La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 31, 1924, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text1 Th m-gflay , "Ja nil a ry 31, 1924. THE LA GRA.NDE EVENTNfi OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN- Hi La Grande "Silent Command" Is Held Superior Movie At Arcade. ."The HI lent Command" Is n William 'o: spectacular fcuturo H.ai has been hooked at the. Star theatrn for Yhivu day.; commcnc inn Friday. fSol ftiiKMi Kdwiird Kvcrt att'i rcVuurkuldn story "The. Man With out a Country" hat; anything l-en written thai tcaclica couruKtt anil loiulty wiih such telling force und drjammie power. Thu keynoto is Hlimck lirVLAi- very openhitf of the ptetnre liKoroms mental- nnd physical Jihm that holds thu in U m fro start to finish. finis dramatic introduction in followed by u aeries of Kiarllinc nn Intensely interesting incidents ln which tlio Inner working of thj lulled Stated Secret .Servlco ari reveulcd. fh principal member of tlio ra$t arti Kdmund I .owe, lielr. I.u f:o$i, rurl llnrhnugli, .Martin Faiist, Gordon Mel-Muard, Ityron FiQiiKlr:-.. tieorg l.exsey, Tetl, Marina Mansfield. Jefel and Kuto HhuH'ke. Ainu; Hetty J. "IitUle Johnny Jones" Fqayliring Hines 0i at Sherrys. Tho race, track and -the queer denizens it harbors all tin, in I ri(jues, betting, romance ami sp"c- WANTKD WANTED Fttrnlturo nnd House Hold goods. I pay highest prices. Bon't sell until you call me. Phone &13 J. Houghton I-'urnl-turo Co. 12-18-tf WANTED Btoek to feed for the winter, l'hono I-'flrmers 224. 1 2-1 r-i stp WANTED Position us house Beeper or any kind of work. Ad dress O. 1., observer. i-as-rtp FOR RENT til IlKNT lcooin anfl hoar-l. (Jnlf at 1 oon WasIUnj.:lon avoniuv , . VOil ItKNT l.lKllt . llolls.!kc-. iin;; rooin. inilTi AiluniH. J-:iil-ll Classified Want Ads nk4-"OR ItEN'P 2-room fiunlHliiil apt. I'liorii. SIB-W. . . l-Mtl-illp pnn TtKN'r 4-rooni l'm-niHln' hoilao. -Hhoir-I4-J. . a:.i-Mi ;JlFOIi SALIC Airedale terrier, nine months old, female with papers. Call nt 14LT, WashinKton Av-nue. I'OIl, SAlE Mtihofinny library tn f bio and two Mahogany living room chairs. Owner leaving city. Dargoln. Phone Main TlCi. 1-?l)-tf MISCELLANEOUS PLUMIUNO und STEAM KITTINO. Phonn 2Jy-J. 1-30-2Btp STRAYED Eulr size white hog. Inquire. Observer. l-30-2tp PLASTERING DONE PROMPTLY 1208 C Avenue. 1-4-lmp BUSINESS DIRECTORY OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN l DR. J. L. and DR. MARGARET INGLE. Osteopaths. Spinal Curvature and Diseases of Wo men and children a specialty. Office pnone Main 10G. Resi dence phone Main 106, 2 rings. Sommer Rldg. PHYSICIAN-SURGEON Dr. F. L. i Ralston Practice limited to the ,1 eye, ear. nose and throat, and , j fitting of glasses. New Foley , Bids. Main 778. 1-1 -1m COCHR IN & EM ER HARD Gert. J T. Cochran nnd Colon R. Eber- Ihard, AUomeys. Ii Grande Nn tlonal ifxiik nnlldlng. cmuopRACTon Ift. BELLE MYERS. Chiroprac tor New Foley Ruildlng. Hours V to 12 a. m., 2 to 5 p. ni.. nnd ' to 9 p. m. 7-21-tf I'Ri J. K. WitDHKi.r. hlropntr tor iMi Naturopath, skin n.ml P'nOUUin. Iiacknch.n. rhoninn tlsm. asthma, .rifma. varlrom- Teln. all l;ln.n or nlotnarh. neart am! kiclnoyr trniilil.; mir CPMfully tr.-:it..,l. IlK.o.l pr. whip rpihiri'il. is. ai!.s ' vvmn. n ami child r.-n n npirlally. Hullo aomnjir Itl.ln. Phonn Avl-SW Rptriil.nrw l'hnn 1 till. W K.vrriti-: erm DRl A. N. M.WVII.I.H Kprnlnllat In rhronli- ill!,, :!;,, s. M. llin.ln 'Mvrltttnn.Tharniiy ami Neuro path. Shin and hlm, illf'aH'-i.. nrroiui .1,,, I'hrnnic ch. K...n3 lailcri. Appen dicitis. f'onstiT(tli,n. tiow.d trnn utf?: alt kinds ttf Ohrnnlr Id gpnarn socc-sfti:iy tn-al.-d. t'nll Main Itnoin 1, 2. .1. .'roild Hoor CooihiitR llidir.. opnonii. 8tar Thlr. ff,- Ilonm. 10 to 12 a- m.. 1:30 to f.:(Mi p. in. ConstiltMlon fn. 3--tf Theatres ulalion followed there, forinma won and lust in the iwlr.kiiitK f an t ye figures as. the nettlnK of the HtroiiK coniedy-drauui announced by the Shcrrj Theatre mamiRc- menl. It ia the finned "i.ltth Johnny Jones." showing today for the. last time. Johnny Hints lius the atarrlnp part. Kven before he assumed this role, crlttcB had dulihed him the "CleorKe .M. Cohan of the screen," hy reason of ti is vivacity and effer vescent humor. Me i8 B.ild to give the film verion what his proto type gave the staK" one. Those who know his previous work can not doubt his ability to give the rolo every Ml of comedy and spar kle and punch it deserves. Johnny I lines supporting cast consists of Windham Siandlnif. Margaret Seddon, JtuheH i'j'ior, Molly A1 alone, (JeojKe Webb, Mer vyn l.eltoy. I'aullne Kreneh, "Fat" Cur, and Itrownte, the Wonder lot, Arthur Itossou direct d and Itaymond Sclirock uvnariohi-'d the production. comedy BhowiiiK, "Only a llus band." "The Cheat" Features Pola Negri Has Happy Ending. A picture- story with a happy .TdinK for Tola Nt-Kri! That Ik HoniHhinK v.-hlch tlio admlrero or this c'H.diruled sen'on star will si'f In 'Tli rhi'at." li-r latent PIAVO TUNKRS BXPKUT TTANO TIJNINO Clenn and voice your plnno without extra chargo. Work Knranteed. Call Nowlln Hook Storo for Ap pointment. Hoy E. Phillips. 4-ir.-tf FRATERNAL DIRECTORY . O. O. M. Trfi Cirnnde I-odpe No. 860 Loyal Order of Moose, holds regular meetings every Thurs day night at 8 p. m. nt Odd Fel lows hall. Eastern Oregon Moosehcrirt' T-eglou of the World" No. lCIMiicets'Reconil Monday of each month. The Women's ' Mooseheart Legion No. . 3'jSi nieeta every sicond and fourth . Thursdays of each month. Visi tors alw-ays welcome. Dr. A. N.. MayvlUe.; Dlctalor. C S. Shultz. Secretary.. B. P. O. ELKS La Grande Lodge No 433.. Lodge meets each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Home nnd club privileges cheer fully extended to all Drother Elks. Do LHe Green. Kxalted Ruler. Mood Eckley, Secretary. V. O. EAGLES. Aerie No. 259, meets every Friday night at Eagles hall. Visiting members welcome. Harry T. Edwards. Sec. Everett Walker, W. P. MODERN WOODMEN of AMER ICA La Orando ("amp No. 7703 meets on the first Thursday eve ning of each month. In the K. of P. hall. Visiting Neighbors welcome. El) DROWN, V. C JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerkk. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD La Grande Camp No. 1C. Meets every Montlay night at Eagles hall. All visiting Neighbors wel come. Dues payable at office of the Clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Grande National Bank Building. E. E. Silvis, C. C. 11. J. Kitchen, Clerk. A. F. nnd A. M. La Grande Lodge No. 41. A. F. and A. M. holds regular meetings first and third Fridays at 7:30 p. ni. Cordial welcome to all Masons. Fred E. Kiddle. W. M. E. R. Rlngo. Secretary. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cross Lodge No. 2 7 meets every Monday evening In Castle hall ( It. of P. Hall), at 8 p. in. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knights. Dr. J. E. Woodell, C. C. C. L. Graham. K. R. S. O. E. S. Hope Chapter No. 13 O. E. S. holds slated communica tion the second and fourth Wed nesdays of each month at 8: (hi p. m. Visiting members cordially welcomed. Nulla K. En';in, W. M. Anna S Orovo. Secretary. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ff Pof? DO COMS I D0NT EB LAV ESS? SI ,TA3-60 AKO ) $fflr---rY 1 VCOP. QUESTION?, f- Wry r OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo GO ON OOK PEPS.ONAL NO TP FOR frsooo.? LIS.TGN: HAvenr we bgbw ppeTTY coop Fp.ieNts-picHT along? Paramount picture, produced by (iej-ge Kii.ninurice, which will bo on view nt t he Arcado theatre for three days commencing' today .The story or "The Cheat" deal whh a wealthy pirl of I.uUn-Am-erlcan parentage who, to avoid wedding an old man, chosen by her father, elopes with a young American, in Pari she Is loved by an arl swindler disguised a: an East Indian Princu who . follows her to -" w Vork. The girl Is dis inherited by her fulher, .and un uxed to proverly, she acceptn the ;uj(posed Hindu'.'! oiler of money w.t I- which to gamble. At firsi ;;he winy, and, well from this point on. the. action Is rapid and race.'! swiftly to ojio of the finest ei im sen. .i-ver' seer, op thi screen. The rtldiil;; lM h:ipi ' The part of the; husband 'Is "played by Jack Holt, popular Paramount star, while the role, of the dls-,uised Hindu princ Is In thu capable hands ni Charier. de Roche, the fanioui l-'rencl: screen. stur. ' SALEM, Ore. Llltle Palrlcia Livenley. 2-year-ob daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. . A. Livcstey, fell from a second ulory- window of hei parents' home'siriking ii-r head on the pavement. Tiie child wan un conscious for -s e v oral hours. ibui wiu: rt'pcrted, us recovering. ! - The Llvesley family hud made jail arrani.'om'nts to leave for Cali fornia inil lhn packing or Irun'.is Ion the set'oiul Door of (lie home was in progress! In some way the child unlocked one oi the windows. stepped on a protruding ledge hit!1 fell to the pavement below. 1 Mr. Llvesley is 'u prominent hoj dealer In this section of ih slate Wiesbaden Thentcr licbulH WI ES MAD EN ( A P ) .The for mer royal theater which was de stroyed by fire aj;t summer ha. ooen rebuilt In record time with runds gathered from all parts of the world and reopened with a performance of "Lohengrin." The Prussian government, the municipality of Wiesbaden and friends of the theater who have enjoyed the performances while living in this resort city, nil join ed lit the campaign for f tinds to restore the historic theater. Many Americans contributed to the fund. Mlignllon H Promised. HOD!! UIVKIt. Or. District At torney linker, who was In Portland when finvernnr Pierce Issued hlr edict to the diclrlrt nttttriiey's ai: Hociation thai two atrentu from the Hlnt. prnhl enforeemenl off lee would lie m nt lo each county, de el a red today no f ii'ida from fines eolheted in Hood Uever iro lllhillon C'iiHes would he i:i:ide n vailahle for the governor's npeci:il agents. (Jovernor PlerCn deetnred t'i:il he would expert bin auenfs to h. no financed. Mr. linker de.-lar.-d ; I M any such attempt here would re iinlt In litigation. A " minotHj 'J CALCIUM CYANIDE TO BE USED FOR SQUIRREL ATTACK Sl'O K A N E Wasn. f AP) St or -re of xo.hoi pounds of calcium cyanide, to be used In a concerted attack this season on the Columbia ground squirrel In eastern Wash ington, has hee'n made here, ac cording to an announcement by Virgil Pallon. county agricultural agent. Relween 20,000 and 25,0110 pounds of the chemical will be used In. Spokane county during the coming season to combat the ac tivities of Ihe pest, Mr. i'atton said, nnd the work will probably behi about March L Experlmenli: conducted last dur ing l!(23. the county agent said, tended in show that tin- gas form ed by ihe use of calcium cyanide and moist lire was more efficient In most cafies: than polntmed oats. However, he added, ' farmers wlih '-tbfliy srmutT pTitchep'drisrrotiytdmd cultivation surrounded by large areas of w.tsnt lnndcould not pro tect their land to advantage with anything but poisoned oats. Extensive orders for the cyanide have been placed by Whit man county wheat growers, It was re ported, besides heavy demands from 1 'end Oreille, anil Stevens conn I y. Thirty 1 hoiisund pounds will be required for Whitman coun ty while Pend Oreille and Stevens pooling their amounts with Spo kane county, desire another 3.mui poum! lor February delivery. When the milliner says. "It has such i'. youthful effect," 11 meuns I hat she is getting ready to ask about ftL'ft or rnorn. MONUMENTS ORDER THAT MONUMENT NOW We have made a pro found study of monument building, and an order placed in our hands is sure to receive faithful, intelli gent execution. We Will Gladly J-'umlsh Blue Mountain Marble Granite Company SOU a Aii, la Cranio, Ore cop A Call in .? J r s 1. tTk I . - I' -f 1 "A CHICKEN, y - L2Z BRSTONS Hit GOOD SERVICE Rail Amalgamation Gives Tetter Train Service to English People. UNlOX. (AP) ltetter nnd cbenper railway service for the people of KiiKlund, Scotland nnd Wales ore anions tlm results of the first year's working of the amal gamation of 1 u railway compan ies into four groups, ncconnnK to a statement Issued on behalf of tbe:of suburban lines of other uroims companies. Heavier expenditure und new capital outlay have been needed for the improvements which have been accomplished, ami may con tinue to be needed for some time.! according to the statement. How-! ever, the travelling public has Harry Moore of Pendleton is at a benefited by the reduction of pas- hold in this city In u serious con senger fares from the abnormal dltion us the result of Injuries sus rates which ruled after the w'ar to tulned in an automobile south of only 50 per cent more than, thelhere nt 5 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. pre-war rigures. u reduction which ' Moore were on their way home was Inaugurated at the tltn of the from a southern trip. Mrs. Moore, amalgamation of the lines at the'wb- 'is drtvinti. drove her auto beginning or 1!23. There have, mobile Into the ditch to avoid strik been corresponding reductions in '-- excursion and other cheap fares. Freight rates were reduced durink' lb' year to u generul aver age of, fill per cent more than pre war figures. Dock charges at the various railway-owned docks also have been reduced- t Extensive programs of excursions fully equal if not superior to thosei in force before the war. have been ti feature of the past year, and tin popularity of these , cheap trips! from "anywhere to anywhere" wasl Illustrated In the ministry of trans- port statistics for August, when ex- curslon and week-end passengers' totalled more than 2l.ooo.(niu ori about double those of August )!)?:. According to the railway com-1 panics, among the first results of grouping were the grently reduced times occupied In Journeys between "London und Seoltand. the south TO DARKEN HAIR APPLY SAGE TEA Look Young! Bring Back Its . Natural Color, Glots and Attractiveness Common ermlen face hrewed into a lieavy ten. with sulphur added, will turn pray, streaked and fttded hair lteatitifuliy Hark anil luxuriant. Jiwt a few npliratioiiK will prove a ijevplnitem' if your hair I fading, ;l t paked or uray. Mixing he Sage Tiu iinf Sulphur reeipb at liomc tlinugti, is niujleuwie. An easier way is to aet' a bottle of Wyetli's Sngo and Suljilmr Compound at any (iru Htorn all ready for use. This is the old-time-reeipn improved hy tae addition of other ingredients. While wifcpy, gray, faded hair is not sinful, we all desire to retain our yotitjittUappenratice and attractive ness. Hy darkening your hair with Wyeth's Siige'and Sulphur Compound, no one can tell, ticrnipw it does it so naturally, m evenly. Viat just dnmHn a sponge or soft brush with it and craw tnis through your hnir, taking one small strand at. a time; by morn ing all gray hairs have disappeared, and, after another application or two, your liftir becomes beautifully dark, glossy, soft and luxuriant. a it i the Night I m si . j, :.: , ,.,.,J.J jnnd west of Kntrlnnd und otlie t parts of the country. Some of th' i cms In previous iUick si times have been exceptional, particularly !t-n the cast and west count routes to ! Scot land. A new record has been set. up by the tireat Western whh ;its Swlmlon to 1'addlnRton run of 77. .1 miles in ?&' minutes, an aver age speeil of kl.K miles an hour. The rotlluK stock, ptiHscnKer nnd freight, of all Kt'Olips is in process of stftndordiKUtion. both ns to color and design. j Altogether, schemes of extension i und development of rati ways nnd ulocks, cost in from 1 5(i.utni,0(to to ; 'tM,miii,iM)i), have been decided ; upon durlnir the past year, anil will ns rapidly as possible be put Into operation. Klectrlficutlon developments on the Southern Kail way have been commenced, and the electrification is under consideration. These schemes will provide employment throughout the country for a. lu re number of men. Woman Aulolst Hurt. COTTAGE GROVE. Ore. Mrs. CREPE Wc have the prettiest assort ment of Cotton Ci'cpc you would wish to choose from. The assortment consists of plain, fancy stripe, flower and figured patterns. Ranging in price from ?i yards for $1.00 to -18c a yd. Andrews9 Variety Store Service - Economy ' nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooocoooooooooooo I A r niuin a juj fiNOWJItASS & ZI.MMKUMAN Exclusive All of our tlmo devoted to ono business Punornl Servlco. Tears of experience has enabled tie to care for nnd prepare for burial your Jovcd Ones In a kind and gcntlo way. We help you make, all arrangements. Our ambulance servlco at any time, day and night. eooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooonoooooooooooooo FURNITURE EXCHANGE We Pay Best Prices for USED FURNITURE Or Will Exchange for New Ed. Donohue 474-J iiiK u boy on u bicycle. In another accident car drive by A. J. Willing of Rurhngnm. Calif., was struck by im aulomo- bite driven by llranl Kwcfi of Wal ker. None in either car was ser lously injured except the Sweei boy. The accident happ tu-d a Walkei Station, four inih-ti nor:! of here. i:lni.llllon tu Doubt. MAI. KM, Ore. Whether Gover nor Pierce will grant extradition papers for the ret urn of Ralph Avery to Vancouver, Wash., where he is wanted on a charge of sell ing stolen property, will not be de termined until the executive has lime to confer with I. II. Van Win kle, utiorney-general, and Com municate with Governor Darl oi" Washington wit h relation wr cer tain phuses of the alleged crime. The extradition hearing was held here. Wllh Judge LitRer-eM of Portland repres-.nl lag the defen dant. The disirlet attorney ol ( Marlvn county, WushltuYUm, ap peared for Ihe proseeul Ion, WHOOPING COUGH Hard on child hard on parents. Coutrol dreadful whooimiB nnd coughing, help toquiet tdfeop with CHAMBERLAINS COUGH REMEDY ' Every user U a friend ami n igiit t Fir & Jefferson You'll I-'Jimi ::itH a Live Wire Conci-ni for handling i:ieetrlc Mo tor and generator ri-pulra. Our superior fuel lit ten. trained organization and moderate rhnrgt'a awni'o saliMl'aetloiu lUllsoii Madn I,iinipH H.&S. Electric 107 Dept. St. Ph. :i:i-w Aeross from I'cuncys "A BY BLOSSER . -"f Tin- ma ai ion bfor Oavwmr Pierce at the orea.nl time -H wJuther ihe defe ndant, can bn ejt-J tradiled while" under. Tiarole'AvJR (.. it. i... I.. .it It.-rwl I CARE'S: JANUARY SALE :, $1.00 Cash: Sl.OO Mo.. Wiil buy 910.00 . worth Cash; $2.50 Mo. 1 Will buy 52.".00 worlh . $5.00 Ciwh; $3.00 Mo.; Will liny 50.00 worth' 57.50 Cash; $7.50 Mo. Will buy S75.00 worth 7 $10.00 Cash $10.00 Moj' Will buy $100.00 worth Kcnu'iubcr! " NO INTKREST AT JANUARY SALE BOYS f V Wagons '' Velocipedes . Cocyclc ; ' Bicycle " Skiis Snowshoes ICIdu ilio Kuw, : Modern, ? Ilf'llllil IttlHMI'fl 13 mul ird'ossfiicr I.A (JKANDB - JOSEPH STAGE LINE ':. '', Leave La Grande at 7::!0 A. M., 0:30 A. M: 11:30 A. M. and 3:30 P. M, 4 It()l!.l TUN'S llAHiY,,', Choosi tli Conirorlablc, Kiito btnKO for Vour Trip 77, UNION-LA GRANDE AUTO STACK TI.MI, I.cnvi'il Union 8:30 A. M. 11:011 A. M 2:;i(l I". M. 4:30 I'. M. taiiik ,; lA'ttVfH I,n ;rnii(l(i ' 0:311 A. M. 1:iio I'. M. ' 3:30 P. M. : B:1B P. M. ' Kiimlnyft -t I.pavrs Loaves 7 . I'nlon T,a (Jranilo 1:00 V. M. 5:15 P. M,, Sntnrtliiy NlKllt SiMlala..' r,cnvo.4 Graves , . Ciilon 141 tit-antlo 7:00 1'. M, 11.01) P. M, ll'Atr(l Cars I. i. l)rl,Al, Mnnaecr. ., BUICK Southard & Shinn Agents Rocsfh I51rl)j. 49c Wc Want Poultry Also Union Creamery Company;.!; La Crandc, Ore. ' " J your; ;, . IS GOOD 7' ' At Y F.L.Lilly Belter ii