La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 18, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, October JS, 1023. TWO THE LA GRAN OR EVENING OBSERVER . "sir-. Smart Hats for Fall People are always easting critical glances in your di rection and if your hat is wrong it creates the wrong impression of your whole ensemble. We have the xight hat for your needs for dress, for sport or business. , mm fife. A Good riace to Trade THEATRES "i'Star Today .And Friday "Why ; i Girls Leave Home,' ! I An Interesting Drama.' I "Why t Warner opens u t ntre 'In photoplay presentation mid dcui- I !o:ini rut m Hint u lift I lesson may of ! Double Feature Bill 'At SherrysiTo ! Show 'Alan From Glengarry And 'Sauce for the Goose . 1 he taught In a manner most cnl i fit't-i'M nf ilic ureal miidorirx hv,-! talnlnir urwl without undue mrrn ;.i r-nl treat In store for them in Krn- j m"w Mh nilnientnlUy. lent Hhipman's super-production, "Th ! Harry llapf, who produced ihe t.Mnti from tllenmrry," tin adaptation plct nn- and William N'itfh. who di Inf Kalph Connor's ruinous story of rerted the actual photoKruphin ' -if IlK' Hmberlutids. (the scenes have lift lml little of ;hc There are probably few people In j famous old American melodrama jihe 1 nltid Stall who h iven't thrilh d 'mm which the picture derived its :il I'.ulph Connor's 'Thft Man from I'MIr, Hut In this instance ihe '-hanKe icienwarry." Thero U certain fusclnn i all tor the host as ihe present lion about lite in the lumber eantp' tphotonlay vi rslon In enlirely i'ree from the melodrama lie arllllclallt y that necessarily wan found In ihe older slutfe version. Another thing ilmi will partlc ularly plcnsr .he regular photoplay "runs" is the fact i hat the pict un introduces a new Herein "din'-ov- in .Ml km Muurlnc I'ow-im. What s her work t he more renin r li able in Ihe furl that It stand out in hiicIi NirnnK company as Anna j. NHIson. Julia Hunyne Cordon, (leo. Mrs. Owen .Moore ( Kuther rry), Claude King. Corinne imiHt thoroughly 'i.i,.nln I In wilver wheel ifln ' l.envo Home." thi' Itro'lieirt production which mentH Iho Hv I'-diiy. vn tragi nieni ut the Star jin Home Mm todav. strike a new not' lVO t-irlM M cng.m'-er mi Mr- 4 - " ' " hM fas Mr. I'nm II intimaleil- tjiat Ihe pro. h or";- I ieet will e an all-orest wrviro pvn,. wenet- iliat injdttnn dmi'ttiu come, unuer uie jtir. :doea not let the Interes: flair lor a in . r ' Ul' .'minute. "Why (lirli. Leave 1 1 on.e". : h (Thyrsi n,::-!. -1 i of ; . h hjfiw.-.y U ;ibovt all. one f the cleiinc-i! nnd j k 1 . -". ' - HUifxfyinK .home. The palhH ot' the IcroHH and it Im a Junction :a far reachinjr etfeei which .ed out In a iH'ouenct oi h:i entcriaii: oirereil . Kofi. I in Owl !SI7.-.tMm. and Hh attendant danwen and hard Hhips, and Ihere Im no moru ptclures iiiu 1 i ii re than u brawny luniher ja k cniruf'vd it) the precarious oeeu pailon of felliiiK trettf, rldinw lob mimI Id.owliiK up jam. It 1l :h vocation that niiiVih for nirenfi-lli und hardi hood. The a vera ire t heut rej-oen; who fry" are cooped up In towiu und clljcn and Jiaal. who k to their dully lahor In the of fice und hIoicn will-enjoy the taut; nf the itorih woods end Hih realistic eloae-up of life 111 the ureal virgin 1 l.eHHi loresi oi ('u-ida which t hit picture m. KI'GllN'K The "Hn iiom Ci'antH I awH, Or., nia stall' line, will he cut unnecewary delay lV OOil to the ompl'-J1 ordillk' ItnN.lln Ho-i'l Is hr-unii. I a. I. KM. r. Herrieli ,inn- Iher company has notified the pnhlrr 's'-rvic- commission thai tt has start. I cons) ruct ion nf ruilro:u . f mm 'y.fniiu to Seneca, vIm Hurna. The I'alifo'- niilrmid. upon com plet Kion ' win M, d 'ith-j;;( ,Mii-- in length. hlj,'h to ilii if ' announcement of '. II. I 'nice 1 1. trlcl engineer of the forest service the Tnit'-d Slates. Tim kov i mio :il enfftni er aaid thai hids for conti iie tion of a section north of the 'alhor nia line will he opened Nvi nil r l. A short Hertlon toutli of. the line wl!l i'.Iho tie contracted at Him miiiic lino-. er and Ihe other familiar jiiem of what is practically an all (hi in. j Uai l . The popiilurily of . Itaiph ( 'ojinor'ti j ),th famou.'i hook has heen due to hji; rcMl-jH!ilr IMic porlrayal ol tills faKclnal Im; , Ah 1o (m, Ml(ry ( -H phani ol r-.iia'i in life. And no eflort :UI1( nowerflil. j, tU.uiB with ;vV(, or exp-iihe h. heen spared In Iheirls. who typify ami represent )! Iiroiluetlon of Ihe photo-drama to re- Mnutfhicrs who have grown .o wi l:iin ih.s wim aim.isphere. In order nmnhoo.r 'fhe nnrnli-nesH , .,-. row minded actions if one oarenl IBiBttMESWm Whitman Team Is Announced Milton Said Strong; Blues Job Is Tough have u reHl football team tills yeur j tjmljrliiK from their defeat of llolse, t Idaho hlKh school !i to o. Holse heal i(;iKer 7U to a. (lie weeh hefore audi Ha! nrday a rternoou I taker IiIkIi Sf'liool wilt lie IiohIh to tin- lirlKators at linker. 'ouch I tad KIiik in l e- or(ed to he not dlshearteiuitf , losim," to I-mlerprlsc und is plfiiintnw on glvlntr Ontario it n-a'l tiatlle. Th jniiui will he wutched with Inleres! WHITMAN COI.I.KOK Walla Wal la, W.iu-h., (Hiieclal.) That the I'nl versity of Oregon Is due for several Mirprl.ses at lVndlctou I'Yiduy' Is the opinion of those in touch with ulTalrs to iiecuinidisli I his. it w-ik necessary to M-euiv thtf use of mi enormotu: lumhri canii where the operation:) of cut I i MM trees. dr-KKinK them to the 'river ;iiri finally llo.illiii: thr-m down ltd the mil's could he filmed. In (he o; e-in which wat; called for j Im .the picture, It wot necessary to ( 'di-laj Die I'd m In i? of the plrturu until j jau enoruinus .hut of the proportions i required COJlhl In- SCCU I'Cd, wit h ,t twill-j if-andJi of loss piled In the river. !, The selection of the cast was also jr. pro'ilcin. of im mean, dimensions. Tt- ! jachieve tin proper effect and sccurn Jo cunt that, could ro thnmh with the ' jt.irenuoii:; ami difficult roles ttKstfftiel lo ihem. II war, necessar)' to procure j triM not only ol K''eat drumutic ahll i ity. hut thorn1 who could adapt tliem-j i'lve readily to the perilous task of rldinu: los In u lurhulcnl ( 'unadian 1 river. , j lu the great fijihl scene In which1 Ihe r-cliom, from the rival campi clash lu (ho middle oi the river, every! in rtt v:i; reiiuired not only to go Hi rough with a realistic rough -a ml- J tttmhle hutllu. hut hud to Imlanca himself as well on the whirling and 1 uucerl"ln footing of a platform of ( loatliu; hgN. liireelm Alelt ic, howevi'r, wan tor lutiate in securing the services of real tumherjack.s rt'nd experts In loj: rldln;; end M:f -rious stunt:: incident, lo the business ot timber cut ling and log ging. Tlu I'IiimI result hi i plclurn which for realism and accuracy to dc t lils ha' sel'lom heel e'ptaUed. drive one girl forth into the world. The over-indulgence and careless lieglecl of anoi her parent is ihe -ause t,X the second girls h-aving To know how good a cigarette really can be macs una mil si trv a " WVIT'STOASTED" UIM.IMI (.I'.NI INr. Monogram .M()TH OILS . Yen; Knr.w th::t Knni oil 8 clli i' l" r I ll :t 11 . 1: ! 'J'lllllk ot I Ills .h. n you Iniy "il nfc'iiin Hln'il.i'r liy "' 'ii'iH'i r Imrmi. If your ili-nli-r rnnnol foipply. y.iu Willi MoNnCU.AM, w,. c:in, - itii'. Vf: voi i: v.x C. W. Bunting & Son 0 Whole-ale mill nclnil .M!onogrnm lea!eis Mo Cnatli llorlcske'K U'liiiimni I'otl.-ili " icanin. La Grande Temn to Meet1,,,;, T'Z Milton-Freewater Friday; t -shmu i.y Saturday's ya.m he- Ornfrnn Plnvs Whitman nt Uvor? W:lUnWil 1,11,1 , nlon ul ' vitgun i myb vv unman ai waiiowu iut jos. ph m u! n.si Pendleton Same Day. ami jusi how strong th.y are In not likely lo reinuln u uijstery ' (H.t KciHip) afier (hey meet the Tiiloii lads. Ite- Mlilon-Kreewuler's high school porlH place the Wallowa hai'kH about team, according to reports., would he on par with l uioti hut Wallowa a worthy opponent for u flinch ' fupiosed to have tin last llip or stronger leam thnli the lliue and 'he Iwo. White aggregallon. News from .lie 1 " McLaUKhlln hunch ludieule that .lo lrf ehven, nearly the same as hist w mil weigh l,u ( Irunde tunl a shifty. ni:gt-esslve atiack which is 'couphd v. till u light d fern. ! l a lrande 'ueviieeled to rely upon t.lrnl'.lil loolhalt I . l.-it ihe l';nil im ii. Co;eti Atac't'av 'sh U: n la-etl I lrooiiiln,r his iin :i (lij's w e', nn ihe I rudimeiit;ir' ml: ys and i'p ia his i t-;;ni tn. b pi iur s nip- inr to mo'rrov'k Kfiine. . .. 4 . " ' , y.hiv Cuill' St. ' wlil he 'ph.yrd o tin hlyli .n-'hool Ihhl direeily in the rearj nf the high School building, alarl iinf at l':ifi o' clock sharp. Pi Oregon Ready For Whitman Tliu .MlKHionurlfH, tlioiiKh Ihoy iiv oruk only liio iouiiiIm In wi-iKllt, look U'iMI vt fi-lit hlroiiKcl' lliuii at tho Ih iKltinltiK ol' the ufufton. Tin- iouh Kiuiifn uKulnra l inh noil WiiMlilofiton i.liuiht the HTCrii pliiyprs ninny n. ' ll'NhOII. f Whltnuin n1M.ii.n llir cIuhIi at IVinlli'loii . - rlil:i- lih ' tin' mimv j I Itt.-itf. thut morli .l nt Si'Uttlo. null's.-! Uilit-y-K wt-ak Ii-ki rorro him to n--inuln on i ho KiUclliirK, In which cam i Ith'akni'y will . t tho l ull. Whitman iiniuii win I.. : Hum i, ri ,.,i: l-onliy (I.MI). ,-rt la.klr; llatton tliio), l.rt Kiitinl; Walthir (liil), iMMHrr; lliili'hi'ord U2I, rlirlit irininl; Aitor (171!), TlBhl t:ukli-; (iorkrnin (t:'D. iiilurlerhaik; l:arllioloiniv (lOfi), Ull hiill'huck: l.aeki-y (15S), Uft hallhu.k; ami Hall (ITii), mil-hark. I While Inb-n si Is running high in I lu hiith school gume In re l-'riday, tpille u bit nf cxciti-nunl is manlfts! In sporting circles regarding the On -Vtnn-Vlili man culhg gaim to In ptayei lu the Itoiiud pai k iii I'emiK'ion im- K.ime . ain rnonii.,.ir praetl iM" nn runs are in mg oinrt-u I'-ll t-iasl Ongouians wliu ar p nlug on aih nding the cont at I 'end bl on Is ex pi -el In;; a crow d lip tuoximlty of I a. nun p, tkoi'm. viiiiman is cr.-.m.-o wiu as.i-, defensive work Is a revvlnilnn. Ills llifclmi writers wilh having a much nhislral e.Mi.lMiun Is imnr..vin.f PNIVKUHITY OK OltKClOX, -Ku- K' lie. (Special ).-; The varsity UK((T-. uatlon. inefllng linrleskii Ht(Uud In i he Oregon -Whli man gam In Ten hteiti'n Saturday, will isle tlm ICusl- rn Oregon football fans a holler 'ehiblilon than last year. 6aih I "Shy" 1 1 nut In ul on, vurshy nxnlor, says Mint much himself, j This year the t iregon mpiiid w Ml I arrive in Itoiiud I p pari; In much 1 1 " M t r condition than last si-aiatll. , N'one nf Ihe men Is on the shelf1 tin account of Injuries and t he wuiu Is 'at bast a month kIu-uiI of (he ngu- Schedule. ire gnu's offensive work Is goo). iThe lisirks have pl uly of drive, .nv riiea-ant Hunt lug (,oo:l. O ASTON. Or. A large ikuiIh hunters wont out .: y. sterday phejumnta, her' nnd nil retiorl snooting. Orton tirieb. i.-r of (laston W. H, WIkkIiih it iNii-tland, l-Vcd Klu-Mht' cuMI ol Newberg. Dorr K. Keasey .Mr. Hohlmun und home oitu r friends from Portland, Uurv Cornelius of thision. ail k1 thf-rhirtt;- Most of the hir.h re secured on Wapaio lake tract of Sim acres, which Is still ilrv am en d w It H grjMi sluhhlefl..ds. Seen ii-' l-'eattue nn (till if you were a pretty r.nd neglerled young wife what wouhl you do li u uiiildle-ugiH' and designing widow look atantagt of jour hushulid':; n. lerest in his work lo try to win him l mm you ? This II the problem that forms Ihe basin for a delightful com edy in "Sauce for the (loose," in which Constance Talmailge will be ut tho Sherry Theatre Today and Tomorrow. Constance Tnlmudgc Is a comedien ne who knows the value ol a sura light touch in spontaneous fun-making, and she more thuil fulfill; the hopes rod expectation of her many admirers by her delightful Inlerpreta t ion of Kitty Countable In t hi, play. Tin story Is from (he. successful play by (ieraMjne llonner :ind llutch e.sou Itoyd, udaited by Julia Craw ford I vers. Ill hfly U relates how John Constable, a young writer, 1:; working hard on his hook, "Woman' Struggles." .Mrs. Allowuy. a widow t.ikes an Interest In his work and Kitty, the young wife, renin rltt: I hat t h widow Is struggling to land .lohn. When .M rs. Allowuy goei; loo far In her designs, Kilty concocts a clever retaliatory plan of her own. aft"rcnvers the widow wllh confusion ami godd vi ins her husband hack In a hurr, . he theme of Ihe neglected wife and it "other woman' Is old. hut the handling of It In this picture I:, new. A man who hup divorced and re man ied I he same woman knows what she means when she signs his letters You rtt respi cllvety." 'ieve hind thinner. past, ami show up well In (he ofleuse. in (Terges. n. I'eUitl' lon Ulan at half. Is be a si ii h 1 1 1 on am) his proving I Mron. r l urn than early season re ports Indicated. I .asl w eek Whit man held Ihe Hufl.hH to a C lo o s.-on and made alaml the same amount of yardage as did Hie I'nlversily of Wuslilnglon nu n. t 'oaeh Hoi b ke is rontldeiit Hint his eli-v, n has a .chance to heal Hie W bl out ers. Iregoil is eXnelllig (o ll.ii- l..ilha.n. Chapuian, Ti rjtaon. Sax. Kn urli and l'milM II In the baeUHeld and It d. Von d- r Abe. Mills. Williams Ul, Wit- ; Th nn. n.iiiey. i;iM..e. :in. M.tui;; in ( p, , i. present cambinaliou or Hie Hue wli Wilson, Sinclair and i ptix .-rs and no changes In the Itneun w i -re made w hen the (earn reported he is showing more speed dally. Kirl h y. another I'endlet on man on Hie first team miuad. w IM likely he im the game Saturday. The deieiise lias i eet ive,J no leal H St ill either Hie Willamette or the I'aellic g;uue ami its st i engt h remains an unl.now n i plan 111 y. I .at ham, varsity I ul 1 back.' who did not compete auullis! I'a, cine university will be buck in his I Iespion a,;ulii by Suturdu . The coaelos are evidently I. ill. III. il lor liter posi. Shh lds as eamlldat tlnn. ! im- Will t ion n tins lint a ii noil m i d Ho Tl llne-llp yet. rive n a( s While l Ircgmi Is piayini; Whit man j ut Pendleton, Idaho will iin- I Wash- I Ingtou Slate ul I'u 1 1 man Washing ton. The Vandals, like Whitman, be fleve uiai I lley na e a rno.l cli:.lli'e ( to win. t iVnver t'nlversity Is playing Mon tana Stule nt lloaeman. Montana to il ay. prueitre last evening. e Oregon aggi-eguHmi will ur lu I 'end let on, Thursday morula?: iu:ai thi: aya.-vt ads. Aiturdny will find ! ndh ton ptay- , In Keunewlck. WashinKion at 1'en- dltnn. Ontario ul iiaker. W 'allow a , st Tnion, AHienu ut Weston. Ih r- nil) ton Ut Stanfleld aud prohahly Jom ph und Knlerprlse will meet m Jovph. The latter Kimi4 1" n,( r, r tuln. Ontralo. Oriton llKh m-hool mum t'MON-LA r.RANDK AIITO STAfJE scurnri.i: l..nr l.a (a-anilo ul :" A. M. 1 roil p. M. &:l& T. M. leaves l.ii (;ranil( on Stmiliiy!, nt 6:00 V. M, r. i. Di'liAP l-rop. iWiiigTyiTTPmrgif FOOT BALL Friday, 2:15 O'clock . Milton-Freewater La Grande ililton-Frmvater is lTportod to have a very stroiif!; team. La Grande I teat Union 16 to 0. Indications jioint toward (his paine I wing one of the snappiest and hest high school games of the season. AT Hlfill SCHOOL FIELD ADMISSION: Adults ."0c; (Jradc ScIkmiI 2",c YES- We Have A This Store That Has Hundreds e At Pleased . IK VOI! WANT TO SAVE OX YOl'R WINTHU SUPPLY OF CLOTHINC HF.RK'S YOl'R ONE OPPORTUNITY This is a treat Try Us Wool Sox 30c Cotton Sox 15c Work Sox 20c Work Pants $3.60 Work Shirts 89c Flannel Shirts $2.00 Wool Shirts ?3.00 Stag Shirts : $4.50 Stag Shirts 6.75 Cordurov Pants $1.00 Dress Pants $3.60 Heavy Wool Pants : $6.,S0 Silk Ties soc Heavy Sweaters $7.50 Brush Sweaters $6.00 Light Weight Unions 95c Heavy Cotton Unions $1.40 Leather Vests S9 00 $3.00 Caps ""'$140 $2.50 Caps : $9.00 Wool csts $g.00 Florsheim Shoes a at' ...i. c i TU,W Work Shoes Fall Ha.ts $3.20 ...$3.95 Scranton and Short, Inc.