La Grande evening observer., June 20, 1928, Image 7

Wednesday, June 20, 1928
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Seven
The Observer Want
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa
NEW TODAY
rtR HA1.K Good monarch ratine.
J'h. Miitn 20. o-.o-at
Y, KKI'I'i rulae, muvo und tm.ie
hoIihi-s. John Morn. ,- C-n.tf
lit Itl'.'NT Apt. fall 4M-W.
i, . o-:u-8f
DK SAI-W Younif I'lymoulh rock
henfc. I'hono 337-W. --gii-stp
Ut HAI'K Netted Gem potatoes,
'll.nii por sack. . W. lloml.
6-il-ltp
lit HAI.K Alfulfa or lame Know
huy 111 alioclt. J. I'. Ouhliln. SilX
0-20-41
.NTK1 Mechanic. Apply Motor
Hea'leo CluraKc, North l'ov,lei.
. , c-.o-ir
ANTKI) Qlrl for'1 houHcwoHj.
,M nut unilcrHtand eooklnK. Apply
lo Mra A. J. Hlani;', cor.' Spring
ami Walnut. ' ' . -2()-ir
111 HUNT .-, .1. 4 nm) 5-rooiu
furnished -iouhch wlih batlui.
t:ie;m nnd (iilbt.. If Ml Greenwood
.- -' ... : . (i-2U-tr
AN'l'KH UellHlilo, IndllHtrlniiH
saleslady,' "-$4(1 . a - week easily'
made; a patented product NOT
hoIiI In BloreH. ' 1'JaHy to Hell, re
peal orderH. Write C. J I., care
Observer. . ' (l-2il-ltp
FOR $AI.K ANI1 TKAHIi
Bit HAI.K OH TIIAIH- Card ta
ble that will stand lip. Kurniture
Kxehango. 0-IU-tf
'OR SAI.K -I'HCil fruit jars. atxa
biff saving. Kurnlturo Kxclmnffc.
. v 6-1 -tf
Olt HALK Oil TKADK White
Mountain Ice cream freezer. 25
discount. Furniture Exchange.
C-1'.i-tf
FOR SALIC Oil. TKADK 1 Hot
Point olectrlc rungo, 4 plate:
broiler and oven. A-l shape.
Gunrantced. Furnlturo Exchange.
6-lU-tf
OR SALE G-room house? enrage,
lawn, shrubs, shade and fruit
trees. Paved street. Terms can
he had. In good residence sec
tion, 807 Spring St. 5-25tf
OR SALE OR TRADE 20 acre
farm adjoining Nampu, Idaho. 5
room bouse, barn, silo, garage,
new chicken bonne 14xii6. Phono
R. F. l.cnlz, 3'JO-R, evenings or
Sundays. 1 ti-DV-Ctp
FOR RENT
pli RENT Garago. AU'l.U feet.,
'Phono Main 130.. '"tf-j i-tr
LOR RENT Modern
6-room
5-19-tf.
nouse. rnone uyj.
FOR RENT Modern house. Call
472-R. G-ll-tf
1'U RENT 3-room furnished apt.
Adults. 101-W. 4-17-tf
FOR RENT Small furnished apt.,
J25 a month. I. O. O. F. "temple.
G-5-tf
UOR RENT 3-room furnished
house. Inquire 1214 Y nve.
6-18-3tn
KOR RENT 2 rooms over Silver-lhorn-Wrightfl
drug store, $20
per mo. for tho two. C-13-tf
Astrologer
IIS. FREDERICK BALMEI
101 N Ave.. La Grande, Ore. '
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house. Ph. 1S3-W.
a room:
6-18-tf ,
KOU UKNT E-room furnished
h?jao.vith garage at 1S03 Adaihs
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FOR IlENT 0-room .home, with
fine garden plot and good water
Huiic 1)5 per month VV. n. 1
Hohnenkamp Co. 4-16-tf
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FOR RENT -- Strictly modern 3-
room duplex, In best residential
district. Allen Duplex, 1507 4th
St. Alain 543. 6-2-lmp
WANTED -7- Experienced bus boy.
Apply Mrs. Pond, l.a Grande
Hotel. 6-19-:it
WANTED -v- Trucking, nnywhero.
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WAiC'TED'Odt forfft'nerafTl'fluso
work on farm. I'll. Farmers 6,5,
. Union. ' 6-18-3t
WANTED (Jarpentering, painting,
kalsomlning or any other work,
for good bandy man. Ph. 209-W.
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BllSCKLLAN KOTJ8
JIE.MHTITCIIING 5o yd. Ruth
Elizabeth Shop. Mrs. J. P. Cald
veM. 6-15-lm
EASTERN OREGON School of Mu
sic Violin, piano, voice credits.
1. O. O. F. Temple. Ph. 447-J.
8-9-1M
LA UltANDE MATTRESS & Up
holstering & Weaving Works.
Phono 424-W. Chas. Edwards.
Prop. 12-1-lm
MONEY TO LOAN We hava.mon
ey to loan on desirable city prop
erty at the low rate of interest of
. G7c. We write all kinds of in
surance, including life. Chas. H.
Reynolds, r 3-10-lf
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Counties ' W
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TIUKSIAY PKOfiHAMS ,
' Th National Hroadrastinit coin
puny liroKnim for Thurmlny n.Kll
ifnllows: a, Toxnoo Kouner; !:.S0,
I'hllro cumpflre ' lirOKrum; 10 (to
11, danot) muftlc. A i
KKX rortlnnd 277.Gm-1 OKI)-.
Up) S, Catholic Ifrturo: 8:30, atuillo
proK'raiu; !, AHO prOKrnm; lit to
12, ilanco frolic.
KOO On It I a ml (3S4.4in-78okc)
8, Htudio proKram; It, NHO. -
KJn Sonltln ms.Cm-SrtOl.o)
7: so,- Htudto vrOKraiii; !t. AltC pro
gram; 10 to 12, orchestra, plano-
lOlfUl'H. ' ' ' . ;j V -- .: ' '
KOW Portland ?(4I1 (II Ofcr)
.8, Httullo proKram; 8,' NHO; 10
concert; W to 12, studio danco pro
gram. ' ; ' j ' " " " "'' ;
! KOMO Seattle (3on.lmll)70ke)
8," candy hour; !. 'NHf; 1 1 to 12:30,
vai-led liroKrain. " , :
' Kl'O San Krnnrlsco ' (422.3m
7I0kc) 8, (iswell hour; fl, N1K
I K HJ I .os A-nsole (3Un.8m-7B0-kc)
8, cixrtoonlHt's hour; a, orcheg
tru: 10 to 12. dance music,
- kVikv-Rmi Francisco (454.3m-
Gfiokc) 8, program
10:10 to 12:10
orchestra,
KOIN Portland :tl 9j-?40IjcV 8,0' heeh playln .te.imU wltht one
' nducatlnnnl nrmrVnm: 9. .'. Olaonor 1
educational nroKram
Olson
hour; 10, Hftwalinn trio,
-
(352.7m- '
prpgrani;
1CYA- Han - Francisco
SliOkc) 8, music; a.'ABt
10 to 11, dunce music
KFWB Hollywood (361. 2m-
S3ikc) 8,
program; 9,: music; 0
dance muHic,
KGA Hpokane (2C0.7m-l 1 SOkc)
8. pianist; S;30, Klks bund; S, A HO
P'ogram; lft to 12. music, '
KFI f.os Angelas (4tiS.rm-(i40.
kc) 8, NHC.
KHQ Spokane, (370.2m-810kc
8, KOMO program; 9, NIK'; .10 to
12. dance music.
LOW ROUND
TRIP FARES
daily during &ma$on
Make that long prom
ised trip to Yellowstone
this summer nearby
and easily reached by
Union Pacific. All ex
pense tours in Park
Include sightseeing
motor busses, hotel or
camp accomodations
and meals.
Sn) for j
,1. If. KKFA'EY
Agent '
La Grande, Ore
m
Folk Don't Write-
He Neter Recognized Them!
OFFICE
CAT
& Junius '
Klectticul Store Clerk:Bu(. mad
am, what 1h your objection to u
ln an tlectrioul flat-Iron?,'
Woman OuHtomer: You ,cnn throw
tt only the length Of the oord. ,
Now thnt I am old, I often think
of the flrnt Ktrl who ever winked nt
inc. I wa HtuiiiK oppoHtte' lier In
a railway car, and not HtUriiiK mote
Impudently than men usually Htare
at a young and pretty ttlrl.
t And when she winked ul'me,
would not have been more mir
pilned hud a ra libit Hhot ine wherf
1 wan out hunting.
IteinK youiiK, 1 had believed that
men wero nlwnya the pursuant.
NothhiK came of the encounter
I run.
. .Mother," mi Id CJenrR, an. ho
proHimlrcl an offlco clniin who had
cune to spend the evening with
.". nry friend, Mr., Hpeck-
deortfo'H' mother was rather deaf.
"I'm Horry," she wild, -"hut'I did
not' catch tlie nanie.' ;
"My friend,. Air.' Hpecknoodle,"
i nhouted Oeoro. 1
,1 Tin sorry." said tho mother "hut
I can't lienr dtHtlnctlv."
"Sperknoodle!" JeorKe fairly
bellowed. -" " , . ; 'A .'
"I'm afraid ir no usp.M nnld the
old lady, an he phouk her head, "it
Hound: Just like 'rtpecknoodle' to
me." . .. j, ' .-
Old I-ncly: "Tell mo, denr.- what Is
jyour llttlo brother crylna for?"
i. (llrl: " H' ntt cry ins," mum
mother's onlohHV
' Ttw supreme tost of will imiwct Ih
rtfntlit fiimi Hiylny, "1 loltl you
Evangelist: "Young . man. 'o
should brighten ,the corner where
you are." ', ; ', ,
Itnllway Man; "Hut I work In a
rotindhouse.". .
"Wore you ncivous the first tlmo
you asked v your husband for
money?" , .
"No, I wits- calm nnd COLLICCT
E1V Clerk: "Well, sir, I'm getting
married next week,"
Rig Hardware Man: "Good. I nm
alU-ays glad to have my men get
married.. . Then they don't mind
staying' at . the store and -Working
overtime.!" 1 ",
. FOR SALE ,.,
? Modernfiroaxyii bungjiJU?w:
bnsem ent.v f u rnuce, ha rd wood
floors, breakfast , nook, good
plumbing and light fixtures, on
Improved street, well located.
This price for .Immediate con
Fldcratton has been cut from
$3,100 to $2800. Owner has at
tractive business proposition
that he desires to accept, but
must sell here before, leaving;
contjeriuently this sacrifice. -
.Look this up. It Is n bargain.
Owner will consider light car
or truck as part payment. 'Also
would consider a soldier loan.
." 5 ncre tracts adjoining city.
5 ncres Improved. lo acres
Improved. 2 acres improved. .
Tdere are at least 100 fu m tiles
In La Grande who should be
on small acreages. A cow, a
garden, fruit and eggs, all pro
duced, at-home takes an uw-
fill wallop out of the high
cost of living.
i Geo. H. Currey
' Realtor
I H
U$ieuto This, -d(v.ruk& siweet smookums-
J V-0lENOU'.LCMe N0U.I&VE I UEA.UT.tD
, T MOP-6 'HP.M EMEtt VNWiM X SAW VOO
: OUT BU&CW RD1M&- VNHH BWCB tfc.HC.ERFlELD
L(vST EMENVWx , BRUCE VS ALL RIGHT Ht JfM,
.BUT LOMEW.UE'U HENER VMS. N0O THE UUSBIkUO
THfcTT 1 NILl- DMUUCt,X
SOU. BE VWE ! I'U DO
Wi tUTLE SN00KUMS
MM. WERE'S (vWOTHEB OWE SES.TUE.SE tSs
lOtfa,. Mb NOU SAS N0U V,V. WTHIMt TO
DO WTW MS K0T MARRSma
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rii" r Tv'jr-mi r,l, 11
a. Sr- fltStfofk CI C'AAOJoVWE'Re SOIMS BACK )
' 7' MfiWlm TOB-TTV-7WEeE'SJ07MIN& (
UfiUU.'AJ07MIM3.' " Lwfi ( DOVWM AEBE BUTA COUPL& ) ; '
MSATAU.!! A f AI -A OF- AAEN VWITU LOTS OP J
SOICANT ( COAA3 0AJOWJ,0OAjrT
Beueme you at ) " v(j Be so stubbormaw
Wf ' " ' .r my-ht J .1 "')V "to U pAT OFF.
ATM
Drama of Air
Furnishes 1
Many Thrills
I - It was nut so long ago that the
'flrttt real epic of the war In the alr
swept across the motion picture
horUtuii, establishing ItHelf as the
forerunner of Iih kind nnd leaving
no douht In the minds of the gen
eral public that here, truly, wan a
screen story that would Ave.
Paramount, however, took up Its
own challenge and produced "The
legion of the Condemned," called
the companion picture to "Wings,"
which comes to the Arcade Tburs
day fr a three day run.
I It Is a good, sound, . interesting
story showing In full detail the haz
ardous yet romantic life of a group
J of branded men at the .front a
group of men who owed debts to
society and felt that only death
could expiate their sins, Nothing
was tpo dangerous, any mission
that whs brought on was dispatch
ed with reckless abandon, so that
soon they became the talk of the
.front and of tho entire world when
feats of valor were discussed.
I' ' Into; this group is projected
young Gary Cooper as the Ameri
can newspaperman who wishes to
die berutiso of supposed faithless
ness on the, part of his sweetheart.
The high -spot In. the story comes
J when Cooper Is forced to carry the
sweetheart (Fay Wruy) across the
German lines as a spy. .
'' Entrusted with tho direction of
"The Legion of the Condemned"
was -William Wellman, who han
dled the megaphone on "Wings".
-and bad a script prepared by John
'Monk Saunders, the author of the
great roadshow. Wellman, himself
a flier in. the Iifayette Siiuadron
during the war, has left nothing
undone to portray truthfully the
exploits pf the blrdmen. ",
Tn maiiy" of tho flying sequences
the spectator is carried along In
tho cockpit of the "ship," living
really the life of tiie aviator in bat
tle. And, tho. men who handled
.the "planes" were those pilots who
had made names for Themselves as
,aces during the World war. Cap-
ituln H.-C. Campbell, of the RrHir.1i:
Ted Parsons, of the French, and
Lieut. Rudolph Scbad. of the Ger
man Air corps, take part in the
production.
Fay Wray, as tho spy-sweetheart.
.and Gary Cooper, as the young
Americarr newspaperman, give per
formances which are excellent.
(They are supported by Harry Nor
ton. Lane Chandler. Francis Mc
Donald, Voya George, Freeman
Wood, E. t I I.: Calvert and Chariot
Bird..''.. .'.'
Mn-n Is born lo suffer, Ry the
time he 1 toof old to be in love, he
gets,rHeumattlMj)i, . i
More Gas
In Stomach
and Bowels
tf you with to be permanently r
Ifsved of gai In stomach nd bowels,
take BaalrnMnn's Ca Tablata, which
re prepared etpsclally for tomach gaa
nnd all th bad effect reiulting from
9 pressure.
That empty, gnawing reeling- at the
pit 01 ine aiomacn wai Olsnppear; that
anlous, nervous feeling with heart pal-
Citation will vanish, and you will again
e able to take a deep breath without
discomfort.
That drowsy, sleepy feeling after
dinner will be replaced by a desire for
entertainment. Bloating will cease.
Your limbs, arm and ringers will n-
lonirer feel cold nnrl "on in .iMnT k.
(cause Baalmann's Gna Tablet prevent
yum imcuering wun ine circula
tion Get the genuine, in the yellow pack
age, at any good drug store, Price $1.
Always on hand nt
Glass Drugs, Inc.
CCvM'T UMP VlTH0UT
TO rAAVtE
- twd,T'S (k TVOt '.
ERUCE WVAT
FriQ TUCT TC - Hf-fll
-3,W?)- 111 II
Indians Play
Important Part
In "Wyoming"
Mnny famotu Indians, who were
prominent In the early history of
the state of Wyoming, are seen In
Tim McCoy's new western film
drama, "Wyoming," which will -he
shown at the Star theater Thursday
and Friday.
Among these reA men are Water
Man and Left Hand, two of the five
Arapnhos who Joined tho Sioux of
Sitting Hull and participated In the
massaci of Custer's command at
the buttle of the Little lug Horn.
Another famous red man Is Goes
In the Lodge, war chief against
a scout for General Crook in the
Sioux wars. .
More than n thousand feathered
and painted ShoHhono and Arapaho
Indians from the Wind Iliver reser
vation aim""' I" the thrilling In
dian sequences of the Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer pioture directed by W.
rt. Van Uyke.
Doiothy Sebastian has tho fea:
tared feminine lead. , ,
; Tim McCoy, Metrn-Goldwyn-Mayor
western star who has gained
great popularity' in pictures based
American - historical Incidents
and is olio of the. most delightful
western melodramas lie has thus
far brnught to lhe,Hcroen. .
. McCoy. appeurS'ln "Wyoming" in
the role. oC a United Stales cavalry
officer Ktatimy-d .In the Indian
country of the far west Just prior
to the Civil wav. The story, which
Was Written especially .fur McCoy
by Madeleine Huthven and Hoss
Wills, Is based on the Invasion of
what Is now Wyoming by the emi
grant trains which set out from the
Missouri valley to settle the Indian
hunting lands.
Most of the picture was filmed
In Wyoming under the direction of
W. S. Van liyko. The leading fem
inine role Is taken, by Dorothy Si-
bastlan. .
. Dorothy Sebastian, who appear
ed opposite Tim McCoy In "Cull-
forninV playH opposite that Metro-
Gold wyn-Mayer western star
IT MITT A BOMS
WITHOUT A TEUraONS'
. Mr. Jameson is in a hurry.
He is on his way to the
Telephone office.
Last night he and his wife
agreed they "couldn't
do without a telephone
any longer."
This was just aftenhe had
to go out in the rain to
male a telephone call.
Home
Independent
Telephone
Co.
AND YOU CAN MAVB ONE
FOR A ItW CENTS A AYt
By Cowan
TEtUOW CAM S0UMt
lE VHTW . FETW
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j. j,- , 1 in
WW.,Vtf aiV. ILiI I
Professional Directory
' Tbla directory I tapectally handy for the nowcotner or lor I ho
oo-of-lowu reader who majr want the name and adtlrcM or some
profeMlonal man. ; It baa been carefully prepared aud ulll prove
lo be a ready aid to any reader la obtaining prompt profonslonal
ervloe.
Classified for Quick Reference
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OsteopathU rhyslciaru Physidana & Sufjieoiia
1, L. INIil.K, D. O. LEB U. BOIVY, M. I.
MAHUAHUT IMiLU, U. O. ,w UtLKIih. ,11. It,
General jimisllce 'nd tli "POdT Praotlce IHnlUd lo tllauanei. of th.
BY8TBM" lor Inllsn arche.. K, -r; Nu and n,r..i.i.
Jomm.r lophon "'.f,uly T..Iuhona
Building Main lot Uulldlns , . , ' Main It
Architect . a. kiuht, . o. ?
... x.t-, -i. "i L--L.-n.i-ui Ptoyalulau aud uurit-oii
, u m. i.i.,t..ii.Aiwt s?,T,rur, Tsiarr
jt Oranila Natlunal Brnk Bulldlna '
" "mmm" VBItai tu (lAMII.TON, M, D.
UU'I.NNK1 at ATI. UNITY IIUMB 1'hyalclao and auiKwii '
Tralu.d car, l'rlva raaaonabl. Gardner Tt-luphona
' Mra. J& W. HaH. IM T. '-0-lm Vulldlnv . MainM
Ittjaldenea Phone Main tiW
"WyomlnK." n Mew film tlninm of
the weHliM'n frontier to lie tthown nt
the Star theuler Thm-Kilny nnil Krl-
diiy.
MoCoy. who nerved in tho ciivnl-.
ry thrttimhout Ainerleu'H iurtlciiii
tlttn In the World Avair, Ih noun n n,
lleutennnt of cnviilry In tho trouble
Rome liulltin ilnyK of (ho fur vetP
BUY
for .
high (impression
motors
RED
CROWN
GASOLINE '
naaoAao oil company or CAiiroaxiA
ii
We now carry a com-'
"plete 1 in e" of lime,
products manufactur
ed at Enterprise by
the Black Marble &
'Lime Company. This
lime is competing in
all outside markets
and is commanding
attention on account
of its fine quality. .'.
Van Petten
Lumber Co.
Plmno Main .32
'Good Sorvlco Quick"
STAGES LEAVE
FROM LaGRANDE DEPOT
Wallowa Coach Co.
Leave - i
La Grande for Wallowa Lake 8 :45 a. m. 4 :00 p. m.
Connect with All Points West
Blue Mountain Transportation Co.
Leave
La Grande for Dakcr, Boise 11:25 a.m.
La Grande for linker only 4:?.." p.m.
La Grande for Pendleton 10 :30 a. m 3 :45 p. m.
(Connecllona at l'endlelon for Walla Wulla nm! 1'u.ico
Ieave La Grande
For Portland at 10:30 a.m.
Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00
For information
P. L. RALiTOH, M. II.
Preattce limited to dlacaHca of ttaj
Eye, Ear, ftoee aud Tlirunt
'Rooma 18-19 Teh'phona
Soimner llulldlnr MuliiJ?" 1
A. L niCIIAHOSOf., n, D,
Surgery
RoomelA-1? Tenhne
Sommer Ilulldlns lllni.
,. . i. A. WONDWnLIOK, M. O.
Phyalolan and Buraeon 'v
Over U U urua titre
Boa. Phone lt . Phone
. Main 61. 1 Main SH
n, o. H.CALL, M. D.
- Phyalolan and .Bureeon
Bomm.r , ,-, Telephcsr '
Bultdlns- "'- f ' Main J
Mlna Sohnsllnn hna the rolo of il
frontier Klrl, iliuiithlor of n fumotia .
Wilson trnln Koiile.
Lower Rates
nd the ume TAeh Standard of
. . , Service at the
Imperial Hotel
PORTLAND :..
: Oregon
' RoomaWithout Bath:
1 person, $1.50 per day and up
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