La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 27, 1927, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, Pc-tulicr 27, 11)27 Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 1 i U ine Quality BLANKETS. At Attractive Prices Dependable Quality Hill'; Comedy Studios I Still Turn Out First-Rank Stars f HOLLYWOOD. ChI (API Are the comedy studios mill the kinder gartens of I he stara? Will the film ion factories ihnl I ruined Otoria Htvdnson, Phyllis Haver, Marie Pro vost, Iftura m Plant, Colleen Moo ip, Olive Borden rind other es- lahllshed eelehrltlea be represent-1 t'd anions the first-rank celebrities ilj 1H37? i -ilt would flecm tto. The same studio that gave fllorln unit .Phyllis ii nl Marie and Jrfiura and Colleen and Olive their parly m-reen train-, ing are turning out leading women for Ihe big stara or stories ut tn-i day, and If hUtory repeat Itself' the comedy mini Ion Khl-nrndiiiiten hi 1827 are likely to he the reign ing box-offlc favorites ten years from now, .It woa Juat a little while ago that Ann Christy, one of the Chrhale comedy girls wns chosen in be JIarold Lloyd's leading wumnn. And only lo uiner ony ,nin i nyi n walked off the Christie lot to he- Kin playing opposite Tom Mix, the hlghMt-salarled star In the bust- nes, Whll Ruth Taylor, a Utile blonde from Mack Hennett' screen comedy shop grabbed the coveted role of the blonde whom gentlemen prefer In a wiper-fentiire film. , fine-film doesn't mnke a star, i and there are always a few banana f peelings on the sidewalk lending to film fame, but these , grrle hnva known that their comedy nlma f maters still have the power to stnrt them toward the nelKhtH now orcii- pled by fllorla and other nlumnae ; of the bathlntf eomeiiy loin. STAfifl M'lilOrti 't'HirAQO I,ot of fellowH working for modent pay will do it noon In trw course of a day'a work and many will do it for nothing. Hut Alonzo StagR, who knowa non nlderable about the fame, bavin played it at Vale and tuiinlit It ut. the I'nlvenilly of Phlraxo for yeur does not think he would plk an all-Ainrk-an football team Tor a million dollar it No one 1m comp. t ent.to do o he blli'vea. Wm. Penn r.nl A Jool MKnr, 'riVO my lln.t n aerlotw earth- gmfmgfmmvmmmmmmmmmm, XiUkn l reported tO iMIVe tuken nilMftl'llilin ol NlC"' wuport town at -Your Income Tax Blank Allows "Reserve for Depreciation" a Sranbr National Sank "Fortieth Ycnr of Friendly Sei-vice" STAGES LEAVE FROM La GRANDE DEPOT For information cull Main 79!) Travel in our Modern Chait'Car Stages! Leave La Grande for Wallowa Lake 9:00a.m 4:00 pin. La Grande for Baker, Boise. 1 2 :25 p!m. Ia Grande for Baker only .,. 5:B0p.iii " La Grande for Pendleton 11:00 a.m. 3:30 p.m. (Connection, at Pendleton for Wa'la Walla and Paco) Leave La Grande For Portland at 11:00 a.m. Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00 Dependable Values rill HAY'S t'tUttiHAMH The National Hroudcaatiiig com pany pnngraut for Friday night from !i to In will be "An Hour In Memory Ijirie." i IvOO Oakland (SM4.4liir7Kit(fl ft, concert; ti:4f, financial 4a Ik: :!(, ninny: k to :. concert; in to II, .da licit prchiHlra, KKI-l.oM AniffleH HM-tini-lMA. kc) (kilo, blues Hinder; 7. Innlrii meiuiij iiiiimIc; X. contralto, hurl lonc. pianist;, la, hIimMo program. KrOA-Heutle 4 47.tim-0?kf') 7 lo it, ronri'tt orchestra; H to ft. I lis In trio; 10, program; ill:. 10 o U'. Hoot Owls from K(IVV K l't Hit n Km ucieco ( 4 1 2.3 in -7 Hi li i ' ) 0 : ;t o, e I) ool lion n I p ro HTiim; 7, Ktudlo program; K lo 9, orVheslru; 10 to II. danro orches tra. KOW Portland (4?l m-Glult' . .... ...miiu. 7 . jr. ,ll,-i iiu tIr,.H,,.,. ,.ly. ,' conrr.rl. ',.;, to Vl Ho0 (wl() KKUC Han Kronclsco f4M.am- oooke) o:ao, program: II 10 9, mils- ,. educatloniil series; 9 10 in mudlo program; J lo 12, dance music. KMX t I'orlland 1 23J.llm-l2r,0. lie) 0 :.!. ullllly; 7 lo I, concert tiio; H, stiHlio program; H:l!. fish ing talk; ;2n, village smllhy; 8:40 studio program. ' KM.MO Sealtlo (SOOm-DIIOkc) H:ll, concert orchestra: 7. pro Ktam; 8 to ft. orchcKtru; l to 1 1 ntudio program; II, newn; 11:16 to 1 1 :30, iniiHlcul proirram, K.Mt Hcallle (34fl.Cm-fl0Okr) (1:S0, junior hour; 7, Ktudlo pro Krnni; 7:46, hook m views: 8 to 9. I nut rumen titl praKram; ft to 10, Htudlo proRram; 10 to 13, dartre orohcHtra. Reports Tremor At Niigata, Japan.0)" of ,,tH h,," ,:tv- '"- loniion. on. 27 (AP)-An dispatch from exchange telegraph about Hill miles north wet of To kyo. A ronalderuble jiroveiiwnt wan reported but no caNiMtlllea had htien ' rt'conl when the dwtKi(oli was filed. The town of Nllguta which ban a population of about. 6.uu M o, n Handy strip of land at the mouth of Hie Hhliuuto river and la the oapitttl of the province of Kchlfro Tlen are inunv cunnls In the ceri , ter of tho at reel m. The port hna a laore native trade, hut Kuropeun VeKHelfl n rei llliubb lo . enter I hit harbor because of n, Fs-iml Ikii ob fiirt'cMon. VAKV. IK)LI-I'I TAlil'cK ltlf'HMONI), Va. The man who rries: "Officer, I've been robbed often Is reirardd with suspicion by Richmond police. A recent "vic tim" had lust bis money In a pok er g-amn and tboUKht a little hold up story in the papers would jro well with his wife. Another wns an out-of-town swain who wanted to frlvn a hold-up aa an explana tion to a damsel as to why he w-ia broke." A university student, arretted for Intoxication. blamed mlnc pie he had eulen. Perhaps (hat's why he wan pie-eyed. Wm. IVnit A cent A CSimMI Cigar WANTS FIGHT ' I If He'a after Oerie Tunripy'H rrnwn, IlilM I ' IH I Hcnll or KiiKlnnd, who arrived In New Vork in n few dny aRii to enter Tex HIckitrd'e next ellrnlnutloii HerleH. Hcnlt Im Hiiid to be the bent heavy welKht In Kuroi(.at thin time. Steiwer Confers With Mr. Coolidge WASHINGTON. Ort. 27 (AJ') The (Hflerenco of opinion among1 memlieivt of the fthippimr board us lo whether Kovi-rnrm-nt vew.se Is should be bo Id muter a five or ten year Koaranteti of operation by purrhiuterH w-um dUtciiMHed . with President Coolliljcf toduy by Hon- jtor Steiwer. repuhllcun, Oregon, ! who said be iiKi'ced with Mr. CoO- llde that the (l-year chillMe would hamper disposal of the r.hlpn. t The fIr(-irmi npiihIup ui.i n.n ni-ated by private capital and Huid he would be willing to vote for a Hiilwbly. whether -lii i et or indi rect, y nfcomplinh thn building up of Hiicb n service. t'ASI'.V O'll.M.i: WINS rOltTI.ANI). Ore.. Oct.. 27 (AP Casey )'!.., Cellar Itnpldi, Jowa heavyweight wrestler, defeat ed Ittidlo Winner, of Omnhu. In thn main event here la.vt niKlat. Warner took thn first rut I In it, minutes, 4fi n'on,lu ittlh n ,in1,i.u (0(..,m) m( iy cuim.' burk strong-, picking- Warner up two times und hurling him back to the mut. Warner wus unable to con tinue for the third fall. The -sec Olid fall V.UH liKide ly 0 ae in" 14 mlnuit M. ill h.'. oii.K , OltKAT IJVCOK WAIt M Kit 1 1 KN, conn. The hero Of HuntiuKo regards America, ns now In the thmen of a gr-nt war. Hald Captain Itlcbmond 1. ITobson aj the alute W. c. T. C. convention: "Kvidelilly the Ibiuor trulTic of the world ha combined wit Ii the opium traffic and America Is un der tdt-g-e uloiig all our count linn and our land frontiers." Yon have in Imny If on want to get ill mi the Hl-root faiin gate. Uc tunc three or four of m fel lows thai are wanting fiwin gJMc- at one ihie, but trtme of yuit seeni Iti take hold. On,, hig fMi Kh lietnt nibbling anmiNl fir hall, for mit. tlaK nnd grabtMil one of the rartn gates yesierday. ntay Imit tbU iiMtmirt prender and A iihtwiug iiuh-hMtc. Yow rrmeitilirr I lihl ou alMHil beell .siding. cvmiiiHrnlT ailed lap M.liitg h weathei' Iwmixllng. li t gohig faf. I'd Jut n well lell vmi Dial. If joti want to build a big- cliHken honv at a tretneitilmt alnir Un mi Irctter mi rig-lit nlo-ng. A ar lond of anihhig tlmt ts slAvhtMl down Ih'Iow ImnI lin k dsHisirt kM. Ing. Oh ch. r lur some of tltOM fiaifttme I'nlH-o -Hhbigir tlmt Jil4 caute hi to put m ymr l I nwf. titer fmie niul hmk tliein f over and gel ctm. Hlatrfbimntlt IA t.rftJMle's fiiiiMMi' roofer, la ml 'rtn in. iiMtl to rail turn my roofer, but now we hat tuntetl tilm over to the town. He In ia big a mH fia (latHt C. rratf to own. Hli telephone nnntlMT rt2HW. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. We Bell Hot Cub "The roof Hn'i Prtrrvr New rnantrr, Pbssa aiaia M o Bondjiy 3iism CONGRESS TO GET BUILDING PLANS Postal Service in Neg d of Added Facilities, Repoits State I . ( WAHMINOTO.V (APt The pfo-J (ernment's countrywide public build- InK pro rum. detuned to supply ImiK-h needed fa fill lien for the nip idly growing postal service and oth cr federal activities, is expected lo (come before co ogress a ga in eo r ly !ln the December session, j I Commencement of the building program whh hiilteij by ronpreMK' j 1 failure, at the I art Hennlon. to up-' prnrliilo moniTr lo nifry out th I work. Attlhorlzniion had been given, however, for 1 buildings 10 cunt $ lus.ilMU.OOO, and everything is tin rendlnesa to go ahead with con struction In more than inn cities (when funds are provided. The aiuhorlxnilnn voted by the I Inst congreetf will provide for less than hnlfmf the complete building program worked out by officials. IThelr plana now call for expendi ture of another $ lOO.iifMi.noo , .more to- meet the space requlre ienis of Ihe various government agencies concerned. , The postal service is so urgently in need of facilities In some cities that If congress does not make funds available without delay.. of-' flclals of the ' department will be' compelled to rent additional space.' A type of building has been devel- oped which has been found lo serve every need of 'the eervlce minimum of expenee, nnd the post master freneral In empowered un der prenent laws lo lenxe urh rtiruetures when required. A num her have been acquired In that way. ' Plans for three rlzert of ntnnd lirdixed postal nervlre biilldlnK-4 have been drawn. Official, under j t he leasing arrangement, select u site In the mldet of a city urea I thickly populated with users of the ! malls, HperlflcatlonH are then cir culated a menu builders and bids are Invited, Private capital our- chases the site and constructs'the bul Id I n(t. The department then takes It under lea we. I Alt a man need these days to be able to mokn a livlntf ut sell 1 ti k gasoline, is a little tarffct prac tice. '" ' Cm , wi ii tT N.C. Music Charni 4 m i vl l' nlJ t:ive "IJoc" Boliler, director of Washington . Slate athletics, a good ohl-fashloiied brass IkiiiiJ ut all varslly gamea lo pep lits Cougar r.iotball players up, ami he's satlsiied. oH"t Huhler won't stand (or sny music wlienrilie team Is having a iiiuctlou game. 1? eittYno in Ton MlUlllX IOI en After FOIW lttrS . SAI.KM, Ore.. Oct. 27 (AP) After an unnulhorized absence or over icnr years JameH w. Ho.iell volunturily returned to the atate penitentiary yr..-nlay to finish hl term. Hm tohl Hupt. Henry V. Miyers that hp alwuya did intend to conm back, and Meyera Haiti hUico Howll had been man enoutrh - to tollow up tht tfood Intention he will ajruln be freed when his rt-Kiilar term expires, which wilt he in five inoulhH. Itosell whs sent? iii iwin Marlon county Jan. i:i, lii'JU. I P.A.M K LACKS HOXEV PAIUK Honey Ik roHtly nnj scarce bencusf of the wet summer In I'Vnnce. The busy bee was nev er tilde to K"t sufficient contact with the flowers to sf&t e up the usual excess of provender for th winter, Bee raUers say he has laid by little more than he needs for his dwn use. C amel An honest cigarette honestly advertised Delightful tobaccos, the choic est grown Blended with skill and ( care Sold without bunk of any kind, and it leads the world by billions Ruth Elder Is on Way to France MAnnrn. Oct 37 ad ituth Klder, American aviatrix and her ro-pllol. Captain Geo riff V. Hnlili man orrlvc-tl horo In' a Junki-ni piano -from Lisbon ai. 2:10 p. m. Tlip AmiTU-an fllfm with int Ity Antcrlran AntlMiwulor 0lt-n Huniinonfl nnil t- roinmnnilintr ofrUtr of the Hp!mlh aviation 8rvlrt Artt-r lh' ri!cpilon hi und t'ap tuln Huhlfntaii Wfnt to the Ameri can cmhiiKKy wht-rc' they will hr Biiihih until ihi-lr cxpcclcd dcpurl- lire tor Krancc. The lli-wi l-'ord Joke rM-niH lo lie Hint It Isn't oul yet. rerhapa one reason why mor 1IW W' ryW J 1 to rlntr 1h that they like to I Jlhf ''' J(kik 1 ARCADE T,o NpuI Kind nCnntmon M - The Food that Xx- makes the man J&iFi j rORRKEKS WAtl NEW VOKK . A devastating Anirlo-Anwrican war l regarded iw a posslhllliy ly Lieut. Com mander J. M- Ken-worthy, M. f. Ha hoa written n hook tn which ho say that If events move In the next ten years an they have hi th luat Knglund will stand at the head of a Kuropean federation of dis trust against America. In lhp war he fenra he thinks Japan will lie on the side of Great Ilrilain ami Canada will be neutral. )lti:N HF.AIHNO SOtTII i:i t;i:NK. Ore., on. n (ai1) The l iiivirslty of Oregon fooiliull wiiiiirt n charge of Head Conch John J. Mcp.'wan, left Kugnne to day for I'aio Alto, ful., , wher I he Stanford nnK'ermty f'nrdinsils will he met Saturday In a I'arlfte cofisti conference game. If all cigarettes ure as good as Camel you wouldn't hear antfung about special treatments to make cigarettes good for the throat. Nothing takes ihe 1 place of choice tobaccos. All , , , Atwater Kent ; Radios : REDUCED New factory prices now . in effect. Liberal Terms on any model. JOHN GILBERT MNSt ADO ME bURENCISTrULIMC .