La Grande evening observer., April 30, 1919, Image 5

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YOUNGATHLETES
ENJOY DINNER
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LOCAL
'PENING.
Y. M. C. A. (JVM (7.ASS K.NTKH
I TAIXED MONDAY
j Silver Trophy (liven by Local Hank
Presented to Captain Kooney of
Winning ievil Dogs
SOCIAL HYGIENE ,
.FILM SHOWN TO
A LARGE CROWD
SEVER ANSWERS
Mrs. Geo Noble U a Baker visitor
today.- She was u passenger on this
morning's east bound train.
C. H. Zurcbor. U. S. Commissioner
from Enterprise. was looking afte
business matters today In this city
The Star heatre was packed last
night b parents and children of the
city to see the spacial flint brought
to thofity by Henry M. Grant, rep
resenting the Oregon Social Hygiene
Society. The whole picture was In1
tensely Interesting and vory valuable
from an educational rtaadpolnt. Mr.
Grant exhibited the films In the af
ternoon to the high school students
and the special beys' exhibit which
' ' he carries to the hoys of the high
'school. He left this morning for
The members .if the high school j Wallowa and other branch points,
boys' gymnasium class spent a very Thero are doubtlcsj many In La
pleasant evening at the Y. M. C. A. jGrando who did not see the film last
Monday evening, when they were en-;rjKht who would he anxious to do
Khlne. It w;a In a suburb of Cob
lens that tilt Germans bad hidden
tiieir Hjioty lu tho basement of a Backache
Herman woman s o house. In someian(i makes
11J.CK HAD TODAY?
is us'ully kldney-aoho
you d'jll. nervous and
WIN IN CDNTEST
in
COPlliS (!' 1'OlTI.AK Ml-SIC
AWAItDKD TO AM.'
As Mnny As Forty Copies Will IU
Given Faili WivU in Contest
Whiell Continues Six .Mouths
way the Cobleni pallco heard of.tlioi tired? Use Doan's Kfiinoy I'llls for
mens auuor sever.u nays ana nignis
had guards watchlni; for the thieves
10 appear to cart away (heir, loot.
Wlpen two suupo.inuly GoYmitn sold
iers appeared one night with sacks
and started to pa-k up the articles
add refused to heel repeated Gorman
eomuinnds to "halt." the Gorman
rolk'cmnn began to fire. One man ! ached and
ten, wouiuioi in t no. arm. ana um could hardly walk across the floor
caught. i,irng an atlack. n
The names of seven persons win
have answered correctly in the Vlss
lug Word Coinpo'liion now belli;;
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, ,Z nil 7. , , v H I60' 8"0,,,Q "c re,ma 10 B,vl a,,m"- been received lo ,1a. e at this olf,,,.
rt c I , T T , er cx"lbU"m lu ,hiS C"y- The copies of sheet -,, sic which wit
clety, celebrating the wind up of i ...
...,,. . ., ,., , i , .announced as the pios t.t be nwa'i
their winter s activities. The glr s, I , , ..v : , , ,,
.,h ih r .h ,1-OCAIi I Alt.MhU.S llhlll.N ed in this compel.. Mn imo awallln.
! ; tendered the boys at: exceptionally
Nurse Ashley of the Grande Rondc nnlnvahin dinner ic. which h. the
wejtk kidneys ,th remedy reoom
mended by your friends Aid neigh
bors. .
Mrs. C. V Johnson, 802 Spring St.,
ltt Grande, says: "I have Ween sub
ject to kidney disorder's at times
which has caused a dull pain" nerojs
the small of my back. My head has
1 would got so dizzy, 1
Mrs. Johnson had. Fostor-Milbura
Co., MfBrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
If I Were a Farmer ?
If I were a fanner I would Keep at
hand a few reliable medicines for
minor ailmentB that are not so serious
us to require tne attention of a physi
cian, such as Chamberlain's Colic anil
Diitrrhoea Remedy fur bowel com
plaints. '
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for
coughs, colds and croup.
Chamberlain s Liniment for sprains,
other, after a chase, was caught. i),irinL. n atimk. mv kidnm-a lime ! bruises and rheumatic pains.
When the two wero t:.ken to the Ger-,fl. ...i.,,,.,..,!.. i .. ,,v .... ifiorl Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach
man police station it was discovered mlvB lllKrn n uox 0- two of 1 Hun's troubles, biliousness and constipation,
they were Americana and they were, K)llm,y iatt howjver. I havo beo.i i By having these articles at hand It
held until officers of tho American lfree(l fri,m kidney trouble. Mv would often save the trouble of a trip
army arrived. jhack would slop aching, my kldnov.i,to town in the busiest season or in
I'nder the circui.istanros. at!"" would act regularly and In every! the night, 'and would enable me to
investigation the Americans decided way 1 would fuel us well as over. appear, and thereby avoid the more
Price title, at all dealers. Don I : treat slight ailments as soon as they
simply nsk for a ki.lny remedy get serious diseases that so often follow.
Hoan's Kidney l'lllslhe same that Adv.
not to file any chargo against tho
tlei'Kii'.n policemen who had Bho'
lticliiuan.
No, U L Powder . . V" 'm ovUooi of fifty sat down. After
case "e Vhe meal brlof ,:ilk3 we, heurd
I from various members o! the teams,
John Dobbin, Wallowa county i 'and the rt's"s ot he several con
prominent bheep and cattle man ,tesls were read by the physical li
was a visitor In La Grande from Kn-! rector of the "Y," Mclvin F. Boice.
terprise today. Showalter Lynch spoke on ' How We
iLost;" Ted Heldenreich ,
Mrs. Nellie Varver. of Lewiston. ;Work;" Fred Kivetle n "
Idaho, visited lu L i Grande today, the La Grando High School Do In the
with business lo ati.Mul to at the U. Way of Athletics in 1019-29;" Lloyd
S. Land office. ' Chandler on "Playing the Game;"
; Waldo Stoddard on "Clean Athle-
To meet her husband, who is re- tics;" and Kenneth Kecney, captain
iiirqnig noiii service overseas, .Mrs
Porter Dyal. of La Grande, left this
morning for -Portland
I'llOM KASTKltN MAUKKTS these seven persons at the (Hi enc-
:office. 1 hey may icceive tlu'in b;
Floyd McKennon and C. C. Lewis, calling for them. The nanus o'
well known stockmci of the Grande the winners are C follows: Mr
Ronde valley, returned Monday K. J. Coiner. Mis. T. E. Gardner.
from Kansas City, Mo., where they
in'
James Grant, of Huntington, was r
business visitor in La Grande todn
and was among tha callers at the
United States land o'lice.
Mrs. C. M. Hutchinson and daugh
ter, Miss Beatrice Pally, left on No.
(i this morning for li.iker, where
they will -lie busincs'-i visitors tor a
short time.
Walter Crowler, 'ii
French, of La Grand'
this morning after
stayin France. Waller is
of the team which won the silver
5 cup given by the La Grande National
Bank, on "How We Won." After
the boys had been heard from J. L.
Cramer, general secretary ot the Y.
M. C. A., gave a brief talk, and
then F. L. Meyers, on behalf of the
La Grando National Bank, made the
presentation of tho handsome silver
cup to Captain Keun'.y. of the Ilevll
Dogs. At the conclusion of this part
of tho program, tho party adjourned
tothe "Y" gymnasium and there cu
ll son of .1. C. Joyed various sociable games for a
, arrived home couplo of hours.
five-mouths" j .
looking
Mrs. Jack Chillis. Mrs. Agullia Park-
had gone a couple of weeks ago with,"- '" Mam' "":,s ''":""
shipments of cattle. They report .Cleaver, -Miss Jiiam-'a Lcavilt.
that soring seems ti be Just as far! There are a large Lumber of cir.
ies of tills popular M.t et niusu- lo Ii
given away vol. TU-; contest will b
Team jl0S here it it was in the east,
What Will
"BULL-DOGGING"
CONTEST MAY
. FEATURE SALE
I.
continued for the ncM six month
land nil who enjoy n-uiking out sio-li
;contc:;ts are lnviti ,1 to send In thcl"
names for a sheet or the music. Nc
more than forty. sliocU will bo ,:lv
en away In any oni week, so Iho-'c
who wish to secure a copy should
Reports were flitting about the city selul , Uwh. ,,s fon .,ft,,,
yesterday that C. D. Kmahiser, well ,h( advertisements appear as possi
known local business mnn and wrcs--i,0- tik, aivertLamnts and the'
tling enthusiast, had consented to pro-; niiRS1); wol.(1 win ,K. changed e ieli
vide a feature at the live stock sale toWec( ,i wm be printed in the Sun II
be held here tomorrow. County Agent , ,iay morning Observer and In the
fine and feeling fin?. He had beer , OREGON LIFE
In. the service tweniy-two months ir. i
all, and is glad to wear his dischargi
stripe.
Spillman has a healthy two-year-old j weekly edition
steer on his hands and it is said that! star.
Mr. Emahiser has consented to uive j
demonstration of the pentle art of
"bull-doeryinp." The Observer has not
received verific:tion of the report, but
it is certain that if C. I), undertakes!
to have a tussle with the younfr range
whirlwind there will be a large crowd
on hand to witness the performance,
LENDS $1000 TO
UNITED STATES
Olis Toney, of Joseph, arrived In
La Grande last night on No. IS on hist
The Oregon Life Insurance Com
return from overs. '.is. Aecompan- pany has subscribtd $1UI)0 of Unioi,
led by his sister, who tame in yester
day from Joseph to meel him, lie wont
out on the branch this morning.
Mr. Toney was with the 91st division
and has much of interest to tell his
homo folks. lie was with several of
his Joseph comrades when they met
death ill action. . He himself came
through unscalched.
Mr and Mrs. E. Jaeohsnn returned
last night from Seat'le and Portland. ' lhom
where they had go ie a wees, ago 10
meet their son, Ahin Jacohsoti. on his
return from ovrscas Alvin left
them at Portland, lo go lo Corvallls
for a few days' vi il- and he is ex
oerlcd :!l La Gram!.' about V.'ednes
county's quota to lIio Victory Liberty
Loan. E. C. Homager, the local
agent, received instructions from hh
company a fow days. ago to place a
$1000 subscription through the Unit
ed States Notional Bank of La
Grande. If the company follows thir
plan In all the counties of the stale,
as It Is presumed they are doing, It
will mean quite a lily investment for
I (iAIt.NKIt-UILSON
! Miss Ella Wilson, of Union eoua
ty, and Clayton Ga.-.lner, of Multno
mall county, were married this morn-
rlv next He Ma 1 been iwemymig al .lie oince oi a. u. vi imams.
months in France, serving with the justice of the peace.
81st aeiial squadron. I
Experienced carnenters wanted a- j
once. Applv, residence phone Main
f.5: office' 2l'!M. H. E. Itos-
iSISTEK OF JAY GOrLI)
DIES AT LOS ANGELES
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4-30-tf.
LOS ANGELES, Cnl.f April 30.-
iMrs. Anna Gould Hough, sister to Ja:
rr-ditr.i v roMMISSlOX OPPOSES Gould, the famous financier, died a
r, Iher home here Monday night. Sh"
RAISE IN 1 EI.I-.PHOM'. iu nearly 90 yc,irs oId. nnd ,hc
i r. tu 'of the original Gould family.
ATLANTA, Ga., April HO. Th-; J
Georgia railruad cummusion luesmi;
recommended to Governor Hugh Dor
sey that injunction proceed ins be
started to retrr.1!! the Snulhvrn Bel1
Telephone r.nd Tcie.iaph compan:'
fmm putting into effect increases hi
telephone rates recently cutliorizeci bj
the postmaster gewrnl.
of the Ohscrvnr and
i iitsT to iti: m h ( hili:
wo AiiH-ricuiis Had Advent m e
Which IjhKiI in .ui Martial
The Presbyterin
will not meet tonight as planned, but
will have the next meeting May 7th
MRS. It AY MUKI'HY, I'res.
j COltl.KXZ. tCorrvsiuuidenco of the
: Associated I'ress) Two American
jsoiuirr-s who went aiKart of tne Army
Westminster pu ldjnf Ocrupali(n d'nini: Its inarch-
r.crnsH liliein.ili 1'ru.a hist Deceiii
bor, donned (lernian army iinirorintt
and had a si-rics of linilUnn adven
tures, alter a court narllal ivcenlly
were Henteneed lo twenty years at 1
hard la''or. Tin1 men, both privates,:
were tli;irK''d with d' st-itiea in addi
tion lo eif;ht oilier offensi's ccjiirnei-'
ed with their. nit) ay.vy I:,1 ).
Aceordini; to tint i'c'-sI unnuy Ihmuj.i!
out at tlie con i t ni;u t ittl hot h men '
Cieriniin muI after Koin;;
How Great Poems Were Written.
Two of the greatest poems In the
liirurunne were written hy rhums com
peting nualnst each other In friendly
rivalry. They undertook to work at
these poems for six months nnd then j
compare results. Kents went to the IhpoHo a little
Jsle of Wisht and wrote "Krnlymlon." abend of the iidanWnK troops fell n '
nnd Khelley went to Marlow and, lylntf with a nuniber of 0 m - ii i n ii soldiers, at-
in a boat on the Thames, wroto "The so desei ters. The Germans bad
lit? volt of Islam." I stolen a ol of food, weartiiK appand
. jand other articles o' alue. and, wit-'
saasBwi-.--aBa- s iiesscs Baiil, fudiuel. 1 be AiiM-ricaus
to assist the Germans in ivseiiiiiK tilt; ;
stolen property fi'Oiii tlie chaeho.
The two pi ivates. Predei ii-li Kirb-,
;inan and Krank Ifi"biids, protnilily
rwn i3Jiif'j wne weeK out can. i none
iNEW TODAY j
Red 3M 1
4-.'!0-2tp
CONVINCIjnG testi
" M0NY
Given bj- Many I.a Grande People.
Experiences told by La Grande pc-6
EXPLOSION I F COAL GAS
KILLS SEVENTEEN .MINEliS
inconstancy Ever Unpopular.
N'llbiilK that Is not a real crime
neikes a man appear so contetnfitlble
and Utile In tlie eyes of Ihe
world as Inennstaney. especially when
it retards rellsloll or party. In elllier
of these cases, tbouuh a man perhaps
does but his duty in chunglm; his
side, he not o:ily makes himself bated
by those he left, hut Is seldom
benrllly estei-med by those he conies
over to. Addison.
p,i
Those who have had weak kidneys
Who used Dean's Kidney Pills
Who found the remedy effective- j
Such statements prove merit.
You miirht doubt an utter stranger
You must believe La Grande peo
Pic. j
Here's La Grande proof. Verify il.
Read. Investigate. lie convinced.
You'll find why Lu Grande foil s lit
Leve in Ooan's.
Geo. E. Houh, hrakeman, ISo'i Ad
ams St.. La Grande, says "I am strnnj;
for Moan's Kidney Pills and wheneve
I have an opportunity, I recommend
them to my friends. I know they can''
mamvciiirr i i-o Have the label, wnlch stands for t bt for backache and other kidney .
HIR.MINGHA.M, Ala. April .10.- worki conditlon. put on your troubles. I try to keep a box of loan's
Seventeen miners were klMeil.an.l sevci- . . nrintin The observer is one of ;K:dney Pills on hand all the time and
' others injured, four probably fatally, ;tne tw0 snopS jn towri observing union , when I notice any kidney trouldc, they
by an explosion tit renl jras I uesoaj ; principles. Phone Main 117. .soon overcome it.
in a mine of the Majestic Coal Minin'. Price BOc, at all deale
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company, iweniy-i.u nnivs nmui i i uv i i i-m,. ..-i um i.mea rt-u win piy asK lor a kidney remedy kc-
PirmiiiKluim. A number or nnueri hrdd a cooked food sale at Pattison s loan's Kidney Pills the same that
were entombed by the explosion, buV grocery store, Saturday, May 3rd. Mr. Ilouuh had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
were taken out by rescue teams. I 4-30-.'!t 1 Mfprs., Ruffalo,- N. Y. Adv.
were the first Anr'ncins to enter
Coblenz. as ll.t'V w.-re uioie than a
week abend ol 111" r.i li"illle oT llli'
iThiid Army in Hs Mar.li towatd t h.
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