La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 05, 1916, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX LA GRANDE EVENING OBSEftVEIl WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 191G. DODGE CUT soldiers whose lives may be lust will come to llieir deaths through American-made bullets, fired from American-made rifles." DACES FAST GOOD SAMAltlTAN KOBBKD' Woman Gives Free Automobile Ride to Hoys But Costs Her $50 New York, June 25. Justice Ryan in the Children's Court announced that the hoys of Jamaica, L. 1., needed a lesson. Thereupon he committed two youths to the house of Refuge and re manded two others to the custody of the Children's Society. The youths were accused of having stolen a pock etbook containing' $50 'from Mrs. Hazel Simons, of Rockville Center, af ter she had allowed them a free ride in her automobile. ( James Daly, 15 years old, of No. 342 Washington street, Jamaica, and John Myers, same afire, 100 Union Hall street, each of whom have been be fore the justice twice before, were id Chase Bohnenkamp,'00"1"""?6'1 'he. House of Refuge, of the Speed 'Em Up while-Vincent Daly, James younger ,he Harley, of the chief th'r- a."'! George Leososky, 16, of ,EW MARK FOR HUNDRFl) .MILE EVENT SET. Irving Yanks on Harley Davidson Wins First Place Yesterday. The Dodge City motorcycle races, l ated as the premier motorcycle classic of the whole world, and which is universally seconded by the La Grande classic, were run yesterday at Dodge City with 'Irving Yanke the winner. This big show has been the cynosure of all motor eyes for several weeks, and now interest shifts to the 1m Grande meet. The Harley Davidson factory this morning notified vice president i) n 1 amiiiKfni. t Kyi results at Dodire Citv. Savs the tele-! 195 Washington street, Jamaica, were ,,rlim. .iremanded. The police are looking for "Irving Janlte, on a Harley David- j fif'h t,0 , son eight valve, wins in 8:45(36 for The evidence yesterday developed an average of 81 miles per hour, low- lthat Mls- Simons was driving her au ering former record 10 minutes and I tomobile in the Merrick road several nine seconds. Ray "Wcishurr, on a , davs aK when the five boys asked Harley, eight-valve, made a now hun- her to let them ride. She granted their dred-mile record, one hour, 11 minutes ji'equest and they climbed in the rear and 45 seconds, lowering former rec- ' of the, vehicle. They rode through ord two minutes and 45 seconds, aver- j Valley Stream and almost to Lynn--aging 83 and one-third miles per; brook before getting out. Soon after hour." jthey left Mrs. Simons missed her ' ! pockptbook containing $50. She drove Baker, July 5. With his fight prac-almost to Rockville Center, when she tically won Jack Root met defeat by met a man friend and told him that the knockout route Monday afternoon . her money had ibeen taken. He ac in the Moose, hall when Vic Berger j convpnnicd her back toward Jamaica of La Grande planted a vicious left seeking a trace of the boys. They got to the solar plexus, finishing the job no trace of them until after crossing with a gentle right hook to the jaw. the New York Citv line. There a Hoot was able to take his seat a min- jlnotorcycle policeman recalled that he ute after being countedyaut by Dr. V. (had seen five boys riding on the rear S. Ison, referee and the crowd of about 150 yelled in disgust as it left the hall. Dr. Ison, however, declares that the knockout was fair and square and that Berger's punch carried sufficient force to have stopped a mule. of a motor truck. Mrs. Simons and the policeman chased the truck and as they were overhauling it the boys saw tncm. Ihey leaped to the street and scattered. As a result there had to be separate chases and the older Duly, Myers . and Lesosky were caught. Their clothing contained $35. Later the younger Daly boy was arrested He denied having taken any of the money, but the other boys said he re- The fifth boy es- Remove Face Blemishes. Pimples, blackheads, acne, tetter, Ting worm and that dreaded eczema can be permanently removed from your face and body by Dr. Hohson's eeived his share bczema Ointment. It is no longer leaped. necessary to go around with an un-1 sightly ' complexion and suffer the : War Oddities, pain and annoyance that goes with Amsterdam A Hamburg unsignuy amounts. jm . jioobuu a rc zema Ointment is a time tried, guar news paper amnouin-es that the most at tractive exhibit nt thn Orfiitnrimi- snl antoed remedy, good for infants, tiers art exhibition was a quantity of 'adults' and aged who suffer with skin ailments. Buy a box today, start us ing at once. Money back if not sat isfied. 50c at your druggist. Adv. "INTERVENTION TO COME" Senator McCumber, of North Dakota, Says, "Stay in Mexico Now" silver table ware, formerly owned by the King of Servia, and presented by t lie llilith InJantry liegiment. TERSE SENTIMENTS. Carranza loudly demands justice at the hands of the Washington Govern ment. We're for giving him exactly that. El Paso Times. What we can't understand is why Fargo, N D , June 27 United tmit c,lol'mo"s excess of Austrian pris States Senator Porther J. McCumber, : !M?rs ,llot's"'t "1Ptre the entire Rus- . . ..... ' UKin a mil) UfiU'lilnirinn TJn-f ranking member of the toreign rela- I ' ' f" v' "'" tions committee ot tne senate, and A. ! J. Gronna, junior United States Sen ator from North Dakota, are both firmly convinced that intervention is the only solution of the Mexican situ ation. "We should stay in Mexico until we .-are fissured hot only that no more atrocities will be committed, but also that provision is made for full repara tion to those of our citizens who have been despoiled of their property, and until Mexico'responds in money dam ages to the families and relatives of those who have 'been murdered," says McCumber. "It is regrettable that those of our Want Ads, j WHEN IT COMES TO untiring sellers, finders and traders, an Observer Want Ad can't be beat. It works overtime on straight-time pay. Rates, - one cent Per word per issue no ad less than 25 cents. r WATE1 ,$ays we can't help but look better and feel better '" after an Inside bath. FOR RENT I FOR RENT Five-j-oom modern houss- on Seventh street. Call Main 55 or see Dr. Richardson. "8-10-tf 'FOR RENT House, corner Oak and J Spring Sts. Phone Farmers 18X6 or see Geo. II. Currey. 6-17-tf IFOR RENT A large front bed sit ting room with bath; suitable for two people. Two blocks from cen ter of town. Phone Black 3901. 1512 Adams Avenue. Adv. 5-26-tf. FURNISHED housekeeping Call Red 962. Adv. rooms. G-10-tf. FOR RENT Three room furnished house. Has cellar and electric lights, not modem, rent $10.00. Phone Bluck 1042. Adv. 7-5-2t. SPo look one's best and feel one's best is to ttnjoy an inside bath ettcb monV ' in'to flush from tho system the pre; vlous day's waste, sour fermontatioriB ! and poisonous toxins before It is ab sorbed Into tho blood, .lust as coal when it 'burns, loaves behind a cer tain amount of ineoinbustiblo material in tho form of ashes, so the food and ' drink takcu each day leave In tno ali i mentarv ormins a certain amount of Vadinestlblo". material, which it ntjF0R calk . ii, ,.ri.Prt into the blood room houe. Your own terms. By throURlutho very ducts which aro in-, :tendod to 'suck-In only nourishment .to sustain the body?" , If vnn want to see the clow of FOR SALE 100 acres tunber land liealtny bloom in your cueess, ui FOR SALE CHEAP Modern five- owner. W. C. Hansen. Adv. 4-14-tf. vour akin cet clearer and clearer, you iare told to drink every morning upon arising, a glass of hot water with a teaspnoniul or luneslouo puospnaie m . It, which is a harmless moans of wash- I in'gs the wasto material and toxins from tlio stomach, liver, kidneys and ' bowels, thus cleansing, sweetening and j purifying the entire alimentary Irnct,1 before putting more food into the Btoui I .acta. Men and women with sallow sKins, liver Bpots, pimples or pallid com plexion, also those who wake up with a coated tongue, bad tasto, nasty breath, others who are bothered with headaches, bilious spells, acid stomach or constipation should begin thla phos phated hot water drinking and are assured of very pronounced results in ime or two weeks. A quarter pound of limestono pbos- ; pliato cots very llttlo at the drug ( atoro but is sufficient to demonstrate that Imt ns soap and hot water cleanses, purities and freshens tlio , skin on the outside, no hot water and j limestone phosphate n't on the Inslilo organs. We must ulways consider that i intemnl sanitation is vastly more im portant than outside cleaunnehs. caiife tho skin jiores do uot absorb , impurities Into, tho blood, while the , bowel pores do., I $1,000; $400 cash, balance stock. B. T. Roberts, 1G03 X avenae. La Grande, Oregon. Adv. 4-4-tf. FOR SALE dozen. 101 Cabbage plants Greenwood. !! a 7-3-t!t FOR SALE Good No. $7.00; library Uible. Black 1042. Adv. 8 cmk stove, $3.M. Phone 7-5-2t. FOR SALE (A snap) liO acres 'he miles north of La Grande, Ore gon; 30 acres easily cleared; will cruise about 400.1100 ft. saw timber ami hundreds of cords of wood tim ber; good six room house: barn, chicken house, water power, wood saw and several other buildings. Will take good auto as part pay. Got to ro smith on account of wife's health. Addivs L, care Observer. -A.lv. 7-".-CI p. FOR SALE ililiMi. AU 1302 Sixth, Pi w,o in excellent con ii :i immler of fruit jars. Adv. 7-r,-it. WANTED Small fjrnisbed house, modern, clo-e in; rent rennm0.1e: youiig couple, no children. Apply ollico of Golden Rule Co. Adv JULYS ALE , Our Annual July Clearance Sale staita Thursday, July 6th. All Suits and Coats reduced one-half and less. '' ' Suits up to $25.00,. your choice Thursday - $9.00 This will be, a sale worth while. All odds and ends at your own price. This is the time when we clear out all S prinj? 'Merchandise to make room for Fall Goods, I '-Remember that we carry high "grade merchandise and at this time you can buy a Suit, Coat or Dress, in fact all ready to wear garments at the price of most ordinary goods. , . . , Suits The best materials, as well as styles can be had at the most wonderful bar gainsjust think of getting a $25.00 Suit a,t $9.00. Come early and get your choice. , ' 1 Coats All Spring Coats at just half price lots of coats in this lot that can be worn late in the Fall. Seems a shame to make such prices on high-grade merchan dise, but our policy is not to carry over a single garment from one season to another.. Dresses ..$7.50 In the lot we have Silk Dresses worth up to $35.00. Your choice vuaine ana ouk ana vvooi comoinacions ana vones. House Dresses Over 50 Dresses in Ginghams, Percales, Challies, Madras, values up to $3.50, on sale Thursday at . : 49c If you wear house dresses of this kind hei-e is your chance. Middies One lot of ALiddies, regulation style, all white 69c One lot Middies, all white, white with colored trimmings, regular $1.25 and $1.50 values. Choice I. ... 95c Corsets All lace front Corsets at-one-liialf pri;e, botlli R. & G. and Kabo. Regu lar price ; '. $2.00 to $5.00 Corsets One lot of Corsets, regular $2.00 to $5.00 Corsets, mostly small sizes 98c If you can wear size 19. 20, 21, or 22, these are wondeif ul bargains. Waists One lot of Wash Silk, Crepe Waists; regular $1.75 and $2.50 waists, Thui'sday special . $1.19 Children's Wash Dresses This is the best dress ever sold for wear and fit. In order to advertise the line we will place on sale Thursday the entire line at 1-4 off. You can't afford to make them at this price. . ' Muslin Underwear Nothing will he overlooked. We want to keep up our reputation as run ning a real sale when you see a sab; advertised here you know it is a real sale. adies' Ready-to Wear c- S' T i r U U - - J - 1 .