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f Page Twelve LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE. Thin-silitv. August 22, 1020 Baker Hotel To Be Opened This I Saturday Night Goes SfX) Miles In One Week ft TV 4 f DAKKR, A or. 2 -Tfc prCTm for tbe opmr.? of th nw iiot-l Jiakc-r : Saturday ninjp. a-j wst : . Announced today- omm ih- "prin cipal fveaker" i?m and conf:n-s the occasion to rnusiral nynit.-r.i. Introduction and forW I'-inarin by jien active in th- construction an! op radon of the ho:!, dinn-r and tlancinir. About 3 't w HI commodatedl in the- t i n i n room. Th full program folloux: Grf'tmgs to th vUStoia ar.d romrr.'-nis on the o-ca:oa by A. K. Kerr. jrrjdnt Baker county chamber of eomnwrc-. Frank C. McColloch. chairman citizens campaign coninir.r--. in troduced as uaxt master of trie eve ning Vocal solo I ten ha Mr:lKUJfal Introduction of: Viffi d'Arl anJ Viffi d'Amour. from opra "Tasfo" by fur fir-i. T'rvlude from the "Cycio of Life" by It.n;.id. Eric V. Hawser. Jr.. man. r of lh Multnomah hot'!, Wm. B. Cain. ma-a--r H'A-l Itaker. Vocal iJiK-t Mrs. Inland Hn'i, Karl l-nhani. I Have Known You I-ar Ho Ion(f- from the son cycle "Morn- tn Inir of the year" Frind, : p.n--' Indian Lovf Tall from the In 1 jyra "Hose -Marie" by Cadiuan. Ir..m Introduction of: (.t-rm I T ft..rr finnriffnif director of " th hotel camp:ii;'n. Tourl'Hotte & Huinnn-ll, arch 1 John Aim.-r, "i"-- Rescue Steamer' s Vocal solo Mrs. Frank Hunt. The Winds In the Houth by tkott. The Birthday Sons by Woo I-man. Introduction of; Gorjro Merritt t' J rn'-n. T. J. GK'-efe, reprw:ntingth travel in m-n. Teaspoonfuls From Cooking School 'W ar- o eiud to have had. tr.i phool m K!if:n." co:jji -:. -J Mrs. I.ynn K. Hli djrin)f tr.-r p- nod of rha:t:nr wiin Mr. Mr! an t fa? .oUow ! hr .!iwor.tra-ton ork v-:. rd;y. "In rr.v c n c for ' ; ," w P A : eidiripl'-. I hie waf.t-.ti to a"-r-l 4 rVSJW rfl O'.A-rv. r'a ircnoo! before but ifi'' "'rr 'Vt-'V- ; t ' ' 1 Jiavt n-ver be--n ab-- :o set aay. l s t j; l A I; ha. b--n a real plsurc and 1 1 ftr : . 3 .''llrt'jB '' V j viiior frot a namr of c;t;es ;th Orea-vn f-iate Coiiege a: Co t-'.v'"".' ' ' - ' ' 5 ' r:i! J ''".her than t'niun in the audience 'vailia. V. 1 -: , Tu-hy Mrs. h'per.ter aj be-j o VVV 'jf lieved to hi-.e :ne "d::a&c at- ( 'What I cart undertar- l : . MWnirnfar t-r.dan.-e record." She : viitir.? - Mr. McLean can coo it as i-.-.e d- A ! ! the way fro rn Ie n v-r i t"Ti way t ot:;e to attend Th Observer cvjkii., IV 9 .'luy rate, that's what Mrs. I'ij! , to have it con ' tLq -Spencf-r i..San-:a Vnyt. d:d. W!;. i;.o:lhi." sh- dd: i- ' i perhaps 'n didn't c-.-n:e to 1'nion a eii known alt usy'- i .v j jjst to a: '.end the cookm? whoo! : o- ha! h had ju.t made in hr-r i- :-ia:t oftftration work. Somehow, tec ' -.r :o puddir.sr didn't iat io::?. j The Women's club pro- i.:i. , vided an ideal ':-ation f jr the ', ,-.hd. The b-jildtns is a r.ev. ; l;sh:ed ir.d corxverjirc:Jy arrinred one ar.d iis erection about a year i "t : at'o was a hihiirht in the 'n'ory K.: -of the L'nion ciub. It waa ur.-ier'M--the au.!pKe of that orr.-Li:. 'i : that the wnl aj h-eid tee re. . - "No, i'. won't be anythiitz Jo -e Thv- Ow-rver coriii-i day I've bern rrdmif it tor a i t r f:. -." olv-ri. 1 M r, J-ajh- ' yester-iay. short 5y aft-r he Men inforrn-d that she had the wix-rr.onth s Jbripuon to 0!'f-r-r in the drainp. "B-t o---n ; m-n I rn not ery l.-; coming- tho d. Mr. Cru: orney. the school vtstrAAX. IJMwon intn silence, had trie rail anu Frtd Vox who is aa; approval of the parents of r.Ah. A lat letter r : . . . . c. . B .irl hp fl-lt I t-e;trr r.a is iaj! i sy iiT a iceir iarniii--, aru-.. .-wi, ..,.rv lonir. and native ian -' '- - , . .I. niifht of New York, but 175 residents of Kaear durlriff Uie "1- on,ker Citv commute to Mw.1 would w metropolis daily. t the Eittern)!". f'J'l of confidence and joy. ;toid them th- y had decided Lu s- 4hrtt;Id r.!)r- d'lrirr te dy w.'..- Mrs. (h.i'.'f of L'r.;,r. h : t. Kirtn fcr the cookies ; -'terdy .s more tike j orr.e to Misa Marine ' McLean s autast. i r hc? father w Dr. K. :! in Kiirin for a nun:-; xri. i-r.'or her faihvrl jractu'T- ;o Ia GrcJr. ; at K!tn la.st ei"nins &n-r jth fritnd before i her. I tr.e interested livecH-r- J T. ,V. Kerr ho is in 1 d:n:r.g room a.t the I phil'i'l'-lphi-'i 1 njbnrti For the hay fever boys, this is ik-t tht- wn-'zin' of th y'-ar. fi-i . -FT 7 Kjhampion but he doe f-e! th.it her v-:t Mi-s Mrjor;e Kirbr. 'A was an opportune one ar.d she wa- -Grande, who is aiiin:; Mr?, an a:r.-:ve meniber f the a'Jdi- I-an for the third yer, prudj ence yesterday. Thou'-'h there were. this spring- in hvrr.e ecoroni.e ! rs front a number oi c;t;es ;tr. orea-vn Mate Co:!ese a: Cor Hi hard i . !:ure. re: ! ate l'.inn In I-or.don er.i day and the next Wt'li dinner :n Io An;'::, r ,,t Z-ppel:n and d c . rnotr.er. Mr. r.dr.h r::ri! ar.j t , at L'nion f-r a few weeks. :;rr.e 'Ant-eli I.'.tid..n r.v. thei Graf, a s. He': the col f:ew b to Fri'd ri' I: rroK-ed th :d then flew d A re. or, s th- ar(-r.'inT r.-I .the r- rr.z- T:nr."? -t K:;n Mrs. i L. I-r;r.,i:?i Shv r.-; -:id S'jri.v oi it:?; .S.-h:i;:n prod'Hf- in ?he draw-; i. 'int'.i at th.- er.d of th-- afternoon- n 1 M:-. I-nham ill n.uk s f.er horii i k as she d-e at the t : rr. e . waj Mrs. Hoy C o r . : n i eon;n.ent as she inspected tine. bea-jtifiilly ei iabie at the corxj si';a of the ftr-hool Ttje-dy. Mrt f.Vnkirn iit the wife of the superin tendent of schools a: L'n.vn. fe :3 k - r.ly intertsJed in M-s. M 0 in Kiffin, thot.-i Mr. I...nham is in i.,.jn s c2Aj..s that t'r.ev dro-.- fr-.-r: .bark- ' I -a 'irnie w.'.-re he grec-ntly be-...; ir home in 1. Grr.de and Is 1 rrip. , urn-: i'-itu of the j-.ac-. j lr.d ':?y to K::n yet-rday to h a ! i h-r. Mrs. Iv la Jon .--9 an i daughter. Mrs. Gi.brt Hunti Mother, Sister ! Of Swiss Flier Believe Him Dead AAI'.A". Switzerland. Aur. r i 'Ai'M The mother and sister of! J Ky. I.uescher. mifsmir Siss 1 :r-A! ant! aviator, toiay jrave p :-.';- of s--ms him aiain. and ' j T- -i hrav-My what they con- ; t :i-r. i nil of pro1der.ee, i t N- ir-htors greatly admired the ' ' th-r'.-f stoicism. She toid tlu-m I''...: h- aprv-rd to hr son j : : ii.-r.ir an aviator, she r-a!;ied j. ' ri.u-t be prepared for ail haz- ; 1 f'-i.. praiSii his hardiaj ' r .'!. L-rxiVt-ry-, and sunny charac-, aim Studebakers New D at new ictator low prices SIX CYLINDERS $ t r. t 995 Prices at the factory EIGHT CYLINDERS ;-L.n of Lu.-wcher and Gcar .') with h:n on th-; '(. .n-i.n'f f-orn cue bteamer s : rr.-.iir.lt th TSt5.u?,,:5r,. .t;,.:iJ,;r':i"C- n ?- Cf o ir Mrs. Mfl-ean had Ijr.cheon with m1.,, .. , .1. 1. I rew of 26 Men .,u r pren mj.-. ; ,r r'"1"? " ,,h- V"" . . non.:st ort;. IniideiitKy. K-n I , h. Union Wn. d,r, a: tr,e , JIrs f,1R,..r ,urnt-i to h..r f.,rin VMI1K. A. Ji (AI-. n..-l. in ' "- "-llo n.,.r I"i-n.I ri;y I n I 1. li. Il-nmn. Hia.-r ot lh IfAUr J"!r- ' pr"lr.t. , ,..,.,,. i,n !,,, jvvt f'-- i i :!r l',. ,,...rt H..rr;,n. v!,,,. .) , . K-liih Wright -h- Mr. Vi',l , ,j . i.0. f!V.t S ( ntire cr.;' of rt n of t.'je Ger- ' aut:t.. I pr;z. s b- man stainer fi'iirnistan hl'-h o f school. Ciiuffht f ;r. In inidoce'jn. 1 "Thv cooV.in ?-cfjO'd is irivh a.p- - in given each day , pre. ja!-d n r--, rrn -.rk-d Mrs. I Karl S. ' .'handier, daring the after ; noon at Klein. Ava fteiger, accompanist for vo- 1 . . cal numbers. AVV I'l.A.M-S IV ILLINOIS Ianring Hev-ile.- orchestra. H'.'OTT FIKLI, Hi.. Auj:. 2 2. I CAl') Twenty-ono pianes, intlud- f 0 ' Un; the 17 navy craft from Sun; r 0 an-iii yonnir-t-rH 1- r-i- Jleo. took off here at I',::" a. m.. -rsi k iiiH 24X1,1 ,,,'rr'al Huif-hose for Ci-veSand to attend the tiu. j i"'"' at-Jir.tf w-boo! at m K:in. h"IP-"-d in draw in it and i:i jV A.' hi r t I . A Y 1 di"tribtiti:iK atr. ndtnt e awards Mil A M, M i , MISS PALFREY IS ELIMINATED f FOIUT HILLS. N. Y., Auif. --. (Al'l Sarah I'aifrey, Ifi-y.-ar-oid heroin-- of Tuesday" play. wa Iiminated in the third round of !he national tennis championship' tournament yesterday by Mary Cref-f, of Kanaji City. 6-2, 6-2. Kngiapd and the l'nif-d States broke even in the ftmi so inter national mutches yesterday iieb n Jueob. though hard prt-fsd. fw-ortrd for Ani'-rita over Mrs. B. f'uvell of Kntfland. l'l-fc, C-:. while Mm. IhoetH Watson, onot her of the British WiKhtrnan tup players, evened matter by defeating Mrs. Anna Harpfjr o( Salt l'ranci-Sco, 11-9, t-i. lU'Hy Nuthall, KnuUsfi uc-. ad vanced one step nearer a meeting with the champion, Helen Wills, when she wo:i Jit third round match with Mrs. May SiHon lltm ry, h.mta Monica. "!.. v-t.-ran. 7-ii, 6-L Hetty wan hoiik wfiat er ratic In the firt ft'-t but sreadied hers if and her hard-hitting gam! jikly ended Mr-, Hundy's hopes In the iM-co.id s-f-sion. Watch Tongue For Signs of Illness Your tongue in nothing more than the upper crd of your stomach and intestines. It is the tir5t thing your doctor Ivik at. It tell.s at ; plancc the condition of yn:r dices tive syttem and phy.sicinns a that HQ per cent of all ickne.; tart with stomach a;:d botvt-i trouble. A whi'e or ycl!otv. C&ati::g on you; toncuc a ii .i . . tr e 1 gnal of those (ii'c- tivc di-or i-.-t 1. tell you why tiu I r w t ex Mr,rvf why you have pnin- ir, Tost.it: the bowel, c.im, -'Ut 4 ft, ninnz! tomath, dizzy ip- A And it's a ;en you r.f d Tas.':;r This good o!d re!iah!e m in ! 1 helped thou.tand-i who were p!.-.- ;. cal wrecks Sic how the tir.-t hot tie helps you. Ta nlac contains ho hi:!.' rt! druKs; it is made of Ktrks h-ri-and roots nature's own . 1 s - for the sick. Get n MrJf i:--n V'nir drucpUt ti,.y. V"iir iin-r:. y back if it docen't hi-)p you. . So- of !tn- Fredd:. K. lxngfield. 17-y-ar-oI I j They lik-d "pi Kanftn I'l'y vioiiiii--t. oTn( an in-j'-y rn'ieh ir.. strurnent made in Italy 3i7 years when Mrs. M'd. ii'i. - v- ,! 'i t 'o !(! 1- hool We dnt-.duy. y.ng S.it;ta c'luus" most tsp-ciaily ;r. pre, nl-d them d b-ri.n pt.ddmif- Pretty little Anna Mae Wu.hip. daughter of Mr-. ;e.r A. WV ship drew the names of pr;r din ners when the various at;er.-hiif e fift w ere pres-. r.ted at the ( i-,r of li:- afternoon. Anna M--.e .it tended tookir. whool all aft r -n and she it very- sure now th it --he is u o i r. c t be a 1; u o d cook, too, onit? day. Making Your j Spending And 1 ! Saving T, r.n s is li.e iiarlicu;.kr Tanlac 52 MILLION BOTI1ES USED 8 LOS ANGELES Jis. McLean lines Crescent Meats in her Cooking Demon strations. He sure to attend. High School And. Tfiurs. & Fri. 1 STL' DEBATER, holder of rrv official stock car record tor speed and stamina, leading the world in the sale of eights, adds champion value in the New Dictators. A New Dictator Six larger, smarter, finer at the lowest price for which a Studebaker closed car has ever been sold ! A new compan ion eight, brini;inc thrifty luxury to many who could not afford it before! Studebaker's unique One-Profit manufacturing advantage, tremen dous fine-car volume, and concen tration in South Bend of all Studeba ker manufacturing activities, make l) I a C6ratti5r National Sank "Kor:y-firfct Ttar of Friendly Sri vice" RttaH dilivn 'iti h Studbater dealert in Jul u rri jj c-e in tx;ji if June. possible these unapprnached values. Come, drive the New Dictator Six or Eight. The experience will revise your estimate of what may be ex pected in cars of this price. The ei idence of Champion Value! Hvii.-ju'.ic shotk itcrbers S:cc'.-cure si:;ry s;rir.g wheel AdjuKjWe :ecring mluir.n 'ind tVunt seats Genuine nioha:r upbo: t:erv Anip'ilieii - action 4-wheel hrai es Doub!e-drop frame Tarnish-proof chro mium plating. DICTATOR MODF.LS AND PRICES SIX tlliHT Sedan, f;r five t r 1 1 $109; Club Sedan, for five r 105) Regal Secan, ior hve t t 1195 p.. in :. Tourer Coupe, tor tour t Coupe, tor two t t aad tTLr. rick) i4i 9V) PRICES AT THt FACTORY 11.-;,- I : 118; M. J. GOSS Fir and Adams. Buy Meats That Stand The Cooking Test Goiwrnitncc Comfort j lJ(usjilaliiy Yi .pprtti-e .S. .id r'."d"i'i' n'rt I -iti m? tp--.rilv !-' i K-"L IV rocir tr'rn IVv .r-v Squir. mcn!rit lo . 1 ir d (; K; -; , lhri, f..iia! imi-u-.' n ar.J eiettrjc d-rxl f: aii tcyf.u Sec the different cuts of meats iwd by Mrs. McLean dining The Obscner ( ixikin Sihiml this Tluuxlav and lriila. Vtui will be sui piised at the tasty dislu-t pupaied from the iiiexpin.siv e cuts and we mtht add that these meals come from our shops (he same cuts aic ;nailalile every da . Tin if ly housewives whin you buy meats f i "in us joii buy with this know ledye . . . thai I'Neiy ml is of the fmrt (iiiality. and that our lame turnover and careful hian.te laent liae resulted in ptiies that aie leveled to their lowest. x on will find in mil shops the finest selec tion I he market at foi (Is, o fei ed to oii under the most evacliin! sanilaiy eonilitioiis and with a keen desire on our pait to see that jou aie Kien the most pUasinl MMiie. BREAST for STUFFIHGorSTtWlKS . fine. tiid r Mf nuat nt VEAL? SHOULDER' ROA5T oifcntl ip.Ui at tin tiutt trn t- iin j h-rt' -C-s--, RUM? ROAST VEAL h )d' .l Im nun for Mm .t-iliiui'-r ill n -n in: RIB CHOPS It- ilelii nm ll.tlur No Matter Where You Are or How You Prefer to Cook, There is a MONARCH FOR YOU ASBESTOS 1iti!ff ELECTRIC-COMBINATION-COAL & 00D Tiic (.uaiity, efficiency and economy of .Monarch ranges is world known. .Many exnert ci'oks who win prizes use and recommend the .Monarch. The new Monarchs are finished in teautiful enamel and have many new inovations of ik.-itrn to make for easier and I tetter cookincr. ' , See Them I5y All Means IScforc You Uuy Any Oilier Hangc. ohnenkamp s Crescent Meat Co. 1-. rir,.- . - I It I VI C., I!. Hotel Savoy 1 J Sixth U Grand Q Two Markets r