La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 10, 1928, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextFriday. August 10, 102S LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Nine "1 I The Observer Want Tlie Market Place of Union and Wallowa 1 NEW TODAY! 'oil H-M-K Hood Hiuhhie pig. Also brood mw. Pi ice right. J. I.. Weslonskovv, Rubor, s -;i - l i Hi It RDNT 4-ronm iunmhcd I huU.se. Col lift- t- iill'l IMllf. I .S-Jll-'Jlp I J V.ATi:i - Large light tu. in. t Kitchenette and bath, centrally, . located, suil.il-h- lor sin. tin put-' ne.s. Wrtli Dr;irr .7:. s-'ti-tt'1 .. ' j MISS (il.AHYS K. Mil. I. Kit mIi- j . . IIIMMM ! I lie J eOjll 111 ll 1.1 1 III T ; pill HO S MfllO Sept, 1 St. t "I'd I it ; fur High school pupil, i all i 'i A ImIim-c I u u. in. S-n.:i! v I'oit sai.k - i;-ji-i ti. r. ?!-.... Small down payim-nt, huianc hi. lent. ' hhrli :r.iin FUiim- 'S j imIM, east of ls':m. 'iy hiu'i ! way. I'hotie M;iin lo, or ii I 4 ' s-if. :it He' 7 I 'hevrolei fotipi- in (M---1I-ut con. iil mi). good ml. her, r-'ii!-, mil looks J 1 1; in v. . . .McKl;Nt N.xSU 1 si:i 'Ai: u t 1 1 1 i s ! : - k i ; I-: i i : i : w a xt : i i : x - perienced Woman who can ftir nb li best nl if I -roil' - s. Family of thrrr; eM-elent living and working condition.-;. o a month. Phone .M.-i in 7 fur nppoint-nii-ii'. S-ln-.'iip. I 'R SAI.i: - I'Ut nitnri'. Monarch ntiKf bke pew. he-ih-r. $10; lining table, J hi; china closet. ? I ; ; i cl'rigcralor. : Kconniny ipl.irls, lITic iloz; fi-routn irioder n ' " house tor ii'iil, on paved sin !.;'' ('hirago. :iii7 Sprint? SI. Phone' i ; S - Af. s ,7 i f WANTKI) -Nlll-Hilil? by epe(iellced practical nurse. Ilv day or week. I'h. :tof,-,L f-i i :i Wash. "-Hl-lmp WANTEU-A niKtl-KlMde mall ili-j-terested in liaviuc a business of I' Ids own - a s-r ice station. t;ie' full deTai:., including present oc cupation, and p isl espeiience in ' a letter a-ldressed to Si . care ' ( (bsi-rvep of t we. 7-f.t I'oh hi;m KOH HE NT Modes n 4 -room fur- j. nished liou-. Call ::!ni-M, .v-s iitpj KOH LENT Modem apt. coitierL tilit and N. I47-.M. S-l-tf j. l'OH HE NT Modern furnished apt. WavM-ley Apt p. X-l-Impi I'fHt H ENT - a. room nn f m nishe-l ' .M I II i W.N l l:ll W.-iKliiili.- .ni l .lii:i ! . Sfwilll.'. I'lins l'i-:is.il:it!... I'iiljl! ;n-w. s-'i-.-.tpi I house. I'h. lt;s-M. s - 4 -1 i" I'OH RENT Morlen, sh - pin-r rooms. I. O. O. l Temple. I'hOlle ."o.L'-.L s-ll-lm : ! I ill I: ENT r.-room modern house, mi pa ved st n : la r ; ai -iiK-. :m; Sprlni: Si. I'h. 1-lN-M. . '. l'OH l: ENT - iinm rum. house. Mrs. May Hoffman. Lil-.L S-:-tf 1 l'OH HI-; N'T -Strictly mo.jetn S- iconi duplex, in Lest residential district, .ll. n liuplev, i:,n7 '4th. . t Main r.i:. x-il-tnip '; l'OH l! ENT 'J, 3, 4 nd a-room furnished houses with l.atlis. Clean and quiet. 1 S I (1 ( I icon wood i ' (J-liM-tf l'OH SALE. OH TltADi: HI V. Si:i.L. raise, move and Hade hous's. John M.irs. li-L'o-tf MOM'N' POP MOM IS THIS WAY AND POP IS THAT By Cowan f.OF M.V. TMHC'.UiKtY, SM V)D To ) ( MOM , D&CLINft ' ) HONW , CLMT 1M. 5IMPL- ) ( Orvur r.H -j AE-LU SHE I r r-onT "1 tijfm WfY MIWFy "VT ("V tlt m 01 ol I sut cowts NM.'TOU't) EE 6R! Pts?eu, WW HWT yvouDRCP too B05,f . cc,piVJ(tn X tlit(a untts; 1 L0,E OUST '( oi p P - llAu-T 1 f wtt-UT too TO -Tu:n sue vi BuT Money wfcS vou BEEN IM FOP- S Fo& ViOftfcS N W:tHD VtLV. H-D 6. LUCK.Y J CitMiCED I L7SE 'SO I COULtJ 11 ihiThIhE G0t4t To HERWEUO OVR?'mA TEA SuoPPint AND LIKE TnW V00 BPEA NO EXCUSE foP A WN ict(.-. MONT ' i,cs Mftcwf f.ufs IMPOSSIBLE. DVnG. TO GCTTiNi PEtvTW 0U0K1 TSIT BUVIlV ClGfc1; FOB. . I gix A.H;T To (PPfhr- umEEusr0 Yr- H' ) VwsJt -tMuPWCvou vtGGs - l S I was 'oujwwg inutRiT TmE tMi'iEtTlE ID Z T. . MIS'T with L tBR"T,l AR.0UNQ llf' r,' Pr Mniwr. Mrrv uca , J' THEPfc'4 TT CoU y I ) C&N AFFORD To . T ' TTr.tgNBOWD THE i V and butw p&uk.fr. I spend our r, L l i if'ivv GANC xfU : 7 i ctn Tttu e- Twe I. VACATION t a. '. 1',kc I r55wv-i'4 1 I VAN RoTvi UCjlOS T I STAGGER E6.-SDE 1 l' -'' "ilfcP fgTTT FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS STJJANG10 ENGLISH By Blosser f rJi'SS0OTAND ) (111 ( TciAluiEioRBV fy 'COULD V0O7EU- ) VAS AT WOE 1 LTHOumT WEVSPg ") Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five nvrraKe wonli to tlie line.) Per Mm-, 1st liwrtloii.- 10c Ver Hut. tuvU added cunncc ulive insertion l 7c Minimum cliuro on ono or der - 5c HATKS II V MONTH 2 tines, per inonili $2.!i0 linen, ht niimih ...$.l.i5 4 llni'M, Hr month $4.00 5 linr, Mr mouth $4.75 Kuril utlillllonal line ovrr five elm vziHl ul &0c r II rits H-r moitlli. I ASH IV ADVANCE la re quired on nil ( iu.ssiritA ordura to eurn lilt-so rules. Higher rutin clmrjrftl on nil eredlt Insertlona. Copy for utl ilasslfled orders must he In thU offlev by JO A. M. DAY OF ISI-:KTlOX. Slop or ders on utl Inserted until further not Ire must be rt.'lvel by the Kiitne liour or cxtnt Insertion will be chartft'd. Telephone orders Bolleltcd. Ciisb rates miiy bu earned on phono orders by piiymrnt nti or bet'oro date of lost Insert I on, I'll ONE MAIN S7 . "Au Observer Want Ad Will Do It" Oil SALE 1'i. diliiiK eiicuinhers. i'lHine ;ni-w. s-j-:m ii: SALK New iiimiern 4 -room Ji.jiiM and faiae. i't;a7 ISireh. S-4 titp 'OH SALE --room house, water, elect! ir lights, $ . u dovMi, $;i mo. Call Main IMS. S-S-St 'OH SA I, i; Carload feeder )(ks. .1. W. Koley, Echo, Ore. Phono CM''!.':'. .S.S-SI p it SALI-i!e;istere,l Cuern.sey ! ill. .L H. Jrry, near Iowa hool house. S-y-at p oli SALE IT. IL P. Advanee limniey ste.uu online. I'inc con dition. Terms, tire. Hd we ,r Imp. Co. S-ii-tf ci; SA Li; - 7-room house with Kara if n. at I suh :!rd. i'h. 3fiJ-J. s-7-ll'tp iH SALE At a bargain, house mi Adams A e., income jr. a mo. Also loo acres on Sandridtfe. In Muii e Noi t h Side Hai her Shop. S-G-fltp l'OH SAI.IO flnoii modern fi-room house, hardwood floors, dutch kitcln-n. breakfast nook, other built - in f'sit lie's, furnace, base ment, lawn. Price Jjsaa, Easy ieijms. Wiil take car in on trade. Must f:o at onre. lour, V, ,.s.s-i;t s'PECIAL bis values in Hoosier Vniy enameled ware: Coffee Pots ".He Ten Kettles Mie 1 ''ep Oisli I'jins fine Convex: Sauce Pans ami i 'overs iioo 1'ie Plate?, l'udrlimr Pans ntld Wash Ha sins, each lac I'lirntluie Exchange. x-s-tf LOST ,( 1ST -About July 'J7th, Australian sliepenl with red spot on nose, leal h- r collar. $:'o reward. I .ast seen between Meailiaui and Hit n;i i d. White John .lanopnllo shaas, Peiiilieton Shoe Shining Parlors. Petldleton.Ure. X-7-fitp Ad Pagje Counties MlS(T.M..i:oi s . OKI HO lot tnken for pi. -Kline eli j cumherK. Cull .Main f.47. K-H-3t jHI-;i IIAVI'XIM.'IIT, leather uphnl j t4tiriiiK, ;ti. I'm nit ui e KxettuiiK''. , K-N-tf (EASTKRN OHEOON School of Mu j sic Violin, piano, voice credits. , 1. O. O. r Temple, i'h. 4 4 7-J. I 3-9-l.M HAMILTON ItKACH , p.. t ileal h wee per, almnxt new; Nss than -i price. Kilt nit lit e Kxclume. s-s-tr LA iJltAKDE MATTUKSS & Up holster ins St Weaving Work. Phone A'i. 4-W, Cha. E.lwanlg, Trop. 12-1-Jin CAItS I'tHt HIUK You drivo late model Redans, by the mile or hour. I'hone .Mniii lif.u. Hurry WuKKoner. 7--n-lm 1 ISAVK TWKNTV DOI.I.AI'.S mi n new Irlkiituh'. l:'Kil!:ir tl. M. puynioilt i!un if tlosh'iMl. S4J W. I J. auKin. S:n-oj;iweii Inn. i cn-tf i IO 1 1 1: 1 : A'l'l ' !: Ve.lll Asmo.I:iUii. cr.'ilit rjilliiH" ('leiii'ini; Ihiiim'. rnl-l.-.'l inns. t-i'Mlit liiliiiKs. S. I,. Yliomiison, .Mki., II. II. I ':i rk'i'. Svc, 1 1.1 Klin. SI. I'lmiii' Mn I n I. r. ii. Hum ?r.:i. s.s.im MONEY TO LOAN V have mon ey to loan on desirable city prop erty at the low rate of interest of 0. We write all kinds of in surance. Including life. Chas. II. Reynolds. S-HI-if HEALTH j wur.x cmi.Diti m:i:ai i.ay Hv Charh- L. Iioolou. M. 1. At Ian til. t.a. Member (iorpas Memorial Th normal child, in my opinion, is not lazy. tin the contrary I he normal child is overflowing wit 1) en I husiasm and energy, is always act ive. Therefore, it a child ap pears to In- lazy, lie is mentally or physically sick. To correct this laziness, the parent should tint scold the child but should seek to discover the cause by consulting a competent physician. If your child is lazy, yon can be sure he does mil feel w ell. The trouble may be trivial or of short duration, or it may h the begin-j ning of n malady leading to veryj serious results. The safest way to; find out just what is the trouble is1 to consu It a compel ent physician. Hive the child the hem-til of the donht. Don't scold him--hlp him. Every health'y good feeder should be more or less lazy after each meal to allow for proper digestion. This, bow ever, .should pass and pandemonium' reign. If the laziness temrs fo b continuous, it may be due chronic inti-st iual indigestion its accompanying symptoms, standing or sitting posture in come to a with The ;.y be altoget hep incorrect with n suit iug fattnue, which may be interpreted as hizines. A beginning, but deep sealed, tuberculin infection may be at work. The blood may be thin t mm a si m pie or mote Serious anemia. Hookworm or other hl-te-uinal parasites may be p-en-nt. Some of the glands ot int. stinal se cretion, especially the thyroid, may not be wmklng efficiently, and con- 1 sequent ly h slow movements of ! body ii li I mind may be incnnectly j interpreted as lax.iu.-ss. The eyesight may be defective, (with the resulting exhaustion due !to eyestrain. Correct g'asm-s may 'do away with the lethargy. Ade noid k or enlarged tonsils may pre vent i nough oxygen entering the- n.n in wi if'i urii.-wi.- oi.i ( i - - , ire n I Mil'IV Ol 1 lie CI1MU Will piOO-J :l II II (vent i nough oxygen ent. -ring tiiiably h.id to a correct diagnosis. i - Jl T -rr.'l CAT "UOI MAM H fflO Br Jun ius Tin- froit. n itiir mimic pfo.'c t:sc 1:: oti n vt-ty thinly plated , . . Oi , ciMir.se ymi kunw it all Imt that lit ' no excuse tor teltinn it nil to every j limiy you iiifet. . . . It l now po sil'li to hciosh the I'. S. by air piano in nhout "4 hour!", it In also j possible to ko to the hereafter In intich less time it the thiliR lipselN. . . . t'CCisionally one nf these "hts hntttT and entr men" carrteH his fciKn on his Vft. . . . When It come to making 1 1 U-inis, n cheerful Krtn heats a kick on the shin. . . . Anion Tush says: "Then- wouldn't be so much ohiection to a fly ullKhtinfc on a ha 11 head if hi- v on hi only remain ipiict instead of immediate ly reariiiK hack and slarliutf In clean his tiont feet." j IHme for tun novels trouble lollais. pnbiishe.l- that they sell St' 1 1, parents aren't ntways n nuisance. There must be mune hody to change the dance records and v itld t n machine. To be happy, you must overlook some things entirely, among which is the cost of running an automo bile. . Shchii New lywod W ake n p. dear, wake up. I hear u burglar in the next room! Sheik Newl.vwed Well, yiui'w rot our uiakc-iip off ami your j u 1'i hi vilcrsou. Stick your betid In the door noil st are him to dentil! I i , The woman who grunts after she stoops down lo pick up something j iiee, never again poseas a i'hip- per. I Kill potato bugs by using pavis grin mixed with water, applied w ii h a pr.i v '!.- t hio Paper. Kill 'i in or hap! ie 't in ! Mowing along tin- sides of eoun try roads and highways is more (than a kindm-ss to travelers ami an .evidence of community spirit. It ja'so prevents the spread of weeds ; lo the neighboring fields. The w eed j nuisance can bo checked to a large extent hy planting trees and shrubs that limli the ground and discoui ! age weed grow t h. A small town Is on. nln-re man can get hi sua-1 1 in the per hy growing a mustache. lungs lo give energy to the body. These same causes may prevent sound sleep. I Too lato hours, with not enough! sleep; with older children too much reading with not enough otil-of-door ex'-rcise, too many moving picture, in stuffy rooms, too many late dances, too inan "dates," all lead to exhaustion which is oHen called laziness. tuning the changes which occur at puliet ty, t hat period during which the individual is neither child nop ad nit, laziness is often a svmp'oin. The internal changes are making great demands upon the vitality and resources of the body. Laziness at this time Is to lie encouraged, rather than to call forth temper on the part of the paronts. It will pass off after the challgS have ta ketl' place. The natural inheritance of chil dren should be health, happiness, and energy expressed in the con stant desire to he doing something. It t hese charactei istu s ju m not pie-.'ut, we grown-ups should not be in too lug a hurry to hand down our judgment as "just lazy." In tin- majority of cases we should be w; ong and pei ha ps find out our ertoi- too late to n-luedy the trou ble. Parental sympathy and intelli gent study of the child viH prob ably had to a correct diagnosis. ii I'lione .iain - 1 Parental sympntliy and intelli-II "flood Service Oulck" II AT-TUE I Jones" At Colonial Is Railroad Picture Itayart Phturen corporation hat lived up lo its promise to make "i 'asey Jones," their newest rail road thriller, which open, ut the Colonial theater today, one of the outstanding pictures of the year. Along wiili comedy and pathos in good meuxuro and a delightful love story, it ts packed from beginning to end with breutli-laking thrills. Ltke Hie captain of u vessel the railroad cimfheer sticks to his post In the face of certain death, and Ralph Lewis as Casey .tones Klves a vivid portrayal of I he- brave en gineer of the song who, almost dy ing at ttie throttle, hritiKs his spe cial, with its precious shipment of gold, to Its destination on time. The climax conies wh.-n the heavy discovers that his own moth er a ml the rail w ay president's daughter are aboard Casey's train, und tu Ids wild chase to ward, off Its destruction he. meets his own deatli when his locomotive goes down with the hri.tur which had been Weakened in ins plot lo rob Hie Special. Royal Northwest Mounted In "Code of Scarlet'' road thriller, which opens at the veled at the p h ot og ru pica I beauty in "i 'ode of the Scarlet." Ken May nurd's latest western now at the Star theater, it will be of interest to know that the entire picture, in ciU'ling the location scenes, w ere taken in California. The picture is a story of. the Ca nadian northwest, and as a location spot had to he found that corres ponded to the Canadian Rockies as much as possihio, Harry J. Hi own, director, chose the Sierra Madre mountain after two weeks of cruis ing about the stale, The exact location of the spot is a place called Crestline, a lew miles from Lako Arrowhead, and just about 1 oo miles from Los Angeles. 1 1 ere the wonderful cloud effects, the lowering mountains, dense for est growth of the typical north woods, was obtained. The entire rompuuv, consist ing of Hiiolvs ,M Colin. -il, h-.o'dhg wom an, Ed Hradv. J. P. McCmvun. Dot Parley, Sheldon Lewis, Joe Hick snn and Hal Palter were taken to Crestline fop a three weeks' stay. The ascent to this spot is prob ably one of the most hazardous of any in t his vli intt y. The auto Htugt and t rucks can make t he m PEACOCK COAL More Hont Less Soot No ( linkers Fewer Ashes Vail Petten Lumber Co. mi grueillns wlndiiiK road but Tnrznn and hi two companion had to be unloaded ut the bottom of thn guide and walked up. Tatxan is too valuable a horse lo r(k nny dan ger of injury. A real itctlon story, with thrills and spectacular riding, is the main feature of "Code of the Scarlet," n l-'irst National picture. Photography in "Ramona" is Unusual A (Hi mile long scene said to be the longest motion picture, "shot'' on record is one of I he pic torial highlights of "Hainonn," the Inspiration Pictures- Hdw in 'arew e photoplay starring Dolores Del Rio, now being show n at 1 he Arcade, li. eater. This spectacular camera shot was taken from one of the summits of Cedar Hrooks, in Southern I'lnh, fviiin ti height of mom than 10,00(1 feet, ami shows In the distance the peaks and pulisadt s of .inn nation al park. The scenic vstu as filmed by the cameramen nearly hvo miles above sea lev.d forms part of the sheep ihearing episodes In " Hailuina.' Recall of the difficulty in ap proaching the .site, and ttiountalng cameras and other equipment in the high altitudes. Hits territory had never been filmed before by a movie company. In this particular long range scene several thousand sheep tire shown in the foreground, ut shear ing season, and the towering moun tain ca ps fift miles away, form n pictures.pio background for the ac tion, "This scene alone should provoke considerable praise and comment from fihugoers ami students of the movies." declare I'atewe. "It was a difficult shot, but one of the most beailtitul 1 have ever seen re corded." "Hamona" Is an Inspiration- Ca re we production, made under the IT ISN'T A HOME WITHOUT A TELEPHONE How in the world can c young person expect to become "popular" unless there is a Tele phone in the home? We don't say it can't be done. It might. But it's doubtful. AND TOO CAM BAVE ONE row A rEW CENT A ATI 1 Professional Directory j Xblt directory U MpeoUM bandy fur the newcomer or for tb Out-of-town reUer who may want the nauie and addretw of Nome proreanloptl man. It baa been carefully prepared and will prove lo be ready aid to any reader la obtaining prompt profex-donM wrvlca. Classified for Quick Reference Osteopathia I'hyslclans J. I,. IXGLfB, n. o. If A H A HUT IX.I.fc. D, O. General practice and the "POST b VST KM" lot fiillan arche. Jomnier Teb-phon Bullulnr Wain lo Architect U. B. Mft.I KH, Architect Rootu 7 La Grande National Panic Hulldins Certified Public AivounlfUit It. I.. IJIIAS, C. P. A. Audits. Systems, Hookkcc plug Phone Main I 1 13 Elm St. P. U. Rox TaS personal direction of Cut-ewe for I'nlttd Artists release. In IXdores Del Rio's nupport are Warner Rax ter und Roland Drew, as "Alessan dro," the Indian lover and "Kelipe" the Spanish Romeo. Other well known Hereon player in Hie sup porting cast Include Vera. Lewis, ,t iehael Visa rot !', i 'a i los A mr, Miss Del Rio's cousin and newcom- I or in films. Mathktde Commit and John T. Prince. ' Tlie library of C.eno , Tuunoy's Connecticut home 1h stocked with furl v book, savs il dispatch. Why. i even lowbrow sport k wr iters have i read m arly that many! kBillmn Dollats a year -up in Smoke Do You Know that a' billion dollars a year of' "wild cat" stocks and bonds are bought in this country? They go up in smoke all gone. SAVE Your Money Here U. S. National Bank Member Federal ReerV6 Bytem EXCURSION FARES - DAILY To Portland One Way $ 'J-'iO Round Trip 1-vlO Lv. La Hrnnd 0:2B n. m., Ar. Portland 10:10 p. m. Modern Hn Inxe Parlor Poaches Oregon Trail Stage Depot On Ji-ffernon Opiinnllc U. 1'. Ili-pot. l'hono Mnln 130 O 1 iio LiiAV FROM LA GRANDE DEPOT Wallowa Coacli Co. Leave La Grande for Wallowa Lako 8 A' a. m. A :00 p. m. Connect with All Points West Blue Mountain Transportation Co. Leave La Grande fur liakrr, Hoise 11 :25 a. m. I.a Grande for linker only :'. p. m. La Grande for Pendleton 10:150 n. m 3 : 1" p. ru. (Connecilona nt remlk'ton for Wulla Wdlla anil rim-ii) Leave I.a Grande For Portland at 10:30 a. m. Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00 Fur information Look Over Our Want Ads for Par;ains Fhysicianu & Surgeons I.EB II. IIOl'VY, M. I), 1, t:VA Ull.Ul-.M, .It. il. Practice limited to Olj.en sea of ttie Kve. Ear. Nolo uud 'J'hricit. rew roii-y ''leidmne building B. n. KlltHT, M. I. Physlelau and burgeon Fomaier Telephone bMlldlnif Mftln 2M A RUN I,. HA:lll,Ttl, M. D. PUyalulfttt and SurK-"ii nrdner 'I eb-phona VuHiD nir m-mii t ReHldenra Phone Mln i It no aimwer call ilam auli f. 1.. It ALSTON, 11. D. Prcatlco ltmiu-d to dia.ases of tr Ky, Kur, No) and Thnt Rouias lb -H Telphon Somuier JJuildir.r ilaliW.'H A. L. RyCIIAIttiSON, .tT. XI. burtfery Rooms lfi-17 Tetephon Jo miner HuildlntC Mnlu i it. a. nti;Ai,L in. i. Physician und burgeon Hornmer Telephony liuildlus Maiu K'dH Cl.AHl.NCr. L, fill. STRAP, M. D. Physh-lan and Surgeon Itnm. I4-L'., W.-st-.Iocobson HMjt. Otfico Ph. 4:i-.l. lies. Ph. l'j'2-Vt Astrologer iits. 1 1 1 1 1 i en i i!i.mi:s N A vi-.. I.n Ciiiniii-. On-. I:.;i'ltln.rs .!;iiiy. Ili-n.llncs l.y .:ti :i Spi'. l:i!ly ArrEgioti While our service is expert nnd efiieienl, it is not without genuine mtectiou'. This en uhlcH us 10 v;wry mt(lnLruc tions to 1 he letter. We Pndcrrlnnd BN'ODfiRASfl ft IM M HIM AN Main t2 MO call MAIN 739 111