La Grande evening observer., July 10, 1918, Image 3

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WEDNESDAY. JULY 10, 1018
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Li GiiANDE EVENING OBSERVE!
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BED CROSS DRUG
STORE -
The Kodak
Store
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I (Social and
i Personal
t -Miss Leah Strong, of 'Hot Lake,
was in La Grande toduy.'
V Attorney L. Denluun In up from
Elgin on legal business.
. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bidwoll motored
over from Union Hub morning.
Charles Loo was among the arrl.
:, vala from Dakor yesterday evening.
Mrs. 0.. A. James was among tho
arrivals from ' Elgin yosterday cv-enlug.
The . , Misses Anno and . Eva
Elescke were, in La Grande today
from Hot Lake. ;
. Miss Mabel Kcnnody was in Pen
dleton from La Grande yesterday.
East Orogonian,
; County Commissioner W. J. Town
ley came over from Union this morn
, ing on official matters.
""i Arthur E. Huff, .the,' well known
farmer, arrived Vme this morning
from a business trip to Spokane.
Jack O'Neill, of the O.-W: passenger
department, came up on No. 6 today
to look after business in this section.
Mi's. J. McKenna and son Fran
cis lort this monilng for Han Fran
cisco, whore they will visit rela
tive until the first of September.
Miss Mildred Schnorer, who has
been at the Grando Hondo hospi
tal, lias recovered sufficiently to
leave tho institution for lior home
in Elgin today .
v Mrs. Lillian Wouthoifnrd irnd
children left this morning for her
lioinci In Olix. . Mrs. Woathorford
lias been hero the past three weeks
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Holman.
. CUEEN OF ITALY
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This te the first portrait to reach the
United SUtea showing Queen Helena
of Italy in her costume Red trot
nurse.
New War Census
, Is Now Going On
PERSONNEL '.'.'OF LEADER AND
CAPTAINS UNDER DIRECTION )
'OF ASSISTANT SECRETARY :
Under the direction of H. M. DuBois
assistant district secretary, Mrs. 0.
E. Silverthorn is in charge of the new
government census now being take'j
with a yiew to aiding the government
workers in future Red Cross, Liberty
Loan, Y.- M. C. A. and War Savingn
Stumps drives, reports the following
list Of captains who will uid In th'e
work.in the city: v -
Mrs. O. E. Silverthorn in charge,
vr .Captains: Mesdames 'F. A. Eplinr
C. E. Zimmorman, J, K. .Wright) H. S.
Urownton, Stejla Bodmcr,.. Scott
Whcatley, A. Harrison, W. H. Saf
ford, C. B. Miller, C. E. Duffoy, F
E. Oxner, Lou Given, E.' W.. Wil
liamson, Lynn Bohncnkiimp, John Mc-
Lwnn, I). J. Kimmcl, L. M. Graves,
Harry Last, Chas. Taal, Miss Iva Wl-
EXTRA MAN WANTED
Attorney Colon It. Uherlinrd and
faintly matured to Joseph this uf-
v tornoon. Mrs.. Eborhnrd will visit
relatives and Mr, Eherhnrd -. will
tiansnet some legal business in
1 Wallowa County court.
Mrs. Kato Dompsny and son, ol
Colorado,' who liavo boon guests
nt tile, O. F. Cnnlldgo home the past
month, loft this morning for Coos
May to vlHit with friends botora re
turning to tlielr home.
Ed. Hnrding, who has been look
ing after .business aflairs -In La
Grande tho past week, tuft this
morning for tho Salsbury . lumber
camp below Elgin, whore lie, hns
been employed for a long period.
Portland Seeks Help in Kire and Police
'! Departments
iiN. F. Johnson, chief of police of
Portland, and O. C. Bortzmeycr, of the
Portland civil service board, are in La
Grande today in quest of men for th'
police and fire departments. They re
port that about n dozen have been
secured. : Tho entrance salaries art
$100 per month 'and this is soon a;
vanced to $125. These. reprcsentativof
will be at the Foley hotel until tomor
row morning and will be glad to meet
interested parties. . :t
Born To tho wife of-Claudc Bu
siclc, a baby girl today.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. J)oLong left last
Saturday via 'Portland tor Seattle
where they will spend the balance of
the summer with relatives.
Mrs." A. Berger, formerly known
iiB Miss Clara Pause, Is ut tho
Grando Komlo hospital on account
of an attack of typhoid fever. Her
condition is considered as favora
ble as could bo expected under tho
circumstances. ' '
Arthur Curtis, tho civil onglueur,
who has been In Portland tor sev
eral months past, has been on u
vlHlt for u few days with relatives
nnd friends In 'La Grande. He left
thiB morning Tor Enterprise, whore
he will he, employed in engineering
work for tho East Oregon Lumber
: company. ,
Dr. Walter E.' Pierce, of Boise was.
in the city this morning in company
with Dr. m T. Phy, of Hot Lake. Dr.
Pierco will spend a part of tho sum
mer with Dr. Phy as his guest at Hot
Lake. '
Mr.' and Mrs. L. K. Fressel, of
Portland, are visiting Mrs, Pressors
paronls, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Har
ris. Mr. PiesHC,l Is assistant sup
oiintendent of Allen & Lewis, tho
wholesale grocery company of Port,
land. ; :..
Engineer Jack Thatcher, who has
w had a run on the Pilot Rock branch
' the past eighteen months, is back -m
La Grande on a lay-off. Furloughs
from railroad work aro no longer per
missible except in cases of sickness,
and Mr. Thatcher says be comes with
in the rcgluations and that a few days
of hot weather that has been expen
enced in his territory is sufficient to
put nearly anybody on the sick list,
It. E. Leonard, -of Seattle who
was In the city today, proudly ex
hibited to his friends a lp.ttor from
bis son in Franco, who has Just
been wounded in one of tho recent
battles, but the boy told his father
not to worry as he was-only proud
of the part ho took, as one of the
ondor officers. He told of tho cap
ture of enemy machine guns,, as
wefi as prisoners, and sent good
cheer to tho loved ones at home.
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NOTICE TO SUGAR USERS
- Hotels, restaurants, bakers and nil
dealers in sugar muRt file their state
ments with the'. county-food adminis
trator on or before the loth day of
July. Anyone failing to comply with
this notice will not be permitted to
buy sugar the balance of the year.
' TAX LAO.
That Is what is so much adver
tised todaya Tonic and builder.
Only one agpney In each city. This
is old at Sllverthorn's. . 7-!l If
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FAMI t-Y DRUS STORE
LA saANOCOflcaON,
Too Much. Soap Bad.
Many persons abuse soap by making
a-stiff, creamy lather in bathing,
under the belief tlint-llils is neccessnry
to dissolve dirt that fills the pores of
the skin. On tho contrary. Dr. Samuel
Dixon, health commissioner, of Penn
sylvania, enys very little soap is re
quired to break up dirt and pewiilt
wnter to remove, foreign substances
from tho pores so that glands may
perform their normal 'function. Ex
cessive uso of soap usually fills the
pores with fatty substances and re
sults iu imperfect action of tlio sweat
glands, which is recognized ns a cause
of disease, especially of a respiratory
nature.
Ripening Fruit is
Set In Some Gold
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY , NEAR
UNION COUNTY ORCHARDS
BOTH WORTH VISITING
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By W. C. Cowgil!
While doing a little work In Marion
county a short time ago, Just the time
of apple season, early last fall, I had
occasion to make a trip over, in Polk
county, just across the lino, to aid In
making some apple contracts for the
new dehydrating plant at that time
just in the market for such contracts,
and returning by a somewhat differ
ent route we stopped our auto a few
minutes on tho brow of a high hill,
whore the view was one of particular
enchantment with the result that the
scene was forever engraved - on my
mind and afterwards it was published.
On my recent trip over in the Cove
country, a- similar ' contour of the
country I happened to be riding
through, so forcibly reminded me of
my previous, equally enjoyable outing,
will reproduce the story, with the idea,
that, by some chance, it ' may be a
pleasure to others to make this same
auto trip from La Grande; : .
: : Fruit and fccenery.
Whonever you tire of things, as
sometimes you do, just come with me
for a two hours' motor spin over the
line in Polk county, our next of kin, and
if upon your return hojjie you don't tell
me that you have haaVthe ride "of your
life, I'll pay the bills. '
While in search, of something new
in tho way of urban-lite, the other
afternoon, I happened to run right into
it, pell-mell,' with a rush that almost
took my breath away, until my friend
suddenly stopped his car and asked if
I knew whore I was.;
Heart of the Orchards ;
Recovering my senses a little and
taking a few long, long breaths of de
liriously pure- and wood scented air:
it began to dawn upon me that wc
Were then in tho heart of tho prune
and apple orchards of Polk at onco
her pride nnd her profit.
I leurned at once why Mr. L. J.
Chapin wanted to show me something
new, whilo ho indulged in a bit-of
business on his own account. --.Ho had
previously shipped a good many car
loads of prunes .from this; same or
chard, and now ho wonted to inveigle
the owner of it out of about 1000
bushels of his best apples. : '
In the Gloaming
Returning to tho city in the gloam
ing; we took the Oak Grovo-Salem
hill route, almost all hill. r
A long spurt up, up to the summit,
and the car came to a sudden stop.
Spread before us like a hugo pan
orama, we could see the orchards and
fields wo had so recently passed; off
to the north Newborg und lntervcning-
lowns could be seen. Salem, .Dallas,
and about fifteen other towns and vil-
' EMMA ROBERTS
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Emma Roberts, the contralto, who
wai ohoien ' to represent America's
best type In the muslo festival at Ann
Arbor and the great Bach festival at
Bethlehem. Pa.
ENSIGN POGUE TO
LEAVE LA GRANDE
LOCAL SALVATION AIOIY I.UAU
Klt TiiANSFIOItltlOl) TO THH -liAhT
FAHUM ELL SOCIAL.
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Ensign Florence rogue, In chargo
of i tho local Salvation Army work,
has received .orders to leavo hor
charge in La, Grande and go to
Minneapolis to take an ; important
position in Salvation Army work m
that city. ::
Miss Pogue says her work iu La
Grande lias been most enjoyable
and sho wishes to thank nil who
havo so generously, supported her
In hor work hero, Tho demands of
war work is the cause of it general
move among tho Salvation Army
leaders all ove(r the country, and
whilo Miss l'oguo feels tho duty of
answoring the call, she regrets very
much that her torm hero hns been
so short. On tho other hand, En
sign Pogno's earnest . work "lias -resulted-
in arYOr)tMibst4uiti&t' friend
ship among the. people of' La
Grande who havo regrets over her
doparturo.
A farewell ico cream social will
lages were in pla n view. Abrupt " " "
1 r. n, n,. Thursday (tomorrow) evening, and
cliffs roscon one side. On the other , t' v . , ; , , , ,
uiua lust-mi "iv . n. slinrt. nroifiiini w 11 ho m-esontcr .
it seemed a thousand tcet to tno level . ,,,, i t u .ii-
of tho dusty gram fields, being
plowed now for fall sowing dust ris
ing in clouds with every turn of the
disc or harrow.
There are, of course, more rugged
views along the Columbia highway
east of Portland, in the Cascade range,
or in the Coast range of mountains,
but I venture to Say, that right jioro,
within less than an hour's ride from
I On Sunday evening,' at 8 o'clock,
there will bo a turcwoU service for
Miss Poguo and her assistant, Miss
Julia Messingcr. ' -
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Aro You Olio Of Them? ' ,
' There arc ' a great many people
who would bo vory much benefited
by taking Chtiiuliorlaln's Tablets for
aWr-nk rn- if itmriliM-eil Ktni)i:ir-h Are
Iho center of Salem,, there exists no jyolll om) of tllem?,, Mr8,. M. u. Sl!,u.i
more picturesque scenery in the Cas- iBaidwinsvlllo. N.Y., relates hor ox-
cades, Blue mountains or Englo Chief
ranges of eastern Oregon.
Snnnnt. in the Hills
The sun was just going to hide he-
porlckco in the use of thopo laidets:
"I hadia bad ysncll Willi niy Hloiiinch
about V'x 1 niftnths ago, and was
troublodk for iwo or tliroo weeks
sjumachl ' Oi
nc lo lake,
A took ' a b
rst d(Vo rfdieved me
nnd -kcK on takl
I wiw Vurojil." H'hesi
of my
vised me
Tabids. Alooli
tho first At.
fully,
until
ir druggist ad-
Cliambei'laln's
a bottlo home nud
wonuof-
ing them
lablels
hind the distant hills as our car began Iwlth gasVind sivero pains in tho pit
to slide down grade, and running,
slowly we had the full benefit of the
changing color scheme in the heavens
above us. Bright gold streamors shot
through a veil of clouds; salmon hued
stripes, like tho laying on of applique
pieces over the face of the light blue
sky, trailed off into lighter pinks at
the far end of this huge patchwork
quilt, seemingly all ready to wrap
around the growing chilly child oi
night, nnd tuck her away to sleep ir.
the arms of Morpheus, , until sum
moned again to break" forth resplend
ent in a new-born day.
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do not vcllevX Pf In, hut after the
pain has been V-uovod may prevent
Its recurrence. (Adv.) :
Mongrels for War Work.
"Tho psychology of the dog in war Is
n subject lo consider now that the
military demand for dogs In growing,"
said Cleveland E. Ellis, of Raleigh,
N. C, recently.' Dogs are invaluable
In trench warfare. "They scent the
enemy's approach, carry messages nnd
locate the wounded. Tho thoroughbred
dog Is usually good at one or two
things. Tho pedigreed prize-winning
dog Is gnnd to be looked upon, and not
much more. i
. "But there is another dog, a very
useful dog, nnd plenty of him... This
is (he stray dog of the street, cur lij
general repute and miscellaneous by
breeding." ' .
A gyroscope to prevent liicyclea fall
ing while being ridden has been In
vented by au-Engllshman.
Tlio nvorngo man's heart weighs
from 10 to Vi ounces; the average
womnu's from eight to ten,
By treating them with certain gases
Frenchman 1ms succeeded in keep
ing eggs fresh for ten months.
iNEWTODAYi
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FOR SALE,
Black 112.
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Call
710 tf
WANTEU.
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-Work by
c Red j
a boy
aged
10-fit
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ng. Cnll tl
Mothers of Oregon
Prepare for Trouble!
When ugirl becomes a woman, when
a woman becomes n mother, and when
a woman paui'es through, the changes oi
middle hto, ore i he throe periods of
hie when health and utrongth are most
needed to M'l'httund the pain and dis
tress often cntn-ed bv severe organic dis
turbances, ftlanv tliom-aialB along the
Paciilc Count -would .testify pint as do
Iho Iollowiin .f
WANTED.
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Pickoi-B. Good
C. Coolidgc.
7-9 lit
Job Printing, The Observer, Main 87
Cronnipry.
man lo
ureaiijH
WANTED. A iiufn to drive car
and help iu rcointiry. Valley
710 St
WANTEI To rent, small, modern
- furnished house. B. F. Wylde.
d'hone Main 7K2. Adv. v 7-10-:itp
F1SHEK3, Campers, IlMulnrs, La
borers. 1 hone Ma'ii 7fj' for
Auto scrvLe.
July 5 0, ).', 17, JO, 212:
FOUND Purse contain
money. Owner can rei
calling at La Gran
and describing pro
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njTiplKMi. 1 llilnk it Is n (ii-ffti( U)
vvimninUind. Dnrlnir cxpci-tniicy I wnst
oil. m nick vllh tlmt trriljh; morr.iiiii
ik'kT-W. 1 v.'iih so hmi ttmt I lii'-t cmilij
joi uiit. tlilnt?. I r(i!iirn'in,i,(l fcuklnit
i tun i iru rrt'cripMon (itiri i whh rn
j !,ovfyl ut- our:' mttw ikuim'ii. rm Iw.rU
uu'hm. no h.ifkiirho,- jiml I not ilmiti.ri)
M M. VY. i . 1'OCKKUH. Cil.'U
SoitKl.l.A, Oi:noN T It it vo jn.nnrH
jv-irvthluix dnrliia flxjwi'iiii.cy lmt. Iho
V-i'tlnm look Dr. I'lfrcos I-avorHo
V'rpJK rintinu iv. I novcr missed a. meal
LOST. J let ween lnibler and . La i and hiwl cn)iMrdMVr'lv n MtflcrluK. I
T.ranrin 2 2-rd vm-Hii nf rrnr'n ' would surnly roromnvMid th ' l'rrwctff
luce on June flth. Finder plf OBf! I (0r youtm (ffrls cnmlnij Into wnmunlHxt.
notify Mrs. ChrUty ArvXL and! "A (rlomi l vakiMi? !;. mr.rfnp nntv
receive rewara. . i .u. uox "M(nflt, Mw would not knnw-Mlui wtta the
lnibler, Ore. 7-10 Ct jid 1 Mmo woman. J-Muw, li. lJiumkn.
sum of
vcj ntuuv ifj , no
I. Hank
Adv.
7-10-lt-
HAVE YOU BEE:
FISHING' YET? :
LA GRANDE
Fishing
,vou should get
togs -anti sporting
iat its bV
ur sliaiV
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unevi ouim
utu
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Inspect our
plies. .Prict'b aro dioi
goods to select from.
it right now. Vacation time is here and
of recreation. .. The right kind of oiitiner'
add much, to tho pleasure of your trip.
g and sportingoods and camp sup-
nd we offer a wide range of outing
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Phone and
Mail Orders'
Promptly and
Carefully . -Pilled
T GOLDEN RULE O
One" of (he 600 It. C. U. Stores with an Annual Purchaslnx Power of
Over 60 Million Dollars
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WORTH KNOWING '
. Canada hns only two Inhabltauta for
each square mile of territory,
Spain's government officials are to
jet a war bonus of a month's salary.
Frequent and moderate rain Is the
most effective of all sanitary agencies,
SnvliiHS banks of Norway consider
ably increased the number of deposi
tors and the total of deposits during
1016, the chief Rain taking place in
the fisheries districts. '
As the beginning of a great conser
vation project In. South. Africa a dam
Is being built Across Sunday's river
that will Impound sufficient water to
support 10,000 persons, "
Official figures ust made public In- I
dlcnte that nearly 50,000 women have !
replaced men employed in banking In-1
titutlons In Croat Britain since the I
commencement of the war, i
This is ,
Union Store,'. '
and W.'-S
Obaenro' V
Union Hoara- -
Observci; advertising will bring re
SHERRY
t THEATRE . '
TIIH IfOUSH Oli OUAUTY.
Last Stowing 1
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foday .of
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The Girl ffrorh Beyond
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lh-om Cyrus TolnseiUB Brady 's "story
"A Tpvufc Pmrlinco
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"THE ROS
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A Fox Super-Feature.
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assistant) not fooKo'Jl&iutv
Voltaire, 1694.177$
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"Mamma, don't give
me Castor. Oil" !
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;, SucK is a familiar entreaty of childhood.
. : All children hate castor oil, Grown
people themselves won't takoit, . ;
No child minds Stnnolnx -it is tasteless,
odorless, -colorless. So it's not liko a
, i medicine.
Stanolnz is not n cathartic, laden with
hnbit-forminfe drufes, It does not stim
ulate the intestines to abnormal action.
Stanolax is a lubricant. It softens tho
bowol content, nnd oils nnd soothes i
- fhe intestinul walls and makes elimi
; nation easy.
By this ftehtlo but ccrtnin method, nil
toxic poisons nro carried awny. Thus
nuto-intoxication is prevented.- .
By tho use of Stanolux one prevents
i chronic Constipation, with all its
resultant ills. ,
Stanolax represents the new-day way
: opposed to harsh purgatives. The
natural , way as opposed to violent
treatments. '
Druft-luden cathartics afford only tempo. 1
rury relief.
Stanolux, taken regularly, say a teaspoon v
., at, bed time, will keep the intestinal
:. tract clean and ever ready to function
properly.
Your druftfeisf has Stanolax. Buy one
bottle. It will convince you that old-
tuiuurucs are needless. . - r ..
. Manufactured Only by '
Standard Oil Company v
(Indiana) ' :,'. . , .. .
Chicago, U. S. A.
OTANO
Atd.U.a. PAT.orv
FOR
CONSTIPATION
STANOLAX is for sale in LA (JUANIJ JlY
Red Cross Drug Store
C. D, Putman
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WL9M
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La Grande Pharmacy
O. E. Silverthorn 5
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