La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 16, 1926, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextiWedriesday, June 16, 1926. US GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Seven FOR RENT ft ItlWF Modern Apt. Phono - -16-2tp I Jll'jl 1 IjUIU f IE1CIJ (UIIIIDI1UI1 aoaeru upniu wiiu piunq. tau V. .... ....0-15tf R KENT 8-room modern bum. ... Call HO! T Ave. ' . ' : 6-14-4t ft HUNT Th roo-room, apart- nt $12; two-room apartment kl liuUi.-l Lnt, Minlc (1 I)uth,tl3: two-room apart- and toilet, $10; two- ion) upatulri M. All clean and Iry. Jolui Mam. 1S10 Qrccnwood cot. . i. ' ' C-14tr , -4 : ft ItENT Storage. Mrs. B. a 6rrl. 1529 Jeff Ave. 2-6-26-lm HENT FurnlBhed apart- kilt. 1'hono 446-It. 2--4-lm: FOR SALE! MASO.V JAItS Mn.on Jura at '60 penis per tucn. - h'ltXITrUG EXCHAKGE p Wn liny. or Trade. 0.-l(l-lt t SALE 850 shares Wallowa larhlc and Gr&nlto Co.. reaKon- le. Address C. K., euro bb- iver. . J : , S-OrlS-Stp It SAtE 'Home mado bread, nr-.i, cooWoh and enkos. Phone SAT.l-Hlean newHiMLnerM for fc.nt.rv fibelves and other linuae- fcld uHouvin bundles at 15a each I The ODHcrver omco. ; 6-14-Gt k RAIiE Partly modern t-reom use, 1-3 acre land, almoat at fcirr.: own,' price If you have some ohv,' 2116 2nd. , 4-0-2-lmp t: SAI.EA bargain. Four lots t ortr the line-near Joseph Kb ' school. ' termers dltoh rough corner of one lot All Block '28 Bellevlew Add. to ph..I $200 cash; balance 300 i tline. S. ,3. Ileseb, 641. N. fce'nllwortr avenue,; Oak Park, llliols. v -5-Z8-lmp fi SALE -Well-matched teams I In A ilfl invirlnfr fnrminf nd delivery horses; well bred laddie Horses; all broke, will iell,' buy land exchange. 'Phone i-X-4 .or .10-X-3, Union. S- 6-5-20-1 mp NEY Low rate. Eas pay hent. See J. It.iOllvcr. 5-20-lm jANTKD Salesman to sell high-. Sj' advertised article. Good thing Sfar right party. See Mr. Rob- rrls at Oregon Hdwe. & Imp. Co. S-C-3-lmp .NTED Ret or hooks to keep In ifternoon by experienced ac countant. Tliono (112-W. 3-!-3-flt FOUND t?NTi Eastern Star pin nt Hot lljiikn about 2 weeks ago. In iqiilrn Observer. 6-14-3t LEAVES LARCJE ESTATE SEATTLE Watson C. Squire. ritorlal covernor of Washington. MOMTW POP ivi. mm RECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS The Observer Want The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five average words U (lie ltm).. Per line, 1st Insertion ...lOo Pur line, each added consec utivo liiKMi'tion 7o "Minimum chargo on one or- :- der 23o RATES BY MONTH ' 2 lints, per nrnntJi.'.,. 2.10 .1 lines, per month M.2.1 I lines, per month...... l.00 5 lines, per moulli ,M.J Karh adilltioual line over five charged at 50c per lino per inonlli. CASH IN ADVANCE Is re quired on all I'lussiried orders to earn tlivse - rati. , Wither, rates charged on. all credit In sertions, v "- '; Copy for all clarified orders must be-in this office hy' 10 A. M. I)AV OK INriKRTIO.V. Stop orders on ad Inserted nil til further notice must be re celred by the same hour Or en tni Insertion will he charKdl. Ti-li-phoue orders sulk-Ibid. Cash rates may be eat tied on phone orders by payment on or before date of last Insertion. - - I'HO.NE .MAIN J , c "An Observer Want Ad WUI Do It"-. . , NEW TODAY - NOUTIf POWORIt ' ' spiiooj giiu; wanted : Tho Oborvor liiut found tlmt plrl arc nioro rolfuhlo than boyn for drllvortng' papers and that irlrlrt like fhft work. If thcrt It a school plrl .llvlntr in North To-w-dor, (horfforft who would like to carry the daily Observer routo ' tjioro, sl ran mako the amrt monfv ns thpr boys who carry papers. Wo want Immediate ro 1licv4 from plrlrt who would bn : iiiUTPNtPd In $tl Up per month. AddroKH fMrculntlon Manager, Tho Observer, I-a Orande.. . ' - . C-lfi-3t M O N K y It A J SI NO K A I E CopleJ of a lovo letter written by I. -OaGwiek ' to ;the irbnorablo liody of the State Presidency of Un ion State. .. Price ' 26c a capy while they lust. "AM rlffhts re served." Call 1402 Fourth St. 7-0-lC-3tp WANTED Cleaning nnd pressing at Wardrobe. Phono M-72. . 2-G-10-4t BEAPTIl-n'Tj location on Oak St., 1000 block, east front, six rooms, large lot with lawn and flowers, paved street, garage, etc. Prlco $8250. Small payment down, balance- llko rent. Pyramid Land Co. 7-6-lC-ltp IOST Tan hank bfiok. "Reward. Call Observer. 2-0-16-1tp WANTED Man and wife on ranch. Call Observer. C-KI-4tp VOW SALE Household goods. 1512 . Y Avo. 2-C-3ll-3tp t ji, s:i0.000 cKtato to his two TOU SATJ-: 7-room' house, fur- iiV nnd two daughters. Squire nlshcd, paved, plumbed, wired. d June 7. , I lawn, trees, garage.-- .On 1st St a- 1 . .L -A. li"W,.W.J I VOU'RE TOO-fOUKi&TO V V( X ViaNE ruT rnvTTG IM lOUR J 'mWMA V L.tSS f UNDERSTANO,MAV BUT THIS S "oHOE AND WILL THR01W IT ) WMT'Y-rZ BlR V I MS BETWEEN L0)6 ANO I OUT 0 TrtE N1M00U3 C f$M TS!1''''"C liM'l ' l ,CUTV ll-OVE JOEVllTH A-- J 1 POAN IT NIUL FIND iWW I 2 'tj '-"ai1 S n ni,0.zr- . ib- til I aVmC-v aL. Tai ) Ir' rwa II 1 I I I jJ I Mil I I , II 1 11 AJICt Mi' CLEAW AU-TUfcTlAAS il iJJs. i VV "X AM' ASEVJE.R 6ET OlBT OH ' T fiT ' iill AY JEVW CU0TJV.6S SO .,- 2jECi7ie TIED QOMICINS EAJSBVe , .' j lC-- TTrTT Ad Page near Adams. Prion $3700 150 per mouth. No cash payment, re quired. See Geo. H. Currey, llenltor. . 7-0-10-lt FOIt KENT Modern ("..room part , ly furnished house. Phone Knr mers 12-X-L 2-iI-ltl-ltp WANTHP fleonlna- ond presslnB nt Wurdrobe, Phone M-7S. " , , r , 2--lfl-4t TOn SALE Close In acre tracts, excellent soil, good location. Price $500., Terms $60 down. ' $10 month. Call laowell Wlll- lamson, Security Iind Sav ings Co. 9-m-lt LOST Oil STriAVEll -Ilrown and white Jersey -'cow with, hnller. Notify L. It. Spencer, phono J37-IS. , - 4-H.10.3tp von REKT crley Apt. 'urnlshed Apt'Wav- fOlt HENT- Two 2-room turhish- ed' apts. with' light,' water "and garage $ls imt month"-each.' Also room-roiinge iiir.nisneii,. nearj Mt. Emllv mill. - Inniilre . IROr, ,i;ast. Peiin. . ' .,' -:0rl-10.-3tp" WANTED lly girl, wijrk of tak ing .euro or -children or assisting with housework. Cull Observer. ' 3-0-l-2tp WANTKD Women and plrl straw 1 -berry .plckerjt at once. Phono 371-J. Itphert Chandler. -'y . 3-0-lC-2trV FOn HE NT - Furnished 5 -room modern house. ' Tno.ulr at 1705 Wiwh. or phone 13S-M. r ; 3-0-1 0-3tp WANTEF Mini and wife to cook ; on raneh. Call Enrmers 8-X. I KOIt SALE Store and servlco sta tion on highway near Stango mill. '.i Inquire Ji)00'1 Island Ave. v. , A 3-0-16-Up KOIl SALE Nearly new Westing house 3-burner- electric, range, phono M-17- or 280-W. ' . v 3-0-ltl-ltp WANTEI5 -Cenerab repairing of - all kinds. ,". J. .OK KEN & CO. . New Smith Iildg. ''.,. 4-n-ia-4ti WANTEI Cleaning and pressing at Wardrobn. phono M-72. 2-C-10-4t USED CARS THE NEW OTmiOPHONIC- Hear., this' marvelous Instrument. The. Inst wonl In lone reproduc tion. .' - N-EWUN HOOK & STATIONERY - , '. . S-G-1C-2t ' VSED CAR SPECIALS r 1920 roitn COUPE, like new 1S23 l.'OItD Itonilster, completely overhauled 1 2 F0 STITiEllAKEIt TOI'It car with license : 120 KOFI) ItOADSTER J60 11124 EORll lloadjiter. pick up body, A-l condition with li cence $246 ' PERKINS MOTOR CO. , 10-C-l.2t. Faithful La n .-' m i . I - III ,V All Dressed Up La Grande Theatres 1 Lon Chaney Tackles Screen's Most Arduous Dual Role In tho dual role which ho plays In "The Uluck Hint" the next at traction at the Sherry theater, l.on t'lmnry has, without doubt, achiev ed on.e of the moxt difficult fati ever attempted by any actor. It lb not difficult Jo, realise this when It Is understood that the dual ftlo was accomplished without re sorting to any false noses, whltf kors or facial dcformltha of uny kind., Chaney plays the part of an Kust End London crook, feared by and souKht for by Kcotfund Yard, In one characterlxatton, and the other role Is that of tho "Hlnhnp of l.lme houso", a kindly soul, . loved und pitied by everyone on; account . of his deformltU. Tho truo tusl- br Chaney'B ability 1h that the two character nppcur entirely dissimilar to each other, even "though they bear the same features. There Imvn ; been few roles in Chaney's career that did nat;cntlrely hidu his .'own feu turns, but "hi "The Hhick Ilird," .the ..two characters are played with no re sort to glue, or 'puMy, i ; Hence Adoreo ylays tho - leading feminine role In this Tod Browning production while Owen Moo.ro es says a. very iniportant1 role. Tho nlory.ls an original by Tod llrown inf.v the director, and was adapted to this, screen by Wnldcmar Young. . t.'om.edy "Love lants.'V- "Phantom Bullet," , A Gibson Picture, Coming to Star Hoot Olbson, tho' screen's most famous delineator of cowboy roles, will be hero soon In "Tho . Phan tom ' Bullet," a Pnlversal-Jewel coming to the Star, theater,1 start ing Thursday. Cinema experts huvo pronbunced this . picture Hoot's greatest effort so far. ' In it tho Western star gives to his portrayal a depth of characterization, both dramatic and humorous that shows a new; 'side to this already many sided screen lumlnury.- -' His lighter moments are mns torphtcos of portrayal. His Im personation of the llrnld, rubblt llko "sup" brings him to tho furo In that exclusive circle of star comedians and the dramatic sud denness with 'which' ho resumes his own character is a cinema mo ment that wilt live for a long time. 1 ho Phantom' .-millet, was udaptcd by Curtis Benton from tho famous story, "Click of tho Triangle T," by Oscar Erlend. It was directed by tho screen's greatest Western dlroctor, Clif ford, Htinth, who was : responsible (or the success of lllbson's first StarHng vehicle, several years' "ugb. .l A cast of unexcolled worth will bo seen In support of Gibson, ills leading womun is Eileen Percy, tho rest of the players Including Allan Korreat, Pat Harmon, Nelson Mc Dowell, William H. Turner, John T. Prince, Gilbert "Peewiie" Hol mes, ' Uosemary Cooper, Itobert Mllash und othefs. , : "The Rainmaker" Opens at Arcade Thursday "The Hulnmaketv" Paramount' mighty love-drama, Is the feature scheduled for a Arcade showing starting Thursday. Clarence Bad ger directed the picture, which Hope Lorlng and Louis I). Ugh ton adapted from tho magazine serial. "Heavenbent" by Gerald Beau mont. Tho cast Is ono of the pro duetion's important assests,' Includ ing us It does such screen favorites ns Ernest Torrertce, William- Collier Jr., and Georgia Hale, who had tho Bowser and No Place to Go! 1 ' JiS S3t ARE ) ' Y i CCESSEO UP AHV UOOti SO bM) FIWE t AAA SO PECOD r -M0C iL op you 7at i oont JJ KNOW WHAT X tt'isl V ' C IW f HKI " la aaaf the femlnttie lead opposite Charles huplln In "The Oold Itush," "Th Halnuaker" may he pic turesquely described as the stoiy of a jockey and a danco hull girl, runners oti Life's race truck, against whom the opening odds are heavy. Each overcomes a bud start, runs fair and true for a little while, then weakens and falls back Into tho ruck. Their final race Is run In a little border town where tho sky is the limit, and unythlng can happen and do-s happen! William Collier. Jr. portrays the Jockey, whoes useYulness as such comes to an abrupt end when he Is severely Injured In a thrilling race, Georgia Hale Is the. ex-dance halt girl who n nines htm back to life. The romance of1 these two works Itself out In u little South west border town where they meet again tho bey now a .race track hanger-on, popularly known as "Tho Kuinmnkcr" because of his apparent ability to call forth rain any time ho pleases; tho girl hitek ut her old job us a dance hull entertainer. Torn nco Is tho dance hall owner, j What happens when the town, Is stricken by a piugue,' nnd tho (spectacular manner In which the I Jockey Justifies his title of "The I nalnmtikor" from tho largest and I1 most' exoltlntg part of the picture. Ono of the Interesting news events shown in the Pathe News .that is on the same program Is the return of the Norge to Teller after H historic trip to the North Pole. MOUND TIF TO DENVER OMAHA KANSAS CITY... tES MOINSS BT. LOUIS CH1CAQO PKTROIT... CINCINNATI .... CLEVELAND TORONTO ATLANTA ..: pirrsBURo WASHINOTON... PHILADELPHIA . NEW YORK BOSTON W7.W 70J5 )0J3 16 JO WJJSi M5.0J 104.67 , 105.15 107.SI 112 JO 119.40 1181 140.61 143.V7 146.45 1S2J1 rLieffcct to ScDtetribctL1 'KeturnIimit0ctaJber31J92( THE CAST INVITES YOU nd the Union Pacific ma lies yom journey economical by low round -tr if excursion fares to all important point: in the Bast, Middle West and South LIBERAL iTOPOVER PRIVILXOSI enable you to visit the big eastern cities or America's greatest wonder lands , . .,..mJtr,. ;. . ..... , Zlftn National Park Yellow.icen National Park Rocky MonntBln National Park all reached via the scenic and historic Union Pacific. De Luxe trains. Superior lervice Descriptive booklet on request. rOS INFORMATION AND HUE VA- .?. H. KF.KN'rv, Ajrciit . I.n (i-nnilr, Oi-p, 3 VWAAT VACATION ROUTE ciTiitn 'I Lower Klamath Lake . Ret'Iooding Is Favored K1.AMATH' FALLS. Ore. June 10. (AP) Umer Klonuith Iakc once n bird purtidfsc, should bo re flooded 'In tho interest of perpetu al lug wild bird game life. This was the firm conviction of f representatives of tho California fish undv game commission who with the Oregon fish and game commission inspected reclaimed ureas Monday. Woman t Mining 1'nMtor . HOSTO.N, June HI ( AP) Indl- duttmttt tlmt n wnnimi vvhn vr-viutni'. ed at. a lodging house hero last Hut- uruny iiiikui "c auiu'u niiie nif- Pherson, missing los Angeles ovangellst, vanished; Tho woman's nephew told the authorities that she was his aunt, Mrs. Nelson. l)i:XTIKT I'llACTI Itr-K JAW . MEDOUH, Ore. Juno 10. AP) -Hocause a . denl'st pulled too hard In ati attempt to extract a tooth, Mrs. lviju Tucker of thtH city Is suffering from a fractured jaw, according to a report by nurs es at the Sacred Heart hospital. have plenty of It. Extra outlets are in expensive. Let us give you a figure. . ; La Grande Electric Co. v t. . .... . .- 1412 Adams Ave. Special 98c Colored glass Fruit Barrel and Stand. F. L. LILLY Hardware Mala 85 By TAYLOR By BLOSSER 7 DO, Z i 'I Light Professional Directory Thla director to aapMtally haady for th imh r far the out-of-town realm who nuqr want lite aiuue witl iMnw of hm profMWtoaai nu. It haa btieo carefully prepared aad will prove to be a ready aid to aay reader In obtaining prompt profeenlooal aertloo. . ' - Classified For Quick Reference Attorneys VOVIIIIAN aad ICBEHHAm 00. -T. Cochran ami Colon II, Itiberhard, ' Attorney nt Uw, La Oranrto Na- IIookI Hank Ilullillnif. TMeiihuim luln 91. CAHI. O, HHI.lt Attorney at Iw, lloom SO, Nnw Koltiy lllllldlPK:. Tpllons Main 779. Dentists llr. V. W. KnwIN nentlut, Oarrt ur nuildlBK. Telephone Main 6. X, Architect - (VW. jtlLLRR. AnktWft. . - -Koem 1 1 QrMde J4llnf I Bank Bulldlnt true Hri-ba ami Itoote for our- , lng your ailments, , - LI.'X OX - 2101 4trr 8t. V.O. Box I2 v .La,1 Ornnde, Oregon. BfMCXDE ' Leave La Grande -b 7 A. M. 12:20 P. M. nd 30 P. M. Banking There are times when our service. , is .other than taking cure , of your deposits. A little good advice, if we can give it,, is sometimes part of our business. UNITED STATES FOB SALE 4 roan bonne, batfa, two Iota . H I c. t r I c UclttK, ' idiadn -; trram and .lawn.-. Ijortl 'at - dat'kxou Htiwrf . - ' Trim fltMMi 4A9 raah 1 will huudln It. Ualanrte mnntli ly iD.sUUmrnt). ' , a room modem liouw, lariro . lot lltS.tlUtO fwt. Ilasr ; mt'iit wttli funiaoe. I.o RHed on V a. l'rlre, - $11,000; trnw fvifty -ainl to bo aicrnod upon. 5 room OKMlxrn liouw1, base lueait and fiuttaru, 3 loljf, on H Kt., irravrlrjd Mtniit, - all paid. Trim S,Otl; : HOO raalt Will liamlta It. Ilalancn SUM r mom It oh contruot. WEEKS &B LACK Now r)lry iUdff, La (.'mnili', Orccon, Having No Telephone Leaves you out of many quickly planned pleasure trips. Home Independent Telephone Co. Physicians & Surgeons I.P.R It. BOtVT, m . D. rraetlce limited to diKHumm of the ICye. Kar, Noae and Throat. VfW Kolwy Telfiphona Dulldlng- Main 1 H. O. KIHHV, M. 1. Phynlcian and Surwon. Rommer . . . Tnlnphone Uulltlinir ' Main it nirHAnn p. i.ani-s, m. n, , 1'hyalcfan and flurvnon. Clardnur . Telephone llullillns Main W. P. MrAKnitY, Mi D. ' . Surueon. Now Foley Telephone tlulldliiK Main GO . . a. Moonn. m. d. .rhyniclan and &urireon. New Foley . Telephone llulldlnc . Main 1 h i. ItAt.aTOW, M. rractlce llmltert to dlaeaaea of the Ky, Kar, None and Throat. ' itooma 1S-19 - Telephone Rommer Bulldinc Main 771 A. L. RICHARKKOH, M. D. Kurgery Ronmi lf-17 Telephone Soinmer Building Maiu IS ' Osteopathic Physicians t.u nfni.ii, d. o. MAritiAttrrr inui.k, d. o. Oeneral practice and the "lOSl SVrlTKM" far ration archee. Sommer - - Telephone : Huildina-; Main 1V r Porhnpa .- thr:- poopk-' who a i.1 plionoirriipliH ttro huek or, I Ilia plot . to hroiidoiiHt hrltlKii Iohiiohh. ' r HOTEL ASTOD AtadAHlll LaeAataheV EVERT RMM W PRIVATE TOILE. ': 50 Bathe New, Modem ; ' Cloae to Skopplng Dittrict and Tneatraa FREE CARACE Tariff l-om I V r WEAVER'S t ' , Tailora, Clreuinn, Dyore nd 1'rcawre . VHONE MAIN ISt '.'.I.M,'.PP,.'flf"''! "' , r Mattresses Rngi 3taaaed K built, reatlirr alattreaara Maaw - PUIowa Reaoeated toff Rn(a Sfade tteai - old oarpeta. rnralture Repaired ana. . - .. RecoTKml , i Lm Grande Mattress ft Weaving Work. Idcenanl Fumlf ntot PHONE 414-W Obaa. Xdwarda, Prop Reflection in later yours on tho timo of butedvoment , will rocall no unploueant In cidents duo to 'inexporlonco or InexpcrtncHU on our part. Tho i opposite will ho tho ram' .1 Snodgrass & Zimmerman Main 62 C law rf ma aiaviw. WC. I. i kL'iJi