La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 28, 1919, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextI Red Cross 1 i ! ' ...I T in Drug Siore . .... .. The Prcuripllon Siore. "I'lWM KlVLii KHlAE" "J" i "o IO.-W. 1J $ , 1. . iTwBtis.nn " S VjoiiltOff,' . wrUea"t th Observer that tier, sun- Colltt Stewnrt. has re cently Hut home Ctf his parent In-Jthe ctiwlerip.- peiuiaay. Toe Stewarts were form lurly resldtAits of this city, and Co'.'. . lis over seas with the La I Hospital Unit. His father uod moth- luve rwoived from- htm a bottlo filled' with water ffom the rl.-r Klilne. an Iron cross, and i.1 nmjii'ui, uuuuui ui mi1 DanAHiinnoiwced ty that atta?',, .M. ,fcfk. tl.and" rMutrriei&att.V.ill blj used to V ',tvS!'i,?'V id with the support they Ao. QgjjJI iJUCI ft I fifty pieces .of foreign money, among I bthttr IhinpK In i lpttar written January 31st he stated that the boys In the hospital ujiit were getting ready for 'the long hike back again ucrotu the 4tlaullc. Personal Joo Dykea, Leslie 'Demera and S. D, Peterson, pU of Miltt n, are bu Inesa visitors iu La Grande today. . Dr. G. L. ,Iiigei;i , returned this morning from Portland, whero ho had becu a visitor for a few days. The 1e; ly pleased receiving from the cltiietts of La Grana. (Grande and they Intend to do all In their power to show their friends a Kood time through the medium ol their orcanlr.ation. Their uniform about fund id growing famously and the! menu already have visions of apiwar- ing at an early dato in full r?calt;- f Further particulars of the dance will bo published-us the plans for It are completed. INHAXI-J MAX FOl'ND Rev. Lurns will he the preacher at the Lutheran church Sunday. Ser vices will be held both morning; and afternoon. 1 J. U Smith, of tho city police forcri. found Dan 'Clifford, a stVanx er whoso mind apparently is dement ed, waiiuuriug about the alleys in the city at an ourly hoQr this mornlug. ELKS WILL GIVE v. r 'ANOTHER DANCE Tho F.Iks Bocial coniuilttoh' nn-i nomico atiottior big dance to bo hold 1 at the Klks club next Monday night, March 3rd. The piimriMiime for the Ho took Clifford in charge and he Is jcomlr.g event has been arranged In being lipid tit the court house peud- (response to numerous renupsts from if.ltW! v " ' ohjoelotl "to th tryuniiy of a eorrupt sherrlff. The newer toiyr, '..T-'V'-'i i' 18 "'y wnltlug foraleadurtowrrak Ins examination. t'OXKESSKS HIS CltlMK Mr. ana Mrs. wnucomoe, oi iu-1 niela, announce tho birth of a baby i . - daughter, l.enna Marion, yesterday, Jehn V. Montgomery, who has February 27th. been in (he custody of city antlior- J tiles for a week, has made a cou- Mlss Anctta Johnston, who had ' fesslon of violations of the Mann been at Salem since the opening of aM- H -stated 'that he used his wife the 39th legislative session, return-' for immorjl purposes at Gleus ed to her home he;-e this morning, p'e'ry and Nampa. Idaho. Haker and l.a Grande. Or. A fedcr.il chnrgo . .will be made .'.gainst the nian. l'en- Mrs. Kdt ar F.llis. who had been ! 'is'itltti' for ulinrt tnnt nt the home I of C. 11. Uidv.ell, Island City, left .this morning to return to her home - ( at Portland. j ' The Union Christian Endeavor Society .will hold a social t.miulit at j Die hoiee ol Dr. S. ,. Itoe. ism; Third street, al X o'clock. All. are; invited to this event. j dleiou Tribune. Klks wiio attended the danre on February 17th, when over one hun dred couple enjoyed the hospitality of this popular order. On that oc catlon the crowd was so large that the social committee was unable to orfer Individual tho attention due them but they promise that on next Monday night, hose who attend, re gardless of the crowd, will be shown every courtesy and consideration for the iissurance of a royal good time. They also extend to all Elks and their families a cordial iiKitntioti to ultcnd. RICH MAN, POOR MAN j Mrs. Cassfdy of Shoshmie, Idaho. Is In La -Gr;mdi in n viit with it...- IS SUPERB PICTURE 'sister. Mr.. J. II. Dupes. : ; -.;Tr. W. II. MoMillun left lust nli;ht fofr l'ortlnnd. to ntterd .a meeting of the state de'ipl board, ot which he Is a member. Dr. McMilliau will re main' In Porjhyid abr.i'.t a week. F.llgene Ashwell. local illlnrn.'y, returned Inst night from Portland, where he had been atlendk-g a ses sion' of the United HSiiUcs District Court. ' ' '" I The iliousaudii of udinu-ers of do-1 ' 1i.,..,r..l t1-.,..,i-it (Hrirk wl.n h.ive Ueeu lii'T'T.iu" piciures. will he jl;.toi-esied lit .the 'presentation at tho Arcide llieulrc, today aud tomorrow -.of -her laie.it photoplay, Rich Man, Poor M;m," .1 pii'turi.ntion of M.ix imiiian Foster's successful ' noval, by Ueorso l!i oiidhurst, for Para mount release. The story ol this admirable pic- liill lllakeley In I'm-tlniiil , Clusletcd around him In'.'thu lobby or I no Imperial yesierdihjfv : yere a Inumber (.f r.teing and Istoekmen. They vividly described the ; coming Po'idletou round-up and related (ales which briiuUit memories of the god old wild west days hi Umuttlla coun ty. "Dig Jim" Blakeley was ' the spokesman.. His relay string tl'al-.' Ways entered at the Hound-Up ind he ! Ib prominent as tho owner of raco hff. 3F? W- AND-F OR T-ON E-'; I Tom Mix. the dar'ng screen ; st.tr. Ifp i-F(Bi 6nd' Horlftne,'" 'a tiC' aiieVfy1 fhoutfe.''1 tufit' . droiu d U; iliCiir'e . 'truly o Weslern, ""Faivie L ale' Ifcfrturic" tebms witS ctloh"th-jf will snttsfy" even the most ardent yim' fin. The play is pervaded at all times by the figure of Its hero, who does startling things In . perfectly natur-1 al and plausible way. Tom Mix, by the way, is one who is capiblo of trhusiial feats, hoth when ho Is on , horseback and When he is not, but he always gives the .impression that they are perfectly reasonable and proper things tifdo. . ! Tho story of tho play , hinges mound two. towns, one of which is composed of men who hnvn h,n driven Cut of their homes becauso ;PimillJiI$ ,1 its vonAganco, Tom Mix Is th one who Is rapablo of, righting their wrongs, nod he ,1ns an added Incom tlte When the ulrl bo lovos Is Btolon by th sheriff. A Mutt and Jeff 'cartoon will also be shown. TTT" et t he-Wew s Vc ;r RigHt-UpTp.-Now No matter what your fad or fancy may be you'll " -find the periodical which specializes unon it on our NEWS COUNTER Fashions, Machinery, Science, Art, Movies, Mu sic, Poultry, Dogs, Stock these are some of the " . topics. What's yours? A flood of information and entertainment flows over our news stand daily. We also handle subscriptions arid can offer club rates. . , ' NEWLIN BOOK & STA. CO. Called back from France to take command of an artillery regiment In training, Col. Henry L. Stimson of New York, secretary of war under Taft, hat been placed in command of the Thirty- tint field. artillery at Camp Meade,! Md, Colonel Stimson was for yearel active In the - New York National i Guard. He was lieutenant colonel Our orhce will be maintained wh it was priAx to he store's closing. , accounts atai due now and we wot like to havex nil who art ov top c; and settle before March lr.th f!olJ ' iRule Co, Adv. ' 2-o(j TUrl REX IIAHBKH SHOP Cantrellj Holliday, Props. Union $hnp. evervthinr plnm n,l command of the battalion that And .sanitary. ''All first-class workmen. We the first shell from tho national army gainst the Huns. I ill, r.......,,a rt Hot Who aN ! .w.Hcr oi line silica pent in a boarding ! "- " ' """.' in , , ,,, u- .large letters after his name. Ore- jgonlMii. i . Waynee, a charming ;lcr many yeais house, enters the hiimu of John K. j ' lleeston, a cold-heaited, selfish fi- Chas. U. MenificSd. of Seattle, 1 ,i,),,.cier, presumably as his grand- vpreseutin? the Henaerson-Aines Although a rich man. Bees- company, of Kalamazoo, Mich.. ton jg a poor man in everything large band outfitters. Is expected ; 0ia0 f0r ne j.jves no one acd every here tomorrow to take up with the;une despises him for his eccentrl- O.-W. band the matter or a. con- cilies unr erratic temperament. tract for furnishing them with uniforms. .First Woman Leg!slator. To MnsJ Vlkova Kunellcka belongs the distinction of being the llrst wom an In central Europe to be elected to a legislative body, according to Coml nentnl press .report. oue uf .vh.h j nays: ! . I I "She was present at the Prague vuaai.iunii u.mi-n.uiy on January o, a meeting of all C7.ech def-atles, elected by the free choice of (he pcojilo of the Ciech lauds to the four legislative bodies, the. only woman In. the Bohem ian jlie:. She was deprived of her inundate by the decision of the Aus trlim government on tho ground that tho Austrian constitution does not provide for the election of women deputies. j NEW TODAYj I iseity. Driugs love ana sunsnine m ! to his lifo and he refuses to permit j her to leave him even aftor he dls- Rhel Luper returned this morn- ; covers tint she has-beon foisted up ing from Portland ' and Snlem.'on himself through the forgery of a where he had' been since the first man whoso sole desire was to make of the week. Mr. Lu per visited 8:i-. Hetty happy. Betty is tho central lem on water cour;e business and 'figure in numerous thrilllzg scenes, visited, the legislature In .Its dying .unit finally finds 'happiness In tho moments. a t (lovo rjf n young man who really is "- . -.' ' jlheg rindsoQ t B.ieston. ' Announcements received .in. I,a ' .Miss Clniii Is spendidly supported t.CSrniido today convey the news of tho by a largo array of fine screen play i .l'ii lh of Holiert Norton Ci'irth. to i era. chief iimnng whom are Fredor 1 .Mr. -and Mrs. Alvah Garlh at Web- iek Warde, the rtimous tragedian, sler City, Iowa, a few days .ago. . liiclnrd BartlienicuH, George Backus', Mis. Garth was Miss N. Luclle Atui) Otlola Nosinlth. Mary Davis and Aug n very popular member of the hlch,u:.la Anderson. school facutly la I l Grande for a per-1 ; lort of years, ondlng about fivo yoars ,' SEXIOK 'Y" CLASS FORMED Ago. Her many ' friends .In 1 '.a For 'the benefit of young men who Grande will bo glad to know the arc not able to attend nny of the mother and son are doing nicely. jother physical training; classes at the ' j Y. M. C. A., a special class for seniors Klks' to'cin) dance at Elks' tomplo 1,113 b,cn formed, to meet Tuesday and : next Mondavi nifht. Mouh 3rd. Al' i Friday" eveninprs at 8:30. The. first Klks anri Vh'tir families cordially in-, class will be heldhis evenine. Young vited to fltterd. . j ,nen between the acres of 20 and 3B KI.KS" SOCIAL COMMITTEE. n,' eligible and will be Welcomed by 2-28-2t tne physieautiirector. F L. I ill.' h.-.s roller skates. 3-28-H r H'dlcr skates ndv 1 V A Near Employee. Ever been on government work bo. fore?" asked the manager of the Job- Becser. FOR SALE Alfalfa hay. Address I "Very ncarlj-, sir;" was the reply, G. Sturevant, R. 1. box 18, Fruit-1 "What do you mean by very near-' dale. . 1-2-Utp ; ly?" 1 1 j "Well, yon see,, s- there wasn't CARD OF THANKS. j Vlto enough evidence to convict me." We wishUo thank our kind friends ! "-Boston Evening transcript..,. ano neignuors. toy their nid and sym pathy in ouA deep bereavement. MRS. DQRA BASIIAM, GEO. Wi HASHAM, CLYDE BiSIIAM', MR. AND IRS. C: L. THORNE. 2-28-ltp ' . , x NEW TAXI USE. NeAl Suydnm and Clifford Ooorge, Props. Stund at Savoy hotel, Main 713. 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