La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 13, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TvTO LA (iRAN'BE EVES'TNt? OBSERVER Tllcsd.i v, Si-i1i-mi1ci- I"!. 1 I THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE by Condo. NEW Wo oiens COATING, SUITINGS SKIRTING, Etc., Etc. AW it IV HOW sll'iwill till' now Wii-tilii Kalii'ii-s for 'iilJ. These ontisist ..!' Un dress materials Scrt;e-', Trioo't.inos. Now Coatings in Silvoi iviiios, lNiIivia and I'lanneK Now Skirtings in Stiiie- Plaids ami 'lu c ks, Wo liavo also ia full lino ! Custniiio ' I vols in all want" 0(1 - llnl'S. mm infc'" Carter's Union I Suits .ill i mr m K:OT?;S V.... w v . .v Those cipuI days Misc-f warmer underwear. Wo have a iniiIeto stock of Cniciii Suits anil So pai ato garments ami lt'h w.rd and Hilton fur oaeli incur her or the faintly 1'nr lncn," woliioii, ohililron ami infants Wearing Apparel FOR WOMEN Coats,- Suits, Dresses, Skirts Showing the New for Fall day, with every express, in new Fall Apparel, daily wo Teeeivo now I' a is, . I n OS-e-, Suits, Skirts, A: our inspection is in it . I " - r. ' X W.V Vt;. i -i l Caw. PLA-rCP r,wTuerres or a IoimC foor lui-ru chick1 en AKltCLC-: s lnT Somc PiS OP ON TUG FRONT KfD C3f(C! Fl?OM TH(S p'lQST OHY or. scrtnOL Ujiih A List ct ".TvjP'P L r 7 1 for. him YOU KwOVTHese MlOKcX- MM BV-AMCINJC Of IV(IMS"3 ON HIS PUE. HAVlS STICKING. ( ? itH I MIIC, You 1 J av i-r- YeS, i fc'ivow yv; fwve , j 1?- ' ' r- An-O Vou 'RAID i -r- A rZf p SO yoJ TOLTi 4m- . - ROUGH STUF F NOT TDLERATEG Children's Shoes Leather Vests lieago Film Censors Are Ladylike in Their Tasto: Wo offer a ooinileto lino of hoth school aiul dross slrocs for Hoys aii'l (iii?s', for nil 'ayes, nil at now lev: price levels. For the man who is want a lioather 'est. it will pay you- to look hero first. We offer a largo variety if. styles and the price is!iii;li1. HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE ' BEHEFT-MUCH .M. l will lie in Snlwii at llutt time und h1 will dirt'-t tlM' woi U. 'J ilt- -xai-t iliriei on w-iiirh tin hoys 11! ui)K'r ias; not us yftt iefn M'finiiely st'ttld i)i" nil, but it ts thought that aside from I om-.appMaranrf during the we?k. j hat u .se(i-d on- cm ne arr:npod for t-ittuT tlit Sunrlay prwediiifir. or th in 'lollowiiiK tin Ht:i: fair. t j ' Tlic chorus, whn-h if mtnU up of ( 1).yft from eif-'lil to fiftPMi ycr., and' 1... It- 1,1 .lilt be iH-ard in tlw Papiml Hty for Ihnj -Ki'killJf !)n)'t !(lt lV. fi rst limn. Tin- ytmnstfr't work i T " " dc-i rni(-d as bfin? 'full of Mp." th im-nibcrs rt'spoiiflitm alt-rtly to pvt; siL'tiiilol ih-ir laclr. Wlifii 'Mn!nw Wilson, durine his pi-FsidHiyy, had his notii- attracted to the (jrjranixatinn, w immediately Ki(t t h foll.wiiiK iiipsr-;ip to M r. Whit ri'-y : "My attention has bt-en callfd Hi i ho intt-rosi inn work you hu c luftn tloin in orffitniziiifr tin Wliitnpy Hoy ShifT, ;n.l I wain j 1( 'Alf m sell the pleasure of ix-pri-Ksinjf my iitere.st in thft work Jat'd send ymi iny li'-st wi-h'-s for its ! KHCftf-K.S." ida&, it i rft!ated at the ChlcaRj cnor board. Distributor KfttiiiK a picture they think will not pass the board now a ad Ihen take a ha ml at fixing It up. They have cut out funny parts that the censors think great, left In part Unit the tensor holds thumiis down n. and otherwise perplexed their judge. "We have sometimes sent back and ahked them to pive s the whole pic ture, as we did not find anything wrnjig with It," remarked Mirk lien ita .McOinnift., Chicago's acting ciilei ensor. "At other times we have re jected a whole film after their hope-l-sn atiempts to doctor it ui." TJie Chicago censors jit as sort oi i humane society on the city's films. They are keenly aveme to useless brutality. Their "Cut-ont Hook' contains frequent Injunctions to eli-j uiiiiaie scenes In terse terms ;u hese: "Cut kicking and striking m.ui on floor." j "(;ut filugKing man." ! "Cut too close views of choking. "j The number f viobnt moviv leaths in Chicago has been reduced V millions annually since the censor; ijoard took a hand In reducing lhj film murderers. They cut them out iin a- si ron k nana, Another aspect of the ceiisor.s work is Indicated by this line from; the Cut-out bouk: j "Cut all scenes of white children j -basing uegro boy and thiowiniii iiones at him." j An incident like that was credited; A'ith starting a 'rare trouble. j Disregard of the law is another j suggestion that the censors try to; offset. Glorification of lawlessness on the plains Is one of the most fre-j nuent forms in whft-h this comes up. I "A censor should be able lo put back something1 as vital ps he takes , out, only less offensive,' Is a. princi ple at the Censer Board.' ' "We "Ure doing constructive work in censuring today that we did not know could be done, seven years ago." Miss McCinnis said. "One reason for this betterment is that the movie picture people real ize that censorship has comet': slay.' A Ironouiicrd Succe. tended the use of ChamW-rlainV Cola The uniform purceR that has at and Diarrhoea Rrmeiiy in the relief and cure of bow l complaints, bom for children and adults, has brouph; it into almo.-t universjil u.-, so that it is practically withoat a rival a:itl as everyone who has u?ed it knows it is without an equal. Adv. V4 1 IHICAtitl, Sept. 1. when movie men take lo censuring their films. 1 1 ii y Tnei i in e Lave some strange " toastea TO seal in the delicious Burley J flavor - Uoyed the aasiea navor 3U will al- ay want it 1 1 X U CHORUS it :. War . Financo Coioration iiakrymoke co.mint. 'rc-zideut lyttins win ,-m'tvo to rut in a comedy hoi.k, wiiniwy Muoli' Moiiov into CitiMil- ation iind (live to IiKlustrv. Stimuli "The (Ircut Adventure,'' whu-h markfl th drbut of I.ionl Harrymure un a rointnly wnjen slur at the Arratle Siiwiny; Fair 0. Thiouth Will Listen h Hoys' rhuni. at SaTtiu Stat( r I'h'ntic i As a purgative, ChamU'tlainV TaD- lets are - tiie exact thinR required. t I Stmnp enotin fur the most robust, ! mild enuunfh -f or children. The i ,rausf au agreeable mitvcnu'iit of the ' j bowels without any of that tejrible .griping'. They a.e easy and pleasant j to take and ayreeabk in effect. Adv. i ! somk ;(xn HARdAlvs IX CITY i'i:oi'i:iiTY No. 1 ". Flvp room bouse on Ail.itiKi Ave. 2 lois; macadam kIiwi; ren, em sidewalk; luwn; HliatW lrfj. Orioe $2l,(lO or wMI veil house ujul ohm lol for I-1HIM. Kasy lerm.-t. No. R Four" room house; larpe U.I ; one anre; on "Z" SI., MO!e lo llif Vij-tory highway. Own r moving away anil must fM-ll (his )!ar. ('an he handled with a small-" payment down. the liMam-e on monthly rnftlall-mi-nts I'rif-e 1 1 4 nil. a rra ii L't-m-n l insi lintativ weanesilay and tnuisuay is Ki,e by liovniwr Oi.-oit anil Se,-r-- VAt.E, Sept. IS. The plans of Jh,- from Arnold H-nne;t laKe com- ,;irv f i. .aie fair huanl. A II ar finance cvrporation for maknu of ,hp SMm0 nam1'- hifh. niark I i.,.-,, rr,.5id,.,ii Hardin vi lli i.,ni loans for livestock anil airrirultutnl UP "U( h a su'censful run. From all , ;1, ,u. innhi-onilni: t-u. fair. Mlief are all N-rf-,to.l and ailual loam reports, the picture i surpnssmit thr- ,r wl,n ,hp t,im,,lw vnii, v llms will be made within a few (lavs, ac- u'l'e pioduction released thrmiich As- ,.hru. hi, h is -o ine In Salem at tordlnir to Senator K. N. Ftunfii id, wha aociatrd l irst National ',i tuies. Inc., ,li( ,lm,. jllins ln1l, ,,,,. ,.,,r is In Weiser thin week lookinK after wi" s,,t " wl f"C entertain-', an aIllI,iri,.r .onn.llut the Male private business. Senator StnnfieM m,"t ,n "ran',r. 'air uroundi wiih the W hile II. .us, firmly believm that this measure will j In announcinK Mr. Tiarrymore. in a Wafliliieimi. I. (' . ill rarty the. rrltore the rrmfidi nee of the count ry.jcomedy rule, the Arcade Theatre lakes voices of s-v n hundred western l.nv Increase the value of products. and in- occasion to t-xtain thaV -ci.i-dy" ll'e Oiesiuni. and tl..-n ie n,i-n ure the farmers and stiH-kmen that i,... not meaif "comic. " The stars 'he lalter's voire in hi; iiiresjun of the crops of mai will lie the last piof. ru,. ; dignified and the comedy re. "I! reciaiii.n. nieM crop lor a lonK time to come. fined and no rustuid.pie lauehs ai! The seem Inc of Hi The new law under which the wnr prnmied. Suffice it to say that Mr. finance rorKirntiun will operate in Harrymore, in part of the picture, making these livestock and aifiicul- pluyii the part of his own valet, in tural loans provide for Ihe corporal in-i cientally attendinir what is sup.is,-l to loan the surplus of a billion and a to I- his own funeial. half. These loans will l. made throui li; a financial ote-aniratmii or associalio i . ( f up I'l'llol'T jiu win rsieuii i.ir a:s.tii two aim a. ------ I HOMES FOR SALE "room hrnise, l'ri e J.'M'O. bio k'i from P. O. f A dandy nice well unmixed m dern i house on paed suets, cornt r loi i fur Jni. on .spring nt. This prop erty should inoe at tins pi ice. Owit if is non-esideiit. ofVI. T wol Vo, WlUtney C'inr tin. which i n e of Hie must i (.:il'! of lis kind. K run-ol red t-u uf iht most v m men-ia hie aitivni.-s ilti-i year in niniin'iitm with if-,e fiiir. II. K. K Whilliey of Spok.nte I A fin' home on Adams for $f.r.oO. !A Modern home on N street f.r I:mih. i(t imnaalow, up-to-date. No contractor could build this hmiv 1 fur flr today. hklf years at a low rate of interct. The machinery is all ready. W. 1. Thompson of Port lard i on hi- way to WaMnirton now t- take hni.T ." tii activity of the cm jmii at hhi and it is tvpectrd that luan- will In man. next wrek. Trie proviioi, of th(- , bioad, said Senator Stanfidd no M-dl.-HH lcstritioM will be ImU'.d around th" p roc -Mm re of ohtninin:: kan. A !osn value of will be mailt- On r; to 1 fnen at one ail ; 1 IIMII T IS HAY'S I.ATKST PMOKlPl. The last work in motion picture de velopment will ha tectn sp'kfi w hen the latet lin e Paramount p in duction, "A n t Mil Kahiont d Itey," I r.rc very Martin Charle Kav, is pn-ciited at the Shciiy Thcalte for two duv conimencinj; Knlay. The picture car !Ie off honor's a the firM photoplto l-hiti'rnphid u aht'iit an irts 'II th t'-c .oil Trlmminsr ! new nioilern home in rv ry pr-.rti-iiiil.ir, on paved stieei. Von f Iks who lui-e wanted tont-t hinn lil.e ibis ' e -i ij.-ate t h ts. 1. mtid be s d ou cioiie ai.d No. 2C on Kit si snd ira lot; tree: sidewalk, on p:irt hart run. No. :. a hoti-e; lari; em CM-ept h'.iKft lots; be fruit trs; o walks; paved J :',mni .o). $10(10. bo down and balance monthly payments, at J J 'per month. C. J. B-LACK & CO. (Realtors) m:v koi.ky Bi.rwi. Oregon room m alern house t:el, between Adams basement; large rnd cement JJfitu'. Terms J I is a good ory R room cellar: nud p mice; two it shufle aud cement side, street. All for Welders of All Metals THE BEST EQ'Jiri'ED IN EAST OREGON 'Under Hegrrindlng Crankshaft Regrinding Pistons, Piston Rings, Piston Pins Cart and Tractors of AU Makes Overliaulcd V i and 1 Mkcbine Work of AH Kinds We pre equipped and m v.ned by experti for the above work LEIGHTON'S WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS K. W. Lcighton, Prop. La Grinde Concrete Pipe Co. PERMANENT AS THE PYK.VMIliS CONCRETE DRAIN TII.E HERJnANENT AM) THE IIEST. Factory atlslnd Citj. Pdslnfr re Km 791 Phone, Main 120 ......... lj (JraiHle pVr"-i " University of Oreg 9 !u:itiei tlif s.heep. t hi who m.:V tinfnnl ' Jfl litlul;;.! $J du' - t. rin,,, i.l ! ..,. ..( t.til iiifc uhs winter. P:eel:i;K ewe wi.l if exp'sinrd the -fte-out." Wire ft loan value nf $i). Jjvt a Kenera;iy is Men t the conclu Boon as theM. lun-s ure placed .,u-h ci.i -mI. and whi. h, to the upon stock, tne jwue wi l M-ttu-i!ly r" i the vme a lip imi tne -:ntf rt.r !.. rv vvdl trita -ith sll f;irm nrtu' ' sn n i- wh'ch iion of '.cree'l. ttie W.wtri',L' of tli.- i attain ot i the taui. " I ot t.pjai,n of tht war fimn.-o the urms'.iaj nuality f a putnre with eoi potation will in I " I y d.-fiate the out an in, in that hitherto produ.-er. vaiua of tHP dollar by tjitir.-r more have affirmed thut it wj.s m rrs-nry inlo ein ulati m and tin n i.y infta-'. to u--e the iti or "fadi-" to itiiit..re the vabip tif comtroditie'. la con-.)J a turn of events or a transition -i aration of thi- b 11 co'.rr--i- w on- action. fronted w:th th indi-putnldt fa t that ' 'A "ns t'hrisline Jv-hnton, u'jthi' Uit t'mtid SlHe had f:nanci:.l ruin of "And did fa.-hi"ned Ho ." a---e't-riTijr it in the face with two p'si) b that this effect ma l-e -rained by the way out. ()n vi universal ins'd ue of c'Ttra-timt srrres, which woul-f eory, thereby thr-wintr the country -neget a love s.ene or a quiet bit o into a n'ate of v rtual icwli-m v human intcn-st after the ex;ttinp ir proernmrni owTrv-sn.p or everytrimtr intensely Ur.irr.atic jitmn sroueTice The other way! Without the iris, the action vf "A the doPar uti 1 Old r'a-hioned to' is rontint.u and thr re- ami aud;rme will rnjy the m t of itnc-sinf the unfol.iuijr of the en tit m t without a "hrraV or f,oU". "Kolbd" WiH tet niatt i , , Hum" tie;,r hiifh si'hiM.l. mnt be s 1 I .. . . , . 1 I 1 11 I I. IS lOa'lO't Mills umi i "i.if iii.fi ; .-, .1 .nil- rncl.- Ii,iii on . ln 'l It.r I '-: 'III .V:i-iili.l imy. J '. J N i t '. ,. ... I i f'n ;i - ' i " ( ' l ove :i. nne f. $Jioi jui wall, in I .'.A 1 :f-r ibe i ; ht p.A.. I ; 9 i 'K yV'' I ) Modern hune anAnicJ fiiroitnr Tor J fot SVifV' j l,;.le T: U is a A'! V pi desil .!'.. I ; ' y 'i A I r-.trpish- -! hon-e inclndinc pinno fo , rent nelr I-,::.!) hool. I 'A ' fo'ic -e. nie If v n wart to 'uiv or r A, ' ' - I Worthy proven that we of the pulili:-'s Our equipment and Remeel. We aieful'v tons lea- 'r Geo. H. Currey i we nave .ire worthy llfiencV I Is dipnif ie I plan our rvic-g sr.d ee. iiltA them J Monsly. 1 Snocfgrass llui. was untl.irik:.!f waii th ilpfi.-iii.in .-f tflffulion f rotnm.-.li' lum lo wti r ti nr .-i .lit'onK n i.ear j poiiblr." Senator S'ai ficW . not look f .r Th r..ir.y n. rrliff frii foifirn trale until a lauith. tn valu cf f'irripn n'or., , . ,,n-i ' whaKwIoifl. I . M. Cr, f,r Mim. . Tli cnn-itil mao nuk orr j. OnmirV. W'illii.m Kamj mm ll pf ti,,t, tut It ,.-irt Jo i,hu tlt$ Crrau-it Srifi.f." .!;!-;tj t,.. u, u.itr u It. 7f ta- t i..ut lit lt.- n it " it .n.kf I ..itu.t-a'.in in 'Vi -..Oi.Vtr 'ImM- I It.. l"n.:i!lH - It,. Iv . .1 Vv : a: eMe tiMi V tin St. Ileal t'!fe Phime H-f Mil lnr:in-e rM IT f. Ttr It HO el .n.t Ihe , t loi- inv a' 'f"'-'it i' id, n- I.- i i ih t-c t .ir, r;,m'n tM.vt-1 h' a .If l;a Tvmv won i llvr lr..i on thr -H t Tt: i:. 1 -J 1 In ml bi w n lu.trva aniaiini i laWT; for) taxi Call k in 308 snl at PastJmPool Hall J. IZ LIND3EY Zimmerman r unera IDi rectors I 5 Fourlh Pt. rh. air jjj N'-ll PI:. .p.. Vjin mm v, on ie Cllpe of Literature. Mience and the Arti. The School of Archittfcture? fod Allied Arts. Theochool of fcutineia ' Adnurui t ra t ion. The School of LJucation. TJ(e Extenaion Division. CONTAINS: The Graduate School. The School of Journalism. The School of Law. The School of Medicine. The School of Music. The School of Physical Lducfi'inn The School of Sociology. Fall Term Opens September 26 A hi, .i.nd.-d ol ,d r-ol..,m.l .cKoUnKip 1... lcom, ot.r ..I ,h oui.!...d n m.!k. n( it, Si,,,. I for fcl.r. on th v.riou. .thor... or lo. ..- mlrrr.Ooo. w,H. THE KeGBTRAR. UN1V1 RSI1 Y C I OHEGON. I'uarn.. Ore. 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