La Grande evening observer., July 28, 1917, Image 7

SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1917.
O GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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The Kodak that goes with you on your vaca
tion will come back with a complete story of the
summer's fun a story that will have a freshen
ing interest with each succeeding year.
Take a
KODAK
with you.
RED CROSS DRUG STORE
Magnetic Healer.
Why suffer when cure can be had?
Prof. C. H. Jones, magnetic healer,
will be at the Grande Rondo Valley
House tin Tuesdays and Wednesdays
of each week. Adv. 7-11 Wed. and
Sat. 1 mo pd.
Red Rapsberries,
Nice and fresh $2.50 a crate at the
natch. Rhone Farmers 76. MRS.
grace McAllister. Adv.
D. 7-25-28; W. 7-Z7. 8-3.
"The Unborn" had a big run of
three weeks at the Heilig in Port
land. Adv. 7-28-lt.
Wing, Fin and Fleetfoot Club.
The annual fish dinner of the IWing,
Fin and Fleetfoot club will be Aug.
7. The crowd will go out to catch
the fish on Aug. 5 and 6. Everyone
should plan to go. Don't wait until
tfaA In of minntn tn tret vour cards.
A. V. ANDREWS, Sec'y. Adv.
-ZB-II.
FATTY ARBUCKLE AT THE AR
CADE TODAY.
One of the funniest film ever seen
is at the Arcade theatre today. You
should see Fatty .Arbuckle in action
when his bed catches on fire. , . ..
Coming Events
July 31. Kulola's Hawaiians at
amy, navy, marine corps or other
branches of Uncle Sam's service.
Adv. 6-8-tf.
NEW TELEPHONE BOOK.
Tha nw tf.lctkhone book of the
Homfl Independent Telephone - com
pany is now completely distributed.
The new book is well arranged, well
edited, and full of information. It is
neatly printed on good paper, with
neat cover and reflects credit on, me
Observer iob nrintine departing and
also on the company for having its
printing done here instead of sending
if niKrnnri. Rv kecroin? the work at
v.nmo 5t hulns keen local labor em
ployed at good wages and thus builds
up the town.
I Weather Forecast
July 91. A.uioia'8 nawaimiia ui.i
the Arcade theatre in "The Princess L f ,d
,. We pay best price, for second
to 10-Buyers- Week in hand . furniture. DYAL'S FURNI
Portland. TURE CO.,' 404 Fir St, Phone Black
Aug. 5-6 Annual fish days of 8851. Adv. '-- ' ' ' '
."SLSiaipta and' A newlot of bath and diving caps
Fleetfoot club at Foley Hotel.
AMUSEMENTS.
Arcade Theatre Motion pictures.
Colonial Theatre Motion pictures.
Sherry's Theatre Motion, pictures.
LOCALS
& Advertising in Brief
... . RATES
Per line, first insertion 10c
Per line, additional insertion 6c
Per line, per month ?i.uu
No locals taken for less than 25c
Count 6 ordinary words to line.
Mance at Zubcr Hall every Wed
nesday and Saturday nights. 6-18tf
A real cure for sunburn and tan.
Try a bottle of the Silverthorn Cold
Cream or try Vanishing Cream and
protect your skin from the heat and
the dust. Adv. 7-19-tf.
all colors and styles lust arrived at
Sllverthorn's. Adv. f 7-19-tf.
Dance at Zubex Hall every Wed
nesday and Saturday nights. 6-18tf
Pnrf-lnnd Jnlw 28. (United Press)
The U. S. weather forecast: "Fair."
New Korrect Skirts J
Every Month
f
You will always find the latest dictates of Dame Fash
ion in these popular Korrect Cut Skirts-r-for each
month we receive a shipment of the very newest styles
and return any slow selling styles. That's why our
skirt stock is ..always .'new and bright -with a large
assortment of attractive models.
r. .... ,.
See the New Korrect Sport Skirts
Prices Range From $4.98 to $15.85
$2.98
Odd Lot Dress Shirts
Your Choice for
Skirts in this lot that sold as high as
......J ...... $13.50
'Many of them worth twice the sale
price for iemodeling.
(These are not Korrect Cut Skirts)
Misses' & Small Women's CQ
Wash Dresses at
Dresses in this lot that sold up to
$5.75, but sizes are all small and they
are not the newest styles. Many are
buying them for the materials to
make over Your choice ..:.:...69c
September
McCall
Patterns
are here
T GOLDEN PULE O
Quafinj tf mm-DiIcu tui
La Grande's R. C. U. Store
Sole Agents For
Warner's
(Rust Proof)
Corsets
t
t
Society and Pcpsonal
. 6 1-2 Per Cent Money.
' $80,000 tor long term at 6 1-2 per
cent interest for roans on Grande
, Ronde Valley farms. See W. B. Sar
I gent at Lai Grande Investment Com
j.lventkm begins Monday, July 30, and
4,'willjlast for 10 days.
C. E. Short, of the J. C. Penney Co.,
ai.l ana ,lub news for this 4- and party motored ,
4. 4.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Kg
pany at once.
2-2-tf
Special Sale on Sewing Machines.
Special Sale this week on used sew
ing machines. Call at Singer Shop,
in New Foley Bklg. Phone Black 1051.
Freckles.
"Freckles" one of the biggest fic
tion successes by Gene Stratton Por
ter will bo bhuwn at the Arcade Mon
day and Tuesday with Jack Pickford
and Louis Huff in the star roles.
Adv.
Monday and Tuesday, r
"Freckles" by Gene Stratton Por
ter, author of "Daddy Long Legs" and
others, at 'the Arcado- Monday and
Tuesday. Adv. 7-28-lt.
rvuil Hrmlra and irood eats. Canta
loupe Sundae, Strawberry and Rasp
berry Shefrbeta, Vanilla, Chocolate
and Strawberry Ice Ureams at tne
Silverthorn Fountain. Adv. 7-19-tf.
Fattv Arbuckle in his newest com
edy, "A Rough House" at Arcade,
Friday and Saturday.
iln nnintinc-. leakv and
faded tops repaired and made to look
like new. Special low prices for short
time. Cor. Jefferson and Cove, at old
laundry building. Good work and rea
sonable prices assured. li. c IjAW-
YER. Adv."
J. L. Mars, real estate and rent
atrpnl huva and moves house. Prices
talk. Adv. 6-7-tf
Mmukv in TiOnn.
rm imnroved real Dronerty in Union
.intn nn Hnlnvn. current rates. La
Grande Investment Co. Adv.
vc rtnn i?rrnif inv Office at Baker.
Baker, July 28. (Special )-Colonel
George S. Young, now head of the re
cruiting service in Oregon, arrived in
niiv tirlnv from Portland to in
vestigate the advisability of opening
up a recruiting office in Baker, and of
installing severnl assistants here. Col.
Young expressed himself as greatly
pleased with the situation in Diuier
Tli ITtihrtrn"
"The Unborn" lays bare facts bare
that without nropcr knowl
edge even the best home influence is
weak and powerless wnon inu rum
test comes. Adv.
Social and club news lor una "j where he haa just
4. department should be given to 4- nkfl,v store this spring. A
4. the Observer oy pnone or ower- v uUdin- u being completed for
4. wise, during the forenoon. Such " expccBt to ave their
news turned in after 12 o'clock, 4- m fitthin the next ten
- 4 noon, will frequently anve mwt dav8 He snys aIeBa of the
- t held for pubUcaUon the follow- 4- 8croPs sure look
v ng oay. : . . 4Mrnni-h the Vallcvs and in many
4 . T uits t.kv will cret their usual large
.t. J. Jt U T. i "t ...
V 1" T t - ' 'Rrrcao-a of crain. All ot .waiiowa
Hnvn vou a babv in your home
if so, see' "The Unborn," Colonial Sat
urday and Sunday. Adv. 7-28-lt.
Stolen Cart.
Thn nnrt.v who took the cart from
the postoflice should return the same
at once and avoid arrest. Adv.
7-23-tf.
THE NEW STAR BARBER SHOP
The one place in town where quality and up-to-date
service in Barber Work counts. Our slogan,
Star Quality Service
must be maintained
Next Door Levy-Vogel Drug Co.
board of directors to erect , the new the government. Spruce demands n
woodshed and paint the school house high price anil only xne nest aiocis can
ir' - ic- t,i p..inj 'county, looks healthy and prosperous. ; F. R. Beaucnamp went
Miss Mam M.cheal, of Portland, u stm oy their pro-, today on a business trip.
this year.
' Mrs. J. W. Scott made' a trip 'to
Mcacham yesterday. She made the
trip by auti. -
F. R. Beaucnamp went to La Grande
is a guest of Mrs. Clarke Leiter. j &ressjve buiiriing boom.
N. D. Bard, C. N. Lewis and family
be used for airplanes. Vive mills in
the Coos Bay district in southwestern '
Oregon, are cutting spruce alone. "
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Portland Boy Puzzle. W ;
Portland, Oi-e., July 28. (Unite
The Eastern Star social club will
meet next Tuesday afternoon .witn
Mrs. T. A. McDonald. '
$poi?ts
OLD ROSEBUD ONE
THAT CAME BACK
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Parsons, of La
Grande, were registered at the Hotel
Dalles, The Dalles, Wednesday. 1
... !.,. - HAMILTON.
the imperial hote, 1 .ursany: . - t.,
Marie Farrar, La Grande, t. A. Brid- York,'July 28. They say they
wall and wue 01 union. . . b t ow Roggbud did.
. "77 . . . He did it a- effectively he has been
f Mrs. J. E. Bridsell has just returned iT jjcam,0j at the top in several
from a very pleasant trip to ncquiam, , . recoized as
one of the best horses on the Ameri
can tuif. Old Rosebud's trainers tell
an interesting story of his comeback.
A strained tendon, which bowed the
horse's left leg first took him out of
training and he was out for a year
before he again attempted to run.
The same old malady came back. Then
the famous winner of the Kentucky
Derby several years ago was taken
s and family t.!,.i rniri.. . fnrma
made a trip by auto up the Grande p .. . h , b k in portiand'
Ronde river and spent the day. today with an honorable discharge. ai-r
Owen Scott is having considerable ter 13 months in the Canadian anriy,
frihln with hln cattle as the weather :a B aiitvIa tn American traAnora. . -
is so hot and the feed so dry that the ( Duties wears a Canadian uniform,
cattle won hand together tout scatter which is different in many ways from
and lay in the brush. ' the regulation United 'States regalia,
Everett Walker, foreman for J. W. anj on ,i8 arms ore chevrons signi
Scott is rigging up the machinery and yng Jus rank as corporal. '!.
getting ready to cut hay. Mr. Walker. Davies walks down a Portland,
is having quite a lot or business in street, the center of puzzled and a:
La Grande lately. 'miring eyes. American soldiers look '
F. R. Sanford made a business trip at biB uniform, wonder what new
T n 1.. ... Anr ' 1 1 f. . 1.
to Ltu Vjruauw ycniciuttj
Wnahinfrton. where she visited her son
Glen Carpenter, for about live weens.
S. J. Steward, of Hastings, Ne
braska, is visiting his uncle Mr.
David H. Steward for several weeks.
Mr. David Steward left Hastings in
1868.
Miss Delia Uavburn has accepted a
position as bookkeeper with the Saw-
position as bookkeeper with the Saw- Kcntucky, where he was allowed
yer-Holmes Mercantile company. She m ovcr ft h farnr
The Observer On Sale.
When in Portland you will find ih
ale at the Oregon Ho
tel news stand and Imperial Hotel.
Up with your camera and take
some pictures. The Ansco Speedex
Fild and the Eastman Speed will do
the work for you. Get them at the
Silverthorn Family Drug store. aov.
P. . A .
was formerly employed by the La
Grande Grocery Co.
A T.n nramlo nartv stdl)Dine at the
St. George Hotel, Pendleton, Wednes
day, included F. W. Rosentraler, T. G.
Lambert, J. E. Holman, K. E. Thomas
and Carl Perrine.
See "The Unborn" Colonial today.
Adv. . 7-28-lt.
4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4
SCREENS FOR WINDOWS
Made to order at reasonable
prices. Red 3521, C. J.
Matthies.
4. 4. 4. 4. 4.. 4. 4. 4
COTTAGE CHEESE!
Irak rVsam Social.
Thn lnHifia of the Presbyterian
will hA nn ice cream social
Milk and Cream Co. Phone 'on the church lawn Saturday evening,
Red mL-Adv. 7-27-tf . July 28-Adv. 7-14-si-
Brakeman Arrested.
Viml nf a flirhtincr man he mav be. and
I then, just to make sure, they usually
! salute. " .
, "I was walking down the street the
Huntington, July 28. (Special) other day, "Davios said today, "and I .
Cromwell Bird, a brakeman on the Baw an American soldier with a girl
Oregon Short Line, was arrested here on each arm coming down the strget.
r 1 1 1. 1 I 1LTni.ol.nl . . , . 1 1 1
weancsaay 'nignt oy i'"""""1 tio iookcu x me, ana evidently w
Catherifinn at the request of Chief of unable to figure out just what kind of
I UllLl. QUUU.liai'u l' ' . ... .. .... , . u BUlUiVr X HUlli KV ...w .
who reported that Bird is wanted at fan ,grB an(j 8a1uted and then he re-
Pocatello on the charge of forging the membored he had a cigar in his
payee's name to a United States pes- m0uth. He hurriedly pulled it out, hia
tal monev order and cashing it. ine eont us on showinir plainly on s
TMra Frpi. Knll and daughters. An-
nn on.! Mnroi?witi. of Baker, and Mrs.
Taulson and daughter Alma, of Grand
Island. Neb., are visiting at the nome
of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Short.
to roam at will ovcr a huge farm.
Then he went to Texas. Flies and
gnats were very bad. Associating
with the draft horses and other stock
on this Texas ranch, Old Rosebud fol
lowed them when they went to a
stream and stood all day long, at
times,; to scape the insects. "I be
lieve the water cure just as much re
sponsible for the comback as rnything
il did," his trainer declared.
Chief Meyers Indian catcher,
nmnnnt-. wnjt Rtated at about $40.
The money order is- said to have
been given to Bird by his nephew ,but
where the nephew received it is not
reported.
Bird is being held at Huntington
pending the arrival of the Pocatello
authorities, who will take him back
into Idaho. B:iker Herald.
fin. '
Davies was injured in an accident
in TTInofom r.n-nnrln iust an his unit
of field artillery was preparing to go
to Europe.
Spruce Helps Win War.
.RonHln. Wash.. Julv 28. (United
is i Press) Pacific northwest spruce may
L-niei meycih, xiiuiuh tuwuci , ,o j rressj riiciiiu iiuiuinw, ouvc
believed to be slated for release, by be the deciding factor in the great.
President Charles Ebbcts of thei World war. Military experts say the
Tirvwiltlvn 0nh. Mevers has been slow
ing up for some time and the old-time
wallops from his stick are not so pre
valent. Reicnno probably would mean
retirement for the famous Mission In
dian, for ho has received good salaries
from the clubs ho has played witn ana
.nirn, hna nArn a fmpndt.hrift.
Lyons and son.from ...
rivIa McKav and wife, of Bend,
prominent in lumber circles, also In
terested in the Bend 1'ress, are visit
ing friends in La Grande. The mo
tored from Bend and found the roads
in bad shape.
Mrs Wm. B
Snntn Rarhara. Cel.. are visitintr Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Van Fleet. Mrs.
Lyons was formerly Miss Mabel Van
PWl Thn son is nine months old and
is named after Clint Van Fleet, Mrs.
Lyons brother.
Hilgard News Items
Hileard. July 27. (Special) The
nconle around this section of the
. . . . Mnri Snendinir Money.
J"k liCi?,!?- j t,i W,,ff In ' You'll have more money to spend
V Gene Stratton Porter dug your JL
at the Arcade, Monday and Tuesday. y '
ar- Surveying.
Letters From the Front '- Surveying and general entering
The Observer would like to receive at reasonable rate. R. R. NEAL, Of
,T? .m rte front" from the fice of City Engineer In C.ty Hall -
, " T county are praying for rain as it has
riwSonW SSSn so hot it is burning the grain,
the Golden Rule left last night on his E is ,ooki for a short hay
;)emi annual trip to the- Retailers' - g
Commercial Union convention, com- Jennie Holverson is back from
posea 01 vbl uuw u Grande where she has been spend-
twice each year and .elect the R. C. U. .
merchandise. Manufacturers irom Kvett K Waiker, Bchool director
all over America use the Sherman ho- . . p . .
tel in Chicago as an immense sample load of lumber fm tho
room to display their respective lines ,that the school district
to mo nn.'iiiuL'in wi mm v. v
war will bo won in the air, and many
mills throughout Oregon and Wash
ington today are cj'Aing spruce for
Labor Testa Ordinance.
Portland, Ore., July 28. (United
Press) Money raised at the picnic of
organized labor at Crystal Lake park
tomorrow will be used to test the
constitutionality of the anti-con
spiracy ordinance recently adopted
here. All labor organizations connect
ed with the central labor council will,
be represented. Tomorrow's program
includes a tug of war, baseball game,
and other athletic contests, swimming-,
speech-making and dancing.
Mon.-Sat ing organization. The R. C. U.
la lil!!nf this vlf.
Harness Shop
5-Minute Inner Tube Vulcanizers, O. L. W. Auto
Spring Oilers, Dressing for Auto Tops and Cush
ions, All Kinds of Auto Top Goods, Auto Tops and
Seats Eecovered and .Repaired, Auto Soap and
Hard Oils.
T. M. Shannon's
Adams Avenue La Grande. Ore.
t t
Pr
ix
lettoro iiviii . -- -
boya who have volunteered in the Adv.
con" W. McDougnl haa been hired by the