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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1918)
PAGE SIS LA CIUADC'EVEXIXO OESKUVEu BEI5TBiS15 FfflB DRIFT -SHIED FfiB.EMHHIT103 ;.Amcic.ia Acaderay of TuiLttcai nlL f Social Science fa.t tlsht skiid dr't f . fegalutoaa are now teins revised) AO that taonaar.ii of r..a wr.o- f.uud to pa.ia tho payiita.1 eiaai!.iaeiB In 1 . the Luu drift would b eil-.-ible ia I the n eatl. More than SAft.nna AH regk-anta ia th aeie-rti've nut- mea. he said, were rented because fee drafi, residing; ia La Grands at f minor physiel d?4aets. euily et-. t prtaant bet who are registered fi'.h rcted by 2li,;ht ai:rsr;cal operations Iwjrf board oataL!i of Unisrt Cor". Central Orrg3 said presest plana :' an.1 who have been placed ia Gjjs I ''. from 11 to 1J ho-;i:-iKi ia am! who have been notified ty th:.r ro par? 'for reeontHrTieuoa ' loeaf hoards to appear for phyi-.i -. "sj:j of the Ascri-an expeditionary animation with tha L'nhn Ciir.tj fo-cr-s. Ths aiLfs, the speaker 1 board, are reiraesttd to call a: Ir. have sent back i per cent, of their' office on WeJnewtay as,i Than-Voiir..l to the trencUs. ' Only IS' day mornini at lOi'JO o'clock. !r cer.l w;:?e pi,-r.,nso'.ly dlaabiVL ' Amon this that have bee-i re- Of e:.e Canadian ove?.v:-a forces re mjeated by their local boar !j t report, calii bat I . ser cent hid bea Ic-.al- "I'DOTrCARE," IS1 suspect's creed; 1" . T 1 1 Hair 3Ii(Jioa ia France iRTOHTSKEX i hatchery on ! THE GAME J tuM- (Continned From Pag9 t.J ' WASHIVCTOV, Jr.. . S-wre-f taxy litter siid tie UaiuJ SiiUa a ill, ha-.e rcire thai a half million men in: Fraaee early tKs year, ana over a! I'tastM in the State Senate, for physical examination are: Edward H. Bir.gham. Ttapert, Ma.- Earl E. Tuttle, AJkel, Ores, rt Artie B. Wail, Hot Lake, O.-ijron. Srlas Bailey Morgan, La Gran'!. Frank Allen Miller, La Crar.de. .ksm Doty, Alicel, Oregon. l.eo Tracy A yen, Hot J'it, Orezort.' I ifl iion:e. Goffthaia f Ks Deal J ; WAS5ILVCTON. Jan. 29. (Sscdal ) ; Ifaior-Gcrere! Kioethais, acting tpior-. terrr.aater-ger.cra!, after personal in-- rii'i;r,n. Ki a er.lnv4. th wunam J. utm. Hot uut, Ortjraa of Charlea Eiienman, ehairman of the -Grover Warren Araick, La Grande ' ,upp!ie m.iritte of the Council of : .Vati-iral nfenie. t TIMK nwWTKD FOI! nrT Kjenraan negated the Amy! rAI.r, TO BKItU-KX AMI.VEO ! erap.1MrtiB ermlraf... -th thV - "r..' Sortir.;; Company of N'cw York,' rILArjELPHIA. Jib. 29. . whieh has been to vigorously cr;ti-i (SpeelsJ.J Major-General Wiliians . ;i.,erf In the Strata military commit- C. Corgai. in an .atidresai before I'm tft's war Ijyjairy, i j Union-Wallowa County Nevsj X j. - r t J ;t ZT rrilhcn aari a half f ajy to aerrl V.aUowa waa dlv wn, F. B. Carrey. R. Zselfel. R- J ; Mackey, A. 3. Allatott. B. W. Kaxfata, ! Seeretary AI v. Anarewa rnaae nia u- " ' , ' 1 tannal report of the actiritiea of the Loraa. A. Carlaoa. 1. W . "';8- 'J. club and rreaidc.it rfloyt utmrnaeti i O. p. Coniey. Ray Bantu. J. H. Ua.r. that the date of the annual r.Jh feed Joteph Conhe. T. J. Scrogqin. J. U "1',.i,i ' , SuIr. Wm. Wilaon. C. D. Serantao. Tf,f! Ship I I.snnrbnl. rf.rmV.VD, Ja:. . (Sjeeia! .) Those Present, Thoae prewnt. Including Jvk fl; tnr; atxve t--r ea p!.-.!.'' i rr. a2.r1 :iie roi.-'c tA 1 V) sof t:' tora : aad all the rfcisttc on the river; . V,A B- Currey toM some fiahins .-.hoii'ine a deflanre n t'uo Kaiser atortw fn which the water auperin aad hla astnis th r.'catirate. an ''""l"'"' '""d as rr.'.i!nfr the bait. t-J-ton atael vtfjel. tKA ereselr; Deputy Oaaie War-Jea John Wtld- down tr.- way at tha Co!umb:a "fa "" e---aeoi apint u taw j ccrr.tetttJ upon the pleatifulaeaa of f Inn and ga!.' since the present i !aw3 of protection and propagation j had been followed. j ?iir.e protection h.-idi ' ' ."'-, ,J ' ' ' ' , .. . drews, A. C. Hampton, Bert Carr, invited Fecae. gneata and members, were: ; A. V. Andrew. Jap Stephens. J. f . JG. Klopfen3tein. Mae Wood. Clarke 'iit, rtfimiiM Tarter, and Geo. H. i lj-'n fo!iid to ! Fat Itching Torture There is one remedy that aeMora fails i.ww.Kr: xkwm itww were in La Grande Frwlayj Kt:ron, njfiht. "Valuer Veetfais and wife were In 11 Grsr.de Friday. j Mi. Iiillln.i was In La Grande j Frday. j 2qa aosa f slcao offlciala'KiTt thia aa the creed of Linda Jose, Toangatown (Ohio) girl whom they arrested becaoaa aae carried a tatchel of dynamite, believed intended for pro-German plotters: f . "I do not believe la Cod, cot eminent or laws. . . "I do not bellere la the cere mony of marriage. ' - "I do not Delleye in War. . "I do not care who wins the' present war. "I do not care whu ttey- do with me." - That's what she said when they qoizied her, the oaclala aey. 1 i In the girl's effecu were foand the narK of an I. V. W. leader who ia now In lalL ' River ShfpbKlMin Corporation's plant at toon yesterday and c-:ax to rest In the e"nann. ridin? t;rae-f;jl- v r.l t. errf! cr uer anchor cnain. i 'To Mrs. Vt. B. Heebie, wifi cf th Senator viee-r-retient of the .VorthT.-e.-:t ! John Thelsen, J. F. Okey, L. Ray- i i .. n " . t I- J Miller. Oscar Jackson, J. H. Keeney. 2ear healthy. : E. II. iiovlin. J. G. Snoderass. C. L. I im ilma pan " nirr-.ly ma with J Owsley, Oscar Berger, Pete Blever, zemo, which generally overcomes ! Ben Beruine. Harry Schabke. Nate akin diseases. Acne, ecarna, itch, cfm. r.i. e-,i , 'Zwierel, j j cj. Kizii.tL, rranK nurviB, coanrraea EraahIwr Pat roleJ.f L M Hoyt f . .. t Walter M. Pierce, A. P. Coniey, W. i moted. m Mr thia he Prce. Steel Company, was given the hocor: nr3M tnat a refuge for deer of breaking tho bottle, wrapped in ' created in the forest reserve. He red, white and blue ai!k riM-ona. I ,here were plenty of does but aair.M-the vessel's bow. All spec- -'ho bucks were rathi-r scarce, tators of the launching, who were: Jfr- HrT advocated iiraitrag: the: admitted - by Invitation only, also shooting to one buck with horns a j were taeerl with ribbons of the Na- ; season. tlonal colors. t ino Eratier oi estarjiistting a llsb J. A. McCarthy. C. L. Mack-: I DHJJrtS give Tray v ikukm ....j, i blemishes disappear overnight. Itching usually stops instantly. Zemo is a safe, ! antiseptic liquid, clean, easy to use ar.a dependable, it costs only SSr, an eitra ! large bottle, $1.00. It win not sin, is i not greasy or sticky and is positively safe for tender, sensitive skins. The E. W.Kcae Ck, Ovelacd. O j F. Coniey. F. L. Wlndoa, D. E. Nel j son. E. E. Hughes, R. A. Battcher, I J. G. Komcll, F. L. Lilly. A. W. Xel- 5' Try this recipe for Crullers and Doughnuts-r- you can nelp save the INation s fats when you use iYlazoia for deep frying TMBLF.R, Jan. IT. (Special.) ,' Mr. and Mrs. Archie Keown wore li ' Grande visitors Wednesday. : Mrs. M. A. Stevenson came up on; Tncsday evening's train for a visit ; with her daughter, Jlra. Wm. Wig- gana. ..( The little danghtei-of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson had a very bad a.ei- j dent Satarday when she had hcrj little finger c.it off In tho cogs of a cream separator. ( has recovered from a hard siege of Mr- ChriatwiaoD was a former teseh--K Soothea and lvCtftVeS Lite Z pnenrnonU. " !er at Alicel. -I Mustard Plaster Without Fine's little daughter has also I "N"" married and single men j the Eumor Sting recovered from a bad case of pneu-j P'Wd basket ball Thursday night,! IfusJcroh i3 a c!c3, wMtd ointment, monla. : tfac final score rielng in favor of the r-.acie with the cii of CiJjtard. Itu-cail ALIf'FJ, EWS ITFI.-i ALICE!., Ore., Jan. 28. (Speei.il) j The high school spent a very pleas-! ar.t evening with Mr. and Mr. P. E. j f.'hr's'ensori of Imbler WedriPf-day. MUSTEROLE-OOICK i- RELIEF! NO BUSIER! i 3 M&ZOLA Mazola iTa'cfji o3 pressed frorh corn. It is the Heal medium for deep frying, sauteins, or shortening, because it is not only tnncmical it pve such splendid qaolilj.' Crullers and Doughnuts a Urn h mpcM it Mrfa Haskell Andrews returned Wed nesday from La Grande. . Atra. Kechtell came up from Elgin Tuesday for a vlait with her daugh ter, Mrs. Derius Witty. Mr. and Mrs, Lyman Weeks came down from La Grande Sunday morn ing to visit Lute Holders. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Keown ar rived from North Yakima for a visit single men. Ths high school organized a ary coclftty Friday. The following officers were elected: President, Pansy Van Housen: vice-president, Ina Watlilns; secretary and treasur er, Ruth Schaef:r: ushers, George Johnson and Frank Wells. The Allcel chorus will give tho cantata "".ion" the date to be aa- with their mother, Mrs. J. If. Walker, i nounced soon. The chorus has been The little son of Oscar Howell is;" w'k on this for some time under reported to be very ill. --. Mrs. Welch has been very ill with ' t j pneumonia. , -j 4. Deputy sheriff Graham was In Imbler Friday on business. J. If. Walker has beon In La Orando several days taking ear treatments. .. . - Tho Red Cross supper and dance was a success, 153 being realized! -from the supper and 26 from the' dance. The people of Imbler are, very generous when a benefit con tribution is solicited. One Item of tho evening was a fine of $1 for the marrliwl man caught spooning a' young lady and by tho constant! . watch of the guards one man wan' fined for talking to a nlco young! lady but refused to pay and at last j flhortle Klrkiiff was aeen eating sup-) per with another man's wifo and it! cost him 2.50 to square himself, j An old folk's dance, will be given j .. ." next Saturday for a Red Cross bene-) fit. ! Mr. nnd Mrs. Bud Glum, of Sum-j merville, took In the supper and dance at Imbler Saturday evening. I ,.. i Knrl Stackland of Cove Is In Imb ler this week working In tho orch- nrds. j Miss Clnudlne Graham nnd Miss; Una Mcllroy of Elgin took In the ' dunce In Imbler Saturday. j H. L. Brooks and daughter, Mm. ; the direction of Mrs. Gambul, of Ln Orsnde. The Eworth 1-engue enjoyed a "Trld party" nt the home of J. D. Hudson. Saturday evening. Walter Brown and wifo of La Grande spent Sunday at the home of E. F. Brown. the work of the iW-Lai:iored mitrd lUtr. plaster does ft txtstt ar.d dies n-,t fc!- j ICr. IO J tiO Wit iidVC W niw a doth. You simply rub it cn tod UiUiUy i the pain is gone I Many doctors awl nar3C3 Use T.teter-, cla 2nd recoc.rMrJ it to tiioir p3tisr.:a. Tiiey wiil gladly tell you v. hit reliof it cives from sere throat, bronctitia, croup, ! stiff r.cck, asthma, neuralgia, rrajiauin, ' pleurisy, ri;um;ticin, lur.bjjo, pains and aches of the back cr joir.:s, spiii.13, ' ar tanscka, bruises, cliilblxcs, frosted , feet, colds of the chat (it citca pre-, vents pneumonia). i nr. j fj-. f t On-n ana ouc turjpua v- -.-J. 3"-J pl V'iSiJ tMS I C? Kill 1 Ul L1C 2 ufiicwocM Utrnl t'tt ill ity fncri!4iacl rrv vt 3 oars, tutt etn. it nfc, A i Wizoij. fvti cm 4ti mfrnliefUS. U.s c:i, tn tn SMfeJ kt4. roll ttt i S inik i&ecc kl Kja4 ft Uv AiAnlcj to rud. Cat s4 Ur vk ftut Uaiali. Get Mazola from your erocer in ptnt," cjuart, half gallon or gallon tins And ask for the free Mazola Book cf Recipes, or write us direct. Jail S3SC7 lc3Sdci i-' Htzdztxs sex lix Mti uiiilaticn. Corn' Products" Refining Company' '17 Battery 'Place, New York feOftS fcanMaixiiiat Johnson, Lieber Company Pcrtiiod, Oresca yciir hens plenty grit, shells and ground bone and get-good returns in eggs. supply. We have a good Fresh Cider on tap. Lewis Corn Meal, made in La Srande. Home-made Sauerkraut. Irish Mackerel. War Bread on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. S. S. Butter Crackers. Try a package. Whole Wheat Crackers. Call Main 35 HUG'S GROCERY T' Preparedness LEARN THE TRUTH ABOUT CORSETS As We Are Learning th; Truth About War. Get Acquainted With , . T.i-14 luik, u. a ru. ooh j the Front Lace Corset with tin ENTILO Rack and Front Shield ! There' a La Camille Style That's Best For Yon. I All the Latest Modols Now on Hand, Priced at $2.00 up. MRS. ROBT. P ATTI3 ON i Corsclicre. i 5 -5 S b 9, f Subscribe For Eeeieg And Get United Press Telegraphic News. United Press Foreign Correspondece. United Press : State News News of La Grande and V iciity . News of Union and Wallowa Counties. 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