La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 11, 1926, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, June 11, 1926. EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVES Page Nfcn The Observer Want .xucmaiKei; FOR KENT roll HKNT Modern hpuso. Good location. 130R 8th SI. Call 300-W. e-io-'jt iron KENT July 1st, 6-room fur. nlsliod nio'lorn apt, sunny, clean, new mnhognnv oand upholstered furniture. i OOLiQ Ave., phono Main 48. A 4-G.10-2lp .-OR TIENT fA apnrtment In 'modern duplex nouso. Closo lii. l-lione iSR-Vfr - ; 3-C-Otf FOR nENT Storage. Mrs. E. r Norrls. 1529 Jeff A. 2-5-26-lm ron ItENT Furnished apart ment. 1'hono 44i-ll. 2-6-4-lm FOR 8 ALE Kdll SALE Male bulldog pup. , full 13!I,V. Ave. 2-0-I0-2t j Hilt SALE Kresh milk row. Cnir 1G4-J. " C-SltC j l-nit RALE Kitehen cabinet, near- y new. Day bed and other household Articles. Cull 498-.L j 3-G-9-4t 1 ' - : pott SALE 2 rag rugs about 9 ft. hy 15 ft. Good condition. Call1 2212 Cedar St. G-8-4t FOR SALE Modern 6-room hoiiRoi Willi furnace, garage, shrubbery, ond shade trees. Excellent loea- : lion. Call 431-It. .- 3-li-3-l(lt' ji'OR SALE Partly modern G-room , uuurc, i-o uuu uittii, milium ul n your own price If you have some cash. 2110 2nd. 4-0-2-lmp KOIt SAT-K A bargain. Four lots just ovor tha lino near Josoph lilgh .school. Farmers ditch tliioiiph. corner of ona lot. All of Block 28, Rollcviow Add. to Joseph. $250 cohIi; halnnco $300 an timo. J. J, Hozeb, 041 N. Kftnilworth avenue, Onk Park, lUlnoiM. 9-5-2S-lmp FOR SALE Well-matched: teams 4 to 6 yr. old; logging, farming nnd delivery horses;, well bred saddle horses; oil broko. Will sHI, buy and exchange. ' Phone H-X-t or 10-X-3, Union. O-B-20-lmp MONEY Low, rate. Kns pay ment, Seo J. n. Oliver. 6-20-lm WANTED . WAXTET) Experienced woman wants housework, I'hone 153-11. ; 2-0-l(l-2tp WA.NTi:il To help with housn work by ex-perlenced girl. Call 355-J. 2-0-10-St WANTED Girl wants position helping wllh house work and ' taking caro of children, phone 1S1-.M. C-Otf work. 1707 1 2-!-10-2tp; WANTED Man" Jiff Ave. to '.LEAN XEWSPAPETtS In. bun-1 dies, liic 'Ut The Observer of fice. ' . C-10-3t WANTED Man and wife on ranch. Phono Farmor3 10(1, I'nion. G-8tf WANTED Salesman to sell high ly advertised article. Good thing for right party. Seo Mr. Hob erls at Oregon Hdwe. & Imp. Co. , 3-6-3-lmp WANTED Ret of books to keep In afternoon by experienced ac- MOM'M POP aa . ... a .i...., ... AN ISOLATED ROADWAV, .'ntve find km voell guarded BN HER ABDUCTORS 'freckles and his friends ' MOVWYVOO H A! ITS T6U AK& VWMAT A11C& JT - VJ TJUW BOX fTJV IT AIWT J flJigr,. F05AKy,BlcrwPAY, j ,t ffiwV-S S IS IT? S H vET.'J&'r riace of Union and Wallowa Counties Observer Want Ad Rates (Ommt vn average -words Per line, est MtmatUm Oo l'er IliN!, .-aon willed oonsec. "live tnsnrthin .... 7o .Minimum oil unu or- cler ....'... ..sfcr KAi'i:s wr moxth 2 lines, mt monli... 2.M :i lines, nor imiHi..'........$a . I limw, jmw tiioiiHi............4.oo 5 linen, fmr ln(iiHi,.,:.il.....$4.75 1m4i additional line over flvo clinim-d nt &0u per line per month. CASK IX AOVAXOE Is .re quired on nH 4asttt-l orders to imiii these nu-H. Higher rales charged on all credit In sertions. ' Copy fur nil classified orders must bo in this offkv by 10 A. M. 1AV M'' INSERTION'. Slop orders on ad inserted lln lil furllier noliro must bo rc eelnil by the same hour or ex tra llisrrthm will bo cburtcnl. Telephone orders snlkiu-d. Cash rates niny be -cameil on plione onlers by payment on or Jicforc ibile of last Insertion. PHONE MAIS .17 "An Observer Want Ad ' Will Do It" USED CARS t:SED CAIl VALUES I'rnOll SEDAN Tjlte model $42S I1KVIIOI.ET Torn car good condition $90 'OKI) COI PK, newly painted, thor oughly overhauled, license.... $230 TErtKIXS MOTOn CO. n-G-10-2t 1020 nonoE sedan 1925 MAXWEl.l COACTI l.O'l-S 01'' GOOD FOIinS TKH.MS ON ALL See Mr. McCnrroll CIIRYSI.En GATtAGE XOTIt'K TO CTtKHlTOllS Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administratrix of the estate of Wil son Wright, deceased, by the Coun ty Court of the Sttito of Oregon for I'nion County. All persons having claims against the said es tate arc hereby required to pre sent them to the undersigned with the -proper vouchers within six months of the date of this note, nnd to so present them to the under signed at the office of 1L E. Dixon, l.a Grande, Ore. Dated June 4th, 102i. ALICE 1)VE, Administratrix of the. Estate of Wilson Wright, deceased IT. E. Dixon, attorney for admin istratrix. ,lllii 4, 11, IS, 25, July 2. countnnt. rhono (112-W. 3-6-3-0t W. S. WALLACE Painter and pa perhanger. Phone 200-J. . 2-5-15-lmp I ' BliT if" n S 100 L mi6ht 6R6AK SOeeTXIMG- jiRtn Hi ilkJil JS., 9n : ' r lifffl : : 1 moWu- I'llTil ) TBUMBWHAT 1 ' ITIS T'AA j 9 ' ' gOAJMA UUoT ; s7 I FB IT A.W "gj 1 J S66 FOE , 1 . I rfev mil Ad Pade NEW TODAY W'ANTKH Girl for poncral house work. Inquire Mrs. Aiinr. J. StiuiRf. Main 7n.S. 3-fi-lltf KOll RA LISTS-W. -3o ohorrloa. , Phono UW-llluo bathinK suit. . Ilcturn I , to Ohaorvcr. - . , - 4-11-ltu WANTKD TO -RBNT-Vlw or nix room, modern iiirniaheU ,JlutiKfl t for tlio RinnniHv , Can kIva bust rt'fonMiooH. rhoiio -330-J.. : 4-6-11-ltp UOST CJlrl'H tint leuthor nurse on Vu.sb. Avo. Howard. M(Uiv fiio. FOlt Jt1:NT Modern turntsbod 4- roonii iiouso. inqinro UTLir 4 o'flork ut 1700 Kpruoo S(. Phom j 8 19-J. . . 3-6-U-2tp KA'RTKHX ORK(l(i.' SCKODI, OF MI.'SK' unnouncea a, summer vio lin class conducted by l,eo Cul len llrynnt, pupil of Henry Seh'rnilieek, first violin ( Kow York and Seattle Symphony or chestras. Author of Violin Tech nic Simplified. Private and class instruction, knroliinent. nov -ut Studio.' Odd Kollows Temple. ' I'hone 447-J. 11-6-11-31 t FOIt ltKNT Two rooms $10; one' .room up stairs $4; two rooms pp ! stairs ?4; three housekeepltiK j rooms ui stairs, hot and cold water, toilet and sink, to adults $12. John Ijus, 1810 Green-' wood St. ' 8-lltf, FOR RENT Modern furnished i apa Anient. . 1K06 Washington. I ' 2-G-ll-2t HOYS Those who wisli to make, spending money every day may ' do so selling The Evening Ob-' server on the' streets every af-.i ternoon. Good chance this week account of stock show. Call at office at 4:15 p. m. today. 0-1 6-3t We have some wonderful buys in ised nnd new Victors nnd Elli sons small payment.s records given with machines. XEWL1N liOOK & STATIONERY 8-6-11-21 VACITETTE SPECIAL I Wo have a fewVacuettes left at $15 FI'ItXITPRE EXCHANGR We Iluy, Sell or Trade. Going to Scaftle In n few days af ter load of household goods. Will take load of drayngo lo Portland. Taconia or Seattle vry reason able. JONKR AND TtK C, it TCTCVE i TIIANKKKIt V . I Main 400. JXox, Phono 274-H AVU.L A'lTKXO MKKT1XG PKNDl.ETON, .lunn 1). (AP) Fred Hennion, county - agent of I'niatilfa county, and several grain ; men of the counly will go to Spo-'j kano for the meeting of Northwest j mfllej's nnd grain deajers there Juno 11 and 12, at which time a! schedule of'disconnls und scouring; ch:irges will be worked out for thoi 192(i season. 1 ' Poor Amy Suspense .., , , N ifOANDPL J T i ii "" i; ,,t 'i; The La Grande Romance and Action Featured in 5 "Everlasting Whisper" .i ' One of the most interesting and thrilling pictures in which Tom Mix hns ever appeared, "Tho Kvor lustlntr Whisper." pened at the Star theater yowtorduy for .u three day run. . - It shows the western hero tn a new light in some qf the sequences thut of , tamer of women. He hns often shown his capucity to make wild horses do his bidding;, hut, Ui this picture, he convinces his lending lady, played by Alice Oilhouii, that he much prefers the wild of tho Indomitable male to the attentions of an Kasterncr. This now picture owes much of 11h churm to the scenery. Tocatlona were chosen which are sublime. Gorgeous vlstfis of timber aro shown ' nnd the- diuuellng Know scene are sights long to be re membered. ! Tom does one of his most breath taking fights on the edgo of a cliff a rluht sufficiently realistic to furnish nil tha thrills unyone could ask. It Is a mystery how these scenes are taken without endanger ing the lives of tho men who tako part In them. One plensnnt thing about Tom Mix pictures 1b that nothing is left out to make them reulistic. "Tho Kvorlnstlng Whis per" Is indeed a worthy effort. . Tom's loyal side partner, Tony, is responsible for many thrills. This horfe seems to have an uncanny knowledge of how to conduct him self before the camera. In his fight with the hungry wolves, even a sectioned reviewer felt ou uncer tainly as to the outcome. Alice. Calhoun Is char ping as Gloria Gaynor. This actress has genuine ability as well as churm and It Is easy to understand why men are willing tp fight, even to the death, for her heart and hand. lloliert Cain plays tho villain with a diabolic chnrm. Ho is easily one of the screen's best "bad men." Although accustomed to society . roles. .;aln fits Into this picture admirably. "The rest ot the cast, consisting of CitiOi go' lierrell, Noble Johnson, Virginia Madison and Karl Dane aro thoroughly eaptahle players. "Blind Goddess" Packs Powerful Dramatic Punch A picture of tense drama, grip ping power nnd emotional depth was disclosed this afternoon when "The lilind Goddess" made its local bow at the Arcade Mhcalcr. This is Paramount';' celluloid ver sion of Arthur Train's famous novel. To the credit of, Hope Lor ing and Louts D. l,ightop, Ihc adapters, and Victor Fleming, the director, It may bo said that the film is a graphic, vital portrayal or Mr. Train's widely read and much ilisctiHHed story. Not all the honors, however, be long to the author and director. The cast as a whole and the fea tured players Individually deserve a goodly share of applause for their excellent work. As a matter of fact, the capital performance!! of Jack Holt, Krnest Torrence, 12s- ther Halston and Louise Diesser contribute in no small measure to the moving appeal and reic.ntloifs realism of the production. The plot as It unfolds on the screen concerns tho romance of a young prosecuting nttornoy and the daughter of a powerful politi cal New York boss. (Vhen the politician is found murdered, and the police arrest the woman last erit with him. the lawyer-lover finds himself torn twixt love nnd duty. Ifls fiancee naturally do-, tnands that ho prosecute the mur derer of her father; his high ideals Is Awful - MO H6R6S A DISK OF ) ' flo V NOW IF SOU PeRSiST 1(0 ) -rJ-Lk-Xl FKOiT AND SOME, CAK6S . BElMC STOBBoRN.rt-L. FOR VOO TO EAT. AMD UL1 OJi - HME To POMISH SOU - J f BOO-HOO-0-0 V Trt&RE'S FRESH MILK . !a? fijjj! ( NIH bONT VOJ PLW I liM , tMPIfiMF ' ' .Tflrff '" tWB ( I'LU BET AOM MAt IT ) 3 IllliPN OUT AM' F0R6OT TO POT r- I 'll I f ! OPEAi IT CEAV QUICK i L i A' SEE VWMAT f I I Y rS ' " iff SB toV&$0 . - ' ' '' 'Jjj Theatres of ttnty urge hlin to resign his po sition and defend tho accused wo man,' of whose Innocence ho be comes convinced. : Hj decides on the latter course. : The exciting developments that follow leading up to the sensational trial, the courtroom scenes show ing the grim routine of the crlm Inul law and Its effort to .convict on purely1 circumstantial evidence, the unexpected discovery of tho actual murderer, the startling de nouement us to the real identity, of the woman and the, final Joy ous reconciliation; make up a pho toplay Jhat is completely satisfy ing and decidedly above the aver age In screen entertainment. "The lilind Goddms" will be shown tonight and Saturday at tho Arcade thcatsr. "Fool and His Money" Now .Showing At Sherrys ' ; ; . Many n fllmha3 been spoiled by poor photography or directing and thus ruined the effort of a very ex cellent, story. lCrlo Kenton directed this picture and ho got. the most out of George Parr MrCulohnon's story, "A Kool and His Money,", at Sherrys. The seemingly unimpor tant little bits of hiiHlncis piny .a very Important part In the success of tlje picture nnd these are very often entirely up to the director. William Haines as the young! writer Is perfect In every way. The character things ho has to do may not be done prominently so as to offset the character itself' e-Mulge Pellamy as the young countess is most appealing pretty and over-1 comes the shyness of a young man afraid to declare himself. Hluart Holmes is as villainous nnd OS -boorish as ever. , The Prussian twist that he wenri on hjs mous tache "lends mere thannn air of verity to his playing1. Churles Conk ltn as the faithful servitor of tho "i TELL TOO II Kill "Why, It Ended My Stom ach Troubles and Built Me Up to Perfect Health What More Could A Person Ask?" Says Cheney. . "I tell you, Karnak ended my stomach trouble and built me up to perfect health, ' so what iiioit could a persun ask," declares J. It. H. Sheney. of 4S15 K. 79th St., S. K Portland, Ore. "Kor four months my stomach was upsit all the time und caused me no little suffering with Indi gestion,'' continues Mr. Cheney. "Why. gas would form on my atoiiiach so bad alter eating that It kept ino belching und gagging for hours. I'd have heart liuru, too, and felt miserable and out of sorts all tho time. "1 felt drowsy and sluggiBh, hut when I'd go to Jod I couldn't sleep, and I couldn't find any thing that seemed to reach my case. "Hut. believe me, this Kainal; sure is real medicine. Why. 1 Im proved right along on every doHe until now Pm on my third bottle and my appetite Is fine, and. my digestion' Is perfect. And all that heavy, full feeling In the pit of my stomach Is gone as well as the gaHc and heartburn. hero puts delicate comedy touches that cannot but delight tho: most particular of audiences The rest of tho cast, which Includes Alma Itennott. l.on Toff, Kugvnto Hess erer, Carrie t.'lnrk Ward, Kdwnrda Davis, and llaby VUlllc Jean Phy llis are eounHo the very high stan dard sot by the principals. Comedy showing "My 8tnrs' notick of siit:kiffs saijr. Notice is hereby riven, that I have received foreclosure execution and order of sale. Issued out of and under the seal of tho Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Union County, dnted the li'th day of May, 1920, tn a suit therein pending wherein Annto llonun is plaintiff, and Anna Oliver, . a, widow, Associ ated Fruit company, a corporation, and J. W. Parity, trustee of Associ ated Fruit company, a corporation, bankrupt, ore defendants; to mo di rected, upon a judgment and de cree and order of sale, made and entored in said court nnd cause on tho 4th day of May, 1926, in favor of plaintiff nnd against said de fendant Anna OHvor, a widow, for tho Bum of $HT) 00.00, and tho sum of $87.50, with interest thereon at the rate of 8 jier annum from and after March 8th. Iti2ft, and the further sum of $87.60 with Inter est thereon at the rate of 8 per annum from and after September Sth, 925, and the further sum of $S7.50, with Interest thereon at the rato of & per annum from and after March Sth, 1920, and further for interest nt the rate of 8 per annum on tho original sum of $3500.00 from and aftor the 8th dny of March, 1926, for the further sum of $400.00 as reasonable at torney fees, and costs and disburse. mnts. In which said execution and order of Bale I am commanded to mako sale of the following describ ed mortgaged property described In the .complulnt, to-wlt: The Northwest Quarter 'of tho Northwest CJuarter of Sec- , tlon 29, in Township 2 South of Itango 89 Knst of,tho WIH ametto Merldan, I'nion coun ty, Oregon. ( Now therefore, by virtue " and E" J It II (IIKNF.Y 1 f'M "I just sleep now without hardly turning over, nnd that in itself is remarkable, for 1 have to sleep during tho day when there is bo much noise, I toll you, my entire system has been toned up and strengthened lfntll 1 am like anew man, and you can just have uny body sec mo-about this medicine." Karnak Is sold In Ia Grande by the I,. & U. Drug Co,, and all landing druggists. Adv. By TAYLOR By BLOSSER Ulop OP FUA3Ny AWyJAV ? Via AT VWAS IM TUB BOC , TA!;ZLflAl(5? S6E "reAMJccovoS DAPf.ft IS I II Professional Directory - '' IHT' " ' This directory la especially handy for the aem nn r tar the, onl-ot-UHm reader who may want the nmmm and aililraia I soma protaiwkinal man. it lias been carefully prepand aa4 win prove to be a ready aid to profeamonal aervloe, Classified For Attorneys COCIIItAN BBKRHAIID Geo. ' T. Coetirsn and Colon It. Kberhard, Attorneys l Ijiw, La (Irando Na tional ilalik UllildiliK, Tvlophouc Alain 91. CAHI. .43. HRI.M Attorney t t.sw, Jtoom 20, isew ritiey ..iiiiiuuiii. Telephone Main 7711. Dentists Or. C W. HltfVIN Dentist,- Oard ner Iluildiiig. Teleplione Main 9G. Architect C. 11. MII.I r.U, Areklteet. . Room 7 La flrnndo National Fnnk Building authority of aald wi lt. nnl ' 1" ohcdlcnco to its commands, 1 will, on Saturday, tho 12th day of June, 1026. at 3-o'elock IVM. of Bald day, at tho front door of the court house In La Grande, Union county, Oroiron. sell at public auction the ubovo described real property, fond nil tho right, .tltlo, Interest and equity of each of tho defendants therein, to Tho highest bidder for cush; subject to redemption as pro vided by law, tho proceeds of said sale to bo applied' In satisfaction of said judgment and decree, In cluding costs and.accuring costs of execution and sale. Dated at La Grande, Oregon, this 13th day of May, 1(120. . , JESSE HKEHHEAR8. Sheriff ot Union County, Oregon. May 14, 21, 28, Juno 4, 11. , This is the Film AN SCO SPEEDEX' XX FILM in your cam era means a larger per centage of good pictures. Why? In any malce of, camera it "fits tho light." MOON DRUG GO. Buy This Home 5-room house with bntli, .on W avenue, f I7SU.UO. 'J'lils Is a biirgiiln. Good dairy ranch, closo in. Price 1H00O.0O. H acre on Fir St. lioin ot berries and fruit. tiooil buildings. ""Ice -'2.-.0. Seo ns for Farm and City IjOnns. WEEKS & BLACK REALTORS New Foley Iild(. Insurance tmot t Number Changes Our New Telephone Directory should now be in your possession. There arc some number changes. Therefore, please consult this direc tory before calling a number. This will help us give you efficient service. Home Independent Telephone Co. any reader In oblalnlng pi. i I . Quick Reference Physicians & Surgeons l.Ki? n. nouvT, m. D. Practice limited to diseases of tha Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat. New Foley , Telephone Uulldlmr ' Main 1 K. . KIHRV, M. U. rhyslclan and Surgeon. Snmmer Telephone Uullding Main 33 niriiAnn p. landih, m. p. - l'hyslelait and Hurguoit. flardner , Telephone Hull. ling Alain it W. I. MeAIORY, M. O. ' tiurgeon, ' New Foley Telephone Building Alain ID c. h. 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Furniture Repaired Mai ' Recovered - La Grande MattrtM & Weaving Works Licensed Fumigate PHONE 414-W Ohaa. Edwaraa, Prop PDOfOUHP Profound understanding of all that Is required of ua during bereavement haa ir en us our reputation for bv telllgent sorvtce. Ya-J can depend upon VP without hesitation. .We Understand. Snodgrass & Zimmerman IS IAIN M I II (N 1 - :