La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 11, 1918, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text"a "SATURDAY, "MAY. 11. 1918. LA.GUANJ)E EVENING OBSKHVEIt PAGE THUi l iltj; warn t'n iha KftB'tllill ) i 1 RED GROSS DRUG I . STORE , ' ft Z ' UII VUIPIM : i ' i 2 n u k Hull hua returned fwfln i ! A taurines trip to Portland ! I, h V Tweedy has returned borne The Kodak Store '- . ' ' ' - i , ' mmmmrm an Social and : Personal Miss "iCIha Thomas wont over to v Union )Ht evening, i. , Mrs.; Clyde Kiddle la spending' a ' few iluy In Porilnnd. , .; ..-'; , Mia." Nora Courtney has retiirnoO to lier, home from the lionpltiil. : ; ' Clias. IJIuger '"st evening foi Di3(ihnt3, where he will spend a few days fishing. . Judge Thomas H.' Crawford ; re turned this mornlnis from a bual- Mrs.- T. Johnson and son, Mnstel Carl, are visiting with friends In 4ond!toirand Walla Walla. '.: . V' The ladles at the Red Cross robmi will lie glad to have the ladles coni up auij help make bandage?. ; Mia, Slolla Zurbrick and bah daughter returned to their home -.from --the Grande Ronde hospital.. Miss Grace SnooH left lust ..even ing for Moninotith, where she will' . attend the summer term of Norma! ; school. ' ' ' Mlsii Mildred Hallmark; who hat been quite ill- nt the Orande hospital,-; has-' returned to lier homo In -Cove. ; ' " - , , . 1 Mr.' and Mrs. Alexander Bronel- lettfe will avvive this evening from ' thui'r homo rln Minneapolis to visit with their daughter, Mrs. C. Sund liorg. ... . - ,;..' ' ' ' :. "' Ray Sehniolle arrived In the city this morning from Le Mars, Iowa, and will spend few daya vlBitlng with ''.'.friends before 'proceeding to IiIh home In "Portland. " - ' 1 The many friends of Mrs. William Alllnson will be pleased ' to know 'that she la able to return to her homo in La Grande, after a num ber" of-weeks at Hot 'Lake, where she has; Keen on account of ' her . health. . '.. ; i ;. . ' .':""! -The ladles pf, the "Baptist .church, served a , 25-cent supper at the church last evening. . A largo crowa availed themselves of the chance to partake of tl fine supper and- help the trelisury of the Aid Society, as well : Mrs. Laura Nash will arrive from ' hef hdmc In l'endleton today to visit . at, the home of Mr. add Mrs. P. S. Iranhoe; ,Mrs. Nash was a former resident ot X,a Grande and has ninny filehlis - hero who will,,, be, glad to meet iiei' nguln. V ' -':'; '' : Mrs. S. S.'McNiuighton came up from Elgin 'Mast .evening to meet her dnughtcr, who was a passenger on No. 18 busier way to Fort Riley, Kansas. , Miss ; McNaughton Is a trained nurse and Is going to Fort Riley .for mobilization. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Smith and : twosmall daughters returned from a two- months' visit with' friends and relatives) In; Ohio. , On their return home they were accompanied by MrSt Smith's mother and futhcr, Mr. and Mrs: ".Phillip Walter, of Te cuniseh, Nebraska, who will jniike their future home In this valley. ton: ma i , f-.Htf. aoorg-"U-: 'Post left today for linker to spend a. few -days vis iting. ' ; .' ... .- '' ' : 'I W.' A- McMuren and daughter left today 'to visit wJh friends In linker. , r. Mrs- H L. Lyon and" two sons left this morning ror ail extended trip to Southern California. " i . ' MIsh' 1'aullno ' Heath came down from Kcho. this morqtng to spend the day in Lit Orande. VMrs, "Merle Tldd left yesterday Tor- Pendleton to yis.1t wltn friends, before, leaving for Walla Walla and Wallace, Idaho, to visit. '. i Mrs.-Jrank Altken ann sons left toda'fnr Portland, after spending a fewi'flaYS-Jwltb. -Mr.' hd , Mrs, Ed. j Thomas, eh rontej; frojn their home. In Ogden, Utah.'.- ' ;;': 1 ',' ' ,' Joseplu Palmer and Ms. B. w. Qrandy will motor to Baker tomor row to spend the day with llieif brother. Mayor C. L. Palmer. On their return trip they -.will be. ftcV companier- home by their sisters, Mrs. A,, E. Jones, of Portland,- and Mrs. Buelah Newlln, wlio have been visiting In- Baker for thj past few days.'- - ' : '". ; ; ; .,.;' J' '-:- ' '.' -9- ,,i OVKK T MIlitJON y;. J PORTLAND! May' ld.-Far "bor yond ' the most 'hopeful preUioHuUa of, liberty loan' officials, Oregon Diiahed itiiroucli -to '4, new.' total yesteryay mbrnlhg when Campaign Mariager Smith announced27,089, OflO, with .several conjiniinltles ycf to 'makc final returns. "' 1 RKD CROSS MUSICAL ltKNEI'IT Managers Nmneil . and Finns ; Aro ZX'JmM Voir the .Woritl'.:'- -'4iait;of- the general policies con cerning ...tho oncoming Red Cross cBmprflgn," so far as this district In coiifdriiod, ;have been, shaped and more,-will be drafted , this evening. and Monday morning, but enough has been assured to guarantee thq full fruition of the project. - - The' outstanding features In' the ultimate success of the venture are G. L.' Larlson,: who has been named general chairman of the La Orande Red Cross chapter . district, which embraces Union and Wallowa coun ties,, and E. E. ' Kiddle .has been named general campaign manager for -the same territory. In addition' to the selection' of these generals, It lias been decided to have the geperal campaign condhkod through the1 Ad-; vlsory War board of Union county. which did such splendid work Tvlth the last Liberty Loan.. In conjunc-' Hon with the machinery already selected to handle the work for the ! district,' has been named the general; publicity, and speakers committees. A program that shows wide variety St numbers and "a happy blend in na ture of .compositions, is now ready for announcements for the splendid Red Cross Benefit Musiraie which the Neighborhood club will give at the high school auditorium next Tuesday evening " ' Chicago Student Jo Play. and Mrs. Henry Young, s fresh from a year in Chicago, where sie studied, in Sherwood "School, lusr -talent war ranflnjr direct 'touch :and study' with that famous school's pf esiden 'Mad ame Kober.' She did normal work-in Effa EIHb Cerfietd'S school! Her s'-, lectjons will be group, of very late arranfrements, one Irish Tunes, har monized by Percy Grainger, and Vin iUeiiBv (4 PBrcollel by Godiird. . As S numbcrlihe will play Mhzukka u, 2 (Barowsky). j '.? ,' '. : As ali-eudy nientioned in these col umns, Miss. Leona Newlin will dance.a new interpretation Barefoot- Flower Sorig. " " . ' '';.:':, '"- '.:'i.. f'-' Miss Mnry .Newliri will have splen did 'opportunity to show the range and ;quality.-;of.-' her .mezzo-soprano voice .In -her selection,' . , .'-'" " Jcdhnctto Stoddard is to sing - a Bright, beautiful Spring song, one that is entirely new. : ,.t,.v.'::r. : ;':v ' ' Tho- Irsh Play, a several-part rend ing which Miss .Williamson does ex ceedingly well, vill be another part of the program. ' ; -' . Mrs. A. L, ltlcnarson, nas exer cized tine taste in the selection of her numbers.; .Slle wijl sing three songs from Ronald's great classic A Cycle of Life, haying choscn tho Prelude, Spripg and Summer. This ' wonder ful piece of music requires unusual gift and that it is a part of the pro gram reflects the-quality of muaioal talent La Grande possesses.' Mrs;' W. W. Berry will handle the extremely difficult . accompaniment. Mrs. 'Rich ardson's other number will be the. very latest, song; production, 'one that is only, just now coming into Portland. It is ,Mdonlight-Starlight (Gilberts.) It fairly abounds in credenzas and trills, ending in high E in alt. Frank B. Clark, a promising young ptanist, will be the accompanist. , Miss Florence Lynch . will play a vio iin solo Madrigal (Simonnette). - She will be accompanied by Miss Friederike Schilke1 at the piano. ' : , The Monday Club., . : Tho Monday Club, Mrs. Richardson director, has" chosen some very clever numbertl to make its debut with, Their first appqgr'niice will be in that bril liant waits sung Lurmeua (Wilson) in which piece the finish and art the club has devaloju'd will lie shown to the finest degree. In their second number t.hcV will hamile ltivchurut s grand production In The Time Of: "oses As a number the club will singi Thou Sweet Music (Elger). Their closing number will be America,! embracing the new words,- lire per sonnel of ,ho -.Monday club, of which Mi's. Richardson is director, is: ' ' Miss Mary Newlin, Mrs. Hal, Bohnen- kauip,. Miss Jeannette Stoddard, Mrs. E, M. Culvert, Miss Friederike Schilke, Miss I.cona Newlin, Miss Hove McGee, Miss' Elbe! Wright, Miss (...Florence Lynch, M ss Eileen Pcare, Miss Uor- ..tlij' .Meyers', '..; Miss ray McKinnis, Wrs Julia Hopkins, Frank Clnrk, ae- compnnist, ' ' . . .. . ':"V:'.' j ' ..v: . .. ..".''.' t '. : IV 10, IK 1 AOIKS KM EHTAIS WK .;: Mrs.' C. H. r.ldwi'll was. a charm'' lug tiil1!"1 "1 I'tiuiiy uMirnnnn ar her beautiful new home in Ismail Clty. , ;Tiio indies: of P. E. ' O...WB10 her guwils. and numbers of La Gnande ladles- motored ovur for .thin delightful event-. Mrs. Lee Warnlck was .welcomed inlo I. E. O. Light refreshments 'Were served 'duiing, (he afternoon.;:. ' . 1 'NKIUHUOKHOOD 47,1'B PLANfl On Tuesday iifierniion, tho dlreo tors of the Neighborhood club will entertain club "members; with .h f do Ilghtriil social, afternoon : - " -";' A splendid lunlcal program' will be presented,' in.l Lima vncul r.6.s bv Mrs. ileri.011 M.l.lle and M'S. Rodney Kitchen, nml violin solo by Miss young. i MiH.' Schilke will: speak of her . Ti.-t.uui li iy to . Wash ington, D. C. Light refreshments will bo served and doubtless all club members will attend, this pleasant .social event; The . exceptionally . choice. ' musical program, V under- the direction . of Mrs. A.' L. RicliardBon, will ;be: pre sented at the. 'high school auditor ium, on Tuesday evening. Program will appeaV' In' qndnv's .Obwryer. : CHAIX I'AHTY ItKCKIPTS. ' . Following Is the list ofTthe funds added to the Thursday Brfdge Club Chain parties: Mrs. George Pulmer," donation, $5.00; Eastern Star Soc ial' club, donation, ?5.00;-Mrs. Fred Tufvesnn,': sale,' ' $10.15; Mrs. E. Cross,, sale ot flowers, 42.50; Mrs. J. II. Dou'es, donation, $S.OO. To tal, $27. CG. MRS. H. C. GRADY, (. , . "President. RKTt'HNUn TO AVEISEIl. ffc v-. . . .... Mii. S. P. Lowery returned to her home In Welser, Idaho, this morn ing,' after spending the past few weeks at Hot Lake. j 5 HE .4... ... I' ' . ' THEATRE "r'f,;' ......-THE HOUSE OF Qt'AI.ITY. ToKvOiy- 1 ' j J IT jD R 15 D A r AN N T NO - The Princess of Park Row" "1 ' A Vitnjraili Drailin of a yitMiiK Ncwspapor Man, -who" van across n roihani'e-h" flM'.H UP- w , v' '". .;..' Aml';i': ' ... : A R15I5L COMEDY '.'.. TOMORROW" ' ' - Your Fnvorito EDITH HTORYiu TITR CLAIM;" ,: Her Latest Mfttro'SwcpHS ," , , . Ami a Clovw Ohrintio Comedy ; ' GRADUATION SPEAKERS Drl Feese has been selected to deliv er the baccalaureate sermon for the high school graduating class. Sena tor Walter Pierce will deliver the graduating address. Jtfdge Thos. F. Ryan Present Assistant' Stale Treasurer lEPl'HI,ICA (CAXDIDATFi ' V STATE TREASURER TH03. F. RYA'N j NEW TODAY j FOR SALE Buttermilk- for pigs. Blue -Mountain Croamcry. Co. ; ' .', : ' .. 5-11,24 Y Oti SHARE IN A GREAT NATION AL SAYING WHEN YO0 BUY Wirthmor $1.00 Waists WelwortH $2.00 Blouses f : a - .4 LA ttEANDE ' ; fYou sliai'o ii a great national saving wlu'iievci" you buy one of 'thenar two famous niales"ot' Blouses, v j " lu the fltfgrpgattf Hundreds of Tlioimands of Dollars are saved in soiling expense alone, imwh. more tho ;' ' -Ji'otiomiea of Jartv tii-iile production, and quantity : buying; " ' Hut ihe Important, thing is that you save in- tlividually, every .tiuie, you buy a WIRTI1MOR or WELWOUTU; for all the savings that the pontract Waists are made and sold, goes back into the .Waists- in plan under which Ijheso the way of extra value. Add to their'value superiority) the fact tliat in the WIRTIIMOR and WEL-. if WORTH you always get' 1 he latest and most wanted styles, and then you'll understand why it's a .prudent thing;to, beeon'ie a wearer of these splendid in-, expensive .Blouses'. 1 , L J ' 'tf NEW MODELS ON SAtlfTOBtORROW, ' T" BULB G" Quality iw-'M-ljaA tiM ' ' n ot t 600 R, C. U. Stores, with an Atnual Purchislng Power of , ,- Over 60 Million DoBarrf , J"""" K : or In the ranks and for the better-: nient of labor .bom morauy and materially,..', and has , held . 'many positions of leadership .and, trust In .Its ranks. 'v Has always Btood for things that were fair, honest and consorvatlve--oiitspoken In ' his opposition to radicalism" and the I. W. W; "element. , , , ,i ,'. Mr. 'Oram says: "The successful prosecution of the war. Is the fore most, object of t every ; phtrlotld citizen iodiiy. V Harmonious relation botweeti 'employer ' anfl ' ' emVloyee adds mucltT to( ihe: prodvlctlyty o labor. , which ; Is. greatly . needed ; to sustain our Armsji(o this enyl,' if I am elected Labor: pommlssionbr. I. shall devote everyr effqrtand '.oflii ence to : bring about: coiidltloni; to most .effectively continue .our for Democracy." . fight V'. baby t.Uni "W In th nMilM in Pmiuna Iwac&ai tk, U Uvtu nock. Lei ta lva ttit to you. Bur. nor th e(i ul ia U. .Witts lot PUKu., CailfMBU ' WANTKD Salesman.- .Inquire-: of David Coiih Savoy Hotel, 6-lJ,tp - FOR SALE. A brnnd new Ford; at a discount.1 Maxwell borvlce-Sta-1 lion, IMioho M. 71. 5-11.21 C. H. GRAM UK i.a ;.-i.a!i " ! I BEST IN 'THE LONG MUjj&: rffamm- ' I TE STE D ATl R ES$mk 1 1 WAY:-'"" ' If you want to SAVE YOUR SENSE, and CNTS, end" MOL, LARS, cross the Track' out of the High-Rent District. --' ' NUF6ED Harris Furniture Store , : H. B. HARRIS, Proprietor :& t 406 FIR STREET . ' Phone: ted 3171. . ' . Judge Thos. F. Hynn, the present assistant stale treasurer and can didate for the Republican nomina tion for -that office, arrived in-La lOrande his morning. Judge Ryan has some strong endorsements 1 throughout the state, among which are the following: ' I "The voters of this slate need 'men -who understand the work which it is their duty to do; and men with capacity to do the duties which de volve upon them; men wno are honest. Tearless and patriotic: men who are Americans. Such a man Is Judge','. Thos. F. Ryan." -Canby News." " ". ' "Thos. F. Ryan. 1'. O. tf-. candi date Tor the office of state treas urer, has been the efficient deputy for the past Beven years and has made: good In that position. He possesses an Intimate knowledge of the duties It. Involves, is capable. honest and courteous. Wo have an abiding faith In Bro. Ryan's ability, sxnerlenee and superior fitness to L fill this Important poslton." Pa 'clflc Odd. Fellow. , 1 As an 'active member of tho Orange, Judge ' Ryan has worked 'consistently far the building of good roads from . farm : io. market; for horticultural and agricultural legis lation,-" and for practical drainage, tiYVgftMo,' 'Bitr: CtM rreflitir' laws - C. H. Oram, candidate ' for the Republican nomination ; tor Com missioner of Labor Statistics and Inspector of Factories and Work shops, was. born in Denmark In HfiX, has lived nearly all his life on the Pacific Coast and the Inst 20 years In Oregon. Has a wife and -two . children, a daughter teaching In the public schools and son with Co.; O, 162 U. S. In fantry, now in France. For 10 years Mr. Oram was connected with ' the factory Inspec tion department of the Labor II urea ii, together with his activities in fields for - betterment of people who labor, bus given him nn ex perlcnce that eminently fits him for tho position he seeks. , Mr. Gram has always been a consistent mid conscientious work- There is more Catarrh In this section of the country thun all other dlReaiet put together, and for years It was sup posed to be incuiable. Doctors prescribed local remedies, and by constantly falling to cure with local treatment, pronounced It Incurable, catarrn is a local (lineage, greatly Influenced by constitutional con ditions, and therefore requires constitu tional treatment.. Hall's Catarrh Medi cine, manufactured by F. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, Ohio, Is a cotutitullonai remedy. Is taken Internally and. acts thru the Blood on the Mucoua HufTacea of the Syxtem. One Hundred Dollars re ward la offered for any caee that Hall's Catnrrli Mi-dlvlne faill to rure. Send for circulars and testimonial. P. J. OHKNEV A CO., Toledo, Ohio. , Sold by DrnKKtsts, tic. '- Hall's Fimliy pills 'fofyionitlpatfiM? , QYEZI OYEZI OYEZI Hear the yerdict ot tne lest war jury. ' "Secure sure tire service in Tested Tires, They give sure service because it is proveu service. Their endurance and durability have been proved v . in the one way to assure mileage lo the motorist, under the car on the road, every type of road, throughout 4,178,744 tire miles." ' That is the verdict of the jury of Goodrich's forty Test Cars, which, " for a year have hammered Goodrich Tires from state to state, putting the nation-wide test to them. Every kind of road, every kind of climate,, every kind of weather shared in that verdict. . "These tires defeated us," the roads testified. On such testimony the verdict of the Test Cars proclaims, "Matchless in strength and dependa wiitw rtoodrich Tested Tires." Here is certainty of service for the tire a RYlurt Yea Sm TUi Sit US6F. because it is proven service. . , SieWlkl Urn ,rt Stocked ' . . . , .... SILVERTOWN COKU8, ana llLAUtl. SArurx ike-aub nave proved themselves in actual road tests under light and heavy cars, Conquerors OI uie luau. uwiatai w una diet brought from America's roads, and make sure of your tire service in the tires that won the title "America's Tested Tires." :8; 'El El I lerlmGnerietpukn F. GOODRICH RUBBER'COMPANY iJ.C.-.-,i I' THE B. Portland Branch: Broadway and Burnaide St., Portland, Ore. THE CITY OF Count tr which b Saving S ir ".?rS5,M iO wh JF GOODRICH AKRON, Om0.tJiXMl-&iM WE SELL GOODRICH TIRES, TUBES AND CASINGS . ' , , Complete Stock. In All Sizes. LaGrandeGarage CHAfl. McCRART, Prop. - Washington Street. . - ;. , ,,-. WE SELL GOODRICH TIRES, TUBES AND ' , - CASINGS Complete Stock All Sizes Hamilton Garage . ' t . 1 1KRT HAMILTON, Pi-op. Corner Fir and Jefferson ; .:.