La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 18, 1928, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, May 18, 1928. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Nine 1 i The . Observer Want The Market Place of Union and Wallowa NEWTODAY WANTED Heifer calve ( raise. Cnll S05-M.'. 6-lS-lt KOH 8AI.K lj to 2 lb, brollera, 3e 111, 058-H. .-. . 6-18-St W.ANTlHi Wuahin. call "475-J. ; ' 6-JS-Sln WANTKI Hewing ;-r 4 482-J. IH 13th. ' do. Call 5-18-31 ' ,.; Wilt KAI.Ji Weanlne pica. lh. , 6-IS-lti Farmer 16X1. IWt HUNT Moilernhoiide, well ' furnished, ot 1.14 Ailniris. I . .. . 6-IS-II i ' -' HVantijiito lit; so to mo rt :4 cinm lulry rows, or take on sliarfis, Wrlle M. JCorctll. Hut 1 . Lake, Ore. . 6-1S-.11P . WANTKIX TO M X Good usM-rt 1926 or "1927 Korl roups. Must t be In Kood mpchaolc.il romlilion. ! fall at 2213 ('pilar Kt., or 222-J. ' 6-lS-41 i von near I'Olt KKNT Kuinlshcl Hi-room apt. 2112 3rd. I'll. 420-W. 6-10-41 KOH HUNT .Mortem house. Call u-n, , . 6-n-tf KOIt RENT-Apt, 1307 Penn avo. . . 3-8-lf KOH KKNT LlKlit- housekeeping rooms. 161! Ailama. 1'b. 267-J. 1 OK BKNT 3 -room furnished apt. i Mdulls. 161-W. , 4-17-ff fine garden plot and good wntr I rlBht, JI6 por .month. W. H. VOIX SALR Oil TRADK Combine! Iiohnenkump -Co! 4-18-tf .harvester, team and 'wagon. No- . : : hie, lilc. No.' 2. 6-17-3tp KOH ItKNT Z-rpom, 3-room nud : r ' 5-room fuinlalied houses. Clean KOH SAI-B OH THADli. 1 ton and quiet. 1810 Greenwood. For(1 truck. A bargain if token ..; . . 4-85-lf at once. Kurnlture Kxchange. ,i, , " , ' f 6-14-tf l'CMl HKN'T Rummer homos in 1 Perry. Just a few minutes from 1'OH SAI.K OH TKADE Used up city. Two to c-room houses at i holsiercd davenport and chair to low renlnlg. Sea WS. Hrown, 1 . match. Good condition. Furniture Terry, . . 6-16-Ctp Kxchange. 6-14-tf KOH; HENT Modern 3-room apts. KOIt SAI.IJ 66 head young Tlaby. All equipped with- rlKldalre, ' cows. High testers. Jersey Hoi electiln range and bullt-lna. '. slelns, Guernsoys; 3Vi gal to 7',S hardwood floors and oversluffud Kl. J. S. ltogers and Son. Clover fiirnituie. I-andis Court Apts. Creek near North l'owiler. Call Main 095. . ' 6-11-lmp . - 6-l-t ' rO SALE 4NB TRADS FOR SAI,E Modern -room homo -.-. - -r with bnth. Ijjrge lot. Best loca- I ! OH: SAI.K OH KlfNT 3-room ,nnn. Can use soldier's bonus house. Call 686-M.- . 6-1 5-41 p . or sma!l payment down. 1 ORSAi-E-Ury 10-in. wood, cord Bnl0"c0 11110 rent' rh01,e t4?; wood, "Ph. 227-W.' ' 6-7-lm ' ' " ' ' ''" ' " - Ll . . ..u . II KOH SAI.K Police pup. Subject to ' IHlSCBajliASTOpa - r';!1,'a,L0n,Ca,1 r",'1, I'OAUV ANIMiOOM, 336 "a "mo, I 6 and II p. m. . ( 6-lC-.ltp Vi,.Bnla lloteli UevoL au&ri.lm VOIX SXiLK Girl's phy ItoiiBo'and 'mlf.,u,,, ,,,, , , one chicken house" :nll 338-W. .-. t,t ?u, ' J","a!"" 6 10 at Willi continue her piano L cla3 until Autruat 1st Heerva- FOH SAI.K OH KKNT-Nfnv mol- . tlona should he mnde early. Call prn 4Troom botiso pornor of N. 4b3-V. - ' 6-3-lm. First and 1ne St. 5-iS-,5tp MUS, , , KOHINSON, accredtt- FOK SAIK OB THAOK 9x12-Ax- ' wl teacher ot violin and piano minster rug, alnioat new. Furtil- t,,ich through the summer ture Kxclmnge. ' ' 5-H-tf ' 3',p rp.servations call 27a-J. 2408 4th. ' 5-1 2-1 in FOH SAi.K 1'VioiB. Also duy-o!d Miumnotli BroiWft turkoySi fall EASTERN OREGON School of Mu- 2fiS-H. ' ' 6-i7-3t sic Violin, piano, voice credits, 4 r, , , , .i -, , ! , , , ., 1," O. O. P, Temple. Ph. 447-J. FOR SAI.1-: Walnut dresser, bed 3-8 -1M to match. Would pass for new, and at half price. Kurntturo Kx- LA UitANl23 MATTRESS & Up-t chanKe. 5-14-tf, hoisterlns & Weaving V6rk. i 1 I'hone 424-W. Chaa.. Edwards, " i iii ii it Prop, 12-1-lm POTl' REXT j MONKY: TO J,OAN We have mon-8-room Duplex with bath, strict- ey to joan on (lesirable elty prop ly modern, full basement, fur- ety at the low rate of InlereHtof mice, in beet residential district, 6 We write, air kinds of ia Allen Buplex, 1507 4th St., 8runce, including life. Chas. H. Main S43. Xt'eynolds. - 3-10-tf M0M'' POP, FRECKLES AND HIS it's owt sraw&EP. A puttin& up ) iSMfeS- HE'S EEEH -TRWARIMG A AN 4.ERIAU,. "iSS - ' ' NJ umitt y 7" -.'." . fSlxSZe&&S S 0MBtS N D voo ewe f J amd uosr-dM, . too? ralSyislr- FROM AND V4MAT W ITS tXORBlSLE.'.' "rC-: ' TSmA-SjeeM-A " -St'H W WWeR v. - iV.:' CAPTUieO 0UBSBUAS6 Observer Want Ad Rates (Count file aTeraico word to Hid lino.) ' Per line,. lt limerllou. too Icr line, eucli added rvnsco- nilve Insertion 7o Minimum charge ou one or der ; 4o . RATES BY MONTH 2 lines, per nioilth...MM',tS.S0 3 lines, imt month ia.fis 4 Hue, per mgiilli... ,........-,..4.09 5 Ilmn, Mr mouth , 94. 7& Each luldlllouut lino oveo five cliarced ul Sue per line lH-r ojumli. ' . ,' CASH IV ADVANCE Is to quired on all Cbu&iHed orders to onrn llicso rales. . Higher rates cliartml on all credit Insertions. Copy for- all (Ituvsliied orders must be In tilts office by 10 A. M. DAY OP INSKItTION'. Stop or tiers on ad Inserted until further notleo must bo received by ilie same hour or ultra liucrtton will be charged. Telephone orders solicited. Cash, rule may be earned or phono orders by payment on or before dnto of last insertion. PHONE MAIN 87 " "An Observer Want A4 Will bo It" FRIENDS Ad Page Counties . . . TUIY, BELT MOVE AND TRADE houses. John Jtfara,- 5-i-tf LAWN MUWliUS cut :r 1 grini them or no pay. Saws filed, the new way. 130 Atinnii. I'h. 8S4-W . 4.;s-lm WANTS VANTKl-f-lloarders, and roomers. WS Washington. S-14-Stp VANTKI Kami work or elty work. Thomas Hhlrley.1 Call Mailt 668. " . -17-3t SVANTHtl Credit woman. Tha R. , C Hadley, Inrorporateil, opemt , Inu chain store carrylnff wom an's wear, want the aarvics of & hlRh type credit woman; one who has had experience and is willing to leave city. Apply Cin . durella Krock Shop..- 6-.lsSt XOTICK OP SHERIPPS SAI: Notice Is hereby gHen that 1 havo recslved foreclosure execu tion and order of sale Issued oat of an4 under the eal of the. Cir cuit t'ourt of the State of Oregon for the County of Union, dat?4 the Hblh day of April, 12S. in the suit therein pending, wherein Stale of Oregon, represented and acting by I. I. Patterson, Governor, Sam A. Koxer, Secretary of SJate, George A. White, Adjutant G&nyral, Kd ward h Bailey, and W. C Cullert son. comprising the World Wat i Veterans State Aid Commission of the State of Oregon, is piaiatiff, i and L.aVon Pierson and Gerald Pierson, her husband, May Whitaj Jcfti!tH and N. A. IJeslleti hor hum band, are defendants, to me direct ed, upon a judgment and order' of sale, made and entered In. said court on the tith day of February, 19-'S, in favor of the above plain-' tiff- and' against -the sai4 defend anta, for the sum of $2,540.00, with interest thereon: at the rate f 4$ pep., annum, from October ath, 1923, until paid, and for the fur ther sum of $25.J0 attorney fees and 135O'C0Bta. and disbursements in which said oxeeutlon and order of sale am commanded to sell the follow ins dssfirlbed real property, being the property described Intha mortgage being foreclosed In said action, to-wit: i The Southeost quarter of the Northeast quarter, the West, half qf the Northeast , fjuarteri the Kast half of the Northwest quarter the ' Northeast quarter of the Southwest q u r t r, fthe North half of the Southeast quarter, of Sec. 22, Twp, 2. FOR SALE lCn acres exceptionally well improved. 'About SO acres in cultivation; running' water household goods and .implex men's, ?200S cash re Quired, . 1 160 acres improved Sand- ridge land between. Aiteei and Jmbiar, all- tn fall grain. In vestigate this. . , 0 .SO acres improved, 5 all in cultivation; weJI watered and 2 acres J,4 mile distant; on nmrjtet road. Price $S5i0 $1500 cash required. Choice 14 acres, in Cove, Well improved," water right. Alfalfa, fruit and berries, Vviv, $4200, $!unu cash will gi yen Immediate possession. ( -r-q , Some exceptional good buys in city property, ; Geo. H. Currey lieaitor Trouble Her Story OFFICE CAT & Junius Out f eariosity a farmer had grown a crop of flax and shad a tablecloth made of iinen Some time later he remarked to a visitor at dinner, "I grew this tablecloth myself . t iiti yoa really?" she eactaimetl, "How did you manage it?f It was shs had no Idea of hew tablecihs came into being, so the farmer lowered his voice mysteriously as he replied, If yet promise not to give the secret away 111 tell you.1 The guest promised. "VVsll," proceeded ihe farmer. ' planted a napkin. ' , Itridget: iadais you ordered eggs fee brwskfast and there's not an tgg in the housV t hii-s. ftlctutulck: "Weil, Bridget, jnst use a -little ingenuity,, - Rrbtffet ? "Alt rltfht tutiiti. I5o ynxt want it fried and where will 1 find it r Jmlife Wliaf's the d targe against ttti hwh, offhvt ? Offkvr ArMJttj jour - Ihmmw, lHHiiig i tlie rtwitt. - , The -Man "See bore, my son, who in iiie dvii totd you ta plant alt that sew shrubbery in my front yard?" Gardner: "Why, your wife, of course, The Slits 'Mighty pretty, isn't itr Soon time for vacations; and maay a hank lalanee will hp over worked in order that U& possessor can lake it easy, ' The fA.w sljut up" training that man receives ut home is what keeps more defendants from be ing charged with contempt of court, . ' 1KF!N1T10H: A small town Is one in which a man explains care fully to everyone that the reason he is carrying a Vane Is that he has sprained hi ankle, - Architect; "And at the front of the hulhllng will b three beauti ful doorways,' 11en: "Hut one will be quite enough - Architect; "To be sure, but you can paint 'Use ihe Other lhinr on two of them." Bossi "Are fmt saving half f the iWHipy you cai?" ffi Hoy: 'Na-, t tloaU that imicli. The people who sneered at the movies .and the' radio when they were new now seem to be making up for the good times they missed. South, Jtange 8", Kast. efirJ ... WIiiameU ferbllan con- ' tainlng 30 acres, more or less, in t'nion County, Ore gon; - ' NOW, THEREFOIU3, by virtue and auUiGHty of said writ, and In ohedienee to its comittaitds, I will, on Monday, ihe 4th day of June, 1928, at 2 o'clock P. M. of mid day, at the front door of the court house in S.a Grande, Union County, Oregon sell at public auction th said real property, end all the right, tMi estate and - equity- of the said defendants therein end thereto, to the highest bidder for cash, suhjnet to redemption as prer vided by law, the proceeds to apdiei in mtisfnetion of said judgment and decree. Including costs and accruing costs of execu tion nnd sale. Bated this 2fith day of April, Sheriff of i'nion County, Oregon Apr. 2? May 4-i t-l 8-25pd AMD 1 WMT BACK 7D OUfJ FATWER VJAS SONE-SO FCQ AM AAiD DK DAYS X VJAAJOESED VJELDT ll vs thkx sol we 7s "'Sj-m,S I OUO TMMSHk, kHHTMH(x. BUT WVF- L, Xss! . I SEW-M Aoebi. MOM t.H Puwi, ptENTS ,F0W g jy Tom Tyler v Coming, Agaia In Western Tom Tyler,, the FBOw Western star who, has won such. a promi nent place in the heart' of motion picture faaa throughout the coun try, is coming to. Vhe Star theater on Saturday only in hh latest prt duction, "phaaiom of the Hang,' spade tinder, the dtrectlan of dameH IHigan from an original siory by Olivor lrake. j In "Phantom of tha Rang. Ty ler is said to have made a picture which Is different from the ordi nary run of western film fare. He is introduced as a cowboy, who, having become stage struck, hajt joined a small troupe playing melo- dmma through the "tank" towns! of the west. When the troupe is stranded In the town of. Prattsvllle, Tyler Ik forced to return to his old trade of punching cows to keep from starv ingAnd humiliation of humoUa- ; tion for a "puncher" he ha to take a job on a dairy, farm! Hut the granddaughter of the ranch owner does ait she eon to make It pieasant fop the unhappy rowloy?i and of course the happy couple full in love, -" - A gigantic swindle which Tyler discloses, a khinapiag. by a band of ruthless renegades, and a uiii iion doiiar offer for the ranch pro vide the thrills - and excitement that invariably feature the Tyir productions. In addition to the "star, a nota ble .cast has been assembled for "Phantom- of ihe Hung, -It- in-! etudes Charles Mr Hugh, Duane Thompson, Frankle iarro, James Pierce, Marjorie Xier, jteana the dog), and others. Dix Offers v New Comedy At the Arcade There are nianx featujpps which! can not be overlooked in reviewing! Richard JDlx .new farce comedy "liasy Come, Kusy Go," but chiefly the picture is remarkable for Its entertainment value. Judging from the laughter of the audience at the I Arcade theater last night, when the picture opened ft three-dey run, j"Kasy Come, Kasy Go" has a wide j humorous appeal and is easily one of the best, if not the best, of Itich ard IMx'a pictures.. It's humor, as in so many of the 1 nx Farce comedies, Is based en tirely on the sympathy theme, - It portrays the struggles of a clean cut young American, thoroughly honest and capable, but unfortu nate, and his embarrassing expe rience with a wily, but good-na tured crook, .who fcets him into a! great deal r . treuhlar&roni- whlch-i- bls own ingenuity, alone, extricates him. i ... "Kasy Come, Kasy Go" is cer tainly the type of story which Jiix does best. It hi straightforward, shnply ioid and unstrained. 'There is no striving for effect hut the ae- tion unfolds in increasingly f ijnny , sequence with the necessary dashes j of romance to enhance the humor ! theme. Nancy Carroll, Dixs new leading1 woman, who made an outstanding success in the Paramount picture of Anne. NJchols' "Abie's Irish Jtoae," niua new laurels 10 ner rru 11 y ner worn 111 r.uwy .ume, Kosy Go." She gives every evi dence of becoming one of Pa ra ni ount's favored stars, A strong supporting cast works with Dix in, this comedy and pro duces, altogether, an able picturi ;'.nf Ion and a realiy entertaining en tertainment. It, is a clean, whole some, sympathy-winning picture, entirely enjoyable. I 'TwTuT Y"J APPEARED FROM Bc! Colonial Reopens On Saturday How a quartette of three wen and & beautiful girl extricated theatselvcs from the tells of an un scrupulous underworld character btJ the theme of the Tiffany produc-f Uah, 't'heatera. which wtH he one of the features at th ionial the ater Saturdnj only. Helen Ferguson as Urn girt, snd Pat O'Malley as the clerk are Qih excellent in their characterisations and Iwferd Iavldson, as the vtl lainous leader alove reprch, Uaorge Haekathorno, for the pat he plays. Is excellent end Aiphsns , others wlQ hr , t SQ exrHilwU nii,htfi Mrnnt were Heinla Conklin as the porter, Helen lyaeh as the y&ung society bd, Clair McDoweti a meth ae and Max lavidson as a csntle character . la Pick Talnuidgefs latest FHO rleass Doubling with linger," he strike a new note, with a com .binatien spy and mystery story that yt exciting and thrilling to & de gree.- Tn plcir which will also be a part of the Colonial theater program Atttirday,' deals with the effort of Talmadge in preventing the theft of an. enormously valu able eet of plaits by a, grous of, for eign spies, and the hero does some of hie famous and dangerous ath letic feata. that are sure to please the audience. An excellent east. Including . Kna Ctregery, Herbert Prior; Joseph. Harrington., Harry iiuakiason, aud lul. idmnte a do their part In furnishing the sup port. . : ' A MATTER OP T.WTt: - I?AJt iH American meat has a flavor itnHks that of France. Maurtee Havel4 French composer, found. He doesn't like k, and thinks U ridiculous ta eat candied sweet potatoes with1 a steak. 9 HT A som 4f nooned hd fTete. phonfr You wouldn't pd one 1 Stit when o many of y&ut friends and nclghboft have them Voa are Incooyenienced nd embarrassed if there ln ne In your home. . ANB TOO CAM KAVS OKE to a w am a bayi By Cowan By Blosser Tlephoe : Professional Directory M direotor? U tvtaeltlr teadr tor the Bemoan at tor t& MHm rente wl ssmf nil tlje name ,n4 eSdree, at aew etaataaid IV h fce crefoilj prepared od will erg to be ft red7 eki to aar reader la obunluing proas prefeeeMe4i Classified for, - OnttOpStftK PhfCUm .1, t. itoi m. rv, o, ASflMU Until. B. U, O. ; Jammer !-lkoB SiiUdinr Mais iut AnMteet Triaid ere. z ie reaiienale i mi. li. ti. .Htt'CALLriHana and - pine or-R&G. Bnntner elates lias itel. iain S, BUUK Ta. cantnptEiamte tne ecatcnoi of ehes death the city voted nmrUm far- a mu- sici scholahip - Pyorrhea Stopped Before You Pay f Bay Free Trait Pyro-Chek Gum Treatment will elimmate bleeding ganis pyon1tf bad jbre&ik m4 all nilmenls of the teeth and gums or It Is free. Send for our Way free trial offer. If satisfied at the end of ? days send us $1.00. If not, return the unused portion and it costs you nothing. Send your name and address today. Pym-Chek Co., 2315 W. 9th Si Los Angeles California. iTjpt s, Adv. r . , , TK1S1WHY Wa srs rgardNl. its trst- "Vvry-rlller"wlMt I :!- tll- sisw fop i3ie jfartteu Jar wisiam all eoaccrMI. W ohy ItulrurUoiu Is Jie We Dnflenrtana mowmhm - r'AMMlMMKS ' '" Wain U - CHURCHK, FRATERNAL And Other . - ORGANIZATIONS In planning for your summer picnic select the - Harding Auto Park ; AT MEACHAM Free Picnic Grounds Inquire at Service Station on ground, or at . Oregon Trail Trading Co. STAGES LEAVE FROM LAGRANDE DEPOT Wallowa Coach Co. Leave . La Grande for Joseph 8 :45 a. m. 4 :00 p. m. Connect with All Points West Blue Mountain Transportation Co. Leave La Grande for Baker, Boise 1 1 :25 a. m. La Gwnde for linker only 4 :3i p. m. La Grande for Pendteton 10 ;30 a. m S :43 p. m, C0ftBeeMs at rendtetsti tor Walla Walla anJ Vslsko Leave Grande For Portland at 10:30 a. m.. Fare $950 Round trip $16,00 Por information call MAIN 799 Quick Reference LEE &. BOCTT, C th Pretlt: itmite4 to diut at tte. Kvf. Kr. Kern fcfcXJTf Sn iskw' Builamg & & snunr. Is. Wt, Fh?4llas and fio.rgoa Somrrf Ttnh Pbystcias and Sargee Sardner Tclspfeftftft siidi K!kli If no snswer call Msift tfc W. f MftAEKR, K. ft. CUfQ& nutmeg , Musts Prcttc lkifUe-4 to 4;s of tte Kye Kar2 Kos ad Throst jammtf iJuildlag ' M&iM: J A, WSXSSSUCK, K, ft, -Phynca asd Bargeoo EitB, Phone B, Ffceft Mm 19 Mats ii - ru n MeGAt u x. n, , Phyaicfaa s4 Sargeoa Burning .Ktta Ht MWU, FREDERICK BUO( Ul M Ave., Ijs Oniitf, Or. EcdtnKs by MU a, Seeteltr PEATOCK Mutual For Summer Use CtuCl Be Beat - Van Petten Lumber Co. i'lmne Mala 131 "Rood Stn lct. Quick if