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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 25, 1918)
Ffi IDA Y, J AX L A Vii' 2. Iflra LA GiiAJ.DE JSVJiMXU OBSKKVER ARCADE TODAY AND TOMORROW . 4. .. .5. 4. 4. .5. a :- SNOW W 111 IL 1 THE WOMAN rW1ii) Th L('ikiriK 'for a New Suit, Goat, Dress, Hat Petticoat, Waist, Skirt at Little Outlay AVill Do Well to Take . Advantage of Our Pre-Inventory Sale HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE 11 I ARCADE t. ...J "THK CLKVKIl MISK. AUIAX' Julian Kltlngc In Featured In One of HU Vnlqiic Dual Holes Sub ject Ha ritrengtli and IntereM Ail(nly. (IlcvlGwed by George nialsdcll In Moving Picture World.) Julian Eltlnge In bin second screen appearance may be said to be even more successful than be wan in the first and "Tlio Counters Charm ing" was a Rood picture. "The Clev er Mm. Carfax" has a clever plot and a lot of real Interest. This hanky subject was written by Hector Turn- bull and Gardner Ilu'iilng, the bitter being responsible for the scenario. They are deserving of praise for their work. It la a rare exampio of a story being written around a cer tain player and being cut to fit his measure. The writers have put pep Into their subtitles. They have taken' pains to Instill In the minds of those who see tho picture that Mrs. Car Yax is feminine only an to garb and when In "company" as to mannur; but among "her" friends- the Im personator Is Templo Trusk, a husky specimen of healthy masculinity. It Is this phase of tho picture that constitutes one of Its strongest points. It crops out continually in the action as well as in tho subtitles. And speaking of action, It may be said riKht hero that that IB fast. Dot, ild Crisp has directed Mr. Kl tinpe and with his usual skill. lie if??? " ; vsr, stfri as"- X ?' ill X y ' 1 V fi r t JULIAN ELTWGE H 11 L I! i . -y,..- .v.- .: i. i s ilk'. ! it mi JULIAN ELTIMGE Hi TheacvermQrfa l Applies for Water Power. bai.k. .inn. 2S H. S. MiGowan n U'athinL'inn salmon packer, has applied for the appropriation of 4 500 feet or water in tne uesv-nuies river at the reclamation site in Sher man and .Wasco counties and 3500 feet at the Mtolius power Eite, in Jefferson county. He plans a pow er Dlant costlnz tvio million dollars at the former place and four million at the latter to develop power lor manufacturing purposes. There Isn't a Single Use for a Fat or an Oil in Your Kitchen That Is Not a Use for WESSON OIL It is hard to believe that anything ko good can lo economical, too; but it is. Makes an excellent short ening, n delicious salad oilru wholesome frying fat; al in one handy can. " Comes in 45c and 85c Cans hus given full effect to the surprises in the course of the play, and th'ese multiply toward the end. The feat ured player has the role of a success ful newspaper publisher who, when be believes friends of his are in dang er of being swindled, capitalizes his experience In college as a female Im personator and sets out to dump up the crooks. The absence of the spoken voice can but add to the illu sion, end surely it requires little stretch of tho imagination to feel that Mib. Carfax really is fooling the public. Mr. Kltinge has not the advantage of the presence In the cast of Tul'y Marshall, who contributed so mater ially to the success of his first sub ject. Jennie Ie is a crabby, rich old grandmother, and plays her part with the skill of the veteran that she is. Noah Decry and Koslta Mars tin! acceptably play the heavy roles. Daisy Koblnson Is Helen Scott, the granddaughter wrongly accused of theft. "Th" e ver "Mrs. Carfax" should go 8ti anywhere. It has novel ty, and what Is better it has drama, with a measure of comedy. ' , "The Clever Mm Carfax" Is the attraction at the Arcade for today and tomorrow. ASS J'KNXl.VGTO.V fO.MlXO KXTKItPMSK NOTES ENTERPRISE. Jan. 26. (Spec lal.l The ladles of the Catholic church secured about J290 In cash and pledges last Saturday, soliciting for the Knights of Columbus. Committees have been appointed from all towns of the county with Geo. W. Hyatt as chairman, to so licit funds for the Armenian relief campaign. 1 B. F. Miller has sold his Interest in the American Cash Market to R. F. Stiibblcflcld. The latter will at tend to the retail and meat packing business. B. V. Hamilton and son, O. S have purchased the Enterprise Dray line from W. C. Fleenor and will take possession on February 1. C. K. Lewis, an old pioneer ol Wal lowa county and for many. y ears a resident of Enterprise, died at, his homo In this city January 20. The widow survives him. Ceo. W. Hyatt left Sunday to at tend the hardware men's convention at Portland this week of which he is president. Ibuiniiet to Fathers mid Sons. ENTERPRISE, ' Jan. 25. (Spec ial.) A banquet was given at the Fraternal Hall Tuesday evening by the ladles of the Federated church to the fathers and sons. About one Delng expelled from school, run-1 hundred and fifty fathers and their i nlng away twice. Interrupting an ! ' elopement and Impersonating a fam- ' oils danseusc are only a very few of ' j the many adventures that keep pret-j i ty little Ann Pennington of tho Zleg- sons attended. J. A. Burleigh was toastmaster. A program of ad dresses and music followed, after which a subscription of about $275 was taken up to be used for the Boy fold Follies busy In her latcst-,Paia11.Sjjoutrrgani2tk)n. This, wits ,the mount picture, "ine Antics or Ann,' , second meeting of the kind held and Green Onions and Fresh Spinach .Saturday Morning. Barley Bread is composed partially of Oatmeal. Florida Grape Fruit, l'u: each. Our Bulk Coffee are 25c, 3"k'. and 40c, a pound. Cluster I'aisins on the stem retail for 15c a box. Ma caroni, Spaghetti and Noodles, all 10c a package. New Italian. Prunes in 10-11).-boxes, $1.50. Crackers made from Whole Wheat, 25c packages. New stock of Ifye Flour, Graham and Yellow Corn Meal. PHONE MAIN 80 i which is to be the atlractoin at the Arcade Theatre on Monday and Tucs ; day. it will be a great help to the boys of the community in their organiza tion In the future. S-T-A-R "l'lIU 1-ltAMIvl I" rniisuully FiHertiiininu: Comedy J't'Hiim ut the Star. Army lloy Homo On Visit. ENTERPRISE, Jan. 25. (Spec ial.) Burnett Hell, son of Mr. and Mrsf W. T. Bell of this city, is home for a week's visit with his parents. He enlisted last Spring In the medic al corps of the army and is now sta tloucd at American Lake. PATT1SON BROTHERS GROCERY l B J b 121 1 7 pry, Quick Deliveries arc a feature of this lumber business. When you (five us nn order you can confidently rely on getting your lumber a littlo before you need it. That means no delay In construction, no waiting time that you have tu pay for. Think that over. QUO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY Retail Dept. Phone, Main 8 (Reviewed by Margaret I. McDonald In Moving Picture World.) "Tho Frame-Up" Is an unusually' entertaining five-part comedy-drama featuring William Itusscll. The story ; does not appeal as being an especial- ly well-constructed one, hut the ac-' lido is both amusing and thrilling. As tho story runs, tho young son of a rich man Is awakened one morn ing from a dream of a wild dr've In his racer, which, by the way, Is! amusingly pictured, to a resolution to take a vacation from the hard task of doing nothing. In the course of the day he rescues a young woman. Die daughter of a taxi-cab owner, from an unscrupulous chauffeur nud la offered a position by the glil'n mother. In taking this position he helps to capture three yeggmen and; finally marries the girl. Ono of the j funniest things In the plrturo 15 the! wild rldo taken by the young uiauV ! father in his son's automobile when In rescuing the girl he leaves "pa" to run the car himself. The car goes on a mud rampage until it runs out of gasoline and has to be towed home. This number can be present ed before any audience with an as suiance that it will plrase. "The Frame-1'p" will be show n at the Star Theatre on Saturday. On the same program Armstrong and Grant will appear in a refined crm nl., i-iuKlUd and p!:;i:o act. Knterprise ited Cross. ENTERPRISE, Jan. 25. (Spec ial.) The ladies of the Enterprise chapter of the Red Cross meet every afternoon and evening to work and are accomplishing a great deal. Mrs. S. D. Keltner is managing the work. A shipment of one week's work just completed consisted of 3000 4 4x4 compresses, 510 0x9 compresses, eight 8x12 waist gauze absorbent pads, eight 12x18 Irrigation pads, and ninety muslin bandages. The Junior Red Cross Is also organized now for efficient service. They met on Saturday and hemmed several dozen hand towels. Aro Your Sewers Clogged? LOOK! Wood at $7.00 a Cord cost you cents per Bqunre fool. Your fire hex, 8x9x16 inches, will take 2-.'( of a souarc font and coM you M 2 :i cents. It will burn three-quarters of an hour. Our HUT Itl.AST Oil, BURNER will give you the snmr heat for nn hour and only cost you 2 cents, less than half. No kindling, No coal. No wood. No danger. Satisfaction guaranteed. Furniture Exchange Kir nnd Jeffermm E. J. DONOHl'K Mack 1211 Belter Priced Paid for ted Furniture Tht? bowols arc tho ncvi?rnpo bys trm of tho body. Ymi c;in woll im urlno tho result when tlioy me stopped up nn In tho enso of consti pation. A n purpitivo you will find Cham' t !ln Tablets excellent. They are e -m Hid penHo in their action. They .....j Improve the digestion. Adv. KnterprUe Couple Marry. ENTERPRISE. Jan. 25. (Special.)- A very pretty woddini? took place at the m w home of D. F. Miller yesterday at ft ij It noon when Nina Miller of this place and Fred Wein hart of Wallowa wore united in mar riage. Rev. Sibley of the M. E. church officiated and the beautiful rins ceremony was appropriately carried out. The bride was dressed in a rich sown of Imnd-emhroidered white crepe de chine and carried a hoquet of beautiful pink rose buds. The room was nicely decorated with wliito ropes nnd IIHea. Only relat ives and a few friends were present. After the ceremony a wedding din ner was served. The bride and groom left on the afternoon train for Wal lowa where they will ninke their home. Uoth are well known young peoplo of this county nnd their many friends wish them much Joy and prosperity In the future. GIRL STEALS LONG RIDE j. .;. .j. .;. .;. .;. .;. . TKI.KOIIAM KI'llSi'lilliKltS! , Now Is the time In sub scribe or renew your subscrip tion as there will b no more premium Klim after the first of February. Tlease pay Telegram sub scriptions to me at tny store. I'bone all new subscriptions to Red 3351. A. G. Herman, 406 Fir Street. Travels All the Way From Blrmlng. ham, Ala., to Chicago. Ulhelyn ilct'ord, nineteen years of ne, "Countess of the Head," has ar rived in 'hlcui;o froin Birmingham, Ala., In nn express car. She said she hud worked as a newspaper reporter on i.uusucn and UlrmlnKhnm. Ala., po per und was looking for newspajfr worn in emenm). Miss Mct'ord managed to-keep her preseuce tinknowu until miles out. when she simply "had to laugh" at u funny story one of the messengers re lated. When slic told them how far she had "got away with It" they took her to the dining enr for refreshments, he said she had been very thirsty, but not especially hungry uud had lept little bevuuso the Hour wus too hard. Sir Dar.diprat linmbas, court chf.mberlain, emphasises hi own imriortanre to all with whom he comes in contact. Uke Charlie Chaplin or Fatty. Ar burkle. he is the cer.tral comedy character of the p'a5 You'll' want to see him make : e.ace f ul( ? ? ) bow. Clyde Bunting fills this part. a . ; 31 : PEPLTJM EETURNS ' AND LONG REVERE 1 32 Our Stock of ' Fruits and Vegetables s,Is Complete Tf Meet the Needs t-f tho Hour, Tnelude Them in Yom- Order Harris Grocery Farmers Phone, Black 192 408 North Fir Street Across the Track "l ie. Caugh Tame Golden Eagle. Ind. John U Lube, u Clny tn.vnchin fnnner. caught u large gold en eagle In a steel trap tlint be had I set on his farm to eaten cmcKeu hawks Unit bad been raining ms chicken (lock. The eagle evidently hud escaped from some show, as it ap peared to be very tame and permitted Sir. Lube to dress its Injured b'g after he bad removed the bird from the trail and placed It in n large cage. Mr. Lube has presented the eagle to the Zo'dogieul Garden at Cine.!r.uatl. "Does your dog ever growl 7" "No. He knows that uiy husband bus lilm hopelessly outclassed." Louisville Coo-rier-Jourunl. ; Women workers In Chilean faetorle are entitled to one hour daily without loss of pay in order to care for their young children. A clay pipe may lie nsed as a cruci ble for melting small quantities of metal. The stem Is broken off and a plug titted Into It. Telephone Service is Cheapest Service The new spring suits are close fitted above the waistline, have a very full peplum falling lo the hip line, and show lonjr reveres on the coat, wjden ing at the top and merging into flat. square collars. There is 'often a white satin waistcoat with a convertible coj- ' lar tllat covers the cloth collar or j braces up into an imperative and dig-i nified choker fashion. on Earth JcSSC L.Lasky presents if tyHectorTurnbulland .GardnerHuntlng f Scenario GaidncrHtinting TXrectcd IawjCiisp lj The Greatest Female Impersonator on Earth! . .A Great Love Theme! A Baffling Mystery! An Unexpected Climax! Many of the scenes in this picture were taken in Portland, Oregon t TODAY AND TOMORROW ARCADE n A A
