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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1919)
Tuesday, mmiTA u v9i 10 1 ni n. t I'j I'j ''o"y'a''iHWtfMlUwJl8iij 'etna " , . ; .... . ., Red Cross Drug Store enlisted with th6 Canadians at 1 TTOPE CHAPTER lai;d with the .01 d Strathcona Horse. Ho spent about ftve Otoliths in KiiLland and his unit wns just ready for France, he snvs. when the! hold armistice was signed. They treated , row evening at vhicfl time there will rv. A Wrlrtt. lmlphor. Kana him excelleuttly in EiiRlund hcwtites he mstuilation of otficefs lor the en-ij0im Muyfiold aiffi wife, KIkIr! R ad says he would not have missed suing term, the meeting win begin ji Hill, Teloenset; H. Poute. Vln tiik hoti'.i, l:i:((isri:i;s e J u,111A1J:'!Wi. WiRlesworlli, I'l.ion: W. Sykos. Pendleton: Mr. a'r.il Mrs. Knink nope wispier io. a.., u. c. a., win , Brown; V I.. Clnrlt, La IMiie: M xi:V ti:A( in:its itoik to , -, 1'ITV SCHOOLS STAKI Threo uew ine u:eliittK Btuff Ihelr duties this week, with the bo liri'ferml fur eduratlnn along those 'We 'hirV how'flfii'rnlj.lirti'il blue O illues. Their practical' knowlediia ur ? genres. Thev' will 'not turn nurnle. wear. padjr- M iiwis M'.irr hubs, a neir practical Kiioivleiltjo or j serges. They will not turn pui mliera of the, city uKrteulture to$R a valuable and al-They are good for tlRee yeaft' w uvo commenced'"10' essential uasU noon which tOXifat very little mttre than the tf: 'h.ill.l I r.. ' t ..i... ........ V . ... . ... .rt build Largo farm mid plantation i 1 regular communication tomor-;Kabpr ' i a rl' Fred Ilnulcn. I'm-icinnlni; of tl 8ccnd' semester of I owners forced by labor conditions n ...V.I..U , .;il A. a. ... .. .. ... .. .. ......... Mil turn ...nr.. In ..... 1. his experience for anythln. '.at 7:30 o'clock. The Prescription Store. LOCAL BASKETBALL. . BUNCH TRIM UNION i Crocial and j Personal ' Mrs. A. E. Hunter of La Grande is registered at the Hotel Portland, at Portland, Ore. John L. Hand, prominent attor ney of. Baker, is In La Graudo to day on business. COMMUNITY CHORUS TO RESUME WORK Mambels of tha Community Chor us met at the Ijbrary last nitht in juckn'ess, Uaker;' L. T. Meiril. llak- XCRTII POWDER OUTFIT COMES! i HERE FOR GAME WITH HIGH SCHOOL TONIGHT. E. E. Amsden Is making a busl- cefnt: VP. J. Hill. .Vincent: A. L. Guenther, VUiceut; S. T. Hoard and wife, Minam; J llnllgarth, El gin ; Ernost llollns, Ilotso. At the Foley: C. J. Forsstroin, North Powder: Joe Walker, lmhlor; H. G. Thompson, rendlottin: E. 1! regular business session, when It 'er: p. r. Enis. Pendleton: H. Long. was decided tp "resume the regular Pendleton: Newton Kstes, Enter- Monday night rohearsnls. Prof. Ed- ipr80; chas. Foster, Enterprise; wards, the loVder of the organlza- jiearl ninncfftird. Elgin; R. L. Shoo tlon, though now living with his sons .luiket and wlfo, Elgin; Bora Graeme In Baker, will make regular week- Elgin; Thos. Letter, Joseph; MIsb ly visits to La Grande to train the 'woods, Kelso, Wash.; A. E. Rnbb, choir, ar.d now that all restrictions spokano: F. A. Monote. Pendleton; upon meetin,:5 are removed it is felt!R w Sinclair. Pendleton; Mrs. J. assured that the choir will quickly., vujnatrlck. Lo-Ulne: H. W. John- nvv ,,B ..!,, rr.n .. 1.. 1 ........ . .. win bv the good score of 4a to 19. The 1 ,. ' son. porllnnu; J. i'. murpny. r,po- ,;.., f..t from th- fir., whUtllwi,T "'''"' l"y e"'"! ""'ikano: Joe Sohnltjor, Portland; M. "" v" v " ' ,u. naywaru, d iu i.hk! a. it. ter. Membership in the organiia- jRmm, riolso: L. J. Ileacbam. Imna- tlon -will be on the same terms us!ha. y. Moore, Spokane; John L. were originally adopted. It was do-iTjlwi vt.,ui.. n K iiickr.rt inrt- !Bame- elded. A snecial invitation to lolri m i...,. I ir ilose" Lyman, captain of the local , cholr l8 cxteo4ed to boys who!,,,, ' ,.,. J. n. Caaov. Meach. :.re 'icturning irom tuc survjee The La Grande high school basket ball team, playing their first game of the season at Union Saturday night, ! surprised even their coach "by slipping enough shots through the basket to and with the exception of a few min- lutes in the second half the Union team L tho school term. Mrs. Myrtle Gross Dear conies from the Normal school at Monmouth to take charge of tho sixth grade in Kiv'erla school, tak ing -the placo of Miss Jeauotte Vi'ho.V.ley, who goes into tho high school to teach for a half of onck day and who for the othur hi'.lf is Btipor visor of physical education in city schools. Miss Clem McKln.aoy, who also is from tho Normal school. ccme8 to teach tile fifth pr.ido in the Greenwood school, succeeding Miss Leila Gllflllan, who has resign ed. The third new member of tho staff If Mrs. Harry Cleavor, who suc ceeds Miss Edith Wilson, resigned, as teacher of tho sixth grado iu tho Greenwood school. to turn uioro to mechanical labor saving devices arc eager bidders for compoteut men and offer attractive salaries. The federal board for vocational education at Washington Is desir ous of getting in communication with war disabled farm young mon who would be, intoiestod In taking training for the farm mechanics and similar courses. mess visit In llakor for a couplo of j ws on the defensive throughout the uays tins week. , H. W. Swart left last night fori team, wns high point goiter, scoring Portland, whore ho will visit 19 points. Lodbetter and Kivette at frieods fur a few days.. forwards broke even with 8 points apiece, while Wright, at guard, made St. Puler's Guild of the Episcopal j three baskets for 6 points. Ash, ut church will meet in Ilonan Hall 'the other guard, shot the first basket Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. of the game for a score of-two. Proc- tor and Stoddard went i.ito the game Fr. P. J. Driscoll, rector of the during the last five minutes, but did Church of Our Lady of the Valley, 'not score. The team, which is corn went to Baker on business this posed of only one' member of last morning. ! year's championship squad, displayed 1 some team' work which churact u'izeil Service in honor of Theodora 'the play of the 1IU7-1918 tenm, and Roosevelt ware held in the Baker while not composed of any such stars high school auditorium Suudny aft-!s Taylor, (ianity, Ash and McDon ernoon. Snj.r thia veal's sound ulavs a e:ood am; W. G. Gloason, Portland; C. L. Squire, linblor: Frank .Rogers, l!ak- UTTlTiT rr"VT A tiT ! Waters. Portland; S. E. Garrison, ! f 111 W I l)l 1 rChot Luntlloy. Albert White, Harry '....rr.... 'Duckworth. Russell Jones, Alfred pno oAt .. ...... ..;..i.i r illolllngor. North Powder. vhjit v sppilinip Ni,. 1 t?t.il Chiiff i ...:n. i.- 1.1.... f land wife, Also white seed oats, nbso-: ., ' . !. . ' .. 1. E. Chenault l a tu. fl. un,0 st ,,. "'"""lp pn. Conrtrlgbt. Walla Walla: P. It C.nmitHon, St. Paul; Self.Denlat Went for Nothing. A young woman was staying at Jack's home, and seeing n box of candy on her table, he went Into her room and helped himself. Ills mother told him how wrong It was, and said he must apologize. That night, before go Ir.K Into her room, he wns heard to murmur: "If I has to 'poluglrc. wish I loot more than uno r-loce." A NEW PROFESSION made suits and will outwear two. The TV-gery. 2-10-7t tXec Let tlje 'children see Chaplin. Spe cial innlliiae starts at 1 o clock Wed nesday. Arcade. 2-11-lt iWhen you can't go home to' lurch, why not drop in at Silvcrthorn's foun tain and have thera serve you one of their mid-day lunches, such as hot chocolate or coffee with vohipped cream and muffins, or a hot malted milk. They also serve chili con carno, eschaladcs and hot tamales. Their ice cream sundaes are always just right. 2-10-3t FAMILY DRUG STORE l-A SRANOE,ORCaON. lsstftsllsisillsss At the Sommer: Butler I.owery Grunts r.lss: J. O. Tlerch, 'arm Merlianlcs n Profitable Voca tion for War Disabled Men wind. lutely clean. Grande, Ore. TO TRADE Drhiiig horse for work II. WASHINGTON, Fell. 11. Ill oth r days a "farm 'mechanic" was us ually a chap who could solder up the hole Iu a mill; bucket, repulr the ;irlett j pump or paint the wagon, or tinker hor.e. Cull 'Ulack. 11.42 2-11-tf Pendleton: J. O. Ilea. Portland. I See Cernnl s Joe Edgan, W., returned ver, after visiting for a short time. Igame and perhaps is as strong as the j LOST Small boy's Fairy velocipede. I .j . , ' - ! average basketball team representing Phone Red 11H-'. 1-10-lt ! . j relatives dospatcher at the yesterday from Den- .i,. iot.:,i hi,,), school during the past there ; tvw .,enrs. The North Towdir town team will 1 play in the local gvm tonight : nd Lieut. D. Sloddard was a passen- whil(1 no;hin is Unrwn of their ahilitv, on No. i; to Baker this morning, to ' .,, , is ri.0m;5,,(i. ncverthe ;les. This and the return game with 1 Uuit.ii perhaps will be the only ones on , . ., ., I the local floor this' season. ! red Scott, a former resident of La j s,.or(! ur tho ijnion-I.a Grande game: Viianue, is nere lor u lew uays nieet ing old friends while on his return Star 'My Four Years in Saturday and Sun-2-11-lt I Foii RENT One furnished rcom, $7.00 per month. Phone U 142. 2-li-tf spend the diy looking te:s of business. after mat- I'OR SALF Rhode Island Red eggs T5c a setting. Phone Black HV42. 2-11-tf from Tacoma to his home in Durkee. T.cdbetter (8).. i Kivette (S) Lyman, c (10). K. H. Smith, win arrived home J1,0' " ". from Camn Quar.tico, Va., a few ' ' . : . .. .. c ,., Proctor uays aKO. letl tins i:mmuiii iui.juh- eph, where h'j has secured - a post tion. .f... . (1) Geerslcn . , .(.li) Dahen ..(12) llrown Sp"ncer ..f Miss Stella Ricth, who had been spending tho winter here at tho home of her sister, Mrs. Adolph Newlin, left this morning to return to her home at Harrington, Wash. Stoddard LOST Gold ring with a black slon nnd three Links Odd Fellows em blems, engraved, llelurn to ()h seiver nnd receive reward.' 2-ll-:itp Miller i FOR UENT-v-A three-i'.om furnished bungalow. l'Jl W avenue. Phone R 3441. 2-11-tf Boys From North Fowdcr Here for Saskeiball Gams The North Powder basket ball team arrived in La Grande this Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wallace return-1 morning ar.d will play tho local ed the last Qf the week from points in j high school team tonight.. The vis Idaho, where they had been spendine: ! itlng team are players from In nnd a week on a business and pleasure uiourd North Powder and will give trip combined. v home boys a mighty interesting i game. They practiced on the school E. W. Eastman was named as the gyin today and pronounce themselves chairman at tho reception for Mr. j in good shape for a hard contest. The and Mrs. R. L. Coker In the report of that event In tho Observer lus: night. The chairman was li. J. Kit chin, however, nnd tho error was duo to a confusion of names. Lieut. T.' G. Simpson and C. E. Watkins arrived in La Grande from Baker this morning to attend to mat ters connected with the organization of a branch o" tho Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen bore. Mr. Watkins is the employe organizer . gamo will start at 8 p. m., and with the exception of tho return game with Union Friday night will bo tho only contest on the lecal floor this season. Admission will bo 25c. CARD OF TIIAXKS Tho undersigned wishes to take this mcr'lis of expressing his appre ciation fur tho kindness shown him and the assist.inca given hlni during his recent Illness by the members or CryslaM Rcbckah Lodge No. BO, La Grande.' OLE RODGERS, La Grande. Word has been received in Baker that Dr. Ralph M. Dodson was mar ried to Miss Hester Campbell at lho. REQUEST IS MADE home of tho bride's parents at Bos- r-onor, ton. Mass., on May 16, 1917, shortly FROM RED CROSS before Dr. Dodson's departure for France with Hie Harvard unit. Dr. The Red Cross is asking tho lad Dodson is a son of Dr. and Mrs. O. ics of La Grando for somo little M. Dodson of Baker. irolis of linen to put In layettes; also . pmall linen towels, hemmed for the Jack Hallgarth. of Elgin, who has jsame. been overseas with the Canadian forces, arrived in La Grande last j See Gerald's "My Four Years in ; WANTED Chan cotton rags suitable night on his way home and went on i Germany.? Star Saturday and Sun-' to wipe machinery. 2 cents a pound. Elcln this innrnimr Mr. nail- nay. v z-n-ii unserver oinec. rasas Antlents Ut Undeserved Credit. I Asphaltuiu. gathered from the foun- tain of Is on the linn!. uf the Ell- phrnteii, wii-. lined Iu building Ihe walls jiif Babylon. Much of the talk nbout the skill of :he ancients nnd their lost 1 arts Is r.il u nitli. Ti ey should bo given full en .lit for what they did, but such walls as those of Babylon nnd such structures 'as the Pyramids could be built far more easily and quickly t tho present time. Now, however, people have more Import ant work to lo, uud greater tilings to nchleve. WAN'TKD Position Inquire Observer. as Hiookkceper. 2-11-Up APARTMENT FOR REN'T Three rooms, ground floor, furnished,' wa ter, light, fuel for noon meal, two persons. Apply evenings 704'Wash ington avenue. 2-10-3tp Mean. i'i:1 ill.'1 l. boost phlio.-nphi'r, "Tso ell v lin laairled lor money lusted .f t".' couUK'l be persuaded to do it .a .or bve or nioti.-y. ' FOR RENT Three-room house fur nished. 1902 Adams. 2-lKitp FOR SALE Timothy hay in the ham. Call Farmers 164. 2-ll-2tp FOR SALE Five room modern house i blocks from postoffice. Inquire at Observer. 2-ll-2tp Sec Gerard's ' "My Four Years in Germany." Star Saturday and Sun day. 2-11-lt Milea of VIro on a Big Gun. Xo fewer than 117 Miles uf sleel vlre are wound on a 12-luch gun that Weighs J.'IM, tons. In iippenninie this wire, which Is of the Kami quality as piano wire, resembles .:;: It Is one Quarter of an loch wit-', e.ii.l one-tenth of an Inch Iblck. It is tented to o breaking strength if 110 tons. Life's Greatest Handicap. It Is o Vad thing to bgln life with low conceptions of It. There is no mis fortune comparnble to a youth without n sense of nobility. Belter bo born blind than not to see tl.e glory of life. Theodoic T. Munger. . Observer nils are 1 with the clock. Today tho torm means that bo la a highly skilled artisan, employed as such by larger farms. In tho plowing season hu Is traelor operator, engineer of tho mo tive machinery which pulls the gn'ng plows, barrows and seeders, doing the work at cue cut of half n dozen Iplow teatiiH and men. I He is the engineer and superln 'teudent of the reaping nnd threshing I i ii their season. He Supervises and .'operates tlio cutting of sllaue and filling or silos. lie takes care of the dairy machlneiy or the cleclile light plant of Ihe farm. He looks after the upkeep of Iho automobiles and trucks of tho establishment. Q.w.li li "'iin.nl lln, illltl.-u f Mm "farm mechanic" for which disabled! soldiers are being re-educated by the railed Slates government through Ihe'fi'diral hoard for voe-illonal od- ucatlon. Disabled men are given in support fund or $G!i a month while j studying and adequate support ror ( dependents. All expenses ot . Illo course aio paid by tho governmeiir. ! W.ar disablded farm boys an, i Columbia Lard is 100 Pure Leaf Lard MAKES A SMOOTH RICH SHORTENING, QUICKLY FRIES FOOD TO A BROWN CRISPNESS Now ctnisiiiiiioiit Ehinann's Jfi'io Olives. Loss tlian li- poi' clip lavi,inrtoii Hall CoiToc. Imperial Valley Head Lettuce, quality l'iue now. Olive Oils imported and domestic at before tile war prices. ' Florida Rusty tirapefruit l.'xr each. Today another lot of (Irailduia Cookies. E&s nowi-IO dozen-, Hiitter if 1.00 roll. Fresh lotalV ('Jims todav l"e a packatro. (Yeam hud iiiil Jleiivered with erocei'v order. ( 'l'0p( NO tilt!t paejj, .! lor 'l.n EXTRA CHARGE -Tissue, 2 for FOR DELIVERY PATTIS03M SMOTHERS GROCERY .. PHONE MAIN 80 - riitfiriwiiwrriwaiiis J'k l' ill in i - 1 .i.i.-'it . 'Don't move, Daddy you look so funny' 9 Daddy certainly does look funny peering over bin reading glasces every time he Wants to see objects more than a few feet away. Thousands of meu and women are in the same "fix." They, too, wear glasses for near vision only: . T'S Gold Label Brer Rabbit Molasses A with nood hot cakes or waffles. i Drcr Hc&Sii, you know, h the r.cc N Crbnn no!as3co from New Orleans. i i at cr, too wniie curar 13 ccarcc j' ihousar-ds cf housewives are using Brer Rabbit in cooking, baking app!e3, etewing prunes, clnccl Lx'ks, etc. t 1 1 .bie- THE W.:3Li. BirOCAL' roWfl I i 11 r- j f . t .y old j cel urer Kaomt tor the especially fine for cooking and baking. The Green Label costs less and is ,c'plendld for cooking and baking. For Children 1 . "MeiasEE ar.J brea!" All IiH iron iika it. Give them Brer sctiiit Lccausit's tho pure New Orlecr.3 snoIasse3. BieaJ and Brer Rabbit Is one or the most economical foods for childmi. Besides, it is very wholesome, nutritious and eaves sugar. Wi it 3 us for the Vcn Jerf ul Brer PalUt Cook Book of Southern goodies almada without sugar. .Ffabkk f. For J, L,id., New Grfcao combine NKAR anjjl FAK ihion in one lrr.s. Thrcm?fi the lower part you can ! the Rtnallrtt prifil; tbryuh thr U)jcr part ou can .c distant oit rts wiih ffjua! cli-nfHS. Tluir nurfaces .c eleirf kmMJtli aW crtn, mhich giveMem tiu Sppfaratiit of bci);; f!tpjfvijii.jn l;ses. hKlT'KS (pronounrtj Oip-tos) rerlfr uRcary lU ontiiwi! remoiri2of jour uI;iksck Ok olopt;iiuiiitiif or fu Wii( with two pjiw. TUty keep our eyta oung in IAs as vrrllaa 111 useful- him SS-'jui-, J. H.?PeareT& Son SiSSQS e j,a Gil a.n fin. nii:a;o.N o o nm" 11 1 sjh imiiiii iwinim ii i n i 1 11 mi 1 1 in o o e o o o (HTgjnrrRisTS and jewkle;o n 0 0 . o o 9 'O
