La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 16, 1918, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextLA GUANDE EVENING OJi&liltVJ-Jlt. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1918 page eight Defy Wind and Weather Cold winter winds have n tenuis for the woman who.se skin is irotceted by Our Chap Lotion It keeps the skin smooth and five from .'blemishes caused by wind, dust and cold weather. - Protects hands, fa: e and lips from chaps. Cures chaps over night. It dries quickly and gloves may be worn directly after its application. Price 2oc. Keep it on hand during the chapping season. . S3S LA GRANDE PHARMACY Adolph Ncwlin, Mgr. Quick Delivery Phone Main 40 La Grande, Oregon WAR HOSPITAL NURSE WILL REPRESENT, CANADIAN SOLDIERS IN ALBERTA X h LOCALS And Advertising in Brief Remember how you hated to liavc your face washed when you woro a hid? Come on and bo a l;ld n.;.in with Tom and Huck at '.Ik Arcade Monday and Tuesday when Tom Sawyer is shown there. : . Adv. 1-10-1 a "irate" comes to the Star Satur day nnd Sunday. It Is crowded with punchy Incidents. 1-14-Ct ' For Hont -Houses '' For Itent A 3-room bungalow. Furnished. -1221 W Avo. Phono Hod 3441. Adv. 1-lC-tt. 4 A stirring photoilrama built on a t'ltal problem. "Hate" at tho Star, Saturday and Stinduy. 1-14-Gt Ladles shopping ba;s, hnnd purses tho host made at Silvcrthorn's Family Drug Store. 1-15-St. 6 4 are daily arriving. Insjicct our new percales and calicos just arrived. 4 Visit tbe Quality-Price-Serviee Store New Spring Goods "THE BUSY STORE FOR MORE' New Calicos, All Colors New French Cambric New Spring Percale 10 Percale, .12',, 15$. Ladies' Hose Children's Hose, Extra I'ov Scout Hose 12, 15, 1S, 25 Quality, 2 Pairs 25? ' 25' Formerly The United Store 4 .ROBERTA. M-ftCADfiW" ' ,The Canadian soldiers from Alberta now sc-.vlng In the trenches in Flanders have elected as their. representative in tho Alberta par- lament Miss ltoberta MacAdam, a In (i Crot3 nur::e. Her slogan, "We stand (or the lighting exiles," swung her across the line asainut 21 can didates for tho two efc&ts. For Salo Hritannlai. Kncyclopedla Britannica In bhecp Kkln bindlni;. Iilaclt 211. 1701 X avenue. ' 1-14-litp. NOTICE! KKtrayed to my place October 1, one 2-year old roan heifer, dehorned, no e:ir marks visible. Branded C on ri.ubt hip. Owner can have an- J irual by paying costs. I Kodak linbhiaK l-12-10lnil. MRS. J. A. WOODiXL. Stuuio. For I'lCiu Houses For Rent A 3-room bunnalow. Furnished. 1221 W Ave. I'houe Hod ;; 1: 1. Adv. 1-11-tf. Candies, In boxes, and In built, and nil kinds or soda water drinks hot or cold, at Silvcrthorn's Family Drug Store. 1-15-St. "Hate" is a wonderful! story. See it at the Star and Uunday. humaiK Satunlay 1-14-Ct Immortal Tom Sawyer, Twain's famous hero will he Mark What boy from ten to ninety has not rend Mark Twain's Tom -Sawyer' Ilo and the whole sans will be a: tho Arcade Monday and Tuesday. Adv. 1-10-10 .Money to Ijoati. Oil Improved real at the ' Unlou county. No d Arcado on Monduy and Tuesday. Hotter he there early. Adv. 1-10-1!) IllanU books, all kinds; Initial pap- ralim. Adv. La (Jrande tf. property in :lay:i. Currem liiveHliuent Co HvorylhliiK III the line of office or and all kinds of fancy and plain ' supplies and blank nooks at .Nowiin : stationery at Sllverthorn's Family j Hook and Stationery Co. 1-4-tr Drug Hl.MO. d-1-1 Dl at wkl-18-lt. I i Now Is the time to supply your. self done at Hart's 1-10-2UC lO.MJS Si KAUO.M? are having a CI(;ara!ue Sale. r Suits at half prise;' coats at hi;; reduc tions. 1-11-tf. "Hate' mothers. Sunday. makes a Strom; apeal to At the Star, Satuiday and l-14-5t For lent Houses For Kent A 3-ioom hur.Kalow. Furnished. 1221 W Ave. l'hone lied 3441. Adv. 1-10-lf. ANNOUNCEMENTS AV.i!lfai.i The frneial of after of Mrs. O. K. Notico lo Idlierty Iloml Subscribers! Tho final payment of 40 per cent Is now duo on Liberty Iiomlii, nnd should bo paid at onco at the Hunks. 1-14-tf. with rendiac mutter. For ten : wmr:r i:iornin:: ; days wo will sell all hook:; of fiction. I l.'olnu-'ik.'imii chape i-'inieral Frank Wiiliiims, Ca'le. wlH he held t .11) o'clock at th'.' Iiitenuent wiii hr lienor Harold Nutter, Member or D Troop, Is in Hospital at Hobokcn, New Jersey ; inehidiii); tho co;yri(;ht!j at one-liilrd I off. Newlln liook and Stalionen .Co. ' 1-4-tl ji Mark Twain's "Tom Sawyer will lie at tho Arcade Monday and Tues day . Advt l-ir.-l'i Jack Pickford as Tom Sawyer will ho at tho Arcade on Monday and Tuesday. Adv. l-lfi-l!) r Goodyear Service Station SPECIALIZE ON fi per (tout- .Money ! $::o.(00 forlmiK ti-rm nt 6 1-2 &x cont intiM'st for loans on Ommie I RnntU; V(il!v furinH. . .Soft W. Ii. Kai'- niif :it 1-3. (!ra:nlc hivciitnicnt Cont jpany nt oncu. 11-22-tf. WE Storage Come to 'Us With Your V. H. BOHNENKAMP COMPANY TIRES Vulcanizing Tire Troubles -e in tlie !y'a ' (.'i:.V CD.l'jLi rv. L Kibhy runrral The fut:'"jr1il of Lewis Ki'uhy, wlio .ied Jnnunry 11, will he held lomor . ti iii-iciTieur. at 1! o'c'ovk at the !-u!m' :'kanr.i ehanei. I'tcnie::: vi' he in the I. O. O. I". ccni lory. "Hate! IIat(!!" " "Ilati'! Hale!" "Hate!" Hate!" 1-14-Gt! Vov lienl Houses Fur Ilent A !!-ioom liuiif'alo. I'Muii'shed. 1 2 " I W Ave. l'hone !!ed ;14 4 1. Adv. l-lfi-tf. V,'. A.-I'bvM ii.s!ih'jrj I. W. A. :ivl Rovnl Kcii-hliors .! u joint installation Thurs- y ni'ii.i, .);'n'.;;ry 17. AM Modern t o'!;;,.:: :-.iu: ll'.yal Nei,''iiiers and cir finih'c.; aro cordi',.)ly invited to nrtst!:l. 15 Y COJfAUTTEK. i-i5-:it ' timeras. kediii:;, all kind:; ;iir price to tuit yruir jm.-k'-t boni;. , Siivr; thorn's Family Dmi; S.ore.. ! dally l-lb-.U wk-l-lS-lt X 'b'b'l? "it 4? &'' 4 H A; A rJt A Jm rj , J l)r;im;i;if j'pniMr.cnt. I T!iv (Irnhiiit'c l''partiuont of iw i Xr.ivl'tM i t'ond Club wiil inert touor ' row iil't-j'-ncrdi nt ttio club vnom j iHompHy al 1:15. Tho fnllowini; i pro; ram vM! I;o Kivcn : "Tho Life I of Tolstoi," hy Mrs. J. 1). Smith; ! "T.'k- Yoinur VT TolsUii," Mrs. H. '.V Zurhrk-k; "Tito I.oni; Kxilo Tol t :iLo!," Mrs. It. V. Alurphy. The Instrument For Every Mom (s wtiiideiTiil wealth of the best music mill its nbilily to phiy Ihni. iiii exactly as it is reiideretl by the world's greatest artists, lias made t!ie 'i trola the favorite iiisti'iiment in homes of culture and refinement. rvr wher The filet that all this music can be enjoyed on any stylo Yietvoh, from tl portable Vii-trola 1' at ,20 to the inaiiifieeut Yietroia Will at sllOO. 1;; made the Yietroia the most, popular of all musical iiisl ruineiils. Terms to suit vmir convenience if desired. IIS Jr V .1 .. .. It It ft It 4t It i Jt Jt it Vt jt ' v ? 4 n v v s -r v :r 4' 4 ? v i 1. ). O. V. Special Meetii-e;. ! 1..1 C ramie Loil:;o No. 1, 1. O. . ! V . Wednesday t'vonlnjr, .lanuary lit, at 7:"0. Work in the first decree. All Odd Fidlnws are Invited. 1 lly o:-der of T.oi!i;e, : W. A. W011STF.LL, :l-12-:;t Secretary. II Newlin Book & Stationery Co. m .411 - ' Msm I Y. M. C. A. Chins :n Telegraphy Ciafi.s twe'its at 7:30 p. in.. Monday, Tuesd;'. V( (liiesiiay, Tliurdny. and Friday nii'M.f, to houia each even- l:i:r. Six more sliulent.-i wanted. ' fail nt Y. M. C. A. building evenini;:! for particulars. Students placed In i no'.ilions ;is soon as they qualify for I either railroad or Western Union po . idioms. 1-10-27C The ( parlv f f t'ollli v.,:, i.t V :ir I'linrl 1'nrtv itii.!ic l.aiihs wilt c've a tlie hrer.fit of the Knorhts i''.-' war fun I. Friday evc iiorari iiall. Tile ;ro;ratn later cMei-.aiirm -it w: he anneanred 1-1.1-21 KI T. ;.s; Salem Has Company. PENDLETON, Jan. 1J. Special.) Harold II. Nutter, one cf the boys who left here last summer ns a mem ber cf Troop D. is in a hospital in Hobokcn, J., and v,a3 to have been operated on for appendicitis tho sev enth of this month, according to a ieltcr which has just been received by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. 13. Nut ter of o09 East Court street After he lius sufficiently recovered, ho ex pects to be granted sufficient leave to permit him to come home for n few days and visit. He and his par ents formerly lived in La Grande. Ho says , that he is in a Catholic hospital and that the doctors who will operate are skilled professional men and that he has no fear of the result of the operation. 1Ie had just had dinner before he wrote nnd said it was "nice, just like I used to get at homo, hut not so good. The young man's letter is filled with inquiries about his friends here, and he is anxious for news and letters from them. Tho days are long for the hoys who have left their homes and especially so for such as ho who must spend their time confined awny from his fellows. His brother, Earl L. Nutter, is en listed in tho aviation service end was in training at Houston, Texas, for n time and, in commenting on his broth er's enlistment, he says, he realizes tho sacrifice that his parents arc mak ing, but says: ''We aro fighting for freedom and right. Some of U3 are never coming back, but they will be remembered." Enclosed with th-: letter was a hit of verse which the lad wrote while in the hospital and which perhaps gives his feelings more truly than does his letter. It follows! A SOLDIERS' VISION Whiie lying in bed in a hospital In old Camp Greene one day. My thoughts all seemed to wander Out west to the fields of hay. I k-ft there to fight for Old Glory : And I joined the troop with the res':. And now as I view my comrades, I feel v.e are doing our best. We enlisted in Pendleton, Oregon, And were known ns Old Troop l); Hut now we are heavy artillery And soon going over the sea. To all who arc interested in us, To mothers, sweethearts and w ive?. We will be back some day to claim you; That is, if we don't lose our lives. And if such a thing should happen. Of course, some of us must; But nlwnys remember our motto, Which is. "In God is our trust.' Our hospital is in North Carolina, And southern folk all treat us well; Hut our memory always lingers liy the farmhouse near the well. And when this world war is over, And peace again is restored, And I can go out west again, 1 will ask no better reward. a: vvi-iv. !"! &vv ( 1. '5v-.-'- ;Z--- j ' $ K j ' SAl.FM. Or . .t.in. 11. - The ('!,.., , rv c:i is tho latert to boast a homo ruavd coui'.iftr.y for emei ,',onc Ui-e viii'in On- M.ue. Spnoifli vnr vet- ei;mv, Moi,ip l.oril"! Vilei'.ins :'iid I the Salvia .liifie club's im'mooist'.ip ! coop.Mai: ,! in its urganiration. which i i:' tti he i:nilet- diiecliim of Iho-rdo'-t.-mt ceaornl's o!'f;r. The men lc hi their first drill last nl!-ht. Khaki unifnvm-; and Sp ini.f iohi rifles will he furnished the iiifinhe:s. Dick Roberts Is Bound Over to Grand Jury Dick Honoris was bound over to the grand jury yesterday under the sum of J7.10 bund on the charge of holdim: up tho Silver Grill last Sun dnv morning. He was positively identified by Harry Goodoll and W. j S. Mnnkers. j The case was hoard before County , Judge l'hy who sat ns n commuting j magistrate. i There being no evidence ncr.tnst 1 Paul I.ymnn to connect him with the ' ensn, he was disi:i:sscd. niai, hTt a ' good reputation ns a workman. ' High School Roll of Honor Announced Principal McNeill today announced Hi': fullowing roll of honor at the High School. Examinations are now being taken at tho High School. The second semester begins ne:t Morf.lr.v. Roll of Honor Those who have been neither tardy nor absent during the semester: Seniors Edna Danstrom, Nellie Davis, Zela Lofland. Elmer Moon, Al fred Owsley, Ralph Root. Sophomorc3 Theodore Hcidenreich, Thomas Hill, Theodore George, Julia Hopkins. Juniors Edith Bragc Lorna Cool idge, Helen Owsley, Ardis Palmer, Ruth Scldor, Helen Sims, Charles Ash, Wnrrcn Thompson. Freshmen Hazel Johnston, Myrtle Hoyt, Aliadeen Scrog7in. Mabel Ing ley, Margaret . Klopfenstcin, Frieda Klopfenstein, Elsie Stover, Avis Henderson, 'Lola Hendricks, Walter Cooper, Max Cullen, Merie George,, Anna Johanson, Donald Root. Elvin Thompson, Alfred Wittmeyer, Robert Rush, Katie Maier. Exempt from Exams Tho following pupils were exempt from part or all of their examina tions. A grade of DO per cent is nec essary for exemption. Exempt in five studies Icis Bryant, Lorna Coolidge, Imogcnc Orton, Car olyn Palmer. Exempt in four studies Edna Dan atrom, Zilpha Allen, Hessie Andrew, Do Loris Pearson. Exemnt in three studies Nellie. Davis, Mnrcella flerry. Hessie Moran, Bessie Walker, Marguerite Winters Harvey Carter, Dorothy Stoll. I.oyil Chandler, Helen Sims. Thelma Nixon, Esteiio Graybiil, Waldo Stoddard, Helen Owsley. Exempt in two studies Emmett Hamlin, Edith Bragg, Fannie Brough I ton. Joy Wengel, Frank Patty, Ruby I Lcdbetter, Howard Stoddard, Clyde . Bunting, Lena Stein, Miriam Wheat-- Icy, Ralph Root, Josephine Evans, ; Grace Ycck, Fred Kivet te, Merle i George, Mabel Langlcy, Gladys Cur rey, Dillie Gray, Annie Arnoldus. ' Soldiers Form Club. CAMP LEWIS, American Lake, Wash., Jan. 1G. The "O. I). Club" is one of the newest and most suc- -, cessful organizations formed of late j for the conservation of men's Titncss i to fight for democracy. Tho lucan I ing of tho initials is not given out, but the purpose is to interest the men in the study of tho Savior's life. There is a club of a few members in every company of the 361st Infan try nd they aro being formed in all other units. I Meetings are hold once a week by each unit. Candidates for admis sion are subjected to initiatory cere monies such us a college fraternity delights in and regular "got-togoth-' er" meetings are held by several I clubs. The organization is already increasing church going. LOST Purse, between Island City and La Grande. Mesh purse, con taining small purse with $5.00 bill; also about $3.00 loose silver. Mrs. Leo Tabor, Observer office. . J.-lG-3t WARNING The parties stealing photographs from the Arcade and Star theatres are ; known. Unlcs3 these pholograhps are immediately returned, proceedings will ' be taken to cause their arrest. 1-lG-Kt MYERS & LEITEIt. ONLY THE BIG- 6-liSEL LOIS WEBER PRODUCTION lno s Law OR, "THE PEOPLE vs. JOHN DOE" A Stirring Protest Against Capital Punishment Also LAST CHAPTER OF "THE RAILROAD RAIDERS" Thursday and Friday In tho .Saturday Kmiinjr I'.t Story II. i lie mail oaier A Pi.'turo Di'M-ncd for the Entire Familv ALSO A TRIANGLE COMEDY Saturday and Sunday "HATE" wwiBaiiiiMiiJ3mmw:ramm