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Drag Store
The PrecriirJc Store.
J- C. Anson, of Telocaset, spent
h Jar In La Grand": on business.
The Loyal Sisters of the Ciristiu.i
church' will meet at the church Wed
nesday afternoon at '2:0 o'clock.
Leal ilussi'll had returned from
'Corvallis' where he wa$ attending
the 0. A. G.
E. A. Hardy, of Elgih, was "in the
city .yesterday, standing the day vis
iting at the h ome of his niece, Sirs.
Watkius, Covo avenue.
Mrs. Hoscoe Neal returned yest'er
:day from Portland, where she had
1eon visiting during the week o5
the Rone Festival.
Lynn Wright and Park Taylor, of
this city, returned home yesterday
from Corvallis, having completed
their first year's studies at the O
A. C.
Howard Stoddard und Joe ' Rey
nolds, students of the O. A. C, ar
rived in La Crandc Sunday from
Corvalli. They made the trip homy
by auto.
Mi s. L. F. Dunn was ' called to
Seattle Sunday nrornir.g by news of
the serious illness of her father, F.
S. Nowsom. Mr. Nowtoine was for
nierly- a resident of La Grande.
. . Miss Runa- DacOn returned yester
day fiom the O. A. C. at Corvallis.
Miss Bacon graduated from the com
merce - department of the college
this year.
Miss Wytl.el Wade, who has been
attending O. A. C. during the past
term, returned to her home near
here yesterday. Mi.s Wado has fin
Islied her Junior ycjr at the col
lege.
, Miss Fnyo McKlnnis passed
through La Grande yesterday -on her
way from Salem to her home at
vElgin. Miss McKlnnis had bom-at-
tending Wllliamette University dur
ing the term Just ended.
J. P. Lottridge, of liakcr, genera'
manager ' of tlie Eastern Oregtlr
Light and Power Company, lias been
a business visitor in l.a Grande foi
the past two or three days..
Mr.-and Mrs.' J. R. French, of El
gin, were visitors In' La Grande
yesterday. They came in Saturday
night to meet an orphan boy from a
Portland home, whose home and
playground this summer Is to be th-1
French farm near Elgin. .
Mrs, C. M. Dorathy and daughter
and Mr. and Mrs. E. M. King, of
Dayton,. Washington, who have been
visiting the family of C. D. Putman
. and also .attending the Union stock
show, left for home this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Gardinler' re
turned last night fiom Portland,
after spending a few days visiting in
the city during the Rose show. They
made the Journey .both ways by mo
to car. This was the second inotoi
trip, the tlui dln.! rs have takon to
Portland rocently . and tlivy report
pleasant journeys both times.- '
Miss Ttuth .Ghoi'mlvv. who had
' breti visiting' friends In La flrandi.
for a couple of 'days, toll tlii morn
ing fur Wallows)! on her way to a
rural neliool nnir. that town w'lirli
tie will t-actr durins the numiiier
iinnti - Mls Glnrmly will nmk''
fcer home with h:r' it.'r, who lives
la th- f or st tao disfric. it; liic.''
tle mIM)I is liH-ateil,
' K. K. Hiuii:. Incat p.-tmast' r, 1
oar ut n -.. t tjlietiditii! a :.c H'e
liolk1,y at Kutmw Monmouth
Hk if vWtitiB lit" JauBhti-r. i. I
.t Mrt.nlluti. lit Kub-T". .i'd ti' forf
Irtuj-iiin i" so.t' M.wnotitl.
a!ten til-' annunl uetiriK f the:
Iii.il if Ii.nt i! th" Monmouth ;
Srtid, of lma h
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0ni'X'LAItK.'jpMlCXTlNJl"HUQs ,
LONDON, (Currepcndenco ,of the
Associated Plena) Meat-eating In
fnjuPous to tho vitality of the re,'
Joslah Oldfleld, aindon physi
cian told tke Frultation Socle0th
otfirar day.
In every cowtfy," ho went On
"rtiere moat-eating' is a national
habit tk btfthl ifcle has decreased
iu the 13 1 fifty Jcurs. On Use other
in cqirhtrics like- Dnlgaria,
Rumania and Serfila, where nnt i
nota national dietary, tha birth
lis hii;h and, Increasing." "
bipcrliii.ffllB shows. . he said, that
meat-eating produced sterility EKs
today, v lie remarked, were not
healthy as Uu'y should be because
hens were, ovcr-uxed with eSK
producing food, such us fish, blood
and meat. Ho said Unit 1u his bos
pltal carewas tuken that the eggs
usedwero laid by fowls which fed
naturally on grain or in the, fields.
KO SHIPPINU AVAII.aill J
Itriti-li Settlers tor Canada Hid
'Africa Must Walt a Wear
LONDON, June 16.. No shipping
will bo available until the coming
'autumn to cany British settlers to
Canada, South Africa or Rhodesia,
says the Overseas settlement office.
As autumn is an unsuitable season
for landing Bottlers in Canada, no
extensive provision for free passage
to former soldiers under the new
government proposals .Is likely to
be made until January, says the gov
ernment agency.
The Overseas ssttlement office
adds that there will be no' shipping
available to carry, settlers from
Great Britain to Austrlalla or New
Zealand until the beginning of 1920.
K. It. C'LKltKS' DANt'K
The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
announce their first, annual ball.
to Ue given at Rex hall the evening
of Friday", June 27th. 6-16-1
It. It. CLEltltS' DAXC'K
'The Brtitherhood of Railway
announce their first annual ball,
to be given at Rex hall the evening
of Friday, Juno 27th. 6-16-1
i NEW TODAY I
FOR SALE One safe. Singer sewing
machine, also one complete elec
tric libiary. Phone Red 3112
6-16-lt
POR SALE Alfalfa hay in the
shock. J18.00 per ton. Farmer 87
Robert Clark. 6-16-llt
LOST Span black marcs, branded
with circle-M on left shoulder; each
has a halter und chain on; one
weighs about P2()0 and the other
about 1500. J. W. II. Nebeker, R.
F. D. No. 1, Phone Farmers 21x3.
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STRAYED Small, buckskin saddle
marc about two weeks ago; bu
horseshoe: brand on right steifcl.
'Pleasa write C. K.
Miller, Alice!.
G-lli-tt,p
FOR RENT Modern furnished apart
ment. Cull Red 5G1. (i-ltitf
MOTORCYCLE. FOR- SALE 1D1C.
llarley-ltavidson. Apply to Llyoil
Chandler, Fruitdalo. Phone Black
3702. 6-10-4t,p
FOR RENT Two nicely furnished
, housekeeping ' rooms, 2001 Second
street Phone Red 3112. 3-lli-H
WANTED Girl to do chamber work.
. Inquire Grande Ronde Valley
House. . 6-lfi-tt
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. Thursday Night, June 19th .
.PriM'ivtln fr tin 1h nrfit tf tiLa (!iau!r C!ihtir. ! i InhIv ,"Jhi nsi'l '
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OP WINS GROWS
(Continued tfijm PaifO 1)
start, scc-rfco fwlce 1 the1 second
inniiiS,. Cove eauie Mick witfi oue
1?" al tiod one in tho third
and the game remained a tia until
t(je slxtU- Inning wen La Giande
scored file more, wlill Cove was
altfe to Jet but three. One more forly'
Scrantoa's bunch In he etgl)l1i and
another In the nloth, and
anotherjerou.
for Cove in the ninth finished the
scoring. Bulb nines played fiae
hall all tho way. The Alexander
brothers, far Cove, were particularly
efficient witlj the bat, aad only good
work by La Grande's field kept tliem
from upsetting the scheme of things
Clark, playing center Yield for La
Grande,0 made a nice play hen h
hopped over a wire", fence "and got
the bajl In time to friitcli his man at
second. The lilt looked Jike a sure
home rua until Clarke got busy.
Cove comes back to La Grande
next Sunflay and if the two teanir
kwp up .the work they started yes
terday there will be a game that
fans wil surely - come miles to see
This win puls,La Grande up hito
second plac.3 In'the league race,' and
Cove met their first defeat. Bnkev
won from Nortii Powder, giving
them un equal footing with' the lo
cals, so it will
now on-. .
be some race fremJtlte French Croix de guerre, and the
Among the lpcul men who provld-
ed cars to take tho La -Grande (emu I
and rooters to Cove yesterday were
Ed. Coolidgo, Jay Van Buren, The
Wallowa Milling and Grain Co.
(Studebakor agency.) Maxwell Ser-'
vie Station, La Grande Investmenl
Company, Eastern Oregon Hardware
and Implement Company, W. H.
Bohnenkauip & Co., and Roscoe
Neal.
The lineup of the teams In yester
day's game was' as follows:
La Grande
Workman, c
Garrity, 3b
La Salle, 2b.
Clark, cf.
Mickey, ss.
Pidcock, rf.
Wood, Clarence,
Price, If.
Woods, Clay, p.
Mclnnis, p.
Bessler
Covo
. Murchison, rf.
G. Conley, 3b
Carter, ss
Alexander, Roy, p
Alexander, Ray, .If.
Smith.,
lb. Meyers,
TrConley
2 b
cf
, c
uerao,
Alexander, M
lb
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A WANT At) will itn n
Chas.
ARCADE
The Law of the North
HALL
lt)VK Kltl'IT OlTUPtK
FolQwing lstfio t.9iimato of tlnj
Cave "Trull ourtooK ; the Arvsonl
4- U ,
time by Jud GOr, former member of
thetato hoVtlculturM cotiimUsion:
"The chorry (rop is about fifty per
cent of a full orop which means be
tien forly(i)aiid fifty car loads.
Poaches are a full crop. Peju-s 1 be-
lieye are quite badly daiuageitf bul
1 will
not, make an ostunule on llieiu
Prunes are oigniy per cen :
while upplcs uro practiculljr a fillj
Xtie
abov y fny estimate at
ibis "time, nad a'beliave is at'Prox
imalel correct."
W. W. ROI.I.O.VS HOME
SuperlittondenlV. Vfi. l)ollons0ur
rived' bqnie this morning fi i'lu au
extt'iided- trip Into the oust ittirlnt"
which time.Ue Interview tho heads
of departments at Wuulilugcon, D.
0. ai;d New Yor Cily " ,
t itmx i; t;i':ititv: wi:i: ui.ui'.
H. H. Auielh of Telocaset, recent
ly returned from overseas service,
was a visitor in La Grande .today.'
Mr. Amell wus with the Marines,
and served .'lnough the fighting in
the SoissonB,' St. Mihtel, Marbaetu
and Meuse-Argonne sectors. For
gallantry In action he was awarded
rmedal was presented to him March
23rd last by Gneral Lejeune. of -tlu
French army. Tbo medal curries two
stars, representing additional clta-
Hons for bravery. Mr. Amell loft
his ranch at Telocaset two yt'ars
ago to enter the service, and. he
was eighteen months in France. He
has also been recommended for tlie
Distinguished Service' Cross.
Jl'ST A Ill'Lli
A thorough-bred- whlte'-face
Hereford bull strolled Into town
Tuesday afternoon to see the sights.
Ho wandered up Storie street but
found nothing that interested him
or aroused bis curiosity. Then
strolling down Main street und
looking Into tho large display win
dow of C. 1). SniltlT & Co.'s store at
the fine displuy of uinimer.hnts,'- ho
was like the ground hog on the sec
ond of the February he. saw his
shadow, and thinking It another of
his sect he. at once wanted to start
a fight. It it hnd not been for some
of the. men on the side walk near by
TOMORROW
ONLY
Ray
It's a big, iiT.iiiing store of
tlu; A relic country, and von
will bke Charles Hay' all
the more after seeing him in
this Paramount, production.
Also
INTERNATIONAL ' NEWS . 8p
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A r i
ho would
,ne dashed tlMjugliMliolavc are able to get ou without them
window
w al I
the sign with a red back
ground and all Amor.Uin flag on
, , , i t "'"'"A p!f r'dn
thai he had li."tO go oiPo the Turn-
Amur ranee. wQleh ho finally coiwuU
1 to dy" Wallowa Sun."
II.MtlKS AM) CAQIilES
ntnury TiQn -
A man -Just an onTnury
of tl Smiths and boluses-
,ljk his uaby ,1 u doetor. This hop
,,m
tutlin output to- middle wesOru
states, lit that doestf't flatter. H
aiuld have bapTH-'iied anyMiero in
StanfiohL, . a
Tha. doctor prescribed varietur
tilings, -and tl,e mau dupufted vrith
hiB baby to a druggist!9 One of the
things he hud ti buy was a boolo ot
eodsiver oil. There tv-ittr a war tuv
on it, but he (thougltl more of uVli'
ball ttinn t$ tax. Hlo bongOl It.
Anolheit'of iho Items was slnz sto
rate wlitrh only babies need
and this also wag subject to lax.
Again parental affection triumphed
over parsimony! Ho bought jt.
As he was leaving the store h re
membered Ihut he noedeP bird eed
tor his canary. -He askedfor some,
and was gratified to learn that there
was uo tax. . .
.On his way' home -ho reflected
philosophically without rancor. Vet
ho felt 'mystified. . "BuMes" ho
thought, '"arc penalized In 'tho TJ. S.
A. They are not oncourageil fo ext.
K Is more practlital to keep a ca
nary than a baby."" " "
. ' Long ago In England a marriage
license cost .threo shillings and six
pence, and a dog tax ten shilling.
It cost more to) be. a dog than a mar
ried man.. The dog was the aristo
crat. But there was mothod In this, li
Is unwise to discourage the mar
riage ceremony; some people are nl
ready too prone to dispense .wltli It.
And although dog's are good pals.
FILMS
Brownie
Cameras
$2.13 to $5.75
. Premo
Cameras
$7.00 to $15.
Folding
Pocket
Kodaks
$8.00 to $68
PRINTS
IN
OUT
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BEFORE
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for the 1
i) Future -U
AjCKWrisivi' youii
business men of the iy?
jiresent develop ' i
nilo'coiiiiiiereiiil '
leaders of lln; fti-
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In liiyiiift- a ftiirtiy
foiindaiiuft t'r. k)
creator a.-.hii'V.!-
inviit', the uiinV'.ss "sfe
'niati'w ill w) to x
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new Idea. Oil J1 He a no-
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''"8l,5r '"r ''"lHl"8 c"'116 neces3ij(
birds but certain medkines are un
03'BlioiOlily a uocosslty for raising
I necessary babies. Le-Olators ap
pwir to sirythom from the sume
viewpoint as apartment landlords.
Cuugress has plenty QT Ideas, alo
ey to Mack Sennett. There are
congressmen who ought to bo writ-
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Tbv; nartaking olj one
.WAFFl!l'sV5 wiUi .Vai.lo
AVAFFLl'sV) wiUi Japlo Svi'iip. "Vc use abso
lutely no foinpoiuuls or substitutes in our fcalc-
te'cjlty.restaueant anq bakery
Anthony $ Jfobbins, F'rop.s.
NOTICE : ' '
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TO OUR PATRONS:
All trouble calls '-after five
o'clock p. m. please call Mr. .
Rosenbaum at Main 789,.
Eastern Oregon Light. &
Power Company
United Brotherhood
Maintenance pf Way 'and Railvyay
. Shop Laborers
Will J loltl a Social Evenaijj and Dtyice at 4he
tl.
TUESDAY
"-.--JUNE
Frkncls a?id Spciui llic- Evening .litK
Us. ' Vi EsnvcIaHy IU lie! an fuvit&r
lion to AUMeuilK-ra tf Llnfoii Qrganl-
Evfnngo ilemetnlier the Date
,Starling a? 9 R. M.
Admission: Gentlemen $1.00, Ladies Free
With the criftlng or summer and
warm days boft freckles and tun
must bo tukoiivure of. Some! bine.
in a nlco crensotos. cream fills tho
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Ulll U1IU IS U'.-H(i'l"lv
lPuufkal to the skin, protecting it
rroin tho dust and hot winds. Try
a Jur ut Sllvertborn's, vanishing
eieam, flesh or white. In two slon
$2f.c und BOc.
FAMQ.Y DRUG STOC
UNPAY RIGHT
ot oiy exgc41ei
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