La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 07, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO THE LA GRANDE EVENTNG OBSERVER Wednesday, November 7, Ifl23. hi I an. I Thrills! Will accompany one of these new Silk Blouses when it arrives in someone's home. We have them in the lovliest combinations of chocolate brown velvets and beige, geor gette. Some with a touch of gold embroidery to lend distinction. " ' $1.50 to $13.50 A Good Place to Trade THEATERS Sherrys Today Only Double Feature Bill "Code of the Yukon" and "The Lion's Mouse" I Ono of the most fiiHrlnallnB klinlfl i of f ilm Hinti- H iion the wntn today in Hip myntery melodrama. 'J'lif aver- ii iff rnnilnn pirturo puMIc, In faer J funny of the. Invent of (lie lr:irn:t. enn , not bwp hul U-p elated und lulinlt I Jny tipoi Kf'WnK a nory that huvot-h of tnynlery uml tlx oM-liiiir' populur j niHoilrninul c flavor. ft Ih mtoh a Htory v.h Hi In lliat will ht Hhown on the Hm-en of iho Sherry j Thfuiv lotluy, enlit led "Tho l.ton'fl Moiih ." Hlurriiiff Wynilhum Klmxtinr? iiNtl Marguerite Murtth and di meted by Oseur Apfel. Acrnnllnjc lo I h ; consAiiKifH of opinion Hio luwr.t of jfnjtatle. melodrama will lie accorded a 1 decided treul with IMh prodtielinn. ! In t ho Htory the heroine, Heverly (While, In order lo nave her brother, . becomm the tool ol a hand of bluck I rnnllnrw. Hho maintain.! atrlel w-cn'cy j vv hjrh noon ruiitfcj her h iwhund I o dntiM lirr, Hut u Ifltlp Klrl, friend of Heverly'H enters the Hcene and, lining thn tuetlcs made popular by Sherlock JlnliTK H, helps rir voi ly out of her pro- j dlcnnieni by rupturing the crlminalH jand provlnif to tho doubting h unhand J tihut hlH wife n Just w hat she ought! i to no. j It Ih understood thai many unusual Mil ual tons occur wit li breezy act Ion I front f I i8l to the last. Tho mystery run throughout and tho audience Ih never allowed lo kuomi tho otilconio J.unlll the final scene. ; "Tho Mon's .Mouse" whs made by ! tho llollandla l'llru Corporation und 1 wan directed by Oscar Apfel. ono of !tho heal known din-dors of film huc ! ci-Hdi'H in tho motion picture business. iWyndham Hltindlng, M urrpucrll f Mti nth,-. Hi-.v HavlH and Mary Odette comprise tho cast. j' Tho scenes and set Hups arc laid in j popular anil well known localities In ' Kuropc and America and motion pic ture audiences uro promised u verl j table historical treat. 'The l.lon'8 Mouse," it Is flahl, will supply the au-;ilnr--H of the .Sherry Theulro with 'an hour of rxceptionat onlcrtuin- inent. ',tho death of her father, nut Jean's I wifff does not remain happy with ! him for lon i A Ran of mining crooks Infest tho I village. 'I'liey try to sleal Joan's mine, land llioy persimdo Jean's wile to run away with' one of tho members of I heir Kuntf. CroKnn, ii promoter of j vice in all Us forms, is loader of the Kantf- Joan Intrir finds out that 'ro 'Kan Is (he man who wronged his tt'm j ttr, Cretan and J-nn finally mrot to j fiKht for tho wrongdoing of th dead ; girl. Joan is about to kill froxan when n Higher Tower takes things into I lis own hands und 'rean is killed by lightning. Jean's wife re turns to hirn. lie forgives her and they ar once ugaln made hapy. Unn'l ho afraid to speculate. Those who bought (Icrman marks now have money in burn. Remarkable Undersea Movie Coming to the Star Thursday, "Wonders of the Sea" J. K. Wllllnni.-nn'K rr-mai-kMl'ln un ilor'Pa pii'liirn, which folUK ilirfil from :t thri-e-Kvi-k i-oiiBoruiivo run a' the Itlallo un.l Hlvoli Tlnilim. Vork t.'lty, will ho prj.ontrd for Ihn first irmr In I .a Cramln a! Ihi- Slar Thc.-.l ; on Tharwlay nh(t IVhlaj. iim Ihe rraliiro allrailinn al IhaC houw. IHslrihiilcri hy I'ilm llonkim; orri- ci'K, "WoiiiHtb or IIM' M l a nan IliK of niai'vrloiisl' honnlll'iil undi-t-M.a fi-rion with hlKhly drain illr rrtlf-nd'-M, Mich iih ll nal.lli' Willi ft noaui iiiim.i antl a vIoIoiih rmrracml:i. anrl thf rap- nirn or hrk on u hook hfrom Ih" v.-M ol" Ih.- ramt-ra. I'tothahll.' sunken Lhlpa in- ih.- wi-n.-n of nndcrwa fJ Iptoralh.n. anil a .l. liBliriiil slory of mi mr-amwiuplur. u maay lioy nil Lrtl-'l un.l a hialillriil Birl l.lnim It iio'-i-tlir-r into an iiniwnal noyclly. Tim l-ii"c AK-xiimliT (irahnni Hell, Ihn In ' .1... l.-lrnJinno. nnpcnrn In Ih,. phliii'.', imiKli'K "'l' "lon "", holloir or the on. unrt tho now choinl ,al .ihlnt .l.vko hy which It Ik po-sihh- t" K" aliiiui nnoncuinhi rcil wlih Vouch ami nlrlinc.H is also Inlcrcsilnply lircw nK.I In ihc new Willi im Hon pro .liution. . ' , Ai-iii.v MVS) Mrs. Jane Hclicp- !,.., witliains, 75 years ohl, hl.s luarrlcrt her sev.nih liiishaml ni i ori-m..ii.M. Ilcr s. vciilh spiiu.-i Is il.l; 'I'helr ro. ,.,, v. -.1 from " nieelinK In , Mre.-l car. She in promt of tho nillil- l.rr of her vcnlnres linn mairinii.o .,,! wars all s. v.n ol her wcmiin,: li jfMp In ii r' 1 1"" The Big Stock Reducing SHOE C A I F IftiroittiiiiiSiBivvifei PLANT TO ; 1 LWi CAVJ feil lt:. Hay imA j Oregon Making ' ; Ready kforthe $ h Stanford Game MANY TO WITiN'ESS IDAHO-O. A. C. GAME BE BUILDED j . I'MVKHSrTV !' f.iHKCflN. l-In-J trhd (Kpeelal) (iregon may be down ! 1(1 I'.iOirio ( 'oaMl run rerelieo foot bait, j trlit pUci l not oat. "Hhy" lluntluglon. ! varsity mentor, Htlll malntalus that i i bus otie of ttio best ioKeKations In ifm rourorenec and deolareh that ho I .'III show Andy Kerr's t'ardlnals i ooil stiff haltlo In tho HlJint'nrd-( H ' JfPM eani(. to be staged on Miillniiinali Htld In J'ortland tu-M Hatiti itny. 'Thi week the varslly will ilvvote I.iTvo days to itreinioiin pnclloe behind f Hiined tales. Coach H lint 'iirIoh even J rniiH.Ml to hint at the mi lure of IIiIm 1 MfVrtl praetlei-. but Implied that It wvuld make the varsity plaerK wish fsr tfifi !ihiwi r.1 lony bel'ote the whi.sl- U blew 't lie himwn, liftw- vtlO i'u ItetM ill titvKlr( will hold the, pu.vtilun nf end Ul th contlnw mix with the Cardin- fcts. "i'ogH v'ampboll, lute to return j lOr practice, l hack in the line and f Will phi al guard in Saturday's game '. Itfuulr., tutl, whono pluyiiiK In (In; bin i flO Lit UK) hriMlirht inueli erlHelHiu Uowu upon tho lanky yonlh. proved Miuiwir a real end in the Washing- I ' tou Htutf game, aet'ordlng to Coach j Ountlnytou. j Ford Motor Company .Will brect Modern Hunt on the Missisaiippi ivei KTItlOT, Mlrb. (Hpeelul) All ni ijoi di-olslont; ('uvoMah; the ronHtruc liou uf IIih Kurd Motor Compauy'S plant to bo erect twi hIool iM .mIknIm. and they Hhnuld remember, ,Mpp river between MlnnmpollH and Approximately 40 l.n (Iranda neo loriiball game a I. ' lloiHe, Tdaho N'o vemher H. arconllng to Hio hilesL ro poriM from C. Heynolils, who has Keen red liekeiM for t)n looul peo)le. Tho ureal er share ol tho local fans will drive to Itolno if weather Is per mlKMhlc befom startiuM. that Ihe game will h t.Si. I 'mil havo been and details called in llotso at 2 I'. ,M. (Mountain ljnL announred Iter vIva Ibe rirrtl In time) which corresponds with 1 I j format ion rrftLidltig Ihn inugnltudt of M. hero (I'ueillc Coanl lime). Whieh ih,t n,.w por,i project, merely inonUM .that they who plan on llwlro-Hurtrte plant, stam t'lant driving to Hol.se better start at leat un,i iunururturlng atid (uwembl) an hour curlier than llicy orininahy ; piuut ooastltute tho Ikfeii Important '''"'""''' buildings with Interest renterlug . Jchiofly about the h dro-f-i eft trio, rle- Url'H'lAL Al I KALS TO iv,,"l'inent nine It rrprsents th INSULATOR HUNTERS:.r:'i'';hi kind M,"ni"va m"""'l"h- The tium wherp the power will ' Mvililliiiitnn li t 't Jevrf. that Iteid. wli I.MWISTOX. Idalio, (Al) Appeal ing; to sportsmen to confine their of lortM to KhootlnK more Katne birds and anitnalK and "fewer Insula lorn" on. I telephone mid power poles, A. H. (Johnson, manager o," Urn Pacific! Tel tephoiie and Teh-graph company, de- elared that If this were done, patrons ol tin company would have lews com plaint to ninke about Interruption of seilcn und losa of eon met Ions. bi tho same subji el Home rases where a doctor eontd not be reached a a critical time and in other Instan ce whero houses have been destroy ed by fire, dimply because the small porcelain fitures had been shuttered, wen- cited by Mr. Johnson. It Is iislollishlliu' how lotinv In. V.TrrJeNen, half, kepi out of the mime rmlators to which Ihe wires are fast -ltb tho Cou;;ars liecausr of in ui !., , Imppcn lo be In the palh of mls wllt l.robably be In the ;uue wit Ii I dir. ehd bullets- he Mild, tin lines Hianford, according to the coaches, j len.lim, outside ol town much dlffU Hlslei. nullo varsity en.l. i.Ino out of culty i" experienced durln tho hunt thi Pullman mien beentisc of on In-llni; seuson. In case of bluh powef ret ltuii mi his face, will be eliftibk- for et. , u imnsnilsMlon wires if nil In thf riming Kiitue. .h Wiek It was sulatnr Is broken when imlA l v, i Understood that lilstey would be out of Ihe game for the n-.st of (he se i.in. but Coui-h HuutluKlou stiittd that his , tnleoMon has been checked ami thai Iim Is rapidly recovering. i tJ. OF 0. STUDENTS TAKING UP (I0LF l:iOKNi:. Ore. (AP) Piirlng the Jut eur fit tu-bnli tit the niv. r Blly Of rKon liae leurayd to phtv iolf under the Inatrueitou .u M.-nl Khav-r of the depart no nt of ph M vui rduiuitlon. m ilil. number f-a are iun and 18 women. An Itldoor Roir school Ik m-ihitaimd ui the men's g in nasi am w here Im -r'anf-rs urn furnished tni ran Ion und rlubs free of charge. At preheat Un lUudentu nre enroll. .1 in ih.- e.,(ir irhool. and tho Instructor expect many moro to sign up during Ihe win ter und Spring terms when major Lhltlr are eouoluded. i A new golf ronr.su I being hitd out on thn university c i in pus ml joining lla-ard allil.ttr n., which when CompltU4l wilt be suit able for all- vaaon pluylng. utvordlng to fih;ier. Ihe pole net In likely to burn down the he Mated. M-Ycnr Youth, With .22 Rifle. Puts Five Men to Shame on Hunt.C:! Mitchell LewlH will bo seen In "Code of the Yukon," at (ho Sherry Theatre today only. Mr. Lewis bus the role of Jran Dubois, a l-'reneh Canadian prospector who for u num ber of years has been living In the lonely Northwoods, seeking gold. His main object In lite is to discover the j mail who wronged his sister and lo make him pay. Huddenly tho peace or ihe Northwoods Is broken by a gang of gold seekers who have heard of (he find that Jean has made, through ,'aro" Telford, a renegade I gambler, whom Jean befriended when j he found him hurt In the woods and itm -.) nt nlil ! Jeun Is forced out of his quiet exls lenoe and is unwIUIngiy dragged Into Ihe Hie of Ihe mining rump. Ilo mop's the daughter of a poor pros pector, whom he late marries upon LOT 1 Men's dark brown and calfskin, English last, welt soles Shoes--Bos-tonian make shoes that sold iipt to$7.50. Sale Price $31 2. Pairs for $6.00 LOT 2 Boys and little gent's good heavy school shoes all sizes, 13 to 6. Sale Price ....$2.95 2 Pairs for $5.00 LOT 3 Boys' fine dress shoes dark brown calfskin, full double sole with rubber heels. Regular values to !jv6.50. Sale Price . ....l.....$1.95 2 Pair for $8.00 fl ) The iL 7 206 Depot Street EXTRA! Specials for Wednesday Wednesday we will give a paii- of Men's $1 Silk Hose to every 10th customer. For boys and girls as long as our supply lasts we will give absolutely Free to every customer buying children's shoes, one pair of our adjust able stilts. LOT 4 Growing girls' patent leather sandals, welt soles, rubber heels. Reg ular $6.50 value. Sale Price $4.95 Two Pair for $8.00 LOT 5 Warm lined comfort shoe for women. Broad toes and rubber heels; all sizes, 3 to 8. Regu lar $4.00 value. Sale Price $2.95 Two Pairs for $5.00 LOT 6 Extra Special Ladies' and young girls' black and brown kid and calfskin ox fords, good heavy welt soles and rubber heels; all sizes 21- to 8. Sale Price '. $3.95 Two Pair for $6.00 ootery SPiiKAXK. Wnsli, ( Al') Armed JonU with a caliber Hrie. Jack Wel lborn. 13, mu oi Colonel I, C. Wi Ihuru. eiiniiuandhig oft'eer of Kort Wright was tie ,,nly eue nf parly ot M. jio bai: ii de. r during a recent hunttng irlp near ch welch, j n her members of tho parly, all a. hilts, ultliough carrying Mh power ! ed rlt I efi ami liuvhig se eral .hot-". tailed lo return with an .Uarry. ' 1H Molnen HoKlstrr: Just whm we jt tbfl lawn mower adjust d to Vhero It does nlre work then we have 'to utart ull over learning how to run Lb furnace.. Tn troubb fH-enm to Im I but courts alt out? at Inlnrvala, while people ralso the devu tiH tho thn llRVPlopril In IH feet lontf unci wan romnlclert liy the (rnvernmenl In I KIT When tho Kor.l rnKluerrl xtarleil work It Wan tllseovereil Unit iiio.il llrallon of tho powef hoino Kiil.strne lure hullt by tho iroveMnnrnl van neo- ewnry in orner to tuku uilvuiilaR.- or linproraementM flhec mu.ln In wulrr wheel dealKn. Mor Umii k',000 eii blc feet of concrelo work wim lorn out and tho rhanKen rn no' lifarly enni pleted. They will permit Insiallutlon of inoilern turbines uuj befl.le imiiroi Inx rlow ronilliloha will effect Iho hlirhest ei'ilel ncy. Tin' power house will bn ICO feet lone by H fi ot Wd uui 4 leet ubove Hie foun.liillun. l-'our wuler wbeeln of 4. Mm liorxe -power will Imi liiHlulletl, which In eoniunellon wllh lour verti cil I k. ni ralnrn, will under normal ron .lltloiiK prniiuce approximately IS. OHO lior.i power. Within n nhorl dlManro of Die by. .Iro-el.H'trlc Vbint. un.l on Ihe rlx'er bank. It uIko Ik plununl u .reel u "team power houxe lo i.uppleinent the water" power In r;ie of emergency. The luiuiense nianiil'aetorlnir anil mwcnihly plant will l. erected on no IniponliiK xiti. Dll i he i,f I,,,, anoo me water level. It win front on Hie .MlMriHKippI lllv.r lloulcvni-.l a Il.l ith ntoiu. on ilirei. ned a4 to prexenl n iiio.h. aiiractlve anneiirunee. The I.H I.I tiiK will ,c one. story hlch.lo ' 7 -11 'eel Ionic and (an f,.,.t wi.l.-, un.) ;0 will have uior than l.oon.nun .iuaie 2 I eel or I'J acres of Hour mtuce in Hallrond Harks, will, of ioon.0. eu.iO l':r the hilll.liiiK. but a truni.oruilloo 1 2 feature will bo two tiiuneln I, u.ti.n.-' o ' i rn.uiii . f,ctor) from u river n .u ni'. norj wuicu win carry ireluhi dlrccd) ima the l.ulldlOK. Tbl! ntitlcipaico a new era of river Irmis. porlatlou on the MLextHtslppl. special altinllou will bu ;iin la ii.1n,'u.Iiic und m neril luiprov , ment ol the Krounil.v In III.. eoumun ' I IT. Had no 1 1ml all Will blend hur. inonloiijily with ihe Mirrounillnir park. May d' elopin(.lM. mux. .n:.ii: m ri i iu u.i.n I Good Advice for Women Portland, OrCR. "All my life I have known oi Dr. Pierce's medi- Phone Main 118 etnes. My mother was a physictaii and she thought so well ot Ur. Ficrce's medicines that she quite frequently recommended thorn to Iter patients, especially the 'Favorite Prescription for women, for about two years aher the birth of my fourth child 1 stttTered with feminine trouble of a very serious nature. 1 hud alt the aches and pains a woman could have. I was nervous and weak just able to be around. 1 was in distress all the time, when I began taking Dr. Tierce's Favorite I're-icription, but was completely relieved of all my ailments and restored to perfect health. "When mv daughter was growing; into womanhood she was backward and had such poor health that she was compelled to quit school. I gave her the 'Favorite Prescription and it completely restored her to health and she came into woman hood in a very natural way." Mrs. Jennie Butterlicld, 82 Mich. Ave. Write Dr. Pierce, Pres. Invalids' Hotel in HttfTalo. N. Y., for free medical advice or send 10c for trial IkK. tablets. G3 0030000000000000000000000 NniwaVv Iniu'M l.iithihimN- nw W ;U'tn .ship of Onimcr I'lllilMI'IANA, (Al'l The larire.M IlKlilbnuso hitherto eneled alnnK Ihe 'acre -MMw.-min coa.H Wan un-d for the tlri lloir I vtoto r t. The ll;;ht house, w hich H of rnn. eiele un.l l l.'.ii iK),, ,a be,n built no SI. I r n near Tltrall on Ibe WeM r.KiHl. The main lam. rn has an tlil.ilMU nl 4.;S. ( normal can. IIM i'.iwi r and lli).h. !t two i.kiiiui in oulck N.iee. wlon every fifte. n H. eon.lH. A Hiippleiu.nlnry lipht Illuminates mime niiiKeroiui rock" In the vlclnltj. In ., . " ' I1'""' l"n l!li Maden. u.ordli, to The iron il. Hlfltei "nni bi( union" id linnmcr, when applli.l Warrant for vii Sel." p, lime. Iluicm icrn. r. i llliAdi). (INS) Alii mn that John llat.lHii banted a foi ti rrler. a warrant clirMHn&' liim i.h ...... animal liar brill rwmrn ,..u l.v Mm 2 Vera Hai. u mcuil orticrr of tin o j Antl. Cruelly Jioelely. jg i. ueenruililt io -irK Itavl O banmnl tlii. .leg b.ituj. it barkrd at O him nfter Im and kin lf k.i 5 11 In pretty nUarrellr.. g Acconlin lo police ll,rin nnw ng Do You Like Home Cooking? This Tlace Has It Delicious Coffee Fine Food. Pleasant surroundings. All We Ask Is a Trial New Sommer Grill Cor. Wash. & Depot St DIAMONDS ON CREDIT WATCHES ON CREDIT A Small Payment Each Week Will Buy Your Xmas Gifts in Gifts That Last OUR PLATED SILVER IS THE HIGHEST IN QUALITY, NOT HIGHEST IN PRICE. BOUGHT DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY FOR SALE AT A PRICE YOU CAN'T EQUAL: 18-inch Well and Tree Platter $18.50 (ineh Well and Tree Platter $16.00 18-inch Meat Dish ..!pl5.50 Covered Chop Dish $16.00 High Stand Compote $ 7.50 Bowl $ 6.75 Basket $ 9.50 Two-Compartment Vegetable Dish $14.50 Bon Bon $ 3.25 Bread Trav $ 6.50 Celery Dish $ 4.00 Bread and Butter Plates $2.00 and $2.50 26-PIECE ASSORTMENT IN TABLE SILVER . 6 Tea Spoons 6 Table Forks 6 Dessert Spoons 6 Table Knives Sugar Spoon and Butter Knife ALVIN LONG-LIFE PLATE Cannes the highest Government Test in Plated Silver 26-Piece Assortment in Chest, $33.00 $1.00 Down COMPLETE CHESTS IN SOLID (STERLING) SILVER 925-1000 EXTRA HEAVY. AT A PRICE YOU CAN'T EQUAL QUALITY FOR QUALITY WATCH 0 UR W I N I) 0 W S J. H. PEARE & SON Leading Jeweler & Optometrist ROGERS 26-PIECE ASSORTMENT In Chest $15.00 26-PIECE HOLMES & EDWARDS SUPER PLATE INLAID In Chest $31.50 FINE, I'vliiK In n nearby clt. 00000000000000000000000000 I