La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 30, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text-t,v, PAGE SEVEN, Friday, March 30, 1923. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ! Classified : PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OSTi:OlATHI0 PHYSICIANS liU. J. ... and D!t. MAIUJAllHT INCUS ostfOpHthH. UiseiiHt'rt of women and children a npecialty. orfk-e phone " 1UW ""HHienco pnone Main lUtt iiuKH, ooninior mug. OstPopiuhU! I'hysifinu nml Siimeon v Ruocotisor to lr. Li. V. Zimmerman -nrncG riiono Mum itos. 1'iS-Al. Fnlmer Itoosrh ltMir.. Iji Ornmle. A'rroKM-'.vs UUCHUAN and KISKUIlAltO Geo. T Cochran and Colun It. KbtrlTur(L At. torny. La Clrandu Nuiiuiml . Bank C. H.i I'1XM AttoriHfy-ai-Lnw, 1 looms aim ruiey unicu juuiir. Tuk elevator. I '2-1,3-1 n CIIIIIOPUACTOR DK. J.KU.K MYKIiS, Chiropractor New lfiihiy iiuildtnK. Hours It) to 12 a. m., a to & p. m. and 7 to 8 p. ni 7-3-4-tf UK. J WUulivAA ChiroprHctoi aiHL'nst'.H a snectHlly. Huitu 20. Son. - mer lildir. Over KiLverthorne's. Office ,-, noum, iu to ia a. in., 1:30 to r p. ni. XATiitn erne Dili A. N. MAYVH.LIJ Kpe-'lnllrt lr .chronic di. senses. MethtTils, ..M:hnno "Therapy mid Naturopath. Kkhi and liionti tilm-ases, nervous ulseasey ClVrontc Ji'adui:'.ie. !. ma. Lfciiillcu Ajipenillcltin, ConslipaUin, Uowel Truuhlo; a'l kinds f Chronic VI Feimes succcsnfully (tinted. J'hom Main :. T.u.. l. 2. .!, second tlooi Cool id K nidn.. opposite Star Thea tur. Offie house, 10 to 13 a. in. 1:30 to &;0O p. in. Consultallon fr;R - 3-4-:f PIANO tlwi-.ks EXPI3HT. VI ANO TUN INC Clean and voice your piano wifTTout exl. churKe. Work Kuarantevil. Call New )in Book Store for appointment. Hoy E. Phillips. FRATERNAL DIRECTORY L- O. O. M. La Orande Lodse No. 350 Loyal Order of- Moose, holds regulat meetings every Thursday night at t p. m. at Odd Fellows' Hull. Thi Women's Moo.eheart Lesion meetf Ber-ond and roirrth Thursdnys of each month. .Moose Lepion of the Worlt ments sceond .Monday of each month Visitors always- weh-ome. 3 1 ; -.4 J.' .T. HAIiLAM, ntetntor, C. S. SHUIVrZ. Secretary. 3. I'. O.v'Elks La (irunde Lodtce No 48 J. iioBC ir.aets c.n-h Thufpday evenint v.1 8 o'clock. Home nud fclal privileges ciioerfully extended jJI MrntliMr .Rlk . H. DKAX ('HOWE, FxoH.ed Ruler,!' L- PIAUSUN. Seer.-ttrry; ' 1 l,nf MOfliKHNrWOoDMKN OK AMKltlCA Lai.pmnOn'L'anip No. 770:j nice tu on tht llrnt Thursday eveiiiiiB of each mtmth, irr the Ku of v. bail. Visiting Neighbors welcome. ' ; J5. U. IilNflO, V. C. . 6 t-. JAKH1 HOSTOCK, Clerk. ,4 t,1 anH A. l La 'Oraiulu Lodire No . meotlngH first :aii(l jtli tret,. Kiciayjf i i; Masbna. ; i.v- " . i ' jv i ; LOT U' RNonfiUARR, w. t. ovii;juai at F. O. LAOIjKS Atrlu'No. 2.r.!i, nieirf every Kridny" nitrlit .at.iKatlcs Hall Visit liifs members welcome. ... ' Z. LILTjY. W. L'. J. K. lilKDSnLL, See, WOODMKN OL'1 THU WOULD La Grande Camp No. HID. Meets every 'Monday pitfht at EukIcs Hall. Al1 vislthiK NoiBbbors welcome. Dues payable at tne office of tbo clerk Rooms 21-22. La Grande Nationa. Bank Building. J. J. MurchlFon. C. C. R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk. KNIOHTS OK PYTHIAS Red Cros: Lodtro No. 27 meets every Mondaj uu.,..lno- in rniln Hull fK. of P . Hnlll. at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visitins Knlphm. K. C. PIKI-DS, C. C. C. L. GRAHAM. K. 1L 8. WOMEN'S HKNEF1T ASSOCIATIONS the Maccabees, La flrande Lodg No i 27, W. H. A. of M. Lodge meets first i Thursday at 2 p. m. and third "i Wcdnefdnv nt 8 p. m., at . K, of p !, Hall. Vlsltlnir Sislrrs welcome . v, i MIlS. NORA P.. MACK BIT. C- ') r.- w ii.,tM Ohnnter No. 13. O, K B. fcJi iMoilwTtatvfl c-miiminic'stior 4h MC fi i nml and fo,rrtlr Wednesday!! nf ach t 'month. Vi.tiins meinbera corflially CtA.miMM.lW PARKER. W. M We blame Inlnan nature for our meanness, hut wc tasn persona, ut- dit for our pieii ande ! mattress shop and j : weaviJg works J Matrosses of a und rebuiU. F' J ling Huts an fill kin cleaned ther Flnf novating. It Rues for" Carpet am! VxI'J, $ Clias. i:dn M Phone DOINGS OF THE DUFFS 1 I llfijch'iinlng LmiAiuI up 0ils. rrtin. S53-W Y i BOUGHT A BfX)KTO0AV THAT W GIVES A LIST names for girls" i'm going to try- and find a good one for. the baby - let's see-. here's one. ' anse lina" means angelic -then-" beatrice" mean5 making happy CLEMENTINE" MEANS MILD ANO GENTLE EMME1INE" MEANS INDUSTRIOUS " NANCY" MEANS I V That a uin -trsl n THAT Sounds good! - -. Want Ads ll si ixn sai.k on trahe FOR SALE Fresh milk, 10c qt. (le livereil. Phone 409-M. 3-28-3tp FOR SALE First clui fence posts Farmers 19X2 12-12-tf PAPER FOR AprU5 AND FRUIT Boxes for silo it the Observer of fice. Ch ap. 7-8-tf FOR SALE 4-room modern bunga low, three SO-foot lotx all fenced in anil well improved, berries and fruit, chicken park and stood out buildings. Would take good, car on first payment und balunce easy terms. 220B Jefferson. a-27-HtP FOR SALE Cheap. Two brooders in .good condition. Capacity 75 chicks each. J. 1). Dobbin, Farmers 20X. S-27-St FOR SALE White Leghorn hatch ing ejrKs from two year old hens. Best Hollywood trapnested stock. $1.25 a setting. $.00 a hundred. Eggs from h"ns witlh record from KiO to 220 eggs.- S1.75 a setting. $8.00 a hundred. All- cockerels, pedigreed from hens 2.10 to 275 eggs. Mrs. George IL-Chapman. Phone 4!)0-R. . ' :i-21-2fttp FOR RENT FOR RENT Furnished housekeep ing rooms. 1427.Wash. -.3-29-3tp FOR RENT 3 furnished housekeep ing rooms. Phone 3H0-H. 3-23-tf I'OR 'RENT Modern sleeping room. Close in. 11IUH rourtn St. irnon" 499-J. 3-28-4tp FOR RENT Clean,, well furnished rooms for light housekeeping. No cluldrem Call 131-W. 3,C-tf FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping, 10)2 Adams. Phone 357-J. . ' -24-tf FOR RENT Very desirable corner apartment over J. c renney to. .Store. .. 3-27-ttp FOR RENT One sleeping room, ln- qutre IiiIU Adams. a-iM-tr LOST LOST Wednesday afternoon between 4 and t p. m. on Washington ave nue between Fourth and .Second 'streets, a black silk beaded hand bag containing a purse with $5.00 and smalUchafli Return to Geo. Cui'rcr.4 MalM9ite otllce. Lib eral rewnrd. 3-29-.1t tt's a-tf 1 i ll. ii;lrt oi WANTED. JWANTEDWomun to work on ranch ' Leo Mann, North Powder. 3-29-5tp WANTED A bird cage with wheel. Call 320-W. 3-29-2tp WANTED Position bv experienced npgrapireWWCtod reWVWWSTil i(ii3-9-t: I r .rvi.,i care uoseoypr.; .ANTED-tMaif forxjanlferi jijddl all-aroirhd hiindyrfrti., Grande Konde Hospithl. w'iljMl MISCCELLAXEOUS HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. Mrs. L. II. Norton, 900 Adams Ave. .. 8-,'10-tf LOCAL CORSETIERE for Barcley Corset. Mrs. J. t: u uonneil, 11U4 0 Avenue;. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. yVlso Hemstitching and Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. 3-I-tf All Enclosed Cavs imperial Billiards AfterJVIidnight CALL lk-3 or 134-J Just Received Fnll line of Klakaf aahto raily lo-wcnr ftiri Alio mil iH'vwn ami lilnrk Jltnnijfic for drcasea nml collar iiul irri for mat. You am nn wofcomii tn crane ami w 1 1 I'm. 1 also htiy all kinds of rlw rfrs mul will jmj lirrt priooi ChHs Miller 1810 Adorns Are. Tom, OF THREE HUNDRED For FULL Or GRACE- T-A-k-ii v ."" - .( theatres i I "O.N Till: HIGH SI'.AS" WHITI'ION IIV A l'AIOI'.S 'I'LAYWIIHiHT Tho fruits of Jcsho !.. ljisky's of fortH .to nersuade tho world's lcart- nK aulliors and dramatlsta to write orlKlnul storlrB directly for the Hcrcen are irradually bctnir harvested. W. Soiniuersot Maufrhham, Kllnor Olytl and Ocorffo -Ade have recently cre ated screen inatcrint for Mr. I.iuky's stars. Not -only have they written their stories with the screen exclu sively In view: they went to Holly wood, Calif., ami spent profitable weeks at the latsky studio' studying motion picture technique and pro. cedure. - I'Mward Sheldon Is the latest pupil In Mr. Uisky's school. Tho woll known author of such successful plays as "Halvutlon Nell.' "Itomunce'1 and "The t'snrlnu" moved Ills type writer Into- movleland und, after serving as an Interested observer for a short period, produced a story called "On tho HIkIi Keas," which so delighted the heart of Mr. ltsky that he purchased It on the spot. He not only bought the yarn, but selected two of the leading Paramount stars : Dorothy alton and Jack Holt 1) pay ti10 chief roles In the seretMi voralon. Sir. Sheldon's screen effort Is something quito different from "Sal vutlpn Nell" and "The fVjirlna." though It exhibits evidence of the some shrewd observation of human ualurn under stress of emotion tliat. marks thoso successsful stage pieces.' "fn the High Keas" Is'it-roarlng lovo story of the sciu of .shipwreck and storm, and ofho thlugs tljo sea' does i. iiu- ihiiiih ol -men ami -women, not n Miss nnlton and . Mr. Holt are fam ous for tho- excellent work they .do In outdoor pictures, anil this one Is said to air.oid them both their great, est opportunities 'to date. "Du tho lllph Hens" will be the attractions Hf-tlto Klnr theater for Saturday and Suni)n.v.'s Tho support Is excellent. ,' .. ' . ,. ' '' ; . . ' "TIIK PlttDP. OP I'Al.OMAR" Proving Itself to bo an epic of tho screen, -Tho I'rldo of Palomar," a Cosmopolitan plcturlzatlon lor I'ara mount of reter II. Kynes celebrated novel of 'llio same naiuo, was warm ly received on its presentation at the Arcado theuter last night. Mar. Jorlo Daw and 1'orrest Stanley were the" featured playeriC of an all-star cast anil both acquitted themselves with highly enjoyable results. "Thn Pride of .Palomar' is an ex cellent story (jind donlltless will provo tp hp one of piq iuts.ulndlng successes of tho cuirrsk sertumj season. Killed wllh action, ianfl ijrHfred iwlth high American idoiilB Is jllis great drama. Ial In California. ,'The' t'ast Is an exoepllonally jpbweiful onei ineludlng m dt does Jam:Si!iliarrdw. .loseuh 'owllng, AlfM; AUen. OcoiL-o IMleli'. ols. Warner OlillMli.lMrs. ..Jessie Hub, nam, rerey 'Williams. Mrs. Oeorge nernanilea. Kdrnrrt Blrntly and Car. To reveal the slorv'tiinhronrliea tin. suwrtluous. rlrletly itlolls of a nine ..uiiiorniiin. mon SIlRo Farrell hiiif 4aMn?MUf pttpDih -f who returns ' ill . ' w , "'i;:jiiii me viu-' !''? !h he huqtlsJor slrungers, r!fMtityni.ftt buti'niurdors JJon -inn.!.,,, y." . , !r 4 t i 'l)he youiig don r "firtds - that the ranelt hus-imictlcully been bought by Mr. araer. latin' or the girl with miuiu lie mis ta Oh In nvi. Tl, don has a chance of retaining tne ranch. If he can seoure a large bum of money. This, however, seems al most Impossible to do, for Parker an nounces that he will fight Don .Mike to a finish for possession of the ranch. The bulldinir of o. l.lir rtn.-, is Involved In the.story and another fonturo is a thrilling horse race In which Don Mike enters to scare Par ker. This luter feature holds a sur. prise which leaves the audience gasp. In gin nniuzement. ' SIIERnVK LAST TOIES TODAV In the filming of. the big new' mo. tlon picture, "Where Is Mv Wander. ing jloy Tonight," bused on the fnm. oum old .hyjna. of 3Uie,sumo .name. It u Aeesdry'-fo'Te(jre shots or flowery bread line. . t .Ant wishing to pleturlzo uny but Uio reaj shots, a .special time wie arfinlntei! und on ooo cold, shivery, wl ulght. director, eamera men and st-Lff visited one or the most famous Itowcry missions and shot artuiil scenes of that renowned line oi friendless derellc.U who come tn r. colve mod and whatever shelter these missions proviac. The actual line us It moved forward showing the broken attitudes, forlorn expressions, and hopeless hnggiirdiicss of u crowd ot human flotsam, was rilmcd ,wllh e. nctnesH. Nobody resenleil .lining plio. tograplied. while one old m,iU, called upon to enact ih nari or Cullen Iuidls, the young hoy In the' film, played his part true to life exactly us It is lived In the slums of Now York. No person can view these scenes -without plly for theso poor unfortunates who seem to over ..mm a rtxturo in the seething muclstrom of the big cities, and who constantly serve as a BttTIl reminder that the path to glory lies In dutv well done. "Where Is My Wander- I A Serious l pooGHT This book and IT GIVE. THREE HUNDRED GIRLS WAMES AND WHAT THE NAME STANDS FOR - I WAS LOOKING one for 1 HI. SCt I 4 - . - V i I V THE BABY- f I LET ME SEEIT-- ncKt. ruLu or names fM ' J ---x7r V y.-7 FOR GIRLS- I WAS JD5T 'T LZ f- T-! 1 . . H (f LOOk-INi; IT y. i EVERETT TRUE -)VO- IF YOU'fle. NOT T6uo( T4e mv Aovicc and kscp From THe'3?OCTOR.S. THCY'Re THS fiONVi. H5 f)ff5R.Clse Or A UT.T05 COMinois 19 xjee TrtAT'S KllSfsHeOl "P-I'i (WITH TiODl-Y Ai t rneAiTS - - - v i. - - :i:vi... j f Vou OUdUT TO KlMOW tHl-MT Votj'fi-vS . OUSHT TO KlMOW tHl-MT VoU'fi-vS Tat-K-iNC ASOUT, JOHNSolM. I 3V VOO . nUgLIT To i'.l yoor? fAdpe TetC'S Hf U)I(G. -ruflT evRY Tims 'ao iest id utt5 ic you uh& TO "biVtS "THS DOCTOR PfSlt HIS SStrtN IN I FRONT OP NOOfe HOUSS LONC f5WOW?H TO dmu YoO THAT YOO'VKS N6T COtMG to Die C6ST Ins 'nay Tonight" will' he shown tho last times today: . ' ' . ' A two. reel western Is ulflO being shown. COMIXO TO SHF.ItRYs , - X Itex Ingram's claim to film Imlli.. tallty Is Justified again In his remark able new production, "Trifling Woni- .en." which comes .Sunday to me Sherry theater. It Is . Iho latest achievement of the skillful director, whose name hns become synonymous with the best In fllnidom, und a guar antee of exceptional. screen merit. .1' equals and, In some particulars, sur passes Ills earlier efforts, and should w1i-a.hlrh--.plaoe.HnTOn iioi.iiestif the season's photoplays. Tho brilliant director of "The. Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, flic 1'rlsoner of Zeinhi" and other big Metro pictures. Is himself both nuthor MMl adaptor ofjhW latest ut-eess.; Tht-I fact uiukiii his' frlniiHih' niHIie inoi'-e coiuplukv for tlie-sloey- and- eontlnu- ,,-..rr '-::nt--i.'U-'il .Vfl' Jutulf, J.n ttl(,- lit .pt tlwMlliJQMQ Jaw Willie pnoioiu aula, iiihi it m lueuui mended to thos0 who want thu besl In "their motion picture faro. The story Is concerned ' with tho fascination of Zareilu, a crystal gazer, whose slren-llkc fnqftinuliqn, nttruets ntefi Into ber net, ijcjf, iho attains wcalrti. ajiff poeti' trtj-Skif a almiy. rlage -ltli.fv.(n:twlfliy j)aWluis: Jioiv she arvanges bis death to marry 'lis young Uover, Ivan! how she meets a terrible end Willi her lover" when, her hiishaiid finds '' them together. makes aWri'Pblc aiul'dramatlc story. In thnl cast are brilliant players. Lewis Slope Is Hern as the Marquis illow Glenn NURSERY AH ltlnia of flhado and orna m filial trfltH, frnli tres, shrub bery, Ian ''( und smull prantA. t , . Huy at Knmn an 1 save money, f'roprl' or. AlfrfedMilne Vim Haier.-av 1'liono P77-W . I ! i t i t.-i 1'liono P37-W . -;. ' . . . I .."T ooooooooooooooooorwoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Deli:i6us Hams Specially I repayed for the Easter Trade Ikiy a hon ; cuyed "ham for a home cooked meal. The mo c yti eat the hotter you feel Full line o thfe celebrated Mt. Emily pro ducts always ofwKand. The Grande Ronde Meat Co. CITY MAIIKCT iiovi:k MAHKFT I I It STKKI-.T MA IflC FT OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO'OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Problem 1 1 THERE ARE SOME GOOD Mlf SAV, WHAT DID VOL) I 7 NAMES IN HERE AT THAT- ,,TuiT DO WITH THAT BOOK ) . p JAME -GI?ACE -BETSY sop ( OF NAMES YOU Toof- HELEN TOOK I ' . . .' . J" . L . . LET ME G I rROM ME ? jf it mv FR.M : By Condoj! F,E-HV3 'tviicc, M fST KiCHT AtoAY 'Vroni; llarli'a Ui Marr as 'areihj, tullion NovnrOo as Ivan, and Kdward Connelly its Ivan's fat her. Huron de Maitpln. others In the east ar-. roiueroy Cannon, Hughle Mack. Tho rine phntography is the work of John . Keltii. Bargains kriwMlwBl(Wflniwiiaw t 1ICIIWAY ACRES ON ADllW 1AVR. AND PAVED IHflll WAY JNK ni.OCE' OUTSIDE OK Till-; IflTY limits, $:ir.n an'D ioa pki: Ak'VtE. m ! t V TTA?. 1' ".in.. lot, near the High School and !paved street. Electric lights, city watiV, iind free irrigation. $L"6, Jl'DO oii!i.-0 per month t i bupgalow on Sth aAeet. ,14:0(1, 'fffiOU cash, $36 per mom 80 FINK LOTS In dule's Addition, lie per month. A MNB J Fnr.ptonrlnd A For runnliont 1150, Pyramid Land CO. 7 r. --j; ft. i . - - c. 's ... 771 s JlrCyJi Vsti-lclly iVern hi. plonk ono f onnor- T 1' 7 car, J2fi0. Hot Cross Buns! Hot Cross Bunsil , 3Qc Delicately spiceclYraisins,, currants and candied peel filling, rich in ejks andbutter. ,! ':;; 30cLV Don Orders are now lxW taften for those Easter delicacies. PLACE YOJJR OIIDER EARLY with your merchant, to avoictdisapl)ointment. i l" ' On sale weonesuny morning in mu urat oimv-a Furnitiire COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Heaters fct Rice to iDONOHUE, Prop, Phone 474-J iThe, eienals-.oflthe '1 :( Instantly by the irfalflftmt.titi that indifferenceiirieaSis Over the wire! add of 'the telephone! cfihipany themaTconstanc. volume of traf f icKA he WVUJ:.telePBoHe bell 19 doing so you accommodate the party caiiing-ana cep"'yottiSalvn line for other calls., V.-.'-Vi - HOME INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE COMPANY WANT-TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING ?TRY AN BSERVER WANT AD ' f tmanffltmttmtmtmtmttitwtwnitiw Orders for all wfiofl mado by Bowmaijf- Hicks ;; Lnmher Co. tvlll ho takentit 2iaTN First or Phon4 Pin 547 5. l,Vflinliall ornts -f.'aslt ttautttiitttjtttmmmt4imittit To Loan nn business or 1iomn property o mi cosy inoutldy terms, Inqiilro .1. R. Oliver l'hone. 2S2-W. oaooaooooooooooooooooooooo BY ALLMAN l I' . I.- I .1 ' -l- " oooooooo toooofoooooooooooog d ozen Suit the Pocketbook . Fir & Jefferson, fraff ic .of f icer are, obeyed, , 1 confusion and conges- : through tne swuennoara traiiic signal is-me nugv Exchange teieppoBe Den.. . WMh tfilenhone bell nromptlyk- By Sorrows soon pnss, and winter will be forgiven when ngnin we se - perfect bunt creoping down the first linse line. ; ' .. ... - 1 Il "Comfortable as an old shoe" A homely expression ' "that xuctly describes tho aenaapoo n( a woman "vfiip haslheen filled ta ... . tt.J. 4LII a ir ,;' -I FROlT "I Camllle Itonicta ambod the latest and most 'mportaui improvementa corseting. In front l. -a Complete assortment of in dtf ferent models and altea always on band. :i rrk-ed $1.50 and Cp, i; Urs. Robt. Pattli04 1 -tV7. "(.. ' . 55 JL..