La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 17, 1919, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Texto TUESDAY, .TrXEn.flin r i K . Ked Cfoss f,Kobins(9atil.aed formal, school at uonmomli "nd came home upon $iu nug Her atty. T7 oo 0 TBRERVBR. -m- e Drug .Store The I'rocrintion Store. Wllllui Ilcinrr, of Portland, In in La ft'andu rdr )iliort tlmo. lln j was called here by the duith of Mrs. A1 fleisner. " 5 LOCAL 'PENWG, J. W. Childeis, citizen of WUlowj loday. a Wi ll kiioD Is In the city A. R, Cox, a resident' of Iliown Ica Ferry, Ilakcr county s here on business. Corinno Une, formerly of lliltiard, but now of. I'uion. is a Savoy hotel fiuest today. Ran Sliechftn. one or the leading attorneys of Enterprise, Is. registered ' at the Foley. Mrs. Don Sargent left today for Hot Lake, where she 'wijl remain for some time to regain her .l.ealtir. : Jake. Hatter, of Enterprise, who for many 'years was one of the many popular hotol men ' of Kastern Ore gon, is spending today in La Grande on business. Roger Deal, who had be.cn III .at ilrs. Vein "'Johnson, iswho Jhad bin enjoying the California climate for the .iBt four months, has re turned to La J-ul." Mrs. Johnson won! t fiat. L.p....in ... - lit f Jh I , V , , . If"ct lhe tlrsl ",,ciul '"!,1!f tit of her health, fo low ns a sevore . . ... . . , Uln...H of influenza, and she has leturjied greatly benefited by Iter stay there. hid something to da with Ills leuv o .O RAINBOW VETERANS GIVING BIG DANCE TH;pt$pAY EVENING , m ,Mrs. Colon K, Elierhard "has gono to Portland In anster to a wire stating that her slater. Mrs. A. W. Shaup, of Joseph, " !s very fll. Mr. and Mr. Shaup were attending the Rose Fesltval whin she became 111 and it was, necessary lor her to un dergo an oporntion, from which1 ehe is not r'ecoveriog satlsfaotory'. Rev, G. A. McKlnlcy. of ' Salem, father "of Mrs, Wm. Miller, of this city, Is a guest at the Miller homo at .present. He will spend two or three weeks here. Another guest ot the Millers Is. Mrs. John Miller, ot Erie, I'a.; who will remain hero for the balance ot tho month. Mrs. D. J. Klmnioll and Kd Mey ersiek returned .last ulght from Portland, "where they find been viB Itors for seveial days. They stop ped off to- visit Pendleton friends for a day on their way home. Mrs. KLmmell visited at the homo of the R. Jorgonsen while in tho Rose City. Mr. and Mrs. F. U. Hobbs loturn An 'tvi'nt that will make La Giando roctoty rejoice Is tho Rain bow Division VefrransVball to A' given In tho Rex hall "June 19 whlrh ,1s tfer first dance w In the of that honored dfvslor. of returned servlcn men. La Grande's der-p npf reclation of the Irts in the Rainlmw DivMon la wholly genuine ni;d for this reason it is bilieved tl'iat the Iturtost turn out that has ever been known to attend, a dance In this city will mark the occagloa of the division's Iflrst social function. Speclil arranKimems have been made to" make this a delightful oc casion. Llndsey's Jazz orchestra will render special Jazz music. An lnvl-. tatlon is extended to the public, and doubtless -tho response , will bo heavy.. Gasoline Boiling Point ' Is the Only Way For An Efficient Teat Hot Lako Sanatorium tor some time cd yesterday from Columbus. Ohio has recovered and with Mrs. D"al has.icturned to h U work at Pal mer's Camp No. 7. where Mr. Hobbs had been attend ing at the Trainmen's cdnventlon Contrary to the opinion held by a great many people, the real value of gasoline is not shown by the old'fash ioned gravity test. This test tell nothing about the vaporizing ond com bustive qualities of the fuel, ns has been pointed out by the National Ilu reau of Standards at Washington. On ly' the boiling point test is really of ficicn.t. Boiling points, of course, mean ex actly what the words say. That is, they are points on the therniomcter at which a liquid will begin to boil. For a cold engine to start quickly tne They were, loth glad to reach La gasoline must vaporize at a low teoi Grumie because of the pxtreiuly hoi I trature. To jret quick and smooth Wm intnwnn , ,.i,i,,,,i i ,. i, i ' cnl her in the east and besides La acceleration somewhat higher boiling from ICntrpiise, w-h'ire he had been i Grande iB ,hclr nome' Mr- 1101)1,8 points are necessary nnd for full pow- husy holniut: harvest 1 1- sni-lag wool 1 rot"nl 10 "'cago iomuiiinw al me mileage the tuci must auring mo nexi iiioniu 10 uunm ine Western Association meeting. crop for lite past "few weeks. ' Mr. and Mrs. August P. Nelson left last nitht for The Dalles, to spend a couple of days In that .city. Mts. Nelson, while there, will at tend the Women's Relief Corp. Con vention. Mr. and- Mrs. Hav Williams, of rornanu, nave arnv?'i in i.a iiranuei lo spend a short tini'1 visiting at the homo of Mis. Williams' parents, Mr and Mrs. C. E. llappt rS'.'t. Mr. and Mrs. L. Knappor, accom panied by the two children of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Shaup, will arrive in La Grande this evening from Joseph on their way lo Portland, to be at the bedside 'of Mrs. Slump, who Is very 111. 0BREir ysj ..a.. o o FTVE these tw!? ed uniform and halbi-'d known Oeir uKssiou "Uut 0 cannot call upon 1'w curflln.O except by InvitStion," Hid Hie guard. "We do not use invltatloiu ra call upon ouo another Aiue1fiti6)" re turned Father WiOue? In ialheS1 "All of us lire Americans aS Oavdi ikS Morry Del Tal wllunaerstand Ho know s our "custom for Ih fc'n lived 1i America." e The1 Riiard acecpU'd ll slUiation .-mil mnile known the hleatitv of th4 -a .. . . lit . i'-i . caller, to the cardinal who ordered Mr sf)s Ml. tne men ..o ,. u,. KV(u ''I'M".-1 j Mrs. G,.0VIH. Griluui uud Mis.! roiWis.ewh-.aje he went to meet tlienj. .. url,lm,u .,.,, .-,..,. ,lnlllf.i "I mn so glad to ses you. gentle- jlom a t ,vorln which lasted1 men no aiu '" -" several days. SJiey left La, Grande and mad 1 1 possible be present at inewliigs. These hearings will cov er phases of elevator manage incueuud may dormlno tho ques ting at success or failure fro your company tiiu cumhifi'veur. (gery t)y yours, J'AL ME111,,, 0out In MarkotW. Work. Pltl:!) IIOI.MKS AM) PART? a (3 1IOMK VWm MOTOR TIUl'l O . often people gal to e me but yo havoldone It by a geniiliie ncrlcan Wallc ,hen s.KllensburK ttlrlr nml I Mnlov it flumensefc'. I . . . l .. .. trick, and I nJoy it Immensely. I n always glad.bn see Aiucriannr(,' OREGON'S PLEPGE TO ' SALVATION ARMY Kami of 'SH.VI.OOU Is to... lie lta(U-t In This State June' !ii lo 30 To pay the dobt the Salvation Army lassies incurred when tliej went into tho front lino trenches In France with Brit doughnuts and steaming coffee, Cregon hw pledged to give to the Salvation Arniy'j Home Service Campaign, June 22 tf 30, a fund of J5u,i)0t) Every cent ot this money wiH be spent in Oregon to construct anil maiiituin maternity and rescue homes, hotels and lodging 'quarter and to help the poor and needy. This will be the only drlvo the Army will undertake for a year, which means that the sum total will quar anteo the work of the Army for thi next tweleve-month. So worthy was the cause and so appreciative of the Army's work in the face of Hun horrors, the Oregon State Elks Association took over the field details of- the drive and It Is a by word of that national body of live wires that "The Elks never stult anything they do not finish. Every Elk lodge In the atate has formed a complete organization and I Elks in cities and towns where have still higher boiling points. High quality gasoline must have complete and continuous chain-of boil thcro Is no lodge will take charge Miss Harriet Young has closed her music sUidio in Pendleton fori tho season -and has returned 10 her i home here for the summer vacation. ing points, ranging from the low to the high. Combustion starts with In-" lowest ami flashes on through the uni form chain from low to high with the result that there is full-powered, in stantaneous combustion. Eliminate one link and tho full power chain t broken. The famous Red Crown gas oline has the complete power chain. TRICK PLAYED ON CARDINAL Mis. Lot Snodgrass has gon! to Yakima, Wash., to spend a week or ten days visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. Dalian, who was forill- erlv a resident of La Graiiuo. While ; there Mrs. Snodgrass w ill also have the pleasure of see-oing her bro'.h- icr, carl hatieroerg. wnom .". Inni si i.n for eight years. Mr. Sat- C. I). Knmnlser. manager of the ! terberg's home Is .n Lower Callfcr Ori'tmi Grocery Company returned "in- yesterday from Portland, where he I - ; . , ' , ,.r i,,.,, Pat Foley left last night for The . Dalles, win re he will go Into tin I Wallace, of Urooklyn, N ! hotel business again. Mr. Foley's j ;crved with the Eightieth Among the fishermen who are out family aie getting ready to follow In Wallowa countv trying to deplete -111111 to the town where they are to the trout supply Eil I-'urd. of the Af- make their new home. eade, and Al Calni of the Palace , ilM confectionery, are at the head oil D. Richardson. . deputy asst-Hs". the list and repo-ts are that they for the North Powder country, has ire landing the,,- limit each day. Isold his holdings and moved rr iClarkston. Washington. Mr. Ricll Mr-, F. 1! Williams and (laugh- ordson is one of the good cltlzem, tors Mrs. Mebel Robbins. anived In of this county and It with consid ... . .. . i.n la Ipiiv-int! tn th,. Hiv losi n mlit from Moiiinoutn, eranie ivm " - -. , where 'thev bed made their home I locate eleswhere during (he winter and spring. Mrs- family and hi: The health of hit. own personal health HIPPODROME VAUDEVILLES TOMORROW HENRY GUNSON, "The Lone Fisherman." JEAN WORTH, Singing Comedienne. BROWN &, McGOWAN, Southern Sunbeams. THE PIERROTTES, Corncdy Gymnasts. ROME, (Correspondence of The Associated Pr?ss) Cardinal Merry Del Val laughed over what ho torm ed "a genuine American trick ' when a group of Amcrl.-an soldiers and sailors visiting the Vatican ende' the direction of Rev. Father Eluard Y , iWio Div.sion, hru.ibed aside formalities, cnjoled tlie liveried watchman at thj Cardi nal's palace and gnin--d an audience with the prince of tho chore i with out either Invitation or announce ment. Tho men were sightseeing in Hm Vatican when Falher Wallace point ed Cardinal Merry De-1 Val's resi dence. "Let's call on the cardinal," sug-, gestcd i Philadelphia lad serving with the Keystone division. They all agreed and bolstered up their claim to call by tho fact that tin; cardinal had visited Aaierlcl, and thi.i would only he in the natur of a retain call from hosts of hi. . Head-d by F-atlur Wallace, they mot the walchman In his vari-tolor- of the campaign in such localities. Since lhe clo.-.o of tho war, a slo gan brought back by the men In Fiance who used, it in reference to the Salavattou Army's viewpoint to ward life has swept, the United States. It Is "A man may be down, but he's never out." With this mot to as. Its guide, the' Salvation Army will use tho money to help the man who is down to recover his place in society. It Is imperative, that ev-ry cit-. and town in. Oregon respond lo tho appeal hnd with'thrje count Its -Crook. Morrow und Wasco over the top before the drlvo has ' heee fairly launched, there veems lo he no question but .whul tho since will exneed the qiioia, half of which is rniecd in Portland. IS BULK HANDLING PROFITABLE PLAN Important .Meetings to ho Held al Portland, Saliinlay, Julie Ml iNEW TODAY!!? WANTED TO RENT Would lease for one year, furnished 5 or 'C-roon: house; modern desirable. .Send de srription to La GrunJe Observer.' 6-17tf OUTING PICTURES . ' ORCHESTRA COMEDY $ TONIGHT . Chas. Ray -lN-.; The Law of the MxlK9' FOUNK Check made to Betty Com pon, on Caldwell Commercial Dtink Owner call at Observer and receive check. . C-17tf FOR PALI-; Alfalfa- hay, at Alicel Oregon. La XJrande Investment Co. 0-17-iif 1 ; . FOR SALE A Ludwig piano at about half value, for cash. I'hone Main. 752. J. K. Wright. fi-17-lit 1 FILMS IN BEFORE Ml k Brownie . Onmeras S2.13 to $5.7? ' Preiao. .CanjetM . $7.00 "lo tiS. . yoltos JocVt Koddk.9 $8.00 to mm ffKINTS OUT RAJ During the past yoar thore a: be.i.-ii a considerable number of oni plalnts made by farmers of Eastern Oregon that the elevatois woi j hoi proving financially suceos?!ul. II was urged that an Investigation hi Hindu, The U. S. liureuu of Markets and the Bureau of Organlallon'and Mar kets of Oregon Agricultural Coll-ge. have made a siiryey, visiting most of lhe elevators in Eastern Oregon. An analysis of the elevalor tins! nes: shows that with the additional service lendeted, most of tho oieva tor companies cannot operate on n 00 slot jgu . rale and pay expend I s anu a oivioeuu on mo siock it will probably be necessary for main to increase (ln-lr storage rates ami also the amount of grain handled If 'they wish lo a0id Hnaucial los' during the coming season. Il Is desirable that lhe elevator companies ndopt a uniform practice lor charging lor storage and clean Ing. As many as fouitcen (lifiereui methods are. being now jlHm in the Eastern Otegon elevators When i hero ought preferably to iJe h.iit one. Investigation shows .that-half of the elevators aro under capitalized if they ejipe'et.- to fay for '.licit plants from the proceeds diiiived fiom the sale -of Allan's f slock. 111 order tu bring about uniformlt) in practices and to present furthej facts as to why the elevatois uf f. ed financially and with a view to aid ing lhe.ni rn oercqining past mi--tk i, u conference 'ill be held i the. Miiltnoiiwh hotl, X'oi1lui on Sa'.unlay, June i, At ill a in. the V. tiuitan f MaikfH lll conduct h.aiints tVi .r.r s-'l iole hd ttgtilatlou of tl tary.oi Agrlenlluie uml-r 'U s Wsilio At t,f Aiigi li. l'Jl'i. requiring narehous' lcl." a'ots in rlndeili and stareliou iu sloilBn agrliiltural.roriaetif iu taint f.;i ial i.u...e l. th?y. hatdle "glain for lrt-r'j' ' for.dgn imurcf6 it k te-t ln.fiTa.-i St .ti-vator tiiaa.tii'ti . ttrij. un many diu-rto'i ns In their PiPknrd car going "first to and from there oai tu Yakima and tbn Into 'Seattlo. Aft rtlug In Seattle -lor a time they drove toll Vnneoftver, B. C,, and Intended to go ( ayroi-s to tho Island and visited Vic-! tiHa hh) .other important points' but owing lo n strike thoy wore forced to turn back and return to La Urande bj Kay of Seattle and . Portland, visiting the Rose show at I the latter city. Their trig was a very pleasant one And the worst piece of road they encountred on tho ttliole Journey. according lo Mr. Ilolmos' stateinent. today hi tho mail between Ijh Grundo and Pendleton. attsisss,s W w ' I . I 2Q Q i i . o 0 ) 7 fi I, ( rurnirure o p 'II . , MRS. HKMMHt P.VfiW) AWAf Georgia Rohbs Hflsnfr, wife of Al lleisner, passed away this morn ing at .6 o'clock at tho home of her paTdnts. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Kobba, 1620 Sixth street. Tho ffluoral ar rangements will bo niviounced Utet. IS DELrXiATK TO tTljA.'0 In order that their soeloty mny benefit from the great convention of Christian Endeavor workers to be held In Portland this -woek the Presbyterian Y. P. a. C. E. at tholr meeting Sunday night voted to de fray the expanses of sending a dele gate to Portland to attend the con vention. Miss Rernlco Thompson was delected as the delegate. Tho convention begins Thursday evening and will continue over Sunday. ' Oth er members of the society who will also attend the convention are MIbs Isabel Miller and Miss ltuldn An derson. Miss Miller Is president ot the society. O.XMAX mil.DIMi NEW 1IO.MK F.-C. Oxmrn has pinved to be the pioneer in the building giitno In La Grande. He has recently purchased a lot on L stieet and has the Are vou Kt4ll trvW to ait aloiiit without that refrigerator vfliiau yuife nccd.llu" ho? tventhtfrt . r o " I)fift you kuow that lwaltli of the wh?ie family dcjieiKls oiipthu purity und freshness of tli'o'niilk, butter, eggs, and vegetable? which tfiy eati . . Julynnd August are aimost upon us and tlie weather'man prcfAiets tliat they are go ing to be hotinAutliHf . Come ui'and let us show our lintVof the famous Leonard Sanitary Refrigerators " which we have, nt prices nmging from $18 o $fiO,.iiud which you can b.uy pn our easy payment plan. USE YOU CREDIT AT CARR'S. -rrrBmsKSBssBDSsnBi toundailorm welf. home. Thla Is but one, of the aer- oral hones which are contemplat ing in La Orsndo for the somson. N'OTICE TO CONTRACTORS. ' Notice 'is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the Commis sion of the City of La Grande, Orejron, up to 7:30 o'clock p. m., Wednesday, July 2, for tho construction of cement sidewalks on east Adams avenue from along for a new Spruce. street to Balm street, whore walks are Jiot already constructed, ac cording to plans and Specifications 'filed in tho 'office of the City Ro eorder. , i Bids must b accompanied by a cer tified check o( deposit for 10 per cenl of tho aggregate amount bid. The Commission reserves tho right to reject any or all bids. . , J. E. STEARNS," ', Recorder of the City of I.b Grande; -JUW ILL- I S. J J 3 ?.4'.t ft IS V i .i Maurice Tourneur' Producer of "SPORTING LIFE" raraiiiouiii-Aiti'iaft . Special, ' FRIDAY, SATURDAY . ARCADE TRY OUR Crusade Coffee la On Pound Carton, at 50o Per Pound. This -brand is -our most popular seller and in . etpinl to nioNt brands selling up to (5(1 cents'. ROOD RIVER STRAWBERRIES ARE AT THEIR BEST. rilONI MAIN' 43- J. a SNODGRASS fool an rofrihIn i4'ii)(. I'Tv' in lljrVt nt) ik ,' ilvjt , thorn's .niiily 4"' 9u&t' f',;i' th" i'iw,.inn vii. n uij HijlhlrM iiP(yo'!a .i.'ht luiwh. Our niall'-'J Onilkn will ph-ijutu. o 9 " How! to Build a Roof, That Lasts " . " Malthoid' Asphalt luilt np rool' will turo .toe Witer,, tinlcf ur ' guarantee for 10 years.- , . . The Portland Roofipg Company of Portland, ' Oregon. hft-,aj'e.t among tlie best roofers in this Western 'country, witli fecords los id years, do our work or lis. We stand behind the job Atiuilt-up roof mcaiis the whole t oof in vtii! Urge blanket covering the , entire tiuldinff, ftnc!-o!t striys of Papej twfted on with a little daub o? tar to till lip the ,wajn.' Our X'oofs fejo severaT TajfflPS of felt and roofing 'raos'fjl on vtfii hot ssjhalS b$ev, mi 9 e- . Ptesl ta tl& cafeiSa ' .. . ' 'fTjv If 1 8 o o RetairDQpartment CI a rAMILY OPUd tTCRC