La Grande evening observer., April 10, 1918, Image 4

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All Independent Newspaper
Tulilislicd Daily and Weekly at
La Grande, Oregon.
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Publishing Company:
HRUCE DENNIS, Publisher,
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Mntter.
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The Observer, 3(1(1 Sixth Street
,lhe cause of misplaced Judgment.! The advice comes hom the gov-1
lit would lie. n great Injustice to gel eminent to those who nre midoitnli-1
tho wrong man on mefiist nr;ing garden work to he careful Inj
slackers. ,tho nnrlhern latitudes not to plain i
Publish the derelicts, signal them 'this seeds too early and run the I Following tho regulations, regnid- have boon iiiilliorizod to iniiUtrlake.
nut and lei tlieni enjoy tho solace chances of being caught by. frosi. '"" tl,e use of Hie name ofhe Red The On III of Allegiance must lie
of their own seclusion. If thuy jUnrdon stuff will not grow in cold'10'1 1,1 benefits follows Ihe right laU.n, with due solemnity, liefoic u
uniform permit is granted for any
RED iWOS
don't want to play the Kan... or true soil or In cold weather and set-era! I ,, '" ,7"' .
I I All members may wear the Ited
if
citizenship as olliers do;
the? .weeks delay Is better than a fovvif'ioss billion.
City 01 ficial Paper. County Ollieial don t like this government or its lilnys too soon
laller- 'Institutions, let tliom be glYcn the
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IIMTOIII.U, COMMENT.
A LESSON IX GEOGRAPHY
In this Western country of great
distances anil scant population one
can gain a better idea of the concen
iralion of war's activities from the
Franco is approxi-
cltlzenshlp Is to be congratulated ( statement that
on their patriotic endeavors to help . mutely the size of Nevada and Utah
combined, says the Oregonian. Ore
gon troops, scattered throughout
in the great work now on hand.
Unlike nny financial obligation
resting on the mind of a debtor, the
that l.-rospniisllil'i pomms may
bring discredit on the lied Cross by
their use.
i iteoini-cincuK.
Ernneo, nre nut very far from each j As winkers throughout Hie rndrd
other as we reckon distances, nor states adopt It. It will bM-oiiie rec-
onfcial Heti Cross uniform. It may
The use, of simple uniforms by I"' "'"'"'''' on. individual or
women workers In vnilous ReJ i.to :l K'""!', if 'hat seems desirable,
Cross Chapter activities, oilier l.hnn!by an officer of the Chapter rpec
niirslng and hospital service, has iiiicnlly delegated for this purpose
been found desirable for protective, 'or by a member of the executive or
hygienic, and Qlliei- valid reasons, ja special committee. i
and the American Ri d Ooss has i Withdrawal or Permits. Tho ex- j
authorized such use. It Is neces- Jecuilve cnmmlllee of -the Chapter1
sary to proscribe the nature of the :shall reserve the right to withdraw!
uniforms und the regulations iindei-ihe penult to wear n uniform from '
which they may be worn since, j.uiy person in case of disloyally to
otherwise, Ihcre Is grave danger imo government of tho United'
man who subscribed for bonds nndihavc they been so very far from tho 'nIf'J everywhere, as the
has undertaken to nay the Install-.buttle line bv the same romiml.-iHmi i uniform of .tho Red Cro.,s.
. ,i. i... .... There n.e r.l ber utriL ,..,...l solium, lucre. ore
nii'iiin iiii-j ,:tii.e- iiihj nun m.- . - - . 1 1 i , -
!,... il..., ..I 1 ii.Lj ... . . . j
Hitmen uu ntntMHiion wtncii snouiu , , - ;sjll(10 JUIV lntt;(MHnt.t hlc,
nnHW'tCC n! t in nt.ru i 4 ., ..Pi
i l .(Utility viil reflect not only
.-'(up im'i iintion of lopuli-.tlonsi, at ,
uny ntlmr jiirtt ifiablo vonHon. j
Spi rit lc tiHotiH for I'ni forms, j
A;irm Ljiiko white apvnn. fas- j
in the lii'.rk, with j''"'V(8 to!
the vri:it hik! u V or sqimco nock, i
YOUR NEW CLOTHES
AVir'u the Spring just a!mit licrc. you shoulil
thinl; iiiii-!dy nliimt your ; nit, your sliocs, hut niid
shirts, ;is well ;is your other necessities.
Droi in sonic time ;ind look- over our extensive
line ol' Kuit
to shiiw 1 liei
Shirts and
I'roiu $5,03 to $12.50. V
I to vol'..
H.'id
led
9 ' -u I ' ' ; Europe as compared with our own
official j JSell three inches wide; iwo pock
"earers ets in ihe skirt. A red erois, two
bo impH,!"-.otl with ' inches rquare, may be worn In
of dignified conduct, j front at the center of the base of
I he neck.
upon Coif A veil of batiste or some
nt ll,w T .... a, lot, ,,,wl in M. . . . . . 11111 III I Ol.l. CJilin l'C lt"l! ' S' I 1 1 l.iaier.ai. VI "O VC11 SIIUll OC
spii.ui 01 popmauon. i Cross iisey. The rlgbl lo wear the e,.t or.evarj lima and one vard
(who are doing as much as they cm j If wo discard Russia, all of Europe,' uniform carries with it an a;,:ump-j-.vide, with a lower hem one inch
I 111 one way or another with tho ''"'''"ding the British Isles, could hellion of responsibility for Ihe organ- .hron.l, and a hem at. the top two
consclouii reeling that Ihey are do- i'sl't ''"wn '" "lat portion of the United izalion; Ihe abuse of such respons-1 Inches broad and turned hack oH
States lyini; west of the .Minnesota-! IbHIly may be punbhed by with-; Hie outride. The veil is red, white,
Ing their might, praise and con-; mi..ialm ()f st.lUs im, sU)1 )onve .drawing the unifo. m permit. Uni-jor dark blue. A band or some
gratulnllon is dun. 'Oremm '111(1 w-,ul.;,w,i ..r ,.'. formed v.-omeu nre not iiorowini ily 'stiffer malerial extends around the
Waists in
Stripes
and
Figured.
New Ties,
25 & Up.
4j TO-Tr
Shoes for
the Boy.
All lasts,
Button .or
Lace
$3.00 up
Especial appreciation Is also due ; reckonnig. European Russia is but
"My Country 'Tii of Thoo, Swnt Land the various committees who
of Llborty." , , ,
given their
CO.NS'liTl'TlOX IS LAX.
The frainers of the constitution.
In all t licit- wisdom and foresight,
failed In one particular. ATter all
the lliniigbl and Inspiration which
tlino In the necessary
prellinlnnry and detiiil work In the
required to render service oul.-'i.le I bend, one-half Inch from the front
..r ........ I ........... i. .. .. ., . ,. . .. .
, Kill.. 1,... .. ,1 .1 . '" l,l,n inline n,r;t n i ieri. t I'.eill OI 1 lie veil. A roll cross IS
lim, tile ln.ger than those seventeen A(,( ,. , ,,,.,, ,.,.,, , ,.,, ., ,,, ,,lte , ia .
. j Workrooms: Workers on Sorjrl-jcenlrr of the forehead band.
, IT the countries of Europe, not in- cal Dresdngs, Carmenls anil Knit- It Is left lo the discreiion or the
icllldiu; Russia, could he nickl'd on nnrl lliie V,, n,,,-..-,,,, n,,',!, i.,l,t.,,.n 1,1, !,.!.. .I...I.1.. .,1 .f..il H,,. 1m
raising of this county's share of the ' ..,.,., i ;.. . ', , , ,. ' , . - , ' , . ..
iieaiiaiiced in the West, we would years ol ago shall receive permis- the experience or the workers the
bond subscriptions. It woi.ld not have the following approximations in slou lo wear a unirorni. Cirls un- red cross i-hoi.td be placed on coif
be prncllcable lo undertake nam-1 respect to ureas: der Ibis ago when on acilve duty and anion.
lug them Individually as ;l,ere has! T-Xs w""''l Austria-Hungary. 'hi'" ,,p P-rmll l-i lo wear a red Innlruelors on aclive duly. In
" . j Wyoming and Colorado would he om!'H "n Uu' f'":" nf :l 'vhi"' 'lioss workrooms may wear eliher a red
was expended In (he preparation of; ' .Cermany's equivalent. i"' "" " " wl." " ''n"a ve,l. or :, v.lnie vmi wiin reu oan.i
wnrKOls imiiiR av neon nnncr ir t..,u n-ilf,ii-i V i . t it f-ni'- .iMiiiui.i innitii.ti, i uvurj nt.y niso wt'jir nn- apum -.uiu
riau.lle.1 1 n,,l.,l ! ,., ',..' . T, n,P "'''"'ers of the He,l Cross , crosses.
.,.,, eiMiii-ace .ior-; ,. ,., , ,.,i ,,..ni';..,l I'.,,' Il i ,.r ,..,l,,.nnms
Ihe service lllev desire to nerfiirlil. etllier :i Line veil or r
.Montana and North Dakota would The plain while coif may be worn iwitli a dark bine band.
New
Some of yon have '"'(-n wnitin for these lints
like we hud liel'iiie Trench Kats, in .yrey, lirown
and reeu mixed. Also Siiiue style at Trem-h Hat
without the sti-ap across Ihe toji.
Price $1.50
that great charter Tor liiiman liber-.
ty there was
"pennlly clause"
; bushel.
at least not
nt (ached,
oversinbt.
It must have been an
There should luivo been
such a provision to iniiko the docu
ment binding and obligatory both
ways.
In vlow or the rights ronierred
the priceless blessing of civil, rel'g
Ions and political liberty, the In.-;
plied contract on the other band
!vnlnglorlnusly beforo ,11. o public, way and Sweden.
'Many or Ihe coiiimllleenieii and '
llhoir assistants ha-.'e put in hourr
I
may wet.r
white ' veil ;
Thev also i
represent Spain and Portugal. ir desired. The red cues shall be. wear Ihe apron and red crosses.
Nevada and rilob wmil,! e,. ..;., worn onlv when on active dutv. ' The imdv of workers wear a
of overtime In addition to looking ' ,...,,. i r, ,,. .,, ,, ..,. ;.,,,, ',.,, '.,, ,,, i..,n,i ,,,i
lalter their private nfrnlrs, through j Idaho would contain Switzeilanil shall be granted by Ihe ex-
n sense of duly they owo to Ihe Cirece, Denmnrlt and Holland. ' '''""ve .on.millee of Ihe cb,pr.
i napiers. oy a
;best government op earth. Many of
them nre known In one way or an-
'othor, and all of them are entitled
lo the thanks and gratitude of the
'cltir.ens' r- Union eouniy.
ItlO Oh' (iOOl) CllCCIt.
shnuld be that of aid to the fullest
ability possible when the rights con
ferred are In jeopardy. That would
be a fair and Just provision.
Tile citizen who nccepls'll.e snfn-j
ly guaranteed, the enjoyment of! All Ihe news reports or the past
peisonal and political eininlliy, thejfew days Indicate thai a frightful
right to have properly und Iinniun- 'onslaught Is again lo be made
Ity from danger and oppression, against the allies. A report yesler- j
who Is not willing to perform hisjday ludlcnled that -rr would likely j
part of the obligation should In all ;not be possible lo know completely !
equity and fnlrnesn not he allowed jus to the outcome fur n day or so.;
to own p.operty, not be allowed to'ln the inennlln.e the same ailnioni-1
vole nt elccilons, o
lnunioti Willi decenl
men.
In their zeal and sacrifice for
buninii liberty our forerathers weal
n step Ion rar and made life under
the republic of the United Stales of
to hold eom-jtlon as that given the first Salur
nnil upright 'day of Ihe big drive Is slill. appio-
prlale.
Let us reel Hint Ihe cause or lib
erty and' righteousness will ulti
mately prevail. Some reverses and
many sacririces are Inevitable, but
I In
America ton soft and easy for;let us trust Unit
some id the beneririaries who rame'thingi. will again chniiKc
into Ibis herilage only through Ihe 1 1 wo weeks ago. The rir.1.1
i
our side and will
I
uspert of
IS they did
is on
ultimately lii
Arizonn would take all of Italy.
New Mexico would be occupied by
Ihn llritish Isles..
Californin would n.one carry Uou
niania, Pulgariu, Montenegro, Serbia,
I Albania, llelgium and European Turn
key. I'm- an equivalent area of Oregon
and Washington, we should have to go
lo Asia. Japan would just about fit.
The area of all the European coun
tries named, with Japan added, is!
about 5,1)1.0 square miles grenler than
the area of Western United States.'
The overlap would he a little larger!
than the area of Douglas county.
The population of the seventeen
wcslcrn slates is Hl,.i:'.r2'. The
population of Europe, excluding Rus
sia's and adding Japan's to accord
with Ihe foregoing illustrations, is
:i7il.!i"l,7S(i.
There will probably come a day
when as many people will reside in
Western United Stales, but thev w
not be of a multiplicity uf races, i
Inugoes mid aspirations such as now,1
haractcriv.c Europe. Our security 1
is in oar unity, present and prosper-i
1 1 e.
til..1 ciedoiii.
c: esses.
apron
a nil red !
HELP LA GRANDE GO "OVER THE
TOP" WITH THE THIRD LIBERTY
LOAN
or, in rase of lur
spnrin! coniniittpc of thf riu.pt'M
wit li siib-eouiNiil tco?, on t.ui.'ii scr
viro ron ccr net! , if tlii tJci'in norns
r.ary. 1'nifnnn permits fthonl'l he i:;:;u,'d
tf iii'-mht'iH for Kiirh forvico u. lluy
l')t no. your Want
Olirrivr-r. Main 37.
Ads to the
DO
IT
NOW
$mMEERSn5&ZP BOND
If you want good pictures rrom j (jjflrftejjtatogaaaafta
vour kodak you idiould learn all I
Adopl linlk
Mandllng
t.trnioil and sacrifice of olliers
As Ihe constllullon cannol beiun.pl.
chaimed or made retroacllve Ihej
only tiling thai can be done Is what j l.leul. I'lonnmdon Is direct from
the Liberty Loan ron.n.ltlco or , the f.oul, Ihe first one bringing lid
Union rniinly, backed by an over-lings from our boys in I'rauce. lie
wl. eln line: n.aiorllv of the citizens, will speak at the Methodi.-I
T!i
is doing.
There Is a word of cnulion
lo
Ibis evening. Ahum a bundle
seats have been reserved, very a
he observed and that is rigid rare ! proprlalcly. tor the parents id lie
ns to "who are who" In Ihe discard- boys in Ihe hispilal unit will, which
Your Evening of Life
Mid you over stop to think how you will spend tho
cveninfr of your life?
What is a mine deplorable sij;ht than nn aired person
strutfulinjr for a mere existence; battling against tv'ejit
odds, fibrillin? the cold icy Masts of winter, ami the scoivh
hitf rays of the summer sun; with a worn out, hrnken
down constitution.
STOl' AND THINK IT OVlvK
Think how you and your loved ones will spend the own
itifj of your life. There is one Mire way to avoid I trim;
one of the vast army of unkempt, in your deelinintr years,
and you can do this loo: Start a bank arconnt today, a?;d
add to it little by little, and you will not be on the merry
of the public in your declining years.
Why not commonec'today ?
Mrmhrr Federal ItcBorv System
La Grande National Bank
I.A GRANDE, OREGON
i e;.lniW It which runn
els hae grasped the situation and
ate pn paring for farm storage audi
milk handling of wheal. Is relieving
appiebelirbin as lo possibilities nf
liandlin:: Hie I HIS crnu. I ,,,..
church lae. Mncs l.ei.l by rolle;;e specialists
in arime; parts in Hie Slate, farm-!
era l i'ii e ;c nt were nearly unanimilC!;
in fa i.r o: hulk bandiliip.
Til "two bil" is helping the
e.inemeni along. I lie 11 llcerta illt v
of ilclheiy id' sacks Is another rhe
tor IsMiring Die iiit.li into liulkiui;.
1 ante Horace capacity in eleva-t'O-s
is nnne.'essary. -. armers at
many meetings have agreed on Hie
fe..i,i!ily of erecting small ete, a.
tins or ten to sol i nly live Ihoiisand
biii-hel lap.icily.
The A I ielilltn.il Cullege is dis
liibutiiig plans fur farm granaries,
and is insisted by Ihe I'. S. Depnrl
11 1 1 t I i.r Agi Iriilture.
final Acioilnl.
IX Till: MATTI.'ll (if tiii: i:s-
TXTi: UK IS C :'..I'.K. 1 . 1 ;
( i-:.si:i.
Neti." i. by the- given (hat the
aadei signed eeeiilri of Die estate
ef Kmc Sluil'er. dere.i.ied. has llled
If r til!.!l aecollllt in tile I'lOHtl..
1'elirt el lile Stale of Oregon in:
I'lli":! t'louity, apd Miid court liar.
set M..v i:;th at :! p. m. at tlic
Ceniilv ronrl rnolil in La (;ralnle.
I'll: ill Ceentv. Oregon, as the lulled
an. I pin e lo hear ohici lion.', to. .
and lor the consitli" c I ion id. said
final ai'i'ienl; all inletested parlies
may r.tti'ii.!.
I ll.Ue ol Hist piiblicalinn April
II. I'M -i.
r.MMA .1 sii.ri:ii.
j Lm'CiiI l i of the l'r.l.He of Isaac.
Whaler. :l .! c.l.
I sZZh I
Put on the Fcvo G!cr.r.-! when you set the j
table r r t):c bite you've p.ce iri ti l'..: I1'..! i.nr .'.s of j
tl.fl cv.-::i:i. .s a r.'.u:,;--..!:-.'. i. r r. ,! '. y l-.iacb: !
(.renin cl::-.--.c eiui c'i.,! 'cd r.'.: ..: 'v .. t:. :. ' a J .
In.v.n tied', l.'i'ii iiicV.!.-.. IJ.ri: .- : , !, I. i c-:M
iJeVi. Il-
I-.'xlf.i i"in;:ivr !'.-.&, Pr-.--? m. 1, .!::; :i-::e: !
I :-.d (i. l:,h! .'el tL'.i'.icii l.j .'..:,' I j.- c.l', l
1:;.M or lirnvy. ! !
I'a'vo -t hff ii!l-yi,r,r-V(.'jr.,i 3-.:"'. drinh. I
in .- -I, - , ' ' -' ::t :-.- i
-r- , .-rv wi'j.-i. .... ;
1) a m iv-srj i2"a m t rt w ir w s i!
I about how to use your kodak. You have. sound, refreshing sleep.
I an get. all these points for noth- When wakeful and restless at nigh1:
'ing by going to Rilverlhorn-s. Let. I ;,n n n condition tor work or
Hie koihil: man snow you now. iiusiner.s duriiii; the nay. NaUelul-
,dv.
t-
Tln You Sleep AYell?
To bo at his best a man must
ness is often caused by indigestion
and constipation, and is duickly l -'-lieved
by Chamberlain's Tablet!-,
bow- much belter you reel will.
clear head and good digestion. -Adv.
Are you prepared to handle your grain in hulk? Do not
wait until Spring and Summer when you are buried with work
nnd worried with labor shortage, but build your ginneries now.
You can buy the lumber and roofing paper for n first-class
1000 bushel portable granary for ?iil.o.S and it will last for
years. Sacks for tin: same amount of grain will cost you
$125.(10 and this would he a dead loss against this year's crop.
A granary of this size can be moved anywhere and can bo
filled directly from the thresher, doing away with high priced
labor handling and sewing racks.
- The boys in the trenches need the sacks for sand bags for
the protection of their very lives and perhaps your boy is
nmong them.
Spend your money in your own valley by buying lumber
manufactured at home. When you buy sacks part of the
money goes to India.
HUII.l) VOI R GRANARIES NOW
lie prepared by building them before the farming season
opens up. He sure to get good lumber, well seasoned, as low
grade lumber will give you trouble in a few seasons. Don't
use green lumber. .
Save money keep what you spend nt home p. event loss
nnd damage from exposure to weather leave the sacks for our
boys in the trenches; help win Ihe war by building gianaries now.
rortable granaries of this type are universally used in
other sections. One trip with a good team will haul the ma
terial for one granury. For particulars as well as prices on
Union County lumber for all farm purposes, see
The George Palmer Lumber Co.
LA GRANDE, OREGON
Anyone wlio is enn: ideiim: hu inir a Trtulor nf tho ( rackiayintr
lu wp would like your attention for a moment. The KII.I.KN
SI'K AIT Tractor appeal to !!:? mrt win has omlrained himl.
Tlu ie are ul .i s soft spot; to uive t rouble and co.l h delays.
Anyone vbti iu hclpc:! drav stn!!i d Ira tor out tif a jdnk hole
t'i'ii apprrt i;;.- (he feeluiir of satisfaction hirh rrmes from ownini;
a Tli.MT."--It cannot be mired den...'lhey are like a mud
t mile, lb i v eaattot be sunk ami ill ktvp 1:010- as htm? as the
m;u;rt tti i . mtt of the ater. . . T!; v ;ne ju-t mt.t"Srf ill on dr
land .1.1 t!:e wide traci vill nut pr.ek tl", ;,et. We h ive a carlo:u
coiniiu'. sivm st don't fad to see th.m.
LA GRANDE IMPLEMENT "CO.
OIL BURNERS
I!.
1529 Jefferson Street
lliiiiK1 liiil.. Main TSii
S. NOKMiMs
La Giunde, Oregon
I'nii.ii ( lu'd :!T1
"i.iir win nl is Lii'iii'. tlic suiiiiiicp is hero, fluit
oil liuriii'i' that ymi have luiiued i'nr is roatly
tu iiisiall in your Unnin I-'liKK 'I IJAI L anil
yuaraiitcr cover your doll.-irs.
Furniture Exchange
I'ir nnJ Jefferson K. J. DllNOIIl'K Black 1211
Best Prices Paid for Used Furniture
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