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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1919)
r O o c3 ? 8 o , ; ;Tirg)fen ay; top crinw - O O Eft HR'ANDE EVENTKO OKSTClftER FIVE o On a f.O I G ) iy . w & W Gross' Drug Store PsMcrlpUoa Store. up! OX AIUIIfflC'E into ex. (Py Aaaoclutcd ftess to The Ob.wverl :'PAJiIS, Jua 2. The armi&,-e en tered into several days ago between the Poles and Ukrainians t3 bee ibjoken by tht advance oitthe part of Ukrainian forces, according? to infoTr ;ni!itiofl received he r tt'day. ' , ,-, . , ;itXIE 1IOVDK IS ,. Pitosi'i:i;or8 vi.w;T Eavid, F-tse.iiJd,;flnds funiily of 1 La IQFJk T A )!-1hmV-J tliis :wt..'k. Mr. FitKorul-i ;G' lamce It. Aki Works and his busl- "finw. n Portland is o purchase ud- vdittoircil machinery in material If. H. Amlr.r.ur nf-'tii.a ' ... i'i..';Tli8 road construction now baing ircnao today rem us. mine I'a. ific Paper company. ,onc In Union oounty and h4 m- p-vased riumbeir 'of trjotors makes more equipment necessary. Mr Kjicor-aid has recently purchased Additional g "und adjoining his 6am Litch. promlnnit in'YVullowu . . ai one t,me " p.ient 'foundry site and will hull' member of the. county court of thai ' ,nn K mu i ,ii,..- UUui, oinvvu, in m uranue morniog on his wUy homer ft tlancl and coast points.-- isions. Mr. Fitzpfftild brings a vi- frQtli )..:,! jat,.v o- 'nmsnA-ttv. coo l cVnTJS , ...... - ana good limes in tno ramie Ronde vall-y. Prttland Journa'. Miss I'an3ie Vui House and Mis Ruth Johnson, both of Alicel, ar visitors In town today and a-ie writ ing on state taicho b I'xaminajtion being hold at-the high schojl build- CITY .WATER SUPPLY ing here today. BoUl young ladiiM Winn nienionin of this year's gradu ating class at the L. H. S. Job Printing, The Olrver. Main 37.- RUNNING SHORT (Continued from Page 1) Mr. and Mis. WUIiam Sie.-irist tind Mr. and Mrs. Herman Siegrisi havnUwcs of t,u sl;,oci w;Ucr lH(.jr awnP ;6iiiploted their ,-iutomohile . joiiineyt(nd widens on 'atteV' native duys. Oil a Semttlii and horflimn piriniu and ' many hiwns." he' said, the water i.- have aoaehed Portlmd, They, will turned on and left, to run undirert- viit ro1r.tivo3 In' Vashlngton cbun- ty for a few dcys bloro returning home.', .tv ':. . - -, ' ; ' ' ;- FOUR NAS HCARS DELIVERED TODAY TO NEW OWNERS The local "Nusli fmnily" was in-rieu-ied by four new members today, whon.tho B. C. Huniiilon saiafie tlo Hvered new Nash uKu-hinos to Ray Norval, Hiiiw Dennis, k m ge. Gray and Claude Voodill. Th-j first threo lutmed purt'liJitvM ouring models; while Mr. Woodcll will drive a I tpo t model- Jill', day . and all iMf;lit. ,wi1h tho roftuif that mucH of it iswnsted. CoUimtsaioner tl randy suggested (lint vc-anBP.iuonls nii;iit be made wfth th" niilwriy otiijmny to havii them- grit tlieir iwalcr from other Kout-t'es-: ngineH, ho s-jid, could fiM up ut Kumcla o;' at tlnion Junction, tind frr u-.e in the Bhopa th com pahy could pump from Oro Dolt, through tho pipe lino which tlv- laid nctno ydirn ncn. ThiR would re " - - oa ' - aulfJO t-'.ving nfiit least a. third of the$wute tli;U comes dowi ilitough tho pipea, Ik aUtUxl, Dr. llrowntA, prvo!ifnt oflij commis''i, brought ii agijln ihm, uggMio:i ol sinkiug wH'lls and pumilng 1) thlin, If It were not possible to sulk guslx.t s. . W'hiU Jlio city wauteii per nianciit solu; i lion of tlic waur iiu-vtioir It was Im iperative tttiti imDit?Uae relief bp Isocured.he.v-uid. clt 1B finally de , elded, however. tt the nst prac tic-.il plau To.' tlv prEent was -ihirfj Iwhich Uio city liianafM; had, suggest I ..I . f.,.,n ;, ttk- r.,it. uulll. UiJeusslon of Wilted 'rights ei . tered Into the queatiou-liere, Ulso land the coinuilssioncrs realized, lhat should th' y take , too much wite' t orn the river they would bo iipt ti' haw, a l-'w suit on' iliolr hands. Comiuittiioner Crandy doclared dui'lug iho course of the discusslou llijit fcl' the pat ten years tho.coun c.is hmre been-going uround in a ci:cla oit the water problem, and "II we can't do euelhlag to solve, it, he. said, "then let's- quit and lot eoiii-bpdy In hero who .cull do it.'-' "Well, if you've got any solution. 'broach it," said .Commissioner Mc Kennnon; titlding "Do do you know anybody tliiat would take the job?' M. lir.indy adniMed that ho hud n of and that ho did not. Passage uf' Ordinandi Aske.d Coiiimuii!'.U!lons wore on hand f. mn the Home lmU'hu'iident Tele phone CMiipany ' aiid thu Kast'MH Oregon Light und Power Company, i J iHiixjiiK ; pcuses. which they, had been forced to 'incur as roMili of, thb moving "of -the-' Jap housi from its old locution on . AiVanis aveniio west on Adams to Second st-eet. jTaklng down wires and. reil,0:lnn j thorn had cost tho tflephon.- com Ipa-ny t:!21 and the Khctrie Light .compainy besides greatly incon-j-vrnienciiig their cu.Jmera. The tel ephone cojnpany' pr.Kt'nWd i. d:iiff ! of an ordinance teuuir.ng that prr, pcity ow:-.ci3 hear all audi exprn ca and asked that tho vily udup.' II This Is the. law in most o'li-r cities, ,1 was sliUvl. The co.nnils.slnn re jlcrii d tho ordinance to tho 'rity at Ui nev to 'examination. I' Tho city a9(Qiuvjprcii; ntod :i ro j vided tli aft of the new tr;-.n null .Mance which ws fcivofi s ml i i-; , ond i vadinKs tifibt wek. Th- rvU i' el drafi was dts;ul.at'l;iU'J rj' I i Oe or;Kiiial,u'tept d u H.ich aiul , 1 1 tw rutd the tli'id time :u:.l pass d I 'The moat imioitant provision f, tiH o dinanco is aiticle which 1 providrs that automobiles sli.vll 'iliot be far k til on BAda:rrS avrnue, It JtweLn tho e;t lii uf I'on'n lrvt liind tho w.st lijio of (Jto-'JIW-j i eixivpiitiK for a iiiftxiintm lo-d of thirt.vminut' S, Uuriim van 'h j llimo. the ow,"iior -n4f thw "wliiclo Muav : be tra-nsaciiiiK busln-i in on oi the i rlitisjiirt-s c,pl,;lV- "' trt'et. (!.' cu.h at sv.rh i uyta doidod tlwi't ln.aoi.luch tihc must be iwirkcd at th i ... ....... .vfA. .... r . ... . v. '.ui'iitwiumiidj imvJl ine Biippuea ou hand ther the titrvx t Mi-t3 dmtaiu- ,. T O ,.0.. .1.. . Ti b. .if) 'the tiv; ( Mi . titti . . . iw. ive lov r 1 0111 1 in.! cu The ordinance ty. -.V-s Mon for pirlifiiii; on pro- nai" owor stif 'ets in th'. city and p oiiidtH tcuviiiK HKiitT.nos jn ulleyws. w 1 111 nriT'mKriH Ci. ; olilM.ji.u ofthoijse ofj fiic :uiif!. within the city limit a is r entirely favored by the eoni'' iiiissinms, althoiu;h hkre otty, oidiuauce to tha nffy't, Tho mem- 1 1 li-rs o' the boni d wero all aKroel ( howev()i-, (Jluu't no stiauld liu al ; Uiwd w iihin the flro linvtlH, which j deal-thei vould biuo obPction nuado to tho uso uf them o-titaifV.t t'ho, 0us!mss ur pntlou w-us nuiVi of tho fact tho vtiaio law KMiuiroe tftut n license- must be secured froiy 'ie county clerk ftr 'Iho selling of any ffecrnckers Haling for eover five cents a f)aektie and The, purohaser must havo o, peril(Olfor the ddal or cull loglally sejl- tliort) to him. 0 Ask HooiiiIiikI llouse Dloeiwo 0 An application, "jrfOlii 0. L? Cor, wh'4 IOs purchai eil tho Iinpo 'lal Ho tel In .life city, for a liiwnseoto con-c duct H' lfousie, wfaa held over pend Ing 8Vilrlllg of ftWegeo FOI'ISTII OK .It'l.Y PAII.MII-: The committee ou ".he, parade for t lie Fourih of July col. It wliia in l.a (liande wish to bring to The. at'.en-ir-Mi of ,tlitv husiu's men K?T;the city ijr.i Tu'ct .hal they have endeavored lo givm all of thc-in a ii aonul invl ti.tion t er.'.,.r; a flo: t Hn the par I'de, lint lest : hey have iinkiiowingly la'iMsod snincoiio they ik that any sucli will accept an Invi'.-ilion fex-: tfjuded lid witli .I'ad ge: busy on a flo i. ui.'iiit away." There is room in Ihe Kiiadc for ali tt-'J''. can '-.e built FILMS IN BEFORE Brownie Cameras $2.13 to $5.7 Premo Camdras $7.00 to $15, Folding Pocket Kodaks $8.00 to $68 TBS PRINTS OUT AT S A Fresh Shipment of Tea Garden . Strawberrie Preserves . n 3 iiiid H)-llr-1 ins, -alsti' n i-iinifili'te line i5' Jellies and 1 'reserves in glasses lHaiiui'iid W Strained ' Honey, in hall'-yaHou. '' - glass jiirs; Iry a jar with your next order Order your St rawlieiries for eauninL; ; we arc .getting soiue fitiu Clark Seedling lierries from ('ove, at .fk.'il) iier crate A large assortment of lresli 1'rujts and 'ege tal.les We are getting some fine Apricots ami Peaclies, PllOXlO YOUR OU'DKIf KAK'LV ' PHONE MAIN 75. City Grocery & Bakery The Home of Fancy Groceries.. . I Hats- ;For - Boys ;And ' r Children .'V .. W, Select One For tlie Fourth. Another Shipment-of Ilatji ji.-t airi'vetl by ex- I IP pressr-aU colors and sizes, in the latest, novelty pattutis -6c . to $2.25 I l.'Boys, Caps, latest styles ..... $1.65 to $2.95 - J I o ij 0 o 11' IT c r' i KB v ' i 1 a I 0 to3 IIM a B BIT I IL1 sii Iliti.Spott sliij.is ,.,., E8c to $1.50 JJ,iVV HiVih liirts:.. '..::...:.9Sc to $'1.65 J'.ovs Tw ' ' to 5c riiiLlnuV Wash Suit ..$!. 35 to $2.W Juvniilc W.:m'1 Hi-w Suit. o ee ti 6at tovs' Kui ki'i'lioi ki r Suits .:.. to $17. 1J.IVM S'.hk'h' to $5.43 jj U.'vV If. mi-, !h st iiii.ilit. yjt to 6; Iiiivh! I'liidll fcj lits VkU $110 AVs jiii.T Tfc' Htoir -i(Yint Jit- 15vila;is.' We If It.f " - CUNTS CLOTHIERt ,e. ;'' di I' jARCA'DE FRIDAY SATURDAY Dustin Farmim "THE LIGHT OF WESTERN STARS" Picturization of Zane Gray's Thrilling Romance. if pri IT , 5ai ;! i 5 .3' U'lic. greiii,ost men are those who have fallen det-'iiest anil then have fought and coiiiiiered. .' ;-T-See this (ireat Picture PRICES, Matinee 5c and 20c Evening '. 10c and 25r TODAY ONLY Bryant Washburn IX 'THE GYPSY TRAIL" and Two Reel Tom Mix Comedy. Good oil is cheaper than parts hS fa". ,.r, ' "K quart of oil" an oil ib better than' no lubrica tion. But why not ar.k for Zcr ' olene dnd know that you ere jetting Correct Lubri cation? Zro?er,e is correctly te fincii Irom sewcted Califr H crufle Jubricat let licit, holds t'omprcs foti, n4 ljKsii least caiton. 1 'aru'.a'V.' It s the )Cduct of 4he 17 yf ' "1 r"V Comlined resouti'es. tne- ' v' i tT.V. ' :s,'i;'.'r."rfS; I 1- I fTE if''- r::.-iriia. 1 i4e oil- X kcc;io its cvof O V tin brJy at cylia- tW f - licit, noius tomprcs- iif.lf ti, Kiw pefftct irfttct- J i I ' I 1 to tlie.moin2.iiart3 'i.i kl,'4;i::r': P"' ' n ; carr FURNITURE CO. "l'roerast ination is the Thief of Time") al ul a lost opportunity is 'never regaineiLj We havo in our store, now, the most won derful lineof over-stuffed and leather Dav enports and Parlor Furniture ever exhihit' ed in La (irande. Come in and make your selection ere the one you want is gone.''. lienionihcr that you don't have tp pay all' the cash here when you inako the purchase.' A small payment down, followed by regular niotiihlv installments, is all we ask. Use Your Credit at Carr's We Have Secured Tailors a' ji:-i:ptfn 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 us your order for the 4th of July suit. TheToggery I, j lju,,,,,, . m Ct Cormf l.ii!,iir.a- t .V 'Avf 'f l"t iontt.artftpoL'fer.' i V i V'j & I f o" e3 o po o IIIIII ui w w i ii r i a j yo,..fiir trfli type iivr.. "COOL GOODS FOR HOT; DAYS'' New goods ju'everv li'ne arriving Uilv. ' Smocks- . s . ..." We aiV showing a new line of Siin,r?w in .1 . all Cidol's; sizes i l,o vehl's, isll'1' :4 to al. Middies ' ." . ' 'opula!' pri il Jliihtn'M for t'tl Ladif and children. . . ., , 'vyasnpKiris. . A big assortment ii .WaJi Vitt'- jut . (lie skirt for the I'tin'rll r'ii-i'itiiitit, , e Sly-cia? !S,'llr lii; wock io6 all 'iiti. vi'i'v hat inl soreviW0lie Oihi o' an a hn; sncgiy-e. Don't miss t his chance. as tlie KN'djIiy-: WTOCK .VPl'NT Did 6114, 1 A O O o ' 1 0 on o E. E. ftlrtley '!i 'en 8- - ciia? TAS r-QVtt,-: ' rfl'M' ri&2lo,9.(!:o o o Oo O .. - To. R. MAXWH!Uj lllilll