Friday, July 6, 1928
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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The Market Place of Union and Wallowa
NEWTODAY
FOR BALE S milch Tows. A. U
. Herry. Watson St. - 7-6-3tp
FOR ItKNT 6-room house, fur
nished or unfurnished, nit 3rd.
1 7-0-6tp
KOIt 8ALK OU KNT Vroom
' furnished house with garage.
Fannlo Alltnson, Ph. 458-J.
T-fl-Jtp
. TO WHOM IT MAY t'ONCKKN
Mrs. Young has not run Cozy
Rooms since January, 1928.
, . , 7--3tp
WANTKII lly man anil wife, lo
niannge or rent small hotel any
where. Hojc 4!H, ha Grande.
7--Clp
FOR 8AI.K 1 reg. Chester White
brood sow, 1 year old. Also set
of drapers for MeCormlck com
bine. Call Farmers 7-0-sip
FOB SALE AND TKAItlti
FOR 8AI.K Pie cherries. 27U-W.
7-3-.1t
'
UUY, HKI.I,, raise, move und trade
housed. John Mars. - . C-2U-tf
FOR 8AI.K OR TRADE Card ta
ble that will stand up. Furniture
Exchange. '6-19-tf
FOR SALE Used fruit Jars, nt a
big snvlng. Furniture Exchange.
6-19-tf
FOR SALE Cherries, 2lic a gallon.
Pick them yourself! F. W. King,
May Park. Ph. 293-W. ' 7-3-3t
FOil SAI.10 Cheap, sniull daven
port bed. Good condition. 380-lt.
7-B-3tp
I'OK HA DO Twenty-four 3-mon.-old
pigs. Bert Knight, Union.
Phono 434. 7-S-2tp
FOR SAI.K 3-room house, J20
down, $2n a mo. Ii-room house;
$25 down, $25 a mo. Call Main
248. . '. 7-6-3t
FOR SALE OR TRADE White
Mountain ire cream freezer. 25
discount. Furniture Exchange. .
6-19-tf
FOR SALE OR TRADE 170 acres
land, mostly timber, 4 acres cul
tivated, with .orchard. W. T. Qrl
der. ..- d-30-6tp
FOR SALE OR TRADE 1 Hot
Point electric range, 4 plate:
broiler and oven. A-l shape.
Guaranteed. Furniture Exchange.
0-19-tf
FOR SALE 6-room house, garage,
lawn, shrubs, shade and fruit
trees. Paved street. . Terms can
be had. In good residence sec
tion. 307 Spring St: -' C-25tf
SAVE TWENTY DOLLARS on a
new Frlgidulro. Regular a. M. C.
payment plan if desired. See W.
D. Vaughn, Sacajawoa Inn.
fl-23-tf
FOR SALE Used balloon tires
and tubeA, alt sizes. . Every one
in good shape. Vulcanizing. All
work guaranteed. Ackerman's
Tire Shop next to Observer office,
v ' 0-21-tf
FOR SALE 40 acres excellent
land with recorded water right.
20 acres In cultivation, 20 acres
In timber and' pasture. Dwelling,
barn ami other Improvements.
Price, reasonable and terms giv
en. Come in and let me tell you
about It. Wm. Miller, 113 Elm St.
7-3-tt
FOUND
FOUND Pair shell-rlm glasses
In leather case. .Call Observer.
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FOR RENT Modern 6-room
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FOR RENT 2, 3, 4 and 5-room
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FOR RENT Strictly modern 3
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WANTED
WANTED Experienced' -maid. Ho
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WANTED Mechanic. Apply Motor
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taaoEVLANttava
WE ARE Opening the Zubor
Brick rooming house under now
management July l3t. 6-29-Ctp.
HEMSTITCHING 6o yd. Ruth
Elizabeth Shop. Mrs. J. P. Culd
well. 6-15-lm
EASTERN OREGON 8choo! ot Mu
sic Violin, piano, voice credits.
I. O. O. F. Temple. Ph. 447-J.
J-9-1M
MONEY TO LOAN We have mon
ey to loan on desirable city prop
erty at the low rate of Interest of
G. We write all kinds- of In-
surance, including life. Chas. H.
Reynolds. - 3-10-tf
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LA GRANDE MATTRKSS 4k Up
holstering A Weaving Works.
Phone 424-W. Oias. Edwards.
Prop.- 11-1,-lra
SOTICE roil 1MBLMCATIOX
117971
Korest Ksohansros
Pepnrtnipht of the Interior, Unit
ed 8tutea Lanil Office, ltoseburff,
Oregon, June lit, loss.
Notlne Is hereby ftlvon that on
May 1, 1928. the heirs of Uyron
K. Miller, deceased, by Krod K.
Miller, Atty., .os Anpeles, Oil.,
filed application No. 017U71 under
the Act of March 2d, l!.l2 (42 Stat.,
46a) to exchoiiKO tho W4, Section
10, Twp. 4 S., UaiiKO S4 Knst, Vn
lon County, Ore., within the Uma
tilla National Forest, for tho tim
ber on the 82 acres In tho -PKK
SKU. See. 34. Twp. 2S S., H. 10
West, and K4 N K U , NW14 NWU.
and SH SW4, Sec. 2. Twp. 2!) 8..
Hanno 10 Went, W. M., wltliln tho
UniH)ua. National Koicst.
Tho purpoao of this notice Ik to
ttllow all persona claiming the lands
selected, or having bona fide ob
jections to such application; an op
portunity to fllo their protests with
tho JU'tflster and Receiver of the
United States l-nnd OlTlce at ltoo
hurtf, Oregon. Any such protests
or objecUoiiH must he filed In this
office within thirty days from the
date of first publication of-this no
tice, which first publication is Jun&itntoOB for un(,nenn has the Htr.rch
.J.J.I.A.
iiaMill A. CANADAY.
licgistc:'.
June 29 July 6-1-20-27.
IN THE CIKCUIT OOUUT OK
TUB STATIO OK OHICUON FOIt
UNION COl'NTy,
Th Itiflhop of tho Protestant
Episcopal Church in tho Unit
ed States of America, in the
Missionary District of Kastern
u. eKON an wwui cu. u-
tlon, sole. Plaintiff
vs.
Kllse Gantier Itlce; Adelofdo
H. McKenno'n and A. M. Me
Ivenaon. her husband; Harris
K. French . and Winnie B.
Krench, his wile; Hobcrt S.
French nnd Fro, I. French, his
wife; Mary A. French; tho
Unknown Heirs of Chauncey S.
Krench, deceased; John Poo
Warreii, surviving hUFhand of
Harriet 13. Warren, deceased;
the Unknown Heirs of Harriet
15, Warren, deceased; John
Doe liny ess, tho surviving hus
band of Annetlo- O. liuyless,
nee Krench, deceased: tho Un
known Heirs of Annette O.
Hayless, deceased; the Un
known Heirs of Kllzabelh O.
Kibbler, deceased; tho Board
of School Trust ees. a corpora
tion; "Also all other persons or
parlies unRnou'n claiming, any
right, title, estate, Hen or in
to row L In tho real estate de
scribed in the complaint here
in," ' , Defendnnta
To Kliso Gantier Itlce, Adelaide
U. McKennon nnd A. M. McKcn-
non. Iter husband, Mary A. French,
Jo tin Doe Warren, surviving hus
band of Harriet 10. Warren, deceas-
cd, John Doo Bayless, the surviving
husbnnd of Annetlo G. Hayless, nee
Krench, deceased, tho Unknown
Heirs of Cbauncey S. Krench, de
ceased, the Unknown Holrs of Har
riet Ki- Warren, "deceased, th& Un-
know Heirs of Annette O. Hayless,
decensed, the
of Kliznbeth
Unknown Heirs
G. Kibbler, de-'
ceased; "also all other per
sons or parlies unknown claiming
any right,- title, ctale, lien or in
terest in the real esrate described
in the complaint herein," defend
ants above named: .
IN THE NAM K OK TUB STATE
OK OltKGON, you are hereby re
quired to appear and answer the
complaint filed against you. In the
Call the Doctor!
50 .LOBSTER fNP THE WORLD'S
SHEIVC (AV1 LIKE NWEP
GftSOUME.EH-VHELL ML I
Got'Tfx SfM S-1T'S Too BM3 ,
HE 0ltN'T STOOJ (VUSKS A DOZEN
Bobo Is
OFFICE
CAT
tA MM .
'A block of Ice cannot get nut
of order," wn the pynlcal adver
tisement we read on the top of a
witgon recently. I,lke heck It can't.
It strikes us that a block of Ice Is
seriously out of order when It be
comes a bucket of witter.
Gladys has heard people criticize
chorus girls for dressing out of
sight. Hut after all, says Frances,
where should they dress?
If you want to get rich, provide
pleasure Instead of :- misery. The
coach gets more than- the profes
sor of mathematics. '
A itcwMtM?r oorrrrtfl tho mix
ta k cm it makes. The weather bn
reflu nevrr.
Honey attracts more files than
vinegar nnd a bald head more
than both,
"WANTED: Married men for the
season; iiouse furnished, ' Phone
loaxiU" Kxchange; Uardon our
curiosity but just when is the sea
son. . ;
- , $ -
T'sychoIOKist'h tell us that a hys
terical girl ift - more efficiently
soothed by a firm kiss. . Tho ques
tion now is, h' ,v to get them rlysT
1 erica 1.
'-
inny a stockbroker who eats po-
taken out of him before 3 p. m,
I
The average 17-year-old ' hoy
considers himself about the smart
est creature in the world.
There Is only one good place to
have a boil and that's on the oth
er fellow. - .
"I want to marry a man whose
name will be honored by poster
ity," gushed Mabel.
'T prefer to marry one whose
, ne nonore( 0 rheck,
.. .
above, entitled court and cause
within four weeks from the date
of the first publication of this sum
mons, and If you fall to so appear
and answer, for want thereof,
plulntli'f will apply to suld court
for the relief prayed for and de
manded In suld complaint, to-wlt:
A decree that plaintiff Is the own
er In tee simple of the following
described land, to-wit;
The West Hnlf of the flout h
east Quarter, and the South
Half of the Southwest Quar
ter of the Northeast' Quar-
ter of Section 10 In Town
ship 3 South of Jtanffs 40
, East of the Willamette Me
ridian, in Union Comity,
Oregon, ,
and ,tliat plaintiff Is the owner In
fee Blmplo of said land free from
any right, title, estate, Hen or In
terest of you, ami each of you, and
that you, or any one or more of
you, have, no right, title,, estate, Hen
lor Interest in said land, 6r In any
pai t thereof, and perpetually re-,
straining and enjoining you, and
each of you, your heirs and as
signs, from asserting or claiming
'any right, title, estate, lien or in
terest in said land, or In any part
thereof, adverse to plaintiff.
This 'summons Is served upon
you by publication thereof for four
successlvo weeks in the Observer
Star by order of Honorable J. W.
Knowles, Judge of the court above
named, and which said order was
made and dated the 9th day of
June, 192S and the date of the
first publication of this summons
is the ir.th day of June, 192.
ItAl.EV. HAI.KY & WARNRR,
A. S. COOI.EY,
JOHN F. KILKENNY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.'
Postofflce address Pendleton, Ore.
June lfi-22-23 July 0-13
BRUCE ARRWES TuESPW.) L0N& AS SOU' RE
1ARS. StWOP 'PW0NE0 - HOPPED OU
T NAS SO fiNIUi THAT OLD,
EtcnEO! TUES'RE BURNER (50T FLIrAE
C0rAW(i OVIEB FOB. OF
LET'S
Going Along
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yoO MAMEvWT SEEM ) B6BO MAk6 1 ( 7 vwjrv, 3o&! 666,1 AUAOST
AKy PETAAQMREy A rX VWOPOO f lJ AAD MEAET PAILUPE ,7IAJk.lM3 . )
AAyPLAcE, MAViC j BOBO.'.' S jTl yoUD B-UM OFF" 1 SHOULD HAVE
you? BO&.' y igT-- ffi, KAJCfWN BETTER TMAMTOTMIAJR
BOBO'-' ZCC - sl TV' fit yotD Do SOCA PwG J
UJi 7'- -? J link, CAAAC6 I'D AAWE OP 6O03 m
at hie mmsm
"Street of Sin"
Pictures
London Slums
Em 11 Jnnnlngs hiis proved again
that art need not be beautiful. And
he has shown also that realism,
stark and powerful, Is his forte on
the screen, realism with a grim, hu
man quality that burns Into the
mind.
This time ft Is "TheN Street of
Sin," more thnn n worthy success
or to his first American produc
tion "The Way of All Flesh," which
created a place for the tragic screen
drama In a laud given over to hap
py endings.
To appreciate the heart shock,
the fine Irony and the pathos of this
Paramount picture, go to see It nt
the Arcade theater where It open
ed yesterday to a reception seldom
accorded any star's work.
Jiumlngs stalks through the rab
ble of the London slums liko a
I conqueror In corduroy. The streets
of UmehQUHP obey the threat of his
fists nnd women love him despite
his brutality.
It Is essentially a story of regen
eration but wrought differently
than ever before on the screen. Ills
reformation, brought about by Kay
Wray. who plays a Salvation Army
lass Is vivid because It ts truthful,
T-lls purpose In '"playing good" is
dire In the beginning. His friend,
OIko. Unklanova, has lost her street
girl charm for him and he desires
the purity of Kay Wray. lie goes
to an extreme that causes Miss
Wray to go to the verne ot death
at tliA innnient when hn ronllvnei
'ids love for her and her love for
him.
I Miss Wray nnd Madame Unkla
nova, the latter a celebrated Rus
sian from the Moscow Art The
ater, give splendid performances.
Maurllx Stiller directed the picture
from a story written by Josef von
Sternberg nnd Ilenjamln Olazer
bearing the heart of squalid 1-line-hause.
Boyd As a
Riveter In
"Skyscraper"
Jobless steel workers, earning
their "cakes and coffee" In tho
motion picture extra ranks during
the dull season, played nt their
profession op familiar ground nt
the De Mllle studio during the
filming of "Skyscraper," William
Boyd's new stnr picture production
which starts today at the Colonial.
The gigantic, .steel structure,
erected nt the Culver City studio for
the pNirpose of making this comedy
drama was originally constructed
by the crew of experienced building
A r.ll.K (.ItKK.N chiffon sum
mer evenlne Rown has as Its sols
dpcoratlon a cluster of chartreuse
therrle posed at the hip la back.
tut me
NOURS A
' EUC0KE,A DINNEW
VS A QAKT IOEA..SO
rA.-E n .
GRAND UbiuKi.
hands who later were engaged to
re-enact this work In the picture
scenes. i
The story of this picture lea,1s
with two steel workers who are
buddies and who are constantly
fighting with each other. They fall
in love with two chorus girls and as
a result they have a strenuous time.
One Is severely Injured hut when
he sees his huddle kiss the girt he
himself loves, they have one of the
greatest fights ever seen on the
screen,
The spectacle of hundreds of men
sprinkled among the mass of Iron
girders In n skeleton It -story sky
scraper lends especial interest to
this photoplay centered around the
anUrs of a pair of "hard-boiled'
riveters. Alan linle essays his first
genuine comedy charaoler opposite
Boyd. An efficient supporting cast
(includes Sue Carol. Alberta Vaughn
I Clarence Burton and Wesley Barry.
Howurd lllggln directed the picture
from an adaptation of an original
story by Klllott Clnwon and Tay
Clarnetl,
Love, Laughter'
In "Trick o'
Hearts" at Star
To this Intest Universal success,
the popular Western star brings
again his engaging personality,
superb riding and realistic acting.
It Is safe to say he once more dem
onstrates his right to the title of
being the greatest drawing card of
all the "cowboy aetura,"
"A Trick of Hearts,' now play
ing nt the Star, gives us one of the
finest riding scenes that has been
produced on the screen In a lone
time. It Is n wild, mad dash of a
group of cowboys across the coun
tryside nnd every one of them gives
proof of the greatest ability at
handling his horse. Unlversal's
j famous troop of Range Riders are
seen at their best.
1 G Union's supporting cast Is one
jof the finest that could he gather
ed for this type of picture. Georgia
Hale, pretty and demure, plays op
Ipositn Hoot, Miss Halo is rapidly
ascending the ladder of.' motion
j picture fame, it Is said, nnd should
(soon become one of the screen's
! widely known players. As Connie
'Meade, the under-sheriff In A town
1 where the women are In political
j power, she gives n most pleasing
characterization. -
Joe Rlckson, ns the villain, does
good work. Rosa Gore, Howard
Trueedale, Heinle Conklln, George
Ovey, Nora Cecil, Dan Crlmmlns
and Grace Cunard, all In the sup
porting cost, give excellent per
formances. , ,
SHINGLES
We, just unloaded a
large car of green
shingles. These shin
gles are the "old kind"
the kind we used to
get 15 years ago.
Van Petten
Lumber Co.
Phone Slain 182
Good Service Quick"
By Cowan
rRS ooiwREs) NO-o-o-uo;
lo rjtttwt 'H, WO M TOO
SOUP, AND H6UJ ABOUT -'common FOB t0
CWCKEWOft A STEAK. HlGH-'HAT A &UEST
0R- "? y AS' DArKiERFMLbt
LST'S aw& WM A
REftL TREAT AMD
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By Blosser
Professional Directory
Hila directory la especially haaiy lot tbe ewoutnm o far the
oat-of-tawa reader who saaf want tbe name and addreee of eoeae
troftaelanal mum. It baa keen oarefaUr prepared and wlH prove
to ke a reedy aid lo any reader la oMalnlag prompt protriiilratl
err Ice.
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1. L. IWOLB, D, O.
ABGARKT INGLE. P. O.
General practice and tne "POST
BYSTKSi" for fullea arches.
lomtner
Telepn
jjuliaint;
Architect
O. B. mixett, AKktteet
Room 7
ta Orenile Nstions) Bsnlt tlullolne
LICENSED MATERNITY HOME
Trslned care. 1'rlce reasonable,
lira. E. W. Hart. U0 Y. !-ao-lm
HKSOV.NOIXO I'HWAl'TION
nAI.EICIH, N. C. When the
locksmith shop of the lute T. V.
I4iulru.i.ll Imi'npfl. fti'ftnipii were
nlnrmert by a series of explosions.
"Uht" explainer I'niliip iirncKweu,
n sun. "fill her' put flrecrnpkera In
I.. t....llu nti.l fl.inl. sn If IllA nt mA
piuikIU fire while he was asleep the
explosions would woko nun.
WON'T IIK STF.I'ri'.l) OX
RAI.RIOH, N. C Ohm-BlnK that
n railroad "employe deliberately
H.t.imo.1 An lilu hin. 11 V. 11. l'nnl
of Halelitli is siilnK the company
lor lOUtUHII, lllieKIIIK pel minium
Injury, s .
IT tNT A BOMX
wmovT a rajuMONX
Jane It ten years old today.'
Last night the asked Mother
lor a "birthday party"
'and Mother quickly
' agreed, .
Jane wanted little Helen
Adams there. But Mother
found that the Adams
home had no Telephone.
,,So, Hole,a,..mifsf4 uthfl iw,.
, cream, the cike and the
fun I
IneeeenaW
Telepbone
Co.
AMB TOO CAM BAVE ONE
roa a fw am a dati
EXCURSION FARES - DAILY
To Pprtland One Way $ 9.50
Round Trip 15.40
I.v. Im flrnndn 9:2S ft. m., Ar. Portland 10:11) p. nt, '
Modern lie Luxe Parlor Conches
Oregon Trail Stage Depot
On Jefferson Opposlto U. P. Depot. Phone Main 130
STAGES LEAVE
FROM LA GRANDE DEPOT
Wallowa Coach Co.
Leave '
La Grunde for Wallowa Lake 8 :45 a. m. 4 :00 p. m.
Connect with All Points West;;
Blue Mountain Transportation Co. ,
Leave ';-.
La Grande for Baker, Boise 11 :25 a. m.
La Grande for linker only 4 :35 p. m.
La Grande for Pendleton 10:30 a. m 8:45 p.m.
(Connections at Pendleton for Walla Walla and Pasco)
Leave La Grande
For Portland at 10:30 a.m.
Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00
For Information
Phrakiana & BnrfttM
Ul WILKkS, M. D.
Practice limited to diaeaaas et lae
aire. tuar. nose ana 4nroeb
iw folev Telesai
He Foley
one
BunaiBf
. a. kirbt. m. d.
Fkyslolaa and Burceoa
r Tele
unmer
Telcn
B'.lildlBI
ataia is
VltRN U BAMI1.TON, M. D.
Physiolan and Burgeon
Oardner . Telephone
Vulldlna; Main M
Kesldenee Phone Main (ot
If no answer call Mala liMt
IT. Ik HALiTON. . D.
Praatlce llmiud to dlsaasea of taa
Eye. .Ear, Nose and Throat
Rooms 18-1, Txleehoae
lomrner Bulldlar ' ' Mala 771
A. U niCHARUSOII.
Burvery
Rooms ll-l?
floumer fiulldlne
7. O.
ToUstv
Mala
la
M. d. MeCAl.U D.
Physician and Burgeon
8ommer Tslepaeae
Building ' Mala IM
A 1EFV TO llOHEAS
TiAK HATtnon, Me. Twenty six
marble fireplaces nil Imported from
France and Englnnd, ore In Wlnit
wood House, new mansion here of -
the Edwnrd T. Stotesbury" of Phil
adelphia. In the basement are. five,
nlr furnaces, nnd each room is eleo
trlcnlly heated. :
- in3ogtK
RS, PRBDBHICK 4LMM
lot N Ave.. La Grande, Ore. -
Tteadlnas daily.
Readings by Mall a Specialty
KXPERIENCR 1ms given ua
vision. By this wo mean It
isn't necessary for bereavod ,
to entor into all the details.
Just indicate how you want
things done. .. , v
We Understand ' ' '
BNOIX1RAR8 '
EIMMERMAN
, Main 62
call MAIN 799
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