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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1917)
MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1917. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. PAGE FIVB K i ' At Tho t.. - , -:; v. Halloween Doins' You, are . sure to want some of the novelties we cany, that make every body merrier on this big -night of the year. All 'kinds of decorations for Hallowe'en parties you will find here, including Fancy Paper Caps, Pa per Napkins, Orange ! and Black Crepe Papers ! Cut-Outs of Witches, ' Cats, Owls, Etc. Place Cards. ! And all kinds of little novelties for the cliil S dren, priced at 5, 10 and ! 15 cents. s News Of La Grande Red Cross Drug Store LA GRANDE WINS ONE-SIDED GAME (Continued from Page One) downs and mukin another only to have the ball kicked from his arms, which was recovered by McClure, right tackle for La Grande, McDonald scor ing one touchdown through the cen tor of the iono on a line buck, Spencer substituting for Garrity during the last quarter scored on a delayed pars, making in all a total of seven touch downs, which togother with four goals kicked after the touchdowns made a total of 46 points. Om of the most pleasing features of the game in respect to the plajing of tho La Grande team iwos the per formance of the line, which although minus the services of . Captain Chen ault played a bang up game through out. The back field though did not come up to expectations of the coaches since they were Slow in getting start ed, still slower in getting their plays off and fumbled several times, which, if they had been playing againsc a strong team would have resulted dis astrously,, . , ,.., . ,. Three-quarters 01,4. the game was played in a on w, storm which handi capped the' forward passing to some extent, since the ball soon became wet and soggy. No particular player strod out above the rest, till the men plny ing more for team ork. Line-up:, L. E. Carr.il, T. Taylor. L. T.-J. Ash. L. G. C. Aslt. C R. Lyman, Stoddard. R. G. Root, E. Lyman. R T, McOlnre. R. E . Wright, P. Taylor, Ncwiln. R. F.McDcnald. L. P. Wallsinger. R. H. Moon. L. H. Garrity, Spencer. Bob Stanfield Passes Through Bob Stanfield, large sheep owner of Stanfield, Or., , passed through 1 a Srande today on nis way to Ontario, Spending Vacations Here Joe Ebersole, Chief Clerk of the Geiser Grand Hotel at Baker, is spending his vacation with La Grande friends and stopping at the Foley Hotel. . Arrives Here Today Charles Rob erts, of Portland, arrived in town to day. ... Leaves for Idaho Harry Ghiltner left yesterday for Idaho where his brother is very ill. Returns From Portland George Noble has returned from a trip to Portland and California. In Portland L. 0. White, a stock man of Enterprise, is registered at the Oregon Hotel, Portland. I eaves for Pendleton James' Miller left last night fcr Pendleton. He spent several days in La Grande. V Returns to Idaho Mr. and Mrs. John Ricks returned to their home in Idaho. They aave been visiting hero. Baker Attorney Here James Nch- cls, an attornsy f Baker, arrived to day. He hai' a case in the local courts. 1 Visiting in Union Mr. and Mrs. I . T. Sayre and sco, went to Union to day to visit with Mrs. Sayro's mother, Mrs. Smith. State Food Inspector Here G. H. Fullewider, A. E. Kellcy and A. H. Ktcinmetz, statu inspectors of food, are in town today. V- ' Brandon-Oliver Nuptials Lee Roy Brandon, of Alicel, and Roena Pauline Oliver, a popular young lady of Lake County, were married at the Mctno- dist parsonage yesterday afternoon, Rev. George H. Feese officiating. Goes to Corvallis Mrs. Willnrd Couch left last night for Corvallis, where she will spend the Winter with her son Roy L. Couch, who is entering his second year r.t Oregon Agricultur al College. Mrs. Couch will leave to morrow. . ''" Dr. Bouvy Likes Service In persnn lettcrs to friend here, Dr. H. M. Bouvy. who is now in the Medical Of ficers' training enmp, at Camp Green- leaf, Fort Ogletl-orpc, .Ga., states" ho is well pleased with the service and that there are medical men there nearly every day who are but recently from France and who describe new methods and practices, much to tr.e interest and benefit of the ones in structed. When you want a light lunch tr.v a hot tamale, or a bowl of chilli at the Silverthorn Family Drug Store. 10-29-3t. Uucalled for Letters List of let ters uncalled for in this office for the week ending October 26, 1917: Gen tlemen Bartmess, L. G.; Clonne Donald M.i Ebbent, W. I.; Guilliams, Jack; Haines, Roy W.j Harper, O. R.; Hoyo, A. C; Howett, G. K.; Naugh ton, Frank; Parker, Ray; Stuart, E. J.; Seymore, Chas.; Young Curtis C. Ladies Howard, Miss Abbie (3); Martin, lima M.; Nice, Miss Susie. These letters will be sent to the dead letter office on November 9th, 1917. If not delive-ed before. In calling for the above pi.ise say "AdverVsed," gluing date of 'i. E. E. Bragg, n in. Returns to Kamela Mrs. W. Pit cock and daughter returned to their home in Kamela today. " Leave for Kentucky Miss Mary Colby and her bister left yesterday morning for Kentucky. Visiting Here Mrs.. Clancy and daughter Agnes, are visiting with Mrs. A. H. Beebe and family. Returns Front Baker Miss Carrie Hunter returned today from Bakor where she has been for two weeks. Will Visit in Walla Walla Miss Bee Clair left this morning for Walla Walla to visit with friends for a week. Leaves for Portland Mrs. I. Bris- bois left today for Portland where she will live this Winter. Her son is at tending school there. Drill Night Cbangcd-rCommencing this week tho Home Guard' will drill on Tuesdays and Fridays instead of Mondays and r ndr.ys. . Returns to Kamela Mrs. L. Mor- gun returned to hei home in Kamela today. She has toon spending a few days with her sister Mijs G. Biever. Football Star Here Shy Hunting ton, famous U. of 0. football player is in La Grande in tho interest of an ice and storage company of The Dalles. m On Way to Alaska Mr. and Mrs. Denhart passed through La Grande Suturduy of their way to Alaska. Mr. Denhart is one of the leesees of Tur ner Oliver's placer mine on Clear creek. Get Stuck in Snow Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Siegrist and children and Mr. and Mrs. Hill Templeton motored to Baker yesterday. On the way over their machine got stuck in the snow near Medical Springs which delayed them several hours. Home Guard Team Elects Manager Don Scott has been elected manager of the Home Guard Basketball team. They expect to play all the towns) near La Grande and will have a very good team as they have nearly all the basketball stars in town. Here on Furlough William Brad- way, of the u. s. 6 Saratoga, is in La Grande visiting his parents. Mr. Uiradway has been in the service for five months and in that time has been all over the Pacific. The Saratoga is toow stationed at Mare Mand under- bgoing repairs. Returns to La Grande Tom Loftus manager of the Camp Carson Placer mine at the head of the Grande Ronde ORiver, returned to La Grande last Saturday. Mr. Loftus will probably remain at home for a couple of weeks and then spend the winter in Califor nia after a short visit to beattie ana Spokane. it preparedness LEARN THE TRUTH ABOUT CORSETS As We Are Learning the Truth About War. Get Acquainted With Bet. ma luik. 0. a. ru. ooo the Front Lace Corset with the VENTTLO Back and Front Shield. There's a La Camilla Style That's Best For Yon. ' - AI1 tht Utest' Models Now 00 Hand ;) Priced it 2.00 o. '1 liW SOBT. PATTttOH Baa im Oak Phone Bed Btl German Becoming Unpqpula'r That German i becoming unpopular with High School students is indicated bv the fact that only five juniors reg istered in first year Gearman this vcar as against '.'.3 in last year's class, The falling off is accredited by the in structor to tho popularity of the new ly organized Spanish class and to the decreasing popularity of the German language. You Will Want That New Winter Coat or Suit Now The New Redfern Coats Offer a wide range styles in both Cloth and plush coats. Some with the charming throw collars and others with wide cape and convertible col lars of fur and cloth. Eedfern coat prices range from $20,00 in many styles and qualities up to $57.50. This weather turns the thoughts of every woman to Winter apparel and many will make a selection this week from our showing of high grade and Xopular priced coats and suits. Our Unparalleled Buyw Power thru the R. C. U. with GOO other progressive stores makes it possible for this store to give you nx.re for your money, in quali ty, style and service. The New Redfern Suits have that air of exclusive style that so many higher priced garments lack. Every detail is perfect in stylo and tailoring and Redfern styles give that feeling of being well dressed without being over dressed. You will find a Redfern suit to please you at prices from $22.50 to $50.00. Our Popular Priced Winter Coats and Suits you will agree are exceptional values for the price. We invite your compari son of styles, qualities and prices. New Winter Coats $15.00 to $27.50. New Winter Suits $15.00 to $25.00. Winter Apparel for Misses New Winter Coats $3.50 to $10.75 New Worsted Dresses $1 65 to $6.00 (Another shipment of baby's dresses and coats just re.i3V ed. T GOLDEN RULE Q QuaM) tnt (Mt-'ttou Members of the J. C 17. 600 Progressive Store 60 Million Annual Parchasiif; Power. ' t Oregon Troops Go East- Between i . . , . , J 200 and 300 people gathered at the de- ! Fef SOQ&l And OOCiety pot Friday night to see the Oregon troops go through. The train sched- j u!l for 1 A. M. mas' delayed and it j Willis Eccles returned to Baker to was nearly 6 when it finally arrived, day. Practically the whole crod at uie .ic- HUS, TROe, NOW US7SN TO MS BCFORS YOU GO qNY FMRTHeRl DON'T H4NS THAT UP IN THIS House it's ho pcacg rore. it y, 1 &isss ru sirirriMn ir nm pot waited until the train arrived. Companies L and M, who were re cently stationed here, were on the train. r . "Days of '49" Big Success The "Days of '49' came to a close Sat urday night after the most success ful four days show ever produced here. Financially the Elks came out well enough to see that all of La j Grande's poor children will get a t elimDBC of a real Christmas. Prize winnpna who were announces ai midnight were Louise Roesch, winner of the Ladies' bracelet watcn ana Otto Ott, winner of the gold knife and chain. Acquit U-d Chinese Departs Louis Ioon, the sixth Chinese defendant m the William E:ig murder cases, and who was acquitted Friday evening by the jury aftar short deliberation, icit the city Saturday night far The Dal les. The other two convicted at this term of second degree murder were taken to the state penitentiary at ha lem last night. w w Atorneys Attend Supreme Court A number of La Grando attorneys are attending tho Fall term of Supreme Court convening at Pendleton today. Among thosle attending are Colon K. Eborhnrd, T. II. Crawford, C. II. Finn, R. J. Green nnd George T. Cochran. Cochran & Eberhard appear for ap pellants in the case of Clarke Wood ward Drug Co., appellant, vs. Hot Lake Sanatorium Co., et al., "respond ents, while Crawford & Eakin appear for the respondents. Mr. Finn Tepre senta tho appellant and Mr. Green the respondent in the case of G. M. Richey, respondent, vs. Walter Rob ertson, appellant. No other Union county cases are to be heard this term but at next teim it i 1 probable a lirge number from here wdl ue ready. A. Mitchell, of Enterprise, is in La Grande on business. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Simonis are ir. La Grando for a visit. Mrs. F. Luper, of Heppncr, is here visiting her son Rae Luper. ,.G. L. Williams of Berkley, Calif., is registered at the Foley Hotel. Mr. nnd Mrs. FreJ Johnson, of the Flirn Company, of Baker, are in town today. Frank Clerf, the well known sheep man of Bend, is in the city for a few days. Germans Evacuate Peninsula. (United PressJ PETROGRAD, Oct. 29. The Ger mans- evacuated Werder Peninsula, it is officially announced. Rev. P. J. Drhcoll left on No. 17 to- dayffor Pendleton on business. The I X L Store The L X. L. Store has been newly papered and painted and is niw open for business with a fresh line of groceries and. vegetables'. A share of your patronage solicited. F. W. HAMBEL. SPORTS Indian Motorcycles and Bicycles Motorcycle and Bicycle Sugplies and Repa iring GASOL1SE and OILS Ruby's Cycle Shop Washington and Depot Streets. 4- I The Baker second team defeated North Powder High school footbsll team Saturday, 7 0. The San Francisco baseball team won tho Pacific Coast League cham pionship by defeating Oakland Sunday in a doosMMtdw 5-1, S-l. , LET TJS DESIGN BUILD AND ERECT YOUR MONUMENT OB MARKEB I Vermont Murble A Granite Works roar 9n aa4 Ml Av .-. ffkaaa) M r J
