La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 06, 1919, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextJ0 cs . 9 , ; .- L7f OTtANDE EVENTS OliSE TCYETl. a ti 0 (9 The ice genm sundaes mid trS Kinds of soda vftler brinks are tr'K i rapidly ut Silvel thorn fountain. Iff eh. Why's q ie uj t-uv in.111 BiiiiT.viiy Htw 'inc.- vilh whipped rrciini, at lheir foun ..... n... r l. ... k. .7d I.. FAMILY DRUG fSTORE ' 4.A CRNDC.ORCGON. un. . r.-.-.t T ! I'C'O Offce, ?ie viilnc for : 2.V Hi. YWi'v (nffcf, 'lOc'v.iiiif Cor '....:: lb. (!. A. linking I'Mcr, iilisnliitcly piiro..2")c Hi. finhaifl's ('iKK-t.liilc Kic ,. JJakcr's CIkh-oIjiIc '. '.ih- h. filiii'fii'dcllii ( 'Imcdlalc .: 40c Hi. (Ycsceni Vfinilla Kx. ; ., '..'2c jJiK-kcyc 'nnill;i lv. 2-y. :!0c Shilling's Viiiiilla Kx. 2-oz : 'Xh: (idldcn (laic 'aiiilla Kx. 2-iy. I'.V Fuller's Vanilla Ks. 2-uy. , :!,"),: (Icllctl'w Ticiikhi Kx. 2-ity. :)')( liAN'AN AS, dozen 3.".j Hug Modern Grocery "A Store of Quality and Good Service." We Have Free Delivery. Phone Main 35 Farmers 451 ISggQPEN DAY J. C. HENRY Residence Undertaking Parlor FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND LICENSED EMBALMER Phone Call Main G2 Day and Night I! D. 0 Wednesday lunula it the the ain1 Hu liaeinclil ii' lat ll. I v. rank '. ain n p Wil 'onuses ti You com i-1 U o ID THE BLUE" BIRB'' Thy symbol of tiappiipsH &ija.y and Saturday ARCADE Observer adverttsfcig ili nring re 'I FF.EE ill llllll AND NIGHT K, evcniiifr, May 7, Klial kmr - lits ol' I'vthias Imle t lie Met lludist chill all isitini; Knights, and all Tyros l' lili.lll J.ole rnnni at li:30 p. m. II ely artei I'l l 'in a I the dinner, ! points in el'e nwa Wa I e cn art her east. one of the li'ej . Sure vim will :est P. I . o 13 "- 9 s -a.- w - - ; ft i o f "n' i'ii:;i !iiH'-K iiH''i'i::lliiii'"iifi iu.uij:.lii..M. !,iM.:!.i,,iiii;iif.i:iiia1uui;n.,HCTiiii.,Tfi tcts. W'lllvV IK) H'K KIT?" h'MIOMj I'llOTOI'I.A V j L'nltl ftennott seemi, to have nKain scoied in her newest 0Thomns j. J iiVi'-P.ir.Wiiounl pictures "When Uo We tail'."' whit h is ii. he shown at me blende theatre Wednesday in! IThiiiMlay. It Miv-ec l.'-r a rote lo por - tray which e.ills upon all her powers '4 i.iiarm tei ial ion. l-'iom tin. time M" hy Charles Malum;, under lie: di 'he In cast ntlrirt. when the Uncle rettiun of Maurice Tourneiir, the Tom hhmv 'iin rein Win plays I.lltle jnojeil f'renoli Impresario. The ln- l-.vii m neleil hy til-' Hiievirr. lo the nioniiiH wuen Kiie taves the young 1 1 1 ayiliK altcxory and syiniiolisin, re-j(,r ihrir life and are characteristic hank cashier and il-leats-the hank Uuliing multiple exposures In pho-;r n, ju.s f tle KO, ' ,le toliheis, sin, (,-ives, it is declared, a jtography the riuinerous and massive :, ry fifties. Th ?rj is I'izen Ike. U-iliiriiinnie that is not only artls- j set I luck ; the rchenrvals of appi o.vi, .-alo lljtl .,.ty il0i r;n jun jac jtli hut characterized iy its sincerity j mutely ono thousand actors, weie',,,,,1 Ull. Tarantula." The heroine of )' veii.liiiilltude.. Miss llennett is stieotssfully mr.ster.'.l hy -Mr. Tour-ln,,, sUn.y Ih -colonel Hilly, who Is ;a clone stud-lit and when she Is en-incur. This lllm demonstrates the, noted f'r ,er ijuiekness and sure jlrusteil with a new role studies ItsiuniazinK strides that have "heeiiin(,sl) wm, j,,,,. f,un cj;, f;ue )s anoti, cevery phase ami endeavors to. men-1 uiaile Jn the cinema nrt. .,r eji i, and th0 favorite snloon goes jtally pin her.ielf In the position of The cast Ib' loo lengthy lo enum- ,v i he' nsthetle n imo or "The Min the chiiracter w'hich results in aiernte, all the. oi-dinary rentiers ofj,.rH l'aradise." j perfect rendltlnn. jure being personified, and heauii- The story deal's with the rough ! iful gills In symbolical costumes In- il( (r thl,s,. ,)eople who were sum- "TIIK lir.ru l!ll:i" SOON TO terpret varous par's. Kleanor Mas ,.,,., ,,, themselves, and who III: NlfOWV AT AKCADi; ters, the model for .lames Montgoiu- :,,M,t no mure of taking a life foi Tile photoplay o.' extraordinary ry I'lugg. is .Milk: Mary Kennedy. ., s1.lM )n!,, t,.Jn ,hey would of inierest will ne sliown to the patrons of tlie Arcade theiitr-i on Krlriay and Haliirdav when "'I'll i Illue Ulnl." mi Arlcraft plcliinv will he presented. j When .Maurice Maeterlinck pi e- seined his "Illue Ilird" to the world. less than a decade nao. it was ac-1 claimed as one of lie greatest gems of lilerture. and conceded lo he the . masterpiece ol fhe great Ilelgian : iiutlier, dramatist and poet. In lo ' Mouth or Eyes Gets the. Laughs? i . :tr: ndei . Ay k-- ; -,, i i m i e'.,;';j,, m .ir ,. vj, , ,..w . ira mKrMf.w vwv I PI V-J: i f1 CRAR.LES CHAPLIM .That unaswerahlo questlon'or "What Is humor" roceives'another (hafller In this picture. Some say It Is the month of the comedian that gets the smiles. Others say It Is the eyes. Here we have both in a new ami recent picturo of two of the funniest men in the world,' Charley Chaplin of the screeu and Harry Lauder of the stage. Chaplin hanlhe laughing mouth hut sober eyes. Lauder has the laughing, eyvilnit the si;aiKht.sobcrniiiotttli.vhcii in repose Take your choice,' ; HI w ention 'enisle N ' . 170 w ill eeni ili l'-.a l"'c riiniii al 7 iiYliu k sharp; will serve dinner in h to all local ami isilin.4 Knights ol' Klim-asan, su. ii are herchv cordialK' in un ilnal connl , Ileum ; 'til principal e will he candid wits in I'nioii V K. iiMnrv o MARION DAVIS, Grand Vizier, C M. HUMPHREYS. Secretary. I the presiftt lime no film, producer had dared pnv (lie enormous n.ifiunr ! (demanded for the motion-picture jtim. and exl-cnd, In diliion. the. 1 IrenenitionBi Htim iu-eossaiy to prop- jerly p'rodueo the play in films. ; I he photoplay " -p produced m Uhn studios of the Famous I'iayor.- i Lasky Corporation, from a si-enar-' trlcnte details In li.telllKcnlly por - i Water; Mliian look, rairy iery- lune; (lerlrude McCoy, Light: Hose ' Hollinilu. the well-known dancer, I leads a ballet In symbolical Inter 1 Dictations, anil I. HI Donelstm h ; Night. Tula Iielle and iiohin Macdougal!. two clever kiddies well known to picture patrons, ar ' the chililrer who search' for the liiuc llinl. Maui- Ice Tourneiir has won an enviable HAJ2J2Y LAUDER I special cere- iled In meet at Ites 1111- lie oi'ilcr. proaucer, huv lias beer j.imI tins sp-riele hj.i prov ijeet In whfrh his genius put to 11 severe teat. I'l.l; IKK,' I'AHO 1111,1." . IX MKTIJO '. "Am the Sun Went Iliifrn." star rinc the Metro faroiite, Kdltll Stor ey. i picture of true mining cauiji lite, and Hill he seen at the' Sherry n,. -r.tr i today and touumvrrow. story deals with the life of a .'onu-iit who wurf an outcast of the iet th ment in which she lived, and 7.ho::o asso(;iate wete the lowest -sciun of the town. The names ol it,..e roiiL'h eharae'ers tell the story !ii;;ine a drink Also shown episode No. Might." "The Gripping Hand" of "The Man of THE DESTROYERS ! OF ARCHITECTURE i The Hun has called the attention of jlhe world to the cathedrals and i churches of l-'ranve and Belgium in a i manner quite out of the ordinary by jhis brutal destruction and coarse i boasting of his atrocious deeds. His reports to the world of the number of churches and cathedrals destroyed younds like the diabolical ravings of a maniac. Truly international become n 'scrap of paper," as all that was holy, all that was revered by Christendom passed under the shell and shiapncl of the German. Hut the Hun can claim all original ity in the razing of buildings by war as the ruin which followed the Refer Mi:ition. nr the vandalism of Nanoleon f nearly all the art treasures of Eu - lope will testify. The accidents of war destroyed the 'Paithenon by an explosion of gunpow ider. As the world mourns today the toss of much of the beauties one is inclined to think of war as the only destroyer and forget that ol.i;r ! uiroyers have laid hands on woni'inents of art throughout the history of the nations. i Time has wrought changes, colors jhave faded, inscriptions become oblit i crated and hy the constant action the ielcnicnts "warts and wrinkles," so 'callcd by Victor Hugo, are worn into 'the smooth surfaces. Gravity, too, has taken a hand as destroyer nnd struc tures that were built for all time have disappeared or been pulled down by ;t!r.s powerful influence when the pnn- ciple of thrust has been properly ad- ilinted. Rivers have changed their courses I and either undermined and swept away structures, or buried some of the 'world's greatest monuments as the jiincient temple of Olympus in Greece. or like the site of Troy which lies buried nine cities deep. F,arthiuakc and eruptions have played the part of destroyer as the ruins of Pompeii reveal their pathetic history. l-'ire is ever one of the aides of the destroyer, as in the recent war, it was fire that finished the ruin of Rhcims, wooden parts, draperies, furnishings causing such intense heat as to turn much of the stone and marble to lime. The plunderer has carried away al most entire structures either to build other buildings or to satisfy other selfish reasons. The Coliseum becami the quarry for centuries for builders in II. one or Ihc mosques of Cairo were built fom the casings of the pyramids .if Egypt. Ki'storatioiis are not hy any means the lc-si of the destroyers. It is the of the new cloth on the old gar- t. A people can not interpret the 1 i:r sniri: that permeated the l.nililcrs of a structure centuries old. the faces of the wounded soldiers, won derful as' the mask may be and like !t is like the restorations tnnde on him in every detail of form and color, yet tin' life and spirit that animated the cvei v feature will be absent. I'lin.nttK.vs a omission: The Nelvhhorhood Club announc es children's season tickets to the r.it. soni'and' dan.'e entertainments :it fitly rents, alld .rngle admission iwen'y cents. THE NORTH SIDE CASH REPAIR siior .- Give me a try at your auto. A1! i work guaraind. G. W. Kuchanaw, corner of l'ir aM MsAiw Strtets. -ll-tf If y--n enjoy a fine drink, of sorlil iter or a sundae drop- into Sdvcr !i n's drug stoiv. whete they are ins the vefy best that can be B-i-at FAMILY DDUO STOMC l A GRAMQC.OIClON. M N II S .Milt l.Ol S ESCAPE) "I s told hy our family physnnin that I ci'vild not lit without an opera-te-n as mv liver and jiall sack wci '', "iih a c-ixlitioiV) I st the Say to' the hoinital, hut then I savl :ii"niMnirni oi ..layrs .-...micr feeling like' a two-year-old. I am sun 1 never cou!d have ifevivcd an oiirva Ir.putlon an. an a-'tist 1c producer, i; . , i ,i . Fraternal Directffry. 'mmmmmmmm ........... 'JS. P. 0. E. EI.IvS, J.a (hamle I.!ge N6. Lodge meets each Thurs day evening at 8 o'clock. Home and club prfvileges cheerfully ex-f tended to all Brother Elks. , j COLON K. EBERHARD, Kxalted Ruler.. A. B. CHERRY, Secretary WOODMEN OP THE WORLD -La Grando-Camp Ho. 169 meets ever first and third Monday at' Eagles Hall. All visiting neighbors wel come. Dues payable at the offce of the clerk, New Foley Blrtg., I i m., to 6 p. m. J. J. MURCHI80N, 0. 0 E. J. KITCHEN. Cir IODERN WOODMEN OP AMERICA La Grande Camp No. 7703 uiueti on the first and third Thursdaj evenings of each month In the K. of P. Hall. Visiting neighbor! welcome. J. I. GIIARST, V. C. JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk. P.EBEKAHS Crystal I.oage No. 6P meets every Tuesday evening In the I. O. O. P. Hall. All visiting mem bers are Invited to attend. LETTIE McGOLDRICK, N. G LUCIA HALEY, Rec. Sec. K. of L. or security Mt. Emily Council, No. 246, meets the second and fourth Monday evening at 8 o'clock at Eagle hall. Visiting members are welcome. ABE HARRIS. Fin'l. Bee. J. K. FITZGERALD, Pres. SOYAL NEIGHBORS iris Camt meets every second Friday after- j noon and every fourth Friday even I lng, every month in K. P. hall. All . vlsitlug members cordially welcom j LOUISE I.AXDRUM, Oracle; MARY E. WEST, Recorder F. O. EAGLES, AERIE NO. 259. Meet every Friday night, at Eaglet Hall. Visiting members welcome Z. LILLY, W. P. A. J. LAKM, Sec. j ' B- 8 Hope Chapter No. 13. 0. B B. holds stated communications the second and fourth Wednesday ol each rconth. Visiting members cor dlally welcomed. FLORENCE BACON, W. M MARY A.'WARNTCK, Sec. L. O. O. M. La Orande Lodge No 860, Loyal. Order of Moose holds regular meetings every Wedneada; night at 8 p. m. In Eagle nail neit to Elks' Bldg. on Washington Ave Visltois always welcome. DueB pay able at Young's Sweets. W. C. HANSEN, Die. HARRY 8 WART, Sec a- P. & A. M. La Grande Lodge No 41, A. F. ft A. M. holds regulai meetings first and third Saturday at 7:30 p. ra. Cordial welcome to all MaBons. C. M. HUMPHREYS, W. M. A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec. KNIGHTS OF PT1HIAS Red Crosi Lodge No. 27 tnoets every Monda night '.a Custlo Halt(K. of P. hall) A Pythian welcome to ill visiting Knights. JESSE ROHKRTSOX. C. C. PELII.E GRKKX, K. R. S. Of course tohacco costs more' says Dan "Everything else does. What you want to do is to' get genuine tobacco sat isfaction. 1 saved money by switching from ordinary pint; to Gravelv." reyton REAL CHEWING PLUG Plug packed in pouch J . . . VKecpYourShoesHeat AfJ LIQUIDS ANDPASTES FORfclAtftf Jl 1 IS SH,'J5 TA? AN BlOOD yZrj&F I Tostjiiwiv t. sown) SHOES &JM& :111m. .' 13 a oimpie. w,trmie pret cus from the intestinal trari nnd lays the inflammation x'mih cage's i i IB Prof essioaaP Directory . Cochran and Colon . arai Attorney. I Gink Hiill Bank Fuildina. R. J. GREN, AttufB.y L ' Practice in all ".ate and f edawi courts. Oliice 1-a (Jraaik National Bank Building'. CRAWFORD & EAKIM T. H. Orw forfl and Robert a. E1n, Attor neys a law. Practice la all the courts of the atate and the United States. Office, Wast-Jaeobsoa Bldg., rooma -10-17, La Crude, Oregon. AIM'ttlTKCTB 0. E. MILLER -Architect, room 7, Now f oley Bldg. Phone Red 1871. .M I :CH AN O-TH Kit A TY ' A- N- MA YV1LLL Mechano- inerapy rnysician. .iiruiuc uiseusca my specialty. Physical and mental science, dietetics, hydrotherapy and French massage. Phone Bl-ick 2311. Rooms 1, 2, 3, Coolidge building, op posite Star theatre. PIANO Tt'NKH. JAS. M. DALY Piano Tuner. Ref erences, Mrs. G. S. Ilirnie, Mrs. R. J. Green, Miss Miller. Phone Mrs. R. J. Kitchen for nppointment. Will be in La Grande in May. 2-4-lm.p OSTEOPATHIC. )R. MARGARET INGLE, Osteopath! Physician Specializing in disease of women and children. Hours 10 to 12 a. m., 1 to 0 p. m., and by ap pointment. Phones Office Red 17(51, residence, Black 1231. 37 New Foley building. VBTI5IIISABT OH. H. W. niLEY-r-Graduate Veter In Irian. Hospital. 1409 Madison Aft. State Stallion Inspector and Inspector of stock for shipment. Home Independent Fbone, Black 41; F'.rmers Co-operative Phone, Main 112, . KDICATIOXAL REMEMBER GOODING COLLEGE, Gooding, Idaho. Pratioal busi ness courses, review, subjects, regular college work and sum mer school. 12-19-tf A classified nd will bring results. USEWANT ADS An ad "4 inH Wani cofamra will reach thou sands of people in a few hours Good taste, smaller cheW, lunger life is vhat ttiiikes Genuine Grnvcly cost less to chew than ordinary pluii. ,J ri'o- to: Gi;m'ini- Gkavkly I11NVII.! f. V A. ..-- buti'i on cAii.'u plug. Brand i,actic v l ! stoni-ich liv.r 'o - 1 j - L appendi 'refill,.! 11- 'rSr """"S? : J ! i hotiwiH w (4) 0 ' g ..... . . ea If)