La Grande evening observer., May 20, 1918, Image 2

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M0X1 )AY, MAY 20. 191 S.
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The
Fashion-
able
Figure
like a Rood complex
ion, fan best be mado
from tin inside. .
Don't depend for
style of your clothes
upon the outer layer,
as
FITRITE"
petticoats lay 1 lie first foundation.
You will he delighted with the glovelike fit
at the waist and hips of, the "Fitritc."
.Moderately $4.00 to 8.50
ARC A DEI
AT Altl'ADK W.VKillT OJII.V i
Hill's Department Store
DDNOVAiJ WAS
Picture fans the country over arc
devois ue dialoydty as 0 charge
bauirist -lithe'r whom they dfslike for
personal niiions liuu it is a dan
gerous thing- to do mid the Observer
.will ut nil times do wimt it,n:n to,
icorVtct erroneous reports regarding!
. any loyal citizen. The Editor.
I'oi:ti,a.i cattlh maukkt
Heavy l!:in of Cruss.fed
'.. Come j from Culiloiiiia.
Stuff
bo accustomed to expert thrills
when William Kuiomll'i name Is ' ' '
announced oil the bills that It in -PMHUY MAX IK LOYAL AMI 1114
taken as. grunted that he will not i PORT'. BEI.1EVJ! Ki(AMKI).
disappoint them. in "Hearts orl ,- i
Diamonds"! tiuve no fear in piomls- j Han Ueen Lumber Grader For Kour-i
i:ic that he will come up to expect-! teen Yearn With (irande Ronde ' PORTLAND, May 17. Cattlo rei
tiuns and more. ' 'j - , l.umbt-r Company. celpla today S75; for the week to
Larry Hanruhan, a coiftiolsaeur of j 2 idatc, idOO. Tuerewas a heavy run
diamonds, conies to the aid of Col.'i . The report that. E. B. Donovan, re-iof California Brass -. catllo In the
loul Oascoyne and hlB daughter, porLw to be -disloyal and charged Ijcili today. The market Is in
Adrieune. when they lite attacked , with having made slighting remarks ; dined to be slow, however. All
In the street by thieves says the about the boys in France, is a mis-offerings r.ro moving at the rollow
presa agent for this film. Col. i take and his accuser, Louie Tnnaese, jlng fiuottitiona;
Oasroyno In chemist of extraordl-1 wag not only apparently mistaken,' Prime Steers, 14.50-15.00; choice
nary rtliilnments, and be shows , but there jg Bome grouim- for the c-: to good Eteers. J13.50-14.50; Mcd
Larry how ho manufactures dla-'ij.f thnt he had a norsnnnl ormlie lum to Good Steers, $11.50-12.60;
iany against Donovan, which may have I'uir to Medium Steers. $(1.00-10.00;
Dromnted, his act;v!tv in startine Common to Fair Steers; J8.U0-U.MU;
tended to . him. Larry entertains ;sucn a reporti 'choice Cows and Heifers, $12.00
him and his daughter at his home,; -Tne Observer has investigated Mr.ilu.00; Medium to flood Cows and
and shown them his vast collection r)on0van, and finds that he has been 'Heifers, $7.50-0.50; Fair to Medium
of Kerns. Dying after struggling a iurnucr grader at Terry for tl.e'Cowsund Heifers, $5.50-7.50; Cah
wllh burglars. Col., Gluscoyne con- Grande Ronde Lumber company, iners, $3.50-5.50; Dulls. $0.50-8.50:
fesses that Ailrlenno Is Ignorant of whit.h positjon he nas neij f()V four-jGalves, $8.50-13.00: Blockers and
his criminal operations, and asks teen years. In the altercation be-; Feeders, $i. 00-1 0.00. '
Lurry to care for her. And Larry j tween himself and Tunasse the war) Hog .receipts today 775; for the
does by making her his "wife. ' i was not 8 fa;tor, but was bused on! work to date, 2500. Tho hog mar-
o : i other causes. No charges were nre-!kol is not active, but generally
oiuiids. In return for the
kindnesses thnt the colonel has ex-
ferred against Mr, Donovan, as Tan-speaking In. holding quite steady at
S-T-A-R
Pack Eggs Now
We liavo on display n noinpleto stonk of
Stotio (h-ocks.; One -gallon to .35 gallons
enpacit)'. . : ...
JUST TIT I-i TIITXCi .TO PACK IOOS TN
' ' Water (!la.ss,75c gallon. t
llavfi a eomplete line of Fresh Fruits
and. Vegetables. . .
KENXF.WTOK RTRAWP.ERKTKH.
Harris Grocery
' -108 North Fir St., : -IiA
ORAN'DE. OPR. .""
JAt'K
'l('lil'Oltl) I.V I
riioToi'LAV
1 "of foundation for the talk. , l'r me. mixed. 1 17. 40-17. b();
I' ' This uaoor is oieased to make this! Medium mixed 17.15-17.35; Rough
..'i Correction in the public mind, and we heavies, $16.15-16.35; I'igs, $15.00
mtumttl resnectfullv warn anyone wh- en- 10.00: Hulk, $17.35.
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KIDDLE REFUSES Mr
: TO TAKE CREDIT "' ,'ftiKln(! wni' f",u1-
- Itiiimimay nt linhler
Says Check Aiiiiiiiced Is No-Act for
Conimi'iKlatlou,
Ed. E. Kiddie, the man at the
head of tho Itcd. Cross work In
Union and Wallowa counties, re
fuses to take any credit for putting
up his certified check for over S23 -000
ag 'Union county's part or "the
present 'drive. "1 did it because I,
lilong'wllh many . other citlr.ons,
wanted Union county to be flnil'lo
the United Stales to rulfle her U"tM
I On account of the wrestling match
I. for which the Arcade Theatre was
'leased for Tuesdav night n little re-'
Kiddlo come down and explain : arrangement of the picture program
I was necessary. ( '
The regular picture ' that was
i booked for the. Arcade for Monday
jand Tuesdav was much too good
I to be shown only the one day so It
I will be taken down to the Star
'Theatre and shown there on today
and toworrow. The regular picture
thai was booked for the 8tar for to-
tiny will be shown nt the Arcade to
jday only. ,'
j The picture at the Star Tljj'utre
today and tomorrow Is Jack 1'lck
. ford's latest Paramount offering,
I "The Spirit of '17," In which the
portrays ; Davy
Glidden, a patriotic youngster of the
middle west, who with the, help of
a number of worn out old vetrans
saves his town
A frightful runaway occured at
' liuhler Friday. Manager Kiddle
(reports that a lied Cross team ran
amuck and before It was tiulted the
entire Imbler quota for the state
.lind $500 Tor tho local chapter had
jbeen raised. No one was hurt hut
llhe kulsor Is in serious danger.
Allecl In Itendy.
I Allcel reported today she will be
I ver the top with her local rjuota
Ihuvliig already raised the state's
. Mossers May, and Johnson, bosses ' 2?? y"nB.
at North I'owder, reported Satur
day night their state share won
nnrl ft Wuq TltA . nr.nit!n' r M,iu
county are responding ,ulckly,an,!!,lm'1'l,,UT1,all ,l,," "le uHer t"olrlof the Civil W,
me cnecit u-nicn i put up will 'he .... ... .from Oennun spies who attempt to
r . ' 1 "e unuiKU leauis were out. lllisi, , . ,
taken care of. , . .. .... iblow up a mine and who also have
"One thing I would, like, to make . "."" K..w"". ," ? 8,,CC, 8S' VTOmK- ! Incited a strike.
Plain," said Mr. Kiddle. "Wo do "
in inr iviiiil oi i inoiva, lai-
inerii have conceived the Idea of
giving from one - to five acrs of ... ., . ' ' "' .', .
wheat to the cause. This moans ., J'Xl A Vr'.'
rriioDunvr, may u.iwo nui'
mfr,-
rrom
, to make
. "Wo do
. not expect all the. subscriptions tn
he puld now. Thin la a campaign or
pledges for. a yours' support of tile
Red Cross. and. wo would:prereti.onl:
a iiart i 6f the moony arid 'the rest
to be; paid In Installments." f ' ,
Sidelights on the . Cnmpalgti, .
Bed -Cross cniupitlgn niannsnra 'of
the stnte'arc not being called In. to
the Portland wiir conference '. this"
week, with the' exception of E:! K:t
Kiddle'. He and ills district being
"In a class by Itself" as State ' Mmi-'ifiiim lu
nger Wltham says. It was found ex'-' , Ittg si.i in n street car today
I ecu in ior i ne war council to Have throat trouble
TWO HUNUBKD ARE MISS1NC.
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$50 to $100 from each rnnch-
.VITCHEB COLLAI'SE!)
(United Press to Observer.) 1
BOSTON; May .20. "Rabe" Bulh,
iiti;her of the Red Sox, col- J
He had
dred employees of the Aetna Chemi
fal Company are missing since the
terrific explosion of Suturday. Tnis
includes workers of the night shift
living near the plant.' Many cabins
of ti'e workers were completely de-r-trovci',.
MIlKTINtf WILL ItK I'ltlDAY
r L A
-1 , ix'ST "'"Sr onlyersa! !
x t ) service 1
. ft Sotdicr's offering to hfs sweet
heart Is naturally th3 sweetmeat j
ffiat nave film most refresbmenf
end greatest enjoyment when on f
duty. .
S TSie Flavor lasts'
viW iaCffw Keep the bovsln--fflr 1
Date
is . ('hanged for . IVrfertlng p
, i-ioucct- irrgaiiijiiion.
The meeting for perfecting the
Daughters of Pioneers" will be held
nt the city ball in La Grande on
i Friday, May 24, at 2:30 p. in. The
idate prevlourly announced for this
meeting was Suturday and thoso ln-
; forested will- take note of the '
range. The principal business of ,
; the meeting Is to -urrange for the
jcntertnlnmcnt of the Union county j
pioneers nt the coming annual i
union.
WO.ME.V AS ,11 HOliS
Siiokane - Jutlge Says They
Alert mid Sincere.
Aiv!
SI'OKANK. May 22. (By U. P.)
j Superior Judge 'FraHk H. Dunne
believes women make Ideal jurors.
Hut he bad to be shown.
"Women Jurors mean the regen
eration of our jury system," said
Judge Dunn today. "I was skeptic
when I .saw them enter the box, but
have been UKreenbly surprised.
"The woiumi- have taken up the
work with alertness and with a
nincere 'desire to .do their duty.
They npproach cases witli open, re
ceptive minds. They have been
singularly free from prejudices.
Wiipii wome.i believe they are right
thy net without fear of the consequence:!."
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I! ' ';' ' DIAMONDS ARE TRUMPS IN A , - ; j Zjf
I. - GAME"7 OF HEARTS PLAYED 1
t. ' fi f DLLCO -LIGHT 1
! WITH 'THE STATE PRISON AS . . ! J p.. y
I; THE JOKER. il:
I! Comedy Also! ;i i
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:'i THE TENTH ANNUAL
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LIVE ST O G-K - : lSS
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READ
We make War Bread fresh every day. Every
Monday and Wednesday regular War Buns.
Try our Liberty Bread. We also have tho
most" complete line of Home-made Pies, Cakes,
Doughnuts, Snails, Coffee Cakes and Cookies in
the city. . .. j . .' v
All made' according to Government regulations. '
DUTIvI BAKERY
317 North Fir St. ' ' ' Just Acrossthe Track
DELCO LIGHT I
Will be held at Union, Oregon.
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.V.trt. ' -i-i' Louuadiiu t.-ii.u-i-iiiv plains 01 vrjera- &
u- )- lion on American farms are saving at the e
H 11 ''i 's 'uo-al. conscrvaiive esiimaie, an nour a aay F
M Jpj. , each, or over 18,000,000 work hours a year. M
I A W ,nat M euoi ro an army or ou.uuu men f
. working ten hoars a day for a full month. If
a mxB Delco-Lieht is a comnlcte electric lieht U
an power plant for farms and suburban 2'
homes. ft
It furnishes an abundance of clean, safe, jf
economical light, and operates pump, p
churn, cream separator, washing machine J
and other appliances.
It is also lighting rural stores, garages,
churches, schools, army camps and-tail ' s,
way stations.
Demonstration Tuesday m
at - .'
Goodyear Service fi
Station.
Th Dommtle Znjlnfrint Company, Dxtoti( O! J '
Q,OvQr 00.000 jpELTO-LIGHT Plants in ActalTsaU
A Live Representative Wanted
' For Union County
June 5, 6 and 7, 1918 I Mr, Grain Farmer:
CALL l-'Olt WOOD ItlDS
Notice Is hereby given thnt b'ds '
will be received nt the oWce of the '
ll'oimty Clerk until - 10:00 a. m.
Wednesday, June nth. HIS. for the!
furnishing to t'nion County of one j
hundred cords of 3 ft. S In. yellow;
pine or yellow fir wood, free from
limbs, cut from green timber, and
cordeit in the basement of the Court !
House. Hide must he nrcompnnled 1
by n certified check for ten per i
cent of the ftiuotint bid. The suc
cessful hlddei will be required to '
enter Into a contract and give a
bond for the faithful performance'
of same.
C.
K. McCormiek,
County Clerk.
5-:n-23-2r.
on Liberty
on or before !
XOTK'K
Serond payments
i'.ond:. must be paid
May 2Mb.
La Oramle National Rank.
Vnlted States National Rank
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY
The Association announces that the 1918 show
will he the equal in the display of exhibits and
thrilling' arena ami track events of any show
yet held on these grounds, and invites the co
operation and assistance of stockgrowers and
the general public.
Free Entrance, Free Feed
and Free Shelter
FOR ALL EXHIBITS.
Send to the Secretary for Classification Hook
and further information. Conic to the Stock
Sluiw and brings your friends.
Remember the Dates
And Plan to Attend the Show
1
Are you prepared to handle your grain in hulk? Do not
wait until Spring and Summer when you are buried with work
and worried with labor shortage, but build your grancrics now.
You can buy the lumber : id roofing paper for a first-class
1000 bushel portable granary for .$54.68 and it will last for
years. Sacks for the same amount of grain will cost you
$125.00 and this would be a dead loss against this year's crop.
A granary of this size can bo moved anywhere and can be
filled directly froirt the thresher, doing away with high priced
labor handling and sewing sacks.
The boys in the trenches need the sacks for sand bags for
the protection of their very lives and perhaps your boy is
nmong them. .
Spend your money in your own valley by buying lumber
manufactured at home. When yon buy sacks part of the
money goes to India.
BUILD YOUR GRANARIES NOW
Be prepared by building them before the farming season
opens up. Be sure to get good lumber, well seasoned, as low
grade lumber will give you trouble in n few seasons. Don't
use green lumber.
Save money keep what you spend at home prevent loss
nnd damage from exposure to weather leave the sacks for our
boys in tho trenches; help win the war by building gianaries now.
Portable granaries of this type are universally used in
other sections. One trip with a good tenm will haul the ma
terial for one granary. For particulars as well as prices on'
Union County lumber for nil farm purposes, see
The George Palmer Lumber Co.
LA GRANDE, OREGON
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