La Grande evening observer., August 08, 1916, Image 8

TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1916.
PAGE EIGHT
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Let Your Skin
"Breathe"
by keeping the pores free from impuri
ties. "When' the pores are clogged your
skin cannot breathe and a muddy com-
t
plexion is bound to result.
Creme
Viotel
will cleanse the pores and let out that
oily substance which poisons the skin.
Use it freely at this season if you would
enjoy the charm of a fair complexion.
A Generous Sized Bottle
25 cents
PERSONAL MENTION
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. Miss Zoe Bragg has gone to Seaside
to enjoy the ocean breezes.
Sheriff Hug went up to Baker on
the noon train on official business.
f TJ Cth.lonJ nf Walla Walla
VI. . . WUWIUllBNUt V ' U11U IT U 1 1 U
is in La Grande looking after business
interests.
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PLAY THE GAME TOO Evory time you purchase at the Uni
ted Store there's nionej back in your pocket. Quality or. the
best no seconds The test is in the wearing. '
DON'T LET THE WIFE DO ALL THE SAVING YOU DO
SOME TOO It's no trick at all to save when trading at The
United Store.
La Grande Pharmacy
ADOLPH NEWLIN, Manager
Quick Delivery Phone Main 40
La Grande. Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mulholland, of
Union, are visiting in La Grande to-
uay.
at AntUn. v, ,l u;OD m::
..Ala. miiyiiuiiy aim Atxtao iiA.ij.iio
Pierce went over to Hot Lake todav
for a bref stay.
Mayor Tony D. Smith of Union is
among the business visitors jn La
Grande today.
Turner Oliver arrived home today
after an absence of a week taking in
the convention in Portland and also
making a side trip to Seattle.
iPht.Ia -Tnhann nf Wnith Tn-uHpr urna
today a returning visitor from west
coast points.
Miss Eva French left today for a
visit with the family of Alex Fergu
son on Catherine creek.
-new
FALL SUITS-
New arrival 1916 Fall Suits-
colors, weaves and makes
$9.90, $12.50, $14.75, $16.50, $18.50
OVERALLS-
Heavy weights German Dye Blues
all Bib Styles
Underbill
Crown
Osh Kosh
Big 3
..83c
83c
......83c
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WORK PANTS-
New Shipment just received, mixed
and dark colors, all sizes
98c, $1.49
Men's Dress Hats ..98c. $1.49, $1.98, $2.49, $2.98
Men's Silk Hats i .-25c, 39c, 49c
Men's Sailor Straws , e
Men's Genuine Panamas, $5.00 value $3.49
Men's Work Sox, Rockford Make 5c
Men's Knit Wrist Canvas Gloves 5c
Men's. President Suspenders 19
Men's Work Shoes, Elk, Elk Soles $1.98
Men's Work Shoes, Mule, Oak Soles $1.49
Men's Unions ..49c, 89c, 98c
Men's Silk Caps ..25c, 49c, 98c
Men's Shop Caps ....10c
Men's Kangaroo Gloves 98c
Men's Khaki Pants ............. . . r. . .98c, $1.98
Men's Boston Garters 10c
Men's Paris Gaiters 19c
IS. D Crowe and family and Bert
Haney and wife ' of Portland, have
gone to Wallowa lake to spend the
week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Snodgrass and
overland for Portland where they will
spend a weeK.
Fireman and Mrs. W. Wl Kirmp
Imivp fafiifna4 ftnm Walla WU.Ua
where they were guests with their
son and daughter.
iLlSS FIRE TIE HERE
MKE DEPARTMENT SPEEDILY
.STOPS BLAZE.
JSeed of Caution Reflected by Blaze
in Brush and GraHS.
'jTtTORH firpa yava hnpn nil U..t !1
Shus far this year up until last even
ing when the Are department was
walled to North Third street in the vi
cinity of the Riveria school to put out
-a blaze in brush and grass uncom
rfortaibly near some homos. Chemicals
lirt the work.
' Contrasted with last vear when
vTour and fivo calls to control grass
! fires was not an uncommon daily oc--awTfince,
the flre department has this 1
. joi mm an easy time or it through
No. 212!). nn flip 7th ,! nf A
1910, at 11:40 a. m. in the city limits'
ui ova uranae, uregon, on the main
line of the O.-W. R. & N. near the
StOCk VUrflR. the Pntrino hnintr in
charge of Engineer L. B, Stafford and
r ii emun j. j, raarun, one evidence
appearing that the said engineer and
lIIUJIIMf UMHM Ml 11 T I rrt no tr onaori
ringing bell and blowing whistle; and
nO blame fan ihp nfrttinhrtrl tn thnm
any way, the evidence showing that
me nam .niiurew j. iNasn was stone
dear and that he was unable to hear
the annrounh nf fhn nno-inn lpl!.).af-
atelv stennetl in frnnf nf thu anr.mA
uuu mereuy met; nis aeatn.
1: U. UUKREY,
v HENRY T. HILL,
B. A. BENHAM,
C. E. DUFFEY,
G. W. ROBERTSON
- CHRIS. MILLER.
rr irrat part of the dry season, but Cupid in Hard Luck.
dnaught have begun to get in their P?n"eton AuS- 8. Danny Cupid
"loucsa, tiiu wen iiugrnt ne ue.
- worjcf Tgrass fires may become more
m i Sfi. wns in T,ft flrnrulf lnsf. Pvoninir
u: a r.. i x
un uia wiiy xu iuruiaiiu to uarucipuie
in ouyers weeK iesuvnies.
-George Gilbert, manager of the
Cherry s New Laundry, and now in-
t nil Intr a now lti tinr1vr of E?ntatntici
was an Enterprise visitor today.
Glenn Y.' Wells, district attorney of
Morrow countv. ia in J,r dranrim. n-
fin v nn his wnr tn innm an1 fna
Wallowa country for a week's vacation.
YOU CAN ALWAYS
DO BETTER AT
THE UNITED STORE
J. C. PENNEY CO.
125 BIG BUSY
STORES
Mr. AnH Mrs HpnevA "Hiititlno-f nn
Currey left last evening for Palmer
Junction, overland, and from there
will leave for nn niit-.n t.nnr nf n.n.rl
a week in Wallowa county.
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A' THINKS NICKEL I.DAF A.
b MUST GO. A
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Salt Lake, Aug. 8. Chair- 4.
Gas For The Ladies
s.
i j-zoivc, nug. o. ijnar- v
J. ?lV,adde1B6d, the na" T I 'You housewives who have been breaking your
J tionaK Master Bakers' conven- 4 I i i , , , , . , a ,J
tion today and declared elimina- 4. ' oacKS carrying wood ana coal ana roasting to aeatn
! tion of the nickel-loaf of bread 4 ; I ni'fnjiTiri(r hi tr monla fnv lmnorv fmniline nvan Vint
is the only salvation to the Ail A7 1 & r&, ""J
stoves, can neip us rescue you trom tnat slavery ana
1..- I O T T
umivi; uuuse-wurK a pleasure insteaa or a uruagery.
oaners trade... A
A Delegates cheered the state- A
A ment that a dime loaf serves 41
A the hesfc intprpsfs nf .nncnmai.
and producer. A
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AAAAAA AAAA
HUGHES IN CHICAGO.
Rapid Change of Collars Necessary in
ureat Meat.
Chicaco. Auir. 8. C. V. TTno-hoa
arrived and snpalca nt flio rnllcnnn
tOniffht. Dftsnltp flip atrannmia lo..
f - ." " ww.w..uwm uovjr
at Detroit he manifested no weariness
and conferrpH witik Ranililinon look
ers recardinp his wpst-ftrn nnmna'um
plans. Hughes has closely dinned his
He smiles
Unless the principals be Catholics,
' . .. J u"-wl II1UI U T T ,
...H-v., cojcuiuhj bo ir citizens do . C . r. " .
noi exercise caution in several wavs I weuuings in renuieton
'lOttiftway dry grass and weeds, and wlthou' 'mporting someone to per-
-avoii Ibon fires are two substantial !e cercmo.nv- For, be it known,
: factors in reducing grass 'fires Like- exception of the Catholic
wise the forest fire dangers are be- Pnest:s' ther? are no clergymen left in
soming more acuto; again "safetv I , jClty and a" of the Judicial office
.-Wrst" methods are expedient holders are away on tiheir vacations,
' too. Therefor th&ra ia trnnA ranann
UURY EXONERATES CRPW 'for Sif DnnieI he match maker, to
KM- suspect a conspiracy to balk the
-.... t i. r. i . .fruition of his labors.
Coroner s Inque Developes no Lack 1 Rev. Sndyer is at the coast, Rev.
' Thpl-inLi ? Engine Clevenger is at Kamela, Rev. Hub
1 ne Bn'inefr nnn H mm tin ih ini.n .1 11 .1- . . - .
L- 1 " nciC u tms morninir lor liidawav
ZIJ'M!, 5nd Springs, Rev. Quinnew left JayTo?
SniS YT IRY: Hodshire ha left
rw;(;:uZ" .""i renuieion ior otner fields. Circuit
v,,v- wv inw veruicL fir .nuiim whn int. ia nf cA..ai, n r
SLes'p cZ,Z r d"Ttl0n f Ur- JudFe Mm-ah leaves totly or Port-
James P. Graham, county coroner, land. Justice of the Peace Parkes is
"C1L'iln. '?ll,Uest this m?n- . summer home at Meafm.m and
..Dooou icuvca u WHO anil Km-nrrln,. Witt flat. a M V.aa i.,t .1 u
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Adnn Roynrs. nnnillnr stpwnr1 nf
the Elks' club, is taking his vacation.
"1 nm o-nino Pnh" aai1 )Wt Pnnro nn
his departure and he has severed mail & . "Kh? ioseIj
n,l tplnirrnnhip Pn3rfiB tk T a ?e8rd S0. h'S "lOUth shows.
Grande. His friends are not Certain "Jln:;oyVn u
how far east he went. LPesP'te,.0the ht eah" th,e candi:
, mvw "wio a -ugii, ami cunur ana
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. EHwnrH nf ftarchelw?ist ?,oats- ..hanging col-
cM ic;,i ttiT iT . ... J as iasc as tney wut.
his daughter, Mrs. John iBennett. Mr. Winter Will R mua
Edwards was nt on timp s;Hnt "inter will Be Mim.
of La Grande. After visiting here a muv.. v . . , ,
while they will leave for Walla Walla r U S haVe a hard
to visit another daue-hter and from winter this year. So say the Indians
there to California, 'before going on tne Um:-tilla reservation. It is an
back to their home in Utah. W bit of Indian lore that, when the
insects are few, it is a sign that the
winter wia De mtia.
LaSt VPar. lllst. hafnm flin lianl.
Baker Officers Apprehend and Hold winter which this country has ex
Fugitive Girls. v perienced in a score of years, the
nies, Dees, wasps, grasshoppers and
GIRLS UNDER CUSTODY.
.1.;. ...jo niiv n.i necoraer r ltz uera d hi
i :.n run nn mmn'ti'Hn Mn i ,i . .
rui m nunc 1110 oil tor J imnn Kiv nn.o
.'e-St...of .creumstances, according to Fathers De Ron anJ Rmwn , ,tiil
Zr'TLrrf the tr"?e hore t they can officiate only at
Wo filf ,,T - ihVX"y r'ads: Catholic weldings. Rev. Cornelison
.nrolluced thirEan",ri th2 T1''0"? ,of Tutuilla is within call and neigh
.'proiluied that the said Andrew J. boring towns mav offer relief, but
Trkbvthth!lS?rCt(0f 011 in a11' the ion is nft such
fl-jemg struck by light engine, Extra as to stimulate the marriage mart.
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LAST DAY of
FANNIE WARD
In
"A GUTTER MAGDELENE"
IT
ARCADE
"BEST BY TEST.
, ..its, Tom, wasps, grassnoppers and
Another chapter has recently been other bugs were more numerous in
enacted in the case of Viola Morgan. muntains than ever in years.
the 15 year old girl who was recent- .rthe'beHrfofhp1? "?ticeile
lv taken into rnslw h t. nit., nf ., u. 18 the bellef ?f .the Indians that
ficials on a disorderlv' charpTw !ne L "?" .!' of the approach of
nt , . " -"- a. iiaru season, nwnmp hucv rinr n
uiolZtX ase!'th0r- tXZsTt SWB
After an unsucc5ssf.il Pffnrt n hir.,1 l?.t0 !,stthem throughout the hard
Owens over to the wand iurV nr 7. "87..wa .e6mW busy lart
charge of tending to ntrit,.ti t thZ ""I?-, ln.1? year, since they
delinquency of a minor which fai ed ""Tln e7'uence' ?.he. red m.en
at the tin,P nn nm.nt nf ii, nf t,,e as"n win De a mild
rhf Vrintth of fact, it is probable
.laced a delinouoncv rhrni r n.i 5SSJlli'" I!altn "ay be put in the tra
tSSSS mi.
land home. "!'5neAnSecA3 W1U
escanod from th S-lvaH " I..?!-. coSS,"on. w"' De 11Ke the present.
and was t. lro, nH v . I 1., X; .,. lran' ,100: .mcn wl have bee .'n
she. with another M .W???8.1 year' Sa-V that "
been in the luvpnil H V ' ere nut not neany so nu-
Hug Snr5W ? X MrS
nug has gone to bring the two back, haunts so while Hip nMnn ic on in
. ,. .. - luuiiuHLiuii in i act.
discipline prevails.
carkiUvmAis-dsr V " Sh-
ence in bhe city jail. . . ... ....
J J An automobile occupied by L.
i.K.iiiD ..,,- Malloiy, Oregon Electric acent
"M"r'"tl" t""-,ULM Muaus. Junction City, turned a complete
Six Cylindi-r Four Passenger Road
ster Is a Heauty.
Roleit Iitrton nml his wifp u'oi-a
passengers for Im Grande this morn
inir in a new Chnniller Siv rnnrUtp,-
which thpv nnrphnop in P.i.flon
cLdler1 frhisTneo? 88
SdtS": .The whole scheme is extremely
K- a fin. m.,n,i., it ia . ,n i . fscnnicai ana to tne layman principal
is a nne machine. It is a roadster ii, rip.aP a, ,.a utn nx..,n-. Lin
body of the four passenger type. ovide the government wiih valuable
"tvn Tiirwin'ii ic riYi-i, information upon which to base
1HS wATfcll IS FINE." mnps an1 when the project is ulti.
,. .... , , matcly complete the whole country
Ihats What Joo honn.y Says About will be gridironed with these base
the Beach. stations and triangulation lines on
" sajnsuaui u.wouj moaj pandiuoo sdmu
i pi..-(ni vuru receivau ai one u.-v. ana starting places.
..tint tt.ia ...n.n: f t 1 - . l ,1.. .. . .
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Just think what Pas will mpnn fni vnn ' Tt. will
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shorten your cookiug; houre one-half and no more
wood and coal to carry nor ashes to clean. It will
transform your present slow and old-fashioned boiler
heating method into a quick and modern "hot-water-whenever-you-want-it"
system.
It is our intention to furnish the people of La
Grande gas at rates considerably lower than the
prices charged in any other city in Eastern Oregon
AND YOTJ CAN HELP.
It will cost money to pipe gas to the homes of this
city. Many of La Grande's leading business men
have subscribed liberally but more money is needed
and we would like to see everyone that will use gas
take at least one share.
If .YOU will do YOUR part you will help YOUR
COMPANY give La Grande a great public conveni
ence .that every modern citv should have and that
nearly every one DOES have a thing that will ad
vance the city generally and benefit you personally
and at the same time vou will be making the SAF
EST, SOUNDEST, MOST CONSISTENT DIVI
DEND PAYING INVESTMENT THAT YOU
EVER MADE IN YOUR LIFE.
Drop a postal or 'phone for full particulars.
R. W. MICHAEL, Fiscal Agent.
Sommer Hotel, La Grande.
w
at
somersault Sunday when the car hit
a stump, wnue runnimr 20 miles an
uiuur. jneir injuries were slight.
PLACES OBSERVATORY.
(Continued From Page One)
depot this morning from Joe Keeney,
locai ngeiu, stales tnat the weather is
ideal at Bavocenn ami nil nlnno- tl,a
coast resorts and that the water is
fine. No sharks nor submarines hav?
yet crossed Joe's vision and he is hav
ing the time of his life.
1 (1 1 1 f liu .Into .I-i 1 1 nfFnA an., nn
gineer opportunity to determine state
and county boundaries township and
property lines to' the highest degree
of accuracy known.
Dr. E. Lester Jones is superintend
ent in charge of the whole project.
SHERRY THEATRE
" Always the Best"-
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Blue Bird Photoplay
"THE THREE GODFATHERS"
Based on Peter B. Klyno's storv in the Saturthv
t Carey andTySl
UI1U Vilfil. -
A Masterpiece of Sympathetic Tender Interest
A Story of God's Open Country
ALSO
A Comedy "HOW TIMES DO CHAGNE!"
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