La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 13, 1926, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, July 13, 1926. cs truian cvKi:a crmvra e Observer Want Ad Page The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties FOB RENT FOR. RENT Room. 1C12 Olh. ' J-13tf FOR RENT 2-room fully fur nished, apt. close In. No chil dren. Phone 178-W, 1430 Jff. Ave. . 7-12-2ti FOR RENT l-rism partly fur nished bouse. Call 343-J. 7-li-2t FOR RENT Peon. - s-room Apt. 1307 a-T-str FOR RENT 3 rooms, t room with bath furnished, 7 rooms, with aTuth; clean and airy, to adults. T.810 Greenwood BU 7-ltf Fmmmm - - ""- I FOR SALE FOR SALE OR THADE for arood used late model Ford, touring or Helton, 3 lota In Old Town. W. Jl'Tltui 11:11, TVUnituitii ivunii, 4-7-18,-Stp FOR SALE 1924 Star touring car In fine condition. Inquire 1620 Gth or phono 17G-W. 4-7-12-4tp FOR RAI.TC Modern 6-room house Willi bath: 2 lots. On paved street.'- Price reasonable. In quire 2212 Cedar St. 7-8tf FOR SALE Practically new Peer ing 8-ft. binder. F. H. E In Ra man. Allcel. 2-7-8-6tp FOR RALE Fllllnar station and .store. Call Main 780. e-SStfl WANTED WANTED All kinds of repairj work. Stoves' a specialty. Oroen's Repair Shop in new Smith Build ing. 7-12-Ct WANTED Girl for general house work. Call 338-J. 7-iatt WANTED Widow with 1 child wants housework. 120S U Ave. 2-7-12-6t SWIMMING Picnicking At Pine Cone Camp, 2 miles vest of La Grande. Closest, cleanest, and best 3-7-0-lmp PIANO TUNING Call Mr. 13. R. Tuggart. care of W. H. Bohnen kamp Co. ' 0-17-lm FEMALE HELP WANTED Cap . able stenographer for out of town position. Must bo exporl- Avoid Discomfort and Delay A telephone in your home or office is a silent messenger ready to serve you when needed. Home Independent Telephone Co. M0M1VI POP - MOM, I Htoe. SbMelrllMSl VGRV IMPORTANT To ' Teic voo, eur r domY UNOW JUST UoWTow -". KNQW ALU " " V FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Observer Want Ad Rates ' (Count five average word to the line). Per line, 1st insertion 10a Per line eat -ft) added cousoo ullve Insertion....-, - To allnltniim charge on one or- ' Our - aso RATF.S II V MONTH 3 lines, pet' mouth..... S2.H0 3 lines, per month $3.25 4 lines, per month $4.00 & 'lines, per month.......H...$4.75 Ea-li adilltlnual lino over flvo charged at OOc per lino per month. CASH I If ADVANCE Is re quired on all Haviiflcd orders , to. earn these rales. Higher 'rales cliargctl on all credit In sertions. ' . Copy for all classified orders must be In this office by 0 A. M. DAT OF ISiNKRTION. Mop ordrrs on ad Inserted un til further notice must lie re ceived by the same hour or ex tra Insertion will be charged. ' Telephone orders solicited. Cash rates may be earned on phone orders by payment on or before date of last insertion. PHONE MAIN ST "An Observer Want Ad Will Do It" enced. Write A. X., caro Ob sorvor. 7-12-3t UONET TO LOAN "Have money to loan on good real estate se curity. Either straight loans or monthly payment plan. Chas. H. Reynolds.- , 6-18-lm CALL Main 248 for Tom Run-a-Car for Ford truck hauling any pioco, any time. . Garba&o and household moving. 7-ltf LOST LORT Pllir ot shell riimncd glasses on Mt. Emily in hucklo berry patch. Flndor return to 1013 Wash. Avo. and receive reward.- 4-7-12-2t In New York someone stole a sllvi-r plate upon which the Ten fomuuimlin.'nla .vera engraved, but perhaps lie couldn't read. ( Yes, Dor- r i PoP-t-r ( oa.yes.XwA i MANT" To Tell. ) imformw ".eotflT , K VoO A80DT J ( IT? Ap VdtCN ii KV ,-- i-y the 8i6 eveM" f I ABOUT IT.fVlor 1 l av;ciw icjdhtrTU I V KMSf. 7 AMTTUATfioan 1 NEW TODAY FOR SALE New high grade piano must be sold at onco.'. liig dis count and very easy terms. Write A. M. eo Ohserver.- -7-U-6tp FUR HUNT Two-room fully fur nished apartment, rloso In,, nn children). Phone 178-W, 1430 Jefferson; Ave. -7-U-ltp FOR SALE SSxSS steel Ciise sep arator. . Phone Form. 30. 2-7-13-Stp FOR SALE Thof electric wash er 45. - 811 Division. 2-7-13-3IP FOR RALE If you are consider ing an upartment bouse for an' income or for good returna oh your investment po'HrHt us tu show you a new fouf-famlly ' apartment. '; On terms priced to sell. Wm. .Miller & Co. ,7-l-U TOR RENT Five-room house, garage, close In. Main 1. 7.-1 3-lt ."OR SALE Cabin of Wallowa lake; 3 sleeping porches, living room with fireplace. .; kitchen, w-jrer and sewer to cabln.-A bar gain. Sec or write A. 11 Thomp son, Enterprise, Oregon. 7-13-tltp WANTED lAdy of fair education and some business ability .who wants to increase . her income. Business entirely new -and won derful. No canvassing. Carry It on at your home and make SG to $10 per day.' Send name and addre.se and we will call on you. .Write Edison, Box AM, co Ob server. - .... . '7-13-ltp MONEY TO LOAN ' on farm and city property. WEEKS & BUCK . Realtors . . Now Foley Bldg. -12-3t King George May Seek Job in This Country mjcHAnrcsT. .imy is. ap Klnir aorirn of G-roppp.-tiiromsless and jobtosM, soon may go to, tho Unltod Htulos to Beck work. : Rinoo lils forced abdication - In lf25, the young sovor;lgn virtual-' ly has boon living- on tho charity of frlrnds and rolatlvos, He and bis pretty wife, HlUaheih.i the'r (ldpt duughlor of Quoen Mario of -UniiKintn, llvpd until recently In:, two small rooms of the Koynl Pal- . ac1 at C'otroet'iil,-nir l.ueharest.-, , They did not eat wllh tlio klgj .and queen of Rumania, but "had ' their meals alone in - tludr; modest' aparlment and goutTally lived In (he most frugal way. Fluids) (Jlvo Out. Now, however, I heir funds have given out, and tho former king of I ho. Ht'lenes says bo tnnst find a Job. Krlends In tho United fitates huvo urged hhn and Ibe. former fjueen to go there, promising both of them remunerative positions. Hut Kllzabetb, who is a retiring girl. Is afraid they will not bo ablo to stand the commercial and social pace In America, " - HERBS FOR SALE At Chrln Miller's, the Fur Man Good for all rheumatte trout I stomach, kidney, bowel and Hvr troubles, bladder and blood trou bks and the flu. H. J. RotK'h - 1510 Adams Arenac The The Wisenheimer! ID SNG tuCr I AWMIM6 TO : VWAS.' OUT OUSt WAY HE.ROE.S La Grande Colleges by the v Dpzen in NSve&t V Conway FHlniv, ' ; ) , Oozens of the- most-. Important collegoH in thii- United States and one : Knsrllsh tinlvovrltyrrfr,pr sentod .-.In--' trio- v production;, or "Hrown of" Harvard,"- tho 1 Atro: Ooldwyn-Mayo'r. production,' bjci is coining totho Hherry .tiieatro today. , - r i'..': ri"-;:-l Kil-at of Rll, of cout-'So, thom Is Harvard. Many of thpi,HeeneH',,9f tho picture .wcro - taken-- In 'land uhotit'Caiubridgo, Und- ifhptu of tin 1 925 footlul; fcapiO bet woeii Harvard aqd . Thlfj biivo bee n In corporated :lii tho Voietised vorslon.,! lon Talc rotnes In for a bow in tho person of 'J-onald.. Ogdeni" Ste wart, who worked '.vlth ' director Jack ConwuK on , tho comedy, con- Htruction or : "Brown.',' VStowaft', is a gradualo, of YalO." Heton' I. Miller, "wjho. plays d small part in tbH picture, '1s .also: a- .Yulomn, having finished last year.; - '. For tno rrosnmivni. crffw as de pleted in ihn prodiieijon, tho Uni versity of. Cullfornlu ctpw dduhkid for both Harvard and Yale;. .-These seoiicH were photographed lh , Ban l'ra nclsco. '. ; v , Then. tho Univerlsly,of Houlhern Tallfornla football ,tfam', ' played for tho closeup shots of the. Yale Harvard gamo, with- Wllllani' lfaln os, Krancis . X. Nusnman,'- ; Jn, Cuinn Williams and other mem bers of tho cast appearing ' with tho team. t ' , . . - f ' ; . Tho Southern Branch - of the University ot California served as backgrounds ;for several sequences. Jack IMckford and. Mary Hrluu, ap pear In theso scenes. , ... - s Among tlic boys.'wh'o'wcrfl' upder contract to play, "bits," during tho making of the plcluro, wei-Q re presentatives of Ponn. HtuVo,: Co Imp HOW IMTrtt WoRLP tr HoM HrJtOOT AvOUT IT ? IS .' I KAMW V-iREBB Be " t, .. . i . . ' 'ti. sv sss csvicirie. uAfft' j r m fez .WbOK-... AffE. MAOE-MOf BORM . Theatres lumbia, t Partmouth, . Missouri, Washington, two Princeton tu ilents, and onoL who has uttonded Oxford. ' ' Comedy 1 showing - "Papa Ho Good." ' . Bferkova Productions To Be At, Arcade Tomorrow h . .Have ' you .over' wondered liow you would look In. motion pictures? Mortt all of us Wyo and now tho opportunity is almost at hand, , "I'lift;! lierliova.t Productions of Hollywood -will start a two-day en gagement at thO'Aroa-do theater on Wednesday, and -will take actual motion pictures on tho stugo before tho eyes of the uudlence. Beverat comody bltA .are to be filmed and tho' caaii of - which will bo setected by tho director, his octor being peoplo in' tho audience. Anyone who is at. , all IntereHtted in how they will look on tho screen is In vited to bo on hand at tho Arcado theater and come up on tho singe, when' called. Tliero tho director will tako motion pictures of you and tho completed film will bo shown tho-following week on tho same day a 'that on which It wits taken., . After taking tevcrnl scenes on the Bt a go tho entire audience will ho: fllnted and everyone in tho hoifee, will be affotdul tho oppor tunlly'of seeing themsolves on tho screen.- '. Mafy of Hollywoo r-i most Illus trious' stars wero discovered bv nomeBuch method ila this, many being Bolcetcd by. beauty contests, Hereon. .test or otbr. means of bringing ' themselves - bet'oro . tho public'a eye. If there Is any young man or woman In Xai Clr'nndc who think ho or she' would make a good screen type, do not iiMgituto WtttBS is ITELu J So HtoiJ'Re Tde girO f( : coNf ste How vou lllllli 1 It 11 N. was sue itAiMATX II rnimn nirr nrtnnT TT n ' "f 1 sir'-1- I . j if AN OUP rAWP 1 1 . V WUH-S.U1 NCIH SHO JL J I I I By WILLIAMS ism u Mswea mc J to be on hand and have yourself photographed. You might no for tunate enough to be n distinct typo and bo much in demand among motion plcturo producers. In Hollywood screen teat cost from fifty to ono hundred dollars, please bear int mind that, tho tests taken on tho fttage. of tho Amide theater cost nothing. . Buck Jones Shows His Roping Skill in New Picture , Uuck JoneH, sta of tho Kox Kllius production, "The Cowboy and the. Countess." at tho Btur Theutro today and Wednosdny has novor hod u better vehicle in which to display his wonderful skill In roping and riding. As Jerry Whipple, handsome young ownor of Iho Hoot Jack Hunch, he Is seen 11 rat at his ranch whore ho gives practical demon strations on bis own stock. Then later In tho picture ho sliows some fancy tricks, while. .tom-tug, Jvurapfi with his band of cowboys In a Western Itodeo. Tho story of "The Cowboy and tho Countess" has a highly origin al plot, dealing with the adventur es of typical western cowhands In Kurope. Their trip across Is fill ed with uproariously funny situa tions and their adventures after they arrive are equally exciting. Lovely Helena B'Algy plays op posite Jones in tho rolo of Klsa Verlaine, tho daughter of a Jtel gravlan nobleman whom Jerry fol lows to Kurope. It Is not until the very end ot tho picture, however, that Jerry's lovo-ai'falrs look even hair-way . hopeful, but eventually things straighten out In a most un expected manner. Others In tho cast Includo Plana Miller, Harvey Clark and KleUher Norton. II. William Neli) directed tho production.; A comedy Ih also being shown. Kansas City cut are happy. Ab out 500 dogs killed in rubies scare. By TAYLOR By BLOSSER ISSOI 1UBBIM5 A I price; FISHHOOKS ASATB5, COLOOCD S1AS5 Oti WHAT MAVI& Z66e,ArV S STieFSALU Profeccional Direct:; YMs dtioy to B.runy hmmtt tut rh mmmmm the aatst'lowa mder u- sasy mat tfM aataa a-4 of sos roftsloiia Ma. It baa kesa nnMf mum will pro tabtm re-df aid lo aai raaacc la otilslalst . profaaslraal aentoa, ' ChuMifled For Quick Referenc t AUonwyi cnoanAsT aa esIRI,sD-1h. T. Coohrsn sua colon K, UMrnsra, Attorneys st Uw, ls Qrsnds Nl- tlnnsi Hank Hulldlnic. TtUepbon, Usln 1. CARL a. Him-AttArnsy t Lw, Koom is. nw roisy vuiiains;. Telephons llsln T7. Dentista nr. C, itu BPiirtW p.ntlst, Osr- ner Butiaintr. Tsiepnwa stsui . ArcUteet' o. . Mnxcn, AwklMst. ' . " Room 1 , Qrsnds Nstlonsl Bsnk BaHdla A8trokfer mus. FnROKnicK Ai.mn Ml N Ave La arsnde. Or. Resdlnirs daily. Comedy, Thrills And Mystery in "Black Paradise" Romance, Thrllis, Comedy and Mystory all theso aro Incorporat ed Into "Black paradise." tho Kox l-'llms production ftiuturlna- Ed mund Fwo,,Madiro Hellainy ' and l.csllo Kenton, .which comes to the. Arcade theutro Wednosdny and Thursday. It Is something; new In tho way of a story, something that la not purely a, dutectlvo yarn, nor yet tho story ot a orook, but Into which each element Is blended in a way that will hold tho attention be the audlenco from stmt to fin ish. ,: ' ' ' ,. The plot centers around a bonu tlful younr girl who discovers her flunco has broken his word to hor and gone hack to his profession as a burglur on tho morning or their Iweddlng. llo comes to her apai-t-iment, while escaping from the po lice, and sho'becomes Implicated in tho affair through shielding him. They escape to a sailing vossol, 'ono of a fleet of rum runners, fol 'lowed closely, by" tho duteotlve. Once altoajd tho boat thu captain ile, and the owner ot tho boat and tho . contraband liquor enterprise, turns out to ho an old enemy of tho -detective. . I'-rom that moment on tho nctlon becomes more and moro . Intense working up to a totally unexpect ed and unusual climax and ending. Edward l'iol, noted for his abil ity to portray sinister characters, Is cast in tho heavy rolo with Paul I'amioi- aiding hint In his villainies. Harvey Clurk, Mors l.loyd and Ham Hluin complcto tho cast. ni)iu oo,oo iioti'.u - KLAMATH FALLS,'.' July 13 (AP) Headed by It. A. Fraaor of I'ortlarid, a group of Rose City capitalists Monday completed pur chaso of a building slta In tho cen ter of town, at thn corner of Bev enth ond . Pino, a nd will immodl alcly commenco construction of a seven-story hotel to cost 1310,000. The building will be lOJxUU. . . ., Farmers Protect Your Stock Use Dr. Korinek's FLY SPRAY GO. Everything I "or Tba -: Sick Boom Phone Main 68 v QUALITY Is always the first consideration in the manufacture of our products. Gwilliaras' Electric Bakery "Home of Golden Crust and Sally And Opposite Observer I,.-- - rr f : I Physicians & SarfMM . lB m. OCTT, a. B. Prsette limited to disssna a( UW Oo, E.r, Noss sod Throat Nw Foisy . . Tsisaaaiaf Building - Mala U ftfl. O. KIRBT, SB, n. Physician and Burasoa. Uulldlns- ' uSmtt . Phyaluisn sod Surgsoa. riardnsr Tslsakaat ilulldlns; i : Msia M ;: w. r. mrtoonr, m o, stulldln . r ; Malal ; f ci . mooow, n. o. . ' Phyalolaa Sad Surgooa "Jor .. .Tslaaaa Halldlnt -Msia 1 r. t 4Utoji. m. a. Prsotics limited to dlnsna f tM -. Rye, Kar, Noss and Throat. - Rooms ll-lt Talssas fciraiw Building Mala tilt A, I lUCTIAIIDSOK, M. D, fiurgsry ItMrtns l-tt Tslsalisoa So lamer Building atsia It ' Osteopathic Physicians - t. u maim, . e. MARoaaB-r ihulb, d. o. Oansral practlcs and ths "POS1 ' SYSTEM" or fsllsa sreasfc . ; Sommer T.UMtM Building lists 1st PIONFRIl WOMAN rIE j . PKNDI.KTON, July 13 (AP) Mrs. J. M. Raley pioneer woman, of Umatilla county, died late Sua. day afternoon after a lingeries- i Illness of five years. Horn in Ger- vals, Ore,, In 18S7, sho came la. Uhiatllla county In' 1872 and haa , resided here since that time. - 8 ho ' taught .school for, n number : of jyenrs throughout the county,. Jesuits traveling wostwnrd through Canada u early as IOi found tho Indians burning coal la',: slend of wood. . . . ' I ! I LiaUI WEAVER'S , Tailors Cleaners njrera ' And Praissis . PHONE MAIN 71 , ; Drutit Street " , I I I Banking There are times when our service is other than taking care .of your deposits. , A little good advice, if we can give it, is sometimes part of our business. lii) STATES tUlQAL OIl'Y IrsUlll REPUCT Our Service reflcots amia bility, efficiency, understand ing and experience. Wa do not worry the bereaved whh details, nor do we leave de tails for them to worry about. " Stwdgrass & Zimmerman . Main 82 -ASIMS S. ll M.WCt K.