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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1919)
m I OO : ' 'WEDNESDAY, .TTILY 2.qoj!) O US nTlANDE r.VF.NTNO i OBSERVER THTiEE i . :, O, i o o k Red Cros Pw& Sfags I The PreacripUoa Store. . - LOCAf. PI . Ul(f Barns on Big Farui . . . . J. E. Reynolds, president pt I he bawd of dlrclJors of . tine Oregon State flair, te In the nlty. today, hav- m J.nB 1otumed from Salem, wh-'re he Hub Jjeen In atitendairce at 3 o ard ueting. On his Grand Rood 3 vsllty farm, whtoti, by the, way, is' no. toy farm, as It consists o sevwal thoiib-, and acres, can.be tyund 'jus, about everything that can be griluccrl In that climate. Ho hits ail I kinds or 4ure-blooded horses, blue rllfbon t tattle and sheep, prize-winning svflne and poultry of every description. Big 'barns and towering haystacks rn Id evldente on every side, and a geuaral aitmosphnre of contentment surrounds th Reynolds farm. Ore gon Journal. l1sn.,i(f- -nrr-".-Is TDelegntt) to Elks" Convention t R. J. Green, local .'attorney, leaves hls evening on a trip ' eBsi' to' At-, ' jcntlc City, tf. J., where ho will rep-' resent La Grnndie B. P. Q. E.,' No. 33, at tho annual convention of the 6rdr. 'Mr. Green will be Joined at Baker by Mrs. Green, who has been' Watting No.- jtu-enta there . for a couple- of days, and she will accom pany him east. They will vtelt severed-of the latrger cities of the coun try before returning. . Judge T.. H. Crawford in City . . ! J lid bo T. H. Crawford, dean of thin Union County Bar Association, 1b registered at the Imperial ' this Week. Judge Crawford Is hor$ with Fred J. Holmes, another Democratic warliorso. to bssrlst in rpjwesenting Union county at the, Democratic foregctihering in honor of the vltt of National Chairman Cummins. AtU-r the recinptton and general council of war, the judge will letivo far San Fnaneisco, where he twill visit his Bon, Clare Ciawford, a leading attor ney. Oregon Journal., , Bciintor I'icrce Arrives No Democratic mooting in Oregon tin complete without tho preHonrc ot. Walter M. Pierce, slii'to senator from IJnhm and Wallowa couitlics. The So'nator arrived early Monday morn- D. W. Griffith's Great Story of Victory . " What do you know about that French girl ftiat your soldier bay, back victorious from the war, is going to tell yr about? Are her clothes startling? "Do "the skirts show her hoseTj, Is she the " French f" sort of person you imagine fcer tobe?. D. W. Griffith's newest ture introduces you. 0 me uiraittL iiurtg t If FRIDAY OO lug, and Bays be will stay until tha conferences turnover. Serptor Iieree nays 'that while la little rain would be helpful to he Grande Konde valley famine's, thcro will bPa good crop jand no one need tPy about a short yield this seoKon. Oregon Journal. K. J. 000 and ftunlly eamti tioiff La Grande yestorday on combined busgiiO; and pleasure. Mr. Dooq is wire chief of Hie Home lOlopeud eait Telephone company und vJl su pervise the moving of cai-taln poles in the businekis district, node nsc cssary by the paving'W the st reals. Hlsoftanily is visiting t tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Biilee, tluy two having twen well acunintcd when Mr. said Mrs. C. B. Mays were here fcist week, train Friday to Sun day, tho gu&ts of Mrs. Mays' pair HiiBi, Mr. or.d Mrs. Sam Wade. Tlifcy wore .traveling n"thpir oareand left hare 'destined for Walla Walla, Ta- coma, end othe pkw, Co visit Mr. i"Mr.ys' relatives. .When.they Wnish Ihe'ir vacation, they will seek a now location, as they hardly expX'Ot to re turn, to fhieirtold home .in North, Powdfjr. " Miejnbers gt the. Wallowa County AutonioWo Dealers'. assooinUon mot at a dinner at. tha Royal Palm cafe tet night., to adopt constitution and by-laws. Tho ipurposo of the associa tion is to ptlabli8ti an.undorstanfling bqtweei dealers, to create uniform business practices nd to promote the-i'duBtvy guerally. J. W. Rod gers is president. It. T. P. U. Businees Sleeting " Members ' of the Baitiist Young Peoplei's Society .are asked to note thevt a business moating 6f the bocl- cty wtll be held in the ehurch this evening at 7:30 to'clock. A good at- tendance -Is- requested. All . persons wishing to Join itihe, soclelty may be voted on at this meeting. Ktigcne Pcole Anlvo - Mr. and Mrs. D. J. McLellan, of Eugene, are expected to -arrive this morning to spend the suinniej- with Mrs. McLellan's puirents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Diiagg of this city. Mr. McUlllan is a prominent lhiuber man of the Willamette valley . Former Resident Here Miss Marguerite Winters, arrived In Die cHy on No. 17 thfa morning from OaJdmell,.' Idaho,' to visit with friends end relatives. Miss Winter-. iB-a frcque,nt vlsitoi- ho e, having lived here for several years, befMis going to Caldwell. Boforo returning; home, Mrs. S. D. Keltner, who Is now M La Gninde vlaiiting .icVaiUva?, will di'lva to Yel lowBtone park. Sho win be iicconw panied by hor dauglitoin, Klnora and Vivian, ved Mr. and Mi-s. Chn.' lle Wright and children. Mrs. Wilsht. Is slsto of Mrs. Keltnor motion eTlji A Indian Gi v twe love I sm lothly. f hen idols im e ".a slrjer f wui-won a . cnrl! T pic5 , garb, h tnaagiriiyij 1 I ADTCRAFT Picture o o ARCADE Troop Truiu Hi-re 0w tiwo hundred troops passed through the city tills morning at 10:50, on a speilO train, enroute to Camp Lewis for discharge. The train wis made up of OregHi and Washington men .of thiOMghth di vision, 708 Casual Company, 162 In fantry, and many other divided units. They were generously cared for by the ladies of the Centeen ur by Oo SiiMUion Army. - 0 9 o O Cliaiitatiqati lVopliJlere 0 A p.kt of Uio Kllison-Whlto Chau- iiiiinii.t miumitiy. urrived in the city tills morning from Jo&in Owing to the train conitoetlous, tlioy wer oblige to to' VllO t0 Chenlti, w.:i.iiinptQn. to niot tlfedr encafi fment In that place. They wor ac coinnnodatctP by tlik Jihoros aud Su dam Taxis. lyl. l)ioinasiiM'.4 to rotiliiiid Ed. Thomas of the (t. W. R. & N. heft til is morning tor l'otla'nd, to at tend the funeral of Supt. of Motor Power Langley, wlio died at Ills home in Portland, Moiday. . leuiploys New i(HikkecHr Mrs. Cona. Haiding Soott, has ac cepbnd a position as bookkeeper with the Grando Himde MeatB Coimianv. Mrs. Scott took up her new positton. yesterday. Visitor From The Dnllea llcn . ' Miss Wilma Stracey, arrived in the c:iy yesrrrday ftfom Tae Di!0, to visit wiHt ti lends here, sliss Htucoy is a former resident r,f La Grande, but-now lii lng in Tho Dalles. lkMiiinetl to Prndlvton Miss Helen linker returned yester day morning to her home In Pendle ton, aKoria. unlet visit with friends and relatives In the city. Senator Pierce Hmno Senoitor Police arrived home this morning on No. 6, from Portland, where he has boen attending' the convention for National Chairman Cunuiilngs. Mrs. Pierce and two daughteis, Tip and Edith, will le main for a short imo. Coffee and Crcaiii Krrc the Fourtli Everybody wislilng to eat thi'it dinner ait tho park on the 4th, please bring .their own sugar and cupU. th coffee and cream wU be, furnished free. 7-2-21. (oc.4 to Pbrtliuul I V Corbet t. left this liiornini; fior Portland, to attivid tho fnnoial of he Into Siierlntundjit of Motor Power, Lungley. ItiiyinniKl Cnt-rily Homo RaymkMid Giurlty, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Garrlly of tliil clly, nrrlv ed Uoilio this inornlnT on No. 17. sf1 lor vi little ove.r a yeais' sorvlco ov crocKS. Mr. Garnlty was with tho Iloaduiiai'ters Company of tho Sixth divi:iion. portrays the girC Her affairs don'W go qnitc arl?c funics bat: one of - tht- other is scarred with , all mankind. But a war" lakes a tremendous u'ttfer- re are worsu -things than e I cads can change? M(t jir boy knows in trance. mum SATURDAY Fishiig Party lo Beaver Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harrison, Wrn. P. Harrison, Mrs. II. B. Letter, Ted I.eiter, and A. J. Alstott make uQ a jolly fishing party who plan a fv days outing on Beaver creek, hc party will remain untilQist iniinic to return ana lyjl La iiiunde celebratv the Fourth, c? ft? Ilffys Homo on AduinsAvcntio Floyd McKonnon, lio reeenll"' soiO one ot the tity; ranehes M Un Ion county, Uis purehuaed the 1' ninfc,uiother iilnoioiilli!i. Before ! ICiUou Ooinio on East Adams avenue La fioimlo Slim on Troop Jfruin Karl l.'oitney. boh ot Mr.'und Mi C. E. Courtnoy of'lay Park, oil1 the troop trarn this morning, en rout'fcto Camp Lewis. lral Slim Anyn9 Tiikiim "'Sgt. Riilitti Collinu- of iJI Grand.', was among the trowps that ipasseil through today. . Set. Collier will rotum homo es soon as ho rccoi;e his discharge from Cuiup Lewis. Joseph Visitor in Ci'.v Mr. aind Mrs. Jv Jaekuon nun two childien, from Joseph,, are, in tb olty visiting fridnds and relatives. Arizona Visitor Hero For Summer Mrs. L. F. Proebstol arrived thjs morning (rom her honta in Wollton, Arizona, Ho remainder Jho summer with her daughter, ' Mis. E. L.-Eck ley. , . Spends Day With Old Neighbors O. N. Clements, or Utirji, who nas baon visiting relatival In tho vicin ity of Elgin, is today Iho guest, ot his former noighbors, Mr. aud Mrs. t. J. Conrad. . Buker Minister is HcVo Rey. William Weatwood,- ot Bak er, arriwo: in mo city tins mornniK and 'Is spending the day visiting hlB old friend end classmate. Rev. Jaines Alkin Smith. Rev. Dr. West- wood will preach lh sermon at tne installation of Rev. Mr. gniltli as pastor of the Presbyterian ohurch In this city this evening. Kev. Mr. KelU, of I'nion, Visitor Roy. Mr. Eolls. paalor of thu Pics- 2 1-) Canteras k $7.00 V FoldiJ Oi s Pocket Kodaks $8.00 to $68 Cross vs. films :. J4rowa:J BEFORt TJr,, AT 1 . h ! M 'J Kendall ' 10 ROUNDS Heavy Weights . GOOD PRELIMINARIES O 9 Hooi Music, e 0 byterlan church at rSnlon, is in the city today toQttemT tho liuducliou this ovi'iiing utt the local Presbyler lun church. 0 l'. Army Nurse ltctiirnu Q iXfy lX.ina Wood, of tfiis city, ro turued horn t his geek from Camp Lewis, whoro alio Tins been serving in the u. SvAruiy, as head muse r.g tlio past, nine months. After hei woik atpCiniitp Ilowij, sho was trans fored to i'ort WanL'n, Washington, where Khevus mate -head nurse, for tiiinlug to hor home, she took jjPleasuro trip through the ejt, visit ing in I'ltisDuig, i'u., Niagara r uns and Now Vofk City for several days each. She rcporteathe weather as I being very hot in.tlio cast. IMovious to hor enlistment In 'the army, Miss WoorJ w-.Ss connoi'ttvJ with tho Sani tary Groceo- of tlilu fity. She has received her discharge aud will make hor home hone, iVgaln. Another Im (i-ando Iloy on Way Wotu iwas niveived today that Wtclval Melville, son ot Mr. and Mrs. John Sfelvlllt' ot this city, land ed In Nf;w York June 29. Mr. Mel ville enlisted at Sacramento, and it is thought, that Iku Is on his way homo. , " h sk, lsjniul City Itojid Clo-tetl Tho work of k. pleading gravel on the Inland roaitl, was' begun yester day, preparatory to paving. Tho road was temporarily otM-n a few day Xt Xf Xp Xt' Xc Xt s Line Men's iv v:The::F6urth tr vK - - - 1 P Ole Alt Select Your Wearing Apparel for the Fourth now, While Our Line is Complete. CLINT'S CLOTHIERY YOU HAVE UECAUSE AVE SELL EOJt CASH 110K ADAMS AVENUE ; , PHONE KED Gil unicipal Boxing Fair Grounds - - - La Grande ; JULY FOURTH . 2 - J- LEO CROSS, 01st X o 0- jB v-s -g ' T III in m Jim ! ni 111)1 .'uiiiil mmmmmmmm "c f o o,J "'L.Ll,-L .- . - . eL-t . ago, sifte,r repairing thaculvurts and bridgirs, but is now closed to travul again. Throwork Is being curried on by Q,a Warren Coustruotlon com pany, o . o Mi-s. CO W. Nuyea, accompanied by hereon, QxcnQ left this Oaftoi noon tor Hot Jiko for a brief visit. Goes to Hot Iikc O Mrs. Roy Forrester ot thO city l.'cP this afternoon for lit Lake to spend th day. e o l.niighlur Bomottmes Is a sign ot good injure, but quite s often &. la tt sign sl vacancy. DUTLI'S Just Arrived I w( a!) ' W Liiif oi! iMt'ii's Hats, Clint 's.Spucial :..:.....;... w Line ot 5kl oil's Caps w Line iMeiVs N'ooktios, latest out w Line AlonV Kainlmw Hats Ties w Line HoysNi.'rasft Hills '... w Li.iie Meii's WressSvliirt.s ,...:.... w Line Arrow of"t Collars, just out .............'... To-Toi)e Enirlish Shoes w Line Mtiys' Dross-WlioeH ys' l.lue'Seri'e Kiiiokot'lNiikor Suits V (''ancy iM.i.voil Knickerliotdver Wu.its r..............:....'.$7,35 to $17.85 n s I'anry .Mixed aud nine ssoi'KO. ouits n -s"" Silk llnse, new line ST -.... . ' a -v, Division Champion, t 17 ATTENTION . y ItAIMJOW DIVISION VETEISANH InU'Otnilt meeting Thniidaf ev-f onlng 7:30 at Y. M. C. A. building.-. It. HardMg Pros,. 7-1-St 8ou9 ttbnQch, clogged up bowels, pinrplin, Mackheuds, foul breath vara evi)aot constipation. Hot days find nightsj UMi't the stomach, you become ropstipatijd, peevish, gross. Don't suifei, Hof?ist3r's Rocky. Mountain U'ei wllj purify your stoiil och, clean VyA'r bowels and restote yor upppctiie. Adv. . Job Printing, The Observer, Main 87. Fresh From the Oven and fit for' a king, ia every piece of baked goods fromthis bakery. YOUR MORNING ROLLS AND LOA.ES OF BREAD. nro the digestible kind, if we made them. This bakery hasn't an enemy irp all the town. " .FOR BAKED GOODS PA- TRON1ZE US. We,H please you and our ser vice is prompt. ' BAKERY by Express .$4.85 $1.45 to $2.85 50c to $2.65 i 65c 69c, 85c, $1.15 $1.85 to $6.75 ' 25c to 50c ....$9.85 ......:...$2.45 to $5.35 $14.85 ...$zy.5 85c to 95c Show Zimmerman ys, . : Martin 10 ROUNDS . Light Weightj ' POPULAR PRICES O o First M(ain Bout o o 10:00 P, M. r? O o o General Admission $1.00 o o . 7" t.v a I i 0 1 0 1
