La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 27, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text.1, ST Friday, April 27," 1923. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER IMGE SEVEN EVERETT TRUE By Condon ? n i nr -Ai si.-: - 4.4 I lassmea want ias jpncAiKca j PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OS'MCOl'ATHIU i'UYSKIANS DR. J. L. and DR. MAIJfiARET IN GLE Osteopaths, Spinal Curva lure and rii.sna.sc.1 of women nnil cniuiipii a specialty. Offiee phone Main IOC. Ho.siilem'c phone Main lu two rinps. Summer liihlir. iin. n. v.. sniorx Osteopathia l'hysjeiaii and Surgeon iecessor to 3r. (I. V. Zimmerman. Orrice Phone Jvfaln fia. i:h. 1f.:t-M. Pnlmer Roeseh Hldg., T.a Gnindo. AITOIt.M'.YS COCHRAN and KHTJIIHAHD a so. T . Couhrnn and Culun It. KburTHtrd, At i torneya. L.a Gran do National Hank Build, ng. U. H. K1NN ALturiii'y-at-Lnw, Itooms nun i;j i-muy umee iilUg. Talc elevator. ClUKOI'KACrOK DR. BKM,K MYKKS. Chiropractor New Foley Building. Hotirn 10 to 12 tt. m., 2 to 5 p. in. and 7 to 8 p. m 1 7-24-tf Vll. J. E. WOODKLL Chiropractoi and Naturopnth. .Nervous and ehronii diseases a snucialty. Suitt 20, Sum mer Bldg. Over Silverthonui'a. Offlci hours, 10 to 12 a. m., 1:30 to 5 p. m. 7 to 8 evening, Phone 407-W. i)i:iisTS DR. R. J. RUCKMAN, DR. R. B. MILU&H Dentists Rooms 9 to 14 Palmer-Rnesch Iililiy. Adams Ave at Depot St. Hours 9 to (i. Phone Main 70. Special hours by appoint ment j.a iiraiuic, ore- I-XJH KAliK OR TRAOI3 FOR SALE The Model Restaurant. Having boon in business contin uously for over twenty yearn, my wife and I feel we are entitled to a vacation. Therefore, we offer our restaurant, also our home at 1129 Adams ave., for sale. If in terested call at the Model during business hours. J. A. Arbuckle. 4-20-tf FOR SALE 4-Toom modern House, close in. A good bargain if taken at once. Inquire 1520 Monroe nve. 4-26-(itp FOR SALE OK TRADE One mare and colt. Phone IM4-J or call tfOil V avenue, - 4-2(i-2t FOR SALE One registered fclydes dale stallion. Phone Farmers KiO. 4-2G-6tp FOR SALE OR TRADE Work, sad dle and drivuig horses, 1707 Jef , ferson uvenue. Phone 164-M. . . 4-2J-2t FOR SALE Some Bing cberry trees at one-nait price, union rooi nan or ISOti Y avenue, Washington Nursery Stock. 4-25-3t FOR SALE Reed baby quire 2112 Oak St. buggy. In-4-24-4t HHIlltKY'H : LAST DAY OI-' "(ilM.Mr." Rupert Hughes, the man who haw made motion nietnrea human made Hum reMoet real hunmn beings nel ing as naturally as your own I'amllj and your next door, neighbor goe. hilt holy on his way- of Interpreting 'modern American life to plrlurgo ors. What could lit more' homo-like, modern and American In. subject than the limwu'inl dependence of u , great majority of American women upou their, husbands, even for pocket mon oy, and the never-ending stream, of "gimmes" to which the husbands who must llHten? Rupert Hughes baa dramatized the comedy and drama of these millions Of American wives In his latest Oold wyn plcturn entitled, by genuine In spiration, "O I m m e ," which was shown for the first time In lu Grande at the Sherry theatre yesterday. "Olmme" continues Air. Hughes' fine series of intensely enjoyable screen depictions of American manners and customs of totlay. The outline of Its plot does not sound especially thrill ing because in a Rupert Hughes story its the truth, the reality .the vitality. nnd the real humanity in presenting the story which give it the. breath of life. And "Gimme" is real: It does live. And because the characters are so real and the situations in which they are involved so llko those In which you find yourself, i or members of) DR. A. N. MAY VIMjE Specialist ir enrome diseases. .Methods. Mu:hafto- Therapy and Naturopath. Skin an" : Diooa alsoR.iOH, nervous diseases enronio Heauac'.ie. J-jezema. Sciatica Appendicitis, Constipation, Howe TrouDie; an Kinds oe Chronic Di seases succefiRiuiiy treat c-d. rhoni Main G93. Room 1, 2, 3. second flooi Coolidge Rldg., opposite ytar Tiiea ter. Office house, 10 to i;i a, m. f 1:30 to 6:00 D. m. Ccnsultation free 3-4-tf 1'IANO TUMORS EXPKRT PIANO TUNING Clean and voice your piano without extra Charge. WorK guaranteed. Cnll New lin Hook Storo for appointment. Hoy E. Phillips. 4-lS-t FRATERNAL DIRECTORY 1 O. O. M. La Lirando Lo.Tge No. 3:0 iioj'nl Oi'Her of Mouse, holds regulai meetings every Thursday night at ( p. m. at Odd Ku I lows' Hail. Th. Women's MooNohcart L.egio.11 meett second and fourth 'nmrsdnys of each month. Moose Legion of the "Worb meets second Montlny of each month Visitors always wHeorno. A. N. MAYVILLE, Dictator. C. S. SHULTZ, Secretary. B. P. O. KlkH La Grande' Lodge No 433. Lrtiupe .meets each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Home and clul privileges cheerfully extended to all Brother Elks. De Lile Green, Exalted Ruler Mood Eckley, Secretary. UODERN WOO DM KN OK A.MIiltICA La irande Camp No. 7703 meets on the first Thursday evening of each month, in the K. of r. hall. Visiting Neighbors welcome. E. li. JMNJO. V. C JAK12 ROSTOCK, Clerk. ELECTRIC RANGE Phone 2t8-R. Nearly new. 4-19-tf PAPER FOR AFPUB AND FRUIT Boxes for &alo at the Observer of fice. Ch ap. 7-8-tf FOR SALE Modern bungalow, five rnnnis. 1? htnl Vrtnfna nnrf Klppniuc porch, furnace, (farae. On corner, 5'"ur Wmllloa, or nolKhhors, you yloM paved street. With or without fur-llt once to lllolr s"'11- whin ' nihn-p Cn 41T..T 4-9S.tf .you lt'avo tiro thontre you fcol as tho you nan spent a pleasant evening wltli aKreoable companions. : i The slory of "Gimme." In the writ ing of which .Mrs. Hughes aided her husband, is Hint of a young wife who is compelled to ask her husband for money for clothes and every little in cidental that shit needs. It is a com edy, but it escapes tragic complica tions only by a miracle. The cast is extremely competent and engaging. Helene Chadwlek never ucled to bet ter purpose than site does n the young wife. Gaston Glass plays op posite her and gives an excellent per formance. Other noted players In the east are H. II. Walthall, Kate Lester, Kleanor Roardman, May Wallace, Georgia Woodthorpe and Jean Hope. Also showing. "A Woman's Ven geance. Two reel Western. FOR RENT FOR RENT Slecpinp rooms with board. Innuire bo4 Alams. 4-20-tf FOR RENT Farm, Adams avenue. Call 157-R. 402 4-19'tf FOR RENT Modern furnished apart ment at Edenholm apartment. Call 278-M. 4-24-tf FOR RENT One sleeping room. In quire luIO Adams. 3-24-tf FOR RENT Three furnished apart ments, 2.001 N. Fourth. G. R. Gib son. 4-4-tf WANTED WANTED Man or woman. Salary $75.00 weekly full time. 31. 50 an hour spare time, selling; guaran teed hosiery to wearer. Beautiful spring line. Guaranteed Mills, Nor nstown, Penn. 4-11-tC LOST LOST Between Imbler and La Grande, Mondny, bright ground steel bumper from nutomobilc. Finder leave at J. R1. Oliver's of fice. : Reward - 4-20-3t MISCELLANEOUS You ti orv'T HeR rr:j- fT': XT 'S NIOT ..r--r- ivecisssoR.v tl) .I.- is hi; Tine ii:vifj hoots? IV ItllHNO Kinost Torremv Tliwntens In lleoomo tho l-nnest Man on Uio Kcieeii Outrivals Own Itecord fu "Itrokcii ChuiiiH." "SONNY" wrrif HAItTII I-'FjMINS IS AlACJNlFH'KNT DItAMA OF .MOTHKKU ;SS m A N II O O l When "llroken Hlossoms" appear ed wo hailed Ilck 1 fart h el mess, lite actor. With Tol'ahlo iavld" we uc- Maimed a new slur. Hut with "Sop ly," his latest picture whiei opened yesterday at tho Arcade, we an nounce llm arrival of. an actor o1 unsurpassed ability in portrayinff hn- man htdnn'S as I hey are with intenso Hlneerlty, genuine feelliifr with un- UTected but unconcealed emotion. "Sonny" stands as America's trib- uto to the ufter-the-wnr regenera tion; but it is somethincr finer ami nobler than n mere attempt to play upon emotions. The story is Who is the meanest man on tho screen? Is lie Lon fhaney, Eric von Stroheim, . Hobert MeKim, Geoi'KO SieKmaii, Lowell Sherman, Walhico or Xoah Heery or lirnest Torrence? Certainly, no one can deny that nil of these men have more thus their sharo of cinematic villainy. Tho ohLestablishcd bad men laid better look to their laurels, for Tor rence, a comparative ;new-comer to tho screen, is contributing so. much downrlKht deviltry to the silversheet that he has become a symbol of evil. Carey Wilson recently described him as "Mephistofeles in rtdlrtR hoots irrlnninjr at humun happiness. " Torrenco crashed Into motion pic tures with his memorable perform ance of the "heavy" in "Torble 1 lav id," starrlnK Hichard llarlbelniess. Ho wuk so mean that, spectators shuddered. Now he has a rolo that will outdo that. Ho has a promin ent role In "Hroken Chains, win- human in conception and realistic in !mr of l."i prise in tho Chl- ,A, F. and A. M. La Crandt; Louse No 4L A. F. aiuT A. M., holds regular meeting's firt nnd third Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Masons. .i LOT L. SVOnrjRAPS, W. M. E.R. TtlN0, Secrtnry.- F.: O. KAtiLKS -Ariu No. 259, meets every Friday' ninht at. Eagles Hall Visiting members welcome, Z. LILLY. V. P. J. K. HlHDSELLi, Bee. Hi WOODMK.V OF TIIH WOULD Ln Grande Camp No. Iti9. Sleets every Monday night "t Kaslrs Hall. AH visiting KeiKhbors wvieotne. Duep payable at the offh-o of the rlerlt Rooms 21-22, Ia Orande -Nations bank Building. J. J. MurcMfson, C C. It. J. 'KITCHEN, Clerk. '! KNKIHT.S OF I'VTHIAS Red Crosi '!t LodKe No. 27 nit-ets every Monda t , evening In' CtmHu Hall (K. nt'V p Hall), at 8 p.'nt. A Pythian welcome tit to all vifitiBB -Kniffhts. ii . K. C. FIKLHS. C. O. ., 1 C. L. CiltAIIAMK. K. B. WOMEN'S Iii-:.N'i:i-fT ASS001AT10Nt tho Slaee.abees, La Hrnnde f-odge No 27, W. H. A. of M. LodffO meets first Thursday at 2 p. m. and . third Wednesday at 8 p. m.r at lw of P Ua.1l. Visiting Sisters welcome. MItP. NORA 11. MACK HI", C. aiAUJOUlii KATON, ii. K. O. K. S.Hope Chapter No. 13, O. K H. holdM stated coiuinunlcation the sec ond and fourth Wednesdays of eaor. month. Visiting 'members coriall " Welcomed. MARTHA ELLIOTT PARKER, W. M ANNA S. GROVK. Sec. PLAN STREET IMPROVEMENT RAKER, Apr. 2-t. Improvement of streets and sidewalks in, the north ' western part of Baker was nuthor fzed by the city commission in ses sion today. The co.t was estimated by the city engineer at SUM! for each front foot, to bo divided between sidewalk construction at W cents and street repairing at 97 cents- The proposed improvements will be ad vertised within 10 days, the commis sioners voted, and property owners will have an opportunity to file re IIEMSTJTCH1NO, Buttons Covered. Mrs. Ii. II. Norton, 906 Adams Ave. 8-30-tf LOCAL. CORSETJEKE for Barcley Corset. Mrs. J. F. U'Connell, 11U4 0 Avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Mso Hemstitching and Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. 3-1-tf HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by Mrs. fcJ. C. ljckey, 180 tsecona street. 242-.T. 1-27-tf HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by ton avenue. 417-W. 4-Hi-tt HATCHING EGGS Tancred Strain S. C. White Leghorn. W. B..PicJc ens. Phone 2IJS-R. 4-19-tf Ouch! Lumbago Pain! Rub Backache Away Instant Relief with a trial bottle of old "St. Jacobs OH." small Kidneys cause Backache? No I They have no nerves, therefore can riot cause pain. Listen I Your back ache is caused by lumbago, sciatica or a strain, and the quickest relief i soothing, penetrating "St. Jacobs Oil." Hub it right on your painful hack, and instantly the soreness, stiffness and lameness disappears. Don't stay crippled I Get a small trial bottle of "St Jacobs Oil" from your druggist and limber up. A moment after it is applied you'll wonder what became of the backache or lumbago pain. - Rub old, honest "St. Jacobs Oil" whenever you have sciatica, neuralgia. rheumatism or sprains, as u is auso- xeeutiou. When Joe Peters, tho double of his dead buddy in France, takes tho hitter's place in the Wes'. chestor mansion to keep up Hie de ception for Sonny's blind mother, l.e is awed forf tho first tlmo by tho wonderful Influence of tho mother love he had never known. From that starting point tho pic ture reveals possibilities for human sentiment and narrative appeal that have never beforo been realized upon the screen and supplying tho koynoto to this, atmosphere is the powerfully convincing interpretation, given tliii part by Harthelmess. Of course you realize that tho deception cannot last forever; hut the awakening., even when you expect It, is so un usual and so genuine In Its native charm that it brings a tug at the heart strings that have grown taut with' disuse. . Paulino Ouron lends tho star ex. cellent support, and Patterson Ida', previously' seen with Hurt he! mess in "Thw Seventh Pay," contributes a very fine role. Nor. must mention be omitted of the two clever frstijiho sc-' tors: lsshv hnrt' Waggles The for mer you'll doubtless recall as the col lleji bf '-Tol'nblr David." "Sonny" cannot be summarized us a "corking good picture." Jt is more than that. It Is the drama of moth erless marthood for all times. "Sonny" will bp the nttruetion at tho Arcade theater todny and Saturday. cago .Pally News scenario contest, which tho Ooldwin company pro duced, in this he Impersonates a brutal rancher who chains his wlsti ful young wife (played by Colleen .Moore) in her cabin, lip. beats her, he even sneers at her grief for their dead child. Jlo smashes the baby's cradle to bits. Tho picture will bo shown at the Htar theater for threo duys, beginning today. Torrencc's career parallels thai: of Lon Chnney, since both were, strange ly enough, formerly musical comedy comedians. Torrenco , was born in Kd I n h it rgh, Scotland, and after grnd- unllng from tho Kdinhurgh Academy studied music in Stuttgart, tjermany and at the ltoyal Acatlemy In Lon don. In 1 ttoti ho won tho Hetjemann gold medal for operatic singing In London, but he adopted the comle opera siug for his field. For ten years he was a successful comedian in London. Then he tunic to New York and reglsttired a hit as a Scotch man In "Tho Only Girl." Ho was last on the stage In "Tho Night Hoat," a musical comedy,. In which he appeared as thu ship's captain. timhi ii i r.i,Mfi in siih:hi (By Associated Press) TOKia, April 27. Negotiations over tho question of timber felllnu in Siberia pending between Kovojev, Chairman of the Far Knstern revo lutionary committee in Chltn. uiy.l Jujl Himikl, representative of the Far Eastern Timber Cutters union, deadlocked for some time, nro re ported concluded. The Chita admin istration, It. is said, will racognb the contribution paid by the Japan- eso" timber emitters to the Mc.rkulov;i administration. ThiH constituted tho chief point of contention between tho two parties. am 41 itt . Macpherson's Superfine Milk Bread FOR HEALTHY CHILDREN Made With Milk i f S - .- - I La Grande, Oregon iiAT ni:si:itvoui TRAOY, Cilllf., April 27. Thp Til rifle Oil 'company In completing a Klant oil resorvoir li'-n? for tho Kal Juiuinln rountv ilislrict. ll will liuvu ii otimrlly of TliO.noo hnrroln. WHOOPING COUGH No "cure" but help, to re auce paraxyims of oouguni. xtews V VAPORUB Oiw 17 Million Jm Uud Ytatlu Call at one of our markets anrl let us assist, you in the selection of your meats, fish and poultry. ,"',-'" Efficient service and prices that are right await you always. ' '.' The Crescent Meat Co., Inc. Two Markets 406 N; Fir St.; 1111 Adams Ave." . M- MMMMM-------rf ' 00000000000000060000000000000000000000000000000000000 4 o o o o o o o o o o o o g i O ' o o oooooooooooooooooooeoooooo o o Reynolds and Zimmerman Funeral Service Parlor, Licensed Embalmer, Ambulance Service. Phone Main 62. 1505 Fourth Street, La Grande, Oregon 3. E. REYNOLDS ', C. E. ZIMMERMAN, Licensed Embalmer. LA .GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE RIIOP AM) FOUNDRY All Kinds of Machinery, Automobiles and Tractors Repaired Overhauled nnd Rebuilt. Acetylene Wtdding of All Kinds Cylinder Itorlng and Oversize Pistons ,,i CranUflhafts, Pistons nnd Piston Pins Jteground (ilvo Vh ft Trail m', D. FITZGERALD Prop. ; OBSERVER AI)VT:RTFSLG will bring results O o ft ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Shoe Repairing SHOP All Work Donn Nrailjr Ladlno Work a Specialty Now Folry Rulldlni; r.ntran on Chrslnut StriTt KA.NK S. J KSTKH, Froprielor 81 0 o O! O 01 o 0 o 01 o Ol o O I o 0 o 01 o o 1 o 0 o 01 o o o o o ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooc. f Electrical i o o matsttattuismsttutm Ortlcrs for all wootl nuido bj Bowman - Hicks Lumber Co. will lin tnki'ii ill 2UI2 N First or PKone Main 547 J. I,. Mililhnll I'lTlllH C'nsli attMtutn!t:ttta:t:ttt!ttt!tt!t!tm!!:t::ii: FORD & GEORGE I Service " Enclosed Cars ' CALL J MAIN 44 Atli r MldnlKlit Cull Vnh j Hotel MAIV 7711 WIRING, REPAIRING, APPLIANCES and SUPPLIES H & S Electric Money To Loan Agents for Edison Mazda Lamps 105 Depot St.. Phone: 193-W business or lionio properly on easy monthly terniii. inquire J. Tl. Oliver IMionc HM-XV. Rags Wanted at j the Observer DOENGS of, the duffs lutely harmless md docsirt burn the l000oooooooooooooooooooooooSJooooooooooooooooooooooo80oooooooooooooooooooooooooooo j ooooooooooooopooooooooooo BY ALLMAN Seeing Is Believing V Tom, how po VOU UKE MY NEW 6PRIM(3 NEW 6PRIM(3 -n-v k SUIT 9 J Voo LOOK 5 rf PRETTY TOPY ) VOL) KNOW OWH PIVE HOUSES XMO TrJOVACHMT LOTS, BUT I DON'T BELIEVE IM EXPENSIVE CLOTHES - - . 7 v.i uuu, 1 n. 'I ' TAKE THIS NEW )F HAD TOLO VOU THATi- hoosesTd tTvat) Ul f SWT I HAVE OM PAIP50V FOR- XE5,lFyOL (lsl'r, DON'T ' T . fflM HERE IT ONLV. COST ) "VED (HAD TOLD ME I BEL.'EVE ,N EXPENSIVE m MC25. ' jTT HAVE BELIEVED OVEB THE f Ijp. ( ( MATTER OF - tg - VT y J&t - tt LZ j La Grande - Baker Iavi'S lirandc. .tieuvei Ttakur .' t:oo a. m. .'8:00 . m. , 4:'i p. m. 1:00 p. m. .. I ;HAXrrF.-1'VIO?r : r.r.TV'.n lA Cl'IlTHl. 1:'0 p. in. in. . r.'itveii Union 7:30 a. m. . ' ift:00 a. m. 3:.1D p. in. 0000 a 000000000000000000000 0 I- RANK, K. St; YD AM J 1 General Repair I Shop o Fuinitino Rcpnired mid o ltpfinishod a Iloust'liold ncpniring of ? All Kinds I IOC. FirSt. Thone513-J OuOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. I'm 1 1) ! A I I K I o y. o K o s4 J j 5. " 7 V