La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 27, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, February-27, 1921): LA GRANDE EVENING OKSKRVKR MondayFebruary 25, 1929. ' The Observer Want Ad Page The Market Place of Union and WaUow Counties NEVVTODAYI Oil H.U.K Guitar and case. Ph. 2-27-ytp OU UK XT 3-room ltilii 4 1 It. St. furnished (lit HAI.K 3 nirm'y nns unl gobbler. Also liluck Jt-rHi-y Ui nlll ems. 30S-.M. 2-27-11 (Hi H.U.K llnoil iwil " Mnlmly k!-ivnn)lttllt' Will) 1'IlHl- tli2.r0. A ml liarirutll. . Ailli-r'H Miwic to. I lAlST (ISI--2 1,-ray Vril' W. N. horses, brand (1. I1. . linn, Klltln. i-2U-:ili OST I'ox llniiml mother an-1 4 imps, while, tun unit lilat-K, call Jai-k Hilary. Main US. 2-2-.'l FOUND ' il " N I - A place fuinotls .for hoi chili, oyHtor c-ocktull, nil uinils t NjiiiilwU'hfs. liol uml coui ilrlnk. l.otteM !nr''. ' Vl H-1 M rim iira r is ):i:nt Al -! 7 r. . rypewriler. ( "all ' '( ) I It KNT 1 'la no. . Inq.' Main .9". : iM'O-rtt Olt IIKXT 2 Hunts A pis., furnished npts. j 4ti4 Kir. iMS-tf! Olt ItKNT 2 furnished rooms' wild hath, 1 S 1 0 Greenwood. 2-20-1 f Observer Want Ad Rates (Count nre mnn words to the Una.) Per Una, Int. Ineertiolso Per line, each added naw olive Insertion lo Minimum charre on oh, RATES BY MONTH I lines, per luoulhl.M a Hurt, per month $3.14 i linn, per month .M ot o lines, per month. i M.7B Kach addltloaal line oter flva chanted at too per Use per month. s CASH IN ADTANCK la ra. tioired on all Cuuulrirt on) era u earn these ratoa. Hitter rale charged on all credit Insertions. Copy tor all Utaaalfled orders must be In this of tire bjr 10 A, M. DAY OF INSERTION. Slop or ders ou ad Inserted until farther notion must be received by the isnie hour or extra Insertion will be charged. . Telephone order sonctted. Caab rates may he earned oa phone orders or payment oa or before date of last Inn Hue PHONE MAIN IT ' "An Observer Want AM WU1 Oa If xiicuiue tax Pointers Xo. 21 Inductions for depreciation form un important hem In the returns of nirtny taxpayers and aiv the subject of frequent Inquiry. Tho revenue act of 192R nrovldea "a reasonable allowance for the exhaustion, wear, and tout of property used In the trade oi business, inctuding u rea son ah h allowance for o I moles cence, Kor convenience, such al lowance usually Is re for red to hy regulations relating- to the Income, tax as depreciation. Jn claiming a deduction for de preciation several fundamental principles must be otmerved. Tho deiluctlon must he confined tu property actually lined In the trade, business, profession,' or vocation. In general, it applies to the tax payer's capital asseta buildings, machinery, etc the cost of which can not he deducted at a business expniKe. A buildliiir or machinery gradually becomes old ami worn out. On account of this deprecia tion the value of such nMHCtt) la de creased. " koss Is thereby sustain ed for which. the taxpayer is en titled to recofoiitlon In' making hia return of income. KVI-; ItKNT, -machines. sell or repair new nig Kinniluio K-Nchane. 2-i-rr WANTED j WANTICH Housework in country j or town. 3:tS-J. . 2-H-12tp WANTKIi iilrl wanta hoiiHttworU, Cull Observer. 2-23-3tti I'OH KKNT 5-room f-.irniahod house, bath, 1S10 Greenwood. 2-9-tf , i WANTKI) Kxperlenred waitr: nil ItKNT Modern. Hteam heat-l t'lub t'ufe. fall Main .lift id, conimerclal farauo acroKi from U. I. LotteM :fe. Depot. Inquire at 2-K.-ir 2-26-2t l -OK SAKE OR TRAIG '(ill .SAI-K--Hi In. dry wood. J'h. i;il-Ii. . , 2-21-lmp Kdlt KAI.K dim Turkey Coltljler. ph. 177-W. s-ra-a: Ht TIsADIC Kquily . In modern liomeJiW'rJte ti. S., r Olwervor. - . 2-2C-:itp I'UU SAI.K I'ure honey in iin lo. cans, at $4.7.r delivered, as loiirf us It lrta. J'J . Aim's, Dtiu 0recii)o0d. - 2-20if ,f TorUblo, silent motor, wonder ful tone. Cast; covered with blue JMipont faltrold ' leather, lint-gain. Kurn 11 ure Kxchnnse. 2-1-tf WANTKI) Hoys for OroKonlan paper routes. Ask for Harrison at Club Cigar Stortv 2-2G-3tp Indian Accused Of Murder Of White ; I'OHTLANa Keb. 27 (AD (Mmrged with tho murder of Wll- j Ham I-. Ward, white, Perry John, Klamath .Indian, was indicted by tho federal grand Jury here lato I Monday and ordered held lor .trial on a first-degree nnnrder count. The grand jury heard testi mony Indicating John had killed Ward with a knife at Chiloquin on euruary 7, last. t The killing was preceded by n drunken brawl In which Ward. John and un Indian woman figured. - OsE2 3HE0 THBia ANUElJs ONCE A HBAa. VJHILB THE NEW HOKN ' 5I30WIN3 IT IS feJl-T AMO FULL. OF BI.OOO VESSELS, ANDCOVEBEO WITH A SXMHH COAf KMO-WM AC5 THK VBL.VBTVf AFTER. RBALMINt AftATOSbTV, THE NORM AND THE VULNET Hi SOOM NNOfM 0 IN COMBAT. VJHEN THE FKiMTINS SEvASON 13 OVER, TIK AHTUV3 A,5E ACAIM PCOPlLV. l5J'XJOOIA BIG TREES, FOUND OHIH IN CALIPH OBNIA.HAVE NO AGE LIMIT. THEV RANGE ALL THE VMM FSCVA a5t TO 50 FEET IN HEIGHT ANO COOVM TO A enacuWEi ENca or 100 feet at THE evA'-JE-. TVIEW 00 . NOT BFOlM TO eJZAHCH , UNTIL AtWME THE TUPil OF TUB -SOHHOONCINa TREES. . .-, '. O 1UA IT MCA SCSVKC MC i i f.: OFFICE! CAT Professional Directory STUAY NIUKTK KooUh ure often deceiving. No auto Is over 2tt years obi, Man has to decide between stay ing single and staying at home. humor and obey their Impulses, The man who predicts the cold est winter In loo years may have no money with which to buy coal. Keeping out of trouble Is almost us much l rouble as getting into It. "WluilS. the In mi hie. koii?" soil rJimisly NKkc. th father. "rlly,M niiKWvml (lu lMy. "I pU-kcil up ti bug. and one end of him wnmi i Insulate.)," I ,r .. ... : . Vv '' - Urenk the news gently, to the ! poor proof-reader: The latest thing 'made out of peanut shells lh spcll- ' ed: "Xylotrlhydroxyglutarle acid!" mam; ciiAHAoriiHisTics "Is that a lion or lioness, papa?" "Which one, .dear?" "The oite with its face scratched and the hair off Its head." "That must he Ihe Hun." -' : ' ' AXTI-ni XK A3A1V Will Hbgers Was asked tu give n i testimonial to n ! certain make , of ) American piano. '"Dear Sirs," he j wrote In reply, "1 guess your planus t are the best 1 ever leaned ugatnst." . "Muinniy, rioinn't tlmt iiionki-y j look like. CmiiKlnu " ' i "llusji, (li)rlinif, you miiHtn't any ithlnim like thut!"' , j .."liul the-monkey cun't umler- HtnnU. can he. Mummy?" VMS dlreesory h aapeoaUly hand for the oat-of-town reader who way want the same sad ulilrem of profeaatooal aiaa. It baa aero earetally prepsnid sad wtft lo be ready aid lo any reader la obtain! ag prunpt profeaaleaat aurrb-e. : . Classified for Quick Reference Osteopathic I'hyaiciiins J. Ia INUI.E. It. O. MAHUallBT IKUI.B, O. O. Oaneral praetlce and the "POST MlaTfcU" for fallen arehaa. . Bouimur c v; Tulephon. Bullillns Mala 104 IDA Ml'.MEIlkl.N ; j' - Teacher of The rlarliereux System Voice. ' Lirumailca Melville Apia Phone 873-J Physicians & Surgcona LBR M. HUOVT, M. D. UlWt Wll KBS, M. D. Practice limited tu oiaeaiwa of la . Kye, bar. Nuns ami Throat New oltty TeleDnone Bulllling Mala It A. t HIVIIAHDSUN, M. O. Uursry Rooma 1-17 Telepboae Souimer Bulldinf , . Mais It VlaAltHNCH l t:tl.sTHAI-, at, o. i-hy.lclan anu turnOD Oarilner Blug. Oriloe Ph. Main 'JO. lies. Ph. M-0I I-. AT THE mE!2B i"Scarlet Lady", j Now Showing i At Star t:MtiuxK 'ix hi:(Mi: Mtrui it TOKYO,. Keb. . 37 (AT) Tho newspapeis- ay that tho Kmpre.w Nagakn will become a,, mother shortly, . Yitlchl Iwiise, professor of ob stetrics at Tokyo rnlversHy, at pre sent In IteiMii, has been recalled by cable to Japun. (.lyOKii-'Yi.Nu (;oi,in isir AIIM.'ELLAKOlJb Jean Hersholt Coming to The Arcade NOTlCK We have a vacancy. O ramie Itotule Apts., M-411. - 2-21-Gtp VOll SAI.K Tlie best alfalfa nnd sweet clover seed at lowest prin- r, es. Order early before prices tidvance. C. W. liond. I'hone Kanners 4X. 2-K-lmp KOlt SAI.K Olt T HADE One used Newhotnc sewing machine, drop head, has automatic lift, set of irllurhnuMits, easy running, per fect stl un. delivered to your door $15. I-'ii in i Ui ro Kxchange. 474-J. 2-1-tf THY ANOKI.'H PKOK SlilNIC Ilest In town. Across from Itoh-. nenkunip's.' , 2-2tI-6t EASTERN ORKOON Bcbooi of llu- siv Vloltn, piano, voice. Credits. I. O. O, F. Temple. Jh. 447-J. . LA GRANDE MATTRE88 St Uo holstertng & Rug Cleaning Works. Phone 424-W. Cims. Kd wards, Prop. : t 12-1-lm M ItS. DK JKIINK. formerly with large Kastern Style. Shoppe, so licits fancy dressmaking and-dr-signing. All work guaranteed. I'hone :i5:i-M. 2-2S-lmp The Illinois Humane Society has begun the inspection of Chicago's 10.UU0 goldf sh residents to see tliat they ure properly housed, watered and fed. And kept uway from the flowing bowl! - . . . Why doeHn t the humane society go in for giving suckers nn even break? . . . Some big movement like thi.i might prove the very thing Congress ought to take up when some member u rises land begins to Inquire earnestly about farm relief. . . , We had been thinking that n goldfish. In order to II vt tn a rousrn TowirtlW hN " cago, ottglit to be ablt to slap down a -cat. . . . How about a Do-Some. thing-Hig-Kor.A - (;oldflsh W.-eUV It probably is n whale of an Ide.i, but It certainly sounds fishy. "IXXOOFAT" CU'l.T l-HHM) MONK Y TO LOAN Wo . have money to loan on desirable city property at the low rate of In terest of Ocfc. We write all kinds of insurance, Including life. Chai. IT. llcynolds. - 2-4-lm" ltUt SAI.K Six-room house, full basement, three bi'd-rooms, all .In first class condition, two lots, nlee fihade. two cherry trees, lawn and shr:ibbety. Ciood build ing for chickens and auto. Will sill cheap or trade for small house, clear. This house Is close in. on Improved street. Wilson nnd .McCarthy or call .101 -J. DK. lUXKHAKT, DENTIST Peimnnrntly Located In La Oraode Ground Kloor So miner Buig. Entrance on Adams Ave. Full Upper, or Lower Plate low us .'....$-'" Gold Crowns as low as 7.50 , Killings as low as 1.60', Painless Extracting LOO . All Work GitaranUtMl. . Open Kvciilngs, Phone 497-J., V ! lU'CMAUKST. liuinanfn, Keb. 27 (A P) Gendarmes today reported ' the discovery of a secret sect of several hundred men and women' . living In ciiv-'s at Varkovestl, Hes 8urabia. They were unclothed and rounded up by authorities. The 'men and women-railed themselves j "Innocents" but police charged i they followed pagan practices. !r Astrologer MRS. .FREDERICK BALMES 101 N Ave-., La Grande, Ore. tendings daily. Readings by Mall a Specialty Of the five hundred Cossacks In the Culled Slates nearly hair were engaged for Columbia's "The Scar let Lady'vhlch Is playing at tho Star theater today. Tho drama relates the tragic fVenls In Russia just previous to and following the revolution. While most of the Cossack population In America lives in the vicinity of Hollywood, Columbia's casting di rector found II difficult to. secure enough to satisfy the demands of Director Alan Croslauil. Scouts were sent Inlo Hip lloyle Heights district of Los Angeles where n small colony Is located. In the orange groves nearly two hun- dre.J.Coj'incr.uiemJicrs of the Czar's cavalry wero-found working. As soon as one or two were made to understand that they might don their uniforms, ami appear In lltelr erstwhile characters In motion pic tures, the entire company of Cos sacks stopped work and were ready to start for the studio. These men have an attachment for the uniforms. In which they en dured many hardships and partici pated In numerous lavish sper tnch s. Kvery one of them entered the spirit of tho picture and recre ated the old KusKla under the C.ar followed by those stirring days when the I teds assumed control. Kvery uniform in the picture Is not only authentic but has actu ally seen service In scenes sitnllar to those visualized upon the screen. "The Scarlet l-adv" was made under the direction of Alan Cros land."' Lya de Puttl. Don Alva ratio and Warner Oland have the fea tured roles. Thi. man who can do some one f thing well never has to hint for an j Invitation to do It. I The .Arcndo theater announces that Jean Hersholt's latest photo-' play, a rnlversal Special adapted from the popular Rupert Hughes story, VTIm Girl on . tho llargo," . Is opening Thursday. Added , in-I terest to this news Is contained In j the information thai vivacious Sally O'Nell und Malcolm MacOregor; have featured voles In the picture. I "The. Girl on the Marge' Is n story of young love ulong the Krio' Canul, Itlid (he picture actually was photographed ulong tho pictures-' que waterways In lpp'r New York State. 13d ward Slomau, the director broughtdiho principals and u largo tovhiilowl staff all1 the iwny . from California to get the correct 'back grounds" for the cittcriuinlug Hughes1 sldryJi The . plot concerns n hard-drinking but ' religiously devout Scotch barge captain with four mother less children. Krle, the oldest daughter, falls tn love with the pilot of iho tug-bout which draws tho, barge upon which she liven. This enrages her father, who euuses the i pilot's dismissal. After a severo beating, Krle - deserts the bargo und flees to the pllot's rooms ashore, but Is dragged back to her unhappy , home after seeing her sweetheart cruelly battered by her father's powerful fists. How tho pilot's, bravery,, during a terrific storm In which the- barge in threat ened hy destruction, saves the lives of tho barge captain's family ubd wins his admiration, makes nit. ex citing und fitting climax to the picture. , ' ; . - , 1 Others In the' east aro Morris Mcintosh, Nnm yf Kelly1, -. .George Offerman, Henry , West,' and J. Krancls Robertson. ' ' London newspapers made a great to-do about the foot that an Kng llsh lord swallowed a collar button. Not so remarkable. - Some English lords who have visited America bound ' on matrimony have even been known to swallow camels. HY-PEP-SEN Putt Pep in People ; A Tonic Dlxeatire and Laxative 'ur Halo Only lly Moon Drug Co. ' !!saaar Divorces may bo bothersome ami f A mil i Si Wpddina " . '.ill Ihni tint Inut think nf ilm nitm Won't Be Secret TV of male lives It saves. ' MKXU'O CITY.T'Vb. 27 (AP) Whle. ussnrances were given from authoritative sources- here that Colonel Lindbergh und Miss Anne Morrow would not attempt to wed secretly no Indication was given as tn whether the marriage would bo soon. - , , Nor did the Information Indicate whether the wedding would occur In Mexico or In the United States. IX ITALY GKNOA. Ualy. Keb. 27 (AP)- - Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, widow or the former American president, ni -rived at Porlo Marlzlo today for a visit wllh her sister Kmlly Carow, who has a villa nearby. No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels If you -wish to be p.rmanently r.-" lleved nf aas In itomach and bow.j "?-. t1 Unnlmann's O.. Tnlil.ia. which are prepared essectally for stomach una anil all bad elTecta r.. iiltlnc from Rna prea.ur., Tht' mpty, rnawln feellnr In th. .to..' macli will dl.nppcar. That analouM ?irv0UMi'"n? wl.tn h,,ut lHta3 tv more DioaimsV' tv more Dioatina, drowalneia aft.r eatlnc. heartbara or ether dl.lr.H due to so,. ol y?n,'WJ.Uln? AAt.MANW OA TADISOTB at any food, drur stera. J'rlcs l. Always un baud at Glass Drugs, Inc. ads. KilllHlia City reports -n lllllil P)i!- flftlilc of nilllKt-ll; ; Mityhe the cilt-toi-H hail a Hlow lay ami ran n Holly wooil priwH uKi-nt's Htory 1111- llillllti'ratetl. . PEACOCK COAL for a Quick, Hot Fire try PEACOCK More Heat i Less Soot -No Clinkers- Yan Petten Lumber Co. rtraee Main lit "ool Ken Ice Qulc-k" I "ptll l.i.heftMlrJ't I ' I V 1 W.MlWt.C.rhfc.n.r,,, I I I I It like siww-hf otiK I I I 1 CUMiK.iM,pMht. I I 'I a (skins. Males Itaea UOt. I 1 . I I." J-:r-. FURS WANTED! Highest prices paid. Check by return mail. Alteration & Repair ing & Relining. Trim mings in stock. - Purs mails up ready as Silver, Cross IM Itetl Foa. Irlshor, MartlB, Babel sod Mink. I have a fine : Cdyote scent, the best in the state, price very reas onable. CHRIS MILLER 1510 Adams Ave. La Grande, Ore. a . I i i Open Evenlnn, Phone 4H7-J., ; - Invltailnh to .In It. - Viands ltobortson. .-.. m " JslOM'N' FOP " ' FOUND . ;UV j ''".; V '',";.'..'!.; "By Cowan ' I -thc csooA im tuic old JACKCT THt DAY I 1 f WELLOF ALL IHIMCS . C(Vn'vou Bt-At 1T WHOOPtt! V'pOP. TOP THAT NONSENSE 1 WHm! SUV1THM WSSV 1MToVNCLL OF WX WWEDE ON BROUGHT IT HOME I WOOE. STASS ! ALL THIS . C0ME1 TO ?0P-PA. . I yl - TA-H' I WILL VOL)? AND CHASE THE STOEET1. OOM'T VOL' . S THINGS! ONE EA0TH IT WHEN 1 CLEANED THE STOfit- HUULABAL0O POLICE .NNOBOV, 00 WTO THE. j l,A-UA-yi THAT CAT OUT OF THS EALIE THAT F IT HAOM'T BEEN rWlUTE V00PE WAS IT POOH. N0VJ 1 0EMEMBEB. I TOOK THE MD coETTING ABOUND FOB TEN) CLOSET TO I A HOUSE BIGHT NOW BEF0QE FOP THAT CAT t WIGHT NEVEV. BEADY TO KILL ? fA MONEY OUT OF W COAT AND PUT vou CHAE THAT CAT V 1T &BINGS ANY WORE BM) HIWE FOUND THIS 50O?THAT IT AND THE NEXT VT V " ,N HE AND "OGOTALLI VL" AN(VANI) nN0 THE A , . X-V-teV ( KLINE (S MY GOOD LUCW AND A"NUTE YOO rnr -ABOUT IT CLy-5jAL MISSING FIYE ?&L V'JS--- 1HIS IS fS PEBMANENTjy?v3 WA-NT TO i ' , - jtl Freckles and his friends " the old boy-himself ' - - "BvBiosser fauySA.V.'FRSCka.ES XT&LLV00.7A6 ) 0 X WAJ A SUBPOISC- S ) fj H ! I ( SAV.' UOVM V.OMS I -.1 f UMCLE HARRY" lTTrSn VN1L1CESO HAPPY Jn0 60 IN UEP- I FOB NOO, FHECHlES -JDST L . I ) DO X US TO HEP L. S t 1 7 1 , ATUE'LL. LTWSS A 0WOM J TS SOr.SBOW 7)W I OPEM ' ! X J KJ . ! FOR SALE 1 acre tract, 4 room house. Good well with irrigation. Acre is set in berries ready ' to bear. A good buy. Price $1800.00 with liberal terms. Lowell Williamson Realtor Call Main 86 for Appointment. I III. HIGHEST IDEALS ErpHB hlKhest cods of ethics I ovsrna our profeislonal I services. We do everything with the most delicate and meticulous respeot for toe wlfJuea of the bereaved. Ws Onderrtand - isonnRAM UMMKIIMAN Main STAGES LEAVE From La Grande Hotel Bldg. ' Adams Ave. Wallowa Valley Coaches Leave La Grande for Joseph 8:45 a. m. 4:00 p.m. Makes All Main Line Connections. For information call MAIN 799. ' 1928 MODEL A TUDOR SEDAN r Like a new car in every way. 1929 license; Price $575.00 PERKINS MOTOR CO. Main 500 TERMS CASH TRADE