La Grande evening observer., June 07, 1917, Image 8

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1917.
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Enjoy Out-door
Pleasures
Don't deprive yourself of outdoor sports because
you fear that the beauty of your complexion and
the softness of your skin will be marred.
"VVe have a variety of dainty preparations -which
will protect your face and hands against all harm
that sun or wind may do.
Ktep a good face cream and lotion to be used be1
fore and after exposure. .
La Grande Pharmacy
ADOLPH NEWLLV, Manager
Quick Delivery Phone Slain It
La Grande, Oregon
GENERALLY SAYS GERMAN
BY WILBUR S. FORREST.
(United Ptms Staff Correspondent.)
Paris, June 7 "We are not making
war solely against the French army
and French territory but against
Frenchmen generally, your women,
children ar.d everything that belongs
to the French blood and race." This
is what the Geiman commanding of
ficer in Noyon told Senator Noel,
mayor of Noyon, before the Ger-
j mam sacked the town. Shortly be
ifore the destruction began, the com
jmander rummor.ea Noel and demand
ed that he nam.- ipecifk instances of
senseless atrocities and vandalism
committed by the kaiser's troops.
Noel put in 15 minutes the time al
lowednaming instance after in
stance with full details. The crimes
charged included rape, burglary, as
sault, arson and murder. After hav
ing listened, the commander excused
such conduct by saying his country
men were warring against "French
blood and race." One of the instances
cited was the case of little Andre La
bo t, a child who was beaten with a
cane for failing to salute an officer,
then forced to salute a dummy
draped with a German uniform until
he fell exhausted, and was finally bay
onetted and killed.
Economy Should
Must Show Cards.
The young man who has failed to
register had better keep away from
recruiting stations. According to in
structions received at the recruiting
jtation, no applicant will be accepteJ
who has not registered. And should
any apply for enlistment without his
sreen card, he will be reported to the
federal authorities or to the police.
J Before the draft is made, any regist-
ered man can join either the army or
navy. The man who has not regis
tered, and who is between the ages of J
-i ana ai, win De in aoout as bad a lix
as the man without a country.
Be Parcticed
Inbuyingallmerehandi.se the same as it is in any other transactionand
even more so-, be.cause the greater portion of your living expenses moves
through merchandise channels. It is not what you earn so much that counts,
but what you save that strengthens your independence. Trade where your
dollar will produce 100 per cent value. Compare our values and prices ani
if you truly want to save money you will trade at a J. C. Penney Store. -
Mens' Dress Shoes
Men's "Wbr. Mixtures Suits
Men's Blue Serge Suits
Men's Dress Band Shirts
Men's Dress Hats
Trunks .
...$2.98, $3.50, $4.98, $5.50, $6.50
$9.90, $12.50, $14.75, $16.50
..$8.90, $9.90, $12.50, $14.75, $16.50, $18.50, $22.50
. 69c, 98c, $1.49, $1.98
....$1.98, $2.49, $2.98, $3.45
Suit Cases .
Hand Bags
$8.90, $9.90, $10.50, $11.50, $12.50, $14.50
-93c, $1.49, $1.98, $2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $7.90, $9.90, $12.50
$3.98; $4.98, $5.90, $6.90, $7.90, $9.90, $12.50
THE
STORE
WHERE
THE
MASSES
TRADE
Incorporated , Jl
gy ILIA 3z fJJtA's l-lj f -fji-s.:jvy&
Formerly The United Store
FOLLOW
THE
CROWDS
THERE'S
A .
REASON
NEW TODAY
3TOR SALE Late model Ford, only
$-25. I am goin" east and must
make quick etie. ' Better see this
-t once at Hilton's garage. No
-XmH.Adv. 6-7-3tp.
3FOR RENT Modem furnished
.rooms. Lewis Bldg. Adv, 6-7-3t.
widow who for financial reasons
cannot hold. Price $1200. Inquire
P. O. Box 645 for information.
Adv. 6-7-6t.
WAITED Competent woman for
general housework. Good wages.
1208 Third Street. 6-7-tf
C40-ACRE HOMESTEAD RELIN
QUISHMENT 640 acres in Eagle
Valley, Oregon, 7 miles from small
towm. 200 acres good farm land.
., Plenty of timber for homo use.
living water on place. 14 months
t jrsidenm required. Belongs to
Announcements
Overflowed Land Meeting, City Hall,
La Grande, June 9, 1:30 P. M.
At the reouest of fitirpne tnioraataA
The Observer has called a meeting of
landowners interested in taking steps
y f
f
ARCADE
Tonight Only
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Portland, June 7. (Special) Cat
tle quotations for yesterday were:
Rec. 100, market slow to steady.
Beat beef steers $9.5010.25
Good beef steers 9.00 9.50
Best beef cows 8.00 8.50
Ordinary to good 7.00(3) 8.00
Best Heifers 9.00 10.00
Bulls ... 5.00 7.50
Calves 7.00 9.00
Stockers and feeders . . . 6.u0 9.00
Hog Quotations.
Rec. 800, market slow to steady.
Prime light hogs $15.2515.50
Prime heavy hogs ... .,.15.40(5)15.60
Pigs 13.00 13.50
Sheep Quotations.
Red. 100, market steady.
Spring lambs .$13.2513.75
It is of a large size with a much bet- I ing conducted by Mrs. Danenhower the ages of 15 and 21 years, whether
ter lens and shutter. 1 haven't taken : to which all mothers of grls and
many pictures with it yet because of
bum weather, but I intend to turn
loose with it out here. Will send some
pictures later. Please send my ex
posure metre, it is in my camera case.
How is everybody? Well good bye.
Will write more next time.
WILLIAM SHERWOOD.
"P. S. Don't forget to send that box
of candy, a box car would be acceptable.
"P. P. S. You spoke in a former let-
workers with girls are especially in
vited. "The program is as follows:
Friday.
Afternoon: Registration.
Evening: Rally.
Saturday.
9:00 Bible Hour, leader Mrs. Win
ters. 9:30 Call to Order by the President.
Words of Welcome by the President
Response, Ruby Leadbetter, Alicel.
l.g-EK-t"5-S-Sg
THE WONDERFUL
Frank Keenan
and the charming
Enid Markey
in the Triangle picture
'Jim Grimsby's
Boy'
Mr. ' Keenan is unusually
rfwirig as a mountaineer
with a chronic grouch and
MIhs Markey is charming as
r little girl who doesn't
. care murh about being a boy.
iWf. (--' ' -".n .- .q I
Frank Keenan in Triangle-Kay Be
play, "Jim Grimtby'e Boy.'V
Mala:
si
COMING TOMORROW
House Peters and Myrtle Stedman
In the Paramount Production
"AS MEN LOVE"
I
to prevent the recurrence of the dam
age done by high water overflowing
land in Union County. All the prop
erty owners interested are requested
to attend the meeting for the pur
pose of discussing remedial measures,
Saturday, June 9, at the City Hall,
La Grande, at 1:30 P. M. It is de
sired that those affected, from Imbler
clear through to Ladd Creek, and
those affected by Catherine Creek and
the Grand Ronde, including Dry Creek
attend. It Is estimated that future
damage can be prevented at a cost not
to exceed a total of ?2 per acre on
the land benefitted, at an annual cost
of not over 50 cents an acre a year.
It is hoped that every property owner
affected will attend. 6-1-tf
ter of having some of my letters print-' Report of 191'i Conference, by the
ed, if you do there will be war." j Secretary. Apportionment of Com-
; raittee.
Vote Money For Roads. lu:00 Symposium, "The Needs of
Salem, June 7. (Special) The the Sunday School Girl," by six girls.
State Highway Commission has voted "At Home," Stella Bendschndler, El
$10,000 for the Pendleton-Walla Walla gn. ln High School," Irene 'Brusick,
road and $10,000 for the Rex-Tigard , Union. "In College," Nita Hunter, Is
road on the way to Salem. 1 land City. "A Newcomer," Opal Haz-
lelbrook, Freewater. "When Away,"
New Books For Children. - j Eleanor Davis, Union. "When Work-
New books for children recently : me Hazel Strain. Pendleton. Dis-
pupils or teachers.
Adult leader must accompany each
delegation or group of girls.
Registration fee of twenty-five
cents will be charged all noij-resident
attendants.
Entertainment will be provided for
all registered delegates if their names
are sent in advance to Miss Dorothy
Haworth, La Grande.
Local committees: Entertainment
chairman; reception, Wyrr.m Wade,
chairan; reception, Wythal Wade,
chairman; recreation and rally, Violet
Rush, chairman.
UNION STOCK SHOW.
(Continued from Page One.)
cash prizes .alone will amount to about
two thousand dollars.
Miss Hazel Richardson of La
Grande was in the city visiting this
. u .iv : ai.- ui: ' . ffeeR-
auueu lu Liie :uucvi.iuu ui, witr uuuui; CUSSlOn. nr- T- tt . t . ....
i;k. ,v, n;. f i Miss Dora Hutchinson returned this
JTZrJ 10:55 Separat Conferences. Girls: week from Idaho where she made an
Isabel Carleton s Year, by Margaret . leaderi Mrg C- H Ulpton. More Girls: extended visit.
. Header, Mrs. C. H. Bidwell, Island
osiers vocation, Dy josepnme ; city AduIts: ;eadar Mrs j , McDon
Daskam Bacon. ,m. Wnllnurn
Pinocchio In Africa, by E. Cherubini. j
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be
tween W. H. Bohnenkamp and W. R.
Jones has been dissolved by mutual
consent, Mr. Jones retiring from the
business. W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
will pay all Dills and collect all ac
counts of the firm.
W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO.
Adv. 6-5-10t
"CLOSE-UP" J. J. PERSHING.
' (Continued from Page One)
in men and equipment every minute
he was in Mexico. And he saw that
his men lacked nothing. And so in
France he will know every minute
what he has in men and equipment
and he will see that they lack nothing
to make them cfiicicnt soldiers. For
Pershing, in the phraseology, i3 "a
hound for detail."
COMPANY M. BOY
(Continued from Page 1.)
elevated points, are much higher. I
have mado two or three climbs to the
close by summits and the view is
great, more so than any view I ever
The operetta. "Pocahantus." was
repeated to a crowded house at the
Cozy theatre Monday of this week,
for the benefit cf the Red Cross.
The city is busily preparing its
roads for the travel at Stock show
i time, and they will be in better con-
11:40 Confor.rtrp Pipfnro
ine Aztec ireasurer-nouse, oy i.( 1:30 Song Service. ieader Gladys
-i " , , M . , . i Winters, La Grande. "Our Flag,"
The Three Weavers, by Annie Fel-!stmg
lOWS Jonnston. .AK Rnsin.v.K sosoinn TTllonUnn nf JicV- V.o
The Blue Bird For Children, ky. officer.. Reports of classes. The Woman's' club is busy raising
Georgette Leblanc (Mme. Materlinck). 2:15 "The Sundav School Girl's monev to h,,iM -lnh il
The Torch Bearer, by Ida Tread-, Daily Life," Julia Steinwendor, Wal- erected soon, which will be a great
I1, Th,u.rston'. , , i u r, i lwa. "The Girl and Her Church," , attraction to our city.
The Mysterious Island, by, Jules Bertha Hoon, Freewater. - Madame Ona Wrirfit Herbstof
I 2:30 Address, "Some Splendid Pullman. Washinirhnn. win crivo n rrtTi
, Things a Girl Can Do," Miss Rachel cert here on the 22nd of this month.
well Thurston.
The
Verne.
Bcn-Hur, by Lew Wallac.
Lafayette, The Friend Of American
Liberty, by Alma Burton.
Boys' Camp Book, by E. Cave.
Boy Scouts' Hike Book, by E. Cave.
When Mother Lets Us Garden, by
Frances Duncan.
Katrinka, A Russian Child, by H. F.
Haskell.
When I Was A Boy In China, by
Y. P. Lee.
The Mexican Twins, by Lucy F.
Perkins.
On The Trail, an outdoor book for Olive Childers, La Grande,
girls, by Lina Beard
L. Rogers, Inglo Ohapel. j Miss Margaret Phy has been quite
d:l5 Keareation. ill this week but is reported to be im-
6:30 Banquet. 'proving rapidly. Her role in the
7:30 Song service. Mission sketch, ' operetta was ably filled by Miss La
Queen Esther Circle, La Grande. Class Rue Hanks. - -
demonstration, Keystone Class, Alicel. i Mrs. Jane Wright celebrated her
A Story of Oridwa," Mrs. M. A. eighty-seventh birthdav on Mondav of
his week. She received many beau
tiful gifts and congratulations. Mrs.
j Wright has lived in this section for
many years and has a host of friends.
Miss She- is the mother of W. D. Bidele-
Danenhower.
Sunday.
9:45 Sunday Schools.
10:00 Church services.
3:00 Girls' meeting, leader.
GIRLS' CONFERENCE.
(Continued from Page One.)
man Of this citv and rrnmlmfihW nf
3:00 Women's meetine, leader. Mrs. the Portland Rinn-fr. Misc F.lrtioo Anita
M. A. Danenhower. Hall.
7:30 Union meeting, at Conference1 Men who have been riding in the
church. Conducted by conference high hills east of here say that the
president. Scrpiture .reading and snow is still very doeD. and that an-
1 TT 7r- Z T praye,r' ev- C- A- Edwards. Report other warm spell will bring the water
ment will be a trip to Riverside park of Resolution committee. Address, up as much as ever
Saturday afternoon, and a banquet at Rev. Charles A. Phipps. Fellowship A mass meeting has been called for
the basement ,1 the Methodist church circle. Benediction. Thursday evening of this week for
Saturday evening The banquet will Counties from which delegates are the purpose of completing the organ
be furnished oy the ladies of the invited: Baker, Grant. Lake, Malheur, ization of the Red Gross Dr M K.
various churches. Umatilla Union, Wallowa. Hall, president of the Pacific Division,
All sessions will convene at the What Girls may be delegates: Sun- is expected to be present to addZs
Methodist church. The conference day School members who are between the meetine auaress
..II. 'Villus uis
rally at which ail La Grande girls are
urged to be present to meet the visit
ing delegates.
One of La Grande's prominent
young ladies is president of the con
ference Miss Violet Rush. The La
saw in the Cascades. There is really Grande girls who have been especially
prominent in directing the program
and entertainment include Miss Doro
thy Haworth, m charge of entertain
ment end registration; Miss Wythal
Wade, chairman of reception commit
tee; Violet Rush who looks after the
rally and reerention;
no comparison tho for there is not
much vegetation here, and it makes
the mountains seem much higher and
further thnn they really are.
"There is plenty of sage brush and
quite a few flowers. We are situated
in a creek bottom about 200 yard
wide which is just as fertile and as
thickly populated with plant growth
as any place in the Willamettee valley.
As far as animals are concerned they
aro about the same as at the other
outposts. I haven't heard any co
yotes yet but some of the fellow
have.
FOK SALE
A fine piano, in excellent condition. Cost $400.00.
Sell for $200.00, in payments; liberal discount for
cash.
A $35.00 Edison Phonograph. Records thrown in.
Miller, who lias provided plenty of : -It
avwiial mini. I
ino concluding service win De a
union meeting of all the churches at
the Methodist church Sunday evening
at 8 o'clock to which the public is in
vited. However all girls and tw.chers
of girls are urged to attend every
"Have you received the camera and session. On Sunday afternoon at 3
Wallulah yet? I have a new camera, o'clock there will be a women's meet-
us niier me i . , . 1 Z
Miss isabeiie iV ne uarierod Uak Kecord Case a snan..
Will sell furnished if desired.
Xo Phone, Call at House
F. D. HAISTEN
1202 N. Ave & 6th St.
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