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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1923)
A; Monday, Srpj-pmhpv , 102H THE LA GRANDE EVENING OF.SEHVER PAGE SEVEN OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Congo OFFICE CAT Classified Want Ads TRACK KARK tr. J. F. O'Connoll, 1104 0 ave nue. Phon 147-J, or Putmsnul (tore. 6-8-lf HEMSTITCHING and plrot tdge by I Mrs. Bert Uucheii. 1417 Washing-1 ton avenue. 417-W. 4-lG-tl FOll 8ALE Olt TltAniS I'Olt NAI.K Hi'tlti nt-w Spnh:iiir tn-irk I'hono ili-'-M. lil.C-.1lp 'S. ' A Always at Your Service I'Oll S.W.n I'lnno. In iroo.l TOliill tinn. ciiiMip. 1211:1 Ciihir. l(i-t',-:u HEMSTITCHING and Picot Edire' proniptly done by Mrs. E. C. Tuck-1 oy, 1808 Second St 0-27-tf j I'llll KAI.K -llniwiln. ami lot with uir Obscrvor. :t-rooin lioildt' tffi'S. uit:liv in-i;-2tp Item) The dhnvr Wnnt A1 U ,1-1,1 .. ' I'llll MA1.K 4ft 1-M. -U lioalinK Blovt'fl. I'honi' lii-ft-.1l BY JUNIUS mil SAIH IS2S Mtixwcll IlKliI ilc livocy lit Al contlltlon. A bnrjTnln. TiliMli-o HMS .li't'l'.'i-Hon uwnlh'. lo-:i-4tp l.ova linn to lin Mind, ir lm could boo, Uv'tl mv-r 'do (iny liuNini-.tH. 'f ... X I I 1 Instead of t uning dT her nor to spill he i- race llu modem wo maii mien rut-, oil' her hair to jhIi her relatives. Consider the way of tho green CUCIimhc', WhlPh never does li.s t,(..st fll'titing lilt after it's down. Tim ollu r d:iy wti ran across a prayerful porno hi u contemp which wus cnlitlcd, "Lord, .lukn .Mr il .Mini." Sounds us if it mirht have been written hy a discnur ! HKVtl spinster, doesn't It? Sclcnllst Roys the fewer garments people wear the longer (hey will live, If Unit is true it will lie necessary 1o fcllOOI. HOIlie of tliOSO flappers oil Judgment Jny. There Is a growing dtsoonlont among women. Jt h, said that Iho approaching cold weather Ih pulling a stop to tho ''hack lo na lure" movement in Hollies. f When a village hoy rocs to the oily and makes good, the pride of tiie home folks Is equalled only hy their Hiiriirl.sc. l-(M: f-.I.i:--ltnrt:nfn. ('hvlr-.nil trap. tor nml plow in ft oul fit : ll;;1iilnr; J Hysiem, like iii'W. Impilre I ft I o J Atliiius. lo-:t-iut I lY)!i SAIi:- Lot on Klrst SUIieUveen Spring iiiul lenn. Must front ,fil hy U0. I'hone mifi-.l. lo-i'-r.tp l''OR FA1.K nierlrio wnshhnr nia rhine in Hpleiuli romliiion. I'hone 4T.S-J. 10-I-tf llon ihle Accideni I Thern was u tlrunimer who was so thin Ho wouldn't- go: home tilono, "ur fetal some Kxe.it hi hungry dog .il Urn 1 la::e mm for a hone, fOno day when hi! w.ia walkliiR out And pot till out of hronth. Jin fell through a hole in iho seat of liis nanf fjfj 'And fhokfd himself to dcatli. Misery loyeu company, hut not Iho kind tlitit wants to do all the talking. Kriiator Kintt- of I'tali Is thp father of twins. It's iin; to Iki h;,i'flei' now foi- liini (o hear tlic io'i:e of tlio people. In the old days, when men chewed tohacco u Kill didn't kiss a man un lesii she really loved him passionately, MOIlKOVKIt, AN AriTiK A - v . i . Tlic Oltl Tub. "I've pomo to fix that old tub In Ihp kitchen." 'Oh. inmna! There's the doclor to Kfte the cool;!" you can't in-: nonr fast AND WTMADTAST. fJrand litiw. The couple were married and trav eled to Wallmva l.ako for their honey moon. Ak ftoon as they arrived they took boat out upon i ho lake. The following ninrnhiK the bride's mot Iht not a postcard, which read. "Arrived safely. Grand row before supper." "My," she muttered, "T didn't thins they'd bpffin rmnrrHins so soon." No tran pan serve two mnslerR no why he a bigamist? An old hotfy is a man who be lieves he know.s belter than sonic old lnnid wtlf'fre worker how to raise his own children. . 1 eeon Hor-s wa j? look i or very Klum. You see, be prayed to Ihe I.ord to dHivei' him from temptation wln-n lie wont to the city, and th THEATRES i ! tliar with 'ho J Illations. humor of the l.alin Sherry's to Show "Orphans of the Storm," Today And Tomorrow. !Jane Novak in "Divorce" at Star -Today And Thursday. The most remarkable motion pic ture succi sh of tho year Is I). Y. Griffith's dramatic epl "Orphans of the Storm," an elaboration of the famous old play, "The Two Or phans." I'or nearly half a century "The Two Orphans" has been,, equally pop ular In Ktirope and America, follow ing lis loiir,' Iniiial runs In Paris and ni tho old Vnion Square Thea tre In N"w York. In a sense it Is t ho most popular of all stae love atorles. Hero in America It was identified for thirty years with the namr- -off-. .'lvittc;J.U axiom r-Yth o -.-played Louise Girard, the hlind herione. KOn RAI.K-Two lots, nicHy loeat 4'd. c(rner Hprinw and Alder. riinnc :t,-n. y-:!i-t I-'OU RATn Hods, dressers, buffets, chifroniern. sptint's. ranges, daven ports, library tallies, 22 Special rlflo, a - one-ton Truck, cheap for quick cale. IIoiiRhton's, opposite Thorn's Grocery. 9-11-tf UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS I have taken the nKency for Under wood Rebuilt Typewriters, which are late models, and as good as new at about half Ih price of new. Call and see them. K. C. Tuckev, 1808 Second St. 8-25-lni FOR KKNT KOII KKNT Three JIkIH houseke'p inir rooms. Call lUU-M. lti-6-.1l "Divorce" Is (lie name of Ihe mo tion plclurc belnff shown at the Slar Theatre, today and Tuesday and sH ioni has a topic "of such wide-spread been treated so powerfully on the screen. ter lienneit and n-leas-d by the Film I Hooking Office! with Jane Novak in the leadim; role. Miss Novak here tofore has bei-n chii fly associated with out-door purls, in dramas en acted In the open spne.i; of the Nort h and Vi st . " 1 i voree" Is society drama of exceptional pow in which the producer deals crush- blows to the, uvil of domesilo discord and shows how by applying the principals or human understand hiL' and love all need for divorce i would be obliterated. FOR RENT Unlit housekeeping rooms, unfurnished. Willi Raraire. Inquire 707 Fourth- St. l-S-4lp OR RENT--10-room modern hous $:(0.00 month. Inquire Observer 9-:'y-tf FOR ri-:nt IMano. I'hone Main 4n.l y-i2-tfi . It Pushes ' Through!, . Union Non-Detonating. WAN1KD AVRITER SCORED Mr. Griffith took this play and built around It picture wil h grandiose background, and at an expense rr er than the cost of all the curn-ni statje plays In New York Combined. Ratrons of Ihe Sherry Theatre, at which this (;niied Artisls Corporatk-n rHeas will he shown will find all of the tfri'at '-Two Orphans" siory that used to Interest their fathers and mot hers, but also a very rreat ib-al ni ore. The st o ry is no w set amid ho turbulent events of Ihe revolu tion In I'Tance t hat marked the down fall of Hu llourbon monarchy Fortunately, Mr. Griffith hud two wonderful French typos at hand tor tho embodiment of Henilelte and Louise Girard. I he t wo heroines. These are i he Misses Lillian and Poroihy Gish. One of Ihe best cas's of recer.l years enacts the famous siory. in cluding Joseph Schildkraul. th" cele brated Roumanian actor, so; net 1 rm a called the handsomest lea dim? man of Kurope,, who has tho romantic role nf Chevalier do Vaudrey. For those unfamiliar wiih the j;taKi story: llenrietle and Louis an liltle Norman wayfarers in Parts. ,ord did. I Tho former is abducted by a rich no bl. while Ihe latter falls into a den jof tlicish beggars who pnd her o:i Jijfj KJl lutl- tremenrlous interest sprijijs from the effort of the sundered orphans to be reunited and the iove of Ihe Cheva lier for Jlenrielte from whom he is separated by an almost tmpnssahlo Mlf of bir.th and class dist inctions. Jn Mr. Griffith's story these adven tures an carried rijjht into the revo lution. We sic Ilenriette and the 'hevaller as puppets of fate in t he Keijinn of Terror, from which the KiKant ic I ;inton st rives to e.l ticaic them. The climax is one nf the most t h rilling ever staged not except int; Mr. Griffith's ice jam rescue in "Way 1 town Fast" or t he ride of the Ku Klux Klan in "The Hiri h of a Na tion.' 11. sides the thrills and th" spectacular features, there are plenty o" laoflis. I'riigiittm I::le as Pi'ard and Lucille La Verne as La t-Vo-chard furnish I he comedy, which is specially Interest in j? to t hose r.,.i..i.i-n,-,l ' John Rowers is seen ns the has a motion jband and a rugged and captivating historical personality he is. In the seems In it. whtcii n! is inscnargeu irum him inn" position hy bin rat lier-m-iaw v.i im bi'hi'st of his wife who is trying cbs ivratelv to save him from I he fasl friends who are preying upon him Rowers docs quite tho mcst impres sive acting of his recent career. Other of note in the' cast arc JaiiK s Corrigan, Kdyt he 'hapmati. Marg.iret Livingston, Freeman Wood George Fisher, Philippe de Lacy and others. The siory was written by Andrew liennison. A one reel scenic film made in Oregon by Ihe Klser Studio of Port land is also on the program. I .OS A NG K I . I-:S, Cal i f. ( A P ) Taneing was "demoralizing our young people" even be To re ihe Civil War. according to nl least one critic nf American manners in I he year a copy of v. hos; volume of reittinlscenceH growing out of a visit tij- Ihe Fnited Slates has been brought to light in Los Angeles sec ondhand bookstore. t This ante-beii'ini writer, who iden tifies herself OO t he til le page US Mrs. 1 nmcan. an Kivrlish woman says: "this hugging r.nd wldrMng w li h shut eyi s bi-eiiu:;-' of diz:-.iness. and panting and fatting on each ot her's shoulders, confounds people of sedate and iranuiiil manners." Not only American dancing, but the popular American Junes of ls.' excited Mrs. Duncan's Indignation, for, "bcinif interested in their music al powers, 1 gathered collect inn of thidr poiiuhir r.lrs. and felt indig nant lit Uh- inerrable nonsense nf ; tin- words which are in nearly every ! case attached to ihem." Hibo-I Cross Js I'laccd. CHICAGO (AP The world's high est cross, einblema I ic of tho Christian faith, Sunday l was placed atop t he -pire of the new' Chicago templet of the Methodist Fpiscopal First church, its crest is f fi r, feet above Ihe street. The erosH ilHClf b: 1 feet 111 heighi. OI,ii-uon (Vitically III. PAN ANTfiXlf i, Tex. (A P) Pres ident ibri Kou. wiio has bei n ill for :-eviriil days, has suffered a collapse and grown weaker, follow iag which a rpnsi'liallon of physicians took place at the I h:-.pi'.Uepe cnsi le. A.s a re sult, of recent complications, the (ires. at is sit Id to be critically 111, c- cnrding to flly of Mexico pre.is dis patches. i;i:ai the wast ads. A Remarkable Record. Chain berla ill's Cough Remedy lins a remarkable n curd. It baa been in for cnldM, croup and wboopiUR cough for almost half a century and has constant ly i.rown in favor and popularity as its good qualities be- came belter knoun. It is the slan- trd and main reliance for these di- S'-asi s in thousands of homes. The facts that it can always be depemlfd upon and Is s.ife and peasant ' W take are greatly In Its favor w Ih-h f:un-1 it Is wnrited for children. Adv. WANTED Woman for general housi work, isos Firs: street. Phom r.ft-R. . lu-u-tr WANTED A good ateady genii manly salesman to handJe a Ward's wagon Jn Fnlon county. No cxper ietice. needed. For full particulars write promptly., to Dr. Wanl'rf Med ical Company, WinonaJ ' Minfieaota. EstabllMheil lSfti. lll-li-lt. WANTKD-server. -Clean cotton ragu ut i)v 9-liO-tf WANTED Your used Furniture, if you are buying or selling Furni ture see Houghton's. 1 Opposite Thorns Grocery. 8-7-t- FOUND LOST Rrown Hulcai. with O. A. C. sticker, near Island City. Finder return to Observer. I Imvard. 10-n-4tp M1SCKLLANKOUS HEMSTITCHING and" Picot Edge. also Corsetiere for Harcley Corset. SAGE TEA DANDY TO DARKEN HAIR Grandmother's Recipe to Bring Back Color and Lustre to Hair You can turn Rray, faded hair beau tifully dark and lustrous almont over nicjit'ii you'll get a bottle of "Wyeth's Sane and Sulphur Compound" lit any drnif store. Millions of bottles of this old famous Sane Tea Kccipc, improved by the addition of other ingredients, are sold annually, tay well-known drug picts here, because it darkens the hair so naturally ami evenly that no one can tell it has been applied. Those whose hair is turning gray or becoming faded have a surprise await ing them, because after one or two ap plications the gray hair vanishes and your locks become luxuriantly dark and beautiful. This is the age of youth. Gray haired, unattrartive foik; aren't wanted around, so get busy with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound to-night and you'll be d lighted with your dark, handsome hair and your youthful ap pprancc within a few days. I Gasolines explode in two ways. One kind explodes with an instantaneous crash detonates. It deals a sledge hammer blow upon the piston head, depending upon the single impulse for the complete stroke. Because of its tendency to explode prematurely, it limits compression. It often causes "knocking" which, you notice on the hills. ' The quick, crashing blows, repeated, increase vibra tion, increasing wear and tear. Steady, Sustained Power 'ffl The other kind of explosion the kind that Union Gasoline delivers is progressive and prolonged. For Union is non-detonating gasoline. The piston receives a strong, steady, sustained thrust throu&liout the entire stroke. It pushes through. Higher compression i3 permitted, because compression is limited by the tendency of a gasoline to detonate, as all authorities know. Thus increased power and efficiency result. Note the uLift" on Hills ' You'll find a new "lift" on hills with no "knocking." The car is being pulled up by strong, sustained impulses. There's new speed on the level, too, and more rur.li in the getaway. Increased fuel economy follows this increased all-'round efficiency. And the decreased vibration saves much wear and tear. These are features to look for when you U3e Union Non Detonating Gasoline. Union Gasoline i3 the product of progressive refining methods. The latest methods for its improvement are constantly searched for by able chemists and engineers, equipped with every accepted facility for studying refin ing processes. Ask or touring road maps of any Union Service Station, Union Oil Company of California u Union Gasoline DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Things of Importance NVm. Aft 'r M'ntem'o, Declare Hi linnx-cnce SALT LAKE AP) -Aflor pleading guilty and helm," sentenced bv .Judge Morris L. Ritchie In the Third dis trlc court Sat unlay, .lamer I 'arker. colored, told the court I hat he did Hot steal lit property he was accused of taking, but t'lc.t he could not prove otherwise, i.n he w;if commit'' d to prison. :" UTILE. E5ETTV JANE ' HAS TO TAKE HEfi &ATH JVST THE 5AM2 AC THE BIG PEOf-x-E ) GIU'L- 7 f DC - THAT '6 T,-. Iihli- te,! Man Arrc-tcd. SAX FKANC1SVO f A 1M Sidney V. Alwc.q, indicted In Houston. Teas. by a federal grand hiry on a charge of using the m;ll: to defraud In connec tion w til the f-.nl" or oil stock, wan ar retted here Sund 'V aud held in de fault of $;:.imi bail. Atwr. according 1o aiTtillnc officer-, declared hp Imd been '(lie fall riij" for tho oil enm- 1 3 IR.DUFF wishes TO SPEAK TO VOL) ON THE MAP,- 't phone, X- f T 6lL HIM I j CAN'T COME KI0HI NOW, LE.NA j t v iff' 1:L.; i mam, '"A ( YOUR DADDY HAS A KABlT OF ALWAYS CAuLinG UP AT THE wrong Time - WE CAN'T DE BOTHERED C, right now can we deity? OF COURSE NOT 4 i MR UUFF S.AV5 IT N(, VERY IMPORTANT TE I L HIM I'll CAU V HlM'l Al t K T tl L HIM I'M liH'ING f'-ETTV JANE HER F,aih? .r mm 1 . II U - 7TZ G rAu ) I BY ALLMAN 4
