La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 16, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextE I'M ?'"?T "7 4. 'jr- .it, ir'-'. f ' f'; ''!'' T V v 1. Friday, February 16, 1923., TTTE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER TAGE SEVEN assified Want Ads I THEATRES "ji EVERETT TRUF Dy Condo PROFESSIONAL lilltECTORY si i:i'nii(; i-iivsu ians ; . ' "''J -M.MldAltKT 1NU1.K Mains. INm-tUN of u-Am.n -...I "I----, imy. utneij phoiu- rlnirn s,.,,,, , i,, , ."mil luti rOK SALB OH TRAUH FOB SALE First class fence posU. Farmers 19X2 12-12-if . lul.lr.-n AIT()ltM;ys ...i.i.s :n,i ki:ki:h.i:i c.eo. T ' im-Im-.-ui ami riilim It l-:i...r"iTT.r.i t, ;'"!'", L" Urandu Niuioiuil Bunk n.f.i A,""-!'-l-l.!iiv. Itoonw "" ""ico KldK. Til kt '""""r- 12-13-1 ir C!!ll!()l'i:.(TOIt ..,:VK t, -V, v,!':i:!i Chir.wmctr k I,,,1'v IHliltllliB. Hours 10 to 12 in.. - lo u li. hi. and 7 to 8 . in 7-24-11 JK. J 1-.. Vimlii.i.i, Oiiroprai-im una MiuiroMiih. Nervuus nn.l chronic l.;..-:.s, s u i,- f.ilt v. Sullv 20. Soul iimt I.l,r. Dv. r Mlv.Tlh.M-MO-n. office hour.. 1') to u n. m.. 1:20 to 3 p. " . to i ..y.-nmi-. I'lton 4!i7---. win: rrisi-; 1JK.... X. .MAVVII.I.I-: .Spc,.llll.st Ir .hronli- ilis, .M,.i .M,M:hnno- lIlll'flDV ll'iil ':.ln.-.......l. 1 1'! ' (iiscusi-.l. llrrvoilH il llllHl illlll ion. I'.nwitl mi ivinii.-: ti fnron c Dl- - ". . r-u' niiiy Iroateil. I'hon ,1!,,oin J. 2, :l, Hucond llool . uppii.iite hi ur Then l-r. liffhM' liou.:e, in to 12 n. 111. J:..u to o:uu p. in. Continuation free 3--;r i. liriHlHT llvllUUllIP, lOi'ZiMlia, - imi'thiiciiiw Troll Mil PAPER FOR APPLE AND FRUIT Boxes for sals at tbe Observer of fice. Civ an. 7-8-tf row nuirx Mild KhM' Modern seven Toom house. Inquire 808 N ave. 2-1.1-ftt KOH KKNT A furnished roam, 1510 Adams ave. iU)-tf FOR -RENT Furnished nig rooms. George Washington. housekep-' Roil vujr FOR KENT Modern furaiShed apartment, 1G06 WashinSron. 2-15-- FOB RENT Three Tooms furnXhetl for light housekeeping. liK) chil dren. Phone l.'U-W. 2-7-tf fuify mi tpKho rest FOR RENT Modern 6-room Close in. Call D Fitzgerald FOR RENT A ranch. 1 mile north ot island City and one-half mile west. W. S. Thorp. 2-8-6tp FOR RENT Furnished hnumfkeep- ing rooms. Phone 470-M. 2-10-tf LOST. ri..V(ITIM;i!S j..mi'.kt 1'iANd Tir.NI.NOClan and ; voho your plniio wiiliout nxtro i ' . Hi-'iraniii-d. t'all Xew- jtn ,-Mory lor aniiiiliit in..nl. llov l-ii.-t K. I'hillips. FRATERNAL DIRECTORY "; -'- Oranilo Loilffo No. 3f,0 I'oyal (Inkr of .Moie, lioklH rt'Elllal lnoo.liiK.'i L-vi'ry Tlillr.tiluy niKlit at i . ! in. at Hint l-.lloiv.s' Hull. Thi Won.i-ir.H ll..of,.lu-art l.OEion mei-tl Hi;i:onil uliil fotirtli 'rinir.sdit v.i of each I monih. .Mo l.;oii of the Worl. lurflii ne,i, ml .Mor.ilay of eiieli month iilors alwavH u. leonie. ). IIAI:l.N. niclator, C. S. MWWl'X, .Secretary. ul S privl! j:rolii.r i: s. iu:a. n:nvi; 1.. 1 i:a kh. .v, i- l..-i lir.'imle J.odBe No leelw each Thnr.iday ''lock. Home anil elnl rlully exttiuled to all Exalted nulor, MIIIIKKX W ill HIM,:, ! l:-l TIllilSilIiV e . ill III. I K. Of 1 'jots welitmie. K. li. 111. WO.- V JAKK IlliSTlll'K, 1 A.MKi:iOA Tli:; ineetM O! iMhi,' of eacl hall. Visiting r. Clerk. A. K. and A. .'.I. I. a llrainle l,oilei No II. A. I-', an. I A. hohls reBUlar nieetii't; flrl .-mil thinl l''ridayn at 7lj!" P. 111. Colllial Wvlcolild to all J- Jlii.sOTi.-;. t l.'IT I.. fivOWIHASa W. M. "K n.'T.IMill, .Si-crelary. LOST One small diamond ring. Re ward. Call Observer. 2-H-tf WASTED WANTED Girl for general house work. Phono 4u(i-R. 2-15-ot WANTED Experienced woman to work during day. Mi's. R. J. Green. Phone 38H-J. 2-14-3t WANTED To hear from owner of good ranch for sale. State cash price, full particulars. D. F. Bush. Minneapolis, Minn. 1-20-tf HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. Mrs. L. H. Morton, 806 Adams Ave: 8-30-tf LOCAL CORSETIERri Tjr Barcle; Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Conncll, 1104 O avenue. Phone Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Ficot Edge. Work Guaranteed. j ' 8-l-tf HANDCUFF SHAKER HOLDS WORLD MARK .,1V.. ,0, J'JAdl.KfS .Afrit.' No. IT.lt, ninety ' fwry- I'ii.iay ni-lit ill KhrIws Hall ViiUJii; mi inlic r. vt:lciiiif. : ' LILLY. W. I'. J. ;. I'.IIMJSKLL, See?. Won.i.MKX (tK rni-: 'OLLl La Jl.niH;iy nii'i.t nl KutiU-s Hall. Ai) vi.i I ini; Xt'.l.-'hhnrs u t ir(ini'. Dues lny:it.l.' iit tin- );nni!s 21 -1, I, i;;u:U JJnilUini;. .1. .1. j:. .1! fllco ol' thfl clerk c;r;iiiiio Nntiona KlTi'IlKN. Clerk. KNI'ill'i Ln.l.; S Oi' Xu. L" k in iit p. i.-itin; i:. i'. c. L. PYTHIAN fCfd CroBi nif t;is t;vfry .Mondfi ;tMlo Hall (K. of 1 I'ylhmii welcome Kniflit.-:. ru:i,ns. c. c. ;i:aua.m, k. n. 3. in. viMi:. s T77 -IM'I ATION 'i 7 tin; Mni-ian.f.:. L;t r:r;i!ulti Lode No Hi, W. li. A. of ,M. Loiliju HHC-t.s flrrft 'i'!iiii.-il:iv ;it p. in. atnl third "V. .Iiif.-ir.v ?it S p. in., nt K. of P Hull. Vi-itlni; Sii-lH Wclcnmo. . Mlirf. N'OF! V.. MAOKFJl', C. m.i:.H)I:im j:aT(i'. li. K. o. j:. M--!if ciinpu-r Xo. o. l:. s. lot,- f'mifi "'(iininiiiif Jit ion the foc rj i I iin.l f -if rt li WV'ltHvflnys of each " lsiuiiK int-'inhrrs coroiallj '-. f 'T ri. .1. IA IXT.mTT VAItKKU, W. M SAN KICANC'ISCO, f-N hi-lG. rAn of ficial "chiiyiTOii."-' vho( In twnnty fiirs is said lo have shaken iiarnl- ufi'8 with morn, uMopod criinlnalN than anyone. ulfo- in ilho -worlif. 46 Mikrt. Hurkp. '(K't-i'ctivo; at tlio Kan KranrfHco police ilcpartinont. DnriiiK this tiling l!urk(. truvulod rMiveml ium ilrc'd thousand miles, vlsitinf? praetir alty every city in the, United States. Mnsiro and Canada. "Shaking liandrufi's," however, must le taken fipurativily in the rase of Burke. Jn fart, one of the most remarkable things about hit record Ih that lie never used liandcuffH. rhains. bracelets or shackles on any of his 5 (Hi prisoners. "That, lie 'said, "is hecauso I watch them, and. they know I'm watching- "There isn't any seiif' In putting cuffs on a man. It just makes him feel mrun. I always try to make my prisoners feet ffood. 1 tflve them ci gars, jolly them along nnd muke 'em like it. The whole trick is to al ways keep between your man and the ", IH.IM ItAltteAIN'' AT SIICKItVS LAST DAY. i Lou Chaney is a marvelona screi'n actor. If he liad never K'lven evitloiie of that fact beforo hiK aetiiiK of tv dual role In Hold wyn u tantaslic. ntiftc melodrain.i, "A lUind Uai'Kraiur' would provo Die titatenivnt It reciulrcM, howe'er. hotoplay an Goldwyn had Ulind Itartrain, ' protluc- od as artistically nnd directed as in- tellisroiitly,,to rIvo Mr. hane" an opportunity to seoro so decisively. This apt or likes unusual, bizarre char acters in unusual ami thrillinuly melo- umatic sitimtlons in order to revca Jtls fiini mimetic K'lfts at their fallen levelopment. Tlienr rcitiironients urt met in "A ltllml HaiRuin" unn result Is an hour and u half in the picture theatre brimful of thrillB. the fascination of the horrible and the fitntpfttic. vothinjf like "A Ulind UatKain" ha.' ; been seen here before. It is Kiiaran- leed to send the shivers racing up and down tho spine ol the mum jaded ot "movie fans." The story concv' ns tlu belief -of a mad surgeon tlia lie can provo pit- theory of cvoluion by turn-, ng: man back Into a physical ati'l nental approximation of his simian ancestors by transferring the- gland of a live monkey tnti ills body. A struggling author agrees to allow tlie doctor to experiment upon him in return for financial and medical aid fjr his mother who is dying for lac of proper cure. 1'nablo to buy hi release from the doctor, after hi- book has been arrrtptod, the Yrltel esrnneM the horrible fate of other vie tims. chained in doctor's private lungr-on only through JHie fact that one of theao -men, Willi mtperhumaii strength, bi'eaks the bars uncitKjnR him and crushes tho doctor to death Blind Bargain" was directed with true fooling for its inherent l sensational effects by Wallace W'ors- ley who directed two other Clohlwyn pictures in which Lou Chanev ajipcar- ed "The Penalty" ami "Ace of Heurts." Others in the 'east arc .lac (incline Logan, Raymond .McKec, Yir ginia. True Board man. Fontaine 1; Hue, Aggio Herring and VirglnVi Madison. A startlfngly beautiful screen spectacle is the soap buhbl ballet in the latter part of the ball at which the publisher announces the en 'Fust Received . Full Hue of Alaska wtblo ready- lo-weoi' furs. Aimi seal hrowit and black trinnninw for dre.sM'.s Mini cnllaK anil cuITh lor tmt4. You' urn all welcome, tit ctnn nnd sce tluHji. I ilo buy nil kinds or rawVurf ibul will pay Ite.tt prices. Y NEW WOOLENS For Suits Arriving Every Day Loolh'em over and have a suit tailored to your indivvlualfstyle. , Jivcrythine mlMcn s , Wer The Tog Andrews Br ii fl A itYrMS . vn m uvi . Ill r-saSi". 1 1 :l li "I jeA. ''S'V1tSJ,XTj I Pi ' TTi'.h k4 ! Full ! or Alnk mblo mulr. I, II f ' ;l ' i l -51 li -''', ftirH. Ali will liniwit I ?l 1--.- - :- li, I it v lit! 1 H '8. mill h1ilik tril Illtf fur lllHssfH I1 .g T:5C.-:::L fet I Ti-Til """" !l IJ jl Illlll, -lllll Illlll MlffM IOC lIHltl. IH ii-i--5rrS?:3r5: 'I I Ik n'"1 sr" I l '"'J' nt ' ' 'f I 11 ot ,'awyr! ''r1' wl" 1", Iji sfelfli 111 : TA-X-li! "SB! il 'LMi All Enclosea Cars ) ?c: ,m.jm.0 it I, 1 1 T?-S Imperial Billiards. CI PoutEnsss wo . r-J I , S ) CALL19o-Jorl34-J J LmniwwWBMW , OVT T5RWINCJ ,lN l 1 ' -- i-.-U-J 'Voufe. - CBui ni rfijJsJ r ' A W 8JWMmtwiiajitttiMmmimmtwjmmttmMjjmttmtt ''S jP Bll J K K Is wif itWe Ca" I r mSm, , - P '5 ;!':;:vi - 1 . .-t4$m ' - :.. - I Save the PicccsyincI it Bring Them to Us 1 ' H v i: gagement of his da ugh tin- to . young writer. Comedy showing "In and Out.' the SPLENDID NEW DRAMA MIJMiOKS FA It NORTH Frank Mayo. Universal Star, In "Out of the Silent Nnrlh," ' . At Star Theatre. The) creat. silent nlaccs North have been east for a of the leaihnp part in ffut of the Silent. Norili," rraiiK AITI'O s latest Universal pro duction, .which conies to the Star Theater on Saturday. The picture has a background of scenic beauty rarely shown upon the screen. Tow- ru'inff mountains rear their hoary heads above the snow filled valleys i which the action of the photo play takes place. The changing sea sons put a different aspect upon the settine of the picture. Amid these splendors of nature a sample talc is unfolded, a story of the true nobility with which the Creator had endowed an ignorant frontiersman. I' rank Mayo has the role of Pierre Captiste, a French-Canadian living" jn a distant outpost of civilisation. He loved Marce, whose father kept the only store. A stranger conies, man, whose polish and refinement turned the jjirl's head. For her hap piness Pierre is ready to saenhee to Mnrcette to nurse. In this ' the Kirl realizes Pierre's true worth. The storv has been convincinirl) filmed under the direction of Wil liam Worthinpton. WHEN IS A MUKE NOT A MUUE7 WHEN IT IS A JEANET IE open air. When you go into a train himself. He accompanies the M'.v As.u.ciuled Press) PASAbKNA. iiii, I-Vb. K. The li:.:: ; cc, m.1 . ,1 an Invitation extended by l'Hrly lost the P-rd.nr. r!l;,mber of rommerce Ith" lrntn coming back.' in',ntion here. . .. ilwuys sit down with him next to the window and the window tight shut. When you go to bed always sleep with him on tlie inside of the berth." Only onco Burke almost lost a man, Alexander Walton, leader of the "clairvoyants" who worked the city in iftu;. In conjunction with several alleged crooked stock brokers, Wal-', ton. who professed to In; a "seer," along Investments lines,, swindled his clients out of near $iik),0ui. '! followed him to Chicago,' sold Iturke. "and chased him all around the city before ! could bring him back. But finally we arrived in San Kraneisro. and a few days later ho ilied. lfs sir, that was one man I He might have died on upon a dancerous expedition, saves his life and brings him, injured, back to ;oM Ui' ooooooooooooooooooooooocoo ID v T ' 1 I , ijii viiuiitic 15 ! MATTRESS SHOP AND ! g ! WEAVLNG WORKS ' ! kinds cleaned .g I H4i'i TE-novating. i 0 FORD & GEORGE M;i !i i-.'s fif ' mill r'-iiiiiit. l- 'ii' ii l:-n i::itf Itii;:s ittd l"rc 1: I' J'anii-i ami Vh-nr ; 'li'milns Ul'., s ! .mi tuiUI up I'lia. rilinriv.lnip. rimno for I'O a ! 0 o 1 o I o Service Enclosed Cars CALL MAIN, 44 After Mlilnlglil itoli'y llolol MAIX 7S1 i V- : oooooooooooooooopoooooooo EASY TO DARKEN YOUR GRAY HAIR You Can Bring Back Color and Lustre With Sage Tea v and Sulphur When you darken your hair with Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can tell, because it's done so naturally, so even ly. Preparing this mixture, though, at home is muy and troublesome. At little cost you can buy at any drug itore the rcady-to-use preparation, im proved by the addition of other ingre dients called ''Wyeth's Sage and Sul phur Compound." You just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through yohr hair, taking one, small strand at a time, Eiy morning all gray hair disappears, and, alter another ap- ji plication or twoVyour hair becomes J beautifully darkened, glossy.tand lux-jt uriant. I Gray, faded hair.ithough no disgrace, is a sign of old age, and as we all de- j sire a youthful and attractive appear-' ance, get busy at once with WyeuYa I J Sage and Sulphur Compound ana look i i years younger. I ' So snoke Ed Holder, who brings his famed pet Ebenezer to the Ar cade Theatre Sunday. Jeanette is a word lew people know the meaning of. In Ireland and ltalv. there are manv raised. It is the Hybrid produced by crossing the male horse (stallion, to the fe male donkeys or (jetinie) whiclif. is, the opposite froni the blood lines of a mule. " Ebehraer's siro: was' '.Jin Arabian whiloi hisJ1imothr waft 'an Italian donkey,, !','A t 'i ' ' .:v."o In speakinir. ot Ebenozer 'today, his 'trainer said he has traveled . the world over nnd is very temnornientul but not vicious. Ifin educatibn was perfected by association and kind ness. He dearly -loves his playmates', the- two 'coloVft(fneVii''who ride anil iolic with, ' him' "'at ' each perform ance, hut he sure treats them rough. 'Don t they ever erct hurtVii was tsked. Well, it is like other hazard ous things', people do. All in. get ting used to it and knowing how to take the kicks, humps and uUe tiJio bov. now a voimc man.'lin.-r . been with me ten Vcnr.s nd myWmiased a performance or failed ti make an amlienco laugh. His name is I)e- witt Talmadge Borden, named in honor of the jrreat preacher of years ago born in Alabtimn, but failed to foimw in his name-sake's' footsteps. "How did you 'happen to adopt and name your mule 'EbenozerV Well it was this way, replied Ed Holder, his trainer. I have been an educator of animals for years. Havo educated, race, saddle, hi;rh jumping anil show horses, also a troop of eight performing steers (cattle) that did a military drill; ten razor-back hogs that did an act equal to any dog act; deer, moose, elephants, dogs and sheep. One time 1 educated an act I called "Edward's European Cir- cus. It consisted of a Sacred or Malay bull, pony, zebra, dog and mule, which I called Alexander. 'While Playing on the bill' with a famous pair of blackface comedians, I was induced by them to dispose of all except the mule and go with John Coils revival of a famou-pro ductlon wherein . thnrc was a -.livery stable anft asono of the 'stars-' stage name was Alexander and the mule was such a hit in. tho show, to avoid conflictinn in the press I called him , Ebenezer and the boss called him "The Ham Tree Mule" who were the stars. Ebenezer traveled last season as ' the added feature attraction with a j number of one-wheel builessue j shows nnd playr-d nil the principal 1 cities from the Mississippi river to tho Atlantic ocean; five weeks on Broadway and made thousands laugh and hold their seats as ho will you. Watch yourself and notice if you are bowing with him at the close of his act. "Ye" oftimes I am addressed as Mr, Ebenezer, but I always apolo gize with respect to tho mule,'' said his educator today with a laugh, "but'- I . am compelled to write his name in receipt of the salary." Lincoln Star: .The president of To UtvMl was shot - v. Idle looking at tin I'ictniVHi ?. Athybt! he was reading tin title illQihV I , I 5 For "Sale 4-room nouse located on hard sur faced street, two lots, garage, wood house, electric lights, city water, closo . to school. Pricfe $1,)0.00. Terms, !25.0tl cash ami balance at $2i).00 pec month. ' Modern G-room home, good loca tion, cement sidewalk, garage. This place is in good condition and can be purchased with or without furni ture at a price that will make it G-room modem home, just com- fi-room" tpodern homft located on th" bill in the west part of town. (Irnvel street, cement sidewalk, large lot. Price W0.)(. it septimint that prevalen Dieted last fall. This new modern homes of this the price you are interested investigate thrnugh- of the ity and Leighton'sVWelding & Machine Works ' La Grande, Oregon f Furniture Exchange COMPLETE pOySE FTJRNISHERS " Heaters at Price to Suit the Pockctbook ED DONOHUE, Prop. V' Phone 474-J i j . .,; Fir & Jefferson i am) tutous mo iirlit. If intt'TOSlca. in a KV(' hmil a this. ' . Morlprn ri-ronm libuse, Jiiig lut, xcciicnt iiicaiion, nfiiuiiiuji nnnui' trons. Thti ownnr isa non-ili'sidiint anil in oriior to sell thw lilnre Iik hail reilutcd tho 1 pnen to f 'JKOO.Of . 1 he tfrms nro very utlrarCjve,- Geo. H. Curey imaI Entat fjuinrancc Sharpen Your Pencil i i i You may think you are saving money, by go- ing without Telephone Service DON'TuIANDICAP YOURSELF A CLASSIFIED AD WILL DO IT ...... FOR THE BEST IN MEATS - We Have It '.Ve constantly try lo please a trial will convince The Crescent Meat Co., Inc. j Two Markets . . La Grande - Baker ..IS Auto Stage j J 1 P. fi. Ocl.np. Plnnnitpr ijj lially IlycplliiK Sumlttyi , J,i I,cavin H:ili' Lcayis Iji Oranils J II j 1 :(mi p. in. ! i !':0' a. m. , 4:41 p. hi. f 1:"'' P- J J I V ( 6: 11 p. m. , fiinilnj.n I.cavi'ii CI ramie at RmO p. m. CiiiiiiM iUiin at I'nlon Fir Slroi-t Mail-t N'ot (o llfirrlfl ;rOfHrj Qiinllly Slnrkct, hknus'M ;rocnry Buy and sell Clannirtml A 'In. through Olnerver DOINGS OF TIIE DUFFS Dreamland Movie :,IW '"ttrX'.A, lY1 ( i.M) BY ALLMAN . PARDON, M133 ' J Vril f';f- oh! where I Mm AM I P J lim'M 11 r;;p" p--.-t.-i-.-sx m mm Extra Fine Thrn-anro Improved tract Jant out. lln the City I.linlt.4, onn lilo'.k from tho pavnl iKhway. '. Wnl tonsia.r trnilo for lioiino In town. A flvi-ncr(traot, Inmrovcil anil ko. Ins nt a baiRaln prliii and Rood tprm. ono-hafr mllo frofn city T.lm. I1h nnd pavcil tilKliwny. A flw-ncro Aart In r.-irlt. Thli In onn of tlid lfrnt lrii.ril nml pay. inir propnrltfa ROO.I. I vullcy. . Kxtra A ten-acre tet In May Park, with extra good linj best of hind and fruit, modern houxe. mentit. Irrigated. Kigbt-room i . v . , .... , lllll n-.i.!!!!' ""I'"' llillili Thron flnn modorn honing. Wi ll !a lrl, lirHilttfully rurnlnhril, want to vll complete. If you want something xtra kooiI lot ua iow you thest- fine hOIIH'S. Pyramid Land v Co:: '.