La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 19, 1917, Image 2

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    SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1917.
P-VOE TWO
JiA GKANUii EVTSNINO OBSERVER
No. a
COOL
CLEAN
UNDERWEAR
HERE'S the Cool,
Comfortable,
Nainsook Union Suit
you have been looking
for. The Athletic Style
is a new "FREER
CUT" your arms and
legs are liberated.
Sialpax Union Suits are sold by
ui in sealed transparent unitary
containers no dut or dirt.
Cleaner cooler, 'that's the story
In two words and we have your
right site. Men's Union Suits at
$1.00. Separatt Garments 50c.
Hill's Dep't
Store
human interest. Tho3e were remark
able views obtained -with the aid of
an ingenious contrivance invented by
these men.
Last night the Universal Film
company, which acquired the rights
to the invention and the services of
the inventors, exhibited the lateBt
achievement accomplished with the
aid of this modern adjunct to the film
industry in a pictorial offeiing drawn
from Jules Verne's "Twenty Thou
sand Leagues Under the Sea." And
a houseful of spectators consisting
eniefly of invited guests, was jub
ilant. They appreciated the privilege
of witnessing a dim achievement
wrought with skill and endurance in
advance of other cities and manifest
ed their approval appropriately with
hand clapping following brief address
by Carl Laemmle's representative.
Is An Enjoyable "Movie."
It is not an every day affair to wit
ness man eating sharks darting di
rectly at you with open jaws as if
ARMENIA IS CRUSHED IN THE
CONTEST
OF NATIONAL GIANTS
THE NEW ARMENIA HAS ONLY 600,000 MEN WOMAN AND
CHILDREN AS A BASIS TO BUILD ON AFTER THE WAR-POP
ULATI0N BEFORE THE WAR WAS 2,000,000,-1, 400,000
ARMENIANS KILLED OR DRIVEN INTO THE DESERT
all Armenians and he was
BY LOWELL MELLETT among
(United Press Staff Correspondent) right.
London, April 21 (By Mail) In , We think that this may prove the
the midst of the hurly-burly of war, iust horror through which our people
there are a few persons in London will have to eo." said A. S. Safras-
just a few giving some thought to tian. who after two years fighting
ready to snap them together with what is to become of Armenia after '.with the Armenian Legion of the Itus-
mcii jy muwcuii muii ram yi tu me war. inoi neigium, aeroia nor
oi.serve mem swimming majesucauy Poland has suffered as Armenia has
suffered. These figures explain:
Armenians living in Armenia
by, daring and fearless. Even motion
jlJiliuicB uu nub lruquuiiuy ut'uiu bin
, denizens of the sea in their lair and
portray the activities of the ocean's
bottom. In these films the nautical
gardens adjacent to the Bahama is
lands have vifual reflection. One be
holds in addition to the animal life,
magnificent vegetation, picturesque
coral reefs and sponges breathing '
ARCADE
'TWENTY THOUSAND LEAGUES
UNDER THE SEA."
Jules Verne's Great Novel Now in
Pictures Will Be Seen at the Ar
cade Sunday and Monday With
Wonderful Scenes of Under Sea
Photography.
the
(Review Ihy W. K. Hollander in
Chicago Daily News.)
About two years ago Chicago gazed
with astonishment at the wonders of
the sea through the eyo of the mo
tion picture camera. The William
son brothers had brought from the
ocean's bottom photog'rap-nic repro
ductions of its mysteries and inject
ed a few aquatic episodes of startling
end amusing- nature for dramatic and
with life, imbedded there. From this) into the desert 400,000
point of view the entertainment is a
photographic marvel.
Capt. Nemo, hero of Jules Verne's
drama, recals the strange career of
the Klying Dutchman. Both were
sea rovers, one on vengeance bound
and the other because he had dis
pleased the Almighty, and neither
touched port.
sian army, has returned to tne Lon
don School of Economics to earn his
doctor's degree. "We feel that all the
suffering the Armenians have endured
before the war 2,000,000 cannot count for nothing. Armenia
Armenians shot, knifed, has been almost exterminated more
burned, stoned, drowned than once. Always she has recup
and otherwise put to death ; erated and without outside assistance,
by the Turks (well authen- i Now we think the world will not ac
tuated figures) 1,000,000 Cept a settlement of the other probtem
Armenians unaccounted for . 0f this war without a real settlement
from among those driven nf thn Armenian Question."
"We want Armenia for ourselves,
entirely free of Turkish rule. A pro
tectorate by Russia, Great Britain or
even the United States could in a
generation or two see an Armenian
nation safely established and prosper
ing, it is a joruie country anu we
Realty Transfers
$0500 deed John F. Dobbin and wife
to Walter Vogel. 1WI 1-2 NW 1-4 Sec.
12 4s 39.
$50 deed E. Mead Elliott and wife
to Fred Hatfield. Commencing 573 1-2
feet west and 130 feet N from where
center of D street, Hindman add to
Elgin, strikes the west line of said
addition; thence W 100 feet; thence
N 120 feet to S line of C street;
thence E 100 feet; thence S 120 feet
to beginning. (In NE 1-4 SW 1-4
Sec 15 In 89.)
$1 deed E. W. Oliver and wife to
Rebecca M. Hcdcn. Commencing 40
rods S of NW corner of NE 1-4 of
NW 1-4 Sec. 9 3s 38; thence S 8
rods; thence E 40 rods; thence N 8
Armenians in Constantinople,
western Asia Minor and
Russia 600,000
The new Armenia that is to be re
constructed after the war thus has a
basis of only 600,000 men, women and
children, unless it be found that some have ed our ability to take care
"V T'1",'1T ourselves if given the opportunity,
surv.ved. These 600,000 must be go ong ag Euro,,ean politics prevented
brought back into Armenia from the :f ,.,uv. v, kiwi-twct,,
Jj other side of the Russian border and t,osireg of the TurkS) we could not
"T H""'""i'.'. v.i.-ie mey nave ,have such nn opp0rtun,ty. The day
enjoyed comparative immunity. of su,.h micg is t everybody
The restoration of a nation from. j,0Deg
such a basis would seem almost hope- .....
less hut. Armenia in In,!on hnlinvol. A llmited monarchy is Safrastian's
BEAUTIFUL
FIGURES
result from intelligent
correct corseting.
attention to
T)(ToD.4RT ORSETS
rront Laced
offer the world's best achievements in
design and a careful selection of su
perior mntcriafs to properly work out
these designs so the style lines are re
turned during the entire life of the
corset.. Appreciation of the fit, stylo
mid comfort, however, can only be had
through a trial fitting the hardest
test.
Pauline Lederle
Summer Hotel BIdg.
it will be done. Lord Bryce, former !,ldea of the nost progressive govern
ambassador to the United States, who, I men? Possible immediately for Ar
as he expressed it, has been studying me"a- Fro,m thw. he believes a re
the case of Armenia for forty years, I PubJ.lc wo"ld naturally evolve. But
believes it will be done. 9t. first- he 1aul' the old tribunal in
stinct prooaoiy wouia can ior a prince
"The change in Russia has been a
most lortunate wing ior Armenia, ni:f
:J n .ml A.i their nationality.
DOIU 1AIIU iJ J JLt. ill': l.l 11 1 V 1 1 1 11 1 1 Jl 1.11
pie may expect more from the Russian
people than they obtained from the
Russian government in the past."
He said I would find this confidence
at which to gaze as the embodiment of
Do you throw away the body fat
of poultry big layers of clean,
sweet, yellow fat around the gizzard
and found elsewhere around the in
testines of the chicken? If you so,
rods; thence W 40 rods to beginning. say specialists of the United States
$1 deed Robert P. Parker to ; Department of Agriculture, you are
Mount Emily Timber Co. E. 1-2 SE , throwing away fat which French
1-4 Sec 22; S 12 SW 1-4 Sec 23 Tp 4
S R 35 E.
$1 deed Lee Tabor and wife to
Raymond A. Anderson. Lots 15 and
16 .block 21 Williamson add to La
Ornnde.
, 1 deed Samuel S. Braden and wife
to W. A. McCall. 'SE 1-4 NW 1-4 W
1-2 NE 1-4 and NE 1-4 NE 1-4 Sec
14 4s 38.
housewives consider the finest of fats
for making cakes and especially puff
paste.
"'Begin today to eat more corn
meal and hominy grits in place of
wheat flour and wheat breakfast
foods," is the message the U. S. De
partment of Agriculture is sending
out broadcast to housewives.
NOT FIT TO EAT
BUT FINE FOOD FOA SHOES
'
GET A SHINE THAT LASTS
A Shine For Every Shoe
..10c
..10c
..10c
2-in-l Shoe Polish, black
2-in-l Shoe Polish, tan
2-in-l Shoe Polish, -white -
2-m-l Shoe Polish, liquid white 10c
Shinola Shoe Polish, black ...... -10c
Oat Oil Shoe Polish, liquid black 15c
Gilt Edge Shoe Polish, liquid black 25c
Shinola Home Set with 2 brashes 25c
t
Harris Grocery
,PHONE MAIN 70 FARMERS PHONE B. 192
408 North Fir St. - Cross The Track
IMljUHIMilillliNlllilli liMMtiB'rWWTH" """"
Dry Wood, Poultry Supplies,
Feed,
All Varieties Seed Potatoes
Highest Price Paid For Poultry
SMITH-NOBLE PRODUCEXO.
Home Ind. Phone M. 734
Union County M. 291
LA GRANDE,
OREGON
QUICK DELIVERIES
are a feature of tbia lumber
basmees. When yon give ua an
order yon can confidently rely
on getting your lumber a little
before yep need i. hat marina
no delay in construction, .90
waiting time that yon lurfc to
pay for Think that over.
? ., - - 2 ? J lx
GEO. PALMER LUMBER COMPANY i
Retail Dept. Phone Main S
We Want No Epidemics This
Summer
t
Cleanliness may not be an absolute preventative
of disease but dirt certainly invites it.
Paint your walls, floors and ceilings often for paint
annihilates disease germs by" the billions.
Yours for Clean-Up and Paint-Up
OXNEK'S PAINT STORE
"20,000 Lonjfiies Under the Sea," at Aroade Sunday and Monday.
I III FMM-iO
FUEL, HAY, GRAIN, FLOUR, PRODUCE, LIME, PLASTER
AND CEMENT
Lehigh Portland Cement
Aberdeen Coal
Wholesale and Retail
s"M"TO
the
Sawyer-Holmes
LA GRANDE, OREGON.
Mercantile Co.