Friday, July 27, 1928
LA GRAND: EVENING OBSERVER
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The Market Place of Union and Wallowa
NEWTODAY
WANTED-Ewck nnd lambs. MIS-M
7-27-3t
Kult WALK I'Hbln at Wullowu
lake. I M, Hoyt. 7-27-3t
I'OU KAI.K Typewriter. U ('.
Smith l-lnrll No. 8, J25. M. l'
Gunter, Cen. Bel.. 7-27-2IP
i-'JJt HUNT Modern furnished 3-i-oom
upartment, with Klassed-in
sleeping porrn anil private bam,
at 6US Adams. Call 2S2-II.
rait KKNT Moil.-in 4-room fur
nLsheil house, dose In. I'll. 5iil-J
7-27-31 i
Jl.'OK HAI.K l-'rys. fide. SifOlid
house cast of flour mill i'h. 4!i2-J
)J . 7-27-ltp
I'OU KKNT Km lllshid 4-roiiln
houce. close to new hiKhwiiy
shops, rt. A. Crawford, 12"! loth
7-27-Up
l-Oll KA1.U Oil THADIO
UUY, SHl.t,, raise, movo and trade
housed. John Mara. C-2u-tf
KOIt HAI.K llaliy bed
I'll. 3li-lt.
7-26-tf
KUIt SAI.K Kord tourlnB, A-l
shape . ineelianie.'illy; Rood rub
ber. 7!i. ,lh. 427-8. 7-25-tt
l'UK SAI.K All-copper wash boil
er, $r.7f. Another but'Kutn. Fur
niture Kxehanire, 474-J. 7-24-tf
I Furniture Exchange, 474-J. ' I
7-24-tr
I'lOt'lAI. Thin- blown water FOn KKNT
Rlusses, 6c each. I-urnlture Kx-
I change. 7-24-tf FOIl HUNT 4-room houso, 810
Main, close in. l'hono lSG-M.i
EXTRA HI'HCIAI, Bo ft. .hose. 7-'5-3tp
JS.00 hoso ut $7.00;' $7.00 hose at 1
$0,011; $0.00 hoso $5.00. Don't Foil HUNT 2, 3, 4 and 6-room
: overlook Ihls bargain. Furniture furnished' houses with baths.
Kxohansc, 474-J. ..7-24-tf Clean and quiet. 1810 Greenwood
i 8-20-tr
FGK SAI.K $3,000 well built 7- :
room dwelling and bath. Klectrlc KOR JtKNT Strictly modern 3-
wired. for $260 must be moved ,.oom ,illpl(,Xi , pegt reilidentlul
to make, room for business. John ,itHtrl-t, Allen Duplex, 1507 4th.
M"'s. 7-10-tf S1aln bi3 7-6-1 nip.
FOH S A M'It 5-l'oom limine, garage, . ,
lawn, shrubs, shade trees. I'aved WANTICD
street. Terms can be had. In
Rood resllence section. 307 Spring WA NTK I Washing and mending.
Klreet 7-23tt "16 Division St.. 7-20r3tp
Kult HAI.K At a sacrifice for WANTKD Woman to work on
cash, one or two building lots In ranch. Call C52-J. 7-2C-2tp
the best residential part of I.a , , , , ., , ,
Grande. See Wm. Miller, 113 Klin AN I tD--ltellable girl 17, wishes
. . - 8f work. Call nt 1401 Z avo.
7-2C-3tp
SAVH TWHNTY DOLLARS on a - - . . - . .
new Frigldalre. Regular O..M. O. FOCX
payment plan If desired. See W. 771777 ? " " - a
.yVaB'.. Sacajawea ''ZX. "'"-U
FOH HA 1,15 A al 'llolind in South Ml KUEM,ANEt lls"
LaClratlde House modern with Hilt E-You drive -
Wr. fireplace bath, break fast
room; about 10 acres with f li t rhone Wain 050. Hurry
and pardon. Suitable for poultry. . w 7-20-im
dairy or fruit. Price attractive. waggoner. ,i z im
I'hone 4 1 It-It. 7-'2--Ctp EASTERN OREGON School of Mu-
...,........,. u.ri- ,)i,i.. sic Violin, piano, voice credits.
MIISKHATS FOR SALE Hooking - Temnle Ph 447.J
onlers for f.vll delivery. Large. - - F TemP'- rn- V 1M
f-rk brown, Ulue Mountain ;
Rtralns. . l.lvo delivery , guaran
teed. Orders filled ill rotation. MONEY TO LOAN We have mon
Half cash with order, balance ey to loan on desirable city prop
c. O. D. Mt. Emily Muskrat erty at the low rate of Interest of
Farm, I -a Orando, Oregon. . 6. We write all kinds of In-
7-12-2m siirance, Including life. Chns. H.
' Reynolds. 8-10-tf
SO.-(fash gives you possession LA GRANDE! MATTRESS A Up-
of modern 6-room bungalow on nol,ter,ng A- Weaving ' Works.
Adams Ave. Hardwpod f oors, ph 424-W. Chas. ' Edwards,
bullt-in-kitchen, shade, lawn 18-1-lm
shrubs, garden spot, and full .
cement basement. Contract and ' "
first mortgage to assume. , Good French offlciaVs have launched
reason for selling. Inquire at nil Investigation of recent American
Observer office, i divorces in Torls. 'We hudn't
7-2S-7tp. heard there was any delay.
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CA!tl OV THANKS
We wish lo thank our many
friiMKiH fur their kjmlnffui ami
Hymputhy durluK our recent ho
reayement In the Iosh of our hod
ami hrother, Max M. Piittp-n, und
uIbo fur the beautiful Ho ml of
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lKion will hold a cooked food sul
ut the fhwent Meat Rlurket, fjiit
urdoy, July 28. ; 7-2U-2t
DennlBon'a deeoratlvo crepes add
effect Iveiit'Hfl to your store win
dows. Wo have them. In every
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Store. 7-13-tf
RefreHhlng desserts for hot
weather can he made In our Alas
ka Cntiatre Hpeciul Z quart freeze.
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Tako your pictures to nich,nni
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und hand tinting. Heautlful en-lui-tfenients
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er I ho picture itself or from a
negative, and when hand tinted
they are natural as life. Have
your enlarging, tinting and f ruin
ing done at Kichnrdson's Art and
Gift Shop. 7-23-0t
'Vim COOLING DRINKS
Beverage seta in colored glass
and cryntul, from DOc and up. -At
.Me'lvillo's. 7-24-51
Wahl, Waterman, TarK Fountain
Pens and Kversharp. Pencils ut
Newlln Book Store. Guaranteed In
every respect, , ' 71 3-tf
Hemstitching, pleating, button
holes, etc Kortou's Kiddle Shop.
Got your garbage nan at Mel
ville's. All sizes, from U ..05 und
up. ; - --TrlrfBt
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Headquarters for periodicals .and
mugazlnes. Take along some on
your vacation. Newlln Book Store.
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sci:ni:hv
Bedutlful views of the Vollowft
Country and Kaslern Oregon Seen
ery will m found at HlohurdHon
Art and Gift Shop, "The Home of
Knslern Oregon Scenic Views." .
' . ' t 7-23-Gt
Otlf circulating library affords
you good reading , at low prleo,
Nowlln Book Store. 7-13-tf
notick ron imtiijcation
- $ 17071 '
toreat Kxcnanges
Bepartmeht of the Interior, Unit
ed fit at erf Land Office, Jtoseburg
Oregon, June 19, 1928.
Notice Is hereby given that on
May 19, 1928, the heirs of Byron
In the Dumps
'TOLL. . I GOT TO ',
PiRTV TRICK
emgecfield Polled om
US.TELUNa m editor.
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Mr: Dinner ready, honey?
Mra.i- You'll have to wait, dear
est. The steak got a little over
done on the electric store, and I
have It in the electric Ice-box now,
undoing.
DAIMlAltA FllircrCHlF. TO. DATE
Most of the family were at thu
parlor window wutchlng the parado
go by. Suddenly the mother turn
ed to her daughter "Where's your
auntie?"
"UpHtnlrs," camo the reply,
"waving her hair."
"Morcy!" exclaimed the mother,
"can't we afford a flag?"
"I ulway oneourugo my IiiirIhmuI
to rt:lim in an axy cluilr anil put
Ills tHt m top of tho nuUulor." ,
VWhy ?"
"Wlirii ho goes to ImmI thero Is
usually about 1.00 In sumll rhiingt'
in tho olmlr.' -.
This 1b a presidential year and
from the signs we believe when it
Is over tha people- are going to
know there has been an election,
in spite of all efforts to keep it sec
ret, i
- - .-,
. A New Yorker, on a rainy flay,
hurrying up from the suhwuy, slip
ped on a brush left by a street
cleaner nnd fell right Into a pud
dle. As ho got up, with fire, in
his eyo, he saw in front of him a
tooth paste, advertisement "Comes
out of the tube and lays flat on
tho brush."
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"INTO KAOII LIFE SO.MK
RAIN: MUST FALL"
Item from the I.ano W. Vn.).
Recorder: "Ed Qiilnn will work
this summer."
Buffalo, N. Y. Courier-Express.
TASTING THE EVIDENCE
BKKLIN Judge, jury, litigants
and spectators smoked free ctgam
ut ti-liil of a merchant's suit against
a tobacconist for selling -him poor
cigars. The tobacconist furnlHhed
the smokes to let tho jury jtodge
of their merit, and Die good men
and true promptly found for the
plaintiff.
OIL FHOM TU'ltBER
RINGAPOKR (AP) Rubber
planters nre Interested In demon-j
titrations of a process for extract
ing oil nnd spirit from rubber
scrap. Production costs for oil
ure said to be 'about ten cents a
gallon, It his been found useful
In combatting mosquito pests and
In malaria prevention work.
OPERA IN FA.MOI K SQUARE
VENICE Open air ope-rn in St.
Mark's Square Is offered to Venice
visitors this summer, with- Pletto
Mascagni himself conducting.
E. Miller, deceased, by Fred E.
Miller, Atfy., Los Angeles, Cal.,
XllCil-applU-aUoji-Js'o.. bl7&71-.under.
the Act ot March 20, 1H22 (42 Stat.,
4tl6) to exchange the W, Section
10, Twp. 4 S.. Itunge 34 East, Un
ion County, Ore., within the Uma
tilla National Forest, for the tim
ber on the 32 acres In the SE
SKU, Sec 34. Twp. 28 S R. 10
West, and E NE'4, NWVi NWW.
and SV6 SVV, See. 2, Twp. 29 S
Range 10 West, W. M., within tho
Umpqua Nutlorinl Forest.
The purpose of this notice Is to
allow all pei-Kons claiming thelundtt
selected, or having bonu fide ob
jections to such application, an op
portunity to file their protests wlthv
the Register and Receiver of the
United Stutes Land Office at Rosd
burg, Oregon. Any such proteslH
or objections must be filed In this
office within thirty duys from the
duto of first publication ot this no
tice, 'which first publication Is June
2!U92S. . ; ,
HAMILL A. CANADA Y,
Register.
June 29 Jut 6-1 3-20-27.
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AT-TIIE THEATERS!
"Canyon of
Adventure" Stars
Ken Maynard
The Canyon of Adventure,"
Ken Maynard's latest Western
feature produced by Charles IX.
Rogers for First Nat)nal Pictures
now showing at the Colonial
theater.
This popular Western star who
has come to the fore of public
favor with such rapidity during the
pu.nt year, will he seen In a Pic
ture that fur surpasses anything
he has done to date. The story
was written especially for him by
Marlon Juckson, who has been re
sponsible for practically all of his
picture material,
"Tho Canyon of Adventure" tells
of the eurly days of California
when the Spanish dons and gran
dees ruled with an iron hand. It
tells of their -huge lund grants,
given them by the King of Spain
and the efforts of the hated gringo
land grubbers to secure this land,
Just before its entry into the Un
ion. Maynard hus a typical role
In that of a whimsical and fast
moving U. S. land agent who Is
endeavoring to save these lands for
their owner by registering them
with tho government .land office
before the final day set. It Is by
far the best'" thing 'he has done to
dnte and shows an entirely new
side of Ken's ability. "The Canyon
of Adventure" will provo that he
is an actor of ability, as well as
one of the most daring stunt riders.
An all stur cast In Virginia
Browne Fairo who has the lead
ing feminine role Eric Muyne,
Theodore Lorch and William Fra
ney have been assembled In sup
port.
Albert Rogoll dlrootcd and Har
ry J. Brown supervised the pro
duction. Lon Chaney
Now Playing At
The Arcade
Lon Choney has one odd bonnt
he Is the only actor In the world
who has praeflcully become a pro
verb. It happened In Hollywood
when some wise-cracker pointed to
a beetle and remarked "Don't step
on it It may be Lon Choney." That
remark has been published car
tooned and repeuted thousands of
CALL FOft RIDS
Kti'f-o? Improvement
Sealed bids wilt Ik received by
the commission of Hie City of Lu
Grnnde, Oregon, for the construc
tion of the Improvement in street
Improvement District No. 180, ac
cording to the plans and specifi
cations for suld improvement now
on file In the office of the Clly
Recojulauof said city.
A deposit of (f.00) Five Dol
If.i'H w 1 14 be- veq uld- fur set ot plan
and specifications for suld district
which amount will b refunded If
blddep Is unsuccessful and returns
sume to this office.
. Bids will be received to the hour
of 7:30 p. in., Wednesday, the 8th
day of August, 1928, und , must be
uccompunled by a certified check
or bidder's bond In the sum of ten
per cent of the amount of bid as a
guarantee of tho acceptance and
completion of contract, If uwnrded.
Checks will be returned to un
successful bidders. All bonds In
connection with this work are re
quired to be secured through resi
dent agents and no bond will be
accepted unless written by a resi
dent of the City of La Grande.
The commission reserves the
right to reject uny und all bids.
By order of tho commission, July
25th, 1928.
EMMA M. FOWLER,
Pro Tom Recorder of tho
. City of La Grnnde, Ore.
7-27-IOt.
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BECAUSE HE HM)
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VOO DiDM'T -
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times sines In every country In the
wvrld until it is literally a. new
proverb. Chaney, who appears In his lut
eal Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer vehicle,
"Uiugn, Clown, Iugh" now play
ing at the Arcade theater, la one
Ut IOC ...WO. ..... . I ...,, ..(,....
the screen, as well ai the greatest
bosofflce attraction. Born In Colo
rado Springs, he first saw the In
side of a theater as prop boy In
his brother's playhouse. Later he
becuine an actor in musical com
edy; a dancer, comedian and sing
er: then a stage munager.
Early In the picture Industry he
beruim Interested In films. He
pluyed Western heavies and then
becume a director, directing J.
Warren Kerrigan In a series of pic
tures. He returned to acting to
play "The Frog" In "The Miracle
Mud" and became famous over
night. Since then he has so or (Ml
many consistent triumphs. Among
his successes slnce he has been un-1
der contract to Metrq-Goldwyn-1
Mayer are "He Who Gets Slupped."!
"The Cnholy.ThrtH," "Tell It lo the j
Marines,1'. "The Unknown," "The
Ulg City" and others. -
Chaney. Is ulso famous as being
the only screen player chosen as
one of tho authors In Encyclopae-j
dla HrUunnlctt. He has contribut
ed tho chaptor on inoke-up. ' I
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Picture Of
Unusual Merit -At
The Star
There will be shown here for tne I
first tlnin Friday ot the Star thea
ter tho Tlrfnny-Htahl production.
'Streets of ShniiKiial, a story
whleh dramatically portrays an ex
citing incident In 'the niystorloiis
city of HhanKhtii llirslvlirg a pret
ty American girl and a murine. The
story runs in an unbroken con
tinuity and sustains Ui interest
throughout.
The story tells of the meeting or
an American mission teacher with
tho hundsomo marine who is sta
tioned nt the United Ktates consu
late In the Chinese city. l'Yantlo
nt the thought that one of her pu
pils has been kidnapped by a nef
arious blind she truces the girl to
a room In a certain quarter of the
city, nnd there she Is aided by sev
eral marines who learn her story
nnd aid her In rescuing her charge.
The handsome young tnnrlns is Im
mediately smitten by the charms of
the llltla lady, ami the next few
weeks sees hltn paying her ardent
court. Hut in the work of rescue
tho schoolteacher hus aroused tho
enmltyoot a powerful Chinese man
dnrln whose son Is nlso in love with
the mission teacher. Ho has his
Dexter Locks
We have -shipment
of Dexter1 Locks on
the way. These locks
have bakelite knobs.
They always look the
same no tarnishing
and the. only way
you can break them is
with a Bledge ham
mer. ' '
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Lumber Co,
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Professional Directory
Tills directory to especially bandy for the newcomer or for Um
oat-of-tosm reader who may want the name and addraw of sons
profeflskmal smb. It h&s been carefully prepared and will prove
to be ready eld lo any reader In obuituliig prompt professional
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MAUOAHUT INilLIC. D. O.
Qensral practice nd the "POST
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riuUdlng Main 101
Architect
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Room 7
La Grande Nations! Bank Building
henchmen surround the mission lo
kill tho white gtrl, but the timely
arrival of a force of marines saves
the lives of the defenders ami ce
ments more strongly the bonds of
the couple. "
Paulino fltnrke plays the f sutur
ed role In the production and she
Is ably assisted by Kenneth Hurlun,
Margaret Livingston, Kddle Grlli
hon, Juson Hobards, Muthllde Co
mmit, Ho.llti. and Anna May Wong.
The story Is by John Francis Nut
tetord and directed by Louis J.
CiiiHiiler.
A ItELATEt) AI'CTIOX
HAMILTON. Ilermuda Bare
furniture tuken from the wreck of
th eScoteh burk Cumeona when II
wub wrecked on the Bermuda coiist
more than a century ago was sold
nt auction here recently.
Fertilize!
When soli Is firllllr.ril It pro
duces more iiuil (or a lumber
time.
When you hulld ft snvlncs
account ynu fertilize your
etirnltiR cnpnolty becuusn In
nililitlon to your own pny you
got the enrmnKH of your nion
iey In tho hnnHv., , ' ' X
Snvo Jlero
U. S. National
Bank
Member Federal Reserve '
System
EXCURSION FARES - DAILY
To Portland One Way 9.50
Round Trip 15.40
Lv, Ita Ornnde 0t2B a. m Ar. Portlnnd 10;10 p, m.
Modern Do Jjiixe l'nrlor Coaches
Oregon-Trail Stage Depot
On Jefferson Onhoalte U. P. Depot.
STAGES LEAVE
FROM LAGRANDE DEPOT
Wallowa Coach Co.
Leave
La Grande for Wallowa Lake 8 :45 a. m. -4 :00 p. m.
Connect witli All Points West
Blue Mountain Transportation Co.
Leave
La Grande for Baker, Boise 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.
(Connections at Pendloton for Walla Walla and Tawo)
Leave La Grande
For Portland at 10:30 a. m.
Fare $9,50, Round trip $16.00
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