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n'-'TgEJjXfeSDAY. 5jXE 25, 1919
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. ss T.tu S!vef loji last night for
oaotane, waab... to cpend the sum-
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. Mint Pauline Lerierto mim.,A
' this;, .inclining . from- Wall. Walks.
nera sue nad been i visitor for a
' fa,- di.ya.
itarl Baum, -who Is one of the
..young farmers of the valley, fcft
i-t night on a month's visit to rel-
atnvfs tn Idaho points. He" has
trolher 'ireBiding in Nampa and' a
rs:er In Twin Falls.
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Miss Rose Aviana. 'who had' bees
-J the city for the past thres'weeks
visiling her. brother. Tone, Avlana,
and her frlsnd. Mkb Charlotte
,;JoneB, left last evening (to return -to
her home . in Astoria.
.U'L. E. Fr'flltag, of Baiter, was a vis
itor . in. La ; Grande itoday., Mi.
.R eltag came, in t orn Hot Lake,
'where, he Iris been with his wife,
jho at the sanatorium founder
go an operation.
i :-; Mis. " C D. EniahlFrr. of thi)
' iajij. Is enjoying a visit '(hi week
' tm her sister. Mrs. A. M. Tbwn-
Td and hcv sin. Ha-yard, of Chi
capo, and Mrs. J. P. Swift, of At
; lanta, Giv.- who also is a sifter of
. Mre. Emahiscr. .
.'; . 'Nora B.Uch, of Imbler, left
'today for Welser, Id'jho, and othei
. pannts in th. tt Glat.3 to make an ex
, i:.en4M visit, to.h'qr sons and ris.iip,li
fen -who live there. Mrs.Balch ex
pects to be absrpit for. about a year.
V Mi p. T. Foster left today Tor
T'ji'on, where she will visit heir hus-.
.band's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Fouler. fTrir son, Waynp, who nan
bfjen at Union -for a short -Muie, will
roturn to La C.ttnde with hor.
Mrs. Ida GillnilaEn, of Seattle, who
.tl'.opprid owir In La Grande to spend
'a' fciw days visiting her son, Dewey
Hoagey. left this morning for Cald
.well, Idaho, to visit o!ho(r relatives.
.l-W. H.- Hamran and daughter,
Anna, wont to Union -today to spend
a 'few. days visiting relatives.
', Mrs. C. E. Courtney, of Mtiy Park,
was very greaMy pleased yosicday
to receive from her son. Earl, u
message to the effect that he had
landed Monday lat New York on Ms
'return Jioin overseas, and that alter
ashort. stay alt Cttnip Merrit, N. J.,
he would be on his way to La
Gonde. Earl had spent fi'teen
uionths in France with the A. E. F.
,,1Hr and Mrs. C. H. Carpedier,
compataied by Mrs. Carpeotor's iB
ter. Miss Melvlna- Adams, of Pay
iette, Idaho, left today for Payette.
Mtas Adanis had been visiting at
ihs Carpenter home in this city for
be past month. The Carpenter
jMll spend a couple of weejes with.
IJiPilr relatives tn Payette. -
;'-Franklin .Crura, of Kaiuela.. . was
in the city today, calling at the U. 8.
land office to submit final poxjqf on
a timber clabn. . Mr. Cruaa itales,
for the benefit of lodges or other
organtzHtiDns - ott pok'tieiS here who
may toe looking . far la fine picnic
site out of town, that be has fixed
up fine' ground.? on his iphtoe. His
grove is located just, half a mile thi
side Of Kanieja.
A card, received at-the Observer
office from ConUrdo Bacclnl, pop
ular young Italian who conducted a
shoe repairing shop in this city be-,
fore enlisting, announces bfe frrrirai
ai Newport News, Vd., on his -re-!
tiirn' from ovarsess seTvime. Bac
ciai went "over the top" thre times 1
end performed . Cajchful seertc for '
bis adopted . country. He ' states '
thtit he expects.ro he In IJa Grande
In a Wild Moment
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' Cr Ste-ar bate4 le'd nrry the'Jlrst girl'who caie into
ton. Tna it the .start vf Zn Grey's rd-bloc4ed, gripping
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"THE UGHT OF ;
: WESTERN STARS
A TWUVPII fOR
ftf t?.ARLY ?OU'LL WVT ,TO SEE IJ tt
9 oa ft$ theARCADECTHIlATRE. "
a twin In a tgtr days and it ieOikely
thnt he wtirresAia htl busintfO In
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Mr. andjiMrs.JC. C. Turkey refiirnecl
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V gn visitigsver the end.
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MrsFrank McGtue, of Chicago, isj.
in.h city on a vsiti to her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Pamier, of Fourth
street W ' .
Re R. cM. fe, fAntor of f)M
ChristianOchat-ch in till city, this,.
'nis moininv mr fluuonure-.,-io(ni-
ten, tils' atal convention ot ine
Hastuni'' Oregon Chr.'stlan Church
which wtUshe hthi frfJin June il)i
o ,29th, Incl'isi m Mr. Coker h on
the moBiam on 'he'oaeulait day nt
U o'clock, for ;x idrtw n "'God
and the. Work of I'Js Ofiu," and
he will 'ahso -:pnr.u the morning
Service In .'.ona n.-.-n wlti lh-s ci
ntin niL Him !i when lils'snb-
jact'will he The linpor:)nie ot Use
Lo:d' Day."
R. M. , Healay, manager .of th
Ea' 'Ml in Oregon Ligh'. and Pdwor
Oompainy, .ban recently moved hla
Ktiidenoe from tfle D'arlaua apart
ments. He is now lotated at 41
Mala street.'
A wild auto nocc against death.
In "The Light of.Weslerli Sl;ars," at
Arcade Friday laind Satuiiday.
Eastern Star airing
Reception For Grand
Patron Here Tonight
Hope Chapter No. 13, Qrder of the
Eastern Star,, holds a regular meet
ing at' the Masonic Temple this ev
ening and immediately afterward
ill five a reception in honor of E.
E. Kiddle, of Island City, who is state
Grand Patron of the order. Others
who are expected to be in attendance
are Mrs. Ray -Bater, of Elgin, Grand
Matron, and Mrs. W. . W. Luxton, of
Astoria. An ' interesting program
has been arranged, to be included :n
the reception.
The meeting tonieht will be the
last one until next fall. The lodge is
suspending activities for the balnnce
of the summer. r ,
HIGHWAY K.VN-MIKIi AIII.K
ro i.kvk si:.mtoiui;m
M. O. Pc.Tn!t, assfilant state
highway .in:;in-,ei. wlifl lias been "II
for sotire tiiiio at the Hut Lake sa:i
Itorium re-'.iirnel Saturday and is
now conTOle.wNg at his liuD-c. 4!0
Bush street. Mrs. Bennett accom
panied heir husband lioinii fi nn Hoi
Lake. Pendleton East Orcgonian.
Observer advertising wfTi bring re
salts.
MEXICAN LINE
OVEK FOKTV AKMV I"O.STS AltK
; . ESTABLISHED ,
t'omplelion of Work fir (JikhI of
Army Patiol ' Ulves Stales
First Fortified Frontier
(By Associated Press to The Observer:
WASHINGTON, D. C, June 25
Announcement ha-j been made ;
nsra of the completion of -the work
xif butldhig forts and housing -lc-
comniDdatlons along the Mexloan I
oorder, thus giving the United
State hw first .nfal foj-ulfied fron-1
tieir. The work was undertaken by I
the ymr department to ameliorate!
conditions , among the American j
troops atattoncd on iKUrol duty I
along the Mexican lin-. Ma e than
fatty border army poa;s have been
osUbfehed.
A wild auto mtce against death,
in "The Light of Western Stars," a
Area da Friday land Saturday.
He-wagere4 h'd maTry the
first girl that came, into town
See DUSTIN FARNUM
"Tke Light of Western Stars,''
, In
Arcade, Friday and Saturday -
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NOW FORTIFIED
WOULD BE MOLLY-NIX
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Eddie Herr of the Bait BfSB
signed VlncenO Molyneaux to
pitch for hlfgeam and tOrse
of time Molyneuux's tuoi came.
The umpire asked Herj for his
lOOery for lO' lay.
'ub iOeucer will 0iteh," aald
Herr, 'lid Molly what's-IOs-lMtme
will pitch."
"Molly-whoT" asked the nin-e
plret' c
Herr stuttered a bit and
tiilurteil: "Molly-new. No. JJol-,
ly-no. No, no It's 'idolly-naw. '
bl n't knw how ta pro
nounce It. or spell it tther.
Ask Siencer; jie'U spell It for
yon." o
Ami Spencer, when appealed
to ftild : "Molly-kntfoks is the
way I get it. But It will be
Molly-nix If he doesn't show
me something."
PILOTS FOR TNREE-4 LEAME
A won Others Will Found Mtn
BrwN W Tlvc-Finnr Wmm
at Trr HHte.
" With the slsnlns of Jofcn R Cstl
of PhHatlWphta as ninnnser of the
Rock ford club, the Three-Iis claiming
one of the strongest sets of in In iff
league pilots tn the country. Castle
was former leader of th4 Qulncy. I1U
and Hunntbnl, Mo., clnbs of the Three
I, and hns always shown abUttj to de
velop fighting teams. Castle will play
Mordecal Brown.
an outfield position besides directing
the club.
Mordecal Drown, the veteran pitcher
of three-linger fume, will be lit (lie
helm of the Terre Haute club. -Joo
Dunn, formerly of the Central league,
will manage Bloomtngton. and Oeorge
Hughes, a veteran of the Three-!, will
pilot the Mollne club. -
Johnny Nee was unanimously chosen
by fans of Evansville to lend the club.
The. selection was made by popular
vote. Jimmy Hamilton will guide the
I'corla team.
Three, to one eo -the odds weiv
'even. Got thus llirllllnr'
The Light of Western Stars" at
Arcade Friday and Saturday.
The Observer furnishes and print
Butter Wrappers.
He wagered he'd marry the
first girl that came into town
See DUSTINKARNUM
"The Light of Western Stars,''
In
Arcade, Friday and Saturday
t -- H-''ifc efts '
We Have
Secured
Tailors
and can make you a suit
in 48 hours for less money ,
than a ready-made . or
send away suit will cost
you. And it will have the
Union Label on 'it. Give
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us your order for the Atli,
ot July suit"
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I JENNINGS WINS 1,0g0 GAMES
John McQraw, Clark Griffith and Con.
nl Mack Are Othar Managers to O
Equal Record. Q
Htigle Jennings took0hls one thou
sandth contest as a manager vheu the
Tigers dOeated the Browns receoMy.
Other leaders who huve tHiualed or ex
ceeded that murk tire: John J. McGraw
of the New York GluntsPOoimi Muck
of Oie I'lOliulelplila Athlctlrantid CluCk
Grlllith of theaWuslrtngton club.
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A wild aul , ,iace against death.
In 'yhe Wb of ?s:e ..'
bArcade Friday nd Sata day,
. EAGLES DANCE ,
At Eagles' Hall, Thursday, Jum 'A,
Everybody Welcome.
. 6-25-2'
ifmkSr loveks.
The horseback section promise! to
be one of the prominent featuresr.f
the big Fourth of July parade. Those
who rid horseback and have not .yet
handed in their names will do to soon
as possible as we are anxious to have
all of you in the parade. Phone Mis.
T. J.. ScroKRin.
FOURTH OF-JULY COM
MITTEE.. Job Pxintnfg, The Ooseryer, Mi.in 37
WANTED, TO RENT Responsible
parties, no children, wish to rent
modern 3 td 5-room house, f ur
- nishcil r unfurnished. Cull Main
. 700, between 8 a. m. and tl p. m.
6-25-3t,p.
FOR SALE Canary birds, 1517
' avenqe, 'or Phone Red 1:122.
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WANTED JirI or woman for rn
eral housework. Call Mainn 22,
or Muin 41 country phune. G-25tf
Laundry mixed. I'vo got them. J.
U. McL-mghl n. G-3.'-lt
Ho wiiRcred he'd many the
first girl that came into lown
See D U 5 T I N F A K N U M
"The Light of Western Stars,''
In
Arcade, Friday and Saturday
FILMS
Brownie
Cameras
$2.13 to $5.7E
Premo
Cameras
$7.00 to $15.
- Folding
Pocket
Kodaks
PRINTS
IN
OUT
AT
BEFORE
Mi
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$8.00 to $68
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ifNEW f ODAY I
FOR SALE Ford truck. Wioiw
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" The Greatest Evangelist in all the world A big-hearted, red-
blooded American, and a man. of National affairs, will address
ihe people of Eastern Oregon, in the forenoon,
On July Fourth At La Grande
j tSee the Victory Parade--Floral, Industrial and Commercial pa-
Trade at 0:30 in the morning. '.'-.
In The Afternoon
AUTOMOBILE RACES
will entertain the people. Renowned drivers have entered fast
racing machines, and there will be a number of events of remark--able
merit. "
SPEND JULY FOURTH IN
. LA GRANDE
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EVERYTHING FREE FOR EVERYBODY. .
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Clvlcbrale Victory pay Ilv
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