La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 11, 1918, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextKv.;n.'nvo L.v (ii.UMr KVKSJNii GuSKUVKR -- Momv.'M.nni n. i.oi , STUPF.XCOrS VTCTOPY FARM CJUCACO MEVS 'TIT" TN f SSSi $3.50 At ; M 1 l! 1 . 4 . Another fascinating G ossar bat npri the new silhouette itn the delicately . accented waist line and nn':ly corseted nip the e'.rrect foundation for, the siice ful wearing of the tightly fitted havjiie effect shown lir the umart rhops for fall and winter. Lightly boned of medium bust nd fashioned of a soft, clinging sterling cloth of unusual wearing il.ialuy. Roth, pink and white. Hill's Department Store J ARCADE "J.W'K AM) JIM." Jack I'll k ford find l.iul-e Huff Aid Featured In IntereM frig Miirowo Hlory. . "I the picture In countries other than1 S the United States. J In ttic supporting cast are Leo tJ Houck. IJon Bailey, an the dishonest "Honest George," the fight pro moter; J. ' H. Holland, and Hart , lioxit-, as a convincing ''Cactua" Jim1 the big follow who kid the smalle-. ; Jack. Jt la a good cast and the pic , ture la well made. I "Jack and Jill" will ho hown at the Arcade Theatre today and to morrow together with a screaming;- f ' ' ' ' funny Mack 8nnett comedy It all goes' to show you "cannot ,ca1,1' ;1' "Tne Kitchen Udy." with accuracy prejudge a picture by It name. If. the title of "Jack and Jill doe not ring any belln In the lack of your head disregard the ab- rence of the Indeflnahle. signals." which aometimn indicate lo nrte tmw j MKTIIO pi.AV rillOWH a certain picture i going to appcai;' IIAXA AS A DAXflll! (Reviewed by Oeorge niaiadell Moving Picture World.) In The victory farm of, DOJPOO acres ! umviratc pooled their practical ex-'years after the war. And yet after in .Snipe Lake district, Saskatchewan, I perinice, pep anil astuteness! the war. there tra room lor enor jwbich in a ten days' drive will be and bought iron horses bijr mous expansion of the wheat trrow eeded this aprini; with the aid of ones capable of the most eco- inc areas in the development of the sixteen huge tractors, is the answer nomical preformance in the shortest Mississippi valley, which expansion . ;il Chicago business men who never time. With the world starving for is not now possib!e as it was then, ('armed a lick but have organized thej wheat, the victory farai marasers , although the con3umins population jmoit eflicient armjr to do it the world arranged to show Kaiser Bill what 'in all parts of the world is many Jias ever teen. American inzenuity and Canadian i times crester. The only place where To bi?k illic, craff and seed two- j fertility can do. !a larce production p!sn can be put y.'urds of the stunemloas acreage j The end of the war will not affect ! through is in the Canadian Vest. In the Snipe Lake district and this war-farm seeding campaign, ac- with its millions of acres of new 'o out of hand, Frederick S. Oliver ! cording to Wr. Oliver. "Even should , land. Saskatchewan is the greatest nrd hi; associates combed the ' peace lie declared at an early date.' wheat prodecine region on the conti bo'anz'. farm regions for perform- the need of increased production will nent, with a wheat crop for ten r 11st they picked J. t,. Haus-; not be obviated," he said. "After the years seventy-one and three-tenths wnen me price ot farm per cent creator per acre man tne PLEASE NOTE THE CHANGE i IN DELIVERY SERVICE j PLEASE PHONE TOUR ORDERS EARLY, j . . WE OPEN AT 7 A.M. The now schedule for delivery service hi La I Orando lias lfii arranprfd as follows; '' OutHidi? Xoith District (including every tn"ig east j of Sprin c, north f Z and west of Second) One de- 1 livery each day, leaving at 9 o'clock. Noi-th District (from Kwoml to Fir) Leaves j twice each day, at (J oVlockJn the morning; anil 2 j o'clock in the afrernooi.- North District (from Fir. to Rpniee) Leaves .. twice each day, at 10:30 iu the morning and 4:30 in ! t!ie afternoon. f' j East District (from Washington to Jefferson) ! . Leaves each day at 9 o'clock in the .morning and at' . f 2 o'clock in the afternoon. j East District -(south of Washington avenue) i Leaves each day at 10:30 in the morning and 4:30 in i the afternoon. . ! South District (from if avenue to A street) I Leaves once each day at 2 o'clock in th afternoon. South District (from Main to X avenue) Leaves I each day at 9 o'clock in the morning and 2 o'clock j in the afternoon. i West District (from Main to T?ailroad) Leaves each day at 10:30 in the morning and 4 :30 in the aftcr- j noon. t HARRIS GROCERY j - Phone Main 70 and 77, Farmers Black 192 j 408 North Fir Street Across the Track i '"United States Food Administration License Xo. G50255." And their march, ' be the march my friends, won't of the Germans I SHERRY'S j m k. . . i.in I r:..:i xtr -iita. Him iiuiuA uiu n'Hiu b v.tvji nur, wnen inc orira fnY hKAUmff with nnfi Irzrtnr. 9 f'flO r.rAfliii-fa aMvA lt'ul Ia oiiA . .UAIA IT;n I. im acres in C0 days. Then they en-1 while transportation rates increased i Saskatchewan's wheat crop averaccJ aged for his associates, two Ked but little and in some cases even de- 28.5 bushels per acre, ajrainst 17 liiver valley wheat kinps, George H.; creased wheat went op to $U0 and' bushels per acre for the United Walsh and A. A. Parker. The tri- ( staved above a dollar for twentv. States." through Eelgluin .with- its crimes r.nd its Dlond and iiM tfnra fnr Ihov rrn will say to the German people, S 'W to hlui. Tho slory Is of a uojr and j Kirl native In the naivntftiiii ct A GERMAN PATRIOT Viola Dana ably demonstrates her pavemeii's of lability as a dancer In the Metro Dic- XTawlc. as the pair express IL ltltle, "The Winding Trail." which U rontalns punches two ditinct kinds 1 n,e attraction at the Sherry theatre the literal as well as the flKiir4 ifr the last lime today, tlve. Those In (he former caleeo.l in hi niwur ui,. n..r.o i. ..,. arc administered with lihrralitv n.t .. ' a .,..' v. i lution as " ,ua umuiti, uint biu.URUJ. iiiroiin tne course of lh.; storjv ijt.t! j York, and llicn.Jn a "wild and wool always where they will do the nKt;iv" weIern dance hull As a metro- good; also seemingly onlylieo they polftan premier danseuse, she trips .there. I went to sehool in the are necessary. Jack Renney dl- abolll on her tes in a most cred- i 'ntherlani!, and let me t.-IJ you my .urrn inaL in iiis ffooo rigni mere i iici.u nrr,-i.n T..i.innin, 1 eootl (jeii.mn rricmls here toniKlit. I "ii t,.n vnn nmothinn .!. Is a healthy wallop., and followlnc iiU. Viola's firnt nubile do not know what you are tall:-' i i.;,v. i,on ak.(i sr. manv ti...K ,o!wa as a toe-dancer when she was ' ,n "bo"1 wh(n -vo" s"Iloi t German . how can the German people, who fo!five years old. She has continue) autocracy. If you aic honest about , rc rcn.-rally bo. peaceful, have mmmmmmm B'ho fought in the German i t 'O. why is it necessary for , I to fight and keep greet armies when I measure J all could be so happy?' Her brothers j angels sang on. j The Scranlol!, Kansas, Oaette prints a fpv.'fh irinde in that town by one. Hfrtnaii 'ilk-, Germr-n : born, which is wouliy of wide ciicn- patriotic declaration. Tlie speech follows: "I know Germany; I was born knn.peack hanging upon the wall and a loaded gun in every comer and when the call of war did come, (hat soldier, wiift 150 others, knew ju.'.t where to run in order to form a company ready .for, liijim-diale mrvlce. This Is a type (if Hie Ger man organization Tor you. What I hnvo K.-.id cannot be denied. a:e 'Gome, my brothers, into the enjoy ment of the fruits of a great free- i dom of the world democracy that ' knows no divine right of kings and ! that shall mean for all peace and I i happiness. We come not to roh j legions, u of your money, or to enslave! people J'ou, but to bring you in larger! that message which the ' Old Judea, "Peace i'JL2V ' VTr?,iu w lew. i were killed in battle, but our love"i earth, good Will to men j "r"i ""i i ine K'lmi country of; o ireeuom. w.ilcli has blessed the world and which is ours today. How happy would she be. were she on!y here now that three sturdy grand sons are in the- sfr-rviee ready to fol- the revelation matte's bejln brighten up for- him a well as iiiir iaiiniui jiii, lrHn)n(, ,tlldying for The action gutl ."aek Pick ford a i tntlrr Madame Bonfantl, chance to w whxt le has r-i;inrlnK trhPr. wito im iiib way oi iianuiing n In I jg nana mitts. The w.kin-: out f.- not -i jf,pan,F,, alu.e gionricatton ot I!.:- hrulc-r. Italher Is It a demonhtrti'ton it a foung Beautiful sunshiny days are the days for kodak picture taking and that means you will need films for your kodaks, and these may all be had and rlvilnnAfl jinl riniuHa .Aii low Old Glory to the. greater Sphere: -and promptly at Silverthorn's Fam- ui iiet'uum man. me wonu nas cer;iiv Drug Store, known. They haio taken a ""Trinn '' vow to follow oi r fla? until if floats' in trliirnph over Irenden. if need be. 3-11-tf. l time not"d does a plrturcMiu" full of charm and crude stage of the dance hall In scene? plrlt on the 'Golden Moon " " n"1 " in this picture. The genial propiie- most desirable dine, and .hlftln-j ! tl,r hllr()d,.P, ner tt llu,e over to . career whirl, promises net- w ,. ahllk(i a , ho,,r ter for his future iisefulne,. The ; r,Itl, th(. ,,, mc ,. t.pfl).s K..-...,., . ..,, r.Kiu In meio ,,. ,,,.(, ,, u iarKe sic-ppiug-stone in ins pn, nrntt. The presence of Louise Huff In the role of Jill gives the mo h-i I ft dual tnlereM prevents It being one of Interest solely to men, The dialect In this story of Mar gat et Tnrnbiill Is of the extreme type of whet for a be'lcr name we re dispoted to dewribe as "tough ness." The style of conversation of Jack and Jill doe not mid to the strength of the story. They win ua In spite of It- win us through their wholeson.eness, their straightfor wardness aid their adherence to each other. I ne story opens in New Vi.- it girl. In her lively dance, she snaps her fingers ami rwlnhes her skirts In time to the Minnie, am! he put it over with snap ..in! "pep"; Naturally she gets a I ig "hum!" from the buys and is the t lar'ntf rnctinn. S-T-A-R it, you will ki- that o-i and your fathers fihd from GeMunhy Jo-;, ar. mine did. lo escape ir.iiil.:iry tyranny. I know Prii:-ianii;:. Vnu m:iy haw; been born elwhcro in the empire, but the brula! iron heel of the guv erniueT't tint lias drenched this whole world In war for world power;; was tho haine peter th:r. made eery Ger ftia" wno had a linle cottage nf mud, no -matier .how r.oo; he wa. to bord a Gennan MoIUie: free of rbi.rge. Tlia ivjhwer war) the autocrat of i:at imme, His word was law. If he punished a clii'd o: knocked him from a chair !o ti -floor, tint father nnwt si::i!e. To re-i-ent the action of ll.e bttital gii'-.-l. who mu.-:t. h.-ve i.e i ."if if ov ry thlno In Urn' iMie t.-hh t.i I.ria: dire pur.li'hnTeiit upon the hi .id oi" that family. Tlie lili"d HAVK I'llAf-KIMi WINS (Jlr.l open it he- -th, the days of knightliomi. B in love with fait i.iahl-tei-en a.Kkcd lo perform Hlnre . y tiling i ens ha and shifts lo Teias. There ir e i doughty de eds In order to win the stirring scenes in each loeule - m handii of the damieln. The young the prl.e Fight In which Jark get j man In the lintteifly picture. The the decision in the first round w h i Midnight Man." which rome.i to Un it crooked managers hud nm cai Star theatre tomorrow and Wi-diis-enlated lo let hlui win until the Ids J confronted with one of the iAurth: the attempt lo ride the buck- i utinngent taks which any liner was ing animal, the "kidding tiiatcties" I ever anked to perform, iu order to on lh"call himif lf an accepted suiinr. This the In-its nothing lcs than to prove him- he old he Marts p: : ilioitciil-. i.-i: ta: le:, w hoij ilit axi'i . ! ami nciiily lo iiifhU'illy tohi I'l-e, "The M Mnlhail is the Ann Krom..n 1 li 1: ,ive anything -owas. The ! ::'g r.-.fe-i r.l.' fly lo the 'ill Mtnlly lover, ii" wl-is tiie h'-r iig.-iin Is Ihe Itulti-ifly lh;l e-y'.-i Mil- II -I. - :i ii itlii ght Min. :il'-;ii knii girl. ' .laei. ht. and ( hanged into such murderers. I tell : ou that for years there has not j hcea a minister standing in the pul-; pits of Germany, but wh3t has" been j selected by the government. Ap-i proved by th powers, he liar, never; pieaehed to the people without eoia-i hinlng the name of Kaiser Wllhelm ! iviih Atniichty God. The people l3;tail it preached to them. !; he-ame a part of their ' religion. : God ha.i given Ihem the kaii-r. It is n iwtrl of their tialnltig as v.t-ll;, for not a school teacher or instruct or in the schools of the fatlier'aril. , but what is there subject lo the ap proval of the imperial (Jerman gov- f i rnme.-it. and the children are taught . that German?' uiuki. lead the world., that th-!r ka'-or and their God ar. inseparably c( -:-.neclcd. I tell you tiiat tlie Ge:::.an people have had! fco iiiueh of this doctrine that tin-y ; ic.-iily beiieie what they have been, taught and ivr.not escape from the; iriis. ".My own mother carried nie In her own arms. She knew what mil-; itary tyranny was, for she suffered! before we came to the land of the j tree to live under the God-given; S' ;i.v and Stripes. Often have I; heard her my in heartbroken an-; Mtis'i over the safety of her brothers HER BOOTH WAS HIT OP WAR BAZAR BEBggp','Vi A Corking Good Picture "JACK AND JILL" with Jack Pickford and Louise Huff ARCADE. TODAY and TOMORROW 30,000 Stitches for One Cent Requires "almost no current" to run it, yet does all but guide the sewing. ; " SEW MOTOR fits any machine. No adjusting. Simply sets on the stand under drive wheel. This Is the Year for Conservation Come and loam how electric ap pliances will aid. NASH ELECTRIC CO. v m r - K At Last COUNTESS OP VILXON At a recent basar held for war charity In London, the booth con ducted by Countess of Wilton took In as much money as all the other booths combined. - One .guesa whyl In the saloon, the attack ranch, and the battle with raders In which Jnrk docs remark able eieciith.n. The western at mosphere Is full of appeal. lMrcdot William l Taylor gives us big rields of drwrt, mountain and plain, scenes that will make for the popularity of self a flint class cracksman; He is the Inventor of a burglar-proof safe, and the nit! Is the daughter uf a rival manufacturer. When tlie young fellow Jeers at father's locks, the old man as ttiut If he ran THEJHOTEL JENNINGS DO YOU want lit save all yon fan to )inv W. S. Stamps 1 If Hit. isf op at the .TeiinintrK lint el at Jnsejih, art it has now eJiangftl hands aiul is a first i-lass hotel. We are now equipped to snlii-it your patronage. It is well hented, with no extra charge. Headquarters for Ijke Wallowa Tourist and Commercial Men. Auto l!u Meets All Triius: Autos for Hire. Office, Joseph-Enterprise Aulu Bus Line, Handling r.isicnfrcrs end Rncgagc Announcement In n fiii-ittit y with the prim-iples of the I'niird States V 1 Ailiiiinislr;i- t ion, "we j!i-c picascd to iiniiouiu-e a eoniplete -han,uf in the manner of t-oii-diiftiiiy mir Imsiness. On March Kith we will inanvrnrate a new si-llin-r hit anycini iit, not only rci-oinineiiilcd lv Ir. Hoover lint snhinitted I'm- serious coiisKii-rai nm ami iilrc.-nly siiccessiull y operated tliroughoiit the Kast and many locahlies along the ( oast. e in Hi- oiir frieiuls, customers and anyone interested in winning tin war to investigate the merits of our new undertaking. JVe have no desire capitalize a national ealamilv and we take credit for patriotic as well as per sonal motives in recommending our plan for your consideration. Your cooperation is earnestly solicited. Drop in and we will talk it over. I feel that, f have convinced the public that f am selling goods in my line cheaper than any other dealer in this county. And judging from my sales, the consumers of tobacco certainlv realize this fact, for J sell more tobacco in one day now than 1 did in ten days n month ago. Remember that T always believe in live and let live and that I am satisfied, with a lair profit. 1 thank you. A. J. LARM Phone Red 2321 211 Depot Street - Opposite Silver (".rill ' La. Ornnde, Oregon in The Mammoth Grocery MAIN 82 C. II. SIMMY'S. Proprietor 1211 ADAMS AVENUE SEED POTATOES The New York Wonder Spud " Ilefore you buy your seed potatoes, call and see my special selected seed, grown in the (irnmle Ronde Valley Inst season. Wonderful yicldois; large, round anil white; splendid keepers anil splendid ciiukcrs and bakers. I have also n stock for sale, selected for table use. and one lot a little under sisctl for boiling-. Hefore yon Imv potatoes for any purpose whatever, call and see the Xow York Wonder, L. M. JENSE.N AT TIIE (I RAN K RONDE Lt'MRKIt YARD ;rrnond Avenue Phone Main 7.12 or Rlack 3.111