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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1919)
o MONDAY, MAY 5, 1913 ' ES OR'ANDE EVENTNTCI OTJSTCRVTJTi v imn; "v THREE RdLCross Drug Store The rrouflitUon Store. I LOCAL, J. Fred Cury, Journal reprosents tlve, wont out on lle brand this" morning to 'Guter'jiris";, on bujinea WILL OPERATE . ' MASELE WORKS (Continued from rage 1) iiioniiiiicuig in t,0 E(ato 0f Oregon. Some of tho hol-Jins of the coin pany include forty acres of granilo laud lyiiiB south of Loatlne, on the South Fork In Val,loua coity. This granite after thotough test has proved to be equal in every way for monumental work of tho highest typo. It is capable of taking a po lish equal to the best. The cotn i pauy also has a niuuty-nlne year li-ase on a led.se vt blue marble, which by its composition is superior to the Vermont tumbles for monu mental work f.s well as building pur poses. Included in the company is tho business in La Grande known ii Past years as the A ermont Mnible & Granite Works, whic h Mr. Newell has conducted, and which will serve as the foundation for the business of tho new company. Examination of the hooks of the now company proves that they iTO already out of the experiment stage, having al ready booked many orders for largo monuments and their volume of business is on a steady increase. Among tiio new and improved fea tures of tho new company, besides their drawing and designing depart ment, will be that all carving, cut ting and lettering will be done with pneumatic tools which will assure the highest typo o! work. The po lisliing will be done wi'.h machinery, nnd their relations with firms in the t-.ist assure the latest designs and I ideas of work to be had at all times. Included in the articles of the In corporation are the rights to devolop water power and the directors are planning, to that end having plenty at their disposal. Electricity will be generated for lighting purposes. They hope to be able to begin rinarrying as soon as the roads per mit hauling. " They will - install a power drill immediately upon its arrival. t&Irs. M. Grace Frees arrived yes torday from San Utugo, Calif., nd will spend a couple of weeks visiting here at the koine ot her on, N. W. Frees. ' Mr. and Mrs. Leo Jackson, of Cen- torvllle, la., uoac Keokuk, nrrited in La Grande yesterday to spend p few days visiting ihoir relatives, the Wallace fumillej. DEATH 0F l-ES FornTer L Grande Resident Influenza Vicfcra in Portland. Word has been received of the death of Mrs. Alice AcMes. wife of Neri NOTKS lV WltKKTI.IXO MATVH iickTe court is now quartered ut tho Foley hotel. Ho was a guest of the Ad Club and witnessed the ball game bulwetn Pove a andLa iSrande ye;erduy. Ho is In first class condition, having wrestled two A.,1,1 I i .. f. ., . . . hiinl nintrhiiH thn n:il t.m Hhvq lto In straight falls on Thursday night; in Uie iow raramount picture .in edgo that th will receive all the of last week. i which pretty l.ilu Lee makes her help In her power, ,Sv...:!.i.V. Miss Teckla Shoholm been visiting here for i days at the home o! Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Kiinmell, loft this morning to return to her home - at Gresham Wash. lowinit a the jdavs'- ill nesR with in fluenza. Mrs. Acklest was a daughter of the late Thomas J. Kirk, a former well known farmer of Athena. For many years she lived in La Grande but has more recently been a resident of, Portland. She leaves besides her husband two daughters, Mrs. Elsa Hayes and Mrs. Ruth Cntes, both of Portland. The funeral was hold Saturday at the chapel of Miller & Tracey in Port land. The funeral was delayed be cause of the severe illness of one of who had the daughters, who is now recovering. couple or Willard Carpy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Carpy, of. this city, arriv ed yesterday mormag from Tacoma, Wash., to spend a couple of weeks visiting his pareius. He received his discharge from the army about a- month ago, following his return from France. Sergt. Brooks, who had been in charge of the local Marine Corp? recruiting station since it was open ed here early In tho spring, left yesterday, accompanied by Mrs. Urooks, for Madison, Kans., where lliey will visit relatives for a time and possibly make their home, Sergt. Brooks has received his dis charge, after eigai years service with the Marino. THE NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB bids you welcome tho noble Roman matron Cornelia, the mother of the Gracchi. adv. ' 5-4-2t Wm. Peare returned this morning from Portland, where ho had beeD for several days attending a meet ing of tho State Board of Optome trists. The board conducted examin ations for twenty-five applicants at this Bitting, said Mr Peare, and fif teen of the number wero succesrul. Mr. Peare has jus, received from Governor Olcott his commission for another term of three years' service on the board. Ho f.erves in tho ca pacity of secretary. J. C. Kuhns and A. A. Blottcher, of Walla Walla, forest rangers from tho Wenaha forest, wero in La Grande over the week end. They came in Saturday to. attend a meet ing of tho Union and Wallowa County Firo Assocition, but found when they arrived that thero was not a sufficient attendance at the meeting to onablo a mooting to be held. They stayed over today, ex pecting to meet 0. I,. Smith, ranger, of Troy, who is being transferred to La Grando wi,th tho establishing of a ranger station at this point. 1HS. ItAI.STO.V TO HUTI'llV SOON Dr. F. L. Ralslon will arrive In l.a Grnndo the latter part of May and will at once resume his practice of-his profession. o-IJ-Gt JESSE L.LASKY presents It m em .:-V j.' '.y' it h - A i CparanvMuii (picture Lila Lee's a darling .in this Faramount Picture. Shf's sujipoi'il to lit" a little si I"" fc'ii'l wu" , lji;i!(ls a ship inlitT h.n-k. yard, ?ts 'the finest ytiiing slupj' ryu tver saw and ttiil.s away to the capo of Adventure and the lnd of Love. It is some pk-lure. . " AJso international News, . TONIGHT " and . TOKORROW , r" m Matinee. ARCADE . Wc will have fresh Flovian straw berries at the Hooverized Grocery to morrow, at 25 cents per box. StofeNews The Italian prune crop in Lane county will be far shorter this year than growers have previously esti mated, according to C. L. Stewart, county fruit Inspector. LECTURE TONIGHT ON, SALVATION ARMY IN FRANCE Those who are Interested In tho work of the various organizations which helped American soldiers carry on" during the performance of their hard and tedious tasks over seas, und there aro few Americans who are not, will find much of in terest in the storoptlcon lecture to bo given this evening In the First M. E. church by Ensign N. H. Loren- zen, of Walla Walla. Ensign Lor enzen, who conducted special ser vices hero in the Salvation Army ball yesterday, will show some sev enty-five fine slides representing the work carried on in the various branches of the Salvation Army ac tivities In France. Thoy are all new pictures, tnke'i close to tho front lines, nnd will afford pleasuro and Interest to all. This lecture will commence at 8 o'clock and thore will bo no charge ir.ndo for admit tance. Everyone will be made wel come. 4I.A l.KK gi'K'K TO .MASTER itompt but It isto this womin of tho George Melford,. who directed lundorworld that they all turn to In Ad Light uiv to the screen public; and which Santel. World's Champion ; wl" 1,0 8I0W' at the Arcade theatre Heavyweight reached La !'""''" " luvsuny matinee goes Later, when. u".ie finds out that thero Is no poreeutano" in tho life uhu is leitifiug, she has the courage An inspection of the country' uroundL:icsinb with a lfi w of bor ing for oil is now being made by " John B. Kerr, geogflst and mlnerol ogist of San Francisco representing K. L. Macleay ot Portland, who re cently secured oil leases on consid erable land In that section of Linn county. Giandb this morning. Ho reports,011 'OTor'l " saying that tho littlit ! to lift herself out of the depths Into feeling fine and Is ready for the call . ., i"u learning uie oir- of tjine. Ho Just reached Boise on Saturday after spending a week In tho Shoshono Mum talus lttuitlnt' for bear. The preliminary match between Soldier Smith und Vern Smith and Vorn Alnswortb promises to be a good attraction. These young glad iators havo met before and It Is predicted that simeone's slionlderc. will be pinucd to tho mat on Tues day night. ticuit aspects of screen acting is Utile short of marvelous. "Although she is only sixteen years old," said Mr. Molford, "I hive -found Miss Loo tho most In telligent novice In screen acting that has been brought to my attenti.i.t in nine years of directing. I say nov ico, for although 1.11a hud eight years of acting experience on thn speaking stage when sho came into the pictures, sho knew nothing i:t week an atmospheio of straiglitdess and respect. Miss Storey gles a won-j durful characterization of this com plex wmuian nuiKing ' her at lldl j times thorou"bly . human and llko-. able aud it Is Willi a feeling of glad-1 ties, In tue end. fciui we soo tier happy In the right way. ltDIlEivAIIS! screen technliiuo until a few ago. j "But In her test pictures sho gave The doors of tho Aicade will op- B1,,,I1(Im indication of tha actiu : en as usual and tho picture. "Tlte;,i,at wa3 lo f00w. Tho tests ro Cruise of tho M ike Believers." a , vi-aled a beautiful little girl, with n wonderful picture will start at 7 :30. : motillo f.ice, who passes Bwlftly anil Wrestling tickets will admit holders mmnally from one expression m to the pictures unci music, men ; another, and who is absolutely do. The degree team will please be pre.icut at tho regular meeting this week for initiation work. 'LUCIA 'HALEY, Secretary. AUTO OWXKliS, NOTICE. will serve as first preliminaries. Ringside seats, however, will no' bo open until after 8 o'clock. void of self-consciousness, "She has n nimblo mind and a wonderful faculty for losing herself in her rote. 1 consider her one of Special seating an alignments have.,,t, nK fima 0 la picturt,a. boon mado to accommodate the ring-1 lM(ss iA0 ls ox0,,n,.ntly supported side Tans. Present Indicaiie -s i" Un ..Thc cruiw of the Malte-Be-to a big house nnd those Interested I lim es," according lo Director Mel rn,ieuleil to make their rosen n- ! r,,-.i u-tm uti,i,.i,i ih, i,ivru ri,t.,t' lions early. Several hundred peo- iainong these are Harrison Ford, who j1'""1'1' "f Ji'y cf pie were turned invav because of lack jin loading man of reputation, Itav-"ftl '' ol Vulcanize your tires without remov ing. II. M. "to C. K. Welder, can be seen at I.n Grande Investment Co. Geo. Ilarnden. &-5-;H,p I Experienced caritiuiiers wanted at once. Apply, residence ptiotio Main liS; office 2091. U. E. Kos kamp. 4-ilO-tf. , Till: NF.KIiillOUllOOl) CM H invites you to enjoy the Israelitic of the maidens of Miriam Victory. Adv. fi-4-2 ltl YS .IESTER HOME J. C. Bingner, of Portland, has re contly arrived in La Grande to make' his home and has purchased tho Jester property ' on Oak street. Ho expects Mrs. Bingnor to arrive from Portland within a' short time. Mr. Bingner is father-in-law of Mrs Vera Bingner, ot Joel's Grocery. of seats when Santel wrestled here before. Seats on sale at Hughes' Cigar store, Jay Van Duron's nnd Cain & Karlher's. The ticket win dow at tho Arcade will open al ti o'clock to accommodate thoso who wnlt until Tuesday evening to buy their tickets. Tho winner of the Pantel-Oo Court contest will bo ma'clted by tho Ad Club against the b"st heavyweight wrestlers available lor May 20th. mond llatton, one of the best known players of the scroon, William Ilrunton, Parks Jones, Spoltlswoodc Allium, Maym Kelso and Jane Wolff, all players of signal ability. We will llnvc fresh Flovian straw berries nt thc Hooverized Grocery to morrow, ut 25 cents per box. ltOYAI, AllCIl MASOXS I NEW TODAY WANTED Plowing. 1642. Phone Notice is given of n regulur meet ing to be held Tuesday evening. May tith, wllh supper at the hall at Black 6 o'clock and nl'loiwnrds work-in th !-ot FOR SALE Five-room modern house 2007 Oak St. See Harvey Fatten. 5-0tf Roywl Arch degree All members requested to attend. By Order of the High Priest. L. II. RUSSELL, Hecordor. 5-5-ltp. FOR SALE Delivered, good river (travel and sand. Phone Black 2041. 6-5-12t,p WANTEDWaitress at Paris Cafe. 6-5tf FOR SALE OR TRADE Work horses and drag saw. Phone Black 1(!I2. 5-5,2t FOR SALE Modern house, at lPt-i Second St. Furniture for sale. Call at premises. Mrs. Jac Kerr. 5-5-fit.p CLEVER PLAY I'Olt IIAUOI.it IXX'KWOOP "Shadows of Suspicion," tho lat est Screen Classics, Inc. play in which Harold Loekwrnid will be see'.i as the slur, and which will be shon at the Sherry theatrj today for tie last times, is a powerful drama of tho Secret Service. Tho play shows Iho d m i'y injus tice which can be done, n nisu In w.'.r tlmn if, though bo Is not sc. -n In iho uniform of tho couutrv, ho is. nev ertheless, silently and .i.vT-jtlv using eveiy energy and nervti In his brain and body for tho satj'.y ot hi.-country. "TWO-GI'N" WOMAN PLAYED llr" MKTIIO ST A It In "As the Sun Went Down," a stirring dranni of n rough mining camp, Edith Slorey, famous Metro star, will bo seen Hi the strong part of "Colonel Billy," a "two-gun" wo man. Thls picture will bo shown at the Sherry theater Tuesday und Sorghum cullurn Is now being planned In Hood Itlver valley. A. G. 'minimis will nuroliaso power grind ing machinery and an evaporator to Wednesday. cook the Julco of th.i sorghum cane. Although starling hor young life - from thn wrong end that of tile Fvery brii-ht dav brings in moreldauco halls anil saloons ot this vile films printed the day they are re-j low". "Colonel Billy' baa .... ,. , ,.,., ',,,,. ..,. be good, straightforward In ily of Silvertliorn s wnere tney return ""'!,.,.,,.,. .,,,,. ,,,, , llkliw! ,, films pnnted they day they are re- Wf n(1 ()f , ,, , cclve(i- ""u lleiisl, of tho eoiuinuiilly, alio Is re- specleil on account of her fairness of mind and accuracy with tho gun. Her own sex treat her with con in.i'.-iiiiy.va Mm V,. .';''? ;; ., t J -'r 1 Mm Learn to Dance, Baffles' Hall. at Class Tliesd eve.iiii :!521 - I star s- af 7;r,0 1 Thiirsdiiy l'liolic I'ed, iioilil mollis. New Victor Records Dance Music Popular Songs Classical Music and Songs i A great variety to se lect from. Every day brings a different assortment to our ever-growing titoek of liecovds; Bruiiswii'ks and Vic trolas. I 'j- (Ionic in and hear tho latest "Jazz" and Soiig Hits. CARR FURNITURE CO. " Tbe House That Serves You Best." I FAMILY DRUG STORE t-A GRANDC.OREGON, I Mrs. Gladys Wendover, teacher of languages in the high Bchnol at Hood River, has been dismissed bo cause of delivering Holshevlst talks and distributing radical literature. A TRI E AMERICAN'. John W. Whiting, an employe at the Palmer Lumber Co., of Vincent, sent in his subscription for $1000 worth of Victory bonds. Mr. Whiting is a man i of 70 years of age nnd has been in the employ of the George Palmer Lumber Co. since they began business in Union and Wallowa counties. He. is 100 per cent American. Wallowa Sun. I All Elks Attention! Immediately after the regular, session Thursday . night, Ensign Eorenzen will deliver an illustrated lecture on the Salvation Army war work in Fraiiec. )ou't miss this opportunity to hear and see what: the "Elks" helped the Salvation Army do. 'Promise your wife you will he home by .11 o'clock, alid conic. A. IJ. CllKlv'KV, Secretary. FILMS IN BEFORE BlKHKiOniaMWtHMarHHSXS Come to the Rainbow's End and Get Your Share of the Pot of Gold It i3 here, and youran get your share by making your purchases this week. Sale Ends Saturday, May 10 th Here are a lew of the many hundreds of -Real Bargains: fell NTS1 Two-da v ser th enl vict! in gmg y o u r nega tives. A si ahout it? mmmtm. OUT AT o k- 'A us SOLDIERS ATTENTION! The Union County Army and Navy requests the presence of every Union comity boy entitled to wear a uniform p,t a reception given in their honor at La Grande, on the day of the arrival of Field Hospital Unit 167 from overseas. Watch the papers for day and hour of arrival. The parade is for all men who 1 aye served in any capacity in any war. All such should meet at the Elks' club in La Grande one hour before the train rrrives. Extraordinary ' I rJwl 1 "'"I 11 ' Ladies' 30c .Vests lftc Ladies' Union Suite, loose kuee !c Ladies' Hose, 30c value liW Ladies' Art. Silk Hose Men' $1.50 Work Shirt, , ..fMc Men's Hose.. 121-2r, 15 2rtf 2.V Alarm Clocks 9Sif.- Peroxide ..." : J0 Paper Ufapkina, per thousand. SI Matches, full count, 7 boxce for 25? Vhisk Brooms' lit1. Laundry Soap b bars for 25c. . ' Bread and Batter Plate 1.6 for 33' There are literally hundred of other articles .t Reduced Prices, CHristie'sl Variety Store & A'hich have lon received from ul for material encnurnfreil us tu 'In inrluilp. every arln le fur wh:,h ally have In itock what, "ir cus vill be punhuKed for them. THE NEIGHBORHOOD CLUE OF L-n.iaM KTiitJo and wo like to fVel is in every tnuisHction is VILL- GIVD TliKLE EVENIN . . Tired. Tt rnnst ftirlt-ttlre up lo n , ' iKte.l on R'hnMi! to givu ua a fair ART COJ7I Tllr F tained UfKll Kl.ke. . rllV i J -J l N LJ CiliU t-l(.asc rrinemlirr IhaJ Uie quality, , a. May. 6th 13th IS SI'NTA'UVKS'OI-' TIIK loNTirs issui: iv Tin-: iu , HIGlf SCHOOL AUDITOR! 'ivziNK ad tih. i.i.'sicNK," !n4 to a. jT!ie best of talent has been featured in these cxccpU''r" J' of high grade;amusemnt shoSld SilV.a the 8ntr seiiirMENT e5 ?.a .a 1 I 1 en TIC15.ET3 OH TALE AT SILVERnpC UmSer LO. SeasrtR Ticket........ I'liSic Mi 7.12 O O 75 cents Sin '.rr,. 4303 Adams Ave. S3 La Grande, ®on OKKUOV, do S. 0 I II F HOlMWI Will o
