La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 29, 1919, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texto d REMEMBER!!0 Sept 1 Honda. Night, 1 ". s iiitli'iiiilailiiK State I'.xliibit A coiiiiuuiiissitou wub received by the I nion I'omity Ail Club from Miss llfl..,,:., . Ilf...lun' -1..I.., , V i,H,,.i )NbitoOf I'niou CoiO:"3 pt'.i(liirAt INDICATIONS OP ;j o NAVAL FIGHT ARCADE THEATRE !r suitable, nrrancomonts ran ' he :.. P.., - ...mi ..a. IUJlK-o HI l "lull i.iiUiW "lll pare an exiuim 10 lane us place along ith oth'er county exihblt in the fiate. The ehiins are housed In tho Orecon I ( ilcl in k in Portland anil present all lhe, e nrSiL's o( tli state, i Till- Fred Sie gel Stock Company Present' vTIl MCOMKDY DRAMA "Bought AnPad4;)Pp,r, i pliw 4c ,War Tax, total ilJii...'.: -35c All 73e seats arc now on sale; get your tickets and ' , rivoid 'disappointment. ,.::.75c i,:.'.50c Jliips Ifcufcinf Horsi "Hroncht tfub Hall ami iley I'luruhett shippJ nimfoen fc'iul of bucking horsey to Portland tost nitfht, where they will put on a thru? day htw of the wild west imfer. After their Portland eiyagenmnt they will make u tour of southern Oregon, rh- turning: to this section in time for llw Pendfeton luauut-l'p. . . . nit Di fu tlon of Kronst.t Vediu'sd.i . It Mipposod r?u,t Ib-ftlsli naval ami air fortvs wero engtieed. "' AnoViier " 71 vK.'Vlitiaif A: : r 1 iotv cream social vll he jiiven liy Mrs. J. T. r.ihhv O-t 9(or the Vhils- bn ..Cv'lU 68!.lM!v i In. .td law n, no and cootl time, Omiii v' p. wit. on, and h Jp OUifse yomifT pcopl. to fu'-itsh their ut; ITi.ii ink two honriC was hoard ,, ' A ." ... .. P . r.t , , , ,, ., 1. (opposite In' R.sl II IK ( Mill i Vlborg. r inland, floia lli"0'i'0-i, c , , " r u- iji iv i i 0 it i i',rtng your mends ami onjov a iliuio, OiMnt p. n. on, aiul &iheso younir peonl. to fiiLnish Sunday ;.i hool inline -. I NEW TODAY; inunii in mil ii y over ma tops or TuiuMrte nuw uii'B' lurniHuea. All work Is guiyrantej, p. A. Jaoer ut ,1114 JeffurHpn 1 d 1491. LOST An oval Hhapod luckot, wifli Mnsunlc MiinuKruui. Lt'uve ut Ob miivur. R0uia. S-aa-Jtp j.p!liorn chicken" and au A-l Jer y uwilUV"ln' burn - and -wiiiyif- anil cuul in wood hoiial. No ojwivH- ninitu WW' A b.'irgaln If takoe at )r, !"'iiH K4 fcoltlein, Inland -J City. fi-'.';,. . . 8-29-ltj Ohnerrer tdTrtl1ng par. KomR Needed For Next "eck . ' Any resident hnvinp sli epihir room avuilulilc for next week that can be rented will confer a favor by calling Red 192, or seeinK Y. R. WriKht. The crowd will be very large during the libor lay festivities nnd all rmnns v:ill be needed, as the hotels are well filled now. . H Caddle'dv.-e. Clergyman i1iiylnff at htunrlc St. tni' vv'n for tl& tlft tlino, tililli0 What Is Jlmt yawnlni! atiyss I tho ilistaiK-A ciiffdli'1 . iiiHi That'll Roll, . riei'i,'.vunin lilfteed 1 t clve a bunker Ciiilillc Aon sec. lr. It's cnllil help lii'ciiujo ylneo ye Ret III ye cnnim Ki't rit. :' C'lorcyninr. (after plnylne and land ini: Irt the hunker calls fur fils lilbHi t Idtud plays n Eood'slmt out of the haz ard) Whirt have you sot to say to that now?' ruddle .V that I hric to any, .sir. In when we dee tnk' yep itildlek V ye. l'lirtlnliil Teleuraill. VAfcW.KV STOCK UANC1I SOU ht nanio . ,0,," ,. , . iiiii in i iniii'.i, vw.it i. r .v ill 1 1 in tint boLiom, anil tlu bal.f.ieo Her. on tho lull. I'ine ?Nuie. u little tini- btir and jiluiny if wat r. Tim Improve-, inl :,,. 1, 'V .if M.t propertf twenty thousand dollar, and the ohioV would tuko a PtJ.l. well improved forty or un ?l::Jity at the iii;ht prii' as tin firm p.iai,toiit. Teriim, civ 'balaiico. 1 SKClTilTY LAND & SAVJNf.S CO., 8-2!)-Si. 1- LOCAL PENWG$ . : i lurest l-Tre Hitliatiou liupuivillir J I.. Cramer. Secretary of the Un ion and Wullowa County's Fire Asso ciation reports that the forest fir? stuation" In the county is very, niticli improved over last Sunday. There j are still six fires oC good size burn ing b.ut these are undr control. More ! tlian 100 men are now employed by j Concord Sunday Kveiiiny; : Tho Community Chorus will hold a concert between 7::itl and 8:00 o' clock at tho ipark Sunday evening. The Community Cliorua quartette, In cluding Mr. I,nudruin, Mr. ltellamy, Mrs. It. J. Collier and Mlg TSonian will render another of their numbers which was so much appreciated last Sunday evening. t'omliiK to Investigate Fred Oarrett, formerly of Oklaho ma, and now temporarily located at Tillamook, Onegou,, Is headed forl.ai"10 f're. association besides a good I , , ' Orundo by auto. Mr.i Gurretf is coin- many by the government who are''" rlr'"n M. Ave , i Ing on a visit of luiesiigaiion having I engaged In combating the fires that i Tha f're department was called been favourably Impressed with the ihave encroached on the government out. last evening about 6:ilt to ut possibilitles or-thl9'c,!i,iny bv an ftr-' re-serves. The fire back of Cove has '-'n(1 IO smn11 P'a33 f're neae 'ho tide appearing "In hn- of tho lort-'l probably done the most damngc as H lAdventfst Church on M Ave. The fno land 'dailies relatvo ; ti) trhc"Kew: Ail Club booklet liliHi is just off' the press and reay lor dittrihution. "Kindly rquieiubcr .the chair proe Ice at tho Oliilstirtii Church tonight, under the direction or Mr. J. T. Caldwell, the ipopular leader of (he O.-W. H. & N. band. You are invited to join. This choir Is going to grow and become an inlerosting feature In the Sunday evening Bervice, espechil Jy the coming fall and, winter. ItoturtiK tn Ciiliirailn limine " Miss KmiiKi Klutenstein returned I to her home at Greeloy. Colorado, af tep spending the summer with her i)ronc),c(1 in years. Much Val bit. Into a belt of good standing tim ber, while the Suinmervllle fire pro bnhly runs It a close second in point of damage. The greatest damage done so fur has been to the grazing ''nnll. : .' ., The last few cool days have nided the men fighting the (ires miiteriully and has made It iposslble for them to got tho fires under control. The high wind of last Sunday was very discouraging as it-carried the fire through the tops of the trees, ren dering back firing impossible. Exact fghres as to the ncreagu burnt over this year are not as yel available but a conservative estltnato puts the total beyond anything np whb quickly extinguished by tin uso of a tank of chemical and no dam uge 'was done. Knrotitc to Hoi Lake Mrs. M. K. Hue and daughter Hel en, from Enterprise, spent the night In La Grando on their way from En terprise to Hot Lake. v Will Occupy New location The firm of Anderson llros., plumb ers, will within a few dnys move to the room on Adams avenue next to the La Grande Investment Co. aunt and uncle, Mr- and Mrs. G KlofciiHtcin, of La Grande. Misr KJofenstcin Is a Icacher In the schools at Greehy. Portlaiulein Arr'ver Tomorrow - O. L. Price, oiui.of the prominent attorneys of Portland, occonipanled by his family will arrive in the morn ing to visit at thq home of A. T. filll and family. Mr. Price is a broth a of Mrs. Hill. . noble grazing land has been ruined and many thousands of feet or tim ber destroyed. Thomas Hill Homo from Visit Thomas Hill, who has been spend ing his vacation in Portland checking up the city ways and comparing the merits of the Willamette valley with thy GraiuleKonde, has returned home. Cove Principal in Town . Prof. Kaufman, principal of the Cove Schools, and daughters were La Grande visitors today. Here Fi-om Pendleton Mr, L. E. Mcllee and family are visitors from Pendleton in La Giando Visitors from Oinnhni Mrs. J. M. Iliatt, from Omnha, i:. In the city-visiting her sistar Mrs. C. P. Newlln. Mrs. Hiall will be joined liy her husband, J. M. Iliutt In a short time, after which they wil: continue their trip to the coast and western points. Don't forgot to reserve your tick ets for tha Wrestling Match. All Stores Closed .Monday Tha stores of the city will close their doors Saturday night and re main closed until Tuesday moriilngr in order to give all concerned. un op portunity to jiardcipiito in tho Lubo. Day festivities. Slang Is a Necessity. "My friend," said the fussy old gen tleman, "why do you Ray you must 'toddle nlnng?' Ynti are In Hie prime of life nnd walk with the easy trend of n hanker." "Sir," said the facetious citizen, "If everybody were as particular about the cholco of words as you are, bonk re viewers would write up basebiill games and heckling the umpire would be come a lost nrt." Illruiliigliam Ago-Herald. Prevalence of Deafness. The last census showed that there are In the Vnlted States 8:.'JS7 per sons who aro totally deaf. Dr. Wen dell O. Phillips of Xew York told the Philadelphia College of Physicians re cently that In Xew York city there are at least 100,000 persons more or less Incatiacltated as a result of purlin! deafness, and of these probably K0 per eent are of the working class. 01250.00 boys a neat llttlo home Nor Flv un luaiiftdain stwet liiipioveniiOits noirly all paid. KKUUIUTY l'AXi & SAVINGS CO. J S-2!l-S(, tecs Modern house, elof In, lan;e lot, $:1.V,00.00 Tonus. SECURITY ?-"' & SAVING! CO, WANTK1 A girl living at home to work aftef school aud Satuidays. Plum.' lll.ick :istil. e.-2'.Mf. Would yon buy a 66 acr traet of good Sandridgo land I at th rl.ir price'. Tho land Is alt in cultivation Uul there nra no improvements. Ju.i buy this and rent It out ua It will in (ko yirtt bettor iutnrustj Hum you can make at anything elso, and Jbosidca, it Will hicreaso III "prico gr iper rout before another year: SKCl'ItlTY I.ANJ) & .SAVINGS CO , ; 8-2!)-3r m cf Sliiffinar 2& m m Scenes WAXTUl)--Girls to dance In cabaret show. Experience unnecessary. Go ing to California. Apply at Foley Hotel, room 111- S-2!l-2tp FOH SALE-- Foun houses, modern and in good rnmlh:lon. A bargain it' taken at oiu-e. .Ip'Hiiro at Jester's Shoe Shop. S-2!)-tf. .If you know a bargain, and would I buy one, let us show you a property. !on the North sldo with all Street 1 rssersmenls paid, at a pried $1000.00 less than It la worth. Can ho bought now for 12200.00. iSHCl'ltlTY LAND' & SAVINGS CO. 8-29-31 Tiile tieU I Prices for Canadian Wool, The average value of unwashed wool a pound In Canada was iVi cents to producers In 11118 and Ml cents In 1017; washed, 80 cents In 1018 mid 75 cents. In 1017, A woman wanted to help hur hus band accumutato some property. She can help him by buying olio of the best rooming houses In town, now earning ?100.00 n month, besides liv ing apartments for the family. You ran take in thU money while your husband attends to bis business. The properly lis now S8.000.00. I Well located on .tha best street in Vtio ae.es not far from Union. The ' ml '. b8 WOr,h mor iiuproveiiu'iit me only fair, but lh.v "'"n . ' pri land Is good. .'has water for Irrlga-UKl n IJlND & SM 1 N' CS lion and is ajplacrt that Is inkalng S-.J-it money. The price ot this property Th- mini l run LOST Ladies small watch- with . chain on street. Hetiirn to Observ er, i t S-29-lltp , r Don't for-int to reserve your tick eti! fur the Wrestliint.,4ileli is only $100.0,0 per acre. SAY TltlP SHOULD HE DEIiAVED. WASHINGTON, Aug. 2!). Two Re publican representatives introduced resolutions in the house today, propos ing that congress declare the Presi dent should postpone his tour, duo-to the industrial situation nnd the C03t of living. Snmuel Gompers, president of the American' Federation of Labor con ferred with the President -today. Altogether Too Much Hasts. "What's your grudge against Judgo Wombat? I'"" bust-, loo hasty. Gives a man no time to. prepare his cases. Cnso of mine has been on tho -docket only ten years mid Vti Insists on my itulng Jo trlaC Aicaiphls Appeal. Pelco llants Have Own Truck Nate ZweiTeJ, who Is dispensing light to the farmers through his Del co systems, has purchased a Dodge truck which will be used entirely to transport light plants over tho coun try. The sales on the I)i lco ar! run ning high in tho valley and Mr..Zwei fel believes the busin.-s.ii has just fair ly begun. Will Teach In Ogtlon MIhs Evolyn Foas arrived from , Seattle Thursday evening to spend several days with Mrs. Uuth Jackson, j Miss Fo?s will go from La Giando to Ogden where she will teach tho com j Ing year. Don't forget to reserve your tick ets for the Wrestling Match. Ileturhs to Wallown Jim Parsons returned to Wallowa this morning after" spending a few Weeks In La Grande. AT LA GRANDE, OREGON PRESENTING Watkins-Warner Aero Circus .Exhibitions and Passenrer Flights Daily Throughout Entire Week, by Army Aviators with a Government Curtis Airplane, and a Parachute Drop by Sergt. Cadden.- i Visiting From Salnn Mrs. Leo Morclock js up from Salem spending a few days with her father .Chief Christiansen. Mr. More lock Is on the police force in Salem (Joes To I'nlmrr Junction. Mrs. Bert Oakinan returned to her llaco nt Palmer Junction on thii morning's train. U-lums To Kliiln Mrs. J. Y. T. Galloway r tiirnul to Klein this innrcing after :i brief llsit In l.a, C,Kinde. ... rwr From Iiristinr - Mrs. Chas. Uidmell ! I.ntine. U a t'atir.iu .e visitor today. prrim XotHi romli. Br. . J'An iipoii ! d"p f'ora (o:h 'I'oBl 'r 1 id . trictlss 4.s r.i ia lh Mt - ' i T . t From 1 rloB ' J. W. rlpneer :id Fratlk Bio'w.I: Wtu! ef tiofi I'isl'in this iH-jTh- Vrs. cVilr.n ftk'iff t;S4ii tills mornitis: froin,iin i t will q friend -nd relaP.ves Mt if f 0 0r,:0 0 e -1 ps Don't frr '9 '""'A',''?, ""''' ' i for oWrestlin5 Mati ALL Till- WKKK SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF Babcock & Ryan Greater Shows The Premier Attractions of the Northwest, Including Capt. Bell's Deep Sea Divers, Royal Hawaiian. Village, The world of Wonders, . - "Danger,' Don Jilano, the Horse.With a Human Brain, Mysterious Mamie, Underground Chinatown, The Solomon Islanders, i Big Eli Ferris Wheel, NESTER'S' MILITARY BAND. JumpingHorse Carry-TJs-All, ' A SHOW WHERE "DECENCY FIRST" PREVAILS. Look for the $10,000 Veiled Beauty liliONCHO CONTESTS 15V NOTED lil DKliS, AT FA?K OUOI NIH 'Big Wrestling Match FREBERG vs. HOWARD UTAH TWtiTttF, W l. M. MO.lino. two Te.ilt ut hpinvhi Ul-s. ' n who bays at I this price has ui $tooo.oo, as ,oin as tho deal is closod, us liienl.1 nothing around It .priced at less thuti $125.00 per acre. SECUK1TY LAND & SAVINGS CO. . 8-29-31 SALE A six room house nnd 1UI two and a half acrus. Two blocks north nnd two blocks W- m Kiverm school. Part cash mid Valance on easy tornis. Sue ownur. ifi-s. Plioehe Webb, 402 Denton 8tT 8-29-31 240 acres of cut - over land, wi-st and south of town, good cabin, most ly fenced, liiio slu ing. This Is u splen did properly for 81111111101- pasture mid tho price is Tory reasonable; easy tornis. I i SECURITY I.AKU SAVINGS CO I 8-20-3! AUTO TOP HOSPITAL-New Insll- FOR RENT One fivnlshcd room. Cheap. Phone Blkek 1462. 8-29-2L Red Cross Drug v Store Th l'recrlp(lim Htor, FfLMST WNiS IN 1 OUT Bum Preserve . AT kd i- Ypur w wmmi FOR SALE 3 lots on pavod ntreot, eight room house, two wells ot pure water, one pump In house. Apple, pear and prune trees and current bushes. Sixty tailored white Don't noglect your cnniora. If it Is out of order, why not have Is put In first class condition at once. It don't cost much to have such repairs ilono at Sllvorthorn's. 8-2li-lf rAMILY ORUO STORE lA QBANOg.OPCfflON. hold j"iir.y pliiiscs; iiipvitalily -tlit'io conic pci-iotls of success, and often failure. Tho, man who main- iM. tains a level head VJ during success; who fears not fail- lire, hut regards it as a stepping-stone -sv" to greater success 1- - . V (f) Is tlie inan who has confidence in him 5H' self aiiA in' his nbil-' J ity to ncliieye. 1 W -. A growilig linan- mighty eynfjidcneoi begetter. Qi)cn a Savings Aecount today. 96 United States 4 National Bank W) (fi W i r.a Oranrlo Hro PEP v OH BOY! JAZZ Oil JOY A Real Jazz D ance McCormick's Novelty Jazz Band . Of l)i lliiiicl, Oregon. A Dance Orchestra That Pleases Them All. Featuring Mr. Earl Ileadricks, Unequalled En-. tertainer. FRIDAY, 1 AUGUST 29th REX HALL Ten Cents Everybody Col The Talk j- of Town. HARMONY FUN-N UNDER AUSPICES CF THE CEJfTHAL LABOR COUNCIL o ,j of La Grande, Oregon." . SEND IN K0MlNA7lC?ia YQ& qVttV Of tVt IAQ FESTIVAL o Do TaD-rtftlirowf, Bc. CtTitraiLiibotCouticil.V 0 65 a f ANCY CANING PEACHES SB 1 PW 41 box f. 1 4 ( i , "' ' o . 0 . '' 8o o s B 0 KIDOfl'S STORE . . I4ar ity, 0reg 0 0 e. o Red 7U ' 8e u iu 0 O 0 gja 0 o e Q 6 9 GO 0 S o 9 e o o 0 ft 3 e e 8 o o o 0 . ftpMfr. PsBsBslBBBBBBtsI