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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1919)
o o of TUESDAY? MAY (9, "mi P.- ... 0, : TA' riTANDlB fjtintRo observer. W ,Popu!arily which Capl. Kellpy (0 Red Cross. Drug Store Tl rrckcrlulion Slur.. .Tic Cn'jt. Kellev fliin- 1 at l'endleion, Sraltltf, Tirtoma and othor poi!i, say Mr. McLuurIi lin. was not a whit less than that which he gained here. He as heard with pleasure by lalRO audiences wherever he cyiJke. iipW Kelly, was due to leave Seattle toduy. (or I'ortl.Vkd and Intended going from I hat city o San Frirncisco. I LOCAL I A lurce bouider on tho tiack uear tioou Kiver this moriiing was re sponsible for a forty-minute delay ;io train No. 6 this morning, says V. WALLA WALLA MEN. ' FIND ROADS GOOD ' . TO tfHIS PLACE R. P. Bade and J. P. Welcti, o( Walla Walla, arrirert In La Grande AMERICAN SOLDIERS . WANT SOVEIRS MKKT IX ljVTKKPHIHK NOTED WRESTLER ! VISITS OLD FRIEND Iimiiocoiniiiiltees of the different ....... .. ,...!..! IK nl U'allnofa lnnn. . ',11 , I. ," . ' . " i.-,! I Harold Christianvn, a proniimnt . ' " ..... I wrestler, is visitinc in In (iriimle at lu mniw ... . . ... ,., 1 , , , ... l: inenti. .innn day afternoon at J: 30, ClTM.ENZ. II Jy Iw Soldiers of the . . . 1.1... .x. mJrt hn,i (......Th.!"" ' Ainerunn army in occupation in thei""" - -- - - rg Anderson lie comes direct from . ., . , iwill bi $100,000 for county roadii?; . m,Lrso- "u lonus iiuiu uom rettKii of toblenii nave been soiiding d ., DrobHbfc- be Dimmed iChicatto, and announces that he it- vesteuUy atturnoon, by automobile :nome V1 0 ouvem, rwi-imy man at jvhero to spend tun money. yuieK;""" " ",K ,m" making the trip trom tlieir lionie "' previous time since the AmefMvrork will have to Mo done with tho who care to meet him on the mat. . town in lite hours. " They report I cal,s renchetl the lihipe. At first these petitions as the comity 'court, meetn ' the roads good all inn way, with the "souvenirs consisted of Herman liel- Monday, My 7th and the petltionu NOW IS TIHi Tl.MK exception ol a three-mile stretch mots, iron crosses, bnyoncts nnd other will .have to bo presented to them to think about your cat. The Stan J thls side of Mcacham, wiiere they articles of war used by the defeated for ain1vul. ard Aiilo Kepiu'r shup, corner Adam found the Koine very heavy. Messrs. armv. but of lute the soldiers hive! 1 nl ''ir. doing very salistarlor..' P. Walter, county work secretary oi'!iiad .mil Welch arc stnblighiiit!li.n imointr c.oinn sieiiw ,iw 1 -......-----'. 1 work. Ell C'YK, Prop. 2-1-lm the Y. M. C. A., who returned to Lan automobile nirency here foi .articles made of pottery. TX1T A 7 rtl"VT A T7 ! Urande ihis morning from a couple j Premier, Stuti Bnd Packard auto- within the American area on the! N W I 1 1 1 J Y Saturday nnd-Sunday pine apple mobiles and until they make ar-!cilst u;;i,k of the Kh nc llu ie are scv- .". w served at hilvcrthorn s rangenients for a suitable building I erlli pottery plants yhic have beeir """""""""""""""""" "jfcuntain. You miry expert something they will make their headquarters ,.,,.l:' ...., ;, .il ( n t .... WANTKH Place by Hirh School ;extra nice. Also fruit nut sundae Hdward 13. Uosunlieiui, iaw..or of Ilolso and spnninu wi-iiei. .... Capltal-Xews ol that city, is in tow .Walter stated ,u 'oieree lonltjlit's wrestllln- lnaU'li. lot days' stay in Portlund. The en jglneer succeeded in stopping ' his I train in time to escape bitting the j boulder, but the siuklen application of the brakes Jarrei u good many ipas'.'nueis from their sleep, Mr. at the Foley hotel. Slelvin F. Dolce. r-Lyslcal Instrue-! tor at the Y. M. C. A., left last night ' for Seattle to attend the funeral ! Iris sis-r-iii-law. of whose death he ! rocoiveu notice yesterday morning SANITARY TRAIN GOING THROUGH HERE TOMORROW CHAPERON AGAIN APPEARS IN LONDON girl while going to school, lllack 832. weeks turning out souvenirs for the soldiers. All kinds of poUery pieces are made, hearing the soldier's name and unit while he watches the process of manufacture. At tlie American! nostoffice in Coblens. ol'ifcers esti-t Custom in London Has lleen Revived lmltc that nbouti sixty niisil s::cks of After Iking Suspended During !Kouvenirs lire shinned to Hie United 1 '' SAI.h Boy Phono 'specials. 0-lStf FOll SAI.K Modern home six rooms, fine locution on pavement, terms Phone Ked 5-Glf FAMILY DRUG STORE , L.A ORANOE.'ORCG'ON. Four Years of War. Mr. Silas Robbins who is in imr- ,.i...i ...r... i.. i - ,' ... u - ,H ""' AUt'iony in the o'clock tomoirow morning. with : One of tlie four hundred ent.Ci.'.rt hound from States every day. lllack 1141. bicycle. Phone 5-C-3t,p Paris Cafe, will become new residents of La Claude, home has been in Maker. His The Catholic Indies of tho R. vl Cross will meet at the home of Mrs A. Y. Hay. 13H2 K.xth street, lo me'Tow (Wednesday! afternoon at 2 o'clock. A full attendance of tho members is desired. heads of the Irrijiat ion ditches nr ' not screened, lie certainly has not l'"OK KENT Nice cosy rooms from enforced th.' law niiirlng t he I "P. lol" Adamss Phone Red ditches to be toreeiii.-i. and has on j 31101. 1-lHtf recently given any indication tha' he was eoiju: to onfoicv the law. WArv-i v l will rtr. tt may bo en tho trail Alhert Burn:,, of Telocase. was a visitor in town today, the chi. purpose of his visit being to get a line up on the good roads REBEKAHS WILL proftram that has been prepared by : tlie local committee of the Ad Club HEAR LECTURE ioi ijiiiuii cuumy. ON WAR WORK A. L. Seliaupp, )f .loseiih. lawyer-i may(r of that would-be city, is Following the meeting of Crystal . ... ...... . i .im.i in- n,.m!kail Lodge this evening, an II- I)c CourL-SanttM wresiliiiK uxhibi ticn thi ovenir.K. M , Schaupp once took a very active inicrost in ttio wroHtlfiifi uiiiiH! hiinsclf, and al though he declares that he is ro itiK to behave himself perfectly tliii evening, he has soiiie friends here i who know him who would not he surprised if in his excitement at the match n return of the old-time en thusiasm should eaut-e him to issue u challenge to tonights winner. lustratod lecture will be given by .KnsifMi Loienzen on the war work of the Sulfation firm. The lecture will be given at the I. O. O. F. hall. jOn account of the work to be put I on during the. lodce meeting, mem bers are urr'd to 1-e prompt, to al- Jauies McTiaugiilin. of the dis patcher's office of the O.-W., return ed this morning from Seattle and Tacotnu, where he concluded yester day a pleasant tour with Capt. Francis 10. Krlley, the chaplain of (he 27th of New-York, who visited La. Grande a sho.t timo ago. Mr. Mclaughlin lert here with Capt. Kelley and accompanied him to tho low time for the special features. M.iti:n:i at m. k. SOl'TSI iAi:so.A(ii: Ralph, V. Land and Gladys Mc Neil wore married at the parsonag' of the M. K. Churrli, South, Mondu evening, Rev. .V. IJ. Smith offiat ing. The gioom naa jus t returnet' from thirteen mon'.hrj with the col ors in Franco. It ALL PLAYKKHC AITKNTION. Ry ordeiof the spirit to win, all bairiiTayers arc requested to meet at various points to which he had been; the ball park Wednesday eveninc af- 1;iion by the railway company to Her (i o'clock, for practice. LONDON, April lo. (t orrespond- The snorisnu n of Wallowa counlv encp of Associated Press. The chnn-1 Imvn hlmul hi ihttr iv. for tin.' erone is renppeurint? in London, after present State Fish WMdin. says tti" more than four years of absence be- Reporter of Kuierprise. One thinr. cause of the war. American women, Is sure he has glv mi very poor pro- 1 I 1 1 Inntifin In 111 ii ftV In tiu rmittlv ;lic i"ki f.n- r-itnn I ,nvi Thn 1-id- ltlK ivmieia i-n.v, mv i v. . . ies of the Crua- niitei'n and of 'e ecause tnt, Wlirt to See London" Million- or small t;sh are allowed ?8t:K.:d.r0Jj 5i,ll.et..n.?"d... and indenendent and self-reliant ns to peridi each year because the ing gieat prepaitbnu to feed the. they are. they do noi want to see soldiers aboaid. No local soldiers it without assurance they will be well are-known to be uioard, with the chaperoned. . possible txcep;:on Kenneth ltart- The chaperone, once n well estab lett. son of Attoinjy E. V. Dart-ilished institution in Finland, lost her iett, formerly of .ins city. It isjcallinj? when women went in for war i nous bt by relatives here that he work. Many n you up girl who had never ventured from home without the gaiidinR liand of a chapemne, tcok to driving an ambulance, while otheis were installed in the ''Wnacs," the "Raffs' or some one of the many other women's organizations which had to do with the prosecution of the war. These vigorous young women had no use for chaperones. The American women who want chaperones also are war workers, Red Cross, Young Women's Christian As sociation aids and others who arc here. They, too. are self reliant and independent, ut when they dof-f their uniforms and go out to see London or spend a part of their very little leisure time in the gaieties of the city, they feel they ought to subscribe to the conventions. WANTED Home for high girl while going to school. school 6titf WANTED Spring cleaning,, pruning, gardening and lawns; wall paper cleaned, carpets f?wed, Jaid nnd cleaned. Phone Red 881 or Red " THE BLUE BIRD " Appeals tu Man, Woman or (.'hihl. Friday and Saturday ARCADE I :i 5-0,lL't,p ', AH Elks Attention! Iiiiinetliali'ly nl'tcr the lrniilai', session Thursday nielli, Knsiii L(ii'cii;:eii will deliver an illustrated lecture mi the Salvation Annv war work in France.' )u't miss this oiportunity to hear and see what ihe ''Klks" helped the Salvation Annv do. l'nunise your' wile you will he home hy 11 o'clock; and come. A. 1). CIIICRIJV, Secretary. : LIT 1 The Big Wrestling Match SANTELvs.DE COURT films! Ipkints IN Two-dav ser- 0UT I BEFORE AT enlaryii' ol K y o u r ne-a- V : tives. Ask us ' ahoul it? I Just Think Of It- "ASoiidOak Dinirig-Rqom Suite for $67 This suite comprises ti massive pieces of solid o.ak; iiii'ludiiifr Uuffet, 4 (.'hairs and liound-ton l'edestal Intension Ta'-l.le. wU' J 3 Terms: $7.00 down and Jialatice $2S() a week, CARR FURNITURE CO. "Th nouifl that Serves You Bast" ARCADE WEDNESDAY AND THUP.SDAY- I uinjcLeYo's, caeiw lll'ilfli MlM mm She tried to kid the Sheriff but he was a. woman-Kater !pj You see, the Sheriff came in and arrested toe wnoic Company while they were playing "Uncle Tom's Cabin" at a little town in the Middle West, end just as little Eva is going up to Heaven on a white sheet. . she has to break ofi and soothe this hayseed official an actress certainly has to have her nerve with her, doesn't she? Funniest picture in months. THOMAS H. INCE presents Iff3 nlnrrr-. Pa Pk l n afA 'vli'S ?.J m in directed hy f'rerf Nihln JUST ARRIVED .....Here Tiiey Are: Men's Work' Pauls, .152.05, $3.05 MenM Div.s Tan $3.95, .,1.C5, $5.95, $G.95 ' Eoys' Kaickerbockcr Pant3' ' New line o' Wash Suiln for the little tots ' $1.00 to $1.85 New line ol' 'rash 1 fats For t he -little tots GJty to 5 "You Save Hecaiise We Sell l-'or Cash" 1108 Adams Ave. ---Clint's Clothiery CLINT VAN FLEET, Prop. 1103 ADAMS AVE, BEAVER BOARD FOit BETTER WALLS Cf CEILINGS i '1 L.;il -.i,i,.Z:ti?L .V '. ii H C' i 1 I ! 1 ri . ! 'vl t Jl f.: i h READY Fc" Your Work 1 Vro nte tt.e nuitiials for that l;vil -'::!; vorlc you edould do now lumbrr, f(iin:;l.'j, Hoofing, ti.n ar.d Ucavci Jonrd. tlie ori itn "SealUte" It rT.a wnllbonrd. lor Hf II n j..:kn ... w- I -'riNj cciiingi. I te mi I V'lil I-et'ilallcilover jl . e j OS.. 1 o Ai0 OutiuoChestni'' Picttu' "UnbLizeilirT.nEO' - - -0 m ; 0 Strar4,G'nedjr, n Oi DScr 0ien tt 7:35 Xlah-Bout.9 ojcleck felTayinseount S3 Retai Departmnf SB c9. 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