La Grande evening observer., November 18, 1918, Image 2

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ale or ail
Trimmed Hats
The X? wot nnd Smartest of Late Fall and Ym
U.T Models arc included in the sale
40 Hats at
$495
75.997 NAMES IN CASUALTY LIST
' WASHINGTON, Nov. lS-Wtfh the
j list of names published Sundafy the
total of such-publication ha reached
; 76,907 names out of an estimated ap
proximate 100,000 casualties occurring
in the American expeditionary forces
during the overseas operations. Fol
lowing the puhlicHtlnn of the remain-
der of thee casualties the only lists
j will represent such di-alhs or injuries
i resulting from disease or accident and
the list i .voccled to take a drop to
a eomparutiveiy small Dumber daily. -
The casualties as published to dute
have been see;ree;ated as follows:
Killed in action (including- 330 at
sea) 11.-2M; died of wounds, 5.S07;
died of disease, 0,139; died of accident
and other Ci.uses, 1.40
action, -Hl.ltKi; missina; in action (in-
jcludiner prisoners), 7,091. Total to
! date, 75,097. ' . .
McDOLLS SENTENCED
Plead "OiilHjr 1 to Oirfcfl -of Bur.
glnr) and Are Sentenced.
WANTSTATES TO
PROJECT TO MAKE
VALE.BIG PLACE i
(Continued From Page 1.)
the place of project engineer: Geo.
T. Corchran, superintendent of
this water division will confers, i
with Mr. Lewis this week In re-,
gard to the appointment of a sue-!
cessor- It is probable that this'
wounded inTwIll -be Percy Runner, mi per In-'
tendent of water division No. ll
since last November wbea be was I
elected to Oil vacancy. ' I
All others at a big discount
Hills Department Store
i Harry McDowell ssd Arnold Mr
jDnwell, brothers, were tbis nmrn
'Jris sentenced by Judge Knowles to
an Indefinite term in the state
penitentiary. Th?y had been ar
raigned before the Grand Jury for
ithe next term of ciicuit couit but
jon Saturday afternoon plead guilty
to the charge of rol.bery from the
L. A. Wrlpht hardware rtore at
; Union last month.
OVER-SUBSGRIBEI
ARRESTED FOR INTOXICATION,
Forfeiture of the t2S bail resulted
when Edwin Hug, arrested for drunk
enness at the Zuber dance haH last
Saturday evening;, failed fo appear in
municipal court this morning. '
official ih'.ivk will end
- this vkxinu.
Hare Filled Quotas New Calls
.Make Money Needed.
CulU XUA.e -Money Needed.
Although the cimoaien for the
NEW AMBASSADOR NAMED. Allied Drive end.. so far as the
WASHINGTON, Nov. 18. (Ui'ited .national drive la -concerned, this
Press) President Wilson today norni- evecing, there will tot 'likely be
nated John W. Davis as ambassador jcesatlon anywhere in .the state ex
to Great Britain. Alexander King, of Veyt such sections as are complete-
Atlanta, Georgia, was named as so-! Jy over the 130 per cent. State Di-
L i licitor general to succeed Davis.
DEBT TO FRANCE
IS LARGE ONE
OVER SIXTY-SEVEN BILLIONS
CHARGED TO JIUN3. '
Boats, As Wed As Money, to
Exacted From Centra! Powers
. v ., at Settlement.
Be
which it is to be paid. France want
" Isdcmnhy profit, but all French
men want lawful reparation.
Germany and Austria, it adds,
should return to the allies a minimum
of 7,000,000 tons of shipping in pay
ment for that destroyed in the war,
but they have at their disposal only
3,000,090 tons. Consequently the de
livery of the entire German-Austrian
merchant marine would constitute
only half reparation. .
i SHERRY'S
i rector Davidson Is being called up
ion from national . headquarters to
put Oregon 15 per cent over and
! he In turn 1.J urgently requesting
J every county in the state to give
I that amount, as unexpeced calls
PARIS, Nov. 18. Germany' debt
to France is estimated at 340,000,
000,000 francs by the Matin, in an
editorial Saturday. The newspaper as
serts the proportions of the debt art
as follows!
Return cf the Indemnity of 1S71
with . interest, 60,000,000,000 franca;
expenses in the present war, 140,000,
000,000 francs; pensions 40,000,000,000
fmocs and reparation for. damages
100,000,000,000 francs.
The Matin declared that France
mint secure acknowledgment ot the
debt before -examining .the way '. In
Jt Is announce! that the First
Battalion of the Third Oregon
Regiment will resume regular prac
tice this evening. Drill has been
suspended on a number of evenings
on account of the ban on all pub
lic meetings, during the epidem
ic of influenza. -
"FLOWER OF THE DUSK"
mm2 for contributions "dit! to the added
j fields laid open by the recent
(armistice, makes the original call
MAKES A BIG HIT j insufficient
' I In Union county there are many
Viola Dana Is a Veritable Delight In districts to clean up this evening.
Appealing Metro Play. jand some others, will not be finlsh-
; ted until later. There will be no
The screen -adantation of Mvrtle 'letup "" the eanvaas has been
Reed's famous novel, "iijowcr of the
Dusk," which was the feature at the
Sherry Theatre yesterday was one of
the most popular plays ever shown t
this house and drew an enthusiastic
and appreciative audience.
' Viola Dana was seen at her very
best as the sweet little New England
jrirl with a quaint old-fashioned set-
ting. The story is that of
made complete.
FAIL TO OBSERVE STREET RULE
Failure to observe traffic right-of-way
rules was the charge upon which
E. F. Perry was arrested this morn
ing. As Perry approached the inter
section of Fourth and Washington, he j
failed to make allowance for an ap-
vonne ; proaching merchant's delivery wagon
INEWTODAYIi
WINTER APPLES 75c,, per. box.
Bring boxes or Racks. '2709 X.
Birch St., La G.-ande. H-18-!fS
THE LITTLE WOMAN, in brown
coat, accompanied by boy about 14
years of age who took white cro
cheted bag and contents, from little
girl, in Golden Rule- store, Monday
morning, will save herself trouble
by returning same at once to the
Golden Rule store. UU9-3t
FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR AUTO
One acre homesite in Park addi
tion. F. W. Weber, Baker, Ore.
. . 11-18-Ct
WORK WANTED By young man;
can drive truck or car. Inquire Box
500, L Grande, Or. . ll-18-3tpd
LOST A bunch of keys,
fire station. .
Return to
ll-18-2tpd
FOR SALE WWaiia Steel Range,
aluminum finish, in good, first
class condition; hot water coil. 1904
E. N Ave., Phone Black 3961.
ll-18-3t,pd
W. J. Anderson, of
li h U Or-sde today
of Mr. and Mn. Norman Desltet.
and collided with the vehicle, breaking
the wheel of the delivery wagon and
inflicting minor damages.
ARCADE
TODAY and TOMORROW
Thoa.n.Ince
ENID
Brent Casting an Ancient Art.
Th e.rt cf bronze casting was In
troduced liito Slam by the Chinese
about tfc eleventh century and muny
statues of the lndlir divinities were
cast frtr. It for religious purposes.
girl's devotion to her blind father and
of his reliance on her for all thihtrs.
. How this young girl is enabled to
r v. ; . i f. Uim
Huntington, . .. . . ;,! i IIIOIMS MKETS TONIGHT
me uelj. --.,.. , . ,;.ii,. w.i Dr. K. l: Moesmaff wishes to
-I ..),, nn)l tVa-annnrt rir impreEB upon nil uui
players, all of whom arc noted artists,
combine to present a truly wonderful
likeness of the real New England
home life deriirted.
A Fattv Arbuckle cnmMy rounciB
"The
MOTiagfeRing
Wednesday and Thursday
'The
Unbeliever"
.. . Seek Healthy View Point.
If you desire to posses a brood,
healthy point of view, observe the
horde of restless, unhappy men and
women who have failed to find happi
ness through a worship of false gods,
and who nnd It only after having
found I purpose that would effectively
nerve humanity. They will teach you a
lesson on Use futility of striving after
th things that serve no aseful end.
Get a healthy viewpoint upon life 1
Community chorus meets tonight
in the city library to resume re
hea rsals and set ready for Thanks
RivinK services which are to be
and of a . coniniuaity ' na-
' , .1 - wktrl, tknivn here ture.
the last time tonight
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
REBEKAHS, ATTENTION.
Coital Rebekah Iyodge No. SO. will
meet Tuesday evening, as usual, at
7 JO o'clock.
iROSA GLASS, Noble Grand
LUCIA HALEY, Secretarv.
ll-18-2t.
' . mmmm ' alcohol was found in his possession at
"UNBELIEVER"
TOM COOPER FORFEITS FINE.
Tom CoopcTj arrested Saturday ev
ening for intoxication. Tailed to appear
in municipal -'court this morning and
forfeited the hail of $10. A bottle of
j the time of his arrest.
B. OF R. T. MEETING.
To all members of La Grande Lodge
No. S15, of R. T.: A regular meet
ing will be held at 1 o'clock, p .m, in
stead of 2 o'clock p. m, on Novem
ber 19, 1918, Jor the election of offi
cers and other business.
WM. N. SHADE.
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the
the
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to express our . sincere
thanks to the many friends and the
fraternal orders and societies for the
sympathy and beautiful floral offer
ings extended during our bereave
ment.
- Inre, and directed by her husband.
' Fred Niblo.
You may think that your ratrl-j There is much to be said i,n fa
oi!..;r. has reached the hieliestlvor of Ihe story because It Is at
point, that nothlmt cbt move you'll different in many respects
to a docner reelina. and that youlfrom the average photoplay and
,hnr,,..i,iv i,-,rriie tf, lmnor-1 furthermore it is so well acted and
i.nh nt ti n n.iii- stated that leaves a lasting Im-
tarv senire. but i- to see Georre Prtsion ui ifaim uu
Kleine's 'The Un-wliever" at the!1" ,ne "." nl "
Arcade next Wediie-day, and you'll! ,no "'"" iowa n .
i. . .h.,,,. ti, ,Br. erstwhile Broadway B1ar of
vice that -ftcures prominently in '" Frt Niblo. has quickly
r-.nner lntrhe.:. and in war : Sra5ped the essentials of the screen
but is never much In the public and there " is nothin? about 'The
eve. the Ma.lxe Corps. JMarriage R.!BR to disclose that
The l'n!.-!iever" w-us produced !,hi" !" ''" Brs e'T,1rt dl"
Thoroas A. Edison in cnopera-, . ' . , t
I no s:ory oea:s wixn - me gin
wife of a , brute who . dominates
her. Thr-y strung!? over a revolv
er which is discharged and she
this a e" n I1 1 r 'nAa aQa goes id
Honolulu wnere sn) learns to lore
a real m-.n. -Then the husband
fhow! up. Meals her and imprisons
her in a hut. He is working with
ittle volume wrltle.i by Mary
ATTENTION K. OF P.S.
There will be lodge tonight, and
work in the second rank. Be sure to
be there.
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Flour
! WITHOUT BUYING SUBSTITUTES
Plenty of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Look,
oyer tne list ana pnone your oruur m mm w
RADISHES
HOT HOUSE LETTUCE
GREEN PEPPERS ,
RED PEPPERS
CABBAGE
SWEET SPUDS .'.i i
CELERY
CUCUMBERS
TOMATOES
SQUASH
PUMPKIN
APPLES
Gil KEN ONIONB
in: ad Lirri'UCB
IIKI'.TS
TCIlMI'S
I.KMONH -CAHKOTfl
OAUI-lf! ' '
DRY ONIONS
CltANKMItKIKS
CIIAi'K Fill.'IT
ORANGES
HANANAS
Harris' Grocery
Phone, Main 70 and 77; Farmers, Black 192
408 NORTH FIR STREET ACROSS THE TRACK
"United States Food Administration Lirenae No. 050255."
All the Khaki goods, so much need
ed by the soldier boys, are on sate at
Silverthorn's at very low prices. Drop
in and see them, many are on display
in the show window at the store.
FAMILY DffUd STORE
ia asANos,oasaoN.
Y. M. C. A.
Educational Department' , Short
hand and typewriting. Day classes,
classes 7:30 p. m. to 9:30 p. m.
1C:00 a. m. to 3:30 p.. m,' Night
. NOTICE. ,
The Morehouse Uusinels College
will promptly resume all, class work
on Monday, November 18, 'at' the Ore
gon Hotel. Secure a studentship with
and . come prepared to hustle
through vour stuuv hours, that the
J. L. ROBERTSON, C. C. I better opportunities which'- lie justl
ahead, may soon be yours. Classes
from 0 to 12 a. m., 2 to 5 p. m., and
evening classes, 7- to 0 p. m..
Our progress will be built on prac
tical common sense.
W. D. MOREHOUSE.
11-lDtf.
Heal Skin Diseases
It is unnecessary for you to suffer with
eczema, blotches, ringworm, rashes and
similar skin troubled A little zemor
obtained Et any drug store for 35c, or
$1.00 for extra larce bottle, and promptly
applied will usually give instant relief
from itching torture. It cleanses and '
soothes tiie skin nr.! lids quickly and
effectively most tkifl dieses.
Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating dis
appearing liquid and U coo'.hing to thj
most delicate slx It h nU creasy, iii
easily applied and costs little. Get i;
tody and Bave all further distress.
The E. W. Sf Co.. CVvcland. O
by
tion wi'h the l niled States Marine'
Corps. RealliinK; tho rompiiiouii
power and appeal of the screen, the
government In the early staces of
piepar:ition requisitioned
power and has been wieMing it.
first, through "The Star Spancled
nnaer." and no-v throuch "The
Secretary and Treasurer f ir..i.bitn..A. -,ii. i. ha,-wi on a
niond
The
ShipuiAn Andiews
Thrr-e Thinci "
thk iitni;K in -;.
From San lrancieo to the trop
ical charm of Hawr.ii rane.es the
jstory of "The Marriage Ring." in
called ' Plantation and the girl escapes In
jihue to save it. The husband is
; burned to death In his own 6re
jar.d she left free to wed the man
of her (boice.
Notire is hereby given that I will
not be responsible for any debts in
curred r.f-.er this date by my wife.
Mrs. E. J. or Fay Brown. Dated this
is Miss Bennett's latest rararaount j lMh day of November, ms.
picture, produced by Thomas H. 1 1 I-IX-IPm-I. E. J. BROWN.
Mrs. Kenneth Murrhisoa. i which Enid Bennett will be seen
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Murchison. fwiih great success at the Arcade
Mr. and Mra. D W. Miirrhi- i Theater todav and tomorrow. This
son,
Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Wilson,
Mr. and Mrs. E. U Park.
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blend of coffee butf
contains no caf feine
The unusually attractive taste of
makes many people prefer it
to coffee.
And you can make each cup
strong er mild just as you
wish by varying the amount
of Instant Postum used per
cup.
A Trial Is Convincing', j
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"Silk Stockings"
WKITOMK TO MY NKV OFFICE
I hare jnt completed moving
all my aht'.rart reixiids and offlre
lequipment Into the buildlns one
door south of the Observer office
where I shall be vlvand to meet
all my friends and VjsI-.pks clients.
Still hare money to losn. make ab
stracts from complete set cf rec
ords, write your insurance and do
a general office buslners. Call in
imd see me at my new office. lTM
Sixth street, 11-19-tr
COMING Tiu nday and
Ycdncsdar. Wm. Pes-'
nioii.1, iu :01d Hartwell'Sj
Cub'" $
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NOTIfK
Any subscriber In t-a
Grande Hilsslns the Observer
will plesne rail Main 37. So
many hve been mlt,-cd late
ly thai tho Observer has ar
rsnced to put on n extra
carrier who will receive com
plaints hi the evrnlric oer
Ihe phone and Immediately
deliver the pape.- to anyone
missed. 11-1K-5I.
PEACE OR
WAR
Summer or Winter Rain or Shine, Goodyear Tires are the
best. No matter what the conditions, Gobdyears will give
you the greatest measure of milage anTpeace of mind.
Don't make expensive experiments, buy the kind that have made good for years
W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO.
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