La Grande evening observer., April 22, 1919, Image 5

TUKSPAY, AlQ.'ft, 2 f)i9.
IX ORAyrffe sF, YENTNO OBSERVER
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The Fre&crlntion Blore.
AD CLUS THRILLED
BY SPEEUH TODAY
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President Coolidsj very skillfully
CMires.sed the great uiuasu'ru tlie Ad
Club members felt in having Uap
t iiu Kelley lunch wilit tiieiu.
Attention for Aililiera
Chas. H. KeyiuhU, U. S. em
,nent aent, tipoke bw,.ny in behalt
of the nieu who ara returning from
overseas and uskec thu Ad Club mem
'bors to do all iir their power to ;'sist
these boys iu returning to civil lii'e.
und securing suitable occupations.
Many 01 them are college men, ?
uiiu inc-j Miuut'i nut 00 t -pee;.-ed
to be satisfied with pick' and
tdiuvcl or teamster jobs. That the
business men ot th city watch out
far any possible opening for ' the
fcoldiers was the appeal lie made.
10. E. liiddle county campaign
manager for thu Victoiy Loan, made
a statt-ment of the facts ia reai't K
the claims made by Union county for
the honor of bvin1; (tie fiist coura
inthe statu to subscrtlvj i;w quota. The
honor htm been uw.r .lnl ashingto j
county, he s.iid, thoir c'.aiin l)eing
based on the fact tii.it a; tne cnuvon
lion March -.Mh the- (ommv chairni;.;)
made the sinu meat ihat it would
ruaranLee thca taat his conn
would go ovi.-r tin: tup. Win ther
not that meant tint their quota was
fc.uhscribed then, he had hemi iutorm
ed by State Director KUiorklgo that
' Union waslhe fiiht actually to toe the
mirk, and he olf;ied the consola
tion that while Washington county
has the name, Union Ins the fame of
the achievement.
Larison on (iood lliads Again
G. L. Laiison was primed as us
ual for a good road.; ulk,' but con
tended himself with statins that the
plan that has been outlined by the
Union county committee was com
mented upon by the state highway
commissioners as the most reasonable
and the most complete, one any
county has yet proposed. It will cost
two and three-quarter million dol
lars to do the road worK planned, he
said, but the highway commission
have guaranteed thetr support if
Union county doe.s its part. The
county's part, he said, is to see that
the one mill market, roads bill and
particularly the six;. per oent. tax
limitation bill receive- " '". favorable
vote in June.
J. G. Snodgruss, vice-president .of
the Ad Club, will he the chairmuh for
tlie next luncheon.
TOMORROW!
3 tv
Geraldine
Farrar
In
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A Spscial New Edition
of one of hsr greatest
successes. Also
A Two-Eoel Comedy
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TONIGHT
. Duke VTestcott e 4
A tut
"The'Ojlucn Gate.. G irk'
New S!iow, JTfiWoScen-
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LOCAL
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Jay o: Xanipj,
Idaho,
of the
was a city
week.
visitor tue fhbt
Fay A. Hin, who spent Monday in
Ui Grande, rmutuud Ikmuo this morn
ing to Kljjln.
l" Leo and Frank S. Guliek and Miss
Desslo Guliek, of Pine, Ore., woi-o
transacting Uusiuei.s'at i-.ie U, S
laud offico today.
Mrs. E. V. Cox returned this
momins to her home in lluker after I
a briof visit here with her niriniF.
Mr.
und Mrs. J. A. Kussell.
C. Kawley, wh ) has been homo 1
irom Newport News on furlough
d!ov-',..,.'.., m. . ' .... ,
j Kay Couch, son of County Assess-!
or and Mrs. U. G. Couch, arrived;
(home this morning fiqni Camp Han-!
leock, C.i., where ho h:-.d been for tho!
past nine months. In all, he Kpent
:HUOUt
year in th ; service. Camp
Hancock, lie says, ha'5 been complete
ly demobilised, and ho was one of
the 1 : 3 1 iiien to leave.
ISnrlolgh Ft. Masoii, of Toitl nd, is
visiiing l.a (J ramie friends tbjs week.
Mr. Maon, who formerly lived here
for a couple of years, was recently
iliseh'ti gi d from the snice, after a
trip over to France lie became ill
on h'lidhig, was in u hospital for
forty-five days, and by the lime he
was ready lor service again the men
were being sent home.
T.avon Morris, wh has been spend
ing a twenty-five day fu? lough frotu
r naval duty with liij parents in La-
Graade. ielt this morning to return to
his s':ip at . w York. Mr. Morris
h.is hi en in the solvit e since Apiii.
itflT, and maile nirv; trips a'cross the
Allan tic on convoy duty, lie- ha:;
two years yet to spend in the ser
vice, unless lie can secure his i"
k'p.se.
James Edward Coker, the yon
son of K. H. Coker. paster of
Christian church. La Grnnde, uhived :
this merwing from Washington. I). C.,1
where he had been living whh hi. ;
eldest sister since his parent- moved
wc:--t nine years a;:o. Master Coker .
who is but 1-1 wa of
n'-eie th.-
Heinz
Delicious for lunch or picnic
Prepared in Hsina Model Kitchens from the
heat Spaghetti and Cheese with a rich
sauce of red ripe tomatoes, skillfully spiced
and seasoned. Per can 15c
A fresh shipment of Heinz Peanut Butter,
Stuffed Olives and Fickles. When you want
the best in any food producl., ask for
Eeinz's. Try one of our Coffee Cakes. They
only cost a dime.
A few boxes of good apples at, per box $1.75
A complete line of fredi fruits and vegeta
bles fresh every morning.
G
anci Baliery
PHONE
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Gasoline
9, "rnjnaujy
.1' ft, MAXWELL, Special
w
"HoQveried ;rc'r. I.a Grand'
5ion Hsrar CiiMHHim
jtt i'ilchfr, North (Powder "
;lLoc jourmy alone, spending fourJiASKICT 8(Mli IKIDAY i,
i;.ya and four nijrhts onthe road, lie ) ..T liltV (i;i:i:iv SCHOOL
jwm niHKe p., norae wim o parfiua
-it i i - , . . l : ' ..... t
'i'K xrom now on. wneiljne armcu
iin I.a Grande at 3:30 this morning he
h:.d the first siht of his pareiui1 he
has h;.tf in utmost a 6-Tftde.
iEN READY FOR
Doth Thye mid Gustavo are ready
for their meeting toniRht at the Star)
Theatre, and each expresses confi-
oence in h:s abu:ty to win, - fc-very-
thinjj puiitU to-a record-breaking at-
tendance and a high -class match. All
rangemettu are announced by fro-
!:.oter Anderson as being completed,
BIG GONTEST
fine evening's entertainment isjknechl and Kosa Luxeinhc:, w.is
promised. The first preliminary will
1 siai l preinpiiy hi o u ciuck.
i;l;ix vor.vti vi:ov
MAKIiV IX LA UISANDK
. " . . . .
in La tlramlu Sunday morning at
11 o'elo.-k,, when Miss Clara May Lr
si a, of Elgin, beiuno the bride of
liari'.y Hardy, a young man of the
same town wh has recently return
ed from a lengthy "lesidenc.o" iu
France. The yoa;; couple have the I
iest wislies of many fiiends iu their!
home town and throughout the-dis- j
irict in which I hey .'.ave lived most 01
tiieir lives. They, will make their
home at Elgin. ' 1 , '
Sen cf Local Pastor
Graduates as President
of Class at Peakskill
Mr
1 Mr;;. l. II. Coker have rc-
I xived word from their son, Frank,
that he has graduated this year from
' I'eak-Jloll. New York, the largest pri
j vate military school in the UniUd
; States, as president of his class and
leaptr.in of the football team. The
ri, ivoun;? man m Its years ot ag;e aim is
now in the New York aviation corps.
With his record of achievements in
vsl 'ollege behind him. there ore bright
tlieipLSsibilities in the future for him.
ELKS' DANCE
'Elks dance Monday night, April
2th. All Elks and their families cor-
diall
invited to attend.
n-27 SOCIAL COMMITTEE.
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MAIN
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The ui rls of driving in the traffic
prove the q ity of Red Crown
gasoline. Look for the Egd Crown
tijMi before you fill.
C'T. COMPANY
A--iit, Standard Oil. La"
t. ff: KiiWto. Imhl-. r
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ll.-'.rris l.,f-fr, la ((ranctc 11!
it Hearth. EI8l
jjUXJJIBRVIlXK. Alnil J2. (8i
ial A general program and basket,
social will bo niwn h thlhy leuh.
school Friday eventi this week, be
ginning at ei'Jit oVioclr. Hoys vdvP.
think tto'y know girls nro solas to
bo given an opportunity to nee, it
they know her shSUnw., as a feature
of the program, nd tney wilf have
the privilege of spending as much
money ua they wisii trying to nuesn
'hosu shadow thv ?te buyinir. The,''
will later huve'tho oteiuMiro of eating i
from fl.oir "shadow s'- ifan;et. J 01 :
ereayi will fo fnrniud' und u moat i
enjoyable, time Is assured all who I
brim; a
smile and poo! cheer with 1
them.
Evrybody is cordially invited.
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TO TRY ALLEKKl) ASSASSIN
HKI'IUX, April lii. The Tu;;eL!aU
says that a man named Kun-e, ac
leused of the murder ot Or. iv;ulLieu-
rested recently, and tnktn to jai
case, the newspaper averts, i;
entirely ready for trial.
Tlie
now
ruoF. nrAnrs i. ecti he
Tiirough a typotciajdiical error yes
terday, Thu Observer announced thai
the lecture to be rcivon here Friday bv
Prof. U. tl. DuHach, of the O, A. C,
would be held at 2 0 'cluck. The hour
that lias been st t is i-i p. m. U was
stated Uahiy that. tluro will l e a musi
cal program present cu in connecttoe
with the Kctuie ;'iii in a day or two
a; rangements, for this will he definite
enotijvh to a-Uow special mention of
tjiis foaluro. I'm t". luIhJi"s Icrtu-e
will be given in the interests tf the
t). A. C. and will be free to all who
wish la attend.
LOU RE NT
Four blocks
-House,
from F;
1 Fourth.
Mill.
WANTEIV Clean cotton ra;:s suitable
to wipe machinery. 2 cents a pound.
Observer office.
' Candy is what ninior.l imI el U.;
like. Especially- fine chocolate can
dy. You can't make a" mistake in buy
ing your candies ut Silver! horn's fot
they have the most popular luauds
made. , t-'-'lt
FAMILY DRUG STORE
L.A GRANDC.OREGON.
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WANTED Experience lu-lp al once.
Modern Laundry. -Lill-tf
FOR KALE Selling hens. l'Kmo
Ulack .Flili-atp
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GIVEN UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE RETAIL CLERKS'
INTERNATIONAL PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
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Friday- Eve.,- .April
' Dance and be Merry'
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Comin
in
Argonne:
How
; liuy your field and garden seeds of'
.Sawyer-Holmes company and lie sure
Inf fresh, irrowintr need. Adv.M-lfi M
the
7iY THE O:-. EAKD
" IISKETS, $1.00.
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America is proud of them the
whole world is proud of them.
They finished their part of the
job with a courage and daring
best described by Marshal Foch
in these words to General Persh-
1 r t 1 1 r 1
before tne battle or
"Your men have the devil's
own punch. They will get
away with all that. Go to
it.'
proud of them are
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Measures your pride in tlieml
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Swift & Company
Three Ma:wcil cars like new. (Jood
terms. Wa'llowa Milling & Grain Co.
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Shi'rry' Sunday
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Monday
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