La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 16, 1917, Image 5

Historic Oregon Newspapers

La Grande evening observer., July 16, 1917, Image 5

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1917)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.9 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page Textf IA CJRAXDK KVEN fNO 0H3ER VEK PAGE 11TB. .1, . Red Cross Drug s Store THE tennAK QTADC 111 a a ar W1W ill V - J Coming Events. 14-HNtvrth Fueitle Sange-. fert, Portland. 1 ' : h Jo) l-t.nre at Re Hall for the feenef it of I, (ithM Hospital mit. July maWH At Ar- tade theatre, O'Neill va. Thy, July 21-22 PSpA 'tm Up motor eyehj and atrto races t I Grartfe, Joly ZZComtng in pernors .Myrtle fttedman at Speed 'Em Up arhd Ar. cad Themtf . A ok art 4 ,lo 16 Bayer 'ff,fk In Portland. ! ,, tr-r AM USKMUNTS.': Arcade tiewtre Mk ' yvHoren. Olordal TheMreMotln.0irtres, OT(fTy'i 'fhMitro Mwtlm picture. LOCALS i& Advertising in Brief , RATES ; . Per line, first Insertion . . , ,10c Per line, additional insertion he Per line, per month 00 No local taken for lees than 25c OiUnt 0 ordinary word to line. Dance at Zuber If fi 11 every Wed nesday and Saturday nights, 6-lfitf A lil; reduction at Klrtley'a on the clothing yim need NOW. Adv, 7-l(f-2t Money to Inan. On Improved real property In Union nounty, no delays, current rate, La Grande Investment Co. -Adv, J. !,, Mara, real estate 1 end rent gent buys and mirves honee.. Prices talk, Adv, ........ ,6-7-tf. For tan and Ktnilri.rn tine jar of (food cold cream or the Vanishing cream to -whiten the skin, ', Wry rJII verlhrrri's cold, nnd,,,yarUshl.u( creams, Adv. V , . , 140 -it Many 1cf '---Hundreds, of fine bar gains are still to (be 'had at K.rtlay'a sale. Adv, " . , . ?-16-2t Ittera Prom the front , The Observer would like1 to receive "letter from lh front" from the hoy who have volunteered In the rmy, navy, murine enrpa or other branches of Uflete Swri'tt wsrvlce. Adv. . , , 'o-8tf. Second Hand Furniture. Vfm pay Met price for ' second hand frtiltura. DYAL'fl FURNI TURE CO., 404 Tfr St, Ilibne Black 81)51. Adv. '" 1 ''"T2-4-U, i . i'"i 'i' Uathlng cap, Hew lflfltif,js '!,, cot ore Just arrived. IVlt'es frlitn 'fetki In 11 at Sllverthtirti". Adv." 1 7-10-lf v i. ' . ' ' Bltiger Hewlnrf Machine. ' ' "" New and second-hand me'hinea anld on iay terms. ' No Intorest. ' Repair wtfk a specialty on ell ' fiaohlnes. Clhaa. M. tlhapland, mrtil, Ntjw, Foley Hld(f. rhtmo Ulack 10M. AdV, M7tf Nirt Too lte-'Uhe miterfiil re diicdims in ladlee i'lolhltitf 'W , all), in ,(TW( el Kiitley'H. AdV. "7-in-8t, Ilance at Znher Hall evety Wed nesdny.fliid Saturday ltl(f1ils.' t!-1Blf Freeh fruits, canlnhtul'e eiindac, phoitrptB and Ice cream at PtWerthnrn fotmtnln-Adv, " 710-tf. A t-2 Per Cent Mwiev. fao.iHM) tor lnnf term at 1-a per rent Interest for niatie 'on Ocdnde Itcmde Vallev ferme. e W. II. War (rent at t Grande Investment Cnm irnntf nl once. 1 22 If I T " " " - T l..r. Mill.. Phrmv Red 1VT1. The Pure Milk end Orenm Co.'e l.hotie Is now Hod 19771. -Adv 2H If. The Observer On Hale. When'ln PnHlanrt ynil Will find Th Ol.not-vcr on sale at the Oienron Uf iP hp we sland end Imperial Hotel. Cimeided- Hit" came ! Klillcy's Bale iliscmirnepd with the hlirh c( of llviiin. end went ewny a happy wnm-ai- Imr ptobtcm solved. --A'lv 7-lrt-V!l. Hnrvcylna. Kuivcylnc end (reticrnl enirlii'erln nl rensonnlde rnt. U. U. NKAI., Of fice of Clly r.iittlneer In City Ha.11. A(Iv. Mon.-Sat. . . . . ! SCHF.KNS t-"0 WIMIOWM -V . Made In order el reasonable . price.. Red 3h2l, C, .1, Matlhles. HOOVER HASTEXT FOR HOUSEWIVES Food Administrator Issues a Cam Which Unu Economy, WAHTS IT IK EVERY KITCHEN Save the WHest, Save h Meet, lave h Milk, ftsve the ftU, v the Sugar aKt Say (he Pul Are Hie In JuAti0e All Pttrlotit Wtmn. Ne Tell flew t D It. t?r4 Adrrilnlstratrr Hoover annrmnc eil the t t of hie ln)untl(iH to Amer ican hoTmrwlTea, A curd containing these' re'pieste will soon, be hopes, WariK In every kUchen, Jt read: 18 AMY OK TII1H TOO IIAIiD? f JUTK0 yfATBS COOD AOMIN' irrttATlON,.. Win Itle war by giving your rwo dairy service. HAVK THtO WltBAT-One Wheat less meat a day. Use iKirn, oafmeat, rye or lrley bread and nonwbeet lrrkfast foods, prder bread twenty Umr htmtn In edvance', so yotir Inker will not lake leyotid his needs. Cot the loaf on the table and only as re quired. Use sfnle In-ead for cooking, loaet, etc, Knt less cake and pantry. Our wheat linrvest Is far lelow nor mal. Jf each person weekly saves one pound of wheat Hour, that means irV WK;.0'K' more bushels of wliest for the allies to mis In their bread. This will help tliem to save democracy. HAVI'5 TIIK MKAT.-lleef, mutton or pork riot more than once dally. Use freely vcKelnhlcs and ftsli, At the meat meal nerve smaller portions and stews Instead of stwiks. Mnlie made dishes of all leftovers. Io Oils and there will be meat enough for every one at a rea sonable price. Vie are today killing the dairy cows nmt female calves as the rciflt of hliili prices. Therefore eat less, and eat no young meat If wo save an ounce of meat eni li day a person we will have additional supply eipial to 2.2'K,000 cat tle. HAVK TUB MIMC.Tho children must have milk, t'se every drop. Use liulterinllk and sour milk for rviukltig and making cottage cheese, , Use hiss cream, HA VIS TIIK KATH.-We are' the world's greatest fat waster. Fat Is food, 'Holler is essential for the growth and health of children, T7se Miller on the table as usiiul, Irut. iwt. In cooking. Other fats are as good, lie dice use of fried foods, tjoxip wiitfalii fats, l)o not waale It, Make vviur own washing aoap at home out of the aaved fats. I 'ne one-third ouuen less per day of animal fat and 7r,iKK) ton wffl tie saved yearly, HAVIO Til 10 HIHIAIL-Hngsr I sear cer. We use today three limes a much per person as our allies, Bo there Itiay be euoiigli for all at reason able prices use less candy and sweet drinks, On not. stint augur In putting up fruit and Jams. They will anve butter. If every one In America mvm one ounce of sugar dally It means l.KKMKW tons for Hie year. HAVE 11 1 10 irUicn-Coal comes from a distance, and our railways are ovcr burdcueil hnulliig war miilorlal. Help relieve tliem by burning fewer Urea, t'se wood when you cnu get It. CHI!) PIQIUMHAIIIJO VOOlM.-FrtiltH and vegetables we have In nhumhinc. As 11 nation we eat too little green slutTs. linuble llietr use and Improve your health. Hlore potatoes and other toots properly and they will keep, lle glu now In can or dry all surplus gar den products, ,,, I'rtlO UK'Afi HUt'l'I.mN.-rnmmlJse your local proiluccr. Olsliiuco means money, ltuy perlslmlile fund from the iicluhbiirliiiiid nearest yuu and time tmve traunptirialliiu. General Rul. ltuy less, serve smaller portions. Trench (he ''gospel of the clean plnle." Iiou't rat a fourth uieill. lion't limit (lie pliilu food, of growing children, Watch out for the wnstes In the coin ttiunltv, l''ulf garbage pulls In Atnerlca iiiciiu empty dinner pulls In America and Rurope. .1 If (lie mure fort una I of our people will avoid Wunlc and eat no more than they need the liltth cost of living proft tern of the lens fnrliiniile will be solved. IIKHIUCItT r. IIOilVKII. ('tilted Hlntes food ( 'uninilKMliitier. FOIUY BAKERY COMPANIES. Oo Will Go Willi Each Conllnannt Ben! Ovurnii. The wnr ilepniniient oiileivd (lie aiiiirlenmnlor general to form forty bakery rnnipniilcs nl once, These com piuilcs mo made up of expert bakers end ciioks. Willi eneh conitngeui sent oversea llt e one bakery company, carrying die newel biinilmnkliiii mnchluery. 't i e bnliciti's lll be set up behind (he IIIC1. If It to lmpillile I" Mud tiikeis and conks lii the nimy men fimu those In- ilmtlli'K illllUII III (III' ill lift will .p pl( Into bakery companies. v 8lly First. Yonkef" 1 N. V., bus Its Hit apparatus Insured ai7iliit Oi-e end Its palool wag on Insured agnliod burglars. OUR BOYS ABROAD RAID CANDY SHOPS But "Sammies" 6iia Bold j in Exclianee For Sweets. ( "FOUKTAIM PEN HRHY" frenehsMft Not (he Number f ThM ArllelM Carried In th Bloui Jek U f th Amriesn Yank Warm Up t Canadian-Naval 0ffter In Whit Tak Ey f Pair PaiiirMa- The demand for randy la strong la Pram from the Amr1mn troopa, bat It b teen met satisfactorily, al though the boys judge th price high. TB beer they generally condemn, not for lla rmallty only, bat for It warmth. "txm't aeetn much of a place," was the comment, followed by the anilmis rjnery, "Can we have a better time to farter Money changing Involve mental anxiety, but 6 franc are offered a the equivalent of a dollar by th alropkeep era and readily accepted. It surprised the French to ! told that these Amer ican still wipa1d In gold. irrsnce liegan tr recognize the alte of attiietlc a few year before the wnr, which confirmed their Importance. It Is possible the new American allies will provide France with a long fett want in popularizing basnlrall, "A Fountain Psn Arm." "It la a fountain pen army," cuaflfnd a Frenchman as be noted the nunilicr of thosfl article that lite American carried In their blouse pocket and seemed to l part of tliclr equipment, "I am an old man for the army," said a corporal, answering a ipiery on what motive brought him to France, "but f have come to help wipe kaisers off Ilia i)rlli." 1 ' The AmerVan camp In France Is splendidly situated on high ground and Iiiih lieeu built wllhlu the month, it la lighted by electricity and has n fine wnter supply. Tim Y. M. V. fy., which bun Inninlled a tent at; thn landing place, wtl! open a large hut. soon. The en 111 p has taken on an American at mosphere, ' It fulled In no respect to meet the reniilreuii'ulB ot the overflciwlng tide of iieweomers. It supplies picture post cards In large tmmliera and there la an "American bar' but Amcrlcnn In name only. I"e jroaui eodn Is sought In vain. An old liHiklng French 'territorial who 1 on sentry duly along it ho docks, his hair grayeil. by i.hnrto long years of service, benmefl n the Americans, doubtless thinking 'his daya of labor were now, drawing to a close. The women emtio and feel flinlr hearts lighter as they watch ifhls flue pledga' of the sinter democracy' aid. In flie arrival of thn troopa chlldrrM I eh used iennli's that 11io American boys I threw ninoug I hem front 'crowded decks as the ships passed nlong the quays headed Its regiment, fur It Is seldom that bands are beard sow In France, Chum at Onoa With Alii. The fratemlr.utlon of the Americans with the I'higllHh, (Canadians, Ailstrol Inns end French Is rcmarkubln, and the new arrivals are being received every where with olH'n anus and open henrta. Last mouth nearly all the llrltiali troopa not having near riXlnllvee In the IlrltlMd Isles have been coming to l'nrla oil leave, 11 ml so thn newly landed American Mud plenty of comrades able to speak, their common language. The Yankees warmed up particularly to the Canadians, among whom are many Americans, but the greatest sur prise came at. tho way the Frearh -olll-cers mid pollus frafcrnltt? with their new iillles, The warmest feeling exlats between (tin French mid llrltish soldiers and olllcors, of course, but when they first met three yours ago as allies they were too busy lighting for their lives to siend much thno In friendly Inter cnuI'Mo. Tho American", however, are landing Just at the time when thn allies have the Oeruinns "on the hip," and I ho French are throwing off (heir chinulHhncHn to welcome the Yankee tars and murines altectlnnalcly. Another factor Is that after three yearn' contact wllh llio HrlHali nearly every French person knowan few words of F.ngllNli - hello, chiH'ro, gum I luck and similar expressions and they nro lining theiii ovcrllum on (he Americans. Paris Woman Charmsd. The iipiK'iirniico of America 11 naval oDIcers In while iluck smiimer uniforms III the smart, l'nrla rest it urn n( n causcn gnnais of astonished ilellghl, CHpccliilly among (he fair l'lirlsleuncs, who admire die chic, cool nppciirnnce of the oltlcrrs. Hllice the arrival of the Americana (he pollen have had to wink nl the law prohibiting singing and music In rnfea and resluuriiuts, na It. Is Impossible to prevent tho suitors, murines and rcgti In is from gallierlng In ipinrtera ami (enchliig (lie 0 noil In 11s ami AiiHlrnllnna (he newest rnnllmo nlrn direct from America. Too Yonnu to Work. HundtvdH of boy who gave fnlso ages 1o gel work In New Knglnnd fnc- Uiries lost "oiis iiceiiilse loo young (o get reels! ml hut cerllfleiKe Idiutlvd by employers. To Keop 8larkrs Out. Hills are now lu emigres o liar for ever from this country men who leave to avoid mllllitry scrv'ee. W Ik 4 ' YohII find the'txat elefition here and as Usual the very lowest prices on first quality merchandise in every department of this R; C. U. store. .Kever. was there a year when the saving through our. buying power with America's . -greatest buying organization was more apparent than during this year when costs of raw materials are steadily advancing and most stores are compelled to either lower their quality or raise the price.;, - , - ... .-; . You will not find the quality lowered at this store but you will always find the best possible values ami more for your money in each of our five big de partments. ; ' '' ".', : :y''-' . We invite your inspection and comparison of both quality and prices That's the first step in becoming a permanent Golden Rule Customer.' Ta GOLDEN RULE C La Orande'a R. C. U. Store WHAT W()M EN CAN IM TO HKIP TIIK II El) CROSS. jl!ulln Department officialn. - I :rditablo work haa already been The follfrwirisT old nrticles can tie done by the American phyniciuna and used to make sujrplics and an urgent it i Ixdicved the proposed campaign atrpeal la made by the Red Cror. com- will he of inestimable value in the rnlttoe for a prompt rcaponiic from etrmulation of agricultural entcr the house wives: '.priee. Old counter punoa to be mude into I ' bath towel and wash cloths; old hath ; GLOBE SIGHTS towels, sheets and pilhrw elo); old I tnblo and lunch cloths for napkin and tray cloths; cotton blankets, white or colored; bath roties, flnnnclotte Kowifiw, or kimonos will make lied eox or cov- I". nl.C!r 1 TiillllllUlU 01 yum, 01 liny coiur r rs can be need. Theee remnant can he 1cm.ltt4.il Into srouiras and ioinod Ut- gether for comforts for hospital iie. the mnr-SyruK. Don't wnsto any clean white cotton , Every candidate promises a busi clippings. These can, be used to stuff jocac-like administration, fracture pillows. j EveTy man who works hard saya For the bentfftt of anyone who may ..it in better to wear out than rust out. wish to do this work at home, in par time, the, following lint ehows the di mentions of different articles Hath towels-rncdium size. fWash cloths 10 Inches sfpinrc. Hand towels 18x!10 Inches. Dish towels 1HX30 inches. Napkins 14 inchc square. . Trny cloths 15x22 Inches. ' Hot water bag covers 13x15 inches. Ifce bag covers 111x15 Ichcs. Flnlah ixith. with draw string at top. . Fracture pillows 13x17 Inched. Hiindkcrchiefi 18 inches square. If the cotton ht not too old tnone enn oe ib mineu, uunirwiw leuve v 1. 1 ...i ... 1 in unhemmed There is urgent neI right now for this material and surely each house hold cun furnish a few discarded ar- , , , .. . .. , 1. 1 mi ; . ucics in ncip mis wor. ino comm.i-1 tee wll make arrangements to , , 1, r,, Ihfl imn.llnu If inn nntifv Ttltuiu dl'S . ' t 1 nut 1 r ' " ' r , or Red (IHf, before noon each day, Tho workroom la open daily.. Hours 2 to 4:30. All women and girls, who can devote one dy a week are re quested to help In this good cause. Do mot wait, to he linked individually. Mdt.S. E. T. ANDREWS, (3uiirmnn Hospital Supplied. PARTY IS GIVEN AT THE PARK, ('nmnlimentimr the Indies of P. K. O. Sisterhoml thn It. I. 1, 'r wure hosts for a dinner at the park audi- lorlum on Frlduy evening. About Oh wore nerved nl tho long tables which wore beautifully decorated with the club (lowers, white and yellow Mar guerites. The entire menu wn& planned and served by the men who proved themselvea mont competent and delightful hosts. Fresh trout which tho hosts Inko credit for catch ing were served In abundance and were nccnmpnnled by all the "good ies" of a regular banquet. From the hour of 5:30, when the ludies were motored to the park and seated at tho liimquot tables until bile in the even ing, the men were roynl hosts and capital entertainer. An Impromptu program, of short after dinner talks followed the banquet. At n Into hour tho party broke up nfler the Indies had sung n cheer for (he P.. I. K's who so snccesHfiilly car ried out the pinna of the evening. Judge and Mrs. McGinn, of Port land were special guests; as were the immedinte members of the families of the entertained and entertainers. Honk Worm In Rra7.il. Rio He Jmieim, July HI. Through the efforts of Dr. Charles Seldl, direc tor of tho Public Health IVpiirtment nnd Dra. lxwis Wendell Huckett nn.l George Stone of the Rockefeller Foundation, (he government hua giv en the Amoricnft institution free Jmml to wage n campaign on the "hook worm" in the Interior of Brnr.il. Tho perccntnire of inhabitants of the outlying districts afflicted , wilh Seasonable Wear ing Apparel for the Hot Weather thlR disease is hiffh, according I amblin(c is the idler' opium , uncn. .The mare'B kicks are carcsacs to j,he Ktallien. Spanish. i A woman doesn't forget as much a., ,t. fnrcrivos ."noJOTKvc- ! '"UM! vi I An Atchtoon woman speaks in - liuoid tone and her husband in liquor ,-tnnaa Link Preston is sure of one thing: hia wife didn't fall in love with his income. ihey boarded their train again for the- . Tho court may hesitate to convict j exceedingly interesting trip . to ta. you on circumstantial evidence but . Grande. Cordial welcomes were mat : people are diiffcronl. Atchison' Globe, jfronm Enterprise, Elgin and the other -' towns on the branch. Some of the JOSEPH FINE HOST. from the Pullman cars and jumped into automobiles that were waiting. Tho. mrtknaw nnrf Iia first, vlpuf nf - . Wallowa IakJ brought out the ohsl and ahsl; I will not try to describe It; it Is one of the wonders of the world. - Everybody got to the lake safely- t L phi, Bntc( jfe t there f , t M alto wont tr f and ' . . ,f(!li into the lake throwing him In., Ho had to 'borrow a pair of pnntB trousorottc all the wags called them. Soon -breakfast wus called. And an other wonder fish trout fresh from the lake wero there for breakfast; a moHt delicious repast in tho open air surrounded !by beautiful trees. One, hundred cars wero used by the trnns- portation committee; 450 to 500 Wp; 'trout were cooked for the Ibrcnkfnst. theTlio ladies of Joseph were gracious ' l,r.l 41 rt.l tin nffnlr wnq verv on hosts and joynhle, Then, the party hiked to the falls, Harness Shop T Tents, Wagon Covers, Canvas, Rope, Leg Aprons Cruisers rack liags, sauor or uunnage uags, t Stockmen's Bed Sheets, Sleeping Bags, Folding 4- Water Buckets, Army Duck Leggings, Leather $ 4 Leggings. I T. M. Shannon's t Adams Avenue La Grande, Ore. Jj. THE NEW STAR BARBER SHOP The one place in town where quality and up-to-date service in l?arber Work counts. Our slogan, Star Quality Service must be maintained Next Door Levy-Vogel Drug Co. 4 to dome went In swimminic, some wen . iHhing, some went to the ball game Some just loafed. ' noon Another delicioua repast'- ;.nd a very brief speaking program. 1 One of the things that mi-ii a hit was the real old fashioned camp-' bread cooked by Steve Blovan,. Ai thur Wilson and Max Wilson. But the trout you should have Beewr Edgar B. PiPper decour them. And the fcake you should' have-., heard Frank Irvine holler for another . I piece. And the coffee you should! wiivtfs . P Farre .mack his Tim:-- , ... . -. But we forget the" speeehesv fT , uoDDms welcomed, tne VI811OTW. Leiter told of the fine friemiTy spirit that prevails In Eastern regon.. Bruce Dennis spoke of the ?ntrprf-, ing character of the people of Wal lowa County. Frank Irvine antf Bd- gar B. Piper both made entertaining: j and witty epeecheg. And W. Oi Sand--; erson ofrerca a poemr ana recixea: o-i: j patriotic poem. . i Two o'clock soon came and" then? i party were taken by auto, from the Lake to Enterprise by delegation of" Enterprise citizens, headed by Dan 1 Boyd, and a very interesting; trfp it.: was for many of thenr. " 1 Let us print your Tarm sale billa. The Pinery , Minam, Oregon. GOOD FISHING H' Tents, Beds and Saddle Horse3 for Rent. Pack trains to all re mote points Guides Furnished Farmer Phone 38F 1 1 j ei. 3 . 4. 4. 4. H.