La Grande evening observer., July 06, 1919, Image 14

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THE SUNDAY MORNING OBSERVER
SUNDAY, JULY 6, 1919 7
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TWO I'Al l.l.VK I'I1HI)HIIK
VIMi ITZ.lQi ADMtJtKJIH
O "uiiuu r.uueiicK cornea Jn Hor
now Uoltlwyn l'lcture, "One Qoek of
IOte," to tliB fiherry theuWi today
ami tomorrow litir uduilri
who ee hor an two fcuroinea ?a ttjo
eame drama, each totally unllk.i tho
other, will wondfti- which Is tlm real
l'aiiline FreditNck--liMv man of her
prefer unof n and pnJudSea ahe Is en
abled to cxprosa when flaying a part.
They will bow that alio b.j8noue otJ
i no qja i auormuca oi .Mrs. HIiiKBley
Bhorwood, exuopt her vivid beauty,
and Ot.Marloii itoclic, the other girl,
the cliaincleon-Illtv alar will also
keep them wandering. What Is Miss
i'redoiick like whew kha ti not
ucmoono else bat Junt horsoir?
Nothing affords a bettor, insight
Imp a personality than his or her
likes raid dlikmLot Alius Krvdire
lefe's friends nullify their curiosity
when told, on the ti'WU-m author-,
lly, that der favoiie color is delf
bluo.'aiid thuit the 'Jctt'olB she most
likes ja a' sapphire, Iji combinuLlon
with dbinionds. She like 1r,icail do
" tcctive stories und nurratlves of ad
veiituro, and biro ruia a great deal
Candy sho enjoys and her clostst
friends sue to It tliiit uho nevffu wunta
far chuoolilloH. Highly hihikoiiimI food
ai"imiH to her and ruountly "nhe utc
hor first hot LaimUu, jn California
wlioro alio Uvea not far from tho
Galdwyn HttnlloH. Bin) enjoys sing
lng simple IjiiIIhiIh, Including VMuv
ournoitn," which Hlie can't forgot ho
causo ho first piWeetflomil appear
n'neo rcuiiiiod her to do that twice a
day. .
Ho bungalow Is always friiRiaiit
with white carnations and red rosos
Sho appreciates either flowtr, but
Iowh tlicm togtulior. Bho owns a' In
telligent i'oinoranlun, a blacK tino,
which she citlls VStocker." And she
'adores him. She owns a 'folding
tjrpAvrltor which alie keys prgflclkjit
ly, writing her invraonal letters on It
a.nd oven taking iMetnli'fln no.i.otiiiK-8
from hor hiislwud, Wilhird Mark.
UhM novels in uiaitnifcicnt . Tors,
tut in spile of her on mhios and sables
rwpjly thinks alio nri-fora crossed
fox.
purpom of forming a joint syndicate
although they are fearful of Iho re
poitedo pjeaunco in til neighborhood
of the renowned dotective, Ferris.
Howevier, the mooting laWjiild, li&
true, to expectations, (be police ar
riO and arrest all present.
Throughout, tho utoiy there Is
growing romance that lmliate
wilier. Nan reveal horserf as Ferris,
the doetectlve SI, obtains Hie re
lease of tlio feada of the l'ulmer
Pang end hjre1a discovered a ra!
love, stioy whjch h is already pro
grossed to an advanced stitgu.
Ident of
the second congressional
dlstriO One name mentioned piom
Inenlly Is lliM of William I'ollman,
of linker, n wealthy business man.
Fntid Holmes, presiO'iit of the I.n
Grande Nutlora1 IwinkQind xtute fuel
administrator dw ing the nP. , Is also
mentioned, as are ttt.aP Senator Hoy
W. Hltncr, of 1'entfJuton, and ex
State ftetiator J. N. uuQpsa, of I'ilol
Hock. m
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.NAZI MOV A K.VACTS IMA4. . '
ItOLIO OK I M M ' A I, I'OWIOIt
IHaliiiKiiM.i'd At-fi-emi I'hiyn In "The
Itcd l.niileni" 't tho Ar
. ' . vado Theatro
Naslmova, the dls'.ingulslioj Huh
man afltress will bo tho attraction to
morrow and Tiuwday at th Arcado
thoatro, In tho poworfuf drama,
The Kid 1iinlorn. ' Wio wna seen In
' dual iol'o, pluylijg both Mnlileo,
thq IOiiniHlr.n. and Blanche, the Eng
lish gfrl. .Tim roles aire- of such
vastly different character, that II
was ainasin-g to think that- ono -woman
TOiild portray them both.
As Mnlileo, Naalniovn wua suprenie
doplcting tho piuislon'ato and In
aciutablR duughtiir of two races th
child bf r.n iOiiHlisb fjit-her and .u
Chlnrsos niothiir whose Instincts,
triUlitions and einotilons sitrgo In con
str.nt conN let .making of hot- a
mental outca.it, bolonglng to neither
raw
Tho story loaehos dramivtlc heights
when the unhappy girl finds that .her
yolluw blood is 'an 'instirmouutii'hlc
barrier tvrtwncn a young lniKHiontij-y
whom sho' loves arid heiself, and that
although ho Is powerfully attracted
to her, this difference of raco can
neivw b overoonio. Wild jwlousy
grips hor when she finds that he
reuljy loves her hu4f staler, HUinclie
tVlso played by Nu'-lmo'vu'l and in
a fii'iiry shii iigrik-s to tho proposal
of Sunn Wang, who lores lier, bill
whom Hlio hnlsto go with him und
lead the yellow m-i in un npi IbIiu'.
agciuat the wliUes. SIiki iiKsuiues tin j
fantastic title or tlili (iiulilecs or 1111.
i A Lantern, which thrills Hie peo
ple to u fiHintlc religious 'froiuy, and
Uiliy . ilrl'rinln to uxtenulnulo tin
"foivlgn deylls."
. iHwIunlli'ss,' imnoik.0 ei.oa her for
what she has done, and at groat risk
til tier own lllo sliu Hies to save
. those of her lather's- rami whilm she
hives. A tingle I'nd oeeuis when -Mil-girt
reiiliiito llnl she belongs ti'
neither peuiil'" and ran never hope foi
h.ippliiis with either. a
t'OI'.Mi.Nfj IIV AIII.I.IOSH
oQn the 15th dm of Dou-mber u&
1:55 p. ni. in the year 111 IS, the
Ford Motor Company cast the one
nllllonth Ford Model T. Molor, Hi
pinions pwer plant of the faii.ouj
Ford car. it nia,rkc4 a great achieve
ment when "1,000,000,, motors hud
bmin oabt coBieeurivcly, without v.
huir's biVsidth of ooange from the
original, design. .
On Apili. SthT at 1:30 p. t.t, in
tho yoiu- 1919, the Ford Alitor cni;i
nany cast the three millionth Mu.lit
'I motor, nd It was lilentically til l
same In every .dotml, without it
chaugo of a hair's bivaillh in'uny
liattleuliir, ns tho first Font Molel
T motor that was cast. 3,1)0 0,0110 r,i
on:i piece of mechiuulsm cist one af
ter tho other, wlthiiiii. j change, is
certuln'ly about uh ulrong eide4i"e of
ri foctioii as it would iHWHlhle
to oonciilvo. Alroaily no-v more
than 3,000,000 Fouls In dully'scr-
vlce, and mbio than 3,O0B,UOu ulmie
calrryJng this famous Model T pow
er plant.
A further pressing far; ls thai
there has not been -a day In Hi. p ist
thueo yxaiti when the F.lrd Kioto.-
Cojnpany has .not bonn uiori,1 tliin
100.000 cars behiild ord 'is for Im
mediate delivery, and the c-itput at
tho piecnt tluue Is In excess oi .',000
cars per day.
Several Eastern Oregon
Men Mentioned to Take
Place of Highway Board
Although .a statement has been
made by W. L. Thompsnii, who has
been malo vlco president of tho
First Nntiionnl bank- of Portland,
that ho will lotuln his residence in
Piendletnn Until 4he first of tho
coming year. It Is itot believed hero
that Governor Oleolt will wall until
that tilme to appoint Thompson's sue-co-isor
on the stato highway commis'-
slbn. Thompson, ln his communica
tion 'to tho .governor, gls the oxo
cutive th lllietty to consider tho let
(sir one of rnsignnllon If he thinks
an Iminiedinte chiVnge the insctlcu'
more to make.
Already there Is spoculallon aboul
Salem relnttvo to Mr. Thompsnn'r-
successor, snys the I'orUand lelo-
'cni.ni. It is nneM'snry under tlio
. 4. .j. .j. .j. .j. 4. itt! ? -i- -y
.J. OltlXiO.VS Hl( Alrt Kit.
m a- a a bb
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Coolieration -Is without doubt the 'J
most Hlgnlfleant word that hascoiuo ;
down to us fioni the war.
The power of the ward 1b of course.
fiiu me pr.wnue 01 us meainiiij.
I he peopn or regou have showo
4he World wjtfit they ooultt do by '
working together to one end. 1
He.e In Orcein wo haw appr-jxi-mately
one million v ople, and our
Performances during thu war adver-'
tlxrd this one. million 'o llu other.
(line inlllion people that Oregon
peojilewie leadios in .cv 'lythini;
tliey undertyok to do.
Our shiiibulldiiig i-M-ord is a
wold's ruiurd, and In taking Lliis ,
po-ltion two oirbitauding facts wi.-re ,
estflilibhi'tl.
With winking men throughout tli8 1
U. H. our workers were, by their
luaii'i.liifi, proclaimed 1 u tipei-lor
type iinij tiiiti carried with it thu -impression
fo other' workiiiiert thut'Oie-
gon must have id miglity fliru lot of I
fellows who had working coiitli-,
tious, tli:at laado it cany for theia to I
'chievo .sue1-, woudeilrtl r'lt't i.
Tli'.s imjireasioi .oicMia tliat t Jitus-;
anils -of iiinii will want to T-e the
'"'.ni" of O.cgon nil! tho net result
w-ill iie'th it wo w"l gain In aild-1
'lewconiers. j
t)u the-otlier Hand, tho employers
throughout the U. S. have lecevled
11 nio.st -favorablo Impressjori. Their
belief that Oregon mu.U be u siliih'.-r- 1
ioi- place is bound to produce .re-'
turns.
If Oiogon men can beat other
titates, th?ru must bo ncasons for It'
rlfiuaUc conditions that put "pop"
Ino in'on. otc.
The 11 til 1 1 will bo that opinions
will be formed that Quezon Is the
place to start factories whcio rec-1
ords arc mud ' by its woikmen. . I
Oiogon - was' first In filling Its 1
iiiiotjL of flLrltt f tit; men.
Oi-piron wiim fliirt in all tho minor- t
taut big drives 'for financial aid- 1
And, taken all togUn'r, Oregon bus 1
Ihumi unooiiKcloinly atlverllsiug It-
elf to nilll lnns of people as a. mighty j
good pl ico In which to line.
Without any clinnco for contradic
llon. we .ttuthfully uy that with tho
Hlgnlng tii the anmistlcu Orugon clos
ed I In 1 nigest advei-tlsing 1-a.uipalgn
In Its history.
And tliero Is no doubl In 011 .minds
but what wo now stand in lllo door-
way or tlio greatest pcriou 01 iwos-
po-lly we liavo ever known.
tihops ships' and sinolistacl s will
now bo Hie order of tho day.
ITT
Vou inTliai.s have bmi struck hv flie dil'lereiice 111 prffus ;tt uuicrcic tstol't'S JJocs the avOOge
scwifc knov?' wliy sik tvltlitioiis shyulil e,ist.' "ifcje-sthe liousewifoQciiin't'ciate 11E11 (WER aa
Docs the
iiniiscwue Know wliy sik (Mfitlitions shyulii e,i,st .'
a rt'KiiIatoof food iWiccs.
To lie-in witli tin? average liouscwc can iu ai'irg'c measure control. tlie jirice of food by keephig close
track of tlic Sfjorcs that are selling staples and either foodstuffs at the loweJ prices, fcihe can do1?y!jo
ly coinifliyiiQ prices I'a'.ie' advantage of the offerings .we advertise Putjronizo the store that gives yog; .
.more for vo,ur InoiVv. .
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But What Too Often 'Happens? - '
Thc.liousewil'c docs not read the paper before ordering' supplies AjS'lJ XJfNT'T CARK.to take a.
visit to the different ntys and secure prices. Tlierefofe she does not know anything about whut he can -get
things for, and when she'gocs around to the stores NEAREST home, or those most convenient, and
pays -whatever happens to by asked lor the goods. "Some read the Ads after thej get home, as In the fol- .
lywing the UNBUSINESSLIKE wav of running a liouse. . .
The Other Morning
bV lady started I'm- market with a list of tlie.things she noodetl that day. Hhe went from" store to
store in Till' VK.'INITV where she was accustomed to dealing; finally .she finished her niarketingaud"
went Inline, and By Accident pickeTSun the paper, 'noticed the grocery advertisements and begun niak
injr comparisons from the slip that .aniewfahhtT groceries, the total of which amounted to $3:37 THE
VERY SAM E IDENTICAL AltTK.'LES c-oiijiHive Jecn purJhascd for"f l.."-! had she read th-i edvertise- '
nient first, and gon'e slioppinu.at the KKIIIT S'l'OKI',-.,'The Greater Hooveriaed." EK'JHTY-FIVE
CENTS, Oil NEARLY 15 PEK'ClNILVASrai)!
Manv a housewife xyrll be astonished if slie?miTiiarcs prices, but-so long as they will not take advan
tage of the opportunities offered them, how caii-thev expect to make any use of the power which is' theirs!
,VE" POSITIVELY' UNDERSELL ALL COMPETITION GIVE US A TlUAL and be CONVINCED!-
The Greater Hooverized Grocery
'J'lio Stoi.o
Wlioro tho
Thrifty
Throng.
I'nion
HIIMO
THE BRIGHTEST SPOT IN LA GRANDE.
SAM lIAPdllS, Prop.'
TWO MAIN LINE PHONES
MAIN 32
The Store
Where this
Thrift
Throng
- A Vnlen
Stora
,.Vi: titiltlAI.I. Vol ii '
ti' T4H-; .'.. w. m Mt.v
Moving pti-lni,. p.n nns of this
Ity sill bo- iiiitiul d 4 rare 'treat
tmlay h. i Cliira Kluihxli Vouiu-:
n bin- ru iiiiiu1-!!) ir.r sir in'
h,- las ..si,yi j'u-liiie, "t'tifatltur '
t'hiMit: ,' at'thti ,ivilo iV-utir
This Is a isn-i'ti- 'sil.if.ttlon of Max
Wari-ln's fiHiious ta-.i nm,v i l tin
ninie name, unit "ivierus the. udven '
tori's of atli-r Ki t whu kim lu
to una !.' iiil buiiu's without
ii v sorloiiB-cvnt)ajut4ivrs to citluti
Th'o story cdncerns Hi-.' -lu-tivitli-t. '
of tniious baiuls of ctiks. i-.m
' t'orvy, il(i)in.l by Mi Ysiiiiik, in-thc
i-sclci ' n'b.iiti f M.h t.ta a the
liroitoii fuuilly.. Iht p'sid in V
fashlooalilu K"Ctlo,Vf Hie city fiv
the pitruoO" of 1B'rouiliiK iiiislnlod
villi the w-iyllh)' :ilmer famivr uf-;
tor.vohiiti they i((,ii to-liiiik ' with 1
tl:a 1'jilWior .khi-Is. One ninfit Nan
. la liivuiiHi ti soiy ut. ilt iwiini'i i
home, tint instead of m.ftJni; tht'i
haul that Oho lliiockton kiAk bad ex
peoted, sho leai ifn0thnt the 1'almei
iwtilu ivie 'luists',- and Hint I heir
J owners litre alio crooks, 'V9iA InO-irn
were plnnniiiK ' rob thn Ilix kfli,
When the Idonllly of the rival
can&s in t9nnu-n to tliMr resiieclive
Ml . 1 M 1 7nr.
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CIS.
HALF MILE NORTH OF SUMMERVILLE, KNOWN
RINEHART CORNER.
AS THE. G. H.
Two w.'&Mti, One
L'aU.; Tw.. IM..;
'TonU, T !ii!tc
Sliii Sci-.-'tiirr, On
M"Wt'l'. One. -ay
yti'il-. itl (iiirdcii
Oiu; Sjin-ey, On'
t 'I'rillli Sejiji-alur,
'ne Milch S V4iitsitd. 'I'v . M th It
l.'iws t yriirs ild,.Oiic Milil'i I'mv'j
'ars old, Twn- -j eir-ld IlcilVi'
ffenli. Two iJ.ycat -ltl llciti t. T
Yearling Meil'ers, v .falM-s, O'tit-l-y'ar-tdd
ttelding ir !, Oiu- :' ;
;M' Mitfe with V".f. Ol.' Wml, M.tt',-
t ! Stt .Vit'k ll.it ti --s, Iwi. Sits
Ijjitit HaittCHS,. Tlttt't" UtOOll SoftH,
Mvtt i'ii lis, One Sli'iuli. Two llt.-at-
um Mi'ics, One "Hi hi if I'omt'ort'
lJ.Hiu' l -i.V t."ckiti '..airs, Si Iiu
" un Chaiis, One 4.'liiit.i Climi't, One
Siitiit.ity. f'otich. One l,,i'atlicr Chiii.-Ii,
One Yiistmiu Un hhic,. Tlitie lid
Miads iili-i Springs, TM I'tcsM-rn,
t t if IIimkcaM' !ind 'Wi'ititigjli'sk. Twit
N.-N Witc Stli ti hi ls, Oin toiii.rfo
l.ii. y.cliipedi.i !riTanii a, Thi' Nf.unl
Tallt'N 'iiiii tV oit " looitiH, ('ttatn
ttii ittid'ntlu r -tliii'K tH wuiiM'tvUH
to' tuetitioll. . . ' " ' ' .
if lypifymg
7&
m . .. . m
p Community s f,
35 Growth S
Wj v
(5) Tlie p.Trt!.
.'fl
ss of lliis
institution ri
tlio ltrosrressi
La (iiiinde.
ects
M.I 'l.n..i,l, ......t,.,.. .
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(f-f) tion.wTTtT-utlie
0) business mail is
-affordetl nut nly
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ill. illlMMlUCIV It'll-
Andrew's Variety Store
LARGE SHIPMENT Or
' MILK PAILS.
29c, 33c, 35c, 39c
.. 89c, 98c
Wilk I'a..
SJ'aily A .
fvils A
' 1C Flaring
1X Heavy M.ill
JXX Heavy Milk 1
lxxxHeavvMilk Pails.
,xx Heavy Milk liiU ,
: ...$1.23, $1.33 .
..'...$1.2 tL33, $L43
.'-.- 1.9, $3.25
The Place You Gkt Everything You Want Erfjr
Day, at tha Price You Like to Pay.
Tetnw of KV? Ali-MtittiH M' i undit, t. 1, thct iM.utlv tmn
-tttll If tiiiV-ii ti't iiik.l.le f ! t it&iv ut n t ittttt
t jmwi' iiBjM-'viui,s-isfty
o
J. I. Myers, Ownej,
o o c O O
able (lepositoj'y for
his funds, but the .
nnbiascd jiitljrnient
aitd williTii; cOHi'p
1'iiitiuri of the th-o-' 5
QJ arcfcsiv' men behind J$.
this jtiHtitutinn. t
??) ' iTs
'oiiim r till ,-tc- W
count aTo (t'ii'tl.i,i!U' Sji
invittii. ." ?
95.
M United State
National;.
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No Relief From High
Prices Yet
BtXVStM SHOW CtWI OF UV1N WSIVtJ.
ItepattmU ol IjW H(.i.vtit Sat IMtit PrW f Jj Aftlttn
A4aara 1 l'tr ( ta Mtatk.
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Ifern rA VV.i SaA' ifi.-fc.Mi 4 fr iir! In botk
, Ail '4 Mayi-thrloin Nk mcrtaixl 5 pf .nt in AprJi nt
ii in nt in Vj t But K. aN4 4 tritu iu Awil. and 1 '
. por ciV m M.iy, . ',".. ;
Th 14'ovc t,-pf ,,f ib, T.f ntc.4 of Lah Or" tvt 4trfV
to ourBfiiiU'M. Iir.i r, inih. Jirka ot Wm. bu ..
S J r',',', he Weak l rrt, t-irloi
l,1" .'' ."a WD ' t u per cent; ne c.- of VcL
.hi nii.c Dci-n luced Trc 9 j per cetk
Slutt
ea?-1 ?'P'r "KatjTfc-eilRi: !SiUCIo,THF.fICE tn S1N.
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some otlr iriHrkvSC'mi,'
lOicr pritea.
V ILWELL MI?AT col
StUwclI and Ed. P. Smitl
PHONE MAIN 32.
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