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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 27, 1919)
o o o o o oo O O O FRIDAY, .TtfXiTC 29. 1010" FIVB o o at o 0 O' o ReHp Cross Drug Store ' o lUiAlunnln V- Washlrorton. Thej wvto iiiV'omOiiiL fur uB l'lWtlaiid b vil bo glad lo Inar that hk in foil si l H'l.l." .. i. ...i i .11, - .. . . ... IS. D, Webb, a l'mlkind ne.il esuil) man who b'n upending s.inio jinn 111 this ilistrleL of hu 0 bast: : Tho trJrads. . : at . JLohnnj. : Hcucfcee SOLDffiRS'FOUND -a 0 reta:m?J The Prescription Store. MA LOCAL' , . ftlrs. Ifie nlllni.'u.' an son, Jack. ire:irned th; mornluK f.oin J'u-i- lanu. wif.ftj, they hirf been liponUiifrJ a un.ee njckf visit? : . , Mi. Faye JlrKiiiiiis iremrned 1hls nut lills to her hoiiw 411 Klein,' af .tor a visit of a couple of duji with friends in La Giumta. ' Jas. Miiiinaiich, lumberman, of Wallowa, returned t his home town this morning. ' He .was ia:tiMid.ini; to bnsliucst) uiatto s In the city yester day. Mr. Leo. Miller, of the O.-W. R. N. office returned yrsterday from a vacation of Uirfe- weeks spent in Ban FVancisco, Los Angeles and Silt 1ako City. He reports a very en Joy;b trip. 1 I Xorh Powder nt'oiilti lik2 : H .'11 Mind Uie ncytu of tliat,clty rays. r'WO'e 1'ei'eipbi lilr'iw last Sunday vrf 'jtit),;,wh:ch ti I),,, iftviest fwr'thls f iK--on iiut much higlrbr Uiun anyl.,. Fiiniu iiiu nasQOfn piaycu m i.a tj.U'iuio or linker. !Cr. ami Mrs.'3. G. Snod grass ro tu. ued bouillon number ti 'l-his morn ing from IV tlsnd. Mr. Sundews went dawn last Tiiridii)' 0 nigh't to met Mis. SnodKra.?! nn their two little dtiiighk'i s, Lola Marioii.nnd Ju dith, who have, bjenin Cullfortiii foe the past inunth. .Tholr many friends will bo plcised to heaj- that SnodgrasB le g tally Improved Em. rJ'Snan" McMittus ycKterduy from a imonts st.idJJ) in Lft Aiigoks, witlhls lUneuts. ' Q Mi's. E. l'olack was a gucsP t M. b. Harrie. McLKtf ild tit HuttT.at.- R. E. Fcm-ler nl Pndl?lon, Oi'i- oii and his 3istv, MiM Lulu Fow ler of Lufas, tans-.is, who blive ti v jUing'rolitiivM here, left for their homu today. Tluy alij visited Port land. Soascde and Seattle.' but think La G. Lind. Is- onk' of tho finest place Ihey. have seen. Arthur Hart, of lip. m-ur Lewis ton. Idaho, who had be'll visiting; here for the past week at the home of his brother, V. D. Ha. t, lyf t this -nuorning fpr his home. Mr. Hart bun just-beeji rc-loiised uftir spend ing Ho yd-'i s in 'the service- "He waij engaged in hospitul work 1 this country. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Bnodgias1 rcji turned ytcrday f. ouf Ian auto H ip to North Yakima. II. M. Ilunois loft early Out mo- n lug or I'n on to take up his rxisi lion on thetate. Highway as tlmo keep ' Mr. StufibleMeld a V'rcniJneiit Wer cWint of Jo:- ph. wai a business via-, itor In La C undo yosttrday. Ml 8. J. J. Cl.iT. Mrs.Jajj'HnDur en and Mr. and Mrs. I)k d Lewie am Journeying ovurlund in Mrs. qarr'a PrMkIin to Pol tland whore jMrs. Cat- nd Mrs. Vajillurcti , - xH.-(t to remain for some time n4lii(i the cr y liid coail resorts. . , . j Shot-riff Lee Wan nick r- turned yestei day' r cm Portland where- he hud been To a couple of days aa a witness In the stal' .. ccc i? against tlin Mi-s Violet Rush, who had been visiting in the - city for the past, couple of- wre'ks, hit'i last night for her home' In Astoria. Miss Rush hud ben the guest .'of her friend, MU; Stella. Ilod'iuer, since -their re ttvn' togetilK-r from Oliril.tigo at '.he end of tliOt- college terms. .'N.' D. Jamison, of Corvallis, sptni. the dliys fn town visiting County Agent Spillinan. Mi . J unison, who bad II rn fa uking near Conullls, htn sold his in'lercHts there, and has mcpi who were anes:d for the rob-1 bought land at Toppenlsh. W.ibIi., ti- hij V of the rr.il '-'fficn nil I'ulnw. 1 ...i. iu ... ...... ... btl y of the rc.il office at Palme. Junction a short tiuio ago. Mr. find Mis.. Kay Xn val, if 1m bhi.-. left this morning in their ne'.i Nah car for :i holld iy ti ip : i'.lo-it three wwkn' dur.r:.ion. Tin y wil1 go first to Poitliind and AV.i, la. and then tt little mid Cou wnicn pii'e no is now on his v-ay Ho liis a couple of ion-.- engaged in the county. a-ient work, one of .hem in Wasco county, and the other li doing spoc.itl w'ti k on a goph;r-pnis-cning campaign lin Baker county f r ' a couple of mouths. He is s'.cppniL' limre on his way .from liaker count?. tnToppenish. Mr. .and Mrs. J. F. Corhett and family left ycslleiilny for Portland to spnd tho wer,k-ind visiting .f: lends snd r.dativci. Albert Currcy and George McDon ald L'ti yestc. day for I uvmr Creek on short fishing trip. They will return' this evening. The. funeral of the l.ito C. E. An-d-ews wHl be, held tomorrow at 3:30 fioin tiio Muhodist church. AP C lends an.' invited lo attend. The Grande, Rondo Luihbor Camps will cl-cie lomon. ow to give Hie mon an opportunity lo help In the big ccj thi'.it!in which is to be hJld here tho F tilth. ' . 1 George Palmer lr,ft this niornin:: fo- tho lUliuc',:- LnmlK'r uampi to at tend, to business there. Mrs. Guy Din-kit and t- sons' PnlniT and Malcotu will accompany him home. Mrs. Ki.k arrived ;o ti.dliy from Ait'l.Mita, G-o.. gjit to remain till Oclo bor as a guest of Mrs: Charles Cleav er cf liiiblo.-, Oregon and Mrs. Will iam Mllr of this city. Mrs. WV tenhrg and Enw-inon Shrock roturned yesterday f. otn Fossil, Oregon, wh-'ro they have h-in visit lug friends Co.- the pail month. AR.GADE- FRIDAY- SATURDAY Dustin Farnum -IX "THE LIGHT OF WESTERN STARS" ZANE GREY'S GRIPPING ROMANCE OF THE BORDER. rm ncTCRS cf a hundred thrills. o 0 g3MSa osretusj, sflx$s& ,0 . o.o. s Mm. II.' L. Poareh U ft i-arly this v.-eek for Spokane to be gone, unpll aliout July 10, visiting Ti Ielid3 and rclitive-H. M. . Poareh will leuvo soon to spend the 4 Ih in Spuku.no. Al. Andrews Is 'In receipt of lotto:- from Mnstor Ganio Warden, U K. Clannon. igarding the loi-jitlon of tho rirfh liaU lu ry which is- being coii sldl n .1. Mr. Clanton Is consldo: Ing Win Grande, Hondo Hive: now' hero for tiho site. Among tho prominent business men T. otn othv.'!'- sections who at--here today l.i E. S. Strung, of th'.' H'cgon Life Insurance company who is l re consulting E. Z. Horzlngei . local ug-.-llt. L. y.i. hrough. of Walla Walla, lather . of ii?hl-ye:ir-ld No luau Vli. broligh, who was dtowni'd ill tli'i Palni-r MMJ Pond here ye.tcrday iiKirnlng. arrived tills morning fiom Willa Walla, to niiikp anange mens f-.. the funeral t.T Ills son. Durial will likely bo ncide here. Miss Rachel Turner left last eve ning fo- Portland and Seattle, to spend a ten days' holiday f.-om her work in ihv O.-W. offics. In Port land Miss Turner will visit her sl'-ter, M s. Gardner. Oscar Corr II, tito. ney c.r Baker, i-i In Li Grandt; today looking up a wa ter caie in which ho is InUrcsted. Oscar "Is one of he aUrvtneys In Ore gon ho betteves in hading a good time and ivtently while at the Htock men's convention at.Uend he be came author of u story on th wot and tho d' s that has gained ivitlon-w-ide circulition. '"A -Jl. . WILLING TO AID 9 ii (Continued from Page !5 e - .m pai?lctpate III the fourth of Jift, celebration, ipies of these photo gitiptt -ro lo bo placed In Oi u6ls tvea t tliecily and couoy or fu-tu-e goirations 'o se and wliei.e it will boOUilutiblo, ln.0 for the fu ure. There lsa general ucspoiu:o from all iiuvtere on the tn or Borvico moi o !ftiitipate tn thK FRANK GABHART DN.TRA1L TODAY 0 '(ti IIOI OHT A( ItK 9lUtT Mr. and Mys. Frailer haw pur cliised the acre-ihoiiOo''orn,a-ly the PolHMty of ex-school director Chas. 1) Henderson noiur tlio GreenwoiQ school. ThiB hi iwell ntrproved acre tract. Geo. H. Currcy nogotUued thy deal. w trri.K sETAjj.ixt; i'ii:i;t,,i: itWt n event, which ia the. opporfunllji, for bit ' Ion, county to show Hon t' th ineitf l-'HOM tllli AU.1:t;i:o I'mo t'itll t'ascs Set l led, I'auBtit tiet- liiig (.ihhI ,i4lgineiit l-'roiu nt loua t'ohiiH' k ' 7V case (tf.tlm sluilo vs. Clubliat' ww a opened in circuit fnurt this tlio. ning und is 'cKiK-eted to contilntio taking photographs pf i thwugU tonfiurow. The charge Mret daylight 'Ikwplo of Un it heir ivppriHft Thte pa. ado Is hluged "tipoii the niHiiy ssctilon tut special effort to Intercut aoKU'e men In ull siitJoiuf of the county have bd'tt' nindo. I lie pi'.in o: lantng piuiuigrainis pi I the. various bmnchis in the paudu against Uie defendant, Frank Gab, appeals to everyone, as no similar i hart; Is that of having stiolen a calf V fl,t-v l.n ' f .... from. Ukiltnr Pierce last full DPimnun-fty will pie.entj d lagaln. probably ovVr be At tK End Youth. If I hud creured men and women, 1 should have fniuied them on a t.vpr w-ldely different from Unit which has actually prevailed thnr of the higher mamiulfers. I should have imnle men and women, .not to resemble the great npes as they do. but on the models of Insects which, after a life as caterpil lars, change Into butterflies, mid for the brief tlnul term of tbolr existence have no thought but to love and be lovely. I should have set youth at the end of the huitutn span. From "The Garden of Epicurus," by Anatoli1 France. '. Butter Wrappers Observer office. printed at the Tins defendant is ropiettented by F. S. Ivanhoe. mhile .'the slate's case is being handled . by Jno. S. Hodgln, prosi?titlng aliotnoy. The cuurt yesterday concluded the case of Johnson vs. Sliilwell, which was mtrtl'd lit, e on order of the su preme can. t, following .tho appeal of the' daViiriant froin uie verdict of the Jury in the ft at 'trial. The Jury again found Tor the djefeiidnuU In the amount of 1395. Their firs: finding was J319. In tho case, of Wallowa .county vb. Ge;. P. Faught, which was con eluded cirlUir In Iho week, Iho Jury awarded Faught compeasatior. to tho amount of $1623 and kawycis' foes of $1125. The costs i tlw cas?, which it was estimated . would amount to nearly $3,000, Including attorniiy's fees,, mutt bo met by Wal lowa county. The case was to ric-' termiii.' what sum Fuught uhould recelvo as compcnsuitlon fur tltc ! county running a coid through his i laud, lucltidlng the valuo of the4 land taken up hy the road way 'and the dimagcj to his property from having It United there. . ! ViSlTI.Mi IX WAI Ijt WAI.LA Mi.-. ind9M.is. Ooorg- H.OCurrey and Prof, and Mra. 1unijton utv visiting In Walla Walla, ha.vlng.drlv-ensoVo- In a machine to g)i ecfe ro turning suliljers. While In Washing ton Mr. Cunrey will look.iftiv- se,v Oml rfril witale d liie which lio lia! jiendlng. . ; ' onDl'Kld.tJWS ATTENTION All ninmliois of tho Ot dr nre r iuesli(l to l present at Lodge at K o'clock) tltla evening, Jum? 27, to ar range for fuiiKml ot our fate broth er, Charlie. E. Andrews. - Ily ondor of N. G. , 0-27-11. W. A. WORSTELL, Sen. Preaevo your fsice, and hv your picture wi:k dotie In the Modern Dark RiSin. at rilverl horn's FttmilP n tQ Store. One day service In tho developing and pointing of your nlgJHllra. a 6-27-tf O FAMILY DRUfl 5TOBI L.A OBANDt.OHtaON. llt'YS NOW FOIl THE Ft'TIMtK Fjiomlan J. T. Wolfe o'f Pleasant Wiley wivs In the city yesterday and' rloecd the dal through the Geo. H. Cdrrey iroa.1 estate agcncy 'Where by he beitinio the owne." of tha pro pc.nty at 1607 a cond street' owned by J. H. Edwards of Yakima. Mr. Wolfe does not, expect .to move to La Grande until nhxt spring but he. 'realized Muvt now Is the tlmn to buy La GHande real c.tato.' Mr. and Mra. Lingham, nf Puynl up. Wash., are visitors in the city t present at the homo . df M'm. Anna Rrooks. ' . P FILMS IN BEFORE! Brownie Cameras :$2.l3 to $5.75 Premo Canmtas . $7.00' to $15. Folding . Pocket Kodaks $8.00 to $68 RINIS OUT AT s . ! r For Constipation Indigestion, Sick Hcniluche, Bilious ness, Bloating, Sour Stomach, Gas on the Stomach, Had Hi cut h or otlier con ditions caused by clogged or irregular bowels, take Foley Cathartic Tablets A wholesome and thoroughly cleansing phvsic mild and gentle in action. B. B. Haward, Unandilla, tia.; "I find who was drowned yesterday in tlv Foley Cathartic Tablets give me quick- Palmer mill log pond, will he held to er relief from constipation than any- morrow forenoon at 10:110 o'Vlock from thing I ever tried." 1 the Hhncnkainp undertaking parlors. I'l'XEIiAL TOMOHItOW. The funeral of Norman Yai bough Vu, W. H. Casey leturncd homo y.-HilLduy morning fiom Portland whc,re she vw.-d during the Rose Show. M. . Casey will remain for about three weeks. A delegation of North Powde. r.haiitliiiuui bookers were vl-Hois In La taiiHide -rday afternoon fa the due purpose if selling tick-j cts for the Ninth Powder ehauteu-l il.ii and if KOtllng c(juintd with the loiiil meii-luinU. This in the Hist, time that 1.4 (ininde has been milhtl upon fur aMtnre fiom this source. The chaiiuuu.ua In the 111-scm-Wbite six day tnt show. A goodly nutntr ol tickets' were sold to the iiiciThanta hre vtud thi. c a Mill some twenty-tive Hi kds loft ut the Y. M. C. A. for snron-..-who d'.-iircs ti purtle eauie. It oil till Inrnt of Coy-e. arrived In La Urand this ninrniu f.om Camp 1 k. with his disch co aft -r ftirtifn months'- -rvi with tho A. fc. I'.- in I taaee lie " a ii'rMiimV eif tte s::id difsiun, but ax at;tt,il fo iie time to siWssss1sittsstas1sl No Easy Stunt! (Ji'tliiij;' tlirct' meals a day i'r a hearty, limn , gry family lint, we'll help you make it easier 'during t(Vis hot weal her hy su.H'est hit; .some hot day items already conked amphell's Sou is aiieti.iii and ready cooked JoiualiKXiit-Salad, 'romat.oes, Nut .Meals and Lettuce Kellonn's (jirn Flakes with hcrries and cream .Jcll-O, all flavors; the easiest of dishes Deviled Ham Sandwiches, with sprinkling of mustard Dried lieel' ('reamed, new today, just 'fine Sliced Tomatoos, from Klin lmt house Iiasjiherries or St raw hcrries and cream Don't forget our Wat ernielniis on ice Pineapple Tea. a cup of tea, a cup of grated pine apple and a leaspooiiful of sugar, chilled Ijoganherry Juice, drape Juice, pints ami ts. Lunch Tongue, IJoast- IieeC, Corned I'etd', all cooked ' Any of these items we deliver No Extra Charge Call Main 80. PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY I( G-E Fans Refreshing as a Summer Shower Dear Sjr or Madam; Your pleasure depends on the enjoyment of your guests. . Good things to eat are expected as a matter of course. Likewise, excellent service, lint in sum mer there is one other very important considera tion Your dining room must 1m COOL! :At trifling expense for current, electric fans ' will create in youV dining room, even in the hottest; weather, an atmosphere of coolness that will pleasu the most exacting guest. And the fly nuisance will he eliminated. ' Wc.havc a complete line of these fans, including desk and bracket types (both oscillating and non oscilluting), ceiling fans, and ventilating outfits. Economical, noiseless in operation, attractive in appearance, G-E fans meet every requirement of the modern restaurant or tlining room. We shall be pleased to submit to you recommen dations fur a J-E faii equipment. You will be placed under no. obligations whatever. Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company . m ui;i t;i! i v m ttli-: ixr,s ;! issued at t) 'jt ' uf 'toJli.T clerk y e i. ..-. June Mh n foliows; "To Hfl.T Tl;. ,it? jd llnui" B. .rwr'ci. On s 1r.dt o v To"' - J" Of $ dcr. t IlsMche J -'f--nian. fi a Y.s.' t iim..- biftliiea .0 ,h .-. ShlKiti Ir- rys. s) o e ia iff- i '-- To :..!? L. ?Qty- TaV? qi. WiS-li . iitesKlsic llculah 0'O mr vi ' " ' ; , Andrew's Variety Dep't -WEEK END SPECIALS- N0W, DON'T FORGET OUR WEEK END SPECIAL TABLE. ; l' it i ((Uat t lSJin: Liaut I, White Litu d Niiui't J..im : v mc New uq i.ilt ISM ic- Lii.iHhI, W l itt Liiml, Stu i J'.tTl .. c hr i u -iiunit l.luf I' li inii J, White LiiM'J Pit n' ' iilp Kettlm ....j "....'.!..' , 60 W .h litt-, Ktit it i I, Wliitt tini'.l 1 s 69C Milk p.tv. Li in ii wi.it, hir;.,is.. :..0....q s mt ('l uitib''T-VLatfi. 1, Wiiih" L'tH'd' ... s ? - i' 0 a 1 . Da.biUjjCPceyoiitiketoPay. s o 0 , Some Comedy We note that, pur comietitiiii is nlaintaining. u c'omi'c section iii the form of iy ad.You shoult. lead it; we esjx'i'ially reconiniend that the siny'ltf hidies read itjt greatf " . ' Wf Jon'i uiaint.iin'a beauty'j.iiuliir orli tfiatti IliMijiil tigcncy, but ye have i fins' rrfw of'.i'i' jilicNl.iuejtt, mtTi (,'il niari ied-tlHik't k'lidV it tli' if c!ot!ies are tailor-made oi;Jt,ind-?i-doi'), f'tit i'i!o know tlyit they luiow niv t.-it i(jt;f itv nsitan.T wll it tv LKSS. ! we'li deliver it pronfjly t di.A .g-o. S3 1 IlioticVNfaTti Ji-,t4'jft cost. 4L, o H! STILWEL?. MEAT CO. o SI. Ao StilwtOl and Edoy. Smith. PfiONE ftAIN 32. ( o o 1