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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1922)
itind.iy, ih cml)cr)V igf 1922, PAGE FIVE V i -1 rANKEESflRE ; If MA d American Speed in B DismaYrf Foreiern J Leather - Pura ion mitt phone OL-lnTrd Pren.l Ocii. lUy Lbeconto &o popoNS tli American programs ha adopted. Souiu 10,000 1 8iir. ortica crowded the, Sports Palace of tw vo reecV bills, and ;;. 1 the diand would ha - stated oveq greatcK had It not l)C" -"T the tart thaVthe bouts werejd.'At In lie eveirfitg and many Bnk were kept away by 11 ' o( gVtiug midnight uaerii-aii re are Inter v the Viutcome, o a cli:illengt2 'a. m.. Ha& lire nstratiier, G -- heavyweight 'hampiou, lmstop an(J I'U'ua boxer, chronic with un vvchJiik in Tna ItPrliuTit'biitp. mi 7 ly, la id huh is r'j)Utt' a Hpii ring paniHM W Vi.fv 1 nnHfto have made Jpiwiast. such fttlitt?rnTfcs Ti prof eg anil Kid net and Suiiisoii si auontu !' 91. 4 by wliVwln, pei-U mtil an y CDiifiastin antuti . of 5 vj) I-' j lighter Ttr, fa a Bavarian purit'iicl in "hU 1 yC oiiano- Lonsi(U;h;iBii! rin and Tf . . aeasea. knocketi hi own s Bowol in thu avu latter'H seu from die rolnds 1 5 Ma,n nils their Cool- nfL-Til rn litre. Of- towel. J 9-4-tt wan at Vie ri ued Jlialtt- iinintLliatL'ly the jtiumT jl Aftuait-utis gram fuuiiti it wasEvict-eii-' .10 atlfijiid tltn and othur bouts tho bll In it. llov Ui-Vi a llabl 1 50 ind -lr" who iCSfc bee SOIlLUWftflt O c-al fit rltti, M(iuiftaj;( go, UifriiMiin nui It. ul "inKvi; oppuKil iin to alliihlViniaii, lng ntbuy'vtutlui4 I'Xpectiitt ; ( blli.. Alli-I Jiout'Siu'ir Teo- idly maUilng uiKiM routUB w llltlu or no third 1 ot punches'' Hll effectivene . talked over the figlUB, was creeled with a boiKiuel ojjnt. from tutyadmirer. boxer, uii(lerst. V0, hun iir rmiuuiiilon behimt t a XT tUoXilidup ns u Wf tutuVsjfe KnlfM! Spalla, vf Voh pievi'AtedNfioMi Vplarlng rla lAtlerikeepillB I illence aixl jlHifGerman ojtori Inuiioiently Eni4i icn minulary him to enter nlu rTjfs, the He appeured, atlenile by an ln" No. retinue of assistants. His D5?tiZt landed several stiff blows ei to n'i'1''1 V"OfU'r Ruler, fled iiiimitf niW one cory the rfciAto 7NeX until tli- eriimiiJmailirtA Up wiluCA Ioiik t ViuiRh (t seciie a knP" on in the firj rmLhe crowf," palhlzed,MauglieiI7and prole turn. lerk. 'ge No. etruiar SULPHUR CLEAr"a! A PIMPLY SKI Apply Sulphur as Told Wt Bu. Your Skin Breaks Ou Any breaking out of the skin d f.a neck, arms or hotly is overcome) every est by applying Mentlio-Sulphuu. All pimples seem to tlrv right up j Duos away, declares a noted skin sp. clerk Nothing has ever been found nional the place of sulphur as a pirj mover. It is harmless and incsji n Just ask any druggist for a m',!k ' of Rowlcs Mcntho-Sulphur and , ukc cum cream. Less Meat If Kidneys Both;; DM of le No. l first Wcd- Take a glass of Salts if y Ball. Back hurts or Bladder gji, troubles you. rtr. 'HiaUM r to WStAcfC lackeiVijj 1'avorittVTk torner, Vrv I No u:an or wuiuan wlm eals t ! meat mil nrake a mistake by tin B- 8--tlie kidney oecuAiundlly, ay!t a e"Ch knovvti autitority. Ilig meat eutingiaiiy develop j, uric acitl. tvliirh exeit,-s ktillmr-". tliey ItiVMtlle overw,,retl tlie strain, gi t i.liigipli ami la ;, tili-r tin' ju,ti. am) m ,t,iii iriinPE'G hlo...l: tin n get siek. Klii iini r lieielsilies, livi-r tlimlile, lieiMtl- dir.?iini.. sleepineji.4 ami urinary yQjj yjt THROW der often cine (ruin sluggi.li ki,l AT VOUR. T.ie ......... at y..n fu l a .lull ael' AT VOUR (he ki.liicn. r v.iur b.n k hurl. A0DV WHEN HE 5 the urine in t li.'u.lv. ..Il. nsive. f RVING M'lline lit. irregular nf p.n-aie tell. l.-tl liV 11 .l'ltMlt.iiII lit M'Hlllitl; ralinir meat, and get al'tlt fuur tit of .l:t 'j-alt frnui any pturniaev: a lab, Vitiful in- a gin nf v.itei fnre Itreakfss and in a fetr dav kiilne m.y ait firif. This far .alt i made from the arid r,f pr. and letnen itiice. cenihined with li' and li;t!t ln ti"ei f..r "eneratinni : tlu-li and ptimulatrt t lie kidnevn: I m to nentrli.e tlie arid? in urine A no linger eanees irritation, tint ou'i trf, ,1- fn-lin-.' l.laitiler tveaJne. yy. '' '! ''"It' i inrMvrnjive and nn'gf.$lftt iniure; muKes a llenniTill ellerveri lilliia water drink, wliiih evert' .ImiiIiI take nier and then to help k -the kitlnet rlran an, I ilrttve npii l.ljri.. '......I,,. 0trn H-;.I.J;..- i Want Ads KOK BALK OK TKA.UU PAPER FOR APPLE AND FRUIT coxes ror saia t the Observer of fice. Ch an. 7-8-tt' KOK SALE Chickens. Phone Farm ers 44. 11-lG-Ut FOIt SAI,R Three room house and two lots. l)Q:i, K. Adams. l-'Olt PAI.K I.. t Smith type-writer, l 'all Observer. 11-17-ltp KOK HAI.K Ono Jersey cow. Jf.O.OO. One lleircr. ?:iy.U0, is-lt. i i-i7-tr KOK SAI.K-White I'ektn ducks for Tliiiuksjiivlng. J'hone 3&2-J. U-17-2t KOK HAI.W Two Rood doom with liiiigt-M and locks. Call tini-M. 11-17-21 FOIl SALE Wagon and harness, new. Will sol cheap. Call 1401 Y avenue. ll-16-5tp FOR SALE Cull Delicious apples, 75 cents box. Harley D. Smith, Stono building on Jefferson ave. 11-16-Gtp TO KXrtlANOl-: (iooil li-room house In I'orlluntl, Ore., lor lui llraiule proiM'rty. Write "H. C," care ob server. li-17-:ltr( FOlt SA1.IC Kiv-rooiu, strictly up-lo-tlitle HuiiKiilow. Ono year old. 1:104 Hl.th Street. lllMpi-ctilon only be tween 11 u. in. ttutl 2 p. in. l.ee Jlaufortl, owner. l-17-t FOR SALI At bargain prices, two new tractors with plows. One trac tor second hand. Also several used trucks and automobiles. We have a large stock of used parts for sev eral makes of cars. Union Motor Co., I.a Grande. 9-21-tf FURNISHED HOME FOR SALE Nearly ew S room bungalow completely furnished, " on paved street, with nice lawn, good ga rage and woodshed. Want a rea sonable payment down, balance of purchase price can be paid month ly. See Mrs. Ebell, at Foley Hotel. 10-25-tf WANTF.D NURSING Phono 200-B. 11-7-261 WANTED Someone fa share apart ment. Call Main 780. 11-10-31 WANTED Work on farm by month. Address Box p9X, La Grande. 11-S-tf WANTED Woman for general .housework. Phono 429-M. 1 t-14-tf WILL PERSON who borrowed quilt ing frames please return same to Mrs. James Russell, 1802 Third. 11-16-Ot WANTED For contract or day work, top and send up men for decking crews. Baker While Pino Lumber Company, Baker, Oregon. ' 11-15-Ct von nmiT I.AHGE sunny room, with board, also hoard without room. 14.14 Adams Ave. ll-17-.1t Folt KENT Apartment. .New Foley l.ltlg. Inquire J. J. Foley. 1 l-17-2tp FOH KENT Steam heated furnished apartment. Irttiti Washington. 1 1-17-tr ItOST LOST lluneh of keys on keyring. Je- turn to Observer, liewartl. 11-17-41P LOST II. I', o. watch loh with the initials "v. 1'. M.." Finder re turn to Observer antl receive re ward. 11-1 7-tf MIMCKLLA.I WHS DRESSMAKING cnlldren's cloth ing and plain sewing. 1701 Wash ington. Phone 366-S. 10-26-12tp HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. Mrs. L. H. Norton, 906 Adams Ave. 8-30-tf NEEDLECRAFT S..OP Hemstitch ing, pleating, stomping and a ful line of stamped baby novelties Mamie Duby, WM First St-, Baker Oregon. 7-24-ti LOCAL CORSETIERB for Barclej Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 0 avenue. Phone H7-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. 8-1-tf TO REAP, TS f - VOO'P BETTER GET (1 iM 7 TTT) fV , v c. ' V .7v I'LL GET VOU! H r "VM r, "' nCr ' r v, -p,H-T) " A EVEhi ..i,.. v i y mrsjst I . l v w i r i i v t t.rMt u . -w. in 1 u . : wfszq , 1, H Vl'imMKA ! i - '.-! ; -- 'i.;'C,-.W ..c.(;y 'www- pfi s?7. -a - ' i J THEATRES at siiEitRVs, srxn.w, .mono. THH MIX KMI" Xo l.en Thnn Kleren Players Rirllnr Ability SM'n In .New (inlilwyn Picture. When tho enst for "Tho Flood." the new Goldwyn plel coming to the Sherry theatre two .days, beginning Sunday, 1 engaged, one lending woman ten leading men wero needetl. tho main roles were of qunl inn tunce, and railed for an actor tellar nbllliy to play It. The f choice matin by the casting tli tor resulted In a genulnn nil cast. Tho lending woman In the pli play is Helene Chadwtek, who played In many Goldwyn pletu Opposite her. Richard Dix plays part of a 'young broker who ; through a spiritual transform: J and learns to appreciate tho v of a constant love. Janieii Kirkwood, one of the w impressive actors on the sereel seen In the rolo of an itlm preacher, William Orlinoud, gavo an excruciatingly funny personation of a 'Movie' dlrecti "Doubling for Romeo." is a jo! engineer, and Otto Hofnian phi down-and-out actor. For many years, Ralph Lewis been n well known figure, on screen; his role of Governor Si men In "The Birth of a Nai will long be - remembered. He an important part in "Tho Flood." Other members of the are John Stoppling, Howard 11a L. II. King, Will Walling and win Karr. Under' tho directio Frank I.loyd, these players done the best work ot their reers. Also showing a comedy. DYNAMIC! DI-..VV IX "t'MIKIl TWO KLAUS" 1IKKK S Universal Slur Has Best. Itnl Her Sensational Career, With an Immortal story, a of dynamic personality and tt of players whose names nilgml played up separately as stars, ' der Two Flags" comes to tho cade Theatre on Monday ns a versal-Jewell offering of the h est Btandard. Prlsellla Dean stars as tho thetle. Cigarette, James Kirkwoo opposite her, and John Dnvltl Ethel Grey Torry, smart Holmes 1L Bulllbrldge Fred Craven, lill Law and Bobby Mack have oi important parts. Otiltla. did not drenm of Iho cess to which her story would co She tlld in poverty in Frnnce-,- very few knew that the -puaalng Louise 'tie la Runiee, as she wn private life, was the eclipse o brilliant career. As Is tho with many a great genius, she without the reward that was Ju hers. ' If she had lived hut a. years longer fame immeasur: would have come to her. Choosing Hitch a mighty veh lor f'rlsclllu Dean, Universal oxi tlvcs knew that a director ot questioned superiority would h lo guidu Iho filming. Toil, Urn Ing, who shared credit with J Dean for the phenomenal run "Outside the Law'' and "The Vli nf Stumboul," was assigned to peat those successes. 'IIO.NOH I'lltST" IS NKW JOHN (illdlDUT Kl With John Gilbert in the role, "Honor First," his latest V Main Fox feature, will be shown the Star Theatre today and Sunt! Press reports from other cit where tills picture has been sho accord It high praise. Many,, w have revlewetl the feature ussi that Gilbert Is at his best. The story deals with the dlff enee in character and .tempt ment between twin ,brothers bo of whom served in the French army during the war. Gilbert por trays both brothers. His work ns the cowardly brother Is said to be especially worth while. This ehur acterlzutio calls for extraordinary force in acting. Not only is the story of the pic ture intensely gripping and worth while, but the photography and di rection are declined to be of the best. ' Jerome Storm, 'who is fast becoming one of thu foremost di rectors In the film world, staged the picture. Many of tho scenes were photo graphed under extraordinary con ditions and arc described as mus terpleces of photographic art. fTrrIWPTHnTT5ITTTcat!s pastries, cakes and pies. M0T liWFnT"" BY ALLMAN j f 'MM 0 - - T-A-X-I Call Main 580 Imperial Billiards Olympia Oyster Cocktails - in Season at THE LOTTES 1118 Jofferson Ave. For Choice Quality Meats BUTTER, EGGS, FISH and OYSTERS ' buy from The M. A. Stilwell Meat Co., Inc. Two Markets Quality Market Fir St. Market Phone Main 32 Phone Main 700 LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACIIIXF. SHOP AXU FOUXDHY M All Kinds of .Machinery, Automobiles nml Tractors Itepalretl, ; V Overhauled nnd Hebtillt. y Acetylene Welding or All Kinds , ' . ' '.-; Cylinder Boring nnd Oversiro Pistons j : - Crankshafts, Pistons and Piston l'ins Hegrounrl Oivo I's a Trial "j ITT- 3 D. FITZGERALD, Prop. Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Heaters at Price to Suit the Pockctbook ED DONOHUE, Prop. "Phone 474-J "v-:" - Fir & Jefferson TODAY Make yourself master of today, and you will win. Why lose time and possibly opportunity by writing when you can have the satisfaction of immediate response by using our long dist ance lines? Any telephone is a long distance, station. i HOME INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE COMPANY Money 6$ No Commissions For Particulars Sec J. R. Oliver Gulda to Rlaht Llvlna. ' 1 Tin 1nti'( luva imrf Kl Toitipi Look! Real Values in WINTER CLOTHING Boots and Shoes, Leath er Vests, Woolen Shirts. Tailor-Made Suits $.r)8.()() and up t,- TheAToggery Andrews Bros. New Cheney Silk Ties Snodgrass andj Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licenced! Embal mcr, Ambulance Ser vice. Day Phone Main 62, ' Night Phone, Main 71S. 1505 Fourth St. La Grande, Oregon. li (I