La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 03, 1924, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textfll.Mfy V'j' C-:' J""-t fc4M PAGE SEVEN Thursday, January 3, 1924.' THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER La Grande i f.ure of Orient f Depicted in New Film o lie ;snown -si. Star Theater. Jnvn Penr! of the I'nelfle! . Mho mi'ltlnK-POl. of I he Orient, tllfuil for souIh uml u country of! -ilOUern li UH-fiiitTM, iv mi im ii' ianyihlenl people of Homer, absorb jlUf tropic virus nml forget civilin:i-i llOTl unci nil ihui ii iim-hhh: S This nirunfr" hind of many nn-1 It ion und oh n.cny tragedies cloak-I ;t r unde r tho glamour of n "bril liant clonk. Ih tin setting for J Thundering lnwn," ihe I'nivenml Juper-Jewel sport neb, directed Iy larry CJurson: a photoplay now to ihe scrocn, bringing lo tho pictures a kaleidoscopic, array of humanity in a story stujtllngly real and dar ing. "Thundering Pawn" lolls the story of tho downfall of the white miin who yields to (ho temptations of tho Orient the; peril of him who would doi'y Kipling's ofl-jiiot-(mI axiom that East and West ran Wimvor meet. It ia the fitory of a regeneration mui iomows ine nregs of downfall, si-t In a ralnbow-ltke whirl .of color, guyety and sln! ler menace under the Knurled trapinKs. The. story deals with a white man .Invading the tropical Innd of myriad charms, falling to t ho depths of (1 ''gradation, but finally winning hack his place uniong his fellows through tho in I rude of love. Jt Is climaxed by an astounding Classified WANTED WANTED I.-urnituro and House hold eoods. I pay highest prlecB. Don't Bull until you call me. Phone 613 J. Houghton Furni ture Co. 12-lS-tf WANTED Stock to feed for the winter. Phono Farmers 224. 12-15-18tp WANTED Competent ivlrl for housework. J'li.ino ln.l-W. 12-27-lf WANTKD To do family washlnir. J)one reasonable. ao2 Main rit. 12-31-Mp WANTKD Housekeeper al mil Washington ntreet. 1-2-:tl FOR KENT VOn ItKNT 3 furnislicd house Itceping apartments; 2 three rooms; 1 four rooms. Inquire 1(102 Wfishinicton Ave. l-l-nt FOR SALE OR TRADE VOn RAI.K Player piano ns R-ood ns new. Not a scrnlch on 11. J7r.0.fJH, our price $475.00, on easy payments. fl.2r. player rolls for fjOc. New Victor- rec ords 50 per cent off. Kastern Ore. Music Co. 1-1-tf yol ItKNT Six mom unfurnish ed house, f (i'liii lmsemenj and furnace. "I'hono 4G4-IT. 12-at-tr BUSINESS DIRECTORY OSTKOPATHtC PHYSICIAN' i DR. J. U and DR. MARGARET INGM3. Osteopaths, Spinal Curvature and Diseases of Wo men and children a specialty. Office piionc Main 106. Resi dence phone Main 10G, 2 rings. Sommcr ii)dg. PHYSIClAN-RrRGISON Dr. K. I,. Ralston Practice limited to the eye, ear, nos and throat, and fitting of Blassrs. New h'olcy Bldar. Main 778. 1-1-lin ATTORNEYS COCHRAN & EBERliARD Geo. T. Cochran and Colon R. Eber hard. Attorneys. La Grande Na tional Rank Hnildln?. CIiritOPRACTOIl DR. BHM.E MYERS. Chlroprac tor New Foley Huilding. Hours 10 to 12 a. m., 2 to 5 p. m., and 7 to 9 p. m. 7-24-tf DR. J. JO. WOODlU.tClilroF mo tor and Naturopath. Skin nnd blood discuses, headaches, ap pendicitis, backaches, rheuma tism, asthnui, eczema, varicose veins, all kinds of stomach, heart and kidney trouhlo suc cessfully treated. Blood pressure reduced. Diseases of women and children a Hpecialty. Suite 20 Sommcr Utdg. Phone 4a7-V. Residence I'hone 19H-W. Misrr.iXAi-:ors HEMSTITCH I NO ryl I'uut Kilpf prompty donc'liy Mrs. K. C. Tuckey. 1S08 Rpcond sirpct. t;-2 7-tr xati'Hk vvnr, DR. A. N. MA YVILLK Spt-rtallKt In chronic dlr.-a.ics. Methods. Mechnno-Thorapy and Naturo path. Skin and blood dis-isA, nervous dlsus, 'hronl? flead ache. Kor.cma. Point lea. Appen dicitis, Constipation, bowel trou ble; nil kinds of Chronic Tl snasea miccrssfully trootfd. Call Main rr3. r.oom 1. 2. 3. second floor CooJIdne Hldk., opposite Star Theati r. Offiro IIoims, in to 12 n. in.. 1:3 to f:f)0 p. m. Consultation frt-e. J-4-tr Theatres typhoon and tidal wave, one of the blggrsi mvneH of the kind and u triumph of timmu-cnK-ineerhig skill. J. Warren Kerrigan and Anna (. Nilsson head the hb: cast. others in ihT pieiuro cue Tom Hant sehl, Winifred hryson, l-Mwnrd Hums and Klchard Kean. Kxtras of every possible nationality sev eral hundred of them portray th varied type of the polygot nation Some of the scenes were aeliiullv taken in Java, on a special trip. others at I niversal lly. and s.-v- ral at the (inr-ion sindiors. "Thundering Dawn" will lie lh attraction tit lh- Mar Tliealn starting I'riday. All-Star Cast Takes Part in "The Dangerous Age" At Arcade. ' In Ihe K.'IfrUon of the rust for lib: Inlcst ,rucliK'tloii, "The DullKi'r ou.s u Kirst Xiitionul uttriuv tlon which is Hhowing ut the Ar cailo Theulrn loiluy, 1'iiiluy unrt Satiinlay, John SI. Sluhl, the notiil procluci-r. hus ipjro Hum fiiirillc.l the proinlN implied by the term 'All-Kur.' Iw)h Stone heads the list us tho- ir.oniriration of the title, and anionic tho otht-r im-m-!-rs or tin- cast arc such celebri ties us Kdllh Hoberts. Ituth Clif ford, Helen Lynch, James .Morri son, floo .Madison. Myrtln Sted niun, Kchvnnt linrns, "I irllorice," Lincoln Hinlniun and Itirliard Tucker. Want Ad s 1'IAXO 'IXXEItS EXPERT PIANO TUNING Clean and voice your piano without extra charge. Work fruaranttwvl. Call Nowlin nook Store for ap pointment. Itoy E. Phillips. l-15-tf FRATERNAL DIRECTORY L. O. O. M.- T.a Grande Lodjf'i Vo. 850 Loynl Order of Moonu, hihlr re.ffular meetings every Thurs day ntffht at 8 p. m. at Odd Fid lowa hull. Eastern Oregou RIoosehcart Iiglon of, tho World No. 1C9 inrels second Monday of each month. Tho Women's Moosehenrt legion No. a 9? meets ove.ry second nnd fourth Thursdays of each month. Visi tors always wo I com m. Dr. A. N. Mayvllle. Dictator. C. S. Shultz. Secretary. B. V. O. 10LKH I.a Orandn KodKC No 433. hodtfo meets each Thursdny. cveplnR nt 8 o'clock. Homo otid club privileges cheer fully extended to nil trot her i:Un. Do Uln Oronn. Kxalted nulcr. Mood Kcjiley, Secretary. b O. KAOhKS. Avrfe No. 2MI. meets every .Kriday night nf Kaslcs hall. Visiting members welcome. Harry T. KI wards. Pec. Kverett Walker. W. P. MODKRN WOODMlON of AMKIt ICA l.n. Clrnndo Camp No. 7703 meets on tho first Thursdny .eve ning of each month, in the K. of P. hall. Visiting Neighbors welcome. K. Jt. HINGO. V. r. JAKE ROSTOCK. Clerlck. WOODMEN OK THE WORLD Ia'Grando Camp No. Ifilt. Meets every Monday nlplit at Eagles hall. All visiting Neighbors wel come. Dues payable at office of the Clerk, Rooms 21-22, La Grande National Rank Building. E. E. Hilvls. C. C. R. J. Kitchen. Clerk. A. and A. M.- La Grande. Lodge No. 41. A. R and A. M. holds regular meetings first and third j Fridays ut 7:30 p. in. Cordial! welcome to all Masons. I Lot L. Snodgrass. W. M. ' E. R. Ringo, Secretary. j KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cross Lodge No. 2 7 inceLs evcrj Monday evening in Caatle haP ( K. of P. Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visltinp Knights. E. (. Fields, C. C. C. 1. Graham. K. R. H. O. E. S. Hope Chapter No. 13 O. E. S. holds stated communica tion the second and fourth Wed nesdays of each month. Visiting ' , members cordially wclcomd. j Martha Elliott Parker, W. M. Anna. H. Grove. 8eretary. I POEVGP OF THE DUFFS .klVoH HELUO.OLIVIAS LjiKoH I GOT A LOT Of rA fl-up' .g-r .1, ( ' THOUGHT SHE MUST 7 HOW ARE YOU ? ) n p r 77 PPETTV THING5 - j IZ1 71 T 7 LfJ ,c JZ J3. !, ) T - ' HAVE SOME ONE- r , r " DID VOU HAVE A p-tLd C 7. HOW IS MRS. DUFF 77V 1 vct ma,m-t sSp? LXbl H EEN HER PARADINGjH NICE CHRISTMAS? HELlOT AND THE NEW Xj-uXu JVEXHASN T .SHE.- V-1 AROUN P IN THAT NEW f J j OH I FARED ' tucJXxmt ' j AN D SHE 6 A AFTERNOON AND LX"n$L X'c ! ( hovveittels vtTe j . Lvs! EN,N:A5;wWSs dill JM Jsft 4h lib Tho &tory is nn orisinul from lh pen ot I'VancUt Irene TtoelK, and treutn Intercstiniflv of the do mestic problems and affairs of an average Amerhan fumily. It con tains a near-tragedy, several mel odramatic thrills and plenty t4 sut'Penso and humor. The picture takes Its name from the theme, a KiihJt,t that has long hern a matter of popular diMi tis- sjou. Am a rule .purerits point to the "fhipper' period iw the dang erous agi1, while Hie rising, jfcnera- thn InHisiM that tlm No-c-allcil "set tled" nge realty re.st.1 on the brink of doinchib iliHitter und infidelllvt. In this prolin-ilon .Mr. Siahl hniitile.'i tin; Uesllon in a, most vf fcrtlvo manner, keeping V. freo from )ire;Hhiiient und getting the nitiM out of every situation. "Tht HangeroiiH Age" In a novel photoplay In u number of respects. Tho producer demonNlrates (hut it poy.vlble to film a jtr of real llle, contain In:? incidents that could happen ti all of us, and yet Impregnate it with a dramatic In tensity thai Ik overpowering. Sherrys Showing "Midnight Alarm," 1 he bensation of The Season. "The Midnight Alarm" the Da vid Smith super-feature, which Is another Miher-.special released by Vitagraph. will be shown ut the Sherry Theatro today and tomor row. Those who have seen "The Mid night Alarm' predict that It will be the "tmiush' of the seatton. There is not only a heart-throbbing, human interest story which will -win untold sympathy from au diences, but there is one of the greatest and in out sensational fire scene ever filmed. Packed Into the fire episode Is a situation remarkable for Its suh pensv. The heroine Ih imprisoned in a steel time-lockd sale. The office building I.". In flames, an. I while roofs crash she lo rescued by the use of an oxy-Uoetylcn! torch which burns a way of egress through the steel walls. An exciting clement which runs through the story are those scenes that deal with crooks of the under world. One of the leading rolei is that of 'Vliaser," a young crook It Is a Hympathettc part played by Pullen 1 .und is, and fans who prais ed this young actor's work In Be Center ErjcltCfij 1 for your New Year Dinner. Blue Mountain Creamery IKia Hull, riionc Main (10 La Grande, Ore. EVER READY AUTO TOP For Fords, Chevrolets, Dodges Tho slickest rig you over saw MakoS ii Setktn Out of fourPoiiriiig Car ill 5 Seconds Easy Payments to All R0LTH McKENNIN Salesman For Union and Wallowa Counties Phone Farmers 25X ,M asters of Men" vll enjey him In this. Alice Calhoun piny tho feud lint role, which a ilual ctiariKier; slio play a tht mother iu the find part, und her own daughter later. Percy Manuout i caht as Harry Wert inure, A pari lu which this excel lent actor is especially well titled. Ahio Nliowini; I-tirry Semou in hlr, l:steM comedy "'Horsf Shoes." May Extend Naval Limitation Treaty flKN'KVA. (l.VS) - Initial l- ps toward the? extcmiloiij of the Wash-Ini-ion imviil armament treaties to Pi-wi r:i wnich did not parlitipal.' .n the Washington- negotiations will be taken by the League of Na tion; lure this month. Navul experts from fifteen stales ha vii lM-en Rtimmoned to meet on January 21. They will endeavor to prepare - a draft convention which will form the ha.si of dis cussion ul the international Naval Armament Conference to be called soon by the League. Oroat Britain, Kranee, Pnizll, Pl. . Jupun, Spain, .and Sweden Will he represented at the Jnmuirv meet ing by their representatives i on the Naval Sub-t'ominitteo of 1 the permanent Advisory Commts ,hlon for Military, Naval und Air I Quest ion?. ; On tho other hand, the follow , ing eight btut'.':;, which are no! 1 members of the League, have been , ashed to send delegates: Argentina Jchlle, Denmark. Oreece, The Ne therlands, Norway, )tusia and 'T.irk-V. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE S1I01 AXD IOUXOnY All Kinds of Machinery, Automobiles and Tractors Repaired Overhauled and ltebiiilt Acetylene Welding of AH Kinds Cylinder llorlus and OverHize J'lstons Crankshafts. Pistons niulJ'Iston Tins Ilpfound Jivo D. F1TZG FURNITURE EXCHANGE We Pay Best Prices for USED FURNITURE Or Will Exchange for New Ed. Donohue 174-J L Is tlic time you appreciate that telephone It's too cold to fro ytoto ' HcTme Independent Telephone Co. Attention! to All Car Owner A Farranoi ighton's Machine Works Automotive Parts A Grey 'i'hvt; eilit ut.iteji, according to I -ea.'rue si at irt U s, ow n warsh i ps which ciue tinder the Washtngloti definition of "capital ship" ves selx Inivin;; a displacement of more tliiin 1 ii.tton ius, tir carrying guns of mi iban 33 millimeters.' "The only ns 'f nl vocal loim lhal have nut-vivid through all the ugefi ant fariiitirr ami brick laying." Whal about egg laying? t'uphl Inses To .llnv ASTOli L, Or. Ac ording lo the records in Ihe con illy cbi-U's of fice, rapid and the mal rliiionlnl jinx ran a close nice in t'latsip county In the year lii-'.'i. Ihe lalter winning by the auial I nuirgiu o( si. During the 12 months there were UNION-LA GRANDE AUTO STAGE TI.MI-: TAIll.l'. I j'avrs I.ft intinln 0:30 A. M. 1:00 P. M. 8:30 1'. M. r: 15 V. M. I'nlotl 8::io A. f. 11:0(1 A. M. 2:30 !. M. 4:30 P. M. SntitlnyH leaves In M. KMH'iaU Loaves M. 11:00 l M. Ilfutftl Cam C. Ili l,.l, MnnnKcr VaA Trial Fir & lerson 'Welding & Cat I.rnvos I'lllnti ' I.n f.t-tuin ERAfcD Prop. amm mi m ; n d-Fairbelt I M initrrtuirrt Itepnwfl iHaiipd, while LSI! illvorn sullH wore I'llt-d. h Kir inarrltiirt' HcontfrH one or olh tlu cnnlrartlnir p.irticH in OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSOObOOOOOOOOO 3 o 0 3 o o o a 0 0 o o o 0 0 0 . Main 02 Day RNoncitAss , Exclusive ... ;. ... timo devoted' to Ycai'ST cxpellc! xpeilenco linn 1 for Turin, your In I I im H In In I hi Hhihw 'IIH in i i ii i ' nn 0 any (line, day and night, o 0000000000000000000000000009000000000000000000000 A Striking Value at 295 Considering the improved appearance of the new Ford Touring Car, one would naturally expect a proportionate advance in price. . LarerscjJe--fnOauction, however, has made it pos sible to incorporate in this new type touring car a number of decided im provements without in- Thit Cat tan be obtaintd thfugh the Ford Weekly Purchaie Plan PERKINS MOTOR COMPANY . I'hone M. 7t . Homcii Mel CAJLS TRUCK T1LACTOM Don't Say "Bread" ; SAY. SUPERFINE MADE WITH MILK ForSale at All Grocers ha Cmrrde-BaJery Formerly McPhcrson Bakery La Grande, Ore. Do You Often Awake In the mornings and don't know what to eat for breakfast? (We all. do). Come here and let us help you decide. Our Waffles' and Hot Cakes are delicious. Also all 'kinds of fruit and cereals. New Sommer Grill In Sommer Hotel .Lis-- each Instance1 ' were - roilent or ciniaop county, while In fully ' per rent of Ihe divorce cam-n both of tliit Infcn'Alcil porlh-H wit.' from anil NIkIii znnii:itM. ono business.--Funeral Service, 1 ')fj In -nr fnr nmi iiiiirn n kind nnd gentlo wny. We iiln Our ntnhtilnnee service at creasing its cost to the purchaser. A comparison extending over a long period oi years will reveal the fact .that llll IIIMIIII I'lVll I I I III III fythe lowest at which the five-passenger open car has ever been sold. The Ford Touring Car stands today, as it always has, a most remarkable value in the motorcar field. BY ALLMAN I: ! !olh..r countli-8. tlln nlt Ix'lnff fllcrt here for Ihe purpose of avtoillnur liulillcliy iiuioiiK fricmlM unci oc. Ml:iinl:ifiCf!i. CARR'S JANUARY SALE S1.00 Cash; ?1.00 Mo! Will buy $10.00 worth S2.50 Cash; 52.50. Mo. Will hu.v?2r).00 worth $.-..00 JM ; if 5.00 Mo. WillTJuy $50.00 worth S70 Cash ; $7.50 Mo. WH buy S75.00 worth SUJ.wrLl'J.li !llo.00 JVio. Will buy $100.00 worth Renieml?r! NO INTEREST AT CARR'S JANUARY SALE Poultry Also Union Creamery Company La Grande, Ore. Delicious Apples Kpevlnl Pntk 75c Box Jonathan Apples SpfM'Inl I'ui'lc 40c Box titty Dlrm t Trom llto CJrnj nt Om irovi;iH' LrTmiij;o Grande Brokerage Co. RKTAiri Fir Ji'ffi'rson V.Mti:ilOI SK O. W. 11. As N. 'J'riwks. FOR SALE 6 Itooin modern house, good woorl Iioiiho, RuraKo, and Htnall c;llur, ffiound 50x10(1 fi-W. . l.ucatcd on corner ot "7," hm I"ir streets; good o rtitlon. l'rlcn Ih $2250. oo and li r. 0 cash will handle It; easy uaynmnln on the balance. ft Hoom modern houso. Double fftuuKe. not a full basement, but Kood small cellar, chicken ho.ise, wood Bhed nnd two I o t h. Lorn ted c I oso to t ho court house, l'rlco Is $3500.00. Thorn if a mortKano for $1000 can ue aMSHiiieu, 10 Oood lots jir "M" street above bUrtT school In local ity it! is hutldtiifC up fat, and wo are now prepared to sell liiom nt a price: In the roach of every one. Only $2o0 for Innide lots and $IT0 for corni-r lots. 5 Room modern homo, located on Main street close tn, on paved street, cement sidewalks, t me, sh rubbery, etc. A 1 1 for $4'oo. There. Is n statu loan of $'J-00 can bo assumed. Rnl nnce cash. We have first class alfalfa hay Titr fiilC. WUl deliver for $!5 per ton. Cash on delivery. l-: --- -- - I YOUR f : is coon ; 1 ir " Butter Fat WtTant da Phy, Black & Stoop In I .a firnmlc National Ilnnk Uldje. ,n iniinl. Oregon. rnoM; main hu ( f