La Grande evening observer., January 03, 1917, Image 8

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1917.
PAGE EIGHT
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
AnAfter
Dinner Delight
After a full dinner there's nothing
more delightful than the ifinc flavor
of melting mint. It is an aid to diges
tion. We have
MULFORD'S MINTS
hi fauey packages. 'These delectable
dainties will add to the charm and com
pletcncss of your dinners.
La Grande Pharmacy
ADOLPH NEWLIN, Manager
Quick Delivery Phone Main 40
La G. nde, Oregon
AT THE HOTELS
Sommer.
ilohn W. Sur, B. B. Kysor, Spokane;
M. U. Howell, R. F. Hill, W. R.
Harms, J. D. Zurcher, J. Morrow, F.
H. Greenia, Portland; T. B. Stanford
and wife, W. M. Plummer, Enterprise;
J F. Johnson, Idaho; C. A. Gallo
v.ay, B. O. Wills and family, Elgin;
J. Rea, Baker; G. B. Kittle, Ohio;
Olive Havens, Utah-Idaho Sugar Com
I any.
Savoy.
J. C. Thompson, Joseph; C. I. Hall,
Seattle; H. L. Graham, J. C. Austin,
Geo. Adams, A. R. Cope and vife,
Elgin; Mrs. Crawford, Enterprise;
Krs. Elza Baker, Walla Walla; N. A.
Cramer, Imbler; Perry Blanchard and
vife, Union; H. J. Raueh, Wallowa;
J. B. Weimer, G. Goodell, Cove; Alex
McKenzie, James MacRae, Summer
ville; H. McGoldrick and wife, D. Mc
Cullough, H. Hearing, Tom Muilen
burg, L. B. Johnson.
PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs. Harriet McDonald has returned
from a holiday visit to Pendleton.
George R. Vehre of La Grande is
registered at Hotel Portland, Port
land, Oregon.
Mrs. H. M. Bay, who seriously
vpralncd 'her ankle New Year's day, ih
Iblo to be up but is still suffering so
rer pain.
Frank Brumwell, formerly receiver
if the La Grande land office and o
prominent Elk, is in the city on a
business trip.
Alvin D. Wick, traveling passenger
gent of tho Southern Pacific with
headquarters in Portland, is a visitor
in I-a Grande today.
Mrs. Oliver Havens, of Salt l4ike,
president of the Utah Home Industry
association, is a visitor in La Grande.
She is registered at the Hotel Som
mer. Frank Patty, of Seattle, Wash., who
(has been visiting friends in I .a Grande
for the Christmas holidays, returned
home thin morning to attend the
Broadway high school.
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Minton of Al
bany, Oregon, left last night for their
home after spending the holidays with
Mrs. Minton's parents, Mr. and Mr3.
J. M. Staley. Mr. Minton is a lawyer
in Albany.
Foley.
J. M. Leslie, II. Schiller, F. H.
Greenia, C. J. Forstrom, O. P. Olson,
C. E. Coles, Portland; H. E. John
son, Walla Walla, Theo. Roeder, D.
O. Hastaher, Parma; J. O. Pilcher,
Jac. A. Pilcher, North Powder; Bert
Anderson, Joe Jackson, Baker; H. J.
Holland, Kansas City; P. B. Clark,
Enterprise; T. L. Young, Telocaset;
Mrs. Ada Greer, Wallowa; Bud
Fiazier, Armin; J. E. Kelley and
family, Enterprise; Lester Wilkins,
Condon; F. L. Pearson, Walla Walla;
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Williamson, Mrs.
J. L. Williams, Enterprise; E. G. Jef
fries, Portland; P. J. Singleton, Spo
kane; C. B. Dickenson and wife, North
Dakota; B. Parke Wilson, Joseph;
Earl Roe, Enterprise; Kelly Harts
horn, A. P. Wilson; T. J. Butler. Fred
C. Green, F. J. Bandon, Rita Nelson,
Eileen Bandon, Mr. Pike, Mr. Poogue,
Imnaha; Dr. E. G. Kirtley, H. Bur
leigh, Mrs. Zellers, Whitney Marshall.
Reprint and copyright books, from
50c to $1.35. Something to read in
the long winter evenings at Silver-
thorn's. 1-3-tf
THE WEATHER
Hose Company Elects Officers.
Rescue Hoso company at its annual
election last night elected the follow
ing officers:
P. A. Foley, captain; L. L. Snod
gress, 1st lieuteant; C. O. Murchison,
2nd lieutenant; F. W'. Bay, president;
F. G. Hcnning, vice-president; C. P.
Cayler, secretary; L. M. Hoyt, treas-
Portland, Ore., Jan. 3. (United
Press) The official weather bureau
forecast: Tonight and Thursday, rain
in west, rain and snow in cast; south
erly winds.
Toilet creams with real merit.
Creams for chapped hands and faces,
bleach creams, cold and vanishing
creams, our special at Silverthorn's
Family Drug Store. 1-3-tf
NEW TODAY
LOST Card case containing- photo
graphs. Especially anxious to have
photos returned. Return to Obser
ver office and receive reward.
Jan3-5-C-3tpd
Meeting Is Tonight
The executive committee to plan the
entertainment of the Cattle and Horsa
Raisers convention to be held in La
Grande, April 24 and 25, will meet to
night at 7:30 at the Y. M. C. A.
LOST Friday night, child's Belgian
hare neckpieco on Fir or Y avenue.
Call Black 3281. 1-3-lt
FOR SALE 1014 model Ford in good
condition. Phone Red 1542.
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Notice.
The annual stockholders' meeting of
tho Gove State Bank will be held on
January 11 at 10 o'clock.
HUGH M'CALL,
Cashier.
Now is the time to take snow pic
tures. Tho Ansco Speedex film gives
wonderful results in snow work and
makes a beautiful print on Cyko pa
per. Picture work guaranteo'l at the
modern dark room at Silverthoro
Family Drug Store. 1-3-tf
Baker Haa New Minister.
Baker, Jan. 3. (Special.) Rever
end C. H. Hilton of Mcaldsburg has
accepted the call of the Christian
church of Baker and will arrive within
the next two weeks. He will be ac
companied by his wife and family.
Berlin Reports Capture.
Berlin, Jan. 3. (United Press)
The capture of Mucin and Yiyila are
announced officially.
VtfHItH? Sordid poverty - or a married
fir Br AAA b man's friendship and success?
BESSIE BARRISCALE
Gives her answer in an exceptionally forceful,1
human characterization in
THE PAYMENT
The Ince feature in whice no critic has been
table to find a fault
Today & Tomorrow
The Year 1917 Has Lots in Store
for You When You're Trading
at J. C. Penney Co. Store -
WHY NOT START NOW REMEMBER OUR PRICES ARE LOWER
THAN ALL SALES PRICES,
Ladies' Unions 98c
Children's Unions 49c
Girls' Unions 59c, 69c, 89c, 98c
Ladies' Knit Skirts 49c, 98c, $1.49
Blankets, Wool $2.69, $3.49, $3.98
Comforts 98c, $1.49, $1.98, $2.98, $3.98
IIousedress.es : 98c
Fleischers Knitting Yarn 40c
Ladies' Rubbers -.49c, 59c, 69c
Ladies' Rubber Boots $1.69
Men's Overcoats $9.90, $12.50, $14.75
Men's Suits '. -
$8.90, $9.90, $12.50, $14.75
Men's Stag Shirts $3.98, $4.50
Men's Maekhmws $5.90, $8.50
Men's Spats -....49c, 98c
Men's Puttee Leggings : .....
98c, $1,49, $1.98, $2.98
Men's German Dved Blue Bib Over
alls --.98c
Men's Corduroy Pants -$1.98
Men's Heavy Wool Pants $2.98
Men's Ileavv Work Shoes
'. $2.98, $3.50, $3.98
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BUSY STORES
j. c. Penney co.
OTHERS FOLLOW
WE LEAD
Harding to Be Governor.
Washington, D. C, Jan. 3. (United
Press) President Wilson nominated
Lieutenant Colonel Chester Harding,
of the army engineer corps, as gov
ernor of the Panama Canal zone.
Some Razor.
'You have a very tender skin, sir, '
said the barber.
"It must be if that razor will cut it"
retorted the customer. Detroit Sat
urday Night.
BAND CONCERT TONIGHT
(Continued From Page One)
Overture "Morning, Noon and
Night in Vienna" Suppe
Fantasie for Clarinet "Pas de
Deux" Thornton
David Wieder.
Hawaiian Selection. Arr. by H. L. Lake
Intermission.
' Specialties by J. E. McCollum,
songs by the band quartet, J. E. Mc
Collum, Victor Orr, tSeward Tulley
and Porter Martin.
Descriptive Piece "A Ka.ili.ig
Scene" Bucalosse
Synopsis: 1, The Huntsmen
Prepare for the Chase; 2, The
Trumpet Sounds a Merry Blast;
3, The Parties Join; 4, The Road
Is Alive With Horsemen; 5, On
the Scent; 6, The Barking of the
Dogs; 7, The Chase; 8, The Death;
' 9, The Return Home.
Trombone Solo "The Water Witch"
Clay Smith
Loren J. Luper.
"Dance of the Serpents". .. .Boccalari
Tenor Solo "Beloved, It lis Morn".
Florence Aylivend
Victor Orr.
Descriptive "The Death of Custer"
Lee Johnson
Synopsis: 1, Sioux Indian's War
Dance, Night Before the Battle;
2, Bugle Calls in Custer's Camp
Before Forming in Line of March;
3, Custer's Cavalry on March to
Sioux's Camp, the Sound of
Horses' Hoofs in the Distance;
4, Approach of Cavalry with Band
Playing "National Aairs," the In
dians Responding With Their
Customary War Music; 5, Battle
of "Little Big Horn," Jane 25,
187C, in Which Our Great Gen
eral Lost His Life; (, Indians Re
joicing Over the Victory With
Scalp Dance; 7, Arrival of Rein
forcement, General Bentin nnd
Cavalry; 8, Customs Burial, Vol
ley of Shots, Muffled Drums, and
Bugle Sounding Last Call Over
Our Great General's Grave. Fi
nale, "Nearer My God to Thee."
March "The Hippodrome", . . .Sousa
"Star Spangled Banner"-
Roster First Regiment band:
Captain and director, H. L. Beard.
Chief musician, R. M. Kenton.
Principal musician, O. II. Schrepe.
Drum major, V. h. McCollum.
Cornets Pin. Mus. O. H. Sehrop'
Private J. T. Butler, Corporal, II. S.
Norton, Private G. L. Osborne.
Clarinets Chief Mus. R. M. Ken
ton, Private S. W. Tulley, PrivaU
David Wieder, Sergeant. L. M. Stark,
Private J. C. 1 .arson. Private R. M.
Castater, Private H. M. Mills.
Rartine Private K. C. Stevens.
French horns Sergeant D. W. Ric
oh i o , Sergeant J. R. Akers, Corpora'
P. W. Martin, Private E. S. Van Atta.
Mellophono Private H. A. Stone.
Saxophone Corporal K. F. GIos.
-Trombone Private L. J. Luper, Pri
vate H. W. Fish, Corporal O. M. Gras
omen, Private K. A. Douglas.
Piccolo Corporal E. E. Werlein.
Drums Sergeant D. S. Felton, Pri
vate V. M. W. Orr.
Bass Private D. C. Morris, Private
Allen Parker.
COMMITTEES
BIG SHOW,
ON THE ELKS'
1 23-24
SHOW COMITTEE.
X. A. Desilet J. II. Peare C.F.Roberts II. E. Coolidge
Fred Meyers C. O. Ramsey - A. B. Rogers
TICKET COMMITTEE.
C. F. Roberts J. C. Hughes J. H. Peare
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Arthur Curtis, Chairman; J. D. Meyers, Ben Bassett,'
Jesse Rosenbaum. Walter Kivette, Win. Wiese,
Chas. Miller, II. E Roskamp.
A special committee will soon be appointed to paint and
powder the pretty chorus girls in the show. Applicants
must be handsome.
BUSINESS STAFF ELKS' GAZOOT.
Bizzy Issie Manager Harris Frenck
Head Bookkeeper : Fred Meyers
Paper Carrier J. G. Snodgrass
News Boy Harry Spair
The Gazoot and a picture of "Dusty" Rhodes mailed, ta
any address in the United States or Baker for lOo.
IDIOTORIAL STAFF
"Till FLk'K' (iAZOOT" ;
La Grande Skindirate ''Soul" Owners
Dr. Diogenes Dippy Chief Editor and Undertaker
Gun Man and Circulation Liar
"Dad" Coolidge, M. ).. D. A. M., B. P. O. E.
Royal Physician to Dr. Dippy Dr. Archie Bacon
Dramatic Critic - Harry Swarts
Railroad Editor E. D. Selder
Sporty Editor A. C. Williams
Chicken Editor Chas. Millet
Political Forecaster Jack Peare
Pinocle, Solo and Kelley Pool C. W. Van Fleet
Nuts and Bugs '. Phil Nebergall
Society IlEditor .'. . -..John Norri
Office Boy M. B. DonohtW
Royal Chef for Gazoot Editors (hear DooEm
Real Estate, Town Lots Dr. 0000001
High Finance Sen. Martin King
REPORTERS.
Farms and Goats J. Y Kuowlcs
Lumber and Sawdust George Youn
Soft Drinks and Other Liquors Julius Roesdi
THE GAZOOT EXCHANGE LIST
Oregon Scout, Peruna News, Police Gazette, and LyUut
Pinklmms Advice to Young Railroad Men
All mash notes must be addressed to;
"DAD" COOLTDGE. M. D., D. A. M., B. P. O. E.
SHERRY THEATRE
The House of Quality
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Last Day
"A STRANGER FROM SOMEWHERE"
Featuring Franklyn Farnum
In an Original Comedy Drama Filled With Thrills
and Laughs
"He was a Stranger and' they took Him In"
Fixing A Punctured Tire The Way of the Westerner His
"Michigan" Bank Roll
TOMORROW
"ROMEO AND JULIET" with Theda Bara