La Grande evening observer., May 28, 1919, Image 2

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turned homo and meH
ability to do other hoi
translate Latin '-r (xiQiin elasH
lcs.
J'ltto Rhelton, r0 ficshiffan, Mln
iilifflmd liiii Waikini Junnm, of the
EJJPILS OF
MISS G. MILIAR
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Allcol niKU school vwre OTiien ?,e piano pupils of ss ffiady.t
" n . a
W"" V,, " o ""' ,o1Il11r " "tRal at .Miss JWierV
O i worth wnllo to Study lnXu,,m k.i.. r.n,.
order to kM a w
fnr school closes.
l,e iThcy were? assist'-d Ly Siss'lsabe!k
aimer, Willi iwu vocm Jiui.iuers. i nrki
o
I Now Ib'-'M I
w 0 J protfram consis'od of tne lonowin:1
UNION O ! number: o o 0
. f oi "The Gol,!r,,i,(Spaulding), Can-
I O'on
o
jo-To Relict vur now
o
"Wash Fata-iea while tin-
display is at its height,
llefe you w.ill find the
newest fabrics, n utly a
liitinlicr of )iow 'ift-
'terns Tissrtes, Voiles.
liatisle, pficed
a yard'4-o $1.35,
W. II. Voirel has aoionto'l . rn-ilmnl
:, iio ,.,,.. .....tirade
;k,;ft 9:r 1.9 (IraiK-f this .Mr
Vi'tl -a ff-jun manager ot .hu 'l0-n'-i-icy
std'- for sfvciai jcar3 l.n I v"
Vo-
Miiler;'"'in I'an Guar!s' la
(.SiaculdiiV). 9.awri'n('e Gray;
Pctil Valse" (Hannah Smflh), Oli.-c
Krad.-haw; "Polka Mazurka,". (Dana)
Thtima Daniel; "Kvening Sn"
(Ga?nor), 'CeiTiiA Cade; " 'ol.lie.s'
c c' baby expect to go to L, I .March.' (St-humann), Eleanor J'le.-.v-Tie
on ? ler! "foUed W.mgs," (Forman)r Giv-
' i.. Mf..: v. Iir.f...!..
7ii:ifod Ly
Tne iJomtbl(.-f)entf cl.ss enter- , . ,, ...
t - , . , t (Watson), The Kite ' (Caynor), Mi
tuined .Satunhiy iiii-.n-at rnc homo jf ; , ,, .,-n i
x. a , - o 3 . 9 lsabe a Miner; ' Two JJttle Fror
Jfrudu .iliiiii, A'lfo .x(:cfc.,- to itttenctj
the luiyvrr s Jio:)I at- COi'vallis. Mi'j
-p.! in v.on 'hh aj-holurinif. wiast luil
by iier tOwning exhibit.
$4.50 Blouses $4.50
ALL SIZES.
Thirly JU'W Crepe le Cliiiiet;fi(l (leoijicffe f'repc
J Houses, at espeeiiilly low priee Select yours before
the sizes are broken.
HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE
SOME NEW SPECIALS . .
" on Our Fountain Menu
At
PVTMAWS DRUG STORE
The Rexall Stor ,
PERRY IS FUMBLE
TIC AM TO HAVI'I WOCIAI,
IMlU.lU MATItO.VS A I IK VISIT
(HtH TliOl T JlSyiVi NO'I U
lji KXTKA
PKItHY. Afuy (Sporial).-
Tu'il:ty Mih. fiallo Connor yua
1iot'K!t In tlx liulilcr H.oclal Aid
Hurlcly, tho iiuMiib'.'t'H tiiivhiK flcrhil
i'd lo cmnv to Perry for thrlr Alny
Tiioetiim M'causo Mm. ()nnur wiu;
foruuii'lV ansorhit'M Willi 1.1m sod
oty I'or ahout Ihi'-ut yearn. Four
ttitto linubi viAno up inimedlaicly af-iof ennress fur the pui j
tcinoun mid iiftor hchlliiK theli nK- I Ddeeatu J. Kishio
HAWAIIAN LECISKATirKK
WAS KXTHA VAfiAN I'
Movement For Statehood I'arly in (he
Si4Kiont Allowed lo (lo to Kleeji.
HONOLULU, May 1. (A.soemlod
Vvvtis, Ity Mail. j WIumi the sixty
day session uf the IIav.iian lcisia ,
tutu undetl ut midnight la.st mtrhi,
billtt approjn inline a tot; J ?M,
SM.OIKt had been passed, jicronlin t.i
A. Lew in, Jr., (liaii inaii of the hou.1
finaia'v committee. t
in uie last hours of the session
resolution was adopted authorizing
tho governor to njipoint a eommis.sioii
of Xour, two senators and two repre
sentatives, to attend the next session
io-e ! assist-
Ifihh. ft In hoped to have the federal
government take over this work.
A bond issue of ?200,00 was auth
"rized fo the estubKshment of a war
memorial park on Waikiki htach.
Liberal iippropriatimm were made
for harbor improvements in Honolulu
and for the construction of new roads
on nil the islands of the territory.
Carrying the provision that at least
three other countries bordrinK on. the
Pacific must make similar appropria
tions, n fund of $10,000 wnr,,mad"e
available fi.r the proposed Fan-Pacific
Congress of the Pan-Pacific Union, to
he held in Honolulu next year.
The two measures over which devel
oped the hottest fights uf the ses:.iotj
woman suffrage and regulation oj I
the foreign lanuape schools were !
both defeated. Woman suffrage Ly i
direct legislation was beaten and a1
hill providing Tor a plebiscite on the j
question also failed of pasntfe. j
The foreign IniiKUnKe uchool bill, 1
which would have laced all school:
in the te:jitory, public and pVivMe, (
undi'i the supervision of the depart-;
ttient of public instnu'ion, with nonet
l' ! but certificated teachers Vlijrihle fnr
I the instruction of pupils, was vi .r-;
lUuisly opposed by prmninent Japanese'
residents, who contended that its en-1
lutment would 'force the Japanese'
ichool: to close, . I
j At the regular meeting of the Re-'
( bekah lodge Wednesday night three
indidates vere tiiken into the order
jAfte the business of the metirtfi re
Treshme'its were se?"vedw and ilts
unt time was spent,
jo About twenty members and friend?
i of the Carnation club were entertained
;at thernnch home of Mvs. Will Hutch
jinson'on Thursday afternoon. The
hostesses were Mrs. Hulcjiinson, Miss
! AliceCaldwell and Mrs. Viola Par-
ker. The afternoon was spent in fan
cy wo'k. An elaborate three-course
luncheon was nefved. Mrs. F. A. Bid
well, Mrs. Ed. M filer and Mrs. Edith
Phy conveyed the crowd in their au
tomobiles and a jrood time was erf-
joyed at the pr?rty and on the trip.
Lficette Temple No. U initiated nine
new members at their meet nig Tues
day evening. Several members from
Ia Grande lodge 'visited the order. Af
ter the meeting the "Old Maids Gos
sip" was put on for the benefit of the
visitors, then a delicious lunch was
served. . .
Mr.' and Mrs. Frank Rkker nnd son
left .Sunday for a week's stay at Vale.
They were a'ceompanied by Mrs. Liz
zie Staccy and .young daughter, who
have been visiting here.
After the regular session f the
W. Ii. C. Saturday last; when Peace
ami Arbitration 'day was observed, u
short program was given.
Miss Hannah Reeves left Sunday
for Salem, where ishe went as a dele
gate for the Kchcbnh lodge.
gies," (Cramm). Jaunita Spencer; "In
the iight," (Veinhold),1 Vfcrda Rue
,Smith; "Traumerei," (Schumanfj
Lois Nelson; ''Cradle Song," (Neu".
linger), Helen Williams. ,
5 - ' Wl
I ill
Spasmodic Sermon. ' '
By Hits stajie of .eternity (he'tooth of
line must show Home evidence of
ecay. Indianapolis Star.
MKMOIilAU DAY SKItVICE .
All membere of the G. A. R.
and W. R. C. will meet at the K. '.
hall next Sunday aflernoon it 2
o'clock for the purposes of attend
ing the memorial airvices.
I. W. FAULK, Cnmniander G.A. R
JESSIE I'. NEl.SON. l'res. W. R. 0
5-2:i-21.
A
CUP OF JOY
THATS WHEN YOU.
USE OUfZ
SUPERjOR BLENDS OF
TEAS AND
COFFEES ,
r.uy your rcquiivmcuts nov, as wo anticipate
liitrher prices. "We can supply you with the hest
at the right price. Our coffee line is complete,
and we guarantee every .pound.
TIX SAY IT IS."
The bent place to take your car if
It does not work like It used to. The
standard Auto Hepair Shop, corner
Adams and Kir. Kd. Cyr, Prop.
Have the iaDel, which stands for
fair working conditions, put on your
job printing. The Observer Is one of
the two shops fn town observing union
principles. Phone Main 37.
Harris Grocery
Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192
Ann -kt n. xi Anrncc t.Vifl Trnr.V
Nw the days are good -and warm, j
and sunburned faces and hams will ;
need prompt attention. Why not drop ;
in at SUvertJiorna and try that Vio-
late cream or campholatum, 01 1
Ruhling cream, that is so much '
liked by so many. 5i23-tf
FAMILY DRUG STORE
L.A GRANDE, OREGON,
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K:ilani;ilioK'
ulur inonihly huslneMf netislon, tho , to obtain the enactment of ieinslation
uiainder of iho aftoinoon was Klveib'arfcvtimr Hawaii. Revi.-ion of the
U4 to a social tlnio. For r'freidi- i itl.Vrt t(l inm,u. Tiomesteadinir of nub-
lie lands in Hawaii will be csjHTinlK
sought.
luoniH the ladies w?ro nerved w Ith
ice cream and citko. Those attend-
Nora' llalrh. in.. ?Jloh ChlMun. ! 1"'','Bi"""t
and Hon, .Mis. (Vblo, .Mrs. C J.
1'rait, Mis. I.nrstni, Mrs. Hue (inrii.
Mr. .lHvo Oshuru, Mis. Wllllan'.
(Iletin, Mm. Drrhm J'ly, Mrs
U.'oiko Crouser "and two i:lilUlie,
Mrs. ,Stt'iifor, Mrs. llellliniy. Mrs
IMIaniy from ('.ramie, firs. .1
(iasltlil, llolllilo (sluiru, .Wlllnll
(iiiKk ll, ami Ho:'im Hurley. .1. A
Caskill, Ron (;:nn and Oi'.ve (lshoin
rar.io aP-uiK as.el'.anrieiii. ?lml went
flshli-K while lh'- l.idles held Ihelr
liii-elliiK. The lnilih-r visitors fell
riicut fi'.i'.o'rlork. ...pressthK them
selves r.s well " ples lsi'd with their
(ihort v It-It In Perry.
Iloill to Ml-, and Mrs. Parley M
li-ll, Tlieed;.? e.'eulnh. Rill baby.
At tt;e l.o."l l.i'Kitla ineotlllK
Weittiehu:y eeniiu llrry Hanson
was HiMaiintetl as tnan.uer o, t V 4 1
ll;.3elial teniTi anj It Was decided
that the hoy Kl' I- Social In he
.ear future In aid the hall team In
J'ttinK Miptftles. Rvsoldlcrs nluf
Millars are" not l he chatted 'h
rnular memhershio fee for admls.
m lo tle H)C'!.'ty. Dtlo uuitters
of local tiityr st were ullseussed.
4niP:i .KnlKht lju Ifreno unable
o -work for the $ast fe da ou
ecnut of sleknv, ut rs better
muvenif'nl for statehoed,
in tlie early ttuVs 'ef the
,i.i('i:i. x i:vs ()'ii:s
Tin Physical Cenrapliy cla.-s of
the Allc. I lliah School tool; a hike
tu the. hills, ne',.- l. Harris, the
oilifi- tl.ty. to study tlje science of
iliy.!oi:.pliy. Him ol the hoys had
Hie misTo) tune of tahini: a misstep
.'lid rollluf! down the hill. Thouuli
session, was mere oi fiss le;t Mivht of ! he cieted much excitement, he
llefore final adjouruincMt. J was mil ses ieusy, in lured.. All re.
An Increase of nppinximatcly one,- pol l ed a, vol y enjoUiie time,
tliird in the saiarls of publi!- sniol j' The l.one Star i;inh Knuic pu
teachers was cianted l.y' the legislii-j I'll". Paulino' Wooilell. Ilnlh Vande
ture, briiiKiiiK the niinimifm iilarv lo:'""'"". '"" . Wehsier, and I.awson
a little more, than SIM) a month. ! Webster, after working faithfully
Provision, was ntade fur raisini; tfe
('cliche of Hawaii to tile sli-.;u of a
uui'-enity.
As a federal farm loan act r..es net
extend n Hawaii, the legislature pro
vided a relviiit; fund of f.;iM(IO
luriliB
h.'hlh
the sehotil jear passed th.
Mi'ailo examinations wltli an
a.;'ucc or HO per cen. whhh Is .
i.edll to the class and their teach
er,' .Mis. U. O. 'utl.ilts.
V.i Clark Is visitiiiK at the home
from w'8ich loans may be made to far-, .j,u.i;' ' ' ,'
...4.., ... .,.., ,., ,,,,,,,,11 ..h(, A,,,,i ,,,,,,114. i(av l,...l,,er.
Ilajold Wallslnner: Oivllle Wright.
Pansy Van llou,sen. ltuth aohn.-fin.
Tiiul li tt 1 1t ti,ba(er.' who flulshei'
their four year ,'iUh school cou.s.
af la Cranile last Krlduy. have it
Beginning today, FOUR deliveries
for inside districts, two deliveries in
the suburbs
ALL FARTS OF TOWN TWICE
DAILY, 9:00 A. M., 2:00 P. M.
INSIDE ROUTES 4 TIMES DAILY,
9 AND 10:30 A. M., 2 AND 4:30 P. M.
La Grande Delivery
Company
Art in Planning and
Building
f the
onditions.
An appropriation of 000 was
Inovided for preliminary work tfi the
cHtab'jhnient of a fish hatchery in
Hawaii, fnr the propagation nf food
t thTs time
lloin. 'e,iiicrd.iy1 , . li-,,'
Sim. Kd 1'M.n baiiy ov
o & fin0yii evenln. 3nlay, lh
Siith. a pood ro.nls tneetltiR
1...I.1 1. tl-,'ti,nl In,,,., al llil, P
pface lain1 trifn . PreP
jjlues nail Albert lunter wige
tip front l.a (iftnde lo boost for the
ffl road niousures to be voted on '
tiff special el, rtlon. dairl Sluddaid,
representltlK ' the OnOlde Hondr
l.nber Company w. is alo pnwetit
b,! ussured tho T oosi0s Hut thc
company could $ countct on ti
Mtpport the bond ineautes.
Holier and f.lnJ' were 01.1
from Wallowa for a few days this
woek.
Rovers! nuto loa of lorry's
trout fishers went up nlonit tln
..ranches of the (irnnde Rond
I Sunday but pwliiK to tho rain not
' many roiwrled very itood success.
A bn-nk of the machinery at the
mill mused one sbH lo shiV down
Used Car-Bargaies
Ifojrou afe latikuig for a USED CAR, j.ust cafl
"Mid have a talk with s, and Jook at these car.
We Kave
o FORDS', SlAXyELLS, .0VERLANDS,
"BUICKS, STUDEBAJ5ERS, DODGES,
0"MITCHELL, RE0, APPERSON.S,
ANDS0ME TRUCKS." 0
o 0 ,
THESE oRI7 ALL BARGAINS.
Come ami St 4Js, Wt are Now 0pe icf
w
La- Grande AeUfo j
Exchange
;; :; PHONE MAIN TOG 'Jl
407 FIR STREET
w.
i Ar.n
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ITHITV AM) (jl AUTV-
are of first importance in our
Irtisiness. Skill;.sanita.y cie.ui
lincs's, var'uty and'attractive ap
pearance help to make the trood
things from ..
OlU'liAK kit Y
popular. Try ordering of us and
we ary sui that yo'u will con
tinue tS he regular.patro:. .
Everything we bakj tas'tw j
Tgood as it lo,vs and is as geej
as it pistes.
DUTCI'S BAKERY
, . , , ITT
rvltAr'"J fi livix sum ! iljim can I
ess
IX0D& CLA. M
Is not a
the ahififv
You can
ion of cost',
u rv it out-
sti-ui-u such
IK'S
to
hut of good taste and
li (he
li id ,-'.t
Ml'
service throu
Grande Hondo Luniljer ( V..in'';inizjtiori
no more cost tliitn you would pav clsewhen
oi;iliuary wui'k
Estimates cheerfully furnished for ."i-i-noni, H-i
rooin. 10-i-ooni oi- mansions.4 Intesf igatv oiu-' .
Freen Plan and Building Service
to' customers.
.t-07.".00 Completes this home. Tt is a real home
not a makeshift. '
The Grande Ronde Lumber Co.
LA ClvANDE
eRtail Department.
One of the
Joys of Life
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LGa Grande Mattress Shop
. And3VVcavingGrk
GooJ.
SWTrrimet
gSuperxised
Instruction
FgASON KATE,
MatVes8 Making and Repairing, Feathef Mat-
tresses Marie, Feather Renqvatine, Carf)ct?an4 !
Flir?fRog Weaving o !
All Vttik Called f-nd IVIirered CHAS. EPW AKj's. op. !
H)NK lllxIChEAST OF FLOUR MILL
: i, w vimn,R-
! to Special
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2-eptemeer)
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foii-a few houi Friday. J
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