La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 01, 1928, Image 7

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    Wednesday, August 1', 12S
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Seven
The Observer Want
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa
NEW TODAY)
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room unurtini'tit. ivitij KliihH.t-ln
pio-pint; j.nirlt ami ptlv.'.t.' l.utll,
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wit sam: on thauk
lint n.u.i: tut hunt a, i, !,.
room Iumi.s.'k. Call Kl.ll .MIi.
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KOIt HAI.K Alfalfa, hay in field.
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Furniture i-Ixeliane. t-iiH-tf
KlMOriAl, iliscoiint on all IHn -
n.-i uar and eookliiK ulriwllK.
474-.I. KtiMiitiire KnliariKe.
' 1K fciAl.K tUt TK.1K till cook
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hlno harvi'Mt.-r. w;tKOii8. hoiM-s. ehlne. IM.-etrie motor. 4T4-J.
;asy t Tin.-. Write ltox :t"
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Til IKS 1-or jtule. f, .lljte.i'fi l-'ire-.
stone rords an. I tutM . to kooiI j
j-Oiapc. Aekeriuan'a Tire Shop.
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J'UC I IK NT Htt lelty modern 3 -
room duple., In ln'Mt residential
dIMrlet. Alien Duplex, 1 E 7 4th.
.Main 643.
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STUA YK1 One hay saddle mare,
weinltt about Hutu Ihs.. tirandedi
I ' on left shoulder. Notify Itoy
I!e.man, It. I. I. No. I , .u'
Cmude. 7-3 1 -Jtp
nut salj-: $:i.omi weii bum 7-j
joom duelling and batb. Kleetrlej
wired, ftir must ho moved
to niaki' room for business. John
Mars. 7-l!t-tf j
HAVK TWKNTV DOLLAR on aj
new KriKidalre. Uemilar v.M. C
payment, plan If desired. See V. '
I ). Vumjhu, Sacajaweu Jnu.
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I
I'Olt SAl.K 1 ftt; fhrysler coupe,
4 cylinder. New paint, uerhau-1
iialiy A-1; fully equipped. Price j
J..LT.. Kasy terms. Call Mr. ,
Holey, salesman, .Main (I!o. Harry:
M. V(iKffonr t'o. 7-:n-4t
' I'oli SAI.K- l ::' fhrywier 7"" j
coach, Veiy fine condition; re-j
n:i int ed irooit ru I her. This Ih u 1
real snap at $ti&n. Kasy terms.
Call Mr. Sley. salesman. Main
Hurry It, WaKffoner Co.
7-:(M-4t
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Ml'SKRATS KOR HAI.K-ISnnklnjr; mo,it. SPdans. by the mile or
orders for fall delivery. Large. hour .n. ,iain ,;;,,). Many
-rk brown. lliue Mountain i Waggoner. 7-'.'o-im
strains. lave delivery gunran- I . ...
tee.i. (irders filled in rotation. jsi'K' lAI. fa.';t-cutiing knife gr ind
Half cash with order, balance' carborundum wheel, oil-tight
(. O. D. Mt. Kmily Muskrat j and dust proof gear case, $l.f0.
Farm, I .a Grande, Oregon. 4 7 4-. I. Fut nil in e Kxehange.
7-12-2ml - 7-2S-tf
MOM'N' POP
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"Ad Observer Want Ad
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houses. John .MurjL tI-"H-lf
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i Kol HAlK 5-room hous. uar:nrc
,,wn, hruht. had trees. Caved
street. Teriua can he had. In
pnnd resilem.e Keeiion. .'IU7 Spring
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furulHlied houses with baths.
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house, f urnished or' unfurnished,
one block from post of f ice. Fine
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' practical nurse, liy day or week.
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WANT 10 D Y uung m rried man
wants steady woik. H'- V. ave.
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MISCftlJ.ANftOI'S
EASTKRN ORKOON School of Mu
sic Violin, piano, voice credits.
1. O. O. K. Temple. Ph. 447-J.
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Ad Page
Counties -
f LA URANDE MATTRESS & lp
! holbterlujf A. Weaving Work.
Phone 424-W. Chai. E.lwuidi,
I Prop. 13-l-lm
I MONK Y TO LOAN We have mon
! ey to loan on desirable city prop
erty ut the low rate of Interest of
' 6'-. We write u II kinds of In
! surunee, Including Ufa. Chas. H.
I Reynolds. ,1-lu-tr
HEALTH
Till: MVSTI.IUOIS THY M IS
Itv Fiancis H. hcllnuu:. M. .,
SjiiiIu Monica, ( uL
Member (Joryas Memorial'
The glands urt- the "Speeinlistn"
In t hi human chemical factory. All
nre member nf the t-Iandular nys
tern but each has its own special
function ami product.
Medical roearch, that wonder
ful talisman of science, has unveil
fl many of the secreiH which had
tain concealed in thcuu obscure or
Kiins fi'niil time immemorial; many
of litem still leimiiu mysterious',
hut the searchlight is upon them.
in the latter category is the
Thymus uland. Situated in the
base of the neck, it is, except In
rare Instances, if Insignificant size
and of unknown function. Active
in some myst'M'iotiM way in the un
born child, it shrinks away after
birth. Sometimes, however, ii per
sists, and the Individual in whom
it persists is always walking on
the ede of a precipice.
I' rom lime immenmrjat ihore
have been cases tf sudden death
fidhiwlnj; sump Insignificant ami
trivial shock, all in persons In ap
parently perfect hen It h. Medical
research has associated these cases
with a persistent Thymus. Ilnu
this association came to he estab
lished is an interesting story w hich
came to the writer from the bile
eminent pathologist, I ft Stanle
Hlack.
A man in a row boat on the Dan
ube river at Vienna stood up. Inst
his balance and fell overturn! d. lle
was promptly rescued by his com
panions in the boat, but be was
dead. It seemed impossible that
he could have drowned in the few
moments of immersion. Kxnmiiii.'-
tioii at the morgue showed an np-f
pareutly normal human ' heim;.
Moreover he had not drowned.
There was no water in the lungs.
The only unusual condition was a
persistent Thymus yland. No spe
cial significance was attached to
this phenomenon.
Then the , unusual happened.
Within a week another man fell
overboard under precisely Identical
conditions; was pulled out dead:
was found normal at autopsy ex
cept that there was a persistent
Thymus. This suggested that there
was here something more than a
coincidence, Tlui. runes were re
"7Hn??rand 'fioon'"nrrrcurns bean
to come in. tuber cases of sudden
HY-PEPSEN
A Imitative 'INmie and S.vsini
Cleanser
There ni'e two processes continu
ally taking place In your body.
One is the building up of you:
Hone. Illood, Nerve and Tissue. Tin
other is the carrying off of waste
matter and impurities. If your di
gestive organs fail to do their duty,
portions of this wasle matter re
main in the stomach and intestine:
where they ferment, sour and de
cay, causing Indigent ru. Sour
Stomach, I yspepsi:t, Kid tit-y Trou
ble, etc.
lly-I'i;i-Sn Is recommended to
restore the Stomach. I.iver and
p.owels to their natural function
thus correcting the causes of man)
arttnents.
For sale".y Moon Drug Co,
The Go-Getters Call
iiftw " CAT
By Junius
"Well,1 pijMd lip tin cobhier. "I
lei my first mid Hermit! wIvch net
away from me, hut you run If mire
thai I'm Kointf tn iiek to my laisi."
Nothing I'lKe wuiKm so linnl jim
l!li rumor.
an
Here cutni'di I he cat)ii when
I Ik Ki-Uihiate bey in- In uct an edu
cniiou. Dinner, 'unfortunately, was a lit
tle late, and a KUCst asked the hos
tess whet her she u oil Id be hi lid
'iioiih to play somtihinK.
Sealing herself at the baby grand
shf executed an admirable excerpt
from W'iKn"''. She finished, but
there uas still 'a few minutes to
wait, und in the rattier pained sil
ence she tinned to the tieul old gen
tleman on lor riht and ashed:
"Would you like a sonata before
dinner?"
Her guest g:tve a start of sur
prise and pleasure.
"Thank you," he replied. "I had
a couple on the way here, but I
think 1 could man.ge another."
a
Mr. llenpeck: "Is my wife gohix
out, Itose'.'
Mai. 1: "Yes. s'.r."
Mr. llenpeck: "Do you Know if
I'm going with her"." s
The .only time some married
women miss their husbands is
when I he-y m e out of tn n. At
home. her aim is perfect.
A louhrmv Is a ne. hi who won't
stand belli;; Ixired.
Man: Mere son, l.et ine have a
f'altl oinia paper with a good ac
count of Ihc disaster out Ibcie.
Newsboy: 1 ain't got one left,
Mist.-r. Hut here's a Florida paper
that's got every detail.
Women should be apt pupils in
aviation. Fur several "yean they
have had a lol of practice tn "(lik
ing off."
Itesi'iits Utterly With Hero
PA Ii IS A Napoleon who gets
married after the campaign in Italy
Instead of before Is shown as a
general before he is a rapciiti and
is made to rip up history instead
of kingdoms, has caused Abel
Ganrfr. producer of the original
film nf Napoleon, to bring lawsuit
against the American corporation
to whom be sold the film. The
French court has ruled the film
must be shown in i!w original form
or us modified by Ihc author.
MORft m:im-y THAN MWI,
Tl'RNKRS FAM.S. Mass. After
being stung by wasps periodically
while emptying a letter box here,
mail -carriers invest Ic.fi 1 ed. A colo
ny of wasps was discovered In a
nest in an obscure corner of the
box.
dent h from a t ri via I cause were
found lo be associ-it...! with per
sistent Thymus. it then develop
ed Dial other glands were apt lo
be en la l'ged 111 I hese case, espe
cially the ttmsiis.
In persistent Thymus there Is an
occult connection with the heart.
Hi the cases of fatal trivial acci
dent the action of Die heart is sud
denly arrested. ,
There is also a heart factor In en
largement of the Thyroid gland
ioitre. which is ul.-'o frequently as
sociated with qulnri'ed tonsils. I!e
moval of Di loiisiis has materially
improved a goodly number of Hi esc
".ises.
The toiiiiN are another cae of an
apparently useless structure having
a far reaching infhiem-e upon oilier
vital orga us.
Knlarged tonsiU arn diseased ton
sils and are better removed.
BER'JKCK. HAS St-'.O
."io MAMV TIMES V-MiLY
TST iT Mt.S . ,uiktAC
HOT To StE MOfeS
OP TW GlOHU'S .UE'S
SO COhTJ OP Pot5
, -
Make a Call
i ATTiiE mms
; Radio Sing-er on
Fanchon And
Maj-co Bill
Inn. Mitchell Under, whose vole
Is probably one of the bext known
among Southern California radio
fans, has been secured by Function
and Marco for a tour of the West
Coast circuit in their fifth annual
radio "Idea."
This year's production has been
named "Radio- - - Television" Idea)
and came to the Arcade theater to
day. Miss Hutler gained nation wide
fame during her record engage
ment of :';t weeks itt the Farthay
Circle theater. I. ok Angeled, in the
prologue to "7lh Heaven." It was
M is Hmi br w ho sa ng ihc t heme
song of the picture throughout the
prologue.
Ifcr reputation as the "Diane
girl" became so wide spread since
then t hat radio fan mail daily
brings in a score of requests for
her to sing "Diane" over the air
at almost every appearance.
Reside M iss Hut b r, Fa itch nu
and Marco have included an all
star ensi of radio entertainers, in
cluding West. Luke and llanc, Nat
Spector, Frances St. George und
the Pearl Twins.
"Half a Hrlde" Ksthei- Ralston's
new starring picture for Para
mount, will prove to be an intrigu
ing piece, of entertainment w In n
shown on the screen tonight.
It is a tlra mat ice picture based
on the experiences. (1f a pleasure
mad giil. who fimis true happi
ness in a trip back to nature.
Gary t'ooper, the versatile star,
has the leading male role and
carries it off excellent ly.
Miss Ralston and Gary t'uoper
are washed ashore on a ' deserted
island oil' the Canadian coast ami,
during the w neks of privation
which follow. Miss Ralston learns
t he emptiness of her former life
as a petted society debutante and,
in addition, barns to love her fel
low castaway.
Tin picture' Is timely, dealing
with companionate marriage and
its foibles and Includes a variety
of locale, including the ballrooms
of ihc Wealthy, the pleasure dives
of the underworld, the. life aboard
an expensive sea-going yacht and a
deserted island.
Milton Sills
In "Hawk's Nest'
At the Star
The gravi
the dapper t
st enemy of society.
riminal who looks liko 1
an ordinary business man, is por- i
trayed by Milton Sills in his new j
First National starring production,
"The Hawk's Nest" which ih now
playing al the Star thcuter. I
in this thrilling underworld pho-1
ttmlay criminals are dcpietel on j
the screen as they actually look und t
net; according to Sills. .v
"Modern criminals," said Sills.
"do not have homely, leering eoun- j
teiuinces. They do net wear loud-i
colored, ragged sweaters and wear
"safe-blowers' caps, as is often mis- I
represented in literature and. out
the stage and screen.
"To all outward appearances
they arn rcsperted members of so
ciety, well dressed, quite spoken
men .seemingly of Important affairs
and big business deals. Tho homes
they live in are ns fine as the bank
president's. For this reason they
are the greater nir-uace for to them
crime Is a smooth functioning, or
ganized business.
"1 have spoken with police
authorities and they told me that
I would he surprised to Hud a
notorious crook living in the same
block with me, but that It was not
at all I in possible. The ordinary
citizen, they sjiid. would be amazed
to find how otteii he rubs elbows
w it h dangerous gunmen, bandits
and criminals In theaters and cn fes.
It Is this type of criminal which
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CROumCj (.EOjT
tSCl MIS MOUEV
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TO
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I wo have portal yed in "The Hawk's
J Nest'."
j Doris Kenyon plays opposite
Silts, The supporting cast includes
j MontnKU l.ove, Gt urge Kotsonaros,
Sojiu, Frances Hamilton and V ola
id'.WrH. lb njnmin ChrisU nsm di
rected.
Clara Bow Stars
In Crook Film
Hero Thursday
A great many dramas of the un
derworld havi beell Hashed Upon
the Hcreell but it has taken Clara
Mow, queen of the flappers, to give
the motion pictuie public th iiiumI
stirring of all.
The Paramount star accom
plishes this in "l.a.lb K .tn the Mob,"
which opens at the Arcade Thuis
day. a Infilling story ot gangsters
ami their loves, something which
is rarely laken into consideration
when tho police reports aie Kiel.
It Is an entirely iliiteieut Clara
Row, who throws off the wiles of
the flapper and plunges herself
into a powerful jiorlra.val of a ter
rors! rtvkcii wife of a gangster. It
Is by far the heaviest bit of acting
Miss Itow has itMcmpled since her
work in "Wings" and she proes
conclusively (hat sin- ;an ham Me
drama as w ell as I he lighici- roles
which have made her so popular.
Tho story, which watt written by
Krnesl Rooth. s a tale of a young
couple of the underworld, the hus
band a crook and the wile attempt
ing at all times lo keep him
st might. -The climax produces it
thrill when, caught and surrounded
bv the. police. Miss- Row takes the
most drast ic methods imagined to
keep "her man" on llio straight and
narrow palh.
Another interesting Cilng in the
product bin Is the w el id phidogru
piilc effects obtained by Henry Ger
ranl. (umeraman, under tho direc
tion of William Welluian. youlhtnt
director, wlti matte such a tieuon
ilous success with "Wings" ami
"The Legion of I he 'nndeiiincd."
This is his first ell ort w it h M iss
Row and Richard Arbn. ead,im.r
IT ISN'T A UOMX
WITHOUT A TELEPHONE
Mow in the world can a
young person expert to
become "popular"
wtlcss there is a Tele
phone in the home?
We don't say it can't he
done. It might. But it's
doubtful.
By Cowan
ow wta
tLKE D INSURt.NC
fCI fAC .UNTIL l WAS
Ol-ZTV -THESE
But mil
TuEilS SdMPLEb
ftlUUT INTO V0UB.
BBoce
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PiOLOQ ANC r!5uM
UP BuiNeW' UNPER
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as a cav row. mm-.
By Blosser
S.'OI-'iUa.WC.llJil. I
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Independent jffS I
7'elephona l?jpq-'
AND TOO CAN nAVR ONB
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Professional Directory
This directory la especially bandy for the newoomer or for ttit
out-of-iowu reader Mho uuty want the uaiue and addrewi of auuie
profession!! man. It hae been carefully prepared and will prove
to be ready aid to any reader la obtaining prompt professional
vervlc.
Classified for Quick Reference
I Osteopathic Physicians
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I MAHUAItUT l.M.t.K, , O,
Uenural praeto-u tnil the "i'OST
HY STiiit" IvT tntlvn arehva.
hnniner Telephone
duiidtc Main HPi
Ardiiteot
V, II. fllM.l.i:it, A re It Meet
liotilll 7
(-a Gianda NnlioiiH) lb nk Buildlnp
niari. , s lice tile lllieo worked to
gether in tiiming (he aviation epic,
"Wings."
A sound story, thrilling and ex
citing, well directed and beautiful
ly photoi-r-iphed is "Ladles of the
Mob," but, most important of all,
it will prove to I he motion picture
audiences that Mn-s How is not only
a flapper- she is a great actress.
Ol lift' members of the cast Used
in support of Die .star are Richard
Ariel!, .Mary Abbn. Helen Lynch.
Id hi it Hosing. I.oi raitie Rivero.
Robert T. Main s, James I'irn e and
ol hers.
K Nii VI LLP., Tenn. This city
In lasts itt LS leu m of prominent
nu n in civio clubs, banks, indus
lri.il dams ami commercial firms
Who are excellent, horseshoe pitch
el's. A league has been formed
n nil contests are held twice a week.
Fertilize !
When soil Is fertilized it pro
duces more und for a longer
time.
When you build a savings
account you fertilize your
earning capacity because In
addition lo your own pay yon
j;rt the earnings of your mon
ey In the bank.
Save I lore
U. S. National
Bank
Member l'Vilrnl Renerve
System
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EXCURSION FARES - DAILY
To Portland One Way $ 9..r0
Itomul Trip 15.10
I.v. Ia flrande !:25 n. m., Ar. Portland 10:10 p. m.
Modern De l.uxe Parlor Coaches
Oregon Trail Stage Depot
(Jii Jefferson opposite IT. P.
STAGES LEAVE
FROM LA GRANDE DEPOT
Wallowa Coach Co.
Leave
;ruri(l! for Wallowa Lake 8:1ft n. m. 4:00p.m.
Connect with All Points West
Blue Mountain Transportation Co.
I .cave
I.a (!rand(! for linker, Jiciise 11 :25 a. m.
I,a Crnwli! for Maker only i :3.r p. m.
I.a Cranile for Pendleton 10:30 n. m 3:l5p. m.
(Ciinnpotlnns al rvndlnton for Walla Walla nml PiiHfo)
Leave I.a Grande
For Portland at 10:30 a. m.
Tare $9.50, Round trip S16.00
For information
Look Over Our Want Ads for Bargains
Physicians & Surgeons
I, KM 11. BOUVY, M. 1.
I.UWA Ull.KKS. 91. I,
Practice limited to diaeuaea of toe
Kye, I'iar, Noae and Throat.
ew Foley Telephone
iiulldititf Uain 14
B. 0, HIKBT, M. I.
Phyalulao and Surgeon
Rommer Tlvhun
U'tlldiuir alalu 'it
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Puyalclan ana Burgeon
nnr1ner Tfiephose
Muildinr Mhiii
Ufldenee Phone Main 4UV
If no answer call Malu lua
V. I,. nALB'lHtlf, M. D.
Prcatlce limited to diseases of toe
Kye, Kitr, Noao aad Throat
Room Telephone
Soinmer Uuildlnr Ualu 77
A. I.. HICH AHIINon, . D.
tiurifury
Rooma 16-17 Telephone
douiiuer Rulldlny Ula im
It. G. MeCALl at. D,
Phyalclan and Surgeon
Hommcr Tetepboae
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Physician and Surgeon
I tins. 14-la. West-Jocnbson Rldfr..
Office Ph. 4S3-J. Res. Ph. PJ2-IJ
Astrologer
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3" I N Ave.. I.a (ii.in.lo. Ore.
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Eoii.IIiiks liy Mail a .Spprlalty
While our service is expert
nnd efficient. It is not without
genuine ai'fecllon. This en
ables us to carry out Instruc
tions to I he letter.
We Cnderstaud
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Main 62
Depot.
'hone Main 130
call MAIN 799
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