La Grande evening observer., January 23, 1918, Image 8

PA'J EIGHT
LA GltANbJS EVENING OUSEUVEU.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1918
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For The
Cough That Clings
The steady, jjcrsistcnt cough that never
quite disappears under the use of ordi
nary cough remedies is due to a dif
ferent condition than the cough which
results from a cold..
It is due to a chronic weakness and
irritation of the tissues of the air pas
sages and must be overcome by a treat
ment that will build up the entire
system and restore the throat and lungs
to normal condition. For this purpose
use our
A. D. S. EMULSION OP COD .
LIVEE OIL
We recommend this emulsion because
it is always fresh and palatable.-- it
contains the' highest possible percentage
of pure Norwegian cod liver oil.
. PRICE, $1.00
5BS
LA GRANDE PHARMACY
Adolph Newlin, Mgr.
Quick Delivery Phone Main 40
La Grande, Oregon
SammiesFieldLaundryiroFuGVJnd'e"
neauy rur DUSiness
By J. W. PEGLEB
(United Press Staff Correspondent)
WITH THE AMEHICANEXPEDI
UONARV ARMY. FRANCE, Dec.
18 (By Mail.) Uncle Sam is mov
ing In his wash-tubs to wash the
under-shirts and things that come
back from tho trenches.
Wash-tubs ure tho main tiling In
the bl salv.iue base wh'oii is lust
being finished in a city far bacif from
tho lines. There are also ho -repair
machines and machines for
darning socks and patching b cecnes.
Tho Quartermaster took a broad
look at tho future In planning this
bate. He visualized hundreds of
thousands of Sammies in the mud
and filth of the trenches batallions
coming out every day wearing tho
same clothes, down to the last stitch,
that they wore when they marched
In. He saw that these out-coming
batallions would need hot baths and
clean clothes as much as rest and re
el cation.
They're going to get 'en: batli3
and clothes.
Back in the cities, "unlviiBa" de
notes a careening red firo-wagnn
plied high with helmed il salvai'C
corps firemen clinging to tho hand-j
tails. , I
Over hero it's something else;
atain.
Salvage means repair, reclamation, I
saving.
I J
In Walla Walla Pliillip Conloy Is
in Walla Walla on business.
Returns Home H. I.. Andrews j
who has been visiting W. W". Brooks!
returned to his homo In Imbler. -i
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Goes Home Mrs. M. T. Matooti
left for Gibbon this morning after,
visiting-his mother here, Mrs Rose
Pee. -
Visits In Klunficld Earnest Colo
who has been visiting with his sister j
In Slanflcld returned to his home In '.
Joseph. j
I
Leaves (his Morning. Miss Mar-i
garet Weaver returned to Enterprise !
on the morning train after spending;
a few days here.
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On lliiHinesx Hero Mr. and Mrs. ;
Mayfleld, after spending a few days j
on business here, ' returned to her,
homo In Elgin this morning. j
Out on Brunch J. E. Simpson, !
rcpresentativo of Makc-Mcr-'ull, was!
a passenger on the, branch" lino this'
morning. " - , ,
NEW ARRIVALS
New spring goods daily arriving. Visit our store. before purchasing your
wants. AVe guarantee to save you from 23 to 33 per cent.
Bungalow Aprdns -69,
89, 98, $1.19
New Gingham
, 180
Children's Bloomers
690
Spring Percales
150
New Crepe de Chene Dresses $16.50, $18.59
Men's
Overalls
$1.19
Formerly The United Store
Leather
Faced
Gloves
230
On I' ltrloiigh nornett Hell who j
has been stationed at Camp Lewis :
since May is in Enterprise visiting , -
hta parents. LAM)
. i ' I . . .
Goes to Imbler Beatrice Cox,
There will bo bath-stations Just! vipomuics was a passenger to linb
buck of the front and each emerging; 1-rtllll morning,
battalion will have its "bath parade" j .
or coming out. As they enter tho! "'"lined Irom Portland Geo. E.
building tho Sammies will discard I Y(;,mK "! Jo3enn wl, ma bceu
their duds jackets, breeches, shoes, 1 P'"" a few days in Portland, re
sox shirts and underwear. They will i tl!,,K'(l ho"' th'8 "'oniln;;.
go tiirough the baths and conio out
in anolbor room to find clean, dry j
clothes anil soilm shonn WMlHni? for!
,,fim band at Reith, spent a few days hero
Meantime the salvage folic will!0" and
CollNl I'lirtlvo Mpn!ir(. -fn,l,.i.v'A,l ' I...
demonstrator for Kings Roots and1 uiin tt..,i,i ....... .
il f
UltAlXAGK
of Aiiminl Session.
Visltinrr in ltoith Mrs. Amps Dav
vho has bceu vir.ltlng her lius-
Giies:; at Soininer-
MCADOO ACTS WITH SPEED
TO GET CITY COAL
(Continued from Page 1.)
ficd by theso four tugs bucking the
Ice-bound strait.
Works Por 1 n Vcnr.
Working sometimes fourteen
hours a day, Arthur Williams, Pood
Administrator of this city, is today
reduced to the depths. Ho is not to
get his salary. Ho, lives at Del
monlco's, and .has certain llttlo hub-
Its such as tml-ing, etc., that abso
lutely demand ready eash.
'. Six million people in Greater Now
York look to him for regulation or
food prices. Ileforo him come the
roses of tho food hoarders and those
Who charge exorbitant prices for the
necessities of life. Ho Is a busy
man.
' The other day Harry Bulfo, prcsl
t'ent of Austin, Nichols and Company
when ho appeared before Mr. Will
lams spoko right up and said he
wouldn't have tho Food Administrat
or's Job In New York City for ten
times what Mr. Wllllums Is paid for
his servicer!, Mr. Williams replied
with a smilo that his recompense was
it dollar a year, and when ho ulti
mately received it, he would havo It
framed. yj
Hut the dollar will never come. Tt
has come to light that undor the food
laws, tho Food Administrator is al
lowed to "accept tho services" of pa
triotic men who volunteer to help
during the period of tho war. Thl.i
means thero will ho no pay.
Countess In Trouble.
Uncle Sam can he obdurate these
days even when beset by the almost
Irrorlstnhlo combination In one per-
w
son of it noble title, an ally und a
fair lady.
Red Cross officials In Washington
sent a complaint last week to IJis-
trlct Attorney Swunn of New York
County that tho Countess do Hois
Kuhort-Onnt do Tilly of Hounianla
had been soliciting funds hero under
the name of the American Red Cross,
without authority.
On Investigation by the District
Attorney tho Countess said In her
own defense that she was Interested
In tho Roumanian Red Cross of Ani
orlea and was trying to raise funds
for the orphans of her country. She
wns firmly told that she had no au
thority to solicit under the auspices
of tho American Red Cross even for
thlH Inudlble purpose. I
On promir.ing not to overstep her
r.uthority ngnln tho Countess was al
lowed to go free.
Kindles In Dieted.
Ilodlly food 1s nioro Important;
(ban brain food, according to -the
group of physician.-!, social workers,
and educators who are feeding 25
undernourished children at Public
School No. -10.
The children are getting Jli-.ee
square meals n day, nnd the meals
aro properly balanced bo ns to sup
ply llieni Willi the proper amount of
clinch, sugar, fats and mineral salts
they need to build up bone, muscle.
sinew and Drain, and put tliein into
the clas.'i Willi nuniial children.
The youngatoiH have hern cho'ien
because they are known to be de
ficient physically. They have been
under observation for some time
and li record has been lnude of the
kind and the amount of food (he;-
were receiving. Account has nh.o
been kept of tho amount of money
that was spent for ibis food and the
conclusion has been reached that
Willi more ltnowleilce of fond fact:-.
and values the money
MeClilly, Joseph; M. 15. Wallsinger,
Alicel; C. A. Swanson, Walla Walla.
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llciiiriicd to Poi-thind Mr. Erd
r.inn, manager of the W. II. Glafke-
wholesalo house in Portland
havo gathered up the discarded
clelhlng. First off, every garment
will go through the "de-lousing"
wagon , where steam baths will kill
'cm.
Next tho garments aro piled Into
freight cars which come up to the
line with supplies and otherwise
might go buck empty. At the base
the Undo Sam laundry thoroughly
launders every garment and sends
thorn on to othor departments In the
same plant for Inspection and repair.
If a garment has been repaired
several times before, most likely It
will go Into the discard. Otherwise
11 will bo patched and sent forward
for the next man who conies out,
wot, muddy and craving to bo clean
again.
lo I- iitish Apple Packing Doilie
had n rlehl to serve drinks with food I "rrJr. ary Miller and u. A. bmlth
By W. L. Powers, O. A. C. Secretary
,of State Drainage Association.
CORVALLIS, Jan. 23. (Special)
That drainage development is well
under way and is to malic great
strides the coming year is evident
from tho (representative gathering
and lively Interest shown as well as
the constructive program outlined
ut tho annual meeting of the State
January 2' to G.
1 President W. J. Kerr, In opening
-Gllest!! tit ttlOjflr, tolnt session nf thn nr,.nn f
Summer Include V., L. nallard, Cor-j gaU,m ConKrogs anU tll0 s.ate D,.ttin.
vains; iii uco iux, vvanowa; r-. jr.
returned to
home In Union today.
her
ago Association, pointed out the
growth and Importance of land re
clamation as follows:
"Tho area reclaimed by irriga
tion and drainage In this state is
over five million acres an ' aiea
STATIONERY
In quality and attractiveness tiic writing papers
of today excel 11113- L'yi'v before produced.
We afford an adequate selection of the very
latest designs, including papers of a wide variety
of tints, sizes, weaves and -weights.
If you like nice writing papers, or if you
want something "different'' you will find liere
ust what you desire.
BOXED. BULK AND TAELET P2FERS
Attended Ited Cimiss Dance Mr.
ami Mrs. Leonard Adams, of Elgin,
who attended tho. lied Cross dance
and have been visiting Miss Carrie
Lact. returned home.
on
were served minus the food ho ex
cusod on the ground that the waiter
probably thought the order for food
would be forth-coining. He pointed
to tho woll known fact that It Is .-
New York habit for diners to order
their drinks first, and then make
leisurely selection of their food. If
they ordar tho drinks und then for
get the food the magistrate held the
waiter blameless.
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I'C-I "-renter Ihitn llio lnl:l noramm :n
turned home ufter transacting busl- imnroved farm l.-nuls r M, n.
ness hero. nr i1(. inH. . a or a en-
acies were reported In Oregon.
"The experiment station has con
ducted general soil surveys to de-te-.mlno
the feasibility of possible
Ir-igatlon or drainage districts.
Nearly half a million acres of wet
lands and over one and one half
million acres of arid lands have been
examined in this way during the past
foui years. This ,lias helped to 63
ta'dish credit needed to devolop
feasible districts.
''The extension serrico has e
oifted In the organization of numer
ous drainage districts tho past year. , . . . ,
, , , ' legislature to aniinend
U JIHl lilt: lllim I UdlB lOl lill IM
diainage systems have been de
signed, embracing 1.03D.000 feet
or approximately 200 car loads of
tile. These are nearly all in oppcr
ation and serve 11.9S5 acres. The
estimated increased productiveness
(Newlin Book & Stationery
Gompany
Sunday. Tho fact that the drinks j "f Covo,, were passengers to Imbler
this morning where they will finish
tho apple packing at tllackingtons.
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Weather Stnlbitics Tuesday,
maximum, 40 degrees, minimum 23
degree:!; precipitation .03. Partly
cloudy. Trace of siiow. Prediction
foi today: Clear and warmer.
Returned from Portland Miss La
Vorc Guertson returned from Port
land accompanied by Mias Meyers.
Praise Y. M. ('. A. The Hospital
NORTH DAKOTA ... i an acre or a total bf Slll.SSO annu-i
LEGISLATURE MEETS rnit '",v" '" nr0 !l" vcry en ally. Drainage activities have about j
uiiii,i.i:.ue ovei mo v.oui ui u.i; i. i. , ,l()1;blc(l during the past ytr " J
('.. A. and nay they will certainly be; m,..,, cnilorsert bv f. i. asso- '
loyal to that organization when they
i-eturn.
SIM-XIAL SESSION CALLED TO
AID THE FAK.MKKS
endorsed the Snilth-Cliambeilain
bill which is a comprehensive plan
for reclaiming of feasiblo arid or
swamp lands; provided for a Joint
committee of theso two state organi
zations to effect full co-operation
of those bodies iu furthering feas
ible reclamations; and urging the
the state
drainage law to permit drainage
districts to appropriate waters for
the Irrigation of drained lands.
The latter measure Is necessary to
provide for supplemented irriira
tiou of peat lands such ns lower
Klamath marsh after drainage. A
committee war, named to draft n
memorial Tor tho late president of
the association, L. N. Kdwards.
It Is planned to hold a large field
GIRL IN TEENS 'AIDS:
WAR RELIEF.
Governor Frailer Declared Financial
Aid Is Needed to Itclicve
Suffering
(United Press.)
r.IKMAKK, N. I)., Jan, 23 The
North Dakota legislature today con
vened in n special session called t
pass legislation necessary to give
farmers finnm-ia! aid to permit in
create production.
Gov. Lynn .1. Knuer, in his nicssag:
might havet'i the special session, dei-h.red finan
been spent In heller aihanlage. I rial aid from the state is needed to re
Those who are conducting the ex- lieve suffering among- farmers.
oeiiniont ate not doing It of course! Thousands of farmer:;, lie said, art
simply for the benefit of tho group faring acute conditions became of th
of undernourished little ones I hey j had crop last fall. The average farm
have selected. They Intend it to be i cr in North Dakota raised less thai
lesson in dlelelies lor the people of! seven bushels of low grade wheat i
the city. Tliey are Inking into con-1 the acre. With government regulal
slderallon war conditions and win ! i"it of prices, he got mi average o
ptiees. mid mo mailing their menus $l.H." a bushel for this wheat, Gov
o simple and economical tlvil tin y I I'nier declared.
will be within the reach of the poor, i Kightv-fivo per cent of the liopula
The youngsters are being care-; lion of North Dakota is agrrdiHural
fully watched and every shade or lin-j These farmers, Gov. I'razer pointei
provenieiit or deterioration is being: out oversubscribed the Liberty Lour
Preparedness
i. LKAKN THE TUL'TH AI101J1
COI1SETS A Wc Arc IarninR the
Truth About War.
Get Acquainted With
W- ST . f f) oi
i fe . r. 4J
r.tL Ttta Muh, v. & ru. offirfc
the Front Lace Corset with tin
r'ENTILO Ilack and Front Shield
There's a La Camille Style Thntu
HcBt For You.
Ail the Latest Models Now on Hand
Priced at $2.00 up.
MRS. ROBT. PATTISON
Corscliern,
nes. 1702 Oak Phone Red 3221
noted by n phy.deiiin. They are be
ing weighed and measured ilail and
exact records kept of their rnildiiion.
The experiment is beluu conducted
by the Peoples Imdllule. the I'oil
Graduate Uo.pltal. Columbia Culver- j
73 per cent, after heavily drawing oi
tlicir credit to plant increased acre
ae;cs, as urged by the Federal govern
ment.
A bill is ready for introdih-tion i:
tho house w-hu-h will permit the state
slty nnd tho New York School Lunch to extend its credil to farmers, to tin
Commillee. Mr. lloov
lug it Willi Interest.
Is uateh-
extcnt of Jn.tUlO.O'M). the amount esti
mated by Agricultural Commissions
llagen as needed.
Although Gov. Wold of the Ninth
lis!.ri-.-t Federal Reserve bank ut :.lin
nespolis is understood ti have taker
action in the situation, the bill provi:!
ii:g this relief has become identified
as n movement of the National Nnn
ParBsan lenptie. A C. Tov.nlex-, pre.-ii
dent of the league, appealed to Presi
dent Wilson rcrcmly, asking for feder
al relief. Hep. liner. North Dakota
eb.'ln.l t:i bi nlnee in ('oii!-rc
: t nf t.ivait nmt n aliw the !enKue tntrodua u similar U
4'nitioiiftnr hi Siiniluirluw.
T!n rxils) HiinilwiHi is n tlrltrnry
knoun to thirsty NYw Yoiticts wlio
lnivc been riMn-ii to cniutiiiu1 U Willi
tlicir .CuihLiv drinks. Now a ruluij:
of the tn:iKistr:itr! rouil has plan'ti
thn snnihvich In tho list uilli oihor
cauuMillaf:!' ainl nfrnrii tho ration of
a lleonsi'tt liolrl a clium'o to uncncli
hiH thirst on Sunday without having
to rerun i so to the shullow ftuhterfuno
of a rru
rli,.
MaKfstrale Ten Kyek, in tile York
viile Court reoenlly dinehatxed n
waiter from n w.-U-knowu rosltnmint
who was aiMMised by two delertiveft
of sllinn drinkf in violation of tho
excise law whirh rails for Wio ur
eoiupau iiK pandv. leh. In diRrharj;
InK the waiter the innputti nte iiold
that tho restaurant wan opera! ik
mider n hotel licence nnd therefore
Kt-filMrml at l-'olciy T hoso ropi.st
erctl at tho Foley are: Dick Ander
son, Wallowa; . E. McClendor, Tol
oeusct; Uenjaniin line.sinjr. Island
City; Kd. Moyorslcls, Island City; R.
-M. Wells. AMcei; lito Crawford, City;
IM. Connolly, City.
Improvements llrinu Made The
Foley Hotel is undergoing a hif; iin-
P'ovement. Aliout thirty rooms are
helni; renovated, ralriinined, rep;;p- j
oifd ahd rt'carptitod. Mr. Foley has i
io placed new cuipotn iu all the
ha!K j
Vnmleille Artress 111 Word was
received today that Mia. Fields, of j
vaudeville art of Fields nnd j
Fields, wan ill in Maker and would be
unable to appear tonight on tho Hip-;
piidrome bin at tho Arcade. The
othor throe act? will appear.
(ioe to Attend Wethlinu Miss
Suah I'ohrtnun h-i't this morning for
Davenport, V'n., where she will at
tend tho wedding of her Hister, Miss
Idii f'ohnnan. Mis Fohrnian and Mr.
U. A. Will the hridogroom-lo-le.
:! both (uite woll known here. Miss ;
I'ohrninn's hnm wns Iwm-p ?h! Mr I
Will v;i,', known through his work
will, Leslie's Weekly.
riMir.n n,1 .nnrnvwl hv' fUn Orom ! moetin ifi the BViU Provided
Irrigation Congrcsn at a joint ses
sion urged that the Federal Gov
ernment give priority to .iliipmehlB
materials needed in construction
drainage or irrigation tysteri-s;
GOULD GN DUTY; HE
IS SERGEANT NOW
ditching-machine demonstrations can
! be arranged. Somo twenty-fiw
! time demonstrations have been held
: th"! past year by the extension tici-t-j
Ice of the college. The 11115 draln
I a&e laws have equalled four or five
previous years.
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Aue liar.-, ralriotic Measiilc.
ISOSTON, Jan. 2:t. -( Special. )
T!., Maiine Corps has changed vast
ly i" the last foily-lluee years, but
not so the spirit of veterans who
comprised iis ranks in IST.'i. nc
ronlinc to the recent anion of John
MrCanou. !S1 Harrison avenue.
IN.ston. Mr. MeCarron. who is 6-1
ears of aKc appeiiled lo Major Gen
eral Harnett Tor permission lo re-enii.-t.
offcrin.c liis services In any
e.ipaeily. and ciililllK nttelllion lo
1 1 he fact that be had enlisted in the
! Soldiers or the Sen at loton on
I IVremlier . 1ST',, and bad been
discharged from the ser-
f , i It
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j Springfield Springfield I'lanlnp:
I Mill ships car load of tent pins on
! government order of one million.
j Orefron City Manufacturing Co.
; fret.i- order from war department for
1 50,000 pieces, including blanhcts and
; overcoats.
J OreRon City Commencing January
j 1, paper mills make increase in mini-
mum wage to $3.10 per day. i
I Hillsboro County levy for 1917 in
j hitfh school districts, 17.5. Other dis
tricts must pay .8 more.
1
ui Ai-$.r tfi
XAJJlTuZAiiErH EELIiAM
. Youth is no bar to war terric?
nmong the noblewomen ot Enc
and. Lady Polham. who Is still in
hor teens, is one of the most ar
liont war relief workero In Britain.
Wo is tho elder of the two daugta
lers or il-o Earl of Chichester. Her
father is serving as a major in a
fiussesc regiment.
Phone your Want
Observer, Main 37.
Ads to the
STAR I
THEATRE
Heeausc of the history of the move j honorably
ment, it is tiioujrhl likely that the re vice.
lief bill in the special session will! Ills offer was regretfully declined
meet tieicrmineii opposition by the
Senate.
Prohibition leaders arc expected to 1,1s
ask the special session to ratify tin
National Prohibition amendment
North Dakota has been constitutional
ly dry since admitted to tho union.
bv the Major tb neral ('ommaiidaut
of the Marine Corps, who expressed
heany appreriation of the loval
and patriotic spint which prompted
i'. am! pointed out that Mr. Mcl'ar
ron was barred fiom servlre on nc
count of his age.
XlHGPON GOVLP
, Klnftdon Gould, lnilllonairo se-l-H-tivo
t-i-rvlcc soldier has heen
promoted to serRCant In tho Na
iieunl Army. He's shown here on
ruty at Camp IHx. N. V. Ho won
.lis proieotien through his knowl
c.Uo of engineering, and becauioj
': k war. a litimti'l and was quIcU
l.i Ki'asii olderly duties.
Last July, ttould surprised his
fro, i. uc and family by hl-i nmrrlsKn
! ,lis( Annetio Luccl, Italian go-
i.esi: and arliat
Dorothy Phillips
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