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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1919)
O ORANDE TC VENTNflo OBSEft VEIi fTVTJ- 1MMHNMMNMIMMM Ths Preacnptloaastora, LOCAL 'PENEVG. nlakothe 60-ear drains possible. The block signal system, the air driven turn Jables and thfs .rotary snow olomr have all coma TiQ his Initial ti ip down fire Blue mountain when La GOide Qs the end ot the ro.O. Mr. Given is Btlll at the thrWlle.-Q Orqgoj Journal, m J St. LouiOFaiuily Visitors O.Mr, and Mis. WilUaJifeBluroQisteln and two daughters arrives In La r 1 a .L rf. . c uruuun irum imv nonBW 1IL 01 . LouiB, Mo., this morning. Mr. IJfu org-tine is, brother of Root. (Jilu c0Une, of KTgia, and of JoH. Ulu enstf-m and Mrs. S. ,i Gmnde. He and his family will re- Homo From Saskatchewan Miss Zt?lluOwi'o,r' who haObeon teaching 'hnol ut EiM End, 8nsk., arnAl fu tho city this morning to ipend the bolldun at th! honw ofQer pareuts, Mr. and Mr. J. K. Siwzer, I'enn avenue. CanuO Ian sohouU hold for ten mouths and tiss Swltzer has Ju cQ dieted hoi . .. : jQlsitlug with fi-lendaQifirolativer Homo on (y'i") Cilos Ki&noll, ton ot Mr anil 1. t L'l will nt IhlefSllV A Iturned hoiw lust evening from Vln- Head of Lament, Oregon, to spend the 4th wltfe iiiv will re. I his Dancnts. Mr. winmeii kn'i main hero visiting their relabvenlworklng at $e Palmer UiiOo 00 " U Madame Root leaves I:iil.imiA Rom. who hab been dein- onutiutliiK at thtOHill Dopai(J)iieiiQi store, leaves tonsil tot spoaaue, I" traOiot business. ea Homo from Vortluoj) I Mrs. COrR'kU. KiiKiiidson, of thti' city, arrived home this morning on No. 6 fftm Porthmd, where she hu pbwen viilngfiend5Jor thecal ten y.ja. w ? Cove to Be ltepreacntctl Toniomfy ; Cuvo will be representied tomor row lu the parade by a fteat, nO b Is being amioged for by Not Kauft man. ,q Iru to Shmi(I the llli 0 Mr. JOu Coiikllu, ot Imblor. in xit ted to ui.ve today from Im- iler, to spend the 4 1 It ut the home ol Mid. Ueitdia M. Alford of this city. , 3 nil J. J A . Ploneos- Ituilrottd Kniriucor Loif Given, of La Graiujie, one of . the oldest "(sue iieo B. i point of th Ben-rce, on the O. W. R. -&T N sys tem, is in Ponland tUis week' trans acting business. and enjoying a short vacation. . Mr. '. Given was .one of the first engineers .to Tull into L Gpandej when the load reached th Grande Ronde valley in-18S3. He . w.ia a rireman tnen, out soon wauj maUe an engiwer and- for the past 18 years has been "pulling pasben gois." He has frequently driven his . engine through blinding snowstorms, has carefully watched the track ' when spring freshets have threaten ed tile roadbed, o." treacherous sands have been, piling up on tho rails. But' during all these years no Accident has occurred which result ed in the dejith of ' a pasaehgerlpr eniloya During tlje 26 years, that . he hai been in service. he' has ieen many changrs. ' Tho tfiiull engines and the 20-car trains halve become li matteiof .metiiory,;.- euiplantejd-by tile tremendous locomotives which tor several woMis. and will reTutJi homby way of California and T;is points. The Mlsies Minnie and Lena are 1eMclu?ss th the pufclic school of St;' Jiouis. The whole asav am vers much Impressed with La Granta and vicinity, s weli as with the entire weia. . (jovernment Returns CBioisumeter Wlien tHe war was . on and Uncle Sam was short ot different (Jilngr he asked for (he loan of chronome ters. J. Ht Peare & Son. had one of tlve, Shepherd chronometers of Lon don' vintage and they loaned 'it to the government, Today by rosTtetej--ed mail it was returned in firs', dabs condition. So far as known all glass- Pi ess. ea borrowed by the government have beftn' returned. : Camp since school let out. , v.... i. ll..ttu V..li ...... Be,..-!,. ...niniyilnl by her,rundjsm, VlctoioSwatsw, are arivem iuib wf I'latUi Down JVorn Baker Itoarrlvoygil8 evening fiom Uaker. Ito llid the 4th with bur par-intr. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Mmmell, ot tin' exiocted.to arfr morrow morning, tom Nchth lNiWIallJ IVopIO Hire James IrHand. former resident o! Ltl Granil. but now living in Mul Neb., to5 pend tl ronialnder of thn Wnoievih, (Jwgon, i hero visiting old suinmef with MufE. J'olack ortuii time fnends. city. . To Tmir Wllliiiiietto Valley Dale Hawkins, of thls-clty will Rave tomorrow night for Poitland. Wilta-mctte valley, aolijts to visit Iri unqnts". He expects t h gone aboul ix wtteks, when he will re turn to his place with the . Curr af Motoml .f rom Portland ' L. IS. Cavlness, wife and thic daughters, will arrlre this evening from Portland, CorvaUlls and Wll laliiieui' alley : points, 'whoro they have been visiting for the 'past month. They will be the guests of Mrs. Grace Molitor, for fw days, then will pi.ocwd to their home in Joseph. -: They are making the trip by ear. Boosts fov licciy l'"iiir Prof, and Mi. L. Kauffman of Cove, ai In tjio city boosting th; Cove Cherry Fair, the date 'bavin; been set for July 17- He 8SV" lh,f' years' fair will be bettor and large' than ever brtore. Home From lNiilnml Miss Margtrat King, of this city, returned home Tast evening fiom Portland, and Columbia City, where I she has hm n for the past ten d'avs Special Chqrurf I(i'heural," CoiamaniU' VJhorus members arc re- Quested to attend a special tcbjearsut this eveninj? in the basement of the L. D. S. Tabernacle at 8 o'clock. The rehearsal is to prepare for the work which the Chorus has been asked tn do on the program tomorrow. Alt members are urged to be. in attend ance. Building a "Liberty" Float. The Union Motor Company of this city, is-arranging a splendid float for the Fourth of July parade o represent the Liberty .Six. automobile, which thoy handle. Tho company asks that all owners of Liberty, Hudson, or Ov erland cars who aro decorating their machines to take 'part in the parudi to join the line jn the same section a this Liberty float. W. GRIFFITH'S Great Story Of Victory JQ- -tr- tiie city today. foi Here from Fi-eewnter George Jaeper-.former reaideiit of hj ilucePla in tl Freewuter. Ciiinpciii Moving Out of Park Muny cnniia.iis ate moving out oM Ihn mirk ImliiM Hn nm to hil every thing In re-Minesa lor the coining week. lliro0From I'alifornlil - MIss Annij HeaBoiier, arrived till morning on No. t rroin wtiiters, t .ii- iforuia, to visit wii Miss .Lillian Mdnftld of this city. Ill-re Fitiin lnilili'x . C. W. Cleaver and wife, and Mis. Kirk of Imble, wore Business vlalt ors in Uie olty vjjtoriay. (.Iocs to Josenli Lanier I'oarson, son ot Mr. ami Mm. J. J. Poarson of this city lott fow days ago, for . Joiseph, where he will Uike up a position. there. On the fingers of one hand you cau count all the motion pictures produced hy that splendid screen genius, U.W. Griffith, in the hist five years. Here is the list; check them for yourself: "The Mirth of a Nation" ONE! . "Intolerance" ..,.'. ...TWO! " "Hearts of the World" THREE! "The Great Love" FOUR! ' . And : : FIVE! PERSONALLY DIRECTED BY D. W. GRIFFITH Lillian Gish and IJoliert Harrou are iu it; ehes, amid death and inuck,life's most preeiou FRIDAY rVondrous t;f hi irift. W NJ i ""n e of iin American snoli, who found in France's tren utt was the gift 1 Conic and see! SATURDAY Flgin Viniloi-H lleio Miss Liiclllo LarWn, ot Blgln. 1s lu tho city to spend the we-end is- itlng at the home of Mrs. Muggl" Monst'il, of 1221 W. Avenue. 1,ihI(I Canyon Tiiiext Mrs'. Cora Field, of Ladd Canyon, is visiting -at the, homo of Mrs. Mg Rio Monscll, ovcx tho 4 th. ' Itelurueil Homo Mr. and Mrs. Jean JackBon and two cfilldnfn, Philip aiid Madia, re turned yesterday to their home lu Jcm.-ph. Whilo liotm thoy were guests of Mrj.. Gnaco Molitor, Oft on Vaeullnii Mrs. Arthur Faro, of tho Hill's Department sto:c, will IwiNe tomor row evening for AlH-fdevn. Wash., to ho gonu about two wcoks, for her SIIII1IIIUI' viicution. ARCADE I -O o m . " si A . 4. ? IteGreatesiIIiingiEiife : 9 e - , jj y f 0 B I CO o o 0 9 I 'loyil Mi KciiiKin Hurt This morning, while woiklns on u rioat, Floyd McKemon acciduntully droitd a piece 0-f luailicr on his foot, avaultlng 1n a broken toe. W. S. Pinker Buys New Car W. S. Parker, of lull's Depart ment Htoie, Is driving' a newly pur rhacd Franklin. It nnlvod today. Lv-nves for Hoiso Miss lli-.ley, of Hill's Deparlinont Kinin. leaves .tonight for liaise, to sptjid the 4th with friends a)id rol- utives. I.a Graniie Auto Exchange pays the highest price for used cars. 407 N. Fir street. Phone, Main 70b. 7- The Merit of a Book. . The crowning merit of n book must ul way lie lis priielii-iil usefulness. If It makes you more cheerful, or more miiliible, or more pitiful, or mure ap preciative of v hat Is beautiful, or more resolute to follow what Is good and noble, then the highest purpose of a book Is gained. David Pryde. . Rlghti of Others 8acrd. Our own rights wo tuny often be nt llbfrtyto. waive. Tho rlgbu of others are another matter. As far as they are In our keeping, Wo are bound to pro tect. We. may not be feneroua with other people's property. Munich In History. ' With ' the blittory ot Munich the name Louis ut Inseparable. It was Louis the Severe who, In the thir teenth century, guvo the city a start by living there, end Emperor Ixmls, the RnvsrlHn, text la sticccsstan, who built the first city wall. The City oV-ta its beginning to Duke Henry the Lion, who established a mint" there in 1I5S and built a bridge across the Isar'so'he might levy toll on the salt from sptlngs of Holehcnhall and neighboring village. Tin- city occ I'lles-'tlic site of ttio'aiv'lent monastery 'l egernse. henon its Mtute ftavuUlleu, the monk). ' . O o o o July Victotf.Recorjyp , oon Safe Tctday .John Steel Seel Q W V s I-IM'JL'LAK SONGS. 18501 DRose, a Kiss iind You. ... 18553 Lullaby Blues (lnOie Evening P.' 4. M. American QuarC't When Hie Bees Make Honey ' fi'wng and Jick Kaufman , 18054 Somcbody'a Qiiting for Someone. . . .' . .Peerless Quartot The Hoys Who Won't Come Home ( A Henry Bir 185I& Briiar B&k Those Wonderful Days..... Arthur Fields Jaix Baby Marion llnrris lSoCO-wWhen Vou See Another Sweetie Hanging; . A'roioid.. . . Adele Sowlnnd ummy o' Mate . .. Adele Rowland DANCB RECORIJS. 18556 Ola, Susie, Bahave Modify One-Step Van Eps Trio . Slonte Cristo.Jr. Medley Fx-Trot , . Van Eps Trio. 1851 Out of -lUe East Fox-Trot Joseph C. .Smith s Orrjicstra . R'afliy DaV Blues Fox-Trot , . . . Joseph c Brnitha Orchestra. 3509O Qh, My Dear! Medly Foxtrot., joscpn t. nmitn s orcnestra Somebody's Jng Judgi weethenat Stcd 'a Joser 1NSTRUMETAL nd Gflod" Morn- C. Smith's Orchestra WORDS. Fiilerni-iNC Lnwyoi- Here Mr. and Mrs. Kuulol Iloyd and 'family of Kntorprlse, ai-c leptpoc.tod to r.irivo today to spend the 4lh with Judge J. W. Knowles and family. Royal 'Anno "anil Illug cherries, 10c a pound. Plaeo orders oinly. uco Chupiiiun, 'phono Uli'ck 2011. 7-a-9tp. 45H5 Kiss Me Again. VictdV Herbert's Orchestra i Humoresque. i, ..ctol Herbert's Orchestra 18559 Rainbow Division rJi , .r?Arthur Pryer's Ejnd Spirit of Indortondonco March ,,, Conwuy's Band' . RED SEAL RECORDS. . (M7R0 Sorter Miss You' Francea'Alda A4812 Juanita , Emllio do (Inrirout 74591La Favorita A Tanto .Amor (Thnu -. ' . Flow'r Beloved) , Dc Lucn 74M0 Nocturne in D Flat Mischa Elman 744592 Quartet in C Major Flonsnly (Juartct 64774 Werther Pourquoi Me Rpvcillor (Oh, Wake ' Me Not) Murtinelli 64814 When You Look, in tho Heart of a Roso. . . , . . . 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