La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 29, 1928, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTucsi Tuesday, May 29, 1928 LA GRANDE 'EVENING OBSERVER Page Seven a The Observer Want : The Market Place of Union and Wallowa EWTODAY; Kill KENT 3-rODin furnished -Itouao. I mm I re 1214 Y uve. HHt ItKNT Furnished nous- close in. Intftiire at Observer, j 6-29-3tp: l(lt SAI.IO Deljivul cream nop- jurat or; A-l condition, or will trade ; : for beef row. Coo. Hardy. 4H 1 I. a no. ViLNTKI One talesman und two . tinviiHHf't'H. Salary or commission f onl root, isteudy out ploy men t to right parlios. - Inquire t K. llenley, l-'otcy Hotel, Wedne- day evening. B-SJV-atp j fOlt fiAI.K Olio hoiHe cultivator plow, $f. Homo harm's, fi fruit ; picking ladders. 75c oarh: 1 good ; heater, coat or wood.. $S..Vi; 1 dinirrg table; 1 brans bed; 2 recit ers, cheap: fruit jnrH H.'.c per dor.. Call at lfil! W avo. fi-iiMtn IANTICI) Itiihlnoss woman or t n e hor fa in 1 1 ia r w it h v w 1 n willing lo learn cutting and fit- line to measure, designing, for twa-ohing others. Jplondid oppor- f. (unity, (Jive name and phono. IJox HI, co Observer. fi-2!t-:itp tXPEHIKNCKU woman wants cooking on farm , or camp, fall ; Observer. 5-25-3tp FOB HEAT tU ItKNT 3-room furnished apt. Adults. 101-W. 4-17-tf j OR KENT Modern house, well furnished at 1903 Adams. 5-25tf r fOR RENT Modem house. Phone 4G9J. 5 - room 6- 18-tf. toll ItKNT Modern liouse. Cull . 5-n-tf 1 472-U. 4 , FOR RENT Llfiht liouseUeeping rooms. U.12 Adams. Ph, 2f.7-J. FOR ItKNT Nice 3-room apt; $22 a month. 5-28-tf lights and water. 2104 Flrsl. ''OK ItKNT Now 4-room apt., near high school, full 3(i-V. W 6-28-tf OR ItKNT i 4-rooin modern house, rensonablt. Ph. JSH-W. e 5-?t-tf FOR RKN i'? modern r Fur fi-room j Adams, i 6-23-Gtp I ilOtlHO. mornings. ' FOR RRNT 0-room home, with fine garden plot ana good water rival, no iitrr iiiuiilii. vv. Kolmenkamp Co. 4-16-lt jfl'-Jm RENT?-' fi-rooin' furhlH room,, 3-room anu hiHlierl hoiiKea. Clew n and qule: ''kilt ItRN'l J ahlo for and quiet. IS 10 Greenwoo.l. 4-25-1 1 r 2 store rooniH,'! mtlt- rpair shop. ntiilrc N. Pe.sllet, Foley Harler alioil. 6-J4-(it OR SALK S-room house, Rar.lRe. iawn, 8hrula, shade and fruit .'trees. Paved street Terms can 1e had. In good residence sec tion. 307 SprinK St. 5-20tf I'prt RUNT Modern 3-room apts. (All equipped with f rlgidaiie, Electric range nnd huiit-lns. luii-dwood floors nnd overstuffed furniture, f.andis Coti'rt Apts. Call Mutn CO 5. B-11-llivp 1 FOR RENT S-room Duplex with bath, strict ly modern, full basement, fur nace. In best residential district. Allen Duplex, 1507 4th St., i Main 643. ifwIfOM'N' POP ' cowe ouick!! rs; otD.ppE . Jrr H'JRkV J KRECKLES AND HIS 6VjCy AMEAX)S OF POSSIBLE: ESCAPE IS 76 CVJEQ,AND TMATS SO TZ LITTLE GICU VNJXOM AS FOUJD AEESLOvjJUy AND SAPEUy MEADINS FOCi $A- BNEC SISKTEO FROM A AILUTOP UrJCL&AARRy jresT)U.MSU3 if W6 WtADAUMTEES rr 'm Observer Want Ad Rates (Count fire average word lo the line.) Per Hue, 1st Insertion ..... 10c Pur line, ouch added consec utive Insertion .. 7c Mliihuiiui charge on one or der . So KATES BY MOCT1I 2 lines, per niontli t2.fi0 3 linen, per month ...$:!. S5 4 lines, or mouth M $4.00 3 lines, cr month ,..$4.75 Fau'U additional lino over five churned at Stki per line per mon tii, , CASH l.V ADVANCE l re quired on all Classified orders to earn these rules. Higher rates charged on all eredil Insertion. Cupy for nil tJnNlficd orders must be In thin office by 10 A. M. HAY OF lNKKKTlOX. Stop or ders on ad Inserted until further notice must be received by the same hour or extra Insertion will be churged. Telephone orders solicited, Cubh rut oh may be earned on phone orders by payment on or before dnlo of la.st Insertion. I'lTONE MALV 87 "An Observer Want Ad , Will Ho It" v FOR SALE AMI THADK iKOIl SAi.K Dry 16-in. wood, cord wood. Ph. 227-YV. 5-7-lm FOR SAI,: OR TnADIO Kleetric jtlatoH, one and two burners, sin islQ or three heat. Furniture fcx chunge. 5-2iitf FOR HALM OU TRA IK Auto tents with flour, and awning. . Heavy duck. Furniture . Ex change. 6-26tf FOR TKADK Will trade 6-room partly modern well located house .for acreage near Iji C! ramie, Im proved or unimproved. Phone . Main 699. 6-2C-3tp FOR SALK OR TRAD1-: Auto wardrolie trunks at prices you can afford to pay. Wonderful , for the vacation or camping trip. 1 I-'umlture lOxchange. 5-2Ctf i.-on kai.i. nr-res with Trult nml bfrrlrM; nrw 5-rooni liontte, ar:iKe and woodHlieil comhind. Kast AdiiltlH. . Wm. Mct'osh., I 6-2S-3tp MISCELIiANEOtJS ni;y, ski.i,, Movio and tram-: i houses. John Mars. B-2-tf HOARD AND ROOM, :I6 a Vhglnia Hotel. JJepot St. 6- ino. -llll 4 KltKK N-s-sons in violin given ut Adler-s Music aiorc with Instru ment purchased there. See man ager. 5-2S-2tp EASTERN OREGON School of Mu sic Violin, piano, voice credits. 1. O. O. P. Temple. I'h. 447-J. 3-9-1M LA liltANPE MATTRESS A Up holstering A Weaving Work. Phone 424-W. Chan. Edwards. Prop. ' 12-1-lm MONEY TO LOAN We have mon ey to loan on desirable city prop erty at the low rate of Interest of 0'7r.. We write all kinds of In surance. Including life. C'has. H. Reynolds. 3-10-tf FRIENDS AAJS A BLOCk&D EXCEPT CMIEFJICEDA ISoT SVWIMAAIMS IT-MEKE rf ( il lSSmMSS. ROMO M Ad Page Counties MISS GLADYS Mil. LRU announces that she will continue tier piano class until August 1st. Reserva tions should be made early. Cnll 463-W. fr-S-lm. MltS. P. S. KOBINSON, accredit ed teacher of violin and piano will teach through the summer. Kor reservations call 27G-J. 1408 4th. - fi-12-lm LAWN MOW KIt8 cut xr 1 grind f : them or no puy. Saws filed the new way. 1309 Adams. Ph. 624-W 4-2 8-1 in LOST LOST 1 bay horse, hounded horse Hhoe on left stifle; 1 gray mule. 5 reward for holding and noti fying; Ceo. C. 11111, Imbler, Farm ers S-X-2. fi-2r.tf SIMMONS FOR 1MHLICATIOX IX l-'OKKCIiOSl HKOrTAX I.IKi IN THU ClItririT rtH'RT OFTHK STATK OF ORKOON FOR UN ION COUNTY. The AhKtract and Title Company, a corporation, plaintiff, vs. John Schultx, defendant. To John Hchultse, the above named defendant. In the name of the Stuto of Oregon: . ou are hereby notified that The AhHtracl and Title Company, u cor- .' poration. the holder of Cnrtlftr.'.tO of Deliumiency numbered . 9u4 U-r j sued on the 6th day of March, 1 lc'8 by the Tux Collector of the County of Union, HtHln of Oregon lor the amount of . Tnlity-slx an I no100 Hollars, the same being the amount then duo und delinquent lor taxes for the yrur l!i22, together with penulty. Interest and costs thereon upon the real property ui sessed to yon, of which yon are the owner as appears of record, sltnat-1 ed in 5a id County and State, and particulurly bounded und described as follows, to-wtt: Lots forly-nlne (40). fifty (50), fifty-one (M) and fifty-two (52) of Park Addi tion to the Cltv of La Grudido, Union County, Ore gon.. You are further notified that said Alistruct and Title Company, a cor poration, has paid taxes on said premiMes for prioi or subsequent yeats, with the rate of Interest on said amounts us follows: . Tux Rate Year's ttoept. . of Tax Date pd. No. Amt. Int. 192.1 Mar. 6, 102 : fiK2 34. GS 12 1924 Mar. fi 192S SflJtfl 35.r3 12 j rfi Mar. 0 192S S0.5 12 j Mar. C 102S 7G4B 2S.G4 J2 fiald John Schultz us the owneripiy to tite circuit Couft of the FOR SALE Apurttnent bouse, well locat ed, close In. Always occupied by -permanent tenanls.- Income $75 per month, besides provid ing a good homo - for owner. An exceptional price. Income ' will' more than meet the pay- ments and taxes. This should appeal to some ambitions wife . whose husband hns a good po- . sition. to such this opportun ity moans the possession of a good proper! y wort It . severa I thousand dollars, all paid for, that otherwiso would . not' be possible. Owner might accept a Hinall home us part payment. Call und permit mo lo give you details and show you this prop erly, and useertain why (be owner desires making a change. -. 1 - , o ' - Money to loan on La Grande city properly, and on farms Wallowa, l-nlon and Raker counties'. Geo. H Currey Realtor Pipe This CI SAP, IT? QVkIA Ik 51 J K . , - I U - f V - , I ' Et :i - r i office CAT to majih me. Br Junius " Magistrate "Yeu siiy the officer arrested you while you wore quiet ly minding your' own business?" Prisoner "Yes, your worship." "You were quietly uttending to your ovn liiiahifsa, making no noiao or disturbance of any kind?, "None whatever, sir." "It seems very strange. What i your bushiesw?" , - "I'm a burglar." - . She was ittill rather new at drlv- Inr n .. nnl HttlA lilt nnnfn in tial'fic. Down Main street she forgot to stop soon enough at thi signal und shot out Into. the middle of th street. , Pompously dhe (raffle officer bore down upon hor. "Hldn't you st-o me hold up my hand?" he shouted fiercely. The culprit gunned u hrcuthlcitt "Yes." , . "Hldn't you know that when I held up my hand it meant 'stop'? "No. sir; I'm just a school touch er.' she paid. In a timid, mouee. like voice, "afid when you raised I your hand like that 1 thought you ! wanted to ask a question." , I - 0 . . Fortune Teller, ta otinjr lady J.,YfMi are stmn g'dnrt ti rt Uwj; trip." , . Young Lady "Will I have to walk bark?" 1 Hadn't you better go nnd tell your father?" said the 'motorislx to the farmer's boy who stood look ing ut the load of hay upset in the lane by the collision. "Ho knows." replied the boy. "Knows? How run he know?" "He's under the hay." Political Speaker The farmer gets his living from the soil. .Heckler And so does the washerwoman-. - - I After Jessie had been to hoard ing school a few weeks she begun signing, hor name, Jessica. ' Her fun-loving brother Tomi wrote In reply: Hear Jessica : I mdtca and Mouitcti went to visit Aunt Liazlca. Uncle S.imica is buying o now mu chinica but he doesn't know whether to got a Kordlou or n Chev irn. Tho olfl cow leu has a ealflen and I was going 1o name it Nellicu, but changed it to J amir a becati!e It was u htillicu. S'our brother, Tomica. ' of the. legal title of the above de- I srllied property as the same ap- pears of record. Is herelty further jnotlrleil that Tin- Abstract Hurt Ti tle Company, a corporation, will ap- t'ounty and .Statu aforesuid for lecrcc foreclosing the lien against tho property above described, und mentioned in. said certificate. And you are hereby summoned to ap pear within sixty days after iho first 'publication of this summons, exclusive, of the day of suM first publication, nnd defend this action or pay the amount due as above shown, together with costs and ac crued Interest, nnd In Case of your failure to do so, a decree will ba rendered foreclosing the Hon of faid ta.cM and costs against the land nnd premises above named. This KUinmoiiM is published by or dor of the Honorable J. W. Know lea Judge of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Union, and said order was made and dated this Jtith day of April, Vj'Ju, nnd tho date of tho first (rub Mention of this munitions Is the 1 71 Ji day of April 1 OSB. All process uik papers In this proceeding may bo served upon the undersigned residing within tho State of Oregon tit the address heioafter mentioned, llOHKMT C. AYKRS, Attorney for Plaintiff Address I-'unltable Havings Rank Rldg.. La (iiande, Oregon. Apr. I1-2i May l-R-l R-23-30. One. tT uu e.e a 1 Hfta W-WtlJ.siU y V TO 1-1 -,j' It' "5: : His Hands Tied! ' perhaps ifi use -r y. fWM IP IT WEREN'T FOR freckles ' HAJDMESS WW TMEM . yX K'j0C I'D SET KECKUESS VJOU "TWESE .- WEMISKT AVOID J 1 1 fjf 'sir CAAN'BALS AAoOHLLSQWE CPTJ1EM, VvEETIMS PATE IM J 7 I1' I BUT OF COUfisE 10 BE BILLED COR TM BOILIMS POT." J-y I j yrl 17, SO lJ& &ST TO GO EASy AMD v i- c -wTiT' 1 U i H iA rSJ aumop. tmem aloaxs ,s I fr-' 'LSl' ami Ml wHf) ,hi wopes op, some - aiaa. J' j fl ia, u mmct, we. J ATM m William Boyd" At Colonial Wednesday Rallroad bolls, whistles and rail road terms recently supplemented regular studio signals ut the Metro politan studio, where Walter Ijing directed "The Night Flyer," a James Cruro production for Puthe- IVMllle, sturring William Hoyd which will be on view at the Colonial theater today. This Is a railroad story nnd tn order to thoroughly Citch the spir H of the rails. Director Walter Lung hud a huge locomotive bell on the set. Wlu-n quiet was de sired, the hell was rung once. When noises were aHowed, it was rung twice. Instead of "enmern" und "cut" to start nnd stop action, lnng di rected William Hoyd, Jobyna Rul ston und other members of the cast with a conductor's whistle. One blast hieant "stop, two meant "go ahead." In the story of "Tho Night Flyer." Mr. Hoyd. la seen as a courageous locomotive fireman who wins a mull contract for his company. There is n thrilling train wreck superbly ; photographed which Is aatd to be most remark able from a photographic stand point and well calculated to make spectators cling to their ehulrs.in excitement. Phila McCullough hns a strong role und vith Ann Schaeffer 'heads nn excellent supporting cast of player. The story was written-by Frank H. Spearman ami tho ad aptation was the work of Walter Woods. "College Hero" Opens At Star Today '- "The CollegoHerb,' which opens at tho Htur theater today, - lias something about tt which appears to each individual ,aud holds the nttentlon until tho final fade-out. This Columbia Hot u res product, fouturlng Hnhhy Agncw, I'uullne Onron, Ren Turpln. Itev Lease and Churchill Ross, depends for its suc cess, more upon tho human Interest element than upon n strong plot.! The film has for its purpose a plcturlzation of college lire as it exists in our American Institutions ami in that it succeeds udmtrubly. Hazing Incidents, glimpses of life in the dormitory, the sorority prom 'and finally' the smashing, spell binding football 1 match with the tide turning against the . home team, tho star player disabled, the second best man out of the game nnd oqly two minutes to go, have strong uppenl. At thin point the temperature roaches fever boat, tho hair -begins to raise on ends, nnd just wfron It seems Hint wo can't stand knottier particle of ten sion the hero rushes Into the field nnd wins the game. Interwoven In this fabric nre do signs of h Inn or. contributed by Reir TurpUi, Churchill Rohs and Joan .Standing; motifs of love, supplied by Hobby Agnew, Paulino "Onron and Rex Lease: und a friendship between two college, lads which Is second to none. ' It Is a friendship built up by bard knocks und grout sacrifice, a friendship ns enduring bronze nnd one which will bo ro memberod long after the picture has been erased from memory. "The College Hero is clean on tertainment and muy safely be re commended for the entiro family. HOVINK T-ll RKM Ci;i VAHHINOTON (AP) A rourth survey of the country recently com pleted by the department of agri culture IndlontoR that bovine tuber-' culosls now affects only as two percent of the nnimnls as against four percent nt the time, of the first survey in I 1 Smom'.i m Piun; -ji XEKSe I Professional Directory II Tuneless' Actors Play Songbirds. In "Buggy Ride" Glenn Try on can't piny n piano nnd l.nurn . La Pluute's sinirintr j voice is a rather uneertuin one. Yet, In "Thanks for the Muggy Ride." which will open at tho in built around the ability of Try- on to rnitle off Jnr tunes, und Miss La Plante to sing them. This is a high tribute to their acting ability, for both give the im pression ' of being accomplished nvnalxitt nt-ttaftt In til., Mnwnina I This goon to prove their ability as accomplished pantomimic artists, I tlua 1 Illfl.lt.'u 111. a lift tllnt movements are perfect. One can not tell' that the note Is slightly flat. Tryon'a finger movement is equally good, und his playing as proportionately bad. ' While those scones nre dengnt fully funny on the screen they wore even funnier on the set when the music und voice con hi be heard. A horrible disharmony, purposely lost on the screen, gives tho im pression of professional singing .with piano accompaniment. ; Roth players have scored their greatest successes in pantomime and they have combined their tu.1- untu tn mukn "ThmJfB tir Oia rRuggy Ride"'- a .Mending"' comedy. .his si.n name proveu a muster oi nimlnhilnin in "Sillr HI ,-.ti tn wu" mul jYi'yon In "I'ulntlng the Town." , The supporting cast of their now picture Includes Itlchard Tucker, Leo Moran. Jack Raymond. ,: ItOKKti ITS API'KAL . ' WASHiyOTOX. May 20 (AP) The Rood senate investigating com mittee lost Its appeal in the su premo court Monday In Its demand that the lower fed era I courts should have considered on its merits the committee denWind for ballots and other papers In Delaware county, Pennsylvania, In the senatorial contest In 1II2U. '.,., tT ISNT A riOMS WITHOUT A TIlXFHONg "Howdy, Bill. I was in your town last week." "Why didn't you look me up?" "I tried to call you. But I couldn't find vour name in' the Telephone Directory." Home Independent Tf Telephone J" Co. AND TOU CAN RAVB ONI rOA A HW CXNTt A OATI By Blosser ' By Cowan ; TbU directory Is eapedally hmuSj tor tbo aeweomer ov for the outoftowu reader who may waul tlie uane and MddreM oC eouie profeitstoRa! mm II he tlien uarefully irretwred and will prove lo be a ready Aid to any reader in olunlidug prompt profofMlonal service. Classified for Quick Reference Osteopathia I'hygiclua a . INHl.B, d. o. MAIIUAAKT IMiLU, U. U. General umutica yud tli. "I'OBi; SYSTIiM" lur lullon rrhc. lornmer T.luBliaTM Architect O. II. UII.I.ICII, Arobll.et Kooin 1 Qraud. National Bank Butldlnff MCBNUKD MATRRNITY HOMB Trained care. Price rattsonsbl Mrs. W. Mart, lt,dfl Y. J-iU-lm MILS. li. G. McCAIJf Piano and pipe organ. Runnier classes lim ited. Main 828. Favorable Report . ; On Farrell Ordered ' WA-HHl NOTION, May 23 (AP) The nomination of Patrick J. Kur roll, of the . lUstrlH- of Columbia to ho' a member of the interstate commorco conimlsslon was ordei'ed favorably reported .Monday by thi senate lnterHttte commerce c6m mlsslon. The voto wns unanimous .after. half nn hour's examination of Mr. Kurroll in executive session, j Knrroll, a democrat, Is now gen .eral counsel of the commission. MODERN HARDWARE Now we cany a coirir pletc stock ' of National Brass Company's- mod ern locks. Don't buy un til you have seen this line. The locks are guar anteed for a lifetime and are solid brass. i Van Petten Lumber Co. IMmne Main 733 , . "f.oml Service Quick" A HROI.rTK. Horenlty ehaf acterlxeH our Hervlce, Ev erything In .done with quiet efficiency lti.tr no detull Ih permitted to escape our at tention. You can depend up on UH, We Understand 8VODORARS 7JMMICICMAN Main 63 v 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, lioise 11:25 a.m. La Grande for Baker only 4 :35 p. m. La Grande for Pendleton 10:30 a. m 3:45 p.m. (CumiL-cttonit ui Pendleton for Walla Walla and iu.i:o) Leave La Grande For Portland at 10:30 a. m. Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00 V I ''X'fl'LaU km For information Physicians & Burgeons LKH B. BOtrVY.M. I). LKWA HILKKS, ft. 1. free t !: limfwd lo dtsutsea of tne JCy. Kaf, No and Thrtmt. Vew Foley Teluphone Building Utin 1 . . . hiiihv, n. i. Pbyalclan and tiurvon nmrnar , - 1 Telephone Uulldlng Main VBiiTV ru MAHirrort, nt. U. Phyeioian ana Surgeon h (lardner Telephone Wuildlng MHlnl i Residence Phone Main 608 If no answer call Main 100 Proa t Ice limited to dlaeaaen of to ye, Ear. Koe ml Throat Roeme J8-1 - Tel)phona Sommer Uuildlnr Uala?7 bt tlCflAl(IOIt. M. 0. , 6urgry Room a 1-17 Telht Joinmer iiufldlfitf' .Mwin J. A. WORD I1.IVN. M. k. Phyilcien- and Mnrgaon Aver , tk 1 Vru dlore Sua. Phone . Ron. Thone Main 1i Main H tt. MaOAbtU A U. Phynlcian and fcurgeon Sommer ToiepT.c:-.j UtitMlna' Wain rimlrman Wutson the , eommitioe said rarroll had created a very favorable impression on commit tee mem ben. Me exproKBotl iloulit. however, an to. whether the senate-would confirm the nomination without a fight. . ?Tncle ffam' new pupor money in to be smaller n ahortor; wheel base vlth greater turnover junt when we' wore hoping for boiiu, thing with greater mileage. - v. Otlta. FHRDERIOK BALHRI . 101 N Ave., La Orande. Ore, HoRdinim dallv. Readlnga by Mil a Specialty You won't worry ovei' money this bank. in Start a : Savings Account Today U. S. National Bank . Member Federal Reserve . System mm call MAIN 799