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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1917)
.MONDAY, JANUARY L'J, 1917. LA GRANDE WEEKLY 0B3ERVER-STAR PAGE EIOUT ! M. 0. McGec, of MiiiHin, Is in the city. S. F. Andrews, of the Golden Hule store, was in Bilker yesterday. ! George Miller und son, of Cove, re turned this morning from Salem. Needed Now On the Farm J, r . .Miller ot Alicoi returneu mis i ' morning from a California trip. Mrs. Ed Claunch i' North Powder; was in La Grande Wiu first of last: week. Mrs. I). W. Phelps of Pendleton is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fiank Reeh 1 in here. At tliis season there are many things in the drug line which tlie farmer sliould keej) constantly on hand. i Household Remedies are ant to lie need- C without delay. Keep the medicine ' i II a 'l 1 J.l . 1 : 11 (amuj wen srwKed wnu rename reme dies loNoiiyiis, "frul, ('roup and other ailnients.recpTMhand Liniiuent, a ('hap Lotioii'j'jM'riVn, Etc. Stock and Poultry Renralies. Your stock and poultry should have jjood at tention during eold weather. AYe have the hest Stock and Poultry Remedies Hie "uaranteed kinds. .Mail orders liavti )irompt attention. . Mr. and Mrs Wa''rr M. Pierce, of La Grande, were week-end visiters in Portland T It. .-I...... L'l.:., .illnvni.i ii'i.c at. the Nortonin Hotel. Portland, on Saturday. La Grande Pharmacy ADOliPH NEWLIN, Manager Quick Delirery Phone Main 40 La G. Mide, Oregon J. H. Currie, of Portland, represent ing Bradstrocts, was in La Grande to day on business. Hoy Couch of .'.ti.'.J City is presi dent of the chapter cf Alpha Tau Omega at the Univprsr.v of Oregon. Everett Pearsson, Frank McAllister nnd Tom Butler of North Piver were in La Grande on business last Tuesday. These are the Days That - Real Shoes . Count Shoes that are made right, priced right, and will wear riht. ' Quantity plus Quality for your money that'sWir motto, every day in the year. Men's Heavy Work Shoes, double soe, all solM L $2.98 Men's Heavy Work Shoes, manure proNjV all solid :. . Men's Heavy AVork Shoes, manure proofSj full siXs $ 3.98 .Men's Medium Weight Ifailroad Shoes, ticsihie sofVs no' Men's Medium Weight Chrome Tanned,!! i-usoles,ll solid $4.98 Men's Heavv P. & P. Black Chrome, for wet pV-es A $3-98 wren's Box Calf, air tiglit, double welt 3. 1 $4.50 Men's Soft and Flexible, full stock arm v model $3.98 .Men's Hi Tops, Chrome or (laiubicY Tannage .'. $5-90, $6.00 MEN Don't Forget SAVE 33 1-3 Per Cent. Mackinaw Coats here the best makes at $5.90, $6.90, $7.90, $8.90 175 Busy Stores The Reason C. Hinduism, of La Grande, was reg-', ( stored at the Oregon hotel in Port- hind on Saturday. 125 BIG . BUSY STORES J. C. PENNEY CO. OTHERS FOLLOW WE LEAD Miss .Teannette Wheatley of La Grande is president of the chapter of Alpha Phi fraternity of the Univer sity of Oregon Mr. Ball, an attorney from Asotin, arrived in the city today to take part I in the case of Barclay vs. Graham which will be held tomorrow. AT THE HOTELS i wjunn PERSONAL MENTION Father Driscoll was in Baker today. Mrs. J. R. Kecney .is visiting in Pendleton. , ' C. D. Colo of Pendleton was a visi tor here Friday. Elmer Ilorstmnn spent the week I end in Pendleton. Fred J. Holmes returned from Port land this morning. R. W. IxMghton was a passenger to Portland this morning.' O-W. Agent J. II. Keeney is in Port land today with Conductor Fergus, who will undergo a stomach opera tion at St. Vincent's hospital. A party from Nj.th Powder, con sisting of Mrs. E. S. Kclsey, J. A. Pil cher, C. E. Hutch. r.-on and C. J. For strom, arrived in Portland Saturday. J. W. Hilts, railway mail clerk with headquarters in Poctello, who has been visting in La Grande for several days, returned to Pocatello this morning. Alton Barnes of North Powder was in La Grande last week. WALLACE Ri:ii) ;.S,v ,r Paramount P'ldure THE VIL71T IF (TWT 1 ICiIL.lL.O' VV PAWN" Life is a game of chess; people are only "powns"' to be moved at will such is the theme of the new Lasky drama which brings together attain on the screen those popular . favoriteW- rSIeo f&dgely Wallace Reid A stirring' pholo-drama which relentlessly exposes the merciless methods of the third decree, combined with a sweet and tender love story. Monday and Tuesday Mr. and Mxs. Percy Lambert and baby arrived on No. (i this morning to make their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Lambert have been living in Pendleton. Mr. and Mis. Geoigj ITuntimvlm Currey left last niK'it fjr Vale, Ore gon, wnere ftir Luirey ihkuh pi"?es sinn of the Mahicui LVoipri'.e be recently puivhuseu l-.i-h Mrs. John E. Anderson and three children, of Portland, arrived in the 1 city Saturday to make their home. John E. Anderson is the owner of .' l-eighton's garage. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kinney are in the city. Mr. Kinney is employed by John E Anderson. C. H. Conkey returned this morning from an extended trip to Denver and i California. George E. Good returned this morn ing from a business trip to Portland. It. Summer and wife of Elgin re turned this morning from Portland. Ed Wuverly of Alberta, Canada, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Phorson of El gin, and friends in this vicinity. Melvin G. Winstock, a well known motion picture man, who spoke here I for the Republican national commit tee, passed through Ia Grande this morning on his way to Boise to attend a convention of motion picture exhibi tors. Mr. Winstock is now connected with the Triangle company and is j making a tour of the Northwest in their interests, lie will stop on in Iji Grande about the fifth of February. J. G. Snodgress lost his auto chain Saturday. He advertised it the same day in The Observer and before night his chain was restored to him. Whua! Butter' I'd Again. ' Butter took another jump today j five cents a pound. It now retails at i T0 cents a pound. The cause for the raise, creamerymen say, is the short age of cream and the high cost of feed. ! Observe Wedding Anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Allen are receiving the congratulations of their friends in honor of the recent obser ; vance of their fifty-second wedding anniversary. Mr. Allen is a member of the G. A. R. J. B. Winstanley, C. O. Mikle, M. Maison, Da,vid Robertson, Portland; E. II. Hutchinson, Spokane; W. R. Thaxter, Salt Lake; Daniel Boyd, Charles G. Bilyeu, Jerry Ricker, En terprise; Ed Eben, Joseph; E. C. Skiles, Seattle; C. F. Whalcy, St. Paul; P. Sommer and wife, C. I. Haz en and wife, Elgin; Mrs. Lou Bradsted C. C. Chadwick, Boise; Wesley An drews, Baker; C. K. Avery, Chicago; M. T. Davis, Union. Savoy. Lawrence Shockler, C. S. Howe, Meacham; S. Weimer, Cove; L. C. Johnson and family, Enterprise; Ralph iBloom and wife, Lostine; Mr. Ruckman and wife, Alicel; Mrs. J. W. Bernie, Nolin; W. S. Doughtcrty, El gin; George L. Cleaver, Imbler; W. C. Watkins, Chas. Watkins, Florence Tiffany, Ruth Watkins, North Powder; Pent Poston, James Woodell, C. A. Hewett, Mrs. C. A. Hewett, Miss Frances Hewett, C. A. Hewett Jr., Aiinah Hewett. Foley. .1. W. Wetherell, W. W. Merriam, G. T. Wentzel, J. A. Cooper, Fort land; H. Waller, Spokane; Toy L. Young, Telocaset; Mrs. E. J. Cum mings, Dannie Boon, Baker ; E. J. Nicholas, White Bird, 'Idaho; C. R. Moores, Lincoln; Sam Tao, Wallowa; R. Parke Wilson, Joseph; C. H. Peal devent, Washington; C. B. Larson, C. L. Uymar, Boise; Mrs. F. A. Brown, C. L. Merrick, Enterprise. SHERRY THEATRE "The House of Quality" Died Sunday Morning Young Man Was Hurt January 5 .Mill Intended to Ik- Married June. at Shirley Neukirchner, the young man badly injured at the planer in the Pal mer mill January 5, died in the Grande Rondo hospital yesterday at 4:20 a. m. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Neukirchner and would have been 21 years of afte June 19. He had then planned to marry Miss Flor ence Kimmel. Shirley Neukirchner was born and reared in La Grande. He is survived by his parents and four sisters, Gladys, Ida, Alberta and Marie. The funeral, in charge of J. C. Henry, will be held from the Christian church Wednesday with burial in the Masonic cemetery- Mr. Neukirchner was a member of the Modern Woodmen and the Royal Neighbors. He carried in surance in the Woodmen and an old line insurance company. Arrested on Liquor Theft Charge. Dewey Stanfield, 18, and J. A. John son, 2.'l, were arrested yesterday morn ing on a charge of stealing two cases of whiskey from the American Ex press company here. Johnson is said to have confessed. Arrested for Selling Alcohol. J. N. Cox was arrested last night and charged with selling a bottle of alcohol to George Rippey at 215 Fir street. Cox pleaded not guilty at a Today Only GERALDINE la- O "BR IWN" A Woman's Fight TOMORROW HAROLD LOOKWOOI) and MAY ALL1SOX BIG TREMAINF Advertise Delinquent Property February 5 Sheriff's Office Now Engaged in Making List Probably Less Than Last Year. - - x - - - . I NEVfoTODAY ,FOR RENT lniMiedVfront room; : $0 per month ;V' g. Aye. , l-29-3t FOR HALE 'Baled (Jrder fvom Josi If vou haven't paid your 1915 taxes you had better take some means to do i 1 GL so within the week as property on ' which 1915 taxes are unpaid will be advertised for sale by the sheriff, be- j ginning next Monday, February 5. I Property may be redeemed by the owner after being put on the delin quent list, or even after it has been sold, but the expense of advertising, of the sheriff's clerical work and post ing of notices, and other charges, and j nuerest on ine taxes, must men oe paid. So it is truly catching time by the forelock to pay your 1915 taxes before next Monday. The sheriff's office started on the i delinciuent list this morning and will probably finish by the middle of the: WE WILL P. week. No one in the office would hazard a guess as to the number of pieces 'of property which may be ad vertised for sale but the general be lief is that the list this year will be smaller than usual. av at $20 a ton. Milling Co. l-29-6t RANTEE TO. TEACH ANY- the major and minor chords on theViano in oneV lesson by mail. You canVeach others. Money re funded if ifct satisfied. Special price $1. J. E. TJaylor, Pi. O. Box 427, Portland. TeNiimoniah. Mr. Taylor Your piano Jtord instructor is a wonder. My ten-Var-old boy learn ed to play all theVajorS and minor chords on the pianVin two days. Mrs. F. W. Jobclman5t)4 East Oak street, Portland, Oregon. Dlyl-29to2-6; WWy2-2pd Farm Produce. WANTEDt- PORTLAND PRICES at your station without commission for all kindspouy, veal, fresh eggs and hutmr. Hhip direct to Manager, ButtK Public Market, rutte, Montana. General Pershing is Leaving Mexico, San Antonio, Texas, Jan. 20 (Unit 'ed Press.) General runston an-! Sell it The Observer want ads will sell it. preliminary hearing this morning and nounccd "Pershing is enroute from is being tried this afternoon L. Denhum returned to his home in Elgin this morning. He returned from Portland last night. (Continued From Page One) A rcade ALLIES ARE VICTIMS I'ejulsed. The Wiierttenhnrli laudwehr entered the enemy trench es ;it llartnian's Yeilerkotf, capturiiii; thirty-five prison ers and one inaehine mm. Mnvicrt. This is the first official announce-1 ment. General Pershing is scheduled j to proceed immediately to El Paso. lexas, and be assignees boTjr post as major gciMcal. X Tlta House of (hianuitml Attraction.?. Thousand German Soldiers Are Captured Near Jakobeni. j l'etro.m'ad, Jan. .--(United Press) It is announced jthal thirty olYicrs and a thousand (icrnian soldiers were 'captured northeast of .lak'oltetii Saturday. 4 S X 1C AND SOI E;ii11iil -U Hephie -VI AESTHETj V IUHCLNC 5th FlooV.Folay For InfonSuiorr Ti Morn in es nLiek 1 AfternoonsWain SiSj MISS LEON A NRWUtT .5. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 The Little "Want Ads" Bring Big Results-- The little ad has big power be hind it. It is tha Want A d that r.ells many thmgs for the people. After all, selling is merely get ting in touch with the buyer. And the little "Want Ad" in The Observer "Classified" columns is a quick and inexpensive introduction to the buyers of Union and Wal lowa counties. - Don't forget to read The Ob server's Classified Ads on Page 7. Note how this page is growing. That shows that The Observer Want Ads get results. 4
