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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1919)
0 A . , ....... !r. 6? o o o o o TWO .Mr i .it t i',u.' r-r- o u .... r, - - - I- -0 New Weaves and ExcIasive.Designs in New Draperies JUST ARRIVED The scopfc'.and variety of, this group, of new draperies, which includes many of the most popular designs of the season 'makes the task of selecting your-new draperies very easy. . . WEATHER AT NOME a ! t'linii'nlfmi .10 FRUIT PESTS - nf Pariflc t'lmat Vmit HelMiil Mm Is ( allol ii) ir.t at liiti-r. fclllr, ('uUlay lllu. UAD IN JANUARY s 0 s IIMnn0HH to TniiMintiirt Nlltiu llmllm 'ntil('H Hrrtf IHmitmiI h.(,itA.Mi:.N'tO, Cul.. Aiall 24. NOME. Alaska. Jantlai lib .-an uiii .nmimaiw .1"? aiaiu guine a town ciock was mid on tliu vi- m tht I'arlfli: oeenn Utopped aiyl lunerala wi-re postponed hum natural barrip for utajlea of : a a rornilt of a smith n snan of ool ,i Call early and get the choice of the goods, in great demand These patterns are very popular and 45c, 75c, 85c, $1.19 a yd. Huts Department Store jr4wi-i--iiM the Pacific bIoiw aujtiut the in ra tion of harmful Ins---' and, of plant lis iiH(-, lf plant (iinti ilnitlon by hu iiiu'i JtK:niy fan Ijb piiijlcrly r'jiul;it t'd in this WKUm comparative free dom from tiortiriilMir.il dlscas..- may ' fu fiijoyrtl by tho w;ritrn states, fj 11. lli-ekf h, commissioner of horti- i'-uliiire for f!;ilfornhi nidlr-vf-a. ! (iin'criior WiH I ('.til 1). Stephens, at Urn fttiKKCHiinn - or -Mr. Hecke hug written 1 ho Kovcrnora of nine wt-st-era states rpriuestinK that plant iiuarantlue representatives he Bent to California on May 26 to meet at cojd this week whicu seat the riitoiii eters liown to between fnriy anil fifty decrees below zero. Cold uIho forced one of Nome moving picture houses to rlose and compelled ufhool officios to shorten the Hfhool duys. Th twating pUntv of lh theater and hool were not bis unoufjh Lo f is lit off the drop. Center of Nome intuitBt this week was Villi jalmur Klelansson's old jthennonieter on Ua cracks Square. ine instrument ns oeen lewiea oy expert, and ha teen service in northern Ice fields on the explorer's Itiveiside, wjlh reprw,ntatlve from i hoat, the Polar He thin stall1, Canadi, Lower California, Rented not long au'O Watch This Space "Windmills of llaw;ili and Florida to discuss prob le'ms arislnK from plant Importation. 11. Ik anticipated by Mr. Ho: km ttiat at thin meeting a quarantine leas;ii- of western states will be or Kauixed lor mutual I rotect ion against the inroads of horticultural and ag ricultural pf,stn. C. h. Marlatt. U'iiHliinKton. O. C, Oialrmnn of the il'edernl Hort IcuUurt'.l Hoard, ha simiifled IiIh intention of attending ' The pi -nit (uh ran tine oonferencf will In one of a Herit of horticul tural couventionB to ip held In Riv erside May i!f ! 11. Ttie Stale As- mieiation of Nuraey'.ien and State, Ansoeialion of County Hoitl cultural Coin in isKlonei a will meet, there will he a convention ot fruit growers and r.srmers nvJ a c(in;or enee of vegetable Kruwers. Te Pa eific Slope brnwh ( the American AhsocIhT ion of Kconoi:iie lOntotnolo jrlsta also will convene at tha ttiae. It waH pro to Capt. T. A. the Howh of Nome who placed it in public aqua re. The funerals which were postponed until better weather comes were those of four soldiers at Fort Davis ' near here, who died ot influenza- Although it ia cold now, Nomeites expect a sudden upward rush of the temperuture soon. Then a bit late; the sun will climb north uain for it? summer sojourn of six months. Ice blocks the Fler'ni; Sea off Nomr this week. There are days during the winter, however, when winds and tides will carry ne.u ly all the ir the 'away for hours, hater tho same winds nud tides will bring the floeH back. "i V DOMT YOU WANT iSOME MICE f I FRESH LAID EGGS? itif)Ti.(; dklavs I'non SCITI.Y lM)AI)IN(i LONDON, A)!i 24. Tho riotlns at llumburK affected tho HiilnidlnK of Aniurican food it'llt-f hIiidh for a ('OI.OIIAI)O MIMiS Wll.li jtlmd, accordliiK to official reports ro- lli:i)l ( i: ol-KKATIONKleeived here, hut tha work was pio- .ceeding Wednesday niorninx. with l.KADVII.I.E, Colo, April 24. Ivoluntary sli Ikelne.iltcrs, composed FollowliiK Hetllenient of the metal mostly of merchants and men of (.ho niiners' strike Tuosilay nlKht, when I''""111""1 classes, who'reallze ih vital need of KettnK Ihe food nn- loaded. Ihltil the present ottthrealc jthe navy had been auie to control uie iiernian lanorers, aitnoui.'ii tnrv nn ngrocmcnt vn leached under which the men -will work for $4 a day. It was announced Wednesday Penrose, Gnrhutt. and ,md been 11Bwm1B woikers. will resunie operations Played by La Grande High School Glee Club on Evening of May 2 that the, !f shafts wiiinn a rcw days, ft is proi.ahic, , Musical Program Has worked with reduced forces, owing to kick of ore contra tR. The Mikado and Greenbacks shafts w ill not reopen for several months. It i-Ma announced. Tho agreement ending the strike, was n compromise, the operators at first proposing to reduce wages to ::.r,n a d .y. Order Your Eggs Today We can supply you with strictly fresh eggs, per dozen Also a Complete Stock of Hams and Bacon PHONE YOUR ORDERS EARLY Harris Grocery Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192 408 North Fir Street Across the Trac! . Autos Repaired VOLLEYBALL TEAM FAILED TO GET BEST OF BAKE' J Three Maxwell cars like new. flood, tcrnn. Wallewn Milling & Grain Co. ' odv 4-2-1 r A dance will lie given nl I'ninn Friday nighl, April '", by the Knights of I'ythi.'lM lmlire of Hint city. -I-'.':!-!! NOW IS THE TI.MH to think about your car. The Slmul aril Aulo Kcpnir shop, corner Adams anil Fir. in doing very aatisfaclory work. 1-1) CVII. I'rop. 2-1-1 in DANCE REX HALL TONIGHT, APRIL 24 Lua's Famous Haivaiians IIKIIIH' ( 1 1 1 1 r-1 Ii;k ' nliil I leu r 'riicsc ;ir! the 1 l,i .liinns of V i t i r T i-liiiii' I'liiiK1, mill on Virtop rt'i'tii'ds tlifii lii'i-it licard tlirtiiiliout I lit- world. Set I Hem iiciv in I Crsoii. Couple, H.00, plus war tax; Extra Ladies, 25c THIS WILL BE TIIE DANCE OF THE SEASON Tin' mcm!h water husiiu's lu'cun ing untie a business: in fuct, as we In m. nn- mcti.UoniMl tu Mift di ink ttmU h in-i. A fi'v ycai h uiro sida water ua liltle tlnm;rtit nf as a nere-ui y beveinhe, but tmlay, we trr.iw to think f it a , im of the nivi st wny nf ak intf mr frit rids to imlutie with us fur a liniment. If you will drftp in at Hil erfhenrs and see how very ni.e au-l sanitni y they arc nt their fountain ymi will he miiv to thick nf.it as one of the best and tin- h Rb el.i.s-s nf drinks anil sundaes srrve by them is nut suipH-oil nnv where. . 4-'.,,l-:t: FAMILY DHUtS STORE mum .m.rr.. i i i f r---rTr-pTjrTirTyrri'yn:iumijw WHO WAS EDITH CAVELL? i Thouyh they played a first rlnss brand of volley ball, tho team repro-fM-nting the ha f!r;nde llutinms Men's class or th Y. M. C. A.. 'dropped (wo out of the throe gainer . pbiyi'd with the H iker huKiness men in that town last night, ha Grande m en auie a lug had nud took tln first bailie from Maker by 21 points i "to 1. luit Maker wuu I no next one by jibe same score anil the third by 2! poitiis to ltl. TIn ro worn comment-) rii up as the fastest games that hitvej e( r hi 'en pi i.ved bolwcen the teams) ol i lie two ciths. Pie local men pull up a ,'uud L'iiiue all around, but their ti'am work sulfei : from the ;ih senrc of Karl and I.lmer Stoddard, who were unable at the last minute to go wilh the team. The l.a (Jiaiule phiyt rs were S. 1). Crowe. N. V. Frees, (ieo. Cochrane. It. V. Murphy, Don Hcott nnd ; 1. Mentiett. Midvin F. Ihiee. tho V. M. C. A. physical dir e-or, accompanied the learn. Owiun to the fact that the end of. the volley bull season bus come there will be no return panic pl.tAd here until e:; season. Been Arranged for the 0. A. C. Lecture Friday Trofossor U. G. Du Mach, of the Oregon AKriculiural College will ar rive in ha Grande tomorrow morn i jing und will uddress tho students of the high school in the afternoon and in the evening at 8 o'( lock will Rive !un illustrated talk on "Higher Kdu- cation" and a "Gre.ler O. A. C." ; j, The local O. A. C. Association. have : ruude arrangements for the evenings entertainment and -announce tin- , .following musical program: Violin solo, h. J. hiudsey. Vocal olo. Klorence hynch. Vocal Trio, Jeaunette Stoddard, jladys Uluck, Martha Schofiehh i XOTK i; TO .MASONS A speeial cominunicallou of r.a raude I.odue No. II. A. F. M.. nill he held in th Masonic bill Friday evening. April L'ath. All members please tal." notiee. A. C. YVihhlAMH, Sec'y. l-24-2t, ! ANNOl'NCKMFNT. J. David Haines wishe-s to announce nn addition of two saxophones to his popular novelty orchestra, and b a!! the laVt popular music, is at yn service lit ill times, for dances an-' concert.-. A splendid opportunity tt secure the vcy best pos-ible in mu-i? n shop iiids (d Visit our repair shop and convince yourself that we are fully prepared to do satisfactory work on all cars. Wo arc well supplied wiih modi (jtjiiLpmeiit nnd tools for any and all auto rf-pairmir. Our timo is yours, wo are lioro lo plcnso you and aive. lo give- you tin host of sorvioo. Lot us provo our officionoy hy aclually ihowinj you just wliat kind of work wo turn out. Jirini; your car in mid our nioolumirs will do tho rest. Hilton Garage WHO WAS EDITH CAVELL? Candy is what almost all of us ' like. Especially fine chocolate can- ' dy. You can't make a mistake in i.uy- in your candies at Sil vert horn's for j tbry have the most popular brands j made. 4-22-ot FAMILY DRUG STORE UA GRANOCORCGON. It Raises the Dough If. you ire net alrtitly utinf Citi crnl. you ihouiii ti y it. Test out ili bivtiiUfri.' Dinover (or ycurwlt How ill Joi'bUltovcnMi(ctioin'.ikc Ihe Itlhlcst and mojt wbnlccjiiie' cities, biji,.;i!:, nd brenls. . l.'ic nil .ot the on ol Crncrnl. K you lit not plcurd with the rriultJ. return Ihf empty ,a lo your jttictn ho li authorized lo refund your money. Write tu for a copy of the Crracrnt fok Dook. Crescent' Mf Company,. Seattle, Wariinon. c Heal Skin Diseases kY '.tS'i'JKV,,sl '.-J'.M'l.l It is unimv. .ury lor uui J i.f?tco.M.-; '. iff "N ""'-!" 3 Miinlar tkia ti.uiM.. i. 'b(..iied at anv c'ret; l i lor efi.i I at i i .lppiiCxt s 111 ti: lioni it.:!un.k tv'i'.i...-. . ooih, v th.' : l.iii a:;J t '.U lively li'"' I :'.'!! i ' tvr.o i a .'e-i:.i','i ii: lii.-t del:. aA- It e.eilv ap; hel a-l rn' ti.K!.i ard s.i f .i l t " ' 1 ' lllt. V . . A l.ttle .- -r f:rr (nr 'X V, : 'l Teni; To the Dancing Public Dili l 'c5iamit(c' is superior to any other front laee oorst't, for without the lea tares no corset can ios silily lie just as good. It contains the master tou.'h of seientific eonstniction. You do not saerifit-c com fort for stylo and you , not sacrifit-e style fur comfort wlii'ii yon wear :v-;?'T;f,-. ':,. i;i 'iiiiitiiiiiawTameawawaaiiaaia nn urn i mi iMucmmKtmmmmBtm nvf ; t.l:. - ! .'V.'.' ..;!...", ' liii fit Id-half of the Ui-tail Cleiks Prottvtive';iss..i-iation. I rctrrct to Oi l ,; . II I ' l lMitil'y yiiu that our daii.i'o whit'h was ti lio ui (-ii tt'ini'iri'itw liiir'ut j ' i-'riday ) is hei-i-liy iosti(ini'd fur a later day. This ai-timi is talrii. j ' ('';; mi ari'iimit of the Q.-W. liand renting tin- hall tu outside i i" .' ' ' " S " ' I Any. . ..ito owij,c ti !..' firmiti.- i : '. . ' SecreLirv Lociil Ko. 417. m 'Va .. I'liiii i-uu-y will pUae .-nil ini.l ,-ttl,' J , . T'j 't t!t'U,-l r'r.hl lui-jru-s nti.l tmlil ;rl ' ' " p . .. titrl A (' "'plete linn Miv.n- r,n 'ill a.-.-i-Mftii. Ail a'i'iiunt.' i'-t n-fl.-.l . " " . jitj tit i.i:.-e will l-e plm-v.1 wi;h rolti-o.mn o 0 " e 51 .. ' ' t) I'jj Li,n,1. r'0t. at $2.50 up. MrsT Robt. Pattison -Utti Crescent BaRitiiPowiflr 0 . i-i 3 awatM. vl 00 S0G '. ll a J L- w l'i . ... ,-i o II'NI a m 0 p, m G o L ' : o o -;;0 e o'9 0 q Ooo 0 o I 0 G 0O " SS 0o" S0 0'o " 0 ' eo n - ------- '
