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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1915)
V'.- PAGE FOUR V5 ;t t- i ', LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1915. THE OBSERVER BBUCE DENNIS, Editor and Owner. Entered in the Post Office at La Grande, Oregon, at second class! ' matter. , . Advertising rates on application. A.1 copy for display advertising must reach the office the day before the ad appears. Address all communications to I HE OBSERVER, 1710 Sixth Street SUBSCRIPTION BATES: . Daily,-single copy ....... ' 5c Daily, per week ..... .', . . . , . . ' 16c Daily, per month ......... . . 85c Daily, six months, in advance. .$3.50 Daily,-per year in advance. ...17.00 Daily, by mail per year, ih ad- ; vance .... 4 . ..00 Weekly Observer-Star, per year '- in advance si.ov a Society Hcipo p f i (Continued from Fage C.) U J9 irthday .anniversary Games k and . amusement suitable to Ow oc- waslcasion ate being played thd refresh- An informal dancinir party given at the F. J. Holmes home Wed-Jmnts will climax the afternoon's en nesday evening with Miss Nell Grim- joyment. ,.. n it t as hostess. ' J ' 4 ! 4 4.4.4. : Last evenmg Mr. and Mrs. Ha- worth arranged a verv nleaaant aur, simole but imm-essive weddins- wasiprise for their daughter Dorothy, in performed at the W. A. Zweifel home, nonor or ner ltn birthday anniver 2018 Alams avenue, whon Sarjh sary. ADout li young ladies -and Weber was married to Ben Sheld. gentlemen were present, enjoying a Rev. E. B. Fyke offi :..Ui.i.r. Only delightful evening. ' ., ilse hi e relatives ai;il Mr. and Mr.", j .f t Grant, uf Baker, were urgent Thii " " SEAT SALE AT 10 tridc was becominelv s't'Ired in a I The seat sale for the Lyne concert g' wn f repe dc chine a ; i she carried ! on 8t Van Buren'a at 10 o'clock a i''-uq jtt, of carnatioi.s ii I fr.esias. Monday morning. Aff-r the cereironv tht ests were! 4 4 f(.it il at a t.- nteous w - ding break. William A.. Pope and Evaline Jame fast !.e " lie was b-.u'Mfti dec-!80" ot Baker, were married at the oki tod with nr.ilax v.l .-arvtiow.i Savoy parlors Wednesday afternoon At-er the 1-takfast th ai;nv couple ' 6 o'clock, by Rev. R. E; Close, of left.fr I it-r, theii' :;:mrc homo. th Baptist church. They will live The nc-w an acco-'r Kd solwl:near Elgin, .a- Ilnili'1.. V 1 li .111 oilm't. .11. I .1 vuutn I ' 4. A. 4. Liberty is a fine word; look at it: .,r yn- y Zweif V ani K!vud; Mrs- Robert Newlin entertained the speak it. It is euphoneious, and ' we J kivtert" . - - . j Wednesday Bridge club this week at love its traditions; but thee are. ' ', ' 4.4.4. "'V ' f her home, corner. Second and Main. j)ther words in our vocabulary as im-J Mrg T E Luhe. ;d her daughter i Honors at cards went to Mrs. E. E. j si . n I Hirt AV i . . I I airs, ciyue uavis, entertained tnel""' ; V . -IParkdale club this week rnmnliment. ! "J. f . '.VT ary to Mrs. Kennedy, mother of Mrs. i-upner. ine afternoon was given but prohibition laws are becoming ""'7 0 ,ne '"e. .high honors. -.-U... a... A w,r-t.-Cr08by works ani1 some of her best . . songs were read ar.d discusseI.J SCHOOL NOIES. A series of intercluss games in LIBERTY IS A FINE WORD. The greatest objection to socialism is that it means less effort, less work, less progress, according to Ed Howe, and then he continues! portant One of them is Ordc-r; Another is Temperance; Prohibition laws are a plain viola tion of Liberty; no doubt about it, more popular every day. A corres pondent asks me: "What do . Ju$t Received Two Big Express Shipments f . NEW yORK'S LATEST STYLES Man Tailored SUITS and COATS for Women and Misses Just as soon as the doors were open this morning, 2 big express shipments of women's high grade suits and coats were dropped in. The styles are. - charming every garment is finely tailored with exclusive features such as only man tailored garment have the materials are of the newest !i shades and patterns. Moderate prices Coats " .;. . SM2.Xn ta ftUi fWi Suits - $15.00 to $32.50 Easter Is Only 3 Weeks Away Choose your Easter apparel now as our stocks are now at their best.- The- , best picking of the 'season will be right now. : I Kirtley. Mr. and Mrs. A. Nash 'entertained ' the Jollity club this week, Henry T. Hill and Mrs. W, B. Bach winning i von ' T I . ... I think of prohibition in Kansas?" For .uncneon. was serve1 " tMe Proper vearc I onnoHcri t. hut now he eve "! n-cimcuj mo uunur it is the onlv reallv effective tem-:uest waa presented with a gift in verance measure, so far as drinkintf ! the form of a hook, "Sunshine of intoxicants is concerne.i. 1 am will-;Life." The next meeting will be at Ing that my personal liberty shall be , the home of Mrs. Willis Moss, March restricted for the crenoral coori. Since Russia, in a great emergen cy, adopted national prohibition, no candid man can doubt the efficiency . of national prohibition, The argument for war is as weak as the argument for the right to pay ' a high price for intoxicants which are not only useless, but harmful. There is no such thing as moderate war; there is' no such thing as mod ' erate whisky drinking, or moderate Vodka drinking. If the nations of the earth could agree on two laws and their enforce ment, what would they he ? . 1. Prohibition of clie manufacture and use of a 11 sorts of fire aiti,, ranging from the pistol to the larg est guns now being used to destroy! men and their homes. 2. Prohibition of the use and man ufacture of all intoxicating liquors. ' To restrain an d prohibit certain of our inalienable rights is as im portant as the noble task of securing our inalienable rights in the . first place. : La Grande is pleased to convey ai.y information she can to Walla Walls regarding the ndvoijcid, enlightened and emancipated form of municipal government. There is no city that we would rather see shake the shack les of backwardness than Walla Walla, for she is a fine city and her 4. 4, 4. Mrs. Fred Holmes very pleasant, entertained the afternoon section of the Sans Souci, Wednesday after noon. A two-course luncheon was served and the home was decorated with a color scheme apropos to St. girls' basketball have been played during the week at the high school Thursday the Junior; played, the Freshmen and won by a high score. The same day the Seniors played the Juniors and the score was 12 to 14 in favor of the senior?. In an earlier game between, the Sophomores and Seniors the score was. 15 to 13 in favor of the Sopho mores, and arrangeinentfS have been made to play the last game of the sea son . to decide the championship be Patrick's day. Mrs. William Allinson tween the Seniors and Sophomores, wnn hn t i . . . ......... v T . ,i " r mi. luiuii. iexc weeK both ladies and gentlemen of the club are to be entertained at Five Hun dred in Island City by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kiddle. J - i Mrs. C. I). Putman entertained the Lucky Thirteen Thursdav af ternnnn at the home on Pennsylvania avenue. Mrs. Grace . Molitor won high score. A pink and green color scheme mm adhered to by the hostess in her ser vice of refreshments, and in the score cards. .. . , , . .. ' ? " "" Vf The Thursday Auction club was en tertained by Mis. George T. Cochran, The second division of the Tilli cums entertained Friday afternoon in honor of the new members who have joined the society during February and March. St. Patrick touches .pre vailed in the decorations, entertain ment and refreshment About 50 girls were present. , -1 1MB 7TTTTTr!W"W FOR RENT A modern, five room cottage, furnished. .: ; Mrs. Zuber. " 3-13,4t. High Grade too Printing costs no more than the other kind Observer. Everyth ing I n S tationery Mrs. T. N. Murphy won high served, score. 2 I The young ladies of the Methodist church expect to meet tomorrow a.' ter)on at the home of Miss Dorothy Haworth, one of their numher. nnrl ! I f .TV . . . . people are entitled to the ater gov"' "iX i , ty- ."l? emmental method, v.hi.h H ?? m'??,ons 18 P"?ose of this with the petty conniving that marks ' ,n': A , ' . the councilmanic form. -i This afternoon abott 20 young la- xir t i. jl n . . ; "les are be,ne entertained by Miss . ... i,un,., u,c i-ancner, sings, uorotny Haworth in honor of her "THE ITALIAN" COMING. Beautiful Story to be Told at Arcade Monday and Tuesday. ' "The Italian" storyof intensej.hu man interest, deftly put togetherivith the skill of the master nlaywriehttand St. Patrick's day color schemes nro 'expressed on the screen - with all' the dominated .in the decoration. - Re-'powervat the command of a premier nesnments, tiarmomous to tne gener- actor and his supporting cast win ap ai scneme or tne decorations, were ' pear the merry song- of "Bark to the Soil" with such a cheerfulness that it is catching. If the Commercial club could induce Mr. Bush to spend a week in La Grande and deliver talks nbout the pleasantness of getting bnck to nature the Cove country would be flooded with La Grande people beg ging to milk the cow and raiRe the corn. Jt was quite natural for a bad check artist in La Grande to cast the blame on a bank cashier in Idaho. But our experience has been that cashiers do not mark "not paid for want of funds," unless our bank account in that bank is fundless. Mrs. Carl Rowe is getting just and proper recognition for her ability as an artist in the handsome pictures of Wallowa county scenery which will adorn the Oregon building at San Francisco. John Mars will assist in bringing back the old business days when the buzz and rattle of his rock crusher is heard. The sound in the ear has a fine effect upon the brain. LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK Capital $200,000.00 Reeources $1,000,000.00 'i Surplus $50,000.00 OFFICERS: Fred J. Holmes, President C. C. Penington, V.-Prest. F. L. Meyers, Cashier Earl Zuntlel and II. E. Coolidge, Ass't Cashiers at Arcade Monday and Tuesday. It is the simple narrative of a poor Italian's love for a girl of his .race, his coming to America, his subsequent marriage and the burning paternal love for his little baby. .. ; Beppo (Mr. Beban) toils hard to make enough money to bring his sweetheart -to this country. A baby is born, but is stricken with illness which the doctors declare will prove fatal unless thwarted by the use of pa-sterurized milk. r On his way home with money to buy the milk, Beppo is robbed by thugs. He puts up a fight and 1s ar rested. Suddenly he sees the ward boss riding an automooiie. A plea for assistance is .ignored and Beppo is sent to jail. When he is released he finds that his baby has died. Swearing vengeance upon the ward boss, who mhe blames for the baby's death, the Italian awaits his chance. It comes when the boss' infant is stricken with brain fever. Beppo gains entrance to the home and is about to dash the baby's brains out , when the tiny hand moving reminds 'h;. f u;. ... .i .... j it:, i i ...iii vi ins vwn ucau Bull. X11B nettlv softens and he goes away to spread flowers on the grave of his "bambino." "The Girl of the Golden West" is the big announcement for Friday and Saturday at the Arcade. That an nouncement in itself is enough to ce ment attention on these dates. Pd. Adv. . "i .................... . Are You Going To Build? i f : i alt Twn D-t'Pnf niipsrmna in f ri Pencil use, S prospective home-builders ! J are "How much is your i home going to cost," and! 4 what will be .the cost for We have an exceptional stock of stationery and writing materials of all kinds. ' ' ; ' , The very, latest and most artistic correspondence : .papers are always here in all tints, shapes and sites. , . . . We carry an immense stock , of tablet papers for pen or i repairs in the future." There are two ways to build, the cheap and inex- J perienced . way, and the good and substantial way "which means good work-! j Miscellaneous stationery sundries for. the" home or office will be found here in abundance, including many tMngs notrto' be had elsewheer in this locality. - -w, Orders taken for engraved invitations, -personal stationery, calling cards, etc. announcements, Newlin BooU&Stationery Co. ' manship terial. and good ma- j : TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTtttttf tf X See me before you build, H. E. Roskampl Contractor and Builder Fred J. Holmes C. C. Penington F. L. Meyers DIRECTORS: A. T. Hill V-. J. F. Conley J. G. Snodgrass 'H. E. Coolidge A. Blockland . H. S..Brownton What This Bank Aims to Do To promote our customers' interests as We would our own ; To do all we can to make their relations here profitable and agreeable to them; To contribute to their enterprises, the co-operation, fore- sight and timely assistance which a good Bank can properly bestow. Cove News Items. Cove, March 12. .(Special) Mts. Frank Music has been on the sick list the past two weeks. Alvin Orton has returned home af ter a ten days visit in Enterprise. Herbert Mires and Mrs. Olie Peebler while taking Lester Johnson and wife to their home Sunday in Lower " Cove had the misfortune to get their car stuck in the mud near the Miller farm, but as help was at hand they got the car out and went on their way rejoicing-There was a large crowd attended the George Jasper sale Thursday. . Miss Hattie De Borde is spending the week end in Baker City. several in tms vicinity are planting early garden. I To Investors andBuilders Just a Word E. RIESLAND, Plasterer and Contractor. Cement work of all kinds, Foun-"" datlons and Flue construction. Cement block a specialty. Call and see these blocks at E. C. Davis' Marble Shop. Phone Red 8V. . J 311. A corest, in itself, beautiful, i that lends most graceful, pleasing lines to the slender and average' J figure. Very lightly boned. Ma- ! iteriai, fancy batiste. Silk em- i J broidery trimmed. Bust, medium i low. Rubber strip at bottom of ! back, holds, garment snugly to I hi ula iius HUODorrers. h l-y rtrce $3.50 : I have some very choice city lots, acre tracts and five-acre tracts for sale on the most reasonable terms. It will be to your interest to call on mel J. A. RUSSELL i nich clasp. J OTHER MODELS $2.00 UP i Mrs. Robt Pattison Corsetiere BARGAINS IN DRESSERS- This week we have 6 dressers made of select Fir" Golden Oak finish ' and are- good . values At regular prices $10.50 $11.50 and $12.50. These ' are priced SPECIAL FOR CASH $8.00 $8.50 $9.00 each.', Bargains in every departments ; ; F. D. HAISTEN ; .; Furniture On Easy ( Payments PhonR. 3221 Res. 1702 Oak J
