La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 25, 1926, Image 2

Historic Oregon Newspapers

La Grande evening observer., October 25, 1926, Image 2

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1926)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.5 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page Text- Monday, October 25rltJ2fi. "Page Two LA GKANDE EVENING OBSERVER Afternoon1, Frocks Of Particular. Charm, In loveliest crepes and crepe satins, styled according to the latest decrees. ). Very at tractive values, in all sizes at-vv i ' ; $19.75 to $39.75 : ' Dependable If If f C. ' Dependable Values UlLilJ O - Quality ATM "Volga Boatman". Now Showing At Sherrys . . CTIvcn but five minutes to ulohewlth the nmn w)io has been commlKsioni'd 10 kill liar, a bcau- tifcnJly gowned' Ruttsiun aristocrat lawks wildly around n norroM rein. desecrated by plundering rewlutlonlsls. fPhls in ono of the great central sttftitlon, of-pccll !) Mlllo's pro- dlon. "The Volga Boatman." as o&J.tcd by Ignore J. Coffee from I-lSr-d Itercovlcl'i grent story of rJplq, In travlal, which will be i t tjip feature at the- Bhcrry theatre! tiv and tomorrow. I rNlllnm Royd Is the crudo" Volga 'fttmnn servant turned master, .lfr of revolutionists. Elinor, h""r. Tie Mlllc's newest "find" is ftKlrl. What transpires In that tl r"3iS. how the unusual situation IxSuItt to a climax, provides the tst story Do Mllle has constlucted nfeaJnst the most gripnlngly dram- nlto hackground of current his- tew. evlons to this climatic se- .. rA (iie -provides pictorial, vftWbf tho-Volga with the hugs V? m n mules and ttrTTuinv nteiiiren nf tiA enntrflfS nt nnvwrlv before the omrthrow. The two strange lovers im carried through an amazing neslei of ndwnlim-s before the isivy Is brought to lis conclusion, Hie; Mllle has chosen a strong, lit? slHhihg east to Interpret tho tstvi-Kcnturrd aro William Royd, IsMnur l-lr'Vlclor VarConl, Julia l-Tiye.-'Tlieodorl''. Kosloff and llob-i-rt EdosDti. ': ; ; "Forever After" At Star for Last Time Today Tlwy nro shotting" a new typo of war plt'turii nt tlio fllur theatro to- tiny for lh IiihI tinio. a war iirtiir that' JHnH iiTJ-Kilns nfl shoot. ntf nrijV ilythg and fiKlitintf, u war pic 1 sy j 'tJtut K'JilJy. trnct'B Hut druuiu jVjtt HinKl(tHoul In thn . murcil ijlhrouKU.Jh" peacM'Tul duya bftortt lUiu wrl4 went wild unl hU mili-llUii-nt mud danli Into conflict oh Win cHrajn'i from tho fwr more ftlrt'iidi'd'i'Vi'ntH of poac.ttlmo. ft ' 'l',on,vpr Aftor" In tho namo or plcturt' uml Is a mil drama, j)-:iiim ihn t-am nt your hrnrt trlnj-n atid Ihon kids- yon Into a fruhtlc emit'; drama thut mukfti fyMi iMiiil to HMfp and then dHr Vp your toars with u al.li--npllM.ttK fr-.KiRh. ' , ' V The nctlon w l-irpwr 'Attor"1 r?isihtn throtiKli on IntvlKU.iiit plot jj a HviifmHounl dfiioimnirnl. Mary Artnr Ih prrfrrtly hi'avrii-1 fy In hr piilt btiity In 1hl pir-j I.loyd Huphf!" Is ns ron- t - . jOM'N' POP ' : . y ;, These.Women , : : ';' : By Taylor r -1 'fRE rNSTHINQ - AUorG-iTflr at'Mro V'rlli.Xe i ; ' I rAORNlNG) A.M0 ASKD X Wriy yovD PICK , VTlU SLY jZT , 1 Woo WANT? r "IrPi ' VffH HER rl .1 HER TO Go ALONG J HER AS ft COMPANION '. ' N --rir TTTjK X", iisr I ' h- .-ry ('To go shopping -' v? tfi-a ; RgCKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Oscar Holds His Own By Blosser! 5li: -vur )(7 : ) , i m )r7 1 Jl btovcs f BlDESONAcSACBAfie Ay- -UVv ' ICZKAi CH, V MO,WT k& A -,.,...11 hd 1 THAT'S WAAT I liB , PoPTZs?-ZJwcB V urrM m SAJDEVWS- fit ISAlOArYPOP ICE AAAU mmm IvIncliiK a hero as w hive seen on . jiho screen In many a month, and i the supporting cast boast of some j rine acting front' Itatalle- Jensen. I John Ht. Polls,'. Hut Poolcy and i those, levuhie -character - actors. Iwvld Torn'im ud Aloe l-Tanroi. Harmon SWIght directed this film version of the jfturs success by Owm .layis...J. , , ,'r mraw mr-s pnm jm slinuld not jwwi. f rittrs d.qro. : ' . . r ' rtj,-J-' if TpjAan UdrUCn OI IcUCH Cpflip, 'fita AWn ' . !. OCCIICS OI1UWI1 In FlfiT'LefiaVeS . . ;' I ; ..-'. , . Children, as well" ei theatre patMnawlll t a screen, " . -hi iMms, rosi plm version of an ortglnul story "V rtnwaa, open, a two "y at the, iroade Tuesday. ove uoraen ana UM-orge u rirn i r featured. - . '. .. '. . j' cr which are done. In Technicolor, Director Haviits has endeavored to bring; to The screen a carefully planned version of -certain events associated with 'Ui Oardea ef Kd- j en. . . .' s ,v ' . The curdea , ss,tny be Itnnrlnedj erferel 'Mdlesa eppor-I tunllles Vor Xk9 : relocmrnatlon of l"le MmM. ransilUT fTOm the mighty "bretttOMUrui nd the rid- I t.tu trlcrratops, ta.'the stow-mov-1' Hw ategosaorus ana tne nuge-j iftsgcil qinosaurua. aooui wnicn the ninn of Today thinks a great deal dui , knows very utiie. , In muklng this. remarkable; pic ture, which Is enlivened by a dom estic love, 'affair -and brightened by n fashion-' jNivue .-which eclipses nnythlng of the ktnd-ever attempt ed In filmland. -Mr. Hawks sought to mAke' every, sequence - as plan slide as itosslMn. Hfl has axicceed- nottnop. thtV most lrrtMliiit hots I'Vi-r rorordtul -by. the motion pic Jn tho st with Mian ' Hordrtn and Mi O'Brhxxmr Thyllta lUvr. Kjuaiio YimiNMi; rcHi -Rtttna,- Air rlrn il tmnitr WIIHam A.UHttn. Charu-s iskllii, 'lrothjr nunhar and othfr. : ' ' -. :-' ' i'rki'are rxm vi;dii(; , MARItAKKCH. Morocco Thou snmla of mountid sheiks In white silk robes are here for , wedding and have nrstnrht presenl valued at 16,000,000 -francs, v After the heir to the Hultan Is perrunred by slaves Wednniday, he will he mar- rh-d to the daughter of ' El Hlao, paaha ef, Marrakeeh and will see the brhle's face or the flrst llmo. A man with a roll of money Iht'w days Is as likely as not a pol. Hleliin. . Hut then you. can't tell when you may ruii lute au alum- nus going bark for the "big game." , ... ...... . - The Observer Want Ad Page The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties ' . NEWTODAY KOK HAI-K Two 'violin... Both . 4rUa uiniiui-Ji and irlcl to WJ. ('all AU6 rtrnr av. north end . at cedar. i-25-2tp WAIWKI) On more bis roof to unit balance of my roof cement ' on. Nothing better, but don't put It off too long. I'h. Main 711, Goo. R. Ilartvlgscn. 10-26-2lp WANTKIJ Man, at once, to do carpenter work by contract or day. It. A, Crawford, ISO I nth. ' . Ki-26-ll KOR RUNT Modern furnished apt, newly kalaoriilned: steam heated. li. Washington. ' ' 10-26-31 1.08T Automatic -shotgun, near rlempy ranch. Return to G. -M, McMillan, la .Grande Grocery,1 i J0-2S-3tr ItKWAKD. for information on Velle ' car, . License ; No. . 82S7; Sherwood' Williams. , 'iD-DS-it Zl'llKH HHK'K-Miosrd and room, $116 per mo. Hooms, bath, hot aud cold -water in each floor and In rooms, $10 and up. perfectly warm and first-cluss place. ''.' I0-26-U FOR 8AI.B rKord roadster with ptck-up body. Inquire Observer. ' . . )0-2S-8tp KOR BALE Almost ' new 912 i ongoicum rug, sio. . : - Call 1 10-J. 10-26-H .08T Saturday A.' M., small : purso containing currency . anl , sliver, bcuveen Kir St. crossing. and State Oarage. Return ti , OlMorver. ., ' io.zt-iti WANTED Vocal students. ty Grace RcrVlcc Francis, author-! ised representative of Nikoiai Zan of New York. Call at East-; ern Oregon Music .company for Information. ' , 10-24-lmp POK RALE Delicious apples nt Martin's w pir box warehouse. , Imbler, 10-26-lt FOR SA1.K Auto knitter, ohwp. Cull 461-J. JO-25-iitp WANTKn-Wnshlnjrs.. Tail 461-J. ' ' 1 ' ; WANTKI Man wants any kind or worK. t an iHserver. USED CARS, i SKVKRAL "!! MOrEt. FORI) COrPKR riucED iiight KR KINS MOTOR CO. ' 1 ' lfl-SK-tt M1.SCF.1JJ1AKOUS GKT SHOT' eurly Tor Xmas at . Ward's Studio. - 10-1-tf MUM POM POMS and Carnations for t he week-end ; dMorat1n;. ltohun's Flower Hhop and Oar den. Phone C7C-W. 10-l2-2t MONET TO LOAN On term br monthly payment plan., Chas. H. Reynolds, Hammer Hotel BIdK. 9-11-1 m Observer Want Ad Rates ' I Count five average ward to ttie lino.) IVr Hno, tst Imtortton 10c Per Hue, each added oonseo alive Insertion 7c Bliiiltnain ciutrge -on one or dor . 25c RATES BY MONTH I lines, per month. ......M....S3JM t HiifM, tier month..,. H-25 4 IIih-s, per mouth... $4. (HI 3 lines, per titoath , $4.75 Euch uddllionul line over flvo ciuirged tit 5tlo fier line per inonih. CASH IN APVAMT5 is re. n'ulrcd on all cuiHslfled orders 1o . eurn these mtci. Higher rates ehnnred on all credit In sertions. , Copy for all claHSiried orders mnsi be lu this of rice by 10 A. SI. BAY OF INSERTION. Nlop orders on ud GtLsertcd un til rurtlier noilce must bo re ceived by the sumo hour or ex tra Insertion will be ctmrgod. Teleplione orders solicited. Cfinh rates mny bo earned on phone orders hy puymcnt on or before thtto of mst Insertion. ' PHONE MAIN SJ "An Oliserver Wnrrt Ad Will Do It" fX)R HAI.E AND TRADE r0R 8AI.K Cull potatoes. Come nd p,ch ,n,,m un. brlag your own d,,, 26(, B mck. a M 0tr.y uower Cove. I0-S3-6tp ' FOR SALE OR TRADE At price 1 and conditions to milt purchaser, Cash payment f.0uu, bulanoe ns. wu.td- Intcri'Ht on govpro-1 RMht for 30 yea is. 4 (id ucrtm or 240 acrcm or loss. A ?ood 8-. room housf, hot and cold water,) bath,' two (rood hnrns, acal Kous, machlrifry bousor chlck-J en hot.so, all buildtiiBS electric Hhted. On hlphwoy near Ii Umnd about ion acres In ai falfa. Good IrriKntlon. Imrnvd tfato posaeulon. J. K. Phy, c i Security I-und ami HavlntcH. 10-22-(f POR HALE Two vhoicj resliliinrn lotaf of n-t an M Phone 418-H. 14)-21-0tp FOR 8AI.E Home in South Lu Orsnde, with acreage suitable , poultry, dairy or truck garden .tag; house modern with liase ment, fireplace, furnace, hullt ins, etc. Phono 41H-R. 10-21-0'1 FOR SALE OR TRADK I used bow end walnut bed, Kuod as new. We btiy, soil or trade. Jonohue Furnlluro KxchuiiKe, Fir & Jeff. 47-4-J. 10-lfltf Van SALE OR TRADK 1 U'.ree fir wardrole, drk oak finish. Donahue Furniture. Kxclmnge. We buy, e1l or trade. 10-19tf FOR SALE Piano. 1323 10-16-tf FOR 6A L1C Hertw. Good medl cine for rheumatlHm, stomach, kidney, bowel, liver, bladder and omoci troubles and flu. Jl. J. Jiuuch t Chris Miller's, 1510 Adams avenue. 4-lnipj rOR KAL.I-- OR TRADK A new Ruffet RanRe. white enamel splasher nnd bright, shining, nick 1 U'lmmiiiKS. This Is something .'hew .and worth coming In to see. We buy, sell or trade. Donohue furniture Exchange. ,10-10lf KOIt BALK OR TRADE Allen's I'arlor Furnace. With this new type of heater from 4 to 6 rooms are made comfortable by natural warm, moist air. W buy, sell or trade. Donohtie Furniture Exchange. 474-J. - Fir tt Jeff. J0-19tf KOR flAI.E 6-room house. Most bu moved. Call 428-J. 3-2S-tr POR BALE One Ford delivery ' truck, panel body, rood ondl tlon. - Inquire Odorless Dry Cleaners. . - 7-27tf I'Oll 8AI.K Sweet clover seed, white or yellow. Acourlfled, 16c; ' unhulled, 10c lb. Phone Farmers X. O. W. Uoml. . 10-lt-iinn KOR SALK OR RENT eis. E. C. Tuokey. -Typewrlt- 10-t-ltn FOB KENT KOR RENT One -large bedroom. Very reasonable. Cjtll 12S-W.'; . . , ' 10-23-2t l'R RENT : Modern . 6 . room house, In good, condition, .3 blocks from town. Cull 146-W. ' 10-23-tf TOK RENT Double npt.,- steam heat. Call Main 84 or 2M-W. ' 10-2 L-Ct ran RENT- ApX. Adults. 1307 ' 10-lOtf Penn. ifon m:st Six-room modern furnished house. 2103 Klrst. 10-lS-lf FOR RENT Six-room modern house, corner X and Bpruce. Call 167-R. 10-18-tf KOR RE NT Adams. -Sleeping room. JO-16-tf FOR RENT Piano, anbtitnp Co. , H. Bobju -J4tf WA31TED WANTKD Stock beets. FranK Dennett. Perry. Ore. 10-.23-3tp VANTKl Uwq or garden work; have had experience In such work. Phone Vain t82 (2 rlnH) nfter p. m. Ask for IUiy- burn. "10-16-lmp WANTKD Hltfheat prices paid for 'hides and furs' at The . Dalles Furniture Store. .. . 10-9-lmp WANTRDFarm loans. Five year loans 6 Int. on 1st mort gages. . Also money to loon on Improved city property. United . States Investment Co.. U. S. Kut'l Bank Bldff. - . 10-1-lm WAN'TED Raw fum. 1 pay the hlKheMt market price promptly. AIho have lare stock of made up furs. Alterations and repair ing Chris Miller, 1510 Adams HVenuu. 6-10-M-lrnjJ WANTED Cioanlntf, preBsins; and alteration work on both men's and women's clothing-. Expert' lo Enterprise and sold It to Mr. workmanship. Phone The Ward Morun, who in turn sold it to the robe, Main 72. Thn wkull of a pirate has been found over In New Jersi-y. Jfe probably was out on an hourlv basis nnd ran out of jras.. The Prince of Wnles has taken more stromsly thun wer to giolf. tltmervers of his progress aiiree Unit it lias been considerable. Dixie Leader. 7"r.-.nlc Smith is captain of the 1921 4nt'jc!iy State football eleven. H vtlghs 170, Is fast and a hard fel low to bring down once under way. Chla Is Smith's third year on th team. He plays In the backneld and ft expected to lead one of the strong ' est teams In Dixie this fall. ' ENTERPRISE PERSONALS ENTERPRISE (Special) W. II. Plateoder recently purchased the C. At j Ijockwood property. , lie moved Into his new home last week. Amonfr thone from Enterprise mho went to Baker Umt Saturday to attend tho Oregon He.sHion of the Shrine were F. D. McCully. W. IX Demore-st, C. O. Hilyeu,. EdKar Marvln and A. EJ. Conaway. . - Orace Militate and Mih. F. Moody were Jji (i run do vlHitorH Tuesday evenliiR. They attended the. lectura of Judge Den D. Jlnd sey there. ' Air. and Mrs. D. L. Church are the parents of a baby da ugh tor born Oct 20 nt the Enterprise hos pital. The Rev. and Mrs. K. L. IFasa are the parents of a baby son burn Sunday, Oct. 17. ! L. R. and O. E. Ralley. of Union, aire running n second hand store' here. ' " ' "' I?. M. Lock wood nnd family re cently moved to La Grande, whero he is In the abstract business. Enterprise Man Takes Cub Bear ENTERPRISE, Ore., Oct. 2.1. (Special, While lunuliiK In the north woods Saturday Jeff Stick hey captured a brown cub bear about three months old. He brought Wallowa lake piirk. He will be placed with the other wild animals In the wonderland. The bear, although small, is lively. Men who blush easily lnnlto the best lawyers, says a Colgate psychologist, nicy have to keep a. straight' face, though, when they hand you their bills. - f S - - - tjrf 1 II ' l! I i IV, 1 ii Professional Directory -n-o o-.-"",'. ,1 .. v TT" " This directory Is epectBf brvndy for the newcomer or tor the out-of-town reader who may want the name and addreaa of some professional man. It bas sees tweloJJy prepared en, will prove to be a ready old to any reader In obtulnlng prompt prof esslonul service. - Classified For Quick Reference . : Attorneys OOCIlltAN and KIIBR11 ABD Qeo. T. Cochran and Colon R. Eberhard, Attorneys at Law. La Grande Na tional Hunk Building. Telephone Main 91. . Dentists llr. C. W. F.HWI.H Dentist, Oard ner Hulldilig. Telephone Main 86. Architect C. D. Mll.l.nn, Archlteet, Room 7 I .a Clrur.de National Bank Building Music HASriCll.V OltlM.'ON SCHOOL . . OK MUSIC Violin Piano Odd Fellows' Temple. Phone 417-J Headlines you never see: "CER TAINLY I DRINK," SAYS DRY CANDIDATE. The fight's off. 1'rlnceton will play. Harvard and Dust off the dominoes. CO RCOLD AT Persistent coughs and cold's lead to serious trouble. You cin stop them now wilh Creomulsion. an cmulsined creosote that is pleasant to take. Creo irmlsion is Q new medical discovery with two-fold action; it Eoothrs and heals the inflamed membranes and hv liibits germ growth. Of all known drugs, creosote is rec ognized by high medical autliorit.es as one of the greatest healing agencies for persistent coughs and colds and other forms of throat troubles. Creomulsion contains, in addition to creosote, other healing elements which soothe and heal the infected membranes and stop the irritation and inflammation, while tho creosote goes on to the stomach, is ab sorbed into the blood, attacks thesmt of lhe trouble and checks the growth of the germs. ?r? . ; I Creoniulsmn'js guaranteed satisfac tory in ho 'trea'tirVeiit' of persistent coughs end colds, bronchial' asthma bronchitis and other forms of respira tory diseases, and is excellent for buihf infi up the sytem after colds or Hu. ' Money refand d if anv couch or cold is not relieved after taking according to 1 directions. Ask your druggist, (adv.) I What a delight my telephone is. All my orders are placed and I won't need to go out in the. storm. How did I ever manage without my INDEPENDENT -EPHONE CO. I have a fine assortment of heaters. All sizes and prices. F. L. LILLY HARDWARE riione Mala 63 Physicians & Surgeons V USE B, ROOVY. M. D, Li;WA WILBLS, J. , n n Practice llmltetf to diseases of u Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, Pbyslclau and Surgeon. r . n RICIIAHO P. LAMMS, L D. Physician and Surgeon. flardrjer Ti-Iephorifl Durgeoii. New Foley iiuildliiK Tlephon C. fl. MOOItfC, M. I). Phyulcian and Surgvnn. New Foley T.:1ephoni K. I. RAI.STON, H U. Practice limited to dUettMCD of Ui' Rooms 18-19 . T-lt-iihorii aoiiiiiiur liuuuiiiri Ai.-tin 7?) A. sU RICH AltD SON, SI.. U. Suraery Rooms lfi-17 Tlpphoni . Osteopathic Physicians j. i,. pvci.r:, n. o. MAiKT.ARK'1' 1N.LK, 1). O. GenerHl practice and the "POST ' SYSTEM." tor r alien archts. Sommer Telei-honi liuildine ' Alain ldl of the minor players stood out in their small parts. A Duster Brown comedy Is also being shown. Astrologer . SIRS, FREDERICK RALIHtC SUl N Ave,, La 13randet Ore. Readings daily. WEAVER'S I Tailors - Clcatirrs - tjcva - j Anil Pmssers j' PHONE MAIN 7.13 ' ',- Peiiot Street ' Mattresses - Rugs (. Clean etl - Reboili I"ca th er Mali ressos M arte Pillows ReiiovntMl Inff Utiffs Made from Oltl carpets. Furniture Repaired and Recovered. La Grande Mattress & Weaving Works . Licensed Fiimltmtor PHONE Chas. E4l wards. Pi-op. REFLECT Our Service reflects" amia bility, efficiency, understand- , ng and experience. We do not worry the bereaved with , details, nor do we leave de- tails for them to worry about. Snodgnuss & Zimmerman Main' 62 WHEN WE TITI SK l ' THE OTIIini MALLOW K.NOWS Some people would he far better off if they used their own Judgment rather thna pladng: so much confidence In tho judgment of theoth er fellow. The lack of self confidence has rost many a man & considerable sum. Jtf we were able to think ns fast as the other fellow can talk, likely our Judgment ould ea"e us money. UNITED STATES veGi.