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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1919)
o TUESDAY BVENim OCTOTVEIi ft, 1910. I?A CIRANDE TCVENPNTO OHRERVTCTi" THREE V. LOCAL La Unuide liny Honored The pers(Oifll of the Men's Cbyn Club ot tlie University of Oregon, which has boon anifuungell, contains the name of Kalpli E. l'ostou, fii-jj tenor. This Indeed Is an honor for the Qfrunde boy, as out of tin CO singers who trl d out, only 2 2 wore choseg for tho club,0iuost ol tllse being new members. T.t Glee Club Is planning a three day musical festival, tg bo given next spring, when grand opera numbers will be sung in costume. All of tho good Voices in the University will be used in the choruses of the fes tival, and the university orchestra will participate, according to pres ent plans. Official Triii County Agriculturist Paul Spill man, Mbs Loujse Zorn, public health nurse, and Mrs. A. E. lvanhoe, coun ty school superintendent, drove (iocs to Logifi, I tab O Geigld and Irwin I'ierson left last uvouing for Logan, Utah, being Oilled there by the death of their father. They expo,t toroturn In a couple of days. Irwin I'lerson has been Ajiiio from the service only a week today. He wifd In France twey-five months, goiiw over itft tho ISth Engineer, and later was transferred to the 121st Engineer's Corps. He left La Grande two years ago the first of June. The l'ierson 1 years.ugo. family had four boys in the service and one In the S. A .T. C. 1'hroo of tfteiu served in the engineer corps, while Gerald was u member f tin t.u ttrande hospital unit. o - o - o -- S.1B1I1 Ihiknta Kill! or Here enlark D. Siott, publisher of the Sioux Figls, SuOth Dakota, l'ress, Is a visitor In La GramlO, IiuvIq; ar oived on the morning train to re main a day or two . with old time friends in this vicinity, hi the earlier days Mr. Scott was a news paper publisher In La Grande, anj issued the first bonafido dally paper published In this city, about thirty o o " Not Right Kind of Liu$ter0 One Is tempted siO.etlmes to laugh at unother's uilshup ur iliQippnlutmcnt, but tho laughter Unit leaves a o'i'K' in somftjne's lieart Is not tho sort ol laughter that helps ftiyouo. o e Butter Wrapper pyntcd at tte 4bserver office. I'mlorgiRi OiHTittion A message from, l'ortkind today, stated that Dr. Dora Underwood, who was taken seriously 111 and was tak en to Portland several days ago un derwent an operation this morning and is reported to be 'getting along nicely. Visiting -Mrs.' 1 alilioe Mrs. Emma McCully of Olynipla, to I Washington, Is spending the day Medical Springs yesterday on an of ficial visit to the school. On the way they stopped at the llallor 'school and on their return trip stop ped at Park school. Tomorrow the tame party expects to make profes sional trip to Starkey. Spejtks at ltaptist Oiurch Dr. Reed of Portland will speak nt the Baptist church this evening at 7:30. The subject will be the "Casting of Jonah Overboard." Visitors from Neighboring Towns . Among tho visitors today from tho neighboring towns were P. Khymes, Elgin: s! A. Cotter, Enterprise; Wil liam T. Simmons, Kamela. Hero From Itrllish Columbia John H. Jackson of Tulmaneen, B. C, was a business visitor today at the United Slates Land Office. with Mrs. A. E. lvanhoe. Mrs. Mc Cully's late husband, F. M. McCully, was at one time depty state super intendent of the schools in tho state of Washington. United in ,M:rriage William N. Scearco and Mrs. Fran ces A. Ward, both of this city, were united in marriage Sunday evening at 6 o'clock at tho Methodist church, Rev. N. Sherman Hawk, officiating. They weiio uccompunled by Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Haven, Charles W. Andrews and Matt Kurres. Buys ltesideiicc St. S. Osburn yesterday bought the Frank E. Rohan residence u 401 Fourth street. Tho amount paid was J2S0O. UaAucH Horse Man Here F. S. Head, horseman of Haines Is in the city today on business mat ters. To llnteilniii Kalfee Klateli Mrs. Al Andrews will entertain tho members ot the Kaffee Klatch on Friday afternoon. Likes Portland Hotter Word has been received from Miss Marjorie Silverthorn, that she Is now settled at Los Angeles where she will attend the library school this winter. She writes that she still favors Oregon and prefers Portland to Los Angeles. llettlin From Wnlln Walla Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Last returned last evening from Walla Walla where they havo been on a several days pleasure trip. Here from Vorutcilo J. D. Freeman, well known ieep luau from PocatclU), Jilnho, is transacting business in the city. All the Maccab's are . earnestly requested to be present at regular mooting, , Wednesday evening, Oct. 15th at 7:30. Very Important bus iness. By order of conmumdor, NORA M. MACKEY, CORA KERR, R. K. ; j lU-H-L't. .FOR SALF A Dodge, 1!)17 model, in good comrflion. See owner. A bar gain. liHlAv Avenue. 10-14'itp FOR SAI.K LiViig hens "and rabbits. Phone Ulack ' 10-11-3. WANTED Five to fifteen g:i!Ueis of milk per day. lllue Mountain Creamery. 10-H-itp I CARD OK THANKS We wish to thank the ladles of tho Eastern Star and tho Rebekah lodges and our neighbors for their kindness in tho lute Illness of our mother. 10-14-ltp WM. AND MRS. RANDALL. WILLAMETTE' VALLEY PROPERTY Would exchange for property here, I'M acres two nnd one-half miles southeast from Cottag Grove, on good graveled road; 80 acras in good state ot cultivation, 4-1 acn second growth used foi is nearly level, fenctd fenced, all hog-tight, I sii good five-room house, g outbuildings. Price Long time loan of $5001 sumed. Must have good value here, and would assume small debt. Want to be near school. SECURITY LAND & SAVINGS CO. La Grande, Oregon. bf first and pasture. Land and cross- nail creek, barn, other per acre, can be as- RLrS PRINTS IN OUT before preserve Your jiiBllI From Copporfield Hector A. Stewart and Edward Bailey, both ot Copporfield, were visitors in tho city today while trans acting business at the U. S. Land Office. NysMi Visitor W. F. Shellds, of Nyssa, that small ,town near tho state lino, is a visitor in the city today. Leases Show 1 looms llort Hamilton, agent for the Nash car, haB leased the show rooms of the Foluy hotel and will take Imme diate possession. lninahik Mali Heir: S. Walter Mead of Ininuhu, was a cnllor at the U. S. Land orfice ym-,terday. Hero from Burns B. S. Hughes of Hums ,1s regis tered at one of the local hole Is. llaby at Kastintin Home A ton pound baby boy was born this morning to Mr. nnd Mrs. E. W. Eastman, 808 Fourth street. North Powder Visitor Here D. W. Ruff, of North Powder, was transacting business in the city today. Pendleton Visitor Hen. George A. Purdy ot Pendleton was in the city today on business, call ing at the U. S. Land Office. Ite.sideiieo Changes Hands Mrs. H. C. Gilmore sold her res idence at 703 Main avenue yester day to C. D. Putman. Tho consid eration was $3,000. WANTED! Apple Pickers 'Also customers -for small sound Jonathan, and Newtown Xppics hit 75c per box ; on-hard. V GRANDE RONDE VALLEY FRUIT CO. Eight Miles NrthW La Grande. CALL B. MsjiURLAND, Home Independent Fanners 210. For Your Breakfast Tomorrow Have some nice Pancakes from Olympic Pancakl Flour Albers Pancake lonr I Albers Peacock Buckwheat Flour Aunt Jemima Panqake Flour These are delicious witlrHf-iiddcrs Svrup. It is it; lirownie absolutely pure syrup, with enough maple to make t lie taste last. J. G. SN0DGRASS PHONE .MAIN 43 .COMBINATION HEATING If' Mil S-V'T" I ff-Ti m m i sure and ook. our I ICSSii'H: lUrl $7.50. $;.i.00. ki.50,V 'S.Tiv7 vIS ; V "v. $51.00. tsioo. X The firebox of tilts stove will burn 18-indi wood laying flat on the grates. You do not get the effi ciency out of wood ir you burn it standing on end.. It has a large dour for burning chunks or kuota. When you reverse the grates you firebox for ve a neater do loves $22.00, 12.50, $16.50, IDEAL UNIVERSAL We also have some used atovea that we have taken as first payments. Carr Furniture Co. 'Where Your Credit Is Good" Have the label, which aUinds for fair working conditions, put on your job printing. Tho Observer Is one of the two shops in town observing unior principles. Phone Main 37. Wash That Itch Away Thcro In nhtolnMy iio inifTrror from foiriM who ever UM'tKtliu Kiitiplu wiiili L. l. 1). unit did tint ftvl lliiiiu'di:i-ly that wonderfully cnlm.rfKil BcnHutL'H tli; rnim-ii wlion tlut UTi ) tiikrh uwhv, 'Eliiii KtMllliiNrr wnsii tvnutr;itci Vte ptirtu, frivoa tVtmit-Tclicf ftvm tliu mutt tlintrcuiiuK ukia dihuuet . . & jut I'UTMAN DlSUt; STOI113. The Methodist church will have n runinnifre sale in basement of the church, Wednesday afternoon, October 15. iO-VJ-'U 11IO ri'llIJC DANCH Given by Culllnary Worker'8 local 11)1, on October 14, Zubor hall. Come. Host of music. 10-8-61 Campholatum for sunburn, for tan, for burns, for soro hands, for sore nose, for sn'e tyos, for croup, for sore throat, Is no doubt the best general preparation sold today price Is :irc and lir.c at 10-8-tt FAMILY DRUG STORE I.A ORANDE.ORCaON. For a Rood oasy shave and an up to dato hair cut go to Joo Williams, proprietor Foley Hotol Barber ahop. 10-9-tf. ReCiioss1 DruA S :ore HI liie PrcacrlpUoO Stora. Hot Cakes and Syrup "What is nicer fol- breakfast thesceool ni'irn inys than a stack o Hot Cakes witli nict; s-rup 611 tliein.' AVe liave the Syrup all kijids, aiit'I priced right. Hillsdale Avplli'agus 1 !.......30c can l'iue bVoet roLtt.ts, $ lb.s! . ...25c Have voijf tried tainpl'irs r.niji. v ia: 1 11 iiffenint kind.s. . JOEL'sVlROGERY.'- . Jus Home of Royal Club Cjpodft S flLV.rdfetr a?iJ JiVasiiugto. hone ARCADE. THEATRE: TOMORR OW I IIPPODROMF? VAUDEVILLE n LEWIS KKliX AND J JESSIE . -lty. . j . KANE Mechanical ivelt' .THE l'ETTICOUDS VUMiWfa'E I 'Artist. Two-Reel Cfonwl -A Coined v Nov- ! -,-, .... ,.- f- ju r roues . J ' XoveJtv 'Clian-' Orchjestra. . . o " "iOUlglif . a t 'GREASES LIGHfMSG' e o V MALTH0ID w RU-BER-OID 0 uri V READY ROOFINGS Here you see one of the shredding machines prepar- rags for making into the tough, long-fibre felt which is the "base" or body of Malthoid and Ku-ber- oid Roofings. ood ready roofing is simply a long layer of felt, sat- ted with a waterproof material and coated with a 'avier weather-proof qomposition. It can be seen then that the protection afforded by any roofing against sun and rain is in proportion to the quality of the materials that go into it. Thus the great importance of good, tough, long-fibre rag felt All the felt that goes into Malthoid and Ru-ber-oid Roofing is manufactured in our own mill. And because we are large consumers, we have the pick of the rag market. From this we cartfully select exactly the rags we need to make quality felt. Malthoid and Ru-ber-oid are made to last. Sta'rting with the felt, quality is built-in. Every step hi h'e man ufacture of Malthoid and Ru-ber-oid is carried oiwith in our own mills and factories under the care of ex pertsby means of "tho most, modern machinery and facilities. . . s When you buy? roofing hijf the best 1 Tie saFst prtection ypu can j;ct. It pays in lewer rapairg and lv,cost pet yar 'of service. Maltlimd and Hu-ber-ofJ Roofings lwvSbecn making good for yeajs, wide. all sorts of extreme conditns. Malthoid aif i'.u-0 ber-ofd arifsuii) rain and lire-fcsistant. 8 , "THE PARArTIjsn CONfiANIESt INC. a San Frjncioo o e in An" ii n'iin'iw PABCO Koofingi Flit Builnf fiprri Wteipt Doling f't-Q Coveting liuluittial Piinti Hag Boarit TA"NDASID OF UTS Xi. O o Fibre Con t mer rasa
