La Grande evening observer., April 12, 1918, Image 3

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in . J,Green, a daugntor.
:: store , j- - .
; ij uerc Munition, o mo 11.11
r '; ' I Ji garage, lirent to Baiter on' a
Collins was tlio
(t"iii l.u Grande,
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first drafted man ! ---ii'
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j I, Mlrs KlhAl Grilling leaves timiKlit
, for Portland to bo gono a feu- days.
j lllshop Robert L. Paddock, of the,
LOCALS
Aud
The Kodak
Store
. Jack Horan, formerly of tills city
Ji;but now residing In Joseph, Is
I J spending iflie' day in Ln Grando. ' '
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Mrs. , George Blake, of Baker,
visiting! her ' daughter. Mis. '.'II.
iGreen, of this city.
Local and Personal
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J. H. Mlninaiigb, well known hi mi
Mis. Jacob Jacohson; of this city,
ibprman ofMVallowa, was in the city
last night. , .
bus-'., n. u, o. uio.i HaveriisiBE in Drier
riiiprn iiregon i-jpisropal .Mucosa, 'S ' .
will be In La Grande tomorrow ml ,S"-
will bo thb Sliest of Itev. arid Mth.
Upton It. Oihlis. On necoiiht of the
lime or Nt. .ft leaving for ISaker,
tho services- at tho St. . Pnter'n
church Sunday will begin at 10::;o .?"V ;.
In the morning. This will be the' '''"".'
jl.ist services conducted by tno bin.
;hop horn previous to his depiirtnre
for Franco to enter tlio army Y. M
C. A. work. i
Charles Ilpnion, formerly a mem
ber of tho'poilco force of this city,
left, for Portland tills morning,
where lie has accepted a position in
the shipyards. ''(''
Army
GERMAN OiU'KTrV
Ol'l'lcora Treat Soldiers Willi
Iicvolttiig Itrutullly. ;
-Mrs. Floyd Clmrbonenu and Elma
Bay went to Ileltli this morning to
spend tlio week end with Mrs. D. E.
Crawford, of lhat place.
Mrs. E. R. Guye went to Pendle
ton this nirfrning to get her little
daughters ''who have been -visiting-
thoir
grandparents thore.
J. McLaughlin, who has been , in
the city-on -a furlough,, went - to
Pasco this morning, where ho will
visit .relatives for a few days.
WASHINGTON. April ' 13. (By
United Press.) Tlio naked brutality
of Prussian .militarism i:i everyday
garlrson life is revealed by the tes
timony of German soldiers, press
and public' men. The German gov
ernment from tho Kaiser down has
supported Gfrmun army officers in
their revolting brutality to German
Money on easyj; woutnly payments
on , traproro) city p-opity. Also
money (or farm loans at ( net
Oliver. '
3,-21-Sm
Overstock of Auto Tires.
We have a nnmoer of 30iS tires
which we will sell at t discount
while they last. - 2-28-tf.
, MAXWELL SEHVICB STATION
Money to Iionn. ',v
On Improved real property to
Union county '. No delays. Current
rates. La Grande Investment Co,
Adv. ' tf. . -,-
Hemstitching, " 10c per yard, at
The Elite Shop. .Baker, Orecot. .
y SPECIAL BARGAINS
uaiintict ull .leatner gloves at I
soldiers. Tills Is tlio. evidence-con-1 for onginemcn, , liiinbev " tahdlors,
farmers, ; ,tneoianlcs
Ton days cash.:
TOGGERY. '
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and.
Topless Sport Model
Look Your Best and Be
Comfortable in a
S?b CO i
; Mrs., E-Tir.hIntoffj Is an "arrival In
T.n firnndn from Portland and Ih" tne
guest of her aunt, Mrs. W. B. Saw- ('Writing the committee. The anthor
ver. . ' !' this booklet ts Charles Altnliul, a
retired nanuer or -New YorU City,
who harf made a' vory careful study
of newspupor critlciMiii. It Is a most
powerful, expose of Gorman militar
ism, '-s Mr. 'Altshul stales "beating
nlHise havo boon 'in vokuo in
Prussian army as long as It
nr Mm-riii Whs-' ,llia existed, ' nearly 275 yeais, nnd
tallied In the. United States covern. I Unomen,,
mont'g latest war booklet of the I laborers.
War Information Series, entitled,!''";'
Gorman Militarism, and Its Orlt- U-Adv. 4-2-.10.
its." This booklet is released -,
through the' Committee on Public It Is more .fun to watch your
Information, Washington, D. C, to 'money grow than watch it go. Buy
the American public, and anyone j War Savings Stamps.
may obtain a copy without cost by
Alva Duryca is expected here to
night from iiuntlngton.. Mrs. Dur
yea and baby, who have been vlslt
tnir hero for some time, will return
with him Mortday. and
.tho
. August J. Rlango,
cousin, is in the city on business.
Mr. Stange was a resident Of this
city a few Vears ago, and has ex-
tnnaivn Inlei-eKtn In tliln section of
Oregon, His many friends will beisl,,ce 1314: tn s1"1 " tl,e "'-
pleased to know of his return
every effort to eradicate the trouble
- -. Stolen. ,
Two nutnmobilo tlreg are In :the.
custody of tho police and the own
ers may recover same, by satisfac
tory proof. Apply to chief of police.
V. " Adv. 4-1-tf. '
Now Is the. time of year for pic
ture taking and you will want films'
and kodak supplies, developing and
printing of films. ; Why not drop In
Lieutenant Joe
FRONT LACE CORSET
the only corset with the patented
VENTILE
Back and Front Shield
Ee fitted to tho corset designed for
your figure. There aro
LA CAMILLE. MODELS .
tor every ligure. iney are always i3 j.cre on i
fitted by a scientifically trained cor- motlier, Mrs.-
senei . j.nis aervice 101:3 . vim -"
cornet and such' comfort.
A full line of the latest models al
ways on .band. P.r.iced...at.$2.00 and
lip. . ' ..:!"".' ' ' ' - ' . "'
Mrs. Robt Pattison
i Corsetiere
Res. 102 Oak. Phone Red 3221
Tho Fourth Junior rtalnbnw divis
ion was instituted on April 10, and.
it Is the supposition that it will he
tho ambition of all school children
in the state to become enrolled In
ono or another of the
bow divisions..
has failed." There aro rive chapters! and get what yon need In kodak
in tliis interesting booklet, the rirsljHne at Sllvertliorn's Family 'Drug
dealing with German ' militarism store. Adv. ; w It d. Mtt.
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l.lng effect of mllltarlam; the third Co!1 creams and rubbing creams
shows tlio Gorman militarism cx-rortan and complexion.' See what
altntiph of the army above the civil ! "ley "ve at Sllvertliorn's Family
authorities: tho. fourth chanter ill- wrug store. AOV. 4-2-tf.
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ANIiXTRAORDINAR
Of Ladies Spring Cnat3'cj;ili;s ,s'.fo oji'ei' yoii n ;fow ,tlaW fast 'i--splin -iiiiiiiy
new noveltjcra in Coats' thai aw pricM to suit your noi'keW)i)ok, Tni'ntl-;
t!tl hi this lin?;;, iU't.s all; tho -' new - nndivnntwt , sha'de'9;,oiMl'-Bt(vl(; IfiUHjifoVipd; a, ?
lid tiiiliurd liy- uiKv of tlif larBfrst-'ga'r-int'nt makciij iii-AiiieiiiW ",: '"''
Tlifso Coats nrivl in the
few dnvs onlv. Priced from'
City' yoRttM'(hty::mitl;will 3:)o'plii('cd 6n salo for
One of the COO U. C. U. RloreB with an Annual Purchasing Power of
. ' Over 60 Million Dollars : ', . -v? '.,:'
.cjivf, LA GRANDE
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STORE
ustrates the' "Kahern Incident" as
an evidence of militarism over civil
authority and the fifth chapter deals
Junior Raln-!wlth tlle future in the conduct of j every day.
1 Herman military authorities. All
Cottage Cheeso. Get It at the
Pure - Milk and Cream Co." Fresh
3-20-tf
imatoiial in this booklet is based Elks teeth mounted hnd un-
Williamson, who 1 uPn yerlmtim ciuotntlons from Ger-1 mounted at reasonable prices at
flll loilgll visiting his ;"" newnpapers who stoou iiBimai
T ' WilliatiiKon, williat "lc display of license and nnbe-
leavo toniglit..or San Antonio, Tex,, j "evnoie oimamy pracwce.i uy coin-
where lie is In the balloon signal I """'u ii,i,,,.,i..t u,
service.
fleers In the German nrmy barracks.
The "main source of, Information in
tho "Vorwarts," the official organ'
of thp German Social Deiuocnitlc,
,J. L. Kline is In receipt of a .fine
nhntnfvrnnh r.hnwlnff a full COllinanV
of uionntcl cavnhv. It is from, Party.. At the tiial or Rosa' l.ttx
Camn' Johnson, Florida. Ono of the e''b"-g 922 men from all parts of
nil htq nlctlll-e is tllailllv
ogniz-able is that of-James L. Col- to testify to sonietlilng like 30,000
'lins, Mr. Kline's son-ln-lnw. Mr. ,.'iinu iUaU: 01 ,ut,i, i.,.-
rr ment of German soldiers by their
Under auspices of La Grande Re
view No. 27, Mucabee laillea,
Tor benefit of W. B. A. patriotic
service, at Eagles ball, Friday even-
Germany responded nnd were ready jlng, April ID, 1918 Admission 1.
Adv n-28-30: 4-2-6-9-13-16-18.
Hewitt's Jewelry store, next to
Golden Rule store. Cull and Inspect
them. Adv.'' 4-8-7t.
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-Dance.
,,,t 1 rtli,
il I!:.
$2.25
Bicycle Tire Special
$2.25
Regular $3.25 Goodvear Tire for $2.25' .
WHILE THEY LAST
Your repairing will ho done hero quicker, hotter
. ' . and cheiiper.
The Harley Shop
FREE To responsible potato grow
ers will 'furnish first class seed
potatoes in return for equal
amount at digging time. Early
Rose, Netted Gems, PoerlesB,
Early Ohio, etc. Phono Main 82.
Ady. 4-10-fit.
RUGS OF ALL KINDS JUST RECEIVED
AT VERY LOW PRICES
Also Bungalow Rugs, $1.98 and $2.49
While They Last
Where Your Dollar Does Double Duty
Harris Furniture Store
If. B. HARRIS, Proprietor
Where you buy good furniture for less.
NEXT TO HOOVERIZED GROCERY
own officers, even at the risk ot
prosecution by the military authori
ties. One chapter of thi testimony
reads, "He was struck in the face
with the" fist by Lieutenant Erler,
so that a tooth bled and got loose.
Ho was beaten till he was bleeding,
but report of the case was not sent
higher up. Musketeer Hompel shot
and killed himself nfter drill be
cause he had been grossly Insulted
by a corporal in front ot the com
pany. A reservist threw lilmsolf
in front of a railroad ti'aln; another
drowned himself, because they could
no longer stand tho abuse of un
commissioned officer lluebner." So
Overwhelming was the. evidence pre
pard by attorneys for Rosa Luxem
burg that German nillitnry author
ities nevor allowed the case to ' 5
brought to trial. In another para
graph of this booklet, Mr. Allschul
1T A : l.n.t l.n.tn To-
Tlio Baptist ladies will serve a
25c supper in the basement of the
church, Friday, April 12, at 6
O'clock. - 4-10-31
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Patriotlc-lnllltary dance, Rex Hall
Friday, auspices Honor Guard Girls.
Admission 75 cents. 4-11-1 1
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' Farmers when ln La Grande
should see tlio Portnbio grain bin at
Child's Auto Livery. Leave name
and solicitor will call later in the
season. i 8-6-tf,
Pretty stationery in boxes nlid ln
-The' .Mammoth Grocery . (
I C. R. S1MKINS, Proprietor. ' v.,
Fancy Dried Prunes, 15c per lb, 21b8, for 25c. . . ,
:"' ' . Fresh Eggs, 28c per dozen. V ' -';' ( ;
" Creamed Horse Radish, 14c per bottle.
Fresh Grated Horse Radish, 14c per bottle.
Our Fruits and Vegetables are Fresh Daily. . ;
Call and inspect our Stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries. v
" ; .',, ;::;;.... ; v; 1211 adamsave.
.VOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED W -
i NEW TODAY i
LOST. Doy's Coat between cor. of
Fir and Monroe and Depot and
0. Phono lllnck 2172.-.
i " - l-12-(it pd
WANTED TO RENT. Three or four
Iroom modern furnished, house.
Close In. Call, Iliack Klitil. 4-12-21
'EMI
FOR SALE
( l ire K.
R. 1891.
-Fresh inileh cows. ln
N. niishnell, or ptirni
4-12-(it.pd
J tfr J J J J J. J J J
Read tho Observer Want Ads.
Phone your Want Ads to the
Observer, Main 37.
SHER
THEATRE
IIOISE OF QI ALITV....
ANTONIO MORENO AND
DORALDINA, THE DANCER
IN KIPLING'S BIG STORY
THE NAULAHKA
iii.i
WILLIAM S. HART IN
HOOFS AND HORNS"
Two TccIh of Tin-ills.
. LAST SHOWING TODAY
TOMOI'KOW ONLY
LUCILLE LEE STEWART IN
THE DESTROYERS
miliar with the' details
i militarism they would have expected
the worst during tho stress of a
I campaign, and would have been less
unprepared for the unheardor bar
jbarltlos practiced by the Germans
ilu Belgium and wherever they set
jfoot. If officers, non-commissioned
I officers and professional .-regulars
I treat their own recruits in the fanh
lon deBoribed, in -times or peace,
iwhat could be expected of troops
! commanded by such rurfians in an
'enemy country, under the terrific
I excitement of combat, and particu
larly when rrigbtfulniss' is the slo
gan." Summarising the hopo for the fu-.
tare, Mr. Allschul 'Says "when the
German1 people awaken - from ", the
'nightmare which now holds thent in
llts grasp; when Ihey reallr.e It was
IHie dream of wor.M power that had
: blinded them; when, under the pres.
isurc of stern necessity,, they recast
their views of rrighttulness and of
Its consequences;- then there will
reawaken that conscience which the
liberal press endeavored to Btlniu
lato In times or peace, and It will
again be possible to treat with Ger
many crt today as 'ith the Germany
or old, when she bail not yet sacri
ficed her soul on the altar of er
jflciency." -
WANTED Clean White Cotton
Rags at the Observer Office; Sc
per lb.
CHICHESTER 9-PILLS
Till! DIAMOND nH,ll. A
A f
can kcown ttftt, t --fert, Alwmrt It pi ,' A
SOUBYWaOCISISCVERIMLRE
prices. Just the kind you need at
Sllvertliorn's Family Drug store.
Adv. . w It; (1 4-2-tf.
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ratilotic-mllltary dance, Rex Hall
Friday, auspices Honor Guard Girls.
Admission 75 cents. 4-11-lt
Notice.
The auto party picking up a
lady's hat near the park bridge Sun
day please leave at this office.
Light strw hat with red trimming.
V. II. McMurrey. Adv. 4-10-2t.
" Tho prices arc still. ,on in the
Ivory Line at Silverlhorn's family
drug store.
4-12 tf
Pretty Dnxes of Fine Stationery
at Sllverthorn's Family Drug Store
t 4-12 tr
Promptness In Kodak service, in
Developing and printing. From to
day on the Hllverthorn Family
Drug Store will give quickest ser
vice. This is made possible by a
new device In drying ot pictures.
We will In future develop ull films
from ID a.m. to 11 a.m. and print,
dry nnd finish these films before
i; o'clock each day. Kindly try
this new arrangement and be con
vlnc'ed. 4-12-tf
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Whooping rough.
Clve Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy to keep the cough loose nnd ex
pectoration easy. It Is excellent.
Adv.
FOR , RENT-
Ing rooms.
Furnished lioi'r.eiieep
Pliono B. 3S31.
4-l2-;it
EM
E POLIS
PRESERVE THE LEATHER
LIQUIDS AMD PASTES
fOB BLACK, WHITE, TAN, DARK BROWN OR OX BLOOD SHOES.
' TMff rr.tMltrv toponAnot. its. nurrAto. n.v.
The mm
CIGAR STORE
We carry the Choicest Brands of
CIGARS AND TOBACCO, CONFECTIONERY,
CANDIES, ETC.
Our Fountain Service Cannot Be Excelled In
, Eastern Oregon.
West-Jacobs Illdg. , EARL N. DOANE, Prop.
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Ifc'itiii!; value of COAL is rMorniiiieii . '
fi.'ally in what is called KlilTJSll TMl'lIiiUi'.
UNITS, the same as the energy of an engine' is
lneasiired in UOltSIO POWER, food value i
CALORIES and Electric Force in VOLTS AX'J
WATTS. The OOVERNaIENT buy.. ..nd ji;ys
for COAL on this hasus.
bulletin No. 22 UNITED STATES MTURATr,
OF MINKS, based on actual analysis of sixt--different
AVestern COALS, shows, -
KING COAL
" THE BEST IN THE WEST BY GOVERN
MENT TEST." BUY IT NOW.
THE J. D. LYNCH CO.
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