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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1918)
Uukl..(i i.n i ; ; BED CROSS DRUG STORE i ' Mm.. Ralph AvAllnce it lVllle 'ill lit f tier homo ou Oak 'Street.". j The Kodak Store ! K. ,6 , Otto left tills morning for jilmKor yon a sunn niisincAa trip. J J! . Mis. CM. VorUr Is quite III nt I lithe liuiuc of her mothfrj-.lrB.' llonne J Jint Inland C'ltyj -- -V ,. 1 1 .. . A. 1 V. I Vera B. Campbell of Reno, In J J visiting with friends In La Grando I I lur a KV w uhyb. . II: .. ., . . Mrs. Clydo Pottorson, of Kiimolu Social and Personal lis TlBiilbg at tb homf of ber sister, ,Mri Uoy Forrester. II.. H, Dickson 1b over from home In Union. i F. A. VcMennmln, a prominent ; attorney ot Heppuer, Is a business i visitor la. tho city today. . his Dlntto Williamson came over from . his homo In Loetlne and Is quits ill i . - Jut the Grande Ronde Hospital. Floyd 3. Campbell is Portland ' ' 1 ' " ' , . ' Visitor in the city. ... ! H.'E. Bartholomew, a prominent '''" ' . laliocp owner of Staafield, Is trans 1 : .. acting business In the city today., Mrs. J. E. Stoveng and small' son' Mfs.-L. T. Yantis, who has been a business visitor In the city for the past low days, returned to her home in Ontario today. , left this morning for Baker to visit a few days with Mrs. Stevens' mother h. K. Goldtree, connected with the 0. W. R: & N. is a business visitor: in the .city from ' Portland. Mrs. W. 0. Schubert nud childron nre spending a few days in I t. Grande from Pleasant Valley, . Mrs. V. D. Root returned' to her home In Plensant Valloy thin morn ins after attending the coinmonce- Iment exercise!! last evnlni:. I . ' - - . .- I . Lewis Nevltii'Who has been visit ing In the city, the guest of Frank SAVIOURS By ANGELA MORGAN ' ' ' 1 Yours is the daring: skill to tread ' , The waters of & world at war; . . 'V, Youra is the miracle to shed Where rocking seas of hatred are, -Courage and comfort, like a star. . You cry unto an earth dismayed, ' And God is thrilling in your tone: ' r ! "Brothers, the ship is nop alone; :j i 1 Be not afraid!" . i . Ye are the Christs of this black hour, .'" The Great Physician come again, 1 Within your sacred hands the power ' To heal the race of men.- . ; , , Ye hold the hurt world to your breast Ye bind her bruised and broken soul;. The sick, the maimed and the oppressed Yours is the gift to make them whole.; And where the stricken miles unroll -Ye sound the resurrection1 morn; Above the bier where Justice lies, -With visiona of an age hew born, ! " Ye bid the dead arise 1 , ; O World, that walkest now in tears Where Truth again iscrucified- ; After the thousand, thousand years See yet that Christ is not denied! i ON. SALE SATURDAY! I Radical reduction' in Ladies' IjOW Slmes for Saturday soiling. Two big lots to choose from. Pumps, Oxfords und Strap Slippers, in Patents,. Kids and dun-metal leathers- Ail arc prieed way bolow tho wliolala -oost. v ..-vA LOT ONE Mra. L. & Snlladay of Twin Falls,!ciai.ltj returned to his. homo In Idaho, is visiting nt the homo of ner parontSj Mr. and Mrs. T. E, Pier:,on. linker on this morning's train. Miss Lena Foster, one of the teach ers of file past year, left this morn ing for Eugene to spend the summer vncntlon. " """ ' . -'r . '.; Mrs. Vertio Mann, who' has been visiting- in the city at the guest of her sister, Mis. Marde McCullah, re turned to her home in Portland. Mrs. R. Fagnn came down from Mencham this morning and will spend a few duys visiting with her sister. Mrs. E. II. Fnir. a , . Mrs. C. E. Goodnough is in receipt of a communication from her son Raymond, unnouncing his safe arrival in Franco. Miss Ruth Hart enmo-over from her liqine.ln Pendleton this morning anil Villi visit a few days at the home of her sister, Mrs.' Frank Reciyin. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Shnw and daughlor Miss Olive, and M'S. Hurry Monday " drove down from their homo In North Powder today. Mrs. Maggie Higginbotham left this morning for Echo, where she wns called on account of the death of her grandson, Josep Ramos. ' Mis3 Mary Kirkwood, who was a teacher in the public schools lust year left this morning for Portland , to spend the summer with her parents. Oeor'ge H. Currey and' daughter, Miss .Helen left this morning by automobile for Vale 1 to visit with Mr. and Mis. George HunMngtnn Ctirroy. -. ... Miss Ethol Gulling, who Is con nected with Bnse Hospital No. 4fi, recoivtid a telegram today felling her to be in readiness to leave La Grande next Tuesday. i ; Miss Ruth Johnson, .a junior, of tlie" TJaker 'High" s'cB6dTarrived-this " morning to spend the ""fiumtaer' With her sister Mrs; Chase Bohnenkump. Miss Dove Mcdee, a teacher of the Rivcria schools, left this morning for Albany to spend the. vacation months with her parents. , Miss Dudley Tobln, one of the pap ular teachers of- the Riveria school, left for Portland to spend the sum mer withy her parents. , Mrs. L. Bickford and baby came down from Telocsset and will spend a short time visiting at the home of 1 her parents, Mr. and . Mrs, R. H. Davis. V" : Miss Helen Johns-, one of the popu lar High School teachers, left this morning for her home in Pendleton to spend the vacation months with , her 'parents. , . ,' Tha i Ladies of the Busy Bee Aqxlalry of the American Red Cross f Cove avenue, served dinner this nopn n$ the y. M. C. A, and will be found there this evening serving a good supper. ' . Mrs. Franklin Truax, who ha3 been visiting In La Grande for the past several, days,, has. returned to her ., home, in Kainola. ; Bofore moving to Knmola, Mrs. Truax con ductod' d' Navy rooming house In Vallejo; and was a good mother, to the boys of tho Navy. ir"'.- ' . Rerorend Owen F. Jones, roctor of the F-piscopaV Church . in Duker, was an cast bound passonger this morning. Ho has been in Pendleton mooting with the clergy of Eastern Oregon; and saying farewell to Bishop Paddock, who Wt laBt evening for Now' York, and who will soon icave for France In the Interest ot tho T. M. C. A. Mrs. H. C. Vinacke and daughter Miss Avis, and son Master Warren, leflt this morning for Port Townsend to join Mr. Vinacke, who has been stationed there for the past two. weeks as a worker iii the V. M. C. A. Tho Vinacke family linve made their homfei in La Grande for b number of years and leave many friends hero who - wish them nil the success possi-: Mr. and Mrs. -Edmond. Hall, -who were recently mnvried in Baker, are spending a few days' in La Grande ibie in the Bew field. before returning to their iiome in Richland, Oregon, r : Miss Edna DanBtrom, a member WILIi HOLD ANJTCAIi SrEKTrXG , HAS OLD LEXICON. I. w. W. Organization Uses A Lingo Of Its Own. ' Mrs. J. Heughan, left tills morning for her home in Eugcno. r u tnio i- rn& annual meeiing ui mo iuiku- of the 1!)18 graduation class, who has , , , . . . . , , , i u u ,!,i j ,i borhood Club w 11 be held on Thurs- rooms. Reports of tho year will be given and officers for the' coming yean, elected. . A full attendance Is desired. The gross receipt b. of tho musicjile given under tho auspices of the Neighborhood Club were $7S.70. Much credit is due Mrs. Richardson for the splendid enter talninciit. .A meeting of the dlreo tors of the Club will be held on Mon day afternoon, at 3:30 In the Club rooms. . . - . ... Mrs. A. E. Jones, who has been visiting with her sisters, Mrs. liculnli Newlin and Mrs. B. iW. Grandy and her brother, Joseph Palmer, returned to her home in Portland this morning. Mrs. W. D. Root and son came down from Pleasant Valloy to attend the commencement exercises. Mrs. 'Root's son Ralph was a member, of the 1918 class. . Mr. nnd Mrs. Chns. Wright and dnughter, came down from Haines this morning to visit nt the home of Mrs. Wright's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. McKennon. ilrs. Fred fl. Schilke, who hn3 been in Portland for the past few days, returned homo this morning. While in Portlnnd, Mrs. Schilke attended the Galli-Curci concert and also the wo men's meeting nt the War Council. A. W. Long, .who has been at lint Lake for the past week, returned to his home In Burlnlgh, Idaho this morning Mrs. Long will remain in La Grunde and nt the Luke for several weeks. . Strictly Up to Date. The children were playing with their toy animals. Ruth brought her hobby horse to her sister, asking what to feed him. Big sister said: "Oh, corn, oats and hay." Ruth, not quite wirlsfied with the answer, asked: "Shall t pasteurize him any?" !' J. W. Purcell, head clerkof tho.J. O. W. offices, was called 'to The Dofles this morning on account of hi:. J. small son, Bardell, breuking his nrm. i-J. Master Bardell has been visiting with his grandmother for the past fc!4 weeks. Mrs. Prcell is in Portland J. IMIIZK Fly hoof given away for largest trout caught between May 25 nnd Juno 1st. Sco our window. PUTMAN, DRUG STORE. B-2!i-tf ... o l t, .1. J J .J. J J. J. J . I' Mt'ST UK CASH Beginning Juno 1st, tho Observer will not accept classified .advertisements only when cash in advance is paid. The cost of collect ing the small amounts force this chnngo. All classified advertising will be rash-ln-advance after June 1st. 4-23-6t CHICAGO, May 27. (By United Press.) "Gang of wobblics bnttle shipped a fink, got chased out of the jungles by" tho enssacks and some cockroaches, and freighted on without breaking the haystake." . Which, being trtmsluted, is: . "Several gentlemen belonging to the Industrial Workera of the World were compelled . to use force on u "scab," and were chased out of their encampment near the railroad tracks by a squad of mounted police and some tradespeople of - low degree'. They immediately boarded a train in such " manner : thnt they ' could get hence without paying out for carfare any of the money they had earned by hard labor in the hny fields." The translation, from the. original notes of one of the I. W, W. writers, is made with the aid of a dictionary one belonging to -no union.' Home guard,-, one who lives and works in his home town. ! 4'4'"-4 LA GRANDE LOT TWO KHO't.lN TIIKIII A sevei-c frost spread over the country last night. AH tender gar den stuff suffored nnd It Is believed that great damage was inflicted to the cherry crop and other fruit in the early stage. On account ot not compiled by government agents who i being sufficiently advanced the grain Frank Hullgnrtti, of Klgln Wounded 1 , .' lly nn Inknown Person Whlla plowing In the field on the farm near klgln Thursday Flunk Hallgarth was , Bhot by an unknown person. ' The ' bullet pierced : the young man's ' thigh. . :, No trace whatever as to the act or the motive has been nsceralned.- AH small sizes, made for the lady ;; All regular sizes. In this lot we who can "wear a small size shoe: ran fit lnost any foot. Don't miss Sizes from 2 to 4. Yours for. Sat- V "lis IPrtmjty to shoe yourself. . , . . , Msses xo v. lours lor ssainr-.; ' . . . dav oiihC Pair $1.98 Pair. Pair $2.48 Tair. . urday only. We arc . Agents for MeCalls . Patterns. One of the 600 R. C U. Store with Annual Purchasing Power of Over Million Dollar STORE 94C "We close Saturday evening :. at 9 -: o'eloek FHOKT OOHS DAMACiR Noiirly Air T'nilor Vegetation In Jiirwl InHt Mght. SUMMER.SWOES!! hnvo been working on the trial of 112 k W. "W. members here. -In tho bright lexican of tho I. W. W. sabotage is known as '"cream for kitty,' ''feeding the kitty," ..''guerilla warfare," "direct action," "kitty," "mew of the kitten,'' and "the wood en shoe." . ...:' ' Snvoge, n soldier, Stiff, 'an ordinary workman, Scissorbill, one not belong- was not seriously affected, according to the belief or farmers who have been interviewed today. SUSS OPAL HICK VISITOR. ing Clown, a policeman. Mr. Block, Rico, "of Elgin. Misu Opal R)ce, a former La OVande girl, in here from Helix, and Is a guest of Mrsi Kats Hanley, Shd Is, on her way to visit her father, J. C. Pumps and Oxfords are the Best Style for Summer Wear. liack kid pumps,' good fitting and the best of style, priee .$5.50. 1 Brown ealf pumps,; perfectly plain and very dressy, priee i ; t ...s. . '. .$5.50 . Brown kid Oxfords, Louis heelTone . of tho very newest things, priee. ......... .$6.50 . Brown kid Oxfords, military heel, .a very eom-' fortahle and good ptyle, priee. . ....$5.50 Tennis Shoes for men, women and ehildren. Sandals in hlack, tan and white. . , . . L. J. French Shoe Gompanyj SHERRY ! THEATRE TDK HOLSK OF QUALITV....... : " - ' Today Only Oil AS. ItlCJIMAN in . The Vita graph Blue 'Ribbon'- Feature THE HERO OF SUBMARINE D-2 A Sensational, Patviotie Drama. ; ALSO A COMEDY. ' ' v TOMORROW HAROLD LOOKWOOD in THE LANDLOPER. . Aar B READ ' . We make War Bread fresh every day.. Every Monday and Wednesday regular War Buns. Try our Libert' Bread. We also have the most complete line of IToine-made Pies, Cakes, ' Doughnuts, Snails, Coffee Cakes and Cookies in the city.' All made aeeording to Government regulations. DUTLI BAKERY 3 1 7 North Fir St Just Acrossthe Track Vt f-$ f f t 4' & !ffff4'iK . ! The Club ! CIGAR STORE We carry the Choicest Brandt of CIGARS AND TOBACCO, CONFECTIONERY, CANDIES, ETC. Our Fountain Service Cannot Be Excelled Ice Cream Fresh Every Day. Wcst-J.icobs Gldg. EARL N. DOANE, Prop. SawyeHolmes Mercantile Company WHOLESALE and RETAIL Fuel, Hay, Grian, Flour, Produce, Lime Plaster and Cement I ff! Phone Main 17 Building Material LA GRANDE, ORE. - i nnd will join Mr. Purcll at Tnei Dalles, i Jfr Jit fr J. 'J
