La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 09, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, February. 9, 1929. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER l) The Observer Want Ad Page I 1 1 The Market Place of Union and WaUowa Counties J i y; NEWTODAY WANTKW Middle iiwl woman to work on ranch.- 1'lionc 37a-lt. IWi AI.Erwl tires iinil tubes, all .dKrs, Ac kcrman's Tiro Shop, next to Observer. '' . 2-lt-tit Foil IN'iNT 6-rooni rut lilHllt-i house, bath, I SKI Greenwood. 2-il-tl XlliCIl llltll'K Moilnrn rooms 11111 hoard. 'lloui .H4-A. 2-a-st I'Olt ItlC.VT Steam heated .room. Mot. and cold water. Price reas onable. Phone J:'4-V, I.1O0 ) ,y live. ,. -J.U AtHN'S SIIOKK hnlf soled for tl.'J'l ii i:ih- In HiiHch'a Second Hand store Ictwocu the two KittllH. ' Koli. :--IC-2Si KOI! S.M.K The bent nlf:ilfa lliul sweet clover seed tit low-tt ptte- . e?w- Orer early heforo prices advance. Farmers 4X, V. llund. Phone Imp P.lt; Ohio Corporation seeks man-! iiffr-r tor unoccupied territory. J $r,o weekly ooinnif.sioii. l'urn- Iny-.i start Immediately. (Sood Tor J f'l.oliil yearly. We furnish ov orythlnif. .I.livrr- and collect, Capital or experience iinneccs- sary. Fyr-Fytrr I'o., 1KC7 Fyr- t Fyt.-r IthlK.. Dayton. Ohio. ! J-ll-ltp j I'tlR 8AI,1 OR TIIADE TOIt HAI.lv No. t milk row, 2 years old. luo,. I1I0S K. O. 2-7-3tp I'Olt KAI.H Homes. Joimthans. Winter llnnnnns, ISl'3 y Ave., Phono 3l::-.I. 1-31-tt' Observer Want Ad Rates (Count fle average to lire line.) Pit line, in. tswrriloa 10c Per line, each added consec utive lasertloa To Mlulmom charge on one or der i.. - Me RATES BY MONTH 1 Knee, per month Sa.&o 9 line, per month tS.15 I linen, per month : (4.00 lines, per month : (4.7S KulIi additional line orer five charged at 60a per line per month. . . . , CAsn IN ADVANCE to re quired on all Classifier! order to earn these rate. Hlcher rates uliarged un all credit luwrtlnne. Copy for all Classified orders aiuat be In thli office by It A. M. UAV OP INSERTION, stop or dura on ad Inserted until further notice muht be received by the tame hour or extra Insertion will bo charged. Telephone orders solicited. Cash rates may be earned on phone orders by payment on or before date of last Insertion. PHONE MAIN 87 ' "An Observer Want Ad WU Do It" Income Tax Pointers "Wedding March' Featured At . ;.-r ; Arcade 4 Days na to brenk off the love arfntr be tween his Hon and tho KrnnddatiKh- ler of his enemies. Ills plotting might have succeeded nave for the Nil, 0 Of the million of taxpayers who will file returns for the year li2S. the vast innjorlty arc entitled, In nililltlon to the personal exemption of IB.MIO for married persons ami heads of families, il.ftoo for alllKle persons, nii.l a f 400 ereillt for eneh dependent, to a further ereillt of 25 i per cent of the tax on their earned . net Income. Correctly to deter mine this credit, the taxpayer flint must compute the amount of tax which would be payable without tho earned Income credit, nnd from ' this amount of tax 2.1 per cent la to be deducted, the balance belnff tho amount of tax due. ; For example: A taxpayer; un- . man-led and with no dependent. ; with n net income for 1!2X of $500, ' would pay wlthout'tlila reduction a tax of ri2.5. Hi, act mil lax Is MS.S7. Krom his net Income of lu.tiillt he Is allowed n personal ex- ' em lit Ion of l.50i: the tax of 1 IJ per cent on the remainlnfr H.MlO Is 62.60. One-fourth of this j amount or 1 3. IS. may bp deducted. 800,000 Wrecks In Year; 27,000 Lives Are Lost roil ltliNT Nicely furnished house. Call Mrs. liarley Smith, .a (J ramie Hotel. 2-0-1 f ( KOH SAl.K Oli THADK 1(J0 ucrv I linprovf'l furm. Vnry c.-iKy terms , ami clMMtp. 1. Ilnltnnn, latift V W IO ItKNT, ficll or repair Hewing mnchlm'H. Furniture Kxchnnuu. 2-1-tf AIISCKI.LAN EOUS Ave., ieit Orant. 2-7-HMp KOH.HAI.K Almost m-w Itcrninjc ttn I ort:i tl typiwritr. Latest Moflt l. I so.l very 111 tlo,4't, n l :iii OliKw-vi-r. . ' l!-7-Vfp I'Olt SAM-; Olt T!tAIKl Viclor I'ortahli, Kilftit motor, wonltr rttl tone. Cam- covr(l with bin.' Jiiipnnl fnbroid lontlmr, llaraln. Citrnfhn-p Vrhjinno. 2-1-tf NO wo cro not sick. Other husl iu'sm rnnlroH our nttontion. Kflr unu. Auto Camp and Sorvire Sta tion nt J.a Urando. Jnqulrt4 Ob server. 1-25-tf , run nAir- 'Ji i iiaim'i win; unii Nnwlioinft Hvwiuff maclitnp, drop JickI, lias iiutoinatlc If It, HiH of nttarlunotitH, eaHy running, por rrl sIMnh, iliiivorod to your door $15. Kurnitiiro rUanifo. 474-J. 2-1-tf EAHTERN OREGON School of Mu sic Violin, piano, voice, Credits. I. O. O. K. Temple. Ih. 447-J. Tit Y ANCiEI-'S SHOW KHINKK. Hc-Mt in town. Across from Bolin- nkuinp'tJ. 2-5-ilt LA GRANDE MATTRESS & Up holHterlnir St Rff Clean! nic Works. Phone 424-W. Chus. Kd wards. Prop, 12-1 -lm AUCTJONKISrt Will cry sules for fitrtnurs and others, anywhere. Charges reasonable, satisfaction puarantued. II. II. Davidhi.ar, J6soph, Ore. 1-ll-lmp WANTKO TO RENT Private trn nitre. Must be close to AduniM and Oreenwood. Call Ob.servor. 2-7-aiTi foc.i .'otNI buy and Boriel horse, no brands viidble. Owner may have same by paying fe.ed bill, .lay Rresh'-nrn. Alirel. 2-S-LMti FOR REHT MONEY TO LOAN Wo have money to loan on durable city pioperiy at the low rate of in terest of tffiV We write all kindH of Insurance, InrhKlintf Uf. ('has. TT. IteynoldK. 2-4-lm rmrAOO, Feb. a (Ap) EiBht hundred thousand automobile neci dentM in the I'lllted St a ten dillinrT 1H2K rost .27,ftH0 Hvoh and involved an economic hxn of IS.IO.uun.OOO, th national safely council report ed here. Although the falalllios represent a five per cent increase ovor 197, It is tlo lowest increase fur any one year since 1120. Chicago had tho highest death rate for the year 2K.8 for each lod.ooo population. St. Louis wns second highest witli 2H.5. Severn weather Willi resulting poor ventilation in homes was held responsible for deaths by asphyxia tion constituting the major por tion of tho 2.000 home accident fatalities during Iecember. Forty per cent of the victims were 55 years old and over. Pit. RIXFJlAttT. ' j DENTIST Permanently Located in La Grande Ground Floor Somincr llldg. Entrance on Adams Ave. -. Full I'pper or Lower Plato low as ?20.00 Gold Crowns as low as 7. GO Fillings as low as . . 1.60 . Painless Extracting 1.00 All Work Guaranteed. ' Open Evenings, Phono 497-J. FOIl RENT 2 furnished house keeping rooms, adults, 1 8 1 0 Greenwood. 2-C-tf FOU RE.iT Cmoforlable Apts.. furnished or unfurnished, 7071 4th. 1-lS-imp Astrologer MRS. FRF.PFRICK BALMC8 101 N Ave., La Grande, Ore. Readings dally. Readings by Mail it Specialty fH,P IMlKtWDlCKS COSTLY When buying a new motor car, many individuals automatically eliminate certain makes because of prejudices built upon weak nesses tho car was known or ru mored to havo hud at ono lime. j liesc. persons io.se signi oi mo fact that the tendency In motor car manufacture is to convert former weaknesses Into tho great est strength. It pays to look into the changes that have been mude in such curs, for failure to do so often leads one away from tho car most ideally suited to one's -needs. Increasing murmur : of Iiuuq crowds, thi Kalluping of uppiimcu- lag horses, the singlug -of liirds- iu an apple orchard, the chers of a multitude inspired by u, luaguificent spectacle, all these smindti are hnaight directly to motion picture audiences In "The Wedding Maivh'' the - Erich von Siutheiiti icitur which will show at the Arcade the-, uter for four days, starting Sunday, Parainount'rt perfwteil sound re producing device has been used with great effect with ihis picture and the sound effects add to tho beauty and majesty of the picture. The story becomes a living' thing for all who see if and Is Inspiring in Its magnificence, reviewers say. Several f the impressive opening sequences are reproduced in color. These scenes of the famous Corpus Christ I procession in Vienna were filmed outside' and inside a faith ful rcprmluctinn of the famous ca thedral of St. Slepljim. Thousands f soldiers uud townspeople gathoc iM-foie the edifice as the enjperor's carriage upproach( and the color ful hpectacle Is presented with all the pomp, the culor, the isolsy en thusiasm of the original. , The addition of sound Is the final touch of realism to these and to the other beautiful -and .-dramatic scenes which follow throughout the picture. Other scenes of utmost beauty were made in the courtyard if the Inn, "To the Old Apple Tree,' mid in the Inn where the heroine of the piece Is occupied as harpist In the little orchestra, Eric von Strohciiu is supported by Fay Wray. , . "Dancing Vienna" Opens At Stax' On Sunday ;; First National's prnductlon, "Dancing Vienna," which comes to tho Star (heater on Sunday has a musical romaiico as its theme, the opposition between the old uud Uie new schools of music as represent ed by the waltz and Jazz, Mit.l.Zir sliy, young Viennese countess. Is the exponent of the waits, while John- ny Konxnga, Imrn lit New York; is the devotee of Jaws and tho saxo phone. Tho clnsh in the kind of music they love finds no echo In the love they feel for each other. Hut there is enmity between the Koza gn and the Klrsky families and the elder Komtuga arrives ill Vien power and charm of the waits, t Youthful MitEt has such n resound ting triumph ns she dances the wait v. Hi her first appearance In u revue, 1t)mt the hostile families are charm- ied Into forgetting their differences. Iliio vii It k trtumphs over paxx and iover old enmities. I lien Lyon, popular and handsome 'young American lending man, nnd ; Lya Mara, beautiful dancer and rreen actress with an Internatton- it I reputation, piny the lipids, while Arnold Korff Is the boy's father .OFFICE CAT "If I stood on my head all the blood would flow to it, now would it not?" , "Ye." "Then bow is It tlmt when I'm Htamltnir on my feet, it doesn't rush down to them 7" "Itecause your feet aren't emp ty?" ' . ..; I A man bad Imi'ii riillnx hi a smf i f smoking car, al when the train , slopiKHl at Hh HliitliHi. he nx'iit mil tli iitui rim t,r IimiL ihln fim1 .IllllliM k'nllreiiMleln iiiH llllrii .' lMlnllll fit fl1h air. Ill lllM OllJOy- ; mciit he snltt In a nillmail man: Isn't this invlKontltnKT" ' t "Xo, sir." was the n-ply. ."this Is V j timiule." , Kniicl nre the ulrl's Kraudparents. HEALTH j .I.MA Ml AY Mi:irr secii;ave Ralph Te Palma hns been Invit ed by J. M. White, Philadelphia sportsman, to handle his record holding Triplex speed creation at the Oaytona. Reach tournament in March. He would drive yio same car that Ray Keech sped over the sands to it new world record of 20.55:9 miles an hour in April last year. White is making refinements on the car and predicts possible at tainment of a -speed close to 250 miles an hour. Huling-His-Son Is the name of a Pawnee Indian but even the In dians never named one Rosses-Uis-VVlfe. mm a u. r r Mm tw a as I IF7 m ruone Main lit i i t n j- r I -4J -Good serrlc. QiUekH W"Ui) l vM0M'N POP, HAPPILY SURPRISED ' " By Cowan ,KJ f )f EOT THE COt" NCOCO MNO. STCV j f WHM'S . " SH!Srl! YOO'LlN) VA4CI Wf.LL, THAT'S N ' POP T X) ' t rM .1 . n V whi;tlcd on m Vlu pay -' , mappenco ? ) ( - vjakc m:o up on I 7 finf. thing to do phone 1 vm4 st) N , 1 l Sr MC ALU THE FINCS. IS SHE , POP.ME'S PAST -4 ME UKE THAT. MY UNl.K ' HAPPV I '' Kl . ; pfile -1T'SrWTEP "' 1 i-- V THE CPtWS'' : APE SHIMMYING LIME J Mt.VCP WOUCHT ' 'Xr-' JlW 7 .A F Lc.tu y '' " '. -.V. IS Hrl A LOOSE. Fr.lMOEP. I V fOO A MINUTE - s . ?Y I' P. "m V. v D"TH- i . -TiSri-'i 7 si , -Sf THOUGHT IT MV5 THE END) TO f -X. -1. I -if - . V IIm;? 7 VtHCN I GOT YOUt? tPlMM Z. y FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ""' THEY'RE COMING - - : , ByBlosser' I fiWiA VOL) ALLS SOIMT-V ) ( I7DLO ALL Ttt l FCecRLEs"vlU. 1 (a SURPRISE FOB. AE? ( Tl l L1SSEM WO-MO MOWey- ) mm Wc-i ses soEBooy you, wos to bs he6 dceana op ees i camt -miMU. ) , ( shines im ueb-wen vo . rWVM-YOU SOIMTA ) VJH.EN TUEy WJ43 A SUCH A TWAiS IT UaV OM EAO-ru PT cAATT TU.yAS ; ( ALL, &E6 FBECliLES DONT Fihn5"5: , BOWW UILLTK16Lew,A &Dlt- Zo UoCrl ASWo d ,V S. SO STAOTIM' AW RLlPUS"- mm FfelliN fxLX ""Zl'iA , WMU f I . I f ') Y-) .S.' 7WATD SPOIL. V fM MVVR' A liy lr. IVederick Strieker Pneumonia strikes down the ro bust nearly ns readily as the fett le. Following un tnfiucmca epl -demlc there is usually an Im-rcas-' In tho .lumber of deaths from pneumonia. In litd pncuniout.i 'caused 475 deaths, and In 1917, 014 deaths. This Is a greater toll ttuu thai demanded by pulmonary tuberculosis. Pneumonia is caused by the I iplOcnccus pneumoniae. There are four types of this germ. Tb difference Is not In tlni' shapes hut In their s e r o loglcar"p,'l,i'ii'H. - There' Is a themptnitir st-ruin for Type 1. This serum must be given early to be effective. Tho. way to prevent pneumonia Is to uvotd as much as possible tho pneeacrs, enughets and spltters who are uncouMclously wattcring jrertn. The most pow-i iul factors hi t he prevention of pneumonia are adequate- ventilation In sleeping rooms, sufficient blankets, dry fct. good nutrition, carefully graduated ex ercise and wotk. and an oppor tunity for rest under hygienic con ditions. Pneumonia Is due to an infection of - an Individual with a virulent organism from another Individual. It Is. therefore. Important to In sist upon the isolation of ail pneu monia cases. The virulent pneum Occ.is should not be regarded ns a normal Inhabitant of the mouth, throat ami nose. Itccansc this germ is frwiueiitiy found there, Is no reason for -nut taking due precau tions. Kach 'easo of pneumonia should ho considered very much as an attack of whooping cough and innuenzn; nn infection which Is spread ffom man to man through the secretions of Hie mouth and nose. 1 - The isolation of nil cases of ; A father In the agony column. Is jseeklng "n runaway girl, ago 83." f It is indeed, difficult to rear u i child to the ago of discretion. j IT voitKi;i George was. such a rough sort of husband. i I'nltmi began with a hurt baby stare, her under lip trembled, tears came into her eyes, her fingers trembled, her Whisper seemed to ( expect n hurt to her henij. i Sho got the fur coat. - pneumonia will diminish the num ber of carrlenv Pneumonia, must he regurde-fi us o communicable dl H'tise which can be prevented to ;i largo extent by Insuring a proper control over each ense. In some localities all cases of pneumonia tii' quarantined. In Pittsburg, for Instance, t he Incidence of pneu monia was feduced by quarantin ing all cases. ' The following table ftlveS the deaths from pneumonia for the past ten years. Hate Per 1 rtit.non Year IValhs Population i !ik r.D!i in;. itt in rn.i 7i.(i iini ' 7sa in.n t!H'l fiuS . . .. 00. S 11122 70 1 . Sfl.Jt l!t:t fiS2 , ' 71.1 l!i:'4 , 6lil 7S.!1 tilK 72.8 tltLMI ' UTTt R5.6 I !7 , fil l CS.9 Professional Diricyy kaadf to tb I oat-M-towa i ds srka auur wmmt lb It baa IMe oaranay precared mam win i I la af tsalir la okulalag vraaipt profesi errlca. Classified for Quick Reference Osteopathic Physician j. ii. ixoi.e, i. o. : MAROAIIKT INGLE. D. O. Qcnir.l praottc and tin "l'OST BVSTlCil" for fallen arches. Sommer Telephone Oulldlnc slain lot IDA MrMEKKIN ' Teacher of The Darbereux System Voice. Dramatics Melville Apia, Phone 87S-J Physicians & Surgeons a. aotrvT. at. . ' I.KWA W1LHES, M. II. Practice limited to diseases of, tae. Kye, Kar, Nob and Throat New Poles TeiaiihiMsi UulhliiiK . - . slaia It . a. u lUCRsnoaon, st. o. Uurgery , Rooms If-IT TelephoM Soaiuer liutldlns stain Is ULAHHNOH Im (lll.SI'lt AP. M. D, i'byalciau and ISurKtioa Gardner IlldK.. Of flee Ph. Main US. Ilea, Th. M-I0S NAIItOltl, Kenya Polony, Af rica (Al'l Three Kenyn men nameit Harris, Kommerfelt anil Shlpton, have succeeded til cllinb Intr to the summit of Mount Ken ya. 1?,U07 feet hlKh. This lias been done only1 once before In IS by Mir llalford Maeklnder. C-HAHl.KllOI. Hcliflum (AP) l''nrmem are nsktna the ttovirn ment to use potson Kas uitainst. a phlKUc of mice invadlnif fields, cel lars, barns and houses. Tlio mice have tlone arrcnt dainafte to crops. " 1 .ONI MIX (ATM (looi-ito Itern nrd Khnvv has written n new play, "Tile Apple fart." ShllW describes the work as "an ultra -modern play ss tmllkc Saint Joan, as anything could be." l'AlIlS CAP) Franco rends more than heforo, the wnr. hut the supply of books dwindles. The totnl number of works, lnrlmltnt? everything from Axtecs to Zooloiey la hnrely 13,tioo anniiiilly com pared with 1 5.0410 heforo the war. HCMK (AP) Tho first nnllvo Javanese ever to be ordulned In the ltomntl t'athollc priesthood has token hts flnnl Vows. He Is Father Francesco Haverlo Hatlman, (aklnir his luillnn name from H' ., Francis UKltl.IN (AP)-r-Every sixth for. elKner who came to Itciiln ilurinic Itii'ft wns un American. Tho (Her man capital was visited In 192X by to, .134 Americans, nn increase of 1:1.5 per cent over 1!127. KNIGHTS SPRING CANYON COAL For Economy and Satisfaction - - try KNIGHT'S Spring Canyon Coal. It holds fire longer. VanPetten Lumber Co. FURS WANTED! Highest prices paid. Check by return mail. Alteration & Repair ing & Relining. Trim mings in stock. Furs aiado tip read to Killer, Cross and Ited Vox, fisher, Mart Id, So reel awl JMink. I have a fine Coyote scent, the best in the state, price very reas onable. CHRIS MILLER 1510 Adams Ave. La Grande, Ore. For Healthier Teeth and Gums I irM,-:-' w Ask for R LM Tooth Paste., : It's a gentle cleanser that cleans the teeth safely, and thor oughly. A big tube costs only 50c . . lasts a long time and does a good job . every time you use it. , , 5 , , MOON DRUG CO. (Agents foi th6 Owl Drug Co.) RENT WILL PAY for YOUR HOME A duplex house, on paveel street, modern and in one of La Grande's best resi dence locations $4000, includes city leins, taxes, due in 1929 and then can ? l)e bought $250.00 cash, $50 per month. Lowell Williamson " Realtor Call Main 86 for Appointment. r' 5 THE '!' f UIGHEST 4 Vr: IDEALS ":1 rflHB highest cods of ethics I fovsrns our professional R services. We do everything with the most delicate and meticulous respect for the wishes of the bereavsd. We Understand INOIK9RAM at aUMMlCKMAif Maid II 1927 SPECIAL NASH COACH Perfect Finish Excellent Mechanical Condi- 'tion. Good Rubber, with 1929 license $700.00 Cash Terms Trada : PERKINS MOTOR CO. Main 500 STAGES LEAVE From La Grande Hotel Bldg. , , . Adams Ave. Wallowa Valley Coaches ' Leave lia Crande for Joseph 8 :45 a. m. ; ' ' 4 :00 p. m. Makes AH Main Line Connections. ' For information call MAIN 799. '