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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1919)
e a TIT.sOY, API.'JL f. 101.0. IJX dBttANTVR EVENTS Or OBSERVER FIVE o lliP ; - rr-Y-" r i ..to tt:rn Hereis'theQreatest.. -Treat of Spring Time Walla Walla Asparagus youtig and! tender served tyith Mayonnaise Dressing Valued alike, for ;its ilelii-iotis. flavor ami its well known health ful properties, Asparagus is one food flint Vinds a welcome place on every table pricei, per Hi 25c Diamond W. Salad.' dressing brings out the delicate Asparagus taste and the crisp sweetness of lettuce. Price ....30c PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY . v PHONE MAIN 80 hop a KNCOfUOlgMi figiilllDm ag Ai-n'iiKi'NIiinix IH-lei- Than ill History of Any srtilo "3 Ht This Tiie of Year. TOPEKA Kun., April 21. -The? nrst KaiisaB wld-nl crop report of t' year, Issued JXday by tlu sec retary of the Mate board of.uKrirul tiire, hIiowh that Hi.- cuiiilUiini and iriieafte of wliv.il 'u Kansas this year is the best and lament in th,, History or any slate 'year. . The report places tl.t. irieace nl iii.iua.uiiu acres and luo is estimated ut IIII.32. If the ordinary method of. figur ine the yield is used, the fort east Is that the state will prudiiee more than 215.0otl,il(io bushels of wheai front this crop. Under (,'iinrallteed prices the value or the crop would be 475,IKI0,o0li. or nearly a hall hllllou dollars. This would averaRe about ?:!f per capita for the entire stale. " " - 11 " -i" MAY .comltliyp 'Tenipiatioi:" Is .t vivid 8l'V t!e carreer of a yotin npora. snivel. lMnlcbl well have bti the story of S Miss I'airar hersej h;:d she Ilnppcn- 'ed to h;no been born In I'nris Instci .or In the "staid old pity of Melrose, iMass., a suburb of ll-jstun. T ior. Isno of the xiftiit-M lit whir's Miss , Karrar has appoaifd cd wlou-Oiics AI4.I IX iioitil on It nie other day sb' remark - ( l.l i:U Ml-ri'ltO VI,AV''il 'bat was the exacl'slory of one of her inltiuale asicii.tos it lheop orafV .world. lienor Tnrnbiill Is responsible for the scenario which pioviiles V'li'lltlM opitiirluuities for sexernt of the lead ing players, besides i?e excellent role it affords .Miss lunar. I'editi tl-i Conloba as Julieii, the eoniposir nie "In For Thirlyetiy J" a story with a vrrcshiniilv iu w uul In whu ltotiu- thin linn; or tMMiulirul Motio si v Muy Allison. will lit- stHMi, i- to Ix I he fcaluif m tlirf Vliorry ilit'ntn ixi:iy aii't inuor- Kiitli star uitit -uui y nro (if the rrenU'st charm nml the colwljmat ioti jsu"oiht nri ut I lnroim' ilort' Kul.nis tis Olto Mllll.T, tlu- lin- pri'sat-iti; Kayoioiul ll.iilon ha llanm t'ln; rial, autr K!sii .Issno Wilson y Mnilnnut MamiT, mic Important nu'iu. Imts of tin1 f'nl; WANT TIH-; i;i;ai, Tinxti provides tin onh't tn i nitifitt which can not be surpassed. The tmak'inntfon of Hie belmluVr If railed upon to follow the younK lie- iroine, Itelon Cuming. t u liith' vil- jlayo in Hie uunny south which is (many years In hind the times mid Iwhieh still pnu-tiee tlu- nliuost oUso. : - - llete luw of hiring out prisoners, to llelileius ol AluUa Do n Appre ithose who need help, lor the sum of eiule Some tr (he Moving PUiinv itwenty cents a day. I'lout'tlons I PAKI Anrii i cv.iMA, t ' A TouriiiR ' through the oountry in! - biplane No 29, " which was com- fi'"ls """ ",( ,"'",',, "' ' Alaska au.licnces do not eu- pleled in the late fall of mis. ud ' l'-""li,Mll!"' l,,!,,,, Ilr" '''"Jly onposed jcore some of the ..lleued "made In fast drtx'ltttr. and not Knowing vuiskh moiiou pii-inrcs. rtouniouu a sri:i:nv aikpi.am: was to h:ive been .:iimt-iini.,t,i flKhtiiiK unit iu the Fren.-b all il,1,i1' li,"p lHoc, ncmcles. Helen say they, want their money hack Hashes brightly tlirouch tlie town, iwnen :ney see AiasKan bum The villaKe conntitble, however. showitiK lieruis bncktuK faro. ii has his own views on the subject .KaiublinK h ills thai do not exi.i and she Is quickly awakened to the while out in ailitii-!al snowstorms rude fact that lie 'ndends lo ilrihe ! vlllians, weitrini; tun J order hoitu j her pay the full penally of the law, snowshocs, sneak 1'n-in behind l';f. Thirty days, is the ti.'ln Imposed -.iiul ;ifornla eucalylitus, Mlab the maidei,--no ball will be acceiiietl. Tears an I lair and net away with the Wash tub." ftrayers are of no avail and Helen full of nuiu'els. Hue. also do no.' finds herself in n hind, cold cell, exist. Rile, however, sorry for the ytmnn ! Some motion picture peieil seen benuty. svmls a handsome author iu to think, Ala-dialis .;.'', that IJm re l.t truth In I lie line. "Theics nai'y a Torres this month. This biplane car ries a .'100 horse ODWer eimiue, and with a load 01 340 pounds, reached at the official tests, -i speed of 147 "... .miles an hour, it climbed l.ouo meters in Hi! seconds. 'J, 000 muters .in 397 seconds and li.nno meters in 1126 seconds. At liie latter eleva tion a speed of 1 :f 1 tulles an houi was maintain! d. The soda water business is becom ing more a business; in fact, -as we become nccustomid to soft drink prob k-ms. A few years ajjo soda water iwas tittle thoujrht ot as a necessary seacli or a binill-lllaitlen. The adven tures from now on move with a sur- prisim; rapidity w hi.' inu card and satislh h rivals her rac- t'li her crav- bevemue, but today, we ricw to think linK for speed THE NORTH SIDE CASH KEPA1K SHOP Cive me a try at your auto. A'l my work guaranteed, (i. W. Buchanan, corner of Fir and Madison Streets. 4-11-tf Sawyer-Holmes company has a fresh stock of garden and field seeds that will grow. Why experiment when you are sure of good seeds from them 1 adv .3-16-tf THE HEX BARBER SHOP Cantrell & Holliday. Props. Union shop, everything clean and verthorn s and see how very sanitary. All 1 first-class workmen. We .sanitary tliey are at then- solicit a share of your patronage. 2-27-tf NOW IS THE TIME to think about your car. The Stand- nr4 Atifn Ilennir ahnn i-nrnitr Arlrnna and Pir, is doing very satisfactory! work. ED CYR, Prop. 2-1-lm' tof it as one of the nicest ways of ing our friends to imbibe with ns for a moment. If you will drop in at Sil- nu-e and fountain you will be sure to think of it ns one of the best and the hijrh class of drinks and sundaes served by them is not surpassed anywhere. 4-'J:MU how- law of tied or m in noi lh or nfty tbree." Residents if Ijils lionl'.lan l do not want motion nictiMv pal'-.im-or the outside world lo liel Hit; ide'. i hal lie.re are always "stampedes -over she connives to set a lot of fun:tbe (ro.--n trail" In Al.-.-ikn, tb.li -111 -bow stie takes her ua- lal and humiliatini; postion. and FAMILY DRUG STORE l-A GRANOCORCGON. S Maxwell a car made of more brains than metal Ojnuch material and so much labor go into every car. And so many bookkeepers record the business done. Have you ever stopped to consider the brain power that goes into a car? Take the Maxwell, and note such men as these employed in its development: 1. The originator of quantity production in the automobile busi ness and the master mind in the employment of machinery to produce quantity. One of the two leading production men in America. One of the two leading metallurgists in America.' One of the leading foundry engineers in America, Probably the leading cost man in America. A road testing engineer that hasjdriven a car further thnn any living man, 7. An accountant that keeps a daily balance in a business that ex ceeds $50,000,000 a year. These are but seven of more than thirty men of exceptional capacity who team together in the operation of the Maxwell business. The career of any one of these men furnishes a great human story. The result is evident in the Maxwell of today a car with a lineage of 300,000 before it.- All de signed and built on the original chassis program. It is a car that grows better day by day. Because more brains than metal are put into it. 2. 3 4. 5. 6. milts ttr tolUm Mtrt mi in on ttrtt JOHN E. ANDERSON, Distributor LA GRANDE, OREGON j"if , nd later, happiness, out ol the acci dent, is cleverly Hiiuwn and most fbaiii'iint-'ly acted by this lovable star. Also shown "The Leap Tlironcll Space." episode No. 2 or the Great western story, "A Man of Mll.ilt.' feat tiring William Duncan. ;OI.HE VDIC.H OK (; Kit A I. DINK K A It U A It lil.Ot'KS KTItl-:liT! ka Is snow covered ill tllo time. t! a.' ro-.id hous-'S and nanibliiig h.-.l's run wide open and that iiiunysacks f.i I of niiKHiitH and fnir maidens can l o lia d' for the m ahliitiK " Recently II was it-ported here a million picture conipnuy llltende.l to send mi outfit noi-in.to take somn real Aliiskan niovlim pictures. The Valtlez Minr, a local weekly p-por upon heni'lnt; of the report, ilec!a-.e! Ibis town offered .an tibial home tin n company dash-ins Mi produce san nine 'hind of the n.idnii;llt sun- X-,-.--:-: uasi.-J jMSKtfsf&S ack Traffic was held up for fifteen min utes, -at the busiest cornet; 111 UK world in Now York recently where r.oralditlf Fariar, who will uppoitr al .thrillers. the Arcade tl.eatre tomorrow am Herors here jit Y'alde. ro-ild slid. Thursday, in the Paramount picture, down a iiinimtalnsld i;i an Avalanche "Temptation. sanK there in behalf of wllliout baiikriiillir the company the Liuorty loan. l'edeslrinlli- boylliK snow." the Miner said. "Her swarmed lite streets mid aiitoniobllei'. ;Him, could Bet up lo their neck late trolley rors and all sorts or vehicle? Brf. die pouts riivo about were kept waiting. It was not alone .Miss lOarrar's voice which won her this, ovation, but her likeable person-, allty, her beatily and charm broiiKhl many thousands or dolliirH to Ihi cause, while she iiltenialely sanv', lalkeil or sullied at the spectators. proud of them the d is proud of them. 'led their part of the courage and daring ed by Marshal Foch ds to General Persh- "The local color Is here. We h,H" ail abundance of timber, un old tinn er who wears the saino name he used in the staleSj a w:omiui of forty yomy who (tills her corr v. hko, and. last hut by no. means least, a man who dealt hI nd poker Willi 'Soapy Sinilh. notorious in the 'NinntyKtKht' days at Hkanway." ' ' Get ready for to prlng gardan, Field mid garden scieds enn be had at Sherry's-Sunilay and uZTs I tho Snwyor-IIoimes company.-adv, 'The UnitVI'ow Trail. ' adv. 8-lll-tf r",TTrrimniWTTin-iiiiiiii-Miii-Miiiii THIS WILL BE THE SUBJECT OF THE - ADDRESS DELIVERED T0 MORROV EVENING BY THAT EMINENT I TIONAL CHARACTER Captain Father Francis kelley r-1 (PERSHING'S FIGHTING CHAPLAIN) At L. D. S. Tabernacle PROMPTLY AT 8:15 O'CLOCK WEDNESDAY NIGHT, APR. 23 m C0KCJTP.T LY 0. W. BAND VliVXAXlVd ADDP.BS3. VOCAZ, MtIC BY . THE CO?IKUNITY 'CHCRUS. . o Everybody Welcome s o o O 'J o Lverbody hree 0 I1 ! 0 0 0 s 0 6 to mm m u w ra m S m (SI (9 S, o
