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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1917)
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1,. 1917 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE MVE f7 Catarrh antl Bronchitis and Cold in the " Head Recommend PE-RU-NA " Those who object to liquid medl lnt can secure Peruna tablets. Mrs. Rosa A. Kiss, 318 Clinton Placo, Kanaa3 City, Missouri, writes: ..'I. was Tery pick with Catarrh and Bronchitis. I ao Lad a cold' . In the head. I used Peruna and am well t pleased with the results. It has done me a great deal of good. I do not need any other medicine. I can cheerfully recommend it to any one who is troubled with catching cold frequently or any one who has a chronic cough or chronic catarrh. Those ,wlshlng , further particulars conoernlng my caoo may write me. Be sure to enclose a etamp and I will answer." TODAY AND TOMORROW t VI " '"I S 1 1 S '. OTT;.r.'-:.v A:: K'ENH FitOJI "WIIICK B AS5K MY CIUIJHIKX." s jiTHB FORUM !' . -i. ItOlTdH-HOl'SK TACTICS -. .. MAKK OIA.NTH I'XrOPULAn. . By H. C. HAMILTON ' . (United Preaa Staff Correspondent.) NEW YORK, Deo. 1. The fruits of rowdy baseball are being served up to the Giants. The Whlto Sox, who experienced the unsportsman like tactics of Artie Fletcher and Charlie Herzog whon the two clubs met Id the world's series, hare re fused to meet the Giants In a spring sorlca of exhibition names In the south. The Detroit Tigers likewise have turned down an offer, Tlio Detroit refusal to participate in the proposed series may be laid directly to the door of Charley iter zog, and his determination to I'rlde" Ty Cobb when the teams were play ing last year. The result of this kind of bnscball by Hersog was a fight on the field at Dallas, Texas, and an other in a hotel after the game. Cobb lift the Tigers and declared he would not play where It was neeeasary for him, to use his fists as well as his head. , ' . Cobb has. partially been absolved from blamo In his altercation with Herzog through tho tactics of the Giants' second baseman in tho world sericB. Partisans of the (Hants' Bido of the argument wero treated to some oftho Herzog rough-housing that serjes, when Charles undertook to take a ride on any of the White Sox sliding Into second base. He hopped astride Duck Weaver, Harry Folsch and others as they went sliding into tho 'sack. .'. -V . It was so' nin'ch fun that Artie Fletcher also tried It and added to his afternoon by craftily trying . to trip Whlto Sox runners whori thoy aped by him on tho way to third baso. It was around these twu, play- DANCE mo NIGH McElroy's Of Portland, Oregon REX HHLL DANCE Band X HALL ors that tho trouble circulated dur ing the series, and which nearly led to a general fight between tho teams as time approached for tho final con test. ' And,- by their action, they are. deprived of the chance to meet the Sox In a spring exhibition series, and perhaps cam back somo of tlio prestige they lost last fall. Tricky baseball Is nice to watch, but there were tew fans either in Chicago or New York who npprovod tho Flctcher-Herzog style. Clarence Rowland made the assertion that ho SKNfitY DUTY DRIVER. . PRIVATE TO POliTItY. CAMP ' FUNSTON. Doc. 1. Sen try. duty is not nil "it's cracked up fjoC be," according to private ualc Moglo,' ot Winflcld, Kan., who after being released from a stretch as sen try gave vent to his feelings in .Xhq fdljowlngi . :-:' - 'itlv Jli , .' By PRIVATE GALE iMOOLB, Speaking of rest, in terms- ot j-jst- a Tinm-TK to this " . BUS CiltKKT PliAYKltS. La Grande, Dec. 1.. To tlio Editor: '-' Tho' Den Greet Piayora are un VHotiUftJlny ; 'tho. cst. , "representatives of Shakespearian "drama in tlio Unit ed .Stoles today. For tho' past ton various u'in.K.I....l ,nnlnr In unnlri yoars lllOy Have TIIUVOU 111 Ull.'UU t'l UllU IfllllUilllUIllll lllHLIl.il 1.1 uu .'( . you, -: ' - You'd. nevor havo put that word in ' "; 'your book, ' ': ' If you'd evor bcon a soldier. Already I've told of how it was cold, When I go out on guard,; " Of Qwls that hoot, and I oan't see to 'shoot,- - ' -- And. my beauty sleep is marred. Thi. houro are nice, and ho are the -.' -.;.llco, That Is, if you feel that way. You're oh at five, when you're hard ;'.i'.,"vV;ly alive, .- Ariil yOu'ro off at the same time next 'day; .-. ,:' Xnjii then you're sore for twenty-four, A frVin' your best to rest, B ii'ti that word so sweet, is obsolete, Up hei'e! In our little nest. , rV. back and forth and forth and ' ' :..back, '.; -Arid back nd forth again, From- post to post, you boo every . 'ghost, . Ani hear tho drop of a piHj Go on at nlno, a reelin' fine, Then sleep from eleven to three, You're off at two, a feelln' blue. Then off for four, you see. A stick for a gun was u lot of fun. When you was a little boy, But to carry one now, after heavin' ' a plow, -Don't fill your heart with joy. Oh It's hack and forth an' forth an' : back, . Ypu walk and walk and walk. Your pore ol' leg would surely beg. For mercy if it could talk. throughout, the country. Tlio absonco of .aeeiifiry rciiulrcs a high oritur of histrionic talent and lends a new meaning to the tux; or ShakespeaKO. Thi educational value of the Bon Groct presentation appeals especially to teachers and high Bchool students as the splendid acting will servo to ilnnress the text on the minds of the stii(Tents. .K IS only, onco la a 'dec-i ado that anything so worth while comes to La Grande and the general public should selzo the opportunity to wifncsa tho finest Shakespearian company in the laud. . P. J. DRISCOLL. v ' . Swept Cider ..Tho cider mill Is now running. Can furnish sweet elder in any quan tity -and also do custom work. Call Iilack 3701. 12-l-4t pd. KSTIIAYKI). t One " two-year old yelow tetoor, cmiio to my place Sept. C. , Crop and under; bit in right car, also crop and ippcr bit in left ear; unknown brand on left' hip. Owjicr can have sumo by paving expenses. 12-l-2t. C. C. CON It AD. ii1 .Reef and Iron Wine. Liquid strength, our Beet and Iron Wine, J1.00. La Grondo Pharmacy. 12-ltf Nine Oregon shipyards launched 31 ships the past year, and ns many more aro on the ways under con struction. But for the strikes most of these would be afloat, and as many more would be started. AVIicre Are My rliildivn? "Nothing Today. "I don't hear you complain any more about the cost of living." "No. It seems qiiito reasonable arter getting rates from somo sum mer hotels." Louisville Courier Journal. , Good to Have In the House. Coughs, colds, croup and lagrlppe are prevalent. Colds promptly checked' mean saving of time, money and health. Pneumonia and other serious Illness may follow a neglect ed cold. T. F. Lynch. 100 Spring Ave., DuBois, Pa., writes: "For many years we have kept Foley's Honey and Tar In the house and It has saved many dollars In doctors' bills. It is flue for colds.'' A child's health (ls too precious to risk giving Inil tatlons or substitutes; Insist on Fo ley's. Sold everywhere. Adv. (wM i bin u 9 fcbftvq Tin-; ii : vwn nu.vNtt. a ; '- X. .J J ...1 .... , o fly (.'-""is' S i-i-ERVKHrPS t AiHelYbu Oim Of Dry Cleaning Patrons? iff i Iiitrnt If we believe you are missing something, in quality of work and long use of your garments. LET US DEMONSTRATE IT Company ry Geo. Gilbert, Manager Phone Mam 56 La Grande, Ore. I i i t . hoped he novcr would havo to send his White Sox ngafn against such ball players as the Giants had proved themselves. ' ! Milton nlng and cider. -Walla Walla valley can pickling factory makes Whore Aro My t'lilhlivn? Klamath Falls Strnhorn roaj out throe miles. First train takoB of- irf. (. u. Jones Moves to IOIgln. ficiais of Klamath Falls and other prof. C. II. Jones, Magnetic Hcal promluont men of that city over now-or who has been located in tho Rondo lino, ; , : '; . . :- , ,i . Valley Houso v. lll .now tuko up his "r:''' . . V pormaiicnt quartern at Elgin, second A powerful drama told In a pow- door east ot Park's Jewelry Store, orful manner. "Whcro Aro My Ho thnnks the peoplo of La Grando Children?" at tho Star, Saturday and tind vicinity for tholr patronalo dur Sunday. ll-30-2t. Ing his stay horo. ; .. 12-1-Iit pd. Old Soldier Gives Rocommctidntjoi!. ' Gustav Wnngolln, Commander o( G. A. R. Post, PlnckiieyriUe, writes: '"I highly rocommend;Fdlay Kldnoy Pills, which I prefer,, to",HH others I have used and consider then 'Johnny on tho spot.' "' ".FoleJ- KWr , noy Pills glvo quick relief' from-back. .. ache, -rheumatics pains, stiff, swdlles) joints, lnnguldnos8, paina itt. grola -and muscles, all other symptoms kldnoy trouble and sloop disturbing bladder ailments. - They assist nat ure in restoring strength and vital ity. Sold everywhere. 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