La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 11, 1918, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE Mailt LA UkAN'DE KVJ.;XL'(J OLlSKUVEli. FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1918 The World's Worthy Toilet Preparations "JSCS ')Z Most of the people in this community know .that we stock all worthy toilet preparations as soon as they are on the market. This knowledge causes them to come to us when anything new or rare is wanted. "When you want Face Cream, Lotions, Powders, Toilet Waters, Manicure Specialties, Perfumes, Etc., come to our store. You can select from an assortment of tin; best domestic and ' foreign products. If you see if advertised come to ns first and save time and worry. LA GRANDE PHARMACY . vAdolph Newlin, Mgr. Quick Delivery Phone Main -10 La Grande, Oregon .:wu.; . . Irf'arn ti Hun Tractors. COKVALLIS, Jim. 11. (Spo-C- Ultf Italian; Ship Sunk. NEW YOHK, Jan. 11. Tlio liiir lal) Farm tractors, combines and Italian steamship MIIuzzo, 11, 477 nillklnij machlnoB, aio .nmnnK tho uloBt Important innchlnory now be ing brouKlit into Oregon In large numbers to ovorcome tlio threatened llibor nhortsKo. Farmers wlio wish to learn, or liavo their hired man limrn, how to opernto and caio for the tractors may do so by Bending them to the Short Course Tractor School at O. A. C. Many fnriuors Are doing so. Golden West I I . Coffee I is a baatfhful brae- Ina beuerace with a Just Rteht" taste that never varies. Order a Can To-Ray Tour Grocer Sells GOLDEN WEST PRODUCTS. u.u.'um.' "' . . i . - tonu (,'iuiis ri'KiBtere, was sunk dur Ing the early part of December by a German uubmarluo while In the Med iterranean waters, according to word received In shipping circles yeater day. ' It Is understood no lives were lout. o LOST MONEY Lost on Thursday, prob ably on the street, a roll of money, containing about $150.00, mostly in 10-Dollar bill3. A substantial reward will be paid for return to Foley Hotel. 1-1 l-'M WANTIU) l.a (iiando Weekly Ob server dated January 4. Leave, at Observer office and receive re ward. 1-11-tf. ! PERSONAL MENTION J Mm. M. H. lliilim:;, of Kai:ila, i.i l:i the city hopplu. Mi!!. IJ. I-1. Oanihell is iiial;'n:- hi". ror.ulnr trip (o Altcel to;!:;;.- v.lie; she hi the in;i:de dhei'lnr of a chora' el till. After the inventory ve find a few odds and ends in our bottle- pickico. We will sail them at a jrreat rfldiirfcinn in nrino n-? Inm-,- .in flimr lir ... A .. .... i.wu. 1 BULK I'SAITUT SUITES M.-J.B. COFFEE FRESH CIDER COMB HONEY, 15 AMD 20 CENT3 LEWIS CORN MEAL PEERLBSS SYRUP POPCORN THAT POFG, 2 LE3. FOR 2jc HOME MADE SAUERKRAUT IRISH MACKEREL CALL MAIN 35 HUG'S SENATORS 110 BAKER GUS WASHINGTON, Jan. 11. Secre tary linker is under the Senate mili tary committee ire for his rosy re view of the supplies situation yester day. Senators Chamberlain, Waclsworth, M'Kcllar and Weeks are attacking hi3 declaration that the army's initial rush needs are met. JJaker held his report v.i.8 on the conditions of troops abroad. Attackers h;'!c! ho created the im pression everything was lino and there was no need of further h;:.itc. when in icality we are approaching ho-tory s greatest crisis with the n?y.t eight months' tasks bigger than ever, and said it was unwise to create a false security impression. Baker reiterated that the initial n:sh needs had been met. All in France are fully equipped; thire are plenty of artillery there, and produc tion is rapid, lie admitted U12 can tonments were not fully equipped with ordnance, saying the ordnance depart ment working :;' full blast sin-e April couldn't supply oil the artilie.y a::! ammunition needed. M.VU YHAIt Ol, 1) (Jllil. slowly riiTitu'vixG ,Ksft .V.Ut!tli:i Mi;.V MAY VOU'NTKKI IX WASHINGTON. Jan. 11.--Hecula- (ions for volunteering in the regular army have been modified fer tho per- t iod of the war lo permit mauled, men to join tlio colors. I o ; BULGARIAN LIGATION I IN" WAK T! .'."!:;'. ' (United Press.) PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 11. "Pro gressive myositis ossificans" onu of the rarest pathological uianlfesta. tlons known to science, has put in its appearance a,aln. In plain every day English "pro gressive myositis ossificans" means i KiT.dual transformation of tissue and ! cartilec ir.to bono. A littlo nlne I vrar-old ;irl, whose naiue 13 with j held, Is now lu tho Jefferson Hoiplt- nl awaiting tho !uy when she will be ! completely petrified. This, accord ing to surgeons studying the case. Is probably but a few 5ears off. The case the second of its kind 1 known to Or.-John Chalmers Da Cos- ta came to this city from a Wilm ington, Del., hospital as soon as the nature of the ailment became es tabiir.hed. l'rof. W. W. Ilavke has iha child uader rpccial observation, and will conduct a series of experi ments to analy70 tho patient's (11- i Kctlvo pi ocessei'. t i The disease ' Is thought to bo ' caused by the improper funetloiiliiK of the parathyroids, sniall masses of' ;ilandlil:e epitl.lelriil lyint; beneath the thyroid ?:!'.'.p.i!y in t';e n,:etf.- It is ' the parathyroid ;iamh; v.hi':h control tl-.e Kiipnly of lime i:-ilts, or hone buildtUK (dementii to the body, and if tiles'.' l,-!uik1:i are removed death In-' variably follows. I I Tlio child appea-( normal lo the ' I untrained eye, but when or.o touches , tlio mr,:ok;i of the . noel:, arms, and b.nck they are rlglil aijd hard as sioiio. Tl.o d'r.eane attacks prognvis ively all the voluntary muscles of the. body. The involuntary muscles are unaffected, death rei.uliiii!' from In ability to eat or move any portion of , tho bod;-. Dr. Da Costa places the outside , limit to tho aire which the child may atiuin at 20 years. ' Quality the Best The Busy Store for ore Prices the Lowest Men's Leggings 49c, 59c, 93c Overshoes $1.93, $2.98 MEN'S KNEE BOOTS $3.49 Ladies' Rubbers 69c Boys' Puttees 75c, $1.10 Children's Rubbers 49c, 59c, 69c THE STORE THAT UNDERSELLS FOR CASH Incorporated & "J Formerly The United Store (United Press) , WASHINGTON, Jan; II. To the uninformed it is just an 'unpretcuCou:; cut stone residence. To rcne'lcis, those fortunate enough to have an entro, it is the potential swnc of ;. story in the making. Entente states men pass it by with an imii.'itieriL shrug while I'aikan diplomats siieativ muttcu u cur.;e wnen busmes-i lead.-, their paths by the Iiulf;arian lej'.-itio's. Theoretically Dr. Slephnn Pa.:aic- toff and Dr. George I'ou'ieT .-still hr.i tho rcjiresentativcs of Kin.T Kcriand's nation in the American capital A'iA ally they ure rcsidins here as priv.ue citixens. IJince war was declared, ac-onlim; to tha Bulbar officials, not a'sin-r'a line has hc?n sent to or received fror home iToverr.Pient. exrrert t!::o;i'; their fcovcrnmeot, excciit threc:'i i-. American state dcpartircnLi. ,t:o it as Ur.owim; the corditioi of affairs i Sofia, they mi;ht ns wcdl be lucale 1 on Mars. Hut that fact makes Dulpnr nv::,- ence no less we'eonie in entente cir cles. Though British, French nr. i Hus.nan statesmen bow in recognition when the Hulifar minister observes th'j weekly "cullini; day" at the s'at ; de partment, the icprpent,.,.ti"c:i o'' tl:1 TeuLonic alliance are pcrso".s :icci raa at diplomatic soc::il fLi-H-ci;!".-. And reali-:in the anomaly of lh.-',-position, they are content to rmsl:. 'all Jollc! up with no place to po." Hov louir this government vi!l tj! crate the I'ulcrnrians is a much mont : 1 cV.csti.m in eon(rression;:r hudi;. Senator Uodi;e calis down ItooseveH ic.ii v iluiieration upon the "undesir ibhn' in tlv? Senate, while in tlis lowc" chamber Vepvcse ;ir.ti"e I-'!oo.i '1(:'.!: fur (he iVei-iflont's icb'-.y of bo spread upon tlio mluutes, one sent to the bereaved family, one to the Hospital Unit and ono to tho liven ing Observer for publication. F. B. CUKIIEY, MRS. STEI.I.A INGLE, 1-11-lt COKA HARDING SCOTT. "han:!s off." State i!ep.".ctrr.ent officinis. usually ret icent, fail to see cause for worry o'.'er t':o presence of "a friend of the cv rny" in tho national capital. "Ve're too busy with Germany to b.,he.'. Anyway, we have nothinc'to do wi:h Bulgaria," in Counselor Polk's la. NOTH'K! To all membors of the Wing, Fin and Fleetfoot Club. Your dues for 1018 $1.00 are due. Please pay A. D. Andrews. Notice of the annual feed to be given in about a week will be published later. 1-11-atc AL D. ANDREWS. So c.-b!.- reply t.) inquiries. 'iruLo :he discomfiture of the rr.d the insistent (icmamls of '.vis.cml Roumanians thai. Un- tli.i fli-ohr-tni! of the iJalka-; fn,r.i hi:-: list- of K'-iests:, f-r ;et a Ut.tie cvioie, at !:':::. iKjiraria's (.seu'lo rep-e.-iciiir-tivcs v. ill contir.ue t- enjoy 'vrieri:!'.:! hospitality. .in oi Tho story hour committee of the Neighborhood Club have arranged to tell stories at the Library every Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Hay Murphy will have charge to morrow afternoon and all children are cordially invited 'to be present. Honor Guard Girls and others who ! demeanor will do Ited Cross work tonii;lit, please meet at the Elks club prompt ly at 7:15. Bring scissors. l.tll'OIITAXT NOTIC'H . . TO KIOGISTIiANT.S Under Jurisdiction or This Local Hoard Whoso Order Numbers Are Between No. lll ami Nei. 1580, Inclusive. punishable by it t M- ceed one year's ImprisanMuti: ad such failure may also dsprira yt ft Taluable rlijkls an result i Tr imisedist iniuctiol iat aSitary serrice and tilal by eart-BsrHa1. Dated Jan. 9, 1918. J. GARFIBLD KIT? 8.": Member of Local Board .'f. X ltl'.MMAGR SALII 1 There has this day been mailed to you a questionnaire which you nro 1 There will be a ruminate tale In the Presbyterian Sunday solipol required by law to eiecuto and rc- 100,11 Saturday, January 12, t opo turn within seven days from date 0 clock. l--3t.ji hereof. ' T: Failure to do so constitutes a nils- It pays to ad vol tine. The Mission Band of the Presby- ! terian church will meet at the homo ()f jjr3 Anjoison, 507 Adams, Sat iMSTTS 1 urday n.'tenioon at 2:30. All moui- , hers are uri;ed to be present. THE F CAFE iicsou'Tiox w roi)o:.K'i; WJhmthh, this coi.iiminity. nr.O cc IH'cially tho iih"i:(jcrs of tlie Aruiy and Navy Auxiliary, hnvc Ireun culUu! tiptm to mourn tlic ticatn of licit Amlmws a motnlicr of tiic La CJrundo hospital unit now iu franco, IJo it llcMlvii, Tht in !i!h tl-nth tho nalinn Ii.'ip srfi'orctl the io::s of a luyj'l .ron; tin. I tVt rity ha:-, ttlactl u;jom it-.-; roll of liunor ih'j naino of ii thin! ;.;aityv to Iho oai:;;e of woi W':; l)t iiiociacy; v.ml bo it further K.':o!-. i'.'. That til? Auxiliary rx itMul to tho !h.:(iyo.1 f.-iinily of tlio iUc(.a:;c(l ti-o li'ai!,-fclt sympathy of Us nu'iiilu is in tla ir hour of f tor row Mini coi!iii!.-nil to ihoni the only true tiourcf of comfort our Heavenly Father. That' a coir; cf thr. o i osolut ior.R ANNOCN'CEMEXT Kinvorth league I'ostpor.i'd The Epworth league meeting vhuh was scheduled for Friday niht hat been postponed for ono week. Y. M. .'. A. ClnsH iu ToIcRniph.T Class meets at 7:30 p. nifc. Mon(luy. Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday nights, two hours each even inr. Six more studonts wanted. Call at Y. M. C. A. ImildinR evenings for particulara. Students placed in positions as noon us they qualify foi either railroad or Western Union po sitions. 1-10-27C ('. W. It. M. to Meet. The C. W. 13. M. of the Christian churnh will meet with Mrs. J. P. Caldwell, 170T) Washington avenuo, Friday afternoon, :it 2:30. CAX.ADTAXS-YOUXCr AND OI,DXOV WELCOME WIXTER SPORTS 7 1 """ V is now undo' new Diiuui'ciiicnt, and aftm- Fridaj, January 11, we will lit- open iwi'Dings until 12:00. Wo hire white help only. Shell fish in season. THE EMPIRE CAFE Adams Avenue Across I'roni the (,'rande IJoiido ifeat Co. V I J' . 1 ( : .-. '? ! U SATURDAY Hit' (VlchvnU-d .Orojidwav HUw it ft rJ a i& a & u & e vm tva- a in Her .Most .Sensational Dramatic Sueeess "OUTCAST' A .Six-L'eel fictarization of Huliert Henry Davies' J'ainoiis Statce 1'roduction. VAUDEVILLE Chas. Varley - - Character Change Comedian Que dec i ,1 y 4 ,sta3 r or a iun-r'.r ir.'i t CunuiNG TT,?re is a hn.i'.n:; ::.! l.-.-.t'i:. BiToso our northern bunii-r tlies. Jl.ijs. It ir. in proii:i:-;itii.:i of tl-.c rmninf, of tlio Winter Spurts so:ion. Voun and ohl arc busily rn,;.-!;;-.'.! in overhauling :k:t.'s, skiis. sU'.i?, y!oi.;hs uiul snoushoos; in rct nij: , luK :iry stiek :i:nl l:'.rro,v.;f v;,ij:icts: ' woirkrins if '"t voar's lnii;litly ml.' oro;l n.irt onttit v.iil Manii r.notl-.or .'.'ason's wear. Wartime uri.vs tiiis wooiieiny. tt mtor ninrthi An rot pjit'll dote '. hcu.-int for Canntliaiiit. Quito li e contrary! Kvery vo.iMe hour i. tpe .t in the open in the pursuit of tcmo popiiliir sport. This ou'.Joori liio results in ru. clieeka, happy I it-: a;-. 1 r:; hcr.lth. i.i trt: .".il .r Uvality has a mo nopoly en IN yo .spcr'is, nor is the .-or., .-a a l.rief one. from first fail 1 1 . rov,- .:i)til .k Ucs ami slotls e;o into "otiu'i-.ieru l eoau-o of liisapfearunee of ice, you v. i;S :in.l t'anadians en-jeyi-;j o a.ioor iL-oreatirlis. A'iK'vi. ans who Vivit tjueluv in wir.ter tipu- rre nstmii.--'u'ii nt the p-r;l irHy of t!'o l'.iniou.s three-track toiio'-i-an sliile or. Dultorin Twrr.ee oei iii.'kii'i: I.over Town nn;l the mii;.:ty St. I :iv ":i(t, All day lone am1 late into ii'cht toPoi ans niav le seen pH.iii'ir fron the Citadel Ueiphtj, pan turreted Chateau l";xintenae and on down th Tarritc at a forty-miie-a-minuU clip. ! Iianff in the Canadian Rockies, la ! known far and wide as a summer ; playground whither thousands annu , ally wend their ways, liantf is not ; dead in Winter. No indeedl The ; transcontinental traveler who drops I ..r tlw.-.. ...:n ......I i l'" i.v.v: in ti itiii-i 111 uiiu ner very , much alive and indulging In every known winter sport. He may take his choice of unrivalled skatinir rink3, tol'oan slides, curling rinks, ski ! ins routes, anil, what Is to he found f nowhere else on this continent, out J door (mthiiiK pools of warm water in ; wl-.i, h he may take a phin;:o in com . fort while ringed about liy snow and ire and envious fur-clad spectator If you doubt tbii, drop off and ie 1 for yourselX. TONIGHT Alma Reubens The Firefly of Tough Luck" Comedy Orchestra Music go: