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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1919)
EIGHT US EVENING DBSERVEU TTITJTiRDAY, JTJLY 8, 1919 .1 4" 3 ' For The 5 .."FOURTHS Young America Is filled tvkli patriotism this yar. Doift chill liis-t'iithusiusjii ity curbing .his enjoyment ui tne i ourto. We ure. showing a line ot 7XSZW0RKS, HOISt MAKIR3 ABTD JT0VXLTII3 which will iitnurc a saieSi.ul sane;olebiat"ifii with out marring its plcasures.v '"' Cannon Crackers, Torpedoes, Canes, Jira Crackers, Roman Candles, Pn Wheels, Flower Pots, Etc, BUY YOUR SU1TLY EAK'LY SNAPP'S LA GRANDE PHARMACY 'ALVJN KKAPIV Proprietor. Quick Delivery :: .::" Phone' Main 40 "YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD." rrrr 'MA.NAUEit'S itKi'onr,, I have to report for the week cod inn June 28: Kroi the ' recorder's office, Hc- onsee mailed dance ball 1 ; rooirmig home 1; motion picture dhow 1; hawker!; building permits'. War rants issued on pflrk fuiul $66.60; Tinea ivcelved $8Q; pound fCC&, ra cked m , r rum uiuireaauier a omce; Water renin ..,......,.$ jimp. Iilst. '-InatalliiMiiU- .7, ! litvii. Dlt. Int I Liberties Electrical permits. ! r.nltrilng perurita . . i Rents J. . I'hone toll ' , TJUO.OO Ji6.7r, 82.00 ''j.ov l.oo ' 32.10 i.or. Total 5t5.6! lUihiK wiili'ttn Imp bonds pitld 2000.00 'Special interest . 250.00 'Park entrance 55.00 INSTALLATION OF REV. J. A. SMITH l.UMVTKU INTO I'AHTOItATK OV v i rilliNllVTHItlAN flll'ltCII Mervlrc. Well Attended iiful CormrQ." . gallon Ilium yn Hi'i'inon by ' ( Hov. William Wealwood Tho iusUilliitlon of Ituv. James Alkln Smith oa pastor of Mio Piosby tnrlan chuioh wan conduotod last night nH iiirnniKod for by the- Rnssinn of thn church. There wiir n Rood lopraiiontutron of 4 ha . congicgathn prmeiit. Rev. Win. Westiwood or )IakXr ofctiir ai Moderator and preaohed a sermon on "The Glorious Church", which wna deeply appiwcl ntod by the congregation. Tho charge to the congregation by Mi. Clark wna Interesting nd timely. At the clone of the service the congrega tion carliu forward and greeted Itct and Mi, .nilth .. io a most cordial manner, ArSBurlng them thttlt they wore welcome to tho city and that 'al! wem deliRUted to receive them as pnator nad wife. 'Tho wholo " people ptodgod thofii undivided support and co-operation... ' The chiiiTli 4a dollnlilcd- at the proapeota of good work 'undur Mr. Smith's leadership: TotiJ 12:105.50 From the fire depciitinwil, no flreB fop, th week. Froui the iiofice depii tment, ar- reata for the wwk 8, 2 for diunk ennesa, 1 for having liquor In pw Hi'Hlon. 5 for' truffle violation. Kineg Collated 0.00i und feea, 3'. . The atreet 'foi'ce, hi addition the rcgulur routine work,' hauled one load of brick for camp atovea at the park, gravel and sand for.rnpufr- ing Kir and Spruce atuceta "and re moved rock and .cobbla'atqnes from theKo and, other Htreeta. One rnan wari. ulo employed ; foi- pat of one (lay inatking aignR for toiirlatH. Tin water atipnilntendent went to Ileavo." ciic.k Intake on Monday June 2' mid 'w.l'h a force vif men cloned the w.M at the .dain. This was ncceiary to Have Uio water in the roserVoir as the valve at the bottom of 'tho well ht I camo clogged in eome way and could not foe cloyed. We atfll have the largo opening at tho boU'oin of 'tlio d'ti'iu which can be used to let out In-' , necessary 'supply of water or for em ptying the reservoir. Tho .wali- in thfi reaervoir la still clear and ap parently free fom algae or other Im purities. The supply of water I'ntvi big tlim lake I" mill Jinn;-: for Ihe city's reitulromonts. rtcHpeclfully . huhmltlod, JOHN COI.LIRR. Maunder. Onion OldlnfecUnt Much (Oil beun aald About tbe vir tues g the onion, but few know of It . nse as aisinreetant. An onion cut In half and aet In k room wg attract to Itself all manner of genua, leaving the air rweet and pure; It la tlieu-for tu9.it valChble In cuaei of Infection. You should take fnre. however, to born IO; onion after wad. d B No part ofan onion should Ter be tiaed for doifleatlc purposes irfter having been allowed to lie about over nliji. The riding of raw onions la a great piynona.1 nrrtectlve In llioe Of eplilemlr-, and If tuken with encumbers the breath la left Innocent of any ob Jcctlonablepdor. J - . w 1 ir.,;v. Beecher1 Pottle Fancy. I like beat a forest of mingled trees, ai, muplo, n til, beech, hickory and vcrgrecn wit birches growing along the edges of the brook that carrb'S Itaelf through the roots auuatoues to ward the willows that grow In yonder meadow. It should Ix deep and som ber, In some directions running off Into shadowy receaaes H4id coverts beyond all fooitieps. In such a wood tcVre Is endless vuricty. It will" breathe us iiiiiny voices to your fancy as might be brought front any 'organ beneath the preure'of lluudel's Jiituds. Iluudel and lieethoven always rcniiuf ue of forest.- Henry Wurd Beecher. il? 1 O e 0 ' O Hb!-For The Victory Da. Of O , O 0 ex e e CLOSED'ALL DAY JULY 4TH Everybody celebrate for LaGreoideV Big FrW Celebration. w , 0! Where Every- body Goes j ' Incorporated Ont Pric . to ,. AH Jade Imitations. come a nmcltj- race, and then a free-for-all automobile race fpr a purse of luo. 1 he returna from the Willard- number of aides added to his staff for the handling of this part of the pro- tne full list, with amended list PLin i . v v' fetuina iroi ulo(f by inannfiicinrer. fn Kr.l .hi. L'emPsey championship prize figrht) ai ;f the various sections and all other , , mvi.cu aim HU 11 -."".'ai to as iuiiuwb; the artificial friucntly Is inlstuken by Cil).'rts for the, gcirulpe. Temptiition is not always disguis ed. It known pretty well who Is wnitlng .for the chanco to be tempfd. AIRPLANE STUNTS ON. ,nounred from the speaker's stand atj II. E. Coolidge, grand marshal; the. fair grounds during-the course of'iaides, J. H. Peace, Ji. McKennon, L thebatUe. - ' I Scriber, Roscoe Ncal, Robt. Withy- The uices will conclude the of f iciul j combe, Albert Hunter", Everett War program for the afternoon, and until jsinRer, Tuck Conley, A. W. Nebiori. the Chautauqua entertainment at 70" Kitat Division, Capt. H. M. Bouvy tne evening, ppemng the tep-day. O.-W. Band, Qrand Army of the ft HWtVICK M1'A XOI'K! Service men will report to Or. Ilouvy at high school at k 1 o'clock Friday morning, to'bo ready to par ticipate In tho Fouitli of July pur- ade. . , A WANT AD win fin tt KM I ST ritHHUVTKItlAV (illltt'll Jllble worshlpat 11 o'clock a. in. Public iwoi.-ibip al 11 o'clock.. The minister will preach on "Touin Wiork-ifor'Chivst." This 'la' In line with tho thought or tho new relation ship now olftlng between pastor' and people.' rrjioie will be no Horvlco ut the church in the evening on account of the c1inul'nuiiln. ' A irpMne light V-. ' - X . Airjlan will leave the Air plane landing grounds at th . Court House immediately af ter the Billy Sunday speech, july 4th, aiul inform over the city ia the gctienil direc ticn uf the lull park. .. . Watch For THE AIRPLANE I , -.UnlottCottntr Ad. Club. .. TOTTTfTW t VPP ' rtTV ' People will nave an opportun- l'""c veterans, victor.yi flot, sernce UUIllni uv lD' ity to visit around and get rested un. men. National Spanisli "War veterans. (Continued'from Page 1) there will be given at the fair grounds a shoft musical program, as follows: Music by the O.-W. Band. Singing by the Community Chora?. . Heading of Declaration of Inde pendence,' H.' E. Dixon. Singing by Community Chorus. Address to Service Men, by Kev. G. I.. Clark. ' Singing, "The Star Spangled Ban ner," by Mrs, A. L. Richardson. Address, Rev. William A. Sunday. After Mr. Sunday's address, picnic lunch will be. held nt the Riverside Park, where visitors in town may take their baskets and receive free coffee and cream to' go with their lunch. The Elgin band will- spend the noon hour at the park, furnishing music. Afternoon Program. The aftcrnopn program ot motor ices will .begin at 2:1)0 o'clock at the. fair grounds. - The first race will be five-mile motorcycle race, next will Starting at 9 o'clock there will be I Bly Scouts. dunces held at the various hairs ip the Second Division. Capt." Sherwood cuy, ana at :30 the boxing matches "imams Ked Cross, Y. .M. C. A. will commence at the fair grounds. A full story on these matches will be found in another column of the Ob server today. With all' of the above the celebration will be comprised. There is no doubt but that it is. going to be one of the Ibest La Glanders have ever witnessed, and even though it has proved to be an expensive undertaking for the city, there-will be no charge to anyone for any of the attractions except the Chau tauqua entertainment, which is not really a part of the celebration pro gram. The finance committee has been doing ome canvassing the last few Salvation Army, Kn.ights of Golum- ous, visitors, speakers arid committees, city ard county officials. Third Division, 11. E. Dixon--Frater-nal orders, athletics, cowboys. rounn uivision, Fust Lieut. D. btodrlard Elgin band," 0.-"W. employ es, Four- L's Perry, Four' L's La Grande, Grande Ronde Lumber Com pany, Palmer Lumber Co., agricul tural. Fifth Division, Charles Roberts Equestrian section, decorated automo biles, decorated . motorcycles, citv floats, county floats. Sixth Division," First Lieut. Rav days and has an eminently satisfac-IurPny Babv section, business floats. tory report to make when the big day is past and gone. Many Sections In Parade. . Tho one part of the celebration that has provided really hard work is the big parade in the morning, and .Grand Marshal II. E. Coolldge has. had a Good Prizes Offered. The prizes which have been arrang ed for arc as follows: Best decorated uutomobile, first prize $50, second prize (25; best decorated motorcycle, first prize $10, second prize $o; most original costume $10; best comic char acter $10. ' Formation of Parage, yr! M First Division',, heads at intersection of Washington aad O avenues, forrtic on north side of O extending weat. Second Division, heads at" intersenw tion of Washington and O, Sormx oQ', nftrth side of Washington, ; extending' west on Washington. "" .'". - lf. Third. Division, heads at injerse'etfo of Washington and -O, forma on" aou(l! side of O, extending West on O. ' v H" Fourth 'Division,, heads" at intejs8$! ." tion of Washington -and . O,"4ornw (Hf ' north .side of Washington, txlendisjr. east on Washington. " '"KT Fifth Division, heads at intersection of Washington and O; forms on south ' side of Washington, extending east ii Washington. . . . .... . Sixth Division, heads at same inter-' section, forms on south side of Wash-"'. ington, extending west on Washington.' Route of Parade. , ! (From intersection of WasHingtoff'' and O, Pine and Ninth, march nprfcV,' on Pine to' Adams, west on Adama to.' Fourth, Bouth on Fourth to 0, east qn O to Sixth, north on Sixth; first divis ion will turn, west off Sixth at Penn(' and disband; second and third divtp-i ions will turn west and east, respeci tively, on spring and disband; fourth'. division will turn into Elm at city hatl; and disband; fifth and sixth divisjopa. disband at Depot and Washington, ' y Automobiles will be allowed to part at curb on Fourth and oo side treta l ' nod in line of march.' Adams BYeirte'; must be kept clear, except for .pedesY brians on sidewalks. " " ' 1 ' IMHWIIH Ml I i I Ml I I ' I 'I i. ., i.i i i . i ii'ir- Spending or Using DO YOU USE MONEY, OR DO YOU MERELY SPEND IT? - - Tbe iliHVraic.e in tbrsc terms is the diHViTiico W'twecn "Thrift" and "Tliriftlcsncs.s.". Using nmney liii-aiis hiiyinir the things you need at tho LONTXT MAKMn'IOT PKICK; and ahilitv to use money wW. ", conies to those who KNOW MARK k-T CONDITIONS. Thriftv iieople rc readei of advertising, . . cause it keeps them" iiifinnied. TJIKY KNOW what is in the liiarkvt-.and where it is sold to the best : . advantage. When they buy; they do so with a certainty that they' are getting a full nionev's worth.' : . J'.iisiness. is good witlf-us we enjoy the presence of hapjiy, conten'ted eustoiners. Trade where the' Uiriny J lirong llie Uig, Double, Cash (iroeery Store. jr.;1. j Greater Hooverized E BRIGHTEST SPOT IN LA GRANDE. -The i . j i'l'lu- Store . Where tho -l Tlirifty " . . . '. 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