La Grande evening observer., June 15, 1929, Image 6

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Saturday, June 13, 1920
The Observer Want Ad Tage
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties
NEW TODAY
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liutocy. Cull
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I'YIK HAI.K Ittiuhnrb Car r.'innliiK.
1'hono 803-H. ' 0-1 5-5 li
FOR HAI.H A linriniin. Now hrlrk
' 'hoiim-. 1 3til-t0Hl. 0-15-1 li
KOIl 1IKNT Iloubli- hiihoom ;inl
KinKle u.nI room. Also giiriiK. H07
l'eiw. I'liuno F.IS-J. 0-1 5-St.
TICY ANCKIS SIIINKK Hist In
luwn, ihtons from Itoliiii'Ulutuipx.
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SVANTKD Hoys I
lu.sl lit' thorough.
i do wi'i'illlll?.
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LOST Hclwffn A'Ijiiuh iiml X. nvn.l
on' liuii hi., I ijiIi' ol' ice Ioihjh.'
,: Klmli'r ilcue roluniK to O.-iilhr-r
Vull.r Ire Co. tr--1 I.
roil SAI.I-: Oil HUNT lull lien
; farm moiiI Ii or Lit Oruti.li'." . 4o
ticrm timli'i- eulllvntloii sinl uioiu
run lie. (luoj liiilhlhiKi. TIi!m
. ' wouM llitild' a pond ilulry riirui.
Soi. Clum. II. Ili-ynol.lH. O-ir.-tl.
TO II MA I.I': A two lull si' iiotn-r
Htl'lllll holler fully (itliiK'il, IllKrt
: 2 Hli'nui-JiK'lti't kettles, ono ii Hi
Kill., ollii'i- 311 K:il.. nil for ?.ri.lin.
" All l.li'iil I'oiilpnK'nl for Hliliill
nii'tit niiirld t, riiiiuliiK iiurponcH,
-. , or , ninny oiin'i' piirpowrn, nino
Cuniiry lunlH, tcooil hIiikii-h, Orc
: 1 won Trull Hllvrr Fox l''urill, KiihI
' l.ii llt-mule. 11-1,5-2 lp.
AO 10 NTH WANT 10 D Dig Ohio cor
; porallon ban opening for sulcs
: " men in iiieii ierritory. Opportun
ity for earnings ranging from
$:i.MMJ tc $;.,unn unnually. No
capital Invi-Klmcnt In slock. You
v' merely take orders, we leliver
and collect. Checks mailed wee(-
ly for commissions due. Write
quick for full details. I'yr-Kyi cr
Co., IMiii Kyr-l-'yter Hldg., Day
. ton, Ohio. 0-li'i-l lt
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FOR KKNT Room over Hllvnr
lliorn. WrlKlit DrilK Store 6-13-lf
FOU Ill'.NT fi-rnom hnusn In dc-
0 Nlrillilo liinallon oil pnVffd upl'in't.
fliiniifo. Ti'l. 37K-.M. tl-I.'l
VOil ItBNT Moilnrn hoiie on
. Flint HI. Illl. 20US 2 nil til.
S-24- tf
FOIt KKNT Moil, room, weekly
rule :l to U. Joneplilnn Forter,
Zllher Ilrlrk. fi-H-lllip
FOIl HUNT Furnlslii'd linimi'ii
nnd Apt'it.. Willi butlm. Cli'iin,
Qillit, low n-nlH. Adult, mill
Grernwood. 6-3-lm
ATT. Modern convenient, rool nnd
renHouutile. Clo.so In. ldeitl for
Normal ntudcntH, Apply Soininer
Lot.'. fi-aii-lm.
1'Xlll HUNT Oil I.KASi: Apnrt
tuenl over I'utiuun' store.
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rOIl HAMS On TRAIttj
l'tJK HA MO Heed baby buggy.
Cremona vhturola wllh records.
1 2ft I -HI h. (J-III 'A I p.
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FOIt SAMS Oil TIIADK -5 lullel
l-'reHliinun null o. ComiiU'le hiiUh-
raelion. (iiiai-anli'i'd, J-iri.lHi. I'"ur
llltine ICxi-liaiiKe. Il-ll-tf.
WILL THADIC my $4iino ciiulty In
2 1 aero Irrigated ranch, mlg.,
$12'iO, for South Siiie residence
or an acreage. C. C. Harker, Irrl
gon, Ore. tJ-II-l nip.
''till HALF -Partly furnished S
room modern house. Double gar
age. A most desirable location
Iteasonahle. terms, HUG Slth St.
Phono Main 7:io. G-2-tf.
YOU KNOW those floor and bridge
lamps thai you have been paying
$ 1 7.fj(i for, we have I hem nt
ami Jl.iHt. Furniture lOx
change, it-1 I -if
TIIAD10 ('lly properly worth
$4W.wt; dim''jr00.ft(i, wh tfade
on small farm and .'isxt.Miie some
debti Address No. 4 1, Hotel
Foley. (l-l4-:tt.
FOIt HA DO OH Til AH 10 You may
not know, but it is tr-.ie that you
can get Hluger or White sewing
machines at lens thnn half of (be
regular price. Furniture f.x
change. ,,,, tl-ll-tr.
WILL TltAhK Well Improved 40
near Itourdiiiwi with rederal loan
or $1. sua. uo. pr'.ce $7ftoo,ou, will
tii Ui city property ror most of
equity. In answering give price
an I description. Address Mux !Ht4.
(l-14-.tt.
'fill SA DO Modern home, closr
In, on paved street. Complete
with haseniint, furnace, flre
place, built-in ranvenleuces, large
rooms, 4 lied rooms, lawn, schub-j
bery, garage. This property Is In ;
first class condition, 'I'otal price!
ir.r.uO.OO. Would accept terms
or would accept small property
as. down payment. Call Lowell
Williamson. .Main Ml, for appoint
ment. 0-11-tf
T PLTDritT) TO Tttr. I'LL BV-TCHM
PI E.t VlF.l FRKCMay,J UPVO'iC CALPV
l-UWJE TE f INt'iT CO-CV) IN TWt WORW
cuAPTts house om the nauot-Vj oost
CAMPU? ANTJ THE MOST MOOTHCO N1C.HT
VOPULfvP. BUNCH
FRIENDS
fltlTV, SIII.U P.alse and move
houses, rent jack-screws mid
timbers. John Man. 0-7-1 in.
FOR SAI.K Olt TIIADK 10 acre
track, good for Binall dairy. 2!i8
W. fl-IO-fii.
WANTIJ)
j W A . 'I' K I - W on i n w;i n t h Ii o ;ih
i work In lown or count ry. :'.iH-J.
! 6-1 1-4 I p.
HKU' WANTFD Kxporicneed
Kill for housework. Coll .Mrs. O.
W. Warnoelc, Main 7S'I. (i-III-l't.
WANTFD Work hy experienced
young lady. Witlings, kitchen,
clerking. "- Write or call K. l
, , Ohnerver. ti-15-3 tp
WANT TO lUJr cherries. Koyal
AniiH aiir) Hiucks. Will pay top
market pike. . Karl J, Shack,
land. G-fi-12 t
MlhCKLliANKOUS
JIOUHKS HAISKD or moved
HasemeHtH dit?. Grading, rook orj
dirt. 27-W.
ft-:!2-linp
Inao in minu, or dot, ne enuiun r ue- iiounng-. wun must nave given oaa
cide. That sense of . 'something j an inkling of what the matt had in
else' buzzing in Imndy's head mind," Jerry paused. "I won't pi e
Works. Phono 4lM-V. Chas. fid- wouldn't let go of him. tend that what 1 have told you' Is
wards, f'rop. 12-1-lml "Iad st ruck off towards the town, j an exact-description," he went 'on
r.urke, Webb and Flteh fell in 1 00 ' earnest ly. "1ml it's different with
MONKY TO LOAN on Improved 1 fft or so behind him. A terrific ! what I'm going'to tell you now.
city property, straight loanj, or I 'tb was pouring out of I.undy's ; Dad had what follows as clear as a
lnsta:;ini'nL plan. Lowest rates.) IVterson saw l.undy's sluistly pro 1 letter on a dictaphone record and
United States Investment Co. !lonl coming It staggered him. 'he passed it on to me that way.
Phono Main
3-lG-lm
jMONKV TO LOAN We havt
! monoy to loan on desirable city
property at the low rate of In
j lerest of 6. Wo write nil kinds
; of Insurance, Including llfo. Choi,
! H. Iteynolda. 2-4-Im
FOUND
I'OUND-The best and cheapest
place to gel Sedan door nnd wlni
shield glass. Quickly . Installed
and satisfaction guaranteed.
Chas. Harris, I Mi I Madison
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Health Hint
.Many persons complain of lack
of appetite on arising. This Is
often due to slti;risti digestion
from the night before. Fruit for
breakfast helps to overcome this
coiiilitlon. A lillle fresh air and
exercise befofe eating are b ue
llcial.
And There Are Others
"No human beluu lius eviT tnlil
nil (be Ills lo whieh the llesh ts
heir," Hiiys a wriler In n medical
JoiiniMl. Well, , suuie of, ,11m .old
medicine uliuiinucs inadi' a pretty
iToiiiplofn .lob of Jr. Kocbcstcr
Di'iiiocnit nnd Clii'iiiilclc.
Historic Date
Through an net of congress, slav
ery was abolished In the District
of Cnlumhla on April HI
This was n step toward the aboli
tion of shivery Ihrmilioiit. the
Failed Slates, which took pi nee a
j-enr later.
Why Pick on England?
Cnnimenliiig on the prevalence
of gambling iitnnng Kugilch women, n
niaguzlue article says: "There Is not
n friendly game of Itrb'.e In Fug
land." Why pick on KuljIuihI, par
ticularly V Dolt-oil Free Press.
xs(rologer
MUH. lltlHFHICK HALM EH
101 N Ave., La Grande, Ore,
leadings daily.
Readings by Mall Specialty
HOME FROM
or y WTtO AWAY IF
IMPORTANT!
(Di6ilLIDiJB;iUILILIES
i by Charles G. Booth. .
SYXOPSIS: Jerry Oden tells
the Htory of hi father'n lat
nlf;ht art Alex l'eternn, over
Inrd of Torrid lly a atury re
vealcd by Andrew Otfden just
before he wax murdered. T'et-ej-MonH
youpKPf brother, "Jer
ry," was Hcntenced by ndners'
trial to haiiK for robbery. De
fying the .men pursuing his
briflher, Alex locks "Jerry"
Into the Peterson mine and
demands tbnt they delay their
JiaiiKhiK until morning ho that
he msiy examine their evidence.
Alex tries t brine Joe f .unity,
whose pold "Jerry" admits
stealing, but Luudy, fearins
the mob, refuses. They aree
to wait until sunrise.
Chapter 36
A MfiHT OP JIOIEROTt
Deacon and I sat breathless as
Jerry paused momentarily. The
snsnense was terrific and it was n
distinct relief when Jerrv resumed. I
"II was just nine hy dint's writ eh. j
The sun rose at four. Tie had seven
hours' grace and he knew he was In
for the biggest night .of his life, j
"Had' was ready to spend 'every j
dollar - he possessed to save rucle
Jerry but whether it was an honest
"''('eptnnce of his offer that Iwindy
Place. Shouting, laughing, women;
squealing, ragtime on a tinny piano,
and oil that. A hush fell as dad :
iMitorfd. Ho -ont up to ihc bar nnd
l...n..Ht n .l.-i..b i
" Where' I.nndy?" he asked.
"The luirkeepei' seetned nervous.
TpstulrH,' he replied. . I brewery calendar with a picture of
"A dad made 111 way toward a. wonvin in tiKht Iiudk oi. the
Ihn Kiillery stiilr, Fiteh. Ilui'Ue anil ;south witll. A door In the eat wall
A'eld came In. j led into u Ktoreroom which .oc-
"Dad mood nt the top of the stair copied the other two-thirds of iho
and looked down Into the hnll.jedn of the bulldlm:.
I'he piano had stin ted niialn nnd I
, t1(. d milllntr nround the
floor or drinking nt the bar. Thev ;
a sppnied. animated hy the same
impulse: to have as good a time as complete.
Lundy's Place could orfer them.j "Lundy rattled the poker chips
dad said. As he watched them, It and said something about dad nl
came over him that they were nil: ways having been a lucky hombre.'
of n kind. They might have been! "'Ale an' Alac an' Rich"- was
members of n single body. i thinking nh bavin a Utile poker,'
" 'Shenp, dad muttered to him-, he said,
self. Think alike, net nlike. "'So?' dad grunted.
Whether It's lynching n man orj "'Yeah. They plays a purty stiff
swallowing hnnise. Wax! Oet 'em ; game,' Ijiindy went cn. liut yiih
hot enough and yon can shape 'em 'ain't no slouch yuhself, Ten-many
way you please.' One.'
"These were his thoughts as he I "Dad acknowledged the enmpll
fdared down into the hall and I j mem and Lundy remarked that he
mention them because they benr on v'is partial to a stiff game himself,
what follows. .The comparison to!'.M,ac and Rich is fair Itchin' fer n.
was sent dad'S' eyes. to n-'ffolored jgame.' he went on -poster
tacked In - the well of thef " 'Itchin' ts right,' Richey and
stair. It went something like this, i AlacCoy supported him.
dad Knid:
GltKATF.ST SHOW ON 10AUTH
PUOFFSSOIl DUYDF.N POPK'H
W A X WOlt K W O X DI01IS
Direct from Two Year Hun
New , York
Si-e Lifi-Hke Kepresentations of
President Cleveland
.Madame Du Harry
Sitting Hull
TluHalo Hill
Hluebeard
Xapolcon
and
Other Famous Personages
Lt'XDY'S PLACK .ICXJj. IMST
AND 22XD
Profcsr.or Dryden Pope had left !
without paying his bill and Lundy
had confiscated the show. You'll
get the , significance of that pros-
ently. '
"Several of the alcoves nnd some churkle and dad knew that .'some
of the rooms were occupied, hut the thing e)M n Lundy's mind was
alcove in the northwest corner of j now. Dad said he'd never heard of
the gallery was empty, and dad; anything quite so damnable,
went towards It. This alcove wnsi "And then he got the other side
always empty for the reason that a of the picture. He knew what
door in the north wall, close to tbej Lundy was after. The proposition
SCHOOL
THCPC WAS NOTHING
10 T. OOP. CHAPTE.V ViAS
THE FPATtRNITV !
weaes omcls
UABUy, DAM?
VM6 WAMT TO ,
U6 JES-
OFF- A3T
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TEN SECONDS
A rzn
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corner, led Into I-undy's office, or
'secret room. Of course, it wasn't
a 'secret' room except In so far that
the door when It was closed wasn't
visible to the casual observer.
Kverybody familiar with the resort
knew it was there. The door was
set in the partition which runs
across the north end of the build
in?, and It extended from the floor
lo the celling. When the door was
closed you hardly knew it was
there.
i)ad went to the door. It was1
ajat;. I.undy and the two fcaniblers.
liichey and AlaeC'oy, were sitting at
a round tattle. Itiehey was a tall.j
thin man with a yellow fat-e. .Muc-1
Coy was much shorter and heavy-
set and he had a blue chin and sly
fingers. Dangerous men. dad said.
jJ.umly was flddllm? with slacks of,
1 poker chips." ,
At this point .lerry stopped and
j refreshed himself from a glass of
milk. The pause wave me time to'
assemble my wits. .My feeling had
become one of stark horror as Jerry
described that poster anil the partly
concealed entrance to I.undy's
"secret". . room. Wax dummies! 1
bad suspected something of the
sort.' Jerry was commencing
(again. ,
"Those poker chips T-undy was
"'Howdy, Ten-to-One, I,undy
greeted dad. 'Come In."
"Dad described the room. . A
hanuInK lumli llKhted It. Tliore
...u.'.. ,. .1,.-. .i.. n., ..(,1
desk, the tablo. and an old-fash- j
ioneil safe with a broken lock. A
Iail look a chair nnd rolled
cigarette. He said he felt that thev
had been wilting for him, that
'with himself there the east was
Dad drew on his cigarette:1
'There's plenty of easy money
downstairs," he said, 1
"Lundy leaned nearer. 'Yuh've
j got the repitatlon uh heln' the gam-I
i blin'esi hombre as ever come Into
the Skull. Ten-to-One- Don't It
fseem as If n couple us high fliers
lllr. n a.. ..-. . .. ! t .
getber
j "Dad didn't think so just then.
I He'd come to talk about his hroth
er. That evidence against him.
j Lundy said there wasn't any hurry.
I " "You'll show it to me now,
j Dad shouted suddenly.
"Lundy drew back. 'Scared?' he
drawled.
"NDicCoy said It looked that way
-and Itiehey guessed dad had never
sat In a real game. Lundy laughed,
. "At that they began to grin and
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CAT
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.Men wonder why the fool moth
insists on riyiny; lnti the name unil
then they tfo anil try to Mut the
engine ul the ci-oIiik-
The height of bad luck Is to sco
a niett vacant parking? space when
one doesn't want to slop. I
! He
"Shall we sit In the par-
loi-'"
She "No. I'm ton tired--Jet'a go
out and play tennis."
1
In some of the places where they
'sell "moonshine" they now give you j
a whisk broom with every drink. 1
The broom is to brush yourself oil'
after you get up loiii the floor.
.
Clubman: "I've struck a perfect-
j priceless idea. I w arranged to
m:in i".tni on coiuntion
t,iat relieve me of all my wor
lies."
Friend: "That's fine, hut where
are you going to get le $lo,noo
.Clubman: "Ah. that will he his
first worry."
Contrary to a somewhat pre
valent opinion, we wish to go on
record as being of the conviction
that two half-wits do not make a
wit.
-
Another chap, a Scotchman per
haps recalled that it once took
two sheep a year to produce
enough material ror a frock nnd
now two silk worms can do the
job in an afternoon.
- 1 --w- -s- .
was ghastly, but nothing else had!
j presented itself, or seemed likely to.
i Anil .l.ri't- m-iiu n-o((I.... r.... I.l
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.lei'l'W hlsi if ill hl'nlhc.l
A lt waH hB "wll0 h.H, ni.0llKh;
i.im hr(Ii
(Copyright li)2ft, Wm. Morrow Co.)
What Is Lundy's ghastly
proposition? Can Peterson
w i n h is brot her's freedom ?
Continue the story with Alon
day's chapter.
OA
with
jranKCieavinger
Phone to im and rest secure
We will move you wife and sure.
It is easy to Insure, the safely of
your household goods. Put us
on t he moving job.
By Cowan
WE. HAO SLVitNTtLN
COMS N
i; tv M MTWCf. 1C.
By Blosser
HE. Gees -SAID
GEE
K MIGHTY
T WONDER
WHATS THE
AAATTER
NOW
!
Professional Directory
Tills directory Is especially handy for the newcomer or for tiie
out-of-town reader who may want the nume und address of some
professlottnl man. It has been carefully prepared und will prove
lo be a ready aid to any reader lti obtaining prompt professional
service.
Classified for Quick Reference
Osteopathic Physicians
- J. I.. INftf.K, D, O,
MAIU.'AIIKT l;i.l It. O.
GeHLTnl practice and the "i'ost
SVSTKAL" lor fallen arches.
Somnu-r Telephone
building Mala 100
IDA MrMEEKIM
i Teacher or
1 The Burbc-rtiiix System
1 Voice Dramatics
Melville Apt. I'h. Alain 7-11
uilin win reopen jKmi.
II AWTS MATHnXlTY IIOMIQ
Trained Care Price Reasonable.
Call and See V?.
Mrs. E. V. Hart 406 N. Ave.
Davey Lee
Plays Part of
"Sonny Boy"
Three-year-old Davey Lee was
the first player to be chosen for
Al Jolson's second super-special
"The Singing Kool," at the Arcade
theater Sunday.
1" tbls selection Master David
I triumphed over one hundred and
ulu)in. ......on fhllrlrnn whn virf
,,, .i,i..i i, .), warnor
r. . ...
Hros. casting office.
And It was
a personal triumph, for he won
out all by himself.
While his mother was inter
viewing Joe Alarms, casting direc
tor, Davey wandered out on the
lot, and was later discovered by
his frantic mother riding pick-a-
j back on the shoulders of the star,
J Al .1 olson. The. two had already
I decided between themselves that
Davey was to have the part.
A i ter seeing a screen test of
David Lee. Jack Warner, produc
tion manager, expressed the belief
that the child was ideal, having
much of the snulfulness that Jackie
Coogan showed ia earlier screen
roles.
I t.tvey ploys the part of "The
PEACOCK
Nut Coal
A brand new car of
PEACOCK Nut Coal
just unloaded.
It's the best coal for the
range.
Van Petten
Lumber Co.
Good KerrlOA Quick'
Phoue Main W
USED CARS
SKVEIIAI. KKAI. P.AUnAlXS
Lariscn Chevrolet Compani
1414 ADAMS "OZ, PHONE
AVENUE JSggSf' MAIN 2
A Six In the Trice Range of the Four
WANS
a steam Doner 01 lou n.
seams that will stand Hartford Inspection.
American Laundry & Linen Supply
BOISE, IDAHO ,
STAGES
From La Grande Hotel BIdg.
, 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.
Physicians & Surgeons
l.FK It. IIOIJVV, M. !.
I.KWA WII.KIOH, SI, 1. '
Tractlpe limited to disenses of the
Eye. Kar, Nose and Throat
New Koley Telehone
Uuildim? Alain lti
A. L. RICHARDSON, M. D.
Surgery
Rooms 1H-17 Tf-lephotie
Summer Building Alutn 1&
They used to have dens for men
so they wouldn't growl all over the
house. '
Singing Fool's" idolized son '. lost
to him in the moment of supreme
success. : -. ::
"Protection"
To Be Shown
At Star Sunday
Uo projinrril to si-p a dlsphiy IQf
musketry, reininisrr nt of World
war days, when i attending, .'the
1 NMOWlner Of I l'Ot Prtilin. n R.VS.
I nnnpn drama thin niiin.il nt the
Star theater Sunday.
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Not 'only spitting machine guns
attack a newspaper plant I'm in the
streets but hand grenades are toss
ed into the press rooms, dealing
explosions right and left, J
However, there is comedy relief,
love and heart interest and an end
ing that wilt satisfy. Benjamin'
StoloiT has won new directorial
laurels in the handling of this
story, . written by Frederick H.
Itrennan. The large and capable'
cast includes Robert Klliott, Paul
Page, Dorothy Hurgess. Joe lirown.
Hoy Stewart and Dorothy Ward.
It Is said a woman can do most
everything with a man but do
without him.
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governs our pro feast onal
services. We do everything
with the most delicate and
meticulous respect for th
wishes of the bereaved.
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