La Grande evening observer., August 18, 1916, Image 8

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1916.
Spirits of
Camphor
Many people think they can make bet
ter spirits of camphor than the druggist
sells by buying the gum and alcohol
separately and mixing it themselves.
Our spirits of camphor is made in strict
accordance with, the law regulations
which means that all camphor gum that
the alcohol will take up is dissovled.
PRICE 3 OZ. 25c
Eagles' Grand Aerie Is Meeting in
California.
San Francisco, Aug. 17. Election
of officers today was the most import-
i .. l.x .U IO.L
am ousiness ueiore wie iowi annum
I convention of the Grand Aerie of the
' Fraternal Order of Eagles, in session
nere. uniy one contest is expeuiwu,
Henry J. Lemoke, of Saginaw, Mich.,
being opposed for the office of grand
worthy chaplain by Harry McVeigh,
of Cincinnati, O.
La Grande Pharmacy
ADOLPII NEWLIN, Manager
Quick Delivery Phone Main 40
La Grande, Oregon
Autos Used to Bring Voters in to
Register.
Walla Walla, Wash., Aug. 17. To
day is "registration day" in Walla
nulla utiu wig ,vcvuuiivau ui uiiJt.vivu
has arranged to furnish autos from a
headquarters to any and all who de-
o!a f In n (-tin ttfir r 1 nvr ct fna an1
one a i iii uiv niij ,ivin a vni.v auu
qualify for the coming elections. The
i :,. : r-;, j;i u u:
unusual ml crest in tne campaign.
Change To fie Made In Examinations.
O-.l 'I .. A . . 4 M m .
, oaivm, ur., rtug. j (.-state super-
Ht.tnn.lont. nC L..kl; Tt :
ill bcillicill. Ul I HUIIV XII&U UlIllUH
Churchill today announced that next
year the questions for the teachers'
examination on theory and practice
will be taken from Gesell's. "The
Normal Child and Primary Educa
tion." Thev are now tuicpn from
Strnvpr's. "A Rripf fTnnraa in ho
Teaching Process."
.Man Has Leg Fractured on Highway.
I rni it m if p wn:n. Alio, I' ioHn
Lane, of Underwood, a few days ago
while coming from Underwood to
Troutlake fractured one of his lees.
tin ,.,!, nI.,.i;.w ,.,lt ,l:n: .
a., nun i.HuilUK " "Cll-Ul Ullllg ijiu-
pnmo nil ri,i rvnnt i m.4n.,..n..4 lu.
.tou v. wvn x . u.i. wiiuci nuuu lu me
.Tnhn TTflll Tilupo hfleo nrhnn hi., .....n.nn
...... j.hu .....v. , ....u ma vvaun
scat slipped and he was thrown from
wie wutn uiiu huh run over Dy me
heavy wagon load of machinery. He
was taken to White Salmon for treat
ment.
GEE!-What a Change in The
Weather
Well no matter the style of weather you can always find wearing apparel
to meet these changes at The United Store, ....
This Time it is Blankets
125 Big Busy Stores buying as one individual store make these savings .to you.
Cotton Blankets nil si A.Qn 0 ar. 1 aq i qq
u.vu i.fvy vV vvsvy yAiii) yitu
Wool Nap Blankets, all sizes ... $1.98, $2.49, $2.98
Wool Blankets, all sizes $2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $5.90
Oregon City Wool Blankets $3.98, $4.98, $5.90, $6.90
Comforts, all weights 98c, $1.49 $1.98, $249, $2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $5.90, $6.90
Bed Pillows, assorted Feathers 49c, 69c, 98c, $1.49, $1.98
lied Spreads, best .of values .....98c, $1.49, $1.98, $2.98, $3.98
YOU CAN ALWAYS
DO BETTER AT
THE UNITED STORE
125 BIG BUSY
STORES
J. C. PENNEY CO.
879 Troopers Sent Home.
San Antonio. Tex.. Anir. 17 l ic-m
announced at department headnaar
ters that to date a total of 879
guardsmen have been granted re
leases under the dependent relative-
provision. Officers do not consider
this number as exceptionally large in
view of tho fact that
iLi.itw fsuiiH i.mnnH nra Dnrruiniri' ii
1 VllftUtOU (II
border duty.
CONCERT HI
8 TONIGHT
IMRECTOR SELECTS SPLENDID
PROGRAM.
Weekly Concert This Evening Held at
Usual Hace.
A 1 l;.i
afiunuiu program nas been se
uccted by Band Director J. David
'Haines for this evening's concert. The
, ' . e rendered nt Depot and
uie usual place. The di
'irector announce the following num
march, Resolute- Tiirano
i-i j "."' eni echoes, Herman
. ...uutiucinfr tavallena Kusticanin .
Serenade, (for cornets) Mosz Kowski
, , ' ' r. ioney
Selection, High Jinks
W,'i4; m " " V IIuucr?)'li and Frimi
Popular March, America I Love You
tw'v;:""":,-' Lisle and cottier
...iihiK oaxupnono liiig
Seition;crn,enV.",:OW?.am,
.Marriage License Issued.
Morgan Carroll and Gladys Hijrjrlns
wore (rrnntcd a license to we.l vester
lay by t'ounly Clerk Kd 'WiriKlit.
School Vacancies Filled.
.Brownsville, Or., Aug. 17. -Miss
Emmu Leonard, who taught the pri
mary grades last year in the North
aide school and who had been elected
to the same pasition for the next
year, has resitrned on account of ill
health and Miss Rnrthn I .i,.i.
ter of President ln nf ah.'.,..
. .. v,, muanjr tui-
lege, who was re-elected as an in-
Birucwr in tne nigh school, has re
siirned to
Miss Roberta Halloway, of this place.
....o vc.i ticticu lo mi lne vacancy in
tho nnmarv dunnrtmont anj m:
Claire Deyoe of Eugene to fill that in
the high school.
Registered at the Sommer.
N- P P.lf rtO,l I .1.. 1 . TT .
Cormick, Iwho; E. B. Mortent, Port
i?nd.i Erney Skilcs- WaIIa Walla; E.
D. Howe. Stwikjiin.. CT--T o,i: rr
C. Oliver. A. A tmunn m.
H. J. Schnore, Elgin: S. C. Chnriwir.
Boise: W. V Ynn,tn i
a n;..r... ";
" vncy. Minoon: Marrv Som.
mers, New York; Mr. and Mrs. R J
Ktlhin Um'nn. n n i . t
, ..,, u. vj. iVUR.lHll.riC"K
1 WILlllIHi: r IIS M 1 , Krnw. 1.'
Nebr.; C. F. Flinn. San Friv-i
FOR SALE Six room modern bung
alow, almost new, steam heated,
good furnace, full basement, dry
all year, laundry tubs ami all mod
ern conveniences throughout the
house. Close in. Will" sll
terms. Call at Olserwr offi-e'.
A'lv. 8-IR-tf.
Raids Net Liquor in Hotels,
North Yakima, Wash., Aug. 17.
Deputies from the sheriff's oflice no
lice, officers and a renreaontnliuo nf
the federal irovernmant. wmmniinU
u.y wu)uuy i rosecuuilH AtlOriley US-
tcl and annex early Tuesday morning-
. .w i v.ic
Grand hotel, lln the earlier raid :in
automobile load of lirinnr- nma ,v,fiu
cated, search of the Grand hotel
netceu ii quart beer bottles filled with
whiskey, several smaller lots of
liquor and some cider which the of
ficers believe contains alcohol and will
nave analyzed.
T(M1 nrrpwfs uroro mala T T TV--
known as "Curiey Dye," and! who was
jjiiiuiuu iwo montns ago irom the
state penitentiary, where' he was
servintr tprm -far nartiin.f;nn ;
n " - .lvlIIUdUl 1J1 .1
shooting affray in Tacoma, proprietor
ti. Lilt; irLimrK nntPi n.nn u i irrtimani-AH
m tne Annex, and Jack CJGonnor,
maiuiger of th Annex wer lodged
in liin rriurirnn wirn oniitrirr mnvin.-
, -O filing
HIP linnnr urifh TiairirT Avrmcn.
tlt Of IiniT.m in CTm'r. nnnonn..".. 1
era! of the otHw mem were-' aHargtjd
vmy witn vagrancy ani tnreet women
were booked
These are the furst raids mada here''
since early m the year.
Xfa Otiwr Morosco Pfiotoptry 6-
PRESENTS
The Inimitable
EDNA GOODRICH
In
"THE MAKING OF
MADDALENA"
A fcupi'i-li Pro.luctiou Full of Novel Twists
Tliat Hold Hie Interest from ttegitming to
liiul.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
ARCADE
"best by lest"
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AdTrtisd Letters.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for in this oRcft for the week: aiding
Centlemen:
Ball, J. C.
Black, J. R.
Burnett. Jnnws M
Case, Russel
Cooper, Will , ,
Corbctt, C.
Davis. W. A.
Dixon, I,on (2)
Dixon, Mr.
EnofT, Albert
Evans, J. W. ;
Fi-evert, G. E.
Cnrison, James
Herzoz, Erve
Hill. B. F.
Hocker, Gus
Hurst. Elba
Machlon, A. C.
Newton. Fred I,.
Nichols. M. H.
Oswald. J. S.
Pearce, Arthur ().
Penewell, W. C.
Pound, J. A. '
RatclilTo, Claude .t
Rewc, T. G.
Kunncr. Hum-
I Shaw, C. A. "
Walilon, A.
2!108 Onk
Ijidies:
Brown, Molly
(Cullender. Miss Mable
Clellnn, Miss Klizaleth
Hall. Mrs. J. S.
Howell, Mrs. A. F.
Lund, Mrs. C. H.
McGinnis. Mrs.
McNoes, Miss Lulu
Masscngale, Miss Viola
Payne, Mrs. H. R.
Proutv. Mrs. .T. I.
Thomas, Mrs. F.
These littir wilt l,n cm u
. , , ----- -mi. n, uir
dead letter oflice Snnt 1 10 in if
culled for Wore. In calling for the
above, nil-asp snv n,lv.-rtU.,.l
ilnto of list. '
E. E. BRAGG, P. M.
FINE WHILE IT LASTS, BUT
a 1
XV) f LOOK WHO'S 1 1
TRY.N' T' GRAB I
&&"L TH BEST rAKj
Tv4-3rv -?v " r- 1
Tsu r,nsw. .asm -
I III. V'"7. N I JMJLCa "Strnm " ToCSKt: I
iBi .11. . . r.ym 1,1 1
lint Mmrnw
. h hi life muh Apdt8$f- r -:- ti
1 Mi lriv
01 tne woods further funds will be
nilsl in AshIat"l. and the fanners
of the tort Klamath district are also
raising funds to put the road through
1 . . 111 owwyc xuf uuiomo-
bilo travel.
Joseph Postoffice Moved
made the ascent of Mount Adams bv
muumiKiii. oaturaay morning. They
left rnmn nt. 1 a m ,an.v;nM t..
1' - u ;,,iin me
summit at 11 a. m., climbing a part of
was very clear until the summit was
reached when a driving hailstorm was
encountered, lasting for an hour, and
T , i niueuaeiy com. ine moun-
Josephh, Ore., Aug. 18. (Special) ; tameers found the Mazdma box and
the Joseph postoffice f! now in tho register buried nndpr turn fot r
new minrtpra in tho T..;,.., iTk ma. p v. -.-1 .
, ; . - "-'6i nuvei mo jttiLy cut tne ice
block, having removed from the old away and found the box had been
wooden buildinir last MnnHnv Tho I filled with, wale A n,
j. i - vjic ictis .rv
new oflice i m.iro onfnll.. 1
and Postmaster Wilson is being com
plimented for making the improvement.
The linito.l iWnlMw. ,.,. i..i..
, vvuin., uaiiim
have all arrangements complete for
the bandmpns nii-ni.. novt c.n,in.
the foot of Wallowa lake. A big pro
gram of sports consisting of boat
races, foot rncpa. tin of -.,,.
nail driving contests, will entertain
the large crowd which is exnectpd.
1 tlC bnillls Will nlllV ho noin .Hnu
at J:,W giving thos9 who want to re-
vuni uii ui miernoor. tram plenty of
time to reach tho .b.nnt for th
---(-- -v. .1.1111
at 5:lu.
oim vjic registry
book rtiinnn hopnnco u.ma ,,n.u:i.:
person had left an indelible pencil in
side, the lead of which having been
dissolved had stained the writing so
that it is illegible. The names of
those who have climbed the mountain
iiuw ounteraiea.
The Ridge of Wonders, Hell Roar
ing, canyon and other places of inter
est were visited by the Portland par
ty and a woolr of c,irThf:
- - u.6iikoccui was en
joyed. Camp was made ner snow
banks 20 feet in depth, yet the at
mosphere WAS voi-ir m.ov, 0-.1 :
the party besides the guide were Mr.
w ir dii ? "fKpatnck, Miss
Hallie Bell and M r..u:
wiiifliuiliu VittV.
Axhlnnd Ht lps to Build Road to Lake
;ifiiiuiii. Ktr.. aiiit 17
.... - r' - fc-i.x null-
urpii dullars was raised bv subscrip
tion in this city and by the combined
efforts of a road crew and the home
steaders of the Peiid Indian section,
the rond to the Ijike of the Woods
has been put in shape for automobile
travel mid cars are going to the lake
1 , 1 "e ".'Ke ,s nbnit 3S miles
I from Ashland and promises to become
a favorite camping plnce. With the
I road practically finished to tho Lnk
Woman's Party Organized and Ready
Colnrndi .Qnrinira PMo A ., to
Their new ooriticnl nnriv nim.n;.n.i
and a plan ready to force passage of
in" vi'iiMnutionai sunrnge amend
ment, the Woman's party, renresent-
Ulir 12 Stlffmi-0 fitntoa anil
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iu control iour minion votes, started
its third and last day's session today.
Today's business is largely supple
mentary to thnt already transacted.
Conferences were the keynote of the
program. Three of them were to be
held: The first a general conference
on the coming campaign to be carried
on bv womim. fho co..o,wl n
of state chmrman on campaign pluns
me iiu.u 11 tuincrence 01 national
organizers on organization plans.
SHERRY THEATRE I!
"Always the Best"
Our Want Ads brin results.
Mount
Adams' Summit Conquered
Night.
at
Troutlake, Wash., Aug. 17. . par
' . rand peop,e "ompanied by
. M. h illoon, of Troutlake, as guide
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Last Showing
William Fox
Presents
VIRGINIA PEARSON
In
"HYPOCRISY"
A Dramatic Pose of the Shams of "Society
Directed by Ketiean Buel
Tomorrow Only
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
In
"THE FIREMAN"
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