La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 17, 1924, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextL Thursday, January 17, iO?.l. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PACE SEVEN".' La Grande flex Beach's Famous Story Showing At Star Friday. Kxoiiement ami thrlllH, Ktispensc rind cont'liel an mild to be uimply crowded lain "The Spoilers." JeKse J t. 1 lampion's production of U- Peach's famous novel of Alaska, which will lio shown at I lu- St al lheal re on KrJduy, There Ih every reason lo believe thai "The Spoilers" Ih everything lhal hiis been claimed fur li, as H boast m nil usually notably cant, headed, 'by Milton SIIIh. Anna Q. NMkhou, ItnrhariL llcdford, Jioberi K.dcHon. No; ill Heery, Mitchell Lewis, Jtnbert Mi-Kim, Sain dc HruHc,'John Klllolt Kord KterlttnK, J.nulst Kuxcndn, n ml' Jtockcllffc KellOWOH. 'The, Spoilers' wus written by Peach from actual observation of Dm turmoil Dint followed In lln,(of tho ln-Ml known playera In Classified WANTED WANTED Kurntturo and House hold gooda. 1 pay highest prices. Pon't sell until you call me. Thona Iil3 J. Honshton Furni ture Co. 12-18-tf WANTIOI) Helitllilo Blrl wauls renerul hotmn orU. full tit H' 40,i Kir M. l-l-2t WANTRl Htooll to feed for thA a' winter. Phono Farmers 224. I 1 2-1 r-1 Rf r FOR RENT J'Olt JtlONT I'Olllfoiiallle 8leepitlK . I room. 807 renn. I'ltont; 41fi-.l. i ' 1-S-tf ' (I'fllt HUNT One i keeping rootiiH. 17U7 Jefferson. nntl two linitHe I'ltone 1B4-M. i -1 r-:stp , I'flll HUNT Modern sleeplni; J room, close In. l.ady preferred, i 102 llemlorli. 1-1 0-21 ! VOIt ItKNT Two rnotn rnrnl::ln.l npartmr-nl for liwlit housekeep ing, mar. M r.venu.'. 1-K.-2I l.'Olt ItKNT llmisekr and sleeping rooitis. ping 1 It I I room.H YMrd. Ifi-2I j'on m:NT adults only. 2-rootn 12117 i npa rt tnent. enn. l-l(I-2tp House partly fur-) nished. l:nir. N. Ave. l-ir-:il Vm Itl-yJT 4-room furnished lioilfio. "l'hone 474-.1. 1 -Ji-tf FOR SALE OR TUADR KOIt KAI.K Water motor waHliin niarhlni' nnd v,rinK r. In frood condition. Call ;!4-J. l-IO-tpj KOlt SAI.K Portable clocliir sewing maeliine. like new. at n l)ai Kain. I 'hone ftXS-W. I - 1 1-41 FOR SAI.K - rhone 4:M- Iry 1 d-inch wood. 1-ir-r.t VOW fiAI.K Phono H3-W. J)ry lt;in. wood, t-ri-flt LOST LOS'P One brown horse with brand K on left shoulder: wt. nboul loan pounds. Albert Keef. er. Imbter. (ire. i i r,fit p 8TUAYKI) Oil STCII.KN One white-faced lielfer. yeatllnB. One yearling steer, branded. Par c on left hip and under lilt in rlht car. Notify J. A. Holman. l-'J-fitp ri.ARTKItlNO DONK PROMPTLY 12S C Avenue. 1-1-lmp BUSINESS DIRECTORY OSTEOPATHIC rnvsiciAXj DR. J. I,, nnd till. MARGAIIKT 1NGI,K. Osteopaths, Spinal Curvature and lliseases of Wo men ami children a specialty. Office tatonu Main 100. Itesl dimce phone Main lnii. 2 riurs Rommer I iltl rr- PHYS1C1 AN-.ri;(!i:"N I'r. V. I.. Italston Praellee limited lo tho eye, ear. nr.se nnd tltroat. nnd fitting of frlansea. New l-'oley Bldft. Main 77S. l-l-llll ATTORNEYS COC1IIIAN Jt KUKIllt.Mtl) -Oeo. T, Cochran nnd Colon It. Hiwr hard, Altorn-ys. la Grande Na tional .lfenk nilMdinK. cnuiopnAcrort DR. BKM.ro MYKltS. Chiroprac tor New l-'oley ItuMdlnir. Hours 10 to 12 n. m., 2 to ' p. m.. and 1 to 9 p. in. 7-M-tf DR. J. K. WOOIKI.I Cliiropnir top and Nalurnpath. Hkin nnd blood diseases, hearlaclies. up. pendirltts. backaches, rtieunia tlsm, nstlir.ia. era-ma, varicose Veins, nil kinds of stomach, heart nnd kidney trouble suc cessfully treated, llloud pressure reduced. Diseases of women and children n specialty. Suite 20 Bommcr nidfr. rhone 407-W. Residence phnne 1ni-v. MISfLI.LAVroi'S HEMSTITCHING and Plcot l-Mr-prompty .lone by Mrs. n. C. Tnckey, Ises Second street. 6-27-tf Theatres Yukon when crooks Jumped the, flu ins of the inhitM-H uiid I tutted them ol their (fold for month un it) justice was restored. His novel Is an authentic record of the hls lorn noul rush lo Hie Vukon and in transferitiK It In the screen Di rortor Lambert Hillyor has lost none of i lie atmosphere, of the recklessly dangerous lite aiiioun those ciiraKoiis fortune seeker. Famous Novel Is Brought to Arcade Screen, dura Louise H urn ha m's eelc- brabsl novel, "Jevvel." becomes n Hvlnr lireathiiiH reality at Ihe Ar cade Theatre Krlday and Saturday, when reversal's Til in play, "A fhupter in . Iler Life.", adapted from the "book, will ho screened The new production Introduces om Want Ads XATinE CfRK OR. A. N. MAYVIl.t.r: HpeciallHl In chronic diseases. MetltodB. Mocliano-'I'lierapy and Naturo path. RUin and blood dlsitses. nervous disouacs, Chronic Head ache, Kczema. Kcintica, Appen dicitis, Constipation, bowel trou ble; nil kinds of Chronic Di seases successfully treated. Call Main ri3. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Coolidgo lllilg., oiiposite Star 'J'ltealer. orflco Hours, JO '.to 12 a. m., 1:20 to u:00 p. m. Consultation free. 2-4-tf i'iaxo i i.'Mons BXPRKT lANO TUNING Clean anil volco your piano without extra charge. Work guarantee. Cull Newlln Hook Store for ap pointment, ltuy 10. 1'hllllps. 4-lf-tr FRATERNAL DIRECTORY L. O. O. M. 1a Orandp I.odf-" No. 800 Loyal Order or -Moose, holdv rnBular metin:H eveiy ThnrH day niKht nt 8 p. in. at Odd Kid. lows hall. Kastern Ornijon Moosohoart Togion of hn World No. 110 nioetH aeVor.d Monday ot oar.h moifth. Tlio Wonit'n's Mooselieai't Legion No. HUS meets cvry si'cond nnd fourth TliurHdays of oacli month. Vlsl tot'8 nl ways weieorni. H. A. N. Mayvillo, Dictator. C. 8. Hhnltn. .Secretary. li. 1. (). KI.KS I.a arnndo Kodgo No 4113. l.odn meets each Thursday ovcnlns at 8 o'clocl;. UoniH and club privileges cheer fully extended to nil Urother Elks. Do I.ilm Green, Kxaltec Ruler. Mood Kckley, Secretary. K. O. KAOI.KS. Ai?ri No. 2fi9. meets fvnry Friday niht at KaRles Aiall. Visitinf; members welcome. 4 Inrry T. Kdwards, Fee. Cvcrett Walker. W. P. MOriKIJN WOODMBN of AMKIi- lCA-fI.a Orandn Canip No. 770J meet! on Ihn first Thursday eve ning of each month, in the K. of P. hall. Vlsllins Nelshliors welcome. P.ItOWN. V. C. JAKE ItOSTOCK, ClcrkK. WOOPMIJN OP THH WOULD I.a Grando Camp No. 1CJ. Meots every Monday night at liagles hall. All vlsllins Neighbors wel come. Dues payablo at office of tho Clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Grande National Hank ltii!dln(r. K. K. Sllvis. C, C. it. J. Kitchen, Clerk. A. I- nnd A. M. La Gramme Lodue No. 41. A. K. und A. M. holds regular meetings first and third Fridays nt 7:30 p. in. Cordial welcome to all Masons. -'red K. Kiddle. W. M. K. R. Itlngo. Secretary. KNIGHTS OK PYTHIAS Red Cross Lodge No. 27 meets every1 Monday evening in Castle hall 1 ( K. of P. Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visiting KnighU. Dr. J. E. WaodcK. C C. C. E. Graham. K. It. H. O. E. H. Hope Chapter No. IS O. E. S. holds stated communica tion the second and fourth Wed nesdays of each month at S;tM) p. m. Visiting m nibers cordially welcomed. Ncltu K. Eakin, W. M. Anna S. Grove. Secretary. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS V SOW To SCHfJOU 7 WOW FAE CAM VA COUNT V LBV WHAC. YA OXCB Y PSTl I 4. JL-.,rf? AH-AMU. I America, ('hulde GillinKwat nnd i the latent sensation in child ae- j : tressi s. Jane Mercer. It was i adapted, sorcnurucd and directed I hy Lois Welter, and halt ut true led wide nttcniinn as one of ihe nui Ktiindlnv hits of screen art:u;ry of the year. 1 The Hiory in a lesson In happi ness, tt depicts ilie lit o of n little child in a home turn with family! discord and where, through her love mitt'iicm her environment and H HioreB happiness. It is u power ful lesnn and its heart Interest and whfinslcal humor make it an entrancing play. , Claude (lIlllnKWiiK r plays ihr part of Ihe millionaire BTiifidfnih er, embittered by years of hating. Lilllo Jane Mereer. nlayln Ihe ti tle role of "Jewel." 1b etinvint iiiK In acilon for she seemed to live Die part rather than not It. Three Kid Starlets Appear in Movie , At Sherrys. The Sherry Thealro nnnonncrs a special feature and treat for Km patrons. Tho three Krouteai' hoys KracliiR die screen here all chipped In and want you to see them uct In thelt newest comcdy liruiim. "The Country Kid." Thoy arc none other than Wesley Harry, the lad of irecktcd fame. "Spi c" O'ltonuclM, who is an actual count. runs him u ciose second, and last but noi least, the youngest mem ber. VHuby" Hrucc C.mrtn. who hasn't Hrrown u siiir-'le freckle as yet. In his four years on eartn. Supporting them In the cast art Kate Tnncray, Helen Jerome Eddy, ortfe Nichols. Edward IJitrns. and CJeOi'KO C. Pearce. The Story wus written directly for ibo Mcreeii by Julien Josephsoii, who wrote so many of Wesley Hurry's previous successes, and Is directed by Wil liam Jteaudine, who knows how to brin if out the best In the boys. i VniK .lv- Hlmu iiiL' "1 lie Great Out Doors" i i -i- i i ii ii SliKk llM-cder Will lW-iiB I'm'y OMAHA, (AP All phases of ihe live stock Industry, embruelnft- raiiRO conditions, production, rail rats, the tariff as It affects Amer-ic;-.V- meal suppl, fetierul leifis- lation nnd nutrketin.-r, will he sub jects for discussion at. tho twenty- reventii tintiual convention nf tho American National Divo Slock As sociation, which will be held here January lii-17. Several hundred persons Inter- Med In tho cattle industry. Includ ing government experts nnd ad visers, are expected to attend. The meeting, however, will he largely of those Interested dliortly in pro iluciion, tho national association comprisliiK representalivcH of- the various slain live stock oi-ffaniza-tioiiM of the country. War Vetornns )rjtanic, THE lt.l.l.i:s. dr. oitrnnlm llon of a locul camp of Spunlsli war veterans, with Dr. J. W. Don nelly of this city elected as com mander for l!il'4, was announced. Tho" local organization t will be known as Hilly Kiohls camp, bclntf named after a local man, who kuvo his life duriu? the conflict with Spain. .)i her officers elected were: M. K. I'hillips, senior vlcc-commnndor Jay ab'.mall, junior Vice-com mander; Warnlek Waldnn. ailjir tant; H nry Holtrin. ouarlernuis BUIC Soulhar8-Shinn Agents Roesck Bldg, Blue Mountain Quality , Is Honest Quality Always Use our products they are home-made products JDluelYlouatain Creamery It. K. Tyler, I'rop. Main 60 1109 Wash. La Grande, Ore. Cam caoSrvCS TEW JO 1 OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRIT ("He ceo, 'th5 Iia'H.ot .ree You ier; v.- ri. wesr, pairouc insiruc lor: ueor:e Kimin. o!ric-r oi tne day; Arthur Knbanks, officer of jIn(l ffuard: C. K. Kennedy, senior j oolor bearer, and W. E. Dowd. junior coior ueurer. n is expecien Hint the event uu I membership of Hilly I''lehlu camp will he around 3". (ici'iiutii Hcblcrri HUpliiy Wares Kept Midden iMiriujc Mark's Fall HEHI.IN, (AP) Diamonds as Inrtfo as haxel nuts ami other pre cious stones appeared like maple lu the Iterlin show windown when tho mark began lo hold it-s own. In days when tho paper mark ' was tumbling, jewelers were timid about .displaying their valunhlo wares, especially diamonds, - on(Vi kept them lu -their vaults awav from curious eyes and brought them out only when likely looking customers .appeared with foreign currencies to spend. Mill when the ronton mark ruvo the merchants confidence tho larg er carat stones were withdrawn, from their hiding " places alontr with (he canned mill;, fp'tf" uml cheese, fine wines and other del icacies which nono wanted to dis pose of for worthless paper notes. Powder Ink or lnjurl. H UNI), Dr. (Jlenn shell, t youthful amaiotir chemist', wus un able to niannfac tare TNT ' Ihn I t;v ' ll 1'-, "' IT'S .YOUR .TURN "ii tor; T. H. Weal, patrotlo Inslruc would explode, hut when hu trlid I THE SERVANT QUESTION rTTic modern lioinekoepetVs thin Is loo nlunblc to wnstc ; I In (loin;; iiuiH-ccssnry ivotk. If Ihe benefits of Mich MnhorMiviitjc devices as n Valiliip Mu chlne, I Jectrii Ii-oiiV or an Electric Molar for our. Scwlny .'Machine, yon are cylilendy utiiufoi inctl ntwiut II ic efficient and lucH-nhe limc-MMiug M'rvojit, I : I .-I c-T-1 Ti I'ltllsnn MA.da Lamps H. & S. Electric Co. 107 Depot St. Attention! to All Car Owner I I i& A U II At I . ,iimCTT Machine Works Automotive Parts Naturally; IVlMVi RtAL. UAPD- 1 6EfcWZ. -i . A VWHATCOWES f ( IXJOOSHTV. 1 I IKTH5CAM By Condo -.s-T-r fit T) K IT- l'l would explode, but when hu tried lo make gunpowder his efforts ' were crowned wllh success so j succssf ul tn fact, I hut when .he tested t he mixture his face was ! badly burned by the rcsulMnt; ex-1 plosltinn. He wllluot lose his , sight, Bald tho attending physician, j hut his skin probably w ill be powder marked permanently. j - Several, of Shell's boy friends! accompanied him w hen the final ! lesls were made, but none of Ihem was Injured. ' TVotJocf To Cmljtors, NotJco is hereby fciven that the undersigned have, been appointed executors of the .state of Ooot lleb Hueslng, deeensed, by the Couply trourl of the Stale of Ore gon for 1'nion County. All per sons iMtving claims against the said oslale are hereby required to present iiiem to the undersigned with tho proper vouchers wllhln hx months Jifjer the date of thin notice, nnd to sn present the same lo tho undersigned at. Ihe bfijoo of II. K. Dixon, .Foley liulldln;:. I.n Grande, Oregon. Hated Deoomher 20. 1023. CHAUEEH TII'EWINO and .1AM ES It. Mcl.Al'GIH.IN, lOxeculors of the Etutofofi ... fJiitilieb Hurts) ng. doceused. 'H. l'lijxon. Attorney for Execu- Dec. 'Jo-'J7-Jan. .'l.lu-17 you arc depriving yourself of 1 i r - ft - y l - t us Alimv, yotl Phone 393-W ! rranoid Fan belt ing & )HAWA KNOWJ W CAMT COOMT AT AiL-ME OMEy CAN Ct.0TTt SEMEM-e UUT ATTEI5 SEVEN V:'JA"' COUPS IWA K Back to Farm Move Is Encouraging Germany KOKNICHItKIUl. (API A back lo the farm movement has taken place In iermau, especially lat Prufsiu. accordliiK to lr. von Ita- "' , ' ' '""" O' nun Hi:iie. in a icciure reetMll ty on rural welfare work hi said many farmers sons who went to war had betrun lo resume their old bisks on tho farm. After tho war. said lr. von Iht torkl, there was a tendency amoiiK the farmer boys to drift to I he cities uud industrial centers, where then, were more attractions. The unset I led conditions and closing of manufacturliix plants with the con sequent cuttlnif off of their pay caused them to drift back home. This luck lo tho voll movement. In the opinion of Dr. von Hainckl. will assist in keeping; up the slun dard of living and will bt, a ureal aid In puiitiifr Germany back on its feet. Avlnlor Sots l.nw l-in'l Hts-nNl hi Eon don to HrnsM'ls I'llht I.ONHON (AIM. At a cost of seven Bhil linKH a nd t h i eo pence for petrol and oil, Alan Cobham recently flow from London to Hrussels in a liKht ulrplann fit ted wltli u six horsepower cntrinc. which competed in the Hi-ht air plane romp, tit iuu nt l.j iiipne in tlctobcr. Startln from Croydon, Hie air man had to descend nt Eyinpne ov.lntr to foif, but Ihe went hi r eh-nreil later. H- said that aft -r Do You Really Enjoy Eating Where everything is clean, pleasant and sociable? Our Noon-day Lunches are just the. thing for such an occasion. We also have a large private room for banquets and dinner parties, ment. New Main 710 , FURNITURE EXCHANGE, We Pay Best Prices lor USED FURNITURE Or Will Exchange for New E 471-J S VDonoJuKr"' DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 4 Main 02 llnj UNO I Kilt ASS d It 9 ,1a I 0 Exclusive s All of our time tyattftr lo one business Kunoral Servlcu. Years of experience luis enabled us lo caro for nnd preparo for burial your Loved Ones In a kind nnd gcntlo wny, Wo help you muke all arrangements. Our ambulance servlcu itt any time, day, and night. 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 Don't Say "Bread" SAY ' SUPERFINE MADEWITH MILK For Safe at All Grocers T 7 JF"t 7 Formerly McPherson Baliery La Grande, Ore. the restart it took him '.'a mln - tiles to reucli the French side. and despite h nvy ruin the r.ia - chine hi'havetl splendidly. lb- is- selu b'inu reached alter n flliral i.f four hours and fle minutes., It U Bnidthat an ordinary air-1 it.i.'-e)l.ri,en n. iit itbd' to ben plane carrying nine p.issetifrer:r frt.'tn '.lu crippl'fl 'cliifTtren'H r would rcMUlre fi Ki'.Mon or pe - lro, anii 1Por than two Katlonsl t'.rouittl five nil. I 1 i,..- ..n.tiiiir one-hulf pounds Bterlinif. Thv ir'.ne Cobham used cousuiiu s on. trillion oi' petrol hourly at a of eltrhleen pence; ant lift pennywort Ii of oil. nit clnui. Ci.tiuar 1 1 . I I lltXlll ItlVlilt. nr. A IHiHW "fil nitll, heude.l l.v Joe l.i-n:!, upper valley hunter, loft for tin' (lieeii Point district on Ihe wit Mile In pursuit of v huge cougar t lint i't' the ptuif week han iiluruted outly ing ranchers. ' The animal, which, Judglmr from lis trucks. I ' one of Hie Ii ttg.' it ever heard of In tills dir'.rlet. Ii.ih kept dogs of the Ouk (irovc In a panic hy his nightly marauding. The hunters were accompanied by u pack of hounds belonging to Al I'rid llethntan. Truck Traffic Protested. Ml N M( t "IT f, t ir. A pro! est has been filed with the stale Inch way commission hy fnrinen: ot south Polk county nnainst the m1' ol the un paved portion of the we t side hlicuwa. between Monmoii; h and the Denton county line 1 - heavy traffic trucks. II i allej.: '' that the trucks have cut thniij;h the roud so much that It n almi-.; impossible for the farmers to n' Iiilo Moninoiiuili tn the'r market. (..'all us, lor appoint i. fommer ... Fir & Jefferson and Nllit 7.IMMI.IIMAN afcery BY BLOSSEIt; 1 I . : 1. j " ' v Ciipptcl ( liihlrcit .Hi veynl. MACilEIKhH. (r. -C. E. Mf'" itille C()pnty t up-Tif ' tt u. ft parts or the county to detfiiuitie how ; iH'innn nimi. 'j uc .-ut vev n .prat'ii-,.. cully t v. ht re, ;i)tii.iii;ih llu la.w , Ei:; r- be, is rative Im Iiu'C.' , )aiX; bur otic fi.ott i. of thin n;ire,.i : w.i niH-iiiiinilcnl., :Mnl he:rd from Ihe tea- ! ky hun ni t , u ! oher.t iUt.l it Is epv'tedi HU! ,, nut bo rcjuly bo-(." Hat tie J. Mays ' Portland (Jiiubuttn' ! . a In Man-iilbip, Mauicurlutf s!iatupKiiiij; lnclnl -nip 'In al nicnts ' ' rPAH!!l .sb.vteriait Cbim'h pihm; JiTK-M YOUR JANUARY.. SALE f ;i.(H) ash; LiW Mo. Wiil ii;v' O.(K) worth S2.5CU!h; 2.50 Mo. -Win buy S23.00 worth f.5.00 CslsIi;' 5S.0O ' Mo. Will Iitiy K.r)0i00e worth 57.W) Cash; ?7:.r.O Mo. Will liny S7.").()() worth 510.00 Cash S10.00 Mo. Will liny 9100.00 worth Kcmcmher! ;'0 INTKItKST, AT ' GARR?S-; JANUARY SALE UNION-LA fRANI)E AUTO STAGE 'mm Leaver Ptiliiu iauij; (, --Jjcnvcs Tin Grnndo M. y:S0 A. M. M. l:0fl P. M. M. 8: so. p. M. M. 6:15 P. M. Kuudnys - t . S::io I.rt .(irundo titils I it 'IIVC l a (rnuilo- 1 1 :0() P. M. , Heated Cnr . He!iAP,: Munajtcr ' " ih:mm ;kni!le am .RIOTOh OlhH it',.' ' ' 4 ' ' ,r. To-i know that ood oK Is chejiper than repaird.' .-ThjhKrof tbl v,hen you buy oil nffjiin vviiether by tho quart or barrel. cannot supply iGtiAM, wo can. 8i Son Wl.cilesab- nml Itetnll Al'iitoriifii Denlers out 17 a 4 c V."c Want Poultry.. Also Union Creamery Company La Grande, Ore. m TJi'i P. M If your ibjrl ton with JiLinNt C. . Bimtiriff ter (; -r'