La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 28, 1923, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TIIREfc TIIE EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Wednesday, March 28, 1923.' -r ......... EVERETT TRUE By Condo tilik sciiooia si;rcKs . SAN FUANCISCO, Mur. 'JS-Throo horo by tlm Pnn Vrrmrlspo Jjidustriol , iiHsoptntlon, M'lio now school will ho -ondiH'cl nlong j'Hiipm fiinitliu ti thno tlia' iluMtirs unl pltimh j 01V inelioolfl, wh'ifh ( !nvo nlvorwlin -graduuletl 112ft wtii&V'nts, -' "):.,, I) $' i inoi't t'''ift schools, witoMo curririi- VsiddMiieu vvanr hak inrAiKrs i lupiH will hirtijilo lion mm hriiHM iiimihling. hrlcklaythK. lnliitii)ff nntl popwi'- huntfliijc. )uiv tjcrii oponoi PROFESSIONAL , DIRECTORY OSTKOl'ATIIIO l'HYKICIAKS UK. J. U and nil. ilAUOAItli'r ivrii.ia OMeopathH. JiH(mseH of women and eniHirun a Bneeiiiity. Office nhune ivniin in-iut;,iee IMIOIIU .nam lUli 2 rings. Soimncr jUdy. Dlt. H. K. KCIIOKN Osteopathic I'liysiiinn mill Surceon Nuer.essnr to Dr. (i. V. .Intmerman. (iiiii'o I'liono Jltiiu (1:1. lien, im-m. I'lilmcr Hoescli llldK., T.iv Orando. AITOKMOYS COCHRAN Hml KIllOltllAltD Geo. T (,'oehnin and Colon It. EherTTard, At torney. - La Grundo National ilanlt HulldlnKr C. H. l-MN'.M Altorney-ut-I.aw. Itooins 20 and 23 Foley Offli;o HldB. Tula elevator. I'i-Dt-ln- O'lllHOJ'llAtTOU Dlt. I'.IOI.M) MY ICIIS, l'hlrnirnc:tor , New lf'.dey ihiildlhK. Hours lit to 12 a. in., 2 to & p. in. and 7 to 8 p. m , 7-2t-lf Dlt. J K. WOODl-,1.1, :hiro)ra.-toi and Naturopath. Nervoim and rlironU ' dlBimsfiM u specialty. Suite 20, tfnm mer J 1 1 I tr. Over Silverthnrne's, Ol'l'icc hours. 10 to la a. m.( 1:30 to ! p. in. 7 to 8 evenings. 1'hnne 1U7-W. NATIIIirc ' CVKK Dlt. A. N. MAYV1I.I.I'1 NpvciallKt Ir elirnnle. diseases'. Methods, .M.-ehjino-Therapy and Naturopath. Klein and hlood ' diseases, nervous diseases Chronic Headache, Kezenia. fciehitlei Apperiuleills, Constipation, Howel Trouble; all Kinds of Chronle Di neases sueeessl'ully treated. I'honi Main r,y:l. Itoom 1, 2, ,1, second flooi Coolldie HIUk., opposite Star Thea ter, (jrfleu house, 10 tl 12 a. m. 1:30 to &:00 u, m. Consultation free 3-4 -tf PIANO TL'NKliS KXPRHT PIANO TUNJNU- clean and . voiee yiur piano wifTu)!!! extra ' ehtirg"e. Work guaranteed. Call New lin iioolc .Store for appointnunt, Ftoy 10. t'hilllps. 4-1 r. -ti FRATERNAL DIRECTORY L- O. O. It. I.a flrnndo Lodge No. 3f(0 , Luyn OrHTir of nost, lioliln rtulrii meeUnss every Thiirsdiiy niKlit at t P. m. Ht Odd I''flluws' Hull. Th j "Women'ji MoustthHfirt legion mtf , fro(id and fourth Thursdays of each ) month. .Mooso llou of tho W'orli I ine;ts atu-orid .Monday of each month I Vliiitors til ways v'k!onu. t J. .1. HAINAN, DlRtator, ; C. S. SHULTZ, Secretary. li. 1, (J. Klks La Grande Lodgo No , 43'.l, ijuuge incut h ennh Thursday evnlns nt 8 o'clock. Home and clul prlvlletres ohcitirfully uxtund;d tp all Jiroihr fillin. H. DIOAN (MiOWE. Exalted nuler, F, L. I'EAIISON, Secretary. MODKIi.N WOOUilKN Ol'1 A.MKH1CA J.a Grande (Jump Noi 77ii met;t on tho first Thursday evonitiK of each t month, In thi; K. of 1'. hall. Visiting Neighbor. welcome. " E. 1;. LINGO, V. O. , ' .1AKI3 ROSTOCK. Clerk. ,A, K and A. La Grande Lodge No 41. A, 1 anTT-A. il holds regular meetings first and third Fridays at ' 7:V) p. in. Cordial welcome to all ) aiusons. LOT L. SNODGHASS, W. M. 13. n. rilNGO, Secrelnry. V, ). KAGLLH Aerie No.'asO, meets every Friday" night at Eagles Hall Visiting members welcome. ',. LILLY, W. 1'. J. Ll liDST'LL, See. WO(M)M iiN OF TJIK WOULD Ln Grand! Camp No. KiO. Meets every Monday nfglit nt Eagk-s Hall. All visiting Neighbors welcome. Dues pnynhle at tho office of tho cleric looms 21-22, La Jrande Nationa: ' Bank Building. t J. J. MurchlPon, C. C. n. J. KITCHEN, Clerk. K NIG II TS OF I V THI AS ted Cms: Lodge No. 27 meets every Monday evening in Cnslle Hall (K. of 1 Hall), nt 8 p. m. A Pythian welcomr to ail visiting Knights. E. C. FIELDS, C. O. C. L. GIiAHAM, K. it. 8. WdMKN'K IIENEI-MT AHSOt ?l ATIOM o tlie laccatiees. La Grrinde Lodgo No 27, AV. li. A. of Lodgo meets first Thursday nt 2 p. in. and third Wednesday at 8 p. m at K. of V Hall. Visiting Sisters welcome. Mli.S. NORA It. MACK E V, C. 3IAIMOIIIE EATON1. 11. K. vO.E. S.-1 Hoprt.C'hapier No. 'Ill, .O.-E.;H ; holds stilled cmmmmicfitlnn tho pec 1 nnd and fourih Wednesdays of eacl month. Visiting members cordlail M A U V n"0 ' K L L T OTT' PAUKEU, W. M ANNA H. f.HIOVE. .Sec. I'oihniis Anihassador ilnrvey thinks llio breath of freedom comes in flhorb panls. La Grande MATTRKSS SHOP AND WEAVING WORKS ,fnltresse of nil klnd.i cleaned md rebuilt. Feather rtenovatlnit. rtnK 3tiiB rrnii Kluff Hubs for BUlt). Carpet nnd ItuR rieanlne -UI2, St.r0 nml tip Clins. i:ihvnrils. Prop, I'hoiio 2M-W DOINGS OF THE DUFFS HEJ.EM ANDjO Hu osavO' ' von sai.k or traok FOR SALE 2 cars baled nlfnlfu hnv por ton, F. 0. It. Joseph. F. X McCully. S-23-fltp CHAIN WOOIi-Order now. Grnmie ltonde Lumber Co. 3-12-tf FOR SALE First clans fence posts. farmers mxa 12-12-tf PAPER FOR APPLE AND FRUIT fioxes for falo st tha Observer of fice. Ch ap. 7-8-tf FOR SALE 4-room modern bunga low, three 50-foot lots all fenced in antl well improved, berries and fruit, chicken park and (rood out buildings. Would take (rood car on first payment and balance easy terms. 22tit Jefferson. 3-27-3tP FOR SALE Cheap. Two brooders in (rood condition. Capacity 75 chicks each., J. D. Dobbin, Fanners 20X. 3-27-3t FOR SALE White Leghorn hatch ing cgtrs lrom two year old hens. Host Hollywood trapnested stock. $1.25 a setting. (5.00 a hundred. J'.ggs from hens with record frpm KiO to 280 oprcs. $1.75 a setting. $8.00 a hundred. All cockerels, pedigreed from hens 230 to 275 eggs. .Mrs. CiCorgo 11. Chapman. Phone 4D0-R. 3-21-2tp FOR RENT FOR RENT 3 furnished housekeep ing rooms. Phone 39(i-R. 3-23-tf FOR RENT Clean, well furnished rooms for lipht housekeeping. No children. Call 131-W.. 3-6-tf FOR RENT Furnishetl rooms for liirht housekeeping, 1B12 Adams. I'lionc 357-J. ' 3-24-tf FOR RENT One clean modern five room house. Furnished or partly furnished. Three blocks from post office. No children. 2104 Third. 3-2C-4tp FOR RENT Very desirable cornel apartment over J. C. Penney Co. Store. 3-27-tfp FOR KENT One sleeping room, ln- quire ion) Adams. -24-tt LOST Diamond set. Return Clint's Clothiery. Reward. " 3-20-tf WANTED WANTED Position by experienced stenographer. Good references. B. care Observer. 3-9-tf WANTED Farm hands. Phone Farmers 4X. 3-27-3t WANTE'IJ Immediately. Four or five Toom modern house, unfur nished. Write Box 3'JU, City. 3-27-2tp MISCCELLANEOUS HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. Mrs. L. II. Norton, 906 Adams Ave. 8-30-tf LOCAL CORSETIERE for Barcley Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O Avenue. , Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. 3-1-tf C)rr MONEY may be secured under Bankers Reserve System for any purpose on city or farm Property. Bankers Reserve Deposit Company, 'Denver, f'olorftdo. 3-7-8m The objection to restaurant is not that they boiled too long, but too late. T-A-X- I All Enclose Cars Imperial Billiards 1 Alter Midnight CALL 195-J or 134-J Just Received Full llnr of Alaska 5a hie renily-to-Mear furs. Also srftl brown nnd black trimming for rirvsus and collar nnd enfr for cViat. Von nrn nit ueIr)tHA to rnnie nnd WT them. 1 hImi buy all kinds or raw fur nnd will pay best priors. Chris Miller 1010 AUmi Ave, "THE PRIDE OK PALOM All" HASKI) ON KYNES NOVEL Atlmirers of Peter B. Kyne's stir ring novels, several of which alreudy rave reached the screen, will have an opportunity to see the picturization of his latest noval. "The Pride of Palomar," which now ranks among the best sellers of the current book season. The story was printed ser ially in Cosmopolitan magazine and it scored tremendously. Now that the book has appeared, its popuarily shows no sign of waning. Admirably suited to adaptation to the screen, Cosmopolitan Productions picturized the novel for Paramount release in California, on the precise spot where the action of the story takes place. Director Frank Borzage took his entire company to . the Mission and surrounding country for the scenes of the picture. Mr. Kyne, the au thor, had laid out the locations, ami all tne producer mm 10 110 was 10 follow his footsteps. The story of "The Pride of Palo inaT," which will bo on view at the Arcade Theatre Thursday, Friday and Saturday, revolves about a young Californian who returns home from service abroad to find his fath er dead and his big ranch in the hands of hostile interests. He loves the daughter of the man who is fighting him for the possession of the ranch and when he discovers that she has secretly aided him, he resolves to go lu atone even though he must sacrifice his love. How he wins the battle is splendidly told. Marjorie Daw and Forrest Stand ley are the featured players of an all-star cast which includes Joseph Howling, James Barrow, Warner 01 and and other notable players, siiKitrtvs LAST DAY Seven oanieruH were trained on Hebe lipnlels, Connul Nuprel and Ad olphe Menjou diirinii the filming of an excllliiK- I'lKht scene lielwoon tho latter two In "Singed Wlnits, ren- rhyn SlnnlawH latest production lor Paramount, fealurlnp; -Miss lhinlcs and Conrad Nnffel, and which comet to the Sherry theatre Today. Kverv possibly angle was made use of by the caninramen to iret results. Tho reason for the unusual num ber of photographers on the set is ex-. plained by tho scene ilsell. .Mr. Menjoit has managed to persuade ltonilu, a danco hall girl, played by Miss llaniels, Into his 'big couutryl home. iter sweetheart, I'elor Cor don, portrayed by Mr, Naget, has fol lowed and ' attempts to slip into the house without being seen. But he -M observed by the villain, who seizes a vase nnd smashes It over l'eter'i head as lip quietly enters, a window. A i'ighl follows, the lights crash out and the fight develops Into a struggle of life apd death. Jt ends when llo nita rocognlzes Peter, and, throwing her strength Into the battle, manages to stop. It. The danger -of breaking Mr. Nap- el's head was exlreme. There wero possibilities of severe cuts. . Jt was for this reason that so many cameras were trained on the scene. Only slx plctnres wero taken. They wero good and parts of each serve to make. up a most exciting episode ln "Singed Wings." .. .. Also another one .of the popular "Kightlrig .Hlood" stories Is heln shown. A heartbroken woman has sued an Indiana man 7( years old for dam ages, and she reters to him as "heartbreaker." The old boy h eith- got beauty or money. Smiling rtn and . NEWSf I'll. SAY !.. J 9'f Z 1 '. .'. . - .... - Hecco, ii ' WHY, 1 KyQMJ't Uj I OJGUevta. I r-r- 1 it IS AOU RIGHT,, . SY, CAN VOV ::-vl!n 15oT X ! OA N'T X OqiM Teu- IT- J fZ-J-a. TV : UHHtSN You Leaves TT-I ' I iMnjcr; roiui: i'iti:.si;! PORTLAND, Mar. 28 A complete organization of tho i'ortlanil pjliiT burouu wit It tho OMtabiialiniont of ir. rang additional pal rol during tin1 night, lioiirs, the oKtablishmcnL 01 two iidditlonal Imotlis, the iMMlu!tion (tf tv: sit- of Ibo rtotoctivo iJivislon nntl tfi. iaelnB' of 20 in on, now In office uixl oilier dotuiltt into pntrol servico, will be put into effect April J. Chief of police Jenkins announced the new Hystem yesterday after' hav ing spent Mevernl weekH studying; the Hitualion, revising beats and chccklne, over the changes that oouhl ' and nhoubl bo imnle to strengtlien t lie elly'H protection. 'IMin h tike-up la probably the most radical made in thr police litirenu in many years. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOIOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Delicious Hams Specially Prcpaj ed for the Easter Trade Buy a home cured ham for a home cooked meal. The move you eat the hetter you feel Full line of the celebrated Mt. Emily pro ducts always, on hand. The Grande Ronde Meat Co. CITY MARKKT i HOOVKIt IAHKFT 1'IR KTIU;:iiT AIAHKET OOOOOOOOOOOO 00000000000000000 oooooooooooooooooooooooo TMTi irfmericifsiHomeShoefolisk mmm& m mm $m Alti:h"iIfJreri'ShouT3TIet'a'ShmotL HomefSelffoiUseWrthTSlimoIa ' genui'tTbrisjtIeaerandTKg,''' IcrrnjjSoollish'e'rf tea'sy.iartdorwmicallshines.j , The pblishto;choosefor(famiIyAshoe3 'i -SHINOLmproves'thoflppearanca J 'aridfmakesllhefshoes vear lontrer. iftyshinesinhandkey-openingboxl 1 TAe &Mn& or M'in e n for Daddy StimiTO n ' llCfi,ll!iH' " "li 'li' d'lii.l1;!, !!,! '. '. . A- VuM'X.tn.VJI.;''--. ! . '; s " , I & ( SWUE, HERE ZW. jV. ! ' ' " K i -iT-Ai?, I COMES VOLR iiU' ' V mmnttwmmro:Kjwmrommt Willow Glenn NURSERY All Kinds of jhade and orna mental trees, fruit trees, shrub bery, lawn fcecd and small plants ' Jluy at homo and snvo money. Jroprlidor. i Alfred Milne OOH Knler, Ave. l'fionn 577-W tttttBmtttttnmtutmttxtttmtmntmtti! tf r- mm x Salvation Army ; Easter Tag Day ? SATURDAY, MARCH St. V (JIVE YOUR EASTER GIFT BY 1 BUYING A TAG THIS SPACE La Grande, Oregon Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Heaters at Price to Suit the Pocketbook ED DONOHUE, Prop. . v - Phone 474-J Telephone Traffic The signals of the traffic officer are obeyed instantly by the intelligent citizen, as he .realizes that indifference means confusion and conges tion. ' Oyer the wires and through the switchboard of the telephone company there is a constant volume of traffic. The traffic signal is the ring ing of your telephone bell. -. , Answer your telephone bell promptly. By, doing so you accommodate the party calling and clear your own line for other calls.' , HOME INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE COMPANY m!tittttntttiittt)t:mtitt!!tim:ii!titi!!ii:: Orderi for nil wood ninili) hj Bowman Hicks Lumber Co. will lin taki'ii al N I'lrst or Phone Main 547 .1. I.. Mnnhnll 'riirrns Oitsli Vttitttu::ittimiii:tttttturiuittittnittmi La Grande - Baker . Auto Stage P. (I. Dol.ap, MunoKrr . Daily l'.cx-ptliii Hunday" r,enve Halter lit-aves l.a Orande 1 :ito p. ni. :0H a. m. 4:41 p. tn. 1:00 p. m. Ii:lr p. m. ' Knndaj i Leaven T.a Orandw nt S.'OO p. m. ('minpcilon. nt Union BY ALLMAN V, DONATED BY V J Fir & Jefferson :t GET RESULTS WITH A WANT AO "Comfortable as an old shoe" A homely exprenaloo tbAt eiaolly deseilhe the sanmtloa , of a woman who bus been fitted ' to , FRONT LACE CORSET "I Onmlllo" Cor.ieta embody the lutout and .most 'mnoruni improvp.menU In front lie cometlng. Complete imortment of the dif ferent modola and slzea alwayj on band. 1'rlced 3.50 anil Up, Mrs. Robt. Pattlion Corafthre l'bone S22-W Ilea, una Oak