La Grande evening observer., March 19, 1918, Image 4

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
.. -' TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 101$
The Observer
An Independent Ni'WHpaper
Published Duily and Weekly nt
I.a Grande, Oregon.
I.a Grande Evening Observer
I'ubliahinir Conipnny.
URUCE DENNIS, Publisher.
that several rcproiiriilniivo at the
pun-Soviet have ii-siiMied becaime
they could nul n i; ice lu the lorno ,
'of the aocrct peace treaty with Her-1
ninny la not at all astonishing. But j
Jthe. tonus of 1 1 1 (i treaty, which huve
'been made public, rertninly will uf-i
iford ample opportunity for rcflcc-' .MOTOIt Tlill TO WEISF.lt. II) Uln
Hon uniDDK those- who have followed
the. method adopted by (lorntimy
nd her iiuiiiH to hnna ahotit a
broach between her enemies.
It would he Idle lu presume that
the report given out ly the Ilolshe
vllil or the mining partition of Uns-
f 'it Vf nrfifiiii Pn r7rto" ncei,.Z in by her oral .while onetnhrfi wop
u.,.. not dictated from Uerlin. befall up!
- theiHin we find lhat Jit mi n is in-'''- J"l"
Iwcnuiff Telegraph Report of United ! vjt(,, to ImrHpate in tho spoils.
I I too rtMSOlIHUUII,
ENDS IN .M.VI'KI.MON Y
Entereil at the Postoffice at
I.a Grande, Oreiron, as Second-class
Matter.
Address All Communications to
The Observer, 1710 Sixth Street.
Cove Volunteer, Who Was Ttikon
llm.pit.-il in Portland, :s iie.
ported Improving
.. ,'Oouilnj; as it. does at a time when
On Sale in Other Cities I .In pan Is poised on her toes for the
Oregon Hotel News Stand, Portland, jcoiiilnt; Jump Into Siberia on the
COVK, March 15.-
Widiunn of
.Miss Dolly White of Cove
to WVIser Idaho, and were
Imperial News Stand, Portland.
.Multnomah Hotel News Stand,
Portland.
s i ; hsch Fi'Tn nk ates
Hy Carrier
Daily, per month . ..I3c
Dnjly, per three months $l.!Ki
Duily, per six moiuhs in advance SII.5
Daily, per year in advance $7.50
ipaily, ijiiiK'e copy 5c
Uy Mail
Daily, per year in advance $.1.00 i
Daily, per six niotiilis in advance 2..0 t
Imily, three months in advance. .Sl.z.i
side of the Entente allies it displays
hut one more of those calctiated ef.
forts which, In 'their eventual mis
calculation, have brounlit Hun dip
lomacy Into eternal disrepute, since
AuKiisl, ISH. It Is practically an
invitation to Japan to desett her
allies, and to latin) ihelr cause lor1"'"" will K.
a iiio.-s of. hear meat ami without
the labor of huvlim to Join lu the
hunt for the animal.
And what a triiKouy is disclosed
in Lreriuany's admission that she
I
(Special.) i
linker and
motored
married 1
oy inn justice of tho Peace. Mr.
Ohio Slmmonis and Mian Sinnatilce
Justice accompanied them. Artei
the niiirrlauo they spent a foilniejit
motoiiiiK through Idaho, roturiilusj
to Cove, win. re they Wi vD II with;
Min. Wldimiu's pareuls, Mr. and'
Mrs. ! . K. White and Mr. and Mrs. I
Ed. Van Vla.lt. Mr. anil .Mrs. Wid-I
to tii -it- new home in 1
eon M'-nuay, March is
Wiilman owns a larije '
Lookout, Or
where Mr.
sheep ranch
Will lloup tins just returned
from ceiilial Texas, wh,ere he took
a carload ol potatoes, dlapusinK or
them at a cry nood price, selline
Dailv. ner month iillr tears the inlerv, iiliou ol Japan on
The, Saturday Evening Observer, bvlihe hide of her tilli-s. How the
mail, per year in advance Sl.aO i Kilmer must today roiirot the occa-ltliem direct to the consumer, which
Weekly Ohsuiver-Siar, hy mail, perjsion when he called upon thu world ;ho claiius is Out moft sallyfactory
year in advance I. .10 n I teen yeais imo to look upon him way to do.
VWTTi' STaI I It I a a UrKT
"My Country Tit of Thee, 8wett Land '
of Liberty."
us t lie (treat and only discoverer ti Mr. Doncy Is uiiile III at the1
-the "Yellow reril"- "tile nerii .that, i home ol I.oui. Hoot hct-luml tie,. '
one da would sweep tne w estern uaiiKiiier. .Mis. Wriaht of doodlim ;
I world." Today it certainly looks Idaho, Is .m ini: for tier. I
thoiiah the Kaiser's prophecy; Ouy Halter returned home last
Iniay be lulfllled, but the only world week Horn rortland, where he had
jthat Is in danuer is that dream em-mono, while a student at the Oregon ;
pirt' which me Kaiser saw as a iiiIiiiko j Agricultural College at rorviillls, to!
tlie derelopmeiil of his welt-poll- j take the exauilnation for the Aerial;
itllt, and which his attempts to nt-jCorps, and while there became iieri-1
tain have plunged the world Into a.ously III. lie was taken to tin,;,
"' ' w'elter of blood. .Good Samarilaii Hospital, where ho!,
IIISIIOI 0'i:i;i,,v. J Jnpan, yoims In the comity of nn-1 remained three .weeks. Mr. Ilaker;
iiegretrul na the entlro Eastern ! lions but old In diplomacy, w ill not is Improving and his many friends ;
Oronon eotintry Is that Ulshop O'-'pull tho cliestiiutB froin the coalsihope lor his speedy recovery. j'
Kellly has been transferred to thejfor (lermnny. Site may act hy her-1 The I'nreiil-Toachors meeting will 1
Lincoln (Nebraska I diocese, I hero Ih self, but It will be for herself, and bo held at the Hchoolhoiiso the third 1
universal well wishing for tills con-enllrely without reference to Hie .Thursday In .March.
sti'iictlve man who has for the past Kaiser's dreniii of world empire. (ins Ofledahl, of Minneapolis,
fifteen years worked unceasingly - Mliin., is visiting at the home of his
for the section of the country he Do as good as you can to the (hrnlher. Dr. Oflednhl.
loved so dearly. ITlelglans by supporting Hie young j Miss Lam-ion, with her class in
One did not hnvo to be n Catholic iladles who have charge of the work :domeslic science entertained the
to appreciate tho worth of Ulshop ' here. Where, you donate clothing, ; mot hers and u few invited guests
O'llollly, although people of his own land lie sure and donate something, at n dainty luncheon recently,
faith, of course, knew hlni hottorjseo (lint It Is dusted and all rental The McTee ranch has been pur
than did those of us outside of his and tears sewed. It is easy for a chased by Mr. Kiddcll of Hock
.church. ' donor to sew up a few garments Sp.lngs at a consideration of $i:ion.
The Ulshop Is n limn among men, and dust them off, while it is a vol- The purchaser bus taken possession
nn American citizen of Intense loy-, ominous task for the young Indira! of the new homo,
ally, n community builder ami us a to do this work on the largo nniii- Lewis McNeil lias been very ill
constructive citizen has won Ills' her of garments which we feel sure i with pneumonia and wo are pleased
TIic woineii (if ttxljiy with her keen disc riminiititm of
DKidt's in dress, desires to use hci' own ;jul;mt'Ut in tin;
selection of tlnit wliidi is best suited for her own indi-'
vidiiality.
For that, reason she b '( to f lionsi- from
an cxti'Lisivo vaviely, and ii is this . iVatiirr wliit h in pai
tieiilar brim's her to lljis sttn
leadinu' niannfaeiin'i'i's dise
and distinrtion
, W'c KcliM-r tVoiii America's
iniiiiiitiiH'h' on our show-
in (lie elioiee
stvlc
TIME NOW TO
YOUR HAT
FOR EASTER
A rasciiiatiii.n; exhibit of bemitil'iilly trimmed hats in which
the creations of master milliners are seen.
teiuht, width and imvell v el
Every shaw
for sjn inir.
fleet, correct
YOUU INSI'KCTIOX JNVITKD
J,Af T i
' i
Hi? r
.
wee
OUR SHOE EXHIBIT
will l dense von. Coiii( and cx-
placo In the esteem of Oregon poo
Ile.,, ...... ,,- .
It mind he reiiituiibeivd Hint when
ho took charge of tho Kaslnru Ore
K011 diocese tilings worn nuilo pvi
niitlvo. Tliere was not the Improvo
nient Hieru is today. Sage hi ush
' in vast waste allowed where fine
farms now appear; wooden shacks
held tho pluces now occupied by
good modern buildings In the towns
and cities, churcliea of his faith
were indeed very ordinary nnd few
In numbers.
Pei-HlHtent man that ho Is, he
never knew surh n word as dls
coiiiagiuent or failure. When lie
inaiio trips cast to secure rutins tot-!un( f
Cntliollc Institutions In Eastern
Oregon he went Willi a will. lie
went with n determination. In bis
concise manner ho put conditions
before the Eastern people and lie
never failed 111 one of bis undertak
ings. I
will he donated.
The High School service Hag Is
11 "worthy venture nnd It was per
fectly proper for the Alumni to
grasp i lie situation mid begin the
raising of funds for it.
.itX
'"'t).
'Jill ,,;il-" - Vs,.
plA, AI,l.'lXll,JtU.l(,
amine (lie new ideas in heaitti
sjiriii.tc footwear. O:
iHH)is are very stroll:
fords
this
and
Oxfords in Erown
and Black
Soil.
THE FORUM
lo Htalt ho is improvinu nfp.'ly un
dor the efficient, can? of, Mikh (Jrady
of La liramlo and Ur. Olh'dali).
Mr. Carl CaH.sct of La f! ramie wm
a Covo visitor last woek.
.Miss Dora Jones of I. a Grande nan
been visiting IriendH in (Jove for a
few days.
Ali'H. Ivnnhoe, our Conniy School
; Superintendent, I'aul Spill man, '
j County Agriculturist, of La Cirande, j
COMK !':.liIA' AND CIIOOSK
Mil. OI.IVEIt SELLS ISt'SIMiSS
Editor La Crundo r.vcnliig Oliserver j visited Cove school this week and
Dear Sir: jKuve tho pupils some good iastruc-
Wlll you please give me space to; live talks along the lines of Thrift
sav that I have sold out my busl- iStaiups and hoys and girls pig
ness as agent of the Oregon Eire
i Heller
Association to thu State
liuhler. Tlie business will
bo run hy .Mr. T. K. Uclluiuy, my
former partner, who is now assist
ant cashier of the lmliler Hunk.
Until they open an office In La
C-rande, panics can communicate
with him by either phone and their
orders will be looked after promptly
eluhs.
Miss Irene Pratt lias
lined at home for Hie
witil the measles.
Mlrs Jean Stearns has been
the sick list, for 11 few days.
Horn, lo Mr. and .Mrs. Win. Itlclir
unison, March (I, a son.
Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Me
roney, March S, a nine-pound
BEAUTIFUL NEW WAISTS
in georgette and crepe tie chine. Such
an assemblage as this, with its many
distinct and lovely models, its variety
of coloring and trimming, and its crisp
freshness, is a rare opportunity for ns
and our customers.
OX DISPLAY IX Ol.1t KI'TADY-TO-WEAIJ
DKPA liT.M KXT
ciu:i:i!V chop onthacted
iieen con
past week
on !
Ha;
Pcn-y
inana
littyer
McNe
y Ilelew, western manager,
Matthew-son, Northwestern
got-. Coo. flibson, outside
all representing the I.ihby,
11 Cunning Co., met with other
I want lo render my sincere thanks .daughter, Nellie Callierine.
to my friends and patrons for the; Several cases of measles arc
liberal patronage they have glveiC ported in Lower Cove.
during
ime during tlie seventeen ye
iltlive been in business hero,
i Hosportlully.
J. W. OLIVER.
A,'..
irs
II drove over to
visit her sister
returning .Mon-
Hnker Is tho homo of his diocese
uml the magnificent Catholic build
ings In Hint city Indicate to what
extent this man litis worked. Nei
ther has he conrincd his efforts 10
linker Tor away out in llarney nnd
.Malheur counties me to be seen the
results of Ills work, while the many
churches that dot the district In all I
localities boar permanent nnd I DON'T MISS THIS
forceful evidence or lllaliop O lleil- Up, e,.oso with ftc and mall It lo week.
ly's eriorts. Enley ,C- Co, 2S:ti"i Sheffield Ave., I .Mr. and Mrs. Albert Decker
The people as a whole .lire, very i Chicago. HI.. writliiK your inline and son Troy, of Union, visited at
sorry to see him leave, lint re'Joiro I address clearly. You w ill receive In'n itecU-er home last week
re
representatives at Cove Saturday af
ternoon. These men have contract
ed the greater part of the cherries
Mhat will lie grown ill Oregon (his
(year. The I.ihby .McNeil cannery is
jlhe largest of its kind in the world
coughs, cold, croup and whooping
cough, lie prepared to get prompt 1
relief. Don't let a cold run into ser
ious sickness. Mrs. W. II. Thornton, !
;in2:i W. Kith St, Lit'la Hock, Ark.,
writes: "My little hoy had a severe :
attack of croup and honestly lie-,
liove- lie would have died If it had :
not been for Foley's Honey and Tar. j
Tu-o doses relieved Ii i til. I would i
not he without it at any price."
Sold Everywhere. Adv.
I i Miss El'fle Hosw
JCttlon Sunday to
;.Mrs. John Delauey
!day.
I Mr. and Mrs. Itay Coinstork and
(children of La Hiande visited at
Cutout this 'he home of John Comsiock last
and tlie
a large
men look
business
forward to doing
in Oregon.
-ti
nt.
It Sure
Changeable
make .March ?.
Does the Work,
weather ami wet feet ;
dangerous month for
4 ACTS
Hippodrome Vaudeville
TOMORROW
ARCADE
1 return a trial package containing 1
l-'oley a Honey and Tar Compound,!
; for coughs, colds and croup: Foley :
Kidney fills, for pain in sides and
buck: rheumatism, backache, kid
ney tititl bladder ailments; mid Eo-
j ley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome
! and thoroughly cleansing ralhai lie.
';i'Olt WAYS THAT AHE DAIIK." ' for constipation, biliousness, 11ml
, The report sent out from I'etro-; sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere
grnii by Hie I'ailsiievikl to the eftccl i -Adv.
and
the
in his deserved promotion nnd wish j
lor hlni the unbounded . success-
which Is sure to have lu Eastern!
Nebraska, where the population Is;
dense and Hie oppoi tuiiiiles pre
many. -. ,
Hoyal D. Jones whs over Ii
Cnloii on business last week.
i lleryl Coniey has been suffei
jwith a had case of bronchitis.
o-
!
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BARGAINS
Your t.nd. the." j;rat Amei ican
'dollars,1 will he tho i rvirtni lous War
t3ni' who.vlil 'prod.-Ih K;tiner to
..;:!;!!ijsion. invest in War Savings
.-Ujtups.' '
arc 1
what
I lose
thc:
purchases that serve
cost, no stick of fin
warehouse unless it p'oSsesst
tliis service-giving factor.
best. 'Xo matter
nitiirc enters our
in a mai'hed degree
A Checking Account
Have you a checking nct-ount?
Kvery yenr there ronios up seme item of expense on which
you have no check.
Kvery one in a whi!? yen a' called en to shnv prtmf
that 11 certain bill or lucount is paid.
Almost every day someone lonos change out of hi no-kct
or loses his purse.
Very frequently money is taken from people's house.
All this can lie averted hy cariyinjr a l-.tnk aimunt with
Us, and vising your check hook for I eferciu e - In nuvi your
money is in a safe plate.
!mnt ('r;ct to .Make Your Income Tax Kelurn
lie foro April 1
Member It d era I KeHcrve SvHtem
La Grande National Bank
LA (ill ANDE, 01IX;o
2-Reel Comedy
4 Acts Vaudeville
i'oMomtow
ARCADE
scrvicc-jjiyinjr
Furniture Exchange
I-ir and Jefferson 10. J. DON t till' 1? Mack 1211
Best Prices Paid for Used Furniture
Our I
Announcement j
ll .Friclay and..' 1
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
m
W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO,
Eitabli-hcd Ism. - I.a Cramlc's Oldest Firm
UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING
Modern Funeral Service at Established Prices, with Credit
When Desired,
Hal Bolmcnkanip, Licensed Embalmer for Oregon - Residence Chapel
HUG'S GROCERY
THE HOTEL JENNINGS i
DO YOU want to sue all you can to buv AY. S.L
Stamps? If so, stop at the Jenniiijrs ljotel ati
.roseh, as it has now changed hands and is a
first class hotel. A'c are now c.iiippetl to solicit
your patronage. It is well heated, with no extra '
charge. . '
ltead.mnrters for lake Wallowa Tourists nnd Commercial Men
Auto llus .Mei-ts All Trains: Autos for Hire. ' i
Office, Joscph-Knterpriso Auto Bus line, Handling r.isscncers
and ltapgapc .
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