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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1919)
S t 7 2 FRTl !in'iniM t t h". KM. t.K.'i'UHl:;t A, i.-V W'KA'lSUt:' 1A 1 : 1X0 OY'bf :k V .''!; V .J.tfftREE T i . . . i . .:. , .... .. . , . . .r.....A,.T.... 7MfMl,'ttifitJp'.,',l!.'' BUih' era I' of hair. mN 'o'tll " tntooed j Mi. Morrlfpii t.-it jtlvcn tlia' t iriy If'oree-d' mn appii1 r' ' I' lanj MJflJiiO? th ,Af--EISIh'r?:'i6TiouU''1nr(t,tTOi.' XojiV'antlnKt, "4 ployed in the lumber campwIOn r I "'"'0. iii s, starts O'V o juituunu, by Coustmitinoide nml.Alh- ,n ln .-ntm-v daees n lm nlO per ncre. itAllrel, (ncron gmitl plnee fuP ibiiry; Vrte hd ono- limb struek him on the head. It wari ion's lis a reward or faithful service, Uj not) injeeii-v. tdhOiwr .ro ami i 1U-3-J-IVj half mil frwr.'8ranai only . yMttrid J'und Co. (jlO-Jl-'it LOCAL WA TTi'P-TTfTT:k jVieujtnt'for q time that Sie would low I , Hr. I,. M. Kpaldinir, PemMetnn plivsH'"1' "" nerved two munlh fX ' - - the sifht of one eye. ' !cian who served duiw the recent war'01, ho " "Iftntd up fo -1 "i i i TlK,.Mi'i!i("lif;t Pun, lay School tvtl! fto.spital this afternoon state that Wal- hold a tally Sunday u-.oriiuii! at ill tcr o'clock. A nui-leal pioar.ini will lie nfteii.tho pi-iiiurj-.-'.s.tduution fw. o . as a lieutenant in the mrdic.-tl rorus. mi,V rrl.odd In La (.rami Waller E. Watle in Same Condition I has m-cived f rem the v--ir !cSi tmeiit Slad to see her again and la-funs iruin uie uruiiui" mntm- a commission n '.'an' on. A 1 o"oj iiHi iisimhomiii Mi'. and otmitvtie ul service, I$iooo in jtnielry. iliwr .ro Oilnd j 111 ;t"'i lr4V '"I" mll frau mills Kmi;-joul'IO.e. . . V . jr'V Fj l'yi!J.l J n for. Hot u is boll.'Vcd Ilia robbers were In j . . . , 0 ' 1 02 -i '" ho.tlto !,.. .ev,r:.i an o,.,.N j FOIT SAI.R-TIi 1 farm .,0 acre, 2.; d to lie:ir.1(r indi-titio.is tl.ey slept !n tho h-ds 1 n-"" ';" -'' m"' tillable, . HO. TRADK St clsos will o held, . ml lift i u-tlr !3 II. J. Ii9inr i lo !, in hand lo t :!c? a pletuvj ot the 1,'uirh. lias seen ami done. K. Wade, who was brnuitht in Xi-otn I -....a. m,i,.msiiv nv .v untie ! 0 his valley home several Jays niro suf-j M. E,m, -.Morrison wlUes l.ei .TII1EVK: lennir witn severe pa',n m Ins nead. if moihei', Mr praeiicany tne same. O.hI'.i th- ni-it lvM a' hniee. T:ie vtM t-ry wan dHeavorot iTni'i. balance pnsturo fenecd and eios- feneed, n f "inlly orehai d, In e renin I -Studeluikcr Four 7- pa.o!ifor; for Ia Crandc property. -Call Cmdidifo Paint Store lO-a-.ltp iT.vrrooixd iioonxc. lletiirns J'rtmt rcill.iiij Mis. II. K. omllds; lus.reiuvjc S AFTIIlt llOd.K TAKM (ll'C.l.K.H II) SOM' . F. O. Selillke, that she Is started nn her wav home. Mrs. Morrison who was with tho Amerl ran Hed Cuius, was transferred th IN f.OM)ON last of Ailf.ust from Fails ivid was Clark. rortlnnd luniliei-man -htl. H-eiil to lliichareit, where sho was on Tie wag away with his family In Cal LONDON. (Correspondence of thei""' Romanian Cfi:nls.don. Illonila. uot little eh.er when thes y.w it'll the Cl.u-1; f.i.'ly re-v . . . . . o FORTI.AN'n. Oet. 3. Burplam w'ho entered tho limine of O. M. iuiii i niuami, wiii-:i wn went f A.noeialed Fress) There has been Her release takes efr-vt on Qeto- opened a Inrse number of tvhl .key fnr wilh her rtautililt-r. Miss I.ovnu,, boom Wi tattooliy: In't.ondon sineetber let. at whl: Miw slv.was'to Sc ' bottles. Tho bottles contained no' and Mi.-s Car'yn IV line- on their ,p nrirlstlee. The nrlze-winnlntt 'to Galalz. where she wonfd take the whiskey, but liquid soap. way to Kimeni' to ei tir t Blty of Oregon. I lliver-( a,.;!.-,. ....t0 aiii.mlltn.t bv n tlfsebartr- d soldier who asked to have the ipuiks of nil the battles he had par Ro;ldy for ltieduess lr. I.o-illo MelVi'.-raa, who hit been upendlnt; . lit? a;:st two tvenl:.- I be had been through the war from time to Fai'is. boat for Consiantiiioplp, stopping at ! Tnspeclor Joe Morak, lnvestlTnt'-.ts Athens and N'aples. This would be. I tho robbery of Clark's home, Its about a ten day trip. Fpnn her ar- Twenty-fourth street. Wednesday tlelpated in Indelibly written on hlsjrlval at Mars--111ns, Mrs. Morrison reported that ho believes someone arm. It wns a rather long job for would nealn take the train, this who knew Clark was absent fot After arriving in f some time entered tho homo a few III nrranKlnc his d -'ntal office fix-- the start .In 1914. l'nris. Mrs. Morrb-on epects to days after September 1. Everv dt turs and ettuitaaat. saya that 1I107 j -in Thames court recently a man .take the first, steamer sailing fai 1 In tho houso was locked when th-1 are now comph ce and he Is rea;!y tojappntired with his head, nulto bar- home. ' 'family went away, but the bnruhitv administer piMl'f-: ion., I roi vices u j ....Ji.L. . .the public. Ft)K It i;.'T- I.ai-- lina.'ss room. I pood location, 'or Tiinher lafoi-l iiialit?n. hiutire li- l-atvyer, Dill lniid Hotel. 111-;! If. FOK SAI.K 1 sow ami 7 pips. Chesier White. W. 1). Hand. Cove. l()a-ltp I)itr Open nt 7 o'clock First f-Oov Starts 7:15 ARCADE j Joes tti IT. 01' W. Glen Conkey left this week for 'Seattle when1 be will enter th - ln versity of Washington as a jouloi-. Mr. Conkey is a nn'iitb'r of Kapn-.; Sigma fraternity. At Foitlantl Mr. and Mrs. Walter M.FIerce are registertd nt the Hot 1 Portland Portland. Mr.-, i' erejt v. ill no U tins hospital for an opd ration;- Itetllrns l-'roni Colon Slips Annf.-. Shire l ' rttumcl from a soveral da.vs vi:;t with hr parents in Union. '' , On Sick T,M lluph T. I" the U. S. lav: Ills post, beina ;ir. no;.'raidn'r at 1 Off ; a, Is abf-nt at on Hi 1-st. - Htdurns front Molilalia Miss Virgin llird, an employee of tho U. S. Laid Ofie- who was sub poenaed as vllne,s lo a Montana land case, relnrncd front thai statu this morning. Itidni'lts front Coloiado VNlt Mrs. J. A. Muck, whose husband is employed in the J. C. Fenny store: nt Enterprise, was in the city last ; evening. Mrs. Mai l; Is returning to Enterprise ntler an c::lendd visit in i Colorado. j Brbotd Hoard Meets Tool -lit The school board will me"t lo nipbt at 7::!i) In the otrioe or Chnrl.s Reynolds. (Joes to Haines 1 Mrs. 0. II. Iiii:.h, wife of the 1'te contractor Itush, and her attorney.! Itbbert Eakin. wont to Haines today, on No. G, to look rfter business mat-! tors. i Two Viiela.uit'd nicvcles The Chit f. of Po'le 1'icVed up two bicycles several da's a no wb'eti hd hcen ridden off and d se't d. So far, there have been 110 call f:ir the bi cycles. I'.ithland Men IK Totvit j J. M. Henley and Ti.d llolcomb of Blehland, nro visitors in the city . today. TaldngVjChance Sometimes it is good policy to take a chance lmt in clothes-lmving it's a "iltlc diri't-Fcnt. You wouldn't think of taking a chance on a suit unless vmi knew i here was a reputation behind jt. All one goods are the kind that have made good. Take the Horn's and Woo'cy ';; suits for example f)0 years of scientific clot'jies tailoring something thai h not a gamble. Tlicv are made to your individual nieasiiremcnt. Quality, E',io, Service. Prices are $22.50 to $04.15. This is the headquarters in La 1ande for wearables of the "make good" vnr "Wliv not investigate? Xow's the time You save! We sell for cash. nn ni' r t . r r i'S hV, if ijilj VlLMiiT PRitJIS Is in out I fi VcsWo Is tjios. ir. inch . I'resents TODAY. TOMORROW WM. S. HART. "THE POPPY GIRL'S HUSBAND" An Artcraft Picture "l"!iH" 'Hart in aiAenUrely new kind of role. It's one of the welVkiiown "IJostun Illackie" stories that apiearedu the Red Honk Magazine And the two-reel,;ifi "HEARTS A :ft KeniH'tt (!ouie'ily- D FLO WEES" j You w'ill finil the b".;t jn-r ;':n r. t iou ! fir itr hii'K oi' protnitliiM: Avs '.t--tl by rny (tn'i stoi't1, i? th: om- t-U rmt wnrvnntc iy FAMILY Df?Ut3 STORE CLINT'S PHONE RED 641 CLINT VAN FLEET, Prop 1103 ADAMS AVEt LOUISE FAZUND A FORD STERLING , a I " and The Sennett Bathing Bcaut'es' MATINEE EVENING Children, fx- - Children, 10c Adults, 20c Adults, 25c' Coming Sunday Constance Talmadge. . , 0 I tt t -: ji-ir nil ir-.:"- U" y-' r'Ui - lltLMu- a ssfe From Witrltll.i, K itt-e" .Mrs. A. S. Haitck a-'id Mrs. E. C. Colvln. nrrivod nn the lnornlnj; trajn j h Tom T-ttfliis lit-! iifii! Tom I.nftiis lp-.r.'turtif.l frcm nn j; Insnortion lour of west'-rn Crpnoit. J . Mr. I.nftus took in t'"' n;it:nd-Cit ( and (lion made Ids vinit to Willam ette Valley points- We Want-Women To Know-. On Vacntion Mr. mid M-rtt. Pf.lt' liavo rone to j Tortlnnd for n visit i:li Mr. I'uvVv's j rtooplp. ntld lilsti for a r.tv-it vnrttti'.n. ; , Mr. r.irKtr is nn ru.. ji . j ; North rotvder Ftirmtra in To'n T W Pii-pn. rr :ir.,i- A. I'.. V. l!i,.!,'IM. ' I nrnminent 1::nv.i'r. from North i Powder, nro in th? city ! !:.:.-, Unr, nctinR business. -That We Have a Fine Line of Household Equipment- fioes to Wallowa ( onnlv : Frank Hart. R ffjpsjr -of Union, who has boon t-nnt.trtiii.f l-.i-i--"5s in the city for t'w :i?t :- t't K of t'.-ty? went to Wallowa eo-i:;!;.- thi trott in:: ELKC'TIIIC ICON'S , KLE(TI'ICT0STK1,S " '- ' ELl'.CTRIC'CRll.LK KI.I''Ti;FC PKRCOLATORS S KLK'TUMC WAFI'LI-: IR()N lister Illicit improvrd Fester Rir-h. who v n l-.rMir.tt imot j.J the Grande RwV h-i!t:1 several j ji days nt'o fdIov,-iiii nn n ;-.!;;.'- in; ! Hi eh vnll-y. is rei-e--; -d not.lt mi V'ATIlIiTIOTTId'.S Why not try the f!pet eivii may Junto. to l uy? 7hv sett it fit Silveilhorn'V A'-.n hot ro and hot cli-jcelate '",: i nt . ' fAMILY DPUQ STORE l A GRANDC.OflCGCN. ! i t ;- IP" SCISSORS .KNIVKS AN D 1Y)1 KI ksY I KITCIIKX Js'VlY PA R I .(V'k X 1 V I-'f TTlRRMOSl'.O'lTLKS AU'MIXl'M HOT WKA 1 M'.V I'" I d ' M I X L M rXIVlfl.M-fl'l-RCOLATORS 5f ' kr m K raw vNfJ35 Ai Mi' YOU aro the consiimitr; the most im port.nil link 111 the grout industrial 1 chain. 'm Wlictlier or not Oregon factories hall if P"w; wlit'tlii'r or not the protliicer shall t(jtol a 1'itir retiimii'rnlliiii for his prod ' nets; v lit tiler or not there shall bo work anil prosperity nntl happiness in Ore- gori tlfpf IIIIH 011 you. I no ina..o . sttmrt)y p to you. It is your individual responsibility. These tilings arc not possible without a market and you can insure that mar ket by buying Oregon products.- Amociated Industries of Oregon ijji. If "I i; mm ?WWIWM"-!rW."" .LtuuM l II n ni"K('i;ij KNiVKS COMMUNITY SILVERWARE fiur Priacs Are Siiyht a Shoes of' Merit MM'1: m iti;:i!; i i t ,i "WE OFFLH, fin' your insM'H ion, a col !( ion of tlic very newest creations in !,;"l:rt-- N'uvi-lty l-'ntil weal'., ' ' KEOJ'j i !:al wilUti'inl t lie iii'iiMi-sl iii (liifaliilit.v iwnY still ns-iurc the wearer oi' 1 1n- latest "in Ant liej'it ic Styles. II:CI..1IT,D, in one now einnlele stuck for Fall, yon will rind Mai-.y nMiii i-x'-"l!!:;'re desii.ts in patent leather eoinliinatiniiH, "in button mvl 1 1 ' i -. ' I )iv ' litin kA. AlViealiJn'owiis and " f.iberty" K''eys, shown in liijjii curv 1 1! ; ,-, !(! .-ir'J ii-al: conjl'orbible nieliinn heels. Sais-l Spats- Spats ' A i,t-e- i-I.ipiheii of t.ii,"!!! hiittoii.dio buckle, 'o'ove-litiiii'r spats in Taupi, I'et.i-I ;i-cv, i ';tv. ii nnS Caflornf 8 . ' T...$3. IM'I'.I'.I'I.' i -nir Maliiiomstu'aiire. Teep vtmr Jet drv., l)tni t cii4 Jhe o1' !e i". ():;r st l:Ji i-tiiiiiili-te fur men women and i-.: I 1 ft-ii RedCrc4 o V B Q q a " 5 Qrjpgon Hdw. &0lEip!emtnt Coi C3 ox 6 hi. I! 9 !i e"It Pays & Tatriift theSpedalty.Maftg a I it . i 3m o- O O e It a VI 9 It . y o':t'! K'l W!e l'r-cnfion Q-.ort. -n ,.. ... - .,, O; Q-?r e o 0 n o '00 o ' o
