La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 25, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text.Wednesday, April 2"), 1 923. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER FAGE SEVEN J . ! Classified PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OSTEOPATHIC I'llYSHTANS PR. J. L. an.l I)!. MARGARET IN GLK Osteopaths, Spinal Curva lure and Diseases of women and j children a specialty. Office phone mam mo. kosnipik-c phone .Main lUu two rinjrs. Sominer Kildu. int. ii. v.. sciiov.v Osteopathic I'hyshlnu anil Kuifrpnn fiiicce.ssor to lir. o. w. y.lminciinnn. Office Phono Main Itea. U.3-M. Palmer ltooseh lll.lpr.. Iji r.ramle. ai'itim:vs i CUVHItAN and l:Hi;i!UARD Geo. T v tCochrun an.l Colun 1L EberTTMi-il. At. I forneys. La (Jrande Xal.otml IUl C. H. I-'INN Aininu-y-nt-LftW. Itootus tf.i arid 4 L'Olty UlIICQ Uidtf. TilK- elevator. l'-'-i:i-ttT ciimoi'itAtrroit DR. HKl.LU IIYKU.S. Chiropractor '. New Foley rtuildinK. Ilourn 1(1 10 12 tu.nl., 2 to It i). in. and i to 8 p. m ' 7-24-tt DH. J E. WOODh.1,1, L'liiropractoi and Naturopath.-N'(m vou9 and chronk dlseuseH a Kpeeiiilty. Suito 20, Hom mer ll(lff. Over Sllverthormi's. Ol'l'lct : hours. 10 to la a. m.. 1:30 to 5 p. ni. ' 7 to 8 ovenint'3. l'hone 4i'7-V. i)i:niisi DR. R. J. RUCKMAN. DR. R. B. . MILLER Dentists 'Rooms 9 to 14 Palmer-Roosch Bhlg. Adams Ave at Depot St. Hours 9 to (i. Phone Main 70. Special hours by appoint ment. La Grande, Ore- .N.vi'iitu ditto DR. A. N. MAYVII.I.K Specialist Ir chronic disease. .lethols, .Meehann Theriipy 'mil Naturopath. Blcln anc" blood diseiises, mrvoua diseases Chronic Hcadac'.ie, lOczema, Sciatica ' 'Appendicitis, Constipation, Bowel Trouble; all kinds ot Chronic Di seases BuceesKf ully treated. Phoni Alain 593. iioom 1, 2, 3, second t'looi Coolldffo Bld., opposite Star Tliea- . ' ter. Office house, 10 to 12 a. m. ' I 1:30 to 6:00 D. .m. . Consultation free 3-4 -tl I'lANO TUNKItS EXPERT PIAMO TU.'ll3Clean and , voice your piano without extra charge. Work guaranteed, ('nil New 1 1 xi Book Store lor appuintiiient. Roy E. Phillips. 4-15-t FRATERNAL DIRECTORY I. O. O. M. I.a Crnnde Lottie No. 3f0 fjoyal Order of Moose, hoida regulal meetings every Thursday niKht nt f p. m. at ourt 1-vilows' Hail. Tin Women's Mooselieart Beuion meet) second and fourth Thursdnys of eacli month. .Moose Lefflon of the Worli meets second Monday of each mouth I Visitors- alwava welcome. A. M. MAYVII.I.E, Dictator. C. S. SIIULTZ, Secretary. B. P. O. Klka La (Iraude LodEO No 433. uuiiru Pleats each Thursday evening at 8 O'cloclt. Home and clui privileges eheerlully extended to all Brother Ellis. . De Lile Green, Exalted Ruler Mood Eckley, Secretary. MODliKN WOOD.MljN OK A,Mi01tICA La Orande ("amp No. 7703 meets on ' the first Thursday evening of each month. In the K. or P. hall. Visiting Neighbors welcome. . .-. E. ii. Rivrio. V. (I. . J A K 1-1 ROSTOCK, Clerk. A. F. and A. M. La (Iramie Lodge No 41. A. K and-A. Al.. holds regular meetings first and third Fridays nt 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Masons. ' LOT L. SN-OPfirtAKS, W. M. K. R, P.INUO. Secretary. F. O. BAULKS. .Aerlu No. 2S9. meets every Friday' night nt vigles Hall ,' Visiting members welcome. ' Z. LILLY. ''. P. ' J. 1IIRDSMLU Bee. 'WOODMEN OK Til 10 WORLD La Grande Camp No. lt9.' Meets every Monday niKht nt Eagles Hall. All visiting Neighbors welcome. Dues payable at the ofrieu of the clerk Itooms 21-22, La Grande Natlona. Bank Building. .T. J. Murehlsnn, C. C. i It. J. KITCHION. Clerk. i'KNIOHTS OF PYTHlASIeed Cros: i , Lodge No. 27 meets' every .fonda .',,' evening in Castle Hall (K. of P ; Hall), at 8 'p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knights. E. C. F1L1.DS. C. C. C. U GRAHAM, K. It. 8. WOMEN'S lil'.N" KKIT AS.Sl a '1 ATION J the Maccabees. La Grando Lodge No ' 27. W. 13. A. of M. Lodge meets first . Thursday nt 2 p. m. and third ' Wednesday nt 8 p. m., at K. o P ; Hall. Visiting .Sisters welcome... JlliS. N'Of.A II. MiCKBY. C. ' 1 JIARJOItlE IIATON. It. K. ' O. 10. S. Hope Chapter "No. 13, O. 10, S. holds stated communication the sec ond and fourth Wednesdays of each ' month. Visiting members cordially welcomed. MARTHA ELLIOTT PARKER, W. XI , ANNA S. GROVE, Sec. ... SPRING' GRID PRACTICE (liv Associated Press) ' SANTA CI.ARA, 'Apr- 21 Actiripr ' under instructions received fm Head tench Ivljrar H. Kein hnlz. Captain P. G. Fawkc of the University of Santa Clara football team has announced that spring crid . iron practice would be held before the semester clones on Mav '10- A' learned physician says that people look like what they eat. We -.- nre plad the oyster .season is almost - ended. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS j f I j' HOW you AMO BETTY NIA IS SHE SHOVflNG OFF? '. ALU THE TIME? J NOT -YOU DON'T lip (gj lhf Want Ads I I-OIl S.,K Oil TltADB FOR SALE Reed baby buKKV. In quire 2112 Ouk St. '4-24-4t FOR SALE Modern bungnlow, five rooms, 2 bed rooms and .sleeping porch, furnace, parage. On corner, paved street. With or without fur niture. Call 415-J. 4-23-tf ELECTRIC RANGE , l'hone 2C8-R. Nearly new. 4-19-tf HAWiR FOR APPLE AND FRUIT Boxes for rata at the Observer of fice. Ch an. 7-8-tf FOR RENT FOR RENT Sleeping rooms with board. Inquire 004 Adams. 4-M-tf FOR RENT Farm. Call 157-R. 402 Adams avenue. 4-19-tf FOR RENT Modern furnished apart ment at Edenholm apartment. Call 27U-M. 4-24-tf FOR RENT 2 furnished apartments, one 3-room apartment and one "4 room apartment No children. Call 4:i2-J. 4-!4-:)t FOR RENT One sleeping room. In-1 quire lolO Adams. . J-!4-tl , . i FOR RENT Three furnished apart- ments, 2o01 N. lourth. O.K. Gib-1 sou.. 4-4-ti WANTED WANTED Man or woman. Salary $75.00 weekly full time. $150 an hour spare time, selling guaran teed hosiery to wearer. Beautiful spring line. Guaranteed Mills, Nor ristown, Penn. 4-11-tf MISCELLANEOUS HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. Mrs. L. H. Norton, 906 Adams Ave.' . 8-80-tf LOCAL CORSETIERE for Barcley Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O Avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed ' throughout. Mso Hemstitching and Pioot Edge. Work Guaranteed. 3-1-tf HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by Mrs. E. C. Tjckey, 1808 Second street. 242-J. 1-27-tf HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by LMrs. Bert Hughes, 1417 Washing ton avenue. 417-W. . 4-16-tf HATCHING EGGS Tancred Strain S. C. White Leghorn. W. B. Pick ens. Phone 2C,SrR, 4-19-tf LOST LOST Sunday evening ' on streets, dealers license plate No. 224-C. Re turn to Southard and Shinn, 'Rioesch Jildg. Reward. . 2-24-21 LOST One four-foot tinner's scale or rule. 'Return to La Grande lion Works and receive reward. 4-24-3tp WARSAW "MOVIES CLOSE WARSAW. Apr. 2S- Movie tick ets in Warsaw are taxed 100 percent and as a protest to the authorities all the movie houses recently got together-and closed. ; The government losing 20,000,000 Polish marks a day as a result. Tho authorities came back with an order on the movie men . to reopen at once, or have their premises con fiscated for use as schools. Public opinion, however, it with the picture men, and it is believed the dispute will be compromised by the collection of a 50 per cent tax. TURN HAIR DARK WITH SAGE TEA If Mixed with Sulphur It Darkens So Naturally Nobody Can Tell The oM-tinie mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur for - darkening gray, streaked and faded hair is grandmoth er's recipe, and folks arc again using it to keep their hair a good, even color, which is quito sensible, as we are liv ing in an age when a youthful appear ance is of the greatest advantage. Nowadays, though, we don't have the troublesome task of gathering the sage and the mussy mixing at home. All drug stores sell the rcady-to-usc prod uct, improved by the addition of other ingredients, called "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound." it is very popu lar because nobody can discover it has been applied. Simply moisten your comb or a soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning the gray 1 hair disappears, but what delights the Indies with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, is that, besides beautifully darkening the hair after a few applica tions, it also produces that soft lustre and appearance of abundance which is o attractive. THEATRES I " t I r l galore. Rut ami this should lie not ml I l i J especially the picture nt m iltlmo la licrmltted to tieeome revolt mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mminK or offensive in its piolurlxutlol REMARKABLE STORY OF MOTHER-DKCKITION IN "SONNY" One of the, most remarkable coin cidences of the late war, n dual re semblance) by which a returning- vet eran is mistaken for one of his bud dies who has irone "west,' furnishes the situation upon 'which ure found ed the stirrinir developments in "sonny," the third First National at traction 'Starring Richard harthel mess, which .will' be shown at the Arcade Theatre for three days com mencinj Thursday.. jfe Peters, ex-poolroom proprie tor, returns from France to find him self taken for Sonny Crosby, scion of a wealthy, aristocratic Westches ter family, by the late Sonny's blind mother- Overwhelmed by this appeal anil faced by the necessity of car rying out the deception the poolroom proprietor bepins to change his ways to meet the new influence of his life. Instead of the customary bad nian- eond man story that has come to be associated with such plots of regen eration the author has written a com- pelliiiKly human story of tense emo tional appeal and heart throbs. The part of Joe Peters is one of tho char acters taken bv the star, who nor- trays it simply anil with the same tense interpretation that marked his Interpretation of tho title role of "Tol'ablo David.'' "Sonny" was originally presented to tho amusement world as a stage piay Dy ueorge nouarc, anu rauuue Garon, who created the leading fem inine .part at that time, is :mr. bar theJmess' lending woman in the screen version. Te remainder of the cast includes Margaret Seddon, Lucy Fox, Herbert Grimwood, Patterson Dial, Fred Nichols, James Terbell, Margaret Elizabeth Faulconer ami Virginia .Magee. $30,000 PRIZE STORY TO BE SEEN AT STAR FRIDAY The motion picture that won the $00,000 prize In the scenario contest conducted by the Chicago Daily News in which there were 32,000 entries will be seen in La Grande at the Star theatre for three days, begin ning Friday. It is called "Broken Chains" and was written by a UfP viously unknown author, Miss Wini frcd Kimball of Apalachicola, Fin., and has been produced by Goldwyn, under the direction and personal su pervision of Allen Holubar. one of the best known directors in the busi- j ness. . j Goldwyn gave the director a irreat i cast in winsome Colleen Moore, Mai- colm McGregor, the New Jersey j youth who renounced a million to become a film aetor; Ernest Torrence, Claire Windsor, Beryl Mercer, James Marcus, William Orlamond, Gerald Pring, Edward Peil and J.eo Willis. "Broken Chains" is a storv of re generation of an eastern youth who proves a coward when suddenly con fronted by danger In his Long Island home. To escape the odium that con fronts him, he goes to his ranch in the Redwood district of California and there meets and falls in love with Mercy ,Boone, the pitiful voune wife of a brutul giant who keeps her ! chained in his lonelv cabin. The ! youth champions the girl, even after ! having been brutally beaten up by her husband. He returns for a final' conflict with Boone who meets his1 death in the trap ho had set for the . youthful champion. The picture is aid to be most xealtstic and at the i same time inspiring a photoplay that appeals irresistibly to the hear.t and ranks high in tho year's achieve ments on the screen. SIIKRIiV'S IIOI'M)' ()!' Till -LAST DAY iiAsu i :ii ri,i,i:s' Ah If thn ruarrlc Imnd of Sir Ar- tlnir Conttn Doylo wore niovlnir tho famous olfl rliuraetcrH uh thoj swept acroKH the screen. "The Hound of 2 tho ItasUerille!i prrntPHt of ull o .Sherlork Motnu'H iulventurr, jom- ' HrSfu.s nil of tho ahiuHlant mystery ! 2 and Ktisponsi that maOo tho novel o one of thi Ki'oi.lt'st rlaswies In the t O realm ol iletecttve fiction throiiKh- j out rthc- world.- It was shown for O the tirt -time at the Sherry Uiouter 2 yOslerdy. You'll Be all the threat old chnr- arters as they come MleppinK1 forth from tho famoiiH author's t r'nasuro rhest. There nre Sherlock himself, brilliantly portrayed by Stile Nor wood; the devotVd Dr. Watson, striv ln couraKOdnsly to solve tho mys tery of the lliUtkervilleH: and tho t'lnniinfi- hound that bays across the moors of old Unlnnd at nlirht and 2 heralds the death of mnnn member i o of the ancient famllr. o (Hie van readily lnviK.no the woulth 2 of mystery which can bo developed from the presence' in tho story of j such a suvne. mancatim? dot? Ihat! NFLUENZA , hi ! A a preventive, melt and in q ruuc rugnc ana morning V VAPORU naic mgnc ana morning s ISO Oect 17 Million Jan Used Yeatly Wilbur Has Talent uipcarH nt ttililtt lrtit and rIvoh fortli ju firry Kluro us If U wnrw ft plonk llof flniiw. Th on :ito thtllltmc sconca on of the hori'o-8 mused by.tho bias ing brute on tho moors. Among the outataudlng scenes art the hunting down of the dog: Its INDITIDUAL CM tkca M mIm n h! urwp at , ytm rwd m ) PWi tputfu! ctf n m an taJ, round ul uit Then rem wunJ uw .rt.a ! Mm ol ah 1 aninl PIot a aWra tt nu Wlh Mf turn on low Id, , nruM Mf- Mi b, bnsmf ani ibt wom, W ) cgr-Jui pjnV-llr n1 wHr'f'Wi 1tuUtJ Men, Here Is The Ran&e You Have' , Been Looking For This new model is a perfect beauty. It has.been designed for space jKondmy, but' still has ample room. The oven is large and equipped with a drop door that can be used to set cooling food on' if necessary. The cooking surface is of one piece with all Corners nicely rounded making it easy to keep clean. These and many other conveniences are all combined in this new Hotpoint Hughes Electric Range to make your work mure pleasant more profitable . Food prepared on a Hotpoint Hughes Electric Range is better cooked and more wholesome food because of perfect heat control tnV Many other new models are shown and desiened for f?.5 evepr particular condition. Let us show them to you 9 X This Mhertiirmeni tl one of a stria afrrn'sj; a new wipe. Tbry rr reJuMt. Cm litem 'out anj tare for reference. EASTERN OREGON LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY. Li "Dobbins Farm" near Union will be subdivided into four ten-acre tracts. One 40-acre tract with modern, improve ments. Tracts consist of the best land in Union ' County with good water right. One mile from , Union postof f ice. ' For particulars communicate with , ; ' J. F. or W. M. DOBBIN, of Union, , . or-- : ' J. D. DOBBIN, of La Grande ' ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooobooooooooooooooo Reynolds and Zimmerman Funeral Service Parlor, Licensed Embalmer,' Ambulance Service. Phone Main 62. 1505 Fourth Street, La Grande, Oregon J. E. REYNOLDS C. E. ZIMMERMAN, Licensed Embahner. ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo coooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo o o o o , Electrical WIRING, REPAIRING, APPLIANCES and SUPPLIES H & S Electric Agents for Edison Mazda Lamps 1 105 Depot St. PHone 393-W o O o 00ooOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO death nt the hands of (he great de tective; the snlvfhtt: of the eurso of ' the IJaskervllles; tbn dealb of one of tluv plotters In the bog; tbd ad venture In the cave anil many nth? era that combine, to make ."The Hound of the llatkcrvllles" enter tainment of the most thrilling and Interesting character. Also sbowlnng another "Fighting-1 lllooil" picture. BAKED ALASKA O O OIO o o o o OiO o o o o o o CO o o o o o o o o o o o o o o OiO OIO oo WELL, I'LL PLA.YAND 51 SOMETHING APPROPRIATE FOR. THE. OCCASION - AFTER THE BAWL WAS OVER AFTER THE OF DAY- vW'.)i IV Hi Macpherson's Superfine . Milk Bread FOR HEALTHY 0HIM)I!KN Made With Milk ' '1 u 3 La Grande, Oregon MEAT SELECTIONS Can always be made to your entire satisfac tion at one of our. markets. We carry only carefully selected meats at the right prices. : i The Crescent Meat Co., Inc. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS , f . A ACHING SHOP AND FOUNDrtT ' V All Kinds of Machinery,' Automobiles pml Tructora RepalreuY i v J,. overhauled nnd Hcbullt. ' Acclylcno Wcldlnir of All Kinds . Cylinder Itnrlns; and Ovcrnlzo Pistons 1 11 .' ' Crankshnrts, Pistons. nnd Piston Pins ltnground ' - " filvo Us n Trail ; ,.jjf -i D. FITZGERALD Prop. OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results timtitmjrmtjmmnmtHiitmtm Orders for all wood made, !y g Bowman - Hicks Lumber Co. ' will lie ttikon nt 2013 .V First l or Phone Main 547 .1. It. Mimluill h J'crms t'nsli ;' H iitiititt:mttt:tttJttiitii:!:!t:tt!:t:ti:tt!iu O000O000O0O0O0O00OO0O0O002 O 9 Money To Loan tilt luislticss or lionio property on easy monthly terms. Impure .1. It. Oliver ' Phono 2:il!-W. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO i BY AI.I.,MAN COT THAT out! You'll waken her AGAIN ' BREAK- .'-.-'JIWU' ' -i i . FORD & GEORGE TAXI Service Enclosed Cars 7 CALL M AIN 44 AfK-r MliinlKlit Cull l-'olcj Hotel AIAI.V 7711 Rags Wanted at the Observer La Grande - Baker !.".'ivs T-i flrnn'le. Leaves Hnkftr 5:00 n. m 8:00 0. m. ':4 4:nn p. in. 1:00 p. in. r.ii Nir.-iiNiofr v ! Leaves l.a Gi'9mli 9:o n. nt. I :"U p. 111. r,:4f, p. ni. . I.eavos Union 7:30 a. m. 10:00 a. m. 3:50 p. m. : OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. 2 I i; ANK it. si;vuam o ! o 4 O ! General Repair Shop funiiluiT! Kopuired and Kcfinishcd . Vi t-l o Ilnusoliold Repairing of . g lo All Kinds g ,o I Of. Fir SI. rhone513-J o 'O P OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO