La Grande evening observer., July 16, 1919, Image 3

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GIVANDE EyENINffpOBSERVEn.
Red Cross
Drug
Tha Preacrlptlaa Store,
Enthu-siam
.4 If' ".
Is the dynamic
force which impels
action and guaran
tees success.
A widd
ists bet
numbed
who
and t
started
tinued.
A breach ejs
veen the'
of people
started to save
;iose who
hnd con-
If you already have
SaviBss Account
et anotlier
week pass without
adding to it.
If you have none,
why not open one
now?
Get enthusiastic
over this matter of
saving sane think
ing will show how
vital it is to you!
United States
National
W 1
m Bank (
Ik Grande, Ore.
(
r e-w y jt ay ayay
tljvbat IT IS."
The bent plac to take your car if
It does not worklty it used to. The
(Standard Aulo Risir Shop, corner
Adams and Fir. Ed. Cyr, Prop.
JflbaiRT Dorset:
"'a front I-.cvci
Wr$.
LOCAL
All flub Hug MukmIiis
The Viom Ccoity Ad Club has &
ceiwd a number of copies of The
American Legion, 0beginoJng with
volume 1, ropy 1, which teits tltf
ofricor iinif men of the 'Aniarl.-su
Expeditions!! y Forces Some of tbse
copies will be placed in the library,
and anyone wishing to see them may
ile so ho. This Bnn Interesting an
will aa instructive magazine, which
Ik been secured through the cour
tesy of tho Union County Ad Club.
Itetnms From lTri
C. D. I'utin;ui returned home yes
terday from a fishing trip In Wal
l county. Mr. Putiuen Draught
with htm a, large numbdr of fith.
Roy E. Cusick, wjjji sold his home
on U avenue last ty.'ek, has purchased
the ElcjSeaueV'tte 10-acre farm in
Fruitdale and will ty.e immediate
possession. Mr. iBeaudette9 has bee-,
chief nO-'hinist at the Grande Rfcide
Lumber ComnSnt at the Perry mill
loO Fveralo years, iffe is planning U
move with Jiis l nanny to rvrtianw.
hey Vill maka taa trip by auto. The
real iVt !! negotiated by the
Gaura H. Carre m 'agency
fcaak CateamtiM Kit.
The Rainbow Divisicai veterans of
the Oregon C'a:)jitar hckl their annual
convention lust night, beginning at
6:30 with a business meeting, followed
by a dnnre at Rex hall ami a banquet
t ta Foley Grill. About one hundred
nd sixty man enjoyed the evening.
Senke Men's Mectieg Pofticsaed
The Bervice men of Union county
were to have met at the request of
the Central Labor Council in the city
hall Thursday to confer with C. A."
St'evenUon on the Labor nay celebra
tion. Later it was learned that the
city hall had already been 'engaged
for another meeting on that night
and now a irequest is made that the
service men to await unltil further no-
ttflcivtton to meet. The meeting will
probably be held the fore part of
next week.
Was North Powder Hoy
Jerome S. Mann, former cashier
of the First National brnk of Linton,
recently lndldted, by a Brand Jury
and now on trial, charged with ques
tionable 'transactions with the funds
of the bank, was a schoolboy in
Na th Powder Iten or mora years
ago. Dr. S. L. Mann, the father of
tue young man now on trial Is cred
ited "Willi baring established the
Unit banking Institution iln North
Powder.
Returned to Cambridge, Idaho.
Mrs. L. M. Sinclair has returned to
her home in Cambridge, Idaho, after
a visit of several days with her son,
George E. Lockwood. Mrs. Sinclair
was accompanied by her little grand
daughter, Georgeanna Lockwood, who
will remain in Idaho on a visit of sev
oral weeks. '
Baker Well Iteprmcnted
Baker was (represented here last
night all tho Rialnbow party, by Ie
Bostwilck. Jens' Edwatrds Ralph W.
Russell and Mr. and Mrs. William
C. Kelly. Soarl Hoi ring dlrove down
from Hainos, iwhllo Blake Shields'
arrived home just in tlniia, from Penn
sylvania.
i a: nil
BORLIN- Jul
t
IfBKUA.N STI-Orf". NTATl'S
tir.Lli.ill.B .iiiiiiiij'
16. Empolyea of
trnmwaQ3 hers have voted 1 0.(14 J
to 614 for a continuation 4 the
rifrlke. As tliTS 4s notii two-thiMs
miilnpttv u-nrlr HtmiflH 1m jiiiinu1
a iH't-ge number of tlu; nui ajy
thjey wil&prrslst lflie ui0-ement.
Tho nfciaagoniont i (1e tramaay
rCOhlafl (Jew. o O"
"All the weld's a stiiOV n-afcven
some pcoplo Took uwn th9 revolving
K)n.a as a nuOi'rn Idc.O Boston Tran
'rlpt O ' " r
aby Onoe an Ornanreit
The tlrst shoe of iM. tlrst bifty may
4 pigsen-ed as an or lent wli both
Intrinsic nnd sentlnuntnl value. A
h. ,nH .h. nil h h ?i),,,,'r I'1""'8 ' K-'hl r silver tho fi
,. ... ,,. ...... ,. . iwnsei! nnd worn little shoes Just as
the baby foot ftmued It.
Unole Ebn.
"Citation la dn slncerest flattnryP
said UnclrKben, "but when It's car
Tied 9oo fur it's de same kind of a
condiment a burglar pays you when
he tulles a llkln' to yon watch."
CcwaaaiM ' Kiia
There ;wlll be a special rehearsal
for the coMnmuiiljr chorus tonight at
g ocjoi'i at tne taoornacie. All
moiulHi s . urged to attend, to f
pare for the Cove trip.
oturn to ot k by Thursdiily w ill bu
conslilerod dischargeoj.
IJUIlT4l.tU STHlkl's V'AR!
" i -it.-a).M i.N.ibltKi)
rjTTSBUUO, Jily 16. Twenly
flvo ni sons wore Injured, sowral
lp oltibly fMiill', when Ughtning
stlruck a crowded stiet car In Iho
conlcr of tlho downtown district dur
InK a severe cleoticnl Btoim Tucilay
afternoon. A number of women nnd
clUldren wieiro trampled is pulc
which followed. .
re Fnaa.Utaa.
Mrs. Erma Stoddard arrived in the
city a few days ago from Logan, Utah,
to Visit at the George Stoddard home
Bock Fran Utah.
Grant Geddes arrived in tho city this
mnmini, fmm Pnul. Mrjih. wherA he
has been for the past few months.
MAY WITHDRAW FROM ROME.
(By Asaoci&ted Press to The Observe)
LONDON, July 16'. The British
government is considering the with
drawal of its envoy from the Vatican,
it is announced.
COOLEIt WEATHEIt PROMISED
PORTLAND, July 16. For Ore
gon Fair in wo't onortilon; fair and
cooler in the eJastern paction; senile
wesUvly winds.
FOIt.MEIt NEXATOK CLARK
OF WYOMING GETS JOB
WASHINGTON, July 16. Fofim
er Senator Clarence- D. Clark of
Evanrfion. Wyo., wus appointed a
member of the !nta national Join!
commission Tiwwtay by Urosidont
Wlluon. He succeeds the kato
Jains A. Tawney of Minnesota.
NOT PARTIAL TO
AMERICAN WIUSKEYH
(Py Associated Press to The Obaerver)
EL PASO, Texas., July 18. Mexi
cans, except on rare occasions, do not
drink American whiskey. They perfev
their own .native drinks like tequila,
mescal and other cactus distillations
to the American liquor. The Mexican
working man welcomes his big glass
of beer after a day's work.
At Home.
The program at the Twentieth Cen
tury club was on Jonn of Arc, her tor
tures and Imprisonment. A small boy
had been allowed to nccinnpany his
mother and bnd seemed much inter
ested In the program. On tho way
home he said: "Take me again,
mother. I like that Penitentiary club."
Cartoons Mngaslne.
Plant to Be Dreaded.
One of the most terrible plants In ex
istence Is the Ascleplns glganten,
which Is common' In Abyssinia, nnd
grows also In Ceylon. When cut, a
milky sap exudes from the stem nnd
leaves, nnd the least drop of this will
cause total blindness If it comes In
contact with the eyes.
Dally Thought.
How many worthy men hnvo wo seen
survive their own reputation. Montaigne,
Old "Vlendshtp Swegt.
Tho years have taughf some sweet.
8mno bitter lessous none wiser than
this! To siieial ln'all things else, but
of il(l friends to bo most nbserty.
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L.U1VVU.
. Oldest Cathedral.
Oontorbury Is the oldest cathedral
In England. Clilches.-r and Winches
ter, ceuio next In untlqulty.
. OptimlsHo Thouflht
To the coward there la uelthor cloni
uor safety. ,
WANTED Cleac cotton rags suitable
to wipe machinery, 3 cents a pound.
i NEW TODAY!
FOR SALE Black Reublican Cher
ries. Phone1012. o 7-16-24
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WANTED Two Ifad boys iff drive
delivery WgonlJ Inquitt at Snod
gnos Grocery.it o 7-16-25
!,
You would 1 1kg to time a kodak,
ti.ko some pictures when out fa the
car. oren tho Sunday trip. You little
vacijtious a'O not complete without
a iwny to remcmlxvr them, and the
! kodak Is the ono way to remember
the vacations kind the many lUtle
FOR SALE Tent, 12x14, 12-os. 1410 pleasurable i lpB. Thero are many
Washington avenue. 7-16-3t,p "lyas of aUidaks ani eamaraa alj
91'ic.n rangiag trom r;.uu, j.uu,
FOR SAU'
mere
YiiJi
18x6. l
ig pigs.
Cull Far-7-17-tf
J5.00. $7.50,U10.0W end on up to
IH5.01) In thobeet of muchines. You
should not kttlia Jrice of a kodak
utund in your at this pleaurable
Btnnd In your .Vof this pleasurable
sizes to suit your liking at
7-16-tf.
LOST Bunch bf keys, one door key.
Return to jjZuber brick, 1408
Wash. Rewlird. 7-16-2tp
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Dr. McMiilaii )5entisti returned.
I 7-ll-6t.
WANTED A good, fenlle horse for
delivery. See J. (J. JSnddgrass.
y 7-i-2t
FAMILY DRUa SJORC
kA afVANDCORCOON.
VAUDEVILLE TONIGHt
4 BIO ACTS
ARCADE
-TOMORROW
SHIRLEY MASON
and ERNEST. TRUEX
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F1LMS
IN
BEFORE
Job printing. The unsorver. Train 37
Roads Itad From La Grande
Mrs. Clark LWtor and Mrs. Cos
Noble are In Pendleton today on
their way from La Grande to Port
land -Bind tho beach. Mru. Loiter
and Mrs. Noble say that lihe roads
from La Grando to this city are ve y
poor and that travelling by auto 1
very difficult. EaA Oregoniam.
Word From Herzingers
A letter received yesterday fli-om
E. C. Herzlnger and tar.illy, who aro
on their way to Q ster Lfake and
northern California, states that Ithey
are halving a wonderful time and
that CraMr Lake is one of the mos'
beautiful places they have ever Been
Motored to Lostine;
Mrs. E. H. Arnoldus and family, ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ar
noldus and Mr. and Mrs. Routh Mc
Kennin, motored to Lostine Sunday,
where they spent the day with rcla
tives.
Keep Cool
YOUvCAN DO SO AT THE
REXALL fountain
PUTMA DRUG STORE
The Rexall Store
.loo Whitby Here
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Whitby of En
terprise, passed through the city yes-
jlelrday in thettr car, enrouto to Mil
i ton, whena they will transact bu.il
nctis. Mr. Whitby is a former La
Grande man. son of Mr. and Miis. J.
I Whitby of this city.
Wo"ll Be Suicide Operated on
Mike Keys; who attempted to mur
dir himself, wa opo ated on at th"
P.runrtn Rnn.la Unll.l n Un..,
ui mis wcck, ro inaKe ripuir wora on
I ins mroai. ne is aoing as wen a
couia oe expeoiioa.
WKXOOI OLDEE
THAN YOU ARE?
It is astonishing how anjr
wtnen thmugh lack f atten
tion are weariniy.cwsets that
give a more mature apjisar
' anc the figure than it
should have, and consequent-J.
ly tiey arar to be f.Ve or
ta yean olJr than they are.
It la jwssible to rea-Oy Im-
q fvove tnat conaiuon u you
Will come to our corsetde
partent and get a triaf fit
tingif the MODARTl front
auline Lederje
Motored From Baker
8ereval auto parties motored down
from Hsilnes, North Powdor and Ba
ker last evening Ho attend the Rain
baw colfbrallon. They returned la3f
night aifter tile banquet.
'
1Cnves fur Wallows Ike -
Mrs. H. R. Coolldge and children,
lKrna, Jack and Barbara. . left
this morning for Wallows to spend
a few days with I lends and rela
tives. . "
La Grande Mattress Shop
And Weaving Works
Mattress Making aid Repairing, Feather Mat
tresses Made, FeatlW Renovating, Carpet and
Fluff Rtig Weaving.
All Work Called for and Delivered CflAS, EDWARDS, Prop.
ONE BLOCK EAST OF FLOUR MILL PHONE RED 132
"Good-Bye Bill"
This is NO'rV win picture, lut Shirley Mason
ami Krncst TruV sin-ti do knock the stuffing oiit
til' more than KiiRtt Mill's rebellious moustache.
What would you do if They did worse than that!
A Trip to Yellowstone Park and a Comedy.
NOTE!!
Have you iried the Arcade these hot afternoons?
It is sure some cool.
:slttaTiaiaaaaaaaaWaaaeaa
jSrownie
lefas
$2.14 to B5.7E
emo
Cameaas
$7.00 to $15.
FoMiig
Pobfiet,'
Kodaks
$8.00 to $68
PRINTS
OUT
AT
12 CENTS
out of every dollar col
lected coes to' pay our
ES
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
$2,520,000 Per Year
Our Income If We Get I
3,000-Hurrel
(iUSHEIl
on. our lease in BLOCK 88
BURK-BURNETT. Like our big
neighbors less thun 400 feet
from some of them the GRAY
GANDKR, Bl'RK-WAGGONKR,
UNITB1), THRIFT, K. C, PE
TROl.EUM and doicns of oth
ers. We arc right in the heart of
this
BILLION DOLLAR
GUSHER POOL
Whore our chances are 09 out
of 100 that wo get a gusher.
95 ACJRES 05
in four fieldsand all winners
40 acres TiHmani next Burk
burnett; 35ucros Iowa Park,
next Deep 'll'st; 0 acres Erath.
between Rcbinon and Davis
wells.
$100.00 BUW YOU A 890th In
terest or ItiOO worth on above
basis in all this or all we may
acquire. Send $10, $20, $50 or
$100. Buy for the FORTUNE
YOU WANT DO IT TODAY!.
Stork goes up without notice,
Drilling in 30 days and DIVI-
DENDS in HO days our aim.
MONEY BACK GUARANTEE.
To the Public
Wo, the Texas Trust Company,
agree to refund your money, if,
after ten days, you are dissatis
fied with your purchase.
TEXAS TRUST CO.
This Stock Should Sell 10 for I
in Loss Than 60 Days Time.
Capital $98,000
Fully Paid, Non-Assessahle
Par $1.00
SWASTIKA OIL CO.
111-114 Oil Operators ItIHg.
FOR WORTH, TEXAS.
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L! J 1 'a -tMMMrfryMfMM11Jn,lalMtallM1M
AN ALL DAY CELEBRATION
Arn"tt,ll for Stdiajl
t "Judy" Ash and Tom Miinphy
weno arreMod far speeding Monday I
evening. Both id tines of $5. and
2a respectively.
l-v For Dakar
Wllbcrt Brlckbeil left this morn
ing rr his home In Baker, alter
spending tbt day In La Grajd'i yes
tcrday.
Htc fmm KierffiM '
Ianlel BrJd paf.d through the
rl-H tiU.iy enroutnlto Port kind, Wey;re
he- will ansact busMess. "
AdtlresBes by Well Known
Oraton.
Music and Singing.
Mula for ! on Ground
COVE'S GOT 'EM
"CHERRY DAY"
THURSDAY
JULY 1 Imi. :
COVE, OREGON
Sports of all kinds, includ
ing Baseballs Gatma
IwivMia contenders for the
aUrtirn Oreoa INnrunt.
'I trybody Velcowe."
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U . Ray t,oK& lJleft 1hls iornia
r Portland ts'rarwet0 bwW
for
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"Tubby" Nlles l"ft thisiorns
on No. rl frohis home(ji N- J?,w"
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