La Grande evening observer., March 18, 1919, Image 3

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TUESDAY, MARCH IS, 1.019.
rS GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
TTTREE
Red Cross
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Drug Store
The I'robcriiiAoa Store.
INTEREST IN
SENIOR PLAY
MOST I'l.KASINc; O.Mi:i)Y !'.
l i:iti:u liv iniai scirooi,
Hill llltili Siluiol Orchestra of Turn-ty-.slx
l'icccs Will Also Appear
on the Pnii'mn.
"Mr. Dob," the Senior play" which
the class Is now rehousing ail will
: present Friday; March 21, .is tho
catchiest, most human and altogeth
er pleasing comedy that has ever
.been given in La Givir.de high school.
You cannot uffo'd to miss it! I!
will keep you smiling for weeks af-
leiward as you tuinic of the stage-1
strut-It liitle maid '"ml her ways of
dealing Willi the butler, who is tonijtend the nie--ting of livestock men.
between love and knowledge of his sys that l lie ro:tds in the valley
hitll position and dignity; or as youlfire fast getting iulo good shape
think of puui- Mr. Prown, the butt 'again. He drove over in his car
of all the ridirulntis sitiulions. as making good time on his trip.
he trya vainly to make an expl nia-i
, tipn of why he c.:ine "down town."
(There ate ,lo7ains of wholesomely
funny incidents that aro the Wst
remedies for the blues that could
passllmily be piescriLed. Don't miss
it !
1 The high school orchestra oX twen-y'ly-Flx
nieces will render three se
; lections.
Hl'OliTSMK.V, ATTIONTIOX
Menihcis' of the Win. Fin and
Fleetwood Cltih will hold their semi
annual clam 'i'd Friday evenins.
March 21st at tha Foley hotel. La
Grande." All members are lnviO d
to he present. 3-lS-.?
AL. -AN'DIIEWS. Sec.
TONIGHT
Thomas" U Inco
DOROTHy
DALTON
zGteen
t 1 RVdlo itaill
And Screen Tslegram
TOMORROW
Marguerite Clark
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"THE CRUCIBLE."
and a Comsdy:
Observer adveriirrliif; wtII bilng re-fnlts.
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tl B0"1? Point are v aporirinp VJ 1 i t
r Hi I J pr.int. The ftitl, uniform chjin ! 1 1i
t 'ii r of bciling point w n:iry vi ' '
C " highqniitj'cac!;ne.RedCrnfi S
. j n f I.ischcm. Look f.A 4ne Red ,
f i Crown sign before ou uiL e - (
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I .LOCAL0 .
' The Loyal Sitters will meet Wed
nesday afternoon lu the Curlstimi
P. E. Willll. of Merlnrd flm
is lilsitltiK this weuk at thtvliomo of
her brother, Dr. S. A. Koo
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Sfr. and Mrs. C. E. Towery left for
Pendleton this morning, to spend i
couple of days wit!) friends.
Dr. Albert Mount, or Joseph! aa
in La Grande last nislii. on tausinesi'
rutuming homo this morning.
N. K. West left this morning fot
Portland, to bo awtiy a couplo of
days attending to business matters.
Miss Helen Grant and Misses May
and Lovetta Gillian, of D:iker, spout
today in La Grande visiting at the
home of Mrs. John Adtkin.
Mrs. Anna Wells Baker, who had
spent the last five months 6h a vis
it to her sister, Mrs. A. J. Curtis, of
South La Grande, left this morning
on No. 17 to return to her home in
Portia d.
W. J. Tow-nley, county commission
er, was in La Grande yesterday at
tendiin: u mtvtfinr of live slock men.
He Jeft last hIkM for Portland,
where he-will spend a few days tak
lug care of business.
. I-.. l,i!soii. who came in fron
tits inrin near Cove vesierduv. to :ii
Foster W. Holt", who has been in
La Grande for the past couple of
niuniha. In tlie employ of the O.-W.
left this morning lo retura to Port
land. Owing to III health, ills re
turn to a lower altitude was imper
ative. Mr. Holt is a young man who
was in the way of making 'man
jl'rlemls here. He greatly regretted
i having to leave La Grande, havliijl
received a high opinion of her pno
J Pie and had his health not failed
Ill's wife would have come, here
shortly to establish their home.
j Good team work o:i the part of the
KoiiKhnecks Ir.st night in the Y. M.
jC. A. gymnasium defeated the Kar
jgaj03 two out of three gmes In
I the business mon'a volley ball
league. This marked tho first time
I tho Roughnecks liavj won the inc.-
jonty ot Eames wiiu any team they
I have played thus far In tho schedule
With the team work they displayed
ilast night they should be able lo
wade right through all or the other
teams in the league If they keep it
up. r he K ingn ran.!, how recently
lost their captain, J. II. Luper, were,
al sea a good part ol tho time. Th-y
failed to pass tho bali up to tha net
:and consequently lost. Tho scores
were. 21-17, 11-21, 21-1G. '
Don Scott and David Slodda'-d
, played heady games for the lloimh
necks and Bennett and Cochran
starred for the Kangaroos.
Tho Roughnecks vlll take on now
life with their next game for the
expects R. F. Murphy, their captain
to return this week.
The next game oT the league wi:1
be played Wednesday night b.'.woer'
tlie Hearcats , and llie Roughriders.
lloth teams are evenly matched
and therefore tho batl e between
them should be a hot. one.
The standing of the teams is as
follows:
Kangaroos !l (
Roughrulers . 7 !
Henrcats
Itotighnecks 7 I
.If! 7
O.-W. I!AM) Wll.l. ITT OV
I.IN( i: AT 0!JTII I'OWUI'lt
That band ree-Miliy orpni'd
aiiioiii; tlie O.-W. gimp nien and oth
ers of the company's ehiploycs f;etim
(1i't'rniint.'d, havini; made' itself
known, to kivp its n:nue of lifinf; an
i-orutkniimifau iliat in ' thoroughly
alive.. lis Lilowt enlt'iju'ise .is in tin
.way of sho.viim th. follcn dowji at
Nt-rih i'liwdiT what finM d iss nniH
ir can lvaljy do to esise tlckUn;: tiy?.
Tlie barurs' eitht orchi-?! ra i:'
so i ni: t- No'tli I'-'wdi-r Friday v
nirm this ftk to tive ili-nontratIon
i'f tiieir n'i liinl horh tht iiifniiicr
of the oi rli :':itr;i a ail thn I'owdtr
p'oplf an? i.nt ifip 'tiyi;' a joyful 'im
;Yhfie i.i.no d',( yinj: lliat tin-re wilt
I he. (.'tic The rianc i ptvi'U in La
'f. nindi' hctt Til'.iit Kv (lit- hand irovcd
rignptetely "thgt with BUch (yusln
as thecpew orclo'stri priO'ides no
one could possible have a Onll uio-
OiO'nt. If he were any where In tho
vicintty.o There 41 likely be a few
dancers from this city accompany
the orchestra ti share In the good
time there is going to be.
guaxd jritY CAi,y:u
With a special session of chim!.
court necessary to take care of cas
es that are crowding the court cul
endar. Circuit Judge Knowing han
called the grand Jury to nnt acalii
next Wednesday , March 26.'i. for
Investigation 'of severcl cases The
petit jury will likely bo called about
March 30th, Judge Ivnowlo staus
MAliUAItKT t'lAltKW
' TOM-HOV IX
HIT UK
A heart-gripping Paramount pho
toplay In which Marguarite Clarke
plays the part of little hoyden is
The Crucible," which wilj be shown
at the trcado theatre tomorrow and
Thursday.
How Jean Fanshaw, after lia inn
been unjustly condemned to a retor
maiory nml com polled to associate
with the riff-raff o. the town and
state, is rewarded fo.- her long strug
ule r.traiii:,t evil, Is fo.'ctbly portrayed
in mis unusual picture.
Mnrguerllo Clark who Is second
to none In screen popularity, plays
age of twelve nnd she carries them
olf as com incingly a; If she were not
a day older than tho character which
lie Is portraying. . Sio is like n
fairy ol' childhood';, wonderland
across the white screen of the uni
verse, and Is the spirit of make-be
live, which plays no favorllyes
rowu-ups'' as well as "kiddles"
loving her moio perhaps than any
other actress en tile screen.
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WIXS ALL IH'T I.OVI
Maria, ;i ' little BtanistrcHs her
pruty tiiMtt turned oy he; tU'sire for
ViHi clothes and fi.io surroundings,
snrrificea lovo. Iter munition attain
ed, she is possessed vf everylhiug the
worjd caii ylve except love. And
(hen she sacrifices everything that
ambition had galmd for her anriinicnto on Saturdr.y. They will make
i:.sioe.
, This Is the fascinating theme ot 'fhe best wishes of many friends
"Miss Ambition." tho Vitagraph Blueare extended to tho bride and to Mr.
Ribbon Feature, which will bo thf
umauuon in ine neiry .at;aiie i 'raised. Following his fir.s.t enlistment
day and tomorrow. Corrinne C.rif- f four years in the navy he rotUrned
fith, beatiful and popular Btar. hail tQ lM Grande nml for a't;niP v:itP in.h
the featured rolo thn of Marta, tho;ut Eheliff hore Uter wa.
BGamstress, who sat at her sewing ' ftnf hp Pptlirnpri io lhp F.u-viec
machines and dreamc-d that some
d iy she would be grand danio and
weir dresses like those which Bhc
made. In tho supporting cunt art.'
Walter McOrail, Betty Ulythe. Tem
pler Raxe, Fred Smith and Hnrr.v
Kend:ill.
Tliure are many highly dramatic
situations, especially that In which
Marta's hnshand, realizing that he
has lost his position in societj
thruimh his ma Hace to a formor
seainstrcHB, turns on his bride and
in the quar ml which follows, a statue
or Ambition, Tor which Mart had
por,ed. is overturned and ho is crush
ed to death.
, Freed and wealthy but yearninr
for the first h.vo w.iich she had loft
behind, M irta e-relly Hactifico:.
her entire fortune to help him out ol
financial straits and returns to her
.furnished room, and there he seekn
hnr out.
Also .a 2 .reel comedy "1Mb V,"
rounds out the bill. '
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A Special Price
Cauliflower
15c-20c-25c
Some fine iJusly !'! riil:t (irapffruit at
All hrcads are
Iit'ttcred Ii y
Raisins.
XeV Jap' Oranges at 2 tlircii
"."ic Imys a Swann's Anti'cl
Swansdnwu Cake l-'lour
1'Micl Toilet Snap i.t swinis
f'nlil'ornia (JrapH'ruit fs
In tiiday ''iiliimliia Smoked :yid !"ih'd
Our !rnd Ma Cookies are the talk of the
l;iH'itmi-lfa, tlve Steel Cut ColTee
.California JYanmts, hiTiest fgujltv, lln ...
Holsum Birad-inadc from pure wl'ile
I'Uy ,iiir Scod.soaiid Oni',11 Sets Now. a
CALLIAIN 80.
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AITEBERY-I'EEBLKK
The veddinir of Miss Vilva Pccbler
of La Grande and Frank Ailcbcry of
Lanyon counte, lila.. was solemniacd
at the ofico of A. C. Williams, jus
tice of the pence, lust Thursday, March
13th, at 11, o'clock a. m. Mr. Atteucrv.
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who had but reccnUv returned from
service with tho 4(ith C. A. C, left
with hjis bride the snme morning for
Idnho. where they will make their
home.
WATSOX-MASOX
Miss Maye Mason and James H
Watson, both i!t Li Grllmio, were
man-led at 8 o'clock last evening at
tho office of A. C. llli.ims. Justice
of the peace, Justice Williams per
forming tho ceremony. Tho -wed
ding was very cuilrt. Tho couple
will make their home in La Grtiude.
iii-:iki:s-t( itM.n.i,
Mrs. Clara Turnbull, of La Grande,
nnd Joseph K. lloikes, of Freewater.
Ore., were qulotly m-arried Hur.day
at the homo of tho bride's daughter.
Mrs. E. W. Carpenter, in this city.
Rev. S. C. Laphaui, of the llaptls!
church, officiated. Mr. and Mrs.
lleikes will leave this evening fot
Freewater, where Mr. lloikes Is in
terested in tho fruit business, and
where they will niako their home.
Al) AJIS-PALMATEKlv.
Ln (Jrnnde lost another of its youno:
women yesterday, when Harvey. 1-"..
! Adams of the county of Washington,
'.., - , ,, ,.,;,. ilis i.i,i vIis
: Mrall .! .i,n, Tl, .,i,ii.,
., ,.r.,,,.i i. ii:.... r u,.
peace, A. I,. Williams, at Ins olh'c
'yesterday at 11 n. m. Mr. nnd Mis.
lAdnnis left yesterday morning on No.
!ti for Idaho, where they will live on the
: groom's farm.
. 1-Al'LK-SIUULEY.
The home of Mr. and - Mrs. I. W.
Faulk in this city was the scene of a
quiet wedding the evening "f Satur
day, March loth, when Miss Grace
Shirley of Sacramento, Oil., hei'iime
the bride of their son, M:lton A.
Faulk, who retuiied a few weeks ago
from service in the navy. Tlie cere
mony, whull was vilncssed by the
relatives and a tew trienils (H Uie
principals, was performed by A. C. j
Williams, ju.-tice cf tl-.? pence. ir
Mr. Faulk met his hilde in Caiifor i
nin, while he was there in the navr.l i
service, and she nrrived from Sacra- j
. their home in l.a Liiamfe.
Faulk, who is a La Grander, born andipoR SALE
and before the war was over had been
promoted to the rank of master at
arms at Cioat Island, lie has been
back in Ia (Jrande about six weeks
and is car inspector lor tne u.-w.
Monarch's Compliment.
A pretty compliment was that riiillp
IV of Spain, himself n painter, ten
deredo a preater artist, Velasquez.
When WlnHipiez find linished his fa
mous pb (ure "Las Mi'iilnnn," which
includes not only I'hltip uml his (iincn,
but (he artist hiinseir, hrnli In haml,
he asked of Hie kind, "Is anything
wantlntr?" "One thlnt? only," answei
ed IMilIlp; nnd taking Hie paletle fron
Vclasipie.'s hiiiidK, he painted n the
brenst of the aillsl's limine in (be pic
ture the f'rosK of ilie Onh r of Sand
apo, -the most distinguished in Spain.
WANTED Cican coUon.ras Buitaljle
lo wipe machinery. 2 cents a pound.
Observer office. '
on
.15c
inii tut;
Snii-Mnitl
55c
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ike. New today
No Sahstitllt".-:.
-per hai'.t 5c
.:. ! 3 for 25c
11am.
town. . 13 I
BSQTHEKS
.'IT'S A DIRTY SHAME
Say Dftughboys of Dry Election l)ur-
Abs?i
a mg
nre of Soldiers.
Ohjo soldiers in the American ex
peditionary forces are up In arnw
over the adoption of prohibition, in
Ohio, according to a letter received
by Cincinnati friends from Herman
r7:n..un:n i.. ..i. -.n i.:n
xiiiicaino. ii iv iiolci, wiicifO mil,
wh . Kranp Jh ,,,, r
147th infantry, says the Cincinnati
Enquirer.
"The boys of "the A. E. F, are sore
alwiut the state 'going dry; they say
it is a dirty'shamo to take advantage
of us whilo we are away fighting for
our country and our liberty, then have
our liberty taken away from us, and
to make things worso they want to
take our tobacco from us, he writes.
''WTiy don't they leave us here to
starve and- let the slackers run the
country to hell J If you want to hnvo
this published you will be doing the
A. K. F. boys a favor."
Gillespie writes that he has gained
twenty-five pounds whilo in the army
and has traveled over most of France
and.n part of Belgium. Ho now is
stationed at St. Paul, France, await
ing an order to entrain for this coun
try with the 37th division.
CHRISTIAN TEAM DKOPS
OUT OP CHURCH LEAGUE
There will be n regular battle on
Wednesday nitrht at the Y. M. C. A.
when the M. I. A, nml the Presbyter
ians come together for their first bns
Kethall jnme of the ehureh IcnRiie.
Hoth teams have 1000 per rent nml
nre evenly mntrheil. Another huril
jrame will be between the linptitn and
the Methodists the .same night.
Becauso the Christian vhureh droo
ped out of the leajtue the schetWtle has
hnd to be worked over and has brought
the strongest teams together n week
or two earlier thnn it was planned, but
both the Mormons and the Presby
terians have been itching to come to
gether ever since the league atari ;d
nnd so this will probably take the itch
ines out of one or the other's Hide.
The schedule for the balance of the
games will be printed in The Observer
tomorrow.
:t r.T A hlnck leather nurse.
j taining Observer Hills and
change. Return to
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server,
-Fine Rufus Red
buck four months old.v i
dam am registered. 2001
Elmo Terry.
(WANTED A few head
or Hcrford heifers or
cows. Phone Farm 23,
Richardson.
LOST-Striped silk waist
Kcorpetto sleeves and
at Observer. Reward.
Machine hemstitchinp
L. It. Norton, 807 Pcnn.
block west of library, -
Just arrived shipmen
magnetos. Special I
Hamilton .Garage, corn
ferson.
.NOW IS THE TIME
to think about wnur car. The Stand
ard Auto KcpaiV"diop, rorner Ada ins
and Fir, In doing very tia tit fact or
work. KD CY It, Prop. 2-1-lm
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XOTK'H TO 1.A GHAXDN
voLiXTKEii Futi:.Mi:x
A firemen's meeting willobe held
at the fire station tonight, March
18th, at)7:3U o'clock.
If you
you are In need of a gwd clock,
yeai wij find just whnVyou want at
FAMILY DMG STORE
LA QRANOE.ORCaON.
3-12 -St
11
Thrre Was Nothing So Good
for Congestion and Colds
as Mustard
But the old-fashioned mustard-plaster
hurned and blistered whilo it acted. Get
the relief and help that mustard
plasters gave, without tho ptajter and
without tne Dii&r.
i Musterole docs it. It is a clr, white
ointment, made with oil oi nr.istaiX It in
scientifically prepared, oo that it works
wonders, and yet docs not blioter , the
tendctvst si in. f
Just, nias-.;.iite Musterole in with thi fin-ger-tips
gciitly. See iiow uckly it biinpr
relic! how sncedilji lire pain di:apiaia.
Uio Musterole tor fere throat, bron
chitis, tonsilitis. croup, stiii neck, asihma,
neuialgia, heudache, congestion, pleurisy,
rheumatii.m, lir.nli.if.0, pauia and achta ot
tlie back or joints, sprain-i, r.or5 muscles,
bruist-ii, chi'uhuli:-!, froited lu-t, colds ol
the cheat l.t olten prevent:: pneumonia!.
30c and 60c jiut; hospital size :t.ot.
POLISH
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LYEKU PUEKITUEE POLISH
Co I hxkyfc S-u.
nrn luniriiiiul i
am'H .
LYKNU AUTOMOBILE POLISH
Alisi'iliili ly cliniiiiati'S ri-'ase. No sticky, dust
rtillcftin I'tiaJJiiifr ol! oil, jri-ense or giiin. You
simply moisU'ii a pietit ol' cliecso cloth wit.li it
ew drops of Lyknii and'rul) only until wuiTace
ih drv. .
J. G. SN0DGRASS
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MOON
tliorouglily in beeping, liowevi r -y ! e i'c- tlie aurroMndings rnoy
be cieBigrieii, fittt'd ut.d finiii-ud to he. it- corupirion with ita popu
lar big brother. Moon SU-t;t). Subiirn,::- u lluouoli f.jr fmootli
rtinning. Btaed-up qaiKicii cvi'wiiy ui home nmtv miens ot rucking
liill rouJu und lung usage.
. Iitiilt to meet tlie- demiind fur hii-r-yliiul'-r tilling nnd diiving superi
ority ut the price of (in ordinary tour Ii.-ih tlie al'.ur-ccoiioniy of a
tire and gusolinc saving i,!i( car.
Here nre i,'me( !. Hix-3'.'ii .t-iMotit.ii: 114 Uy h wheel.
hmnc C!ontiner.til meUil- v n i- i s tlowl.l- rowkd IttAy unj
, l.ih rium-vconib I-olilfr riiln..' . ! - -wm-iI-In-.' I ik;t lit snitirt
angle beimilullf fmini-' i, .-'1-1 vr . in cntntent bourd,
liont and icm Spit-i-r j'jiiity - 1 inl(i.-r beftl.M M. ,
But "aeeinit il:licving. " ce ti.;tt cur, iunl ' lol us demon.
Uate lor jou.
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Observer nds nre widely read.
,ns iina pnhshes at the sumo time.
(tutu i eetieu only one oiioriitum.
ws old turnitiii'c,' in'cscrvos new t'ur-
nniKit injure the most delicate suv-
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GROCERY .
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