La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 11, 1929, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextJ! Thursday, July 11, 1929 Page Eight LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. iOUT OUR WAY. By Williams The Observer Want Ad Pae The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties i ; V 0 r i a it , a a ti h )) ti il ii P ti i; si Kl J) Ol . W ei at el ir ) in v.i NEWTODAYi FOR SALft-KiiHt c!hk fresh Jer sey cows. Dwifht KlcHlumin, Karntors 'JTi 7-1 1-1 1- J'OK ItKNT Portly lurnlsln-d ho.wo. Kent $2D.iio. 1,'limif' 7-1 l-U tp KOK KAI.K Well improved kiiiiiU irnct, jiiHt outside diiy lltnltH on Island (':ty hftfhwity new five room house, tfarutre, hum etc. I'hlWfl'H KIl'l Will llhlM) y, Hllf)fi" plant, 1 i'it it l rcf-s, llwrtraiu ( taken lit. once. Hird ln-iwnU. ( 7-11-2 i t. I KOK KIONT fi room modern house ' (it. :td7 KpriiiK St. (JuuiKM. i'liorm1 :'.78-.r. 7-i! A N YON 10 KINIHNd Mine hih over-j ;tllH Willi keyring tun of key and note hook in pocket, valuable in owner, br:n; to observi-r. Id ward. 7-1 to. I LA1HKS UltKHSKH Voile and prints, liuaianleed fast coin in, $t.7;t, Needle Art. & (iil'l. Simp, I ;kh; Adams. 7-11-2 t p. roil HAM-: OK TKADK Hill SAIJ-;, I milch row. I'huna iitiii-.M. 7-in-:tt. i roil SAM'; Airaliu hay In nM. j .1. D. bobbin, l-'arini'iH ZOX. j 7-iu-:i tp,. r V I i-;v 1 1 1 TK I ( H ko I 1 HA L K - I rent or exchange. K. C. Turkey, !Ht-l Wash. Ave. 0-17-1 m KOK KALI-; ii room house, iaiyn wim a; fdtadif and fruit trees, on p;u'ed Ml reel. Oood local Ion, Twirm. Phone :i7ft-.l. N-2 KOK HA 1.10 Two JenkltiM Hnek rnk'K, I'l-aHouahle. Jeanelle Tut lle, Suininei vUle. 7-1I-!! 1 ) KOI i HAl.K 2 roller canary slnt,' cr. J'honii V I r W. or 171 V. 7-y-;t tp. I'C ItKALK Now und uwmI fruit Jain, all sivH'H, Vhi'i you wivk iiioney. I 'alien Kuril Ituro SI ore. 7-ll-rd. CALIKOIINIA JIIOKHHKor hlood, liver, Itldneyn, stomach, howelH and rheiiiuatiyiit. CIhIh M Iller Adaiaw, Ave. 0-27-2 nip l-'Oll SALK OU TltADI'3 Several wood luiyH in usfd oil Htnvt. Work Kko new. Kurn Huru 1-3 x chanffo. . 0-2S If. Knit HA LK OH TUAOK I'm p ituhlo plmnoKniph, Rod an now $ I.Vi.'iU'iMHU'oJAjteJittnHiH G-ZS It'. Milt HA Ll'J OH '1'ltAUK Oak li brary tables, woiih no lens llinn $20.00, selling ft'otn $n. to $ I 2.00. Kui nltiu i) ICxelianRe. ti-28-tf. I't ilt SA Ll'J- Hlx rouni hone on Vanhliiffton Htroet near IJlRbway ii!topK and Noi ni.il .school. I'riced vei-y Inw and tevniH lo auit pur elianer, V. II. Itnlinenltainp Co. 7-10- l-(ilt l(i:XT llonsekccpluK looms, 1512 Adams Ave, 7-d-tf l-'Oll UKNT; Modern 6 room house. 21 12 2nd. Ht. I'h, 472-lt. -24-lf. Hill IlKNT Itooma ovr Hllvor hnrn, WrlKbt Drii Store r-l3-lf K Hi It i;,VT Kurn. houses and apts., wit h bat hs cleiin, qulel, lt nv rales. U'OOil. Adults. tSIU ; it-,. ri- -I o-l in. viOM'N' POP "VMCTY YKtvPS VCAl'ME UtMER Vitu OPC-uto This III FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS SEE -IT LOOKS UHE ) OS Gvt UP HOPES " TAS'S Sons For goco- op Finoimg ' 2 US WAD WEVJU.R J TA6 T? , AX COWS OOT UEBE. OM A Mjer rN ONCLE IAaHUvS BAMCH... L V. JteQM MAN TO 6N60P? T Observer Want Ad Rates (Vtnttn fir? averagtt wunJM lo the IlU4.) iVr line, l-J mserllou ...0c IVi tint, eneh tublcd umiM;- mUu insertion 7o Minimum clmi'itu ou one or der , .Xftc 1EATKS UV MONTH ! Hue, per month 92.50 i lines, per muntli .'. &I.J3 I liiieri, per month 5 lliit-j, p-r month $-1.75 l-jifh Additional lliitt ovbi rhu luiint'il til 50c per Hue hm month. CASH I ADVANTK Is ro mlreii on ull Classified order lO tam thene mien, . tLJhtr rniei ;hiirit(l oil Ull credit lu4rt(oun. iiy Kir all CiuhclfU! order hi ii." i uq in ujIh orrite by iu a. l. DAY Ol1 INS'iHTION. Slop ardi'i-ri on tul incite I until fur tlicr noilcu iniiht li roeuivrd Uy tlu Hiiniu liouc or t'xtru liiHfilltin Hill lit chartted. Tt'U'phono orilern ilk'lU'i. CuhIi i-ntCH may tut raruviS- on phono onlcm by puynnut un or before dnlc of lUHt iMfM'HOB. "An Otfvrvv Wt A4 Will ! It" KOU It 15 NT Nicely . lurniHlifd hoiiHe. Call M I'M, Hat'y Hmlth, La Orundo Hold. 7- 10-1.1'. Kuli IlKNT Moo el mm, . modorn apl. Hoi i-and. HI. I'lionc; li:';i-'H. , 7-5 tr. K()H KWNTCool modern rooms, per week. ubtr Hriclc, HUH WhhU. 7-8-1; np. l''OK L BASIC UutJrc uppor floor over I'ntman'.i Hlorft. Kurnl.siod. Huitablt! for apartnnintrt. luu- L. L. SiKidKratw, UiOa 4th. 7-lU-tf ' AI'A ItTM f-JNTS Newly finished liiHide and outnide, wdl furnlMh j ed, cool. Very reaonubln; Imp j Soinnmr Hotel 7-2-1 in j l-'Oll ItKNTSmull room on Ad i huih Ave, next lo Star theater. Now occupied by Whlte'H, Show ' Kliop. :iU u monlli. 1'hono Main 1 H4'2. 1 e-an-t f. rot'Nn- KOUNI Thw be.it and cbeapeat plau to t Set! uti door and wind Hhield kIuhb. Quickly iiiMtaMod ao dUMnBMiiiaatjkUMtruaantoed. Chan. Harrlo, JfdO Madlnun. 4-IS-lm WANTKr. Tractor or' tnjrk1 drlv InK. f-'all Main fU. ' '7-10-J tp WA NTK D-Iudy with little boy wanls Hwhl work, t'nlon omploy nirnt (ttflce. 7-9-H I. I, OKI' l,( 1ST-- K, I', charm with mrinll baby's rhiK aUaclind. f4iturn to lu 1 1. IMttciiKor, Huppclor Hevvico Staiiou, 2nd and Adams. 7-10-21. misci::m,anixi;m r.AHTKHN OUKCION Htdiool of Music violin, piuno, voice. CrwIliH. 1. O. O. trrnplf. I'll. -I47-J. . .; 7-l-ltn. ANOKL'M hut clan'.ng, blocklnir. IbiMt in toft a. Acroa ol lkihUMi kuiup'ji. ' ). tl-lui. f vNHW k ftli(VNM MAH WVH rNLOT Or" MO'IH wjuv.,u.t TROPVUti'AUD 01,0 PICTURES -HEWtNSV LOOK M -Wi OUE OP OLO' SJltE-JE, NINN mOOMNOTVl ONE OV YOO IN kTPACK v t. . t. LCOIi.ED GMEttY PLACE 1 VNUtOe-HE CoULONT FOR UIAA-U6 COOtDMT ) JUST DISAPPEAR SET SO FAR V4I7UOOT ,( WTO TWIN AIR WIS POMY, COOi.0 JUST JWN wR 14ASIIM6 SOCU A GOOD TIWC i . .... i S'l'UA V I-v I J :l head eaU-eH. l-'nnn- ; ! 1 ! MUNI'JV TO lOAN on iniprovtMli j city property, Hlraighl loanb orj I . liiHialimeiit plan, i.owtHl rates, j t'nlted 8iut-a invt!trnent Co. j t'liony Main H3. X-16-liti j ! I LA UKANDli! -M AT'l'HK.SW A Up-! i holdteriiitf & ItiiK Cleuntn I j WorkM. I'hoiu 4U4-VV. Clia. Kd- j ; wurd.H, Prop. 1 2-1-1 m j j MUNKV TO lAJAN Wf nave I money to lonn on deHirable city I property at Iha low rate of In- i terest of 9. We vrlte all kindHj ( of Insurance, IncludtiiK Hr. Chivt. j H ReynoldH 2--1ioi III DAY IMtOOHA.MK The A merlcim liroadeast Ititv company prociain for Kriday nielli ! foHows: 8, Neapolllan NIkIiim: 9, j Miller and I'etersim; H::ii), Rhythm Acoh; 10, DancltiR KIi'Iiik; II to j 1 2, Ithythm Aces. The National Hroadcatd lnc com- I puny proRram for Kriday nlRht fol Iiwh: S, I7nlverjity of Air; , fea tur: JO, Hrondway Melodies; 11 to 1-', danco niUHle, Trocadera ns. rot'iUirui KOW fC20kr). K, NMCS; !);.Tn, vaudovillu; 10, Htudln; 10:30 tu 12, Hoot OwIm. KMX (llSOUc) S K 12, A1SC prp frrum, Oattland KflO (70Okc) S, NIK'; 0:30. OlyinjiiaiiH; 10, concert, trio; 11 to I 2, dance orchestra. KLX (xSOkc) H to 10, Hi Jinx. Spokane- KOA (1470ke) X to 12, ATtC pro Rram. K!1Q (r,90kc) 8, MIC; 9:30, vaudeville; lo, Amuin and Andy; .10:1 5 to 12, da nee orchestrn. Los AukcIcw KNX nOiiOkc) 8, popular pro Rrnm; 9, Lion Tamorn; ft MS, flRht broadcast; 1 0 to 1 , dance music. KKI (tiiokc) H. MIC proRram. Salt Lake Clly KSL (U:i0kr) H. concert; 8:30, pourk and violin; ft:30, variety; 10, Aiiiox and Andy: 10:15, NliC. Nan I-'i'iinclsco KI'O (li.Stike) x, N11C; 9:30, Tommy and Dob; 10 to 12, dunce uiutdc. KKKC (lilOkc) S, fentures: 10, vaudeville; 10:30, Amosnnd Andy; 10M0 (o 1:10, dance niuslc. SCHtllo ) KOAIO O20kc) H, XrtC: 9:30. vauiievllle; 10, fpatui-PH; 12:15 to 12:30, McKlnlcy .sisters. K.I It ( 970ke) 8 to 12. A IK! pro- Ki-ain. j Denver I KOA S:30ke) 8. fentures; 9. ttlrhiR Irlo; 10, NIK"!. Ancient Library The I'vphirer. I.a.vnrd. discovered In Ha' ruins nf I lie palace of Koy linill; the lihrarv of the Miievlto J l;hii:M, consist Int; of a kivxt niiinher of tablets of clay, ImpiCHhCd before luirnlnti with iiiscrlpl Ions In cunei form characters. They hiul orU Inall.v been payed and preserved in cases. Astrologer MHt. FHKDKUICU ItAIIEN But N Avw., , a Oiando, Ore. Kwudlna daily. Huadlut'H by Mall M Speclultj SENTIMENT ViKHTS V DON'T "1 - EA'VEN I'ME HAD THEN SO LONG ITD BE HUE losing AM OlO TRMND Tb1 SUIT )- TRY AGAIN! HE -t O.OI,VM'U. Too.'.1 'jJW. ir II r . n - M lUi J KUi-tai.- !frt&$ POP- I t BRRE LUXURY nee. u. e. PAT-orr. AT THE TH "Dream of Love" Now Showing At The Star Kred Nihlo had to taffe a court hall, li-ad a revolution, present an opera, manage a carnival and com-, mund a firing .snuad when he di rected "Dream of Love," now at the Star theatre an a new Metro- ' Ooldwyn-.Miiyer feature. ' In the dramatic production in' which Joan Crawford and Nils As ther are featured, nl setiuencc re- ' uuirititf Hcenes of unusual 'inuKiii- ' tude are to he seen, each of them : ; requiring conrfiderahle directorial i InKcnulty and skill to film. j The screen play Is an adaptation and modernization . of the old I Kreiich play, "Adrlenne, Levouvr- , cur," in which Sarah. Uernhardtj was starred for many seasons. Th ' j court hall sceim l one of the most ' ( brilliant ever slaved heforn the mo : lion picture camera. Tom Mix In "Big Diamond Robbery" at Star Tom Mix, probably the most pop-j ular star of the screpn for tho past live years, and originator of tho "new type" of western picture., la lo be seen In hi latest KHO pro duction, "The MlK Diamond Itob ! bery," at the Star theatre startitiK j Kriday. j I Mix holds a position in the hearts I of pieturetfoers that few screen stars have been able to attain. Ui provides entertainment for. old and yottntf alike. Torn Mix always has striven to keep his pictures clean. He has always believed that feature, should be uppermost. j Tony, tho wonder horse, favor ID of the children and rown-ups NV- MAU A ANOTHER. SSAUCW OP TW CANYOM- 16 CAAT L6T A TU'JAS UkE THIS YOO'Ct JUST SILLY AMoXZ-Bfe REKOMABLeA ) ?rgg?' THAT'S TH6 OLO SVMtWER I SENTIMENTAL1. VM NOT. K.OM , THESE X VJOM THE SENIOR TfcNNlS j GOIN& TO CLUTTER UP THING? A6A,M A, LS CHAMPIONSHIP IM ANE SOME OUR nEm mdme NlrH A. L. wot Tb 1 Kjvst; op thee cups, aqe marked FLOCK OF OLD 0UNK.NO V J &rM- STECLIN& . ANC THESE OLO I SIR, I mTENQ tO THC0VJ I W$&$'i PICTUCES I WOULOM'T TAwE j EVERY LAST USELESS ANYTHING FOB.MWA HASVJ'T THIHtx AVNAY VanEM WE r Hi 'l i 'mTINv N OUNCE OF SENTIMENT in . . wove "22 : Mill I ilkrEH M-UP f ntil' y I .iaia Avn DAD AMD SieCHSSifW' alike, is still to be seen with Mix. This pair has been Inseparable throughout Tom's Ions career as :i western star and his horse is great ly responsible for the larpo meas ure Of success the actor has attain ed in attracting hlfi millions of film fans. "Tho Kis Diamond Itobbery" sives both Mix. and Tony a chance to demanstratc even more difficult feats than 1kih cliaracterized thci: work in previous pictures. . Tho plot concerns the efforts of Mix, the foreman of a "dude ranch," to recover, the famous Ue Kcnt diamond, stolen from the daughter of the ranch owner. Nancy Carroll Featured In "The Sin Sister" How quickly their thin veneer of civilization is shed by human be- inifs (under Riven conditions) is the animating motif behind the new Vox Kllms production, "Tho Sin Sinster," coming to tho Colonial Kriday and Saturday. Cnusually capable players ap pear In the vigorous characteriza tions, namely: Nancy Carroll, Law rence Cray, Johephlne Dunn. An ders liandolt, Myrtle Stedmnn, Kichnrd Alexander, Kred crick 11. Graham and O corse Davis. The story opens with Joe Horn's steamer stuck in an ice floe off th, coast of Alaska, Joe (Anders lian dolf) has his daughter, Kthelyn ' (Josephine Dunn), and her inten-j ded husband. (Lawrence Gray) ' aboard, and it i.s urgently necessary to set them back to Seattle so' they can marry. Horn, bcins wealthy, hires a ' couple of dog teams, property of ,i j villain named Hob Newton (Dieh ard Alexander), to take the parly to a port where it cnn re-ship. So. j iiu rtiMU'i- ijwrion i.Myrue Meo man), an evangelist; a dancer, GEE, IP KNEW nfif m iiiwinn ri.i' mil- miiifl A ' 1 ABOUT THIS-, r Q1M, Br hca scnvicc, inc. j 1 I Dearl (Nancy Carroll) and the tat ter's vaudeville partner they start out. Laura La Plante Is a Bi'unet In "Show Boat" Laura La riante, the pretty hero ine of "Show Hoat," the Cnlversal dialogue and slinging photo-drama now showing at the Arcade thea tre, wasn't raised on a show boat as Magnolia, the role she plays in tho picture, but she grew up on tho hanks of the broad Mississippi river, , and learned from an old negro mammy the same songs lug and plaintive appeal in the pic whlch sho renders with such feel ture. Miss La Flnnto, who has become edienno, is neither a blonde nor a famous as reversal's blonde com comcdicnnc in "Show lioat." To lit tho rol?, her hair has hecn darken el to a rich chestnut, and her hts tronle talents deepened to a wist ful; dramatic youns girl and wlfo .struggling against adversity . anil caught between the puritanism of her mother on one hand and tho profligacy of her husband on the other. Joseph Schlldkraut plays the role of (laylord Itavenal in this super movletone adaptation of Kdna Ker ber's great novel of life on the Mis sissippi, Harry Dollard directed the; production. Educators' Salaries Kxpenditures for salaries of toncliers nmoiiut to npprnxinutloly 7") per cent of the lotnl current ex pcntliltire for etcinenltiry and ee ontlary schools. In colleges and universities It constitutes n some what smaller part, or approxi mately (id pel cent of the lotnl spent for operation and main lennnee. Samuel Derek, of Kremont, Neb., attended a Lutheran college and a Catholic university. Now lie plans to enter Hebrew I'nion college and study lo be a rabbi. By Blosser i By Cowan keep voce J Jmmmmm .V6S opem ip J J . (3d DON'T FIND Ulf ) W fj yv tais tim '"'a&pru j j il i Professional Directory This directory la esp:lnlly Imnily for tlio iicwramiur or for .no oul-or-lo.ni rt u.ler who may want llm name and luNln-m or M ,,rutloual man. U Huh liwfii canTully prepared and will prove 10 lie o ready aid lo any render lu olitnliilns pn'iH pr.in.l.i,i,il rvlee. Classified for Osteopathic Physidana J. I.. INGI.B, I). O. SIAHGAHUT IMJliK. . General practice and Iho 'oat nvstrm" fur fallen tircheM. isommer '''Klr"""a ; Uuldiiiu il""' Mb IDA Mc-MEEKIN Teacher of The Barbereux System Vnle DrHinallca , Melville Apts. l"h. Jlaln 741 .Stuillo will reopen rivpi. im. MART'S MATEHNITY HOTIK Trained Cure lJrlce Ueimoimble. Call and See us. Mrs. B. W. Hart i0! N. Ave. OFFICE CAT l TMAOI MAN K RIO. ByJiznhts oj.iigiiHT ire: "You are the most beautiful j girl I've ever soetn. I long to hold ; you In my arms, to caress you, to j kiss your eyes, your hair, your hps I to whisper in your ear, 'I lovC you'!" 1 She: "Woll, I guess It can be, ar- Hero's to the jfirls the young ones Not so young, , . l-'or the good die young. I And nobody wants a dead one. Here's to the girls the old ones j Not too old, j Kor tho old dye, too, j And nobody wants a dyed 6ne! ' ! A noted scientist declares that I the time will come when no coal j at all will be used. Yeah: but what ( about brimstone? . . . I Mrs, McTavish : "Little Angus ; has just swallowed a penny! Will j it be dangerous for him?" ; Mr. McTavish: "It will bo if he ' doesn't cough it up!" I Itookkeeper Hess: "So you and Dick don't speak now?" I Cachier Carrie: "No, wo had a! dreadful quarrel about who loved ! the other most." i ! I As (o foolish questions, (hero Is Hie story of a man who had a soar 1 on Ids forehead. When aslant how be got K, hci said that he bit tiliu- i self. "And how could you bite yourself 1 on your forehead someone nsk "Woll." ho replied; "I stood on n chair, ' I Manic I do hope I won't give myself away this summer at Hie seashore. j Mabel How do you mean? ' Manic It's this manicuring business. Gats you into the habit of reaching for a fellow's hand. i 1 Another unusual way to spend a two-weeks vacation is to read all of u Sunday newspaper. About the only thing made better ! by whipping is cream. i "Your scliool report Is not so i good this month, Johnny." "1 can't help It, dad Ihe kid j that use to do my 'rlthmetle ix-i nmples Is mad at me and I had to ! do 'em myself." j ' W KAItY WILI.M j Weary Willie asked for bread Wherever he did stop; j A housewife passed the axe and void: j "Khst, won't you have n chop?"; Hut Weary Willie simply sished As ho peruelved th point, turned to go, remarking: "I'd l'refer another joint." I t Another place he pitched bin tent And there a rest did take: showed his nerve by asking If I He could not have a steak. j Was the lady agreeable? She was anything, sir, but; j She got the lawn mower out ) And said: "Oh, have a col!" USED CARS SBVERAL REAL BARGAINS Sl'IXI.M, THICK UMli.Mvu l:M FiiiiI Tn Truck with fli.i trnrk for Uu. farm in;; l-'oi-d Ton Truck with sli'cl iiii'l e.-il) Larison Chevrolet Company 1414 ADAMS AVENUE A Six In the Price STAGES LEAVE From La Grande Hotel BMg. Adams Ave. Wallowa Vallev Conrh tie (Leave w uranae ior josepji 8:45 a. m. 4:00 p. m. Makes All Main Line Connpctions. Vnr infm-mfltion call MAIN 790 Two Hps daily In Wallowa Lake S.UO Rounrl Trip Ciod for HO Davs. Quick Reference I'hysicians & Surgeons Yin E n. iiouiT, m. n. 1.I0WA U II.KION. 111. it. rractlce liinlled lo dlauaea or tne Jye, Kar, Koae and Throat Now l'ol-y 'JVlephone UulldliiK .Muln lii A. I.. HICIIARIISON, ill. I, SurKery Rooms lfi-17 Tr-lpphone Koniincr Biiihlinir Alain ir .1. A. WOMIKKI.K'K. .M. II. Over I.. & I.. Iiruir Sloi-p. Plioni; M-87S IIOKpll.'ll .'Hid 1!'S. 17"S 2nd .St. l'lione M-n:l-J Mother Sain n ly, when you di vided those seven pieces of candy with your sister did you sivo her lour? Sammy No ,moni. T knew they wouldn't come out even, so I a to one before I began .to divide. It" the combination of the lliblo and statist ics en n't prow your proposition it simply can't be prov ed, that's all. Where Day Begpni Tim fixistpucc of i ho inierna tlonal (Into lint! is a iioceKsarv con sequence; of r ho ourili's mini ton ttl lis axis, making one complete lunt from west to eat, every 'Jl hours. Since n day anil ;i rn'ylit together citnnot exceed 'J."i hours in len-ih, it has been found necessary to have, by common iiirrecinoiil of civilized nations, a chosen mcridinq of Hie earth lo hulicale wheio one d:iy (or 2-1-liour period) ends and it's Immediate sucos-or begins. Till-: highesl code of ethics governs .our professional ser vices. We do everything with the most dclieato ami meti culous respect for the wishes ol tin bereaved. Wft 1'ndersland. Lung Motor Always Available sxodghaks ,sl immi:kman Main i I Oak Floors Lay an oak floor right over your old floor and have it done while you are on vacation. This is a dull lime for the car penters and they would appreciate the work dur ing the slack period of the summer. Van Petten Lumber Co. "flood Serrlce Quirk" Phone Mala 7tt h..,l, llnxsiel hs',-. .lust the lmmly Imdy PHONE MAIN 2 Rnnse of the Four JUL .HIGhlST j V ID&ALS i H-i,i .