La Grande evening observer., April 27, 1919, Image 3

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THE SUNDAY MORNING OBSERVER
. bin
SUNDAY, APTUL 27. 101 fir
iiJttV)(aSo)jrtj inK had notjyet comeut from under
i V . the ansesthi-a.v
TT
ross
. .
Drujf 'Store'
The rrcscrjntion !Hoi.
.Voting Ld3 Arrive
To duimy misses arrived at local
k'oims FnrS' night. Mr. ami Jlrs.
Henry Se-in arj the parents of one of
them njit M. and Mrs. 9oh Sehroe
der the parent;? of the other.
vac rip Ui
iu.
1 YJ tr T. .
t.
Monthly Stake Mecltnn -
The regular nionthh stake priest
hood meeting of the L. W S. church
was hyMji'stenlny afternoon ut the
tabernacle. Announcement was made
at the mei;tinjr that the stake quarter
ly conference would be held June lst
and I'Jnd next.
'M;k, r,u S:ilo Saturday
hold a cooked loud rale at liaison's.!
rocj.y store Saturday, May 3rd.
t'oiU 's I'iorn ( 'ulifoi-ii:u
It. F. GrtMi, a:i -nvrie'tred gro
fvryn;;,!! from I"r-',idio, t'.il., h;,3 ;(r-
.i (..laiicii' to accent a
tion with Hid lloovtriA-d g:
Harnden Driving a Dodge
l!ik llarndvn, who works this sec
tion of the state fcr the Tru Ulu Itis
iU t company, is scouting around in a
new Pod so machine the last few days.
Mr. Jlanuioii's company bought him
I he machine. The trusty old Kurd will
bo retained in servici for emergencies,
says .Mr. Ilunulon. He regards it as
ton valuable u worker to be parted
with.
pos
Walter riei-.-o Will Speak
Penaror Walior I'ieitv is to deliver
in address at the c-iobratlon of the
one hwndi-fdih anniversary of Odd
Fellowship to bo he'd iu llaker this
uttornoon.
Marriage license Issued
A niniru-.gc license was i
ter-.hiy afiernotm at the offic
county eli-i-k to Clarence. K.
Wiser, L!u, and Mi-s .My
Adams of Union county.
vd v,.v- ;
e of the I
Ar-.ro ( f
.tie 1-
lioieil to .Jcronu. Idaho
Mr. and -Mrs. C. 1. llreece, who
b?.vo been connected with the -Valley
Ci .';;iit,ry tho past ar. have taken
their d parture for Jerome, Idaho,
where they will ccntlmie in tho
crounety business for a company in
the Idaho (own. For the' present
Jo:m Finish, of .Walij Walla, has
charce of tho local eicamory follow
ing tho departure of Mr. and Mrs.
Bieece.
I'crtland Doctors Visitors
Dr. M. K. Hail and Dr. .U. E. I..
IUU, both former La Grande physi
cians, arrived in the city y.'ster-tay
from Poitkmd, to at Lend to pvpfev
siotial and haziness matte: s .lure.
"i-.it(iis at Land Office
O. liuyd and L. L. Voting
Wallowa, and Ceorsu A. L'sher and
Harold E. . Fckniniid of Roy, Wash.,
W'.'i-f! l.uniirts visitar.i yesn.:rdjy ;;i
ti.e Failed States land office in th!d
Players Wanted.
Baseball practice will be held on the
prk grounds at 10 o'clock this morn
intc, when all men in the city who
Wiukl like to try out for the team are
asked to show up. Next Sunday will
see the first pame in the league which
was recently formed between Ln
Gr.ande, Cove, Baker and North Pow
iler, Oov- will play at La Grande on
that day and a team must be chosen
a:?d whipped into shape by that time.
liei'overy Is Slo.v
..Irs. T. li. Jj'lin-ton, who was op
crated on at Hut Lake a few days
iitfo. wa3 statid yeHenlay to be im-
She Is a Ilaupy .Mother
Miss (;iJleit, manatter cf the Ore
J;iii Widcbme Coniinittec, today wired
Mrs. George II. Currey that her son,
'AlY.'it H. Currey, has arrived in New
York v;ilh the hospital boys. This
wire war, in response to a letter from -
Mrs. Currey desiring notification r.s to
whether or not he had been returned
to his company in time for debarka-
in-ovintr but slowly. Mr. Johnston tion- Fr the past few months Albert
Wat out to the sanaiorium yesterday
incrning to visit her.
Union Christian Kr.dcavor
The union meet in?: of the youv.g peo
ple of the -Christian, Kaplist a.d Pres
h t;'( iun churchfs will be held this
evoninf in tlie 1hiiLian c!:urch at
('.!." o'ch-.ck. The subject will be
"Toilcs (f America." Al youn!? j'L'o
ple cordially invited to attend.
V.". l Sr.r;;en Optratid On.
William IJ, S.i.'cint, who has been
in wry j.vcr he;. 1th for many months
T;,:t. wl.s ov:'ialcd on late y(-nierday
afLein.Min at the lirar.de H.oivle hosni
t:;t ill an effort tn ;ive him uiici from
'ti ubk-s from vlii;h he has b;'cn suf
IVfing. - He stood the operation we!!,
but -t ;he tiM,o (f writin:. 1; . even-
. THE BOYS WILL BE HOME
J in l'ss han a n.ith. You will wt flacj for dcAiratirg puiimses. have
-ou want early, before they Jiro gone. You will remember a short;it;e of all fla
rired.
a new lot .of flauH now ,
flans and buutinj; when they Ic,
fill
Vl m
mm
The Boyg Coming :
; Home J
Are reading alxut ' . " '
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES
ill every port fr om which they sail. They are I he clothes they'll be
thinking about when they reach home. They are the clotehs you
should msh't upon not only because they are of the highest quality,
but because they are absolutely guaranteed to give you satisfaction.
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Clothes
' Coi)jri!:lit 1 VJ Iliii l:i.tt .ritKT & Marx
This label in your elotlies isn't simply to tell you who made them:
It tells you' the elolhes are all wool;
That they are perfectly tailored; .
That they're eorivN, in style;
That they will wear long amlive you complete satisfaction;
That you can have n in w suit of, clothes or your money back if the
clothes aren't everything Jim t'nitjk they should be.
This label is a guarantee oflhcse '-things; that's why we say look
for it; be sure it's there; a small tly-g to look fore a big thing
to find. '
,Meu's Furnishings Department
WOMEN'S
CHIC
TAILORED
SUIT'
These sints comprise a superb eolleclion ta
ivpntentatlvt! of thu best. The styles cxlj
niany vaiiatiuns cf the successful oycl
idea; also rh-nver blouse and belted " efl'ij
that are very beroming and highly distinct!
vir. :'iu uines nil'l
Serges. Visit Vur
ready-toAvear de
partment. and seo
these suits vi?
invito yuu.
I
NEW PRINT
ED VOILES
lieautiful new patterns
r r e arriving d a i I'y.
.Some are gene bel'ore
we nave tune to tell
yna ahont them. Sun
day will he a beautiful
day. i on will tie walk'
ing go hv and nutii-e
the beautiful voiles ir
our window.
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OXFORDS
Cuban heel oxfords in cordovan,
brown, black and white reinskin.
All welt soles. .The popular low
shoe for the coming season.
Frices $4.50 and $6.00
All patent leuther pumps in
military heel, best welt sole.
Price $4.50.
High heel patent pumps, colo
nial front, welt sole. Frice
liro.wn kid pumps, Louis heel, turn sole
$,V0(
. Price SS.f0
COOPER'S UNDER
WEAR FOR MEN
you a satisfied feeling of
and contentment, unlike
ease
garments you arc conscious of
at every move.
We have them in many quali
ties mid sizes, every garment
made to the standard.
Cooper's Kenosha
Klosed Krotcli Union
Suits
V V
W U m xLjB
R
in thin, sheer, summer fabrics have in them
just n few eunces of weight, but hits of wear,
liny fit and cover the fmni pe-1'fectlv witllout
gapmg or binding. The fit won t wash out.
MUNSINGWEAR
is the
bcsiiles.
Our trade, buys more each year.
ASK FOE MUNSINGWEAR
ideal un.lmiu.'inent for nmn li
meets nil requirements and is very economical
NEW
With so much th
new. fresh and rJ
with joy ot spritij'l'
it is thlicult to j
fine ourselves to I
brief items. II
however, are just
or three of the W
new things. We
you will avail you:
ot the onportumty
inspect the new
cliandise.
DAINTY
NECKWEAR)
liegardlcss of ho
much care is given t
the planning of the no' '
spring and summer ott.
tutne, no woman ca)
hope to achieve fullr
ehnrm and distinetl
without the aid of ujr
ty neckwear. , . f
Wo have just roceivTi
n.ost beautiful' ausoi
ment of georgette neck",
wear trimmed wit4.
lace round neck ano.
squard
sinipes.
effects aV
EXfJUISJTET
Laces and Kmlidiriet
To se Chose p' eity and
daintv ' ri'inmiii.y i
v .l.ljj,. J
anxious u get busy oli
your spring aewlngt
Pret;y laces, narrow
and wide, camisole luce
and embroideries, t - ,
had been assigned in the headquarters
garage at Coblcnz. . ,,hn..t nven weeks, is In the city for
(i fnw di vs orciintanu a circulat Ion '
legrniits Hum the lioys k-t'ltinir' cnmnaiun for "Our Boys
Telegrams are beginning to como Mupuzjue a 80imere publication.;
I torn the members of tho hospital' Mr, ilatlM8 ia accompanied by T. M. j
ii.i.l win aiii-.eu in. ioiu m-jMcCormick, ab:o a reiurned soldit r.
day. While this :s by no means a'Mr u inRa wa8 overaeus with tbo bint
comple te list i wo hno been reported (ii,is;(m ..ml served b. the iutulliceneo
department. It is sumo tea yen i s
to the Obsr-ryer. Sidney llappersott
wires to hLs mother from llohoken:
"Arrived April 2o,.,i temporarily at
Camp Merrill; well; writing." Mrs.
tleorgo Carpy received from her
.son Kenneth this me.sal:e: "Arrived
F'lU'iy ; 'arc going .o Camp Merrit,
X. J."
since he Jived hero, rtb a lad, his fath
er having worked on Tho Observer
then. Mr. MiCormick was overseas
Willi the Canadians aa a member or
the ltoyal Air Force. lie .spent thir
teen months across the Atlantic and
has five Uoeito plapva (o his credit.
Arso-Adiims Wtdoing
Clarence H, Argo, a
young farmer of Weiser,
vj''i-:;1
i?f':
'Community Chorus. Practice
p.o-peiouS ri,KUur pnlctire of the Commu
nal., m.ioe x ... , , .
hurried bat happv visit to I.a Crru.dc V"""3
v.Merday and took from tho city aiL"" ' ,lhf f church at
Itmrmrr,? young lady, Mi-s Mvr.!-. K.'.' .a'oek- mm. c
regular practice work, will be the elec-
t j r e.. i i'. whore thev will n:a:c : . ....
iLfs meeiuig lasi, iutuitiiiy uvi-iijiik- i
adonted a new code of bv-laws arid' of- i
ficeis will be elected as provided for il'lalncd lo the pu..l
Adam.--, f.;r hi
yi ui;g pimple b
wife. These happy
ft on the evennig tr,
Blind Soldiers Will
Not Cheat
CAMP DIX
"No Uncle ;
$3,000 for an ey
ihing an upedoi
(X.
.1. ) , Si
j'M-vrt
I ou
:aayl)e!
nth 2!. ;
OV.'i' lp:'
iiim some
I..-';-:-' ..::'V;:i..L:: ;'i
EEfC!;:: j Ai
1.' ?-
lij;i';;i :.: ' j ,
Jir ir hoir.e hyieaf'.er.
, They were married at the Christian
Ti.'isonage on lVrm avcru:; by Ke-. K.
A. Cuker, the minisler of the Chris'lan
. iluirch.
A surgeon ou tlte b'.-art! of reviowr
loohed up in nui'pv::'J at tho ynuna
soldier who whs so calmly retimini;
45,0110 lo which, av till the n eon! i
III (Qs c:iso ami the rubs or war vlsl;
lusiiriillei', ho Hei'-ned assnrj'dly en
titled. The record ny whieli ho was
uillslnre'l inlu servic.' showed ho hi ii
two good ('.veil, lh,j irciii-,1 ,, ,v li i ell
he was lo be nuts! Meit out iudicat''d
ho Was entirely blind in one eye. So
the liiiiiril Wiis PTidy lo eerlify at
le.ist a f.i.i per cent I"KiiiiiiciiI .dl'i
iliility, enlliling Hit' soldier to San a
month for life.
got in:o thin ..Mm" to fteht for
the coiinUy; not lo cheat it." the Imv
d ol'lleer. "II
lo he lai'i',0 enough to got the danger,
stage before tlie maggot flies arrive
in quantity.
Tender plants from tho hot bed
tomatoes, celery, piqipors. egg plants
snd such aro not field-set till dan
ger of heavy frost Is past. I'rofesiior
llouquet .ulvocate about May 15 ror
field setting of (maulers In tho Cor
vallis district, "lienor leave, thorn In
the hot bed to grow rapidly than pot
tin in In tbo field ij dwarf mid pos
sibly get killed," Ih tho recommen-
jilatlon. '
.!::!i(i tlenaet lluys l''arm
.John lb-nii-l, who is with the re
tail depar tei'.nt of the Gworge Till
n:-'!' I.ninl'''r coiuiiany. has bought
1 : niu -M r. Noves 'ih
ii'ljoinine the. e-e.i
je v t y on t he
therein. There are signs of a revival !
,,!' it'ir.i-i.ct univi ib .mm rn nT th
chorus at the Victory loan meeting I 'lau
was this iviiy:
the first call, but
I of a
l-.t V,lno ,! ,v nS.rl.1 11 firl . 1 ,1 i,- i 11 " HOW I lelt ill SIlCll
appearance in several months. It is
epeet(vl that the attendance, which
has been affected considerably by the
ten acre tract I '""K I"" M,V
nty poor farm ' lutlueir.a epulenuc, will soon he hack
t. This was snc-jtu normal again.
wi'iiitii to j:n a;
I lu"v I didn't
'h w. Well, yon
ii culnstaiie-
;-i()i,lir;i;.s av.v.nt
. I'Ali.M i.vi'omj A'l
nr tin. ::o.niiii soiiiiers nsklni
ION
for
inroiinallon tin i-oe.imallnn and laud
settlement, jiou are Oiegmi men. the
fji deral reehuui,Him t.i'vlco cumuli
inenls (irefiou na lis piogr.im for rar
ing for ret ui nod soldiers ami a alloi s
If these measures v rvoi'aldy act
ed ou in the Juno oiecilon. a lung
step will have been taken in sohine-l
tb prohb'in for Orsjion, declines j, !
V. llrewiir, (). A.C. ami l'edai'.il fai-m I
help specialist. ' I
Art for ATI's Sake.
"Tl. ,i..:.i f
tie," mused the guy with tho. toiap,,
anient, "would, be a wuhMo; bnxAi
tlie girl on the front rmtee at n ,-X..!.)
- ' i cm
mai;:ii.ine and the fellow on
ailveitisement." Indir.nripoli
Observer nds are widely ilid.
Hl.KS" i.
Kilts- d: ncoUliJ.lay
SSI li. All Jsll Lul
coriltilly invitta tji
Sl)il II, V
K '
llir.hl, April
1 1 ir i'lHllilies
d.
IMITTKI).
"jtJITII CAVEI
The vdjnim the Ge 15
shot. Star, Saturda
! Sunday. V JL.
is .ivf :y owned by George Vimuner ; . .
i:d .!. C. Snodirii's.;. .Mr.' Ileum I : County Work Is rlannid
iis iliovid his family out to tlie W. P. Walter, county work secretary
lii- e sn-l their home in North l.aif the Y. M. ('.. A. for Kastern Oregon.
1 .-1 has been limed. Mr. lien-K.-ent to Ontario yesterday to look inter.
! will continue his work with the j the situation there as regards pixsi-;
aimer company and he figures that jhilities for the carrying on of Y. M.
' su'i.'ovliaa h.ome will be a good, :r A. r(,rilmunity work in that district. .
Kimy place lo .live und rear his ,Thc y j v is ronlenipluting an
iloily. . rvtinsivr brnnrliicir nut. In the1
.smaller centers of the state, to t.-.kc
I'i rt i. r I.K-al Hoy Here l.ho work of the Y. M. C. A. into di.--i
"Then, suddenly, I; d iwned on me
I nilirhl r .liuliiflit "i Ihw liirl Ihiit I
was blind ill Ihal eye. I have a quid;
vision. I l".:riM il to ...,d and quickly
1111 nioiize'the tellers on i.ieiciii cli lis
wh. leii r I c.Mllil find lie i. Tln ii I
sT
i ' --rvO iSm V(h0
ail actresses t&e
in
V. !IO
It. llS.
h-s bee;
.tn
old L:i lit
l.ie fif'in Fi
and'
Cur War Obligations
Must Be Paid
Yaw uiir iiiot.t ot i' tcrv I'muls now.
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This i.s yuiii'.rt'siiofi.siiiilitj ;is an American
citizen.
f ''
We will ulailly, m c yn all tin.' infu'niiat'nin
and as-i-taiit'c vu ran. 1
LA GRANDE NATIONAL BAKK.
Mib Fral K SyiUm
Sound. Reliable and Progressive.
hiinfcd up tlm bimlt'd iiTniliing f.i
lioii I coiilil find anl" ( put ii ot-i".
Tin- win i-.'nns )hknm: iim- :is A.l
"I went tluntii-.h tlm whoh war
Jilid wlnti they srnt in- li.p K, ron ill -ci;f
i( r n tit Miy wo iii'l I'ii'nl I ol wi-l!
eri'irjlt Jo f. 1, niy (ii rh-riri;. I
caiij'.ht off my Ntitrd by l! Hiir:;coti
who wis civiii: ni" my fnnil on-e
over ;jnd v:i.i' 1 !i. i k. I iri ;i,s bavlnf
bint ih-- ot otu- yv.
"No, I fbm'l w;r;t miy inir auc"
I r;m fne - v. ! I ;is w h' 11 I
-nli.l':d. I - hit ill-- r:itisf n-lioi) o'
dnim: ivy bit. jVc h;i I i!n- (iine of
uty 1! ft! " . '
t ricts whore there is no intituiiuii 1 n f n' ' -
IcKtablished and work' for the develop-:
immr I nu-nt of community life ;ind ii.iti-c.-;t, !
inaugurating community ginm-s, etc.
Thr-e matters were the t liicf subject's
discussed at the recent conference of f i'it '.; i. .MI 1: MTI.TI" I! K
K astern Oregon mn held jn this'city, IJ:('K, c:orva!li. Aiml 'zr,. T'-o
when A. E. Itoberts of New York an I jtnUi'-n r t;jk(.j ;nh; ut..; '' of
L H. Hhodes of 1'nrtland, two of the t'rowin' Ht ;iiu(i pr"'-ni(l fry llu
most prominent ''Y' lemlcrs. att'-nd- terenl a iiib-n rop 1, :.inl phi n( k
cd As a result of-this conference a. in its h,M. 'mm.'i. 'II-- h .ih
campaign for the financing of the pro- eb'itneil up. f -n)'r .1 p'
iVrt i.s to be undertaken at an e;uly of !.:.; -prim: r?.nb -n bind.
j.ltet prepared uml ; bm' 1 l'i- hmk d
, '(1 Ul t hr.s- C ! Op.t t I vt I floui'li b'
Joe Remolds, former h'irh school ;tn (u"i M "i",u
fith'cte and now nitcmimg . A. ( - . , ,
pi.tnij- j ' ; : 111' t'jiny r;itj:, .-,
II'M'fU'. pt 'di'-' mi' III i' i
'"I !l" y tti 111,11:1 -4
h : e to hi nd so u - j r 1 " y
h'T j-nd i hni-i't Ii vi !! a ; ,
7 d,f. :!' ..: 111 I.;., en
food r e.i ii 1 p'M'r.i alt ,.-( 1:0!
til f Diiirinr nil H'it'i f;;" ilit!i. i
s', .
omerfvL s
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yr I -5''W t
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I. k v ''s'wi' v'V ".'".r-ji
n 'i 1
VOI - ;
St III
-IromJIe
t! 6 t 1j.Vx -iis ."
- f Ki'm '" "'
' , .-5?;; Y$&&'& It
has been electid chairman of a com
mittee of Union county studt nt. wi-iih
has for its purpf-e th: aoverti.-ing
ff Junior week-fjil. In it;t!i'.'nj are
i?ud to high pi hft'-i fMU'icut . ,
throughout the tate to he guc't .
the various fratereitie- and Bnr.i.itie
oti the campus during the three day
of college fun. .
The Junior w '?.-f'nd i an annual
event ut . A. The p'otrram th i i.
ye.- will ifiHu'h fnhian .ph fn'-e -,,
h;i.'.?U'h ni! tuf -f.i'-v.!!-. Pro if;'.- cia J -j,,. j
iii'.frs' hi'Ias'ic track jmd fi b! m''.-,,o
c.-gi.-.te track Tr.;et b e'"nb
iritm'-s, wnmcn's stunt m- w a-d r.-.-tern'ty
and son.O'ty open h'-u-
May 2 to 4 lo been set as n ilufe
fordhe Junior ij f k end.
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and acre etc ::it
: Qa-baLLa:
the v;,l ,i- ul 1 1.
Ann...'.; lie-
eroiiii't ;!! p'
crop,
p:'u, ".
k.ile I;
tin-inn
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Special Masical Tjz
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MABEL DOTJC'-LAS
Wi tlie Oj:;in.
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