La Grande evening observer., July 23, 1917, Image 8

MONDAY, JULY 23, 1917.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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IZ't ordinance will be punished.
We hope to have th co-operation
S ot the autodrivers as this is a matter
of mutual protection. -- -- -.
J LOU RAYBURN.
' 7-23-lt Chief of Police.
! H0SPP1TAL UNIT AUXILIARV.
' The undersigned has been requested
! ! to issue a call for a meeting tonight
at the city hall at 7:30 p. m. of the
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bin bodies are so constructed that the flow of
I ' perspiration from the skin pores plays an un
S ! Dortant part in purifying the blood, clearing the
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gkin; and cooling tne ooay. mereiore, n i
well to use preparations that dry up the healthy
flow of perspiration. It is safer to use
! I mnViora wivpn. sisters.
and friends of the boys of Lo Grande
sweethearts
Hospital unit for the purpose of or
ganizing an auxiliary to mis unit. "
those interested are invited and urged
to attend. .'
7-23-lt. MRS. J. P. GRAHAM.
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See Her Face to Face.
You have seen her in pictures, now
meet her face to face. Myrtle Ste .-
S J man at Arcade tonight. Adv
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S ! Stntan Cart.
Th imrtv who took the cart from
! ! Annnt nhnuld return the same at
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DE-O-DORA
that purifies perspiration without dosing- the
ixres of the skin. It will not injure the skin nor
harm any fabric no matter how dainty. Its use
indicates refinement. It should have a place on
every toilet table and in every traveling case.
PRICE 25c
of Mrs. Clarke Leitor.
La Grande Pharmac
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! S ! Personal And Society
! i Miss Myrtle Stedman is the guest
B. C. (Bud) Garity leaves tonight
for Portland where he w?U join ms
Company, Battery 15, Field Artillery.
Mr. John Thompson and Miss Edna
Carpenter, both of La Grande, were
married at the Methodist parsonage
Saturday evening. Rev. C. A. Edwards
officiating. The young couple will
make their home on Seventh street.
WHY NOT?
Spend your money where you can get the most: for it? ? If you desire to do (
. a. ii. . j vUr. imoo mmrfpra And' dollars.
justice to yourself and family Conserve the dimes,-quarters and dollars.
a-... i l :n -.:: l-.A-Fia mili!isinof vmir wants We gliar-
antee you a saving of 25 to 33 per cent Why pay more!
Men's Work Shoes, all leather- $2.98 $3.50, $3 98, $4.98
Men's Work Shirts : 59c, 69c, $1.19, $1.29
Men's Mule Skin Shoes . -rr TTT ttzt
$2.98, $3.00, $iJ.y, yt.vo,
10c, 19c 25c, 49c, 98c, $1.49
49c, 89c, 98c, $1.25, $1.49
.oac, eac, oc,
Men's Dress Shoes, lace or button
Men's Straw Hats
Men's Union Suits
Men's Sport Shirts, long sleeves..
Men's Work Leather Gloves
Men's Khaki Pants
Men's Two-Piece Underwear
Men's Summer Caps :
Men's Wash Ties
Painters' and Carpenters' Overalls
49c, 98c, $1.19, .$1-45, $1.98
98c, $1.19, $1.49, $1.98
25c, 49c
25c, 49c, 98c
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"""'"" .69c, 98c, $1.69
Quick Delivery
ADOLPH NEWUN, Manager
La Grande, Oregon
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Phone Mala 41
The following persons registered at
the (Imperial hotel, Portland, Friday:
G. E. Hayden, Enterprise; Mrs. Harry
i.Tjiuh. I a Grande.
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1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Guy Van Fleet, of Cle
' Elum, Wash., are visiting their father
J j and mother, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Van
i 1 1 Fleet, of this city. They will also
! visit Boise. Idaho, before returning
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NEW TODAY
lyAJiiTED Experienced mangle girls,
.' Apply Tho Modern Laundry.
' Adv. 7-23-tfi
away old carpets. Phone Main 10 for
a few days only. Pleased to show
samples. Adv. 7-18-lw pd.
WANTED Cherry pickers. Phone
: Farmers 21X2. Adv. 7-23-4tp.
$X)R SALF. Cheap. Second hand
Ford car. Call av Economy garage,
opslle depot. .
The annual fish dinner of the
Wing Fin and Floct Foot club will be
about tho 7th. The crowd will go out
I to catch the fish on the fifth. Every
one should plan to go. Fishing is
good on the Imnaha, Hear Creek, Lit
tle Salmon and Wallowa.
A. V. ANDREWS,
Secretary.
Adv. 7-20-3t.
CARPENTERS wanted.
ii: Jiaskamp.
Apply to H.
7-23-2t
.WANTED Permanent daily work.
Mm. Carlson. Red 3902.
r Adv. 7-23-Gt-pd-
WANTED Waitress at Home Res
taurant. Adv. 7-23-tf.
CARD OF THANKS.
Wo wish to thank our many friends
for their kindness and sympathy in
the loss of our beloved wife and sister.
MR. GARRETT G. TALL,
MRS. STELLA DUMPHREY
MR. JOHN E. HILARY.
$10 REWARD.
.V, t i i ..-ii ti Strayed from Ladd Canyon Milk
..WANTED-Lady cook at Miller Ho- jJ 2 bay mare branded j. A. and
tc.l, Wallowa, Ore, If interested
' call hotel at their expense. 7-23-tf
Announcements
Notice.
' Tlio P. M. & C. Co. hns taken over
, ithe Jersey Dairy and Clark Bros.
palry. First cIbbs delivery is gunr
itocd to customers, two deliveries
1 daily. Telephone Red 1971. Adv.
;
, ItuR Man Here.
. ! Rcprosentntivo of the old reliable
j Northwest Rug Co., Portland, Ore.,
tolcgant Fluff Rugs made from cast
A. L. on near shoulder. Anyone re
turning same to Alex Lindsay, La
Grande, will receive above reward.
Adv. 7-23-Gtp.
TO AUTO DRIVERS.
home.
.Tnmes C. Dell, has secured a big
contract from the Elgin forwarding
Company to paint ali the warehouses
in Wallowa county, giving employ
ment to twenty men.
FOLLOW
THE
CROWDS
THERE'S
A .
REASON
Incoroorated
ma.
Formerly The United Store
THE "
STORE
WHERE
THE
MASSES
TRADE
Mrs. Jno. S. McClure left this
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morning for ner nome in uenver.
Mrs. McClure visited her son Donald
Snre-ent. who leaves tonight to loin
his Company, Battery B, Field Artil
lery, in Portland.
Miss Myrtle Stedman.
Miss Myrtle Stedman, Paramount
Picture's star, comes in person to the
Arcado tonight. Adv.
SPEED T5M UP RACES.
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Walla Walla.
Fourth Harry Cogburn (Merkle) of
Portland.
Fifth H. L. Campbell (Harley) of
Walla Walla.
Sixth 'Red Williams (Harley) of
La Grande.
Sunday's Results.
Sunday's results were as follows:
First Race Six miles for motor
cycles, open to all; purse $25. First,
$15 Dustin Fnrnham (Indian). - Time
4 min. 29 4-5 sec. Second, $10, Al
bert Williams (Harley). Boise. Third,
Ed Barrioth (Indian) Portlnnd
Second Race Six
ord for motorcycles. First, Dustin
Farnham (Indian). Time 1:05 1-4.
Second, A. Williams, of Boise. Time
1:05 3-5.
Fourth Race Northwest champion
ship for motorcycles. Twenty-five
miles restricted to riders from Ore
gon, Washington - and Idaho. Purse,
$200. 'First ($100) Dustin Farnham,
of Portland, (Indian.) Time 19 min.
45 4-5 sec. Second, $50, Ed Barrieth,
(Indian) Portland. Third, $25, Dewey
Swrt. fHarlev'l Walla Walla.
Fourth, $10, Albert Williams, (Har
ley) Boise.
Sixth Race Twenty-five miles for
nntoa havincr less than 300 cu. in. dis
placement. Purse $500. First, $250,
Tracey Hollister, of La Grande, driv
ing a Mitchell owned by Bert Hamil
ton. Time 26 min. 9 sec. Second,
$100, Red Williams, of La Grande,
driving a Maxwell owned by J. E. An
derson. Third, John Quinlan, of Is
land City, driving a Packard. Fourth,
H. L. Campbell, of Walla Walla, driv
ing a Velie.
Twelve mile special for motorcycles.
Purse $50. Dustin Farnham ( Indian)
of Portland. Time 9 min. 21 sec. Sec
ond Harry Cogburn (Merkle) Port
land. Third, Ed Borrieth ((Indian.)
Portland.
and showed great skill in managing
his fiery vehicle.
Tracey Hollister drove wonderful
races with the Mitchelr, winning with
tered:
District Board No. 1, at Portland,
comprises these counties: Multnomah
(outside of Portland), City of Port-
FORMER SLACKER
DIES
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a wonderful burst of speed which land, Clatsop, Tillamook, Yamhill, . fc
showed absolute mastery of Ihis car
and daring disregard of the turns.
The large crowd was' frequently
brought to their feet by the thrills- of
close finishes and daring spurts.
The weather for the races was ideal.
Washington, Marion, Jefferson, Des
chutes, Wasco, Hood River, Clacka
mas and Columbia.
District Board No.. 2, at Eugene,
comprises these counties: Benton,
Coos, Curry, Douglas, Josephine-
A cool breeze made it very pleasant Jackson, Lincoln, Linn, Lake, Lane,
for those in the graid-stand and they Polk and Klamath.
watched the races in comfort. District Board No. 3. at La Grande,
President Bohncnkump, Directors ' comprjScs these counties: Harney,
David Stoddard and H. J. Green, Sec- Malheur, Grant, Baker, Wallowa,
retary Roy B. Currey, Manager Ros- Union, Umatilla, Morrow, Gilliam,
coe Neal, Vice President Ernest ' gherman, Wheeler and Crook.
Vehrs and Treasurer Harley Richard- j Finally, remember the seven pcnal
son were on the job nt all times, look- j tjes provided by law for false state
ing after the comfort of the visitors ments ma(je for the purpose of seek-
and racilitating tne speeaing up oi jng exemption or discharge.
tne races ana looxing aiver mo
A HERO
sand and one details that were neces
sary to secure the success of the
meet
The whole event was picturesque,
the speeding autos, the dusky motor- ! Press) Conscientious objector, shirk-
cycle drivers, the large crowd and ! er, volunteer soldier and now one of i i
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London, July 5. By Mail (United iv
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the
scene i England's dead heroes that
war career of Henry Bellamore:
When war came Bellamore called it
The constantly increasing number
of automobiles makes it imperative
that every precaution possible be tak
en to safeguard life and property.
There is an ordinance regulating the
use of lights on automobiles which
makes it a finable offense to nllow the
lights to show at full power. Wo find WillinmR, of La Grande,
it necessary to enforce this ordinance Maxwell.
nnd hereafter all infractions of this 1 Third Race Finals for track rec
referee; J. H. Peare, head time-keeper;
A. W. Nelson, C. D. Emahiser,
and Frank Bay, judges; Roscoo Neal,
manager; El-nest Vehrs, announcer. .
Miss Myrtle Stedman started the
twentv-five mile race. Miss Sted-
I man was very gracious in her willing-
miles tor autos iness ut hsmoi. u n..
having loss than 300 cu. in. displace- introduced to tne large auu,iw u
t. sorr T.:t ik T....v -mmlp n little sncech telling of ner
Tiiiiir ,1,-ivimr n Mitchell. Time 6 i pleasure at being a guest
min. 15 1-2 sec. Second, $10 II. L. 1 Speed Em Up.
Campbell, driving a Velie. Third, Rod
driving a
hundreds of autos making a
that will not soon be forgotten.
The nrizes were large and generous
and when the visitinc drivers depart-! the Devil's invention. Ho fought
ti-i,of K'T.or.atinn nf Portland, was 'eH on last nieht's train thev were loud 'against conscription on conscientious
suspended for not shewing his Amer- in their praises of the meet, of their , grounds, preferring jail to the battle
ican Federation of Motorcyclists' card ' courteous treatment by the manage- . field. "If I ever see a wounded sol
and properly making his entrances. ment and all promised to come again dier fall with his crutches I won't
The officials were: Jay van jsuren next year, represent uvea ui uio inu-ieiii mm aam, oon.
tories who were here and ot tne trade , i nis so aroused nis neignDors nv nam
publications also expressed themselves that they buraed him in eff:gy. A few
as well pleased with the meet.
EXEMPTION BOARDS
of the
She was taken for a
drive around the track and was photo
graphed with the racers.
The events of tho day were thrill
ing. Dustin Farnham drove steadily
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i weeks later he experienced a change
of heart. Though exempted from the
Army he volunteered. Soon he was
the most popular soldier in his regi
ment, the Duke of Cornwall's Light
Infantry.
on a blank form you may obtain by Recently the former conscientious
application from tho local board, with- j objector was killed in action, the su-
in five days of the certifying and jpreme sacrmce.
posting of your name by the local
board. Senator Chamberlain opposed Sen-
File your claim with one of the ator McNary's amendment to the food
following three district boards under bill providing $20,000,000 for irriga
whose jurisdiction you are regis- tion in Oregon.
MID-SUMMER GALA FESTIVAL OPENS TONIGHT
Circus Grounds All This Week
GREAT
WORTHAm
SHOWS
Premier Carnival Aggregation Now Touring ------ More and Better Attractions Than Ever Before
WHOLE TRAIN-LOAD OF ALL NEW AMUSEMENT DEVICES
The "Whip" the "Ride of Rides", thrilin-. sensational; "Monkey Speed Way," whore monkeys actually drive small autos; "Wild Animal Show," lions, bears,
tisors; "Neptune's Daughter," mammoth water spectacle; "Athletic Stadium," with champion wrestlers: "Arabian Nights", "Top o' the World", The "Miracle"
"Style Show", "Bontoc Iggorates", "Bluey-Bluey", kimr of fun makers; Speed Demons riding the perpendicular "Silodrome", Hippodrome. Carry-Us-All, Fer
ris Wheel.
''"TeHmYeaT1 -- GOING TONIGHT?
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