La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 22, 1915, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, MAY 22,, 1915. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER X THE OBSERVER BKUCE DENNIS Editor and Ownar. ntered intta Pott Offic 'at L Grand - Oregon, - i seco4 class saattar.'-:'--.-. A: ' -.li. .-.', j . ' i Advertising rataa on application. Ai eop for display advertising most ranch the office the day before the ad appears. a, t? AJdrea all communication-. ' HE OBSERVER, 1710 Siath Street. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Dally, single eopj "? 7.5f ?. Daily, per week c ., DaUy, per montn , ' DaUy, six months in advance... 93.60 DaUy, per year in advance.... $7.00 Daily, by maii per year, iu ad- ranee .;...W.0O V Weekly Observer-Star, per year . , In advance .H.ar next" eight months; the need will be asjl nrnrrnr liiniim nniiuin Ul UlLI I . lUIIIIID I III TIBI great or greater. Therefor, further ,j flf T UMM1 UUMIIlD gifts are desired. Those who contrib ute to the Red Cross have the satis- faction of knowing that every dollar KiamiliKH DAUGHTER A'T so subscribed buys 100 cents worxn oi.;l rcpe MONDAY-TUESDAY CMirVICV H,1U IllWHJIi., tfc-vv live expenses being met from other . sources.- . -V The newest American battleship is to be run by electricity. This will prove a surprise to those who thought the electric toaster was the greatest instrument of, destruction."1 . Don't be common. f Instead of Bay ing, "la this hot enough for y?" in quire: "Are the atmospheric condi tions sufficiently caloric to compel a sensation of satiety?" and people will believe you are from Portland. , Many a fellow thinks he is a shin ing light because he" is lantern jawed. RED CROSS FINANCES. j. 4. A The most ,lnTesUng t financial ADDITIONAL ' PERSONALS. J statement of the year is one in which . -. . . . j. a a 4 A A ? profit and loss are not computed. No r t "T ' - one can wax selfish, envious or hangh- ;.' R.'McKenzie, one of the prom ty over the figures it contain. The inent men of Summerville, was in yes information it gives will . not affect terday and was quartered at the Som the Toney ,arket or the Uinar pric- mar.' ' Coldingi of ea of stocks. It " A f, Elgin, were at the Savoy last night the American Red Cross, an inatitu-jon theip OTy home from GrBnd jge tion whose sole stock in trade is 0. O. F. which convened at New- good will, which sells satisfaction -on- ( port. Tftoueaod " Actora ta'. Be Seen Witk, Aanette Kelleraiaa. ; . ,. . , ,,,,. - fJ. Annette Kellerman, credited with being the most perfectly formed wo man in the world, will.;' be sean in "Neptune's DhughterT at the AWade theatre Monriav and Tuesday nihts. Admission, children 15 cents .and aauna zo cenu. - .... ,. This is' a gorgeous and thrilling spectacle, rated as the film master dW of the .world, in seven riarts, Nothing like it has ever been seen before. It is a wild,' weird, wonder ful nroduction showinr Annette Kel lerman. she of divine form as a rreat I actress, a - graceful dancer, expert 1 swords woman-ana queen 01 . tne sea. 1 The ."'perfect woman" has a company 1 The wonderful film 'Will be XA La uranae aionaay ana luesoa-y nignis 41 ...i ..;., . ..,1 .niin.M iiiT Grande will appreciate the splendid Sicture. Everyone knows of Annette iellerman's splendid physique , and beauty, and with the . aid of 1000 other actors, -is - seen at her best. ly to those who wish to buy, gives -all its revenues, scorns to malce a 'dollar; and yet is trusted by every one. Which ought to quash the oft 'Tieard opinion that profit is necessary " to good work. . V American Red Cross funda have been transmitted o aid relief work Incvery country at war exeept Ja pan. The Japanese : Red: Crosa not only attended to the needs of Kiau Chau, but sent ambulance corpa and sanitary squads - lo Europe. The American organization contributes directly to hospitals in France, Ger many, Austria and Russia, Syria, Palestine, Persia, Servia. It has ex tended the helping hnnd to the Red Cross of the Netherlands and the British Red Cross Intelligence depart ment. In Belgium it co-operates with the American relief committees. 'And, wherever possible, the American Red Clvde McPhee. of North Powder, is at the Savoy today. - Mrs. Billy-Mack, of blgin, was a l Grande visitor last evening. '."";'' L. E. and M. E. Jordan, prominent merchants .of. Enterprise, were at the Savoy last night on their way home from Salt Lake, where they had been spending a few weeks. fZartriiAo fiimmnna. hofwl nf the Rov- al Neighbors lodge in Oregon, arrived from Portland last night and is a Savoy hotel guest. Harry Riggs and wife, of Dubuque, Iowa, are in the city for a tew days. ' - ' Advertised Letters. List of letters remaining uncalled for in this office for the week ending May 21, 1915: Gentlemen: Birce,, Mr. E. Black, Frank Carter, Robert A. Griffin, C. R. ' Lieby. H. A. A A A A A A .;. v A A A A'4 A ADDITIONAL SOCIETY, "(a : -" ;! AAAAAAAAAA'A . . . . . Walter YoiW MisS Wetherell (An aunt by mar riage) ....... ,enie storey Miss Edith Wetherell (Ah aunt ty . marriage) . . ." . ... . Nita Hunter Dr. Freeman t)e (Her local medical 'man) ..,...'....... ...Melvin Larson George P. Newte (Her former, busi- Aon m.nlH.1 !!.. WllllflmGAII 'Our Empire" England, Minna Ash; ' j wnerever posHroie, me AinericHii ,lculjjurfy q Cross works through esUblished hos- j Mathe'w8,'Mr. and Mrs. C. M. . pitals, missions or relief services and I Marcus, Geo. E. lets them take credit. It seeks not' Ladies: even the lorv of philanthropy, From August to April the Ameri . can Red Cross expended in cash con tributions, salaries of surgeons and nurses, purchase of supplies and inci dental expenses to get these goods and persons to Europe the grand total of f 1,243,189. -The balance iri its, war fund 1s now $171,843.- The organiza tion Bhould spend more during the Allen, Rhoda Mrs. Burnes, Miss Clella Bradshaw, Mrs. Ellen Cook, Emma A. 1 Montgomery, Miss Georgia nnplr Mrt R These letters will be sent to the floorl letter nfflro on June 4th. 1915 If nAt AnivaaA Koffirn Tn pallllifr fnr the above, please say .."advertised" giving date of list. k T7 nn Iin 11 Tut X TO BOYS confidential ttS PRETTY TOUGH, of course, for a f eUow to . r have to -catch it" once in a M 'f clothes don't IOok as spick. na "t.V '"' s: ?; after a game of football or a good "rastle,. , But don't bUme the home folks-because, when you conie to think of it, it does cost money t in clothes. . And you can see how it , vrhen atdlow . goes through a suit in no time, r : , - ; Only,;tnere8"no"Se;in thaanecessary-it's uncomfortable for all concerned. - l lm nrt-r Irtnor ftXTlfirlenC WlUU DOTS, and clothes, that lads who. wear owwwf't EVERV Clothes experience yeiy v''v -" - tliat direction.. '.' ; ' ..:. Curry; Canada, Edith Welch; Afri ca, Mariorie Kuchenthal; Australia,' t ..n;i fw . i Other Colonies Leona Newlin, Mflr- jorie snooK, r-uzaoetn cona, iva-.ie Counsell, Anetta Johnson, Arleigh Kammerer, Olga Johnson, Elva Conklln, Lucile Mulkey, Edna Parrvmu. Ruth Ta vlor. , Her former companions . ' ' t ootmen . ......Clarence Becker, Jay Shaw 1 jtst. Tuseda v and Wednesday noons the girls of the Tennis club hld pandv sales in the lower hall- of the high 'school. . Both proved toAe immensely popular anq tne proceeds will be added to the tennis fund.- . . IiSmoI avaminotinna u'dfn u on 5 n thin mwpk and will be finished next week. As a consequence social at- t. j.. ",.f ft,. Lu-Vv fairs in which students participate ."-5 "" moh have nceessarily been relegated to arncie 7-7-. " j the shelves for further consideration, merriment. After dinner all mailgea : ......... tA11.n, intaionAKM Wl T rl Mrs. Cora M. Davis, of Union, Sa- music. Those present were: Miss pieme Chief Pythian Sisters, re- White, Miss Ramsdell, Mr. and Mrs. cently left Winncpeg, and has been .John Girdler, Mrs. . Ivinhoe,. Mr. called to principal points east -and Bragg, Mrs. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. George ' Made of substantial AU-Wool fabrics and perfectly reinforced throughout, they not only keep their shape better than any other clothes,: but, they .will stand .. ..w ..iiiiiiio- nmftiint; - of knocking ; about. fiiL,.t,. moin iho.irav hovs like them, and there s a Club Button with each suit.... "l :: f:: t i. .1 : v" ' '; , -' And what's more; they have 16 special features that jjo - to inake these the most popular clothes m the i . : world., We have them iu all the late,Norfolk rood ' els, in bright natty patterns, at. -,;r 4.s .::"r- .f .- j $5.00 and up. - REMEMBER "a word to' the use js ;sufficient.'T j Irrigation - Specialities LET US FIGURE YOUR WANTS ELECTRIC MOTORS GASOLINE AND OIL ENGINES Fresh from the well Auto-Pneumatic Water Systems i. WINDMILLS AND WATER WHEELS Fairbanks Morse & Co. Byron Jackson Pumps Oakland Automobiles J. J. QUINLAND CO. Inc. Salesroom & Shops Island City, Oregon. Phoue Black 1392 General Agents I south unon official business . ' She will visit Chicago, Providence, Bos- inn HoffnrH Wnahinirtofi. D. C . Birmingham, Ala., Louisiana points, Hot Springs, -Arkansas; Kansas City, Union City, Ind.; Zanesville, Ohio: and will be home about June 14th, leaving the next day for Lewdston, Idaho, where she will be on the 16th. Union Republican. . . ! " -" ' Tuesday night was an important event in the life of the Easter Star pocial club. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kil Aia lennA Citv pni(rt.nined the club members and their husbands, in a nost charming way. nirmiuKii :tu!3 were muddy and bnu a consid erable delegation responded to the i,.i.;iat!nnB Pri?pa Wprp Won Ht curds by Mrs. H. B. Bohnenkamp a.:d George (joenran. TVm tpnchni-s of tho central school gave a delightful dinner party at the complimentary to Miss Ramsdell and ones who so kindly entertained them Miss White,. Monday May ui at oj - ' - o'clock. Covers were laid for 22. Red Birth Record. tulips and bridal wreaths were artis-, Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Deal, ticnlly arranged on the table and May 20, a daughter. about tho rooms. During the first,. Bjny sundav says thafthe sinners course a gift of Sterling silver was hat maJe the;r beds must lie in them, placed before the guests of honor ' f.nd d t SaUia(h during the last course, a bride s cuke, . , bcautifullv trimmed, was placed be-' mornings Carpy, Mr. and Mrs. Bullard, Mrs. Ingle, Mrs. Jackson, Mr. Prince, Miss Mason, Miss Ghormley, Miss Sv itzer, Miss Deal, Miss McHugh, Miss Leads worth, Miss Snider, Miss Anderson. The five young, ladies, Carol Currey, Lucile Keese, neien nerce, oicim Bod'mer and Mildred Oliver, from the domestic department of the high school, added much pleasure to the evening by their careful and thought ful assistance. . . , Perrv. Oreeon. Mav 22. (Special) Mr. "and Mrs. N. Y. Stoddard en tertained 221 little girls at then home Thursday, May 20th, in honor of the eighth birthday of their little daughter, Edna. The afternoon was spent in playing games aiter wmcn a delicious luncheon was served. The rooms were beautifully decorated in pink and white. The children went home with hearts full of love for the little eieht-year-old and for the ilT! LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK Capital $200,000.00 Resources l,000.000.00 Surplus $50,000.00 ; - Ul'IICKRS:- .iflont C C. rcnington, V.-Prest. .. . levers. Cashier Earl Zundel and 11. E. Coolidge, Ass't Caluer3 " T71 I Fred J. Holmes, I'n Fred J. Holmes C. C. Peinn gton F. L. i levers DIRECTORS: A. T. Hill J. F. Conley J. G.'Snodgrass 11. E. Coolidge A. 151oekland II. 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 agTeeable to them; .., . - , To contribute to their enterprises, the co-operation, fore sight and timely assistance which a good Bank can properly beetow. . W: a. v t Pi Reserve Your Rooms - for the big l FXP0S1T1DH $1.00 to $2.00 a day. -Address: HOTEL THOMAS Next Door to Every Thing in San Francisco 971 Mission Street Near Sixth. . ON DIRECT CAR LINE TO EXPOSITION AND DEPOTS. San Francisco, California. Take Universal Bus or Taxi to hotel at our expense. ' ' A i - ! ! ! ! ! i it Wilton Lackaye PIT" Sherry's Theatre Monday & Tuesday Gommenc ement IS NOT SUCH A LOXG WAY OFF. YOU WILL NEED SOME REM EM-. P.RAXCES. COME IN AND' TALK IT OVER. INCASE WE HAVE NOT WHAT YOU WANT, GIVE US TIME TO GET UP. - : .. ; ' . . REMEMBER, IT ONLY COMES ONCE IN A LIFETIME, AND THAT CHRISTMAS COMES ONCE A YEAR. ! ; G. Birnie Jeweler ane Optician 'aV , , i t 'A- i ' : : : & & ! ! i ! ! : :