La Grande evening observer., July 21, 1926, Image 6

EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Wednesday, July 21, 192G
Tape Six
M PICTLiR
E
SINri
; (A Ucvlow)
"On KltinrhM-M I'tohI,M an f TI
clnl World wnr picture, in alt that
mhnnrn publicity IntH clitlrnnd lor
It. ItH fliHt Khowiiifr, miilor mm-
.Hires of tho Amerlenn- Lotion,
'took place yenteidny at the 8! fir
1 hrutrr, a tul today's Hhowin will
clone Mh rnfirnprcinent hero.
Tho film, litlu-n by memhorH of
tho I). H. Hitfmil eortfl timlr-r irroul
rltflliiultieH ami deHptle duller
1'rurn Hhellflre, gives a Hhnrt JiIh-
tnrienl KU'teh of thn fuaivlton of
the rttiHHlan, French, HiIIIkIi an I
Italian ttoopn in the war and then
ilepletH the arrival and part the
AmerlenitH played In the lurninil
The Klant .Jvlathan, Horvlntf a
il traitNpnrt, It hIiowii tirlhK-i'if
AmeileanH to Kurope, under con
voy and a glimpse of a piMlneope
and picture of wifety iim-uhii ret
urn okf. HereeriH, depth Uomba, eta
urn clearly nhuvn.
'Iho uetlvltliH of tlm Amerleann
fit several fro tit h aro depleted.
SeeueR. raiiKliik' from the firing of
the hlic Kun to aeiual charges
with men dropping under the
enemy's inaehlne. gun fire, elmrgn
thn picture with milium.. II Is a
plcLuro that Im well .worth HiTlhrf,
eHpeolally. If one, had a relative
or friend -over there.
PARK PERSONALS
THH PAIIK, (Hpeelnl) .lack
Ilunlftr Jr. Ik holplnu Wrt Vunor
ilrr lint up liny thlH wpitk.
UnorKii McDow la Wndllll," llln
Uhat this weak,
"Mr. and Mis. J. 13. Jlunlcr arc
IiIHcIiik liurkli bornr-s tills wrHi.
Eil Tiinn'r, of Mnclloiil RprliiK".
bought two dnliy cows from Ari'h
Aloiiily " recpiilly. I In paawcl llirniiBh
"" llio I'urk tit IciiiK tliein lio'iir.
I.co Oliver niul Johnnln DoukIiih
of Krnllnir, , puiwcil .throiiKh tlm
I'urlc Hiiliirilny inuinlntr on their
riitiirn trip rrom tlm Milium wlu-ro
tlwy Imvu been cnmplnu.
' Mr. unil .Mrs. Clnreiioe Viinonler
wnro Biienls lit: the, l.ec Wilson
homo lit. Meilleiil SprlUBH Wi'diies-
.In y arti'rnoon.
Mr. mid -Mrs. Joo l.iiy worn Iiiib
limm visitors to Ili.ker l-'rltluy.
Muxlnn Wanker, Jiuidhter of Mr.
nml Mrs. Hubert Wanki-r, or Meill
nil Hprlnirs was oporntect on lit
linker Weilnesilny monilnif,
Mr. n ml Mrs. J. n. Hunter, of
C'ulliorlne creek forks, wero vlslt
IliK frlenils nl the 1'urk Tiiesiluy
ovenlnff. They ulso went to Meillenl
r1irlllKH on liiislness.
THE DUAL THRONE
I 5S Aw 9 WTFH!
w sxv., . -w: nassiu-.m
' ; " t
il dflvex frnm 1 ji. fli-inrin rivr- Mnti.
I
JUNCTION CITY
MAN ACCUSED OF
COUNTERFEITING
KI OMNK, Ore. July 21. (AD
,loe Clistrap, -4S, rancher of the
district west of Junction City, Is
In the Lane eounly jail, on n
charge of counterfeiting, and will
lie taken to I'orlland to appear In
federal court to answer to Iho
charge.
Clltftrup was tirrested yestorday
hy Hherlff Frank M. Taylor, Je
)iity Vansvarverud, and u secret
rvlce agent from Portland. The
arresl wiih made after an outfit
nlleged to have been uxed In mak
ing hogus sliver dollars had heel)
found at his home. (Jllstrap was
wi irking at a sawmill at (loldaon,
several miles distant.
Tin discovery of five "counter
feit silver dollars In the possession
of n Junction City youth d to a
Keiireh. Tlw hoy said that Joe :
(illKlfap had given hi?n Hie coins 1
in payment for a nimilier of pig- i
eons which Oljstrnn ptirchascd . Th alleged mopey making out- j ' Kxpert finds cigarets ruin com
Ollstrap, after his arrest, denh .l fit consisted of U nuanfrty of bah- J plexlons. They doi) Xothliiff doe.s.
;tll knowlodKC' of tt coimterfeitlng bit metul, some pluiier of purls, a j r;xvpt leaving tho compuct
outfit at his home. No more of 5 melt lug ladle, und other pompher- , t i
the coina wero found by ott'leers nulla.
QttthUbook
Today!
Release Suspect Held
In Mellct Murder Case
ALICEL PERSONALS
I'lTTSIU'IttK July 21 AP)
OeOrgo I'slllas, tyew Kensiiigton,
J'u., cofioo house' proprietor held
on a suspicious person ch'argc, In
connection with the slaying of Don
It. Slelletl, ('union publisher, wim
i ordered ndiased by Common i'o
lice Judge MucFurlunc at a ' lm
heuM corpus heurlng today.
Henry LV Devllle, of Canton, O.,
who rewldes near the liome of
Mo licit, fall-'d In 41 "standup" of
prisoners at the Allegheny county
jail to Identify I'HiJius us the man
ho huw running nwny from tlio
Melletl Jiomo a short limn after
the Canton' publisher wn.J slain
July in.
WALLOWA
PERSONALS
' WAU.OWA, Ore, (Special)
AHen','srxwairl- vecelWM" a. new
comblno rooently. Me oxpectH to
commence cutting his largo acre
age ot wlnlor wheat at the U. O.
Couch ranch In the lilllu next
Week.
Hob Walker, of Leap, was ft bus
iness visitor here the. Dint of the
week.
Kd Hell ban been busy tho past
several davs binding his wheat ut.
the c. A. Hunter ranch In the
hills. Tho grains lins ripened so
rapidly recently that ho has found
U necessary to resort to teams and
run the machine all day In order to
get through before shelling.
John Couch nnd family, ofl.rnp,
were, visiting friends In 1'nlon
county tecenily. lieturnlng home
tho first of the week, they report
seeing Home excellent crops of
grain In that Huclion of the coun
try. Mavo Walker shocked bundles
for Ham Meek several days the
pnst work.
. (ieot ge CuHfilns has been 'busy
binding winter wheat.
Hoy Oasiln hits been helping T.
O. Johnson hay.
H. C. Heurlng und wife and M.
V. Hearing and fnmlly were In the
north woods Huiiday looking for
huckleberries. Thy report poor
success In locating berries In that
Section. I te ports from crossman
und Promise section Indicate thai
home good patches of herrlefl 11 re
to be found there, A considerable
amount have been on sale ut some
ol tho stores in town recently, hav
ing been brought In by people liv
ing In tho north woods.
John Couch and .Mike Hayes, of
J.eup. were visitors here Wednes
day evening. -Mayo and Mob Wul
Kcr. of Leap, have purchased a
new sedan.
11. If. .Medlnnls and wife, of
I'owwalka. were vislilng at Mrs.
J. H, (ins! Ill's home lust Sunday.
I Frank Walker, of Leap, has
been busy putting up liny the past
few days. '
Mrs. J. It. Clustin and sons Uoy
and lrvln were visiting ul Cusslnes
ia r Losllne Hunday.
Deo (Jaslin lias been helping it.
J. Connor with his harvest the past
week.
C. K. Tlell, road boss of this dis
trict, has been bu;iy Hut pust few
days putting in some new culverts
along the hill rood lending Into
the Leap miction.
It's an awful wnsi of money to
-also a sou and then lot lilm do
Just as ho dern p t en ses.
ALICIIL (Hpechi.l) Mrs. M. A.
Drown was a shopper : In J-a
Urnndo Saturday. 1
Mrs. K. C. Kpeney nnd family, of
Monument, who havo been visiting
hero with Juanltit llrynnt, left
Hattinlfty morning for , tlm coawt.
They are going there thinking that
tho lowep clImlaAo might benefit
Mrs. Keeney's heallli.
II. M. Murphy was In Ia Orundo
Friday on Imslnesj.
Mrs. Killer, of Tacoum, Is vis
iting her husbiMHl, who lias 11
large crop of potatoes on tho K. A.
WillH ranch.
Indians wero here one day last
week with a load of rtilmon, which
they caught In tho Columbia river.
Irwin Moss and Hay Fuller have
Hlurled their new combine, which
tliey recently purchased.
Cullen Frlswold Is visiting his
mother, JIattie Frlswold.
The new office at tho elovalor 1
progressing nicely.
Joe Keown is working for tho
elevator company.
.Mrs. Hosson, of 1m. Grande, is
visiting this week at the homo of
hep son. Jay,
Two carloads of coal arrived at
Alieel this week.
The rorln brothers wero callers
hero Saturday. They recently pur
chased a new touring car. j
Tho fiundny school Is not tut
largo as usual, but Lee G regory I
drives from Ijl Ciinndo every Sun
day to help with, tho school.
Mrs. Walker, of Imblei, was vis
iting at Alieel Iut week. f
Mrs. L. Fans and son Krnest and
daughter Churlene, of La Gnindo,
were visiting at the Hryant home
hero hist week.
Archie Keown, rural carrier. Is
spending part of his vacation
huckleberrylng in the hills. The
berries seem to be plentiful in the
hills near Summervlllc.
Mrs. Howard Smith, who lias
been ut the ltowsnn hninn fm unnm
i time, was called to Pendleton Sat
urday by the serious illness of her
father.
Mrs, Hurley fipronls was called
to Alieel Friday by the illness of
her mother. She returned to her
home .t Condon Saturday.
Lucre tin. liuekman, who Is em
ployed iu tho hospital at PolloU-h, j
was visiting last week with her !
grandparents, Mr. und Mrs. Thorn-
as Clark, of this place.
John Tresler ha.t a new car.
N !; V YOlilC Walter Wellnivtn's
forty-year run of bad luck in end
ed, Ills being held In Jail for debt
was such u sad spectacle after
heroUm in failure of expeditions
that 11. M. Jucoby, a banker and
amateur explorer, plaid il bill of
?2.S0 for him.
here
to go this
Summer
Let uj help you plan your
vacation. Get a copy of
"OregonOutdoors"- illus
trated vacation guide, from ;
your local agent.
Profit by low summer fares
and fast, comfortable serv
ice to the beaches and other
resort playgrounds.
Ask about the low fares ta
California and the mt.
Southern
Pacific
Lines
JOHN M. SCOTT,
Assistant Passenger Traffic Manager,
Portland Oregon
"$14 98 As Advertised"
"How do you spell 'financially'?" asked a college student of his '
room-mate. . -
"F-i-n-'a-n-c-i-a-l-l-y," said the room-mate, spelling out tho
word slowly. As an "afterthought, he added: "And 'embar- .'
Hissed' has 'two r's and two s's." . :
Haw. often have you said to a salesman, "That's more than I
care to pay"? If you had known the price in advance you would
have, been spared this little embarrassment. That's one of the, .
, great seiwices rendered by newspaper advertising. ' " '
By . reading the advertisements before going to the' stores,
you know what you will have to pay for an article. You need
, not reveal your financial status to ; a salesman. You perhaps
do not like to ask the price of goods anyhow. If the merchant
has told you the price in his advertisement, you do not have
to aslc ' . ; (i
Any way you figure it out, it pays you to read the advertise
ments. Regularly! The one advertisement you skip may contain
just the news you would have -welcomed. Read all the advertise
merits you can, Keep informed.
The intelligent way to shop is to read the advertisements and .'
then go to the. stores that offer, the best values. Make notes .
beforehand of the articles that interest you. That's the way to '.
get the most for your money. That's the way to save time.
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When you know the price in advance, you can ask to be shown
the goods "as advertised."
lliil'l'iilo (N. Y.) woman win roli
buil In rhiiri'li by KOnu'ono "who
should liuvo boon listening to tlm
sermon.
Ree-
THE
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WASHER
Has no wriiiRcr
H. & S.
Electric
Only a company such as
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Non-detonating
Union Gasoline provides, and always
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, Union OU Company
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Star Theatre, July 20th & 21st
MATINEE 2:15. EVENING 7:15 AND 9:15
DON'T MISS THIS! ACTUAL FIGHTING! WAR AS IT IS!
"ON FLANDERS FIELD"
OFFICIAL PICTURES OF THE WORLD WAR!
Taken hy the U. S. Government Signal Corps.
Auspices of La Grande
Post American Legion
Released to the Public for the
first time
SEE WAR'S
HORRORS
Troops huddled in the
w e t, muddy trenches,
waiting for the zero hur.
A low command from the
officer in charge and out
over the top into the hell
of shell fire, machine gun
bullets and gas laden air.
A buddy hit, a moment to
make him a bit more
comfortable, then shoving
on again. That's war
That's what "ON FLAN
DER'S FIELD" shows
you. You have a new
conception of real horrors
of war when you see this
wonderful film.
"You may see him there"
W1IATISWAR? Do You Really Know?
See "ON FLANDERS FIELD" and know for yourself!
The Picture That Is
Rocking America To
Its Foundations
5.
TO SERVK YOU"