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TFESDAY, FEftTCrATtf 2.',- '1919,
(iR'ANDK EVENTXO OUSERVEU
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Drug Store
The l"T.crfUoii Store.
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PittCfMlIll !iJ,lvon" collrt- Bk :0 'c,ocl'
I Vl'9WIIOI i lafturnoon. before JudRe Phy.
JibuvB' sturv was that thev had cl
Miss Sylvia. Holmes was a. passen
ger to Hot Lake on the noon train
today.
E. Lemon returned to Wallowa
yesterday, after a business visit to
La Grando. ,
Letcher Norval, of Helix, Ore.,
left this morning to return to his
home, alter a days' visit spent
with friends at La Grande and Elgin.
Fred G. Schilko of the O.-W., re
turned this morning from a trip to
Portland. Mr; Schill-.e had been In
the state metropolis about a" week.
Wilfred Davks, of tho medical
.service at Camp Lewis, stopped here
last niKht on his way to Troy', where
ho will spend a brlof futlouuh with
relatives. '
Mrs. C. T. 1'titmuq returned to La
Grande this morning from Milton,
where she had been visiting at the
home of her pa rail's for the past
two weeks.
Dr. Heed, of llainen, aeconflianled
by his wife, was hi Lu Grande List
night. They were, mi their way to
Stansfleld and went 'out. on No. 1
this morning to' tlut place.
Harry E.Columan, who was six
months In the service at Camp Grant,
111.,-went through this morning to
his home aL Wallowa. He received
his discharge at Cimp Grant.
Mrs. Phyllis Cronin arrived yester
day from Fort Worth, Texas, to
visit her parents, uNir. and Mrs.
George Moore for a few weeks. Mr.
Cronin is interested la the oil fields
of Texas.
Mr. and Mrs, Chase Bohnenkanip
left last night for Portland, where
they will enjoy a wcok.'a stay. Mr.
Kohnenkamp will attiand the annual
convention of Chevrolet dealers In
that city while he Is awiay.
. Captain Smith and Mrs. Smith of
the local Salvation army corps re
turned yesterday from Portland
where they had gone a week before
to attend the peace conference. They
will resume their regular meetings
again tonight.
F. S. Lyons, who before his enlist
ment was an operator in the dls
pitcher's office at tho.T.-W., return'
ed home .this week from Seattle,
where he had boon In training at the
Bremerton navy yards.. Ho Is baric
at his old Job with tho O.-W. again
Mi's. Jas. HusscU and her daugh
ter, Mrs. Ruth Cox, who were vis
itors in Portland for a short time,
h,avc recently returned! from that
cUy to their honk's hero. They re-
Mite having had a thoroughly enjoy
able stuy in the Ron-; City.
. Sergt. Dot Moy;a. of Meyers fr
Ford, proprietors of the Arcade and
Star theatres in this city, returned
th!s nioriiiiu: from a Oai-ip Lewis,
where be bad been JUtrhed to the
(uarterninstor's depart :uent for
several' worths prist.
M."s Marg.ret Copt-land, of Port
In nd. f late orti:inir.'r for the I. E.
O.. arrived in LA O.'ande tliis morn
ing, and after a hrif stay here went
fn to Enterprise to inspect the P. E.
O. chapl at Hi it place. Miss Cope
land will rat urn to La Grande and
will vjsit liie local chapel Thursday
afternoon.
Percy Arlett. who sells printing
Inks for the California Ink Com
pany, was a visitor in La Grande to
day.' Percy has a varied oirn'or
from serving in tbo Oregon legisla
ture to selling Inks nnd when ask
ed if he wished he vaa a member of
the present sesaion the old ink man
snid. "once was aouKh for me,
thank you."
Lieut. ' Eames and Mrs. Eames.
ho had beta viMtinc at the home of
the tetter's mother, Sirs. V. H. Butt.
feft thV morning for lbs Dalles.
where they III nuke their- home.
1 Lieut. Eams hid been her since
khis return from ftieperVice about a
t month bmi. and tiis wife has spent
U he winti- with h?r nu herher-
Ctnn A. Whitman. late . of
d Field Artillery. Klchth dliiion.
;!"lanrc. w In La Grantfe thin morn-'
pne on Ms ny , hir Jjonii" alnKa
frprlse. dlrt-rt from Caifi Taylov,
Vtv.. whore hii'tiit fn( for dl-
nonilliatlnniionn Its rnt i'al,,
'oni'CfroiBi Franrfpi Wlille hp
hrrv mnnthR in
Franrp. Mr. Vht-
'an WI nT'nuit" vtw'o in np-
iprt of the ar rono i unit fci
...I en.rtot..(i it. tnVncira )r.'
YO.XJTg BOUND OVER
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TO GRAND JURY
a
Chester Roborts, a lal youth,
appeared in the justice court yestor-
i'ftuy afternoon, in answer to a charge
oT having attempted tifcSteal an auto
Mobile. He was bound over to the
KundJury under (101) bond The
money waj&furnlshd and he was re
leased lust uigtft. .
Young Roberts was taken Into
custody by the pollA Saturday
ulplit, in company with another boy,
who will be given
hearing in the
this
The
boys stury was that they had climb
ed in the car merely to sit down,
but one of them stepped on the
starter button, and the'ear, which
they said had been left In geir, ran
ahead Into a car parked iu front of It.
They got out and were trying, to roll
(he cur buck when tho pollco seized
them, they stated.
Tho machine which they are accus
ed of having tried to steal, belonged
to W. D. Mitchell.
BAPTIST MINISTER
SPEAKS ON PEACE
REV. S. C. LA I'll AM IX SEKMOX
SUNDAY SEES PRINCE OF
PEACE TRIUMPHANT
Rev. S. C. Laphnm, preaching in the
Baptist church Sunday, gave an ad-
his theme was foosyl was the verse, I '
His name shall be called the rnnce
of Peace. He shall judge among the
nations, and shall rebuke many peo
ples; and they shall beat their swords
into, plowshares and their spenrs into
scythes; nations shall not litt up mo
swofd uirninst nation, neither .ahull
they learn war any more."
lie declared that though Christ
taught the principles of peace, tho
world has never heeded them, and in
stead militarism and brutality have
dictated the position of nations in the
world ever 9ince the creation. The
result has been that untold misery and
suffering throughout the world have
resulted all through the ages of time
down to the present day.
Peace makers, the minister declared,
have in the past been regarded as de
luded fools and impractical idealists;
for people said that peace was impos
sible and that war must always be.
Todav. however, he said, there is evi
dence of the working of a change over
a large part of the world. We are
beginning, as nations, to look up to
the Prince of Peace, confessing that
men have been all wrong, and that if
the world is ever to live in happiness,
Christ's love must rule it.
He commended President Wilson
highly. ' He considered that the most
significant political event in the
history of all the world occurred when
that dominant figure in the world's
peace conference read the grt cover
nant of peace. This, he said, is the
emancipation proclamation of the
brotherhood of nations, the golden
dream of the ages come true, when
the nntions of the world shall become
the United States nf the World.
"The Prince of Peace walks, the
earth again." he concluded, "and wr
hear anew His divine voice, 'Happy
arc the peacemakers, for they are tho j
sons of God.
POLICE COURT CASES
' ARE INCREASING
U. K. Ford and J.imes Parker paid
a fine of $15. and JIO respectively
iu police court yesrerday .afternoon,
following tthelr apprehension by t:e
city's; olficera of tho law on charges
nf being intoxicated.
Otis Ferry was fined $5.00. fcr
having violated thfl trff;? ordi
nances. Two other ?on.pl unt-? on
the same count wen- m ad 1 nut yes
terday against John 0nr and Dav
id Oeddes.
There has heen 1 di-'.!?t Iwreaso
In the niimb-r of case:: appearing on
The policy .court docket sine; thti d
dilion nf u third mnn to the police
force n weeTc ao. J. L. Smith is the
new cop.
A CAIll) OF THANKS
V.'e wish to thank each and ev
eryone nf our many friends who as
sisted In any w.iy- d-tiring the sick
ness, death and burial of our belov
ed relative, Agnes Certer Damn.
To 01 e and all, fcr kindness you
have, r-liown, ' ...
Ob friend and neU'libr-rs, best that
earth has known.
The pr4ituJe that fills our hearts
today.
N'ATHAX PAF.Otf.
MR. AND MRS. M. L. CARTER,
CLARE.VCK CARTER,
tOYD B. CARTER.
MRS. MARY C. BLL. t
Adv. 3.2 5-lt
llTODS
rltK bALb Bargain is offcrr in
ilftyle8 )f automonilr. Now ia
time to iret hargiiin car f r summrr
use. Call Maion37. 1 2-21-51
r'A p-p
KOg SAI',-iodcrSjm.? fu!4jbac-
meni, I jnit, water. err, no pav-
infr tax. loeias not heon Ipullt
' loni'ind ipt in ' rtrfllMit eor.Wiipn.
Prut, I2IM- .'IP') down.
cleverest picture
'osil&rks stumsed;
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Aftor cpocding more than a mouth
Incarefully working out the gia
llininary details ofetlio predictions,
Miss Lois Weber haseiust complied
tho staging of a new feature photo
pfiy. The story was filmed uudcP the
Story title d'or Hushaudu Only"
(merely a title, not' a restriction) It
will be shown first at tho Aiftcdo
theatre on Wdncday und Thursday
JT'wel Vroduelmn. It iuty be
said with safety that it will prove to
bo the cleverest iiu! mot fascinat
ing aubject Miss Waller's studio has
yot produced." Thp famous wouuin
director, who evolved tho drumi
from an idea oni bridled In a maga
zine story by G. B. Slern, Is responsible-
for a number of Ingenious
twists which arc certain to startle
and delight thentre-f.oers who are
fond of novelty.
Miss Mildred Hams, tho little lady
who created Btich au lustautaneous
success in "Tl"io Price of a Good
Time," and who Is the featured
player in another Lois Weber pro
duction shortly to be released, Is the
star of "For Husbands Only." Lewis
J. Cody has the priuclpal male role.
Other players who enact prominout
purls nre Miss Kathleen Kirkhsm
and Fred Goodwins, who bns just
completed a prlcipal part In Miss
Mary Pickford's latest picture.
A feature of Miss Weber's ntw
production will be the tippe. ,i unee. in
many of 'te seer.e: vt tho Pepmtis
Shinvn dancers, ti e ii.lviiicec' pipi
of Ruth St. Denf'i and Ted tshuwn
in vh:-li they .Ltucj
;ne anions uie most vuwn oei
,The s-o;. lilio many of those
which have come from ftllys Weber's
studio, ia remarkably unlike any
thing that horetol'or-j linn been pic
tured oil tho Kcroeii. In tact, the
Miory as piemen ny tno lemnnne;, wolU, ri,K(,r h;,ve Mlpu Ront wlth
muster of cinema cvr.rt is so H"s-, ,,u, .n.my of 0pf.mKll01, uirn left here
ual that oven the chnerest st udent wh.,ro wv .ir, ,)Ul tnPV( ,R 110 n),lp
or screen drum a will find "himself , for u ( KOKrt Just niy haf(l luuk
baffled iu his efforts to anticipate j .1!r iin
the climax of (he play until the
scono is presented.
Ladles, bring your husband to segme now. He knows 1 havq your pic
"For Husbands Only," nt the Arcjtde j Euro, he doesn't seem to be falling
WedncHfov and Thursday. 2-2-l-4t
Wkf W&t r ! Bi I Pi, Al '
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BidDiaxrwtic Treat " H'- ' - I"' A W '
foAhe Whole Fdirakj & U 4 lWf4 1 '
lliuldo. r .. IJ Ah.
I A XJLXJLXS ..1. . . ) .
Bring your wife to the most dslightful, delectable photodramatic feast jhe erer
. thrilled through in her life new plot, new idea?, new settings, subtle with biv .
nor, full of sensational twists, daringly French! -And when 'you and she send
your friends, don't tell theia.tfce ending! It's too good to spoil. 9kowing"at
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Did yoft see Miss Ilarm
"For HuslndcOnly"
TharcKin'rand Screen
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Wednesday
Ofd Folks' Concert Will
Be Given on Evening of
Friday, .March the 7th
Pains for tho 0d folks' concert.
which are bf ing mad? by Mrs. R. H.
Joker, w ife of the pustcp, of the Chris
tian cnurcli, are materializing in li
very satisfactory maimer, Mrs.Cnker
..ys. Those wloj are tiikinj? part in
the program are hard, at work prtie
ticinj their particular parts and those
who ure priinanu' interested in the
concert nre confident that complete
success 'will attend the event.
Thediite for the concert baa been
set for Friday evening, March 7th.
The program will be given in the
Christian church.
Miss Op.il Hlco, who had been vis
iting friends In I.a Grande- for a
couple of days, returned this niorn
inr to bur homo at Klein.
With the
Miss Violot B.vng, 2al N. Fir St.,
Is In receipt of the following letter
from Coropr.il Holland C. lngrum:
Souilly, Franco. Jan. 15, l'Jlil.
Dear Friend: I received your let
ter night before last a::d surely was
giad to hear from you. I haven't
been getting much mull laiely. Guess
everyone thinks that because the war
is ovor I don't want to hear from
them. I haven't ths least Idea when
I will get home, tho way thlims are
lined up for us now-it will be six
or elulit iiiontlis. but we are in hopes
thiit they will tnlto it away from us
before that linio. We havo 17t( j
f , d p lw Rnil ft ,ot of
1 1 In So prisnnorH.
phiro In
Ve 4 re in the
worst
I'riMice, neither rnr ahead of tho old
No M;:n'a Land, nor back far enough
fo be where there nre any people,
nor tire (here any pood towns uoar.
I got jour picture ail right, 'I
ihought I told you Itsst timo. Thank
you so much. McKinney is here with
off very much. That doosn't flatter
an
in BrHwed QioiyJl li'
is bigger one. Last time 0day, Wallace Rcid in "Les3
Tuleoram. ' c
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thIrd number of
lyceum course
Thursday evening this week the
fliild number of tho High School
Lveum coui'so will be given In tho
auditorium of the Ijigh school. The
program will bo given by tho Ioul in
Serenades, a musical organization
or fine talent. This will undoubtedly
oo a program that overyono lu 1.&
Grandu will enjoy, and tho promot-e-re'of
the lyceum course are looking
und li,opin for a large attendance.
Further particulars of th'ls ent,er
laleinent will be given in The Ob
server tomorrow.
aue Mtm.vt; our.i.i.A.sim
W. J. Walker and Mtio Smith, of
this city, after looking over tn
automobile market. a today (hiv
ing now Overlands, as tlio result of
their Investigations.
Colors
you docs It? I am sending you a :
picture 1 had luken. shurtly before ;
1 left the States, it is tlio only one !
I have at present. I doubt If you j
would kuow ino iow though, if you '
saw mo. ' j
liy the time I get home you will
bo so used to seeing soldiers that
you or no one elso will make any ;
fuss over us at all. you will just j
say "There's another ono of tho'io :
soldiers." I
1 nm at the regiment lieuduoarters
now, doing camp police duties. 1 '
li:tvo five men 'from .my company!
'under me, and between ;15 and 4 5)
nit,.s.
don't havo .1 very hard
. (U,iranMllt, linii ltl1,(.,(nr
the work. TIiIh is an awful camp
I though, nothing' hut a field of mud.
nnd with ovor 1700 men In 6amp,
they muke,cbnslder.iblo work to po
lice ufler theni. '
I 11 m sending you.u. sviall souvenir j
which Is just nbor.l all Hint wo can
buy hero.
Thero may be a lot to'wrlto about
bore, but I don't know what it Is
so will close.
I am well thankyou. I hope you
Inve not - caught thi flu. fiive my !
regards to your mother and. any one
else who Is our inulual friend. -Your
Friend,
CORP. ROLAND C. INGRAM.
Spijdlj!
d Thursdays
noyou miso:d a big treat.
HEY! HEY! LOOK! LOOK!
Be sure and come to Zubcr hall
Wednesday, February 2G, lil'J. One
big laugh after another. Because all
of the fun makers will be there to at
tend the masquerade bal. Come, laugh
and grow fat. Forget your troubles
and have j good time. 2-24-2tp
Mrs. Chns. Thaplin in ''For Wus
bands Only," Wedncsduy and Thurs
day. . 2-24-It
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tresses Made, Feather Renovating, Carpet and
Fluff .Rug Weaving.
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