THURSDAY; JANUARY Ho.iOl!): "V
r GfcANDE EVENTNO OBSERVER "
THRICE"'
WMMWWdrtMMMWMy tract ' a large attendance. For so
i lung the people have been without
'outside entertainment It most re
freshing to partlcltpate in an eve
ning with some music celebrity or a
'good speaker.
Red Cross
Drug0 Store
The Pretcrinlion Store.
o
Is
ocial and
Mrs. C. E. Cook, who has been a
guest at the home of E. T. Jndrews,
left for California, this morning to
join her husband, who is operating
manager for the B. F Goodrich Rub
ber Co. of Akron, Ohio. . Mr. and
Mrs. Cook resided in San Francisco
for several years.
AGED ltKSlDK.NT VKHY LOW
Ott Vandermuehlen, who has
been ill for some tliae at the home
r) aVof hi nephew, Chas. Hutchlns, is fe
I CFSOnUl J ported today to be Vfery low. Mr.
Vandermuehlen has reached an ad
vanced nse andis is not expected
that he will survive his illness.
f. S. Ivanhce has gone gn a bus
iness trip to Portland.
S. L. Cahoon left last night for
Walla Walla on bflsiness.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Denham of El
gin are guests at the Sommer today.
Little Ken Siegrist, has b'een
ill for several days, Is very much
improved.
Mrs. F. H. Gaulke is in La Grande
, from Joseph attending a meeting of
the Red Cross.
Dr. M. K. Hall, wl.o has been in
La Grande for & few days, returned
to Portland yesterday.
Jewel Roe hus returned from
Camp Lewis where lie has been sta
tioned for the past few weeks. He
has received bis discharge and will
remain permanently.
Word has been received from Al
fred Groupe that he arrived at Camp
Lewis, Friday with the 340 Field Ar
tillery, and expects to receivo his dis
charge and be home in a short time.
A telegram was received this morn
ing by Mrs. D. D. Hence of Island
City from her son. Perry Benge, say
ing that he had arrived in New
York, but did not known when he
would bo able to nine home.
Word has been received from Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. Common of Sant:V
Ilaibara, California, telling of the
loss of their little son. The Com
mon's were well known in La
Orande National bank and Mrs. Com
mons was a teacher in the high
school in this city. , -
Adolph Siegrist is again confined
to his home with ailments following
his recent illness. Mr. Siegrist had
recovered to a point where ho
thought it safe to resume his posi
tion in the N. K. West & Co. store
but apparently his condition was not
sufficiently strong to stand the exertion.
NOTICE.
Donations consisting of jelfies, jams,
fruit butlers, plain pickles, condiments
and relishes such as picealli or chew
chow, are very much needed and will
be grateful accepted by
THE RED CROSS CANTEEN
Leave donations at the Snodgrass gro
cery or phone Main 781, and they will
be called for.
SNTODAYj
WANTED To buy very reasonable n
second-hand Underwood typewriter.
Send description and price first let
ter. Box 560.. l-30-2tp
FOR SALE Reasonable: Rose comb
'Rhode Island Red roosters for breed
ing. Red 3452. 2803 N. Depot.
l-30-2tp
WANTED Woman for housework.
Telephone Red 5811. 1-30-Ut
LOST A bunch of keys, between the
postoffice and First and Washing
ton streets. Finder will please leave
at Silvcrthorn's Family Drug store.
1-30-31
FOR SALE Setting henB, dny old
chicks and hatching eggs from se
lect matlngs of Blue Rock Hy
brids. My egg record open for
inspection. C. S. Sliultz. 1904 East
N ave. Phone Black 3961.
FORD FOR SALE New 5-passenger,
only driven 200 miles. $550. No
cash required. Will take any part
or all in Liberty bonds at face value,
quick snlc more desirable than cash.
See Scott, "the Overcoat Man,' at
Foley hotel. l-30-3tp
' Interest has renewed itself In
the Lyceum course program which
remains unfinished and the ap
proaching number promises to at-
FOR SALE 3 or 4 good gems and
1 good second-hand overcoat, cost
$40 1 year ago. Any old price with
in reason gets 'em. Come quick.
Room 117, Foley hotel. l-30-3tp
LOST Pink cameo pin. Return to
Observer. Reward. l-30-3tp
A classified ad will bring- results.
Used Cars
Listed With Us For Sale.
Nearly new, Ford Vith shock
speedometer ,
Chevrolet Good condition
Buick B-25 ,.
Ford Touring Car
absorbers and
$500.00
$400.00
$500.00
$300.00
We also have a long list of Maxwells, Saxons,
. Briscoes and Others.
SMITH'S GARAGE
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CHltlSTA WK8TEN8KOW;- JiRIDG
OV Mjyy 9 E.N HON :
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Walter Su-inghnm Itecelyea German
Hook from Lynn Showing Many
Beautiful Bcenrs - -
IMBLER,- Jan.. 29-ISpcial)-
Imbler has been having - regular
spring weather for the past few days.
Mllo Pratt arrived In Imbler Mon
day froln Jerome. Idaho,- for a short
visit who ma parents and brother,
Floyd, who has Just . returned froiil
overseas. . . .. . . ' , .
Chris Stackland of Cove was a
bns'lness visitor to Imbler Monday.
Miss Ghrista Wettenskow and
Levy Jenson ; ofUtah, : left Sunday
evening for Salt Lake, where thej
will be married in tho L. D. 8. tem
ple. The newly wedded couple then
go to Boneta, Utah, where Mr. Jen-
son has extensive fiiruilpg Interest
tnat ne win dispose pr. They
expect to return to Imbler to make
their future home. Miss Westefl-
skow Is one of I m bier's highly re
spected young Indies and has many
friends, who wish her well. While
Mr. Jensen Is one of Uh'a respect
ed citizen. Their map friends ex
tend congratulations.' '
Miss Mubla KeinB'; of La iGrande
came down Sundqy,' morning for -,u,
visit with her friend,. 'Mrs. Archie
Keown. . . ' 4 - '
Mrs. Mable Grqss left Saturday
for Portland where she went to Join
her husband. . She has spent two or
I' , - u
ilLuncheon Suggestion!! '
i n l r-Jrl Uss3 1 sa ted, crack.er.wun douiiioii i , w
UfAdSEraV iKrArrrA fUk.' salads A
. ft. Welsh ebit:etc
( I Don't ask for Crackers, saf Snow. I -J
three woeka .vlsntlng. bar, lather,
Mr. W. L. May., .. ;
Frank Oiuliam of.jElgin was lh;
Imbler Tuesday bttylng oattle.;' ...
W. L. May was a visitor lu La
Grande Friday. ': '
Jack Rlggs of Pumpkin Ridge was
a business visitor in, 'our city Tuea
day. , . . J - '.- ;. "
Mrs. P. S. Robinson's class lh
music has grown to Targe that she
Hikes two day in Imbler each weak,
Mondays and Wednesdays ' "
Rev. Arthur of E!)pH ' held aer
vlces In the M. B. ohurph Sunday. ,:
Wilford Westenakow. returned Sat
urday from Camp Megde,. bringing
with him a very' baij pass of pneilf
monia. He undoubtcdeW had :he
flu and pneumonia sot tq: At till"
writing lie Ib getting oldhg, very rUce
ly. Dr. Rosepian Qt tjjgltt a attend
ing him. ,i ,' 'i.i,.
Mrs. M. A. Stevenson of Elgin
spent the week visiting 'friends; 10
Imbler. ' i ' - ' . '
Leo Westenakow, went to Ejglii
Monday on a business mtssioh. f . ' )
Mr. and Mrs; pun . Meyer camB
over from the flat Tuesday lo' vlt
friends and relatives; ; ' ' - ' - . -,
nhfls. HnlmeH renelved a telerfratn
Saturday, January,, ii. convej'injt
the sad news, of tne oeatn nil
mother, Mrs, kirr Hoiats. tlb) Vfs
visiting her daugkter. at &tat Polat.
;Idaho. Mrs. Holmes will be remem
bered by many friends here, she (lay
ing vllsted at the home of her son
at different times. , '. ' VV f
Mr. and Mrs. J.. H. Walker wijre
In La Grande SaturdiiV on a shdp;
1""B Hint . s .
! J. P. Walker, manner of the ppol
hall went to Hot L(t, Monday to'
:try the hot baths for 16 grippe. -I
Mrs; Josle Day '. arid Wm. Whit"
Jmore of Imbler, were married IH Lft
jOrande Sunday, January 26, at tho
'Christian church parsonage. Rev.
Robert H. Croker,- orfiolated. They
were then escorted to, the home of
Mrs. Isabel Murray, ,'where a wed
ding dlnne was waiting them. They
returned to Imbler Monday where
they will reside.
j Miss Ida West and Charllo San
derson, both of Siininiervllle.-weru
married at the home of the bride's
parents, on Pumpkin Eldge, Sunday,
January 26. They loft on Monday's
: train for a short honeymoon trip. A
number of friends showered them
with rice as they left Imbler
Miss Eva German returned last
week from Seattle, where' Bhe has
been for several weeks
Mrs. Helen Sargent was In La
Grande Sunday to witness the Day
Whltmore wedding.
The Imbler meat market opened
Monday morning under new manage
ment. Albert and Rufus .Keefkr
having purchased the business from
Harry Sanderson. ; Harry .having
bought the general merchandise
store or Jap Choate at SuftimervillB,
decided the two.buslnes was too
imuch t 'handle and decided to dls
jpose of the butcher shop. Harry has
imuny friends In Imbler. who Vlsh
him' success in hi hew venture.
the Keeffer boys are not
and have been associated In
the meal market before and that
they w"ll make a success is the opin
ion of 'heir many friends. .
Walter Strlngltum eelved a book
leijiHWd the 'Der Deutsche Rhcin"
Ifiom bis son, lynf). who Is tn Ger-
frruny, whlh no dout will he a re-'j
winuer 10 nun in yearn to come.
Fratfk McKenn'on has cr.ew of
meri, sorting potatoes at the ware
house in Imbler.
f L. A. Stiingham received two let
,j(er end twoj-pitu'i of 'hie son.
,yie, uiicn in oermsny. iwib uun-
ap Is with him In one pls.ure. Thui-
sure Idok fine as the fittest. w "
Mr. and Mrs. Ci'L. Pratt entt
taltri ai,number(r youngeople at
their home FrliOy nvenlng, In hoej
or of trson. Floyd, who haf jat
returned from England - A very
'tsaot time wae spent 9n playing
-jr nim succ
j) While th(
""n Jstrnngers i
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Huron, of La Grande is visiting at
the hpme of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Hut-on. -
Mr. Smith of the Smith Harare of
La Grande and Jap Choate of Suiu
mervllle were In Imbler Wednesday.
Mrs. John Tuttlo and Mrs. Can
Tuttle took advantage of the
spring, weather and walked to Imb
ler from their home near Willow
Creek. . .
SHERRY'S j
"Hough and Heady"
William Farnum has another of
those virile, fighting roles in ".Rough
and Ready," a melodrama laid in
New York and Alaska. As one of
the Alaskan dance hall girls remark
ed In -subtitle "He'.t a man.' There
was- great emphasis oil the "he." And
there will be few able to repress the
same sentiment. It may be spoken
or merely thought but it wfll imme
diately assert itself. This is partly
due the author and partly due Mr.
Farnum. The former has given him
a role, that fits him as a glove. When
opposed to a man ho Is all fight,
when a woman picks on him he re
fuses ; to defend himself. Could u
hero nave more ideal manners? And
Mr. Farnum with bis fine physique
and expressive face finishes off the
rolo to the proverbial "t."
Of course w e couldn't have an
Alaskan picture without a fight,
much less a William Farnum picture.
In the' sixth reel of "Rough and
Reafly" the big encounter Is staged
(itul .it is a fight that the combined
thrills , of professional wresting and
i)0xfng matches would find hard to
surpass. The ring 13 again the Alas
kan dance hall. Everyone from the
roulette dealer to the toughest girl
la the place comes ton realisation of
what is going to happen when Bill
Straiten (that Farnum) strides
across the floor with fire In his eyes.
There Ib an intensity In the situation
that makes one catch his breath.
Then, when a moment later he comes
rolling down stairs out of the vll
jqfn's room, the suspense becomes
von tighter. With tnat tho fight Ib
brf it) tho death. A ill Bill is the live
biie when Its alt over. . It Is a real
flglit. ' One cun see the muscles of
(he participants quiver.
; "Rough and Ready" has beon
staged realistically and lavishly. The
dance hall is huge and alive with a
horde, of people. Tho snow scenes
ire excellent and thn Yellow Oulch
Street. Is a fine setting. Richard
Btoriton' and Ed Sedwlck, who pro
barad tho Btory and scennro, have
combined the elements of heart In
terest, ' pathos and melodramatic
(hrllls in the right proportions. Tliolr
itdry'ls well balanced and moves for
ward with ever-lnoreaslng Interest.
Stanton's, direction Is good from ev
ery standpoint and the camera worx
pf jrlarry Forbes is all that could be
desired. .,- ' . -
SaturdayWhy not Save -a I
j few dollars the next 2 days
Saturday .
ill .' - ' xi m in 11
I lstheLnd!
I THE GOLDEN RULE CO.
UAPTIST w. y. s.
The Missionary society of thoBiip-J. lassanocorcson.
tlst church will meet Friday nflor
noon at 2;30 at the home of Mrs.
W. N. Shado, 1307 Penn.
The new thing for young men: Cloae
fitting military back.. AH the go in
all the big college towns. - Wo will
make them up for you. Royal . Tailor
line, for $18.50 to $25.00, . for thp
months of Jnnunry and February. Call
and see them. ' The ToKgory. l-25-7t
' You cun snve dollars on lots of mer
chandise the next two days at the
Golden Rule company's sale. ' Don't
delny. Sale closes Saturduy. 1-30-2
, All kinds of fine candies in bulk or
in boxes nt 1 -4)0-3 1
REWARD ;
Reasonable reward given for return
of keys picked up at postoffice Jnnu
nry 14th. J nek Oliver, 1-22-tf
MONEY ON CITY PROPERTY ' !
Jack Oliver has money he will lottn
on city property on very easy termed
l-ll-SOt'
THE MOST DANGEROUS
OF ALL 'DISEASES
r
Tvd orjntii rtf tli human body are ho
I rot)) rt nut lo henltb unci Ioiir )lr sa the
kidney 8, Wbou ttmy ilow up and com-
Boncfl 10 Ing In tbfir dutfeo, look out!
anfer in hi olxlit.
Find out what tho trouble la with
ul UuUr. Whenever yon fuel nrvoii,
WOk, (ii7, sudor from aleeplpasiiflMti,
cr Vcvrj puinn in tuu itarh. wnke up nt
ni. Your kidney need hrlp. Thoae nre
- a'ens lo warn yon that your kidneys
re not performing tholr, functions
(roperlj. TIuy oro only half dnlnj
tefr vork nnu aro nl!vv;inB iniptiritiim
to a ecu n. n !nto and ho ennvi'Vtpd into
Urn. ncid and o'lior poinon, whWh
ura rnuilnj yuii diHtroHH an'd will d
trvT rtm unlwita l.icy ro driven from
vur ayitxLi.
pet Borne OOM MDDAL HaarUirt .
Oil Oapaulea nt once. Tiiuy are an old, .
trloll nrvparatinn used all over the .
world for centuries. They contain oalr '
old fashioned, aoothlng oil conibiut)
with stroiigth-divlun and ayatim-cleaua -'
Ina; hcrba, well known and used by phy- '
ii inns in their dally practice. GOLD
MKDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules are inr
ported direct from the laboratories in
Holland. They are convenient to take,
and wilt either give prompt relief or'
your money will be rofnmled. Ask for
fhem at any dm store, but b surd
to i(ot the original imported GOLD''.
MEOAf brand. Accept no aubstilutea,'
lii aealed packages. Three sUss
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A SALES ; BOARD:
Utiitii Sifatcs IprucoRf edition Corrijficn
Xccn Building ISrltm Oon"
DONKEY
ENGINES
,, Wlllnw". Tf-orra,
it! it Wutson,
fisliitif-ton unj
o'..:rr nti:l:os.
Shn' vmk'mk from
li'x-.n. x 10 in.
to
VAr..x 1-l-ln.
RAILROAD
EQiJIi'MENT
Zn-lh. liflnycr .... CS4 Tons
au l i. Ni v AO Tons
lit l:iy;r .... 20 Tons
40- ili. .tc-lnyci- 147 Tons
41- lb. iu-K VIZI Tons
4. -111. HilnVer .... 40!) Tons
M-lb. Kelnycr .... r6 Tons
CO-lb. N-- 2.1BI Tons
117','j-lb. -Now....'. ii0:i0 Tons
Uii-lb. New 2!'10 Tons
l-occmiotivts
f!".ii ml nnl Rod, "C to TO-Ton.
lih iyi, New Ynrk.i, Ht'.lilwins,
UfMSif-ro, Clin.u::, etc.
Let:.
T.I l fKttS
Conifrti-fl ar.d dlfconrrcted,
GU.UOU to 0,000 capacity.
TRUCKS and
AUTOMOBILES
IVl'dr.l.-, l'.i to -i-Tf-e
.K'.ti'rtard., I'M ti G-T-m
I)r.l, 1-i ioii, aWntrfS,!l;'t'm
' K'-,4ilii8, 2-ioa
V-;i., ! i-X"n '
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, KtiKia II? Virii .".-Too
l'd--i'iils, ';-'i
,;t:i (f.l. f.'-l'ta
, cAv.'ii,ol'.ks
(d;ll.T-, S-cp-Piu---fjif:i
I) i'4,- -Kive-l-nsjitniifer
9 i'5id:. i''ivc-i'ns;cnrier
Tc. UMAVd'j MOTOf.5
vrl:,.;-r-' air, -in-c.-tle, "
.' to Ii f ., with "or e
lil'.-.iu. ir.ruru t)
Otfrcr Sljchir.cii nnd
tl.t.) Kr-liVi Uo.-irc" Re-ierves
tne r.i-hi '.cs,:r!pKjj
icj.-;t -lr XCi:.
te
Kiiniuer set and vlnUt.r. 1
At a late
hour ref regiments were sen O. tie
iO"' i Wport a very enjoyable p
-time.
O Dr.
Huron Aid d-Qhter, Mist
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