La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 25, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextI PAGE THREE k .SATIHuy, MXE 25 v 1921 , LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER "TftE VOMAN ()D 1''NT" AT AftC'ADE ' THWRJS ON SUNDAY The story of n girf jho nccotn plishi'il went things through sheer will .over wljf) fOLwlit men wtlhout considering the liAta'icup of sex, is tlllil in thn H.m,., u..l.,..;..t. r- "The Wonmi, (e;d Sent," which will be shown Sunyny oiy at ,'m' Aiviuii theatre. . .Margaret Mnnninir ilieated some of the shrewdest mini's of the coun try ut their iwn game. Horn in pov erty, tiljj. struggles unwinds, over coming uUi'listaeles and heeomin the leader of a grent fltt in JVashinu tom A great Jove spurs her on und she never falters, thnuh she suffers from inisapprehivisiuns nnd 'iiftrifrue. JACK HCfvFORO I't'AYS -"JUST OUT OF ('OLf.KCK" AT KIJEKttV T-;.iTI . Jack .Pick ford (.oldwyn star; sub stantiates HHrnuin's -aidl kmra-n quo tation '"IV-iVs one burn every mim ufo," in his Utost pifrtne 'Jut i)ut of Collide: Hi ylays tfre part of "Ed Swinger,' A young: chap just finishing college, jicingr v9Hr world,. broke uvd ,in 4va v'Ufi a miUiiin.'iire'pMaugbter. Th story can Ut swn when Ibis fioht"yn V'fture comes to the Rtferry n'f4e, fur tv days, conmiencii.: unfiii. Ami tfcert will of eujirse l? l iMMftfttVIK ' IMBUi ACK .htvijm sprt;i To .American soil, a numl'i of moving pictures have spriMif up jn Inch , attempts are made to ptfint ut to Mr. Average itzpn the real ethics oT the treichcr . i)us Soviet government. but it hss fe amine(l for Art)-Graf Film 'company, Inc.) of Denver, Colo., fo ftrin: tothC! public the most concise nd complete phase, of th , 3fc.HU' !amnbU leeds in Uncle Sft' i?o tnaSi in the pic'flirizntiim of "Wolvts, of th Street," which vill V wti t Sherry's today oly. Anj yilt fend Jeft m nm nonsense. AS STA' " m "KAXAft" VMM Perhaps the greatest afciMl -and hinn interest story 'vr scrwiwi is the picture version of Jamt 01ivf Curwood's "Kazan,"' whk'lj ojivd an engagement at t-he St;f" Hhfatre Is.H night to a capacity houst.. ; "Kaxn,n'' is a half-savge do; t-wo Uirn against all men tifUr t.e ur of his master. , iPivt he 4 fri-nded by a nirl, Joan Ritdissc, And ?vf ftffpets .r kindness How he repays tlflw kindness by throe times savjno; he? from wolves, bflth brute und hui;, and becomes the instru ment which brings'her love and hap piness is unfolded in one of the most remarkable ad compelling photo dva'ifeiaK of tl?e age. 5- "f.a.n" will.r the attraction it, he St,' theatre, today and Sunday. ' Fmv Artist ly M. f- beauty of the .oaf t very rl eptlv;; Tor under the nfc- f tlit furry exterior He cowvM!4stel-tlfc imui'Imh ;tihii.e tn art to iir 'Vi- fleult than tn draw or pHit ?. 'Jliosc who ffitt-fi the Tetlri w.ftts usually tnlss Its strettgth,' vh 'veiMi- Itosri. Ilonhetir sMfift uln- htm. refrlii lm hm iiW. the ni I.ainlseer, nfU tfu ti- ful attempts ihiv uv the !;. -moni tl tf'w ut dioner partf clergvinnn who bail wpui faun fi iMjiiarit'v. Tt put ntli riirlit- Ihe Ju-stess turned tord lin mst renirk4 pleasant ty, "Will you uvL.'rnwl or do you our ju otr A FcleoWst states thai If w 'jere to vlslaioi)inoou e shouh hether 0 'orcliud during t!w dy or frozen to death ut uUt. That ttle . UV olotll not UIt the ooa. omlon -1 1 -.-mX'7li9m,' . lit- .v5;i 3 .'.'Vlilk .O f v . 0 x;n.. Puinvik ha i'ihih rinl.i!ifl Ana miotu t iii Cjk .-t kh fth 1 N'liwnv a tni A toH'it- Thoutwrta loi f U luml away 'ei(ul rw in- trho ni to hear lWi 51 Ai.JlfPE IS Has Many (MvaJiUges Tlat Ap- " peal to Horn Builder. CUTS C.0ST 8F.C0RSTRUC7I0N D4ign Shon Hmrf It tuilt of Con crV lc, but jinll M'ork Oit qully il in Fratji., ric, fcUIUv TIW an ltc, Mr, .ViilUijii A. Katiford will answer questions ana ijK'e Mtlvk-e KUKK OK OST un nil fuljjci'ts jierttnins o Ue BDbjet t of LmtlitiiiK, t' ttiu leaders of this iSttlttrf. On acouunt ui hia wV" trleuc an iMittor, .Author and Aliuiiifatuuer, he in: wlihout dou Li i, the. huthriit uuiurlty ttn all iliite BUtitjrja. A (litres all imiutiieM to Vllthn J HwdroTd, Xo. ISJ; rrairle aveiitf, Chicago, 1.?., ani uuly liu-loav iV'i'fM btunif for reply, Wille many people prefer the one room, so cufleil coihIi'MsihI apardneiit iff tli laiwe apuiiiaetil Imililln In l)'ivcltlvs, and otlittf' like the small. uniiUcnnd original hnnptlov hrouu'it from yieWest i'oust a few years ago, a'k'reu? niituy silll hoT a prot'oinul re gard for fhe ftiinlliai; und eVtf-popular square :aed, filjipcd ntif home of iiiu.iy rooiiis, tl.t hum tlMft always gtves the lmpr:iln of lilmss. com fort, tij Kuhstniitiaf security. Thin home ts found hi tht iargc'aml small cities, subtirhs, .mall towns, vilhwes and on the farm;. . Jl its supiHirt-l rs everyvheir ud wilt continue. o m built ; nii years to i'tti. "Wiat ( w4' we are showing a pfe tui of txeelleut example of thit te- In thl ens tlfl house a built of i'oiucte blocks, tlthough the snme d'igti may he constructed .of frame. If f. v l-n. hollo tile (stucco. 'Uiera nrti no freakish cirii.i'Kt expenslv m iallonsi that tend to Increur-w eosts wlik'h nt' hi'li enough us It K In !:. t fhe cnntra'tor c;tu build this kind iioni as rasonhly as any. Con crete ItlufW. I'tarowhitf In favor )' rf-au' of Its attniHfcvt. exterior ap pearance and ln.m?uting features. TU. fiollow. fir space preveiits extreme P cold from .Mietratin the walls In the winter .and likewise stops exces sive lent from pelting iif, during the warm months. Moreover if is etvlly laiO and ((Uickly. This block Is smooth faced. The foundation Is poured con crete. One of the appealing feal tires of this home, one that Indicates Its com find a I ib arrangement Is Ihe expansive rooiwy porch, part of which has been glazed io foim a sij parlor. In Ihe sununer time this glass can h changed for screens a,d t very comfortahlo sun porciji bilt. Tlit front door opens lntv amall recepllon hall which con tains n clothes closet and t,jlch open J oft one side Into Mi living rooi and !-mIh to the 'stairway gii' to th sc- t ftitfi. rlie living r)i i a large Firt Flor Pli. sjw,eloim and cheerful roP-in, If ha feet (iln( In, with ft crent open hrU (ij4'pliu:et easily .one of the most mi tructfve cuanforts that rati he iwt:iMt'd wa the home. Oitieiiluv side of this fireplace are two Ktiutll .nindows pro viding ad!itiiil lb Ml uml ventilation. Itliectiv In the 'sr of the ilvltij room ieSjtiuhn( ;t n iatve oen 9oomuy Is the ilidne rt ll:htly simifier in e. I.'t by 15 f.i inchex. hMikluie ut Info the rar thitth hti z- -trlute window.. Another ta on the0"de pr vh!eft iiltiimiil Uyht. a 'I he dininif rtnm Is ro-yt-d with Ihe k chert by 'a xiii:i'i door ifit offside. In t1ie" S! ictiui...t Oii rii imiff llw klt. liy en l iiiiil'T.Cbime in iii.niostni - p.irtri(rc.iiini. Iieemi j iI lt Itt.twir- tnlM e.o the vife. Ules ff -anp-it eBklently will .uw her l n.le Ilf Ullllei'e.- Owyrk mill Ula.';e iher liimtllfe i- iileJlji more 0liHi ult . ,.nii .lavish. 9 I - in the niiK'f flo V ID ire the foi.hei. eluarful weieijililT mm fiii.i riMiitiff of alMiut inttl KiKe n9f ea It nnitulnlnexfititliianr lr-"e Ol.itn. The"l-'a'nwiiar criul-l Wett;t tpoi la In Mart Tlie auininlt af JIiMint Walaleale In the l-'ii.t vr K'ixl (Hiilloo Is laii'tjlS'iiid a ratntill of !M Inches In tMrieen monilim IThe mjiuntatn U &.(U feel Well It eipuieil to tha prevailing Ttada Indj - Stlentlfjjj r-.T , M - J ahout ei-emiiil hull. The htiihriiom In also humed ml this lioor. There are ninny feuiiues Id this sib si'imiul home thut will appeal lo Hie man of faintly who wants plenty uf hreiilhltii; simee. Moreover this type of hull Is very economic: In cost. This Is i lo Ihf lilisenew of fiflls of any alinl which ulwuax inenn exirti expense. In !(, days tifahjtih cosi.s. If 'people toltinniii on homes would Lnwrlifeik inu'ny of. the whims which luev iiiiiV Willi! 10 Hum purine in eneir i ' . . .1 ..,..1.1 H...1 u ....t.ft y lieW UOU'4' UK-J Mount i .,.n. 1:1 I 5HDM f firnPM" Second Floor Plan. larntltnhle. for every mlfli'd fruliire f.j".ins spewnl Jiihor. inlllw tn k. unil a whole lot f exll'it expense. l,iicl j4iir .there weiv, nm.iHHI inur Iiik's, und hnly -ifl.mm homes were huil. Jl is estliimted tlmt today tnere ure 1-4 fnmilles foi every UHl luniies. If this he nie the slintulon Is very ucuie. -'Lhei-e must he home hiilhllnt;. und voU tnust he siut-ted soon or ihei-tf will he an Hi'tmil home fumlne. TM.CIS.0f.IOI OF MAWAIIANt -- -j tfew, foi SclantMt llndj Thm Sawslna t Asiatics tni t . ,Unit states IndlCn. . Whence riitut the ancient VuwhIIuiim and others o the Polynesian rm-e Is ( ii query whir hurtled tiie memhfrs of 1 Ihe ' ptin-l'ii'elne scleutlno eoii;re.ss when. Itwiisin wsslon nt Honolulu Inst Auu'iist, und whleh lh unswered ' In pnrt' Jiy I.ouls U. Siilllvun of the ; I I...... II. ..f X. IJIU. ! i i -o ,JJ tor. .New f oft, who has l.atin con Juiiln; lnvesilK(lons In tlit IslaudH iucf (ha close M the coiiffrcss. ! HtMlily, facial and cranial character istics ftf Ue ritfynesinn, accordliiK tu Mr. Sullivan's lAhles, show that he Is II parts Muna'ollan, five parts ICuro lieati, live parts MouKolold:Kuropean .nd two piavts Mouxolold-Mi'laueNliiu. The seemingly ummfdahle conclusion Is that the Haaflau and his Polyne sian .irotliers oiiglniilly came from Asia. The anclet Hawaiian were a race of reral proportions, the most eoift imiudliiK physically, Mr. Sullivan be lieves, the world has ever ;en. Polecats Bccoma Food. The splrft of ecoiuMtiy aus'd by tlit hiyb prices li 'arls la lendhiji people to eat animals only" valued hitherto for their skins, writes the Loudon I tally Telegraph orrespmideul. It Is now possible to bfly at ttouic brps nir Ihe central markets ioinui'J fiP" I 1. J t frriDu." hi r. iuu m i ivt. "I "At-rt Hint iil-i-i.i, giiu tty uy v m varifty the flesh .of soulrrels iiinl'il btitl;Ts Is offered. It seenis that these 'lib vaTled siiucea. 'HUv prefect, of polica Is llsHhd at tt dea of iB'ple eatliiir the tlcsh of oes . poJa-VI, and be has, found it j)c-ary to isua ..'iiV-r, In '.filch fm:tm ' that tliay run 4vmw 4ni'f, aWica sum af -e'at?l-rt my tir.w ieu latf,sd by yul flrtMfc, it Is tt expect) that thaat ill 9m 9 bl rad In tin ! new 0au'. ?l)i' i crrtin cotia;reKsman ho.t aiipeutt. ia ') to tu'k,i.i v lnutes, even on an ordinary huIk Jert. without fallii.f iaPoa funereal Jcn. Noiv this grates 'exceedingly jijjon.tl) .ti-ilhilltli' of a colIeut;u :n;ty the ffrst meittiied stiitestri was holding fTH In hi iisiijiI nitrnlii(: cadence the second ,. . .... . .. .. A , , . , ., member's attention WitHafijfht by the melutfll Miies. luruiiiK L friend, li- acond ni nihr lft-d Qhi ftfwhhji but so if) in ii V(fie: Mud?e, wer 'on acquali-d With t he de vii V Will ade I ph : f l ic f.ed'er. O m m 9 Oi'he r rOii-h have hit onOd new 1jilI fr 9m inniclnit of ..iKer-in-lnl.. lie 1 .lemL "' juhliliiir the ninrer-einh. with uik uinl limWk'ic liiiire-ii un .uer, j X-rntt In u9. 'i he Juaer In lli, lu rt iuih fine pol. uf.l.loutli, ! , ,n,l thMt '.n eK.ruv. iitctiin. In tukvii ,1 nil then nn-rH iiletnre Ik taken uf it. the ili-tm Jhiwi. rivonly the rhltreil iMinvoliitiniia of the Kbit, tex tnre, hut Wie ii-f-! aieiiif """ aji"" 'l'h-e, lenj am not vf artl alike In anj t human &ntfn. ami ihi hiu'.ltli Iq" made uiuch iasti??. t Vr GoA VtntziMla. Fe-.i.--0 in the United Slate re meA'Mf IL.it" llenrt lar r.'it on timidn." .ra ai wa r'eadln forO the reeoifnilloii the Spanish-Amel?,. nn repnlilh. hat Veniiiel.awhlrh ill iiama park In hia honor, haa oof furgoftu.Huaio TJaoacrlpt. Advlsabla to Walt. Sniuniay niht wos vei"' stormy and little AlUa iis quite" frljihlciieii, so was told to say her prayer' and go to lied. Afler melllnt!nR n while ah claimed: "1 ililnU I'd ctler wnit lift It sin's raining, mother, 'cnu-e mj prayer will get 'l wet jjolng up to heaven.- '. ' &ay and Monday j WjUXa ' . I Mwk Fickf&rd Mfijm' . , . ,m,e ., .. w. H. BOHNENKAMP GOMPAHY : t v TKK SWIFT IteVlhfU. SPAIKI.IN(5, CLKAN PUN . ' i " , I OF Tl MCryRVfLI.ACTIVATK VOtI j Ciono.r Futn.ture ; iH k- . i II V:V . 1. Mill T ' VaT fc.'' Try. And se$!it.' j i V ' j: ANDOf COURSK.TIIFiRB'l.L , ' ' FPjjf' '- ' ' "1 " ill .V,.'. "' " , . . . ' Till; stylo iml skitpu is .... .. j ' J,Ta'ge!gBa8B8" --"'-J "' imrvwl-fcl jk.111, by J j. Ltf. . tr r yX- nv"iip i,vess,nK-. jw J r I v s uF9t M I Kttt?.' ip I V.VV" . '. . A-l' Where YminCrediS Is Godri . J. -. t .- ;, l,v;,l- Harvesting fcjtpense I ORRIPTIONS 1 ' Rediicfitl to- r - . g - " . I I I . K 7 Mut k a? k' m dim K rnrrrrT I I-.nAr.fJ .a BnPOWTOI ninff . till (tT U iLJ iftt IVtAiM, Will i' JJi.! i f io i ivuduiui jtjmjM. Elf - II M REASON FO. GJ. is Cmmnf Enqk aj an ai 1 '" HtH from vipii.im parts of tTi emmitf indie! Unit t doltjff- i Miitm a cotinflufc, with a ron-i- of fdiil lftiirn io la m; MiliMi.( f hi if wlcoii n for io" a l'n wrwttlinff cyst-of-liviiiK pftibluii ft is w(?lcojne liews also i"y pfople.in jijscommuiJty who are Raving w,cljr ;;igt JSte tinft whWi the dollar tfitl buy a null dol lar's worth HKaii" "ei-p o iNtving The Bid dollar' is United StiCes Natioifal Bank Fojd tor Puolllstj. Correspondent mirnjued hjr "Mewed uppeicnta" ou hill ot far aya he ogiloryj some. The dish turned out tc he slowed apricots. Boston Trait script. , . 'Cool Off Mutlneefi' nt SlierVy' SaiSSSlSSr kJ every daff. Ak your friends ahout GKJsSSalSSSSE '? i "" J 4 rtaia ' -zu a A ":, III IH " Jhe McjKall Mm '(I I'l I i 1 SUB!t.TM4TUU:tnMIIM tMtwer.. Poller ml m li i.. ... o r ift t ."MI Ir th... . it i i i' ' is Ail advice. ''f.il;l ko.it,!!. i H v a a" r . a - i i I fi!?g, a a ' ' 'More Home ll WANT TO LUJJi OK SELL SOMlvt aiNliT TKY AN OB- tlio M't "kittle e" 12-f( cut fiior Harvea ilL'cu.t ii avcniv of IS .- rr.i?j- wHk'a daily 25 .lloiw DitilTal .. 7 a . lil,aiial (ii'uaxi'S Ailo)Mce for upl ?.ah", 2. men ..., Cost to littad m thresh 2 Cof to hat and Hires, I Tfcin f j. not a meiy astimita of i ,o.4s to run a "I.ittl tii" Tractftr Ilnrvertor. It is lijfwss. of act tial oraling exjionsos fitiiishod us hy owind- of these .macjiines. . ' , ' Mr. Fiffiar Can y.m afford to contijiMt paying fnaj M.W) to'0.00 pi acre to harvest your grain with tha old heading and thrcshifig sj'stem? Cn you ' afford to continue t.i expense afid ftork of payig nd "board- ii) jf nrvestj:iwsV (An you allid to continue feed ing ad caring foi.' a la we nunili' of horses necessary to harve,'- tlti) Jd wayj( , , . ' Tl!) "Utile Mien.' liquiros jut orsp8 and only two tU-u ami will do'tyoaV cflmplf te harvesMiift job for a cost of ocly r ceiitslper awe. ' . iUAi Cfcmbinll hv stem ioywaduin .evcj-al dif ferent siles and Voftils the "Baby Gas,' ".itUe, Ben.'S Junior aiial Wiiiem Special. 'I'lier id a sue for your crop. f'liice your order now. Do iit dela. Fuisf terms. e. W. BUNTING k '. . . AUMT FOR . !Th Holt Manufacturing Co. 1503 JeMtfgwon Avenue Telephone Main 792 LA GRANDE, OREGON to the House f , ...-.$5.88 2.ro ............ 2.50 10.00 ...420.88 .. .: .95 acrt .... !.... V"