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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1918)
ij-t V- MW i-. .-,... LA" (JilA.JK FVKS'ING OiJSKUVKIi GERMANY LOSING HOME MAN POWE mi winimf a (viivHtv" Ai;t AW;. IMD.VY, SATl'KUAV No Matter How Small the Purchasn, We Appreciata Your Business. i' " ,' f Tuberculosis Taking Big Toll of the Population. i t;y f-.H-'Jt''.." raw MSfe fife. '. .VAC&MM'o. Hill'! . v t .-ta r i i . i i ri fwi.. .,. 'n'vwMi men s ear i i.'. for Every Occasion Hundreds of Patrons Attest the Superiority of Hill's Service Hill's Dept. .Store Vs. ARCi4 DE MAN IVITUOIT CO( .V'l'IIV AltCAIH'I TIMIOIIIIOW Nlmy Ii) lldiiiinl llioieii llnli-i I'li'K cut Pay Voi'shni li l.ln'd l,onrr M'lit : IHiiMlnr Mines: r. Windc. "Tho Mull Wliboi'l, ii .Cnmilry" (nils Hie slory of . i 1 1 1 1 Alton, 11 Wiirlilly young Aiiicilonii ii'uidliig In Now York Jiiht jirloi' In Aniui Ira's tlll rn n tniii Hit' WiiiIiI'h Will'. AltOlt, Willi lH II pacifist, Is engaged III Illll Illll II lllllll", WllllSO fillller, I'lilnuun lltnlr, In head til' I hi' put 11' Ut Widely, I III lli in In IllleilKOly patriotic- mill v Ii i'ik she soua thai Alton will mil ehuiigo lilii views u I' ll' r her binthor Torn him, enlisted, Illll lllll ll brenllS her cngagl'llll'tll 1111(1 mills rnr I'Vuuou iiti lied I'iuiih! IIUI'SH. ' j l)r, Mlltnii, u friend or Alton's ful liui'. Ih spu iiH'il hy I'"' yi'iiuK limn ' when ho tries In itroiiso In lilui put-! villi In rtiotltiir 'ill....... ii Ihti I'ult.wl 1 Hlulon," wiya Alrnii. "Mlllnn louvu ufter giving Allun u ropy of "Thn j Mull Without ii Country," which hoi has hlollglll Willi lilui -I'lllWlllll l'l- cirotl I tnlx'u iilnry ut' iiiil'nrtiiiiutc ' l'llllll NdIHII. 11 lll'Tlll'IIIIIll III I 111' United Hluiiiu Anuy, who wiiu on! lilui fur treason In ISO". ! "U Ii the United Stales; I wish I limy never hear nf thoj Vlllted Stales HKillll." When .Mum reads those lino In' looks ut llii) bunk In wonderment, saying: "Why Iheno urn tho viiry word 1 recently used hi Ihn club" As ho iipeaks, III nwoollii'iirl, in the guise of I'liliiinlilii. Ih( Ooilde.iii of l.lltri'ty, appeal s ho (mo htm ami ! tells lilui thill In ti previous Incur nation, he, John Alton. i;icii lei. was l.lfUtviiHiit Niilim, V. s. A . iiiul It-ails him hiiik tu nil of iln bvi iio.i 'In whlrli Hint n ii !; iifriccr I' J K -ii roil, Aimihi-il finiii IiIk xlKlon, follow Iiir N'olun'ii trial, Allun loiii'iiH ihitl llio whip on ivhli'li - llni'liara wonl. julji'uiiil liuti hi'i'ii mini: hy llio onoiny. i Kiiiiuiiiii'liiii llio "I'i'.h'i; ill uny I'l'li'u" llllltltllo wltii'll ho IlltM KO fill' UH- ' Kititiiiil, Alton, puiilol, hnrrloH In illiii ni'iircMl iiM'i iiIiIiih Hlntlon. am! jonlli'lu for Hio ilofonuo of IiIk ooiin . try. Tlio iriimt of lliu luuu'ii iloiith, r-iiiiilnr; from hor liiolhci' Tom. lirinoH Ini'oi'i iM I mill llio lovnin nio roiinlloil na Dm, world win- IoikIiih. "Tlio Man Wlllioul n Ciiiinlry" will ho Dlinwii nl tho Aroiiilii Kiiiluy iiml Hiiini'diiy. I S-T-A- Mm. Iluwliy II wiir lion-Hoy m-iv illiii oii-i.ij I.) i iiiuii i an.liM iii, u liuiuillii .it fin I )i un li r ulii. Iiml j lilit oo.oloini oyon on tlm (lurrlty j iiillllun.i. l.iU" a flimh Him nolilo Iiiiiii tiiriii il on tlio Hlii'liil.liii: uidnw. "Von Inivo lioiruyoil my ulfwtloti j iitid lionnli i-li'-il my un iuo" ho uhoiit- j fd. Tin-it in (iiiny, ' Vin IiiiiiiiiI,; whul do yon mciui liy In liiKlnK my j flilliri'ii inii li ii pined. I w III linn- UlllHri(l!tloll." . (lurry, nil Inwicont of wrori(!-(lo-1 liifi or evil Intonllon, didn't know: wh.it II nil meant. Hut he did i know Unit li t- count Iiml demanded , m I ! mT;i il I in . and no piocoi-ilcd to' KUn II to ti I in lnu way the nolile- j man hurt not exiiecteil. One wallop fiiiiii the ex-hhickHiiilth'H lirawny rllit and the noiileuinn hud enough, hut not no IiIk Iniii'llnicll iiml the vallei'K in Hie notorloiiK niKorl. ' 1'lien followed an pietty a flullr: bat- j tie an wi'H ewir Hinged, and Carry j wulked aw.iy Willi Ihn title- and j i,tiali:hl inio Ihn iihikI einbnrruni!iK i piedleijneill of IiIk life. ; SHERRY AlinilO'S "IIII.M'T SMH" is I'ici'oitAi. iti:ii:v OK X.VI'IO.N'H IHSTOIiV MoIio'h Kpeclnl prodiielfon do luxe ''Draft Zf,:," murrliiK .Mabel Talia ferro, whlrli will ha xliowil al. the tiheiry The.itio on 1'ilday and Snt inday in a palrlolle puKeunl of Kieat KeniK in the hlHlury of the l.'nlleil KlllloH. i l-'i iiiii the Ilattle of Hunker Illll 'to n lawn felo of the ireeiil day for Ihn benefit of the Red t.'roim. sllri'lllK HeeiicH follow each oilier ill thin picture, written and dliecled by the mil hor-dlrector of "The Hlacker," Wllllani t'hrlHly Cabaniie. Tho lliillln of Hun Juan Hill In vlvlil I ly preHeiited, will) ri.'Kiilar cavalry men of the niiny cliiu ffliiK In the ' re-enucllil of IIioko hcenefi. The : Ihillle of llio Allium, In thn Mox ; loan War, la Hhown In reprodiicllon. With oxactneKH of detail, I he iiIkiiIiik i of the DoeliirnUon of Indopendeiico Ih plclinoil, Willi dll tho "iiiIkIiiiiI ' nll'.nei'H" purl rayed by pluyern chim i'U for Ihelr IlkiMH'HH to the differ ent pin In. Ill ronnectloii with , "jliaft 2fill," a motion picture, cam ; era wufl phinled for thn flrat (lino on llodloe'H luliind for tho purpiwo of tuklnK pIcluroB of tlm Slnliilo of l.lhoiiy, FOOD CRISIS THERE ACUTE NOIII.K.MVV IIAIM.V Hh'ATKX ix KitiiiT i hum) not si: The ihIiIh were ton to one iikiiIuhI hi in but that mount nolhliiK In (liu ry lliiriily,, liolr In .Doniila (liirrlly's 'imUli'lih. llel'ore lioconilnt "Lord of tho manor" Curry hud been n hhich dniilh In li iiiiinll ulsli vlllmio and ho wan well liaiiied fur the iiiunh mid luuiblo IlKht which won for him the title of it "ono-niiiii iii'iny,'' In llio TiliintJo play, "Tho Sudden tleiitli'iiinii," ill tho Wlar Theatre today mid tomorrow. (lurry liarrlty wasn't iiiai'rolnome by iititiiro. tie was a Knod nultired Khun xv.hn, In bin hiiiiio In Old Drill, had been loved by the entire vlllu(;o( but tile lllsult.-i he wan Hl'Mectod to III the l''o. Heart Tavern weio such thai mi mmi cunlil take without alilklni; hiii-k. TIimhikIi a .'itiunro lilck of fute. (iairy- ilaivity. In" loe with hl boaiilirul ynntiK waul, had been rorced to ctilcr Ibis notorious road side Inn with a ohm mlng w idow, ff you want K'nid entertainment ! 'don't iiiIhh hocIiik June. Cnprlcn in j ! her latest William Ko plioloiiliiy, i "llllknown 274," at the Hherry The atrn today. r'roni i'iikh to riches; uillilil well ho the title of this piny. M Ian Cuprlce allows up well In bolhi Mood ct,oheii and bad ones itud In Ihla paillctilur plcluro she cnnctUj her role with Intciiso emotion. I The "Sunshine Maid," as .Miss On- '. price la called, certainly adds to her laurels In "Unknown 274 ."" Dur Inu. bar slinit career In pictures! this Kill has won a IiIk place In the heai'tfl (r motion plcluro funn and she deserves tbla affection because , In ull her pictures she has Klven j Kood cheer to all those who huve ; seen 'her. She plays the pai ls that thrill women pai'tlcularly. and win applause of men. Kvery K'rl dreams1 of ilehes and niari. villi? heroes. June always carries nut this theme In her own sweet wny. 'Sim Is a worthy favorite. (!ii Levy and son. ' Henry, were passengers to I'tilon yostorithy. Continued Bickerings at to Food Con dition! Prevailing In Different Parts of Germany London Morning Poet Declares War Hat Become In Truth Really a Question of Human En durance. It Is bwninliig Increasingly clear ev ery ilny, says an uitlcle In tin.1 Loin Ion .Mm Hint; l'ost, that the war Ik not bu- Iiik na'i-d only ut I he front. The has liei niiie in truth u wur between na- tlons there are no loiiKcr noncoiiiba- ! lants on cither aide. It Is u (iu-stloii really of I'liilunini'c In the lust kIiikck of the ."I rin.'.'le, nnij In Hie testniK lime that lies lieforc?' the morale of the people at homo will probably he. llio Haul and delermlului; factor us to the Issue. It Is not what the Itillated rlictorle f of the day culls u (juestinii of the Inst farthliiK and the last mini, but of the . Kcnerul deteriiiinatlon uml eiiduraiico id the iiiiiKH of the population. On this aspect of affairs It la most important to know, In so far as that Ik possible, how fur Hie Mialli Is telling on tho other side I fnlhcr together any reliable ' Indices as lo what conditions ure lie- I tiially prevailing. Mere vague, general statements arc of llltle or no value. What one wants. : If they can he had. are stateinentM that j are full and precise, Ihut can be : welched and measured so lis to give ' soiucthlng IIUu an Indlcntlon of the dif ference from tho normal and prewar ' conditions. Unfortunately. Inforinn- '. linn of this full and precise ehariictcr.) Is not easily got til. Occasionally, how ever, some set of fads ironies lo light '. whlrli gives something tangible on which to base our esilmute of relative 1 loss, i Deaths From Tuberculosis. j One of such sets Is the record of dciitha from tuberculosis, a disease In 1 which the general ciiiulltliins as to , nourishment ronlrlbiite muterialfy to : the Incidence of inorliillly. There mo aviilhihle returns of deaths from this 1 disease In n very large number of places In Oerinany, representing souie Ihlng like twi-t!fth of the population of the empire. Those show uu enor mous Increase In deaths on the num bers recorded In the same places be fore the war. Here are Hie numbers of such deaths I for the first six luoatths lust year, ns coiilruslcd with lliose for I he stiine period In lDin; for: thi .dim-rent, divi sions of die (loruuin empire: ; t I I I KI.C1N', I'eh. 2D.- (Special.) Mil s Claudlne Cnihaiii, n high school pupil of Kiglii Is vislling with heri parnnls, .Mr. and Mrs. Dai Gialum of i'almer Camp. Lee (ioldlng reliiriifd Iiml Tues day from California where he vis ited Willi his daughter, .Mrs. Mattle Uishop. Tho Honor Guard girls of Elgin are busy this week' preparing for the dance which they will give In tho Rex hall Saturday evening. In connection with the dance there Will be a basket social, the proceeds for the dance tickets and baskets will be given to the Belgian relief workers. The patriotic service which was hold at the M. H. church last Sun day evening proved very Interesting and effective. Mayor Smith spoko on the relation of the business man and the present war which was very beneficial to all. Mr. L. Denhnni, chairmiin of the - recent Hed Cross drive, gave n very interesting talk on the hencflfs the nod Cross has done In the present war. Superin tendent A. E. Clawson also deliv ered a short hut Interesting talk on the educational side of tho great, question which, showed his ardent sympathy for tho school and the punlls. Miss Itlggs rendered a solo. VOU CfiN RELY ON OUR GROCERIES WE CUT THE PRICE DOWN LOW WHEN WE BEGAN THE GKOCEUV BUSINESS, WE DID NOT AIM TO STAY IN IT JTST I-OIt A SHOUT WHILE. WE KNEW THAT TELLING THE TKUTH TO 01 K CUSTOMERS AND GIV ING THEM HIGH QUALITY, WHOLESOME, HEALTHFUL FOODS AT A LOW I'KICE WOULD BUILD OUH BUSINESS. FOR ALL TIME TO COME WE SHALL KEEP RIGHT ON TELLING THE TRUTH AND GIVING THOSE WHO GIVE US THEIR TRADE THE BEST THINGS IN THE LAND TO EAT FOR THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. PHONE US YOUR GROCERY ORDER TODAY. HARRIS 'GROCERY . ' ' Farmers Phone, Black 192 . 408 North Fir Street Across the Track "United States Food Administration License No. G50255." "Keep the Hearth Fires Diiniing," which was very effective. The large attendance und hearty applatme of the audience expressed the due ap preciation of the people. Mi'B. Kusaw of rainier Camp vis ited In Elgin last week. Better thtin money because they earn money; buy a WAR-SAVINGS STAMP TODAY. For' Good Printing ctlONS pr.5cn, taSt Mlllllii4. call nt the Observer office and in spect our samples or phone Tho Ob server, Main 37. Out of town or ders promptly attended to at reas onable prices. Wo carry a largo and complete stock of letterheads, envelopes, etc. Orders for engrav ing, half-tones, seals, rubber stamps, etc.; promptly filled. ' 2-4-tf. Kcoral num.. Primula ., Mai in la Miitittiy WurtlpmbciK . Iliiilea Ili'smn Aliuii'i--I.orrnlne. Other Status... Total No. at Dentin 11U.1 .. 13KTS .. 2.'.' .. l.TM CllJ 7HS mix f.SS 1,763 .22 ,003 Nd. of Deaths. 1917. 11.531 3.M1 2 MS am 1.1194 7S sis 2.649 S7.06 STAR, TODAY AND TOMORROW i wbmi fiwn-r- , J .SJjSSilr L "i t 3 if 1 ie eloping und printing of your 'films ut Sllverl horn's Family Drug Store where they try to please you. j 2-2i-tr. i BUCKHBCHT ARMY v v. v-v . I; W . - k 'V ' .' "51 r' a . :4..'-1;- JVU.UAM.Dr;SMOM) IN SCKNF. KKOM TRIANGLE FLAY 4 the 5Uddenai;i.ntu;man.'' SHOE ITIie nionu-nt yon put I it on yon say " I U-llo" I to comfort and " ( lootl- j In o" to crainpctl toes, j iiowilcil Icet and the oilier foot tuiiililcs tliat mar your i I'umloil ami ynut pcaie of fi ! mind. Ilcie it is take a S 1 1;ihh1 look hi it : H Udun ! irk ; Call I r. yjnetii: It will lie seen that the Increase In the numbers and percentages of deaths from this scourge Is marked In every part of the empire, but thai this in crease Is not by any means so great In the south (ionium states ltaviirlii. Wiirttciiiberg and Baden ns in Prus sia and Saxony. Continual Bickerings. It Is matter of common kiiovleilt:e that there have been continual bkk erlngs ns to the food condltliuis pre vailing 111 dllTereut parts of (iermiii.y. and that It Is alleged agalu und itguln that liavarla In particular Is belter irtT In this respect tluin the others. Complaints have npiicurod Willi great regularity Hint Bavaria vn not bearing her share of the common bur den In this respect, und that her refu sal to allow foi'-l' tull's ,10 bo exiHirted to Prussia wiii nit net of-selfishness. Whatever ground there may he for such accusation.; tlicy are borne out by the figures rhove quoted. If the m:ii','"rs of deaths in the towns In iiue.-ii,ui are a fitir index of the general coiulittons prevailing, this current your would give a death roll of something like two hundred thou sand persons from the great while scourge. As fur as Information that may be relied upon Is available, the situation la this respect Is much thi amine In the dual monarchy as It is ill Germany. That Information Is prac tically conllncd to the throe cities. Vi enna, rragite mid Budapest. DON'T SUFFER THE HOTEL JENNINGS DO NOT want to sac all yon can in 1'in V. s. Stamp!-.' If stop at liic .li'Uiuiiu Hold at .lo.M-pii. a a lias now chanui'il liaiiiU and is a first l lass hole1. jlIC lb'W Ollipp0tt to M'lti-lt your patrntiai:v. It is well heated, wiilt no elta eliarut'. Hca-i'lUH' t''S t','1 1 UNO W!oMH lHll-!vtil RM.l Co !ll!ICt I'i. it Mm. A.iUi Ii.ih Mfi-in All Tism-: Vuto do lli'C. (iffi.-e, JoM-ph-Vote pft-ie Auto Bus Line, Handling Pasc!'gf ; and Bag;sgtf i I fMll lk'H m "nelovedbiscoimtry j Wv -,J& M W Jl l y O fefy as n0 other man has WKF ' lodherjbutnoman . ! N ' ' deserved less at her : T g. r atriobsm s vJ i Great Lesson r::.n : I kJZZ II 1'iltv venrs piisiiner on a warslin in rcmVAKl) KVKIiKTT HAI.K'S tory Americans Only Exile Fifty years piisonei' on a waisl "il't- years wearing del'.ieed unifnnii. Fifty years repent inf his j reason. Fifty years learning to liless tin- cunntiy he had enrsed. $6.50 to $7.50 Srutdy and st-nivrjlile and substantial in't it1 AnJ riciy bit is r.ixy as it looks. M-iJeon the tjmous Muuin U.t specified h the I , S. Amy woin bi ill our sol li cis jnd ihousjn,l of mea in civ 1 life. Our TeiteteI tride nutk 111 CKHKl'tl I -isstjinpd on evety pjii for oor pio it non. Buckingham & Hecht Miali.ii,r Fmrwrv -'U Can gt the tiu'heiht .miit siii in ovt i:i If i'ln ilrslrr m-t ny it, witf us Jortt. Use Soothing Musterole Wheo thoise shatp pains go shooting through vur hru. when your skull seems as it it n-ould split, just rub a little Musterole on your temples and neck. It draws out the inttammation. soothes awiy tbe pain, usually ivsi quick relief. Musterole is a clean, white ointment, made with oil of r-ustard. Better than a mustard plaster arxl does not blister. Many dix-t.rs a id nurses frankly rw OT.mciid Musterole fnr sore throat, bron chitis croup, stiff neck, asthma, neural pia. congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbaso, pains and achc of the hack or cintN spa;r tora muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet colis of the chest tit cften prevents poeumooia). It is abvavs dependable. Sk- and txt jois; nosptUl ue 5-.ua TOMORROW and SATURDAY Attend the Matinees and Avoid I hi I'.vtuiin Crowd lobular I'rices Arcade Theatre J