La Grande evening observer., June 18, 1924, Image 5

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' Wednesday, June 1R, 1921.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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1 Local News In Brief
COMNG F.VfcXTS
June 29-July 3 La aranrtq,
ChautaiKiua,
Mother III
.1. A. MeCnrthy hnn received
news from Chicago. Hi., that hlti
mother Ih jerlously Ml at that place.
rUvtl fnr Speeding
II. M. WatenpaiiKh was fimd $io
nnl costs In I ho justice court this
morning for speeding.
To K'nalr-t-
Mrs. t.ieu McKcehan wan issued
n permit lo repair a home on Kiist
street at it cost o( $i'Ou.
Commission Mtvt Toniltl
Thf! city, commission will meet In
refT'tli"' executive session this eve
ning nt fhe .cliy hull liutldinjj at
7:.Hi o'cloek.
nir. TI.wJkpu m Hot I.nl.o
(!. C. Hod ton, of llils cily, went
out to 11m Hoi l.:ke sanatorium
yesterday and umlerwent an oper
ation 'there, this mot-nine;. Luteal
reports nre thai lie Ih doinjr nicely.
Visile! nt Vnlon
Mr. anil Mm. Al (liinlnci- and
Irfl. Harhara l-'ranz. who are visit
ins here from Portland, nioiond
lo Pnion ycHierday and spent the
Itiy visiting friends. Mr. Cardm-r
vwh a jeweler In I'ulon tor tt. num
ber of yearn and hn many frienda
there who were lad to Hee him
fifroln.
rhaille Johns Visits linkers
Accord inj; t o t ht linker ncwu
''papern I'liarles A. Johns, once a
lawyer, of linker and a candidal
for uovernor of Oregon. Iut now u
federal JtiHllce In the Philippine
Islands, Ih in Haker for a. few days
Ih! had hern to national conven
tion at f'levetand as n delegate
from the Islands.' His wife Is with
Mm. . . ,
VI-Heil Anllintiy laikes
Holiert Master! on Kays the An
thony lakes am) the other lake
In the Grande Konde summit hoc
1 ion ore very beaut if ul I his year
A few days ago Mr. Masterlon am
wife. W. O. Sherwood and wife
Ifert H up and wife and I'M Iminn
nccamntinied ly Misses 5eliu:i nut'
'Bahe' Kennedy nindt Hie drive t
n
MiciniLS"riw
VW UlA OWIM
DRKSS Hi'! NO ONB.
LOVKS A 1'LAT
MAN! '
To strangers, tho only
difference helyeen you ,
and the beggar who
.a.sks for a dime is your
appearance. ;
Your motor may have
scarred fenders your
house may need paint
ing your garden may
lie running to weeds
without any great dam
age lo your standing
tout when you yourself
start looking seedy you
are headed down hill
just as surely as tho'
you fell down an ele
vator shAft.
Dress Up is a nation
wide call and by the
looks of Adams Avenue
this past week La
Grande men are. re
sponding with heart and
hand. .
We are busy supply
ing tho clothing
Michaels-Stern Value
Fii-st and Fitfoim Suits
at affordable prices for
the man who cannot af
ford to sacrifice his
chances by taking
chances with his, ward
robe. At a Saving of S10
on each and every suit
in our store, select one
now for the 4th.
Clint's
Clothicry
Th Store WMh (' lenoe
9
In upper counlry and enjoyed the
trip vry much.
VisJiip . .
-Mr., and Mrs. Frank P. Powtoi-
iina Bona. rtichaid and Kmnklln of
on taiiil, aiv guests at life home
of Mr. Kowler's hrnlher. Ward (.
i -ii-r. i nm is their firs trip to.
me .,rnmie t;nmlc valley nml they
:ir finite delighted willi It. They
will make tlu trip to Wallowa
Lake hy nioior tomorrow. Mr. l-'ow-f'-r
l.s nianaKir of llurtman lint
'nmp.iny or 1'erHnnd and ou leay
i.hwr will jjn tn Spokant where
ih- company ja. Q ul,e u u,.
store
I'Mievts to Visit i,a . ramie
e'rederlck Kiyetie. yoimf-iit son
of Mr. nml Mrs. It. Kivette,
formerly of this fity, wlio Ih hi
iralninK nt the Inlted States Naval
Academy at AnnuiioU. sailed June
'Z for Kurope on u Hiiinmer cruis.
He win reiurn Ihe lust of aukiis,
I hen lie wll! have a 20 iv v:nn.
lldii. I Hiring his vacation he Y'W
come home on a visit, will visit in
I.: Grande ami return to Annap
olis via Victoria. It. C., for a Hhori
visit at Ilailey Park. will i?r:i.l
uale from the aeadeinv June, liHTi.
Personal Mention
Mrs. J. I!. Hnrrl and nniall
dniiKhter from Murray. Idaho, ar
rived Huh inorning lo visit with
.Mis. A. W. Cruder.
Mn. Anrtrow . I.oney nml sninll
dauKhter reluriK'tl from u. tvip-to
Porilami today.
Edward MorelocU of Wallowa,
who has been uHcmling I'ulvcrslty
of Oregon, went through on his
way to his home. thiH morning.
Miss Gladys Adams of Nam pa,
went through on her way tn Kn
icrprise to visit.
Mrs. Charles lansr n, who has
been visiting In Mountain Home,
returned to KnlerpriKc thin Itiorn
ing. Mrs. H. II. Lnmlers left for Wal
lowa this morning.
Mra. It. W. ltloc tim.nn and son,
Thomas, went t Urough on I hi 'r
vviiy to visit In N':tuiia. Their home
h in Walhi V;ila..
Mrs. fl. J. Whlt worth and Mrs.
"tn rah Whit worih went to Ylser
in n visit todny. .
Mrs. II. O. Paughmnn and rhll-
lren from Hollisier, California-
California, were in l,a Grnnde last
'veiling en route lo (enterprise
.vhere they will visit relaHves.
I,. C. Hale of .Klgln tfl registered
the Foley.
RANGES OFFER'
LITTLE FOOD
(fnntlnupd from paffA
l.'li'rioi'.ttinu of piinturofl; linth
'IniMfl of slnrk shnw only nniuln.it
lcrliiU'S In rnti.lhioli ilurtiu; May
tnl tin' .sllll ral'l. on v.r-
K', fiH "wry (jootl."
Oifiilltlntl .lnnr t.s
- (I Hi) Normal)
Thr-so rnmltllnn rip'.irrs nro nftf
ful ns imlox nunibrrs. 1o rnniparo
ont dale with another for tho
santo HliUc or fironp of Htnli'H. Thn
ivcrnjjcH arc coniinittMl from fiL'-
summer
Pastimes
kty&nadiiaiPadfic
Enjoy the Summer mile-high in
the Alpine Fairyland, where mod
ern Hotels or Comfortable bunga
low camps ore yours to enjoy
after a pleasure filled day.
Canada vtkamti United
Statct fflttmfi no putt
jn warm sulphur
U..-.
tt.llHC,
on sky truth gtui
' tviHrv!
A,i&
I CLIMBING -J, i,i M S J
I w nuitii-c j.;if 'v 'i i:' V "
iab V '!
. . ' DANCING
' to gixMl miuir m
llu exming
!V H DAi:ON .;nl At.nl. rani Ptfn
I MTHIkBVT l-OHTLANri OBI.
CaaadLuv Pacific Hailwag
Resorts
.casoeisg JZy'-g6.
on mirror lakit J 'iff
R'lwTl ir Hi " GOLFING
-I ls3' ' li'J It on a milt-high
tS course
Mirs reported chiefly by stockmen.
jHw lot towing urate bad hn sn-
j Rested n n help in interpreting the
j ! ivflllujio figures: it to 4!t per
j.vnl very hil; .'.a in f.y ld; C" tp
poor; 7t'i 7t rir; :;ti to st
Jfrotul; '.M in tn ypi-y gwd; lug niul
over, ee,.lenr, unusual.
Oropron
raltli- .. ;.
.lunti ilay .Inno
1. 'it 1. v
..... 5 i lift . -
ss ' as
St. inn nil
Shrop '
Maho '
lun- May June
I. 1. -J t. '2.1
.....Si ' Ull ill!
Si till III!
...S3 its 1 1ll
cntili ..
RhPop
Wnsklnftno
4un ay June
l. 's i, l,
n9Bgf-3
1..
i
.......Ri
an
77
S7
ill
Shi.p ..
Thp. condiHou of nil pastureR.
June 1. (with figures for May
I, 1924, In ' roretuUeseft: Arizona
t'Ji'j, t'amorui r.r mio
r,ado !H (i-, d;iho RS (S6. Kan
sas su (ki, Moutana s (S3), Ne-
hrasV 7ft (S Neyaila 7S (K4.
New Mexico, 15 (Sij. North la-
kota 1 t(7S. OKlahopia ill (K!i).
Oregon 75 (S7), Soiuli lakatn fil
Texan M (!r. I'lah 7 (S).
WasUtnxtnit r (7S1, Wyomluir
(ii7Ji; averafiro 17 woatevn Blaiea Si
(SO): uveraKo United ytutts Si, a
(S2.2), stnlei Prunk Andivwf). sWl.-
Uslklau, Wtntern ltef?onnt Office.
Oregon reporiH indicates n June
1 rntktfe nan,djlUon that usually pre
vails July or Autfuu- IttUh r;it
He and ttlurp have. lcUl tlM-lr etn
dilion uUer than 'might fei'V" iH-en
expected). pi-o,lxi1nly due to ie fine
condition In which they weul onto
tbo range. California repotia the
feeding of a consiuVrnhlc pari of
the new crop of alfalfa, atutfs K.
Kent. Statistician.
SETTLEMENT
OF OREGON
' IS ISSUE
' (Continued Irom Pnffo One
the Cirnude Houde" ami luld how
lKautiiul U looked tli travel
ler com hit,' from, either th0 PllHt or
wcsl.
In closltu;. Mr.- V"o (juvo. a
warping UKuiivst Hie. spread, uf couii
muuism aud other socialistic uo.c
Irlnes eiliorr ns Hie. best iiiiU-lolc
for fcueh movement the. land, own
r-r uiul lite person wh is local c4
on a farm nod po.ve.-cK hia own
home.
K B. Pavllle, edlUr o( THe
Western I'!irmer," the it speak
er, told of Ihe dependence of In
dustry nml husinrss conditions In
Renernl on the former. He cited
the ndvaniuRCf Rained by the co
operative organizations for mar
keiinp farm 'products nml spoke
of the. MlCceanfttt examples of
such arpruniiluits now elsien In
('alirornla.
Kollowlitfr Mr. KavMK loj- T.
Hishnp, proiinin nl ,1'oj-tiuiia manu
facturer au director of the slate
an. i'ortland Chinnber pf Cuni
merce, spoke. un the bifbu'iiee. nt
tho farmer from the. ninnufno
Hirer's standpoint. He abio suld
(hat the fund rtihteit by iVrtlnud
for the pnr!0S4 of udwrtisinc; aud
impravliifr Hie state was not to he
tiwil for the advauccnuut of Dial
elty.
John I.. Haleyt Porlland hnnkOr.
talked of the financial udvaniuKcx
to be gained by the. infhis of set
tlers expecied. He nave us n leu
son for Iho comparative IiIkU lar;s
of Orcein Hie fact that On-Kon
has mode improveinents nnd de
velopments nt the same pace n
Washington nnd California, both
of which nre much more Hitckly
popuiatetl, and Mild that b renter
population Belt led hi the state
would lower taxes.
Marshall X. Onna. associate edi
tor of iho Portland Journal, told
i( the power of publicity and
spoke or thn Importance of every
citizen knowing the various faeis
flbout Oregon so that he ran. sell
the state to others.
j Howard K I Unit, editor . of Ih'-
i nion I'ucuie .-unKnziiie pien.-Teii
the. support of that publication in
the campaign und promised tn lell
the world nboul Oreson In peiieral
and the Orande Itonde volley In
particular through w paReu nf
tJie mairaxiiie.
A. H. Kduionds, nssl.itanl traf
fic mannRor of the In Ion I'aclfic
System told about Ihe reMtilts ob
tained by the California lemon und
orange Rrowers as a result of or
aniziiiK into Inrge aisociatu ns
for tlm purpose of crenlinR a mar
ket for Ihelr protlucts.
In. W. T. Thy, clialrman of the
acrrlcult ural CQiimvHt4-e of Hie t 11 -ion
County Chamber of Commerce,
opened the meeting and called on
lr. I-:, I', Mosimun who acted as
spokesman fof the members of
the orKuuixutiou tn expr4Hlnq: re
Hret at Ihe departure of Reverend
A. II. Hilton who recently severed
connections with tli Huptist
church here after nearly four
Kimtr.
I.IIP lo 'tNrflOl.lly t'XIM.rll.lHil
In rotliTlliis 'iMrKi's lur mtviv
IKIl.I I lint Ih lisltl niHlri rlawt.
firil aihi.rflslnir nml itmlri' Iho
"ii.w Iroln,,'. lifAflliifc. Uu i:,i
nllitf OltHTti-r will liprrarirr
lake nn luilflr aivcrtlsime ur
ailvrrilnInK lo h run a "nrw
loday" iinlih4 tlto aiHrrllnie w
iiunipmilPil h; rash,
l'i Ht l:r:NT Moili rn 4-rnmn fttr
nlnlii'.l hniifi'.. rlo;w in, I'lionn
Main in nr Slii-W. 11-Is-1 1
l-'Olt l:l:NT I'nininln.l linin:.-. n
riwnia. inniti-efi. W. $::n.nn.
Call l.J. li-IS-lli.
MI.IVKTT 'MtttltlKH fnr uk
plu-ap, This In tlw lirnt nt all
rhirrlw for mnhln ili'lii'lnni:
Julri uml for rullnary pnriwif:-?i.
Karl J. Btackland, C'OT Orf.
NEW TODAY
yf-Urs service. Ji clostug ir. I
Mossnian presented Mr, , Hit ton
, , ,T
with u el" "H an expression of the
respect held for him l.y H.o mm-
bers of the chamber of commerce.
, ,
Hay farmers , In the, Ornpde
Honde valley are busily enfratred
at the present time attendliiRto
meir nrsi crop 01 aiianu, wuisu ,
In mpHl aurtlons. nhowlni? only
u sllnhlly H..ow narnial yliM.
Cnttlns woh boB.iB in a
lUnc-M as curly ax w.-i k iiko hut
iiioul of Iho rli-l.lK nr.' holme cut
afllm pmcnl llino. ;
Tho yl.-lrt l hrovy In a tow
Kocuroil, hut In tho majority canes,
ttio crop htm suffered Kontowhut
front 1 he drought. '
ili-irr iiiitf rVK.HT'lt ' '
1 ,i I v.xiioi I , OrTV
,
WMIOWV Ore (Sneclal)
WALLOWA, Itio. IMIOCIIIIJ.
iii.fw,.m nroKiieetH iiillcn l that: tlm
FIRST CUTTING
OF HAY IS ON
ir, '.,, Liot l,. .,r!r.. '"';' "r"
: . . . -
n.vy as was tne nrsi "
ly frtcit ut Hie time of thV frctze
a couple of week, ugo. f
-'Some of the tanners- near los
Hne say they expect their. Mr.
cnitlna ti. luk rydy suou CUc
July 4th.
It is to be expected that n short
age nf li rlgation water at many
points will be felt for he second
crop of hay. The snow supply in,
the mountains Ih lew al this 3a
son than for many years. The ron
ilHucd warm weather- Ui Caiutlaij
it to un it nnd run out rnphlly.
Woodmen of World
Kloct NeV OffiCCl'S
' , w , OUlletln had been piwled Hi Hie ,m(, uWa, on)y, I'rlce $1,25,
The Woodmen of the "World of r(llirnad oillce at Nampa ami Hint 1u,(l 0lOfW pnanmirv will sup
l.a lit ill.de held their seinl-annual(U:iUl htr vvork ; was set for June I " (M;ll, , ,iers uccepte.U
election this week with lh Tol- iy Thl8 W!tH ronriniled hy the'1 tv
lowing onlcers e-lected: K. K. f Tpiien-Herald on Thnrsdav wlu iH. '
vIh, c. c.: It. J. Kitchen, clerk: ((1HMum wu ititUii of the'
li. rrawtom, i-. i. i.oguu raHriUl, UKVut nl cm,lo, who slat
Thompson, A. I: T. hll)i peein.,! Hie b iltelin
banker: c. d. I'nekett, Mcftit; W-llor Uu. dlspaleln-r and s. nt it
l.iaie, waienman; i.ni . -
try
l larry niun n, .w nor 11 m i.
I.r.l
und Joe llnnlen. managers;
McAdory, pbysieLin.
Tlie new officein will be Instal
led nt tbo firnt met-1 ing in July.
The officers ami drill team are go
ing to I'nion June 2' to help iu
liiale a class.
IS AT UNION
The Slate Klsh and flume Com
mission had dinner lu I nloa tgdtiy
and will spend this ufteruoou ln
Kpecling the butcher)' und the- con
ditions along Catherine, creek dur
ing ihe salmon run.
They er in Joseph looking oyer
Ihe sit uatlon at Wallowa lake lu
regard ta the screening of the out
lets in order to prevent the trout
from escaping into the Irrigation
ditches which are afterwards
drained. Tin commission has not
as vt issued any definite statement
as to what steps will he lul.en to
reuedv Ihe condition on this trip
but had formerly promised to have
the screens Installed, earlier In the
season. 1
Al Andrews, president, of the
Wing, Kin and Kleelfoot club, How
ard O'Hrlen. secretary of the organ
ization and H. Herslnwer accom
panied the commission ) Cnlon.
TODAY -
IIS
Arc ad
Jackie Googan in
"DADDY"
Cnmcdv.
i "KILL OR ( I'RE"
mm
uoun
Claims Ho Was Sitting
on Fence and Saw Men
Plant Moonshine; Took
v,lt awl Got iinched.
If yon wero sHtlnff nn the vln
duct unti saw a man come up and
plant a giUlon of moonshine In
Home hhllng piace ynuM lake it too.
"thinks Verne Small who in being
held by the police this nioinliig
charged with the poAHession of
liquor.
Small wns plekeil up yesterday
v(ito several bull Us of UHKmshlne
in nia nossejuium. wpiihiii-iI uu i ;i
storv he tnhl
tUe police he "accidently' mw ul
;nun plant n gallon of inonusUiiie
.near the rail
vimtttw
m"
near the
nil I road trucks from n
on the viaduct. Af
' . . " .
icnuuis 10 re lKOOram, Iilltt ten tnei
ispot pnd the nioonsliiue, Stnull jon a ftham buttle for the guards tn
Ui nuts up several empty bottles and j watch. s
filled theni with the intention of
IdlsprnsinK them bK-nlly ami thus Some of the boys are on H'tord
jUnklnu a Utile easy money, Vn- duty. As a preliminary tn Hu eom
jtorlunuU'ly tho loel police biter- pany "shavo." the nten gn on iluty.
jveiicd nnd now Mr. Small Is In JaH "The band plnys and the boys march
fw Hu.duys of solitary conrinc- i before tho .officers In "charge in re
uicnt ami Is SUM) poorer limn he j view und then stund' at '.atteiition
ivi perorc atleniptiug his little K-t- i
rich-nuU'li venture.. .
Kayuumd I'eck und -lacksiui T. j
Kainger who were taken Into ens-i
to,ly Monday ovenliif? along vl:h
mVernl anllons of ninsh. wine an.
L.,. - ,.,..,! k.m..it....i ii-i..i- ..t...irP .....!
for carrylOB Honor, with (iroushl 1
Jlin rur ,hla 11)arntll 1Vru i
pU.a,,., Bum. um, r,.ri.iv,.a :i ti,.
of $1110 ,, .,,.,.,.,! lo so (lavn :
In Jail. Kuiinin-r inrn.l iu a pl.a
of no, R,ly ,, ., ,10 ,ri(.(, lbll
!","'r'.
Zetma llrohRon, 13. who recently
nui awny from her homo tn Oi
K y ' 1 ,! m ""lilrnif Ktotes throuifltotit the coun-
""ly J,U1 s"l h',im'' n" ""' try were literally mva.it.e, with
mOI,,"r ,rriv,, lu"'" ,:,U" ""r Ptel-aratlona alleK y thoir
i'"U'k ''"" l'ollco pIcUcl hor ;,, , ,,.. K,.(.,lt vlrt,1(, in
, , , , r , ()f t . .inie.it of ulnMlneh com.
... . . . . . l,,o lleatltienr or aio.nacn oni.
iiiohimg ner on novices iroai inc
Oregon C(ly POllee.
Tl CELEBRATE
SPIKE LAYIPJG
" live in all forms of stomach dls-
i From the r.urns Tinies-Ilernld ( tress, siu-h ns indigestion, dys
ccunes the news thai a bulletin - pepsin, heiirtburn. sour sunae!..
has Ikeen posted by the railroad ;1mUKl,a n.i excessive gas. Abso
aunouneing the assembling of u . luiitv liaumless nb asant lo take.
I work train to start laying si eel
i frmn l'i'imi 1ft llnriiN. 'I'lilu Uiavm
was telephoned lo Hums on
Wednesday, stuling that sneh
font
.... ....... on,,in:l, .late had been
IIM'O MIT Jllll'
lo, however. In
stead nf June I X. This notice
may be coiiMid-n d nfrieial it ml
definite, reports lo Hie contrary
notwithstanding.
With caufirmntinn of actual j
laying of the ste.il between Cran-,
und Horns Hie people of Hartley j
valley and those Inlut-esleil In the
development of the limber will;
take hettrt nnd the preat nt Inertia!
will be thrown off. tlusiness will
ne neiicr; certain impro eiiu-ni-i ( -j
t lint depend upon iraiispnrtiiHoii
D
"Give trie a package of the
best."
This Is the universal tie
mand today. In tea, "the
best" is Preferred Stock
All-Ceylon.
ALLEN &
Portlud.
U. t. A.
TIIimSDAY
will go forward: greater 'Interest
will b bitten In city iMvaiiee-nu-nl;
the ImgulUm, ,tuoi.ilM will
revive, uctlvtly if; Hioim la ' a
elllinee Of JCeHiug people UU I'le
land and justify. e.xiuus vt
enii'itruction of ihMirlimiion ' sy t
Icnui anil Impounding the ux v
tor more beneficial ns".
Willi actual eoiiMtiuetlivTl OP the
Hue- l'lkxyeeu Crane u,i r tiiM
Ihe clllens will get busy for the
driving of the' final apike in
ituriia with a cele.luatiou. ThU
mutter lias beu disc uuhviI, but
nluc H canint vomptcletli bv
July 4lh, it Is the ilisposttlcn
tn dispeiiMi1 with any celebration
on that day and prepare for a
big time with Hie lUi, train, that
comes In. Such an event should
be celebrated by this town, nn
nminces the Tiinea-llerald. thai
has Mtooit out in the Interior for
so many years willt hopes on
transportation. It hhuulit be made
a day that will bo rcmeniberci!.
Discussion of such plans Has
' n. r ..
. l(i Men fif Company JJ
Visited alt. llainier
(Continued from-onca 1)
wiiilo their arms are inspected.
Kveryone said
'onipnnv K
?T
; SMITH BROTHERS
HAKE FAMOUS
STOMACH REMEDY
I Years . HBO when ' the Sml'h
,,,. ,,in0,i tholr .M. A. f
istuninch Tonte on the inarkot.
pl.ill.tH. To.lay mo.Ht of those
medicines are gone and forgotten,
while Smith Urns. M. A. c.' haa
a bigger sale than ever.
- It is the old slmy of honest
, merit achb'vlng success In Sdt'
of every obstacle. Stomach suf
ferers who uied M. A. fV foun I
lautiug relief and told others
( about It. That's .why the demand
; for this remedy lias continued lo
grow year after year,
j M. A. C. is remarks 1 1' effec-
You are protected by a pnsitlvo
guaranlee (Of money refunded if
i Ll u IIJl IX M. It .lllllH I'l . ruri
nvmn. Komueh trouble, Put up in
Gilmore &
Cochran
riiiinhiiiK and Ileal iiiR
2202 lUwh St.
riumc 20S-M
LEWIS,
Or.'o
on,. -..,T,3fWfli:io
"Onyx
Hosiery
You" can feel
ths fineness of
"Onyx" Tenure
HOLD n "0M sBk stockinn in your hands. Paw its glossy,
soft, even silk between thuinli ,ml fitelnii.t:, ami tune liow
ilruruj i( it, for U iu lihlncss bow hnul knit, tor nil its truru-
French & Greene
WOlliS REAUY-TO WKAR AMI SHOI1S
ithowed as much drill knowledge- f
tt ns mo&t of the flvo-yenr-ald rom
IlilllleH. . . (
T
We played a flve-lnnlnf? eshibl
t Inn buseisill ga nu recent ly w ith
Com tuiny A. I s Or h Inruutry, of
Aled ford, i regon. . It iMided in u
ix to six tbv Med fard, uhitx iiloyed
a five tn five He with Company II
of Portland. We used 20 men In
our game. The batteries were:
MeCorkle. Ihini'inelt and Clark, for
La Clrunde. We will pkiy u regu
lar game this week with the head-
miarlers company.
Toe boys Hint wero on guard duly
kilo last week were: Srgeuut Hub'.
Corporals llranl, (leddes und
Slrlckleri Prlvaies il, A. Itean. Jeff
Hean, V. Walch, llayuuiud 1'r.yton.
Hussell Price, l.eii MeCorke. I'or-
ler Webb.. H. Wheetef. "Iliixx"
Ibardeii: l-Ved Hart, -Cecil Sher-!
wood. Harry Molir, Mill -Metcalf, !
Sheldon llrnwnlon, ' - - I
' j
s Tlvtyone is having n fine lime
but everyone but the officers get
vi-:xij, vlv. .Tin: srv
Any Tin luy Aflernnou
mtivt; i;m am. imivvn!
They will, enjoy' with you
our well conked T.michcon,
Fountain Service- - ami save
the day!
Take home some of those
tempting Clwllllam's Klec
trie Hakrd I'tes and nlfn
and nal Cream I'tiffs, too
made fresh dally,
lintel IIcmnoii Cofftv strvcil
IVi'mIi Ibm'l l''niget
Ynjil'll coiiio Oitalu
The O
Black WY
n.. '
CLOSING OUT ,
A lino of Tnfiinl's Cotton and Silk mixture Skirts.
Whilg they last 7r.c. Won! ?!.(
Art & Baby Shop
"FvcrythhiR tor t!ic Buby"
GTAMflNQ IlKMSTITt'llINQ
Sommor Hotel Bldfr. '
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STARTS TODAY
The one picture everyone will see.
Matinee, 35c & 10c; Night, 50c & 10c
In Hard Lines
"I could not work nt alt nnd
had to. taUu ta my bed with a.
high fever due to lutestlual in-
j digestion, " gnBes In my utoiuacfi
. und i:dn In my right, aide. I
! had spent' my lust rent for doe-
tors and medicine which gavo mo
no relief, i was in despair. : ,v
lodge brother guvt- nie n bottlo
nf Mayr'H Wonderful Iteiuedy,
nnd the first dose, relieved . me..
Tl'anku to this medicine I itui:
ne. in tht l)ct of. health." - it
In n simple, harmless . pre.para-,
tlon that removes the catarrhal
mucus from the inte.s'.inul tract .
uul ulla s tho In Ha in million
w hich causes' practically ull stuut.
arh, liver 'and rintesiinal uU-
1 meals, including npnn (Ileitis. tn
, dos1 w ill .coiu'lnei' or money re
jfinded. At all drug;;UttJ. Adv.
Is Your
baufihlcr Safe?
"Foolish
Mothers"
A Film Production in
7 Parts with
ENID MARKEY
One Day, Only
Monday, June 2.1
STAR
THEATER
A
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; 6-18-et
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