TUESpAY, AUGUST 7, 1917.
rSQE TWO
LIST OF
ES GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE K'
DRAFTED
INSUR1
OOIHJiS'j'WiBOYS AI, If I I
HEN FOR
U N 1 0 N
COUNTY
First Shipment of Boys9
Fall Suits are Here
Good looking, sturdy built suits, made of fabrics that
will give the maximum of service. Desirable pat
terns in greys, browns and novelty mixtures.
$4.50 to $12.00
We fit
the Boy
from
Head
to Foot
HILL'S DEFT
STORE
Quality and Service
A Good
Place to
Buy Your
Boy's
Needs
ARCADE
FILM AIDS RECRUITING
- Army Officer Writes to Author, Tell
ing How Young Men Join Uncle
Sam's Legions After Seeing "Lit
tle American."
That "The Little American," the
great Mary Pickford-Artcraft patri
otic, production, is one of the best
aids to recruiting which the govern
ment has, is being demonstrated every
day by the hundreds of lotters re
ceived by the "Little American" her
self, by Cecil B. De Mille, the pro
ducer, and by Jeanio Macpherson, the
author of the story. , i
,Miss Macpherson recently received
a letter from Lieut. Jag. Douglas, Sec
ond Separate Troop, Louisiana Cav
alry, now at tho training camp on the
border. Lieut. Douglas writes:
"We havo placed a recruiting of
ficer outside of the theater where
"The Little American'' is being shown
and grab many young men as they
come out after seeing this wonderful
play. I don't know how soon we are
going to the front, but if we ever
reach the firing line, I wish that just
before going into buttle we could
show "The Little American' to our
boys, for I know they would then be
in the right frame of mind to charge
all the way up to Wilhclm's castle in
Berlin.
"The story of yours has furnished t
the most opportune and . inspiring
plavl have seen in years." "Moto
gruphy." This picture is being shown at the
Arcade tonight for the last time.
ROBERT WARNICK AND GAIL
KANE AT ARCADE TOMORROW.
First a famous football star, second
a rising young attorney with the
world before him, third a broken
spirited, broken-hearted tramp and
fourth a man with a new hope flaming
in his heart these are the various
steps in the progression of young
Ramsdell from happiness to happi
ness. The story of this man's rise and
fall and final rise is graphically and
' . . "As ROBERT WARWICK i
VT" --OAIL RANEi.jl Jy
Scene From "The False Friend' At
Arcade IV'cdnesday and Thursday
Fruit Jars
It will soon be time to can the large fruits such as
Poaches, Pears and Plums.
"We have a few wide mouth jars left from last
year that we are selling at a reduced price.
Schram -Tars, quarts, regular $1.00 Our special
price, per dozen 75c
Golden State, quarts, regular $1.00 Special price
per dozen .....75c
Golden State, half gallons, regular .$1.23 Special
price, per dozen - $1.00
Ball Special, quarts, regular $1.00 Special Price
per dozen - 75c
Ball Special, half gallons, regular $1.25 Special
Price, per dozen $1.00
J. G. Snodgrass Grocer
Phone 43
Bervlc
Honest Price
The Observer has received from
Washington a complete list of all the
master numbers drawn in the recent
draft lottery.
From these it has compiled the fol
lowing list of the men drafted in Un
ion County. The first number is thj
order in which the men will be called
in Union County. The second number-is
the serial number.
These numbers will be printed as
soon as possible in The Observer and
when completed the entire list will be
published in a special supplement:
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Serial
No.
Starkey .
Paul Joseph Denhart
Summerville
1397 Dillard Raymond Choate
Cove
114 Mclvin Clyde Howarter
151 Herman Henry Hoefer
North Powder
1336 William Bert McCurry
Union
1487 Albert Henry Brown
North Powder
1359 Earl Wesley McMurren
Telocaset
61 Charles Oliver Devore
La Grande ;
603 Peter Babttas "
618 Joe Llyman
Union '
1463 Arthur E. De Vore
La Grande
986 James, Andrew Garity
Unwn
1505 David Hutchison
Palmer Junction
209 Jesse N. Kalmbach
La Grande
1116 Abraham Harris
777Winfield Eckley
La Grande R. D. 1
33 William Brown
Union It; D. 1
1480 Charles Elwyn Davis
La Grande R. D. 1
32 Charles Smith
La Grande
954 Melville William Oddie
Union
1533 Jesse Roy Hall
La Grande
1071 Francis Malley
North Powder
1348 James William Titus
Telocaset
63 John R. Snider
La Grande
994 Joseph Jacob Leser
758 Kurisaburo Kuvahara
North Powder ,
1278 Frank Nelson Cassell
Hot Lake
362 Mike M. Milosevich
La Grande
1170 Frank Walter Waber
816 Rollie Martin Owens
371 Alfred B. Auclnm
529 iRalph Eckcrman Byers
Union
1498-r-Adelbert Irvin
Telocaset
. 64 Richard D. Hill
Imbler
.182 Ray Willard Wilson
Palmer Junction
224 Jncob Christon Swikcrt
La Grande
818 John Andrew Scott
Union
1534 Ruel Milan Blanchard
At Grande
762 John Lnmnr Carter
931 Albert Ross Spencer
1013 William Alfred McMast
ers 1042 Norman Wm. Frees
La Grande R. D. 2
449 Arthur Louis Huff
Perry
1241 Walter Clark
Telocaset
41 Leslie L. Haller
48 Raffacle Conserva
La Grande
38 John Irvin Woodell
742 Gustave Stuck!
640 Frank Larmon Pearson
Cove
127 Ray Eyres
Grande
lOSf Harry Elmer Rnrtmcss
Union
1481 decree Walter Nelson
La Grande
668 Frank L. Anderson
Cove
88 Lee Wilson Motley
Union
1494 Francis I.eroy Baxter
Ln Grande
1074 Ralph Oliver Jones
Union
1518 Morton Alonzo Davis
La Grande
743 James Wayne Young
entertainingly told in "Tho False
rriend," the new World-Picture
Brady-Made which will be seen on
Wednesday and Thursday at the Ar
cade theatre in this city. Robert War
wick portrays the character of Rams
dell. Gail Kane is seen in the role of
the young woman who means all to
Ramsdell and whose loss is one reason
for his downfall. The story movc9
swiftly, from entertaining incident to
entertaining incident, to tho startling
and unexpected climnx. All the sup
porting members of the company are
capable and splendidly cast. The
whole production has been statred on
a lavish scale. "Tho Falso Friend"
is a thoroughly entertaining, thor
oughly interesting production. See It
665 827 Charley J. Matthies
Perry
666 1242 Walter Lee Wakefield
La Grande
667 1038 Jesse Elden Stiles
Summerville
668 1386 Willie Wilson Sanderson
La Grande
669 976 Jesse Roscnbaum
Kamela
670 473 Henry King Hickey
Elgin
671 287 Mantus Harvey Witty
La Grande
672 586 Jacob Schmit
Elgin
673 260 William Adolph Hackett
La Grande
674 527 George William Ruby
Palmer Junction
675 254 Arthur Barton
La Grande R. D. 2
676 446 John Jacob Schroeder
Cove
677 89 Rolland Clavis Ingram
La Grande
678 1197 Charles Frederick Beldin
679 932 John Elmer Speckhart
680 1204 Lester Perry Kingsley
Summerville
681 1377 Hiram Oakes Starns
La Grande R. D. 2
682 863 Lee Reynolds
Hot Lake
683 358 E. B. Nemo Tucker ,
La Grande R. D. 2
684 451 Harry H. Van Norman
La Grande
685 745 Parley Price
686 573 Constantinos Tarashas
Kamela
687 1137 William Hale Pidcock
La Grande
688 1106 Eugene Boutler
Elgin
689 308 John Bortholomew
Island City
690 429 William Duke Mitchell
Union
691 1451 George W. Brown
Summerville
692 1383 LeRoy Roderick McKen-
zie
Union
693 1459 Frank Leslie Burford
La Grande ,
694 1055 William Ziegler
695 1225 Frank S. Armstrong
Imbler
696 394 William Patrick Rollins
La Grande
697 1025 George Loras
Imbler
698 417 George Marvin Estes
La Grande
699 354 Prentice B. Rode
La Grande R. D. 1
700 445 Ray Allen Kinkead
Union
701 1497 Wade Francis Shelton
Elgin
702 217 Oscar Charles Furgason
703 259 Ervin Henry Sion
North Powder
704 1295 Leroy 'Ross Jones
La Grande
705 1068 Joseph Alvin Williams
Summerville
706 1374 Jerry Veach
North Powder
707 12Q8 Stone Arthur Bowen
Union
708 1450 Lovern Lee Vande Van-
ter
Elgin
709 322 Raymond J. Cross
La Grande
710 1120 Herbert John Hardy
Hilgard
711 1365 Ward A. Smith
Palmer Junction
712 242 Everett Ulysis Corneli-
son
North Powder
713 1333 Goldman Anthony
La Grande
714 702 Oussie Harry Lcwin
Palmer Junction
715 232 Alfred Edgnr Coe
La Grande
716 597 George Pohlman
717 694 Oscar Poarch
F.lgin
718 198 William Duncan Gilkey
Union
719 1421 LeRoy Warren Goodwin
Summerville
720 1381 James Robert Robbs
La Grande
721 1081 Garfield Simmons
722 799 Thomas Dnvis Johnson
723 671 Andrew Allstott
724 561 Edgar L. Lovell
Elgin
725 195 Alvnh Dodson
La Grande
726 1061 John Ward
Cove
727 145 William Franklin White
North Powder
728 1310 Earl Smith
Cove
729 98 Pnrrell Colfax Fulp
La Grande
730 1053 Hnrry Fellerhoff
731 1184 Clarence A. Stephenson
La Grande R. D. 1
732 801 Earl Clavton Courtney
Elgin
733 286 James Henry Glnsson . .
La Grande
734 990 Sidney Cliford Happer-
sett
Telocaset
735 44 John N. Young
Palmer Junction
736 226 Elmer Horace Robinson
A Heel
737 7 Nathan Tnvlor Gray
Your canned fruit and vegetables by using the right
kind of Jar Rubbers
OUR INVINCIBLE
Extra heavy, pure gum rubbers are the finest to be
had. At the price we sell them they cost no more
than the ordinary kind.
10c Doz., or 3 Doz. 25c
We cany a complete line of all kinds of Jars and
Fittings .
BUY YOUR SUGAR NOW, BEFORE AN OTHER RAISE
Harris Grocery
PHONE MAIN 70 FARMERS PHONE B. 192
408 North Fir St Cross The Track
JARS
.We have a few dozen used Jars left that are as
good as new and much below the new price. They
will not last long at the rate they are going.
BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY
I
THE FURNITURE EXCHANGE
Black 1241 Fir and Jefferson E. V. Donohue
Job Printing quickly and neatly done at The Observer
Office.
QUICK DELIVERIES
are a feature of this lumber
business. When yon give us an
order you can confidently rely
on getting your lumber a little
before you need it. That means
no delay in construction, no
waiting time that you have to
pay for. Think that over.
GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY
Retail Dept. Phone Main 8
WOOD 5 COAL
Now is the time to remember the folks back home
with a box of cherries Bings nicely packed in ten
pound boxes.
We Buy Cherries
SMITH-NOBLE PRODUCE CO.
Home Ind. Phone M. 734
Union County M. 291
LA GRANDE,
OREGON.
BEAUTIFUL
FIGURES
result from intelligent attention to
correct corseting.
OD.4RT gORSETS
Front Laoed
offer the world's beat achievement! in
design and a careful selection of su
perior materials to properly work out
these designs so the style lines are re
tained during the entire life of the
corset.. Appreciation of the fit, style
and comfort, however, can only be had
through a trial fitfig the hardest
test.
Pauline Lederle
Sommer Hotel BIJg.
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