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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1918)
WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1918' " iHESEERERpILL FIND; RICH ACRES IH OREGOK Hr J'W- few. ' :'' f tew lS ';fJ 4u' : : , , $ TheOreon jBlil '. (' ' ' eontalfli a mt ameunl of Inkruitlnt i;? jL Vtt:7''t ' ' ' '.' B -1 " 'inul"liu '"'MB,"Bn wiiilliij " M Iofi ll I W JOi' rMMMni1! bui1"i I'eitlnn!'"' thl ' 3fe '-V&l lV - V 'v- ' ' Wt. youihould wrtiinly hart that I I- f'aVttV'- ' ' i abiolutily FREE Write to mt today 1 jfcV IfcVW Tl ' ' Vbu art wdlalty tnvlUd to call - ftJiI A SMTtTEFlL - Room 112. Union Pacific Buililinp. tt m 1 SiKliM!i S iR $-Jk&vfrlr' . 1 our cseillant and cMemivt txhibll ' if.fi kim jk T Z5 ' T ' C3PfTL i ! QiinifueU v"wn ,h Un,on Plc'n m Sragfo- gjjgStA ';bLoC jrW I.A.SHITR.CetatlialloaAlMl.ilrl.U ' iJW" VM'HU 1 P , OREGON FACTS I 'N Oregon fruits world-famous for quality, beauty and de licious flavor. . , , . , . , Fishing industry ranks high, especially salmon, but it also . produces splendid sea fish, as well as oysters, clams, crabs, etc- Furnishes finest wool in Ameiy , lea, and is a leading sheep producer. ' 1 t ' Large production of cattle and hogs, having abundant native forage. Oregon flax equals that grown In Ireland, and Belgium. Claims highest yield of grains and potatoes per acre. THIS STATE MUST MAKE FULL PREPARATIONS FOR ."BACK TO LAND" , MOVEMENT. GET READY FOR THE WAR'S END Oregon Is nn of the nonclor coni iiillnlili'H .in the f:ihi.y ..'of I'licilic stutuF. It J" mi empire. In Itself. Heretofore it hits been noteil for Its fruits anil Oregon fnills'ine worlil fuuious for iiuiillty, lieiiuty n ml ilell eioiiM flnvor Init iliversitk'il fiinuiii Ik rnplilly lieltiK mustered. The ll iniille ciimlllloiis lire belni; iiiulerslucul mill'' the ftilure of Cliepni Is one of he most protiiisiiiff. ' No one thinks of Oregon without thlnkliiK of Its tlshlnc industry, espe elnlly the siilinon Industry, hut Ore gon iilso furnishes splendid sen flvli. as well ns oysiers, eliiuis, rnihs. ete. This stnte 'Is one of llie Inrtiesl produeers of sheep In llie eoiuitry. mid Oiejion wool is reeoKiil.eil ns llie finest proilueeil ill Amerleii. An iiliuii ilnnee of nnlive foint'e crops lins re sulted III u Im'fe'e pniiliicllon of cnltle mid hoes. Flax a Profitable Crop. Oret,'"" flux is nnollier prolllnlile rrop, this proiluet beliiK eipml to Hint i.i'imn In lreliillil lllld ltellum. Hops Is another of the inipoiiiint yields of. Oregon, mill It Is esliiimled II, al mi per eent of the hops raised In Hie Vnlteil Ktntes Is (.Town here. The liroiluetlvity of the Imul Is liiiiisiuil mill Its Ktutc iiiilliorlties elnlni Hint It produces the blithest yield of gnilns mid potutoes per nere. Wlieiher or not the cxaet figures would sulisliintl nte this cliiliu. the mere fnet Hint pro duction In this stnte is so trn-iit as to make such tt rlnlui plmislble Insures thnt Its Imul Is ninnng the richest. Oregon bus uncut timber In mi most uiirtiensiiriihle mnoiiiil, runiilng Into the hundreds of billions of bonnl feet, both on private lands mid In na tional forests, national parks ami Indian lands. Water Power Means Much to State. One of the most Imporltint fea tures of Oregon's future lies In the fact thnt there Is nvnilnhle, though undeveloped, approximately one-third i.f the total water power of the nilse Of Headache. By knowing the cam, a disease ni'.y often be avoided. This is par llrnlnrly true of headache. ; 1 Thi most common causo of headache Is n disordered stomach or eonstl- Grows 50 of the hops raised In the United States. . Has 283,302,578,000 board measure feet of timber jon pri. vate lands. Has 190,835,531,000 board measure feet of- timber in na tional forests and large quan- tity In national parks and Indian lands. ;: Tremendous Industrial de. velopment possible through the fact that one-third- of unde veloped water power in the United States ic available in Columbia River basin. 10, l.'iiited Slates to lie found In the Columbia Hirer basin. This fact be comes especially important In view of the' recent reconiinendnlloii of Presi dent Wilson, mat slops should be taken to conserve ami develop and bring Into use the wonderful possibil ities of this -water power. Millions of Acres Available. .Millions of acres of Imul Hint have never known the feel of the plow ure wailing for the homc-scc kcr In the great Umpire Slates of the Trmis-.MIs-sourl West, niid In Hie stales Hint face the Pacific Ocean. Many of these ucrcs are In the dry fanning sections, nuiiy of llieui can be lii-might under Irrigation ditches. 11 III addition to this "wild" land, there nro ninny ucrcs In these states, nmv cultivated lu largo tracts, which with Hie ever westwurd pushing of those who seek new lands will, in the next few years, be cut up Into smaller farms. '' .When the' tremendous tragedy of Hie world now being enacted in blood and siilTering upon Hie lull' fields of 1'rnuce, comes tlnally to an end. tlie longing for the open country will lake an even greater hold upon Hie hearts of mankind. .Then fills great country in Hie West should be In position to respond to this longing, should be ready to receive those who will seek its welcome. J Oregon must do Its part. Kvery agency in the slate should he directed to this end. In preparation for Ibis day every facility should be used to acquaint those who now are looking for ti new home In Hie West, and every orgiipi'.aHon that Is working to secure (lie upbuilding of the West should bo encouraged. Union Pacific System On the Job. One of the most aciive organiza tions especially maintained for work of (Ills characler. an organization ad mirably equipped with resources and lacked with a thorough knowledge and syslem. Is the Colonization and Industrial Itiireau of the I'niuii Pa cific System. .Tills llurenu Is under the direction of iS. A. Smith. lh has bad ninny years' cxiierlonco In such work, lte-1 cently there lias been Installed on the ground floor of the hcudipinrtcr building of-tlie 1'nlor. l'acillc liallroad. In Omaha, n most complete nnd per manent eNhihlt of the ngriciilturn!. horticultural nnd llTe atock IntcestsJ patlon. which may bo corrected by taking a few doses of Chamber- lain' - tablet. Try It. Many others have obtained permanent rellof by tatting thoee Tablets. They"', are easy to take and mild and Kentle In effect. - ; isfiisa of tluj stales which lire served by tlie Villon 1'acllie System, Xebraska, Kan sas, Colorado, Wyoming, lifah, Idaho. Washington, Oregon, . Ciillfornlii und Xevada. This exhibit, which nasi pie pared nnd Installed through Vo-openi-tion with Hie .public niitbnrities In each of these stales, Is to be iiiiaiu taiiied and l?ept . constantly renewed by The I'nion I'acltle System us the foundalion of the work which It car ries on for llie. purpose of bringing new settlers mid home-seekers . into the West. ' Bureau Has No Land for Sale. Tim ColoiilziiHon & Industiral llu renu has no laud u'sell, and Its only Interest In Hie salu of laud by those who have If, Is the building up of the territory which it serves... In other words, lis Interest Is the bring ing together of (he land and Hume who would mako new homes upon Hie laud. I'or thnt reason expert agents of this liurentl Investigate thoroughly all land that Is' offered for snip nnd all land agents. These experts satisfy themselves that the land Is suitable for farming', that the climatic condi tions iire right and that . the price at which It Is offered Is reasonable; next they satisfy themselves that the bind agent Is honest and reliable. There Is no need to fool men In order to get them to settle In the West the trtith Is sti g enough. .. Ads Carried in Eastern 'Papers. A. very extensive advertising cam paign in Hie Kaslern states, the Southern states und the Stales of the Mississippi Valley enables .nls Bu reau to get in touch with those who wnnts facts iil.mil thr; West, and as soon as Its represec.nillves learn what section of the ctintry most ap peals to the prospect he. Is turned over to the Wtistw.irthy land agents operating In Hint section. These laud agi nts take up the unrk ' from there on and the records of the Bureau show that the work has been most successful. During the last year the advertising by the Vnlon Pacific System reached a circulation of more than five million readers n -month. There wore received nearly ten thousand iiifpili-ies and there are records of 2.4S2 carloads of household goods moved Into nnd Hirough the various states listed above, during six months of this per iod. This does not Include those who came Into' the West without shipping their household goods, and Hiere are many who s!l out all such property before moving. Xeillier does It In clude those who went overland In no toutohilcs and there nre ninny of them. too. So it would seem Hint hert Is proof of the olTecllvencss of Hit plan worked out by the Vnlou t'aclfl System. l'Vr n Kiraineil Ankle. As soon as possible after the In Jury is received get n bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment nnd follow -the plain printed directions which accompany' the ' bottle. .' -LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER f"" 1 Classified Ads ' FOR KENT--.PunilshMl FOR RENT Modern 6-room bous. Call Main 780. D-O-tf. FOR RENT Modern aRnrtment. Par land Apts., 0 Depot St. Call Apt. fl. FOR RENT Furnished 4-room house, with bath; close in, Cult Main 728. '"' ' ' 6-ltf ' FOR RENT. Five-room furnished1 ..or unfurnished house, fhone Black . 1191. ' 4-2itf i FOR RENT Three-room furnished i bungalow. 1210 W Avenue, Phone I ; Red 3441. - - 4-HVtf FOR RENT Modern furnished r apurtrnonts, cleans also room and board.' lfiOll Washington avenue, or Phone Red 3002. 4-20tf FOR RENT, Furnished Housekeop Ins ' rooms. . Reasonable ratos. Inquire ' hnrrls Furnlturo . Co. J'hono Red 3171.; . 4-18-tf VATUI .MIscellBjieoos. A'AivTED. Waitress, taurant. Homo Res ":' : 1i-4-tf WANTED Two carrier boys at once. Putman Drug store, ' 6-ltf WANTED Girl for .'tousework, in family of two. Inquire this office, i ',. . . : E:2tf WANTED t- Waitresses. Phone or write Quelle Cafe, Pemllctdn, Ore gon. '. 4-30-10t WANTED Woman to do general . housowoi-li In family of three. . Phone Blnck 3801. ; 5-7-4t WANTED A girl for housework, j Inquire . Orrtnde Rhondo Lumber Co. Retnil Dept. Tel. Main 732. . i ..' ' 5-7-tr WANTED Man to work on farm. Prefer man with family; housu and garden lot furnished. . B M I'ur land, Home Phone 2:0. 5-2-Btpd roit sai,u .Mist ki,i,am;oi;s. FOR SALE.-A new Ford Roadster; with nil v the extras. Only cash, j 1703 V Ave. ' 5-6-Xtr FOR SALE A Maxwell, a Saxon j Six, an. Oakland, a Franklin, Ford! ' Roadster. These cars are onlyj slightly used, but a great bargain j uuu wuiuiy O! your ' 'CC"on. "'Chas; Criiry, Xa Grande Garage, 4-30-tf ' ' "'' LOST A pair of new black Bountlet slovos. Finder return to this office and receive reward. 6-r-2t Fraternal Directory, MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA La Grande Camp No. 7703 nioets on the first and third Thursday evenings of each month in the K. of P. Hall. Visiting neighbors welcome. L. J. MUNHALL, V. C, W. F. ASHMAN, Clerk ROYAL NEIGHBORS Iris Camp meets every second Friday after noon and ovory fourth Friday even ing, every month n K. P. hall. All visiting members cordially welcom HENRIETTA OHARST, Oracle. NELLIE V. VINACKE. Roc. . j. O. O. M. La Oranue Lodge No. , 850, Loyal Order of Moose holds ' regular meetings every Wednesday j J uifexv ui a p. Ill, 111 i.',ilf,l3 null IIUX1 to Elks' Bldg. on Washington Ave. Visitors always welcome. Dues pay able at Young's Sweets. GEO. YOUNO, Die. . HARRY SWART, Sec. B. P. O. li. ELKS, La Gmnde Lodge No. 4.13. Lodgo nieots each Thurs day evening nt 8 o'clock. Home and club privileges cheerfully ex tended to ull Brother F.Iks. It. J. GREEN, Exalted Ruler. A. B. CHERRY, Secretary. K. of L. of Secuilty Mt. Emily Council, No. 240, meets the second and fourth Monday evening at o'clock nt . Eagle hall. Visiting members lire welcome. J. K. FITZGERALD, Pres. ABB HARRIS, Fln'l. Sec. FLORENCE BRYANT, Rec. Sec. 0. E. S. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E. S. holds stated communications the Bocnnd and fourth Wednesday ot each n.tmth. Visiting merabors cor dially welcomed. SADIE E. GIVEN, W. M. MARY A. WARNlCK.Seo A. F. & A. M. I Orande Lodge No. ' j 41, A. F. ft A. M. holds regular I j meetings first and third Saturday i at 7:30 p. in. Cordial welcome to ' j all Masons. i ROBERT 8. EAKIN. W. M A. C. WILLIAMS, See. KNIGHTS OF PYTH1A8 Rod Cross Lodge No. 27 meets every Monday ' J night In Castle Hall(K. or P. Hall) ! , A pythlin welcome to ill visiting1' Knights J C.K.McCORMICK.C.C. ' delJle GREEN, K. of R. & s UE11EKAHH Crystal Lodge No. 6U meets every Tuesday evening In the I. O. O. F. nail. All visiting mom bnrs are Invited to attend. SARAH McCLURE, N. O. MATTII3 GOLDEN Rec, See. i WOODMEN OP THE. WOniJJ La Grande Camp No. J 00 nieots every first and third Monday at Eagles' Hall. All Waiting neighbors wel come. Pups payable at the office Of the clerk. New Foley Ilblg,, (I a. ui., to 6 p. m. J, J. MCRCHISON.' 0. C. ,, R, f.. K1TCIIKN. Clerk Professional Directory OSTHOrATI 110 PHYSICIAN Hit. J. L. INGI.K Osteopathic, phy sician, Third 'floor New . Foley Bldf. Ilnura 10-1S a. m.; 2-6 p. m., and by appointment. Office phone. Red 1761, residence Red 881. ';,;,': UK. MAHOAUET INOi.14- Osteo pathic physician, Diseases of wo men and children and obstetrics. MHOIIANO-TMHIIOPY lR. A. -N. MAYVIU.K Mechano . Therapy; chronlo diseases my specialty; Physical nnd Mental i Science. , HoiirH;,' 1 :S0 to 4:30 p.m., 7:00 to 8:00', evenings. Phone Black 2311. Jtooius 1 and 2 over Coolldgo Paint Store, Adams Ave. - Aiiciin ECTM C. K. MILLER --Architect, room 27, Now Foley Bldg. Phono Red 1871. ATTOISXKYS CRAWFORD & EAKIN T. H. Craw ford and Robert 3. Enkin, Attor neys n law.- Practice In all the courts of the state and the United . States. Offlco, West-Jncobsop Bldg., rooms 8-10-17, La Orande, Oregon, . . : .. COCHRAN ft EnEKIIAItD Oeo. T. Cochran and Colon R. Eberhard, Attorneys. La Grande National i Bank BuiUlincr. ' -I- QUKISN & RUDOLPH Attorneys, 1 It. J. Green and L. O. Rudolph,' Attorneys nt Luw, La Grande Na-1 tlnnal Bank Buildlngv, I VET1SIUNAUY Olt. 11. W, RILEY Graduate Veter Intrlan. Hospital, 1409 Madlso.i Avt. Slate Stallion liinpector ano .QUICK RELIEF I jflNSl Get Dr. Edward3' Olive Tablets That h Ami Imrfhl era o! thousands 0mte i Dr. Edwards o practicing physician tat i years and calomel's old-time enemy, I discovered the formula for Olive Tablets ' wnne treating patients lor enrome cao eUoation and tomid liven). Dr. Edwards' Clivo Tablets do notlli contain calomel, but hcdL-iff. soothino ' e- 9 vegetable laxative No Krlolna is the "kevnote" of thca little sugar-coated, oliv&cclored tablcta Thev causa the bowels and liver to act normally. They never fcrco them to unnatural action. If you have a "dark brcwn mouth" now and then a bad breath a dull, tired feeling sick headaches-torpid liver and are constipated, you'll find quick, sure and only pleasant results from one or two lit tle Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets ct bedtime, Thousands take one or two every night just to keep right. Try them. 10s est' 25c per box. All druggists. SOME CORSET FACTS There nre, of course, (rood corsets nnd bail corsets A (rood corset molds you to its shape. You mold a poor corset to your shape. That is why your figure improves Under the influence of an ar tistically designed and well mnde corset. I T(bD!RT Corsets Front Laced Front Laced nre designed by llie most skillful nnd consequently the highest paid designer in the business. PAULINE JLEDLERE Inspector of stock for shipment. Home Independent Phone. Black 7W Americanism and the Third Liberty Loan Not coiKiuost, terror, blood nnd iron; but liiy;li resolve and fearless sacrifice shall win for the world n lasting peace and freedom,'. . ; . That our. hoys on "the line" may press eonf i- dently forward, they must feel behind them, our united support; must know that America' is pouring 'out freely its energy and its mater ials for victory quick and sure. . .. . ttt Let UK each do "our bit" On the first day of the Third Loan yon are in-' vited to come into tins Institution and sub scribe, j ' United States National Bank JUST OUT THAT IS, JUST IN A large asortment of the very latest in . j. . .';.' ' Picture. Frames 4 -r---, , i ; at prices that will surprise. Harrl Furniture Store .''.'' l. a HARRIS, Proprietor '. ,'.;.'.,' '.v: "' Where Your Dollar Does Double Duty ''". '.V. '40(3 FIR STREET ' ; I '""' ZHSH IBISW!WH!!tWS!n : Practically Everything Has Rai$ed But Telephone C Service iPi 1 IS I 1 M i '.ex MPs, 1 Eastern Oregon Light & d i- i.i ' . . ,' ''.'. . . -c -, . Power Company FIVE 41l Farmers Co-operative Phone, . nam lia. s-- -and n little liiore. if. Oil h-.il it. Si Xiao". mm V Hd,f vMAm $1 mm
