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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1924)
i.i Monday, February 1ft, 1924. Pnr FT EVEN THE LA GttANDE EVENING OBSERVE?, La Grande "Hunchback" to Open Arcade Pain On Thursday, Fortnnafn lndeil in Oh artor lucky enmitth 1" luivn u rolr In n pioiIiK'Oon whlrh Hcorcn out' of Ihit highest. liilH In On history of tht clii'-nta art, hut. when ho co.iii'ft rlKhl- l'k iiH u (V;tlurMl nifinin-r of Out Dist of another iirotlmtlon liit'l'-'l ' hunt uf (MjUntly Kivtil, he can sun-ly I"' nunl to hi- u t'hiltl of d.stiny. Such Is I'lrncHt. Tom-.neo, who plays (fcnc of t hi- prinrinul roli-s In "'nu' Hunchback of Noirt )ami!" which opens its local en f.'ift,'i'iticnt al the Arcade on Times- Torivncn wits Riven lavish prair.i for his work In "The ( 'owred Wii i;nn." hnl all who have seen hhn In tin- new ' I 'nlversal production admit that he lias accomplished a jitrce of art thut will ;o down Into Msiory. Jn "The. Hunch buck of Sot re l)anift" his part is second only lo t hat of J,on (Miuney, t he : Mar, who portrays tin; role of "Oiiasirnodo." Torre nee will he 1 en as lopin, Kln or the t n- ,1U -v., .,.,: derwoild." It is no reflection on cither man to say that wl! h any other man than Chancy In the title role. Torrence would have "stolen" (lie Ktellnr honors. WANTED WANTKHfc Fiifnituro and House holil goods. 1 pay hlKlmat prices. Pon't sull until you call mo. Phone G13 J. Houghton Furni ture Co. 12-1 8-tf WA.Ti:i Position 03 liooltUi'i'P t. Cnn Kivo ruriTi.nccH. Phone M. :n. J :!-iL'.ir TOR HUNT Thrco fui-nlnlii.il Jioufu'lif'i'pinK rooiiiti. $!5.li'l P'T "no.. Jiiinily to Iho mill. ill! l.nlco alrcul. 2-lll-:ilp roil HUNT Two lioiisi'lici'plnu ! ronniM V. llh liulli. Phoni. :.il I -W. J L'-ln-:i!p l-'(lt lilcN'T A two room filrnijih house. Phone I17X-11. S-m-'JIn; FOR SALE FOR SAIK OR HXI'HANHH-On" hundred neres, mile from F.lnln. 4r, fnllrwheut: 12 nllalfa; water riKht. Jl'n part, ifrli I'nke oily property, nil or rice $70110.110. John Haln. KlBln. Ore. 2-9-2wp FOR SAUK Wild hay und liniothy inixeil. 'Two miles from town. In slark ov delivered. Phone Fann ers fiX4. 2-lS-tf FOR SAIil-1 Straw and paslure. Write f: McAnish', Alirel. X 2-14-Clp FOR SAfcl'l - Horse, lillKSy and heritesm Phono IN(i-.f. 2-lll-Mp FOFND In front of Men's Wear, ludy's leather purse. Inquire Ob server. 2-1(1-21 business Directory O.STKOrATIliC I'll VSICIA.N , DR. J. U nnd DR. MARGARET INQr.W Osteopaths, Spinal CurvalUru and Diseases of Wo men nod children a specially. Office plione Main 100. Resi dence phone Main 100, 2 ring's. Rommef Bids. PHYSIOiiN-SIIROEON Dr. l' 1 Ralstonl'raetlee limited to the eye, ear, nose and throat, and fitting of jrl.nssefl. New Foley Uldu. Main 77S. 1-l-lni , ATTORNEYS COCHRAN & ERERHARO Geo. T. Cochran and Colon R. Elier hard. A.ttoineys. I.a Grande Na tional Hank Hnlldine. CHIROPRACTOR Mil. REIjI.E MYERS. Chiroprac tor Nejw 1'Oley Rllildinf?. Koin-S 10 to lli a. nt., 2 to 5 p. in., nnd 7 to 9 p. m. 7-24-1 f PR. J. K. WOODKI.I. Chiroprac tor andNalniopath. Skin and blood disc ases, headarhes, ap peodleiMa. hackaohos, rheuma tism, asthma, erzoma, varicose veins. Jill hinds of stomarh, heart njtd liidney trouble aue cessfnlly treated, lilood pressure reduced Diseases of wonir-n nnl children speelalty. Suite 20 BomnioD, HId. Phono 4H7-W. Rosldenro Phone 1!Ki-W. ATl'RK CVAli: Vfl. A. N, MAYVJI.I.K-Hpeeiallst in chronio diseases. Methods. Meeharm-Thernpy and Nat nro path. HUin and blood dlsefiBes. nervous dlBcastv'' -'hronie i-Joad-Be.he, Jiczomn . Solution. Appen dicitis, Constipation, bowel trou ble; oH kinds of Chrome Di seases successfully treated. Call Main rs.'t. Room l. . 3, second floor ffoolldfTH Hhlc. opposite Ptar Tljeater. Office Hours. JO to 12 nw m.. 1:30 to f.:00 p. in. Consul thtt on frte. a-4-tr PIANO Tl'MIKS EXPERT1 PIANO TUNING Clean and voice your piano without Classified Want Ads ' Theatres Graphic Story of New York, Night Life On at Sherrys Today. The pjilrons of the Sherry thea tre were very ellt luisiast ic yos tenhiy in the reception they uc oorded "Jlrljrhl UKhhi o.' Ilroinl- wity, i he lateKt oi lerinj: o; crin cipa! I'lclurcii ( 'orporuUon whirl! hekins U two-day enKaKeinint. "OrlKlit MkIiI t o: llroudway" K'ra ph lea 1 1 y and vividly tell ) thn .-dory ot a country fciiT;i experi enci':i lu he;- stniKfih! to read; On lop of i he ladder on Now York's Ureal Whit" Way. and it has everything that ko;: to iruilui Up r. Micccssl u! iiloture. Thu di recto. Webster ( "umphrll, has unfolded lib tulci wit h cotiKiiuunaid . skill and an even tempo. Start ttiK off with a quiet, simple situation, the narrative hulhb: and hullds unl', finaHy, it culminates In a climax of dynaml cint entity, and (he Inrffo uudlcnco which was present at tho opening performance ($avo marked evidence of its spell. The cast, which is uniform in Hh excellence. Is headed hy the popular favorites, Lowell t Sher man, prei tv and appealing I lor Ik Kenyon and Harrison Ford. Also showinff n comedy. extra charge. Work Rtiarantped. Call Newlln Book filoro for up pointmont. Itoy E. Phillips. 4-U.-II FRATERNAL DIRECTORY U. O. O. M. Ta Grnndo I.odo No 850 l.oynl Order of Moose, hoidf regular mwetinKS every Thurs. day night at 8 p. m. at Odd Fol lows hall. Eastern Oregon Mooseheart Lesion of the World No. 111!) rneels second Mondny ol each month. The Woinen'p Mooseheart l.ngion No. :itl meets every second nnd fourth Thursdays of each month. Visi tors nlwuys welcome. Dr. A. N. Mayvlllo. Ulctutor C. S. Rhultz, Secretary. 6 B. P. O. El.KS I.n Grando I.odfii No 4:i:i. I.odpe meels eacl Thursday evening at 8 o'clock Home and club privileges cheer fully extended ; t-' all Brothel Elks. ...... V le I.llo Green, Exaltod Riilar Mood Ecltley. Secretary. P. O. EAGLES, Aerlo No. 2f9 meet's every Friday nifcht al Eaglea hall. Visiting meinhorh welcome. Harry T. Edwards, Sec. Everett Walker, W. P. MODKIIN WOODMEN of AMER ICA La Giomlo C'ump No. 770! meets on the first Thursday eve ning of each month, In the, K of P. hall. Visltlnc Neluhborf welcome. ED ItliOWN, V. C. JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerlik. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD L,a Grando Camp No. Moots ' every firr.t and third Monday nttfhts nt Eagles hull. All visit Inj; Neighbors welcome. Duop payable at. office of the Clerk. Rooms 21-22. I.a Grando Nation al Hank Building. E. K. Rilvls, C. C. R. J. Kitchen, Clerk. A. P. and A. M. La Grando T.odfjc No. 41. A. P. and A. M. holds regular mcclinR-s first and third lYfda.ys at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcomo to all Masons. Fred K, Kiddle, W. M. E. R. Rlngo. Secretary. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cross Lodfe No. 2 7 meets Cvery Monday evening In Caslln hall K. of P. Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visiting KiilKhts. Dr. J. E. Woodell, C. C. C. I,. Graham. K. R. S. O. E. S. Hope Chapter No. 13 O. K. K. holds stated communica tion the second and fourth Wed nesdays of each monlh at S:00 p. m. Visiting members cordially welcomed. Netla K. Eakln, W. M. Anna 8. Grove, Reorotary. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS If WAiMT ME'SIN-OCHoOSE'llf DYA VJANT ME I -i if,! . '-'pTI ( . . ITI'f j'f llf ' W FBECkLES OUT W vmorkikoNWS S T'UELP FIX VEH S VEAH- BUT I NI'IJ Sfy'! VIUY Dr All, I'LL 3 Ef lJX i . 1 1 1 1 1 J I i PLAVIN',TAS Jsa-V radio VMUT J RADIO, FRECKLES? ( BETYA DIDN'T" B 'fWy VA CALL W POP J V PoPTCix L 51 eEE.TWATS- S ' . r h, .? s BROKE LAST J -,' ITOOKA'LACM f 7 POTlTTfeSTHEC M j cmir? ije C4.N rr-UZ M(M3 V V FONMV-wVPoP fe. ;, V CLOCK APART J i TM0O3H-1 r- ATU S FIX (T, 7 BET A E-P'TllINg-UEfCr7 f CAlD TU' SAVE TUINS J t'W (Norma Talmadge Is j Blackmailer in Movie At Arcade Today. Sent to prison for a (! mini her girl com mil t i d. Saved from an r.iiempi clde. Inith('-rl into it Imu 1 u mailers working only "w taw." Speciallini; in breach of suit.;. Sworil tO tfet SiU,H'' Vv'Hl the en ployer who "sent her up" ,:n e: ample. .Married (o his son i: jp- :: of obtaining vejjj.a.ire. L;.! nt;:j how Oiifi don't work out :is phi: ned. Tin He fire some of the draimt and rotnanlic things tliut happen toj Norma Talmadffe, mi Khiry Turner, In t he screen version ot 'Within tho Law." the l-'irsl National pic i ure di reeled hy I'Yanl: I doyd, which wilt hc hIiou n id t he Ar cade Theatre on Monday Alary Is a :ood rtrl at hear! and everything of course, tumu onl welt. It is said to In- Norma Tal- madtfe's Idlest emotional role inj motion plot un s, ami surrouiPitfiff : her is a cast of exceptional talem.j Her leudillK mat! 1s Jr.ck Mtllh:tll. Elderly Primers Keen Up Illinois Traditions I SI'KIXOFIKI.I). 111., (AD 1 vo Jllinoiw printers. Mrs. Til 1 lo j Hodtfe, So, of Tisltilwa, and Col, i W. X. nates, K4, ol' IVkln, claim; llslinciion of hi-inv; the oiiiewi ac- live primers in the I'niled .'ilnle. Uoih uro' hand comiKisitors and both are a! work over their cumm evei-y work day in the week, .Mrs. UodKC in the offices of tho Tis kilwa chief, a weekly newspaper, and i 'ol. Jtates in hit! own print diop in Pel; in. Airs. Hodj;o nn heen connected with newrtpaior work ever hIiici her 'teens when nhe worked I ho office of tho Jiureau County Popuhllo. where she learned to set lypo by hand. Later she went lo "hloaffo, and when President T.ln iohi was assaslnated slit ludpod "hand piko" the story of the event 'or a Chicago morning ni-wspiip-T. Since thut. (lino .Mrs. Hode has worked in tho South und in sev eral purls or the Middle West. She was married in l.st;s, hut returned o her trade, when her husband died In 1SKS. Mr;;, llodtfe is ro markiibly act Ivo, lor her ao. She is ji ntmb-nt of ph.ieial eul- luro and Is a busy reader, keeping ' well informed n current fiues- 'fll.S. , ' Col. Pates learned tho printing Irado in l,n Fayei'.o, Jndlana, at, : 'he uko of PI. working. on a morn- nu paper ami. selling tne typo by 'ho lifihl of Inllow candles. He still ha; tin- stick in which he set hl:t irst type, In those dayri there was not a duirp division between tho work f tho editorial stall" and the ;amo men that wrot ( the now t)Hpor .pft. u, M't ,:lt up. prinfod it ind Ooiivered it.- Mr. Pales has lono oonsldorabif' report ink' in 'onnoction with hi!! work on var oiis newspapers. After work In ( on h-evei'sl pnpern In Chfenn and m One Bay tablets fp' BROMO QUININE Tablets be&n immediately to counteract tho activity of Col:!, Grip and Influ enza Germs and bring to a sud den stop the dangerous work of these dreaded disftiso fiurrm in the human body. BROMO QUININE Tablets quick ly render these Kcnns poworless and completely destroy their organic existence. The Tonic and Laxative Effect of Laxative BROMO OUIMNE Tablets is very benelicial to the system at cli times. Tlie box bears this signature Price 30c. Te w Machine Works a-VJ K ) (Automotive parts) Ml f Laxat,vo x - :l: nBromo fa KG- OUTBURSTS OF FVKRT5TT TRUE r ? -: 'VriS IT'S MDC OUT I-JUT OP VOU H S'OlBiS ownstato Mr. Pates enlisted In t v:-;-!.i r i:iieimnJ ' i pur tqvqu, m.. tob. lint r"- - -"I uf V . jrf,'AAS'r.-iA - i feSvik -stiff 6. J JliMi'Vx lu&fe r'iV-- : i inUS'U and fought through the f'ivll War. At tho end of the war he ret ni-ned to pektn whoro he es tablished his own shop In 1S70. Mr, Pate;; Is commander of the local post of the Grand Arijiy of the Pepiibllo, which ho oru-nnifcod, and is considered an authority on local history. ' i hi;cii i:xpi:MHTi'iti:s ptu itK.ASh: as iti:ri;M"rs I'llDM VAXllS INCItKASK PAP1M. Tho French economic .'dt nation Ui shown In a merles of tables in l.e Matin, rurnlshed by Kmmnniiei Pvnin, (dialrman of tho :i tidlt I lie- commit (co of the Phil ltl bcr of Deputies. Tho principal ' tables are those of civil nnd mil itary expondilurouind receipts are I from taxal ion. . j The former .shows a steady do i crease from 1 i P), when t ho total i wum :i5,:uri, oho. into francs, to 1!23, You will find the Leighton's I " jm DETROIT MB9 SPRINGS si-fes' For Replacements 2 The New Gwilliams' Electric Bakery s In Rocsch Building On Fir Street Wholesale Manufacturers of SUPERIOR QUALITY BAKERY PRODUCTS Our Pride "Gold Crust Bread" For Sale by All Lending Grocers Dow Family Squabbles Start BY BLOSSER Rv Condo vow rtist ; 1r - (vi C, lior IT'S COMING TMC CNC3 TR5T P(?SlSTi3 ill when the total wan 2:i.7rri,(tuo.(MiO s francs. Receipts from tnos In- creased from !i,7t7,oiio,(ioft francs ! in PM!) to (estlmaled) 2l,4 11 7.IKMI,. J mm franci in lyi'.'i. f ji Plctionarh's are funny. In de flnlnK a radical, ours doesn't ovei mention hlH hatred of railroads. LADIES You can earh have flno SAPIj; I I K And pay for IL on lnstullmont pMn. Peatillful Purs At very low prices CHRIS MILLER Will buy all th raw fnre offered for sale U-CAR MAKERS ' cuuoiKir'A'rinhiu one for your car at Welding & " : V& ) I m-T Income Tax Tips Nil. 22. In tho preparation of Taxpayers, their l!2:i Income t:ix reiurns, j should note curefully the diHtlne tion bolweon himlueHH 'penn' pnd cnpitiil oxpendlturoH. UiinIuihii c-j pensf'H are deductible, hut a capital! expenditure nuiy not he. i-'d- t.x -1 ample, a munulaid nrer nmy eteei a new bulldtnK ut u cost of $hhi, onii and spend on it durhiK Mm your $5 (Mi for repairn, Hiich a;t painllni; the roof, iH-plaoinK1 hroken windows, etc. The cohI of the In cidental repairs may he deducted, hut Ihe cost of the hulldliih' a co pit ul Investment, which is not deductible. Articles that will Imi! more linn: a year putvhuped for use In husl ness, trade or profe:lon are eon sidorod cnpiial invest menls. These include hoohH hoiiahl hy a lawyer, physician, or other professional man, t. sm-oon's Inst rumen Is. an expressman's truck, or a farmer's tractor. - 10 von when used wholly in car ryinur on a business, trade, or pro fession, t ho p u reh u ho price of an automobile is not deductible. I f used partly for bu.dness and partly for pleasure nnd convenience, i he cost of upkeep, uttsollne, repoirs. I LA GRANDE IRON WORKS twaciiim: shop and rouNmiY 111 Kinds of Machinery, Automobiles nnd Traitors Itepalred Overhauled anil lEelmilt Aci't.vleno Welding or All Kinds Cylinder Itoiln;; and Oversi.o I'lstmm Pninlishafts, Pistons and Piston Plus Kotfrouiul Clvo I s a Trial D. FITZGERALD Prop. ' Don't Say "Bread'' ' SAY SUPERFINE MADE WITH MILK For' Sale at All Grocers La Grande Bakery Formerly McPIierson Bakery La Grande, Ore. SUPPOSE You try two-party service it you ure dissatisfied with four. On two-party service you hear no ring except your own and avoid much of the inconvenience of wailin;; for a busy line. Although it costs the Company much more to furnish two-party than four-party service, yet the rate has been made only 25c higher so that the subscriber.", could avail themselves of this much more satisfac tory service. Home Independent Telephone Co. , 'etc., may he appori loned ucccrd-j (O.t ,'iiiKly and thai part utlrihutahle to, (ti.Ai liustnesH pin poses deduct ed aw u re ilUHinetlH C.VMMIMC. 1 fdrewilfi ! Necessary expenses incurr.'d mjiiiiedc:; Iho inainlenance uf . pi-opeiiy Icus-j rot.'iprni Cd lo oOiers may he deducted hy, h-i-j;:. jthe owner. 'I'lnso Include premiums) on lire insurance poliei( a. Ine eoM j !f water, llKlit, heal. ,tnuiloj- n -i -I . and minor repair!. r.oisii-iitors nov hwdmis nimisu cAitiMOT Mi:.Miti;' X( H ;T 1 1 A M I "i'( X. 1-:n (A. P.) i l-'roderiek Owen ltoheii.s. I'eu-j fduitK MiiiiKtir in tho l-abor t-jih-! liici', ,wau Die "nol:;iesi" of toni i kohk, his moi her sold rece:ill. to a ropre.sentative of the I-ivenuii Newt4, and developed mi en i' I y lih- hiK for music I'.ut as ho tried toj exirael thi:; from a cornet ho be- rame very unpopular In the hom:n and lim) to ho sent down iu the 1 garden lo praolloe. i,;uor he v;n entrii!t((l with a kettle-drum in tho village bund, and on arriviitH: at ear.s of i;reuler 1 Imccoi ieii .voting: Hubert! adopted tho violin. When M years of auo youii'T ItohertH started work in a newspa per office as compositor, ami spent ?) years at tho linotypo machines hel'oi'o taking up (rude unionism as u wliolotiuie occupation. Kob erts mother is postmistress nt th-1 I'.'ast 1 1 adorn post uf fu1'1, and, i re ceived the Hewn of hi:-i appfdnt meiit ns minlnter of pensions ow the telephtino. You'll J'liid 'i:hs u Live Wire for handling Kloctrle Mo tor and Generator rcpubvi. Our Huperlor faollilios. trained orKaniallou and moderate chariioa nssii' e satisfaction. lOdison Mn .da Lumps H. '& S. Electric 107 Dept. SI. Accost frji Ph. :ti):i-v JeilUO,VH o i ; -- ,o(l w, -:J ut r;:ov. i.v t Aii i vai.i-k-y. i,ii..-(.V H-y lh:in :'nt Imvi' .Jn-f-it 1 : Ill's v.-Inlcr in Hie vvmw-jf j v.A ttl w.ltt'i" :i:)'f ifv,-f ! oiirriilins; in 111., liilrti - ' ''in- i'''i' apfJiin ill !y IrllJU'ii . i-:.n;il" !i :rlnU ail't wito to nM::iin llii-.i' iuiMm: un .n! -uto thi mi,.hk- ,h.. ei. ,t (.no Uiu t tv.Ul v i" 'iitai.-"-' Thn Cor iot '! haf. Itivntlira Pails has returned,, ta co runts and decreed that, SliapeejH walst-llnoB Prol rudmi abdoniena H Jlky hi ps a ro pusao. The, enlarged walst-llno l not popular with women who care about t heir personal appear ance. Wear a PA CAMILLH and bo comfortable, A oompletu lino of tho different models al ways on liiirid. Mrs. lloht. Paiiison f'orsellfru Phone Ites. 1702 O'nlt OOC-otOOOOPOOOOOOOOOOOOOO'" o , a .. .O ihv. o i j -; i; leeel 'ivllll lull tlluffll THY US On Delicious Apples Potatoes o O-" Onions Wl) 1 1 II VI In TIimiI Unrfcnln o hi TMonti,!: 'lutnti'Vd o gDoiK.t: nu'iti.vri oau im 'I'm IS P ree mitii w UltpillliIiMIt A ClovclaiKl c ;.17 dofrcr.on o o ooooooooooorjoooooooobdbS UNION-LA GltANDE AUTO STA(5E I,( nvi'H r.cnvr.s '. ! V 1,'iiiim Ia ' 8::to A. M !t::in A. M. 11:00 A, M l:nn I. a:t:n M. I. M. 4::t0 I. M. 6:lti 1. M. SimtlajH f.riicH I'avt'jt I nl:n l.d (itiuxU. 1:0 I'. M. r:ir, M. Siiiimhiy N'Jhl SiktIuIh ' Trim' lirnvM t'fihin . I.n '(ft'.'inito 7:m 1. M. - 1 l4:tf(ha. ',M4 lli nlcil rnrt cV V ' " ' f I. J. IhlwM', Mnnntjcr CMS III I II I II I lip III! Ill IMI , .95. 5 r 3. tt'c Want P)u!lry AIsoE Union Creamery - Company La Grande, Ore. 1 I f 9J I J'l 11 WW '' i'.n::.ri: .WWII .nil.'. Un'T O "' OVIO I I'lll o O"'"'! o IO'"" or:s o i,., ' o., ,., i! J-. E "v