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.THURSDAY. TTnraTTAnv 13.1919. IVA" ORANDTC EVENING OBSERVER THREE Re3ss TUe PescripHfn But. LS ociafand Retscinal "j'sidio, Cal., having also received FROM ABROAD IN Mrs. H. Ritterind Mrs. Henry Hill are visitors at Hot Lake today.. ' Dr. and Mrs. Phy fai son Mark ci Hot Lake vere visitors in La Grande this morning. . discharge. He iftd keen training at Camp Dodge, la., and wus nine months in the service, i o FATHER A5TD SON . BANQfUET A SUCCESS (ContlrAed from Page One) Ro'bert E. Nicker of Perry, who has been ,in Portland for the past six months, returned home to that place THE STATE. 1 yesterday. Tho Pendleton Gun Club has been asked to send a petition, with the sig nature of every member, to congress asking that the excise tax of 10 per ,cul iirenrms and not go Into effect. ammunition Astoria is in the throi-4 nf n rai harbors' striko, and (ho town is look ing forward to shaveless and sha.n pooless days. On Saturday ovjnlug the barbers' union made a demand that the shops close at 6:30 Instead Of 7:30 each day. This wus granted, but each shop tli'in discharged lino of its men, which the proprietors said was necessary in order to in duce expenses to uie!t the new conditions. Miss Constance Hall, who had been visiting friends here for a week, left this morning to return to her home in Portland. Ike Clark, of Vincent, who had boen spending land, stopped In La Grande night on his way home. last applause greeted Mr. Chandler's speech. Others numBors on the program which wero enjoyed were a recita tion, "The Unreasonable Pa," by Orvllle Dtvins; a song and encore by L. J. Bennett, and a oxellently rendered violin solo and encore by Prof., J. David Haynes. Mrs. W. Horry accompanied on the piano In these last two numbers. Dr. Ira Aldrich, who was on the prdgram for a toast, "Pals," was prevented by sickness from attend ing. Tho address of tho evening was tles Hl,r fiold includes LOCAL WOMAN IS HONORED MlVi. LKSTKR MVKPHY TO HEAD I' MO It CHAUTAUQUA Will LeiiYo Soon to lte;lu on tho Circuit Which Includes South ern and Pacific Coast HtateS The Ellison Whlto Chautauqua Company have extonilod an invita tion to Mrs. Lester Murphy to rep resent their company as head supervisor- of Junior Chautauqua depart- tment. The name indicates hor du- ' ..'.FACES' REMODELED.' ' . Human nature deerees the sic and shape of everyone's noao and some are dissatisfied with theirs 4 ' Come to Zuber hall February 14, 1919, and get ft nose to suit yourself. Any size and shSpe; v Big nose danoe at Zuber hall Feb ruary. 14, 191J, 9Vp. m. 2-13-2tp S saturday MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETING The missionary W iety of the Chris tian church will meei tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock p. m. -at the home of Mrs. V. D. Smith, 170ti First street. ELKS, Elk's social February 17th. families invited. ELKS' SOCIAL COMMITTEE. Attention. dance. Monday bight, All Elks and their . L-iennuen, o: Weston, w.a elected president of the Weiraha Livestock association at a niuetii.g held In Walla Walla with cattlemen from nine livestock associations present. Other offices elected were Ralph Walters of Milton, vice prtsl Ucmt; C. A. Winn of Milton, secretary-treasurer. Other business v;ilcli came before the meeclng was a deci sion to Issue a brand book, and it was also decided that a levy of one cent on each head o' stock be charg ed to pay running expenses o! the association. Mr. and Mrs. H. K. O'Brien, of Wallowa, were visitors in La (jrande for a couple of days this week and left this morning to return home. Mrs. Harriet McDonald has re- I turned from a protracted stay at Hot Lake, and her fiends in the city are glad to learn that she Is much improved In health. Mrs. A. L. VoeU. oc her Infant son, left this morning for (he Dalles, wheia she will visit 't the home of her brother, Eearl Hough, for a week. thon given by Rev. S. Lnpham, who spoke on the subject "Fathors and Sons." ' Three lusty cheers and a tiger for "dad" were sounded by scores or lus.y, youtntui tnroats. and three more and a tiger for mother," even more vigorous, came out when the speaker proposed them. The dads, he said. Compli mented themsolvos on the fine, nun- cjrcuit, April lKth. ly, upstanding, kindly fathers their , Ths' ,)0siyon boys had, and the boys congratu lated themselves on Bhe clean, straigforward and manly sons their fathers had: It was quite evident that all the dads and all the 'sonB shared Mr. Lapham's opinion. Ho went on to Bpeak nt some length of tho associations which should be formed and de- ,, , veloped between all parents and ............. ..... and face lotions nnd creams are much needed. The violet eream that Silver- three thorn s sell is very nice and will please in,- rhnutniinim p.lreuiin. iiicimiiiic you. I hey also prepare and soli the states of Louisiana, Toxas, Arl- many creams and rubbing creams jona, California, Wyoming, Idaho, (that are fine. Their comphohtrum for Malheur and Ilarncy counties de clared war on the bill in the legisla ture to cede Malheur lake to the fed eral government. Mrs. A. I. tain the parents and friends of her music class tonight at a muslcale in her home. A program of high merit has beou arranged. P. U. Clark, of Enterprise, was registered at the Savoy hotel last night. Mr. Clark came In last night from Walla Walla, where he had been making a brief visit, and left this morning for Enterprise. their offspring, and showed how the soil-It of comradeship in the home starts the hoy on the straight ro:ul through life, and prevents delin quency and evil associations. He has seen this worked out, he snldi in his long experience as a worker for the bettering of social condi tions In tho city of Portland Fath ers nnd sons .all enjoyed Rev. Mr. Lnphnm's address. During the program the chairman introduced tho secretary of tho "Y," IJ. L. Cramer, who spoke of tho work the Y. M. C. A. is anxious to do Oregon, Washington, nnd Montana. She will direct the entire Junior work In these states. Mrs. Murphy loaves for Louisiana about April 10 to be ready for the opening of the Chataunua season In the southern position Is a direct compli ment to this accomplished lady nnd an Indirect one to La Grande, who Is proud of her talented citizen. t hums, sore lips and sore throat is fine preparation. 2-10-ttt FAMILY DRUG STORE LA GRANDE.OnCQON. A WANT AD will do It i 1 ,i.,j : 1 u ' 1 1 1H S1I1C ItAUUKI) lltlSU AM) JUWS AT VHK1 iOT IILACKS CAMP DEVENS, Ayre, Mass., Felu 1 :t. A well-lnteutloned woman liv ing In a nearby Massachusetts city notified camp officials thnt she would be glad to entertain nt Sun day dinner fifty soldiers nt her home. Tho only stipulation she made was thnt thoro should be no Celts or Hebrews. The fifty men were sent and there were no Irish men or Hebrews nnmig them. They were a-U from tho Sunny South -fifty colored troops from the Thir teenth Battalion, E. A. Holmes, of Portland, arriv ed yesterday, and after a brief visit u-h, 1. ,.!!,. W T TI.. .......til on this morning with his brother-in- I111 'P'"B ' " '"' ... i,.. ir i.' n-n.i... i- W..H....... ,., ineclion Mr. Cramer Introduced the A bigger and broader Willamette :VS( f,,,. several day's ' ' '"CW Physical director of the "Y," university is tho plan of the trustees! ' . " IMelvln F. llolue, to those present, of that institution, who met in Port- M,.3. An7jio Fine aj daughter, El-1 At ,lho tlosB V'ie r'e,nl"K' L'lu'" land last Friday. J0,. whonra(1 hcen snemlinJ T thp man Hampton who s chairman of L.. 4i. i e , , , Y. W. C. A. Hoys' v orlt comiiiillee nore, wlio'liad hcen spending the win- y. nt flip hnm nf Ti'inn'a nnr- By unanimous vote the joint ways ;,,,. Mr nn,l Mr. V r. writ i (V,i and means committee of the icgisla-lcity eft ,nst niKht to return thei ture approved an appropriation of :home in shcWon , Neb. $25,000 for use of the state land board i and the attorney general in investigat- S. D. Keltner. a nrnmtnent tmrd- ing alleged land frauds which haveiware dealer of Enterprise was in ditested Oregon of thousands of acres I of school lands. The Grocers' Association of Spoknne stand committed to exclude all prod ucts of the Albers Milling company of Portland, following the conviction of Henry Albers for violation of the es pionage act. Contracts have been signed for the erection' of a 3000-barrcl flour mill at Astoria. W. L. Thompson, chairman ,of the the city last night on his return from a thirty days' visit to rela tives in California. He continued his Jorney to Enterprise this morning. Perry folks are going to hold a dance Saturday night this week, io celebrate- the return of a number of their local, boys from various train ing camps and stations.- They expect a large attendance from surrounding points. announced that 'next Monday a con ference of fathers and of all persons who are interested in the boy prob lem, would bo held. He urged all to make an effort to attend, and carry on the work which the affair last evening was intended to .pro mote. The ladies of the Christian church, who provided and Berved the dinner, under somewhat adverse cir cumstances, were thanked for the great assistance they gave toward tho full success of the evening. STORY OF GREATEST ADVENTURESS IN FRANCE'S HISTORY A. D. Reynolds, who left here Ins state highway commission, is taking fau to go into the service, and who the lead among local business men in; had been at Camp Lewis for the last a plan for financing home building inlfow months, returned to La Grnndo this morning. He is accompanied by his brother-in-law, A. D. Anson of Portland. Pendleton. The daylight saving plan introduced . throughout the United States last year will be in vogue in Portland during r.lhc summer monthsif an ordinance which will be presented to the city .council by City Commissioner Bigclow ' is approved. Between fifty and sixty steamers of the 8800-ton class could be. used in moving the cereal erop that is about ready for shipment, 9,000,000 bushels of wheat being now at tidewater nt Portland, Astoria and on Pujjet Sound. In the country remains considerable more. Unless tonnngc is provided nnd the movement by water away from the northwest is expedited, large lots of grain will be on hand when the 1919 harvest is on. Mrs. Vorno Johcton leaves La Grande tomorrow morning for San Francisco, where she will spend n couple of months recuperating her health, after her recent long illness from influenzn. YEOMEN. ATTENTION! All are urged to be present at the Chief of Police Ed Jackson nnd Of ficcr Tom Merrill of Baker, who are witnesses in cases now being tried in circuit court here, returned this morn ing form Baker, where they had gone Tuesday night, when court adjourned for over the 12th. David nnd Carl Johnnson, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johanson, of Per ry.arrived home this Week, with their releases from the service. David, who had been in the navy since Inst Sep tember, nrrived Tuesday from Seattle. jNEW TODAY j WANTKD Womart orf girl foppcr al hQUse work. Ivianenugition for right party, ffljone Maip 770." V 2-13-tf FOR SALE Reasonable" well-bred 3 or 4 K. C. It, I. Red cockerels. Last chance. 2803 N. Depot. Red 34.r,2. 2-13-2tp FOR SALK --Cheap, one corner good for hotel or artartment house. See Mrs. Zuber. 2-13-4tp MONEY TO hOA Union county f iirri Dixon, Foley bldb Adv. t 6 percent, on . Av& H. E. La Giwide, Orrt 2-13-U The Unptist ladies will hold a cooked food sale at PaUlson's gro cery store Safiirduy, February 15tli. '2-13-2t lodge room at 7:30 iUbmght. State i Tie had heon training on a Bub chaser Manager South will juesent the state there, but has now been dis-enrol:"d banner. Tho great William Fov photoo'i. v.. "Du Horry," in which Theda Eara does hok in out biiilir.nt work, will appear at tho Sheirv theatre todny and tomorrow. Thia play Jb the most wonderful creation cf its kind that has ever been presented on tho films. All that Misfl Hnra has dnnp. only gives n suggestion of the charm and elaborateness of this great pro duction. The story Is a historic one, which many have attempted to writo. and It has even been seen upon tlta stage but ft remained for the films nnd MiKS Bara to give to the world tho revelation of the character of thw wonderful woman. It Is known, t"iU the groat actress spent a long tf ill's In studying the times of Louis XV and the woman who provided them, before alio attempted tho creation of this photoplay. There is no doubt that sho has succeeded In a marve lous manner in grasping tho sub' ject, nnd In putting it upon the screen. Ono of the most remarkable fea tures of tho play Is tho dresses thnt Mfss Ha I'd woars, which were speci ally designed by hor, aftor long con sul I al Ions, wit h oxperts on tho per iod of Louis XV. Theso dress nro peculiar, however, in ono way. They might oasily appear in drnwlng rooms of today. Every one of them is a Btudy of tho art of womanly adornment, nnd Is a thing of beau ty Jn ItFelf. Miss Burn has discovered and re vealed n thousand- little details of the womanly toilette which will be immensely Interesting to every wo man. Those secrets are revealed upon the screen in a most fnrtdnal-j irg way,' and make the film addl-j tionally attractive to all whom worn en charm. In this play Min Tiara docs her Mil. aMMEY LVLE host work, due to the fact that she The-piano tuWr, fa at the Foley ho- has grasped the possibilities of the tel. v ! 2-13-.'Hp!drama nnd has entered Into it 1 : ' with a spirit which only she possess- Ilavc the labej, which stands forles. There nro myrrtldH of gorgeous fair working conditions, put. on your scenes, each filled with a brilliancy jjb printing. The )bserver is one of iand -cliftrm. the two shop;? hi town observing union Also, the Ford weekly and a coin- R L5 -SwT 3 li fe I L ni , j I c 1 igSOPEN DAY AND NIGHT ij I Askyotir grocer what the coffee drmker turns to when he makes achai INSTANT POSTUM so conYnkfteiV takes tope's place irWlavor, satisfaction & appearance as to cause no loss of pleasure. : No Caffeine in InstantPostum ''There's a Reason" J. C. 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