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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 18, 1924)
1 ?e nW Tnp?riay, March 1.9, VM. TTTTC LA -fiTUNPE EVENING ORSEJRVEE PAGE La Grande Balzac's- "Slave Of Desire" Coming To Arcade Soon. linn on iln l.alxnc lx regarded by (he most learned and and itKhiH criilrs of literature throuKhmit I ho world as Uic world's greati-m nov elist. Hf won thai rank thrnuKh liin ability n thinker, Htmh-nt. philosopher and analyst of the hu in:in Heart nnd the )) union mind. His novel Huh now hoen mude Into a motion picture under the lid' of "Slave of IK-alro," liy (ll! 1m i t 1'. Oablc for dial rlhul ion by (iotdwyn-Costnopolilun, li wuh di rected by th vHcrnii actor and di rector of tmth 8taf?e and Hrn-en, (i'-orKO l. linker, with u ;cant ln- elvidln? CleorKc WuIkIi, It ess to l.ove f'.iirnel MyerH, Kdward Connelly. C'orffo Periolnt, William Ornl joond, Wull.Vun and othcrH. Jl. will lie iho attraction for three dnytt ni tlio Arcade theatre, beginning Thursday. The underlying theme of this Hiory that every one puyt for what he wuntH und kmh out of h told In surh n fawetnntln WANTED PAI.ES.MAN WANTKI) On of lh? oldfHt urori'ry firms In thc norllnvoHl, wholOHtilinK direct to ronstnnfr Irado, ltus opnnine for ftalosinnn In OriiRon. ntilro U uvonue bctwoen 5 and 7 p. m. 3-12-01 WANTKD RnwinK. Will coma to hoilHC Pliono S-J. 13115 8lh SI. Mrs. Nora Wbb. 3-ll-0ip WANTED riastPI-lnfr. All work gtiorantoed. rhono 207-rt. 2-27-1mp FOR RENT VOn TIKNT SlPtnlnir room. a: Main. 3-17-21 FOrt ItKNT Two or thrn room npnrlnunt', Innulrc s7 N Avo. 3-17-2IP l-'OH RKNT" l-'urnlBlintl modern 2-room apartment. K17 4th, ror. 4tll, SprlnK and Tilh. Rts. 3-1 7-tr T'Olt ItKNT 4-ronnt lioiiHti Atlams and t'ednr. -Newllll Hook & Sta tionery Co. 3-1 4-lf VOU HKNT Mode.rn rooms, rlos in. 1T.10 Adams. fl-14-tf FOR SALE l'OH SAU-; Chevrolet, touring car. , ('heap. Inffuire Kino V av-nue sfter 5 p. m. :i-!7-t f-'OR SAI.K We have several i heavy and 4 inch wagons. Just the wagon for lumber haul ing. We aro selling at" a bargain as wo have replaced our wagon equipment, with trucks. Sllotwell Cont meting Compnny, -ler mis ton, Oregon. 3-lTi-fit l"Oit HAI.K Hing, Lambert and Uoyal'Ann cherry trees. Other j fruit and shade I reei(. I'rices! reasonable. Will deliver. J. 1. f Weaver, I nion. Ore. 3-Ui-7tpj VOW SALK OH WILL TKADIC j Marmon louring car in good condition, Tor city property. Can see car ut IMaylo. Oil Co. Phone ri:i-w. 3-12-ir! KOlt SALK Good wild and thno-j t)iy hay ittixed two mtlcs from La Oramle. J'liono I-'armcrs 5X4.! 3-14-tfj FOIJ, SALK SOO e.wes with lambs.! I. D. Stages, Keating, Oregon. 3-S-l(ltpi . : I FOR SALK Team, wagon and. harness. Cull 227-J. :t-7-i:Mpj For Sale Modern 5-room ho.ise, plaster-. M, plumbed, wired, furnace, dou-! bit garas;, in splendid condition.' Located on Oak street. Trie J:,7ua. Lot mo Bhow yon this' property. Vour-ronm plastered house, wi--'1. cement walks, garage, on Sec ond street near mill and shops. I'rice $1,700. Five-room houso, with built-in '''aturr.s, well arranged an at tractive home, Rii-raire. lawn "I'lenilicl r si.l.'Mlinl district M.7n. I.ihcral terms i" Tile Interlhr of tills liejv lvll p P''.il to ou. One nf tlio jrfTat 10-aere tracts f'ljaofnl lo jffii rlty. fan he. se cured wiyr a payment of only1 ,i.i(i.ylilfi must he seen lo hn. lr.-nfrtl. InveHllitale. :n acres In rriiildale. Willi "mipment. This is the timn nf the, year that surh properly should move and tho price and tirnis will appeal to you. Geo.H.Currey "Itr.AI.TOIl" wal Estalo Ixiaus Insoranrr Classified Want Ads Theatres way, through charuct.-rf, bo liunian and underHtundnble, thai li Ik one ,nf Die world's immortal elaHsies. t.Mr. Oahh ' Merei-n version In faith Jful io Die ttphli or the author ami !KiveM .some veraeioiiN Klitu.H-H o' ...ii.m mo in nio early yuan of the nineteenth nntnry. Then are aeverul Hi. etaelutnr eplsod-K which aid in making "Kluve of th-nir-" one nf .h-, yi-ar's Idjr photojilayH. "The Rat," Mystery Play Coining to Arcade, Known Internationally I'Myhm this way "The Hal." Rreat.-Kl of all inymery plays unil the onci play llial has made more llwiilrl-.l l.lot .1 ... - "ln"J iii.m any uinrr five pluyn ever produced In the jiicrican llieater. Yen, and for that mailer, in any tlitnier on the Klohe, 'The Hal" conns lo li.lni? n real international lill of any play ever produced. Slop for a moment In look ul its record. Il swept the I'nloil States llk a whirlwind, li him Leen Iho ;i-.-:it.-sl Am. Tic, hi ot even In prc-nur linn's ilial a fii-niiliic t;nolyear Tlrr re,iilre so little Investment. A. Good Thing - DON'T MlbS IT. Send oar naoia tnJ addreim plainly ffrulcutogeuitr with 0 ccnu au4JU ihpl ItfVaauibt'ilam AieJicuui Uoioa. Iowa, and receiufTretura m 'rittl package con utmtffsC ha uar Iain's 'Jougfi lUuitilriMi'toughij, colda, crouis orouchiidWUri anj wlioopiug cnuphb, ual tickling throat; Chainherlaina tStuui icb aud Liver Tablets for itoaiacli trou ttles, inJigettliou, gamy paina that crowd '.lie heart, bilioiiuitan and constipation; Chaaiherlnin's Halve, needed ia every Villi I jr for burnt, sctUls, wvundt, piles, and tkto atleciteiu; tlieso Taiud fninily nediciuea for onljr 0 uctiU. Don't mias it GRANDMA KNOWS Hafcland, the famous S win Tonic, U a reliable tamilv reindv.J-P"d for vrom- cn she ha known this wonderfully successful ramay since im. She knasVs that it is a pure vet table oomnound that bni delicate women robustftalth incrase the apnpsfe- causes purf, life-givimjlood to flow thtfcugh tKaHSody, invigorating thexwiaerftsystem with rugged, robust health. For It may mean It majnnean uuy mean I m 11 wvr BoI,nenknmP 1 1 - i It u You showW telephone Home Independent Telephone Co. LpJU'N- POP An Unsafe Safe BY TAYLOR j I lii. WLH?0 ( H Ifl&l'Ii Ml$M ha- do i sec- eSS35K 4fS35" iKNHWkt U3tw-wr L WHAT TH'- F B--A-r-r- Tmsisftv S a :SgS JFtN - 1 imv rsr-54, a 5afes JWf&t-n VSWf cor t- cowiNATirsN my4.m-.' gfi I radio station j?- , Irki&Kfc mmwmmM ifeite - k- 'US' .. 1 1 sKjfa Vls cr,--: mMriAkMm ' k--u'! 'vn rich I I ; ' i v&'mz fcrir 8Ucresa ever shou'ii In l.i.n.l.m. II hUM scored tremendous him In I'a rlB, In Australia, in llulia, In Nor way mid Swollen. "The Hal" ia honk.-d I'or tin- Ar cade theater on Saturday, Ma.-Hi 2in.l. Kenneth Harlan Worked When Injured to Help Film Great Movie Keiuit th TIarlan. who acelil.-n?-ally Hhot hlniNvh in (ho str-t dn set iv in Tiuu l-'oriiu.n s rrviVrny l'let iir", "The Virginian." ttoi tn dl.Hr)lH-yid his plisieian's ordfis t n iiialn In h-d hul rei urtul tu th It. I. XeluilherK HluilTos and Insist d on . working t weni y-fuur lutui HtruiKht lo , finish his p;;rl !' Hi aeMt-s in tin- picture, which Is nov to he Seen at t lie jMIh t'l 's Theatre Today Only. At the end of tin- niKht and day appearanee bi-fnre the camera tin actor WiiH in a story plight. His leK was swollen and tnllained and lu walked utth difflculi. Uuring tin acting of lh scenes he- had-refrained from linpinnr und the lensinte nt IiIh leg muscles In-un effort to wall naturally, aggravated his wound, unaware that Kenneth was under going' so m tie h physical agony. a he made no complaint, the dl rector asked lfbw he felt and if lit could go on. he hud the same re ply. "Keep shooting. . 1 -am all right:' GOSPED SPREAD BY TAGS PLACED ON WILD FOWL FOR MORGAN. Volo. (INS) A nnvH mi'tltod of "spreading tin gospel' was reveah-d h;ro when K M. Tamst-n, Morgan county farm nr. found a mallard duck hearing t tag Inscribed with Script ual vers jand ciirrvlng a post office box li- irsviiie. unr. An exchange of eorrespondencf between Tamsen anl Jack .Miner of Kingsville, has dfsclost.-d a dra matic slory of a man's love foi wild fowl, and his unusual meanc of prenchlng the goHpel through tags on his feat In-red friends, at Ihey riy annually f)in their Sum nior home in Canada south to t lit warmer dim wiot a Tamsen that lie hat 'ged hundreds of wild geese unr ducks and that he hns had. tags re turned from S3 states some ni far south as Louisiana. Ksklmo in the Hudson Hay country also have removed his tags and turnei; the.m over to agents, who reuirned them to Mine, he wrnte. Carpenters, Mechanics, Lay mans, Standard Makes Skal Hd w. Phone Main 33 Roesch liuilding You business good life afford a OUTBURSTS OF FVKRETT THUE v Condo W-ri-l. MY TlOKffr 1SHT iii?"vju Put your. -ncfco-T in touRQRip, it's I PPOOAOt-Y 'M TMEIte. tCT, BUT WJWIU5 YoJ 3o II! TUOOUGH VOUfJ. SR-lP. STEP T-- I II II II IlLr-T-n ONB spe AVK (-etTHS W&mBm SAT:i:: ' -5 Ch "it'll I n.'! -'-- -yS, rr7i:-"; --'CJ S- i I DON'T GET MAD I v jF.i.- . i. ii r i "To see sonm of my pets return to me year after year for food und protection, after evidently having scaped thousunds of hunters hid-, lei in ambutflit is very pathetic, Miner wrote. "Putting the verso of Porlpturc on th,. InKH is Just an iden of mine for passing along tho Word, of Clod," he told Tamsen.- ; - (JiitLs ;i:t orr nhwspapwr to ri'i.irr cmim.sk vomi-::v TIKNTSIN China (AT) Hhe Women's Inflly. News, the firs! piiblieatton edited by Chinese wo men in the history of the country, has fast made its debut' here. Mias .j YmmiM, , Gwi STfNDAKB OiL COMPANY, CCAX.XFOB.KIAJ ,, Liu Chingyang, who has traveled extensively hi Kurope. and MIhs 1.1 J Tao, president of tho first Adult 'Women's school, tu Tient sin, are the enterprising young wo men who have undertaken tho In novation, llnth have gained some prominence In the women's student movement in China. In her first cdilorlul Miss Li udvocutcd organization of Inlellec t ual women into a strong body, while Miis Liu similarly urged an equal standard of education and pconomicul freedom with men. Tha declared object of the paper Is to uplift the women of -China, to im prove their home life, and gener ally to promote their -Interests, HE waaii 'WelSst&'i is ' vnoiiou:Witt?! ''Dictfonw-V'v'te-' . caoseoChe atility of f'gasoliiio"'becvisc 'itisj tHe recognized standard' is'a definite- if ' matter otreateijj . power andmileage California Decided to Start rianlinff Cotton MKUCKP. 'nl. (AI'JI - Crtntrnt Callfornlo hn Joined the extreme southern part of the stalo in Idil dlng for cotton production. tol ton Is becoming n major crop. In the San Jnatiuln valley, wlr.lch stretches for more than mllrs east ami south of Han KruncbJ.-'n. J hiring lltJ4, It was hnnoim(ed here during the recent vllt of, V. , It. Camp of I li- I nit'-d XlaeN le- Fresh Pork 12f2clb. TheGramteRohteMeat Co. ' : u Z-L FORDSON- Cars - TrtsTVactors PERKJNfsMOTOR CO. Silver Offer You :.r SPECIAL DINNER fc Choice Steak We use A No. Quick Service . J " Topular Prices Sti'ictly Auioi'ican Always Open V V. Union House .The illiqms' Electric Bakeri In Roesch Biillchpg On Fir Street Wholcsaljlanufacturers of SUPERIOR QUALITY BAKERY PRODUCTS Our Pride "Gold Crust Bread" For Sale by All Leading Grocers ' 1 pnrtJmcnl of agriculture, mote than fcn.ODt) nrrea will be planted to cot ton Lit this section. Land In the Hnn Jojinuln nlley, ho snld. pro-j duocs an average of a halo of rot-1 ion for each acre pluntcd. In IttSii; Itt.iMtu acres wi-re planted lu Kern' con niy, prodiielng Itl.atiu baa s. The boll weevil, which (a re duclng mil ton prmliictlnu In many seeliouH uf 1 h" count ry. doea not thrive la the irrigated sections of inn Han Joaquin valley, aceordlnr to local experts, and the quality of the rot (on is declared to be above tho nverngo. Shoulders DOX'T I.OSK VOVJlt TEJIITIt Whfn your HirliU go out or that Electrlo Motor koi-ii "bad" Juirt call U-W nnd wo'll hnvo It worUiDB In the lcnnt pos. lllo tlmo una ut li-aat H. & St- i lectric Frtlson Mnztla l.amm 10J Ih'pnt l'liouo 3V.1-W Grill the Best MENU. . DAILY and Chops 1 Steer Beef 'Nuf Said New III WFAVFni ffl. 1 III T T fc II 'r 3 Tnllori, Cli-ani-m. njfcm fli . AmU 1'irssws ... ; Ptv j runs: main im trl "L Ml"; ; US ' : J The Jtonie Is, man's fmfopt a nml strongest Invtrstmeni. f- Q II payH big dividends S j every ndmth. Why Kiy. ; your i-iiulugH o.tit in rent iwln-n Tu can own your J oivnliome? M M -PWfcjSj j r,. s. wkrks ;;v r I (J j' ffi Itonllor I K Jj f4. " HMlWlMK ' " li p' Sinlii 7:i S,l . I j I rniff-ifPff;, "Hai, i : ' 'I Hide Ilia New, Modera, 13 anil 15-rn.Mligo LA GRANDE SJTAGE josehi Leave La a I 7:.W no a. M 1:00,! ;IHI 1. Al, ROtlNO Trtll8 DAII.I Chnoso tlio Comfortable,' Snfo bingo for Vour Trl PACIFIC BKAIJTY l'AIUiOrt ' Rooms 7 & 8 Over Olaa Drugs MarcHling Mantrurliiir Itolialny ' ShuimxKiliiK . Facial anil , pi'alp Triaumrnts latttO. Mays MrsT Cleve Tallman Portlantl Qraduates Offlra l'linnn 575-V Hc'sHlirtira 1'liono 3JK-ST , l!H rrticr. nrcirr?. To pn v nHiviiiw Hicko car lo our new local lou wo will otTi-i- vut n teal bargain II (m will mil nt tho Htoiie warchoiiKO on .lerfersoii Aw. Tin! JVew Ilupmohllo wl smiii be hei-. Seo th jmi lous niodelnf heforo yQir liny the new ci SmitkFrees N(w Local Ion Orctfon fii-iMM-ry Itldir. Jefferson Avo. Xcar FJr St. i'HONF. MAIN 02a UNION-LA GRANDE AUTO STAGE TIME TABLE fjcares Union g:30 A. M. 11:00 A. M. 2:30 P. M. 4:30 P, M. ljearea I,a Graoda ; :S0 A. M. , 1:00 P. M, S:30 P. M. :16 P. M- sndaya S, T8Toa 1 Iicaaia Union I;8vOraula 1:00 P. Ml U6 P. M. Saturday pilgbf Specials Union firanrte 7:00 P. M. 11:00 P. M. IIontMl Cars P. G. D.I.Al", Manager Butter pat 50c Wc-Want Your Eggs Union Creamery Company La Grande, Ore. LINEL UMnil. J VJI.. I X Ij ' iiri voir want a B . , ' Car -.j t ; 4 1 Vy i