La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 06, 1926, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, . August 6, -1926. - V ' EX GRANDE EVENING 0BS23VE3 ' The Observer Vant Ad Parfe 1116 WMMt of Untai tsi Wallowa Counties ' 9Sltosft4ftWtt VBIVbbSV PaVavv Uttif HkV" II SNItrl ttfllrfa" OUT OUR WAY '. : ;.r - '-',: By WILLIAMS sKrAr-'vA'r''f :w9ocCIOT4;QT.,. .tl if.-mimcs -ete '. : fOR Mare FOR RENT l-room furnished . house with bath, to adults, ISie Orcenwood St. .. . 7-stf FOR KE-jht'''houkepln, . rooms ai laiz Aaams. . Phone J67-J. -7-ltf FOR 8ALB FOn 8AI.E Wjilnut & piece bed : room' suite,- davenport vand 2 chain.;. Phone 214 R,. 7-0-tf FOR SALE One saddle horse. Gcntlo. Phone 903, Union. . . ' -.- S-7-24K FOR SALE Sowing machines. Also rented and repaired. Main 646, fiingorCo., Foley Hldg. j .. . .. .g.2.8tp Win BALE One two and three-1 f.i.i-w,u vwb, irven nana joiai white face mixed lambs., Can offer some finance.; Chas, w. M'artlnC 1810 Resort Stroet, ISi -., ker,. Oro.,i .,...,-... ,7-8-2-6tp OWN A BARRECITE UTNCH Muko big money, nlco work, cook ing recipes, sauces, and equip ment or paying business can be ; purchased, at small ,ebt; ,Ad Ureas Harbocue Kiiulpment, Box '; I i Grande, Ore. 7-2fiilm : WANTED WANTED Girl for general house work. Mrs. Chas: Reynolds. ' ' v;2-7-2tf WAITED Cleaning nmlSPrcssIng at the Wardrobe Phono ' Main 71'.'. . .,. ' ' ,8-fl-4t ROOFING-: AND REPAIRING Hot coating OC composition, roofs. Phono Main .732 for MIL th roof man. .f ,7-20-lmp WANTED TQ. HKfiT Small part ly furnished house near Central School. Mrs. Fred-Gclbcl 93S J. 5-6-2l WANTED RoVs school shirts nnd blouses to make. Prices - reasonable.- c;all 1902 V Ave. " or phono 821 J. : 3-8-4-3tp WANT TO RENT for Uvo ' months, August 14 to-October 14, completely furnished homo. Cult Ur. W. P. McAdory, Mala ; 788. ; 7-2-tf. WANTJD Man '- and wifo on dairy. 'Must ho experienced , milker. Reference . required. Anderson dairy. Phonrf 3113 W. 1 , - , 4-s-4-8tp Mi.stT;i.r,AN'ix)i's I'ES, I do soldering. Greene's Re pair Shop, New Smith illdg. , . 2-8-4-4t CAT.L Main 248 for Tom' Run-a- Car for Ford truck hauling any piace, any time. Garbage and household moving. 7-ltf SWIMMING Picnicking At Pine Cone Camp, 2 miles west of 1& r Grande. Closest, cleanest and best. . 8-7-8-lmp PIANO JAZZ Taught in 12 les ,sons by note. Waterman Piano School. Mrs. Grace Barnes, In structor. Phono 569 W. Res. 1702 Adams Ave. 8-2-Ctp CLEAN 1'P Garbage and rubbish ' disposed of dally, weekly or by. tlio Job. Wo clean up everything except a dirty conscience. For' MOMTVI POP mis KtMinus iwt A FATHER Olr WHEN POP AHO C Uiue X SVRT6D ON OUR ( boujn V nOWEY pAOON j-r X DON'T S'POSB wu STAY U)NQ ThOOeK-' ' i t To start rtousesseriia freckles and his friends a Big city fay blosser Telephones and Icebergs ( Bcv.'ivtw&.TOc-rTK?!Wi Tlf a poS7al cAira II. VWyi t z A west ct voo 2 J ". , fCffM wtDESsoAeW i - w 1 With the telephone system as with an ice THts-roAizK! si w AiEv yodit.' Zyl T' - rrs a Bis tovma i saoJlo ) "V V XsumbeS -baa j instmment on your wall or desk calls into ac- ; rV 1 VL-rrr &?P?? Mss,MjrJ sw-yL $ lwAaT!! tion vast equipment, all of which had to be r"7"i I jJbri f" 3 grtIl-. & I s produced to a standard of accuracy rarely NpJ. ,-- L ';J7" ' 'l WV ) IllQ J found in industry, : . ' xrr- - ; , , rLik C 1 V "" ' n t ovcl,ool e PU'; yu cannot sec. :ri A " f- I Telephone Co. , i - - xy r ll r s i i . it i - i aai i ' . aaii v , , " ' ' - - " i z ; ; , . ' . " BaiiaiaBiallaBaaBBBBaBBaaBBBBaaBB . t c Observer Want Ad '(Oouat free ateiBfl to tbe Use). Per line, 1st auartloa.. Per lino, each added ot ..10o Mire Insertioa. Minimum chares on cm . ler tic RATES B MONTH a lines, per Bonth v. 3 lines, per ouh...$aa 4 lines, per roomh..-44 . lines, per month. -l.H - Each additional Une over fire charged at Wc pr hut per month. ' . CAttl IN ADVANCE Is re. quired on all classified orders lo - enrn; thexe . rata. -; IHkner rates charged on all credit lu-m-ritons. . : . Vapt tor aU classified orders most bo m this offlm by ia A. M. UAV OP INriERTlON. fitnp orders o ail lasertnl nn IU further notice must M re ceived by (lie same hour nr ra. Ira- InmiluB will ns char(ed, . IVIrplKMM orders eoUcKnt Cash rMea mj bn earned on phone orders bf payment en of before dale ol last nuertlon. PIIO.VU MAIN 87 -; "in Ohserrer Want Ad Will lo It" best of service call 200 M. ' -S-l!hp FOUND A good placo to eat. Opp. la. (Jronile Grocery,..-Jeff. St. Cafe; turtles can have same by culling and paying for , & good square meal and . giving full description to others. C-Ti-S-3t Radto SATURDAY, ACfiCST 7 v .: Pacific Standard Tiuio Stations KFI, Im Angeles, fal. (4fl7m 04i!ke), 7-8 p. m.. Al Wesson's or chestra; -9, Angelu trloj ' 9'-10, classic: hour;- 10-11, Packard Ra dio club; 11-2 a. m., Khl midnight frollC.'- - .-( - , KI'WB, HoUywontl, . Cal. aiic lt0ke) 8-11. p.. m- Bill llatch's dance orchestra; Peggy ' Mathows soloist; Riuiuel SltU,r4 coloratura soprano. , . . . K(;0, , Oakland, : Cal. . (8l.2m-830k-), 4-6:10 p., mt, Hem's Uttlc symphony '. orchentra: '. 8:10-10, .n slruinentnt selections, .,-the '-Serc-nailers; . Ira Morgan baritone; -Winston, pet ry cellist; Imra.- Jlroder iclt, soprano;. Kdno? lloran, violin ist; mandolin and guitar, selectons. Theresa and . Lily Sherwood; Hel en 1 Merchant,' i.pianist; Frederick. Xodder, tenor) . 9-9:0, Philharmonic- society, Instrumental "trio; 9:30-10, Scrcnadcrs; mandolin' and guitar selections; 10-1 a. m., dance muslo,' Vllt'Gunzendorfcr's .band. . KGW, Portland, Ore. ' (4l.5m dtukr), 6-7 p.' m... dinner .concert, 10-12,: Herman Koriln's -orchestra; Punch' Green.-pianist -,rv ,- KHd, I.ox Angehu, Cal. (405.2m 740kc), 6:807:30 v. m.. - children's hour, Unelo John; 8-.10, U A.: Ry. Hawaiian quart't "and others. . KJR, .Seattle, Wash.) ,(3S4.4m-' 780kc), 8:30-10 p. ni.if program. :' . K.(l,'-IloU-ool,: cal.:(33.m SOOkc), 7:30-8 , p. m., .. program, S LETTIMS OS HIS COYTAcl&" (0 THE MOUMWlMS! -js. m r r "V - - i . a i - . r . M yij . m-i ianii . . il l j v. I I IJBVy TODAY DEMONBrtATTON At my home ( every afternoon- next week of the Rapid Electrio Fireless Coeker Range. Come and loarn ow easily you can own one. No woman need be without an elec tric stove theso- hot days. Mrs. Robert Clark, SOOJ Oak Ht. ' - . 8--2tp FOR RA1.K -room . houso ' close In. lot Pennsylvania. Call af ' ter 4 or en Bundaj-s. s-S-6-ltp UST -White collie dog. near Is 'land City. ; . Call . Ralph Chcn ault. - . -j. . 2---ltp FOR ItENT 4-room, furnished apt. with bitth.and private gar , age. S109 Adams ave. J-8--ltp FOR SAI,E 9x13 Axmlnteter ruB. plain color, Al condtfon. Coll . Mam :T1 . ; . 8--ltp BUY. THIS HOME 3 14 acres In . May Park. Good lOrroom house, born, and family orchard. Price $3600.00. Easy terms.. ' Or will exchange for a five or six room 'house on South side, WEEKS & BLACK,; '' Ifeallors. Foley Building. ' j ''"; ; , 8.8-0.st FOR" i RENTT 6-rooni furnished ';. cotlngo- closo In. Inqulro 101 ' Fir, ; '" ... -" . -8-6-Hp VOn SALE Golden Bantam Bweet corn for canning. Coll 864 Wi . 2-8-6-lt WANTUn Woman or ' girl who understands cooking, . Main 798. ' -.'-''- - ". ' 8-6-tf IXIST A motor But found cov ered over wrth dirt and. oil by La Grande Car laundry. . Rates for cleaning 11.00 to 12.00. . Washing, 'polishing nnd greas ing. 160f Jeff. :. ;.' .6--lp POIl RATE New 5-room strictly modern stucco houso. tat-jre gar aA, cnoiont driveway and wtUka around tho house. Ixt 60x120. It la a oorner lot on 7th and J, HU (,A dandy. homo for somcono. JuHt a Jitock off pavement. Will i . consider it pood car for papt ot first payment. 1. M Brain-wll, I 90S Seventh. v , 8-fi-2t VOH SAI.K-llf23 Chovrokt tour- delivery trucks. ; Boo : UpJ WII- ' liamH. ? !.' : S-8-fl-2tp Dearborn's. - Furniture: Co.; . 8-0, proRmm, Jl road way llept ;s(ore; 9-10, 'protyrriim, ltondllh Jnjbfii.i. lOr tl, AinbassfldorJftotol Itlant' r elioHtra; 11-2 m.( KNXnldnlKht frolle,, ldtfewater ' Chib, ; Sunt a Monica.'. . V ;v K10, 8an 1'raiK isco, Cal. (TJ8.S ni-700kiO 6:80-7:a0 in,. Htatesj tli-aiu.ni tl ill. ui tnrrairu., -iu, 14lll- darin Vatt donco orchestra; 2, Ciift hotel donco orehnetrn. . KI'SN , Pasadena, Cal. (15.0m- f DAOkc), 8-9 p.. m.. Star-News con cert hour; Instrumental, ensemble, 1 vocal artlstn. . , , i AVOllKFJtS SAVE POUTIAND, Ore. Aug. fl. (AP). Cauirht by a dclnpro of sand which looscnwl as ho wast work inK1 in a sund hopper of tho Co lumbia Contract comnanv. Melvln P. Kb odes dLvod for the- narrow! opening' at tho bottom,. and his head' reached the funnel beforo thO -sartU. , His body was caught, however, and for 40 minutes fel low workmen, and firemen dug: to rescue him. lto was unconscious when extricated, but was revived by the firemen. ? ': ' '' XnS ' '. '' I ' ViH1 'i TT 1 ' ' HVVbWTIJ lifts n Wlinrer H blllty. efficiency, understanoV " . W ';":,'.,fcc;'',M nt-fc?:- pwEM AuV. Bust I BETtHA Vou J - . 3 ' i-r (r"tf' i L LS ! off Si-vorT wtifi -Kim qiT some i Jh ! ' 'WOO VMIG6LVKI J I CMAMPEtVi SmPS ' YifnK V UKE- 'AT ' : OFf JUy- ; tvlOMENlTS AJD UKE "TO LIVE. OvER- . 'j;aN,a.M5 ' ' t' " ' ' SHEPDlM', .' :' "" ' .imiBimitwia.ti, ', AT. HIE "Greater Glory" Scores Tremendous Hit at Arcade . .,. I June Mathls has scoredi- and scored big, In her latest First Na tional picture :, "The greater Glory." which, opens a three day engagement at the Arcade theater lust night, it easily outranks such screen muslerworks as "Tho-' Four Horsemen" nnd "Hlood ami, pund" with both of which pictures tho name of this .remarltnblo .woman will ever be associated... in "The Four HorsemCn".1- Miss Mathts brought' Hex Ingram -and Rudolph Vulenllno to the forefront or public notice. In "T)e Orenter Glory" slio . makes 'another, un known'fumous, Ho:' Is Curl lii h fleld; director ' of "Tho Qnthttt,r Oloi-y".-' Jloro power . to, ftllss '.Mathis' Judgment. Kho 'knows ability hen she sees itj Curt Reti noid Is a winner. (.' -i .,; Many actors who have had long association with Miss Mathis and have won fume In roles rif.hor cre ation are; Included In tho volumi nous cast of this picture Anna 3. Nllsson,; Conway Tearle, ... L,ucy Ileaumont, May Allison. Ian Kcilh and Jenn Hersliolt nro some of tho principal players.- , The Btory of . ''The' Greater Glory" treats of the philanthropies ot . Funny, a young-. Viennese out cast, who during the post-wnr days in Vienna sustained her sufrorlng kini . Her charm nnd gentility graced the hnlls-of- Vienna's most exclusive night club us hostess.- Her sweeheart, . tho ". Count Mnxlm. ' had never concurred In his mother's peremptory dissolu tion of bis cngugement to Funny. He could not put her - out.:', of his mind. And when, . a guest one night at tho.. uitra-elegunt ; resort, he again meets . Funny, his ' lovo Mffl triumphs over his scruples at find ing her In such surroudtngs,' and ho takes her to his heart forever. Anmi'Q. Nllsson plays u's Kanoy ami Conway Tearlo is seen as the count. In 1 tho uackground. - but bulking, large Is always tho oplc note of . a people In turmoil, a world In. Iho throes of reconstruc tion. The"' terrific toll war levies upon . ull the Innocent as well as the utility, Is forced homo with a realism to shock tho most rphctg. inatlc out of their composure; , To see "Tho circular Glory" Is to , experience, ' by sheer sugges tion, some of the emotions ' that surged through, a war-torn people. The picture; will tug n your heiirt-i strings, 'I. "; ,. ;. ' ,' , "Man' In the Saddle,"-' Fpntm"inT Hoot Now at the 'Sa'r; , Hoot Gibson, in tho most enter taining of western 'pictures, is gracing the screen at' tho Slur theater today and Buturduy, ' The picture Is ."The Mun In the Saddle" a 'Universal-Jewel - producllon In which tho popular star -has am ple opportunity to exhibit his abi lity, not only as a westerner and a dure-dovl! rider, but as a comedian us well. , Tho picture hns . a . delightful light comedy, plot, wtll scores of screamingly funny situations.. Gib son. ' as a comedy- cowboy who continually finds himself In ein barrussing and untenable positions because of his lovo of heroics, Olhson, as always, gives a splen did performance, nnd Is especially good In the many comedy scenes. Ills sense of fnrco Is particularly keen, and ho delights In making himself as unromutlc as possible. The: supporting cast Is excep tionally ood, and gives Oilmen 9 !ui.j . -i ii m i.-..i .-i Iff U I U I IIUV U I ) valuable aid in making tho pic turo a presentation ; of unadulter ated ontorlalnment. Fay Wrny, with . her charming personality and her refreshing youth and vivnclty, makes a. lovely lending womnn, Holly Long pluys - a second lead In a finished manner. Clnrk Com- stock 'is'- a thoroughly pcrsonnble villain, and Euimctt King, Charles Hill. Italics,- . Iforko Sherwood, Duke It. lo and others are. well chosen for their various roles. . A comedy and Pal ho news forms the balance of tho program. "King of the Turf" At Sherrys ' ' 1 . Today, 'Saturday K '; Tim blast of the : bugle. Tho flurry of excitement In the slnnds, where are mussed the flower untl chlvniry .of tho Old South! Tho prancing .thoroughbreds on tho track! Tho whirr of the barrier, sprung. "They're, Off!" iAU the color ond speed and excitement' ot tho 'Rpor( .'of Kings 1 woven ar imli "The King of tho 'fjnf f," Y. H. ( O.'s big racing prodnellori which coftiea to the , Blmrry The ulro today for Its premier preson-, tullon In this part of tho country. With a list of Illustrious mimes in 1ho cast which Includes George Irving, Ratsy' Ruth. Miller, Ken neth Harlan, Al Itoscoe, Kathleen Klrkhanv. Mary Carr, David Tor renco, Davo Klrby, William Frun ey and Ed Phillips In tho slellor ports and a strong" company, of supporting players Director Jomea Hngan has taken . this story' by I, ouls Joseph Vance and' John llrownell .and made of It a classic of turf history that will long bo" remembered. Two splendid ruces, ono ot them flljed with nil-, the spt'Ctacular possibilities -of - tho Steeplechase, glvo & sensational beginning and ending respectively to this fast-moving melodrama; and between : them strotches a story tout with human ! emotion and brilliantly interspersed with some of the most'uproarlous com edy' seen on, tho screon In a doc- : By TAYLOR II HnillL'iJni D (j'-': ko nodj aaf Ofisj For Attontyt ilWMii at Law. L Oraa4 Na tional Bank Bulldtna, T.laokon Main 81. ... Cirni, O. aTm Attnra.y Law, ?Uan Mala. 1J. , PentUta Dr. o. W. U-W1 tnUjt. Oard ner Building, teleohon atU (. Architect , O. k MltXCM. AMlMk Room 7 La Grande NaUanal Bank Building Astrologer . MM. IMtKUMIUCK BAfclUU I It! N Ave.. La drar.de, Ora. neadlng dally., . 1 ; - -J..U u nde,' J. Ortibb Alexander la rred' lted .with adapting this ipowcrful and unusual tain, to tho purposes' of tho silver Sheet,. i ' ; Comedy showing "Bky Bound." OAKLAND, ORE. FIRE DESTROYS UITII nt VPS! wuiuutii kmu : ' ROflEniJRO, Ore.' Aug. 8. (AP). Fire, ; yesterday morning at Oakland .'destroyed- .. F.;' K. Haines' g a an g o, R. H. Eas- ley's blacksmith - Bhop and J.. V Wnyforth'a paint shop, all frame buildings. Tho fire Is .thought to havo originated from a, short cir cuit in an autbmobilo .stored in the Halnca garage. The ca, owned by I.oa 'Angeles toiirlstV und three others In the building, were destroyed. - A few tools and some equipment wero saved froi?i the hlncljSmlth nnd nflint sliatlR. Loss is placed at J 1(1,000, with! little Insurance. ' ; . . --.j The Oaklantl fire department. assisted by volunteer 'firemen from t the neighboring town of- Sntherlln, two miles distant... suoceodod in checking the flames at tho- only building that blocked tholr. prog ress toward tho Haines hotol. .. ' 'I'ourlsts cumped tlose. , to- the Haines gtirnge barely succeoded I'l escaping . wlth. thejr ' automobile; at the sucrlflco of nil their clothes, food and oflitlpmont.' Cltlnens of OAJdand. sent, othom on their wuy with contributions of, money, a fresh food supply and necessary wearing apparel. - , ' . ;. vosmiASTrns MEfmsfo ' PORTLAND. Ore. Aug. 61 (AP).' 'I'he opening session of tho Ore gon, branch of the - : Nntlonnl l.nagun of District Postmasters wns ,held hero yesterday with ab out 80 delegates In attendance. , President J. H. Schacfer, of l.lnnlon. prcsldod. Talks wero on problems of handling mall. " Klccllon was scheduled for tlie afternoon session. tmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmr- -w , iimini n mi II a A r . oof tmtm m k. . f (h!ck Ccrcr: PkyttciaiiB Jk E": j Pmatleo Iimic to M tT lr. Km im . W.W Pnr , , 4 Building ; , . , . k m o. sum, X Phjtslolaa and fmtt . Hulldlac lUvsiclan and hur. ituiiaiaa SMiTsfVOBL N1r folay . . Vutlalaa r , auuo c . . . - r. , ttOP1 M. Bv - PV.Iclaa oad otwgaoB. Njw folajr- , . . Telepkoa Bultdinc -- ;'y.:r'- Mala 1 ' . U BUUJTOd, M.O. Fraetleo limited to diaeaaea of tM'. Br, Kar, Most aad Throat. (. ' lUowia It-H s, ..Teleohonf omnar Kulldlan Hilt m A. I RIOKAIUMOir, M. O. ' Burgerr -" : Room H-H ' TelephoM Bomm.r Buildlns , ' .: Mala It . Osteopathic Physidana . U INarLBk B. O. : ; 1 KAItaaoarr iMULk. n . Otn.r.l practice and th. ''POM , . BISTBU" ror tall.n axeb.a commer BulUlna atauskO .ar. I WEAVER'S ! . Tailors . Cleaners . ftjrn ; I . ' - And I'resarra . I , ' PHOJIB MAIN na ' I Depot Mrect - ........................ EXPERIENCE ' Wo' have a Vcustomori, wlio placed a lump sum.,, of monvy, with a certain ' Huildlnj? Ac JiOun Co,, who claim i to pay. ' a '. hltfh , rato of - intoreat. ! Ho vus obllRbd, after-t ' v, ; over six years; to with-'I ; S( iW(iv;l ft('estment. .Ttjo j' his Kreut s u r p r I ao ' ' nnd . dlsappbiatment : llo ; found thnt the , interest ; , earned was , less- than he would hove : received : , had ho placed It in our ; bunk ut 4, V IDTED STATES ':--':':iv;llffiiv:vy::, 1 apBBBaPBaalBBBIMBBVBHBteaaBaBBaaBBBBaBaHflaBBBBBl