La Grande evening observer., June 22, 1928, Image 7

Friday, June 22, 1928
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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THe Observer Want
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa
NEW TODAY
'l''ri HAI.K flit flowers. Milne
Nursery, llftl 7th HI. . ' -St
It HA I.K l.'urrmils und cherries.
B?s-W. 0-22-ltp
Kttfll UKNT 4-room house, fur-
hlhlied, flC. 2114 Pine unit I'.
0-2-2tp
I'dll- ItiiNT l''urnlslied -house,
close In. Inquire Observer. .. .
6-22-Jtp
It HAI.K Prmh inllch cow; also
wo hIioiiIh. inquire J. K. Hniittl.
Irel housp north of Island I'ily.
fl-22-llti
l-'Olt HA I.K 7nu acn dairy unil ,
jrrulli furlll. About 2IMI in cultl
ntlon, h under Irrtirnllon, Iml
ftnce posture, fi miles south of .
f'nlon on hlKhwtty. Oooili bulld
nKfl, house wired for electricity,
lleep well water system, f'leur..
title. 13.11011 will bundle It. No
' nirent. Sen owner. 1.104 1'enn
feve.. Iji Grande. . 0-22-2IP
"tTosTaALm u traii .
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Kllll HAI.K Oooii monarch range.
I'll. .Muln 20. ' 6-2(-3t
Hf;l Y, HKI.I.. raise, move nml trade
'jirtimw. John Mara. C-2U-tf
Y'All HAI.K-YounB riymouth rook
: liens. IMione 331-W. C-20-iUp
Vf&H HAI.K Alfalfa or lame grow
' tiny In shock. J. 1). Dobbin. 2liX
" 0-20-41
vati HAI.K Oil TRADE rard ta-
file that will stand up. Furniture I.
lOxehanire. C-19-tf "
It SAI.K I'seil fruit Jars, at a
Ig saving, l-airnlluro r.xcnnnge.
C-19-tf
l-'OR HAI.K Oil CltAflK White
' fViountain Ice cream freezer. 2u
.''Olscoiint. Furniture lixchange.
5 o-in-tf
'$H HAI.K New sttcco 4-ioom
ginusc, west of hlKtl school. A
fl-eal huy. for nulck sale. T.. A.
$1ohmhl:ninp, Main 1(13. 0-24-2t
U HAI.K OR THADK 1 Hot
'olnt electric . range, 4 plate:
roller and oven. A-l. shape.
uaranteed. Furniture Exchange.
0-19-tf
1R BALK B-room house, garage,
lawn, shrubs, shade and fruit
trees. Paved street. Terms can
be had. In good residence sec-
Uan. 307 Spring St. 5-25lf
R HAI.K OH TRAIJK 20 acre
arm adjoining Nam pa, Idaho. 0-
oom house, barn, silo, garage,
new cmcKen nouse jixdu. i-nunt
R Lentz, 890-R, evenings or
undaya. 0-lfl-0tp
tit HAI.K Bargain price. Red.
prlngs, mattress, 0 ft. extension
able, oak stand, commode and
ilrror, chairs, bookcase. 1U2H
ilcnton Ave. 0-21-3tp
'Fdrlt HAI.K Useil balloon tires
Sind tubes, all sizes. Kvery one
X In gooil shape. Vulcanizing. All
(work guaranteed. Ackerman's
!,Tlf'e Hhop, next to Observer office.
" C-21-tf
FOR HJCRT
KCR RENT Small furnished apt..
JS2B a month. I. O. O. F. temple.
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IVl N Are.. La Grande, Ore.
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WANTKII Washing. .Mrs. ncldon.
2U2.J. 6-21-Stp
UTCKLiliANBOVa
HICMHTI'i'CHINU 60 yd. Jlutll
Kllsubetll Shop. .Mis. J. P. Cald
' well. Q-16-lm
EASTERN OKEGON School of Mu
sic Violin, pluno, voice credits.
1. O. O. F. Temple. Ph. 44T-J.
I-9-1M
LA UHANUE MATTRKHS'si Up
holstering 4 Weaving Works.
Phone 424-W. i Chan. ' Edwards.
Prop. 12-1-lm
MONEY TO LOAN We have moo
ey to loan on deslrahle'clty prop,
erty at the low rata of Interest of
0. We write all kinds of In
surance, Including lire; Chas. H.
i Reynolds. 3-10-tf
NOTU'K . I'll.lNti 1-1
At'fOIXT
KOTK'R IS HKItKIlY GIVKN,
That tho unirsiKnel administra
trix of the estate of James D. Hul
llvan, deceased, mia filed with the
County Court of Union County,
Oregon, her. final account, and that
the court hnH fixed two o'clock In
the afternoon of the 30th day of
June, 3 ! 2 K , ns the tfrne, lit h(s
ohumlwft In the court houBO fn Iji
Orande, Oregon, us the place for
hearing any objections thereto, and
nettling the Buine.
' J.OURETTA nicHAnns.
Ailmlnlstralrlx of the Kstato
of James I). Sullivan, De
ceased. .
K. S. Ivan hoe,
Attorney Tor Kstnto.
June l-8-iri-22-29 '
snnroxs
IN TVfE ClfKUTlT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
. UNION COUNTY. j
The- Rlsliop of the Protestant 1
Episcopal Church In the Unit- I
ed States of America, In the i
Missionary lilstrlct of Eastern
Oregon, an Oregon "corpora- !
lion, sole, ," . Jialntlff
vs. x i
Ellse Gantier Rice; Adelaide
R. McKennon nnd A. M. Mc-
Kennon, her husband: Harris
F. French nnd . Winnie , II,
French, his wife; Robert S.
French nnd Era J. French, his
wife; Mary A. French; thei."
Unknown Heirs of Chnuncey S.
French, deceased; John Doe
Warren, surviving husband of
Harriet E. Warren, deceased;
the lnknown Heirs of Harriet
E'. Warren, deceased; John
Doe Rayless, the surviving hus
band of Annette G. HuylcHS,
nee French,- deceased: tho Un
known Heirs of Annette G.
Buy less, decensed: the Un
known Heirs of Elizabeth .G.
Hibbler, deceased; the. Hoard
of School Trustees, a corpora
tion; "Also nil other persons or -parties
unknown claiming any'
right, title, estate, Jien or In
terest In the real estate de
scribed In the complaint here
in," Defendants
To Ellso Gantier Rice, Adelaide
R. McKennon and A. M. t McKen
non, her husband, Mary A.' French,
John Doe Warren, surviving hus
band of Harriet E. Warren, deeeus-'
ed, John Doo Huyless; tho surviving
husband of Annette G. Rayless. nee
Krench, deceased, tho Unknown
Heirs of Chauncey S. French, de
ceased, the Unknown Htdrs of Har
riet E. Warren, deceased, the Un
know Heirs or Annette G. Rayless,
deceased, the Unknown Heirs
of Elizabeth G. Hibbler, de
ceased; "also all other per
sons or parties unknown claiming
any right, title, estate, Hen or In-,
terest in the real estule described
Storm
Three Cheers !
pNOFFICE
XJ CAT
M vaM mam .
rrs a sai K-ronV! ;
In an out-of-way earner of 'fa.
Hosion graveyard standti a hrown
board showing the nlurkw of uge
and neglect. It heura the liiHcrtn-
tlon. "Hucred to the memory of
Khen Hurvey, who depurted thia
life suddenly and unexpectedly hy
u cow kicking him on tin. 15th of
September, 1S63. Well done, thou
Rood and faithful servant,' -
-
Haa Ted ever klasert you V
asked Ida.
"1 should say not!" denied Jda
Indignantly. ."Why?".
hit tnui linnnannil In tnll Inn
the other night that he hndn't."
, r j no liar: . r
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Win 'ii a utmiflti nifipf off with Imt
cmuloyer'N numcy shv iiually lakew
him along. t :J
"Some peopletM said Mrs. Knngg.
"have eyes und see
Rot, ei
jpars nnd
hear not.
'Hut never : tongues and talk
not," growled her hiisbhud.
,
UK'S I SI AI.I.Y TIU SIPKO
Another thing that's been both
ering uh Is whether a great bridge
authority is one -to it is ,wfTe, :
j I ' :.
I Wo. van itHiieiiibtn when linkhi
IHiwilcr haul a bigger snlc than fniti
imadiv. - , , ' . ,
:. . ', ' : ; . '(
J "Did you and youi; girl give each
I other presents, .Christmas?'! r
"Why, certainly! - Igave her-a
vaeu,um cleaner ami she "gave me
the air." -
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XKVEIt TAKE XO"
Ross: "Did you read my letier?"
Hoy: "Yes, sir;. I read It Inside
and outside. On the Inside It said,
You are fired.' On the .outside
It said, 'Return in five du.yn'." .-'
in the coihplnlnt herein," defend
ants uhovo named:
IN THE NAME OF TH.E STATE
OF ,OR EGON, you ore hereby ro
(liiired to upjiear - utid answer the
complulnt filed ugajnst you In the
above entitled court and cause
within four weeks from the date,
of the first publication f thin sum
mons, una it you t in i to so appear
and answer, for want thereof,
plaintiff will apply to said court
foivtho relief prayed Tor und de
manded In said complaint, lo-wit:
A decree. that plaintiff la the own
er In fee simple of the following
described fund, to-wit: '
The West Half of the South
east Quarter, and the South '
Half of the Southwest Quur- -,
ter of the Northeust Quar
ter of Section 10 in Town- ,
ship 3 South of Range 40 '
. East of the Willamette' Me- )
ridlun, In Union County,
Oregon,
nnd that plaintiff Is the owner In
fee simple of suld lund free from
any right, title, estate,. Hen or In
terest of you, and each of you, and
thut you, or any one or more or
you, have no right, title, estate, lien
or Interest In said land, or In any
pait thereof, and perpetually re
straining and enjoining you, and
each of you, your heirs nnd as
signs, from nsserllng or claiming-
any right, title, estate,' lien or In
terest In said land, or tn any part
thereof, adverse to plaintiff..'
This summons Is served upon
you by publication thereof for four
successive weeks In the Observer
Star hy order of Honorable J. W.
Knowles, Judge of the court above
named, and which said order was
mude and dated the 9th day 'of
June, 192K nnd the date of the
first publication .of this summons
Is the 1 6th dny of June, 1928.
RAl.EY, It A LEY Hi WARNER,
A. S. COOl.EY,
JOHN F. KILKENNY.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. '
Postoffice address Pendleton, Ore.
June 1B-22-29 July fi-13 , .
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Air Picture
Showing At
Arcade
' It wis not bo long ago thut the
first real epic of the war In the
air swept across the motion pic
ture horhean, establishing Itself a
Vie forerunner of lis kind und leav
ing no doubt jn the minds of, the
fceneral public that here, truly, was
u screen story thut would live.
I Paramount, however, took ttp'lls
challenge and produced "The Le
gion of tho Condemned," railed the
companion picture to "Wings." U
, cume to the Arcade theater for a
run1 of three days last night.
(If Is a good, sound, Interesting
story showing in full detail the
hazardous yot romantic, lite of a
'group of branded men at the front
a group of men who owed debts
to society and felt thut only death
could expiate (heir slns.S Nothing
j was .too dungerous, any mission
hat was brought on was diHpnti'h
,ed with, reckless abandon, so that
soon they became the talk of the
front and of the entire world when
Ifettts of vulor were discussed.
. Into this group : Is projected
, young Gary Cooper as the Ameri
can newspaperman Who wishes to
die because of supposed faithless
ness on the part of his sweetheart,
The high spot in the. story comeSjHoxy theater In New York nt every
when Cooper is forced to carry the . showing und Inasmuch us thla Is
sweetheart (Kay Wrdy) ticross tho, the largest motion plcturo thentiW
Oermon lilies as a spy. ' I in the world,, this Is the highest
JintruHted with, the direction of ' pmlne .that can be advanced for It.
The. Legion of The Condemned '
wuH -Wltlluiu Wellmun, .who han
dled' the' megaphone, on "Wings"
'and hud a script prepared by John
(Monk Saunders, the author of the
..n.,,iui.A... Wall ,i.im liloiu.tir
a flier in the war, has left noth-
Ing undone to portray truthfully j olds uppeara in her dancing act,
the exploits, of the blrdmcn. : to the final ut the ringside when
. In many of the flying sequence the mun she. loves is buttling til
ths spectator Is carrh-d along In most hopelessly for the chumplon-
the cockpit of the "slitp," living ( ship, nml by iter suuueiy teuus nun
really the life-of the aviator In to glorious victory, follow in swift
battle. And,, the men who hull- succession and bold one's attention
'died the "planes' were those pil-Jus by iv nntglc spell. Never have
,ots who had made names fur them-we seen Miss Reynolds to finer.ad-
selves lis uces during the World Ivuntugc than In this udroltly pro-
wur. Cuptaln S. C. Ctimphcll, ofjiiuced photoplay,
the Rrlllsh: Ted Parsons, of the) Rudolph Se.hlldkriiut us the fath-
French. and Lieut. Rudolph Hchud,
of. llic German Air Corps, tako part
In the production,
I Fay Wruy, as the spy-sweetheaft
and Gary Cooper, us the young
Amerlcun newspupermun give per-Jnie is a player, or churm und tul
formunces which ure excellent, ent who will, we fancy, become a
They are supporied by Hurry Nor-j cinema figure of greut promise,
ton. Lane Chandler, Frunela Me-Robert Armstrong as "Red" Lucus,
Donald, Voyn George, Freeman a scroundrelly ring champion was
Wood, B: H. Calvert nnd Cl.utiul 'mirticlenlly meniulng to satisfy
Tim McCoy Plays
Cavalry Role
In Film
There Is nodoubt thai Tim Mc
Coy was horn to tho saddle.
His splendid physique, remnrk
able carriage and ability to ride us
only American cavalry can sit, a
horse, makes him one of the moHt.
Imposing nnd soldierly figures on
the screen today.
I McCoy makes on heroic figure
in his new Me4ro-Goldwyn-Muyer
historical western drama, "Wyo-
tmlng," which is now being shown
at the Star theuter.
j The picture is one of the besi In
which McCoy hus been starred
since M-G-M placed him under con
tract a little more than a year ago.
Cavalry vrr.tt Tim's branch In the
U. S. army nnd he still holds n
commission as lieutenant colonel In
the U. S, officers' reserve corps.
No better vehicle for Tim than
"Wyoming" could have been found.
He plays the role or a cavalry offi
cer and he rides like a 1 rained cav
alryman not like n western cow
hoy. McCoy . mowed n renmrkultle
r,t.llllu tit nr. turn I nntlnir u-lwm liA
wn first launched on the screen. I
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ttA tuvicc. mc.
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Today his uctlng Is greatly Improv
ed through knowledge of technique,
which he has combined with IiIk
natural talent,
"Wyoming" In a story of the
opening of the Indian lands of that
state lo white, settlement, the re
sistance of the Indians to while In
vasion and the part the friendly
Indiana played In trying to muln
laln peace between red men and
white.
The story contains a beuutirul
and thrilling romunce. with the
charming Dorothy Sebastian In the
role of the heroine. .
Through McCoy's influence with
the Arapahus and Shoshonea he
was abU to get more than a thous
and red men, women and children
to appear In this story or the red
west.
1'ractlcally all of the cavalry In
the state of Wyoming are ulso seen
in action with the Indians.
"Main Event"
At Colonial 1
Today
In every respect, thla nmnzhm
story of a cabaret dancer and two
ring fighters. Is worthy of tne com
mcndulioti. It has received every
where. It packed the famouH
It is In truth nn epic picture twit
will delight all who see it.
There ure many novel effects In
tho production Intrloduced wllh
rare skill by William K. Howard,
i.a .Hi wir- Mi'nnu finer
scene,
I from the moment when Mlsa Reyn
er und munugcr of Johnnie Regan,
the bright youngster -whom the
dancer seems to double-cross hut
inter learns to, loves did excellent
work, cnurios ueiuney u
any fan who likes real screen vil
lains. Julia Faye as the outer gin
leal ndeiiuate support. On the
whole, "The Main Event" Is a pic-
FOR SALE
Modern 6-room bungalow;
' biiHement,. furnace, hnrdwood
floors, breakfast1 nook, good
plumbing und light fixtures, on
Improved street, well located.
This juice roi- Immediate con
sideration has been cut from
:i:hhi io $2Sno. Owner has at
tractlvo business: proposition
thut he desires to accept, hut
must sell here be Tore leuvlng; '
consequently this sacrifice.
Look tills up. It is a bargain.
Owner will consider light car
or truck us part payment. Also
would consider a soldier loan.
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t ncrn tracts adjoining city.
Ii seres linprovoil. 10 ucrcs
Inuirovcl. 2 ucrcs Improved.
Tlmro arc at least 100 families
In I.a. Clraniln wlio should be
on small acreiiBes. A cow, a
cirnlra, fruit nnd ckb". all pro
duced at liome taken an aw
ful Million nut. of tlm hlKll
cost of Itvlnff. '
Geo. II. Currcy
Itcaltor
By Cowan
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LICRNMCD MATERNITY HOMO
Trained car a. l'rlca reasonable.
Mrs. 10. W. Hart l&ott Y. I-au-im
ture worthy of tho highest prnlso.
It stands ulmost ln a class by It
self, Don't fall to see It. It's a
hummer. t
Ysunir Graduate: "Do you think
you can pny me: what I'm worth?"
I Kruplayer: K enn do even nei
ter. I'll start you nut. with q small
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IflOtJi Milams
Where Your $ lliiys tin' Mml
Braised Short Ribs
of Beef 1
Flour meat and
brown it and pom
over enough hot wat
er to cover. Salt, pep
per and piece of on
ion. ' Place on . top
meat whole carrots
and when all done,
add a can : of toma
toes, strained.
I
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tlifl particular demniids o(
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wlde-sprend reputation for
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pend upon us without hesi
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Wallowa Coach Co.
Leave
La Grande for Wallowa Lake 8:45 a. m. 4 :00 p. m.
i Connect with All Points West
Blue Mountain Transportation Co.
Leave
La Grande for Baker, Boise , 11:25 a. m.
La Grande for Baker only 4 :S5 p. m.
La Grande for Pendleton 10:30 a. m 3:45 p.m.
(Connections at Pendleton for Walls Walla nnd Pasco)
Leave La Grande
For Portland at 10:30 a.m.
Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00
For Information
Physicians & Sorgeow
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Practice llnilted to dlaeaaea of tfeft
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BullUlng Ualalt,
E. O. KIRHT, M. D.
Phyaklau artid burguoa
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Uulldtng . . Mala
VBItaJ I. HAMILTON. M. D '
Pliyalclau and Burgeon
Clardner Telephone
Mulldlng MatnM
Hesldenea Phone Main
If no answer call Main tut
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Prcattcs limited to dlsaas.s of taa
Kys. Uar, ftosa aud Throat
Rooms 18-19 Tel.paaaa
Boinm.r Bulldlnr - atala 11$ ,
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Surgery t
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jominer liulldlns; - siaia is-
J. A. WONIIMItl.ICK. H. U. .
Physician and 8urs;eoB' ' ' v ;
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Hus. rhone . Res. Paoaa
Muln G78 ' Main ila.
Physician and burgeon
Sommer T.l.pkaaa
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JAZZ
QUAKE V
11
We now carry a com
plete line -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.
l'lmno Main 73S
M(iood Service Quick1
call MATN 799
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