La Grande evening observer., July 20, 1917, Image 6

FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1917.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER.
iAGE SIX
I Miss Stedman Will Talk To Audience
UNEXCELLED FOUNTAIN; SERVICE
SPECIALS
Fresh Strawberry Sundae
Oriental Sundae
Carmel Cream Sundae
Butter Scotch Sundae
Marshmallow Delight
Grape High Ball
Loganberry Rickey
"The Taste Lingers"
fL'evy-Vogel Drug Co.
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She Is Soprano As Well As Actress
Miss Myrtle Stedman comes to the to be the most beautiful woman that
Atvo.u thontrn Kiinrinv and Mondav haa ever appeared in the silent
and will meet photoplay patrons dur- drama. An attractive feature of the
ing her visit in this city.' She will ap-1 ,.,,,, nurinir her stav in thia
pear at all performances and talk to j m Stedman's gowns, -which
the fans about her part in the gTcat en . . ... .
film life. Indeed Miss Stedman is a I are saiu 10 ue very cuou.
mo.st remarkable woman. And nature in design and most elaborate tn finish.
has endowed her with unusual gifts.
Besides being an artistic and finished
actr3ss, she has a soprano voice that
was cultivated for the grand tpera
stage. Besides this, she is conceded
miss oleoma win jiutite a wui vi wu
weeks from the Pacific coast to New
York, after which she will settle down
to hard work at the head of her own
corporation.
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Administrator's Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned, Joseph Jone3, has been ap
pointed as Administrator of the es
tate of Lydia May Jones, deceased,
and all persons having claims against
said deceased is hereby notified to
present the same, duly verified, to the
undersigned, Administrator at his
place of residence in La Grande, Ore
gon, within six months of the date
hereof. rt
Dated at hi Grande, Oregon, this
27th day of June , A. D.. 1917.
JOSEPH JONES,
Administrator.
June 29; July 6-13-20-27; Aug. 3.
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THE ARCADE
SUNDAY & MONDAY V
STATEMENT
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby iriven to all con
cerned that Joseph Palmer,, executor
of the lust will and testament of
Samuel R. Deal, deceased, has filed in
Oregon, his final account in the ad-
Of the La Grande National Bank of
La Grande, County of Union, State of
Oregon, showing the amount standing
to the credit of every depositor July
1917, who has not made a deposit, or
who has not withdrawn any part of his
deposit (commercial deposits), prin
cipal or interest, for a period of more
y" than seven (7) years immediately
ministration of said estate and said Prior to faid d"te- th the name, last
Court hus set Monday, the 13th day p.u w ram w p,uTO
of August, 1917, at the County Courts
room in La Grando, Oregon, at 2
o'clock P. M. as the time and place for
hearing said report and all objections
thereto.
JOSEPH PALMER,
Executor of Last Will of Samuel R.
Deal, deceased.
D. 7-13-20-27; 8-3-10.
address of such depositor, and the fac
of his death, if known.
Mrs. J. H. Alexander $ 6.00
Lincoln Austin 24.'j9
Irving Blatt 2.00
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SPOKANE WRESTLER IS FEEL
ING FINE AND HOPES TO
BEAT JACK O'NEILL.
Ted Thye, the Spokane wrestler, ar
rived last night. He says he is feel
ing fine and expects to give a good
account of himself when he meets
O'Neill tonight.
O' Ncill is resting today in antic
ipation of a hard contest at the Ar
cade tonight.
The show will start at f :30 as
usual, featuring Mae Murray in "The
Primrose Ring." Several good pre
liminaries have been arranged to
Btart about 8:30. Mrs. M. D. Spencer,
La, Grando boxer, has finished her
training and promises a good exhibi
tion. The gentlemen boxers are waiting
for the call of time. The unknown
Mrs. A. V. Crawford ... 10.80 ! quartet aire trained right up to the
Our want ads bring: results.
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About Combustion?
ANYTHING will burn. The fire
. insurance figures show you that.
To make a cigar burn easily and
evenly the way the OWL does
That requires combustion of a dif
ferent sort.
, It requires carefully cured leaf
long leaf filler hand-workmanship
that square-end shape.
But because the OWL burns
properly, you get the benefit of the
OWL'S Million Dollar tobacco flavor.
And that's worth a nickel every time.
J. R. Endicott 29.20
Mary C. Evans '. . . 6.00
Mary Griffith 8.75
i Levin Harvey 7.50
Fred. J. KieRel . . . 70.00
A. L. Morse 3.48
.Walter Mills 1.00
1 Alvy T. Peterson 3.51
Jas. M. Palmer 4.85
S. H. Shaugh 21.35
. Sugar Beet Irrigation Co 11.75
Frank A. Sweeney 91.50
State of Oregon, County of Union, ss
minute and are in the pink of condi
tion. Their specialty is singing. .
A good program is promised which
will be enilvened by the orchestra
during the intermissions.
A large ceiling fan has been in
stalled directly over the mat which
w.ill supply cool, fresh air to the
wrestlers as well as adding comfort
to the ring-side patrons.
THE YANKEE OUTFIELD
NEEDS MAKING OVER
j I, F. L. Meyers, being first duly !
I sworn, depose and say upon oath, that ' BY H. D. HAMILTON,
jl am the Cashier of the La Grande ' (United Press Staff Correspondent.)
i National Bank of La Grande, County New York, July 20.-Just as badly
,of Union, state of Oregon; that the as the Athletics need a general
'foregoing statement is a full, true, lengthening the Now York Ameri
! correct and complete statement, show- cai league (baseball club will have to
ing the name, last known residence or .'" iBW uuuueiuers ,i ils payrou
postoffice address, fact of death, if, 'before it can expect to obtain fear
known, and the amount to the credit some consideration from its rivals,
of each depositor as required by the Lee Magoo and Elmer Miller, two out
provisions of Chapter 148, of the Gen-; fielder who are now gracing the staff
eral Laws of Oregon, 1907, and Chap- ;?rf. chasers, are hopeless. Hugh
tr 214. of th General Laws of Ore-18 oeer uc 18 aecio.eo.iy
gon, 1917. .-
F L. MEYERS.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 11th day of July, A. D. 1917.
H. A. ZURBRICK,
Notary Public for Oregon
My
1920.
D-7 13-20-27. 83-10.
Tha Supreme Court of the State of j
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TVCliSS M. A. GUNST BRANCH l3fcJX fSffSl
Vv GENERAL CIOAR CO., INC. j& J $jj8jjf VSMm
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nothing to brag about. Tim Hendryx
is the only man who appears to be
anything in view of major league
class. Frank Gilhooley's work this
spring lets him out. If he comes back
and shows the same class ho displayed
u ...:n i.
commission expires Dec. 13, ' , . r , . . .
I the best in the game. So far he is
only a mediocre outfielder. Bill Don
ovan was well bilked when Lee Ma
geo was turned over to him as the
Federal league kicked in its dying
Washington has declared picketing il- j throos, 0nce termed the only rival to
Ty Cobb, and believed to be the final
touch that would bring an American
league pennant to the nation's me
tropolis, Magee has flivvered badly.
When with the Cardinals Magee
played fine ball. He hit around .300
all the time, his base runninsr was ex- I
cellent, his arm was good, and he
could run bases with the best cither
league boasted. That was when he
was a National leaguer. Whether it I
is the difference in class, or whether '
Mngee was greatly over-rated is hard j
to say, but the fact remains that he i
j looks far worse than many, recruit j
outfields who are annually turned;
; back from the major leagues.
Donovan has several, pitchers who I
are warming the 'bench daily. Ho has I
I so many flingers, in fact, that most of j
them are obliged to sit around and I
only keep in fair condition. If he
could nrramre a trade that would send
any of those heavers to some club
with 8 surplus of outfielders he would
be conferring a great favor on him
self. . Surplus outfielders, however,
arc extremely scarce. The National
leagin has most of them and getting
a good out Holder out of the National
lea "lie would be nkin to getting the
fight out of the American army. His
only salvation appears to be a process
of minor league scouting that may
save the Yankees n year hence.
Why not buy a MITCHELL CAR
and go to the "Speed 'Em Up"
HAMILTON GARAGE
Bert Hamilton, Prop.
Doing Good.
fivor or accomplished more good than
.OipmSerln"!'' Colic nnd Diarrhoea
i Penedy. JnVn F. Jantzen, Delmeny,
!SnV . sa'-, of it, "I have used Cham
t berljvn'ii "Vic nnd Dirrrhoon Remedy
mvl1f fTA in mv fnmiltr. nrA fan r..
nmmond it i b?ing rn exceptionally
fine preparation." Adv.
TV" Sranish-Amiricnn War veter-1
rrR h-vo orrpni?d a state defense'
fn-e to v-otf'-t tho state against the
lawless elements.
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Cocl Heads and
Clear Minds
A little mistake made in send
ing a telegram mdy be costly
enough to make you shiver on
tho UnttPKt nf summer days.
Cool your head in tjie refreshing breeze .of
an electric fan'and you won't make mistakes.,
rii.;. Fn tiln maintain hii:h working
efficiency during the hot season. The
G-E Electric Fana are Tho Leaden of the
Market. We handle nil sizes and styles, i
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
La Grande, Oregon
WOOD 5 COAL
Nice Spring' Chickens
50c each
We Buy Cherries
SMITH-NOBLE PRODUCE CO.
Home Ind. Phone M. 734
Union County M. 291
LA. GRANDE,
OREGON.
Our Want Ads Bring Results
Speed' 'Em Up
Our line of fruits and vege
tables are complete, We have
everything the market affords.
If you want the best come to
us.
J. G. Snodgrass Grocer
Phone 43
Service
Honest Pricei
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