La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 06, 1919, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textf '1 '.-) .5 ) .J.- O O oo ( o 9 jrnrRSnAY.ARHr n, mm. o o' 00 LA flRANDE KVrcNTKO frnSERVKIl. TIIRKR 9 DrW' Store f- " Th Pfescrlttku . " day to'be slowly Improving in Ipollea departnflnt last week but was critical operation a short time agoj uuu uei vuuuiuu oiuvu mat mim J bad bwg very low. Many friends 1 .in- this city will be glad to lur that Ref. Ottd. Rikt i.M h.W,rv,M " . lu euery, rttMiwl this lorniiH; from a brief BUS. N. J. UN DIRWOOD CLAIMED BY DEATH bwiKij in A u Baker. SHARK MOXKOE ONE OF BILL HARTS FINEST 1'ICl WKF.S There is little doubt that the pop ular verdict on William S. Hart's splendid new photoplay, "Shark Mon roe," which Is to be displayed at the Arcade theatre tomorrow and Sat urday will acclaim it one of the finest pictures in which Ijo has as yet boon seen. In this production Mr. Hart discards the - chans of tho A ww stand has been erected m tWc O.-W. depot here 'this week. The proprietors are the Gray News agency. Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Rumble of Portland, spent Wednesday visiting at. the homo of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Lilly. - . Mrs. E. P. Messman left this morn ing for Portland, where she will spend a few days visiting her friend, Mrs. Jessie M. lloneyman. F. L. Meyers, of the La Grande National Bank, left- list night for frontiersman fnd is seen as a typl-1 Portland on bank business. Ho ex eat snipper of a sealing schooner on the Alaskan coast. Monroo is a savago man whose reputation extends tar and wide. Ilu meets a beautiful young woman In strange circumstances one night and takes her and hor dissipated broth er to Alaska. Ho learns to love her with passlonnte tenor and when she goes to Italsam City and falls In- pects to retu-n tomorrow. II. W. Peat of linker, just returned from overseas service, stopped off here for a couple of days this week and- visited at the' U. Allen home. Miss May Lilly, of Joseph, who was operated upon in the Grande ftonde hospital about a we?k ago. wis aide Mrs, N. J; Underwood, an aged lady of La Grande, dred last night Her husband was a well-known. Grand Army veteran, whose death occurred about three years ago. She leaves two sons in La Grande, John and 11. 0. Underwood; one son, J. C. Under wood of Weiser, Ida. A daughter, Mrs. J. Thompson, lives in Oklahoma. The remains arc now at the Henry undertaking parlurs and the funeral announcement will be made tonvjr-rj-.. CITY MANAGER MAKES REPORT I have to submit an reported by to the hands of a notorious trafficker 'this morning to return to her home, 'entllnir March 1 S 1 in women, M.ii.roe follows and saves! ,,-777" . , I That lie.V were no Hies for the her in one of the most impressive I Mrs. L. 1-.. Millor. of Chicago, k ,,, Ut0 ainntim(.tti waH situations, over disclosed ill any mo-'mother or Mrs. R. J. kitchen at thl!ot called Tho fire -hi( hoe sub tion picture. Icily, arrived this week to spend a,,. ',.,,,.,, r iim ..., fn, Ivariuns fires during tho past year, which should be of interest. It is as Monroe is the center of many : ne:nth visiting at the Kitchen home. -highly interesting menes of this: patient In quarantine in a rural dis tinct and securing a nurso to care for him. . Mr. Shlbley, of the California JSwel Filter company! and Mr. Keisey, hydraulic and water supply engineer, of Portia-id, are here to day and wo have been going over the wntor situation with a view to de ciding what 13 best to bo done to In crease tho supply of. water from Beaver Creek. Kesopctfully submitted, JOHN COLLIER, Manager. .LKSTKH WILSON IHMIK Lestor Wilson,-son of Mr. and Mrs. Allau Wilson, of I.a Grande, arrived this morning from Camp Lewis, whore he has recently so cured his discharge, after service in Frinco. He was with the 91st di vlsiou and was returned a short tlmo ago with a casual company. HUGE HUMAN DOCUMENT "The Hear! of Humanity" Is not a war film but a huge human docu ment with tho war as a back ground." This description of Allen Holubir's newest multiple-reel film, the picture that has given Dorothy Phillips tho opportunity or her career for superb acting an opportunity or which she has made the most is that of Mr. Holubar himself. Mr. Holubar objects to having his production, which indubitably ex presses the greatest work this luas-ter-ciuema-dramatist h ih yet achiev ed, clasped with other war spectacles. It Is his contention that "The Heart shown at "Arcade theatre ga Sun- SELECTED SEED CORN ' day. Monilaaud Tuesday and judg- Minnesota yelloj dent, alimatcd ing from the more than markad 8u:-'for Eastern Oregon, and recommended cess tnat this production has met , with in the large eastern cities, where it has been slgpvn It will .be well if the picture fans of Xa Grande wilt arrange to attend the matinee performance and avoid the crowds that will undoubtedly como lu '.he everting. by county agents. For prices aduVess J. B. Stoddard, R. Ff D. No. 1, Lo' Grande. . ' ' 2-22-fit THE REX 1! A It HER SHOP Cantrcll & Hoiliday, Props. Union shop, everything clean and! snnitRry. All first-class workmen. We solicit a share of your patronage. 2-27-tr III Attention Elks Election of officgjtf'this Thursday. Meeting called at o o'clock. j A R f HFRRY SPr powerful story. How he wins tbisj Eugene Holmes, a former well follows and was taken Willi the i.leulof Humanity," which soon will pre gins ioe ny ins uravcry, after ho -known W nllowa county man. who ' r prevPI)n11B future fires from I he I sunt to the world what nrnlnlilv will had slain the man who sought to now resides In Pnrtlund. is visiting ',, cal,SB lf I)0Ms1 llo. i prove the most poignant tale yet dishonor her. Is told In scenes tli:i- jtliis week at tho homo of his brother.! Fiv0 were caused by defective pbtiirlnllzed of mother love In lis are vibrant with thrills and heart jr. J. Holmes, in this city. flues, two bv over heated stoves, two relation to the world strife. Is above anpeil. Mr. Hart dlierted this pho-, ! bv stove ,,;,,, lm, m.ar wua sK 1 an exposition ol ' the 7!i per toplay under the s rivsion.of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Sperkhnrt andlbv rubbish and hot ashes, two bv oil c ut. of all Merifiv end of all ser- llico and his support is highly cap- i daughter. Miss Merlha. and Mr. and I stoves, one bv lightning, eight by dry I vice that Hie women of the world grass and weeds, one by kettle of , have given lo the Crusade of Iliiman- auie. His loading woman Is halher- jMi-s. Herbert Speckhart arrived home Ine MacDonald, onn of the', most! this morning on No. 17 from a five charming of . screen actresses, Joe! weeks' visit to the home of Mr Geo. iSpeckhart's father at Quincy, III. Singleton, Bertholde Sprntle, McDaniel a-:d others. ARCADE T0K0RR0Y7 Adrian Kncott, who had hcon tr. lining for some thno at the M::re Island navy yard at San Francisco, Promise. and il.v." r 'ollOmflS U IrtCQ Present! "' VILLIAM c e 1 w burniriK oil, ono by ciwvottca eijxht n-oin causoB unknown. , i "i,ct mo tell you l ow 1 not my idea Two electrical purmilfl were issued Tor "Tho Heart of Humanity,' " said and two inspections of wiring mado. Mr. Holubar. "Wh 'n T wis nip.kini; In tho police department there iTlw Talk of, tlin Town. with Mins were seven arrests: one utate ease, ; Phillips as my nt ir. 1 had nn nssis one drunkenness, one hnvhie liuitor, i tant camera lioy lv name of Crisp, wert through this morning on hiBtwo traffic violations, ono boot-lcs- , who came to me from Franco with 2 1 way to the home of his uncle at 'King. Pines collected lor the week 'shrapnel .wounds In his body. Ho j$170. The tre.isurer'u repot folowd: ' told me he was ore of a famU;' Keceliili "of five yontliK who h d j;nm to war $ 607.02 from Canada. And tlic only ono to 44.7l retiir-. by tl.o w,tv. i!p cpl 'inrd 41a.:!fi how bis mother sufTered from lie-iit-I.eAj ache and i; t tho brU'-k of death f5.00 1 from the acon'iep, ot contemplating House Kent 11.00 ;the fate of his brothers. Recorder's Turnovar 144.50 "Then I thoutrht to myself how the ( mother's sufforinKS would have boon Total .. $1289.08 tallevl?tcd had there been broiiRht Disbursements I home to her the Rlory of hor sacrl- ( m jm VFZ ssm Farii i -sjl 1 n,jesm rM - W' vmSmw Sivy . , AV-'TKiV .fftfS.!-, ; The Picture that - f - 2 DIRECTV SENSATIONAL RUN IN NEW YORK Mom JIiss CHauys Amey and Mr. Join Yiiter Kents .. Aiuey, who had been visiting for aiimp;1 Dist. Int. few days at the home -of W. W. ' imp. Dist. Inst. Fowler in La Grando, returned thisjpcrms morning to tltoir home at knter- Licenses prise. iSfc.;'S?tiB;i vill Live Forever The Biggest Production in Ten Years The picture you'll never forpet stupendous in theme. A veritable revelation of unending wonders. A romance of the great war, a story of the love that parssth all understanding. H. J. Green left this morning for Elgin, the heavy snew fall having caused him to turn- his attention for a day or two from legal matterB here;imp. Bonds paid, . .. to tue welfare ot r.ts stocK on nis.cont. Warrant Minam -ranch. Imp. Dist. Iat. .$2,484.95 'flee; tho beauty of the thotisht thnt 16.20 Iher boy had died In riefenne of their 165.00 sisters and brothers In Belgium und iFrance. ' . ... Toul $2,66(5.15 1 "Hor sacrifice showed me the ey- From the recorder we have fines tent of the tracody of the mothers received $125.00, ono moving pic-.of America, of Cannda and of the Then Mrs. Olca Llnnk Scholl Lawrence Shibley, the man "who installed the chlorination plants re cently purchased by the city of La Grande for the purification of the. tore license and ono warrant on II-world This is the picture for your wolefSmily" Bring them The Nfv3Srrtf; Times says: "A distinct achieve ment in motion picture creation." The New York Tribune says: "Our advico I?, g-j see, "The Hearts-of Hu manity." ", ' rary fund Issued. The stroct and went to work with mc on the script water force -were Used mostly la I of the story. Tho result Is "The cleaning snow from walkB and gut-! Heart of Humanity." It will present but he Jefl last night to return to his ter. Some repair work ovas done on :to the world. I hope, the spirit of the Sin J'ranclsco headquarters. water pipes, one leak on Adama work of tho Hed Cress, reciulled avenue repaired and one stand pipe -from tho molhers and sisters ol the Grande Rondo river water, was In town yesterday. Mr. Shibloy had been working on a project at Ontario, ,llu .If Oscar Hopper, who has been Installed at the fairgrounds. ;civlllzed countries which have sur- a n.-itlent in tho Grande Rondo hos- A caso of smallpox caused someifored at tho hands of tho Hun. nitnl for some time. Is reported tn- trouble and npprenhensloii In tliol "The Heart of Humanity" wi he SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY BETTER ARRANGE TO ATTEND THE MATINEE IsARCADE int. nil', f 1 a ; 111 (as 'IP m FIRST RUN Last Time Tonight DUSTIN FARNUM And SUNSHINE COMEDY 1 a OfM ef a 8riri ot JnformaJ i r A Tilth What Are The Six-Year Molars? WHF.N'thectilld N about ' six yftm of au the Hret j Tinannt molar tppe&r. TiifcTt fcre f-ur of trie:" rtt In tn upper jaw :id tv.lt in IhP lower. 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