La Grande evening observer., July 25, 1916, Image 8

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la Grande evening, observer
TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1916.
Tooth Truths
The time and money devoted to the eare
of your teeth is a wise investment.
Your teeth are worthy of the best tooth
preparations and brushes. We have
all of the good
ADVERTISED AND TRADE -MARKED
DENTRIFICES AND
TOOTH BRUSHES
in a great variety. Those
Priced at 25c
and over are guaranteed
HI
BAND IS READY
MAJOR PORTION OK VISITORS
LEAVE MONDAY.
La Grande Pharmacy
ADOLPH NEWLIN, Manager
Quick Delivery Phone Main 40
La Grande, Oregon
Union and Wallowa Counties Prepar
ing for Big Parade.
J.ARGE FIRMS MOVIXG SITES TO
BAY CITY.
Oil Painting of Present Panorama on
Exhibit Here.
I just published states that this will in-
I so ooo the popullaUon of that city
I The Realty fiun,!i,.,(
, l .iirgest realty company in Oakland
I MlilVft ni'Arllinnil ..X 1
,w at mucn expense la
great oil painting of the East Bay
cities including Oakland and Berke
ley. 1 his painting is now on exhibi
tion here for a short time nd an on-
nnvliitiil ia .,flP....j .1. . - .r
. i -vjr to uuuma tne people or La
"That conditions are chamrmcr in a I "lande and Union countv to rpp
rapid way in the extreme west is I remarkable production. The painting
evidenced by the marked development I was on exhibition in San Fiiancisco
of some of the coast cities. From re-1 ,nst vear and is regarded as the
ports sent out by the .chamber of;8,-eatest commercial painting ever
Commerce of Oakland, California, j Produced. Those who 'have never
that city has taken some wonderful j een th much talked of region of
strides within the last few months, j Francisco Bay can get a splendid
mm m one oi tne largest and most JL1 ul "e oeautuui Mast Bay shore,
.active civic bodies in the country rep-!Tne artist has spread before you a
resenting in nnint Af ai'.n VU. ...... .....I. I WOtuIprflll nnnnrnmn nf ...l.l-
- T Vi w. o.r.n uiro oovi'llllll . rm 1 ....... ui wua WilUie re
in the United States. These reports J 8on- ne work is in cihurge of Mi
sgive a list of 47 new factories locating George T. Crompton, state manager
in Oakland within tha i,- ;.. Mni.un of the romnnnv IV. nm.nn
......... v.i mab oia uiviiLiia. r"j v.kwi auu mr.
Amnnn J.U . i .. .... r. t : .. i I
..iuiiS inciii ueing tne million ..'k' J" u'"k general agent tor
District No. 11. K. nf P.- Mnlirnximr
Union and Wallowa counties, ' will
hnvA n HnlpnHil rnnrpuantntipn at thn
grano. ana supreme loage conventions
in Pnl-flnnl hmrinnincr novf Tuasrlair
The joint band, made up of musicians
xrum me various towns in tne two
counties, leaves here Monday night,
hut. a.v.pn I rio1pontpQ ' nnn uiuifn.o
contemplate going even earlier than
that date. In some sections of East
am wxrnn it ia nnmnsoH tn 'Viiaia aanli
district nRRp.nihln nt. central nninta arA
go in bodies. This will not tie entire
ly the method in these two counties
but that a m ajor portion will leave
Monday in time for thp fiio- namAn
the followinc afternoon in nnw the
scheme of things.
La Grande Men in Parade.
.Perry Oliver mnorat nt n.n.l. f
J ........... . ux "Vir. v
Red Cross Lodge, is listing all who
pmn on going ana me witn a. u. Wil
liams, will be the regular delegates to
Lfif. nil finira nnn ma Turn n
O .vubw ..''.I ...... .TIU Ul lilldjl
will see to it that La Grande has as
oig a turnout in parade as possible.
Uniform nntfils urill ho w.m h ill
flft r flut-U fmm thn turn nnnntino Tk
wind will head this division, and will
give tne two counties plenty repre
sentation in the parade. While Elgin
bandmen nnH Orinn lnrirrn haua tuL.
the initiative, the band is not to be
aesignatea as tne Jilgin band but as
ilL. TT1 fTfll. n .. . .
i k un nnjnni mwa yiiin.ine' iKnnj
These two cminfipa nvp tha Anl Ant
em Oregon communities to make so
ambitious a showing at the supreme
conventions wnicn win araw thou
sands of Knights.
Just Who will hiivn nltl.aa In 4-1
unim uom l,r Liranae is not positive
ly Known but A. Snapp, 0. G. Craw
ford and Walter Rnnlher will Tiarini
pate. Other La Grande Knights who
are uanu memoers may go later.
Pythian Delegates May Meet in Baker
Raker. Jnlv 9d nnloir'itna
n-uignis oi rytnias urand lodge in
Portland from Rnknr Hrant on) IW..1
heur counties, will leave in a special
(Jar for t'r.P nnnvontinn nt 7-r.r; nini.
Saturday night, if the plans of the lo
cal Pythkns mature. Letters are be
ing sent out to delegates at Rich
land, Haines, Halfway, Huntington,
Prairie City, Canyon City, John Day,
Vale and Ontario, urging them to as
semble in Baker before starting on
the -trin. A enr fnr the cnrinl ncn np
the Knights will be provided by the
O.-W. R. & N. if n HiinVinnt niimhii
can be guaranteed.
THREE SUSPECTS IN CUSTODY
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Cool
logs for not uays
For Work or Pleasure
House Use or Street Use
Field Wear or Town Wear
You'J find your practical artiflew of wear at THE UNITED STORE priced
at less than all so-called sales prices even priced below the mail-order houses
Come in Be convinced. ' , . S ! . ;i
Summer Wash Dress Materials
10c, 12 l-2c, 15c, 19c, 25c, 39c, 49c
Summer Suiting Materials 49c, 98c
Summer Unions 25c
Summer Vests 5c, 10c, 15c
Summer L. D. S. Garments 69c
Summer Dresses for Girls
.....49c, 98c, $1-23, $1.49
Summer Rompers for Babes . .......49c
Summer Sox for Babes, 2 for 25c
Summr Slippers .for Babes ......
49c, 69c, 98C
Summer Slippers for Girls
98c, $1.15, $1.25, $1.39
Counter Remnants-All Materials-All Colors-at Very Low Prices
Summer Slippers for Ladies .....$1.98
Summer Unions for men ..:...L.......l49c
Summer Sport Shirts for men 1.....49c
Summer 'Military Shirts for men 49c
Summer B. V. D. Unions for men 89c
Summer Porosknit Unions for men .
: 89c
Summer Silk Caps .-...49c, 98c
Summer Silk Hats 39c, 45c, 69c
Summer Silk Ties ......25c, 45c
Summer Wash Ties .....10c
Summer Khaki Pants 98c
Summer Work Shoes $1.49, $1.98
Summer Dress Shoes
$2.98, $3.50, $3.98
YOU CAN ALWAYS
DO BETTER AT
125
BIG BUSY
STORES
THE UNITED STORE
j. c. PENNEY CO.
TAKE A
Grafonola with you on your
CAMPING TRIP
Baker
Arrests in Connection
Auto Thief
With
Among -them being the million George Mi L
fdoUflr plants of the Chevrolet Auto- f thls district.
?moblle romnnnv thn Ila.lnn ahin I
. yards titul the Poet Bros. Soap Co., as
"cu 'B -ww ?u,uuu plant or ttve A!
i bors 'Bjjoa. A3ijlin: company.
A-iwial lust summer Oakland has .been
; attracting some of the gi-eatest indus-
" country ueoause or its
splendid location and remarkable
shipping facilities being located on
the tastern shore of San Francisco
bay. When the buildings for these
new 47 factories are completed in
. short time thoy will give employment
to 9000 noonln. Thn nnHn.wi n...,i.
lof Savings in n conservative estimate
LEEWAY FOR HOMESTEADERS
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' "Best By Test"
nil Americans, and the lot are jolly
Commercinllv. rem-.rtji M- r..,.!;,!.
the east is teominc in mnnnv a.irl lmc
doesn't express the commercial status.
Climatically, it' hot. fThot ian'f
a verbatim picture of his statement.
Mr. Cooliilge exprcses forcibly just
how hot it is. .ind it's nnnnrnnflir nf
certain whether or not the land in his
original entry has been designated.
If not already designated under the I
enlarged homestead net, the applicant !
wui ue niiowea tnirty days in which
ume h pennon lor designation, cov
erinir the undesinniifriil l.mJ
Under this act, any net-son who hns
heretofore made a homestead entry
on wnu-n nroot hna 101m cuim.nia.i
mny make a second, or Additional en
try, ior sucn nn nren ns win uoiinn
niKiea to tne area heretofore entered
not exceed 3 '0 nci-oo llmimvuv 1
such person, for example, hns made
a limner and stone or desert lnn1 in.
try for KiO acres, and a homestead en
try for 100 acres, lie would still !im
'Milled to make an adilitiminl nnfrv
for 1110' acres more. nmW flin irn-
visions of this act, -which would make
in the aggregate 480 acres.
Application under this act must
he prepared on Form 4-001, "Addi
tional Homestead Applications, Act of
reoruary ill. l'.iuil," which will re
quire two witnesses and the descrip
tion of his original cntrvv giving the
number and date thereof. The "Act
f July :ird. 10K!," will be added
thereto when the application is filed
in this office; but in the preparation
of the application, "Section 3" should
Ik changed so as to read "Section 7."
The fcPR Mnit f.niinnioiiiil.o rr nr
plications under this net will be the
same ns other homestead entries. For
100 aries, the filing foes will he $10;
for 120 acres, Sll.fiO: for 80 acres,
$8.00, and for 40 acres, $(1.50.
If you desire to make any further
illOUiries JIS to Ibn nrni'iamna rtf ihiu
net, we will he glad to answer them
promptlv.
Years, very restiectfullv,
F. C. BRAMWKI.L.
Register.
NOIJVN SKIFF,
Receiver.
Baker, July 24. Officer Durkee
early yesterday morning, on being no
tified bv Offii-pr Rren mm fliuf nn ait.
to was standing at the corner of Cen
ter aim jsn streets, identified the ma-
cnine at once as that which Andre
Nadeau and Harry Campbell of this
city were suspected of stealing at
ranim juter leaving Harry crown
with the Uavid Lee car, stolen from
tlliR city. Officer Hm-lron irnf ni,m
- - - J - UH.I.UW Aww vw ll.l.ll
ber of the stolen machine from Depu
ty aneritt lieroert, which made iden
tlllCatlOn COmn Ptfl. Ho than Diim
moiled Chief of Pollen
with Officer Durkee and Deputy Her-
ueri, visiieo rirst the Wadeau home,
Where thpv fnnml lha micniuif M.V.A
was arrested, Campbell had gone home
ami ne, too, was taKen into custody.
Neither wonM tillr nhiuf thn l.,fAc-f
charge against them, but Nadeau ad
mitted s-tenlinp h Procfi.I.ifo tanL-
from Prof. .Anderson's car hero last
necK.
The niai-hine stolen at Parmn was
owihq by Richard D Armani! of Yal
wno wnn memoers or his fumilv .:
spending the dav in Parma.
Wnn trie rounding up of N'uW.iu
anu i.,nmni(ii and the arrest of li-v
nit: Hi-own t y the Idaho aulhoi-Uic:
the 1'i' ei- si sported of stealing tha
I re machine pre all m custody. Time
for their ' preliminary hearing will
await the reti.ru from Salem of His
trict Attorn, v Godwin.
Sheriff Anderson and Deputy Nel-
M-n nmveo in uaKer late ast e.o.-i-
lng driving Dave Lee's ear from CM
wcl! :.nd .u-'ngimr with them Ii-in,
IiViiv.i: j.rreted hv Sheriff ITiin.n
or i anvon county. Idaho. (In wiw
aptured a ri'w miles south of Nhohki
We Have Machines
Of AH Sizes
And AH Prices
W.H. Bohnenkamp Co,
German Troops Fight British
Mud Trees.
With
London. July 1. (By mail) How
thp Cifrmjin rnlnniiil firnna in V.nt
Africa enlisted bees to fight the Brit
ish is told in nn account nrrivprt hnm
today from Nutnl. The natives in
East Africa nrnke hpihivns nf hnllnw
logs which they place in the trees.
The Germans gathered large quanti
ties of these hives and attached them
linriirht to H wire in ihn Inner crrnuc
To the wire was also attached a device
which raised a white flag when any
thing came in contact with it. A '
party of Britishers had the misfor
tune to stumble over the wire and
dozens of beehives came crashing to
nn,i ..f ; . , dozens ot beehives came crashing to
"he r son whT battered1 a'd the Und i.? the
the sheriff ,,,-id $14 to ha t it L r 5PP??r"n.ee ?f.the wh'te " A"Kry,
aiuitw. ii... i-: ij v. i iignting-mau oees ana merman ma-
o ' f I P-i Brow"-hnl r,n thine gun bullets were soon working
out ll CHSii no anil run Inn ph . . I . .... .... n ... . "
out of cusr! ne and ran the en
the starter for some distance.
DKl'TSCHLAM) CREW PRAISED
(Continued From Page One)
Off for Grant County.
Julius Roesch. maker of Maltina,
left today for Grant county on busi
ness matters.
bat'k thf'l-p. "I npvni oiv ,.1.11,1,. I
enjoyed so much as the Reeky moun
tains on our return." ho sniH In
speaking of the climate. "The pa
rade wo participated in was enacted
under conditions in n hp:il u-nu thn
likes of which I didn't
the Philippines. We sometime found
lieach resorts that were rnnl nn.l p.mi,.
fortable, but that was seldom."
There is considpv.-.liln ....m,, i.,;t
among delegates over the high prices
cnarged tor accommodations, and such
delegates to Baltimore as wtre in
Portland, are still declaring that the
oust doesn't understand how to en
tertain, measured by the Portland
standard.
fnernther nmiinst. l.Ko Rritiun Thn nn.
count from Natal is without further
detail except to say that the British
had a hot time.
Car Runs Away.
Elgin Attorney Here.
I Dcnhnm, nn Elgin attorney, is
transacting business in I j. r.r-i.,.1.. t
day.
A heavy gust of wind broke the W.
R. Kivette car loose from its hrut-pa
as it stood in front of the Kivette
home on O street. It started down
the steep incline, crossed Fourth
street and ran "peacefully" along O
street until it struck a suppling near
the Coolidge house where the car
was slightly harmed, but came to a
stop.
Use our Want Ad column.
FOR SALE Bald barley hav in the
field; $10 per ton. Place your or-;
der now. Earl Zundell. Adv.
7-25-6t
SHERRY THEATRE
" Always the Best"
LAST DAY OF
IJIue Hird Plioto
Play
'THE
GILDED SPIDER'
A Thrill inq; Drama
FEATURING
LOUISE LOVELY
Supported by a
Urilliant Conij)an,v
Also
A COMEDY
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LOUISELOVELyTn
HORN, in Iji Grande. July 2.V 10lfi
to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Chnrboneau,
a girl.
BORN, in x Grande. July 22. lnifi.
THE GILDED SPIDER"
TOtOUKOW
'APRIL"-A Mutual Masterpiece
tti-s.nnatiiis Mountain JJoinanco, Foaturinff
HELEN 1JOSSON
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to Mr. and Mrs. Gilliert Nelson, a son.
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