb.,, ,L. '.A; Strlngliain, Imbler. - -,' 3-3-"22-Gtp WH SAI.K Delicious 'and Jona than applet, 60c .box-, lirlhg boxes. . Farmers . '207; .-..County Kiirm. 3-3-20-Ctp FOR RAlyK Timothy seed De a pound. II. E. Bull, Summnrvlllo. 2-3-18-lmp FOIl SALE 2 cnnarlcs.' Call 318-J 2-3-17K Foil all kinds of cabinet work soo J. 13. ,lndscy, 1302 O Ave. ' 2-3-15-lmp 1'IllCH our Garden and Flower seoil. Ixi Grande Wise. & Btrg. Co., phono Main 702. 3-lCtf I3AR1.Y Seed Potatoes, Red River Olilos, Plntos. 1a Grande Whse. (c fitrg. Co., Main 792, 1526 Jef ferson St. ' 3-1 Otf FOR BAIiE Fruit and shade trees, shrubbery, roses, peonies and vines, pansy plants and peren nials, asparagus and rhubarb all -at Mine's Nursery, phono 604 -J, Res. 201-W. 6-3-11-lm FOR SALE fl-room house, garage. Good buy. on easy terms. Bee owner, 307 Spring St. 3-3-Stf V8K a sack of lAnd Plaster on. your garden or lawn, 90o de livered. Iji Grande Whse. & Htrg. Co., Wain 7!)2, 1625 Jeffcr spn fit. 3-lCtf FOR BALK Black Jersey Giants and Rhode Island P.ed hatching M0M1I POP rpp ' L -TS' ( "C.-tCHTrBST-reAN'FoR LEETOnia. HOVM'S HOTSV Y OH MR aONe). ) , ' V IRfeSE 080R' AwAiTS YbU AT , 5, ToTSfTHIS HEfcES'A-. . - -V ARRELUS' Pop J 7 , fgei-'MORMINS? T6UE.GCAM ), - . F.'MV yonHoii y :' Tl v''S 'S a weeni ot jos-iS , S v ,''' ' VMtJTtD TO HAN3 OUT H&RE F0s 4v '4 4 V,'- : , . .' Ve-vn) DAVS M1M8E IV J. f jSgv 'V N ( CAUCO POP 8V LOMfatl5TACe-- FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS S A wT S VEAW- 111 4 .AAlSYOGB-lMRATAAiiMAU J Observer Want Ad Rates . (Count fire arrrafe words lofbe Unr). Per Una, Ut aTtion,....lio Per Hoe, card Mal coneec? ullve BcrUuu........... 70 llnlinum charge an one ar dor , ....... 35o HA 1 liS HtAHVm S Hum, par month ....42.M 5 lines, par month..'.... tS.'ii 4 Hum, per nsoulli ..W.OO 6 lints, pit month...... 41.13 Kuch additional line tner five chargs-d at S0o per line pr inomh. CAM IS ADVANCE la re quired on alt ctsMtflod order to earn Uiesn rat, - Higher ratct charged an all credit in- BWrttOBS.'' -'. ' - ''.'." . Copt lor all classified order must be lit llila office by to A. M. DAT Otr INbElcWOS, stop orders on ad Intuited un til fnrtlier notice jnuxt be rt wlveil by llio tame litmr or ex tra lawrtiou will be charged. ' 'fVlaplMiie order mliclted. Tasb rail's msj be earned on phone orders by payment on or before dale of last Insertion. ' I'HOM; MAIN 87 "An Obvrrer Want Ad : WU1 Do It" oggs'.N' Geo Rector, 2 blkt. east . state garage, , 4-8-4-lmp WANTED WAXTHD - Housework by widow with -one child. 1705 U- Ave. ' 2-3-24-4t WANTED 'TO.'BUY S00 head stock'hogs, top prices pnld, Tlyde lCIddlc,;. Island City. 2-3-24-3tp WANTED Work .by." graduate' rtursc. phone 499-J.- 2-3-fi-lmp EXPERIENCED Burroughs opera tor and bookkeeper desires La Grande position. Also . knows ladles' ready-to-wear Phone 482-R. . , . 3-24-3tp RADIO FOR PIANO We Will trade good radio for piano. East ern Oregon Mnste Co. l-5tf NOTJCE For Puller Brush Serv ice call G13-W. 2-3-3. imp Prohibition may - not- ' prqlilblt, but It certainly-Is a lot of fun.- BUILD IT UP! People have coughs anc colds mostly because thej lack resistance and are not adequately nourished. Scott's Emulsion rich in vitamins supplies th weakened system with nourishment that Helps ' restore resistance. Build up your strength jnft with Scott't EmuUfon. 4 AT RETAIL DRUGGISTS Pn to xt ll.A , BfScott t tt)ut, Kliuwaclil. 1- 23-22Bl : ' ' " -: 'l'v ;'. ,'..' ' I ' Ad Page Counties HEW TODAY WANTED Housekeeping for man. IV O. llox 200. , 2-3-2(l-2tp TOR 8A1,B OR RENT t i acres alfalfa; modern house, garage, chicken yard, berries, 2304 Sec ond. 3-3-20-2tp I "Oil 8AI,E 6-room modern house, hMsetnent, garage. Terms. 60S N Ave. " 3-3-26-2tp FOR JlENT For steam heated rooms and apis, with shower i bath, one store room 25x46, f30. sep Mrs. V. Douglas, Odd Fel lows temple. 5-8-2i-ltp FOR BALE 43 Wilts '.Leghorn laying pullets; 10 monthB old - IwHVr,- -Jersey; 2 brooders. 304 Alder, l'hono, i'lit-H. 3-2ilf FOIl RENT. Modern 3 -room fur nished opt. lliOti Wash. 2-3-2l!-2t FOR BALE C5 Washburn regu iHtton Ive strlng-lmnjo for $&'. New. . Call in person. 120S M Ave. 4-3-2-lt VVANfPED-r-To rent at once, mort- crn furnished house, with gar- , age..- Rest references. Mr. Hush. eo Bkaggs nenr V. I'nlon. Phone , 2llain-36. 4-3-20-2tp jli'O'R BALE New five room mod ern- stucco bungalow, just com pleted. Close in. Good terms. Five acres good commercial ap ples in May Park addition. Pyra mid Ijind Co. 6-3-20-ltp FOR R KNT -Two furnished house keeping rooms with privuto bath. Corner Olh and ,'. Call 147-.M. 8-8-2C-2t FOR BALE Several choice rest-.! denco lots. ' I.a Grando is grow ing; If you contemplate building . a new home you had hotter buy - while choice lots are nvulLaole. Seo I.owcll Williamson at Secur ity Ijind & Savings Co. 3-2i;-lt WANTED Mnn with' team to dig basement. See ,Mrs. Zuber Im ', mediately. 3-3-20-ltp WIIALIJ STItANGIiED s ' SIONT15U.EV, Cal. A thirty-ton whale was found strungliMl to death In tho piling of a pier. It took a 40-horso power launch halt an hour to cxtricato the animal. Buy This Farm 4K acres In lllgli Valley. 5 niHe rait of I'nhm. (iood im-pmviuiM-nts, 200 ncii'S In oiltlvalton , and lirigutiul; luiliuicn pastui-e. J'rlcu SIS, ' 000; SKiOO i-nr.li, balance ui flU'lllH,. 1 5IIO acres 21 mllt west of 1'iiion. 0-rooni liUMli'in Imiuno with bath; burn for 23 cows and 0 horses, ImltLs 70 tons of hay; clorfi-iu lights in buildings; all out building) goad, too axiis In tulllia llutl, - one lurro oti'Jinrd, HO pen's timber, lalaiit' pas ture. Pilot! $21.(100; S50OO Wish, Iinlnncc terms. WEEKS & BLACK RKALTOn.S 'Wew Foley nidg.' Inturanoe - JLoaas Puzzled You're Right, Alek OUTBURSTS OP EVERETT TRUE By Condo r . . La Grande "When Door Opened" From Curwood Novel Is Smashing Dr&ma Tlu'rc aro probably . more gen uinely dramatic' moments in "When tho Door Opened." a new Fox FilniB production, which had lis premiere showing In I.a Grande at the Star theater last night, than In any screen drumu this season. This perhaps Is duo to the fact that the picture was adapted from ono of James Oliver Curwood's greatest, novels and another reuson Is no doubt that tho film was di rected by Reginald ; Barker, ack nowledged a master of big outdoor film productions, it was fortuiiute lhat such a capable director was chosen, because the Btory Is worthy of the most Bkiirul handling and Mr. llarker seems lo have, caught, tho spirit of the author most . ad mirably. ' - "When tho Door Opened" is melodrama, bul It 'is not melp di'ama of tho ordinary, hackneyed sort- The tenso situations do not give tho Impression of having been driven In with u. mullet as he Is sometimes the case where tho dire ctor Is striving for smashing ef fects. I Tho story has to do with a trust ing husband who returns to his home after -a long absence, eagerly anticipating a welcome from his beautiful wife. As he. enters the house, ho hears tho voice of ,a strange man and, upon recovering from his amazement, ho shoots the usurper and flees blindly. Next we find blin, a homeless wanderer, seeking forgetfulm ss In' the Cana dian wilderness. He saves the life of a beautiful girl In a thrilling runaway. Is severely Injured, and much against his will, for hu hat come In hale all women, lie Is taken lo her homo, tt huge chateuu HERE AWOSlve THIS f, Vtt0U)AB0U.T y YERRITORV AAV ATTeOTtON 8 JE" B, THAT BUON& jrtTOwihvl 'Tnt:S? rr f-tJm I ; Theatres In the midst of the woods, where sho nurses him bnck to health. The wanderer, who believes himself u murderer, has changed his name, , but his Identity Is discovered und revealed by tho very man who broke up his home, after tho girl has fallen In love with him. The situation becomes more and more tense ns the story progresses and there are ninny extremely anx ious moments as It unfolds. The climax, hoireyor, Is as unexpected as 11 Is sudden und it leaves the spectator fairly gasping no mean tribute, by the way, llio author, director uud the players.' Jacqueline Logan plays tho girl, granddaughter of a cynical old French boutevjirdler (Prank J Keo nnn) nnd Walter McOrall, former screen villlan iiiukea llio paut. or the wronged husband astonishing ly... Convincing. Robert Cain does well with tho heavy role and Wal ter Chung, as a Chinese lackey boy brightens llio darker' mom ents of the story with some subtle comedy bits. 1 ; , It will bo shown ut 'the Slur Iheuter again tonight und Satur day. . :J ' , "Phantom of Opera" Featuring Lon Chaney Coming to Arcade Cnln.ll,nl nril tlllV O fl nl C T 0 B "ground" a brllliunt seeno, when Universal filmed the grand sinir- ,,n,l f,.v. Heenes. tho IllOSt brilliant spectatle part of "The 'hanlom of the upera,- i.oa nun mcv,Knr tn "Tho Hunchback of Notre Dume," which comes lo Iho Arcade theater Monday. Tho scene depicts the "Opera Ball," u masquerade In which .Paris society holds gay revel InTuo 'great foyer to commemorate the 1.40-h nnlnf. nf lhe onera. season. Every Imaginable coslumo was Im- IJ.'JJtlU. ported for the" five hundred people appearing In thoso teenea, . The huge rc-pllco, of tlm ' Paris Opera, built to tlxo : und 111 exaot copy of tho original at Universal Cits', Is tho setting of tho unique Hpectuele. The ttory calls for the hundreds of rovelers being sudden ly terrified by tho "Phantom," who descends tho grand staircase in long scarlet ratio, wearing a four some mask, . In tho.pluy,- this Is tho most spootaculur iippearunro of (ho I'Phautom" In moat of tho procedlng uctlon only his sjiadow Is seon, Color photography wnt resorted to convey llio true spirit of tho des cription of tho brilliant scone as described by Uuston lroux In the noivl. Mury Phllbln it gorgeous in lliesu teunes in a sheer eloth-ot-gold gown, una Norman Kerry, und thu rest pf the rust, appear iu resplendent costumes. . . "Thu Phantom" wat . produced on the biggest scale slnco llio Hugo story ut Uulversal. , In the cast ure (,un nimuey, Mary Phllbln,' Nor iwan Kerry, Virginia iV-irVson, Ar. thur Edmund Carcwe, tllbaon Qowlund, Hnlfs ' Kdivards, Anton VnverVa, John Hutnpolls, and other noted players, in the scenes In the opera sovorui tliouwind cxlrus ap pear. ., Last Showing of "Danger Signal" Due Tonight - Tho Blierry theater has nn un usually strong .feature tn tho new (Vilumlila special. "Tlie llunger Signal," holding the screen there how. 'Hie railroad stery it tolls was popular as a mogurlne article uud a cast of very well known puiyors like June Novak. Jtohort Edesou, Gas ton Glass and Dorothy Rovler have mode It into a big special under the direction of Erie O. Kenton, Hubert Uordoa, Muymo - Kelso, Uneoln Htedinan and Ijea Bhumway have contributed to tho action of this railroad drama which hut startling action, leading up to a series pf highly Kcnsutlonnl thrills. Comedy shewing "Hervloe." Heart Throbs and Thrills Feature Cruze Production A wholesome story of tremen dous heart appeal, a cast of pop ular players, direction that leaves nothing to bo desired, drama, mys tery und thrills, staged against a background of fascinating New York you'll find them nil in James Cruze's latest Paramount masterploco, "Mannequin," which Is being shown nt the Arcade thea ter today and Saturday. ' This Is Uia - picture yorslon nr Fanny Hurst's tQ,P00 .prise-winning Liberty maguslno tulo, nnd It la the typo of homey, human plot. that lends Itself .admirably lo vlsuulltatlan on , tlio scroop and strikes n sluce.ro, reullstlo nolo b" canno It dcnlB with lncldonls and situations- familiar to nil. To rpliito HW slory In dctnjt WOUIU DC lO TOO llio picmiu ul tie: element of surprise, which,' Is, af ter all, its greatest asset. Buffleo to suy tluit it centers about a fam ily, whom, wo first meet back In 1907. Tho father Is a struggling young lawyer, trying to keep his head financially above water in spite of his charming wlfo'B Inno cent extravagances In a number of smnll wuya. The third membor is a little buby girl, who It kidnapped by a good-for'-nothlng nurse, brought up In the slums of the lower East Hide, and after a lapse of eighteen years finds her parents under the most dramatic circum stances, Cruze develops tho various situa tions with a suhtloty and skill lhat keep the Interest at favor heal, all through tlo unroeung of tno win Hut if any single scene Is to be es pecially lauded, It Is the murder trial. Hera Is the climactic high spot, and from the standpoint of terrific emotionalism and gripping By TAYL0B - lJ .11 Br BLOSSEH T WkN! IF K MAO , ( AMV SGMSE R VH0OLDNT ) ;.ej S'v.tU.TH1 WAV '-A-'. I V. M DOES .jT-. ' Professional JUirc-y Tola airoctory Is eapectelly hMV(ar tka ninitttM aw tac Umi ont-af-Mwa tnailor who may want ilia nana an ,, of (ome professional man. It bM keati oanelully. Iitntirtal ntMl will pravo tor no a ready tul lo any reader In obtaining prorussioual sorvloe, , Classified For Quick Referent Attorneys IllJIill H. MHADr Attnrney-at-l.sw, otfioe Foley-Bouvy Blrtjr., over U A K ' Drug Store. Tolophone Main lll.,,r., , .. Cochran as RnRnnA.ni flen, T. Cocbrsn end Colon H. ICberhard, Attorneys st Law, L.s Urande Na tional Uank building. Taieobone Usln SI. ,if, -,. .... ' CARL a. BRIM Attorney at Law, Itoom 10, New r'olay Huildlng, Telephone Mala 779, . , Denlints Dr. C W. ICRWIJI Dentist, Gard ner Building. Telephone Mala . Architect P. B. MII.I.EH, Areklteet. Itoom 1 Im Grande National Bank Building - .Accountant W. W. AOKIN, lm Small sets, Statements, Audits, eta. phone M 634. heart appeal, lias, seldom tbeen equalled' on the screen. The': act ing Is uniformly gooi, whloh was to be cspectcd from such a group of cnpnblo plnyois us Alice Joyce, Warner ltaxter, ZaSu I'lttrfaiid Uo lores Costcllq. No two , persons . look exactly alike or do tho Charleston alike.' Till rfriTrninrmrrre T DELAY AGGRAVATES YOUR CASE EN my many years specializa tion in treating Files and other Rcctaland Colon ailments, literally thousands of extreme cases have come to my attention. It l thlt ncientlfie study and experience which have enabled' me -to perfect a method ol Irealiiiu files nam which permanent re- fleTM UUAKAWl'nra) IN WBITifc&rHfi or the natient's fee returned. Send to day lor my r kcfj jtuu-page book of valuable Inform-' Hon, or call at my Portland or Seattle office lor exainlaalion. HtHTiOW TftW 4VU m.m r,. aw. vtith H,. DEAN. M.D..Inc oratcis: scATTtc omcic: 3 Large Bars Lemon Soap 25c" Made by the makers of Pahnolive CO. Everything rvir Tlio Sick I loom ' Phone Main 68 I'm ErULEl MRtlAMO Special! Use Long Distance - ' TELEPHONE SERVICE ' '.-."'' 'and thus avoid delay "and disappointment Every telephone is a long distance station from which you can get connection with all other telephones-throughout the United States and Canada. " ; Call'IiOjig Distance" operator for informa tion and -rates. ' - -Home Independent Telephone Co. . Physicians & Surgwma rrKi.t, m. noiiMsm, m. b. I'hyalultta and HuiittxL. - -: -Roonia lain ' -- Bummer liuiwing - " ' ltala kt liRR H. lorrf. ar. n. rraciice iimuea to aisei . Kyo, Har, Nose aa4 Uliaillg , Haw i h. n, Kinatr, m. n. Fhysiclan aa Burgeoa. ' x New Foley TalapkoM Huildlng Main I II . RICHARD T. LkWntt, M. D. i'liyaiuiau aad avurneoa Gardner TIWIMIIi UuliUiKK Uaia I W. r, MrABORT, M. D. UurgeoiL - ' Hew Koley . , TtieoheM Uullding aula m. a. Mnnni aa, i Physician and new r otuy . Uullding )alMM ataic bp F. I, MMTM, Bt. D. Practice Umiiad o diseasea of Ok Kye, Kiir. Nose and Throat, Roowa Tlaaf Eoiiiiuer Huildlng alala 1,4 1 " 1 . ; ' - . . t : . A. I niCIIARDHOir, M. a, , Sursrarr. . Rooms 16-17 Talent)! Sommer Huildlng Mala Osteopathic PhysicUn J. Im INUI.Bi V. tt. . . HARGARBT IKIiLB. D. O. . ' General raellce and the "VC9T ' SYBTEil" for fallen archer. Sommer v Telephatia Dulldlna-.. i MalaaM . Ilobbcd hulr 1b like tome ' other modern oohwinlenceB. It Isn't tho initial cost, it's (ho upkeep. . 'i HOTEL ASTDn 2ad&HUl Loa Aslal EVERY ROOM hM PRIVATE TC1ET ,, 50S Bmhs New, Moaea Close to Shopping District Mid Tfcaatraa FREE CARACE ; Tari Iron l.y WEAVER'S Tallori, Clranert, Dyan y Ami Pressefa , . PHONE, MAIN m, ' ; Depot Btrer4 Mattresses KltfS renther Matt Fluff ltu HasU mm, ' ' old carput . fnrnltnrs Jtepalradj Btal r' '"i- ' u l' Beooiarod . La Grande Klaiirea & Weavfcitf Wetla ' Licensed lnUtaaar : PHONK 414-W Cnaa. Edwards, ptoroufij) .-4 Profound understanding : of all that is required of ut during bereavement bat ffiv' en us our roputatlon for in telllgent service. . '' You can depend npoB without hesitation. We Understand. ' Snbdgrass 6 Zimmerman MAIN 43 iZZ4Fr. JZ VP"