La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 27, 1926, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, January 27," 192ft, ' PngeEiphf LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 800 ENJOY v "WHIRL 0' TH' TOWN" ff ' r II II iKto-rmmnki J OUT OUR WAY By WILLIAMS j; 1'or Spring A most complete range of suitings tailored to your moat discriminating taste. (Continued from I'B" Ont.) 3g dWaGI Style Leaders 204 Depot Street. ItlliMl Mm fn Ioudoii IVt'l lyOVi Itt't'ltllM' Of lVV I'ofJS I.ONI'O.N, AI'J - Wind nun Wild net 1IM guides lo pedestrians Vlll'll delist! fogS Hellk OVCI Lou don have been complaining be caUHi' of lack Of 'hlUdllcBs" due lU this winter's weather, which- linn lii-i'ti exceptionally clear and cold. t Thousands of persons f reqiient ly fin-mur lost In the. foKH, Jrvt n with in it block or ho of llit-lr homes or 10 Years Ago Today ' Fire in homo of F. A. Epling. Post your pictures. I'hoto Albums 50c (o S.'i.OO ', . w. L. & L. Drug Co. Films, Developing Priuling, Enlarging offices. II in oil such occiudoiiB ili;it tin- blind m n. who find their way by "fi't l" and Instinct, lake up tlu-lr Hands at prominent corners unit offer their services (ih guides. It has been estiumted thai a' real fog here cntnllH, ii loss of npprox iimitt'ly ;irii,ii(Mf pounds to business ,1a less Utah i -'hours. ... AMI r.H AN. illtl, TO AfiAlX mm; oimca . ;i:KMAY NHW YOllK. (ADKor the second Utile wll lun two years, ' Imsulimi Ulannini, young Amcr ilran soprano, this fall will appear j :iH guest prima donna with the Ilfiihi and Hamburg opera com- panics. The singer will bo visiting scenes of former trtiuupliM in thesu cities, but hIio uIho will B'-eli honors clse whcrti while abroad, for 'Vienna, liai Invited her lo appear In opuru .then-. .village, hello (Myrtle Itlmk). Ague 1 Wat Hon, her friend (flasel Kcott). .Pretty Hoon (Koso Ourrcy). Mim ! Mnndy Sparks, old maid (Frieda : Klopfcnsteln), fftd tlio country loyn und girls literally brought 'down (ho ho uc. The story opened with tlio news of his election nnd I ho second net took lihii to the capital,' where he I experienced the whirl o' Hi' town. I Tin.' final act, back on th Turin. brought 1h usual b-ippy ending Mho discomfiture, of the mustiiched .villain, Int l'ct!iey, poll! Icu Unas, I played hy Jlnry MHancon. and thu final iiuLtlnir of Die leading charactorif, tvcn unto 11k spinster. TImi curluln went up on an open ing ritMeiniiie, u combination of Dim ,1'ouiilry ho and girlH. f "Would You if You Could" whm Hima: by j Truly VoutH and r-Huiuy by the ' rubUh kld.s lo aiiiiwcr Insistent tie. tnanu for i ncoren. Ray William. dolled up a.s uu Indian chief. Hang f "The Indlan'H llrlde," playing up to J)al(y HobbM. In the roln of a heroket. maiden, llnke Smith, an I Jiatllextuikf I'ele, lent western col tor to tin. whole. "Take Me Wherr IThere'n a Itig I!p;i Itand" was tn jirodiiced by Pretty Hoon ijnd as tin more, what might have been a I countrified Charleston got the big- g' Mt laugh of tin- night. J lap Jlaz-, aid and ToIc Knoll uaslslcd lu r In Hi In fealure. The find net ended with the cele bration of the Hvirilor and paved Hie. way- ftr the- opening of . the Sccoud at t In the r"-eptou room of tlio liobd dt luwect.. 'X'nll Around Any (Md Time? and "l;v.! Tuk;n Quite ii Kuncy to You", ivero -next on the Miusifiil program Vbl were followed by an old lime dame. , MiihIihI numbers In the third art Included a duel "Twinkling Ktar" by K. H. (IwlllluniH. iih John O. As torgnuld, fin i.ncler ami sheikh and Truly Yotira and the rln;ile -'II'h fireat lo Ito a Soldier Man." fea turing KliKiibcth (Jarrkk in a nolo role. ,. , UesldcH the laughs produced by mWM PTrt ACE O- U I "TbOM'.GM! GOOO 'I III HH SJ . Mitt HEl-S STOOPiKl' If - II V,tim'm ri DtroNU I I 1 1 l OVER ! 0OAIKl(UOMN!l I ll : :Kfrf:;MK?US- AECOK! folks Jrr . .-:,-.K - V-,T;';-ThE FlMiSHED MsSrffcRy. . : .v?:' it I fl II li . votw II ' IL renneyypi1 VifdL DEPARTMENT StORls 108 Depot St., L Grande, Or. ii ranis Longer i Inter lusts the longer 11 will bn befot'f we. have, to cut the veeilH ar.iln. WhenWinterComes Foley's Honey andTar For Coughs and Colds 2 I'nii. Iyiior. CIhuw.' lnifAT ltRAAfA l'H W lioulily lo I-X.TIkmiii.-I . COMLNtJ BACK mm., I'tvacunt I'iltjv -'ul.. , ti ji.-k -; , . ! - : driver. Hi;. u-'juc.Ml lioapi-j " tul suffrrln' Troiii u lurcvalluii un' (Continued from l'a(r On.) tlui hi'Vul HiistalntMl u-h'i'ii -jjc f'jll i 7--"-- " n- in a'Tlllllt nil.lL HliloUiilk nml l.l. . ..villi ll.'.-.l lie Hi.. nr.'i.rii.iil ..riln. Iirorcincnlion.'il 1 olilrdhin.s? Kuyldny, he Is In Jit II fni-inir . rhuriri-u r. di nil Cuinn il ,r linr. lii s tf, 11 l,on AIi'itiU'H 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 r ponMiKNins und Ininsiioilinif II-i ri'iiMiiniind tin- mm 1 .port nrilivlxKt qilor toBi lln-r ; with Ills ull ir.-l 1 t i-s i.r iilavii. Vimu n rlnlts un- piirtni r, Janu s Horn, of 1'rrsii i.l i lu lliiliu-. Our iinivcrsitirs ail' K- I'lly. . who. In udilltlon Ih li in i vi'loidiih' drainalists. Ill-Id on ti charm- of hi-IUiik lnoori-1 n., Khlno whllr- arm,.d with a U..-udly la vl. I)i;,ir to u. Gn. r,,r. Italnly. from these sources will come j Intelligent producers and managers, who, unlike many of the present. will recognize and select real drama for our stage." ELIMINATION! the lack of which is Hie cause of more illness Hum any other one thinjr. KIDN K Y A D.t USTM KNTS alone have benefitted mankind' enough to make a place foi Chiropractic in the history of science but, a competent Chiro practor can (lo more. If you arc not enjoying health H might he well to Ret "health wise" and make a little investigation of this TWENTIETH CENTVHY HEALTH SCIENCE. I will lend you all tlic aid in making your investi gation that I can the more you iinestigate, the more the Chiropractor is pleased. Will you let me be of service lo jou? I I, THIBK, I). C. Ph. C. Svw I oU I'.l.l Murphy noodle, ami Jack '1 lolint s as tlm bellboy.' 'dispensed.' their situ n't of tlte litlurlly. (Jtln-r characters in- cluiled: Dorothy Kunk. manicur ist; Kliwilietli (Inrrlck. book agent; l.tiellb' . Hlaek. an actress; Klwond filial t, waller; Marion Crowe, prod lga .mm of Henalur K'iuIIIs, mid tlson i liurstfin, p'-pnrlcr. To pick out nn outstanding star would iirobfibly bo a difficult t-uk nr any critic but if a voto wis taken. Ilose Currey would prob ably poll finite- n nunvber of "yeas." The chorus girls und 'boyj fit tingly costumed, '.. tleservi much prulso. Those taking wrt follow: City boys and girls -Uorothy Warnlck, Uilsy Itohbs, Marjorlc lleynolds. l.ols Ncl.on, Kdna (leke. ler, Ann Ktungc. K'rtnlt Itegn. Wilson Thurston. Joseph Hnyre, Kl- wood llhitl, Dale Charlton. Country boys and girls Wtlnia Oasklll. Margaret Kunk. Jejm wilt lamH. ('orrlne Uak"r, Pauline lk.i.y lon. Trllllan Ashby. Kdwanl liurii-j anan, Melvln l'nrkor. Itaymond ! (Irirriu. Klcliard CHIst, Wavnel Hcolt. ' I Guests ot,ella fJray. ' V.etty f'oehran. Otitrude Scran ton. M ir garel P.iiker, Mtirjorle IVcbler. ltorothy lunk. The J'usiown Scnnmrrs l:rtus Cornet bund, led by l!uy Williams. gave an e,Miinple of music- as it should not' be Maycd, j The tin I Ire play wn produced under the personal tllreellon of James V Kvatis, the nut hoc. Muilc was furnislied by lite Ar cade orehestrn which played tie following nunibcrs during Intermis sions und prior to the rnlslng of Hie eiirtaln: "M timing. Noon and Night In Vienna." "Lucy's S-x-teiie." ' Wlia Ch-L Calleni I'dues." ',"At ImunhiK 'and "The Ihirgo- IllOSter." ; Ctinmlttecs In charge follow; Casl-Hugh K. Urady, Hay Mur 1 phy, Chet Tlioutpson. Cay Will ilam.; adxert Islng--f t is Palmer, A. I I- (Mson, toststt'd by iiewspa.per I dl.xlrlbin big ageneles; I tekets het : Thiintp.NMii and lll-u-s lirugs. Inc. i Aixnt APn;i,s dsi: .OS ANC1 KMiS (AI'K Clmr'h s Amador,, 'motion picture,, aclor. Tuesday nppcaled to Iho.statti sup reme. . court against I he superior ourr . decision,, Severn I months ago, which restrained hint from copying the dress and mannerisms of Charles Chuplln, film comedian. Winter tcat-hi H Sidewalk may tie le.t but th.y are load. us one thin-; eiifiy tin tllf huttl on the W. dmi'l know why girls Iciv. but soiie-tlim-s 110-11 h-:t In tit ihv they can't pay tit. weapon. Morn was arrested last night bv State Special Agent Tahnt. on the Kedwood highway. nine miles' soulh of Oraiils Pass, where hv had cacheil Z', gallons of moon- hlne which lie offered to s- to the officer. ' " ' Thompson fainted from ex ham-- Hon hro after having tliiven all night--with the varload of- lliucr from Crescent 'lly. Ht was pin- d Uhder arrest at the hospital. n,M atk asks iivoi:ci: - l,US ANC.i:i.i;S. (AP--Adolphe Mn.tii, inoi ion picture actor. iielor ' Tuesday filed suit for a dU vnrro from his wife, Kniiierine Men.iou. charging cruelty. : Thi tllvoroe sult vvas filed under (he mime of A. J. Meiijoii. and re vealed thai Men.iou and his wife have been separated since Novem ber lu of last year. Meiijou Is now In New York. . Pollock still would like to see his plan for the "dollar theater," In which no seat would sell for more, than a doltr. carried out. Ih: would pnwnt tho bent plavs In Hie Nt w York house and then send them on tour to similar thea ters in other cities. . "This would rehabilitate the rond show business, which has been ruined by tin1 Irtish und rot fos- liTed upon lint cities by our pro dueers," pollock tub). "It FIND IT HERE Copy for tuts column oiust bo In by 9:00 a. iu. Kczenia for children tind ftrown people, te'iiia cuir bn cured In most cases iiuickly a preparation prcparld from a recent prescription aels quickly, generally in five days at u cost of M.nn ttohl only by SIU verthorn-Wrighl'a family d r 11 store. a-5lf HeinstHcliln, ideating, button holes, eta Morton's Kiddy Shop. ' 10-14-tf .Your dandruff trouble and fall ing out of your liair. uun be quickly cured at a cost of l.oo. .Sold only also .ly Hllverthorn-Wrlghl's family drug would enalile us to give short runs btore. of the plays In each city and em-I ploy our uclnrs by the year." The plujwrlght, whoso "The Kool" Is playing in I wenty-ninc countries and whose "The Kncmy" also will be sent, abroad Iris fall, does not expect the ."revolution' lo be carried out suddenly, but he be lieves that nl I he end of five ye-.irrt America will be represented-by un artistic theater, with real drama. l-Jiilf I The difference in elevation be tween the di epi-st known spot in the ocean and the summit of thi highet mountain is 11.7 niltfs. Was It Intuition? s m ft FTJ T.Sl .1 It ) 'y ..isiai, v.i.i:ntim:s. fcjro Ihi' most atlraflivo lin of Vairntlnr-H yet shown al llirhard- son's Art & (illt Shop. l--.'7-lt. If yon ri'.-l all run down, ami no -)" i-onif in and lilly a M.nn hot- tic tr oiir nrw riiariithrtt. '"Nrrvi- 'I'oulr" littt arts pruniplly as il nrrvr tinlr unl Htlinulan';. nldlnt; dlLristion. KII'ilhoi-o -' N'rlirlit'H fn ii 1 1 1 di'ii,-; stori'. .:l-r.tr iii,i:i,ii.ni;iu it o. t). Klil.l.Kli SKATKS I'ltlliAY NKIirr. TWO FAST AITIHV HllXI.NTJ M.VIK'IIKK (IN Kol.l.Klt SKATKS SI XUAY N If WIT. 1'il.MI! AXIi WATCH. TllK KI'N. l-ii-41 OlgUSJ Wide, Full Cut- Just What Young Fellows Want! You will need a pair, or two for Outing, Street or Business wear. . In the wide, full cut but not extreme; correct drape, wide belt loops and back buckle straps. In newest, smart ma terial! of the hour plain shades, fancies and stripes Fawns, Biscuit and Silver Greys. Real, swagger, young men's style. At'these popular prices $3.98 to $7.90 NEW ARRIVALS MEN'S OXFORDS Tan or Black Styles ' ; v . In'cw sprinj,' styles in Men's Oxfords' arc, now in stock for your approval. Various ityle!''hatviire in demand arc here. Tans and Linens; .some Vith.'crcpc soles. . Priced from ,.' '. . $3.79 to $5.90 I 8 1 lil. Wfiicu iiour: a 10 r.; 7 to s I ff C ' X T r v&.v. - BfBflw: I r il II ) I ... -3 . I Il TODAY AND TOMOKKOW V t V . iFri- f :L- B&t I 1 fmv m - jmm I L"-aito4L 1 : : ::- V&EMi I In llr of thl winter! ww. jW . T SJLTV1 lite luiiibrr H Mill ni tin w. iSi ' : 5 0 - . II j I m Mm l.hMt big lump vmil nl Unit ; J j I Now we ltni lnlli. Klihigle nn-l I , knltMiiluc, 1 SH.ER.RY.S A SMAI.I, TOWN (JIHl. ON DHOADWAY Sec hat She round There! Florence Vidor -in The Mirage i! Adapted fmni Kdju- St'lywn's Uw stajro play toim-ay "lie ho U-ts Itapped" It! NitlU, glA m tiniM-iiiliit. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. 'Mm' INnit ln' rHtntl" .Nciu- I mintlry. I'Imhm Mum 2 In u StiittUy Itti-liic-s Wal- Arihur T. Wnldrn nnd riiltttsik 11M.AXH HIMilNliM. Me. 'Viinook. It ml. r t.f Arthur T. lb-it's famous dog t-iim, howled at his tnasttr's btdsitle. Witlden sb-pt n. J'liltmok. witti his tnttuth nnd pans, pulled th ctvis off the Ih d. I "hintMik .! tltst nnwl. Wiibb-n inbH-ki il thV ilttor und follnnt-d I'htnoiit,; outubb-. In the dog ntnble - round KulliiK. !n of 1'hintmk nnd third un at gntndKn of rolatln. ito helpt-d ptiM Peary to tlw V.u-th ltte. Kultitc h.-id fullin off lutle tif hay. t-ntiincilne hinis If In his bad chain. lit was ulun ly stmnctine when Wnttbn saved him. Chinook had Un liH-ketl In the htitisp hIhit Waldtn wan ptuylne for r the annual doc rncv herv. The chain hud been iliun. iiaski;t s.vi,i'M Take advantage of t lie hltf re duelion on 1-Yuit, Sewing and Waste I'uprr ItasUets. also Irays at Uieh tinlson's Art & (lift Shop this week. 1-1'7-lt AOMI.MSTK.Vl'Oirs NOTK i:. Not if; Is hereby driven that tlic undersigned has bet-n appointed d ministrator of the istiite of Nick Munoit, tl-i-(ll.se(. Iiy ! he I 'ounly 'ourl of I'nion I'nunty, iref;on and all pi-rsiuis huvitu; claims against sattl t-stiite must present s.inie duly verified to t he undersicned within six mouths from date h reof, at I -a Grand-. ( nvRon. , Hated January 4. Slnt d: 1-. I-. t ii: ASS, 'Admintstralor of S: est tit e of Nick .Mnnos, t'-l-ased, .lun. 0, in, Jo, L'7, I'cb. i. undetslKiH-d has been appointed administrator of 1 1n.- est ale of J. W. Rollins, deceased, by the Coun ty Court of the Ktale or UrcKon for I'nion county. All persons hav ing claims iiKalust the said estate arc hereby required to present iheni lo the undersigned with the proper vouchers within six months after the date ot this notice, and (o so present I hem' to Ihe under siKhcd al the office of II. K. ou. I.a Ciranile, Oregon. i .tutt-d January WUll. l!iL'l. A. A- ANTI.I-:S, Admin isl ralor of t he estate of J. W. liolllus, deceased. . 1 1. J-;. I ilon, attorney Tor ud minist rat or. l-ia-l'n-jT 2-3-ln. Dry orricrrs Spill MasJi. ; MAHHIII-'I KIA. ' fre3 Coiilitf and tule ameers, sifter:-walelilns. a inoonslijne.phijit on tin Co'iulll Coos liny highway for 4wo wc-ks.' gave up hope the owners wonlii' re-uppeur to run Mho 40t giLllons of mash ami spilled It. Thf.stlll m m ctcd with tho put Tit wwi an l0 gallon arrangctnentand aakl by llv" orricets to be ortrf-of Uw hirprst they had found in the county. An--Other liquor chsu wi James llln l(le, in tin; Coquillc valley, urnti cd on a pos,sesslon charge; t When love nitkos thfc world routid It Isn't ulwuys a iiicrry5( round. V'. SKtj little liver touchers for lic. Sold only by Sil vert horn-Wright's family druj; stttre. 1-utf NOT1CK Notice is TO tKHMTOltS. hereby givt n that tin i t.l ill in advertising Implies honesty in mlinufacturlru nn.i tite assurance of a square deal. 1 Ccnuinc Danish Pastry, ISU1TKKT10RNS, 10c . Ask fur them. (k'nuinc lUI'lTKHNUT Bread, for every . meal. Cosls no more - worth more La Grande Bakery K. J. McWillianis, Oh tier. ' The . Bohnenkamp Chapel Offers every convenience . to the users of our Fun- -cral Service. Est 1S!)G Firth At Spring SI. W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. Funeral Directors Main 12 I'm Uo'i K"IU i lu I'D.