La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 08, 1915, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextljiWiiit'iliTif'';;AhV'w'''''"H7;'" ..,- T V', ' ' ' TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1915. PAGE EIGHT LA UliANDE EVENING OBSERVER e m m Needed Needs For Now- And Priced at The United Store so 3 . I.' J s Don't Worry About HOT WEATHER JUST STOP AT THE REXALL FOUNTAIN, and try one of our Delicious Ire Cream Sodas. No finer can bo found in town. Our Chocolate Is Best. HILL'S DRUG STORE The REXALL Store HERE I (COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICIALS 'j . HAVE CHARGE. JLong String of Victories Have Been Won by the I earn. . , I Everybody Can Buy With a big -string of victories on the tour to their credit, the Prairie City baseball team, sent out by the Commercial club there, is in Lai Urando today und is playing the Lnl Grande team this ufternoon. The 'junket is a publicity trip, 'and though it is costing some money, the play ers like the trip. Thoy defeated El gin ynatorduy at Elgin. ' : George Hagg, formerly of Elgin, is manager of the team, and an secre tary of the Commercial club; has di rected, largely the trip as far as gone. Mr. rlugg is editor of the Priuno City paper at present. These on the trip include J. L. Stalker, pres ident of the Prairie Commercial club, ,Prof. C. H. Sheets, W. C. Ford, Henry Foster, Kenneth McHaley, Thorn D'Armand, O, T. Dickens, - Lucien Shelton, Billie Workman, . George Flagg-and Earl Dellpgcr. . CLASS I READY DIPLOMAS iYOOIE COUPLE IS NEODEO.' (NORMAN FREES TAKES HIMSELF A WIFE. Mosquito Burs, a-yard 6 l-4t Unbleached Turkish Towels ............. 2 for 25c Bleached Turkish Towels .2 for 25c Hand Towels, a dozen ........... i. . . . . .'. . . -49c Toweling, ner yard ..................... .8 l-3c Pluin White Bed Spreads-.,....,....., 98c Colored fled Spreads $1.98 Summer Blankets . . , .'. . . . . .49c Bed Sheots, 4K9Q 49c Bathing Suits .................... . , .$1.49, $1.98 Bathing Caps ....25c Bathing Shoes . , . . . ..... . . .49c Diving Caps 25c Ladies' Hose ......5c J .runes' Gingham Aprons .. , ,. . .-. ...26c Ladies' Bungalow Aprons ................. .49c ; Girls - Bungalow Aprons . . . . , . .25c . Misses' Bunjralow Aprons 39c Men's Sox, black or tan ....... 5c .Men's Work Sox, Rockford ,'..: ;5e ' Men's Elk Shoes, Elk soles ............. ..$1.98 i Men's Muloskin Shoes ........ ... . . .... .:. . .$1.49 . Youths' Elk Shoes, Elk soles ,..$1.69 Boys' Elk Shoes, Elk soles ............. ...$1.49, ; Boys' Sandals ...... ; ...... 89c, 98c, $1.23, $1.49, Boys' Waists, all colors 25c Boys' Shirts, all colors .:. .v. ..... . .25c ; Men s Work Shirts s ...... .'. 25c- Men's Unions, full sizes .49c Men's B. V. D. Unions , .. .,89c - Men's Genuine Porosknit Unions . ...... . ; , . ; .89c . Men's Two-piece Underwear . . .... . . . .19c --. Men's Work Gloves, Muleskinv. . . ... ;.. .25c ; Men's Oversleeves,- black . . . ..... , . ,v. , , ,19c Men's Work Pants : .-. . i ..98c Men's Overalls, fujl size, extra weight .......49c ; YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER AT The UNITED STORE 33 BIG BUSY STORES J. C. PENNEY Co. IP iicuic ronni nmir! Li- . (T II r Hi 1 1 rill Mil I ill ail ,'-'- mwSSV - i w i i'wiii wviu .jl1 ' , , , . ' ; . i UNTO COMMENCEMENT TOMORROW AT 2:30. They Bishop O'Reilly will . Present Diplo mas to Academy Graduates. Tomorrow afternoon at. 2:1)0 the Sacred Heart academy sends forth its graduates for the yeur with very fitting exercises to be held in the high school auditorium. Rt. Rev. Bishop .'O'Reilly will present the Friends Set on Wrong Trail Long ? Cove, Oregon, June 7. (Special) I Tour Anticipated. s- w- KoK'er and wife of U Norman ' W. Frees,, purchasing' Grande were in Cove Monday. -iy nr unn agent for the George Palmer mills.. . number 'ot Cove people attend and wiss Janet llersney, lor seyeral r years a high school teacher , here, Were married in the Presbyterian Manse last evening at 7:80. -, Wm. Adair attended the grom and Miss 'Janet Jones attonded ihe bride.. The 'ring ceremony was used by Rev. Clark, the officiating minister. '."The bridal couple loft last evening for a month's jwedding trip, after which they will return to La Grande to live. ' Their journey takes them to Salt Lake, Los AngcloS, San Francisco and GREEN H CHANCELLOR ed the Union Stock every dayi report it the ' best ever.' Mrs. T. B. Johnson and mother, I j.ec, rars. oaran lompspn oi: . uranue visited in Cove the latter part of the Wok. , . ' - KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS ELECT NEW OFFICERS ion Night Joined with Initiation in Rank of Page. Oelile Green was last night, chosen - m.-min una lamiiy oi MB.e Lodge' No. 27. The annual election valley returned to their home Thurs- took place jointly with initiation in day after visiting with relatives, and the k of . The oth offlcers friends Mrs. Otho Eckersly and Miss Effle elected for . the ensuing . lerm are: Boswell returned, to their respective )nt Samuel w'ri hi; muster of 'work, homes after a pleasant visit in Walla K Keisland past chance:lor ,com. Walla and Freewater. -. i ., .if- . . . diplomas, rhe program deluding hon,e via povtland. . McCallister left Monday for de inn(n. uard H- w' Rn ; 0itM the dramatic endeavor, followa: Their friends had been advised that . .Entel,P"se where he will spend the d c. m. Humphreys. ' . " Silver Hells of Jubilee, with Or- ,lha nlliet Wflrtli in ir would mviir" Inter I summer with Roy Baker and family. ; ciKRtral Accompaniment Young ,ln tv . that , . vtutMnn U Edwin Dolaney of Hog valley spent Ladies. tour would be by Portland first but ! th'' week with his grand parents,. Mr. j Mignon Today a( Sherry's. Jubilee Address to Our Right Rov subsequent developments disclosed nd 'Mrs. Davis Boswell. . ' Mignon with its duels and dangers, Bishop. the fact t'hiit Mr. and Mrs. Frees had ! Mrs. Roy Baker and baby 'of En-' its contracts and its crimes, its gypsy Frog Drill Small Boys. ,n ..U8e cleverly Dlanned. and were' i tcrprise are visiting at the homes of life and its aristocratic environment, ine aocret, A riower wpercua their way east before , MinuniB. . '. marriage bocanie known. Old Glory, Song By Boys. i . ; La Chasse Aux Gazelle, A. Cul- piRST CLASS PRODUCTION ON where they will take the vini Aaeiuiae neiiy ano iris rwg. , PROGRAM CLASS PLAY . ! the . i.oo. linker und K. 1.. Barker.-:; a. tne beautirul distances covered by the Miss Mubel Gibson and Miss Vera wanderings of the forlorn 'pair: its' Pca.se left Saturday for La Grande German taverns, its palaces by the I teacher's sea, its wilderness and its ball rooms summer course. , and most of all its suDerb action and. Mrs. Vina Fayne was taken ' to photography will make this nroduc- Empress (-'00l vaudeville Accompanies mgniy meaicai springs xor treatment lov tion witn 1H beautiful heroine, a not 0f the Rated Screen Number. j rheumatism Friday. Her daughter, ' able event in La Grande. Motion pic- I Mrs. a. u. wuntley accompanied her. , true lovers will surely aDDreciate th Ray Baker returned Friday fromWreat portrayal of Mienon Corvallis where he attended, the O. f by Bentriz Michelina greatest cred- A' c- , . " ' lit is given by. critics to the World K. R. Morris purchased a Stude- Film Corporation for their beautiful baker nuto this week. More joy rid- .production. Adv. era ior tms section. . " Rev. Winters held his regular quarterly meeting in the M. E. church Clnudina. wife' of tmenn nriost M, ,v N...v.i r "' "r". r'" .".: I Mt. Fannie Grange No. 388 held Rhea, daughter of Clnudina... Main 75 the City Grocery & Bakery is the Place to get Your Gro cery Supplies WE HAVE- HOME GROWN FRRESH HOT HOUSE TO MATOES GROWN AT ELGIN. THEY ARE FINE. TRY THEM. NEW POTATOES NEW PEAS NEW CARROTS WAX BEANS ASPARAGUS TURNIPS BEETS FRESH TOMATOES HEAD LETTUCE CUCUMBERS GREEN PEPPERS Historical Dramu, "The Helena," or "The Victory Cross," by S. H. A. High School. Empress Helena ...... Stella Desilet , Marguerite Clark, in the famous Thqodora ........... Mcrta Brown Romantic comedy "Gretna Green" will Cornelia .............. Grace Zutzbe seen on the Arcade, screen Paulina ........... . Iolanda Kloes tonight und tomorrow night. This Carminu ........ Lorine Wnlgamnod Famous Pluyer production will be uc- Marcella ........... Lorotta Becker compunied by good vaudeville.- Faustina, n siator of Marcellu Marirucrite Clark, the dnintv ami Mary Fitzgerald fascinating stage and screen favorite, 'V,, , " :li .Pul-we.,., v,,B ruinous rinyers riim tllc re(?ulal. nieeting Saturday after- M-u v Rafter i i T i 7 i noon w,tn Zl members, three visitors TOl0..tiu, wife of Roman Govcnor of , cretir': hv PvnTivh i "nd 11 ChiUiren ,n attendace- M- L- . Judea .Mvttio Cron.u! r- hm ' by.G4,ace Llv'npt Carter, Mt. Funuie's delegate to the AgMai, Gcek iinVo JJil ltj "d I"1'-; Oregon State Grange, at Tillamook ................. Ruth Shintaflfer i ,r , f 1, "."'"'' Pavc 11 "ne report of his trip and the 0. Connell, L. Pnrkw, 1. String ham, L. Wnlgamood net ween Acts. Irish Airs-. V Pianis: Inst. Trio, Double, Louise O'Coniwll, Iris King,. Ruth Shintaffer, Lola -Wade, ' Lor nine Wolgamood, Donna K niith. ''Guess Who,'.' song lO Hie SUCCeSSlUI nrncHed nir nf ihi Rtntn screen-drama love,. sacrifice, humor,' C. C. Gate of Blue Mt. Grange met mystery and thrill and is laid in the with the Cove people and gave some1 manning period of the early nine- rmn idons nn Hiffoi-ont .ku. iolin Solo.. Floyd Smith 'if en1lh t'flltu,y' when elopements to' This day being observed as' Chil t, Donna Smith Gretna Green, a lovers huvon in the,dren's duy the lecturer gave Master noun oi acouuna, luiiied a Hash of ex-. Walter Daron cluuue of the nroirrnm ' clement to many true-love matches. ' which was as follows: In "Gretna Green" Marguerite ! Song by Grange. (. nu'K ixjwitehmgly portrays the char-1 Recitation "Little Soldiers," Paul NOVELTY REPAIR MOP Geo. Ferguson, Proprietor. Bicycle Supplies and Light Repair ing of all Kinds. Take your vulcanizing, bicycle?, dull lawn mowers and key fitting to the Novelty Repair Shop. . Next to L. C. Smith's Garage HOOD RIVER STRAWBERRIES BANANAS ORANGES LEMONS GRAPE FRUIT Intermediate Clans Orchestra Violinists, F. Smith, C. Fitzgerald, H. O'Conncll, L. Fer guson; Pianists D. Stewart. W. Dutli, A. Heden. Inst. Trio, Taricredi by C. Czcrnv Ivy Wilson, Stella Desilet, Aline Boys n.olcl' of rollv Ki'skine, a little Eng. Trueblood. .Summers. assist her in mukinir the lovable ml.. Piano Solo, Fruhling Rauschon-Sind of 1)ol.v one. of her character crcn- iug... Iolanda Klees -tions. Adv. . Valedictory Mattie' Cronan ! Conferring of Honors and Address Right Rev. C. J. O'Reilly District Resembles Alaska. iisn belle and a bit of a flirt: who I Recitation "Somebody's Mnt'W'M n 1 1 ..mi u . AAH . U iA . it. A 1. t S .v vrm kuo ocui x oi ino realm iii Junes, with sovereign sway, until she loses1 Select Reading "Imagination,", her heart- under circumstances both Mis. H. Chambers. . humorous and dramatic. 'Recitation "Our Friend in the Miss Clark's winsome personality, ; Gardon," Eva Baker. .' her piquant beauty nnd1 nl Recitation "I'm Thinkine-." Mil-I Bakers in Session. ; Portland, Ore., June 7. With seve ral hundred delegates present the Oregon State Bakers association con vened in annual session here today. The convention will conclude its work Wednesday. H. F. Rittman. of Portland, mw!. t . i it. . . . ' ' Zancsville, Ohio, June 8. A trip through the Eastern Ohio mining district brings memories of Alaskan novels, for the most spectacular fea ture of the di teams. The mines are of the th almost impossible to use mules, convinced that bakery bread is horses or machinery in the entries, cncnl,,-,r better, were discussed. so dogs huve been substituted, the l II : l But l i died Jones Recitation "Jack in His -Airship," Mrs. E. M. Sweet. Select Reading "He Can- Will He," Mrs. J, K. Lantz. Recitation "Papa's Letter,"' Mrs. C. E. Truoblood. Recitation "The Church Spider," Miss June Chadwick. . Discussion "The Child's Share in the Home," Mrs. T. F. Organ Mt. Fnnnie Bugle, by the "Comets."-! i mm.irliit i nlw nrt..u kn tl strict is the use of doir mimlwr ..f 1 """onaue, cane ami candy were sewed I ment in ever'phn;; of8'tL Tike." " A oon. m Muskingum county business, were hoard. " ,. ,B0, M,ller and ' 'daughter, Mrs.jt rec-foot vein, utnl it.w I'lans by which il.i. hni...v.lf '",,lc omith were called to Burns to I oe at tne bedside of Mr. i . . ... huskies, pulling the loaded cars along ' PordanToT T!".:....., Nearly ZOO dogs are n,.M,A.. ' .v..ll l n,. i 41.1 v..M,.ul,K lournameni .....-.,.... ... wnicn negan here Sunday, with the uunif i. - . - uio tntcKs. ieuriy iiuo (iocs are nft..n...t one which began here Sunday, with trrontest mihivv Most of the dogs are owned by th iats ever gathered toirethor in thi miners, who takes great pride in the Prt of the country competing, was "huskies"- and frequently stage dog Continued today. The shoot off -will races between team. 1,0 tged tomorrow. The prize money The huskies, of no particular breed, . . . 8 ho.ot nmout to $000 and must weight from 85 to 60 pounds ''f vnluel at $2500 will go to for the work. They are valued at 'A. h rir.i UU1" .Tiomana Miller's i I brother, Chas; Miller who is danger ously ill with pneumonia. Harrison Anti-Narcotic Law. Tybee Island, Ga.. June ". Effects of the Harrison federal anti-narcotic law on both the community and drug fiends was given scientific analysis to day at the annual meeting of the Geoigia Pharmaceutical Association. A new state drug law will also be drafted for presentation to the legis latur?' to reinforce the Harrsion act. Read the advertisebienta. ICITV GROCERY & BAKERY 1 Mrs. Timmons is demonstrating Armour's grape juice nt the City Grocery and Bakerv to day and tomorrow. The citizens of La Grande and vicinity are cordially invited to trv it: It is delicious. ' - llfoiMRT Corsets ; Front Laoed j - $3.50 and up j j PaulineLederle I Red ..3141, Next Door to Western I J Union. I Announcement Commencement Exercises Sacred Heart Academy In High School Auditorium Wednesday, June 9, 1915 - At 2:30 P.M. ADMISSION: 25c ih1 were represented..