La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 14, 1923, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextClassified" PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY )STi:Ol'AllllO 1-UYS1C1ANS H. J. K and DR. MAHOAHET INOLIi lJl,J',1irn "'"Hy-- Office phuiw puone Alain 1U6 '- riiius. Soinmer llldit. 1H. II. K. SCIIOKV Osicopuliil.- I'liyslHnu mid Surgeon luccesaor to Dr. 11. v. Zimmerman. IfflCo Phone Main 0,3. Ilea. U3-.M. fnlnier liocsch Hl.li;.. lji Grande. attoknhys .'OCHIIAN and EHBUHARD Geo. T Cochran r.d Colon It. Kbrrnard. At torneys. L Grande National Bank BulldlnK. - I' INN Attorn.'y-at-l.aw, ltonnia " - roiey umco Hide. Taki eiavntor. 13-13-lrr CHIUOI'KACTOIl DR. liRI.I.I-'. MVPK8 . Now I'uley RuildiiiK. Houra 10 to 12 a, in., 2 to 5 p. in. and 7 to 8 p. m 7-24-tf DR. J K. WooDj-.l.l, Chlropractoi and Naturopath. .Wivous and chronh (Ufleoxt-K a ppocialty. Suite 20, Bom- nn;r iiniK. uver Sllverthorne s. Ofrici iivuib, iu iu ii a. in., J:;tu to s p. ni. 7 to 8 t'voninus. 1'hono 4117-W. iikxtists SDR. R. J. KUCKMAN. DR. 1. B. MILLER Dentists iRooms 9 to 14 Palmer-Rocsch Bldj. Adams Ave tit Depot St. Hours 9 to 6. Phone Main 70. Special hours by appoint ment, r.a Grande, Ore. NATLKIJ CIJKIJ ! Oil. A. N. MAYVlIiLK Specialist It chronic discuses. Methods. ,lchano Therapy and Naturopath. Skin anr blood diseases, nervous diseases Chronic Headache. Kczema, Sciatica Appendicitis, .Constipation, Rowel Trouble; all ltlnd.i of Chronic Di seases successfully treated. Phon, Jiluln GS3. Room 1. 2, 3, second flooi Coolidtro Viklp;., opposite Star Thea ter. Office house, 10 to 12 a, m. 1:30 to &:U0 p. ni. Consultation free 3-4-tf riANO TLM.ItS EXPKRT IMANO TUNING Clean and voice your piano without extry i oliarKO. Work guaranteed. Call New lln iluok Store for appointment. Roy I-:. 1'hlltlpd. 4-15-r FRATERNAL DIRECTORY O. O. M. J.,a Orando Loage No. 350 Lioyal Orilir of Mouse, lioliis regulai meetings evpry Thursday nitjlit nt t V. in. nt Odd Fellows' Hail, Tin Women's Mousehenrt Lesion meett second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Moose Leplon of the Worli meets Eeeond Monday of each month VisUorf always welcome. A. N. MAYVILLE, Dictator. C. S. SIIULTZ, Secretary. U. K O. Elks La Grande Lodge No 433. jjoub! meets each Thursday evening ut 8 o'clock. Home and clut privileges cheerfully extended to all - Urother V.kx. 8. DEAN CHOWH, Exalted Ruler, F. L. PKATtKON, Secretary. ' MODEKN WOODMEN Ol AMEHIOA Grande Cinnp No. 7703 meet on the first Thursday evening of each month. In the K. of r. hall. V'.slting Neighbors welcome. E. Ii. UINOO, V. c, , . JAKE HOSTOCK, Clerk. ,A. b and A. M. La Grande Lodge No 41. A. I mid-a. M., holds regular meetings first ond third Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all II as on a. LOT L. KNODGRARS, W. M E. It. RINGO. Secretary. V. O. EAGLES Aerie No. 259, meets every Friday night ot Eagles riaii Visiting members welcome. 7.. LILLY. W. V. J. E. milDSELL, See. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD Lo Grande Camp No. 1119. Meets every Ulnnrinv nlifht nt Entries Hall. All visit intr Neighbors welcome. Dues payable at the office of tile clerk Rooms 21-22, La Grande Natlona. Bank Building. ' J. J. Murrhlpon, C. C. It. J. KITCHEN. Clerk. KNIGHTS OF lVTHlASRed Cros; Lodge No. 27 meets every Mondaj oir-nlnp- In Tnstlrt Hull (K. of P Hall), nt 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knigms. E. C. FIELDS. C. C. C. L. GHAIIAM, K. H. B. WOMEN'S Itl-JNEFIT' ASSOCIATION ol 27, W. H. A. of M. Lodge meets first Thursday nt 2 p. m. -.and third Wednesday at 8 p. m at K. of P Hall. Visiting Sisters welcome. . ) MRS. NORA H. MACKEJf, C,': - MARJOR1E KATON. -R, ' K V , fx E. 8. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E. 8. tinlrla ntnti-f) Com mil It fCR 1 1 OfJ til 0 SeC' ond and fourth Wednesdays of each month. Visiting members cordiall welcomed. MARTHA 1M-TJOTT PARKER, W, M ANNA 8. OJtOVE, Sec, ! La Grande MATTRESS SHOP AND ! ! WEAVING WORKS M,attrossea of all kinds cleaned I nd rebuilt. Feather Renovating. Ras Rubs ond Fluff Rugs for J sale. Carpet and Rug Cleaning j !" D.12. 91. oO find up i I Clias. Edwards, Prop. ' rhonc 2oiI-W DOINGS OF THE DUFFS - L . ALL PAV SO THEY CAM ) ' ' MM M &2. 'XV fLJ 1 S HLS " 'S' , Satuvday.-'April 11, 192-l Want " A'di FOR 8AI.E OR TRADE FOR SALE iBijr type Polantl China gilts. Will farrow soon. Bert Knight, Union., 4-13-2tp FOK SALE One Haynes" car, 6 cyl inder, 5 passenger. 1918 model, : Call 1911 Cove. , 4-13-Stp FOR SALE A few extra good fruit trees and berry bushes. Call E. fc Buck, 4U6-J. FOR SALE Everbearing strawberry plants, $1.00 per hundred. Phone 2G2-W. 4-13-41 FOR SALE Wagon equipped fr traveling; buggy harness and one racing sulky. Busch Second Hand Store. 1901 Fir St. 4-9-Cit FOR SALE 40 acre of orchard land on Pumpkin Ridge For particulars , address Frank Sion, Summerville. Phone 55. , 4-9-Utp PAPER FOR APPLE AND FRUIT Boxes for salo at the Observer of fice. Ch ap. 7-8-tf FOR SALE White Leghorn hatch ing eggs from two year old hens. Best Hollywood trapnested stock. ?1.25 a sotting. $6.00 a hundred. Eggs from hens with record from 160 to 220 eggs. $1.75 a setting. s $8.00 a hundred. . All cockerels, pedigreed from hens 230 to 275 eggs. Mrs. George H. Chapman. Phone 490-R. 3-21-26tp FOR RENT FOR RENT Land for garden. Plen ty of water, near Bowman-Hick's mill. Call 493-W. or 590-W. 4-13-2tP l-'Olt RENT Small house and gar den spot at corner Fourth nlitl Jef ferson; house not modern; no ne groes need npply. Mrs. Ethel Grandy. 2111 Second St. 4-12-at KOK RENT Three furnished rooms suitable for offiees or apartment. Inquire Room 9, Roesch Rldg.. or phone Jlaln 70. 4-9-tf FOR RENT One sleeping room. In quire lolU Adams. 8-K4-U FOR RENT Three furnished apart ments, 2501 N. Fourth. G. R. Gib son. 4-4-tf FOR RENT Three furnished rooms suitable for offices or apartment. Inquire Room 9, Roesch-Palmer Bldg., or phone Main 70. 4-9-tf FOR RENT Clean, well furnished rooms for light housekeeping. No children. Call 131-W. 3-6-tf FOR RENT Very desirable " corner apartment over J. C. Penney Co. Store. ' 3-27-tfp WANTED WANTED TO RENT 2 or 3 room house. Phone 400-R. 4-13-4tp WANTED Pasture for milk cows Close in. Phone 389-J. 4-13-2t WANTED Heavy two-seat open buggy or light hack.' Phone 268 W. 4-13-2tp ARTY TAKING Kiddle Coasto.' from Wright's Grocery Store please return to Store and suitable re ward will be given. 4-12-Jt LOST LOST Spare rim for Paige car with U. S- Royal cord tire. Finder no tify postoffice for reward. 4-13-2tp MISCELLANEOUS NATIONAL CORPORATION, largest in. its line, has a dignified position open for a specialty salesman of ' proven ability; not technical; with out competition, but requiring self confidence. Kustorn Oregon terri tory. Address Wm. Rarnctt, 523 Corbett Bldg., rortland. Ore 4-i2-3t 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 HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by Mrs. E. C. Tuckey, 1808 Second street. 242-J. 1-27-tf ALL PERSONS desirous of obtain ing certified seed potatoes are re quested to call at La Grande Na tional Bank within next five days. 4-10-5t HOOKS IH5 YKAKS OVKIUM T, OAK r, A X I , Ca M f . . April 14. Hooks were, held overdue 684 yours, ten months nnd ten days from tho Oakland public library ir. tho year 1922, according to an announcement issued by the department of fines. Thc figures are based on the total of $5,000 In fines collected during the year at the rote of two cents a day for hooks held overtime. The, amount represents 25,000 days. THEATRES SIIERRYS SUNDAY, MONDAY '..iTCBSDAY. ', . I . 1 i - Cenuine students of the. motion picture anil its future are from time to time expressing doubts as to its exact province and many hold- to the opinion that in its present transitory state the destiny of the cinema art is yet to be defined. Directors and producers are blamed by sosme for spcciuliring in the new field, for making too much of the entertain ment, dwelling at too much length on the spectacular, over-reuching the bounds of the charactcnaation ana bringing forth In excessive measure the pathetic. In his latest and great est screen 'production, "Way Down East," to be seen at the Sherry Theatre, beginning Sunday, for a three-day run, D. 'W. Griffith has again shown his genius by avoiding any set form, with the result that he has, convinced them all in what amounts to practically a departure in the art. 1 Mr. Griffith has overlooked noth ing. Euther he has made of his screen a mirror to reflect life int all its moods. This unusual presentation, made from a sterlin&r stage drama. has given the wizard of the film great rein for his vision and imag ination. That he has made the most of all these opportunities is readily apparent to any student who wit nesses a presentation, of "Way Down East." With rollicking comedy types and scenes to work with a .chance to -contrast pastoral simplicity with city luxury and finally in a great cli max of stirring scenes amid swirl ing blizzard and crashing ice floes it may be easily realized What scope has been offered to him. However, the pinnacle of Griffith's art in this wonderful picturization lies probably in greatest strength wherein be takes the love story of Anna Moore, adds to ' its charm an appeal and thus bares the truths of a woman's soul in a manner. that has never be fore been reached by the maker of film and drama. Risking no mishap 'or failure in the interpretation of his art. Mr. Griffith assembled in the making of the picture a notable array of tal entetl players, including hillinn Gih,t;iIkin music1 and ncrohatic danclns Kichard hathulmess, Lowell ;bher-jthttt man, burr Mcintosh, Mary Jiny, Knteinr Bruce, Creitrhion Hale, Mrs. Morgan Belmont, Edgar Nelson, Georges Ne ville, Vivia. Ogden, Florence bhort, Mrs. David Landau, Josephine Ber nard, Emily Fit.roy, Patricia Fruen, 1'orter Strong,, Myrtle butch and a host' of others. - SHERRY TODAY ONLY Dustin Farnum's long experience as a star in pictures gives authority to all he ays on the subject of silent irama. His utterances are not the ories, but facts.. What he say about public taste is especially interesting in view of his iatent picture,, "I he Trail of the Axe." which is announc ed by the Sherry Theatre for today, oiny. "My friends have asked me more than once why 1 continue' to appear in straight-from-the-shoulder stories rather than so-called psychological pictures," says Mr. Farnuni,' "and I -always give the same answer: People like them." "The picture-going public is a mul-, titude with many tastes, 'but I think it can be divided into two general groups one that likes what I call sophisticated stories and another that enjoys stories along direct lines, act ed in a positive manner by artists who project their meaning without hesitation quickly, sharply. In selecting "The Trail of the Axe" I endeavored to give the larger pub lic what it wants. r "The story is a strong1 one and is told in a direct line front start to finish. Dave Martin's love for the girl who prefers his brother, and the efforts made by Dave to justify the girl's Jove and trust in a iellow he knows to be unworthy, creates a situation easily understood by every one- As or the big scene in the picture, it is considerably more ex traordinary. It will uphold my con tention that the public enjoys see ing a man In a perilous position from which there is 'apparently no escape. Briefly, 'Dave Malkern's peril this: His loeririnir canin is dvna- mited by an enemy and in the wreck a log strikes him full on the chest, pinning hip! down nnd making rescue escape equally lmpossioie- his efforts to free himself will, I think satisfy the most exacting patron who demands fVrst of alt a thrill m the pictures he sees." Buster Keaton in "Tough Luck," is also being shown. VArm'.viiiLi; at ahcauk Another brilliant array of enter tainers will bp. seen on tho new vaud eville 1)111 at the Areado theater on Sunday. The Melodylnnd Saxo Four tops this splendid program In a musical offering of "Jazz, Joy and Jollity." This is a feuture attrartlon which unquestionably furnishes royal en tertainment with Its lilting melodies on the saxophones consisting of pop ular, classical, jazz and comedy. I-M-dio Dale, the "Merry Son of Momus" with his clever routine of songs, talk and dancing. Ills blackface mono logue ts in itself a laughing suecesN. so will have' to hand It io Kddle. The Stork's Bill TIirlA EVERETT TRIP i i - Vino Jamloson, a vorsatile pair of enlorttilnera .in churactt-r improasiona of home of tho njost populail stnra oC the present iln. An act that always competes for headline honors. Huffy & Hert rurniwh their share of com edy in an uproarons comedy novelty miIia ...t itiii-nrtm-at.l fth oitlL'inir. ni,tokens an unusual knowledKt: .....,, coin0tw nmi ntlcs. A two-roel comedy and ono of Robert liruco's Oregon scenic films will bo shown with this show. WILLIAM FAItXI M STAGES TMItll,I.IN. I'lfillT I.N FMM r ; ' The Wept ! ; Its rail of adventure is ever new, always 'appealing.. At tho Star today begins a two day run of tho Fox production, "Timss Com mandments," starring William. Far num. The story is replete, with rous ing action that makes plenslng screen entertainment. Farnuni contribute a d ramat ic port ray ill far above tho ordinary. Harking back, to ono of tho screen classics of other days, wo find him giving heroic battle to that vllllan of the film realm, Tom Hant Hchl. Again in "Brass Command ments" these two ko at t hammer and tongs to tho delight of the youngsters in tho audience and let it b whispered, to the equal enjoyment of many grownups. When tho battlo clouds clear away all is sereno with a closeup of William Farnum view ing tho;scenery wltli' Wanda" ITUwley. when it comes to natural beauty M!hh llawley should not he overlook ed, She has talent as well as looks. Claire Adums comes in for a share of praise for her; work in the photo play. Others in the cast nro Charles JeMoyne, I.on Poff and Al Fremont. 8u mining up the production, it has an engrossing story of the outdoors, an exceptional cast, excitement ond r AKFACT Ol the 241 different tire makes built the DIAMOND CORD stands out as the unsurpassed in quality. You can buy it NOW at a remarkably low price. - TAKE IMMEDIATE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OPPORTUNITY. ! ' j- OREGON HARDWARE IMPLEMENT COMPANY GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 1 rbmance in proper proportion and moro' than enough entertainment quality to make an cnjoyahlo eve ning. rmxcK hk;i:t ov trip TOKIO, April 14. The prince reg ent has leTt Japan fop a trip to For mosa. The prlnco left on board thc battleship Kongo, escorted by two warships. Ho will return bore the. latter k part of April. 'Vrlnee Fuah- iml, Viscount Mnkino, minister of tho household, and moro than twen ty, other officials will accompany tho prince. USE SULPHUR TO HEAL YOUR SKIN Broken Out Skin and Itching Eczema Helped Over Night Fnr unsichtlv skin erufltions. rash or blotches on face, neck, arms or liody, you do not have to. wait for relief from torture or embarrassment, declares a noted skin specialist. Apply a little Mentho-Sulplmr and improvement shows next day. Because of its germ destroying prop erties, nothing has ever been found to take thc place of this sulphur prepara tion. The moment you apply it heal ing begins. Only those who have had unsightly skin troubles can know thc delight this Mentho-Sulpjiur brings. Even fiery, itching eczema is dried right up. Get a small jar of Rowlcs Mentho Sulphur from any good druggist and use it like cold cream. - Superfine 7 MADE WITH MILK That's Why It's Richer and Keeps Longer . , Than Other IireadS ii. v,T ?, IT'S THE MILK! ii La Grande, Oregon : OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOpOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO YOU ARE INVITED to the Consumers' Picnic at our markets daily ' rain or shine. . Whole or Half Sugar Cured Hams, lb,, 25c Bacon, per It) from .-24c to 37c Picnic Shoulders, per lb :.15c Cottage Butts, per lb 19c , Rolled Boneless Shoulders, per lb 20c. Whole Fresh Shoulders, per lb ,...............15c; The Grande Ronde Meat Co. city MAiturrr" ; H()OVi:ll JIAItRET , l-'llt KTIU'.KI' .MAHKET . ' - lOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOeOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOpOtt . ,;, . MEAT SELECTIONS Can always be made to your, entire satisfac Hon at. one of our markets. i , '. . ' We carry only carefully, selected meats at v the right prices. V The Crescent .mi.m.... LA GRANDE MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY ' Klnda ot Machinery, Automobile and Tractor Repaired, All Ovorhnuled and Uobullt. Acotylcno Welding ot All Klnda rvUmior linrtnir nnd Ovorslze Plstona v Cranltshnfto, PlBtona (iivo D. FITZGERALD Prop. nitMtmtMmjiMmnm Orders for nil wood mnilo by Bowman - Hicks Lumber Co. will bo Inkcn at 2012 N Flrxt . or Phone Main 547 J, Ii. Mmilinll Terms Cash 00000000000000000000000000 Money To Lean o on business or home properly o on easy monthly tonus, o Inquire J. It. Oliver o Phono 22-W. oooooooooooooooooooooooooo BY ALLMAN n ill o :0 : r; JO t . ' . ' o: '' 'S o o :o i o ;jo o o o .' i" . o . o O 1 o ' '" Meat Co., Inc. IRON WORKS ,.f : nnd Piston Tins lloground is a Trim " FORD & GEORGte TAXI Service ; ' , i Enclosed Cars CALL 'r MAIN 44 After MldnlKtit Call Folcj notol I WAIN 178 Rags Wanted at . the Observer. La Grande - Baker LcavoH La arnndc. Lonve BaltC 0:00 a. m. 1:00 p. m. 8:M a. m. 1:00 p. m. 1 : I Oranao. leaves tlnlon 8:oo n. ni. 1:00 p. m( 0:45 p. m, 7:30 a. m. 10:00 a. m, S:3t p. nt. umttwawmtttuuuiuwuaiiiiiiiiiiiiit FRANK R. SUYDAM Generalr Repair Shop Furniture Repaired and Refinished Household Repairing of All Kinds 4 10(5 Fir St. rhone513-J tttttarmtmtmnaa PAGE THREE s I if it- . 4 "